Blackwell High School - Booster Yearbook (Blackwell, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1955 volume:

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To those whose efforts are afar beyond the call of duty' in establishing freedom from want and freedom from fear. To those accepting their political responsibilities by knowing their duties and accepting them as privileges to be cherished To those speaking, writing, and reading the materials that establish freedom of speech as a working principle in America To those who consciously and unconsciously nurture the freedom of religion by giving their love to God. - - Alpha Burger Skirving e Maroon Spirit ' if . Kun . QTTIK' ' in LR, , i H- Fw' Y BOARD 0F EDUCATION KARL DROWATZKY GLENN W. STEWART Vice-president of Board of Education Member of Bocrd of Educg-Hon Office Manager of Turvey Packing Company Salesman fgr Miller-Jackson Company POS' President Ol Boflfd of Educufivn Past President of Board of Education Past President of Chamber of Commerce Past President of Kiwanis Past President of Jaycee's REV' EDwlN HEYNE U Member of the Masonic-Lodge Member of Board of Education CLAIR M. BROCK Clerk ot Board of Education Pastor of the Trinity Lutheran Church Past member of the Board ot Directors of Kiwanis Associate Secretary ofthe District Missions of the Lutheran Church Mechanical Superintendent of Journal Tribune Member of Presbyterian Church President of Typographical Union Member of the Masonic Lodge LOUIS S. HOWARD President ot Board ot Education Druggist Deacon in Christian Church Director of Chamber of Commerce Member of the Masonic Lodge The principal of Blackwell High School, LLOYD H. ALFORD, is a graduate of the University of Oklahoma, holding a B. S. degree in Education and an M. S. in City School Administration. His teaching career began at Ames, Oklahoma, where he was an instructor in mathematics and also a coach of athletics. ln World War II he enlisted and received a com- mission in the Air Corps where he served four and one-halt years, eighteen months of this time overseas in India, China, and the Pacific theatre- He returned to work in public school education at Purcell after the war, where he served as Junior High School principal. After tour years at Purcell he moved to Blackwell, where he was principal of Lovett Junior High for two years. He is now completing his third year as principal of Blackwell High School. He is an active member of the First Christian Church, a member ofthe American Legion, Lion's Club, and Masonic Lodge. At present he is Chair- man of the Northern 8-A Conference. The Superintendent of Blackwell City Schools, J. ARTHUR HERRON, graduated from the University of Oklahoma with a B.S. in School Supervision and a M.S. in School Administration and has done post-graduate work at both O.U. and A. 3. M. Mr. Herron is a Past President of the Northern District ot O. E. A. and a member of the North Central Association Accrediting Committee. Formerly he served on the Board of Directors, on the Executive Committee, and on the Legislative Committee ot O. E. A. He is an active Mason and a former officer of the Grand Lodge ot Oklahoma. Mr. Herron is also active in the Baptist Church and has taught a Business Men's Bible Class for more than twenty years. Mr. Herron has been president of the Blackwell and Purcell Rotary Clubs and was a charter mem- ber and secretary of the Lion's Club in Beggs, Oklahoma. He began his teaching career in Stratford Junior High School. He also served as Superin- tendent ot the Stratford schools for six years, of Beggs for six years, of Francis for eight years, of Purcell for three years, and is now completing his seventh year as superintendent in Blackwell. Mr. Herron's administration has received praise for an extensive building program which has done much to improve the Blackwell school system. -,,- ,. nun . , fi Ti-IE MARODN SPIRIT THE MAROON SPIRIT is the Past, the Present, and the Future of Blackwell High School. lt is the years and years of traditions piled up by thousands upon thousands of strong, eager, intelligent, as- spiring youths. lt is the efforts, the struggles to get there, the rebuffs, the heartaches, the injuries, the disappointments-and the successes. lt is every game learned, and won or lost. lt is studied lessons and their applications. It is high moral standards, honor, fair play, respect for the rights of others. It is accomplishment in academic, physical and practical. It is leadership - and intelligent followers. It is the pride and the joy in the Worthy. lt is the spirit of Democracy and the challenge of duties understood and accepted. lt is all the little kindnesses and courtesies, and both the little and overwhelming loyalties. It is more than these. It is a ioyous living Presence symbolized in conduct, in colors, in movement, and in properties. As you notice, the artist, Victor Nicholson, made the Maroon Spirit, Himself, pure gold, the bronze of rugged health. His physical makeup suggests percision and fineness of motion, speed, strength, and endurance. ln his right hand he carries high a pure white light, the torch, the lamp of knowledge and civilization. The wings on his helmet suggest what his mind attains, it goes far-but always upward. ln his left hand, but inconspicuously, he carries the laurel wreath of victory. The Maroon Spirit sails on the pure white clouds, his aspirations are high. The golden rays of the Maroon sun shine down upon him-an in- spiration from above-from God! Each hour, each day, each year-many Black- well High School youths emblazon the Maroon Spirit with finer, deeper, and greater essentials of greatness. Each year the colors of the Maroon Spirit are brighter and brighter. Today we have a glowing Spirit to make more brilliant with deeds and aspirations. Today the whole world calls for the Maroon Spirit to strengthen Democracy and to promulgate the doctrine of Christianity. I 1? '7 5 FACULTY 8IHlaJn MRS. H. L. BRYANT, Vocal Music, B.M., Southwestern Cal- lege. W. O. COOK, Tracle and lndus- try, B. S., and M. S., Oklahoma A. 8. M. College. RUTH AMBROSE, English, B.S., Missouri University, M. A-. University of Col ora 2 u JERRY ANDERSON, Drivers Education and Basketball Coach, B.S., East Central State College. ..,.,,f, A' V ao' K li-., EVELYN BOYLE BYLER, Sci- ence, M. S., Oklahoma A. 8. M. College, A. B., Southwestern College. RUBY DITTEMORE, Spanish and Mathematics, A.B., Central State College M.A., University of Oklahoma. do. 4 JEAN BOOTH, Business Educa- tion, B.S., Phillips University. ROSS C. CHANDLER, Voca- tional Agriculture, B. S., Okla- homa A. 8. M. College. ESTHER E. HOHMANN, Mathe- matics, B.S., Northwestern State College. 55- - Y... I, 'f' if S4 THURMAN GARRETT,WrestIing, B.S., and M.S., Central State College. MRS. LELA COOK, Home Ec- onomics, B. S., Oklahoma A. 5. M. College. CHARLES D. JOHNSON, lndus- trial Arts, B.S. 8. M-S.,Oklqhgmq A. M. College. F15 MRS. DORIS SNEATH, Secre- tary to the Principal. IXQQIX1 NELLE MANN, History, B. S., Northwestern State College and M. Ed., University of Oklahoma. N? MRS. PEGGY STRONG, Physi- cal Education, B. S., North- western State Col lege. 4'-. MRS. FANNIE KENEMORE,Art, B.S., Northwestern State College. ii W If' rv, 49' e 'fi . . it g2z!fYf..v1kA: Ha. ,- f I . K , X I. r H win!! in 'S ' 'i1'fi5'iiii:L-, 'gr Q- iii . ew!E53'-tif - f GOLDA KENNY, Librarian, B.S., Oklahoma A. 8. M. College. 3 fnvf . 1. ,.,, X OPAL SCHWEISBERGER, His- tory, A.B., University of Okla- homa and M.A., University of Colorado. HATTIE WILL WILSON, Busi- ness Educationg B. S., Central State Collegeand M.S.,Oklahoma A. Sr M. College. MRS.HAZELDENISONMAGERS En Iish, B. A-, Southwestern Co?lege anal M. A., Wichita University. 4- 'alll' 'V duff' WENDELL A. SHARPTON Speech and English, A. B. Bethany-Peniel College. DALE E. WILLIAMS, Instrumen- tal Music, A. B. and M. Ed., Phillips University. r 1 i MRS. ALPHA BURGER SKIRV ING, English, B.S. and M.S. University of Oklahoma. if-r W. C. WOOTEN, Football, B.S University of Oklahoma. I' thai.. i,,.,-an-05 I gm ul 1 I 4 12 1 I 1 X S Sf- 4 0 jS S M-g S 41: S SSmmSffiE7 SS S ff 1 f4 6 CLASSES S30 anL Pictured above are those chosen by the Senior Class to guide l955's activities. The Executive Board M' H tt' W'll Wilson sponsor consists of, LEFT TO RIGHT, Helen Mcclaflin, assembly committee, Iss a le I , Mr. W. O. Cook, sponsor, J. R. Rader, president, Eugene Plummer, vice-president, Stella Jackson, re orter' Dora Mae Pemberton Gssembly committeeg and Mrs. Hazel Magers, sponsor. FRONT, left to right P 1 1 Joan Meade, secretary, and Barbara Muret, treasurer. When thefifty-fivers leave the hallowed halls of B.H.S., one of the most vivid recollections they will carry with them will be of the mountains of books which have played such a big part in their academic life. If they had taken every subiect available in their three years of high school, the collection of texts would resemble the stack above. A sizable memory but one that will be remembered with mixed emotions, no doubt. SENIORS SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Before