Kinta High School - Yearbook (Kinta, OK)

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V Uhe Shzps I Q 0 is In the fall of '58 Forty five freshmen launched their crate With their goal graduation To be reached at their own discretion Admiral Groover Norvell, Vice admiral Doden Zachary Rear admiral Bobby Ruth Adams, assisted by Captain Cathern Hanks directed the activities for the year Saw the dawn of '59 Thirty two sophomores staunch and true Put out to sea in their frail craft Onward toward their destination dale, Vice admiral Groover Norvell and Rear admiral Edith Butler took us through out manuevers , woe is the year of l94O But twenty nine of us remained Still in Search of a distant port On our ship the Destiny Born to lead and not to follow, were our officers, Admiral Pedro martindale Vice admiral Mary Emma Shelton, Rear admiral C Ta Rabon, and Captain Grace Chiles Came the start of '41 Sixteen of the forty-five remain Smaller, smaller yet we grow re we reach that distant shore Our last trip with Admiral Luclon Reasnor, Vice admiral Groover Norvell Rear admiral 0 N Rabon, and Captain Ruth Brown led us through a stormy sea Tears of joy grief and sorrow We have met our own Tomorrow Our L1fe's shore has set our sun, Our ship is ln, the victory won. 1zznisfigzzzuifS5:3-i5QQ4kffzinzqggii-::1527il::' 9 r 'i Q 3 ' ' 1 ' F O Captain V. O. Harris, Admiral Pedro Martin- O y . . ,H . , . - - ' , y y A ' . . - . 3 - 0 ' ' if ' '

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X 9 e'? WHAT IT MEANS l E7 TO BE AN AMERICAN' lx '- er is The publlc sentlment 'It's great to be an AMGTICBHN, expresses my feellng It 1S d'ff1 cult to use a S61f1Sh attltude because we are un1ted and have llbertles ln common During these tlmes when our democracy lS threatened by lnvadlng forces, a deeper S1gHlf1C8HC8 of what Amerlca means to u lS brought to everyone The Amerlcan Government w1ll stand as lt rests on the eternal prlnclples of Justxce, truth and rlghteousness These pPlHC1DlSS thlngs by h1s power Slnce the foundlng of the Unlted States, we have been gulded by Ghrl t1an ldeals The secret of our nat1on's succes stablllty and order 13 based upon none other than God's eternal and gust law By our combln ed falth 1B our Creator and government, we shall weather all hardships an remaln a unlted people It is great to be an AMPTICSDIWHOSB emblem i an eagle the blrd of orey that soars to helghts unllmlted In one talon the eagle clutches a Sprlg of Ol1VPS slgnlfying a peace lovlng country and in the oth r a sheaf f arrows slgnlfylng that we are ready to defend our llberties I am proud to be under the nStars and otrlpesn To me, our flag lS the most beauti ful banner ln the world The mere sight of lt makes my heart thrlll wlth prnie The Amerlcan flag 1S a hope and a representat1on of our high est ldeals freedom of thought and speech free dom of rel1g1on freedom of the press and many more prlveleges whach we engoy. All of us are makers of the flag and if flag could speak I am sure it would say, i your bulinf in guwrno, . I am what yg make me. ' mMQ1i1kpJSi'j :::urL52i'2ll2gZ2f3 ' g ':3rE5!F':frSE5'E:4NlfX Nfiiii A - 1::uisf3hp:5IifQk5:llln 44lI:idZ75 ':11f75 :7 ,Lui H u 1,1 0 A , 0 In O . . ' I I ' s ' , . J R . . . . 0 . . .f . QI ' . - . . sk! always recognize a Supreme Being 'who :created . l L 1 . S, s. z . ' A ' I - o ' 4- . Q Cl ' . . N F . . . . . ' E . f ' Q , 9 D ! ur Il Q lf 5 an w gg, 'I 14 n