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LW' 'IWW Stab' wish to express our deep-
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CTABLE OF CONTEN
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PAGIE
AITNIINISTRATION f I.ms I'1'naI1lf and Ifllzdllflll Sm- II'arn'n II I. II 4
ENID' OKLAHOMA I1xIic:U'I'IvI2s Ivflnn II',IgnffI I ,. ..,, . ,..A I I I 5
I I1Ac:UII'I'Y I I II 6
WHO'S WHO IN IaIIIIsI II I II II II 7
Volume XVIII May' 1951 IAOOTIIALL V I ..,. IILIII A.,. ., :II 9
I.INITI:I7 NATIONS WI1I-LK--In flnn IVagm'rIII ..., I0
LI5GIONIiTTIiS--Danna Bonn' ann' lilary f1liI'z' Caldwell ..,..,. I II
FOOTBALL --Ifrry Hf'rzl11'rgII I ...,... I I I II II II IIII2, I5
,,HMlA,fl I my www NMS my PW HW Sm MEMORIAL ASSEMBLYIIII-an Rum-It . .A.,A II II I I I4
'I' ' ' I ' - ' - 'W' TO OUR IIIQROIQS :Jaffa II'IlI.IIrIII II ....,..., ..A..,..,, .Y I I I II I5
MII. Uklnlwma OUTSTANDING c:ITIZFNs Ami, fizmfmd and Ann cI'myII I I I6
"ONE IIOOT IN HEAVEN"--Harold smgff ......,.....,. I.,.I I I I,I., I I7
l'l'fIff'Iuff'1"'f'1' "v UM MWIMM' SOCK-HOIIS Imfmml Ivifpbf-Us limi II II II., I.I,I, II..,,. I I ,... I II I IH
Ir..,.I, OIII..I,.,.,,I. LIFE IN ENIIJ IIICQHIINMV cfm-II ..I, I ,,...,,. I....OII I II I9
ORGANIZATIONS OI? IENID HIGH SCHOOLII
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1',,4w-,w,IIl lrvy IIIIII SOI'I'IIwIwI'I-IIN INIIIIMING Co. GIRLS' SV'IiAx'IjI?f-I'rla'wna Inmxv and Nanny fin-fn. I II .....,.. I Z8
T Ina' ,kill Q BOYS' 5I'AII: Ronald Cfarlllrrlq ,,.I,, I II... ...,, ,,I. I ..., I I I 23
" i' I 'Im' HTIMIQ TO SING' Nnmy of.-I-If and lo Ann IImgm'fII I IIII, III
l'I'lIll:Il lry IIIIII IINIII IIYINTN CRI., l'1Il:lIIili4'n :A'I:sXiEIIi!EI'?:fLc,HAN1pS ' b F I ' """"" ' """' 32'
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I5IIiII, CJIKIQIIIOIIIAI BASKETBALL H W V -A rv t W U 35
I , IQ , GIRLS' INTRAMURALS Ivan Ranrk I I I Imax
.SfniIIIim'I'zl luv RIIIII Sltill AIlIlI XI OI IMARNIIAII Bc,YS' INTRATVHIRAL BASKETBALL SHIV, Cbampjm H H V 38
HSYNIIIHONY, SONG AND SVVINGH Lvix Vrnablr' and ILIIIZIIIIFYIJ II'arrI'nI 40, 4I
STUDIENT COUNCIL lrmn Urniry and A1ll7'l'I'll!l H1'rnI I 42
IT COULD BE WORSI2 Slurlw' Stall and lflizallrlli II'urn'nI I 44
SIENIORS OI5 I95I Slurlrf' Stull and l1ilIZfll7l'f,J IIVIITVIW1 I II II I 46,47I48,4fI
- I HAIL ENII3 HIGH SCHOOL II II II I.... II II ISU, SI
NUR I'URIi05I1 SLNIOIIS OI5 IQSIAIISIMIW S1011 and If1,zI.I,fIII II'arn'1i IIII 52,5354
"WIS SHOOK THI2 FAMILY TRIEIY- --Ronald clK17'lIlt'f4Q I I I 55
IIIIII QIIIII MI-IOIVINI ix flwluuiml 10 flu- Swniory of I,UN'0R5oo1f'f1'I"7f' l,"'7"'f"J1'aff "ml ,Nf"'fJ' T"""I" -"' 56- 57
V I I It , I I I I SOIII-IOIVIORLS l'ra1IIT'x Long and Carla II'llI0xIII I II IIIIIIISN, 59
l""fl Hail' -W'f'f'l- UH' Qfffll 'ILl'l,I-fdzulf' Sufi iw IIOIIDAYS IN THII WATFII Naniy Tmdlr on oi
wiulniwnwz' Io pmflum- II maguzim' wlvivln in flu' ycarx 51II5I5qjH,1g,,,,,,1d fj,,,1f,,I,q ,md H,,,,,1,1'S,,1Q,,f ,,,,, I K 62
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I .I I I I 11- S I , - OUR QUILILNS---Io flnn II'agm'r IIIII I IIIIIIIII II I64, 65
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llI1Iv Hliltfiiilllt' no! only Imcu, 11141 HI tbl' future years, SPECIAL DELUXE, Wanda 5-QFIW and Ann Dmknm -uluu K 68
iI't' lwlw m't'rmI11liIvl1r'1l nur 11urpnIi'L' BASEBALL MID-STATE CHAMPS -II". DI lmziav II I 70
TRACK--Chuck fIIl1f'yII I IIIIIIIIII IIII, I IIIIIIIII I I I 70
A V I xx, 1 ' GOLF--Stew' C.'lmmplinII I IIIIII I IIII IIIIIIIII I I 70
II' M fI"N"I- 4f""' MAY QUEEN, HLRAIIDI ATTIINITANTSII II I II II II 72, 75
l MAY I3IiTIi--Ann Curry and Carla II'1lt ox IIIIII II II II I I 74
IUNIOR-SFNICR RPCFIYTION In fll'IVll' P1'7l!I!'YxQYllff nml Sbirlw Slnll 75
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ENID HIGH Scnooi.
MR. DEWITT' VVALLER, Superintendent.,
xecufives
By
io ANN WAGNER
The city of Enid possesses two of the finest
educators' in the entire nation. Due to the
unceasing ellorts of lVlr. DeVVitt Wz1llc'i',
superintendent, we have one of the most
efficient and smoothest running school
systems there is. And, likewise, due to the
untiring energy of Mr. D. Bruce Selby,
principal, Enid High School is one of the
outstanding high schools in the state.
We-ll known for his participation in youth
activities Mr, Waller takes an active part in
all school and civic organizations. A very
ardent fan of all the Plainsmen's activities,
Mr. VVallcr is very interested in the sports
field. Not only active in civic and state
affairs, lvir. Waller' also belongs to a number
of national organizations. He is recognized
as one of the leading educators in Oklahoma.
Enid has received wide commendation in
recent years on the reading and correlated
activities program of the Elementary Schools
to which Mi'. Waillc'i' has devoted a great
amount of time both in directing the pro-
gram and in conference with educators from
recognized schools.
Likewise the Iunior High School curricu-
lum under the direction of Mr. Waller has
made noticeable academic progress.
The academic efliciency of both the Ele-
mentary and the Iunior High Schools is
readily evident at the high school level, and
Enid High School's record for fitting stu-
dents for efficient service in business or in
positions of academic recognition in universi-
ties both within the state and in leading
institutions of higher learning throughout
the United States, is well known.
This seems to bear out the scholarship
5
Mi'. Wallc'r has and wishes to see main-
tained throughout the schools.
Maiiy numerous duties make lVlr. Wallet'
one of the busiest men in Enid. He carries
out a school program for fifteen grade
SC
hools, two of which are under construction,
Emerson Iunior High and Longfellow lunior
High Schools, and Booker T. VVashington,
but his modest graciousness and winning
smile gives you the feeling that he has all
the time in the world just for you.
A graduate of Oklahoma City University,
Mi'. Waller' came to Enid in l9ll as an
athletic coach, chemistry and mathematics
instructor. Principal of Enid High School
fr
om l9l5 to I934 he became superintendent
in l934, the position he now holds.
Nlr. Waller' has two children, lVlarilyn and
Barbara. He is also very proud of his two
grandchildren, David and Doug.
A native Kentuckian, Mr. D. Bruce Selby
moved to Oklahoma at a very early age.
After graduating from Kingfisher High
School in 1918, Nlr, Selby came to Enid
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mere he entered Phillips University.
ln l924 Mir. Selby came into the Enid
school system to teach science and coach
basketball. Four years later he became
principal of Longfellow lunior High School,
ll
position he held until I934 when he be-
came principal of Enid High School.
A member of the State and National Edu-
cational Profession for more than twenty-five
years, Nlr. Selby has just completed his
third term on the State Committee of the
North Central Association. During the past
two years he has attended the North Central
Association meeting in Chicago, lllinois, and
the National Federation of High School
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tllletics at Santa hflonica, California, and
lVlobile, Alabama. At the present time he
is
a member on the Board of Control of the
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Although 1950 was not the most glorious
year in the history of the Enid Plainsmen
eleven, the boys won some impressive victo-
ries and never stopped fighting even though
the odds against them were heavy. The
Plainsmen wound up the season with a
mediocre record of four wins and six losses,
but four of those losses were by a margin of
one touchdown or less.
When O, T. fScuttersj Autry, last year's
line coach, marched off with the fighting
45th, Ed Brady put into practice the old
saying, "Two heads are better than one,"
when he enlisted the services of jim Stroup,
former coach at Manitou, Oklahoma, and
Paul Geymann, former Topeka, Kansas,
mentor.
The opening game witnessed the Elk City
Elks, a highly touted class B outfit, go down
to defeat, as the Plainsmen's aerial attack
gave a 26-13 lead. This game was bitterly
contested, but the Enid fans went home
confident that this would be another great
addition to Enid's football fame. The Enid
backfield composed of Chuck Athey, Lowell
Harman, Earl Baugher, and Evert Burdick,
turned in a great performance. They were
greatly aided by the brilliant line play of
Don Thomas, Karl Geis, Max Crandall,
Steve Champlin, Rodney Holcomb, and jim
Finnegan.
The following week the Plainsmen dumped
the Putnam City Pirates 44-0 before some
4,500 screaming Enidites at Plainsmen field.
A see-saw first period quarter, which pro-
vided no scoring, was the only close canto
of the game. With the first play of the
second period, Bob Miller intercepted a Put-
nam pass and went 55 yards for the first
Enid marker. Earl Baugher, who was out of
the line-up on the first game of the season
with a broken wrist, tallied with a 30-yard
sprint around left end. Burdick scored the
third T.D. just as the gun sounded for the
half. The second half showed the aerial at-
tack of the mighty Warriors, as the rest of
the scoring was a result of Baugher, Cobb,
and Bogert's mighty tosses.
Next, the Warriors journeyed to Norman
to open the 1950 Mid-State Conference
Tournament. The Bradymen got off to a
quick start with Earl Baugher gathering in
the opening kickoff and returning it 90 yards
for the first T.D. The play of both teams
was somewhat ragged, with a total of 13
fumbles and 16 penalties. Enid's second
marker came when Baugher tossed a twenty-
five yard aerial to Bob Miller. With the
minutes ticking out in the first half, Baugher
once again tossed a T.D. pass to jim Finne-
gan. After moving the ball down to the one-
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By IERRY HERZBERG
yard, Athey carried it over with the final
touchdown bringing the score to 25-13.
Enid fans' hopes for a Mid-State confer-
ence title were scattered the following week,
when the Shawnee Wolves downed the
Plainsmen 14-12 at Shawnee. Being rated the
"Game of the Weeku by the "Daily Okla-
homan" and witnessed by T. King, former
head coach at E.H.S., the local eleven
showed a terrific second half, but could not
seem to match that of the Wolves. Both
Shawnee's two touchdowns were results of
punt returns in the first half of play. Enid
tallied with two in the second half as a
result of a pass from Cobb to Burdick and
a plunge by Burdick. Athey's kicking foot
was cold on both occasions, which marked
the downfall of the Plainsmen.
Playing without the services of Earl
Baugher, who was injured the first play
of the Shawnee game, the Plainsmen met
Oklahoma City Central on our home
grounds. At the half the Plainsmen went
to the dressing room with a 6-0 score against
them. The third period the eleven showed
the power they were capable of producing,
as the Plainsmen took it to the three where
Lowell Harman plowed over. Athey ran
around left end for the extra point. Four
plays later the local eleven got their hands
on the ball, and once again they took it
across, the try for the extra point failed
leaving the score at 6-13. The Cardinals
came back to tie up the score with a 57-yard
run, and later in the fourth quarter scored
their game winning T.D. as they left the
field with a 19-13 margin.
The following week the Plainsmen jour-
neyed to Oklahoma City with a record of
1 win and 2 defeats in the Mid Conference
play. The eleven took their worst defeat
of the season as they completely over-
whelmed the Plainsmen 55-0. Although they
held the Hilltoppers' scoreless the first six
minutes of the game and the whole third
period, the Plainsmen couldn't hold the
Hillers' potent aerial attack.
Having a record of three wins and three
defeats the Enid gridders played host to the
Ponca City Wildcats. The Plainsmen had
trouble getting started the first half as they
went to the showers with a 6-0 score in
favor of the Wildcats. During halftime the
annual crowning of the Queen took place.
Carla Wilcox was elected as queen with
Marian Adams and Darle Sullivan as at-
tendants. Lowell Harman did the enjoyable
crowning. The second half saw the Plains-
men come up with their first touchdown to
go in the lead by a 7-6 score, a result of a
skirt around left end by Chuck Athey for
the extra point. With three minutes left to
go in the game and a good outlook for
THE QUILL BKIAGAZINE
victory for the Plainsmen, the Wildcats
drove deep into Enid territory and marched
over to go out in front 12-6.
Playing host to the Classen Comets the
Plainsmen continued to hang on to their
losing streak as the Comets dumped the
Plainsmen 40-14. The Comets' big gun was
Bobby Donley, a 200-pound fullback, who
scored five of Classen's six markers. Sit
fumbles by the boys in blue and white of
which the Comets recovered five, aided their
cause. Chuck Athey was leading scorer as
he picked up both of Enid's touchdowns.
During halftime ceremonies a United Na-
tions fiag was presented to Principal D.
Bruce Selby by Wesley McClanahan, chair-
man for United Nations Week.
The unlucky Enidmen lost a heartbreaker
to Northeast Vikings at Oklahoma City,
November 3. A former Plainsmen, Sam
Clark, intercepted an Enid flat pass and
raced across for the deciding T.D. in the
final seconds of play. The local eleven had
been leading on penetrations, but Clark's
interception made the final score 20-13 in
favor of the Vikings,
The Plainsmen climaxed their uneven sea-
son in a blaze of glory by drubbing a tough
Perry Maroon team 34-6 at Perry. After a
closely contested first period, the Brady boys
rolled up touchdown after touchdown and
unveiled a T formation play that might fore-
shadow a big change of pace for next year's
squad. Making the touchdowns were Athey,
Baugher, and Burdick. Extra points were
kicked by Athey and Haskins.
january 27 marked an immortal date for
27 boys who actively participated in the
1950-Sl football season, as these boys were
awarded letters and jackets. They were
Dwayne Abram, Roy Arnold, Chuck Athey,
Earl Baugher, Dick Bogert, Evert Burdick,
Steve Champlin, Bill Cobb, Max Crandall,
jim Finnegan, Karl Gcis, Lowell Harman,
jerry Haskins, Rodney Holcomb, W. D.
jones, john Lamerton, Charles McClure,
Glen Painter, Ripper Radcliff, Ray Ruzek,
Don Sloan, Don Thomas, Keith Lynn,
Charles Purnell, jim Stafford, Robert Franz.
Managers who did a fine job were: Dean
Gibbon, Tom Venable, Gene Cummings,
Dennis Ukena, David Hermanski, and
Duane Moulton.
When the last of the dust had cleared
The Daily Oklahoman announced candidates
for All State.
Lowell fHorsej Harman was selected for
the North Team to play fullback while
Steve Champlin was selected for All Con-
ference Play.
After three years as head of the Athletic
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To Our Heroes
BY
CARLA WILCOX
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Rogt-r Stout-r ol' KCRCZ intt-rvit-ws 1V1arvt-11a 1V1z1rvt-11a Ht-ru anti Iohn Dvkt-s talk ovt-r tht-ir visits to
-rn lor tltt- "1nnior junction" pi-ograui on Xxfllilllllglilll, DLI., anti tht-ir mt-t-tings with
ich sht- was chost-n "A Tt-t-n-agt-r You Prt-sidcnt Truman.
Should Know." K
Oufsfan ing Gifizens
By
MIMI ALMOND and ANN CORRY
hit-riting tht- hight-st ohtainahlt- awartls
Ill IllL'll' 1'L'SPt'CIlVL' 1101415 Ill VVUl'1i itll' fill'
yt-ars 1951151 havt- ht-t-u Tvlttt-vt-lla 1-lcrn.
St-nior, autl john Dvkt-s, Iuuior.
XVht-n 1X'larvt-lla Ht-rn was choscn as ont-
o1 tht- girls to go to Girls' Nation ht-t'aust-
ol ht-r outstantling athit-vt-mt-nt as Govt-ruor
t.I Girls Statt-, slit- ht-gan iuuut-tliatt-lv mak-
ing plans for that llllli0l'gt'IlLl171L' wt-t-lt in
xN'illX1l1llgItll1, 1711, which lit-gan with a st-rit-s
ol ttiiiipaigiis lor tht- o11it't-rs ol' Girls' Nation.
1X'I1ll'VL'11il was t-lt-ctt-t1 to run on tht- 1-t-t1-
t-ralisr tit'kt't for 17I'L'h1t1L'l1I ol' Girls, Ntltitmlt
against tht- Nationalists. "'1'ht- girls cam-
paigut-t1 all wt-t-k. antl wt- stutlit-tl anti rt-ally
livt-t1 a national gUVk'l'1lll1l'l1I.n smilt-tl Niar-
vt-11a. XYt't1nt-stlav night 1X1arvt-11a was toltl
slit- haul ht-t-n t-lt-ctt-t1 1'rt-sitlt-nt. 'lhis prt-
ct-t1t-t1 a talk ovt-r tht' Voict- of Amt-rica untl
followt-t1 two catupaigu spa-t-clit-s sht- hatl
matit- l'Lll'11k'l' ovt-r tht- M135 hookup.
"1Xlt-t-ting 1,l't'Nit1t'l1I iliruman was tltt-
grt-att-st thrill ol' mv visitf' iklarvt-11a rt-attlily
agrt-t-tl. Diiring ht-r stat' slit- prt-st-ntt't1 tht-
1'it lltn 1 tuition lot o stntl tn
'Nt ' 12 it ' llt. Q I Illg Cllll' -
ship anti a scroll with all tht- nalnt-s ol tht-
W511 citizt-ns ol Girls' Nation. Slit- hatl a 311-
minntt- tliscnssion with 17rt-sitlt-nt Truman
anti was pit-st-ntt-t1 on tht- nt-wsrt-t-1 with him.
Wltilt- in VVt1s1iington. Ulf., 1Xlau-vt-11a
hatl tlinnt-r with St-nator Kt-rr anti with
Rt-prt-st-i1tatix't- Howartl Wiilson. Slit- talkt-t1
with St-nator iklargrt-t Cihast- Smith, Unt1t-r-
slalt- 5t't't't'I1ll'Y XM-lmla, allul St't't't'Iall'V of Slzllt'
johnson. Allitltt- girls of Girls' Nation vis-
itt-tl XYas1iiiigttm's '1iom1v, autl 1X1tu'vt-11a pur-
sonallt' 1t1it1 a wrt-:ith tht-rt-,
XYht-n sht- rt-turnt-t1 to linitl. 1Xlarvt-11a was
grt-t-tt-t1 with a rt-gular homt-town paratlt-
autl was prt-st-nrt-tl with tht- Kt-y to tht- City.
Bt-ing 11rt-sitlt-nt of Girls' Nation it was
1X4arvt-11a1s tluty to ntltlrt-ss tht- National
Ciouvt-ntion of Amt-rican Lt-gion Auxiliarv
in Uctoht-r at San lirancisco, California. This
was only ont- spt-t-ch conipart-tl to 98 otht-rs
mtttlt- to civic cluhs antl organizatoins
throughout tht- statt-,
lfarly in 1951 Rt-prt-st-ntativc Romang
ziskt-t1 Nlarvt-11a to ht- a Mt-sst-llgt-1' at rlit-
Houst- of Rt-prt-st-ntativt-s for a wt-t-k in
Oklalioma City.
To top all tht-sc achit-vt-mt-nts Mtlrvt-11a
was chost-u Tt-t-nagt-r You Shoultl Know
on the Innior Iunction National Radio Pro-
gram anti Tt-t-nagt-r of tht- 1VIonth hv Paul
VVhitt-man. 1-1t'r picture anti story wcrt- pub-
Iisht-tl in St-nior Prom.
Iohn Dvkt-s, chost-n from Oklahoma,
Tt-xas, aut1'Nt-w 1V1cxico, was also in VVash-
ington as a t1t-lcgutc to tht- Boy Scouts'
Annual Rt-port to tht- Nation. Tht- top
twt-1vt- scouts in tht- Unitt-tl Statt-s attt-ntlt-t1
this mt-cting ht-1t1 Ft-hrnarv 5-10.
Oli all tht- boys, Iohuiwas tht- hight-st
ranking out- tht-rt-. Ht- has rt-ucht-tl tht- top
position in scouting, an hztglt- Scout, plus
livt- palms ht- has rt-ct-ivt-tl for work tlonc
3l13lJVt' this. On top of that lit- is an Air
Scout autl holtls rltt- Gotl antl Country mt-t1a1,
which is tht- hight-st religious awartl for Boy
Scouts an t-xt-t-llt-ur rt-cortl for a sixtt-t-n-
vt-tu'-o1t1 hoy to holtl.
W During his thrt-t--tlay stay in Vlfashing-
ton, Dil, Iohn mostly tout-t-tl tht- citv anti
visitt-tl famous huiltlings, Of courst- the high-
light was wht-n tht- scouts mt-t with 1'rt-sitlt-nt
'lirumztn for an hour one day anti prt-st-ntt-ti
him with a scroll telling about tht- activitit-5
of tht- Boy Scouts of 1950. Along with the
Truman,
lohn lmtttl tht- privilcgt- of ritling on tht- train
t-xcitt-mt-nt of mt-t-ting 1'rc-sitlt-nt
to Nt-w York with formt-i' 1'rt-sitlcnt Hoovt-r.
Tht- boys ltatl a long talk with Mr. Hoovt-r
anti t-nioyt-t1 it vt-ry much. Tht- last thrt-e
days wt-rt- spt-nt in Nt-w York City wht-rc
tht- boys took part in tht- ct-1t-hration of the
forty-first birthtlav of tht- Boy Scouts of
America. As John' says, "1t was. a wont1t-rful
six tiays anti a grt-at t-xpt-rieuct-."
