El Reno High School - Boomer Yearbook (El Reno, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1957 volume:

The creative writing class of El Reno High School Takes Pride in Presenting Your 1957 BOOMER COLLEGIAN Bobby Allen, Chief Photographer Bill Barnes, Editor-in-Chief Boomer Staff Business Manager Judy Halverson Photographer's Assistant Fred Fanson Editorial Assistant Marvin Burge Dona Clark Allen Conner Benita Enfield Ralph Enz Judy Halverson Ronald Jackson Nancy Kunneman Helen Kay Miller Kay Niles Bob Nilson Letcher Vorhes TABLE OF CONTENTS DEPARTMENT PAGE DEDICATION 4 FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION 5 BOARD OF EDUCATION 6 SUPERINTENDENT AND STAFF 7 TEACHERS 8 SENIORS 13 JUNIORS 26 SOPHOMORES 30 FRESHMEN 35 ATHLETICS 39 MUSIC DEPARTMENTS 53 ORGANIZATIONS 61 ADVERTISING 94 2 FOREWORD It is our purpose in the 1957 Boomer-Collegian to preserve the memories of our high school days and of the persons who made them the happy times that they were. May the pictures on these pages continually remind us of the people and the experiences which have contributed so much to our development as individuals. 'Dennis The Menace' used by courtesy of Honk Ketchom and copyright 1957 by The Holl Syndicate Inc. 3 DEDICATION The'city officials of El Reno ore delighted and honored to join with the staff of the El Reno High School Boomer- Collegian in dedicating this '57 edition to the people of our great community. Paul G. Liebmonn Mayor FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION Mr. Rupert M. Fogg Mr. George Gleason President Vice-President Board Of Education The faculty and students of the El Reno High School are always aware that back of them in their every worthy undertaking is the power and influence of the Board of Edu- cation. We appreciate them because of their interest in us. Pictured on this page are the men who compose our Board of Education this com- mencement season. We regard them os our friends. Their ideals are lofty and we as students and as teachers hope we may never disappoint them. We share with them a great pride in our high school and in its achieve- ments. Mr. Rupert M. Fogg, President of the Board of Education, has been a member of the Board since 1946; Mr. George Gleason, Vice- President, became a member in 1953; Dr. C. Riley Strong, and Mr. Morris Hurst in 1954, and Mr. Edwin Porter in 1956 Dr. C. Riley Strong Member m Mr. Edwin Porter Member Mr. Morris Hurst Member Mr. Paul R. Taylor Superintendent Mrs. Cora MacSwain Treasurer Mrs. Linda Moore Secretary Mr. Walter Wilson Clerk A. Mr. Walter P. Marsh Principal B., M. A. Mr. M. A. Mitchell, Jr. Assistant Principal B. S., M. Ed. - General Business, Dean of Boys, Registrar. Mrs. Garland E. Etheridge A. B., M. Ed. - English, Dean of Girls. Mr. Leslie F. Roblyer B S., M. A., M. Ed. - Problems of Democracy, World History, Curriculum and Guidance Director. Mrs. Lucile Blair A. B., M. A. - Spanish and Mathema- tics, Pepett Sponsor, Adelonte Spon- sor. Mr. Woodrow Barton B. S., M. S. - Industrial Arts, Mechani- 4M cal Drawing, Senate Sponsor. 8 Mrs. Nina M. Cooper A. B. - English Mr. Bill Davis B. S., - Football Line Coach, B Bas- ketball Coach, Track Coach. Mrs. Virginia Durham B. S., M. Ed. - English, Freshman Pep Club Sponsor. Mr. Floyd Durham A. B., M. C. E. - Social Science. Mrs. Ardyth Guth B. S., M. A. E. - Art, Pepett Sponsor, National Art Honor Society Sponsor. Mr. Charles Geno A. B., M. Ed. - Latin, B Team Foot- ball Coach. 9 Miss Mable L. Jones A. B., M. A. - Head of English Depart- ment, Senior Counselor. Mr. Kenneth Kamm A. B., M. Ed. - Industrial Arts, Head Football Coach, Baseball Coach, Forum Sponsor. Edna McManon Kelly A. B., M. A., B. S. - English, Librarian, Freshman Pep Club Sponsor. Mr. George Kizer B. F. A., M. M. - Instrumental Music. Miss Helen Knight B. S., M. A. - Mathematics. Mr. C. L. McGill B. S., M. S. - Director of Vocational Education, T I Club Director. Mrs. Marie Irene Moore A. B., M. S. - Vocal Music, B. M. Sponsor. Mr. Cecil W. Moore B. S., M. S. - Commerce. Miss Dovie Anna Noble B. S., A. B., M. C. E. - Commerce, Phi Sponsor. MR. RAY PORTER A. B., M. S. - Science, Director of Adult Education. Mrs. Nell M. Samuclson A. B., M. S. - English, Creative Writ- ing. Miss May Shanklin B. S., M. A. - Head of Social Science Department, Squaw Sponsor. Mrs. Josephine Taylor A B., M. S.-Science, Senior Coun- selor, Phi Sponsor Notional Honor Society Sponsor. Mr. J. E. Simmons B. S. - Physical Education, Director of Athletics, Head Basketball Coach Mrs. Dean Ward A. B. - English, Algebra. Mrs. Betty Watson B. S. - Vocational Homemaking, FHA Sponsor, Squow Sponsor. Miss Hope Wood B. S. - Vocational Homemaking, FHA Sponsor, B. M. C. Sponsor. Glenda Adams - Squaw, A Cappella Choir, Vocal Ensembles. Jerry Alexander - Forum. Bobby Allen - Band 9-12, Senate, Ten- nis 10-12, Letterman, Student Rotar- ian, Student Council Vice-President, Yearbook Staff, Newspaper Editor, Boys' Quartet, Thespians, Yearbook Editor 11, A Capella Choir. Jewel Dean Apple - Art Club. Barbara Arnold - Phi Poet Laureate, Pepetts, FHA, A Capella Choir 11, Girls Chorus 9-10. Gerald Arnold - 4-H. Jimmy Barker - Forum, T I. Bill E. Barnes - Forum, Adelante 9-11, Letterman. Bill L. Barnes - Forum, Adelante 9-11, Class President '54, Yearbook Staff, Newspaper Reporter, Boomer Editor. Wesley Barnes - T I. Sarah Birmingham - BMC President, A Capella Choir 11, Queen Attendant T I, Office Assistant. Karlita Blackwell - Squaw, BMC, A Capella Choir 11. 14 Joyce Boswell - Pepetts, FHA, A Capel- la Choir. Ronald Bright - Letterman. George Bruce - Band 9-12. Marvin Burge - Adelante, Student Council 10-11, Senate President, Nat- ional Honor Society President, Boys State, Yearbook Staff, Student Ki- wanian. Kent Carder - Forum, T I. Ralph Casey - A Capella Choir. Kclton Caster - Hobby-Mechanics. Judy Cavin - Student Council Secre- tary, FHA, Band 11-12, Pepetts, Phi, National Honor Society, Adelante, A Capella Choir 11. Paul Chapman Senate, Band 9-12, All State Concert Band. Roger Chapman - Adelante Secretary, Senate Treasurer and Secretary. Dona Clark - Pepett Secretary, Adel- ante, Phi, Girls State, Office Assistant, Girls Chorus 9-10, Pep Club Vice Pres- ident '53, Yearbook Staff, Newspaper Reporter. Allen Conner - Forum, Adelante, Track 10-12. i Harvic Raymond - Senior Class Vice- President, T I Vice-President. Letitia Costin - Pepetts, FHA, Foot- ball Queen Attendant, Senior Class Treasurer. Mary Croak - Squaw President, BMC, A Capella Choir, Girls' Trio. t Joe Culver - Forum. James Davis - Hobby-Airplane Models. Albert Dean - Hobby-Working on Cars. Gordon Duncan - FFA Reporter, T l. Benita Enfield - Phi Treasurer, Pepetts, National Honor Society, FHA, Girls' State, Yearbook Staff, Newspaper Edi- tor, Vocal Music Accompanist, Organ- ist, Tennis 9-12. Ralph Enz - National Honor Society Vice-President, Senate, Band Presi- dent, Boys' State, A Capella Choir 10- 11, Organist, Student Rotarian, Year- book Staff, All State Band. Lucy Loyall Ervin - Student Librarian. Bruce Fire - Football 9-12, Letterman. Judy Flaherty - Pepett Treasurer, FHA, Phi, A Capella Choir. 