Drumright High School - Gusher Yearbook (Drumright, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1930 volume:

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WWW AMA f Qiyl, .W- an .W wi ' . .. uni wifi gg I H ,gi 'Jr . 6' : 3 555 ' ,Q wf if : .: H,- 3 ,iffi ' A as , . , N f 4 X.-gl' ffusrl N in , ' E N as H 1 X 1 , 'xv ua K :J x ff? 5 1 I,A, 'V . K ,gg 'Q f. A 1 11, tv' '? E . . v o Tw. R- fl 333' fa -1 . fa-' Raj A , f , H ' ,. W, g-k,lWQM,Wg.1 1x-v..uuv4mwmc,',...,w i- Dedication ln 2llllH'01'i'lfi0ll of l' ' , 1 HS SUI- 4 5 4 I uw llltvrvst in 021011 ind' vidual student and fhe co- oipci-mtioii he has given usg tlw Svnim- Class of Nineteen Ilundred 'Phil GIISIIOI' to N. U. 'fy flcrlivslte the Tllomzis, Jr. 1. 94 5515 Wx ffiiwqgfffw Wsx , A 3 X: The tremendous task of developing this year hook was undertaken with enthusiasm hy the Senior Class and Cusher Staff and that enthusiasm has heen maintained to a successful conclusion. The Cusher Stall especially deserves the congratulations of all. hut their work would have heen in vain without the cooperation of the entire student hody and community. The thought has often come to me that as we are provided with this excellent record of the year's activities of llrumright High School that those who are participating in those activities should never he satisfied with any hut their hest efforts. lt is easy to he average in performance hut to he superior a great amount of effort and sell sacrifice is demanded. ll is my wish that students of Il. ll. S, eonstantly strive to do their hest in all things and therehy continually raise the standard of performance, FRANK D. IIESS. Superintendent. To the Class of 1930, its sponsor, and to the Cusher Stall of 1930, its director, l extend my congratulations on the excellent pieoe of work done in putting out this year hook. lt is the result of the whole-hearted cooperation and the fine spirit of loyalty displayed hy the memhers of your class. You will long eherish the memories of your high school days, and this hook will Serve to keep these memories alive. May the sueeessful completion of this hook supply the in- spiration for higger and nohler achievements. You may take with you the hest wishes and fondest hopes of the faculty and student hotly of llrumright lligh Seltool. A. C. WIEMER. Principal. six DT- wi f. x 2 XENIORX - we f, , 'KH'-2 ' 'TF' f 5?'ff14 T WILFORD WARE In D. H. S. 4 yearsg Class President '29 '30g Business Manager Gusher '30ig Kem- py '29g Boomerang ,303 State Honor Society '28g Au- gustus Club '28 '29 Vice4Pres. '30g Dramatic Club '30. QUANA BROCK In D. H. S. 4 yearsg State Honor Society '27 '28 '29 '30g Class Sec. '30g National Hon- or Society '30. VERA CARNAHAN In D, H. S. 4 yearsg Student Council '29 Yell Yeader '30g Basketball '27 '28 '29 '30: Red and White '30g Ke1npy '29g Boomerang '30g Athletic Editor Gusher '30g Glee Club '29 '30g Easter Contata '29g Peppy Coyote '28 '29 Yell Leader '30. EDITH COOK In D, H. S. 4 yearsg Editor- in-Chief Cvusher '30g Junior Editor Cusher '29g Student Council '26 '27 '28 Sec.-Treas. '29 Vice-Pres. '303 Basketball '29 '30g Peppy Coyote '28 '29 Pres. '30g National Honor So- ciety '29 Vice-Pres. '30g Okla. State Honor Society '27 '28 '29 '30g Popularity Queen '3Og Quill and Scroll '30g Red White '30g Augustus Cluh'30. fourteen CLEO NEWTON In D. H. S. 4 yearsg Pres. Student Council '30g Football '28 '29g Basketball '29 '30g National Athletic Honor So- ciety '29 '30g Glee Club '28 '29 '30g Boomerang '30g D Club '30g Red and White '30g Red Hots '30, FERN TURNER J In D. H. S. 4 yearsg Vice-Pres. Class '29 '30g Assistant Editor Gusher '30g Sec.-Treas. Stu- dent Council '30: Basketball '29g National Honor Society '29 Pres. '30g Peppy Coyote '28 '29 Sec. '3Og State Honor Society '28 '29 '30: Sec.-Treas. Quill and Scroll '30g Augustus Club '29 '30: Red and White '30g Boomerang '30. EWEL BAKER In D. H. S. 2 yearsg Glee Club '29 '30g Peppy Coyote '29 Yell Leader '30g Dramatic Club '30g Augustus Club '29 '30g Class Yell Leader '30'g Red and White '30. ELROY STEPHENS In D. H. S. 4 yearsg Football '28 '29g Basketball '27 '28 '29Z Baseball '28 '29g Pres. D Club '30. HAZEL MOORE In D. H. S. 4 yearsg Augustus Club '30g Red and White '30g Peppy Coyote '28 '29 Treas. 'aog Class Editor C-usher '30g Student Council '30g State Honor Society '27 '28 '29, ry . .. W-YV-,Y W ' sfafq JAMES HULME, Jr. In D, H. S. 4 yearsg Cusher Staff '30g Glee Club '30g Red and White '30. ROSIE PENDERGRAFT In D. H. S. 2 yearsg Augustus Club '29 '30g Red and White '30g Feature Editor Gusher '30. GENEVA SLOVER In D. H. S. 2 yearsg Glee Club '29 '30g Quartette '29 '30g Kempy '29g Dramatic Club '30g Red and White '30g Ko- dak Editor Gusher '30g Miss Cherryblossom '30. VELMA ARY In D. H. S. 2 yearsg Peppy Coyote '29 '30g Red and White '3Og Quill and Scroll '30g Okla. State Honor So- ciety '30. f an sm vm- W... Q. .4 ,V . au- . . ,J , , 1 . - f , 5 BETHENA JOHNSON In D. H. S. 3 yearsg Peppy Coyote '28 '29g Glee Club '29 '30g Boomerang '30g Aug- ustus Club '29 '30, MARGARET BUDOWSKY In D, H. S. 4 yearsg Pgppy Coyote '27 '28 '29 '30g' Red and White '30g Quill and Scroll '30. WILMA SPEARS In D. H. S. 4 yearsg Red and White '29g Peppy Coyote '30' Art Editor Gusher '30, 1 CLYDE MORRIS In D. H. S. 4 years: Boom- erang '30g Miss Cherryblos- som '30g Glee Club '28 '29g Red Hots '30. I MARIE MOLAND In' D. H. S.' 4 years: Okla. State Honor Society '28 '29g National Honor Society '30. fifteen RUBYE FRENCH In D. H. S. 4' yearsg Peppy Coyote '27 ,28 ,29 '30g Red and White ,30. FLOYD TURNER In D, H. S. 4- vearsg Wrest- ling '27 ,283 Track '27 '28g Athletic Editor Cusher ,303 Red and White ,303 Kempy '29g D Club '3O. DOROTHY MORRIS In D. H. S. 2 yearsg Peppy Coyote i29 '30g Dramatic Club '30g Secretary '30g Debate Team '30g Organization Ed- itor Gusher '30g Red and White '30g Quill and Scroll '30g Oklahoma State Honor Society '30g Kempy,' '29g Boomerangi' '30g National Honor Society ,30. LORENE GREER DENTON In D. H. S. 4 years: Glee Club ,28 '29g nLelawalla', '28g Easter Contata '28. sixteon i '-..' 1 ' u QQ 1+ 4 Q 3 t 1 GILBERT FIELD In D. H. S. 4- yearsg Football '28 '29g Kempy,' '29g Boom- erang '30g Cherryblossom '30 9' , I ' I I - 1- FLEDA ARY ' In D. H. S. 2 years: Peppy Coyote i29 '30. OPAL MILLER In D, H. S. I year: Clee Club '30g Quartette '30. FOREMAN DOWLING ' In D. H. S. 4 yearsg Baseball '29kg Red and White '30g Boxing ,29g Wrestling' '29g Glee Club '3Og Cherryblos- somu '30. PAULINE SAFFA ' In D. H. S. 4- yearsg Peppy Coyote '27 '28 '29 '30g Typist of Gusher '30g Basketball '30. Q. WR 1 .fff+':1f' w- 1' 'if -. ' 1 -1 ' 1 Y z- ' . 'V r S a - g .. W z -' .A J , an .. MARIE MCCUTCHAN In D. H. S. 1 year: Clee Club '30g Peppy Coyote '30g Miss Cherryblossomv '30. MARCELLE FINLEY In D. H. S, 4- years: Peppy Coyote '27 '28 '29 '30g Joke Editor of Cusher '30g Red and White '30. LOTTIE LARSON In D. H. S, 4- yearsg Glee Club '29 '30. NETA BRYSON In D. H. S. 4 yearsg Peppy Coyote '27 '28 '29 '30, ELDON RUSH In D. H. S. 4- yearsg Glee Club '29 '30g Assistant Mgr. CherIybl0ssom 3 Red and White '30. OLEN 'ARMSTRONG In D. H. S. 2 yearsg Baseball 333 D Club '30g Boxing BERNICE SPENCER In D. H. S. 4- yearsg Lela- walla '273 Clee Club '27: Peppy 'Coyote '27 '28 '29 '30g Augustus Club '28 '29 '30. SYLVIA WELLS In D, H. S. 1 year. HAZEL HOCKET BECK In D. H, S. 1 year. S6Vellte9ll FLORENCE ENOCH In D. H. S. 4 yearsg Peppy Coyote '27 '28 '29 '30g Pep- perette Sponsor '30g Boom- erang '30g Student Council '29g Red and White '30g Ko- dak Editor Gusher '30g Clee Club '29 '30. HOWARD HOWELL In D. H. S. 4 years: Football '29 '30g Clee Club '29g D Club '30g Boomerang '30. LOLA HOBSON In D. H. S, 4 yearsg Peppy Coyote '28 '29 '30g State Hon- or Society '29: National Hon- or Society '30. BETH DAVENPORT In D. H. S. 4 yearsg Peppy Coyote '27 '28 '29 '30g Red and White '30g Boomerang '30g Advertising Editor Cush- er '30. eighteen H AROLD HOLMES ' In D. H. S. 4 yearsg Glee Club '27 '28 '29g In Old Louisi- ana '26g Lelawalla '27g Augustus Club '29g Advertis- ing Manager Gusher '30 Wrestling '28. b WADAD MASSAD In D. H. S. 3 yearsg Red and White '30g Peppy Coyote '29 '30g Boomerang '30g Dra- matic Club '30. STELLA MAE STONE In D. H. S. 2 yearsg Peppy Coyote '29 '30, ELEANOR SOWERS In D. H. S. 4 yearsg Augustus Club '29 Vice-Pres. 