Sharon High School - Annual Yearbook (Sharon, OK)

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nerve whxch enables her o penetrate where she IS not wanted wlthout em b assment she w1ll be an excellent one ln ten years txme she w1ll be a nataonal celebr1ty known as Polly Pry of the Graph1c News Lucy Fay Satterwhlte 15 a strange case troubled by a recurrent dream 1n whmch she IS a canary bmrd be1ng chased by a cat She told me she thought the dream meant that she would be the keeper of a pet shop Qulte wrong She w11l be a great slnger She IS one now mentally but not vocally As soon as she learns to turn her tone xmages 1nto aud1ble sounds she will have all the leadmg prlma donnas lookmg up the fxrst tram home Norma Phmllxps lb prem1ere danseuse of the Russman Dancers the Chlnese Ballet and the Topeka Tap Dancers She has been marr1ed and dxvorced three t mes I a1la Hambr1ck 1S the conductor of the Nonstop Look and L1sten Tours Sne stands by the drlver and shr1eks through a megaphone so the open mouthed tour1sts 1n the back can hear about the pomts of 1nterest they are passmg It sounds as 1f she were confuslng Anne Hathaway s cottage w1th Trojan s forum but her enthusxasm 1S remarkable Wanda Hxnshaw look1ng as young as ever 1S a famous modlste whose shop on the Due de la Pa1x 1S the last word 1n style and expense You drape a strxp of velvet a drop of sealmg wax and two chlcken feathers on the head of your de tmmes what the hat rs worth and get It TOM BOY John Abbott Nancy Abbott Dorothy Eloxse Jacquelmne Larry Alfred Earnest Sen1or Play Cast TOMBOY Lawyer H15 Wlfe Eldest Daughter Next Daughter The TOMBOY Jaclue s Pal Young Banker Young Doctor Mrs. Hawkms. . . . Mrs. Abbott s Slster. . . Mrs.S1mpson . . . . . Dressmaker Photographer. Rad1o Representatwe. . . Golf Goods Saleswoman . . Cosmetxcs Saleswoman. . Quan...-.ua 9 . t . , . - arr ' , ' . ' ' L r . . V , ' I - -4 - I 1 1 1 , . i ' . J . . . , , . - ., , ' ' W ' - 5 . Q Q 1 ' . l i . YI A I . I , 1 . n t ' fenseless country women, gurgle, Tres, chic, tres charmante, charge her ten IC il . . . . , . . PART OF PLAY CAST Donn1e Clem Wanda H1nshaw Cula Montgornery La1la Hambrlck Barbara Harms Ronald Mxller Verl1n Peetoorn Bob Wall . Joanne Valentme .Norma Ph1ll1ps . Cleona Watson . . Lucy Fay Satterwhxte . Betty Steadman Mary Lee Campbell

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Flass Proplzeq We the Senior Class of 1950 do hereby prophecy that in ten years hence this IS what the graduating class will be doxng Verlin Peetoom likes to 51t and watch things HIS calm disposition makes him the ideal type for a sports promoter He cannot be manager of a ball team or a boxer so he 1S keeping a racing stable He has a stable of racing snails lies back in the hammock as his faithful snalls crawl on and up to victory I see Mary Lee Campbell is climbing to great he1ghts 1n the news Also to other heights She IS the first woman to race up Pike 5 Peak She IS married now and has eight little racers following her Cula Montgomery the man hater of Sharon High has at last found her true love She IS now chasing him over Niagara Falls in a barrel Donnie Clem IS not a modern type He finds it hard to fit into the life of today but one great opening awaits him In this great age of endurance contests he will be the world 5 undlsputed channel sw1mmer as once drop ped in he will swim back and forth until his manager remembers to come and f1sh him out Barbara Harris future 15 clear Ten years from now your favor1te Harms America 5 Girl Fr1end 1n Cinderella 5 Sandals the all talking all singing all dancing all colored ep1c of the age Miss Harr1s s1ngs dances and plays three musical instruments including the vacuum cleaner Joanna Valentine has become what she always was in high school al1brar1an She s1ts at her desk as a reference l1brar1an but she IS not lng research work for anyone now She 15 reading the latest novels and let tlng those who search for information wait Betty Steadman has become the head operator in a telephone off1ce You know her as soon as she says Line 5 busy She always did spend most of her time talking on the telephone Bob Nall has become a detective He always has a book of clues in one pocket and a palr of hand cuffs in the other pocket He IS always looking at something through a magmfying glass 'h1s is a result of the mystery stories he was always reading Ronald Miller always liked to sit up all night As a result he has be come a milkxnan so he can ride around town all night without fear of 1nqu1r ing glances from policemen or n1ght watchmen He is happy and makes money as well Cleona Watson is a nervous 1nqu151t1ve type Will be a reporter and because of her intense interest in everybody 5 business and her cast 1ron 8 7 V 1 motion picture cathedral will be displaying huge signs announcing, Barbara . . , - . 1 - i . . . , y . . I . . . . do-

