Jay High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Jay, OK)

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PROPHECY QTen Years From Nowl Barbara Ayres Play1ng center for the Globetrotters Chr1st1ne Baker Teachmg school rn Eucha Lo1s Bates Happ1ly marr1ed w1fe of garage owner M1ldred Bryant I.n Texas raxsmg basketball players Darlene Burwell Stenographer 1n Oklahoma C1ty Claretta Buzzard Marr1ed and has fxve k1dS Jennalea Call1s Lwes w1th her husband on a cattle ranch xn New York C1ty Gypsy Carter Lxves on a farm w1th her three chxldren Wanda Clxne L1on tamer w1th Barnum 8:R1ngl1ng Lou1se Coble W1fe of a Texas Buffalo Rancher Janxce Cochran and Dor1s Ramsey Gone 1nto a partnershxp and own a hot tamale stand rn Faxrbanks Alaska Ida Belle Crank Recently voted Mxss Amer1ca Carole Sue D1ck Owner of a nat1on w1de str1ng of cocktarl lounges Charlene Dxck Modelmg bathlng su1ts 1n Alaska Ruth Duncan Marrled to George L1berace because he has a Cad1llac Mary Lou Flelds Basketball player w1th the All Amer1can Redheads Shelba Fye Fashxon expert of McCall s Sh1rley Gr1ff1n St1ll Jerk1ng sodas Sylvxa Grubbs Well bylvla fxnally got to Hollywood Her g1rd1e des1gn1ng shop IS on Sunset Boulevard Erma Henderson Takmg Tr1x1e Burcham s place 1n the offlce Marvell Hogner Wr1tes a goss1p column for the Sunday T1mes Hearld Sue Houck Cuttrng sprouts for John Lee Howe Da1nty K1rby Trapeze art1st 1n Eucha Roberta McCall Famous stockcar drxver Glenda Rogers Mayes Glenda and Tom are ra1s1ng the1r own l1ttle a1rforce Loxs Nelson Home Econom1cs teacher 1n Oolagah R1ta Ogden A hostess for the Navy Yvonne Patterson Marrxed to a buffalo ranch operator 1n Montana Marquetta Shaw Modelxng cowboy boots 1n Wyomlng Mary Ann Stellman Operator of a beauty parlor mn Strang Carolyn Walker Now the rxchest Jay senlor of 55 because she owns 75 orl wells Helen Wofford St11l try1ng to catch a man Garland Add1ngton Operator of the best pop corn mach1ne 1n the Jay Cxty Park Omer Baker Just elected dog catcher 1n Eucha Bob Armstrong Mechanxc teacher 1n South Afr1ca Ernest Bledsoe L1on huntxng w1th coon dogs 1n A.fr1ca Lee Bledsoe St1ll lenxent n1ght watchman on turkey ranch J1rnm1e Bohall A carpenter rn New York who bu1lds b1rdhouses fm E f .. 3 xv, ,hxgbga Q00 'Qsxiifii Lf f' 'U-' Y ug L V FW ft Dave Coble Ha1r styl1st 1n Pans Kenneth D1ck Famous mousetrapper 1n Maysvxlle Edwln Dunaway New marshall mn Jay and goes by the name of Crackshot Jr Loren Eaton St1ll the best taxerdermlst 1n Jay J1m Edmondson Operator of a skxrt blow1ng machme 1n a carn1val Jack Gann Crapshooter at Las Vegas Ronald Go1ns He s now a stand 1n for Jerry Lewls Alfred Lee Howell Football star for Notre Dame even though he d1dn t play football 1n hlghschool James Hughes Whale hunter off the coast of Alaska Bob Haggard Referees basketball games 1n Mad1son Square Garden Joe Hutchxson Streetcar conductor and pohceman 1n Eucha Jack Johnson Works 1n a novelty shop where they make st1nk bombs Marvm Lawson Forest Ranger at S1d Harold Lee Has Joxned the Navy and 15 actxng l1ke a typxacl sa1lor B111 Loftxs Mounta1n cl1mb1ng 1n the Alps Calv1n Mart1n Agr1culture teacher Everett Nelson Harmon1ca player wxth Spade Cool1e s Band Joe Netherton Play1ng fullback for the Eucha Eagles Roddy Re1d Now playmg basketball for Ph1ll1ps 66 Elhs Stephens Your fr1endly Ph1ll1ps 66 b1cycle mechan1c Gene Warren The typ1cal Fuller Brush salesman Paul Wxlson The f1rst three mxnute nnle man Ben Wofford N1ght watchman for the Jay Water Tower Dan Wofford Amer1ca s most wanted cr1m1nal I n - - J I - - ' . . . . . . . - - . . . . . . . , -- . . ' . - - . . . , , l - - . . ' 6 ' 15' 1 ' . Q r m -I ' 4 V cl Q 'W , ', ' V l ,If X og V uw . I 3 ' l N fl. 14,652 I 6 f sd 1 Q73 f N ' Y 1 A L Q X Q Au f . I C Xp l Q r ' 1 X, f A rw f - - EO , by a t -.,'. .1 .jr-3 e. :ii '-'C gi i I 54.5-y Q ,.-3, flags? -., X QQSJPCBQQ-13:5 gusts, ' fl' ' wa- ,. rv s. 3 - df ' J , , . . . - - . - - I . , . . . D . . . ' . .

