Sapulpa High School - Sapulphan Yearbook (Sapulpa, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 111 of the 1957 volume:

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Because we love you Sapulpa l-ligh. y All this and more you mean to us why? 19 5 7 SAPULPAN Footprints on the Sands of Time - The first step to greatness ..... .......... istobehonest The murmuring of many voices . . . . . . The apturning of many faces Echoes of little footsteps led . . . . . . . . . along life's roeley road Beautiful feet are they that go . . . . . . . . . to lighten anotherfs' woes QQ it 05 Administration VVho's Who Classes Organizations Activities Athletics Q 0 G O 0 Ten BQARID? GIF X JONES President JACK LAWRENCE HOWARD GILLIAM Member Treasurer EDUCATHGN HELEN MILLER DOUGLAS DUCKERT Clerk Vice President DON JUDD CHARLES B. TEEL llember lwembef 0 9 0 0 0 Eleven JENNINGS B. 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N - '1.'.f:Z,'-Q52i,f1f5-: ..1sg5gw,g1zs12 ..:.g1gg4.,t,g,gzs,.L VERA DoUD BI. A., Southwestern State College English Phys. Ed., Athletics , .,.,. .np - .. -ra. . - E.. . Q uvjusx A L 'C A --Ai,-1 A . fin' of E KENNETH GUTHRIE S., Northeastern State College Industrial Arts, History Phys. Education OPAL HELLEWELL B. A., B. T.. S., Oklahoma University Librarian Ifov Ross Fox ll. A., Hendrix College Oklahoma History SL Civics GERALDINE DUBOIS llfIARY LOUISE HILDERBRAND B. S., Oklahoma A. 8: NI. College KI. S., Oklahoma A. SL M. College Typing hflath Sixtwn KATHERINE HOLLAND S., Northeastern State College -l0llfl'l?lllSTll R English ETHEL KELLY B. S., Columbia University ACUL . A 1 Sr :iz if . iii J A . M Y BYRDA KUYIQENDALI. B. A., Northeastern State English TY B. B. .n few ig,:s .w:f,....,f.'.. . A A-2 HZ f .,... New ISZLWWZIH- Z.. iswwi '- -. Sig - :' ...Am-. A 1 imme- Hiimz t E E S E E X mga Uggfzg . . sg .m?mSe5+Stw .: bw y mm tswte .f,w.wggw Egg 4 fwwfl .f.f.: .. . , ,: ., . LORA G. lVIEHLIS A., Culver-Stockton College English lVlARY llfICDAIRlNIANT S., Florida Southern College Vocational Homemaking Enrrlisll , . . ., .,Av V H ET-EN M CAT-L1 ST ER fi52'5i?E of flffz A., okiahomfi A. sc M. College H i sto ry i z, - ' at W., y .... I LAWRENCE CROUSE L. W. MYLES S., Oklahoma A. SL NI. College Rl. S., Southeastern State College General Science Chemistry, Biology, Science I Seventeen B EN N ELSON M. S., Oklahoma University Drivers Education 34 Athletics FACULTY ...... H K ,1 r E E 1 is 3 - . 1: . H fe NI :Q.:5?J,,gt U 75 QF' ' ,S ar. ...::, .3 fi , wit? RUSSELL RECK li. A., Northeastern State Speech Therapy lVlARY STEPHENSON li. S., Oklahoma A. CQ ll. College Vocational Homemaking LAMAR STEPHENSON RAYMOND E. TH URMAN JEAN PECK B. S., Oklahoma A. SL lXI. College - B. S. B. A., University of Tulsa Industrial Arts SL BI' SS'03nrlkdgEfg1gZgllgcedlgzglSimage Shorthand 81 Bookkeeping Vocational Carpentry LINDSEY CAMPBELL HENRY A. SIMMONS M. S., Oklahoma A. Sc hi. College Eighterfz Mathematics X 1- -V-J ll C' ,d' 1 QUENTIN WALKUP 1 ul lo mm om lmtur B. S., Oklahoma A. 81 BI. College Agriculture CAFETERIA FUBCE ' If MM - ' ,, If :2.g222IQ...ET' :f:Eff?EE..E5..i I .:'.:f::'.R:g wgw: R21 Ebfwff 41' fgiisasziieiqiz -- N4 .5353 WMWA M .Vg 9 .2 is 2 jf A I L 3 R 1 '? qw 1? A , W Q f . .,:.,.....,., ....,....:. . 'Y X KATE VAN WINIiI.E GRACE OLIVER SUSIE CHANDLER EDNA PIERCE HATTIE SANFORD BUILDING CUSTUDIANS . . .,, I A.II I I V .,,., v, I . EE E I, I H. L. CLARK R. M. BURDEN XV. L. VVELLS R. J. CooPER Nineteen Will June ever come? If you don't like it, shut your eyes. A magician? Looks interesting. Now, l Wish l had an elevator pass. Have a heart, coach! Book reports today! Unsuspecting. Clear the halls, please! ls that your conscience? 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WI WMI XMI XMI Ml WMI WI WI XMI XMI XMI XMI WW NW X 0G?Ilif?4vifl'lff? f'YI' sffhnfwvifhMTNn1'Nvfl'NvffI'MfHwGN0Gb'l4fN4fNn7bl06fl'vGNv!fbIKfi4Kfb'0ifP'Gb' vffNKfNK7NvffNKfNKfN4fl'4fNKfNKfkK7NvffNvffYbffNKh'KfNK?b'4?N Twenly-six Senior The difficult he I I i DON CARLEY President clues immmliately, the impossible lakes :1 little longer. Twenly-vigil! Row One: EDDIE ABLA- I'n1 not eoneeitecl, l'm just superior RICHARD X 1 DANIS-HI-lonk for service. VVANDA ADELBLUE- There's n pleasant sur prise behind thutsinnoccnt smile. JANE AL ERD '- ' ' ' ' hut hc's so cute. B ING I know I spoil him, Row Two: JUDY ALBERDI v P' . GEORGE ALEXANDER- IVhere'rl you get those l'llllJCZlpS son? IIIVIIVIY ALLEN- The Green Spray neesls me. HERB APPLEGATE- Romeo. NG- You. too can be the life of the '1rtv. Row Three: VVAYNE BARNETT-'lKissy. CAROL BAXTER- Nothing but nonsense. CAROLYN BEATY- Sl1e's :1 DARling. SHIRLEY BEASLEY- I-Ier quiet ways only add to her Charms. Row Four: KAY BERRYHILI.- There she is-she's the oul one in y step. CHRIS BOND- VVhz1t they don't know, Won't hurt them. BILL BREWER- 'Lln you didn't get Caught you Llicln't do it. CHARLES BREWER-tNot grad- untingj. Row One: -IEANNE BROVVN-- Her sparkling eyes, her winning ways, will keep her reniembered for ilays and days. FRANK BURNS -'lThe most likely to succeed because he never planned on doing any- thing. GENE CAINIPBELL- I'm not tall, everyone else is just short. ROBERT CANTRELI.- Those Redheatlsf' DAVID CARTER- It takes a tall man to see the world. LAWRENCE CHARBONEAU-- The things I've done shoulrln't be put in an annual. DONALD CLEKIENTS- Just because I make eyes is no sign I'n1 an optoxuetristf' Row Two: NINA COBB- Classiest little dimples in S. H. S. NANCY PAT COLLINS- Say that again, I didn't hear you. GARY COOPER- How much more you can see when you open your eyes. PAT CORNWELL- Let's have a party. LESTER DAVIDSON- Slin1's my name. ARTHUR DAVIS- I'm bash- ful. DONNA DAVIS-- She never gives up. - Row Three: SANIINIY DAVIS-- Never a word out of turn. l'Hll,I.Il' DCBROSSE-lNot graduatingj. RONNIE DeI.ONG- Live fast, :lie young, and make a good looking corpse. ANNE De- VORE- She spends all her time in class trying to figure a way 'to get out. EDDIE DUFEORD-- School is great hut fun is greater. DALE ESINIOND- Look out, he has mischief in his eyes. DIANE EUBANKS- She's a sweet, neat, little package. Row Four: BOBBY FARRAND- See you round like a doughnut if you don't turn square. EVA FIELDEN-fNot grailuatingj. PATRICIA FOVV LER - A queen in more ways than one. SHIRLEY GIBBS- Just Call me NUS. EARLENE GIPSON- TO he or not to be-a senior. TOMINIY GOBER- Why, bookkeeping? a snap 5 STEVE CODYVIN- Professor Einbrine, the salty scientist. Twenty-nine Row One: RIARYETTA GOLDEN- Nice tu look at, but nicer to know. CAROLYN GOVVDY-'II d0n't need il PIISSQIIIII il senior. LEON GOWDY- I can build Il chicken coup. PATRICIA IIARPER-HFAD is my favorite soap. Row Two: COLLEEN HERRINGTON- Yon think it up and I'll veto it. MARY DEL HARVEY- Hubby and me and hzxby makes three. CHARLES HARWELL -- lVIost good-looking people ure cnnceilcxl, hut lllll not. SHARON HENDERSON -- Active and 1lfl'l'i1CllVC.N Row Three: DALLAS HERZER- Say, coach, who's got the ball now? CAROLYN HICKINIAN- Unlike others she's herself. JOHN HILL- Just Zl hill-not il nmunl:1in. SHIRLEY HILL-fNot grzrduulingj. Row Four: HUGH H UBBARD- VVnrry little-study less. DIXIE HUGHES- 'lShe's caught in the tender trap. DENE ILIFF- Those hot CHEVYS. EDDIE INGRAINI-I'He sure knows his chickens. Row One: DOLORES AIONES- The sun shines red, when it shines upon her head. EYELYN AlOHNSON-- You can start now. l'm here! BOBBY -lOllNSON- lf words were dollars he'd he a pauperf' LONNIE JOHNSON- lf you want anything done, lel Lonnie do it. SUE -IOHNSON- Too sweet lo be forgotten. DIXIE KIDD- ll's those quiwl people you'd helter watch. YVONNE KITCH EN W- Sl1ort and sweet. Row Two: ROBERT LaBASS- Stagecraft, here l ani. SARA LAND- An interesting