I tell what I know about the Class of '55, I would like to introduce myself. I am the clock in the main hall of B.H.S. directly over the trophy case. Although I have never before had a chance to speak, I have been very proud iust watching the many classes come and go, and feeling that in my humble way I have Conf,-ibufed my part to their education. The Class of '55, like the many other classes I have seen enter B.H.S., was green and un- steady, hoping for the best, expecting the worst, buf always eager to do its part, hoping someday to be accepted as a part of this great school. To lead them through this trying year the class elected Carol Chrisenberry, president, Eugene Plummer, vice-president, Carolyn Smith, secre- tary, .lim Butcher, treasurer, Barbara Muret, Glenda Richardson, assembly committee, Carole Hoover, Joan Meade, Kathryn Allbaugh, Phyllis Tackett, Bill Rodgers, home room representa- tives, and was guided by the faithful hand of its sponsors, Mrs. Frank Magers, Miss Hattie Wilson, and Mr. W. O. Cook. Although their main iob was becoming known that first year, they iust didn't sit around. No sirl They put on one of the best assembly pro- grams ever to hit that auditorium, and had a whiz-bang of a class picnic to celebrate their successful year, '52-'53. They found their Junior year even harder to break into, but with more responsibility, much of which rested on the shoulders of Pat Dole, president, Eugene Plummer, vice-president, Barbara Muret, secretary, Jim Butcher, treasurer, Renan Lambring, reporter, Skippy McClafIin, Tonya Naylor, assembly committee, Doris Gardner, Polly Sole, Carol Robinson, and Glorene Carriger, home room representatives. One of the Juniors' first tasks was their assembly, which naturally was a huge success. B.H.S. then called on the class acting ability, which they gave wholeheartedly. The result was the Junior play, The Monkey's Uncle. The cur- tain went up three times, and three times played to packed houses. The biggest test of the year was the prom, which they handled beautifully. It was held in the new cafeteria. The theme was 'Moon Medley.'f The cafeteria was also the place of the class picnic, which had to be held inside because of bad weather, but was enioyed by all, At last, experienced and capable, the Class of '55 was organized and on them rested the res- ponsibility of leading the school. With their capable officers, J.R. Rader, president, Eugene Plummer, vice president, Joan Meade, secretary, Barbara Muret, treasurer, Stella Jackson, repor- ter, Dora Pemberton and Skippy McCIafIin, assembly committee, Gary Boyer, Carol Martin- dale, Nancy Kotchavar, and Nancy Yoder, home room representatives, they began on their last round. They put on two assemblies and the Senior Play, a smash comedy, with expert suc- cess. Realizing that with the prom and annual class picnic, they would be bowing out of B.H.S., the class of '55 felt more than a little bit sad about leaving although not one of them would admit it. What seems to be the most outstanding trait of the class is that they know this is not the end, but only the beginning in this experience called life. I know they will meet it with eagerness and will be successful. Knowing that their contribution to B.I'l-S. will never be forgotten, I shall go back to ticking in- stead of talking, and close my account of the Class of '55. -- - RODNEY CAMPBELL 1 .gy , 4. ' .-' I . 4 . r '+- U I. '- ' f S 4' .4-' 4 V .- wg..-.. if X I'-'cf' -fl? ,,4,....a-il' WU 'J' . 'in 47? KATHRYN LOUISE ALL BAUGH Y-Teen '53,'54,'55, Y-Teen Cabinet '53,'54,'55, Sec. of Y- Teen '54, Pres. of Y- Teen '55, Speech Club '55, F.I l.Ae '53,'54: Band 's3,'54, 55, Saxophone Quartette '53,'54,'55' Annual staff '54,'55, Junior Play '54, Student Council '53, Miss BHS '55, Choir '53,'54,'55, All School Play '55, D.A. R. Award Winner '55. KENT ALLEN Hi-Y '53,'55i Boys Quartette '54, Maroon Singers '54,'55, Choir '54,'55, Committees of Junior Play '54, Wrestling '54, '55, Boys Glee Club '54,'55. RETA PAY ALLISON Y-Te.,,, '53,'54,'55, F.H.A. '53, '54,'ss. JOE AMOS Hi-Y '53,'54, Science Club '53, '54, Committees of Junior Play '54, Football '54, Basketball '53,'55, Tennis '54,'55, Letter- men's Club '54,'55. 1 MAX LEROY ANDERSON All School Play '54,'55, Hi-Y '53,'54,'55, Science Club '53, '54,'55, Vice-Pres. of Science Club '54, Pres. of Science Club '55, Junior Play '54. ROY JACK ANGLE Hi-Y '53,'54,'55, Football '53, '54, Wrestling '53,'54,'55, Track '53, Lettermen's Club '54,'55. WILLIAM THOMAS ANGLE Hi-Y '53,'54,'55, Pres. of Hi-Y '55, Football '53,'54,'55, Wrest- ling '53,'54,'55, Track '53,'54, '55, Candidate for Maroon S irit '55, Lettermen's Club '54,'g5. BOB ANTHONY Hi-Y '53,'54,'55, T 8. I '54,'555 Pres. of T 8: I '55. PHYLLIS BAILEY Y-Teen '53,'54,'55, Y-Teen Cabinet '54,'55, Science Club A '54i F.H.A. '54,'55, Songleader of F.I'l.A. '55, Pep Kats '53, '54,'55, Committees of Junior Play'54, National Honor Society BH-L GENE BAKER 54' Committees of All School Play '54, Hi-Y '53,'54,Committees ot Junior Play '54, Math Club '55, Pres. of Math Club '55, Choir '54,'55, Boys Glee Club'54,'55. JANICE BALLINGER Committees of All School Play '54,'55, Y-Teen '53,'54,'55, Spanish Club '55, Pres. of Spanish Club '55, Bond '53, '54, Committees of Junior 'N :rife ' .,-.49 Play '54, State Honor Society '54,'55, National Honor Society 's4,'s5, Girls State '54. fight.: it A!!! ROSEMARY BARNETT Y-Teen '53,'54,'55, Science Club '55, Choir '54,'55. GARY WAYNE BOYER Committees of All School Play '54, Hi-Y '54,'55, F.F.A. '53, '54, Vice-Pres.-I of F.F.A. '54, Committees of unior Pla '54, i Student Council '55,' Choii '54, '55, Committees of All School Play '55. in -'db ILA MAE BRATCHER Y-Teen '53,'54,'55', Tres. of Y-Teen'55, Y-Teen Cabinet '55, F.T.A. '53,'54,'55, F.H.A. '53 '54, Production Staff '55, Com mittees of Junior Play '54 State Honor Society '54,'55, Choir '53,'54,'55, National Honor Society '55. SARA LOU BRIGGS Y-Teen '53,'54,'55, F.H.A. '53, '54,'55, Choir '55. If I JACK BUTCHER Hi-Y '53,'54: Committees of 5, Junior Play '54, Football '53, '54, Baseball '53, Tennis '54, '55, Lettermen's Club 's3,'54, '55. :w'f g X4 df' JIMMIE BUTCHER Tres. of Class '53 '54, Execu- tive Board '53,'54, l'li-Y '53,'54, '55, Maroon Singers '55, Foot- ball '53,'54,'55, Basketball '53, '54, Track '53,'54, Choir '53, '54, '55, Vice-Pres. of Choir '55, Boys Glee Club '53,'54,'55. RODNEY CAMPBELL Hi-Y '53,'54,'55, Band '53,'54, '55, Cornet Trio '54,'55, Na- tional Honor Society 54, Bas- ketball '53,'54,'55i Track '53, Tennis '53,'54,'55, l-ettermen's Club '54,'55, Drum Maior '54, 55 MELVA GLORENE CARRIGER Y-Teen '53, '54,'55, Speech Club '53, F.H.A. '53,'54, Pep Kats '53, Student Council '54, Choir '53,'54,'55. ZOLA MARIE CARRUTH Y-Teen '53,'54,'55, F.H.A. '54, '55. fw ' 3- 4-9'- ' -'qui' ,ful '5 i 'uw-X .4111 1 Q., .-pus? ,s 'zf if Q..y,..-aussi yi y , I 54, tv' -Y. , ' if S, Of V '--f Q' I px M i DANNY R. CHANDLER Hi-Y '53,'54, Speech Club '54, Pres. of Speech Club '54, Stu- dent Council '53,,'55, Sec. of Student Council 53, Pres. of Student Council '55, American L ion Oratory Contest '53,'54,'55, NfE.L. '5-4,'55, Debate Team '53,'54,'55, Junior Play '54, National Honor Society '54. GARY CHEW Hn Y 53 54 55 Boys Quartette Clybg C6 6,4,XJ'51l,-'55, 'Marbon'Singers :54,:55, National Honor Society 54, 55, Student Council '54, Boys Glee Club '54,'55, Choir 54,'55, Pres. of Choir '55. CAROL ANN CHRISENBERRY Pres. of Class '53, Y-Teen '53, '54,'55, Y-Teen Cabinet '55, Science Club '55, Speech Club '53, F.H.A. 54, Pep Kats '53, '54,'55, Symphonic Choir '55, Committees of Junior Play '54, Band '53,'54,'55, Choir '53,'54, '55 HAROLD CLONTS T 8. I '55 FRED CLARK Hi-Y '53,'54, F.F.A. '53, Re- porter of F.F.A. '53, Band '53, Wrestling '53, Baseball '53. DOROTHY ELAINE COOK Y-Teen '53,'54,'55, Speech Club '53, '54, F.T.A. '55, Pep Kats '53, '54,'55, Band '53,'54,'55, Stu- dent Director of Junior Play '54, American Legion Essay Contest '53, Choir '53,'54,'55, Student Director of AII School Play '55. CHARLES WAYNE COOPER Hi-Y '53,'54,'55, Hi-Y Cabinet '55, Football '53,'54,'55, Bas- ketball '53,'54,'55, Track '53, '54,'55, Baseball '53, Candi- date for Maroon Spirit '55, Let- termen's Club '54,'55, Sec. of Lettermen's Club '55. SHIRLEY CRAWFORD Y-Teen '53,'54,'55, Science u Club '55, F.H.A. '53,'54. GEORGE DENNEY Hi-Y '53,'54,'55, Band '53,'54, '55, Cornet Trio '54,'55, Pres. of Band '55, Baseball '53, Choir '54,'55. RONALD DICE Hi-Y '53,'54,'55, Vice-Pres of T 8. 