Sapulpa High School - Sapulphan Yearbook (Sapulpa, OK)

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A Chieftain’s world is Blue. Surrounded by blue skies, faded and new Levis, baby-blue Mustangs, occasional blackish bruises and finally a blue mood accompanied a sea of blue graduation gowns. Our year passed. But through all our high school years our jeans, Levis, Lees, Stuffed, A-Smile, Wranglers, and Gotcha Cov-ereds, stayed close by. Jeans to play football in, jeans to ride around in, jeans to go out to eat in, jeans to take your best girlfriend out to a fancy restaurant and a show . . . The only distinction between ’’grubby” jeans and ’’good” jeans were that the ’’good” jeans had three holes or less. Then a new addition was added to the jean fad - works-hirts! Unadorned, adorned with sparkles, glitter or just plain old embroidery. And the fad stayed. And we finally sat smug in our blue graduation gowns, facing a blue podium, under blue skies, in a slightly blue mood, with our ever faithful blue jeans and cut-offs, sang our school hymn for the last time as students. Yes, A Chieftain’s World is Blue . . . 4

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Studeni Performances Were Very Popular The most popular of all assemblies are those put on by the students themselves, from the versatile Letter-men’s Assembly, the school plays, and, of course, the Senior Assembly. But our student performances were not limited only to the stage. There were daily comedies, as well as soap operas presented in front of the Snack Bar and in Shadowy Corners of the hall. The Christmas Assembly brought us closer to the Yuletide customs in other lands. But as always St. Nick comes through in the end. The ever popular cowboys, the Skoal Brothers, entertained us during the FFA Assembly. Stacy West, Bill Allen, Kristen Zumwalt and Betsy Dunklee in the Jr. Play ’’Cheaper By the Dozen.” 6