16 Don Fox - Senate Vice-President, Ade- lante Treasurer, Football 9, Letter- man. Jane Gadberry - Pepett Vice-President, Adelante Vice-President, Phi, FHA, Student Council 10-11, Basketball Queen Attendant, Office Assistant. Fred Garrett - Forum, Adelante, T I. Jerry Gerber - Forum. Leroy Gibson - Hobby, Dancing. Charles Gill - Adelante, Forum, T I. President. Donald Glass - Forum, Class Vice-Pres- ident, '53, Class Secretary '55. Clarence Golden - Forum. Jerry Golden - T I. Glen Hadlock - Forum, Football Stu- dent Trainer, Basketball 9-12, Letter- man. Judy Halverson - Girls' State, Student Council Secretary, Pepetts, Phi, FHA, Motional Honor Society, FFA Sweet- heart '55, Senate Sweetheart, Adelante 10-11, Yearbook Staff, Office Assis- tant, Band Queen Attendant. Tommy Hamby - Football 9-12, Bas- ketball 9-12, Letterman, Forum, All Conference Tackle. Rachel Harrison - BMC, Office Assis- tant, Student Librarian. Sandra Harrison - Pepett President, FHA Reporter, Adelante, Phi, Nation- al Honor Society, Class Treasurer '53. Delores Henson - T I Sweetheart, Cheerleader '53, Phi, Pepetts, FHA, A Capella Choir 11, Band Carnival Queen '53. Charlene Hilburn - FHA, Pepetts, T I Secretary, BMC. Glen Hill - FFA, Basketball 9-12. Howard Hobson - Hobby, Horses. Pat Hoffman - Phi President, Pepetts, Adelante, FHA. Tommy Holdaway - Hobby, Sports. Gwen Hurt - Squaw, BMC, A Capella Choir, Vocal Ensembles. Ronald Jackson - Drum Major, Band 9-12, Forum, Class Vice-President '56, Yearbook Staff, Mr. School Spirit, Pep Band, Ensembles, Basketball 9-10. Sonny James - All Conference Foot- ball Guard, Letterman, Track 55-'56, Band Carnival King '56. Gordon Jimmerson - Football 9-12, Basketball 9-11, Forum, Track 10-11, Letterman. Janice Johnson - Pepett, T I, A Cappella Choir. Mary Johnson Steve Jones - Football 9-12, Basketball 9-11, Forum, Letterman, Track 9-12. Margie Keller - Squaw Vice-President, Girls' Chorus 9, 10, 12. Johnny Kitzmiller - Football 11 . Gary Kubala - Hobby, Watching Tele- vision. Willnetta LaFollette - Squaw Parlia- mentarian, A Capella Choir, National Art Honor Society, FHA, Student Li- brarian. Eleanor Lancaster - Pepetts, T I. Gary Lemke - FFA President, Student Projectionist. Mike Link - Forum, Football 9-12, Golf 9-12, Letterman. Pat Lorenzen - FHA, Pepetts, Phi Sec- retary, Band Twirler, Adelante, Art Club. Lila Lott - Pepetts, Phi, FHA, A Cap- ella Choir 11, T I, Student Council 10, Class Secretary '54, Vocal Ensem- bles. Robert Lumpmouth - Art Club, Stu- dent Projectionist. Vera Maly - Squow Historian, Student Librarian. Alice Shawn Mathis - A Capella Choir, Vocal Ensembles, Office Assistant, Squaws. Bob McDaniel - Football 9-12, Basket- ball 9-12, Letterman, Forum, All Con- ference Back, FHA King '55. Betty Meyer - Squaw, FHA, Band 9-10. Virginia Meyer - Football Queen At- tendant 10, FHA Vice-President, Phi, Pepetts. Delta Miller Phi, Pepetts, FHA. Helen Koy Miller - BMC Historian, Squaw Treasurer, FHA, Band Secre- tary. Janet Mitchell - Squaw Cheerleader, Football Queen Attendant, Band Trea- surer, Student Council 10, Phi. ■ Jewel Moore - A Capella Choir, Squaw George Mosher - Band 9-12, Student Operators' Club. Louetta Nance - Squaw. 20 Kay Niles - Squaw Cheerleader, FHA Pianist, Phi, A Capella Choir 11. Bob Nilson - Adelante President, Sen- ate. Laverne Payton - Pepett, Phi, T I, Girls' Chorus 10. Jerry Pcnwell - FFA Sentinel. Harriot Piatt - Phi Vice-President, Band 9-12, FHA, Pepett. Billy Pigorsch - T I. John Plato - Adelante, Senate, Na- tional Thespian Society. Phil Porta - Adelante, Football '53. Drcsscll Powell - Hobby-Working on Cars. Marion Reding Phi, FHA, 4-H, Pep- ett, A Capella Choir, Girls' Chorus 9- 10. Helen Reuss - Hobby-Sketching Potsy Rush - BMC 21 Jo Schrocdcr - Art Club, Pepett, FHA BMC. Carroll Sclken - Hobby - Drawing. Pat Senn - Pepett Cheerleader, Foot- ball Queen Attendant, Student Coun- cil 10, Phi, FHA, National Forensic League, National Thespian Society. Johnny Shaw - Student Council Presi- dent, Class President '55, Football 9- 10-12, Basketball 9-10, Tennis 11-12, Letterman, Forum, Student Council 9-11-12. Robert Shaw - Student Chaplain, Boy's State, Student Council, Adelante, Sen- ate Sergeant-At-Arms. Ronald Shropshire - Band 9-12. Shirley Spencer - Hobby - Drawing. Charles Staton - National Thespian Society, Adelante, A Capella Choir, Boys' Quartet, All State Choir, Letter- man, Football 9-12, Tennis 10-12. Melvin Stoner - Hobby - Playing the Guitar. Nelson Stout - T I, Adelante. Peggy Tate - Squaw, Art Club. Mary Thomas - FHA Secretory, Phi, Pepett, Band Queen, FFA Sweetheart, Cheerleader '53, Girls' Chorus 9-10 22 Terry Thompson - Senate, Adelante. Jerry Tillery - Football 9-12, Basket- ball 9-12, Track 9-12, Baseball 9-12, Forum, Letterman, All Conference End, All State End, Lineman of Year, Closs President '53, All Southern End. Nadine Turley - National Thespian Society, FHA, A Capella Choir, Girls' Trio. Vivian Vian - Art Club. Lois Von Tungeln - Phi Historian Pep- ett, Phi, FHA. Letcher Vorhes - Pepetts, Phi, Ade- lante, President FHA, Delegate Girls' State, '56-'57 Football Queen, Student Council 9, Yearbook Staff, Band Carnival Queen. Elsie Wage - FHA, Squaw Secretary, BMC Parliamentarian. Johnnie Wagner - All State Choir, A Capella Choir, Class Vice-President '53, Letterman Mary Wehrer - BMC. Junior Whipple - Football 9-12, Bas- ketball 9-12, Letterman, All Confer- ence Back. Inez Whitacre - Art Club, Band 9-10, Squaw, A Capella Choir. Virgie Whiteshirt - Squaw 23 Noncy Kunnemon - Pepett Cheerlead- er, Phi, National Honor Society, FHA, National Forensic League, Class Treasurer '55, Student Council 9, A Capella Choir, Girls7 Trio, Yearbook Staff, Newspaper Editor, 4-H, Miss School Spirit. Eddie Wier - Forum. Richard Wrede- -T I SENIOR OFFICERS Left to Right: Tom Hornby, President; Noncy Kunnemon, Secretory; Tisho Costm, Treos- urer; Harvey Roymond, Vice-President. 25 Jerry Estes - President Nels Olonder - Vice-President Billie Jean Cocy - Secretory Corolyn Marquardt - Treasurer John Adorns Joonne Alexander Glenda Anderson Charles Anthony Mourice Ausley Peter Bargeliotes Bob Barnes Betty Jeon Bartlett Neal Baucom Doyle Biller Joke Bloom Dorothy J. Boling Phyllis Boyer Otis Bruce Robert Bullock Cleto Carmichael John C. Cortland Patty Chiles Leroy Corn Lillian Cox Williom Cox Billy Craig Ernest Crosswhite Roy Crum Dolores Curtis Sam Curtis Janette Davis Judy Davis French Den wo It Jeanne Doke Jimmy Duckett Doreen Duncon Katie Dunn Jimmy Dunn Rayburn Edwards Tommy Elliott Marilyn Ellison Lorry Englehart Jerry Don Farrell Karen Koy Foucon Charlotte Fogg Non Flippen Frances Goines Mary Cloy Gilbert William Golden Ronny Grady Sharon Ann Gross Korl Gray Sondie Gresham Anita Holl Ruth Ann Holocko Goil Honks Mortho Honntman Bill Harris Dub Hartwig Koy Hoyword Irwin Heckes Sondro Heitzmon Linda Hensley James Hickerson Maxine Hillburn Babbie Jane Hill Robert Horn Karen Huchtemann Mary Ann Huntress Lauro Crowe Allen Jensen Lavodo Jessup Corol J. Jones Noro Lee Jones Korl Keener Leonord Keller Geraldine Kendall Joy Kepler Katherine S. Kiker Joon Kincode Ruby Kortmeier Vcldon Koubo Jim Kubon Georgio Loccficld Laura Liebscher Charlotte Long 8orbara Ann Lorezen Florence Lucas Wesley Lumery Junior Lunsford Joson Marquordt Roberto Jeon McEvoy Betty Miles Gordon Miller John L. Miller Johnny Morris Lindo Mount James Mowery Jimmy Murphy Joann Murphy Juanita O'Non Karen A. Oneth Dixie Overholser Jackie Porker Joe Potrick Terry Pettit Horvey Plout Koy Porto Doyle Edward Powell Jock R. Reeves Lovella Rickner Ralph Rickner Potricio Sue Robertson Corl Roscher