'aog Pres. Dramatic Club '30g Vice-Pres. Quill and Scroll '30g Debate '30g Assistant Bus. Manager Cusher '30: Red and White '3Og State Honor Society '30g National Honor Society '30, ANNA RAWDON In D. H. S. 4 yearsg Peppy Coyote '29 '30. MITTIE B. BAILEY In D. H. S. I year Coyote '30, TEIKO MASHINO In D. H. S. I year. PAUL KHOURY In D. H. S. 4 years. NELLIE JOSEPH In D. H. S. 4 years. Pffppy I RAY DONALDSON , ,-5 RONALD VORIS In D. H. S. 4 yearsg Boom- erang '30g Augustus Club '28 '29 '30g Dramatic Club '30g Boys' Clee Club '29 '30g Red and White '30g Gusber Staff '30. IRIS POLLARD In D. H. S. 1 year. BEULAH DICKEY In D. H. S. 4 years: State Honor Society '27 '28 '29 '30g Red and White '30g Quill and Scroll '30g National Councilor Student Council '30g Peppy Coyote '30g Augustus '30g Gusher Stall Calendarian '30. RAYFORD PRUITT In D. H. S. 4 yearsg Fast Workers '29g Lelawalla '28g Student Council '28g National Athletic Honor So- ciety '30g Football '29 '30g Baseball '29 '30g Quartette '29g Glee Club '28 '29 '30g Cherryblossom '3O. nineteen EVELYN CRUZAN In D. H. S. 1 year. THELMAR PATTERSON In D, H. S. 1 year. OLANCO MASSAD In D. H. S. 3 yearsg Peppy Coyote '30g Red and White '30, JEFFERSON L. STAFFORD In D. H. S. 4 yearsg Football '28 '29g Baseball '28 ,29 '30g Boxing '29g Kempy i29g National Athletic Honor So- ciety '29g Clee Club '28 '29 '30g Cherryblossom '30g Augustus Club '29 '30 Pres. '28g Red and White '3Og Dramatic Club '30g Boomer- ang ,303 Red Hots 530 Yell Leaderg D Club '30. EARL REYNOLDS In D. H. S. 4 yearsg Gusher Staff ,30Q Red and White ,30g Glee Club '28 '29g Boomer- ang '29, O lweflty THELMA SWANK In D. H. S. 4- yearsg Glee Club '27 '28 '29 '30g Augustus Club '28 '29g Old Louisianan '27g Lelawalla '28g National Hon- or Society '30. GEORGIA DeBOW In D. H. S. 3 yearsg State Honor Society. DAISY GWYNN In D. H. S. 4 yearsg Pres. Quill and Scroll '30g Gusher Staff '30g Girls Glee Club '27 '29g Boomerang '30g Cher- ryblossomn '30g Red and White '30g National Honor Society '30, MARY CLARKE In D. H. S. 1 yearg Red and White '30. f 5 --,1,.--.w-,v- e . .55 K . LA GATHA BUCK In D. H. S. 4 yearsg Clee Club '28 '29 '30. MABLE BROWN In D. H. S. 4 years. CHARLES GLENN, Jr. In D. H. S. 4 yearsg Yell Leader of Red Hots '30g Red and White '30g Kodak Editor of Cusher '30g Dramatic Club '30g Glee Club '29 '30g Old Louisiana '28g Easter Contata '28 '29 ,30. JOE TEASLEY In D. H. S. 4 yearsg Red and White '30. ENID MOORE In D. H. S. 3 yearsg Clee Club 2 years '28 '30g Old Louisi- ana '28. . 3 AGATHA TEASLEY In D. H. S. 4 yearsg Peppy Coyote '30g Calendarian of Gusher '30g Red and White '-303 Glee Clubg Old Louisi- ana '28g Kempy '29. LEO THOMPSON In D. H. S. 4 years. FRANK MUMFORD In D. H. S. 4 yearsg Football '28 '29g Basketball '28 '29g Red and White '30g Student Council '27g National Ath- letic Honor Society '29 '30. GALA PATTERSON In D. H. S. 4- years. FRED HAWORTH twenty-one LS If 1: P , ,ff 4.-. N, 3, fkf. ,X .fl'fif'1-i 'Q fi' L: sf ii: xg M533 . L s. STH: A L taxis f 1 Weegg-I wif Z ,ug ,LC -Sr - :.x?X.n-ffl ,JL .- if .-1, Si? z' ox V f my CAPTAIN FULLER ,....... Tackle Sally played a good game at tackle. He was a good offensive player and tackled hard and low. Raymond made all conference team and played his fourth year. LEE GILBERT A,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, T agklg Too much praise cannot be given to Lee for his wonder- ful fighting spirit. He fought all the time. When the op- ponents tried to make a gain on either side of him they found a wall. When there was an opening to be made, he made it. We will hear more from Lee next year. ELROY STEPHENS .Z .,.. Guard Stevie always stopped ev- erything that came near him. For finding his way through opponents Elroy could not be beaten. He made his second letter and will not be back next year. FRANK MUMFORD .,........ End Weed', never said anything and was a fighter who never quit. He was injured part of the season, but was a loyal backer. We lose Frank this year by graduation. twenty-eight is 'I HARRISON BURTON ...... End Captain-Elect Buzz,' played under the hand- icap of a fractured shoulder. In spite of this fact he was one of the most brilliant per- formers on the team. Harrison will be back next year 100176 strong: HOWARD HOWELL ...Q..Gua:rd Little but Mighty proved to be a very valuable player. He played in the line and fought in every game. Howard grad- uates this year. CLEO NEWTON ........,.,. Center Rudy held down the posi- tion of center this year, and could always be depended on to put the ball just where it was wanted. He graduates this year, making his second letter. i JEFFERSON STAFFORD End Sorrel Top was a slicker on catching passes. In the clos- ing xvames he was just hitting his stride. He placed on con- ference team and received mention on state team. RAYFORD PRUITT ...... Guard f'Blackie played a good game at guard, and stopped the big boys when they came by. He enjoyed making a mess of his opponents play. He will not be back next year. HOWARD KIRBY .... Halfback Howard was a great player for interference. By his hard tackling, he generally got his man! More will be 'heard from him next year. ILL DIX .................... Halfback Breezy was the smallest man on the team, but made up what he lacked in weight in gritfi Bill always went through the line and got his man. He has two more years and will be- come a star. DONALD SMITH ........ Manager RAYMOND McWHIRTER Halfback Raymie'i the speedy halfback of our perfect machine, was considered one of the fastest in the state. He placed on all-Conference team. Excep- tionally good at plunging the line and long end runs. He will probably be the star of next year. DON UPTGRAFT ...... Fullback A good little offensive player, who was handicapped in weight. He was fast on de- fensive work. This is his second year on the team. TORRENCE McCI..AIN Quarterback Although his first year on the team, Tonic played like a veteran. A great player for interference, and when Tonici' carried the ball he was good for a yardage gain. We are counting on him next year. twenty-nine Football Review The football season of 1929 was far the most glorious in all our ufrlllefic 1-zlrevr. When 11031911 llnnxilton first cnllvd the few I'611li11IllI1g veterans and now rw-rllits toglotlnor, if svennexl that our football outlook was very elurk, and that we would he unnble to reaicll the stumlarml set hy the Inst ye+:u s fmlnl. The squzul, ll0WOVl'l', wus not l1lSi'0lll'ElQ0-ll and set to l1:u :l training. 'l'lw,v nnulv it the lll0Sl Slll'l'0SSflll season known in IJ. Il. one gfune. Drumright 12... Drumright 12 ,,,, Drumright 0 Drumright 7 llrumright 7 .,.. .. Drumright 14 Drutnrigllt 30 Drumright, 14 ,...... Drumrighl, 14.. Urumright 25 Drurnright 20 ,..,.,. Total Score 155 thirty SEASON REVIEW ...Shamrock ...Jenks ...Bristow ...Stillwater ...Yale ...Pawnee ...Oilton ...Sand Springs ...Cleveland .......Sapulpa ......Cushing Opponents S., losing only 7 0 19 6 2 6 7 7 13 0 6 73 Peppg Coyotes Never in the history of this orgunizzlfiou has the pep squad attained the lwigiit it did during tho 1929 and 1930 sm-IiooI year. This siu-cess is due to the 1-oopemtioll, loyalty and sc-11001 spirit slmwn ut vw-ry zlthietisf il vt ivi ty. When any fc-:un 1'epi'c-soiitiiigg Ili-umriglit Iligh Sm-Imol appeared, wlwflmr it. was on tho foot-In:1II field, Imsolmll diaumnid or Imslcetlmll 1'0III'f, the mlm-s of. tho rod swoziim-rs and white skirts were allways seen, SIIUWIIIQ that the Poppy Voyotos support Il. II. S. in victory or dvfe-alt. IGIPITII FOUK ......... VIVIAN KISTIIICII FICIIN TURNER ..... IIAZICIQ MOUIIIC ..... . , , , .TU ISLAI Ix ........,........ VE IIA PA RNA I IA N J IC NVE III, BA K IC II ..... MAMI IG XVII ITS I TT OIVIUIUICIIS: I,l'l'NIlll'llf r'r'-l'i'c'-virlcilf Nor-r'1'fn1'y .. 7'i1'nf1s11 rm' YNY Lcmlrfr Yvll linarfrw' iI'c'II Immler Sponsm' thirty-one we riff' Junior High Football Tho Junior lligh fuotlmll tt-ann, t'02li'll0ll hy ll2ll'l U. Swenson, clitl not lmvo what Vlllllfl ho torlm-al tl Slll't'OSSflll Slllllltlll :ts fan' :ls vit-tories were 4-mic-01-llvrlg m-wi-tlu-lvss, tlwy lvzwo gzlinwl ax ti-no fighting spirit and in all lll'0ll2lllllil'V will fm-in at nuvlvus for :1 strong st-uior high tezlm in the l'llllll'9. Too mm-ll przlist- Fillllltll ho givvn Mr. SWOIISUII for the WOIl1lt'l'flll llilllllllg hc- has give-11 thvso junior high lroys in dc-veloping them into worth while i'0lltl'Iltlt3l'S for lmilors as senior' high gritlstvrs. llrum right I lrmm-igllt I H'llllll'lQllf lll'lllllI'lQAlll I h mni'ight I Dru nn-ight tlziltyvfzmtlr A-Ti? ,T K- My ,fs ,f ff?Mifl N SEASQ DN REV Still water 0 Cushing 0 Still water T Bristow 27 Cushing li Bristow 25 5 W Peppereifes This puppy junior high Ul'g2llllZZlfl0ll haul inure illvilllrws this year than over before in the history uf tho I'oppoi'vttvs. 'l'l1esc junior-liigli girls rzllppmti alll junior-liigli zltlllotirs :ls wvll :ls il0lll0I'lllQl1. Sllfll girls :is ht-long.: to this 4:1-gzxilizzitiull zlro the girls who lllillit? rezll Poppy Voycztes illlil lim-lu-1-s of alll zu-tivitios Wlll'll they outer high school. Tlwy :irc tho nut-lens of tho fllturv yours' loyal Zllltl co- operative students. U'l+'l lt'ElISZ I HANt'ES IIUOYEH ..ii, ., ...i...........,i.., ......... I 'rr'wi1lf'ni ISABELL IIILL ........,... 7,,...., l 'iw'-l'l'r'.vifIcllt JUNE GIl,llE'l l'E .,A,.....,..,v.... Sewvtzxry-'l'rezlslll'0i' MARY ELLEN ALSl'At'll .i,,. 