Garber High School - Wolverine Yearbook (Garber, OK)

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I-gl! 4 54 ni 4Jllg. L , I, 4' 'Q G A C y eg ? 'Q WOLVERINE Qgsgibaf Q62-.L -, U. ,f . lf-Eriafil' F -.O .1- 5 5 1 x 'J F P GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION Top Row--Helen, Flick, Genevieve Taft, Mary Eula Smith, Eda Lou Barhyte, Mary Campbell, Velma Reiger, Irene Morgan, Inez Linderfelt, Lois Peaveler, Violet Hutcherson, Velma Kindt, Louise Grother, Blossom Temple, Lillie Mae Beard, Ilene Frazier, Evelyn Thorp, Lillie Hughes, Lucretia Polly, Alice Pruett. Second Row-Virginia Lyhene, Hazel VVilliams, Leah Gage, Cleda Sims, Esther Thorn- brue, Dorothy Janssen, Virginia Norman, Josephine Miller, Mae Norris, Etlma Bruce, Edith Armour, Lydia Polifka, Estella Boyer, Marjorie McCullough, Lorna Grahham, Mildred Miles, Lois Tarlton, Vena Porter, Lois Atwood, Wilma Bruce, Irene Krivohlavek. Third Row-Frances Green, Martha Trosper, Edna Haworth, Anna Maud Clow, Olivia Sims, Cynthia Byrd, Beatrice Messal, Etta Hillhouse, Effah Kleckner, Vermell Burns, Eva Mannin, Evelyn Southwick, Dorlis Stoker, Zelpha Gibson, Aryln Wheeler, B:ulah LeForce, Bonnie Dunlavey, Erma Robinson, Olive Hutcherson, Lucille Porter. Fourth Row-Miss Keller, Instructor, Zelpha Caton, Helen Armour, Maxine Raulston, Anna Krivohlavelc, Bernice Morgan, Bernice Givens, Mildred France, Dorothy Miller, Wanda Beard, Lola Jackman, Elizabeth Buffington, Helen Sandberg, Adah Myrle Hodges, Mildred Stain, Xelpho Davenport. Marjory Willshire, Patty Cline, Elizabeth Smith, Berdine Dodd, Mildred Venel, Irene Botts, Opal Ingmire. Fifth Row-Daisy Willshire, Dorothy Richard, Myrtle Willshire, Helen Slentz, Lucille Ford, Louise Wolford, Bertha Enochs, Hazel Rogers, Sara Helton, Lucy Dvoracek, Wanda Peachee, Beatrice Bowen, Janice Weeks, Virgie Richard. Sixth Row-Irene Adams, Fern Dunbar, Naomi Mannin, Virginia Morning, Emmajane Howard, Ada Bickers, Pearl Oherlander, Freda Kindt, Lula Mae King, Emilie Totusek, Mildred Bryce, Helen Barnett, Daisy Richard, Dorothy Hutcherson, Blanch: Tarlton. L I. wqqxfygah l A -.- - L feeatfeawsessw -- F1 fy-,fix

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L I ., X.. ,. 4,2 , ,,-1- -- -gr-K-n-PQ--gp, ?,.,,,-,?.g..,.,.,:..! ' as A .'glC 1:-Jlg.. r , I s 4 Q, - 'P ,9s?4i?e?,5 -g?. ,123-,Li :.1gg tgg,e,..e '--cs-.EHAJJI- ' 1 1 1 0 1 l 1 1 l I il 1 1 CALENDAR 1928 QContinued from page 26j V 1 . January - . 2 Back to school with new resolutions. 12-13 Finals. 16 Enrollment for second semester. 23 First Senior orations. February 2 Mr. Groundhog sees his shadow. 9 Teachers out of town. Holidays. 10 Pete Conn and Paul Johnson hear wedding bells. 11 Saturday Night Club went on hike. 13 Mr. Rainey gives talk on Lincoln. 18 Annual goes to press. 24- Junior Class has skating party. March . 2-3 Basketball tournament. 6 Chapel-more orations. 14 Track begins. 17 Everybody wears green. 20 Huntsinger hunts flavor tester. 21 Wreck o'Lincoln. 27 Junior play. April 1 April Fool's day. I 6 Literary meet. 10 Senior Skip day. ' 13 Track meet. 27 junior-Senior banquet. I May 5 Grade Operetta. 13 Baccalaureate sermon 14- Senior play. 16 Class day. 'P fef'f20 ipswsvws J e . f1 W f f spat: Q sboqo I 'Nh 6 D MJF - Fifty-eight