Okmulgee High School - Torchlight Yearbook (Okmulgee, OK)

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Congratulations Seniors! DUNHAM'S SHOE SHOP 212 E. Main Congratulations SENIORS from H A R R Y M A N N Merchant Tailor , . :.:.:.:. , - Compliments to the Senior Class KEESLAR STUDIO 107 West Main CENTRAL CLEANERS 211 W. 5th St. Phone 1086 1Ve Give S. dt H. Green Stamps 1941 Seniors Heartiest Greetings and Best VVishes for a Successful Life INSURANCE Reliable INSURANCE Service REAL ESTATE E.C. Lambert Co. MCCRACKEN MITCHELL E, C, Lambert W. Pf Robinson Hardware Phone 356 11159 W. Sixth CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! Pa1mer's Conoco Service 4th and Okmulge Phone 362 4 Addison Sessions Real Estate, Insturance 111 N. Grand Phone 339

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IOR CLASS PROPHECY Prophecy, whether good or bad, Ig here, may it make you glad. A crystal gazer, I'll never be Because I'll always need glasses, you see. So if these lines are a trifle trite You'll just know it's O. K. all right. By the use of prisms and a mirror or two I look around corners and there I see you. As a progressive governor I can see Ed Boatman busy as can beg Luke Palmer, a cornetist, making his first recital, Roy Jordon a pugilist making his first title, Petite Betty Jean Good as a tap dancer Never failing to know the answer. Ralph Kiker, a miler of renown, B. Ruth Jernigan, a secretary in town, Margaret Ann Cater, on a large daily. Writing Walter Wlnchell's column gailyg Frances Peterson in a New York pent- house cooped While husband Hanford Hull is off in a sloopg Ted Hurst, o boy, is a great orator. While Peggl' Jones is pushing a per- ambulator. Clyde Davis, an artist of great fame, . . The papers are always printing his name: Dwight Rodda, running an elevator, Frances Robison, a telephone operator, Virginia Dozier at the Olympics, George Lee teaching printing While Guy Steele is money mintlng: A pharmacist will be Joe Proctor And Charlotte Carr a woman doctor. An orchestra leader is Bill DcVoy When he plays swing, o boy! o boy! Sally Poe is keeping house Shrieking when she hears a mouse. Play reviewer George Milner will squelch The pretty acting of Patti Welch. Ten hungry mouths to feed Has street car conductor Roy Reed. Woodie Wilson has a career As an aeronautical engineer. Glamor boy is the Simmon's boy Jackg He breaks girls hearts, alack. The Holden twins are nurses Don't hear any patlent's curses. The Dunham's little Charley Is raising oats and wheat and barley. Betty Hance is teaching math Escaping from principal's wrath. J. R. Hill has preaching to do, Pal Bob Meyers will follow him too. Patsy Cole is a dramatic reader Crystal Nay, a woman's club leader. Billie Lou Simmons got married And over the threshold was carried- John Boydston is making speeches But staying out ot' his audiences' reaches. Cheerful Dan McBrayer is wed, Poor Donald Mann is dead, Or dying of a, great love. , Reginald Carter peers at the stars above As an astronomer. Betty Kramp Is running a tourist camp. Betty Jo Lykins is married to Doug' Minter Who is great shakes as a Printer- Petite Wanda Cooper is typing For her boss she has a liking- Jeannie Rebold is teaching home ec John Wyatt deals from the bottom of the deck. Can't you see in future years More careers for these senior dears? Night clubbing in cafe society itself Goes our little Bettye Self. Putting holly on a Christmas wreath Is that precious Myrtle Keith. Harold Azbell is getting adsg Ralph Hudson gives to lads In his new book about glamor boys. Lee Marshall manufactures toys. The army has so many men, Paul Laursen, Eugene Klser, about ten Or so more including Wilmer Bell, Raymond Szalankiewiez, Bill Bulla who tell About its life and about hostess Mae Ruth Foth whom they like the mostest. Barbara Kirkham and Helen Olson are scrihbling, Gordon Cummings is basketball dribbl- mg. Sailor lads are Kenneth Hudson, Bill Thomson, Marshall Harding, who'll be there 'till America is defended so well We can tell Hitler to go to---' J. B. Wiseley's an ice cream tycoon, He'1l marry Pauline Harper soon. Orene Gattis and Violct'Penn studied law In order to lay it down to paw. Gladys Sandlin met a man Next thing published was the marri- age bann. J. R. Wooten is a rootin' Cowboy, here he comes shootin' Erbia Harris is waiting tables: Virginia Davis makes up fables: Looking on for a well-known name. We find B. L. Clark in the hall of fame. Margaret Boatman, too, a wife, Mildred Watts plays the fife: Edgar Griffin running a farm,

