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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1958 volume:

AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS The Creative Writing Classes of El Reno High School Are Pleased to Present Your 1958 BOOMER COLLEGIAN BOOMER STAFF Seated: Bina McWethy, Associate Editor; Corolyn Morquordt, Editor. Standing: John Schmoyer, ond Jon Tillinghost, Basketball Sports Editor; Judy Vogel, Art Editor; Lindo Hensley, Writer in Chief; Nels Olondcr, Football Sports Editor; Fred Fonson, Chief Photo- grapher. Not Pictured: Charlotte Fogg, Managing Editor. EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS Doreen Duncan Margaret Fisher Non Flippen Cloy Gilbert Shoron Grass Kothy Kiker Joan Kincoid Florence Lucus Betty Miles JoAnn Murphy Koy Porto Jonie Wolker Alberto Wicdeman ASSOCIATE MEMBERS Kay Borton Koren Bomhoff Carol Durhom Krin Hollingsworth Richard Jones Donno Miller Ruth Nichols Phil Pumphrey Judy Remi Goyle Ryle Corol Schumocher Crystal Schwab John Sedberry Jesse Shermon Rosella Williams Terry Wilson Bert Yont FOREWORD -PURPOSE The time span from 1957 to 1958 has been a most important one in scientific discovery. Now we are on the threshold of conquering space. Man has split the atom and discoveries follow discoveries — all given birth by the infinite imagination and knowledge of man. These two things hold the key to our future. As we end this phase of our education, the only road should be upward toward more knowledge and understanding. Every discovery which has improved man's state has come from the thinking brain. To continue these advancements more and more intellect will be needed to solve the more difficult and complex problems presented mankind. Our generation should be ready to cope with these problems. Preparation should be our keynote to the future, not only on things of the earth but of the universe and the heaven. 3 MR. ROBERT BECK The popularity of our new teocher hos been expressed by the vote of the senior class. Not only do we welcome you, Mr. Beck, but our hope is thot you moy continue to be of great inspiration. FACULTY A 0 M BOARD OF EDUCATION The men pictured on this page ore oil members of the Board of Educotion. These men work tirelessly to improve our school system. They devote their own leisure time and their busy minds to our schools, for no reword except the pleasure derived from a job well done in the interest of young people. We wont them to know that their efforts ore appreciated in all things and we commend them for placing the El Reno schools among the best in the notion. The following ore the officers and mem- bers who served on the Board of Education for the school year 1957 - 58: Rupert F. Fogg, President; George W. Gleason, Vice-President; Morris D. Hurst, Member; Dr. C. Riley Strong, Member; Edwin C. Porter, Member; and James C. Bass, Member. Mr. Paul R. Taylor Superintendent ADMINISTRATION You ore extremely fortunate people be- cause you hove had excellent instruction in the basic disciplines and exhilarating experi- ences in the realm of moral and spiritual growth. The School has had the task of pre- poring you to use your minds; it has shored with the Home, the Church, and the Com- munity the task of helping you to live on life's highroad. Put to full use the powers that are yours. Emerson would counsel you to hitch your wogon to a star. Have noble aspirations but remind yourself, always, that not failure but low aim is crime. Please accept my congratulations upon your attainments. It is now yours to go on to greater achievement. Give generously of your- self to those who need you even as you have received from others. Paul R. Taylor Mrs. Cora MacSwain Treosurer Mrs. Linda Moore Secretory Mr. Walter Wilson Clerk 7 Mr. Woltcr P. Marsh Principal A.B., M.A. Problems of Democracy 23 years in EHS Mr. M. A. Mitchell, Jr. Assistant Principal Dean of Boys — Registrar B.S., M. Ed. General Business 11 years in EHS Mrs. Cora B. Etheridge Deon of Girls A.B., M. Ed. Americon ond Oklahomc History 3 ycors in EHS Mr. C. L. McGill T and I Sponsor B.S., M.S. Co-ordinator Trodc ond In- dustrial Education 38 years in EHS Mrs. Josephine Taylor Phi and National Honor Society Sponsor A.B., M.S. Chemistry, Physics, Biology 29 ycors, in EHS Miss Mabel L. Jones A.B., M.A. and Post Grod. Heod of Eng. Dept. Sr. Highschool and Jr. College Eng. 25 years in EHS Mrs. Lucile Blair A.B. ond M.A. Spanish; Plane Geometry ond Adelonte Sponsor. 22 yeors in EHS Mr. J. E. Simmons B.S. Physical Ed.; Drivers Train- ing and Basketball Coach. 22 years in EHS Mr. Ray P. Porter A.B., ond M.S. Biology 21 years in EHS Mi?. Edna McMahan Kelly B.A., B.S.,and M.A. Eng. and Library. 21 years in EHS A.B., B.S., ond M.C.E. Business Ed. — Shorthond ond typing, bookeeping. 17 Yeors in EHS Miss Dovie Anna Noble Mr. M. J. Robertson B.A. and M S. Vocational Agrie.; F.F.A. Sponsor. 16 years in EHS Mrs. Nina Mea Cooper A.B. Eng. 14 years in EHS Mr. Woodrow Barton B.S. and M.S. Ind. Arts ond Gen. Shop; .Woodwork Math and Mech. Dr; Senate Sponsor. 11 years in EHS Mr. Floyd M. Durham A.B. ond M.C.E. Typing; Jr. College Psycho- logy ond Oklo. History. 10 years in EHS Mrs. Calvin Guth B.S., Art ond M A S. Art; Art Appreciation; Jr. College Art; Art Club ond Pep Club Sponsor. 6 yeors in EHS ! Mr. George A. Kixer B.F.A. ond M.M.E. Instrumental Music; Bond Director. 5 years in EHS Mr. Bill Davis B.S. of Ed. ond M. of Teoching Science ond biology ond Gym. 4 yeors in EHS Mrs. Betty Watson B.S. Vocational Home Econom- ics; F.H.A. ond Pep Club Sponsor. 3 yeors in EHS Mrs. Virginia Durham B.S. and M. Ed. English I; Pep Club Sponsor 3 years in EHS Mr. John M. Belisle B. Music and M. Music Ed. Vocal Music. 1 yeor in EHS Mrs. Vivian Moore B.S. ond M.E. Vocotionol Home Econom- ics; F.H.A. Sponsor. 1 yeor in EHS SENIORS Trcosurcr JOHN ADAMS — Art Club, Thespians, All School Ploy, Trock, Boomer Art Editor JOANNE ALEXANDER — Cheerleader, F.H.A., A Coppello Choir, B.M.C. Secretory, Senior Class Secretory, Squaws, E.H.S. Pep Club, T I, Freshman Pep Club. GLENDA ANDERSON — Squaws, E.H.S. Pep Club, B.M.C. Parliamentarian, T I Secretory. DOYLE BILLER — Bus Driver, F.F.A. Secretary, President. JAKE BLOOM — Bond, All-State Band, Thes- pians, Adelonte. KAREN BOMHOFF — Recieved her Mrs. de- gree and moved owoy. FREDA BOND — Art Club, Freshmon Pep Club, 4-H, F.H.A. PHYLLIS BOYER — Pepetts, F.H.A., Art Club, B.M.C., E.H.S. Pep Club, Freshmon Pep Club. BOB BARNES — Boys' State, Lettermon, Adelonte. BETTY BARTLETT — Freshmon Pep Club, Pepetts, B.M.C., F.H.A., E.H.S., Pep Club. NEAL BAUCOM — T I President, Band. DOROTHY BOLING—B M.C. Treasurer, Histor- ian, F.H.A., E.H.S. Pep Club, A Coppello Choir, Freshman Pep Club, Pep- etts. ROBERT BULLOCK — Hobby: Growing. BILLIE JEAN CACY — F.H.A. Reporter, Phi, Notionol Honor Society, Pepetts, E.H.S. Pep Club Cheerleoder, Girls' Stote, A Coppello Choir, Junior Closs Secretory, Freshmon Pep Club. MARY CALVERT — Hobby: Horses. mam C L ET A CARMICHAEL — Squaws, Cheerleader, F.H.A., E.H.S. Pep Club, B.M.C., Adelante, A Coppello Choir, Fresh- mon Pep Club. PATTY CHILES—Fresh- mon Pep Club President, Adelonte Secretary, Phi President, Piono Accom- panist, Art Club, Notion- ol Honor Society, E.H.S. Pep Club, Pepetts. LILLIAN COX — B.M.C., T I Treasurer. WILLIAM COX — T I. BILLY CRAIG — Lettermon's Club, All Dis- trict Footboll, All Comerence Football, A Cop- pello Choir, Band. ERNEST CROSSWHITE — Lettermon's Club. DOLORES CURTIS — E. H.S. Pep Club Vice-Pres- ident, B.M.C., Adelonte, Librorion, Office Girl, Squows, Freshman Pep Club. JUDY DAVIS — Pepetts, E.H.S. Pep Club, Freshmon Pep Club, Phi, Thespians, F.H.A., Sophomore Closs Secretory, Office Girl. FRENCH DENWALT — Forum, Adelonte. JEANNIE DOKE — Art Club, F.H.A., Band Mojorctte, T I, Pepetts, Freshmon Pep Club, Phi, National Forensic League. JIM DUCKETT — Lettermon's Club, Adelon- tc, All Conference Bock-of-The-Yeor, All Dist- rict. DOREEN DUNCAN — Art Club, E.H.S. Pep Club Treosurer, Squaws, Frcshmon Pep Club, B.M.C., Boomer Staff. JIM DUNN — Adelonte, Forum. KATIE DUNN — T I Sweetheort, B.M.C. Sec- retory, President, Adelon- te, Art Club, Librorian, Squaws, Freshmon Pep Club. RAY EDWARDS — Hob- by: Horses. MARILYN ELLISON — Bond Queen Attend- ant, Girls' Stote, Student Council, Sophomore Class President, F.H.A. President, Historian, Song Leader, 4-H, Pepctts, Freshmon Pep Club, E.H.S. Pep Club, Phi, National Honor Society. LARRY ENGELHART — Thespians, Drum Ma- jor, Student Band Director, All State Bond. JERRY ESTES — F.F.A. Sentinel, Forum, Band, Student