Welch High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Welch, OK)

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THE S THE STAR May, 1923 STAFF : Editor-in-Chief .................. J OE PACE Business-Manager .......... AETHUB. Woons Assistant Editor ........... HELENA PARKER Assi-stant Bus. Mgr.--- ....... J OHN FoUsr Athletic Editor ...... ..... AL MA Goonmn Art Editor ........ ..... D ALE GRINDLE . MARY W1LsoN Joke Editors .... --- - DENNIS CRAIG As a narrative of school life in the Welch High School for the year 19.23, we present this, our year-book, T he Star. I t is the aim of the staff, in this pub- lication, to portray life as it is in the class-room, the societies, and the outside activities of the school. Our purpose is to show the advancement and progress of Welch High, particularly through the progress of the largest graduating class ever seen in Welch. -The Staff. I A PROBLEM Teacher: Johnnie, how many feet are there in one yard? Johnny: Well, it jes' depends on whose yard you are talking about. Mr. A: Mr. Jones is the most henpecked man in the world. Mr. B.: How so? Mr. A.: His wife makes him put on even- ing clothes to sit a.t home and listen to the radio concert. Adv. Manager: Well, Habib Moussa, what luck did you have in getting ads today? Ad. Solicitor: I got two orders in one place. Ad. Mgr.: Good! What were they? Ad. Sol.: One to go out, and the other to stay out. Let me see, said the minister, who was filling out the marriage certificate, and had forgotten the date, .Hthis is the Hfth, is it not? No, sir, said the bride, with some in- dignation, this is only my third. ' TAR . I i i . I I I l.1..1ng1p1l.1ll1llvl Father: Why do you take two steps at a time when you go up the stairs? J ust-Graduated: To save shoe leather, father. Father: Fine, Hne, that's fine. But son, when you are taking two steps at a time be sure you do not split your trousers. Senior: Why do girls wear hairnets? Freshie: Oh, I don 't know. Senior: Well, it's to keep the rats from drowning in the marcel waves. Bill, to his dad: What do you call a man who runs an auto? Bill's dad: Depends on how close he comes to me. John: Where 's Coach? Kenneth: He's over eating at the lunch counter. John: Say, who ever heard of anybody overeating at a lunch counter? Sign over doorbell: Please knock the doorbell out of commission. lp-nq1lg1pq-gl1qg1gg1g1n-u WELCH CATTLE CO. Dealers ..in.. LIVESTOCK glqiun-up1une-cure J. B. GRINDLE Funeral Director and Licensed Embalmer Phone 66

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- THE STAR I ll1lI--n1llill:ll-all-1llillxllrn-p:1q1lu:ll1ll1lhcl1ll1ls1ll1 lq1l.1lg1..1l'1,- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 HOME ECONOMICS Left to right.-Naomi Zellars, Madalin Witham, Irene Holeman, 'Lucy Hartstock, Bertha Heckshire, Arah Shouse, Bess Yadon, Myrtle Litle, Irene Armstrong, Bidy Battles, Sylvia Hankins, Marie Leake, Leona Hall, Fern Williams, Opal Talley, Faye Dillon, Marietta Neil, Ruth Alley, Bessie Bump. ' rv--v--.-.--.-.-v-rv-v-v-.-v-v-.-.-v----r.'-v-v--v-vA-.v-,-.-J-.-v-J--vw r.-.-.-.--v-fsf.-.--.-.- THE DEPARTMENTS Ssuperinteq1denJtfProvines several years ago, when superintendent of the local schools, induced the board of education to introduce manual training in the high school. And it was due to his foresight that permanent equipment of high quality was put in the de- partment. Since its establishment, this de- partment has steadily grown in popularity and in efficiency. This year the class has been large, but notwithstanding has done a remarkable year's work. A showing of the completed projects justly reflects credit on both the teacher and class. At about the same time that manual training department was placed in the school a commercial department was also organiz- ed and courses in shorthand, bookkeeping, typewriting and other commercial branches have been offered. This year the classes in bookkeeping and typewriting have been es- pecially large, and their work has been of high order. And the class in shorthand al- though small, has done most excellent work. It is hoped that this department can be still further strengthened. Another department of which the student body and, in fact, the entire constituency are proud of, is the department of home econom- ics, This year the department has been housed in better quarters than formerly and the department has been virtually re-equip- ped. Under the skillful direction of Miss Ada 1,111111.1.I1'I1pI1ll1:l1ql1lq.-1111:-1111111111:1-ll1Il1ll1: Gentry, the instructor, this department has proved to be very popular, and a foundation has been laid for still greater work. SHAKESPEARE IN W. H. S. Freshman year+-HA Ooinedy of Errors. Sophomore year-t'Much Ado About Notla-- ing. Junior year- As You Like It. Senior yearM'tAll's Well that Ends Well. Mr. Hall: Put more spirit into this song. Now, let everyone open his mouth and throw himself into it! Jack: I saw a man fall off of a forty- foot ladder, and it didn't hurt hint , Esta: How did that come? Jack: He fell elf the second step. Bess: He tried to put his arm around me three times. Pauline: Gee, he must have some arm. A little rubber eraser, A little pen and ink, Make a bad report card Look better than you think. ' Little cracks of laughter, Little gobs of fun, Take gobs off your deportment, Ere the term is done. .141-1.1-pl1qp1uu1u1n11.11an1ua-n1n1u1n1u1u-u1 1 11.1.1

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