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Class Wzll We the class of 1950 1n the town of Sharon the county of Voodward and the state of Oklahoma bemg 1n as good mental cond1t1on as usual and ln much better temper than usual do hereby make thxs our last w1ll and testament renderlng word and of no ava1l any former wxll or wllls that may have been prev1ously made by us durmg a per1od of temporary optxmxsm Ne feel that our brxllxant record and our unusual ach1evements w1ll lne after us but not wxshlng to take any chances we suggest that a tablet on whlch shall be 1nscr1bed our several names and a few of our most as toundxng deeds be purchased and placed mn the aud1tor1um of the school 1n a pos1t1on where It w1ll str1ke the eye of all who enter And 1U thxs manner do we d1spose of our possessxons Ne leave to the Jumor Class our good luck lt made us what we are today and xt should sat1sfy them In add1t1on to th1s all our prmx xleges and r1ghts as Sen1ors 1n classroom and chapel w1ll rexert to them as well as any notebooks pencxls fountam pens unfxmshed lollypops or unf1n1shed bus mess xncludlng debts contracted wh1le engaged 1n the busmess of bemg a Senlor also any boys or g1rls whom we may have left behlnd 1n our haste To our good fr1ends the Sophomore Class we leave our patxence It w1ll be found useful as the only means by wh1ch they can endure the Jumors To the young and unsoph1st1cated Freshmen we leave a map of the school bulldmg so that they w1ll not get lost and roam about 1n exerybody s way lookmg for thexr classrooms We 1nclude th1s map our 11ttle book en tltled How To Tell The Teachers a pamphlet complled by us after four years of arduous study The legatees w1ll not1ce thls book 15 not what to tell the teachers but how lt contaxns specxfmc mformatxon as to whxch teachers can be bluffed wh1ch are easy and wh1ch are hard to please and those whom xt IS 1mposs1ble to please It tells who your favor1te authors must be to stand well w1th the Enghsh department wh1ch hlstory teacher xs especlally fond of Napoleon and what questlons to ask to make the SCIENCE teacher forget the lesson and be 1nterest1ng Thls 1nformat1on 1S 1nvaluable to any wlshmg to make h1gh grades mn the subjects mentxoned To our dear old school bu11d1ng mtself we leave the peaceful quxet caused by our absence and any apple cores wads of gum or crumpled notes we may haue left about To our teachers the faculty of the Sharon Hlgh 'School we hereby gxve free from all lnherltance luxury or mcome tax our entlre store of knowledge From them lt came and to them lt should be returned that others may be benef1ted by It as we have been Along w1th th1s knowledge 15 bequeathed much add1t1ona1 lnformatxon obtalned by or1g1nal research and l0 a 1 1 1 ' 1 I I I A 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 I . . I . . W' I ' - 1 . 1 ' I I 1 1 1 I 1 ' I , . 1 . I Y ' I . . . V . ' , I - .4 1- - 1 1 I. . . . ' 1 1 1 , 1 , . . I 1 1 1 1 1 1 K - 1 1 1 1 - 1 I I