Drumright High School - Gusher Yearbook (Drumright, OK)

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. . . OHOI' The purpose of this society is to promote higher standards of scholarship among the students in the high schools of Oklahoma. This is the group which we call the brains of the school. Oklahoma State H Fin! wut, left 10 flgfllf Nancy Hornbeck, Mary jean Beavers, Peggy Third 'aux' Richard jamieson, T. Klock, Sue Fulkerson, Patricia Sharp, Maxine Staton, joan Higginbotham, Sue Mead, joanne Hitch, Pat Coyne, Mary Ann Facker, Myra jane Fretwell, Robert O'Kelley, Virginia Peters, Shirley Rodgers, Beverly Pruitt. Morphew, Marlaml Rhodes. Second row: Louise Davis, jean Morris, Esther Carter, Barbara Kott- Fourth muf: jack Shadid, jerry Osborn, john Apple, Bill Phillips, hoff, Loretta Raibourn, Darla Glimp, Beverly Volok, Patty Badger. Dale Badgwell, jack Fowlkes, jim Shanks. Edra Macy, Reba Brewster. Flfllv mu: Dale Day, jack Hensley, Richard Smith, Bob Burris,

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V' National Honor Society Lefl 10 ngfvi, Jetllfzff XX'rll.xrd 'l'.1:y'lOl', Darla Glimp, An1t,1 Prnkxton, Myrldene Garner, Patrrtia. llltth, Mike Hlose, Boh Burns. Reba Brewster, Bobbe Sue Strcrwalt, P.1t Cjrgrll. Cl.1r.r lfnwllacs Sl.:u.in1.q Pat Mcllwarn, jatk Hensley, Sue Martm, Rrthartl Smuth, .Nffl jmffmfdx Edra Macy. Crmgrntulations to the members of the N.1tlonJl Honor Soclety for their outstand- ing tmns of sthol.trshlp, servree, leader- ship, .xntl kll.ll'.lLfCl'. 'Io he elrgihle lor rncrnhcrslnp. the stu- dent must have tl stholarshrp rank rn the upper thrrd of his respective class. He must also have spent at least one semester In the secondary school eletting such stu- dents. The 'group rs Innrtetl to fifteen per Cent ol the upper tl.rssn1en ten pcrrent from the sensor tl.nss .intl hve pertcnt from the IUIIIUI' tlrrss. -14195551 u an-Q' J 3

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Speclal Awards C selenee tward IS vresentee to the stue mt shoysrnke, the gxreltest lnterest nn screnee the hugh est seholarshlp rn hrs selenee courses and the est wee IH 5 Cl b Rlchards stran lt es tour serence courses are relson enou h tor hrs reeenrne thus honor I teh ye tr the boy who hts rn the oplnlon ofthe sponsors tome elosest to tehreung., the rdeals set ul by the NdllOIlll ,lllLSPl3.fl Qoelety IS presented with the Best boy 'Ihespmn award Rrehtrd earned thxs award by hrs outstanding, wsorle rn thc Thespran soerety hrs performance rn the semor play The Vrsrtor and hrs unfarllng, co.operat1on rn all phases of elrtmttre work Rxehxrd also drrected the one aet one .let tltys exer presented rn assembly RLBA BREWS7 ER RIC HARD bMl I H Oulsffmdlrlg Ibex Idll Stzeme Au ml md Olzlrfwdnzq liver 71171 Reba Brewster prowed her aetrng, abrlrty by play mg, two drsersrfled roles She appeared firt as a scatter bramed marel rn the junror play The Blue Bag, and second as a mother rn a major dramatr part rn the senior play In addltron to her aetrng she has rendered great servxee to the Thespran soerety both as an officer rn the club and as a eoaeh rn a 'lhespran play Prom Nreht presented as an assembly program l'or these and many more aeeomplrshments she reeerwes the award for Best Thespran errl for the year 1949 1150 51,6 'wr' I o Th 5 '- - . ' I l - q lcr ser f the S, O. '. iu , A ' mght A gr. l-5 in ' - 5 ' ' -15 x- k- 5-vi - . K. K '.-' y . ' .L - -. w ,- 6 D ' .x ', , . '- i , . X. ' 7 , . ' . B- ', play, At thc Stroke of Twelve, one- of the best .- - ,A ,Qr .-. 5 .K . . ' 1 v' ' 't t 4 t . t ' r 1 'V . .5-A x . . S , I ' r ' ' ' ' ' 'c A ', , 3:1 W .. K ' . . '3 5',' -, r- B A , , I - . l ,qs , 'f I 7- ' ' K . D VJ