Enid High School - Quill Yearbook (Enid, OK)

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THE PLAINSMEN 'In days when our great land Was young, The heart of every man was flung Into this main and sole desire: To build a lasting, free empire. A battle seemed each trial they passed, But yet they fought on till the last. In this great fight for people's needs The plainsmen did the bravest deeds, Since naught could ever them repel, They fought for homes, not foes to quell. Exploring far in wagon trains Upon this land which once was plains. Discouraging was oft their Work, Tasks small or great they dared not shirkg All fortunes ml1St they bravely meet, Cheerful in victory or defeat. On them a World had cast its eyes, To such a task did brave hearts rise. Now there prevails in Enid High That plainsmen spirit, do or die, Consistent always is its aim, In school work, it is just the same. Here sportsmanship wins every time, The plainsmen spirit is sublime. -Chester Leon Stinnett '28