Sapulpa High School - Sapulphan Yearbook (Sapulpa, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1951 volume:

T-'T ' 'Y ' ff T 3' If J A Q...L.,--fQi FI he bapulpan IQSI 'N ooo ooo W I I ooo ooo wwe ww 'ww wwe ww HIHHHIHII The Sipulpm Staff presenfs vw wxth thus hook lAlODII'1QTl'11TVOUWIll emoy reidmq rt and Chermh l Cross SECTION of school life ln Sapulpa Hugh School Vxfe have worked ery hard In its , reparaflom l-lere T IS xou The Semor Clase washes to expres51'rs apprefuafuon ie each Teacher who mode the veorbook possnble We also waht To thank the Darrow for theur support 'BXFWXQWFUJFW' fFWi'Qff3x X Q X Q Q X , 7 K, ,M X J IX I I 7 I I I ,j l I I l c , 4 e i V L I , , C x C . l as a valued possesamoh We have fried to make at a It ls. I If rs 2 Y X, Q x, Q Q ,,, , X, he 7, . ,f , BfWi?fN TABLE III' IIUNTENTS CLASSES UBS!-INIZXQITIUNS I-IIJIVIINISTHXITIIIN X-IIITIVITIES Z-ITHLETIIIS as rv '?f5w919fW5?f 3? 0 0 0 0 ,, , ., ' 'i 1 i a i a ii ii 'Sig' V ' H . . Guiding light and leading star Watching inspiring where e'er we areg E'en tho' we sing thy praise to the sky We can never repay you Sapulpa High. .163 DPULPD SDDULDD , OKLDHOITID EE W 3 Eff 'UU'-un.. i .ak To thy name our hearts respond and Leap To remembrance of comrades fonclg All this and more you mean To us, why? so Because we love you Sapulpa High. 7 .SJ A1161 VALEDICTORIAN OCLI1 CLH266 SALUTATORIAN ,X Maiwfi -si I-41 ol? Jong OUTSTANDING GIRL OUTSTANDING BOY 3 M cf' -1 , W, 7-QV V1 Jw wwf . il .. ., in Oo ' Q 'Can og, n., ug., '04 . v Q., . .1 liqtqq 1 s4, '4a o ., ' vu U00 ' az 4' o ' Tr M f endmt auf? ii USZL CAWL6 Sm zA GOING TO COLLEGE WINNER n ' L Elm' but educatnon ends only wnth Infe Robertson Instruction ends in the schoolroom CLASSES new DELMER ANCLIN Nutty as a fruItcake FLOYD BALL Those crazy gIrIs fg 1 AVA MARIE BANKS It s Mrs now RAYDEAN BASSI-IAM Short and Sweet and hard to beat KENNETH BAXTER Army Band? FLORENCE BOGARD Mr Carners IIttIe helper IESSIE BOYD The gurl wIth all the Ideas BARBARA BRANNON Typlng Whlz IEWELL BURNS ActIons speak louder than wo ds 'lla-r LYNNE CARTEQ ust call m Stiff! MARY ANN CI-IAPPELLE Do you have your story? LOUISE CONLEY I like tan Ivlercurles ALICE COOPER 'GM Q Come on kld il BILLY COY RONALD PAT-l-Y Cutue IS the word p'eS'denI MARVIN DAVIDSON The I'T1al'I WITIW the l'lOrr1 Wheres Margaret7 WANDA DAVIDSON Have you seen ShIrIey9 DAN DAVIS That Southern drawl IOHN DAVIS Dnd you hear? SAM DAVIS No there s no reIatIor1 IOI-INNY DEAN I prefer the Valednctoruan ROY DEASON Happy go lucky NENA DENTON Another Mrs DAVID DICKENS Yes I rn a future farmer KENNETH EAST The class clown F rn II f DARLA EDWARDS Your lunch IS 39C . . O C I . 5 JJ , I I W N IJ y 1lq,,,,,. J e HQ yen .I 'fx 'I I I . I QI ,X .Z I f I. y ! 4 'I I 1 I, . ,, X MI, 5 K , My ,A EX., N I D ll ' I' If I If ff U A 4 Six! rn Ql'll0I Z5 LIOLA MARIE ELLIS Transferred to Sand Sprmgs EDWARD FENSKA Bruver Ed ig 1 ROSE MARY FIELDS She runs luke a Ford DOVIE FLEMING Sweet as the day rs long DESI REE GAMBLE .anown through the courtesy of Proctor and Gamble PETE GANN ust lucky I guess EDWARD GRIFFIN ls today lab day? PAUL GRIMM Stull looking tor that dream gurl VOLITA GUINN Do you take Iournalrsm9 NORMA LEE HAMM Smarter than you know FLOYD HAMMOND Bashtul Floyd ELIZABETH HANEY ueen Elizabeth ELLA MARIE HAUGHT Do you have your booI4keeprng7 RONNIE BEAVERSON BOBBY HAYES Vice president Over at Kellyvrlle Basketball Star IOAN HEATH Where S Ella9 MODENIA HODGES Wayne sand MARGARET HUBBARD I work at the show RICHARD HUGHES Gurl crazy WAYNE HURT Her constant compan on BILL IOHNSON Sure I ll race you HELEN IONES Getting out mud term IS sure fun VIRGINIA LOU KECK Smart as a whrp NANCY KLINGENSMITH I prefer TU GERALD LAKE Bashtul Ben PAUL LAND Llttle but mrghty IJ. 85 f-1-if 5 tb- eI'll0l 5 9 VERNON LAND I tunally made It DONALD LARKIN Where 5 Sutton? TOM LAWSON Munnue good tlmes DELLA MAE LEGRAND At Kress we DOROTHY LEWMAN Too qu et for words BARBARA LIGHTNER Do you have your Shorthand? LOU LONG Dynamo of energy IOAN MANESS I haven t decided HELEN MARTIN Yearboolf jltterbug BILL MATHEWS Bothersome Bull GLENNA MAUCH The Typing Kid BUDDY MEFFORD I sure luke Stagecraft CAROLYN SUE MILLER I m engaged ORVILLE MOBLEY ALMA BOWEN I m gust the quuet type Secretary NORMAN MONTGOMERY Blondle A blonde with a shy grnn LOUISE MORFORD Chatterbox PEGGY ANNE MORRIS I II be glad o o MAXINE MORRIS ust call me blondle MAUREEN MURPHY I use Ponds IERRY NAIFEH A buck s a buck anyway you look at It KATHERINE NATION Sweet Natlon IIM NAVE I Il brung my harmonuca WANDA NORDYKE Quiet IOYCE OLDENHAGE Let me guve a demonstration on haur L nlvxfm runsung LAVADA PAGAN Always on the move H - . H I 0 1 I C O O ff - - r' ' ,, H , -,. mm I H ,, 5. . ip 7? -1 il ,, ,, K Ma, 3 . H , - 4 ,, ll - ll I I t d It nl . ,, ,, ,, ,, , . H X IOAN PAYNE Full of pep gnggrj KAY PEACE She has a ready smlle MATTIE PEEK May I use the phone? IANE POTTER She never has an extra word to say KENNETH POTTER I ann t ot no use for women PAT POWERS Too qu et for words PHYLLIS PRATER mpg Now lnsten here Kud RAY PRICE Us gurls In Shorthand IOHN PRINCE Studues interfere with my actuvmes 41:25 MARCIE PULLIAM Another Mrs ETHEI. EAYE PUTMAN It s Dale now DICK RAMPP Dgger O Dell EUGENE REED Bud for short CARROL REESE CARQL BERTQN A smulung face IS a great asset Treasurer TOM Reoolmo A human Hummlngblrd All ready for Latnn class? ONEVA RESETZ Cotta work on the yearbook EVELYN RIVERS Not graduatung CLYDE ROBERTS Slow but sure or gust glve me a little more trme LORETTA ROBINSON Its Small now IAMES SAMS Not graduating SYLVIA SEAY Oh johnny Oh lohnny MARY RUTH SHREFFLER Thought IS much more valuable than speech DAVID SKIDMORE C-ot somethnng to pam 9 CHARLES SMITH T I -111 Never a dull moment IPATSY SMITH Not graduatnng 0 0 1 . . . 11 11 11 . 1 g 11 ,W 1 , ir- 11 - 11 Ci X, A Q 11 11 Q 11 . 1 .- 1 11 1 11 11 11 11 11 11 . 11 Il ' ' ll I 11 11 ,, . . . - 11 11 1 11 11 I ' 1 If 11 1 1 11 - - t 11 'T I ' T' Q ,if Y -3 1.11 ' 'SB 3-Gi 1-33 Lax Y' Tv IC TPOEET T STARR N V V QIIIOI 5 MLTDIE QTL E Q51 W H Im Tn TTT T5 U TJTTU TfbPT'T-T SU C T x I NTCJTW T T UT VEN T T HE XX AT D XVXM H BH T XNUXT T3 I S TET VAT Tx XT L XVT-T g V LC T XMTMTTXTEY Trx, N E XVT-T T 1 CLTTCTTJVT T-TELETNT VVTLLTXTOT xdy GV at DIVX 'T XVTLLNTOT FL TTR XTE VT up ma T 9 EEN WTLLIAAK L TJLA VVTT LHE L LFT-T Tfx XVRES HE Pu: 1 1 ui T1 vu! appLar abc T THRU TNOV NTAN TOUT P DL DTD OTN 2 . 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I, . ax 'i a I 1. ff 4 1 , x :C it K K A 1 C 'Xi 4 11-111' l : ' Q m , 7 Q K' l 4-E 1- V ' 43 T:.,u l -1 qu, 5 r ' fat J 'x ,W A - w 4' 3 ii IJ' .DG TS 4721.51 JUNIOR OFFICERS CAROLYN CLARK EVERETT BARNES FRED LEE LOUEL' A LOWE Class nf 1952 -5111 CHARLES ADAMS HAROLD ALBERDING BILL ALEXANDER IERRY ALEXANDER ROBERT ALEXANDER ANNA MAY ARCH RAYMOND ASHER LARRY BAKER EVERETT BARNES FREIDA BENNETT SHIRLEY BENNETT MILDRED BINGHAM BEVERLY BILBO JOHN BOWERS CECIL sou ww CHARLENE BOAZIW BOB BRIGGS WALTE RECHT CLIFFORD BRADLEY X MINNIE LOU BRENTS BARBARA BROOKS ETHEL BROOKSHIER PHYLLIS BROWN ALICE BURRIS EUGENE CARSON BOB CASTO AUSTIN CHAPPELLE Turnfy- ' hx X hu -3 3 I1 3 .V 6 -'vi 1 l 1 UQ KENNETH CHAPMAN CAROLYN CLARK MARY COWMAN MARY ANN COOPER PATTY COBB DONALD COLE CHARLES COLEMAN RONALD COONCE CURTIS CROWE IANET CRABTREE BARBARA DUCKERT CLARA DUNBAR IEANIE DYER CERTRUDE EDWARDS IIMMY ELLIS DICK ECHOLS 'bias LEAH FICKINCER BETTY FRANKFATHER BARBARA CIERHART IOHN GIRD NORMA GOBER IACK ooowm VIRGINIA GOLDEN EUGENE HALL DONALD HARRINCTON ROBERT HARRISON TOM HARRISON BOB HARVEY OPAL HARVISON IOYCE HATLEY BOB HERNDON IOYCE HIGGINS SCOTT HUDGINS HELEN HAUGI-IT VIRGINIA HAUGI-IT SHIRLEY KEEN DAVID KENDALL EARL LAWSON FRED LEE IDE ANN NORMA LINKHART LA IUNTA LOWE LOUELLA LGWE NORICE LUCAS BARBARA LUKER I B MAHONEY RAYMOND MAI-IONEY BOB MARTIN IIMMY MERCER DALLAS MILLER MAC MCCLUNC IACK MCCULLOUGH PATRICIA MCMUNN NELLIE ORR IOAN PEEPLES DENNIS POTTER -79' hh LO f I4 Z- rf 1 lx 11536 T7 'Z' -XJ 'C' LL CHARLES RANKIN HELEN REGTOR HAZEL REED GEORGE ROBERTSON IEANIE RULE RGARET SANDRIDGE DELORES SEBER IAN SELF IMCGENE SHACKELFORD FREDA SIBBALDS SHIRLEY SIGLER PHYLLIS SMITH OAN SPEED IULIA TAYLOR AFRANDA THOMASON BROOKS THOMPSON BEN TIGER LORETTA TURNER SHIRLEY TYE MARY ANN VAIL LEON WARNER PHYLLIS WHITNEY BETTY WIGGINS WANDA WIGGINS PEGGY WILLIAMS GI ENN WILSON DONNA NEWSOME THE END - of the lunch period Lazy Bones ' 4 ' 4. I The three stooges Making a good impression Well shut my mouth Lookie who's com'ng Tell that one again Cold feet Glad to know you Winter Wonderland Snow bound Tllzriydfrrrz' 1- ,aww . V4 SOPHOMORE OFFICERS SANDRA MCCLAIN BILLIE CASH JERRY ADELBLUE VERNON YOUNG Class nf 19563 T-Glrlj'-four ,rr 'I .Vp I c 1 ,' - A J 7, , I , 'N 't '7fx, I , ' ,ff ,I V , f 4, ff 1 Y 1, 1 ,af I' ., l 5 C f. I- I, 'IV . ' f l,x 1 , L 5. V- I - 'L I' .I I 1 I-ff' Iclf' Gfyf -- ' f ' ,fl ,v L'A.kI-.5 L'I'f'l -4 1 SIJPHIIIVIUHES FIRST ROW Janet Elam Betty Glenn Ellen Brock Dorothy Sluss Bonnse Blankenshup Patrlcna Coleman Janet Cono Betty Satterwhlte Rae Busbee Helen Lance Betty OShuelds Sharon Anderson Louise Smith Dorothy Fox Ray Coleman SECOND ROW Shlrley VanSxckle Claudle Wlllard Bobby Tnfft Jrrn Payne Frank Conley Glen Blankenship Larry Davxdson Dennle Wortman Bobby Cope Ronnue Rae Alva Young Don Jackson . ,e GRO FIRST ROW b Br: Vernon Young Pete Egan Ethyle Sluss Bonnie ns up Patricia Coleman Janet Cono Betty Bradley Gerald Golden Loulse Petrtt Morgue Keck Wnllnarcl Spares Christopher Dolen Carl Henderson SECOND ROW Jon Chase Bob Boyne Don Rampp Ruth McCall Mary Ann Land Norma Hudglns Joan Mathews Thelma Yockham Eugene Cumbey Peggy Mnchell Sandra McClain Phyllis Smith THIRD ROW Jean Oldenhage Henry Baker Kenneth Anglrn THIRD ROW Geo ae Key Harold Masner Eugene Martln James Sm th Jerry Stevens Rlchard Crenshaw Jean Mauch Jane Mauch Don Engles James Muller Jack Reed FOURTH ROW Kay Brooks Marne Alborn Josephnne Shahan Herman Hausn r Jerry Adelblue J B Cue Sam Langston Ronnle Tnger Ralph Davxs Marvln Ellis Davnd Bays 4 FIFTH ROW Garland Starret Don Jones T J Kennedy Jam 6 Hutton UP II 77,45 Jlrn Hamlln Laurre Ann Skeen Pat Holcomb Luculle Larney Los Shreffler Evelyn Brasheors Marlene Bentneld Mary Charles Charlene Carrol FOLJRTH ROW John Burkhamrner Marnlyn Wllllbey Nellne Messer BII Hall Vernon Bnllmgsley Harold York Tneresa huar Marlon Cantwell Maryorre Brown Laoma Lane Dorls Murphy FIFTH ROW Harold Tlger Robert Martun Sandra Nrchols Wlmfred Asher Ben Hull Marne Hall Thelma Hancock GROUP ll FIRST ROW Bullre Cash Sue Straln Nancy Hayes Vrrgwma Applegate Mackue Vall Janus Moldrup Nancy Whrtesude Sue Smnth Dorothy Hubbard Tea Carr Jock Connor Earl Lytle Vera Mae Parker Earlnne Morgan Margaret Games SECOND ROW J B Pulant Ronald Johnson Charles Snrpes Mulford Long Poncho Powschvek Louls Wlckharn Donald Roat Kenneth Long Betty Jo Mann Erma WIggIns THIRD ROW Karla Sue Payne ShIrley Long I.oIs Strom B lly Fltzgerald Ernestune Cowrnan Charles Walters VIrgnl Stevens Charles Montgomery George Johnson Charles Brewer Joe Rodgers John WI! on Charles Wrlson Alnce Gaylor Norma Hayes Dons Bucnanan FOLJRTH ROW Wanda Nesrwth Peggy Palmer Claudine Mor rs Joe Brock Don Bacon Tony Brumlev Bob Jackman Jnm Harkes Gretta Ward Pat Lower, Carolune SmIth Edna Srmth FIFTH ROI' Harold Bllby Jessie Lowe Jim Tanner Bull Van Arsdale Tflxvly I1 go 5' If 1947 Q, C I f Q J f' 1 1: Q ' f C, I fo r N. -I I I. .4 I , C I f, C . , I I . L V '.. ' C. r Y 1 ' -'G EL S f 4 J ' ' 4 F 4 6 SN ,V r Z, A 1 5 I KJ- ' ' Rx '. fr , rl fr!! L... . ov I -I'-,L L lv-1 r I . T, ' 1 gin ,if f'd.. Lil 1'..