Ardmore High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Ardmore, OK)
- Class of 1950
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The staff of the 1950 Criterion takes pride in ded
icating this book to the members of the senior class
because they, in their twelve years together, have at-
tempted to manifest a true spirit of modern chivalry
honesty courtesy and true sportsmanship It is our
hope that chivalry as it is portrayed in this book and
as it is practiced although sometlmes imperfectly by
the members of this class may stimulate in all stu
dents a desire to develop their own integrity gallantry
and nobility of purpose
THE CRITERION
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To the Seniors of 1950:
This class has always been particularly interesting to me-something
special, so to speak. You and I both came into the Ardmore Schools at the
same time, September 1938. Certainly I must accept great responsibility
then for your educational progress. This I am happy to do. There will be
other classes with their own distinctive appeals, but none will ever replace
you. May you every one live long and prosper.
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MURL H. PRICE, Principal
To the Seniors of 1950:
It is a distinct joy and privilege to be associated with the fine student
body and faculty of Ardmore High School. I appreciate the friendly spirit
of understanding and cooperation which is demonstrated every day. May
I urge each of you to meet your problems with the confidence and ability
that is yours. I sincerely wish for each student and faculty member the best
of everything in life.
Sincerely,
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Left to right George D Hann T E Garnson Dr I Hoyle Carlock Ralph Sullivan Guy Grvms john Hendricks Chester Franklin
For concrete results of careful plannmg as well as the less vxsxble accomphshments of bemg well read on
what the modern hugh school should be luke employmg only the best of teachers and trymg to see that stu
dents receive the latest mformatxon avaxlable on the subgects they are studymg the Ardmore Board of Edu
catlon deserves our thanks and deep respect
Dr J Hoyle Carlock Ralph Sulhvan Guy Gxvens john Hendncks and Chester Franklm have worked
txrelessly and unobtruslvely at a task which carries no remuneratnon m a monetary way but only satis
factxon m seemg the products of a well run school system find their place xn the cxty and state
The most outstanding recent accomplxshments of the school board mclude the renovatxon of the hxgh
school buxldmg and the addxtxon of a heanng and speech chmc Wxthm the last few years the audxo vxsual
education program has been rapndly advanced
In the future the board plans the renovatmg of the Jumor hxgh school buxldmg the constructxon of ,a
new Douglas hugh school new audxtonums for Lmcoln and Franklm grade schools and two new elementary
schools Sometxme ln the future they plan to add a guidance depaliment to the school system and always
they are looking for new and better ways to xmprove the education of the young Ardmorexte
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Attendance Supervxsor Coordinator Engmeer Custodlan Night Watchman
T E Garnson busmess manager has been workmg at that posntxon for l-1 years He IS admlred by students and teachers ahke
for his quret efflclency
Mrs R E Goms Secretary to the prxncnpal has been here only a few months but xs provmg herself to be an effxcxent worker
well as a cheerful frxend
Mnss Ruth Harrls has been secretary to Mr Hann for seven years Durmg that txme she has capably taken care of much of the
work that goes on behmd the scenes of operatmg the cnty schools
Mrs lrene McGoodw1n Co ordmator of Elementary and Audxo Vxsual Educatxon has been m the Ardmore School System for
hve years Thxs sprmg she attended the Convention of the Natxonal Assocratlon for Supervrsxon and Curriculum Development ln
Denver She trams the projectlonxsts who show all the films durlng the school year
Mrs Wmxfred Brown IS nmshmg her first year as Attendance Supervmsor for the Ardmore Clty Schools Mrs Brown keeps a
record of the absences and tardxes of each student enrolled m the entxre school System
The newest department m school Specnal Educatnon xs headed by Mrs Rose Solomon The most xmportant phase of this work
xs the Speech and Hearmg Clmnc Mrs Solomon has worked m thxs department for one year and next year hopes to enlarge It
Charles Baker hmshmg hrs tenth year wxth the school IS the heatlng engmeer but hxs work mcludes general mamtenance and onl
mg all the squeaks m the mechanism of the school system
Bruce Bahner custodxan has been m the school for e1ghteen years He keeps the buxldmg shmmg from cellar to fire escape and
one example of the work he does xs sweepmg the steps he sweeps one hundred and thxrty one steps every day besxdes the floors
Bruce wxll always be remembered IH the posxtlon we have seen h1m so many tlmes wavmg one hand whxle he wxelds the broom wxtl'
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of our Lord nineteen hundred and fifty Mary Gordon jones
has been awarded our Drstmguzshed Servrce Cross rn honor
of menronous service above and beyond the call of duty
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Edltor ln Chlef
Busmess Manager
Asslstant Busmess Manager
Semor Edxtor
jumor Edltor
Sophomore Edltor
Semor Sales Manager
jumor Sales Manager
Sophomore Sales Manager
Llterary Edltor
Art hdltor
Features
Copy Edxtors
Make up Editors
Pxctorxal Edxtors
Sports Edltor
Departmental Edxtor
Maudellen Newman
B111 Martm
Gene Paul Morrell
Patncxa West
Ehzabeth Dolman
Mary Loulse Moore
Bobby France
Barry Galt
Eddne Whlte
Elaxne Hulse
Ralph Wall
Ida Sutton and Sue Stewart
LeVerne Golns and Bob Boykm
Manlyn Cohenour and Zara Kmkade
Phyllxs Swartz and Delores Murph y
Louis Munday
LeVerne Goms
SCRIBES OF THE REALM
Maudellen Newman Gene Paul Morrell Blll Martm
and Ralph Wall
Three major pxeces of work are accompllshed each year by the
journalism class In addxtlon to full txme classwork the members ednt
the News of the Axr write school stones for the Ardmorexte and
produce the Cnterxon
The News of the Axr lS perhaps the only feature of IIS kmd
m the state Phyllns Swartz edxtor has sought dxllgently for news and
encouraged the procrastmators to meet the deadlme In arrangmg and
edxtmg the news she has done a splendxd Job Gene Paul Morrell has
wrxtten the edxtorxals whlch have apparently been effectxve Louxs
Munda Bob Boykm and Gene Paul have wrxtten all sports stones
and Lo rs gamed valuable expermence ln covermg for the Ardmorexte
and The Daxly Oklahoman the basketball toumaments whlch were
held thxs year m Ardmore Qglgges MLQQ1-gy has wrxtten the Per
sonallty Column and the news from the musxc department
The Ardmorexte has co operated excellently wxth the class by
prmtmg all school stories submxtted Elame Hulse has wntten a major
portxon of such news and has edxted Teen Talk a Sunday column
of news and vxews of Southem Oklahoma teen agers
The Cntenon staff has worked mdustnously to gxve students of
Ardmore Hxgh School a txmely coverage of the news and a yearbook
whxch wmll reflect school lxfe accurately In addxtxon to the names
appearmg on the Crxterxon staff the name of Barbara Entrxken de
serves especual mentxon It was Barbara who consxstently aided the
work of the staff by makxng the numerous posters whlch appeared
throughout the halls promotmg the actual progress of the book The
staff smcerely hopes thxs book w1ll meet wrth the approval of the
student body and that they w1ll enjoy xt for years to come as a por
trayal of perhaps thenr happxest days-.hose spent m hxgh school
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Back row, left to right: Glenna Montgomery. jack Geurkink, Bob Cathey, Weldon Savlor.
