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

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Cover; Official state por- trait of Will RoRcra, paint- ed by Oklalioma artist Cliarlcs Banka Wilson. CONTENTS Administration 18 Student Life 42 Organizations 78 Athletics 148 Classes 176 LARIAT ' 67 published by the annual staff of WILL ROGERS HIGH SCHOOL Tulsa, Oklahoma Volume 28 ujiy

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trr. i ,• ' 1., i . ' .T :■ , ,!i; i m m Twenty-eight years ago a new school was erected in the eastern suburb of the budding city of Tulsa. Its untrodden halls were bare; it silently awaited the generations of students who would give it character and vitality. Today, after twenty-eight classes have passed through its doors. Will Rogers High School stands proud and majestic beneath the Sooner skies, a focal point of a progressive city. Its unique character, forged from the personalities of thousands of students, is en- riched by a tradition of greatness . . . yet a tradition of humility. As part of this tradition, we face the per- petual challenge to surpass the customs estab- lished by former classes, to explore new paths and to generate new ideas. Our high school years are like a torch which we bum brightly for a brief time and then pass on to the next generation. Though we cannot halt the inevitable pass- ing of time, we pause, and look down the path of memories of our years at WiU Rogers High School — not a place, but a tradition.