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FRANK D. HESS Superintendent of Schools Emerson soid, 'The reword of o thing well done is to hove done it, The members of the closs of '46, por- ticulorly the members of the stoff who gove so freely of their time ond effort to moke this edition of the Gusher possible, ore conscious of such o re- word os they turn the poges of this book. This l946 onnuol is on excel- lent occount of the school yeor. LA. C. Wiemer To those responsible for the prepo- rotion of this Gusher, I extend my sincere congrotulotions. The poges of this book will help us recoll the mony interesting personolities ond octivities of the school yeor ond will serve os o guide to future octivities. This is on interesting ond cholleng ing time, colling for the best in eoch of us, Moy your lives be filled with octivities ond work thot will coll for your best ond thot you will not be sotisfied with less. -Fronk D. Hess A. C. WIEMER Prlncipgl of High School - M . .Q A..::zr..:4F? -' a.. ' 15' diy,-ar.. ., - .1 , Ls '-2xi :F' N 0
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x if - . if ,4 YS- ' -s xg J X his I ,c A. J I Dedicated to the Alumni oi Drumright High School WE, THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1946, IN DEDICATING THIS EDITION OF THE GUSHER, HOPE TO BRING BACK FOND MEMORIESAND DREAMS OF THE PAST TO ALL ALUMNI OF DRUMRIGHT HIGH SCHOOL, WHEREVER THEY MAY BE.
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1- FRANKLIN BROWN G President ! 43 A -ff' V j JEAN COLEMAN Secretary 7- ' S,tMMYwH.TL.,C.t STUDE T COUNCIL Vice-President EDWARD STOUT Treasurer Our Student Council is composed of eighteen members, representatives from each These representatives report to their home rooms on the progress and the results being made, The Student Council of Drumright High School has five obiectives. They are l. To promote the general activities and best interest of the school, 2, To unify all student organizations under one general control, 3. To promote good school spirit and develop sound school opinion. 4. To furnish a medium through which student sentiment might be expressed to the 5. To create a better moral and social atmosphere. Row one: Sally Peters, Vcra Logon, Jean Coleman, Roberta lngram, Evans:-ll Johnson Row two Bob your Grlbgrf Lqmbergon, Mary Jo Webb, Carolyn Tucker, Wallace Johnson, Donald Warren, Jock Denver, Sammy Dclarnc-tt Bob Adams, Franklin Brown 41 Al , A--L 2 P , .av - t L1 .du BOB ADAMS Yell Leader home room faculty. Blanton Edward Whitlock Austin
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