Okmulgee High School - Torchlight Yearbook (Okmulgee, OK)

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L OIXMLLGEF HICH SCHOOL 1 E XR BOOK I-a A vvre T w gina 4 ll J ragga:- ,Wjrr :fr For H1g,h GIACTG PUIHIELIIS luis Ieasonablx DFICQCT mth stxle A R and quahtx to back It up see X IL N if Gkmulgee Fumltule LOI'I'1pEt1'1y 21419 sl v Okmulgee Phonograph C u When STL DILBAIXER burlt xx 1 Ons he built the Light best xx flgons m the world You he 1 bL1lldlY1g' d b k AUTUNIOPILEB mth the mme degree Ot per u e a Slx f6CElOD and worldmde sxtlstfxctmn m th C The Ttforld 5 Greatest Lrght Six Car Sales rooms PHILBROOKS GAR4GF i0u I asf Fzfth St SO0NER BATTERY AND ELECTRIC C0 317 319 West Seventh Phone 172 Philadelphia Storage Battery Northeast Electrlc I 4 Bosch and Auto Lute Service Station BERT c. cAMPBELL, Manager. T ESQ Y 7' y 4 1 -' .,1,gy-'pi U57 .rs .cv ,1-- -W Y E ' 2 ' HQ: V , W.. gi, 'i :vig --, -' , ' A-1-.. , jfs? r - 1 ' ,-gf -f'- .A gf' ' ?5ff., ,: we 571 1 fa xi . ., 'S .ms - . X- r- +5- . -A -- ff . . - - 5, f E Vi? . ith - P V LT- rt Q '1 .Im 1 V ' 5 'fr ff? If-'O '- ' A ' 1'i A X-,fn ' . r .b . ,47 P 11' qcW,.j' . ,1 A 'fr n -, N44 ,NN T K L . . -'T '4 1 1 ', F , 13 'f V I , A .L ' x -. . : ,Y,:?. ' Yes, its A Hoosier, ' I V I' wif f -': 14 .Qi?' T ng- rf' ,',..Wg1A-1 Y -ry ' 1 -1 ' V '4 1, may-fa-1. ai' 7 - .J T Ko' ,T f ad Elf typ , ', , 'ir '., ' -'rj A Ti lt ar Q, tt fx Q- 1 - if 1 1 - , 51, 1'j 9t',, .-1 A 1'1 T ' T L.1,g srr. .2 ' lyk- - ' n ERIGQQTI' ll, 17.1 H 5 J' - 1 ' , - - v Q, . 'quiz ,. QLLQMQ, 5.5,-fn K . ' ' Y V 'fm T ,L,--f-'. '1f.f7- . Y , Q. ' Vw-: ,,:,'- , . . ' ws-A ,Q 1 . - f V - 4 , .-sn -' ' -1 L. 1 , 9 n 'fx ' , , 1, ' .1 i fx, f 4 T 4 T1 2 Qi Q I 5 X 1 fl 'I 1 , , . ' A ' 0. 1 um 1 207 East Main strc-ct X 1 Telephrmc . . . L27 X T ' T 1 , ' ' ,2 g. K, ' . X T 'Q Q' ' ' . J. ' S ' ' r 7 , Y 1 ' ' 4' 1 ' Sz r r ' 1 '- A . v 1 H V. 2 .S .C 1 . . x y N 2 4. , - , . , 1 Q , . - 1 Q . -v . . 4 - - L . L . V T , I W W I I I l u i 5 . I I ' W T T A '

