Lula High School - Reminiscence Yearbook (Lula, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1949 volume:

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WE ARE WHAT YOU HAVE MADE US AND THROUGH THE YEARS T0 COME WE SHALL REFLEOT YOUR INFLUENCE. ' 5 Nag' 'ea I I 7 X .ff III if A LIZ? EDITOR-IN-CHIEF. BUSINESS MANAGER ART EDITOR ..... ATHLTTIC EDITOR SECRETARY ....... ASSISTANT EDITOR 'T 1 ACTIVITY EoI'roR CLASS EDITORS FRESHMEN In SOPI-IOMORE .QQ JUNIOR .oo SENIOR II. 00 THE STAFF 000 IC 0 MARY NELL Bnooxs .... J. E. WOOLLY . RowENA LAFEVERS ...... JAMEs HILL NOAMA JEAN HARBIN . RowENA LAFEVERS .. WAYMON LILLARD ... JAMES HILL .. wAvuoN LILLARD ... WILLIAM HILL .. CHARLEY FRANKS V1 -CW ff w Ex hx A A L R f ' Q I T' If ADMINISTRATION I THE LULA BOARD OF EDUCATION GDNSISTS OF UR. G. HARDEN, JAKE TREAS, AND H. G. GORE. ' ' T .L,.','7a' T '- J' iff ' ' 3 ' ALJ :H 555. ' I- I ,- nf ' 'N' -SI f?'ff,:.AfffL T. I ' -' A A4 F KST'-L. 1 ,', 5 if 1 - H ,Nj 232 ' J f Q at ,,.n.m,,,Y,,, , K- - . ,EH S-, - ' . 4 B. A -- gs +L-.1 '- '-- fagw ,' I 'E .,- .F 'f f ' 1 A . ,. , . . g . w- I X I, E L , y MR. JOHN HARDEN GREW UP IN AND AROUND LULA. HE HAS HAD THREE SONS GRADUATE FROM LULA, ONE IS IN SCHOOL AT PRESENT. HE HAS SERVED SIX YEARS AS CLERK OF THE SCHOOL BOARD. MR. JAKE TREAS HAS BEEN LIVING AT LULA FOR MORE THAN THIRTY YEARS. HE HAS HAD SEVERAL CHILDREN COMPLETE THEIR HIGHSCHOOL WORK HERE, AND HAS SERVED TWO YEARS AS DIRECTOR. MR. SONNY AROUND LULA. YEARS AGO. SCHOOL BOARD UNDER THE ABOVE NAMED ING HAS BEEN GORE HAS SPENT MOST OF HIS LIFE HE DID HIS SCHOOL WORK HERE HE HAS BEEN A MEMBER OF THE FOR THE PAST FOUR YEARS. DIRECTION AND SUPERVISION OF THE SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS THE FOLLOW' ACCOMPLISHEDC ' I, TRANSPORTATION HAS BEEN ADDED, WHICH WATER, A NEW HAS ENADLED US T0 TORY WE OTHERWISE 2. OUR LUNGH REMODELED, ADDING WOULD NOT HAVE HAD. PROGRAM HAS BEEN COMPLETELY NEW TABLES, GAS, RUNNING GAS RANGE AND A NEW ELECTRIC NORGE REFRIGERATOR- 3, A WATER SYSTEM HAS BEEN INSTALLED. A NEW WELL WAS DUG AND A WELL HOUSE WAS BUILT. 4. PROPANE GAS HAS BEEN INSTALLED IN PART OF THE SCHOOL BUILDING, IN GYM AND TEACHERAGE. 5. THE BUILDING HAS HAD A COMPLETE NEW PAINT JOB ON THE INSIDE. 6, A HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT WAS ORGANI' ZED THIS YEAR. THERE HAS BEEN MANY OTHER IMPROVEMENTS ON A SMALLER SCALE. TAKING ALL THESE THINGS INTO CONSIDERATION IT SEEMS THAT WE HAVE BEEN VERY FORTUNATE IN HAVING THESE MEN T0 SUPERVISE AND ADMINISTOR OUR SCHOOL NEEDS DURING THE PAST FEW YEARS ACQUIRE ADDITIONAL TERRI- MRD JAMES GRIFFITTS aEoAN HIS SCHOOL- ING AT BROMIDE, OKLAHOMA. FRDN THERE HE WENT T0 OLNEY. THE LAST Two YEARS or HIS HIGH SCHOOL WORK WAS DONE AT ATOKA. HE ATTENDED MURRY COLLEGE uNT1937.Has DEGREE wAs OBTAINED AT SOUTH