combination of friendliness and fun. ROBERTA LEAS- VVhere lhere's a will there's a way hut here lhere's neither. VIDA LEE- Sugar and spice and everything nice. CECELIA LCFAVOUR-- Easy on the eyes. BARBARA LINK- HART- We love her for her smile, her walk, her looks. JUDY LOVE- Come what may she never worries. Row Three: NEOIWA LOVVTHER-- She was blinded by the sparkle of a jewel. LEE LYONS- Learn and live. BARBARA LYTLE- A giggle, a dash, a shriek, and a crash. CARL ,NIAIN- Rebel VVilhout a Cause. GEORGE NIAIN- Fasten your safety belts. please. l'l'lYLLlS NIATTESON- She's new but we like her. KATHLEEN MERRITT--fNol gradualingl. Row Four: LORA lNIlSNER- Whei1 the lights are out, all boys are cute. NIARILYN NIOSES- Here one minute-gone the next. DONALD WIOSS- Anything you can do l can do better. BILL MvCABE- The Ideal Secretary. -IO ANN BICCOINIBS- Quiet and dependable. KENNETH lNIcCOlN'IBS- Still looking for that dream girl. LARRY NICNIINTIVIY- Tl1e man with the big trom- hone. Thirty-one Senior DON SMITH Seereta ry and Treasurer Our nomination for a real swell guy. SENIOR'S WHOSE PICTURES Thirty-two DO N OT APPEAR DALE DICKENS LARRY LANTZ LEON NAPIER LEON PRITCHARD EDITH SEWELI. RAY SMART RONNIE SNAPP PHILLIP SNYDER BARBARA YORK RUTH ANN MILLER Row One: DONNASNICHOLS- Not dimes just Nichols. GARY OLIVER- I will make a mark in this world if someone will hand me a pencil. BETTY GREGORY- I can cope with any situation. JANE OVVEN- Too sweet for this wicked world. Row Two: LAREE PACAUD- Sophistieatiun Incorporated. SHIRLEY PARK- ER- I'm not late, the bell just rang hefnre I got here. LILLY PATTERSON- A helper in any emergency. JERRYE PHILLIPS- Hard to describe, but twice as hard to equal. Row Three: KAY PORTER- lNIrs. I'eck's little helper. BOBBIE QUIGG- CNot graduatingl. THOINIAS RIVERS-'lNot hrouks but rivers. JULETTA RIPLEY-- Opened the dictionary once a11d found no pictures. Row Four: DELLA ROBERTSON- Often seen, seldom heard. FRANK RUEB - I'd rather make history than study it. CAROLYN SANIPLE- One ticket, speeding in typing. IRENE SANTA MARIA- She says little but thinks a lot. Row One: .IANICE SCOTT- Most mysteries can he explained hut here's one mystery that hasnlt been solved. -IACQUE SHAFFER- The wrong is always the most reasonable. BILLIE SHREEFLER- Ring on her finger, man on her mind. IXIARY SLAYBAUGH- If silence is music, then l'm a brass band. BEVERLY SlVIITH- NIadame President. GARY SNIITH- One of the Smith Broth- ers. BILLY SPALDlNG-uQuiZ Kid. Row Two: GLENDA STEPHENS- Trouble is my middle name. DORTS STOCKTON- I love those office machines. IIINIKIY STOUT- What! Is there a speed limit. JERRY STROUP- L'Strange things are happening! ROBERT SUININER-Nl donlt know mueh about Fordsg all l ever see is their tail lights. RONALD SUTTERFIELD- The last mile is finally here. DIANE SVVARTZLANDER- A whiz at shorthand. Row Three: CHARLES TANNER-l'Don't fence me in. DONNA UNDERVVOOD- Wie, myself and I. JANIES VVALKER-'Tye got a hall and chain. LEE VVALKER-l'Got your lesson for today ? MARY .IO VVHl'I'E- Those wedding bells are breaking up this old gang of mine. .IEANETTE VVI-llTEllOUSE- She has a stimu- lating personality. BERNARD VVIDDOES- Dynamite comes in little packages. Row Four: JOHN VVILCOX- Curly, DON VVILKERSON- A boy as good as he wants to be. LUCILLE VVILLTANTS- Foob loose and fancy free. VVANDA VVlLLlAlXIS-'lGenerally speak- ing. she's generally speaking. CAROL VVlLSON- She's a lucky one-she caught her man. VVANDA VVILSON- There she is- I hear her talking. DAVE FLEMING- The best man always wins. Thirty-three He draws those nutty pictures. Studying ? I Wonder. The outstanding senior. Getting his lessonsl? Isn't Dick Tracy dashing today? Down left, not down right. Cutting up the evidence. F11 get it fixed in a minute. Use Lifehuoy. Unexcused. They serve everything in the cafeteria. Tfzirty-four LONG, LONG AGO Vida Lee 6. Virginia Orender ll. Kay Berryhill Diane Eubanlcs 7. llflary Slaybaugli l2. Carol VVilson Ronald Sutterfielcl 8. Pat Cornwell l3. Larry lVlclVlinimy Glenda Stephens 9. Warida VVilson lil-. Donald llfloss Jerrye Phillips 10. Jerry Stroup Earlene Gipson Billie Shreffler Shirley Beasley Ann DeVore Carolyn Gowdy Thirty-fifve 2 E 1. Lee Walkel' 2. Lora Misner 3. Carolyn Beary 4. Waiida Willizlms 5. Dorothy Selby Thirty-.rzx LONG, LONG AGO Kathleen lVIerritt 11. lyfarilyn lVIoses 16. Chris Bond Jeane Brown 12. Patricia Fowler 17. Carolyn Hickman Beverly Smith 13. Robert Cantrell 18 85 19. Joan and Kenneth Don Carley 14. Sharon Henderson lVlcCombs Herb Applegate 15. Eddie Abla 20. Carol Ann Baxter 21. Nina Cobb George Alexander Dixie Kidd Jacque Shaffer Yvonne Kitchen David Fleming LONG, LONG AGO Billy Spalding Leon Gowdy Pat Harper Kay Porter Robert Sumner Doris Stockton Bobby Johnson Gene Campbell lllary Jo Wllite Donnas Nichols . Arthur Davis Edith Sewell Della Robertson Billy Bradley Tlzirty-sewn l. Roberta Leas 2. Carolyn Sample 3. lVIary Herzer 4. Dolores jones 5. Ronnie DeLong Tlli7'fj'-Kigllf LONG, LONG AGO 6, Nancy Collins Hugh Hubbard Barbara Linkhart -ludy Love Phillip Snyder Cecelia LeFavour Shirley Gibbs Dene Iliff Bob Farrand Dallas Herzer Phillip DeBrosse Janice Scott Eddie Ingram Shirley Hill l Sl 2. Jane and Judy Alberding 3. Sara Land 4. Barbara Lytle LONG, LONG AGO Bill McCabe Jim Stout Johnny Hill Juletta Ripley Diana Swartzlander Ronnie Snapp Evelyn Johnson Jeanette Wliiteliouse Sammy Davis l I Wanda Adelblue lVIaryetta Golden Donna Davis Don Wilkerscmii Thirty-niflfv EUGENE POWSHIEK President VVILADEAN HILTZMAN Vice President DON BERRY Secretary and Treasurer Forty unior FIRST ROW: LENA ALEXANDER, JERRY ANDER- SON, PAUL APPLEGATE, JUDY ASHTON. SECOND ROW: CHARLES BAKER, DONNA BALD- WIN WILLIE BARNETT, DAN BEATY. THIRD ROW: DONNA BELK, ARTHUR BOONE BARBARA BILBY, CLIFFORD BLANKENSHIP. V FOURTH ROW: JOHN BLODGETT, CAROLYN BROOKS, HAROLD BURDICK. FIRST ROVV: WANDA BRENTS, BOB BOREN, RONNIE BOREN, PAULA CALDWELL, GRACE CARPENTER, DOROTHY CASEY, JUDY CHAPMAN, RAY CAUSEY. SECOND ROW: BILL CHANDLER, JEANETTA CHASTAIN, BARBARA CHILDRESS, LILLIAN CHILDRESS, PEGGY CHILDRESS, LEON CHRISTIAN, RONALD CLARK, BILL CLAPP. THIRD ROW: PAULA CLARK, GARY COLEMAN, JANICE CONNER, BARBARA CRABTREE, JUDY CURRY, BILL DAVIS, SANDRA DENHAM, SHIRLEY DAWSON. FOURTH ROW: WAYNE DICKENS, JILL DICKERSON, SHIRLEY DREAGER, SANDRA DUFFORD, DAVID DEATH- ERAGE, JAMES DUNBAR. Q Forty-one FIRST ROW: JACK DUNBAR, JERRY ELLIOTT, DON FAVOR, JO ANN FERRERA, JERRY FLEMING, BILLY FRED- ERICK, BOBBY GRANGER, TOMMY FREEMAN. f SECOND ROW: KENNETH FRIEND, WAYNE HALE, IVA MAE HANKINS, BOBBY I-IANSON, ALBERT HARDY, WIL LIAM HARDEE, JIMMY HARRIS, ALLEN HART. THIRD ROW: JIMMY HAWKINS, JERRY HENDERSON, JUDY HENDERSON, PHIL HENDERSON, BARBETTA HILL, BONNIE HOBENS,LCHARLENE HOLCOMB, CHARLES HALLFORD. FOURTH ROW: LORETTA HOLLAND, RANNIE HUCKABEE, BOBBY HUFF, JOHNNY ISHMAEL, LEROY JAMES, ELLA JO JOHNSON. Forty-two FIRST ROW: SAM JOHNSON, JERRY JONES, JIMMY GORDO SINGER, CAROLYN KERR, DIANE KERR. N, DICK JUDD, BARBARA KENDALL, CLYDE KEN- SECOND ROW: DANNY KIRK, LAVERN KIRKWOOD, BETTY KNIGII TON, DALE LONG, DON LYONS. T, RAY LANDERS, JOE LEE, ASHER LIVINGS- THIRD ROW: BILLIE MALLORY, MARY ANN MANNING, JERRY MAR SUE MQCLURE, DONALD MQINTOSH, MARGARET MILES. RS, PAT MARSHALL, RONALD MARVIN, FOURTH ROW: ' J DAVID MILLER, WILLIS MOIILEY, RICHARD MOORE, VERA NELSON. KATHRYN MURRAY, GRADEN NAPIER, Forty-three FIRST ROVV: EVA OAKES, BERT PATRICK, SUSAN PATRICK , MARVIN PETITT, MELVIN PLUIXI, JANE POWELL RONNIE POVVERS, HELEN RAGLAND. SECOND ROW: ARLIN REYNOLDS, FOSTER REED, LOU AN I ' N ROBERTS, SHARON ROBFRTS MARY JANI' RO , , I I 2 SE, JUDY RUEB, DORIS RUTH, IVA NIAE HANKINS. TH IRD ROVV: BYRON SALSMAN, KATHERINE SHERI , ,, ., , ATOIX, RICHARD SMELTZER, GARY SMITH, JOAN SMITH. LL, JOE SHERIVOOD GFRAI D SHOOK VAUGHN SL I FOURTH ROVV: EARLENE SMITH, R. C. SMITH , , , , I' ARD, BILL SOUTH- ARD. , YVILMA SMITH MARIE SNYDFR BOB SOU' H l'I0!'fj f0ll7' FIRST ROVV: CARL STEVENS: IRA STOUT, GENE SWANSON, JUDY SNVITZER, PAULINE TABER, MONTE TAN- TON, LORETTA TAYLOR, LEONARD TEETER. SECOND ROW: JUDY THOMAS, LILA THOMAS, RONNIE THOMPSON, LEONARD TIPTON, ELOISE UNDERWOOD, BOBBY WALL, DON WALLACE, ELI WALKER. THIRD ROW: DAVID VVATSON, JOHN WILCHER, GARY WHEELER, PHIL WHINERY, SARAH WHITTENTON, TALIVIA XVILLIAMS, EARLDENE VVILSON, CHARLOTTE VVENISCH. FOURTH ROW: VVANDA VVOOD, PRESS YARGER, RUBY YEAKLEY, NVANDA YOU NG, RAYMOND ZINN. Foriy-fi-ve DEE IQLINGENSMITII Sophomor President JUD1'rH EDEN Vice President JIMMY HENDRIX Secretary BETSY BRAY Treasurer 2 A , YEJV' , E7 5 .3 ,f is . ' Q ' 7 gl 'ta -Y ie' W im .