-v fvf -W ' s. I.J 1 ' I ,HI , 4. f , , , . Y , , , s', I I I I I F I , I , I 'I fl 1 A 1 1 - K, I I G I 'I I 'I I ,I I I I I I ' I ,,,, , Y IO I , I ,I I I 4 I 'V I I I .,,' ., .4...,,g,q FRESHMAN OFFICERS FRANKIE CIERHART SUSANNE BAXTER IOY CAROL HARTON DON DAVIS A07 4, ff! fn-v-4'-11, :Aff Lfxlfi-'W 0 69 1 -nut, 5' AN 14 71 C A-Jw if ,j-we if fy Class uf 1954 T lj X , - 1- f fa , ' 'ff , IW , ' ., -AW., ,L MR, 7,3 . Q ,kL' ' 'Z' I fli. 545612, 'f.L.f 5 f I' c ffff 'H ,Lf X 'P',Lfg Wk, 'iw Vi, LJ 4-f YL' sl ' ,I 4 1' t H .,,,i,,, , V V J f , ' ,i fp hir '-sig -ff f I S' Nl FHESHIVIE FIRST RCW H L Po Carolyn Conley Johnny Beatty Bobble Rlederer Susanne Thompson Duane Davis Suzanne Baxter Barbara Ruederer Connue Aston Patty Dnllon Judy Dlxon Kay Sharp Wrnlfred Edwards Sherry Ganlbrearth Sher man Smnth SECOND ROW Delb rt Bouse Paul Carr Charles Chapman Ray Vandecar Leon Farley Clyde Sellers Kenneth Ruth Lester Upshaw Cavnn Colluns Floyd Sellers Carl Wrlgh! Glens Zurnault Jackle Young Bully Bob M Iler THIPD ROW Dayld Blodgett Alyln Wrlght Roy Stevens Danuel Sandrldge Blll Ruth Woodrow Boaz Ronald Cox Larry Jameson Bonlta Boo k Wanda Chnlders Betty Shretfer G enela Pulllam Judy Northey FOURTH ROVN B Ily Paul Cloud El as Smxth Jackue Adams Betty Jo Wlngo Ellrs Faye Srnlth Twlla Conley Barnara Hatley Ann Brown, f KM! .,yM6,.,,x IFTI-I Row Doug as Drye Donald Herzef Emrly Wrexham Corenla Logu lren Atchley Alnce Ann Moore Sue PhrI'ros GROLJP ll FIRST ROW Lester H ndersan Talya Jennungs Mlldred Lewe' lung Delpha Carson Do Is Carnes Haz l Horn Marcua Mondrer Clythua Rose Phyllls Kath Kay Faulkner Paulune Hand Jean Kelly Margaret Ro khod Bobby Co ton M lynn Ltttle SECOND ROW Llnda Maness Coleen Murphy Patty Rae a hernne Harper Carol Klan en rn th Duane l o n A C Sanger Quana Dobbs Ronald Martrn M xrne C t V rgnnla GOO h Lots Heatn Bern: e Wnlson THIRD ROW Sammy Coll Bryan Mltchell Tony Doudncan Huoert Brooks Daytd Do en Herman Robrnson Jess Taylor FOURTH ROW Fredtlre Fretz Kenn lh Horn Dlane Lan,ston Roy Brad ey James Swartzlanfler Harold Bruton Marne Wor M r, y IC Mary len auth rla GR LP lll FIRST ROW Cloud ne Hu,hes Jo Pat Tanton Rosso West Kenneth Coy Don Brrggs Barbara Stoneklng Denzl Pckett Patsy Crabtree Rr hard Boro e Dean Osoorn Betty Thomas Mary Ptckett Don tta Elo k Carl Lance SECOND ROW B II Mo rss Den Sher ll Geor,e Denham V r gunna Duncan Georgte DeGraffenreId Wynoa Jett Eeyel Lane Stella Kuykendall J-ants Page Donna Ktroy Jul mrfh Wanza DeHart G ralcl vh-tehouse Jlmmne Kn ht THIRD ROW Elolse M :hel Marte Caks Barbara Al en SO ly ktamore Clara Pounl Ramona Long Treca Hudglns Eartnara A her B ruara Early Phlllo Rq,le Albert Lowry Gtlbert I lam onnle An l n FOLIRTH RC r Mur fsscr Vtrrrnta Goo h Cleda Rose Jean Dodson Geo ,e Nfertnen Charles Bal Heroert Adams Frank e ernart E Day FIFTH RON Charles Reed Tomm, Moore Wallace Dobson arte MIller Peq,y Grant Ellzagcth Carrtck Daytd Trreo r r n Du turf lhzrll 1: C4 vvvd-AU' fc ,LVM 'x l I, K X K A ' I A ' ll., I I I I I S I I A , ' L V ' 3 . r , I I lk , I C 1 L ' - I I I .Y 1 , I A-lfdfn O 1 . . yne, , I , . , , - , I I I - I 7 ' I I I 1 ' 'L I' , I , ' , I 3 f 'f fr, l ff I I I I I , N I Q .M - I , l I I I f .I ' ' I ' ' I F fs I I I I A ' C I ' X A ' , ' Tom Echols, Deloert LeGrand Georg: Grrffun, Chftord Bakery I I I - I K r , Q S I , E - , ng I Q ' ' I C I F I 5 I I - I - e A I I - ' ' O O 'ey at L t , EI! E e ml O , I ' ' , I I I is , a ' X I '- , V G, . , 5 ' 2 , I , I E g I 2 i ' -A . :I , , I I r 4 I n ' I- , va I T I, . , I , , ' ' y GI ll 'S , G 'I . Q M n L' I I I I ' I l LUV el Jlrtg It D2 f ' 1 I H f-I ' u vu as -14 ,, I 21 U sa in ll V . 0 - , 'll f i 'Q' 59 gif if mil 'lx i 13 nif- 'Im '-Q, xy We all can't be energetic Noon time attraction Ouchl my back Lending a helping hand Meditation Tfllrlv-riylzt HAIZ TI fi ,l 44 ' fl - 1 1 Q f -'A' X ,' 1 1 I ,f I L., .'1l H! 1 f, If f , X S 'I di ..,A,.. M, M ' If Q4 u Q. PRINTERS CLUB FIRST ROW Jam Hankes Paul Land Larry Davndson Glen Blanken hnp Desuree Gawwlzl On va Resetz Jack Carner Harold Alb rdlng George Nerthen Kenneth Potter H FIRST ROW Jackle Causey Irene Atchley Patsy Crabtree Munn e Brents Jo Ann Adams Jo Ann Mathews Dorothy Hub bard Marllyn Wnllnbey Morlorne Brown Laoma Lane Blllle Horn r Quanu Childress Peggy Palmer Sandra McCIaln Pe gy Mlchell Phyllls Smith Edna Smith Mary Cowman Mrs Phelps SECOND ROW Ella Haught Dorothy Fox Jan Self Mary Ann Cooper Modensa Hodges Shvrley Frednck Nancy Klnngensmnth Helen Rector Sylyla Seay Shnrley Bennett Wanda Davudson hlrley Morford Shnrley Tlfft Barbara Allen Carolyn Brashears Barbara Stoneklng Coleen Murphy Kay Faulkner Twllc Conley THIRD ROW Betty Bradley Ethyle Sluss Mary Sams Vnrgmua Harwell Jan t Kona Doyle Fleming Opal Haryl on Marlene Benefleld Wanda Nesrnuth Sandra Nnchols Helen Lance SECOND ROW M Davis Leon Warner Pete Gann Roy Dea on Frank Con'ey Vnrgsl Gremo e Ted Carr Floyd Ball Delo IS Frxend Cnarlotte Gann Sylyla Hufflne Joy Carol Har ton Laurue Ann Skeen Pot Holcomb Carolyn Clark Charlene Boaz Imogen Shackleford FOURTH ROW Jean Dyer Janet Elarn Betty Glenn Vnrglnla Bunch Vurgunla Haught Helen Haught Theresa Rheuark Ellen Bro k Dorothy Rensch Shnrley Reed Charlene Carrol Norma Hud Ins Loss Heath FIFTH ROW Llnda Maness Sue Strain Barbara Brooks Mar qaret Gaines Barbara Glerhart Allce Cooper Vnrguna Golden Della Mae LeGrand Jerry Satterwhute Marne Alburn Afranda Thoma on Anna Archer Marne Hall Peggy Moms Joan Mane s Margaret Hubbard Freda Bennett Maureen Murphy Carolyn Tru Joan Heath Rayd an Bassham Helen Martln SPANISH CLUB FIRST ROW Jeannue Rule Florence Bogard Lnola Ellus Jean me Whutt Jessie Boyd Sylyla S ay Maureen Murphy Norma Lnnchart Modenla Hodges Mary Cowman Joan Lee SECOND ROW Carolyn Clark Phyllis Brown Mildred Bang ham Hazel Reed Gertrude Edwards Jeannue Dyer Lynne III Carter Joan Payne Helen Jones John Bowers Mrs Carter THIRD ROW Jerry Naafeh Roy Deason Jlmrny Mercer Ed ward Fenska John Prlnce Davnd Kendall Donald Cole George Robertson Tommy Lawson Sam Langston ,. 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Q. .JI ,N .- . v , -s -W., K OFFICE ASSISTANTS FIRST RON Darla Edwards Kay Peace Mary Ann Chappelle Ohevo Resetz Rose Mary Flelds Trula Wrnchell Phyllls Prater Jessve Boyd Ethel Putman Loretta Robrnson Raydean Eassham Jane Potter SECOND ROW Sandra Nrcho's Lourse Smith Loretta Turner Joan Peeoles Alrce Gaylor Wanza DeHart Loaella Lowe Knnght Foyd Sellers Don D vls H L Payne Gen Wrson Jerry :teh Jlmmy Payne Ronnle Rae Mac McCIang Sammy Coll Wesley Vlhrttlesey Le ter Henderson Marvnn Llttle Don Boyne SEC ND RON Danod Datfa cl Cav n Colllns Jack Gojwln George Worth n Bully Mathews Walter Brecht Howard Wag ner Everett Barnes Don Jones Raymond Asher Freddle Fretz Jon Chase Don Jackson Leon Warner THIRD RON Frank Glerhart Gerald Golden Johnny Beatty flrtford Braaley Tany BrI,m'ey Ro-vnle Beaverson Johnny Dean Wayn Hart Bag Jackman Dtck Echo's Tony Doadt LATINA FIRET RO LaJunta Lowe Jants Maldran Darla Edwards Nancy Whlteslde Karla Sue Pa,ne Nancy Klrngensmlth CaroI erton John Prlnce yyra Dorath Hubbard Joan Maness Loaella Lowe SECOND RO J Ethylc ,lass BL erly E5lt,a Alrce Cooper Jessle Delpha Carson LaJunta Lowe Narllyn Wtllnbey Wanda Nesmuth Pat McNAunn Helen Wrlmot THIRD ROW Betty LeGrand Hazel Reed Ellzabeth Haney Evelyn Brashears Helen Lance Roe Busbee Jo Ann Mathews Marlon Cantwell VIFQIHIO H'aoght Helen Haaght Betty Wuggnns IY ILA 01 FOURTH ,ROW Donald Cole B Harvey Donald Bacon Robert Alexandel' Kenneth Han, Paul Grrmm Tommy Law on Dan Davls Joan Prtnce, Walter Jones FIFTH RON Bob Alexander George Vanwlnkle Bob Boyne George Key Fred Lee Clrftord Baker Harold Mnsner Pete Egan John Brentlnnger Dan Bradley Carl Henderson SIXTH RCW Blly Coy Don Herzer Larry Baker Edward Grlttrn Elm r Warren Bob Herndon Marvrn Davra on Krppy East Jrmmy Ellrs Bob Martrn Charles Smrth Tommy Fltzger old Jerry Adelblae fam Langston SOCIETAS Boyd Jo Lynn Terry D01 Jon s Ronnre Beaverson Tommy Reddtng Bob Harvey James Srnrth Wesley Whrttlesey Jlmmy Payne Ronnxe Rea THIRD RON Phyllrs Prater Peggy Wrllroms Cohella Wresche Mrs Carter Margaret Sandrldge George Key Tom Harrnson Brooks Thompson Tykue Potty Phyllls Whrtn y I r wif gi h 1 - 1 a I E ' W U I It ,Url I I N 'J ' .1 X 1 4 A i ' ,f' ' Q '4 C Q' ' , X ,,' I J . 'i IA 1 I ' 1 , H - ., A J ,JI Iv '- FIRST' RON BIII Davrs, Claadre Wlllard, Jrm Hcnkes, Jlm can, Bob Briggs, Vernqn Young N .- s I , Q , , 1 I , . ' J. ' ks, , , I , I I 9-D - I l Q I ' r y I , , fr' f . I I , . . I I I J ff - , , , , 3 , , B ' SII im, y , ' ' I ' tv. A 4 wi Y I ' I I 0 lynn: W, I I. -Q ., f' 1. -I ,I-Q. Q .Lt DQ JUNIOR RED CROSS FIRST ROW Margaret Rackhold Kay Fulkner Mary Ann Vaal Dorothy Hubbard Barbara Duckert Nancy Whutesude Susanne Baxter Jeannue Whitt Wanza DeHart SECOND ROW Mr Hendrack Joyce Hngglns Barbara Luker Dan Davus Jlmmy Payne Ronnne Rea FUTURE TEACHERS FIRST ROW LaJunta Lowe Jan Self Phyllxs Whstney Pat Holcomb Vargunua Applegate Mackne Vaal SECOND ROW Della Mae LeGrand Wanda Davidson Afranda Thomason Laurne Ann Skeen Tom Red dung Klppy East Dons Murphy Margaret Hubbard Sylyua Seay Maureen Murphy ESPALATINI FIRST ROW Jessie Boyd Sylvna Seay Joan Maness Shlrley Sugler SECOND ROW Br ce Townsend Wesley Whnttlesey Klppy East John Prunce Tommy Harruson Mrs Carter Affv MJ of te ,fyQff'fwf juz VMMJZZ ,I X Q, X f WW mf tiff? I I Ad , , .gf . I+ ' I I I I II S I ft ' f S. l I I - , f is - I 1 . . g - .. I ' L4 I ' ' r f s - .' , V 1 . v', Delpha Carson, Nancy Klingehsmnth, Patty Rae, Louella Lowe. I I I f . nf A 'QI ' on 5 ' 1 K ' , A ,, Q 0 , ef - 'S . I ' rr- I v- QL- 0 . 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A K ' 1 1 yi if D Q , ,y .335 r ,, '4 JUNIOR MOTHERS GIerhart Mrs A G Tye Mrs Ray B Alexander Ms H B Golden Mrs Fred Archer Mrs James T Clark FRATRES FIRST ROW Sam Dayts John Paul Cole Walter Brecht John Prince John Brentlnnger Brooks Thompson Glen Wnlson Ron me Rae Tommy Reddmg Jummy Payne Don Jones Mrs C E Mercer Mrs Merton Bennett Mrs George V Rob ertson Mrs Walter Brown Mrs F W Coooer Ms F W Alexander Mrs Leo Harvey LATINI SECOND ROW Larry Baker Jerry Alexander Bob Harvey Bruce Townsend Klppy East John Doyns T J Kennedy Ran me Beaverson Tam Harrison George Key Louus Wsckham Jerry Stephens Claudne Wnllard James Smath Tykue Patty Mrs Carter AUDITORIUM BOARD FIRST ROW M Garner Mrs Phelps Helen Jones Joyce SECOND ROW Mr Newman Mrs Roberts Tommy Reddung Hnggms Ernestune Cowman Joy Carol Harton Sylvia Seay Mr Vutale Mr Anderson Tommy Harruson Don Jones M Nancy Kfmgensmuth CaroI Berton Dan Davts Mary Ann Da ns Mrs Carter Miss Davus Coaoer frljlr O I ..,,...i ' -4 V . N 4 'Q t ,. K ' 'Ig ' I 5 4 A 1- K I ' I , ' , s A I V -I 5 I 2 I A 1 'I I . FIRST ROW Mrs. D. E Ftcknnger, Mrs. Mark Brooks, Mrs. Ray SECOND ROW: Mrs, E. H. Duckert, Mrs, Albert M. Edwards , . . , . , , r . , , . . . , . , . . - r. , , , , 3 . , . , I , , , . , . , , , V to -- h H ' ae A of .fx -- ld ,V f Y v .I ', , ' if L I ,LQQAX 7 - Vx SCIENCE CLUB Davls Dooald Duffo d Jean Dod on Frankie Glerhart Dons Carnes Jlm Hubbard Jummle Payn Ronnle Rae Claudle Wlllara Lest r H nderson Louella Lowe LaJun a Lam:- SECOND ROW Shlrley Fredrlcks Pat Furman Sally Skidmore Calvin Colllns Marlon Cantrell Bob Harvey Phnlllp Rlgale Charles Wllson in Wllson D n Days Bll Tutte Duck Rampp Cecll Bough C Roaert Alexander James Srnlth Ronald Martin Eu ene Curnbey Paul Land FOURTH ROW Everett Barnes Floyd Ball Joe Brock Sam Langston Klppy East Larry Baker Connle Harper Harold Mnsner Tommy Lawson Jlrn Nave Roy Deo ow STAGECRAFT Mr Garner Wlnfred Asher Joaw Lee Buddy Mefford Barbara Luker Gene Coffey Barbara Brooks Ronald Coonce LIBRARY CLUB FIRST ROW Anna Mae Arch r Helen Rector Ellzabeth Car SECOND ROW Betty Wiggins Phyllis Brown Mlnnle Lou rlck Blllle Cash Earllne Morgan Pe gy Morrls Freda Slbbalds Brents Beverly Bllbo Bull Johnson Bobby Casto John Wllson J0YCe Hatley Bonnle Blankenshlp Mary Shreffler Charles Wllson Mrs l-lellewell ffl, f . vw 1' 'il P 'sw sl A 4 I- , I I E 4 8 M I I 0 YMMVV - eq, . Q A 5 L -., , 'L FIRST RCW: 'lalva Jennlngs, Kay Sharp, Cllfford Baker, Don THIRD ROW: Mar,orie Brown, Betty Bradley, Lou Lane, J. B. , I I f , S , - , U3, ' , , I , Q -',Jo' ,la .,!l l,', ' 'I ' SIA no v'-fun 1 9 fre , .4 ALPHA TRI HI Y FIRST ROW Dorothy Hubbard Nancy Hayes Vnrgunla Apple gate Janus Moldrup Mackue Vaal Alice Gaylor Nancy Whnte sude Karla Payne Mary Ann Cooper Shnrley Tye Louella Lowe Lalunfa Lowe SECOND ROW Jean Dyer Sue Strann Pat Holcomb Ernestrne Cowman Peggy Palmer Marllyn Wnllnbey Laurae Ann Skeen Leah Fncknnger Joan Lee Barbara Gnerhart Shnrley Keen Jean Rule Barbara Luker THIRD