McAlester High School - Dancing Rabbit Yearbook (McAlester, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1911 volume:

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RTE MILNER 4 6 ' 6 This land shall be yours, Choctaw, ll ,, . . . , d , Th ' 1' Wh ' 1? . . ' . , , Prxor to the enactment of the famous Danclng Rabblt Treaty whlch was made by the Federal Government on September I5 I83O the Choctaw lndlans reslded ln M1SS1SSlppI ln the Dancmg Rabblt Treatv the Umted States government under the personal supervlslon of the Presldent granted a portlon of the land west of the Mlsslsslppl Rlver to the Choctaw and Creek lndrans 'to them and thelr descendants to mure to them whlle they shall CXlSt as a natlon and lrve on lt When Mr Tyler assumed the dutles of Presxdent he fulhlled the condltlons of thls treaty by lssulng a patent to the Choctaw Natron on March 23 1842 whrch gave them possesslon of that part of Clclahoma known as the Choctaw Natlon The tltle to all land w1th1n the llmlts of the Choctaw N5t1OH IS based upon thls Danclng Rabblt Treaty hence the tltle to the land upon whlch our magnlflcent Hlgh School bulldmg stands rests upon the D3HClHg Rabblt Treaty and for thls reason we have seen fit to glve the name Danc1ng Rabblt' to our Annual ! 9 Y ' . 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QQ, ll HX A tl X A H'-ul Q ' SJ fr K5 . in 09541 J sffll 1 ' Elnrvmnrh ln the year V900 the flrst publxc school system of lVlcAlester was inaugurated wrth Wllllam Cray as superxntendent and prmcrpal Prror to thus trme there had exrsted only lndlan schools from whrch the whrtes were excluded lVlcAlester was one of the first towns rn Oklahoma to endeavor to remedy thrs great evll by establlshmg a system of publlc rnstructlon As there were no funds whatever for school purposes the burden of supportrng the schools fell entrrely upon the clty taxpayers But the crtrzcns of lVlcAlester were not to be daunted by any undertakmg however onerous and wrth true cmc prrde they organrzed a publrc school system They secured a large frame burldmg on Adams avenue and Second street for tem porary school quarters and there ln September of l900 the hlgh school had nts humble begmmng The Hrst class was graduated from the lVlcAlester Hrgh School rn 1903 when twelve students succeeded rn obtaxnmg therr dlplomas But the people proud as they were of thelr crty and wlth therr love for hne bulldmgs could not long be contented wrth such a structure as was the old burldxng on Second street Wrth the rapxd Increase of the populatron and wxth the growrng prosperrty ofthe crty there came an argumented lnterest rn school aflaxrs The questxon was soon rarsed whether lVlcAlester should erect modern school bulldrngs lmmedrate steps were taken 1n regard to the matter but as all buslness pretarnmg to lndran lqerrrtory had to pass through the hands of Secretary of the lnterxor Hrtchcock there followed a long perlod of delay Fmnally after the crtrzens of lVlcAlester had almost despa red of ever possessrng a sultable school burldmg for thelr chlldren permrsslon was glven for the xssuxng of the necessary bonds The work was carrled rapidly to completion and with the dawning of statehood and the entrance of Oklahoma mto the glorrous slsterhood of states the chrldren passed out from the rtckety old burldlngs mto modern up to date edrhces that would do credlt to a much larger city than lVlcAlester The especral delrght of the puplls were the large assembly hall the sclence laboratorles the well equlpped gymnasium and the convenient reference llbrary Only those who had suffered from the IDCODVCHICHCCS of the old structure could fully appreciate the new Too much praxse cannot be gxven to the teachers who labored so farthfully dunng thus perrod Some of these instructors haxe been excellent and xnspmng hgures rn the development of the school Among these rs MISS Lrlllan Lee vsho came to the school rn l902 and served as prrncrpal for two terms It IS prrncrpally through her xnllucnce that the hrstory department has attained its present standard Another lmportant hgure ln the development of the school IS Mr B H Locke who became connected wrth the school rn l905 as prmcrpal The school had mcreased so raprdly rn numbers that a spmt of drsobedlence had arrsen To lVlr Locke belongs the credrt of rnfusrng mto the school that sprrxt of orderlmess and good wrll whrch has for the last few years been so promment a feature of the hrgh school llfe A half year later Miss Eleanor Stratton became assocrated wrth the school rn the Englrsh department She made the hrst dnstmctron between the grammar department and the regular four years Englrsh course rn the hrgh school Mass Stratton worked out an outlrne for the regular four years work xncludrng the classic readmg and composrtlon work and the school rs now grven credrt for four years of work by all the colleges and umversrtles of hrgh standlng ln 1907 Mr Gay reslgned as superrntendent of the schools on account of rll health and Leslre T Huffman of Galena Kansas was elected to succeed hrm Durmg the same A v - r - v y - Q r v u v , . 1 V , . y v -- , - s y v - , , 1 r. , . . . , , . . . . , , . . . u v . , , . year three lmportant courses were added to the high school currrculum the German sc ence and busrness departments The scrence department lS rn charge of N B IVl1IIer r and a complete course rn physrcal geography physics and chemrstrv ts now offered to tht studs nts Laboratory and note book requrrements have been added to tht rcgulxr duly text book work and the course rs now one of the bet rn tht state fhe busrness department has made marked progress under the drrectlon of G Kraft r A separate room has been equrpped wrth desks and typew rlter and a hrst class business course IS now open to any student M Kraft also has charge of the German course whrch mcludes four years of work Miss Zoe Norman took charge of the Latln department IH I909 Since then an other year of Latm has been added to the course now makrng four years rn all In anuary of this year Ixrltss Schmalzlred was added to the faculty Wrthm the last few years the IVIcAIester Hlgh bchool has been recogmzed for tts wal ue as an lnstrtutlon of Iearmng by all the unlxersltlcs of the surrounding states This school became afflllated xx 1th the Lnwersrty of Oklahoma on February 23 1907 YVltI'l the Umversrty of Arkansas on March D I909 wlth the Umversrty of MISSOUYI rn Aprrl I9 I 0 wxth the Unnersrty of Chtcago on March II I9II and wrth the North Central Assocratron on March 74 191 I Thrs last afhlratlon entxtles any graduate of the Mcfklester Hlgh School to enter wrthout examlnatlon any college or unrversrty rn the West C cntral States JOILI MY RICK I BOARD OF EDLCATION ELECTED APRIL 3 IOII ' ' . 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I, Q Xx AS cIaSs sfwrc' ri I V w L' famv, . xx a I x I , 1 1 1 'I 1 P I . 'Ny ' , 'Hu' ,RNA ' I 1 ' x . 1 fu, If RRY- - , Wg ass uf 1 ll XM 'Tlx gn-19 LUC 415' 'M f N CLIO LENOIR CA PP? .Q ws gl, Ouxl P5 1 l Nfl? f xx NJ ,jf Jn FM x .nl Cline... V ILE BENTON BANCS Lutlle IS WISP Sh? IS belfayed Cl' oolcs S P 19 l,3ll'ly U1 l0NC' Wllh PBPCYS and hooks 'I H BUSBY LJ ll lk wlllle you Ruth says nhatter an ta may I Ol' yOU 3 havent the PYOIIINE' of another LDWELL ln art and mU9!L you are 3 peach Ancl a che-mlstry glass you some day wlll tcaph IVIARGUERITE CRUTCHER MBYQUCTIIC I9 small but ln llterature hne all the She IS Lheerful and happy most ufnf' LOIS FOSTER You nexef are sa y Your ws hole alm ln llfe IS to make others Q8 d ou nexer were mad L V .l l l- fl k A' ., 3 SPV ' A A- - ' ' ' ' affix' W -EE l f Af! ' ' is li 1 Elms -5 x H fl 2 l, 1 W ' I EX., 7,135 ll ' l Ar 'iii R ip 1 Ls--'af W I l . l , .T K . ,f E 'K1 f' . :EB i .ij . si f , ' I ,l W 5 lf, V - 1, . Y f R f is 1 -'.' 'v' . 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' - ' X l - Q X lf at He is like Walt Whitnran in all that he does, He excites our curiosity, admiration and l ' , h lc I . an i, - tr X 1 y. l JACKIVIAN C-ILL S a espearc s tht f rahl rl and rs our adWlSQ'T In our Lounclls and foxwwows we have nOnP ally VVISFY CAROLYN HALLIDAY A steady eye and a calm hrm look You YCSCITIIDIC 3 PICILIYE' IH 3 fall' book MARGARET HANRATY Basket ball IS Maggre s only clelrght She knows how to play jumping Lenler all rrght GENEVIVE HOPKINS Veva IS quiet modest and shy She wrll never grve up but try try and l' Li Class uf 1. Jr? h-LI PQ X N x! 'X t 3,5115 Q.. uf BP RTHA K1 RR An: tl11 1 Bertha to all rf u clnar Oh' 1 hat xx ould 1 0 clo 1f late- 1 e here MILDRFD KINCANINON Mlldred 1 fa1r and trong of lnart qlu- 1 always Xlllllftg to lwar lnr pa LF LIA MARCUM Lelta gan lmat of lmer ftnr grades ln Latrn And Qlw tlunks there 1 no one o n1Le M12 Stratton HELEN H MQGAHA Helen tallcs sweet and w1tl1 those brown eve: She tlnnlc she can talce off any prlze KATE MILNER 'I hrs IS our poet And wlll wrlte a great lmoolc at some future e s who Lhatters rn rhvme Intl Il' l It ,h fa Q M 3 ' ,, 1' ' .1-' ' 1 Q . U fx :V 7-fj: Xiry-Xikvk' X I 4 fif5Qt ,ff w plfmf if f Mfr. , ' 1 l ,V 1 f QJ 'Lift' I. 4 ,Qt 5, J fr '1 if mf ' tfff. . -Q ' 1 ' It l f - ,A X 1 Lx X 1 K ' ' If Q 'X 1 , - ' - . gif ' 3 P 7' l' l' . , I 1.-ff ram, ,rr 1 S L . 1 A - 1 XI ,ff-2 ' ,V V v S N-er not tr Q' 11 x- X X V1.1 XL f 1- , ' xA . fi, 4 3 -X5,' J . l ' X if x .4 5 4 1 V q NN I 'A A -X , 1 4 , 1 . . . 'f .J X X 1 j S S N , J' Y, K , 'S 1 . 1' ' - 11. wg, . , 1 , uv- QN FV- ,-3 llfnf lAx,'XX',fX1 ,511 .1 1 ' f A ' f. ,140 Wx f ,'-- +' 'XM yt 1 , ' -I x' 'X N -'-1 - xr 1 '- x xx 44 fi 1, ' .' x ' iv, ,f L 1' , Xxx ,Ax 141 f X .U q 'Q tt , i f ' ' 1. 4 Jaxx 5 7 l J fytf' ,'k H L, 1 Q . V . 's 5 V' as ff,g,'71 - f 11,1 a F ' . WW, , 1 5 I, X ' ,ff lx-J K gf' lxl . .,, , X - I ' ax -1 rx! I vp R f r if' ' K if Xl 13M 'I .um ,A ,mf VX 3. 4'W,ft xL,.,g,,, ff tvfl I 9 1 xx. Lim I X . Dv a V 1 ' N 1 . 1 1 f y , Ax 3 ,Zn-NR ig S . 1 1 ftli 1 1+ 311.1 - 11 . Om V1 if f W' , , 1 l 5 t 1 F- 1 K ' f - ' : J t. xl 1 l l .1 E -. gt, T 'Q Q . . fr - v - - -.knnQw...- 1 'lg ' ANCING Fl Barr Rx fx? 'Rza X I I lx Q 5... Jil JOEL MYRIC K Claauur IS llll but IH Llmrmlstry rlght nc lu wlnole hearts Llellghlxt RUTH PALMER am s 1 c ln plxysu wc hear ou a You nuvr study only laugh and play -X MARTHA RITTER Q Martha Llmarms all NVlll'll'1EI' good natured 'NL XX-Inq. SHIIIKS AU Ill? lClllClI'lCS9 ll! 'il10N S li measured rf 'N X lay milf' fx. MABEL ROGERS Your YVlI'll'lll'lg NN ay and QCSKLIYFS sweet Mak? all lie' lxappy YVl10m YOU misel l X MARY H ROSE A malclen pure and SIFDPIP and neat When ll comes to mum you are hard to ,jffxx wat Wii, y a f ll I H E' . I - 1 X I. N19 X I I 0 - R .x Xb- h ylmf N .sql V ' Q ' ll , M 'FL , -g 54,4 i ', f fi 1 .XX l A Q 'fx X . N f if f 5 V lo l - in tlw lab is s ' 6 X I ', V ,AJ OJ l 'X , - Ny 4 xv, .Q 7 . ,K .yr t ff-ix! i l v's r 'f , y sy, w Q E V R 1 sw or '- .fl f f E' E , l 4 VN ' ,:,:, , s X ,gill l, N 1.-'f,' rx, , Q .Q - 'Q y 'y ' 5. , fr YA J ,I 2 , Z X I K w 1, .' N l l ll 'V El -- O- J'- ' 1 ,ff N ' .r - .,' , It f 1- .V fr S 4335! -' R ,f fvig sf x . , -' R A K A 7 - I ' - ' - .E 1, . 'If' x 1, , I 1: EE 'l Z-3' J ffl' , E l Class nf 1 ll QQ ERNEST W SCHREINER .lr And thus IS Hank a grand football player And who after four IS a frequent stayer MAMIE SPARKMAN You tallc too much you are newer stlll You make more norse than a rolling mlll BESSIE STEPHENSON No jokes or pranlcs you ever play And you never throw your trme away MAMIE STEPHENSON You never laugh you only gran To talk ln school would be a great s JOHN THOMPSON Every month you have 'E' on your geom etry card We cant understand why you study so hard K. 3 1 ANCING X! V544 lv ffl J X fr k,N fx P fl,-. R Barr EFFIE TARTFR When we hear the name Efhe l maxden we lhxnlc Who can lay he-r plans meely the-n glggle and wsxnlc JOHNNIE MAY WOODEN maiden snhool teacher l am QOIHQ to we f,XHKl Cl'1lldl'Pl'l Slliill IPBYH NCIY l'TlULl'l lY0l'n m ASA WATSON And this IS Asa whose eyes are so hluc Who new-reanlrll all that he once knew DAMON MARIE WATSON Our lnmost eharaelf-r she can see bome clay a prophet she wlll be CLARENCE WILSON Qlarence called nschultsn makes It l IZ 'lo aslc many questions at the time l a qu17 Qllzum nvm fxrtxxf-II 1 an Q cxct o x I Icnc xx not xx har to d ox twat xxf rc to part ltm CIJI1 mx oxc n fl n I1II noxx out cI1xQ are one Des nal' IN m mx tant An f1II mx exu xx 1th tt ns And IlIxf to Orpheux hirp IQ thl mum XNIIPICXXIIII mx souI IQ Charmed xpca 0 tc Q oxe And noxx go xx 1cIceCI tcare An Icaxc mx thouvhtx to cas for Ilk LIcI1Cf1te joxx You hrmg no IQIICI nox mx grltf SUILCHNC But hII mx soul xxlth 0 oom cms and Stax come and Qt IX ouUhtQ ol the onm I Ioxf Stax Qtax Cxerx dax And max G d ln HN morcx hlux un all In thc Iong XPHYS to come Noxx xx hcncc comm thlq hrlght cIream3 That QteaIQ upon mx thoughtx Llke the b1IIoxxx Qea Droxx mng ln rareit ecstasy mx souI To put mx grlef to fhght I Gee the star of Pate VI 1th trallmg IDYIIIIHHCX As It sparkles o erhead Wlth the Hrst approach of the txNlI1gI1t hour In the s1Ixerx sky IQ 'I I Idc-are fx.,1,'f1 nos, J ' ' ' O, N tv 1 A , FO- lt- lf- 1 of ,1 --1 c-'e'Iccxx'. y'hv', ' QI I s ,' 7 JE , 7? .' C t 's ' ' 7 fx '. 'I o.',Iq Ih1sII'. , t , ,' I -7 cl f '1 I' D . :cg A P ' ,' wf, Cm - 1 A 'nt O . ' I If H' o V It -' f.'. ' . , K ' , K J. , y x , . , , y A the nlght grows darker It anchors above us And lo our horoicopc Each one ot us aces rn the Ntar s hrwht hvnt Qt patprtatrrw beams Llke the Qtarrx heawnx Lrfe 5 w aw lb hr w 1th Ntirw That gurde our stepQ along As we walk through the dark paxsaoc of Hope Each one to mect hrs doom And the btari are mam As are Lrfe S amhrtrons And what a noble truth That the loftrest Star that hurts our w rx Is the star of Dutw What though success seems far And many are lts torls3 Yet strrve to reach your star For sooner or later each one must know That effort ra Lrfc s star J mm xx x xl itll N s I ' f ' ,, '1 , . r .. . . . 7, 5 t If , 'X f, In ' rcs, , K f n , , x t . ,:x..D, 1 1 c O15 'ad' 7 5 Z . 