1n 1943, Iohu ht-gan his Scout work. antl
sinct- tht-n ht- has ht-1t1 ntanv important of-
fict-s. Latt-ly ht- was appointt-t1 Honorary
Colonel in Govt-rnor 1V1urray's stalli.
Tht- stutlt-nts of Iinitl High art- inuut-nst-lv
proutl of tht- lint- work of tht-sc two vuonfg
pt-oplt-A VVt- all know tht-y'11 go far in tht-ir
futurt- carccrs with tht-ir outstanding quali-
tit-s of lt-atlt-rship.
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SINCE i893
'Heil' of Luck to flJfL.'
Senior Cfass
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It ht-lp tht' sittiatiun ant' with his tttnstant I
inf t
t H grip' In anl his I1rt'jtttlit't'tl itltas. Ht- wtvultl
ne always shtmrt thangt' tht- Rt'vt'rt'ntl's Imax' antl
tht'n ht' gavt' it tn tht'n1 in -ntall t'hanIg,t'
instt-atl til' hills wht'n tltt-v hatl tti lit't'IJ it in
By HAROLD tht' htiust' tnwrnigltt ht'l'ttrt' taking it tu tht
hanlt.
Hutlstttt XX'ilt'ttx thtl it again with his all- Dtmnaltl, ht'lI1t'tl tltt- nvwh' st-ttltftl farnilv a Tltt- lil'il'lltlS Nl' Hllfflvll llllll lIiS NNW'
stllnthl Iutrtlllttitttt tml Hcjllt' lwttrt in l4l'LlYt'll.H gwul llwll' HC xlmwul tlwm tllliill lmmli 111111 ltlluin' Pl4'F't"l vlillllilm lmlw' gllui Finial
'IIIIX PIM, was Um. UI IIN, IIIINI I,I.I,IImlII,m ttmltl Illtlll many things ahnut tht' ttmwn antl ttmltn' antl anutst'tnt5'nt'ttr tlttt lanuly as wt'll
t't't'r I3lt'st'I1It'tl in lf.l'l.S. antl was tlturtrttglth' lf' lK"'l'lV' HV JIM' mlll Hltffllf tht' FUWH M ilu' 3ml'L'm"" HHN lllgll Mlwul llmull
t'uittx't'tl hs' tht' stutlt-nts antl latuhv. I l"'5y'l'l"ll'S mul lllmm Ill' fifl' lmlf' of flu' was ably l""i""'l""l IW limi' lam' Xvlllxlw-
'liltt- stttrs' was .thttut a sntall ttrwn nun- town' lilnyul by N""k'lll' Dlmmi' Dill-Wl.l lxlcciugln' Dllmm cilunlilwll' IU.
istt-r antl his ltunihg tht'ir ttrtlt'als antl tht'ir I Sflmf' Qli flu' m'l'l'l' Wll'V"l bf RW' Xlllikllmi' and "f""'5'5 Vljmlg' -
IWIIIIVIHSI RW. SIIVIIWI ImI.U.IlI.I,II ID, RIIHIIIII SIwt'nt't's ltuntls' arnst' wht'n Hartzvll 5I,1l'lIL't', ln tltt' t-ntl Quinn t'Lt'tsht'n, Pltlylllg l'mishtiIw
fjIH.II,I.IL:I IMIHQIIH Im IIIHIIII, II, IIN. WNII t'tttntt'ally Ivut'tt'ttyt'tl-lay Inn l.tmu l'Xlttt'kt'x', Sht'rwtttttl, rt'st'ut'tl tht' lantily lrtmui thuir
town III IAIIWIIIIII Iowa' In 'IIN VMI. IQIIII t'ngagt'tl in listiculls with Btth Iurnigan Pl'lJl?lt'lllS2ll1tl ht'lIvt'tl tttwartl ttstttrittg I1t'at't'
IU NIU, UW.. IIN, I.ImI.I.II IIWH,-' HMI, IIN, Plglylllg tht' l7ill'I of i3t'tll's1,it' Digby, Gt'tn'git'. antl lAl'lt'lltlNlllI1 tltrtniglttnit tltt- t'tvttI,It't'gatitttt.
mmmn, MMI his IIHIIIII. IIIIIINI IIN. IIIIIMIIIIIQI. wht: was tltt' tltut'tmttI,Iltly sImt1ilt'tl sttn tml ttnt' llI'AllL'l' SIwt'nt't-, whtt was tinls' a hahy wht'n
-HMI KIM, ItIIlm.II In mmIIm,II UIMIIIIIQIII til tht- ttrwn husy lutttlit-s, hlantctl t'vt'rvtlting tht' stttry tttttlt Ivlatt, was stimmtisittgly tulling,
ANI In I'-II. M IIN. town was wm.I.I.m,II IIIIII. ht' tlitl wrong un Hartxvll, who linany gut it ahttut 23 yt-ars latt'r wht'n ht' was a
was no ltttpt' lttt- lIlllTI'0VL'lllt'llI. HttIwt- SIX-In-I-I tu't'tl tml Iwutttng up with tt. ntinistt'r in tht' stunt' t'hurt'h.
tht' lit-vt-rt'ntl's WllVt'ITlLlf't'tll5yllit'llAllt'1lBLlliL'l', htlost of tht- huntttr antl a great tlt'al tml' iliht' t'ntirt' stttrs' was tttltl tltrtruglt a ws
latttl ltt'r I1I'UlTll'lllS hravrly, antl wttn tlttf tht' truuhlt' sttll't'rt'tl hy tht' SIvt'nt't' liantily tt'nt til' llashhatlts hy Pltilip Stuart, playing
autlivntt' with ht'r wit antl hravt'rx'. Slit- was instigatvtl hy Ntxrt'lla Dtmantg Rita tltt' Rcv. l3rast'r SIwt'nt't', tht- s'trtingt'st ttf
startt'tl rigyht tn wttrlt in t'lt'aniug tht- Imr, Pttlants, lvlargit' Kirlthart, antl Cfartml Dccl, tltt' SI1t'nt't' t'hiltlrt'n.
sttnagt' antl lacing tht' tlillit'ultit's til tht'it' whtt l7Ul'U'1lyt'tl tht- husy-htmtlivs ttf tht' ctmn- Yt-s, all tht- allltlivltts' 9L't'lIlt'tl yt, nw-U.
'WW lifts ?tu'g'Hi"'l- that tht' Hll7I'li1lIAlIl1',u trtiutttflift' t'ttltit'tlV
l :1 .
Ur. lltttnt-tx ahh' Iwlasttl hiv l'vratllt'v hlt' Ncal Iunrs. playing lslajtwr Cftwtmpt-r, tlitlnit was a t't1mIvlt'tt' sut't't'ss.
N
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DONNA STEPHENS DAVIS
Cimiilu nl liupiw in-lling siiuli-nlx Nlixxiiiual
inn, ilu' wnlh vnii.nui- ul lfniil lligh Siluuil,
llu- hngil grin h.ul gnu wniuli-il, iiuhng .in
i ning Iiuiihgill gn
nux llui uiiiiui ul llu
ginu' uxisiii iiniuuihiiil l
ini ilu' .ilu-i gn
- vlhing nvw
iwni nl Ih.iI nigln xi.n'Iul win
in l'nul. lm' ilu' hm l
inu' in Ilul liixlulw'
nl l'nul lligh Siluuil, llu stiulini luuly
huin,1 i wluul I
' 1' . 1 wiiiiwix-il il.nuc.
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Un ilu' 4l.nui- lliuii, iiixiuul ul ilu- nxniil
iii.iv nl mulilli- uxlnnls, hilliix nul Inil
A ' , Q 1 vis,
" Allllill'
lLt'I WVU' kl.Hl Ill NX'lllIL' -llltl Ulltllkll
luilri wx iiiul hriglit .ii-gi-I.-x, 'lliix wan lfiiiil
lllgll Sslliuil x lli'sI xiuli llimlw
llu' hui wila luiiw um .i iiinuiulmis xiu
iilili uini
. il i'i'ii'iu-il xii niiuh laws. -
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nuni ih.n ilu- Siiuli-ni L nniuil x-mul ln Iuiw
nuwtlivi, lluwi- iwn
lllllLL'N wc'l'L' llvlil Ill ilu'
Lgnls Lgxni. llui il.iiuvi'x ilu-1 lu-il ilu-ir xlu
IN lluw' wilillml nluwlx units All ll lurlnzll ilxl
Ilfl'
with ilu lnul xtiulanls using ilu- hug, sliuh'
li ill .is .1 Lluwli iwuini nul ilu- vmiing snluuilX
xtlulvnix ming Ilu- ilwllnnux uuini in Ilun
cluwlx nuun. A siuuilwi' wstviii n'r1iiiiun'Icil In
in iiliuiiugiuipli plaivul Illt' Clll'I'k'Ill hits ul ilu-
il.iv In lninish ninsui lm' Illk' iliiiu-i-rx.
Nm unh' xiuiiiwml hx' ilu' Stiulvin Chinn
ul ilu' llilxlvvtlr llvli f.llllD luul ll lul lu ilu
with ilu' wcli hnlu allm. lluw' wvii' ilu' giilx
wlui inixsul gill flu' lun. llu-ii' nnlv uiiiilmii
unix won' ilu- hniuhulx ul sluuw which lillwl
ilu' ill-sk in Ilu' lalrgn' stiulx' luill, Wliili-
uiluix vvrix' linving lun nl lnn listvning In
llu' ninxu' .nul alaiiuiiig, tluwc girlx haul ilu-
iwivilvgv nl flu-L-king alll Ihr sluuw znul living,
sim' that Ilu' right sluu-s wvrv lx-tiiiiuxl ln
ilu' right imwiuix.
During lmiixlwlluill xugisini two iiuiix- uula
luips wvu' lu-lil. Tliix lilllt', un ilu' lwpixlwtlsgill
uiiirr in ilui Cfuiivviitiuii Hull. hlnsiu wax
llll'I1l5llt'tl in tlu' xnnu- wziv, hut thu tinu- rlu'
il.nu'i-rs li-Ir thvn' sluu-s wliuivw-i' the-i' wislicml,
inxtcaul ul cluwlxiiig them, This vnu tlu' only
mlilll'i'viiw, tlunngh, l5k'CilllSC tlu' gan' liglii-
luuiiiul spirit ul' truiifgigvrs luiving lqnn was
ilu-ic. simiigvr than vvviz
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livriwiiiu xxlui Ii.ul .inxlhiiigy iii ill, uiili
Ill! 4l.lIlL4'N lllillillllglllx i'Il1uXi'il lllrliisrlxix,
llllll .lin lonlaiiig lwixuiiil In Ill.lIIX num- in
tlu- liitiiii.
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Seniors!
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Stt-pht-ns Davis, ltmtlt ltiwlt-t. l'1t'vt-th' Swttitt
l e H Lt lXl1ii-gy Kiiltlittrt, .Siintwtt liitt-lnixtn, Nlaitx
6 ltin lXlt-Cfi't-tii'.x'. ciilltll Ciillitmi-tl, :intl ltitlx
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.-lml .t-fuzz I?lill'l'A our A't'lVUt1! fi-.zllvv riilrf 'Hn' ln-ppy lgI'ilL'!'H1',Y lmtw' plmity tim! yu' 11.1. f1'n,.,.,, gfjnj, ,HW li.1,t- ilu- llmnl'
.Yin lll.il lfif- lt',1tlw-rt, mu' .tnl1,nr.t rirnlqfil. iiinn-."' This tvmmim. klllilmm muh... IIN. Nlmnwl
-YU' iff-I f""' l-"U" 'IW' -"'l'!"'V-' l"""',Ul"-' Yt-s. pt-ppws tht- wtvttl tt: tlt'st'l'iht- tht' ship til lxliss Atltlit- l'ltlllllHll!, h.is hgttl .1
.XVIII lf'l.Y Hlvrlffll llllllfhllg .t'tm1fft'1I1t'-V IQH5. girls! t'ht-t-ring' st-ctitmn. LlIltlL'I' tht- ltvt til linn this vt-tit' stntlving tht- lilt- .intl
H" -l!"""'.Q "l"'f"l"i"' fl'-'fi-"'f"-'""l'f1l'l",V- slwtuiistwsliip tif lXf-'liss llztt Arnitinltl ttntl lXliss wtwlts tml lXlaii't'ns lnllins Ciitit-rn, .is wt-ll :is
X"- -Ulf, ff' -'N MW-V Wilt" f'-'fl' f'l' "W ff",-X hliss l.tiis Hklililll, :intl with ti ttitnpt-tt-nt tht- put-trv nl Uvitl. l-it-Nt Allltl st-tttntl st-nit-s
-ll'l'f-X 'W' -"l""'l "H" U" -ff-fff-fff-ff 'f'I""'l-'- t'xt-t'titivt- htiairtl ctinsistillil til' lt-an littntlt. tt-1' tillit-t-rs wt-it Naintx' Clit-t-n. lltt-sitlt-nt
Htl'-If "'-'L'-l "X ,Ll""-"5 Hy' "U -""" ,VV-' lll't'Sltlt'IIll ltutn Ut-ntrti, Xylfl'-l,l't'Sltlt'l1I1 tintl Rt'IHH'lt'l'Q hltivis Ciinttin, St-tit-t.n'v nintl
I" 'IW U'i.Q""'--'l""'-V "l I'-ll--xl--Vi hlinii Alnitmntl, St'LTk'fllI'l-'Q Ann Cftmt-i't'. l'i't-sitlt'nt3 lit-th llt-lltiw, 'lii't-tistii't-i- .intl St-t
I' ii: fi: il-l'l'2lSlIl'l'l'Q lllltl lX'fIAlI'X' Alitt- Citiltlwt-ll. lit-V l'tfAII'YQ lginis Ui-t-t't-. Vitt- l't't-sitlt-nt lmtli
".N'.1fnir'n.t, i1n11.Qn.t,l fflrlftw In vYUII,l ptmrtt-11 tht- l'mi'tivt'ttt's tvl' 'gl haivt- tlnnt- .i ttrtns, Allltl ltinnntt Cilitnnplin, Rt-lmi-it-i- tnitl
'lit l.,1 flint.: fffnlf .t'1"t't't'mf1r' In t-zrtt '." wtviitlt-rlinl jtiln tml' htnlting tht'ir tt-:inis :intl vI4I't'ilNllI't'l'. 'lilit-y lit-Itl nit-t-tings nn t-vt-it
l..i lt1nt.l,nlitlt-1'tht'stwiistwrsliilittl Spanish slitmwing that gtvntl tiltl Nfllllfll spirit. Ont- titht-i lxllbllllilw' tn tlisttiss lltwtntin lilt' :intl
instlttttt1t'lXliss lXliltlrt-tl hltwlittgtiiiit-t'x'. lmtl ti til tht- things tht-t' titttunplisht-tl this yt-tn' tnsttinis, tintl tlnring tht- .vt-.ir tht-my all rt-ntl
ttitilitililt- .intl t-tiitn'tihlt- t't'.ii'. hl.n'tgt' Kit-It was tht-st-lt-t'titvn til' nt'w pt-pit-Iulw ttnilititnis nntl t'tptil'tt-tl tin lltwlit-it N, XX'illtin's "illit-
ll.lIl w.1s t-lt-ttt-tl llrt-sitlt-nt. with hl.n'ilt'n spt-titil lung slt-t-vt-tl V-nt-tltt-tl wliitt- swt':itt'i'N li't-rntil l.LlWw't'l '.'i Ont- til tht- liigvlilights wait
Nlinttin, Vitt-l'1t-sitlt-nt: lfltvist- IxNllllll, St-tv with liig lwlut- l5's, n.ivt sltirtst :intl tlttrlt tlit- spring Iiitnit' ht-ltl itwintlux' ttitli l.t-s
it-l.ntg ll.nlw.n'.i l'.ittt-rstmn, il-l't'1lNlll'l'l'Q :intl shot-s, A ctmnstitntitmn tlraiwn up hy tht- clUlWlilI1N. tlit- l'i't-nth Cilnh,
Nutt-Il.t l5n.int-, lit-tvtwtt-t', Din-intg tlit- tt-rni t-xt-tntivt- l5UAII'tl tlt-lint-tl tntwrt- t-ltan-lx' tht- Zi: Ti: il:
tltt- tlttlv stntlit-tl Spanish tnstnnis .intl lilt-. PIIIAPUNK' tml' tht- t-huh aintl onglit tn htttiint- "ll"f1ll- .tullf-V, .if1r.1l' fmt-. .iml izrzw-2' 'gnu' il
:Xt tint- titnt- tht-t' t-vt-n lt-tirtit-tl htww tn plat tl tiuitlititmn in tht' lillIlll'l'. l,1I'AlYL'lIt' hnst-s ,vfm11l.'
5IV.llIlNll lglllgll Qtvt'lt1lt'l'i.ll, Ol t'tlllISt' vtvtlitt' wt-rt' t'htti'tt't't'tl ltit' twti tint trlifttwwn gainit-s. vlifw- I,lllI4rl7'lilII.N .ull Agri you If .wuz fluff!
ht-.ntl tht-ii' vtvitt-s .it Q1hi'istni.is t-tlining tint- tts Nnitntin Allltl tht- ntht-i' tn cylilillltilllil tlulltli nnl"'
tlntittgli tht- hulls with Slkllllsll Ciliristnnis Ciitt' litir tht- Sfkllt' -l.UllI'I1LIlllt'IlI, Antl tht- Nut tit-ttiatllv. til ttitnst- tht- nit-nilit-is til
t.n-twlsl lt's tt-i't.iin tht-sr stntlt-nts htivt- tlnnt- l3t't1ivt'ttt-s tiwt- ai big thzinlts tn tht- wtmntltilnl this nt-wlt' lniint-tl l,ilii'41i't' fillllv htivt- st-t'vt'tl
tht-it lit-st ltr t'l1tt!lll.lgt' tht- C-titttl Nt-tglilmr 'nh tltint- hx' tht- l'.HS t-ht-t-i'lt-titlt-i's whtv lt-tl lfnitl High stntlt-nts ttwtntt-tztislx' 'intl t-ntiipt-t
l'tvlitt. its so t-nthti--instit-zilly tit till tht- gtnnt-s tul tttinnnit-tl tin Img- YM
Organizations of
Bravettes
lrl'ri1I1fnrl' by .lllml pllmnml aml 1711211111 li'un.l
:nt lfnzv: Bngg, B. llzikcr, Alnmntl Q'l'rt'as.j, Autry, llrit
i ton, liziilry, Corry 151111, Antlmny.
Samui' Nutr: Alhcrt. Ratnck fl'rt-xl, BHltll5lIfy. licntrv
QV. l'rcx.j, Bruvr. Atlantis, Bunch, Klnltlwvll fRK'I7tlTIl'l'l,
Hum' Ifmw: llaskin fSponsurj, l'mwtlt'n, Bt-ll, S. llrmvn,
Branllcy, Bratclwr, ll, Ball, Artnnnltl fSIvumnrl.
Bravettes
ldrntzfrrrl Irv ll'll77'ltI lla:-nm!
Iflrxt Rnzr: Turner, S. Smith. XYis'nw, Xvlllillwtlll, XVlnxlt'r,
XVinl rvv.
S'f-.mul Ruzt-: lcntplc, Tintlltg NVhitt', B. Smith, Nlairilyti
Smith, lvl. Smith.
Hun! Huw: 5, XYl1itt'. XXI-lls, xx'ilglIl'l". Vogt, B, Smith,
G, XValkri',
Bravettes
ltlfllllfllli lay Iran Iffmtl
lfirxt lt'u:t': Hnnnicntt. CQ, lzintf, 5. llttrris, XV. Cirt-cr, ll
lfllilllily,
Sv1'tIH1l1' lfriztw llnwt-ll. Circcr. lriinks, Cl. llnrriw, Gun
grill. lfrytnirc.
Tlunl lt'mt'. Ulintw, llultfcn, Qing, llirst, N. I-uwlt-r.
Cheerleaders
lrlriitlflrti liv Inn! 161171:
Uppwr Rnw: Swlttcy R2lll1l'f', lX'largy Kirklmrt, lfnrul Gif
fnrtl, Nlnrv Nlcffrt-.irv, Bvvt-i'lv Swcittt, Snuutv liitclmzm
Imlv lfowlvr. I
I,nu'rr Roar: Rohcrtn Klfkllilfl. Slmmn Swcattt.
Enid High School
Bravettes
lflrnllflrd by lmn Rrllhki
l"lr.v! lfnzv: Maljmmr, l.lNllll'llNlilgL'I', Layliclzl, I.. Mills, Mmvr-
gan, l'. Kirk, lmuglkwrll.
.S'f'.m11l Huw: l.1-iglny, Nlooml, lvlalonc, Lundy, lf. Long,
Mongulal, B. Lnwry.
Tlrml lx'uu': l,k'ilL'lH11lllL lvlalrlcr. C. Nlarquis, Kaluw, Neil-
mn, N, Marquis, CIA McDo1u1lml. R. Km-lm.
Bravetfes
Izlrnllflnl by ll'1lma Iftlfillxll
l'1nt lfuar: Phillips, Snmldv, Schmidt, llflllll, Sacgvsr, Ilcllow
Srfrum' Huw: RClll1t'I', l,iIllC!'SUI!, Russcll, Rowlcy, Rvgicr,
Rash.
ll'lm'd Raw: Silllfllvll, Stoll, Rlxmlvs, Sxnark. Rcynolcls,
Roluisnn.
Bravettes
Irfrnlrflm' hy Nanny Cfrrrzi
I-'rrxl Rum: llunnr, Duwlcr, Davis, Dnnncll, Clrmlsy, Dam-
illly, Dalton,
Snmrn' lfnw: lfwing, Cmlncr, Cflmpck, Clmnmpliu. Calivm.
Callxplmcll.
Tlrml Huw' Durkin, Iidlin, Corn, Donaldson, Dnxcnpml,
Dc-c
Les Copians
lllt'l1llfIt'd by JIIIHI xllmrmsf
I-'mvl Huw: Loucks lll'rcns.j, BQ-ll QScc'y.j, Almuml QVIAFL'-I5
Rvpurlcrj, sfl1VVt'lllilllIl, Mitcl1L'll.
Snuml Row: Um-l fl'rv:x., V, l'rcx.j, Vrolnlmolz KSIIUIISUYJ,
Stoll fl'rcs.j, Kcmlrick-Clloatc LV. Pros. Scuj.
