Okmulgee High School - Torchlight Yearbook (Okmulgee, OK)

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'IT' Rezuling tips from Dog Tag Topics is office assis- tant Beverly Hawkins as she tells OHS' newest student Diane Shoekley, seventh grader, about Okmulgee High. Looking on is Pat Newsom as Mr. Hazel Hayley explains information in the Latin text book to Dick Stephens. Il Opening her new locker on third floor is seventh grader Mary Lynn Edenborough as classmate Mike Crooch stops to chat. All the attention ot' Hill Tillcry and Ronnie Smith are directed on a special Christmas meal served in the OHS cafeteria. In guidance iriendship, and new experiences No matter what we do nor where we are during the day at OHS, School Spirit is there. When an assistant gives a new student assistance in learning about our school, School Spirit is there. When books are carried for someone and there is a pause for conversation at a locker before school begins, School Spirit is there. When a teacher explains a difficult lesson to a student, School Spirit is there. When students are together in the cafeteria at noon, School Spirit is there. There to look on from day to day at Okmulgee High and the people there. fell

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You can find School Spirit every day in our school lf-af 5.2 1' 'N 1 l J, l Qi2i '?? 39 Every morning at Okmulgee High is begun with an intercom program including the Flag Salute, a Bible reading, a period of silent meditation, and announcements concerning the day's planned acti- vities. Students and faculty alike feel that this morning program helps to start their day in the right way. Taking an important part in the OHS intercom program is Karen Oaks, vice president of the Senior High Student Council, who reads the daily Bible reading, and Leon Cox, president of Senior High Student Council, who leads the Flag Salute. Music sets everyone in a merry mood for the Christmas season as OHS llarmonaires and Key Notes gather around Santa Claus, Leon Cox, and sing Christmas favorites at the Christmas assembly preced- ing the holidays. lil

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School Spmt Needs The Help ol Everyone School Spirit cannot walk alone. The spark of School Spirit exists in every school but it takes the cooperation of all units within a school to kindle this small initial spark into a steady flame that will light the way of Okmulgee High throughout the school year. We are grateful to the student body and the faculty of OHS for their contributions to School Spirit's work, to the administrators who have guided us in our task, and to all the parents and citizens of Okmulgee who, through their civic pride and educational awareness, have helped us by their encouragement and interest in our school. To these people we dedicate the 1956 Torchlight annual. 1-.1 112.-