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The Buck Annual Senior Section of the Hominy News 5# THE BUCK ANNUAL SENIOR SECTION OF THE HOMINY NEWS Hominy High School Seniors of 1939 June 2, 1939 Dedication |i nts. Since 1925, the average en- Looking Backward ro.lment has been 276. The est enrollment at any time wa« From the second floor of the 315 in the year 1937-'38. T. J. McCLARY Horace Mann building to the pres­ In 1917, the Boa:d cf Education ent well-equipped modern high employed six high school teachers, To one who is never so busy t.'at school building and from a grad­ who also taught in the seve th and he can not lend a helping hand; uating class consisting of one se­ eighth grades. In 1939, ten high never so tired that he can i ot nior in 1913, to the graduating 9chq 1 teachers give instruction in work; never so stern that he ca ;- class of 48 in 1939, is a long pe­ the senior high school alone. In not smile; never so merry that h? riod of time, during which many 1917, English, mathematics, his­ can not frown; and never- so cccu- changes have taken place. tory, foreign language, and phys­ pied that he cannot be sympathet­ Between the years 1904 and ics were taught. In recent years, ic; to one who is a friend of the 1939, the Hominy school plant has to these subjects have been add id entire stude and i f tl i ulty; to the gra <l old young man grown from one small stone build­ ther courses in scienca, commer- of Hominy High School; to Thom­ ing to four' buildings. The Hor­ 'ial training, manual tra'ring. do- as J. McClarey we dedicate this, ace Mann buiklirg was ready fro nestic science, vocational ag occupation about the year 1910. the fifth volume of THE BUCK. tine, speech, vocal and instrumen­ The Mullins school building, which is now being reconstructed, was tal music built in 1922. The second floor cf From 1923 to 1920. the average graduates; from 1931 to 1933, the size of the graduating class was the Horace Mann was used for r average for forty-two; and from high school classes until 1921. A* four. Tre Senior Class of '19 wa 1936 to 1939, the average was for­ this time the high school students composed of six girls; the class of ty-eight. Over a period of twenty- left the over-crowded Horace '20 had six boys and two girls. eight years the Hominy Eoaid i l Mann to take up their activities in From 1921 to 1925 the average Education has presented diplomat the present Junior High School number of graduates was twenty- to 687 graduates. The sma'lest building. For only four year's this :>ne. A remarkable increase was graduating classes were those of building seemed inadequate for se­ made between the year of 1924, 1913 and 1915. when there was nior high school. In 1925, the pres­ with its twenty-five graduates, only one graduate; the la ent Senior High School building and tho year of 1925, with its class was the class of '34, which was ready for an enrollment ot forty graduates. From 1926 to consisted of sixty-twe members. about two-hundred forty-three stu- 1930, H. H. S. averaged thirty-four In recent years two classes thai THE BUCK CLASS OFFICERS H onor Roll PRESIDENT PAUL HOPSON Oklahoma Honor Society is VICE-PRESIDENT MARCIA MULLENDORE composed of students who rank in the upper ten per cent of the en- \RY ANNIE LAURIE COMBS udent body of their n YELL LEADER WARREN ADAMS tive schools. There are t\\ SONG LEADER LOUISE DRUMMOND eignt members from Hominy REPORTER HARMONY WALKER School who earned membership m this society by their excelling in BUCK STAFF scholastic attainments and by high standards of conduct. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF HARMONY WALKER Following is the roli of Ho ASSISTANT EDITOR MARCIA MULLENDORE membership: LITERARY EDITORS DORA LEMING, MATHOL WOOD 1. Marcia Mullendoi e. MUSIC EDITOR LOUISE DRUMMOND 2. Max Moore. 3. Marguerite Shaw. SPORTS EDITOR BILLY LEE 4. Mary Lou Jacks. TYPIST MILDRED TALKINGTON 5. Mathol Wood. ADVERTISING MANAGER GEORGE ELSEY 6. Madge Warner. 7. James Robinson. have been outstanding in scholar­ 8. Helen Rudisell. ship are the Class cf '34 and the Farewell 9. Harmony Walker-. Class of '36. These two c!arse.c. 10. Chariene Adkins. have the record of having had fiv 11. Dora Leming. students on the Honor Roll for a I The last four years, \2. Terry Alice King. four year's spent in high school. As the days went by,. 13. Earl Smith. The students during the past six We spent with joy 14. Buena Barlow. who have attained such an At Hominy High, 15. Mary Jane Wilkinson. honor- are: from the Class of '34, 16. John Wagnon. George Adams, Aubrey Barlow, 17. Mary Lee Upshaw. Velma Hopkins, Murl Larkin, and But our diplomas 18. Floyd Ncel. Allen Russell, jr.; from the Class Which we are about to receive. 