Sapulpa High School - Sapulphan Yearbook (Sapulpa, OK)

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CONTENTS THE SCHOOL ATHLETICS ACTIVITIES ORGANIZATIONS SUMMARY HONOR ROLL ST. JAMES HOTEL

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— IN MEMORIAM RAYMOND ERNEST PATTY 1931 MARY MARGARET KINLEY 1931 BEN A.KELLER 1932 “What a consolation ’tis to feel, He is ever by our side To comfort when we most need help Upon life’s changing tide.” S API'IP A HOTEL

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OUR CITY The city of Sapulpa has a population of 11,000. It is the county seat of Creek County in the great state of Oklahoma. Sapulpans are quite fortunate in having both Highway 66, “The Main Street of America,” and Highway 75, “The International Route,” going through their city. Besides the paved highways 66 and 75 there are many graveled and hard surfaced roads that extend in all directions. The Frisco railroad has a junction point at Sapulpa. The Oklahoma Union Railway makes an hourly service between Tulsa and Sapulpa. This furnishes quick and reliable freight and passenger facilities between the two cities. This very adequate means of transportation offers to the city’s manufacturers cheaper transportation. There are many oil fields around Sapulpa. A large Continental Refinery is on the outskirts of the city.