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And falling in love with a pretty school marm. Genevieve McGuire, is professional heart-breaker, Sam Simpson, making good as an und- ertaker. Circus rider is Norma Sharp, a senior, While Margaret Hurd is hot, at cook- ing welner. Carmelita Trammell in opera is sing- ing: Ruby Jantzen husband's hash is sling'- ing. Wanda Szalankiewicz is Mrs. Jones: Doris Christian is teaching tones. Betty Ruth Baker is lion taming, Kenneth Roark at politics is aiming. Mildred Kunkler and Lucille Kessing- er Run a service for a messenger. Elmo Spoon manufactures spoons, Rudoph Frlsby chases coons. Joyce Bowden is a movie starg Vera Barnard drives a street car. Leonard Couch still walks the hall He was elected to Congress this fall. Zelma Helms and Leoma Hutton Have just invented a new push button, A musician ls Melva Jean White, She's a genius all right! Don Weaver runs a filling station, Lois Jeanne Fast cooks his daily ra- tion. Billy Edna Pettit is a bridge player. Billy Hughes is Okmulgee's mayor. Making cokes is Drackart Jones While Ramond Morton makes bank loans. Patsy Allison married a banker, Ulyss Vassaur and Bill Ayers stowaways, sail on a tanker, Rowena Hutchinson and Betty Keaton Play instruments at town meeting, A legislator is James Shouse: Charles Mongomery is building a houseg Helen Corbell is a Y secretary: Carl Williamson has written a diction- ary. Dan Bennett tinkers with an auto. Ruby Devary plays lotto. Dwain Fountain, Roscoe Fletcher, Clayton Huss, Wc've sent to the Marines from us. Violet Kirkpatrick and Mary Sparks As candy makers are happy as larks. Ed Newkirk and Robert Peak Hidden treasure are out to seek, Mary Lou Davis and Betty Lou Barr Ann Taking photographs are, Ted O'shields and William Jones Connect all our telephones. Have you heard? Jane Alys Ragsdale Runs a reducing agency through the mail. Junior Haniotis is a musical comedy star, Secretaries, the Brown twins are. Elen Watson has a fixit shop, Betty Merliss is a lady cop. Betty Ann Ashwill is on a flying trap- eze, Dorothy Smith and Vernall Taylor are busy as bees: Edna Swicegood toots flute in a swing band, Norma Jean Arbaugh deals a bridge hand. - Bob Baker's a comedian of fame, Betty Davis made a literary name: Clayton NVilllam's a Foreign Legion man, Evelyn Dawson sings as well as she can. Anna Lee Robertson was a draft bride, Frederick Goodwin ls one in whom girls confide. For he broadcasts daily as advice to lovelorn. Carolena Franke writes odes for those who mourn, Alfred Disiere, with his wonderful store of information, Has written an encyclopedia of edu- cation. Pauline Covington is now a lady prea- cher Aiding every helpless creature. Automobile salesman is Xen MeGown John Callahan's a man-about-town. Betty Richardson and Laverl Storms are wives Brightening up their husband's lives. Martha Dean is still drawing pictures Jane Howe is giving lectures. Bobby Luna runs a linotype Fred Lane picks fruit when it's ripe. Though we've told of only a few: These are things of fame our seniors dog Famous in history they'll ever be Tn our land of the free. So it's farewell, dear readers, and hearken Though our horizon may darken Follow the seniors and always do right, Good luck, and to all, a good night! page twenty-six