Pauls Valley High School - Panther Yearbook (Pauls Valley, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1959 volume:

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Secretary VHT Staff ..... . . . 59 25 58 Organizations ., ..... 44-52 7 19 29 3 'S ..-'ttf ig-5f.9 xiA A PAur.s VALLEY HIGH sciiooL Pauls Valley, Oklahoma M . , I W . Members of the School Board, FRONT ROW: Vice-President Nathan Stufflebean, President Jim Little, Clerk J. E. Suggs, Member Roy McGee. STANDING: Member Ralph Shebester, Member C. R. Licklider, Superintendent R. E. Carleton. BOARll 0F EDUCATIO Under the direction ofthe Board of Education, a new high school was planned and building began in 1958. The building will be of a new type of concrete construction that has been proven in other Okla- homa communities. lt is one of the cheapest types of construction. The school board has chosen a building that is not only modern and attractive, but also very economical. This type of building is the safest in fire and wind storm. ln Atomic Bomb tests, this construc- tion withstood the blast where other types failed. A model of our new school was chosen to be displayed at the National Association of School Administrators at their forty-third annual meeting in Atlantic City early in February. The school board has been assisted in their activities by the Lay Committee of 58 members. The Lay Committee has no official capacity except to act as an interested advisory group to the board which gives due consideration to all recommendations and acts on them accordingly. This is the south view of the new Pauls Valley High School. To the left front of the picture is the auditorium, behind which is the band room and shop. From the auditorium to the right will be class roomsg the office is center right and classrooms extend from right of office to the- north. r M W . nf c- .- wg, t 'T 3l,.,uwa.+. 3, i , .U ,Q , -gaf, 4 A . it ,, 5 1271 . -A . -ct, . at as F-' ' .ii ' ' 'Q it if . Q f 1ZLK,f' ,4' Qfid f.1,te:4T ?'7.' .'l!1i9'SK?5 ' V Y issaffiaeg mgwtigf- V -.! ,Ni A , . ,... . , , 4, , Q5 , vw f. A - 85:-' A fsmw-Bgxxxh L, ,. .,., - rf rf 'F l ' . fe, fs' A,-1 . , , L, 4 5, . SUPERINTENDENT 0F CHO0L Mr. R. E. Carleton has been superintendent of the Pauls Valley Public Schools for the past four years, preceding this he was prin- cipal for ten years. After receiving his A.B. Degree at East Central and M.A. at the University of Okla- homa, hetaughtlournalism, English Literature, and Speech. He has done graduate work at Colo- rado University and Oklahoma University. He has been on the OEA Board of Directors, and a member of the OEA Convention Committee. He has taught English Literature classes for several years and this year taught a directed study literature class. He is a member of the Kiwanis Club and is on the Board of Directors of the Pauls Valley Chamber of Commerce. He is also a member of the examining board for the North Central Association. ln February, Mr. Carleton attended the convention of American Association of School Administrators in Atlantic City. At this con- vention the model of the new high school held center place in the display. YA, Mrs. Patsy Flowers . H . I , Y I' Mr. R. E. Carleton. Patsy Flowers has re- . so turned to PVHS as secre- tary and completed an- other year and a half of office work for Superin- tendent R. E. Carleton. R x be N sg.: Principal Norvel Penuel 4.84. '-3 ,J .Aa ,E lf ' ' 1 .4 f . last 1 e e. .Ei is H., ea. he 1 ,.-- 1. Q Mrs. Blanche Alexander Mrs. Elizabeth Birdwell .JA IHGH SCHO0L FAC LTY Q Tx 4 1 ' Q W . , 1 I '4' . M 4 so it I 4.1, ia. F 1-?,??'f:'ii A , '-.A 3 .z '- A i K . ' ,Af Mr. Henry Cannon Mrs. Valera Collins 'YT' Mr. Dale Hayhurst Mrs. Iris Lansford Mrs. Virginia Long Miss Maggie Martin s Messe, t.s . . xi .3 'L H5 . L - V ,' .,-r Mr. Larry Smith Mrs. Rubye Tolleson Mr. Charles Vann Mrs. Fay e r wr' - limo 'RQ' .1 I7 Mrs. Alta Menefee 5 'K We-... Mr. W. H. Wilson as , frx , 4 if 5 W asf, F 'W -vi Miss Mabel Erwi XA e ! 3, 3 ,F 1 4 x- i..i Mrs. Teresa Robert own f CZ' I ll' Mrs. Mildred Winingh Junior: M FACULTY f 'Y?s u ' 1 56,1 --4 A I Q gif? 11.31 W A 1 xii X Mr. H. I. Boler Mr. O. L. Carlton Mr. H. T. Conover Mrs. LaVerta Dockray Miss Ruth Gladwill I 9 y 1- T W tiff? 'T .3- f- ww Vi , X N gif. X- . f f H T f T A r is Miss Fay Haddix Mrs. Ruth Hardy Mr. Max Marquardt Mrs. Floreta Myers Mr. Harry Phipps fi IIFET - w -rr ' W 46, li 4 . A -my A f is . and M Miss Bobbie Riggins Mrs. Hazel Sheegog Miss Sara Thomason Miss Mona Tinsley Mr. Ernest Winingham -5- ffl' VALEIllC'l'0RlA Jack plans to attend Oklahoma University and study Business Education and Law. His activities include four year member- ship in Student Council and vice-president '58, Golf Team two years, Boys' State, Junior Play, Mixed Chorus and Quartet, Band, Blasters, Winner of American Legion Oratorical Contest, class president '55, Citizenship Award '57, outstanding award on merit scholarshiptest, Cattle JudgingTeam '55 and presided over American History Assembly. Tw 24414 SALll'l'A'l'0RlA As an OSU freshman Kay will major in Business Education and be a member of the Girls' Trio. Included in her high school activities are four years in Pep Club and cheerleader, three years Drill Team, four years in State Honor Society, one year Glee Club secretary, three years Student Council, one year secretary to principal, Valley Hi Times Staff, Panther Staff, Joumalism Award, Junior and Senior Plays, Basketball Queen '58 and Football Attendant '58. 'FATE H0 llll SOClETY Thirty-seven students made the State Honor Society this year. To be eligible a student's grades, must be in the top ten percent of grades 10 through 12. The certificates for the Honor Society were presented at the special awards assembly for the underclassmen on May 14, and the seniors received theirs on May 16, in the senior awards assembly. Seniors who received certificates were Jack Kinnebrew, Betsy Trahern, Richard Davis, Kaye Ryland, Karen Crouch, Dwaine Jones, Brunetta Hays, Darlene West, Joan Duffield, James Keffer, and Sharron Lowe. The underclassmen were Noel Blake Hart,Joan Coffman, Bob Jones, John Winingham, Darlene Marney, Katheryn Longmire, James Allen Jones, William Dennis Perdue, Eddie Blevins, Candy Blalock, Sondra Brown, Walter Curtis Dandridge, Carolyn Dockray, Jan Dowd, Peggy Gunter, Lilia Somers, E. T. Manning, Vincie Bergschneider, Barbara Butler, Max Myers, David Sheegog, Joy Pease, Joseph Mike Crouch, Frieda Shaw, and Jim Jackson. CAROL ABLETT Glee Club, FHA LARRY ABLETT Panther Staff '58 TONY AGUILAR Football, Track, VHT Staff '58 FLOYD AIKEN Baseball, Basketball, VHT Staff '58 JANET ALLSUP Pep Club, Student Council, Drill Team, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, HonorSociety TOMMIE ARTHURS DE, Panther Staff '58, Clee Club, FHA, DE Awards EARLENE BAKER Panther Staff '58 LARRY BAUGHMAN Football, Basketbal l,Track, Panther Staff '58, Mixed Chorus, Jr. 8 Sr. Boys' Quartet RICHARD BECK Football, Track, Baseball, Student Council, Press Club KENNETH BERRY Panther Staff '58, Student Council, Key Club, Honor Society, Attendance Award LARRY BLEVINS FFA '55, '56, '57. DAVID BREWER Baseball, Basketball, VHT Staff '58. WINFRED BROWN FFA '55, '56, '57. JARVIS BULL Football, Basketball, Track, Mixed Chor- us, Band Escort, Mixed Quartet, All- District Band, Class Secretary '58. JIM BURKS Football, Basketball, Baseball, Mixed Chorus. ANITA CAMPBELL Pep Club, Glee Club, Student Council, FHA, Mixed Chorus, Honor Society, Mixed Quartet, All-State Choms. JON CANADAY Football, Basketball, Track, Key Club, Assembly Committee. H. A. CAVES Assembly Committee, Honor Society, Track,- Blasters, Band Escort, Student Council, All-District 81 All-State Band, Mixed Chorus, Outstanding Band Member. KAY CHAPMAN Pep Club, Drill Team, Panther Staff '58, FHA, Glee Club. EDDIE CHAUFTY Football, Baseball, Wrestling. JANET CHEESMAN FHA, Glee Club JOYCE CHEESMAN FHA, Glee Club. BRADLEY CLARK Wrestling, FFA Reporter. KAREN CLARK Pep Club, Panther Staff '57, FHA. L. J. CDBERLY F' .J 61? ,Q .J ...