Drumright High School - Gusher Yearbook (Drumright, OK)

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FACULTY MRS. l'lNKS'lUN tirxt taught in l'.twr1et'f1fnr1tv. Uklalr-in 1 She lame tu Druinright in MIG and martin-d 'lt-sw XX Prnkst-in whu was the postmaster here fur ten years Mr Pinkstnn passed away in WSJ. Mrs llinksti-n taught ru all tht- grade stlrwiils and helarne the head ut the wlral studies department at the high stlruul in WW She has sfmrrsured the seniiir llass and the bushel sim lflltl Mrs llinkstnn has a ll A. degree fm 9 4 . . , and an M.A. frum Oklahoma A, 64 M flullege A favurlte ul huth students and faculty, she is untirrng in her etturts tn assis schuul activities. lil 'LA CAMP MISS CAMP has heen head of the lfnglish department since 1942, her tirst year in Drumright. She is alsu head coach of dramatlcs, assistant sponsur nt the senior tlass. English consultant fur the Ciusher. and sptmsnr of the Na tional The-spians. One nf her-huhhies is makeup, at xxhith she is quite an artist She also enjoys writing poetry. She has AB. and M,A. degrees from the l'niversity uf Okla' hnma and has done spelral work at the University ul Cfliicagu. it use HAZEL APPLE HAXIIL APPl.l2,Ul1I'4QCI'ICf2ll5LlE'!lLClCLMl1Cl' and drreltur of gurdante, name here in Septemheri 19.38. She had previ- ously taught mathematils and stieme in Muskugee, Tulsa. and Oiltun, Mrs, Apple. the very ahle sponsor nf the student tnunlil, otfers a willing hand tn the cuumil as well as to her students, As assistant senior spunsur she aided the Gusher fund materially hy her skillful management uf the uvmessimis at the fuuthall garnes. She hulds a BS. degree frum Nurtheastern State Ciullege and an MS. degree from Oklahoma A. S M.

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SJ 16 . 3,ll. - wx 1L'1 11,1 ANN wk Mlm Anderson 1x .111 .lll1I1111,1 111 lbflllllfiglll 1111411 School .md one ul 11x lormu l2111,gl1xl1 te.1.l11-rx She IS A graduate of the L'111xerx1ry ot f1hl.1l1O!1'1.1 .md .1 member ol l'h1 Ben K.l1TPJ .111 honorary souety of hrghest s.1holast11 r.111lx. Smae 111-ll she han been xerretary to the pflllllpdl .md to the muper1n!e11der1t and 1lerk of thc board of educa- llO1'1. She li an 111d1wper1s.1ble part of the olfrre personnel Became 111 her 111d11y splendnl qlldll- ues she 15 Ad1'T'l11'Ck1, rcepenred md loved by horh hrulty .md xrudenrx BO RD OF EDUCATIO XXX' k.111'I .11l11rd tw t.1lxe 511111111 hmirds for tgmrrted. l'l1L'l1 xxurlx .11- lerts the lrwes .11111 lutu1es uf flllfly 11111111111 huys .11111 grrlb. Our l3U.11Ll 111 e1l111.1111111 derlvea rtx prwweu. l11l111 rhe sure m1111111 rude 111 1.1111 lrs re sp1111x1l11l1r1' 15 ru l11r111ul.1te fNrl1L1Cb .lIlL'kI111xQ .111 plmses of the 11PL'11lllU115 111 the M111-.rl .l11kl 11: renperlrve kl1S111tKN 'llhe 1111ple111e11r.1t11111 .111cl .1kl111111 1xf1.1!1-111 111 rhexe 1'Ul1L1t'N.11L' the kllll1C'Sl1l the NL1f1l'1l11lL'11llL'11l, 111111 1Sll1i' exuutrwe ruruer' ul rhe h111rd XX' . e .1re Sure 1111r 511111111 lw.11d 18 11118 1r1 111111111 me 111.1 1 1 1' 1l.11e 1ur truxr .l11Ll 11111l1de111e. lhe 111L'111l5K'1N lelt 111 1'1AL'l1l .ue N11 nl N lilwxe,.1111e111he1'111 ll1l'lN1.11Ll N1111e1U1'.1wl11:re1'1exe11:x XX .lfkl 111 Mr l. V llupp, X1xL'f11L'N14lL'11l rl the 11.1.1111 .l11Ll 1eI1rexe11t.1t11e11t 1 XX'.1rd lx, l1.lN served mme 11211. A' 11' lv11.1rd llph '1'l111111.1S, who reprc-5e11u XX'.1rd 1, her .1111e .1 1111-111114. 111 rl 111 191 xllff Xxlllldllb lWL'LJ111L' .1 member 111 195 . 5111L'L', He fL'P1'L'SC'11f5 XY'.1rd ll. Mr 1., 11. 7 illtl l1.1S served L1lI1fI11L1.1lly Bowers, prexldenr uf the h41.1rd 811110 1929, re1reser1ts he , I -1utly1113.g d1arr1ers. I11 1915, l1e wx.1x.1111ve111t111r111111gtl1eSt.1teSel11111I l111.1rda Assm111t111r1. He h.1s served .15 prenrdc-111 .llld V1tC'IW1'L'S1LlL'I1f 11frl11Su1'g1l111Zg1- t11+11. He 1111w Serxew 11x d1re1r-wr lll the .1w111.1r11111. Mus. l.ue1lcA11der51111he1.1111e1lerlN111 tl1eh11.1rd111 1911, Sum De11yerl1.1Sl1ec'r1 rl1e.1rr11r11ey fur ll1L'l'N1.11'kl5I11kC 1910, Mr. XX,1C111t'f, uur sehu-ml 511PCf111lC11klL'11I l11 sc FXL1 111 511116 1921. , .s ,' L 1 the faculty Arnold Scheer hee.1111e treasurer of the h . d ' '7 111 that 111p.1e1ty srme tllilt 111110. oar 111 195- He has served Ar1111ld Sehcer, V1er XXl111.i11S, Eph 'I'11U!I'lA1S and Lucile Anderson are .llLlI111 11 uf IDI'L11'Hfl11l11 Hugh 511111111