7, l' ff 17 GILI .Ru i -K , 'J .113 YUNJ' - 'QV rn ab x V444 'xr x' 5' i t I b I p,!1i 'xX . X . G,' 1 x'- xx . '- 'WN V M xr ff X, .MQ7 3 L11 , if I, ,1 ? ' A, .Q 1' , K 6 rf, fx 9 gg-gig,, HSS uf 1 P 0112155 Mminrg LWAYS has 1t been the hablt of manlctnd to xmmortallze IH literature the great events of thelr hlstory We feel therefore as 11 we were performlng a great Wd! LQ V1 servlce to the human race ln glvmg to the world thrs ftrst authentic hxstory of a body whose lmportance few HPPYCCIAYC The class of 1911 rs the largest tn the hrstory of the lVlcA1ester schools We belxewe the secret of our success IS due to a good begmnxng for even 1n our prtmary days we showed our commg greatness and were grven spectal attentron that our buddlng genrus should not be ntpped by an early frost For years we have been recognxzed by the hrghest authorttles as occupytng a posltlon all our own and at the present tlme our fame IS spread from Nlalne to Calrfornla On September I2 IH the year 1901 the founders of our rllustrrous class assembled at ,ZX 3 j l 483 J l gt if Wis 1 'II' 9 in It 221 the old burldmg that wonderful edifice character rzed by tts graceful wrndlng stalrs leadlng from all polnts of the compass and tts wonderful arrangement of rooms Lxttle dld these slx mardens dream of be rng the founders of such a renowned body And these slx are worthy of the honor thrust upon them by the decree of fate for where rn another school could slx glrls be found equal to Carrte Halliday the shlnrng star of the physlcal geography class lVlagg1e l-lanraty who belleves that basket ball rs more prac tical than geometry and Lots Foster a close adherent of Maggre s prrnc1ples3 1: ollowlng close ln therr toot steps were Luclle Bangs a firm belrever that country llfe xs more benehcxal than crty llfe Marguerrte Crutch er whose cherlshed ambltlon IS to be prrvate secretary to the hrst lady of the land and last but not least Mlldred Kxncannon whose amrable dlsposltton has won the frlendshlp of all the class ln the second year of our career Ruth Pal mer and Clarence Wrlson were added to our number malclng seven girls to one boy Even at that early date Clarence was a lady s man and gallant enough not to feel lt a burden to dlvrde hls attentron among seven mardens ln 1903 vartous states Yeiillllflg our deftctency rn some of the elements nec essary to a ftrst rate class sent thetr contrlbuttons Kentucky looked over our 11st and found that we needed some one to teach us not to take lrfe sertously and sent us Nlattte Rltter Texas hndtng that we were not endowed wtth a poet loaned us from her own scant supply Kate Mllner Our own clty clatms the honor of grvmg us our famous orator aclcman C111 ll' 71 f . 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YJ . y TH :L ANCING Barr N45 and also ohnme W ooden whose chref dellght IS to answer questlons tn physics South Larolrna sent us ohn Thompson our noted advrser and from drfterent parts of Oklahoma hawe come Katrxna C lyde Harris our class secretary and Mamie Sparkman our perpetual motlon machine a strrkmg evcamplc of how often sclentlsts lmpose untenable theories upon the 'arty whrch theorres later are proved by experrence to be false ln the fourth grade we contrnued to thme and absorb culture at an astomshrng rate but we strll lacked some of the elements that go to make up an rllustrrous class ln our ftfth year some of these CICHCICHCISS were supplred for Qhto hearmg of our drre need of a mrschre these years L ella Marcum who rs famed rn Latm was an endowment from Arkansas a state not famed for producmg geniuses of Lella s Xarlety The year l906 was one of great sorrow to us for two of our dearest teachers Mrsses Parsons and Ogden passed away xxfltll thelr death we lost two of the truest frlends but thelr lovmg mfluence has remamed wrth us through all our school days ln the year 1906 the two towns of North and South McAles1er were consolxdated lqhrs made rt necessary for all the puplls of North McAlester who were above the srxth grade to jom the seventh grade of the McAlester school We were not overyoyed when we were mformed that North McAlester s famed four w ere to jom us but when upon thelr arrrval we found that Ernest Schremer the model actor was among them we rmmedrately welcomed htm wrth open arms Nor were we drsappornted rn the others for among them were Damon Wat son whose chrefambltron rs to be Mr Lockes successor as mstructor rn algebra Mabel Rogers who always makes lt her duty to be wrse and compllment the teachers and Veva Hopkms whose chref ambltlon 15 hard to deflne About thus trme lndlana sent us the greatest grft of all Mary Rose our most talented musrcran Wrth all of these great elements you need not be surpnsed when I tell you that It was here that we began to make hrstory and to occupy a posrtron all our own For lt was at this time that we purchased the beautiful picture of Str Galahad whlch now adorns the walls of our assembly hall At the end of that year we departed from the seventh grade wrth glad hearts thmkmg of the burldmg we were to enter on the next September But that much looked forward to September day was a very dreary one for rt was cold and rarmng and our burldmg was not completed But we drd not grve up and every trme we looked out of the wmdow of the cold elghth grade room our droopmg sprrrts were cheered by the srght of the raprdly rrsmg walls ofthe new burldmg How well do we remem ber that Monday mornmg when Mr Locke came rn wearrng a smlle that would not come off and mformed us that we were to move When we were grven our seats how proud we felt and what a look of contentment rested on every face At first thmgs seemed a llttle strange for we were not accustomed to these numerous lrttle bells but not to hear a class bemg rn formed about CIVICS whrle you were trymg to figure out what X was equal to rn algebra was certamly a relief But we were Freshmen now and were not surprrsed at anythmg that took , , f N ll 5 ,ll 4 S I I I . l 9 t a ' sk ' tl U I . ' ,f',3 ,,1 , . kt- l. tl A l l ' vous plotter, sent us john Fuller, who has successfully carried out his contract throughout all ft, Class uf 1 ll place for rt was all a part of the wonderful lot of the Freshmen To crown our happrness another talented musrcran Cho Caldwell was added to our number Texas we thank you lor our muslclan and our poet You have been good to us ln September 1908 we were enrolled as Sophomores Several weeks later when we passed mto the English room we found that our class had Increased for there sat Asa Watson who had just arrrved from Calvrn oel Myrrck better known as Chaucer or ackman s as srstant and also Effie Tarter who claimed to be Tennessee s only representative and a faith ful adherent of geometry As our class now numbered twenty seven we organrzed and elected Lelra Marcum as our hrst presldent and also selected green and whrte for class colors At the end ol the term when the Senrors gave ulrus Caesar for therr class play several members of our class were asked to assrst At last we had garned the opportunrty to drsplay the dramatlc talent ol some of our members and so well drd they act therr parts that congratu latrons were show ered upon them from every srde Qur unror year was memorable for many events On one of these eventful days ducrng presrdents Consequently he was elected to serve our class and up to the present tlme has fulfilled the condltrons that Ardmore requrres of presrdents Anyone wrshrng to know what sard dutres are wrll do well to buy Mr Zrke s book advertrsed rn our new book hst He was not to be deprrved of an able assxstant for Helen lVlcGaha soon arrxv ed She rs an ardent admrrer of all the young men of the class a hnrshed ClOCLlllOl'1lSl and a mmlster s daugh ter besrdes It was durlng thrs term that the commercral department that place of much fun was added to the school The most memorable event rn our hrstory rs our grand unlor Senror dance Thxs event furmshed conversatron untrl Commencement and caused many class meetrngs to be called by the superrntendent These were extremely lolly lrttle aflarrs where nearly all of our orators obtarned an opportunrty to drsplay therr oratorrcal skrll and the only advlce we grve to the unrors IS to follow our example At last we are Semors and the same great sprrrt IS stlll wrth us and all are standrng to gether rn the last great year But we now number thrrty two Ruth Busby who was a qophomore last year was so fascinated by us that she could not reslst the temptatlon to take a llyrng leap mto the Senror class Then Bertha Kerr whose health would not permrt her to graduate wrth the Senrors last year came mto our class to make our rllustrrous body complete Thrs year we brought the Extensron Lecture Course of the Unrversrty of Oklahoma to the people of lVlcAlester and have the honor of berng the publrshers of the hrst annual ofthe lVlcAlester Hlgh School We feel that we have done our duty and now stand ready to start on our long lrfe campaign where we can no longer advrse and cheer each other but where each must rely on hrs own efforts to achreve success No longer shall we see the fa mrlrar faces that we have learned to love no longer shall therr famrlrar vorces be heard as w go on our darly round But such must be So we part from each other and enter upon e lrfe that has been prophesred for us with kind thoughts for all and not a few regrets that our school days are over that we shall no more gather rn the rabbrt den for class meetrngs for ad vrce and for pleasant httle conversatrons VEVA HOPlxlNS yy! 4 ll r . y . 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In Graduate ii 'Q W 93:1 f me wks t YAYWN ,ar 3 'A 1 1 ' --n --x Q -,JP- 5 41,,..r-' NSN' 9 N. 0112155 Igrnphvrg lhrs lb the prophecy of nlneteen twenty Of ladles and gentlemen there are a plenty Clarence completes hrs large alrshlp Prxde Then rnvltes us bemors to take a short rrde Says he ackman grves hrs rnaugural address Of the orators now he IS pronounced the hest To New York Qrty today we wlll go For New York IS the state he IS governor of you know But regrets come of course from some of the few Who llye rn lVlcAlester and have something to do Asa Watson polltely expresses his woe For his wife just slmply will not let htm go ohnme country school ma am at home says she ll stay For she does not hke parties as she often will say Came Halllday debutante ns sorry to say Her receptron comes on rhrs very dav So the alrshlp starts out on a day brlght and fair And hy l p m we re up IH the air Wlth Bertha and Luclle both teachers ln town ohn Thompson the chemlst who has won renown Mattle a good nurse who well earns her pay Mxssxonary Mlss Mcflaha wx ho has returned thls day And Bessle Stephenson, slum worker ln Sprro, Who, lt seems from her kmdness, has never a foe Also Ruth Busby, ln soclf-ty's prlme, Says she'll go for the sake of a pleasant tlme N N- .xxx x'a. PN ' ff' l I A s - .fm mf, .-.5 , V Y , A vt ' f ' F17 . ' 1 it ' 'V 1- ' S V mme , 5'-2334 . - Y V ' Y . Q .. FQ, . x .' :seq at as - s -' , . ,qx I . A, ' A A I s Q .f 'F . . , -. 51 .4. T,-. I , Y ,, I N l 3' , f-lf? 5e1::E'f,5 i - -fc c-f f' -' , , - 5 sjf l :-- ie:f1.Q:f-- -'el s Eff' - 'ML' . T, ' A . H f v .rj . . . , . , , A , l , r , , I Y. ,v A ! 'i vi J , , . 7 V Y Damon Watson story writer and a jolly good girl Consents to go although alrshlps make her head whirl Mildred Kincannon a real pretty old maid Goes along too even though she s afraid And myself who am now 1ust a poet Will go that the rest of the world might know it When we reach New York City all safe and sound Clarence says Let s go and look around The lecture is not to begin until eight We ll go to the vaudeville here while we wait So tickets are purchased and IH we all go Why there s Mamie Sparkman of our class of eleven As a neat chorus lady looking like she were seven ohn buys a newspaper on leaving the show For he thinks our schoolmates may be sighted you know Listen here he says after reading a while l will read you something that will make you smile Effie Tarter the cow girl of the X Y Z Ranch Has won great fame and is tonight in LaBlanche Of those of her class she is better than any And the states she has toured are quite a great many Miss Mabel Rogers also Cenevelve Hopkins Have both at Vassar College accepted positions Mabel will teach music there for a while She has been to Germany and her methods are in style And Veva who you know was our class historian Will teach history there to be with her companion Of the classmates whom we have heard from today Some have won fame l am glad to say We all start out for Madison Square And of course we naturally have to stare. Our eyes are arrested on gazing ahead By a neat looking bill board picturing a head. Madame Foster the singer we read in surprise For who would have thought our friend was so wise? To Fifth avenue then our party all roam To see a millionaire s beautiful home. J ' QD Q' Mit., BSS uf fx 4 But what do you think surprises us so? 1 y J ' A ANcuNc. R Barr On turnmg a corner we notxce a cop Pacmg hls heat with newer a stop Look out there he says when we all look around Then we see that another classmate has been found He s grown so stout we hardly know Qur frlend Ernest Schremer of long ago On passing the Waldorf Astorra tall We see a neat lady come out of the hall Look who s here she says wrth a sxgh Thls rs Clio Caldwell whom we prrze so hrgh Tell all you know at once we all say Have you heard from any of our classmates today lm startmg for Europe on a long concert tour Mary Rose IS m Germany studyxng muslc some rrore I heard from Marguerlte not long ago She ns presldent of a musxc club down nn Chxcago lt IS trme for the lecture so we go to that And when rt IS over we start up our chat We ll start home rn the mormng says Clarence our man All of you must rest up tonrght lf you can ln the mornmg the arrshmp starts homeward agam TIS a n1ce pleasant day no wxnd or no ram We re soanng low as on we wmd To see the srghrs of drfferent kmds As we pass over Buffalo we see there s a show Now cons1dered much better than Sells Ploto John Fuller Zrke Sr Co largest show ln the world We read at the top of a whxte banner furled On reachmg Chlcago we stop for a whlle To see the sxghts for thxs rs the style Walklng up the Mrdway hnght We spy a large burldmg Just to our nght On rnquxnng about rt we learn wrth gladness Thrs IS the Unwerslty and now they confess That Lelra Marcum to us so dear ll I K I I I A f sr -v 1 1 r v f v at - n - - u - v ma -- v 1 ar .Jn u Q - w A . 