Midwest City High School - Bomber Yearbook (Midwest City, OK)

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90610 MOD! EVA 1. CLIFFGRD Principal Miss Clifford came to Midwest City Grade School as principal at the beginning of the establishment of the school here, September, 1943. She took up her worlc here with her characteristic earnest and enthusiastic spirit. She won the hearts as well as the hands of her faculty and student body immediately, and her untiring efforts and wise management have put our grade school on the way to becoming what will no doubt be one of the most outstandng grade schools in the state. The aim of the grade school is to have each child see a good picture, read a good book and hear a good piece of music every day. The aims for our school are to build a good library in each room, to make every child a happy, well- integrated, useful member of society. Miss Clifford is receiving substantial assistance in every way from her excellent faculty which she has carefully chosen and placed where each one can use her talents most effectively. Miss Clifford has made a success in her chosen profession, as an effective educator and administrator. The Grade School Faculty consists of the following teachers: Mrs. lnza Webster, Miss Lora Ray, Mrs. Opal lzarthing, Mrs. Florence Winther, Mrs. Irene Sutton, Mrs. Alice Bernarde, Mrs. Vera Harmon, Mrs. Lela D. Hibbitts, Miss Bessie Butler, Mrs. Lois Sallee, Mrs. Zola lviurphy, Mrs. Mildred Webb, Mrs. Cleora Holcomb, Mrs. Leilah Harlin, and Mrs. G. R. Bryan. C U S 7 0 D f A N S MR. E. s. PRIMM MR. OSCAR BEAN MR. ARTHUR GRAY

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' .. . l, C EE ,S , -- I IUNIOR CLASS Fuzsr Row--Roy Curry, Betty Io McCliii'e, Bob W'elmlJ, Ola Kathryn True. SECOND Row-Bonita Conner, Betty Faye Brown, Teresa lean Cook, Betty Armolil. THIIQD Rowf Evelyn Williiiiiis. Miivis Cantwell, Willzicleaiii Yost, Ruth Myers. FOURTH RowfNeontlia Wall, Patsy True, Mziry Ed Brady, Pa- tricia Crittenden. FIFTH ROW-Betty Tumbleson, licky Barow, Patty Kasbaum, Marclell Cowclen. MRS. LEON AYLOR lunior Class Sponsor JUNIOR POEM: Donlt study when you're tired Or have anything else to dog Donlt study when youlre happy For that will make you blue. Donlt study in thc daytime And donlt study in the night But study all the other time With all your main and might. CLASS MOTTO: Seniors or bustllll CLASS COLORS: Red and White IUNIOR MASTERPIECE I-is for Ioy for the sight of a boy U-is for Unity it takes to blow up a ballonity N-is for Nertz-were so much it hurts I-is for Ideas-we've got some that's hot O-is for Orderliness, which we ain't got R-is for Rowdy-sometimes we get loucly-when it's cloudy C-is for Cuties-we think we're all beauties L-is for Love-Oh Heaven Abovellll A-is for Ambition-our Iunior tradition -is for Sloppy-in shirts that belong to Poppy S-is for Sugar-aw heck, it's rationed - we're POINT- LESS S .