EASTERN IN 19h1. F HE BEGAN HIS TEACHING CAREER IN 1939. HE SRENT TWO YEARS IN THE SERVICE or ouR COUNTRY. ON HIS RETURN HE BEGAN TEAcHuNc AT LULA, AND HAS BEEN HERE EVER SINCE AS ouR SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT. WE HAvE BEEN VERY HAPPY T0 HAVE MR. GRnrrnTTs WITH us. MR. WORLEY HocxETT COMPLETED HIS ELE- NENTARY EDUCATION IN PoNToToc AND CoAL COUNTY. Hrs ENTIRE HIGH scHooL wonn wAs DONE AT LULA. Fnou THERE HE WENT TO EAST CENTRAL OBTAINING HIS DEGREE IN 1938. ALL or HIS ELENENTARY, HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATION AND TEAcHnNo HAS BEEN WITHIN A FIVE MILE RADIUS or LULA. HE HAS TAUGHT rouRTEEN YEARS IN PON- TOTOC AND TwELvE IN COAL COUNTY. HE HAS BEEN VERY ACTIVE AS A COACH FOR FTFTEEN vEARs WINNING THE LARGEST MAJ- DRITY or COUNTY TROPHIES OFFERED OVER A TEN YEAR PERIOD, WHILE TEADHTNG AT OWL CR- EEK. SsNcE HE HAS BEEN WITH us HERE AT LuA WE HAVE WON THE DISTRICT TDURNADENT. .WE WERE DEFEATED AT THE SEMI-FINALS IN THE REGINAL HELD AT SHAWEE. MR. HOGKETT HAS BEEN ouR COACH AND PRINCIPAL ron Two YEARS if is . k X fxxx AZ? MRS. ETHLEYN DENNIS ATTENDED GRADE AND HI- 'i ii GH SCHOOL AT PAULS VALLEY. SHE REcEIvED HER BAOHELORS DEGREE IN SCIENCE AND ENGLISH AT EAST CENTRAL. SHE HAS TAUGHT EIGHT YEARS IN BRYAN, PONTOTOC AND MGCLAIN COUNTIES, SHE MARRIED ARTHUR DENNIS IN I94O. SHE IS OUR PRINCIPALQ MRS. WINIFRED EMERSON ATTENDED GRADE SGHOG. IN OAKMULGEE COUNTY AND HER HIGH SCHOOL DAYS AT GERTY IN HUGHES COUNTY. HER COLLEGE WORK f wAS DONE AT EAST CENTRAL WITH MAJORS IN SP- EEGH AND ENGLISH. SHE HAS TAUGHT EIGHT YEARS IN HUGHES, PONTOTOO. SHE MARRIED GUY EMMER- N SON IN l94QO. MRS EMMERSON IS OuR 6-7-8 TEA- CHER, MRS. DRYDEN ATTENDED GRADE SCHOOL AT Rock CHAPEL. SHE COMPLETED HER HIGHSGHDOL EDUCAT- ' ION AT ADA HIGH. SHE THEN ENTERED COLLEGE AT EAST CENTRAL AT THE AGE or I9. SHE BEGAN HER X TEACHING CAREER ONE YEAR LATER. AFTER TEACHING THREE YEARS AT PLEASANT- HILL IN PONTOTOC COUNTY SHE RETURNED10 SCHOOL sf TO COMPLETE HER DEGREE. THE NEXT FOUR YEARS WERE SPENT AT CLARITA IN COAL COUNTY. SHE HAS BEEN TEACHING HERE AT LULA FOR THE . THREE YEARS. MRS. DRYDEN IS A vERY ENERGETIO G TEACHERS MRS. GERTRUDE JACKSON, OuR ENGLISH AND HOME EOONOMIGS TEACHER HAS LIvED NEAR ADA ALL HER LIFE, SHE RECEIVED HER ELEMENTARY EDUCA- TION AT PICKETT GRADE SCHOOL AND COMPLETED HER HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATION AT VANOSS HIGH SOH- OOLS ALL OF HER COLLEGE WORK wAS DONE AT EAST CENTRAL WITH A MAJOR IN HOME ECONOMICS, X AND A MINOR IN ENGLISH. WHILE ATTENDING HIGH SCHOOL, MRS. JACKSON wAS vERY ACTIVE IN SPORTSQ MAKING ALL STAR STATE IN HER SENIOR YEAR. WE ARE VERY PROUD 77-J V TO HAVE MRS. JACKSON AS OuR GIRLS BASKET BALL 4,! ,7 I COACH THIS YEAR. uf,-Q ,UQ I -1-l1- FRESHMAN WE, THE FRESHMEN OF LuLA HIGH