ROW Dorothy Rensch Margaret Games Norma Hayes Betty Bradley Sharon Anderson Dorothy Fox Pat Lowery Hazel Reed Norma Lnnkhart Donna Jo Newsome Maureen Murphy Margaret Hubbard FOURTH ROW Nancy Klnngensmnth Sue Smlth Lou Long Joan Maness Modenla Hodges Darla Edwards Carol Berton Carolyn Tru Jo Lynn Terry Jeannle Whutt Sy yla eay Mlss Taylor BETA TRI HI Y FIRST ROW Beverly Lane Stella Faye Kuykendall Judy Smith Susanne Baxter Barbara Rlederer Patty Rae Quana Dobbs SECOND ROW Jane Page Treca Hudquns Wanza DeHart Sue Phrlllps Allce Moore Judy Northey Carolyn Conley FIRST ROW Lalunta Lowe Phyllls Prater Joan Heath Mnnne Lou Brents Florence Bogard Joan Peoples Shnrley Tye Pat McMunn Helen Wlllmot Darla Edwards Glenna Mauch Ray dean Bassham Louella Lowe SECOND ROW Mary Cowman Opal Harrlson Vlrgmla l-taught Barbara Llghrner Ella Haught ylrglnna Golden Afranda Thomason Jo Lynn Terry Helen Martm Lynne Carter Lo Claudlne Hugwes Ellzabeth Carrlck Connle Aston Talya Jen nnngs Juay Dlxow Donna Knrby Kay Sharp THIRD ROW Susann Thompson Duane Dayls Helouse Mvchell Jean Dodson Llnda Maness Duane Horn Duane Denham An el Srnger Carole Klnngensmlth Allce Gaylar Lon, Mod nla Hodges Jerry Nalfeh THlRD RC V Vlrqlnla Keck Earbara Glerhart Helen Hau ht Mlss Gll Peggy Wllnams Jan Self Jack Godwun Jane Potter FO' RTH ROW Earbaro Duckerf Gertrude Edwa ds Ray Prlce John Dean M Whvte Della LcGrand Deloha Boatrught Norma Lrnkhart Av ce Cooper Rudolph Venator Muss Dayls I fly lr r - . r v 1 r I r ' 1 nf r ry f r Joy Carol Horton, Coleen Murphy, Delpha Carson, Dorns Carnesl I I A I I f f f r t - r r ' V ' A' T ' ' ' ' ' ' V , rs U I X I , N V I ,A , I , , 'in 'Y A rr l Sew V .1 we 6 FIRST ROW Paul Land Ronald Johnston Jerry Blalr Jack Reed Don Harrington Duck Echols Kelly Corner Earl Lytle Glen Blankenship Larry Davidson VIFQII Stephens Charles Walters George Johnston SECOND ROW John Bowers Pete Gann Leon Warner Henry Baker Ronald Coonce Bob Sutton Margaret Hubbard Carolyn True Volnta Gulnn Lavada Pagan Mary Ann Vall FUTURE FIRST ROW Sherman Smuth Vlfgll Hutchins George Johnson Kenneth Ruth Charles Reed Tommy Moore Clyde Sellers llfwlesley Hutchms Duane Langstons Clifford Futzgerald Carl ance SECOND ROW Vgrqnl St jEa Little Charles Walters Austin Ch pe Ronald ston Roy Vandacar Wllns Heath Jam ughn Elll F0715 rx rf, Jeff! fff 44 A-fyxz f is I CLUB THIRD ROW Mr McCaul Kenneth Anglln Norman Mont gomery Bull Hall Charles Adams Jack McMlllon Charles Montgomery Charles Snups FOURTH ROW Mr Davis Delmar Anglun Sam Davis Ken neth Potter Duck Rampp David Bays Mr Bonham Wlnufred Asher FARAAERS THIRD ROW BII Hall Bully Fitzgerald Gerald Crawford Claudle Stephens Orvxlle Mobley Charles Snipes Ronnie Tiger Harold York .l B Pllant FOURTH ROW Mr Walkup Charles Brewer David Dickens Norman Montgomery Vernon Bullungsley Charles Montgomery Kenneth Long Alvin Wright Harold Bllby Bobby Whitney I Q 'fwfr 'Luk V I I-Ti. 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Q-- to 0 .I fx ,fx A CAPPELLA CHOIR FIRST ROW Bob Brlggs Jeanne Rule Maxine Vall Vlrglnlo Applegate Pat Holcomb Norma Hayes Sue Strarn Margaret Games Sylvla Seay Maureen Murphy Margaret Hubbard Leah Flcklnger Madenra Hodges Sue Smlfh Charles Rankln Freddie Fretz SECOND ROW Vernon Youna Jack Godwln Sharon Anderson Dorothy Fox Morlorle Brown Sylvla Hufflne Patty Rea Loune Ann Skeen Marllyn Wulluby Carol Klnngensmlth Kathryn Har per Raymond Mahoney Cllfton Hull Alvin Wrnght THIRD ROW James Swortzlander Jon Chose Eugene Reed Afronda Thomason Marlon Cantwell Vera Mae Parker Jerry Narfeh Tykle Patty Herbert Word Don Davis FOURTH ROW John Prlnce Johnny Deon I Claudine Hughes Blllle Horner Ernestlne Cawman Joyce Hug guns Peggy Palmer Peggy Mlchell Ava Banks Linda Maness Palsy Lowery Jackle Causey Edna Smlth FIFTH ROW Dons Murphy Coleen Murphy Claudine Morrls Jerry Satterwhlte Marne Hall Mary Satterfueld Mary Cannady Shnrley Wnlluoms Alma Bowen Marlorle Wullrams Ophelia Wresche GIRLS GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW Maxlne Vall Vlrglnla Applegate Karla Sue Payne Nancy Hayes Jonas Moldrup Nancy Whlteslde Mary Ann Vaal Potty Roe Dorothy Fox Sharon Anderson Peggy Mrchell Edna Smlth SECOND ROW Marlon Cantwell Margorle Brown Dons Ann Murphy Ern stune Cowmon Wardo Nesmlth Peggy Palmer Jane Do Peggy Grant Stella Faye Kuykendall Patsy Lowery Vnrgunla Harwell Theresa Rheuork Jackle Causey Glenda Pulllom Barbara Asher Imogene Kelly THIRD ROW Mr Vltale Carole Berton Sue Martln Barbara Early Marllyn Nulllbey Claudeen Morrls Colleen Murphy BOYS G ST I rms Murphy Pete Egan Jack Godwnn Jerry Naufeh Bo rngg Vernon Young Mr Vntale SECOND ROW Jon Chase Eugene Reed John Prunce John Dean Howard Wagner Freddle Fretz Quana Dobbs Ramona Long Sylvla Hufflne Clara Pound Joy Carol Horton Carolyn Smith Betty Shreffler Vero Mae Parker Phyllls H oth Norma Hudglns Morue Oakes FOURTH ROW Barbara Bolln Wllma Mount Kathryn Har per Claudeen Hughes Twula Conley Josephlne Shahan Marne Hall Mary Sutterfleld Mary Canady Mary Ellen Southerland Barbara Stoneknng FIFTH ROW Margaret Hampton Lou Lone Blllne Dean Hor ner Barbara Allen Norma Hayes Laurue Ann Skeen Sue Strom Sue Smlth Dorothy Hubbard Margaret Games LEE CLUB THIRD ROW James swartzlander Raymond Mahoney J B Mahoney Alyun Wright FOURTH ROW J B Cue Tykle Patty Robert Martln Roy Bradley Cllfton H ll Ferl! :M rn , . rw , 1 , I, v 1' 2 - ' I ' I s ff 'Y ,.pl-ff. 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THE SAPULPAN STAFF Tua Wnche Seceay ee Camb e oyce O denhage Des F RST ROW E zabe h Haney sPae Phy Boyd One a O Co Ed B uce Towmend es Sm h rm Cha SECOND ROW Dan Davs He en Na Bus ness Manage eh yNa 9 O z Co Ed Rese wif, CHARLES SMITH MAUREEN MURPHY LOU LONG SYLVIA SEAY Pres dent Vuce Pres dent Secretary Treasurer IOHN PRINCE State Presndent BET!-1 CLUB ETA Clubs are now enghteen years old The flrst club was organized In 1933 at Wofford College Sport anburg South Carolina by Dr John W Harris Slnce that time the clubs have spread througout 16 states wuth 1 815 chapters and 41 189 members The theme of the club as leader shsp and scholarshnp attanned through school work and school actnvntles Our Sapulpa Hugh School chapter was orgamzed In 1948 by Mrs Rhea Oakes and had twenty three members We now have forty one members under the sponsorshup of Mass Betty Davns John Prlnce was elected as State Presudent of the Beta Club at the 1950 conventron held In Tulsa April 14 at the Tulsa Hotel The 1951 convention was held IH Oklahoma Cnty Aprul 27 28 at the Sklrvln Hotel Pl, ESS 4945:-. as -'B -4 TYKIE PATTY CHARLES SMITH IANE POTTER LYNNE CARTER KIPPY EAST Presudent Vuce Presudent Secretary Treasurer Band Queen Drum Major Fifi, BAND The 1950 1951 Sapulpa Hugh School Band has had a very busy year ln addutuon to playung at all the home football games and most of the out of town games we entered the State Marchung Contest at Oklahoma Cuty where we earned a ratung of 94 8 We uouned the Wull Rogers Hugh School Band un a combuned performance at the Rogers Sapulpa game un Skelly staduum Precedung the game they were our hosts at a most enloyable chulu supper un the Rogers school cafeterua A hugh pount un our performances thus year was our appearance at the ground breakung ceremonues for the Turner Turrupuke We provuded specual musuc as a part of the pageant presented at that tume Our concert presented March 27th was well attended As an added attractuon at thus concert the band and chorus presented for the furst tume several combuned selectuons Festuvals and contests partucupated un thus year unclude the Tulsa Unuversuty Festuval, Dustruct and State Contests and the Tru State Contest and Festuval at Enud MZ, 1, -.-uf - - 1 . t -.....M ,. .A . of fs- wut ' -lr ' , Q I 1 'g ' .L u ,E 1 ,.. 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I I ' I I FIRST ROW Patty Dlllon Modenla Hodges Kxppy East Lynne Carter Quana Dobbs Mr Blake SECOND ROW Talva jennungs Pat Powers Raydean Bassham Dorls Murphy Karla Sue Payne Angel Srnger Delpha Carson Kay Sharp Atranda Thomason Colleen Murphy Stella Faye Kuykendall Donna Knrby Margaret Hampton ohnnle Gremore Peggy Grant Peggy Morris Sue Hostetter THIRD ROW Louella Lowe Glenna Mauch jane Potter jean Mauch jane Mauch Barbara FOURTH ROW jackie Young H L Payne Floyd Sellers james Vaughn Linda Maness Barbara Rrederer Dorls Carnes Alice Cooper Marlene Benfleld Marne Hall Duane Horn Sally Skidmore Byron Mitchell jummy Payne Harold Mnsner Samuel Coll Lester Henderson FIFTH ROW Calvrn Collnns Donald Dutford Don Davis Wesley Whlttlesey Bob Harvey james Smuth Charles Metcalf joe Brock George Key Bob Boyne Tykue Patty john Prnnce Dallas Muller SIXTH ROW Don Boyne Darrell Wrlght jack Godwun Davud Kendall jerry Alexander Larry Baker George Robertson Ronald Martxn Eugene Cumbey Buck jones Robert Martin SEVENTH ROW j B Cue Davrd Trueb jrmmy Hubartt Bruce Townsend Raymond Asher Charles Smith Howard Wagner Robert Alexander Fred Fretz Cllftord Baker Don Bacon Dan Davis jon Chase H1 0 ,- I I T Q I S - v 7 Q .JJ , , 1 ' I I I A Q A Gierhart, Helen Martin, Patty Cobb, joan Payne, Diane Davis, Susanne Baxter, La junta Lowe. I- ' L. Fun AlyCe Moore Claudlne Morris EI a ue Moses Nancy ue Ph ll ps Marilyn Wnlllbey Carol Klnngensmlth Sue Srraun Nancy Hayes Nancy Klnngensmnth Darla Edwards joan hAaness SYIVH 593V 'W Yfa Sammye Ruder Sue Smith Qc? f Y Cheer Leaders ou Long Peggy Mlchell Laurne Ann Skeen Earnestune Cowman Lynne Carter Dorothy Hubbard leannue Dyer L - L ' . s M ' A i ' sa. 1 3 A, 52, 1 A .. , . D p if- ' fl , . . A ' S Al Whiteside W F, :ze r S Ei ' 6 . M Qv,fffdgI Av , Q, , , . , - f I is , I is Q 5 ' f .S I K. - ' Q: 5 W i . , . ,,,, ,, ll. his-J5 1 -if Qhl', M , 1 I !T:3 Connie Aston Vurgunua Colden Carolyn Hayes Delpha Carson a Holcomb udy Smuth Patty ae uuu uuu 2 dl '- 143 49 9 lu -m'l7h-d, - s',u-.sv-sqft W Cheer Leaders THE WAHUII PEP CLUB The Wahoo Pep Club was organuzed un Sep tember of l949 lt was a new group fulled wuth enthusuasm to create more school sp rut un Sa pulpa Hugh School and the desure to back the sports and actuvutues Durung the year the Wahoos actuvely partucupated un every school event possuble Thus year has brought wuth It more umprove ment wuth the addutuon of three twurlers Mary Cowman Carolyn Clark and Norma Hayes the marchung stunts put on at the football games and money rausurug prouects such as pue sales IFA f 'll Norma Hayes Mary Cowman Carolyn Clark and the Shupwreck Party whuch was spon sored by the Wahoos for the benefut of the whole student body The new shurts wuth Wahoos vxrutten across the front un large blue letters also added much to the organuzatuon along wuth the sendung out of buds and pledge rubbons to the new members taken unto the group Wuth the cooperatuon of the student bodv the Wahoos hope that next year wull be even better than thus one has been Thanks go from Muss Anuta Gull sponsor to all the pep club Members but un partucular to the fune offucers cheer leaders and twurlers who have guven a great deal of tume and effort to the pep club and school Shirley Bennett anus Moldrup ou La ne oy Carol Harton Vurgunua Applegate udy Northey .X 'F Sylvua Huffme ludy Duxon Helen Rector Fifi, tllrrt , ,. . y T ' ' , , , t T -.fl L s F .Q ks.. .g jg- 5 ...... 