News from the 1968 Little Wolverine

All seniors draining their memory banks for the ACT test . . . it was quite hard, wasn’t it? . . . Everyone is glad to have Robert Goodfellow back in school . . . Mona Morgan getting her hair cut . . . Brenda Byerly and John Stirman getting things straightened out . . .

WHAT AMERICA MEANS TO ME

Hello my name is David Olney and I am a senior at Holdenville High School. What America means to me is a lot of different things. The first thing that comes to mind is freedom. Freedom is the first thing that everyone sees when they look at America and it’s the most important part of our country.
DAVID OLNEY RECEIVES $500 SCHOLARSHIP FROM STATE REPRESENTATIVE DAVID SMITH FOR HIS WINNING ESSAY: “WHAT AMERICA MEANS TO ME”

Looking Back...the Year was 1968

NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY - First Row: Jean Cantrell, Karen Parsons, Jerry Harwell, Connie Hughes, Joyce Lakey, Kathy Kernek. Second Row: Mr. Lovett, Ramsey Cantrell, Carolyn Harwell, Rebecca Davis, Rhonda Sexton, Carol Sherry, donna Ingram, Mrs. Hamilton.
Looking Back...the Year was 1968

Holdenville Round-Up Club Returns!

The Holdenville Round-Up Club is coming back! We will have a kickoff meeting on June 18 at 7pm, at the Holdenville Fairgrounds and Billy A. Moss arena. All interested in being a part of our organization, are welcome to attend.
Holdenville Round-Up Club Returns!

Memorial Day at Holdenville Cemetery

Peyton Robinson, Serenity Langdon, and Brett Bruner were among the many volunteers who helped place flags on the graves of every Veteran at Holdenville Cemetery Sandy Odum was happy to have her two grandsons, Sam and Zac Stallcup help place flags across Holdenville Cemetery in honor of our Veterans.
Memorial Day at Holdenville Cemetery