Alva High School - Goldbug Yearbook (Alva, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1952 volume:

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F' Lab-ON GEORGE MURRAY E' M. NEEDHAM 3 "S-...W-'K ORVILLE KORN Principal of Alva High School M.A., A. 8: M. at Stillwater "One of the purposes of a yearbook in high school is to portray in pictures and words, classmates, teachers, organizations and activities of your school. This issue cleverly accomplishes that purpose. "In the future, as you review the pages of the l95Z Goldbug, you will recall many happy moments spent in Alva High. 'The Annual Staff and their Sponsors are to be commended on the fine presen- tation of school life and activities of Alva High School." Orville Korn EARL L. GEIS Superintendent of Schools M.A., University of Oklahoma Editor: The student body and faculty members of Alva High are indebted to the Annual Staff and faculty advisors for this very fine publication THE GOLDBUG ANNUAL. In Future years it will become more valu- able to each one of usg serving as a key which will help us to remember the en- dearing life long friendships that were made during our high school days. Earl L. Geis fffjff FAC LTY RUTH BRADLEY Office Secretary DORTHA BARKETT, B.S. Oklahoma A ik M College JAMES BRAKEBILL, B.M. Southwestern, Winfield, Kansas MARGERY CLYNE, B.S. Northwestern St. College Alva r,nL K if ,M MARY IDELLE COX M.A 1 ' ,,.. 3:31 'C University of Colorado ,C EDNA DONLEY, B.S., M.A. A University of Colorado "G-f-an FAYE DUKE M.Ed. University of Oklahoma 5 XQN. 'e iii gg , ss, 'J 5 .-,f w f , R, ai as figs, , fi FACULTY MARGUERITE ELLIOTT, A.B Northwestern St. College, Alva MARGY EWALT, A.B. Northwestern St. College, Alva MARTHA FRIZZELL, B.S., M Oklahoma A. 81 M, College LESTER GALLON, B.S., M.A. Oklahoma A. 8: M. College LUELLA HARZMAN, A.B, Northwestern St. College, Alva .TOE HEATON, B.S. Northwestern St. College, Alva NILE .TOACHIM M. Ed. University of Oklahoma ROBERT MANNLNG, B.S. Northwestern St. College, Alva FACULTY MARY MAUDE MOORE, B.M. Oklahoma A. 8: M. College BYRON ROBERTS, A.B. Northwestern St. College, Alva CHARLES SHAW, B.S. Oklahoma A. 8: M. College JOE STITH, B.S. Northwestern St. College, Alva OLA MAYE VELEY, B.S. Northwestern St. College ,Alva LELAND WALKER , B .S. Oklahoma A. 8: M. College, LESTER COX Custodian ADDIE PLEASANT , R .N . ' x C in ff: 'Qian E E J' dl ,. Xin? 13 if r X.. P.. L. wry f gf ' ' - lg , M X 5 M 6 4 3511? ,-. -W , ,.. -ai' Q' W is , 5, N 3 .. fy. -www x Si :Nav-vi .N :Q 5 A., E l0R ALETA RAE ALBAN LEROY ALLEN BETTY ARTHUR DICK BAILEY SIGGAR BATES PATRICIA BICKEL I I 9 au . " 'S 3,51 TLL E. ir.: .TACK B OSWELL WANDA BRATCHER 'Q E --, 4 N. w.:'h"'f'O 1 H'-" TCDE RE N ..,,, Q ,y-vfif , 3 , D :Az 153 'K , . X KENNETH DIMMICK DICK DOT TER E IOR ROSELLYN BROWN PAT SNODDY CHAFFIN KATHLEEN CHILDERS HARR Y CLINE IMOGENE COX DALE CRANE E IOR PHYLLIS ARLENE DUBBEN DAVID EDWIN EARL BARBARA ANN GALLON BARBARA GASKILL ROBER T GASKILL JIM GEZIS 'W' N I 51.5 321 IL ,Cx ge, gf I fl?" ' RONALD GR CVER ESTHER HADA iid' OW .-v'f' +a,r' I N 4.- N Q gf Q wry X f N '- XJ? .al ,Azul I' Rfb f' WILLIS KRAMP RICHARD KUNTZ E IOR GILBERT I-IADA AVA HALTOM PEGGY JACKSON PAT JONES ROSE MARIE KLINE .TERRY KORN si. 1 i . . , iggg R,,,R N E l0R AUGUSTINE LEDESMA GLENN MADDOX NORMA MEYER MARGARET ELIZABETH MIDDAUGH DONALD MEYERS PAT MCALISTER 1'1- - 5 + "Fl no i A AAEE A BETTY MCCLUNG DENNIS NIEMAN 'gnu fc' war' 99' , KU DARREL PFLEIDER ROY PFLEIDER E IOR DELLA FAYE NORDYKE LOUISE PAPH BILLIE CHARLENE PARKER W W PAUL JOHNSON LARRY PEARSON NORMA .TEAN PETERMANN QA..1,l?,,R:al Win E l0R LEONA RAUH BETTY JANE