U S Grant High School - General Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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For All Student and Faculty. This organization is open to all girls,grades 9-12, who have singing ability. Membership must be approved by the director since this group will represent the school in several occasions. Activities include the Annual Thanksgiving Choral Festival at Stillwater, the P. T. A. Christmas program, Annual All City Choral Festival and the contests. a hammer and tacks and a whip that cracks Senior High Girls' Glee Club First Row: Sanders, Coffey, Guy, Monroe, Sheppard, Chestnut, Bassham, Tate, Collinsworth, Ashlock, Sells, Evans Gore, Mrs. Mary Manning, director. Second Row: Tate, Lane, Filler, Shiplet, Marvin, Swatik, Jackson, Johnson, Little Monkres Scott, Lakin Beals, Swindle Third Row. Ehri F d h ' , . ' g, en er, jo nson, Haworth, Laughlin, Davis, Partenheimer, Scott, Moody Hunter, Demick. Buck Row: Cravey, Jump, Williams, Baker, Scifers, Eades, Williams, Mead, Moore, Brady, Hyden Car- penter, Tillerson, Lindquist.

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Christmas Festivities Provide Entertainment . . . Y V 'Twas the SKAY before Christmas at U. S. Grant High School', when the Music Department gave their annual Christ- mas assem y. December at U. S. Grant brought our annual Christmas little boys and girls. Santa was Bruce Buckner and assembly, given by the music department. This pro- was decked out in his faithful red and white suit. gram was given for the P. T. A. and the student body and climaxed our Christmas activities. anta and this was the best of all the stories we have read This year, Santa actually came to see all of the good where Santa's 'jelly stomach' was only a soft pillow. S had 8 reindeer and a teal pack on his back, The Bel Canto 'l'rio performs for our Christmas festivities. C it M -

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Drill Team Provides Entertainment At Ball Games 373' During the two years of its existence the U. S.Grant Drill Team, now known as the Grant Kadettes, has brought en- joyment to spectators and pleasure to the girls with their twirling routines and drills. Under the capable leadership of Mr. jack Alder, the drill team won a superior rating in the junior division of the Altus Twirling Festival and as a result was awarded a X -I N , loving cup. A -' Little Nancy Burch, jan Grady and Charlotte Lovette, mascots, are an added attraction to the drillteam and have Q participated in all activities. X V With the departure of Mr. Alder to the armed service the , fs X- drill team is now under the direction of Miss Judy Glover. .M Mrs. Louise O'Steen is sponsor. Grant Students leave pep assembly. A journalism typewriter gets repairs. First Row: Lovett, Burch, Grady. Second Row: Mrs. O'Steen, sponsor, Evans, Ryan, Glissom, Demick, Husted, Sauls, Ewrin. Third Row: Freeman, Houser, Monroe, Miller, Evans, Hayworth, Little, Carr, Hughins. Fourth Row: Socksen- heimer, Perry, Troxell, Moore, Langston, Henery, Oglesby, Lovett. ,are 2 l ' 1 1- L