1 . . . . . U H ' - - 1. v y rr - - rv , . . . . . . . v u H . . ,- u -v 1 1 1 v ls instructor of Latin in the University here After we re tired of looking around We decide to go Then leaving the ground And soaring ox er the country green Many ws hite farmhouses are seen Quddenly the gasolene tank is exhausted Then in consequence the speed is impeded When we re over a place which looks like a store We alight to the earth to get some more As we walk in the store we almost fall At the sight of the storekeeper oel Myrick so tall We then start strolling through a long shady lane At the end of which is a farmhouse plain Chickoo chickoo we hear some one call Then the scene we ga e on just beats them all For who in the wide world can this he But dear old Maggie whom we re glad to see Now to her neighbors she says she ll take us We consent to go without any fuss She will surprise us now we know she thinks By her funny glances and gleeful winks When at last we arme at our destination We do not demand any explanation For sitting on the piazza there ls Ruth Palmer with face so fair She s looking for her husband dear Who will arrive from a little town near After chatting a while we take our leave To see how much space we can achieve To Guthrie near our homes we come And hear the full plain heat of a drum. Alighting here we walk up a street And one of our classmates now we meet. It is Clyde Harris who informes us with pride That she is now taking a rather long ride. For she is going to Boston quite distant you know To purchase good for a large store in Pueblo. ,I Class uf 1911 kk TH: ANCING BBIT She tells us that lVlam1e Sttphenson now resldes here Then we part and are soon aqam IH the alrshnp And over the countrv ue are now seen to slap We arrlve at our home town at hve afternoon And feel that our fun must end up qulte soon Then John addresses our entertalner to tell Of the pleasures we have had and enyoyed so well What a glorlous tlme l am sure we have all had And to lcnow that not one has been lnjured lm glad Wfe ve heard from or seen each classmate dear Even those far away and those who are near It has brought back a thought of our school davs ot old And now as we muse their pleasures unfold To you Clarence for thls party our thanks we give We ll remember th1s day as long as we llve lx X lil.: lVllLNFR r ll I I A l Q X ' 1 xx xx!! I , C I Y x - I 5 yxkfff ,ml h - And is court stenographer where the test is severe. . Q V , , 1 . ,X r 01111115 5711113 011112 1111 I1l11l11h2lpl11.1 M11 LNIIIPTPPII 1 1211211 Last year the Senlors thought they were about the only class But they w1ll hnd there IS another whlch wlll thelrs surpass For mneteen eleven steps rlght ln and shows them what they are They shall admlt our glorles have surpassed thelr own by lar CHORL5 ln nineteen eleven ln nlneteen eleven Our school days now are past our dlplomas won at last The best of llfe 15 passlng by and for It now we almost cry For we love our dear schoolclays of mneteen eleven MISS Stratton IS our patroness who guldes us all along We always look to Mr Locke to glve a tuneless song And Mr Kraft lust treats us good and lets us have our fun MISS Schmalzrled works us verv hard tlll lessons all are done CHORUS ln mneteen eleven ln mneteen eleven Mrss Norman keeps us m she thlnks tallung IS a sm If Mr Mlller gets too fast we ll have to tle hlm to a mast For we ll have no such as that m mneteen eleven You unlors who are comlng on Wlll have to run a race If you ln honor and 1n deed shall try to take our place Twlll cheer you up lf you will thmk of what for you we ve done We ve made your pathway brlght whrle we our xlctory have won LHORLS ln mneteen eleven IH mneteen eleven We re smart as we can be as we know you plamly see If you want to know the reason why we slmply glve you thls reply just thlnk who graduates IH nlneteen eleven We ve learned our lessons well thls vear and trled to be real good And thlngs that we have learned we thlnk that we have understood The teachers keep us ln SOmCtlm6S when rules we dlsobey But as for us when school 19 out we do not mmd to stay CHORUS ln mneteen eleven ln mneteen eleven Cur Annual wlll come out just to show what we re about The lecture course we ve brought to you and showed you all what we can do And we re happy graduates ln mneteen eleven KATE MILNER MARY ROSE TQ V . . - q. -A n A 1 1 1 1 1 Y, 1 1 , . 1 1 1 ' 1 1 , . , . . , . . ' 1 ' 1 . . - J 1 1 I . . . . , 1 1 . . . 1 , . 1 1 1 1 . . , . 1 1 1 . , 1 J 1 1 1 f 1 , ,N 1 1 . . , - 7 , . 9 1 , . . A i-'mn nf 1112 Pa Qft 1n the starry xx atches of Illfgllt As we olled 1n the southern sea My soul was fillrd wlth a strange delrght Strange yet tm as plc asant to me The odor laden breeze xw hrspermg ln the shrouds The pulsing throb of the engmes below The moon overcast by the drlftlng clouds All gave me a sense ol contentment ol calm That was to my soul a soothmg balm Alone ln the w aterv stretches we rolled Neath the beams of a troplcal moon And the sound of the waxes as they curled from the prow Came to me llke a mother s eroon The hum of the log as It whrrled on the rail Was borne to my ears on the bree7e And lt seems that I heard soft and low Songs l had learned whale on mother s knee And then I knew that I was to be Always Clfllllllg A Son of the Sea IR XNK BR XDLEY . V v I .Y ' , Y I , . 3 . , , ,F ,, ' .f . I ., of r ,Y s v JY 4 U ' 1 The smoke drifting leeward, Steady but slow, f y 4 V y , , , ' I , 1 ,, ' , f , K Y 1 Y I A, 1' IL . ff J ' xy E al ,ax Q?'5' 3 Q V! X k ' , MK WX C , If -N ff' ii . git , 1 ' ,cfiv 4, : x K an . , 5 A , ' ii 1, 'fy as .lfx - U x x 'W , A KN X v 'lx 4 5 - , X 1 K L If:M' ' 3 'X N V kftiwl ' ' .I-,M -,Hr X , X x 1, lfmixyr ,j' X X Q . V 1 -gi .1 ,IQ N , , V N '-- 4, - 3 ' ', X X ' Q t , Y' 1 , . 1 X Y nw ' ' x , . A X I LJ ! N ' . l Q 1 I 4 , . I . XX 1 2 I y f 5 X x X I I ' ,fix .diy ,, 0112155 nf 1912 Presndent George Harrxes Secretary and lreasurer Margaret Llddell Colori Purple 1nd Whlte Motto Get What You C,an and Keep W hat You Caet Flow er Vxolet Horace Arnold Corinne Lalrlore Rolzert Arnold Margaret Llddell Qlga Aston Mary Orendorfl Armond Bennett Beasre Oller Frank Bradley euel Ruff C allwerlne C larlc Florence Rlley Caus Co'eman Clyde Rldenour 'Vlay Collxer Harold Rolurer Ruth Cooper Eumce Stuart Carl Drower Lee .Stevens Rlclward Cnll Rudolph Slurmer Loulse Hams Glenn Toolcer George Harrles oseplune Troy Gertrude Henley Dorothy WllllS lmogene johnson Bewe Woolley Byrde johnson Ben Welmer Dawd Kerr llalel Yoes AA C W K 'W A- ' v R 1t ' ' K - ffikli .lr ff' Rexx L-. ., Q-'C ' N ,f , -rt, , i . ,X Q , NX 'T C 1 bg ., xx x . . ,, Ifljfi , ----' -all ,V --. ZH.. , ,A ..',.. -1 c . 1 I , N A ,. S . . A ' , ' A , , , f, - . ,. . S' ,115 su-3 n 0115155 nf 1912 N a halmx day ln beptc mlxer rn the wear V308 thert gathered a motley Crowd at the Hrgh behool lhrs w as our prc sent d xv umor elxss rn rts crude mfanev I must admlt we were a trrlle xerdant x l'rLsh1es but with that wonderful adaptablhtv which we haxe smee shown to adv intage wc soon became almost as wrse rppearrng as the upper rlassmen themselxes lr srfted through our brams fmally that the proper stunt was to orgrnrze Therefore we eleeted ofheers Our lreshman ye rr was a frurtful one for most of lla Here we learned the x rluc ol hard study and underhxnd d methods of bCIlCllIlQ notes I lere too we learned the much practiced art of fmger tallc However most of us lned through thrs trying time to meet agam rn 1909 as Sophomores Fl hen we were grown from rnnoeent l reshres to august bophs We were now easrly the class of the school Gemuses sprang up among us as toadstools after a ram the Soph mrs Here s to em were renowned far and w rde lor tlaexr beauty and were rn elexerness only exeelled bv the Soph boys Newer before had such x class entered the port als of thus rnstrtutron but enough or rt w rll appear as rf l w ere hoastrng and lar be rt from me to boast of exen as noble a subject as the class of IZ Agam the campus saw our famrlrar faces rn the fall of I9 l U nlhen w as thrt noble class of unrors gathered for the first trme All we had at eomplrslaed as Sophs goes as notlamg before what we are doing as unlors ln athletres we are renowned far and wlde We rule the hterary socrety We set the fashron rn clothes to all hut oel Myrrck ln xery truth were l to go mto a detailed account of our mdmdual glorles lt would Hll many pages the laeultv agrees wrth me when I say that nexer hefore hrs such a class been rn lVlcAlester Oh be llewe me' we are some class Rah' for the Class of ll XROI D ROI lRER aff i if -v ,,---5 ,E-wav'-P ' ...-f' ,Jr- gf'-' ff' A K VY 2 f ' N s . , I 3 vv V ' 3 1 r K 5 V fi 1 .. . . .4 t J' ' n. f 'z ., 'r' E.. e 2 ,z . 4 1: . 1 3 : f a g ' . 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I . . It 'V , J C. K tl K . w K K' Q . , A 1 ,, ' CI thc A 1 . - , If , of S -sl , ' -S , C. K . . . KYK z ' KK , ' 1 Al , j ' ' ' , K12, l'4or this great and nohle huilcling. 'las . 1 N' H A K . 71: ' 1 1 j ' - s, 7' A- K' '. 1 cl. Cltj. ' ' ' Q. I K I PM Y. K' CK :K , v If , . I ' C ' , N ,. , G V 1 1 1 1 ' Kr, i -1 r r , M . C K A I Ky. at 1 I K K Y ' . . .f f ' t - K , t . , . 2 ' : K1 C .s Q ' 1 . . K Y . . J . 1 . Y . . . ' , K for, 1 ' 1 f 1- 1 71 K K ANCING. R Barr From these umors O Great Teacher From these Mrghty C-racrous umcrs You shall get a few years forward Get your Bankers and your Lawyers Get your Doctors and your Preachers Get your Merchants and,your Captams Of Fmance and of the Army From these umors Mrghty .IUHIOIS You shall get your greatest men and You shall get yout greatest women Then she turned and to the umors Unto you O Mlghty JUHIOIS Now agam l glve my Wrsdom Now agam I gxve my Learnmg And my love of Understandmg Thus she spake and then she vamshed Honor be unto the umors Cned the Teachers yelled the Semors Honor be to all the umors Screamed the Sophomores yapped the Freshmen As aloft the Mrghty jumors Bore the sacred scroll of Wrsdom Thus lt happened that the umors Were endowed wlth lofty wxsdom Thxs the reason that the umors Tower above them all ln Knowledge Thrs the reason why you wrll hear Of these Great and Noble .Iumors ln the great Hereafter FRANK BRADLEY L3 I . , f r f ,Y H ll' S Il ls ' , f 5 X W 1 Wil' - . i' ' t M 1 llxl ll ' Ml - ' C 1 :I hx J ' , , . 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J . v Zlumnr 2-Xlphahvi A IS tor Arnold our twms so bnght Of our umor class they are a shmmg llght B IS for Ben and also for baby lr has been sald that he IS one maybe C rs for Qormne wlth that ewerlastlng grm A good example of helght a better one of slun D stands for Drover and lllce the dog Rover When he cuts school he does lt all over E. stands for Eumce wrth the yaller halr The eyes of blue and slun so falr F stands for l'ranlc who has such a pam Wherever she goes he IS seen rn her tram G IS for George who that nlght was broke When he went to that dance he put hls watch rn soa H IS for Henley a sweet enough lass A very good VOICC but as green as grass l stands for lmogene a neat lrttle dame stands for ohnson our basket ball glrl Llps lmlce a cherry and teeth lllce pearl K ls for Kerr a studlous chap For athlehcs he does not gne a rap L IS for Liddell she d play baslcet ball all day But she plays her best when Neal lsnt aw ay O IS for Qrendorfl toward hrstory lnclxned To be our valedlctorran she has made up her mrnd P stands for Puck and Plggy you see Two worse lads never entered school you ll agree One cotton top rs enough lt would seem But two ln cahoot ts far from a dream O v V' - . v , , , , . , v . .. . .. , , , r ' ' ' U. lc. A . , 1 A Y To make a hit with her, Weimer tries in vain. J l , ' . CShe rhf-ws Dentine Guml - . , V F I 1 ' ' y v , . ' , Y . C .4 1 0 TH E ANCING Burr C tmcls lor QUII th xt vnu tll unnlerstmcl t means to paw tOOlxtV or tu out 1 xou L n R tancls fox Rlclcnour lllf' L xptam of our tcam llc' 19 11c to hue uonthat ones guns- hut tw 18 .x p1pe cllmm 5 ls for Shxrmcr 1 small Lerman hoy ln st mcls for loolter so lxght on hx fmt lo see htm pl xx loot and a half surf is 1 treat t L ls for us the UHIOIS wc thlnlc we irc lt Wlth the lollts of tht hurg we haw micle 1 ht W IS for Woolley who un nmer stt stlll Xnd hcrtongue hnexerlmahhk on hkvthe UH Y stands for Yocs wlth the clamty whltc hands She stuclxes physms haul hut she does not undvrstxnd 'Vl N V X incl f for wlnch we cannot clevmsf mv poetry But we ll leaxe them aloncl mcl they ll Come home P mglng then' tails lJ6l1lI'tCl them RICHARD C ll I l ll J. 'Mk tl l 6 lt ka J ' lK Qslt I , Q ll l lf' . .1 K 79 . I . 