- W -1- , -K L M 'fit , , lf '3 fl 1 ,ft , 5? Wig , sz by V is m , Y 5 ik 5,2-.11 in 1. i - -IMQ5-.. N W '83 ' 'Z Q., S .1 Lp ,. .V .,,. E .-f.'Q5Q V L W' ' - fx 5555.221 , i . i my 'e 4 .. 1 f r H.. - 7? E -.-, 4 ' ' M ' ' , , A., T , 7, 75 :ii-., ,Q ,P M 5 Q: V , , I ,Q ,.... in V, ,F ,,', -H .. We H , ,IN gn. M 5 -H . hw , ' , W , W ' Q 1 '- Il' A , R , ' , 2 W ' 2 A f X ,t 4-3 lgre. i Xi. wma, , rr t. ra , se , Lim, 1 fit Q 'X ' . 0 2 . J eeie J' - '55 'H r K .. ' 'EZ -1 4 , ' sf N 'J' 3 isis? ,sf .. s ' H ,,,, ., , We ,, ' f ri, , ,,, i H W .,.,. ,E ,M n,,,,,4, A , 1 Q qv :ff: A:,,1,--5.I:..9fE E:1,:5' - M A g b 4, 4' , Q- X ,., ' I: .E -' -2.'5::. -V:-b m' w ., E is , E is J , no - ' 'grew - i s f E . , f J FW ' ,G Vx, -Mu E 1 Q. In H .... : , --'-- 5 i '-v-, :,2::,E::T:-Q:-1 Q5 ' , ' - - Q- ' wg, 3 Q9 7 H ,.Q:.g.,5,, ?E2 -.,.,,:-gaS::Q:' Wm, M, lam, ,i 1 f ri 5 -fr, - Y.-., 'M -A , i ' ' ff N5 'Q , x , f - , ,S V. 5 ' . , V B3 472, g A E ' rl! r , , - . t i T M , E hi- i 1 r . f . '-gf' . , tee, , Nw ' sg, 5 ay, 'iff' aa, , 1',.',- - at .A i E A ui, ,J .Q ,gi x V if ,,, i,,,?,,,,i 1 , ,Y W I F .1 . -' eff i' if lwia. fs Y V - to .. ati, TOP GROUP FIRST ROW: Sharon Howard, Florence Gregory, lylarilyn Smith, Beverly Kidd, Grace Frederick, Carolyn Wiggins, Wanda Widdoes, Jesse Guilfoyle, Sandra Whinery, Helen Ruth, Shirley Rush, Rozena Strain, Katherine Asher. SECOND ROVV: Jimma Tweedy, Kenneth Smith, Ronald Nic- Call, Howard Pierson, Dan Hughes, Judith Eden, Rosalie Ham- ilton, Barbara Boss, Betty Bishop, Nancy Boren, Carolyn Evans, Darold Draegor, Nlickey Clapp. THIRD ROVV: Richard Tibbits, Robert Raley, Otis Henlbree, Harry Hosey, Pete Strain, Glen Ellis, Robert Branson, Tommy Fox, James Gibson, Orie Young, Elmer Smith. FOURTH ROWV: Barbara Corman, Rosellen Laughlin, Sandra Slape, Reida Woodring, Ronnie Clark, Dean Scott, Johnny Hor- ton, Larry Gray, David lNIcClellan, Clyde Quigg. LOWER GROUP FIRST ROVV: Dottie Snyder, Judy Teel, Betsy Bray, Jan Kuy- kendall, Emma Brown, Nancy Williams, Vivian Wickham, lNIary Ann Shumard, Ruth Napier, Charles Claunts, Bill New- man, Jerry Hausner. SECOND ROW: Jana Thomas, Donnie Huckabee, Don Fergus- on, Pat Bomgardner, Nlary Kay DeLong, Edna Snyder, Shirley Head, Deborah Livingston, Dan Lowery, Carolyn Richardson, Forty-six Hal Freeman, Edward Raper. THIRD ROW: Judy VVinchell, Sue Page, Diary Sue Smeltzer. Betty Mitchell, Kit Stuart, Carolyn Stroup, Dixie Inhofe. FOURTH ROVV: Arthur Keck, Dee Klingensmith, Lenny Van- Sickle, Eugene VanGilder, Bobby Kendall, Darrel Rianley, Jackie Walker, Blue Page, Lee Roy Young, Jerry Gingrich. Gerald Fisher. TOP GROUP FIRST ROVV: Betty Dobson, Beverly lN'IcReynolds, Carol White, Fredrica Favor, Patricia Dunbar, Addie Frazier, Linda Yeager, Dema Nichols, Perry Billingsly, Peggy Davis, Erma Hunter, Shirley Johnson, Leonard Fears. SECOND ROW: Carol Taylor, Kay Tharp, Carolyn Bristow, Sharon Foster, Bruce Sluss, hlelvin Roseborough, john Speed, NIIDDLE FIRST ROVV: Wanda Rankin, Nlary Nlorris, Carla hliller, Barbara Knight, Linda Carver, Paula Jameson, Ronnie Van Landingham, Linda Slaybaugh, Norma Brown. Shirley Rabe. Mary hrlobley, lylary Sue Resetz, Wanda VVilmont, Sally Hen- son, Barbara Hatton, Francis Timmons. SECOND ROW: Pat Stephens, Judy Edwards, Donna Hughes. Sue Walker, Carolyn Hargrove, hlary Block, Benny Huff, Con- ,Ierry Crawford, Bill Adam-s, -Iohn Willingham, jon Penquite, hir. Guthrie. THIRD ROVV: Bobby Eldridge, Elaine Smith, Gary Smeltzer, Richard Nlorgan, Eddie Hicks, Richard Bennett, Ray Carroll, ,lim Keigly, jerry Cowan, Guy Willibey, jim Whitehouse, Ed- die Sims. GROUP nie Carter, Donna Burden, Wilma NIeGuire, Doris Sams, .Ioan Rose. V THIRD ROW: Willis Johnson, Joan Horton, Alma Luellen, Paula Cheek, Ed Hay, -Iohn Hall, Homer Bearrick, Tyrone Lillian, Larry DcVVitt, Ted Whitehouse, Leon Johnson. FOURTH ROVV: Sue Grigsby, hdike Robson, Torn Adams, Don Anderson, Littleton Fowler, Paul Pritchard, lVIike Sheriff, Brice Smith, David Wyatt, C. VVood, Kenneth Smith. LOVVER GROUP FIRST ROVV: Edward Davis, Ronnie Ferguson, hflary Louise Giacomo, Nancy lVIcCrackin, Barbara Smith, lyfahlon Bastion, Karen Romine, James Grant, Chester Van lyleter, Leroy Young, jimmy Miller, Hubert Whitehollse. SECOND ROW: Elizabeth Fagen, lylarilyn lyloldrup, Christina George, Kay Casey, lVIelva Johnson. Gary Sellers, Grace Fred- erick, Richard Hill, Johnny Davis, Pat Rhodes. THIRD ROW: Lucy -Io Kirby, Elizabeth Smith, Cheryl Snider, VVilla lNIcReynolds, VVayne Beebe, Pat lVIcDaniels, Gale Smith. Larry VVilson, Dean Reynolds, Loman Wolfe, Darrell Tiger. FOURTH ROVV: Johnny lyloore, George Holmes, Jimmy Hen- clrix, Danny Hamilton, Gary Potter, Charles Shackelford, Bobby Quinton, Harry Lee Lytle, Carl Hoover. Forty-sewn JERRY SWANSON President POLLY LITTLEBEAR Vice President reshm MYRA H UGH ES Secretary CYNTHIA Moss Treasurer FIRST ROVV: Francis Little. Donald Draeger, David Palinskee, Nladelyn Lowery, Patricia Polk, Anna Jo VVhinery, Almeta Stockton, lylarian Payne, Brenda Smith, Karen Elliott, Cov Shook, David Caldwell, Gertrude Watkins, Delores VVasson, Nlary Zinn, Leslie VVhittenton, Nlinnie Zinn, Carol Deatherage, Sally Nlaness. SECOND ROVV: Carolyn Little, Shirley Horton, J. D. Robert- son, Judy Slape, Donna Rebholtz, Richard Reynolds, Teddy VVilliams, Gary Green, Brenda Jackson, Edna Berryhill, Vivian Wickham, Lewis Strain, George Haley, Joyce Hillhouse, Car- melita Chalhkee, Goldena Stockton, Bruce Slaton, Johnny Crites. THIRD ROW: Carl Partridge, Myrna Lowther, Jeanette Allen. Kay Carroll, Jo Ann Boren, James Bales, Linda Sutton, Bobby Forly-eight Dye, Don Harris, Gerald Jett, Kenny Carnes, Rosemary Hopkins, Judy Bennett, Sue Knight, Emma Lee Worley, Jerry Thompson, Glenda VanHorn, Colleen Wheeler, Ronald Taylor. FOURTH ROYV: hfarie LeGrand, Linda Johnston, Sharon Wat- kins, Delmar Enlow, Harold Nlain, Richard Haley, Rose Marie Rice, Earl Lizenbee, Wayne Neal, June Holden, Harrel Quinton. Bobby Dunback, Herman Whitehouse, Gene Ballard. FIFTH ROW: Patsy Friend, Delbert Henshaw, Mary Miller. David Russell, Jack Isbell, Kenneth Smith, Johnny Broomhall, Reed Engles, Edward Stephens, Jerry Smith, Shirley King, Don Oliver, Charles Smith, Gary Troxell, Tommy Hennesse, Bill Cooper, Jerry Little, Darrell Billings, Fred Smart, Orville Ragland. l TOI' GROUP FIRST ROVV: Denny Cornwell, Darrel Hardy, Bobby Ellis. Charles Dawson, David Chapman, Franklin Daniels, Barbara Ahlborn, Betty Archer, VVanda Brigrance, Grace Brewer, Janis Boren, Kathy Parker, Sandra Harper, Sue Ann Lee. SECOND ROVV: Judith hdisner, Irene lNIcKinzie, Wesley Beaver, Jana Lane, Jerry Kern, Don Crcekmore, Delsie Holmes, Betty lWiller, Diana Walker, Ronny Carlock, Charles Hamilton, Conard Bowers, David Gilliland, Charles McGuire, Gene Pal- mer. MIDDLE FIRST ROVV: Joyce Gilbert, Richard Chalk, Rusty Gillette. Kayle