7....i.w.,.., l 'vii lmflflvi' GENEVA SLOVER ..ii.....,.... .... A Vpollsfu' FLORENUE ENOFII ..,i, ,... i Qpoilzfsrn' tllirty-five 641,126 Boonzercmgv A thrve :wt rmnoriy, Tho Bmnerangf' was the play solerterl by Mary Shiwly, ilrzlinzltir mlii-Q-rtm', to lic slrmisorvd lay tlw fillE4i10l' Staff. Y 'Flin story l'l'Ili0l'S nliont il 'VUIIIIQ' dortur nnil his first patient. hinre the yunng inzln is only love-sirk, thv dm-tm' :ind his in-etty nnrso einploy lN'l'llii2ll' trvzltinvnts, lIlI1t'i1 to thv dvliglxt ut' the 21lltiil'ill'l'. Tho l'iillltlX renin- wlwn HH'1iUl't1H'i'UllllIi tlnit lm Sllfii0l'1'1i from the sauna tronlrlv. VI IA HAI PENS: llr. Sninnor til ymiiigj slurturi ..ss,...,.,.s ,,,7 I Imrnrfl llmrvll Mnrion Snninor ttho iinrtmfs sister! Vss, lifffll Ila1'f'11pm't Virginia Xulvn tllr. SIIIIIIIOIJS nnrsvi ......Y,,r l w'n Tumm- Mrs. XVoo1lln'i1ig0 tn rim-li olrl lznlyb ...,7...r.r,...,..,.,...r .... I f!'Hlf'lllI ,lohnsmi Build Wourllwiflgv 4 Iir, Sninnvr's first piitivnt i ....., -ff'j7'l'I'-Will Ntufforrl floi'ti'iul0 Lnellow tn frivnsi ut' Mnriun Snninorb rr,. Waflrzrl .ilassurl lil'2lt'0 'lfvlor ttlw rzlnsv ut I!n1l4l's 1-mnlitinnb 7... ivI'l'lI f'lII'll1IllfllL Prvston Ile Witt tl3n1l4l's rivzxib ,....7,.rir,.,,...r .... I ffilllllll Voris Hnrtly in lvntlvri ...,......w,.......,,r,i,. ,..... f 'lyric ,llorris lilinilo tlfre-in-li vale-ti ....,,,r..,..........,....... .,.. i Vilforrl iivllff? Mr. Stnnv fn pntiont of llr. Sniniwri ......v .. H .. .... llilfwrt I if:Ifls fillPSiS of litll'tV-l':tll'i lie-vlloliis, Vivo N1-wton, llziyfoiwl l'rnitt, F1-:ink Muinford, I lm'vi1m-v lCnm-li, tloiwvn Slcxvvr, Ilnisy Gwynn and Dorothy Morris. th riy x , J-'.f', 'Q Q We 4 '46 -nrnmww.,...,1e.-- , 1 . fs. f XD JUNIORX J gx HOWARD KIRBY A leader in class activities and on the football Held. PERLE CARNAHAN An adorable, coquettish lit- tle maid. HARRISON BURTON The combined qualities of man and athlete. OPAL PARCEN We could not wish for one more dependable and loyal. ZEPHERINE HULL To know her is to love her. LOUISE INICKINNEY Beloved blond junior sung bird. JIMMIE HARTJE At all times he is reliable and sfncere. thirty-eight fi 'HTH ' ' .JV Lg Hg. xv- -' gl, H 3 s vp A , . I ..g F . ..N V L .il A. ,T W: U ,L : 'yy , - 4 1 1, , 4.1 E o ' 1 1 HERBERT MARTIN Putts , popular junior ath- lete. JOSEPHINE BLACK We expect to be very proud of Jo some day. VIVIAN KISTLER An ideal girl, a regular pal, that's Captain Kistler. EVELYN NASH Jolly and industrious. She will succeed. OKEEMUS LAMB Destined to a high rung on the ladder of musical fame. DONALD BEASON ' Our star tenor, destined to operatic fame, ROBERT LOONEY Courteousg he has business ability. we-1. g,, 9 Q Wil' 'V ku W , L, ,,,.., ,,.,,l ,, W: ' ,L Q 5 1 A 'J VELMER KING Another reason why gentlemen should not prefer blonds, ZELMA HOWELL Cay conversation and Zelma are inseparable. GLEN CANT Admired by the junior high girls. RUBY 'GODDARD With the prettiest pair of eyes we've ever seen. REA ROBB A cheerful heart maketh a cheerful countenance. MATTIE HALL Cay, pretty and irresponsible. MARY BARNARD . She is new, but we have dis- covered her worth. zjjyzmw 7 .4j 'L . - ' if im' A e' r- 1 MYRON MELTON There's deviltry in his eye. LILLIAN JOHNSON M If she worries at all, it is not over her studies. MAYME MURPHY , A clever student of whom we are proud. PAT MARTIN lf this be an Irishman, we'll take more of them. ALLYNE BEACLES Loveable and sweet. HAROLD ANDERSON He deserted our ranks for a business career. FRED DRUMRIGHT Quiet, gallant, and intelligent. thirty-nine kt 5 1 55 LOUISE HAECKER Frankness is her outstanding characteristic. ADIS STROUD Industrious, capable, and tran- quil. .IOE KHOURY Likeable, steady, and indus- trious. HAZEL CULP She is blessed with a happy disposition. OTIS ARMSTRONG A manlier fellow would be hard to find. ESTER KESSINGER Beautiful hair and eyes to match. LEON POLLARD One of those big, strong, silent men. forty .1 gm- fqa N 1 4-,fb X up it -I ,, t 1 f ca-:wi 4, iffy. , n 4 JIMMY MASSAD One of our valuable assets. OLETTA SPENCER Valuable things often come in small packages. EVA JAMES Shy and sweet as a violet. VOGEL TERHUNE Our Captain Fishhook. LEONA STONE One of our staunch support- ers, ,477 W. CECIL MILLER First work, then play, is his motto. vdwselpwwtw BERNARD BOWERS She won her fame on the basketball court. 1. BERNIECE SPEARS Laughing her way blithely through life. EUGENE LAWERENCE A talented young actor. CHLOYA FAIRES Lucky owner of big brown eyes and red-gold hair. FIELDER .IONES Why worry about books when there's girls around. ARKIE LEE HINSON Frank, sincere, and jolly. PAUL BEARDSLEY He shall never want for words. WILLIAM MORRIS A gentleman among men. CARL TURNER -Possessor of a crooning tenor voice. FRANCIS SMITHERMAN Short, sweet and sassy. GUY HALEY Mischevious and witty, yet Guy has a place in the hearts of the junior class. GEORGIA HARDEN Popular girl athlete. BILL BLACK Not too small to be noticeable. WILMA UNDERWOOD A case of brains and beauty combined. ESTHER STONE A loyal member of the Junior class. forty-one TULSA WATSON A dark, attractive litilc lass NIEL ZUMWALT His curls and dimples are tlie envy of all girls, CLADYS FINUF She is quiet, but a willing worker. RUSSELL BRUNNER Efficient and capable. JESSIE EDISON Tall, blond and carefree, NADINE LANGSTON A witty and friendly little lass. VEACHEL BUTLER A reserved and dependable young man. forty-two gi' x ' . ' b,..v1 !iQ' A V ive' ' i CLEO CAPPS Another one of our honor roll students. JESSIE CIBBS One girl in a million. THEODORE KIRBY A man of few words, but they are wise. PAULINE CURRY Frivolous and carefree. BURDETTE RIDER A handsome, studious blonde gentleman. ORLAN KESSINGER i Extremely shy and bashful. IVAN SEMLER A real worker--always ready to serve., Qin 5 ,Q LM N, H ,E , , - A I 1 ' if i , r JIMMY KRAKER We know not of his brain, but his body hath good size. EUDA PUTNAM Her sweetness and happy dis- position have gained her many friends. VISTA MOORE Modesty and gentleness are her crowning virtues. FLOYD ELLIS The smallest are often the wisest. RODGER CARTLEDGE Slow, but he usually gets where the rest of us go. DORRIS ATMORE She won our hearts by hcr sweet simplicity. fm 'T BILL FOLEY ' An observant, sensible boy. ,mga NETTIE PARKER If she has any faults we have failed to discover them, K FRANK HAYES Seen but not heard. DOW COWAN Comfietency personified. l. 4 ,Y GEORGE LEA Few know his real worth. ROBERT BARCHERT Big, hold and handsome. PAUL LARSON 'ii I ff' - One of our punctual students. forty-three e ,, lazy, 1 -g, J we M '-,',,, ,,,.,,'5 . Junior Class n Immediately following the senior yell at the beginning of each as- sembly comes a booming J-U-N-I-0-R-S, Juniors, Yea, Juniors! The reason for the tone and quality of that yell is that we Juniors have something to yell about. No class in school surpasses ours in loyalty and sportsmanship. We are Well represented in all fields of activity in the school. Outstanding stars on the gridiron and on the basket-ball court are Juniors. We have our share of honor roll and straight A students, besides being leaders in the music department. The crowning achievement of our year's work was our play. It was a production worthy of such an illustrious class. The success of this year's work has been due to the loyal support of our class members and our always faithful sponsor, C. O. Swenson. NVithout his support and leadership our class could never have attained tl1e heights it reached and honors it received as it did this year. We hope that our senior year is as successful as our junior year has been. OFFICERS: HOXVARD KIRBY ....... ........................... .................. P r esident HERBERT MARTIN ...... ............. J Vice-President PERLE CARNAHAN .... ...... S ecretfwy-Treiasrurer C. 0, SWENSON .......... ........................ S pousor The class play, Seventeen,', climaxed the season as the dramatic event of the year. The cas tconsisted of Eugene Lawrence, Perle Carna- han, Jo Black, Neil Zumwalt, Vivian Kistler, Louise McKinney, Myron Melton, Okeemus Lamb, 'Opal Pargen, Jimmie Hartje, Dorris Atmore, Jimmie Massad and Guy Haley. It was directed by Mary Shively, who has proved to be a real genius when it comes to putting out school plays. f tyfu S , KJ 24325291 Wi . by W 2-WJ S-ww. . swimgsz - f ' 1191295 332' W' - L -1 52if?1.:,sr?5 M15 11 ' -. x x-Q,4,1,,,X .,.. M.: , L M .EM :Swv . ..-H :1i..:-::f:as::::.Q5. -vw N If ' f .. 5.352 555 as A - ' ,3 L E X Xt WZ , 5 'Q my F1 W1 S M N Q am , ff . 1 -fm: yan ,fi 35. t X -rw' ,v 1 i i fl 4'Miss Cherrgblossonil' Ti ,Q . 44l f- ' a.v N 77 hc, opcietta, hiss fllPll.Nlll0hS0lll was Chosen by the glee Club director, I.. N. Perkins, :ls the outstanding project of the year for the glee 1-lull. The story 4-enters about an Alll6I'll'2lIl girl who is lD1'Ol1,Q'llt up as il Jnlmnese nmiden, Kokenlo posing as her futher. John Henry Smith, il rich .hlll8l lCflll, comes to the plzu-e where Uherryblossonl lives :incl wants to lll2l,Fl'j' her. As Kokenio wants l'l1eri-yhlossoni to marry Togo, Z1 wealthy politicizlil, many difficulties arise. Young: Smith, however, is not to be defeated, and wins the hand of his lady love. Ulierryblossonl ..ee. Kokemo ..,..,,e......,e....e. John Henry Smith ....,. Henry Foster Jones Horace lV0l'tlll11QtOll James Young ...........,,. Jessiea Vumlerpool . Togo ....eo......,..,e,...,., Choi-uses . fifty-two CHARACTERS : Louise McKinney Gilbert Fields Donald Beasoin Rayfrwd Pruitt J6f6l'S0'7b Stafford Xiel Z1,tl'lVll5'Llilt Perle Uairuallzan Okcemus Lamb Glee Clubs 4 . .,, ...,,i,r 'WW -If F7 ' f!.Qf3'?'1'b fl9L'S'.5iZ N 1 -if 535-.3ii,q. ,M y.t.,3,' Ae drip'-1w'?',:fP T Wh' 1. ' 'ff-, H-set. 