-f ps rm TQ ff? 4 rl? ll JO HOLLYE COCHRAN Band, FHA- WILMA COFFEY Pep Club, Glee Club, FHA, VHT Staff '58 CARQLYN coLLARp Pep Club, Drill Team, FHA, GleeCIub. JUNIOR COLSON Track, Mixed Chorus, Class Reporter, VHT Staff '58, Attendance Award, Foot- ball 81 Co-Captain '58. JIM CRAIG Football, Basketball, Baseball, Key Club, Mixed Chorus,Band, Boys' Quartet, Class President. KAREN CROUCH Pep Club, Drill Team, FHA, Honor Soci- ety. BETTY DANIEL President of Library Club, FHA, Librari- an, Library Awards. DALE DAVIS Honor Society, Wrestling. LEWIS DAVIS Football 8. Captain '58, Basketball 8. Captain '57, Track 8 State Track Meet, Panther Staff '58, Class Secretary, All- District 81 All-Conference Football. RICHARD DAVIS Wrestling, State Honor Society. SAMALEE DAVIS Band, FHA, Blasters, Band Queen Attend- ant '58. JOAN DUFFIELD Pep Club, Drill Team, Panther Staff '58, FHA, Student Council, Glee Club, Honor Society, Football Queen '55, Attendant to Basketball Queen '57, Aylt, 3 - Lou ELLA Dunkin QR FHA, Glee Club, DE. TIM EVANS Football, Basketball, Baseball, Track, Blasters, Mixed Chorus, Escort for Band Attendant, All-State 8. All-District Band. PEGGY FORD 3 DE. -af r ,. x I LINDA GIBBONS PeD Club Secretary, Glee Club, Panther Staff. 58, Drill Team, Girls Trio, All-State -Il' 8.. Mixed Chorus, Librarian, Attendant To Miss VHT '58, MELTON GRAHAM Football, Basketball, Class President '56, State Track Meet. GLFNN GRIFFIN FFA. BRUNETTA HAYS I be ' Pep Club, VHT Attendant, Mixed Chorus, I Honor Society, Twirling Award, All- District Band, Band Attendant, Banc' Librarian. KENNY HENSON Wrestling. RICHARD HERRIN Football, Basketball, Baseball, Assembly -ga Committee, Mixed Chorus, VHT Staff '58, PATRICIA HOBGOOD Isef as -A Pep cluuciee club, FHA, Mixed chorus. I I GARY HOLLINGER Track, Football. BERT HUMPHREY Football, Baseball, Panther Staff '58, Key Club, Mixed Chorus, Boys Quartet, Junior Play. FLOYD HUNTER is Football, Basketball, Track. BILL IVEY Football, Baseball, DE, Glee Club. ETHRIDGE JAMES Basketball, vHT Staff 'se 5 F' -1-1 JANE JAMES I Pep Club, FHA Historian, Glee Club, Foot- ball Attendant, Junior Play, Panther Staff '58 DWAINE JONES Football, Baseball, Track, HonorSociety, Wrestling, Panther Editor '58. .3 WILLIAM Jones W PHYLLIS KASTNER Pep Club, Glee Club, FHA, Mixed 8. All- State Chorus, Assembly Committee, Girls' State, Mixed Quartet. JAMES KEEFER Basketball, Baseball, Track, Mixed Chor- us, Honor Society. JACK KINNEBREW Student Council Vice-President, Key Club, Band, FFA, Mixed Chorus, Golf, Assembly Committee, Class President, '55, Boys' tate. RICHARD KIRK DE, FFA. CURTIS LAWRENCE Mixed Chorus, Jr. 8. Sr. Banquet Chairman, Band, Junior Play Award, Piano Award, Assembly Committee. LILLIAN LOHMANN SHARRON LOWE Panther Staff '58, Drill Team, Pep Club Vice-President, Jr. Play Award, FHA Vice-President 81 President '58, Glee Club, Librarian, Girls' Trio, FFA Queen, Honor Society, All-State 8. Mixed Chorus, Student Council, Assembly Committee, Football Queen. LARRY MCCARTY FFA Sec. 8. Pres. '58, Assembly Com- mittee. JIM MCCLAIN Football, Baseball, Track, Mixed Chorus, Panther Staff '58, Honor Society. HAZEL MCCURLEY FHA Historian, Pep Club, Glee Club, Honor Society. BETTY MCGEE Band, Pep Club, FHA, VHT Staff, Student Council, Glee Club. AIBERED MCKINLEY BECKY BETH MEYER Pep Club, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus. BETTY MORRIS Pep Club, Glee Club, FHA. BETTY DWENS VHT Staff '58. dj 11 JOYCE PAYNE Pep Club, Glee Club, FHA, Attendance Award, Librarian. SANFORD PETERS Football, Basketball, Baseball, Panther Staff '58. GARY PlLGRlM Football, Basketball, Track, Honor Soci- ety, Blasters, Student Council President '58, Class President '55, '57, Band Es- cort, Assembly Committee, Mixed Chorus, All-District 81 All-State Band. JUDY PITTMAN FHA, Blasters, Band Attendant. CALVIN PRINCE Football, Basketball, Track, Baseball, VHT Staff '58. VERNON PRINCE Basketball, Panther Staff '58. JERRY PURSER VHT Staff '58, LOU ANN PYBAS Pep Club, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, FHA Sec. '57, Girls' State. HAROLD RAGLAND DE, FFA. DALE RANDALL Basketball, Baseball, Track, Band. RONNIE REEVES Football, Student Council, Baseball, Bas- ketball, Track, Mixed Chorus, Glee Club Quartet. LARRY ROBERTSON KAYE RYLAND VHT Staff '57, Student Council Secretary, Drill Team, Cheerleader, FHA Pianist, Mixed Chorus, Honor Society, Glee Club, Junior Play, Football Attendant '57, Bas- ketball Attendant '55, Queen '57, VHT Attendant, Assembly Committee. CAROL SACRA Jr. Miss America Candidate, Panther Staff '58, Drill Team Leader, Cheerleader, Hon- or Society, Football Attendant, Basket- ball Attendant, Librarian. JOHNNY SANDERS FFA. S r vP' Q4 TMJ' 4-I . gnu Xi, fl? .fi -4' ,.. df? K, fo - 1 ANN SEIBER Pep Club, FHA, Mixed Chorus, Band At- tendant '57,'58, Majorette, Band Librarian, All-District 8. All-State Band, Twirling NORMA SHAW DE, FHA, Glee Club, VHT Staff '58 MEL SMITH Band, Blasters, Track, Mixed Chorus BEVERLY SMYERS Pernell Band Queen, Pep Club, Majorette, Quartet, Yearbook Staff LINDA SPRINGER Pep Club, Panther Staff '58 JIMMY THOMPSON RONNIE TOO LEY Football, Track, Baseball, Basketball Co-Captain, VHT Staff '58, Class Vice- Pres., Mixed Chorus, Jr. Play, Attendance Award BETSY TRAHERN Pep Club, Basketball Queen '55, Drill Team, Student Council, Glee Club, Honor Society, Class Sec. '57 EARL WADE Basketball, FFA, Track MIGNON WARD Pep Club Sec. '55, DE, FHA Pres. '55 VICKI WARD Librarian, Pep Club, FHA Reporter, Class Reporter '57, Miss VHT Attendant DARLENE WEST Pep Club Pres., Student Council, Cheer- leader, FHA Song Leader, All-State 8. Mixed Chorus, Drill Team, Glee Club Vice-Pres., Honor Society, Basketball Attendant '55, Girls' Trio PATRICIA WILLIAMS Librarian, Pep Club, FHA, Glee Club, Drill Team JAMES WILLIS Football, Basketball, Track, Baseball JIMMIE WILMOT Pep Club, Glee Club, VHT Staff '58 This chummy trio, Dick Wylie, Richard Herrin, and Ronnie Tooley, would make a good public relations group saying, Hi, to everyone who enters the building. You Tarzan, me Jane! Pat Williams having a good time at a party. -14- 5 Wow?? Linda Springer, Betty Daniels, Mignon Ward, Vicki Ward, and Hazel McCurley showing us some cheese- cake. SE lllli APS a Ain't she sweet? Bert Humphrey modeling dress for Patsy Woods. lt's Bert's dress. Carol, you shouldn't talk when your mouth is so full. Panther Cager Lewis Davis getting set to shoot a free shot while Melton Graham is guarding down court. T- Three Senior boys loafing before class. Floyd, The boys practicing hard under the evil eye of Coach Phipps. Melton, and Lewis watching the women pass. Comin'around right end. The 12:30 Gang enjoying a sunbath. Melton, Jim, Ronnie, Bashful Floyd, The Senior Class officers looking for the Jerry, Jim B., Kenneth, camera shy Jim C., and Dale are soaking it up. best announcement. Jim, Jarvis, Junior, and Ronnie found just the one they were looking for. The Gunfight at the Panther Corral. Karen fWyatt Earpj Crouch looking for Judy Ulm Daltonl Hines. ln the second picture, Judy met up with Wyatt and in the last picture we see the outcome. xv 4 V . . A , - , - r. - nn4xJ1:!1,'ul:uLz...zrl!w': sr K ' IDEAL GIRL Hair- Janet Allsup Teeth - Ann Seiber Talent - Darlene West Eyes - Kay Chapman Complexion - Pat Williams Figure - Vicki Ward Hands - Anita Campbell Best Dressed - Joan Duffield Wit - Karen Crouch Knowledge - Betsy Trahern Ambition - Brunetta Hays Personality - Linda Gibbons Popularity Pep - Cutest - Smile - Dignity - Kaye Ryland Sharron Lowe Carol Sacra Phyllis Kastner Lou Ann Pybas it i' L., , it J' K QB-5 R it ,y' Kaye Ryland,the most pop- ular girl, posing on a cold day with the most popular boy, Richard Herrin. Ann Seiber, drum major of the high school band, twirling while the band plays at a home football game. winter days. IDEAL BIIY Athletic - Lewis Davis Hair- Jim McClain Knowledge - Jack Kinnebrew Ambition - Richard Davis Best Looking - Melton Graham Wit - Gary Pilgrim Dignity - Curtis Lawrence Eyes - Junior Colson Teeth - Jerry Purser Smile - Floyd Hunter Complexion Ronnie Tooley Personality Jim Burks Popularity - Richard Herrin Physique - Jarvis Bull Talent- Jim Craig Pep - Bert Humphrey Cutest - Ronnie Reeves Students prefer to stand outside and gossip on warm, early E lilll HI 'l'0llY Jack Kinnebrew was elected President of the 161 Freshmen who enrolled at the beginning of the year. The Football team was very successful, win- ning five games, losing two, and for the first time in three