Ramon Awtry, Maudellen Newman, Charles McCollum, Bill Martin, Elaine Hulse, and Gene
Paul Morrell.
Front row, left to right: LaVerne Goins, Ida Sutton, Marilyn Cohenour, Betty Webb, Jane
Cathey, Phyllis Swartz, Eloize Bragg, and Mary Fraley.
THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY
Nation wide recognition is given to the National Honor Society and for this reason it is, in-
deed, a great honor to belong to so worthy an organization. Not only scholarship, but also leads
ership, character, and service are the qualifications influencing eligibility. Those who have merit-
ed election to membership are Ida Sutton, LaVerne Goins, Mary Fraley, Bill Martin, Weldon
Saylor, Elaine Hulse, Marilyn Cohenour, Maudellen Newman, elected in their junior year:
Phyllis Swartz, Charles McCollum, Eloize Bragg, Glenna Montgomery, Bob Cathey, jack
Geurkink, Ramon Awtrey, jane Cathey, Gene Paul Morrell, and Betty Webb, elected in their
Senior year.
Mrs. Lillian Schenk has competently led the National Honor Society since its organization
in 1926. Phi Beta Kappa, Pi Lambda Theta, and Phi Alpha Theta of the University of Missouri
are the scholastic honors which show her exceptional qualification for leading these honor stu-
dents. All students and faculty members admire her for her tireless efforts and wise guidance in
making the Ardmore chapter of the National Honor society mean what it does to those who are
chosen for it.
Faculty and students elected Betty Webb for the D. A. R. Citizenship Award. This award is
based on the characteristics of dependability, service, leadership, and above all patriotism. Betty
has a fine school record and demonstrates a real enthusiasm not only in scholarship but also in
many worthy organizations.
jack Geurkink and LaVerne Goins were chosen by the faculty to have the honor of attending
the Career Conference at Norman in early March. They heard helpful lectures from people who are
outstanding in various fields and are experts in setting forth the demands of their careers. jack
and LaVerne were feted and entertained along with other highschool students from over the state.
LILLIAN G. SCHENK
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BETTY WEBB
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MRS NINA OLIVER IDA SUTTON NATHAN GEURKINK MARDY STEELE
Council Sponsor Presldent Vxce presxdent Recordxng Secretary
STUDENT COUNCIL
The Student Councrl one of the school s most xmportant organxzatxons IS usually taken too much for granted
Some marked recogmtxon should be gxven to thls group of students who work wlllmgly to make school lxfe more
mterestmg and pleasant
A varled program of actmvxtres ms carried out by the councll 1ncludmg assemblles electlons partxes coronatlons
and the All School Play
Nancy Underwood chaxrman of the Assembly Commxttee arranged all the entertamment features for the stu
dent body Assxstmg her were Barry Galt Betsy Klem Patsy Drummond LaVerne Goms and Al1ce Bartee
An unusual project fat least for Ardmore I-Irghj was the edrtlng of the Student Dxrectory and Handbook Man
Iyn Cohenour directed thus work wlth an effxclent hand Betty Dolman Mardy Steele Eddle Whlte Tema Colbert
and Betsy Klem also served on the commxttee Marllyn also was hnstorlan and kept a councll scrapbook
Ballotmg for the Student Councll electrons class electlons and queens of varxous OI'g8l'llZ3t1ODS IS orgamzed by
the Councll and thxs year lt was carrmed on quletly and efflclently as before
Several all school partxes were gxven by the counc1l mcludxng the party at the Y after the Idabel game and the
party at Whxttmgton Park celebratmg our wmnmg all dxstrlct football champxonshrp Especxally enjoyable were the
unxque races and contests at th1s event
Parades and coronatlons observmg speclal events of the year were planned and executed by the members of the
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Corresponding Secretary Sergeant-at-arms District President State Vice-president
Council. For a queen to reign regally on a throne for only a few breath-taking moments involved many hours of
work by members of the council who made the thrones and planned all the ceremonies.
