Inola High School - Longhorn Yearbook (Inola, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1949 volume:

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MATTERS BEDANE COMPLICATED BV PEPITA A FIERY SPANISH GIRL AND SHE MADE AN ATTEMPT ON VIRGINIAUS LIFE THE GIRLS OF RED CANYON RESENTED VIRGINIA BECAUSE SHE CLEANED DP THE MALE POPULATION AND MOST OF THEN LL IN LOVE w H ER. CITIF AND WIN BACK THE AFFEGTIDNS OF THEIR ERRANT SWAINS, WHICH WORKED OUT HILARIOUSLY FOR THE BEST, LIPPERY SAN, A GANBLER, ACCIDENTL' SHOT PEPITA AND JIM AND VIRGINIA BOUGHT THE HOTEL AFTER DUSTV UAW S N AND HIS COOK, SEATTLE SAL, DECIDED TO GET MARRIED AND G0 ON THEIR HONEYMOON. E GIRLS ALL WON BACK THEIR MEN AND EVERYONE CHARACTERS WERE. UUSTY DAwsoN, LAWRENCE UANTZEN, KLDNDIKE CHARLIE CLARENCE GREEN, SLIPPERY SAN, BILL WEAST, dau ANDREWS DAVID SEARS, PRDFANE BILL, HARVEY McCoY MRS VIRGINIA MARSHALL, BARBARA BUTLER, SEATTLE SAL, ELAINE Coon, PEPI A, JANE MDFARLIN, TENNESSEE TESS ELVERA JANTZ, KANSAS CITY KITTY, LA VERNE WEAST CHEROKEE CARRIE, WANDA SEARS, WYOMING WINNIE, AUDREY LDDDERBAGR, ALABAMA ANNIE LOLETA CORNETT, IDAHO IDA LORITHA JANZ, SAGEBRUSH JOE MAX FORESE, RATTLESNAKE PETE, JOHN GRIFFIN, AND ALKALI IKE BUSTER DUNLAP 9 VL Q3 !'x! 51 I T A T D P T IN A f I ' f SVI O G FE IT H THEY DECIDED TO BE I IED Nu. 3 X , S I . ' Y .Xin o I f I TH ' LIVES HAPPILY EVER AFTER. , . , 9 . , .T , I Q . A . X I. , . I . 9 . 4 . 9 , 9 . , . - ' v X ,AAR Z '- A X X if I 15 1 JUNIOR SLPIOR BANHUET THE ANNUAL JUNIOR SQAIOR BANQUET wAS HELD FRUDAY, KAY I3, EN THE HTGH SCHOOL GYMNASTUM THE THEME OF THE wHOLE SETTING wAS A HWESTERN RODE0,H So DECORATQONS FOOD PKJGRAM3 DRESS AND ALL THE BVTERTAENMENT wAS SUITABLE EOR THE OCCASION THE MENU CONS'STED OF MOUNTAIN DEW COWBOY'S JELIGHT ON THE HOOF SDUDS INDIANHMAEZE OLD STANDBY SOUR DOUGH Cow GREASE HHLLB LLY SPEC A LAST ROUNDUP RANCH STYLE INK NOONBEAM NECTAR ROCKS THE PROGRAM CONTAFNED THE FOLL,OWaNG NUMBERS PTANO UUET CAMPFTRE A HOWDY TOASTMASTER TEDDY PANKRATZ SONG 'DEEP IN THE HEART OF TEXASU AUDIENCE PARDNERS BARBARA BUTLER LAST ROUNDUP fNELL J-SHESD SUPT L R HARRJNGTON AFTER THE DELBGHTFUU BANQUET WAS OVER THE REMAIN DER OF THE EVENING WAS SPENT LN SQUARE DANCING AND INFORMAL ENTERTA NMENT ABOUT SEvENTY wERE PRESENT INCLUDING ALL OF THE JUNQORS, DENIORS FACULTY AND THEIR GUESTS DOPHO MORE GIRLS wHO SERVED AND THE SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS AND THEIR wlvES l'M SURE ALL OF THEM CAN TRUTH FULLY SAY ET wAS ONE OF THE MOST ENJOYABLE EVENENGS THEY HAD EVER SPENT N! ,L A C' 3.5. A , I X., N 1 I . A . a A . . 