Garber High School - Wolverine Yearbook (Garber, OK)

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i ,'.-gl! -:if 'Jl'. . e 9'O f' 'Q WOLVERINE Ae e A P N :A U Z f -V 1' .fx iv ' s '-. or F f' e , ....cllE!l5l:J.-,. I , , fi , WOLVERINKTUM PEP CLUB , ii li il li , lj ill il, ni- i I Top Row-Eva Mannin, Josephine Miller, Lois Peavler, Lula Mae King, Vernice Hud- son, Olga Galliten, Lucretia Polly, Mildred Miles, Evelyn Thorp, Beatrice Messal, Alice Pruett, Hazel VVilliams. Second Row-Pauline Hicks, Olivia Sims, Lois Atwood, Irene Lafferty, Bernice Givens, Bula Obsrlander, Daisy Worth, Vermeil Burns, Mildred Vencil, Erma Robinson, Janice VVL-eks, Thelma Housmon. ' Third Row-Mary Kleckner, Opal Ingmire, Dorothy Hutcherson, Velta Homes, Mildred France, Velma Burke, Pauline Wells, Wanda Bsard, Adah Myrle Hodges, Pearl Bennington, VVilma Bruce, Pearl Shouse. I Fourth Row-Miss Browning, Sponsor, Irene Adams, Fern Dunbar, Bonnie Housmon, Beatrice Bowen, Helen Slentz, Wanda Peachee, Emma Jane Howard, Maxine Raulston, Freda Kindt, Naomi Mannin, Mary Ford. The Wolverinktum Pep Club is composed of girls from Junior High School who are interested in athletics and in boosting the Garber teams. The Wolverinktums helped stage the first shirt-tail parade before the op:ning game of the season, and from that time on they were represented at every game, every pep meeting and every booster meeting held until after Thanksgiving. On various occasions the pep club put on stunts at general assembly and in every way possible encouraged our team to victory and the school to the proper appreciation of our athletic achievements. The members of the Wolverinktum Pep Club are among the best students in the Junior High School and are representatives of the spirit of that organization. The accomplishments of the club were due to the enthusiastic and capable leadership of the two yell leaders, Lula , , Mae King and Betty Failing, and their sponsor, Miss Browning. T A -- P '- ,gm-Ewa? wqaws-,, 4' - T L- eetaeemseizwe e S ixty- one

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, 'I i .4 I WOLVIJRINE - 4 II rg ' GIRLS' SENIOR HIGH PEP CLUB Top Row-Violut l'lLlfCllCI'SUII, Ethna Brutw, Vcllna Rsigfcr, Lou:lla Scanlan, lrcnc CTIIIIJ, Mary Eula Smith, Gciicvisw Taft, Esther Coe, Ilene Frazier, Lorna Graham, Marjory Mc'- Cullough, Lydia Polifka. St-cond Row-Etta Hillhousu, Emilio Totusck, Virginia Norman, Bernice Clow, Lillian Coe, :Xrlyn Whcclcr, llcnrictta Boyvr, llclcn Flick, Lillis Mat- Beard, Mais Norris, X7UlIll2L Kindt, Louisv Grothcr. Third RibXX NlLll'Tllll 'l'I'ospcl', Elva Dvorarclfi, Esther Thornhruu, Dorothy Jansssn, Lurr-nc Kindt, Luah Gage, Billie Cox, Blossom Tcxnplc, Zulpha Gihson, Clcda Sims, Edna Hutrhcrson. Fourth Row-Miss Pottcr, Anna Krivohlavek, Helen Barnctt, Mildred Bryce, Eda Lou Barhyrc, Anna Maud Clow, Edna Haworth, Virginia Lyhsnc, liounic Dunlavy, Eflah Klcvk- ncr, Lucille Ford. Cliccr Leader , Edna llutchsrson Sponsor , , ,,,,,, , , , Miss Potter The pep cluh was organized this yt-ar hy the girls of Senior High undur the name of W il ll ' NI I 1 Rial limits . hliss Pottcr was I-li-4-ml sponsor of the cluh. r Thc girls gan- good support tliroughout thc year to thc hoys on thc football and haskct- hall t,-anis. They not only displayed lots of pup and a kccn interest in tha games hut showed a splcndid type of courtvsy to thc visiting tcanis. Never forgetting to lin- up to thu standards of sportsnianship sut by thc Wolvurincs IllCll1SClVCS. Edna Hutclmrson provud herself not only one of the most faithful and pt-ppit-st rhscr lL'Ll,ClL'1'S Garber has cvcr had hut was also a lcadcr who varriud her vlulw lll.'lIll3L'l'S with hcr with case and tact. 0 GN 9'5a -5 .37 -I 913 I f f -f94scSa?a a1wi5?a'5' Sixty

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II l E -: 43 ',,gl I ll. .0 e e e e e .0 0, e L e e 'ci Q g 'O Q g f? VVOLVERINE fe-gs , an N T l.. 1 - Q I ',f' T T 'llc-p ,I-4-ilu! HOME ECONOMICS First Row-Blossom Temple, Violet I-lutcherson, Lillie Mae Beard, Ethna Bruce, Edith Armour, Velma Reiger, Lorna Graham, lVlarjorie McCulloug, Evelyn Thorpe, Lillian Coe. Second Row-Mabel Wilson, Hazel Williams, Louise Grother, Ma: Norris, Auvern Dosser, Helen Flick, Dorothy Janssen, Eda Lou Barhyte, Lydia Polifka, Lois Peavler. Third Row-Effa Kleckner, Clyde Housmon, Velma Kindt, Beulah Le Force, Edna Ha- worth, Daisy Jones, Irene Laflerty, Cleda Sims, Anna Maud Clow. Fourth Row-Miss Keller, Instructor, Mildred Stain, Virginia Lyhene, Bsrnice Deeds, Anna Krivohlavek, Mildred Brice, Bonnie Dunlavey, Lucile Ford, Helen Armour. The cooking classes are so grouped that each member of the class is afforded opportunity to do all various types of work encountered in preparing a meal. A daily demonstration of the efficiency of this elazss is given in the cafeteria wher: an excellent lunch is prepared and served to about one hundred and twenty-five. There are forty girls enrolled in these cooking classes. The instructor, Miss Keller, has shown great ability in teaching the girls. i-2 f - -Meeefea sairswie - - Sixty-tfwo