Organizations of
Distributive Education
lflwnilfirfl Ivy II'rlnm Ililfltlilll
lin! Row: I'z1rkrr, Ivlcrrinlain, I.IlN0ll, Cflmlmmn, Ivh-Inv,
Ilonnullcy, Iviillvlslcl. Slnsny fRcp.j, Cline, Criswrll,
Smmid lfnzr: Dunn. XVrigI1t, Pryor fSvc'y,j, I.yIICI1, NVin-
lurx, Sknulxy. 13:-rm'rv:. AI4IricI1.
Tlvfrzl Row: NVu01Is. IIHLIQ. Slunvr, Pwrry. A. Iirown. I'uu1'c
XVI-iiln. CiI04IfcIta'r.
unrlfw lx'r1u': Amtvanl. I'nuIw, Iiramnun fI'rcs.j, IIlIlIll1l'Il-lllff,
XVcis. Blll'l1I11llll CV. I'ra-xi. R. Ilcrmamkl, I-nllcr, ID,
Lewis fAI'rcax.I, NIcCuy fSponxoi'I.
National Forensic League
lflwriliflril Ivy Ifmmrx lmniq
lin! Howl IIcrn IV. I'rn-nj, Carlin-rg Qllqnj, IwIn'I3mmIsI.
Brislmcn, Singvr fI'rcx.j, I'rrnilI1wg1in', Ilvrfiwrg Q,I4i'm'as.Q.
Lung QSvc.J.
X1-rmnl Razr: Ilnck. Dm-rkwn, l'icu'c. Circa-n, Urnlrv, XVII
mn. Iyllfiiill, Sininmm. V, Iumw, I'n'.iIi,
flvml Row: IIiIIis-Slmckciinrml, Clark, Mk'cill1,:Ill, Aycrw,
Wiriglit, Amlznns, Rilillty, Iirn-twilslzlll, IQCIIIUFKI. Dykvs.
'unrtlr Row: Bowl. Clrawforri, NI-ill, Nlnclicy, Knultx
Munir, -IAIIIYISINRT, I7cI.ixIu, Swink, VViIcux CSIUUIISUIA,
Student Council
Itlfllllflfll by Ilnmm limi!
l'1r.x1 Rim: AIIVL'I'l. Ranilsmn. CnIIIwn'II, Mt'Cill!,fIll, Autry,
Ile-rn. I5iu'Imnn, llnru-r, RIlIl1L'y, Iuriicr,
L'qiI'K'ilI'Y, I'alll1'rsull, I'0lll'ILI
S'uui'l1l lfnzvi I7cL'. I'rj'rmI, IVI I
Rcvimlils. Gentry, Ilull, Slainx. Ilnycs.
Ham! limp: Iirgmmm. Iiuxsm-II, llolwmlv, Iona-s, I. SIl'XK'.lI'I
Pauli, IIAIIUVIIU.
l',Ul1I'Ill IIHLU: Iiairris, XYiIl. .I-ill'IYk'IlIlIIlg, II, Nllalrl, I..lmIi
Aluxnmlvr. Ifulon. IIurnI. Iilwmigvr, Ivimwc fSlmmnrI.
Machine Shop
Iflrulilirfl Ivy Slwzw' f,'lum1frllw
I-'n-.Il Roar: I7, Klux. Iiuwcrs, I.. lung, I'srv7mn, I's1ilIv. I
Smith,
Yrmnzl Rmb: IIIIIIIIRIII, I'.iimn-r. XVt'glllIIIl'!', IT. lnckwim
I. Murrix, ClaIIi4m. Ilickcy, Lklgllll. Cf. Klux.
Third Rrruw Pyle C5punsorI. Mcurris, NI. IIuIg4's, I
Ilvrr, VV. Rogcrs. Swaps, XVIII. IInrIImll.
Enid High School
1 v
Gym Managers
lilrullflnl ,P-V iN'xUI4V Univ:
I-nu! lwwi Hau'mul1, Alill'l'l, Ci, H.1r'nh'su', Snwlv, llznkin
f.SImmurj, Clounrml, R, llzmiuxlv. I.LlHL:fllI'Ll.
v v
.M-.mul limi-: IJIHIIIU, llirxl, Sk'l1XYk'lH.lI1li, Sillll'l'lL'X', 5
XX hllr, filkllllpilll, Lux.
La Iunta Club
ItlI'llfIfIl'1l ily l'r'lil.-'ml lnm'
l"1rxt linux' Knxik, Muuil, VVivm, liyfia-lil, Clumlluv. Ivan
XvL'Ilkll7ll', lillllllinllll, lhmxu' Uh-Inj, Nlinlml QV. l'rn'x.B,
v v
.Srimnl lmu': NIIlIllglllllL'l'N' iSImnxurj. Silt'P,:CI', Inna' Vvu
allmlc, Hixxwrly, fiill'lWl'iglll, Asmlml fScf.j, linrmw, Cam
nun, ML'm'n'll.
'l'lrml Huw: R. Cinlixm, Ri-ynulils, Mnylu-rry, UULILIAIIVI
Krnny, N. XVugln'r, llinmnn. l,1llIL'l'NOIl i'l4rn'nsX. Kirk
l1.u'l Ql'rn-x.j.
Cicero Club
lflriltlfnvf lly ivnmlv firrrfl
lvrui lmw: Clin-11 il'rcx., liclmj. Grcrr fXvil'L"lll'K'N.x, IR-llimxx
ilrrns, Scuj, izllllllllilill illvlw., 'l.I'l'ilN.5,
1 n
Smmnl lwzri Prmnlxnlf iSpumurj, Lrntun C51-f., l'rm,H.
Acfavify Office
lilwltlflrfl lrrv Wrlnm Ifilfiilxlil
lilfjl linzv: Kmntw, Clinr, Anthony. Biggs, l5u'yn-r, Xxvl'iti-l.
Ynurlfi Run" N1
hun. Uurlwin.
guru, N'1Lll'NIlLlll iSpunsurH, lIk'I'liiL'Ig, Ciilm
Organizations of
Library Club
l1l'r'11l1fn'4l lly l'rf1l.-'ml lumw
lfrrsf linux lwlmwn, V. lum-x fl'r--yj, lhvix fSm.j, l'.u1
Ik'I'Kllll Oviu' llnxl. lxlnlmn' flirpl. llnrrlu, fXllu'l'l
lil-l'L'llS.l
Yrrnml Rmv: llmlglnx fbpunsurl. l.. XYulmlx, Ciulilwfll ISL1 N,
R.uu'k. xxilllilllx flllllllllll. Ayrvs. lwlungnlil I-l-l'L'iIN.
l'u-5.1 .
Tlvml lfvrr. Corn KR:-pq, Harman. Brislwn, 'livnniwn
Arianna CY. l'rrs.l. N. XYng11v.'r. l'n'nlingl'iL'lnl.
Bible Club
lrlfllllflrrl llv ll'1lmn f14l7'V77.I1l
I-'mir Row: Mu-rs, Kfnrvvr, llnwsun, lvlilrlm-su-I, Swim
flia-pl, limllv, Ciliifk, l5lu'licl1, Sclmwnmll.
.Shwfrfl Rnzri Brrul, llulv, Raul. l'unlu'r, Qing, l.lllg1'IllVt'llK'I'
l5u'a'.-'l'rL'ns.l,l7ccl, Spuulrling, lvllllvr.
Tlunl lluzu: Nlnlnnc, cillllllllll, llnrulm, Cfnrllwrg, lhlr, l.
slllllilbftl QV.-l'rus,j, Buvnrtlx, ll. Inna-x llln-xl, l'utlcr
sun, l'!'Llll fSpumurJ.
Diversified Occupations
lflrnllfnrl by ll'1lmr1 IIAITPHII
lfint lfnzrt l'mu-ll, ffnvin. Kxwwlin-r QS:-fy-'l-rv.1x,j, Cllnvur
llaycx. VVl1iIlcy, lirnlxris.
.Yr-'rrrilrl lfuzvi lirc'n1n'ic'r. l5. ll-wis fl'rm's.l, iiilxclw. l'riu'
liukrr, licgivr.
'Hwml lfmvi bvufnl. Mock, lrilmlrlc, lhmn, XYnlu'n, R. Mn
Kew, lN'lurris, Klvin.
lfrlllrlln Huw: Sligrr. llowxlril, cil'lNllLllll, Alvin, ll. lVli'Krn'.
KL-nm-ily lSpnmurj, -lil'IllllNOll. llumcr, lxilllllll llnkrr
firlll.
Delta Theta Club
lfl'rur1fl1'fl Irv Imrrr fffrrlry
lflrxt Rnzw: llulcnmlm, llllllgllL'l' fl'rvx,j, lnrlmr filiugnsl
xvL'l1llllg, 'l'lmmnw, Dixon.
.'X'.-'lrunl 1e4lIl'fil-llllllk' flh-pl, llmgurt. RlllL'li. ffrupluwl
Quinn, Torln-rr 154-c., llri-xl,
Third lfnzv: lvlilcs, lnlmarn Of l'rcs,l, llivingxum, iiulcy
Ixlllkl' lY. l'rcs.l, Ha-lm-nm fSpunsurl.
X.
Girls' State
ldrntrflni Irv In :lim Uvrlvguwr
Iffff 10 ll'llf,f,'f.' l',UWlL'l', Iullus, PK'llKlk'l'S,:l'2lff, Grcrn
Hurn.
1.mm'r Row: Hulfo
Boys' State
Irlwrrrfml Irv In .-lun u'1lWLfIlt'f
mlm, SillUCI', Iurlmc, Dixon
"1
Upprr lfmw: Gris, BlIllllt'l11lllL'l', Clxrllu-rg
Aquaettes
lrlwzrrfml Ifvv Inv: Rumi'
l'ir.v! lfuwf Gungoll, Pcllow, Lubmv, Nc'ils1111,
lXIill'LllliS, Ptl'llk'l', VVilkins.
t'l'UII1f Row: CSHIIUII, Arnmulrl. sponsor: Stoll,
Snmck. lnwc.
Iilvirrf Row: G, lfowlrr, S. Brown, B, k1CCSllQil1.
Nlmnnl, flmllu, Ixflnlom-, FiIt'lIH1lll. l7k'llllk'I'gI'LIff.
l'l'k'llSlll'k'l'l Alrnuml, sucrutarvg Rnnck.
Yo! l,ll'll1I't'II.' Autry, px'L'si1la'l1t.
Gym Managers
lflrnizlml lfvv In JIIIII ll'rrqqu.f'r tlml lllzullrlll l1'urrr'11
l.mm'r Row: VVl1iu-, Clmunlplill, ifux, Hnrnmn.
ljlfllfl' Ieflill' Hiltfkll
1, sponsorg Hurst. C. HLll'KIL'5fS',
Sovvlc, R. HLlI'llt'Slf', Sil1lCIAlCY.
Grade
School Reporters
lrir'r1I1ln'rl If-V In firm U'ag11,'r
lfznt Hou-2 R. 'I'urncr, XVnrl'vn, I., YL-Imhlr, liuvrkxcxl,
Rnmrv. Samir-rs, Dirkvxx
llxll N xvAlgIlk'I', Rcynohls, R. fxtilllllk crL'H'
Ytlrlllti lx'uu'. ' , ,
try, Knlnw, Rnnck,
Hun! Huw: Scars, WL-llx. Br'islwv11. B. Sllltlh. Lawtcr,
blzum, M. Clnlnlwcll.
QQQQQQLQQ S
S
OKLAHOMA
EDS r' GTJTF .
M A
Dfmekgnx r
F7
UKLAHOMA
UKLAHUMA
amp sms t
gm
MJ
Enid High School
Chemistry Club
ltlfulrllrzl Irv limi-nl lfmnl
, , , , . . .
lm: lw.r TX--III IXurI1-MJ, Inrnvr. linvrlxlmrl. Cum
gf-II Mu I. XYI1llv, IXIIIIN, Illllll. l5u'I, KrpIul'mI. I'a'IIuw,
IIXIXM.
Yftfffnl lfwcr XXIIIIIAIIINUII. lhllwn, hrrgg, NAIIILT. I'Ik'IlIllllll,
XY.ulIxllvs. II.1xn-lxsllllv. Slum, II.lllI1, Slgutlcmltml. lvnkins,
N.1sI1
llrml lx'w::' Imnrl II'rwg, KIILIIYIIIZIIII, Iimwly I'mInu111,
XxI.I?1!Il'I. .'Xfl.mu. N. XY.Iglll'l', lin-gn-r, I5ummns, li,
Ixlmm-. Im' 5lIlIlII. XVII. 'XYm-uilrlu.
lflnlfv lffm' I lbtblllhlll. NIxI5ul1nI1I, K1-llt-r, IVIQQIIIII1' Q
IIIuwn. Iulu-r. Il-ruln-u. XYUIIIIIIQL. IXf111i1'. I'sm1lI1wa1iIv Q
I'.1nwI1. I. llnrlmmlu, IX1nI3.nm'I t5luunxurI. .
Palette
lflnmfnfl lfv II'.lml llfmm
HI
lnwl lfmr Sqmlvxx, II.lIl.IIlY. II, IX1llmIgcll. I:l'AlllIil'. KAIIUW,
4.--llllx. XYxInox. R.llhIi :Im-x.j, Ci.uImlxu'II, SWVLIII, Rlltlllfi.
Snunx, I Iwllu.
Y' . mul lx'ff.I' I UllAI1'I1NI.l3,Ql'!. IXIIIIH1 SIn'I1In'l1s, Ilrgivl'
II.ulns. Nm.uL. fI'.lIUl1. XX.1IIll13,g. C.oxAx'y Om 3. Irc:ls.I
IIuufIr1x, I 1Ixx.mIx.
Illml lftm' IHIIIIQ' IY, I'rrs.I. Slulu'r. Sshlninll, Hum
yllruw. Smxm. Ilumt-r. Snmlu-f. i'mmwcII, IN'1KIIlllFL'.
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ENlD'S DISTRICT DRIVING TEAM
Enid Highls Crack Auto Driving Team composed of Larry Allbright,
David Selby, Nedra Sue Ivlarquis, and Gloria breed, with their instructor,
Rex Wilsciii. seated in the car. This team entered the District Meet at
A1'liCff flllilllg l'0lIl'Cll PILICC.
They were seen, day after day, along with
dents, in rain or shine, dust and wind, driving
other Alito Driving Stll-
up and down the streets
and highways in and about town, trying to meet the meticulous require-
ments of IVlr. Wilsoii and the Oklahoma Highway Patrol to get those
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coveted Drivers' Licenses and a credit in the course.
qiftfs' fafe
By Veldena lones and Nancy Green
i'Diary of a 1951 Girls Stater-flune 3
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to lll,
This cherished journal was discovered
among the souvenirs of Fnid High School
memories. Printed below, itls a Hrst-hand
record of the most wonderful week in the
lives of five linid girls: Io Anne Pendergraft,
hlarvella Hern, Gloria Fowler, Veldena
lones, and Nancy Green.
"Saturday, luiie 3-Dear Diary: VVe're
actuallv here at O.C.NV. campus at Chicka-
sha, and one whole dav is done. Since welve
arrived, we've registered, selected political
parties Qlioomer or Soonerj, moved into our
dormitories. met our junior and senior coun-
selors. had a get-acquainted amateur hour -
and met at least a hundred new friends! Mi's.
lialkenburg says lights out at l0:30--but
we're too busy talking to our new room-
mates!"
"Tuesday. Iune 6- Dear Diary: VVhen the
people back home see the Girls State photo-
graphs they took of us Sunday, they'll never
be able to picture all the ac ivities welve
been crowding in. Nominating conventions,
campaigning, and elections galore! Yester-
day the I2 model cities elected officials. with
lo Anne and Gloria selected as commission-
ers of Grimmett and Bennett citiesg lylarvella
as mayor of lohnson cityg Veldena as Short
city reporter, and Nancy, treasurer of Holi-
day city. All four of us Sooners were elected
as voting delegates to the State nominating
convention, and later at the Boomer con-
vention, our sole Boomer, Nlarvella, was
elected party caucus chairman. And then
today the most important thing of all+state
elections. Our own lVlarvella was elected
governor to reign over 1950 Girls' Stateg the
first governor ever to come from Enid. Two
other Enid girls received coveted state of-
fices: Nancy, State Treasurer, and lo Anne,
Clerk of the Supreme Court. Veldena and
Gloria held the appointed positions of Chair-
man of the State Board of Nledical Iixam-
iners and Chairman of the State Board of
Agriculture respectively. VVe've learned more
in these two days about government and
politics and elections than in our entire
lives!"
"Thursday, Iune 8-Dear Diarv: How
can they pack so tnuch fun and information
in each day? Yesterdays inaugural dinner.
ceremony, and reception afterward: the thrill
of meeting Governor Turner: the song he
composed for usg setting up legislature and
Tin- Qurii lvl.-xcz.-t7iNi-
. otys' gfafe
By RONALD CARLBERG
Did you happen to pass the Legion Hall
about 9 o'clock on the morning of Iune IO,
WSOP If so, you probably saw eleven Enid
High School students getting ready to leave
for Norman and Oklahoma Boys' State.
Thefe boys. lerry Herzberg, Karl Geis, Rod-
ney Holcomb, lere Tresner, Harold Singer,
George Blumenauer, lohn larboe, lack XVag.
ner. Ronald Carlberg, Richard Gonrady, ami
hlax Dixon, were on their way to the fastest
week of their lives, Paul Griffin had been
planning to join in the fun and learning.
but two days before had laid himself up
with a second degree sunburn.
Arriving at Boys' State. the fellows re-
ceived two T-shirts, the standard garb of all
citizens and assignments to the cities where
they were to stay. The first afternoon was
speiit in getting acquainted with the fellows
from the other towns, while on a tour of
the O.U. campus, That night the boys got
their first taste of what Boys' State was
going to be. That was when they attended
their first 'ilecturef'
Lectures were predominant during the stay
there, but they were all so interestingly pre-
sented, that while thev were a bit of school-
ing. they hardlv seemed drv enough to
c . , . t
actuallv be called lectures.
Butithe leaders didn't do all the work.
Once they had gotten acquainted, the boys
started to work. Sunday night they held
city party caucuses to choose who were to
serve as representatives at the county and
state conventions. The group was divided
into two parties, the Boomers and the Soon-
ers, and before long those two groups really
had the fireworks going.
The next day those conventions were held,
and the partyislates were chosen along with
the state partv leaders. These leaders then
drew up a platform which was later ap
proved by all the party members.
But VVednesdav morning was when they
really had fun! That was election dav, and
the 'boys turned out one hundred per cent
to do their part for their party. After voting,
they all waited anxiously for the returns.
tiiontinued on Page Sm
courts and learning their functions by actual
participation -- all of this, and vre still have
time for swimming and teimis and get-
togethers in the dorms! l'.S. The food here
is wonderfulg we've all put on pounds."
"Saturday, Iune I0 Dear Diarv: lr seems
so strange to be home again! Tliey gave us
a gala welcome here in linid-a parade, royal
reception, and lots of partiesg but all of us
are secretly wishing we were back at Girls'
State, reliving those last few wonderful days.
lior instance, that marvelous Girls' State-
Boys' State Dance--a perfect climax to a
memorable week. Three hundred sixteen
Girls' Statcrs in their flufliest formals were
on hand to greet the eight busloads of Boys'
Staters from O.U. -and what an evening!
Then there was the picnic the next night.
and finally the farewell assembly Saturday
filontinued on Page 87j
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Coach Paul Geymann proved his worthi-
ness as a basketball coach his first year at
Enid by leading the Plainsmen through a
first place title of the tough htfid-State Con-
ference. After easily taking the local Re-
gional Tournament they were set back by
Lawton in their Hrst State Tournament game
at Oklahoma City.
The Enid cagers opened their season with
two overtime thrillers against Guymon and
Ponca City respectively. They nudged Guy-
mon 35 to 34 while taking Ponca City
32 to 30. W. D. Iones and Iim Hurd got
I0 points in the initial tilt and 14 in the
second, while Hurd made I3 during Enid's
first game and I4 against Ponca City. Ken--
neth Young also sparked in the first game,
making nine points,
Enid copped the next two non-conference
games from Blackwell and Alva to have a
perfect record before the Christmas holidays.
They took the lvfaroons 39-31 while swat-
ting the Goldbugs 34-31 at Alva, Iones,
Hurd, and Young again came through for
Enid in these two tilts. After the holidays
came the first lvfid-State tournament at Okla-
homa City where Ronnie labara played the
part as hero of their 48-47 victory over
Capitol Hill hy making the winning field
goal in the final seconds of the game. Their
first loss of the season came on the semi-
finals of that tournament losing to Norman,
the winner of the tourney, 35-36.
Next, Enid travelled to Oklahoma City
to meet a driving Northeast five, but turned
them back with a 45-39 beating. Iones
played the leading role of this show with
sixteen points.
The second regular season conference
game proved to be disasterous for the Plains-
men as the Capitol Hill Redskins over-
scored them by a ten-point margin, 33-43.
Iabara proved to be the only Enidite able
to hit for Enid, making twelve points.
The next two conference games were
played away with cellar teams, Oklahoma
City Central and the Norman Tigers. Iones,
Hurd. and Allan Panhorst came through in
the Cardinal game to cage them in 55-47.
Dub Iones played his hottest game of his
high school career in the Tiger game making
Z4 points to lead the Plainsmen to their
46-40 win.
Hurd and jones again found themselves
hot in the Alva game at Enid overcoming
the Goldbugs 54-33.
As Enid IIICI the Classen Comets for the
first time in their '50-'51 campaign, they
found the Comets a hard fighting five, but
managed to t'0llt them 42-40. Iones was high
point man for the eighth time of the season,
making I8 points.
Enid managed to split their next two
Mid-State games, winning over Northeast
50-49 while falling before the Shawnee
Wolves 44-54. lim Hurd was high point
man for Enid in both tilts.
In their second clash of the season the
Classen Comets again gave Enid a run for
their money but Hnally gave in to the
Plainsmen 44-43.
Travelling down to Capitol Hill with a
6 wins and 2 losses conference record, the
Geymann crew could not seem to break
their jinx of the Redskins and froze up to
be crushed 52-29, the worst beating the
Enidites had to live down all season.
Plainsmen fans left the Convention Hall
happy two nights in a row as their favorite
team overcame Central 52-47 while smash-
ing Norman by a larger margin 73-47.
Elashy Iimmy Hurd played hero in both
tilts making I8 in the Cardinal game and
setting an all-time record for Enid cagers
in the Tiger tilt by making 36 points.
Captain Dub Iones and Iohn Iarboe for
Enid and Ponca City respectively tied for
high honors in Enid's next home game,
making 2l points apiece, but the other
Plainsmen came through to give Enid their
Hfteenth win, 52-39.
As Enid and Shawnee met for thier last
Mid-State game, they found themselves tied
for first place, both having an 8-3 record.
Before an excited crowd of 3,200 persons
the Plainsmen roped in the Wolves to cop
the Micl-State crown for the first time in
ten years, 54-40. As they had done prac-
tically all through the Plainsmen season.
court twins Iim Hurd and Dub Iones found
themselves again playing high point men
though fighting Steve Champlin took the
majority of the balls from the backboards
while adding nine points to the Plainsmen
total.