1 1lIIIII', I xf ' X 'I 5 I L . Q I A F 4 O 0000090 OOOODUOOOOOOD F sngw OODOOOIIOBQOOUOO I G , - I oooouoa - POEM--HOLD CHiSHOLM TRAULH.0.,O,......GERALD DYER q N vi 09 ' 0 O 0 I 9 4' - ' A ' X o V' 5 - X ! A pf .. 4 ,f P ' 17 K fx All 1 Z! E f I? X ' ' -A 8 N X X 9' THE JUNIOR PLAY K P MOVIJGH TROUDLE STARTED wHEN UN G ROFEQSOH ANDOLPH ARRIV AND ANNOUNCED T AT HE INTEN SUMMER IS T M NE P A INTJ A NERVJU BR K D WN HAD BEEN T Y 1 A INC TO RECOVER NE, H s DAUGHTER, INT s HO OUT WHEN RET APREARED ON THE SCENE BR O REASONS FOR O AY H IRS T HEAD RUNNT G 1 s A D EVERYONE EXPECTS H MINUTE, AND HAUL Orr O A NEW TYPE Or MOTOR FU AND HAD TAKEN OVER THE HOUSE NE AND HER FRIENDS R USH HARR: NO PROFESSOR R BACK FIREO AND THE HOUSE WAJ TECTIVE9 A SELLINU SOAP, A COMPLAINING W MAN VHO P NG NE' 'NS!S EO SHE H D TRACT TO PROV HER R H MANTED TRONDONE PLAY ED AT TH AL w N HO DED TO STAY THE ENT. NG DROv Y BALDWI THE s AMER BEFORE, AND I T T EN ED URNED NG O POP P H M F!N BUT RUSH HARRaS H' THR N EVERYONE 5 OTEO SOHETHIN RDLTOE BREAK IN A JAIL AS QNVEN CALLED 'LTQUAO PON W FOR A LABORATORY EO TO T R D OF BO ANDOLPH BUT THEIR PLAN OVERRUN BY A SNOOPING R A MY' R OU' Gi MAIO RENT AND A STRANGE THE HOUSE AND WHEN THE ROFESSOR ACC UENTLY DRAJK NE SH s Rox RFUL INVENT ON -T TOOK JUNE HARRTD UOUGLAS VElLS AND L or ANN s TOM JEFFREY FENDS TO ANNE BA JUNE HA RUSH HA Tom JEF DOUGLAS PROFESS HARRIET EMMA KN LORETTA CHARITY SAM V N THANK Y NALLY STRAQGHTEN TH'NGS O LIST OF UHARACTERS LDWEN ENN POWERS RRTS RR S PREV WELLS OR RANDOLPH MASON GLE4 TGHT PH TRS L E QLENNA MULLEN APRV MCOAR s TEDDY PANKRATZ B LL ADAJS BILL SHOEHAKER NA FAYE BOL NG RUTH STARR JOYCE BOYDSTON ALICE UREEN HAROID OQBORN OU ' OESE FOR RECTING OUR PLAN gli' Ls, Tx Xj' if .41 f f lfgf J T --' EE D L. IN P E T R ' E 8 O Q. ME H . .. . 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Pfam- ,I , f J G V. .,..f -. , , :?f:1 6 f'ffd1, , . ,f - .agw -sq .1 , f.1 ' -' 17 'fudnbf . , ,- 1 511 .f','3h.wrf Vw W, 3, 'QQ Q22 v-- 1q.,,,.,1., 4 .,. ,' X X ' I rl xg N - x -X . -M , N 1.3.20 ., 1,177 51 x . wi4x'a..-5 , XCl,P ' ,I4 w-- ff 1 E , .1 I' :7L ' '2- 3. ff.S1z,f,-fsf5'g.A,g5,1z .H'f'i4f??I'Fi V' V, A.-. : f, Gr 1 ,S 1:51. ,w 4 , ' 4 iff- f - J5! ' 4 .- . 