Waynoka High School - Railroader Yearbook (Waynoka, OK)

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Class History . . . (Con. from preceeding page) chose for our banquet was a “Nautical Adventure.” Sammy Kysar, our class president was captain of our ship. The theme was carried out in blue and white and the windows were covered and made into port- holes. We can’t say it was a com- plete success the first night, as I'm sure we all well rem- ember, but after two tries we had finally launched our ship completely. We all had a grand time dancing to the music of Rex Benedict’s orchestra. As the heads were counted this year we found Doyle Bay, Clyde Hill, Patsy Brown, Dar- rell Lane, Dorothy Crusinberry, Frances Darnell, Beatrice Ramirez, Berna Dean Seaman and Elizabeth Bauler were not with us any longer. We gained Vivian DeVilbiss this year. Our sponsors this year were Mr. Turvey, Miss Joachims and Mrs. Harris. Again school is out and af- ter three months vacation we’re entering school again. At last! We made it! After twelve long years of laughter, tears, and hard work we’re Seniors. The big shots of the place. It’s funny but we had so many ideas about being dignified Seniors but we don’t feel a bit older than we did the day we entered high school. We were all pretty disap- pointed this year when we learned there would be no ini- tiation. The grades were split up and a Junior High was or- ganied. But we’re very proud to be able to say we were the first class to graduate from the new high school. In December we presented our extra colossal senior play, “Mystery At Midnight.” Our basketball team was something to be proud of this year, with a better than aver- age showing. Even though the score wasn’t always in our favor we’re proud of our boys. As we look out over the class we find that only eight of us have completed our full twelve years in the Waynoka school. They are: Vera Mae Stevens, Dorothy Dupy, Jean Keffer, Sammy Kysar, Darlene Taylor, LaVaughn Lakey, Pat Fuson, and Billy Martin. Now at the end of twelve long years we can close our books and go out into the world on our own. Some will continue their education and the others will choose differ- ent trades. In spite of all the heartaches we’ve had and shared we’ll always look upon our diplomas as a symbol of the happiest years of our lives. Hey Dean are you trying to teach Karma to drive? It might help if you would sit on your side of the car. Say Richard C., what is this we hear that Mr. Wright is saying about you and Lois B. sitting so close together? Any- thing to it? We wonder why Evan E., Kirk C., Donnie N. and Everett H. left at the end of the first game and went to Dacoma? It couldn’t have been because Freedom was over there could it? J. E., were you walking Bill O’Connor and Flora Good home Friday night after the game about 2:00 o’clock or was it because Jean Hullet was along? Bob Johnson, what happen- ed to your eye? What girl did that? Please tell us boys so we won’t end up with an eye like yours. HS WHS WHS W Mr. Wright: “Before we be- gin the examination are there any questions?” Charley McNally: “What’s the name of the course?” Miss Joachims: “I’d like to try on that hat over there.” Salesman: “I’m sorry mam but that is a lamp shade.” “Charles McNally”, said Mrs. Briggs, “Why don’t you wash your face?” I can see what you had for breakfast this Charles: “What was it?” Mrs. Briggs: “Eggs.” Charles: “Wrong teacher, that was yesterday.” Bob Morgan, can’t Janet say anything except “I ain’t going to do it.” Why don’t Elvin and Beth want a ride home after the dance Firday night? Are those streets pretty dark up that way Elvin? Say Marilue we see a far away look in your eyes. Texas is quite away off isn’t it? Janet have you and Bob been out to see the tool shed again? Janet I thought that the boy was supposed to ask the girl to go courting but it seems that you always ask Bob Afraid Bob won’t ask you? HS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS W YOU CAN T mss. YOU'RE OUT IN FRONT. a co 3 a BILL FRITSCH Son of Mr. and Mrs. Buck Fritsch. He is active in F.F.A. Ambition: Farmer. a CO 3 a CO 3 a co CO a is CO a is =3 a CO 4 a CO S H AY SHM SHM SUM SHM SHAV SHM SHM S H M SHM SHM

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