years, the Panthers defeated the Ada Cougars. Captain, Lewis Davis, crowned Joan Duffield as Football Queen and her attendants were Carol Sacra and Jane James. The theme for the corona- tion was Blue Star. The Panther Cagers won ten games and lost six, proving good spirit. They elected Betsy Trahern queen and she was attended by Kaye Ryland and Darlene West. Vernon Prince was captain and Jim Craig was co-captain. Over the Rainbow was the theme for the crowning. Six Freshmen reported for track. Officers in the Pep Club were President Joan Duffield, Vice-President Carol Sacra, Secretary Mignon Ward. Kaye Ryland and Darlene West were cheerleaders. Members in the Student Council were Janet Allsup and H. A. Caves. Mignon Ward was President of FHA and Karen Crouch was Secretary. Other officers were Kay Chapman, Kaye Ryland, and Jane James. There were 12 Freshmen in the band. Brunetta Hays was a majorette. Five band members were in the Blasters. The Chorus was well represented with 22 members. This was the first year that the Junior High Chorus won a superior rating. Twelve boys were members of the FFA, while fourteen Freshmen were members of the State Honor Society. The Drill Team was organized this year, but Freshmen were not eligible. ln 1957, 139 Sophomores enrolled. They chose as their class officers, President Melton Graham and Secretary Lewis Davis. Student Council members were Gary Pilgrim, Kaye Ryland, Ronnie Reeves, and Janet Allsup. One of the Council's main activities was the Talent Show. First place went to the Tumblers and second place went to the High School Trio. Key Club members were Jim Craig and Bert Humphrey. Thirteen Sophomores aided the Pep Club in their activities. The girls were present at all of the home games and attended several of the out-of- town games. Kaye Ryland and Carol Sacra were cheerleaders. Marching at all home football games were 10 Sophomore Pepperettes. Nineteen Sophomores represented the Glee Club and attended the State Choral Festival at Ada. Six were members of the Mixed Chorus. Eleven Sophomore members of the Band attended the State Fair Parade and McAlester Band Festival. Ann Sei ber and Brunetta Hays were twirlers. Participating in the four track meets were Melton Graham, Lewis Davis, Jarvis Bull and Floyd Hunter. They placed second in the Confer- ence Track Meet. Floyd Aiken, Jim Burks and Jim Craig played Baseball this year. This was the first year since 1923 an annual with a hard back was published. Class officers of the 116 Juniors were Presi- dent Gary Pilgrim, Vice-President Richard Herrin, Secretary Betsy Trahern, Reporter Vicki Ward. Eighteen Juniors reported for Football this season and 14 were lettermen. This was the first year that the main string Basketball team was all Juniors. They won seven games. They elected Kay Ryland queen and Joan Duffield attendant. The Captain was Lewis Davis. Co-captains were Jim Craig and Ronnie Tooley. Six Juniors played with the Baseball team. They participated in eight conference games. Supporting a hard-working Track team were five Juniors, with two returning lettermen, Melton Graham and Lewis Davis, on the relay team. Jawis Bull threw the shot and the discus, while Gary Pilgrim was pole vaulter. Running the mile was Floyd Hunter. Two Juniors were members of the Key Club. Student Council members were Sharron Lowe, Joan Duffield, Gary Pilgrim and Jack Kinnebrew. Kaye Ryland was Secretary-Treasurer. Ten Juniors played in the Band and Ann Seiber was attendant to the Band Queen. Six Junior girls sang with the Chorus. The Trio consisting of Darlene West, Sharron Lowe and Linda Gibbons won for the fourth consecutive year in the State Vocal Contest. In the Student Council Talent Show they won first place. Six boys were members of the FFA, while 11 Juniors were members of DE. Marching with the high stepping Drill Team were 11 Juniors. Lending their voices to the Pep Club were 19 Juniors. The cheerleaders were Kaye Ryland and Carol Sacra. Ten earned parts in the Junior Play Dear Ruth. Sharon Lowe and Jack Kinnebrew held the lead parts. Winning the drama awards at the end of the year were Curtis Lawrence and Sharron Lowe. Phyllis Kastner, Br unetta Hays and Lou Ann Pybas attended Girls' State at Chickasha, while Bert Humphrey, Jim Craig, Jack Kinnebrew and Richard Davis were chosen to attend Boys' State at Norman. At the end of the year, 14Juniors became mem- bers of the State Honor Society. Kenneth Berry received an award for ten years' perfect attendance. Finances from the Junior Play amounted to 320455. This year during Hobo Day the Juniors brought in 3714.775 this was 339.77 more than last year's tally. Joan Duffield, Kay Chapman, Sharron Lowe and Betsy Trahern made S70. The theme for the Junior-Senior Banquet was Hawaiian Cruise. Decorations for the banquet proved to be the prettiest ever, including: palm trees, a water falls, Hawaiian music, oriental birds and cages, a wishing well, and the lei-type center pieces of exotic flowers. The Bird of Paradise flowers proved to be the topic of conversation, catching everyone's eye. The mothers provided a beautifully decorated prom. The Journalism class published the first annual with a padded back this year. The American History assembly, bearing the title of OurAmerican Heritage, proved success- ful with participation from all the Juniors. The DAR History Award was given to Richard Davis. During School Spirit Week, Jim McClain and Darlene West were best dressed as Lil' Abner and Daisy Mae on Sadie Hawkins Day. At the beginning of the fourth year there were 108 Seniors enrolled. Included in the calendar for the Seniors were the Senior picnic, the teas for the girls, Career Day for the boys, the Awards Assembly and the Junior-Senior Banquet. The Senior High Student Council joined the National Association for Student Councils for the first time this year. Directed study courses were added to the cur- riculum for Sophomore through Senior students this year. ln the DS courses the B has the same value as an A in the regular course. The final activities of the 1959 Seniors are recorded in this book. I-'Z af' 5195 C 7466 fig? ' ltfl- 2 Igmza. Q5 if ll Tllfgh Darlene West Linda Gibbons Kay Chapman and Jim McClain Studv on lines for the play. W A0 fi I The Hansen family discusses costumes for Senior Play: West, Ryland, Sacra, Reeves, and Keefer. Uncle Chris, Humphrey, is shown with his three nieces, Trahern, Gibbons, and Williams. I - all ff - V fl 4 HW - i ,fy Cast Katrin - Kay Chapman MaMa - Darlene West PaPa - James Keefer Dagmar - Kaye Ryland Christine - Carol Sacra Mr. Hyde - Curtis Lawrence Nels - Ronnie Reeves Aunt Trina - Betsy Trahern Aunt Sigrid - Linda Gibbons Aunt Jenny - Pat Williams Uncle Chris - Bert Humphrey A woman - Vicki Ward Mr. Thorkelson - Kenneth Berry Dr. Johnson - Jim McClain Arne - Brad Clark A nurse - Ann Seiber Another nurse - Karen Clark Madeline - Joan Duffield Dorothy Schiller-Brunetta Hays Florence Dana Moorhead -Sharron Lowe Bell-boy - Jarvis Bull Director, Mrs. Kelly - Assisted by Mrs. Menefee. Sharron Lowe and Curtis Lawrence clean the old kitchen stove, which mama cooks coffee on. ., B... .,t,.t.,!,,,Q ras-fB,,.,i3,fs ee, tri X t Martha Aaron - r Sidney Babb Nellie Barnes l .mr .em Curtis Bartmess John Beck Robert Blevins Laverne Bradley a v' ' v B A,,, ' B 4' ll' f x hx -' l 4 A Y ..7 rlt Ll -I ,-,, I X y i y I ' ' 3 B :Eg ' J', 1ii???'?f Benny Branum Lynda Brookshire Charles Brown Jack Brown ra,, V ,E B BB.. B- G if In B B ar Ci -an-fr 5 a ,- B iBBl i r -y X C , W I X X E Don Bunn Christine Bums Barbara Butler Kennith Campbe is A - 1 v C , IE -i K , I 4: K .r1f.j .Br - E . 4 I . Clint Caves Ann Clark Billy Claxton Linda Cleaver B..K.gw- ..... Carolyn Clark Jay Clark aff , Yi: Evelyn Cochran Carolyn Cofer ,J . x,. i s f - . :EE k Joan Coffman Jim Cole Franklin Crawford 6 C .A xv' . :L a C! 1 Terry Demory Jerry Dingler Donna Doss ' l lg t ,rev tif I gil K jf! x , Dennis Franks Charles Fuller John Garland Bob Good- it-'ff ,-v Mike Crouch Dale Crouse Q X. Maybell Dehart V .J o 40 ,:g, C 'rar Jerry Dunkin Don Dyson Donnie Evans Jackie Force av iq, X .5 ,q .