Walters High School - Blue Devil Yearbook (Walters, OK)

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S The Junior Class of T952 hzve proved in our previous years in Walters High School to be the largest and perhaps the most versatile class during our attendence. We have encouraged to the fullest extent participation in all the school's curicular activities. We have engaged in Band, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, F.F.A., F.H.A., Atheletics, and Dramatics. Many of our classmates have been active in producing and publishing our school paper and annual. Our candidate for Armistice Day Queen, Judy Crenshaw, represented Walters High in the Annual Turkey Queen Contest. Our Junior Class ran a close race with the other contestants in the Annual Queen Contest presenting Jo Ann Hartman as our representative. Our fellow students have entered eagerly into Dramatic activities with representation in The Man Who Came to Din- ner, Who Killed Aunt Caroline?, and Afterwards, Our Junior classboasts a Barber Shop Quartet of considerable reputation. Due to the fine show of salesmanship ticket sales to our Junior Play and equally important work in the concession stands, we will be able to present to our upperclassmen a banquet to remember. 5 Uh! ff-4... NHRA M X. 9 . . .- E, 'a'3'5mzQ4.f2lfiY.4 Y is Scenes from the All School Play, The Man Who Came to Dinner. The Guilloline Cutting the rug Whooping it up 5 V New football uniforms

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Colors Blue and Salver J Motto Hlgher Ideals to attain, new Fl0wer Red Rose 5 0 flelds to conquer thus our duty In September of l940 a small exclted group entered the first grade rn Walters lf the teachers could have called the roll of those who entered that day and would stay here and fmlsh together twelve long years later at mlght have read like this Jueretta Brannon Joy Briscoe, Nancy Davls Norma Potter, Betty Smuth Dorothy Draper Strrckland Wanda Sylvester Vurglnla Mowles, Maxme Holt Doris Nance Phul Hurst Walter Fllppo and Marvln Tahmahkera-we lost and gamed others One of our frrst actlvltles was the Rhythm Band for which we had our own specral umforms One of our most thrrllmg thmgs was assembly We got to put on our own plays and wntness those ofthe other classes ln grade school When we finally got to be slxth graders we had our own art exhlblt We were very proud of the monstrosntres we produced And then came graduatnon into highschool the most grown up day of our whole llves We wanted rt lust like the graduation of the seniors We worked and made money and planned our grft we were leavmg to the school The grft was a large clock to go an the hallway We had some money left so we planned a banquet lust as the seniors dad We had our banquet In the Leguon Hall and It was a success wrth entertalnment by the fnfth grade speeches gowns and the boys had on theur Sunday sults We were the first and the last class an gradeschool to have a banquet when we graduated from the sixth grade Frnally It was tame for the graduation exercises we were filled with awe as once more we donned our grown up clothes After we re celved our diplomas we dec :ded we dldn t want to leave gradeschool after all The next year we entered Into a whlrlwund of lockers changing classes and crowded hall ways wuthout recess Our time was fnlled watchmg our upper classmates saunter down the hall un a self assured way We stayed out of too much trouble except for a small matter not large enough to mentron ln the eighth grade we loaned the Senior Hugh pep club Our upper classmates started such a fuss about us lolmng the pep club that the next year we made a fuss because the eighth grade wanted to loan the pep club they drdn t We all had problems un thesqtrylng years of growmg up but our class had sailed thus far wrth flying colors We had to learn all about the openlng exercises In assembly and also how to partlclpate ln the assembly program We slowly made our cllmb untll we became the top class In W H S Seniors, at last Let us not forget to mentlon that we had our turn at serving the Junlor Senior banquet and then our year of havrng been In charge of the banquet As we sang our last song, Haul to Our Colors,' a funny feeling crept over our bod ues that made us want to be a mem ber of that group for as long as we lrved This year as the great last days are approachmg, we walt for that some feelmg to creep over us ln some of us we have a mlxed up feelmg of wanting to hurry on to the next step rn lrfe and strll regrettxng to take leave of our own W H S But whatever our feelrngs may be l am sure we can be proud of our class as a whole, and I know we wrll always be grateful to Dear Old Walters School Z D - ' . gg . . . . , . I, . . . t I . . I . 1 . I I . . . . I . I . I . I . . u i . . . I . . . I . . . I by the teachers, and all the food that we could stuff into our stomachs. The girls all wore evening . I . . I u - . . . , I - I . . . . . 1 . e I . . . I . ,. . , . . - . . n . u . I

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