Garber High School - Wolverine Yearbook (Garber, OK)

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- ,fi L L lsg,g,l,J,MggSTH,E GAILBER, HIGH 5cHo4oL,,t,ug,ttti.5l5l 2' SOPHOMORE CLASS-Jr. Hi School Top rowzlleft to rigjlltjz Frances Peavler, Dorothy Bueltolz, Leda Rae Snyder, Gran- ville Worth, Alvin Sinnnering, Raymond Moore, VVartl Elliott, Joe Krivohlarek, Otis Kile. Second row: Harold Nlorgan, Ernest Burroughs, llarolcl Ward, Dudley Messal. Elnora Stoker, Mabel Johnson, Thelma Kile, B:tty Reetl. Third row: Max Hauser, Clinton Clay, Wilbur llalbbsrt, llzirolcl Taft, Ernest Williams, Buster Davenport, Leslie Hutcherson, Hobart Proctor, Mrs, Owensby, l,Sponsorj. Fourth row: Eileen Trout, Larinc Marling, Vivian Lafferty, Kathleen liirdsall, Gcrtrutlc Stout, Helen Miner, Ophia Batts, Leah Graham, Milcllul Clarkson, CLASS OFFICERS Leda Rae Snytler Y.,,, ,,,,,,, , , ,,.,,, ,,,, ,,,,, ,,,, I J 1 'esialent Harold Morgzln ,,.,, ,,,,. , ,,,,, X lie: President Hobart Proctor ,, ,, ,,,,,, .. ,,Secrctary-Treasurer Colors-Pink and Golcl. llildil I lower-American Beauty Rose, Motto 1- Not at the top but climbing. lg? ,Jw Ki W-Thitiiui L-A-1 Mg., ,. . kg -' f -ww - .,. 4 QW7 V I i 'L I unlll ...... jf- ----,,., Thirfy-rhref

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P, y 2 4' wi , ,-- we W, N , .A Q. . . l li, 'ee Wir- f-safari P-miriofet ,B A -- '----- '- - A ,.,, fri... ..,, . , ,,, , , .. Ya. YJ JUNIORS IN 11-. HIGH Top row, Qleft to rightjz Clyde Boling, Everett Wilcox, Franceis Deweese, Keith Barber, Violet Simmering, Mary Williams, Mary Francis Cowan, Frances Tickel, Doris Worrell. Second row: Naomi Mannin, Edna Stalder, Bernice Morgan, Marvin Bennett, Willie Willshire, Joe Cole, Leo Botts, Merl Huntsinger, Blaine Thomas, Miss Bridges, CSponsorJ. Third row: Lee Cinnamon, Arthur Bartunek, Ward Johnson, Willard Reiger, William Seeley, Leo Reiger, Doris Johnson, Mabel Schreiber, Vona Pinkston, Katherine Miles, Ethelyn Wiles. Fourth row: Vera Sims, Ruth Trout, Helen Camp, Marjorie Germanyg Elizabeth Porter, Ethel Ryan, Elsie Semrad, Irene Adams. CLASS OFFICERS Arthur Bartunek ....,...v,...,,.. . ,..... President Leo Reiger ,.,.... ,--Vice President Bernice Morgan ..,. ...... S ecretary Ward Johnson ..,,......,....,,,....... Treasurer Motto: Finish what you attempt. Colors: Rose and Old Gold. Flower: Sweet Pea l , rig , -l A 2 ...fisi - Thirly-1100

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fe A- ii E M f 4-1 E E e'5iT5ltE7EjL t f ' THE GAILBER. HIGH SCHOOL who Sept Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov Nov. N ov N ov Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. CALENDAR Fon scHooL YEAR, 1929-30 9-School opened. 12-Cafeteria opened. 20--Football Captain elected. 24-Agriculture boys brought back an egg. 25-First game of football. 1-Annual staff elected. 8-Jack Lafferty got fooled on the jug at Bohemian Hall. 9--Beat Tonkawa. 10-Enid speed laws are enforced. 18-Vera Mae took the potatoes down. 22-Dawn broke the camera. 22-Few Senior girls took dancing lessons at Enid studio. 23-Garber Fair. 24-Clyde Housmon elected football queen. 25--Pete Conn stayed awake during American Lit. class. 26-Oh what proofs! 4-Group pictures taken for Annual. ll-Armistice Holiday. 22-Earl Messall's picture comes in late 28--We beat Covington. 2-Stark and another becomes one , 9-Glee Club Operetta. ll-Senior rings arrive. 13-High School girls spend a peace- ful night in Hawkin,s barn. 13-Coons found to be extinct--Hot dogs popular-How about it boys? 14- Was The Cock-eyed World worth it? 15-Some boys enjoy the wet season. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. I6-Lost or misplaced: One Junior and one Senior boy.-Reward. 17-Office girl gets a hair-cut. 20-Dick Taft and McGuire sent let- ters to Santa. , 22-Christmas holidays-Gift exchange enjoyed by Boyd and Owensby. 7- Three Musketeers return. 13-Girls go out for basket ball. 20-Basket ball, wine and women won't mix-Therefore we have no basketball squad. 22-Faculty ladies beat High school girls. 12--Prof. introduces soft balln at chapel. Feb. 14-Also intrroduces the office yard stick. Feb. 17-The basket ball tournament. Mar. 4-Faculty gives banquet for honor society. . Mar. I2-Caldwell orders telephone for Cafeteria. Mar. 14--School carnival. Mar. 21-Junior play. Mar. 28-Successful High school party. April 15-Senior skip day. April 10-High School play. May May May M ay May May 2-Grade school operetta. 6-Jr.-Sr. Banquet-Boyd enjoys Hot dogs and chili. 15-Senior play. 18-Baccalaureate Sermon. 21-Class Day. 2 3-C ommencement. Thirty- f our 5 H ES wig