The last victim of the Enid Cagers in
regular season play was a fighting Black-
well iviaroon five, who finally gave in to
the larger school, 45-25.
Enid whisked through the Regional Tour-
nament easily taking Perry 48-31, Wood-
ward by the largest margin of this year,
67-27, and romped over Guymon in the
finals 59-30. The Plainsmen averaged 58
points in these three games while their op-
ponents could only average a little over
29 points.
Because of their first place title in the
lViid-State conference and their large Illilf-
ginal wins in their Regional Tourney the
Plainsmen were put up to cop the State
Tonrnament at Oklahoma City. But the last
game of the Plainsmen season found them
a little on the cool side while meeting a
hustling Lawton five who were hotter than
an oven. Although Enid led throughout the
entire first three quarters, they slacked up
slightly in the last quarter to lose their
THE Quiri. MAGAZINIE
chances of entering the semi-finals, 44-43.
But the '50-'51 version of the Enid High
basketball teams showed off one of the best
records in the state with 20 wins and 5
setbacks.
Individual honors flew Plainsmen way as
VV. D. Iones, who made better than 40 per
cent of his field goals, made the Oklahoma
All-State team and also the All-Tournament
team at Oklahoma City while lim Hurd
made alternate for the All-Staters.
Boys who lettered for cage play were lim
Hurd, W. D. Iones, Ronnie labara, Kenneth
Young, Gene Torbett, and Iohn Iarboe,
earning letters for the second year while
Steve Champlin, Gene Andruss, Allan Pan-
horst, Leroy Coppock, and Bill Weldon re-
ceived letters for one year of play. Managers
earning letters were Franklin Cooper, Frank
Goley, and Gerald Unruh,
The "B" teamers proved themselves al-
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l"ir.v1 Note: Doris Voth. Turner, hflelov. Hern, hlooal, Starsnev.
.S'1'a'amal Rua-: Na-therton, Haves. Rancla, Hinman, Xllilcax, Carnett, Gentrv, Stains, Callas.
Tfvzrai ltoaax' Ball, hlcfiugin, Calalvi ell, Daniels, Stxicltlanal, Seeley, Cungolll, hhfllll-illlilfll, l-larris.
lfourllw ltocau' Tarpenning. liwton. Stalloral, Treltell. Holcanilb Will, Hoyle. hloore
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canalv, anal many other treats wera- given to
the average voter in FHS.
Stualent Boaly officers electeal for next year
are: liraulalin Cooper, l'ra-sialentg Braallev
lX'lcDonalal, Vice-llresialentg lfloise Asliahl,
Secretary: Betll llellow. Treasurerg hflargv
Kll'lilldl'I, Reporter. i
Senior Class oflicers are: Braallev.lVlcDon
alal, l'resialentg Chuck Psonal, Vicefl'ra-sialentg
Nleme Cromwell, Sa-cretarvg Beth llellow,
Treasurer: Ioanna Champlin, Reporter.
lunior Class officers are: Norman l.amh,
l'ra-sialentg Carl Iacltson, Vicefllresialentg Sue
Ala-xanaler. Secretarvl lim Brav, Treasurer:
Rex l,lllit'lllXlllgll, Reporter. i
Congratulaztiams, Seniors!
Enid News Er Stationery
0 Rental Library 0 Magazines
Books 0 Bibleso Greeting Cards
Visit Uur llohhy Centre
lioelu N'Tilgil!lllL"- Creeting Carals
Cg en exeniiig-. aral Su:ial'1'. s lor vour convauieuae
La me Ill anal hr.u'se arounal
Iflfllv Roaax' l-lural, Nave. Stewart, XV. D. lones, laclfT.EJ, lilwonger, l'mu1'aliclc.
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By IOAN GENTRY and MARVELLA HERN '
The linial Higli School Stualent Council,
composeal ol' one representative from each
home room, alia- stualent hoalv oll'icers, anal
the three a-lass presialents, with the help of
their sponsor, hliss Ruth lvloore, convevcal
tha- wishes of the stualent hoalv to the faculty
anal trieal to upholal the stanalarals of the
Nflllllll.
Stualent Council oll'icers were Nlarvella
Hern, llresialentg lioalnev l-lolcomh, Vice-
llresialeutg loan Cventrv, Secretaryg VV. D.
Iona-s, Treasurerg anal hlarv Alice Calalwell,
Reporter .
The WSU-51 Stualeut Council of linial
High liaal a very successful year. Some of
alia- major activities were: conalucting the
Amerieanisni programs in ilia- home rooms,
sponsoring the reaaling ol' the llihle twice
a wa-a-la in home rooms, putting on a stualent
pep assemhly, schealuling stualent assemhlies
lor seeonal semester, anal the puhlishing of
the stualent alireetorv. The Stualent Council
ollicers arrangeal the opening for all the
formal assemhlies tluoughout the year. The
council maintaineal a hulletin hoaral in tha-
hall announcing all canning important events,
Vlfiili alia' help of the aft classes they alisf
plaveal the names of all of the outeofftown
players along with the linial lllainsmen team
at the haskethall games.
This va-ar's Stualent Council increaseal the
amountiuf money in their treasury by having
concessions at one of the home foothiill
games.
The Stualent Council cowoperateal with the
speech alepartment anal arrangeal for a spealaf
ers' hureau from which speakers of various
suhjects of interest to high school stualents
were presenteal in the home rooms. There
were 200 speeches of this type presenteal.
ln the fall of lllffll Ioan Gentry anal Bette
lVlcGugin were sent to represent tha- Enial
Stualent Council at a convention of the
Southern Association of Stualent Councils
ha-lal in Oklahoma Citv. Later in the year
six alelegates were sent to Norman to the
State Convention of Stualent Councils. They
were: lack l-larris, Barhara Io Autry, lVlar-
va-lla l-la-rn, Carla Vvlilcox, Philip Stuart,
anal Shirley Holt.
lilerhaps the greatest achievement of the
lllgllffbl Stualent Council was alia' securing
ol soavhops for the Stualent Boalv helal folf
lowing the home games.
The last activitv of the council was alirect-
ing the electioniof next vear's class anal
stualeut hoalv oflicers. Thai elections were
carrieal on in a new manner hy having the
canalialates actually campaign for their
oflices.
A primary election was helal in which all
canalialates nominateal were voteal upon. The
top two canalialates for each office then hegan
their campaigns against each other. Gum.
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Xllll'Xll llll llRSl' lDl'lillRfw.' Sllllillzlz STOl.l AND l:l.I7ABlQTH NVARREN NUMBER-fTHli LAST
Dance Troupe Baugherjs Open Barber-Beauty Salon Expedition
To Be in Podunk
Karl firm, tl'e wtrld's latttfilt'
d.tnt'er and his trouj'e will he in l'o
dunk soon as announced hv lo.
lllarlrlg l'otlttt'k's jtnlmlis telalitins ili
reitor. llis seeretvtrv. Naniy Trnrllr,
will keep the puhltc tnlornt-'il as to
tl'e date ol the shew.
'llie gunnv-atk dancers are: 'lil
from llavrv, li'1la ,-lrlamv, Ilnrfs flvrrs,
llarlrm'f.'r1wu':'ll, Carol llrrl, Boyz
llwllrrr, and lam' lliilson.
,llartlia llllfl, :lim l'onng, ,llildrffl
ll'rlAQlil, and liarrinna ll-lil'UVl'Lfl'7 excel
in tl'e dattie of overalls.
Musital liaclagrutttd for the pro-
ilvietiwtt will he produted luv the vocal
tlwrtls rl ll'1ln'a llarmfm, linsxrll
llrllnifru, lalrn' llmtl, liunaltl labara,
lvlw Imiwmz, and .lliml xllnioitd.
'l'l'e orchestra eonsistts of: Lori
l'i'i1al1li', liliisrll Billy, Bolz llavutarfl,
lirliv llnitn, lrrryi lloolrv, and fmt
llflflwoil'. A A
llte jittlvlc will he cltarged tw-v
tl tl'es j-'tts lor adnnsstxiti to this ex
clit-tie show, and orange crate re
'er'ictl seats tttav lie pttrtltased lront
.llitt llitllgrs, f,'rrl'uim llulr, .llarttflla
llfru, lar l'on l"r1.rl', Ruth Dutver.
ffltarliiltr .llri1z. and l'al l,lflQ'QfIl'l.i
Peace Again Reigns
With Potato Peelers
At ltt't the strikers ltave gone hack
In work! Yes, the potato peelers have
linallv reaelted it settlentent with their
llflNNi'h.
"SST detitleil tn retjttire the potato
pt-t-lt-rs tn peel unlv three husliels
per week per pt-i-sort." retttarked
.llarmn .-lrlami and 171. lf liogrrt, heads
ol the potato peeling hnsiness.
lilie peelers contntentled for going
hack to their drndgerv arei ll'tlla llrll
f'ittL'i-ml, tlritrlqi' lll1lWlI'7lIlIl!'7', Gerald
Bratmml, lfrrrl Bnrulmm, liar-lmra
fflrm, tlillrrri ,llorr1.i, llttwjllil fllor
YIHIII, f.'lvai'lis fllrlrllqrll, loan Nollr,
llurixa l'ai'l'rr, llatrftta l'f'iilc, Dali'
.S'aml:r.i, and lnta lam' l'ojiIm.
'lltose still striking for only two
htshels tnaxtntuni work are: 'lfxllirr
N14 ltuls, llmmlrl Nat'1', lfltltrml .lli
lvlr, loan l,r tframl, llonrm' l,rtt'r.i,
liomm ltrlxoii. Sally dlalrritr, llnris
lyitilv, Tom .llai1l1i'l. 'llandraii lolinf
uni, and flalr' llitrsliall.
Winners of jelly Bean
Contest Announced Today
The winners in the recently held
jelly hean eating contest were an
tvonnced today hy .'lla,x' illoyrrs, and
.llarv .-Iliii ffalrltwll, contest directors.
lffftv C'v,'tp1ul and I. B. ll'lu!r
tied lor ltrst place, so they were
aivanletl six pounds of jelly lieans
apiece. 'lltktng secotttl in the golililt-
was l'rarl firfrliarz while Lrtlta Boyle
tanve in third. i
llonoralile tnentinn was given toi
llrllr' .lliflfijqlru Brlnt' .lltlvi'r', lfrl
uanl llnim, Norma llotly llrerrlv
llrllrs Shar lwllortl, Harold Sl!'l'Ql'l',
loam: .S'lan1s. and lu flnn ll'agni'r.
W.lN'l'l'Ill: 1'iuri't-sjiottali-tive with wi-itl
thi. ini tintrrii-il tvotnuii, over six yi-airs
ol' tier-. tlliji-i-tive: lltttritnony. Writi-
Jcrrill Unrult, null Don Leonard.
The llangbvr tutms, commenly known as liarl and Earlene are opening
tudav their new Barher-Beauty Salon which is located at IZ34 Silk Stocking
Street, here in l'odnnk.
"What Next?" Cast
And Site Selected
The wide, rolling plains of lolin
llnvlrfv ranch has heen selected as tlte
site for the motion picture "What
Next" according to CUllN'S directors,
lionalrl fltl7'fll!'f.Q and Donna Strplrrns
llatnlr.
"'l'lie liilnt is to he centered around
the lile ol Rodnev Holcomb, l'odunk's
famous ivorv ticklerf' exclaimed Inhn
larlaoi' and lfliarlrxi .'llort.rr'r'.v. C1ORN'S
Cl1fHVl'IlL'l'5.
The star of the show, impersonating
limlnry, is to he liithard lonrs, and
the lferoine is to he portrayed hy
Virginia illongolzl.
Others chosen to have parts in the
movie are: leant' l'nu'e'll, Harold l'rztr,
Svditrv lfanirv, ll'llma lean Itaalszmi,
llowirr ltirlqt-i, Virginia Nnlmls, Al-
lm l5u1liorsl, larry l'a1rp, Iran Ramle,
and fllarv l.rr w'l'lwrli.
Clostutite tleriigner is Sm' Stoner,
while lrrrv Rami, I,i'1111a Sterrflt,
lam' ll'lrl1i', lvatlvryiz ll'h1llry, Roy
Smiili, and lfrlni 'lirwkrll are respona
silile for sound effects.
Class of l95l Motto:
Never do teday what you can put
off till tomorrow.
lil ll,LliTlN
VVerd has heett received from
llllss fllmrlottr' lx'rr'1.nh and lllr.
Cfmfl Grill, Class of 'Sl sponsors,
that they are enjoying their rest at
the North Pole. They will return
as soon as no more 'Sl grads reside
in l'odunk, lllr. Gott stated.
N0'l'l1'l'I5 We lt"uillt- itll law exist-s. Sei-
Ralplt Kremt-i r, Ruth Mclntire. Law-
rottca Scltcffa. Velma Kroeker Vogt,
Velva Jo Clark.
N0'l'lt'l'I: We :ire not rvspousilili- for
tiny mls-his otlii-r than our own: Wanda
Carver, Myrtle Chapman, Glorene
Goble Clover. Lois Brandt, Bill Boyles.
Marvin Baker. Carlene Alrich.
Xll'l'll'l'I: l lntvi- ili-vi-Iopod an i-lvetrie
ilislwlotli. l'ottt:tet June Walling.
Scientist And Staff
Have Opened Academy
One of the United States' greatest
scientists, llflax Dixon, and his staff
have opened a new ABC Academy.
Those who are instrttctors in the
science sectiion of the academy are:
Rnel lllehlrng, Billy llledel, Viola
Kaxrk, Connie Hill, Helen lfdulardr,
lark Gambrll, and Naomi Galuslia.
ll'anda Seeley, lvlary Beth Hays
Arnold, Frank Goley, Rnlmrd El-
wongcr, Ivy Kendrick Choate, and
lfrrna Dolton are teachers in the his-
tory unit.
The teaching crew for the physical
education course includes: Rolzrrt
Franz, lim Hurt, Patty Kalow, lluartr
l,r'wr.i, llltnnlfrrd lllrfnllrntgb, lVtlla
Beth Starny, and Stan Klfm.
People heading the connnerce de-
partment are: Ann Dotknm, Pat
Roluson, lo Anne Prndrrgraft, Grain'
lllerritt, Tom Knotts, Barbara Byfield,
ami Barbara Ball.
Helen Caliuat, Barbara Ann Don,
aldson, Carolyn Pruitt Gilbert, Har-
land Storey., Harold Stigrr, Namtv
Grrrn, Pavtrttfa Pryor, and Lolrla
Is'nan.v compose the 'music staff.
A l975 Enid High School diploma
is the only requirement for entrance
to the ABC Academy.
Podunk Citizens Return
From Trip Around the World
Several respectable Podunk citizens
frotn their journev
The major portioii
was spent at YOf
visiting the family
journey was made
have jttst returned
around the world.
of their excursion
KUM'S CORNER
of Yokums, The
in a feetacopter.
The group making the jaunt in-
cluded: Bmtrr ll'atkms, Slilrlry Dah-
lm l'l'entu'orrh, Velma l,rr-'ll'hm1,
Billie lllitt hell, iwargarrt lllnvd,
l"ramr.v Long. Inhn Lamrrlort, Gary
Samhrz, and Clyde Lawler,
N0'l'lt'I'I: Wottlfl you like to visit HEAR
lItll.I.0W? A tour of this famous
pltteo is soon to ho start:-il. Gtlifleis
art-: Virgil Cummins. Betty Ruth Ca'
vin. Jo Ann Biggs. Jim Stafford, Jim
Stoops, and Gene Thomas.
as Started
Zavr illilrxr, l9'5l lf. ll. S. graduate,
is now director of a hunting expedi-
tion on its way to Afr'ca.
Some of the equipped exjilarers are:
Dean Carter, lim llrrr, lmrvy An-
strad, lim lfinnrgan. larry l'Il'Y'Zf71'Y-Q,
Cntr Slnplry, attd I. dl. Hnnlrr.
Cooks ard catreramen making the
iauttt are: Lowell llrrmfm, firm' Tor-
ltrtt, llolfrrt Quinn, Calfm l7o.vIr'r, and
Gary Slvavry.
"We hope to fird some very in
teresting specimens of Wl'lfX l' llAVli
YOU, Wi? DON'T KNOVV, and
YOU Tll,L US," stated Zam' illilrs,
chief explorer.
Chief tent-put'er-upj-er is Harold
Sandford wliile the chief of keeping
the skillets shining is Tnmmv Vru
able. His helpers, using NUTS. arei
illar llvhllilff, Krnnrtlt ll'vaH,
Dtuavnr Abram, lolin Br Hon, lit-rr!
Burdick, and Slr"'r' Cliamvlrn.
The crew in charge of loading pea
shooters consists of: Bill Cobb,
ffharlrs Cox, Dean Gibbon, Hugh
Grisham, and latle llnrllmtr.
"We are planning to have at very
exciting trip," exclaimed assistant di-
rectors ll'. D. lonrs and Dalr llloorr.
Lou Anne Mills Wins
Annual Spelling Bee
At the Podunk community social
held last night, Lou Anne llltll: out-
spelled all other contestants, to win
the 90th annual spelling hee.
Lyle l.ieing.twn acted as master of
ceremonies for the evening's enter-
tainment. First on the agenda was
the Podunk Screechers consisting of:
Alfllll lllielke, Carla ll'ilt'or, Glen
llleirr, Shfrlry l'l'rrght, liobbly ll'm-
gft. Vrldrna lnnrs, Slurlr Srari,
Duane ll'rt.i, and Beverly Smith,
Next was a halletiskit entitled
"Aren't We Crazv?" acted ottt bv:
Rurlrrn Stfttnmli, Barbara Frortr
ll'rr.vf, l'aul Wakrn, All'lL'l'Yld Siliwefd-
land, Rav Rrrzrk, ffliarlrzr Thorne, Sur
Bradbury, attd Donna Bond.
"XVe had a wonderful time, and
next year l'm not going to get
tripped on spelling Xttrcjklendfcaxyzf'
stated lllax Crandall.
WAXTEII: Sonia- lttttulnoun- tullllottnlri-
lui-lmtiils. Write Lorna Llngonfelter,
Helen Loucks. Della Rae Crandall,
Marjorie Mittelstet. :intl Mavis Craton.
FUR S.lI.Pl: lvl'llAllHt'tl hooks. f'4lIlflll'l
Lorine Donnelley Reed. Carol Fourier,
Carl Frech. Joan Gentry. Noel Ginder.
Janis Greer. Arthur Hager. Marguerite
Harmon, Earl Hoskins. Richard Ives,
Betty Lou Jenkins. Jane Duerksen.
FUR S.-Kl.l4I: .-l big sale ttt snuill cost.
XYP itri- living fnreed to close our ex-
ensi- shop lwenttsi- ul' llllltlllll ri-nt, so
wi- arf- sr-lliuj: out all 4-xr-itserx for
irlu-ekitti: out of fwitool nt low coat.
Our advisory eouneil will no longs-r
tw itvnilnltli- so tnki- nilvnntaizr- of
this giant stile. Votttuet Curry. Cum-
mings, Berry, Athey. Arnold. and
Sullivan Inc. fAnn. Gene. Pat, Chuck.
Ray. Darley.
FUR SALE: Une slightly used history
textbook. See Gloril Fowler.
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Bi' Suuu ti Sroii .win Ifi Il.-KBI-TH Sri Waiziux
DVVAYNIQ ABRAM Ifoothall Letterman 43 Home Rootn V. P. 2, 33 Sec. 33 'I'rcas. 23
Chorus 23 Mixetl Chorus 2.
MARIAN ADAMS Home Rootn V. P, 2: Sec. 33 Treas. 33 Chorus 43 Quill XVet-kls'
Staff 43 Bravette 43 I.a Iunta 2, 33 V, P. 33 Quill Office 43 I'oothall Queen AllK'lltILlIIl
43 Okla. Honor Society 33 Palette 23 School Reporter 43 Quill Reporter 43 Stutlcnt
Council 3.
RIIA ANN ADAMS Chorus 43 Mixetl Chorus 43 Quill VVet-klv Stall 43 Senior Play
43 All School Play 43 Lihrary Clnh 43 V. P. 43 Chetnistrv Clnh 43 Quill Reporter 4.
CARLIENI2 AI.DRICH Home Rootn Sec. 43 D, IE. Clulm 43 Okla. llonor Societs 2, 3.
MIMI AI.MOND Class Sec. 23 Ilomc Room Reporter 43 Chorus 2, 3, 43 Sec. 23
ilircas. 23 Isflixetl Chorus 2, 3, 43 Quill Mag, Stall' 43 Auuaettes 43 Braivctte 2, 3, 43
ilireas, 43 Les Colxians 3, 43 Pres. 33 ilireas. 3. 43 Reporter 43 Vergilian 33 V. P. 33
Sec. 33 May Queen Attendant 43 Okla. Honor Society 2. 33 Student Council 43
Palette 3.
LPROY ANS'I'IiAD Chorus 23 lvlixecl Chorus 23 D. If. Clnh 3, 4: Phvsics Clnh 3.
ROY ARNOLD Ifoothall Letterman 3, 43 Home Room V. P. 43 SLT.-.23 Okla. Ilonor
Societv 23 Student Council 43 Bihle Clnh 33 Sec. 3.
CHUCK ATHIQY Ifoothall Letterman 3, 43 Track Letterman 33 Basehall Letterman
43 Home Rootn V. P. 2, 43 Quill Mag. Stafl 43 Delta lheta 43 Okla. Honor Society
2, 3, 4.
DORIS LUIQNA AYliRS Chorus 43 Mixctl Chorus 43 Senior Plas' 4.
MARVIN VVAYNP BAKER D. O. Clnh 4.
IZARI. BAUGIIIQR Class Pres. 33 Iioothall Manager 2. 33 liootliall Letterman 43 Iracls
Letterman 2, 33 Home Room Pres, 43 Reporter 33 Delta 'l'heta 43 Pres. 43 Mas' Queen
Attentlant 43 Okla. Honor Socictv 2, 3, 43 Student Cotincil 2. 3,
IZARLIENIQ BAUGIIIQR -Home Room Pres, 43 Sec. 23 Bravette 2, 33 Mav Quccn
Attenclant 43 Okla. Honor Society 2, 3, 43 Palette 2, 3. I
BARBARA BELL Home Room Treas. 23 Chorus 2. 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 43 Acluaettes
43 Bravettc 2, 3, 43 Les Colwians 3, 43 Reporter 33 Sec, 43 Prog. Cha-irman 43 Okla,
Honor Society 3. 4.
PAT BIQRRY Quill VVcckly Stall' 43 Quill Reporter 43 Bravette 23 Quill Ollicc 43 D. li.
Clnh 4.
