Eufaula High School - Ironhead Yearbook (Eufaula, OK)

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E7' f-l 'LU DIay.16,1934. 'o I' THE moNnE.-in Page I1 . , . ' ff -- f- f ' ' SOCIAL CALENDAR. -September- 4 20-Girl Reserves-theatre party -new members. 20-Pep club organized. Officers: 5 Betty Lou Nichols, presidentz, l T l Edith Marie Ilenshaw, vice presi- dcntg pep leader, Betty Lou Nich- ole. 23--Student, council organized. Officers: Yam Brotton, Nadine, Yarbrough. 1 23 --Student body officers elect-1 ed: Bill Young. president: Bob Bu- ford, vice president, Edith Hen- shaw, secretary-treasurer. , 24-Senior officers elected: Royf Rousey, president, Elouise Hall.l vice presidentg Betty Lou Nichols secretary and Bob Buford treas-i urerg council members, Sam Brot- ton, and Nadine Yarbrough. -October- 1 7- Girl Reserve-Gpysy Pattern? Wanda Parris, gypsy queen. 12-Girl Reserve - Mother and daughter tea. -November- 18-Girl Reserve-Mother Goose party. 20-Crowning football queen- Betty Lou Nichols at the Stigler- Eufaula football game. l 28-Thanksgiving holidays. l -December- 15---- Sixth Key -Public speak- ing class-All Seniors but one.- Nadine Yarbrough, Bob Buford, Bill Young, John,Timothy, Edith Nunn, Betty NiCh'qlS, Eloulseniiall, Bild, Bruce Conley L ' 15-Girl el Christmas ' 8. 211 t'lii1wtin.i:. li'-litlay.--, .Iaiitiarv 6 Iiruilitad party' for lronlieads. Debate work started. --February- l3-Poetry club entertained Book club. 23 -Colonial ball-Girl Reserves. 26--Spanish class hike. 30-Debate tournament at Dur-' DEAR OLD ALMA MATER 4i4L An interesting center of educational and social life. erected by the citizens of Eufaula in 1023 at Il cost. of S75,000. l lRuth Locke. Zelpha Barnett and 8--Girl Reserve Installation otlwin the state championship they new officers. ineverthless made a good Showing.,Nelline Knowles. Other promising 12-13-Debaters go to Tah1cquah,elashing against such teams asfyoungsters to make competition tournament-cups received for the! Altus, Tulsa, Marlowe and Salli-'keen are W. E. Dickey. Sarah Troy. Durant tournament. Esaw. The locals were able to win,Lavcnia Harp, Rosalee McKinney. 18-Stunt night. ltwo out of these four debates, lRcece Conley, Jim Bob Harp and 20-Baconc glee club. j 1 The question debated: Re.Solved!Betty Hopper. -May- 'that the U. S. should adopt the i-...0?.-.. 4-Senior play All at Sea. :essential features of the British 11-Girl Reserve and Hi-Y joint meeting and party. 13-Baccalaureate Sunday. 14-Class night. 15-Paper circulated - Junior High graduation. , To The Doctor:- systein of radio operation and con- trol. was one of wide interest. The members of the debate or- ganization are: Roselyn Janeway. Betty Lou Nichols, Nadine Yar- brough, Bob Buford, Zelphainai- . 4 18-Last day of school-Good-ylnett, Nelline Knowles fnd Igthe W When you and she are wed You are made one, 'tis true, But you will quickly learn That one is her, not you. .1.....0-...- I . Vjley'-54 417159 U10 Girl PDSOIVCS? seniors. ' K - p f-I Ruth Locke. 5 1 'FMISS S511n56'H-Y5 ' ' ' , Such tgams as Normavnv Sher-. Viley--Reserve me a blond then. DHMTERS ENJOY A VERY man, Texas, Durant, Checotah, Al- ami.-. , . . LUS, 1U1S8., nasncif, e.tiusu.w, F - ' I . -Hlial, Sti 'ler and Stii- . - 7 , ..,, I, ,W .,.,f,,,, Congratulations N The Ftifzinlxx Hit-i. 'V ,. NWN Vvilvlaj wrt, vi .. 1 .,v 'under the giilclanvu- of Xli' lf F A Afwm T I i 1 v 1 Nunn liavt- eiijoyetl gi ixitliei' su '-i 'UMXSHEY U . A MN ' Q ees-full season winning first in ilu. bflfm Omhfls the 'OVUA 'U mm wud gsislixvlcls Southeastern District tournament Wwmlou' x L A J at Durant and being runnerups ini the N. O. A. A. conference. By winning the district the lo- cals made a visit to Norman where the state debate tournament was held. Although the locals didn Bob Buford. Nadine and Betty Lou Nichols en their last words. liowerer. will have a we Yarbrough S'l'A'l'ION have spok- Mr. Nui alth of Illll - ill., , Elmo Drumb, Mgr. 'Q terial with s u c h experienced speakers as Roselyn Janeway, Ethel ant. T-1-it-f .-h, -H l e A , - , -.Marcht iligr .'ts-. .- .. .... .X K I N .' It ' I , , .. ...... . . . . , 16-Travel club dance-formal. 5. 16-Book club entertained P try, ' ' aa.. oe . Compllmenfs VANDEVEKS 23-Sodalas club apron and r . 0 Ovggall dance. of ' Cleaning and Hat Blocking' -Senior Hobo day-what fun! , , 1 31-Debaters win Southeastern 3 Ib Alxvayb Good! tournament. 1 Y 1 , , mhmd pany. Phone 222 -April- 3 V 6-Junior play - Those Lovely 5. Eufaula, Oklahoma Ladies. ' 7-Novellete's dance. ' 7 x i xxx-xxmxnxxx Qhxi it ...,., X ,- X., X.. Compliments Of A I f ' I K Compliments! New York Life Insurance Co., R. L. SIMPSGN, JR., FARMERS gl MERCHANTS BANK H L Simi Ag-em. A . ii. e - 'nc owments -- . nnuities