Robert Sonders Johnny Schmoyer Stanley Seeley Walderinc Sexton Tom Shorp Gene R. Slaughter Bino Snelling J. C. Smart Fredo Smith Bill Stevens Melbo Stoner Koren L. Stout Marvin Terrell Jon Tillinghost Bob Tinsley Pete Tro Charles Vornell Barbara Vieweg Judy Vogel Fronk Woller Joyce M. Worden Oscar Welmuller Melvern Wilds Chorlcs Wilson Peter Wright Joe W. Young Joyce Ann Zucksworth 29 Richard Fogg - President Ronold Evans - Vice-President Bino McWethy - Secretary Donna Miller - Treasurer Arnold Abner Larry Adams Ronnie Adams Ronnie Albers Barbara Anderson Claretta Ankney Ronnie Atkinson Nancy Bochler Patricia Barrett Retha Barrow Anito Bortlett Koy Borton Karen Boorsmo Barboro Boston Froyne Brennan Glenn Brown Potricio Colvert Stanley Comper Fred Casey Don Cecil Doris Chaloner Oran Clemons Fred Cobum Jim Colgan Burllyn Conner Billy Cook Jan Cooper Corol Sue Davidson Lorry Deathcrage Carolyn DeLaughter Dennis Dickie Jerry Divine Thelma Dodd Karen Dorman Eugene Douglas 30 Dorothy Duncan Carol Durham Glendo Dutchcr Boots Effenbeck Pot Entrekin Patricio Enz Eugene Estes Archie Everett Fred Fanson Linda Farris Mike Fire Patricio Fox Daniel George Judith Gholston Carolyn Good Jasper Golden Cecil Grahom Grant Griesel Glen Griffin Jim Hahn Bill Hall George Hamilton Gory Handley LaDonno Helm Monual Heusmon Burt Hix Marguerite Hoard Edword Howarth Herbert lies Betty Jeon Irvin Kothryn Irvin Bilby Irvine Phil I vester Joyce Jackson Bill Jeffry Barry Johnson Gale Johnson Shirley Johnson Donald Jones Richard Jones Verle Jones Corolyn Kendall Eloine Kitchell Barboro Leach John Lee Jerry Lingle Arthur Link Jimmy Long Richard Lorenzen Dick Lucos Betty Lunsford Jackie Lyle Barbara Moly Morion Morquordt Jody Moxey Bill Moyfield Sharon McCabe Nclda McCurley Bill McDoniel Judy McGee Bob McGoffin Bob Meyer Don Miller Pot Miller Ernest Morrison Tom Mowery Connie Moyer Kelly Murphy Morysue Noil Ruth Nichols Gayla Niles Eddie O'Bleness Potricio Oldfield Crystal Overholzcr Floyd Pote Melvin Poyton Bonnie Pierce Ronald Porter Kenneth Potts Noncy Power 32 Jimmy Preston Lindo Price Phil Pumphrey Judith Remi Sherry Rogers Burrel Rushing Goyle Ryel Chorley Sonders Shelby Schoefer Buddy Schroeder Corol Schumocher John Sedberry Corl Sessions Marilyn Show Jimmy Shiry Billy Shrum Velvo Smirl Betty Smith Betty Jo Southern Ronnie Southern Doris Spencer Alice Stanley Marvin Storkey Ido Stephens Mory Stephens Edgor Stine Clyde Stout Shirley Stowe Dorothy Swingle Donny Tommon Beverly Tote Etto Tennery Joleeta Thompson Lenicl Thompson Richard Titterington Sara Volderos Phyllis Vaughn Janice Walloce Tom Walker Lonnie Ward Lyndo Word Georgia Worden Loretto Worren Morion Watson Brendo Weidenmoier Joe Whipple Katherine White Foris Whitley Jimmy Williams Jerry Willinghom Terry Wilson Donna Sue Wood Keith Worshom Bert Yont William Yount Wilmo Yount Row One: Gaylord Show, President, Dovid Cordroy, Vice-President, Sherry Chambless, Secre- tory, Rillo Rickrter, Treasurer, Kendoll Abner, Adrienne Adorns, Leno Foye Alger, Noel Allen. Row Two: Horvie Anderson Jr., Larry Anderson, Josephine Ashley, Ronnie Ausley, Lorry Bainter,Mory Louise Barker, Susan Barnes, Colis Jeon Bates. Row Three: Tom Blackwell, Karen Blair, Jesse Blind, Caroline1 Bloom, Leon Bomhoff, Merrily Boyd, Delwyn Boyer, Joyce Boyer. Row Four: Charles Brondley, Lorry Briggs, Morvelleno Brooks, Kay Callahan, Betsy Cortlond, Carla Jeon Coster, Gary Coster, Gary Coughron. Row Five: Jeonie Covin, De- Wayne Chadwick, Dale Chappell, Claude Cherry, Melinda Clancy, Keith Clork, Kenneth Clayton, Donna Jeon Cody. Row Six: Rex Alfred Coit, Mike Conner, Bill Cooksey, Donald Corn, Richord Cosby, Bruce Cottey, Lonita June Courtney, Lauro Crow. 35 -- ne e 0 Ctf Row One: Elaine Croxton, Ellen Jane Davis, Phyllis DcLoughtcr, Ann Dillon, Lorry Dirick- son, Patsy Dixon, Don Dresser, Letitio Eogle. Row Two: John Eckenberger, Lloyd Edwards, Wayne Edwards, Lindo Elkins, Wendell Ellison, Koy Enfield, Evelyn Evans, Frances Fornham. Row Three: Kothy Faucon, Sue Ferguson, Darlene Frochiseur, 8ob Gordner, Bonito Gentry, Renie Gholston, Mary Beth Goldberger, Karen Gross. Row Four: Charles Groves, Sharon Homilton, Solly Horrison, Roselyn Hoynes, Vonda Heckes, Ronald Hcnrickson, Calvin Hicker- son, Jackie Hill. Row Five: Freddie Hobson, Virdo Hobson, Korlene Holland, Judy Hromado, Roy Hubbard, Della Mae Huchteman, Sandy Humphrey, Loretta Husmann. Row Six: Patsy Huston, Donnie Johnson, Corolyn Jolliff, Dolores Kastl, Douglos Keller, Kenneth King, Richard Koebrick, Marvin Webster. 36 Row One: Joyce Ann Locy, Billie Jo LeBlew, Tommy Leonord, Ruth Ann LeVon, Amondo Lewis, Royolyn Loyal I, Koy Moine, Roy Maine. Row Two: Beatrice Morquordt, Diane Mar- quordt. Bill Moynord, Credo McCroy, Koren McGuire, Helen Crowe, Byron McNought, Edno Mehon. Row Three: Buddy Miles, Jorold Miller, Cloyton Morse, Jock Mosher, Richard Myers, Poulette Ninmon, Charles Norris, Bill Novok. Row Four: Horry O'Neal, Jomie Sue Polmcr, Koren Porks, Ken Power, Jannolo Roins, Tommy Randall, Bennie Red Buffalo, Dorothy Reuss. Row Five: Bert Rickner, Lili Riggles, Dionne Roberts, Potricio Rochelle, Nothon Rose, Janice Rush, Janet Schroeder, Koren Schwab. Row Six: Sharon Seely, Pot Shomel, Joyce Shownee, James Short, Eldon Shrum, Johnnie Siler, Elizabeth Simmons, Korso Smith. 37 Row One: Corio June Stotton, Kenneth Steen, Dovid Stephens, LcRoy Stewort, Jewelene Stone, Goyle Stonemon, Janice Stoner, Billy Stout. Row Two: Bill Strickland, Glcnno Beo Sweezy, Leon Toylor, Lyndo Thompson, Jan Tillinghost, Richord Volderos, Joyce Vieweg, Sonny Von Werder. Row Three: Clora Moe Wogner, Roger Wogner, Ticc Wogner, Robert Worden, Kenneth WehmuJIer, Potty Wells, Clyde White, Opal Whiteshield. Row Four: Christine Whitley, Clydel Wier, Ellen Wilkerson, Horold Williams, Shoron Williams, Dovid Willsey, Jr., Lorry Willsey, Judy Wright. Row Five: Ross Yohe, Jr. Front Row, Left to Right: Tom Mowery, Junior Whipple, Sonny Jomes, Joe Whipple, Oran Clemons, Fred Cobiirn, Clorence Hix. Second Row: Keith Worshom, Ernest Crosswhite, Gordon Jimerson, Steve Jones, Bob Horn, John Show, Morvin Starkey, Mike Link, James Mowery, Assistant Coach Chorles Geno. Third Row: Assistant Coach Bill Dovis, Head Coach Kenneth Kamm, Tom Hornby, Bob McDaniel, Lonny Keller, Jim Duckett, Jim Murphy, Larry Deotheroge, Jerry Tillery, LcRoy Corn, Sammy Curtis, Billy Craig, Assistant Trainer Jim Ivester. Fourth Row: Bill McDaniel, Jon Tillinghost, Nels Olander, Tom Holdowoy, Bob McGoffin, Jim Preston, Richord Fogg, Charles Stoton. Season's Summary By Ronald Jackson and Allen Conner The beginning of the 1956 football campaign found El Reno's Indians ranked in the Boomer Conference cellar. Determined to upset these pre-season predictions, the spirited tribe battled its way into the state Class AA playoffs. It seemed ot first as if the predictions may hove been accurate as the tribe was stopped short 13-7 by Denison, Texas. After losing their first gome of the season, the Indians gave it full-throttle and raced past Clinton 20 - 7. The team picked up its sec- ond triumph by downing the Norman Tigers 23-14. The Warriors repeated themselves the following week by shutting out the Chicks of Chickasho 19-0. Picking up steam, the tribe overscored Duncan 13-6, and upset oil previous predictions as to the team's status in the Boomer Conference line-up. The Indians then