Sapulpa High School - Sapulphan Yearbook (Sapulpa, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1937 volume:

uriGJbzQji iJusuzAeA. FOREWORD Friends depart, and memory takes them to her caverns, pure and deep. When, in the distant and glittering future, we look back upon the time worn pages of the 1937 Sapulpan, it is our sincere wish that here might be preserved those hallowed memories, gilded in hope and aspiration, whose fond recollection leads us on to still higher and far greater achievement. May it bring back to us a life of which may be said: Thou comest as the memory of a dream. Which now is sad because it hath been sweet. CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ATHLETICS ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES HUMOR DEDICATION Think you because that beautiful matronly brow is silvered with the dews of Time, that the heart also has grown old? Nay, apathy can never lessen a mother's love! Though her grey hairs fall over a brow all wrinkled, and a cheek all furrowed, there is a heart still beating with a pure and holy affection; a mother's love! Who can sound its unfathomable depths? Time has failed to do so, and eternity will bear witness to its sanctity. Young man — love your aged mother. Her face is care worn, but her heart is ever warm. Years of trial and sickness perhaps, have stolen the freshness of her life; but like the matured rose, the perfume of her love is richer than when in its first bloom. Young woman — love the tree of your existence! Sweetness is yours —lavish it upon the aged form of your devoted mother. Affection is a lasting debt—one that can never be overpaid. Pour nectar into her fainting heart; strew her path with your most grateful smiles; and smooth the downy pillow upon which rests her palsied frame. Her dying lips will breathe a prayer for your hcppiness; the world will admire and cherish your devotion; and heaven will bless you, flowers of joy will blossom in your path; friendship will ripen your harvest; and love will crown your existence! To our mothers, our best friends and benefactors, and the ideals which they hold for us, we, the class of thirty-seven dedicate this edition of the Sapulpan. J U OF ALL THE THINGS GOD EVER MADE I THINK THESE ARE THE BEST; DEAR ARMS IN WHICH WE FIRST WERE LAID, THAT HELD US FIRST IN REST; DEAR FEET THAT TIRE NOT DAY OR NIGHT, WHILE WALK ING DUTY'S WAY; DEAR EYES WITH DAUNTLESS LOVE ALIGHT FOR US THROUGH EVERY DAY; DEAR LIPS THAT ARE SO QUICK TO DROOP WHEN WE ARE HURT AND SAD AND JUST AS QUICK WITH SMILES TO TROOP WHENEVER WE ARE GLAD; DEAR HEARTS AND SOULS WHICH GAVE US BIRIH OUR MOTHERS, GOD'S BEST GIFT TO EARTH. —ETHEL LEE CROSSMAN 2-A MAIN HALL ADMINISTRATION KOAIKD OF EDUCATION C. A. Oakes, President A. M. Bray, Pice President O. R. Rule, Clerk Harold F. Dodd. Member C. D. Daniel, Member H. K. GlUNT, Member 13 E. O. Shaw Superintendent of Schools Let your main objective in life be, to make and keep friends. I often wonder what one would do if he did not have a few friends in reserve for the dark and gloomy hours. To make a friend you must first of all believe in him, recognize his failings and tie to his good traits though his bad traits greatly outnumber his good ones. Cultivate the arts of honesty, fairness, sympathy, reverence, and cheerfulness. To gain a friend is to discover happiness—to keep a friend is to be prepared for heaven. To possess a kindly smile, a cheerful outlook on life, an undying faith in the good intentions of others—though one's heart may be bathed in sorrow and freighted with disappointment—is proof to the world that one is a friend to man. If you would be happy and loved, make friends and keep them. 14 —E. O. SHAW 15 Carl A. Raxsbarger Principal of I Halt School One of the things which brings satisfaction and pride to the individual is the successful accomplishment of an ossigned task. The senior class and their sponsors may justly feel a sense of pride in the successful completion of the 1937 Sapulpan. I congratulate them and express my thanks for this contribution to the student life of Sapulpa High School. High school life is rich in human experiences and friendly associations. The Sapulpan serves as a record of the important aspects of student life and reflects the numerous activities in which our students are engaged. It is my earnest hope and wish that every student may get increasing satisfaction and joy in turning the pages of this volume as the years come and go. —CARLA. RANSBARGER Mr. Stewart Lamb B. A. Northeastern State Teachers College. Band and Orchestra Mr. Gordon C. Davis B. A. Tulsa University Graphic Arts Senior Class Director Mr. John W. Brand B. S. University of Oklahoma History and Stage Craft Mrs. Ruth Casteel B. S. Oklahoma A. and M. College Home Economics and Art Miss Grace Stuart B. S. Northeastern State Teachers College. Commercial Miss Ruth’ Crawford B. A. University of Oklahoma History Mrs. Mary M. Jones B. A. University of Oklahoma Latin 16 Mrs. Lola Helena B. A. University of Oklahoma Mathematics Mr. W. L. Dougherty B. S. University of Oklahoma Physical Science Miss Eunice Lewis B. A. University of Mathematics Mrs. Glen wood Miller A. B. University of Kentucky English - Mrs. Erma Morris Oklahoma A. and M. College Registrar Mrs. Lois Bias Southeastern State Teachers College Mathematics Mr. Eugene Savaiano Kansas State Teachers College B. S. in Ed. M. S. in Ed. Spanish, French, Music Miss Helen Pangburn B. A. Northwestern State Teachers College. Music 18 Mr. John Wolford B. S. Oklahoma A. and M. College Natural Science Mrs. Hugh H. Haston B. S. Oklahoma A. and M. College Home Making Mrss Christia Allender M. S. University of Oklahoma Science Mrs. H. C. Bombarger B. A. University of Oklahoma Engfish Dean of Girls Senior Sponsor Miss Martha Bun M. A. University of Oklahoma History Mrs. Opal Hellewell B. A. University of Oklahoma Librarian Miss Ethel Kelly B. S. Columbia University Home Economics Mr. H. B. Kxiseley M. A. University of Oklahoma Dean of Junior College English and Athletics IQ Mr. J. B. Moore M. Ed. University of Oklahoma Vice Principal History Mr. Don Morris B. S. Central State Teachers College Natural Science and Athletics Miss Anna C. Rearick A. B. University of Kansas English Senior Sponsor Miss Elizabeth Reynolds A. B. Oklahoma College for Women English Mr. C. J. Smith M. A. University of Nebraska Mathematics Mr. E. L. Southard M. S. Oklahoma A. and M. College Industrial Arts Mr. Ray M. Vincent M. A. University of Kansas Social Scien •ICIIOV Mr. Wallace Corbin M. S. University of Oklahoma Science 20 ■ SAPULPA HIGH SCHOOL CAFETERIA Mrs. Lee Ford Mrs. Charles Wright BUILDING CUSTODIANS Mr. H. A. Clark Mr. R. L. Buckley It is my joy in life to find At every turning of the road, The loving arm of a Mother kind To help me onward with my load. And since I have no gold to give. And love alone must make amends, My only prayer is, while I live, God make me worthy of my Mother friend. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Ei.nora Mayfield, President Thayles Cornwell, Pice President Evelyn Harris, Secretary Doris Mabry, Treasurer 25 Marie Berry “At Lean I Can Cook” Bpone ') % f “Cute” Quill and Scroll Glee Club Girl Reserve J er Boy Scout Latina Societal Spanish Club Scalpers Louise Bowles “That School Girl Complexion Latina Societal Monte Economics Pepooses Girl Reserves Jack Bird Me and My Shadow' f 7 Edna Baker The Candle Stick Maker” Home Economic Pepooses Girl Reserves Burnidine Carroll The fchoojyArtist ! Pepooses Dramatic Dallas Coley I Take Princesses for ? Dramatic Glee Club Coward Crow Tall, Dark and (iood Basketball Player Basketball Football Hi-Y Student Council Track Scalpers Lois Carley j Major Dummy ' J Glee Club4' ' - Sextet Pepooses U Band Art CJdh Girl Reserves Octee Cora Jane Clark ”1' Ju t Tlfti Way Pepooses ‘ ' J rv. - ,, v. Roy C. (3odb K V ie Doesn’t Scarje' Stage C aft Hi j Robert jCheek y I m an Old Stage-1-land” J 7 h J Hyi Grow O' (J J “Wh tht flat Not«n V Halid e r' Qirl v O hestraT - mJ)cI Baton Club Spanish Club - Assembly .Committee Leo Craun Prefers a Dodge’ Hi-Y Student Council y7L l } ’ Math Club Glee Club Rex Wilson ‘ I’m a Lumber Man Now” Bernice Casey When Irish Eyes are Smiling Home Economics Spanish Club Pepcoses Carl Darnell Taxi? Jackie Dunlap 1 Rlynard Dingman v Foot-lccse and Fancy Free’ Mary I)e W I Home Leo ' gi Stanton DeShazo I've Get to Deliver Papers Kenneth Duckert Really Kicks the Ball Around Football Spanish Club UCKWORTH Out-of Town Boys Glee Club Laura Evans Another Noise-maker Pepooses Track Glee Club Dale Eden A Man of Few Words Glee Club Martin Fitzgerald Eighth Wonder of the World Football Latin Club Hi-Y Kenneth Fuller “Where She (Joes I Will Follow” Football T rack Wrestling John W. Elliott ‘Tvc Found a New Baby’ Basketball Band Eileen Franklin Jack Glasby Not Graduating Beulah Goodwin “What! Another Flat Tire?” V’vfU Debate Club Pepooses Dramatics Home Economics Kna V J' “Little Brother Dramatics Spanish C Charles Gleaso “All He Can Do is awing Golf Spanish Club j Is SvGngl Golf Cluk [y Math CB b Hi- Y Freddie Hopkins “To Be or Not To Be Glee Club Archery Club Hi Y Ed Ellinchausen Not Tight, Just Conservative Hi-Y Glee Club National Honor Society Dramatics Latina Societar Student Council Sapulpan Staff Spanish Club Baton Club Band une Harwell “Forward March—One. Two” me Economics e Club on Club Band Girl Reserves Orchestra Norma Hicks Plays a Clarinet—We Hear” Band Debate Club Orchestra Baton Club Home Economics Spanish Club Girl Reserves______._______________ Elaine