Afton High School - Eagle Pride Yearbook (Afton, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1947 volume:

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Let ue glance briefly at their class record The first event on their calendar was to select their very able officers They were as follows President Stacey Biving Vice President Don Klnkead Secretary Treasurer Harmon Hardy Reporter Sponsor Class Colors Class Flower Motto 'The Path to Honor Lies Open to All Jack Wallace Mrs Harold Dry Blue and White Pink carnation Soon the Senior rings were selected and ordered The Seniors will remember the day the rings finally arrived the mad trip to the post office and the final 'trying em on for size ' Their choice was a good one, as we notice several members of the other classes approve to the point of wearing them The record next shows the first social gathering of the class on October 7 ln the high school building Games were played, contests were held, and refreshments Cwhich they worked so hard to preparel were enjoyed by all The class elected Mary Matlock as their football queen candidate By selling doughnuts, chances on an angel food cake, and by contribu tions, the Seniors were not to be beaten Mary won the race' Harmon Hardy, the football captain, and a Senior, took part in crowning the Manv were exempt from semester tests, proving the Seniors worked hard, not only in sports and extra curricula act1vities,but other things es well X X X X XXXXXXXKXXX XXKXXX X s x x s x x x x x N s N x x x N s x Q s 2 s x E s I x x 5 One day the Seniors almost created a school crisis by aD.arr1vlng with nice suits and dresses on They superiorly straightened then- ties and smoothed their hair as they bravely faced the photographer fortheir class pictures lldany revealed that 'Pepaodent Sm1le"l Then work on the annual began in earnest' The whip cracked and willing Seniors were seen hurrying around to aid in their new schmn project their yearbook Ervin Ash deserves much credit as an effl cient business manager, and Don Kinkead, the art editor, should be re werded for his very good work On March 7 the Senior Class presented a one act play, nPig of My Dreams ' The cast consisted of Stacey Bivins, G W Tipton, Mary Matlock, Dorothy Quandt, Dorethea Miller, and Don Brown The other member of the cast fthe pig? had stage fright and was unable to appear on opening night A three act play 'A Meddlesome Maidn, ls scheduled to be given May 1 Of course, this will be a high light in the Senior activities The Seniors have selected their announcements, and havebeen meas ured for their caps and gowns From now on they will be in a whirl of activities, and long will they remember this year of 1947 in Afton High School A L- 0 N - V , I . - .N QLIBBH. ' . "' o ' l d 1 Q , . - S 0 . . Q ' l I g 3 Q 'vu mg, Jn. KW. 'MR 'M "k'K"llh."k K1 'KR KX 'KK IIKEEFIIFEifffffffiffilllll class wan O We the class of 191.7 or the Afton High school do hereby make and declare this to be our last will and testament ln form and manner as follows: To the entire school we leave the example we have set as worthy scholars and blameless students. Our record has been spotless and in all the aims of our career we have done no deed, as a class, that we need blush for. To the JUNICR CLASS we bestow our richest treasures. Almost too numerous to mention are these same treasures and when the lower class- men hear the recital of rare legacies which fall to their possession, we hardly expect them to bear up under the shock. Our Senior dignity, our excelling wlt,our superlative brillancy and good looms, our charm- ing manners, our favor with the teachers, our splendid grades and our triumphant exit as the most popular class this school nas ever seen-- these are the rare treasures that we hand down to the coming Seniors. But it would not be fair if we withheld other valuables and with great sorrow of heart we pass them along, too. Our capacity for fun, our ability to giggle, our good times, our friendship and our loyalty, we do hereby bequeath to the Junior Class. May they count them among the richest of the legacies they have received' And now we come to the fclloxing personal bestowals which have been awarded to individuals with ccmplcte consideration to