Okmulgee High School - Torchlight Yearbook (Okmulgee, OK)

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Acree, Reginald Allison, Pat Anderson, Donald Baker, David Baker, Joyce Barber, Ralph Basford, David Been, Kathryn Bortisser, Catherine Bracken, Barth Brisco, Wanda Bubp, Norma Campbell, Richard Capshaw, John Chastain, Mary Belle Cockle, Bobby Coker, Pamela Coleman, Doris Colvin, Bob Condrey, Jim Copeland, Donald Comer, Dorothy Cottrell, Charles Coverdill, Edward Covington, Wendell Dahl, Dolores Davis, Watson deSteiguer, Sue Ulfimulgee Juniors my aw ,ss W mr ' R .- , New fl iii f .,.-. 2 ms iz, wills, a , ii 5 ,Q ,,, , 1 N, :I .:-v . -FEi:l:E:E:I wk 0 ,.., p 1 Q, - .. 5, ' :E l sai l' W iw wg fs., ew ,rt fs' X Page twenty-three

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Juniors Accept the Torch Starting the 1948-49 year's activities for the junior class was the election of class offi- cers. Bob Eneff was chosen president, John Capshaw and Joyce Baker vice-president and secretary. Junior sponsors chose The Moon Makes Three as the annual Junior Play which was given December 9, 10. There were sixteen juniors in the cast, but many more worked on the scenery and the posters for the play. The work was evidently worth while considering the gate receipts. Closing the yearis activities for the juniors was the annual junior-senior banquet May Z0 at the Methodist church. The theme The '49ers was used. Deserving most of the credits for the suc- cess of the banquet are the junior sponsors and the junior council. They worked to- gether in splendid harmony with the class officers in selecting the theme, the commit- tees and collecting the junior dues. The junior sponsors are: Miss Lillian Brasher, chairmang Mrs. Velma Dorer, Miss Mary Lou Finley, Miss Charline Lamons, Mr. Al Paolucci, and Miss Mildred Wade. The program was arrayed with a song and dance routine, with Bobby Cockle and Jim- my Condrey singing, California, Here I Comef' Page fIl'C1lly-1100 Junior Eloss Uffioors BOBBY ENEFF Prerizlevzt JOHN CA PSHAW Vice-Prefizienl JOYCE BAKER Secretary Class Sponsors LILLIAN BRASHER Chairman VELMA DORER MARY LOU FINLEY CHARLINE LAMONS AL PAOLUCCI MILDRED WADE Marilyn Shelton, Janis Dieman and Janice Locke did a swingy Western dance. Wendell Covington who has won honors playing his clarinet appeared on the pro- gram. Julia Megill and Kathryn Hightower, members of the Key Notes, sang My Darlin' Clementine. The skit for the banquet was taken from a real incident on Black Mesa in Oklahoma in 1849. In the annual English intra-mural speech contest the junior class was represented by Julia Megill who gave a dramatic reading, and Pamela Coker with an original oration. Members of the junior council who planned the events of the year are: Bill Strother, Louise Noble, Bobby Cockle, Gordon Eaton, Russell Jones, James Samples, Fred Sponsler, Jimmy Locker, Barth Bracken, Charles Cot- trell, David Baker and Russell Hughes. The junior class wishes to extend to the 1948-49 seniors best wishes for their success in the years to come, and do hope to prove themselves capable of taking the Seniors' place next year. Juniors are ready to accept the challenge and responsibility of being the school leaders given to them commencement night with the flaming torch.

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