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Page 12 I' IRONHEAD f K .... f uJ 'Vs -A I , I-,-a X- ., 'l'ltllll l'liS T0 Tllli SICNIORS Sam Bretton- Popularity plus athletics. Holi llufox'tl- It work counts success is his. 3l:u'garet Lee Burton- We're sorry that she's 201119 away We'd rather -hc-'cl always stay. Bruce Conley- One of his ability is sure to succeed. Iflossie Crocker- Sweet in manner, kind in deed Sort ot girl ii high school needs llorothy Day- Dorothy with her 's.'inning trays Grows more ri-- tr to ins eat-h day Tllljltlll Dixon- lI.ij.'ton is Ll goocl boy in a wav Hut alas! Ile f:oesn't weiiili 1-iiouigli. I-.vert Grohe- llc is versed with the art Cl winning Sophornores hearts. lllouise lI1lll- W llrown ot' eyes. hlzick of head ll l-'.ivoriI4- e:-:pri-ssioii. I still love Refi. fvlzlry ll:inshro- You siniply t-.rift ra-si-t those ' eyes ip But does she use them? Never i 1 A I l l'l .7-.'lf' Am. ii,.t.-- l l It may ot- that ps.-p -tl-A vu-0 indeed, .tt A... A, Hut here is one for every- 110051- Uoruthy Howell- i Tho demure, we think pcrchanie Mischief lurks within her glance. Ruby Howell- See's the funny side of life. In the midst of joy or strife. Charles J:1new:1y- . Charles is the most generous boy it in the class, UP Sives his heart to each new Ii lass. Viley Johnson- If he is as smart as he is tall llc-'ll soon be graeing Oxford Ilalls. liffie King- She is good. she is true, She's worth while. thru and thru. Garland McKee- A miser of words but well t'woulc be, 11' more of us were as quiet as he Mildred Murphy- Sunny hair. sunny smile. Sunny nature all the while. lletty Lou Nichols- Greatest honor she has seen She was our football queen. lidith Nunn- Hy cheerful words. and lessons learned. Good grades- good triends. she' .surely earned. Gladys 0sterhout- She's one ol' those from Arkansas Who says best state you ever saw. Arthur Palmer- Arthur is one boy who can mak friends x-:itliout making foes Wanda Parris- 'Thether its jazz or classical Piece. , xl- J. li UAL Karin Lll-ya .ul Lx F5011 cease. Geraldine Ransom- A leod sport and lots of fun A true friend in the long run. Opal Bou'lin- Opals a jewel and rightly name With those brown eyes, no wonder she's famed. Ollie lleaves- Ollie's been struck by eupid's dart, She rules supreme in one man' heart. THQ . .-y. Q1 . A 6 K to J Power To The Senior Class of 1931! . T. T. PYLE ' Hardware - Implements f May 16, 1934 Roy Rousey- iTexas, Kansas, Missouri and Mon- Actianl I say to myself. Dolly Tate- She's so quiet and demure Just what's beneath? We're not quite sure. Jim Taylor- A promising young man, If he only keeps his promise. John Timothy- All great men are either dead or dying, And I don't feel well. Dale Whybark- Some are wise. And some are otherwise. Nadine Yarbrough- Whom does she love? Well goodness me! We don't know, and neither does she. Bill Young- It's a great plague to be too handsome a man. -,.-,.0,-..... BOARDING SCHOOL NEWS The total enrollment of pupils it the Eufaula Indian School is 153. There are three tribes rep- resented: Choctaw. Cherokee and Creek. A change in the last few years was made when the gov- ernment made it possible for oth- :r tribes besides Creeks to enter this school. Besides the 7th, 8th, ind Uth grade attend the public ltana. Q ---o--1 ' FAMILIAR PHRASES I This is an easy test. 3 Dustless erasers. Ventilated rooms. Nice young fellow. Entertaining speaker. Literary Society. 1 You're the best player on the yteam. i You can do thisg you're bright enough. i v 1 KWIK-WAY if One Step For All 5' Service Station and Garage I 'Y Phone 134 l Complete Automotive, Radio, f Battery and Wrecker Service yt Highway 73 - Eufaula. Okla. '- QI. f . Congratulations Graduates woeromrs y VARIETY sroms school. There are 12 seventh grade . girls, 10 eighth grade and 15 fresh- 5c - 1Oe - 15c men. Oklahoma is the native! i state of most of-the pupllsg the .miployees representing seven di!- iferent staltes. They are as follows: -,. -- ' ---- Q. --in ---., .. .,....... . 1 and up! Eufaula, Okla.. 4 - Vx ' 1 - 1 . T V iv.. up -5- F M -yiA 1 X K K 1 . .:,X..X..F,., ..,XxWa,... ve T 5-YYBYT5 'fy S ' Sli: F FFXY - 4 il, Congratulations Seniors! 5 It pays to have your picture made at PIERSON STUDIO Surety Building Muskogee, Oklahoma Xcgss - f.'1'Q'fS XX! W In The Business World The man who has character and main- tains a good deposit in a reliable bank has money advantages. We are prepared to help our deposit- ors as fully as safe banking methods will permit. We Honor The Class Of 193-1! . .HEAD COMPANY Iilwiw 22-1 . TATE NATIONAL BA K Build up your business standing by banking with us. Eufaula, Oklahoma Eufauia Qklahoma 5 -1 .1 I... X -mxv-t 9