Council. JERRY DON FARRELL — Band, Pep Bond, Choir. KAREN FAUCON — Pep- efts, T I, B MC., F. H.A. CHARLOTTE FOGG — Notionol Honor Soc- iety, E.H.S. Pep Club, Parliamentarian, Thes- pians Secretory, Student Council Secretary, Parliamentarian, Adelonte Secretory, Spanish Queen, Boomer Manoging Editor, Freshmon Pep Club, Pepetts, Notional Student Council Convention. CLAY GILBERT — Pepetts, Freshman Pep Phi, E.H.S. Pep Club, F.H.A., Adelonte Presi- dent, A Coppella Choir, Boomer Staff. AN RAm Utt mar r aske bal RUTH ANN HALACKA— F.H.A. Treasurer, Vice- President, Pepetts, Fresh- man Pep Club Vice-Pres- ident, E.H.S. Pep Club Reporter, Phi, National Honor Society Vice-Presi- dent. MARTHA HANNEMAN —F.H.A., Freshman Pep Club, Pepetts, E.H.S. Pep Club. DUB HARTWIG — Forum. KAY HAYWARD — Hobbies: Swimming and Skating. IRVIN HECKES — F.F.A. Parliamentarian, Art Club. SANDRA HEITZMAN— B. M. C. Vice-President, Freshman Pep Club, E. H.S. Pep Club, Squaws, T I, A Cappello Choir, All-Stote Choir. LINDA HENSLEY — E. H.S. Pep Club, Phi Sec- retory, Adelonte Report- er, Freshmon Pep Club, Pepetts, Boomer Chief Writer. SHARON GRASS—A Cappello Choir, Adelonte Treasurer, Boomer Staff. KARL GRAY — BAND SANDI GRESHMAN — National Honor Society Secretory Treasurer, Freshman Pep Club, Pepetts, Phi, Art Club Secretary, Football Queen Attendant, T I. BILL HARRIS — Senit Closs President, Boy State, Adelonte, Lett man's Club, Forum, Sh dent Council, Notion Athletic Scholarship Sa iety. JAMES HICHERSON Bus Driver. KAREN HUCHTEMANN—B M C., 4-H, Fresh- mon Pep Club, Pepetts. MARY ANN HUNTRESS — Squows, E.H.S. Pep Club. ALLEN JENSEN — F.F.A. Vice-President, Re- porter. LAVADA JESSUP — F.H.A., Pepetts, Fresh- man Pep Club. CAROL JEAN JONES — Squows, Phi, Art Club, E.H.S. Pep Club. NORA LEE JONES — Received her Mrs. De- gree and moved away. ANNY KELLER — Lct- jrmon's Club, All-Con- ercnce, All-District Foot- oil. ATHY KIKER—F.H A , Coppcllo Choir, Pep- tts, E.H.S. Pep Club His- orion. Phi Historian, enior Class Treasurer, :reshmon Pep Club, Ade- ontc Treasurer, Vice- JOAN KINCAID—B M C. A Coppcllo Choir, F.H.A., Freshman Pep Club, Cafeteria Staff. RUBY KORTEMEIER — B.M.C. Treasurer, 4-H Treasurer, Pepetts, E.H.S. Pep Club, F.H.A. VELDON KOUBA — Forum, T I. JIM KUBON — B M C. King. LAURA LIEBSCHER — Freshman Pep Club, Pep- etts, F.H.A. DELORES LINDESMITH —■ Hobbies: Swimming ond skating. CHARLOTTE LONG — Freshman Pep Club, Pepetts, F.H.A., B.M.C., E.K.S. Pep Club. BARBARA LORENZEN — Art Club, Freshman Pep Club, F.H.A., T I, Squows, E.H.S. Pep Club. FLORENCE LUCUS — F.H.A., E.H.S. Pep Club, A Coppella Choir, Phi, Adelonte, Pepetts. JUNIOR LUNSFORD — Hobbies: Hot Rods. CAROLYN MARQUARDT — Girls' Stote, Sen- ate Sweetheart, F.H.A. Dcvotionol Committee, Pepetts, E.H.S. Pcp Club, Phi, Student Council Treosurer, Adelonte, Office Assistant, Sopho- more Junior Closs Treasurer, Boomer Editor, F.H.A., Freshman Pep Club, State Student Council Convention. JASON MARQUARDT— Adelonte, Senate Presi- dent. BETTY MILES — Stu- dent Council, Phi, F.H.A. Song Leader, Boomer Stoff, Pepetts, E.H.S. Pep Club, Secretory, A Cop- pello Choir Librarian, Secretory, All Stote Choir, Freshman Pep Club. GORDON MILLER—Bus Driver. JOHN MILLER — 4-H. JOHNNY MORRIS — Forum, Bond. ROBERT MORRIS — T I. A XV JAMES M O W E R Y — Lcttermon's Club, Forum. JIM MURPHY — Ath- letic Honor Society, Let- terman's Club, Thespions, Student Council Presi- dent, Football Coptain, All Conference Bock, All State, All District, All American Nominee, State Student Council Convention. DOUGLAS NEWMAN — Letterman's Club. NELS OLANDER — Junior Closs Vice-Presi- dent, Boys' Stote, Forum, Adelonte, Art Club, Student Rotarian, Student Council Vice-Presi- dent, A Coppella Choir, Lettermon's Club, F.F.A. JUANITA O'NAN — Pepetts, E.H.S. Pep Club, A Coppella Choir, F.H.A. Secretory, 4-H Gome Leader, Pionist, Recreation Leader, Song Leader, Phi. KAREN ONETH — Girls' State, E.H.S. Pep Club, President, Pepetts, Freshman Pep Club, Boomer Stoff, Art Club Treasurer, Student Council, Phi, Notionol Honor Society. DIXIE OVERHOLSER — F.H.A., Squaws. JACKIE PARKER — Letterman's Gub. JOE ALLEN PATRICK — Adelante. TERRY PETITT — Pep Club, Senate Vice-Presi- dent. LOUELLA RICKNER E. H.S. Pep Club, B M C., Squows, F.H.A. RALPH RICKNER — F. F. A., T I . CARL ROSCHER — Hobby: Cors. JOHN SCHMOYER — Senote, Pep Club. KAY PORTA — Frcshmon Pep Club, F.H.A., Phi Treasurer, E.H.S. Pep Club, Adelante Re- porter, Boomer Staff, Pepetts, Librarian, Thes- pians. MAXINE RED BUFFALO JACK REEVES — Hobbies: Treasure Hunting and Reading. PAT ROBERTSON Freshmon Pep Club, H.A. F. TOM SHARP — F.F.A. — BINA SNELLING — Hob- by: Sewing. BILL STEVENS — Pep Bond, Bond President. MARVIN TERRELL — Pop Bond. JON TILLINGHAST — Bond, Pep Bond, Boys Stote, Senote Secretory-Treosurcr, Boomer Staff. PETE TRO — F.F.A. Treosurer. KAREN STOUT — Fresh- mon Pep Club, Pepettj, T I, Phi, A Coppello Choir. CHARLES VARNELL — Hobby: Numismotics ond Philotebb. BARBARA VIEWEG — Art Club, Squows, B.M. C, Adelonte. JUDY VOGEL — Stu- dent Council, Adelonte, Art Club President, Vice- President, Phi President, Vice-President, Bond Queen, E.H.S. Pep Club, Pepetts, Frcshmon Pep Club, Boomer Art Editor, Sophomore Closs Vice- President, Office Stoff. ALBERTA WIEDEMANN — B.M.C., E.H.S. Pep Club. MELVERN WILDS — F.F.A., Bus Driver. PEGGY WILLIAMS — Phi Vice-President; Art Club, E.H.S. Pep Club. PETER WRIGHT — JOYCE ZUCKSWORTH — Art Club President, Vice-President, Senior Class Vice-President, Student Council, T I. KEITH WORSHAM Treasurer JUNIORS Arnold Abner Connie Adorns Lorry Adorns Ronnie Adams Bonnie Alexander Barboro Anderson Cloretta Ankncy Ronnie Atkinson Nancy Bochclor Rctho Borrow Anita Bartlett Kay Barton Tish Bogon Karen Boorsma Barbara Boston Carolyn Brown Glenn Brown Stonley Camper Don Cecil Doris Choloner Oran Clemons Freddie Cobum Burlynn Conner Bill Cook Jon Cooper Larry Crawford Sue Dovidson Carolyn DeLoughter Jerry Divine Thelma Dodd Gene Douglos Dorothy Duncon Carol Durhom Glendo Dutcher Boots Effenbeck Pot Entrikin Eugene Estes Ronald Evans Fred Fanson Linda Farris 23 Mike Fire Richord Fogg Robert Forquer Pot Fox Bob Gorrett Judy Gholston Gene Glodney Corolyn Good Josper Golden Cecil Graham Glenn Griffin Jimmy Hahn Bill Hall George Homilton Lee Roy Heidelberg La Donno Helm Billy Hill Peggy Hilley Marguerite Hoard Krin Hollingsworth Manuel Huesmon Betty Irvin Kotherine Irvin Herbert Isles Phil Ivester Joyce Jock son Bill Jeffrey Shirley Johnson Richord Jones Verle Jones Elaine Kitchell Bunny Laughlin Barbara Leach John Lee Arthur Link Richord Lorenzen Betty Lunsford Jack Lyle Barbara Jo Maly Marion Morquordt 24 Jody Moxey Sharon McCabe Bill McDaniels Potti McGarvin Judy McGee Bob McGoffin Bino McWethy Donna Miller Pot Miller Ernest Morrison Robert Myers Darell Newman Ruth Nichols Goylo Niles Eddie O'Blencss Potsy Oldfield Melvin Poyton Bonnie Pierce Kenneth Potts Ronald Porter Nancy Power Jim Preston Lindo Price Phil Pumphrey Judy Remi Leslie Reusser Sherry Rogers Burrel Rushing Gayle Ryel Charles Sanders Bud Schroeder Carol Schumacher Crystol Schwab John Sedberry Carl Sessions Marilyn Show Billy Shrum Velva Smirl Betty Smith Betty Jo Southern Ronnie Southern Alice Stonley Marvin Storkey Ido Stephens Mary Stephens Pot Stuort Dorothy Swingle Danny Tommen Beverly Tote Etto Tennery Richard Titterington Soro Volderos Phyllis Voughn Janice Wolloce Lynda Word William Yount Wilma Yount J. Don Miller Loretta Worren Morion Watson Joe Whipple Katherine White Forris Whitley Brenda Wiedemoier Jimmy Williams Terry Wilson Keith Worshom Bert Yont 26 Dignified Juniors ? FRED HOBSON President LYNDA THOMPSON Secretory MORES SOPHO Adrienne Adams Lena Foye Alger Lorry Anderson Josephine Ashley Ronnie Ausley Bonnie Sue Baldwin Mary Louise Barker Susan Barnes Caroline Bloom Joyce Ann Boyer Charles Brandley Larry Briggs Morvelleno Brooks Koy Collohon Carla Caster Gary Coster Jeanne Covins Sherry Chambless Dale Chappell Claude Cherry Melinda Clancy Keith Clork Kenneth Clayton Alfred Coit Mike Conner Bill Cooksey David Cordroy Lanita Courtney Lura Crow Elaine Croxton Ellen Davis Phyllis DeLoughter Ann Dillon Larry Dirickson Patsy Dixon Don Dresser Letitio Eogle Woyne Edwords Linda Elkins Koy Enfield Frances Fornhom Kathy Foucon Sandra Feathers Sue Ferguson Darlene Frochiseur Bob Gordner Bonito Gentry Renie Gholston John Gilfillon Mory Beth Goldberger Mory I no Good Koren Gross Chorles Groves Shoron Homilton Solly Horrison Roselyn Hoynes Vondo Heckes Mozclle Henderson Joe Henrickson Calvin Hickerson Jockie Hill Freddie Hobson Virdo Hobson Judy