the fitness of the recipient ERVIN ASH with e blush of pride vills himself heart, soul, and body to EULA OAYLEY SFACEY BIVINS mills to BOB ASHER his ability to get along with the typ ng teacher DON BROWN wills to PATSY BUCHAI the right to write notes in history class without being caught JOHN BUTCHER wills to GEORGE SHERMAN his good looks, and his ability to be a whiz in geometry BOB BUTCHER wills to GERALDINE LIJDSEY the right to ride his horse any time she come to town JIMMIE GRUNDEN wills to TORAA JEAN RIDER his ability to play basxetball MARJORIE HOOD wills to ROWENA OAKLEY the right to make love in the drug store HARMON CTHE BODY? HARDY wills to BOB WALKER his marvelous figure LILLIAN JOHNSON wills to BRAUNDA HONEMAN the right to maxe up for lost time in her Senior year KENNETH KIRK wills to MARY LEE CRUMRINE the right to carry on a sideline romance ELMER JO MARKES wills to MARY LEMASTER his ability to raise Berkshire hogs next year MARY MATLOCK wills to DOROTHEA BOHANNAN the right to go with the F F A boys next year to Kansas City C L NA TY and his wife MARY DEAN will to LOIS WHEAT the right to get married before school is out DORETHEA MILLER will to MARY RUTH ELLS ORTH her looks figure, and her ability to go witr anyone she wishes LEE PAIMZR wills to BILL GOINS the right to be tue fastest man on the football team next year G J TIPION and RAY MOND JONES will to BETTY LOU SATDEPS and B TTY CIAQKSON their newest publications of the Charles Atlas Book JACK vALLACa wills to BILL ERVIN the right to light a cigarette before he gets off the school ground R A WILLIAMS wills to PR VA VINYARD his well Known mechani cal ability JIMMIE MILLER wills to ARTHUR NAHURIN the right to bring his car to and from school as he wishes DON KINLEAD wills to FRANRIE MILLER the right to go to Grove and other towns LOUISE JOMACK BUXTON w lls to IVA NELSON her darx curly hair and long eye lashes BLRTIE POWELL MAYS wills to GRACIE JOHNSON her good conduct button GRRALD ROBYL R wills his position as guard on the basaetball squad to AARION LEWIS DOROTHY QUANDT wills her shorthand speed to BIRDIE MUSTAIN DALE NHITMIRE wills to IRENE RUGGLES the right to be bashful at school FERN OAKLEY wills to WILBA CRUMLEY the right to read daily 'Advice to the Lovelornn And to the teachers we leave all the old paper wade and all the old chewing gum that may be found in the building '11 'R 'X 'X 'XX XTX 'X 'kX'!.'kX'KX'K'X'k"k'X'k'k'k XX YXXXXXXX 'VK ' ' Q -lhh 1 e", ,.',-,r , ',,:' , ', ., g - I . 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Cf O 0 ' D CY U ll 9' E B Q I - I 1 1 I I 1 1 1 - v l Q. - ' St' V' CLASS HISTORY The Freshman Class of l943-44 enrolled with a total number of 49 students The great surprise of the year was that our first party lasted longer than the thirty minute one we had the prevlous year However, as Freshman we were quite successful with our 'stunt' f imitating the school faculty and we won first prize in the stunt night contest When the roll call for the sophmorea of 1945 was called, the number of students had greatly diminished However, we still sufficient talent to present a very successful one act play entitled Comin' Round The Mountain ' The usual three parties were also en joved by each member As Juniors we held our limit of three parties The Junior Play 'Hobgoblin Housen, was very successful, due to the efficient managemaw of our sponsor, Miss Roseborough and the talented acting of the east Those who were a member of the cast were R A Williams, Mary lat lock, Dorethea Miller, John Butcher Bob Butcher, Don Kinkead, Bever ly Phoenix, Lillian Johnson, Patricia Roberts, Harmon Hardy, Jim Coun trymsn, and Marjorie Hood The Junior Senior Banquet was a veritable success. The Candle 'kk 'll light Theme was used and was quite impressive We remember the excel lent food, the pretty girls, and the interesting speeches On Septemb r 8, 1946 27 pupils had gained the right to call ing the vacation we were happy to welcome Bertie Powell and Ervin Ash from neighboring schools, and four returning veterans, Stacey Bivins Lee Palmer, Jack Wallace and C L Nally A fel weeks after the students were settled down to the familiar routine of school, the 'K Senlors sponsored a 'Tacky Dey A Senior, Harmon Hardy, was