RAUH WAYNE REASONER BETTY REBEL LaJ'EAN REED ZITA ANN RING , ,, ,.,. , , ,, ff . I .nr . f o . cf: ,' 'hr' adv' CHUCK RITCHEY IRVIN RITTER , 4 T A A ig, Q ..,,, vim HARRY T YREE1 PATRICIA WAGNER E IORS H. O. SANDERSON HAZEL SCHICK .TOHN FRANKLIN SIMON TR CHARLES SMITH CELIA TAYLOR CHARLOTTE TRUEZSDALE E IOR .TACQUILINE WALKER CHARLES WHEAT LaDONNA WHITE MARY ELLEN WILLIAMS R OBER T WOODS DALE ZEHR 4? HS xwnnq, V P192 Mu, f 'S we l A LK , , H ' 1 2 JAY DEE ZEHR LeROY FENWICK Q 'V 4:3 """"HllY 1 1 new E Y -1- ' 17 CARLOS ALEXANDER K -f f-,,.r E ra A ,C A GLADYS ABBOTT f Q L1 "' f ARRR 3 ' A 3. . f , A at ds. if A wt - Q JUANITA ARNDT - C - C NADINE ARNDT P' 'QE X V"" " Life- J :,:y'A , JOHN BARKER JACKIE BEADLES ug. k fx-.dm . Lf '- E' vi in xi kv' 'H' W If Q -7 Mkt 1 ,uh Mx A' N .fd fr -'t"i,Qnl'l1 M DONNA Jo BRADLEY img.. ' ' A LAWRENCE BREWER "S if 21 CONNIE BEVIS JEROME BOSWELL BARBARA BUTLER VAN CAMPBELL C. B. CUMMINGS o ,241 P' R W ' if ,M A ':Wf+"fa M A x RITA MAE cox A ,iw ji, W THOMAS CROUCH km iff 1 A-f MARIAN CULVER f W A 'if ROSE DARR , ff ,f X A WR"5"? ffl: RUTH ANN DEVERY ,,. 2 Q: "" DON DEVINE A " ' -- fx Rf , , , 144 . N A . . X , ,- ' L' iv- " A 'gc .rin .N A gg' IANENE DUNNIGAN gg JOELA EW1NG f - 6,43 W F3 .L A - - Q ' DUANE FARRIS MAX FAULKNER XL ,A I ' H3552 . NELLIE FAULKNER NAN FRANCIS 4 N NAAM f -as JOE FULLER vu 'W' f IONILA GRAVES Q A :fi BILL HARZMAN ...V , f A A RR A 3 JERRY HAYWARD fl "' 2 A A 3: ,K A sd R , 3 5 ,Q 'fRN A 5 A .N , M,N. ' . Z2 ...,..- if MW -4' ff 'fi ' BOB HUNSAKER LARRY JOHNSON 'E 1-A V ngi ' Y W MARY MOORE MELVIN MOORE va-ff., 7509 m QL ffm 23 LEE MACKEY DORLEEN MEIXNER Junior CLIFFORD HERREN MARLENE HERRMANN LAVONNA HIATT DON HILL "E L unior CLAUDE NICKELL CHARLES NIEMAN BILL OAKES BILL PAINTON WANDA JUNE PFLEIDER BONNIE RAUH 'C ,Sr TL. .Sen 'Z .PW ,gk 91 ' ' ,mf if hw' 1 ,K V , . ,Nz ,,.k ' f , 1 -4 -.,- in Q... ,, if 'Ns I , 5 ,f, -1,1.M' , AH ffi. ' Q 'N fy tr- . Mm ix r -'xx , A -, "LL gy E NA- I ,,,- T ,gy Q ffwwna . , 'A " ,, ...,, I, M, , ' J 'ft A ALAN STEPHENSON - , E AUSTIN TRA VERSE HARVEY TREKELL ,Q vu. . Nd' J x 4 T me E T DARRELL WIERSIG 51 A M1Tz1 woons Af A AE A JANET WOODWARD JOYCE WOODARD E AA EE .E DWIGHT SURFACE WAYNE SWIFT JORETTA THOMAS E""'- E 5. M, -usb Junior BETTY JEAN SHALLOUP KARON AVON SHELBY BOB SHOEMAKER ROBERT SHOEMAKER ION TYREE CARL WEIGAND GW U EE ,. ,,,, r 1 if I Q 4 1' 515' , -1' ,f i,'g?lz'1f f .,A ,E 4 '?'2,,-JI' ' . me :W 4- f , ,Iv 25 if ff ...ru . 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Z9 aun- 4,5 -. ,, ,,- F N I If 'hr M 4 .fm .. . ,I fy .L,L ,, X Zim'-I JIMMY LANCASTER SHIRLEY LANCASTER KENNETH LEHL SHIRLEY ANN LEWIS ' I -f gait! ROBERT LOHMANN JERRY LYON ophomore 'A 1 "" f-wk vi N I -K I -Q,---rf! nf Q M X MARTHA MIDDAUGH DORTHY MYERS 0- 'fvsf 3 ' .af V -, I --...f 3 I VM I . 59 - I A -: Cjvw' Q is ,AIVV . . 5 ' QW f MAES I 30 BILLIE RUE MCBRIDE MARTHA JO MCGINLEY MACK NELSON JAON NORDYKE IIMMIE PAPH MARLENE RADER CAROL RAUH EVELYN RAUH , ,,L f--ve' Iii 5 W' Qs F W-f I I, if 5, If mb , , If TIIY 1 AHH' 4- I Tau' f i Tx .nu i' I 5 Q . " R ' e f we w E Iirs 012, 5,5 r vii, "4 is ,fa-D K . . ww ,.. LT MARIETTA REASONER CELIA REED JAMES RITCHEY DON SANDERS 3 if ff "' A 'uf' N 5 fn K "" f I - ,,'3?.2'.' . f"'-".'.' , .Uni - M....N'.' X 1511',t"':K f.".'.'. ,Hf,c"'::.:- .34-3.1.- Qmiiix .".'i.'-Z-.'.'- GN ' ,n-5. W L.. W f 13' Y, , gjx K rp is nu- K' .V LZ Q f ,,-0+ fs H! 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M ,Mi l : 4--6 JOAN HOWELL QQ, ,Xzi- X -- ,fx SHIRLEY ANN HALTON1 BEVERLY HAMILTON N ' TERESA HARRINGTON Xi , .,.