The all-school play, sponsored annually by the Student Council, was especially pleasing this year: "Fresh Air"
with its all-star cast included not only members of the council, but students from all three classes in the school.
The Student Activity room was completely re-decorated by the Council: and it was refurnished by members of
the faculty and by members of the organization, and promises to have many uses for the school in the years to come.
Proof of the Council's benevolence is offered in the form of checks it gave to the Pep club, in a typewriter for the
Activity room, in its pleas at Christmas for toys for underprivileged children, and in its benefit talent show to raise
funds for the March of Dimes.
Betsy Klein was vice-president of Oklahoma State Student Councils this year, and presided at the convention
at Madill in December. jack Geurkink was president of District Councils and presided at the ldabel meeting in
March. Don Oxford and Barry Galt attended the Southern Association of Student Government at Charleston. West
Virginia. Weldon Saylor was a representative to the National Council Meeting last june in Denver, Colorado.
This year the Student Council has been thoroughly active and serviceable. Its persistent and efficient leader, Ida
Sutton, has done her job conscientiously and commendably.
The members of the council extend to Mrs. Oliver thanks for assisting them in every way possible and always
working with the interest of the Council at heart.
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FRESH AIR CAST.: Standing left to right: Elaine Hulse, Gene Morrell, Bob Dennis, Doris Ward, jan Lovell. joy Cobb, Ida Sutton,
Flavil Yeakley, David Poe, Mrs. Nina Oliver, Nancy Underwood, Dick Miley. Bill Martin, Tom Singletary, and Ralph Wall. Seated:
Eddi Rue McClanahan, Patsy Brown, Bobbye Bowers, and Maudellen Newman,
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Left to right: Eddi Rue McClanahan-'gold med-
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LaVerne Goins-bronze medal winner.
Center left: Betsy Klein-1949 gold medal
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Eddi Rue McClanahan, sophomore, won top honors at the forty-sixth annual oratorical contest, with Doris Ward
sophomore, winning the silver medal. Senior LaVerne Goins placed third to win the bronze medal.
Eddi Rue's oration was "The Promise of America," while the other winners spoke on "Golden Windows" and "For
the Bell Tolls."
Other finalists in the contest were Bob Dennis, senior, and Barry Galt and Carol White, juniors.
This year's contest was one of the best in that all classes exhibited sportsmanship in their class demonstrations, and the
spirit of rivalry did not surpass the feeling of friendliness.
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SPEECH DEPARTMENT MAKES STEADY PROGRESS
A comparatlvely new addxtlon to Ardmore hxgh school IS the Speech Department dlrected by Nancy Fry Somc of thc
act1v1t1es partlclpated 1n by the speech students are Presentatxon of humorous and dramatlc llterature oral xnterpretatron of
poetry panel dxscusslon antlnpubllc address Varrous hopefuls entered tournaments at Durant and Ada and some came home
bearlng the laurels of vxctory A total of seven assemblles were presented by th1s department throughout the year mcludmg
one act plays demonstratron debates and mmstrel shows
Resolved That the Pres1dent of the United States be elected by the dlrect vote of the people Thls statement the debate
questlon of the year was carefully studxed sweated over and struggled with by the eleven members of the debate class
Desplte the fact that the green sophomores are ribbed and bellttled by the upper classmen these students have
d1st1ngu1shed themselves by representlng the entrre student body ln the art of refutatlon
To begm the 1949 1950 season these up and commg debaters encountered Sulphur m slx practxce tourneys Debates were
glven before the Junror hrgh Enghsh classes for practlce and also to attract future debaters
Feelmg that obsewatron of other debaters at work would be beneflcral the group went to Denton to llsten to debates held
at North Texas State Teachers College
Fmally after much blood sweat and tears thls ambltxous group ventured forth mto the tournaments held at Durant
Shawnee and Acla They emerged vlctorlous at trmes and at others somewhat daunted but each person felt he had beneflted
from every contest
These debaters who have cred1tablyrepresentedA H S are jan Lovell Flavll Yeakley Alxc Bartee Gwynn Hann
Dons Ward Tanya Colbert Jena Vayve Tuck Tom Smgletary Jlmmy Renfro Charles Collms and john Caldwell
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The Gxrl s Trxo a new addltuon to the muslc department thls year has been one of the
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dlll ln autumn and attended the choral contest at Durant ln Aprll also they have sung for
numerous assemblxes for the oratorlcal contest and have been the guests of churches and
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Standmg left to nght Marmlyn Shores Laquxta James Anne Labbalt Nan Smlth Bobbye
Bowers janet Lane Betty Dolman Peggy W1lson Dorotha Evans Betty Hendricks Delores
Murphey and Nancy Underwood Seated Alxce Bartee
Strams of llltmg musmc have often wafted through the halls of A H S as the mne mem
bers of the Trlple Trxo and themr alternates have practlced for thexr concert m May Thls tal
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Thnrd row Nance Black Phelps Fowlkes Rxcketts Bowers Horstman Padgett Creecy james Evans
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Fourth row Smnth Brooks Yeakley Mc Bryde Carter and Suggs
Thxrty nme muslcally mclmed boys and gurls enrolled at the begmnmg of the school year
to blend thelr vorces and muslcal efforts rn the mlxed chorus These students under the dx
rectlon of Mlss Susan Scallon gave an mspxrmg and xmpressxve Chrxstmas tableau Scenes
from the Chrxstmas story were portrayed on the stage wxth musxc formmg the background
Outstandmg voxces were Barbara Bowers Bob Denms and Nan Smlth
