Holdenville High School - Owl Yearbook (Holdenville, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1920 volume:

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KlllllUlCll9'S music' has lm-11 am inspiration to the Stull' when Llmsfy were W0llI'Y with 21 fh1y's lzxhznx KIAVIJ XYAl,l.Af'l'I Nlllllfl has lawn in H. H. S. tllrue zmfl il.-llillll yomsz anal was always 4 wzuly to zwsist in vwrwlllixlg mmm making flelicious pies lm' hulqmx N llf milling Ilvlwts. HIAIJYS SVHAFF x c my tlwlf-ssly hut mu-ms1r1gly, on l ne- fl Tlw Owl ls zmulw. lllzulxw hl ra 'r-. -- , 'M f I MSA 5..- , ,i 'fp -, :.e3e.'r -' ...'H, , . 4:-1 . I l- f '.L 4--v wr x, 131 aku3siu-ggihzlatuininaui-iufunf-315:-5:7 :ja-jnininiu-5:01 OWL 1.920 ea- -- -'----'-----2 i 9' F :I 2 5 ' I 4 : , V' .A AlA,4Vl:. t V Vx 'f X EQ 1 Q Xx 5 Rx Q Q lfW' 4r X , I 1 3 4 6 ' 4 4 I 5 Q , 4 ' 4 ' 24--n-o-Q-a-+-0-as-0-on-o-+ve-are-+un+-o-Q--o--a--o---a--o--a--o--o--o-JQ 4 4 iii '1'0 '?''?'7'7v'4'v1h-?-t-?vl?wku7ora3n4--3.-4u-1n-+-q3.-9--i-.4--9. H. X 1 N X N.7--3-39-3.91:-1-in-in-int-intl'-il?-iw Owl.. A ,-, 5, K W 1 S- S S f- - -1920. , 1-1 4 -, -pu nu-sax CLASSES Q T 4 G E 2 1 I I L,..,........,.............................................. -? 't '33'l'lllil?il?lin1nllliu3l4n X Own ik 1.920 SENIOR i ...J Ly. .J :li 953 lf' -,Tl V o XM ii., ff- K gpm 'iv T . X 1 ,, V X H. l- Y V VY Y Y A-1-1-il - -za .l.... ' ' i. I V 1 ' I ' H I ' f ' J '- - I f .Sith 4 ,gp -wigg- .' 3 -,z-JL:-:fi-:gi ff: 'ff-r ' . If--ii-.-lm:--., - ' -g. 31 'Z f-1:-+:+.15:E:EPE1?A 321:11-2f22!i5l,:-iEi5i: f,- 4 If ' mn- .--:.-.:.':..----,-.- -'- - '-1243: -5 . D1- ,. ' -. f . 4-1 Filliezel::'iLf :irE'?.1.i5f'1s:f:.-151 A K' -4 ' ,V .. - , ..-.. 'Q -Fri tlfalffffuff- ,935-1 --.1::':i5E5iE?rg35221223 7 Q , K, 111:- '31 ,- --15,25 5.-5.5!:Li-::g.-53-4f.1i:gg:.:-s-2--ifgrzig 4 V'-11 Q XA QQ!-'F-'i ' - -':'Q:1.,:5iE - '-5232!-A' '- . -: --' f:- Q '? i f - z - 3411 1 - . 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Clubg f l SG' S' 5 4 ,, on Z u 5 4 l f l u r 1 '?9 ?4'-itlillvt-to-3-3'-7-3.4.1.4-.gui .9- lux ff X Own. - - 1920. KATHELENE BOWDEN M Associate Editorg Glee Club pianistg Up-To-Min. Club. What passion cannot music raise and quell? JOHN COFFMAN Popular Science Club. Large was his bounty and is soul sincere NVPA VALGHT Up To Min Club Tell me if she were not designed Th eclipse and glory of her kind? RYAINS DAX IQ Popular qcicnce Club Glee Club Editor of Athletics lhe sense of duty smooths our path through l1'e H . h. ' 97 r 1 K Y - ' 1 H . 1 . . W , . ' 71 T 7 k ' L A , 5 Q . il W ' U -3.-9-39-3-4--ingfu-3-3-tntelvi-3-?7'5'w I f ,f Own. 1 ef?-1920. 5 l W MAUD WALLACE E Up-To-Min. Clubg Society Editor. The days of our youth are the days of our glory. VIVIAN BILBY Up-To-Min. Clubg Calendar Editor. There IS a garden In heriace where roses and wh1te hllee blow B C ISLES Popular Sclence Flub All experlence teaches us that we become that whlch We make ourselve GETRL DE CAPSHAW Home Feonornlcs Club Her lovelmees I never knew un tll S1 smlled on nee hgnniuvttftoirftslilivltvntwtvuiulltlllhiatiilil l l l l H . g . . Q f I-' xr r J Q U 1 ' x' 6 ,ss D. , ' r J l ', lx ' ' lo ' 'A . .V . . , l ri l , llilllilulvnkl-tlnlai-itratn-int-tlltlil Z 'r Owl. 1 if 1920. ALTA DALE Literary Club. Sweet mercy is nobility's true badge. CLAIBORNE HOWEI L Pres Pop SCI Club valedlc torlan He walked attended by a strong aldmg champmn COHSCICHCE ESSIE COX MUSIC Club 4' X And mus1c shall untune the S Y li--3, ,5,-5,,.g.5.fn4na13x 31-1001 ljlininin it J . . . , ' CK J - . 4 1 , I . KK ' k Y! l l aiuinaiuluilunluluialui It-3 illillfli 0 I. 1.920 Q,1Il11IfL The search fol knowledge IS cl noble que t Fne gre ttest d1sCow elers of h1story hawe not been those m the realm of gcogzaphleal knowledge but those xn the lealm of selente The sclentxflc dlseovere stands at the foundatlon ol our modern c1x1l1zat1on He has he'ped to 113 the founflatmon for our past present and future adx mcement knowledg lngreases power for sex wee and for the sake of our Iutuxe and that o the world we must seek bereflcxal knowledge VX e are as wet on the borderland o SCI ntmc knowledge lt 18 a realm which 1S mfmxte IH 1ts scope and boundle s 1n lts po N1bll1fl9S and from out these lf1flH1tl1d6S IS the call to adx ance WIl1Cl1 sounds ln the ears of every student It IS resonant wlth pro nlse to h1rn W mo 15 w1ll1n0t to work We shall yet look deeper mto the eal th and the mx sterles 0 hfe and farther out among the staxs lf we hax e the wxll to follozv on lxnawltdffe in Its hlgn for lt but we must learn for ourselx es W e hax e walked together along th pathway 1n our search for knowledge but we have come to the partlng ol the ways Each one wlll here choose ox should choose tor hlmself a course WhlCh he may pursue to his own sat sca t1on and lo tter nent of soclety of whlch he ls a part Knowmg that we nn at walk per ups 1n w1dely dxyergent was we wlsh to have somethmv wnlch wlll tall to nnnd the happy days We ham spent together There ore we dedxc ate to the vraduatmg class of the Holdenwlle Hlgn Qehool 0 1920 tn s trlbute VX e do thls m the hope that as you rex 1ew these pages pleasant memorles may be stlrred wlthm your mmd ot tour Hlgh School Career and you m my be msplred to vet great er achlex L rt t ln x our search for knowledge Rev Kwlc l 'U W 7' T . , Z' f V H. S --s f O W V -f - j .3k!......--5 ' ' Q. y 1 v - n fw r X r ' Y I 'l 1 A . L f f ' s . ' ' . . 3 ' 1 , ' , . i . B I S 4. . . .1 1 gr K c 3 C . . Q .3 1. t 2 f, . , az . ' ge ' f Q 1' f . , V D u T I F N .O .T 2 1 .Y . .... . A .gs . . , . .. . . ' 1 N . . : C, . V ' . 7 ' W 1' ' '. .- X 'r v 7 I ,UL A O . . N . ,- est sense cannot be unparted by a teacher. He mly gulde us in our search ' ' L. y h.. .Y . , f , 9 . Y' S , 1 N S , l D S I, - 3 : .. iw 3 ' . et' l ' , ' . : . . f 1: , l C : ' Y vis. 7 ' N C Y - h v' ' H ' if ' x I . . , . . g . , . Y' ' Y 0 . V Q., ' 7 ' - V V, -. 1 Y' C , ' ' q . ' ' ' Q ' ' j ' 1' S - lc ' 2 ' , ' V g - u'9 6 0'ltllllltnhQlntln4uhsntvs-onar1-u-onq9--9n1--4--4.J4 ff X Qwn. 1.920 itll'-'tum uf CL'li1-ss nf 21.1 Somewhere back in the years that have passed to that place where all ages sleep thirty eight young people started their Journey of life lheir km dergarten days and childhood troubles were watched ov er by the same Creat bpirit that tonight watches guides and understands the y outhful dreams and ambitions of these same boys and girls But their childish troubles soon passed by as James Vi hitcomb Riley says and the Glad wild ways f their school girl days are things of the long ago By the Vear 1916 Fate had guided these lives to Holdenville to mingle one with another to form friendships habits and ideals that were to infiu ence their whole hv es So together they took the first great step in school life They entered hin school at the age when life presents itself in many different foirrs to young people Our Freshman year might Nell be compared to an adventurous little boy who had gone for a walk in the woods at dusk At ev ery strange sound he started and felt a sickening fear then when he was most tempted to run he would find it to be the breeze playing thru the trees Really it made a pleas ing sound when he stopped to investigate each discovery led to more delight ful mysteries hidden in the forest. bo it was with us comical as it may seem now. At every Latin phrase we quivered witn a Freshman fear and when a Qenior spoke it seemed as the voice of a great ruler saying: Fresh- men bevv are of me. But soon we were sustained and soothed by a feeling of courage 'ind perseverance that vv ts growing and establishing itself firmly in our inner selves. We learned to take these statements for what they really were. VN e found it very interesting to puzzle over Junior and Senior philoso- phies of lif . So our Freshman ye 11 wa: the introduction into the most important period of our lives, We looked out upon the world and saw a thousand types of life the ev erlasting buzz and hum of humanity Apeople struggling living earning and leaining the joys and sorrows of life. lt was something to Wonder about for it was all vague and misty to us yet fascinating and alluring to the strong impulsive nature of youth. 'l he Sophomore year was the settling of our young minds and hearts to the realization that life was a great enterprise- a risky adventurous inspir- ing one. Twas then we learned that life is as changeable as our own Okla- 5ls.yfn5iI9in3il3ay1nilnis3a1u-Qs iiilllllillintultllugnpuiaynuinninlnqungnugnqguquqgu I , O 1 no , 5 77477 Y 0 . ..i......--.- ' ,H , - f , , . 41 ,. , . I -- ' ., . .V ,I v - M .,.. V L. v K f . . . . . ,, . . . , - , - L ' V . 1 N . . . . 7 7 -- 1 . H . . . 77 7 ' . ii ' 4 rx U 1 y cw V . . . ,, ., 7 ' 1 'y K1 ' ' . . 7 N . . l 1 . ' I O . . , . . . I A O . 1 y Y . I . , ' w 7' . L l . J o ' ' . . Y . I . . - L 3 i 1 f , 1 ! , K4 k V 1: , . , . L . Y . . ,Z 1 C 1 N Y 1 I Y v . KJ e u c 2 ' N s A 7 7 Y , 1 , e , . 1 f J Y 'L , c ' lc .. V ., ' C, f 1 1 1 f . . Z., s . . . t , e, 7 c -in-9--gn-0-1.3.9 ein-4'-G-H?--7 5 ' Owl.. 1.920 homa wmds Llfe hke the wlnds IS so nnpulslve md dxrlng so mlm at tlmes ah' so emotlonal so 1s hte As the wmds that blow out of the some where and mto the nowhere tmge our cheeks w1th a breath of sprmg they wh1spe1 a message of a hfe 1ustl1ke1t Thus along wlth school 1CtlVltlSS and soclal affans and book lessons there was QFOWIHQ IH these heal ts 1 strong pure xnner llfe that IS the bas1s of all gl eat IHSPIFHUOHQ ldeals and outward actxon Oul Junlor veal was a cont1nuf1t1on ot dlscov er1es Some were dehgntful surprlses others grave reahtles but all human perplexltle and Joys that youth meets In th1s year we learned oae o l1 e s greatest lessons to take hfe as It comes and not comolam but do not leave lt t1at way If the day presents ltself ln a hapuazald fas non wly leave lt tqat way? Put to1 th all the good qualltles Cod has g1v en you and becom conqueror of the day In 1919 when beptember came agaln and the autumn sun shown on an earth that was reapmg the reward for Work o a sprm and summer oul class assembled lgam IH H H E, Thev were mlnus a few vvno had gone else where to seek the1rl1fe de txme He e tqey gathered to reap the reward ol se ds planted ln our Freshman year We came to lHl18I'1t the name o Sen lors whlch had spelled fame to us three vears betore Then came a callmg a dlstant fa away volce It was that calling which thousands ot young peopl be orc have heard but sofne gu1d1ng spxrlt seemed to say m a low but lmpr ss1ve volce lake heed be care ul the volce IS hard to locate Sometimes we don t hear thls warnlrg because of too much H0159 and hurry IH the world about us 'l ms gllldlllg splrlt of Time has watched thousands of young explorers start out to answer th1S call Ma ny have been lost ln the dangerous whlrlpool of humamty Many have been wrecked upon t 1 e s and rocks of an uncertaln world 'No o L knows 3 st what IS before us Everyone unconsclously plans h1s own hte lt lb t e rwnt o youth to d1scoVer1t el Lovlng and find ng that love IS irc ruth hatlng and findlng that hate IS the he We have bullded o.n smp our hte shlp XX e have hewn our tlmbers from the best of our past twelve years of school hfe loday we launch whexe shall we anchor? Gladys' Schajj' JU f T X J, o f I Ml 5 T -T. Y ., ,ff C .. , ' S, S . , ' 1 z ', 2 ' . . . ., . ,, ,V , Q , L , , , Q - 9: ' ,, ' ' , . ,, s . ,-- V . , r , ', ', ,, ' ' Q l 1 - f 1 , s , . . V s 1 , , . , . s, ., r. IZ u A' c . f Y A., '1 K 1 '-2 5 L' C ' 1- 'tr Q , W cc . . s L L, .. ., ' ' s , .' ' x , H . L A , 1 L u ' . . , 1 E. , . , , ' . v 1 A , A . . ' . . .v 0 Y I ' , s 1 . , . . L . N . , . L, . - ,LN 3 L' . ' ' 1 1 J . s. C 1 . 1 - , x ' ' . 1 . . 1 vw ' r I J , 5. . L C 3 ' K , ' ' C cz - c . A . X A , ' 17 ' , , ' 1 a V' . . - . W- . . , L . ,c . N 1 . C. Y . . y . . A C ' 8 . 1 , , . . ' ' ,' ' I Kara . f' .. ', el. 7 7 . , A , Y. .' ,, , . , . Y . H X a Y ' f v Y A X: ' 1 y V , C, ' ' 1 'V l .QQ J .' ' . , w ,A . . . . A ul . .4 1 . .. -.N . . F, .Y . 1 F . z . ,A D L 5 L. , , A ' . 1 3 K, ' C . , . . V. , . 1 V 1 r -4 . 'lrw a 1 . , L .., v ' 1, t , . '?'4 3'4l'-3941-t-to-5-7.-9-3-3.39.34-Q in ff J Own. 1920 ..mr ' ' IUIZLT SPIIILTI lncm Oh 'ienxor Xea Enchanted Oh mag1c voite of youth Too soon me leave hut e er thru life X ou ll be our gulde of Truth Oh' Ship of Svhool thou must be Qtxong for wax es on the sea of hfe VS 1ll dare to come and drag us down In the mlre of sm and strife But memory come and to us hung A thought of our dear old Hlgh Renew ue wlth ambition And make each traveler dare to r When VEAIS pase draw back the te l 'lhe curtam of dass gone hv Iet me agam feel the thrxll of a frlend Of one who can eympathxze V! e long once more to re gaze on the walls Of our dear old H H S They xx e1e battered and worn and X e crack rn the walls But we love rt we must wnfese Oh' to see for one hour the old hall once more To tr ix exse each foot ot the floor Fo see ln our dreame those dmllllltllls The a tle forgotten lore 'are gone 'Ihe hells have ceaeed rmgxng The hall lS huehed and Qtrll The plat es where once we tarrled Bx others muqt now be hlled Oh Senrordom ln H H S lo ue tmll econ be 0 er we plunged our shlps out on th eta To mthor on another Qhore O V Nemor Year enehanted' Oh' lfldglf' vome of Xout e are Lone but e er thru hfe Xuu ll hr our gtude of Truth K.1tl1eleenBovxdtn 90 i,,.g:a45n,4gmnq5uaa5niuni'n91trx9ll61lvn9vlItl1Ihn-Q.-l.,.N 1 f 'I I O 1 . ,, 1 '7 r V Z.. 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' ' f hr K W ' Y ' ' , h , ,. f, - q - , U . .A ,. . ,,, ' Q INN 'T NJ Z' Owl. 1.920 SLIIILTI Svnlzluqun Out of the Master hand of Time another year has slipped During this year and the three preceding we have taken arms against a sea of troubles and by opposing ended them, on tne 21th day or May 197l Something new begins Co'n'nevice ne it Commencement o what Our entry into the School of Life where We shall meet buffets of fortune, at imes baffled and beaten and blown about by the Wilderness of Doubt and at times rising to that sublime height reached and experienced only by those who have held to their ideals throughout and made each iailuie a step ping stone to better success rather than another link added to that chain of stifled lives which is already far too long Ttis hard yes, very hard, and sometimes we falter and almost fall but sav not, the struggle naught aw aileth For while the tired Waves vainly breaking Seem here no painful inch to gain, Far back, thru creeks and inlets making Comes silent, flooding in, the main Thru this silent undercurrent flows the strength of our being and gives us power to bear the heartache and thousand natural shocks that flesh is heir to to soar victoriously above the oppressor s wrong the proud man s contumely. 'I he Seniors starlit flag unfurledl We feel it is 'I imffs burst o dawn He gains a world who gives the world Its grandest lesson: On! Sail on! NEW BOOKS ON SAIF Hair Dressing Hints Gladys Campbell. Tells how to keep ear-puffs ' blowed up. History of Barbarism is H. H. S. Nita Vaught. The author writes her experience in trying to introduce civilized customs Ilike they use in Topeka! into H. H. S. Loffman s New Version of Modern Slang John Coffman, Keenest book ever put out if you want to reel of the modern lingo. Only two bones' My Life on the Stage B. O Isles. A story of adventure of a popular matinee Idol. Lover s Guide Harry Johnson. Doubles persistency in wini' ing out against pa and ma Cook Book Ryans Davis. Recipes of all kinds' many helpful hints to hashers. 'tiiss Davis ability is unquestioned' she was chief hasher in the Senior Beanery. Beauty Parlor Hints Alta Dale. A handsome little book givirg formulae for face compositions toilet water preparations paste powder etc. Only girls realize the value of such an offer. 'Dare Devil Ann, Anna Bell Atkins. A novel of adventure, mystery, love, intrigue, and romance, revealing the adventurous, romantic spirit of the writer. i l ji313ll a1 l 5 9 liiulilnjup Tliiliillnjlclii f f nl f f K I .- .. . . . v 5 ' . ' vw fl ' it . f-4 -1 :ws - V f ' 1 ' f- , . Y , .,.... . . A Q P V A . i . , . . L L 1 t' ll f' 7, 9 I . . . . . . X Y . . , . Q , - - A i . . V I . K - A u , N I . , H.. , ' rv t . v U . . . . C v D . . , . ,, ,f . A . K4 1 w - Y! I if 9 Y 1 s , sr 1 7 1 C p v L 7 0 C6 1 ! 7! . . Y Y v A L J J ,, , ,N , i v, H U Y 1 w H , y v n U xv A. Y 17 LL 7! si ' Y H qv w , 1 gg Y ,YS A cc U v v 7 5 A ' v , 37 ii V I . Y i v , 1 . N'-o--o--4--o--o--o--o--o---o--0--0- o 1d 1 Owl. T 1ol SVLIIILIIH dau Qttuf- ,. qu Quuhnu B C appe xred In his fust p1ano rec1t1l Rx ans had a flght v.1th the preacher s son Gertude dxscaxded her shoes md stocklng when she xtachtd sch xol Fr ink rode hls stxck horse to school Gladys L brought her doll to school and Alta pulled lts hair olf Ruth trled to fly off the barn mth an umbrt lla Lldlb0!'Il8 had to stxnd m the corner Nita vsoxe a new plnk dress to school Maud brought her dmner in a llttle red bucl et Iohn brought the teacher a bouquet Gladys S beheld her tlrst ray of romance nn a rttle candy heart I eta cried to plat marbles mth the boys X ulan more mother s sxlk hose to school Ixathelene wore sxster s high hecls Sue trxed to dye her hair mth diamond dye Allin Quhrzu B C looks forward to hte ln the East and a course at Fornel Unncrslty H5 ans tnxldzsh trouhres have passed by and rn therr stead has come a strong, p6l'bOll3.llCV made more lmples ive bv hen orwgmalxty Q eltrude gazes lntently tor a sflnnpss of the future Gladys C lx tens to the low rumbllng u ldercurrents of humanity that prompt our ac tlons and thoughts Alta ha put dolls a lde 1nd humal char 1fllQIb she hnds more 11 terestlrg Ruth has lt lrnel trom her fxll mth the umlnella that ore tan t fly to the l'l8lg'l'lt5 but must cllmh Clalbor LP is x 114 di torlan ofthe cl us of 1970 'Nhtx txll h es pink dresses and plans to speclallfe ln domestic alt at a school IU Kans Maud says the little red bucket us d to make luncheon hour a happy one, but now she dreams of frxmg for two IU .-1 cozy tea loom Today John brmgs the teacher back book reports Gladys b says Ott our sweetest Joys are tho e of saddest thought Ieta sings The Rosary and Jan Baby Ah' llte flows along like a song X1Y1dH low es ex erybody because xt s just natural Kathelere hnds that llfe to the youthful IS a held of mhnlte bounds and as long as we lx e and as far as we go we find somethxng new and beautxful Sue dreams of the day when he wlll teach lzttle school ehlldren the whys and where fores of lute ntlltvltliltltrilldivir na-1-Qnaps-up--39.354 'R X . f I -' JT 0 T yy ,Y 'f sv , fur , ' fs- l H F. 