Weleetka High School - Outlaw Yearbook (Weleetka, OK)

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Mdioiw— TO MR. JOE PARSONS, OUR SUPERINTENDENT AND FRIEND WE KEEL THAT YOUR GUIDANCE, INCREASING PATIENCE, AND SINCERE HELPEDIN ESS HAVE CONTRIBUTED GREATLY TOWARD THE HAPPINESS AND SUC- CESS OF OUR HIGH SCHOOL CAREER AND WILL HELP US TOWARD A BETTER AND MORE PROSPEROUS LIFE. SO, PERHAPS BY DEDICATING THIS, OUR 1961 OUTLAW , TO YOU, WE CAN REPAY YOU IN SOME SMALL WAY FOR THE DEVOTION AND PERSONAL IN- TEREST YOU HAVE GIVEN US ALL.

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 , ???.• '3 y W4 . awirifea As we turn the pages of this yearbook, it brings to mind many memories of our past years at school, and also opens the doors of tomorrow. We are now standing on the threshold of accomplishment. Who can predict our impact on tomorrow's world? This alone challenges us to set our goals high, grasp opportunity, giro serrice, and face life with hearts filled with courage and life. fti these pages, you will find our life at W.H.S. in picturesj the four years of life upon which we now place our trust for the future. onora thrift es 2® ihmritatng

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HE'S NEVER TOO BUSY TO HELP HIS STUDENTS. CHE OF HIS FINEST QUALITIES IS HIS WAY OF BEING AT EASE AND MAKING THOSE AROUND HIM FEEL THE SAME. IF HE HAS ANY TIME FOR HIMSELF, HE AND SOME OF HIS BUDDIES SPEND THEIR VALUABLE SAT- URDAY AFTEHiOCNS FILLING EIGHTEEN CAVITIES ON THE GOLF COURSE AT A NEARBY COMMUNITY. OTHER TIMES HE HAS OKU A FEW MIN- UTES TO TRY A STROKE OR TWO IN HIS OWN YARD BEFORE HE HAS TO LEAVE FOR SOME IMPORT- ANT MEETINOS IN THE COMMUNITY OR WITH CHURCH GROUPS. HE CAN COCK, TOO, ?