I-zrst row left to nght Dons Ward Marjorxe Murray Frances Essary jean Mooneyham
Second Row Phylhs Swartz james Hamxlton Glen Reagor Cletus Brewer
Thzrd Row james Lane Davld Dragg Rae Whxte Harold Berry Edwxn Zellner
Fourth Row Charles Combs john Holloway Dlck Mlley
Ardmore Hlgh s orchestra rs part of the schools well rounded muslc department Al
though It IS relatnvely small wrth 16 members lt does much to provlde the muslc student wlth
a chance to acquamt hrmself wlth the classlcs and other orchestral materxal
Under the dlrectlon of Raymond Gabbard the orchestra has had a busy and extremely
enjoyable year In january the organlzatlon provlded an assembly for jumor hlghSChO0l Or
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Loglcal cholcc of has classmates for Outstandmg Boy was Weldon Saylor
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JAMES BAXTER WELDON SAYLOR MARTHA HENRY
Vrce presrdent Presrdent Secretary
Suggestrons for the copy on thrs semor page mvolved dozens of rdeas whrch were submrtted thought over and
drscussed by members of the Crrterron staff Ambrtrous rdeas from a few students were labeled stuprd corny or
srlly by others and were eventually drscarded After edrtors had done more thrnkrng and more scratchrng of therr
offrcral heads rn vam search for new and dxfferent vrewpornts most of the orrgrnal suggestrons were retrreved from
the waste basket the labels gently bmshed off and more debatrng started And rn the end the Who s Who rdea was
thought to be pleasmgly preferable In the Kmg s Royal Band Bob Cathey has wrelded the baton as drum major for
two years whrle Phylhs Swartz and Randall Towry play oboe and clarmet respectrvely Phylhs has the drstmctron
of berng the only grrl rn the Communrty Band besrdes berng band lrbrarran Workmg alongside the school band as
heralds rn the march are four hrgh stepprng twrrlers jane Cathey Elorze Bragg Pat Brooks and Patsy Heed
In vocal musrc Bob Denms 'QQ-lgges Mur hy and Nancy Underwood are outstandmg The offrcers of the Grrls
Chorus Janet Lane Delores Wrllrams an ckery are members of the semor class
For promrse rn art the class honors Ralph Wall Bob France Jane McLean and Pat Prerce Of these France
and Wall mrght also be noted for cartoomng especrally at campargn trme and Wall drd all the rllustratmg rn thrs
Crrtenon
Wrts who would do well at any Krngs court as Jesters are numerous but especrally notable are Delores
Mur he Merlame Brrstow Mona Wrcker Jack Guerkmk Buddy Rresen Jerry Coleman Jackre Longrno affix'
BoyEm
Our engagmg actors gentlemen and ladres of the stage rnclude Nancy Underwood Bob Denms Pat West Ida
Sutton Gene Morrell and Patsy Brown Nancy Bob Gene and Patsy have wowed audrences rn three all school
plays and Ida s performances as fussy club woman wrn her the admrratron and the laughter of all who see her per
form Elame Hulse and Pat West are also popular for therr drrectmg and are presrdent and vrce presrdent respec
Lawrence Staples left us rn September to take hrs semor year nn The Thomas Jefferson School rn St Lours but
he along wrth Weldon Saylor Ida Sutton Betty Webb LaVerne Goms and Elarne Hulse should be remembered for
therr fme leadershxp They have repeatedly crusaded on unselfrsh mrssrons for the glory of Ardmore Hrgh School
Frrendlmess the essence of courtesy rs abundant rn the class but several grrls-Betty Webb Nancy Underwood
Pat Brown Ida Sutton and Wrlda Gentry are among the frrendlrest Bruce Thompson Bob Warner Earl Luckey
Lours Munday Bud Rersen Wade Henry Gene Morrell and Bob Denms rate as perhaps the frrendlrest boys rn the
class of S0
Enthusnastrc senrors who carry the emblazoned banner for Ardmores red and whrte and support the school rn
all rts projects are a fine addrtxon to the group James Baxter Nancy Underwood Betty Webb Jane Cathey Maud
ellen Newman Gene Morrell Bob France Wade Henry and Jack Longmo are our pepprest heralds of the class
The Prrnce Charrmngs rn the class rnclude Harry Dodd Bud Rresen Jack Spratt Weldon Saylor Gene Mor
rell Jack Geurkxnk Ralph Wall Jerry Coleman Lours Munday Kenneth Johnston and Clyde Wayman Woodley
Farr ladres who lend beauty to the general scene are numerous but gallant observers especrally note Shrrley
Mannrng Zara Kmkade Marrlyn Cohenour Pat Brooks and Elorze Bragg
In the freld of home makmg our marrred semor Jo Ann Bahner Cranford tops the lrst Close behmd her strll
workmg to perfect therr skrll are Pat Brown La Juana West and the Morgan twms Martha and Montra who are
rrvals rn every sense of the word
Perhaps the most rmportant phase of school actrvltres rs scholarshlp smce leammg rs the prmcrpal prrvrlege
of each student Headmg the class as our brams are Mary Fraley Phylhs Swartz LaVerne Goms Ida Sutton and
Maudellen Newman
Doubtless a few names have been overlooked whrch should occur on thrs page but these outstandmg senrors
have been named rn our Who s Who because of therr frne contrrbutrons to the class These are the ones who have
consrstently led the class rn nts many fme accomplrshments the true knrghts and ladres of l950'
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One of the colorful events of the autumn parade The three con
vertrbles of the candrdates who were jxmmxe joy Patsy and Queen Delores were decked gaxly ln red and whxte The band and the
hugh steppmg twmrlers preceded all the cars ln the pre game festxvxtxes
In the center of the page IS a typxcal actxon hot of one of the most generally loved characters m our class Lawrence served as class
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hns usual hxgh scholastic standards
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A leader rn her class and wmner of last years oratorlcal contest Presldent of hrs class an actxve member of the football team
Betsy Klexn was selected Ideal Gnrl She ms frxendly considerate and an honor student make the cholce of Bxll Read by h1s classmates
mtcllngcnt and always wxllmg to help whenever needed as Ideal Boy an excellent one He ns well mannered and has a most
