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

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FEAWRING 0UR FARMING lN'l'llRES'l'S MR. BRANDLEY lnstructor of Agriculture These pictures are a few of the many projects of the Agriculture boys. The four major projects represented here are Dairy Cattle, Beef Cattle, Swine, ancl Poultry. All boys in the Agricultural depart- ment are on one of these committees. With these projects the boys made their start in farming. Beef Project: Bobby Clark, Everett Gann, Wayne Elam, Boyd Allen, with Bobby Clark's Grand Champion Hereford Heifer. Swine Project: J. W. Elam, Boyd Allen, and Everett Gann with J. W.'s registered Hampshire Gilt. Gene Shelton, R. L. Decker, Gordon Wat- kins, Carl Hoffman, J. F. Watkins, and J. W. Elam are showing J. F. Watkins' Grand Cham- pion P. C. Boar. Glen Williams, Tommy Williams, R. J. Owings, Denzel Clark, and Charles Curt- singer with Glen Williams' registered, spotted Poland China Gilt, his swine project. Jerry Mitchell, James Gifford, Kelton Bishop, Charles Palmer, and Leon Patterson with Mitchell's poultry enterprise. Jerry Mitchell, Jerry Watkins, and Lee Kiesel, representing the Dairy enterprise, with the Watkins' registered Ayreshire Dairy Cow.

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Row One GENEVA ALEXANDER-Geneva has been with us all through high school, She has been active in F, H. O., cheered our boys to victory in the Pep Club, and has worked on the Pryor Tiger Staff. CASTLE ALLRED--Castle has been an F. F. A. boy for four years. This year he was elected reporter. All in all, he is a good citizen of Pryor High. EARLENE ARONSON- Sally traveled considerably be- fore locating in Pryor two years ago. She is affiliated with the Secretarial Club, Physical Education, and Glee Club SENIOR Row Two ARRAHWANNAH BALDRIDGE-Coming from Claremore, Arrahwannah has been here three years. She was a member of the winning girls' basketball team over all four classes in her Sophomore year. Other activities are Pep Club and Tiger Staff. RUTH BARNETT-Ruth is a hard working student who came from the Whitaker State Home to finish her high school course. She can certainly make nice workbooks. JUNIOR BATEMAN- Cotton has shown his popularity with his classmates by being class president his Junior and Senior years. He likes to box and was a boxing trainer one year. He has taken part also in F. F. A. and Physical Education. RICHARD BUTLER-A new member of the Senior Class, Dickie has attained fame as an excellent boxer. He moved here this year from the Haskell Institute. ROVANNA CALLAHAN-Rovanna came from McCary High in Arkansas and has been here two years. She served an the Tiger and Annual Staffs one year. Row Three THELMA CARTER-After spending three years in the Whitaker State Home High School, Thelma entered her Senior year in Pryor. She is noted for her beautiful singing. NORA CLARK-Nora has labored through her four years with a bright gleam in her eye. She has cheered through two years in the Pep Club and has been interested in F. H. O. and Physical Education BETTY CONDONIER-Hazel-eyed Betty has gone to P. H, S. all four years. She has especially liked her three years in F. H. 0. She was with the Pep Club for two years, and Pryor Tiger Staff and Religious Education, one year. Ni PAT CRITTENDON-Pot came too late to participate in any activities in our school, but she had her share of honor in Midwest City where she attended three years. JACK DAVIS-.lack was a steady on the victorious Tiger team of l945, he lettered two years on the squad. He was elected Secretary-Treasurer of the Senior Class and has been in F. F. A. three years. mis ff..