Garber High School - Wolverine Yearbook (Garber, OK)

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ff ll- 7- i 4Jl e 10 I 'Q r 959 9 yy WOLVERINE Q S S ll-mm Jl ' DOMESTIC :X RT i i l i l Top Row-Edna Haworth, Pauline Pearler. Irene Morgan, Mary Campbell, Irene Crane, Mary Eula Smith, Genevieve Taft, Esther Coe. Second Row-Pauline Wells, Mildred Venrl, Berdine Dodd, Esther Thornlirue, Aryln Wheeler, Arda Ma: Loekey, Virginia Norman, Leah Gage, Erma Robinson. Third Row-Miss Keller, Instructor, Hazel Stam, Emilie Totusek, Letha Nell Hawkins, Lurene Kindt, Edna Hutcherson, Dorles Stoker, Elva Dvoraeek, Lois Rosenhsrger. This group consists of first and second year sewing classes and Home Economies IV com- posed of Senior girls only. The Home Economics IV class work includes Health and Home Hygiene, Home arch- itecture and Costume designing. Miss Keller is instructor of this department. This is her first year in Garber High School. -. . - '- -l?6'Qf3f QSHQNWWI' 4' ' iiigi C- 0 WG' K 4' -W0-0 -' . L - -S fssmsa manga s S ixty-three

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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

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AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT First Row-Lloyd Conn, Marvin Barnes, Duane Brunken, George Porter, Jessie Pruett, Cleo lificfullough, Arthur Moore, l-'red Moore, Earl Messall, Ellsworth Parraek. Second Rovvfwayne Cinnamon, Forest Prickett, Wyley franier, Tonnnie Green, Wallace Lafierty, Delbert Brunken, VVilber Huntsinger, Eldo Janssen, Joe Maly, Elmer Silnik, Third RowfMr. Baird, Owen Bradford, Mei-vil Harnn, Sl1.lNiS Peters, Guy Norman, Joe Deeds, Floyd Gibson, Buster Bradford, Milton Duncan, Lloyd Janssen, Cleo Haworth. l Sixty-four The boys of the Agriculture department during the year '27-'28 have been under the supervision of Mr. Baird. During the first half of the school term their work consists of studying farm lifei the second half they take up manual training. Their biggest project this year has been land- scaping the school grounds. This project will be the most constructive project that has ever been completed at the Garber High School. One of the outstanding activities of the Vocational Agriculture Classes is the livestock judging teams that they put out. The record of having been champion livestock judges for the last five years is a record that has nsver been equaled by any high school in the state. The services that the class renders the community by its work on terraeing, selection of good livestock, culling poultry, vaccinating livestock, and pruning and spraying orchards are invaluable. THE TEAM Top Row-lVlr. Baird, Earl Messall, Floyd Gibson, Second RowfBuster Bradford, Eldo Janssen.