Guthrie High School - Kynewisbok Yearbook (Guthrie, OK)

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DEDICATIGN Dear Mrs. Johnson, This letter is for you. Expressing thoughts that mean so much Is sometimes hard to do. To say that we admire you, For your kindness amd concern, Or why those who know you, love you, Is quite easy to discern. Some folks might state it better, But we were just too shy. So we thought we'd write a letter, Afnd that's the reason why- We proudly lay before you This small note of heartfelt praise And an annual dedication To remember all your days.

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This is home away from home, where four hundred sopho- mores, juniors, and seniors spend the best part of three years, climbing stairs, slamming lockers, taking tests, attending meetings, wasting paper, jamming typewriters, watching clocks, riding school buses, carrying text books, and paying library fines. No one cafn be so busy, industrious, clever, thrifty, tired, slow or lazy as a G.H.S. student. He sleeps and eats football, basketball, band, art, and agriculture. Inside the covers of Kynewisbok he lives again those happy days. PRESENTATION DEDICATION FOREWORD ADMINISTRATION CLASSES CLASSROOMS R.O.T.C. ORGANIZATIONS SPORTS ROYALTY III-LIGHTS

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Mrs, Johnson keeps up with current events W V during hall duty. Mrs. Johnson's enthusiasm for the study of the Declaration of Independence proves contagious for Charlene Brown and Jerry Johnson. Classroom studies and school activi- ties fill Mrs. Johnson's busy school days. Her cheerful performance of duties as a g teacher, part-time mother, advisor, and i X manager has endeared her to the hearts Q 1 of all students and faculty members at Guthrie High. Colorful posters of the war between the states fill the bulletin board in American History class. Mrs. Johnson and her class observe morning exercises with the flag salute.