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Honor to thee of school da5 s lhv hfe IS only begun And manxf a struffgle Wlll meet xou lie ore thv goal 15 Won Flrst set an zum ahoxe the wozld A st tr W1th 4 radmnt llgflt '1 hen SSIZQ upon your blesslngs E er Adx antfmge takes 1ts fhgot L1fe to the mmd of the youthful Is a held of mfmlte bounds But success comes onlv from labor I o those who achlex ement would fmd Be stronff txght hwrd zum well Lat nothmg hmder thy tr ick Shun ex 1l 1nd chng to amb1t1on And control of thyself do not lack 'I here 'xre dfzys when the sun Wlll cefzse shmmv 7 he sun o' thx h e to thx soul 11s then that xour dreams seen to x fzmsh And xou rt I other 1xx'1y from xour Uofxl Hold on 1s the mewwe I ffxx L thee K ep tux exe on that x lhmt st II C o onxx nd the Watrhxvord o honor Vx hlle the hght guxdes xoux pfitn from ex 'xr 'lhen after Vour hlll has been Qhmbed Do not pwuse Vou can t go too lar Re member the one that 1s qhmbmg And be th1tp1lgr1m s star Kfltlzelf ne Hou 61177 -t.,5,.,,,,5p.g-gjnnajl3n.gninnq9lna6lln3llIil?ll6l-3-Qn 0 f H' 5' - 'T ' is ' Y ' - E y 1 . .V ., f' x. vw' rw ' - L 3 1 ' V v 23, ., ,I . 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' ' ' , ln- quail? -1-.Q-3.n4--in-1-in-in-to-tvli'-l4'4 3' OWL 1.920 ifunm Q jlanr CA c01ne1 of IGIUUQ and comfo1t for lox ers who suffel the orltxtlsm of the pubhe wnen symptoms of loxe smkness are not1ced J 'Nh daughtel I say unto the cons1de1 not th tt tlme wasted wfneh a vouth spendeth 1n the loxe dream' FOI a sprlng rornanoe is the Sprlnv Tome 0 t1e bnl' Then be IT161C1fUl when thou obserw est ft south W1th the Spung Pew er FOI h1s feet stumble and hls eyes see not and hls Waws are stran It and won dertul He vvalketh as one 1n a trance and sta1etn out of the offite Wmdow stemg 1 1s1ons He addr sseth the office boy as dea1est and knoweth It not He hung eth h1s stenographer uolets He SIQHQUI hls buslne s lettex iours dew out edl He calleth Central Dear Heart He haunteth the haberdasherg and nvereth b6fOIC shop wlndows He brlngeth home much fine ralment and adorneth hlmself 1n fe zrful and Wondex ul comblnatlons Sew en collars doth he trw each ex emnv be ole he 1s satls 1ed bex en tlm s doth he t1e h1s traw at vet lb NOT cont nt mll last He shaw eth h1s ohm u'1t1l It lb sore Hxs evotum falleth from hlm as a well He ceaset1 to behex e htmself 1r1es1st1ble and begmneth to Wonder ll he lb passable He bruslrtth up on poets He puttetn aslde hls plpe and buvetn a fancy clgarette holder He re lsteth the onlon sal td and cannot be per uaded He orgoteth to eat hls luncheon and hls breakfast gotta untasttd yet at dmner he hath 'NO appetlte He donneth odd f lox es and IS covered Wlth sfxame be ole hls fellowmen He enttrt h 1 s rttt car and rldes SIX blocks oeyond his de tmatlon be fore he aw xketm fxon h1s coma He tl t1t ta hxs fr1ends and the club and the eabaret know hun no more Ht lntatxous flapper sm1leth upon hlm ln valn He gazeth thru her SGGIHQ onl, tne damsel of lns dreams' All those thmgs IH whmh he once dehghted hate become as satls ymg as cold losses and as allurlng as cold spaghettl He canrot Wa1t untll the appomted hou1 to see hls Beloved but IS ar ray ed and pacmg tne floor at half past s1X Wnen he departeth from her he hasteneth str ught way to the telephone to say C ood nlght aerun Yet when Autumn cometh and he hath RFCOVFRED from hls anaes thes1a thou canst safelx srmle at hls folly ntriliilflltvlltllnowltllvlildrlivnfrmalirlvltlvi 'I ' f T v f Z I H. to 5 1 1 ' V Y Y i 4 p t. p 5. . 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' lllliliuliulililutuuiiuniatnuiuynniuiuiinls 'X J Own. 3 - 1.920 An Appurmtrull fu Juris If ar ox er dreamland IS the poet s sw ax W 1th llfe and love to gurde h1s way to W mere I' motlons IH ourselves lb understood l he thmgs we feel and cannot say we flnd In poets works some day and makes us know That even tho we can t express our elwe 'l hat much of llfe s strong bulldmg blocks are hewn Ifrom thoughts that poets ,que to passme ages We lne too fast to understand the worth Of pause and thought I et s stop and let the world C o bx whlle we look on a whxle and see How much ol l1fe s true worth we owe to sOHgs 'l he sages smg How oft from these ldeals VK 1ll flnd the1r vay 1nto the heart of man Smuux Jlnlusuplms lazz and the world James Wlllll vou I3 C Isles I ots of candv and plentv of beaus Alta Dale And when I d1e don t bury me at all Just p1ckle my bones rn alcohol Iohn Coffman Some one whose ambltxon IS to conceal hrs real self But what X auous wants on power attend ambltlon new er new er Hams 1ts end Plan k Crutchel Back of the laufffl and frollc there ls a calm and seuous sxde that rex eals It self unco mclously when shad W fall Ixathelene Row en 'I here net er was 1 counterfelt wlthout the orlgmal and Ryans 1s the 0110111211 Rx ans Dfw 1s Out IH the land o make bell xe she lne ln a world of her own Gladxs Fampbell qm1l1ng faces reflect a QITllllI'lU world 'X nun Rllby Whether we look or wnetner we 11 ten we hear lne murmer and see It gllsten Fladys Schall? The world IS no place for a dreamer of dreams Nlaud Xl allacc People don t thank vou to send them lounv thoughts and plttule Cdldh at Xmas tlm I Gertrude Capsnaw Would were all the world an art studro Nlta 'N wuffht What a plece o work IS min etc C luborne Howell Laugh and tae wnld laufm WIKI vol lu and tue world fus e at xou Sue 'NK ashmgton 51 ,, .-,....' . -. J , ., . . I ., I , - w, , ' :L L , V T. . , , Y 1 , . . i . J K , . ' fi ' - -17 ,. L ss , l N 'w v 'w I m s X ' 7 s ' ' s , I I I 1 v I v 1 I . 7 V - J x s , Y . . ,I V I . . , I W ' I' Y ' Y. . V - - r 1 f , . . 1. . 1 . . x , . .. , L Q ka - . U . ' . ,. S J I1 K V L I ' . , 7 . . . A 7 7 ' I w . . . I . N H '. ,A I , L 7 s - . Y Y A . .Aw y, 1- 1 f as - 7 - 1 4 I . . .N '. N. 7 , - C I I I I - ' v N s '. 'f ,T I , G Q . . u 1 ' N . . . . . 4. . ' c 1. I I I., A- DI' S 4 'I ' e , ' v 1 '. , ' , ' . 1 . f - 9' s , .- I L r . s K 5 ' -7, rc r . 1 1 '. 'v . ' A f 5 , 4 . 'Y 1 C 7 ' . , v , . A,,. ,,. , , , ... 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V , sm I, Ib 5 1 V' .Ar , . rl 3--xg-,c,,i3m,.Kg..qg9: gnajsinllllbll Itllinifxbsilguiin -3-0-nl 9 'f ' X Own. .,. 1.920 .1 A Toast to the Long Ago To the Senior Class of 20 We slng tlns song of praise A song of hfe of work of fun In our dear old hxgh school days And ln the years that come and go Lxfe s pxcture book we see Each page a story tell us Of a Semor that use to be On the first dim page with the marks of Txme Is the pxcture of Presxdent Corky Guarded by owls our symbol of wnsdom They also represent annual trials We turn to the next and Oh Trme m your flight Give me my Glad agam Just for tonight QG C J Our thoughts of H H S brmg back The memory of dear old Sue Ever ready her place to hll A Senior loyal and true And secretly held xn the bondage of love Still lxghtmg the world with IKS glow Agaxn Maud stands on the threshold of Lrfe As ln the days of the Long Ago As the pages fade lxke hfe ebbs away Yet a symbol ol the radxance of youth Holding vigil vuth the workings of tlme In her eyes L the glory and tnumph of truth tKathelene J A frlend we had ln our yesterdays With a heart of purest gold Oh! Pal o Mme come back tomght Let s lxve m the long ago iGlad S J Out lr the land of Make Beheve TIS there the adventurous youth Has gone on conquests great and broad For fame and fun and truth QB C Islesj Wntten on the pages of Txme Enclosed rn this book we find A story of llfe just well begun A l1fe of love and frollc and fun lTootsl Lord Algernon m al hrs splendor Appears before our eyes Bah Jove' Ah' doncha know' And the heart of the lover slghs qClay J And vuho is that with the baske ball Runnmg to make a goal A shark on the field vvxth the athletes The story of Ryans IS told 9 As the vsaves of tlme roll 0 er us And we near the land of our dreams We look at the pxcture of Gertrude And drift agaxn wxth youthful gleams Oh Youth that left the harbor of home To drlft on a far away sea Oh Alta vw here have you anchore Where IS the class mate that use to be Oh llttle girl I use to know I have wondered and longed today For gust a gllmpse of a part of the world 'I he part over whlch you have stlaved gNntap Ncarmg the end of the pxcture book We see the plcture John And thunk of the Alcohollc Blues And high school days that are gone Then close the book and lay xt .ws ay The spxrlts of youth wxll guard xt The beautiful thoughts or our yester days Make dear the marks that have scarred And here s to the new H H S And here s to the long ago May the new one thrxve and prosper' The old echo ,toys we used to knowl G S 8: K B 0 1-300' 4- X X 0 1 1' nf 4. 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Ican hardly walt untll I feel the sway of the boat and the thrlll of the ocean breeze It all seems so allurlng and sometlllng seems calllng off over the blue waters Tlme Senlor Iknow and understand the feellng you have of that call from over the sea it IS a wonderful VOICE vou mast know that I have watched a thousand Voung explorers llke yourself start out to answer that call but take heed of what I have to say' There IS somethlng mysterlous about lt It ls hard to locate the exact place whence It comes Many shlps have been wrecked on the rocks IH that age old yet treacherous sea of Llfe It must be a brave seaman to breast the storms that rave beyond the horl ION benlor But the day IS beautlful everythlng suggests a successful Journey Whlle I walt for the other passengers won t you tell me of an ad lenturer llke me who started on thls crulse of Llfe? How dld he breast these storms? Tlrne Indeed the day IS beautlful and all the world seems atune mth the sprlng llll'dS A beautlful sprlng It IS and a promlslng day to set call but llst ye here' Young person the sprlng wlll soon sllp away to Joln the sprlngs that have passed The cold wlnter wlnds wlll blow before you return so prepare to meet them benlor Yes so I have heard and felt also that the vovage IS a long one but I am V9ly happv and evervthlng speaks good fallure couldn t be the end wlth a beglnnlng llke thls But why do you look so grave and serl ous? Are you thlnklng of a CFUISE that was unsuccessful? Tell me thls story ot I lfe Father Tlme' Tlme MV Boll It lS an age old yet ever knew storv People enter lnto thls world surrounded by the lnventlons of generatlons past who have per 6 ' 01.4 f 'I I o f HO so ---'-Q-, ......l.' 1 - fr If Y' . , - -1' 4 ii . s. 3 - . . . . D H . . V .l . . n x q - . . 1 . . . e , e ' ' D U e ', av . . ,, . I. , . . , . . , . , . . . 3 . . ' ' . . H . . H . . . , . v . . 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A - 77 J , - 1- . sl 7. 7 k s ' . 7 . . . 7 - W . ,, t li'.3gjlllfsQlt1i.1n5ll N fected arts and industries But never has man created that intense longing for true happiness and let man inherit it We can inherit the riches of man but we must create happiness in our own hearts Our soul hath had elsewhere its setting but its growth is in us and we must keep it pure and beautiful that in the end it may go back to God who gave it benior Oh Father Time what power is it you have to move that something in us a sort of slumbering spirit seems to awaken and every fi ble of mv being vibrates to the sound of it Time Youth it is from experience ages and ages of it For countless years I have watched life come and go in all its different forms and I have watched ey en the memories ebb away I have felt the throbs and impulses of humanity and every life that has ebbed away has gone on this same Journey that you benior are about to start Tthere is the signal now There is much very much more I might tell you of life and love and all human perplexities but you must go as have all the others Never have I finished this story of Life to any young adventurer Remember this young person when your boat leaves the har direction you go to seek the voice and now good bye and good luck is all I can say to you As the shrill whistle from the ship sounded fourteen hearts beat wildly fourteen hearts that were to give to the world th greatest gift God expects of mankind a life of service The blood in the veins of fourteen young people ran with that same pulsing restless vigorous throb of the waves that lay before them With the dashing spirit of youth they made ready for the voyage upon the Sea of Lite Eager and courageous ready to en counter and brave the storms the fogs the chill winds and the icebergs because they heard the still small voice calling them to a life of service As the gang plank was lowered fou teen strong young people witl beaming faces and untalt ring steps guarded and guided by the great spirit that points every youth to his place in life marched onto the ship of Lihance. The old Captain Standard held in his hand the compass Conscience and started the fourteen Seniors upon the sea of Life. The first passenger, lirank Lrutcher our president watching the ship slowly' pull away from the harbor of bommencement heard that whispering of the fair virgin Hope bidding him gather up his pencils and prepare for a great career as a political cartoonist. Now he is paid enormous sums for his sketches of Bry an ni' 1avoriteC'??j politician. And bue the t'2Y':3l'1ll1-' or the third day looked up at the distant sky and saw the star of tl ps grow brighter and the voice of encouragement grow more distinct. Sue your knowledge of domestic science shall bring you much fame and money. Lome the nation needs you as secretary to the national food administrator. I This same evening Nita sat musing upon her work in life and as sh looked across the sea of Life the sun was slowly sinking but its radiance was reflected with far more beauty and splendor than it had been when at its height. As she sat thus, she imagined this class of 1920 coming to the sunset of their lives and giving forth far more brilliancy than ever before. fQ'tQw, w -yi-71: -Quai -itclulainlqiclai iiillilil 'W y T ' ' 1 Y . . , . - - ' . k s - ' 95 1 7 I ' 1 - . as ' , 7 ' ' . . ' ! 9 . Q . . . ,, . 2 i . .K . v I I K Y . , . g . ' 7 , ,, 7 7 -s - , 1 ' . . ' - - - 1 . 1 V T! F 7 ' . ' , A , v 1 - bor that somewhere it must anchor, but where? Be very careful in which l ' 5 - 1 9 Y K 1 7 as 1 1 ' 1 B . w ' ' ' . ,-. . 1 , I . . . 1 . , . Y , , . , I . ' ' ' , 4 . - .. L - a 9 a ! T? 7 D 1 F , ' Li V I H .. . D ,, , 9 1 N1 lx T y 9 W t 1 , . u 5 S I 7 1 'J S , 7 X, A nb , 1 I 1 n , . 77 . e 1 Nita worked three Vears painting the sunset and received national recogni tion as the world s greatest artist Kathelene sat mus ng at the piano looking at the harbor of Commence ment fading awav she had a vision Will it always be like this will our brightest hopes dreams and visions fade thus? Will we always see our ideals being shattered she murmured She began to play softlv what she saw As she turned to give vent toher feelings to a class mate sne saw the star of Hope illuminating the vast expanse the ship was to travel She suddenly changed the spirit of the composition and began to play avigorous theme expressing her new vision Alta who had studied theory of Music wrote what Kathelene played Thev each received a large fortune for this composition Maud had a vision of a little bungalow set back among the flowers and shade trees A little heaven on earth and got off at the Harbor of Loxe where Jim met her Tootsie watched the rising and falling of the tide and seemed to see a life ebbmg awav Now she has donned the blue uniform white cap and apron and is known as Nurse Toots lohn is a famous Broadway vaudeville star Main feature of entertain ment How Dry I Arn Ryans has won much fame writing Wit and Humor for the world s leading magazines Gertrude wears a fresh crisp apron and each evening when the lights are low she gazes lovingly across the table Just big enough for two into the ey es of her better half Gladys C while on board ship stood looking over the rail ano saw the waves tossing abc ut in their furv now peacefullv ca m now madly toss mg she saw the sea ot Life a vast world these tossing waves the seething masses of countless millions and felt the call to teach Oh' what a noble task it is these young lives to teach she whispered to the spirit of Nite B C. Isles stopped at the city called Fame and is known as the world s greatest astr inomer and scientiest. Gladys Schaff heard the call of Nature and answered it with beautiful poems teaching people to conform the order of their lives to the beautiful order of His works. Claiborne has been rewarded for his labor and now sits in the Gover- nor s chair as Honorable Claiborne Howell Governor of Oklahoma Essie Cox thru the medium of song has given to the world something that will outlive fame and money fi-the eicpression of Life. Many years have passed. Time again stands at the harbor. Another class embarks other hearts feel the Call of Life. They slowly leave the hai bor the same old sun the sentinel of the world with a new sunset awakens the same emotions in the heart of youth. As they look across the tossing billows they see in that quiet expanse farther on the class of 1920 slowly ebbing with the tide to that undiscov- ered country from whose bourne no traveler returns ililliulnltllhllululcinuinujullinynnlinlilz - V ' . . . . . . , ' , I y ' - . . H . . . . . W 7 ' . Y nu v 9 ' ' ' Y! i - , . ,. 4 . K A 1 x xi Y. . . . Y . Y P ' KI ' ,Q Y 1 Y . . H i. ,, .i. . . K i , ' D . L .1 , ' bt 77 n ' ' . ' in 77 , . 1 4' v' . is . ,, , V, i .q . . . . I i . . . Y . 9 7 1 7 . , . .... , ' 13 . . . 1 Y , u 4 . x - - 5 K . 1 7 - - si , - - , , . ,, . . . . . n 7 ' . . V , . i . ' 1 Gi 1 . i 77 . '1 . ' 7 1 A x Y ' 1 7 V , . . - T 7 i ' , v 1 . V L , A I Si , t 1 , - . uilnulckuiaiuiqkeldililli'-ii'i'i 1 'I Owl. JP 1.920 Gmuh illuc Classmates We together stand On the my stlc borderland Of a brlght futu1e Whose brlght skxes Stretch away to paladxse I nlsnown dangers strew the way OX er whxch our leet must stray But we trust a llght dnxne O er our paths may ex er smne Thoughts of sadness mlngled W1th uellgnt Lmger m our eager hearts tOI1lgllZ Partmg ways be ore us 19 Classmates W must sav Q ood Bye btorms may duve our barks afar Clouds obscure Falth s 0'Uld1I'lg st xr But for us wlll ew er gleam gl'10l9llgl'1tS all along l1 e s stream ln the passing o the ye zrs Atross strange seas we roam Harbor hghts w ll gulde us homc lhoughts ol sadness mmgled Wlth dehffmt I mger m our eager heirts tomgnt Partmg ways belore us he C lassmates we must say good Bye 'Nlanx were the lessons learned P re the fmal page W is turned Nlany lessons he be ore ln the lands we must explore Life IS but 1 ileetlng day VN e haxe had our hours at play 'lo the tasks we find to do Qlassmates may We all DIONQ true lhoughts of sadness mmgled wlfh de xgut Lmffer IH our eager hearts tonlgnt Partmg waxs btlore us l1e C lassmates We must say hood bye f , 1 4 . y, Z , fi H. s s s --f 6 o V T - y l l a y ,...: ' . - Q a , N X V , v , ' 5 L L ' . ' ' f . : : ' , Y ' I' N . . . Y. l 9 r l' , N . . .J . , ' ' . ' 1 . . H F 1. i ' .1 . , w N K N D 1 1 v r. . , V ., V X . , , . , . 9 c ., , 4 f ' , L U . 4 , , And tho eyes be dimmed with tears ' , hs as K- 1 y I l l. l ' 9, r1 ' t V, ' ' ' ' . . . ht A 1 S K . 4 . 1 i 7 i Cixi l, n x' uvk v s 7 1 -A b 1 1 w . 