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good humored nature and corny Jokes are always welcome xn any jollxest Glrl She always wears a smxle and brmgs smlles to her
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Hall ye kmghts and ladxes' Welcome to the Halls of the jumor Class' We have been antxclpatmg your vlslt so we have prepared
a processnon of our most talented vahant and noble examples of junxor knlghthood If the reader will reserve judgment and take h1s
place ln the revxewxng stand the class hlghlxghts w1ll parade before hxm
Here come the Heralds' They are the best m the busmess Under the able dnrectxon of Sxr Gabbard these hkely youths have proved
thexr worth Lxsten' They re trumpetmg the arrwal of the mxnstrels
These lads and damsels are wxdely celebrated for thexr charm and song and are well establxshed m the Court of Musxc
But what s thxs comxng behmd the m1nstrels9 It s the members of the Royal Order of the Plgskm' The Order s most lllustrlous
members are S1r Dlck Lxddell Slr Kenneth Taylor Snr Thad Day Sxr Robert Scott Snr B111 Read and Snr Carl Atkmson These kmghts
have rndden vxctorlously home from battle and have been placed hxgh ln the Halls of the Jumor Class
just behmd the Order of the Plgskm comes the trxumphant Royal Order of Muscle Men These mxghty wrestlers have come to gxve
us an example of thelr prowess Snr Nathan Geurkmk Sxr Blll Cypert and the Kmghts Hudson and Houston Boydston have bested
the most agile of challengers and have mamtamed a reputatxon that makes the1r competltors quake nn thenr royal armor
Of course the next m our processxon are the Kmghts of the Basketball These kmghts have proven to the jumor Court and the
rest of the Kxngdom the great skxll and abxlmty wnth whxch they carry on thenr joustxng games These knights who grace the royal play
mg floor are Sur Carl Atkinson Snr Dlck Lxddell and Snr Kenneth Taylor As these shxnxng examples of kmghthood pass from vxew the
Heralds come forth agaxn and blow a blast for the scrlbes and councxlors They come xn wlth slow and measured tread but don t let
that fool you These Juniors are as llvely as the jesters ln the Royal Court' Some of these are the noted Ladies of Beauty and Brains
Lady Peggy Wxlson Lady Betsy Klem Lady Mardy Steele Lady Maxme Black and Lady juanxta Roblnette
And now wnth much ado and great flounsh have arrlved the Jumor Players with a play for the entertainment of all' These
actors have made the Court sparkle wrth laughter as they have enacted thelr amusmg skxts throughout the year
Lady Betsy Klem Snr Nathan Geurkmk and Lady Mardy Steele now take thexr places of honor among the rulers of the Kang
dom Lady Betsy xs vlce pres1dent of the State s Councll and Sxr Nathan and Lady Mardy are vice presxdent and secretary of the local
Councxl respectxvely
Lxsten to that fanfare' Here comes the Ruler of the Halls of Jumor Class' None other than the xllustnous Snr Bull Read' He as
accompamed by h1s advlsors Lady Sherry Gr1ff1n and Sn' Nathan Geurkmk the scnbe and vxce Councilor Snr Bill advances to the
Banquet Hall where he IS Jomed by hxs sage and fnend Lady Mary Etholyn Busch' It xs saxd that she xs responslble for keepmg these
great halls runnmg so perfectly
And now last but not by any means least come the pert jumor cheerleaders Lady Peggy Glover and Lady Betty Read to lead
us ln a great rousmg yell for the Halls of jumor Class'
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AN OPEN LETTER TO THE JUNIORS AND SENIORS
DEAR UPPERCLASSMEN
Doubtless you regarded us as a strange species during our six year reign
at ward school But after coming into the 7th grade in September 46 and during
.41 our years in the 8th and 9th grades we looked forward to this day when we
would reach a high point in our school c re-er the privilege of becoming Sopho
mores You may scoff at our labeling it a privilege but we are endowed with
a fiery school spirit and a determination that carries us nowhere but to the top
You may as well stop kidding us about our motto Green but growing
b cause in senior high we re coming right on up the ladder much faster
perhaps than you think
Football was the game of the year and we know Ardmore High will long remember Sophomores judge Williams Gene
Williams Ronald Horne Horace Bailey and others who have already performed with credit on the gridiron Denny Mitchell
Sue Boucher Vice President Mary Bulard
Secretary Donald Horne President
and Al Ringer And in the manly art of wrestling that do or die spirit of Bob Bettes wins him admiration not only of his team
mates but of the entire student body
joy Cobb Doris Ward jan Lovell and Flavil Yeakley seem to be coming right on up in their acting and speaking of
interest in drama Barbara Lou Thomason showed what a sophomore can do when she topped the entire school in ticket selling
for the all school play
Our two pcppy cheerleaders joy Cobb and Kenna Hudson did a fine job of keeping up the morale of the athletes while
our class officers ktpt the executive side of the class popping Donald Horne makes a capable president and his assistants
vice president Sue Boucher and secretary Mary Bulard gather up loose ends for him
In the BIG sophomore event of the year the crowning of Marian Coffey as Miss Basketball of 1950 good sportsmanship
and graciousness were displayed by all three lovely sophs Marian joy and Carol Ann
Miss Ethel McClure our sponsor who has helped to indoctrinate us into the mysteries and Joys of highschool deserves our
thank for a Job quite well done
So jaunty Juniors and Digmfied Seniors you see by now tnat sophomores may have the last laugh and remember H
laughs best who laughs last'
Signed
Mary Louise oore
Sophomore Editor
IN MEMORIAM
The members of the sophomore class affectronately devote their
portion of this Crrterron to the memory of their classmate whom they
enjoyed, admrred, and loved
TED COADY
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ARDMORE OFFERS EXTENSIVE
SHOP COURSE
For the first time in the history of its
public schools, Ardmore has been able to
offer to its junior and senior high students
a complete curriculum of applied shop
courses.