55 I '55, T 8. I '54,' . LELA JO DROWATZKY All School Play '54, Y-Teen '53,'54,'55, Y-Teen Cabinet '55, Speech Club '55, F.H.A. '53, '54, Sec. of F.H.A. '54, Saxo- phone Quartette '53,'54, Band '53,'54,'55, Symphonic Choir '54,'55, Committees of Junior Play '54, State Honor Society '53,'54,'55, National Honor Society '54,'55, Choir '53,'54, '55. '53 MARILYN FAUCHIER CFREDRICKJ All School Play Bus. Manager '54, Y-Teen '53,'54,'55, Speech Club '53,'54, Sec. of Speech Club '53, Band '53, '54, '55, Production Staff '55, Attendant to Football Queen '53, Choir '53,'54, T 8. l Sweetheart '53. DON EVANS H Y 53, 54, 55, F.F.A. 53, '54, -Track '53, T 84 l '55, Choir - 41,2 ROBERT FISHER Hi-Y '55, Wrestling '55, Golf '53, '54,'55, Lettermen's Club '54 '55 CHARLENE FLOOD Y-Teen '53,'54,'55, F.T.A. '55, F.H.A. '53, Band '53,'54,'55. MARY LUE FROESE Y-Teen '53, l:.H.A. '55. JACK FRAZIER -Y '55, Basketball '55. LENORA RUTH FUQUA Chairman of Election Board '55, Y-Teen '54,'55, Production Staff '55, National Honor So- ciety '54,'55, V.F.W. Auxiliary Essay Contest '53, State Honor Society '55. DORIS GARDNER Executive Board '51li Y l-een 153 l54,'55i F.T.A. Band '53 54,'55, Committees of -lun- iori3lCIY '54s Sfufe Honor Somew '53,'54,'551 Nufiofw' H'- wi 50' ciefy '54,'55, SSC- of NG o '3' Honor Societ '54i fffendom to Basketball dueen 542 5fUd?f Council '54i American e9'on Essay Contest '53i Pfesiffem of National Honor 5oCiefYf 55' JERRY GEER Hi-Y '54,'55, Football '53,'54, '55, Wrestling '53,'54,'55, Track '53,'54,'55, Maroon Spirit '55, Lettermen's Club '54,'55, Pres. of l 'ttermen's Club '55. ir if M ,af P'-0 W va -'qf'- ui 415 nQf ' 04 an- i , NINA KATHLEEN HICKS Y-Teen '53,'54,'55, Science Club '54,'55, Sec. of Science Club '55, E.T.A. '54, F.H.A. '53,'54,'55. Hi-Y '53,'54,'5s, Band '53,'54, Football '53i Choir '53, Science Club '55. MILTON LEROY HOLMAN Hi-Y '53,'55, F.F.A. '53,'54, '55,AssistantSentinelofE.F.A. '55, Committees of Junior Play '54 CAROLE ANN HOOVER Election Board '54, Sec. of Election Board '54, All School Play '54, Committees of All School Play '54,'55, Executive Board '53, Y-Teen '53,'54,'55, Speech Club'53,'54,'55, F.T.A. '53, Band '53,'54,'55, Symphonic Choir '53,'54,'55, Girls Quar- tette '53,'54,'55, Maroon High- lights Staff '55, Junior Play'54, Committees of Junior Pla '54, Attendant to Football Gueen '53, Student Council '53, Choir '53,'54,'55, Student Director of All School Play '55. JIM HULL Hi-Y '53,'54,'55, Football '53, '54,'55, Wrestling '53,'54,'55, Track '53,'54,'55, Lettermen's Club '54,'55, Tail Twister of Lettermen's Club '55. Hi-Y 53 54 55 HI Y Cabinet '55 Lettermen s Club 54 55 Vice Pres of Lettermen s Club 55 STELLA MAE JACKSON Class Reporter'55, Y-Teen '53, '54,'55, Executive Board '55, Spanish Club '55, F.H.A. '53, Pep Kats '53, Choir '53,'54,'55. GLENDA ARLENE JERNIGAN Y-Teen '53,'54,'55, Choir '54, State ,Honor Society '55, Nation- al Honor Society '55. CAROL LEE JONES Election Board '53, Y-Teen '53, '54,'55, Speech Club '55, Pres. of Speech Club '55, Band '53, '54,'55, Maroon Highlights Staff '55, Assistant Editor of Maroon Highlights '55, National Honor Society '54,'55, Choir '53,'s4, '55, Committees of All School Play '55. ,R Y-T sa JANICE KENNON Y-Teen '53,'54,'55, F.T.A. '55, RALPH KENNON Election Board '53,'54, Hi-Y '53,'54,'55, Science CLub '53, 54,'55, Committees of Junior Play '54, Choir '53,'54,'55, Commit- tees of Junior-Senior Prom '54, ggmmittees of All School Play KEITH FREEMON KLING F.F.A. '53,'54,'55, Committees of Junior Play '54. GARY D. KLOFKORN Hi-Y '54, Spanish Club '53. WAYMOND KOOKEN Hi-Y '55, Football '55, Wrestling '54,'55, Track '55. NANCY KOTCHAVAR Executive Board '55, Y-Teen '53,'54,'55, Speech Club '53, '54,'55, F.T.A. '53,'54,'55, Band '53,'54,'55, Symphonic Choir '53,'54,'55, Girls Trio '53,'54,'55, State Honor Society '53,'54,'55, National Honor So- ciety '54,'55, Girls State '54, Student Council '55, Choir '53, '54,'55, Secretary-Treasurer of National Honor Society, '55. RENAN LAMBRING Reporter of Class '54, Execu- tive Board '54, Y-Teen '53,'54, '55, Science Club '55, F.H.A. '54, Pep Kats '53,'54,'55, M0- roon Highlights Staff '54, Com- mittees of Junior Play '54, Choir '53,'54,'55. WANDA LEE Y-Teen '53,'54,'55, F.H.A. '53, 's4,'55, Production Staff '55, National Honor Society '55. MARGARET LOGAN Y-Teen '53.,'54,'55, Vice-Pres. of Y-Teen 55, Y-Teen Cabinet '54,'55, F.H.A. '53 '55, Pep Km '53,'54,'55, Production Staff '55, Committees of Junior Play '54, State Honor Society '53,'54l'55, National Honor So- ciety 54,'55, Student Council '55i Choir '53:'54:'55- DONNA LOLMAUGH Y-Teen '53,'54,'55, F.l'l.A. '53, '54,'55, Pep Kats '53,'54','55, Committees of Junior Play 54. ' dit 4-I' 6,4 4 f k ,T 037' RM . . X P 1'-4' ml-C' , A s 'E '.! 1M,....,--5 ,Adv 'Uri 1'-J Sv' 'W .MW-Bb .gi-1, by---1' Z ? JANICE LOOPER Y-Teen '53,'54,'55, F.T.A. '53, '54,'55, Vice-Pres. of F.T.A. '55, F.H.A. '53,'s4, Band '53, '54,'55, Choir '53,'54,'55, Com- mittees of All School Play '55. DONNA LUTE Y-Teen '53,'54,'55, F.T.A. '53, '54,'55, Pep Kms '53,'54,'55, Maroon Highlights Staff '55, Choir '55. HELEN CSKIPPY, MCCLAFLIN Executive Board '54,'55, Y-Teen '53,'54,'55, Speech Club '53, '54, F.T.A. '55, Pep Kats '55, Band '53,'54,'55, Maroon High- lights Staff '55, Attendant to Football Queen '54, Attendant to Basketball Queen '53,'54, Assembly Committee '54,'55. MARILYN MCCULLEY Y-Teen '53,'54,'55, F.T.A. '55 F.H.A. '53,'54,'55, Band '53 '54,'55, Production Staff '55 Choir '53,'54,'55. MARY ELLEN McGREW Y-Teen '53,'54,'55, Pep Kats '53, Choir '53,'54. DARLENE MARTIN Y-Teen '53,'54,'55, F.H.A. '53, '54,'55, Production Staff '55, Choir '53,'54,'55. CAROL SUE MARTINDALE Executive Board '55, Y-Teen '53,'54,'55, Speech Club '53, '54,'55, Sec. of Speech Club '54, F.T.A. '54,'55, Band '53, '54,'55, Symphonic Choir '53, ' '55, Girls Trio'53,'54, Girls rtette '55, State Honor So- 54, Qua ciety '53, Studeni Council '55, Choir '53,'54,'55, National Honor Society '55. JOAN CAROL MEADE Sec. of Class '55, Executive Board '53,'55, Y-Teen '53,'54, '55, Science Club '54,'55, Pep Kats '53,'54,'55, Symphonic Choir '53,'54,'55, Production Staff '55, Annual Staff'55, Com- mittees of Junior Play '54, Stu- dent Council '53,'54, Vice-Pres. of Student Council '54, Choir '53,'54,'55. SHERRY LEE MITCHELL Y-Teen '53,'54,'55, Speech Club '53, F.T.A. '55, l'.H.A. '54, Cheerleader '53,'54,'55, Committees of Junior Pla '54i Attendant to Football gueen '54, Annual Queen Candidate '54. CONNIE MONTGOMERY Y-Teen '53,'54,'55, Production Staff '54,'55, State Honor So- ciety '54,'55, National Honor Society '54,'55. DAN MORGAN Eli-Y '53, Maroon Singers '53, 54, 55, Golf '53,'54,'55, Boys Glee Club '53, 54, 55, Choir '53,'54,'55. BARBARA MURET RAY MULLINS T 8. l '54,'55, Sec. and Tres. of T 81 l '55. Sec. of Class '54, Tres. of Class '55, Executive Board '53, '54,'55, Y-Teen '53,'54,'55, Y-Teen Cabinet '54, Speech Club '55, F.l'l.A. '53,'54,'55, Parliamentarian of F.H.A. '54, Pep Kats '53,'54,'55, Band '54, '55, Assembly Committee '53, Choir '53,'54,'55, Committees of All School Play '55. BILL NORTON LARRY NOEL Hi-Y '53,'54,'55, Football '54, '55, Wrestling '53,'54,'55, Track '54,'55, Baseball '53, Letter- men's Club '54,'55, Hi-Y '55, National Honor Society '54,'55, Football '54,'55, Wrestling '54,'55, Track '54, '55, Candidate for Maroon Spirit '55, Lettermen's Club '55. SUE PARKER LAFAYE OWEN Y-Teen '53,'54,'55, F.H.A. '53, '54- F T A '55, Band '53,'54 'ss' Saxb hone Quartette '53, 2 P '54,'55, Choir '54,'55. Y-Teen '53,'54,'55, Speech Club '55, F.H.A. '53, Band '53, '54,'55, Choir '54, '55. JACK PATRICK NANCY PARKER Y-Teen '53,'54,'55, SpGl'IiSl'1 Club '54,'55, Tres. of Spanish Club '55, F.H.A. '53, Pep Kats '54,'55, Choir '53,'54,'55. Hi,Y '53,'54,'55, Speech Club '54, Manager of Football Tedm '55,Wrestling'53,'54, 551 Base' ball '53. DORA MAE PEMBERTON Executive Board '55, Assembly Committee '55, Y-Teen '53,'54, '55, F.H.A. '54,'55, Committees of All School Play '55, -Q--V Nuff S il quasi ,T , l... to 'C' Af -14 4 l V sh 'li--ff ' .lily 4523 BILL RODGE RS 'NC DON PENDLETON All School Play Committee '54, Hi-Y '53,'54,'55. EUGENE PLUMMER Vice-Pres.of Class '53,'54.'55i Executive Board '53,'54,'55, Hi-Y '53,'54 55, F.T.A. '55i Annual Staff 53, Committees of i ff..' l Juni '54 or Play '54, Football '53, Wrestling '53,'54,'55, Track '53 54,'55, Student Council O J. R. RADER Election Board '54, President of Class '55, Hi-Y '53,'54,'55, Boys State '54, Football '53, '54,'55, Basketball '53, Track '53,'54,'55, Candidate for Ma- roon spirit '55, Lettermen's Club '54,'55, Chamber of Commerce Good Citizenship Award '54, Choir '54,'55. 