Witte “I Know a Boy From Bristow Debate Club Girl Reserves Spanish Club Math Club National Honor Society Band Orchestra Home Economics John Haynes Not Bashful Just Don’t Want to Say Anything Latina Societas Hi-Y oocicias A _ 5- aUJCL,,Mc Charles Atlas 0 rl Spanish' ClubC Mary Hogue “Anybody Know a ( ood Joke?” Home Economics Pepooscs Art Club Girl Reserves Carl Abbott Herrmann “Down With This and That” Hi Y T rack Spanish Club Glee Club Myrtle Hays “I Have to do this Office Work First” Home Economics Latina Societas uth Ella Irelan “I Bet I Flunked that Test' National Honor Society Quill and Scroll (iirl Reserves Spanish Club Debate Club Latina Societas Pepooses Orchestra Dramatics Baton Club Math Club Jean Inscho “Here is VXnotbflrfSulletin' Art Cl II Lorene atina Societas Student Council sLati A )-Stud t K L k®ene Johnston ?v 5 i RrT ,o Havt Homc ! me C? £ i tiuk arry Jones “Another Straight E Student’ Math Club Hi Y Economics Glee Club qjbejlt Lee Jones ’That Red-headed Music Maker” Club Football Sapulpan Staff : Glee Club 4 You’ve Got to be- a Football Hero Wrestling Football Student Council Hi Y Barbara Katz Walking is Good Exercise, it Y’ou Have a Car %A Spanish Club Glee Cl Footbaf Drama) Floyd Laney i “Who Wants to be Serious? v Hi Y Debate Club Printing Club Dramatics Eldon Lawson This Way Spanish Club Track p Footbi Imogene Lew, Five Foot T Art Club Math Club Debate Club tom ics iocietas Raymond Lewellan J Oh for a Telegram Boy' Glenn A. Young Little But M hty Hi-Y % . Club Latina ocietas jQstiimal Alonor Society ym J r Math Club t vebate C m Student Coutij AssemhJjTConiniittdr Dra nmcs Spanish Club Glee Club Home Economics $• Masters The Life of a Manikin’ Basketball Golf Hi-Y Football Student Council Glee Club John Mauldin All I Need is an Inspiration’ Debate j r - to l u Ud 7 rU- . 'I ■ • (L . tu. Mary Helen Merkle “Keeler Hound'' Baton Club Latin Club Orchestra Hand Girl Reserves Sapulpan Staff Elnora Mayfield “She'll He a Typist Someday Sapulpan Staff Assembly Committee Pepooses Girl Reserves Math Club LatinA Societas Spanish Clu! Nome Economics Allan Martin “Dizzy Dean the Second Wrestling Ayako Maruyama “Short and Sweet” National Honor Society Spanish Club (iirl Reserves Home Economics (jW1 Sybil Parrish “Me and the Moon Latina Socictas C irL Junior Pritchard “Is This the Way Southard?’ Helen Rose “Contented’ Mitchell Robertson “Oh for Another Thanksgiving Nite Hi-Y Glee Club Orchestra Grace Rice “Every Cloud Has a Silver Lining” . Pepooses Home Economics Burley Roach “Just an Old Fashioned Girl Home Economics Barbara Selby “My Alabama Boy Friend” Pepooses Girl Reserves Don Rebholtz Not Graduating Mary Jane Strader lVy “Beauty Isn’t Everything” Glee Cl DrainatfW . Pepooses Home Economics Florence Sweeney “Why the Clarabell?’ Girl Reserves Glee Club Student Council Tennis Dramatics “Ladies Man Sapulpan Staff Pepooses Billy Svdwell I’ntil the Real Thing Come Along lli Y Boy's Quartette (� lee Club Track M art Singleton Atkatisas Traveler Wrestling Dramatics Football a Tc Raeburn Smith jf. Not Gradu. tifig 1 • j 'v 1 'Mary Elizabeth Smith (live Me a Heart to Sing to s ' Latina Societa Quill and Scroll (iirl Reserves Orchestra Dramatics Glee Club Baton Club Joyce San differ Join the Navy and See the World Pepooses Glee Club Ruth Snyder When I Grow Up Edna Stanley Mr. and Mr , is the Name David Todd Who! Me. Coach? National Honor Society Sapulpan Staff Scalpers Hi-Y Boys Quartette Grace Eileen Siling Let’s Go to Claremnre Girl Reserves Pepoo:-es Home Economics Glee Club Dramatics Violet Shelton Just a Little Angel Pepooses Home Economics Art Club Mary K. Snider Do You Want to Read My Poem? Pepooses Glee Club (iirl Reserves Home Economics Winston Doesn’t Pay to Skip Printing Club 'V- t e s Cari Thomas •Til Sec You at Noon Wrestling M ary Louise Tankersley I’m Getting Sentimental Glee Club Spanish Club Home Economics Sapulpnn Staff Raymond Tullius Guess I’ll go Down to Southards Wrestling Bi$ty Jane Voight, | Say it With f| V' Quill and fkroll fj jy Girl Reserjv s fU James Warfield j I Rahy, ’Fake a Row Af p4 Rand Sapulpnn Staff Stage Cra Glee Club Bonnie Williamson Just So I Get to Dance Girl Reserves Student Council Latin Club Pepooses Sapulpan Staff Ethelyn Waite Let’s Drag It Pepooses Latin Club Girl Reserves Ben Wright Relax a Little Mildred Wall In My Solitude” I’m That Red-beaded Roy’s SisterW Thelma Wilson IA R A R ET WINTERS Worry, Worry, Worry Glee Club Home Economics Wilma West Not Graduating yf' x Graduating Seniors not in this group. Wilma Jeanne Arnett Leo Rheuark Stanley Sutton Charles Mathis ROCK CREEK 39 SCHOOL CALENDAR ♦ 19 6-17 September 7—Swing time, er, School time again. September 9—Students in their places with frustrated faces. September 16—Senior class officers elected at the first senior meeting with David H armony as President. September 18—First Assembly, the student body is taught “How to Study,” and Coach Allen is introduced. First Football game here with Broken Arrow. Chieftains 0, Broken Arrow 0. September 24—Glenn Young singled out as chief of Student Council. September 25—Football game here with Tahle-quah. Tie 0-0. September 30—Members of Yearbook Staff notified. October 2—Second Assembly, Ivan Singleton of Tulsa speaks on the subject “I am Third.” Football game there with Muskogee. October 9—Football game with Sand Spring, here. October 14—“Columbus Day” assembly with Freshmen in charge. October 16—Football here with Wagoner. Chieftains 7, Wagoner 0. Rosanna Courtney crowned Band Queen between halves. October 23—Football game here with Henryetta. October 30—Junior High in charge of Hallowe’en pageant. Football game here with Tulsa Central, Chieftains 0, Tulsa Central 27. November 10—Unexpected Holiday because of paralysis scare. November 11—Armistice game there with Bristow, Sapulpa 0, Bristow 24. November 20—Game here with Bartlesville. November 25—Thanksgiving assembly, theme, “Evangeline.” Two day vacation. November 26—Last football game, Okmulgee Conference there. December 1—High School Jubilesta sponsored by Auditorium Board. December 2—Hi-Y Father and Son Banquet. December 4—Band Concert. December 8—Senior Yearbook Play, “Henry Tells the Truth.” Bobbie Pitts and Jack Lawrence elected School Sweethearts. Basketball season opens with victory at Mannford. December 11—Annual Football Banquet. December 12—Senior Sales Day, proceeds go to Yearbook fund. December 18—Game there with Bristow. Christmas assembly presented by Public Speaking class. Two weeks Christmas vacation. January 4—Classes resumed. January 8—Game here with Clinton High. January 12—Game here with Muskogee. January 13—Assembly by talented members of Sapulpa Junior College. January 14— Hi-Y Best Girl Banquet. January 15—High School P. T. Frolic. January 19—Game here with Bartlesville. January 20—A bit of the Oriental is presented by the Public Speaking class in the form of a Chinese play. January 26—Sand Springs wrestling. Okmulgee basketball. January 27—Seniors sponsor Captain Gipsy Pat Smith. February 1—Beginning of the second semester. David Harmony resigned as President. Seniors elected Charles Winston. February 4, 5, 6—State Teachers Meeting at Tulsa. NO school here. February 9—Game there with Tulsa. February 10—Assembly, theme International Relations. February 16—Game here with Bristow. Sapulpa 24, Bristow 27. February 19—Game with Sand Springs. A Ca-pella Choir from T. U. furnishes entertainment under direction of Dean Albert Lukken. March 2—Operetta by Music Department, “Miss Chcrryblossom.” March 5—Band Concert Assembly. March 11—Assembly, Muskogee orations. March 16—Our own manikins modeled the latest in fashion at the Senior Style Show for Yearbook fund. March 19—Seniors sponsor Junior College Play “Here Comes Charlie.” March 26—Our most significant assembly of the year, the Easter Assembly. March 29—Elnora Mayfield elected President of Senior Class to replace Charles Winston. April 2—Senior Day in Tulsa where we took a peek behind the scenes. April 7-—Hobbies Assembly. April 19—Junior Play “Bab.” April 23—Junior High Music Department presents an operetta. “It Happened in Holland.” April 30—Booker T. Washington Glee Club in charge of Assembly. May 4—Senior Class Play. “Once There Was a Princess.” May 7—Assembly by Music Department. May 14—National Honor Society Assembly. May 20—Senior Examinations. May 21—Junior-Senior Banquet. The Juniors act as hosts to the Seniors and everyone’s wish comes true. May 23—Baccalaureate Services at First Methodist Church. May 24—Senior Assembly. May 25—Senior Class Picnic. May 27—Commencement Exercises, 8 o’clock in the evening at Holmes Park. 40 Jim Kei.i.y, President Jack Steck, Vice President Edith Alice Cooper, Secretary Jack Lawerence, Treasurer JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS 41 JUANITA ANDERSON GERALD BROWN DOYLE BANKS LELA BRISTOL KENNETH BARNES ROY BAXTER DOROTHA BUNCH DENNIS BRYAN NOLA BIDDLE RUEBEN BELL DOROTHY BRYAN FLORENE BLAIR ELLABELLE BEARD EVA BOLEN Rl BY BOND MILTON EDWARDS KATHRYN ELLIS EUGENE ENGLES GERALDINE FRY JAMES FLEMIN CURTIS GRISSOM XIVA HINDS ROBERTA HUGO JEAN HUBBARD LORAINE HARPER ANNA LEE HENSHAW JOHN HIBBARD JACK HILLMAN DEAN MacHUGHES WILMA HOLDER DOROTHY HOUSTON WALTER HURT MARY HANNA RUTH MAE HOLMES RANDALL IKER MARGIE PRITCHARD RACHEL PATTY JAMES POSEY JUANITA PRATER THELMA JOHNSON CHESTER JOHNSON ALTA JONES WAYNE JAMESON PERRY CATTS ELIZABETH LANGFORD F ORENELANGFORD )j. V. LANCASTER EUGENE LYNCH KENNETH MALORY ijlaine McCracken UN I’VARL M1RPHY 1.AWA JA MANNING rorem' McPherson MORFORD