Woodward High School - Boomer Yearbook (Woodward, OK)

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Russell Laune Wayne Proctor Thelma Bradbury Harry Wllcox Merle Hudson feorgla Whlte Wlnona Hunter Helen Healey Rosa Blumer Marlon Wlnter Leona HaFg1S Ross Lake Lxlhe Hundorf Robert Whlte Justme Burkett J -XNIIE GORE 73 , . . . . . I .

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President Vice Pres Treasurer Secretary Humor Glass q9lDt6lTlb8l '14 ushered in a xerx happy school wear for the Juniors also one of great accomplishments both m the school room and in other activities The twenty alert and enthusiastic students who constitute our class have xx orked together successfully We ale lvvus willing to do our share and more endeavormg in various wavs to assist in raising the High School to a higher standing During the first term we published two issues of the first school paper The North West Wind There is no doubt but that such a paper is an aid to the advancement of our school We are quite proud of our work and hope the class of 17 will issue even a better publlcatlon We introduced a delightful feature of school work the dramatization of English Classics We presented Silas Marner in Chapel This form of dramatics is quite fascinating and we are glad to have promoted such an in terestmg phase of work The Juniors are prominent ln Athletics having a basket ball team of no mean skill Then too several of our membels have won football and basket ball letters We have organized a cl ss Debating Club and every member IS doing ewafcellent work We are also well represented in the Hlgh School Debating ub We give loyal support to the Llterary Societles Our members hold lm portant offices m both organizations parties than we have This years work vull be completed with a feeling that we have done our best and with an expectant longing and anticipation for another pleasant xear together Class Officers Robert Mvers President Gertrude Hayes Vice President FIHIQ P0119 Secretary Hattie Kmght Treasurer Flower Pink Rose Colors Green and White Niotto Be different when it is better XELL Juniors Juniors all are we Pulling together one two three Climbing climbing-well I should guess Next to the top of W. H. S. 22 Robert Myers, Gertrude Hayes, Hesler Wyand, Hattie Knight, Finis Pope .c ', 1 ' ' .' J- .' - ' fi, Q, , .'. , . . ., , . y . .L . K D , ll ' 77 ' . , l , . , , . . . . . . H . ,, . , . A , . , , . ' . . a . ,I K . . It seems hardly possible that any class could have more enjoyable class V . , H l': , I ' ' , l 11 , . , ., . . y . 'Y V Y 7 Y '

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in Znterruptch inns Affznt Come every one from far and near If th1s strange tale you wxsh to hear How a love lorn youth was led m a nme By a curly dog wlth snow Whlte han' Th1s same llttle dog IS very brlght Hls chxef aversxon lS for boys And these he feels compelled to bxte Hls mlstress who IS very falr, Had admlrers by the score But only one would ever dare And he doesnt any more When he stepped upon the walk Th1s dog began to growl, Our hero then began to balk, And 1n va1n he d1d howl Then Buster took f1rm hold The glrl to the rescue came And severely she d1d scold Sald she to her pet so dear You naughty naughty llttle mlte, I taught you better than to b1te, You re somewhat xll I fear To her sweetheart she d1d sa You can come some other day Farewell' Xou are now secure Your mother wants you, I m sure Commlttee 24 Y ! 3 - 1 ' S ' - ' ' ' lc 1: ' 'l Y . . . . , I 7 For their company he never enjoys. As her dog she put to shame. . . . . . y . ,, . . 7 ! . 7 Y ' H . , , ' Y, H Y 7 ' 9 Y Y! ll ' 71