5 1 l, fr s , Y. , 'f 1' A. C s A ' 2 ' , 'Z ' - Q W . v 1 Y K r L, 1 Y ' Q fs , M - - -- 1 ' 1 y- A as ' , U' 7 ' .. . s . ' J l a ' ' ' Q QQQ 35:31-N llllllliliviliilniinuui-Quail-uluilaullu 3 9 ff own. 1.920 IIN IDRS' f '-S'-Ll I 1 IT X E 5 ' V X7 fi ONL one:-dons mf HE ff fi i :.2.iil'lm 1 fl! f -J ml 'ICE inngninafitlf-hkiiiiillillilb-iiiilllli' di H f 1 E f n f 9 I IS. . f - 1 -' ' L J ' A . l Q ' f 0 2 WY Lf, 7 lH1Z4iTTI'L- 7 ?f?77L 5 L 41 -ji:-' ' rf ':Q IM4H'J'1g5'JB,IPr ,,,!,f,f,I :.ff , -4 ,, A .N--J 'hiv M '1iT3E1,- v X, ' ff l- I ,f'-wflfg, fp 1, fffy Vg fgff , gil!!! M A , If 'X If 'X -f MHA 7? UQ ' S ' 6X .WT 2 -:X ,. M. X fx, ,5ii y A l ..-:f 1, ,', .L V- 4 -f ,' A '1 LT5, H' :F f X ' l f -21, f - ' X A., , TE f QT'-iilw 1 5: - . 4'4 2. f i 1!l,l ! iw - ' fg iz fg 725' !i 4 'W ghw, IE I 0,411 1' 1if f7 i?f. ' Q !t-1-n-o--9--o--3--4--1-.-Q- -tv-lv-0 3 0 '4 '1f Own. 1 1 19:20. CLYDE CHESNUTT E President. Up-To-Min. Club. He found abundant opportuni- ties for well-doing. 4 LORENE WHALEY 5 Up-'Fo-Min. Club. Youth is like summer morn! Youth l do adore thee! JIM LONG Q Up-To-Min. club. The rich heart is the great thin man wants PAULTNE STYLES Music Club Tnru the violin sae expresses her pensive soul ROBERF HGWELL Up To Min Club Life is of little value unless con crated by duty POSSE SAI E bp 'lo Min Club A mind at peace with all the World A heart wnose love is innocent . g D . 5 4 ' 7 Y l . 6 6 n - r 4 1 .. J , ' v - 1 - ' S K ' ' . , Q I ' ' 7 I M '3 i 1'1'illillinu1nsuln1n1l:u3l:iii6'niiiih-llnOlnn1nN . . i '9 '?'3'-?I1Ic0l0ll'-q-u1naQs-in4-n3u7au:1s-.5n-7n-9-r9n ff X Own 1.920 HERBERT HERRING Up To Mm Club WlSdOm ln sable garb array d unmersed 1n rapturous thought profound BOIN ITA MCMURRY Home Economlcs Pure bosom d as that wat ry glass and Heaven reflected 1n her face GI EIN MCMURRY To calculate IS the oul busmess of thls 'nan ANNIE SHERRY Pop SCI Club Thls ms our lxfe wh1le we enjoy ROBERT CULVER Up To Mm Club Youth is the tlme of growth and motlon FLORENCE BARLOW Home Econonnes Club In games the harder It IS to Wm the more she hkes to play I 2-r--o--e-c--r--o-o--e--e--e--o--o-r--O-O'-0 '9 N V -. Z + ll f ' I 5' be so I 4 p 4 4 T Q I H - ' 1' I l rpg ' I . 4 as I p 1 4 5' 3, 4 4 ,f Own. 1 i 1920. lb - l WILLIAM LONG Up-To-Min. Club. Strong is youth and uncon- 4 trolledf' CORINNE GIVENS 4 Up-To-Min. Club. The World awaits your flame, little unlighted candle of youth. GEORGE ECKLES Vp-To-Min. Club. fl hat Age lb best whlch IS the Hrbt when xouth and blood are w lrmer 'XNNA IMI A'lKlNS I p Fo 'Wm Club Ju'11or re porter Todm deep thoughts resolve w1th me to drench m m1rth LI OYD PADGET 'l l p 'lo Mm Club Tm 1 very good world that We llX8 m To lend ln to Qpend IH or to glVQ WH MA HOWELL Up To Mm Club A dancmg shape fm 1mage gay to haunt to startle and Way a iliiiiiilliihlllilafninliliiuyiniljlniul J A Q , , Q 1 wr 77 L 1 ,T Y 3 1 1 Av ix 4' J J J 1. 1 y : . l . ,Q -. -4 . , 1 - cx , ,V 1 L- V , . x . . H I YW .J 4. r 1 ' .' ' ' u .J 1 cn ' I l. c . , . x , . . 1 'N 1 ' sa 1I1. 4 J v , . ' -.L . ' . K6 ' , - Q C - 1 , - lyn -Ji tcvl-paint-ii'-?t-tviucloq-is-pals-9-Qu? ff Z Owl. Il l 3 a ,1.1s2o. I l PEARL HIXON Home Economics Club. All are architects of Fate working in th-e walls of Time. REBA LATTA MUSIC Club And Us mx faxth that every flower enjoys the au' It breathes X IDOLA LANTE Home Economlcs Club Llke as the Waves make toward the pebbled shore so do our mmutes hasten to then' nd K4 7 ' 7 ' ,. n W 9 1 ,, 7 1 AK ' 1 ' I ' 3 77 2.55-9-3:11-1:1391-nyuililntl-Pliiluii' OWL '1' 1.920 iumui Qflnss jfimtuiu In the rear of our Lord nineteen hundred and seventeen the class of 1921 witi Ster ing Thomas as our leader was seen in a small waiting room at a stauon called Freshmen This small village and its occupants were centered in the and of Ignorance We were waiting for the arrival of a train which was to take us to Senior City lt came after three long months of waiting having arrived September 5th 1911 Then a surprise came to us for we found that Freshmen was a larger village than we had expected After tray eling for months we decided that we were making slow progress in getting out of the land of Ignorance so we ceased 011' travels for a few train was 'Vlr Thomas the brakeman Mr Higbee last and be t of all the engineer our dear Nlrs Herriot The supervisors had as much trouble getting us out of the land o Ignor ance as we had getting out and they were only too glad to accompany us to Jackson Hill After much enjoyment here the train whistled the bell rang and again we started our Journey wnlch end d Miy 13th 1918 'I his date found us in another village called Sophomore situated in the land of Au Gavan' It was somewhat larger than Freshmen and a more interesting place The surroundings were more beautiful the people mo 'e inviting and all were dressed in pink and gray. Again the train ar- rived' its seats were made more comfortable by their pink and gray coverings the sun sent down its beautiful rays and re'le,tcd tae pink and gray into-the hearts of all the travelers. Sterling Thomas resigned his oflice as leader of the gang and Clyde Chesnutt was chosen in his place. As we passed from the land of Au Gwan we lent a record spotl, ss white as an example to our young successors. Father 'I ime has brought us to a larger town situated in a land very dif- e.ent from the others where we spent two years of our lite. This land is Knowledge ' and we are starting from Junior its most important city. By this time the world is brighter' no more do Shakespeare and Browning bring terror to the faces of the wandering class of 1919. We still travel filled with enthusiasm interest and ambition. Tne train rolls on the dark dismal places have become sunshine and happiness. The long curved corners of the track are now as straight as the determination of our fellow students Pre view is in sight we are near Senior City No one knows in what land this beautiful city is situated bat what more cond We expect from three long years o working tnan the land of Success? Pauline Styles. itiuintlnnlninqgnign-3:1-n .3-in-3-9-.in-:ui -Jntvctvut--Ol'-0 4 4'w f T U V V j f 0 44 ' H I so ' Y 5.1 U . V P' . . x 'Na R 3 ,.' 1 - Y Y ' i 1' ' -. ' ' a 1 v ' ss 77 ' ' ' . t ' 1 as rs ' ' ' . . , - - is ' ' H x u L 7 7 ' 7 li 37 ' v ' ' i li 77 . N A , 4 , o o hours and went to Jackson Hill for a we1nie roast. The conductor of our ' 1 . , . , .S , , 1 '. . - ' N 5' if A L L - , as ' 7 7 ' Y Y . . 1 , . A o f 9 ' I ' 1 ' ' ' is 9? ' ' 7 ll I 9? KK 37 . . D . . , , Y as an 1 v 5 ' ! X 'I 3 ' T I ll 7? KS Y? f N ' w 1' ,. '- 14 5 if 97 7 9 1 I . , , ! P V U 1 yy . . , , . . 1 ,x 1 c 1 L4 ., A 1 5iPilllllillqXcllu7 s7la3u3 'X J Own. 1.920 - 'IIIIIILTI Jlnlusnplnrs uf ilxfr Just bexng presldent of one darn thmg after another Clyde Chesnutt One contxnual round of selllng tlckets musxc practlce solo dancxng g ee club neverythlng so busy I XVIIIHQ. Howell 'I he world keepmg tlme wlth Bach Paullne Styles A whlrllglg of Jazz and good tlmes Anna Belle Atkms The world full of rag tlme Cormne G1vens Havmg dates wlth the only Ulrl Robert Culver Battmg at llfe llke a real battmg center Anme Sherry One long 'mle after another untll even blocks stretch mto mlles Nola Woods Steppmg thru llfe at a l1vely pace'7'? Glen McMurry Just le me be short stop on a league team Sterlmg Thomas Cxve me a haxr cut a shave and a shme and 40c ln my pocket George Intkles Just take lt slow and easy lf you want to get along wlth me Posse Sale Look out boys' I m comm Y Le me pass' Blll Long What would the gang do wlthout Sappyl Guy Baxley He IS lxkable as hls appearance Lloyd Padgett Everythmg progressmg ln tones Do so mx do' Reba Latta C 1 me a package of Spearmmt and a khakl shlrt J 1m Long lendm to them chlekens and ra1s1n one crap of tomatoes after another Lxllxan Adalr He may stare IH your eyes but who knows what he sees Herbert Herrmg She ln es her l1fe 1n her own peculxar way Florence Barlow 'I he world holds nothlng to worrv about does lt? Lorene Vl haley Lmke Shakespeare I say that all the world s a stage Robert Howell Men may com and men may go but I have no deslre to halt one Pearl H xxon '- f T o X Q H f U Is. as 3 , V Y,. 4 ' . ' Q A' . . . Y . . 7 . y 1 '. D S Ct U' IIT- I . 7 1 1 07 T I u A life serious and happy and filled with duties-Bonita McMurry. I. . y , . y . M ! 'V y v - ' F l Y, . . . - . v ,, - 7 - ' ' .1 77 - ,I I , - - , I 4 y 46 .1 , 7 . 1. YV!-4 V - M- aiululnknlul illilicll-jaiin Owl. 1.920 Qnm lluu CHIIIIILXIIIC Benme Hughes hay mg notebook paper? The gang belng qulet ln assembly? I ees than fu e hands fannmg the an' durmg second perxodt buy Baxlew makln A S? bterhng Shakm the SlI1I'I1IT1l97 I' lolenee Barlow maklng an F? An olderlv JUHIOI claw meet1ng 7 Reba not havlng to rush home and pl aetlce? Lloyd wlth curly ha1r'? Nlerry U3 January ln June? Anna Belle lost HI Greek Mythology? A Junlor vuthout an expreesum of hm import mee? Cormne bemg calm and composed? George plowm a eornfleld? Bomta wlth nothmg to doo VN hat w1ll become ot the Junlor Claes? Our puttlng out an annual? I keep a Journal every day But often It s mlsleadlng I y e doctored up the facts so much 'lo make xt better readlng JLNIOR 'XIETHODS OF TRAX ELINC' THRL H H On good looks Cly de Chesnutt On WII and humor Robert Howell Natural ablhtles Pau me btylee Acqulred ab1l1t1es Bomta 'NIc'NIurry On a pony George Inckles Smlles Corlnne Glyene, On a home run Sterlmg Thomas lhe easxest way Glen 'NIcNIurrV Good nature I loyd Padgett Just keep Stlll and gllde by Herbert Hemng Thoee wmnmg ways Vkxlma Howell Sure nuf Work Florence Barlow She gust vamps along Anna Belle Atkme And the reet just manage ilrlflilililtlilinilinntuctunuisaqnugnuinnfnqgi. H e f ' . , Z rs f l 5 J 3 y . ,. Y I '- 1-, 1- V '--1-'Y I ' Y. , 3 Qi O 35 In as H K' ' ' , I . J N . 7 I S . . . , V. .- ,, Y . Y . U , W C' ' N ' 44 ' 1 , ' ' 77 , 1 Y. C 4 Q .n L,-I 11 . l' I ' a ' 1 ' 2 t . ' ' If I! u ,' 9 THE CHEERFIIL JUNIOR REPORTFJR . Y . , . I . i . , T 1 , . . 'fl I' I fl 7 . .S. 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U. - J I . a a -1 7: ' 1 y I N1 ' Y, 1 o l v k, - -'H if fe 'lt-3-i-tri-41--Petrini:-7-Qniaiiu-3-117 X f I w 1.920 lumm Q,l.1sL, lxuplnsru It was my lrst YISIIL to Stotl md and I was IU the hlghlands the bonny hlghlands made fxmous by luthors tne land of heather and lncldentally Wltehes For sometmng to b eak the monotony of the small ullave where I had taken lodglnff w11leIsiet 1 fl tae rueffed hull I de er n n 1 to have my fortune told by the cross yed old hag who pro essed to see the past present and future lf of cours Vou had the money the future was cheap but the past was hlgafl suppose It took more lmagmatlon l It was wortn It all ey en the rlde on the old nag over the stones and rough ground Steam curled up from the large kettle ln the corner of the hut the flre underneath belng the onlx l1g1t 1n tie hut Tie old hav wlta her haxr strmg mg aroul d leer Wrlnkled dxrty face stared at me seemmgly to search my face for a elew o the past Stlll deslrlng to eontmue thls experxment I tossed a gold plete on the table and sa1d The past my youth agam madam Her evss le t my fate for an lnstant only to take m the money then fastenmg her gaze agaln on me sme mow ed to the kettle and sat on a low stool at 1tS slde IH one blllldlng rushlng madly at tvne up and down the stalrs laughmg and talklnfrf then settlmg down to reclte at the sound of the bell e stopped abruptly and stlll mutterlng softly she stooped over the pot The thought came mto m5 mmd that It was our Jumor class of 1920 Tell me about them now 'Nladam I saxd Que only stared wlldly and then gasplng and gurglmg wno'l Our presldent Fly de Chesnutt I replmed Oh' she gasped Isee '1 clown ln a small clrcus wlth leer pamted on h1s fate amuslng a small audlenee and I pereelve ln a room of claslung machlnes a reporter falr haxred fS1I1gl6l and workmg hard bhe stopped and wa1ted for my next Wold Anna Bell Atkms our elass reporter I sa1d IH answer to her questlon mg look The past flooded ox ex me and I asked her questlons as fast as she could answel them and to my surprlse Q1 could answer thern all The oc cupatlon of all mx school mate Wele told me Muon to my surpuse I was told that Maud Wallace and Cormne Glwens were keepmff fx cheap b02.ld1Hg house at Wetumka and N ola Woods was head waltress at then establlsh ment T f T ' 1 H f 50 L U S. f ef f ' ji ---1--. .ik , I ' ' ' ':: ' , , 1 . ' L n , 1 ,c ., , 'y l 3 2 Y l ' , ' l' N . , v' I h ' ' -ll nl Q ' I ' w 9 . T rs v Y D, I . '.,, bt ., 33 5, L. I . 9, . -3 y L' , t , . . y - ' a Q . , . , 7 V, .D . . , . ' . y I is I i I . 5 Y i 1 I I 4 f ' - ' , ! I 1 .I 'D,'1 '.'- I v , ' 5 , ' , at ' H V . . . , . N 1 ' V , . - L , , . . . Mutterin ,she be an See a roup of eo le youn men and oun ladies 7 7 ! , f . s , 'Cv - ' , 3 . Sh : , ' V NY, u ' , . 7 . Q ' ' ST 1. . H Y W H N . 1 . v . ', L' , . . L ' li l 97 an ,' 1 V' ' ! 7 ' U M H . 1 . . . , . . , . c f. I i , t. C c I - ' . - ' - ' rv w ly 7 7 ' 4 ' .. , s. ' .H ' ,' ' ' ' ' - - , 1 sl e ' ' . . - . N7 , L 5 ' . . ll K 1 sf , ' ' ' . 3 I, Q ' L C , , , . . . , , -I ,,-,,,,4,i..gg.fn.3a-3l.Qn03I-Olll3lQil-tlle-OluJl-0- ' X Own. 1.920 Imagine my astonishment Wien the hag trembling said In a hospital in Cuba theie are two nurses of your acquaintance attending the sick 'I hen names? I demanded excitedlv Tne ho pital roll has them down as Bonita VIcVIur1x md Reba Latta Old woman which of my friends are teaching school? One she F9 plied who has tiken mam prizes at fairs teaching others to put fi uit in cans md raise poultry Hex name is Lillian Ad air I was not surprised for Lillian had gained much fame is adernanstrltor Anotne al 0 she con home There vias silenc for a few moments sh stirred the fire and stared sul lenly at me It was getting late b.1t I wa in the past and enjoying all tho e caie free davs Oh' to haxe then back again' Raye on mx dear Madam and she ontinued In a small carnival in a large town there is a small snake charmer with a large snake and ft large man riding a small donkey they are brother and sister Brother and Sister? There were none 3 we VI ilma and Robert Howell 'Iwo men walked dejectedly along the railroad track You know them by name Robert C ulw ert and C eorge Eckle The world knows them as W eary Willie and becord bt ry George One of the most distinguished reform workers in Boston is Pearl Hixon. Sitting on a high stool with a hump on his shoulders caused by continu- ous stooping is Herbert Herring who keeps books' and lim Long who pounds a typewriter for the garage of Sterling Thomas and C ompany. Uklostly Company .D Late as it was I wished to stay and hear the rert o. the story but as a storm was imn.ir.rnt rtgretfully I arose and departed. My trip to my room was uneventul and thereore unexciting. Whtn l opened my ey es next morning I opened them on a blank world indeed. Rain descended in torrents and all was gloom. I settled down to sketch from memory the head of the old woman who told my past. About three in the afternoon the Inn door opened and in came Pauline Styles and Posse Sale. They were touring Scotland just seeing what they could see and being caught in the storm they stopped at the nearest shelter. We certainly did talk oi old times that evening after they had rested from their fatiguing ride. I have new er forgotten tnat Inn nor the old woman and the sketch I made of her hangs in my library. IV . W. Jr. 21. nlDl'1'i l'i'ilv1'lI1l1l1-viuinuiuiaiin 1n-o--s-O--1n-0--9-n-cu-Jn-t-v-Oll-'0 '4 f'3 ' ' w H - , 'r 0 J f. H. s P - 0 g ei, , A fc: if l v I 1 'L' s H S 'L , . - w- , va . . . , t N, . c 5 L . ' . :fy 1 E' .- t' ' ' .. ' ' . -I 'ja ' . H I . v - ' h ' , I H H 77 , - , . , .. I 1 K L . 12 . V. V I . . . . .,, . K , - - - N ln v , , -v ' 5 L 2 I . - 5 ' tinued, Florence Barlow is teaching in a small country school near her v N' 8 Q v , - .3 ' . K - . , , V 3 . ' 1 A V . . S u v V . N .I l H h 4 , L' f ,M . t. , . . Q , ' . f ' ' Q , 4 1 ' ' V y 'S . , 3 ' ff -. Q f QS, V. 3, r' , , !! 1 7 ' 1 ' s. ' I -as 7 ,f' ' 1 KW 1 A uf I1 L , . , I, . 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P llulil ullll l' -Fil W 1920 llama Glffxcm 5 Ellzabeth Tavlor President Grace Stewart Vxce President Reporter Alma Oates Secretary Treasurer Colors Purple and Gold Flower Yxolet Motto Root lxttle pug or dxe Maud Dutton Fent Reed Vldola Lane Katv Hancock Ellzabeth Tavlor Wllbern Thetford Francls McGowan Cleo Merrxll Luclle Holoway Abner L0fIlS Grace Stewart Wllbert Robinson Marle McCullv Alvm Rlves Eula Hutchlnson George Chesnutt Edxth Webber Ray Vaught Loulse Framer Alton Wrllmgham Vlola Shedd John Davenport Jessle Lee Hrcks Alva Rotf Alma Gates Harrv Johnson Cecll Yandell Carl Adams Maymle Ballev Marv January Mary McAfee Dewey Martam Ella Shedd Randol Adalr H-0--I--I-f-0-:owns-u-f...f....-sw N -un of 7 ' 'il f Z 0 '- 5- i , v . l jjjhijjiifpl ,rrr at ,,r, r f Bull 4 , p p 4 . , A .. 4 A p l l l l 1 1 V i i up-9:-7 Q--.3--9-.in-in-Quai.-3-tv-JI ut--JI 'll ?' in Owl. it 1.920 S9L1l3lIU1lIU1 v jfizstnru As summer wanes and the davs and mghts grow coolel and the leaw es turn yellow red and orange and come flutterlng down to Mother Earth from whence they came tllen lt IS we bld farewell to summer and welcome autumn wlth good cheer for she has lndeed come Wlth her she has brought school days It lS hard to express one s feelmg ID autumn Some ot tnem are so strange that we cannot understamd them ourselves W hen lt flrst dawns on us that summer IS golng we long to hold her for we hate to say good bye to the vw arm mooxlllght nlghts We have a lonesome teellng cleeplng ln on u that lb hard to ox ercome But when autumn comes and the cool fresh breezes begln to blow and we hear the leaves rustlmg ln the tall trees we experlence many llttle thrlll whlch we long to express that others mlght understand But alas' they are here today and gone tomorrow Autumn ls the tlme of year to accompllsh tlllngs and form the l'l3b1l',0f buch were the feellngs of the Freshman class of 1918 19 as they start ed thelr Journey thru the H d S How hlgh were thelr hopes' H Jw de termlned they were to accompllsh great thlngs durlng thelr Ilrst year ot thelr hlgh school llfe But when school was out and they reallzed the year they had so often dream d of had passed they saw how far they had fall en short They were dls appolnted but not dl couraged for th y had learn ed many lessons they would always remember WhlCl'l would help them the fOll0W1Ilg yeal When the followlng year came lt was thesame old class Just a llttle older thelr ldeals a llttle hlfher thelr determlnatlon a llttle stronger and thelr hopes a llttle more reasonable Thev were determlned to make thlS year better than the last by profltlng by thelr mlstakes So tlme passed as tlme has a way of d0lf1g untll another term of school has gone by WhlCh tlnds the class just halt thru the Journey they started the year before Along that 3ourney the students have learned to apprecl ate llfe and reallze how necessary lt IS to flll our places ln the world and by dolng so glV9 somethlng to humanlty Thls IS the account of the class durlng lts If reshman and Sophomore years but who knows what the future wlll be? 