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I IS fOI phvelcs we next year shall take Atnd we hope some hne grades ln that se C ue know alwavs Qtarti the word QUIY Rubw and Robert study hard each dax Ihew want to be umors the last of 'Vlaw S ns for bmxth a farmcr hov Io go to School ts not hls low rl LJ and V dont haxe any rhvme So Ill put them awax tnll Qome other tlme XV xi the last of the Sophs lxe to my joethel cant walt untxl the last of May X Y and 7 fimshei mx rhxme So Ill haxe to stop untll another ttme lence to make fir fu... . -1 gr4.',4pS' -, 4- D . A . v V Y . I To study before one, we make it our biz. V 1 ' ' j ' 5 1 . , , V V 0112155 nf 1913 0 ON an eventful Monday 1n the month of September 1909 the brrght sun as he crossed our zenrth and sank Into the west g peeped rnto our school room wrndow Many were the brlght gr and happy faces of both puplls and teachers that he saw The SCHIOYS were glad to thmlc they had almost reached the mountaln tops but the road before the llttle class of Freshmen was wlde and rugged and filled wlth many d1fHCUlt1CS Determlned never to be despondent we hfteen Freshmen started our Hlgh School career From tlme to trme dlfferent states have contnbuted to our class but four of our members are Oflglflal Oklahomans We worked mne months wlth our prlze ln srght and at last had the pleas ure of lcnowlng we had passed the first one of our four mllestones We left our school rn May I9I0 never to return as Freshmen After a three months vacatron we agam assembled rn the school room wrth fourteen ln our Sophomore class Three of our old members had dropped be side the way but two new faces appeared ln our mldst The way has not seemed as long to the second mllestone as lt drd to the hrst and we are worlclng hard to reach the top Qur motto IS Labor con quors all and we are laborlng day by day so that ln l9l 3 we will YCCCIVC our hard earned drplomas JOETHEL WATSON fmt Muff ima, lt-fi llflfl :Trl rj. f 'f'r1ir x if r -- ' n , '.4Tir1 ' I l1I'lP w e 552 t c 1 gp gg A 3 lqiul wa X 'SN f2l'x YJ' A Tw V jf I ' x ff I GI w Qi' W X40 M JWGN lj! W L K v ' bk ks P, ix A X xx ff ff gp ,IQ fgffzf , X X K CJo7?,w,, 0112155 nf 1914 Isabel Fuller Secretary Paulme Marcum President Colors Yellow and Whlte Motto-Qbduere et praestare Flower Whlte Daisy Russell Anderson Alleta Knapp Leonard Bangs Orphra Lacy l L Vrrgll Bangs Lucre ester Sam Becker Clarence Lewrs Wrllram Busby Bessre Llnclsay Cecll Clmalfont Paulme Marcum Wnllard Clanton Nellre McDowell Amella Coyner Helen lVlcKennon ean Mnlner Ctha Cole oseph Dennehy Rebecca Nelson erlme Drclc Nora Newell Marguerrte Peregoy Allen Echols George Essex Donald Rose Tennessee Fams Launtz Rogers Isabel Fuller Leona Sxmpson Thomas Garland Ernest Thomas h joseph Hanraty Hamet T omas Mary Horton Herbert Wrlson Robert Hall Ona Walker Edna Hlte C9 J L J Ja L QC Apr 0: 5' J' e r-gX H' Qllzufut nf 1914 Q THE Freshmen were fortunate or unfortunate enough as the case mlght be to be caught rn the new erghth grade whlch was Z added at the beglnnlng of school ln V909 We were llvlng IH the L,-1 hope ol belng called Fre hmen that year but when the addltlonal grade came to be a realrty we were supplred wlth the name Sub Freshmen Of course we went to work drlrgently to conquer this new obstacle 1n our pathway and we soon became lnterested rn the new studles that were rntroduced Miss Pearson was our revular teacher wlth MISS Lee and 'Vlr Kraft as teachers of CIVICS We Freshmen were the first to recerve dlplofnas certllyrng that we had completed the course rn the Grammar School Thls gave us encouragement after the long vear rn the new grade and we went to the Freshman w orlc wrth vrm At the begrnnmg ef the flrst semester ln l9l0 C crl Chalfont Elna Hrte and Am lla Coynor were the new puplls that came lnto the class and rn the second semester Tom Garland and Allen Echols were added to our number erlrne Drck Harrlet Thomas Bessle Llndsay and Russel Anderson came dlrectly to us from the seventh grade Belng of an exceedrngly studrous turn ol mmd they had worked hard all summer and at the beglnnlng of thls year they were admrtted to the Freshman class We were the first Freshmen to have the cholce of two courses About a thlrd of our number took the course rncludlng German Engllsh algebra and physlcal geography the rest talung the l..at1n course contalnlng anclent hrstorv algebra Engllsh and Latln We purpose to hnlsh the first year wlth a good record and take up the Sophomore work with a determlnatlon to be the finest Sophomore class the lVlcAlester Hugh School has ever seen P XLJLINE VlARCl.,lVl f' 'VXI 'Wm QQ? , . a A 5 ' V y ', . , o Y ' ' as V V ' ' - , . , ' J, , , . , . v . . 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A 3 , r z cl - lr V: A- 1 f 'z Aeyorl Yr z ' 4 ' lov, S x 'ha 'S l 4- use Y n t .1 . ' 1 t . 1 :.':. xrzlgl. llut now, grown up. hos a ricliculous sight: I3 'l X Q 2 K 0 'z r z 1 cl . vlqh call on joe, a l . 'A , cl uf. 3 . 5 k . ' . l , Q1 ,ie .2 J ' cl , ' Q ' 1 : z K K '. 4 A '. cl, Y' '. . f .. f Q V' ' 5 cls, '45 ' ANCING BBIT Puullne stands ahoxe us ln all her prlde Lllxe 1 splrlt glorlhed She has a VOICC so sweet and clear 1 hat wc cannot choosc but hear But down ln her heart she IS as cold as stone Xnd her manners are lllce a fflgld zone 'Xlleta Knapp wlth her manners sweet Makes captule of CNCIV one complete But at tlmes she s extremely haughty And ln school she IS wery naughty joseph Dennehy IS a handsome guy Who usually wears a small bow tle He does nothlng wonderful or queer And wlll nexer be a great man we fear There 19 Marguerlte who smlles so sweet She nearly takes us off our feet Iihen ln one hrlef lnstant she Puts on her mantle ot dlgnlty And wlth a lance of reserve ln her hand She hlds us all at a dlstance stand But alas Marguerlte s one hope and determlnatlon ls to conquor and sulldue those lords of creatlon Allen Fchols reads novels galore Whlle hls Latln lles forgotten on the floor And lt hes caught hls lnnocent eyes Tell the depth of hls SUYDFISC Robert Hall IS too consclous and shy To do much ln thls world but Slgh For hls rlghts he wlll never preach For he would lnvarlahly forget hls speech Wlllard Clanton IS submlsslve ancl klnd And selflshness IH her you ll never flnd She answers readlly to the teacher s bequest WllhOUf stopplng to questlon or protest 1 ,,- llll E' l V X14 '. 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C1355 uf Algebra to can 1s a peslxy thing lmhat was srmply made up to w orrv the brain She doesnt see w here she wrll exer be needmg Such an unnatural strange proceedmg But ean lf your mmd rs as small as your body f ultryatmg your mlnd should be your hobby When Herbert comes mto a room He chases away every thought of gloom Also he puts to fllght eyery thought of learnmg For to get mto mrschlef he IS always yearnmg Hrs mrssmon rn lrfe would not please a preacher For lt s to see how mad he can mal-ce a teacher That we thmli about her nothlng mean But when angry the laugh rn her eves Contrasts strangelv w nth her awful replres Amelra C oyner s ray en curls Remlnd one of a gy psy glrl lqhe free frank look upon her face Seems ey ery thought of her soul to trace Wrth her gay manners she makes dark hours Open and blossom mto flowers But she has that touch me notrsh alr WhlCh seems so awful rn one so farr The charmmg Mrss lLclna IS yamty s queen And her golden curls are a poet s dream But we can ney er tell no not a 1ot Whether the motlons of her face are natural or not Cecrl has struggled wlth rmperrous thought So much more than he really ought Until the over burdened lnraln Weary wrth labor slclc wrth pam Crxes to hrm study never agam Luclle Lester rs a dark faced gurl ln whose haxr there s no srgn of a curl Calm rmmoyable srlent land Affectatxon m her you wxll newer find xf 5 YW ' fr fxptfj f, r l r A, ,. . V I V , K , Y x ' Y 7 V 1, I 1 K ' 1 Virgil Bangs is so shy and serene H ' . . ' ' K , 'V . Y . , , , V V 1 v' U ' , , ' 1 , , . ! I Y 1 . 7 ' Y ANCING R BBIT Qtha C ole rs one of the far Wlmo has an rmperrshable laughmg nr bhe shuts her eves and grxns rrght lxst W hen we ask her whether rn L atm she passed Her ex en temper makes us feel glad U18 Nothing orrglnal I9 there about Ona No marvelous tall lrlce the one about onah But she has a hablt that we all wel know Amd that rs the habrt of eatchmg a beau Russell A rs eonsrdered 1 prlze By all the lrttle gurls of hrs srze Wrth hrs large brown eyes and auburn arr He slxghtly resembles Apollo falr When he trres to study hrs head goes xshrrl For he lmaglnes bent on hlm are the eyes of every glr Rebecca Nelson s dark lustrous eyes Tell of the pure soul that beneath them hes Kind and good to everyone Beekre has her reputatron won Forrre McNeal has manners demure But of her temper we are never sure Her vorce IS as sweet as a mghtrngale s song But once she thmlcs you we done her wrong Down sweeps her vengeance on the person s head Anal before she s avenged he wrll wrsh he were dead Leona Srmpson can smg clrvme If she happens to be so ll'!CllI'1Cd But when she smrles she spreads her mouth Lrlce a possum ln the south f l H H 1' ' 1,1 13114 U . ffl! .' I ' ' A y tt Y r 4 f . , , . r, ' , ' f A . .g , That there's one in the class whom we ean't make .. dl.. I .K I 'x l C y Y 1 ' ' xl , ' V l V , 1 , ix A . l V 1 K -Y . . g Y I h . v , . . . K. I . , . , Y V , . - . .. . . .. Y Y Class ur 1 ll f llow ad our hrunette Qrphta looks X she studles away at hfr hardest hooks llfr look tu as bomethmg ID lt like despalr Xe ll her trials were more than she could hear Orphra why thla look so Sad9 Seems as rf you would he glad lqhat you alone had managed to pass l rom that dreadful algelura claw lealxl l uller Q wtnmng w xy W rll command homage from all t1ll her halr IS gray Q e w rlks around wlth majutlc tread l n'm li her step elect her head Of ell conhdence she has a goodly store Xxx? Wlll ll1f'Il lLlI'Il OH llCI' CBCl1 and all Xxtld people Wlll I'6'8d of lS3lJ?l 9 Bl erlme Drck S complectron whute lg to us all a wonderful ilglll Cn one Qnde of her mouth she Qmtlee And on her face 19 the look of a chtld Helen me hrm yet gentle Stull lmperloui Vet of 1 generous w ntl Yet like others many faults hae Qhe And her w out rs Qhe IS too free Of expressmg her optmon ol thxnga she dont llke And she doea xt m a w av that doee her sweetneei blrght Graceful Mr Xvxlltam I9 hte mother Q Son But from the Qatxre of his tongue VR e all haye sense enough to run The cold proud look upon hrs lace Remxnde one ol the Tarqum race But some ew eet dav we know not how rl hat lcok mtl yamah from hrs hrow For eyery funny cry or yell We go to Launtz who knows them well But Qometrmee we fear he in not quite trrghr l or the w ay he laehayee me Qlmply a aught I , b N rl. Y ' t 12+-I-9 f Q' l .,, - ' S , ' i, A, S A. , I ' K , . , 3 -Y x . il. . V ' ' ' ' 4 I ' , , Y v iv 'a R 1 lv K N I re. I X, 41 'Q' V- 1 .2 7 c h 'z 5 ' ' N . But some day we will take her Hhossu no more, 1 f l. . , ' K , . h , V .. A c I 'I , I, I' . , . , m Q ' I Y r' ' . . , L ANCING Pm BBITK Ill IJ M N I xmm ju 1 6- u us u wmx I1 lf 1 lncllx u JN crx O cllcl ll m mu mrx g uc c ll Hut xslmvn lu rf' tc g t lnc V xc 1 ll NNI SSL! I XRRIS F la Nl 1 lll H 7 ' , f l 13' ll kuQ ,f N! SX ,sl I 1 A - l x , 'J fl l A Q 1 . XY t. ' oolxs null permrils lu- 5 :umls lmfs In-ad, ln ax vzxy tllzxt we ulcl llV4'Il a lmy llmt fs mlm-acl. fa fv lgvclu r is rlu- last rf all. .Xml 4 st lu-cw us lu-vs sc 4 'l l J fll l lc' llli ks lay alll ' us . sed, ,Xml l Q cv - Y' t ax' -' s A clully al sccl. llc- sings ex' - K' son 'X lmvxf ew r l -zxrcl, ' x ci is lu- js' .s Q l', 5 -1 rccl. IN MEMORIAM A US TIN V DREW Born October 25 1892 D1ed july 5 1910 ia? Services McAlester High School, November 1 1 , 1910 1 111111111 HIHIIHIIHIPD lipnn Amrttn Umrrnt Btwn Btn 4l1rItrtlr1 lhrll 'Xrrurrnlrrr 11 151111 IFE is the sweetest possession of mankind but the most uncertain Riches intellect pow er all these depend upon rt Vet not one can purchase rt En dow ed with the hope and blessings of loxrng hearts life s breath flows rich and bountiful but at last rt must be crushed out We need not despair for the seed of life rs transplanted From the acorn of the dying oak springs a new life lhe growth is slow from the tender twig to the stately tree and must be nourished and watched lest rt shoot aslant or dre And even after rt reaches rts height and sends out the hrst branches and foliage of manhood when seemingly destined to become the glory of the forest it often perrshes How great such a loss' But there rs one common fate for us all and the saplrng may fall in the fury of the tempest the same as the oak rn its sublrmrty and grandeur Austin Vincent Drew nex er reached manhood ln the flower of hrs youth with a bright Providence and the lrfe rn the hereafter Hrs career xx as brief and fragmentary but rn the hour of death he saw that star the star of eternal peace It has been beautifully said that no man hveth to himself EA ery soul has a duty to per form and exerts some influence good or had and though they may not realize rt their every action is an example for others Austin s was essentially an intellectual influence He was a perennial fountain of inspiration to his classmates Distinguished from them by hrs generosity hrs brrllrant but modest intellectual pow ers and hrs lifelong devotion to the service of Cod he gate brighter promise of becoming a great man than any other boy I ever knew He was essentially an orator and arhetorrcran He despised ungraceful gestures and grammatical errors Hrs speeches marked as they were by wide research deep thought copious language and wonderful rersatrhty were marvelous from the lips of one so young ln addrtron to hrs oratorrcal powers he w as a good debater Hrs remarks were pointed and he presented hrs argument with the skill of a master A great student of history and biography a deep thinker and a close obserx er of the ways of men he was excellently equipped for such warfare To have Austin Drew on your side rn a debate meant victory and inspired confidence He was a born historian He had the historic instinct and might have developed rnto a Macaulay He was especially well versed in the history of hrs own country One day two summers ago we met a destitute Confederate soldier and talked to him about the Civil War I was surprised at Austin s famrlrarrty with the events of the war He also read extensively rn both Bible and ancient history For the causes of hrs success we need not seek far Always surrounded by the most 1 - - 1 A . L . A f a r 1 ' A , H ,- ' 1 ' . - Y . g M. Y. y .I , , :X it , I , ' , A , . X v iv x v' ,. y , Y . ' V. 4 V V . v ' y Q. . possible future before him, he breathed his last. How little we know of the dispensation of K K Q. . . .N . . y g V H . . ' . . v . . r., . ' n , , 1 Y ' V Y V 3 3 V ! . I . . . . Q , D Tr-rr: xi Sr congenral assocratrons he cultrvated lofty rdeals and asprratrons He was amhrtrous and a de srre to become great vrtalrzed hrs every thought and deed He was popular wrth h f d rs fren s Only those who have enroyed hrs frrendshrp can know of hrs wonderful loyalty to hrs frrends H I d h e ove t em and often conversed about them rn the sweetest remrnrscent vern He was a lcrnd and obedrent son Hrs whole lrfe was consecrated to God and Hrs work and he met hrs fate lrlce a true hearted Chrrstran But The boast of heraldry the pomp of power And all that beauty all that wealth e er' gave Awarts alrlce the rnevrtahle hour The paths of glory'lead but to the grave rr A l W 'NX' l ' ' AN cr N c. ti - BB ITr 1' Mn Himunrg XLSTIN X INCLNI DREXX rlhe sun stlll shxnes and the stars at nlght Stlll bnghtlv gleam w 1th a brllllant llght But to us xx ho to hlm were wery near They Sl11I1C less xx arm less bllght tl'11S3CZiI fhe buds stlll QIUQ the flow ers stlll bloom But o er us all there s cast a gloom He s gone now from hls accustomed place The east wmcl brings to us from cholce fhc sound ol hls xx ell remembered volce lhe caclence of a YOICC we hear A NOICC that to us was xerw clear ln each star s beam we seem to see A gleam from ew es that usecl to be Fl hose eyes which on us once cllcl rest Now loolx on Hmm xx hom hc lox eel best Thls gentle splrlt thls noble vouth Who hated w rong and los ed the truth ls Slttlllg now wlth the heas enlv host Wlth jesus whom he lox ecl the most IR X'Nlx l BR XDLEX , , . t ., c . 