-4, m NICK HARZMAN HARRIET HENSELER Fre hmen 34 ir, WAYNE JACKSON JACKIE .JOHNSON KAY JOHNSON BUNNY JONES ANNA RAE JOSEPH DALE KLETKE AUDREY LENZ RAY MAGNUSON MARJORIE MARTIN GRACE MATHEWS ALYCEN MAXWELL PATRICIA MOORE km: A Ja- ff, fl W- A. JM LJJJ I J OO I like f I I 1 E Ar X 1 f , 3 4k . .' X' A' 'ew . I I 1 sim . , W. M If 5 I 5 ,J .,, I 'Q X K A G , .",,,'f -M-J A --A . , - QW V MA I. , J I 5 ,Q J f FL' I f 4 ' ,A fi -A-- xl 5 A ' ' J A Jw ,R ,. 'IK' V I ' I I - - I ' 3 wb' N' Q N 'fu ,- l 4--of "F" xff I -- ' E wf X! N fr A . gin 7:14. 5 , W -1f'E ri 1?cii TA: ,sig fy, ff I 'QM Qi S A W ' A-if E I JOHN MUNDY MARVIN RAY MURRAY LENNIE MCOSKER EDWIN MCMURPHY C LIFFORD NIEMAN Fre hmen 35 1, NN' N- SANDRA NUGENT - 54' ffm. , in-f . '23 'W as , :MW 6 , ' Zi? 1 K. K A ata 11? Q., - 'fl Ve. fa . Is' 4:51531 ' K! .Q AW. V:ikl.,.,. 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These nineteen representatives in turn elect the officers for the Student Council. Throughout the year the Student Council strives to serve the needs of the individual students and the best interests of the school. Each representative feels it an honor to be elected a member in the Student Council, and each strives to render a real service in this capacity. The Student Council sponsored Parent Visitation Day on November 15, as a part of American Education Week. Parents and students responded to make it a success. The fresh- man class had the highest per cent of visitation, with the sophomore class second. Devotions for assembly throughout the year were effectively given under the guidance of Student Council members. The State Student Council meeting was held in Stillwater, December 7 and 8. ership of Betty Middaugh, Presidentg Kenneth Dirnrnick, Vice-Presidentg and Betty Arthur, Secretary-Treasurer. Sponsors are Edna Donley, Robert Man- ning, and Fay Duke. T G at Y STORES COMPANY The year's activities were under the lead- The Gold ug Press VOLUME XlV ALVA, OKLAHOMA, WEDNESDAY' NOVEMBER 7, 1951 No. 4 peach SS 5 Junior Cast o Give 1 "Parent Day" al Alva High School Nov. 15 To Be Judged on Poetry Today Poetry eliminations are to be i 3 Act Comedy Dec. 7 l The junior class will present a 5 three act comedy, "Professor, How lCould You!" on December 7. The lplay is written by Anne Coulten Martens., This play, one of the best ' ,known comedies for high school students is being directed by Fayei y Will Highlight American Education Week y - -r- l Library Projectlsinl Connection with l lwill be held Thursday, No ... Amer. Ed. Week we Q D Wm Program To Be Given At Special Assembly' Parent day at Alva High schooh 16 as art of the program for -4 . . held Wednesday, November 7, be- ginning at 1:00, Miss Donley, speech instructor announced. Outside judges will rate each reader and the four highest rank- ing students will he used to repre- sent Alva High at various speech meets during the year, Duke, English director at Alva High School. It has proved quite successful in the previous schools where it has been presented. I Try-outs were held on Tuesday and Wednesday. The characters are as follows: Keats Perrv A young professor, Alan Ste' 1 Vicky Randolph, life, Donna -Tc ' the Students participatin' yiwolytbis ac- tivity are Peggy 21: . read "Petter-fish-ie' QM? O. ' Wanda j, f '. ' or is . . is .p f ' fm, so .- -f 1 .sg s M Q' 1 f . eerc In collaboration with the yCouncil and American E' lWeek, Mrs. Clyne, librariai to each class and instructie dents on the use of f ucatxon Week, Miss wunced. urged to attend which will be v in the visit. . .A fl if A obst Sun ere to attend the Chns......