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

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Board Of Education Dr. F.E. W hite Vice-President Kay Hughes President Stan Ketehum Clerk Don Short William Marshall

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One of the most important undertakings by the student hod} of Hugo High School each year, may, at first glance, seem to he somewhat frivolous and of secondary importance. I hat undertak- ing is the process of publishing the school annual, Buffalo Trails'9. The importance of this project howe er, is magnified with each passing year, and eventually your old school becomes the means by which you are transported hack in time to reli»e. momentarily, a period in your life that grows more meaningful and precious as times goes by. At that point, this copy of Buffalo Trails99 will change from a jumbled col- lection of captioned photographs to a memory pnnoking slice of your exper- iences. that you will find impossible to Phil Kinatobe Superintendent thumb through, without some measures of emotion. ) ou w ill he amazed at how different y ou are and how different your life has be- come. Things that seemed to be of yital importance while you were in high school, will hate become trivial and meaningless. Things that you did not gi»e a second thought to while in high school hate now become the iery stuff around which your life revolves. I hope that you will ha e retained many of the old friendships and relationships that sustained you during high school. I also hope that you have maintained close ties with Hugo and with those of us who remain here at Hugo High School after you have gone. You are no less important to us because you hate graduated. Congratulations to the annual staff for a job well done and to the outstanding sen- ior class of 19H5. Staff Pat Braudick Secretary Ruth Clenn Secretary Margaret W ebb Delores Canant Federal Programs Secretary Alt ha Alder School Surse Picture Sot Available: H inf red ( a nan t Director of Serf ices

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Self respect cun not he hunted. It cannot he purchased. It is never for sale.. It annes to us when we are alone, in quiet moments. in quiet places, when we suddenly realize that, knowing the good, we ha e done it; knowing the beautiful, we ha e served it; knowing the truth, we ha c spoken it. It ain't the gift a feller gits. It ain't the shape ner size t hat sets the heart to heatin; An puts sunshine in yer eyes. It ain't the »alue of the thing, er how its wrapped ner tied; It's something else aside from this I hat makes you glad inside. It's know in' that it represents •t love both deep an’ true That someone carries in his heart An' wants to slip to you. It’s know in' that someone lotes you An' tells you in this way- Just sorta act in' out th' things They really long to say. So. taint th' gift a feller gits. Ner how it's wrapped ner tied. It's know in' that there's folks like ) ou. I hat makes you glad inside. Mr. Jimmy Holmes Principal o psychology of handling people really works unless we are genuinely and truly interested in other people. All else is mere trickery and will sooner or later fail. Secretary: Becky Hutchings Secretary: Shirley Cody Attendance Clerk: Billie Jo Searles Janitors: Bight: Clyde knight and kenny Daniels Below: Michael Plummer 6