Grove High School - Ridge Runner Yearbook (Grove, OK)

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In the world of sport, possibly no thrill sur- passes that of walking in to flush a Covy of bob- white quail ahead of a pointing dog .... Unless it's sitting in a blind, transfixed and round-eyed, as a dozen geese, looking big as white barns, cup their wings and glide over the de- coys .... Or sneaking through moist woods at dawn, shotgun or bow ready, in a stalk that climaxes abruptly in the crashing of brush and a split- second, now-or-never chance at a bounding white- tail buck. All these intense moments, and others equally are to be had in the Grove area, wooded hills and grass-grown prairies pro- llabitat for most of Oklahoma's game birds and The instinctive inclination to hunt, although difficult to explain, is present in all boys many girls. Fortunate are those whose par- hunting as an excellent form of and take time to give their youngsters training. and weasel-sly, gray squirrel s in heavily timbered areas and are fair game .22 rifle, which should be the standard wea- STRAT

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'NJ 'i' AANM To the 1957 senlors and graduates, as well as students of Grove Illgh we extend greetmgs We trust that by means of thls fxne publxcatxon your h1gh school l1fe wxll be enrxched ln If we note a great amount of space IS gtven over to how Grove students use thelr le1sure txme This IS as tt should be The worthy use of lelsure tlme IS one of educatnon s cardxnal prmclples, and, we mlght say, one of the most 1mportant Each generation wxll progresslve ly have more leisure t1me at 1ts dlsposal than the precedmg one If we do not learn to use worthlly thxs extra lexsure t1me, It mlght become an ogre and devour us We, therefore, congratulate the staff on stresslng this 1mportant func t1on of good educatlon Smcerely