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Q' ff' I ' -Q R ' u u i 1 ' J gg Ki' PM DARLA EDWARDS GLENNA MAUCH RAY PRICE PATSY SMITH IO LYNN TERRY Presudent Vuce Presudent Secretary Treasurer Program and Publlclty Chaurrnan THE FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS RE AMERIIIA The Future Busnness Leaders of Ameruca as the commerce club lt was organ zed for students who are malorlng In comm rce and rs designed to gnve them a better knowledge of busnness trends and polnters un office etrquette outsude of the regular classes It also gnves the members an opportunrty to meet the business men of the crty and get thelr Ideas on what good ottuce busrness personnel should be The actrvrtres for thus year have been rnterestmg and educatlonal Some of the outstandlng actlvntres Include th production of a Commerce Assembly a tour of the Busnness Education School at the Unuverslty of Tulsa and our Ideal Secretary contest which rs held annually The winner of the contest was Glenna Mauch seventeen year old sensor Glenna plans to contunue nn the commerclal fleld CLENNA MAUCH Ideal Secretary :Ht four A fl f ta no r A. LOU LONG LOUELLA LOWE NANCY KLINGENSMITH DARLA EDWARDS President Vac Presldent Secretary Treasurer ST DE T EIJUNIIIL The S udent Coun ll ot l95l has contlnued to be a progresslve and helpful orgamzat on The purpose of the Coclncl as to strlve to he p the Student Body solve nts problems and to help them to acquaxnt themselves w th the rules and regulatlons of the school that they mgnt learn to abd by these laws voluntaruly Thus y ar the Councll has carrled out programs to help pro no e thus purpose The Councll has been an actlve organlzatlon thus year Here are a few ot the many prolects that the councnl has spowsored thus year Student Faculty Basketball game Good Cltlzenshnp Art Contest Youth Center Operates concessron stand at Football games Club Room for Organlzatnons Dnsplay Wlndow Besides sponsorlng these varnous prolects the Council has undertaken to help with communlty drlves Therr drlves are Poppy Drlve March of Dimes Christmas Seal Drlve and Red Feather Druve The Councils Presldent Lou Long attended the Southern Assocuatlon of Student Counclls held at Okla homa Cnty October l9 20 Zl Cn her return to the Councll she reported of the success and progresslveness of the Southern Assoclatlon of Student Counc ls There were over l OOO delegates represented at thas Assocla tion Then on December 7 8 9 seven members of the School Student Counclls held at Norman Oklahoma Sapulpa ran for the otfnce of president and was deleated only by a few po nts We truly bel eve that thas year s coun ll has prayed rtselt to be a workmg organlzatlon for the Student Body and we know nt wnll even be more so next year in tfl vxao- FIRST ROW Ernestrne Cowman Peggy Palmer Cue Smrth SECOND ROA Charles Brewer Cllftord Brad ey Jownny Beatty Judy Smlth Lou Long Comme Aston Kathryn Harper Louella Jcrry Narteh Don lowes Nan y Kllngen mlth Mary Ann Lowe Pat McMunn Frankue Glerhart Cooper Darla Edwards Rudolph Vanator Ray Price Ramona Lonq Loretta :urn r Mr Whnte flflj jr .f l l 2 ' Q' . g W, , T- - Council attended the Federation of Oklahoma High . . 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Q. 4 J , I S r-.1-, Fifty-si OFFICERS OF THE YOUTH BOARD Seated LOU LONG DARLA EDWARDS Standmg CLIFFORD BRADLEY DON IONES EARNESTINE COWMAN 1ERRY NAIFEH YIJUTH CENTER YUUTH BUAHU The Youth Center whlch IS a place of entertalnm nt for the Student of Sapulpa Hugh and for those persons possesslng a Youth Center Card has ln the past year and thus year gtven rnuch wholesome fun to the Students The Youth Center was once a gynnnaslum but now slnce It has been palnted over and redecorated you cannot tell rt from a newly buult bulldlng The lnterlor of the gym ts painted a sky blue wuth touches of Royal Blue added here and there lndlan palntnngs have been placed In the large room The floor has been sanded and waxed so that nt proves to be qulte sultable to dance on The Youth Board elected earluer ln the school year meets every other Monday and plans entertaunment to be presented at the Youth Center Thls year the Board has sponsored a Christmas Dance Costume Dance and a Graduation Dance Durnng Football season and Basketball season the Youth Center IS open to the Students of Sapulpa Hugh and vnsntnng schools ln thus way th Board has helped to better our Inter School Relatlonshnp When the Youth Center ns open an adult member ot the Board acts as chaperon durlng the tvme the Center ns opened We have had the prnvslege of havnng such a wonderful Youth Center and we know we shall continue to have through the cooperatlon of the students of Sapulpa Hugh 'U SUE MILLER CARCLE BERTON JEANNIE WHITT Vlce Presldent Correspond n e Cecretary R cordmg Secretory NANCY KLINGENSMITH DARLA EDWARDS CAROLYN TRUE SUE SMITH Treasurer Choploln Hlstorlon Sergeant at Arms TRI HI Y The 1950 1951 Trl Hn Y organlzatlon has had an actuve year of socnal lunctuons and worthy projects Under the fme leadershup of our pr sndent Sylvra Seay the membershnp grew untnl we now have 80 members all of whom are active supportmg m mbers Two soc hops were given bf the Tru Hr Y and the Chrlstmas and sprung formals were rndeed gala affarrs Through the splendnd dnrectlon of our sponsor Muss Rolleen Taylor the club carrled out a number of projects These projects Included such under takmgs as delnvermg Thanksgrvung and Chrlstmas baskets donating to the mutual organrzatlon of the Pep Club supportung the World Servuce Fund and contrnbutung to the work of other crvlc drnves Wuth such a strong backbone as has been cultnvated durmg thas Year we feel that a better Tr: Hu Y wnll exist In the forthcornlng years I flj r gh! ,.,. V, V, , -N I 'lb V 'V P za I A , SYLVIA SEAY President ' ' e : ., J ' . . . . S . - 1 I I . . S , . I I I A ' I I I I I i --i ,ai 41 -I' ICI-INNIE DEAN IOHN PRINCE President Chaplaun C-LEN WILSON DON DAVIS Vice Presldent Assistant Secretary CHARLES SMITH BOB IACKMAN Secretary Assistant Treasurer DAN DAVIS Treasurer HY The purpose of the I-In Y rs to create and promote Chrlstlan understandlng among the students of Sapulpa Hugh School Thus Year the Freshmen Sophomores Juniors and Sensors make a total of 73 members So'ne of the Hu Ys actlvltaes were the State I-Ir Y Conventron of Tulsa the sprung elect on of otfrcers and the Sweetheart Banqu t Patsy Smrth who was strucken wrth polio at the frrst of the school year was unanrrr-ously chosen honorary Hr Y sweet heart Carole Berton was elected Hr Y sweetheart and rergned over the Sweetheart Banquet f 113 !snI' U K 'A I J 1 141 5' tr? ffilffll ,. Sixty .111 ORVILLE MOBLEY Reporter DAVID DICKENS Vice-President NORMAN MONTGOMERY President AUSTIN CHAPPELLE Secretary VERNON BILLINGSLY Treasurer ELIZABETH I-IANEY F. F. A. Queen ,Mlm I l ,,,,r l'?5, ,C Q1 fini? P. F. II. The Future Farmers of America, or F,F.A. as it is commonly known, is the national organization of, by, and for boys studying vocational agriculture in public secondary schools under the provisions of the National Vocational Education Acts. The Sapulpa Chapter is composed of forty-three active members and five honor- ary members. The F,F.A, is IOO925 American in its ideals and outlook and has no outside affiliations. There is no secrecy in connection with any of its activities. The foundation upon which the Future Farmers of America organization is built includes leadership and character develop- ment, sportsmanship, cooperation, service, thrift, scholarship, improved agriculture, organized recreation, citizenship and pa- triotism. The Future Farmers of America is a non- profit, non-political farm youth organization of voluntary membership, designed to take its place along with other agencies striving for the development of leadership, the building of a more permanent agriculture, and the improvement of country life. f-HJMINISTHATIUN , F K 'W 'TQBT -?-1 2 M u X ' N K I X .x 'h 'I Q I. XX I' 1 I , 5. . Q ' 1 f L - --fi ' 1 f- 4 n . . ' i . x MP WI LIAM CQIECS Pres dent ...BUAHD UP MR C W WILLS MISS MAXINE DELOE Cecretary to Qupermtendent Treasurer Member MR. E. W, COLE 'ty-tio ED IIATIU MR HOUSTON HOLCOMB Member MR C H HAQTMAN Vuce Pre dent -,W MR A L RAWDON Member MR DON IU DD Member MISS MARIORIE BROWN Clerk 9 nlh I I I - I If P I Q n X i I ,Q l V 'A ar' I I - y . ce -rung DR JAMES L PRINCE Superintendent of Schools MR JENNINGS B NEWMAN Prmcnpal of Hugh School YI3 MR R E WHITE B S Tulra Unrversufy Dean of Boy: Flrst Semester Mathematics MR C W GARNER M A University of Arkansas Speech Dean of Boys FAU LTY MRS EDITH BUCK TnB Bethany Penual College Dean of Cnrls History '-. .X FAC LTY MR WILLIAM LUNDY B S Oklahoma A 8- M College Wrestlnng Aeronautics Drivers Education , ,1 gf f,w fu -fi 'J MR C S ANDERSON A B Phlllnps Unnverslty History MRS NELDA PHELPS B S Oklahoma A 8. M College Home Economucs MISS BETTY DAVIS B A Oklahoma A 8. M College Commerce MR GORDON C DAVIS MS Oklahoma A 8. M College Mechanucal Drawrng Prlntnng bn. MR CHARLES T MCCAUL Oklahoma A 8- M Colle e Industrial Arts Carpentry MRS IEWEL BCIVCARDNER Oklahoma College for Women Home Econom cs S11 f ' Q I l I X C Q , . 5, .. , . xg k 'f 'w 5 w , n 1- 'QE3 I , ' V. If Y If A I Ulf 1 , . we-f-4-M. ' H A Bs. . , 3 .1 N-- f' . V - f. X' L 1. gl f :I ' , i if V Q-. if' l L. F Y - I. I I ' ES I A I frx' -l MR W B HENDRICKS B S Oklahoma A 81 M College Mafhemahcs Reglslrar PHE LTY MISS ANITA GILL B S Oklahoma Unlversuty Commerce Physical Educatlon MISS MADGE HALL M A University of Oklahoma English MR GARTH BLAKE B M E Oklahoma A 8. M College Instrumental Muslc MR BRUCE WHEELER MR W E BONHAM M S Oklahoma A 8. M College M S Oklahoma A 8. M College Journalism Engllsh Dnversufned Occupatuons Surly ugh! I I I l A l. l . MRS, BETTY lO FEARS L. A S I PMI LTY MRS MYRTLE ROBERTS M A Umversufy of Oklahoma Mathematics ,we MR FRANK VITALE B M E Phnllups Lmverslty Vocal Music MISS ROLLEEN TAYLOR M A Unlversuty of Tulsa English MR QUENTIN WALKUP B S Oklahoma A 8. M College MRS OPAL HEL B L S Unrversufy of Oklahoma Llbrory MR PAUL COLE MRS FERN BATEMAN A B Northeastern State College M S Oklahoma A 8- M College Science Commerce W G 1504 I I I iff' nv- 0 1u.o4 X. Xl?-W 4 I Agriculture I : l 5 4, 1 X l .4 I ' 1 I I A L s S, D 0 MR DON RICHARDS University of Arkansas History Athletics MR B BOMC-ARDNER M S Oklahoma A 8. M College Athletics Physical Educataon ...Fllll LTY MISS ETHEL KELLY B S Calumbla Unlverslty Home Economlcs Cafeteria B S University of Tulsa Commerce MR CLOIS HUFFER B S Oklahoma A 8. M College Veterans Agriculture Tramung MR ERVIN POSTIER MR IOHN STANDRIDCE B S Oklahoma A 8. M College B S Northeastern State College Mathematvcs Scuence Science Sm fntj 3.5. 1 H' ' b l Y . . I . . 46- . l A W MRS. R. E. wHuTE In fl - im. ,, 'awk K . Q , FACULTY MRS SAIVIMYE POND Ervqll Ia am. QM VVILLIAM STEA 4MA Xl ala a f' J Sc Once Malng gr 'R rx MRS ZELMA CARTER M A Unwerslty of Taka Cl JT 'f 7 MR BRUCE LE BARON E A Oklahoma A 8. M College En I sh D amaf cs MR ARTHUR Sl-IOEMAKER Tcchnologncal College Texas Veterans Agriculture Tram ng aww MR PAUL RUTH A B Oklahoma A 8. M College English Hlsfory MISS VIRGINIA EDWARDS B A Oklahoma A 8. M College Engl sh Sczcniy one L I l I A 1 A Y x SL Ka- ' 5. Mg I, I X I ,K I Epnmslw I tm 5 X., t' , ig' B A fr-rvlrol Hlalv Coll:-qu X I vw, 1' Sim fl J I ff' T I il X '23 I I ' V! x x 'f I I I w ff! I S1 X - I it N . MR. V , BS Olfl am - L ' Callajc- . EAFETEHIA PIJHIIE MRS LEWALLEN MRS BENNETT MRS BELCHER BUILDING IIUSTIJIJIANS 7 MR CLARK MR WELLS MR COOK Custodian Engineer Custoduan S ly! IITIVITIE5 1 X I g if? X f X I I l xx X W W , A , gi ,. ,Xu ,fern XM ' , ' f -L . , 1 Mx Q v Vi! X917 Miz? PA -' -V' Rx X Xix .-f 'F4i. 1 ,fr I E f ai v N ffif 1 F fi , f-Q L .f, , f 2 xxx' ,7 A -.NA ,, 'I N, A f 1 , M31 r l ' V! ' . -lx? 7 i X? 5:77 Y , HV, 1 ff ' lei H imxx g I zy- YEARBOOK PLAY BROTHER GOOSE CAST FIRST ROW Darla Edwards Carol Eerton Jo Lynn Terry .leannle Whltf Ophelia Wresche Helen Martin Lou Long Aluce Cooper Raydean Bassham Helen Jones SECOND ROW Bruce Townsend Ray Prlce Mr Garner SENIOR PLAY THE WHOLE TOWN S TALKING CAST FIRST ROW Peggy Morris Lynne Carter Joan Payne Sylvia Seay .loan Maness Jerry Nalfeh SECOND ROW Mr LeBaron Alace Cooper Kay Peace Norma Hamm Johnny Dean Charles Smuth John Prunce Bob Storrs faux JUNIOR PLAY MY COUS!N FROM TEXAS CAST FIRST ROW Shirley Slgler Jan Self Mary Ann Coop r Delpha Boafrlght Glen Wulson Jeanne Rule SECOND ROW Mr LeBaron Bob Harvey John Paul Cole Ronald Coonce Afranda Thomason Donald l-larnngton Swrarnlg fm , , it 2 - Q R 'Ay WN M N S Fr ., , ig Q , C f 'G' ' v Q3, 1, , 4 1 C ix ' L f ' ' S ll ll I . . D . ' I I V I I , . I ' I I I I , . fi Q' vm, WX FASHION SHOW FIRST ROW Alice Burns Marne Hall Betty Glenn Vlrgnnla Golden Ellen Brock Betty Mann Doris Buchanan Charlene Carrol Charlene Boaz Car olyn True Maureen Murphy Charles Smlth Joan Maness Dan Davls Sylvla Seay Laurie Ann Skeen Shirley Wllluams Mane Alhborn Pat Holcomb Mun nne Lou Brents Clara Dunbar Chrnstuna McCullough Jan Self Janet Elam TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES ASSEMBLY Devotions were guven by Da nd Dlckens and the chalrman s speech was given by Nancy Kllngensmnth The program was conducted luke the radio program Truth or Conse quences wnth Bob Harvey as Master of Ceremonnes 1 Www' 1 1' X X 'M ya U Y 1- vf - Y, 1 ' aww ,A ,, ,M ll lu. .. ' -'- .1 l , li H 9 1 e , 'M r wr g , W W vi I I 'X 1 K A A lr sf ., ' f '41 .