Wilburton High School - Diggers Yearbook (Wilburton, OK)

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fpezvtvmafz As times marches on and as our vision becomes clearer, our minds and our thoughts insensibly revert to other times it becomes our proud but painful duty to dedicate this annual We wish to pay the truth and tribute to the worth and work of a great ard good man To a man who did not follow the beaten path but followed the woods and streams wherever nent position in Who was refused cess or faithful to stoop the fear his fancy dictated To a man who earned and held a high and p omi- Judged man who of suc power the public schools of Oklahoma Who Judged as he would be to every trust and who carried the torch of truth To a except to lift who could not be bribed by the promise of failure, who would not bow to man or men for place or a man who was ever proud of his country and state that was and ever will be p oud of him To a man in whose nature there was no compromise and to whom there were but two paths the right and wrong, and who ever adhered to the right To him who has left with us, and to the generations that are to come as the hou s perish into eternity, the wealth and memory of a brave, imperious, honest man who bowed alone to death. To TED COOPER, whom nature has covered with the laurel wreath and wealth of Spring, this high school annual is most sincerely, reverently and affectionately dedicated. I I n ' t g A , - To O .. ,

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w's,,, .ov 'o . n U . f Q 'lf , -. xx .,--'j Y,-,ts -., I Foreword 5 1 of J Q L -fr- Back in the 1890's the popular mode of travel was the horse and buggy and the bicycle-built-for two There is a considerable difference between those and our ways of travel today We have everything from stream-lined cars to faster than sound jets Their ten to fifteen miles an hou is quite a con trast to our more-than 700- miles hour jets But no matter what conveyance you decide to take to go through this book whether you take a slow, analytical, observing look or a quick, fleeting glance,we sincerely hope that you en Joy every page of it N an i .r - 1 X 2 - - - I . an C if C x, I .1 . I C C : I I 'I I ' x , X 5 1 g s Q s 3 2 13 I I C I l I ... ,N J - ' ' I Q.-,J Y z I 'g '-' .P .- 'Q .Q -N ,,f Qi. .,,,, ...Q . .., .

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'75 f 'P'X R RAYMOND E COX SUPEHINTENDENT is MR LEROY PRESIDENT BOLT upermtendent As we write a few lines for the annual our thoughts go back to that Sunday in October when we lost our good friend and co-worker , Ted Cooper We will always cherish his loyal ty, friendship and efficient services H s services have been efficiently replaced, but his memory will linger in our hearts I heart- ily concur in the dedication of this book to Ted 'ooper The faculty and students are enJoying the new building and equipment We wish to thank all the people of Wilburton for helping to make this possible Any time we can be of ser- vice just let us know Sincerely, Board 0fEducat1nn DG- DR J M HARRIS JR VICE PRESIDBIT l NOT SHOWN! MRS ADA BLACKUOOD Fil if D FERRIS CLERK MEMBER MEMBER MR HUEY BOYD I ,, g I 1 - . 1 V n I 1 3 Y ,W e ' 'ss ' ,M A x ,f A M I L! S . V 1 'Ur , . C 0 D U