1 ,.. UV f-ff,f J' ' ,,, .1,.af1 . .,': A- w 'mo-s ,CJ HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL BOYS to R Coach L R Harrington G R , to E W King, C Green, len, G BOl1DR, A Green, W Summerlin, A D Sears, B Eesterling, J Mullen, 2nd Powers, L Thiessen, R Adams, K McFarlin, R L McDaris, B Shoemaker, H McCoy, A Louderback, B Butler, J McFarlin, R M Mullen, H Osborn, Coach Harrington Stark JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS l R L to R Coach Bernherd Froese, T Thiessen, J Copp, Y Stout, L Niclem L Nicley, 2nd R S Fields, D Borneman, M Harper, M Wright, E Lee CLASS CHAM ION GIRLS JUNIORS L. to R. A. Powers, E. Dunlap, A. Green, G. Boling, N. Travis, R. Stark. 1 .lin-nrlllulsa Q.-qlh.llM '- small im.e45 Qu' sf .J SE lftinm JUNIOR HIGH BOYS l R , L to R Coach Froese, L um mins, G Lane, D Vaught, K Weast, E Dyer, 2nd R T Mayfield, J Mullen, R Leonard, C Tinker, D Harmon CLASS CHAMPION BOYS SENIORS L. to R. M. Froese, H. McCoy, L. Jantzen, B. Jordan, D. Sears, C. Green. ' 9 Y. s.. , I I , , K..V9QXIHf' O s ,lx r . I 'fkzlkk-Q.. L. . -- . . , . Mul- lst . L. R. . . . ' v O I ' gf--nf QV ' I ff - -H'v N iazlr A , J 2 Axle, ,-,a N , . st ., . . -- st . . . . C - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 I I I I I O ' . OPPONENT CHOUTEAU SEQUOYAH SALINA COLLINSV FOYIL UNION TALALA CATOOSA REYNOLDS SEQUOYAH SALINA AOAIR JENKS FOYIL OOLAGAH CATOOSA CHOUTEAU ADAIR COLCORO ,-H ' - 1 ' '1 A4x!'3-f: 1 Rnffglr- '+v'r2:ET1-': f v , . , 2 Off?-5 ILLE SALvAGE LOCUST GROVE TALALA SEQUOYAH GAME LEFT THE GIR S N QUOYAH S NDF THERE A P ACE T E T H TO THROUOH BY ONE POINT AND 'Eivzijrl ttf!! A- E.U2:F gr .fl 1' CTION ON THE HARDWOODS f.EN GIRLS HOME OPPONENT THE GIRLS HAD A so E WHAT BETTER TEAM THAN WAS EXPECTED AT THE FIRST OF THE YEAR, THEY DAME OUT ANO DISPLAYED EXCELLENT ABILITY AND SPORTSMANSHIP. EY woN 9 OUT OF GAMES IN THE wHOLE SEASON, O 6 OUT OF 9IN THE O F RENCE MOST OF THE E GAMES wERE CLOSE AND HARD FOUGHT FROM THE OPENING wH1sTLE TO THE FINISH. WITH ONE GAME LEFT TO PLAY THE GIRLS FOUND THEM S LVES TIED WI H TALALA FOR FIRST PLACES SINCE THE GAME wAS T0 BE PLAYED ON THE HOME COURT, WE EX PECTEO A VICTORY O T IT SEEMED THEY COULDN'T COME TIE FOR SECOND PLACE HITH .E S A TR PHY G VEN ORTHE SL L E PLAYED OFF INOLA SQOEEZED TOOK SECOND PLACE T EY OION'T FARE SO E OIO THE BEST THEY COULD. INOLA, 29 17 ROGERS Cou NOLA, 1 JISTRICT AT PRYOR INOLA OVER COLCORD OODST GROVE OVER INOLA, O 1 THE Bax FESTIVAL, THE GIRLS OUTLASTED COLLINSVILLE, 17 16 GOT UNION SHADED INOLA 28 2 LL IN THE TOURNAMENT GAMES BUT AT BROKEN ARROw JENKS OvER NTY AT CLAREMORE OOLAHAH OVER THE PROGRESS CONFERENCE PLAYERS WHO RECEIVED OERTIF ICATES wERE ALICE GREEN BARBARA BUTLER AND GLENNA FAYE BOLING THE ABOVE GIRLS AND JANE MCFARLIN PLAYED IN THE ALL STAR GAME AT CLAREMORE. To THE GIRLS TEAM INOLA EXTENDS THANKS FOR A JOB WELL DONE If 'T Lf'S Tx 49' N. 1 --'T' ' ' 66 6 11+ 15 I 21 23 19 33 7 17 16 31 30 24 28 ' 17 26 TH 22 32 22 17 37 AN ON- ! . 