Newkirk High School - Gold and Blue Yearbook (Newkirk, OK)

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THE KAYNYN'E 7 Our Greeting and Gratitude E WISH to take this oppor- tunity to express our ap- preciation to those who have so kindly assisted in the publishing of this Kay- nyne. To the business men, who have by their advertise- Ib ments helped to make this volume possible. To the Faculty for their valuable advice and assistance. To the students for their literary contri- butions and to the School Board for their financial assistance. And now we send it forth to you hoping the contents may imprint up- on your memory old friends, their faces and characteristics and bring back to memory the dear old school days in N. H. S. KAYNYNE STAFF. I w nr

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b THE KAYNYNE ANNUAL STAFF Hugh N. Davis..... Ethel Grimma ..... Blenda Stone..... Alvenia Nietert... Sarah Denton...... William Booth..... Edna Feagins...... Floyd Rigdon..... Gladys Vaughters.. Margaret Denton.. Miss M. Baldridge ....Business Manager ........Editor-in-chief .............Art Editor ....Jokes and Calendar ........Alumni Editor .......Athletics Editor ........Literary Editor ....Junior Class Editor Sophomore Class Editor Treshman Class Edito» ................Advisor

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8 THE KAYNYNE OUR SERVICE FLAG During the numerous wars between nations, there have been various watchwords. In no such previous war has there been such a momen- tous question as in the present war. Liberty and justice, which ha t formed a great part of the ideals of the past contests, are only a part of our present purpose. To establish the principles of right and justice for the sake of God and humanity is the great task of this world crisis. To support this cause some have given freely of their means, others of their time, but there is another class that has given to the utmost they ha e given their lives in the service of their country- In honor of the members of that class who have been members of Newkirk High School, a beautiful service flag has been hung in the audi- torium. This handsome emblem, which was presented to the school by the Seniors, is covered with stars,—stars representing glorious manhood, given for their country, home and God. There is nothing ofwhich Newkirk High School is more proud, ex- cepting Old Glory which hangs as a companion piece in the auditorium. Those in service are: Graduates. Cleo Curry Clarence Arnett Bart Curry Homer Livergood Adam Bode Earl Cline Leo Wolfe Paul Hanner Virgil Jones Mark Mollet Herbert Moore Harry Moore Allen Patterson Fred Zeigler Chester Armstrong Gilbert Chappell Frank Chappell Moyne Leighty Perry Endicott Thurman Livergood Carl Brian Roily Abbott Under Graduates Murrill Moore Dorrell Haney Floyd Haney Instructors A. J. Walters W. F. Bingham G. J Bixler