'TSM ' .,tvf:2:.i.kf1ti,C.555:-4. ,!3.,l:cx. . ' Em? A.. 5, 7.-:ig Y -,-...,.5 tw. Girls' Basketball Review 2 In regard to scoring, the girl's basketball team, under the f'Ot'l,Cllll1QQ of Mamie Whitsitt, wasn't successful, but in loyalty, fight, and sportsl manship they were chanipions. These basketeers played every game with pep and enthusiasni not to he excelled by anyone. Only seven girls made letters and three of these we lose by gradua- tion. Out of the eight ganies played, the girl c-agers won three, lost four, and tied one. Drumriglit Druniright llI'Hl11I'1gl1lZ llruinright Drumright Druinright Druniright Druniriglit 13 24 18 17 13 18 23 11 SEASON RIGFOIIID ..,.,..lflristow ......lllltO1l ......Oilton ......I'awnee ..,,,.Bristow ..,...P2lXV119E t.....Terlton .............-...............Terlton Bags, Basketball Review 10 24 32 12 28 13 25 16 lVhe11 thinking in terms of ,QTIIIIQS won and lost, the Tornado season was not a glorious siiecess, but in ternis of loyalty and fight, they were top-notchers. Mr. Hamilton has instilled into these boys the true spirit of real fight and Clean sportsnianship. Six of the eight boys who made letters will he back next year. Druinright llruniriglit Druiuriglit ljI'l11I1I'1g'llt Druniright llI'l1IIlI'1gl1t llI'l1I1ll'1,2'llt Idlruniright l,I'l11llI'1Q'l1t Druinright Druim-ight Drum right Drumright Druinright 19 15 15 17 12 23 21 22 41 27 18 17 12 27 SEASON REt'Oll!ll fll0V0l2l11il Oilton Pawnee Uushi ng Bristow Pawnee t'leveland Fusliing Stillwater Terlton Bristow Eni-d Oilton Stillwater fifty 34 10 18 13 26 6,5 A-I 20 -f 54 18 15 24 26 33 18 -five AJ- takin! -' F ,Q Y VIVIAN KISTLER ........., Guard Capt. and Capt.-Elect. Vivian was a great captain and is'going to rank higher as one next year. Sarie Jane plays guard and could always be depended upon to stay with her opponent. She seemed to keep the whole team in a fighting spirit. hfty-six VERA CARNAIIIAN .... Forward Hattie was a fast little play- er and could be depended on to do her part. Her floor- work and long, high shots drew admiration from all who saw her. She graduates this year, a four year letter girl. .,,,.! M J. , .M 41.1. ,V EDITH COOK ......,,.......... Guard Stuffy the other guard, al- ways fought hard in every game, never shirkingf' Edith graduates this year and her place as running mate of Capt. Kistler will be hard to fill. 1. M t fi? w nw- 1 - .MQW ,Q Q- ,ilk V V K A V :gn:gatvggg4 -fag:-sms, f- , ,qw ,. .. 'K t 1 2 Y' JOSEPHINE BLACK R. Center Jo held down the position of side center as none but .lo could do. She put out all she had in every game. Lizzie . is a junior and will be hack next year. BERNARD BOWERS ,Forward This is Bernard,s second year as forward on the team. She played a steady game and could be depended on to do her part. She will he back next year. A :3 ,h, , -L rang? N U FLORENCE CHRONISTER J. Center Florence was one of the bas- ketball machine. She played jump center, and was always on her toes ready to gripple the ball. This is Florence's first year. but she has proved her worth. Florence will be back next year. PAULIN E SAFFA ....,....... Guard This was Paulineis first letter but she showed her ability at the guard position. She was a fast player and a clean sport. She is a Senior and will not he hack next year. iifty-seven' I 5 . G 'W-1 VOGEL TERHUNE ,..,.,,, Center Capt. and Capt.-Elect. This year was the second of his brilliant basketball career. Because of his speed and the accuracy of his goal shooting, he was a marked man in ev- ery game. Fishhook receiv- ed honorable mention on the Northern Conference team and will probably be a star next year. CLEO NEWTON ............., Guard The speed and accuracy of his passing often gave Drum- right a decided advantage over its opponents. Rudy was a good floor man and had a good eye for the basket. He received honorable mention on the Northern Conference team. .fifty-eight '. tgM.i2zs-yWy,rvM,g, W- wtmengqmw ' -rifles, 47 p ea EMZY FINLEY ..,,....,.,. Forward Ding supported the team by unusual interest and hard work. He could always be depended on to iight hard and well. Ding will also strength- en the '31 team. HARRISON BURTON .... Guard Buzz became a regular guard this year and earned his second MD . He shows the qualities of becoming a star. Harrison is a Junior and will be back next year. Y' TORRENCE McCLAIN Forward Although this year was his first with the high school squad, he played like a sea- soned veteran. Tonic has two more years. He made all District team. FRANK MUMFORD ..Forward Weed was a good floor man and a clever passer. He showed what a small man can do against heavy opponents. Frank has shown lots of hard work and fight. This is his last year. . ,F ,.,. U wi W, ,. L t-'rrp tfffwn - 5+ N fa Qi?-lifi ANDY MINGS ............,. Manager BUD LEGG ........................ Guard Mighty was an alternate guard and forward. This was his first year at playing bas- ketball, hut he has proved his worth and greater things will he expected of him next year. GLENN CANT .................. Guard Fuzz earned his first year as an alternate guard and will have one more year to give his services. He is fast, and though he is small he accounts for himself by being cool and heady. fifty-nine Girl s' Glee Club LOUISE MCKINNEY VERA CARNAI-IAN ...x.. GERALDINE HILL ...,,.A PERLE CARNAHAN L. N. PERKINS ....... Anderson Reagles, Bell, R , Dorothy Allyne osemary sixty-two Barto, Nola Mae Buck, La Gatha Borchert, Martha Butcher, Thelma Beasley, Wanda Baker, ,Iewell Crossland, Ruth Clarke, Willa Engler, Ruth French, Ruby Field, Marguerite Fisher, Helen Gwynn, Daisy Grant, Anna Lee Gibbs, Jessie Goddard, Ruby Howell, Zelma Holt, Ethel I-Iavely, Iris Hull, Zepherine Harris, Helen Johnson, Lillian Jackson, Gladys Kemp, Dorothy OFFICERS: MEMBERS: President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer ...........DireCtor Larson, Lottie Law, Etla Mae Logan, Martha Mae Lewis, Violet Langston, Nadine McCutchan, Marie McKinney, Mary Alice Merrill, Connie McCutchan, Lucille Moore, Lula Miller, Opal Moore, Nona Moore, Enid Nash, Evelyn Parker, Nettie Phillips, Viola Richerson, Mabel Stone, Leona Stuck, Helen Stroud, Adis Swank, Thelma Stone, Stella Mae Slover, Geneva Stockman, Thelma Williamson, Christine Winnins, Mary Ruth Boys' Glee Club OFFICERS: DONALD BEASON .,,,,., ......,.....,,,,,,,,...,,, ,,,, , . ..,,,,. P resident JJMMJE HARTJE ,.,, ..........A... V ice'-President OKEEMUS LAMB ..,. ...,,. S ecrctary-Treasurer L N PEhKiNS ...,. ,..,.,.........,..,..,... D ircctor MEMBERS: Beardsley, Paul Beard, James Cobb, Rolmert Cowan, Dow Clark, Virgil Campbell, Jack Field, Gilbert Fleming, Lawrence Fansler, Sigle Greer, Robert Gardner, James Holmes, Harold Haworth, Fred Hulme, James Khoury, Paul Krepps, Gilbert Lindsey, Willis Lawrence, Eugene Morris. Clyde Melton, Myron Moore, Harold Morris, William Nicodemus, Edgar Newton, Cleo Peden, William Pinington, Fred Pruitt, Rayford Rush, Jim Race, Klement Rush, Eldon Stafford, Jefferson Turner, Carl Voris, Ronald Watson, Jesse Zumwalt. Neil SlXly-tllI'06 Girls, Qucrrfeffes Standing-GENEVA SLOVER, EVELYN NASH, MARY ALICE MCKINNEY, LOUISE McKIN- NEY. Siningi0PAL MILLER, BETHENA JOHNSON, VERA CARNAHAN, PEARL CARNAHAN. Illle to the fm-t that in the full when the qnurtette was to he chosen there was not enough tliffei-elive in these eight to select one group of four, L. N. Perkins, glee FIIIID 4Iirec-tor, introrllu-eil il new plan into 1,l'I'lIlll'IgIlt High Svlioul hy having' twu qnzlrtettes. This plan pi-ovexl il SIll'l'0SSfIII one as eonipetition kept hoth groups in excellent condition to sing when- ever culled upon. The state nnniher for qnzxrtettes this your was Bring 21 Tort-11, Jenn- nette Iszxhellzf' hy an unknown ZllItIlOI'. Ilruinriglit was represelited in both county and stzltc meets. sixty-four iff , i I! ' . Af' ff X gm! U , :Wy if i 9 - ev , ' . f Y ff I ' ,QQ U55 YNY Bogs, 3Qucu'ieffe 'fi y DON BEASON, CARL TURNER, OKEEMUS LAMB, DON UPTCRAFT. Thi- lmys' 1Ill2lI'fPffP Huis your has IPiZlIY0Il an iinportzlllt imrt in si-Ilool alvtivifivs. 'l'hvy lmvc- all wrwlcwl as onv lu 1bl'04illt'l' il lwttor 4lIlZll'iUif0 :lppvzlriiig suwrzll timvs in zlssvinlrly lll'0Q'I'illllS :ls W1-ll as in Ullt40f-8011001 l?llt0l'iilillIllCIlfS. 'Fhv stmioni lrmllv :xml f2l1'llii.V lu-lim-ws tho qllzli-lx-tio in lw mul of thi- lwsi vve-1-piwnlilcoii in ll. Il. S. 