-- Hmgggib X! X Km. .1 HW X ' SKA Betty Garrett Lloyd Gates , Gary Gibbons Len Gibson Barbara Graham Charles Gray Jack Grimmett Peggy Gunter Ruby Hagan Rickey Ham 'il' Krsrr lb 'ff an larcetta Hamilton Norma Hamilton Ruben Hamilton Mike Hammonds Blakie Hart - - TQ A xv T7 rl .5 'rz' 5' 1 'Q . he , 'hillip Herrin Virginia Hervey Michele Hettick Judy Hines Barbara Holland E, 419' Joan Hays Leon Head ly, ' ,K 'ef .H ,V A -, AJ1.ggf:'f,r':. .-25, -. ..-.----- ,ff Sammy Hollinger Keith Holt 15 -21- 'N N W lil x M' tt M mn' 'vwoswfm 3 'N ' t ek .down-n.... 'f'.o' 1 L I Helen Hope Raymond Howell Bill Hullet ng I is June Johnson Lank Johnson Bob Jones Chip Jones Myron Jones to it ffl? Jim Kinnebrew Glenna Kinslow Phyllis Kirk Joe Ladd Helen Kinard Xj I A f U -A M 9 , A g xi u g Donnie Layton Kay Lindsey Brenda Love Betty Lowe Bumey McCurley ' ss Q FD nl' Connie McNabb E. T. Manning Winnie Maples Darlene Marney Everett Mars ,, N 1 is J! iiflnr s sg me James Jackson Jim James Susan James f? Ruth Jones 49' Edward Johnson ,1 Vw' Janet Keffer sim , Jenny Lafevers Carol Langley Billy McKee .4 -W '3 5 r ,j 3 ,J I fi b iv: 'Jigs -'ffl if , . LQ' 0-vs. kinfsv. 'ry . Kev Sherry Massey ' v-Q C 'Y c r -Ja , I, Walter McKee Bobby Mitchell . 6 'Q Y , ir f N lmlillk - ' l ff I lfvlv ff 'i l' 4 Barbara Montgomery Boyce Montgomery James Norman' Ruthie Morris Frankie Moyer John Myers Bobby O'ConnelI -2Q- ,C 4 'oodie 0'Guinn '-of l -Q ioyle Pickett Q f , l Phillip Paul my 1 A vlxtz, bv f ueorge Pope v JoAnn Paulsen Jimmy Quinill 4, ns , Joy Pease Virginia Pendley fu: .A or X Karen Perry Miles Philpott 2 Xtra' Charlotte Raybum Walter Ragland ri 3 Fred Reed Grant Rhodes bb ! . ,Al in C r 1 WF? Mig: f C iii: I eanne Richardson Alberta Sheppard Jimmy Slaughter Stanley Smith Marilyn Somers Carolyn Spurgin Herman Stevenson 1, -I - A i 1 L' ' M bv: 0. xg 'Q ' ' ' I ' .1 9 A4 I 4 il M I I Q- I I ' Judy Streck Douglas Strickland Mickey Stufflebean Charles Tennison Anita Thomas Lonnie Trimble Neva Wadley 1 l ssfifsfs ,, Bobby Walker Sue Walker David Wall Jerry Warren Mickey Warren Y, f I' x 1-' ee , Xi Q XX! X Ann Welch Jo Whitaker udy Williams Robert Wilson John Winingham Sandra Womack Kenneth Wood Ruby Richard Wylie -73- Connie McNabb resting before a forty Just because a new boy comes to school Deanna minute stand on a ladder for the Christmas and Ann had to give him the eye. Assembly. Blakie, Dick, Judy, and Joy, Junior Class Officersg picking out their Senior Rings. ps ye Y W l Jimmy Quinnill and Charles Fuller por- These seven Junior girls showed enthusiasm in traying Lil' Abner characters on Sadie an assembly during School SpiritWeek. Hawkins Day. .,L..W, ,., A -. '- E. T. Manning and Mike Hammond look on as Ann Welch puts make-up on Deanna Richardson before the opening curtain. Marcetta Hamilton looks frightened as Darlene Marney, an inmate of the insane asylum, cries, Out, damned spot! out, l say! Barbara Butler pleads with Jim Kinnebrew for help while Blakie Hart, Barbara Graham, Marcetta Hamilton, and June Johnson watch. JUNl0ll PLAY One Mad Night, which was given by the Junior Class, had its setting in an old vacant house owned by Don Cutler. Don returns for a visit to find that the house has been taken over for the night by a group of inmates from a nearby insane asylum. To bewilder him more Lucille, one of the inmates, tells him that she is being kept prisoner by Dr. Bunn and her lawyer, Artemus Burke. When Gertrude, Don's fiancee, arrives she takes a very dim view of Don's aid to Lucille and breaks off their engagement. To complicate matters Siletto, an escaped convict, arrives and holds everyone captive. But this proves to be the end for Burke and Dr. Bunn. When they try to bribe Siletto to kill Don and Lucille they learn that he is really an actor-friend of Don's getting evidence against them. The play was sponsored by Mrs. Menefee and directed by Mrs. Kelley. The juniors cleared 3268.28 from the play. Cast Don Cutler . . . ........ . . Jim Kinnebrew Lucille . . . .... Barbara Butler Wing ..... ........ B ob Good Priscilla .... . . Deanna Richardson John Alden . . . .... John Winingham Mr. Hyde ..... . . Mike Hammond Lady Macbeth .... .... D arlene Marney Miss Cluck ...... ..... J une Johnson Gertrude Finch . . . . . . . . Barbara Graham Dr. Bunn ........... .... C hip Jones Artemus Burke ......... .... E . T. Manning Mrs. J. Ashington Finch . . . . . . Noel Blake Hart Depression . . Danny Siletto ... . . . . . . .. Marcetta Hamilton Richard Wylie Hands high, cries John Winingham to Marcetta Hamilton as he imagines himself as John Alden hunting for Indians. Glen Abney Lupita Aguilar Gene Ardrey Carol Barnes Voris Batton Robert Bentley Vincie Bergschenider Dwayne Blair Joe Blake Candy Blalock Eddie Blevins Dnn Bonner Wesley Bonner Loyd Brookshire Bobby Brown Sondra Brown Kyle Bryan Billy Bryant John Burnett Brenda Butts Dorothy Campbell Scott Canaday Jim Cartmill Rex Chrisco Gary Coberly Marlene Cochran Quanda Coffey Wilbum Colson Kirkie Dandridge Don Daniel Kim Davis Ronnie Deaton Freta Dewberry Carolyn Dockray Jan Dowd Dick Dunham Willard Eaves Lonny Ercanbrack Jackie Evans Pamela Glenn Jimmy Gorden Kenneth Gregory Kay Grimes Linda Griffin Inez Hagan lse Q . B l 1 Y , . i if lag- 5 an ' J iw 'A A X 1 'F' rd U1 s ,if 'J' fm! r Kurs-is G 'vi kr' . . ' K G ll 4 , ..-1?-s , .... , -4' i l'iif C J 2' if . '-' U, Ip , X 2.3 'f 9 I u AQ P-, I A iv ' T ' 4 'r f' 'JI' U A4-'li L1 4 , 4 I Jw X 1' Q' S3155 In . si Barbara Haley Nodra Hammers Beverly Hannah Joe Holt Danny Isaac Huey Johnson Kenneth Jones Carole Jordon Joyce Kinslow Tommy Kizer Lauretta LaLonde Shirley Lancaster Joyce Lee Paula Livingston Wendell Logan Katheryn Longmire Leon Looney Larry Lovin Lesana Lynn Jerry Maness Pat McCallon Larry McCurley James McGee Ray Millsap Carleen Mitchell Jasper Mitchell James Montgomery Kaye Morris Raye Morris Jimmy Murray Max Myers Rosella Nalley Woody 0'Guin Bill David Paul Jerry Payne Howard Pelfrey Danny Perdue Kenneth Peters Homer Pickett Judy Pierce Carole Pil rim Margaret Pingleton Lillian Pollard Butch Pratt Imogene Raymer Julie Reavis Billy Reeves Eugene Reeves Billie Lynn Rhodes Johnny Richardson James Ricke Robert Ridcme Bill Ross Don Sarratt Freida Shaw David Sheegog Joanna Shumate Shelly Simmons Lee Ann Smith Wayne Smith Lilia Somers Kenneth Steed Vivian Teeter Bill Tobey John Tolleson Riley Walker Loula Ruth Walters Bobby Ward Derrell Ward lhelma Ward Christine Warren Jerry Warren Stanley Watson Wanda Wells Sam West Walter Wilkerson Michael Wilkins Ruth Ann Wood Patsy Woods Gene Young I jfdg. - , i t,,:V.,, ,Q 11 a S' 'ff 41 ' , , We-aw. if s 5 'H V 1 A al A it S fa I i qi Ss 1 P ,gt-'L A 5 r.l f ,fe My A .4 .f , f 5 as K xy .. J - i ' 7' , ,sr., iii Y J 4 at Q- a f Here ready for work are the class officers: Reporter Joanna Shumate, Secretary Vincie Bergschneider, President Pamela Glenn, and Vice-President Wendell Logan. I v yi P ' l X ' ff l' Come on now, Tommie and Donnie, there's no reason to have such a look on your facegjust push those brooms, boys. Here we find Marlene Cochran about to eat a candle. No, actually it is Marlene, Vincie Berg- schneider, Carole Pilgrim, and Lilia Somers dec- orating for FHA. Here, here, Candy, don't get rough about it. Candy tries to steal the lime light by pushing Carole Pilgrim out of the picture. Lauretta LaLonde, Carole Barnes, and Nodra Hammers are boarding the bus bound for Oklahoma City for the State Basketball Tourney. Brenda and Paula just funning around. They were actually at the ball field dec- orating the goal post. 4. After being stranded atop the goal post for many hours, Pam Glen is finally saved by a passer-by. ls! 1, .L s-A X wx.. it of -,al ic, Attendant Linda Gibbons, Escort Junior Colson. Queen Noel Blake Hart, Escort Dick Wylie. panda Zaeea J-sM'L ,ty Attendant Pamela Glenn, Escort Max Myers. Escort John Blake, Attendant Susan Richardson. ff Attendant Pat Stufflebean, Escort Vic Wylie. Attendant Ellen Hayhurst, Escort Eddie Brandt l . yyjgx 14365445 Zaye Eqlaad FO0TBALL ROYALTY 12kuuuv f56aaaaar.4Quue imma 6440654054 BASKETBALL ROYALTY Hdmdau 'gzazda Zelda If and ffidenoiaat cuz Welcl Izaeau N E3uzaedhz ?ZQay4 BAND RUYALTY 5,2 ,LZ X :Mudd Fil M S an ,. : i ,J M H-7 T ' ffdendaozt ' , Lf Smmlee Dawn Aman ff- -34- Qudqpddman .lafnq Hashana 77641619 77:42am Larry McCarty, F.H.A. King, is presented a bracelet by Sharron Lowe, F.H.A. Presrdent. wywxlllll Irvin ,l Q f, E Q2 2 6.52 Xi T SVS U , i.