53:' 54 ' 54,'55, Lettermen's Club 55. l '3 MARY BERNICE REYNOLDS MONTA LOU RATTERREE Y-Teen '53,'55, Science Club '53,'54,'55, Sec. of SCienCe Club '54, Vice-Pres. of Science Club '55, F.T.A- '54, Pep Km '53,'54,'55, National Honor So- Ciety '54, Band '53,'54,'55, Choir '53,'54,'55. Y-Teen '53,'54,'55, F.H.A. '53, '54,'55. CAROL JEAN ROBINSON GLENDA RICHARDSON Y-Teen '53,'54,'55, Science Club '53,'54,'55, Pep Kats '53, Band '54,'55, Committees of Junior Play '54, Choir '53,'54. nn-H' :ur All School Play '53,'55, Execu- tive Board '54, Y-Teen '53,'54, '55, Y-Teen Cabinet'53, Speech Club '53, F.T.A. '53,'54,'55, Band '53,'54,'55, Woodwind Trio '53,'55, Woodwind Qucrtette '54, Maroon Highli hts Staff '55, Editor of Maroon ilighlights '55, Annual Staff '54,'55, As- sistant Editor of Annual '54, Editor of Annual '55, Junior Play '54, Committees of Junior Play '54, State Honor Society '53,'54,'55, National Honor So- ciety '54,'55, Girls State '54, Student Council '54,'55, Choir '53,'54, Co-Valedictorian of Class '55. JAKE RONCK Hi-Y '53,'54,'55, Spanish Club '53, Maroon Highlights Staff '55, State Honor Society '53,'54,'55, National Honor Society '54,'55, Boys State '54, Football '53, '54,'55, Basketball '53,'54, Track'53,'54,'55, Student Coun- cil '53, Golf '55, American Legion Essay Contest'53,'54, Lettermen's Club '54,'55. Hi-Y '53,'55, F.F.A. '53,'55, Football '53. CLYDE ROSS All School Play '54,'55, Hi-Y '53,'54,'55, Debate Team '55, Maroon Singers '53,'54,'55, Committees of Junior Play '54, N. F. L. '55, Choir '53,'54,'55, Youth 81 Government '53. VERNON ROWE Hi-Y '53g F.F.A. '53,'54,'55. SUE SANGER Y-Teen '53,'54,'55g E.H.A. '53, '54,'55. MARY SEWARD Y-Teen '53,'54,'55g F.H.A. '53, '54,'55. BARBARA ELLEN SMITH Y-Teen '53,'54,'55g Speech Club '55g F-T.A- '53,'54p Attendant to F.F.A. Queen '53,'54p Pep Kats '53,'54,'55g President of Pep Kats '55p Production Staff '55p Committees of Junior Play '54g Attendant to Wrestling Queen :gg,'54p Candidate for Miss BHS Hi Y 53 54 Golf 54 T 81 I '55. CAROLYN SUE SMITH Sec. of Class '53p Y-Teen '53, '54,'55g Speech Club '53j F.T.A. '53,'54,'55g Pep Kats '53,'54, '551 Band '53,'54,'55g Attendant to Wrestling Queen '53,'545 Miss BHS Attendant '55g Choir '53, '54,'55. Spanish Club '54. MARLENE sMuTH Y-Teen '53,'54,'55p Tres- of POLLY SOLE All School Play '53,'55g Execu tive Board '54p Y-Teen '53 '54 '55, speech Club'53,'54g F.'T.A President '557 Band '53,'54,'55 Woodwind Quartette '54, Junio Play '54p Committees of Junior Play '54g State Honor Society 'S3,'54,'55g National Honor So- ciety '54,'55p Girls State '54g Attendant to Basketball Queen '53j Student Council '54j Choir '53,'54,'555 Accompanist for Choir '55p Co-Valedictorian '55. JOHN CHARLES STEWARD Election Board '531 All, School Play '54,'555 Hi-Y '53, 54' 55? Science Club'53,'541'55i Debaie Team '555 Band '53,'54,'55i Trombone Quartette '535 Stdte Honor Society '53,'54,'55i NU' tional Honor SOCie?Y '541:55i Boys State '54g N. E. L- 55- DARLENE STEWAR Y-Teen '53,'54,'55p Club'53,'54,'55p Pres. of T Club '54g Vice-Pres. of Spanish Club '555 Pep Kats '33,'54,'55 Choir '53,'54,'55. ' '70- an TNQ N ral' NX 'N 'ff i li sf. CHARLES STIDHAM All School Play '54,'55p Hi-Y '53,'54,'55g Speech Club '54i '55g Band '53,'54,'55p Trombone Quortette '53g Vice-Pres. of Band '55g Junior Play'54p Committees of Junior ploy '54- Hi-Y TED TANNEHILL '53, F.F.A. '53,'54,'55g Re- porter of F.F.A. '55. WAYNE TARRANT T 8. I '55p Hi-Y '54,'55- TERRY TETIRICK Hi-Y '53,'54j Maroon Singers '54, '55j National Honor Society '54p Student Council '537 Choir '53, '54,'55. SANDRA BETH TILLOTSON Y-Teen '53,'54,'55g Science Club '53,'54,'55g Reporter of Science Club '55g Pep Kats '53,'54,'551 Vice-Pres. of Pep KCHS ,545 Committees of Junior Play '54g Choir '53,'54,'55. FRANK TREMBLE All School Play Prop. Manager '54g Hi-Y '53,'54,'555 Speech Club '55j Debate Teom'55p Band '53,'54,'55g Trombone Quortette '53gAnnual Staff'55gJunior Play '54j Basketball '53p Track '53j Tres. of Student Council '54, N. F. L. '55g Choir '54p All School Play 55. ROBERT TIPTON F.F.A. '55. LARRY TURVEY Committees of All School Plqy '54g Hi-Y '54,'55g Science Club '5-4,'55g Band '53,'54,'55p Choir '53g W. C. T. U. Essay Contest. JARRELL TYSON All School Play '54,'55g Hi-Y '53,'54,'55g Sec. of Hi-Y '54p Vice-Pres.. of Hi-Y '55p Debate Teom'55g Maroon Singers '54,'55g Junior Play '54g Com- mittees of Junior Play '54g No- tional Honor Societ '54j Boys State '54g Student Council '55f N0 Fo L0 SSC. of T 8m l Choir '53,'54,'55j Youth 8. Gov- efnmenf '53- MARVEL LORRAINE vAwTER Y'Tee ' '53,'54,'55: Bond '54 '5gg Tres. of Band '555 Choi '5 1 I' GERTRUDE VETTER T-Teen '53,'54,'55g Band '53,'54, 551 Maroon Highlights Staff '55i Choir '54, HAROLD RAY WAGGERMAN 5 NORMA WAGGONER Y-Teen '53,'54,'55j Y-Teen Cabi- net '54,'55j Pres. of E.H.A. '555 Pep Kats '53g State Honor So- ciety'53,'54,'55p National Honor Society '55g Choir '53,'54,'55. T an 55, H.-Y 55. 1 ILENE WALKER Y-Teen '53,'54,'55j F.H.A. '53, '541 Pep Kats '53,'54g T 81 I '55. LINDA WALKER Y-Teen '53,'54,'55j Y-Teen Cabi- net '55g F.H.A. '55g Vice-Pres. Of F-H.A- '55g Pep Kats '53,'54, '55p Sec. of Pep Kats '53,'54g Production Staff'55j Committees of Junior Play '54. CLARENCE WA'RD T 8. I 55, Ha-Y 53, 541 Band '53,'54,'55g Baseball '53. WAYNE H. WEBER Hi-Y '53,'54,'551 Hi-Y Cabinet '555 Annual Staff'55g T 81 I '53, '54p Sec. of T 8. l '54. BARBARA LOU WELCH . Y-Teen '53,'54,'55g F.H.A. '55. 5 LEON WELCH T 8- I '55. CHARLES WEST Hi-Y '55. 65 X T w N-I CHARLES LEROY WHEELER Hi.Y '53,'54,'55p Football '54, 'S55 Basketball '53,'54,'55: 1-,ack '53,'54,'555 Lettermen's Club '54,'55. LlLLlE MAY WHEELER Y-Teen '53,'54,'55p F.T.A. '555 Pep Kats '53,'54,'55g Cheer Leader '53,'54,'55p Maroon High- lights Staff '55p Attendant to Miss BHS '55, ETHEL WIDEMAN HnY 53 54 Basketball 53. MARY WILLIS Y-Teen '53,'54,'55p Science Club '54,'551 Pep Kats '53,'54,'55g Maroon Highlights Staff '551 Committees of Junior Play '545 National Honor Society '54p American Legion Essay Contest '53g Choir '53,'54,'55. VALERIA WOLFE Y-Teen '53,'54,'55j Speech Club '55i Pep Kats '55g Maroon High- lights Staff '555 Committees of Junior Play '54g Committees of All School Play '55. NANCY YODER Executive Board '555 Y-Teen ,53,'54,'55j FOHUAQ '53,,54,'55j Band '53,'54,'555 Maroon High- lights Staff '55p Student Council PATSY LEE HOOGENDOORN Y-Teen '55p Science Club '55 Band '55g Librarian of Band '55 CO VALEDICTORIANS Polly Sole ax 19- Q7 Carol Robinson SALUTATORIAN Margaret Logan FEMS ass nga D, A. R. AWARD WINNER ALL DISTRICT FOOTBALL JUNIOR MASTER FARMER CANDIDATE Kathryn Allbaugh Jerry Geer 8. Wayne Cooper Juke Ronck GIRLS STATE DELEGATES BOYS STATE DELEGATES JqniceBallir1ger, Polly Sole, Carol Jean Robinson Rod Campbell, John Steward, Jarrell Tyson, Bill qnd Nancy Kotchavar. Rodgers, J. R. Rader, Danny Chandler. A .4 K I I H : ': I I -:. I ll SENIOR STATE HONOR SOCIETY' W ONE l ft t ' ht Poll Sole Doris Gardner l-ela Jo Drowutzky Glenda Jernigan, Carol Jean Robinson. ROW RO , e o rig : y , , , TWO, left to right: lla Mae Bratcher, Janice Ballinger, Margaret Logan, John Charles Steward, Bill Rodgers, Lenora Fuqua, Connie Montgomery. z T SQ - . gi- gs. f S- , T . ii A ,T xii. A ' 's 'l.- :F Giro M ii , 'ii i jf. H ix , 1.3.-3 '-. I : ij V, Q he X' X. .5 , i K i -L T' Q Q ana. J.. 3 T? T. Bubble gum kid. 2. A bevy of beauties. 3. The pause that refreshes. 4. Dcinny's worldly goods of l954. 5. Monkey's uncle. 6. Dignified Seniors. 7. Ain't she sweet? 8. A B.l'l.S. beauty. 9. Those girls again. TO. Oh! You kid. s l The active Juniors above comprise the officers of the Class of '56. PICTURED, LEFT T0 RIGHT, are Miss Jean Booth, sponsorj Miss Esther Hohmann, sponsor, Nancy Griffth, assembly committee, Juanita Magers, secretary, Jon Willis, president, Patricia Bradley, treasurer: Sharlene Smith, assembly committee: Mr. Charles Johnson, sponsor, and Jim Cooper, vice-president. Two years of ambitious study would produce a heap of books similar to the one being held in place by the Junior officers in the above picture. The prom-planners can still see over the mound of mind material, but it's a long way from the soft sophomore schedule. JUNIORS , in 9 Q A ' rx ,. ,f vu' ..-- Q 5 1 l . ' N 4 It . in ff. 4 V . ,X Robeff A '7l 0f'Y Delores Atkinson Eugenio Atteberry Bert Bailey Max Barnes DeMoine Bell Clyde Bilyev Marilyn Ba ker Fred Cclrriger me Ig, i' ,sf Rita Bolle Charles Bonham L 4 Y F ' Ill , ' I 1 ,M 'il M, . if , I , , Thomasene Bridges Rowland Briggs y iii' ' ,,-' ' f' , V ii I Barbara Cobb Lennis Cobb 5. , M-fx 3 ' ' ' 0. wx Q 3 I , sl. I Jae Bersche Marilee Bantz 255 , Charles Brown on gf .,s , Donald Colfelt Larry Boyer Carol Dee Bradley M vw ff 1 'N H f' Bob Buhrman Larry Butterfield 17' l' P' AliCB C0le Robert Coleman Y dv' 4,9 Jim Cooper Deanna Peggy Cox I Q , ' l l 4 llw ' Y. M Y- '. -. Don Del.ester J. D. Dotson Dennis Dunkin Patricia Bradley f '-5. Doyle Canaday Lolfiel Constant Kenneth Dawson 9 A Clifford Cunningham Joyce Curfrnan Tressa Dale , , i nur' , - ' il' X Y - A ' I - li tx - I lg b My .:- ga !! . Paul Edwards Ricl1ard.Engell'1ardt Floyd Farrington Richard Fellratlw l Sylvia Fleming hw: Nancy Griffith if I 5 Melvin Hein 5 .1' .. r Ccrrfha lngrulwom -.0 Donold Flood ,, zgf , .. rf' fi 'fl I is LeRoy Grimsley Q - 'Jw- ' m 9- Fiicburd l'lenrY l . K. . ,N I: Reber? lrons .212 zlhfn .1 A - Darrell Kern Dennis Lambring 1' 549 ,f -5 , ' 1 Y Warren Foster .lim Gumrn 5 .lacquelyn Higgins -1 Anneffe Jackson ' 1 f Sieve Lonie pn, Cborolef Leiblie Steve LeValley Jim Liles if y , l.aDonna Fulton Charles Hahn Carolyn Hollopefer Charlotte Hollopefer Dcrla .lobe f ,1 ' wh' W my y wel' ' Q., 1 ' flirgw G H 32' 9' 35 Clifford Fuqua Mcrguref Garcia if i td Lindell Harris sr. -JI, ,., v' Wesley Honiclr 3 B D Robert Johnson Alfred Jones l Donna Ha yden l 'W Ver-. K KJ A Q1 John Lanfz Horolcl '-Villcins Nancy Laughlin Q Y, 1 .- 1 Y 1 W ,. . - D ' Qi . ',-C - ' r .Q , , , r,' 4 Sieve Locke .lim London Leon Mcfonnel 1 . 