- 4 Z . . I . I I . . . I 1 l 1 l 1 1 1 ' I I . I I . I ' 1 l 1 . l . 1 I 1 1 l ' . I I I . I I ' . . . . . , I . I - - 11 - 11 - - , . Opening Assembly Today September l5 l95O was our openung assembly The devotions and chaur man s speech were gvven by Lou Long and Louella Lowe Mr Prlnce gave a speech welcomung the new students to Sapulpa Hugh School Football Assembly The devotlons were guven by Tom Lawson and Charles Smlth gave the charrman s speech The speech department gave a skut Professor Von Rubbontrappers Football Klndergarten Commerce Assembly The Commerce Assembly was presented on October 27 Student Charrman was Darla Edwards and Glenna Mauch gave the Scrap ture Readnng and Lynne Carter gave the prayer Dean Hargrove of Tulsa Unuversuty gave a talk A skit Susie Branuless was grven by the F B LA Club Armlshce Assembly Devotnons were guven by Modenla Hodges and Tom Redding gave the chairman s speech Two numbers were played by the band and tour songs were sung by the Cholr and Glee Clubs Clarence Duetz led the assembly rn a one munute sulent medutatuon observing the offlclal end of World War I Thanksguvung Assembly The Thanksguvung Assembly was held No vember 22 wnth John Prnnce as our Student Chanrman Songs Scriptures and Prayers made up the entlre program Gomg to College Assembly Trula Wrnchell gave the devotions and Kay Peace was student chaurman The con testants were Joan Maness Lounse Mor ford Charles Smith Bruce Townsend Ray Prnce and John Pnnce The wlnner of the Going to College Quuz was Charles Smnth Chrustmas Assembly Our annual Chrnstmas Assembly was gnven December ZZ The devotuonals were gnven by Helen Martxn and Wayne Hurt was chaur man speaker A short slut was glven nn a pantomune of the Chnstmas Natnvuty Scene Edmond Assembly Devotxons were gnven by Louise Mortord and Marvsn Davldson was Student Chalrman drelgal Singers from Edmond State Teachers College Easter Assembly The Easter Assembly was In the nature of a skst Were you There? Orvnlle Mobley was student chanrman and Della Mae Legrand gave the devotions Speech Assembly On April 6 the play Submerged was presented by the Speech Department Awards Assembly Today all the honored students recerved thelr awards and honors We are very proud that Sapulpa has such tune students I I I I , . . , I T A I I I . , , . , , II r I I - I H A , . . A musical program was given by the Me- - 11 , . fl 4 I ' I I , , I - 11 11 A , . . . , ' . , - , ' ll ll . . . I I ' I I ' 5 1 rw 2 CALENDAR Dear Mr Davus My excuses are as follows I I wasnt assugned the calendar to wrute untul the last of lanuary I dudn t start on ut untul the last of February 3 It was due March 5 I swuped my g I f ends duauy I gues you w euther have to prunt ths or the tear book wll be wuthout a Calendar S e 'my gurl fruendl usnt a te y regular wru r and her personal vuews mav dusco or the pcture but the events are wrutten by her from a student s pount Of vuew ' 5 I Dear Duary I m prouder of you than any of my other b rthdav presents I receuved today because you were guven to me by my current beau Percuval Today us the furst day of school that us the reason I edged thus page lack And ut y ay s u d senuor Q t 8 I O Yuppee ' We won our furst football game tonught we were playung agaunst Wynnewood Percy was lucky enough to wun the posutuon as quarterback of the fourth strung reserves lm conf dent that the score would have been twuce as hugh uf Coach Bom hadnt decuded to reserve hus secret weapon tPercyI untul later un the season Set9I50 I hear Louuse Morford and Tom I-Iarruson are goung to be unutuated unto the Espalatunu Club I just dont understand ut' They have a requurement that you have to take three years of foreugn language to belong and I ve had three years of foreugn language I guess takung furst year of Latun three tumes doesnt count tI5I Dr Prunce spoke at our furst assembly today on the subuect of students havung a defunute goal Another football game Semunole I9 Sapulpa 0 You see our secret weapon was stull on the bench t I8 I The bulletun announced the furst Beta meetung wull be at Bruce Townsend s thus evenung I can hardly waut for them to pledge me Last year I only belonged to twelve school clubs I ve made a resolutuon t uoun every club up there thus year I-Iummmmmm how wull I get unto the I-Iu Y777 Set 24 I50 Well of all the nerve Lynne Carter was crowned Band Queen today I thought sure I would be You d thunk havung red haur and a nuce personaluty was everythung I dtd so want to be crowned by Kuppy Sept 29 I950 We really ought to have a football assembly every tume we are goung to have a game because our assem bly thus A M helped us wun ofer Okrnulgee tonught IZI The fure department had a gruesome but effectuve remunder of how traguc fures can be thus A M Coung K nth uuqu unto assembly we had to fule past a casket contaunung a doll representung a baby burned to death They even had two furemen actung as pall bearers OI3IO I-low about thus' Two assembles un a row Today we had the organuzatuons assembly mostly skuts and stuff Fudge They dudn t run over tume euther Percy us workung too hard to have a date tonught I-Ie us producung the F B LA assembly that us to be pre ented Oct 27 I-Ie us tryung to cut the skut to half an hour so that Dean Hargrove from Tulsa can have the o her th rty munutes to speech Oc ZO I95O I can t umagune why everyone us makung such a bug to do over the Tru Hu Y Sock I-lop they are havung ton ght It s no novelty to dance un socks shucks I usually dan e un my bare feet OZIIO Our band receuved an excellent rat ng at the State lvlarchung Contest at Oklahoma Cuty today despute the fact that everyone was out of step but Percy Oc 27 I95O I havent mentuoned the two prevuous football games because we lost to Webster I-I 7 Bartlesvulle 33 30 But the worm has turned' Thus evenung we beat Wull Rogers I6 7 Now you see what the unveul ung of our secret weapon dud However Percy was ball over the goal for hum N v I I 0 How un thus world Glenna Mauch was chosen for Ideal Secretary us beyond me Why' my commercual record us unbeatable Ive made twenty fuve words per munute un typung and thurty two a d half ductatuon Nov 2 I95O We had a wnld lufe assembly today consustung of a colored sound fulm and a talk by our game warden And' the most horruble thung happened they locked Percy up by mustake wuth the anurnals that were on dusplay un back of the school They had hus cage labeled Unknown Specues Nov 9 Gosh lm soakung wet uts raunung cats and dogs outsude and thus would be the nught of the year book play Oh well ut was worth the drenchung to see such hularuous actung from my tellow class mates Nv II Man what a nught' We be tCentral 33 7 un one of the best ball games old S I-I S ever played N v I5 The B squad ended the season wuth a weuner roast at Pretty Water Lake tonught at 7 30 The boy s were free to take dates that us the ones who were lucky enough to get one And guess what dear duary7 They voted Percy and me the most udeal couple there But for some reason ut s supposed to be kept a secret N v I8 Oh' I dont know when I have been so excuted' Tonught the Hu Y are holdung a dance at the Euchee Mussuon un honor of luttle ole me Sadue Copentrap I : ' . I . I ' ' ' ct. , 95 SO - - 1 - - - - h I . I . Q . A ' ir ru ' ' , 'S 'ull 5 n I 1 I I 'I ' ' ' u V' l I - T ' ' un. adl , ' A ' ' u 'te . fn ' I I I I ' ' , , . . , I sep.. , 950 . I ' I - I I ' ' I u , ct. , if b Y , I . I , ' I in b . , ' is rn first d a a dlgnife 151 t -ep . , 95 I V 'A , I . ' - .' , he'ped a little by Tykie and Edward who carrued the ' . o . , 95 - t - ' ' ' ' I ' - n- a in Sep . , 950 I I U I ' 4 I sep. , 950 I - . I I - - ' gg Q . O r - , . , I V O A H D A I 9 . . . . Ill 0 4 zu - 7, ' ' 0 , Oct. , 950 l f ' . Que' , 1 11 However they got my name muxed up and called t the Sade Hawkuns Dance December 1 1950 I can t understand what ut us about red heads' Furst Lynne got Band Queen and today they announced that Eluzabeth Haney us the F F A Queen lm gonna get me some henna runse by cracky December 9 1950 The Soonerettes performed at a Chrustmas Party at B C You know I thunk I ll take up twurlung and see uf I can t guve them some tough competutuon Besudes they tell me Its good for one s fugure December 14 1950 Am I ever full' The FHA had a chullu sup er tonught at hugh school We not only had good food but good entertaunment as well Mack NlcClung and the Garls Truo sure went to town wuth theur musuc December 5 1950 Three Cheers for Snufff Smuth ' He won over some mughty tough opponents today at our annual Coung to College Quuz presented to us by Prof Ben Henneke of Tulsa December ZZ 1950 I could shout to the roof top Our Chrustmas assem bly today marked a ten day vacatuon for us Am I ever gonna take advantage of gettung to sleep late every A lvl january 2 1951 Slug came home thus evenung ravung about the game you know how Iuttle brothers are It seems that the Chuettaun B Team beat Depew In basketball 45 27 Bob Star was hugh pount man with twelve really would have beaten Bob by far but had the bad luck to foul out un the furst 3 munutes of the game nuary 11 Percy strained a braun cell so he was unable to wrestle wlth the team thus evenung agaunst the Purpl Purates What do ya know I Iuved through the funals Yes they sand that my twenty fuve un excused tardues kept me from being exempt Percy us gust gonna have to walk me to class faster I guess I sure do envy the four senuors who graduated mud term Sue Muller Maruorue Pulluam Helen ones and Vernon Land la 26 51 Our Assembly today was presented by the Madrugal Sungers from Edmond All the gals were swoonung because Don Paul Morrus was back but to theur dus appointment he had acquured a wufe sunce last time he was here 27 5 I had a hard tume avoudung Mary Ann Cooper un the halls today I lust couldnt lusten for the twenty fufth tame to the story of how she wowed them at the Speech Conference un Sand Sprungs when she placed fnrst 25 Todays Truth or Consequences Assembly was very educatuonal We learned among other thungs to turn on a faucet before you mulk a cow At least that s the way leannue Whutt does ut F 7 1951 I demand a recount' I m sure they made a mustake when they announced that Sylvua Seay us our Vale ductorlan and loan Maness our Salutatoruan Oh well I ll be magnanumous and let them have ut F 9 51 I sure would luke to hand a bouquet to the Senuor Play Cast for the good uob they dud on the play The Whole Town s Talkung' lncudentally some of the school romeos could take a few pounters on how to Patch Woo from lohnny Prunce 12 Dan Davus has got hus hand out agaun Thus tume he wants old raduos for the radio club 151 I guess I ll have to start lookung for a new beau as Percy has started track practuce I m sure that he wull be to busy for me wuth practucung baseball track and basketball all at the same tume Fe 24 1951 Cucero took me to the Hu Y Sweetheart Banquet tonught Carole was the Sweetheart and Patsy was Honorary Sweetheart Cucero us alrught except for two ungs furst e us a tres u and second 4 2 wee but short for my 5 6 March 2 1951 The oand really us on the ball The Quarter Note Club us guvung a Munstrel at unuor Hugh tonught and on the 13th Percy says they are goung to guve a concert combuned wuth the chour Dud I ever get a break today? I took the three day measles and sunce thus us Monday I wont be able to go back to school untul Thursday Thus w II be lust the tume to start on Cucero s argyle socks I intend to make for hus Chrustmas present M rcn 15 1951 I am certaunly dusappounted that I had to mass the debate our class was to guve for the PTA today My measles were not quute cleared up enough to go back to school though M rch 16 1951 The unuors put on theur annual play tonught For lunuors I thunk they dud quute well lt seems to me the tutle should have been Three Cousuns From Texas A rul 2 951 At last I have accomplushed my semester goal I can call all my new teachers by theur correct names You know for awhule I felt luke a freshman because at the begunnung of thus semester we got so many new teachers that ut was confoosun rll 13 1 Woe as me Today was Fruday the thurteenth and the followung catastrophe happened 1 Durung a ten munute tumung un offuce machunes class I caught my funger un the lvlarchant Electric Calculator and by the tume l got untangled the test was over My grade O You see lvluss Davus us the understandung type Here comes Sadue I havent tame to read any further fx ulyn 0 .V I I ' i eb. , I 1- ' A ' u ' I eb. , 19 ' Feb. , 1951 , . ' - . I . Feb , 951 . . ' bl ' , . F - - I V . . , - 'A 4 th' -' , h ' he , ' is a poihtsd Slug came in second with ten and a halt. Slug March 12, 1951 la , 1951 . . f , 4 ' .1 ' , V a ' . lan, 19, 1951 I I 1 I A . 