- -Jnurch in a group. Monday: Initiation of new mem- bersf Tuesday: Beginning of Campaign for "Freedom Fountain." A Wednesday: Boxes sent to World Christmas Festival. Future Home- inelrers of. America erek to wear name cards all day. ' ' Thursday: Members are to pre- pare a meal for their family mem- bers. ' Friday: Plan recreation with family me1T0b'21'Sffw Saturday: M e In b e r s are to do clothes repairing or alterations for their family members. . y . New Robesffo Be Used ln November Program The choir swillginrmkeyfclieir first appearanceliin their new robes November 27, when they present it progrnin olijhiinlrg-tgivirigg music at .ner 12 e having their 1:30. November 12. will be in The Y the Bell Hotel ballroom. Teen mothers who are helping to Mrs. J, Middaugh, Mrs. Orvi er, Mrs. Howard Roepke, and Mrs. Walker, sponsor this dance are . Mt1Crary, Mrs. G. P. Mrs. Jones Graves, The party is to be semi-formal and H lle Korn, Mrs. Ed. Walk-' Eloise Faull, Mrs. Leland l,, . COMING EVENTS Jr. High football i Nov. By View, here ' Nov. 9 Lyceum Number .rZNov. 9 Footb a 1 ll Woodward, there ' Z ' " A Nov. 12 Nov. 15 American Nov. 15 Nov. 29 Stillwater 'i ' ' Nov 21 Y-Teen Party Visitation Day-Barents Education Week fi-f .-g Fairg l uuou nuye-, Junior High, excen. Other bands who l- V cluded Waynoka, Arnett, Fairview, Helena, Seiting, and Lamont. Mr, Joachim, chairman of the event, cancelled the evening per- formance because of cold weather. CHIC l l i Oirgoriisl' fn Clit-'H Lyceum One 0' complislf Bieryg in the um lilo' Mrg L the natir y Los Qinge. ability to L, which ls both oaining mm on struotive He will Lake a few min iutes to explin the workings and Little Theater Play ioperation of the organ itself Vocal Dept. festival 7 Hel delights his.,audi.erice witli music in the modern manner IJIBV End of 2nd six weeks ing mainly favorite tunes' modern BREFORD MOTOR COMPANY .,ut.lQr, consisthg, aron Shelby id Peggy Jack- numbers. This dd bY a Panel dis- ffri which the theme is gram each of the four cs will participate in this discus- sion. The topics are "The Impq-Q. ence of American Week" by Churck Ritchey, senior: "Schools Keep Us Free" by Graves. junior: "'I'eachixig' Fundamentals" by Jerry Cren- shaw, sophomore and Vfjlome-V i' wontinuedron Page g E ie fi i 'ii 22 on cn. sage r-113mg 5-0 52.3 S3-gg ..""":: sie' mffglgp wang 0595 :gas Egg? 59525 Mai' ggi? Skit: In years post the-re has been au- average of about 3003 boys and .1 ' r.. .sr u - I .wo , -. . . . ......... . .... . envied 333' ee ..... em .meeiwey ,. . 1 . 1 S - ,K s Q 'I 1 ' 4 1 ' ' -fa' Q ' A- ' : "'1 f tm .. . Nov. .22 H1141-.23 Thanksgiving va- 'inuslcf ard .ia :ll f r Freedom." Repreeentg-.. . . K 1 sf . QW? Q W N Y 'fait , 'K H155 Y. P ww U! Q, ff. ' k , uk. -.M W , f we ..., ,si E,-Q.q.,N,,is ,M . .. ,. M. .,J an ." e V A egg! S2 ., , , ., 1 . " r we ,, -I' ' K V, . ,,.. M 1.47, Q -if , vu sf '- ' " 3 f 1 -. g?ff3 f? Q -'ff' ' x yt Y-TEE S Luella Harzman, Sponsor "To build a fellowship of women and girls to the task of realizing in our common life those ideals of personal and social living to which we are committed by our faith as Christians," is the ideal and purpose of a Y-Teen. Each year the group sponsors several projects for the local and international programs. The girls joined with other Y-Teens in The Chocolates for Christmas which includes fifteen or more European and Asiatic countries. Two boxes including two hundred-fifty bars of chocolates were sent to organizations in the German American Zone. The activities include the "all school mixer" the first week of school, the informal dance for the boy friends and the party for the senior girls. This year the group attended the first "All State Rally" at Camp lone