27 17 E . S ' 17 22 26 28 17 29 27 21 18 19 16 12 , . 23 30 E T f 33 29 25 9 Y 18 30 -I h 29 3Q , U SNOW 18 17 .-7' THROUGH. THE LOSS OF THE .RT L I A ' - 3 . I ,. w O 1 F . +'c1HO ' 'ff L , H .IE AD D . H w , I 9:18: f -- n , 25-95 L A 3 - 8. AT BY A Q .- X - ba X . - fx 1 : s s 1 J , I 9 . . X 'Y . SQNJ - O OPPONENT HOME OPPONENT E OOYS DIDMQT HAVE 47'ff- Xsixpf 1' 1 Ply 1? .1- O Y CHOUTEAU SEQUOYAH SALINA COLLINSVILLE FOYIL UNION TALALA CATOOSA SEQUOYAH ADAIR CATOOSA FOYIL CATOOSA CATOO A CHOUTEAU ADAI ADAIR TALALA SEQUOYAH SUCCESSFUL A SEASON AS WAS GENERALLY EXPECTED THIS YEAR. Y OID THEIR BEST BUT so E IMES T JUS lSN'T ENOU Hu T EY HAVE A RECORD OF 9 O T 22 GAME FOR THE wHoLE SEASON AND A OUT or 8 IN c N FERENCE PLAY. INOLA GAINED CONSIDERABLE STRENOTH IN THE ADDITION OF TIAWAH HIGH SCHOOL THE ONE BIG STUMSLING BLO K ROAD TO vIcTORY wAS CATOOSA. OUT or A GAMES, INOLA FAILED To WIN EVEN ONE. THEV CAME AS OLOSEAS 1 POINT T H A GOOD AS ON THE BOYS NU OF A G ME, As FAR AS TOURNAMENTS WERE CONCERNED ON VTCTORIES ARROW TOURNAMENT 11S THE BOYS wERE NIL AT THE BROKEN OvER INOLA 30 1A ROGERS COUNTY TOURNAMENT AT CLARE MORE ATOOSA OVER NOLA STRICT TOURNAMEN AT PRYOR -AOAIR OVER INOLA 27 20. EACH YEAR THE CLAREMORE PROGRESS PRESENTS OERTIFI OATES or HONOR T0 TEN BALL PLAYERS wHO ARE PIGREO BY THE COACHES OF THE COUNTY. INOLA HAD TWO PLAYERS wHo RECEIVED THESE AwAROS HARvEY MCCOY ANO DAVID SEARS. INOLA HAD FOUR PLAYERS wHO PLAYED IN THE EASTUWEST ALL STAR GAME, HARVEY MGCOY, DAVID SEARS, CLARENCE GREEN, AND BILL SHOEMAKER. THERE WERE AWARDS GIVEN AT T E COUNTY TOURNAMENT FOR THE OUTSTANDING PLAYERS OF THE TOURNAMENT, AND HARVEY MCCOY REcEIvEo ONE OF THESE FOR HIS PART IN THE INOLA-CATOOSA GAME. EN IF HE BOYS ON'T WSN AN ROPHIES INO A OUO or THE, ANO HE YS N H SOHOOL. BOTH BUYS AND GIRLS' TEAMS WERL VERY ABLY COACHED BY SUPT. L. R. HARRINGTON, wHO OESERVES CREDIT FOR THE SUCCESS ACHIEVEDG iss. f N .rJ Of , RGS- V If 4lli:!!i'liiII, I g n I E Qftl B S K , - TH AS 25 21 I I X , I 21 23 . 5 ' ' 20 29 THE , M 19 27 T I T O A1 11 H , U 19 11 OF S . 30 26 O - ' 21 30 O. M. A. 32 23 . U - 21 25 , I , SALINA ' 25 28 BUT,THlS STILL wAs NOT ENOUGHG 16 A1 O 1h 32 ' ' 30 2 . , . 27 31 . fl O. M. A, 21 35 . . 4 I S 35 36 BU AT T E E A 1 , I 24 32 is S 10. R 28 26 20 57 29 25 - T . 31+ 29 T. ------G,-TTU..-A .