19. Virginia Allen. of '35, Pauline Cope, Clayton Sim­ Tell us that our time 20. Jeane Allsman. mons, and Maxine Westbrook: Has come to leave. 21. Billy Daniels. From the Class of '36, Rex Grah­ 22. Esteline Bashaw. am, Floyd Gregory, Quintcn 23. Betty Fae Howard Peters, Granville Walker, jr., and And now with what We learned and know, 24. Faye Goodman. Alice Mae Jenkins: from the Class 25. Gene Comer. cf '37, Joy Adams, Marie Hendrix Out into this world We'll go. 26. Carl Blue. Doris Richmond; from the Class of 27. Maurine Gaylor. '38, Floyd McSpadden ard Junile 28. Clarence Vandruff. Vandruff; from the Class of '39. We'll seek our fortunes, Marcia Mullendore, Harmony Whether big or small, Walker and Mathol Wood. And hope that happiness Touches each and all. Some of us may be failures. And some of us may do well. But about the answer, Time alone will tell. But our work is done and we must go Though sad at parting we feel w know That we'll face the world as the days go by, With the knowledge we've gained from Hominy High. So we say good-bye In a way you can tell, Tis a happy, but, too, MINNIE M. MOORE Tis a sad farewell. SUPT. J. R. STAIB THE BUCK Dorothy Theodore Bowers Chainey Maurice Ann e Laurie Corbell Combs Leona Jack Crosslen Cox THE BUCK WISHING THE GRADUATES THE REALIZATION OF THEIR FONDEST DREAMS AND SUCCESS IN ALL UNDERTAKINGS! The REXALL Store THE BUCK George Elsey Alfred Oleva Hackler Fast Doris Frazier Udlell Harper —5^ THE BUCK CITY OF HOMINY Osage County 1. Public owned water system. 2. Public owned light system. BOOST YOUR CITY AND MAKE HOMINY A BETTER PLACE TO LIVE I T. F. DUKES MAYOR E. L WALKER, City Clerk. EARL BUSBY, Chief of Police. QUALITY ICE CREAM 'The Ice Cream With Quality 1" Hominy, Oklahoma THE BUCK Shirley Hazlip Harmony Piul \\ alker Hopson Dorothea ' Paid Hill liutchens THE BUCK Congratulations Seniors The Brondel Store is happy to join with the merchants of Hominy in extending their best wishes to the sraduating class of Hominv School for the year of Nineteen Hundred and thirty nine. Your cap and gown represents twelve years of hard, conscientious work. It has, in a measure, prepared you to take your place in the life of the commun­ ity in which you live. BRONDEL'S GROCERIES, MEATS AND VEGETABLES "TRADE HERE WITH CONFIDENCE" 124 WEST MAIN HOMINY, OKLAHOMA THE BUCK Esther Jolly Errett Kirkbride Mancil Lucille Kilgore Kemohah Gwendolyn Clarence Longenecker Linville -9— THE BUCK WE OFFER CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS ON THE SUCCESSFUL COMPLETION OF TWELVE YEARS OF ENDEAVOR! Holmes Service Station $5 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '39 gs HOMINY FUNERAL HOME 10 THE BUCK Verna Mae Larkin Bob Mcllroy Alvin Roberts Dora Leming Bonnell Mitts Jack Rudisell THE BUCK Congratulations to the Seniors of '39 AMANDA KELLAR Superintendent of HOMINY HOSPITAL -12 THE BUCK Everett Betty Jo Rodden Moon Elmer Marcia Smith Mullendore Bettie Lee Jack Rush Thompson THE BUCK FROM A NATION-WIDE INSTI­ TO THE GRADUATES OF 1939 TUTION WE SEND CONGRATU­ WE EXTEND OUR CONGRATU­ LATIONS TO THE FUTURE LATIONS AND WISH FOR YOUR BUILDERS OF THE NATION, SUCCESS. THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1939. RITZ THEATRE J. C. PENNEY CO. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS! SENIORS OF 39 Phone 314 HOMINY GRAIN CO. NEWMAN LUMBER Phone 131 Company —14- THE BUCK Lula Belle Eldon Starr White THE BUCK MAY WE EXTEND OUR CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF NINETEEN THIRTY-NINE. Graham Service Station CONGRATULATIONS FROM GOOD LUCK, SENIORS! ARCADE NEWS STAND CONGRATULATIONS TO ROYAL GROCERY AND THE SENIORS! MARKET 103 West Main St. HOMINY MOTOR CO. -16- THE BUCK Jewel Mildred Wilcox Talkington Mathol Wood Catherine Walker Ruth Hopper THE BUCK CONGRATULATIONS WE TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY SENIORS OF '39 TO EXTEND OUR HEARTIEST and CONGRATULATIONS TO THE BEST WISHES TO YOU CLASS OF 39! 'MOTION PICTURES ARE YOUR BEST ENTERTAINMENT I" PALACE BARBER AND PETTIT THEATRE "Your Own Home Town Theatre' BEAUTY SHOP THE CAPITAL STOCK COMPLIMENTS Bach boy and girl in school is com­ posed of ambition, courage, deter­ mination and ability. The first three of which is the most important, be­ of cause "ability" is the result of the continued application of them all. Together, they constitute the "as­ sets of future transactions in the AUTO PARTS COMPANY business of life. To the end the in­ terest will be forthcoming. OVERBY'S Featuring Quality Merchandise "THE HOME OF MAYTAG" Phone 104 -18- THE BUCK WHO'S WHO of thP^rofrn st^dents werechosen by thhe Senior Class as the most, outstanding SP ahliftv P" T„hey,wfre ch°s*" for leadershi , scholarship, dramatic ability, mu­ sic ability, or general dependability.
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