and presented the devotions. To help improve the organization two girls are sent to Camp Parthenia each summer for training in Y-Teen work. OFFICERS President ..... Ionila Graves Secretary. . Bettilou Geis Vice-President. . .Mary McCrary Treasurer. . Mary Moore Student Council Representative . . . .Ka1'OI1 Avon Shelby B OB RENEAU .TEWELER ""! Al. K . ,peg kkkr . K, gt,:s:,E . ., Cr C3 J, f , X, ,H C34 X Z , , V...N,v - LLL1 V 'L1L"1 Q I ' ll T A ,. W NOEL TAYLOR JAMES BRAKEBILL The Alva Key Club was founded in the spring of l948 in order to PI'OVid6 a service club for the high school boys of the sophomore, junior, and senior classes. Under the auspices of the Alva Kiwanis Club the main function of the Key Club is cornrnunity and school service. The Key Club this year is under the leadership of President Dick Dotter, Vice-President Austin Traverse, Secretary Alan Stephen- son, and Treasurer Chuck Ritchey. Annual projects include a Thanksgiving basket for a needy family and a Christ- mas dance with the adrnission being one new or used toy. These toys are repaired and then distributed to the boys and girls of Alva. Sponsors this year are Noel Taylor and James Brakebill. DOTTER 'S CAFE 45 tags' Q0 2.3. 65 hr' F. H. A. MARTHA FRIZZEILL OLA MAYEI VELEY The organization of the Future Homemakers of America has a membership of seventy-seven girls. The motto of F. H. A., "Toward New Horizons," expresses the purpose of the organization learning to live better today in order that our lives and those of our families may be better tomorrow. Its official colors are red and white with the red rose as the flower. F. H. A. carries out several projects each year. This year the girls have taken part in two national projects. Two boxes were sent to the World Christmas Festival and the chapter sponsored a campaign to collect funds to aid in building the "Free- dom" fountain in front of the U. N. building. Our local project this year was to buy paint for the Homemaking Department. At the weiner roast in September all of the girls interested in joining F. H. A. were entertained. In November the initiation of new members was held during F. H. A. Week. In January a boy-girl party was featured. The Family Fun Night was one of the highlights in the spring. The senior members were entertained at a luncheon in May and a tea was given for the eighth graders. The officers attended the Sub-District meeting at Shattuck and thirty-five members attended the State Rally at Oklahoma City in March. Donna Jo Bradley was elected Reporter and Historian of Sub-District l Northern District. OFFICERS: President . . . . Betty Shalloup Parlimentarian . . Nellie Faulkner Vice-President . . . Edith Hager Song Leader ...... Connie Bevis Secretary . . . . Jean Howell Student Council . . . Donna .To Bradley Treasurer . . Joretta Thomas Chapter Mother . Mrs. Charles Shalloup Historian . . Nadine Gallon Sponsor . . . . . Martha Frizzell Reporter . . . Ioela Ewing Sponsor . . . Ola Maye Veley SHALLOUP'S PACKING COMPANY 46 IU!!-. gm' f A .P F. F. A. OFFICERS: President . . . . Carlos Alexander Vice-President . . Duane McOsker Secretary . . . Willis Kramp Treasurer . . Dennis Nieman Reporter . . Dwight Surface LELAND WALKER Advisor , . . . . . . Leland Walker Fifty-four boys are enrolled in vocational agriculture this year. These boys are making full use of the new vocational agriculture building by developing skills in farm shop which include welding, carpentry, metals, mechanics, and electricity. In the laboratory the boys study the testing of soils, milk for butterfat, seed for germination, seed selection, and the quality of farm products. Farm