Seminole High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Seminole, OK)

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Seminole High School has many fine traditions, perior performanc e in student activities. The book add an important chapter to an already illustri- our story. My congratulations to all who h ave had part in writing this chapter. I want to commend the annualstaff for the clear and faithful portrayal of the school which is found within these pages. Sincerely yours, O. D. Johns, Superintendent To the Students of Seminole High School: I am happy to be able to congratulate the members of the CHIEFTAIN Annual Staff of 1954, who have the interest and initiative to publish our annual this year. The production of the 1954 edition of the CHIEFTAIN Annual is due to the cooperation ofthe student body plus the interest and hard work of the staff. Its success will depend upon h ow well you accu- rately relate in pictur e and words the story of the school year of 1953-54. Seminole High School has had a very successful year. Students in m a n y fields of activity ha ve been outstanding throughout the S tate and Nation. Y our annual will recall m a n y h a p p y events to your mind many years from today. Congratulations for a good job well done. Sincerely, H. B. Mitchell. Principal and her students h av e long been recognized for su- achievements a nd high lights recorded in this year-

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M54 14 Sag af? ILE TOMMY GALLAHER GIL BRAWNER BETTY DAVIS KENNETH HALLUM Editor Assistant Editor Design Editor Sports Editor A IO ANNA PRITCHARD 9, 1-5' S i 1 CHARLENE MALOY, IOANNE PHILLIPS, VIRGINIA GILES, IUVATA BLACK N' DONNA VANDIVER NEIL STANFIELD, SHERRY MITCHELL, JACKIE SMITH, DOROTHY HALLAWAY 'Q 'B

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