- FlRST ROW: Burks, Daniel, Jones, Colson, Craig, Bull, Davis, Hunter, Reeves, Chauffy. SECOND ROW: Prince, Peters, Hammonds, Crouch, Hollinger, Ladd, Strickland, Fuller, is Walker, Holt, Crawford. THIRD ROW: Humphrey, Pilgrim, Perdue, Wylie, Wilson, Winingham, The Pauls Valley Panthers played under many difficult situations this year and ended the season with a dismal record of 3 wins, 6 losses and 1 tie. The Panthers were little but made up for that with fight and hustle. Although the Pan- thers didn't win many games, they had one of the best teams Pauls Valley has had in about eight years. Senior Linemen: Jim Craig, S. J. Peters, Junior Colson, Jarvis Bull, Bert Humph- rey, and Gary Pilgrim were outstanding in the Panther games this year. Senior backs who played behind these boys were Floyd Hunter, Posing just for this picture are Panther Tri-Captains Lewis Davis, Junior Col- son, and Jim Craig. Ronnie Reeves, and Lew Davis. Peters, Hunter, and Davis were named to the All-Conference team. At the close of the season the Quarterback club held a banquet for the football boys at the Lee Cafeteria. Cliff Speegle ofOklahoma State was guest speaker of the evening. The boys showed their appreciation to the local coaches by presenting them with a desk clock and calen- dar. Larry Smith was the line coach, Harry Phipps coached the backfield and 'W. H. Wilson was overall coach for the Panthers this year. The Panther Coaching Staff for 1958 was Harry Phipps, W. H. ig Wilson, and Larry Smith. is i- 2 ' X y-lm . wg... 'A K I E91 1 3 .sw .5 X Cf ' , J 1131! 'VY - Peters, Sturrlebean, McClain, Graham. FOURTH ROW: Herrin, Tobey, Logan, Manning, Garland, Gray, Grimmett, Blake, Myers, Kizer, Pratt. corehoard Pauls Valley Pauls Valley Pauls Valley Pauls Valley Pauls Valley Pauls Valley Pauls Valley Pauls Valley Pauls Valley Pauls Valley ...32 Purcell .... 6 0 Norman ....... .38 ...12 Edmond ....6 ...8 DelCity... ....6 0 Putnam City ....42 8 Ardmore ...... .24 0 NlidwestCity ...34 ... 14 Sulphur ....... .14 8 Lindsay ...... .62 ...18 Madill .. ....21 The Panther's 'Lew' Davis comes around left end against Midwest City with Jim Burks leading the way. Joe Ladd and Bob Jones come up to helpas seven Bombers close in for the kill. Number 41 of the Bombers is Ronnie Smith, fomrerly of the Panthers, who played outstanding ball for Midwest City this year. My 'GJ ,X . The Panthers: Calvin Prince, Junior Colson, Chuck Gray and Robert Wilson close in on Midwest City Bomber Half- back Richard Ledbetter as he receives a Panther punt. The Bombers won the Midland Conference game by a score of 4 . Floyd Hunter Calvin Prince Lewis Davis Junior Colson Jarvis Bull September 12 - The Panthers opened the season with a 32-6 victory over Purcell on the losers field. The Panthers were in command all the way as they scored twice the first halfand three times the second. Scoring for the Panthers were: Hunter, 123 Ladd, 63 Reeves, 63 Davis, 63 Gray, 2. September 19 - The Panthers played host to the Norman Tigers and lost to the sixth ranked team 38-0. The Panthers played a tight defensive ballgame the second half, allowing the Tigers to score only once. September 26 - Playing their first conference game of the year the Panthers skinned by the Edmond Bulldogs 12-6, The strong defensive play of the Panther line stood out in the hard fought game. Scoring for the Panthers were: Grimmett, 63 Davis, 6, October 3 - For the second straight week the Panthers played a hard defensive game and downed Del City 8-6. lt was the second confer- ence victory for the Panthers in as many weeks. Scoring: Davis, 63 Reeves, 2. October 10 - Playing the tenth ranked team in the state, the Panthers were crushed 42-0 by the Putnam City Pirates. Rnlnkn- 17 Tkn Dnnllvxnrn nlnunrl flwnir Hnvf Panther Lettermen S. J. Peters Jim Craig Jim Burks Gary Pilgrim Ronnie Reeves 1 defensive game of the year although the Ardmore Tigers won by a score of 24-8. The Panthers couldn't move the ball on offense because of some changes in the line up. Scoring: Prince, 63 Safety, 2. October 24 - The Panthers played host to the high-flying Midwest City Bombers and were out- classed by a score of 34-0. The Panthers held the Bombers to one score the second half. Ronnie Smith, former Panther, was outstanding in the Bomber line play. October 30 - Two fourth quarter touchdowns provided a 14-14 tie with Sulphur for the Panthers Homecoming. Hard running Joe Ladd led the Pan- ther rally. Scoring: Ladd, 63 Davis, 63 Hunter, 2. November 7 - The Lindsay Leopards, State Class B Champions, rolled over the Panthers by a score of 62-8. The only bright spot in the Panther offense, was Mickey Stufflebean's 25 yard pass play for the Panther score. Scoring: Stufflebean, 63 Prince, 2. November 14 - Riddled by injuries in the last game of the season the Panthers lost a close one to Madill 21-18. The game was played in ankle deep mud and water. Scoring: Hunter, 12, Davis, 6. I' ' . .M Bert Humphrey Jim McClain Q- Eddie Chaufty Dick Wylie 99 Jackie Grimmett Bob Jones Mickey Stufflebean Joe Ladd 0 1 i 6 Franklin Crawford E. T. Manning Charles Fuller John Winninghan We Q? Robert Wilson Doug Strickland 1 Three All-Conference perfomiers for the Panthers this year were: Lewis Davis, Floyd Hunterand SJ. Peters. ,N David Daniel Chuck Gray Joe Blake Riley Walker X CACERS: James,Willis. Aiken, Davis, Peters. BACK ROW: Perdue, Stufflebean, Stevenson, Tooley, Graham. TT Coach Max Marquardt's 1958-'59 cagers finished their season with the best record in five years. ln only two years, Coach Max, as the boys call him, has built a winning team. After a 6-21, won- loss record in '57-'58, the Panthers came up with a 17-12 won-loss record this year. The Panthers entered three tournaments. The first was the Central State Tournament in which the Panthers defeated the highly regarded John Marshall Bears 44-39 in the first round. In the second game, 5th ranked Midwest City tripped up the Panthers 39-35. The second was the County Tournament. ln the first game, Elmore City was the victim,as the Panthers won 51-35. Stratford Herman Stevenson,6'4 juniorcenter and Lewis Davis, 5'9 senior guard racked up All-Conference honors this year. Stevenson was also named top center in the State Tourna- ment. 4 , Q, ,3 .sex f, caught the Panthers on an off night and won 36- 34. Thethird and most importantwas the Regional Tournament. The Panthers won the trophy by defeating Ardmore 57-48, Durant 52-42, and Ada 50-45. By winning the tournament the Panthers were awarded a berth in the Class A State play- offs with seven other teams. They met the number one ranked team in the state, Tulsa Webster,and were defeated 56-44, bringing to a close a very fine season. The Panthersfinished 2nd in the con- ference as predicted with a 5-3 record. The B team also had a fine season,winning the first nine games and ending with a 13-5 record. Tri-Captains Floyd Aiken, Melton Graham, and Ronnie Tooley smile as they admire the Regional Trophy the Panthers won this year. W 2 FQ f Wi Ian H 3 ' is jp s x an g. n,, eff A Q., M 1 sw vs f - M Btn. A -ana . I Y , 'N . Y T 5' 3 ri' '3' XY X 4 1 U., N W fm f KJ Q' gs' Coach Max Marquardt L...-f Panthers Panthers Panthers Panthers Panthers Herman Stevenson, 6'4 P3llIh9lS junior center Ronnie Tooley, 6' senior forward L if-. Panthers Panthers Panthers Panthers Panthers Panthers Panthers Panthers Panthers Panthers Panthers Panthers Panthers Panthers Panthers Panthers Panthers Panthers Panthers Regional coreboarrl Madill . . . Ardmore . . Sulphur . . . Wynnewood Purcell . . . Lindsay . . Wewoka . . . Holdenville Midwest City Putnam City Purcell . . . Edmond . . . Elmore City Stratford . . . Del City . . John Marshall Midwest City Lindsay . . . Midwest City Wynnewood . Edmond . . . Putnam City Del City . . . Sulphur . . . Madill .... Champions ........ . . March 5,6,7. i, 1 F' Coach Larry Smith Lewis Davis, 5'9 senior guard Melton Graham, 5'10 senior guard John Winingham, 6'1 Mickey Stufflebean, 6' Calvin Prince, 6'1 S. J. Peters, 5'9 junior forward junior fonward senior forward senior guard llL W like-X Q W if Q M ee -'Q' lf., , W ., h Pitchers Floyd Aiken and Jim Craig are seniors. Aiken is recognized as one of the best pitchers in the Mid- land Conference and Craig is the best center fielder. BA EBALL The Pauls Valley baseball team was rained out of its first game, with Del City, but started the season with an 8-3 win over Midwest City. Coaches Larry Smith and W. H. Wilson said the prospects for a successful season looked good with six returning lettermen: Aiken, Craig, Peters, Strick- land, Walker and Crawford. The Panthers were defeated in their second game by Edmond. In the third game the Panthers were defeated by Putnam City. They will competein eight games this season and two tournaments. They finished in third place in the conference last year and were beaten in the regional finals by the number one rated team, Nor- man. in this group. Hurdles and field men: Grimmett, Distance and field men: Kizer, Jackson, Pratt, Ladd, and Logan. Evans, Crouch, and Blake. Peters, left field, Perdue, third base, Blalock, first base, Strickland, catcher. Peters is the only senior 9,44 rl Walker, second base, Stufflebean, third base, Crawford, shortstop. Burks, not shown, is the catcher and is a four-year letterman. TRACK The Pauls Valley thinciads got off to a slow start at the first of the season. The thinclads made only five points in the Tishomingo track meet, but sought revenge in the Durant meet to come in third. Coaches Marquardt and Phipps said the team was progressing rapidly. They are looking for a successful season with five returning lettermen: Graham, Davis, Wilson, Winingham and Fuller. The thinclads have twenty regulars who are seeing active duty in thirteen events. They will compete in nine track meets this year includingthe regional meet. Relay Team: Wylie, Graham, Wining- ham, and Gray. r V27 'fr A 11.41 ...gg , f be LEFT SIDE: Graham, Hart, Butler, Cochran, Peny, Hope, Paulsen, N. Hamilton, P. Woods, Pilgrim, Shumate, Blalock, Longmire, Bergschneider, Livingston, Hammers, Glenn. LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Woods, Barnes, La Londe, M. Cochran, M. Hamilton, Babb, Jones, Love, Morris, Campbell, Johnson, Rhodes, Marney, Meyer, Kastner, Payne, James, Ward, K. Clark, Pybas, Chapman. Duffield, Trahem, P. Williams, Keffer, RIGHT SIDE: J. Williams, B. Lowe, Cleaver, Raybum, Hines, Brookshire, Womack, Aaron, Pease, Spurgin, C. Clark, Garrett, Massey, Thomas. Officers: Secretary L. Gibbons, Vice-President S. Lowe, President D. West. The Pep Club under the lead- ership of officers, Darlene West, Sharron Lowe, and Linda Gibbons, made a good showing at the Foot- ball and Basketball games this year. They attended three out-of- town football games, and three out-of-town basketball games. The girls wore the traditional uniforms, black skirt,white blouse, and red sweater with the Panther emblem on them. The Pep Club sponsored by Mrs. Teresa Roberts, decorated and served at the Annual Football Banquet. They also sponsored the crowning of the Basketball Queen. The Pep Club roll reached 102 and kept its rousing spirit the year through. CHEERLEADERS: Ann Welch, Carol Sacra, Brenda Butts. BACK ROW: Jan Dowd Kaye Ryland, Deanna Richardson. Q ' ' ol, .0 A .. iF j M , JZ. ef A . fr. Q ,a.,g,i .Y '..y... . -. , ' :'. 'L .Q . ..f -.-.si C A .QV ,am . . hut., . g 35.8 , F- if f . - X n 2-1 X uwvgjpf V, 'MJ' 3 J .4 ir- ':.',' wi 6. , . .Q , , V r--A X . .. - mer. 'fn'.'f-evil? 1... ' sw -1 are . 1 sKg,w' f Q -- ig ,an gy., ' 1, 'x.,: ' A 7 r's Q . -3 x A , y Q v 'W Q G S ,Q W i 4' L v. 'lt I V' at W' r 5' Lg' ,gs -s .., 3. 2 2 t ae' W JQRJEJQ H, e.KLv-u- ae W Sl I, ac. It P,,,fWT,. ' 3 J 1 A . if 'F 2 diffs' 5 gi l 'f 3' f V i -:N , ...fa ' - ' - . -V 1 . .. 'T ' -i-', V ea 5 WX ' ' - M - . 1 f Q F L , -f-,?3.'!+. - 1- B .2 ff' f .., - , f-Z:-n-...,. t.i', ' S1'L'Z.' 'X' .,,-' f. I 'gs' . 1. r . . , g.. Q , , Q at ,M . ts .A can 5.,MK,, X ,K s J . f H m wi, F .ng . N P.. :+ve YA 11 - - , .. f ,: 'A 'fn' . L, . - waewwiw fy, s gy, a . 'ji ,-N, ' - W' 5- 93 gy , . .- . af , W V gg, ,' , c K 'M A Mt. L k .Haig 4, .3 ,JA lsr 1, V 1 Q 'Tae- - -Q 4 1. qu, f 4- A , wi 63,5 'h,,i,g1k1.f ,jx a ig.. ':,.-E ,Q .X a ' 'yr-W ew .'-.if .- - . J W 1 . s t -. i +ai7..1-,.'?s'-. ef. . 14- . .. H' .r nrif .vt...A-w-1. ' -. J iw L-55'-.g 'f . A 4 FRONT: Ryland, Hines, Dewberry, Richardson, Aaron, West, Livingston, Johnson, Butler. ACROSS: Garrett, Williams, Massey FRONT: Hamilton, Maples, Reavis, Rhodes, Keefer, Pease, Spurgin, Dowd, Love. FRONT: Blalock, Butts, Pilgrim, Woods, Hart Sacra, Glenn, Thomas. The Drill Team, better known as the Pauls Valley Pepperettes, had a very successful sea- son. Their first appearance was September 11, in Oklahoma City, where they marched in the Okla- homa State Fair Parade. The members were present at all home football games to perform in the pre-game activities. The girls were allowed only 3 unexcused absences or tardies and put in 6 to 7 hours of practice a week. While appearing at the football games the members wore their customary uniforms of black jersey blouses and short, black felt skirts lined in red. To accent their uniforms, white gloves and white boots were worn. The Drill Team was under the direction of Carol Sacra,senior drill leader, who was assisted by June Johnson, junior drill leader. The Pepper- ettes were sponsored by l.lrs. T. Roberts. To be eligible for the Pepperettes a girl must be a sophomore, junior, or senior in high school. The Drill Team was organized by lllrs. T. Roberts and Nancy Reavis in the fall of 1956 and has been a popular attraction at the football games since that time. During the year the Pepperettes were assisted in their routines by the High School Band. DRILL TEAM Carol Sacra, Drill Leader, June Johnson, Junior Drill Leader. l ,- C fgiftcifrfffr-fre REV ,I .. sr.-he , , -Fi 1sHf5l!ii!ftliS-the-SA., W 1 A - easy Q ww, I, - Y -'f' :ga-1' 2 u uamifff., 'ICJ -. sw, sf gg 3 wir 1- ffaffzftw' ffwwi .-eg.'lI'fNr3n 'J SH-REI -!f W u. W WQWDWH '2 i't12lta hfdisH?EQ'f14 -.-12 mars- . M TMITHF . - . 1 it 'vfi A -T. MMM w'S2?'f?U2 5mNESiQif! I-E5 lhxf , 12 'l?1-HW IH? l i , ,- : Ages gf apex MQW w4f'v erighifiw mfg, measly 'TEE' me fe . i ri! M1165 ld .rwf J. I infix L p i4I.'f.4.-..-ao.. --, ,....a ff 9 LEFT SIDE, FIRST ROW: Pilgrim, Langley, Hannah, Seiber. SECOND ROW' Pittman, Jackson, Pierce, Davis, Morris, Coffer. THIRD ROW: Ward, Hammons, Albright, Jordan, Myers, D. Smith, Hall, York, Bentley. FOURTH ROW: Caves, Bull, Jones, Dyson, R. Norris, Dandridge, Taylor, Langston, llfontgomery, Bill HIGH SCHO0L BA li - I .... , . .,,. .. ..-' os11:wMy.l,v.qaiIrnUlfqm9iQ'1Au , tggrtiaii 'fin'--f-4 rf I f,M.. t .4 1505,'5'23k 1KrS'S?'?iiS?i,i.. 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SECOND ROW: Blair, Owens, Blalock, Grimes, McElroy, Brandt, Jacobs. THIRD ROW: Deaton, Slaughter, O'Connell, S. Smith, Bowie, West, Cole. FOURTH ROW: Bob Good, Randall, Sarratt, Holder, M. Smith, J. Evans, D. Evans, Hullet, T. Ward, Doss. Mr. Charles Vann, Director I T-X- -. - . he x74 -1525? QT IQ, X ie? . is S212 .7 The Pauls Valley High School Band in their new red and black uniforms performed during the half- time at all home football games. The Band marched in the Ardmore Rodeo Parade and Band Day at the University of Oklahoma. During the State Fair Parade they were awarded second place in class B marching. They also attended District Contest in Dur- ant. Six soloists and the Brass Sextetwere entered in this contest. The Brass Sextet consisted of H. A. Caves, Jarvis Bull, Jim Slaugh- ter, Jim Cole, Tim Evans, and Bob Good. Four members of this year's Band were selected to play in the All-State Band at Norman. These members were Gary Pilgrim, Ann Seiber,Jim Cole, and Jim Slaughter, Gary Pilgrim and Ann Seiber were , chosen to play in the All-State I Clinic Band at Stillwater. I The Band consisted of59 mem- bers under the direction of Mr. Charges Vann, The Drum Major was nn eiber. ,Concerts were given at various xl high schools during the spring. .. if . ' Carol Langley, Junior. f The Majorettes are Brunetta Hays, Senior, Donna Doss,Junioi1 Michelle Hettick, Junior, Il. .. STUDENT COUNCIL: Stufflebean, Blake, Graham, Pease, Hart, Lowe, Ryland, Duffield, Trahem. SECOND ROW: Perdue, Manning, Jim Kinnebrew,Sheegog, Jack Kinnebrew, Blalock, Rhodes, Dewberry, Dowd. THIRD ROW: Pilgrim, West, SPONSOR MR. NORVEL PENUEL. HIGH CHO0L STUDENT CllllNClL A ll KEY Cl. B The officersfor the 1958-'59 year were: Presi- dent Gary