Fort Gibson High School - Tiger Yearbook (Fort Gibson, OK)

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FOREWORD Our school l1fe 1S a story and from the very start We enter IH at 'Chapter I and play the leadxng part F r me xt 1S a fa1ry tal so magical and cear In wh1ch the slxghtest Wlgh Comes true and sorrows dxsappear It keeps you wonderxng just how lt I1 all e d Q0 on 'qhe Txgeru we have worked wlth thls ldeal To make xt 2 story Wh1Ch carrxes an appeal To scholar lover dreamer all who make up Ft Glbson Hxgh And when you ve older grown and dream of days gone by Thus hook w1ll he a hlstory to turn to when you please And l1ve agaxn your h1gh school days mn happy memorxes . . 5 y K A V 4 1 l . 'V 1 r Y X i . ' o so ' ' ' e, , 1 ' . l , . . I x For others it is a mystery tale, you don't quite comprehend. ' ' . ' wi n . -V - Q 1 Y 7 ' I I P 7 Y

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JSR Fort Gibson, Oklahoma The Senior Class of Fort Gibson High School Presents 'U lg' 1,UM: Q9 I9 The Tiger For I95Z 'NNIU

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mmnsun run EU In apprecxatlon of that person who durxng the sxx years of hxs assocxatxon wxth thls hxgh school has helped make possxble many 1m provements who through hxs earnest endeavors has unquestxonably raxsed the standards of the school and whose ever ready understandxng and kxndly axd has endeared hlm to us a o hxm H C W Brownxng We the Senxor Class of 1952 grate fully dedlcate thxs volume of the Fort Gxbs lxger L W BROVNING Dear Students Let me congratulate you on your successful efforts 1n assembllng the materxal whxch con stxtutes thxs year book It contaxns treasured memorxes whxch wxll last long after you have graduated from thxs xnstxtutxon Wherever the dutxes of lxfe lead you may thls snlll volume be a remxnder not so much of the facts taught nn the classroom but of the real prxncxples of lxvxng whxch have been xmpressed on you 1D your school envxronment Durxng thxs assocxatxon let us hope that you have attaxned the understandxng that xt xs everv cxtxzen s duty to xmprove upon the xmperfect workxng toward those thxngs vhxch wxll serve better all mankxnd May you have been brought to a realxzatnon of the 'greatest W the worth of spxrxtual values However efficient or inefficient your training has been, success and greatness in life will depend upon the spirit and attitude in which we apply the principles we have learn- ed ly best wishes go with you in all honorable and worthwhile undertakings as you leave this institution Sincerely yours, 2416 V 1 ' . . 3 y,.1 AT 1 A' TZ K ' VI . . I V, l . . . 'i ll, t ' , r. . . ' ,