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HISTORY ln the year of 1943, forty-six timid children began their first year at Jay Public School. Ten of that original still remain to graduate at Jay High. They are: Mary Lou Fields, Midge Bryant, Janice Cochran, Shirley Griffin, Glenda Rogers, Lee Bledsoe, Ernest Bledsoe, Marvin Lawson, Bob Haggard, and Alfred Howell. We were all promoted to the second grade and that year we had only one gain. He was Edwin Dunaway. No new ones were gained during our third term but in our fourth term we gained Dan Wofford, Ben Wofford, Doris Ramsey, Erma Henderson, and Carole Sue Dick. Wanda Cline, Dainty Kirby, and Yvonne Patterson joined us in our fifth year. New students joining us in our sixth year were Dave and Louise Coble. Four new students joined us in our first year of junior high. They were: Jennalea Callis, Rita Ogden, Mary Ann Stellman, and Lois Bates. We learned our first lesson in finance this year, when we honored the eighth grade graduating class with a banquet. Roddy Reid and Loren Eaton became new members of our eighth grade class. Students entering from rural grade schools increased our number in our freshman year New students were Garland Addington Boby Armstrong Omer Baker Jimmy Bohall Kenneth Dick Jim Edmondson Frank Elliott Joe Hutchison Harold Lee Bill Loftis Calvin Martin Everett Nelson Joe Netherton Ellis Stephens Gene Warren Paul Wilson Andy Wolfe Jack Gann James Hughes Christine Baker Darlene Burwell Claretta Buzzard Gypsy Carter Ida Belle Crank Charlene Dick Ruth Ann Duncan Shelba Fye Sylvia Grubbs Marvell Hogner Sue Houck Jeanne Terry Lois Nelson Marquetta Shaw Carolyn Walker and Helen Wofford Class Officers were Billy Van Dorn President Dan Wofford Vice President Wayne Graham Secretary Our Class represented by Shelba Fye won the Annual Queen Race Roberta McCall and Barbara Ayres joined us in our sophomore year Class officers were Dan Wofford President Joe Netherton Vice President Roberta McCall Secretary Again that year we won the annual queen race with Glenda Rogers as our queen Ronald Goins was the only new student joining us in our junior year Class officers were Jim Edmondson President Roberta McCall Vice President Barbara Ayres Secretary Doris Ramsey Treasurer We had an advanced lesson in finance when we raised money for the Junior Senior Banquet and Prom The theme Moon light and Roses was carried out in detail Winning second prize in the homecoming parade was a Red Letter Day in our junior year Our play 'NO MOIC Homework ' WAS one to be remembered by every junior And now we come to our last year at Jay High School Jackie Johnson was our only new student Class officers were Dan Wofford President Roddy Reid Vice President Barbara Ayres Secretary and Roberta McCall Treasurer By working hard we won both football and annual queen races with Roberta McCall as Football Queen and Doris Ramsey as Annual Queen The jangle of spurs and grizzly faces were heard and seen around school while the seniors readied for Desperate Ambrose three act western farce comdey Then the juniors entertained us with a banquet and dance Last but not least graduation 3 KVA? 4, 51.5, JN , Jud frx ,. I gy 4 x W R .... ,lggaiigxx A W r ! ' 'K I 6, txitq 'l s Q -'riff QAM V! .if W ' tt 'Qi-1 C xf Qi at li j, j l iffy lt '-3 9 I ' Nl JWA6 X2 N

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BEST ATI-ILETE Roddy Re1d Mary Lou Flelds MOST MUSICAL Everett Nelson BEST PERSONALITY Bob Haggard Roberta McCall MOST POPULAR Gene Warren R1ta Ogden ,... BEST LOOKING Dave Coble Glenda Rogers Mayes BEST ACTORS LOIS Nelson Ronald Goms