MEYER V V C;hai«) McIntyre VVlf iA mauch HAR )LD MORRISON 5 JIMMY McREYNOLDS DOROTHY MAROUTSOS CURTIS NOLEN BEN NICKEL JACK NEWCOMB LEON PURD!VT HELEN PR BOBBIE PITTS JOE PAAG LEWIS PR A GLENN R JACK Rl'HL LEWIS RULE JANE RUSH LOUISE RUSKOSKI BEN RADCLIFF VERNON SCOTT JESSIE SAMPLE ZT I cCt Ul4« V ALBERT SNYDER Jl� dU.t DELBERT SNYDER - i JJxz£jc BETTY LOU S� 1I (bJJuSJ, MARY STIECHEN ■MARY SNODDY V PAL L STROUD ELIZABETH SMITH JEAN SNIDER JOHN PAL L SI.M.MERMACHKR JUANITA SIMPSON SARAH HELLEWELL LfROY STANLEY JOE PAUL SUTTLE.MEYER FI IJs'SKID.MO MAR' BOBBY VOIGHT CARRIE V. WOODEN JANE WILSON MARTHA WILSON LILLIAN WOLFE BILLIE WEST HARMON WILEY ROY WILLHELM MARY LOUISE WEGER V S y FOREST WARE HIM E GEORGE WAIBLE = MARIE WHITSON BILLY BLOCK CLIFTON WHEELER SOPHOMORE TOP GROUP First Roil—Nadine Ausmus. Vivian Burns. Viola Johnson, Helen Harrison. I.ee Ray Baldridge, Joe Hanna. John Carmichael. Benny West. Sam Anderson. Billy Hart, Dale Pickens. Billy Criswell. Second Row J. O. Stroud, Pelo l.ee, Lonnie Cambell, J. W. Bennett, Chester Baldridge. Gerald Grigor. Webster Asher, Franklin Fitzgerald, Donald Ellis. David Young, Brice Hickey. Third Row- Pansy Robertson, Marjorie Young. Jo Wanda Stainbrook. Frances Duke, Georgia Wilson, Kenneth Gantz, Robert Lcwallen, Lloyd Boyd, Joe Pettit. Gale McCracken, Edward Hubbard. Fourth Ron—Edwin Prater, Carroll Mobley. Clyde Brigance, Arvel Hartung, Richard Beaverson, Theodore Bilyeau, Wayne Jameson, Sherman Thayer, Louise Boyne. Mildred Thompson, Nellie Bragg. Fifth Row—Illogene Bohannon, Joan Lewellyn, Kenneth Roberts. Carl Welch, Victor Harmony. Frank Hatley, Lyons Wilcox. E. C. Falwell. Ruth Baptie, Edith Morford. Juanita Dittman, Thelma Rawdon. CENTER First Roil—Truly Bowen. Hazel Saxon, Dixie Phipps, Dorothy Hollingshed. Frank Swartz lander. James Robbins, John Mathis. Joseph Riser, LcRov Molder. George Perry, Richard Rose. Thomas Lunn. Second Row—Edith Parsons, Bessie Blankenship. Evelyn Smith. Doris Riggle, Orville Kitterman. Ralph Bray, Edmond Warner, Bob Vanlandingham, Otis Pennington, A. C. Mobley, Adam Wiley. Third Row—Alberta Kaiser, Ruth Lenderman, Frances GROUP Clark, June Robbins, Rachal Hoffman. Catherine Driscoll. James Haynes. Rowcnn Franklin. Roy Collier, Jack Patton. Fourth Row—Florenz Moyen, Eugenia Krell, Mary Groff. Maxine Decs. Josephine Taylor. Lucille Bassham. Bessie Scott. Phillip McGouldrick, Jack Parkins. Fifth Row—Alma Miller. Freda Pantry. Charlotte Laugh lin, Kathryn Kelley. D. A. North, Alice Darner. Reba Ruth Jackson. Diana Henderson. BOTTOM First R� w—Doris May Hickey, Mary Jackson. Robert Rauch. Sonny Baker. Ted Walker, Jack Lacock. Billy Steelman, Jackie Chadwick, Allene Howe, Anna May Michener, Maxine Harwell. Barbara Whitson. Second Row—Minnie Hemphill, Eula Lake, June Wiggs, Betty Bone, May Wiggs, Huber Hughes. Jim Berry. Gordon Shumard. Raymond Cooper, Buster Biddle, Junior Bennett. Third Row—Groce Berryhill, Marjorie Quinn. Juanita GROUP Brown, Mildred Clements, Virginia Baker. Charles Fitzsimmons. Harold Turner, Frank Burdick. Joseph Jewell, Mary Eethel Mabry, Minnie Ashton, Eunice Hurt. Fourth Row—Emma June Rush, Beatrice Ozment. Elizabeth Stcichen, Mina Jane Chapman. Wathena Hubbard. Virginia Chandler, Mildred Garner. Lucille Armstrong. Jane MacMillan. Fifth Row Nadine Trammell. Joe Watchorn. Frank Goins, Joanna Rule. Beatrice Lathrope. , FRESHMEN TOP GROUP First Row—Monta Bennett. Reha Yanderburg, Marie Owen, Betty Cooper, Betty Lee Green, Gladys Jones, Helen Hillman, Dorothy Brown, Ethel May Gearin, Arlee Weaver, G. V. Hagan. Karl Mauch. John Oakes. Billy Bahh. Second Row—Ida Jones, Margaret Jane Allen. Marjorie Black, Jimmie Maroutsos, Gerald Miller. Dora Bair, Kenneth Hooker. Mary Jane Reynolds. Joann Myers. Virginia Pickett, Mary Louise Canterbury, Lucille Leachman, Dorothy Jean Morris. Third Row—Alex Hardridge, Richard Berryhill. Marie Boaz, CENTER Fir r R-w—Luther Redden, Louise Hames. Peggy Bartlett, Eileen Pittman. Dimple Lowry, Goldie O ment, Allie Smith, Juanita Pyle. Evelyn Wall, Bettv June Greiss. Velora Fitzsimmons. Rosalie Smith. Margaret Boots, Valcta Carroll. Second Row Betty Dunlap. Billy Langford. Frank Cline, Warren Thomas. Charles Shreffner, Frank James. Nelson Thoos, Junior Hendrix. Eugene Stowe, Donald Waite, John Nation. Bobby Burdick. Joel Cambell. BOTTOM First Row—Joy McGrew. Esther Ralston, Marian Fynn, Willie Petty. Geraldine Miller, Vera Mae Dean. Rosie Howard, Lahoma R«� chester, Paul Bristow, Shirley Rusk. Aligail Edwards, Gene Broome, Betty Jo Bruin, Martha Gibson. Second Row—Tom Allen, Lloyd Herrmann, Clyde Mc.Mas-ters, Donald McMasters, Chester Brown. Richard Elling-hausen. William Flemingr. Wayne Miles. Norman Winston. C. O. Myers. L. D. Lew alien. J. D. Lee. Paul Bailey. Third Row—Jane Vickers. Jcannie Smith. Rosa Lee Ami-strong. Martha Sue Stout. Clarence Fiveash. Norma Smith, Doris McGee, Mannie Wiley, Carl Freeman, John Benge, Albert Ward. Moreland Herrin, Freddie Engles, Frank Gilbert, Charles Baxter. Fourth Row—Billy Owens, Robert Baines. Stewart Barnes, Dornthv Fox, Cecil McCall. Alice Franklin. Irene Cole, Lola Curt man, Evelyn Knight. Lavern Jameson, Imogene Perry. Fifth Row Willy Williams. Phylous Hughes. Betty Me-Cleary. Robert Howard. Richard Howard. Marjorie White. Wilma Richardson. Sophia Jacobson, Corrine Simmermacher, Eugene Bragg. GROUP Third Row—Ben Dillman, Robert Freeman. Cecil Ralston, Hubert Clark, Matthew Brown. Jessie King. Jim Curtis, William Chissoc. Jacob Jimboy, Samuel Brown, Philip Coon. Fourth Row—Olen Kelin, Jimmy Rebholz, Billy Jo Parham, Cecil Groover. Carl Crawford. Ralph Owens, Jack Taylor, Lawrence Hargrove. J. C. Tarpley, Pat Conway. Fifth Row—Jackie Wilson, Joan Johnson, Mary Bilyeau, Dorothy Strain, Ruth Toney, Marie Berjr, Betty Wortman, Hart sell Bradley, Leona Hulsey, Opal Small. GROUP Hazard Bowman. Harold Hamlin. Benton Burke, Billy Wolf-farth, Thersa Cobbs, Lcnora Foley. Fourth Row—Sally Daniel. Howard Craun. Frank Parker. Robert Powers. Pat Wildman, June Mayfield. Doris Henderson. Pauline Harkins, Maxine Sidebottom, Rose Huffine, Ethlene Fulsom. Fifth Row—Margaret Banes, Geraldine Yocham. Lena Young, Jimmie Canterbury. Jean Turpin. Bessie Scott. Betty Peacock, Marjorie Beard. Beatta Nettles, Maxine Mathis. 46 EIGHTH TOP First Row—Billy Rawdon, Hazel Doty. Robert Bailey. Harold I'pihau, Jimmy Rnutsong, Charles Mallory. Luvinia I.re. William Rose, Katherine Mangrunt, Virginia Nation, Billy Taylor, Murul May, Billy Bateman, Dorothy Renfrew. Flovd Myers. Sr com Row —James Redding. Robert Wallace, Mablc Tip-ton. Jean Froman, Mary Ellen Harper. Twila Carter, Nell Bradley. Ursula White. Martha Ann Wilcox. Bonnie Jean Brown, Blanche Moses. Lois Jackson, Garnet Wonderly, Dorothy N'aifch. Third Row—Thomas McGuyre, Helen Lee Brown. Betty Turnbull, Eula Ridlcv, Geraldine Logan. Shirley Fitzsim- CENTER First Row—Howard Bond, Lola Mae Hulsey. Francis Williams. H. B. Bell. Ester Durham. Gladys Fox. Earl Saner. Joe Davis. Edna Owens, Mary Alice Snyder. Kenneth Foster, Charles Hartman, Freda Riser. Donald Dillman. Second Row—-Lee Laughlin, Irene Overmever. Ralph Murphy. Joyce Brice, Morris Jcck. Bill Ranck. Roy Stiger, Glenna Johnson, Doris Clark, Georgette Tait, Betty Jean Vann, Dorothy Morris. Burdett Rerton. Third Row—William Rose. Susan Ann Potter, Jane Sidwell, Paul Lee Martin, Paul Ca .ellc, O. P. Bennett, Clinton Waite, BOTTOM GRADE ROUP mons. Clarence Ezzel, Freeland Douglas, Neffie Berryhill. Leonard Curtis, Tom Macomb. Joe Pike, Turner Smith. Fourth Row—Lamar Noble, Wilba Dees, Betty Jo Walker. Theda Throm. Freida Bohanon, Charles Parsons. Reginald Dodson. Vivian Fitzgerald. Patricia Aitchison. Marcella Davis. Jean Cooper. Jack Blaney, Bettv Carmen, George White. Fifth Row—Joe Wilhelm, Martin Duncan, Billy Gamble. Joe Dunn. Jack Hauser. Clifford McIntosh, Darrel Avra. Minnie Elian Moore, Mary Engles, Wanda Buckley, Willard Dorsey, Robert vonGonten. GROUP Dudley Sutton. Carrol Parker. Arthur Brown. Irene Lee, (ieorge Weaver. Fourth Row—Eugene Slater, John McGilbray. Guy Berry, Toni Wallace, James V’ann, Wayne Alexander, Cornelius Taylor, J. Meed Wilson, Hershel Esco. Hobert Robertson. Jimmy Lesseig. Fifth Roto—Annette Purcell. Mary Pauline Chcffer. Mar-gret Broom. Bonnie Hodges, Marshall McComb, Orbie Eld-ridge. Paul ocham. Glenna Franklin, Ruth Hughes, Doro-thv Rauch. GROUP First Row'—Billie Burke. Shuichi Maruyamn. Billie Catts, Hubert Tribble, Roy Garton. Wallace Rock, David Knipp. Douglas Duckert. Stanley Landrith. Lon Jackson, Gerald Sample. Bobby Cleveland, Billy Cook. Gerald Hargrove. Second Row—Betty Lou Brim. Virginia Voight, Wilma Rapier. Arlene Heath. Donna Mae Kitterman. Maxine Oliver, Lois Hill, Jacqueline Rule. Ruby Murphy. Ilia Mae Post, Mary Haught. Leona Johnson, Juanita Harvey. Third Row—Elizabeth Kelly. Ella Mathewson. Virginia Thompson, Lauretta Teeters, .Mildred Stroud, Tltula Hamm, 47 K itherine Posey, Bennie Baker, Jane Ann Gilbert, Betty Jo Blodgett. Marion Michener. Toy Frazier. Fourth Row—Wanda Rose. Mary Louise Crum, Mary Louise Rice, Lillian Jones, Jane Charles. Bettv Patty, Doris Mc-Granahan. Jacqueline Renty, Doris Runyan, Lula Mae KlingeiiMiiith. Delaine Henderson. Fifth Row—-Cleo Young, Agnes Smith. Freda Brintmage. Betty Lee Mack, Mary Ann Thrift, Hazel McCall. Mildred Breshears, Durwood Eden, Gladys Anderson. Sarah Beth Hodges. I SEVENTH GRADE TOP GROUP First Row—Hardy Nettles, Bill Naifeh, Dean Howard, Mary Douvas, Shirley Alexander, Margaret Phipps, John Tharp, Clarence Bear. Frances Dean, Peggy Emerson. Arthur Dickey, Dewey