West High School - Yearbook (Muskogee, OK)

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JI! WEST HIGH SCHOOL ITS ORGANIZATION AND STUDENT ACTIVITIES 13 1. I 'h 'iso ,5 yeovks ' . .,,-. ffl! .,54 i3., -...eu .,, ,Auf YQ?N-'E ,ff . K- aff? .Cf 647' . .. . ', ' 'N - ' I 'J, , ...T .Y,e3j,1,,,.ffT7' - 1- R-sk, 'ff ' -iz -A - ' .- N35 4 ,,' -,..,e ,.,g ' f .,,f- gf, f f4'.', , ' ' T 1 f Pi. -ee ff ,1'IAy',. 5,571 I My ff 155' W ,-1 A, ,6,f',,!-'lfmyf-A' ,ill Ajfefif ' 4' my! i2,,ifj,7lP-x 'L'-'7'Z::,.n ,QLD . 'X f' . ffl ' Q51 The West High School colors are Blue and White. The solool emblem is the Eagle. The school paper is the WEST HIGH SCHOOL EAGLE , The athletic teams are referred to as the West High School Eagles. THE WEST HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT'S CREED I believe in honesty, integrity, and loyalty to my school, I believe in developing my character along the lines of dependable Ohristiah citizenship. I, therefore, consider it a duty and a prive ilege to cooperate with m teachers and classmates in order that I may best serve my school and the community in which I live. A WEST HIGH scHooL MARGHING some Here's to West High School And We all know That it is the bestg So sing her praises loudly So that all may hear! Hold our heads up proudly, We have none to fear For West High, the Best High, Is our High School! ---Helen G. Clark, Class of '34

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1 Zp mpg p pp WEST HIGH SCHDQnAppp ppli-FMAT nm ness: cm enema y I believe in the United States of America as a government of the people, by the people, for the peopleg whose just powers are deriv- ed from the consent of the governedg a democracy in a republicg a sover- eign nation of many sovereign statesg a perfect union, one and insepar - ableg established upon those principles of freedom, equality, justice, and humanity for which american patriots sacrificed their lives and fortunes. i. t I, therefore, believe it is my duty to my country to love itg to support its Gpnstitutiong to obey its lawsg to respect its flagg and to defend it against all enemies. ' THE FLAG SALUTE 'H I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America, and to the Republic for which it stands: one nation indivisible, with liberty and Justice for all. The assembly program and all homeroom programs in West High 'School open with the Flag Salute, followed by the Bible Reading. When the pledge to the flag is call for everyone should come to attention . The pledge is given with the right hand flat against the heart and facing the flag. The words of the pledge are repeated solemnly and distinctly: as the words Uto the flagu are repeated, the right hand is extended to- ward the flag with palm upward and fingers close together, thumb enclosed in the palmgthc arm and hand are held in that position Cmarked by a 45 degree angle with the bodyj until the end of the pledge is reached, at which time the hand should be brought back to the position of salute. In assembly the salute will be held until the boys in charge of the flag have placed it in the standard and have finished their salute. WEST HIGH SCHOOL In nineteen hundred and twenty, A. D. They built a school for you and me. The eagle is our emblem, Ho! And under the blue and white we gog We capture honors, carry the cupsg Wherever the battle, We're always Uupsn. Hard work is our leaderg our goal is the sky! And thousands the honors that we carry high. HBestU is our password, and HPepU is our nameg Wherever you find us, W're straight in the game. We love our dear toachers,and'keep off the grassy Need no iron railings, We do not trespass! And now, dear people, whenever you meet A boy or a girl who knows how to treat With generoous praise the Winner, just try To remember he belongs to WEST HIGH 1 f ' ---Ruth A. Moore, Class of '30