SCHOOL, or THE YEAR 19h8, Asx THAT ouR UPPER CLASS NEN, TEAcHERs, AND PARENTS TO BE LENIENT AND NOT EXPECT Too MUCH or us PLEASE. LET YOUR MINDS RUN BACK TO THE TIMES WHEN You WERE JUST ouR AGES AND LOOKING FORWARD EA- GERLY TO SEE WHAT LIFE HELD FOR YOU. WE Too ARE DOING THAT vERY THING NOW. WE HOPE THAT OUR AMBITIONS MAY BE RE- ALIzED AND THAT WE SHALL NDT BE DISCQURNP ED av THE DISAPPOINTMENTS BOUND T0 uEET us ALONG THE PATHWAY or LIFE. THERE ARE NINE or us IN ouR GLASS, SEVEN aoYs AND Two GIRLS. THEY ARE AS ro- LLOWS, LOUIE RAY MOSHIER, DOYLE MCUEANS CLYDE WOOLLEY, DONALD RAY BROOKS, WAYNE MILLER, CHARLES MOSHIER, GERALD DRYDEN, SARAH ALEXANDER, AND LEvoN EDGEMON. WE ARE ALL AcTIvE IN ATHLETICS AND BELIEVE wE ARE INTELLIGENT STUDENTS AS WELL. LEVON EDGENDN wAs ouR vALEDIcTDRIAN DURING GRADE SCHOOL AND LOUIE RAY MDSHIER WAS ouR SALUTATORIAN. WE WILL ALL WORK HARD TO GAIN THESE HONORS DURING THE NEXT FOUR YEARS. OuR CLASS oFFIcERs ARE AS FOLLOWS: PRESIDENT DOYLE MGMEAN VIcE-PRESIDENT GERALD DRYDEN SECRETARY DONALD BROOKS REPORTER LEvDN EDGENDN QUEEN LEVON EDGEMON OuR CLASS coLoRs ARES BLUE AND wHITE. OuR MOTTO IS, 'GREATER DEEDs AWAIT Us.' OuR CLASS FLOWER IS THE CARNATION. K, If ,X SOPHOMORE'S WE, THE SDPHOMORE CLASS or LULA HIGH SCHOOL, SALUTE vou! YET, AS WE sALuTE You wE OHALLENGE You, ouR FRIENDS AND GLASS- MATES, BECAUSE WE ARE PROUD OF HAVING THE LARGEST cLAss IN SCHOOL AND EXPECT THIS YEAR T0 BE THE BEST YEAR or ouR LIFE. AT oun FIRST MEETING WE ELECTED VERA COOPER AS ouR CLASS-PRESIDENT. VERA IS AN OUTSTANDING BASKET-BALL PLAYER,lND CAP' TAIN or OUR TEAM. DOROTHY MOONEY WAS ELEoTEo VICE-PRESIDENT. VERA JOHNSTON, CLASS REPORTER? MAxINE CLIFFORD AND ALMA NELL SWEATT, cLAss SECRETARY AND THE HEAD or CLASS ACTIVITY. WINNIE MAE HILL, A PRETTY ERUNETTE, IS OUR CLASS QUEEN. THE GIRLS ARE ALL ACTIVE IN SPORTS Ano HouE ECONOMICS. WE HAVE FOUR aovsg LERov HOLMAN, R. f I H. BROOKS, R.H. doHNsToN AND DOIL CAPPS. 'THEY ARE ALL AoTIvE IN SPORTS WITH R. D. - MAKING THE MAIN TEAu THIS YEAR, f N I Q0 i ' JUNIORJS WE ARE A VERY INDUSTRIOUS CLASS. A8 A GROUP WE BELIEVE WE HAVE 'BACK BONE'. WE HOPE THE OTHERS CAN SAY AS MUCH FOR YEMEN SELVES. Mosfor US HAVE GONE T0 SCHOOL TOGET' HER rnou THE PRIMMER T0 ELEVENTH. WE HAVE roun cuRLs AND TWO sovsl THEY ARE ROWENA LAFEVERS wHo WAS GHOSEN AS ous cuss QUEEN, NORMA JEAN HARBIH wHo as A LOVER or TYPIHS, VIRBLE CAPPS wHo ENJOYS Hou: Eco- Nouncs, MARY NELL Bnooxs ONE or oun BEST' ATHLETES, WAYMON LILLARD AND WnLLlAu HILL MEMBERS or oun MAIN BASKET BALL TEAM. In Loonuuo aAcx OVER THE YEARS' ws HAVE SPENT TOGETHER an THIS FAVORED ENVIR- ONMENT, WE wouLo Nor CHANGE ANY THING. WE wnLL NOT SAY THAT ouns HAS BEEN UE BEST cLAss EVER T0 ATTEND LULA HIGH SCHOOL aur WE waLL SAY THAT NO NUMBER oonue FORTH HAS HAD A DEEPEH AFFECTION on rumen LOYAU7 