Okmulgee High School - Torchlight Yearbook (Okmulgee, OK)

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BOOKS -- HIGUW al iw-M-1 ,iw-4 5, Book Week is celebrated during November each year to encourage students to appreciate and read more books. Building a bulletin board display are Bruce Barrett and Kay Loy Avm-sa A Un-mio NATZQNS DM' mmm 24 Weak! flax: .gk BUILDS KNOWLEDGE Business machine operation is one of the skills necessary for success in commerce. Bookkeeping students pictured are John Hammon and LeJuan Smith. Donna Parker and Peggy Kelly Members of the younger set learn what U. N. is sDeHdf1fh011ghtfu1 moment in ohserv- all about. They are Neville Edenborough, Judy Poster- Johnsi and Ronald Rose. l It's a tense moment as these girlff WY to Fe- sports that girls learn in physical education main steady while the Dh0i0gI'apher gets his classes. P. E. is required during grades seven camera in focus. Tumbling is only One of the through nine. 5-mx

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5fuaQnfs Qifuife IN INTELLECTUHI. ATMOSPHERE ssffnfxrifh , m,,,:'.-f , , Hall monitor, Lindell Johnson makes sure that Billy Wharton and Carl Evans don't get into the build- ing before class time without a permit. l Pointing to his native land, Estonia, is Mr Heino Susi, He presented an assembly program at OHS and is a student at the University of Oklahoma Student teacher, Mrs. Louise Flatt, is are giving this ninth grade homemaking class a few on dressmaking. Learning locker combinations is serious business to the youngest members of high school. These boys Bruce Barrett, Jack Stacy, and Dean Sanger FEI , L ef If 3 if A 'ik fs 1 ts, .,, A A fi- , , ,.,t . 1 - ' V ,i-, 353:23 f -fri r T715 f:fi5 5 :i: E Mr. R. V. Longwith, printing instructor, explains the opera- OHS got H new intercommunica tion of a linotype machine to journalism students Elaine tion system' Instauinga new speak Wilson, Patsy Rhoadcs, Juanita Rose, Ida Frazee, and Patsie er is Mr. Mont Starling McGill. ' ..12..

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Off WCZIZX S sf' 5415615 01440 Pe! ENTHUSIASM For the first time the pep club mem- bers had standard uniforms. All girls wore red skirts, white blouses, and black satin Jackets. A ,,-- During half-time at football games the Barkers marched with the band. Sponsors of the Barkers are Miss Blllye Rogue and Miss Mildred Wade. Buzzie has more pep than anyone. Always running over with pep and energy are the cheer- leaders. Getting ready for a big yell are Timmie Evans, Ersel FONI. Virginia Barrett, Billie Loycc Johnson, Marglv Kersey, and Patty Thompson. Pep Club members participate in big assembly are: Jo Anne Allen, Janice Arbaugh, Nola Arnold, Virginia Barrett, Mary Barton, Nancy Baugh, Betty Marie Berryhlll, Carol Blckel, Barbara Boss, Barbara Bradley, Gall Candler. Patsy Candler, Carol Lee Capshaw, Peggy Ann Cole, Anna Lynn Cox, Rozana Cromm, Jackie DelMotte, Pat Dewey, Joanne Dickerson, Mary Minor Dlsiere, Carolyn Dutton, Dolly Earnest, Tula Mae Evans, Wilma Floyd, Ersel Ford, and Ida Frazee. l Annell Goodman, Charlene Gurley, Clara June Harris. Darllene Haufler, Jean Hawkins, Polly Hedrick, Josephine Leigh, Wanda Lippard, Krystine Locker, Betty Mqlntyre, SRT? Helen Ivey, Blllye Johnson, Peggy Marie Lefebve, Sylvia Henderson, Jane Herskowltz Sarah Holcomb, Betty Hoyt. Paula Morris, Mary Lou Oaks, Frances Palmer, Nancy Peavler, and Nana Pitts. Mona Poe, Pat Ramsby, Patsy Rhodes, Donna Robinson. Christine Rogers, Pat Rogers, Mary Louise Romine, Therallne Roork, Juanita Rose. Pat Sandford. Mary Scott. Beverly Smlth, Joye Rue Smith Le Juan Smith, Ldyce Anne Smith, Mary Southwick, Jeannine Stephens, Mary Ann Thomas. Patty Thompson, Martha Watson, Mary Waugh, Ruth Ann Wlggs, Betty Sue Williams, and Ann Wllson -14--