Each spring every boy considering a
shop course for the following year is offered
a list of 11 prospective courses to choose
from. These courses include: mechanical
drawing, electricity, pattern making, foun-
dry, hand woodworking, machine wood-
working, machine shop, sheet metal, arc
welding, acetylene welding and general
metal.
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are not offered to prepare a student for an I.. '
occupation but are designed to acquaint the '
student with this field of training. The only
required shop course is offered in the 8th
grade: for it is deemed advisable that every
student have at least one year of general
shop. This eighth grade shop course ac-
quaints the student with six of the above
mentioned. If the student desires to continue
with a curriculum of shop courses he takes
mechanical drawing in the ninth grade. S-f
Having a background of general shop and
mechanical drawing, the student is then
able to choose his last three years of study.
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The Ardmore school system has shown
its interest in this sort of training by investing 5150.000 in a new Vocational Shop building and in machinery,
High school students are not the only persons who benefit from the shop program. Five adult classes number-
ing 105, one in cabinet-making of 20, and two Southeastern State Extension courses of 65 are also taught in the
new shop building: adding these adult classes to 150 junior high students and 120 senior high students, who also
take advantage of the shop, we find that a grand total of 460 persons individually use the shop building each week.
Instructors Maurice Altom, Arthur Sturdevant, Wayne Byrd. Charles Ham, Harold Speer and William C.
Stamper jr., are to be complimented for their untiring work in this department.
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Raymond Gabbard Bob Cathey
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Captam Lieutenant
The Prxde of Ardmore Hxgh' The Ardmore
band has done much to deserve that txtle durmg
a long and busy school term Under the dxrect1on of
Raymond Gabbard the band has had an actxve
and eventful year wlth trxps to contests football
games and many hard practlce sessions
Leadmg the band as they marched down the
fleld at football games to the famxlxar strams of
Salutatlon were Drum Major Bob Cathey and
Band Queen Mary Ann Austm Twlrlers Patsy
Heed Pat Brooks Eloxze Bragg and jane Cathey
and majorettes Lyn Pebbles and Carolyn Conwell
provxded extra eye lnterest to the Red and Whlte
A H S Band had many chances to show off
xts marchmg and playmg ablllty thxs year Band
members went to football games at Pauls Valley
and Durant Band Day at Dallas and Norman and
contest at Durant Ardmore was represented m the
fxrst Oklahoma All State Band by Phylhs Swartz
and rn the Stlllwater Band Clxmc by Edwm Zellner
Jack Locke and Dxck Mxley
Many highschool band members also play m Ardmores Community
Band These members are Harold Dlllard jack Locke David Ward Herb
Huffman Ted Berryhxll Bllly Tom Nash Dick Mxley Edwm Zellner Phyllxs
Swartz, john Holloway, uletus Brewer, and Bobby Brown These sessxons
gxve hlghschool players many chances to benefxt by playmg wuth the more ex
perxenced musxcuans
The band has accomplmshed much thxs year but much of thus was due to
the patlence and understandmg of a fme dxrector, Mr Gabbard
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The Pep Club orgamzed last year has loyally supported the Txgers xn all l-unds of sports events thxs
year These g1rls made pom poms for every football game and decorated the goal posts at Walker stadmum
for each home game They also spelled out T I G E R S on the fence on the west sxde of the field On
Color Day the Pep Club presented Mr Prlce w1th a brlght red t1e whxch he wore to every game thxs year
At the football queen s coronatlon ceremony the gxrls formed a heart ln the center of the fxeld around
the throne where the queen was crowned At the end of the football season the team was gwen a ban
quet by the Pep Club
Durlng the basketball season the grrls sold concesslons at the home games and other tournaments
whlch were held here Wxth the money whlch was made the club gave a prlvate Pep Club party and an
all school party
Mxss Susan Scallon IS sponsor of the club and Betty Webb IS the presxdent Cheerleaders as pxctured
above are joy Cobb Peggy Glover Jimmy joy Hill Betty Read Cathryn and Kenna Hudson
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Undcr thx able coachmg of George Holloway Leughton
Peddy and Flmer Butler our red shlrted Tlgers were able
once more to capture the tutlc of Dxstrxct 4 A Champs These
three coaches who bzllzvx m coaching a boy Instead of drxv
:ng h1m rccuved more co operation than was thought pos
sxhlc The splrlt of the Bengals was doubled and thclr playm
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Supcrb Coachmg xs a term seldom uscd nowadays but
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MANAGERS
Three boys who thxs year have controlled the expenses
as well as the officxal team management and overseeing of
the equxpment for all the players on the field are Joyce
Mnchael Gene Cook and Clyde Shaw No finer managers
have stepped m that musty old cage for many years
GENE COOK JOYCE MICHAEL CLYDE SHAW
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BOB MOTELY-Low
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LOUIS MUNDAY-Glue-
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Evxdently fed up with being the soft touch on the Oklahoma
wrestlmg scene Coach Lexghton Peddys lmxment addxcts ln the
sprmg of 50 showed a remarkable xmprovement ln both sk1ll and
spmt over last year s squad
The Txger mat men gave all their opponents a rrp roarmg bat
tle wh1le gammg three vrctorxes and droppmg slx contests
Showmg up very well ln Coach Peddys book was hlgh pomt
man Clarke Pancho Coulter who lost only one match durxng
the entxre season Second m the hxgh poxnt fxeld came Bob B O
Bettes who lost one match and had two draws Others who tumed
ln a banner year were Ramon Romeo Awtrey Nathan Ferdl
nand Geurkmk Houston Guxllotme Boydston Hudson Back
yard Boydston joe Hutchins Bill Cypert Homer Moyers and
Kenneth Mabry
Wxth apologles to hls many loyal fans and all those who crave
actxon and he man wrestlmg we were about to omrt a very 1m
portant lmk m Coach Peddy s well precxsuoned cham Bclwar Bar
rett two fisted bone butcher from the Caddo Brush country
Here rs the roster of the Ardmore Hxgh wrestlmg squad of 50
103 lbs Lafon Dunford 112 lbs Bull Cypert 120 lbs Homer
Moyers 127 lbs -Gary Rudd Shendan Kmkade Kenneth Mabry
133 lbs Clarke Coulter 138 lbs Houston Boydston 145 lbs
Bob Bettes 154 lbs Hudson Boydston james Barrett 165 lbs
joe Hutchms and Heavyweight Ramon Awtry and Nathan
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ECONOMICS
Home Making as applied to Ardmore High
School home economics classes is an overall study
to help the girls train themselves to become better
homemakers for the future.
