Drummond High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Drummond, OK)

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CLASS hISTORY In the fall of 1925 C band of pee le GHtGT6Q the Hi h School at Drummond They xcre lW nurbe 2 and x re called reshmen lhey were rather unrullg at flFS but s tlwe v nt slowly onw rd they soon ICGTUGQ the w ys of n gb sclool lucy were fall of ep and a L1u1Ol Th v began to gre: nd w x strong under the eadershlp of Mr Propps Few of them falled but undaunted they Went or and wade thelr credlts 1U sonechlng else At the close of the year only one or txc xere left behlnd to take It over, hen the S hmore wear began but las a fex of our comrades d1d not retu n to school th1s f ll but 15 thelr ol ces were few nex frlends to name, hong them Belbert herd who 1S now cla s presldent Geometry cla1mad most of the YIWG thls year and a few came to the end of a fear wlth a N1DyS and were left stranded then behlnd They onl and to work r rder the next ye r The number 1U the class had reduced to 24 but they :ere t1ll full of V11 and alw ys ready for fun when the school assembled 11 thefhll of 1925 of the old class only 19 remalned but one nc nenbcr Thls year thex had nothlng especiallv dlfflcult 1 the w J all the roughest places had been passed a d the vear pass d oy xlth wery few fa1lures, lf any, and everx one 1n good sp1rits to begin the SGU1OT year next fall In the fall only 16 of the old members came back w1th 1 new member the class w s decreasing ln slze but not 1n efficlency and effort The senlors of 1927 have the dlstlnctlon of belng larg est class of graduates of Drummond High They have done thlng th1S ear amend then are puttlng out an annual costing much tlW8 and c use attentlon, brlnglng the com1un1ty lnstitute to Drummond and nany other thlngs of mlnor lwport nce Durlng these four years of h1gh school days, Mr Younger has been wlth us helplng us, encouraglng us and Over re dy wltn a word of cheer and 8dV1C6 For our success we are greatly lndebted to our teachers who have shown us every conslder tlon, every klndness and e re deeply grateful to them for thelr large sh rc 1n our reach1ng our high school goal, COMIENCEMENU VIVIXN SPEELMAN T ,, g . . 'V-' ' I. . AL I' E US V W ig . rn - -, ' . . I l . ' t a U- Je ' -a p me t 1. ey H ' v Q. 'a ' 0 o 7 A. ' . . . A . . A. . A , q wr rt 'v ' LA L ' 4 1 tu 'il JV V' 2. A 'A' A . ' . C 4 a .t 62 ' . 7 ' , 6 - ' Q! L S11 .' ' 4 I S , . A AA ' , 1 ' ' ' 1 ' to take 1t agaln next year. But thls dld not mean we were leavlng A a ' 3' A C - lil 5. v . ' 1- Q ' A I 8.4 1 C , ,. . . 1 ew w x. came. j L . A J . . .H , av . ' -V' ' ' U r J e ' . ' I - 1 . ' ' 6 ' J . . O Q A ' o r . n A . ' ' l , C- . h . - . , X --- . ,. ' 1 . AA Il ' I .u A I At Al .- l D S O . . . - , ' 1 ' A A Cs I ' ' 3 ' ' '.'.' 8 8. 'L A O iiinaqhui I Y