Van Landingham, Gwendolyn Harris, David Mogab, Janis Kelly, Jan Fagan, Bobbie Coley, Lana Carver, Judy Hunt, Anita Ford, Carolyn Barnes, Lea Ann Coggins, Fred Patrick. SECOND ROW: Roberta West, May Bell Lathan, Patricia Barrett, Patricia Ballard, Jim Lawson, Preston Sample, lylarv Ann Gremore, Shirley Davenport, Ernest Hofstrom, Perry Mark Brooks, Jim Nloran, John Pulliam, Shirley Davidson, Tommie Head. LOWER FIRST ROW: Don Yarger, Mary Underwood, Doyle Lee, James Wilson, Leon Groover, Richard Timmons, Kay Miller, Faye Miller, Sally Nloore, Carolyn Talley, Edith Jones, Eddie Napier, Ola Cooper, Charlene Sherman, Anne Wilkerson. SECOND ROVV: David Ragland, Buddy Nelson, Dick Owen, Ralph Scott, Freeda Reinhart, Fredie Johnson, Eddy Gowdv, Richard Johnson, Phyllis lylathews, Pauline Lake, Virginia Brown, Earl Tomberlin, Jerry Swanson, Joyce Robertson. THIRD ROVV: Karen Underwood, Cynthia lyloss, Carolyn Cole, Cathy Stevens, lyiary Zeier, Shirley Butler, Jerry Banks, VVanda McCrory, James Iliff, Torchy Fisher, Mildred Oakes, Charles Legrand, Alice Pickett, Charlene Riley. FOURTH ROW: Freddie VanDolah, Beau Christian, Barbara Harris, Judy Ivey, Susan Sheffel, Frankie Henderson, Jerry By- field, Susan Speakman, Susan Winget, Richard Nloore, Larry Owen, Ronald Kelly, Earl Brigance. FIFTH ROW: Dennis Whittlesey, Jan Laidley, Paul Bevenue. GROUP THIRD ROW: Ada Kendall, Nlary Jo Tift, Wanda Warren, Ann Norris, Richard Howard, David McPherson, Karen Fitz- patrick, Beverly Burgess, Terry Gibson, Carolyn Kendall, James Gardner, Ronnie Feeback. FOURTH ROW: Ronnie DeGraffenried, Richard Pogue, Evelyn Cole, Peggy Haney, Dorothy Denham, Johnny Lampas, William Anderson, Billy Nichols. FIFTH ROW: Eddie VanDolah, Charles Price, Jerry Trout, Gary Snyder, Billy Salmon, Sam Lewis, George Brock, Teddy Deason, Johnny Bruton, Whiley Mason, Polly Littlebear. GROUP THIRD ROVV: Gary Rutherford, Ronnie Inlow, Carolyn John- son, Robert Tinker, Sara Billingsley, Jo Anne Sloan, Bobby Warren, Joe McCombs, Billy Dotson, Lester Lovelace, Carl Coleman, Joyce Boggs, Anna Mae Simmons. FOURTH ROW: Junior Beede, Stanley Davis, Ernest Hofstrom. Jimmy Pinkston, David lylarrs, Lawrence Wilson, Guy Guinn, Ben Person, Mary Young, Joyce Murray. Norma Robertson, Carolyn Goodwin, Myra Hughes, Forty-nine Wrhen did Oklahoma become a state? The snack pe1'iod's over I'll speed back to class The bell rang. How boring! I3 this Dog Patch? Two minutes to get there. He must be happy. Hurry, I'll be late. Ch, to be a secretary. The end. I'1l never do that again. Fifty Q 4 .fri 2, EL CIRCULO ESPANOL TOP GROUP FIRST ROW: Carolyn Beaty, ,Iuletta Ripley. Roberta Leas, SECOND ROYV: Sandra Denham, John Hill, Frank Burns, Edith Sewell, Bob Farrand, David Deatherage, Ray Causey. Charlie Harwell, Beverly Smith, Phil Henderson, Nlrs. Carter, Donna Davis. LATI NA SOCI ETAS MIDDLE GROUP FIRST ROVV: lylrs. Carter, Sue Carver, Suzan Patrick, Billy SECOND ROVV: Rannie Huckabee, James Hanna, Ronnie Ralev, Mallory, Sandra Denham, Donnie Huckabee, David Deatherage, Foster Reed, Mike Robson. Nlike Sheriff, Ronnie Powers, Bobby Bernard W'iddoes, Betty Bishop, Donna Davis, Paula Cheek, Farranil, Carl Stevens, Hugh Hubhard, Jerry Elliott, Littleton .lessie Guilfoyle. Laree Paeaud, Sharon Henderson, Nlary Ann Fowler, John Hill. Shumard. R ESPALATINI LOWER GROUP FIRST ROXN: Sandra Denham, Wayne Barnett, John Hill, SECOND ROVV: Roberta Leas, Brice Smith, -loan S1nith, Charlie David Dealherage, James Hanna, Nlrs. Carter. Harwell, Bobby Farrand, Phil Henderson, Donna Davis, Beverly Smith. Fifty-two STAGE CRAFT FIRST ROW: Littleton Fowler, Zelma Carter, Leroy James, Robert LaBass. AUDITORIUM BOARD FIRST ROW: Jacque Shaffer, Betty Bishop, Edith Sewell, hlrs. Carter, James Hanna, Carolyn Beaty. SECOND ROW: Mr. Davis, Mrs. DuBois, Beverly Smith, lXfIiss Dickerson, Lucy Jo Kirby, Kathy Stevens, Bobby Farrand, Robert LaBass, Joan Smith, Roberta Leas, Miss Fisher. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROVV: Edith Sewell, Kay Berryhill, Judy Winchill, lX'Iary Ann Shumard, Pat Fowler, Beverly Smith, Jana Thomas, Lila Thomas, Paula Cheek, Donna Baldwin, Paula Caldwell. Judy Curry, Sandra Dufford. SECOND ROVV: Billie Niallory, Barbara Crabtree, Deane Hiltzman, Judy Chapman, Barbara Childress, Sue Page, Billy Newman, hfary hiobley, Sandra Denham. THIRD ROVV: Mr. Simmons, Jimmy Stockard, Don Wallace, Arthur Davis, Eddie Abla, Ray Causey, Byron Salsman, Foster Reed, iVIiss Hildabrand. Fifty-three A J TRI FIRST ROVV: Susie Gremore, Betty Archer, Carolyn Cole. Judy Curry, Jan Kuykendall, Sue INIcClure, Nina Cobb, Janice Scott, Wanda VVilson, Carolyn Sample, Laree Pacaud, Jeanne Brown, INIarilyn Rloses, Carol Baxter. SECOND ROVV: lVIarian Payne, Carolyn Goodwin, Grace Brewer, Grace Carpenter, Donna Baldwin, Ronnie VanLanding- ham, Jerry Gibson, Kay DeLong, Ann Dt-Vore, Beverly Smith, THIRD ROVV: VVantla lNIcCrory, Donna Rebholtz, Betsy Bray, Kit Stuart, Jana Lane, Elizabeth Fagan, Lea Ann Coggins v -HI-Y VVanda VVilliams, Susan Sheffel, Jeanette Whitehouse, Sharon Henderson, Pat Cornwell, Nfary Jo White. FOURTH ROVV: Cathy Stevens, Torchy Fisher, Donna Davis, Terry Gibson, Sue Page, Pat Bomgardner, Lucy Jo Kirby, Nancy Collins, Pat Harper, lYIarietla Golden, Edith Sewell, Kay Porter. FIFTH ROVV: lyIary Nliller, Sally lNIaness, Elizabeth Smith, Carol Deatherage, Karen Elliott, Nancy lVIcCrackin, lVIary Gia- conio, hIary Ann Shumard, Cynthia lNIoss, Susan VVinget, Sally IXIoore, Susan Speakman. HI-Y FIRST ROVV: Bobby Branson, Bill Newman, Don Ferguson, Ronnie DeLong, Bobby Farrand, Gary Oliver, Johnny Hall, Charles Baker, Gene Swanson, David Deatherage, Hugh Hub- bard, Dee Klingensmith, Richard lyfoore. SECOND ROW: Don Anderson, James Hanna, Joe Sherwood, Dick Judd, Gene Campbell, Carl Stevens, Robert Sumner, Phil- lip DeBi'osse, David Carter, Ed Hay, David Fleming, Dale Esmond. SAFE DRIVERS CLUB FIRST ROVV: Jeanne Brown, Sharon Henderson, Pat Cornwell, Jeanette VVhitehouse, Beverly Smith, Laree Pacaud, Phillip De- Brosse, Diane Eubanks, Wanda VVilson, lXIary Ann Shunlard Janice Scott. v SECOND ROVV: Sue hIcClure, Jane Owen, Sara Land, Ronnie DeLong, George Alexander, Dolores Jones, Charles Baker Fifty-four VVanda YVilliaxns, Eddie Ingram, Judy Love, Gary Oliver, Kay Porter, lNIr. Guthrie. TIIIRD ROW: hfrs. Crosslin, Leon Pritchard, Bill INIcCabe, Gene Campbell, David Carter, Robert Sumner, Jim Hawkins, Billie Shreffler. POW WOW STAFF FIRST ROVV: Sharon Henderson, .leane Brown. Laree Pacaud, Gary Oliver, Pat Cornwell, Beverly Smith, Diane Eubanks, Janice Scott, Sara Land, .loan lNICC0llllIJS. SECOND ROVV: Hugh Hubbard, James Hanna, Gene Camp- bell, David Carter, Cecelia LeFavor, Anne DeVore. F. B. L. A. FIRST ROVV: Blarilyn hfoses, -leanette Whitehouse, Carol Baxter, lNIary .lo VVhite, Jcane Brown, Sara Land, -lane Owen. Nina Cobb, Grace Carpenter, Laree Pacaud, Carolyn Sample, Susan Patrick, Sue lNIcClure, Judy Switzer, Sharon Henderson, Kay Porter. SECOND ROVV: Nlrs. Peck, hlaryetta Golden, Billie Shreffler. ludv Thomas, I'at Cornwell, Diana Swartzlantler, Wanda VVil- lianis, Katherine itlurray, Ann DeVore, Lillian Childress, Jacque Shaffer, Alerrye Phillips, IXIrs. Crosslin. TlllRD ROVV: Billy Bob lNIcCabe, Lee W'alker, Robert Sumner, Robert Cantrell, George Alexander, Wanda Wilson, Nancy Col- lins, Alanice Scott. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROVV: Junior Beetle, Ronnie Ferguson. George Holmes, Arlin Reynolds, Ralph Scott, Richard Owen, Dale Dickens, SECOND ROW: Harold Nlain, Rollin Nlallery, Graden Napier, Sam johnson, Ronald hloss. Bill Davis, Chris Bond, Danny Hamilton, Tommy Adams, Don Fleming, -Iohnny Critcs. THIRD ROVV: Alohnny Bronmhall, Leroy llughes, Benny Huff, -lack Dunbar, Carl lXIain, Roland Belveal, Eddie Ingram, Larrv Bray, Ed VVilcher, lVIr. Wailkup. FOURTH ROVV: Dennis Childress, Larry Wilson, Pat lVIc- Danials, Charles Sliaekelford, johnny Txloore, -Ierry Banks, Teddy ,lo Deason, Leon Christian, Herb Applegate. Fifty-five DEVOTIONAL CLUB ' FIRST ROVV: Bobby Coley, Pat Cornwell, Sharon Henderson Kay Berryhill, Paula Caldwell, Alma Luellan, Carolyn Sample, Donna Burden, Donna Hughes, Billie Nlallory, Carol Wiggins. Judy Winchell, lNIary hlobley, Judy Switzer, Sandra Harper, Anita Ford. SECOND ROW: Judy Edwards, Grace Frederick, Judith Eden. Sue VValker, Phyllis Walters, Linda Carver, Sally Henson, Kathy Stevens, Jana Thomas, Barbara Boss, Nlary Resetz, Judv Chapman, Eloise Underwood, Jeanne Rector. THIRD ROVV: Paula Jameson, Betty Bishop, Carolyn Beaty, Juletta Ripley, Rosalie Hamilton, Jim Hawkins, Donna Davis, lNIrs. Fox, Barbara Kendall, Dixie Hughes, Jeanette Whitehouse. FOURTH ROW: Linda Yeager, Gwendolyn Harris, Sally Watashe. Wanda Widrloes, hiary Sue Smeltzer, Carl Stevens, Foster Reed, Jerry Stroup, Don VVallace, Jerry Crawford. STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROVV: lNIr. Bomgardner, Iyliss Fisher, Sally lylaness, Kay Berryhill. Barbara Knight, Beverly Burgess, Bobby Coley, Sue lNIcClure, Susan Patrick, Pat Bomgardner, Grace Frederick. Billy Salsman. SECOND ROW: Bill Bradley, Frankie Henderson, Danny Hamilton, Guy Willibey, Clyde Kensinger, Hugh Hubbard, James Hanna, Joe Engles, Jack Isabell, Burt Patrick, David hleljherson, Charles Hamilton, Don Wallace, Kenneth Smith. OFFICE ASSISTANTS FIRST ROVV: Sara Whittington, Bobbie Quigg, Kay Berryhill, VVilma Smith, Carol VViggins, Carolyn Sample, Pat Cornwell, Deanne Hiltzman, Sara Land, Sharon Henderson, Judy Curry, Lora hlisner, hlary Jo YVhite, lylarilyn hloses, Carol Baxter, Janice Scott, Marie Snider. SECOND ROW: Judy Chapman, lVIargaret Smith, Grace Car- penter, Jill Dickerson, Beverly Smith, Jan Kuykendall, Laree Pncaud, Betsy Bray, Ruby Yeakley, Judy Love, Diane Eubanks, Fifty-six Jeanne Brown, Glenda Stephens. THIRD ROW: Sandra Denham, Roberta Leas, VVanda Wil- liams, Billie Nlallory, Lucy Jo Kirby, Kay DeLong, Kit Stuart, Colleen Herrington, Dolores Jones, Jerrye Phillips, Nina Cobb, Judy Teel. I FOURTH ROW: lN'Iary lylanning, Earlene Gipson, hlaryetta Golden, Ann DeVore, hlary Sue Smeltzer, lylike Sheriff, Jane Owens, Jacque Shaffer, Wanda VVilson. 1 l i i s 5 i I e r PRINTERS CLUB SECOND ROYV: lVlr. Davis, Sponsor, Otis Hembree, Gene Wil- FIRST ROW: George Holmes, Monte Tanton, VVilliam Hardee, . liains, lanice Scott, Dolores Jones, WVanda Williams, Roberta jerry Henderson, Eddie Sims. Q Lens, Graden Napier, lylickey VValker, Donald Clements, Richard Nlorgan. LIBRARY CLUB SECOND ROVV: Nlike Robson, Hal Freeman, Lilly Patterson, Colleen Wheeler, Delores VVasson, Shirley Draeger, Sharon Roberts Barbetta Hill, Judy Hunt, Myra Hughes, JanisABoren, leanette Allen, Karen Underwood, Nlrs. Hellewell, Elizabeth lVlisner, Nlary Block. FIRST ROVV: Gary Snyder, Eugene VanGuilder, Shirley Hor- ton, Frances Little, Linda Yarger, Rosalee Hamilton, Sally Henson, Donna Hughes, Alma Luellen, Kay Carrol, Barbara Smith, Carol Wiggins. PROJECTIONIST CLUB V SECOND ROVV' lVIr C1mpbell Lerov lames, Lee Walker, FIRST ROW: Jim lXIoran, Larry lNlclVlinimy, Eugene an- . . . , , I Guilder, Nlike Robson, Denny Cornwell, Leonard Fears, Kenny Bill Spalding, Clyde Kensinger, Gene Campbell, Harold Bur- Smith. dick, Charles Baker, Joe Sherwood, Jimmy Hawkins. Fifty-seven g FRATRES FIRST ROW: Bernard Widdoes, Donnie Huckabee, John Hill Rannie Huckabee. James Hanna, Ronald Raley, David Deather: age, Dennis VVhittlesey, Kenny Carnes, Nlrsi. Carter, Edward Davidson. SECOND ROW: Brice Smith, Leonard Tipton, Jerry Elliott, Bob Farrand, Ronnie DeLong, Foster Reed, Donald Favor, Jerry Swanson, Ray Causey, Arthur Boone. F. FIRST ROW: Edna Snyder, Emma Brown, lNfIary hdorris. Shirley Davenport, Susan Speakman, Carolvn Cole Betty Archer, Elizabeth Frederick, Mary Ann IWanning, Sara Whittenton, Judy Bennett. SECOND ROW: Beverly Kidd, Helen Ruth, Betty lylitehell, Evelyn Cole, 'Kay DeLong, Judy Eden, lNIary Underwood, Joyce Roberts, Lillian Childress, Wilma Smith. H. LATINI THIRD ROVV: Jim Irwin, Richard hloore, Gene Swanson, Dick Judd, Bob Wall, Steve Burdick, Jerry lXIarrs, lNIilie Sheriff, Littleton Phil Henderson. Godwin, Harold Fowler. FOURTH ROW: VVayne Barnett, Richard Hubbard, Clyde Kensinger, Charles Harwell Smeltzer, Hugh , Paul Applegate, Homer Berriek, Carl Stevens, Robert Sumner, hlike Robson. Ronnie Powers, A. THIRD ROVV: Beverly h'IeReynolds, Paula Clark, Peggy Haney, VVilla lNIeReynolds, Sue Page, Carolyn Hickman, Nancy Boyne, Ruby Yeakley, Judy Thomas, Barbetta Hill. FOURTH ROW: Wanda VViddoes, Rosalee Hamilton, Karen Romine, Barbara Hatten, Carolyn Johnson, Carolyn Sue Talley, Katherine lylurray, Barbara Childress, Kay Barnes, Loretta Holland, Judy Winehell. CHEER LEADERS FIRST ROVV: Bobby Farrand, IXIarilyn Denham, Charles Baker. SECOND ROW: lNIarilyn hloses, Edith Sewell, Pat Cornwell Fifty-eight Carolyn Sample, Jeanette Whitehouse, Sandra Dufford. T 8: I CLUB FIRST ROW: George lldain, Bill Freeman, Willie Barnett, Kenneth Friend, Bobby John- son, Eddie Sims, Vida Lee, Dixie Kidd, Richard llflorgzin, Thomas Rivers, Nlelvin Rose- borough. SECOND ROW: Robert Lz1Bass, Lonnie Johnson, Elmer Smith, Don Smith, ,lVIonte Tzmton, William Hurdee, Graden Napier, Jerry Henderson, George Holmes, Lawrence Charboneau. A , THIRD ROW: Donnas Nichols, Richard Adams, Larry Lzmtz, Charlie Harwell, Bill Brewer, -lim Stout, Clifford Blankenship, Ronnie lVIarvin, Ray Landers, Jack Dunbar, Dennis Parker. FOURTH ROW: Lester Davidson, David Watson, Bill Southern, Mr. Bonham. l nb-149' nb-ed!--dn-tb-'dh nb- nb-nthnb-nb--lb:-fin nbvnb- sir 1- nb-nb--Abu-dn nb--sbs-19-nfn iw wx my wi WI wi W1 wx my my W1 my Ml my WI W1 W1 my my WI W1 W1 my Ml wi ml W1 wi my my wi WI my wp Ml my W1 wi MI my ww mu w mv vu in KWKTNKB4rfflvlfiilvffkll4fNbffNr6NvffNl4D'vffNvffN1Cfl'4f5fv!fNlf?Nv1!?flGhrffNr5'9'rGNvfh4r4'FNbf1'l'vRNKDH4h04hlvffNK?Nvd'NKiNI6NfGNI6NK?N1GNb6?NM?N00b-M?hK?blKW0 Fifty-nine SAPULPA HIGH SCIl00L BAND Sixty GEORGE C. BRITE Director The eighty piece band under the capable direction of George C. Brite brought home honor after honor this year. i Besides the regular attendance at football games, the marching band Won superior honors at the Ponca City Nlarching Contest, and the Bi-State Marching Contest, Which Was held in Fort Smith, Arkansas. The band also appeared at TU Band Day and the OU Band Day, as well as many other appearances. The band presented their Nlid-Winter' Semi-Cen- tennial contest during February. The concert Was given as a television theme. Guest narrator was John Dore- mus, a graduate of SHS. Guest conductor Was Dr. Garth K. Blake, principal of SHS, and former band director. The concert band made an outstanding showing at the Tulsa District Contest winning nearly an eighth of all superior honors given. The band then entered the state contest at Oklahoma A. 81 M. The band appearing for their first season in seven thousand dollars Worth of blue and gray uniforms Wound up their formal concert series by participating in the annual Ucombined band festivall' which featured the grade school and junior high bands. DON CARLEY GENE CANIPBELL KAY BERRYHILL President Vice President Secretary and Treasurer Kay Bcrryhill, Twirlerg Foster Recd. Drum Nfajorg Judy Curry, Twirler KAY BERRYHILL Band Queen Sixty-one FLUTES AND OBOES FIRST ROVV: Nina Cobh. 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'f11'1'1I2f::.2 1:.:::-21:12-:1:,:EIf?i5251515:i5 a. 2I2f2i2E25EfS5E5E55?Si2s 6355533:1:Q:5:E:5:5:5:213g:25:2:E'g?:2:w:2' I -'frf:'rE2E2: '2. f2f'E' 2E2E2f'.2E'E2E2i'fi2Q?f - - - 252351:Q:gn5:55:35:5f5g5:E5E5Eg:fW2:2 252:WE2E2:l.'