This year the schedule included two classes in
Home Economics I, two Home Economics II classes,
one Home Economics III class, and one Home Nurs-
ing class, or an enrollment of 97 girls. The course of
study in all classes is similar except that each year
the work is more advanced and in greater detail.
Clothing, from the most simple garment'to the most
advanced tailoring, is prepared for the Fashion Show
held in the spring.
Other outstanding features of this year were the
Christmas teas, planned and presented by each class,
luncheon, planned, prepared and served by each class
at the close of the foods work: and co-operating with
the Salvation Army by making clothes for 87 dolls
the army gave to underprivileged children at Christ-
mas. Prizes for the best-dressed dolls were given to
joyce Meek, Orlena Hillsberry and Pat Parmley.
Girls taking Home Economics III voted Home
Planning and Family Relationships most interesting
projects, while the Home Economics I and II chose
clothing as their favorite.
One of the most popular classes in High School
is always the Home Nursing class. It was smaller this
year but by no means less interesting. Outsiders
helped make it so interesting and educational. Mrs.
W. C. Sain, a registered nurse, sponsored by Red
Cross, and Miss Susan Scallon, the physical educa-
tion instructor of high school, devoted time to the
class. Mrs. Sain gave a three week's review by dem-
onstration in home nursing, while Miss Scallon
gave instructions in life saving.
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Srnce rn the days of chrvalry wrlls were hrghly rmportant and were werghted wrth long and profound words the Crr
terron hereupon sets a properly drgnrfied wrll to convey to the lower classmen what rs bequeathed to them by the graduatrng
senrors Srnce the members of the staff are doubtful however as to therr berng sound of mrnd and body they hereby
lrst only those hrgh school fads manners and customs whrch they no longer need and whrch they hope the recervers wrll ap
precrate and cherrsh
Ramon Awtrey leaves hrs dexterrty rn football wrestlrng and
track to hrs lrttle brother Don and Bob Boykrn bequeaths to Krrk
Grey a well thumbed booklet on The Art of Defendrng Yourself
Ann Labbart Dee Dee Wrllrams Peggy Raum and Janet Lane sug
gest that Mane Edens Bobbye Bowers and Jo Ann Jones contrnue
therr nrghtly drag of Marn Street Kenneth Taylor takes from How
ard Allnutt the fanatrc desrre to perfect long basketball shots A com
fortable and handy parr of elevator shoes rs left to Mrss Rece by
Bobby France Boyd Howell grves to Brll Cypert hrs abrlrty to keep
the grrls lway and a narve manner rs grven by Eugene Cook to any
one who can possrbly look that rnnocent Instead of grvrng rt away
Gerald Glazener sheeprshly hrdes the overflowrng ash tray rn Mrs
Maddens Englrsh room LeVerne Gorns grves the abrlrty to wrrte
love letters to La Juana Lewrs To James Vrneyard goes James Bar
retts womout cue strck Lours Munday unhapprly bestor s hrs art of
courtrng rn a parked car to Bob Motley Mona Wrcker and Dorrce
Palmer leave to the Senrors of 51 the back seats of Mrs Madden s
Englrsh room wrth the chewrng gum mtact
Carol Whrte rs the proud recerver of an evaporated bottle of
peroxrde and Nancy Underwood s harr style Pat West grves advrce
to Dottre Cox Rutha Lee Young and Lorna Runyon on how to get
your man and keep hrm A frne example of frrendshrp between Bobby
Wamer and Grover Wells rs grven to Roy Srmmons and Thad Day
and Ralph Wall confers hrs dazzlrng speed on the track to Lerghton
eddy
One rneffectrve Jar of freckle cream rs grven Marre Edens by
Kenneth Ball Wrlda Gentry and Madra Cowan Glenna Banks and
Elva Foster are so quret that they are not even seen leavrng The
ambrtron to be a dentrst rs grven to Barry Galt and Don Oxford by
hopes her dancrng style can be rmrtated by Joy Cobb and Emma
Jane Beard rs wrllrng to grve her fountarn pen to anybody who would
lrke to wrrte letters to Colorado
Eula Mae Berry leaves her lrttle brother Harold to the mercres
of A H S Laura Bow takes leave of her good frrend Clara Boutwell
whrle Olen Boutwell and Kenneth Quard just hope to leave forever
Elorze Bragg leaves her flarr for wearrng long harr to Kenna Hud
son and Pat Brooks her technrque of Hutterrng eyelashes to Mary
Lourse Moore Ross Burnett confers the motorcycle bug to Gene
Coxsey
Jlmmy Josh Renfro recerves from Henry Carter a bunch of well
wom prano books whrle Peggy Lers gets from Marre Calvery pornters
on a pretty smrle Bob Cathey leaves hrs remarkable speechmakrng
abrlrty to Alan Brown Wendall and Shrrley donate therr romantrc
tactrcs to Davrd Drckrnson and Carol Brrstow Jane Cathev presents