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OKMULGEE HIGH SCHOOL YEAR Boox WWE SQ' Lement woxkmg cla s Manual t1 unmg department lUStI'l1Ctl0Il and actual practlce IH health bulldlng exerclse The V1s1t1ng club led by A O Hornlng of the manual arts department V1Slt8d all the pr1nc1 pal factorles and lndustrles of the city and other places of mdustrlal or social lnterest such as the Jall and the hospital besldes many of the leadlng commerclal establlshments Th1S was a two hour 3CtlVlty, the others glven meetmg only once a week Sub and prep actlvxtles met twlce a week Among the most lmportant of these were Gomg to College an aCtlV1ty ln whlch the preps dlscussed wlth MISS Irene Galvln of the sclence de partment the xarlous colleges and unly e1s1t1es of the natlon learned the dlfference between a college and unlvelslty studled the state unlverslty at Nor man and ln general studled hlgher educatlonal 1n stltutlons wlth a v1ew to Ch0OS1Dg the one to follow hlgh school Geography under W H Barton head of the sclence department led the preps who were Its members through all the countrles of the world through pxctures and talks learmng the prmclpal geographlcal facts about the countrles Wlth especlal attentlon to the Umted States Mr Brlggs had a group of sub boys IH Sports where the boys learned that the great object of sports IS not neccessarlly to wm, but to play square. Clean sportsmanshlp was the motto and the object of the orgamzatlon. Besldes that the ethics of athletlcs how ever the boys learned the nrlnclples of all the common hlgh chool sports Q Soclal Servlce sponsored by teachers ofllthe cltlzenshlp department was devoted to American lsm and good cltlzenshlp teachmg 1tS members t0 adapt themselves to the Clty state and natlon ln the best wav It served as somethmg of an mtro ductlon to SOC10lOgy F L Stew art and G B Blakey w ere the sponsors MISS Cora Peek had a groud of preps who were engaged 1n makmg a sort of scrap book survey of the lndustrles of Okmulgee of Oklahoma and of the natlon After materlal had been found on the mdustrles plctules were secured to lllustrate them and a scrap book made The Plcture Book Club was the name of thls mterestmg group There axe many more 3CtlNltl9S most of whose names are explanatory as follows One hour Flrst A1d Salfm Science Galym Folk Danclng Bruton Catermg for Speclal Occa s1ons Flnley Llbrary Methods Barnard Dramatlc club Hensley Spanlsh club Snedaker Debate club Abernathy Klpllng club Bocqum Orchestra Bowen Fancy Work Wettstem Geometrlcal de slgns Donnelly Hand Lettermg Parker Myth ology Maddox Boy s Glee club Bowen Two hour Sclence, Rlpple, Glrl s Auto Drlv mg, O'Neal Douthlt, Boy'sAthlet1c club, Barnard: Astronomy, Donnelly: Math, Donnelly: Impromptu Speakmg, Cornell: G1rl's Glee club, Bowen, Brown mg club, SCFIVBHGPQ Shakespeare, Bocqum: Car c M -f.:pSf'fg 'W r 'T' .1 as g K I Q . vi E 4 3 . 1 ' i 4 .V . , ft' ,' - YL. Q.. rx if- I 1 x' E . A PQ. ,Q -. -' ' 'W'-' ' .te , ' A . ' - - - A ' ?f'Y , ' ., ft. ,Y W, Y . 1. -L . 1 . -. 1 1 1 -1 - - ' S 4 9 9 .N . S . , n n. . 1 I u y ki -' v ' v ' 7 9 9 7 Y . . , L - I ' ' . - ' v y - . . . . . v Y V . . . . . , . . U H 1 L. ' n I f 4 . u I , , Y Y . . v . . . H . . . U Y . . . Q , f I Q K . . v i - . v , s . y 1 4 , , - -m . , 1 - 1 K- . . V . V. . , 7 ' 7 -9 Y . . . - ' -7 1 ' 1 ' ' 5 . l Y K ! 7 , . . Y ' 7 1 7 V . . c n k 4 . , y , , , . . I . 1 1 1 a . . 1 1 . 1 ' v v . . . . , V ' 9 Y Y ' . . U ,, . . . I . , . . - - -

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g OKMULGEE HIGI-IVYSCI-IOOL YEAR Book Class xn the automotlve department toons Blddlck French club Snedaker Short Story Hendrlcks Landscaplng Barton Glrls Story Telllng Hensley Subs Llterary SOCl6ty Cooper Keep1ngF1t HIXOD Unlted States Travel Rooney Oratorlcal club Ley Llterary Socxety CWednesdayJ Cooper Dramatlc club Hlxon Sanltatlon Stephens Geog raphy Rlce Preps Nature Study Rlce Needle Work Fm ley Llterary Soclety Campbell Art Apprecxatlon Soclety fWednesdayJ Campbell Oklahoma Folk lore Bruton and dendrlcks Readmg club Hamxl ton Home Fconomlcs Eads THE CAFETERIA One the lmportant features of Okmulgee High school IS It splendld cafeterla system and service Meals are served every school day to both pupll and teachers and two meals to teachers on Satur day s Durlng 1920 1921 an average of 550 puplls were served daily an average of p0 teachers a total of rbout 350 000 meals at an average cost of 22 cents durmg the school year The cafeteua IS deslgned to be self supportmg and for the last year under the management of MISS Bernlce Wett steln It not only pald for the needed addltlonal equlpment but pald a profit ln addltlon BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS The care repalr and sanltary work of Okmul gee s schools durmg the past year has been ln cnarge of A H iDadJ Nooney custodxan of buxld lngs and a competent force of Janltors and work men To keep eleven modern school buxldmgs go mg IS somethlng of a task 1n ltself and teachers selves on the splendld work of the past year U der Mr Nooney durmg the year were Hmgh school Janltors R S Tyler J Jullan W I Wallace T L Flelds and H E Steele The ward school Janltors were Wllson school R L Means Web ster school J B Turner Franklm school Maur1ce Blake Lee school W T Fagan Roosevelt school J McCorm1ck ATTENDANCE OFFICER One of the busy men of the adm1n1strat1on the last year was C C Llebler attendance officer In addltlon to h1s dutles as truant oflicer Mr Llebler also had charge of the school census of the dlstrlct , . . : y : V . 1 . . . . . 7 I 7 1 O y n . 1 n Q 0 -. 1 : ' 1 . l . I s 3 1, ' s u 7 ' ' r , r i . ' 9 r . l n v a 1 ' ' l . . .L , . I - y ' . . , '- - 1 - , 3 ' , - - . .' . . . - Y Y P Y H31ff11lt0U3M3-th games LGWIS andAlv0rd:L1terary and students have reason to congratulate them- ! s I ' . n' 1 ' . ' ' . . 1 0 1 1 ' I. U l Z- I 9 ' . , . . V , . , . . . . I . - .. I . : ' v if . 3 - - 2 , , . . : , , ' l C , . . . , N i 1 u n z , . . . . . , . - y , , A , . l l y ' 1