Hromodo Ray Hubbard Della Moe Huchtemonn Sondi Humphrey Loretta Husmonn Patsy Huston Carolyn Jolliff Don Johnson Dolores Kostl Richard Koebrick Billie LcBIcw Amonda Lewis Royalyn Loyall Koy Maine Ray Moine Beatrice Morquordt Diana Marquardt Bill Movnard Karen McGuire Edno Mehon Buddy Miles Jorold Miller Lewis Morgon Clayton Morse Jock Mosher Stonley Mulanax Richard Myers Jonne Newmon Paulette Ninmon Jomie Sue Polmer Karen Parks Kenneth Power Jannola Rains Tommy Rondoll Lovon Reusser Bert Rickner Rillo Rickner Dianne Roberts Nothon Rose Janice Rush Janet Schroeder Sharon Seely Louise Self Pot Shommel Goylord Shaw Eldon Shrum Johnnie Siler Elizabeth Simmons Kenneth Steen David Stephens Leroy Stewort Bill Strickland Jewelene Stone Goyle Stoneman Jonice Stoner Bill Stout Leon Taylor Lynda Thompson Jon Tillinghost Joyce Vieweg Laquita Voight Andrew VonWerder Clora Mae Wogner Tice Wagner Tom Walker Kenneth Wehmuller Freda Welch Judy Wells Patricia Wells Christine Whitley Clydel Wier Ellen Wilkerson Shoron Willioms David Willsey Larry Willsey Corolyn Wintermute Judy Wright Cliff Powell Anyone for a pillow? What ore you waiting for? Get Busy! 31 ROGER CHILES Secretory F R E S H M E Wayne Abies Shoron Adorns Kathy Alldredge Gory Allen Katherine Arnold Gary Armstrong Kay Atkinson Grace Barber Jennifer Barber Jimmy Barker Phyliss Bartlett Don Barton Jerry Boss Peggy Sue Beover Marvin Bell Eddie Blake Ronald Bloodworth Barbara Boedccker Lorry Boyer Andrew Bristow Janis Brower Loretto Brown Mary Sue Bruce Georgie Buchanan Darryl Bullock Henry Bushyheod Janice Cohill Doris Calvert Ellen Carroll Jomie Covin Beverly Cosh Koren Cecil Karol Cecil Gail Chodwick Pom Chiles Roger Chiles Lue Ann Clark Donald Coffman Sandra Coker Richard Cole 33 Mike Conner Jerry Croig Deldo Crawford Ann Culver Steve Culver Potty Daggs Diane Davis Betty Due Shirley DeLoughter Betty Dennis Lorry Denwalt Lynn Denwolt Horry Donnellon Travis Duncon Alice Dunn Joyce Edgar Leslie Edwards Corolyn Effenbeck Virgil Elliott Margaret Estes Floyd Foutz Joyce Fleet Larry Fox Winfred Garrett Linda George James Good Potricio Gordon Danny Grady Linda Grody Donas Gross Clara Greony Elaine Gresham Freddie Griffin Ronald Griffith Joe Hale Betty Holl Charlene Hall Roy Hamby Mary Honneman Tommy Horris Margie Howorth Dolores Hix Judy Horn Jimmy Isles Sherry Ivester Loro Jackson Sandra Jockson Lorry Jessup Jerry Johnson Harold Johnson Deonno Jolliff Earl Roy Jones Theresa Jones Pot Jordan Phyllis Kenyon Noncy Kessler Mory King Vernon Kyle Lois Lockey Bill Lee Edwina Lemke Carolyn Lovelody Helen Lunsford Dick Moxey Sandro Monetathchi Clara Mehan Jeanette Meyer Richard Meyer Barbara Miller Cindy Miller Clifto Jo Miller Reba Miller Roy Lee Miller Porter Morphis Trent Morris Jo Ellen Morrison Charlotte Noil Weselyn Ninmon Linda O'Bleness Ted Owenby Mory Sue Porr Lorry Potswold Doris Poxton Corolyn Perdue Kothryn Perdue Shannon Petitt Joan Porter Altho Posey Patricio Powell Monte Pruett Corolyn Pullon Cotherine Raymond Jerry Reeves Lonny Reuter Lorry Reuter Molcolm Ronspiez Shoron Sounders Woyne Schwob Roy Sherer Gwendolyn Shropshire Lindo Slate Rose Morie Sleeper Glenda Smith Julia Smith Ronald Spurlin Zetto Spurr Ronnie Stafford Joe Stanley Billie Morie Stonsbury Herman Steen Gory Stepp Jim Stevens Carol Stewart Borboro Stone Keith Stout Mary Tote Lucretio Terry Ann Thrailkill Bob Turley Albert Vieweg 36 Sue and Lynn doing their homework ? 37 Just killing time. SPORTS FOOTBALL SEASON SUMMARY Nets Olondcr The El Reno Indians found themselves rated low in both the Boomer Conference and State ratings at the beginning of the 1957 football season. Keeping the traditional E.H.S. spirit the tribe, bound to upset predictions, won for the first time in El Reno's football past a clear-cut Boomer-Conference crown and went on to become Stote Class AA run- ners-up. It seems thot the Indians just have to start a successful football season by losing their first game. The 13-7 defeat handed to El Reno by the Capitol Hill Redskins failed to slow down the spirited Indians. Beating the war drum the tribe romped Harding in a 19-0 tally. The team collected its second scalp by shutting out Clinton 20 - 0. The Indians repeating themselves beat Norman 25 - 6 and the following week buried the Chickasha Chicks in an undecisive 26 - 0 vic- tory. The Warriors full-throttle overscored Duncan in a 33 - 20 battle. The Indians, playing host to the old El Reno rivals, the Lawton Woverines, man- aged to upset all predictions in a stunning 26 - 0 conflict. Flu and wet weather were the main factors that caused the last home game of the season to be cancelled with the Putman City Pirates. This faded hopes of bringing home the Maxwell Trophy for good this year and also upset plans for the annual homecoming. The tribe, stopping at nothing less than victory, defeated the conference foes, Enid, 19-7, and the following week trampled Ardmore 26 - 0 cinching the Boomer- Conference crown and a ticket to the state play-offs. The tribe wos again to play Capitol Hill, representative of the Mid-State finals, for the State Class AA crown at Taft Stadium in Oklahoma City. The Indians were once again upended by the Redskins in a close 19-14 battle. No one can deny that the El Reno High School Indians had an impressive season. The 1957 edition of the Indians, closing the season with an 8 - 2 game record, upset all previous predictions winning the Boomer-Conference crown and becoming the State Class AA runners-up. Personal honors went to seven seniors who were named on the Boomer.Conference team and olso on the All-District team. These seniors are: LeRoy Corn, Jim Murphy, Lanny Keller, Billy Craig, Jim Duckett, Sam Curtis, and Ernest Crosswhite. In addition, LeRoy Corn and Jim Duckett were named Boomer- Conference lineman and Boomer-Conference back of the year. Extra honors went to LeRoy Corn and Jim Murphy who were named on the All-State team. LeRoy Corn accepted the great honor of being named on the Sports News Magazine All-American eleven. 39 SENIOR LETTERMEN SAM CURTIS Center BILL DAVIS Assistant Coach BOB BECK Assistant Coach ERNEST CROSSWHITE Tackle JIM DUCKETT FullbackX BILLY CRAIG End LEROY CORN Tackle LANNY KELLER End JIM MURPHY HalfbackV DOUG NEWMAN Center NELS OLANDER Guard JAMES MOWERY End 40 KENNETH KAMM Head Coach First Row: Fred Hobson, Trainer, Richard Fogg, Harvey Plout, Robert McGoffin, Bill Harris, Jim Preston, Jock Porker. Second Row: Mike Fire, Jim Murphy, Billy Craig, Manuel Heusman, Ronny Grady, Bruce Cotty, Gene Estes, Tom Mowery, Jenks Simmons, Cooch. BASKETBALL SEASON SUMMARY by Jon Tillinghast ond John Schmoyer The 1957- 58 basketball season proved to be a very profitable and glorious one for the E.H.S. Indians by being victorious over oil but one opponent in the Boomer Con- ference. Going on they become the undisputed champions of the Conference, ond they were eliminated in the regional tournaments by the strength of Enid. In the first conference gome of the season Duncan squeezed by 35 to 39. We then lowered the boom on Capitol Hill of Oklahoma City 49 to 44. Increasing our lead we romped over Chickasha 56 to 45 and Normon 41 to 36. In o hard fought battle we whipped Lawton 39 to 38. Then for the second time we smeared Capitol Hill 43 to 36. Ardmore fell before the mighty Indians with a 65 to 57. In a fierce battle the tribe bowed to Clinton 52 to 43. Coming bock we were victorious 44 to 42. Norman was trampled 52 to 48. The Chickasha Chicks were swamped by the E.H.S. five 51 to 39. Ardmore was then over- come by our vigilant team 62 to 48 and Lawton 45 to 36. Then the season was finished when we stomped past Central 61 to 55 ond Putnam City 58 to 45. During the regionols we started off by smothering the Putnom City Pirates in a fierce bottle with a 50 to 38. However, we were eliminated by the very strong Enid Plainsmen. Seniors on the roster who saw their lost high school action ore: Billy Craig, storting center ond forward; Billy Harris, storting guard; Lonny Keller, forward and center; Jim Murphy, forward; Jackie Porker, guard; Har- vey Plout, guard; Ronny Grady, starting for- ward. To these boys we soy thanks for a fine season, ond to the Juniors, Sophomores, ond Freshmen, it would be good to follow their examples so that we might have another championship next year. 41 —— BASKETBALL B TEAM Row One: Buddy Miles, Freddy Hobson, Richard Volderos, Nathan Rose, Bob Meyer. Row Two: Bill Davis, Cooch; Dovid Wilsey, Bill Cook, Lorry Wilsey, David Stevens, Larry Anderson, Bert Rickner. TENNIS TEAM Row One: Terry Wilson, Harvey Plaut, Ronny Grady Row Two: Bill Lee, Don Barton. 