Jay High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Jay, OK)

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a-0-P I QIll0I' FTASS OWFTCEHS Donald Barrett President B111 Fulbright Secretary Doris Triplett Treasurer J Scott Gibbs Vice-President BEST LLADERS uary Goins Doris Triplett SPONSOR Rozzoll Pondergraf This page sponsored by EPPERLY E-Z WAY MARKET, Southwest City, SPONSOR Jonn Lee Howe

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Mi Jim ' T -Ja -5 Q. ' 1ulQ!' x x Baker, Okleay Cox, Neale nson, Faye Ann e, Jack Q., f ll 5 an-f' f., Tar ,Xt f 3'-'wer K-ek . .V si Barnes, Elvia Dick, Jerry England, Don Fansler, Sue Ma I. 4 ynard , f' A '35 f5L evo Q Ov, ' le. Jfui, Y y f fl f , T 'J -agkxif K 1 b 31 'Q U' 4 p R' 99x 1' .. X ar Q-.g 'nge 'fi' Chu.,- D, r g 'ini' N Q Q lags 4 in 1 'D- 5,1 Ain -3 Sal Barrett, Donald Brock, Janice Cochran, Frank Dixon, Georgia Dunaway, Winston Duncan, Marilee HOMECOMING! A magic word--and for J. H. S. Students the ceremony has all the pomp and elegence of a presidential election. Those who attended will long remember the beauty and splendor of the coronation under the colored lights, the hard fought football game ending in victory and the Homecoming Dance, first in Jay's history, rounding out the events of the evening. The parade at 2 P. M. with the twelve floats made by the Seniors for business men of Jay enriched the thrills of the event. All these and the Alumni Coffee made this one of the finest Homecomings in years. Remember Seniors? the student mixers all sponsored by our group throughout the year? The Backwards Party, the Halloween Mixer, and the Hayseed Get-together where everyone dressed in keeping with the theme enllvening the years social activities! That September day our rings arrived will remain vivid in our memory, The money that had to be collected before we could get our rings out of the post office made us impa- tient with C, O. D.'s. How we polished and shined and combed and fixed for those senior pictures made in November and how anxiously we awaited the final shipment that at long last arrived just in time to make our last minute Christmas Packages. This Page Sponsvred by QUEENS, Southwest cit yi ,fl '37