'l'lwy 1'vpi'4-sonata-11 Dl'llllll'igili in tlu- fine 2l1'iS 1111111-sts by singing Little Huy Illini by NYQSIQ-114lu1'i'. sixty-five V . D Club The year 1929 marks the organization of a new cluh in Drumright High School-the Dv Clulm. The purpose-s of the organization were to prevent the wearing of foreign letters in the school and to keep stucln-nts who have not earned a letter in some athletic activity from wearing a D svveuttvr. To lu- 4-ligilvle, one must have math- a letter in some form of athletics or as a manager. Nineteen lmoyf have met these requirements and are members of the MD' Club. OFFICERS: IHLIKUY S'I'lEl'llliNS r, ., ,,,.l,.,,.,.,.,..,..... ,.,,,.,.....,r......,,,, P resident FRANK llllllNll ONlJ .......,,,..,. Vice-President HOWARD KIHBY ..., ...,.. S ecretary-Treasurer Nl. P. HAMILTON ,,...,,...,,,.,,,,,.,,,, Sponsor MEMBERS: Armstrong. Olen Burton, llztrrison Dix. Bill Fit-lil, Gilltert Fuller. llayrnoncl Gilbert, Lee llowc-ll, llowarcl Kirlny, Tliemlorf- Wlnwhirter. llaymonrl raixty-six McClain, Torrencc Martin, Herbert Newton, Cleo Pruitt, Hayford Smith, Donald Stafford, Jefferson Terhune, Vogel Turner, Floyd . ..-ash -V uill and Scroll This National Honor Society for High School Journalists was organized for the purpose of promoting better and cleaner jurnalistie writings in the high school publications. Only the larger schools have an organization of the Quill and Scroll and the students of llrumright helieve it to he an honor to have a chapter of the organization here. To he eligilfe one must he of at least a junior in standing and he in the upper third of his class in general seholawtie standing. He must have done husiness management, must he recommended hy the supervisor and must he approved hy the National Secretary-Treasurer. There were eight students selected this year hy N. O. Thomas, Mary Shively and A. C. WiCIIll?F. OFFICERS: DAISY GWYNN ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,, ,.,,,.....,,,,.,,....., .,,,,,., ,,,,,,,,, P r t fgiflffnt lflEANOll SOWEllS ,,,,.., ,.....,.,,,. V iceapresidenz FEHN TURNER .... .....r S ecmtary-Treasurer EEULAH DICKEY ..., ,,,i,... N flll'0!1lll Councilor MlflllBEllS: Margaret Burlowsky Etlith Cook Velma Ary Dorothy Morris Sixty-seven W' 1'5lWiWffWf I We Red and While The purpose of having a class in journalism is not to train the student for their lifes work as journalists, hut rather to give to the students, faculty, and community a fair and im partial View of all school activities. For each issue of the paper, which appeared either on Saturday or Monday a new staff was appointed by the supervisor to publish the paper, giving every member of the class a chance to do all he could to produce a better series of Red and Whites. sixty-eight Ary, Velma Baker, Jewell Budowsky, Margaret Carnahan, Vera Clarke, Mary Cook, Edith Dickey, Beulah Dowling, Foreman Davenport, Beth Enoch, Florence Finley, Marcelle French, Rubye Glenn, Charles Gwynn, Daisy Holmes, Harold Hulme, James Morris, Dorothy Morris, Clyde Mary Shively ............r. N. 0. Thomas, MEMBERS: Moore, Hazel Mumford, Frank Massad, Olanco Massad, Wadad Newton, Cleo Patterson, Thelmar Pendergraft, Rosie Reynolds, Earl Rush, Eldon Stafford, Jefferson Slover, Geneva Sowers, Eleanor Teasley, Agatha Teasley, .loe Turner, Floyd Turner, Fern Voris, Ronald Ware, Wilford ....,...Sponsor ........Sponsor National Aihlefio Honor Society This Nz1fi1111:11 Athletir 111111111- Suviefy has 110011 o1'gz111izv11 i11 111'll1ll- right lligh 811110111 sim-0 tho 'VUZII' 19213. Thv 11111-pose of the soviety is to 1110111010 sm-11r11z11's11ip :ls well as ilf1l11'11l'S1ll 11111 high si-lmols. T11110 c1igi1110 111141 must 111111111 21 lvltol' 111 :1 111:1j111' 111' 111i11411' spurt 211111 must 1151115 il, g'e11o1':11 sm-11o1:1stiv :1vv1':1g'0 111111111 1112111 of the rvsf of 11110 st11w1e11t body. '1'hv boys svlw-tml by A. V. NYU-111111' as vligihhf for this lllblllbl' 11111: 1lowz11'11 Kirby 1121-V1'01't1 1'1'11iH 1 F1-11111: h1111llf01'11 1.011 Gillmcrt F1011 N9NVi1lIl sixty-nim V tg- 1. . t K ' 5 , .Q U, -1' . v , -. I ' ff nw- . H - -1 Student Council The purpose of tlze Student Council is to discuss those problems pertaining to the welfare of the entire student body. Probably the largest and most important of all tasks this group undertook this 1929-1930 year was the equipping of a hospital room. This was very ably sponsored by the Student Council and it is believed that the room wi'l prove very beneficial in years to come. Each class has one reprelentative with the exception of the junior and senior classes, which have two. Officers are elected by student body at large, and representatives by their respective classes. OFFICERS: CLEO NEWTON ,,.,.., ................,........ .,.,..i,,.,,.,,,,.... P r esident El'Jl'l'H COOK ...,,,. .... .......,,...... V i Ce-President FERN TURNER ....,,,. ...i,i, S ecretary-Treasurer VERA CARNAHAN ,,,,.. .......,,....,... Y all Leader A. C, WIEMER .,,,... .....,,. ,,,..........................,,, .,,,,........,.. - . . . Sponsor CLASS HEPHESENTATlVES: Beulah Dickey ,..., .,............,...............----...........if-A-.--..... ..,,. S e nior Hazel Moore ...., Senior Zepherine llull .... Opal Pargen .,.... Robert Greer .... Junior Junior 11B Paul Jones ,.,.,.....,, ...... l OA Edgar Nicodemus ..,., . 10B Gladys Mae Utley tt..... ...,. 9 A Lawerence Fleming: .... 9B Naomi Morris .,,...,...... ..., 3 A ,lune Gillette ..... .,,,,,,,.,... ,....., 3 B 7A Mary Louise Polstom CYL l Y , , .f . , .-1'1 ' 1, as. . 2-., ,'r-Qilfi V' J-7 ' Wf'9t i IW? qs, A -,air-e .?-.'- , Lg g '- 1 ' .,7 .fi 'ins-. 5' ' 1 .,'Q'w-c , ., gf '. National Honor Society These honor students are selected by the faculty members as outstanding individuals in Scholarship, Leadership, Character, and Service. Each year ten percent of the senior class and five percent of the junior class is chosen. The juniors selected make up the officers and active members of the following year. Each year there is strong competition for these laurels. The juniors appointed last year were: Fern Turner .........., . ,...,. Edith Cook .....,. Beulah Dickey .... The seniors chosen this year are: Thelma Swank Lola Hobson Daisy Gwynn Marie Moland The juniors selected to serve next year are: Cleo Capps Opal Pargen President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Eleanor Sowers Dorothy Morris , Quana Brock Evelyn Nash Josephine Black SCVSYIIY-Oni' 'tm team'- Augustus Club t l l . This club, under the direction of Edith Williams has grown from ten charter members to thirty enthusiastic workers all working toward one aim, that of promoting interest in history and current events in the high school. To be eligible one must have had an average scholastic standing of BA, an average history grade of B, and must he voted into the club by secret ballot of its members. As well as being an educational organization it has sponsored several social activities. OFFICERS: EVELYN NASH ..,,... WILFORD WARE ..,r...... ZEPHERINE HULL , MISS WILLIAMS EVELYN NASH ,,,,..,.,.,,, ELEANOR SOWERS .,,,.,.. ZEPHERINE HULL MISS WILLIAMS .... Atmore, Dorris Baker, ,lewell Cook, Edith Dickey, Beulah Geizentanner, Dud Greer, Robert Greer, Lorene Hartje, Jimmie Holmes, Harold Henry, Marie Hayes, Frank Hill, Geraldine Johnson, Bethena Lamb, Okeemus seventy-two First Semest er President Vice-President Secretary-Treausurer Sponsor Second Semester Presuient Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Sponsor MEMBERS: Martin, Herbert McKinney, Mary Alice Moore, Hazel Pendergraft, Rosie Pargen, Opal Pruitt, Rayford Sowers, Eleanor Spencer, Bernice Staliford, Jellerson Turner, Fern Underwood, Wlilma Voris, Ronald Zumwalt, Neil Charles Nelson-Honorary Member I 'm Drumaric Club CHonor Organization? At the beginning of the 1930 school term a sponsor and thirty-Eve workers banded to- gether and organized a club with the aim of promoting debate and dramatic work in the high school, To be eligible one must have had a general scholastic standing of B-, and upon per- sonal application place his name on a list to be voted into the club by two-thirds majority of its members. This club won the title of the banner organizationi' for having given the money for their Gusher picture to the Cusher Staff before any other class or organization, ELEANOR SOWERS ,,,,.. EVELYN NASH ........,r, DOROTHY MORRIS ..,,,, OPAL PARGEN ,......,. MARY SHIVELY ,,.... Atmore, Dorris Beardsley, Paul Borchert, Martha Butcher, Thelma Clarke, Willa Crossland, Ruth Gardner, James Ciezentanner, Dud Howell, Zelma Hull, Zepherine OFFICERS: MEMBERS: Zumwalt, Neil Preszdent , ..,. Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Johnson, Lillian Lamb, Okeemus Lawrence, Eugene Massad, Jim Morris, Bill Merrill, Connie Melton, Myron Rush, .lim Stafford, Jefferson Underwood, Wilma Sponsor seventy-three Debate Team As this was the first year Drumright High School had ever attempted a Conference Debate Team, all the memlmers were inexperienced in the work, hut under the coaching of Mary Shively they have accomplished much. Since a school must remain in the conference lor one year heforc a credit may be given, those in the dehate group did not receive a credit for their work. Only two of these seven graduate this year and it is helieved that the other five will be a nucleus for a real winning deluate team next year. Q The state question for 1930 was: Resolved, That the lnstallment Buying of Personal Property as now practised in the United States is both Socially and Economically Desirable. AFFIRMATIVE Dorothy Morris Eleanor Sowers Dorris Atmore NEGATIVE Jimmie llartie Opal Pargen Dud Ciezentanner ALTERNATE Eugene Lawerence seventy-four Gusher Room The Gusher Room was Changed last year from a veritable room of initials and hideous figures to the modern publications room you see above. The journalism class, under the leadership of N. U. Thomas, Jr., and Frank ll. lless sponsored the nioveinent and before the second se- inester was gone the 1'00ll1 was completely furnished. It is provided with desks for the editors of the Red and lVhite, editor and business inanager of the Gusher, and for the journalisiu supervisor. Aside from these fur- nishings, the trophies of the school are kept i11 the room. This year the student council and other student organizations have held their meetings here. A Each week the Red and XVhite editors sc-ur-ry through the days get- ting copy to take down to the llerrirk Offire, for printing' the weekly school paper. The Publimtions lilepartinent would like to take this opportunity to thank Lou S. Allard, editor of the Drunn-iglit Derrick, for his splendid co-operation, without which it would have been impos- sible to publish the lied and XVhite. seventy-five V 'R-5 ' xr ,grrw uri- Gusher Sfuff ln the editorial part of this 1930 Cusher, Edith Cook, Editor-in-Chief, worked with the entire staff to leave to the students and faculty of Drumright High School a year book that they might all he proud of. Due to the cooperation and leadership large discounts were received which otherwise would have heen impossible. STAFF MEMBERS: EDITH COOK ,,,,... N. O. THOMAS ,,,,... W1LFoRD WARE FERN TURNER ..,.. ELEANOR SOWERS-mimi PAULINE SAEEA .....,...... BETH DAVENPORT HAROLD HOLMES WILMA SPEARS .t,,.. JAMES HU LME .,..,.,.. HAZEL MOORE .,,,.. EARL REYNOLDS ,ffl GENEVA SLOVER , seventy-six Editor-in-Chief Sponsor Business Manager .......,.................,,...Assistant Editor , ..... Assistant Business Manager Typist Advertising Manager Advertising Manager Art Editor Art Editor Class Editor Kodak Editor Kodak Editor Gushgr Cconfinugdj Financially, Wilford Ware had the support of the entire staff, faculty, and business men of Drumright. Each member of the staff worked together to help raise the money to make this Gusher the financial success that it was. Too much praise cannot be given our business manager for his loyal support on the 1930 senior class publication. STAFF MEMBERS fContinuedD CHARLES GLENN ,.i,..., ...............................i................,.,...,.,,,.,,.....,... .......,.,.. K 0 dak Editor FLORENCE ENOCH ,,...... ..,,,,.,..,..... K odak Editor DOROTHY MORRIS ...,. Organization Editor BEULAH DICKEY ,,,.... .........,,,,,, C alendariem ACATHA TEASLEY ..,..,., .........,,. C alendarian VERA CARNAHAN ,,,,.. Athletic Editor FLOYD TURNER ..,,,.......,. Athletic Editor DAISY GWYNN ...,....,..... Feature Editor ROSIE PENDERGRAFT Feature Editor RONALD VORIS ..ii.........,..... .,....,, J oke Editor MARCELLE FINLEY ..,..,. ....r..i J oke Editor EVELYN NASH ,.........,,,, ,,.,.,... I unior Editor VIVIAN KISTLER ...,. junior Editor scventy-seven f ,K FF XGPHONOREX fy Mm V 1 11-B Clase PAUL GRAUIC ....., MARIE HENRY ,.....,.. JACK FAMPRICLL ..... NELL RYRIJ .,,,,.... N. 0. THOMAS .. 7. eighty Allenmn, llelen Atmore, Virginia Brewster, Logan Clymer, Lloyd C'o1n'pton, James Craft, Roy Elverliart, Edna livzuls, Jnzuiitzl FilllSl6l', Sigle l'l2ll'llIlCI', IAQIIOFEL Gardner, Jzunes Holler, lla Belle Gordley, James Greer, Robert Grove, Evelyn Henry, Marie OFFICERS: M EMRERS: Vinson, Dwight President Vice-I'resi1IenAt Sccrctary-Treasurer loll Louclef Sponsor Johnson, Lillian Joseph, Alice Legg, Bud Lester, Joe Little, Jiunes Longacre, Max Massacl, Raymond Melivers, Julia Merrill, Connie Moore, Lula Newsome, Neva Noland, Kelly Rollins, Lovina Spencer, Jessie Stow, llenly Talley, Letha ., 'Fq -iq.. wh, -.tu v.,.f ,.H:u.fY.1.,,., 10-A Class I Jud Geizen ftlllllel' .... xvilllllil Beesley Geraldirle llill ..... Ethel Holt , ....,. .. Il, G. Hraldford Alexander, Hay Allen, Ruth Nell Anderson, Dorothy Armstrong, Gilbert Berry, Doyle Borchert, Martha Brasel, Burney Budowsky. .lulius Corle, Lester Capps. Everett Cartwright, Norman Cartwright. Dean Clarke, Willa Crossland. Ruth Davis, Oscar DeBaun, Orley De Lano, Lewis Dix, Bill Dover, Eunice Elliott, Jimmie Etherington, Carl Enoch Cathaleen Finley, Emsy Fisher, Helen Fowler, Loy Franklin, Jewell French, Ruby Gilbert, Lee OFFICERS: MEMBERS: l'resi1Ient . l'i1'f'-l'resifl0nt .. Nl'l,'1'CflI-1'.lj-Tl'CIISllI'C'l' lffll liefuler Sponsor Han:-it, Ferdinand llarmon. Louise Harriman, Frank Havely, Iris llickman, John Hinson, Elvona Howlett Ewing Hulsey, Chester Jones, Paul Krepps, Cilhert Ladd, J. W. Lindsey, Willis Lopez, James Kyner, llelen McClain Torence McCutchan. Lucille McKinney, Mary Alice McWhirter, Raymond Moore, Harold Nelson, Hazel Niell, Glenn O'Day, Edwin Oshorn, Clay Pearce, Anna Phillips, Violet Ray, Nadine Richerson, Mable Rush, Jim eighty-one Y, ' Q -,N It A 10-B Class . Q YN Jack Falflwell ...... Helen Stuck , ,,.. Dorothy Post .,. . Ava Brewster ....... Carl RlDll9l'llilTl ....,. eighty-two Abregg, Harold Adriacnssens, Floreita Ashcraft, Hollis Beard, James Beardsley, John Bly, Glenn Burton, Tiehle Cartwright, Dean Clem, Ross Cornwell. Joel Elliott, Jimmie Ethcrington, Carl Farnsworth, Evelyn Flener, Fern Gard, Hila-J Garrett, Irene Glenn, Luther Gierdley, Thelma Grove, Melvin lleffington, Howard Henderson, Harold Jackson, Max Jett, Dessie Lee Johnson, 'Marshall Keely, Homer Kemp, Dorothy Khoury, Elizabeth King, Audrey OFFICERS 1 MEMBERS: l'VOS'i1l6'Hft Vvlee-Ptresidentt Seerctary-Treo-szw'e'r Yell Leader Sponsor Kinnear, Lucien Law, Etta Mae Lawerence, Clyde Lewis, Violet Massad, Violet McBroom, Hobert McLaughlin, Joe McPherson, Victor McWhirter, Raymond Nicodemus, Edgar Niell, Glenn Parkhurst, Lester Parcher, Donn Race, Klement Rose, Roy ' Schoolcraft, Paul Schroeder, Elmino Scott, Richard Shelly, John Stow, Leonard Talley, Vergie Teasley, Lorena Thomas, Roy Todd, Violet Vaughn, Pauline Wade, Ervel Webb, George Williams, Guy FFZESHMEN Efllflv 'vw In 9-A Class v,, Q OFFICERS : Carl Slnunan .,A ................. E l'l'0Si1l0Ilf .1 L, C111-1-V ,,,,,-,-, ,,,.,,.,,,, I 'if-e-l'rc?si1le11t IIMQ1 Upforaft ,.,,,. ..,. i Wr-rr'tary-Tlrea-vurev' .Jog H0111 wY,,,4,-,,,,,, ............A V YCU LCCLIZG7' V. A. I'leasant . -- ------ 1 VIPOHJ-901' Miss Ilartsuc-k .... .......... . ............ .... 1 4 lfwwvr Arnold. Samuel Ashcraft, Edward Bailey, Inez Barto, Nola Mae Baxter, Fred Beard, Thelma Bearden, Milo Bell, Rosemary Berry, Elton Black, Connie Blackburn, Jessie Brasel, Leslie Broadslon, Gladys Brown, Cleburne Brown, Mary Bumpers, Sherman Buckles, John Burton. Robert Campbell, Harold Cargill, Jerome Carney, Bonnie Cartlidge, Artie Marie Clymer, June Culp, Marvin eighty-four MICMISERS: f Davenport, Stella Davis, Max DeBakey, Lucille Dysart, Howard Engler, Ruth Ervin, Woodrow Cant, Anna Lee Garrison, Ruby Handley, Grace Harris, Helen Haworth, Nervin Hitch, Earl Hood, Letha lngram, Opal Jackson, Otto James, Dona James, Virginia Johnson, John Justice, Ruby Keeton, Thelma Lane, Robert Lantrip, Hazel Lea, Harry Law, Rollin 9.A qconamredy MEMBERS Ultltlflllllvtllf Lester, Mildred Loffan, Martha Mae Logan, Harold Love, Ellen Martin, Pearl Massad, Richard Massad, Marie Massad, Sam Matts, Nolen McCann, Loal Moore, Allecne Moore, Clarence Moore, Florence Moore, Marguerite Morefield, Wilhurn Morris, ,lohn Murphy, Merle Pace, Irene Parcher, Roy Pennington, Fred Prater, Carl Proctor, Lucy Rawdon, .lohnie Reeves, Paris Rich, Walter Schell, Lloyd Schell, Leona Shawver. Harvey Schroeder, Eugene Shuman, Carl Simpson, Dorothy Simpson, William Smith, Marie Stailord, Mailine Stewart. Edith Sweet, ,lohnie Tally, Erma Terhune. Troy Thompson, Bill Thompson, ,lewel Tracey, Leonard Tracey, Laura Turner, Mildred Utley. Gladys Mae Vowels, Una Mae W'allard, Basil Waltman, Ralph White, Kathleen Wiggins, John Charles Williams, Gladys Williamson, Christine Wilmoth, Edith Wise, Floyd Zachry, Dale s Eighty-five as Y In ' 'TW'-ff' ' Q'- ' Q' ,- ar :- 9-BF Clctss u a A, 9, ap tll l It'ERS: Earl Shobe ,, .. .... .............,,..., ..... . . . I'r0-Qideut Phil Looney 'l'lCG-l'l'68'l1lf?ll't Phillip Kraker ..i... Secretary Dwigllt Martin l,.. Treasllrrcr Ralph Shadid ...... Yell Leafler Miss Grisrom ....,. 