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

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-,1 if - President Celia Anne Kendrick Class flower Red Bose Sponsors: Miss Hix Mr. Covel PAGE 16 l,M'Lt'OI'S Vice-President Jane Sibley JUNIOR POD! About the Juniors, you can say, They get their share of fun each day, About their share of knowledge--vell-- At least the Junior's all are swe1l . If you are walking down the hall, Some day in winter, spring, or fall, And run into a student there, It's one of us without a care. And shwuld you go to study hall, The long detention roll to call, 'Bout half the people on the list, Are us: from talk we ca.n't resist. But as I've said in lines before, I will go on to say some more-- 'You learn to love that Junior Class, Tee! Every laddie, every lass! ----Jane Sibl ey Sec.--Trees. Leo Osborne Class Colors Blue and Silver Motto: 'United we st and, Divided we fall.

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Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. Mar. Mar. A-pri l April April Har May May 12--Dear 26--Dear 3--Dear 1 2--Dear 31-Dear 10--Dear 19--Dear 28--Dear 1 2--Dear 19--Dear 29--Dear 8--Dear 19--Dear 29--Dear 10--Dear 1 8--Dear 2?--Dear 9-Dear 19--Dear 31--Dear 8--Dear 16--Dear 18-Dear 1--Dear 15--Dear 22--Dear Cgjchoof tdfy Diary--Imagine Pauline Charles walking to class alone--Everybody Diary-- D1 ary-- Di ary- - Di ary- was wondering where Jerry Locke was at the time. Charles Brooner sure flirted with Dorothy Daubenspeck in American History Class today. Jere Lewis didn't talk in home room this morning. Miss Propet wanted a thermometer to take his temperature: she ,just knew he was ill. Horrors! Can you imagine Margaret Copeland replying I'm not prepared' when she came into English IV today? I never thought I'd live to see the day---Kenneth Ahsmuhs was said to have looked up from his book in Study Hall thrgg times today. Diary--More new students parading the halls of dear old P. H. S. Di ary- - The patter of two little feet among these new students has certainly made Carl Curry's heart leap for Joy Goss, Daring Ruby Craft got her usual five hours detention this week. Diary--Violet Chiles and Carol Bavinger returned to school today after entering the profession of housewives during the Thanksgiving vacation. Diary--Kathleen Wilson received a letter from one of her old D1 ary-- Di ary-- Diary- D1 ary- Diary-- flames today--Namely--an army boy from Fort Sill. Willa Mae Morgan and Donna fisher seem to be getting a- long better than ever with the home boys. Back to school with all the girls comparing their gifts received fron their boy friends. -Juanita Bowman and Bob Chambers seemed to be having a good time at the basketball game tonight. -Fred Adair got his usual sixth hour nap today. A new romance has sprung up between two of Pryor H15 Seniors--Uamely--Dale Mitchell and Bettye Oldham. Diary--Cupid struck again. This time it hit Tiny Callison and Buddy Cartwright. They returned to school this morning a happily married couple. Diary--Earnest Brown ate so much over the week end that he did- n't even bring his regular mid-morning snack this week. Diary--Dorothy Ann, in the Junior Play, certainly did do her part in getting her man, Bob Langley. Diary--Mr. Whitworth finally realized there was a pretty teacher in high school--Namely--Miss Hix. Diary--Celia Anne Kendrick and Kenneth Aihsmuhs seem to be hit- ting it off pretty good here lately. Diary--If you don't believe in love at first sight--Just look Diary- at Bob McCand1ess and Joyce Ward and you will change your mind. -Hrs. Ludlow has been worrying about Mr. Lud1ow's thin hair. Don't worry Seniors--we d1dn't cause it all--Mrs. Ludlow has just admitted that she had a part in it. Diary--Jane Redden is full of excitement now-ef-days. She's D1 ary- looking for her future husband home. -Karl Sears and Leo Osborne are going to be prize fighter stars if they keep the good work up. Clven if they do get black eyes., Diary--The calendar says full moon last nigmt but if you don't believe it just ask Major Langley and Jane Sibley. They will know. Diary--Helen Jenkins has been really nice to Glen Baker of late I think his brother has something to do with that. Diary--Schocl's out---Now Ruth Chastain can look forward to get- ting married, thus fulfilling her engagement. ----Helen Jenkins PAGE 15

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I ,. .3 Y, A bgggigige W SV ,Q Q., , .. I . , Saga? H u he! v jegsi Ee seems X , N we 3 All 14-4. 1 J? Qi FRANK PRYOR Dark and handsome in looks, Exceptionally good in books. JEANNE ROSS Friendly, industrious, and dark, She's always happy as a lark. MAJOR LANGLEY If someone needs help he'1l reply with nyes' In aviation he'11 be a big success. MORRIS JOHNSON In bookkeeping, he's a shark, And always happy as a lark. MARJORIE USH Very small and very neat, Really, she can't be beat. CARL SMITH Many ribbons he has won, F, T, A. for him is fun. DOROTHY JEAN HERRINGTON Black hair and black eyes, From boys she never shies. RALPH JOBES When a barnyard he does mock, You hesr chickens by the flock. IEHEL GARNER This little girl has long walked our halls. She's always waiting when duty calls. RAYMOND KATING Raymond is friendly and witty, An F. F. A. boy in our city. VIRGINIA WATSON Virginia has personality plus, About work she will never fuss. HOWARD ROGERS He likes his music sweet and hot, And all the kids like him a lot. MAURINE SMITH Here you see a striking brunette, And is she swell?--You bet! BILL FISHER He is friendlyg he is smart, He possesses a very good heart. MADGE DAVIS Madge is cheerful and gay, And will be your pal any day. CHARLES McKILLIP When the class needs him, Charles appears with a grin. IJD OSBORNI Here's the boy who carries the ball. Here's the boy who's liked by all. BILL HENSON Hs by the piano does linger, Everyone thinks he's a singer. PAGE 17