T0 HIGHER STANDARDS or THE HUMANITIES. WE ARE OPTOMISTIO BECAUSE WE HAvE A RIGHT TO BE. 4 qv- 1 f if Q5 X X . X X J, w W my MA X , SENIOR'S WE SENIORS STARTED orr WITH A BANG THIS YEAR, HAVING THREE GIRLS AND THREE sovs IN CLASS.. AT OUR FIRST ANNUAL MEETING WE ELECTED ouR CLASS OFFICERS: CHARLIE FRANKS, WAS ELECTED PRESIDENT, WE HAVE GREAT ExPEcTATIoNs or CHARLIE SINCE HE IS ON ouR BASKET BALL TEAM AND ALSO IS AN ACTIVE MEMBER or THE 4-H CLUB AND or THE JOURNALISM CLASS. CHARLIE STARTED TO SCHOOL AT LULA AND COMPLETED Hns ELEMENTARY WORK THERE. IN BETWEEN TRIPS TO CALIFORNIA HE HAS ATTENDED scHooL HERE, BUT DUE TO GOOD BEHAVIOR AS WELL AS PASSING GRADES CHARLIE WILL GRADUATE IN THE SPRING. ' CHARLIE IS PLANNING ON JOINING THE ARMY ' AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. HE WILL PROBABLY END A UP AS CHIEF DIsH WASHER. .A d. E. WOOLEY, ous vIcE-PRESIDENT, Couc TO THE FACT HE WAS A DEMOCRAT, AND FOLLOWED , HECK SwITcH NEAR SARAH, OKLAHOHA. THE NEXT I S ALONG WITH CHARLIE, STARTED TO SCHOOL AT YEAR HE STARTED TO LULA ANo HAS aeeN HERE ron AN INoerINIre TIME, SINCE HE ALSO HAS Hononeo CALIFORNIA WITH HIS Paeseuce. d.E. IS CAPTAIN or THE BASKET-BALLA TEAN, ALSO A Neuaen or THE A-H CLua ron sevEN YEARS ANo venv ACTIVE IN JOURNALISM- DORA Lee JOHNSTON IS oun cLAss secnehmn SHE GOMFLETED Hen ELEMENTARY wonx AT Rocxv POINT NEAR LULA. SHE ENTERED LuLA AS A FRESHMAN ANo expecrs TO GRADUATE HERE THIS SPRING. DORA Lee IS ACTIVE IN BASKET-BALL AS WELL AS IN Home ECONOMICS AND venv IN- renesreo IN ART? sue PLANS T0 ATTEND OKLA- HCMA UNIVERSITY NEXT YEAR AND MAJOR IN ARR JAMES HILL STARTED -ro SCHOOL AT LuLA,HE IS PLANNING TO GRADUATE HERE. He IS ONE or oua uosr OUTSTANDING BASKET-BALL PLAWRS He wAs CAPTAIN or oun Bov's TEAM ron rnnee YEARS. HE IS PLANNING TO ae A PROFESSIONAL Rerenee AND IS venv WELL SUITED FOR THIS FIELD. Jovoe ELAINE Bnooxs COMPLETED Hen Eb EMENTARY scHooL AT LuLA, 'ENTERED HIGH ff-I ,, Nfl 'Y , 4 BX-Q U63 ,,A, E . kk ae 'Q--E ,- f,E f . lg, SGHOOL HERE AND EXPECTS T0 GRADUATE IN THE SPRING. SHE IS ACTIVE IN SPORTS AND wAs CAPTAIN or THE GIRLS BASKET-BALLTEAN IN 1947-48. SHE PLANS TO BE AN ARMY NURSE WHEN su: COMPLETES HER HIGH-SCHOOL EDUCATION. DORIS JANE SwEATT STARTED TO SCHOOL AT LoNE, OAK SCHOOL, NEAR TUPELO, LATER sn: ENTERED ELEMENTARY SCHOOL AT HI-HILL NEAR ALLEN, auT su: FINISHED ELEMENTARY WORK AT LULA, WHERE SHE ENTERED Hn-soH- ooL. JUNE as ACTIVE IN ALL SPORTS AT SCHOOL, EXPEGIALLY BASKET-BALL. SHE EX' PECTS T0 GRADUATE HERE NEXT SPRING. SRE PLANS TO BEOOME AN ARMY NURSE AFTER sou- OOL OR TAKE A BUSINESS COURSE. 'w 6 fl So : Q X Fi. ,T ' Sjfk .