RUSSIQLI. BIBY Home Room V. P. 43 Band 2. 3, 4: V, P. 43 Asst. Driun Major 43
Senior Iflav 43 All School Play 43 Bantl Lettcrnnin 2. 3, 4.
IO ANN BICGS Home Room V. P, 43 Sec. 33 Treas. 23 Bantl 3, 43 Quill Mag. Stall
43 Activity Olliice 43 Batntl Queen Attendant 43 Stutlcnt Council 3.
CIQORGIQ CHARLIES BLUMl2NAI.lI2R Senior Plas' 43 D. li. Clnh 23 Okla. Honor
Sooietv 4.
DICK BOGIERT Pcothall Lettettnan 43 Hotne Room V. I', 23 Delta iliheta 43 Physics
Clnh 4.
DONNA BOND Home Room Sec. 23 Reporter 23 Chorus 2. 3, 43 Mixctl Chorus
3, 43 Qtlill Mag. Staff 43 Quill Reporter 3, 43 All School Plas' 43 Olfice Assistant
43 School Reporter 33 Quill Office 43 Olila. Honor Society 23 Legioncttes 2. 3, 4.
LIETHA BOYLIZ Class Sec, 43 Home Room Pres. 2. 43 V. P. 33 Ircas. 23 Reporter 43
Quill Mag. Staff 43 Quill Reporter 43 Quill VVeckly Staff 43 Ofliice Assistant 3. 43
Quill Office 43 Mas' Queen 43 Okla. Honor Society 43 Stutlcnt Council 3.
BILL BOYLIQS Baseball Letterman 23 Ilome Room V. P, 33 Sec. 2. 3.
SUE BRADBIIRY -Home Room Sec. 23 Ircas, 33 Senior Plas' 43 Bravctte 2, 3, 43
La lunta 2. 33 Trcas. 33 Okla. Honor Society 2, 3. 43 Stutlenit Council 3.
LOIS BRANDT Chorus 2, 3. 4.
GIERALD BRANNON Class Reporter 23 Home Room V. P. 33 La Innta 33 D. Ii.
Cluh 43 Pres. 43 Student Council 4.
IOHN BRI'Ii'I'ON Chorus 2,
Al.l3Nl2 BRONVN D. Ii. Cluh 4.
IQVFRI If BURDICK Class Pres. 23 I-oothall Letterman 3. 43 Basehall I.etterntan 3.
43 Hotne Room Pres. 23 Quill Reporter 43 Student Council 2. 3, 43 Printing Clnh
7 5 4
i1Riio'BtiRNnAM iftmfiuiii imc-fm...i 4, n. ia. emi. 4, V. in 4, :framing ciiuis 4.
BARBARA BYI5II5I.D Chorus 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 La Iunta 43 Okla, Ilonor
Society 2, 3.
NIARY ALICIZ CALDVVlfLL Stuclent Botly Reporter 43 Ilotne Room Sec, 23 Quill
Mag. Staff 43Quill XNeekIy Staff 43 Office Assistant 33 Bravette 2, 3, 43 Reporter
43 La Iunta 23 Q'iill Office 43 Lihrarv Clnh 43 Sec. 43 Student Counc-il 43 Legionettes
2, 3, 43 Palette 2, 3, 43 Quill Reporter 3, 43 School Reporter 4.
HI2LIiN CALIVAS Band 2, 3, 43 Band Letterman 2, 3. 43 Bravette 23 All-State Bantl
4.
RONALD C.lARl.BliRG Delxate Letterman 43 Chorus 2, 3, 43 Mixetl Chorus 2, 3, 43
Quill Mag. Staff 43 Senior Play 43 All School Plas' 2. 3. 43 N. Ii, I.. 3, 43 Reporter
43 Okla, Honor Society 2, 43 Bihle Clnh 33 Pres. 3.
DISAN CARAIAIQR Team Manager 2. 33 Ilome Room V. P, 33 Sec. 43 'I'reas. 23
Palette 4.
VVANDA CARVIQR Chorus 2, 3. 4: Bravette 2, 31 Bible Clnh 3.
WILLA DELL CAVVOOD -Home Room Reporter 23 Chorus 2. 3, 43 Okla. Honor
Societv 2.
STIiVI2'CHAMPLlN Golf Letterman 23 Ioothall I.etterntan 3, 43 Basl-tcthall Letter-
man 43 Track Letterman 3, 43 Home Room Pres. 23 Sec. 33 Quill Mag. Staff 43
May Queen Attendant 43 Printing Club 33 All-Dist. I5oothall 43 Quill Reporter
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SENIORS OF 1951
MYR'l'l.l5 CHAPMAN ll, li. Club 4.
Vlil.VA IO CLARK lianil 3, 43 Quill XYcckly Stall' 43 Bravcttr 23 Quill Qlfifr 43
ll l' Club 4 Pilntln 7
l3ARl3ARA Cl.lNli Aflivily Ollicc 43 ll lf, Club 43 Okla. Honor Socivly 3.
lil.QRl7Nlf'fiQl3l.li CIIUVIER llouu' Room vlirraw. 21 Olila. Honor Soricly 3, 43 Sill
alum Council 3.
l3ll.l. CUl3l3 l'oolball l.L-in-rman 4' 'l'ra'k lCKlK'l'Ill'lll 7 3 4' Home Ro P " 7 3
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X, l. -, 33 l3au4l -, 33 Quill Mag, Stall 43 Printing Club 33 May Quran Allk'llllllll'
43 Quill Rclworlvr 4.
l.l3RQY COPPQCK baxkctball l.ctlL'rman 43 Golf l.l'lli'I'lll1lIl 3, 43 Delta 'l'hcia -l3
I'l1i'xifs Club 33 Quill Rr-porter 4.
ANN CURRY Class lrcas. 43 llomn' Room V, P. 23 Svc. 43 Rcliorivr 33, Quill Mag'
Snail' 43 Bl'ilVl'lll' 2, 3, 43 Soc. 43 Man' Quccn Atiruilanl 43 Pala-llc 43 'lin-as. 43 Quill
Rl'P0l'll'l' 4.
l.IlARl.l'5 lfllCiliNlf COX Raml 2. 3, 43 U, O. Club 3. 43 l'l1vr.icx Club 4,
l3l'l.l,A RAIC CRANDALI. Bam! 43 Chorux 2, 33 Mixed Chorux 33 Qfficr Assistant
33 l3l'llYCllL' 23 Max' Qucru IXIICIHILIIII 43 Baml Quuvn Alrcmlant 43 l3aslu'lball Quuun
1XlIL'Ihl1llll 4. i
MAX CRANl7Al.l, lfoolball l.l-ui-rmiui 3, 43 llomu Room Prcs, 33 Trcas. 23 Physio
Club 4.
lx1AVlS CRATQN Gym Manager 43 Homc Room lrrax. 23 Quill Rvporrvr 43 Quail
Wu-kly Stall' 43 Aquacllca 43 Uliliu- Assistant 43 l3ravrtrc 2, 3, 43 Cicuroiiian 43
Sur. 43 Prus. 43 Vurgilian 33 lrcas, 33 Qkla. Honor Socicly 43 lxgioiu-:rcs 2, 3, 43
lmillflll' 3, 43 National Art llonor Sociciy 3, 4.
MARl.lfNl5 CRlSVVl7l.l. llomc Room 'l4i'L'aN. 43 D. li, Club 4.
VlRiill. CUMMINS
iil5Nli CUMMINGS lilltllllilll Managvr 3, 43 lrafk l.cIlcrman 23 llomc Room Vim'
Prrs 4
l3l'l IX Rlllll LANIN llomc Rorm Svc. 23 Chorus 23 D. Q. Club 3, 4.
DONNA S'l'l'iPlll3NS l7AVl5 Hllllll' Room Svc. 23 Quill Mau. Stall 43 uill XVM-klv
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. 3 3 f . ' l Play 2 33 Clu'rrlu:ulvr 2. 3, 43 l3ravctu-bl 3. 43 Quill Olficu 43
Paluttc' 3, 41 Sur. 3, 4.
CARQI. l5l5l5l. Chorus 2, 3. 43 Mixccl Chorus 43 Scnior l'l.1v 43 All School Plav 43
Bl'ilVl'llL' 3, 43 l.vs Copians 3, 43 Src. 33 Y, P. 43 Pre-s, 43 Ukla. Honor Sofia-ra' 33
filll'llll3ll'y Club 43 Bilxlu Club 3, 4.
ROSI5 MARlli llliMliRli 17. li. Club 43 Okla, Honor Socictv 3.
IIM l5lfRR ili!'ilL'li l.l'llC'I'IIlilll 3. i
MAX ITIXQN lianml 2. 3, 43 Rami l,crn'rman 2, 3, 43 Quill Wc'a'kls' Staff 43 Sunioi
Play 43 l4l'llil ilil!l'l3l 43 Pln'-in Club 43 lioyx' Stan- 33 N. R, O, T. C. Sl2llUlQ.lI"slliI7
43 Quill Rcportvr 4.
ANN DQCKUM llomc Room Prra. 3, 43 Chorus 33 Quill Mag. Stall' 43 Quill Ru
portrr 43 Quill W'L'L'kli' Staff 43 Kitlill' Asxislanl 43 Bl'ilVk'lll' 2, 33 Quill Ufliiu' 43
Okla, llonor Souix-lv 3.
BARBARA ANN DQNALDSON Homc Room RL-portcr 43 Chorux 33 Scnior Play
43 l'alvllc 43 Bravcllr 4.
FRMA l7Ol,'liQN llomc Room Src. 33 Re-porin-r 23 Chorux 2, 3, 43 Mixul Chorus 43
lxgioiirttcs 2, 3, 43 l3ravi-no 2, 3, 4,
l.ORlNl7 Rlflil3 l3UNNl5l.l.l5Y Hand 23 Sn-uior Plav 4' D lf Club 3 4
IQHN lJOYl,li llouu- Room 'l rras. 3, 43 Stullv.-nt Counril 2, 3, 43 Bible Club 3.
IANIQ ANN l7lllfRKSlfN llomc Room Sur. 23 Rcportcr 33 Quill Wcclily Stall' 43
Sn-nior Play 43 All School Play 43 BTAIVCIIK' 2, 3, 43 Quill Ofliiu' 43 Quill Rvporlvr 3,
43 l'alrlu- 2, 3, 43 I,rgioiwlu's 23 School Ruporicr 4.
PAT l7llliCiAN llomm' Room Svc, 43 Chorus 2, 3, 4,
l3l3'l"l'Y l,Qll DUNN l3anil 2, 3. 43 liauul l.n'IIvrmau 2, 3, 43 l7. lf. Club 4.
FDNVARD li. DUNN D. O, Club 3, 4.
Rl llll l5NVYliR llomr' Room Pros, 2, 33 lrcas, 43 Chorus 2, 3, 43 Mixcml Chorus 2,
3, 43 Quill Mag. Siall 43 l3rau-llc 23 Ixt'KlYlly Qllicc 43 Okla. llonor Sociriy 2, 3,
4.
lllfl.liN IANIIECIE IEDVVARDS I3rax'i-Ito 2, 33 Palcm- 43 Bible Club 4.
RICHARD l5l.VVONlilfR Shulciu Council 4.
RAMONA IOAN l5l.VVONGER
HM l5lNNliiiAN lioolball l.t'IIl'I'!llAlI! 3. 43 Track Lclu-rman 2, 33 Home Room
IH-N, 2, 43 V, l', 23 Sec. 33 Rf.-porn-r 33 Pri--llliglu Club 33 Sur. 33 Palcttc 4, l
CALVIN l5QS'l'l5R llomu Room V. P. 23 ilirras. 33 Fraunl 2, 3, 43 Prls 4 13 l E
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l.m-um-rman -, 3, 4. 1
CAROL IliAN liQllRlIfR Oflirc' Assistant 43 l3ruvcttL' 2. 33 Qkla. HonoriSofir-ty 3,
43 Lcgiom-nos 2, 3. 43 llomu Room Prw. 3,
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SENIORS OF 1951
GLORIA IQAN l-QXVLITR Cburus 2, .5, 41 V. l'. 21 Mixcil Cburus 2. .5, 4: Clin-rr
'Q 7
lcziilcr 41 ALlll1lL'llL'K 41 l4l'llVL'Il1' -1 .51 41 lvhy Qiivcu Atu'iiil.uu 41 lygiuiirtii-s
.5, 41 Girls' SILIIL' .5.
ROl5lR'l' CIQQRCIE l5RAN7 liuuxbgill l.ciu'rm:ui 41 lluuiv Ruum Prus. 5. 41 1.11
l.ll!lAl 2. .51 Uklii. lluuor Sucu-ty 2, .51 l'liysicx Club 4.
CARI. l.. l5RliCll
LA VON I-RISK llulun' Ruum Snr. 2. .51 Cliurus 2, .5, 41 lvlixcml Cliurus 41 l5r1ivL'lu'
21 Aflivily Qlliiu' 41 Oklgi. llnuur SUl'll'Iy .51 l,L'glUI1L'lIL'N 2, .5, 4.
NAUMI CiAI.USllA Cburus 2, .51 4.
IACK GAMl5ll.l. lluuu' Ruum V. l'. 21 Src. .51 lrn-Lis 4.
IVARI. li, lililb lwiullmll l.L'IIn'rmaiu 41 ljliysirs Club 41 llLllt'lIl' 4.
IQAN Cil5N'l'RY Siuilrut Bully Sur. 41 lluuu' Ruum Sw. 21 'l'n'ns. .5. 41 Quill lvlaig.
Stull 41 l5riiw-Ilu 2. .5, 41 V, l'. 41 l.:i luulu 51 Rcpurtrr 51 lxhy Qucuu Alu'uiI.uu
41 l51u'lu'ilmll Quucu fxllflllllllll 41 Stiiilrul Cuuucil 41 l':1lcllc 2. 41 Quill Rqiui'lur 4.
lhiluiu' 2, 41 Quill Ruliurlvr 4.
DITAN Clll5lfQN ilivrui Mauiugvr 2, .5, 41 llciuir Ruuiu Prrs. 41 Ariivity Qlliu'
7 5 5
l'lfARl. l3RVl5Nli Cill5RllAR'I' llumv Ruum Svc. -1 'l'rn-gn. -1 Cliurus H, .5, 4.
NOEL UINIWFR 17. O. Club .5, 4.
FRANK R. GQLIQY Clgisx Rupnrlcr .5, 41 Buxkn-tligill lv1.iii.i3,gcr 5. 41 lluuif Ruuui
1 . . .
lrcs. .5, 41 Qiull Mzig. Stull 4: Quill XVL1-kly Stull 41 llului 'l4l1l'l.l 41 Niulciu
Cuiufil .51 Quill Reporter 4.
NANCY CiRlil2N lluiuc Rouui Rcliurlrr 21 Cburus 2. 41 Mixml Cburus 2, 41 Quill
Mug, Stull 41 l5rnvutu- 2, .5, 41 Cin-ruiaigiii 41 l'rn-x. 41 Rcpuiu-r 41 Vvrgiliaiu 51 Ru
purrur .51 Sw, .51 Qkln. lluuor Sofia-ty 2, .5, 41 Girls' Stguc 51 l'aili'tu' 21 Quill Ri'
Vurtcr 4,
IANIS YVQNNIQ CiRl5l5R Cburus 21 Mixul Cburux 11 Qllicr i'XNNlNl.llll 11 l5I'-lYl'l-1'
2, .5, 41 Cin-ruiiiziii 41 V. l', 4.
lllliill GRISHAM lkuiil 2, .51 ll. Q. Club 4.
AR'l'l'lllR HAGIQR Mgicliiur Sbuli 4.
l.QVVl:l.l. llARlVlAN lfnutbaill I.:-iu-i-iimii .5. 4: lluuu' Ruuui l'riw. gli V. l', 51 ln-.ix
21 All-Slailv Vlllblllilll 4.
YVll.MA ll5AN llARlVlAN Cburus 21 Quill Maig. Stull 41 l5rgu'i-tu' 1, .51 Vi-rgilriu
.51 'lircaiy .51 Activiiy Qllicc 41 Qklu. lluuur Sunil-ly 1. .5. 4.
lvlARlilll5Rl'l'l3 HARTVION Kivui lvluiingur 4.
PATRICIA ANN llAYli5 llunu' Rillllll Rupurlcr .51 Cliurux 11 l5r1iva'lu' 2. 5. ll Q.
Club 41 Qklzi. lluuur Sucu-ty 41 Stmlrut cillllllfll 4.
MARY l5l7I'll HAYS Cburiis 2. .5, 4.
l5Ql4 HAYVVARU l5.uiil 2. .5, 41 Trcns. 41 Cliriiiisiry Club 41 l51uiil I.:-iu-riu.ui 2, 5,
4.
MAX HITIXQFS li. Q. Club 5, 4.
lVlARVl5l.l.A llliRN Class V. l', 21 Stiulviu l5unlv l'rL's. 41 lluiuc Ruuui l'u-s. f1
l5ziuiI 5, 41 Suu. 41 Quill Mug. Stull' 41 Sruiur Pliiy 41 All Scliuul l'lgiy 2, 51 l5.iu1l
7
Que-cu 41 N. lf. l.. .5, 41 V. P. 41 Okla. lluunr Sucii-ly 2, 5, 4: 5lllllk'lll Cuuuail ..
.5. 41 Girls' Stare 41 Girls' Natiuu 4: Quill RL'l3lll'Il'l' 41 l51uiil l.uilci'iii:iii 5. 4.
IIQRRY Hl5R7l5liRCi llciuc Ruum lrciis. 21 Rcluui'u'r .51 Quill lxlzig. Stull 41 Quill
Vv'i'n'kly Stull 41 All Srbuul Play 2, .51 Buys' Stan- .51 l.1i luum 21 Arliviiy Qllicr
41 N. li. l.. 2. .5, 41 illivin. 41 Quill Rk'IlUl'lK'I' 4.
CQNNlli llll.l. llomc Room Sw. 41 Cburus 41 Quill XVrm-lily Stull' 41 Quill Rr
porter 41 Scbmil Rm-purtcr 41 Quill Qllici' 41 lrgiuiim-tln's 2. .5. S
1 Y
BlEVliRl.Y llll.l.lS SllAffKlfl.l5QRl5 Huuu- Ruum lrcs. 41 Svc. 41 lzllullm' 4.
RUSSIELL HILLMAN -l'loim' Ronin Prrs. .51 D. Q. Club 5, 41 l'rcx. .51 Sllllll'lll
Council 2, 4.
UM l5. HITCHCOCK Baud 2, .51 41 Quill NVQ-ekly Stull 41 Pliyxiu Club 41 l51uiil
l.ulu-i'iiiaiii 21 .5, 4.
IOIQ HLADIEK l'luuin- Ruuni l'rcs. .51 Rvpurrvr .51 Olfin- fxNNlNI1llll 41 Pliysiu Club il,
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l'rc-lfliglil Club .51 l5i'uvcx 21 laila-no 4.
NQRNlA IIQCK lluniv Room Svc. 41 Chorus 21 l5r:ivcllu 2, .51 D. li, Club 4.
RQlJNliY llQl.CQMl5 Suulviit l5oilx' V, l'. 41 liimibull l.l'llK'flllilIl .5, 41 llunu Runur
Trcus, 21 lk-lui Tliutgi 41 Buys' Slain- .51 Physics Club 41 cllll'Illl'sll'y Club 41 Sliulrur
Council 15. 4.
ClDONlA llOI.lE Bible Club 4,
IIQRRY HQOLIQV Bauul 2. .51 41 l'mIw. lvlnuagcr 41 SL-uiur Plan' 4.
l5ARl. lJliAN HOSKINS
lANli HUNT llunu- Ruuui Rvporlcr 41 Orcliulra 21 Bllllkl 2, .51 Cliciiiisxry Club 4.
SENIORS OF 1951
I M llllNllfR ll. U. Clulw 4.
HM llllRlD iluss l'rrs, 41 Buskvllmil l.n-tlcrmun 3, 41 Trurk l.K'llL'I'IllLlIl 3. 41 Bnsclmll
l.l'llL'I'Ill.lll 3, 41 llomc Room Svc. 2. 41 Quill lvlag, Stull' 41 llCl'2llKl 41 SlllllL'lll
Vounril .
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Rll1llARll IYIN
RllNAl.l5 IAIKARA lluskcllmll l.l'lIl'l'lll1lll 3, 41 llvnu- Room V. l'. 41 Soc, 3, 41 Trcns
21 lh-llu lhn-lu 41 51-c, 41 l'rr-llligln Lluh 3,
lOllN IARllQlf llaskctlmll lcuwrnmn 3, 41 llfmr Room Src, 41 Trcns, 21 Dm-lin
'lilwiu 41 Moy Quvcn Aucmlaint 41 Ukln, Honor Socicly 21 l'hy-ics Clnh 41 l3oys'
Soni- 5.
llI5'I"l'Y l.Ull Il'Nl'ilNS llomc Room Y. ll. 21 Sur. 21 Arxivuv Officr 4.
4 IUllN lllX'lliNl5f llomc Room Rn-porn-r 31 Pri--l-light Clnh 31 Pulcitu 3. 4.
RICHARD lUNl55 Okln. llonor Socirly 3.
Yl5l.l3l5NA l0Nl5S llomc Room lln-s, 21 Svc. 21 Rvportur 41 Chorus 2, 3, 41 lvlixnl
lhoius 3 4 Quill Mir, Stull Suu r llllx 4 All S hc l lllx 4 Olll L As
' uv. f-U41 .7'o 4' 1 fc wo 'L' 1 "4"
wisiunl 31 l'll'ilYL'llL' 2, 31 Lihrnrv Clnh 41 l'rcs. 41 Okla. llouor Snrictv 2, 3, -l1
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XY. ll. IUNFS Class 'l4rn'us. 31 Sllltlk'Ill l3oilv Al'rn-us, 41 liootlmll I.uiin'rinun 41 l3us
kc-llmll l.k'llK'I'lllilll 3, 41 llusvlmaill l.uItcrmnn 3, 41 Hunc Room l'rn's. 31 Src. lg Quill
Ning. Stull' 41 M.n' Qui-un Am-nilguu 41 51 ulcnl Council 41 rl-0ll!'IlLllllCIll lt'ilIll 41 All
Siam' 'lluun 4
MAlllll5.-XN IOHNSON l.n-gionctn-s 2. 3. 4.
llA'l4'l4Y KALOXV llonu- Room lrcns. 31 Rcportcr 41 Quill NVQ-cklv Stull 41 l3l'2lY1'll1'
7 3 -l jlllll Olll n 4 llll IU 7 4
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Sur, 4.
.S'l'ANl.lfY iil5Nl5 Kl.lilN l3.unil 21 D. li Cluh 4.
l0l,llA KNAUS llulul 2, 3, 41 Stullunr lhrcrror 41 l3auul l.uttcrlnnl 2, 3. 41 All
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4 'l'OlVl KNQ'l"l'S Svnioi' lllnx' 41 All Srhool lllny 2, 3, 41 Activity Uliliu' 41 l3l'Llvn's 2, 3.