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'45 1920 QLIfLf1L'Il1I 1 fi'l'QJlIL'I11lL'lIL fa 1J111up11111i He fllls hls 11 eboak w1tQ w1t and humor John Davenport 'lhe world IS a stage and our de d are the footllghts Alma Oats Vvho can tnlnk o l1 e beln dull w1th so much yet to d1scover Alym P1y es A stlll tonffue speaks of wxsdom w1tn1n Ed tl1 VX ebber On th L R coart he has learned t1atl1fe s Goal llke t1e B B goal 1 reached by ste dy alm and per everance Fent R ed Where there 1s l1 e tnere 1 youtu and wnere tqere lm youth there IS loye Maud Dutton He looks out 1nto the wor d and sees Ol ly a blue eyed blonde Harry John son Bu1lt on C eo1netr1eal llne Je e Lee Hxcks A thmg of be xuty IS a Joy torey er and the world ls a tnng of beauty FFHDCIQ McGowan Laugh and t 19 world laughs wlth you Ceorge Chesnutt As a man thmketn so lb he W1lbert Roblnson MUSIC lb the true medlum o t1e the soul Nlary McAfee GIVE me a yellow collar a str1ped srnrt and green sox and leave It to me to make tle h1t Abner l ottls Wo blade of grass can be tag mean to be so ne happy creature s palace Ray X augnt I ne s just hke a ball game and VS xlbern s good on home runs XX llbern Fhetlord Her serlous eye rey eal the character w1th1n Vary January Nlan IS hlS own star Robert Howard Her l1fe IS as free as t1e w1nd that blow Ella. Hate nnson A world full of tr1angle all to be prayed con ruent Alya Rolf She Just naturally makes llowns turn 1nto smlles Ceul Y andell I owe the wo1ld a hte C race Stewazt Here IS D10n1ty truly dehned Elmabeth Taylor Oral themes' Oral themes' Oh' the e fllghts of oratorv Carl Adams Lp w1th Brutus down wlth Ceasar' Cleo Merrell '1 he farm IS the place for me Randall Adalr Why make l1fe hard when It s so easy Lou1se Fras1er Poetry lS the song of th umyerse Mdola Lane ,,,.4..g.u9'.pninsii-6ul6ot6-D-6l-6i-6d-1-i-ou-9niinuin-O-:4 J f 1' f ' V f Z i H X U ' V i ,' 6 ' 5 - , , 1 - Ali' 5 ' I .Q 'K, 'S 4 M - . N .i .-, I . 2 if Y U , T ' p - Y e 5 1 y A . . 1 ' . 1 - 7 L Y . ' . V. ' 1' : f V IT . 7 1 . ' a ' ' s fe e . 1 '. 'E ' 1 's ' I, ' I j ' ' A . , Q 1 1 1 L K 1 1 L ' . I N . . N vw . I . 1 ' .5--v B3 . ' , 1 V - N .N L - Like sun shine after a rainve Dora Rornberg. , . ,, 7 ' I ,. L ' . 7 I Y ' A . ' ,1 I . f 1 A 1 ' 2 L - 1 .. , . A :V T- , Lf- J , ' K H , . 5 . S 7 . c . I a . 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X 2 411 Suplmiuuiv luvm True to themeelxei they ynoik for that try That comes to them now ax an old old story Work Preshie it will tome to y L1 Altho the time 'ieems long Xet with mteieet it is kept Marthing to a forvi ard song '1 hey haxe never mi qild A step Now take our Seniors eo great And the worth yy htle thinb they no W'ell I ll my we one them honoi bor they ve etutk with it thru and thru Uui hrwt innual they have started Doesr t that Show they take an intere t By niakinb the toad easier for the text Next comes the Iuniors with a yearning Vhxhing they had heen where the benioiw Stow 1 Fnyying the goid tunes the upt ers are haxu But promiwmg themeelves that theirs be as Rumi So here S to the Juniors a boost from the Noph Make tovd ot the year that will follow Do m re than the tlass gone before you bo toiwatd luniore you ll eoon be at the t ip Between theee 'ind the next two claseew A little division stands: ihe Sophs and Freshies Z1 little envious 'Cause the others had the upper hand. But they 'll do them no harm that s certain. For theydre older and wiser too And their helping hand forever extend lo anything which they can do. Pri minent on the roll St'1n'i the Sophi 'Wise and foolish' so we are called But never mind, our time will come And with our xyoric you'll he enthralled. VVe every one love this old school With the honorg she has vion Including hall at Norman We adore her each and every one, The life and links each senior makes Are rather an example for all' Watch your step dear friend Qen'or You may Yet some Freshie fall. Seniors were glad weve had you f Our desires for you- are the very best We trust you as a worthy example To the wretched as well as the blest. waist:-lis5cilllillllnlUC? '3'3'3 3 . - I w f X X I ' X e iii i e iii in . . 1, . K ,L MIA, 1. 7 .Q ' ,S ' , ' U . vnu. ,i, T ' 1, .. . ' f ' f ' 'std ' . l. V ' ' fiS b' J . ' wi v v v - 'S Working always to make it best: ,gf ' Q ' ' .- , 4 5. . ,, , , . . V , I- . 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IILTHILI null Another year' Registrations el iss organizations tribulations work trouble exams More work a little Some play a good deal home more work commencement talk and plans finals narrow escapes Seniors find themselves at the parting o' the ways 'l he year has been a good one exceptionally good VN e shall always think or it with satis action It ha be ri our year a'1d1th1 b en Ju t what we haye made it VX e tleank our superintendent and principal for the great service they have giv en and the interest that has been kept up by their help It has brought finei qualities and a spirit of idealism They were by the students and the school lhe ey er onwaxd kind that are devoted to work ahd the helping o otders lhis is the first yeai of our annual It must and will be a success We have enyoy ed also tae humai wiicu 'NIr Tibbits has displayed and his in teiest in the coaching of plays It has been a year of pleasant memorie a year of promise the best I haye ey er known Gur reg irds 1919 NWO' Live on forever in our mem ories VK HY VK hy did God make us the way we are Is what I would like to kno v W hy did he ereate the seed ol' sin If he didn t expect. us to sow? Why did he make some men weak And why did he make some strong And when the weak could no longer resist Condemn them for their wrong? -Alma Oates. 'IHE APPRFCIATIVE QOPHOMORL Of all the people in the world I love the authors bert 'I hey take me way outside myself and give my' mind a re' . Friend og mine tae starlees sea Betkons and calls to you and me' Qwilt and swifter the current flows '1 0 the silent harbor ol' Wo One knows! And there with the God o' thing: as they seem We shall find our rest in a dreamless dream! -Exchange. iqpllglilinluqpni-3-7.7-juininpajuuyngn -s f 'I' . j no I , 1. Y,- SO 4 , it Y ,5 , , W Y 4 V ,. 1 , , A x - 1 xt v g, 95 I . 'F ' S 2 I G ' . G . . v 7 7 7 7 1 4,1 l vi' 1 , . . . , K A I s, , 1 G S I ' I. 1 . 7 V , . . . L, . . .JK . N . Y i . Y l ' . 5 3. ' i fu 9 5 V I 7 . D If 1 1 . x . . Y. . v . . , . 4 rw an , , ' I7 ' v . L. , i ,, . . A . V1 7 ' . N ' ' A7 , . I A A . , ' ' J . , '. . ' ' I S1 Q v v In K 77 ' , ' ' ' . JC , 1 Q' QA.: . ' Y 7 1 ' f f K. XY 5 I w v 'I . , V ' PU D y . 1 J A 1 I , 5 1 W ' y 7 at 1 y x Q I L n 3 A, 1 I P , A S fu 7 . ,ifnignallrntrtlivrlvntvirillilltrlfrltlirilninctsnqn f 0 L , Owl. .920 A 1 i ,9L'lI.TlIL1IlILT1L' lILTlJlTLfIT The ship called Toll christened bv Life let anchor ln the shallow waters of the newly reached shore Being the only one left I Alma Oats am ex pected to glye ln bllet the llfe of my dear class frlt lldn of 1919 and 1970 after thev had crossed the dreaded rly er of btyfc It IS so sad and yet so beautltul to look back upon our class of aforesaid year Why they dleaded to cross the Styx w hlch led to the beauties of wonderland and a supernatural llfe IS more than my friend and Iever un derstood When one peaks of a friend he m ans more than the ordlnarv son has been yerv near and dear to him has rendered him som great ser vice I must tell vou to whom I l6f61 I do not say it merelv for that one to play a part of a common character Ol to be flatterlnff I sav If IH the greatest truth ever spoken This one was Miss Mary Ruth Bowden She entered IHIO my life never to be forg ltten Her influence and klndess toward me meant more than all else This as I Sald before lb not for the sake of filling out a class prophecy and space but a true estimate of her We landed and I lnstantlv realized what such a landing m ant At once we wele taken into the strange alr of the place Never was such a sensation telt bv human Ilruly lt was not meant for m mrtals I felt as lt I were not wanted but having the privilege that no one else except those who have been dipped in the river of Purity are allowed. I knew that I must make the best of it. It w as very IH'1Cl'l as I had anticipated. A small aeroplane Ford came forward and stopped near the wharf. A figure sprang lightly out and came to me et us. He bestowed the caresses tn-st on Miss Bowden then turned to me in a da7ed manner. In a moment his memory canle back. Dr. John Davenport! I repeated the name. Oh! yes the same blonde Iohnny who was in sex eral of my classes. He grasped my hand and murmured a few wolds in latin to me. We were tired and hunvry so he led us to Castle Free I changed as quickly as possible my gaudy dress and showy red hat. I felt ashamed my garments were so contrasted to theils. Mine were latest Mars styles while theirs w ere designed by the man in the moon. We met John in the hall and he led us to a wonderful table mounted with diamonds. Four attendants stooc, near whom he called Iames Porter Marie McCully Cleo Merrill and Isdith Webber. The latter two advanced pressed a button and from somewhere unknown ten persons dropped into seats around the table. I looked up but a strong pair of hands were placed oyer my ey es until a most extraordinary silt er cloud with a gold lining pass- uialulu0nailnuilliuu1liil'-3 'l- ' ' - . , 1 , , I X. H . 50 Y - , Y A, 1 , J Y Y . a. 4 j f - Y - W, f L . . . w. 1' v ' v 1 1 - ' ' 7 1 ' - Y K I .I . .Y -v 1 - I Iv -I' ' if . L K . K . . , 5,4 I . I V- nv Q -. S1 lv., ' ' I ' . . s . ' e . V ' .. term of friendship. Yes, far more than that: he means that particular per- . ' L ' ' g ' e f - l 1 . . 1 . Q , . I 1 A S L I I F 1 J 1 ' 3 . . . J ,, , . L A Y Y Y . . I 1 , . ' 9 Y 1 X Y 1 I ' 9 U , 1 . , , , 0l-.9.-g-ue-u1--o--1n-:--t--o- .9..... ilu?-tltslvtltltentn-3-74--in-7-lin-33-7 X ' X w 1.920 ni - ed over Reallv I was exclted but I dld not wlsh to be back to the com mon good old land of U b A I had a strange desxre to stay wlth my good frlends In a line each advanced bowed and k1Sb d my hand and passed on I4 1rstI yvas Introduced to Ray Vaught the great caretaker of nature and who was wedded to MISS Dora Romberg Newt came Wllbert Robertson the mlnxster of the sale land st1l1 an old bachelor Sldllllg for ward came a blonde Ruby spurs adorned he Spangled shoes and a rldlng habit covered her small bodv Around her neck she wore a gold horse three lnches long It was set wlth a purphsh gem I was almost tempted to touch the horse but from her look I knew to keep away I stepped S1 lentlv back and as I dld so I glanced at a small somethlng at her slde Not darlnv to say anvthlng Carl Adams glanced helplessly mto mv face Eula Hutchmson gave hlm a look and passed on Loulse Frazler the world s greatest avlatrlx came forward leanlng on the arm of her husband Abner Loftls All IH spangles and not with the old tlmxd a1r Francls Mclfowan boldly welcomed me I could not guess her work so was told that she was town danclng Instructor Four chxl dren swung onto her They were sons and daughters of Maud and Harry Johnson Harry s wo1k was that of staymg at home tendmg the bables whlle Maud practxced layv IH Castle Free The ten returned to thelr seats I watched closely A deep halloo came from the end of the room AdV3HClDg wxth long strides came a person IH black I looked m are closely no lt was not a person If was a speaklng yvalklng skeleton MV knees rattled I trled to scream but couldn t heart was beatlng hard and fast I dld not thmk to see how Mlss Bowden felt about ll It came forward and lald its hand on me that was enough' I turned 1an to the end ot the hall I felt somethmg like lead hanglng to mv feet but that was because I was so scared and couldn t run For some unknown reason I stepped on the yy rong button and let myself mto a hon s den Turning about I found the lead that seemed so heavy on my feet yy as MISS Bowden hangmg on for dear life That yy as one tlme I dldn t mlnd carrymg more than one hundred pounds A large hon rushed at me I leaped over lt Glancln upward I saw that horrld ghost It rattled a large cham made a threat then wlth that deep guttural sound came alaugh My halr stood stralght The thlnff murmured somethlng about back work I stood calmly one second and thought as never before Aw akened by a hon llcklng my hand I Jumped and as I d1d so It came to me That ghost w as Mlss Thompson hauntmfr me beause of a great deal of back work I had not made up Well to get back to the subyect there came the hon agaln I sw ung f T ' Z 0 I H l , , T , , aw - an ' 1 Y ' i' A ' - ' Q K V - K . ,., . . , . . . . . 1 . . 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Wltch ovel head hons beneath and a deadly splder confrontmf me Well I admltted that I had a deslre for the old davs when there was always a way out But the splder spoke I llSten9d lntently Why you dear old pal don t you know me'7 No I haye no desxre to know you I replled Calm your fears IE soft ly returned I wxll help vou 1 oldn t move walt for the consequence was all I could do If that spxder could get me out of there I must say that the mhabltants must have consldered the place heaven to have such pow ers I turned mv attentlon to the splder movxng steadllv along the end of the rod A hon sprang up pulled one of my shoes OH and devoured It The spl der came back and around my neck It llghtly tled a cobweb A palr of sll ver wlngs no larger than a fly s were pmned to mv shoulders The splder worked with all ltS mlght It pulled down on the strlng and I was ralsed to hexghts unknown I was in the center of an Egvptlan room Egvptlan candles and oriental vases met mv ey es At the end of the room on a plush gear tantallzed me Wltll IKS glxsten to come forward Sne looked at me and smiled not knowmg vshy I smlled also At her back were two servants fan nlng slowly a strange bird sang sweetly soft muslc charmed the alr The maldens came forward entertalnmg me wlth an Ingy ptlan dance Isank 1nto the depths of a chalr On the sofa lav a modern Cleopatrxa Her bare arms were covered vwlth bracelets whxle around her neck colled a peevlsh green snake When the maldens had flnlshed thelr dance she arose per ched on her toes and came forward wlth a pleased au' Her lmmodest dress shocked me but I could not remove my ey es She hfted each diamond san dled foot hlgh the knee touchmg her chm Each time she curled her arms and held her slender hands under her chin for an lnstant The nails were long rings reachmg to the ends of some Igasped Mlss Elledge Qulckly and sllently she put her fmger to her mouth The two maldens also advanced I recognlzed them but dld not call thelr names Mary January and Ellzabeth Taylor Then' llmber graceful bodies bowed and I was led from the room by the splder I now had to guess who xt was Turnmg a bottle to lts mouth I saw lt slowly transform mto Jessle Lee Hlcks She made an experxrnent 1n sclence and had Just changed into a splder when she h ard my crles Her desn-eb had been granted she had become a great doctor We walked into a mir rored hall Dancxng was IU full order I wanted to dance but lt was beyond my power I could not keep out of the way In the center of the hall a large orchestra was seated around a fountam The leader played on the , 'r . , J c f H . s A -ef W , ' e TT- v 1 .ik i -' ' ' I 4 1 . 1 5 . 9 .7 ' ' :Q ' 9 . . . ' n ,K , I y. ar e . . , 1 ' as Y - as ' U , H ' - , u N , - , y Ai ' 73 ' 'I' Y , ' 1 , A . Q X . , .- - 1 Y 1 n ' - . , . . n . n A ' M s ' Y A . K Y Q y sofa, lay some one. I advanced, completely astounded. Large, heavy head Y . Y. . .I . , . y V, 7 . i - 1 7 l 4 I 1 - . - T 1 ' 1 V n v I. . . A u LI l' I l , - . . . . , . , . , . -1 l L' . 45 ' 77 ' , - . , . , . y . . I . . . , , I p ALI- 1 ' l . ' e ' , ' - 7 I o . . - . g ' . ' , , 4 Y nut:-P 1111 1.34, QQQMQQWQQQQMQQQQ -ul ff Owl. 5 ' 1.920 most oellcate lnstrument ever made she was Marv McAfee The trombone was played by Alvln RlV8S and the flute by James Porter Muslc and danclng qulcklv ceased Thousands of chalrs came up out of the floor The guests all took seats A murder trlal' I was wondermg who IE could be The Turl s tupoed across the floor followed by a Japanese house carrlage The four laps were Alton Wllllngham Wllbern Thetford Luclle Holloway and Cec1lYandell They sat the carnage down 'lhe con demned MISS Lonslnffer stepped out a gunty sneakmg look on her face bhe was to be hanged Her two lawyers Grace Stewart and her husband George Chesnutt next appeared George was shaklng from head to foot wlth fear he was really ln love wlth MISS Lonsmger she had frlghtened hlm lnto lt But the cat had been kllled and the murderer must suffer The prosecutlng attorneys wene Randol Adalr and Mayme Balley The trlal went on quietly for some t1m9 and the Judge was Just on the verge of pro nounclng the senter ce when a cold hand touched my neck I only needed a glance Miss Thompson s ghost seemed to like me rather well I caused some commotlon but rushed lnto a room from the hall A large gold Idol stood ln the mlddle of the floor I made one leap over that and landed ln a large themlst s room The ghost stlll pursued me Seeing a large mum opened the door md the so called mummy Fent Reed ralsed hls right foot and gave me a klck I shall well remember Landlng at the foot of the stalr I got up and went lnto the kltchen w here a large fat Chmaman was dlppmg 3l1ftlC boy Wayne Adams IH bollmg fat to throw hlm Into the soup to make 1t r1ch The Qhlnaman I remembered to be Mr Tlbblts Whv he chose thls statxon I do not know It was his destlnv I went 1n at one door whlle Mlss Mary Ruth went ln at another It took the Lhmaman some tlme to declde what to do Then wlth a lush and a bang he dropped the boy ln the soup and made for me It certalnly dld not take 'ne long to declde what to do beelng a blg well Ijumped ln head first I went dow n down down but these wene the most peaceful moments I had evcper lenced slnce I had been on that land At the bottom a mermald smlled sweetly Her long scaly body approached me Vldola I ane recelyed me by wavlng a star flsh The place and IIS strange mterest could not hold me long I w as so very very tired I longed for the compamonshlp of my frlend I wanted to leave as much as I had wanted to come ot er The supernatural powers were not so xnterestmg as I had antlclpated I was not In thelr statlon It taught me a lesson I shal' net er for get and that IS never venture too far Adventurer' Adventurer A O Soph 2 f 1' I . , 4 n f . ?! sn I A e 'T ' .is -L-1-I ' ' ' ' 1 , . . 