training would not be complete without projects on the home farms of the boys. All boys are engaged in the business of productive farming in enterprises of beef, swine, sheep, poultry, wheat, grain sorghums, oats, and legumes. They also carry out projects OI unproving the home, soil, crop and livestock enterprises on the farm. The local F. F. A. organization is fully organized and has a full program of work and a calendar of events. They won first on their exhibit at the County Fair, tenth on collective exhibit at the State Fair, first in junior judging in livestock at the County Fair, and prepared a float for the homecoming parade. Fifteen members cooperated in buying certified seed wheat. The F. F. A. Chapter planted a small grains testing demonstration plot and have seven acres of wheat of their own. F. F. A. Chapter members have landscaped the Vocational Agriculture Building. Mr. Bloyd presented them with another F. F. A. Studebaker truck. Alvin Charles Geis, Harvard Litton, and Bill McDowell were made Junior Master Farmers this spring. HUFF'S MEN'S WEAR QUALITY BAKER Y 47 Mixed Choru MAR Y MAUDE MOORE Director The seventy-five Mixed Chorus members were selected from the Girls' and Boys' Glee Clubs by Mary Maude Moore, director of the Alva High vocal department. New choir robes which cost 51020.00 were purchased for the vocal groups. Another added feature was the purchasing of new risers to be used by all the vocal organizations. Members of the small ensembles presented a musical review in the high school auditorium on October 29, 1951. A freewill offering of 5150.00 was received to help defray ex- penses for the project, KENNETH BAIRD MOTOR COMPANY 48 Q M1 ed Choru Q 'H-we B ET T Y MIDDAUGH Accompamst R OSE MARIE KLINE Accompanist A program consisting of the music performed at the Thanksgiving Festival in Stillwater, was presented on November 27. At this program the new robes were worn for the first time in public. The Mixed Chorus participated in the music contests this spring. The district contests were held at Northwestern College, Alva, and the state contests were held at Oklahoma A. and M. College, Stillwater. Accompanists . . . . . Betty Middaugh, Rose Marie Kline Robe Custodians . . Charlotte Truesdale, Jacqueline Walker .Terry Korn, .Tack Simon 49 MCCLURE INSURANCE '- Girl ' Glee Club B ETTY MIDDAUGH Accompanist Seventy-six girls enrolled in Girls' Glee Club at the beginning of the fall term of 1951. On December 19, the entire Cflee Club participated in a Christmas program presented by the vocal department in the high school auditorium. The district contests were held at Northwestern College, Alva, and the state contests were held at Oklahoma A. and M. College, Stillwater. Officers President ............ . Charlotte Truesdale Student Council Representative . . . Betty Middaugh Nan Francis, Ionila Graves, Charlotte Truesdale, Shirley Lancaster, Accompanist. 50 DR. PEPPER 7-UP KENT JOHNSON AND SONS INSURANCE Bo ' Glee Club Wx ROSE MARIE KLINE Accompanist -mw- At the beginning of the year there were sixty-eight members in the Boys' Glee Club. The group participated in the Christmas program given by the vocal department. The boys' group took part in the district and state contest held at Alva and Stillwater. The boys benefited from the purchase of the choir robes which were blue with gold stoles. ALVA TIRE AND SUPPLY FIRESTONE STORE Don Hill, Chuck Ritchey, Jerry Korn, Charles Smith, Bill Painton, Glenn Maddox, Jack Simon, Melvin Moore, Rose Marie Kline, Accompanist. Kenny Hadwiger, Connie Bevis, Charlotte Truesclale, Chuck Ritchey, Darrell Surface, Accompanist. Q 1 5 Carolyn Roepke, Janet Earl, Suzetta Hada, Beverly Reed. KNOX AUTO STORE E. M. Needham, Owner Lydia I-Iaston, Karon Shelby, Mary Lou McCrary, Peggy Jackson, Shirley Lancaster, Accompanist. Martha McGinley, Alycen Maxwell, Ruth Ann Devery, Shirley Lancaster. 