crowned 'King of Tacky Day' A Senior girl Mary Matlock, was crowned Foot ball Queen at an impressive ceremony upon the football field, A bou quet of yellow chrysanthemums was presented her by the football squad Later in the year, Mary Dean Nelly joined us We had our three par ties, our Senior Dey, our one ect play and our three act play The long hoped for occa 1on Graduatlon loom ln the near future, but we XX Know that we'll neve forget our hlgh School life! X59 xc llllllllfiifi'.fflffllllllllJ PROPHECY WHO S WFO AND WHY Although lt has never been publicly announced it is generally known that we possess the remarkable power of projecting ourselxes forward through the years into any given tlme in which we are inter ested To night, being restless and weary with the cares of the day, we longed for a change of scene and time So, closing our eyes and relaxing we wished ourselves into thc public library of this town ten years from now We found ourselves in the reference room of a magnlficent new building As we glanced at the shelves our eyes were attracted by a thin red leather volume Taking it down we saw the title was 'Who's Who and Why in Afton' Eagerly we turned the pages and read the preface When we saw how interesting it was we fled back into the Now bringing the book with As we must hurry into the future again, in an hour, before the book is missed we shall let you read it We are certain you will be interested It is dedicated to the Senior Class of 19h7 a distinguished and intellectual group MARJORIE HOOD le an opera singer in a Burlesque Show She has achieved her highest ambition DORETHIA MILLER and MARY MATLOCKlave Joint ownership of a Pet shop They specialize in Monkeys, Elephants, and len LILLIAN JOHNSON is new a great social leader and she spends mostTf her time devoting her talents to the 'Fade out and close up Society' STACEY BIVINS has just re entered the Navy He is so am bltious that by the time he reaches Hawaii he will probably be an Ap prentice Seaman KENNY KIRK is now backfleld coach for the Notre Dame Kids Just a little something DON KINKEAD ls becoming quite famous for his Art Work He specializes in painting the 'Beauties of Nature' -Girls C L NALLY and wife DEANNE, are now devoting their time to theIr new book 'Advice to the Lovelorn' FERN OAKLEY is now manager of the most efficient laundry in Afton The name of her shop is 'The Lint Shop' Or could it be 'The Linn Shop? BERTIE POWELL MAYS is Soclety DOROTHY QUANDT is now instructor of the shorthand class of tre Mental Deficient Club of Afton JIH IE GRUNDEN and GERALD ROBLVER are now in the Civil Engineer Business They have just finished thelr first assignment, which was the construction of the Tunnel oflove in a F ek Side Show BOB BUTCH R is still the old klndheerted Bob and he is still leaning his horse to Geraldine to rlde totmwn any time she pleases ELMER JO MARKES is owner of a large ranch just out of Afton His motto of success is simply BBMB lBerkshlre Berkshire, More Berk shlrej JOHN BUTCHER is Professor of Geometry in the brain factory of AIUOH Poor Boy DON BROWN is still wondering around singing his be loved Theme Song 'Oh Take le Back to Northside' G W TIPTON and RAVMOND JONES are Professors of agriculture in the Afton High School nd also of the F F A Department of Afton It seems that they n wer get tired of the Kansas City tours HARMON HARDY ls an astrono mer assisted by a beautiful Girl Assistant His hobby ls Star Gaz ing Dates At his old tricks, we see R A WILLIAMS and ERVIH ASH are now fulfllling their wildest dreams and are in business together as Pool Hall Managers We always knew they would become famous LOUISE WOMACK BUXTON is leader of the S P C W Club C'The Society for Prevention of cruelty to wives'J JIMMIE MILLER 13 now a 81885 and famous undertaker and is in charge of the Durnil Funeral Home of Afton LEE PALMER ls now chief instructor of the track team of the Afton High School It seems the fame all started when he proved him- self the fastest man on the football team of A6 DALE HITMHRE is now modeling for 'Maybelline' Before returning this 'Who's Who and Why' to its place on the shelf of the future, may We congratulate the class of l9L7 on the success each of its members is about to achieve and on its famous future? 