Jay High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Jay, OK)

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'il ,R 1-4' Nw.-Q? HQ, V , I, x , ffbie r 1 Q L r s , Q I U , 8 ., ,X ,s ID' Q ,Q Q v X, G r? .Ds 4, If -an A7 lb- , q-.far .i ,l::-, -. ,l : . 'T Q , A I 7 ' K I W, Ana. ' 'Q it x 1 fwifi' W i,, 15- f 1G 'Y',. Q-,,,, Newton, Eunice Ogden, Roberta Rose, Naydean Rutherford, Betty ,,f Thompson, Virgil West, Al Dee 'Vw xaxvw Triplett, DOI-is Windle, Rue Curtwright 13-X Qi- K NIE' N ' .Q -Nl? Pentecost, Boyd Sixkiller, Naomi 1 . filet: N61 .5 Yr?-r' A ,4WlEa I' .' 4 x A fit ' if ' 2 haardon, Robert Proffitt, Jim Stephens, Maxine Our Senior Trip to Oklahoma City to see she Legislature in Session was one of the out- standin events of the year. We started from Jay at 5 a.m. on a school bus, and after try- ing to wake J. Scott Gibbs for some time, we finally went on without him. He caught a bus and met us at the Historical Building that afternoon. We shall remember every detail of the governor's conference room, The Blue Room and the trip through the Historical Building that ended far too soon. All the snapshots we took and later exchanged on this Big Trip will serve to keep the memory vivid. Hobo Day, a Senior Privilege, added to the events of this nOur Year.n Senior Day and Senior week will remain in the hearts of all as treasured memories. Who can forget the Junior-Senior Prom? Soft lights, sweet music, and pretty girls-a com- bination that blended well with the setting the Juniors strived so hard to obtain. Last and not least the Senior play,nHillbilly Weddinn-hard work and an excellent cast made this one of the better performances of the year. We bring down the curtain on our school days at Jay High School. May the many happy times we have had here become the most treasured spot in our garden of memories, Sturges, Violet This page sponsored by REARDON'S GENERAL STORE, Jay