43 TRACK TEAM First Row: Mike Robinson, Richord Fogg, Oran Clemons, Ronnie Adams, Jim Preston, Robert McGoffin, Buddy Miles. Second Row: Jim Murphy, Leroy Corn, Jim Duckett, Keith Worshom, Bill McDaniels, Ronald Atkinson, Tom Mowery, Lanny Keller, Mr. Davis, Coach. GOLF TEAM First Row: Morvin Starkey, Mike Fire, Bob Bornes, Jody Moxey, Bill McDaniels. Second Row: Jerry Bass, Richord Volderas, Victor Ashford, Trent Morris, Tommy Horris, Dick 44 Moxey. OKLAHOMA ALL STATE FOOTBALL PLAYERS LcRoy Corn and Jim Murphy BAND ROYALTY Bill Stevens, President; Lorry Englehort, Drum Major; Goyle Stoncmon, Twirler; Judy Vogel, Bond Queen; John Lee, Assistant Drum Major; ond Jeonnie Doke, Twirler. PEP BAND Row One: George Hamilton, Richard Lorenzen, Paul Winslow, Don Potman, Bill Maynord Byron. Row Two: Don Johnson, Bert Yont, Kenneth Potts, Bill Lee, Terry Pettit Row Three: Larry Engelhart, Fred Fonson, Marvin Terrell, Kenneth Taylor, Kenneth Cloyton, Wayne Abies, Jon Tillinghost, John Lee. 47 Mory Louise Borker, Secretory-Treasurer; Bill Stephens, President; Byron McNaught, Librarian. The El Reno High School Band originated as a combination School and Municipal band with townspeople and high school stu- dents participating. In 1937, the Schools assumed full responsibility for the program. This music program is aimed at music educa- tion made possible by participation. The El Reno High School band has had the reputation as one of the finest marching bands in the state. Among their honors this year were two first prize trophies in field marching and in Parade marching at Midwest City. 48 BAND Row One: Jeanne Covin, Oboe; Jon Tillinghost, Bossoon; Karen McGuire, Bossoon; Delores Kostel, Flute; Linda O'Bleness, Flute; Tish Bogan, Flute; Byron McNought, Flute; Bill May- nard, Flute. Row Two: George Hamilton, Clarinet; Richard Lorenzen, Clarinet; Potty Wells, Clorinet; Don Potman, Alto Clarinet; Otis Bruce, French Horn; Janice Cahill, French Horn; Joyce Edgar, French Horn; Lorry Englehort, French Horn; Richard Cole, Alto Soxophone; Richord Leonard, Alto Saxo- phone; Lavonne Reusser, Alto Saxophone; John Schomoyer, Alto Saxophone. Row Three: Mr. Kizer, Paul Winslow, Clarinet; Lorry Anderson, Clorinet; Diana Roberts, Clarinet; Don John- son, Cornet; Kenneth Potts, Cornet; Jerry Boss, Cornet; Bert Yont, Cornet; Bill Lee, Cornet; Tom Block well. Cornet; Gene Douglass, Cornet; Leslie Edwards, Cornet; Jerry Johnson, Cornet; Dole Chappell, Baritone; Lislie Reusser, Baritone; Lorry Briggs, Boritone; Bill Stevens, Baritone Saxo- phone; Horry Donnellan, Tenor Soxophone; Linda Elkins, Tenor Soxophone. Row Four: Wilma Yount, Clorinet; Thresso Jones, Clorinet; Jim Stevens, Clarinet; Dan Barton; Clarinet; Fred Fonson, Boss Drum; Roy Hamby, Snore Drum; Gyendollyn Shropshire, Cymbals; Bonnie Sue Baldwin, Bass Clorinet; Willion Yount, Boss; Jerry Farrell, Boss; Woyne Abies, Trombone; Kenneth Clayton, Trombone; Lynn Connor, Trom- bone; Jon Tillinghost, Trombone; John Lee, Trombone. 49 « A CAPPELLA CHOIR Row One: Mr. Belisle, Jerry Farrell, Tommy Elliott, Cloy Gilbert, Joann Murphy, Betty Miles, Shoron Gross, Joon Kincoid, Florence Lucus, Joe Kupka, Oscor Weh- muller. Row Two: Mory Stephens, Hermon Steen, Barboro Leoch, Ido Stephens, Loretto Worren, Jerry Divine, Nancy Bachelor, Bonnie Pierce, Morgoret Fisher, Non Flippen, Kothy Kiker, Dorothy Boling. Row Three: Barboro Jo Moly, Katherine White, Potsy Oldfield, Ruth Nichols, Koren Boorsma, Reetha Borrow, Shoron Mc- Cabe, Dorothy Swingle, Morion Watson, Sherry Rogers, Donna Miller, Frances Mills. Row Four: Kenneth Wehmuller, Bob Turley, Dovid Langley, Steve Culver, Leon Worren, Linn Denwolt, Gene Gladney, Gail John- son, Dickie Jones, Herbie Isles, Bill Cooksey, Sonny Von Werder. Mr. Belisle, Director 50 Dorothy Swingle, Treasurer; Betty Miles, Gene Gladney, President; Herbie Isles, Student Con- ductor. SENIOR GIRLS' TRIO SENIOR GIRLS' QUARTET Dorothy Boling, Cloy Gilbert, Non Flippen. RHYTHMETTS JUNIOR SEXTET Joonn Murphy, Sondro Heitzmon, Margaret Fisher. Barbara Leoch, Barbaro Maly, Sharon McCobe, Donna Miller, Ida Stephens, Sherry Rogers. SOPHOMORE GIRLS' ENSEMBLE FRESHMAN SEXTET Laquita Voight, Karen Gross, Jeanne Covins, Ellen Wilkerson, Koy Enfield, Darlene Frochiseur. Janice Wilkerson, Pomelo Chiles, Jomie Covin, Sandra Coker, Judy Horn, Julia Smith. BOYS' QUARTET Dickie Jones, Herbert lies, Jerry Farrell, Gene Gladney. BOYS' GLEE CLUB 51 BOYS' QUARTET Morvin Terrell, Gole Johnson, Bill Cooksey, Sonny Von Werder. ACCOMPANISTS Row One: Eloine Croxton, Sharon Williams, Jeanne Covins. Row Two: Dorothy Swingle, Ellen Wilkerson, Judy Horn, Janice Wilkerson, Non Flippen, Gayle Stoneman. muvzimuo Row One: Chorlotte Fogg, Jim Murphy, Carolyn Morquordt, Nels Olonder, Joyce Zucksworth. Row Two: Dorothy Swingle, Richard Fogg. Ronold Evans, Sue Dovidson. Row Three: Judy Hromodo, Goylord Shaw, Susan Barnes. Row Four: Janice Wilkcrson, Kathy Armold., Row Five: Earl Roy Jones. The executive council of El Reno High School Student association, commonly called Student Coun- cil, was first organized in 1939. To become o member of Student Council o student must be voted on by his class as a whole os a class representative. The Student Council officers are elected by the entire student body. The Student Council consists of 3 class rep- resentatives from the freshman, sophomore, and junior classes, the junior and senior class presidents and the four senior student council officers which mokes a total of 15. MR. WALTER P. MARSH, Sponsor MRS. CORA B ETHERIDGE, Sponsor Charlotte Fogg, Secretory; Jim Murphy, President; Nels Olander, Vice- President; Carolyn Marquardt, Trcosurcr. 53 JUNIOR AND SENIOR PEP CLUB Cheerleaders: Billie Jean Cocy, Non Flippen, Bino MeWethy. Row One: Juanita O'Nan, Carolyn Marquordt, Marilyn Elli- son, Clay Gilbert, Kathy Kiker, Dolores Curtis, Karen Oneth, Betty Miles, Ruth Ann Holacko, Chorlotte Fogg, Kay Porta, Linda Hensley. Row Two: Alberto Wiedenmonn, Carol Jean Jones, Judy Vogel, Jo Ann Murphy, Florence Lucus, Ruby Kortcmeier, Martha Honneman, Phyllis Vaughn, Dorothy Boling, Sandro Heitzman, Betty Bartlett, Louello Rickner. Row Three: Etta Tennery, Beverley Tote, Judy Gholston, Carol Durham, Claretta Ankney, Morion Morquordt, Shirley Johnson, Gayle Ryle, Joyce Jackson, La Donna Helm, Lindo Price, Carolyn De Loughter, Alice Stanley, Katherine White. Row Four: Ida Stephens, Anita Bartlett, Barbara Anderson, Ruth Nichols, Judy Remi, Marilyn Show, Sherry Rogers, Pat Entriken, Shoron McCabe, Tish Bogan, Morguerite Hoord, Jon Cooper. Row Five: Mary Stephens, Barbara Leoch, Loretta Worren, Judy McGee, Carolyn Good, Karen Boorsma, Linda Ward, Bunny Loughlin, Betty Jo Southern, Boots Effenbeck, Dorothy Swinqle. Row Six: Kotic Irvin, Krin Hollingsworth, Barbara Jo Maly, Noncy Bochelor, Jerry Divine. Betty Irvin, Sue Davidson, Koy Barton, Pat Miller, Pat Fox, Glenda Anderson, Janice Wallace. The El Reno High School pep club was organized ot the close of the 1956 - 57 school year. The purpose of the one organized unit was to raise the standard of school spirit and to promote a high standard of scholarship and citizenship. The requirements for membership are a grade average of 2., and a clear citizenship record. All girls possessing these and main, con become members. IVJII III II ici I I First Row: Dolores Curtis, Vice-President; Karen Oneth, President; Betty Miles, Secretory. Second Row: Kothy Kiker, Historian; Ruth Ann Holacko, Trcosurcr; Chorlotte Fogg, Parliamen- tarian. 