Oktaha High School - Yearbook (Oktaha, OK)

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SBNIORS President ...... .... B stty Brock Vice President .. ... Charles Hill Secretary .... .... Pa t Smart Valedictorian . .. .... Betty Brock Salutatorian ...................... lolan Pevehouse Don't just itch for success, scratch for it' Class Vision I was strolling along the street, minding my own business when a piano fell from the story above and hit me smack on the head. Things blaolnsd out and when I came too, I was lying in bed in a hospital. A very thin nurse wearing horn rimed glasses was bathing ly face in cool water Everything in the room was whirling around so it took me a few moments to realize that the nurse was Pat Smart. I can't see why I d1dn't recognise Pat unless it was because she had just had all her teeth pulled the week before. Pat told me that I was doing all right and would be well in a few days After she left I was lying there quietly when the door opened and the Janitor wallsed in and I loobed the second time before I recognized him as Bill McCauley. The neat day the doctor came in to take the bandages off my head and I was very much surprised to see that the .doctor was lugene Simeroth. Pat came in that evening and told me I could listen to the radio. I turned the radio on heart out and when I left the hospital that the driver was other seniors. He I asked him about James was a Profess and dialed a station. Some crooner was singing his he had finished Pat told me that was Charles Hill. the next day and as I stepped into a taxi, I noticed Nolan Pevehouse. I asked him what had become of the told me that Bob lrazier was a big star on Broadway James Martin and Glen Turner. Be told as that or of Geometry at Yale and Glen was vice-president of the Continental Oil Company. Then Nolan told ne about himself, his wife, Ruth, and their two children He also told me about Betty lasterling, who was working for the City Chevrolet as bookhseper. Oh, yes, it was about then that some kind person helped as up from the sidewalk and told that a flower pot had fell and hit me. It wasn't a piano after all and all the rest had been a dream. But who knows? It may all co s true yet. By Betty Brock