-' A O . ' ORN --C . 1. 31-27. DI T ff . ' I H x I Ev T Ol Y T . , L IS I7 PR , T OO ARE PROUD OF I OLA IGH L Q .2 . EX 7 Exiwff 425 A-i:7'ib:Qgb HI GI OPPONENT SCORE HDME OPPONENT OOLAGAH GREGORY O BUSHYHEAD 12 ODLAGAH 23 FOYIL S NCE THE GIRLS DID NDT PLAY MANY GAMES, THE STORY WILL BE sHoRT. THEY WERE ENTERED IN THE TALALA TouR NAMENT AND wERE DEFEATED TH DAM OOLAGAH 12 TO 6 AT THE ROGERS CouNTY TOURNAMENT AT CLAREMORE, THEY woN ovER BDSHYHEAD 17 TO 12 OOLAGAH 23 TO 8 AND THEN YTL BEAT INOLA 21 TO 6 TH s GAVE THE lNoLA GIRLS A RUNNER UP TRDPHY G RLS MAKING T E TDDRNAMENT ALL STAR TEAM WERE MARIE WRIGHT AND Eu NICE LEE OPPONENT HOME ODPONENT CHELSEA VERDlcR TALALA CHELSEA CATOOSA TALALA TALALA THINK THE G LS A FINE JO HI BOYS HE JR. Dovs HAD A TERY SUCCESSFUL sEAsoN wus YEAR TH A RECORD or OUT or 8 GAMES, How cAN THEY WERE ENTERED . THE TALALA TOURNAMENT AND c ME OUT WITH A RUNNER P TROPHY THEY DEFEATED CHELSEA, 25 TO , VERDIGRIS 21 TO 20, BUT TALA STOPPED T EM I E FINALS, To THEY WER ALSO ENTERED IN THE ROGERS COUNTY TDLRNAMENT AT CLAREMORE AND THEY DEFEATED CHELSEA, 29 TO 26 CA TOOSA, 25 TO 16 DLA BY A 22 T TALALA DID T AGAIN BV 'AK 1 SCORE His LEFT THEN WITH RUNNER UP TROPHY FOR THE SECOND T!MEa B YS MAR N THE ALL STAR TEAM WERE EARL DYER AND KENNETH WEAST INOLA CHALLENGED TALALA T0 A GAME ON THE HOME COURT AND DEFLATED THEM T0 THE TUNE or 20 TO 10 THE coAcH of THESE Two TEAMS wAs MR. FROESE wHo IS TO BE COMMENDED ON A JOB WELL DONE: 'sN. W EFT? E -A ,f, , A ,Q Q-J Cf gl' JR. RLS f x I - ' 'wa 6 12 f 1 8 ' 11 - T 18 6 21 IN EIR FIRST E BY Q , Q h Q' 'E . . , 1 Y - Fo . I .- , I H . WE IR DID Bn f N DR. 0 ' 0 . - . T Hs . 25 12 - ' . ss 21 20 ' . Wu. 6 XW 12 18 cfxf GREGORY 26 15 ANYONE SAY DIFFERENTLYQ ' X 29 26 'T' . 25 16 ' ' 'N if 12 2.2 I ' 20 1O A ' '- -u - 12A , ' LA .H N TH 18 . 12. E , - , au : . . :Nc IN ' TO 2 . . T. A X X ' o ..: D , , X - . f 4 J - - I . ff 'T I ,f H K 1 L X If Ti, 8 5 Y 15 T I ri TRD 'X fa c g -x 4 Q L U T NJ 4 E r J Jr-1 T F L J 1 Q A x A If L u f Dv 1 Lic r V L L EI F' E U4 Y C' IAQ J Jr lu! 7 'X 1- a-.- if . ' fqg ig l I , ' SDF-ZAL H! TL SMTS fha anus Ama ,,wLs 50: - L TEAMS P,Cw'D LC Hdpwn IHS: Lifv or: LFSf V, K wgrw A :iw EXCHP' 1 p:. THQ G QLS HAD A v'PW SQCCESSFJL THASGZ 1,-E 'EAQK TAK'7vG Tl AN FUEL SOFTBALL 'I'C3uF1AfaNT w-fwwwf TCO ummm 'BLE, Tw 5 'End This? w.P Q 5 XL LZIJ MACJQQ AN-'Q 'Twg f,Er21'4!.v-N- l'lA.w IJQIT A A ,vv, -wg, SgQqQw-H Hlcw Sufoos iE:eA'Lp 0 5 gnyyu 153 5 TU 4, T15 rgvz cami wA5 BETI' L-rw .1 ms ' zfwiuvw-3 T1 Afo 'A'.fw.f wr: CTVEETVN AY f'RQ auf 1wuL5 CAJH op' Jw 'a ,Mm ,Q J, fg. 