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Top Row - Carrie V. Wooden, Assistant Editor, Curtis Nolen, Business Manager, Thelma Johnson, Secretary, Milton Edwards, Assistant Editor.

Inset - Bobbie Pitts, Editor.

Second Row - Roy Baxter, Betty Canterbury, Maxine Cheshire, Harold Clements, Dimple Cobbs.

Third Row - Edith Alice Cooper, Rosanna Courtney, Cora Marie Emerson, Dorthy Houston, J. V. Lancaster.

Fourth Row - Jimmy McReynolds, Helen Price, Jessie Sample, Mary Steichen, George Waibel.

Bobbie Pitts - Salutatorian - Hi-Y Queen

Dorothy Houston - Outstanding Girl

Lewis Pratt

Gene Hashagen

Curtis Nolen

On October first, after school, the Band, Drum Corps, Pepooses and part of the student body formed a parade through the downtown district to show the Chieftains that we were behind them 100 percent to win.

Bristow Parade

After school on November the twelfth, a parade was formed by the Sapulpa and Bristow Bands, Drum Corps, Pep Clubs, and students through the main part of the city. This was a very special game because the winning team was to be presented with a loving cup from the American Legion. Were we proud when our boys won after a hard battle with Bristow's Purple Pirates!

On December 10, 1937 this wedding was presented by the Business Men of our city and some high school students for the benefit of the Senior Yearbook Fund.

Mr. C. E. Cooper acted as the blushing bride and Mr. O. R. Rule was the bashful bridegroom.

Ole' King Cole's Court

On December 7, 137 Ole' King Cole's Court, featuring the coronation of Wayne Alexander as King, was presented in the High School Auditorium. The Beauty Contest, an operetta written by Grand and Shaefer, was given by the Glee Clubs. These plays were sponsored by the Auditorium Board and the Vocal Music Department.

Remember the Day - On May 3, 1938, the Senior Class presented "Remember the Day, a ply written by Philo Higley and Phillip Dunning. The play was under the direction of Mrs. Miller, and Philip Dunning. This play, under the direction of Mrs. Miller.

Top Group

First Row - Eva Bolen, Carrie V. Wooden, Billy Colvin, Thelma Johnson, Bobbie Pitts.

Second Row - Bertha Ledbetter, Rosanna Courtney, Dimple Cobbs, Edith Allen Cooper, Jimmy McReynolds.

Third Row - J. B. Moore, Curtis Nolen, Lewis Pratt, Joe Paul Suttlemyer.

Bottom Group

First Row - Billy Rawdon, Maxine Cheshire, Rachel Patty, Rosanna Courtney, Jim McReynolds, Edith Cooper, John Hibbard, Leroy Holzemer, Billy Colvin, Thelma Johnson, Bobbie Pitts, Mrs. Miller.

Second Row - Eva Bolen, Dimple Cobbs, Cora Marie Emerson, Bruce Dabney, Marguerite Meyer, Jack Lacock, Joe Paag, LeRoy Stanley, Gene Hashagen, Milton Edwards, Curtis Nolen.

Bottom Group 
First Row - Barbara Whitson, Elizabeth Steichen, Jimmy Canterbury, Lyons Wilcox, Doris Rose Henderson, Jackie Chadwick.

Second Row - Miss Shipp, Wathena Hubbard, Ted Walker, Elbert Mason, Jim Berry, Gordon Shumard.

The Impatience of Job - On April 1, 1938, the Junior Class presented a three act comedy written by Pauline Phelps and Marion Short. The play was under the direction of Miss Lillian Shipp.

On Friday, December the third, the Senior Class entertained the football boys, Coach Allen and his wife, members of the  Board of Education and their wives, Principal and Mrs. Ransbarger and Superintendent and Mrs. Shaw. The dinner was held in the high school cafeteria. The theme of the banquet was "A Circus" with the cafeteria decorated as the "big top".

HI-Y Banquet

The annual senior Hi-Y Sweetheart Banquet was held in the High School cafeteria, March 4, 1938, with Ted Walker as toastmaster.

Mr. E. O  Shaw, was the guest speaker. Lewis Pratt welcomed the guest who were introduced by their dates. The program consisted of  cornet duet by J. L. Collins and LeRoy Stanley and a piano solo by Anna Mae Michener. Group singing was led by Victor Harmony, after which Carl Welch officiated at the coronation of the Hi-Y Queen, Bobbie Pitts.