5 Clyde Elmore, Bill Painton, Jerry Korn, Jerry Hayward. George Wadley, Kenneth Dimmick, Richard Ryerson, Chuck Ritchey. Mary Moore, Nellie Faulkner, Rita Mae Cox, Jo Ann Howell. l Elrna Ruth Rose, Io Ann Cox, Alycen Maxwell, Janet Woodward. DEVER Y IMPLEMENT COMPANY if----f NILE JOACHIM D1TGCtOT Band Jack Simon, Darrell Surface, Kathy Childers. ROSE BROTHERS' CONSTRUCTION COMPANY GROCETERIA Barbara Butler , Shirley Zahorsky, Kenneth Dimmick, Rose Darr, Leta Jo Millege. HH 5 X Y J f? v-glzyzg . x f 5 9, 1f'fi'w,e'zn -2 - M, - x 1f : :.3f. ' mf:-',z,g.z ,K fv -fsg-3w?'A -- sl ' 'f '-Lf' ' ' Q ,L A. ll ,. .,..,, M , . .N , . M hi.,7n.1,1..U,f ff, K f x y ,, ,., l X, .am A f ,E ig: Yak A f. W .5155 1Q1.:,f:.. , f" ai. -- H2 'file'-'fi 5-:z3Z5'?"I ' 22, wa , mf w 1 'i ,sg 5 . -115. I ?::gp,,,. . 71- 1 em-.-auf'-1 -wg A. Aqairx We fm ff . ,W - ---'raai Lf ?fg::E'i . 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'Students representing Alva High in Individual Speech Events." oooh Activitie Over 40 students participated in speech activities in Alva High this year. Eliminations were held in various individual events with outside judges, and those ranking highest were entered in contests. Three one -act plays and three radio plays were used for contests. Debating was again revived, with three . T 3 ...if ,fi . 2 ,J .5 'Lge - 333. " teams. The national question was used, Re- solved: That all American citizens should be subject to universal conscription in time of war. Alva High attended three speech meets: N.S.C. on February 29, March lg Goodwell, March 7,83 and the N.W. Intact Meet held at Buffalo, Ivlarch 17. Those qualifying for State went to Norman on April Z4,Z5. In addition to contest material, the speech students made many public appearances. Speech letters and debate letters were All speech activities in Alva High School are under the direction of Edna Donley. PAUL AND SONS awarded to those meeting letter requirements. "Ur1dertow" .if A Gy fs m Nr , I! , 5 2 Q , ig ij - 2 ' -fm-m,.:g:ff 51 I 'r ' I2 377:-ffl: . 2 a E 5 2 W 4g Bi F' , ef Q . ' , , tu 1 Q x 5 - x ---l.,-rdf? .L WX XX 1. X 5 Summer Comes to the Diamond O Ranch" Q I f Na 3, -K' ' ' 2 2 4 5 2, Y E f i s Q 1- , gb Q K um. 5 , 5 w x .: .11 if - f fi 2, 9 i is -ff , L e 5 f Q. f' 4 'N x M ' z W? TL, Ei yi pt U Sisters Under The Skin ' Two Lunaticsn HACKETT 'S AUTO SUPPLY K. :K Que ge-f 'Q COMPANY Q if' IS FURNITURE S731 '.',A ffiifi k zrifz A - if-PL . -s -1 . X Y N wb: L ,A.9l T N A 1. 5, , V1 .- I g 'E ' 1:---fx wg, Q Z, ., -. N W . 5 x v X D X s 5 SQ X fi 1 'Y 3 K ip ,-' , ML Q , . f f i , .'E' hiql .L,, ' '+A Nw. I M , , S L I Q . .., ... , .,, - 'fi -:waz gggg-j f 1 f 3 515 Q ' e A , X.- k Q, A.,-,f , - , ai? . . V egg ' 1.. 7 H ? , , 2 'il , tix' v 2 h , P 'if ,gm 1' 1' 11 f f Ji 2 : 'Si V if i 1453 , A ,H ., x, K FA Q' U , M ' am' wp ,Mr 4 ,.,o n S1-v Bugc Marguerite Elliott V I The purpose of the organization shall be to promote pep and enthusiasm among the students of Alva High School and to wholeheartedly support the athletic activities." Bugettes was organized in 1938 with thirty members. The membership now is one hundred and twenty with Miss Marguerite Elliott as sponsor of the group. Officers are: President, Hazel Schickg Vice-President, La Jean Reedg Secretary, Norma Jean Petermanng Treasurer, Bonnie Rauhg and Student Council Representative, Eileen Shalloup. Cheerleaders