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Next the Juniors proved to be good salesmen and salesladies by s lllng more everyday gre ting cards than they had planned, causlng a econd order to be placed They sold all of the second order and Along with the work must come some fun So the first party was t 7 30 P M on Octob r 18 l9L6 and did they have fun? Well, they Then the Football Carnival came and Dorothea Bohannan was chosen as Junior Class Queen They et about to make queen money and gave 50 to th support of Dorothea as Queen The Junior boys had a bottle ack at the carnival from whlch the returns were S8tlSfBCCOry. Then the event which many had waited for, the Class Play whlcr was ntltlcd 'A Ready Made Famllyn The following class members were inrludcd in the cast, Dorothea Bohannan Lois Wheat, Arthur Lanurin, Mary Lee Crumrlnc, Bill Ervin, Patsy Buchan, Frank Miller, Graclo Johnson, and George Sherman, Almost every class member took part ln the Skits between acts or in some activity connected with the plaJ Between acts of the play they presented the sponsor, Miss Roseborough ith a boautlful bouquet of snap dragons Everyone acted their palt p rfectly, and the r ceipts were 3101 Of course they wouldn't miss a Christmas Party on December 18 They exchanged gifts and presented their sponsor with an electric clock Everyone said nit was the best party our class has had W They gladly canvassed thc town for the March of Dlmes The money received plus their class contrlbutlons totaled SL7 O They expect to present a one act play 'kk ald Bill Ervin, on Mlrch 7, l9b7 Those included ln the vorth, Eula Oakley, Treva Vineyard, Birdie Buchan, E b Asher, Bob Walker, Bill GOIHQ, entitled Life of the Party, cast are Mustaln, Art Mahurin, Frank Miller, Mary Ruth Ells Lois Wheat, Patsy C. 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N It I Q N N E N 5 X SUPHUHUBES President J W Pe ty Vice President Stanley Kirk Treasurer Tom I-Iudspeth Reports Dean Baker Janitor Dale Dawson SPOHSOT Mr Lee nur Class Colors Red and white Class Motto Not on the helghts but climbing Class Flower Red R059 The Sophomore class held its first party October 9, 1946 They played various games and even invented a few of their own before re freshments were served At the party, several of the Sophomores pre sented their fellow classmate, Patricia Jimerson, a lovely gift as a 'going awayn present LH the next few weeks, every available Sophomore could be seel at odd hour , begging borrowing, selling or stealing everything re sultlng in money for their class queen, Dorothy Oakley sold on a blanket Roger Hall became known as 'Beggar No l, for his t1n cup ann dark glasses made every football fan sigh, 'Beggar No 9' was given to John Hensley Gene Baker charged for any autograph or his est, and other methods, too ingenious to mention, were used by them They gave their Senior opponents a close race but flnlsned seoord Tickets were and the name The Sophomozes lost several members during the school year, but rot in spirit They are sending an annual to some who left, as Wcom The one act play, presented on March 7 l947, was NSwept Clean Off Her Feetn Some new talent was discovered among the versatile Sophomores Ask Opal 'Poisonw Geouge if she likes her new nick name The play cast was as follows Dean Baker Roger Hall Opal Geouge Nancy Morehouse Tom Hudspeth Molly Power Joe Winters Mack Gordon Gwendolyn Holliday Doris Holliday John Holliday Ruthie Holliday Petty, the Sophomore pres1dent,d1d much to make their play e success by being a very able stage manager, announcer and curu n pullern Tentative plans for two more parties, a weiner roast and a akat ing party, are being made f'5 K E ft- X L: I . ,ijllll I I . . t ' s. ' . 1 , S 1 x ' A pliments of the Sophs.n - , , i A ann J. w. ' Q ' . x eg wxf, A x X I g xt se, av -. if ,U E . Y ., .4 SW A MISSING PAGE MISSING PAGE T'-4 'lu N N N N 'N 'N N 'N 'Q N 'N N 'N Q 'N 'Q 'lu XXX!!! LQ f XX, Q f VRESHMAN At the first class meeting of the year, the Freshmen chose the following as officers PRESIDENT XXXXXXXXHISXK VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURY REPORTER SPONSOR CLASS FLOWER CLASS COLORS CLASS MOTTO for the Queen JOHN HEL! DEAN TODD BOB GARMAN BETTY ROBLYER MRS COLLEEN HARRISON JONQUIL GREEN AND WHITE GREEN BUT GROWING The Freshmen voted Juanita Sanders as Queen candidate for their class in the Football Queen contest They had a measuring party Oct ober 21 Each one measured their waist and brought a penny per inch They sold chances on an angel food cake, two chickens, and a car ton of chewing gum They came out fifth place in the contest XXX!