McKinney, Warren Barnes, I.other Grayson, Wilma Gibson, lmogene Hayes. Fern Vaughn. Dan Hodges. Second Row—Leona Wolffarth. Virginia Miller, Betty Rig gle, Vera Walker, Wvnema Taylor, Wilma Dees, Doris Rose, CENTER First Row—Billy Vonley, Orren Howard, Charles ilasley. W. C. Grubbs, Charles Hickman, Bill Stegcr, Dewey Hilde. brand. Ted Robertson, Dale Thomas. Vel Graham, Logan Posey. Bobby Duckert, Henry Watchorn, Charles Lane, Eugene Markem, Jessie Thrasher. Second Row—Edgar Ozmcnt, Charles Douglas, Elsie Patty. Etta Petty, Mary Bean. Julia Mayfield. Lela Bray. Helen Rae Payne, Theresa Cox. Lela Morford, Virginia Jones, Joy Boyne. Verna Bentley, Barbetta Perry, Richard Dicos, Madge Hancock, Josie Pennington, James Hopkins. BOTTOM First Row—Paul Baldridge. Fred Helser, Vem Barnes, Pat Rilev, Kenneth Langston, Ethel Kitterman, Esthel Holcombs. .Hope Jones. Sara Stonebarger, Lam Lcwallen Elouise Tiller. Joe Davis. Paul Kaylor. Marjorie Klingen-smith. Clarabelle Jett, Clarice Farrand. Second Row—Rav Coley. Bobby Gunckel. Vere Frazier, Bobby Lawson, Dewey McKinney, Jesse Haimes. Wanda June Alexander. Patty Rae Pfeffer. Georgene Allen. Virginia Dean, Pauline Livingston. George Rapcir, Alta Lee Davis. Dale Thomas. Jack Kirby, John Young, Stanley Winter-bower, Zula Kemp. Evelyn Miller. Mildred Head. Frances Dale, Louise Ditt-man. Patricia Wilson, Bonnie Wilson, Anna Bram, Mary Decker, Quatie Lea Harkins. Third Row—Harry Brackett, George Vilareal. Elmer McIntyre, Doris Martin, Retha Matlock. Judith Wade, Joseph Sulphur. Ray Williams. Leprus Allen. Joe McGilbray, Pete Hubbard, Earl Majors, Billy Rogers, Dan Dyer, Lyle Martin Boyce Falwell, Ben Harjo. GROUP Third Row—Norma Banes. Lou Scale Babb, Jennie Babb, Patty Ann Ligon. Olive French. Betty Robbins. Arthur Pickey, Francis Evans, Andre Chisolm, Billy Wheat. Jack Bruin, Kathleen Carroll, Barbara Conway. Leota Watson. Doris Roderick. Robert Harper. Jack Whitehead. Fourth Row—Mary Wolffarth. Hazel Hulsey, Jack Stephens, Jesse Powell, Lahonia Crow. Lillian Moss, Melba Osborn. Doris Hanlan. Juanita Boushee, Albert Blood, Billy Conard, Frank Baldwin. Kenneth Lefavour, Chester Perkins, Gerald Russ. Garland Keylin, Guy Fitzsimmons. GROUP Third Row—Ralph Smith. Norman Matlock. Kenneth Turner, John Ed Andrew, Billy Griess, Bobby Wilkcnson, Warren Pantry. Marvin Cape, Lawrence Fleece. Grace Randolph, Anna Lee Snider, Betty June Smith. Jo Anne Shirley, Martha Crawford. June Graham, Evelyn Bnsach, Helen Caustis, Mildred Jenks. Fourth Row—Frances Lee Mayes. Joan Waite, James Cooper, Patricia Pearson, Juanita Legg. Hazel Jones. Rosalie Nation, Nancy Krell. Betty Jean Shoemaker. James Davis, Rachel Tift, Mary Stallard. Mary Frances Harris. Betty Burdick. Margaret Davis, Betty Bassham, Myrtle Hear, Jane Kelly, George Goss Smith. 48 4 PRETTY WATER LAKE VT?V v. ___a -m ti jP3 ‘ S-v ix2£: .. t v:vr . ■ ■ P' :?fc%........ •'••' •• •• ■•«:: ix,:-: f .■ :.■■ • i X: V,,x . ? ’ ! : ■ B- ......,.r%. : K . • ■ I •.. ••• • --• ■ '■• . . •: :. ;V. %: ■ . ■ .■■■- s ■■ $� ' . : , : , ' ■ ,«, . : - • ■ ■ -; . 4 B ' ■ « ■ 4 --+M v JU. : . V 1 v ■; . . ■£$ ;-vi� ' wr m - ■-, • ■ ■•;.■.■ i-m : ■ . .. :« 9 wZ m- • m 2g ! 7 STAFF MEMBERS Ed Ellikghausex (inset) Top Row—Charles Winston, Doris Mabry, James War-field, Bonnie Williamson. Second Row—Burnidine Carroll, Lois Carlby. Third Row—David Todd, Mary Helen Merkle. Fourth Row—Mary Tankersley, Florence Sweeney, Thayles Cornwell, Ruth Pond. Fifth Row—Eldon Lawson, Elnora Mayfield, Pauline Bray, Robert Jones. 52 No man or woman of the humblest sort can really be strong, gentle, pure and good without somebody being helped and comforted by a Mother. Coach Paul B. Allen came to Sa-pulpa from Miami. Oklahoma, with a fine record in football. I Ie graduated from O. C. U. with his A. B. degree and received his Masters degree from O. U. He made good as a halfback and center under the famous Lynn Waldorf of Northwestern while at O. C. U. With an inexperienced squad he made a fine showing for our school this year. We are surely proud of our coach. John Wolford Assistant Coach Assistant Coach, John Wolford, known to everybody in the school as Johnny, was largely responsible for the good line shown this year. He also did a good job as chief mentor for the wrestling team. Johnny came here three years ago from A. M. and has won a place in the hearts of the students. We couldn’t do without Johnny. 55 First Row—Harmon Wiley. Leon Burdin, Thayles Cornwell. Don Rebholz, Claude Matters, Adam Wiley, Jimmie Rebholz. Second Row—Vernon Scott. Bob J’arkins. Jacki Steck, Niles Powers. Raeburn Smith. Marshall McCoombs. Carol Pinkston. Third Row—Assistant Coach John Wolford. Jim Kelley. Dale Briggs. David Todd, David Harmony, Kenneth Duckert, Gerald Brown, Howard Crow, Coach Paul Allen. FOOTBALL The football season of ’36 opened with few lettermen reporting for practice. Sixty boys, some large, some small, checked out suits, eagerly, willing to uphold the name of Sapulpa High School. Holmes park was made into one of the best high school stadiums of the state through the efforts of the local Junior Chamber of Commerce. The season opened with many activities planned for the game, but our Oklahoma weather forced us to, play Broken Arrow to a 0 to 0 tie on a muddy field. The following week Coach Allen prepared his boys for a stiff battle with Tahlequah, which ended in a scoreless tie. The Chieftains journied to Muskogee for the first conference game, to be smothered by a score of 26 to 0 in a hard fought game. Because of so many injuries received in the Muskogee game, Coach Allen used many substitutes who held our next opponents, Sand Springs, to 13 points. Kenneth Duckert made the first score of the year when he intercepted a Wagoner pass and ran 40 yards for a touch- down, to beat Wagoner 7 to 0. Thayles “Hoss” Cornwell, a four year letterman, using a fake spinner scored all 7 of Sapulpa’s points in the first half of the Henryetta game. Later in the game the 1 lens had their turn, and took it to win 18 to 7. Tulsa Central, the strongest team in the Big Six, came here very confident that they would win. They did, but not by the score they had expected. Smart ball was played by the Chieftains to hold the Braves to 26 points. Sapulpa journied to Cushing, confident of winning. 1 lowever, the I igers held the Chieftains to a 6 to 6 tie, Pinkston scoring our only touchdown. In the annual Armistice game at Bristow, Sapulpa went down in defeat to the tune of 24 to 0. An ineligible player on the Bartlesville team enabled Sapulpa to win by a forfeit, although Bartlesville had won the game 26 to 0. The Turkey day clash at Okmulgee was a freak game. Sapulpa outplayed the Bulldogs, but at the end of the game the score was Okmulgee 19 Sapulpa 0. 56 SroctiJ Row—Leo Kinley. Scene from Bristow Game, Claude Masters. Third Ron—Bob Parkins, Jimmie Rcbholz, Dale Briggs, Adam Wiley. Fourth Row—Niles Powers, Harmon Wiley, Donald Rebliolz, Vernon Scott. 57 First tost'—Scene from Bristow Game, Thayles Cornwell. Scene from Bristow Game. Second toet'—David Todd, Scene from Bristow Game, Jinr-' rlly. Third Rote—David I la Fourth tost—Gerald Fuller, Leon Burdin,. sebum Smith. Marshall McCombs. 5 First Ron—Coach Don Morris. Jim Kelly. Howard Crow, Dale Briggs. Leon Purdii). Assistant Coach John W. Brand. Second Ron'—David Todd. LeRoy Stanley. Raeburn Smith, David Harmony, Joe Watchorn. Lewis - Pratt. BASKETBALL Don Morris, head basketball coach, brought his inexperienced team through a comparatively successful season. With only three lettermen the squad reached its peak of form soon after the season opened. Next year the Coach will have five lettermen, thus promising an unusually successful season. SCHEDULE Mannford 16 Sapulpa 19 Bartlesville 29 Stroud 19 Sapulpa 24 Tulsa 50 Mannford 27 Sapulpa 19 Clinton 25 Bristow 6 Sapulpa 11 B ristow 24 Stroud 27 Sapulpa 17 Sand Springs 32 Sand Springs 33 Sapulpa 35 Muskogee 40 Clinton 24 Sapulpa 26 Tulsa 55 Muskogee 34 Sapulpa 23 Sand Springs 23 Okmulgee 24 Sapulpa 23 Regional Tournament Bartlesville 30 Sapulpa 22 Edmond Tournament Okmulgee 16 Sapulpa 26 Thomas 16 Yukon 20 — Sapulpa Sapuipa Sapulpa Sapulpa Sapulpa Sapulpa Sapulpa Sapulpa Sapulpa Sapulpa 59 vW 'vrxxA. — 'A. UQ. 23 20 27 27 28 20 14 21 17 10 Wolford, Coach. WRESTLING Although there were no great honors won by the wrestlers this year, Coach Wolford and his boys had a fine season. The team was ably captained by Adam Wiley. Sapulpa lost five points for each forfeit which resulted in many points for their opponents. SCHEDULE January 12 January 16 January 22 February 2 February 23 March 2 Tulsa Clinton, there. Sapulpa 3, Clinton 29, 1 forfeit. Tulsa Clinton, here. Sapulpa 6, Clinton 22, 1 forfeit. Sand Springs, here. Sapulpa 11, Sand Springs 16, 1 forfeit. Bristow, here. Sapulpa 19, Bristow 10, 2 forfeits. Sand Springs, there. Sapulpa 6, Sand Springs 19, 2 forfeits. Bristow, there. Sapulpa 17, Bristow 8. 