journeyed to Lawton to upset the number one team in the state in a hard fought contest resulting with a score of 21-20. Further along in the season El Reno clipped the Putnam City Pirates with a confident 19-12 victory. In the Enid-EI Reno contest, El Reno rolled over Enid 19 - 6 in o compara- tively easy gome. The Ardmore Tigers then came to El Reno to tangle with the Warriors in a Boomer Conference clash. The Ardmore unit crushed El Reno's chance for the con- ference crown with o stunning 20-12 vic- tory. This game placed El Reno, Lawton, and Ardmore in a three-woy tie for the conference crown. Luck was with the Tribe as the flip of o coin decided them the conference repre- sentative in the class 1 AA finals. Douglass of Oklahoma City, the representative of the Mid-State finals, and the Warriors met at Taft Stadium in Oklahoma City where the Indians were upended by the Trojans 14-7. Thus, the El Reno High School Indians ended their season with an impressive 7 - 3 game record and the honor of being the State Class AA runner-up. Personal honors went to five outstanding seniors who landed positions on the Boomer Conference team and also on the All District team. This quintet consists of Jerry Tillery, Sonny James, Tom Hamby, Bob McDaniel, and Junior Whipple. Tillery also landed posi- tions on the All State team, the All Southern team, and was named to Scholastic Maga- zines All American team. 40 KAMM'S CHAMPS COACHES Chorles Geno, Bill Dovis, Kenneth Komm. • v . A ' 'C ? End Jerry Tillery All Conference Tcom All District Team All Stote Team All Southern Tcom Highschool All American Team End Gordon Jimerson Guard Steve Jones 42 Halfback Bob McDaniel All Conference Team All District Team Quarterback Billy Bornes Guard Johnny Show 43 SCOREBOARD El Reno Opponents El Reno Opponents 44 Okla. City Central 27 35 Lowton 41 81 Amarillo Sandies 54 38 Capitol Hill 33 57 Amarillo Polo Duro 62 46 Ardmore 49 55 Putnam City 27 60 Clinton 26 54 Clinton 34 44 Duncan 51 42 Enid (Tournament) 40 53 Normon 47 38 Ponco City (Tournament 31 39 Chickasha 36 47 Duncon 38 61 Ardmore 51 43 Copitol Hill 45 44 Lowton 36 55 Chickasha 51 34 Central 30 40 Norman 54 61 Putnam City 35 Conference Games REGIONALS 49 Lawton 40 Duncan 47 42 SEASON SUMMARY By Jody Maxey and Richard Fogg The 1956-57 basketball season became a winning mark for EHS after beginning with wins over two Texas teams, and continuing these wins for six games in a row. Midway in the season they hit a mild slump but came barreling back, only to be edged out in the regional finals. The Indians won a share of the Boomer Conference Crown after losing to four conference teams in a row, then com- ing bock strong to win four gomes in a row for a three-woy tie for the crown. Coach Simmons' boys started their rough schedule only four days after football season ended with Central of Oklahoma City. The Tribe posted on easy 44 - 27 victory. Traveling to Amarillo, Texas, they mauled the Amarillo Sandies, 81 - 54, but lost the second game in on over-time duel with Polo Duro, 62 - 57. Returning to the Coliseum for their first home game of the season, Putnam City was thoroughly drubbed by a 55 - 27 score. Clinton was invaded by the Warriors and once again the Indians were the victors, winning 54 - 34. Journeying to the Enid In- vitational Tournament, the red-hot Indians stunned the Enid Plainsmen, 42 - 40, and rolled over Ponca City in the finals, 38-31. Another beautiful trophy was added to the trophy cose. A conference win was gained by downing Duncan 47 - 38, here. At Capi- tol Hill o thriller was lost in a double over- time, 43 - 45. After picking up their second conference win by defeating Chickasha, 55-51, o powerful Normon team handed the Tribe their first conference setback, 40-54. El Reno was invaded by the Lawton Wolver- ines and were defeated by a 35-41 score. Their conference standing was now 2-2. Seeking revenge on Capitol Hill, the Red- skins fell before the Indian's onslaught, 38-33 on the home court. The team then fell to two Boomer Conference teams, away from home. Ardmore Tigers handed them a 46 - 49 defeat, ond then Duncan set the Indians back another notch by a 44 - 51 score. The conference outlook was very bleak. But the Tribe hod o fast comeback ond gained four more notches on their way to the con- ference title by blasting Norman, 53 - 47, Chickasha, 39-36, Ardmore, 61-51, ond Lawton, 44 - 36. They ended up in o three- woy tie for the crown with Duncan and Law- ton. Waiting for the regional tournament ot Lowton, the Tribe ripped Central 34 - 30 and Putnom City 61-35 with comparative ease to end their regular season. Entering the regionals, the Tribe eliminated Lawton by a close 49 - 47 count, but were set bock by Duncan, 42 - 40, in o thrilling game. This concluded the season. Seniors seeing their lost action for the Blue ond White were Jerry Tillery, Glen Hod- lock, Tom Hamby, Junior Whipple, Bob Mc- Daniel, ond Glen Hill. 45 S1N3W0W 3SN31 TENSE MOMENTS SQUAD MEMBERS First Row: Eorncst Crosswhite, Bob McDoniel, Glen Hodlock, Jockic Porker, Jomes Mowrey, Billy Hill, Coach, Jenks Simmons. Second Row: Junior Whipple, Jerry Tillery, Jim Murphy, Tom Hornby, Glen Hill, Billy Croig, Lanny Keller, Trainer, LeRoy Corn. B BASKETBALL TEAM Front Row: Ronny Grody, Oron Clemmons, Horvey Plout, John Cortland, Robert McGoffin, Jimmy Houn, Richard Fogg, Coach Bill Davis. Second Row: Donicl George, Bill Moyfield, Bob Barnes, Keith Worsham, Bruce Cotty, Gene Estes, Manual Heusmon, Mike Fire. TRACK TEAM Front Row: Clarence Hix, Trainer, Peter Borgeliotcs, Bilby Irvine, Jim Preston, Bob Mc- Goffin, Sonny Jomes, Gordon Jimerson. Bock Row: Leonard Keller, Oran Clemons, John Adams, Ronnie Atkinson, Keith Worsham, Richard Fogg, Jim Murphy, Jasper Golden, Bill TENNIS TEAM Front Row: Johnny Show, Tom Hornby, Chorlcs Stoton, Glen Hodlock, ond Bob Allen. Bock Row: Steve Jones, Horvey Plout, John Cortlond, Morvin Terrell, ond George Homilton. GOLF TEAM Front Row: Bruce Fire, Mike Link, Ronald Bright, Mr. Charles Geno, Coach. Back Row: Mike Fire, Bob Barnes, Bill Barnes, Bill Jeffrey. 51 Mr. and Miss School Spirit 52 Rolph Enz Student Director 54 BAND OFFICERS Helen Miller, Byron McNought, Jonet Mitchell, Rolph Enz. FLUTE Bill Maynard Byron McNaught George Eaton OBOE Jim Shirey Claude Cherry BASSOON Karen McGuire Jan Tillinghast CLARINET John Shaw Helen Miller George Hamilton Bill Mayfield Richard Lorenzen Brenda Weidenmaier Patty Wells Kay Callahan Ronnie Southern Wilma Yount Larry Anderson Diana Roberts Dan Patman Paul Winslow BAND ROSTER ALTO CLARINET Jake Bloom BASS CLARINET Judy Remi Ronald Evans Ronald Jackson ALTO SAXOPHONE Harriet Piatt John Schmoyer Terry Petitt Richard Leonard TENOR SAXOPHONE Linda Elkins Bill McDaniel BARITONE SAXOPHONE Bill Stevens CORNET Bob Allen Ray Crum Donnie Johnson Kenneth Potts Eugene Douglas Bert Yant Jerry Bass Dale Chappell Tom Blackwell Bill Lee Jerry Johnson FRENCH HORN Larry Engelhart Ralph Enz Larry Briggs TUBA Paul Chapman Bilby Irvine Jerry Farrell Fred Coburn PERCUSSION Judy Cavin Ronald Shropshire Marvin Terrell Mary Louise Barker Betsy Cortland Fred Fanson Ray Hamby Janet Mitchell Otis Bruce Joe Young Joyce Edgar Janice Cahill TROMBONE John Lee Jon Tillinghast George Mosher Lynn Connor William Yount Kenneth Clayton Wayne Abies David Stephens BARITONE 55 Mr. George Kizer, Bandmaster BAND ROYALTY Potsy