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

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O0 I . . .'0ne's Senior year ends his twelve years of secondary educa- tion.' This is what the wheels tell us anyway. You're only a Senior once, and these kids will remember this year as one of the most fruitful years of their lives. fi xxx Nap 10 Wntx -ya MR. CHARLES HOLLEYMAN, better known as 'Chief , has produced com- merce rodi ies here at V. A. for the , f l f v fs 1-j, ,n','s . ,sul 1 '-alt Y - 1 u , , ' :P 5 NR ml 9, , fl, 1 'RT' P 9 past 4 years. Few there are that have seen him smile, but many are they that have known his help. MISS VAL MAPLES was Girls' Physical Education Instructor, Student Council Sponsor, and Girls' Councelor. She has found her way into the hearts of each student by her witty remarks and unerring smile. MARY JANE BEARD Served as presi- dent of her class this year and after graduation she plans to attend Oklahoma A. 8: M. College. Mary Jane's sparkling laugh can be heard quite often through- out the daily routine. BOB 'Hass' BERRY charged his way into the all Southern Football team for 1954-55. His easy going manner and personality have led him into the positions of Senior Student Council Representative and the F.F.A. Presi- xjlw, dency. DOROTHY PARR has penned her name at the bottom of the minutes of each of her class meetings since her Freshmen year. Her classmates find in her the qualities of a dependable and capable person.

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BILLY AlRlNGTON'S quiet and sweet mannerisms make a shining example to her class- mates. As an active member of the mixed chorus and glee club, she helps to further V-A's music department. BRENT BERLIN, VeImnAIma's favorite mis-placed Texan, found himself as President of the Student Council this year. His leadership and line of gab have produced different ideas, anyway. i, fl? 1' 'h-Q ' f N, 1 W . . 1 .1 fl! X, 'ti . , 1 'nie , ' x X 1' x l 'N- If CARMETA CARSON proved to be Principal Brewer's right hand office girl. This is a girl with a ready smile and a happy manner which have won for her many friends. EARL D. CHANDLER hails from over County Line way, and we've seen him most often this year poring over his book- keeping. Earl is quite a hot rod fan, and he has been a member of the Rod Knockers. -9-