RAl.l'll A, liRl'lvllfll5R Chorus 21 lvlixul Chorus 21 D. O, Cluh 3, 4,
IQIIN l.AlVll5R'l'QN lioolhnll 1.1-nrrinnn 41 llomc Room llrrs. 31 Soc. 21 l'l1ysiv.
ifluh 4.
Llillll LAVN llfli, IR. llonu- Room Src. -'1 lrcus. 3, 41 Ruporlcr 2. 41 l31uul 2, 31
Chorus 41 Quill XYuckly Stull' 41 Sunior l'l:1y 41 Quill Office 41 Pulrlu- 3, 41 Rm-porn-r
41 Quill Ri'Iwoi'u'r 4.
IQAN l,I5 GRAND l'rc-lfligllt Clnlm 3.
DUN LIQNARD litllllllilll l.cllcrn1.nn 41 'frzifk lvluiuxgvr 21 Plllllll' Room V, ll, I1
hllululu fllllllfll 3,
IXDNNII4 l,l5XVlS llomc Room Y. ll. 31 13. lf. Club 3, 41 lrcas. 4.
I7llANIi l.lfWlS loollmll M1lll.lgl'f 2, 31 liootlmll l.v.'KtL'rIn:lll 2, 31 Ballll Z, 41 D, U
Cluh 3, -l1 l'n
-s. 41 llrc l-light Clnh 3.
l.QRNA l.lNCl5Nl-'lfl.'l'lfR Chorus 21 Qlila. llonor Sofirty 41 Bilwlc Chill 41 Svc. fil
lu-us. 4.
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l'RANCl5S LUNCH llflhlll' l.n'uurnmn 41 llomc Room l'rcs, 31 V. ll. 31' Quill Mug.
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N. lf. l.. 3, 41 Suu, 41 Ulaln. Honor Socivty 3. 41 Quill Rcporlcr 4.
lll5l.l5N LUIVCKS I1-s Copinns 3, 41 Trrus, 41 Qkla llonor Socirly 2.
DORIS l,YNClI
SAl.l.Y MALONI: llonu- Room V. I'. 21 Trrns, 31 Chorus 2, 3, 41 Mixcil Chorus
3, 41 AAlll1l1'lIl
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illulm 4.
l5RllCQIf lvlrlilflf IJ. U, Cilulm 4.
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CLl.liN Mlfllfll
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VIOLA KASIK VANDERDOIQS I.a Iunta 3. 4.
LOIS VENABLE Home Room Treas. 23 Band 2, 3. 43 Band Letterman 2, 3, 43 Quill
Mag. Staff 43 Quill Weekly Staff 43 Quill Office 43 Okla. Honor Society 3, 43
Student Council 33 School Reporter 43 Quill Reporter 43 All-State Band 4.
TOMMY VENABLE - Class V, I'. 43 Sec. 33 lfootball Manager 3, 43 Truck Manager
23 Home Room Pres. 3. 43 Sec, 33 May Queen Attendant 43 Stutleut Council 2.
VIELMA KROEKISR VOGT--Home Room Sec. 43 Treas. 43 Chorus 2, 33 IJ, O, Club
43 Sec. 4.
IO ANN WAGNER- Home Rootn Reporter 33 Chorus 3, 43 Mixecl Chorus 43 Quill
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Bravette 33 Quill Office 43 Okla. Honor Society 3, 43 Chemistry Club 4.
PAUL D. WAKEN7Chorus 23 Mixed Chorus 23 D, O. Club 3, 4.
LORETTA IUNE WALLING -Chorus 2, 3, 4: Palette 4.
ELIZABETH SUE WARREN- Bantl 2, 3, 43 Band Letterman 2, 3, 43 AllfState Buntl
43 Quill Mag. Staff 43 Quill Weekly Staff 43 Quill Office 43 Okla. Honor Society
3, 43 Quill Reporter 43 School Reporter 4.
NVILLIAM VVATKINS--Bible Club 3.
BILLY WEDEL Home Room Treas. 4.
BARBARA EROESE WEESE - Band 23 Office Assistant 4,
RELIEL WEHLING- Home Room Treas. 43 Delta Theta 43 Physics Club 33 Chemistrvx'
Club 4.
I.. DLIANE WEIS Bantl 23 U. E, Club 3, 43 Bible Club 2.
SHIRLEY LEE DAHLIN WENTWORTH
IANE NVHITE---Quill XV:-ekly Staff 43 Senior Play 43 Offiee Assistant 43 Quill Re
porter 43 Bravette 4.
I. B. WHITE Baseball Letterman 2, 3, 43 May Queen Attenilant 43 Physics Club 4,
Pre-Flight Club, 33 Bible Club 3.
VELMA LEE WHITE
KATHRYN MAE WHITLEY - D. O, Club 4,
MAC WHITSITT Home Room Pres. 2, 43 V. P, 23 Buntl 2, 3, 43 Chorus 33 Mixetl
Chorus 33 Band Letterman 2. 3, 43 Okla. Honor Society 4.
CIARLA WILCOX--Home Rootn Pres. 33 Quill Mag. Staff 43 Quill Reporter 3. 43 Max
Queen Attentlaut 43 Football Queen 43 Palette 43 Student Council 2, 43 Class V, P. 3
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MARTHA WITT Legiouettes 2, 3. 4.
BOBBY WINGET
MILDRED WRIGHT Chorus 2, 3, 43 Mixetl Chorus 43 Senior Plan' 4.
SHIRLEY WRIGHT Chorus 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 33 Atluaettes 43 Iiravette 2, 3
IJ. E. Club 4.
KENNETH WYATT.
ANN CLAUDETTE YOUNG- 7-Bravette 2. 3.
IANE WILSON- Home Room Treas. 23 Re Jorter 33 Chorus 33 Bravette 23 l'.ilette 43
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By RONAL
I think I have never seen any one more
escited than the kids who were backstage at
the Ifducation Building on the night of Feb-
ruary 26. That night was something big for
twelve Iinid High juniors. and it was
something big for Ii.I-IS. herself, because it
marked another Hrst, our Hrst junior Class
Play since before "the fire."
TVhen I walked through the door. the
first thing I saw was a pair of boys, Gene
Kirkham and Gilbert Ives, working like mad
to see that everyone received a program.
l didu't pay much attention to them or to
the program, though, when I spotted the
fifteen lovely young ladies, Iiarl jane Wlhis-
It-r. Barbara Patterson, Betty jo Ball, Edith
Regier, IVIilda Smith, Maticy Lee Rhodes,
Carole Iieuquay, Shirley Wltitt', IVIarv Lou
lsffcffreary, Barbara Blair, IVIargy Kirkhart,
Dorotha Tribble, Darlene Hanks. Benelea
Baker, and Shirley Bradley who were serving
as ushers. and really doing a bang-up job of
helping people find where they were to sit.
Fsackstage, though, things weren't quite as
those l had just seen. Lawrence Neill and
Harold Pratt, the electricians. and Norman
Duckworth, who held the executive position
of curtain boy, were going over some last
tnintite cues for lights and curtain. David
Tarpenning, property master, was checking
to see that all the props were in place. David
had had a lot of help with these properties
from lkdargy Kirkhart, Loy Dale, and Pat
Shaver. The sound technician, Laurence
Swink, was going over his cue sheet to make
sure everything was in order. just then, I
happened to see two girls in the cast all
ready to go, and believe me, Iiern Davidson
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and Nfyrna Shofifner, the makefup tech-
nicians, had really done a good job. Brad
McDonald was almost chasing himself doing
the last-minute jobs a stage manager has
to do, and Elaine Durkin was running
around in circles finishing up her house
managing job. Garlan Braithwaite was work-
ing hard to see that his rehearsal assistant's
duties were done, and at the satne time Qas
could be expectedj was feeding a line to
Bob Mtiir and Gary Babb, who had just
completed the stage carpentry work. Then
I looked into one of the costume rooms and
saw that Ioanna Champlin. Loy Dale, and
Nancy Usher had been at work to find just
the right things for everyone to wear.
But that was enough of backstage for the
evening. so I squeezed through all the crew
members hard at work, and went back to
the audience. judging by the way the build-
ing had filled up, I could easily see that
Quinn Brisben and Bill Donnell had done
something about advertising the show and
that Shirley Holt, Kae IVIajor, and IVIary
and Nfargy Gifford had really been working
on advance ticket sales.
Before I had made myself comfortable,
the curtain opened on Act I, and I saw more
results of the hard work that had been done.
The set that Bob Nfyers, Carlan Crawford,
Franklin Dorman, Stanley Gregg. Bob Ca-
lusha, Bill Shore, and Leonard Atkinson had
spent Saturday afternoon setting up looked
dandy for the play, and Leonard Atkinson.
Bill Shore, lim Palmer, and jimmy VVilliam-
son had done a grand job of painting the
scenery. hffary Lou IVIeCreary and Shirley
VVhite spent a lot of time fixing draperies,
and from the results, they were well re-
warded.
Wfhile all these crews were of great itil
portance to the success of the showi, the cast
did a fine job, too, and I'm not forgetting
them.
Quinn Brisben and Ciarol Coen were the
parents of a typical American family, with
two charming daughters. Shirley lfranks and
jeneal IVIoots, and two fine sons, Chuck
Bond and Ken Noah. But Shirley, as Hilde-
garde. had a habit of getting'into trouble.
first, she somehow left the impression at
school that her father was a drunkard and
then with the help of D'Iilla lirrateher, a
little neighbor girl who liked to play post-
man, circulated her fatheris old love letters
in the mail boxes throughout the neighbor,
hood. As punishment, her father arranged a
date with jack Harris, his boss's son, who
had not yet graduated into long pants. The
rest of the play revolved around how to get
the long pants, so jack wouldnit be the
laughing stock at the school prom. After
much discouragement. jack finally tried a
plan which failed. He stole CIhuck's pants
and left hitn stranded wearing just the shorts
in a room full of people. The thing that
bothered Chuck most was that his girl
friend. Rosemary I-Iarms, was in the group.
and as he put it, "I hope Iillie lYIae forgets
about me in those shortsli'
In the middle of all the trouble Ken had
to try an invention to get worms out of
the ground without digging. It worked and
put things in a turmoil but set his young
flame, Virginia Kepford. aglow becatise he
was successful.
Then jack's parents, lsfary jean I-Iinman
ffiontiuued on Page S5j
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tug luituilvlt-s .uul lvtttxtlttt' otitstautlintg, in ilu-ir sorrow in song lifting tltrir voicrs in
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Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. Mas'
l have your tickets please? Your programs
are in your hands, and the show is ready to
begin. 'Let me first introduce the instructor
of this evenings presentation, Miss Pat
Armould, whose excellent directing has made
"l-lolidays in the Watt-t"' the great produc-
tion it is. If you will now follow your pro-
grams, we will say, "On with the showli'
af sk sf vs wk
Time--the present, Nlarch 5 and 6, 8 p.m.
Settinggthe swimming pool of Enid High
School
Caszfthe Aquaettes
Narrator-Bette iVfcCugin
ACT l-VAl.l:NTlNlEiS DAY
Direclor4Shirlee Stoll
This day is the symbol of all that implies
love and romance. loanne Pendergraft swims
the immortal Cupid in his search for Psyche,
Sandra Brown. Wt'avit1g their love knot
about the swimming Valentines: Norma
Wilkiiis, Sharon Bruer, Sally Nlalone, Donna
Campbell, Mavis Craton, and lean Ranck,
the sweethearts pledge their undying allec-
tion for each other and delight the eyes of
all tl'llL' observers of this day.
ACT ll- Eastilk
Director-Nancy Tindle
No spring would be complete without the
annual Easter Parade to thrill the heart of
every woman! Of course, the fanciful bon-
nets' reflect many walks of womans life.
We see Minti Almond, Nlovie Queen, Sue
Temple, Housewife, Doris Leabo, Society
Cal, Nedra Marqllis, Country Lass, Sydney
Rainey, Chorus Girl, Nlargie Lowe, Sports-
woman, and, for a touch of spice, Shirley
Smack, l-ladacoll The children could never
be left without an Easter Bunny, so we
supplied two: Carole Cungoll and Beth Pel-
low, adequately equipped with cottontails
and bunny ears.
Comedy Skit by Shirley Franks and
D'Ella Bratcher
Timber Queen, attired in the latest beach
wearlll, is serenaded by that lover of lovers.
Lumber Luke, also dressed in stylelll, in
Iflll' Romeo fashion, 1
ACT Ill-Fotnrrn or lun'
Dirzfctor-Minmi Almond
The colorful show of whirling pinwheels,
flashing sparklers, and dazzling rockets al-
ways amazes and entertains the celebrating
crowds. lean Ranck and loanne Pendergraft
touch off the fireworks performed by Mavis
Craton, Nancy Tindle, Snooty Eitelman,
Shir-lee Stoll, lane Neilson, and lody Fowler.
Reds, Wltites, and Blues show their patriot-
ism for the Flag on this Independence Day
amid the inevitable fun-making.
ACT IV-Harrowmfw
Director-Ioanne Pendergraft
Ghosts and Coblins and Chouls are on
the prowl this night. The ghosts: Sally
Malone, Beth lteliow. Nancy Tindle, Donna
Campbell, Minmi Almond. and Sydney
Rainey have the power to become water
goblins. VVeird moans and wails accompany
the appearance of the Black Cat, lean Ranck.
who slirhers about thc goblins, now myste-
riously adorned with herv jack-o-lanterns.
Nlidnlight sends all the revelers back to their
rest for another year.
Comedy Skit bv Nancy Tindle and
Snooty Eitelman
ltis a good thing you didnit wear your
Sunday go-to-meetin' suit, because those
Rag hilops these washer women are wielding
have no mercy when they're cavorting
around and slinging waterl
Aer V--Crnus'rsi.'xs
Director--Nlargaret Nlood
Santa Claus, Carole Cungoll, is again
preparing for that big trip to all the chil-
drens homes. His faithful reindeer: Shlrlee
Stoll, Doris Leabo, Snooty Fitelman, Mai'-
aret Nlood, Sharon Ruch, Mavis Craton,
g - . - .
Norma Wilkiims ,and Shirley Smack are
prancing around his North Pole home while
the jolly fellow loads his merry sleigh. Of
course, no Christmas would be complete
without a ll'L'L', so Santa and his reindeer
gladly oblige by presenting a trulv beauti-
ful one.
Act VI-Nrw YI-ARiS Dar
Director-lNlaVis Craton
lane Neilson. as the New Year, has the
privilege of introducing all the months that
will be coming our way. Taking their places
are: Ianuary, Sandra Brown, liebruary, lody
Fowler: ivlarch. Donna Campbt-ll,' April,
Nedra l'Vlarquis, iVlay, Sue Temple, lime.
Sally Nlalone, Iuly, Shirlee Stoll, August,
Nlargaret lvlood, September, Sharon Bruer,
October, Snooty Eitelman, November, Doris
Leabow, and December, Sharon Roch. Time
marches on around the clock and around
the calendar.
Gll.'XNI1 FIN.-Xl.l: -
Tm. Caowmwo or 'nut QlIl'l-.N
Candidates are: Minii Almond, French
Club, Ioanna Champlin, Girls' Athletic As-
sociation, Ann Corry, Bravettes, Beverly
Hillis, National Forensic League, Kae lVlajoi',
Chemistry Club, Beth ljellow, Latin Club,
Ioanne Pendergraft, Aquaettes, Sydney
Rainey, Palette Club, lean Ranck, Library
Club, Carolyn Reynolds, Spanish Club,
Nancy Tindle, Delta Theta, and Shirley
VVright, Distributive liducation. i
Our lovely VVater Show Queen, chosen
by none other than liarlev Granger, is Miss
lean Ranck, candidate of' the Library Club.
No more perfect way is there to 'end an
evening of enjoyment than by witnessing
the crowning of this beantifnlvand popular
member of the Senior Class of l95l.
Good evening, folks. VVe'll be seeing you
next year.
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By RONALD CARLBERG and HAROLD SINGER
One of the busiest departments in Enid
High School is the speech department. Hud-
son Wilctix is the director ol' this group of
students, a group who have worked them-
selves ragged and enjoyed doing it. The
easiest way to see how much work this group
has done is to relive the year with them and
take a look at the activities in which they
have participated.
In the United States there are live na-
tionally approved speech contests for high
schools. IQHS students entered four of these.
These contests really meant more to the
participants than other events because they
ollered prizes that the students can use. The
lirst ol these was a radio speech contest,
using four-minute original scripts entitled
"I Speak for Democracy." Harold Singer
took local honors, and with the honors, a
portable radio. Harold's speech went all the
way to state contest hefore it was defeated.
Next came the American Legion's Constitu-
tional oratory contest. Ronald Carlberg won
the local and county competition, but placed
second in the district meet. The two wins
gave Ronald fifty dollars in bonds. Harold
Singer took lirst place once again when the
Knights of Pythias oratory contest was held.
Harold won twenty-live dollars as county
winner and is eagerly awaiting the state
contest in Iune and a chance at the hundred
dollar prize. The last of these contests was
Health and
Brad Ivic-
through the
present pre-
at Lincoln,
sponsored by Iylntual Benefit
Accident Insurance Company.
Donald has worked his way
state competition and is at
paring for the regional meet
Nebraska.
Another ol the speechsters' big activities
was the tournaments held throughout the
year. Twenty-eight students entered at Phil-
lips University. The next contest, at OBU
in Shawnee, was attended bv thirty-two
ISHS students. Fourteen students travelled
to Alva next to help Enid High take second
place in the tournament at Northwestern
State Teachers' College. At the same time
these students were in Alva, six other Enid
representatives were entered at Edmond.
Enid is attending two state contests later
this year to round out the tournament activi-
ties of the year. Six students are entered
in the National Forensic League tournament
in Seminole. Any students who win at that
contest will he qualified for the national
tournament to be held in Los Angeles. All
the students who have qualihed in any
previous meets will be entered in the state
meet at Norman. Harolcl Singer and Ronald
Carlberg will represent EHS in debateg
Frances Long in humorous readingg Nlarvella
Hern or Veltlena Iones in dramatic reading
Qboth girls qualified, but rules only allow
one entrant from a schooljg lVIarvella Hern
in poetry interpretationg Bette IVlcGugin,
girls' extempg Brad IVIcDonald, boys' ex-
tempg Carol Deel, girls' radiog Ronald Carl-
berg, boys' radioq lohn Dykes, public ad-
dress, Quinn Brisben, Iohn Dykes, and
Garlan Braithwaite, discussion, and Ronald
Carlberg in original oratory.
The speech department produced three
assemblies this year. On Ianuary I2 the de-
partment presented three skits to the student
body. Lawrence Neill, Brad IVlcDonald,
Garlan Braithwaite, and Mr. Wilcox, sub-
stituting for Iohn Dykes, showed their in-
terpretation of what happens when the
women gather for an afternoon of cards.
Veldena lones, Ierry Hooley, Doris Ayers,
and Patricia Peak presented a hillbilly ro-
mance entitled "Orrey's Courtin '." The last
of these three was a gypsy musical combin-
ing the talents of Russell Biby, Barbara
Blair, Ronald Carlberg, Io Clark, Sydney
Rainey, and Lolita Knaus, Mr. Wilcox joined
forces with Miss Morrow for the Easter
assembly on March 22. On May 4, the
speechsters showed they too had musical
talent with a "gay nineties revue."
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The highlights of this year's work as fat'
as the audiences were concerned were the
three plays presented by the department.
The First of these was the all-school play
on December l0, "One lioot in Heaven."
The combined ellorts of lll sttulents, rep-
resenting the Sophomore, lunior, and Senior
classes, all worked together to make this
production a success. On liebruary 26, the
Iuniors started what we hope will grow into
a tradition. They presented Enid Highis
Hrst Iunior Class Play in years, "VVe Shook
the Family Tree." Something dilferent was
presented when the Seniors took over. On
April IO, they proved that scenery and props
didn't make any dillerence in a play with
their production of "Our Town."
Another Hrst came into being with the
organization of a speakers' bureau, Each
member of the speech class was assigned at
topic of interest to high school students.
and a speech was prepared on this topic.
These speeches were then given to the home
rooms who asked to hear them.
Looking back over a year as full as that,
it is easy to see why this article started,
"one of the busiest departments in EHS is
the speech department."
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lt's a
Pleasure...
Our close contact with the
faculty and students of Enid
High School is a constant,
annual enjoyment .... We
proudly record their many
s c h 0 o l - year accomplish-
ments in the pages of our
news publications, The Enid
Events and The Enid Shop-
per, and then have the
greater privilege of record-
ing these events in a more
permanent form through the
pages of The Quill Magazine.
We like to feel we have had
a small part in the Hne
recognition this publication
receives each year in state-
wide competition with other
high schools. Skilled crafts-
men in our mechanical de-
partment look forward cach
year to their work on The
Quill Magazine. The print-
ing of this book is one of
our more important activi-
ties, and each edition is pro-
duced with a maximum of
pride. It is truly a pleasure.
Enid Events
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BY
IO ANN WAGNER
Enid High School certainly had its share
of beautiful girls-and just as sweet as they
were beatitiful, but all of them could not be
elected to positions of glamour, and if there
is anything Enid High School students love
it is Glamour, They insisted on elections to
glorify a few lovely young women, and lVlr.
Selby reluctantly complied-hating alwavs
to see the inevitable disappointment to the
many who can't be elected which elections
always bring, but agreeing that there was
colorful ceremony about the institution of
Queens.
Varied in their abilities, personalities, and
talents--except those of beauty aml friend-
liness were:
Darle Sullivan, upper left, who was chosen
Basketball Queen and whose interests are
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varied. She is a very good example of the
typical American girl. A contagious smile
and always giggling makes her one of the
best liked girls in lfnid High.
Then Carla Wilcox, upper right, modest,
capable, and with an amazing friendliness
that was always all-inclusive. Her tnodesty
was almost a fault, and with those looks too.
She could write anything from football to
poetry and match your mood perfectly, from
slapstick to pathos--whatever the occasion
demanded, and you could always depend
on her.
lean Ranck, center, combined the execu-
tivesliip demanded, as their president, in
leading the Bravettes to a successful year.
likewise her interests included Palette art
club. where her interest and artistic skill
there and in art class won for lter an Art
Scholarship to Phillips University. She was
crowned Queen of the Aquaettes Water
Show in competition with many other beau-
ties. A straight "A" student, lean also had
time to help edit this yearbook.
