Ardmore High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Ardmore, OK)

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Q0 5 X42 Presxdcnt of Student Councll and a feature cdr tor of thc Crxtfrron lcia Sutton was thc Choxcc of the SCUIOYS for Outstandmng rl That she rs we rounded IS shown by her scholastxc abnlnty as wfll as her SOC1dl leadershnp Loglcal cholcc of has classmates for Outstandmg Boy was Weldon Saylor A presxdent of hrs class member of the football team student councxl and Natlonal Honor Socxcty he always worked with the lnterest of hxs classmate IH mmd ff Q! lNIona Wlckcr s pcrt saymgs havf will van her the tltle of WlttlCSt g Chosen by he-r classmates she IS tht senlors cheerful Cherub Who else could be wrttzcst boy but Happy jack Longmo' Hrs clever say mgs and carcfrfe manner never fall to delxght hrs classmates and assocxatcs 22 Q40' gr 3 Wt

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U Flrst row left to rxght Scallon Meek Trurtt Hensley Brxstow Edens jones Allen P1erce Folsom Second row Phxlllps Shores Lane Champmon Harvey Drummond Wxlllams and Boyer Thnrd row Nance Black Phelps Fowlkes Rxcketts Bowers Horstman Padgett Creecy james Evans and Hendricks 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 chestra s presldent IS Cletus Brewer 1 qu 2 A 6 , .- ' 6 ' ' s - 4 , X L - - - 7 5 5 , Q sb A f 111. . A L34 if . 5 E . - , Jw I K 1 1' . . i, , N , 6 6 A . . 5

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'EVO , s ,Q Y A X y ,Of Q, ff , az f I - f. , ki ,,,, xy . M L of ,2 ' Friendly, warm, jok- ! If gfsalilfiffliiiyfhii is a favorite, not only with his classmates, but also with all others who know him. Nancy, who has a kind word for all, was selected as sweetest girl by her associates. She is gracious and friendly to casual acquaintances as well as to her personal friends. . . duff 04'-I my ., K .AAJ-U-.1 to 3294.3-f Qu-4-sd!-Z .J ' ,Q Afvfuifviv-'-i fo! yl Poise, lovely features, and beauti- ful blonde hair sum up a good defi- nition for Patsy, selected by her class as the prettiest girl. Friendliness, a keen sense of humor, and vivacious- by ness add to her beauty. X Sparkling brown-eyed, black-haired jerry Coleman was selected by the ' seniors as handsomest boy. This newcomer is the football glamour boy of Ardmore High. 23