Okmulgee High School - Torchlight Yearbook (Okmulgee, OK)

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Pointing to Okmulgee Oklahoma on the map of the state and recalling highlights of the semi centennial celebration of Oklahoma are Elinor Edge and Mary Robinson. OHS is tradition On the fiftieth birthday of Oklahoma it is not difficult to understand why tradition is such a large and influential part of our school. Having existed for the fifty years since Oklahoma statehood ,OHS has developed its own traditions along with those ol' the state. Our English intramurals, both essay and or- atorical have always been an outstanding event of the school year. Homecoming fes- tivities, with the parade and Coronation and our games are a tradition to which we al- ways look forward. Our daily opening exercises, Senior rings, musicals, organizations, publications, class plays--gall these add their name to the line of tradition that makes OHS a school loved by all. Giving its congratulations to our state, OHS acknowledges the birthday of Oklahoma and its own traditions that have stimulated its progress and development through fifty golden years.