'Q'-Y Judy Gibson Inmon 1 Roger Hawkins ,- sf I i I-Y . I ii David Hurclneson Joyce Kennon K n 1 F . ' , o l , ' 'J ,. , ' i 2 4 -' ' ,- .., . Kennevh Layton ' J..4.x. r 0 . Mono Vlclfoig in Juanita Magers ' 5 JoAnn Mapel , XLS, f. ,em- Stanley Martin ,,l ,-1' Jane Mason 1 . V , f 'V P W , , ' .V ' I ' I .J K .V , - 1-x - Roger Moody Jerry Morrill Edgar Murphy Bill Nash F as ' 'h .., Q Larry Norvlwcufi Dale N0rfl1UP Barbara Ogle Myrna Oldham N, H W. . p.. ' 4 -fr , V , My ' - , 1 r if f I ,I Grover Pendergrafi Carol Picket? Ted Pierce Bobby Purdy 40 Bruce Roark 'sl and Jerry Sheeis 60 .,-un. dun? Gene Rosson L. D. Sawyer Bertha Sawyers 1-r gm Shgfley Judy Shoemaker Lcvern Simpson Catherine Sussons Jim Sloberg Verla Sloan we Sharlene Smith Nancy Smyth Modem, Snider Mawine 5,-,ow K f W 4 , . Wf 2 'Mn' 2 ' 'ffl' 24 M' my Mg if F.. ',,,, lf, js.. Robert Stewart Don Stricklin Wolfe, Bqmeff Ned Sweegsef 4 A y , if 7 5. , f i Q I I Q , y, A , 1, gf 1 .,,, ' . A '-9 1 ' 4 ' -V--I V Y fy ,, f 2 'ii' ' 'I' 'Q , , , , f if -r - ' f K , - 1 Kynta Turvey Elbert Urban Bill Vetter Lonnie Small -'im ,- 'lff 'Y-TZ7' ,.g, ff, E 'Wa .FN , t 1 I Charles Spencer Warren Stafford , 3 il Neclra Sweetser David Thayer -T ' Si' in W Ya U Verna Lee Zw ink Patsy Walkley i l i Mary Ann Sterrett W Loren Tieman Harriett Washburn 1- A .. . 'W' ' Tom Webb Connie Welch Deanna Welch Barbara Welsh Clara White Virginia Wideman Carolee Wilbur .il I , , ii -4 . . 4 C V K , 4, I T V? H , QW f, ... s Y' 4 ' ,,.- 5 , , ' Danny Williams Jon Willis LeRoy Wilson Gerald Welle Naomi Ellis ,A 1 s I l are .AQ .I r. ,l ' l. The paiama chorus. 2. One, two, three-kick' 3. Ah, those carefree 7th graders. 4. The End. , XM, f , . 4 1 i JUNIOR STATE HONOR SOCIETY 9 ROW ONE, left to right: Carolee Wilbur, Nedra Sweetser, Deanna Cornett, Barbara Sayre, Harriett Washburn, Verla Sloan. ROW TWO, left to right. Verna Lee Zwinlc, Eugenia Atteberry, Myrna Oldham, l.aDonna Fulton, Patsy Walkley. ROW THREE, left to right: Clifford Fuqua, Steve Allen l.eValley, Richard Fellrath, .lon Willis, Jim Cooper. -dvi!!! ., Q at Q T pai' if -, 1 ll 4' H' 134211 4- ,.4' an x I g s S 1,1 fi! 1 5, I 'DTT ,J 5 . A 4 'Q . 4 g A a 1 A. - 1 if ' I: fr K , V :Lf Q f , r : T f G ,.,',5w ,s-L .- .4 ,W K-QA! S -. f .11 ,, ,,,g gy J,.,4i A 4 , sn V. 6. 7' id -T aff Lil l Q V I 'A 4 f . LA 1 in l. Santa gets around. 2. lsn't he wonderful? 3. A B.l'l.S. Product? 4. Tough hombres'. 4. Dig those crazy mops. 6. Lazy Juniors. 7. Two of o kind.8. After the show was over. 9. Guess who? The eager young people in the picture above are the sophomore officers who have successfully led their class through the first year in B. H. S. They are Miss Opal Schweisberger, sponsor Miss Golda Kenny sponsor Marilyn Mitchell, secretary, Barbara Chandler, president, Peggy Byler vice president Anlce Williams treasurer, Gerald Mason, assembly committee, and Jim Hoover, assembly committee Quite an armload, but still portable. That's the pile of sophomore texts that have captured the attention of the Class of '57 officers. They have loads more learning in store for them through the next two years and loads of books to cart through the halls of B. H. S. SOPHOMORES 'N B 'NUI' u-.I -4' K 1005 All W 9 Chdrla Mae Ar1derS0l'1 Bob Askren Howard Atkinson Kay Bailey Game Sue Baldersfon Y , Kay Baldersron Betty Barnes , '24, ' 9? : Q-- v, .ff ,, ml ,ff -. K .B -vf 1 ..,. , I 52 J Mihai A 'if n was B ,, Wesley Barnett Vera Barrows Elmer Beck Dwain Bidwell Linda BOYM SOWYC BI'0dlOYd Jack Bring am l 4 in W . A ' ,L , ,, t . 1 - . 3 f 1 sr ' if ' in in-e . V .. ' ' 'I - K , , 'gif 42? gm, P I L. -V v-f -.B X.,-. . B v p 'Loot Jim Bringhom S A . +1 W 1- 'CJ ' 1' 5 Xa Bill Cackler Shirley Clinion K va., V Qoberi Coursey Gene Brown Thelma Buellesfeld 9 X ff X Christine Carrick Kagl-refine Cggsqdy Geneva Cole Margaref Colhouer .4 K - Q . a 3 4 o 1oo3 Irene Butler Arlen Byers B f' f5 W , 4 ii- ' ' ,,,.,..,. I' L3 2oo'7 Barbara Chandler Karen Chauffy 5 , 7 H Wayne Constant Ronnie Corn D H46 Peggy Byler Lynda Bynum ll H V V '1 -' A 'I W W y '53 ' ,L,,: , Av X, UW ik I V Fi ' Ruth Klein Ronald Clinfan 0ioo5 Glenda Corneil Kay Corneil fi D 1 , hz f 4 2 X7 ,Q I f., 5 Norman Courffley' Naomi Crow Viola Cunningham Bill Curiis Derry Dale Barbara Donner auf' wb '..'!f s I5 M3 BGFEGYG DGWS Bonnie Dawson sf 59' ,G- fur Q..-9 ? S . Art DeCarnp -1. lb l W ' I Charlotte DeCamp DBr fEer Joe Dempewolf bDarla?Dla:n L , A. . x at . ' , at . . V., 2 ' '57 ' ri ' , ' , ' ' ir r 'sl l J J Bob Diel Lola Dovson Jerry Dotter Ted Ellis Roger Elmore Eddy Emerson Arlefa Eversoll . Q ,U s h ' VV ' A s ,, ' -4 . ,Qx y, V i ,- 'L E X, V, 5 N IQQI D ' Q 2 O'2 Ronald Fahs Dlerry rd Judy Frazier Arlen Froese Kegan?-i u tz Richard Garcia DCharle?Goda1d ll KN I Y Q.- l .... f A X Q 'C' LUYTY GOCHSY Sally Ghormley Ann Hart Carol Hartness 4 Y Yr, ., r' Carole Henry Carolyn Hickman Pa? Gough Marion Graves -.a i if H D 2 005 Darla Young Suzanne Gumm Carol Wynn in 4-4- sv. .. , Norma Harfsock Patsy Haskins Max Hawkins Ella Lau Hel-nbree Pat Henderson R Q GY.:- g., ' 'p l' f of r e . A , .Q ' 5 ,- r ,,, i 9. fiir. - v f I 1 S A ' A A 3 f ,J -save-v or 72:1 an -? :. if Steven Hills Lavada Hodges John Hodges Leroy Hoase Jim HOUVBY J f' ,eff --,, ,af A of ? ' 51, i , ,J Qlvcmi ann Howard Hunt QM. 1 'Q F, in JOYCC lngfcm Bobby .lolwns 3 Q7 -af . 'inn of ' '- Q'3J-:XA ,. :fy Sue Hurst Jerg+6 Husfed Doris Huston Wanda Huxley Curlis lngmire .N- at .v, f A DOT l30bbY Jordfm Clwleora Keener .lim Kincheloe Roy Kinsinger T' G' Kiss' an Curlef1oWilliornson Kennellw Kling Evelyn Knapp Darlene Kooken Mqfiofge Lamkin - +9 pJilr31g.Que Qlwigym-gng 3 llfflll - , H' ' A ,V I . A o s . r - Dgehgqgn Jock Massey -Ei' ,HNF D 10044 54' D Loolf Doris Lyon Teresa McAlesfer Carl Miller LoVon Miller H ,Q Y D H57 , -sf sv, --nr ,': 'YZ7' ' ,ff ' Dee Nlccleere y Roberi Joyce Laws r Lehnofl Rosemary Mcculley Charles Milffifl ,rf lvl Sherry Miller Marilyn Mnlclwell Bob Moon Roe Moore Bill Moore Jecmetfe Morris rs. , ...-.. Jerry Wood .lim Mivchell Billy Morton DH C'5 0lYn Mvllfev Janice Wriglwr Gqyyr Q-Je as V hi , 4 . ? , hi r f Q ff' i-4 1 u ' ns 2 9 2 if D Jim Neal ,V -an , A , , H 4 , ru , Af 7 Ruiilzvgland 'Q WQD4 fr? 5, Judy Peuglw ,f A Susan Rigdon Nancy O'Meuw Billie Parker John Parker Go, pu,,.,,, fAndersonJ , n Ad, ' ' l 41 ' H1 ,J qohnnle Rader Martha Raymond Pete Richardson Kay Rickens O ' F ri A ff '. , Q7 565, ' V, V is ' ' M , figifzz-5 'W ..' Paul RiSS9f Bertie Robertson Judy Rose Sandra Ross Mary Shannon V . -i ,J V rw K L '3' LQ. 1 -. 1. ' E 1.x , I a-' r r A Nina Wilson fry 94 lm-:fi 5 5 Pauline Newland sf , A 3 Ray Poindexfer 'ix . lv 'S' , M Sl1ariRiley Diane Scott li' Robert Noblerf Cf .F , 'YT - cf' . Y Thelma Pruitt Jim Risser 4' Sally Severe l Sue Smifh Larry Shields Larry Shoemaker Fern Siglea Dian Sillers Don Smith ' Ja I ggi' - V ' in , tif f ' 7 ' vu- 1 xl if, ' ' to ao Karen Sole Donna SPEUCEV Vernon Steelmcn Barbara Stice Linda Sfricklin Howard Summers Bob Swegle OU! 'CI' Sis- L il . . iff: Carl Tatan DLacrry ?azor Wanda Ticer Nadean Tipton Judy Trantham DLu3r:n lregble Betty Turnage Lavonna Ward Gerald Weigle Barbara Welch Jerry West Lucretia Whitmire Carole Wilcox Hb hint-T .. pf N , E J.. 46 5 Q :J a n ll . 2 4 I 1 ' ll l. Wl1ere's the mu z-- ,L R + . . qi . sic? Anice Willia fn K V E ,. ,fx 5 W 'T-py..ii h 1 I - '--1.1:-am. A . Y Y.,- Sonta and his harem. 3. A happy trio. 4. On the fence. .A f l l r 4 'H--4 ROW ONE, left to right: Darla Denton, Betty Turnage, Shari Riley, l.aVon Miller. ROW TWO, left to right: Paul Risser,Gay Lynn Patten Peggy Byler, Ella Hembree. Il 1 5 WUMC Tmlmm Kita A 1 4 Y' DALE E. WILLIAMS Director TWIRLERS PICTURED LEFT TO RIGHT: Helen Mcclaflin Jacquelyn Higgins, Charlotte Hollopeter Rosemary Mcculley, Carol Lea ?4 ' I ' ' ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Carol Jean Robinson, Student Director, Monta Lou Ratter- ree Carol Chrisenberry, Carol Jones, Richard Fellrath, Barbara Muret, Ann l Iart, Sue Par- ker, Mariorie Lamkin, Donna Hayden, Carol Pickett, Mona Mclfaig, Charlotte Hollopeter, Polly Sole. ROW TWO, LEFT TO RIGHT: Larry Taylor, Carol Bradley, Patsy Walliley, Darla Jobe, Peggy Byler, Carole Wilcox, Elva Lea Huhn, Steven Hills, Sherry Miller, Car- letta Williamson, Doris Lyon, LuAnn Tremble, Joyce Ingram, Bertie Robertson, Evelyn Knapp, Mary Shannon, Margaret Colhouer, Janice Wright, Marilyn Mitchell, Judy Frazier. ROW THREE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Helen McClafIin, LoKiel Constant, Shari Riley, Robert Anthony, ill Morto , Billy' Moore, T. G.. Kiser, Charla n erson, Martha Ray- mond, Lavonna Warcl, Jane Mason, Marilyn McCulley, Carol Martindale, Carole Hoover, Patsy Hoogendoorn, Librarian, Karen Sole, Rosemary McCuIley, Pat Henderson, Ar- BLACKWELL HIGH len Byers, Marilyn Fauchier Fredrick, Elaine Cook, Kathryn Allbaugh, Carolee Wilbur, Sec- retary, Glenda Richardson, LeFaye Owens, Lela Jo Drowatzky. ROW FOUR, LEFT TO RIGHT: George Denney, President, Rodney Campbell, Drum Maior, Rowland Brig s, Doris Gardner, Nancy Kofchavar, Ella Flembree, Jack Massey, Charlene Flood, Marvel Vawter, Treasurer, Frank Tremble, Larry Northcutt, G. R. Hodges,Anice Williams, Eddy Emerson, Pat Gough, Eugenia Atteberry, Jerry Wood, John Steward, Howard Hunt, Dennis Dunkin, Charles Neff, Charles Stidham, Vice-Presi dent, Rae Moore, Steve l.eValley, Drum Major, STANDING AT LEFT: Donald Flood, Proper- ty Manager, Dale E. Williams, Director, DRUM SECTION FIRST ROW5 Carolyn Smith, Larry Turvey, Gertrude Vetter, Janice Looper, Nancy Yoder. SECOND ROW: Danny Williams, Judy Peugh, Jacquelyn Higgins. SCHOOL BAND BHS FQ J W N 1 if i 5 f 1 ' .. 