7... S ponsor Mrs. XVir'kho1-st .... eighty-six Alexander, Clara Ale, Ella Lee Becker, Alberta Bcntly, Dorothy Bryson, Willard Bateman, Cleo Brown, Adus Coffee, Delia Cowell, Elroy Ellis, Edna Fleming, Cecil Fleming, Lawrence Fleming, Richard Goetting, .luanita Green. Lorene Gibson, Olive Gober, Suedell Hardy, Francis Hackett, Sumner Hall, Floyd Hissam, Carl Hamra, Mable Hartsuck, Eloise Hickman, Glenn Hubbard, Hazel Johnson, Juanita Johnson, Ruby MEMBERS: Warner, Ada Jett, Bob Johnson, Wayne Kraker, Mitchel Lindsey, Claude Lowe, Faustine Martin, Leroy Mather, Geraldine Moore, Nona Penix, Elmer Ramey, Rex Ray, Dean Roberts, Forrest Remaklus, Francis Shadid, Ralph Staton, Rachel Stone, Beatrice Seelig, Ray Semler, lrene Shakelford, Chester Smith, Donald Stow, .lohn Ray Thomas, Truby, Uptgraft, Watkins, Wharton, Whistler, William Glenn Kenneth Reynold Edward Hilaire . Sponsor fr 6 W, .. Base Ball - Baseball practice was called for March 3. Prospects for a good season did not look so bright with but four letter men returning. The loss of such boys as Bennie Renfro, Beryle Murphy, Clyde Todd, Leroy Cargill, Merle Finly, and Charles Cook was felt. To offset that loss, however, was the report of twenty-five boys for practice. Out of these Coach Hamilton had hopes to build one of the best teams possible. Boys who reported for practice at the beginning of the season Were: JeE Stafford, Olin Armstrong and Joe Esserman, catchers, Rayford Pruitt, Glenn Grant, Harold Moore, Bill Foley, and Truman Gant, holding down the pitching. The infielders who reported were Raymond Fuller, Guy Haley, Bill Dix, Thelmer Patterson, Lester Parkhurst, and John Hick- man. Outfielders were Ashcraft, Bernard DeLano, Lamb and Captain Kirby. At this time we cannot say anything about the season Without letting favor or prejudice enter in, but it Would not be a bad prediction to say that Drumright High School will be well represented on the diamond. W A :E , W . .V . ,V L mx QQ LOWER CLASSNEN 8-A Class l fr ' 5 JACK RENFRO VELMA TURNER ...,..,....,,, JACKQI TELINE FOLEY MARY HARRIMAN ,,,,... MISS WALLS ,,.......... MRS. CHARLES ....... Adrisenssens, Luoile Adregg, Lawerence Allred. Audrey Alsip, George Baker, Elizabeth Bartley. Negil Becker, Bernice Blanton. Nathan Bowers, Lucille Burton, Dorlene Bankston, Mary Brakey. Dorothy Brandon, Mildred Bumpers, Mildred Baird, Milo Birge, Ella Mae Clark, Cecil Davenport, ,lack De Sham, Theodore Dobbins, Walter Dover, Frank Eversole, Tessie Fisher, Glenn Tauhus, Curtis Flynn, Leon Gray, Elmer Gresham. Dorothy llamra, Edward 1x'm-tjr two OFFICERS: MEMBERS: Harden, Russell lleffington, Hobert Hackett, Wilma Holmes, Marvin Hoover, Frances llavely, Fern Hockett, Ralph Hays, Margaret James, Mabel Jermain, Lorine Jackson, Amos johnson, Mahle Johnson, Opal Kirlty, Max Lawson, Marnie Little, Gwendolyn Lawerence. Don Maxwell, Beverly Mings, Andy Moore, Elsworth Mansker, Richard McCutehan, Bernice Moore, Bob Murphy. Kimmell Murphy, Lola Morris, Naomi Newsom. Coy Niell, Donald Williamson, Neal T LLC President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Yell Leader Sponsor Sponsor Newsom, Roy Plexico, Bessie Mae Perkins, Audrey Ramey, Russell Reed, Marvin Rhyne, Marvin Ray, Marguerite Shipp. Oma Smith, Eva Mae Stockman, Vincent Stroud, Ruby Swank, Ruth Smith, Lester Stracener, Howard Safla, ,Melia Sanders, Bessie Seelig, Ruth Smitherman, Dewel Thomas. Fred Turner, Eugene Todd, Tolbert Thomas, Everett Uptgraft, Dalton Underwood, Evelyn Warner, Mary Katherine Wilburn, Norman Williams, Pauline Vlfilson, Quinnie Bell ,-,, .W ...ana 8-B Class UI l If'ERS: Isabell llill ....v...... .,. V ' .,....,,... ,l'l'f'xiflf'i1t Mary Ruth xYlllil11S ..., .i .,.. xi ..... Q ,.... Y...... lvlfl'-l,l'l'Sf1l!'llf lllirwaml Jones ... ..... ...v... . ,, Nr'r'i'0ff1f'y-7'1'eus1u'1'f' Marie Brown ....., f ,......,.. Yell Lemlm' Ellis Kistler ........... .... l 'ell lieaflm' Mrs. Pinkston Hx ..,... ........ i qjillll-WH' Miss Pilkklll' .. ...... ... . .,,.. ..,. . ..... i qjlllll-Wllfivg MEMBERS: A 1 Ary, Troy , V ' Beesley. Helen Bell, Willie X Blaekstock, Olen , Ballard, Eva Lee Burton, Arthur Birch, Johnk l Collins, Mark X Colvin. Maurine U ' Cowell, Kenneth Donaldson, Billy ' Dutton, Maxine Deeba, Lorene Gillette. .lune Colmer, Ruby Green, Harold ' Higgins, Martha Hutcherson, Nadine gt - l'- Hayes, John D , Halloway, Lois Hulsey. Nora Mae- A Ingram, Edward X, 1 Jett, John , jones, Leta Mae 45 X Y Williams, Buddy 'V f 4 ,. 1 . i 2 I . . i i King, Elliot' , ljmlufl. Charlesx-A ii McFadden, Lislie 24 ' McKenzie, Rulvy X . Mather, Lloyd' McBride, Louise Mclalwain, Mary Ruth. Miely, Robert W . Parris, Irene Pendergraft, Lovene Rawdon, Carl , Roy, Norman ' Reeves, Verna Straeener, Wilma 7 Shackelford, Dean Smitherman, Eloise Swain, Tunis Tucker, Zora ' Tolson, Hildred Trulmy. Donald Truby, Roberta Watson. Jesse Wilson, Elizabeth ,r Wilson, Edward ,xl tl . 1 if IL x ninety-three f' ' ' . ,qu .-.N 7-A Class Eileene Russell Josephine Dean Eugene Smith .........'.. Mary Ellen Alspacli .... Miss Newman .lll..,.... . Miss Anderson .... Adair, lnola Atmore, Robert Bly, Clara Mae Bumpers, Scott Beardsley, Richard Bell, Betty Cole, Mary Ellen Cadwalder, Irene Carney, Alberta Collins, Eugene Cooper, Delmar Catham, Earle De Baun, Virginia Erwin, Wilson ninety-four OFFICERS: MEMBERS: Preszdent Vive-lweszdent iSe01'eta,1'y-Twa Qui er Yell leader Erwin, Bay Eberhart, Helen Elliot, Jack Field, Gertrude Fleming, Mildred Foster, Bart Fulkerson, Geneva Fargo, Charley Gant, Jessie Garrett, Stella Glass, Mirriam Gibson, Jessie Murl Gober, Margie V Gordley, Grace Sponsor Sponsor if Q 'W '!l l ' 'Ml' 7-A Class Continued, Hopper, Inez Hullmerl, Duane llarder, Elizabeth Hamra, Florine Hurst, Neva Ingram, Wayne Jarrett, Donald Justice, Pearl Keely, Pauline Keller, Reece King, Orpha Kraker, Shacup Lawson, Price McDonald, Mary Lee McMurray, Eugene Morris, Chester Moser, Ronald Matts, Le Vern Murphy, Wesley Oler, Ralph Pollard. Wyvrnn Polston, Mary Louise Potter, Ocie Prater, Ruby Mae Hay, Margaret llhodelander. Jack Reed. Carl Rhyne, Beatrice Snider, Ella Schroeder, Elaine Scott. George Scott, Billy Scribner, Goldie 7 Titus, Naomi Mae Todd, Viola Trout, Sam Weaver, Frank Weaver, Ruth ninety-five i V To the business men than'ks for their interest their advertisements. and we realize and appreciate . on the part of the following Anthony, C. R, Arnspiger and Foster Briggs Lumber Co. Central News Radio Co. Calloways News Stand Drumright Master Cleaners Drumright State Bank Marquette Pharmacy - Newton Campbell Brown C Shanks, L. E. e Santa Fe Service Station O Club Cafe' 0 Cawley Brothers er . Derrick li Denyer, Sam O Elias, Charles . 'l' Fretwells Ferguson, Earl Glenn, Charles Hulme, Mrs. James Y I-Iollands e .Hoydals Kraker, Sam QQ Kraker Bros. O Lewis, H. H. A -y Long Bell Lumber Co. Ng Miles Motor Co. 915 Maeks C Morris, E. C. Norwood, A. L. 9 if New Smoke House Nicodemus V ' .Y Oklahoma Utilities Co. Post' Office News Y Pargen, John J. ,Palace Drugs Perfection Bakery Q, Stephenson, Shidler l' I Safeway Grocery R Tennis and Griffith I Thomas DeSoto Unique Cleaners li! lQJP4?Q' 210, 24Ev A i?,?2- A one hundred four - f H11'Ti f ii'S- A 1 A ' Q :...uSr.i4it.lf- -ima, gk-Zag - wa, ia 6 ' if NJ tl L 't . 1 . ' ' ' 1 's THOMAS DE SOTO SALES for DeSOTO and PLYMOUTH Automobiles Phone 25 Edith- Say,fdo you see any oliangxe in me? Fern- No, whyill' Edith-'fl just swallowed a nickel. , I GOOD STUDENTS Must have comfortable, The healthful Homes LONG BELL LUMBER CO. ESTATE GAS HEATROLA Oirculates clean, warm air in every room. Nationally Known Building No Fumes-No lVall Sweat Material THE GAS COMPANY Phone 2 Oklahoma Utilities Co. Q Ijfulllflgllt, Okla. 3 tk 9 ffl 9 tl 3 rl 9 all O if! 0 if! O tl Q ol! 0 3 ill O lf! 2 ml 9 el 9 fl! 9 ll 3 vol O ill O if! 9 tl O ll O rv' ' Q:-sf' ' Gr'-T Qbr-2 Q:-'-7.5 162-QSEQIEQEQEQEQEO one hundre d five 1 1 n If 1 I A nxh f- Q b -. .J X M, 0 0 3 Here Comes Folk QQ ' E . 0 8,2 VV ho IS Folk? 0 E 0 Ulf H els Our Clecmer QQ O O Q va e O E DRUMRIGHT MASTER CLEANERS Q X F. QFOLKJ XVRIGHT ilk Ui! 3 Q aw g 201 S. ohio Sr. Phone 34 Q 'V O Sc-reen Fan: 'fllid you see Oliver Twist, aunty?', .45 iq, Aunty: 'fHush, child. You know I never attend those modern 3 ' lancesf' O 5 E W A -U QQ , dd h O Ofwl 'W C074 aa UL' 22 Q - ve! gi Compliments 3 Q JOHN J. PARGEN O af 45 P' of 'L Q Pork and Bean 0 I a- King ' aw 3 SAM A. DENYER 1- ' tk O O Ui! WR ' 0116 hundred six 'Q -:'f xbf1,i'Sf24Q?a4Q4E4bff?fQf :'fQ-?f x5:9fQfieQ:'E4'ibZ x5f:4f Q,f1's MACK Hardware and Furniture Radio-Radio Service Th I7 Right .1ICl'C7llltIllI1:-QC at the Right .l'rif'0. 220 E. Broadway Phone 40 Mr. Thomas: 'fIsn't this one of the oldest golf courses in the country? Mr. Swenson: 'tNo, what makes you think So?7' Mr. Thomas: HI just llezml :1 man say he went around it in 'mf' our heheh. heheh ,,eT ee eee- eneeeeeeeeheeeee f'mnpIfim ents f'01?171liH1 ents Y Of Of CLUB CAFE CAWLEY BROTHERS I hundred s 1, ,ef 1 , zyryqiff 3? gy ' ,Lm:NgKg1yfm3,.,' . ,, 1 0.3. 31 O Q45 DODGE BROTHERS M. fr, 5 MOTOR CARS, TRUCKS , NEwfTON-CAMPBELL 3 O R 3 35, and BROWN co. 0 O T 73 M BL SES O 3 3 lr, rl gi STEPHENSON HARIJDWAD I1 E -FURNITURE al, 3 and UNDHl?TAKING 3 33 ag SHIDLER .Q O 33 5 Mr. Regierz These aI'en't my figures Iglll quoting. They're 5 the figures of a man who knows what he's talking' about! me ge 3 3 33' . . Q The BPlggS Lumber Co. Q tl: O 33 Y 3 Q33 DRUMRIGHTS BUILDING STORE if Q 32 33 Q 3 3 X Iwerything for The Builder 3, Q30 3 33 31 O Q 118 S. Penn. Phone 1 3! 0 Z! 3 3 o fsrzisvalsrzlsyzlspgrQi?-i:f9459fs245ssE's9fQy945:2,43 rv one hundred eight is wx? ',.,' Ee' ' 'W ' 'WT .