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I 1.920 Hlxuhu in 4F11-at Dunn Hlgh School Teacher Found Guilty of Murder Sentenced for 99 Years High School April 71 On the morning of April 14t1 Sir lhoinas Cat was found dead in the science loom of Martha I onsinger Students entering the room early on this moininff beheld the cold body o lhomas Qat unmer cifullx stretched upon a board tl1e tell tale bloodv dagger by his side C er tain people hare sworn that sew eral davs before this they heard Martha Lonsmver expre sine her de ire toz any member o the Fat familv and he11d th stiucture of the bodv in Pny isologv 'lht murder was reported to Snerriff Ceorge Eckles who airested Miss Lonsinffer and had her held until the spring term of court April 20th She engaged to de end her the Hon Ryans Day IS and Grace Stewart Tne case was a long and bitter one lhe Hon Blanche Cordell and Kathlene Bowden acting as prosecuting attornevs for the hign school Miss Lonsinger with th crime stamped upon everv feature or her wick ed face stated she had seen Mr Cat near her room that he had looked sick and hungry and she had taken him in to nurse hun back to health She stated that she had given him ether to ease his pain and had given h1m too much. lhe unfaltering gaze of the twelve Juror. was firmly fix d upon her when she let fall this libel from h r lips. Witnesses stated tnat Mirb l Jn- singer had persuaded two of Holdenville s most talented vamps Vivian Bankston and Helen Sale to entice Sir Thomas into 1 bag and bring him to her. The wiles of these girls were sufficient to induce poor innocent Mr. Lat into the bag. He was then taken to the wicked Martha s abode the science room of H. H. S. where she keeps Various kinds of deadly poisons weapons etc. A thorough search was made of her apartment and many other victims of her treachery were found Madame Butterfly Mr. Spider Queen Bee and Lord Bull Frog. This alone should haw. been sumcient evidence to convict this menace to society. A strong plea was made by both the lawyers for the de endant. They appealed from a sentimental and sensational standpoint to the jurors stating that a woman with the sweet innocent face of Miss Lonsinger could not com- mit murder. The twelve jurors filed to tne jury room. During their absence not a sound was made by the yast assembly The xerdict was rendered Guilty' the sentence pronounced by Iud e Howell Ninety Nine Years of Teaching School. -its-lynlajulul-luullilllI?l?'l'5 ?i w mucus f T . , Z H 1 X . . 5 H T ' J- .V -, . f' . - x - 0 ' s 0 s 1 P' ' A .. . - , M . A, I . 4 . - X - r 1 N 1 rc , 4 aa . ' V, A A A 1 la f' ' . . - 1 iw' ' ' . A J 1 K - .. . 1 7 ' 1 1 ' C 7 l 1 N - I v N x 1 1 5, lr li Y. 1 - Q f . ' ' to ': ' . Q . 1. , 1 1. I - I Q T U SN h 5 1 J V , . her threaten to kill one that she might cut it up for the purpose of studymg e ' . , ' ' fs . l 'l . i I 1' ' S Y ' - l- X . . . . I H , . , . k. . 7 n v A 1 b- ' VW A . 3 . , . 1 8 . W 7 M A . Y- ' ' 1' . , f 7 . I 1 .A 1 K K ix . Y . .K . y . . ,, . l , . Q 7 . 8 . . 3 Y S X 1. ws J Y 9 Y 'i 1 V I C X1 L A l y ! ' V 1 if , . , l ', A 3 , , . 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J' Blanche Cordell Premdent Helen qale Xue P1 esxdant NIQIQUQIICE Atklllb qecretfux 'hem mer C olorfs P lowel Nlotto I eah Ffirmer Planehe C ordell Helen bale Aloerene C ll en Dorothy Neal ,IO5 Stueker Ixatherlne Bekle NIHTUUITICS Atkm 2V13Ig'd1 9ll Red 'NI1nn1e I owm In -Xfla I evl 15 I OIR Denm Ina Mex 1 1ll YK llma Mott Maurme Ru e IXIYIZTI Pdnkstonw Funue Relfle VR xnona NIQC ullv C he-Que Prlce X enfx 'Nloore lohn Sheuw loe VX lllmms I lox cl Stone Ixa C reen C apsle Henslex I4 ern Hams C reen 'md Y ellow Sunflo N Cl C reen but C row na Ceorfflsiz Allnolrl C'm1le P ulton lhomas VK llsh loel I atm Jim Prlttlan lhelma Barker' Bexthfx Rule: Helen B lrtlett NIJTQUGFICC Fmbach John VN uren I ee C apsh xw Harol l Scott l Lon ll u IS C lellfx Peex ee Ll1!4lb9Cl1 Pmlhps If ul 1 lxerneck Inc7 Holm in Klan Parlow VX llhe Shed Fclna Plclem Pee C ahlll Xl ax ne Adams C lwle C ampbell Flmel late Fax 'Xlathls Lloxd Stone -I , 'r 1 I - 'T B . , iff' -- ,. , K Y , . , .., i ' K V K . 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T 1.920 1- 'll'1L -IIIIILII lurm Some Freshles sallled forth one dav To mow the flelds and rake the hat The boohs remarked It s dow nrlght sm To reap the flelds where we haxe been We gathered all the gram ln slght Thru bclsv dav and tollsome nlght And stored It up for future vears Lmbalmlng lt vtlth bltter tears Ye slllw Preshles you xe lost vour mlnd Behlnd us bophs no mortal flnds Scattered straws nor sheaf of gold Llke tlmld Ruth who gleaned of old VN ho as a runner hlS garment doff The race before Vou xet ls lald And no goal IS reached ere the start IS made Ye Gods Is there no chance we now lmplore To shun thls thlng of belng a sophomore If such a thlng can ex er be Xe Fates for thlb we prav to Phee Put Alas Could such a boon be glven As thl supreme neath bended heaxell A Junlor now and a senlor then Oh' Cruel' thls fate decreed to men But such ls llfe Today ls not tomorrow And thus our sweetest lots oft end ln sorrow We llve bv change and move to fate s decree Qo lf there s no escape Oh' ln melcv let It be Nlaurln Rlves N' 1' 1' 4 X J n fc ' T 5. g e ,eg t Q L V . . l Oh! sorrow stricken, silly Sophs! Q 4 ,v ' , Q' E ' I : ' L 'P . , , i J l f ' Q , V 1 . 's ,l , Q lillllllllilklillllllliillltz l 7 ' Own. - 9 Qin Strut uf ilxft Back mto the ages past To that place where the ages go We of today must turn our thoughts If the secret of life We would know For long ago ln the hearts of men Was the struggle of rlght and wrong And rlght won out ln thus long hard flght To rule ln the hearts of the countless throng Qtxll todav we must each IH turn E lght a battle all of our own Where the good and the bad compete in our hearts Whlch shall reap the seeds that are sown? But we thlnk of the ages now passed bv And the souls that have struggled and lost Perhaps because they dxd not think And a moment s folly made broken heart cost But the secret of hfe IU its own true Worth is seen IH llfe plotures of old Wrong ln weary dnsgulse draggmg down llfe s w av A soul ln a mask hxs honor sold 'Then comes Rlght ln the splendor of Vouth Wlth the llght of love ln hls e es 'Ihe Wlll to conquer to do or dle Thls IS the hte for xx hlch the world sighs. 'l HE EDITOR S I ANIFN7 C reflt IHSDII' 1tlOHb Come md go Ot that there lb no doubt I ut when I lltt mx pan to Wrlte Al ls' mx emu fhrker out FRBSHNTAN PRAY P R Atter xttendmg the bug game betweem Hnldenulle md Ada, a ccltam Freshman sl d hxs px nu that mght m '1 re tl booster llshlon C od bless mamma Fod bless p1pa I od bless Iohnnle R ' R h' -hh' an- A Af., x , vx x Q. 1 5 ' ' . Q ' 5 ' , - Q t . . . Y . N . N 1 1 5 w. ' I s , K . Y Q ' I Y . . 1 i 9 y - , . . . 5 K 1 . . - . 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I ' . . ah. fl . l ss. . bl '+ Q0w0Q0mQN .X Owl. 1920 4F1wlmu11 lxupluru The Freshmen Class ot 1970 is noted ioi the diainatit ability imang her members On June 76 1990 there is to be given bv the mcmbeis of this Class 1 plax lyceum and chautauqua admission to wnci w ll b tea d ill ir 'Xiu ic will be furnished bt the Messis ll illiam Vl halex and Jo in S ierm the tormer plating the Iew s harp tl e latter a harmonica 'lhe Opeia house in vhich it is to be Un en will hold one thousand people bat W eu i mzny to be compelled to stand 'l he proceed will be spent to a tour in Europe where the cl iss will spend its thine mant ls xacativi VR hile in its Sophomore Vear this class will lose two o its distinguished C nn ersitj, and Elmer Edge will open a new hamburger stand A wear later Nliss Marv Ruth Powden will be offered a position as tea l er at Hart ard at an annual salary ot a half million dollars bhe realizes howex ei that this clas is exceptionallv bright and industrious and she ls unwilling to be separated from it for this small sum All thru her l1l0'l school course this class is destined to accomplish many thing under thc guidance of this kind and gentle xet firm hand ol this excellent instructor N11 lhornas Xl alsh will le ue the Sans Pariel C lub while its member are Juniors to accept a position as a movie star in C.ali'ornia where he will win much fame a riw al ot' Charlie Chaplin. During th Senior year this class will accumulate by gixing play' and entertaining the public in Various ways 1 quarter ot' a million doll irs. lhey will puolish the best annual put out by th' Holdcnxille H1gli Scfiool. It will give a larffe sum oi' money to the Orphans' Home of this State' another lfirfre sum to '1lT1lSSl0H8.I'y society and still anoth r to tlfe Athletic Association. Phe remainder will bc divided equally among themselves. hath one s share will pay his way thru college and start him in fi small businesr. len years after their graduation we look in up Jn the m'mbers of the Freshmen C lass of 1990. John Warren is a Brigadier C eneral in the lfnitcd States Army . Joel Latta is a Socialist candidate for president. Harold and Iiidna Sc att are living quietly peacefully and happily on their ranch in Mex- 'co. Joy btucker is stenoqrapher for cl' rank Howell and Helen Bartlett is stenoff for C lyde P. C ampbell th Great oil magnate. 'N iiian I' ankston is a Red C ross nurse. lois Dennis Bernice Style: ml C eorffia Arnold re chorus girls. Helen Sales is fi missionary to Africa. lm other me 'nbers o' the class arc still going to school. ,fpqyniuy -njlinglpiviuginufuiullhiliif' I, 'r 0 j f 0 H X Sv e 1 6 T . --- . - Y ' ' I5 .,- , 1 . . ff Q 1. 5 v bf' , W ., , r ' ' . Q 4 ' Q f ' ' v L f , . H ' f , . s n ' ' .4 ' .1 1 4 11 1 H , ,H , , t 1 2 . . i -, L pf, ' , ' , 'M' l l i e . gps. g' s- ,- Q- -S , 41 ....' - r . , D Q Lil -,Q ' Ur Y , . f : , 1 ' . .. 2 . . . . V Y f L 5 ,C 1 .- . , e 1 A 33, , 1 4 1 w S1 I 1 F VQ u ' , s . D s A .2 .. ' . 5 ., , E -' Y. . ' A ' ' ' ' s ' ' as ' . f Y 4' ' - ' . ' '1 ' . , V .i A . a C . . . . . . . , members. Leon Davis will accept a position as Latin teacher in the btate Y ' ' X' y ' 1 ' f s . , Y V . . . i 1' 1 if V i I i if 1- 'o 1 h . l w Vw 1 1 . S , L . ., f f ', s 1 ' A Q i , .' t, ' : c C . bi , S 's . . 1: ' 1 J ' . ' f v ' S , i , - . i y , A I K. . U 1 H 1 - N vs K Y - - w - - , N L' . A K 1 1 ' A . ' Q ,l D r '1 c l L , 1 Y Y it r I1 Y Y L rc , L , 5 f ' 'S, 2 Z L rl 1 A A Y Y ll x, K L ' Y S' as - C , e ,, 4 ' , 9 i ' Q ' ' J 1 7 . l ' vc C L - L ' SS . , z e ' Y I Y .4 e 1' 1 1 x 1. 7 ' nl c U t ' w iq ol T f Y I C . , V 1 1' . ' K , C U vi w ri 7 z- V 1 3 r- 7 ' i ' 1 1 1 1 I J 1 A W 4 i I + fs A ffl 1 6 K 1 1 ll A ' H S i I C X s iii! ll 'N ' -- - 134 fI'nQHiiii6i2ls:3:qQ.a:z9vx3:n5n.g-ICD- W-3' ivintwir -0--3-0--0-ut-tl'-0--0-2 If A Own. 1.920 Departments of Work Entrance to North Central Assoclatlon 15tff1l1.1huu Affiliation ie no sm ill mattei in the iealm of modern education It ls the ni wit pass Wold th it unlo hx the dooi to larger opportunitieb and bro ider iielde It me tm th It the Nthool thftt h IQ ieathed a tertain working stand ard ie recognind 'tmong edut itional mstitutiona on its fate X llue PX this it ia undeistood th Lt 1 pupil fiom tn mtiilifittd sehool maw enter mx inwtitu tion of hlghei I aiming within the teriitoly o' the isaotiation without taking an entr mae examination 1 xtandud complt te vu rifice of pei son 11 inteiutx and in intenae dune 101 iexl progiews the 1dII11I1lNU'1I101'1 of 11519 1970 eutceeded in afiihating H H b with the Oklahoma 1 nn erxitw fox the full thirty two Credits md ilso gained amdittance into the Noxth C entra' Asbo lation o C olleve md Seton d ux Sc ioole '1 115 ls 116 md tixt m tw well be rex iewecl with inteieat mai Juxt piide 4 1 1 e -. Ji. - , - O O 6 5 ab z Vg ' 'K ' z .. zstz L z-'e' o' ' : - ' '- 1 1 ' 2 L 1 'I va :' - C 2 ' ' ' . ' . Hy exercising keen foresight, calm determination, persistent devotion to 'z z 1' ' ..-.L. 'f '- ' . . 71 . r 1 v . V -n Y v . v v 1 . 1 1 1 1 ' ' ' ' - W . ' 11 ff- ' 4' ' . . ' '. 1 1 . A . 1 .. L . . C, A 1 1 - a 1 Y Y V 1 xy I v A 1 1 ra ' Y 1 ' ' Y. . 1 x I c K' 1 , 1 . 1 . . c .1 1 c , N . 1. Cllluiuknlukuiuui llIUll'ilPll'75'7 X Own. 1.920 F L TIBBITS QAJFIILIH QA IIIIIITLX Qflllllql Mr Tlbbxts made the teachers trammg course very mterestmg thls year The gxrls takmg the course each had several days of practxce teachmg ln the ward schools Some very mterestlng experlments were made ln Psychology and Pedagogy a number of books by promment educators and psychologlsts were studled It IS evxdent that these glrls wlll make verv successful oedagogues n'f'3 i'T'i-0-91-11-Dlmivakisb-v-5-4-.5 03-again N gg. - 'W l :ill ff T ls' l ff l 5 eu l l g l l l l l Z 4 W ..,. a . l . 1: , . .H . 4 , . G 4 l 4 l l w 'tt-3-int-tnti-4--lung-4--3-4-4--9-3.711 -rc ff Own. 3-axe, - 192 o. MARY RUTH BOWDEN ivllllll'-all VS hat does Fnglrsrr teach' It f9lCl19s us to be Wrtnout X nn fflorx grelt rn 'rpprerrrtron of lrle ronsr rousness of abrhtv rn knowledge of opportunrtv, rn reeogznrtron o dutx to use ex ery means to our soule pure secret dex otrorr and publrc worsqrp great souls rn strangers and frrends to really frnd trem rommrtment o lr e to some wortlw rde rl and greatest of all to rnsprre others rnd lead them to some good lhese are all good lessons rn Ernelrsr In ad drtron to these we learn to rpprecrate lrterature and to produce deeper thots Now from the ser rous srde o' the questron let us rm estrqate thrs xerrs departments rn Englrsr ind rts pruse Worthx rnstruttors dn rsrons 'Nlrss Fll doe reremd supreme ox er' one of these drx rsr Yin I t 1 r er her c Now l Want srlenff Crue Prttentron' the dfbltr proredes -X cheer lrom sexeral Now 1' lortx lrxe rnrnrte rs wrrt xou Want rlter school 'sou ll get rt 'Xlore srlenu more rnterruptrons so on durrnv the perrocl dur me the daxs that pass lo room number one Rh' 'Xrrss lrowden' l uprls burld sour rmhr trons hrqher, thrnls. of the Ure rter thrmzs re ul lrter rture Now lor tomorrow like the frsxures of speech lrnow all ol them X ou m rx h rx e the rest ol the per rod to study Joel' put' Joel Put that awax md Get to vt orlr' g 3l93u3153is1515 .3ig j .sniff A , cv' I x .mr M. , 4 Q is 7 C S , ':' - 1 2 ' : 5 ' ' 'Q' rs fi ' V ' 1 1 ' ' 'Igf . ' ' U' ' t ', ' ' ' K' v . v . 1 . - . . . v ' D l l 1 1 1 w ' -1 . v ' l, . c .. , I 1. ., . . V r oe -' r , , e' f Y. ' rj ,Q ' . ' : : , , rw N C N N ' 1 'iw l n . A C px x 5 gr . 4 l I A ' I . I v 4 W - , . L 4 c f V u. H : 5 'e J 3 ' . . ' ' 3 r j 1 1 ' W 'sl . ' . '. . v ' , .. f - r . L M L M ' -Q' . r . Owing to the size of the Freshman class, it was necessary to have two 'Vi' rl , 9 5 ' A. J S ' r r 3. F: r re rs ert 1' 1' -lass. H ' 1 .' 'X . ' . li 1 ' 2 . ' lv s v . H Y - ' Y . ' ', ' . v f 4 ' - v . . c . .' . -'- lt . Q , , , . N' 1 Q . , ' . . ' Q -rg -' 4 sg 3 ' , ' . '- VW -, 1 I T'Nx J dl J ' H ' ., 4 ' . . 1 . . .. . . r. K n - .' K, 'AV 1. I ' 7 i TQ.,L I - ' ks: Z ' Z - ,I A' . ' . .. , :Hr ', 'Q' '. 's . aj z ' tl 2 f X Owl. 1.920 She then promenades around the room a few times and sits down And thru all her kindness keeps order Miss Bowden also has charge of two other English classes Let us go to English 'Iwo Abner be seated Didn t you heal the bell? Nlary NIcAfee lead your allegory Please let s all give attention Harry you and Nlaud stop talking The allegory piocedes After sey eral allegorles had been lead general criticisms were ffiy en bi the class Now remember your book ieport on the lic-ar of Wakefield is due also those who hay en t their allegories had better get them in your two short stories two poems and drama are due also Don t forget youi forty eight lines of m moi y work 'I omorrovv ve will have current events and impromptu speeches And your yocabularies three hundred sixty words Be sure to re view your examination questions I believe that s all this week Nly' 'zren t some persons lenient? Bell' All rush for the door Now to English 'I hree which is under the instruction of Nlr Watts Head h Uh in the air he enters Beginning today I am just going to see it you reallv know when to quit talking I haye watched and corrected vou u Herbeit' we ayen t started yet You may hate this period as a social hour Oh Joy' But that doesn t happen ey erv day don t fool your self ' The daily reminders are Book report by 'Nlark 'Iwam oral theme yocabularies quotations book report of any standard author and book re port on Rilev. Horrors! Impossible! But when the time comes they re all in. Back to Nliss Bowden s English QF our. Here we find ey eryone busy studying our great Fnglish writers and their gifts to the World. Surely the course will be worth something to them for the pupils make a care ul study of the world s greatest minds. Into each room we have peeped. As a visitor what would you think we had learned? In spit of the time taken to quiet disturbances something is learned. Some good thought is put in an eager mind. Ihis is English and the most interesting subject in school. Ihru the years may it eyer live. Thanks to the teachers who made us work for the good and who thereby stored the good in our minds for higher ambitions. WAlma Oats Soph 27 I ATIN The Latin department has been in H. H. S. for several years proving itself each year an improvement of the past. Only the two first years of Latin have been offered in our high school course. It is being considered that Cicero and Virgil be offered next year. Miss Mary Ruth Bovv den has been Latin instructor for two years. iaQn 3illil lii'7 f i- M rf X 1 o 1' M l I so 1 e c g Y 1. W V 74 ' . . N . W . . K , . I IA ' 77 1 ', - . I .. , f 1 -N w 1 . . .. f - 1 , rt ' 9 , - Y K . , . . a ' ' v .' .. , . . Y v ' A .7 'L 'Q .. ' . ' v v '. r. r, I Y A , V' L. x u so ' . . ' ' ' ' y , -1 H: T ,. v ' rr- .f 't ' A V 7 1 K 5. v . , .1 Q . K 7 v ' . l i . . A wa ', t, t c , x . - , , q v- . . 8 1 - , Y X' . . N - ' v r ' - 5 V - . I V , . - - - - - 1 - as r . T 7 . t . . A . c Y . , . . . . X! . Y , 4 . . 5 . . U . . . . . . .D , . - , . . . Y , A , b -Y - . 11 Y 3 Y . 1 f ' -' ' ' Y 7 V . . , . Y V c i V K' - . Y . . Y :V , v . K K ' V ' . A r 9 Y . N . 1 9 ' v v L 7 J A , T Y y 4- Y L J x 7 r 9 i . 4 1 Q A .a , , 1 rw L x A rw 1 L . y 7 V . K , Y A. K W 9 5 1 ' -4 J T V ' 1 . f N 1 K Ps Y ' 1 iiII iu1 l ttvingii inli- -- ff X Owl. 3' 1920 HUG I GREY ILIBER MRS LLAUDE RIVHS ,i:H.1llu11mt1u. 