Garber High School - Wolverine Yearbook (Garber, OK)

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I-1'-.fix GA R H HR SCHC X JL O R CH ESTR A GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Top row, Qleft to rightjz Velma Kindt, Wanda Peaehee, Mildred Miles, Helen Sandberg, Flstella Boyer, Olga Gallatin, Dawn Fletcher, Cleda Sims, Violet Hutcher- son, Esther Thornhrue. Second row: Louise Wolford, Elizabeth Smith, Louise Mildred Seeley, Ethel Worrell, Evelyn Scuthwiek, Burma Owensby, Letha Cooker, Qdireetorj. Bottom row: Lucy Dvoracek, Pearl Oberlander, Mary Lula Mae King, Eula Oberlander, Lucille Ford, Betty Failing Stam. Grother, Verma Porter, Southwick, Willa Dell Ford, Mary Lou Shore, , Mary Kleekner, Mildred

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