7 . 7 A, 9 V K ,WA v , -. , ' v . l Q t . K , Z v , , , , . K 1 Ya ' y Cone, his gentle voice, his smiling face. A g Y. . , . 3 x v 71 v ' , , , , , , , Y - . K A r . ' 5 I K ' , , Q J' v fl v - K , . , Y Y i rl - 4' y D bl! 915155 Svirattnn Our patroness who has always worked so faithfully m the mterest of our class we the Semors decllcate thxs department of The Dancmg Rabblt . 3- 3 zx faf' K , 3. 52. ' ' l A. I A 4 V A 1 . e . X . - 1 f ,L V .v 4 T , . i Y 1 ew X1 L'l 5115 fi 'f Kiwi? .fi '96 fy U lj! , , WHY M1 'xo 6 ' Q fx. f X f j C5 X M N3 f . xx X M 7 W 1 xi 5 X f f il 1 f f X 3 X 14 T77 X 4 e 53.8 'H Xlqllel 4' 1' lt w'ln's lf T 6 .I ' 'll ' 1 1 QI. K I X 'Z Al, 'V fc Z I me fg ,f V 5 Q JYtar- 1 V em? eiriaifizrff Zifhv 091x121 lmanumpnlv Svnrwig The Okla lmanumpole Soclety comprlsed of the four classes of the Hrgh School was organized for the purpose of drssemrnatmg Information of events of Importance among rts members and for trarnrng them to appear before public audlences Br weekly programs are grven on fqrrday afternoon and each member 15 required to ap pear on the program once durrng each semester The programs cover a wide range of subjects conslstlng of oratrons essays and reutatrons besrdes musical numbers Many of the members have taken unusual rnterest rn the programs and therr performanee gnes promrse of developing good speakers The soclety has been a drstrnct success and the year s work reflects great credrt upon the talent of the school To be able-to speak fluently rs an art that IS of rnestrmable value to the man ln publrc as well as buslness lrfe and rs an art that should he cultr vated by the women also The name Okla lmanumpole rs the Choctaw for one who speaks to the publlc the equlvalent of oratlon rn the lndlan language That the society may be of the greatest benefit to the greatest number a presrdent and secretary are elected every three months The presidents and secretarles for thrs year are as follows First Period JACKMAN GILL Presrdent IVIARGUERITE LRUHICHER Secretary Second Perrod FRANK BRADLEY Presldent IMOGENE. JOHNSON Secretary Third Perrod JOEL MYRICK Presrdent RUBY RUSSELL Secretary x 47 f 47: 'ff -' ft' if if lfg 1 Qt Xt ld V1 Q, qs. XX? new , 2 l slfk, kt , 3 , yt ,A ilk x , f ts t err as -ezsfff t ' I A f ftlf x L 1 I ',fffL ' X V J! me ggi. ikbyni A' my ,GY NX gf ' N yy fl f T J. X r , X -ff f 4 I I X Mx i +11 f g:QX,,ff fr? 0- ' ki X n do f f , W xx-P, 'ee -Y' W , r Xl K X, -iff! H 'II W, l lr ,vw-4Q7'l Q-Tlill? VM lf ll 1 ff, iff'-gf - s. ,tt 1-we-me 6 gain Class llf 1. Mvmnrml Svvrutrva HE best program furnrshed by the Okla lmanumpole Socrety thrs year was the memorral servrces rn memory of the late Austm Drew Every part of the program had been so carefully worked out by the commrttee under the drrec tron of Mrss Stratton that the many frrends who attended the servrces sard that they were the most approprrate and sweetly solemn memorral servrces that they had ever attended ln the center of the rostrum rn the assembly hall was a large whrte easel upon whrch rested a most excellent lrfe srze portrart of Austm lent by Mrs Drew for the occasron A cloud of whrte tulle surrounded the prcture whrle rn ront of the easel was lard a brg bunch of whrte crysanthemums The rostrum and prano were banked wrth great masses of ferns A commrttee of Senrors met the guests and took them to the lrbrary where they were seated untrl all was ready When the school had filed rn and the speakers had taken t err seats the guests entered and took seats reserved for them The soft musrc now ceased and Clarence Wrlson stepped to the front of the rostrum and sard that as Austm s death occurred rn uly when many of the students were out of town they had taken thrs method of showrng therr sympathy to the bereaved famrly and therr hrgh regard for therr beloved frrend Gertrude Henley sang very sweetly ln the Garden of My Heart As the closmg strarns of the song dred away Father Murphy who was Austm s pastor rose and pronounced an approprrate rnvocatron rn whrch there was much love and respect for the depar ed Ben Wermer Austms most rntrmate frrend next gave a short sketch of the lrfe of hrs classmate and Clro Caldwell wrth deep feelrng sang One Sweetly Solemn Thought Jack man Grll then delrvered a glowrng eulogy dwellrng upon the great enjoyment of lrfe and the rnsoluble mystery of death When he frnrshed Frank Bradley recrted wrth much expressron a poem composed by hrm rn memory of the pleasant hours he and Austm had spent together Leona Srmpson softly sang Shadows of the Evenrng and then George Harrres lrfted the bunch of crysanthemums and handed them to Mrs Drew saymg that as they were unable to place a floral trrbute upon Austm s brer they wrshed now to present therr flowers to her to be placed upon hrs grave Rev Mr Grarnger who had been one of Austms frrends pro nounced the benedrctron Mrs Drew through Mrss Stratton presented each member of the Hrgh Scoool wrth a memorral booklet contarnrng Austm s prcture and the last speech delrvered by hrm on the oc casron of Lmcoln s brrthday The exercrses berng over Mrss Stratton gave her arm to Mrs Drew and led her from the room followed by the other rmmedrate members of the famrly RUTH BUSBY ' I Q, . 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R B BIT Ignlgnnnmn Svnrwtg X President ackman Glll Secretary Marguerlte Lrutcher The Polymnlan Society IS the Senior hterary society fhls socrety ln addxtron to fur nrshmg the ma1or part of the program of the Okla lmanumpolc boclety has rts own meetrngs and programs The Polymnran Soclety thxs year has the honor of bemg the hrst to brrng to the people of McAlester the UHIVCYSIKY of Qklahoma Ewrtensron Lecture Course Lnder rts ausprces four lectures have been gxven and one more rs yet to come Dr A Grant Evans presldent of the Unwer rty of Oklahoma opencd the l ecture Ext: n on fourse with an Interesting Lecture Recital on Alfred lqennyson The audltornum was comfortably flllccl and Dr Fxans was gwen an rnspxrmv receptxon Dr Evans prefaced hrs recital wrth a short talk on thc mrsslon of poetry and the xrrtue of cultnatlng good reading rle reclted a number of Tennyson s earlier pocms and showed the remarkahlc poeucal powrrs of the poet ln young manhood Dr Evans rs an Enghshman and he reclted the dralect porms of fennyson rn rho northern dlalect with great effect He discussed Tennysons serwlces as poet laureate and reclted some of hrs national poems He closed the recltal mth The Slegc of Lucknow Dr Evans has a prodlgrous memory and a plea mg clclnerv H4 recrtes wlth great dramalu skill and shows the result of his early tralnlng ln the pulplt lle IS not onlv an educator of national repute but IS one of the rlpest scholars ln the state The Unnersrty Concert Company composed of Vhss Bess Brewer and Messrs Samuel and lqrcderlck Holmber and George Lenox all Instructors of NOILC and musrc at the Umversrty of Oklahoma gave as the src ond number of the cour e one of the best musical programs that has ex er been cnjoyed bv the I'I1llSlL loxmg pro ple of McAle ter All of the members are hmshed muslclans and therr performance showed marked abxllty and s 1 The thlrd number of the course was a lfcture upon The Wrmrlders f Modern Science ly Dr B07cll of the Engmeerlng Department of the Unlverslty of Oklahoma Dr Bo7cll lllu trated lus lecture wlth pictures showing the great development of the scrence of electrxcrty IH the last few years Dr Henry Meter professor of Modern Languages at the Unwersrty of Oklahoma lectured to one of the largest audiences that has exer filled the High School audltorlum on 'lhe Passion f lay at Oberammergau D Meter vlslted the Passion Play last summer and had from pictures taken f the play slides made expressly for his lecture Each picture wa followed by an explanation and before the lecturr was oxer one :mag ned that he had seen the real productlon Dr Meier IS a German Swiss and speaks five languages fluently The Engllsh tongue rs forr-:gn to hrm but he has a remarkable command of words and a clear artrculatlon He gave the hrstory of the orrgrn of the play described the Inhabitants of the village of Oberammergau and told of the amount of time taken for making preparation for the elaborate scenery and settings Dr Meier mingled wrth the players and the town ofhcers while at Oberammcrgau and he gave a wonderful lnslde hlstory of the play and the players g -. . i l t .ll ' 'll ' Il' , ! 1,7 J QR, eg' ' o '., '. Y t X f' ,vlfktlfi s YR lrl g I C I 'J Rb O O k'll. h A I K I I ' ' 2' 5 , ' 0 f ' 1 . ,f , . ,. K. A I .' I 0 g 'k. A 4 Class uf 1 2 Arhnr Eng ! l'll Poly mnran Qocrety rs always ready to sexze any occasron that offers xtself for a specral program Une of the most enjoyable of these occasrons was the plantmg ol the class tree On Arbor Day the class headed by the af prcsrdc nt marched to the school grounds where all was ln readlness for the plantmg The presrdent Holly Zrlce addressed the class dwellmg upon the mu e of the gather mg and the orrgrn of Arbor Day ohn Fuller then rn a fc w appropr rate w ords pre sented the class wrrh an elm tree garly decked with both the c ass and the school colors Clyde Hams class secretary placed among the roots a sealed bottle contennmg the autographs of the class and faculty saymg she hoped rhar when m the future the ground upon w hrch the tree w rs now placed should be needed for sky scrapers thrs roll would be found and the names of the class would go down the nngrng grooves of trme to fame Marguerrte Crutcher who had been selected as sponsor named the tree Hrhla rn mem ory of the traaty whrch gue thrs land to the Qhoctaws Enrch member of the class and the faculty then threw rn a shovelful of earth wrth an ap proprrate speech after w hrch acltman Grll made the closmg address dwellmg upon the great ness of Cod s creatron and the story rn the Brble that we shall reap 1ust as we sow Mr Lot kc brought out uproarrous laughter when he sard that he hoped the tree would flourish and be rs green as the class ever had been rn nts greenest days ack, e J- M9 Lx Aucmc. 1 Barr 1151111111 Svnrwig Presrdent Helen McCraha Secretary Lors Foster The Thalran Socrety rs a dramatrc organrzatron composed of Senrors who wrsh to demon strate to the faculty that they possess dramatrc abrlrty and therefore should be grven parts rn the play on Class Day rather than be selected to delrver oratrons on Commencement Nrght Thrs year they presented m the Hrgh School audrtorrum two plays whrch were much en joyed not only by the school but by many of the frlends of the Semors who were present E15 fllinhel mxfv DRAMATIS PERSONAE Arthur Everett an artlstl ohn Fuller Bobby Parks fhls chum Clarence Wrlson Mrss Agnes Macpherson lE.verett s aunt Lols Foster Mrs Mumford Wells a society matron? Clio Caldwell Mlss Eleanor Perry Park s COUSID, Helen Mccaha Miss Bella Potts fthe nevelle heiress Mamre Sparlcman Wrlhelmena commonly known as Willy, Clyde Harris Patsy fwhose mother washes Damon Watson Mary Ca mard Ruth Palmer Stage manager Chref electrician Cleo Harrles Donald Rose ljnung Er B111111e DRAMATIS PERSONAE. Rebecca the momtor Elrzabeth fwho rs restless Mane fwho wntes Grace who also wntesl Rose who reads and who always wants to lcnow Carne Halllday Magg1e Hanraty Mattie Rxtter Ruth Busby Mary Rose Maude fwho conjugates the verb 'to love rn Engllsh Mabel Rogers Laura fwho conjugates ln Latin 'Madam fthe pnncrpall Dr Dlvme fa female physlcranj Lella Marcum Veva Hopkins Kate Milner l ' ,. V - ' l T f I hi H . I '1 tl ll . , . I' lyxfbf ntl . I 'Nu rw, , 11 . 9 0 0 c ' ---- J . J n n n - . john H. Potts frepresentative from ldahoj - - john Thompson , , 5 n 1 - . . Q ' - - I . c . . - - . ,, N . J n 1 . . C . 1 1 , 3 .... . D - - - - n -. , C . 5 - - - I . . . ' . y - - - - . . ' . y - - - - . . .c ' ---- .1 ' 'r - . ' ' J - ' .. I . , J I U - . . Class uf lx Allipljlllli S-vnrwig Presrdent Mary Rose Secretary Treasurer Clro Caldwell Stanclrng Commrttee Mary Rose Cho Caldwell Imogene ohnson The Amphron Socrety was organrzed rn anuary of l908 when the Hrgh School mowed rnto the new hulldlng All students ol the High School who play on any Instrument or srng are members of thrs socrety The socrety adds to the pleasure of the school for ln adclrtron to the music furnrshed bv its members the committee rnwrtes the best musical talent ol the city to ass st rn the programs The commrttee furnlshes musrc for the mornrng exercises rn the assembly hall for the so crety programs and lor all publrc entertarnments of the school The Clee Club of the socretx rs composed of erghteen members xx ho practlce under the drrectron of MISS Denewrth musrc teacher for the grades M RRY ROSE XX cw? llllj, KS, U-1 I -- Az. 4 o - , , J . , . n . g ' . . V. . . V i . 