Drumright High School - Gusher Yearbook (Drumright, OK)

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G USH FR ANNUAI. X C XVHVHR North Lntru Col u., 'L lruncupul ol Druumruuhf lluuh School ECONDARY Eclucatuon un Anuer ea had t lequ utlx the wuuuung of the Bibston Lotun aol un 3 u L many tur huur n lturuns ut had a very humble beglnnun and endured many harclshups hcf L us new tpnuuut ancl growth seemed a Cer aunty l65D John Moore at Vuraunua aavc ar c uws t oon a ree sc oo In l796 the State at Delaware was asung thi? lnconu frurn rnarruaag cnul tavern lucensgs to sappo t uts schools e flrst hugh scholl un Cwlwra: us unter w 9 ancl was supported by pruvate s scruptuan These facts antl many l rs rl ra L tht Larly clay strtugglr tor Lxustpnce of wha has developed unto our rn rlern lu ah school Toclay the re are J V50 hugh schools Lmployung Thus year us the. 3UJth Annuvusary of Seecnrlary Edacatuan un Auneruca Hugh school u ents pcurtucularly tht sr f u r ta t ng r t we use to Cons: rr ann Compare the educatuanal advantages and pruvulegc of the early Arnnrucans wuth theur own l am sure that the years they have spent un the pabluc schools have had a clecurled unfluencg for good upon each of thgm and that the fleareg ot sormss whuch they attaun un er I e ce ncl L noun the cleqre un wh eh tha good has hun more a par theur persanaluty and character Buys and gurls eceecl theur hgh ehuol w rk f 0 they accept responsubuluty t r and t ke advantage f the uapfrtulnutucs r Lrerl n our cducatuonal program ay the members ot thu. rlass t 5 contunac Cut n t ex ut t a they may be better able to serve themselves and theur fellow rnen Canqratalatufwns and best wushns for your succcs and happuness A C VVIEMER 3 F! ua: u ,X.l5., Cf- '.l 1 l'5.2-- j ' .' f S - u u s 4' ulru.uurQ w - X ' 1 SCl'1 I6 2 Lls' uf l ' Au ' ,ig urustutu I ur g ll ur' T l ' 'l u ' ' H T . ln F, , , 2 to 1 o l Cl t h I, Th Y luu w' fo lul Hl ll 1 X ull- - uutuc un u t' -- f - - I , t , fu u ' 1 X 27, lt X 2-4O,CCC teachers, and C,f1Cf,C'7,l buys anal gurls are stacl un a reat varuet of subuects. . V Q Q Y st d , ,u 3 o tl e g al a u rl uss, rnugh ull una cl: l lat ut wull l'pe larg-ly u 'Y e u t 1 H- l t of t u sa H un u s f O un so ar S U O ' U I r ' Jflx I M - 1 V o 'VS 1 un thelr edu L uo o the tr t lu t ' Efgh'

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CLblHR VNNLXI A X11 SSXC1 IRON HUlltSlLPl1t1Nl1NDLlNl u Jcrlntcntlcnt of Drumrqht ch I HE nndnvuduol who as :nterested ln the growth ot h s personolltx ond rn lavung o most complete lrfe wlll need to select from the myrnod of stumull thot ore constontly demondnng has ottentuon tame ond energy to those which he desures to ottend rother thon to follow the lune ot leost res stonce ond dntt thrs woy ond thot Ones tnme con be entrrely used up wnthout ony portrculor personolrty growth hoyung been mode unless untelllgent selectlon et octrvltres rs proctrced wlth defuntte ends an ynew Nobody ever succeeded an lute bx merely draft: g The gool of educot on IS more complete lrylng ond thot meons o more complete enjoyment ond opprecuotlon ot the tune thnngs lute hos to offer The tleld of lrteroturc IS filled wnth wonderful experuences IH the form ot greot books but mony rndrvrduols neyer expenence the greot thrrlls those mosterp eces provnde os thenr tame as consumed an reodrng cheop worthless books As one grows an the opprecuotuon of reolly good lnteroture he begtns to understand whot there as ln store for hum ond he s copoble of selectrng more wisely The some as true an muslc ort dromo ond oll tuelds of culturol endeovor The greot expenences they hove to otter ore not ovonlobre to those wno hoye not grown an oppreclotuon by conscnously selectrng the better types rother thon occeptrng blundly the types thot thrust themselves unto our ottentvon l urge students ond groduotes ot Drumrnght l-lrgh School to contunue to struve, to understond, ond opprecuote the tuner thnngs an lute From follow eng o progrom ot thus krnd, on ennched, nnterestrng personolrty wall come l-RANK D HESS llll T19 3 5 llll l .' ' 'l ' .' f f , f ' ' ' lf V' ' f'l Q ' ' . . fl 'I'. . . ' lr t, ' . A . .A . .A . l'lJf'XNK D HESS BS Umvcrsuty rl Oklghfrnwc MA, ljrwtxvrslty r.l Ct-frrutl S L - - 1 t S, ous r rl m f . I X 1

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GUSHI-IR AININUAH 4? HIC? SCHO DI IXCL University Social Sciences HELEN JO GOODWIN B A Northwestern State Teachers College English and Dramatics FRANCES GRISCOM M A College ot Industrial Arts B S University of Texas I-Iorne Economics WINIFRED I-IARTSUCK B S College ot Industrial Arts General Scien e DOROTI-IYA I-IELLER BS MA Northern State Teachers College Uni versity ot South Dakota French and Spanish WILLIAM l-I HUNEKE B S Northwestern State Teachers College MA Oklahoma University AGNES PARCI-IER Secretary to Superintendent Principal MILDRED PARKER A B M A University of Kansas Science llll I9 3 5 Illl ' 1 4 5, 4 . I Q A I 'IHIQ 'Q Q I f E+ C . Y 'TTY HARRY Cu. BRADEORDW-A B., Texas Christian Universatyg MA., Columbia Page IN