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

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DOROTHY CHISHOLM President KENNETH JACKS Vice-President DOROTHY HAI R Sec reta ry-Treasurer WNIOR Junior Memories September rolls around, and the halls of P, H, S. echo with the laughter of the students. Prominent among these, one hears the fun loving Juniors, Somehow, they usually manage to come in lost in the school races, but this year, as much to their surprise as everyone else's, they won in the Annual King and Queen race. This was probably due to the inspiration of Wanda Hughes and Bob Rush, the Junior candidates. The Juniors pride themselves in having their share of those rare individuals often referred to as brains This somewhat doubtful dis- tinction was bestowed upon Poul Solomon who for years has held the Math- ematics Championship. Elaine Mooney, too, reflects glory on the class os o very efficient secretary of the Student Council. The editor and assistant editor of the Annual Staff are members of the Junior class, also. Ruth Ann Brown, who is generally hailed with a whistle, was selected as one of the two candidates for F. F. A. Princess, Credit should be given where credit is due, therefore, this pen is fig- uratively aimed in the direction of Miss Howard and Miss Tinius, class sponsors. Their help and direction in the planning of the traditional Junior- Senior banquet helped make it the success it was. All in all, the school term Of l945-46 proved on enjoyable one for the Juniors, and they're looking forward to next year, their last, with anticipation and pleasure, ' , . GERALDINE ABLES A ik, J y BOBBY ADAIR sg ' Q, BOYD ALLEN 7 g ' DALE ANDERSON 1 fii i A 'It I H I I I J if .. E' JOAN ANDERSON , A E BETTY ARMONTROUT E , so E '-'EMIS -5 sz:-A . W. A. ARNOLD ii . . ' JAJA L . ss: -Aw wr ,t.,,,Q EARL ARONSON , iii I ' HELEN BAKER . j --..., A 'ir-1 2 ' ' j J ' J A ' 'R ...A V E A 1 JAMES BARGER is if Y J.. me ' . Q . si g. 1, GRETCHEN BASORE A.-if F5 L . , 32 O- J: 3 A-4 4 JOANNE BAYLis 'ff' ' if ig 'J O WAYBLJRN BLANKENSHIP O L A g .,.,. ' is riei A A O A L ..,, 'A , L J MARY BOSTON I A 5 if Assi J U A ' J .s A MARJORIE BOSWELL 4 MARY BETH BOYLE , li E FRANKIE BRALEY ' if 5 J i' i 153 -I 4 I .J 5 T1 'Alt B, . 'N'-u, my 3, RUTH BROWN . ii JOSEPH BUDD it was

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Illll Row One LIDDIE MAE NLJCKOLLSfLiddie always seemed busy practicing her shorthand, but aside from her studies, she participated in F. H. O., Glee Club, and was an honor student. BARBARA PANCAKE- Flaplack has left us' She moved here in January from El Dorado, Kansas, only to move back in March. She made many friends in this short length of time and they truly miss her. HUBERT PERRIER- Pinoch is an addition to our school this year. He has become the Van Johnson of P. H. S., but certainly through no effort on his part. He proved his previous experience playing Basket- ball, for he lettered on our Tiger team. BOB PUTNAM- Put has made us proud by playing well. He has lettered three is well known throughout our JIM REEVES- Basket can which he has had for many vice-president. He played clean, rough football to gain his three letters at left tackle, attended Pryor High four years and has both Football and Basketball exceedingly years in both sports. This gray-eyed boy school and was chosen best citizen last year. be identified quickly by his burr haircut, a year. As a Freshman, he was elected Row Two WAYNE SIEVER- Braina in his four years of F. F. A. has been given the position as Sentinel this year. He proved his stability on the Tiger Squad by lettering two of his three years. JERRY SLUDER- Sloud's excellent passing has made his name '45 team. Despite lhe brace on luis injured lell urrri, as a kicker and passer in the Tiger's backfield. He famous in Pryor High as a talented piano team with Caledonia He was President of the Speech Club role in the Junior Play. legendary with the he was invaluable and Dean became their renditions of and had a leading QW v-tw wiv? i WNV' T TQ ,Y- ,....,,+ V -. ,ff MARY JO STAMPER-Stamper, who is known for her bright red hair, made a very cute twirler this year. ln her four years at P. H. S. she received a typing award and took part in Journalism, Glee Club, F, H. O., and has worked on the office staff. BARNEY WATKINS- B. W. carried the ball for two seasons on the Tiger squad. He lettered both years. As most of his teachers will tell you, he likes to cut up. Barney has attended Pryor High four years. J. F. WATKINS-J. F., who is usually laughing, has attended Pryor High two years. His activities include F. F. A. and Annual Club. He was on the honor roll one semester. Row Three GEORGE WEST-West showed his ability in Basketball by lettering his first year on the Pryor team. He formerly attended school at the Whitaker State Home. GERALDINE WHEELER--Geraldine is finishing school by attending Pryor High this year. She has done very well as a member of the Glee Club. MARIE WHORTON-Marie came to Pryor last year from Visalia, Cali- fornia. Marie, a very quiet girl, is enrolled in the F. H. O. Club. She is a good commercial student and is an answer to a teacher's prayers in typing cards and tests. ESTLE WILLYARD-Estle returned from California to complete his Senior year. His chief interest was F F. A., having participated for three years in this club. LOIS WlLSON- Dicky, full of vim and vigor, was Cheer Leader of the Pep Club for two years. She was Vice-President of her Junior Class Other activities include Junior Play, Pep Club, four years, Annual Club and Basketball, two years. nga. ffwn

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