Drumright High School - Gusher Yearbook (Drumright, OK)

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Mr. R. E. Gerard, Mr. V. A. Pleasant, Mrs. Lou Ann Pinkston, Miss Eulo Camp, Mrs. Edith Hess, Mrs. Madge Lockett, Mr. A. C: Wiemer. . GCI! Petunias, we are told, mean forever devoted , so we are sending masses of them to Mr. R. E.-Gerard. We are truly devoted to such an outstanding member of the musical profession. Fields of red clover, symbol of industry, go to Mr. V. A. Pleasant. His attitude as the teacher of industrial arts has done much to prepare our boys for future years. To Mrs. Lou Ann Pinkston, we present dozens upon dozens of red roses to show our love and affection. Our heartiest congratulations to her for the excellent work she has done as the head of the history department and the sponsor of the class of '45. When we heard that hollyhocks meant ambition , we immediately thought of Miss Eula Camp, our English teacher. She has done wonders with the dramatics department of D.H.S. A ln offering goldenrod to Mrs. Edith Hess, we also offer encouragement to carry on her fine work as librarian and algebra teacher. Her pleasing personality and disposition are assets to this school. Great bouquets of carnations to Mrs. Emma Akin and Mrs. Madge Lockett l who have so skillfully taken the place of Miss Ellen Crutchfield, teacher of English vocal music. Miss Crutchfield was forced to leave the faculty staff because of i her family. Orchids to Mr. A. C. Wiemer, principal of D.H.S., for such a patient attitude as he shown in the past four years. He has offered assistance in any way he could to make our future brighter.

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. . .. .lllllllllw r l W E ill . .,. til . llllllliiirlims i 'l L.. XL Mrs. Edith Williams, Mrs. Margeriete Butcher, Mr. Oscar Jones, Miss Jewel Dial, Miss Frances Griscom, Miss Alma Friend, Mr. Olin Wilson. jalfllgg The senior class of '45 sends a great bouquet of flowers to their teachers. Crocus signifies cheerfulness, which is a synonym for Mrs. Edith Williams. She has taught English and general science and coached the girls' basketball team in one of the best seasons of their career: Cowslips signify youthful beauty. We have chosen them to represent Mrs. Margeriete Butcher. Mrs. Butcher, the commercial teacher, has successfully sponsored the Drum- writer , our school paper, during its first year of publication. We're sending bouquets of iris to Mr. Oscar Jones as a message of appreciation for the work he did as our sponsor last year. He teaches history and civics, and this year he is the sponsor of the sophomore class. A lily of the valley is the symbol of happiness. These go to Miss Jewel Uerryi Dial, who teaches mathematics at D.H.S., and although many of her moments are trying, her jovial personality is outstanding. For Miss Frances Griscom's faithfulness, we have chosen violets. She has taught of the girls of this school to be successful homemakers. Miss Alma Friend's charming personality, one of the things we like best is her so we are sending madonna lilies to her, Although she is busy with her chem- and her biology class, she can always find time to smile. She also sponsors the S.O.S. We are shipping to Mr. Olin Wilson truckloads of peonies, symbolizing accomplish- ment. His excellent work with the football and basketball teams has been recognized throughout the state.

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