Drumright High School - Gusher Yearbook (Drumright, OK)

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.901 fe onor ociefy The State Honor Society is as its name implies, an honor society for the high school students of Oklahoma. To attain membership in this society, the student must have a scholastic average which IS rated in the upper ten per cent at the school enrollment. The purpose of the State Honor Society is to promote higher standards of scholarship among the students in the high schools of Oklahoma. This year 54 students have been awarded membership in the society from Drumright High School They are as follows: Grace-lyn Allert June Gelflreich Jean Frazier Loanna Lockwood Betty Jeanne Clanton Anna Mae Malone Fred Adcock Elaine Rust Kathleen Ellis Ben Odom C.Olvln Ary Irene Coftield Floyd Sorrels Billy Johnson Ruby Nell Noland Darts Srmonton Lois Mae Bailey Jewel Huttman Snow Glenagene Berger Duane Good Betfye Geyer Helen Louise Moore Homer Cunningham Betty Lou Rhoades Billy June Christian Dorothy Beesley Dorothy Johnson Melvin Wheat Doris Allert Jo Kraker Helen Caffield Norman Largent Nora Mae Philpott Marie Wilson Shirley Mae Haag Arnold Schnaithman Harold Yocham ltlla Rose Badger Avalon Green Colleen Good Gloria Deeba Howard Wilson Ellen McCane Bill Scribner Betty Lou McCormick June Davenport Marlorie Burton Edward Shadid Ivan Hull Farron Lockwood LOIS Pruitt John Lyttle Marie Hubbard -Q9 W

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' Nl AJ' wi mf FP 7 ' its lr. -'sans Mi First Row readin from left to ri ht Duane Good Jo Kroker Kathleen Ellis Gracel n Allert Anita White 9 9 - . , , Y , I Ella Rose Badger, Dorothy Beesley, Jeanette Kroker, Glenagene Berger, Jim Russell. Second Row-Dorothy Phillips, June Davenport, Mariorie Burton, Ollie Hopkins, Marie Neal Hubbard, Arnold Schnaithman, Helen Louise Moore, Betty Jeanne Clanton a d BGTYYS KOVNYH GCYGY- 7 S-lg 1 lNot pictured-Charlene Schoolcraftl Wafionaf .Honor ociefy Membership in the National Honor Society is based on scholarship, service, leadership and char- acter. Candidates eligible to membership must have a scholarship rank in the first third of their respective classes, and must have spent at least one year in the secondary school electing such students. The group is limited to fifteen per cent of the upper classmen, ten per cent from the Senior class and five per cent from the Junior class. Juniors who were selected last year and retain membership in the society are Ella Rose Badger, Bettye Geyer, Betty Clanton, Glenagene Berger and Jim Russell. The officers for this year are, President, Ella Rose Badger, Vice-President, Jim Russell, Secre- tary-Treasurer, Betty Jeanne Clanton,

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6l:5fllQ GHC! gal!! SOClQ!g The Masque and Gavel Swcuety was formed In the sprung of l94O by a representative qroup rf hloh school teachers and faculty mem bers of the Northwestern Unlyersuty Schocl rf Speech The Drum right Chapter was chartered IH October, l9-ll, The organlzatuon seeks to promote sngnuhcont student achieve- ment in any area of speech an the high school and nn the community Kenneth Hannah, Joe Brosel and Jim Rus! sell gove a three-oct ploy in assembly. Reodlng from left to rlght Morlornc Tutus, leon Brown, Marlorue Burton Helen Louusc Moore Jac Brascl, Ethel Mock, Bull Colym Glenn Toylor, Jum Russell, John Plckc-rung Kay Chrlstlon June Davenport, Anuta Whrtc, Ruby Nell Noland, Olluc Hopkms, Kenneth Hannah Maryorie Burton, Helen Lourse Moore June Daven port, Kay Chrustuon and Anlta Whute were In the Thanksgnving pageant