Pilgrim, Vice-President Jack Kinnebrew, and Secretary Blakie Hart. Following an installation of the student members and officers, the council joined the National Association of Student Coun- cils. These representatives planned school spirit week, the talent show, student-faculty and junior- senior girls' basketball games. The Council, working with the School Board of Education, made rules pertaining to High School marriages, a problem which is still under dis- cussion. They were asked to collect funds for the Medical Foundation for Research and did so at a home football game, accumulating almost 330. The Student Council,joining with the Key Club, bought the padded backs forthe annual, helping to make this year's annual a bigger and better one. The student governing group had a very successful year and are the last to pass rules in the old PVHS. The Key Club meetings were held once a week on Wednesday mornings at Field's Tavern in the manager's office. The club made their moneythis year by selling advertisements on the downtown waste cans. They helped Student Council buy the padded backs for the Panther Annual and polished all the trophies in the trophy case. They sold tickets to the Ki- wanis's pancake feed and helped to make it go over big. For recreation the Key Club held several parties. Several representatives were sent to the Dis- trict meeting at Mineral Wells, Texas, which was held for two days in April. At this District Con- vention they elected district officers and a can- didate forthe International Key Club. The officers this year were Presidentlim Craig, Vice-President Bert Humphrey, Secretary-Treasurer Jackie Grim- mett, Senior Director Kenneth Berry, Junior Direc- tor Gary Gibbons, and Sophomore Director Joe Blake. Their sponsor is the local Kiwanis Club. KEY CLUB: Berry, Ladd, Humphrey, Craig, Manning, Jack Kinnebrew, Blake. SECOND ROW: Hammonds, Stufflebean, Jim Kinne- brew, C. Jones, Wylie, Garland, B. Jones, Gibbons. X .. l f H HIGH CHO0L FUT RE HOMEMAKER 0F AMERICA The 47 members were very active this year. The officers attended the sub-district meeting at Elmore City where Barbara Butler was elected Vice-President. The main project was the annual magazine sale. The girls worked hard and made a nice showing. Those who sold S10 worth of magazines made the trip to Oklahoma City for the rally. All that sold S30 will go to Lake Murray this summer for camp and those selling S50 worth went to the Sooner Scandals. Another big project was the Youth Wants to Know series in which the FHA gave the first program on appropri- ate dress. The Parent-Daughter Night was held at Lee School with Mrs. Christine Legate, Juvenile Delinquent Judge at Ardmore, as the guest speaker. The FHA King was crowned as a closing climax to the school term of the FHA Chapter. 1 X Posing for the appropriate dress assembly are FHA'ers June Johnson, Anita Thomas, and Sharron Lowe, with Mrs. Pat Kelly, moderator for the panel. Floyd Hunter, left, and Louis Davis, right, modeled in the assembly and Dick Wylie, center, was a panel member. 'X. 7 FHA: Second VicePresident Cochran, First Vice-President Williams, President S. Lowe, Secretary Richardson, Historian Garrett. SECOND ROW: Parliamentarian Bergschneider, Treasurer Hagan, Musician B. Lowe, Song Leader Butler, Sponsor Mrs. White, Reporter Welch, Hostess Graham, replaced by Brenda Love, second semester. Judy Hines, Joan Coffman, Phyllis Kastner and Peggy Gunter enjoyed the pledge party in their oriental costumes and won the prizes for being the best dressed. Getting ready for the annual magazine sale, which went over big this year, are tour of the class chairmen:Joan Hays, Ruby Hagan, Sondra Brown and Brenda Love. The Senior Girls' Trio was chosen to go to All-State-Chorus at Norman and to the District and State Contests. The Trio sang at the annual football banquet, annual Christmas program, Junior-Senior banquet, Kiwanis, and for many other civic programs. Darlene West, Sharron Lowe, and Linda Gibbons have been singing together for four years. The Senior Boys' Quartet consisting of Bert Humphrey, Ronald Reeves, Jim Craig, and Larry Baughman sang at the Junior-Senior banquet, annual Christmas banquet and other programs. They went to both District and State Contests. Also, these boys were dtosen to go to All-State-Chorus. ll SIC DEPARTME 'l' The Glee Club and Mixed Chorus under the leadership of Mrs. Bethel Collins, participated in several activities this year. Fifty-four high school students attended the Thanksgiving Festival at Stillwater. The Chorus presented the annual Christmas program, Christmas of Long Ago and Today. Also they sang at several of the chapel assemblies. Three groups and several individuals attended All-State-Chorus at Norman, January 22-24. Includ- ed were Senior Girls' Trio, Junior Girls' Quartet, Senior Boys' Quartet, and individuals: Phyllis Kastner, Anita Campbell, Jarvis Bull, and Jim Mc- Clain. Both high school groups attended the District Contest in March and several were chosen to go to State Contest at Norman. To finance these trips the junior and senior high groups sold cards. The first prize, a radio, went to Linda Reece, and Linda Herell received one because she was only a few cents behind Reece's sales. The Junior High Glee Club members also have had a very active year although they weren't eligibleto go to the Festival and All-State-Chorus. They participated in the District and State Contest and the annual Christmas program. The Junior High Trio consisting of Julia Meyer, Norma Arthurs, and Priscilla Sloan sang for several civic programs. MIXED CHORUS-FIRST ROW: Campbell,Hobgood,Welch, Marney, Kastner, Gibbons, Ryland. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Collins, director Burks, Colson, West, Butler, Love, Lowe, Herrin, Humphrey. THIRD ROW: Pannell, lvey, Baughman, Pilgrim, Bull, Craig, McClain Tooley, Keefer, Kinnebrew, Reeves. HIGH SCHOOL GLEE CLUB-FIRST ROW: Mitchell, Clark, Womack, Longmire, Jordan, Paulsen, lvicrvaoo, York, Campbell. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Collins, Cofter, James, Hope, Butts, B. Lowe, Aaron, Perry, Blalock, Shumate. THIRD ROW: Barnes, Pierce, Woods, Livingston, Rhodes, Meyer, Hamilton, Jones, Allsup, Hammers, Pybas. , greg: The Junior Girls' Quartet consisting of Welch, Love, Butler, Longmire, Butts, Blalock, Livingston, Rhodes, and Hammers Jones, alternate, and Marney, went to District Contest and made up the Sophomore Sextet. They sang at several civic were chosen to go to All-State-Chorus at Nomian. Df0gf8mS and Went to UIStfICt Contest JUNIOR HIGH GLEE CLUB-FIRST ROW: Brooks, McKee, Beck, Reece, Davis, Brummett, Willeford, Aiken, Herell, and Tompkins. SECOND ROW: James, Sloan, Gibson, Wright, Rozell, Mills, Arthurs, Crenshaw, and Williams. THIRD ROW: Bradley, Capper, Hobgood, Faulkner, Holt, Looney, Nonvood, Norman, and Wolfe. FOURTH ROW: Little, Mitchell, Demory, Meyer, Williams, Corbett, and Price. ive? FIRST ROW: Fuller, Griffin, McCarty, Sanders, Pickett, Branum, Mr. Cannon, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Lindsay, Pickett Oenson, Warren, Fuller, Wade, Wilkerson, Wilkins, Campbell. THIRD ROW: lssac, Rickey, Gates, Hamn, McCurley, Crouse, Franks, Logan, Brown, Richardson. 'fi C510 5 F TURE FARMER RR AMERICA n F3 FIRST Rowg E. Reeves, W. Bonner, Rhodes, McKee, B. Reeves, Manus, Blevins. SECOND ROWt' Millsap, Thompson, Prince Tate, Johnson, D. Bonner, Reed, Brookshire. THIRD ROW: Claxton, Gordon, Mars, Eaves, Holt, Whitefield, Brooks. 