- ' ' A dmnx at-:Zi ,- ,MLM 1 'If ,.Q. DI 1 SR UN CLASS PROPHECY WALL 'TIS NOW THE YEAR OF 2009. ITS BEEN A- BOUT 69 YEARS SINCE I LIVED AT LULER. I AM A GETTIN PDRTY OLD THEY SAY. THEY CALL ME HOLD MAN HILL.H IT WOULD SHOR SOUND GOOD FOR SOME ONE T0 CALL ME JAMES ONCE MORE. EVEN MY WIFE VIRBLE CALLS ME HOLD MANU. SHE AIN'T A YOUNG CHICKEN HERSELF. WE MARRIED IN I949 DIRECTLY AFTER MY GRADUATION, SHE IS 77 AND I AM 78. I WANT T0 TELL YOU ABOUT A TRIP ME AND MY WIFE MADE TO LULA HERE WHILE BACK. SHE WANT- ED T0 SEE ER DLD HOME PLACE UP ON BULLY CREEK KNOWN AS UDADDY CAPPS RANcH.n WE TOOK THE FIRST TRAIN OUT. VIRBLE FORGOT HER SNUFF, So SHE STARTED NADDIND ME AT NOTHING. I WAS SNDozIN AWAY WHEN ALL AT ONCE I HEERD A FELLER YELL, PoP CORN! PEANUTSI CANDY! GUM! I LOOKED UP T0 SEE MY OLD cLAsS MATE, CHARLEY FRANKS. HE IS BIG AND FAT. HE TOLD ME HE AND JOYCE BROOKS HAD BEEN MARRIED FOR 50 YEARS AND LIVE IN A HOUSE CLOSE TO THE TRACKS AT TUPELO, WAL WE FINALLY READHED LULA, AND BEAT IT ON UP T0 HARDENA GROCERY T0 CATCH A RIDE OUT T0 THE OLD PLACE. WE SAW DORIS SWEATT WAITIN A- ROUND ON SOMEBODY. SHE HADN'T EVER MARRIED BE CAUSE HER FELLER WAYMON LILLARD HAD 9 HUNTIN' DOGS THAT HE WOULD NDT PART WITH, AND SHE HATES DOGSD WAL WE FINN.Lv cAucHT A FELLER IN AN OLD, RATTLE TRAP. JUST FER PERLlTENESS'S SAKE I ASK HIM WHO HE WAS AND L01 IT WERE OLD J.E. WOOLY HE HAD MARRIED ROWENA LAFEVERS AND THE WAY I HEARD IT HE DIDN'T EVER D0 NO WDRK. JUST SET AROUND AND PLAYED HIS GUITAR. UORA JOHNSTON HAD MARRIED WILLIAM HILL. THEY HAD THIRTEEN CHILDREN. DORA WAS TAKEN IN WASHINGS AND WAS PDRE AS A WHIPPER WILL. I HAD A REAL sooo TIME VISITING THEM THOUGH. WE TOOK THE NEXT TRAIN HOME AND I'M HERE T0 TELL YOU I REALLY HATED TO LEAVE THE OLD GROUP JUST AS BAD AS I DID BACK IN THE GOOD OLD DAYS OF '49. I WAS REALLY GLAD T0 SET BACK HOME , ANYWAY, FER THIS SORTA THING IS BAD ON AN OLD MAN'S BONES. I KINDA BELIEVE VERBILE WAS GLAD TOO, CAUSE SHE AIN'T N0 SPRING CHICKEN. N! I 0' 'U ' X lo :IEE I , .,.f,3jJF'i,- ' '---...,..Thg - V6 . X ii- 4:5 'ea CLASS WILL I, JOYCE BROOKS, DO BEQUEATH MY ABILITY TO GET UP AT 8:30 AND GET T0 SCHOOL AT 9:00 TO MY SISTER, MARY, P.D.Q, I, JAMES HILL, D0 BEQUEATH MY ABILITY T0 G0 T0 SDPHOMORE PARTIES T0 WAYMON LILLARD. WE, JAMES HILL, J. E. WDDLY, AND CHARLEY FRANKS D0 BEQUEATH OUR ABILITY TO PLAY BASKET- BALL TO COACH HOKETTIS PRDDIGIES IN THE FORM or WILLIAM HILL AND WAYMON LILLARD. I, J. E. WOOLLY, LEAVE MY ABILITY T0 ARGUE WITH MRS. EMMERSON TO WILLIAM HILL. I, CHARLEY FRANRS, WILL MY SCHOOL GIRL FIG' URE TO NDRMA JEAN HARBIN. WE, JAMES HILL, J. E. WOOLLY, AND CHARLEY FRANKS D0 BEQUEATH oUR ABILITY T0 THINK UP EX- cuSEs FOR GETTING DUT or DEMOCRACY PERIDDS T0 ANY PERSON WHO CAN BEST USE IT. I, DORIS JUNE SWEATT, DEQUEATH ALL THE SLIGHTLY USED GUM UNDER SEAT NUMBER I IN THE FIRST ROW or THE TYPING RooM T0 wHoEvER SITS THERE NEXT YEAR. WE, J, E. WooLLY, AND CHARLEY FRANKS,D0 BE' QUEATH DUR FAVORITE SEATS IN THE OFFICE T0 WA- YMON LILLARD AND WILLIAM HILL. WE, JOYCE BROOKS AND CHARLEY FRANKS, DO BE- QUEATH OUR LASTING FRIENDSHIP T0 VRIBLE CARP AND WILLIAM HILL. WE, DORA LEE JOHNSTON AND JOYCE BROOKS DO WILL oUR MATRIMONIAL SUCCESS T0 MARY BROOKS AND NDRMA HARBIN. I f is : I X I 2335. XS 4 4+ 1 ,, , , Q '15'f'2 Y .A + -u V ,a-,sf gf , , m A HM: W g:+f?.h35.,...' f. ,lf. A ug lf,-'tiff 2,31 4 ,. -1 -mf, 1 'Wigs 1' me W .. 