54 Groce Barber, Cheerleader; Down Hollingsworth, Mascot; Susan Barnes, Cheerleader. Row One: Sharon Hamilton, Jewelenc Stone, Mory Beth Goldberger, Roselyn Hoynes, Amando Lewis, Sherry Chamblcss, Jomie Sue Palmer, Ann Dillon, Mary Louise Barker, Gayle Stoncmon, Judy Hromada. Solly Harrison. Row Two: Borbara Miller. Pomelo Chiles. Jonice Wilkerson, Sherry Ivester, Julio Smith, Linda George, Jennifer Barber, Carolyn Lovelody, Doris Paxton, Dcldo Crow- ford, Sharon Williams, Christine Whitley. Row Three: Betty Dennis, Judy Wells, Diane Dovis, Royalyn Loyal I, Verdo Hob- son, Kathy Faucon, Kay Enfield, Karen McGuire, Vonda Heckcs, Eloine Croxton, Koren Porks, Rillo Rickner, Coroline Bloom Phyllis DeLoughter, Koy Moine, Beverly Cash, Ann Thrailkill, Jonice Brower, Mory Lou Hannemon, Rebo Miller. Row Four: Kathy Armold, Sandro Coker, Jomie Covin, Koy Callahan, Clydel Wicr, Mary Good, Francis Fornhom, Diane Roberts, Patty Wells, Jan Tillingshast, Jonnolo Rains, Patsy Huston, Sondy Humphrey, Janet Schroder, Edwina Lcmke, Clora Jean Mehon, Patricio Powell. Row Five: Elaine Gresh- mon, Sharon Sounders, Judy Horn, Shoron Adams, Carlo Caster, Billie Jo LeBleu, Mclindo Clancy, Beatrice Morquardt, Renic Gholston, Sharon Seely, Diane Morquardt, Sue Ferguson, Dolores Kostl, Shirley DeLoughter, Charlotte Noil, Clara Greany, Linda Grady, Linda Slote. Row Six: Linda O'Bleness, Jo Ellen Morrison, Karen Gross, Corolyn Wintermute, Judy Blanc, Elizabeth Simmons, Louise Self, Patricia Shammel, Ellen Dovis, Edna Mehon, Lu Ann Clark, Koy Atkinson. Row Seven: Karen Cecil, Corolyn Effenbeck, Kothy Alldrcdgc, Clifto Miller, Cindy Miller, Zetta Spurr, Noncy Kessler, Sandra Jockson, Joan Porter, Thercso Jones, Peggy Sue Beaver. FRESH. AND SOPH. PEP CLUB It was decided that the club would be divided into two parts, one for the freshmen and sophomore girls and one for the junior and senior airls. Both divisions were to elect their own officers and conduct separate meet- ings. The largest social event of the 1957-58 year was the Christmas dance ot which the beau was crowned. The club also attended several out of town ball games. Row One: Mary Louise Barker, Secretary; Sherry Chamblcss, President; Amanda Lewis, Vice-President; Gayle Stoneman, Treasurer. Row Two: Rosolyn Hoynes, Parliamentarian; Jomie Sue Palmer, Historian; Ann Dillon. % ' $ i A|T % 1 % § A % % % 55 CHEERLEADERS Down Hollingsworth, Mascot; Groce Borber, Freshman Cheerleader; Suson Bornes, Sophomore Cheerleader; Nan Flippen, Senior Cheerleader; Billie Jeon Cocy, Senior Cheerleader; Bino MeWethy, Junior Cheerleader. Row One: Florence Lucus, Carolyn Morquordt, Tish Bogan, Carolyn Goad, Mory Louise Barker, Cloy Gilbert, Koy Porto, Kothryn Kiker, Sharon Gross, Lindo Hensley, Nan Flippen, Charlotte Fogg. Row Two: Bunny Lough- lin, Judy Gholston, Jim Dunn, Judy Remi, Sherry Rogers, Jerry Divine, Barbara Anderson, Shoron Willioms, Koy Callahan. Row Three: Diano Roberts, Koy Enfield, Diana Morquordt, Elaine Croxton, Mory Beth Goldburger, Jonet Schroeder, Pot Shommcl, Pot Weils, Potsy Huston, Paulette Ninman, Sondro Feathers, Ann Throilkill. Row Four: Doris Calvert, Thereso Jones, Joyce Edwords, Sharon Sounders, Lindo George, Eloine Gresham, Dick Moxey, Danny Grody, Clifta Jo Miller, Kothy Aldredgc, Sherry Chombless, Linda Thompson. Row Five: Wayne Edwords, Eldon Shrum, Ronald Griffith, David Cordroy, Golc Johnson, Wayne Abies, Leslie Edwords, Byron McNaught. ADELANTE The Adelante Spanish Club was organized in 1936. The purpose of the club is to promote friend- ship with the Spanish-speaking people, to speak Spanish more fluently, and to learn more about Span- ish-speaking countries. The biggest social event of the year for most of the members is the Pan-American Fiesta held at Norman. The Club also has o formal initiation and gives several small parties during the year. Row One: Linda Hensley, Reporter, first; Clay Gilbert, President, both; Mory Louise Borker, Vice-President, second; Sharon Gross, Treasurer, both. Row Two: Kathy Kiker, Vice-President, first; Koy Porta, Reporter, second; Tish Bogan, Secretory, second; Corolyn Goad, Secretary, first. 57 y Mrs. Lucile Bloir, Sponsor First Row: Juonito O'Non, Corolyn Morquordt, Cloy Gilbert, Billie Jeon Cocy, Kothy Kiker, Non Flippen, Judy Vogel, Lindo Hensley, Koy Porto, Sondi Gresham, Betty Miles, Marilyn Ellison. Second Row: Judy Remi, Sue Davidson, Chorlotte Fogg, Karen Selkins, Jo Ann Murphy, Carol Jeon Jones, LoDonno Helm, Joyce Jackson, Pat Entrekin, Ruth Ann Holocka, Judy Davis, Karen Oneth. Third Row: Dorothy Swingle, Beverly Tote, Marilyn Shaw, Betty Jo Southern, Carol Durham, Cloretta Ankney, Marion Marquardf, Ruth Nichols, Shirley Johnson, Gayle Ryel, Bino McWcthy, Carolyn De- Laughter, Alice Stonlcy, Sherry Rogers, Morgucrite Hoord, Bunny Laughlin. Fourth Row: Carla Coster, Sara Volderos, Koren Parks, Rilla Rickner, Fronces Fornhom, Sue Ferguson, Koy Enfield, Dolores Kostl, Karen McGuire, Phyllis De- Laughter, Judy McGee, Corolyn Goad, Jan Cooper, Tish Bogan. Fifth Row: Linda Ward, Renie Gholston, Melindo Cloncy, Diane Roberts, Mary Louise Barker, Janet Schroeder, Mary Beth Goldberger, Solly Horrison, Goyle Stoncmon, Ann Dillon, Shoron Hamilton, Royalyn Loyal, Karen Boorsma, Retha Barrow. Sixth Row: Linda Thompson, Clydel Wier, Jamie Sue Palmer, Amonda Lewis, Diono Morquordt, Vonda Heckes, Elaine Croxton, Jewelene Stone, Sandi Humphrey, Sharon Willioms, Judy Hromado, Susan Borncs, Beotrice Mor- quardt. The Philalathean Literary Society was organized in 1922. The purpose of Phi is to promote leadership among the high school girls. The requirements for membership are: a 2.75 grade average, a good personality rating, and a show of leadership ability. The club's annual events are the Initiation, to which the mothers are invited and enter- tained, a book review held with the B.M.C., one social each semester, this year held at Thanksgiving and the biggest one on Valen- tines day, and attendance to a professional play each semester. Seated? Linda Hensley, Secretary; Judy Vogel, President; Koy Porto, Treasurer. Standing: Non Flippen, Poet Laureate; Kothy Kiker, His- torian. 58 Row One: Karen Hutchtemonn, Dixie Overholser, Ruby Korte- mcicr, Alberto Wcidcmonn, Joanne Alexander Victzke, Char- lotte Long, Doreen Duncon, Linda Hinderson, Kotie Dunn, Dolores Curtis, Sondra Heitzmon, Dorothy Boling. Row Two: Georgia Lacefield, Joann Murphy, Nancy Bochelor, Carolyn Brown, Potty McGorvin, Borbara Anderson, Kay Barton, Linda Price, Sharon McCobe, Jerry Devine, Pat Miller, Pat Fox. Row Three: Jeanne Covins, Janice Stoner, Lovon Reusscr, Karen Grass, Kothy Foucon, Connie Adams, Kotherine White, Ida Stephens, Donna Miller, Janice Wollace, Lorctto Warren. Row Four: Morvellena Brooks, Joyce Worden, Bonnie Sue Baldwin, Della Mae Hohtemann, Potty Wells, Louise Self, Janice Rush, Mozelle Henderson. The Bonita Marico Cotto Literary Soc- iety was organized in Feb, 1915. The purpose of the club was first to be an activity for sophomores, but was finally expanded to in- clude seniors. The main events of the club take place during their “Focus week which includes attending a professional play, having a party or dance, and holding a book review. Mrs. Art Harrison — Mrs. Dean Word First Row: Joann Vietzke, Secretary; Kotie Dunn, President; Dorothy Boling, Historian. Row Two: Ruby Kortemeier, Treasurer; Sandra Heitzmon, Vice-President; Glenda Anderson, Parliamentarian. 59 First Row: Mrs. Art Horrison, Koy Porto, Shoron McCobe, Oron Clemons, Chorlotte Fogg, Bino McWethy, Beverly Tote, John Adorns. Second Row: Lorry Englehart, Richard Fogg, Gole Johnson, Pot Entrekin, Shirley Johnson, Joyce Jackson, Lo Donna Helm, Marguerite Hoard, Fred Fanson, Andrew Von Werder, Jim Murphy. THESPIANS MRS. ART HARRISON, Sponsor Thespian was started centuries ago by the first Greek actor, Thespius. You pay $1.50 when you first join and don't pay any other dues at all. You receive a Dramatic book all school year. The colors of Thespians are blue and gold. To become a mem- ber you must have ten points. You get these points by taking part in putting on a play. You get so many points for each speech you say as an actor. For being a chairman or member of a committee, such as publicity, stage setting, costumes and properties, you receive points. Row One: Oron Clemons, President; Shoron McCobe, Vice-President. Row Two: Bino McWethy, Treasurer; Charlotte Fogg, Secre- tory; Beverley Tote, Clerk. Row One: Phyllis Chopmon, Mrs. Guth, Mary Beth Gold- berger, Etta Tennery, Joyce Zucksworth, Juonito O'Non. Row Two: Irvin Heckes, Nels Olonder, Jennifer Borber, Carol Jeon Jones, Karen Cecil, Pot Powell, Jeonie Willingham, Melindo Clancy, Frances Farnhom, Sue Ferguson, Sandi Humphrey, Lindo Elkins, Janice Brower, John Adams, Goylord Show. Row Three: Weselynn Ninman, Freda Bond, Anita Bortlett, Barbara Anderson, Linda Price, Kothy Armold, Corolyn Perdue, Phyllis Howorth. ART CLUB The Acee Blue Eagle chapter of the National Art Honor Society was organized in El Reno in 1944. The purpose of the club is to inspire individual improvement and to fur- ther art interests in the school and community. To be eligible for membership in the Art Club, an S + grode in art and an N average in other subjects, the submission of an original piece of art work at the initiation, high moral and ethical standards, are all necessary. The social event of each year is the initiation which consists of a pot-luck dinner, enter- tainment and an art exhibit by the pledges at which prizes are given for the best work. Row One: Joyce Zucksworth, President; Judy Vogel, Vice-President. Row Two: Etto Ten- nery, Treasurer; Mory Beth Goldberger, Sec- retory. 