Lindsay High School - Leopard Yearbook (Lindsay, OK)

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From Here -Tax The community of Lindsay has, from its beginning, been interested in the education of its young people. This is a picture of the new Lindsay School building, with the school population, made in 1910. Lindsay schools are steeped in the tradition of quality education. Graduates can leave school confident in their ability to compete with the world in whatever endeavor they choose. Students from Lindsay have gone on to success in every profession and field of work. We are proud of our past. This building later burned. Lindsay school is famous over the state for its athletic powers also. This is a winning football team of an earlier day. There have been champions in football, baseball, basketball, and track. -an edflflfi

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Introducing ---- The 1960 edition of the Leopard. We of the Leopard Staff wish to give you a glimpse of the happenings of the school year of 1959 and 1960. We have tried to show you the high- lights of the year since it would be impos - sible to cover everything that has hap- pened during this eventful year. We have tried to stress, this year, the progress that has been made in our school system. Q ,,, X us 'H 5 . X - ' u' Lf- t I v Vx .1 A ' st V X in 2 -rw. 'U ' the.-ff . ... 'A X' Qi- V 'Ava I M' V 1- HL 'li-if it l 5 4- ..-If-lggilg'-. , X? fgf' 1 Jigga. lc 1 3.29, an 1,541 gn nfygi, 'l n 'E T23 '- -hh 5-IE .-'4:'1,O -Mums '::f-3'.- r 'WB13 f'i?i f g'a'-at-:E 5 X Wana 1' . I To Scholarship To the students of Lindsay schools who have achieved high rank in scholarship, who have developed sturdy physical bodies, who have strived for spiritual values. The staff of the Leopard dedicate this annual. Realizing that success in any endeavor requires hard work and long hours, we are proud to recognize your ambition, desire, a.nd ability to succeed to, such high standards. May this ges- ture of our esteem for you spur you on to greater success and be an example for others to follow. THE STAFF

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We Grew g .sh 1 N 'vi T f , , riff' Remember this! The student lounge, better known as the Mad House, was one of the barracks build- ings moved here and converted into school rooms to care for the increased enrollment after World War ll. When the new buildings were constructed, it was made available to the Student Council for a student lounge. A new building was constructed in 1917 and later additions were made to the original building. The industrial arts building to the left first built in the 1920's was enlarged later. Many fine pieces of furniture have been made inside its walls.