Lorenzen, Twirler; Ronold Jockson, Drum Mojor; Mary Thomas, Bond Queen; Lorry Englehart, Assistant Drum Major; Jeanne Doke, Twirler. PEP BAND Front Row; Ronald Jackson, George Hamilton, Johnny Show, Bill Moynord, Byron McNought, John Schmoyer, Terry Petitt. Middle Row: Bob Allen, Donnie Johnson, Kenneth Potts, Bert Yont, George Mosher, John Lee, Jon Tillinghost Bock Row: Fred Fonson, Morvin Terrell, Mr. George Kizer, Director; Bilby Irvine, Paul Chopmon, Larry Briggs, Ralph Enz. 56 Miss Mary Thomas Bond Queen 58 Mrs. Marie Moore Director of Vocol Music Joanne Alexander, Bobby Allen, Dorothy Boling, Joyce Boswell, Chorles Brondley, Cleta Carmichoel, Fred Coscy, Rolph Cosey, Alfred Coit, Mory Crook, Nita Enfield, Jerry Farrell, Judy Floherty, Non Flippen, Cloy Gilbert, Melton Glenn, Sandro Heitzmon, Gwen Hurt, Hertert lies. Gale Johnson, Jonice Johnson, Dickie Jones, Kothy Kiker, Joon Kincaid, Nancy Kunne- man, Dick Lucas, Florence Lucas, Alice Mothis, Betty Miles, Jewel Moore, Joan Murphy, Bill Novak, Eddie O'Bleness, Juonita O'Non, John Plato, Phil Pumphrey, Morion Reding, Buddy Schroedcr, Karen Stout, Richord Titterington, Nadine Turley, Sonny Von Wcrdor, Johnnie Wagner, Marion Watson, Inez Whitocre, Johnny Show, Chorles Stoton. CHOIR ROSTER Bobby Allen Student Director 59 SENIOR GIRLS' TRIO: Noncy Kunnemon, Mary Crook, Nodine Turley. | jj I r w n ■ BOYS' QUARTET: Charles Stoton, Ralph Casey, Bobby Allen, Dick Lucas. FRESHMAN GIRLS' TRIO: Solly Harrison, Susan Barnes, Sherry Chambless. JUNIOR GIRLS' QUARTET: Dorothy Boling, Nan Flip- CHOIR OFFICERS: Bobby Allen, President; Nito Enfield, pen. Clay Gilbert, Karen Stout. Reporter; Noncy Kunnemon, Secretary; Nadine Turley, Treasurer; Marion Reding, Vice-President. 60 PEPETT KING Bill Barnes PEPETT OFFICERS — Jane Godberry, Vice-President; Mrs. Ardyth Guth ond Mrs. Lucile Blair, Club Sponsors. Dona Clork, Secretary; Judy Floherty, Treasurer; Sondra Horrison, President. 62 PEPETTS MEMBERS: Barbara Anderson, Cloretta Ankncy, Barbara Arnold, Retha Barrow, Anita Bortlett, Betty Bartlett, Koy Barton, Dorothy Boling, Karen Boorsmo, Joyce Boswell, Billie Jean Cosey, Phyliss Boyer, Judy Covin, Potty Chiles, Dona Clark, Jan Cooper, Letitia Costin, Carol Davidson, Janette Dovis, Judy Dovis, Jerry Divine, Jconne Doko, Karen Dormon, Carol Durham, Grace Effenbeck, Marilyn Ellison, Nita Enfield, Pot Entrekin, Linda Farris, Karen Foucon, Judy Flaherty, Nan Flippen, Charlotte Fogg, Jane Gadberry, Frances Gaines, Judy Gholston, Cloy Gilbert, Corolyn Good, Sandro Gresham, Ruth Ann Halocka, Judy Halverson, Mortho Honneman, Sandra Harrison, LaDonno Helm, Linda Hensley, Delores Henson, Bobbie Jane Hill, Chorlcne Hilburn, Marguerite Hoord, Pot Hoffman, Joy Kepler, Kathy Kiker, Ruby Kortemeir, Nancy Kunnemon, Eleanor Loncostgr, Barbora Leach, Chorlotte Long, Pot Lorenzcn, Lilo Lott, Florence Lucas, Corolyn Marquordt, Morion Mar- quardt, Neldo McCurley, Judy McGee, Bino McWethy, Virginia Meyer, Betty Miles, Dclfo Miller, Jo Ann Murphy, Mary Sue Noil, Juanita O'Non, Karen Oneth, Loveren Poyton, Harriet Piatt, Kay Porto, Judy Remi, Morion Reding, Sherry Rogers, Gayle Ryel, Shelby Schofcr, Jo Schroeder, Pot Scnn, Marilyn Shaw, Betty Jo Southern, Alice Stanley, Koren Stout, Shirley Stowe, Dorothy Swingle, Beverly Tote, Etta Tennery, Mary Thomos, Sara Volderos, Phyllis Voughn, Judy Vogel, Lois VonTungeln, Letcher Vorhes, Lyndo Ward, Brendo Weidenmeir, Joyce Zucksworth, Shirley Johnson, Maxine Hilburn. V 63 MEMBERS: Joonne Alexander, Glenda Anderson, Nancy Bachler, Patricio Barrett, Cleto Cormichoel, Doris Choloner, Lillian Cox, Mary Crook, Dolores Curtis, Doreen Duncan, Kotie Dunn, Glenda Dutcher, Patricia Enz, Pot Fox, Sandro Heitzmon, Mary Ann Huntress, Betty Irvin, Kotherine Irvin, Corol Lee Jones, Margie Keller, Elaine Kitchel, Georgio Locefield, Willnetto LaFollette, Vera Moe Maly, Barbara Maly, Sharon McCabe, Betty Meyer, Donno Miller, Helen Kay Miller, Patricio Miller, Janet Mitchell, Connie Moyer, Ruth Nichols, Koy Niles, Golo Niles, Crystal Overholser, Dixie Overholser, Lindo Price, Louello Rickner, Carol Schumacher, Walderine Sexton, Ida Stephens, Mary Stephens, Barbara Viewig, Elsie Woge, Janice Wallace, Loretto Worren, Inez Whitocre, Kotherine White. Vera Mae Moly, Historian; Helen Miller, Treasurer; Mory Crook, President; Willnetta LaFollette, Parliamentarian; Elsie Woge, Secre- tary; Morgic Keller, Vice-President. Sponsors: Miss Mae Shanklin ond Mrs. Betty Wotson 64 Adrienne Adorns, Mory Louise Barker, Suson Bornes, Coroline Bloom, Morvellcno Brooks, Koy Callahan, Betsy Lee Cortland, Corlo Coster, Sherry Chomblcss, Mclindo Cloncy, Eloine Croxton, Margie Clork, Ellen Dovis, Phyllis DcLoughter, Ann Oillon, Lindo Elkins, Koy Enfield, Frances Farnhom, Kothy Foucon, Renie Gholston, Mory Beth Goldberger, Shoron Homilton, Solly Harrison, Roselyn Hoynes, Vondo Heckes, Jockie Hill, Virdo Hobson, Judy Hromodo, Sondro Humphrey, Potsy Huston, Delia Moe Hutchemonn, Loretta Husmonn, Carolyn Jollif, Delores Kostl, Joyce Locy, Billie Jo LeBleu, Ruth LeVan, Amondo Lewis, Royolyn Loyoll, Koy Moine, Beatrice Marquardt, Diono Morquordt, Edno Mehan, Paulette Ninmon, Jomie Sue Palmer, Karen Porks, Jonnolo Rains, Rillo Rickner, Diane Roberts, Karen Schwob, Janet Schroeder, Shoron Seely, Potricio Shamel, Elizobeth Simmons, Karso Smith, June Statton, Jewelenc Stone, Goyle Stoneman, Lynda Thompson, Jon Tillinghast, Patty Wells, Christine Whitley, Clydel Wicr, Shoron Willioms. OFFICERS: Sharon Seely, Secretory; Koy En- field, Vice-President; Sharon Williams, Treas- urer; Clydel Wier, President. CHEERLEADERS Bottom Row: Jonet Mitchell, Koy Niles, Money Kunnemon, Pot Senn. Second Row: 66 leto Carmichael, Non Flippen, Sondy Humphrey. Top Row: Solly Horrison Goyle Stonemon. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Judy Covin, Treasurer, Johnny Show, President, Bob Allen, Vice-President, Judy Halverson, Secretary. 67 STUDENT COUNCIL First Row: Judy Covin, Judy Holvcrson, Potty Chiles, Charlotte Fogg: Second Row: Sue Davidson, Potricia Enz, Judy Hromodo, Ann Dillon. Third Row: Mrs. Gorlond Etheridge, Sponsor; Horvey Plout, Jerry Estes. Fourth Row: Fred Hobson, Bill Hall, Robert Show. Fifth Row: Johnny Show, Tom Hamby, Bob Allen. 68 Adclontc Front Row: Mrs. Lucile Bloir, Club Sponsor; Chorlotte Fogg, Don Fox, Bob Nilson, Chorles Stoton, Jane Godberry, Kothy Kiker, Dona Clark, Letcher Vorhes, Roger Chapman, Morvin Burge, Terry Thompson. Second Row: John Ploto, Melton Glenn, Cloy Gilbert Florence Lucos, Chorles Anthony, Jim Dunn, Non Flip- pen, Linda Hensley, Koy Porto, Carolyn Marquardt, Mary Beth Goldberger, Robert Show. Third Row: Potsy Huston, Don Johnson, Woyne Edwards, Saro Valderos, Shoron Gross, Glcndo Dutcher, Georgio Lace- field, Morion Morquordt, Karen Stout, Delores Curtis, Doreen Duncon, Kotie Dunn. Fourth Row: John Scd- berry, Carol Durham, Terry Wilson, Linda Farris, Corolyn Goad, Cleto Carmicheol, Sharon McCabe, Wolderine Sexton, Barbara Anderson, Pot Entrikin, Jerry Divine, Koy Borton. Fifth Row: Clorotta Ankney, Judy Remi, Judy Gholston, Bill Stout, Dovid Cordray, Bill Strickland, Janet Schroeder, Elaine Croxton, Koy Enfield, Patty Wells, Karen Porks, Rilla Rickner. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Front Row: Billie Jeon Cacy, Patty Chiles, Nancy Kunnemon, Nito Enfield, Sandro Harrison, Helen Kay Miller, Marilyn Ellison, Ruth Holocko, Jane Godberry. Middle Row: Kay Niles, Tootsie Vorhes, Judy Halverson, Judy Covin, Chorlotte Fogg, Lois Von Tungeln, Sandra Grcshom, Karen Oneth, Pot Hoffman, Mrs. Josephine Taylor, Sponsor. Back Row: Harvey Raymond, Harvey Plout, Morvin Burge, Ralph Enz, Bob Nilson, Roger Chopmon, Robert Show, John Show. 69 MEMBERS, First Row: Virginio Meyer, Joyce Boswell, Borboro Arnold, Pot Lorcnzen, Nito Enfield, Pot Hoff- man, Lois Von Tungeln, Horriet Piott, Mary Johnson, Delto Miller, Judy Flaherty. Second Row: Noncy Kunnemon, Koy Niles, Judy Covin, Judy Holvcrson, Morion Reding, Mory Thomas, Letcher Vorhes, Loverne Poyton, Dolores Henson, Pot Senn, Lilo Lott, Jone Godberry. Third Row: Jonet Mitchell, Dono Clark, Sondro Harrison, Lindo Hensley, Non Flippen, Kothy Kiker, Ruth Ann Holocko, Charlotte Fogg, Koren Oneth, Billie Jeon Cocy, Potty Chiles, Sondro Greshom. Fourth Row: Carolyn Marquordt, Marilyn Ellison, Frances Goines, Brendo Wcidcnmoier, Shelby Schofer, Koren Dormon, Lyndo Word, Sherry Rogers, Shirley Stowe, Carolyn Goad, Bino McWcthy, Claretto Ankney. Fifth Row: Judy Vogel, Dorothy Swingle, Koy Porto, Judy McGee, Judy Remi, Phyllis Vaughn, Corol Davidson, Soro Volderos, Marguerite Hoard, Goyle Rycl, Carol Durham, Joyce Jackson. Back Row: Karen Stout, Judy Dovis, Florence Lucos, Cloy Gilbert, Morion Morquordt, Shirley Johnson, Betty Jo Southern, Alice Stonley, La- Donno Helm, Pot Entrekin. PHI OFFICERS: Pot Lorcnzen, Secretary, Borboro SPONSORS: Mrs. Josephine Toylor ond Miss Dovie Anno Noble. Arnold, Poet Laureate, Nito Enfield, Treasurer, Horriet Piott, Vice-President, Lois Von Tungeln, Historian, Pot Hoffman, President. 70 MEMBERS: Joanne Alexander, Borbora Anderson, doll, Geraldine Kendall, Joy Kepler, Joan Kincaid, Ruby Glendo Anderson, Nancy Bochelor, Betty Bartlett, Koy Kortemcier, Borboro Lorenzcn, Sharon McCabe, Nelda Barton, Sarah Birmingham, Dorothy Boling, Phyllis Boyer, McCurley, Donna Miller, Helen Miller, Pot Miller, Connie Cleto Cormichoel, Mary Crook, Delores Curtis, Janette Moyer, Mory Sue Nail, Lindo Price, Louello Rickner, Davis, Jerry Divine, Katie Dunn, Boots Effenbeck, Potsy Rush, Joe Schroeder, Walderinc Sexton, Jeanne Potricia Enz, Koren Foucon, Potricio Fox, Rachel Har- Stoner, Barbaro Viewig, Elsie Wage, Loretto Warren, rison, Sondro Heitzman, Charlene Hilburn, Moxine Mory Wehrer, Katherine White. Hilburn, Gwen Hurt, Koren Hutchtemann, Corolyn Ken- SPONSORS: Miss Hope Wood and Mrs. Marie Moore. OFFICERS, First Row: Helen Miller, Historian, Saroh Birmingham, President, Maxine Hilburn, Vice-President. Second Row: Katie Dunn, Secretory, Dorothy Boling, 71 Treasurer, Elsie Wage, Parliamentarian. OPERETTA CAST Seated: Johnny Show, Dick Lucos, Goyle Johnson. Standing: Bob Allen, Nodine Turley, Ralph Cosey, Noncy Kunnemon, Charles Staton, Dick Jones. ACCOMPANISTS Flippen, Dorothy Swingle, Hromado, Nan Jeanne Covin, Judy Nito Enfield, Potty Chiles, Goyle Stonemon. SPONSOR Mr. Woodrow Barton Secretory - Treasurer President Vice-President 73 Sergeont-ot-Arms Roger Chapman Marvin Burge Don Fox Robert Show SWEETHEART Judy Halverson MEMBERS, First Row: Roger Chapman, Marvin Burge, Don Fox, Robert Show. Second Row: John Plato, Paul Chapman, Bob Nilson, Ralph Enz, Terry Thompson, Bobby Allen. Third Row: Mr. Woodrow Barton, Sponsor, John Schmoyer, Fronk Woller, Jon Tillinghost, Tommy Elliot, Terry Pettit, Jason Marquardt. MEMBERS, First Row: Ruth LcVon, Jo Schroedcr, Willnetto LoFollette, Doreen Duncan, Katie Dunn, Sandra Gresham, Koren Oneth, Judy Vogel, Joyce Zucksworth. Second Row: Mary Beth Goldberger, Jan Cooper, Linda Price, Melinda Clancy, Frances Fornham, Sue Ferguson, Mary Sue Noil, Anito Bortlett, Barbaro Anderson, Frances Gaines. Top Row: Joyce Viewig, Rillo Rickner, Karen Parks, Peggy Tate, Fredo Smith, Jewel Apple, Vivian Vian, Inez Whitocre, Lcniel Thompson. NATIONAL ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY MEMBERS Robert MeGoffin, John Show, Billy Horris, Jim Murphy, Tom Hamby. LETTERMAN'S CLUB MEMBERS First Row: Chorles Stoton, John Show, Tom Hamby, Glen Hadlock, Junior Whipple, Mike Link, Ronald Bright, Billy Bornes, Jimmy Preston. Second Row: Billy Horris, Tom Mowcry, Steve Jones, Jonnie Wagner, James Mowery, Jimmy Murphy, Billy Croig, Lonr y Keller, Jockie Porker. Back Row: Bruce Coftey. Not Pictured: Jerry Tillery, Sonny James, Sam Curtis, Jim Duckett, Bob McDaniel, Robert MeGoffin, Gordon Jimerson, Glen Hill, Bruce Fire, Mike Fire, Richard Fogg, Keith Worshom, Ronnie Atkinson, Danny Tammen, Oron Clemons, John Cortlond, Bob Bornes. THANK YOU The Boomer staff sincerely appreciates the art work contributed by Jo Schroedcr and John Adams. All School Ploy Annie Get Your Gun. First Row: Chorlotte Fogg, Suson Bornes, Jomic Sue Palmer, Shirley Johnson, Sandra Harrison, Barbara Arnold, Pot Senn, LoDonna Helm, Sherry Rogers. Second Row: Ralph Enz, Jim Murphy, Jim Duckett, Christine Whitley, Shoron McCobe, Judy Hromodo, Bino McWethy, Beverly Tote, William Schrum, Tommy Randall, Mrs. Frank Phillips, Director. Bock Row: Richard Fogg, Charles Staton, Johnny Ploto, Bill Jeffery, Bob Nilson, Robert Shaw, Dick Lucas, J. C. Smort, Bobby Allen. Senior Ploy Our Hearts Were Young and Goy. First Row: Nadine Turley, Noncy Kunnc- mon, Willnetto LaFollettee, Nita Enfield, Inez Whitacre, Pot Senn. Second Row: Bobby Allen, Sandra Horrison, Judy Floherty, Lila Lott, Borboro Arnold, Mrs. Frank Phillips, Director. Back Row: Allen Conner, Johnny Plato, Ronald Shropshire, Bob Nilson, Roger Chapman, Terry Thompson. 77 OFFICE FORCE Front Row: Moxine Hilburn, Judy Halverson, Judy Vogel, Mrs. J. W. Sedberry, Office Secretary; Corolyn Marquardt, M. A. Mitchell, Registrar. Back Row: Jane Godbcrry, Rochel Horrison, Dona Clark. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Scoted: Maxine Hilburn, Harriett Piatt, Marion Reding, Mrs. Edna Kelly, Librarian, Morguerite Hoard. Second Row: Dolores Curtis, Katie Dunn, Goylo Niles, Janet Mitchell, Jewel Apple, Koy Niles, Peggy Tote, Vera Mae Maly Bock Row: Joyce Zucksworth, Doreen 78 Duncan, Cieto Chormicol, Lauro Leibscher, Elsie Wage, Sandra Harris, Margie Keller VOCATIONAL TRADE AND INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION MEMBERS First Row: Mr. C. L. McGill, Sponsor, Morion Wotson, Horvie Roymond, Vice-President, Charles Gill, President, Dolores Henson, Swccthcort, Charlene Hilburn, Sccrctory-Trcosurcr. Second Row: Janice Johnson, Gwen Hurt, Glendo Anderson, Lila Lott, Loverne Poyton, Karen Faucon. Third Row: Fred Garrett, Jerry Golden, Neal Baucom, Nelson Stout, Barbora Lorenzen, Sarah Birmingham. Fourth Row: Phil Ivester, Mourice Ausley, Kent Corder, Richard Wrede, Jimmy Barker. 79 Left to Right: Alien Conner, Dono Clark, Ronold Jockson. Seated: Nancy Kunneman. Left to Right: Bob Nilson, Nito Enfield, Rolph Enz, Letcher Vorhes. Left to Right: Bill L. Barnes, Helen K. Miller, Marvin Burge, Koy Niles, Bobby Allen. Seated: Judy Halverson. Mrs. Wayne Somuelson, Sponsor. For the first time in several years El Reno High School offered the seniors o course in creative writing in place of journalism. The small but industrious class, under the direction of Mrs. Woyne Somuelson, contri- buted one page of school news a week to each of the two city newspapers. Every staff member capably handled, several jobs on the Boomer-Collegian, another class project. The class entered two journalism contests, but re- sults hod not been published at press time. A study of literature was mode, with stu- dents writing a research theme and two book reports on English authors of their own choice. The highlight of the course was a trip to Okla- homa City to see ''Macbeth ' presented by the Mayde Mock Mummers. 