Will Rogers High School - Lariat Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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N AND ON ana' on and ou, a'uring our waking hours, we, tlze faithful clocks at VVill Rogers, have iuatchecl the activities of the students and faculty, for twelve happy years. Through these years we have tried our best to speed up :luring those tiresome English and history classes and slow down during' the pep assemblies, parties, and exciting ball games, but Old Father Time stops us. Duritzjf the hot Auffust flats o 1950 we saw the oothall hots rlraffffitzv in S 15 . 7 . bb h to their gunz lockers after long hours on the practice field. In a few more claus x ,V P? X ev 'url'

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