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A TSN!! . if QYW 3 APRIL FOOL'S DAY FRIDAY, APRIL I, I949 WAS SPENT AS A DAY OF AcTIvITY AMONG ALL THE STUDENTS IN THE SCHOOL' INDIVIDUAL PER FORMANCES wERE CARRIED IN THE 50 DASH, SACK RACE, HIGH JUMPV POTATO RACE, AND SOFTBALL THROW OTHER HIGHLIGHTS WERE HORSE-SHOES AND SOFTBALLQ THOSE wHO TOOK PART PERFORMED vERY CREDETABLY AND DESERVES A LUTE FOR THEIR EFFORTS OLD MAN WEATHER WAS JUST A BIT SHY WETH HIS SUN SHINE AND EXPECTED WARMTH, BUT EVERYONE SEEMED TO ENJOY IT BECAUSE SUNBURNb WERE NOT SO PROMINENT THE NOON MEAL WAS EATEN IN THE GYM AND A NUMBER OF THE CLASSES AND GROUPS ATE TOGETHER SOME VERY FINE FOOD wAS DISPLAYED AND WELL TAKEN CARE OF IN THE END THE JUNIOR DOPHOMORE vs SENIOR-FRESHMAN GIRLS PLAYED A SOFTBALL GAME THE WWNN R BEING JUNIOR QOPHOMORE THE SAME D VISIONS WERE USED IN THE BOYS' GAME HERE THESEN IOR 4FRESHMAN TRIMMED THE JUNIOR-SOPHOMORE GROUP BY THE T'ME 4 O'CLOCY ARRUVED MOST EVERYONE WAS REA DY TO GO HOME AS ANOTHER APRIL THE EST BECAME JUST A MEMORY NE WERE AL SORRY LOLETA CORNETT AND JACK MULLEN HAD SOFTBALL LAST FALL GAMES WERE PLAYED WITH SEQUOYAH AND TALALA THE GIRLS LOST ONE AND WON ONE OvER SEQUOYAH, BUT FEATED TALALA BOTH TIMES OUR BJYS TIED SEQUOYAH, THEN LOST TO THEM, REBOUNOEO BACK AND TOOK CARE OF TALALA IN BOTH GAMES TH S SPRING HIGH HOPES ARE THAT WE w.LL FIELD wo GOOD TEAMS WE PLAYED VOYEL FOR OUR OPENER, GIRLS WIN G NO THE BOYS LOSING IN OSE FRIDAY, APRIL I5, CATOOSA COMES HERE FOR TWO GAMES, FOLLOWED BY TALALA THE NEXT WEEK THE COUNTY TOURNAMENT WHLL AGAIN BE HE.D AT FOYIL FRIDAY. APRIL 29TH THE GIRLS ARE TO DEFEND THEIR TITLE WHIGH THEY HAVE WON THE PAST THREE YEARS ANOTHER TROPHY WILL BE FINE, GIRLS Txs. W .L AP C3 I ON YD. SA- 4lIIIII, T ' - I ' f If I 0 I A I I H . - ' A ' A 2 ' - 0'-Ax XI , X IX. I A . X in I , , I THE MISFORTUNE OF LOSSNG A BIT OF SKIN, , DE' I ' T NIN A . . A CL ONE 2-I. ff I , 1 1 I K 'I I J I l - I ,I .a. If :- ,5 R jgk 9- SOFTBALL CONTINUED THE BOYS HAVE THE POSSIBILITIES OF PROVING THAT THEY T ARE OF CHAMPIONSHIP CALIBER UITH A LOT OF GOOD HITS RINGING OFF THEIR BATS, TIGHT PITCHING AND ERROR- LESS BALL WE ARE OUT TO MAKE IT HARD ON SOMEONE How A BOUT IT BOYS? - SENIOR DAY THURSDAY, NOVEIBER I8, WAS A MOMENTOUS DAN IN THE LIFE OF ALL OF THE DENIORS OF INOLA HIGH SCHOOL. WAS SENIOR JAY AT MIAMI, OKLAHOMA' EARLY IN THE MORNING OF THE EVENTFUL DAY, EVERYONE ASSEMBLED VERY EARLY AT THE HIGH QCHOOL TO LEAVE IN A BODY