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

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Y ' Q ll llone BEST CITIZENS Six ol the eight Best Citizens for the year have been nominated and elected by the combined vote of the Student Council and the High School faculty. Such qualities as leadership, character, attitude, willingness to serve, and cooperation were the points which helped to determine their selection, Two others were chosen for the fourth quarter, From these four boys and four girls, one boy and one girl were selected to receive the year's Rotarian Citizenship Award. We regret that these last pictures cannot appear in the Annual. , , Q0 .i , ,Q i il? as I , is Standing: Lois Wilson and Jerry Sluder, Seniors, First Quarter. Seated: William H. McCollaugh, Senior, and Dorothy Hair, Junior, Third Quarter, Jessie Mae Bewley, Sophomore, and Dean LeMaster, Senior, Second Quarter. MARILYN HARRISON, Valedictorian WILLIAM H. MCCOLLOUGH, Salutatorian HONOR STUDENTS Bock Row: Pat Anderson, Burdett Mustain, Bob Farnsworth, Joy Floyd Third Row: Billy McCollough, Jane Ann Noble, Wynema Mayo, Joe Adams. Second Row: Bill Mooney, J, F, Watkins, Virginia Wilson, Zoe Ann Laughlin. Front Row: Juanita Warren, Geraldine Kelsey, Jerry Ann Narthrip, me HONOR SOCIETY The Nathaniel Pryor Chapter of the National Honor Society was organized April 3, l946, It is affiliated with the National Honor Society and is the first official organization here, The sponsors are Miss Emmalette Cochran, Miss Hattie Propst, and Mr Earl D Ludlow. The election to this organization is based upon service, leadership, character, and a scholastic standing of B+ or higher. The members are Freshmen: Wynema Mayo, Jerry Ann Narthrip, Juanita Warren, A average, Patsy Adair, Pat Anderson, Betty Lou Dowell, Gerald Kelsey, Geraldine Kelsey, Arthur LaMan, and Zoe Ann Laughlin, B+- average Sophornores: John lngold, President, Ruth Jones, A average, Jessie Mae Bewley, Vice-President, Charles Hoale, Treasurer, Joanna Smith, Secretary, Billy Bert Roy, Nancy Trostle, B+ average, Juniors: Paul Solomon, A average, Avon Knox, Elaine Mooney, B+ average. Seniors: Billy McCollough, Marilyn Harrison, A average, Bob Putman, B+ average. I-'it

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Leh to Right: Mary Blanche Lassiter, President, Preston Trimble, John lngold, Vice- Presidentg Miss Cochran, Sponsor, Marilyn Harrison, Murna MacDonald, Arthur LaMan, Sidney McColloughg Jane Ann Noble, Elaine Mooney, Secretary-Treasurer, Maurine Green. HONOR STUDENTS The Honor Students of our school are students who have made a B average or above. They must be, also, regular in attendance and good, all-round students. I Bock Row: Carl Stanislaus, Charles Hoole, Billy Bert Roy, Ruth Jones, lda Third Row: Margie Spencer, Frances Green, Wayburn Blankenship, Paul Lassiter, Gerald Kelsey, Second Row: Arthur LaMan, Elaine Mooney, Jessie Mae Bewley, Mary Beth John lngold. , , Getting STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council of Pryor High School was three years old this December. During this time, it has made considerable progress. This year the Council became affiliated with both the State and National organizations. lts purpose is to advance high stand- ards of education, to promote a good attif tude toward both scholarship and school ac- tivities, and to create and maintain a friendly and cooperative understanding among students and between students and faculty, Among the outstanding activities of the Council this year, have been various as- sembly programs, the best citizen awards, and the organization of the Nathaniel Pryor Chapter of the National Honor So- ciety. The Council considers its most notable project that of the presentation to the Pryor High School students of a me- morial plaque honoring those who made the supreme sacrifice in World War ll. Fryer, Andy Webb, Billie Ruth Lassiter, Betty Dowell Hair, Darlena Walker, Wanda Harrison, Mary Blanche Patsy Adair, Patricia Hawkins, Shirley Lloyd, Marilyn Harrison Front Row: Carolyn Carmen, John Triplett, Geraldine Dyer, Gretchen Ba Helen Baker, Juanita Melugin, Avon Knox, Joanna Smith, Maxine Moore

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