'lhe brave Freshman entered class the first day with that characteristic will and determination to succeed. Ilhey entered it also with the anticipa- tion of a g nod amount of mental torture. Instead they found it a pleasure as the methods were affreeably interesting and far from being a source of unhappiness. Ihe class of 1920 soon become attached to its kind and capable teacher Mr. Hugh G. leiber. Later circumstances led to a change of te chers bat this caused no trouble as the change was satisfactory. The pupils found Mrs. C. L. Rives fully competent, with a very clear way of explaining things. The study of mathematics has done wonders for the students of this school. It is complicated work and therefore requires much study and thought. In learning to master the hard problems we have increased our mental powers. We have strengthened our will and doubled our persistency. We therefore have a much better chance of overcoming the next obstacle. Geometry and Algebra are the best brain developers in high school. Our natural powers are what we make them. No matter what abilties or talents you possess, your mental powers will be Qi-eatly multiplied by a course in mathematics. If you are the least bit rheumatic between the ears, I entreat you: join the Algebra class. Uifltlutlllilvilivillatucistugpufnagnngnqgpngnayuqpnulgnggz ' S f 1' o f l H f 5. or e to c ,aa ...., ' ' - l .V X .K ' .. , . . . . Y f r 7 l s . x h . L ' . rx 5 'H 4 1 9 I' n J , .M a , l ' c 1 1:9111-9niunaQn13aj31n51nny11nin3u5.v9 -Quinlan -in-fuuillli-1'l '?'7'f '7 7 o' M Own. 1.920 ill' IZMA ELLEDGEL jllxsturu Never has the hIstorv department realmed mare IU the Holdenulle HIgh bthool than lt has thls wear under the Instructlons ot MINS Iulledge A great headvv ay and Interest has been started whIch we hope vvIll b kept up LIke a gxeat manv ot oux teachers Mus Elledge has a blg heart In fact so blg that all her pupIls msh she dld t have anv at all llt 19 open to work J bradlng a bw amount of papers seems to appeal to her Also to see her students Inno entlv at work as In davs gone 'Iv wIth thelr crav olas She seems to forget that they hId outgrown th use thmgs In spIte of all tho we must admlt that the dozens of prettIlx colm ed maps do bmghten the most IYISDIFIUQ' sublects of hlgh school currxculum Altho Anuent Hlstorv IS qulte dllferent from AmerIcan HISKOIN we find some llkeness IH the tvso subjects In those earlx days the people were xerv 763lOUQ IU the lIne of Inventlons and Improvements on what IHVQUUOIIQ they alreadv had We have It the same mth our Amerlcans lhmk how hard thev strIved fol Independence and for the InventIons that made the world what It IQ to das That lS hlstory wrltten to let us be enllghtened concernmg our past and tor us to keep In mmd the eagerness of oul past generatmns for our good We must keep up that Worthv eagerness Therefore from hIstorv we get our Insplratlons for hIgher thmgs hw, y . I 'S v 5 U 'r ' 1' I I f ' - l Q cn , - l ' . Q V - 1 - a Ly :S 1 . V , ' , ' . ' v' N ' 7 1 I , . - , . , . . ,, . . ' ' C J. ' ' 3 u ' . -. 1 . ' 9 9 U up the prospect of taking hIstory. We all know that thls subject is one of , Q . - l 1 ui I V Y . 1 q , . ' - . 1 ' 4 -K r 1 ' 1 I ' . . . r Y ,, . . , 1 ' . 1 n . 7 A 1 . - 7 , 'Y ' - ' I A K . 1 gguaanilivivlivltvdtlivltlliritlltlvltriultlrninnv my-'Ji uit-lpiniuugngnfningpg-Q-1391-n 41-utr-tt? l 7 X Owl. to ' 1920 MISS MCCALI 511111111111 The Spf1n1s11 depfu tment 111 t I6 xelr o 19.20 li t 19 lust one that has ex 61 been IH HoldenV1llt HW1 Sthool lt was l1rst under the d1rect1on ot Mr l e1ber but atte1 the lllwt se nc, f9I W 15 gn en to N115 NIeCall X dl'l0US tl11nf lmxe been Stlldlixd 1nclud1ng the eramm lr and the Short stor1eb IH Spamsh Also Com e1 at1on h is been gwen close aitentmn lh1Q Claes numberw 1bout twentx students and we are S1116 th'1t unde1 Nine 'Vid all s d1rect1ons lt has formed 1 Good foundatmn T01 the xecond Quu1111111111l Dlplllllllllll UNT' MD PM Fon'1n1e1c1a.l Qubgeets h we been ,Quen more attentlon brenovraphlt Course 5111 le l:.n1r Bookkeemn Prfxctlcal qpelllng Penmf1nsl11p and Comn1e1t111 A11tl1n1et1Q wth cl eourse IH pr1Ct1CalOfF1Ce T1a1n1n xx 1aotte1ed tl11Q we 11' k , -i Under the 1nQt1uct1on ot M1 s Mtbdll better resulte haxe been IQdll7Qd than ever before We hope th1s1mportant wx ork mll contmue 12-51-:W an----+ - ' of 7 -. e ! . . 6 Q7 ' I Q K K 4 W. 0 J - ' ' Fl .. M I. , w ',1 A , , ' '1 7 ,4 0 4 ' 1 N, f, , , , 3 x c K L e . V 1 1, . 1 1 1 . . A .bl . X .. . . .LJ l 1' . -' ' is 1' 'f 1 is.f . . 7' ' 5 ' L ' Q ' , ' . ' ,A Q 1 Q' S 1 sf, sL' . ' . 1,1 'Q N' V 1 ' A ' f . ' n - N A .. A ' J . L 3, . year's study of the Spanish language. .. x --h -, x - H x H , ' V . ' ' 2 ' . A I X 'l 2 I .- , . . 3 - 1e::xX yy! , ' . ' ' U- H 3 'E - 'L . . . V ,'i 11. c . I X ' Q-' r ls 'hi' .4 1 IN r A-P Qiilxii Q . 7 , - . ' . . VY vcg- - 2' 5 1 . . 1 ,fm 1 ef-, ,, 1 '- ' Y v -' ' . iii- ,,. ,- ,245 W 4,-:2 ' N, 2'Q-+.,--- -v-+-+ 9 N N' lllilllullblhl ii 3i '3 7'i 7w fi ,, ,- Owl. 1920 M ISS LONb1N R 4F1 ruth Omnq to tle fact that thu year s claes ln French lb the first IH Holdem 1lle Hlgh be loo' much mtereet was hown Next y ear s plane are lard for hlgrer French Lnder the careful metructlon ol Niles I ors nffer much was real lzed along that lme lhe study rncluded work IH the grammar Francols reader oral story tellmg IH French and cony eraauona VG HUNTHV 5 J ix 4 f S-Q47-f MH' ,WI IIZI 1 X M- JZ-Jagger. SFILITKP Mme 'Nlartha I onsmgfer 1 Qtate Lmx ersrty gradu me has been a moat Quccesetul metluctor 11 suenee Becaube 0' her excellent under tandmg ol sclenee and her adm1rable perwonahtv she was able to make each Q a S es peclally mterestlng 'l ne eour e ol selence offered thle year were Physms Phx slology Botany Loolology and Phyelcal C eography lne laboratory work has been a great 1mproX ement over the paet Wlth great satleraetion we learn that Nhss I onamger vvrll be wlth ue next vear and wlth new eqump ment xn the new bulldmff we are lookmg forward to much ll 1t6l9Qt and prof ress m the study of the 'wuenoeb Q l lagj9 -? . . in .. B F -f v of . --i------mm A x- 'Alf . . . , . , X 5' ' f , - : Y e a f aj f Q .G . Y. . , Z . ' , . 0 ,,y.,IW N S S ' . . V' S . , WWW! ' I ' Y s A- ' l,l , , . ,M ,A ln, ' . ' ' '-. 7 . ,VIH-. - an 4 , C, . ' 'if . . ,, . 1 X - V 1 - ,l, f t . ' f 711.3 V 1 ' v . . , - i -i y 741- ., Q . .. A ' m.. : ' H wjfi e. rf-, Y N1 - T Q. , x l ' , .' 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F7 , n . , -, . mln. la i Ns 2 wiiliillliilllnlilil ilillllillllz l X X ,Z 0 L 1920 MR WATTS Ummm Il Q,L11!l'?P Nlr Fred Vt xtts frulnte o the lxansu Lmwerbxtw hae been a capable and worthv mstr lttor m Ellffllx 1 C 1X lu -Xffrlcultuxe He was also a general and the thmge that mtere t them haxe won h1m fx place ln the hearts of H H S Qtudents Lurlrg he Nhort Qtaw wlth uw mam bots and q1rls hate caught ghmpees of a per on ll tx to be admlred and patterned after Xrxlth regret we learn that Mr W attq wxll not be wlth us next tear but mam beau tmful leexons learned fron hun have Found thelr way lnto oul lne nex er to leave 4.4. ..3.4--.Qu.-.gnq3.a:.5-n,3oqgnQ?la0nll1llllDI1t l H t f YJ U 5, Q 4 - e in o ' A -53 - ' ' l l l fl S Q Us x--. U 0 5 .Q 1' , 2 .?,ge lc ' ' 2' ' j, ., ' Q .V :Lf ,J4,,r':,y,,, . helper and worthwhile friend to all. llfllI'.'W'v21tlL,S interest in young people, ,S.. u . 'W' I.: . j' e, 5 . o' .S' szij ' ' ' V' . - . Y W ' x v C 7 ' I , . K: K WA vb W. -7. '.YS, Y! , 71' -4..-o-4-4-.4..-q-9-.-9-.g.-1--t--t--4 0 '9 ' 1 Z Own. N 1.920 MI:wS THOMPSON 1. mm j..ru1m1u1r11 The Smlth Hughee plan Wae earned out ln the Home ECOTIOIHICQ Clase whlch gfne work ln C00lxlI'lf ' SGXVIHU' and sclence fxpphed to home hte house hold management and home numngz In the domeetlc QCIEHCQ claw cookerx 'md food studs were the excluslx e topxcs lnder the eare ul und thorough mstructlonso N115 lnomp on knowledge wasobtlued thfrt wxll he wery ewentlal IH the future In 3dCl1t10Il to lt heme bene mul mtere t ww shown lhe domeetm suence four e mcluded rep Its on exhlblts chapters from Storv of Ifood thorough lnstruetlons ln C00k9Iy and Qerung of luncheone 'l he class hlstory IQ an old common and lmpol tant one Each student dlS play ed mtereef and rel eu ed xnstruetlone fully IH LIZABETH JANE. KING lzllmzr Nluelc Wae introduced mto the schoole thu yezu under the metruetlon of Ehzabeth Jane Kmg C lee C lub and choxus work haxe been gn en a prom ment place m H H S Also a class IH Theory of NIUSIC has made much pro gress thls year Whse Kmgz lS cl capable vocal lmtructox She IS a graduate of the C hxcago I nn emtv oi NILISIC ... , W N, A -. . V f! - , H? , 0 9 93 o Fi K 4 y ,L - ' A K Y ' an . A, i v Y ' 7 f. u 1 Q C - 1 - at , N . , . . , I 1 . . T . v . . ' V ' .. ' 1' . c . -7 'J , , . ' L l . 1 L' , If-1 V1 -4 r Fw 'x l- I . . , A 5 S , A K f 1 . L . ' N . . . . . . L.. a.. . A I Y .. . ,., A , 3 C. ., . ff , , ' .,' , H ' . . N ' ' V. ' l z A a 4 C K V Y K A 1-N 1 77 ' , . ' . ' . . .x s., U - - ' Y. , . . . , . f 1 f . 1 . . . , , . . - . ,. .. v 1' . ' . ' v . 1 '-. y 1 ' ' 4 . - X , ,Y . e - 1 . , . . 1 or ' I Y ' - ' 1 . 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I ima Foot B111 qquad ff X Own. 1.920 Wnut illixll LLIHLTII Our first foot ball game wa played with Wewoka on Oct 9 Wewoka High qchool took the long end of a score of 43 6from Holdenville 'lhis was our first get lf M game after seven davs of practice al ff 'fr J though we lost the game we have gained f much pep Of course vve know it was l strictly high school team that we played at NN eavoka for the same players have Ah YN ewoka s av erage weight was about 100 to 115 lbs Our average weight will not exceed 130 lbs Our line was help less against the 180 pounder s in their line and consequently our team was run down before the first half was out Wewoka has a good team how ver and played clean football through out Our team was congratulated upon the fairness and officials al agreed the game was clean in ev erv particular The stellar men of our team prov ed to be 'I homas at right end Padgett at full back C ornish and Reed at halves Morgan at quarter and Dailey at gu ard Dailey proved -1 good man on defense together with Padgett at safety. lhomas ran back the punts and did it well. Reed was good ground 1 ainer tarrying the ball. Padgett l hom-is and Dailey did some good vvork at tack- ing. On Oct. 94 played Hartshorn, at Hartshorn in a sea of mud and water in which was Very difiiculty to plav. lhe game ended in a 14-14 draw. Hartshorne made a safety for 7 points in the first quarter and made 7 touch dovvns in tlie second quart r but failed in their two trials at goal. We scored tvvo touch dovv ns in last quarter and kicked both goals. 'l he teams were evenly matched but our scoring was due largely to Roff s line plunging and tatkling. The whole team played good ball. lhe mud hampered our passing and chance for open Held running. On Yov. if play ed at Ada and lost the score being '30-6 in Ada s favor. Qur boys played Vvetumka on Friday. The game was fast. Thomas Reed Padgett and Roff being stars. Both sides went into the game with a winning thought. Our lighter boys began to lose breath after first halt but still struggled on to keep Wetumka from winning more points in which they succeeded lhe re were lots of H. H. 5. out and they were 1h full of pep. itliiliiu Q135in i5z l' f 1' Q j n f ' Q . , 5 i i A L '. rv nf wg K 2 xt -f 'f . ' ' g s . J ' ' 4 n , . . . . C , QNX ' ,Mug K a - . V V. , . .. I X I f I' ' ' K4 . , Q y . l I - if 4 I fl, Q 1 5 - ' X . ' ,3g,f l, A ff ff 1 ' fr? M 4 . . W I ,L ' ' ' ' ti fi T 1 K. f 7 7 U'-2 O 't'x been on this team for five or six years. ,QQQC gg gl If , ax , U - i :Q F- V ,.. H --'-ff -low W ' v .4 ' L ' ' - C V . 1 ' 1 . N ,i . . . 1 . , . ' Y O 7 - , 1 K' Y . . ' ' l . i l c F 7 1 A' G , . Y N ' w 'N , ' 1 v K y f' 5 f 1. . ' r . X C C L C W C 1 1 , c L Y rw N y L gc lc c L , V l 1 1 , L K 1 z., 7 ' l ' H , K . L ' , c c A Y V1 x C C L C LC Y L4 P' L4 3 Y .1 A e c 9 c 3, I y . 7 C X 5' X C . c c 7 , ra c ' 1 c c .t Z., 1, gs f- , 0 '. A , L 7 c c L 1 1 .., z L c ' ' - 1 2. . , L , h s . Q K . 1, V I rw A 1 N , I , C it 71 ugnfnafnininniagmgsiinlnnginudniltilliitlis whit-lianjtuluiuieiludilliiliii 'I' 9 Z Owl. Qmlb 4'w.1bLrfi5.1ll Opponents H H Q Qemmole NICK loud VX Qleetlfm XR ewoka 'NRL loud bemmole 19Cumi91 YS eleetka BOXQ bA KET BALL Aca Okemah NN efumln XX etumka 1 uthex Q oultly C oldell S xpulpw. luhommgo 4' um M111 LLL un qxttmg left taught Thcmfx mpwnx Maltam Latchelr Wlfm Nlartam pltcher l'heLt4ru Med tandm le ttnrlght L m n Ruff How rd QUXNEI ll Juv U b Luiah ban eb ut the smaon Af 1 UM nam XX eturkd, ffounty Track 'Nlcetl 8 VN Ltumln tD1st11Lt Frack Nleety 3 C ou't1w fgtdlf? Frank Nleetr Iut er Cordell 'X L 5 r 1 Q ...4 b - j 192 0. - , ,ni .1---L-Y - A W . -1 '55 - I ' 5 A K. , G tf . . X. k ' 5 7 , T 7 17 Q Y , 1 15 24 ' 127 14 A f f 1-1 2 ' ' . 4 0 . 21 12 ' ' '- 17 29 4? W, ! - f 1 I 12 Q' 3 5 QI' ' . rc 6 ' 7 ' 4 3 , f I 12 6? S U 2 ' ', 0 2 E Sz Q 5 U if ' f 4 0 J, ,, . ' R' . ,-.ms x ,-. IQ 'K 4 QSve- cut un next page! ' .A ' , 1 ' ff 1 S, 2 ' ',:4,,lLl jg ', ' ' Q ' AJ 2 . S I f c A Riff H I Z 'A 2 3 s es: IJ bg T L- ns, ' z - . Q 2 ' Jw: 1 Miz I 12 . . 3 5 ' Q. 'I , V' , A Q 6 1 . O Q ' ' 'f , 2 . R 1 K' 13 4 lv i . A4 sa as 2 Tish. r -5 11 0 U0-03-Glwivlo-l3nh0ru3ln0nncjqa0-u-3 :sql-:a bg7ae:gjuh5:ga-z,,:-fusaseg,-Aa WL -1920. I 1 r iiblilln if: ini iii 5 5 ii: nzbnizn l3l4ml5u n ll:- mCr.'f..'Jn fini! - l N-' ' ' A -o-eQ:--crxew 5 9 Q A 9 4 9 'D 'G ? E ii if 6 Q 5 4 i 33,-,...,. , ., Owx. 1.920 fllhldlli tmh Ltrnrlv Hint Qrcuunt H H S did not have very mam entries, in the 1920 meet but those who entered went in with a winning thought and won We Live Qpeclal mention to Fent Reed our all round star in baaket ball foot hall baee ball and on the track Fent is now 17 and has been in H H S two xeare and has vvon mam points. foi good old Holdenville High H H S hae many other to boaet of in the held ot athletics FIRST PL ACE W INNILRS Fent Reed Nlile um Fent Reed Half mile run H ville Raee ball Leta Scott Noice Wilma Howell Humnous reading Marguerite Atkins Dramatic ieiding fJlddYS Schaff Senior eseai Mar Mc Afee Iunioi exsev Marx Mc ektee Piano solo flR'I5k Weill flmns mm Qatnplm The base la- ll team received many cheers and juet praiee when they re- turned from the St te Wm-t with the beautiful trophy awarded as firet prize for base ball i. :la:s- P. The boys played Goultry vvinninf Z to 0. Another ilecided victory over Luther Qcoring 13 to 1 in Holdem ille e favor. Another gon'-d i-5-.ine with Lordell making a score of 2 to 0 in favor of the home term wie the turning, point in the deciaion of babe hall games. It was etident that Holdenville was going to carry off the shield. So home came the hops to bring the joyous reins to the man who cheers vihen the troops rome back. At chapel rtxt mwrnin 7 a large as. embly was held and the particulais of the trip wi ere told in a very interesting way by Mr, Uaud Reeves vt ho ment with the hope as coach. H ville ie qualified now to enter next year in clams A and vie have high hopes and are looking forward to bringing back the trophy for A class next year. qfnaiqj-in lltalu-Q-nniuinlltluinnjsslqfun-il-2D 'll 1 f I ,f o fr . , 51 7 l ' Y - N ,-V , Q .g . g 5 x - xx K .. C' . ' y v v v ' x ' ' I S ' . . . f N , i 4 1 -1 - 9 Y . v. V. . ,QA , K I 71' 7 K ' ' . , ' S - -. K . ' 1 N A I . 'N N, ' A' ' rv v . w ' . t c K V . . . 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Q , , A , -, qw ' f , 7 Y ' 1 t y r r v 1 s u 7 1 I 'N 7 v -jnayililainliliiutbhillqgn-if-.+qQu-3.3 3 illi 3935331 'B Z Own. 1920 OS!-ETY N N z Y fl f l' ILNIOR QENIIOR DANICE On Frlday ey emng Mr and lVIrs Clark Cordell opened thelr beautlful home on Elghth avenue to classes of 20 21 and proved themselw es among the most dellghtful hosts and hostesses of the year Muslc and dancmg and three tables of rook furmshed the entertamment for the evemng The Hlgh School color scheme was carrled out IH decoratlons and refreshments IHEATRL PARTY Mr and Mrs Harry H Dlamond were host and hostess to a l1ne party 1n honor ol the Semors on 'Wav 98th After the ex enmg at Palace they re turned to thelr lf1VllLlI1g home on Eighth Ay enue where the remamder of the evenmg was spent m I'9YlPWll'1g the ex ents of the Vear and blddmg hlgh school days adleu A beautlful attractne lce course was serv ed and each Semor was presented a handsome glft DIWNFR PARTY 'Nllss lxathelene Bowden who departed 'lhursday for Nlemphls lenn shared honors wrth Mlss C ladvs Roberts of Shawnee at the pretty dmner party glven by the C' I D s ln the home of one of thelr members 'Nllss Wllma Howell last Nlonday ew emnff Damty cards 111 basket deslgn marked the guests place at the dmner table whlch was centered wlth a bowl of nas tultlums The dmner was serx ed lfl fue courses to the NIISSQB Bowden Rob erts Anna Bell Atklns Gladys Fampbell Cormne C H9119 'Nlaud VS allace C adxs qchaff Ella 'Wal Qpruwzer and Vlllma Howell HAYRIDF VN e met at C lark For dell s and went on hls truck to the Flty VS aterworks C arrled a vlctrola Ice cream and s II'lClW1Cl'16S galore VK hen we were about I f 1' ' f H f O 5 so s TT - 1 V ' ' i - A-ia i I A ' .ik -l 4' ' ' O ' J? 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L ' ,I v T. 1 ' K ' ' sf ' s . 7 s 'I , , , n,l. f s, K 1 .53 3335 inlay iuiliniiliniinuynjiui -innings-Qu-3 -tl-3-?l3 0 ? 9 ? ff f own. 1920 H half way it began to ram We fully realized that when it rams it pours About a mile from the waterworks the truck stuck We walked the remain der of the way carrying yictrola records and eats We danced in the power house and ate lunch on the '7 s dam' All the while the truck was smkmg deeper but in the wee sm ill hours Mother Earth yielded it back to us and we came home again JI N IOR SEN IOR RECEPTION An ew ent that will always br ng pleasant memories to the faculty and upper classmen of H H S was the reception given at the Citv Hall Wednes day ex enmg 'Way 12 bv the Juniors honormg the class of 1920 Artistic ab llity was displayed in the beautiful decoration of blue and gold which made the hall seem to give forth the spirit and loyalty of school life Ex ery one was made to feel a welcome by the warm greeting given bv the Juniors a splendid program was rendered G L D s iThreem onej A social affair of the season adding considerably to the pleasure of the G L D s was the handsome dinner party at which Miss Ella Mal Springer was hostess The large table at which the eight members were seated was made wonderfully attractive with prettlly arranged decorations Follow mg dxnner Miss Wilma Howell entertained with a theatre party after which all returned to the home of Miss Sprlnger and enjoyed a slumber party tmmus slumber l The crowd included the Misses Kathelene Bow den Gladys Schaff Maud Wallace Anna Bell Atkins Corinne Givens Gladys Campbell Wilma Howell Ella Mai Springer SENIORS ENTERTAIN ADA FOOT BALL TEAM At the home ot the Senior class parents Mr and Mrs Harry H Dia mond the class entertained the Ada foot ball boys A salad course ID Sen lor colors black and gold was served The H H S faculty Ada team home team and Charles Ravburn Ada coach were guests HALLOWE EN FETES Sophomores charmmgly disguised from witches to fairies held vxgll with the spirits of Hallowe en at the home of Alma Oates The same evening the bemors in the personage of Colonial Gentlemen Red Rldlflg' Hood Huckle Berry Finns Gypsies ghosts clowns the God dess of Night Pzerrot and Pierrotette raided the home of a fellow Senior Kathelene Bowden T n f ' 0 V f H G 5. A so , , , , H . ' . . ! D vt J 7 ' l I .l. h--sh--- . , ' , KL - sy ,y Y , , Y 'A ' A L 7 . , L , Q . . , . . . - Music and games were enjoyed the first part of the evening after which , . , , . . . . . v . . , . . - 1 u 1 y , 1 1 u Y ' - . I ' D 1 1 - . . . , ' , Y . 7 1 - f . . . , '1 I 1 ' 1 i 1 , , .. v 9 ' 9 M ii -7.3 1l1n1uQ.1,l-3-31. 1? ltclicltnu-islamic-9.