6o [ . {... | ; L- i----J-----i----i ' %;ik� j-g I ,’J VJii K t rr J: .JS n—T rt II ■■■ If II II I r-n :, 7 V.l i------ . . i ..' .' ■ w First Row—Billy Siduell, A. C. Mobley, Leon Burdin, Walter Hart, Lew is Rule, Forrest Warehime, Marshall McComb. Second Row—Kenneth Fuller, Vrrnon Scott, Carl Herrmann, Kenneth Duckert. Cierald Brown. Howard Crow, Dale Briggs, Jay Wilson, Coach Allen. TRACK With a fine group of boys on the team, the outlook for track in Sapulpa High was very promising. Coach had several dual meets for his team, and they were entered in the Big Six Meet held in Okmulgee April 24. SCHEDULE April 6 Bristow, there, Sapulpa 71, Bristow 61. April 13 Bristow, there. April 23, 24 Big Six meet at Okmulgee (including Golf and Tennis. (n First Ha'll— LeRoy Holzcmcr. Claude Masters. Jim Berry, Gordon Shumard, Junior Bennett. Billy Wolffarth. SnonJ Ron -Gene Mahan. Jim Kelly, David Harmony, Carl Welch, Charles Gleason, J. B. Moore. «OLF A group of boys reported to Ray Vincent as the golf season rolled around. A few of these were old hands at the game and showed fine form in winning twice from Bristow. Because of the growing interest among students the competition will he keen this year. March 26 April 1 April 10 April 16 April 23, 24 April 30 May 7 May 14 SCHEDULE Bristow, here. Sapulpa 3, Bristow 1. Bristow, there. Sapulpa 8'{ , Bristow 3yj. Bartlesville, there. Sapulpa 3, Bartlesville 9. Bartlesville, Bristow, Cascia Hall, here. Big Six Conference Meet at Okmulgee. Cushing, here. Bartlesville, Cascia Hall at Tulsa. Cushing, there. j . y tl) (JXAj farOA t (pJ UJdi AJUAi J A d 4 liiiW (X L l� A L JJf First Roic—Jim Berry, Lewis Pratt, Leon Purdin, Carl V clcli, Gordon Shumard. Second Ron—J. W. Brand. Jack Lawrence. Arnold Mart. TENNIS Many boys interested in tennis, the sport that is gaining great popularity in Sapulpa, reported to try out for the team. Coach John Brand held a tournament to decide the places among the new members. Only one of the members is a senior, so look for a good team in '38. SCHEDULE Tulsa Central, here. Sapulpa 0, Tulsa 13. Tulsa Central, there. Sapulpa 2, Tulsa 8. Cascia Hall, here. Sapulpa 4, Cascia 2. Cascia Hall Tri State at Tulsa. Oklahoma llig Six. Springfield, open. March 26 April 3 April 2 May 7 April 9, 10 April 16, 17 April 24, 25 April 28, 29, 30 Oklahoma University. May 5, 6, 7 Oklahoma A. M. 63 Ov MUNICIPAL SWIMMING POOL ORGANIZATIONS The noblest thoughts my soul can claim. The noblest words my tongue can frame. Unworthy are to praise the name More sacred than all other, An infant, when her love first came— A man, I find it just the same; Reverently I breathe her name, The blessed name of Mother. PRINT CLUB First Ron—LcRoy Molder, Frank Burdick. Floyd Laney Second Ron—Kenneth Black, Charles Winston, Frank Has- Kdinond Warner. Johnny Bowen. Joseph Jewell, Junior ley. Hilly White. Gene Hashagen, Ben Nickel. Bennett. Third Ron:—Jake Hauser, Mrs. G. C. Davis, Curtis Nolen, Mr. G. C. Davis. SENIOR Hl-Y First Ron—Harry Jones. Glenn Young, Sonny Baker. Jim Berry, Lewis Pratt, Ted Walker. Franklin Fitzgerald, Leon Purdin, Gordon Shumard. Charles Cobbs, John Elliott, Joe Suttlemcyer. Leo Craun. Second Ron—Roy Baxter. Charles Gleason, Gene Mahan. Paul Stroud. Carl Welch, Floyd Laney, Walter Hurt, Bob Jones, Billy Helena, Claude Masters, I.eo Kinley. Third Ron -Doyle Banks, Niles Powers, Jim Kelly, Joe Sherwood. John Haynes, LeRoy Stanley, Stanton DeShazo. Carl Herrmann. Lynn Sample. Freddie Hopkins, J. B. Moore. Fourth Ron—Joe Watchorn. Harold Morrison. Joe Paag. Martin Fitzgerald. Ben Radcliff. David Harmony. Ed El 1 -inghausen, Howard Crow, Raeburn Smith. J. V. Lancaster. Bill West. JUNIOR Hl-Y A Vj Ron—Lamar Noble, Charles Baxter, Tom Allen, Bill Second Ron—-Frankie Gilbert. David Knipp, Dick Elling-Ranck, Billy Catts, J. M. Oakes. hausen. Frankie Parker, Guy Berry. 67 BATON CLUB first R'jv.'_Jim Berry. Mary Helen Merkle, Ruth Ella SttotiJ Rozc—Geraldine Harwell, Joe Sherwood, Ed Elling Ireian, Niles Powers, Billy Steelman, Richard McIntyre, hausen, LeRoy Stanley, Mary E. Smith. J. L. Collins. BOYS' GLEE CLUB First Ron;—Glenn Young. Hilly Sidwcll, Huber Hughes, Elmo King. Thaylcs Cornwell. Wayne Miles. Forrest Ware-hime, Adam Wiley. Second Ron—Dallas Coley, Leon Purdin, Eugene Henderson, Victor Harmony, David Todd, J. . Lancaster, Jimmie Canterbury. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB First Ren—Bobbie Pitts, Joan Johnson, Francis Duke, Anna Lee Henshaw, Mary Bilyeau. H irtsell Bradley. Nadine Trammel. Jackie Dunlap, Sallie Daniel, Barbara Whitson, Pansy Robertson. Second Ron—Wilma Mauch. Mary Louise Wcger, Mildred Garner, Spurgene Taylor, Maxine Harwell, Wathena Hub- hard. Virginia Chandler. Jane McMillan, Mina Jane Chapman, Diana Henderson, Lucille Armstrong. Third Ron—Evelyn Knight, Maxine Decs, Allie Marie Bair, Charlotte Laughlin, Lois Carlev, Edith Morford, Minnie Aston, Lillian Wolfe, Dorothy Bryan. Fourth Ron—Louise Boyne, Florence Moyen, Rowcna Franklin. Betty Peacock, Nellie Bragg. Mary Snider. 68 STUDENT COUNCIL First Ro'zv—Jean Cooper, Jean Hubbard, Mary Ann Thrift, Ruby Murphy, Constance Myers. Glenn Young, Donald .Mc.Masters, Leo Craun. David Young, Abigail Edwards. Bobbie Pitts, Georgene Allan, Lon Jackson, Harold Upshaw. Strom! Ro-u-—Elizabeth Steichen. Sonny Baker, Joe Sulphur, Clarence Fiveash, James Haynes. Robert Lee Jones, Ed Eli -inghausen, Joe Watchom. Jim Kelly. Lewis Pratt. Marie Whitson, William Fleming. Howard Craun. OFFICE ASSISTANTS Geraldine Miller. Barbara Boone. Grace Eileen Siling. Myrtle Hayes. Sally Daniels. Florence Sweeney. Third Ron—Clyde Mc.Masters. Alta Jones. Edna Mae Baker, Marguerite Meyer. .Mildred Clements, Allie Smith, Donald Mc.Masters, Mary doff. Fourth Ron—Jack Ruhl, James Posey, Jack Newcomb, Mary Louise Tankersley. Doris Mabry, Lois Carlev, Joanna Rule. AUDITORIUM BOARD Firtt Rozi — Mrs. Glen wood Miller. Glenn Albert Young, Second Rozz—Mrs. Gertrude McMichael. Miss Anna C. Dorothy Houston. Jin. Kelly. Mr. J. B. Moore. Betty Patty. Rearick. Miss Helen Pangburn. Mr. Carl Ransbarger, Robert Mr. John W. Brand. Rosalie Smith, Diana Henderson. Cheek. Elnora Mayfield, Miss Eunice Lewis. Miss Helen Langley. Miss Ruth Crawford. hirst Ro'zi-—Ruth Pond, Louise Bowles. Pauline Bray, Betty Canterbury. Rosanna Courtney, Charles Fitzsimmons, Wayne Jameson. Carl Herrmann, Jean Insco. Joe Paul Suttlemeyer, Kathrync Smith. Thelma Johnson. Jessie Sample. Second Roiv—Imogene Lcwallcn. Evelyn Harris, Elaine Witte, Lorraine Jackson. Ethelyn Waite. Edith Alice Cooper, 6g DEBATE CLUB First Row—Betty Dunlap. Dorris Hickey. Imogene Lewellan. Clyde Mc.Masters, Donald Mc.Masters. Wathena Hubbard, Virginia Chandler, Elizabeth Steichcn, Mina Jane Chapman, Jimmy Canterbury, Beatiice Lath rope. Second Row—Betty Block. Tom Allen, Sonny Baker, Ted First Rew—Christina Jordon. Wayne Cox. Jim Berry, Carl Welch, Perry Catts. James Warfield, Mary Steichen, Jessie Sample, John Brand. Walker. Floyd Laney, Helen Crow, N’orma Hicks, Elaine Witte. Doris Henderson, Jane Vickers. Third Row—Sybil Parrish, Glenn Young. Ruth Ella I re-Ian. Paul Stroud, Ed Ellinghausen, Joe Watchorn, June Mayfield, Mrs. Jones, Lucille Lcachman. cond Row—Lewis Pratt. LeRoy Stanley. Joe Paag. Joe Watchorn. Robert Cheek, Doyle Banks, Otis Pennington. PEPOOSE STAGE CRAFT First Rca—Doris Mabry, Christina Jordan. Carrie V. Wooden. Bobbie Pitts. Wilma Mauch. Virginia Crum. Elizabeth Langford. Marie Whitson, Constance Myers, Edith Alice Cooper. Kathryn Smith, Spurgcnc Taylor, Violet Shelton, Barbara Boone. Betty Canterbury. Maxine Cheshire. Second Row—Louise Bowles, Pauline Bray. Mary Crawford, Elizabeth Burke, Pearl Murphy, Wilma Holder. Margie Pritchard. Roberta Hugo, Edna Mae Baker, Virginia Chandler. Rosanna Courtney, Dorothy Bryan, Thelma Bunch, Alberta Kaiser. Third Ro zi'—Lucille Bassham, Evelyn Harris, Grace Eileen Siling, Mary Hogue. Edith Parsons. Mina Jane Chapman, Dorothy Mathis. Beulah Goodwin. Wathena Hubbard, Imogene Johnston, Illogene Bohanan, Jane MacMilliam. Thelma Ran don, Patsy Robertson. Fourth Row—Nadine Ausmus. Mary Hanna, Truley Mae Bowen. Evelyn Smith, Ella Bell Beard. Juanita Simpson. Cora Jane Chirk. Mary Snider. Nellie Bragg, Frances Duke. Joan Rule, Nadine Trammell. Fifth Row—Louise Boyne. Mary Jane Strader. Genieve Broome. Georgiana Wilson. Mary Davcy, Margaret Meyers, Ruth Ella Irelan, Elnora Mayfield. Eileen Franklin, Mildred Clements. Rachel Hoffman, Eugenia Krell. 70 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Elaine Witte, Ruth Ella Irelan, David Todd, Ed Ellinghauscn, Mr. Ransbarger, Mrs. Jones, David Harmony, Glenn Young. Ayako Maruyama. Peggy Frazier. SENIOR MOTHERS'CLUB First Row—Mr . M. F. Witte, Mrs. Nell Siting, Mrs. C. T. Cornwell, Mr . C. O. Duckworth, Mrs. W. B. Radcliff. Mrs. I.. Bunch, Mrs. H. E. Mabry, Mrs. (ieorge Gleason. Second Row—Mrs. C. D. Todd. Mrs. H. B. Craun, Mrs. W. C. Elliott, Mrs. E. P. Mathis, Mrs. O. M. Irelan. Mrs. Sample, Mrs. J. S. Johnston. Third Row—Mrs. O. V. Smith, Mrs. U. A. Pond. Mr . E. F. Crow. Mrs. R. E. Lawson, Mrs. F. C. Merkle. 