Southeastern Oklahoma State University - Savage Yearbook (Durant, OK)

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I CLENN LAFFOON. Walking Club ’17-’19; Utopian ’lf)-’17; Calender Keeper Holisso. “He has a gentle yet aspiring mind; Just, innocent, with varied learn- ing fed; And such a glorious consolation finds In other’s joys when all their own is dead.” SALLIE MAY LEONARD. Graduate Durant High School ’17; Vice-President Junior Class ’18: President of Alta Petentes; Winner of Popular Beauty Contest; Editor- In-Chief of Holisso VIII. “For her eyes smile constantly; The dimples fairly ripple on her cheek; But her deep blue eyes smile constantly, as if they in dis- creetness Kept the secret of happy dreams she did not care to speak.” CECIL MACK1N. President of Senior Class: Foot- ball; Basketball; Orchestra; Chorus; Walking Club; Historitory Club; Business Manager Holisso VIII. “His hair, a sun that ray’d from off the brow Like hill snow high in heaven, The still blue eyes, The truthful innocence that clothes h!s face with light.”

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I ETTIE GIBSON'. Graduate Durant High School ’17; Assistant Editor-in-Chief Holisso: Alta Petentes. “A perfect woman nobly planned, ed, To warn, to comfort, and com- mand ; And like a spirit still and bright With something of Angelic light,” IRENE HARRIS. Graduate Durant High School ’17; Alta Petentes; Calendar Keeper Holisso '19. Sweet Irene has an air, a grace, Divine, magnetic, touching. She takes, she charms, but who can trace The process of Bewitching.” CAROLINE HEAD. Cary’s “Not old and her hair is gold And her eyes are a blue cerulean And the way she has when she turns her head Is not in the least believin.”

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DOLLIE RITCHEY. Madill Hl h School ’14; Altai Pe- tentes '17-’18-’19. “Often I dream of your big brown eyes Though both the r meanness to con- fess, Regard me with a clear surprise Of dawning tenderness,” THELMA RITCHEY. Secretary Senior Class; Vice-Pres- ident Alta Petentes ’19; Staff Mem- ber of Holisso VIII. “O, Thelma, dear that you are here, With your brown eyes bright and clear And your sweet voice like a bird Singing love to its love m te In the ivy bower disconsolate, Voice the sweetest ever Heard.” WINNIE RAINES. Sherman High School ’17; Walk- ing Club ’18-’19; Alta Petentes, Populer Be iuty Contest; Society Editor Holisso VIII. “How clearly, how sweetly, how madly she laughs; Her white teeth all the while showing Whenever I think of that laugh, In streams from my eyes begin flowing.”