'fl .' ' . :?Y,fa+fL:s'34325 f uikl , wie' -A .4 , ' 3,1 -v if ,Q .211-.1,. , X,-, if 1 ' ' f-F U, 1 ' w'MQ-g,',f,zmiYvffx wx ' gn L , , A ,,+N,,,g,i,,. ,Q-4, ,, y ,F , f - ,L 1 A Q,-1ygQ.'g,Nk -f sg av gg- f ' V 1-pf' 1-ffwzmw R1 5qr.x.,x Jaan By rl fVcH5weat Rho.: lYlae-Mer Joyce Br-satis ma ry B r-MM! Vu' rf' fe CINE ,.f- gxk ET B4 1 i , 5 vwdwl.. N .L w A if, wi n ni f- H41 Dai- Moo ney' ll Joh n sbn W:-a Cooper- Jgne. Swan! Coach w,,,,e v Hoke++ 1911-8 TE. Moshfcr JE woole.-, Will H1 H Xvaymuflul Chu-I-7 Hn, H4 Forfmutrg Bin mm- A 5: ble. HQ Jlm-s NNN fCo!Ch7 lv. norm +f ..-A-.. 4. .,. .,. W fe: A 'S-Qz af' 1' . 12' 'L A ffm . -.ff GUARD ON THE TEAM. GIRLS SPORTS ALAS AND ALACKI THE GIRL ATHLETES OF LULA ARE FEW AND HSMALLH, BUT IN SPITE or THESE WE HAVE MANAGED T0 HOLD OUR OWN AND MAKE A SHOW- ING DESPITE THE BOOS HEARD FROM MANY SOURCES. THIS IS OUR LINE-UP FOR THE SEASON! GUARD, JOYCE.BROOKS, WINNIE MAE HILL AND MARY BROOKS. FDRWARDS: DORIS JUNE SWEATT, VERA COOPER AND ALMA NELL SwEATT, OuR SUBSTITUTES ARE: VERA JOHNSTDN, VIRBLE CAPPS, LEvoN EDGEMON, DORA LEE JOHNSTON, AND SARAH ALEXANDER. JOYCE Bnooxs IS 5' 6 TALL AND WEIGHS I25 LBS. SHE IS ONE OF ouR BEST GUARDS HAVING MADE THE MAIN TEAM ALL FOUR YEARS OF HIGH- scHooL. WINNIE HILL IS A PRETTY SRUNETTE OF 5' 4 AND WEIGHS I25 LBS. SHE IS ANOTHER or ouR BEST GUARDS AND HAs PLAYED ON ouR TEAM THE TWO YEARS SHE HAS SEEN IN HIGH ScHooL. MARY BROOKS IS 5' 6 AND WEIGHS IIO LBS. SHE HAS PLAYED AS A SUBSTITUTE GUARD FOR TWO YEARS BUT FINALLY MADE THE MAIN TEAM IN HER THIRD YEAR OF HIGH SCHOOL. DORIS JUNE SWEATT IS A PRETTY BLDND GIRLDF 5' I AND WEIGHS I30 LBS. SHE HAS PLAYED FOUR YEARS ALTERNATING BETWEEN FORWARD AND ALMA NELL SWEATT IS AN ATTRACTIVE sLoND or 5' 5 TALL. SHE HAS PLAYED ON THE MAIN TEAM HER TWO YEARS or HIGH SCHOOL. VERA COOPER IS A VERY PLEASANT GIRL, WELL- LIKED av EvERYoNE. SHE HAS LIGHT BROWN HAIRQ wEIGHs I23 LBS. AND IS 5' 2 TALL. SHE HAS PLAYED ON ouR TEAM TWO YEARS. K T i ,.,,,, ' V, LA, f T-mmm 'f:FP W ' 3 X' 'A v gs xt! ' If .I Q BOYS SPORTS THIS SEASON WE HAVE WON THE INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT IN CLASS A AT COALGATE.. OUR Suc- cEss IN WINNING THE TOURNAMENT WAS A SURPRISE FOR us SINCE WE REPT ONLY TWO PLAYERS FROM LAST YEARS TEAM. THE PLAYERS ON OUR MAIN ST- RING ARE, JAMES HILL, CHARLEY FRANKS, ARVIL KERR, WAYMON LILLARD, AND R. D. BROOKS. OUR SUSSTITUTES ARE, J. E. WDDLLY, WILL