Pryor High School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Pryor, OK)

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CLASS FLOWER Whlfe I-ily sPoNsoRs PAGE 12 UJ2LO'Z:5, President Kathleen Wilson V160 P!'BSid8l1t Margaret Copeland Sec 8, Treasurer CLASS COLORS Red ublte 9115- blue Earnest McDonald Wilma Peterson Myles MOI' 9-U MOTTO od, better, best Ne w 11 never rest 1 the good is better And the better best ' JUNIOR CLASS POEM The Junior'e is the 'best class in the school They follow closely by the golden mle Thread: toil lighting the and strife we labor on tight till it is von Do not think For our mme We are only that ve are vain gg 'he in the hall of fue starting the ftdxs And ve are going on for things lore 'bright not vorry Seniors dear will have your place next year. shall not drag your name in dust Ve Juniors you can Q33 tmst. One lore year at Pryor High One nore year and ve'll say good-bye. -Juanita lhnoan I .R w- A F- ' - xl 1 ,I NL - has-K . Tilley ' 'I 5 , Jerry Locke ------------- ------ - ------- ---- ' ' ' , ' ',. m. I Go . ' 1 , . T11 , l , C Q O - OOC C Do We We ,

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CLASS HISTORY In September, of the year one thousand nine hundred and thirty seven, the halls of Pryor High School were filled with giggling girls in short dresses and boys that seemed all hands and feet These students composed a group of happy. energetic classmates, that were eager to travel over the rough road leading to knowledge Miss Hogelin and Miss Bewley, with a trustful eye and never failing patience, helped them to complete the first mile of their journey ihe officers of the class of our Freshman year-were President-K C Hestler Vice President Jane Campbell Secretary 6 Treasure-Tonie Callison Father Time chilned the opening of another school term and these students smiled at the thought of enrolling in P H S they felt a more 'grown up' when they were addressed as Sophomores This class took an active part in football, music and other activities Miss Bennett and Miss Ganstine were their sponsors The offi oers of our Sophomore year were President-Margaret Wilkerson Vice President Harry Bryant Secretary A Treasure-Jane Campbell With the autumn of Nineteen Thirty Nine came school again As the Juniors took their respective places they could not help admiring their superiors and wishing for the day when they would be crowned Seniors lorling with Iiss McCallum and Viss Pollan, the Junior Class Sponsors, they presented their first play 233 lmgggy jgngg gf Jging dgngst The Junior, Senior. Banquet topped all events of the year President H rry Bryant Vice President Ethel 'errill Secretary A Treasure-Jane Campbell In September of Nineteen T0Tty- fifty six eager seniors rushed into the halls of Pryor High They realized this was the last miie in their road of high school ed ncation The Senior Class felt itself superior over the other classes and elected their canidate, Iargaret Uilkerson football queen with the splendid cooperation of Miss Ganstine and br Ludlow as sponsors they were able to present their play, 1'11 ggplgin lhe end of school told the seniors they had reached their highest goal attainable in High School, graduation The officers were President Harry Bryant Vice President Ralph George Secretary A Treasure-Ruth Lee We feel a p ng of regret as we turn from our dear, old school but we are not afraid to venture forth alone Thanks to our efficient training Ve do w.nt to pause and thank each of our sponsors and teachers individually fo helping us in these past four years By Ruth Lee PADI 11 I , . . . D O C I ' . , o ' ' n . ' - ' . AT ,- 1 o . L A' ' . v - K A . -. . O The officers were: - P - :'1 . . . I 3 0 1 - 'rw 17 ' ' . : .. , , 8 . , Y 51 A r O

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'R 4. xH YV' favs ! ' 49 'C' TERRY LQCKE He who laughs last d1dn't catch on Personality ee-t an inv1ti g KATHLEEN WILSON To know ner is thrilling and exciting an les P Indi VIOLET CHILES Iith heart sf' true ENN A bachleor he is, GL ADAIR A oacnleor ne'1l stay Sweet and charming good and kind CAROL BAVINGER A mm mend youll, new, find ' KARL S A Always in for a good woke' E HS Ceven if the Joke is on him She's good at this and good at that, IHFIE FAMBILL She's a good mmil, thats a known fact I think that I shall never see, DALE MITCHELL The Sight of ,1 dlnlom meant for 'The quieter you rr the more you can GLADYS TALLANT learn, oath in and out of school It is the future that counts She is bright and cheery LOUISE HARRYMAN as the month or gy PHIL HARRIS Phil and fiddle go together Just as ham goes with eggs DONNA CLOWER 'She has a smile that x 111 cheer you He's quiet with not much to s RPO A- BOBBY RUTFE RD aut he 111 Drove th'1t this does p'1y The bigger the fellow GLENDA FOWLER The harder they fall for her Blondes? Brunettes? Redhewds? CARL CURRY V111 he ever make up his mind? IMOGE-NE GEORGE She sings a-rhile then stops to smile Then sings some more PAGE 3