Okmulgee High School - Torchlight Yearbook (Okmulgee, OK)

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SENIOR CLA-SS PLAY Skidoling Cast of tlliaractcrs Patsy Loomis ...................................... Mm-ion Hardy lVllll'li l:lllll'I' .................................. Xvayne Trenton, Ill Laurin- lltJtl0llll2lIll0I' ..............................,,.,,, Mrs, Hardy .ldttisoli St-ssions .............-...............,,...... Jndgg Har-dy Mary Louisa- llancy ............................ Myra Hardy Wilcox Allwrt l'it-l'ct- ...................................-.... Andy llardy ls'la1'jm'it- l3loon1l'it-ld ....w............................... Aunt Milly lit-tty llaniotis .............................. listclll- llardy Cainpln-it .fohn l.t-nox .......................................... Mr. Stulibins Fri-d Vllatson ..,................................... Grandpa llardy Senior Class History l.llu- all f-lliltlrt-n, tht- pgrauliuxtiiig class ot' lil42 starts-ll its Zlllltlllllpl' jmlrnn-y thrullgrh tht- talnons portals ot' OHS with t-am-r antit-ipation, VW- tlitln't know what was Ili Sturt- for ns, lllll we t'1l,llKlil thc spirit ot' tht- hour and, proud Init sont'-what puzzlt-tl, ran to our 1-lasst-s. tlnr tirst yt-:tr was spr-nt in lH't'Ulllllll.1'2l1'ttll1lllltt'tl with tht- rnlt-4 and rc-mutations ol' tht- sc-hool. 'l'ht- fart that most ot' as lwvalm- lost tht- first day, only proves that we- wt-rv nor- mal. lint wht-n ws- t'lllllt'tl up a sts-p lllt.1'lll'l' to tht- 1-ightli gratlt-, wt- rt-ally lu-gan to pllt our toot into things, par- tif-nlarly in our month. NVhy? lll't'1lllSU thc uppvrrlass- men lu-4-ainv jr-alons. Yi-s. ji-alous of our grc-at talonts. Mark Flatt-r and Anna Mary Stt-t-lo we-ro the first to hrs-ui: into tht- linic-light hy having their tht-int-S published in th.- 'l'Ullt'lll,Itlll'l'. 'l'ht-n wt- hor-ainc frm-slnnvn. This your our ,fxrt-at draniatil- tall-nts wt-rv first prt-st-nts-tl to tho public. Fin- ol' ns wt-nt to tht- s--mi-finals in tht- annual spt-cvh con- tt-st. 'l'ht-y wt-rv lfranli l,s-wis, llongrlus Lott, Avonvllt- r'hat't'in, Patsy l,UOllllS, and John llort. Not only wt-rc wt- Ulllfslfllltllllf-'I in th-- tlcltl ot' pnhliv spe-aliing, lint Wm' lllfv ht-lil top plavt- on tht- honor roll. lt was during this yl'1ll' that tht- pt-p Stllltlll in OHS rm-ally ln-gan to organize: anzl it was tht- hard worli ot' tho t'rt-shnion that pnt tho club on its ft-vt. lint wt- dial not vonn- into our own until wt- rt-avht-tl tht- tt-nth gratlt-. Nt-vt-r was tht-rr snrh a sophniort- class. VW- re-ally started popping: All tht- ass:-nilwly plays wt-rv star-stntldt-fl with SODllIllOl't' the-pians. llougrlas l.ott won thc- original ovation award at COINlll0l1Ct'lll0Ilt. But wt- took scholastic' honors, as wt-ll. Nt-llv Vlfillianis rt-ut-intl thc Latin award and Anna Pauline lfosdykt- rt-rt-ivt-tl hon- orable mention. It was during that yoar that Derald Lebow showed to the rt-st of the school that the class of '42 was going to take OHS athletics to the top. The rnusic-al world began to hear of the tale-nts of Claudo Arnold, Albt-rt Pit-1-Ct-, and VVinifred Rast-y. VVht-n wo ht-Caine juniors, wt- sc-ale-tl 1-nornious heights llut it was no small wonder with suvh Capable 1-lass of- firers as IM-ralti lit-how, Douglas l,ott, and Alla-rt I'i0r00. tc-ontinut-tl in adv, soc-tionj

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Smith, Lucille S1u11u.':lvl', 1'luu'lc's Sparks, llumilsl Sli-elif, Anim Mary Str-plmvlis, li. V. 'l'l1:1lm-s, Hutiu 'I'll0III2lS, I-Ivvlyn, 'l'llOllll7H0ll, William 'l'llllI'lll1lll. IM-ln-oy 'I'ut1-1' Ili-Ivn I'ssf-ry, Mairpraiiw-l Yisviir. llulton X lY:ll', N. li. NV:ul4liIl, .'-.lin VVzul1ll1-, Jilamilu XvilHU'I', Uulwullmy XNYQIIWI, UL-tty Lou VVz1l'il, llolu-V1 XYHISUH, l+'l'wl VY1'siling, llrvlsfwi XYilki11s, K4'lllI0lll VVilliu111s, Null'- XVilr:m1, 'VUIIIHIY xYlIl2TiIll', Maury lilizznlu Nvoonl, R1-tty Jo Nvoodull, ,Ulm-n Youngblood, Lloyd

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ENIOR SNAP