80 Miss Patricia Scnn Boomer Queen 81 First Row: Shirley Stowe, Koy Niles, Mary Thomas, Ruth Ann Holocko, Sondro Horrison, Letcher Vorhes, Virginio Meyers, Marilyn Ellison, Non Flippen, Donno Miller, Koy Barton, Helen Koy Miller. Second Row: Joyce Boswell, Nodine Turley, Letitio Costin, Noncy Kunnemon, Morion Reding, Judy Flaherty, Nito Enfield, Harriet Piott, Janet Mitchell, Elsie Wage, Joanne Alexander, Walderine Sexton. Third Row: Beverly Tote, Judy Gholston, Linda Farris, Judy McGee, Maxine Hilburn, Bobby Jane Marshall, Loretta Warren, Kathy Kiker, Juanita O'Nan, Koren Stout, Carolyn Morquardt, Georgio Locefield. Fourth Row: Betty Southern, Judy Covin, Judy Holverson, Jane Godberry, Pot Lorenzen, Billie Jeon Cacy, Lavada Jessup, Ruby Kortcmeier, Melbo Jeon Stoner, Martha Honnemon, Florence Lucus, Cloy Gilbert. Fifth Row: Dorothy Boling, Barbara Arnold, Lilo Lott, Pat Senn, Connie Moyer, Corol Schumacher, Koy Porta, Ruth Nichols, Ida Stephens, Pot Borrctt, Laura Leibscher, Karen Faucon. -ft FHA OFFICERS Front Row: Ruth Holocko, Mory Thomos, Virginia Meyer, Letcher Vorhes. Bock Row: Betty Miles, Shirley Stowe, Kay Barton, Donna Miller, Marilyn Ellison, Koy Niles, Nan Flippen, Sandro Horrison. First Row: Morion Morquordt, Goyle Ryel, Shirley Johnson, Joyce Jockson, Pot Enz, Jon Cooper, Sue Dovidson, Koren Boorsmo, Lyndo Word, Bonnie Pierce, Sherry Rogers, Corolyn Good. Second Row: Pot Entre- kin, Corolyn DeLaughter, Adrienne Adams, Morysue Noil, Pot Shomel, Jonnolo Roins, Koy Moine, Phyllis DeLoughter, Vondo Heckes, Caroline Bloom, Edno Mehon, Carlo Coster. Third Row: Clydel Wicr, Boots Effenbeck, Velvo Smirl, Marilyn Show, Janice Wallace, Potsy Huston, Clorctto Ankney, Beatrice Morquordt, Kothy Foucon, Jeonnie Covins, Billie Jo LeBleu. Fourth Row: Jamie Sue Polmer, Mary Louise Borker, Christine Whitley, Rosclyn Hoyncs, Dionc Roberts, Amondo Lewis, Royolyn Loyoll, Corol Durhom, Judy Hromodo, Shoron Hamilton, Ellen Wilkerson, Susan Barnes. Fifth Row: Koy Collohon, Lyndo Thompson, Gayle Stonemon, Jackie Hill, Sandra Humphrey, Shoron Willioms, Marvel- leno Brooks, Verdo Hobson, Shoron Seeley, Rene Gholston, Cloro Wagner, Sherry Chombless. Club Sponsors Mrs. Coy Wotson and Miss Hope Wood 83 MEMBERS, First Row: Jimmy Williams, Doyle Biller, Gory Lemke, Alan Jensen, Gordon Duncan, Pete Tro. Second Row: Lorry Deothcroge, Glen Hill, Ronnie Porter, Clyde Stout, William Yount, Edgar Stine, David Evans, Oscar Wehmuller, Kenneth Wehmuller, Mr. M. J. Robertson, Sponsor. Third Row: Tommy Elliot, LcRoy Hiederburg, Irvin Hcckes, Jerry Estes, Ray Hubbord, Clayton Morse, Tommy Leonard, Richord Myers, Ronnie Adams, Leon Bomhoff. OFFICERS First Row: Gory Lemke, President; Sharon Williams, Swccthcort; Alon Jensen, Vice-President. Second Row: Gordon Duncon, Reporter; Jimmy Williams, Sentinel; Doyle Biller, Secretary; Pete Tro, Treasurer. 84 Miss Sharon Williams FFA Sweetheart 85 ATTENDANTS 86 Miss Nadine Turley Basketball Attendant Miss Kay Niles Basketball Attendant ATTENDANTS Miss Ruth LeVon Basketball Attendant Miss Janet Mitchell Football Attendant 87 Miss Letitia Costin Football Attendant Miss Susan Barnes Football Attendant CAFETERIA STAFF CUSTODIANS THESPIANS Front Row: Judy Dovis, Judy Flaherty, Nito Enfield, Shirley Johnson, Sondro Horrison, Barbara Arnold, Pat Senn, Lila Lott, Chorlotte Fogg. Middle Row: Bobby Lee Allen, LoDonna Helm, Nadine Turley, Bino McWethy, Sharon McCabe, Noncy Kunneman, Francis Gaines, Beverly Tate, Mrs. Frank Phillips. Back Row: John Plato, Bill Jeffrey, Fred Fonson, Bob Nilson, Roger Chopmon, Allen Conner, Charles Stoton, And Oron Clemmons. OFFICERS: Pot Senn, Vice-President; Francis Gaines, Trcosurcr; Bobby Lee Allen, President; Nancy Kunneman, Clerk; Chorlotte Fogg, Secretory; and Mrs. Frank Phillips, Sponsor. 93 PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY DR. R. J. KENNA, CHIROPRACTOR 420 Sunset Drive, Phone 101 PHELPS CLINIC 203 South Macomb MALCOM E. PHELPS, M.D. Surgery — Phone 62 JAMES P. JOBE, M.D. Internal Medicine Phones: Office 82, Residence 104 C. RILEY STRONG, M.D. Obstetrics Phones: Office 63, Residence 283 ORIN J. HAKE, M.D. Internal Medicine Phones: Office 63, Residence 118 W. B. CATTO, M.D. General Practice Office 339 421 South Williams, Phone 223 DR. JOHN MOGAB, M.D. General Practice Phones: Office 589, Residence 103 DR. JOE M. OZMUN Dentist 204-206 Citizens National Bank Bldg. EARNEST W. POTTS, D.D.S. DR. EUGENE VORHES, OPTOMETRIST Professional Building, Phone 354 EL RENO VETERINARY HOSPITAL 231 West Woodson, Phone 61 CANADIAN COUNTY OFFICERS DIRECTORY COUNTY CLERK Cecil E. 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McGoffin MATTHEWS GADBERRY Abstracters 111 South Rock Island Phone 34 MOGG'S BARBER SHOP Foster Mogg, Owner MOORE JEWELRY 218 South Bickford Phone 627 MOTEL CONWAY 2000 Sunset Drive Phone 261 MYRTLE'S CAFE 110 South Choctaw Phone 1661 OKLAHOMA TIRE SUPPLY 101 North Bickford Phone 344 OKLAHOMAN TIMES AGENCY 113 West Wode Phone 97 PIATT MOTOR COMPANY 300 North Bickford Phone 878 PULLMAN BARBER SHOP Eddie Rogers, Owner SAMPLES BUICK COMPANY 214 North Choctaw Phone 882 SCHOOLING FOUNTAIN Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hamby 120 South Rock Island HALVERSON IMPLEMENTS CO. 1305 South Rock Island Phone 49 95 SCHOOLING DRUG CO. The Rexall Store Phone 68 SCHULTE OIL COMPANY Evans and Oak Phone 707 STANSBURY REAL ESTATE INSURANCE 519 East Wade Phone 588 STAR OIL CO. East on Highway 66 J. T. Murray, Leasee SUNSET MARKET 500 Sunset Drive B. T. Conway, Mgr. TIMBERLAKE BOOK STORE 207 South Bickford Phone 669 TONY'S FOOD MARKET 622 West Watts Phone 1953 THE VOGUE 114 East Russell Phone 857-W WHITE WAY LAUNDRY 419 West London Phone 682 WYNES GROCERY 308 North Bickford Phone 174 TOM HOWARD'S DAIRY Congratulations MART to the Seniors of 1957 Distributor of Bolton's Bolton's Finer Products Phone 297 221 South Bickford C. R. ANTHONY CO. 200 South Bickford Congrotulotions From FIRST NATIONAL BANK El Reno, Oklohomo Complete Banking Service Since 1892 100 South Bickford Phone 54 Congrotulotions, Class of '57 FISHER NISSEN The Home of Better Fitting Shoes 112 South Rock Island Phone 484 HAMMONS MOTOR COMPANY Chrysler — Plymouth Wo Aim To Take Core of Our Own. 214 North Choctow Phone 225 HUDDART-CORNELIUS MOTOR COMPANY Ford ond Mercury Dealers 200 North Choctow Phone 546 JACKSONS' You Sove More At Jocksons' Store! 900 South Hodden LANMAN SUPPLY CO. Automotive Ports — Accessories Supplies — Tools 213 South Rock Islond Phone 331 M. F. LEEPER SIGNS Cor ond Truck Lettering Window Signs, Rood Signs Scotchlite (Reflecting Signs) Neon Service 205 South Rock Islond Phone 2418 220 West Woodson El Reno, Oklohomo CARROLL'S CAFETERIA All kinds of good foods! 