-X refreshments, and then exchanged gifts The play and the cast was as follows GRANDMA JUDSON MRS JUDSON HANNAH LOTZ They had a Christmas party December 16 They played games, served The Freshmen class presented a One Act Play on March 7 l9L7 HIS FIRST SHAVE JOAN MOREHOUSE EMILY DEE VICTOR WILLA DEAN TODD 'ki X v-3 D' as H4 H ao ca E D O v-' rn U1 Lo S r-' +1 v-1 D' m 4 Q O TJ o B O -s an E I-a ff '4 5 P' o D' E O 5 P KD rf cn HARRY HOLLISTER JANEY JUDSON DON JUDSON M . JUDSON BETTY KENYON MARION HAWLEY l' their year's activities. JOHN HEL! 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XX XX XX FUTUR FARMERS OF AMERICA In the first class meeting of the year the following officers were elected President Don Brown Vlce Presldent Arthur Mahurin Secretary John Gray Treasurer Elmer Jo Markes Sentlnel John Butcher In the first falr of the year at Miami Elmer Jo Marxes, Jack Sh1elds and John Gray , won practically everything out the carnival At the Tulsa State Fair, Elmer Jo Markes was the only boy to ex hlblt hls stock but the old hen professors Jim Miller Dile Wnitmirc and Perald Roblyer came out third against such seasoned teams as Wor nan and Stlllwater The Muskoge State Fair found half of the Afton Aggies running all over the fair ground Berxshire coonie and Don won plenty of riboons only to have the prettlest ones stolen The Dairy Tudgers Elmer Jo Markes , Raymond Jones , and G W Tipton were beat out of flrst place by only 15 points The chicxen happy boys well they at least, weren't last Then on october 20 191.6 a portion of the 11' Ir A boys toon a trip to Kansas City to the American Royal Livestocx Show THB boys left at tne hour of L OO p m on their journey Th8 trip lasted about A hours and they were all glad to reach their destination After they arrlved they set out to find their sleeping quarters T ey lounn the place and made ready to get a good night's rest They were all sure of a place to stay because the sleeping quarterswere reserved oefore GUBJ got there Thelr beds were composed of surplus arny equipment The next day they arose early and set out to find a place to eat LHB Municlpal Auditorium It was there that they attended the N8C10R5w F F A Convention That nlght there was a show for the F F A boys rn the Munlclpal Auditorium The flrst show was that of Micsey Rooney and the second was that of ndgar Bergan and Charlie McArthey These shows was enjoyed by approximately lu OOO F F A boys The second day was spent by going through Swift and Company's PBCKIHQ Plant and seeing the sights of the town The third day they spent the mornlng in the Munlcipal Auditorium watching the Ceremony whlch raised the boys which were chosen, to the degree of National Farmer That evenlng we all went to the horse show and saw some flne horses on exhibition The fourth day they started their Journey homeward Also the F F A boys are sponsoring a scrap iron drive in which they are enterlng a contest with the Sheffleld Steel Compan, in which the first prlze will be S175 They have already sold nearly 20 tons Of scrap lron and expect to sell more The F F A ooys have also order ed F F A Jacxets for the chapter officers , and they have only had one of the three partles whlch they are entitled to have The boys have worked industriously all year They have sold pop and candy at the basketball genes and during the noon hour The entire school recognizes this olganlzation and its sponsor, Mr J E Huffuan, and wlshes them much success! 1 N N 'M N 'N 'H N 'N N 'H W 'R 'N 'N I N N N 'N I N N N N .E X1 XXXXKKXKKKXKK KX XX XKXX 'K KX. 