Okmulgee High School - Torchlight Yearbook (Okmulgee, OK)

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HKKZMJAZK 924:14 AS THEY ENTERTAIN Angels and shepherds as they ap- peared in nativity story during Christmas assembly. It was pre- sented by chorus and speech classes Oklahoma Game and Fish Department presented assem- blies that explained the need for conservation of wildlife. This bus was parked in the court during the day to allow all students to view the exhibit, Expert archer presented pro- gram of skill and daring. Many unbelievable shots were performed with the bow and arrow. He didn't even lose a fin- ger, but many held their- breath during this exciting German student from O. U. is in- program of magm' terviewed after his interesting talk' in assemblies. i Sha.kespeare's work, Merchant of Venice, really came to life as this performer played Mysteries of India were dismissed all parts in full costume. -2.,k in this C0101'fU1 21SS9mb1Y-

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aruba Hy! cgnfexls FIILI. I-ICTIVITIES Bullpups reccivo 'good advise from Coach Leland Milroy and they beat Bristow twice, tied wewoka, lost to Muskogee and boat Honryetta. Q La roy breaks through to malxf fl-,L tackle David Smith carries the mi-il for the Bullpups l Pups are first row: Altus James, Leroy Staci-y, Charles Clack, Skippy Weaver, John Nesom Jimmy Rogers, Russell Allison, Second ww Claude Howe, Clyde Van Sickle, Dick Wilson Winston Weller, Harold Bickle, Jimmy Parker Bob McGrew, Jimmy Tnllison, Scotty Rabbitt n David Rowdcn. Third row: Coach Leland Doc Milroy, Jerry Bates, Dan Cox, Danny Sullivan. Jimmy Laub, Jerry Sanford, Jerry Sturgeon. J. D. Ramsey, David Smith, Donald Harshman, Jimmy Watkins, Denny Thomas, Wvndvll Stephenson. Bill Nantz, and-Kenny Rogers.

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Myi 5m'M!cLf 519, conrusmc 'ro oun Youuczsr Always full of 1-nen1.,y . . . always in a hurry are these the youngest members of the OHS family, Some -in confused by thc large building, winding halls identical doors: others are just plain scared, but all are eager to put their best foot forward as they begin their high school career. Taking six classes a day, they have one elective either vocal or instrumental music may be selected. Required subjects are Citizen- ship Science Math English, and Physical Education. Seventh grade sponsors Mrs. Jane Nelson Mr, Paul Alley Mrs, Iva Bell Bishop, Mrs. Elsie Coleman, Mr. Carroll Davis, and Miss Martha Ann Riggins. - H , 13 F if 1 ' 9 I, Q i',j55i' fqmgp, ,J , V, , :H 1 B r is we 1-A 5, Q 0 , Q X' e r 1 Q 13' , I as T, , , ,L ,. . , , l ,. . 1. , , f 'J o Reforestation is one of the projects studied by Eleventh grade science classes. Donald Cole, class president, and Dick Day, vice president. put the final touches on a miniature forest range. ff: - ' se X , f ef i E , A I if , ,. 'E f self, 52 B Y .sg',,. , i g .gf g ,'. .,.- , ' 5 -Q' A 3 -A fi 3 - 3 N . , x ,, M sr ' h 3 , E my :J ,q -,Q 5 .. , Y , V A3 Q fi 1 1 elf ai i' z - Af 5 '- E : .... .F , . LIL A' ' 'W , J ' , 'W3 y .,.,, TW. , , '?'f ' I ., f f H 5 ' nf s , - , .1 1 ... Raw One: Dale Aldridge, Charles Ashlock, Kay my Avers. Billy Joe Aylor, Billy Joe Baldridge, Elva Sue Barnes, Bruce Barrett, Dickie Batten, Sharon Batterton, Clarence Bennett. Row Two: Patricia Berryhill, Delores Bishop, Donna Blssett, Rosalyne Blakemore, Benny Blankenship, Donna. Bloomfield, Eugene Bortisser, Jack Boyd, Harry Brace, Joan Bradley, Bow Three: Earllne Brant, Barbara. Louise Brown, Billy Brown, Martha Burchfleld, Monadene Burns, Barbara Burruss, Marlene Buxton, Maxine Buxton, Richard Buzza, Bobby Byars, Row Four: Betty Lou Carter, Janice Casey, Lyne Casey, Tommy Chalakee, Bonnie Chastain, Arley Childers, Doris Childers, Jesse Colbert. Donald Cole, Elizabeth Cotton. Row Five: Barbara Cox, Leon Cox, Gene Craig, Joe Crosley, Dick Day, Dannie DeGraw, Gerald Duensing, James Dunn, Billy Earnest, Bar- bara Eaton. Q23-