Drumright High School - Gusher Yearbook (Drumright, OK)

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Table of Contents .-- Title Page .,......,. ...... I Table ot Contents .,.. ....., 2 Theme ....,.......,.eA ...... 3 Paulette Braden, editor of the l956 Gusher, and sponsor, Administrotion R. M. Schenandoah, are choosing the pictures that will ap- Dedication .vVA- -.1A 1 Q pear in this year's Gusher. This is Mr. Schenandoah's first year as Gusher sponsor. Clggses ,---.,,..A, ,-A, I I Seniors ssso. ..o... l 2 Juniors ,....... ...... 2 2 Sophomores .-,- ..,... 2 8 Freshmen .... ...... 3 2 Queens .....,..s.. .,.... 3 7 Awards .V.. ....., 4 3 Sports .... ...... 4 9 Music .... .,,... 6 5 Clubs ........,...... ...... 7 3 Advertisements .... ....., 7 9 lndex ...,..,......... ...... 9 4 Competent workers are chosen for the jobs of co-editor and business managers. Here Bernice Collins, co-editor, with Jane Shore and Janice Nethercutt, business managers, discuss the financial status of the Gusher. The 'Niki-UP COMMWGU-'P0ffi WCNSOY1, JOVUGS Bdfemon Standing-Jim Barnes, uon Race, Jack Thomas, and Francis Jerry Bruce, Donna Holder, Sue Pruitt, Phyllis Lanning, Patsy Smith. Sitting-Don Rainey, Jerry Clark, Roy Lee Clymer, Kif1C0de EITISY. Nadine COVQHI, Gefffude Gfl-'bbS. Und Viff':' and O. L. Nees make sure that they have exact information Bateman-cet the Gusber feodv t0 90 YO PV955- 2 on the sports activities of the school.

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The I956 QUSI-IE of D . i IHGH SCHOOL DRUMRIGHT OKLAHOMA

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Unity ln iurr, type 't ',rQaniZf1Ti'V' :inc tmpurtant tact r ,fglvvriyi-, rtriiuiriwl iirnly Urmty which is ,ict rtl ,r1clt1,r'nw rn, is tttig stun' la structures llirunrriqht High Zclwl .5 uri itlculistlc Cx zinspfc lun ty in pr',Qrc-ss in the form of educa- t- rr Ths unity is a ccnwtzlctc- chain rc-actrnn The parents elect the schfgi lgcofd which is tht- sti rn 'vt thisf rgcinizitzfwrt The '-,cititriritt ndtynt cf, f grtgratigs with the schv ol lwartl, thc- principal cu r gtiiriztt x with the SLIDCY-Y'lft,'V't'l!,'VTi tht Tl'TjCl'Nt'Vk with thc- pr ritual the stu lerwt-, .-.fth the teachers and tht 'st..ili4rtTi- :mtl tha QClt,Y'l'-, : ' fzperatcf with 'rio in ther Cnity plays an imp rtar t r 'ts tri the lives at all the stntlents ind teachers 1' Drunsrtght High SClVif7l as they work side by side in their school lite Each one has o very special lab to perform in the many divtsit-ns ot work and play that make up the prr-gram if schooling Wlthout this tactor, tootball and basketball teams would meet constant deteat, bands and choruses would remain silent clubs would not function, and honor rolls would not be made Schools must develop the type of character that will effectively work tor the common good and discourage those always searching tor opporv tunities to acquire a selfish advantage, This unity learned here will help to assure the future of a people in a world that will be united, happy, and prosperous A thorough education tor every girl and boy is an essential necessity as they go out to make their life in the ever changing turbulent world at today. Oueii-uv:-J.: ew.-ar Jack Moss, Harold Hudson, Shrrley Beard, Lindsey Laffoon Stump, Shirley Venable, John Smith, Jo Ann Zanti, and Keith Kin start out to sell advertisements to the merchants of 9 Drumright to finance this year's Gusher , -5' t h ook. r-vwisincs How many students cttenfl Drumright High School7' asks Virginia Bevel, Nancy Robertson, Jo Ann Culp, Doris Bowling, Norma Vaughn, Patricia Carl, and Eva Penix --members Ol the class committee of the V956 Gusher Staff Members of the clubs committee check a list of the clubs and their activities in the school. The committee includes Billy Anderson, Donna Carnahan, and Bert Moore 515 K. Volney Blose, Bruce Bowen, Carolyn Stout, Roger Uptegrott Rosalie Ferguson, and Don Heffington-standing-and Diane Eubanks and Darla Holder-sitting-as members of the teachers index, and society committees, examine oll points o t e b