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Q gf I i-Xthlrtuz Aznnrmhnn The frrst assocratron of the lVlcAlester I-hgh School was organrzed rn I909 wlth Frank Bradley as presrdent and Dave Archlbald as secretary The assocratron drd not accomplrsh much durrng the hrst year but thrs year wrth Clyde Rrdenour as presldent and Alex MCKIU non as secretary and treasurer the organrzatron has been more successful and a great deal of enthusrasm has been mamfested The only sports that the Hrgh School has ever entered rnto heretofore are football and basketball but this year there will be a track team and a baseball team whrch have brlght hopes and prospects of success Ol-l'lCl'Rq IOOTBAI l Manager frank Bradley Qaptaln Llyde Rldenour Coanh Russell Hawk FOOTBALI SCHEDLI I- N H Opp Hartshorne Alderson game forfeited Krebs one Academv Weleetka OH ICLRS B Xslxl THAI l Mana er Clvde RIJPHOUY Qaptaln Clyde Rldenour Coaches Russell Hawk George Llddell BAQRFTBAI L SCI-lf'DLlf H Q rw Alderson Hartshorne forfc-:te-dj 8 Joms Academy 59 k.Yf'l7S l ,gf y f f 4, ' 1 1 ,-is ,, I 'fy X :gf ,fytf-41, -ex - f , 4 .c ,V jg ,. 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M, ,H A 5 L A I 44 I4 -I Os onent I3 . - 6 2 - - Q f - O . r - - 4 ,,,,....--an .4l '1 3.-sm if 'EFX Keg-fb 01,1 153 i VI! by-4-A 'ku V Q! f lf ff' Ellnnthall T the openmg of the football season thls year prospects for a star team were very brxght for athletlc contests have always been of paramount mterest to the energetxc boys of thus school Enthusxasm ran at hugh trde and so one afternoon at the dlsmlssal of school the boys assembled and elected thexr of hcers Alex lVlcK1nnon was chosen as treasurer aclcman Glll as busmess manager Clyde Rxdenour as captam and Russell Hawk as coach Thls team was entered m the Plttsburg County Athletlc Assocratxon whlch had just been formed and whrch was composed of the four hrgh school teams of Krebs Hartshorne Alderson and McAlester and the jones Academy team Bllritlrater ua Qmtahnrnr The first game of the season was scheduled wrth the Hartshorne Hugh School team at Hartshome The whole school was so enthusxastlc that a speclal car was secured to carry the spectators and rooters from lVlcAlester to the football grounds where the game was lmme dlately called From the first sound of the whlstle and at every stage of the game the M H S boys had a snap F we successlve txmes they camed the ball over the goal lme for a touch down and at the end of the game they learned amid the deafenlng applause from the bleach ers that they had prled up a score of 28 to 0 fL4',l-, ls ,Q 'XX . xvlqgylls, .Q 5, bk X L I 'KX l '?l 1 ' I, ' J 1' ll tx , w cn X 'X CNN , 'wif 't .I ' ,'k Q 5 L if C ,VIH rnfgg f . , y ,, l Q' 1- V f-., ' 57 a 'V ' V- ,Q-f...a. f I ll a ,. 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Hllriklvatvr na 4'Crrh5 The next game was played with Krebs upon our own grounds In this game the M H S boys showed that grrt and hghtrng spxrrt whrch rs one of therr most notable characterls tres They dashed through the Krebs lme trme after time for ten and twenty yard gams but at the crxtrcal moments they were penahzed by the referee Desprte thls fact however they defeated Krebs by a score of 5 to 0 iPliIrAlv5irr ma Alhvrznn The thrrd game of the series was fought on the grrdrron wrth ones Academy at ones The M H S boys agam secured a specral car and went to Hartshorne and from there they were drrven to ones The boys were 1n therr best form and were playmg lrke trgers when unfortunately they fumbled a couple of punts whrch ones succeeded rn carrymg over the lme for two touch downs malcmg the score II to 0 ln therr favor As thls was the decrdmg game of the serres for the Inter scholastrc Champronshlp rt caused the M H S team to lose thrs drstmctron by a small margm iillrilrnirr ua mrlvrtkn But the Weleetka game whrch was played at Weleetka on Thanksgrvmg Day was the game rn whrch the M H S team demonstrated rts tactrcs and supenor skull The team was accompamed by a large bunch of ardent town rooters who made thmgs lrvely wrth then yells for the M H S team The bunch reached Weleetka just rn trme for dmner Afterwards they went to the football held where they were very much astonrshed to behold a squad of men a great deal heavrer than they were but from the very begrnnmg of the game the M H S boys played lrlce heroes and demons and when the whrstle sounded the M H S boys had tnmmed Weleetka to the tune of 5 to 0 The boys were overjoyed and on then Journey home gave therr yells contrnually The lme up for the team was as follows Center Rrght Guard Left Guard Right Tackle Left Tackle Rngh1End Left End Full Back Right Halfbaclc Left Halfbaclc uarter Back George Warren Charles Whrtener Glenn Tookef Carl Derbel Connors Pemberton F rank Bradl y ames Robertson Ernest Schreiner Clyde Rrdenour Alex McKmnon Harold Rohrcr SUBSTJTUTES George Harnes ohn Thompson Clarence Wilson M H Oppon t Hartshorne Krebs Alderson ones 5 Weleetka ' ' ' J J . , J ' ' ' - . 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'U 28 - - - - 0 5 , , , . . 0 2 , , . - 0 0 - - - J - - J' , , - . 0 lfff vi f If XXX ttwfk X ff I0 ffff If , gf ff 1 f lg! xg il L6 Sv Igankvihall 'PEI111 Q AT the close of the football season the Hlgh School boys assembled m the gymnaslum and proceeded to orgamze a basketball team Clyde Rldenour was elected captam and manager At the call for candldates a large num ber of boys llstenmg wnth eager ears to the words of the leader and feelmg a l-teen sense of enjoyment resolved that the McAlester team should b placed at the top of the llst when the season ended The Hlgh School en tered the Inter scholastrc League comprlsmg lVIcAlester Hartshome Halleyvllle Alderson and Jones Academy Although the boys later played Krebs that c1ty was barred from the league The hrst game was played between the McAlester Hlgh School and the Alderson Hlgh School on the evenmg of November I5 I9 l O The M H S boys accompamed by a bunch of ardent admlrers allghted from the street car at Alderson and lmmedxately proceeded to the Alderson Hlgh School bulldmg where the game was soon called From the very begmmng the M H S boys had a walk over but the Alderson boys dld not seem to reallze thlS fact untll the phere ceased to be put mto actlon They then soon found out that they had been tnmmed to the tune of I3 to 6 As the boys were returmng home on the car they llterally made thmgs roar wrth then loud yells I L. l, ll v -Ml I T , , 7 tx 1 gr, if ,Ivi- 2., ', f on 1' - fffflfve- , '1,, ,f J 1 , ,Ag f N ' if f!.,K,' f 'lx flll ff 1 ff , A' ,F I Y . 1 A x. , rt J. f fi 1 5 , ', ,flxff , ft ,mtg t i Ay ly jst tx gif, 1,7151 -,peg J . 7 f ,j W 'M,!rfAf4, , ff' f 'f f if X f ,f ,X A , cyl. ., A , f, A, at 4 . Jg i l0 au, 'MU ff , ,LL X v ,, f ff 1 FL Y..- A pf O O O 65 ' , . e TH E ANCING 1 Barr Bum a Laclca Bum a Lacka wah wah wah Chlcka Locka Chlcka Locka chow chow chow Bum a Lacka Chlcka Locka who are we lVlcAlester Hlgh School cant you see 3 Choctaw Chrckasaw Cherokee Creek lVlcAlester Hugh School cant be beat Large crowds of spectators gathered around at each stop to gaze upon the enthusras trc lads ilnnrs Arahrmg The next game appearlng on the schedule was wlth the second team of ones Academy whrch was played at Hartshorne Cn amvmg at Hartshome the boys were met by a dele gatron of the ones boys and escorted to the ball grounds where to therr dxsmay they found that ones had set up a wrre nettxng for a back stop The boys were not accustomed to play rn an out of door court but realrzrng that they could not take back water they decrded to wade rn and get therr feet wet When the hreworks opened the M H S boys showed great skrll 1n therr team work especrally rn passmg and recervmg the ball However they were very much handrcapped by the wxre nettrng and could not bring the best results But at the close of the game the score stood 8 to 4 ln favor of the M H S The boys were especrally delrghted to hear the lndran boys all through the game rooting for thelr side wrth an Ugh' Ugh' Ugh' itirehz The next game was an exhlbltxon game between the M H S boys and a prcked team from Krebs played at that place Thrs game was quxck and snappy throughout wrth star playrng on both srdes Here agam the boys showed therr supenonty rn team work and won by a score of 24 to I9 Drd llttle Italy turn out 3 Well l guess not They gave the team such a chxlly receptron that they all umted rn saymg when they amved at McAlester that they were about frozen This was another laurel for the M H S Eartnhnrnr The next game of the eason was to be played wrth the Hartshorne Hrgh School boys but as they had already been defeated twice by other teams of the league they refused to play McAlester and forferted the game iiaulrgmllv The last game of the season was played rn the McAlester gymnaslum wrth the Harley vxlle boys as opponents My but the slaughter was somethmg fierce The Haxleyvrlle boys had come to McAlester confident of victory but thelr hopes were utterly shattered for they 1 V! at at all , gl 1 x 'li tl Ndkxf lr l . , 9 lx IK Ll - 9 N1 1 , - I . 'I , ' ,I , Q . J ' ' . s ' ' . Class uf 1 ll succeeded rn malung only one score and that was on a foul whlle the M H S boys plled up 59 to thelr credlt The Haxleyvllle boys were the most crestfallen boys we have ever be held They absolutely refused to stay to the banquet whlch the M H S basketball glrls gave thelr excuse bemg that they must catch the next car out Some of the M H S boys seemed to be of the oprmon that lt was our pretty glrls that frxghtened them away As thus was the closmg game of the season and lVlcAlester havmg won every game ln whlch she par tlclpated this left the McAlester team the champxons of the lnter schoolastxc League and the wmners of the pennant The basketball team was composed of the followmg members Forwards Center Guards Substltutes The standmg of the team for the M Al st Frank Bradley and Carl Drover Clyde Rldenour Ernest Schrelner and Elbanlcs Cullen George Harrles and ames Robertson 5635011 WHS BS follows POIINTS PP I X X as .m f j N E X Wffey X! 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QM XX, 1 X , W ' ,kg X K E: ' pf, V ,fix y d! xx A 'I f , W7'ff : X ,L f 1 T fs I A lrl' f Nil , R -W 3 35 if f A 7 xii- I Rxx f l JmW , - J N fgf' Q 4 2 g Ki W ,diff v' t l, V P 3. , A M I 'Jw ki g t xg ! ff I1 ig: 3 di If X fff IH x R ms ,I Q Na f a NL X 1? ,,.L Cs' XX mvizgfavjn f Evnrwtg O glrl of the Socxety Whlrl ' How l love you' How I love you' ln your gaudlest dress You re alwaysa welcome gu st At the dance the club and all the rest O gtrl of the Socxety Whlrl' How l love you' Ullman nf 19111 ln honor of the Semor Class of I9 l 0 the members of the umor Class entertamed wxth a delightful receptlon at the commxttee room ofthe Bu by hotel on the nlght of Aprrl l 7 l splte of the lnclement weather many of the members of both classes and of the faculty were present and spent an enjoyable evenrng ln deference to the Semors the decorations were ln purple and white the class colors The guests were met rn the lobby by the umor OfllCCIS Lella Marcum Marguerxte Crutcher and ohn Fuller and were then conducted to the parlors where a most entertamxng program was glven Mrs Ned Whxte rendered a beautuful vocal solo wrth accompanlment by Mary Rose after whlch aclcman Call gave a humorous address Followlng the program the guests repalred to the ball room where they tlpped lt on the lxght fantastlc toe' untll a late hour Musxc was furnlshed by the Busby orchestra and re freshments were served durlng the numbers MARGUERITE CRUTCHER The most brrlltant event of the socxal year was the umor Semor banquet at the Busby hotel on Frlday Aprxl ZI The magnlhcent d1nmg room and parlors of the hotel were beau tlfully decorated 1n black and gold the Hxgh School colors An tnterestmg feature of the deco rattons was the dxsplay of pennants from all the leadmg colleges and umversltles of the country The centerplece of each table was a great bunch of whxte carnatxons the Senlor class Hower whlle a bunch of vlolets the umor class flower lay bestde each guest s plate The guests nmety m number to the mspmng strams of the Busby orchestra marched to the dmmg room at 9 00 o clock where a double treat awarted them For tn addltlon to the delxclous vxands served there was an mtellectual feast of fun and oratory Some talks worthy of especlal mention were Clyde Hams tribute to the Black and Gold Glenn Toolcer s nWe Are Seven and Jackman Gxll s parody of Marc Anthony s famous speech Harold Rohrer the toastmaster never allowed the mmutes to drag but kept the fun gomg untll the mtdmght hour drove the guests home MARY ROSE 6 ' - ' . , -I ' f . . . 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Zluninr-Svrninr EZIIIIILIPT r e t 1 ' s . 3 ' a n ' ' ' ' V . , X G ' tx ts I AX fs- X-l f ,XX NL -'iam l Xkxx Xx Nx fixl urnh ma at 4 nat HE week before Chr stmas was glven to Nlxss Lee who was the reclpxent of a number of showers rn honor of her marrlage to Mr W A Cazort of La mar Arkansas Whlle the news of MISS Lee s engagement came as a sur prrse to most of the puprls there were some who rather suspected that Cupxd C had a fatal dart and when announcement was made of the marrxage lVl1ss Lee was the object of many entertarnments gxven by the I-hgh School classes Mrss Lee has taught rn the cxty schools for nme years She was at one trme prm crpal of the High School when It was quartered ln the old bulldmg She has been mstru mental m the upburldmg of the hlstory department m the Hugh School and was one of the most beloved teachers rn the c1ty Whrle her departure caused umversal regret among the pupxls and the faculty all wrsh her a haopy marrled lrfe and congratulate her upon her com mendable career IH the clty schools The Senlor class set the precedent by gw ng a handlcerchref shower ln the reference lr brary the flrst of the week at whmch members of the class and faculty were present The cellmg of the lrbrary was festooned w1th large bunches of fresh mxstletoe wh1le fragrant carna tlons graced the servmg table ln the north corner of the room stood a small Chrrstmas tree whlch was bedeclced wrth handl-terchxefs of all shapes and deslgns The event was a genume surprlse to Mlss Lee who was teachmg rn her class room and lmew nothmg of the xntended receptxon untll Mlss Stratton told her she was wanted m the lxbrary Mr Kraft apprlsed her of the purpose of the demonstratlon after whlch Mlss Lee thanked the members of the class rn a happy speech Short speeches were made by Mr fl a ff . ff' ,X fx Q Ngflyf RQ 1, 5 .I 'Vl '.- K xgs x ' Y V , N. .' -E I, Q, W r g t , st .l e tw 1 vlug 7 F. ll rl My c j --J ' W E fy , K W X . ,. 