Sapulpa High School - Sapulphan Yearbook (Sapulpa, OK)

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 h 5asF«g . y. ..s’. We, the members of this ( loss, Pay you tribute to the last. IVe have come to you eager students. You have given us teachers fine; From them we have gathered knowledge That endureth throughout time. You are our guide and mentor To help us make our mark; You arc the fire that burneth, IVe—but a spark. Our four years of high school Have flitted magically away And we have thoroughly enjoyed Every happy “hectic day. So again we pay you tribute, Dear old Sapulpa High; It is with deep regret we leave you But now we say “good-bye. 16

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 SUE BILLY LONGMIRE, President MARY JANE SCOTT, Secretary MARGARET EARIN', Pice-President DALE HENDERSON, Treasure jjbi] stL 7 ,1 HISTORY (2 r b Seniors of 1930 entered Sapulpa Junior high school in 1924. After V, Jrun years they entered high school as promising Freshmen. Under the leadership of Thell Robertson, president; Frank Gormley, vice-president; and Josephine Dunn, secretary, they organized a pep club and in addition secured many concessions for the football games. Thus they began to make money for the Junior-Senior Banquet. The officers during the Sophomore year were Marion Smeltzer, presi- . dent; and Naomi Matsler, secretary-treasurer. Fast year as Juniors, this class gave as its annual play “Peg-O-Mv Heart.” It was well received and very entertaining. The main event was the Junior-Senior banquet which was one of the prettiest and most successful that our school has known. The program was as follows: v ’ The Gardener ........................................ Billy Longmire The Wisteria to the Rose ................. Gerald Chapman The Rose to the Wisteria ............... Chaunccy Conway The Rose Bud............................... Marguerite Busch Roses of Picardy .......................... Dorothy Ruhl The Unfolding of the Petals ................ Lewis Meyer The Full Blown Rose ....................... Mr. Chambers The Spirit of the Rose ............ Mary Margaret Woodruff Vocal Solo ............................... George Pickering Falling Petals ........................................ Nell Menifee IS