-852.2521-E-E2 '-2:5 52:11, 2:f'?:':3:iS:1.-': aF' 58'5WfE'E2E2E3E2E:E:f:f:E:5g ::f Zf:3:- 4:5 :55:5EEi21i7ii1:-,5-f1Z3f'i'i :filfifif 'fififi , '21-:-1-v -: ,::- :r ' 4: ,.5g:255355555Q51:: Qgaexmz, 'Erirfgigiig ARG .. ,:y5:,,- --5 5.5:z:5e:2ef1 :- .:2':H si 2 :-2 DICKERSON Director US Sixty-six BEVERLY SMITH -TEANETTE WHITEHOUSE KAY BERRYHIII LAREE PACAUD President Vice President Secretary-Treaiurer Reporter TBIO BETSY BRAY, MAR11,YN MoLDRUP, DoNNA BALDWIN The SHS choir under the direction of Miss Argus Dickerson has been a very busy organization this year. Some of it's activ- ities have included a fall concert, the Chris- tmas assembly program, a Christmas din- ner for the choir members, and a caroling program throughout the city. At the end of the evening the choir was served hot chocolate and spudnuts by the Treble-Clef Club. They also presented the spring musical, Went to district and state contests, and joined with the band in presenting a spring concert. g 'NVith the able backing of the Treble- Clef Club, several money making projects were carried through, enabling the vocal department to purchase a phonograph, tape recorder, and portable steel risers. Qfficers of the Treble-Clef Club were lylrs. Leo Cornwell, president, lVlrs. John Reed, vice president, lvlrs. C. L. DeVore, secretary, Mrs. Ted Whitehouse, treas- urer. Sixty-xefuen anon: FIRST ROW- Bill lVIcCabe James Grant Len V S' kl Edd . , . , ny an ic e, ie Ingram, Eddie Dufford, Beau Christian, Bill Dotson, Gary Green, Edward Davidson, Bill Newman, Stanley Davis, Bruce Slaton, Bob Eldridge, Bob Southard, John Hill, Foster Reed. SECOND ROW: Beverly Smith, Willadean Hiltzman, Kay Berryhill Pat Rhodesi Judy Switzer Sue Page Jerrv Stro Edd' Abl B , , , , D up, ie a, yron Salsman, Kay Porter, Judy Curry, Sue McClure, Kit Stuart, Jan Kuykendall, Linda Yeager. THIRD ROVV: Donna Belk, Bonnie Hobens, Karen Romine, Gayle Smith, Judy Henderson, Pat Marshall, lVIary Mobley, Donna Davis, Laree Pacaud, Mary Ann Shumard, Nancy McCrackin, Sandra Denham, Carolyn Hickman, Wanda Adelblue, Judy Chapman, Diane Eubanks, Sandra Dufford. FOURTH ROW: Dorothy Selby, Jill Dickerson, Wanda Wilson, Nina Cobb, Betsy Bray, Betty Bishop, Pat Cornwell, Eva Oakes, Ann De- Vore, Elizabeth Fagan, Sue Grigsby, Billie Shreffler, Dolores Jones Lucy Jo Kirby, Jana Thomas, Lila Thomas, Nancy Pat Collins, Carol Wiggins, Donna Baldwin, Jeanette Whitehouse, Marilyn Moldruli. W TWO GIRLS AT PIANO: Patricia Fowler, Mary Sue Smeltzer SEXTET Byron Salsnian, Inna Thomas, VVand:1 Adelblue, Eva Oakes, Donna Davis, Foster Reed UCTETTE J l J I anette Whitehouse, Carolyn Kay Berryhill, Pat Cornwell, Beverly Smith, Anne DeVore, I o ores ones, e Hickman, Jan Kuykendzlll. Sixty-nine PATRICIA HARPER President Seventy CLYDE KENSINGER Vice President S USAN PATRICK Recording Secretary COLLEEN HERRINGTON Corresponding Secretary PAT BOINIGARDNER Treasurer DON VVALLACE Chaplain Student Council The Student Council is organized to promote better relations between facult administration, and students, to bring to- gether the problems of the students and the school for discussion and solution, and develop leadership among the council mem- bership. Yi During the summer four members of the council attended the Student Council Wo1'kshop held at the University of Qkla- homa at Norman. In November several members attended the Southern Associa- tion of Student Councils Convention held in Tulsa at Central. Among the Student Council's activities for the year are the publishing of Student Directories, sponsorship of Club of the Year, Student of the lVIonth, 'KNOW or Never Wieck , Presidents Banquet, lVlarch of Dimes campaign, and Student-Faculty Basketball Game. The council had murals. painted and framed to hang in the cafeteria and also purchased vases and artificial flowers for the cafeteria tables. Une of the main projects of this year's Student Council was the revision of their constitution. This revision made possible the changing of their election terms. Rep- resentative and officer candidates Will file for application and the Youth Board President will be separate from the Stu- dent Council Vice President. I FIRST ROW: Hugh Hubbard, Dale Esmond, Kay Berryhill, James Hanna, Sue McClure. SECOND ROW: Leonard Tipton, Gary Wheeler, Bert Patrick, Kay DeLong, Danny Hamilton. ' v THIRD ROW: Grace Frederick, Kit Stuart, Charles Hamilton, Guy Willibey, Barbara Knight. Q FOURTH ROW: Jan Laidley, David llePherson, Bobby Coley, Frankie Hen- derson, Sally Maness. l Il TH ROW: Beverly Burgess. Seventy-one FIRST ROVV: Jeanne Brown, Presidentg Sharon Henderson, Vice President, Laree Pacaud, Corresponding Secretaryg Jeanette VVhitehouse, Recording Secretary, Kay DeLong, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Pat Bomgardner, Chaplaing Kit Stuart, Historiang Judy Curry, Sergeant at Armsy Anne DeVore, Reporter, Pat Cornwell, State Secretary and Treasurer. ' Tri-Ili-Y This year the Tri-Hi-Y Club, a Christian organiza- tion, with its membership of 61, has been one of the most active clubs in Sapulpa High School. Under the sponsor- ship of Mrs. Byrda Kuykendall, Mrs. Catherine Holland, and Miss Mary McDairmant, they have held bi-monthly meetings at the high school. The meetings consisted of scheduled programs with guest speakers. The social calendar of the club consisted of a coke party, In-Paradise dance, a float in the Homecoming paradefa booth at the Halloween Carnival, induction ceremony, Spring Formal dance, at which the Tri-Hi-Y Dreamboat was crowned. Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y combined to present the Easter Assembly. Tri-Hi-Y projects for this year included a Wo1'ltl Service Pledge which went into a nation-wide Hi-Y cam- paign to help people in other nations, gifts to unfortunate children at Christmas time, and sold Humpty Dumptys to raise money. Sapulpa's Tri-Hi-Y was represented at the sixth Hi-Y Youth Legislature in Oklahoma City and at the State DALE ESMOND Hi-Y, Tri-Hi-Y Convention held in Blackwell. Dreamboat Seventy-two I FIRST ROW: Beverly Smith, President, Barbara Crabtree, Vice President, VVilladean Hiltzman, Sec- retary, Judy Chapman, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Kay Berryhill, State Treasurerg Pat Fowler, Reporterg Lila Thomas, Historian, Jimmy Stockard, Historian. ' F. T. A. The object of our club is to better acquaint members with the teaching profession. VVe Want to help produce better qualities in our Future Teachers and encourage some of our more able boys and girls to go into the field of teaching. VVe Want to have a part in helping prepare them for the future. To stimulate interest in our club, We also present an award to the 'ilVliss Future Teacherf' who is chosen from our club. This year, Judy Chapman was chosen as our bliss Future Teacherw. , We feel it a challenge to belong to the F.T.A., and to live up to its standards. These standards are high, but not too high that they cannot be obtained with sincere desire to be a part of an organization that is working to build a better tmorrow. ln this tomorrow, We will be its leaders. The higher the stan- dards, the stronger the foundation will be. The year 1956-57 has proven very suc- cessful and Worthwhile to the Sapulpa High Henry G. Bennett F.T.A. Club. From our club, the State F.T.A. Treasurer was chosen at the 1956-57 Spring Convention at Okla- homa University. WVe would like to express our appreciation to our sponsors, H. A. Simmons and Louise - l-lilderbrand, who have given us their time H. A. SmMoNs and effort to help improve our club. Sponsor LOUISE HILDERBRAND