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'K XKKKX W 5. x s s x I I x N T. x 'A I x -'Q I 'Q T: x 72 x s 31 Our uniforms conslsted of black sweaters and skirts and orange and black caps Naturally we were considered attractive The flrst game we attended was the second game of the season and wa at Commerce We yelled lustlly and engoyed ourselves Although at tlmes our group was small, we always did our part at the games On October 17 l9L6 a party was held the purpose of which was to lhltlate the new comets One thing was required of the new mem bers and if they could pass this they would be offlcially recognlzed as members of the Pep Club They were requested to push a mothball the length of the gym floor wlth their nose wltnout any help Each wlth the ald of Mrs Kirk was the first to reach the goal We traveled to Falrland to see our boys win a victory once agaln Wher our cheer leader resigned, Dorothy Quandt was elected to take her place She proved a very capable leader Our last game at Grove, was attended with regret because we knew the game was the last of a satisfactory season TACKY DAY On September 19, l9L6 Tacky Day was held in Afton Hlgh School Everyone, lncludlng the teachers, was to find some old clothes to wear to school all day Wlth the exceptlon of a few, everyone Jolred whole heartedly ln the fun Some of the agriculture boys who went to the Tulsa State Falr the day before Tacky Day were given a chance to show they were sports by being allowed to have thelr Tacky Day the day after the others The phnalty for not being tacky was to be drenched wlth water On Tacky Day the High School assembled ln the school auditorlum It was there that a committee selected the candidates for the Tacky Day King and Queen The Tacky Day King was Harmon dardy Mary Lee 'rumrine was selected Queen It was the duty of the Klng to escort the Queen to her classes and carry her books during the day For the week following Tacky Day the Freshmen girls were hats and the boys donned neckties as a form of lnltiatlon You may be sure that most of the Freshman ablded by these rules because the penalties lnvolved were enforced by the Seniors We're looking forward to having a bigger and better Tacky Day next year! l .de 1' ' N A r A . 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N N N N 'ln 2 N Wh 'N 'H 'N N N I N N 'N N 2 N N N N N KKKK X TH EIGHTH GRADE The first week of school was an eventful one for the eighth gramx After becoming accustomed to the changlng of rooms, the lockers, and the ability to remain on tleir feet While walking in the hall, they had a class meeting and elected the following officers President Martha Jean Jimerson Vice President Bodoy Joe Theilen Sec Treasurer Fernalae Neel it Reporter Dolores Womack Sponsor Mrs Cecile Williams Plans were soon completed for a party in October Everyone had a X XXWXK their calendar merry time playing games, having contests, and eating Dorene Wilmoth was elected as treir candidate for the football queen contest with Charles Wheat as the efficient campaign manager, the class sold peanuts, popcorn, and chances on a fountain pen A Christmas party with a gift exchange was an important date on They are planning a party in the near future Their enrollment has been 34 this year and we are looking forward X year H This year the seventh XX school building They have and may they continue to be to seeing each of their bright and shining faces in high school next SEVVNTH GRADE grade enthusiastically came to the high one of the largest classes in the building mighty in number' At their class meeting '11 '11, X. XXXXXXXXXXKXXXX K 'KK XXX the first week of school they chose their class officers XX President William adkins Vice President Phyllis Runge Secretary Patsy Lee Barnes Reporter Jilda Cook Sponsor Mrs Dorothy HUQSPBID A Halloween party proved a success because lt was a night party and a new experience for them as a class Patsy Ruth Firk was their choice for football queen No class worked more energetically then the seventh grade They sold popcorn, andy, and c ences on a box of groceries Their second party was a Valentine affair Many e person was thrilled over the valentines received Games were played, a movie was shown, and naturally refreshments were served They are now planning another party, which they know will be fun' N XX XX. XX. XX. XXXKK X x x x s x x s x x x N N x x x s N x -I x Q s x I x 2 x x 5 A . . 1 . H . . . v . T - . , . Zn 0 V T . 1 . c n . . O . , . . . YXXXSYYYYXXX XYYXXXYXY. 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