for this year include Kay Elliott, Betty Rauh, Bonnie Rauh, and Martha McCrary. A. C. HOUSTON LUMBER COMPANY RIDGWAY-NASH COMPANY f MM., ., W V-- W- , - I 3:1 Kay Elliott, Bonnie Rauh, Betty Rauh, Martha McCrary JETT'S Ltrr Lrtr r rert BETTY JANE RAUH Lx 1951 FOOTBALL QUEEN f Wm' ATTENDANTS: Babs Gaskill, Hazel Schick, Co-Captain, Robert Gaskill Queen, Betty Rauhg Co-Captain, Irvin Ritter, HILL FUNERAL HOME , r if X QL ,Q A K 4 91561 54553 52 I sr.28'5Q2f57 3 U A. K1L, ,.,- Y 'LQ' , , A154421 etillalijfm I 1' 7 422: TOP ROW: Coach Shaw, Manager S. Hufford, I. Korn, G. Reed, S. Rogers, I. Sharp, J. Barker, I. Ritter, A. Ledesma, D. Wiersig, R. Grayson, I. Geis, Asst. Coach Roberts. MIDDLE ROW: L. Moore, I. Wheeler, D. Crane, C. Nickell, D. Farris, I. Crenshaw, I. D. Zehr, R. Gaskill, L. Pearson, R.Grover, I. Kirkland, BOTTOM ROW: C. Case, L. Allen, D, Stephenson, C. Ritchey, R. Kuntz, D. Zehr, H. O. Sanderson, J. Fuller, P. McGinley, B. Elmore, I. Boswell. Irvin Ritter-Co-Captain Robert Gaskill-Co-Captain Halfback Fullback SCHEDULE Laverne O .... Alva 18 "' lx, Cherokee 18. . Alva 7 Liberal 13. . Alva 12 Shattuck 13. . Alva 0 i Fairview 33. . Alva 6 A Alva 32 - ,.,, R . Waynoka 6. . ' ' 7 Alv a 3 4 Guymon . . ,- se H ":- rm .,,,, F , M Tonkawa 7. . . Alva 0 1 Woodward Zl. . : Alva 7 . . 1 A 1 i1' is . WAR R tCK SHOE ST OR E S , S - ,,ee L 'fffgrg 4 ' ar A ,A ffi ' .,l, Larry Pearson Halfback Jim Geis Guard .,, 4,..,, I I L L,.' I . .A ., Augie Lede sma Quarterback T YREE CLOTHING ST ORE Gordon Reed Jerry Korn Guard Halfback -pm - -1.1---3 fa-1,3 . , ' ' s-,:ef:ff:m' -uf, are . 5, -- ala- ft . 'fl - 2-wi-:' r,v ,mg , we Dale Crane Joe Fuller Jay Dee Zehr Tackle Tackle End MONFORT'S DRUG COMPANY Jack BOSWCH Pat McGinley H. O. Sanderson Guard End Guard Ma ,Egg-www Q 4 9, D S4 W 2 Q, , . wi s ff ll F Q '19 I W W, , . Ae J if ,fam , 42 19 -- fii Wlfw fw if Qsefm ,."'W , gym QQ Q Luv' we ff .g.5f:fiff'3": ' Q L. in M qv- Y J GY? pr. W A.. of 1 . 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Lyons, D. Dotter, G. Shafer, I. Ritter, G. Reed, Coach Starbuck Roberts. FRONT ROW: L. Pearson, J. Beadles, J. Fuller, H. Cline, J. Kirkland, LD. Zehr. GOLDBUG SCHEDULE 1951-52 Dec. 15 Classen Dec. 18 Dacoma Dec. 21 Medicine Lodge DICK DOTTER Dec. 28 Liberal GUARD Ian. 4 Cherokee Jan. 5 St. Mary's Ian. 8 Enid Ian. 11 Waynoka Jan. 15 Blackwell Ian. 18 Waynoka J'an. 22 Cherokee Ian. 25 Fairview Ian. Z9 Enid Feb. 1 Liberal Feb. 5 Dacoma Feb. 8 St. Mary's Feb. 15 Carmen Feb. 19 Medicine Lodge Feb. 2.2 Woodward SI-I.AFER'S RADIO SERVICE ALVA BODY AND FENDER WORKS , HARRY CLINE GUARD I QL 1 Q V W, LW,. I .6 r AAAA " H9 1 - Y K A 3: i n A 'if' . Q 1 , V7 ,: 3 f JACK BEADLES .TERRY KIRKLAND FORWARD FORWARD LARRY PEARSON GQRDQN REED CENTER GUARD IRVIN RITTELR I. D. ZELHR GUARD FORWARD BIRD-PONTIAC SALES HILLCREST DAIRY 70 3' ff 3 A ! , J J 0 .,., ,., Q xvffie ..,... wp E 5 Q if 5 32626 NEMO I 1 GERALD SHAFER FORWARD JOE FULLER CARLOS ALEXANDER CENTER FORWARD ALVA R OLLER MILLS BACK ROW: R. Shoemaker, I. Brown. I. Korn. FRONT ROW: B. Fender, I. Wheeler, J. Boswell. I my I ' fs 3 ., 5 ,. Q 5 1 A A i 7 . . y ,H ,xi 8 8 iL"":?" , Ei ,,EE,, 1 Tix , , L. fr " Q 'F 7 I ,.z . x .. '55,-xi ,,VVh ,W-A, B00 TER PAGE HENDRICKS' STUDIO CLAUDE L. HADWIGER WENNIGERS E. W. TANNER CO. INC. BEEGLE DRUG PERRY H. FULS, O.D. ALBERT "HAP" PEARSON ALVA ELECTRIC SUPPLY SAFEWAY PRACNA FLORIST E. M. NEEDHAM W. L. WOODWARD DALE E. FRIEDEN G. P. MIDDAUGH J. P. REED AND COMPANY ALVA ICE CO. ALVA STATE BANK BILL'S BARBER SHOP MYERSJV-L15 YEARBOOKS 'Q :::o.' D. 9 'o,': THE PACEMAKERS OF QUALITY u.. . . . , MYERS AND CO INC TOPEKA KANSAS