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BBIT' Locke Holly Zrlce and ackman Grll all of whom spoke of the hrgh esteem rn whrch Mrss Lee rs held by the puprls and the regret caused by her departure Wafers, hot chocolate, and mrnts were served by the grrls of the class durrng the afternoon The unror class though they loudly proclarm themselves leaders rn all school affarrs gene ally hnd rt convenrent to follow the trarl blazed by the Senrors therr natural leaders And so on the Tuesday fo lowrng the Senror receptron they gave Mrss Lee a mrscellaneous shower The reference lrbrary was beautrfully decorated rn mr tletoe cedar and the unror class colors purple and whrle T he honoree vvas escorted by two of the unror boys to an elaborately decorated cnarr placed rn tne cen ter of the room whrle Mendelssohn s Weddrng March was softly played by Gertrude Henley Many handsome grfts drsplayed on a large table was one of the surprrses whrch greeted Mrss Lee as she entered the room A delrghtful program was rendered consrstrng of a beautrful prano solo by Armond Bennett and a vocal solo by Gertrude Henley After a few remarks by the class presrdent George I-rarrres a talrc was grven by Mrss Lee whrch was greatly enyoyed by all Sne told of her experrences whrle a teacher and concluded her tall-c by prophcsyrng the future of each member ot the class Several good talks were made by drfferent boys and toasts to the honoree were freery grven Punch and calce were served throughout the afternoon to the guests and as usual where thrs partrcular umor crass rs present there was plenty of fun EUNICE. STUART As the Sophomore class rs very small they drd not attempt to grve Mrss Lee a recepuon but rnstead a class trme presented her wrth a beautrful souvenrr spoon When we Freshmen heard of the surpnse showers wnrch the other classes had grven Mrss Lee we de terrnrned not to be outdone by the others As vve have the reputatron of berng the best Freshman class that has ever entered rhe McAlester Hrgh School rt was up to us not to lag benrnd Accordingly vve decorated the reference lrbrary wrrh evergreens and our class colors anu nung our pres ents on a clothes lrne stretched acro s one srde of the room When Mrss Lee was shown rnto the room Amelra Qoyner rnformed her that as Santa Claus drd not have a stocrung large enougn to hold the presents he was com pelled to nang them on a clothes lrne Isabel Fuller the class presrdent then presented Mrss Lee wrth a clothes bas cet wrth the request that she talce rn her wash Whrle talcrng down the varrous artrcles hung upon the lrne Mrss Lee foretold the future of each donor Chocolate wafers and mrnts were served whrle Leona Srmpson accompanred by Helen McKen non sang nwhen Dreams Ccme 'T rue AMELIA COYNER Mrss Lee had been wrth the school longer tnan any of the other teachers and ner departure brought sad ness to all the puptls They felt that rn losrng her they lost a good counselor adviser and frrend As a memento of therr love and apprecratron of her good worlc rn therr behalr they decrded to presenl her wrth a handsome solrd srlver torlette set Arrangements were made for a puolrc presentatron of the grft on the day of her departure Dr Lrddell pastor of the Presbytenan Church had been selected to grve the operrrng address whrch he drd rn a very happy manner Jackman Grll then made the presentatron speech and dwelt wrth great earnestness upon the affectronate relatrons between Mrss Lee and the Hrgh School puprls After the presentatron Mrss Lee gave a farewell talk tellrng how for mne years she had helped the chrld ren of the Hrgh School storm the crtaclel of knowledge and how sorrowful rt made her to thrnlc that she would be wrth them no more The school gave her three cheers and a rousrng yell and then filed past the rostrum and rndrvrdually wrshed her a happy future and bade her good bye LOIS FOSTER X . 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B BIT his Iflnakvihall Svprvah N February 17 a day which will long be remembered In basketball history the girls of the first team gave a spread for the members of the boys team just after they had won the lnter scholastic Basketball League pennant by ignomlntously trampling in the dust the aspirations of the l-laileyvillalns Poor Haileyville didnt have a show it was almost pitiful The score was 59 to l which tells thd whole painful story We pause to congratulate Halley ville on their one point They deserved it Of course there were extenuating circumstances and Halleyville was laboring under dtfhculties the main one of which was the fact that they had been making a futile effort to play boys basketball under girls rules They had never played under any other and when they got up against a boys team they hardly knew how to act lf theylhad only worn bloom ers it might have but as the story is supposed to deal with the spread let us pass on Before going into detail it might be well to explain the chocolate episode While the game was going on someone whose name cannot be published but whose initials are George Warren was supposed to be faithfully duty and do it noble but it is the general opinion that too many cooks spoiled the broth The cook and his first assistant seem to have had too much on their hands Anyway most of the delicious chocolate stuck to the bottom of the pan and alter one little sip a wry face and a few choice remarks no one cared to try it again At the end of the first half just to relleye the monotony of the game several of the musically inclined mounted to the study hall and put on a song and dance While the melodious strains of that charming rail road ballad Casey ones floated through the hall one of the light footed members of the class which is to graduate did a buck and wtng stunt that was really a work of art This is being kept a secret and no one is su posed to know anything about it so please keep it to yourself By the way the dancer wishes most em phatically to deny that a table was used as a platform lt isnt so Why certainly not! After this glorious victory not the one in the study hallj while the boys were going through their usual performance of trying to find either their own clothes or some others just as good the girls cleared the gym of everything including small boys and spread a delightful lunch on a tablecloth on the floor The gym was gor geously decorated for the occasion with a pennant and a rlbbon and for a centerpiece for the table there was a doll dressed in a gym suit The fact that the doll was pigeon toed which was not the poor doll s fault called forth more than one bright remark from the diners The boys can say bright things as well as they can play basketball Some of the jokes were funny The bunch sat down in Chinese fashion which consists merely of letting your knees collapse and retaining the position you find yourself in when you strike the floor The beauty of this method of sitting down is that everyone feels so awkward that everyone else looks all right Truly tis a great invention It has been suggested that this method be used in the public schools But to get back to the subject the eatables were great Its a factl The girls certainly knew what ought to be on a bill of fare for a spread and nothing worth eating had been left out Everything went smoothly until it was discovered that some base wretch nad purloined a bottle of cherries Then the funny part of it was everyone thought everyone else was guilty so it was all right The empty bottle dead soldier, was found the next morning peacefully reposing on the study room table and not a cherry in sight Whoever got away with with them certainly did a most complete job , t I' i I l' .ll I H I X lk V . 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MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS Ardmore Nashv1lle Muskogee lVlcAlester Qklahoma Tennes ee Oklahoma Oklahoma W1nheld Kan as Ch1cago lll1no1s Lehanon Tennessee l cAlester Oklahoma McAle tel Qklahona Mc Alester Qklahoma Qleta Wr1ght Teacher 1n the C1ty Schools Lulu Kerr Teacher ID the C1ty Schools Mam1e Holy ey Teacher 1n the C1ty School Corneha Thomas Student at Mount Holyoke Massachusetts Anna Mae Montgomery Marned to Mr Sowers Stlllwater Oklahoma Myrtle Brewer McAlester Qklahoma Ruth Preston Teacher 1n the Clty Schools l31erce Bugler Photographer McAlester Oklahoma Qllmw nf 19112 MISS lege lynchlourg V A modern Port1a MISS and llClIaUCCf M ss Clergarten school MISS MISS Ginza nf IHHH Mrss Ethel Peregoy A stenographer 1n the Clly MISS Bessle Humphrey Teacher 1n the C1ty School eannette McMurray Student at Randolph Macon Womans Col Fanny Haynes Teacher 1n the C1ty Schools She l1kes 'Shake peare Helon Thomp on Student at Qh1cago lll She nom attend 1 lun Blanche Rohrer Teacher 1n the C1ty Schools A socrety belle Chrlstene Colhns Teacher ln the Cowen Schools O nr Q - l lv lv - - - - Y 1 . 1. . - - , es ' ' - ' ' , 1 A - - - 1 , . , ' S A - - ' - it tk I I ' - KL LL 1 , .1 11 - - - , , , S - - - 1 -1 - Y Q - - I 1 - 5 I I , 1 - - . . .v1 , ' -- S A, 1 . . l - - - , 1 . 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TH r: ANCING Barr MISS Came WllllS Teacher rn the Stuart Schools Mlss oe Dobbs A stenographer m the crty Our hrst woman chaffeur Mrss Gertrude Wat on Student at the Umver 1ty of Arkansas Fayettevdle Arkansas Mxss Clara Abbott A stenographer xn the crty Cae ar s ghost Mlss Esther Hunn Teacher rn the Crty Schools She was a Wee Trmorous Beastre Mrss Neva Swan Student at the Umverslty of Oklahoma Walter Drover Student at the Umversxty of Arkansas GllVlC Hubbard Student at the Umversrty of Oklahoma Stull studymg the art of scoring Glenn Cowden Student at the Umver lty of Oklahoma Stxll seekmg hrs afhmty Alexander MCKIHHOH Student at the Umverslty of Oklahoma Wrll soon be at West Pomt perhaps 0112155 nf 19111 Mrss Kate Olxver Teacher ln the Canadlan Schools She dreams Mrss Ethel Rohrer Society edltor of the News Capltal Clty Mlss Gretchen Bacon Student at Chrrstlan College Columbla Mo Mrss Yvonne Baer Substltute teacher rn the Crty Schools Often mlstaken for supermtendent Otto Hooper Post graduate student rn the Crty Schools Only comedran the l-hgh School ever had Mrss Grace Hawkrns Clty Longs to see dear old Scobby ' Mxss Ruth Jones Clty 'Mr Bob lVl1ss Hattle Abernethy Teacher 1n the Eufaula Schools And stlll she laughs MISS Haymle Myrxck Clty Best basketball player rn Pxttsburg County Mlss Dessre Bxles lVlarr1ed Hamllton johnson Cxty She peels red apples John lVlcKennon Teachrng m Arkansas David Stallmgs Hartshorne Oklahoma The Molly of 1910 Mxss Isa Rasar Teacher m the Crty Schools Mxss Evelyn Rrley Stenographer m the cnty ' l I . 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R BBIT1 'xlondav Date of the concert changed Tuesdxy We do a b1t of adxe-1t1s1u NX ednesdax Schutts ffxttel loud exploslour ces to see the Plot lursdax S1l'1f,fQl xxlth NI1 lmaftl xelx Jody e Q lfrldax LIYGTEIW 11105111111 Situldav Second of the l IllX6lSltY Fxteuslou Coulsc the I1llX9lSltW Koucut u1 darlm llauk forsalxcs us Jons Pen Hu Monday Sad beglllnlng, to1 bll21lx6S1lE'El1C H lQClf9S noulx ll oi Xlmb tl almost Tuesday N11 Nl1lle1 lS real proud of h1s phxsus DUDIIS l+sper1allx a cextuu txxo Wednesdax but basket ball Fllttl base bill thursday Oh HOFIOIQ' Nhss Schmalfued has htudtd us a bunch ol qu questlons 11 t y Hal k ou1 matinee ldol does not lfxnrv the stl 0 me xx ell is he thou lt he xxould for behold lS bi c vvouto You Bfufvs :TP Ivvfxs LIKE DAT UNVE ,Rfk HANK5 4 X J Cav W il lm ff .4 xx N. JA S , THEy T 'fig ' d g:-Q Nloudav Nlr Ixraft does not llke hls second C erm rn flflss XX e xx ouder xx hw' Tuesday 'lluuk or It Nlag saxd a tramp spread 'xll over the count1x Does our Glbson Nlfm xxant to be 'lheodore Roosexelt the second NVednesday VVElSh1l'lgt0ll s b1rthd'1y progmm -X ll hohdwx l Nl Thursday Herr lflxller and Nhss lf1Flo1e partlmpate ln a blushmg tote a tete dululg school Fr1day Oleeklx sa1dJ Do xou xxaut me fmeek pmt? for busmess mumgex Nlondax 'Nhss Noln an chases a fexx guls about the upper DIQTUISQS Tuesday Lost A hbrary book lust Between Ourselx es '7 flliarrh Wednesday Helen does 1ll the I'OCll'lllg ln physlcs Fhursday P1CtL1lQS fox the annuxl Brushed Frxday Class debates beam 1h lynghsh N ondax lm hum Xlr locke has a hfm cut flies got so mufh J Fuesday Nlr Kraft shoxx Eff1e some book keepmg l ,. Al s f 5. I 1 ' . F X, x Y ' I 0 , I ' X3 I, B X . ,ff A l A 1 5- W lvl f , fl . g , -. b D V 'I Tl j--' I . ' , '. ' ' '. 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Xsk 1015 Fos QI XXrd11esc111 X11 lx1f1lt IS lll 111th us when 11 foxnes to DICHICS lhursd 11 l1ft1e lb se11t f1o1n the assembly hall f0l ,lggllllg Fhats Stlallge l+11da5 X1ho1 D211 'lhe 56111015 plant a Rahblt Tree 53.tllI'd'lX X X11 Ale5te1 team 111115 a game of basket ball with Shawnee The1 k11u1 they would get beat Xlo11da1 Seuns Stl'1ll e th lt those 11110 do all the annual 11 ork should fuss 50 luesdu lhe 111111111 Souety 11111 11e '1 plav ln the Hlgh School aud1tor1u111 XX e1l11esda1 llll'1l1llIl11l0lG 1S the new na111e selected fOl the l IKQTHIX So11et1 lll1llSdaX P1rtu1es off again FlldlV lIll'1IllllllDOl9 q0f'l9lX lll9PTlYlf., XX e ha1e '1 leal debate 'Xloncl'11 PGlll1 lllt hnallw '111'11decl 11s Tones Xvademy 1n texrs Tuesday Rel1e11s'1l of tl1e plan His Model XX 1fe XX eclnesrlaw XXe deelde to 1111nt 1000 lJ'1nC111g Rfxbblts lhursdav XX hos 1n on the QPHIOI sec1et Xlr locke'P PIIGRX Senxor l1o0k1 da1 X p1fn10 '1t NIHYIOXX lake The X'6OlSt IS yet to 001119 X April Monday Th1rty Inlnutes after school for two 11 eeks That s all Tuesday The school board pronnses the1r a1d IH the annual output Wednesday Our excurs1on kodak DlCf'Lll'9S appeavr Oh you Seniors' Thursdax Semors select 1911 1n11tat1ons Fr1day Okla lmanumpole Soc1et1 meetmg Saturday Krebs XlcAlester base ball game postponed 'Xlonda1 Has XIa1'guer1te the 1XIUXlPS ll Tuesda1 F1rst Excursxon examination Literature this tlme UQ M x qsxl ANCING BBIT' ediiebdu heis ,, 1 s holif Ihe 12011 1 '1 ie 1 011 ws 11111 H ic s I ahold Ol 1 uid e S 1 imc 1 xo kno ibm 4 Alfbtci JIII 1 JI 5411111 msd 9 1 111 s ti 111 ss X use -swf' 1 'ilkjgff Q Q'-W l 1 YQ. il? LEUVQQJCJ X314 R 1 1 f 1 1 M M L :rf 1, .X K II ww ' I , 0 , ' , 1 Xi 1 ' X if ,I if xx YQ' ,fy 1 Ji-1 . ' L 2. XY! f eg--'Blot Day. T110 Hiffli Svl 001 get: il l1l11lI'f9I' '1z1y. IS. EI .cy---- I1v r11i111's he is .s big' as rl 1 side- of :1 b111'11. V11 kivl' l1i111 the k111 ' 1 lJI'illf him dowii Z1 bit. 1. Flsiilj' f I'wz1: the- best vziiidy ever nizide ill thc- c'z111dy kilcheii. 