a wonderful magrc lasso to Peggy Glover Two warm spots on the
football bench are left for Kenneth Beard and Bob Mote by Gerald
Cobb and W A Mauldrn Anyone who has many actrvrtres may have
from Marrlyn Cohenour her abrlrty to study out of study hall Jerry
Coleman leaves hrs lust for prn ball maehrnes to Horace Barley
Lawrence Conway hrs nonchalant manner to Bob McLarrd John
Cornell and Davrd Poe approach wrth currosrty the lurrng lrfe of the
Navy
Hrs wrestlrng prestrge rs conferred upon Bob Bettes by Clarke
Coulter and a well worn seat at the Trvolr rs left Cherryl Cochran
by Wanda Day Shrrley Walters and Patsy Heed The two remarnrng
members of the Carter County Cut Ups are left by therr maestro
Bob Dennrs Harald Drllard donates to Glen Reagor hrs abrlrty to
reparr musrcal rnstruments and Pat Dockery begrns to explore the
freld o hrstory teachrng Harry Dodd sadly says Good bye to hrs
one and only La Juana
Mary Fraley leaves her abrlrty to make strarght A to Peggy
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Wrlson Jack Geurkrnk bestows upon lrttle brother Nate hrs 4 H
honors and hrs Jokes Rebecca Walden and Elarne Hulse leave to
therr srster and brother Peggy Walden and Edwrn Hulse frne school
records and hope that they wrll carry on the drgnrty of the famrly
names
June Harvey thrnks her hrgh prtched grggle can now be softened
and Zara Krnkade hopes her lrttle brother Sherrdan can learn her
khack of gettrng along wrth the teachers Jrmmre Joy Hrll presents to
Cherryl Cochran her cowboy hat and chaps and all her excuses for
berng late to band are grven to Drck Mrley by Phyllrs Swartz
Wade Henry consrgns to Charles Combs hrs bugle slrghtly the
worse for wear durrng the two years that he has played the bugle
call Patrrcra Huston rmparts to Mary Brddrck her secret of keeprng
thrn and a worn out car rs grven by Janrce Krncannon to her brother
A stack of unused drets rs wrlled to Nancy Dulaney by Martha Lacy
and Jack Longrno grves hrs halfback slot to Gene Earl Wrllrams
The art of adjustrng the speaker just rrght rs left by Charles Mc
Collum to the audro boys of next year Glenna Montgomery shows
Barbara Entrrken the art of talkrng wrth her hands whrle the art of
talkrng wrth the eyes rs grven by Gene Morrell to Judy Head
Joyce Meek and La Juana West both leave for Abrlene Chrrstran
college where they wrll pursue therr careers Martha and Montra
Morgan leave therr example of an rnseparable companronshrp to the
Horne twrns Brll Martrn leaves the posrtron of Cnterron busrness
manager to some asprnng junror whrle Delores Murphey confers the
honor of wrrtrng the Personalrty Column to any senror joumalrst who
can meet Mrs Arnold s deadlrne
Gerald Orr grves hrs boxrng gloves to Gene Wrllrams whrle Vrc
tor Peden just leaves agarn Lrnda Phelps leaves her unused hrstory
reference books to next year s hopefuls Patrrcra Prerce leaves A H S
rn peace and preces Charles Powers bequeaths the benefrt of hrs drrv
rng experrence to the drrvrng class and Weldon Saylor relrnqurshes
hrs class prexy trtle to Brll Read Vrrgrnra Scarboro whrspers to Brllre
Rose Hensley pornters on gorng steady Sue Stewarts prowess rn
shootrng her bow and arrow goes to some gym grrl of next year Ida
Sutton leaves the underclassmen of the student councrl to the mercy
of Mrs Olrver Betty Webb hopes to leave all school prcnrcs forever
Well equrpped wrth a rollrng prn Joan Bahner Cranford leaves for a
happy marrred lrfe Dorothy Dooley and Martha Henry would lrke
to bequeath therr farthful old cars to some Junror but they may need
them rn the future
Kenneth Johnston bestows hrs mohawk harr style to any sopho
more or yunror boy who would lrke to be drfferent Rrta Whrttaker
jorns the Army Sullrvan Lavers grves hrs abrlrty to dead pan to
Joyce Mrchael Mary Ann Austrn hopes her Band Queen unrform
goes to a figure well deservrng Mary Beth Brown shows Dana Cham
pron her secret of flrrtrng and Monty Grvens takes the trtle of Daddy
Long Legs relrnqurshed by Joe Boone McBryde and anyone who
can qualrfy may have Merlarne Brrstows trtle of loudest grrl rn the
class The trtle of Pretty Boy rs conferred upon Brll Cude by Bud
Rersen Peggy Gee grves some trps to any newcomer rn our farr school
on how to get along rn A H S Clyde Woodley leaves for a promrsrng
future
Elarne Hulse leaves Teen Talk to any Junror who thrnks she
can be everywhere at once and cover all the school news and Phyllrs
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ence to hound students for stones
The entrre senror class leaves to next years senrors for careful
treatment and consrderatron one Mr Rex Sparger And frnally aud
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