HILL,R.H. JOHNSTON, LEROY HOLMAN, AND GEARLD DRYDEN. JAMES HILL, 6' 4 TALL, WEIGHS I55 POUNDS HE IS ouR CENTER MAN. WE PREDIGT HIS FUTURE BY HIS PAST SINCE-HE HAS BEEN ONE or THE HIGH SCORING HIGHSCHOOL PLAYERS IN PONTOTOC AND COAL COUNTY. CHARLEY FRANKS, 5' IO TALL, wEIGHs I4O LBS. HE IS ONE or OUR PROSPECTIVE FORWARDS. Nui I If I 0 G, .I ARVIL KERR, 5' IO TALL, WEIGHT I5O LBS. HE IS ONE OF ouR SPEEDIEST GUARDS AND IS VERY ACCURATE ON HIs LONG SHOTS. WE ARE HAPPY IN HAVING HIM WITH US THIS YEAR. WAYMDN LILLARD 5' IO TALL, WEIGHS I4O POUNDS, THE GUARD WE DEPEND ON MOST T0 TAKE CARE OF THE HIGH SCORING PLAYERS ON THE OPPO- SITE TEAM SINCE HE FOULS LESS THAN ANY or THE REST or THE PLAYERS. R. D. BROOKS 5' 6U TALL, WEIGHS I4O LBS. HE IS OUR YOUNGEST PLAYER ANO AMONG OUR SPEE- DIEST HUSTLERS ON THE FLOOR IN BRINGING THE BALL DOWN AND GETTING IT TO OUR FORWARDS. 0UR GROUP AS A WHOLE ARE GREAT SPORTS, IN' CLUDING THE GIRLS AS THE HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION HAS ALWAYS GIVEN OUR TEAMS Gooo sPoRTsMANsHIP RATINGS. THE YEAR l946-47 WE WERE GIVEN THE HIGHEST RATING OBTAINABLE. I gf I X I .J 6 6 W T? Q ,FH iw Wm! J QQ WW, H W Y? 4 Q W 'uf il V ' 4 Grade - 'Veac.Ae.r-- B'.f'J,,C, Dryden, X fade Y 5:5 fig N W'-ac, her.. Worley Hoffe. tt .51-A Gracie, ffCJiC.hgp W .M 193 flxogxfbr SWA P oppg 5 M05 Jr-ydeh yf f-A I f' A o- wn 15012- 1,4555-ffw R 1:4- 4, 5 M EN T5 92 MLA Wifgw 1 Q ml v V I I , f 7 w OPI I 1- .Q 54. N VV' K J' . 3. Q 440 K X3 K Lu: 'K n Sf fig ,. . , V Seb ne, bn-die? 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'e' I Cf..:-+.:--:-44+-1--1-+-:ns-+-wf++-:n:.4-,:0:.-w:w:-4--:--:.40s-z-4--s-+-ef-z'-z-a--v-1.-s-1-4-4-Q--we-'s'-s+++-:--:--:--:--:.+-z.-zo '-:.+':--zQ-:-++-:-+f:.++-:.++-a- , f' , ,. C r .g..1..:,.f..:.. 6 1-fg--Qu:--gf-5-3--Q-:Q-i'4,3..g..g.,g. .g,.Q.,g..g..3..3..p.g..g..3..:. 4.4. .3..3..:. .:..3..' ,ma .:..'..'..gv.g..g + LULA HOME ECONOMICS DEPT. Our Newest Department We endeavor to make the most of our opportunities which are being offered. We are learning to to sewg cook, plan, and prepare nutritious food, and also interior decorating Thisspace was contributed by the ADA AUTO DEALERS ASSOCIATION . B O O S T E R S ROLLOW HARDWARE Ada, Oklahoma COMPLIMENTS OF RALPH W. DELANCY E and M CLOTHIERS Ada, Oklahoma WILLIAMS ABSTRACT CO. Ada, Oklahoma HAYNES HARDWARE CO. Ada, Oklahoma SHEETS BROS. SERVICE, 1131 E. End, Ph. 2308 Ada, Okla. NORRIS CASH GROCERY Stonewall, Oklahoma 'TUPELO DANCE HALL, Dancing Tuesday Sz Friday Nights SNOW WHITE STATION Tupelo, Oklahoma BUZBEE SERVICE STATION Tupelo, Oklahoma HINKS GROCERY - FEED STORE Tupelo, Oklahoma CHARLES GROCERY :Sz MARKET Tupelo, Oklahoma E. M. GOSS SERVICE STATION Tuipelo, Oklahoma J. G. HARDIN GROCERY Lula, Oklahoma C Sz S CLEANERS, 314 E. Main, Phone 125 Ada, Oklahoma BENERS - GRIMES HARDWARE, 217 W. Main Ada, Oklahoma ALLEN QUALITY CLEANERS Allen, Oklahoma '! f 3 f 5 f'+'5 5 5 5 5 ! 