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

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FELLOW Sruntrvrsz l address you as fellow students because education, in its truest sense, is an endless experience. Everyday our life becomes richer, like the alluvial soil of the Mississippi Delta, and purer, like the clear, sparkling water of Spavinaw Lake, or, it becomes as devoid as the stony hillside, and as contaminated as the waters of the Dead Sea. Consequently, education cloes not cease wheniformal education ends, but merely commences, so that your influence may evolve to bring beauty and sweet fragrance, like a rose, to a contaminated world. Psychologists tell us that everv experience is indeliblv written in our brain cells, and, whether we like it or not, adds up to the sum total of what we are. Therefore, we cannot stand still in this process of life, and it behooves us to keep our mincls filled with the pure, the beautiful, and the unadulterated. My kindest hope for you is that you may have learned here how to Plain your continuing education when your school days are over. ,4 47 .M 4 ff Q if if GARLAND GODFREY, I SUPERINTENDISNT or SCHOOLS

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EEF k Afj sg 5 W , SCHOOL BOARD Rf'ac1'ingfrnm lefz to night: Everett Bateman, Presirlent: Frank Hair, Clerk: G. A, Godfrey, Supcrintenzlent of Schools, Vxiylie Crabtree, Xietnber: T. Dougherty, lvleniherl Charles YVintlle, New lvlemher, not in picture. Kleinhers are the highest ti pe of public officials. They serve without pan' gintl with the tinclerstancling than it is hnrti to Please all the People. Therefore, it heeomes their dntv to formulate general policies which will serve the greatest number. Even then their onli' rewzircl is the satisfaction of serving their conunu- nitx' in helping to make gi hetrer citizenry of its xoung People. ADMINISTRATION OFFICE FORCE Q MR. GODFRLQY SlfI17L'I'fi7ft'l7f1iC'V1f Lvfz Lo R1-gin: Alitt- Shulz, Betty lean Ray, Miss l-lnguii, Betty Curt- wright, Ruth Innes, Betty Bnugess, Helen Hnris, uncl Nina XVhitehe1irl. Xlgxry lo Stannper not in picture. lvliss Ruth Hogan: ix in charge of the Office Forte. One girl vvmlxs each hour, She helps with absentee reports, filing, :intl gL'l'IL'l'lll office work. NIR. HUNSAKlfR Principal MISS DFXVES Defuirlwisfit ,nf , . l H. L. GAITHER Retiring Prcudent LYNN HUDSON Rcflacing T, IDOL4g!7C'7'f'X MISS HOGAN School .S'acrftfz1'y

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is ZOE DAVIS 4 yrs., Typing. Shorthand, Bookkeeping, B.S., N.S.C, ,. , , W' HOWARD HUNSAKER Principal, 3 years, Biology, Coach, A.B., Phillips Univ, MQR - . f . W , .f .V B. F. BURNS 1 yr., Science and Math., A.B, Degree, Tulsa University. EMMALETTE COCHRAN RUTH HOGAN 8 yrs., Mahematics, Algebra, 1 yr., Latin, Registrar and A.B., Northeastern Arkansas Secretary, A.B., University of University. Oklahoma. sgmg i K nf?-. 1 . Y I neg FLEDA MAE HOWARD WARD NEEL I yr., Home Economics, 2 yrs., English, History, Iour- Chemistry, B.S., A, br M, nalismg A.B., Florida Southern College. FACULTY RUTH STANFORD Grade School Principal, 7 yrs., A.B., M.A., Univ. of Okla. il 3 ,ff -K in MRS. FAYE HOUSE z yrs., English, Speech, Music, A.B., Central Teachers College. Y EDNA FAYE BELL 3 yrs., Annual, English, B.L,, Ohio Wesleyan, M.A,, Univ. of Oklahoma DOROTHY KIZER I yr., Home Economics, First Semester, B.S., A. 5: M. CAPT. P. H. KELLEY First Semester Band, O,M.A., Claremore, Okla. .Wg ' sf k , W, me Ti it 5 1 . .L 5 f7sefr.'..:Q . f, .. ,W , . is G. A. GODFREY Principal, 4 yrs., Superintend- ent, 6 years, B.S., 1933, M.A., 1935, A. 54 M. tS53n'r:.':-7 ROBERT WILLIAMS Second Semester, Band, Eng lish, B.S., S.W.S.C. 15. LOIS SELLERS 1 yr., History, English, A.B., N.E.S.C,, Tahlequah, M.A., A. Bc M. Ei il MILDRED TINIUS Second Semester, Vocational Homemaking, B.S., Oklahoma A, er M. zmaii We QQ GRETCHEN FRANCIS 4 yrs., Science, B.S., N.E.S.C., Tahlequah, B.S., University of Oklahoma, HATTIE PROPST 9 yrs., 5 in P.H.S., English IV., Library, B.S., M,A,, A. Ac M. DAVID MITCHELL 1 yr., Geometry and Physics, A.B., B.S., M.A.. Phillips University.