52- JUNIOR HIGH FUTURE HUMEMAIIER UE AMERICA Getting ready to go to Oklahoma City for Working on the magazine sale are President Other officers are Pat Stufflebean, FHA Rally are Peggy Smith, Billie Walker, Carolyn Jannan, First Vice-President JHCRIB WHIIGCG. Ann HHTCITBF, Neva Butler, and Carolyn Little. Anita Brim, and Secretary Carolyn Tirey. LaMoine Lewis, Susan Richardson, Donna Reece, and Kathy Ryland. The Junior High FHA consisting of 48 girls started their school year with a Pledge Party and a Faculty Coffee during Pledge Week. This year the Chapter wrote their constitution as a main proiect. Ascavenger hunt added to the interest of one of their night meetings in November and during December the girls went Christmas caroling. Another highlight was the Magazine Sale and the Rally. During February they had a Bake Sale and a Valentine Party. A Come As You Are Breakfast in the spring closed the chapter's school year. Their sponsor was Miss Mona Tinsley, the Junior High Homemaking Teacher. .IUNIUR HIGH STUDENT CHUNCIL The Junior High Student Council consisting of 15 members had as their officers President John Sacra, Secretary-Treasurer Susan Richardson and Reporter Donna Reece. They co-sponsored School Spirit Week with High School Student Council. Each of the members taught a class on Student Teachers' Day during this week. They took up a collection for the County Arthritis Drive under Mrs. Warren Gibson. During September they ushered at the Parent Visitors' night and helped the parents to follow their class room schedule. FIRST ROW: Sheegog, Dowd, Burger, S. Blake, Reece, Richardson, Sacra, Clark. SECOND ROW: Courtney, King, Hart, Ewert, Rhodes, Blalock, J. Blake, and Mr. Greenlee, sponsor. l The Junior High Football Team won five and lost two of their games. FIRST ROW: Buckner, Cox, Krueger, Pratt, Holder, Perrin, L. Beck. Fetgatter, Williams, M. Wilson. SECOND ROW: Bickford, Randol, McElroy, Sterling, J. Wilson, Brim, Ketchum, Dave Agee, Dick Agee, McKee. THIRD ROW: Herje, Murray, Wylie, Sacra, Bames, Hammers, Smith, B. Beck, Plunkett. FOURTH ROW: Coach Max Marquardt, Fields, Edwards, Mayo, Hart, Brooks, Prince, Fuller, Thompson, Blalock, Harrell, Coach Winingham. .lUNl0ll HIGH P0llT By the end of January the Junior High Panthers had won 11 and lost 3of their games. They played a total of 16 games this season. FRONT ROW: Coach H. D. Phipps, Brewer. SECOND ROW: Murray, Edwards, Blalock, Ringer, Brooks, Prince, Fuller, Thompson, Smith, Sacra, Beck. r we gamma lef.c,1wwsmw1 M. : :f ct W: X 'ri .. -emma. J was 1'-ffmmmqmwfxumm all 2 inzermi .elm ll 351 V v AQ 25 lf:?Y: . . .-: . 921 N n CW 'nf 4 , Attendant La Molne Lewis Attendant Jar Hart Football Queen Neva Butler X Attendant Donna Reece I Attendant Susan Richardson -55- Basketball Queen Ann Hatcher 1-5 -1 of .D Attendant Donna Reece US- Attendant Pat Stufflebean ,K 41 Attendant Jeanne Alexander Y'-7 Attendant Shirley Rhodes Mrs. Ruth Hardy Sponsor Y if . in ii. 'f t ,. J fv , '.'f. ,. A Q 17 -eff. , J r 4 AW La Moine Lewis Secretary s ' U v Q Anita Brim I Vice-President 'kg FRONT TO BACK: Dowd, Brim, Rhodes, Sheegog, Brumley, Wallace, Colbert, Menefee, Herrell, A Smith, Price, Davis, North, Perkins, Osbome, Wolf, Demory, Heath. SECOND LEFT: McCorkIe, Hogue, Bridges, Ward, Reece, Mayo, Holliday, Ryland, Nichols, Dodge, Sloan, Wright, Norman, P if -A Pyeatt, Chaufty, Hayhurst, Tirey, Brinley, Walker, Holt, Faulkner, Little, James, C. Bean, Landers i . SECOND RIGHT: Burger, Love,Tompkins, Berry, Brooks, Force, Graham, Deckert, Bowie, M. Bean, . Smith, Arthurs, Rozell, Williams, Meyers. FIRST RIGHT: Hart, Ferguson, Robbins, Hatcher, Davis, - J 4 ,fi fu Ward, LooneY. Jarman, Hodges, Ewert, Patterson. JU lilll HIGH PEP CLUB Donna Reece, Freshman, Pat Stulflebean, 8th, Shirley Rhodes, 7th, Jeanne Alexander, 7th, Jan Hart, 8th, Neva Butler, Freshman. in L . XX '54 ,fa Susan Richardson President Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Ruth Hardy and direction of officers Susan Richardson, Anita Brim, and La Moine Lewis the Junior High Pep Club, consisting of 80 members, attended football games at Lindsay, Sulphur, Purcell, and basketball galmes at Sulphur, Purcell and Mays- vi le. On November 13, the club hon- ored the football team with a ban- quet at Lee School cafeteria. Also projects were completed for the crowning of the Junior High Football and Basketball Queens. The members wore their cus- tomary red and black uniforms with red felt emblems shaped in the form of a megaphone on their sweaters. The officers appeared in white sweaters and black skirts. I FIRST ROW: Brewer, WIIICTISII, Johnson, Stevens, Dodge, Coffey, Chapman, Gray, Baker. MIDDLE ROW: Courtney, Spence, Meyer Phillips, Smith, Jones, Brim, Sheegog, Coleman, Tate, Clark. BACK ROW: Wilson, L. Patchell, Grimm, Traugott, winingham Montgomery, Denson, Goodson, Mercer, Ellett, Collard, English, Brooks, Loftis, Lawson, Fincher, Dyson, Wilkerson, Hammer Dixon, Wilson, Milner. STANDING: Director Vann, La Londe, E. Patchell, Ward, Landers, Menefee, Perkins, Evans. Not pictured is Robert Hackney. JUNl0R HIGH BA ll This is the first year for the junior high to have a uniformed marching band. In the field of activ- ities, the band made one out-of-town trip to Davis during football season and played at the three home games. The band attended a festival at Pur- cell, March 6. There was an all-district band con- test at Wynnewood for Solos, Bass, and Quartets. During the year they organized a Junior High Blasters group to play at home and out-of-town football and basketball games. Included were Jacobs, Owen, Clark, Blalock, Patchell, Evans, Spence, Menefee, Dandridge, Courtney, Langston, Good, Holder, Bowie, Hammond, Albright, Holliday, Landers, Johnson, and McElroy. ..5R- Gary Tate is Drum Major of the Junior High Band. The Majorettes are Pamela Dodge, Karen Sheegog, Sue Stevens, Sherry Coffey and Linda Perkins. This is the first year that the Junior High Band has had uniforms and been active in trips. gg . Tony Aguilar and Jimmie Wilmot are get- ting out the Christmas Edition of the Valley Hi Times. Busy at the mimeoscope are Floyd Aiken, Ronnie Tooley, and Tony Aguilar. These boys did art work for the VH T. K4 in.. SEATED: Coffey, Kinslow, Owens, Chrisco, Herrin, Hollinger, Colson, Purser, Tooley. STANDING: James, Aguilar, Jones, Wilmot, DeHart, Lohmann, Prince, Aiken, Brewer, and Mrs. Birdwell, Advisor. EWSPAPER TAFF VALLEY HI TIME The Valley Hi Times Staff of the Journalism Department, with an enrollment of 20, had a very successful year. We put out 18 editions of the paper with four special editions, said Mrs. Birdwell, Advisor. ln charge of production for the entire year was Tony Aguilar. The job of editor changes every week so that all the members can have an opportunity to be editor. The class toured the Pauls Valley Daily Democrat office at the beginning of the year. This was the first year two classes of journal- ism have been offered, one edited the annual, the other the Valley Hi Times. Betty Owens and Wilma Coffey are hard at work stapling pages of the paper for distribution. Junior Colson, a reporter for the paper, is typing up a story for his layout. Cutting stencils kept Junior busy. .. . . ,H in 'x S.. Kay Chapman and Joan Duffield are Sharron Lowe works industriously on Larry Baughman is trying to pull his hair writing up the high lights for the senior the outlines for the Junior High FHA out because he doesn't think he'll meet the History. page, Kenneth Steed, Vernon Prince, and Larry Ablett work on their layouts. deadline. PA THER TAFF The Journalism Class compiled a 60 page annual for 1959. Padded backs were used for the second time. The padded backs were financed by the High School Student Council and Key Club. The Journalism assembly was entitled Oriental Gardens. The setting consisted of Japenese lanterns, a Ming tree, an oriental bird cage, a waterfall, a pagoda and wind chimes. As each attendant was escorted up the aisle of the auditorium a song was sung in her honor. The contestants and their escorts were Ellen Hayhurst and Eddie Brandt, 7, Pat Stufflebean and Vic Wylie, 8, Susan Richardson and John Blake, 9, Pam Glenn and Max Myers, 10, Blakie Hart and Dick Wylie, 11, and Linda Gibbons and Junior Colson, 12. The only person on the stage who knew the identity of the queen, was the queen's escort. The crown was passed along to all the escorts to keep the girls in suspense. Finally, Dick Wylie took the pagoda-shaped crown and placed it upon Queen Blakie Hart's head, thus crowning the 1959 Panther Queen. FRONT ROW: Pope, Baughman, Sacra, Berry, Jones, editor. SECOND ROW: Davis, Gibbons, Chapman, Duffield, Lowe, James, Arthurs. STANDING: Peters, Steed, Ablett, Brookshire, McClain, Humphrey, Springer, Baker. NNN 3 -60- .gf .- 111- 'Q Q, I L mf M - . , U .1- -. i- - L ,la , - Hr . F HA J' lj. ' N N 'N W mx . I ,w h .Lf .. J : ' f . '- F. - , 1'- aw- 1, - ' fm- tm I f I.. 'I ' 1 l-I ,-J, -I T gr r -wg' . ' , - . ' - 4' 4, u ' X . f . ' 'l '. . 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