8.2 . g , .jg 1 C 'B J , e ' . xi - 5 1 Q 1 L , L X - , 1 W' Vg ,C 'ff X, , . as g A J , My wp' 4 f J 'K 4' , ,ev - ' N .,. xx . 'p h' K , Q' f ' -T 'IL l .- -- ' 0 5 'uf' ALTOS: Charla Anderson, Kathryn Allbaugh, Sara Lou Briggs, Carol Bradley, Sonya Bradford, Rosemary Barnett, lla Mae Bratcher, Deanna Cornett, Margaret Colhouer, Elaine Cook, Carol Chrisenberry, Darla Denton, Pat Gough, Suzanne Gumm, Sally Ghormley, Carolyn Hollopeter, Charolotte Hollopeter, Norma Hartsock, Donna Hayden, Carole Hoover, Stella Jackson, Nancy Kotchavar, Chleora Keener, Janice Looper, Rae Moore, Tressa McAlester, Lavon Miller, Darlene Martin, Marilyn Mitchell, Mona McKaig, Barbara Muret, Sherry Miller, Marilyn McCulley, Lefaye Owen, Myrna Oldham, Carol Pickett, Sue Parker, Gay Patten, Martha Raymond, Shari Riley, Diane Scott, Maurine Snow, Nancy Smyth, Verla Sloan, Darlene Stewart, Sally Severe, Karen Sole, Sue Smith, Deanne Welch, Barbara Welch, Anice Williams, Mary Willis, Valeria Wolf, Patsy Walkey, Barbara Welsh, Nancy Yoder. SOPRANO: Linda Boyer, Kay Balderston, Peggy Byler, Thomasene Bridges, Joyce Curfman, Karen Chaufty, Kay Corneil, Glorene Carriger, Lela Jo Drowotzky, LaDonna Fulton, Nancy Griffith, Carolyn Hickman, Carol Hartness, Joyce Ingram, Carol Jones, Annette Jackson, Donna Lute, Shirley Long, Doris Lyon, Margaret Logon, Renan Lambring, Carolyn Mulkey, Dee McCleerey, Carol Martindale, Joan Meade, Judy Peugh, Billie Parker, Nancy Parker, Kay Ricketts, Monta Lou Ratterree, Judy Rose, Carolyn Smith, Barbara Stice, Betty Turnage, Sandra Tillotson, Carolee Wilbur, .J SYMPHONIC CHOlR - FIRST ROW, Sifmdlng leff YO right: MAROON SINGERS: Dan Morgan, Jarrell Verna Lee Zwink, KUY Cornell' Lcoonna Fulton, Carol Tyson, .lim Butcher, Charles Neff, Terry Chrisenberry, Cl'l0rl0fTe H0ll0P9Te f MYVPC Oldham' ,and Tetirick, Lindell Harris, Jon Willis, Kent Nancy Kotchcvdr- SECOND ROW, Sffmdmg 'ef' to QM: Allen, Charles Hahn, Gary Chew, and Nancy Griffith, Carol Martindale, Joan Meade, Lela Jo Clydeiqossn Drowatzky, Carole Hoover. Patsy Walkley and, Verla Sloan. CHOIR Q-G19 L N Ulibfm 'J ,ff if ,I Iv .. V f , y, '35 A on no V s 'if ' . I U ,. LQ s I . l 'Zi 1..- - 1 . Norma Waggoner, LaVona Ward, Harriett Washburn, Nina Wilson, Verna Lee Zwink. TENOR: Kent Allen, Howard Atkinson, George Denney, Donald Flood, Jerry Ford, Jim Gumm, Lindell Harris, Charles Hahn, Ralph Kennon, Bob Moon, Dan Morgan, Charles Neff, Clyde Ross, Terry Tetirick, Larry Taylor, Danny Williams. BASS: Robert Anthony, Bob Buhrman, Jim Butcher, Gary Boyer, Bill Baker, Larry Boyer, Gary Chew, Jerry Dotter, Paul Edwards, Richard Fellrath, Charles Godard, Steve Hill, Howard Hunt, Jerald Huston, Jim Hoover, T. G. Kiser, Jimmy London, Steve Locke, Gerald Mason, Gary Nave, Jim Risser, Paul Risser, Sam Rhea, J. R. Rader, Jarrell Tyson, Harold Wilkins, Wayne Weber, Jerry Wood, Jon Willis, Jerry Sheets. 1 MRS. HAROLD BRYANT Director 1 -Ll GlRl.'5 TRIO: Nancy Kotchavar, Nancy Griffith, GlRL'S QUARTETQ Carole Hoover, Carol Chrisenberry Gnd PMSY w0lkleY- Myrna Oldham, and Carol Martindale. nwwf,,g..g , ,.,, ,Q ,. ,,,.,. ,, LZ Y C5 MARIDON FAVURITES l0r00a.m. ff MQW, 'N 'Ayfgf 1 ' V ' , X Vw 5 'CHIP C X Q' Q5 wig 4,4 ,Www T532 -Qkig f V wi: ., H: L. f gn.. 'kiwi -. N . v K f f'Wt:,..' 5 A 9 X-, , 34-.3,1f-XM ., fc' .lfiih :xaf13E,E'3i 1-'MW J. ,. . Ka, 1-Y 'iii MISS BHS LILLIE WHEELER, senior uhendanf MA URXNE SNC W Xunior Gwen I do H1 SHARL ENE 5T SMITH, iunior utfeg-,dam ' Y ATTE NDANTS CAROLYN SMITH, senior offend.-.nf l4 ff zfendfmf CAROLE HENR Y s0Ph 'o'e G I 8 ARBARA QR CHANDL ER, Sophomor 6 Qffendqnf --...lxs 1 2 if MISS BHS Even as the Maroon Spirit represents the ideals of Blackwell High School, so does Miss BHS por- tray the virtues of her students. The loyalty of her devotion to her God, her country, her school, and her fellowman, is equalled only by her own personal integrity of character. The honesty and sincerity for which she stands are representative of the principles of all Blackwell High School students of past, present, and future. Miss BHS is not a mythical figment of an ideal- istic imagination but a living, breathing symbol of the highest standard to which every American girl strives. Her life is not one devoted to self- advancement, rather she lives for the service she can render to others. She begins now to prepare herself for a life ofuseful accomplishment through conscientious application to each opportunity for spiritual and mental growth that presents itself. She is secure in the knowledge that when tomor- row comes, she -will be prepared. Her face is alight with the inward glory that comes from her deep love of humanity, a love that transposes her into a living beauty-beauty of mind, of body, and of soul. The red roses she holds in her arms are sym- bolic of the victory of mind and spirit that will ever be her goal-victory tempered with humility and the realization of the responsibilities that accompany triumph. Yet even as she nears the completion of the task, Miss BHS is always look- ing upward, ever sighting new ends for which she will strive. Miss BHS is everything that comprises an All- American girl. First and foremost she is the democratic choice of her class mates and teachers. They honor and respect her, approve of her con- duct, and enioy her companionship. She is the embodiment of all the qualifies that typify all of them. Citizens of Blackwell High School, Miss BHS is your true representative, for even as the Ma- roon Spirit is Blackwell High School, Miss BHS is YOU. ----Carol J. Robinson 1 SPURTS 2130 pm Q JXX1 Q! John Lantz Junior 'sf ,Qgw M, it -you A 4, Mfr.. A .M ,i 'lon . ,Q1N5i.'. n4'yS'y s -Q.. frf.2.:nfgQ.'fN7' Li,-,. Norman Humble Senior Halfback ig 4 lr 'n 249 Q! ii X , Bill Vetter Junior Fred Carriger Junior A, f, ' g U in X 9 47 v to .17 J Isl fx 1 Y N f Thurman Garrett Line Coach l eg4Qif?4?f23Mf X, A , A Qi? ' , 7 I if We A 'A' 'ff ' f 'f'7 L4 V if ,, -I -9, L rg ,N , , 'yn x?fN:v if .xx I Li -J ' 4' f 533' Charles Wheeler Jeny Geer Same' End Senior Tackle V gi , at R K -1 , have-:'!,' Bruce Roarlc Ted Ellis Junior Sophomore 1 -A ,- xt- -.wig ft. S allrifgify V, f, . mx V ,Q Q ,,,' as q.r'.- A il ,442 ry t 'N ?R.k,'g,.,f. - , or rm... an-ff'.r9uf.ff 1,1 , Jim Butcher Senior Bock J-R- Rader Bill Rodgers Semof Guard Senior Center Fl d F ' David Thayer oy Jusirgnglon Junior Wayne Cooper Senior H alfback Z .M -12 ' ' if-ia 1 ,q, Jerry Anrlerson Assistant Coach Larry Noel Senior Guard Jerry Sheers rg I, N i 0 f , J if Jon Willis Junior W. C. Wooten Heufl Coach -do i ,VM - ' 'ff .Axial-riinii'3li'k7 fx, - Bill Angle Senior Holfback Bill Norton Senior Tackle .lim Hull Senior Tackle L5 in 1 Lu vern Simpson Junior Max Barnes Junior FOOTBALL SQUAD FOOTBALL SCH EDULE Blackwell 27 ............................ Central 7 Blackwell 7... Wellington 27 Blackwell 7... ... Guthrie 0 Blackwell 21 ... - - T0Hl4UW0 7 Blackwell 0... .. Cushing l9 Blackwell I4 .. Cl'Ill0CC0 0 Blackwell 6 . . . ----- PGYFY 0 Blackwell 7... . Stillwater 27 Blackwell 46 . ----- Newlflfk 7 Blackwell 0 . . . . . . Ponca CitY 32 tl K V. , WM ,q4,YI,,w I , ., fry, ,, . . , ,.,,,j,,, V, f... , ,, ,gf , , ,. 1' ww.-sv w. .,. f I f 2 ev 'f Bd' f 'ff-' ' f f f f, f, , , f,, , nr, M ' ' X X -2 '-'fs'-L 6 'Hs fuSw'.'.Af4 'f .., Amen ,ron ' ,, L , ' ROW ONE, left to right: Ronald Clinton, Jack Angle, Ted Pierce, Wesley Barnett, Pete Richardson, Howard Atkinson, Larry Boyer, James Cooper, Norman Courtney, Kenneth Fultz. ROW TWO, left to right: Carl Taton, Eugene Plummer, Kenneth Layton, Doyle Canaday, Jim Butcher, Larry Noel, Norman Humble, John Lantz, Jon Willis, Wayne Cooper, Bill Angle, Floyd Farrington, Jim Gumm. ROW THREE, left to right: Coach Dub Wooten, John Hodges, Warren Stafford, Jerry Sheets, Bill Vetter, Charles Wheeler, Jerry Oeer, J. R. Rader, Bill Rodgers, David Thayer, Bill Norton, Max Barnes, Paul Edwards, ROW FOUR, left to right: Jack Patrick, manager, Bruce Roark, Jerry Morrill, Derry Dale, Charles Martin, Charles Goddard, Ted Ellis, Ray Kinsinger, Bill Cackler, Steve Locke, Assistant coach, Thurman Garrett, Assistant coach, Mr, Blake, .,1. N' if V,,A -,. N vbbyl if sl of or as VXYY .K i' K A V A 0 , , r X ,,. 'ff 1 L- K A ' x Charles Wheeler - rf' J A 0 ' wayne Cooper h oe m s Semo' - , Senior Senior D. X o 3 ff dx 14 ,jf- 1 1 f f 'l 1 N '1 V. r - F! 9 Rod Compbe I I Senior AI I-State Forward Jerry Anderson Coach Jack Frazier Senior as Af! A 5 , S 3 ' ' .- , A, 4 4' 1 ,V 4+-M 1 A , 1' I .1 gf K, David Thayer Eibjn urban , I J,-x , I V ,wr Junior , Umo' if- iff i A , f , .X -.5 Q ' ' B B, Q E 5 X 3 A 3 is V If ' V C .Q Ii ff A, . N Q 7, 1 y y 'V 7 , 'ii .s C f l ' D . D ki 11 DolJuni,6r6 l I If 5 enrlllninioliln In -1 l Eg Hg X mfr Doyle Canaday Jim Gumm ----. Junior Junior fi , r i ' ERI g - w, 5, 4 4 . fy Y 1 we , I f , ,fijfv-:xv .QV ,ga it Q -3 X 121 .