Elk City High School - Elk Yearbook (Elk City, OK)

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W Study All txme barrners were non exnstent to the Amerncan and world hnstory students, who drafted back along the sands of tnme, vna the pages of thenr hns tory books Under the influence of lec tures by Mr Fd Brady the stu dents were 7lppc.d back through tnme md space to the 1gc of pre hnstornc man and returned slowly to the present Meanwhxle the jumors der the gundance of Mr Bob Thomas, rehved the past f Amernca They began sanhng from Spam to Amerxca nn 1492 1nd remained ln the colomes to for Amerlcan mdependence and help a strtnpplnng, young natnon chmb These four Anurutan hxstory students Phxlhs tncks Ci2l'l09I,0Sl1lLf Iahnon Castle and Iarrw Butther arclearnmg about rhur American hmrutltt from Nlr Bob Thomas Thty study the xxrnuus phases of American p.,mtrnmv.nt from its beginning m lx . . . V un- ' o watch their forefathers fight Y Y . Y I 24 ' Q' ,a f , N y V'-M

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W8 VGQQCICII A-L-P-H-A-B-E-T, alphabet, P-A-R-A-G-R-AVP-H, paragraph, chanted the seventh and eighth graders as they had their spelling lesson dur- ing their reading, geography, and history classes. Battles of the W'ar of 1812 are being relived by Miss Ruby Nicholson and Reva Stencil, as they discuss an old picture. 1 np uf 'X MN f f r 1 a. K 5 f j ' f tl N 1 l N i, 1 f I , It if i Q .' I I 1' Rf it f f if EK ' 1 f f 1 ll :aiu , . B sl ' Oklahoma history and the various Indian tribes which have helped to make their state famous have become familiar fig- ures to the freshmen students in Nlrs. Charles Barney's Okla- homa history and reading classes. At the moment Harold Little and Allen Robinson are receiving the traditional lesson on governors South American objects hold the attention of Margaret Conger, Tom Solter, Mrs. Ester Hunter, Judy johnson, Valinda Gaberdicl, Delia Tisdal, and Bill Holden. These seventh grade reading and geography students have visited all the nations of the world via book route. .111-v Q ' .,.,,,, 11 - ...Huh Y'- It-L