Welch High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Welch, OK)

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.. W. II. S., Twp row III-ft to rigI1tB-ARAII SHOIISE, J. VV. MARTIN, JEVVEIIE COI'I'ERS LEUNA IIAI.I., KENNETII ROLLER, SYLVIA IIANKINS. Sm-voml row-OPAI, KEENER, .IOE CARRICO, OPAL MILLER, GEORGE MOR- RISON, AUIJREY DAVIS. Third row-LEE VVARDEN, MARYBELLE FARRINGTON, JOE YATER, ANNA ANIJREVVS, MAIDELENE VVITHAM, DARIUS TRUTH. Fourth row-RERTHA RITCHEI., VVESLEY HOLEMAN, NORMA LAIDUKE, RAYMOND GORTON, MARIE LEAKE. Fifth row-MARIETA NEIL, 'WILRER CARRIED, RIDY RA'I'TI.ES, NVIIAIA PARKER, NVILRITR MIRES, HELEN IIITGIIINS. ..........-I,...,. I 9 2 4

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,m.Wll1.S,M soPHoMoREs CLASS OFFICERS President . . . Bidy Battles Vice President . . . . J- VV- Martin Secretary and Treasurer . . Audrey Davis Sergeant at Arms . . . LCC VV2lI'd9H Class Editor . . - lVilIf121 P21I'kCI' Freshman Sponsor . . Miss HHHSOII Sophomore Sponsor . . Mrs. Martin CLASS COLORS: Purple and Gold . CLASS FLOYVERZ Red R030 CLASS Morro ' A smooth sea never makes a skillful mariner. CLASS YELL VVe have no yell, we have no yell, But when we yell, we yell like Rip Van VVink1e's little yellow pup, Sophomores, Sophomores, 11ever give up. SOPHOMORE HISTURY After nine years of toil and constant preparation we hold a very prominent place in the VVelch High School. VVe started the year of 1922 with thirty-eight new Freshmen. They were all willing workers and took the general hurrah like true sports. We soon built several records that caused the other classes to notice us in a different light. By the end of the school year we had advanced so much that we were sent to make the Sophomore Class of 1924. VVe have lost part of our old gang somewhere along this road to knowledge, but we trust the remaining members feel duty bound to make the Class of 1926. They say the Sophomores have an easy time, but even though we don't work as hard as we did when we were Freshmen, we always have our lessons. But the Juniors do a lot of talking about things that we don't believe is in their lesson. The Seniors are always getting oil' from school to go after this or that. VVe hate to say just what we think, but they act like teacher's pets. .Wl924aWt WNW

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I--O O O0'O0l Of-l Q 4- s 5 2 9 Q Y 2 Q l Y 9 ! 9 ? Y 9 6 9 E 3 Y Q .... ,anno FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President . ...... Esther Rohmiller Vice President . . . . Gladys Hillegas Secretary and Treasurer . . Esther Grindle Sergeant at Arms . . . . VVi1fred Smith Advisor . . . .... Miss Josephine Linihan CLASS COLORS: Silver and Purple CLASS FLOVVER: Yellow Tea Rose CLASS MOT TO Be a Lifter, Not a Leaner FRESHMAN HISTORY The Freshman assembled at the first of school forty-three strong. Of this number the greater part had come in from the surrounding dis- triets. Officers were elected, class colors and flower decided upon and the wheels began to turn on our first year in XV. H. S. Excellent parties have been given and we have had a very busy year winning beauty contests, etc. Out of the forty-three, four of the girls and one boy play on the first team in basket ball. May we ever grow more intellectual as the years pass, but ever re- member our first year in Old VV. H. S. 1 9 2 4