THEY WERE ACCOMPANIED BY OUPT HARRINGTON AND S WIFE, MRS IASON CLASS SPONSOR, AND IRS BUTL THE GROUP ARRIvED AROUND 9 30, REGISTERED, AND WENT ON A SIGHT SEEING TRIP TPQOUGH THE BUILDINGS AND GROUNIB OF MIAMI JUNIOR COLLEGE A GENERAL ASSEMBLY WAS HELD IN THE LOLLEGE GYM WITH AN INTERESTING PROGRAM, AFTER WH CH A DELIGHTFUL LUNCH WAS SERVED TO ALL PRESENT THE AFTERNOON WAS FILLED TO CAPACITY WITH AN INTER ESTING TRIP THROUGH THE GOODRICH RUBBER PLANT, A FREE MOVIE, AND A GENERAL HGET TOGETHERH FROM 6 30 T0 7 30 AT THE GYM A MILITARY ACADEMY PLAYED IIAMI THAT EVEN G IN A ONE SIDED FOOTBALL GAME IN FAVOR OF MIAMI HADNIT BEEN SO COLD, IT WOULD HAVE BEEN MORE ENJOYABLE THE ACADEMY GAVE AN EXCELLENT EXHIBITION OF MARCHING, BETWEEN HALVES To CLIMAX THE EVENING A DANCE WAS HELD AFTER THE FOOTBALL GAME AT MID NIGHT, A TIRED BUT HAPPY BUNCH LEFT FOR HOME WITH THE SATISFACTION OF HAVING ANOTHER DAY TO ADD TO THEIR MEMORIES OF THEIR SENIOR YEAR IN HIGH DCHOOL 43 Of I W 6 OO v , X ! 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N - 'E - .E S ZS: L: i, - s QS . .AN T-'TP'-sE!lnp49' 'QE wbsa-p CLASSES CHOOSE OFFILERS AND SPONSORS ON SEPTEMBER 1A THE HIGH SCHOOL CLASSES uET T0 CHOOSE THEIR CLASS OFFICERS, THEIR CLASS COL O S A MOTTO AND A SPONSOR FOR THE YEAR L8 9 7 THE FOLLOWING WERE OROSEN SENIORS PRESIDENT VIcE PRESIDENT SEC TREAS SPONSOR COLORS RED AND VHIT MOTTO NDDN T Us. 'TCH OR F R JUNIORS PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SEO TREAS COLORS BLUE AND OLD SOPHOMORES PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SEO TREAS SPONSOR COLORS BLACK A D WHITE FRESHMEN PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SEC TREAS SPONSOR COLORS BLUE AND SILVER BARBARA BUTLER LAWRENCE JANTZEN ELVERA JANTZ MRS ENID MASON SUCCESS SCRATCH TEDDY PANKRATZ KING ANN POWERS KATHRYN M FARLIN B'LLlE EASTERLING WAHLELLE SUMMERLIN PHULLI BETTY MOORE DONNA CHAMBERS JERRY MULLEN MRS MAUDE ZwIErEL EACH CLASS TAKES TURNS GIVING A CHAPEL PRO GRAM EVERY TWO WEEKS THEY PLAN ABOUT A THIRTY MINUTE PROGRAM AND TRY TO MAKE THEM AS INTEREST AS POSSIBLE 1:3 xx 42EL N' B1,,, -.-:uP 3 I , LAL l4L1 ' A 1 X 'S ii R F 'I -,ua 1lIIIII', xl ' I 'f 'f 'E ' f 2 O lT.f F 9 Qfiix ' 1 ....... 