61 Row One: Kotic Dunn, Lillion Cox, Glcndo Anderson, Neal Boucom. Row Two: Sondro Hcitzmon, Barbara Lorenzcn, Jo Ann Vietzke, Sondi Greshman, Jeanne Doke, Koren Selkins, Retho Borrow, Koren Garrett, Joyce Zucksworth. Row Three: Jockie Lyle, Farris Whitley, Frank Waller, Robert Morris, Veldon Koubo. Row Four: Charles Anthony, Phil Ivester, Eddie O'Bleness, Ralph Rickner, Arnold Abner, Don Cecil, Melvin Payton, J. C. Smort. The Trade and Industrial Club was organized in 1936. It was the first club of its kind in the state. The purposes of the club are to develop qualities of leadership, to encourage social and re- creational activities, to devolop qualities of stability and self-confidence, to promote scholarship among members, and to familiarize their members with a broader view of the world's work. The members take special T I classes and have part time jobs. Row One: Lillion Cox, Treasurer; Katie Dunn, T I Swocthcort; Glendo Anderson, Secretory. Row Two: Neol Boucom, President; Maurice Ausley, Vice-President. MR. C. L. MC GILL, Sponsor 6 7 8 9 10 n 14 IS 16 17 20 21 22 23 24 27 28 29 30 Row One: Tommy Rondol, Richard Meyers, Jerry Estes, Roy Maine, Lorry Hoffman, Tommy Leonard. Row Two: Irvin Hcckes, Joe Stanley, Pete Tro, Lorry Reuter, Marvin Bell, Morion Watson, Glenn Dodd, Mr. Robertson. Row Three: Ronny Porter, Allan Jensen, Doyle Biller, Oscor Wehmuller, Edgar Stine, Leon Bomhoff. The Future Formers of America is a national organization for boys taking vocational agriculture. It was organized in El Reno in November, 1928, to provide further training in farmer citizenship. The purpose is to prepare boys from fourteen to twenty- one years of oge for farming through vocational ag- riculture. The main events for the F.F.A. boys are the county and state fairs, where many of them are exhibitors. They also hold a social at Christmas for the members ond their dates. Allan Jensen, Reporter; Sharon Williams, State F.F.A. Sweetheart; Doyle Biller, President; Jerry Estes, Sentinel; Ronny Porter, Vice-President; Irvin Heckes, Parliamen- tarian; Pete Tro, Treasurer; Julio Smith, F.F.A. Sweet- heart. Absent: Larry Doothcrogc, Secretory. MR. M. J. ROBERTSON 63 Row One: Gayle Stonemon, Susan Barnes, Koy Borton, Sherry Chombless, Billie Jean Cacy, Marilyn Ellison, Juanita O'Non, Ruth Ann Halacko, Mory Louise Borker, Koren Boorsmo, Shoron Williams, Jamie Sue Palmer. Row Two: Mrs. Vivion Moore, Clydel Wier, Nan Flippen, Kathy Kiker, Laura Liebshier, Martha Honnemon, Ruby Kortemeier, Florence Lucus, Cloy Gilbert, Betty Miles, Jo Ann Murphy, Joan Kincaid, Jannolo Rains, Mrs. Betty Wotson. Row Three: Vclvo Smirl, Boots Effen- beck, Betty Jo Southern, Donna Miller, Sherry Rogers, Beverley Tate, Judy Gholston, Gayle Ryle, Carol Dur- ham, Shirley Johnson, Ruth Nichols, Marion Marquordt. Row Four: Pat Shommel, Claretta Ankney, Morilyn Show, Ann Throilkill, Shoron Adorns, Diane Davis, Patricia Gordon, Edwino Lcmke, Marvelleno Brooks, Kothy Faucon, Mary Good. Row Five: Phylis De Laughter, Koy Maine, Koren Cecil, Shirley De Laughter, Carolyn Effenbeck, Linda Word, Bunny Loughlin, Jon Cooper, Judy McGee, Corolyn Goad, Solly Harrison, Christine Whitley, Sharon Hamilton. Row Six: Corolyn De Laughter, Joyce Jackson, Corolyn Brown, Pot En- trekin, Etto Tennery, Betty Irvin, Ido Stephens, Jonice Wallocc, Sandi Humphrey, Judy Hromado, Charlotte Long, Lavada Jessup. F.H.A. The Future Homemakers of America wos organized on September 16, 1938. The El Reno F.H.A. chapter is affiliated with both the state and national F.H.A. organizations. Mrs. Betty Wotson and Mrs. Vivian Moore, Sponsors. Row One: Vondo Heckes, Rosclyn Hoynes, Shoron Honilton, Lyndo Thompson, Carolyn Wintermutc, Amondo Lewis, Jockie Hill, Sharon Seely, Diona Mor- quardt, Carlo Coster, Verda Hobson, Renic Gholston. Row Two: Linda George, Janice Wilkerson, Sherry Ivester, Joonne Porter, Noncy Kessler, Grace Barber, Louise Self, Beatrice Marquardt, Royalyn Loyal I, Judy Weils, Bonita Gentry, Lynda Grady. Row Three: Lou Ann Clark, Teresa Jones, Sandro Coker, Shoron Sounders, Morion Wilson, Lindo Slate, Barbaro Stone, Eleanor Modbull, Jan Tillinghost, Patsy Huston, Paulette Nin- man, Charlene Hall. Row Four: Flossie Williams, Ann Culver, Potricio Powell, Margie Hayworth, Jennifer Barber, Linda Whitley, Deldo Crawford, Carol Stewart, Clara Greeny, Corolyn Lovelody, Mory Honnemon, Dione Joliff. Row Five: Peggy Sue Beaver, Zetto Spurr, Ellen Carroll, Mary Jane King, Betty Hall. F.H.A. The formol installation of the officers and initiation of the members are held in October. Once a month o luncheon meeting is conducted by the F.H.A. officers. At Christ- mas time a formol dance is held with the high light of the evening being the crowning of the F.H.A. King by the President. F.H.A. Week is observed each year by the club. Karen Boorsma, Trcoiurcr; Sherry Chomblcss, Song Leader; Kay Borton, Historion; Jamie Sue Palmer, Rccreotion Leader; Mory Louise Bar- ker, Pianist; Marilyn Ellison, President; Sharon Williams, Rccreotion Leader; Juonito O'Nan, Secretary; Billie Jean Cocy, Reporter; Susan Barnes, Song Leader; Ruth Ann Halacka, Vice- President; Goyle Stonemon, Porliomcntorion. SENATE Joson Morquordt, President; Terry Petitt, Vice-President; Jon Tillinghost, Sccrctory-Treosurer; Fronk Wollcr, Sergeont-at-Arms; Johnny Schmoyer, Member. FORUM Row One: Ronny Grady, Jomes Mowery, Som Curtis, Jim Murphy, LeRoy Corn, Horvey Ploutt, Jim Dunn, Dub Hortwig. Row Two: Gene Sloughter, Nels Olondcr, French Denwolt, Charles Anthony. LETTERMAN’S CLUB Row One: Doug Newmon, Jim Duckett, Jim Murphy, Jim Preston, Robert MeGoffin, Richard Fogg, Bruce Cottey, Billy Cook, Leroy Corn, Cooch Kenneth Komm, Coach Jenks Simmons. Row Two: Jasper Golden, Ron- nie Atkinson, Oran Clemons, Bill McDaniel, Keith Worshom, Jackie Parker, Manuel Hucsmon, Mike Fire, Ranny Grady, Horvey Plauf. Row Three: Cooch Bill Davis, Tom Mowery, Billy Horris, Larry Deatherage, Billy Croig, John Gilfillon, Nets Olonder, Sam Curtis, Ernest Crosswhite, Lonny Keller. NATIONAL ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY Harvey Plauf, Nels Olonder, Oron Clemons, Billy Craig, Robert MeGoffin, Richard Fogg, Jim Murphy. 67 Row One: Ruth Ann Holocko, Corolyn Morquordt, Cloy Gilbert, Kothy Kiker, Billie Jeon Cocy, Sondi Gresham, Judy Vogel, Morilyn Ellison, Undo Hensley, Non Flippen. Row Two: Ruby Kortemeier, Glenda Anderson, Betty Bartlett, Betty Jo Southern, Bino McWethy, Horvey Plout, Gayle Ryel, Judy Rcmi, Corot Durhom, Dorothy Swingle, Ronald Evans, Charlotte Fogg, Dorothy Boling, Sondro Heitzmon, Peter Bargeliotes, Koren Garrett, Nels Olonder. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Mrs. Josephine Toylor, Sponsor. The National Honor Society was organized in 1932. This is affiliated with the national organiza- tion. The organization is a reward to those students who can qualify. New members are elected at the end of the first semester of each year on a basis of: scholarship 60%, leadership 16% and citizenship 24%. Five per cent of the junior class and fifteen per cent of the senior class are eligible for member- ship. Ruth Ann Halacko, Vice-President; Horvey Plout, President; Sondi Gresham, Secretary and Treasurer. 68 OFFICE STAFF Mr. M. A. Mitchell, Judy Vogel, Chorlotte Long, Doreen Duncan, Judy Dovis, Mrs. Sedberry, Pot Entrekin, Kotic Irvin, Lo Donno Helm, Marion Morquordt, Dolores Curtis, Jon Cooper. LIBRARIANS Seated: Marilyn Ellison, Shirley Johnson, Carolyn DeLaughtcr, Mrs. Edna Kelly, Donno Miller. Standing: Ruth Ann Holocko, Alice Stonley. Joyce Jockson, Peggy Hilley, Mory Ann Huntress, Georgia Loccfield, Joyce Worden, Crystal Schwab, Ido Stephens, Karen Porks, Rilla Rickner. 