Ardmore High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Ardmore, OK)

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IOHN SPEARS- IIMMIE FINE-BOBBY GENE SCOTT- IANIE RUTH ALEXANDER-I. W. KELLEY-RUTH BAU- COM-PATRICIA THOMPSON-HELEN IO FLETCHER- BILLY GILSTRAP - WANDA DuBIEL - H A L L I E M A E THOMAS - WILLIE IOE HIGHTOWER - MARY MERTIE MILLS - BOBBIE BENNETT - KENNETH PAYNE - MAR- GOT GRUENBAM - CHARLES CUNNINGHAM - MAR- IORIE BUTCHER-BETTY LOU PATTERSON-DOUGLAS DILLARD - GLADYS MILLER - CAROL SMITH - NOR- MAN HARRIS. IUNIORS NOT APPEARING IN BOOK Iohn Alvis-Ice Birchfield-Charles Brewer-Charles Buchczncn-Lcxun ence Burkett-Norma Collins-Mcrrqczret Cowen-Iczmes Creecy-Lillian Donnell-Gilbert Ellis-Lillian Icme Fisher-Mcxuva Io Floyd-Alfred Gardner-Robert Goode-Cora Mae Goodnight-Iarrold Green-Alean Griffin-Bob Grisham-Brudenell Hart-Ruth Holder-Clifford Horton- 59 Mu. WV . -'+,, , U V 4, J' .f QW 10 T VA 4 , .0 lwibw . 2515.1 A ,mf I -usllfiq I Egfffz -f A Page Twenty-seven

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'D Leading the entire school in scholarship, the sophomore class boasts six straight A students for the year. These are Mar- garet Brown, Gene Coin, Roberta Hefley, Billie Ruth Masden, Ierry Newman and Elizabeth Wilson. As class officers the sophomores chose four very cap- able students. These were Lynda Cathey, president: Elaine Nolen, vice-president: Iohn Snodgrass, secretary: and Iane Ritter treasurer. Eight sophomore students are represented in the Student Council, and include Margaret Brown, Gene Coin, Lynda Cathey, Mary Engelhardt, Darlene Housley, Shirley Lindahl, Patsy Poindexter and Dorothy Norvill. The sophomores lost the Service Cup for the first semes- ter by only ten points. Gladys Harris is the only sophomore on the debate team and was rated excellent and superior at the Durant and Ada debate meets. She worl two out of three debates. ln speaking ability, the sophomores had two forceful orators entered in the Oratorical Contest. These were Ierry Newman and Dorothy Norvill. Darlene Housley victoriously won the election for foot- ball queen, and was crowned by Bill Freeman on Thanksgiving Day. Mary Lois Engelhardt, sophomore beauty, won the honor of band queen and was crowned Thursday night, March 20, by Billy Galt, drum major. This ambitious group has three Iunior Policemen to help in traffic situations and at football games. Page Twenty-nine