University High School - Schooner Yearbook (Norman, OK)

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The Schooner Sooner High Our time to say good-bye is here, And soon we all must part, VVe'll ne'er forget our school so dear, So we leave with merry hearts, As duty calls we must go, VVhere e'er we may be called, So we bid farewell, a dear farewell To all, yes, to all. Dear Sooner High, dear Sooner High: Our school of merits fame. NVe'll love thee forever, And magnify they name, And tfme may come and time may go. Our love for you will always grow, Dear Sooner High, Dear Sooner High. lt was our aim and pleasure too. To leave our record clear, In this. our only, only school. That we hold so dear, To teachers all, we shall be true. Xvhere e'er we may be called, For knowledge gained. VVhile under you, XN'as willingly installed. ' -Dorothy Cooper Page Fifty

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The Schooner English Club 'lihrougli the efforts of Miss liatharyn Osterhaus, an Honorary English Club was organized in the fall of 1923. To be an eligible member, a student must have an average of A or A minus in English. If a member falls below thos standard he is automatically dropped from the club. The purpose of this or- ganization is to stimulate a desire for better grades and a love for good literature among the students. Since the marriage of Miss Osterliaus to President S. Buchanan, the club has continued its work under a new supervisor, Miss Mabel Hodges. A literary program was presented by the members at each semi-monthly meeting. I Page Fifty-two