69 August Heusmon, Luke Hondley, Jockson Edwords. CAFETERIA 70 Row 0ne: Joon Kincoid, Morvellena Brooks, Jonolo Rains, Goylo Niles, Mrs. Irene Bowling, Mrs. Jessie Kessler. Row One: Karen Oneth, Carolyn Marquardt, Billie Jean Cocy. Marilyn Ellison. Row Two: Bob Bornes, Bill Harris, Nels Olonder, Harvey Plout, Jon Tillinghost. BUS DRIVERS Doyle Biller, Gordon Miller, James Hickerson, Melvin Wildes, Mr. Jock Thomas. SENIOR CREATIVE WRITING CLASS First Row: Cloy Gilbert, Alberto Wiedemann, Joan Kincaid, Nels Olonder. Row Two: Karen Oneth, Judy Vogel, Shoron Gross, Jon Tillinghost, Margaret Fisher. Row Three: Koy Porto, Linda Hensley, Corolyn Marquardt, Kathy Kiker, JoAnn Murphy, Florence Lucus. Row Four: Jonie Wolker, Chorlotte Fogg, Non Flippen, Betty Miles. Standing: Mr. Ernest Doke. JUNIOR CREATIVE WRITING CLASS Row One: Dick Jones, Judy Remi. Row Two: Corolyn DeLoughter, Phil Pumphrey, Alice Stonley. Row Three: Ruth Nichols, Bert Yont, Kay Barton. Row Four: Krin Hollingsworth, Corol Durham, Jesse Sherman. Row Five: Carol Shumochcr, Rosella Williams. Standing: Mr. Ernest Doke. 72 DIET OF DATES Lorry Englehort,the Stronger; Kay Porta, Peg; Pot Entrekin, Prompter; John Adorns, Tom; Bino McWcthy, Betty; Joke Bloom, Dod; Jim Hoyes, Fuzzein; Chorlotte Fogg, Mother; Richard Fogg, Sidi; Sonny VonWerder, Axel; Beverley Tote, Dot; Marguerite Hoord, Pffozimoh; Lo Donna Helm, Dophne; Eldon Shrum, Ernie; Shoron McCobe, Irmo. UNINVITED GHOST Jo Ellen Morrison, Prompter; Bino McWethy, Student Director ond Sissy; Carolyn Morquordt, Madge; Gwen Shropshire, Betty; Oron Clemons, Rich; Lo Donno Helm, Dorothy; Ted Ownby, Bill; John Adams, Jim; Eldon Shrum, Mr. Flinch; Doreen Duncon, Hortense; Anito Bartlett, Noncy; Marguerite Hoord, Elaine. 73 SUNDAY COSTS FIVE PESOS Pot Wells, Prompter; Morgucrite Hoord, Student Director; Koy Porto, Salome; Eorl Roy Jones, Fidel; Beverley Tote, Celestino, Flo Lucus, Tonio; Pot Shommel, Property Chairman over all. Absent: Morilyn Ellison, Berta. SURE AS YOU’RE BORN Amondo Lewis, Prompter; Lorry Englehort, Fother; Sharon McCabe, Mother; Barbara Anderson, Connie; Jim Murphy, Wilbur and Wilbur Mae; Morgoret Fisher, Betty Lou; Charlott Fogg, Student Director. Absent: John Miller, the Angel. 74 “■e NAN FLIPPEN KATHY KIKER The 1957-58 Boomer Queen wos nominoted by the two creotive writing classes and voted on by the student body. Janie Walker, the queen, was crowned at the annual Boomer Party in the Spring. Her attendants were Nan Flippen and Kathy Kiker. 77 SANDI GRESHAM Senior LINDA PRICE Junior AMANDA LEWIS Sophomore Pamela Chiles, Freshman candidate, was elected on the basis of the ticket soles. Her attendants were: Sandi Gresham, Senior candidate; Linda Price, Junior candidate; and Amanda Lewis, Sophomore candidate. Her coronation took place at the first basketball game, since the coronation football game was cancelled due to illness and the weather. 80 JUDY VOGEL SANDI GRESHAM The E.H.S. Basketball Queen, Charlotte Fogg, was chosen from a group of girls nominated by the basketball team. She was elected by a vote of the entire student body. Her coronation took place at the Putman City ball game and she was crowned by Ranny Grady, co-captain of the basket- ball team. Her attendants were Sandi Gresham and Judy Vogel. 81 Judy Vogel Band Queen 82 Judy Vogel was crowned Band Queen ot the Band's Spring Concert last spring by Ronald Jackson, drum major. Her attend- ants were Charlotte Fogg and Marilyn Ellison. She was elected by a vote of the student body, after being nominated by the band members. T AND I SWEETHEART Katie Dunn was chosen by the T I club members as their T I Sweetheart. She was El Reno's candidate for state T I Sweet- heart. Katie was introduced on TV with othei: candidates at the Western District meeting in Duncan. ADELANTE QUEEN Bunny Laughlin was elected Spanish Queen by the Adelante Club members. She was El Reno's candidate for the Queen of the Spanish-American Fiesta at Norman. 84 FFA STATE SWEETHEART Sharon Williams, El Reno's 1956-57 F.F.A. Sweetheart, was chosen as State F.F.A. Sweetheart in the annual contest this fall. Her reign covers the 1957 - 58 period. Sharon is the first state queen E.H.S. has produced and everyone is very proud of her. FFA SWEETHEART The F.F.A. members elected Julia Smith as their sweetheart for 1958-59. She was crowned by Doyle Biller, president of the local chapter, at the Christmas party. She was El Reno's candidate for the state F.F.A. sweetheart. Leroy Corn EHS PEP CLUB BING The members of both sections of the E.H.S. Pep Club elected Leroy Corn os Club King. He wos crowned by Koren Oneth, Junior-Senior president, ot the Pep Club Christ- mas Donee. FHA KING The F.H.A. King, Robert McGoffin, was elected by the members of F.H.A. He was crowned by Marilyn Ellison Club president at the F.H.A. Christmas dance. 86 Robert McGoffin PHI KING The members of the Phi elected Billy Horris os their club king. He was crowned at the Phi Valentine Dance by Linda Hensley, club secretary. Bill Harris BMC KING Jim Kuban was chosen as B MC. king by the B.M.C. members. He was crowned at the B.M.C. Christmas dance by Katie Dunn, president. Jim Kubon 87 90 Congratulations From FIRST NATIONAL BANK El Reno, Oklahoma Complete Banking Service Since 1892 100 South Bickford Phone 54 M. F. LEEPER SIGNS Congratulations, Class of '58 FISHER NISSEN The Home of Better Fitting Shoes 112 South Rock Islond Phone 484 Cor ond Truck Lettering Window Signs, Rood Signs Scotchlite (Reflecting Signs) Neon Service 205 South Rock Island Phone 2418 SPURLIN SALES CO. Ford Tractors and Equipment New Holland and Gehl Equipment also Krause Plows 2 Mi. Southeast on Highway 66 El Reno Oklahoma The Talk Goes On About The New Clothes 121 South Rock Island at MrUMHCOBNU- Phone 359 91 GENERAL MILLS INC El Reno, Oklahoma Gold Medal Kitchen Tested Flour Tirt$fon offers Congratulations to the 1958 Seniors 106 S. Bickford Phone 163 The New Consumers Hi-Way 66 West El Reno, Oklahoma EVANS CLEANERS Made to Measure Clothes Specialists in Sweaters and Skirts Post Office Block Phone 314 Congratulations Seniors CAHILL RADIO AND TELEVISION 205 South Rock Island Phone 195 Best Wishes To Closs of '58 OKLAHOMA TIRE SUPPLY 101 North Bickford Phone 344 Phone 558 STEVENSON'S 528 West Watts Free Parking Food Market More than 30 years of service to this community (tx-MtmsWfMlit Po.t Office Bo 892 IHl Reno, Olclal toma PAN-TEX CLEANERS Phone 900 217 South Bickford We Clean With Care The Clothes You Wear 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 — 94 F L O w E R S BUTTS FLOWER SHOP Pauline Butts Smith, Owner 113 South Rock Island Shop 478 — Phones - Night 47 El Reno, Oklahoma THE EL RENO DAILY TRIBUNE Canadian County's Blue Ribbon Daily All The News — In Word and Picture — Every Day ! MARSHALL CHEVROLET CO. B. T. and Bill Marshall 106 East Wode Phones: 355 and 356 Since 1890 — Boosting The El Reno High School — Its Faculty and Students. We Are Proud To Be Able To Co-operate With This Fine Institution MERLE'S CHILI PARLOR and NEVA'S BEAUTY SALON (Ross Sons) El Reno Seed Feed Co. PURINA CHOWS 100 South Choctow Phone 540 MYRTLE'S CAFE 110 S. Choctow Let us help you sove ond build for the future by in- vesting or borrowing from this organization. Strictly o Canadian County Concern EL RENO FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN 207 East Woodson Phone 345 om enedd where printing is still an art printers ([(Jedding Stationery Persona Stationery v njormaCs Cuds Napkins 208 South ChocUw Phone 500 HI Reno, OhUhoma 95 HUDDART- CORNELIUS MOTOR COMPANY Ford ond Mercury Deolers 200 North Choctow Phone 546 Pi K 3 KEY’S AtW AYS M tsi o u a i uv Penney Quolity Is Your Grcotest Saving 117 S. Bickford G. F. Beckett, Mgr. Congratulations To Class of '58 EL RENO SPORT SHOP Harvey C. Dozier 120 N. Bickford Phone 580 El Reno, Oklohoma Best Wishes To Seniors of 1958 THE DAIRY HUT 1405 W. Sunset Congratulations ARNOLD MONUMENT CO. 1220 South Macomb Phone 136 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 JACKSONS' You Sove More At Jocksons' Store! 900 South Hodden Congratulations, Seniors! CHISHOLM TRAIL CAFE 2121 East On Highway 66 96 EL RENO RADIO a TV Soles — Service 207 N. Bickford, El Reno, Oklahoma Phone 373 Congratulations to the Seniors of 1958 C. R. ANTHONY CO. 200 South Bickford LUTHER C. GADBERRY Investments 111 South Rock Islond HENRY BEHNE Jeweler Fine Diomonds — Silverwore China Dinnerwore El Reno, Oklahomo Congratulations Seniors of 1958 STEFFEN'S ICE CREAM AND DAIRY PRODUCTS Phone 57 Congratulations OKLAHOMA COCA COLA BOTTLING CO. 312 West Woodson Phone 127 MAYTAG SALES AND SERVICE MAYTAG PHILCO Ranges Television Washers Refrigerators Dryers Ron«cs Ironers Deep Freeze Dennis Adams — Owner Operator 211 S. Rock Island phone 299 SAFEWAY STORE Open to serve you 8:00 AM to 9:00 PM Seven days a week 97 Congratulations Seniors of 1957 BENSON FUNERAL HOME 100 South Admire Phone 120 Mrs. Thomas Benson Paul C. Huber George W. Homilton Roy O. Shay HIWAY 81 DAIRY The Best in Milk Phone 3273-W-1 BOTTS-HUME-BROWN Elm and Barker Phone 304 CRYSTAL LAUNDRY CLEANERS 114 North Choctaw Phone 11 or 58 SCHOOLING DRUG CO. The Rexoll Store Phone 68 BOB S GRILL Hamburgers 20 Coneys 20 WYNES GROCERY 309 North Bickford Phone 174 PULLMAN BARBER SHOP Eddie Rogers, Owner HAROLD'S GRILL Hamburgers in Bosket — 35 HUTSON BROTHERS 300 South Rock Island Phone 830 BURGESS SERVICE STATION 220 South Rock Island Phone 169 