Sponsor Se-venty-thrg CLYDE KENSINGER PATRICIA HARPER JEANE BROWN . President Vice President Secretary Y0U'l'l5l BIIARD One ofthe most important governing bodies in SHS is the Youth Board. It has the job of governing the activities of the Youth Center. Sapulpa High's students spend many enjoyable hours here because of this organization. Besides sponsoring the Youth Center's weekly activities, the Youth Board sponsored several dances this year. The annual Christmas Dance was a high point in this yearls social calendar. Edith Sewell was crowned Youth Board Queen by her date, John Donovan, to end the night's festivities. FIRST ROVV: Donald Oliver, Karen Elliott, Dennis VVhittlesey, Carolyn Deatherage, Charles Hamilton. SECOND ROW:G N ' - 3 Dee Klingensmith. uy Nillibcy, I at Bomgardner, -Iohnny Hall, Kay DeLong, Kit Stuart, Seventy-four FIRST ROW: Phil Henderson, Jeanne Brown, Hugh Hubbz1rd,Laree P:1caud,Gary Oliver. SECOND ROW: Sharon Henderson, Clyde Kensinger, Don Berry, Ronnie DeLong, Dickerson, Judy Curry, Dick Judd, David Fleming. N Q 552523: iazafsiisgsgkgir W rig: ' ez: M Q U'r' gil i. gl ,U:,g,,.2.,,W.U of , L Pr -U ,Mg-gw 1 ,:Hmg:::,:L Iiilassmif we fimfisfiifi fizgaiwsifigr' NBASTQZJ' x MSS: , 'zzisf y qwgfiiiflfi Fifa? mrs. 4, 'V' R 1 ., ,.,:. '.... - .,., ,.,., Eg .,,.,,i e,.. sgff , A. EDITH SEWELL Youth Board Queen Jill Seventy-five IVIARILYN IXIOSES President and State Secretary WAN DA WILSON Secretary CAROLYN SAMPLE CAROL ANN BAXTER Vice President 'Treasurer F. B. L. A. The Future Business Leaders of Amer- ica is a national organization composed of High School Sz College Students enrolled in business to prepare them for leadership. Each year the club enters an annual spring contest which was held at Chickasha this year. The contest includes: spelling, type- Writing, and a HlVIr. and Miss FBLA con- test. Robert Sumner and Jeane Brown represented our chapter this year as Mr. and Miss FBLA . In last year's i'lVIr. Ophelia Crosslin and Jean Peck, Sponsors FBLA contest, Ronnie Gibson Won first in the state and placed seventh in the national. Each year the organization sponsors a contest for the Ideal Secretary . For the first time in the history of the club, two secretaries were chosen. They were Janice Scott and Jacque Lynn Shaffer. They were chosen for this honor on having the highest number of points in typewriting, shorthand, personality and general business tests. Jacque Lynn Shaffer and Janice Scott, Ideal Secretaries Severzty-six . . . .YEABBO0K STAFF. . . . VVAN DA WILLIAMS Editor JAN ICE SCOTT Secretary DOLORES JONES Business Manager ROB ERTA LEAS Typist BILLIE SHREFFLER Features and Baby Pictures JANE ALBERDING Organizations JUDY ALBERDING Classes PATRICIA FOVVLER Artist DONALD CLEMENTS Athletics SARA LOU LAND Classes LUCILLE WILLIAMS Organizations GARY OLIVER Athletics STAFF AT WORK Seventy-sevezz VVhat's cookin'? Anytime is Coke time You don't say! l ll Sand it pretty. The big stink. Sign here, please. Snack time. Could this he it? Hold that pose! Sffuerzty-eight YEARBOOK PLAY ROOM FOR ONE MORE CAST: James Hanna, Barbara Crabtree, Wanda Adelblue, Carol Baxter, Ann DeVore, Beverly Smith, Marilyn lVIoses, Don Carley, Eddie Abla, Bobbie Quigg Cnot in picturej. JUNIOR PLAY DECEMBER BRIDE CAST: Jerry Elliott, Leonard Tipton, Bill Clapp, Judy Curry, Carol Baxter, Barbara Crabtree, Clyde Kensinger, Judy Henderson, Billie Mallory, Donna Baldwin, Harold Burdick. Eighty SENIOR PLAY A MAN CALLED PETER CAST: Bob Farrand, Diane Swartzlander, Barbara Crabtree, Leonard Tipton, Janice Scott, Arthur Boone, Clyde Kensinger, jerry Elliott, Donna Baldwin, Miss Doud, Marilyn Moses, Eddie Abla, Larry lylcllflinimy, Sammy Roach, Billie Mallory, Irene Santa Maria, Evelyn Johnson, Kay Porter, Colleen Herrington Cnot in picturej. Eighty-one GOENG T0 COLLEGE The annual Going to College Assemblyl' was held January 25, 1957. V Devotions were given by Sara Land with Donna Davis as student chairman. The Winners were Billy Spalding and Gene Campbell who will compete in the district contest in the spring. COMMERCE DEPARTMENT The Commerce Department had its assembly on February 9, 1957. Carolyn Sample Was student chairman and Jerry Stroup was devotional leader. Gary Dliver, Yearbook King, crowned Jeanne Brown as Yearbook Queen for 1956-57. The Commerce Department then presented an inter- esting skit. Eighty-fwn AMERICANISM ASSEMBLY The Americanism Assembly was pres- ented by the Social Studies Department February 22, 1957. David Carter was student chairman and Wayne Barnett serv- ed asdevotional leader. The I'Order of the Arrows Dance team presented and explained some Indian dances. The team consists of Rannie Huckabee, Don Wal- lace, Richard Smeltzer, Kenny Carnes, and Donnie Huckabee. The choir then sang two selections. OUR FIRST ASSEMBLY September 14, 1956 was the first assem- bly of our 1956-57 school year. The Devo- tions were given by Clyde Kensinger. Patricia Harper, student chairman, pres- ented Mr. B. Newman, Superintendent of Sapulpa Schools, who spoke to the students and faculty on VVhat is it You Are Living For and What Appointments do You Have for the Future ? STUDENT COUNCIL INSTALLATION Un September 28, 1956, we had Student Council installations in which our officers were installed by lVIary Ann Cooper, a 1952 graduate. Officers installed were, Patricia Harper, President, Clyde Kensinger, Vice President, Susan Patrick, Recording Sec- retary, Colleen Herrington, Correspond- ing Secretary, Pat Bomgardner, Treasurerg and Don VVallace, Chaplain. Edith Sewell scrved as devotional leader and Bobby Farrand as student chairman. ATOMIC ENERGY ASSEMBLY Mr. Tom Allen showed us s e v e r al experiments and talked to us about Atomic Energy which was our third assembly on Qctober 2, 1956. HOMECOMING ASSEMBLY Our annual Homecoming Assembly was held on October 19, 1956, with Carolyn Beaty as devotional leader and James Hanna as student chairman. Patricia Fow- ler was crowned by Don Carley, President of the senior class, as Homecoming Queen. Nlorton Sheffel was master of ceremonies with numbers being presented by the fol- lowing alumni: Sophia Letlow, Mary Ann Cooper, Raymond Jackson, Malvina Steph- enson, and Virginia Guinn. Eighty-three DRIVERS CLUB R. C. Bradford spoke to us at the Driver's Club assembly on November 2, 1956. Gary Oliver was devotional leader with Phillip DeBrosse as student chairman. Commissioner Jim Lookabaugh talked to us about highway safety. An interesting skit of a mock court was presented by the Drivers Club. EDUCATION WEEK ASSEMBLY Because of National Education 'VVeek, the Future Teachers of America presented the assembly November 9, 1956. Several veterans, who were platform guests, were introduced by Mr. Clarence Dietz. Student chairman was Beverly Smith with Eddie Abla as devotional leader. A speech was given by Bobby Farrand. THANKSGIVING ASSEMBLY The annual Thanksgiving Assembly was held on November 21, 1956. Patricia Fow- ler was student chairman with David Flem- ing as devotional leader. Rev. Littleton Fowler spoke to us and the choir sang. FIRE PREVENTION ASSEMBLY The Fire Prevention Assembly was held on December 7, 1956. Sharon Henderson was devotional leader with John Hill as student chairman. Nfany demonstrations for preventing fires were shown. CHRISTMAS ASSEMBLY Our Christmas Assembly was held December 21, 1956. Pat Cornwell was stu- dent chairman-and Laree Pacaud served as devotional leader. Leonard Tipton nar- rated the Christmas story while the choir sang. Eiylity-four ART ASSEMBLY The Nfarch S, 1957 assembly was pres- ented by the Art Department under the di- rection of Mr. Boyle. lN'Iary Jo White served as student chairman with Dallas Herzer as devotional leader. Patricia