Lovalwle Letha Boyle, lower left, our lVlav
Queen. was generous with lit-r time when-
ever anyone needed anything- a friend to
everyone. in her part day at lfnid High she
accomplished tnore than most people do .ill
day, and tio one was happier about her
election than the adults with whom she
worked every afternoon at Newman's, for
they recognized those same qualities in l.etha
her other friends at school were paying
tribute to.
lylarvella Hcrn, lower right, a marvelous
girl with a record for activities, leadership,
friendliness, and honors seldom accorded one
person. Our lovely Band Queen, lVlarvclla's
honors of being President of Girls' Nation,
llresident of the Student Body, and winner
in various Speech awards, all proved lu-r
ability to take those things with the same
unassuniing friendliness, remaining just the
same sweet girl she had been before.
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At last the finished product of many
months cf hard work has finally arrived.
The hard work began last October i7
when Miss Ruth Scott and V. O. Marshall.
sponsors, appointed the l950-I95l Quill
Magazine Staff. The students were chosen
upon recommendations of teachers in the
English, Commercial, and Mathematics de-
partments.
Eirst came the good times as members
from the Quill Weskly and Annual staffs
journeyed to Norman to attend the Okla-
homa Interscholastic Press Association con-
ference held at the North Base, October
20 and Zl.
After attending sessions on dilferent
phases of newswriting, the stalf members
enjoyed a barbecue. Following the morning
meetings in which a first place plaque was
presented to jo Ann VVagner, 1951 editor,
for the V350 Quill Annual, the homecoming
parade was viewed. ln the afternoon, the
students attended the O.Ll.-Kansas game.
Back home, with renewed spirits, the
staffs immediately began to plunge into the
strenuous work that lay ahead.
Wliile the assigned stories were being
prepared, ads and snapshots began to pour
in. Typists were diligently working on copy,
and class editors were keeping their ears
open for news.
"VVhere did you get the idea for your
book," was one of the many questions that
was asked Richard Llewellyn, noted British
author, when he spoke to the journalism and
English classes january 25. Mr. Llewellyn
has written many known books. the most
famous of these being, "How Green Was
My Valley."
His delightful British accent and witty
sayings entranced all the students, and they
came out of the Little Theater feeling that
life was really worth living with such inter-
esting personalities to meet.
Another famous person to speak to the
newswriting classes was Steve Owen, coach
of the New York Giants professional foot-
ball team and long-time close friend of our
own Bruce Selby, principal.
The students were amazed at some of the
remarks this delightful speaker made. espec-
ially when he commented that the football
players earn from S5200 to Elll,000 per game.
Many interesting discussions were held
concerning the different phases of football,
coming first-hand from a well-known coach
whose warm, human and kindly philosophy
of life was evident in his answers to con-
troversial sports matters. It was easy to recog-
nize his greatness,
"Have you read the story on the front
page of this weekls Quill?i' is a familiar
question, but did you know that many hours
of labor are behind each copy of the Quill
Weekly?
Upon taking a look into the Quill Olhce
you would hear a variety of different sounds.
A grumble from a reporter as an in
furiated editor gives him an assignment thit
was to be covered last week. In contrast
you'd hear a chuckle coming from the
humor editor. Wlizit's this? --a puzzled look
from the copy-readers as they try to inter-
pret the sign languages of hurried reporters,
and a groan from the typists.
After the story is copyread, typed, and
edited, it is sent to the able hands of the
printing department, under the direction of
Herbert A. Seem.
Everyone eagerly awaits the finished
product to see if he or she has a story in.
Each week of the school year, volunteer
reporters from the journalirm classes cover
news from the various grade and junior
high schools. Those collecting and writing
grade school news this year were: Nancy
Wzigiit'1', Elizabeth YVarren, Lois Venalile.
Ri'a Turner, Carolyn Reynolds, Connie Hill,
Shirle Sears, Sara Lou VVells, jody Sanders.
UI'I'l1R PICITLIRE:
First Semester Staff
First lime: Hill, I. VVliit", lfaliw, l. NYagner. ll.
Stephens, M. Adams. I5. Fniiili.
Srrrvnd Row: Ruth Sturt, Swviisorg Mtiiugin.
Sanders, Hitchcock, Lawter, Herxherg, Duerl-t
sen. Clark.
CENTER: Quill Olfice liditing by A. Marrs, I.
Wagner, D. Stephens, II. Mcliugin. D. Bond.
NVith layouts: Ravel-t. Associate lillllllf, and
I. WHgllL'f. Editor, Quill Magarine. Right: 7.
Miles, M. cll'3l0ll, ll. Singer, and E. Warren.
Editor, Wt't'kly.
LOWER r1t1TURle-
Second Semester Staff
First Row: L. Venalmle. Caldwell, Docltum, Wlarren
Boyle.
Second Row: Cfraton, Ranck. I'ei'dergralt, Berry,
Stains.
Thin! Roze: Cioley, Singer, Moyers, Dixon.
Kay Dickey, Quinn Brishen, Marian Adams,
loan Gentry, jane Wl1itt', Velva jo Clark,
jane Duerksen, Sydney Rainey, Zane Miles,
Rita Adams, Beverly Smitl1.'CIyde Lawter,
loann Stains, Patty ilialow, lean Ranck, and
Mary Alice Caldwell. Lois Venablt- and
Elizabeth Wai1'i't'i1 covered Longfellow news.
The journalism students assumed the re-
sponsibility of gathering material and send-
ing it to press for others to enjoy, while the
headache of copy-reading and proof-reading
went to Miss Ruth Scott, sponsor.
Students felt repaid, however, when they
saw their material in The Enid Dailv Eagle
or The Enid Nlorning News, and the school
children throughout the city felt a tlu'ill it
seeing their names and activities, and yes,
often pictures in the daily paper.
High school journalism students felt a
debt of gratitude and appreciation to the
editorial stafl' of the News and Eagle for
their co-operation in making this experience
more practical for them through printing
students' news coverage with regularity.
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By
WANDA SEELEY and ANN DOCKUM
Ingredients :
2 kegs of pep and enthusiam
I barrel of laughs
I bushel of thoughtfulness
l bottle of spirit
I pt-ek of talent
The ingredients of the I2.H.S. Special
Deluxe were added alternately throughout
the school year to make the slulents' diet of
activities well-balanced.
The lirst measurements were sifted out on
September 6, when Marvella I-Iern, Senior.
elaborated on her experiences in VVashing-
ton, D.C., at Girls' Nation.
The student assembly, held the first of
October, provided us with enough laughs
and talent to last some time. hdargy Kirk-
hart. Russell Biby, and lylarian Adams
proved their abilities without the help of the
faculty for a highly entertaining assembly.
G. W'alIaee Robertson, New York, Direc-
tor of youth work for the Presbyterian
Church of the United States, added our first
tablespoon of thoughtfulness VVednesday,
October ll, when he spoke to the student
body and faculty on the three basic elements
in the design for living.
The beautiful mezzo-soprano voice of Miss
hflartha Hronopulos, former F.I'I.S. grad-
uate, on October Z4 thrilled us with arias
from "Carmen" and a few popular selections.
A thoughtful and yet sad assembly was
held November 2 in the halls of Ill-l.S.
An assembly not only of the students but
of parents and friends of the boys whose
names appear on the bronze plaque in the
front hall. This plaque is in memory of all
lfnid High graduates who gave their lives
in Vtlorld War Il.
More talent came to our fabulous Deluxe
when Miss Bernita Shaellier, froln Phillips,
played the accordion preceded by a talk by
litl Dyer, Dean of Men at Phillips Uni-
versity.
Reverend Robert Smithis talk on the
"Three lvlusts in Life," I7riday, November 3,
furnished another part of our bushel of
thoughtfulness.
The next two assemblies made up our
bottle of spirit. The spirit of Thanksgiving
was added to our Special in a stirring assem-
bly by the music department November 22.
The girls' and boys' chorus gave seasonal
numbers, the featured one being "Grandma's
Thanksgiving" by the mixed chorus, De-
cember 20, hfliss lylaurine Morrow's choris-
ters again blended their voices this time in
Christmas carols followed by a visit from
Saint Nick increasing the already prevalent
Christmas spirit around
The world's champion typist, Cortez
Peters, visited hnid High School lanuary 22.
XVith the help of the public address system,
Mr. Peters was able to exhibit his talent
of typing 240 words per minute to all the
students.
Ianuary 29, the students were proud in-
deed when lyiike Monroney, Oklahoma's
lunior Senator, spoke to us over the loud
speaker. I-Ie stated his wish that every high
school in the state had a building like ours.
Brotherhood Assembly, held Febru-
The
ary 6, brought three stirring speakers to-
gether in one of the most moving programs
of the year, Monsigneur Iohn Walde, a
Catholic Priest, Israel Chodas, a Iewish Rab-
bi. and Dr. George Sears, a Protestant, filled
our bushel of thoughtfulness when they
stressed in a non-sectarian assembly the
importance of brotherhood.
To the delight of students and faculty
alike, the Speech Department gave their
highly entertaining assembly February 9.
Three skits, "Cards," presented by lohn
Dykes, Bradley McDonald, Garlan Braith-
waite, and Lawrence Neillg l'Musical Va-
riety" featuring Sydney Rainey, Velva Io
Clark, Russell Biby, Barbara Blair, and Ron-
ald Carlbergg and "Orry's Courtinif' enacted
by Patricia Peak, Doris Ayers, Ierry Hooley,
Veldena lones, and Mildred Wt'igl1t, stage
manager.
More talent and laughs plus a sprinkling
of pep followed close after on February Z3
when the Bravette Assembly was given.
Margy Kirkhart, Iunior, announced the va-
rious skits of the talent scout show which
kept us rolling in the aisles. Immediately
following, Iohn Dykes, Iunior, discussed
briefly his trip to Washington, D.C., as a
representative of Region Nine of the Boy
Scouts of America.
March 22 marked one of the most inspir-
ational assemblies of the year-our Easter
Assembly, The chorus, under Miss Morrow's
direction, furnished the music while mem-
bers of Mr. Hudson VVilcox's Speech classes
re-enacted the Easter story. The program
was brought to a dramatic close with the
Hallelujah Chorus.
Iulius Caesar QCease I-Ierj visited F.f'I.S.
Tuesday, April 24, contributing another part
to our barrel of laughs. The Sophomores,
under the direction of Roberta Pyle, author,
blended their talents in a hilarious western-
ized synopsis of the famous play by Shakes-
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Kay Davenport and Edith Vogt, and a
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lVlid-State champs and the University of
Oklahoma Invitational Tournament Crown
along with their lf?-3 record helped prove
this year's addition of the Enid Plainsmen
Baseball team as one of the best in the
state.
Coach Iohn Provost's charges opened the
season with a non-conference game with
Garber. Still in the experimental stage Coach
Provost used three pitchers-Athey, Bris-
tow, and Fishinghawk-as the Plainsmen
coasted to a I3-2 victory.
ln the second home game of the season
the Plainsmen ran roughshod over the
Shawnee Wolves, posting an I8-4 win. Ierry
Haskins and B. White combined efforts
to limit the Wolves to five hits. Bert Weber
and Virgil Cummings led the I2-hir Enid
attack with two bingles apiece.
Northeast of Oklahoma City invaded Enid
next, for the third straight home game, and
ran headlong into a l7-7 ambush. The game
was wild and woolly with Enid scoring I7
runs on only 9 hits, 3 by Evert Burdick.
Traveling to Garber the Plainsmen gilt
beautiful l-hit pitching from Chuck Athey
as they blanked the Wolverines 12-0. Gene
Cerny. brother of Sam Cerny, last year's
All-State catcher. collected Carber's only hit,
while Rip Radcliff garnered 3 singles in 3
trips.
ln the biggest test of the young season
the Plainsmen pinched Capitol Hill 5-3 in
lil innings, the longest game of the year, to
run their Niid-State record to 3 wins against
no losses, ulakei' White pitched masterful
3-hit ball for 9 innings before retiring in
favor of reliefer lerry Haskins. Tied 2-all at
the end of the regular 7 innings, the two
clubs battled on even terms until the tenth
when Enid scored 3 runs on a single by
Tom Niannuel, an error on lim Hurd's fly
ball, Gene Torbett's single, a base on balls
to DeRoose Raymond and a single by Iim
Bray. White struck out I4 men in the 9
innings he worked. Next the diamond crew
nosed by Classen 9-7 for their fourth
conference win in as many ties. Sophomore
ace Ierry Haskins tossed 4-hit ball but 6
Enid errors kept him in hot water. The
Plainsmen scored early and coasted in for
the decision.
Although outhit 4-2 the Tigers frotu Nor-
man handed the Warriors their first loss in
7 outings by leaning on the long end of a
2-l count, Norman bunched their 2 singles
with a base on balls and an error in the
third inning to post their winning margin.
Evert Burdick with 2 for 3 was the only
'inidite who could connect regularly.
Enitl's next conquest was from the Ceu-
tral Cardinals of Oklahoma City. "Injun
loc" Fishinghawk came in to relieve Ierry
Haskins in the first inning with one across,
one awav, and the bases jammed full, Ioe
got out of the inning after the Cards pushed
one more run across. Enid overcame the 2-0
lead and tied it up 4-all in the sixth. ln the
seventh Bert Weber's powerful triple paved
the way for two more Enid runs and the
game-winning margin.
The last regular non-conference game of
the season turned into a route as the home-
town crew walloped the Alva Golclbugs I2-4.
Chuck Athey and Aubrey Bristow stopped
Alva on 6 hits while "Rocket" Hurd. uCass"
Nfanuel, and Iones collected 2 each of Enid's
9 base hits.
in the coldest and windiest weather ever
imagined for a baseball game the Warriors
Track
By
CHUCK ATHEY
With the opening of February the 1951
track team got under way. Out of the 38
boys who reported only five were lettermen
of the previous year: Steve Champlin,
Senior, Bill Cobb, Senior: Norman Duck-
worth, Iuniorg lim Hurd, Senior, and Don
Sloan, Iunior. With such little experience
in his scanty squad, Coach lim Stroup set
out to build an entirely new team. Since
the air was still a little nippy, the first few
weeks of practice were spent running in the
school gymnasium. Several early meets were
scheduled, but bad weather forced them to
be called off.
Although there were one or two previous
inter-squad meets, Steve Champlin was the
first Enid lad to see real competition. This
was at Stillwater, Mai'ch 30th, at the Okla-
homa Aggie Relays. Champlin was the only
Plainsman entrant in the meet. He took a
3rd place in the shot-put.
The next weekend, April 6, saw the whole
team journeying to Duncan to compete in
the Annual Southern Oklahoma Relays. This
was the Hrst meet in which most of the
team had competed. Although Champlin
and Hurd were the only two thinclads from
Enid who placed in the meet, the new-
comers received a lot of good experience,
and showed up well considering their ex-
perience. Hurd placed an easy first in the
pole vault with a better than average, I0
feet 9 inches. Champlin came in with a
4th place in the shot-put.
On Friday, the 13th of April, a ten-man
team went to Shawnee to participate in the
Bison Relays. Friday the 13th might be an
unlucky day for some, but not for Hurd
and Champlin. Again, these were the only
two Plainsmen who chalked up points for
the Enid team. Hurd placed a close 2nd by
vaulting ll feet 4M inches, his highest jump
of the year up to this point, and Champlin
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topped the Shawnee crew 6-5 in near freez-
ing temperature. Trailing 5-2 the Plainsmen
scored 3 runs to even the game in the sev-
enth inning. ln the eighth Iones drew a base
on balls, was sacrihced to second by White
and scored when the centerfielder dropped
Evert Burdicles fly ball.
ln the most polished performance of the
year the Warriors eked by Capitol Hill 3-1.
Sophomore Aubrey Bristow allowed but 4
hits as he set the Redskins down in order
for 4 innings. Sparkling fielding and 2
timely hits by Gene "Barbells,' Torbett
paved the way to a most cherished victory.
A showdown for the Nfid-State conference
crown was on the minds of the Classen
Comets as they invaded the home stamping
grounds for their second try at the "Power-
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won the shot with a put of 47 feet 8 inches,
also his best of the year.
A scant Plainsmen team ventured to Nor-
man and the Iviid-State Track lvieet the
following Saturday. Enid managed to net I5
points in the meet and rank 4th in the
fvfid-State standings. Iimmy Hurd came
home with another lst place in the pole
vault, while Champlin copped lst and 4th
places in the shot-put and discus throw,
respectively. Bill Cobb won a 3rd place in
the 440-yard dash and the mile relay team.
consisting of Cobb, Sloan, Dykes, and Wil-
liam Sturdevant, placed 4th in the running.
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STEVE CHAMPLIN
Some eighteen hopefuls reported for Coach
Paul Geymann's golf squad when the team
was announced, Under the careful guidance
of Coach Geymann, this team forged ahead
to be one of the most successful golf teams
in Enid High School's history. This was
only one, however, of the many spring
sports in which the Plainsmen excelled. This
team, with some of the brightest young golf
stars ever to be produced by this town,
placed in every meet winning three dual
meets and losing one.
In the Hrst meet of the season the Plains-
men conquered the Pioneers of Stillwater
High School 9 to 6 on the Pioneers' home
course. The travelling squad for this meet
was composed of Max Nloyers, Richard
Havenstrite, Iim Barnes, and David Selby.
Nfoyers and Havenstrite were the team's Olli-
standing golfers and were held highly in the
regard of many of the town's older golfers.
April 23 the Plainsmen played a return
match with Stillwater at Oakwood Country
Club and once again defeated the Pioneers
by an ll-to-4 count.
In their second meet of the season the
Plainsmen turned the Ponca City Wildcats
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Soft huckgrotiml music of old southcrn
nu-lodics caunc dimlv to our cars us we cnf
u-rt-tl tht- door and' took our scaits for tht-
lll5l luuior-St-nior Reception. It was out first
introduction to tht- progrnnt. As wc scttlcd
down to watch, tht- curtain apt-nt-tl. und in
lu-t-ping with tht- tlu-nic, "VVny Down
Southfi wt- saw an old-fnsliiout-d southern
Vl'l'lllItl1l, complt-tc with swct-ping stairvvaiy,
lioncysucltlc and mugnolins.
The litst division, "The Old South," hc-
gun as tht- Cll1ll'llCl't'l'S caunc onto tht- stngc
with tht- song "Curry Nic Buck to Old
Virginuvf' lncludcd inithis sccrion wt-ru such
old time favorites as "Lucky Oltl Sun," and
ucilllhllllil in the Mornin'." lr Cllllll' to Ll
close with at cliuicc to tht- tunc of " 'Neath
tht- Southcrn Moon."
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turt- ol' the prograuu. lustcnd of serving
lllifl'l'VVQll'llS as has lx-cu tht- custom in tht-
pnst, Sophomore girls drcsscd ns colored
piclcnninnics and munuuics st-tvcd rufrcsli-
mt-nts to tht- uudicnct- during tht- part of
tht- progrniu vntitlcd "holla Songs and South-
crn Hospitality."
Ncxt tht- sccnc shiftcd to tht- prcscnt with
tht- st-ction cntitlcd "The Ncw South." The
luniot cast sang and danced their way
through it with rvnditions of such popular
songs ns "Mockin' Bird Hill," "The Shenan-
doah VVatltz," :uid u ntcdlcy of Dixieland
jazz tuncs. Tlmt- wholc cast of uhout 80
luniors closed tht- show hy singing tht- grauul
linulc, "Dixit'."
The lunior Class Sponsors. Nlr. Homct
Ht-nson and Miss Ruth Moyer, wcrc in
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hy ai planning committcc which included
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tctalry. lvlclvai Dccg Tt't'nst1l'ct', Dolores Mor-
glllhillllll Rcportcr, Carole Gungoll. Tc-uclzcrs
cn tht' l'I1lllllllfU'i' were Mr, Homer Henson
Miss Ruth lvloyt-r, Miss Paulina- Nlucggt-
lN'liss lflorcl Ht-lt-nm, lkliss Pat Armould,
lVliss Grace Stt-want, Miss M3llll'lllL' Morrow,
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Othur luniots wt-rc Ric-html HllVL'I1Sfl'lft',
Twylal Miller, lovcc Moore, l-lclcn Mudgctt,
lody Vliicns, Diivid King, Norma Hoover,
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Clines, Sylale Kelley, Paula Kirk, Margie
MeVieker, Sarah Pellow and Wyvonna Poin-
dexter with Io Ann Evans and Sandra Brown
as co-captains.
On the fourth hour team were Bertha
Chapman, Mary Coonrod. Pauline Decker,
Doris Franke, Reta Hardesty, Edna Hicks,
Edith Hirst, lvlarian Htu'sh, Barbra Hutcher-
son, Caroline Schroeder with co-captains,
Cleta Hardesty and Doris Lebow.
The fifth hour team consisted of Benalea
Baker, loanna Champlin, Marie Cunning-
ham, Merle Cunningham, Ioyce Donnell,
Delores Ehrlich, Beverly Ging, Shirley Lang-
ford, Dorothy Mitten, Pat Mullin, Shirley
White, Verne-ll Wilson and Sue Temple with
Marguerite Harmon and Lou Ann Schmidt
for co-captains.
From sixth hour came Melvena Schwed-
land's team and Betty Daniels' champions.
loyce Bailey, Ruth Dyer, Ramona Galusha,
lanis Greer, Mary Beth Hays, Beverly Hillis,
Shirley Holt and Frances Lavicky were on
Mt-lvt'x1a's team.
Eleven teams competed for the basketball
championship. The second hour gym class's
team consisted of Patty Hildabrand, Ioyce
Moore, Nlary Simerley, Atha Robinson,
Betty Reinhardt and Beverley Sowle, cap-
rams.
On Cynthia Howells third hour team
were Yvonne Craton, Barbara Funk, Syble
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Friend and Follower of Enid High School.
I am proud to have been able to play a
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Ioy's team were Ioyce Bailey, Rose Mary
Calivas, Ianis Greer, Maureen Hunnicutt.
and Doris Saeger.
All tournament games were played with
the help and supervision of Miss Lois Has-
kin, girls' gym instructor.
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Rhotles, larilyn Russell. lfclith Roberts, lean
Rowley, Bettv Smith, lvlarilyn Smith, Shirley
Fmithi Sanilra Snotlcly, Sue Temple, Pat
Thurman, Katherine Vogt, Barbara White,
lean Wilkinson.
Some showetl sufficient talent to win the
honor of starring in the All-School Play,
"One Foot ln Heaven." They were: lon
Lew Nlackey, Darrel lVlcGugin, Donna
Cfamphell, Lee VVickline, Norella Doane,
Bob lernigan, Neal lones, Philip Stuart, Boh
Phillips, Tommy Silver, Everett Brewer,
l.eroy Roberts, Don Stites. VVayne Ball,
Simlney Ohmart, Arno Pautsch, Lois Glines,
l-larlene Pierce. Rehekah l-lorton.