4 . L 'A 3, S111 ' ny f-f5IcxXle1st -1'-K1'o!1: bzisv 12111 px: 1. Wal, what do Q 11 ' W 2 lllf Al -A 1- --'? I. Mr -. my vllll if '-Se11ic-11' l1z111f111e1t 11z11't11e11' ' zihlf-. N. 'l' ay 'l'l1, Ualwiiig Pal I 't goo: c Auf Viocl 1 ': Xllll. 15317 ii 57,551 qv - , ,, X :Av 5 ,, ' 3, :A 4 ..L - -H, ,is - ?- . 12 4 - , V . . I R X- ,I - 1 , N QQ :jig 'ight 5 4 N XU1 -uf. ,f F, f, -1--'gf' 1 ,, , Y6f!,::N ' Q : - lxvx vmwxllxy I 'l:Q'l.,l ll' ifli .111 ' W. :IN f '.',111' ' r I, 4 f V ANNEX 1 'f- ---HALL. Y-1' -1:11, ' l J Qln1n1nvw:P1nPn1 ! X Wir! Jef- f Q21 ,f I an x V? 537m '4 1 wr in YQ, x 2 XA 115' 'i X k.w XY x N f ' flpffx , Vx J. -f M - X' -, Q YB exif' , 1 7 w ir , , J GX X V X l xg R V V -f . - . dx -xt 1 I X Q 'X 'di gg KX I B. xl X ' XQJ '72 ' rv , S N5 -I , 1 xx Y 2 x X 4 'IM .K 1 3, 3 Q 5 jf IV' , 05, I '92 P Glu1n111Pnrv11wnt Glalrnhar umor Senxor Banquet Aprll Zl 191 l Busby Hotel lgrngrttm Toastmaster Welcome Addre s Response What Next l Spealc Rlght On Our C-uests The Senxors The Black and Gold They Are Seven The Senlor Curls Symposlum Schooldays Harold Rohrer L T Huffman B H Locke George HHTIICS Holly Zlke Franlc Bradley Clyde Hams Glenn TOOliCf EUHICC Stuart Ben Wermer Joel lVlyr1clc H B Mrller The SCHIOIS What Commence H P R0blJlI1S Puns CllO RlCl1Bfd HO Fllllel' olces Cl8f'CI'lCC WllSOH GUS Coleman EIDCSI SCl'lI'Cll'lCI' Stones George HHYTICS HCTCITIHII Baccalaureate Sermon May 21 l9l l Fxrst Baptist Church Class Day lVlay Z3 191 l Busby Theatre lgfllgfillll Piano Selectlon Mabel Rogers Class Hlstory by Genevxeve Hoplcmsl Damon A Watson Ruth A Palmer Class Prophecy Farewell to umors Response Class Song Kate Mllnef Clarence Wllson Ctlenn Toolcer Class of l9l l Qlharlrg 5 Aunt Th A l C CAST OF CHARACTERS Stephen Spettlgue sollcltor Oxford Col Slr Francis Chesney late lndxan Agent jack Chesney an undergraduate Charley Wykeham an undergraduate Lord Franlccourt Bablaerly Brassett a college scout Dona Lucra D Alvadorez a Brazrlhan Kltty Verdum Spettlgue s ward Amy Spettxgue Spettlgue s mece Ella Dellahay an orphan WICTOW joel Myrlclt ohn Fuller ohn Thompson Holly Zxlce Clarence Wllson Asa Watson LOIS Foster Ruth Busby Cllde Harrls Cho Caldwell l ' - ' . ' , J 1 ' , ' :J . n ' l ' ,'J ' ' . C . . n 1 . Class Poem Clay lacltman Gill, I- - - . J . , n 1 - - . A TCC C Ofnedy . . 1 . - 4 J 9 ' ' J ' QIHIHIIIPHIPIHPHT mag 25 BUSBY THEATRE IL ngram 'Soldxers Chorus from Gounod s Fa s Young Lad1es C-lee Club lnvocatxon Rex Vw ld Dunlde Kentucky Babe Gel e Young Ladles Glee Club a utatory lnternatxonal Peace Lella R Nlarcum The Man From the Crowd Carolyn Hallldav PIHHO Solo Capnclante Paul Wacks Cho Caldwell ostoy the ln electual General Marguerlte Crutcher e Man of the New Century acltman Glll Vocal Duet Selected and Mrs W H Talmage any Men of Many M1 dsl' Geneuexe Hopl-uns Valedlctory Bertha Kerr Vlolln Solo Scene de Ballet' De Berxot Ehha Sandstrum Address udge P D Brewer P1800 Solo Ballad ln A Flat fChopm Mary Pose Presentatxon ofD1plomas udge J H WllklHS Pxano Duet Poet and Peasantn fFrank Suppe Qlxo Caldwell Mary Rose Benedxctlon Rev Dr Robert Lxddell Alumm Receptlon Tuesday Ntghz May 30 9 u ' ' u C ' U 0 1 - ' ' ' '. V. 4. 'la l ' - - ' ' . S 1 Y n - u 1 1 1 - 1 1 n 1 1 1 , - ' Y n ' - u C 5 1 1 1 f- , 1 T l , t l - - ' x uTh u 1 1 1 J ' , C J - - Mr. . . . M 'n - - - V ' ' ' - 1 n - at C 1 ' J - 1 - . - - - - - J . . ' . 1 . . J 1 1 1 . . 1 1 1 J 1 1 1 . , . 1 J .. . 1 1 M.: Sn XR NN I Q M Aww- X I SK Gnu Q 'I-Ha' X II j fm! U ff 5 'www J Ni x Va ,L t j f A X .uk X ,fy 'xx -:SL ,XX 1 X I R X jf Y Mx Q wkfvvdmf XY' n j R ' tx Y fp K.: 'lk : 'A Xe NE x- i., -VV 1, 'u vi 1 1 .' V ', 1' '- X In f xw 1 M X 'n ', R! 4 ' Q -r, I5 XXPW, . N ' , . y ' A M x X I E 17 X H N 1 V' 'Vx X - W x Af W-A lr ' . UNM X H' XM ' A. P ,X X U' M 5 f'ZTfE:2 .IL 'Try xxxxxx xixbfl ,M ,--,J ff feyg? :'iEi15?4 , KA F ph 'Zi- . A 1- ' 'VX nf' press? if t - 2-' rt' X .-bei pr it A xt Us X 3 B-E -x,,,,, sh ?i..J 0, 'G' A, I -f-if..-ner. i vm Mnnkn Hrstory of a Monk ohn Fuller An exhaustrve hrstory of Abelard wrth full partrcu lars Frve volumes Leather bound Yolo net Brography of Kmet Mattre Rrtter An mterestmg work upon the lrfe and work of the man who orrgmated the Kmetrc Theory of Motron Free Course In Oratory ackman Grll The standard methods of acqurrrng prohcrency rn publrc speakrng For further rnformatron address thxs office My Lrfe on the Stage Ernest Schrerner A thnllmg story of the lrfe and adventures of a popular matmee rdol cGlflS beware all that glrtters rs not goldj Etrquette on H S Lrfe Lelra Marcum Free How to Learn Physrcs Ruth Busby The authors methods have been proved by actual experrence based upon the prrncrple of learnrng the Hrst lesson perfectly Especrally helpful to grrls Selected Poems Kate Mrlner A delrghtful lrttle volume or poems Beautrfully rl lustrated PIICC S' 50 Brography of Shakespeare Gull Chaucer Myrrck Brography as true to lrfe as was Boswell s Brography of Dr ohnson From constant assocratron wrth thus great orator Myrrck seems to have absorbed some ol hrs brrllrancy Theory of Musrc Mary Rose and Clro Caldwell Thus book on technrque contams also several orrgmal composrtrons Beauty Hmts Mamre Sparkman Wrrtten by a famous beauty specralrst Watson s Essays Asa Watson A chorce collectron of essays coverrng a wrde range of subjects such as Appropnate Basketball Shoes F rrst Prrncrples rn Algebra Damon Watson Many trmes gomg over these prmcrples has made the author good authonty School Teachers Gurde Bertha Kerr A very practrcal work ,I 14' 'Q A lv , ,J fir 2. 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R usuarr UQ 31 Household Helps Mlldfed KIHCHHHOH My Flunk un Physucs Clarence Wulson A collectuon of Hstalls' to use when the les son us not prepared Contauns some new udeas and some we are all famuluar wuth Be Good and You Wull Be Happy Veva Hoplcuns A new vuew of an old suhuect Crutucusm un the Next Century Clyde Harrus How I Learned to Love Fug Newtorus Ruth Palmer The method us sumple and eas uly followed May be applued to other sweet thungs as well Barbarusms un M H S Nora Grotheun The author wrutes of her experuence un tryung to untroduce cuvuluzed customs luke we use un Duluth, unto M H S The Art of Expressuon ohnue Wooden Tellung of the value of Huency un speech and how to acquure ut Parluamentary Laws Holly Zuke Somethung enturely new for example Artucle 5 Sectuon I3 reads as follows When any member of an organuzatuon makes a motuon that the chaurman does not approve of saud motuon may be ugruored Thus may be repeated untul a motuon us made that pleases the chaurman The Latest Thung ln Makung Eye Helen McGaha Thus would be very helpful t some gurls Curls Efhe Tarter Une of the latest works of fuctuon A Complete Set of Rules for Playung Brudge Marguerute Crutcher Free lnstructuons on Huntung john Thompson The Dutues of a Dauryman s Wufe Lucule Bangs Franlclun s Entrance Into Phuladelphua Mabel Rogers Descruptlon of Handsome Men Carrue Halluday A delughtful luttle hook un whuch she descrubes the handsome actors who have played un lVlcAlester How To Spell Lous Foster The aushor us well versed on thus suhuect V' u u l u- nl . . gxll Xl l ' e 'lv 1 '-vffif uuuul . - , , ' ' 9 . ,A V 1 u i . 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Books Stationery and Office Supplres MCALESTER s Greatest Clothing Store Hart, Schaffner 8c Marx Flne Clothes Manhattan Dress Shlrts H 8:1 Lmen Collars Or Anythmg to make your gradual tlon outflt complete '2 KI ES S X S llll lllS ll lSS lf 511110 s s11 ws so 1111111 'lllll t1 l hut s11c11 llGIl X011 lllflGlOlC f1 slstsl s luss should be Unr ol SlSTQllY 1010 1011 see X b1otl1o1 s kxss sou see should be ed OlllX fm 12111 lt should he SXIllbOllC I tlunk Of t111st and vf11e of loxe and st1engtl1 11111111 Sllllllll lllblllll ot hrle 1 e c 0 lllllS 'llllO 1 lblll 111otl1e1 s luss fo1 she s d0'11 ls the host Illlllg 1117011 llllS spl1Q1e so lGllflGl and so fond 'ind tlue Oh xcs l thmk thex 816 too few l blush to thmk of mlsses Ixe lussed I blush to thmk of k1SQ9S Ixe 1lllSS6d Put I C319 not for all the rest lxe once klssed her XY hom I love best F T B 19 7 . 1 1 ' Qf 1 WB ,yr 'r B1 1 'I'11 111111, you wo, il SX'1'1'll1f'Ell'l'.' kiss A I':11l1v1 s kiss, I ' ' Q l he S11 lll lu' 1l11' 11111s1i vxrg 'Silo l' Sy1 ' ' lity. XX'l1f111 you 1:1k1- 111111. flu ll0l say l'l02lS0u, Fm' 1111 you know. is IJl'0llCl of you. lllll llllilt it with :1 lit1 g ' mo, Alll lv has 11111 rl l' Jcllf, lil ,X xi' klx, s 1 '11v. ' 1' M , - g ' L 3 Wil :lo ll0 llRl'Il1. 'H gl , j 3 - ' ' 1 ' , , . v Y v Y .' n . A' Q 'l i . . L ., . 3 Vs j ' ' 'ety, i J v - a .Y l 1 ' v ' - v' v v V ' , I ' , ' 1 ' ., . . . The Flrst atlonal Bank VVm Frttman Prtsultnt J H Gordon Vue Prevd nt R P Brtu r Ca hytr W S Ambrost Vice Presydtnt B S Brook A sf tant La hrtr We sell Drafts and Traveling Checks Good Our Constant Growth zs the Euldence of a Pleased Cllentele The List of Directors Commends this Bank as a Safe and Conservatrvely Conducted Instwtutzon DIRECTORS Ambrose W S Brewer P D Bremer R P Elsmg John Freeman W P Gordon J H Html Chas E Higgins R W ,Stuart C C Wade W J Warmer W G M CA lester Oklahoma U I . P. ff . f . . . fe .. 've,ls . . f, ' 5' ' . . 's. s s ' s 'f in all parts of the world. ERGER O ILLUSTRATORS HALFTONE AND PHOTO ZINC ETCHERS WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF ILLUSTRATING COLLEGE UNIVERSITY AND HIGH SCHOOL ANNUALS 7 th 81. Cen'craI Sis KANSAS CITY MO The McAlester Trust Company I ns 1117 lssgd fac1I1t1es fit your dlsposal ACLOL XT 5 SOI ICIT LD Camtal and Profnis S55 000 00 E A DANIELS THII DRL C GIS II QUAYLE S I I I NGR XX I x NI IIIIIIQLILIIIH .ILNXLIIXIH n to Q Jil Iehttnhurg Qlnuntg ihatrari Glnmpang LONDI D ALSI R XCI I RS JOHN B ROSI I SIIIN XI I RC Propl ICTOI Q iif1rAIPzltP1 IDRIJIIIIIIRI I ull 'md Complcte Abstl 1ctQ to III I mds md Ioxx n I om m IIIUQDLIU., Qountx OI IIIIUIII 1 .VIIIC Q , Q I I QRS +--l A, 'Ip liffff-1 - 2 . I ,Q I 'I Q .NNIICI ICLXX IINIYICRSITI ICS New Yank .Xllmny i'Ixic':ngu No. .HI-1 No, 19 Nu. IIII XILILIINUII Vllupm-I Iizumclulpll .'XVn'. Sl. Sl. UI,I I CI,I.-XI3I,Ii h I 2 J 5 5 2 I A , , 4. 2 A 1 L 1 . i, . I,. I 1 If IIQR, 4' 0 SY 1 A ' m 9 2 1 3 '2 . 2 ,2 . 2 ' ' ' , . ' ' 2' f ' 5, Q2 2. E112 511nv1,1m11 autumn! 16211111 UNI FED S FA TES DEPOSITARY McAlester, Oklahoma VVC offer 'lll 1ee0m111od1t1o11s COIISIQILIII 11 llll prudent brmkmg ACCOLN I S SOI IC lTI1D Cap1ta1 and Surplus, 3125 000 II C 'XIII I ION Prcsxdent I F IITI RIEAI FH X ICPI es JAWII S 'Wd ONNFI I N11 I ff Q A I IHONIAS Caslner S C li-RX AN Ass1nt111lC asluer We sell Amerlcan Bankers AbbOC1fltlOH Travelers Cheques pav able ln all parts of the world Carry them when you travel QLD? clo1+1s 11111111 s 11 on 5 1 1 llll 111 tho Q1 K IICXQI SLCINS lo 0ll ll1 O IIS DWI! 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O C l I v 1- ' x 1V 1 K el V - ' ' l'1 1' ' ZEADER, Eastern Oklahoma s Leadlng Woman s Store ln the lQ'1l1ll of flSlllOll thls stole holds LlIA1CllS1JlllQCl lC'1dLlSl'llp Rmllmg, llllOllQlllCfOILI11OSf retulus tn the southxxtst xxe ire en lbled to COHTI ol mmy lmes of IUCI'Cll1llCllSL for Nlc Xl estet md X tcnutx I he 1 ttest of fash ton s dectees lre llxx ns shoxxn hole The Home of Fasht J J 'Vlcklester Prestlent Otto Sites Vice Prestdent and Manager D WV Hopkms Secretary and Ireasurer DIREC'I ORS J 'N1cAlester D W Hopkuls Otto Sites W B 'VI Alestcr C P Sites Thel I McAIegjgtPOIylxgltpantlle Company Dealers 1n Saddlery Harness, Furnlture, Lum ber, Sash, Doors, Bu1lder's Hardware, Pa1nts, O1ls and Glass Phone 527 2701 N Maln, N McAlester, Okla F 9 ' 9 t . X c S' ' I . 1 7. 74 1 ' X , 2 ' X 1 ' ' z X z ' 2 ' ' X, 2 I X ll 1 - ' ' t z X 1 'z M' . ' ' fll'Sl XYll1ClljllSllyClllIlflCS us to be called cc ' n OI1 . . l . X , 'L ' , ' - ' l Y . . X ' ., ., . ' ' ' . . t c . '. . ' l I Successor to .l. J. Mc.-Xlester , - L,O I I O Classy Clothes lor tht 'unlntxous fdloxx 1X es hnn 1 g 4 mr ln The 5 North End Mercannle Co C11 NIXRAL XILRCII XNDISF We Sell the Celebrate l Buster Brown SCHOOL SHOES HNyo oftlegrdfu g, clqss of 1911 ow, to pla o 0 0 Qc we e go o o fe eel turn, of l N N1 tchtll xxlcro D1 e ts 0 'uc be I s goods 'Ind pr ce XY sh Q., ewch '1 lfmppy ind fe e Yours The Home Furmsher L N NIITCHEI L Pho e427 111N I' s t F P JONFS Nlanager Landes Bros 85' Co F U RNITURF UNDFRTARERS EMBALMERS Landes Brothers 85' Co . I N 1 44 1.1 I x K - ' ex f 1l----- 1 ' I D X Y QI. Y X . 4 ool S . t ' life 1 AT T114-Cx nallily Clotlws Shop SEI lE. n 1 nu.- inf . m '- the no f the nl r 1 ti' , lif and t h us-li ming don't forget to buy your Furni- X J. U. . i X , '1 the .r n. of many of y u In '- on given sa i.ff1ction in A i s. -2- -1- -:- J 'i. inf . . 1. '. use- I T ful li , we r main J Y f . . Lv. A 1 n H. 'ir tS . J. . 1' L. , . RFEES fs 'mfr ,Z K is-P 'P m lm fi QMDJ Th1s Is the Summer Store Your hvery Apparel Reqmrement Has Been Ant1c1pated 111 Our Carefu1lyChosenStocks XX arm xx eather is here brlnglng the us ull rnulutude of needs 1n l1,ht a1rx 'Weir fzbles Qummer stoeks Chosen wuth the ruhng, ld0'l of affoldmg you reed comfort 'ue at then best Qelectlons can most Slt1Sf3CL0l1ly be made now Xnd to thls splendld gathering of warm neither needs IS the xdded 1tfI LfUOI1 of noteworths X 111165 Xalues of the nature to pleasc the most thufty 'md sure to nuke thls S7019 the center of 51111111161 shopplnb aetlutx Phe woman desirous of 1'JllI'fh iS1Hg smut stwhsh QIIHHHEEI xppalel and aceee ones uhlch V111 'lfford hel a full mefisure of Comfort wlll hnd an earlv Hsu here truls swtxsfung and plohtable Th1S Is The Summer Store BE DURFEE 31 CGMPANY MCALPSTER oKLAHoMA A ,P ' - Y E e H ' - , 1 A ' fif' 5 ' 1 . R ,iLiE'.,!fi. . 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