Ardmore High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Ardmore, OK)

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Mrldred Aclarr Maxrne Adarr Betty Allen Vrvrenne Albrrght Morrls Allen Charles Aston Dorothy Dean Baker Estella Maude Barnett Paul Barnett Charles B1gb1e-Clarence Brvens Dudley Bledsoe Ken neth Boles Davrd Bostwrck Thelma Bow Iuanda C Brady Lowell Bransford Guy Brewster Gerald Brrght Dee Adnan Buchanan Kerth Butts Mary Cannon Bobbre Iean Caudle-Pete Clarkson Charles Coe Walter Co1n Irmmy Collrns Norma Collrns Ralph Collms Mary Cole-Iuamta Coleman Martha Colvert Ioyce Conger Gayle Cook Rrchard Couch Lencrous Courcrer Vallre Fern Crosthwart C H Crowe-Iames Crowe-Cleburne Cude Novella Cypert Mar1e Darter Oleta Davrs Iuamta Davrs Emogene Drckerson Mark Doug lass Patsy Duncan Frances Ann Dunlap- Krrk Dyer Qurnton Dunn George Elhs Iack Elles Dorothy Engelhart Edwrn Ewell Iuan1ta Farr Betty Iane Frelds Iohn Ftsher Mary Folsom Meloween Ford Ken neth Frakes Brlly Freeman Mona Ruth Frensley Paul Fuller Edona Fullrngrm Bllly Galt Othella Gordon Nancy Gray Mrtchell Roy Gray Dwarn Greenwood O C Greene-Chad Guy W D Hall Davtd Hancock Bette Iane Harms Mary Ann Hartmtt Gayle Harvey Nancy Iane Hartmtt Doyce Horner Travrs Hearon Hubert Heron B1ll1e Iean Hrcks Claude Hrgdon Iohn L Hoard Iuanrta Hodges Lloyd Horn Raymond Howre-Ronald Housley Rudolph Hut chms V1rg1n1a Isbell Flora Belle lvre Donald Iackson Ruth Iackson Weaver Iohnson Earl Iones Paul Iones Thomas Kyle-Iosephme Leach Kathryn Le1s Dorothea Leys Cleburne Lrvmgston Randell Long Homer Longmo Tom Loughrrdge-Elrnor Love-Sarah Ann Love Lourse Luckey Manette Lowenstern Robert McCrory I B McCullar Dorothy McGu1re Martha Mclntrre Betty Iean McLean Elnora McMurray Dan Mahoney Ioanne Mayfreld Royce Means Ellzabeth Merrlck Robert Mobley Evelyn Moore Meredrth Moorhead Marcella Moss Kenneth Murphey Iva Dee Murphree George Natl Bobbre Norvrll Tommy Norman Mardette Oakman Eva Mar1e Ogden Dor1s Olmstead Charles Hale Parker Carl Wesley Parker Douglas Parnell Treasa Parnell Durwood Pate Mary Fern Patterson Ruth Phrlhps Exre Prater De Maurrce Prator Ierry Putman Kath eryne Ramwater Mary Lourse Rawson Andrew B Rrddle Margaret Rrddle Iohn Robert Rresen Carol Rrsser Crawford Rogers Brlly Ryan Betty Ruth Sanders Iackre Sandlrn I D Scearce-Betty Io Scott-G C Shaw Ruth I Srngleton Devereux Smrth Neysa Murrel Son Reta Ruth Son Ioe Wrley South Mary Iean Sprekelmeyer Myrtle Stamps Vernon Stanley Fred Stayton Lucretra Stoutt Rotha Stubbs Mary Lourse Suggs Mary Frances Summer George Tala ferro Mary Ann Taylor Maurrce Temerlm B1ll1eLou1se Thornton Dorothy Trammell Dale Trotter Mrldred Underwood Betty Io Vaughn Elmo Veal Burt Wages Pearl Wagner Ioe Walker Lourse Walker Robert Ward Myrle Watts Earlene Watson Glenn Weesner Ruby West Ahcra Whrtenberg Darrell Whrtehurst Davrd G Whrtehurst Iosephrne Whrte-Mary Ruth Whrte Kathleen Wrlkes Vernon Wrllett Mary Iane Wrles Faye Wrllrams Kathleen Wrlhams Edwrn Wrllrngham Margaret Wolverton Leonard Wray Ernest M. Iameson, Ir.-Ianice Iessee-Eulela Iobe-Albert S. Iohnson-

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DO1'1'l be misled by the-er-disinterested expressions on the laces of these juniors. They don't look that way because of any particular desire to get back to classy the sun was in their eyes. You Can't tell it by looking, but there are a lot ol good students in this group.

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CHEERFUL BEGINNERS IN SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL OFFICIAL ACTIVITIES, 'WHERE TO NOW? au Wane Gnce A rosy future is predicted for the sophomores-a class whose first act in high school was to organize their 245 students into a powerful political group. The result was the election of Margaret Gilreath, popular sophof more, as Football Oueen of Ardmore High School. The ambitious beginners continued their show of good sense by selecting as their president Colleen Massad, who is also president of the girls' pep club. As the year wore on, the green and white proved to be a major factor in the athletic fortunes of the school. Sopho- rnores Robert Hutchins, lames Hattensty, limmie Duke, Glen Owens, and Warren Woods carried a good share of the football load, and Don Cummings was an indispen- sable cog in Coach Paul Youngs basketball machine. Much to the awe of their classmates, Elmer Klein and Tommy lohnson burned enough midnight oil to receive straight A reports for the entire first semester. Still further proof that the sophomores have energy to burn was the instance of the thirty-fifth annual oratorical contest, when Norma lackson and Katie Frank Slack delivered original orations. Whether they return as leaders, scholars, ath- letes, or orators, this up-andfcoming class will be back next year-with a vengeance. Sophomore officers: Charlette Tyer, vice-president: leanne Low- enstein, treasurer: Colleen Mas- sad, presidentp Gwendolyne Moy- ers, secretary. I. HAMILTON GREEN