Hominy High School - Buck Yearbook (Hominy, OK)

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ALICE JEAN MULLINS-I love to giggleg don't I prove it? Glee Club 'l.2, 'L3, 'Mg Band 'L.2g Octette '52, 'Mg l .H.0. 'l+2j Pep ,Squad -1.55 wfrhmke Awfulnyl 'hhg Xmas Cantata 'L3g Librarian ' 1.23 Oklahoma Honor Society 'b3n 'b53 'Tho Singing GhostW 'L5. HAZEL IXJRNAN--Like a turtle, I'm slow but sure. Oklahoma Honor Society 'LBS F. H. 0. 'Mg Perfec' attendance 9 year, ILZ. BOB LACRONE-A farmer boy with big city ways! F.F.A. 'L2, 'l+3, 'Mn 'l+5: F.F.A. Watchdog 'ABQ Vice-Pres. 'Alu President 'L5. JACK CORE-Small, quiet, but packs a heavy wallop. Football 'L3, WL, 'LS5 Basketball '13, 'Nh 'A55 Oklahoma Honor Society 'l+2, 'l+3, 'Mg F.F.A. 'L5' F.F.A. Vice-President 'L5 Football captain to crown queen 'h5. DICK POPE-I don't look' like this always. I can smile. K?J Buck Staff 'l,5. REBECCA STANLEY--English Testa? I love English Testa! Glee Club H423 Cantata 'b2g F.I-1.0. 'bln BARBARA LAWMASTER--when a eailor'a around, I can make the beet of it. but she thinks a lot. Alumni to the Rescuen '16, 9 MARY HIGHT-She says little ,

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Jxgfm .. ..,,f,, ,--f.f,fH,: .91 - '---H We r - 'WW 'W ' ' Y Y V v 'i.'-,:e3,:1' -' 1 15- , ., ' slag-v.-1, A--4, , . - ,ax-g .rf ij, : . .21 'iff' A ' A' nz' ' ' 1,6-j I H-. '. gf -. L f Q r- 1 - V- A CHARLES MCFADDEN-Navy'man th t' MARTINA FOSTER---Romance, 8 S mee I ca approach it from any angle. Band Twirler 'L35 Pep Squad 'hh, 'b53 Drum Corps 'AL, 'A5g Glee 'L2g F.H.O. 'L3: nLand of Heart's Desiren nonormr THROOP-California Bmsf R255 WALW-'---M-Y here I come. Glee Club 'Aj greasril 'assi is t'h: 'I ' -Af Bm an msg.. -F3-G55 X nhg, ugh, 0553 Xmas Cantat S Briden UAA, H 20 e may Librarian me, ws, ,M ,W 0,31 fl 0' V ,hL. , , a oma Honor Society UAA, ALVIE BRECKENRIDGE-Guns? Don't mention the word! F. F. A. 'L2, 'b3, 'bh, 'h5. C L A S S H I S T 0 R Y a One dark and gloomy morning several years ago, thunderclouds were hanging low. Along with flashes of lightening and clashes of thunder, there came a steady downpour, somewhat dampening . everyone's spirits. But all hope was not lost! No, indeed! For a forboding beginning often makes ' a successful ending. On this day some of Hominy's most outstanding children, later to become the SENIORS OF 'b5, started their school careers. The ones who began their years of toil and worry that day were: EVELYN ANDERSON, HAZEL DORNAN, ANITA JONES, DORIS LYTLE, JACQUELINE LAZELLE, LAUNIS , PASSMORE, VIRGINIA SMITH, REBECCA STANLEY, DOROTHY THROOP, EMMA LOUISE UPCHUHCH, JACK CORE, REUBEN DEROIN, FLOYD GASS, GARLAND HOM TON, BOB HOPSON, ROSS KONGABLE, LEROY SANDERS, LARRY WALSH, - ' LAWRENCE WILSON, JR., and ALICE JEAN MULLINS. Marion Brandon was among this group, too, but she was a little late in getting to school. When she finally arrived at school about 10:30 that morning all wet and muddy, we asked her what happened, and she said, H0n my way to school I fell V into a great big puddle of water, and couldn't get out until the mailman came and pulled me out.N ,After the class became accustomed to the idea of going to school, all was quiet and peaceful for a little while. However, at the end of the first semester came a great disappointment, for , Doris HMglgegtYggagPa3S?:iht well, and there was no change in the class. In the third grade the class increased in number-and intellect when REBA GOODMAN came bouncing down from Ochelata, and DOEDTH SISSON came to join us from Paxton. Everyone was glad. also. that DORIS LYTLE came back from the nLone'Star State.N lcontinued on next page! is S .