-3.4u4na1n13-91: O I. 3' 1920 1 FRESHMEN GIVE HONORS TO THEMSELVES Georgle Arnold proved herself hostess to the gayest Freshman event of the year on Not ember 6th The mam feature of the evening was the auctlon sale preslded over by Hugh Grey Lelber A very dellclous Ice course was served to the Faculty and Freshmen SOPHOMORE SENIOR HIKE Sophomores entertalned the Seniors wlth a Welllle roast at Roberts cave under the chaperonage of the Faculty A lunch of hot roasted VKQIHIGS buns pickles and toasted marshmallows was enjoyed G L D DANCE A pleasant memory that wlll hnger long wxth the G L D s IS the dance glven at the Oasis club room Decoratlons symbollc of G L D splrlt and those lrreslstable stralns of muslc made the room qulte enchantxng The gay partv was made up of the MISSQS Maud Wallace Cormne Glvens Ella Mal Sprmger Gladys Campbell Anna Belle Atklns Kathelene Bowden Gladys Schaft Wilma Howell Grace Stewart Messrs Lloyd Padgett Bill Long Jack Autrv George Eckles Frank Crutcher Robert Howell Earl Ihompson Clyde Chesnutt Carl t lvens Doc Allen Clayborne Howell HOME S ENTERTAIN Mr and Mrs C R Home entertamed the Senlors Wlth a llne party to the Palace ln honor of Kathelene Bowden who expects to spend the comlng vear ln the East After the show a refreshmg lce course was served at thelr home CThe dav before thls Mr Tlbblts had mysterlously dlsappeared but on thl evenmg he returned wlth a blushmg brlde SENIORS BANQUETED BY O U CLUB The O U Club gave a banquet to the S nlors at the beautlful home of Supt and Mrs L W Klbler on 9th and Burns Streets FACULTY ENTERTAINED A charmlng dlnnex party was given by Mlss Sue Washmgton at her home The house was beautlfully decorated in red and whlte COMMENCEMENT NIGHT After Commencement exerclses on Mav 27 the Senlors spent a pleas ant evening at the home of MISS Sue WdShIHgEOU Luncheon was served RECEPTION In horor of Imsh Lee Supt and Mrs Klbler entertalned the following guests at their home on Nmth and Burns Streets Masses Bow den Thomp son Elledge Lonsmger Howe Ball Bowden Coffman Campbell Ifrazler Mesdames Klrk Reeves Messrs Tlbblts Kxrk Watts Reews Lew1s Iee -2 l -1-.yininincynjninin-linqnniayujnnlilnii ' j Z y Ho A' 8' YV 7- , , L. . , l.. 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Debating Qfluh The boys and glrls debatmg clubs were organxzed early ln the Vear The glrls club was organlzed wlth Cladys Campbell presldent Ella Mal Sprmger hee Pres and Grace St wart secretary treasurer M1 Bowden coach 'Ihe boys club officers were Clyde Chesnutt presldent B C Isles VICE presldent Clyde Campbell scretary and treasurer Mr Tlbblts coach Anumber of mterestmg debate were held between the two clubs A debate was arranged w1th Vt etumka Phe boy and girls trxed out tovether tor the team of three to be sent Question Resolved that unlversal m1l1tary tramlng should be adopted by the Ln ted States Affxrmatlve Frank Crutcleer Wllbert Robmson Grace Stewart kegatlve Kathelene Bowden Gladys Carnpbell Jln Long h dGrades Gladys Campbell f1r t Frank Crutcher second Jlm Long t lr The same questxon was debated at Wetumka Holdenvxlle taklng the af flrmatne and Vt etumka the negatxve The declslon was given to the ne llZlV9 Holdeuvllle afflrmatlve I We tumka negratlve II najlltv-1-at ivftvi-'any-41.11-1.5.13-4,-3.....,1,, l N t 4 l F 4 0 . , . . 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I adv You you I9 not an IDX ahd you look strong and healthy Hobo Looks H16 deeenm ma H1 Nly father was born 1n Cr1pple Creek Colorado mv mother 1n PIIHXIIIQ Oh1o and I Wds born 1n Eryslpe l'1s Indlana If Latm s a dead langu tge I d hate to be a Qhost s1ghed Leta Scott she bent ot er l1er Ce'1s1r IXILISS Bowden Joel W1 1te the word debate 1n 9. sentence Joel VI hen I goes t1sh11'- I Sp1tS on de balt Posse D1dn t you c'1ll for help Wl1en Lloyd k1ssed Nou? Anna Bell Law' no l1e d1dn t need any ,HQQQQQQQWQWQQQQQOQQ I S 4 . f' 1 o f H M-lg YY' I X . ... ' , i - , ,. . , 4 . - 0 , 4' rv--If-1:1 - ':i'.'U ! 1 W , 0 J FB ' .f 57 5 IIN' 5-+1 -X J n . - x-,f I u ' 1 1 -1 .l,- IDI I l, I I . .- -1 : 'L Y-E. J. ' an 1 , 2 xl 5 9+ I I 1 I in . , X, I ff . 1 35' - --f f M' a --H ' le, ,YA : K .. in V - I fff,,i1 r -5-', ,,,x: LTA ' A L. X' -L----- ' CW ,, fi '.,i-.-:'-2 V ' ' 1- , -- -ffl, I f - 'O--+G-1 f -W, M ff , V- - -,A- I ' , U ' vy 5 I I u . , ' ll 1 a ' ry I ' 3 'A C ' ' ' 1 ' 'fy ' - N' . 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I 7 7 ' 7 I Y ,Q . - . . -1-u-0-gn-3.-9-.39 -tai'-tl-? 0 1 '7' Owl. 1.920 Freshxe One wl o dteen t know and knows l e down t know Sophomore One wno doeen t know but doe n t know he doesn know lunlol One who knovw but due n t know he kmowe Qenlor One who knows and knowb he know Iohn 'XI II ren Your 'Xlouth IN open Pmnk Howell I know 1t l le t xt open GOING h VR hx dxd Mlss Ilovden flunk you IH I atm? u Cruelty to annnalx e e How s that Excessn e use o nu pony Clyde C A ehepherd lb on wno ntunds sleep 1511 t he Niue I onslnger Fertalnly C lyde Ihen lb a coward one who nnnds cows? Nlr VN atte Now what do thev ralee ln NIGXICO? Robert Howard I re uee to swear ln Glas NIr Tlbbltk Ixathelen wny were you tardwl kathelene Ihe bell ranff before I got here lmproxe the Slllfllll fl lk Q XI 1th pfut1e pl o TI un l 1 In busy Jally w Us OI 1 eleallcnlnfftte lalsevm 'X e what tlme we 4 n t eh xblnf 1 t r false godcleseeq RI! Hl FOP OXII A ladv IH an upper berth Onte sCI'9'lITl9fl tor 'ill tnat me was woxth And wnen the porter tame she sud lhere IS .1 man bene 1th my bed Corlnne Hen e you a date to tne Iunlor prom? Nlaud No dearle but I rn golng to wear tlnk dre 2 to school today and truet to luck Nllws Ihornpson D1d you study your lesson last H1 ht' Harry I Oh yes an hour 'md a hal 'Xhss Fhompson XX ell don t forget to take vour book home tonlght you left 1t on mx deek lout nn nt -l , 1' 0 X' J nl I 51 ' 1 f D , ,. Y If. . . Y .S I I ' . l ' 1. ' C l A- - - 1 v , ' V ,l j ' ' ' ' 3 I . fl . . ug vw r 'v , 'Z Q , '., e I A 1 . . R, l 1 ' C ' I S. '. . . 44 ' . H , . . I I . w, , Y i sc ' xc' ' sv c ' . - - 1 . . 1. H ' v ' '.. n , , , ' ' H it 5 . ' V' .., v V' 4 . l v J. ' . , '7 ci 5 Ir. U . , .. if org 1 ' 4 ., ' v. 5' ' -. T' Y v ,' Guy. ' f . . we ' . 'N v ' ,. .1 x ' H O . I N e . .I , . A ,',i ,' , 4. - Y vs A x J - ,I 1 . . ww z ' , . . H w -I n A x n . Y we 66 v 1 . I 1 . l, . . . .' 9 k I' . 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K . , Y i ' ' 7 1 .- ' ' 7' -Y 1' , K rr ' n.5-4na1'll'-0l1'l-0vI1Ii-0Dlaugn-.3.nqpnItl4nqQ..,,-t, N -tr uintuuoneor -0-0--A--0-on-0--0-2 ff ' 0 L 1 1.920 E 12 lumm uf gli Q5 5 One night durmg the month of May the old owl of the class of 1920 was dlsturbed ln hls sohtary relgn by a soft rustllng of leaves Lookmg to see who would dare to enter his lonesome bower he beheld a long hne of whlte robed figures who proved to be the splrlts of former classes of H H S It IS commencement tlme and thelr hearts are filled wlth Joy mmgled wlth sadness as the tlme for leavlng the old school draws near gently whlspered 1919 as the other members of the councll gather around h1m Yes saxd 1918 soon w1ll the members of 1920 go out mto the World and thexr happy days of school llfe wlll only live ln memory They will meet llfe s problems bravely spoke 1912 and although the class wlll be separated thelr hearts wlll be united for the splrlt that H H S gxves to her chxldren ever lxves And then our old owl saw a VISION strange yet beautlful The sp1r1ts opened the gate to the land that IS called Now and he saw our own natlve land from shore to shore and the sons and daughters of H H S as thev falthfully served thelr mlsslons ln hfe The scene was encouragmg to the blrd for he reallzed that the et forts of our old Hlgh had not been in va1n The owl carefully made record of the mformatlon he learned about the alumnl of H H S As mornmg dawned the VISION vanlshed and he was unable to complete his task and therefore several of the classes are not re- presented 1n this annual CLASS OF 1911 Edna Wlse teachmg school Holdenvllle Ora CProthol Parks Fair vlew Helen QRoder1ckl Cordell Holdenvxlle Mlllle iD1amondl Roberts OklaC1ty Ruth QNeallyJ Bennet Holdenvxlle Mable tShanklej Pol lock Holdenvllle Mable Charleton teachmg school Kentucky Eula Rutherford at home OklaC1ty Lucy lllucasj Kelly at home Holdenvllle Kathelene fSm1thlTempleman Holdenvllle PaulmeH1cks 'P CLASS OF 1912 Johnnle Mlller manager Bell Telephone Holdenvllle Ethel Molon son teachlng school Holdenvllle Ahce Dunn stenographer Okla Clty Eff1eCGlove1l Reed Stxllwater Allce Means county superlntendent soflice Holdenvxlle Maude lHuffmanl Thompson Texas Geneva Durham No l l -1 H f 7 . 4 H 1 , 1 W . ! SQ . 'T ,W gl---T-'Y . ' - .ia ....., ' ' ' I UQ 'vb p 0 ll A . rv rv , i 1 , l H . . . . . .. I . 1 9 . . . ,, 9 9 , 1 V . fs va - u - . - 1 y 5 . . . . . ,, u ,' ' ! 73 an ' l ' . 1 1 . . . ,, . . . t , . , . - sa ya - . , ' , . V -1 . ' r , . YA V ' Q , A'- c Q y i' 1 X W- n , in A l . . , 1 - . - , 4' . , W 1' - ' . , ' . I . . , 1 - 1 3 . , - X Q qjninlnuiilnlilukll-jnnjnliuiulnygnijn -t-n-0--1--oo-g-4- -? 1 4 4 ' ' ' W f J Own. 1.920 l tary pubhc Holdenwxlle GeorgeL Mann Jr farmer and stockman Sapulpa V1rg1lSm1th deceased CLASS OF 1913 Grace fMOFFlSOHJ Arhngton Senlor ln E C S Nl Ada Paullne KMC Farhnl Walter Tulsa Marme Lawrence bookkeeper for Moore Elevator Holdenxllle Mary Ruth Bowden teachlng Enghsh and Latm Holdenvllle Nan Rider Capltal Bldg Washmgton D C Edna lHundleyJ Anglln Louxsvllle Ky Gay fCapshawl Young Holdenvllle Mary Clayton teach mg chool Stuart Bertha Cotton at home Holdenvllle Cec1lNxx dep utx coart clerk Holdenvllle Ralph Wltty farmlng Holdenvllle I l Heard Model Grocery Store Holdenvllle George Brundldge CLASS OF 1914 ThesselM1ller Adams Quahty Store Holdenvllle Nlta Mlller Flrst Natlonal Bank Wetumka Genxa Graham at home Holdenvllle Mlt tle Crabtree attendlng busxness college Oklahoma City Carrle Wlll Coff man teachlng muslc Holdenvxlle Bert Wallace Key stone Hotel Manager Holdenvllle Frank Jacobs farmlng Holdenvllle Lloyd Thomas Gladys Belle O11 Co Holdenvllle Vernon Young Cashzer Amerlcan Na t1onal Bank Holdenvllle CLASS OF 1910 Fred Cordell marrled Eva Ewlng Texas Herbert Young marrled Margaret Romberg Holdenvllle Joe Autry marrled Alva Lee Straln Dustin Goldle Murphew marrledb J Harrel Sprlngfield Mo Anna Mae Tucker at home Holdenvllle Mildred Scott marrled V H Schnek Oklahoma Cltv Jessxe Butts tramed nurse Oklahoma Clty Floss Sam mons marrled H L Sweenv Detrolt Mlch Ora Wlggs marrled Ashley Thedford Holdenvxlre Eula Ballev teachlng school Oklahoma Mane Bulhng married Orlando Okla Thelma Whaley at home Mlaml Ehz abeth Mann attendmg normal Kalalazoo Mlch Wxlma Bonds deceased Alton Mathls marrled Gladys Busey Tulsa Ehzabeth Fancher marrled Rlchard Sale Holdenvllle Ethel Hancock steno rapher Oklahoma Clty , 1 , 1 X H. 5 1. .1 3 Q A , , I E - T. . - y 'v -n M u . . . , ' ' ' f , . l . . . 1 .M . ' 1 ' ' . 1 - -1- vl . , i , , .1 , . . N- . - , . I L - - . 9 - ' s , . , - . , ' J I - . U . , . - . r , , . .. . , . . . . . 9 T ' 7 i . , - . ' . . . - . Y A . . - , . . . . - . Y 9 ' 7 9 . , A . , Jr., . 'i ' 1 - ., , . 9 l ' y . - . , Q . . Y . , . - ., 9 - 1 i . ' - y 1 f y . . , . ' Y t ' o L. ' . , - . . . . , . . M , , , - ., . . , ' . 1 1 . y - , . , g . .D . - 1 1 , . . ' , , y .v W - , ' A - , 3 , ' . uctviililliilnwiidileiailniiuiiiniqblvniduinlqpnaugunqnlltn ff! 01.4 1.900 l- CLASS 1916 Erna Rotz en Pamona Calif Beulah Noble stenographer Oklahoma City Willie Hutchinson married Charles Baxter Ohio Mable Hender son deceased Stella Henderson teaching Vlontana Nlelle 'Vlorrison mar r1edJ H Candm New Orleans La Katrina Mobley Arkansas Maude Woodside 'P Constance Davis teaching in public school Holdenville Algie Prince marriedA Brown WashingtonD C Bonnie Willingham at home Holdenville William Dunn attending college Louisiana Rivers Coffman oil fields Louisiana Pleas Hardwick attending Princeton Un iversity New Jersey Class officers TroyA Jackson President R O Bailey Vice Pres Jessie Raley Secreta ry Treasurer Marian Morris Washington Junior in O L Norman Agatha Claudia Moslander attending busine college Holdenville Mary Leah Fancher married Thomas Marks Holdenville Mary Ida Sherry teacher Holden Ville Doris Lelia Whaley at home 'Vliami Edith Cleo Chapman married Homer Rogers Tulsa Trojy Albert Jackson law office Holdenville Birdie Maurine Adams teaching -Dustin. Robert Olga Bailey law oH'ice-Holden- ville. Manilla Mae Meadors teachingeeDustin. Winston Eugene Fellers salesman-Tulsa. Jessie Ellis Raley married Earl RippeyeSilt. Bert Down- ing Paine sales manager Ford Dept. Wray-Dickinson Co. Inc.- Shrieve- port La. Dick Bland Breeding ld Lieutenant 161th Infantry 42nd Division A. E. F. -killed in action in France July 29 1918. Preston Lloyd Adair farmer stockmaneHoldenVille. Virgil Ch tpin Durham assistant cashier American National Bank-Holdenwille. CLASS OF 1918 Mollie Lee married Mr. Dawson-Wanette. Minnie Ex-a Nix married Dr. W. G. Shultz -Okl mhoma City. Ethel Dale, married Mr. Steelman- Sapulpa. Rebecca Patton tea hing in public school 7 Stuart Louise Hay i- land teaching near Oklahoma City. Emma Jane Coffman attending O. L. -Ixorman. C enewieve Witty attending Southern Methodist University Dallas Texas. Alle Miller teaching in public schooleKusa. Corinne Bell i iill iaylilw f 'I' ' I H f W ' , 5' , A 'T' - i - , ' . , - . 7 . . . . A . '- . , . , . , il . A 1 , ' n 1 W , 4 1' o , . J , 1 . , 1 M n s , -1- u , W- u y f w' ' 1 CLASS OF 1917 . , Q . . , ' .Q , - . . . . . Y . C , . .f-- . , O SS Y I . , - E . y - , . , -1 . , N W - Y 9 M n 1 7 5 V Y Y 7 3 1 , s r' ! 7 7 ' Q q v v , . 2 , 1 J 1 L 4 , 1' v , 1 I '1 c . fi 7 , C . u 3 1 v x 7 , '1 v , 1 1 , 1 , c N c . , X 5 -fnpfnfsinilnllitllysilnlllisinllg i+'ff,Mif,i- w Owl.. mf Iof attendmg Oklahoma Baptlst L mverslty Shawnee Audd D Da1ley Amer nan 'Natlonal bznk Holdem rlle Wllllam L 'NIcGoWan tlrst Natronal bank Holdem llle C LASS OF 1919 C lass OHIICQYS Robert Eall Thompson Presuient Ruth Ann Snyder X me Pres Katherxne Stewart Secretary Treasurer enulle Nlma Stucker at home Holdem 1lle Gladye Roberts attendmg Oklaho na B3pt1Sf L nn erbltx Shawnee Ruth Shy der attendxrg Clnelnnatl conseuatoxw ol mubrc L1nc1nnat1Oh1o Zora Daw enpolt teachmg Sasak wa M1ll1eC'1pshaW teachlng Carson Tennle kaube teachmg near We tumka Berua Lee Groee teaehmg Sasakwa Earl 'lhompson cotton bus mess Spauldmg Sax ers Denmb attendlng Oklahoma Baptlst Inn erslty Shawnee W xlham Means teachmg near XX etumka l'llll1f lj l l1.-l N N' H. ff 7 H Q 5: or O ..f - i 92 . ,, -......... 1 1 if A' 7- u L A . ' .1 , L 4 i L -Edna Lou Porter, teaching-Center. Karherine Sf6V?fiElI't, at home-Ho'ld- 4 5 714- f 4 l l l l l 4 . I? inuiakln aialunbmli SENIORVILLE GAZETTE E 5 WO C Ld-S B' 258 iii, W F X El V V: .1 A we 351 3-.X nfl 4 -Y fl LR ITL! f no us l ff fMm!ZZy 'G ,Mm 1' M of X X 4 ff- -fi yu :flu Y 0 R Au z S 9- i Liz- 0 VJ! H EN? M WNXXX X X 1'-.21 P X f X I H576 1 O Bc 6 'YY Q ff' X 1 Ovemu WU? ,Ita t q Hun .Mol Luv IV 3 5 W ' 'F l.:- O Eg i 3 , 2 A Quai Zap amy Stn N X f WT C3-may 'WAI E HELP WANTED Sandwlch makers men between .20 Sz 90 Apply Ryans Dax IS Semor Bakery A good looklng Chap to count W 1le she practlces muse Kathe ene Bowden Wanted A Jap walet to curry her powder puff Joy Stucker 3:0 Rat Row Xl ant heart Qmashers bmnerteb lvfht Splfltb and heavy purbee Staff Oflice FEMALE HFT P VX AN TED AQSISLRHL operator Baby X amp type Robert Howell Grand Theatre Stenographer must be young beautlful and speak Fr nch Clvde Campbell Housekeeper muet be unattractlve old mald or wxdow Nlrs F L Tlbblts FOR SALE One pony named Caesal well tralned Benme Huvlues C laesen Boulex ard Bargam' Xl ae EE1 now 980 Collect on of worn fountaln pens btub penuls enrap paper scrap book fdummxl p nnphlete How to pubhsh an an nual bpeclal attractlon to Jl1Y110Ib Call at Edltor s oiliee NIIQC ELLAN EOLS Prof Clalborne Howell s danemg echool I earn to wurffle the modern may Instructlons ln xoxee Cllyde NIcCor'n1ck Chebnutt Commgl' At the Metropolxtfzn I nna Doc Allen and lns Batlunff Beautles . .I ' vw U l A .- . f Q ' - 'Lfn our lniu'mrs,s.,.,c,, , n enzanpzner Hfvlher' f I xx . ,'IKl 'Nurs-1-. in h 'ru eavverly- E 'X -fi 'l . lv 2 M ,. . 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Qthc lllalur nf Sainte in nriru Thls subject recalls to us two lmes from our great nature poets Come forth lnto the llght of thmgs let nature be your teacher says Words worth Poets so often compare llfe to nature but whv not for zsn t hfe nature? So many of us today go stumblmg on through a world of maternal thmgs and devote our tlme to educatlng ourselves by thmgs that man has made If xt happens to be our misfortune to mlss the chance of rlsmg to the helghts of educatlon obtalned from expenslve colleges or lf we mlss the opportumty to mmgle wxth the wealthy where smllmg frlendshxps greet us we feel a bit down trodden In reallty thls kmd of courtesy ns so much a form a mock a pretense and a sham yet we are sometimes wont to feel and often thmk that we are mx slug llfe s best We have the foolish bellef that we are doomed to take the mldway trall and peg along feelmg that the world IS just a blt unfair to us word suggests somethmg dwme' All nature IS the vxork of God s own hands and a message dlrectly from Hlm IS to us ln every flower ln every plece of nature and IS not a message from God whose world we llve ln greater than anv man can g1ye'7 We thmk of something else Wordsworth said One Impulse from a vernal wood can teach us more of man of moral evxl and of good than all the sages can We get a dltterent vxslon and a more beautlful meamng of nature from Just that llttle passage taken from the works of one of our greatest nature poets Thus when vue read nature m poetry we feel love for nature IH our selves that perhaps we did not know was there Then we begxn to reallze and ln fact understand ourselves better m the lxght of our love for nature We suddenlv feel that we are rxch also that every one IS blessed wlth God s constant falthful teacher Nature IS one of vouth s best teachers of llfe and the mner soul for n youth we form our pattern of what our future lxfe wlll be From one of Bryant s poems we get a beautlful thought Be xt ours to mechtate ln these calm shades and to the beautlful order of Thy works may we learn to conform the order of our l1V9S Apply that to youth to ourselves person allv lsn t 1t a wonderful thought that just naturally truly and beautifully helps to build our llV6S strong and pure? And here are other thoughts that have come down to us from our great poets and as we read them they leave engraved ln our hearts a lesson that IS prlceless The flight of a water fowl uf 'f 0 tj I H X I SQ Y W W f -- , . T' ' ll 2 I W 1 . , L, , ' '9 I . - . ' li . - - , 77 -- 5 9 N . ' . , . - ! .. A W 'Y .. . . , U 9 s s 1 I . But Oh! how great a lesson we get from nature! Nature -the very . . . . 1 , i Z . . . . Y 3 . ,n . B, . v . . Y N I Q A. ' Y M T Y 7 ,. l n ,, V. . , . . 