5 9 5 5 9 ! 3 5 f''7 ! 3 ! 3 I 2'4 3''3 I 3 3 ?'P 5 7''X''! i 5'++'!'-I''Z''RMS''!+'!'+'!''! 5 Z ! i ! Z Z Z Z''E'+'I-'X'-2'-Z-'S-4' +'r-r-I fig. + 'Sf 'Pl' '! i H !' -If 'ENE-4 -HMI- .i.. 3..g..g..g. COOPER GRO. 8z MARKET Where Spending is Saving Stonewall, Oklahoma 3. .5 .:.+.2. .5..:..:.+.gu:wI..1.-:..y.:4 -Q-.:u:..:..:4.:. Q. 4.-Q. -3.3 .:.+.:.- .:. J ,E.,:,,:,,!,.5,:,,:,,z,,s,,:,,!,, ,205 ,xnxx 4, 4, I D E A L Plumbing 85 Electric Shop Fixtures - Repairs Stonewall, Oklahoma LOG CABIN Service Station and Groceries and Meats Charles Blankenship Ohloso, Oklahoma CASE STATE BANK 'Country Banking' Stonewall, Oklahoma COMPLIMENTS OF ADA FRIENDS COMPLIMENTS OF L A FRIEND CON SUMERS OIL STATION, INC. Gasoline, Oil and Household Accessories Phone 29 402 E. Main Ada, Oklahoma -r 'fr 153 'S' 'S' SZ 'Q' f-x-1--1-+4-+4-+ ' -4- 4-9 'I-I'-lv! +M- '5 +'I-+'Z Z 'Iwi-! Z'-X of v -4-1--1-a-1--nf-1-4--s++-s--x-+++vs-++-:-f:--x--1--:--s--s--s-fx--:Q-:wx-++-x-+++4-4-++-101.-p-54+-z.-pq.-1.-4.4.-M.-1..:.-2.4-.:.q -' .g..g..g.++.g-+.g.++.,..,, ' M' +'2 Z !'+'2 Z 2 r 502'-! 2 !+'!' 24 . ++'2 ! i-+'! 'r!' I 'i 5 !'+'5 ! ! i !'+'5 M' Congratulations of COMPLIMENTS OF CASE GIN COMPANY THE A. M' PHARR, Manager FIRST NA'r1oNAL BANK Stonewall, Oklahoma Ada, Oklahoma WITHERSPOON FINANCE COMPANY Automobile Financing Repay in Monthly Installments Every type of Automobile and Secured Loans Phone 777 Ada, Oklahoma DENCO BUS LINES, INC. - FRIENDLY SERVICE Through Service to Oklahoma City Direct connections to Chickasha, Hromore, Norman, Shawnee and Semlnole For Bus Information Everywhere contact local Denco Agent ww- +-z'-s-a-n-a..a-:'-s-s--s-.s..s,++-s'-e.-z'-aw 4 -as 'sf 'fe Q 4' +4++++++4++++++++?++++++++Q+++++++0+ -3 ++++ +4-+ +-a-+-z'-z-az-an-+4-x-++-:w:-w--z-z'-1-+'x--:-':-+f:-+-z-+-:-+4-+4-+++ COMPLIMENTS OF I: McCURLEY BROS. . ' S 1 R f . t OKLAHOMA erve e rigera ors ,T AT A Chamber Ranges b A E B NK ' Zenith Radios . fTh.re4F1,,iendly Bank, 129 W. Main Ada, Okla. Ada, Okiahoma CxDhqPqQInaIBbJqH3 1313 VVIIITYFIJE Aklffqmlfkrqfjfxs Refrigerators, Appliances ADA LUMBER COMPANY Tap anzl Gas Ranges ABC Washers 201 W. 12th Phone 100 218 E. Main 316 W. Main Ada, Oklahoma Ada, Oklahoma CONGRATULATIONS BAYLESS DRUG COL S T E F F E N ' S 'We Know Your Wants Ice Cream amid Dairy R and Want Your Business' Product Co. ' + 116 E. Main Ada, Okla. Ada, Oklahoma Dicus Cash Super Market You can Buy with The big store on W. Main 1 Confldence at + The Home of Low Prices V V ONEALFS JEWELERS 223 - 227 W. Main E Ada, Oklahoma 114 E. Main Ada, Okllf.. 1 +4--'--z--:Nz--:--: .- - :--wx--:--ew:--s -:.-:Q-xf++':-++-z--:--e-1-+-:-fx--:--:--:--z. ++++++++++4+++++P++++++b++++++++++++' at .. E-.m .. N. r-- E FP