Hooker High School - Bluebook Yearbook (Hooker, OK)

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From these walls we have sounded the cheers that have pushed our teams to victory. Many students in basketball and physical education use the facilities in our new gymnasium each day. The newly decorated halls in our old High School building make going to school more pleasant. nude Um? X? Y The locker-lined walls in our new building represent the modern mode of education. All of us appreci- ate the newly decorated gyrn in our old building. The workmen did a great job! Pictured here are seventh graders practicing for future basketball games. This page compliments of WHITE'S AUTO STORE

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. The youngest of the build- ings on our campus houses the Industrial Arts, F. F. A., and the buses. The two pictures above show the interior. Left, the bus barn. Right, the Industrial Arts room. Opposite is featured our modern Junior High Building which houses classrooms, gymnasium, auditorium, and offices. A salute to the halls we love, though old and worn with the scars of past gener ations, to us they are home 14 fenced Om X . x -t - K 'Q K-. .X K- I x 4. A J. . ' xc' S A 1 ,if . tim' ., Q , I

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