7i DRUM CORPS First Row'—Thelma Johnson, Lucille Armstrong, Beatrice Lathrop, Anna Mae Michner. Mary Louise Canterbury. Helen Taylor, Elizabeth Steichen, Jean Hubbard, Mildred Garner, Mary Louise Wcger, Abigail Edwards. Si’fond Ro'u—Dimple Cobbs. Mary Steichen, Maxine Harwell, Wilma Richardson, Helen Price, Jackie Chadwick. Beatta Nettles, Cap Lamb, Corrine Simmerniachcr, Dorothy Bunch. BAND First Row—Maxine Mathis, Charles Baxter, Edward Hub-hard, Edwin Prater, Sherman Harper, Lewis Pratt, Sara Hellewell, Mary Pauline Sheffer, Doris Henderson, Mary Ellen Harper, Hilly Bateman, John Oakes. Snond Row—Geraldine Harwell. Bob McPherson, Mary Helen Merkle, Billy Helena, Norma Hicks, Joe Hanna, Eugene Lynch, J. L. Collins, W. C. Grubbs, Queen Rosanna Courtney. Third Row—Betty Smith, Annctta Purcell, Roy Baxter. Huber Hughes, LeRoy Stanley, J. Y. Lancaster. Richard McIntyre, Jack Parkins, Lyle Martin. Fourth Row—Elaine Witte, Billy Steelman. Helen Crow-, Joe Sherwood, Ed Ellinghausen, Joe Hanna, Roy Collier. V’irginia Pickett. ORCHESTRA First Row—Dora Jane Bair, Norma Hicks, Roy Collier, Roy Baxter, Ruth Ella Irelan. Second Row—Jean Cooper, Luhina Lee, Doris Rose Henderson. Mary Helen Merkle. Sara Hellewell. Elaine W’itte, Katherym Posey, George Waibel, David Young. Third Row—Jean Frohman. Mary Naught. Billy Sid well, Allic Marie Bair, John Elliott. Joe Hanna. Huber Hujrhes, Helen Crow, Joe Watchorn, Sherman Harper, Bob McPherson. Eugene Lynch. Fourth Row—J. L. Collins, Betty Jo Blodgett, Lyle Martin, Charles Parsons. CJL__ - Jb 12 FRATRES LATINI First Roil—Sonny Baker, Franklin Fitzgerald, Ted Walker. Second Ron—Jim Berry, Carl Welch, Clois Jameson, Gordon Robert Rauch, Ciail McCracken, Billy Hart. Shumard. Mrs. Jones. SPANISH CLUB First Ren-—Bobbie Fitts, Dortha Bunch, Grace Berryhill, Minnie Hemphill, Bessie Scott, Mary Louise Canterbury. Doris Mabry, Louise Tankerslev. Kathryn Driscoll. Ruth FI la Irelan, Florence Moyen, Elaine Witte, Jimmie Canterbury. Ayako Maruyama, Evelyn Harris. Second Ron- Betty Lou Smith, Cora Dorsey, Rosanna Courtney, Betty Canterbury. Charles Shref flier,, Leo Rheuark. Robert Lee Jones. Kathryn Kelly. Billy Helena. Cora Emerson. Rosa Lee Armstrong, Lucille Leachman, David Young. LATINA First Ron—Alma Bates. Helen Price, Edith Alice Cooper, Ruth E. Irelan. Roy Baxter, Elnora Mayfield. Marguerite Meyer, Paul Stroud. Perry Catts. Lewis Pratt. Betty Voight, Mary Elizabeth Smith, Kathryn Smith. Maxine Cheshire. Carrie V. Wooden. Sicond Ron;—Sonny Baker, Jim Berry, Gordon Shumard, Ted Third Ron—Christina Jordan, Jeannie Hubbard. Helen Taylor, Juanita Simpson. Constance Myers. Genevieve Broome, Arnold Hart, Jack Lawrence, Forrest Warehime, Jim Kelly, LeRoy Stanley. Leon Purdin. Joe Pettit, Gene Broome. Fourth Ron—Kenneth Gantz, Jack Steck, Charles Gleason, Pelo Lee, Stanton DeShazo, Kenneth Duckert, Howard Crow, David Todd. Eldon Lawson, Carl Herrmann. Helen Crow, Norma Hicks. Barbara Katz, Mrs. Carter, Jack Patton. SOCIETAS Walker, Harry Jones, Dale Briggs, Bobby Voight, Wayne Jameson, Robert Lee Jones, Robert Rouch, Sybil Parrish, Ellabellc Beard. Jessie Sample. Fourth Ron—Peggy Frazier. Louise Bowles. Myrtle Hayes. Glenn Young, Carl Welch, Ed Ellinghausen, David Harmony, John Haynes, Franklin Fitzgerald. Gale McCracken, Billy Hart, Imogene Lewallen, Burnidine Carroll. _ , A II 73 SOPHOMORE GIRL RESERVES First Row—Mildred Gamer, Mary Mabry, Anna Mae Second Rou—-Jane McMillan. Alice Darner, Illogene Bo- Michener, Mina Jane Chapman, Diana Henderson, Nadine hnnnon, Mildred Clements, YYathena Hubbard, Virginia Trammel, Lucille Armstrong. Chandler, Reba Ruth Jackson. SENIOR GIRL RESERVES First Row—Blaine McCrackin, Dorothy Bryan. Ayako Maru- Third Row—Wilma Mauch, Bobbie Pitts, Constance Myers, yama, Sybil Parrish, Corn Dorsey, Imogenc Johnson, Elnora Ellabclle Beard. Helen Price, Mary Helen Merkle, Ethelyn Mayfield, Ruth Ella Irelan, Cora Emerson, Dorothy Mathis, Waite. Edith Alice Cooper. Norma Hicks, Spurgenc Taylor, Mary Hogue, Barbara Boone. Mary Snider. Louise Bowles. Grace Eileen Siting, Jackie Dunlap. Second Row—Evelyn Harris, Elaine Witte. Pauline Bray, Fourth Row—Thelma Bunch, Betty Lou Smith, Edna Baker, Jean Hubbard. Kathryn Smith, Dimple Cobb, Betty Canter- Helen Crow, Mary Elizabeth Smith, Betty Voight, Florence bury, Rosanna Courtney, Thelma Johnston, Helen Taylor, Sweeney. Maxine Cheshire, Carrie Wooden. JUNIOR GIRL RESERVES First Row—Leona Johnson, Betty Dunlap, Thersa Cobbs, Lenora Foley, Jane Vickers. Betty Block. Jeannie Smith, Martha Wilcox, Betty Turnbull, Bonnie Jean Brown, Imogenc Hayes, Juanita Harvey. Second Row—Lucille Lcachman, Joan Myers, Judith Johnston, June Mayfield, Jessie Scott, Marjorie Beard, Virginia Pickett. Betty Wortman, Betty Peacock, Margaret Jane Allen. Third Row—Sally Daniel. Dorothy Daniel, Rosa Lee Armstrong, Doris Henderson, Betty June Gricss, Dimple Lowry, Mary Cheffer, Jane Gilbert, Betty Blodgett, Lula May Klingensmith. 74 BOYS' QUARTET Hilly Sidwcll, Huber Hughes, Thavles Cornwell, David Todd. GIRLS' SEXTET Hobby Pitts, Wilma Mauch, Jacquelyn Dunlap, Jane MacMillan, Spurgene Taylor, Lois Carley, Wathena Hubbard. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB First Row—Lucille Hassham. Evelyn Harris, Ayako Maruyama. Mary Snider. Elaine Witte. Grace Eileen Siting. Jean Snider, Violet Shelton. Mrytle Hayes. Mary Hogue. Nadine Ausmus. Mary Brines, Louise Howies. Second Row—Jessie Sample,Doris Mabry. Sara Nell Hellcwell, Maxine Dees. Mary Louise Tankersley, Lor raine Harper, Hurley Roach. Pauline Harkins, Elizabeth Langford. Thelma Hunch, Josephine Taylor, Beatta Nettles. . Third Row—Geraldine Frye, Mary Snoddy, Lela Mae Duckworth. Kathryn Smith, Helen Price. Eileen Franklin, Vera Mae Dean. Rosanna Courtney, Hetty Canterbury, Pauline Bray, La Wanda Manning. Wilma Mauch. Fourth Row—Nadine Trammell, Joan Johnson. Mary Bilyeau, Imogene Johnston, Georgianne Wilson, Lahoma Rochester, Edna Mae Baker, Illogene Bohanon, Hartsell Bradley, Joan Lewallyn. Louise Ruskoski. Fifth Row—Martha Gibson, Barbara Boone, Dorothy Mathis, Ruth Baptie, Lee Rae Baldridge, Mildred Thompson, Bobby Pitts, Pansy Robertson. 75 JUBILESTA First Ron—Helen Lee Brown. Dorothy Bryan. Betty Block, Joann Myers, Virginia Chandler, Rosa Lee Armstrong, Virginia Pickett. Anna Lee Ilenshaw, Marian Michcner. Sr fond Row—Billy Sid well. Huher Hughes, Thayles Corn- well. Ben Nickel, Floyd Lancy, Dick Ellinghausen, Jimmy Canterbury. Third Ron—David Todd, Frank Hasley, Curtis Nolan. JUNIOR GIRLS' GLEE CLUB First Roii'—Joy McGrew, Lucille Bassham, Dixie Phipps. Betty Bene, Edith Parsons. Alice Franklin, Virginia Pickett, Willie Petty, Doris Henderson, Jane Vickers, Alberta Kaiser. Second Ron•—Theresa Cobbs, Lenora Foley, Jeannie Smith, Betty Block, Bessie Scott, June Mayfield, Ethlecne Fulsom, Judith Johnston. Jackie Chadwick. Third Ron—Marjorie Black, Margaret Allen, Rosa Lee Armstrong. Dimple Lowry, Velora Fitzsimmons, Betty ( reiss, Joan Myers. Valeta Carroll. ART CLUB Alice Darner, Rebecca Rockwood, Marjory Mae Quinn, Lois Car ley, Roy Baxter, Burnidine Carroll, Robert Howard, Edith Morford, Dorothy Houston, J. V'. Lancaster. I love it! I love it! ond who shall dare To chide me for loving that old arm chair? I've treasured it long as a sainted prize, I've bedew'd it with tears, and embalm'd it with sighs: 'Tis bound by a thousand bands to my heart; Not a tie will break, not a link will start. Would ye learn the spell?—A Mother sat there, And a sacred thing is that old arm chair. Ed Ellinghausen Salutatorian 80 Doris Mabry Outstanding Girl XLKrr si “JtAa QXXjLCLq tr x AAwvyvAAo Ka U . -4rwvJJ a-uj| -o , ■ H - 0kJ±, JLA-XLaa X-4u -o4i AJLdl [ Lu aa . jCe- I Laj J SLJ ]uLl Xwkl! « Rosanna Courtney Band Queen $ju d Um J S C VUaJ -iAxi y y XlIaJ t- ea J y.-w a . ' t r - V sj ts dM-O tuzjfr Ay. Asja O, J luj U4 ' caChj O' cUluJ U Jf WJU. 82 A navy Hue knitted three-piece suit, with navy blue accessories, is worn by M iss Mary Helen Merkle. The suit and accessories may be found at Hun-sccker’s Department Store. The jewelry is from Millers. The fingerwave is from Mrs. Wade’s Beauty Shop. v s. V V ' 7' The ery thing—a riding habit. Miss Barbara Selby models this one from Katz Department Store. A pleasing combination of brown and green. Numerous other costumes arc displayed by Katz. 8j r J T I hayles Cornwell models one of the most stylish single-breasted suits this spring. It is made of green gabardine. To complete the outfit he wears a white hat and white shoes. The suit and accessories arc obtainable at J. C .Penny Department Store. M iss Barbara Boone models a beautiful blue net evening dress. Her sandals are pink. Morton’s have many other selections from which you may choose your wardrobe. The jewelry is from Senekcr’s, the lamp from the Thrifty Drug, and the fingerwave is by Cosby’s Beauty Shop. 84 HALLOWE'EN ASSEMBLY The true significance of Hallowe’en was carried out, with witches, goblins and appropriate settings. The assembly was presented by the Junior High School students. EASTER ASSEMBLY One of the best assemblies of the year, was our Easter Assembly. The Public Speaking class and the Glee Club took part. 85 THE SAND SPRINGS PARADE This parade was given before the Sand Springs-Sapulpa game. School organizations, business men, and patrons were evidently bent on our winning as evidenced by their presence in the parade. THE BRISTOW PARADE This picture is of the Bristow Drum Corps, taken when the Chieftains and fans ventured to Bristow to see the Armistice game between the Purple Pirates and the Sapulpa Chieftains. 86 Hl-Y BANQUET The fourth annual Senior Hi-Y Father-Son Banquet was held on December 2, 1936, in the High School Cafeteria with Floyd Laney as toastmaster. The guest speaker was Mr. Harrison, secretary of the Y. M. C. A., I'ulsa. Billy I lelena gave the welcome to the dads to which Mr. Kllinghausen responded. Glen Young talked on “Hi-Y Ideals” and Mr. Moore made a few remarks on what the Hi-Y had accomplished in the past year. FOOTBALL BANQUET On I-ridav, December 1 1, 1936, the Senior Class entertained the football squad with a banquet. Ed Kllinghausen was toastmaster. Guests were Coaches Allen and Wolford and members of the squad. Other guests in attendance were members of the faculty, doctors, senior sponsors, members of the Board of Education and their wives, Principal and Mrs. Ransbarger, and Superintendent and Mrs. Shaw. I he affair was held in the cafeteria where the Christmas theme was carried out. The meal was prepared by the senior mothers and served by freshmen and sophomore boys. HENRY TELLS THE TRUTH “Henry Tells the Truth,” a three act comedy, was jziven by the senior class on December 7, 19.16. for the benefit of the yearbook fund. CAST Henry Wallace Phillis Rankin Mrs. Marcia Rankin Pierce Rankin Nella Piers Harry Piers............ ..Ed Ellinghausen ..Alma Hates Florence Sweeney Dallas Coley ...Grace E. Si ling Robert Lee Jones Louise Albright Sandra Sawyer Dora Dean Ada..... Hrucc Baird Renisen Haver Wvnant Campbell Helen Crow ...Lois Carlev Ruth Ella Irelan Jackie Dunlap Floyd Lanev ...Elmo King .Billy Helena OPERETTA A three act musical comedy “Miss Cherryblossom,' by Mary Heaves Dodge and John Wilson Dodge, was produced March 1 and 2. This was the first operetta given in the Sapulpa High School in. eight years. CAST Miss Cherryblossom ...Lois Carley John Herery Smith .Huber Hughes, Jr. Kokemo............ .... Dallas Coley Henry Latter Jones Jack Warehime Horace Worthington .Doyle Banks Jessica Vanderpool Jane McMillan Togo............................... Elmo King A chorus of Geisha Girls A chorus of American girls and men 88 BAB “Bah , a four act comedy, by Mary Roberts Rinehart, given by the Junior Class, on April 16, was one of the best of the year. CAST Bab....................... Carter Brooks. James Archibald Eddie Perkins Gnj Grosvenoi Bobbie Pitts Jack Warchime ...James Berry Billy Colvin Ted Walker Clinton Beresford Jane Raleigh William........ Mrs. Archibald. I faonab Leila Archibald Paul Stroud Edith Cooper George Wnibel Bertha Ledbetter Mary Goff Thelma Johnson ONCE THERE WAS A PRINCESS “Once There Was a Princess, a comedy in three acts and a prologue by Juliet Wilbor Tompkins, was presented for the benefit of the Yearbook by the Senior Class. Princess Dellatorre.. Sijrnor Moroni CAST Rubv Bovd Aunt Meta 'J limb.e The Old Princess Phil Lennox lia el Bowl Ifurnidinc Carroll Milton D’Arcy.... Mrs. Bovd. Helen Crow Mrs. Purrington Jennie Mrs. Seavers Ada. HERE COMES CHARLIE “Here Comes Charlie,” by Jay Tabias, a comedy in three acts, was presented for the senior class by the Sapulpa Junior College, March 19. CAST Norma ..................... Officer Tim McGrill........ Mrs. Fanny Farnham......... Larry Elliot............... Ted Hartley................ Vivian Smythe-Kersey....... Uncle Aleck Twiggs Charlie Hopps Mrs. Caroline Smythe-Kersey Mortimer Smythe-Kersey...... .. Edythc Riley ...Cecil Richie Dorothy Reese ..Lloyd Perdue .Charles Wood ...Fay Billing Tommy Black J ane Bostock ....I la Schovey T. J. DuBois go CLASS PROPHECY 1. Mary Jane Strader and Junior Cobbs celebrated the opening of a New Car Hop College 2. Woody Naifeh and Ben Wright have just turned loose a new invention for taking worm holes out of apples without damage. 3. Bill Helena and Company open up a Service Station on the corner of Bryan and Poplar. 4. Arnold Hart and Peggy Frazier arc opening a New Hot Nitc Spot on the Great White Way. 5. Gene Mahan and Barbara Selby arc offering advice to the lovelorn. 6. Glenn Young, ex-lawyer, now operating a pigeon farm on a large scale, with two pigeons. 7. Leo Craun sells Dodges by day and dodges by night. 8. Sybil Parrish and Dale Briggs are featured as a Dance Team at the Banner Night Club. 9. Jim Warfield just appointed Fire Chief of Kiefer. With an outstanding record of life saving. Oh, boy can he swim! 10. Thaylcs Cornwell the laziest man in the county came into own for some “chawin’ tobaccer” and overalls. 11. Niles Powers and Ed Ellinghausen have built up a thriving business in distilling, just South of here on Pole Cat Creek. 12. Kenneth Fuller doing a nice business selling Fuller Brushes. 13. Sample, Master and Haynes “The Three Elat Notes” arc now heard over station L O U Z Y every day except Sunday. 14. Wayne Cox and Robert Cheek, just landed a job with the Metropolitan Opera Company junking broken light bulbs. 15. Mitchell Robertson and Freddie Hopkins have gone far ahead in the Newspaper World. They have reached the rank of Mayor of the Newspaper Boys of America. 16. Ruth Ella Irelan and Imogene Johnston have opened up a public nursery— for young cats and dogs. 17. Parkins, Gleason, Crow, and King have been admitted to the “Escort Rental Bureau.” They have to have some excuse for staying out late. 18. David Todd and Charles Winston have just signed up with the Universal Basketball team. 19. Martin Fitzgerald, former all American tackle at O. U. has just signed up to coach at Pittsburg next year. 20. Floyd Lancy and Gerry Harwell are at home on 4502 East Pickett Prairie Road. Mr. Lancy had a nice nut crop last fall. 21. Eldon Lawson, crooner on the Bond Bread Hour featuring Guy Lombardo, was seen with Mary Helen Merklc, former follies beauty. 22. Leo Kinlcy and Christina Jordan are in California raising a nice flock in both children and chickens. 23. Harry Jones has joined the staff of reporters on the New York Times. He will be at home in Ethiopia. 24. Billy Sidwell, it has been rumored, will be the second Jessie Owens. Kenneth Duckert has taken the high light in this track season. 25. Reynard Dingman and Mart Singleton have gone into a partnership in the Shoe Shining business. 27. Jack Bird and Carl Darnell are now running the Yellow Cab. 28. Carl Herrmann has opened the new General Electric shop. It must be the environment. 29. Raymond Tullius, Carl Thomas and Junior Pritchard are now selling antiques. They can’t get away from that woodwork. 30. Mary Tankersley and Doris Mabry arc opening up a school on how to walk. They will soon have it down pat. 31. Cora Jane Clark and her High Hatters American Swing Band is opening for three weeks engagement at the Lido. Elaine Witte is her first clarinet player. 32. Mary Hogue is being thought of as the second Martha Ray. 33. Louise Bowles and Thelma Bunch are touring America on bicycles. Maybe it’s too many calories? 34. You must drop in and chat with John Elliott at his “Woody Shoppe.” He looks so bold in an apron. 35. Myrtle Hayes and Helen Rose are writing their autobiography. So many boy friends and stuff. 36. Burley Roach and John Mauldin arc being charivaried after their surprise nuptials. 37. The Ziegfield Follies have been announced for 1945—it might be interesting to know that Margaret Winters has been accepted. Q4 38. Mary Smith has been accepted by the Chicago Civic Opera Company. Betty Voight is her publicity manager. 39. Lois Carley is coming out as one of the leading debutantes of the season. 40. Bonnie Williamson and Ruth Pond after many years as chief gum tasters for Wrig-ley’s have decided to open a college and expand their art. 41. Scandal! Ethelyn Waite and Constance Myers seem to be that way about one of the Ritz Brothers. 42. Helen Crow, private stenographer for a big sTiot, has the same old line. 43. Norma Hicks will be the subdued housewife of a blonde headed grocery clerk. 44. Barbara Katz won the Indianapolis Speed Race—the first woman driver to do so. 45. Beulah Goodwin just out of Police Court. Somebody found her diary. 46. Grace Siling can’t seem to make up her mind as to a Major or a sergeant. 47. Laura Evans and Dorothy Mathis are teaching the young ones the art of looking under the bed—once an ole maid always an ole maid. 48. Doris Pierpoint is still trying her best to marry a million. 49. Dale Eden is seen doing the newest dance steps with partner Lorene Jackson. 50. Florence Sweeney is still an ole maid. It must be her surroundings. 51. Evelyn Harris is seen quite frequently on Life Buoy ads. That complexion. 52. Joyce Sandiffer is “Sob Sistering” for the local paper. 53. Mildred Wall and Bernice Casey are ticket takers and barkers in a carnival. 54. Dallas Coley was brought before Judge Eileen Franklin on charges of vagrancy. He was picked up at Robert Lee Jones’ Beer Parlor. 55. Lcla Mac Duckworth, society leader of Sa-pulpa, says “pink will be the rage for spring clothes.” 56. The Nobel prize for Science has been awarded to Professor Stanley Sutton because of his amazing discovery that the earth moves up and down instead of around. 57. President-elect Rex Wilson, with his wife, the former Burnadine Carroll, is now on a tour of Pole Cat Creek before taking up duties at the capitol. 58. Earl Maggart, this decade Olympic star, has been signed by M. G .M. to take the place , of Robert Taylor. 59. An interesting account of the DeShazo-Bair wedding which took place in the home of Miss Barbara Boone was given by the society editor Thelma Wilson. The bride, Miss Allie Marie Bair, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bair, was gowned in lovely home spun silk of Robin Hood Orange and carried a bouquet of dandelions. Her maid of honor, Miss Marie Berry, was exquisitely gowned in red and purple and carried a sweet smelling gob of sun flowers. M r. DeShazo was attended by Johnnie Bowen. Rev. Leo Rheu-ark officiated at the triple ring service. Following the ceremony a Dutch Lunch was served to Bonnie Adkins, Elnora Mayfield, Jean Inscho, Pearl Busby, Grace Rice, Edna Baker, Imogene Lewellen, Violet Shelton. Pauline Bray, Mary K. Snyder, and Ayako Maruyama. The boys failed to arrive. It was thought a stag party of the previous night was the cause. 60. Calling all G. People! The all-star movie actress Ima Louise, the former Edna Stanley, has been kidnapped with her maid, Velma Brown. 95 Last 14 7 and Testament of THE SENIOR CLASS ♦ 1Q 7 KNOW Al.l. MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: That we, the Senior Class. 