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I.. Y X ALMA IfRIl2ND LOL' MISS FRIIIND teaehes thennstry. hr-vlwgy, and phvsns Before ennnng here rn I9-ll. she taught at Slrarnrntk and Tonkawa, She has a BS. degree tr-mm Oltlalm-una A A M 'and an MS. degree frwrn the Lnrversxty nl' Oklalwrna She rs an assrstant sponsor nt the snpln-nwre elass and the S. O. S Club. Her dngnrty and devotuvn tu duty make her une ul the best lrked teathers on the larultjf. MRS. KANli rs the spunsnr nf the sqplwrnnre tlass. Her sparklrng personallty and sense nf humnr endear her tn all her students. She was granted her ISS. degree from LIDIVCISIIY nf Olilahnma and nnvx teathes Spantsh and fresh' man Englrsh. She began her teatlnng tareer rn Cilenpnnl. Oklahoma. DIUIUYIXIHZ was her seewnd teathrng PUSIIIUIL Mrs. Kane. .1 resrdent of Drtnnrnght fur sxxreen years, has two children, Vlfglllld and john. jr. MR. DLCKETT came to Drurnrrght rn the fall nl 191' tu teach hrstory and tu tnaeh .rthletrts He was lII1IIICCII.lIL'ly lrked by all the students fur hrs theerfulness and wrlhng- ness to help eath and every une. Durlng that llrst year hrs gurls' basketball team entered the state hnals. In 19-IO he was appointed visrtmg teacher fur the Drumnght Stlwnls. In the same year he started a tourse In ClfIVCf'SIIdlI1lIltLf Mr. Duckett reeerved his BS. degree from Oklahnma A X M. lSli KANI. ROSS DI'K.KIz'l l ln 191' MR. HARl'lfR tame here from liethanxyf Ill: lnvrna, where he had taught rnathernatrts lur rut- and nt half years. He rs une of the hest tuatnes Drurnrryeht has utr had ln IOF, hrs A hasltethall team wnn the Drstrrtt Is X L-rnferenee 'lhe past txur years they haxe xx-an ser-'nd pl ut ln the twnferente Mr Harper renewed Ins ll A the lrurn liethany-Pentel f.-vllelge. Bethany Xlfhen MRS HIISS pruned the Iatnlty ln 1015 IN I teather nf algebra and lnstnry, she was hlrss lidnh Xxllllll Alter rnarryrng Frank D. Hess rn WH, she-retrred Ir teathrng. In Illli. hetause of the desperate need fur te ers, she tunsented rn attept her lnrrner pwsrtn-ln. She hem lrhrarran rn I9-I-I. Mrs. Hess reterved her 8.5 dcernt lrnrn f,entral Stare falllege and xxlll uvmplere her 'NI A degree thls summer at Olxlalwma A. dk M favllege Sht always wtllrng In help any student wr teather Mrs s IS a ern-at asset tn Drurnrnght ll1.t1l1Hhtml MR. IONLS was une nf the new leathers In ylfxn tht fatulty this year He teathes lnsrwry, rnathenmatns, and rs srsts xuth the athletnt pr-vlgrarn. llefnre tmrmrrng here he taught III LCIIICIII, Uklahuma. 'Ihrs year he euathed the li hnvs' hasltethall team with ubvrnus sueeess, As a sywrrwrl he helped huust the tlelcet sales fwr the gunrnr pl as LEONARD C. HARPER EDITH HESS WIZLDON IONI5