Stigler High School - Buffalo Yearbook (Stigler, OK)

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W Pum TWV!-IN'l'Y-'l'M'U GLA D YS MI'I'C'lIl'll.L A R'l'll U R ROSS QSHANKSJ Il l'l' llAl1N l' BEEN I 1?R vllLS'l'l'IAllw zxH'l'l'll.'R VY1H'l4H HE A PKNIR Nl KN 'I'lYll.XY. 'l'lm4'n ' 22. '23, FE KN GA RN ER ll'l'fKiliYj XVE ALL KNCDXV KHIEKPLING IN HER I .-XMl'1v 1 Sl? 'I'lIl'IIH'2l lllKE, Xl I l'Y llifilil' .KLYVAY5 NHT! Till' ULAZKIE. JOE IIARMON ITA RZAXJ rx SIAX CDF C'lll'IERl l'L YHP2'l'l'fNlI.KYS AND Ill' l'llNl l NEXT 'l'lJMURlHDh'!i. l UlJ'I'IlALL '23 3 'l'le.u'x '22, '23. GLADYS JOHNSON QSl'El'ZDLlhll'l'l SI'l'IEllLlDll'l' IS l l'LL til-' l-'VN ANI! LAFUII: IN l'R0l 1ll'SD 'l'IlK!I'lillT SUE LEADS THE CLASS.

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LEONARD MOSS quuxu-:r YEII, I KNEW' mn nuwx xx AnK.xNsAs. l uu'rn,u.l. '23: 'Flmvn '2l. '22, '23, PA l.ES'l'lNl-I MORTOX 1ll4ll.Y l'l'l'Yl lhs :smxr .xmmzurxs ,xxn hil'f'Il I-'uuvl-I ol-' wlm.: Ilrznws lun-:su 'rnxr Am. sm-: nw HllMl'I'I'IDll'I l l'l.l ll.IA. SYl,VES'l'l'lR SHA VER QVICNSIICF IIE HAH .KN AMlil'I'lllX Ylll' PANNIVI' Sl'Rl'AN5i. IIE BLKKICN fK'N IN MONT l'1Vl'2IlY ULASS. IH-:Mul.M'. MYR'l'l.E Slll'lRRll.l. QYVIXDYQ hlYlI'l'l.l'l, sm-: IS I-'l'm. ur' l l'N. Ih r KVIIHN sm-rs nan SHIPS mxrf: A czrx. lime!-: f'I.l'll '21, 'ELL '23. SH 'Jul COLE un-:4'l-:xsmn PAGE Tw:-:N'r!-ONP:

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