9 1 . 9 . A' s - ' , ' . ' ' i , ' lf I o ,A 7 ' CA ' l . . ' 1 - ' as 1 . y I y , t' 7 l'll ll i.l M 131: -aunt'-in-tl-ll-W :ol vt-tl-O--illtllcil-tlstvain -4:4-in-0--9--9--guna:-0-nz 'X X OWL T 1.94.0 llI' ln the dlm mxst above the cold salt foam the lesson xt taught of how a power d1v1ne gulded the lone blrd s way along that pathless coast The fllght of a skylark seems a symbol ofthe helght the soul can reach on earth lf we adhere to the call of our lnner selves The strength and lmpulse of the wmd create In us a love for nature Poets who have glven us these thoughts have for many years been on Eternlty s shore but Bards of passxon and of mlrth ye have lett your souls on earth Poets seem g1fted to fmd themselves and analyze these deep surgmg emotlons that we ourselves feel but cannot understand Poetry IS an ex pressxon of our own thoughts IH words that we can understand In this art we often tmd a verse that lS exactly what we have felt but dld not have the power to reveal Emerson says In every work of genlus we recognlze our own rejected thoughts By the poets beautltul medlum of expressxng these hldden feelmgs we understand them and then we reallze 1n truth our unconclous love and ap pretlatlon of nature In thls broad busy world we pralse man for lnventlons and new de VICCS put lnto use from somethlng of apparently no value to the modern progress of the yy orld But are not poets just as great lf not greater? They take the slmplest parts ot nature that seemlngly have no meaning of value and IH them tlnd symbols of God s love and teachlngs a beautlful mes sage from Hlm wx ho gave Us l1te and qualltles not developed but for us to develop By the poets who are hls falthtul teachers and revealers ot nature wx e learn to teel a deep love and appreclatlon for all that pertams to the natural may of llXlIlg Yes we have a grt at love and deep appreclatlon for nature because of hours spent wlth our poet s works Tne poet s alm however IS not only to make us have a deeper feelmg for the flowers and blrds and trees but IU them he expects us to see an ldeal ot pertettlon reyealmg God s loxe for humanlty Fake for example the rose ln all Its purlty and beauty Read er 1n that flow er th Qreator s masterplece ot the floral world do you not see hte ln the truest senstl Fr mm the tlny bud lts petals gradually unfold ln all thelr splendor and fraffrante glvlng the atmosphere a breath ot sprlng and the beautltul Thus cannot our llyes unfold each day IH purltv and beauty as the 103 and give toxth to the vyorld the fragrance of loxe kmdness and serylcel f 1 Q X 1 Ho ' Y Sl f ,4 , , Y . 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A . , . ,y LITTL F MAQIDE f'-5 via- ga-.snrwr 2 l illllilutnnicysyninigiaiuimiz O I. 1900 Qyhc 5-'lr111111 Q,I1.1t 6.11110 QL1 uc CAST OF CHARAC'1 ERS Nan Washrngton One of the Poeple Gordon Clay Foreman of the Works Mar aret Byrnes Loyal and 'lrue lVIrs Jenkrns Keeper of the Boardrng House Angelrna 'Vlaud Her Daughter Jack Brown A Cub Reporter Mrss Loursa Hawkrns One of the Boarders Florabel Mullrns A Poetess Nlrss Mehrtabel Brddle A Quffraffette Bobble Byrnes Ay erse to C ollege VS omen Emmy Lou Norton Fond ot Fairy Tale Delphrne Nlorton A college Craduate Peggy Crlbert A Brownrng Frend Brlly Best Captfun of the Varsrty Team Nlrs Allarre 'lhe Chaperone Dorrs Hall An Athletrc C rrl lord Algernon Regrn rld qtrarght from England Charles Nor ton Owner ol the XX orks C ladys Campbell John Coffman Gladys Schaff Sue VV ashrngton Nlta Vaught Clarborne Howell Gertrude Capshaw Kathelene Bowden Ryans Davrs B C Isles X ry ran Brlby hathelene Bowden bue VS ashrngton Frank Crutcher Alta Dale Ry ans Dax rs Clarborne Howell lrm I ong QCENE A Factory Town TINIF Present Dav IINIF OF PLAYINC About Two Hours and Frfty Nlrnute ACT I Parlor rn Mrs Ienkrns Boardrng House week be ore Chr rstmas AC'l Il lrwrng Room rn the Norton Hom the du be ore Chr rst nas AC l lll Sun Parlor rn the Nor ton Home C rrrst n rs ew enrn l l eiutnqbn-in-6-a-9.-3iquinn5nins.gg.g...9 -1-si-:Bai-fri! -0- :Q l f f X ' X Z H - f W 0 5 - ...J I Q V ta ----.:-1 . 1 ,. 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T' 1.920 GQLIUIJIIUIIE 4F1um 51111111 Ilan THE DREAM THAI' CAVIE TRUF Yonder IQ t e bud ot happmess Wlth some he does not care to l1Hg9I upon others he sheds the full fflorv of hls happmess upon many he drops on ly a feather of hls golden p umage There IS tle laurel Wreath ot fame It would be a gr at tlung to haye tlre pl udlts of tle nultxtude wouldn t lt? But tl ere are other thlngs Worth Whlle X ou female sufflaffette' It am t so Iruch the man that dr1y es women crazy as lt IS the lack ot htm Angelma Nlaud shan t ney er learn to dance It s tlfe corruptln lnflu ence of youth She shan t never learn to play cards I d just as soon see her monkey ln W th ure and bmmstone as them httle black and red spots Chrlstmas sp1r1t xndeed' People don t thank you to send them lovmg thoughts nor p1eture cards nor nothm else I bought th1s vase for cousm Kate Why' It s broken' Ol course xt s broken' I bought lt that way She ll thmk lt got smashed on the road We often break ou1 hearts trylng to keep that wh1ch was ney er meant for us How llttle I leahzed that loye IH 1ts gre Itest bro ldest sense was mme fox the aslnng the loy of humanlty It s only the memory that hu1 ts and only memory that heals I xfe IS gust a game ot card Hearts are trump for some dmmonds fall to the lot ol othels whlle some of us may hold the yoker but our success depends upon the dlscaxd and the Cley er Way we play our hands I eaye the room Angelma Nlaud Darlln You shan t haye your feel IH s hurt On Ha I am t got no feelm s I been reused IH a bofmrdm house' How do you keep youl hands so soft? Ah dontha know I sleep n gloy es Do you sleep IH your hat too? tLest we forffet J 1lrili'i :illu5g3gjf-3.33,-3'-li-N c if I HQ V I ' ,. ' I U 5 'Amr 1- ' Q P' Q ' ' . . L x I . - 5 C V' 'f' at , V H I I G H . 1 .N . . Q - ' 1. . . xl , ' ' - N ' ' 1 - f r 1 ' - ,- D V - a .. v ' ' '- I 7' V c - f A . sz - , ' , ' Q ' 1 A 4 , 4. .V Q . N . Y , . - A 2 e A , - 1 - 77 4 U V . ' 9 . ' f , C., . I If c Y . . I , . ,, cz. ' f r , 7 ' 7' Q . ' . I ' . U I Y - y - v I . . f. . . Y , V rs . - . - Q ' 1 ' 7 77 41 4, ' ' nr za ' v ry cc - ' v , ' , r - , ' an ps . K . K . za f , ,' ' , H if I I l ' . . w 4 I w 1 W - ' I 1 . 5 4 . N , . .-' ,Y YG ' . 77 o N . it ,ef Y v 1 w- v r - v yy e ' , L A e. za ' ' ' N ' , ,, , I - . ,r 5. , s , C ' 1 L K , I If 'S 1 - 1 Y v 7 K sf' af Y - W, - . , v J ' , I' , ,, f - ' ' sa .x v 4' y ' 1, -1 - . , . , I , A ,. C - H H , , , sr ax A . ' 9 7 I.. , , 17 as Y Q - Y ,y s f Q X THE STAFF AT WORK Ely: Elzmh uf Gut in the land of Make-Believe 'Tis there the adventurous youth Has gone on conquests great and broad, Of life, and love and truth. Out in the land of Make-Believe The streets we Walk along Are bordered with beautiful thots Which are in truth the shade tree's song. Out in this land of Make-Believe Every stir is an echoing song illillif-?gL'liP11l3 iOf silent melodies in our hearts, That sooth and rest when all is wrong. Out. in the land of Make-Believe Where dreams are in full sway, These are the travels of youth, Travels that last but a day. Hut dreams of today are the real ' of tomorrow And every life has its own ideal: So dream on in the land ol' Make- Believe Find strength to make them real. it31Ii c71D31lin1l 3 njn nfI ll iliiliillilfliilililliiiiliiilllilbiq 1 f 'f I X Owl.. , ,A ii f 'ii' . 1.90 'ii , ff ff' An. P UNCENSDR EDN bmi 3-'QQW IX 145.1 milf '33 LUR 1575546 79d,Tl5 317763 -jajiqgfuniqj gg: inf... din? 0313 iii: nauaiiniatluininnjoabnqi Owl. N 'O OO O In I IJ IH 1 IH I!! gnu HMI HH .L IH inilifanjfiuiatnujnininngninqgninugninniuiuiu vt-o-a-4-o--o--o--a-l-e--ove--o--s-o--o--o--a--n--o-z 4 .... ... Q 5, 1 i 4 fi' 1 ' HF, L fn , in B1 5 Z WVU . ua Z U 3 Ill 5 4 ., i X Owl. I 1 .. IH. I I 5. I A I 1920. DIXIE CLOTHING STORE A I CPI II HFIELD Prop HOME OF HART QCHAFFER 8: MARKS CLOTHES MANHATTAN SHIRTS EDWIN CLAPP QHOES JOHN B STETSONI HATS Holdenvllle Ok'ahoma GLX NI BLCHINER O11 Investments Farm Loans H ALFY ON DAX 5 Old I recmn Wu e5 mth IIOWIH robei I equlred as mates no patlent Iob One dld not haw to know the knack OI hookm W1 ey up the back ni3ah6ri'iaiglr.4-hguda5:-agsd.3mib1,,dg,,.,.:,,.,,'i.-6.-o. I I S4 I I I I in A I I U I A I I I I I I I wiffil O- OOOOI I I, - I ' , 4 4 I Ag' , Nj-bl I .5.Q--55.31-5160:-.juni-0-anitbneiiiu iuuiin-jinqjhbuniotirai f CJvlL - ,.zs2o. EMPRESS READY to WEAR d Ch ld READY TO WEAR A ll 1 NIILLINERY HANP DENNIS New and Second Hand Goods Sllm s Cafe Open Day and Nlght T 5 4 I 5 I 3 1 J iii uguintndi-I? :Quin -iniqjinujn i :Ii- hifi inf: :Quai 'ii- i' iii' N' 2. Ladies' an i ren's Fu ine of L , LT DEALER IN ' 9 .4--0-q3.-+..q3-..5--o--o-u4l'-Olu4u-0-It--01-Ql-O1l4-'0 0' 3 l nj lildilntulliainin-ini:-3 abutt- fi 5 ini 14-07 tuiliflil Y... OWL 1.920 C lty Garage Whlte Front Cash Grocery Staple and Fancy Groceries E P KELLY Sc SGN 03' C2 1713313 41:5 Qui it-CC' t? in fin inc-0-is 21334- N-Qui-3-34-34:-3-3:-pp4natvetniii'l 7W su: H f ' 0 I I H. f Q 5. ' - u Q I Phone 407. H. E. STEVVART, Mgr. 'WISEMAN BROS., Props. Phone 414 VVhere Courtesy and Low Prices Attract Phone 35. ict-sd-crumb-ui-r it-Gtr ll-satan:-Agn-a+u5...4-e5.q0--1. 5 K Owl. -1920 Chas F Roberts Sc Company DyG d th gShe d t FLLL LIINE OF GENTS FURNISHINGS DEERING S GROCERY Staple and Fancy Grocerles J?01ec6 I -Quin ainutsnjlin i W Ji ful ini ini nfs i lin 1 iii i willilllllltiltlllllullluinlclaiainguquqgpqglgn I -., I ff f I 4 H f I 8. - A f . , 2 Sole Agents for U Low Prices on r oo s, Clo in, osan Has I I T I Phone 78 Phone 78 9 Phone 185 4 THE UNIVERSAL CAR: ' Phone 63 no-so-momma-sanneiiiz --o-'Onto-ut-u-stratus--0-at--on-0-SKI --w Owl. 1.99.0 141101 1?-?l'Q-I?'3lw5-uW-li?l3lllGrlirl6la4mu6m-3ma9:u4nnuouqqh-.g 51??lill3iu5QJ t-31-45.3-7,3-3-7,5-7-3.5 Y Q f I T 3 f 2 eystone THIIGFS S Htl SLITS NIADE TO NIEASLRh ptd 2 tfl ANGLIN 84 STEPHENSCN ATTORNEYS AT LAW l ':-c--e--s--.9--o--gn-p-g--g-4-oo--4'--9-'O'-9 '9 3 unix: ' 4 H f T 6 v X f k 5 H. I , 6 5' T , , f f - , ' .Sk --V' ' , 5 ' ' 4 0 J. R. HILLIC, Proprietor Keystone ofe Bldg. Phone 230 k W xx I vlrr MN -Q F -N' '- I i M U' I I ot I tl ' g th - k '-1 ' ,Q 1' k . F' H5 tl p ' T' I st o I I . I k d p d q d: 'Ml' 7 d W1 ot ' tl ld ' j my -,,,.,,, , , .- Q I N li iliiii IO' iii illliliz 1 X 1 Own. 1 1.920 DALTON 35 BARNARD HARDWARE sf FURNITLRE Holdenvllle Oklahoma St 111 qtudlo AC1 1 0111 xhomi De lr Hu' XM Inu xef enum 111 pu tum 'md find ex ozxtmnff em1re1x t factolx 1111 wo11 ls bp1Lnc11r1 md nov up Well IU 411 our enffx IX mga V10 '1 QUI9 xou uw M11 U1 1f11x renommend xour woxk to the hm cllsgmen ind people 0 H 1111 m1'1e '1 11 mkm xou fm tHe prompt lttentxon 'md DWYILHKQ xou 11 ue shown m h 1I1d11Il the plxotogmpluc wolk fox oux mnu 11 we ue H ouu um t,IL11W Owl Stdif L 11dx C' 1mpbe11 I u Nlgz 2-0u-0v-6-w6va--n-4-uu-Iunh61-6da0rfo-i-ivu6--O 0- l' 'O'-N SQ L- I ii , i A Y ,. . , 4 - -'mv Q Y 1 , , 1 N-. - 4 L L K Q 1 2, 'Z L. 1 'A a 4 . 1 . 1 v ' N 'Y 14 ' li V qvl' ' vw .v in ' 'X 1 ' lst , A. 5 .billa- ' .v , v --'. . 3 ' . .1 . , ' . -. f ' K. . x . 1 L . wh hr ' 4 Y N . V , 9 . . , , ,. K ,,.. 1 cb. I ,Nc x ,y L. .11 C' . 7' Q 'c. , 4 1 1 Q 1-. i D v 1 I . ' v I ' 1 12 Q. . . Z c Q 1 ' A 1 V , 2 g .L Av .- . .2 Z' . Z., ' -. vi., 1 v ' x 5, .7 11 7 wi vv - 1 . '. v- . X r JL .5 Q , 5 s.- '. -5.9--7.3uqnoiuuisuhsinsiultujncliitllllliillivklilhbriivlivir OWL o Compllments R 0 BGMAR 1.92 PALACE THEATRE L B CI-IESNUTT LBR C0 T y t S t PRICES d QUALITY l i 5 cjsinqlfl ici 6 ijnalgnqggqngjuynllilllltj QQQQQQ Q tai 40-hi! if-in 64105: 45:3 ii: 00--in iq:-gh: -gr-is -5:51:32-'62-I I-6-if-I Na..- ltlinuiclnilutliniukanlianyajn-ynini-34: OVJL 1.90 A B LATTA GROCERY tDy We can sell close for We sell for cash only Ph Ball Electric Supply I' W Gland Llberty Theatres .1 inf: 5 li l ll g l ln l F l 79 , l 2. 5 l - S' f :Q . A Q 51 Q1 l ' ' A 2 . l ll 2 E- l l 'D Q S' 5 l ,H ,,, mn h . U 'E 5- 'U :1 2 l l S 2 l S 'A -3. FW' ffl' l m :- 9 90 1 ' D' 5' G6 2 - gi UQ m gd ' A 0 6 F 3 5 C m XX SL 3 9- 1: l H XX G ' H 2- E' l 2 232 2 X ' m S U 5 o l llllll Q rg 5 Z I 5 9' rn S11 'U l V M we 5 - Q l' l 5 l Li ' 4 W 3 Q li i fb Z in in 5 i 5 at-gn if q3'l ini: if h0l Q 2 4 555153134 3 313:53 ilqjliuiulajuiilajajiinili Q Owl. DUTTON DRUG COMPANY ELLISTON Compllments Class of 1 7 4 4 I 4 4 4 4 4 I ......l i' i C4515 iii vivivivf.-3-4:--3 iliuuivilrsicqn 4 Q 4 4,4 ' as 4 ., 5 an 4 Q 2. '11 Q EH 0 g ig -2 P ss 2 2 E. O 4 4 V3 E , -3-015-juni: ajnhimju 1-03 inhjuckiu 3:3 iuiii-ii:-joinhjunj OWL 1.90 F uglts JOHN CORDELL C STANFGRD Drugs B y D VVHITWANS CANDIES Compllments ROY LEWIS iilis l ii if 3:5 inf: ii: ij-nj mii- i ii' N 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 L... lwOlul-c7nvQ-ulluO-u?vll1l?lvtvIO-l?vlF'l'0'IO'Il?'!4'lIl?luivuiufniaquugpgg- -3. OWL 1.920 EIN GRAY ED BY SOUTHWESTERN ENGRAVING C 0 Fort Worth P t d by LASITER PRINTING COMPANY Wewoka, Oklahoma Q Quin lui :Qui C?'i0C? cit3 02:15 107' C3 1:3 vQ-mq- aff 5 2 E E f 5 s 2 L... imiinui-3 10-in iinqju 3:03 1j -9:5 civcintr lui W , ,Z Owl. HARRY H. DIAMOND, Lf. A. Ol' er, R. O. Bailey, P '. X -P 9 Treas, CJNDOLI GIL 8a GAS CO O11 81 Gas Le'1seQ Drlllmg Proposltxons R03 lltles and Productlon -1920. il T f 4 3 3 5 3 hir-tvliicqnibiliv 1 Q-:Ar TO- t gl G 5 g ' Q . qt . Ili I : z FP 5 Q ii i -9- ill hi in Mini! i lOl M.,- int--in-in -gnlndiutvetli-?'i f'3'W Owl.. 1 O Atlas Abstract Company Established 1904 Capital 310 000 00 BONDED ABSTRACTERS Holdenvnlle Oklahoma 'II 9 qhorft trIS1o1tStJI'1eS CI xptu I III h zptu II 1 C h mpt r III 1 L I I eau II Dough I II. Show C hapter Lhaptel Q haptcr I NIZIICI on II Nlald Won III Wade one C hdpter C h xpter C haptel 6' ii'liHilllll6'11ll3l11uin1nqg3,,1- . I I I H. - Y K I lil A I I ' :: , . I I I I - I I 'K . 'fs' SHII ' f: ' A Heard invl-I. H:-S. CII 1- I. PIII, I T z ge . HI I . I' . 4 I I . . I N N -ll-7-li-13'-lhcttlisulnngnuyn 13:33 -gain-pn 03 tang: 5:5 6:3 5:31 5 : i0ll :Qs-3 lhgCn -0'-il hi Owl. - ..192o. When School IS Out Follow the Crowd to Shankle Smlth Hardware Store You Cant Nllss It Everybody Goes There uni 1'hyN dth l Oklh Compllments LAFE SPEER Alostraetor HOLDENVILLE STEAM LAUNDRY d Dy Al BREH NK HITE I p ld ll kl l .N iii: ini! ini t o. sl ' -4 ll 5' l Q he '4 l ' l 5 O' r 4 ' ' l 4 l 1 M 4 5 9 E . Q 5 ll L W 2- Q . Q 4 v . i 5 tb l FD C 'f l 2 l E Q E l O E , 4 2 2 Q U- fn 1 6 99 ,.. Q Q o l .D C5 4, 1 l fa l 3 ' 0 4 D , -4 in ui- ii li 14:5 synag- l 3 ll l N' 14...- -or--0--on-Q--0--on 9 '4 '.-'aww Owl. I 0 -9- if U?'3 1lfP 'F8'l!W'4' wilful' -hem- 1!Q'l!!'l9'! Q I I 1 sa f 1 I I I I e C R CORDELL OILS An Independent organlzatlon KEROSENE GASOLINE MOTOR OILS FLOOR SWEEP CYLINDER OILS TURPENTINE CREAQES We haxe wezv kmd ot O11 for exuy purpr Q 'X ence enable u to 1T.l:IX vom every mend m oul me SERVICE and QUALITY Our excellent f0ClIltl8S are at your command C R CORDELL Class I2 Manager I -N It f 1' H. ,X I M KY X ' - I ' 'i 92. E I I I 2 ny years of sf-ientiflc study and practical experi- ' ,X J j S S: ','.v -. . 1 .v , , ' . + 4 I l s ' - 9 9 , '5 - I+ X -- , vs. nic?-71311--tri-ltinelay-71-44.-759-7-iz ff C Own. 1 j 1 -1920. Draughr s Prachcal Busmess College Shawnee Oklahoma C xx es thor ugh practlcal courses 1n POOKKEEPINCN PENWIANSHIP 'SALESNTANSHIP SHORTHAND TYPEVVRVI INC and ALI LONINIERCIAL SLBJECTS We also save xou from fixe to SIX months tlme Ask for our Catalog M S CHEATHAM Mgr Draughn s Practical Business College '71 23 NX N am Street Shawnee Oklahoma Compllments R M McFarl1n MON EY TO LOAN Un good farm anvwhexe and on ond Holdem xlle Cm r md nee 'Xlonu re 1dx when paper axe S1 ned C R HONIL H0ldEIlN1ll8 Okla , I l 1. ! ,. 7 . . I ' , 0 V , . , , v , v 1 1 1, M 'L ll , C 4 ' , A l T N 7 1 ' '1 W , f L' 1 J 4 J. T N , v ' J ' . . , . , . . . ,r . ... - . -1 , , Q 0 O I . l 1' ' 4 .L T ' S U ' c C fl 1. V' es' 9 S. A lt' E U' S ' ' .xg . w , F ,' I . . . , , . 2:33-Qnniilnjlcjliiltlllililiillllililli 53 11:5 ali il -tilt' its-Qi ii o 503 i 0713! utullllillltll 'iii' Y... frlndbvil livilvlv -JD-1' 191-uni-nngpqgp R E BAILEY CITX BARBER sl-1011 Owl. 1.920 Lamberts 1 fu il ufnqjiai isis 'ini I3 KeystonE Hot:-:L ickciiluinsis 2, Rebman SL Ambrose illii z'? Q'tl 'iliiif' N1-Q-en4n -?vi'4 77 '7 H' I I H ' X Q 5' , f . i H Compliments of Every Thing To VVear For Those VVhu C You get everythin f in Groceri S Fresh and Cured Meats t Hy trading at PTIOUQQ Holdenville 70 and 410 Qkyahoma -4--0-2 32 inci- ini -0-hill 55 ii 51-3 in-3 itil? :Chai spain ilu-illi- il W ff f WL 0 190 O Semuqole Pubhc Serwce Co IOP Holdenvllle Okla Ice, Llght, and Power Every thing Electrlcal Compllments CITY BAKERY FKFSH RRP -XD EX LhX D-XX 4 I 4 4 4 4 4 4 1 4 5 4 5 43 5:55 ini: ii 2 9' F 3 4 4 4 4 44 4 I! W' 4 44 5 . '4 44 A Q +- A 44 4 4, x 5 E 3 7 . 5 V ff? ff 4 4 i :L U FU V Z3 .Hd I ,A ,A hh H- ' . 5 90 ' 4 ' 44 H - n 4 A4 . ,S V, I. - 4 '- X .j H . . rlie li X i 4 - Lf .. 4 ' 'T 1 4 N 4 5' K. 45 C, Y . M., ' 4 4 ' I f 4 4 f k T 5 ii 5 is lf! W ini: :bli- Q iii i -t1uO'!I3'B9 iI!I0ll3'a+vuu3u-0un.i--g-5p-q--5-.3-0- 5 li fztjliil ii Y.. The Customer Nlust be Satlsfled CWI. 1.920 Model Grocery SL Meat Market Staple and Fancy Grocerles t d V g t l J I GIVENS E d l Taylor Dry Goods Compary Next Door to Kelly s 51115 in-in aiqiniuqi 3:3 :ji uinajajgjqy-5 i Z -- vr-ou-J--1uv..gn-Q--gn:-9--t--t-'1 -0 4 7 N l i V H f .F , Z F , f H' F I l L in Fresh and Cured Nea s, Fruits an b Ph 60 Real state an Oil Investments A '- Natl Bank Bla g.. Holdenvll Ol'l . V 1. T 7 L ' ,4 lCll1s1nilXl3il313qjg g ff X Owl. if zse thai ll-it li--306-with-to OO--in it-its It-1-lil-tnltlujnup-ng, inn!-:faqs hjnugnaj-4nQn. gtngg-3, f 'Til Y... 4 4 4 3 4 4 I 5 4 5 4 5 4 f 4 2... The Store That Saves You Money fol VK omen Hoelelay AT YOUR SERVICE THE COIN DEPT STORE Our Effort IS to Wm to Please to Hold Your Trade We give you what you call for Hind Tulol ed Lfuamnfeed All leathex Su1tSf0l Hen Shoe for 'Xlen N' '2 Q I Q 4 H. , i 4 n. f 4 5. T ere.. 1 Q 'f , -V j-3,2 L E- ' 5 Printnes Garments Buster Brown , . 4 O . 9 9 O VL utmq -3.-ings-in-4n.1n-2:-J-lt'-3'-i 74'4 ' 'I 1 OWL f :of If xourXX111ter hem 1es ire bLU1IlY'11l'1f to becon e 11ot11e1blx UI'1COIH4OI'tlb1Q we 1111 lte xou fo dl op 111 md look ox 1 tl LS 11 w 111 1 11s 111 rmddle V191 ht ath emo ur11c11 11111 to o p1QC't 111ts Sou ll f111d tl em ew ptlomllx Wdl H1111 11 d u11usu1Hw puped 1t :pl to So toe bult OLII Nlotto QL I HH 1r1c15h1KXICiu ADAMS QUALITY STORE' Holdemllle Okh Atkms Clothmg Store Kuppenhenmer Clothes, Bostonian Shoes Thoroughbred Hats w1U11 '1ke any boy wm 1f QIQQQ and pu 011211 fzppearance lung 1115 tmnfv to do v11t1 lt VK e 11 ug mem Con-e ln and let us dress you up iniifiIP9'll6l1'lilii'a1n.3-.3,ll,-5-li. G - 'W I 1 I-I f 7 , , Z X, H' 1 I 59 - Q V Y u 11 34 do ' - l V 4 I W7 H H 7' QU c 12-1. i J . -A I ' . L xv A' 2 y ', - ' j 4 ' ' ' z ' fe' 11:9 Q 3 i1,1 . 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