El Reno High School - Boomer Yearbook (El Reno, OK)

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PRIVATE ROBERT MORSE Jht Utrmoriam Approximately 275 graduates and former students of El Reno High School are now in the service of their country. Among the number of those who have served in Korea was Private Robert Morse, EHS’s only gold star man, to date, in the present emergency. Robert did his duty as he saw it, and on January 10, 1951, at the age of 18, he made the supreme sacrifice. El Reno High School students, who will never forget Robert, wish to pay tribute to him as a brave and true soldier, who loved freedom more than his life. Gontents Administration and Faculty Classes Fine Arts Organizations Athletics Features College page two

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Edited By Members Of Creative Writing Class El Reno High School And College Staff — El Reno College El Reno, Oklahoma

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Foreword a standing far out on the western prairie, has been the background against which we have laughed, played, toiled and struggled during the school year of 1950-51. Our highschool experiences have varied from classroom study, and music and speech programs to the excitement of athletic events and club entertainments—all of which are recorded in this yearbook. Through the years we shall, time and again, look through this annual and recall with wistful smiles this happy year spent in dear old EHS. Dedication The lives of all of us are enriched by our associa- tions with those who love us and with those whom we love. This is especially true in the case of our faculty members. Among these is a teacher whose devotion to her task of molding our lives, whose careful considera- tion of all our problems, whose joy in our successes, and whose ever willingness to help us have endeared her to us. To you, Miss May Shanklin, we the grad- uates of 1951 dedicate this Boomer-Collegian with all the love and respect our hearts hold for you. May happiness always be yours. MISS MAY SHANKLIN page three