Okemah High School - Panther Yearbook (Okemah, OK)

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4 N 11 , tgll Believing that the time has arrived when Okemah High School should begin to record the best, in order to inspire those who follow us, to place the standard of Okemah High School higher in the Hells of Fame that we are permitted tog We, the Class of 46-47, present to all who are interested in our various activities, this first volume of The Panther. We feel that whatever success we have attained has been due to the kindly support of the student body, our host of friends and well-wishers, and the business men, who by their support, have rendered the publication of this volume possible. 3 f-W-NY .e-vw n. -rv-1-f A 'ffw'---H':-'L?., - xf Z5 -l'.2. Ui'hJf'- 4:,j.,. T ,-iff'