ABERCROMBIES' FARM MACHINERY 200 West Elm Phone 279 BUNKHOUSE MOTEL 521 North Choctaw Phone 326 FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP 109 East Woodson W. G. Clouse EL RENO PARTS 116 South Choctaw Phone 1266 CLYDE R. MAXEY 207 E. Woodson Insurance HALVERSON IMPLEMENT COMPANY 1305 S. Rock Island Phone 49 MOORE JEWELRY 218 S. Bickford Phone 627 CENTRAL SHOE SHOP 109 E. Russell DELUXE BARBER SHOP HUTCHINSON NURSERY 1206 Sunset Drive Phone 542 THE VOGUE 114 E. Russell Phone 857-W ROY STAFFORD INS. AGENCY 207 N. Bickford Phone 784 LLOYD F. ANDERSON 212 S. Bickford — Real Estote Ins. TIMBERLAKE'S BOOKSTORE 207 S. Bickford Phone 669 SHULTE OIL CO. Evans and Oak Phone 707 STEPHENSON DRUG CO. 101 S. Bickford Phone 1222 JONES FURNITURE CO. 113-119 N. Rock Island Phone 1212 TONY'S FOOD MARKET 622 West Watts Phone 1953 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 98 i. Eorly morning rush. I'll toke this one. You toke thot one. Congrotulotions Seniors! CONWAY MOTEL 2000 Sunset Drive Phone 261 SUNSET MARKET 500 Sunset Drive B. T. Conwoy, Mgr. Get to closs! Get to closs! CANADIAN COUNTY OFFICERS DIRECTORY COUNTY SHERIFF Tiny Royse, Phone 79 COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Roy Tech George Hurst W. R. Mayberry Phone 1145 COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Neal Golden Phone 704 COUNTY TREASURER Helen March, Phone 71 COURT CLERK Dorothy Lorenzen COUNTY CLERK Cecil E. Bross, Phone 96 PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY PHELPS CLINIC 203 South Macomb C. RILEY STRONG, M.D. Obstetrics Phone: Offices 62, Residence 283 ORIN J. HAKE, M.D. Internal Medicine Phones: Office 62, Residence 118 JAMES P. JOBE, M.D. Internal Medicine Phone: Office 62, Residence 140 MALCOM E. PHELPS, M.D. Surgery — Phone 62 DR. C. A. BENTLEY, JR. Dentist Liebmann Court Bldg. DR. JOHN MOGAB, M.D. Physician and Surgeon 104 West Hoyes EL RENO VETERINARY HOSPITAL 231 West Woodson, Phone 61 JACK W. MYERS, M.D. Professional Bldg, Phone 27 JOE M. OZMUN, D.D.S. 204 - 206 Citizens National Bldg. E. W. POTTS, D.D.S. PRESTON FLORAL COMPANY Flowers For All Occasions 203 South Rock Island Phone 670 DAVIDSON CASE LUMBER CO. Dealers in America's most beautiful matching colors for walls, ceiling, wood- work, in SPRED SATIN and SPRED LUS- TRE PAINTS, 321 S. Choctaw 100 Phones 16 or 231 JERRY ALEXANDER DARREL COOKSEY EDWARD L. CLARK Business Administration Electronics Business Administration BOBBY DOUGHETY JERALD ERVIN JERRY ERVIN Electronics Engineering Automotive Design Business Administration WAYNE EZELL RICHARD FEDDERSEN DON FOX Business Administration Geology Arts and Sciences 103 FRED GARRETT CHARLES GILL CLARENCE GOLDEN Chemical Engineering Business Administration Arts and Sciences MAX GOOD BOB HEDRICK RONALD HOPKINS Civil Engineering Arts and Sciences Business Administration RONALD JACKSON ROBERT JONES GARY KUBALA Electronics Engineering Geology Business Administration 104 GERALD LACY GARY LEMKE NETA LIEBSCHER Engineering Automotive Engineering Home Economics ROBERT LUMPMOUTH FRED MARTS BETTY MEYER Drafting Petroleum Engineering Elementary Education JO ANN SEXTON NELSON STOUT GARY STONEMAN English Education Engineering Business Administration NEWTON TARVER CHESTER TAYLOR Arts and Sciences Architecture 106 DEAN RAY P. PORTER MESSAGE FROM THE DEAN Education For The Space Age The industrial age in which we have been living has been an age of emphasis upon materials and money. Applied science has superseded basic science. A man's status in a community has been evaluated largely by his salary or income. Many of our American Pulitzer prize winners speak only broken English. A Maxwell, a Hertz, a Faraday, an Einstein, or a Bohr, amongst us, would have been slightingly referred to as an egghead or a long-hair. Short working hours, new cars, and television have developed an entertain- ment and play-seeking people, who have not created in other peoples of the world, friend- ship, respect, or a desire to copy our way of life. Have we been too gay and sophisticated to recognize and respect their intellectual and spiritual worth? Respect must be mutual. Education for the space age will require education for basic creative thinking of all kinds. It will require effort and creative use of leisure — even home work and maybe austerity. Dollars have not bought good will; development of the intellectual and spiritual are due a trial. The contest for winning the minds of men is fully as important as the race for better rockets, missiles, and satellites. This contest will be won only by hard work and creative endeavor of all kinds — in the fields of art, music, literature, economics, government, and philosophy, as well as in mathematics and science. Outstanding accomplishment in these areas will do much to make us strong economically and militarily, and to win respect for and confidence in our culture and our sense of values. Peoples of the world, then, may be convinced that we are sincerely striving to improve upon the welfare and dignity of man, spiritually and intellectually. Peoples of these common convictions can and will stand united successfully against all tyranny. Ray P. Porter, Dean El Reno Junior College 107 COLLEGIAN STAFF Standing: Kay Niles, Snapshots; Don Fox, Departments; JoAnn Sexton, Calendar. Seated: Phyllis Loy, Typist; Karen Oneth, Editor. Lorry Englehort, Photographer OFFICERS Stonding: Charles Gill, Sergeont-ot-Arms; Larry Pen- wright. President; Charles Whittle, Vice-President. Seated: Phyllis Loy, Secretary; Potty Carroll, Treasurer; Koy Niles, Reporter. 108 SCIENCE Mr. Ray P. Porter A.B., M.S. MATHEMATICS Miss Helen Knight B.S., M.A. 109 SPEECH Mrs. Arthur Harrison A.B. SOCIAL STUDIES Miss May Shanklin B.S., M.A. ART Mrs. Ardyth Guth B.S., M A E. 112 BUSINESS COMMUNICATION BUSINESS MATHEMATICS ' Neta Liebscher Thomas Lane MOST HELPFUL Betty Meyer Ronald Hopkins QUIETEST Gary Kubala Phyllis Loy MOST STUDIOUS Potty Carroll Harold Johnson BEST CARD PLAYERS Woyne Ezell Ronald Jackson Darrel Cooksey Gibby Gholston BEST LOOKING MOST TALENTED WITTIEST LOUDEST 113 Gary Lemke Jo Ann Sexton BUSIEST Lissen fellos Karen Oneth Larry Penwright MOST POPULAR Kay Niles Isn't he sweet! LOG OF A SPACE JOURNEY We assembled for blast off in SEPTEMBER The place was El Reno Junior College. There were 46 crew members and nine officers. It was to be o nine-stage rocket, and we waited anxiously on this hot, sticky morning for the countdown . . . three seconds . . . two seconds . . . one second . . . the bell rang and we were off. The second stage was launched the first of OCTOBER — Realizing that diversion is necessary on such a long trip, we launched a hayrack ride and wiener roast to the Canadian River. On NOVEMBER 1 we were Rockin' In the Orbit — Some of the cats were jet-propelled when we had a dance at the American Legion hall. We celebrated Thanksgiving traditionally, however, and the flu epedemic forced the closing of school for a week. We could see stars in DECEMBER — The traditional Christmas star blazed in glory from many heights as Christmas decorations began to appear. To celebrate the season, a banquet and dance were held in the school cafeteria and college lounge. There were hillbillies in outer space in JANUARY — When we looked closer, we discovered the hillbillies were some of our crew members presenting a play. First semester ended, and it was with sorrow that we watched several of our fellows leave us. There were new ones to join us, however, and we welcomed them wholeheartedly. Frosty made his appearance — and disappearance — during January, too. He was a snowman sculptured by some of our more artistic members. Cupid flew through the air in FEBRUARY — Valentine's day found us at a sweetheart dance at the American Legion hall. We had fired our sixth rocket. Only three more and our journey would be over. We took to wheels in MARCH — The occasion was a skating party and hamburger fry. Frantic efforts were being made to complete the annual. In APRIL the sophomores began to look forward to graduation — We were coming near to the end of our journey, and every one could feel the excitement in the air. MAY was the final stage — Although we tried hard, we couldn't keep our minds on final examina- tions. There was the annual trip to think about, and the smell of spring was in the air. Our ship settled gently to the ground, and happily and regretfully we bade each other farewell. 117 AUTOGRAPHS 119 INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Puklishfis (ovci Mcnulodvitrs look Imdeii I AC TOR V HOME OffKE Kansas City PRINTED IN U • A