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

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The royal potentote Gerry Craft and hrs attrac tive followlng listen rapturously tothe stralns at' orrental musac The scene rs from the school operetta The Belle of Bagdad sci Mrs Hlllran pauses from her cooking long enough to order the grocerres to feed her hungry brood of students for the next week Football queen Sandra Long ns all smiles utter a thorough klsslng by Bob Lanham number 14 Other attendants and escorts are Pat Trout Joyce Wrley Bert Bowlrng Morgue James and Betty Ja Cox

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0 The Gay Blades sang for soclal and buslness groups all over northeastem Oklahoma They are the favorite quartet of most Pryor students Mass Cllnard eyes her goung away present M Featherstone eyes Mlss Clnnard Number 20 Joe Huckaby tres it up under the basket The Tugers won thus one XNARD We have had a busy year studying our lessons meeting old and new friends pro duclng plays, competmg nn contests, crown mg queens, and just llvnng lt up One bug change In school this year IS the new dlvlslon which takes the nlnth grade from the hugh school and puts them In the lunlor hugh school dlvusron Srnce they are not an admlnlstrattve part of the hugh school we have left the freshmen out of the 1954 Blue and Gold, except where they appear In group pictures of orgamzattons The Blue and Gold also IS different thus year The cover IS new and orlglnal, the arrangement of the sectuons IS different from previous Pryor annuals and the book IS lust a luttle smaller However, the staff has trled to make the book tell the story of the school year 1953 54 in Pryor High School, and we believe the new arrangement helps do this. We sincerely hope you like your l954 Blue and Gold. Gwen Burke, Editor wer? 444' X I x ,Gp

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ln a terribly dramatic scene from the junior play, Roma Jo Madole, Maxine Charles and Noma Lou Hamilton emitte- I :. xii! ,L . Faculty and Administration section in- cludes teachers and all other personnel employed by the high school. The portion of the book devoted to curriculum includes all classwork and activities for which the student receives credit toward graduation. The extracurricular division contains all organizations. Through their work in the organized groups in the school, many students are able to use abilities not called upon by regular class work. lndividual pictures of 9896 of the stu- dents enrolled in Pryor High school will be found in the fourth division of the annual. The class pictures are followed by ads and activity pictures. ? :W-Q.. ,i 1 751 Nr '58, Lv W, ' Mrs. Bell and three of her future teachers smile for the camera several times before the Polaroid finally gives out with one that pleases. Duwayne Schweg- man, Mary Carter and Noma Lou Hamilton are all smiles. Gwen Burke, annual editor, and Mr. Fortenberry, spon- sor, are delighted as they check over the financial statements on the yearbook.