1 . a ' n. , 19 y -- . p , I lan, , 19 I A ' ' - Ap' , 951 lan. , 1951 A I - - .QI 4kl in! CLASS PHIIPHECY Here ut us 1961 luttle fruends of Sapulpa Hugh School and thus us Jessue Boyd and Eluzabeth Haney your cub reporters of the Luars Club brungung you the whereabouts hereabouts and howabouts of the senuor class of 51 Notucung that our Presudent of the Luars Club Dan Davus was absent from the weekly meetung we went over to hus wo kshop where we found hum busuly workung on hus new unventuon the rocket shup Dan untends to be the furst person 191 to reach the moon After chattung for awhule Dan unvuted the club to tag along on the test flught scheduled for the followung day Strollung down town after leavung the club we dropped unto Ludues Dress Shop and purchased some necessary supplues We were greeted by Jo Lynn Terry who unformed us that Barbara Lewman was the new owner of the shop Passung Humes Drug Store on our way home we saw Helen Wullmot suttung un a booth wuth some fruends Goung un w were stopped by the deluvery boy Edward Fenska who told us that Mary Ruth Shreffler was now the proud owner of the store lGuess they couldn t get rud of her so they gave ut to her l Leavung the drug store we hurrued home to g t a good ruught s rest The next mornung we arruved at Dans workshop just un tume to help make last Luar s Club that could go were Lynne Carter Margaret Hubbard Davud Duckens Rose Mary Fuelds Pete Gann Carroll Reese Joan Heath and Jerry Naufeh Oh yes we musn t forget Kuppy East Sam Davus and John Davus Dan s capable assustants Gettunq comfortable and fastenung our safety belts we were all lookung forward to a fast and excutung trup After travelung a few thousand mules we came near Mars and through our spy glasses we saw a fugure frantucally wavung toward the hup Thunkung there mught be trouble we landed As we departed from the shup and walked toward the fugure were surprused to fund ut was Bobby Hayes We learned that hus wufe lRaydean Bass haml had been captured by Marvun Davud son Delmer Anglun Donald Larkun and Bully Coy Thus group us better known as the Klopfenstuen Gang We promused Bob that we would be on the lookout for thus desper ate gang durung the remaunder of our trup Comung close to the Mulky Way we saw Norman Montgomery sludung down ut Oops I 1 looks luke he caught the seat of hus ueans on the corner of a star Has anyone got a needle and thread handy? A few lumps and jerks later we heard the famuluar vouce of Carol Berton sungung l m Swungung On a Star and lookung up we saw her suttung on the North Star She sure has clumbed hugh un thus world sunce 51 Next we saw Oneva Resetz takung her dauly bubble bath un the bug dupper and Jeanne Whutt was suttung on the handle blowung pretty bubbles un the aur After funally reachung the moon we were surprused to fund that Floyd Ball had already made two trups to the moon and was now luvung there Some of the people who came wuth hum were Ronnue Beaverson who funally gave up the udea that there was a perfect gurl somewhere who deserved hum Floyd Hammond and Hus Catfush Band whose members are Tom Reddung Eugene Reed Kenneth Potter Gerald Lake and also that gorgeous crooner Bull Mathews Robert Bruce also came wuth thus group and was un the process of tryung to grow orange trees wuth the help of hus luttle wufe Barbara Brannon Goung to a cafe for somethung to eat we found our old fruends Mary Ann Chappelle and Florence Bogard as wautresses for that famous short order cook Rudolph Venator and a guude for our exploratuon of the moon We can assure you there wasn t a dull mo ment sunce our guude was Bull Johnson Rudung down the maun street a large sugn caught our eyes No ut couldn t be not on the moon but ut was a Hurdy Gurdy Show' The maun attractuon was Eluzabeth Sutton and her sux beautuful attendants Ella Haught Lou Long Kay Peace Mattue Peek Lavada Pagan and Ophelua Wresche Travelung on we saw a large mansuon whuch to our surpruse belonged to Ethel Putman lt seemed she was guvung a reunuon for all of her former classmates who were marrued durung the year of 51 A few that were able to attend were Ava Banks Alma Bowen Margue Pulluam Nena Ann Denton Pat Powers Trula Wunchell Loretta Robun son Shurley Tufft and Juanuta Wullmot Spyung a large sugn readung Roy Deason s Reducung School we learned that some of hus regular customers were Aluce Cooper Helen Martun Louuse Morford Wanda Davudson and Glenna Mauch lHow un the world dud Glenna get un there9l I , . . . 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I . , . fiulutu- Bull sand before we returned to the hotel he wanted to show us the center of attrac tlon on the moon It was a cnrcus owned by Paul Grnmm and Edward Gruffnn Some of the rnaun attractlons were Ray Price and has tralned flea act Doyle Flemnng the famous truck horse ruder Deslree Gamble the darnng tlght rope walker Ruchard Hughes a famous llon tamer and Wayne Hurt a fnre eater Venturing farther unto the clrcus we came to the side show and here we saw Nancy Kllngensmlth the fat lady and Kenneth Baxter the worlds only lblg llttlel m dget On a blllboard not far away we saw the three beautaful faces of Voluta Guunn Helen Jones and Norma Hamm smulung at us to advertnse Coca Cola We learned that Mo denla Hodges palnted all the scenery for the clrcus Starting back to the hotel we had to pass Moonbeam beach whuch ns the moon s one and only beach Thlnknng our eyes might be decenvlng us we ventured closer to see who the llfe guards were Yes they were Paul Land Vernon Land and Tom Lawson Followung theur glances we saw a couple of bathlng beauties and recognized them to be Della Mae Legrand and Dorothy Lewman Very tnred from the excitement of the day we returned to the hotel whuch was owned by Loulse Conley We were greeted by the receptlonust Jewell Burns and Roy Decker the bell boy We retlred early so we could get an early start home the next morning We had to make a crash landlng on the roof of the Empire State Bulldnng so we climbed out and looked around Notncung the name of Wnllnams and Wlllnams Lawyers on the flrst door we saw we looked Inside to see rf at could by any chance be Marjorle and Shnrley Sure enough It was and slttlng there as bug as lnfe was Johnny Dean He Informed us that he was trynng to fund out rf nt was legal to have a seventh wnfe The receptlonlst Sylvla Seay looked awfully happy maybe shes goung to be next Blddnng our frlends good bye we took the elevator down to the first floor and much to our suprnse we dvscoxered Johnny Pnnce was the operator lSuspenders and alll When we stepped out of the elevator we met Bob Starr and wnfe Joan Mane-ss with thenr twuns They were on thenr way to the doctor S offlce lDentlst77l Going out unto the bright sunshnne we came face to face wuth Joyce Oldenhage and Maxnne Morrns on theur way to the beauty parlor Seems they spend most of thelr tlme there Could nt be because of Howard Wagner the handsome ha rdresser9 Decldnng to leave the rocket shnp nn New York and contlnue our trnp by trann we went to Grand Central Statlon to purchase our tickets There an the tucket offlce sat Jrmmy Nave We always knew he d end up behnnd bars On the tram we met some more of our old school chums Orville Mobley was the conductor Bull Tuttle the enmneer and the chef was none other than Norman Stout Stoppnng at Presldent Elm r Warren s home In Wash ngton we arrlvecl just In time for a bug party Mrs Warren lKather1ne Natnonl was lust as beautrful as ever Her comoanron Phvllns Prater hadnt changed much enther Tykre Patty and his jazz band were the entertainers for the evening The members of this band were Maureen Mur ohy Joan Pavne Bruce Townsend Jane Potter Bob Sutton and Peggy Morrls Charles lSnuffyl Smith and has band were also there We learned that Duck Rampp Davad Skndmore and Buddy Mefford are the Presldent s advisors Herbert Ward and Bob X1Vh1tney are runnnng for Vlce Presldent Fnnlshlng our trap by plane we found our pllot was Claudse Stephens and the co pllot was Robert Stephens The attractnve stew ardess was Darla Edwards Arnvlng safely In Sapulpa lmuch to our surprlsel we were greeted by Clvde Roberts editor of the Sapulpa Herald and has wlfe the former Sue Muller Carolyn True was also there taking pictures of what was left of the Llars Club We called a cab and were all drnven to our homes by Paul S sson , I . , I . . 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I . . 4 1 ' 1 I I . . , . . . . , , 1 1 I . - 1 1 I 1 1 1 ' , . - 1 ' 1 . . , . - 1 ,, , . . . . . . 11 - - 1 ' A ' 1 1 , 1 1 ' 1 , , . 1 , ' ' E 1 ' : 1 . fftlfllyrcrl 1 L ST WILL A IJ TESTAME T Delmar Anglun wull my curly haur to loan Peoples Floyd Ball wull to Ferrell Hardun mv work un the Cafeterua Ava Marue Banks wull my love tor boys wuth dark blonde curly haur to some uunuor gurl Raydean Bassham wull to some gad about my place un fourth and fufth hour offuce classes Kenneth Baxter wull my slender fugure to Robert Harruson Ronnue Beaverson wull my unterest un sports to a uunuor boy wuth a lot of energy Carol Berton wull my enuoyment for sungung to Afranda Thomason Florence Bogard wull my hard earned creduts to Nellue Orr Alma Bowen wull to o Ann Lee my abuluty to get passes for storues for the Pow Wow everyday lessue Boyd wull my grades un bookkeepung to Anna Mae Archer Barbara Brannon wull my unterest for Sapulpa Hugh to loyce Hatley Robert Bruce wull my trusty stop watch to some uunuor ewell Burns wull my love for shorthand to some studuous uunuor Lynne Carter wull my honor as band queen to Marv Ann Vail Mary Ann Chappelle wull my stones for uournalusm to Vurgunua Haught Louuse Conley wull my love for curly haur to Phyllus Brown Aluce Cooper wull to Ben Tuger my abuluty to druve well he surely needs ut Bully Coy wull my place on the football squad to anyone who wull have ut Marvun Davudson wull my good grades to Bob Martun Wanda Davudson wll my place as Mrs Phelps helper to Helen Haught Dan Davus wull to Everett Barnes my abuluty to get kucked out ot study halls ohn Davus wull my good tumes at Sapulpa Hugh to the uunuor boys Sam Davus wull my good fumes at Hugh School to Bob Martun johnny Dean wull my offuce un the Hu Y to some uunuor boy Roy Deason wull my gurl fruend to Harold Alberdung Nena Ann Denton wull my love for blue unuforms to Betty Frankfather Davud Duckens ll my charm for the gurls t Ronald Coonce Kenneth lKuppyl East wull my place as drum mauor of the band to some very lucky and energetuc uunuor Darla Edwards wull to some lucky uunuor my place as cheer leader lit I Luola Ellus wull my unterest un Sand Sprungs to Munnue Brents Edward Fenska wull my place on the football squad to Clufford Bradley Rose Mary Fuelds wull my bookkeepung papers to lanet Crabtree Dovue Flemung wull my apron un home economucs to Aluce Burrus D suree Gamble wull my place as secretary of the Yearbook Staff to Shurley Bennett Pete Gann wull to B Henderson my personaluty wuth the gurls Edward Gruffun wull my place on the football squad to Glenn Wulson Paul Grumm wull my senuor rung to ames Hull Voluta Guunn wull my good tumes to Vurgunua Golden Norma Lee Hamm wull my books to Mary Cowman Floyd Hammond wull my love for Senuor Englush to Marland Harper Eluzabeth Haney wull my place as F E A Queen to Barbara Luker Ella Marue Haught wull my books to Wanda Lou Wugguns Bobby Hayes wull my huntung and fushung trups to all the uunuor boys loan Heath wull my good grades to Betty Wugguns Modenua Hodges wull my place as twurler un the bard to some lucky uunuor gurl Margaret Hubbard wull my uob at the show to some uunuor gurl Ruchard Hughes wull my place un the senuor class to Duck Echols Wayne Hurt wull my place on the football squad to any masculune uunuor boy Bull johnson wull to Brooks Thompson my Englush teacher and my old durty socks Helen ones wull my good luck to graduate mud term and get a good uob to a lucky uunuor Vurgunua Keck wull my place un the senuor class to any uunuor Nancy Klungensmuth wull my place as D A R gurl to a lucky uunuor gurl Gerald Lake wull my backward ways to Thomas Underwood Paul Land wull my place on the wrestlung team to some bug strong uunuor boy Vernon Land wull my place un Pruntung to Curtus Crowe Donald Larkun wull my convertuble to Bob Nale Tom Lawson wull to Bob Casto my bashful look Della Mae LeGrand wull to Ethel Brookshure my seat un bookkeepung Dorothy Lewman wull my place un uournalusm to some uunuor that lukes to wrute Barbara Lughtner wull my place un the senuor Class to Imogene Shackelford ,ll ' It ' , .l . , . I I, . H , . . . ' . - I I' . . , . . . ' . ' u, Q' , ' . . . ' U I. I V- . I . I l I I1 . . . . Y l I' . Y . I . - . I It . . V . , T V , . I' ' T , 1 I H U, ' L ' . . . , . ' I' I y ' , u , u, u , ' I b ' - - ' I H l Iv ' . . . , . ' u, , ' , I l , wi ' O I , . ' ' ' I I I' I' ' , . , . 