Okmulgee High School - Torchlight Yearbook (Okmulgee, OK)

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Her royal highncss, Jeannine Stephens, and her attendants, Barbara .Boss and Chris- tine Little are sitting pretty on their white. ruffle bedecked float. The car was decorated hy the Pep Club. Escorting the float' is Betty Sus? VVi1liams. GMZUGMIEIQ payed? fkflefls QUEEN, ATTENDHNTS, TERM O This ynar's homecoming parade was the most colorful in OHS history. Twenty-one units com- prised the parade that was held Nov. 14. After the parade a pep rally was staged down town. Loading the parade in tht fine style is thc OHS Band. Mr. J. Laurence Becker is director. Twirl- hrs are Lovetla Edmoundsou Jeanna Dahl, Carol Bohnsack, Mary Lou Gower, .loam Gray, and Helen Swimigood. Tommy Downs is drum mzejmi. Barker officers ride in red and black float. Miss Billyv Hoguv is S p 0 n s o r. ln thnx car are Mary .,,,1f ,,, Vvaugh. C' zu r o l y n Dutton, and Juanita liosv. Parade has police escort. Amvri- catn Lit float teachers grammar. I-Iarmonaires ride in stylv. Spanish club wears costumes, Junior Chorus sings :is thl-y rifle. Hi-Y float is mu- of the most Colorful.

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fffahx Hssemikhx ARE FULL OF PEP Before every home football game the Pep Club but On snappy assemblies to PSD up the student body and let the team know they were behind them. During the football season pep mines at the ballpark and down town got students in the mood for a bang-up football game Bringing the Henryetta. Hen in on a stretcher at the big bon-fire and rally brought cheers and laughs. Mary 'Disiere and Frances Palmer do the honors. Coach Thomas gives a pep talk at the rally before the I-Ienryetta game. He holds the Golden Nugget which is in the 0. H. S. trophy ease symbolizing our victory over the Hens. We have a thriving Junior High Pep Club too. Under the direction of Miss Martha Ann Riggins the girls really support their teams. Junior Cheer Leaders are Dorothy Landry, Mary Kay Pol- iey, Patty Biggs, Judy Laub, Sammye Rector, Mary McElroy, Virginia Poplin, Nancy Williams, Jane Scott, and Helen Parks. Band Twirlers strike a pose. They are LeVeda Edmoundson, Jeanne Dahl, Carol Shi' Little Indian maid, Mafl' Waugh. and Bohnsack, Mary Lou Gower, Joan G,-ay, and her Warrior bold, Johnny Boyd, sing during Helen Swicegood. pep assembly' l --l5-

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ywenfy-ana Wxlqanlkafziws ARE IN COLOR!-'U PAR BDE Red and white were the colors chosen to adorn the Senior Class float. President of the class, Jerry Forister, is the smiling lass, Queen Jeannine h 8. S good reason to be glowing with happiness as she rides atop her snowy White conveyance. Jerry Evans. drives the red and black float representing his organiza tion. Atop the truck is the OHS flag. President Loyce Ann. Smith and Secre- tary, Jackie Del Motte display the Council scrapbook. Torchlight float symbolizes Freedom of the Press, Cheerleaders really yell! Science club makes hot dogs. 'I' Sz I club has two floats. Choral Club displays treble cleft. Balloons decorate Teen Town car. Art students draw Bulldog. Future Teachers display little red school house. Future Homemakers show emblem. There's a big crowd at rally. tm,