Ardmore High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Ardmore, OK)

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17 MAI ' pm 1 17 I.liAl Lli'l'S STUDY CLUB The Leaflets Study Cflub for girls was founded in 1955 by the Ladies of the Leaf, the oldest literary tlub in Ardmore. Although the l.e.1lAlets is not .L sthool sponsored organization, it stresses scholastic athievement. Membership in this club requires Ll li average and completion ol' nine years of schooling. Pictured above are the current offiters of the club. They are left to right: Ann Goins. presidentg -lane l.owrey, tre.isurerg Nanty Newton. historiting Mayre Bob Dobson. parliriinentnrian3 lxiary lirantes ll.unner. reporterg and in front .Io lfxelyn Mithael. Vite Piesidentg and Patsy Tipps, Secretary. NXNI 5, 1-'I '-inf' ,I-wx ' saw- ui LATIN CLUB The third year of the Latin Club indicates the increased interest in the stud' ol Latin by students in AHS. Witliin these three years the membership of the club has grown from ten to more than fifty. Members of the club, sponsored by Mrs. Sparger meet once each month. Roman legends and modern versions of the attivities ol Latin heroes provide the chief programs. Latin I students acted as slaves at the annual banquet February 16 when they were initiated into the club. Stanley Graves serves as president assisted by Mary jo Rappolee, vice-president, and Virginia Peterson, secretary.

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Every semester the service eup is .twiirded to the tlass which h.1s rendered the most servie- t AHS. Fl L o 'he award is based on points reteixed for t'l.1ss p.irtieip.ition in sthool , activities. 45:-LW,, V . . . . Q-J' S- ' Points .ire tallied by .1 eoinmittee from the QT? QINGG student touneil .it the end ot' e.1t'h semester. ENUA A The tl.1ss with the best pertenmge in enth activity reteives 50 points, the second 50, .ind 8 the l.tst ltl points. The uiitt-.ising etitiorts of the sen- iors ot N235 brought them into the limelight on -l.iIllI.ll'y JH. On that day student tountil president .Iseli Locke presented Ronnie XlC'oerz, president ot' the senior tlass. with the symbolit gold tup. i QE ' Q 03 I x 6, V Q5 'rrggxc' Ao? vv TBA i9,5QS?j, Us ' H twslxe-ov HoN0 I X -Deserve A J M' 2 59? 6231921 Qi-IOR-We I ff' M. GFX ij-S31 1 V9p,dSRTnRgEgjl fri 'Qi' 1 tgp Fl if Qui X5 , ,, ,, Gi, ,ye fi -if 1' mba 94,90 -1.-

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5590 Pleased Palm is 5 i' 1 g ' ii. . J if pf E' T R- NEHT FU- to vw, w, gun :WN Q- 7 1 3 512.23 firm in' ii his 'nad' lit. 5 elk-ss 4495 5 3 J -ui ww 2ti'.'.1i.x i , 1 r .1 si Q i R- ' 1' t I I E 1 i xx F 7 , Y f L N. K I X A L ,wt On Ottolwer li, more than llllt Ardmore High Sehool students pooled their talents, skill, and wit to present tor the Ardmore pulwlit the setond annual Red Ifeather lfrolitsu. For two hours and tiitteen minutes an audienee ot 1500 in Cixie Auditorium watthed our gang pertiorm. Dale Branum Qahovej diretted the aetors through a maze ot' turtains, ropes, lights. haekdrops, and props, In the rehearsals and backstage on opening night the actors gave him a few headaches and some premature gray hair, hut as they stepped into the limelight, they shed their eloak of levity and performed like veterans. They elowned, and danced, and played, and sang splendidly mueh to the relief of Iiranum and the pleasure ot' the audienee. Em-ceed hy Ronald Me- Neil, the show opened with a ehorus line and elosed with a spen- taeular danee and hlatk-out musical. The danees were planned and di- rected hy .Ieanine Cox. Highlight- ing tlie show were the class skits. The Sophomore-s presented a polit- ital rally with speethes hy all the major presidential tandidates. while the juniors went to Hollywood to procure some tine talent. The Sen- iors hrought the tomie strips to life with authentic tostumes. Also out- standing were: Mickey Callahanis rendition ot' Sam Spoon Qahove rightj. Impersonations hy Harry Todd, and a motk T.V. eommereial by jerry Brown, I x T 1 ,S 1, X s L .Cl X rw 'Ii