111 'ua nit A .ff A , ,, , . n - Tw- A ' w M H l- .V ,I ' , K! I 1 'VK L .L . .A-1 f- w..,., M , ,Via aaa-1'-sa-1y+ Fi di Lazy Day Cute as a bug's ear Come on Jerry There she goes Those gabbin' men What did he say? Some catch! Take your pick, boys Tell me more Izmlllx-ri Lou Long wull my part un the play as a Negro maud to Louella Lowe joan Maness wull my place as salutatoruan to Earl Lawson Helen Martun wull mv job un the cafeterua as cashuer to some junuor who can count Bull Mathews wull my good loois features and habuts to Donald Harrungton Glenna Mauch wull my pleasure from typung and shorthand contests to La junta Lowe Sue Muller wull my luck to graduate mud term to Norma Lunkhart Buddy Mefford wull my wundow washung job t Chasta ns to Raymond Asher Orvulle Mobley wull my speedy ways to Dallas Muller Norman Montgomery wull to ack McMullan my abuluty to get more lucks from Mac than anyone else Louuse Morford wull to Barbara Guerhart my abuluty to get my car at nught Peggy Morrus wull my place un the senuor play to Freda Subbalds Maxune Morrus wull my love for new Chevrolets to Opal Harvuson Maureen Murphy wull my unterest un Brustow to Gertrude Edwards jerry Naufeh wull my abuluty to keep them laughung to some ugnorant junuor boy Katherune Natuon wull my love for school to lan Self rn Nave wull my curly haur to jack McCullough oyce Oldenhage wull my eagerness for telephone calls from Tulsa to Margaret Sandrudge Lavada Pagan wull my Englush books to some very studuous student Ronald lTykueI Patty wull my love for sports to ummy Ellus oan Payne wull to Patty Cobb my abuluty to play the flute Kay Peace wull my lusp un the senuor play to Carolyn Clark Mattue Peek wull my job at the bakery to joyce Hugguns ane Potter wull my red haur and green eyes to some junuor gurl Kenneth Potter wull to Dennus Potter my abuluty to get along wuth teachers Pat Powers wull my love for school to Clara Dunbar Phyllus Prater wull to Peggy Wulluams my place un the thurd hour offuce Ray Pruce wull my good looks and love of women to Bob Herndon ohn Prunce wull my bald head un the senuor play to john Paul Cole Margue Pulluam wull my good luck to graduate at mud term to some lucky junuor Ethel Putman wull to Delpha Boatrught my wundy rudes un the back seat of a convertuble Duck Rampp wull to Tom Harruson my puck and shovel Eugene Reed wull my car hop job to Dale Block Carol Reese wull my offuce machunes job to Leah Fuckenger Tom Reddung wull my chaur un psychology to Bob Harvey Oneva Resetz wull my co edutors job on the year book staff to Muldred Bungham Clyde Roberts wull my ambutuon to become a me chanuc to Scott Hudguns Loretta Robunson wull to Helen Burns my place un the senuor class Sylvua Seay wull my honor as xaleductoruan to Mac McClung M rv R th Shreffler wull my job at Humes to Charlene Boaz Davud Skudmore wull my trups to Keufer to Frankue Phupps Charles Smuth wull my French accent to Everett Barnes Robert Starr wull my dentust equupment to Charles Rankun Claudue Stephens wull my unterest to become a ranch ofvner to lerald Crawford Robert Stephens wull my ambutuon to become a great stock show judge to Austun Chappelle Norman Stout w ul my unterest un sports to Ben Tuger Bob Sutton wull mx reckless druvung to Larry Baker Luzabeth Sctton wull my motorcycle to Nora Dell Shoo4 jo Lynn Terry wull my good tumes un a black Chev ro'et to jeannue Dyer Shurley Tuttt wull my dushwater hands to leanne Gober Bruce Townsend wull my place on the Yearbook Staff as co edutor to Robert Alexander Carolyn True wull my ambutuon to work wuth money to Shirley Tye Bull Tuttle wull my job at Sheffels to Kelly Garner Rudolph Venator wull my place on the football squad to Charles Coleman Howard Wagner wull my curly haur and my dumples to Walter Brecht Herbert Ward wull my job at the show to George Roberts Elmer Warren wull to Freddue Lee my posutuon on the football team Bob Whutney wull my black curly haur to jummy Mercer eanne Vxlhutt wull my collectuon of boys senuor rungs to leanue Rule Helen Wulmot wull to some lucky junuor my seat un boockeepung uanuta W lmot wull to udy Norman my abuluty to love them and leave them Marjorue Wulluams wull my love for school and my abuluty to get pa ses to the dean s offuce to Loretta Turner Shurley Wulluams wull all my school books to the junuor gurls Trula Wunchell wull my hard earned creduts to some junuor Cphelua Wresche wull to Shurley Sugler my abuluty not to go steady frail!! Illrrr . V . ,Y 'V ay U v , ' . 4 v a IV . . V . . . In I t , 1 . I . 4 I ' A , u. ' . A . -' 4 l, , I' f ' I , ' ' ' V I. - , ' f . . . ' .. . u, ,A , jg , ' ' , lv . . ' . 1 , ' V . . 1' 1 ' ' l I I' Y . .. . A u' 1 ' u, r , - u . l ' u, . ' I V H D' ' . . . . . b l lv ' , I U g V . . U -I , lx V . . . 'A , ' 5 I' .Iv , . j . ' ' ' I' . 1 Q . . 1 ' Y ' ' ' 'YI , x . I .. A I I V ' I I I' . . , . ' . I . . l . I F' I I ' I l I' . A ' . - . v 4 . . . U lv vi 1 . . ., THLETIE5 'Ti W X Q 'V , L15 sl-orfgk 'X X ex 4 F fum P if eww.- xo 96,2 7 vQ5?24 Q 9 FUUTBALL S Fenska Donal con Freddy Lee Bully Coy johnny Dean Charles E er Warren Bo Rlederer Wayne Hurt Rudolph Venator joe Tlger m Ashe ommy l-larrlson j Tanner Howard Wagner Ronnne Beaverson HIR ROW dward Griffin er Brecht T j Kennedy ohn Paul Cole Bobby Starr er oa jones Paul Crlmrn Ben Tiger Kenneth Baxter Charles Srnurh fxj Y.. BOM BOMCARDNER Football and Baseball Coach x 3 is Q:-1 ' C :C 4, . W - at I 1, -. J S T hi' Q . ' fm W V ' f fl f F , cg . . ' , . Do o n ' n, johnny Beary, bert Alexander, john Prince, Tykie Patty. O O : I , 'H ' , , I , ' . - o 4 4 I , I N , I, ' . E cl? - V' - ' l h A l. - ,' , ' ul W - - j by aw. V I j , NX A ' 'XJ ,..'Q J W . 1 A i ' XJ N il Na, x X 5 H FX 4 XG Sapulpa 41 - Wynnewood 7 On September 7, l9SO, the Sapulpa Chieftains started their gridiron campaign with a 4l-7 defeat of the Wynnewood gridsters. Tykie Patty took the opening kickoff in his end zone and ran it out to the five yard marker. Ronnie Beaverson and Elmer Warren took turns carrying the pigskin and on the eighth play from scrimmage, Beaverson racked up 6 points for the Chiefs. Bob Starr kicked his first of five extra points. Warren soon banged over another 6-pointer and Starr's second extra point was good. Beaverson made 6 more points on a 59 yard dash late in the second quarter, Starr converted again. Baker, Wynnewood quarterback, was forced to kick and Ronnie Beaverson went 95 yards for another touchdown behind outstanding blocking by the Chieftain forward wall. Wynnewood tried passing awhile but was forced to kick. Patty returned the punt to the 37. Griffin, Warren, and Beaver- son, moved the pigskin to the 9. Beaverson knifed over for the 6 points. Starr missed his only kick at that point. The Sapulpans took over on a recovered fumble. Ed Griffin plowed 40 yards for Sapulpa's fifth touchdown. Starr made the score 35-O with his fourth conversion. Coach Bomgardner cleaned the bench in the fourth quarter and Wynnewood finally scored and converted. ln the last scoring drive Fenska knifed through the line for five. Fred Lee picked up 8 yards and T. I. Kennedy swept end for 24 yards. joe Tiger went for ZO yards and a touchdown. Starr kicked his final try-for-point and the game ended 4l-7, Sapulpa. Sapulpa 0 - Seminole 19 Bob Starr kicked off in a downpour to start the Sapulpa- Seminole grid contest. Seminole picked up three first downs before they could be halted. Although john Prince and Elmer Warren picked up a first- and-ten Prince was forced to kick, due to Seminole's defensive play. In the second quarter both teams did more kicking than running with Tykie Patty and Niblick getting off some very nice kicks. Creenclad Chieftains and rain stopped Warren, Beaverson, and Griffin as the half ended. Early in the second half Seminole scored on a pass from Niblick to Presley but the try for point was no good. Sapulpa failed to pick up any ground and Patty kicked 44 yards. On a well executed lateral pass Enos went 49 yards for 6 more Seminole points. Strayham made the final touchdown against a never-say-die team of Sapulpans, The last counter made the score l9-O. Fiqlrly-Jr1'frl ff RONNIE BEAVERSON Left Halfback EDWARD FENSKA Right Halfback '. , iii U .cg 1 . 7 2 - LH- , A It p 1 , ' f I, PL , QA Lf Vick' 'lJlc'CLJl. Loi?3?i -r L w A ' if Rift? Guard if I Lf: . - 1 vu -'LJ-l.1Ll 1. C 4 t'tg.pLr' lu J 'f ' i,4,,Q-if E DON BACON Left Halfback TOM HARRISON Right Halfback FRED LEE Fullback I 4 RUDY VENATOR Left End IOHN DEAN Center LE ROY GOAD Left Tackle RAYMON D ASHER Center GLEN WILLIE WILSON Quarterback HOWARD WAGNER Right Guard Sapulpa 46 - Sand Springs 7 Scoring almost at will the Sapulpa Chieftains ran up a 46-7 score against the Sand Springs Sandites, unleashing a strong passing attack, Probably the most thrilling play of the evening, an intercepted pass and 76 yard touchdown gallop by Tommy Harrison, lost much of its significance because it came late in the 4th quarter. Fenska, Warren, and Beaverson, with Patty calling signals, moved the ball deep into Sand Springs territory following the opening kickoff and XfVarren scored, Starr made good his con- version attempt. A pass from Patty was good for the second touchdown fol- lowing a Sandite fumble. Starr's second kick was good. Late in the first quarter Bacon banged over from the 5 after a pass from Hayes to Venator gained 49 yards. Starr kicked but it was blocked. Beaverson scored in the third quarter on a 22 yard pass from fullback Warren. Bob Hayes attempted the conversion and missed. Venator soon racked up 6 points and Starr added one more. jackson made the Sandites' only touchdown after a Chieftain fumble was recovered. Tom Harrison intercepted a pass for six points and Starr again added one. Bacon made a touchdown and the game ended 46-7. Sapulpa 13 - Okmulgee 0 The Sapulpans were penalized l25 yards as they banged out a l3-O victory in the first conference game of the season. Although the game was won by Sapulpa, they suffered some costly blows. Ronnie Beaverson, outstanding halfback, broke his arm and Ben Tiger lost two front teeth while Billy Coy received a head injury. The Chieftains' line was hitting hard and Big Ed Griffin was running hard after missing two games with a pulled muscle. Late in the first half Okmulgee was forced to kick and Tykie Patty returned the kick to the 2 yard line. Patty then ran a quarterback sneak that was good for 6 points, Starr's kick was