Despite the razzing anal ahuse hy the oltler
Gl's CGreat lnquisirionersj, we have livetl
to see the encl of our first year of service
alrawing to a close, anal we 'can look back
to many hours of enjoyment anal final that
as the year progressed our duties became
less burclensome anal our rewarals more coma
pensating. Realizing that serving our first
year as Rookies in the service of EHS is
probably the harclest, we now emerge with
profouutl respect for the General Qljrincipalj,
the Captains ancl Lieutenants QTeachers anal
Coachesj anal even the cocky Corporals
Cluniorsj anal Sergeants ffieniorsj. Witll
genuine regret we bitl "Boy Voyage" to the
tough Sergeants QSeniorsj who have receivetl
their sailing orclers. We even smile as we
anticipate next year when we will see the
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lX4:lylu'i'i'y nrt' IIlL'I1ll3L'l'S. Tht- sito colnnlittcc
has Nlikt' Wt'lxlut'i' as cluiirmain, along with
l3orrt'st VVai1'rt'n :intl Clco liishci' as incinhcrs.
Vllht' Pl'l'SillL'llf, Dawn' BllClll'l', is an cx-oflicio
'in caich of tht-so conimittccs.
Tlirct' now grzult' schools ff Clcvclnntl,
Cooliilgr, alnil Cnrvci' school for colorcil pro-
plc halve- hccn coniplctctl during this past
your unnlcr tht' snpcrvision of tht- Boziul of
lithicution, Contracts haivc hucn lor for ililflif
tions to Tnlt anil Atlauns. Sitcs for two ncw
six-room grziclc schools hnvc hccn bought.
:intl ai two-room ntltlition is going on Carvcr
colorcil school.
'l'ht- running of thc school systcni may
ht' cornparctl to il big hnsincss as tht' property
ainil schools rnn into scvcral millions of
ilollairs.
Thu pi't'st'nt School llourtl has run rhi-
school svstcni with cfliciciicv. :intl thcir one
flagging' intcrcst has l'CSlllU.:ll in ont' of tht'
host LltlllllI1iSfl'ilIlVt' pcriotls in tht' historv of
ltnul.
NNT nrt' glzul to tnltc this opportunitv to
cxprcss thc alpprcciaition of tht- lfnitl High
School stnilcnts lor tht- tlvcp intcrcst and
lint' scrvict' tlit- int'inht'i's of tht' liniil Boiiril
ol' lfilncaltion hnvt' shown tlirougli rlit- past
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Life l n Enid High
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year were lean Ranck, President, Nancy
Tindle, Vice-President, Donna Stephens-
Davis, Secretaryg Ann Corry, Treasurerg and
Clyde Lawter, Reporter. Of course the
lookeel-forward-to event of the year was the
annual Palette trip-'this year to Wichita.
While they were in Wichita, the members
visited the Museum of Art. the Regional
Scholastic Art Exhibit, and Hinkel's store.
One Palette member, Nancy Tindle, took
first place and SHS in the state Delta Kappa
Gamma poster contest. Naturally no year is
complete without parties, and this club had a
couple of bang-up ones-a Christmas party
and turkey dinner at Nancy Tindle's home
and a hamburger supper at Karl Geis's.
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"Softball, basketball, swimming, tennis too--
Gym-managers never gripe at all the
they tial"
And they do lots of it, tool With Miss
Lois Haskin and Miss Pat Armould as spon-
nlcct
and organize during the year. Their job is
to check all the athletic equipment in and
out, including balls, bats, racquets, swim
suits, and towels. They also organize teams,
manage games, and take care of the point
system. Sometimes they're asked to help
instruct students, and they're available as
errand girls at all times. These here-to-fore
unappreciated girls deserve a little credit and
praise for the job they so efficiently performl
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work
sors these busy girls found time to
"To swim like Esther llfilliams is the goal
of each mermaid-
And the Aquaettes of E.H.S. have really
made the gradeln
Something new has been added to Enid
High-and everyone who saw the Aquaettes'
VVater Show is agreed that it's here to stay.
This newly-organized swimming club, under
the guidance of Miss Pat Armould, certainly
made a name for themselves and accom-
plished things their first year. Witlm execu-
tives Barbara Autry, President, Io Anne
Pendergraft, Vice-Presidentg and Mimi Al-
mond, Secretary, ofhciating, these advanced
swimmers went about planning and carrying
out an elaborate water carnival that was as
pleasing to Enid as any professional water
show. They also sponsored a bathing beauty
contest, with candidates from all the organi-
zations of E.H.S. sending pictures to Movie
Star Farley Granger, who rightly selected
lovely Iean Ranck, candidate from the Li-
brary Club, to reign over the l95l Water
Show. Quite a successful year-and future
years are sure to be even better.
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"There's a cfanhing, grinding roar, and you
stop and count to ten.
Chances are that the llflachine Shop is at it
againln
Under the able direction of Robert Pyle,
the boys in machine shop are learning to
build as well as operate intricate machinery.
Witli modern extensive equipment and ma-
terials to work with, they have turned Ollt
some
outstanding pieces of work, among
them several arbor presses, power lawn-
mowers, wood lathes, tool-grinders, fishing
rods, and candle holders. Machine Shop,
open to anyone 16 or older, is set up to give
two years' training preparatory to en'ering
a trade. And certainly from the looks of
the Finished articles on exhibit, those boys
have been indtlstrious this yearl
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"D.E. Club is helpful to a girl as well as
boy,
And they tell us that their sponsor is the
real lllccoyln
Perry McCtiy, that is-and the students
have had a thoroughly enjoyable and busy
year. Distributive educationffor students
with jobs--mixed learning with pleasure, and
besides attending several conferences, they
had countless parties and get-togethcrs. Of-
ficers elected for the year were Gerald Bran-
non, President: Fred Burnham, Vice-Presi-
dentg Patricia Pryor, Secretaryg Don Lewis,
Treasurerg and Willa Beth Stasny, Reporter.
One of the highlights of the year was the
National D.E. convention held at Tulsa on
April l7, with a formal dance that night.
They also attended the annual D.E.-D.O.
banquet at the Youngblood in November.
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"With jolly iwr. Henson to guiale them
through the year,
The Physics Club of EHS. have many
mem'ries dear."
Among the memories, of course, will be
the marvelous demonstra'ions they witnessed
with the chemistry classes when Phillips rep-
resentatives came out. But what will remain
longest in their minds will undoubtedly be
the trip they took to Stillwater May 3 to
attend the Engineering Show.
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"Diuersifed Occupations is a high-sounding
phrase,
But what the D.O. Club has learned will
certainly amazed"
Mr, Kennedy's D.O. Club, with officers
Duane Lewis, Presidentg Mac Whitsett,
Vice-President: Velma Kroeker, Secretaryg
and Bruce McKee, Reporter, boast of their
outstanding member, David Tennison, who
was fortunate to win a first place in radio,
aptitude and theory, at the annual Field Day
at A. and M. They could tell you about the
D.E.-D.O. banquet at the Youngblood in
November, about the Weiner roast at Hel-
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lums, the chili supper, the fishing trips-
and all the things they did during the year
that made it so interesting.
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"H2O is supposed to be water, I guess!
CA visit to the chemistry club, no lesslf'
Besides their laboratory and text work, the
Chemistry Club under Mr. lack McDaniel,
affectionately nicknamed "Mr, Mac," have
done various and sundry projects during the
year, including growing plants withotlt soil,
visiting an Enid ice plant, and an oil re-
finery, and finally a zinc smelter at Black-
well. But they learned a lot and had a lot of
fun--and aiding them throughout the year
were their officers, Charles McCltlre, Presi-
dent: Lawrence Neill, Vice-Presidentg Carole
Gungoll, Secretary-Treasurerg and Claude
Turner, Program Chairman.
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"Sh-h-h-h-h there are genii at work!
At the door to Delta Theta we pause and
lurhf'
Delta Theta, sponsored by Miss Florel
Helema, is the organization for higher math
students to further their knowledge and
broaden their interests. Officers elected were
Earl Baugher, President: Gene Torbett, Vice-
President and Presidentg Ronald Iabara,
Sf'Cl'CI8l'y3 Ray Ruzek, Treasnrerg Nancy
Tindle, Repotterg Robert Quinn, Vice-Presi-
dent, and Iohn larboe, Treasurer. Ar their
meetings various students would give talks
on fields in math, and interesting discussions
were held.
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The officers for l950 who went to Cali-
fornia were: President, Ioely Fowlerg Vice-
Presielent, Carole Fourierg Treasurer, Mary
Alice Caldwell: Bugle Captain, Mat'tl1a Cart-
wright: Bugle Lieutenant, LaVon Frisk,
Drum Captain, Erma Doltong Drum Lieu-
tenant, Donna Bond.
Newly elected officers who will serve for
the first six months of 1951 are: President,
Carole fiourierg Vice-President, Lou Ann
Schmidtg Treasurer, LaVon Frislcg Bugle
Captain, Phyllis Lankietg Bugle Lieutenant,
iviarilyn Fourierg Drum Captain, Donna
Bond, Drum Lieutenant, Verna Io VVallter.
The director of the Legionettes is Milburn
E. Carey, Director of Fine Arts at Phillips
University.
The Business Manager is Nelson Newman
and corps Mom and Pop, Mt'. and Mt's.
R. R. Books.
Our Town
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credit. "Our Town" could not have heen
nearly as successful without the willing ht-lp
of Miss Charlotte Kretsch, Cecil Gott. V. O.
Marshall, Miss Ruth Scott, Miss Katherine
Balt-s, Herbert Seem, Miss Muriel Koger
and Lou Sherman.
Ushers were: Janice Greer, Barbara Don-
alclson, Nancy Green, Betty Ienlcins, Lou
Anne Mills, lo Anne Pendergraft, Sally
hlalone, Helen Calivas, Lolita Knause, Ioy
Kendrick, Marlene Criswell, Niargaret Anil
Mooel, Marian Adams, and Erma Dolton.
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instruction in liberal arts and science, in fine arts,
applied arts and Bible. Now Phillips, your home-town
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T. IVIcCreedy ....,,,... .,,,,,.. I 'ice-President
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fContinued from Page I2j
Department of Enid High, Coach Edgar
Brady resigned his post in March of 1951.
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Enid. ,..,.,. .....,.,, Elk City ..,. .....,. . .......l3
Enid... . ...... .. ........ 44 Putnam City
Enid ...... .. ........ ....... 2 6 Norman ................. ...IZ
Enid ., ........ I2 Shawnee .................... I4
Enid .. ........ I3 Central ..........,........... I9
Enid ....., .. .......... 0 Capitol Hill ..........,,.. 55
Enid ....,. .. .......... 7 Ponca City . ......,.. .I2
Enid . .. .... ...I4 Classen ...... ..... . U49
Enid Northeast .. .........,.. 20
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The Enid B team, under the supervision
of Coach Iohn Provost and Richard Moseley,
had an average season as they came up
with a record of 4 wins and 2 losses.
Opening a home game on Plainsmen field
the busy B's played host to Hennesscy on
their big night home game. Hennessey was
the victor Zl-0. They then went on to beat
Perry and Classen to finish their 1950
season.
PLAINSMEN SCHEDULE
Schedule for I95I
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Sept. 2I .... .. .. ...... ...Putnam .......... ....... . ..Here
Sept. 28 ....,. ...,... .Shawnee ...... ........... . Here
Oct. 5 ,... .. .. ....,,..... Norman ...... ,,,,........ H ere
Oct. I2.. ............,..... Central ........... ........ T here
Oct. I9 ........,,.., ..... . .Capitol Hiill ...... ..... . Here
Oct. 26 ......... .......... P onca City ...... .......... T here
Nov. 2 ......... . ..... ...Classen ....... ....... T here
Nov, 9 ........, ........... N ortheast .... ......... . .Here
Nov. I6 .................. ...Lawton ...................... ...There
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and Iohn Dykes, appeared on the scene and
accused Shirley of breaking into their house
and stealing the watch they had bought for
Iack's graduation present. Shirley was hope-
lessly lost with no alibi, but lack came in
at just the right time to explain what had
happened. I-Ie took the watch, sold it, and
bought a suit with long pants to wear to
the prom. Everyone was happy, and it was
certain that Shirley and lack would be the
best looking couple at the dance.
The entire group did a swell job and is
to be highly complimented on the show they
gave. Mente Cromwell and Nancy Wagner,
who served as prompters, were left almost
without a job the night of the show, but
they were nice to have on hand with a for-
gotten line at rehearsals.
"We Shook the Family Treeu was cer-
tainly to be added to the long list of suc-
cesses Hudson Wilcox had directed during
his teaching career at EI-I.S.
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morning. That was pretty sad4and we have
to admit there were tears in our eyes when
we said goodbye to our wonderful friends
and thc grand times we had had. They
announced the representatives to Girls' Na-
tion. presented each girl with her Girls'
State eertihcate, and suddenly the week was
overl But out of the 316 girls who attended.
we know personally of five girls who will
never forget the fun they had and the
immeasurable store of knowledge they ac-
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Two Enid fellows ended up in state ofhces,
Rodney Holcomb in the Senate and Ronald
Carlherg in the House of Representatives.
All the other delegates from EHS were ap-
pointed to city positions ranging from Sani-
tation Officer to the Commissioner of Streets
and Alleys.
The rest of the time the legislature met,
bills were passed, and laws were made, It
was really fun, watching to see what new
rulings might be made, and seeing just what
the fellows were "learning by doing."
Finally Friday night rolled around, and it
was time for the event everyone had been
talking about all week. The citizens of Boys'
State took a bus ride, complete with police
escort, to Ghickasha for the annual Girls'
State-Boys' State Ball. The fellows were all
glad to see the girls again after a week
without them, but at the same time, they
were a little downhearted because the next
morning was the time set for the test over
what they had learned.
Yes, they all really dreaded that test, prob-
ably just because it was a test, but they
found it wasn't so bad after all. It was more
of a quiz over some of the things they had
known all along but had been reminded
of in the lectures.
EVC1'y0l1C pretty gofid bccallsc tllf' test
really was a "snap," but the gay spirits
disappeared when the cars came to take
the kids home. Everyone was sorry to bid
farewell to a happy week at Oklahoma
Boys' State.
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ful l7lain:'iuen.'l But Enid soon perished the
ihought as they blinked the Comets 4-0
behind White's and liishinghawk's 3-hit
chore. VVhite was going strong and in no
danger but developed a kink in his arm and
stepped aside in favor of "lnjun loc." Iim
Hurd and Ripper Radcliff powered the Enid
hitting attack with 2 for 3 each.
Up to this time Enid had won I2 of I3
games and stood firmly on the conference
roof with a 9-l record. But disaster appeared
at this point in the person of the Norman
Tigers, who, for the second time stopped
the Plainsmen with a 6-game win streak
and came out with a 6-4 win. Ierrv Haskins
started and was relieved by loe Eishinghawk,
Enid Higlfs Kim Konstaty, 7 walks, a hit
batter, a miscue, and 6 hits proved the
l'lainsmen's undoing. Burdick who had 3 for
4, cracked a home run in the Sth inning
in a game attempt to put Enid hack in the
game. Enid lost more than a game when
star shortstop Iim Hurd broke a leg and
was put out of action for the rest of the
season.
The Plainsmen entered in the University
of Oklahoma Tournament and in their first
trial they jumped the Putnam City Pirates
for a 7-6 victory. White's 4-hitter was almost
in vain as the Plainsmen committed 4 bob--
bles afield but finally managed to salvage
the game. lake struck out ll men while
XVeber added 2 hits in three trips to the
cause.
Friday morning at 8:30 the "Hawkeye
team" took on McAlester. Haskins and
Sittle of McAlester engaged in a red-hot
pitching duel for 5 innings. ln the sixth
both teams scored a run and finally in the
bottom half of the seventh with two away.
Haskins singled into right center field to
score Iones with the winning run. Haskins
held lNlcAlester to 2 hits and struck out 8
while Iones collected 2 of Enid's 4 hits.
lior their third engagement at the tourna-
ment the Plainsmen took on their old ene-
mies, the Central Cardinals, and with Fish-
inghawk on the mound, they were stopped
9-5. Behind 5-3 in the third inning the
l'lainsmen scored one in the fourth and an-
other in the fifth to knot the count at 5-5.
ln the seventh Rip Radcliff led off with a
single. He was followed by Tom Manuel
and lim Bray who repeated his performance
and jones who doubled. Marvin Kline, who
was doing a bang-up job trying to replace
lim Hurd, drove a hall to the outfield
where an error was made permitting the
Enidites to empty the sacks. Eishinghawk
struck out ll while the lumber deparment
was led by Radcliff, Manuel, Weber, Iones
and Kline with 2 hits each.
ln the championship game it was Enid
and Lawton fighting it out for the crown.
Aubrey Bristow started for Enid, but with
shaky support he was soon charged with 3
runs and pulled in favor of White. "lake"
took over and pitched one of the best games
of his high school career, striking out I0 of
the l5 men to face him. Behind 3-0 in the
third inning the Plainsmen went evensteven
at 3-all in the sixth. Sophomore DeR0ose
Raymond doubled in the ninth and on 2
straight sacrifices he crossed the plate with
the winning run. For the Plainsmen it was
4 runs on 6 hits with 4 errors. For Lawton
it was 3 runs on 7 hits and 3 errors.
Next for Coach Provost's team was the
Regional Tournament. Enid breezed by their
first two opponents, Alva by a I0-0 score
and Viloodward by 8-3.
The Alva game was an abbreviated 5 in-
ning affair because under tournament rules
a I0-run lead in the fifth is the end of
the game. Eishinghawk held them to 3 hits
and struck out 9. Bray and Iones each
homered for Enid.
VVoodward provided more of a game, and
it was 7 full innings before Enid was de-
clared winner by an 8-3 margin. Bristow was
the Enid hui-fer, and Bray and Burdick sup-
plied the power with 3 and 2 hits re-
spectively.
Along about now, Enid had just built up
a 6-game winning streak and according to
plan it was time for a loss and not being
one to trifle with fate the Plainsmen came
Ollt on the short end of a 3-1 count in a
game with the Stillwater Boomers. This
loss, Enid's third, was the most disasterous
since it took them out of the State Cham-
pionship race, The game, however, was nicely
played and turned out to be a pitchers' duel
between White and Garrett of Stillwater.
lake gave up 2 hits, one a double and the
other a triple and struck out l5 men. Gar-
rett also was stingy with the base blows
allowing the Plainsmen but 2 scratch hits.
Although already in a position to at feast
tie for the Mid-State crown, the Plainsmen
jxurneyed to Central of O.C. to settle once
and for all their right to the title. The
Plainsmen broke the game wide open in
the second when with one away Tom Manuel
singled, lim Bray went down swinging, and
then the fireworks started. Successive singles
by Gene Torbett, Bert Weber, Ierry Haskins,
and Evert Burdick provided Haskins with a
4-run lead to protect. And protect it he did
as 7 Cardinals went down by the strikeout
route, and only 4 connecting for base hits.
Six Enid miscues kept Haskins in trouble.
but he always had enough in the tight spots.
Gene Torbett and Bert Weber led the Plains-
men at bat in their last game win 2 for 4
each. Thus the Enidites ended conference
play with a l0-2 record and the champion-
ship.
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on the season's end. The Plainsmen squad
can now sit back and, with fond memories,
boast how they won the Mid-State and
University of Oklahoma Tournament titles
and had, in the eyes of so many, one of the
very best teams in the state.
Lettermen were: Evert Burdick, Tom
Manuel, Gene Torbett, W. D. Iones, lim
Hurd, Rip Radcliff, lim Bray, B. White,
Ierry Haskins, Bert Weber, Glen Painter,
Marvin Kline, Virgil Cummings, Dick Bo-
gert, loc Fishinghawk, Aubrey Bristow,
Chuck Athey, DeRoose Raymond, ami David
Hermanski.
Track
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Enid finished 3rd with 24 points in the
Regional Track Meet at Tonkawa. The meet,
won by Stillwater, was held Saturday, April
28, This meet qualified the Plainsmen for
six events in the state meet at Norman on
the Sth. Steve Champlin won lst in the
shot and smashed the previous record by a
good 2 feet. He also won a 2nd in the
discus throw. Bill Cobb narrowly missed a
record with his first in the 440-yard dash
while Richard Massey tied for 3rd in the
220-dash. The mile relay team consisting of
Dykes, Maupin, Sturdevant, and Cobb
placed 2nd, and Massey, Sturdevant.
Dykes, and Sloan, finished 3rd in the
880-yard relay.
In summing up this year's track season,
we might say that Coach Stroup was look-
ing toward the future when Enid High
School might once again rule supreme in
Oklahoma track circles.
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in Ll team match by 11 score of ll5Q to 6lf5.
On lvfav In a l'L'Illl'lil match was played with
Ponca City on the l11tter's home course. This
time the Wilclc11ts were tl1e victors. The
Ponca City ICRIDI was thought bv many per-
sons to have one of the superior teams of
this Northwest sector.
On Friday, April 27. tlll' llllll-SIHIC schools
journeyed to Enid for 1111- Nlid-State cou-
ference IUIIYIISIIIICIIY. The finial delegation i11
this lUlll'llLllllL'llI' was Nlovers, Havenstrite,
Uoltry, and David Selby. The team finished
second in tl1is l'0lll'll1lI1k'Ill' wl1icl1 w11s il good
showing as all tl1e Oklahoma City teams
were entered. Riclmrml Havenstrite led the
linid golfers in this tournanient witl1 il 36-
hole tot11l of l44. MLIX lvioycrs was close
behind.
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journeyed to Oliltlllllhlil Citv to compete in
the State High School Tl3lll'll2ll11C'llf. This
was held at the Lincoln Park Course in
Oklahoma City. After the first day of play,
Nlax Nloyers took over the third place slot.
The other l7l2liH5'I11Cl1 were farther down in
the ranks, Following the second day's gruel-
ing 36-hole grind, the Plainsnien, led by
Mz1x Nloyers in fourth place, finished sixth
i11 the meet. This was, however, il good
showing, when ytlll take into CUllSillL'l'QlIiUll
that this is the first year that there has been
serious elliort to succeed in golf.
The travelling squad at the close of the
season w11s composed of MLIX lvfoyers, Rich-
ard Havenstrite, Buddy Goltry, and David
Selby. Out of the eighteen hopefuls wl1o
reported for the team at the opening of the
season. only nine finished the season. These
llilll' were all good golfersg of them only
three were Seniors. The Seniors 011 the team
were Max lvioyers, LeRoy Coppock, and
Iohn larboe. The Iuniors include Dick
Haveustrite, Bud Millt-1', and Bobby Schultz.
The rest of the ICLIIII is composed of Sopho-
more boys, which makes tl1e future bright
for Enid High School in the state golf
circles. These boys are Dick Champlin, lim
Barnes, David Selby, Buddy Goltry, and
Bobby Schultz.
ln isumniing up tl1is yearis te11n1 we might
say in deepest sincerity tl1at Enid High
School is truly proud of the team wl1ich
Paul Geymann produced in his first year
as coacl1.
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