- Blackwell 54 Blackwell 61 Blackwell 55 Blackwell 37 Blackwell 63 Blackwell 50 Blackwell 7l Blackwell 42 Blackwell 40 Blackwell 47 . ..... Tonkawa28 ..........Enid 52 ...... Tonkawa 33 Ponca City 40 ...... Chilocco 37 ....... Guthrie 43 .... Perry 44 .......Cushing 40 ..... Stillwater 48 ....... Guthrie 52 Blackwell 53 Blackwell 32 Blackwell 57 Blackwell 49 Blackwell 57 Blackwell 45 Blackwell 36 Blackwell 65 Blackwell 71 Blackwell 42 Champs at Pre-season Tournament at Guthrie Regional Champions wanjn Stafford Champs at Guymon Festival Umor Northern 8 A Conference Co-Champions John La ntz Junior if-nr Jon Willis Junior ,X , I Q it tl -by-.dh I . X 'Q Larry Northcutt Junior . . . Pryor 33 . . . . Alva 31 . . . . Perry 39 . . . . . Enid 54 . .Cushing 48 Stillwater 43 Ponca City 34 . . . . . . Chilocco 42 ... ...... Alva 51 .......Classen 58 W ,, wi f on Z B ACKWELL A SQUAD ROW ONE, seated left to right: Wayne Cooper, Joe Amos, Joe Jones, mascot, .lohn Lantz. ROW TWO, left to right: Dennis Dunkin, Doyle Canadoy, .lack Frazier, .lim Gumm, Don Pendleton, Manager. ROW THREE, left ro right: Coach Blake, Charles Wheeler, Rodney Campbell, Elbert Urban, Don Coffelt, Warren Stafford, Coach Anderson. pw 9- mjjr 3 x -vi 'ash BLACKWELL B SQUAD ROW ONE, seated left to right: Paul Risser, Derry Dale, Roger Moody, Joe Jones, mascot, Jim Kincheloe, Robert Miller, Don Pendleton, manager. ROW TWO, left to right: Arlen Byers, Bill Cackler, .lim Hoover, Jim Risser, Charles Goddard. ROW THREE, left to right: Coach Blake, Carl Taton, Dan Morgan, John Hodges, Ray Kinsinger, Coach Jerry Anderson. 'A va- Blockwell 24--Perry 'll Blackwell l7--Ponca City 17 cg M Q. , ' s if - Q Jack Patrick Senior--l38 kwell 40--Chilocco 0 , ., fm I x R X e Us ,x X! X X ,l j n f L, Ronald Clinton Sophomore --l 45 Blockwel l 22--Tulsa Webster I0 Blac 'x' of' o-llo Q f-1-l 05 S Q Norman Humble Senior - 154 Jerry Geer Senior--l65 Blaclcwel I 25--Stillwater 8 Jim Hull Senior--Heavy weight Blackwell 21 5 f'w. R, Blackwell 36--Chilocco 0 Blackwell 38--Wichita West lB-teaml 8 1 l 'W X l 3 E 5' 4. 4 17 fe f A fn Fl Q I l', x X. X :X X g Wa ne Constant rf H Sopllomore --l03 ' 1 Wichita North I3 X - 1 ,fx Q w li ' A. My , ' r I r k kogef Hdwklfls Junior--133 5 Blackwell I5--Ponca CNY 15 Ted Pierce Junior--l I2 Blackwell l2-- U '71 X if Bill Angle Senior---l27 Larry Noel Senior --l20 Perry AY' ,.-f- ' . fl 'A-5, Y W -- -X M ' A Yi FIRST ROW, left to right: Bill Angle, Larry Noel, Norman Humble, Ronald Clinton, Laverne Simpson, Jim Hull, Theodore Ellis, .lack Patrick, Jerry Geer, Roger Hawkins, Ted Pierce, Wayne Constant. SECOND ROW, left to right! Charles Spencer, manager, .lack Angle, Kent Allen, Jerry Morrill, Larry Shoemaker, Howard Atkinson, Gary Boyer, John Parker, Larry Hurst, Charles Martin, Thurman Garrett, coach. THIRD ROW, left to right: Pete Richardson, Max Hawkins, Gerald Wolfe, Robert lrons, T. G. Kiser, Jim Bringham, Steven Locke, manager, Oon DeLester, manager, and Harold Weigle, official scorer. fi fa, W A 1,9 P' 'v ec , 1 6? R. fri t it ACTIVITIES 10130 am. 2 1 XJNJ SENIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ROW ONE, left to right: Lela Jo Orpwatzky, Carol Jean Robinson, Carol Lea Jones. ROW TWO, left to right: Margai-ef Logan, Janice Ballinger, Norma Waggoner. ROW THREE, left to right: Wanda Lee, Connie Montgomery, Lenora Fuqua, ROW FOUR, left to right: Carol Martindale, Polly Sole, Doris Gardner. ROW FIVE, left to right: Patsy Hoogendoorn, lla Mae Bratcher, Glenda Jernigan. ROW SIX, left to right: Bill Rodgers, Bill Norton, John Charles Steward. OW ONE 'eff to right: Verla Sloan, Myrna Oldham, Verna Lee Zwink, Eugenia Atteberry. ROW TWO, left to right Ned u 191 '51 I Q2-.. JUNIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY S eetser Deanna Cornett, Barbara Sayre. ROW THREE, left to right: Kynfa Turvey, Lennis Cobb, Carolee Wil NEOW FOUQ, left to right! Harriett Washburn, LaDonna Fulton, Patricia Bradley. ROW FIVE, left to right! David r' heson Pgfgy Walkley, Steve LeVaIley, ROW SIX, left to right: .lon Willis, LeRoy Grimsley, Richard Fellratlw SEVEN, left to rigl1t:Jnm Cooper, Clifford Fuqua, Bert Bailey. . - 1- it-'.'?f,'i lryif' GJ 'SEN' sf . , Q, -. STUDENT COUNCN. SEATED, left to right: Danny Chandler, president, Carol Pickett, vice-president, Karen Chaufty, secretar 5 Patsy Walkley, treasurer, Eugene Plummer, James Cooper, Peggy Byler. ROW TWO, left to right: Nancy Yoder, Carol' Martin- dale, Nancy Kotchavar, Darla Jobe, Donna Hayden, Judy Shoemaker, Lennis Cobb, Shari Riley, Barbara Stice, Miss Ruth Ambrose, sponsor, Sally Ghormley, Lynda Bynum. ROW THREE, left to right: Margaret Logan, Gary Boyer, Carol Jean Robinson. NOT PICTURED: Nedra Sweetser. 45' fav' ANNUAL STAFF W LEFT TO RIGHT: Harriett Washburn, iunior business manager, Joan Meade, typist, Wayne Weber, photographer, Steve LeValley,assistant editor, Kathryn Allbaugh, senior business manager, Frank Tremblle, art editor, Miss Ruth Ambrose, SP onsor, Sue Smith, sophomore business manager, Carol Jean Robinson, editor-in-chief. ,, Ilk' 5 , . . wg. ,M I Cui! 'JM I VAV' f n' I , , 'f--s HI-V CABINET ROW ONE, left to right: Mr. Charles Johnson, sponsor, Bill Angle, president, Jarrell Tyson, vice-president, Bob Buhr- man, secretary, Steve LeVaIIey, treasurer. STANDING, left to right: Wayne Weber, Bert Bailey, Jerry Morrill, Norman Humble, Wayne Cooper, Donald Flood. Nad YS, ,i Y-TEEN CABINET ROW ONE, left to right: Miss Ruby Dittemore, sponsor, Kathryn Allbaugh, president, Margaret Logan, vice-president, Harriett Washburn, secretary, lla Moe Bratcher, treasurer. ROW TWO, standing left to right: Carol Chrisenberry, Phyllis Bailey, Linda Walker, Barbara Welch, Myrna Oldham, Norma Waggener, Kay Corneil, Carolee Wilbur, l..ela Drowatzky. ROW THREE, left to right: LaDonna Fulton, Jacquelyn Higgins, Shari Riley. w , 7 3 fs .2 f li f 4 Q12 J f ,,,3,,3,,,,, . 5. 14 SCIENCE CLUB IIN. -,,,,1,. S STANDING, left to right: Mrs. Evelyn Byler, sponsor, Steve Locke, Sandra Tillotson, Max Anderson, president, Monta Lou Ratterree, vice-president, Nina Hicks, secretary and treasurer, Shirley Crawford, Mary Willis. 'ROW TWO, left to right: Renan Lambrin , Joan Meade, Carolee Wilbur, Carol Chrisenberry, Stella Jackson, Rosemary Barnett, Harriett Washburn. ROW THREQE, left to right: Patsy Hoogendoorn, Ralph Kennon, Donald Flood, Jim Sioberg, Dennis Dunkin Steve LeValley, Glenda Richardson. ROW FOUR, left to right: G. R. Hodges, Larry Turvey, John Steward, Richard Fellrath. QAFUTURE TEACHERS OE AMERICA ROW ONE, seated left to right: Maurine Snow, Sharlene Smith, Judy Shoemaker, Carol Pickett, Lynda Bynum, Norma Hartsock, Ann Hart, Barbara Welch, Marilyn McCulley, Eugenia Atteberry. ROW TWO, left to right! Marilee Bontz Verna Zwink, Nancy Griffith, Barbara Welsh, Mona Mclfaig, treasurer, Janice Looper, vice-president, Carolyn Smith secretar , Polly Sole, president, Elaine Cook, Sherry Mitchell, Helen McClaflin, Judy Gibson lnmon, Joyce Laws ROW Tl'ilREE, left to right: Carole Wilcox, Carol Martindale, Glorene Carriger, Sally Severe, Sherry Miller, Deanna Cornett, Karen Sole, Elva Lea Hahn, Carole Henry, Darla Denton, Charlene Flood. ROW FOUR. leff to right: Miss Opal Schweisberger, sponsor, Betty Turnage, Diane Scott, Barbara Chandler, Judy Peugh, EI-19909 Plummer. l-imlell Harris, Annette Jackson, Patricia Bradley, Charles Hahn, lla Mae Bratcher, Doris Gardner. ROW FIYE1 leff to fight Verla Sloan, Nancy Kotchavar, Myrna Oldham, Marilyn Mitchell, Billy Parker, Jim Mitchell, Shari Riley, Judy Rose Karen Chaufty, Lillie Wheeler, Lafaye Owen. s Q' 9 do it' Q 1 if 49 1 Vigullflg 1 'fl Y' its E SPANISH CLUB SEATED, left to right: Miss Ruby Dittemore, sponsor, Janice Ballinger, president, Darlene Stewart, vicelpresident, Catherine Sissons, secretary. STANDING, left to right: Joan Mapel, Richard Englehardt, Christine Carrick, Judy Frazier, Nancy Parker. H fs TGI ROW ONE, left to right: Wayne Weber, Ray Mullins, Sidney Miller, Sam Rhea, Harold Waggerman, David Hutcheson, Tom Webb, LeRoy Wilson. ROW TWO, left to right: Howard Summers, Bill Shirley, Don Owens, Fred Clark, Clarence Ward, Melvin Hines, Stanley Martin. ROW THREE, left to right: Charolet Leiblie, secretary and treasurer, Harold Clonts, Bob Smith, Leon Welch, Ronald Dice, vice-president, Don Evans, Bob Anthony, president, llene Walker, Mr. W. O. Cook, sponsor. F 1 sk' ll' e X: I rp, r no ,K Di F , vu I, - A .17 1 3 ,JI 1, mf IQ i FI 1' 5 VPN' lu 3 I an Q I - , ,I , ' z Q FUTURE I-IOMEMAHERS OF AMERICA ROW ONE, left to right: Gay Patten, Mrs. Lela Cook, sponsor, Carol Reynolds, Morilee Bontz, treasurer, Eugenia Atteberry, secretary, Dora Mae Pemberton, Linda Walker, vice-president, Phyllis Bailey, Norma Waggener, president. ROW TWO, left to right: Janice Wright, Donna Lolmaugh, Viola Cunningham, Glenda Corneil, Kay Bailey, Carletta Williamson, Peggy Byler, Anice Williams, Sue Smith, Cartha lngraham, Peggy Cox, Geneva Cole, Reta Allison, Carol Hartness. ROW THREE, left to right! Thomasene Bridges, Donna Lute, Pauline Newland, LaVon Miller, Donna Spencer, Tressa Dale, Joyce Curfman, Shirley Long, Chleora Keener, Ella Lou Hembree, Barbara Davis, Suzanne Gumm. ROW -FOUR, left to right: Winifred Seward, Mary Parker, Nadean Tipton, Marilyn Baker, Alice Cole, lda O'N'eal, Darla Jobe, Carolyn Hickman, Margaret Colhouer. ROW FIVE, left to right: Deanna Welch, Zola Carruth, Darlene Martin, Marilyn McCulley, Sara Lou Briggs, Nina Hicks, Mary Shannon. ROW SIX, left to right! Sandra Ross, Carolyn Mullcey, Margaret Logan, Janice Kennon, Barbara Welch. