Hugo High School - Buffalo Trails Yearbook (Hugo, OK)

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FACULTY Redman. Bill ( hemistry Asst. Principal Rickman. Bn ant I (national Agriculture Robertson. Denise Special Education Rosa. Mark Health. Phys. Ed.. Ero. Girls BB Coach. Boys Track C oach. Asst. Er. FB Coach Shu feldt. a kola Johnson O’Malley Smith. Gary Social Studies Drs. Ed. Head EB C oach Smith. Peggy English II Stipp. Susan Waldron. Eddie Walker. Deanie W elch, Nancy Wyly. Kaye Counselor Drs. 1 (1. Baseball Coach Special Education Social Studies Librarian )oung. Ray Dean Social Studies Girls BB Coach NOT PICTl RED Brannon. Tommie Physics General Science Garrison, Robert Drafting Carpentry MRS. LOIS BRADY RETIRES After thirty-eight years of teaching in Oklahoma Schools Mrs. Lois Brady retired at the end of the 19H3-H4 school year. The students at Hugo High would like to extend their sincere gratitude and appreciation for her warmness and understand- ing. C oming to Hugo High in 1952 Mrs. Brady had taught seven years at other schools in the state. She has demoted an amazing M y ears to Hugo High School Students where she has served conscientiously as a dedicated Vocational Home Economics teacher and EH A sponsor. Mrs. Brady received her Bach tors degree in 1945 from Southeastern, in 1951 her Vocational Home Ec. Certificate from OA '.. and her Masters degree in 1956 from Texs W omens I diversity at Denton. Texas. Mrs. Brady is missed here at Hugo High, hut we wish her the best and know that she is enjoying working on her ranch and home in Moyers. Oklahoma. Mrs. Brady is an active member of the l)AR and is working on her family history. 8

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Faculty Abernathy, Joanne Antnine, Jimmy Vocal Music Vo-Ag Bloodnorth. Martha Counselor Broyles, Dana Business Math Typing (ope land, I. in da Fnglish III Dillard. Clara Home economics Dry. James Edwards. Henry Social Studies Biology Dr. Ed. tennis Coach Field. Mary Spanish Frost. Thomas Fry, Carolyn Social Studies English IV Frosh. BB Coach Frosh. FB C oach Cray. Rhonda Typing Business Hebert. Brenda Math ( omputer Henson. Sara Math Hill. Raymond Band Hilly ard. Don Social Studies Basketball Coach Holmes. Joy ce English I Fa ley. On i lie Art Yearbook- advisor McKern. Laurie Fnglish I Moore. Johnn i Math ichols. Ted English Ratty, John Science Payne. Sara Reading Tab Plunkett. Tom Speech Asst. FB Coach 7

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Mr. Morris J. Upchurch Congratulations to the Annual Staff and the Student C ouncil for making this annual possible under the careful guid- ance and patience of Morris I pchurch. who pioneered and developed the Huf- falo Trails.” This was the statement written by principal Simon Parker when the first issue of Huffalo Trails” was published in 1954. Mr. Upchurch the sponsor of the first Huffalo Trails”, worked with the 1954 Student Council to revive the HHS yearbook which had existed duriing the 50’s, hut had been suspended with the coming of World War II. The yearbook of the AO’s, The Huf falo” contained fewer pages than our traditional 96 and was paperbacked. Mr. Morris I pchurch, one of the finest teachers ever to teach in the Hugo school system, said after 42 years of service to HIIS it was time to clean out his desk, gather up some old memories and say Goodbye” to Hugo High School Among those memories, he said, are the early days” when no class periods were allotted for work on the yearbook, which meant many outside assignments for staff members. Planning hy the edi- tor and sponsor took up many after school hours and when working toward meeting a deadline the staff would often meet around several card tables at the sponsor’s home Mr. I pchurch said that in 1954, as seems to he the case today, the candids were always the favorite part of the annual. The auto-graph pages, too, became a treasured portion of the book as students were able to make their statements to fellow students a permanent part of the annual. W hen asked what highlights stood out in his mind during his years as the year hook sponsor, Mr. I pchurch stated that 195H was a special year because HHS included in the yearbook their own, original Alma Mater. The words were conceived by .Martha Dale Eddie man. Berry Ti reha ugh. Judy Ford, Gail Cum- mings. Jannie Houser. Jo Gail Mobley, Sina Carr, Marie Cowley, and Uela have Tuna, all members of the class of 1957. The words were set to music the following year by Hoh Grant, a I95S graduate of IIHS, and the words and music were then copyrighted. Mr. I pchurch is merit ted for sponsor- ing 17 fine editions of Buffalo I rails hut will also he well remembered for his vears of outstanding instruction of math and science and as a sponsor for the Student ( ouncil,. couch for the 9th grade football team. High School Principal and for establishing Hugo High School’s excellent computer curriculum. Thank you Mr. I pchurch! I9H5 Buffalo Trails Staff 9