blocked. The second half settled down to a rock 'em, sock 'em ball game. Okmulgee fumbled in the fourth quarter and this fumble set up Warren's touchdown journey around left end. This time Starr's kick was good and the game ended with the Sapulpa Chieftains out front l3-O, Sapulpa 7 - Webster I4 The Fighting Chieftains met the Webster Warriors on the Warrior's home field with three of their big guns missing. Beaverson, Hayes and Coy were still out of action, because of injuries, when the Warriors gained a l4-7 victory over the Chieftains. Webster drew first blood on a jaunt by Scatback Car- penter. Carpenter also converted, making the score read 7-O. The crowd had hardly settled in their seats when Carpenter again scored and converted. A Sapulpa drive could not be halted until they had driven 75 yards for a marker. Warren and Griffin played turn-about and Griffin romped over from 4 yards out. Starr booted the extra point. Sapulpa 28 - Bartlesville 31 ln this game the lead changed three times, making a game of thrills and heartbreaks. After an exchange of kicks Patty picked up Zl yards, Warren knifed for 7, Griffin rambled for 3l to the three. Tykie Patty sneaked through center for the first score and Starr added another conversion to his string. BartlesviIle's johnson scored. Patty's pass was intercepted by johnson who got another touchdown to put Bartlesville out front. Warren and Griffin went to the 32 yard line and Hayes made it to the one yard stripe. Patty smashed another quarterback sneak into the end zone. Starr got one more point on his conversion. Bell scored for the Wildcats when Patty s kick was blocked Quintena passed to McCullough and the kick was good Bartlesville led again I T 5 i fwhij nm A-1Js'i i WAYNE HURT Right End lOl-IN PAUL COLE Right Guard DON IONES Right Tackle EVERETT BARNES Right Guard EDWARD GRIFFIN Right Halfback PAUL CR l MM Left Guard , al ,A i . ' ,N .MLW BEN TIGER Left Tackle HAROLD TIGER Griffin threw a south-paw pass to Hurt who outstepped the Wildcat secondary for 7l yards and a touchdown. Starr made the kick las usuall. Wayne Hurt got his second touchdown in as many minutes on an end-around that went 72 yards. Ed Fenska intercepted a pass on the l5. Griffin banged a pass that Hayes carried to the 47. With the clock running out a pass from Prince to Hurt was good for 3l more big yards. Patty then passed to Prince for 7. The gun went off as Hayes dropped a pass in the end zone. Sapulpa I6 - Rogers 7 Tulsa's Will Rogers started off with a bang and scored first Right End on a pass. Tykie Patty fumbled the kickoff, then picked it up and went 90 yards behind superb blocking. Bob Starr got three men and Local Boy Warren convoyed Tykie all the way. , X4 ln the second half, Rogers recovered a fumble and ground '41-14 . fd 4, fw,Ar',flneU way to the one-yard marker where the Chieftains held , ig fy downs. I ai' 4' H'-P A 1 'f' uf Paftfgpgssed from punt formation in his own end zone to H! I ,,Hayes on the 28, f 4' pONCHO pOW!S2:HIEK Big Ed Griffin and Warren picked up two first-and-tens in a drive to the one yard line where the ball was lost on a Lei' End fumble. The Chieftains' forward wall smothered a Roger's back and added two points to their tally. Griffin scored the final touchdown and Starr converted. Sapulpa 0 - Muskogee 28 Ronnie Beaverson was back in the line up as Sapulpa met the best team in the state. Only once did the local gridsters cross the mid stripe. Late lOHN PRINCE in the 2nd quarter Beaverson returned a punt to the 49 yard Quarterback line of the Roughers. WALTER BRECHT Center T. j. KENNEDY Right End Scantlen tallied in the first quarter. Shunkey passed to Boyd- ston for the second score to climax a 73 yard second quarter drive. For three downs the Chieftains held the Muskogeans before Scantlen scored on a sweep. Tatum scored the final tally in the last stanza while Briggs successfuly converted four times. Nincly Sapulpa 33 - Central 7 For the first time in l2 years Sapulpa beat the Tulsa Central Braves. Warren, Griffin, and Beaverson started the fireworks by bringing the ball to the 22 before the drive was halted. Griffin slashed l4 yards for a touchdown after Sapulpa recovered a Brave fumble. ln rapid order the Chieftains' kicked, Central got a pass intercepted by Fenska and Patty was forced to kick. The Braves took over and Brother's pass was intercepted by Patty who exploded through the whole Central team for a touchdown. Venator's try-for-pofnt was no good. Warren and Bacon set up a Hayes-to-Hurt pass that put six more points on the score board. Venator's conversion made the score 20-O. Ronald Patty intercepted a pass and ran it back to the 5. The Hayes-to-Hurt combination was good for 35 yards and another 6 points. Venator added one on his conversion. Late in the third quarter johnny Prince scored on a quarter- back sneak and Venator made the final Chieftain score. Central managed its only tally late in the fourth quarter when Waugh crashed into the end zone and Morris drop kicked the conversion. Sapulpa 32 - Bristow 6 Scoring almost at will Sapulpa wound up its season against a small Bristow eleven. To start the game Patty passed to Beaverson for a 57 yard touchdown. With hardly a pause Beaverson passed to Griffin to the 29. Patty sneaked over from the 9 after a pass to Hayes for 20 yards. The Patty-to-Beaverson play was good as the Chifetains went far ahead. A penalty nullified Beaverson's next score. Ed Griffin racked up six after Beaverson intercepted a Pirate pass. Quarterback Wilson picked up 4 then handed off to john Beatty who picked up 9 and a first down. Griffin got 9 yards Wilson threw to joe Tiger for one more and a first down. Wilson swept right end for 20 yards. Three ground plays, a penalty, and two incomplete passes failed to gain a first down. Bacon soon intercepted a pass and Beatty scored from the 29 yard line. In six straight plays Tierman scored for Bristow. Ben Tiger tallied for Sapulpa as he caught a pass in the end zone. Venator missed three attempted conversions. .Vinny-one BOB HAYES Right End ELMER WARREN Fullback BOB STARR Right Tackle TYKI E PATTY Quarterback . , V il KENNETH BAXTER Left Tackle BILL COY Left Guard 33 6' 9 FIRST ROW Mr Nelson Coach Don Bacon Tykue Patty Ronnue Beaverson Eugene Martm Sam Langston Inmmue Mercer jnmme Hubbart Clltford Bradley Don Bradley SECOND ROW Robert Martun Maryln Ellls LeRoy Coad Howard Wagner Walter Brecht BASKETBALL Thomas Kennedy years but we can be proud of Coach Nelson for hus great work wnth the team A new record was set by Ronnie Beaver son He scored 3l9 pounts during the season of l95l Ronnie broke the record set last year by Howard Crawford which was 309 polnts Tykle Patty ran second wlth 202 pounts and Don Bacon was thlrd wuth ll7 ponnts We wall long remember thus year especially the work of Ronnue and Tykue Ronnie has lettered four years We hate to lose hum as he vs a good example t clean sports Tykue has a tune record also He has lettered two years and IS a good sportsman We hate to lose Ronnue and Tykue and wlsh them the best of luck Below are the results of games played thus year Sapulpa Sapulpa Sapulpa Sapulpa Sapulpa Sapulpa 'N Drumrught 25 Sand Sprnngs 35 Drumrnght 37 Rogers 36 Sapulpa Sapulpa Sapulpa Sapulpa Sapulpa Sapulpa Sapulpa Sapulpa Sapulpa Sapulpa Sapulpa Sapulpa Sapulpa Sapulpa Sapulpa Caputol Hull 37 B HC NEESON Sand Springs 34 Cac Muskogee 38 Okmulgee 48 Central 49 Bristow 32 Webster 39 Bartlesvllle 32 Rogers 53 Muskogee 46 Okmulgee 36 Central 54 Bristow 30 Bartlesvulle 46 Sand Springs 48 Webster 32 Webster 57 . Y , E 1 : . ' 00 44'll1 . , xl 8, 2 4 ' f This was not the best of the Basketball Sapulpa 40 Rogers 55 40 l . Q 42 g A ' 42 ' - 37 . ' 36 ' ' 42 - ' 36 '. . , 39 . . . 4 70 ' . . I . 37 . ' ' . 34 ' - 3l . . ' 37 , o 32 ' 29 ' 34 ' 37 30 ' ' - A 38 ' . 'infix'-l'ZL'0 FIRSE IEDJWR Dilbet LeG o d D I P kett Jock cC llo gh Bob Ca to Po ho Po sch ek J y C utchf eld J B He de o y e OND ROW Clftod B k B I B Jo hoe Ro Id Mat e d Jo VonA d Ie L Wckh Jack n J h B ke dT e THIRD ROW T ol B ty H old Tge Donald e o one ohn P Coe Ben T e Hoo B 0 clBo gh CI o n I et Do Rchod coac March March March April Aprll I4 Aprll Zl Aprll 28 May 4 5 Sapulpa Sapulpa Sapulpa Sapulpa Sapulpa Sapulpa Sapulpa Sapulpa Sapulpa Reguonal SCHEDULE I4 I5 lntra Squad Meet TRACK Webster Quadrangular Meet Webster Sapulpa Muskogee Sand Sprlngs Oklahoma AGM Relays Stnllwater Oklahoma Sax Conference Meet at Tulsa Open Central Teachers College Meet at Edmond Regional Meet at Tulsa State Meet at Norman Okla SCHEDULE March 23 Okmulgee March 30 Tulsa Central Aprul Aprll Aprul Aprul Aprll Aprll Aprll Wall Rogers Okmulgee Cushung Tulsa Central Sand Sprungs Sand Sprlngs Wnll Rogers Tournaments May 3 4 BA Here There Here There There Here There Here There and 5 Baseball practuce started on the 2Oth of February wuth the followmg Iettermen returning Don Bacon Clnfford Bradley The Sapulpa Hugh School Track and Fneld Squad began the l95l season wlth only three Iettermen Ben Tlger Bob Casto and Bull Alexander The most probable pount getters on the squad appear to be J P Cole Ben Tlger and Don Jones In the shot put and dlscus throw Joe Tiger Poncho Powshuek Jack McCullough Jack Godwln andJ B Hend erson In the dashes Bob Casto an the low hurdles and Bull Alexander and John Beatty an the distance runnmg events EBALL Wayne Hurt Ronald Patty and Bob Starr Other boys out for baseball are as follows Jerry Adelblue Robert Alexander Raymond Asher J B Cue Gerald Golden Tom Harru son Don Jackson George Key Fred Lee Harold Mlsner H L Payne Jam Tanner Darrell Wright Herb Adams Hubert Brooks Ed Fenska Fred Fretz Roy Deason Wallace Dobson Lester Henderson Tony Doudncan Jerry Whitehouse Ronnie Rea Joe Rodgers Tom Lawson Eddle DeLong Dale Block Don Bradley Walter Brecht Ronnle Beaver son Marvun Ellus Eugene Martin Vernon Young Don Herzer Sherman Acree Ken neth Horn Howard Wagner A ly X. 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' I2 ' - 1 - - 1 1 ' I 7 1 1 1 1 ' ZQ ' .. , , , I I 1 I I I ' ' , 1 1 1 ' T 1 1 1 , . 1 1 ' I I I I 1 1 1 1 ' ' I I I ' 'ine '-thru Tx S L Fjyftv' W at Lail, yyufyfrf , 7 FIRST RCW Kenneth Eaxter Walter jones Carl Lantz Harold Alberdlng joe Pat Tanton Bob Casto Glenn Wlson Mar n Davudson joe Rogers COND ROW AustnChappelle jack McCullough Paul Land Bob Nale jm Nave j B Cue' Coach Bull Lundyq, THIRD ROW Ce-ne Whlte Earnest Walters Bob jackman Ben Tlger Bob Ma tn Bull Tuttle Tommy Lawson Floyd Ball Edward Fenska FOURTH ROW Bob Briggs Benne Anglln Ball Van Arsdale Ball Coy j B Mahoney Raymond Mahoney Eugene Reed WRESTLING SCHEDULE We are stravung to get wrestlers tnrst and Sapulpa Sapulpa Sapulpa Sapujpa Sapulpa Sapulpa 9 6 Ponca Cnty 30 Wall Rogers 29 Tulsa Central 24 Bristow 20 Webster 32 Oklahoma Cnty Classen 27 Sapulpa Hugh School an nts thnrd year ot wrestlrng and :ts second year under Coach Lundy jumped unto bug tume wrestlmg The Chieftams undertook the toughest schedule In the state Ot the sux best teams an the state Sapulpa wrestled fnve and only sche dule confllct prevented them from takmg on the other one It s Coach Lundy s oprnlon that the only way we can become a great wrestlmg school fS'to jump rlght nn and meet the best We could hang around the edge wrestlnng weak teams and make a good showing but as soon as we hut the tournaments our boys would melt luke snow In a furnace To be good you have to meet the best 'hmlj four fans second When our boys flnally arrnve the people who can say they rooted for us all the way wnll be your real fans not the sheep who wnll follow only a winner ln the Regional Tournament which took place the weekend of February I6 and l7 the tollownng boys placed and earned a way to the State Tournament Bob Casto lst Bob Briggs 2nd Bully Coy 4th Walter Jones 4th Jack McCullough 4th Paul Land 4th During the course of the year the follow :ng l4 boys earned a letter Walter Jones Bob Casto Paul Land Tom Lawson Glenn Wllson Marvun Davidson Ken Coy Tony Brumley Bully Coy Gene Whnte Joe Rogers Bob Bnggs Jack Mc Cullough and Ben Tnger ' , l ' of X. 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