1937, of Sapulpa Hi ;h School, Sapulpa, Creek County, Oklahoma, U. S. A., being of sound mind, although somewhat disabled physically due to our six years of continuous effort in trying to obtain our diplomas with the min mum amount of study, do hereby make and publish this our last will and testament, hereby revoking and cancelling all other or former wills by us at anytime made. We appoint Mr. Gordon C. Davis of Sapupa H! testament and direct that he shall ac: as such without 1. To Harold Clements, 1. Claude Master, will my tenor voice. 2. To Huber Hughes, I, Robert Cheek, will my best girl. 3. To Victor Harmony, I, Thayles Cornwell, will my place in the quartet. 4. To Cora Marie Emerson, I, Margaret Winters, will my girlish figure. 5. To Martha and Jane Wilson, I, Barbara Katz, will my gas bill. 6. To Rosanna Courtney, I, Ruth Ella Irelan, will my charm with the boys. 7. To Jack Steck, I, Arnold Hart, will my love for wine, women and song. 8. To Lamar Noble, I, Charles Winston, will my height. 9. To Helen Price, 1, Barbara Selby, will my way with Mrs. Bombargcr. 10. To Leon Purdin, 1, Howard Crow, will my Tuesday nights at the Indian Mission. 11. To Betty Lou Smith, 1, Beulah Goodwin, will my winning ways in S. J. C. 12. To Joe Paag, 1, Eldon Lawson, will my good looks. 13. To Jim Kelly, I, David Todd, will my good standing with Coach Allen. 14. To Clinton Waite and Carroll Parker, we, Niles Powers and Mart Singleton, will our ability to dance. 15. To Harold Morrison and Dorothy Bryan, we, Christina Jordan and Leo Kinley, will our loving companionship. 16. To Thelma Johnson, 1, Bonnie Adkins, wall my place at the next Sand Springs football game. 17. To Billy Hart and LeRoy Holtzmer, we, Floyd Laney and Woodrow Naifeh, will our “'Gigolo Ways.” 18. To Gene Hashagen, I, Bob Parkins, will my love for Sand Springs. 19. To Bill Wolffarth, 1. Charles Gleason, will mv ability to hit a golf ball. 20. To Billy Steelman, 1, James Warfield, will my place on the stagecraft. 21. To Jackie Chadwick, 1. Lois Carley, will my saddle for my high horse. 22. To any one, I. David Harmony, will my ability to go with two Mary’s. gh School the Executor of this, our last will and bond. 23. To Elizabeth Smith and Ruth Davis, yve, Mary E. Smith and Betty Voight, will our twin-like ways. 24. To Helen Taylor, 1, Constance Myers, will mv good grades. 25. To Edith Alice Cooper, 1, Mildred Wall, will my ability to keep secrets. 26. To Doy le Banks, 1, Gene Mahan, will my musical voice. 27. To Wilma Mauch, 1, Mary Hogue, will my vamping eyes. 28. To Carrie V'. Wooden, 1, Imogene Johnston, will my orderly ways! 29. To Lucile Armstrong, Mildred Garner, Elaine McCracken and Sara Hellewell, we, Marie Berry, Thelma, Mary Denham, and Myrtle Hayes, will our love for dear S.H.S. 30. To Tom Allen, 1, Dale Eden, will my boisterous ways. 31. To Lillian Wolfe, Lorraine Harper, Jeanne Hubbard and Betty Canterbury, we, Cora Jane Clark, Elaine Witte, Grace Siling, and Barbara Boone, will our love for out of town boys. 32. To my brother David, 1, Glenn Young, will my way with the public. 33. To Paul Stroud, I, Elmo King, will my dramatic ways. 34. To Jack Parkins, 1. Martin Fitzgerald, will my small ears. 35. To Fed Walker, Sonny Baker and Gordon Shumard, we, Leo Craun, John Haynes, and Harry Jones, will our “school girl complexions.” 36. To Milton Edwards, I, Edward Ellinghausen, will my spot in lovers lane. 37. To Maxine Cheshire. I. Mary Tankersley, will by business-like ways. 38. To Elizabeth Steichen and Jessie Sample, we, Jean Inscho and Pauline Bray, will our position as office assistants. 39. To members of the Hi-Y, we. Billy Helena, Dallas Coley and Lynn Sample, will our ambition. 40. To Joe Watchorn, I, Mitchell Robertson will my long legs. 41. To Peggy Miller, 1, Allie Marie Bair, will my love for night life. q6 42. To Wathcna Hubbard, I, Helen Crow, will my ability to capture redheads. 43. To Carl Welch, I, Joe Sherwood, will my Packard. 44. I'o Anna Lee Henshaw, 1, Ethelyn Waite, will my love for banker boys. 45. To Abigail Edwards, I, Doris Pierpoint, will my ability to lead innocent boys astray. 46. To Beatrice Lathrop, I, Evelyn Harris, will my quiet ways. 47. To Jim Berry, 1, Dale Briggs, will my leadership in the “Banner Boy Scouts.” 48. To a few Ereshmen, we, Junior Cobbs, Carl Darnell, Ereddie Hopkins, Charles Mathis, will our knowledge we learned in S.H.S. 49. To Eugenia Krell, Doris Rose Henderson, Maxine Mathis, Mary Ellen Mabry, Marjory Beard and Rachel Hoffman, we, Bur-nadine Carroll, Laura Evans, Burley Roach, Helen Rose, Mary Snider and Thelma Wilson, will our extreme beauty. 50. To Adam Wiley, I, Allan Martin, will my ability to grapple. 51. To Lewis Pratt, 1, John Willis Elliott, will my love for new girls. 52. To a few Juniors, we, Jack Bird, Johnnie Bowen, Raymond Lewellan, Earl Maggart, and John Mauldin, will our caps and gowns. 53. To Mary Crawford, 1, Violet Shelton, will my day dreaming. 54. To Mary Goff, 1, Geraldine Harwell, will my way with Mr. Jernigan. 55. To Sammy Anderson, 1, Carl Thomas, will my advice. 56. To Kenneth Black, 1, Robert Lee Jones, will my syncopated ways. 57. To Kathryn Kelly, 1, Mary Jane Strader, will my winning personality. 58. To Mina Jane Chapman, I, Dorothy Mathis, will my girlish blushes. 59. To Florence Moyen, 1, Velma Brown, will my black hair. 60. To Jane McMillan, I, Louise Bowles, will my duties in the Girl Reserves. 61. To Jean Snider, I, Sybil Parrish, will my way with all the teachers. 62. To Jcannic Smith, 1, Bonnie Williamson, will my long raven locks. 63. To Louise Boyne, 1, Elnora Mayfield, will my beautiful red fingernails. 64. To Ziva Hinds, I, Ruth Pond will my love for cars with red wheels. 65. To Kathryn Ellis, 1, Joyce Sandiffer, will my way with sailor boys. 66. To Betty Pittinger, I, Norma Hicks, will my bathing suit. 67. To Billy White. I, Florence Sweeney, will my trip to Henryetta (12 hours). 68. To Roy Collier, I, Mary Helen Merkle, will my dancing technique. 69. To Mary Louise Weger, 1, Peggy Frazier, will my ability to type. 70. To a few members of the 7th grade, we, Pearl Busby, Bernice Casey, Eileen Franklin and Lela Mae Duckworth, will our ability to become seniors. 71. To Richard McIntyre, 1. Billy Sidwell, will my musical ability. 72. To LcRoy Stanley, I, Reynard Dingman, will my hunting license. 73. To J. W. Bennett, I. Wayne Cox, will online in Journalism. 74. To my little brother, I. Carl Herrmann, will my ability to keep quiet. 75. To the Juniors, we, Stanley Sutton, Raymond Tullius, Leo Rhcuark, Kenneth Duckert and Staton DeShazo, will our diplomas. 76. To Joe Paul Suttlemeyer, I, Kenneth Fuller, will my abilitv to plav football. 77. To Bob McPherson, 1, Junior Pritchard, will my straight shiny hair. 78. To Ruby Bond, I, Avako Maruyama, will my outstanding ways. 79. To Rosa Lee Armstrong, I. Doris Mabry, will my love for Texas. 80. To Virginia Crum, 1, Edna Baker, will my ways with the football hot s. 81. To the Junior High, we, the Senior Class, will our orderly ways in the halls. 82. To the Freshman Class, we, the Senior Class, will our intelligence. 83. To the Sophomore Class, we, the Senior Class, will our books. 84. To the Junior Class, we, the Senior Class, will our dignity. 85. To the Faculty, we, the Senior Class, will our appreciation for their helpful guidance. In witness whereof, we. The Senior Class of 1937, have to this last will and testament, subscribed our mark this Mav, 1937. OUR THE SENIOR X CLASS OF 1937 MARK Subscribed by the Senior Class, in the presence of each of us, the undersigned, and at the same time declared by us to be our last will and testament, and we. thereupon at the request of the Senior Class, in their presence, and in the presence of each other, sign our names hereto as witnesses, this a day of May, 1937. Peggy' F razier Mary Helen Merkle Florence Sweeney Robert Lee Jones Arnold Paul Hart Mart Singleton 97 PATRONS PACE Irving McClung Sapulpa Union Railway Menifee and Boulton Bean’s Bakery Diamond Service Station Bob Holzemer R. K. Robertson Stewart’s Service Cleaners Cosby Beauty Shop Oklahoma Gas Electric Clarence Saunders Southern Ice Co. White’s Grocery Sapulpa Hotel Herbert Johnson Bill Brackett Parisian Cleaners Firestone Service T. L. Blakemore Sapulpa Specialty Co. Democrat News Fred Dyer Claude Davenport Sapulpa Creamery Alvin Hicks Fred Patrick Don McMasters Gibson Lunch Stand Liberty Glass Co. Bartlett-Collins Ed Ellinghausen Dr. C. J. Gramolini Sapulpa Shoe Shop Sapulpa Herald T. H. Hair’s Continental Service Station Lightfoot Glass Wade’s Beauty Shop Pat’s Cleaners Streeter Speakman O. L. Humes S. H. Kress Co. J. J. Newberry Wilson Bros. J. C. Penny Co. Lewis and Landrith Scneker’s, Jeweler Rogers Bakery Turley Studio Harmony-Woodruff Southwestern Engraving Co. Craun Motor Co. Hayes’ Beauty Shop Fred Boone E. A. Cowman S. W. Millhollon Grocery Doctor P. K. Lewis A. M. Bray W. J. Miller, Jeweler Naif eh Son Beatty Bros. Grocery Knappenberger Grocery Sapulpa Motors, Inc. Sunshine Laundry Potter’s Milling Co. Champion Shoe Shop Mike’s Radiator Shop Sam Allen Harry Hibbard Earl Berryhill George Martin Fullerton-Stuart American National Bank ACKNOWLEDGMENT The Sapulpan Staff of Nineteen-hundred-thirty seven wish to express their appreciation to the Senior Mothers Club for the services rendered in helping put over their activities and for the good will and council given them in their senior year. To the business men of Sapulpa, who gave so loyally and freely of their time and money to help us, we extend our thanks. To the administration and faculty, who have been so patient and helpful in the promotion of our activities, we thank you. The Staff. AUTOGRAPHS Harmony-Woodruff, Inc.. Sapulpa, Okla. mm mm.