-N r ,W . M, 1 W vr 1 O:4fQ:4fQf2'Q.v-1-9a4'Qfi24'Qy a9fQ1'9f'Sf:4i'Sv'fO 4 l ,p 4 Q il -se , 3 NORWOUD S POST OFFICE NEWS 3 I 'lb 5 CONFECTIONERY STAND gi , gli! for Q O Magazines, Daily Papers, QQ SCHOOL SUPPLIES, dj fy Tobar-cos, Candies Y , 1 QQ CANDIES Q 2 XXIII and Q, A A . O BIIISIC iw QS! HOT LUNCHES O 352 f MRS. IPMA H. LANE I . ig Near Hi-School l I ' wp if O 0 s sssssss .,Wne,,,4s..nonsense.. assesses ill iii Mr. Swenson: 4'Ever had 6COI10lIllCS?', C' 56 Wilford: 4'No, just measles and smallpox. Q. ei ie 'eiwA ' 4' ia iiiiMi ' ii i a i ii ' 0 0 ' il if fx Always for O il 6 lb-mnrfiylmt High ,School i VJ- Q! 0 . 'lp 3 Unique Cleaners U h 'l 5 And THIIOPS 2 Q il 3.2 Q O ART P. GLASER QQ gif Q O 135 E. Broadway Zin ii! 0 0 il Phone 4-1 1,I'l1lllI'lgllt Q Q al QS! Q O?3iQ:Z-5'Qv2L'Q2'Qf25'i?aiQf:'2 x5f?3iQ?Q2QySQE'f5p24Tb-E'Qg2O one hundred ni IIC v r 1 'W . fm JWWIS S Q, 13, 0 Q SQ Practical Graduation Red Star Q Suggestions O ill and ill 3 NVatches, Diamonds Q 5 and Polar Bear Flour 3 Jewelry 0 lVh0Zr2sale and Retail 29 wa . y 3 Latest DQSIQIIS Q W an 1 , d S99 2 REST QUALITY 'll gg Chas. Elias Q. H. H. LEWIS O U, O 5 Jeweler Phone 203 31,2 ll! O 0 no 0 V he no ll lvl l'hili,': f'Do you know my friend James Hu1me? Q Floyd: 4fSure, I used to sleep with him. el ill Chili : Room-mates? 0 Q Floyd: No, Cl21SS1Il2lt6S.u ag e enennne eeee neeenee e ee Q O if! 0 Q O 0 O Santa Fe Servlce Statlon O ll' ll 6 TIDAL STRAIGIIT RUN GASULINE ll! il Q MOBILE UILS Q 25 UL! . - ef il O Llery -lutomobllc lScr1ou,c O 2 Phone 220 300 E. Broadway ZS! il! Q?:'Qs2Qfs':Q:.sQv?51fs3fbf:':fs.E- vale one hundred ten 'arf 5 .4 I www-fywwqh-' 1 .k 1 x4 . l 4: V 15 Q42f5e23Q,e2Qyasaa1fy1iffa'?SQf1i4Qya4s?fQ+SQ7e24QfQQ?fs:242 ll fl Q O M Always for D. H. S. ll! CQ NEW' SMOKE Q ll . Bl! 0 ARNsP1o1Q1: and FosTER H0UbE Q ww l 'W ly. IJ. O all Insurance and Loans ' P 1 B'll d ' S k - ' Q 110 B. East Broadway 00 1 Mr 5 noo el ly YL 3 Insurance that Insures l' Phone 355 l c? Q ll oHAnLEs R. w11.L1AMsoN ol S2 Mgr. O 3 Frank Lane, Prop. Phone 708 3 2 ly, -,.- ..,- .... -..M -., Hmm., ,nf Hmm , , Q Ronald V. : f'lJo you ski? lr! Jewel H. : 4'Silly, you know I don't speak a word of liussianfl Q O a'a' WfWa a'aa ' ' aaaaaaaaa aaaa a as lv! 3 3 Ok UL! O O ll Q7 . 0 W Complzments it ff ? li! if! Q Y me 211' GS 61111 h 1 G1 g V 'N l 'lb 6?5Q.2LQs-Qvyfsvyspwspesssrfesse-assssfrzlfsyewyh one hundred eleven T .X i .- A 5a'QSefsva4Sa'QeQaf4l1gQeescyqeaeQ.AefsSVaQa4QM-a4? UQ! A1 3 1 . mg KRAKER BROS. S O - A 5 W Oomplzments tk. tr U of li. 0 Q Dry-Goods, Clothing ll Q and 1 ll 0 Ladies Ready-To-Wear . Q3 BROADWAY . - , Q it me SHOE A SHOP 0 al gi Phone 117 I 3 3 312 Q1 ' Q W E-- s al V Mr. Hamilton: This is somebody's book. No, it isn't,, it's mine. tr- Q Paul B.: I passedlyour house last night. M Daisy G.: Thanks, O 4, ' . Si ' The Drumrlght State Bank :TQ 4. 9 A . . 5, il, Every Banlkmg Sermce C? OFFICERS ll M J. M. BEESLEY, President Q O BEN RUSSELL, Vice-President 'lb W AARON DRUMRIGHT, Vice-President 'R it PETE SKOUBY, Cashier O 0 FRED ADCOCK, Asst. Cashier il! l MELVIN PARHAM, Asst. Cashier all 0 Q DIRECTORS il M J. M. Beesley Q 0 Ben Russell 45 Y Aaron Drumright 'lg Qpf John W. Briggs Q 0 E. J. Campbell 'ly W Pete Skouby LQ 3 sg . fin Q' ' 1 I QPEQSEQ54' Q5 one hundred twelve ' 'T 1'-' ' of .L f.- 3f2,,fr' A , 'frf ' www wXMjKRAKER IN SURE Advance Style in Ladies Apparel WITH High Quality Low Prices LQESHANKS Phone 195 Miss Newman: Those on the third 1-ow had all the questions right Ding Finley: Good teamwork. Mary Clark: lVl1at makes you so small? Hazle Moore: I was raised on condensed milk. MARQUETTE C. R. Anthony PHARMACY Ih'umright's l'ri1wipaiZ Operating a chain of retail Um!! Store department stores BURNEY BRASEL, I'liU1'. The Presvription Phone 297 fvmckwed Front Store Phone 99 one hun dred t hit if 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 'Qf2'Q2 iv?Qf 2'QiQi'Qi'iyi' -91241 - T iii' 0 1, ll' SAFENVAY STOKES I with rlvmf Q up to rlulf if , 1 O Distribution YVithout lVaiste llc imislt you. 8Ilf'f'l'Nx ll! il! Q Food Specialists mqgiii 1111 j Q O Safeway is an organization of men ig Q my who specialize on food, and food alone - ala! 5 -the gathering of the very best ,N foods from the four corners of the X ' ,N lr' earth and its final distribution with- 'K Q out wasteg an organization which is all continually striving to give its cus- ' gl Q tomers quality at the least possible 9 ii cost. F RETWELL S 'i hi 0 Q Give us the opportunity to be of serv- Q mf ice to you. ii 3 lr W E E ,W ef, H, Ewmw if sffrf iTh WW iifrw W ,li 3 Florence E.: Do you etch? 'il B Murvelle F.: Yes, dill you see me scratcliiiig? 'W ff onion mf fn' '- 3- is we W 'if' il. 'll X , , , Tlllt ll EE1x LY IlERlilC'K THE YVEEKLY NEXVS Q 11, O vi. Q O if ll Q THE DRUMRIGHT DAILY DERRICK O li! it Q Lou S. Allard, Publisher lil lil O O ll! il O Ravk of Druiiiriglit High School Since 1912 Q lil it 0 iieaii the lied limi wiiiie iii The iiiiiiy imei-rick Q 'll 'U lp ll. O ' 0 ill Telephone 90 204 South Ohio lil il OQLQ39,31ix?2l45alQ?2Q?,1'ss2sgfQ,PiQe2ls:2lfb?s1fbpiebvziib one hundred fourteen N. O O IW aaa gg 0 . . 'nf QQ 011117111 m eu ts fv0771,ffllHI16Ht8 O Q sm ss! 01' of O ff! Ki O Q ifk 2 E. C. MORRIS W. E. NICODEMUS ., 2 MAYOR Insurance W ES! O O TQ asa Q O mt Q Iloward K. : If I hurt my knee again in football Pm going to if f Africa. Louise Mc-. : XVhy African? ok Howard: Thf1t's where the negroes. Q e ee e en en ne e me ne :R 42 , OJ. 2 X . 'n 16 Complzments 3 O i'! as: of Q 0 fl 3 OP. O P l D St r 352 a ace ru 0 e 9 Q si Q 0 ik K! ,' 0. U Q 6,3 awp 45-f: one hundred fifteen 5 :,, I m mum-ar1wLuun,,14--ymrmrwn-m.m ' xnsaawnum! 1 ..f- .. 4,-1 M . nife- wid, . 1 fE4'f5i24Q?fQ-9545v'il'S:?ilf5S5S3Qf3ib3'Cf3Q227 fl I' l Ill 't ' 3 renern n ec rio , Re'frig:ei'ato1's Q E. W. Holland ml '4 E Crosley and Zenith Radio UL! . o.. 3 LADIES Porter News Si Radio gi RI+1ADY-T0-WEAR - 11.7 ia. Rawy. Phone 236 L lil l,l'lllUPlfl'l1f, Okla. O 1 , , ll 124 L' MW' Phone 33 Official scimoi nook Deposi- O tory. A Full Line of Prelniuin ppl and Hy-Grade School Supplies. Q O il li! -Y--- .e A ----H e e e me--A Q O Drink Puracliufe coffee, good to the last drop. if' --J 45 Man may learn to fly like il bird, but he will never be able to sit on a barbed wire fence. O 'iiiiiiiiii i ii 0 0 0 A if! in .D 2 ii ll! O '4 Phone 500 200 South Penn. Ave. r- M lv X . . W The New Ford brings you everything you want or . V in 5 need in a motor car at an unusually low price. 3 Q 152 1 i if MILES Moron COMPANY 2 O B' ll Q Q oi! .ggi-mx Qm Q.: Qx -mx -ax fx QQ QA -gi Q4 gm Qx QQ ax? Ori rs'Q:-a 3v-sqssf 'Q2f'Qi'XJ:,iQiwf 'Qi' Qi? Qi'Q'?'6'4b'?'-3 i?'6'Xb - one hundred seventeen O:'iibw9f4bf:9fQi4fbi4Q:4L4ib1'ffb:9a4'Q:'f'ibv5'QNQ4k, Eflx -f-4 O ., s 1 ' ES! Q QS! Q Qi Q Q! Q me Q Q! Q if 3 ip. Q 3,1 Q Qi Q QL! Q QL! Q QL! Q if 0 me 0 ii! Q Qi Q QS! Q it Q iS! There is certainly no mistaking that the fine nrt of portrait making' has brought more joy and peave to mankind than any other art we f-an find. Sincerely Wishing that your journey through life nmiy he prosperous, healthy and happy, we are always THE OLD RELIABLE Model Studio i A. T. HOYDAL, P1-Op. l'H07'0f1lf,1l'HN - 2 - LIVE -: - FORIJVIJR O?aiQ?aLfi5?sL'S?zL C'?aL'fO?sl'S?aiA'b?.1i4b?4lfbf?aiQ:f1i 'ibviifbv-45 Q one hundred eighteen , N 'Wi ..'- il, g s xl ' bar Qt lx E, Q li! Q me Q lv Q me Q QL! u Q lv Q lf Q QQ Q me Q Q me Q if 1 1 Q if Q me Q fr n r Q wr Q me Q rw' 1 5 w w rl 4 w ' QQ Q , Q CALLOWAY S NEWS at STAND 207 E. Broadway Q imruuu-iglit, Ukla. EARL FERGUSON FQ Cigars-Cigarettes 'l'obaeeos-Candies Servlce Statiml C? 'S School Supplies it Brunswick Radios O Q Talking Machines amd Records Q rrn,,,rrrnr,?.nln,r,r eeese ,rr 7 is in r or ll Margaret: How do you like my new dress? l got it on my eighteenth birthday. V'- Rayford: f'Sure worn well, hasn't it? ' ' 'Ad' Mm' i'u'iu 'A' ' e ' tk Q Nassad Mercantlle The ?1t0FIftg1?ltrSeuS This Spare is ily! ve y nnf Tl H D f V dedicated to 18 olne o Q Nationally Advertised Goods. JOKES flossard Corsets and Brassieres t ' l ' 1 f - . Phoenix Silk Hosiery umm In U Om QS! and Underwear Joke Editors- Billiken Shoes for Men and 5 XVomen They would have . Q , 1 , 1 t tl DRY Goons, GROCERIEU 'Pen 1 H 'Y AND MEATS ' the Fensor, anyway. 6 BS! Phone 148 Q 'b XH99Qf3Qy2Q292'1b963QJ?5-Qymstps-Q 5 one hundred nineteen -Ae 'mx s' -5'ib1ei xEf1,iQfii4'Q?i4'Qvi4 QJ?fib:'fQ11-'L4Qv a4QT'f ?iO This Annual Printed By The Co-Operative Publishing Co. The Great Printing ana' Stationery House Of Oleiahonia We occupy our own four story building With floor space of 50,000 square feet. Commercial Printing Book Binding Bank and County Office Supplies Guthrie, Qklahoma 1- -- -. --,X-- -..A --C --.f-X -L V.,-,A -MA -gg -11 -1 - --, -'i45N fa'i1 '-4 xf-Tis? XPSV bak vvaQm xyxi' X-P114 5'?-5' '5 'fNbf:'a'Xb' I I O :Zi -'11 Y V il .R 0 il! u O Bl' O Bl! O il! O il! O il! ? 'l Q1 il! 9 fl! 9 fl! O il' n O 35' s n 9 ol' O il! 0 il! O MODERN AS YOUTH .Within the space of a score of years, the scope of Southwestern Engraving Company has increased from the parent plant in Fort Worth to an organiza- tion of nine plants. 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