1200 South Rock Island Phone 211 Congrotulotions Seniors! CHISHOLM TRAIL CAFE 2121 East on Highway 66 97 Best Wishes To Closs of '57 CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK Sixty-Six Years of Safe Bonking Congratulations To Class of '57 When You Think of Tires, Think of DEE'S U.S. TIRE STORE El Reno's Tire Headquarters Best Wishes To Class of '57 CONSUMERS El Reno Phone 630 Let us help you sove and build for the future by in- vesting or borrowing from this organization. Strictly a Canadian County Concern EL RENO FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN 207 East Woodson Phone 345 COX-MORRIS WRIGHT FURNITURE CO. Featuring Nationally Advertised Brands EL RENO POULTRY EGG CO. (Wholesale) Butter — Eggs — Poultry 107 North Choctow Phone 275 (Ross Sons) El Reno Seed Feed Co. PURINA CHOWS 100 South Choctaw Phone 540 Congratulations To Closs of '57 DAVIS ELECTRIC Since 1910 MAYTAG SALES AND SERVICE MAYTAG PHILCO Ranges Television Washers Refrigerators Dryers Ranges Ironers Deep Freeze Dennis Adams — Owner Operator 211 S. Rock Islond Phone 299 ROY A. STAFFORD INSURANCE AGENCY Life — Auto — Hospital — Fire — Accident 207 North Bickford El Reno, Oklo. Phone 784 98 Congratulations Seniors of 1957 BENSON FUNERAL HOME 100 South Admire Phone 120 Mrs. Thomos Benson Paul C. Huber George W. Homilton Roy O. Shoy Congratulations OKLAHOMA COCA COLA BOTTLING CO. 312 West Woodson Phone 127 MISSOURI HOTEL Rooms by night or week Fomily Style Dining Room 301 North Choctaw Phone 1661 CONOCO ▼ Congratulations to the Seniors of 1957 Try Conoco Products Alvo Covin, Agent Phone 698 El Reno, Oklahoma Death Rides the Highwoy DRIVE CAREFULLY MORRIS INSURANCE AGENCY El Reno, Oklahoma First Notional Bank Bldg. 111 West Woodson Phone 2060 GENERAL MILLS INC. Gold Medol Kitchen Tested Flour a� , ways nest o o a 11 t y • Penney Quality Is Your Greatest Saving 1 17 S. Bickford G. F. Beckett, Mgr. Congratulations to the Class of 1957 Canadian's Best Flour OKLAHOMA FLOUR MILLS 1002 South Bickford Phone 1275 JSffflKS 8°|J appliance 211 North Bickford El Reno, Oklohomo Philco-Bendix Laundry Equipment Servel Gas Refrigerators Americon All Steel Kitchens Electricol Wiring LUTHER C. GADBERRY Investments 111 South Rock Island 99 Congratulations To the Seniors of 1957 WILSON FUNERAL HOME S. B. Wilson, Mgr. ond Director S.B. Wilson, Jr., Director 100 North Barker Phone 1000 Congratulations To the Seniors of 1957 You'll Alwoys Find It At YOUNGHEIM'S El Reno's Leading Men's Store STEPHENSON BOOK STORE 103 South Bickford Phone 552 Congratulations STEFFEN'S ICE CREAM AND DAIRY PRODUCTS Phone 57 Congratulations Seniors of 1957 JACKSON ELECTRIC CO. 1007 West Wade Phone 650 EL RENO GOSPEL BOOK STORE America's Leading Line of Books From Many Pub lishers — World's Finest Bibles and Testomcnts — Song Books For Everyone — Pictures, Mottoes, Ploques Stationery, Gifts For Everyone — Cords For Al Occasions. 111-A South Rock Islond Phone 2)38 WAGNER FOODS Super Market Prices and Little Store Courtesies 300 North Choctaw Phone 1200 Congratulations ARNOLD MONUMENT CO. 1220 South Macomb Phone 136 Congratulations to Seniors of 1957 GOODYEAR SERVICE STORES EMPLOYEES 101 South Rock Island Phone 1890 For The Finest In Portraits Boby Photos Weddings A Specialty Commercial 4 Oil Coloring — Copy Work Phone 285 — 1 no onswer, 981 WARREN'S STUDIO 207 South Rock Island 100 Congratulations BOOTH - REITER FURNITURE CO. Lon and Louie 104 North Rock Island Phone 429 EVANS CLEANERS Congratulations Seniors from EL RENO AMERICAN Where You Read the High School Page, The Tribe Times”, Every Week. Distinctive Printing 117 North Bickford Phone 17 HURST FOOD MARKET Made To Measure Clothes Specialists in Sweaters and Skirts Post Office Block Phone 314 MALLONEE MUSIC COMPANY 109 South Bickford Reynolds - Selmer - Slingerland Band Instruments Baldwin and Gulbransen Pianos and Organs RCA Victor VM High-FI Phonographs — Everything in Music — Quality Foods—Efficient Service 1020 East Rogers Your Home - Owned, Home - Operated Department Store. Serving You For Over 66 Years. Nationally Famous Merchandise Courteous and Efficient Service Booster of El Reno's Fine Schools. 101 SO MUCH . . . FOR SO LITTLE .. . . Just consider the mony comforts ond con- veniences Noturol Gos service offers you: cleon, efficient ond economical heat for your homes . . . Gos to cook meols . . . Gas to give you silent, good refrigeration . . . Gos to heat water for dozens of personal and household needs. ... Yes, Natural Gos service gives you so much . . . for so little. OKLAHOMA NATURAL GAS COMPANY MIDWEST MOTOR CO. Cadillac Oldsmobile Rocket THE EL RENO DAILY TRIBUNE Canadian County's Blue Ribbon Daily All The News — In Word and Picture — Every Day! PRESTON FLORAL COMPANY Flowers For All Occasions 210 West Rogers Phone 2467 PAN - TEX CLEANERS Phone 900 217 South Bickford We Clean With Care The Clothes You Wear 203 South Rock Island Phone 670 Best Wishes Graduates of 1957 INVESTORS SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF EL RENO 111 South Rock Island Phone 34 102 The Talk Goes On About The New Clothes at UlithMWL 121 South Rock Islond Phone 359 CANADIAN VALLEY ABSTRACT COMPANY 113 Eost Woodson St. Phone 77 and EL RENO ABTRACT COMPANY 116 East Woodson St. Phone 816 Success and Happiness To the Graduates of 1957 WILLIAMS GIN WILLIAMS GRAIN FEED East on U.S. 66 Phone 302 Congratulations To Class of 1957 STEVENSON GROCERY AND MARKET Quality Vegetables and Low Prices 528 West Watts Phone 558 BUTTS FLOWER SHOP Pauline Butts Smith, Owner 113 South Rock Island Shop 478 — Phones - Night 47 El Reno, Oklahoma Congratulations Seniors LOUIS WEIDENMAIER IGA The Friendly Store 1118 South Rock Islond Phone 641 El Reno Oklahoma SPURLIN SALES CO. FARM INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT 2 mi. Southeast on Highway 66 El Reno Oklahoma 103 om y 208 South Choctaw eneAA printers WHERE PRINTING IS STILL AN ART Telephone El Reno y MILT L YOURPRINTER Your Friendly EL RENO THEATERS Center - Rocket - Squaws Jim Rush, Manager MARSHALL CHEVROLET CO. B. T. and Bill Marshall 106 East Wade Phones: 355 and 356 DAVIDSON CASE LUMBER CO. Dealers in Ruberoid Roofing The Original and Still the Best Cliff Chapin, Manager Phone 16 El Reno, Oklo. FARMERS GRAIN COMPANY JIM E. SMITH, OWNER El Reno, Oklahoma Union City, Oklahoma WESLEY NINMAN, Mgr. JIM E. SMITH. Mgr. Phone 2515 Phone 32-J 104 HIGHER EDUCATION Mr. Ray Porter Dean Juvenile delinquency does not just happen. It is the result of cause. Self-indulgence, extreme individualism, egoism, and lack of respect for the rights of others are some of the commonest causes. No boy or girl scout who honored the scout code ever acquired the above attitudes. The pur- pose of a liberal arts education is to give to the individual an understanding of the social, religious, economic, political and natural world in which he lives and to imbue him with a de- sire for unselfish service. To the extent that this two-fold purpose is attained, a college education eliminates crime and builds toward a strong nation that is capable of giving leadership to a world of peoples who are striving for human rights, freedom and world respect. EL RENO COLLEGE Mr. Paul R. Toylor, Superintendent, or� d Mr. Walter P. Morsh, Principal. 105 Mr. Cecil W. Moore, B.S., M S. Typing 32 Miss Mabel L. Jones, A.B., M.A English I Mr. Ray Porter, A.B., M.S Chemistry Lab sfL DIES MAPS Miss May Shanklin, B.S., M.A History 44 Mr. Floyd Durham, B.A., M C E Sociology 51 Miss Helen Knight, B.S., M.A Algebra 5 Mr. Roy Porter Chemistry 2 109 Miss Helen Knight Trigonometry Junior College Officers Guy Toylor, President, Corl Winslow, Vice-President. 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