Welch High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Welch, OK)

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on-wnwsworvo--1 -o r XX ll S. .. -.Q . - A Top Row MR. J. J. RRUNICR Have all the fun you can but do not come to me if you get in trouble. Class advisor the last two years. IiTlilil. CURRY No one need tell all they know to learn more? Normal Training Story Telling and llome Economic ESTA-LEE WHEATLEY iff one smile causes another smile, she causes many smiles. Normal Training Dramatles and llome ECOHOIIIIC 1924 Lower Row HIELENA PARKER She is as content now as she be if she owned the world. would General Course Student Council and Editor of School Paper CASSIE LINIHAN Her thoughts take place in and demand attention? words Normal Training Dramaties and Rasket Rall 1921, '22, '23 RAY NEWMAN He never allows a study to inter- ruipt other important business. General Course Student Council and Athletic Club

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W. II. S. SENIORS CLASS OFFICERS ' President . . ...... . Dale Grindle Vice President . . . - J0hIl Foust Secretary and Treasurer . . . Veva HendriX Sergeant at Arms . . . . Andrew Rohmiller MOTTO: Strive to Excel FLOVVER: Yellow Tea Rose CLASS YELL Nineteen Rahs, Twenty-four Rahs, Seniors, Seniors, Rah, Rah, Rah. Class Advisors for the four years are follows: Freshmen, Mrs. NVrinkleg Sophomore, J. T. Blackburn, Juniors, J . J. Brunerg Senior, J. J. Bruner. . ' SENIOR CLASS HISTORY ' Four years ago the XVeleh High School opened its doors to forty-two new pupils. Most of them were from the rural districts. Work was carried on during this year in a splendid fashion, then we made the Sophomore without a failure. The year as Sophomores was one of success as the Sophomores won the basket ball contest that was held between the classes. VVe still held our pep and steam, and were represented in all school activities. The Junior Class of 1922 did many things, but most noted are the Junior play and the Junior and Senior banquet. We take our last stand as a Senior Class of 1924 with seventeen members. Every day we do our best that our school life will be more worth while. Where we can we lend a helping hand to help some fellow student of our school. VVe hope that through our influence there will be great progress next year. 1 9 2 4

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VV. ll. ..,.., S Top Row JOHN FOUST He is careless and free but fame he has a-plenty. Business Manager Star Vice President and Basket Ball Captain 1924 BEULAH MUIJD A friend and advisor to all in school and a Sllllle that means so much. Normal Training Story Telling and Home Economic VEVA HENDRIX Her ways are pleasant and her SIIIIIOS win many friends. General Course Secretarv and Treasurer and Girls' Athletic Club B. B. '24 .... l924 Lower Row RUBY WELDEN Mistress of' herself who twice before she speakethf' thinketh Normal Training Story Telling and Home Economic IUNE TALLEY Her face is fair as the lily, thoughts as clear as the sky? her General Course Music and Major in Hlstory V ANDREW ROHMILLER Every thought is full of mirth altho in earnest he may be. General Course Sergeant at Arms Athletics B. B. 1923, '24