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THE PROGRNM CONSISTED OF THE FOLLOWING NUMBERS PLAY--'WE BELIEVE IN SANTAH--GRADES TO PAGEANT - CHRIST IS BORN' ---GRADES 6 TO 8 CHRISTMAS CAROLS - ------ HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS RELIGIOUS MOVIE --- ---- THE PRODIGAL SDN THURSDAY AFTERNOON, DECEMBER 23, THE ENTIRE SCHOOL MET IN THE AUDITORIUM FOR THEIR EXCHANGE OF GIFTS AND VISIT FROM SANTA CLAUS LACH GRADE ROOM AND CLASS IN HIGH SCHOOL I 7 'J HAD BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED BOXES IN THE CHRISTMAS MOTIF THAT WERE PACKED TO OvERFLOwING WITH GIFTS SANTA CLAUS STAYED WITH US LONG ENOUGH TO DISTRI BUTE THE HLITTLE FOLKSH G'FTS, THEN DUE T0 SO MANY PREVIOUS ENGAGEMENTS WAS CALLED AWAY, LEAv ING A REPRESENTATIVE FROM EACH CLASS TO FINISH THE TASK EACH CHILD PRESENT MEMBERS A GJOD TIME WAS SCHOOL WAS DISMISSED AS A GIFT FROM THE FACULTY ENJOYED BY ALL, AFTER WHICH FOR THE HOLIDAYS VALENTINE DAY THE GRADES ENJOYED A VALENTINE Box AND PARTY, MONDAY AFTERNOON, FEBRUARY I4 REFRESHMENTS WERE SERVED BY THE TEACHERS, TO THOSE PRESENT NEEDLESS TO SAY ALL HAD A NICE TIME lb JP . f I f X Q1 Q X l N I ' I 5 - II I- ,- ,, II II f ' f C S II ' I I a Xu, o ,tix Xxx TREATS OF CANDY AND ORANGES WERE GIVEN T0 Lk v I Q fx . 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BOYS WINNING AND THE HEAVY BOYS LOSING. IN MATOHEO GAMES wITH GREGORY THE GIRLS DEFEATED GRE GORY TWICE AND THE HEAVY BOYS WERE SEATEN BOTH TIMES. !NoLA wAs HOST TO THE ROGERS COUNTY GRADE TOURNA M NT HERE ON FEBRUARY 10, N WE HAD THR E TEAMS ENTERED THE GIRLS MET THE STRONG VERDIGRIS UB AND AFTER A GOOD SHOWING LOST OUT Y A 1 SOORE. THE HEAVY BOYS OPENED THE TOURNAMENT PLAY AINST TIAWAH, LOSING a TH SCORE OF HE 1 LB S vs WERE A FAVORITE TO CAPTURE THE TIT E T ST TO A FIGHTING SEQUOYAH TEAM IN THE FINA T0 19 L T0 GAIN THE FINAL . ARE ALL P OUD OF THE SHOWING MADE BY THESE TEAMS THIS YEAR AND OF THEER COACH A B MULLEN MEMBERS OF THF GIRLS TEAM WERE, MARGARET WARDEN, TTY WHETE, HIRLEY UNN, UO ANN WILLIS, JOYCE ADAMS, BLANCHE CRANE, do ANN FUNK, MARY LOU GRIFFIN, JUANITA NANER, ALPHEE MONROE DOROTHY ADAMS AND JANE TINKER. HEAvY BOYS wERE DELBERT KILPATRICK, ALFRED MON ROE, LEROY CRUSE, BILL LAUGHTER JACK MASON, EUGENE KILPATRICK, BOS JANTZEN, AND CHARLES CHAMBERS 110 LB BOYS wERE JIMMY MCFARLIN, GARY MCDARIS, DON POwERS, DON MULLEN, TOMMY DUNN, DARRELL HARRTNG TON, CHARLES DAvID, DALE BUMP, JOHN PHILPOT, AND LEONARD FROESE. S 15- :Q 42tL T .-'55 . I 0 9 ,, N . TH Two - K f - , - , A - f ' I H . . N I . E . . . 11, A O 12. E T 5 . , . SA CL . B A-21 T AG Y E 10-15. T ffbw 10 . O. I L . K SU LO , , LS BY A SCORE OF 21-10. THEY HAD DEFEATED WINGANON BY , f . 22 , FOYI SY 11 TO TO, S 1 WE R BE S ' D ' ' ' 5 ' 1 X X , f . . . 1 T , . K .xt A X 1' X i - S' Z 5 . 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