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA ROW ONE, left to right: Mr. Ross Chandler, sponsor, Larry Shields, vice-president, LeRoy Grimsley, secretary, L. D. Sawyer, president, Loren Tieman, treasurer, Ted Tannehill, Gary Radcliff, Bob Coleman. ROW TWO, left to right: Kenneth Kling, Jim Neal, Gerald Weigle, Arlan Eroese, Gene Greipe, Jack Miller, Don Richard, Max Smyth. ROW THREE, left to right: Keith Kling, Robert Irons, Milton Holman, Robert Tipton, Derry Dale, Brian Deffner, Warren Faster, Lonnie Small. ROW FOUR, left to right: Mike Howard, Vernon Rowe, Norman Courtney, Billie Hayden, Dennis Lqmbring, Harold Hall, .lim Gumm, Larry Hurst, Wesley Honick. ROW FIVE, left to right! Curtis lngmire, Norman Deffner, Maurice Meade, Jake Ronck, Darrell Kern, Dwain Bidwell, Warren Stafford, Steve Lanie, Bobby Purdy, Jerry Morrill. BHLLHLLHULHD LEFT TO RIGHT: Sally Severe, sophomore, Lillie Wheeler, senior, Maurine Snow, iuniorg Carole Henry, sophomore Sherry Mitchell, senior, Peggy Cox, junior. i i 3 PEP HATS ROW ONE, left to right! Judy Trantham, Carolyn Hickman, Sandra Tillotson, Margaret Colhouer, Marilee Bontz, Koy Bailey, secretary, lrene Butler, Catherine Sissons, Nancy O'Meara, Linda Boyer, Kay Ricketts, Betty Barnes, Nina Wilson, Donna Lolmaugh, LaVon Miller. ROW TWO, left to right: Peggy Cox, Maurine Snow, Carolyn Smith, Sally Severe, Barbara Noel, Christine Carrick, Ruth Cline, Annette Jackson, Sherry Mitchell, Helen McClaflin, Barbara Smith, president, Mary Willis, Fern Siglea. ROW THREE, left to right: Lillie Wheeler, Sharlene Smith, Carole Henry Barbara Stice, Norma Hartsock, Judy Shoemaker, Barbara Ogle, Sondra Meadows, Viola Cunningham, Wanda Huxley' Nancy Parker, Vera Barrows, Delores Atkinson, vice-president. ROW FOUR, left to right: Dee McCleerey, Glenda Cornell, Kay Balderston, Darla Denton, Barbara Welch, Alice Cole, Carolyn Mulkey, Carol Pickett, Donna Hayden Bertha Sawyers, Darlene Stewart, Darla Jobe, Suzanne Gumm. ROW FIVE, left to right: Jo Ann Maple, Renan Lami bring, Sonya Bradford, Barbara Chandler, Joyce Curfman, Carolyn Hollopeter, Juanita Magers, Rita Boite. ROW SIX, left to right! Phyllis Bailey, Margaret Logan, Linda Walker, Teresa McAlester, Cartha lngraham, Sandra Ross, Joan Meade, Miss Jean Booth, sponsor. LaDonna Fulton CNot picturedl. ROW ONE left to right: John Lantz, Floyd Farrington, Waymond Kooken, David Thayer, Jerry Sheets, Jim Butcher, Jack Butcher, Larry Noel, James Cooper. ROW TWO, left to right: Jon Willis, Joe Amos, Jack Angle, Bill Norton Jim Hull, J.R. Rader, Jim Gumm, Wayne Cooper, secretary and treasurer, Bill Angle, Mr. Jerry Anderson, sponsor. ROW THREE, left to right: Carl Taton, Norman Humble, vice-president, Jerry Geer, p Charles Wheeler, Ted Ellis, Warren Stafford, Max Barnes, Bill Rodgers, Fred Carriger. ROW FOUR, left to ri htrg Robert Fisher, Kenneth Layton, Jack Patrick, Don Coffelt, Elbert Urban, Rod Campbell, Bruce Roark, Char es Martin, Clifford -3 ' -.r rs N86 1 ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE Gerald Mason, Jim Hoover, Dora Mae Pemberton, Helen McCluflin, Sharlene Smith, Nancy Griffith. SEATED, left to right: Mrs. Bryant, Mrs. Byler, Mrs. Magers, Mr. Sharpton. lb t SEATED, left to right: Donna Lute, Bill Rodgers, Carol Lea Jones, assistant editor. lNot pictured: Carole Hoover, business manager.J STANDING, left to right: Glenda Richardson, Carolyn Smith, Gertrude Vetter, Mary Willis, Mrs. Skirving, sponsor, Thomasene Bridges, Helen Mcclaflin, Mary Lou Froese, Sherry Mitchell, Leia Jo Drowatzky, Carol Jean Robinson, editor, Janice Ballinger, Lillie Wheeler, Nancy Yoder, Valeria Wolfe. a rf ., y , tw N' PRODUCTION STAFF SEATED, left to right: Barbara Smith, Joan Meade, Lenora Fuqua, Constance Montgomery. STANDING, left to right lla Mae Bratcher, Marilyn McCulley, Margaret Logan, Darlene Martin, Wanda Lee, Linda Walker, Phyllis Bailey Marilyn Fauchier Frederick, Miss Wilson, sponsor. WMS!! 'Nl-99 ramwwnm HUBIHUQIQ , FRONT ROW, left to right: Bob Buhrman, Frank Tremble, Gerald Mason, Gerald Husted, Charles Stidham, Dam., Williams, T. G. Kiser, Howard Hunt, Roland Briggs, vice-president, Mr. Wendell Sharpton, sponsor. ROW TWO, left to right: LaDonna Fulton, secretary, Kay Corneil, treasurer, Dee McCleerey, Valeria Wolfe, Barbara Muret, Kay Balder- ston, Carol Bradley, Carole Hoover, Kathryn Allbaugh, Sharlene Smith, Carol Lea Jones, president. ROW THREE, left to right: Rosemary McCulley, Jacquelyn Higgins, Lela Drowatzky, LuAnn Tremble, Teresa McAlester, Charlotte Hollopeter, Joyce lngram, Maurine Snow, Sue Parker, Barbara Smith. KNOT PICTUREDJ Jerry Dotter. I l NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE LEFT TO RIGHT: Roland Briggs, Danny Chandler, LaDonna Fulton, Jarrell Tyson, Mr. Wendell Sharpton, sponsor, Frank Tremble, John Steward, Bob Buhrman. ROW Howard Atkinson, secretary, Jerry Wood, Charla Anderson. ROW TWO, left to right! Miss lzlaohmann, lsponsor, lgoris Lyon, treasurerg Rae Moore, Robert Noblett, Lavonnc Ward, Jim Logue, Ray Poindexter. ROW THREE, left to right: Jim Risser, Clifford Fuqua, Bill Baker, president, Jim Hoover, Jack Massey. ONE, left to right! Martha Raymond, Nancy Laughlin Sonya Bradford Paul Risser vice resident' Larry Ta lor I-U -B . If' 3' .. -W -' I . 9, Q up V V 11,1 l' 5. X . l f 0 X Mir ffi' VL. X 1 il. What a trial 2. The end-already? 3. They must be here somewhere. 4. Tough sledding - na snowl 5. Thirsty or stalling. 6. Sisters of the skillet. 7. Now is the time ...... 8. Where is she? ...-L THE SPEECH DEPARTMENT OF BLACKWELL HIGH SCHOOL PRESENTS ' and Olceuzlow dramatized by FRANK VREELAND High School Auditorium, 8:00 P.M., Feburary l7-l8, l955 Martha v ---------- Directed by Mr. Wendell Sharpton CHARACTERS KATHRYN ALLBAUGH Nancy Ashford ----- --------------- ---- Helen Hudson - -- Dr. Malcolm Pyle- - Monty Brent ----- Joyce Hudson - - - Bobby Merrick ----- Dr. Wayne Hudson Perry ---------- Mrs. Wickes --- Marion Dawson- Jack Dawson LADONNA FULTON ----- POLLY SOLE --- JOHN STEWARD MAX ANDERSON - PATSY WALKLEY JARRELL TYSON CLYDE ROSS CHARLES STIDHAM KAY CORNEIL - CAROL ROBINSON -- - CHARLES HAHN Sf ' irfzll fs! 3 I Q ' ' ' . l I 3 Lucy ----- Ricky ---- Ethel ---- Fred ----- Peggy ----- Arthur -------- Miss Whiting -- Mr. Littlefield ------ Mrs. Littlefield .Ioe ------------- Extras - THE JUNIOR CLASS OF BLACKWELL HIGH SCHOOL Presents 7 .fame lacy adopted by Christopher Sergel High School Auditorium, 8:00 P.M., December 2-3, I954 Directed by Mr. Wendell Shurpton CHARACTERS --------------- ----- LADONNA FULTON --- STEVE LEVALLEY - JUDY SHOEMAKER ----- BOB BUHRMAN ------ MONA MCKAIG --- DONALD FLOOD PATRICIA BRADLEY ------ CHARLES HAHN ----- PATSY WALKLEY - - -- ROWLAND BRIGGS -- LINDELL HARRIS LARRY BOYER ACE CLEANERS Phone 199 218 S. Main ANNETTE'S Everything for Children Phone 54 111 S. Main C. R. ANTHONY CO. It's Smart to be Thrifty Phone 174 107 S. Main ARDEN FINCH SERVICE STATION Mobilgas and Mobiloil Phone 275 BAGBY-SJOBERG MOTOR CO. Chrysler - Plymouth Sales and Service Phone 150 206 S. Main B B FLOWER SHOP Flowers for all Occasions Phone 1664 FRED A. BELL AUTO GLASS SHOP Phone 1314 315 N. Main BISHOP'S Everything for the young Lady Blackwell, Oklahoma BLACKWELL AUTO PARTS Phone 90-91 310-312 First Street BLACKWELL FLORAL COMPANY Phone 230 North Third and Armory BLACKWELL IRON 8z SUPPLY CO. Phone 344 606 S. Main BLACKWELL LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS Phone 48 421-23 S. Maini BLACKWELL PRINTING and STATIONERY CO. Norcross Greeting Cards Gifts for all Occasions BOB BREECE INSURANCE Be Sure - Insure Phone 922 or 1894 206 W. Blackwell 1 1 l 1 J. K. BOERSMA Beverage Distributor JACK BOWKER FORD COMPANY Ford Sales and Service Let's Trade Cars 224 N. Main BYNUM LUMBER COMPANY Phone 333 903 S. Main CHAUFTY'S STUDIO Portraits, Weddings, Commercial and School Phone 339 126 W. Blackwell COURTNEY JEWELRY 116 S. Main Blackwell, Oklahoma DAIRY QUEEN The Cone with the Curl on Top Across from the Fairgrounds DAY and NIGHT DRIVE-IN GROCERY Phone 867 420 S. Main DONNELLY MUSIC CO., INC. Your Music Merchant Let us help you select your musical instruments wisely EDDIE'S TIRE and BATTERY SERVICE Phone 108 622 S. Main LUTHER EDWARDS MOTOR CO. DeSoto - Plymouth Sales and Service 819 S. Main Phone 810 ELLISON DRUG PEERLESS ICE CREAM 122 W. Blackwell EP'S SCHOOL of CERAMICS 1900 S. Main ESTES FURNITURE COMPANY for fine furniture Phone 293 220 W. Blackwell EVER EAT CAFE Phone 1970 110 S. Main FEY'S I.G.A. 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