Velma Alma High School - Hurricane Yearbook (Velma, OK)

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Presenting the 1952 edition of 'Ii-II COHXI' Edited by the 1952 Senior Class of Velma-Alma High school of Velma, Oklahoma DE D164 TION Realizing that the freedom which we now enioy has been purchased with the precious sacrifice of life and knowing that eternal vigilance is the price of freedom, we look to 'our future and plan to combine our efforts with those of peoples all over the world for understanding and peace. We fear the evils of want, death, and even fear itself which can solvently creep into our hearts and minds when others fail to understand us. Revering those in our nation, in our community who realized better than we the price of peace, and knowing that our own lives must be dedicated to the cause of freedom, We, the Seniors of i952 dedicate this annual.

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ADMINISTRA non 2 755 it 'W' This has been a year of much growth and advancement in the Velma-Alma Schools. l have been particularly, well im impressed with the quality of instruction in all departments. l have every reason to believe that one of the finest schools in the state will be developed here in the coming years. l want to congratulate Mrs. Wortham and the fine class of T952 upon the completion of another successful edition of the Comet. Mr. B. l'l. Brewer Principal Congratulations, Seniors of l95'l-l952. Your class has the distinction of being the largest class to graduate from our school. Among your group are many students who have excelled in scholarship, music, athletics, and the various other activities. lt has been a pleasure indeed to have had the opportunity of working with such a fine group of young men and women. The outlook of the world is not very bright at this time, but remember that behind the clouds the sun is always shining. Opportunity for success was never greater than it is at the present time. There is a great demand in all the different vocations for the persons who are honest, ambitious, and have the determination and stability to meet the situation. The Administration of this school wishes, for each of you, the very best. S. M. VanDeventer Superintendent This Page Sponsored by SOUTHERN GULF DISTRIBUTOR, Duncan, Oklahoma