Fow- ler gave a speech on the combination of colors and Edith Sewell gave some demon- strations on how to draw a face. Various Vocal and instrumental numbers were pres- ented to close the program. F.H.A. AND F.F.A. ASSEMBLY The Future Homemakers and Future Farmers combined efforts to present the program on lvlarch 25, 1957. The F.H.A. gave a demonstration on How to Dress and the F.F.A. presented a short skit. SPEECH ASSEMBLY The Speech Department presented a comedy, a drama, and a pantomime for the assembly held on April 5, 1957. Student chairman was Colleen Herrington with Diana Swartzlander serving as devotional leader. TRI-HI-Y AND HI-Y EASTER ASSEMBLY The Easter Assembly was presented by the Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y with a short skit given by the two clubs on April 18, 1957. Nancy Collins was devotional leader, and Jeanne Brown was the student chairman. AWARDS ASSEMBLY The Awards Assembly was presented lwlay 16, 1957 with all the deserving stu- dents receiving awards. VVe were very proud of the fine group of students receiv- ing these honors. SENIOR ASSEMBLY The Seniors presented the assembly on Nlay 20, 1957, as the last assembly of the year. Q N iffy W 1 ff! f ! lflllffff, , +vaw1NsM,9v l BOM BOMGARDNER Head Coach T . T 1 - Eigjzty-six ports in S. ll. S. FO0TB LL ,A , CHUCK BOYLE Backfield Coach .,., A' --- if . ..:Q L ' UA Q i , , . 'i '-'-Q-2 1 WA igii- JOE ETHERIDGE End Coach First Row: CLYDE KENSINGER Junior-Center DAVID FLE MI N G Senior-Quarterback DAVID EVANS Sophomore-Center Svroml Row: TOIVIMY ADANIS Sophomore-Guard RON NIE POWERS Junior-Fullback DON ANDERSON Sophomore-Guard Third Row: RO BERT CAN TRELL Senior-Tackle DALE ES IWOND Senior-I-Ialfback IRA STOUT Junior-Center Fourllz Row: BILL FREDERICK Junior-Guard FRANK RUEB Senior-Hzllfback DON MOSS Senior-Guard Fifth Row: GENE SWAN SON lfunior-Halfback No Picture: PAT IVICDAN I EL Sophomore-Tackle BOB ELDRIDGE Sophomore-Tackle I IW IVIY STOCKARD Sophomore-Fullback LEE WVALKER Senior-Tackle Sapulpa 6 Stillwater 6 The Chiefs journeyed to Stillwater for the first game of the season and were tied 6 to 6. Sapulpa's lone touchdown was scored when Clyde Kensinger recoverd a fumble and raced into the end zone for the touchdown. Sapulpa 56 Marquette O The people in Sapulpa got a chance to see some of the Chiefs' fine offensive and defensive power as the Chieftains rolled over the Meteors 56 to 0. The game was highlighted by Eugene Powshiekls eight straight points after touchdown. Sapulpa 27 Sand Springs 6 In the 3rd game of the season the Chiefs showed some of their offensive power as Ronnie Powers scord three touchdowns. Sapulpals other touchdown came when Leon Pritchard recovered a fumble and went 41 yards for the score. Sapulpa I2 Okmulgee 7 In the game against Okmulgee played at Holmes Park, the Chiefs played great offensive ball by get- ting two touchdowns in the first quarter. Okmulgee was unable to score until the last quarter when they made their only touchdown. Sapulpa 38 Webster 6 In a rough, bruising game Sapulpa again came out on the long end of the score as we beat Webster 38 to 6. Phil Henderson played exceptionally well in this game. Cn the last play of the game he went 48 yards for the touchdown. Sapulpa 27 Bartlesville 7 In a crucial Oklahoma 6 battle the Chieftains Eigllly-eight beat the Wildcats from Bartlesville 27 to 7. Sa- pulpals first score came when Eli Walker skirted left end for 47 yards. Ronnie Powers scored two touchdowns both on one yard plunges. Phil Hender- son passed to R. C. Smith for Sapulpa's last score. Rogers I3 Sapulpa 7 After scoring in the first quarter on a 73 yard juant by Eli Walker around left end the Chiefs showed some of their defensive power. The Ropers scored in the second quarter but missed the conver- sion. The game then settled into a defensive battle until late in the 4th quarter when Rogers inter- cepted a lateral and went for the touchdown. Sapulpa 25 Broken Arrow 18 The Chiefs rolled over Broken Arrow 25 to 18 at Broken Arrow. .lim Stockard was our big gun. He repeatedly ripped off big gains through the Broken Arrow line late in the game, as we came from behind to hand the Tigers thier first loss. Sapulpa I8 Muskogee 7 Sapulpa rolled over llduskogee 18 to 7 at Mus- kogee. Two of our touchdowns were scored in the 2nd quarter when Eli Walker went over from one yard out and Phil Henderson went over from the 12. -lim Stockard scored the last touchdown from 4 yards out. Sapulpa 7 Central 0 In the last game of the season the Chiefs beat the Central Braves 7 to 0 at Holmes Park. Sapulpa's lone touchdown came when Phil Henderson threw a pass that R. C. Smith caught on the two and step- ped over for the touchdowng the play covered 27 yards. I ir.vl Row: -I I IMI MY H EN DRICK Sophomore-I-Ialfback EUGENE POVVSHIEK BIUIIIKDT-H2lIfbHCk DON FERGUSON Sophomore-Quarterback Second Row: PH IL HENDERSON -Iunior-Quarterback ELI WALKER Junior-Hzdfback RONNIE DeLONG Senior-End TlliI'll Row: DON BERRY Junior-Guard R. C. S IVIITH junior-End PAUL PRITCHARD Sophomore-End I n11rthRo'w: DICK JUDD Junior-End RONNIE IVICINTOSH Junior-Tackle DON FAVOR AIunior-End Eighty-nine Ninety FIRST ROVV: Gary Smith, Richard Smeltzer, Don Ferguson, Dale Esmond, Don XVallace. SECOND RCUW: Phil Henderson, Eli VValker, Gene Campbell, Dick Judd, Phil Wliiiiery. BASKETBALL The 1956-57 Sapulpa High Basketball Chief- tains didn't do very Well. The team got very good coaching from Coach Ben Nelson who was assisted hy Clay Carr. Dale Esmond Was chosen captain of the team. Coach Ben Nelson had two returning letter-men on his team this year who Were: Dale Esmond and Eli Walkei'. High point man for the season was Eli Wal- ker who had 119 points. Second in line Was Don VVallace With 95 points. Following closely in third place was Dale Esmond with 82 points. BEN NELSON Coach FIRST ROVV: John Vvllllllgllillll, 106 lbs., Richard Chalk, 115 lbs., Richard Howard, 123 lbs., George Alex- ander, 130 lbs., Donald Favor, l36'lbs.3 Teddy VVhitehouse, 141 lbs., Don Berry, 148 lbs., Billy Frederick, 157 lbs., Jimmy Stockard, 168 lbs., Dallas Herzer, HVVT. ' SECOND RCW: Ed Willingllzxni, 78il'b5.g Billy White, 86 lbs., David Gilliland, 106 lbs., Bill Adams, 106 lbs., Frank Danials, 101 lbs., Frank Curry, 130 lbs., Bob Warreii, 145 lbs., Jimmy Whitehouse, 168 lbs.3 VVilliam Dolan, HWT., Ira Stout, 168 lbs., Coach Budzick. WRESTLING The Sapulpa High School wrestling team had a very good record this year with 3 wins, 4 losses and 1 tie. Every mem- ber of the team did a fine job under the excellent coaching of Jerry Budzick. Dallas Herzer was chosen captain of the team. Coach Budzick lettered 10 boys, two of whom were seniors-George Alexander and Dallas Herzer. Frank Daniels, John VVillingham, Richard Chalk, Don Favor, Teddy Vvhitehouse, Don Berry, Bill Fred- rick, and Jimmy Stockard are returning lettermen for next year. In the Bristow wrestling tournament, Dallas won lst place, John VVillingham 3rd place, Bill Frederick 3rd place, and Teddy lVhitehouse 4th place. In the District VVrestling Tournament John VVillingham won lst place, Richard Chalk 3rd place, and Dallas Herzer lst place. In the State Tournament, Dallas Herzer won 2nd place, John Willingham 2nd place, and Richard Chalk 4th place. Each member of the team did his part to make this a very successful seasonj WRESTLING SCHEDULE 1956-57 'ss Sapulpa 15 Sallisaw 17 ' Bristow Tournament 4th place Sgpulpa 14 Bristow 14 Sapulpa S Tulsa Central 24 Sapulpa Z0 Stillwater ll Sa ul a 18 Tulsa Rogers 25 P P Sapulpa 17 Webs-ter 18 Sgpulpa Ed1SOI'1 Sapulpa 18 Bristow 18 In the Regional Tournament Sa- ' pulp 3 WO n 4th p la C C 1 ,,,v, S Wh i 1 C 111 th C Sta t6 TON FH 3 m em f h C Y - LSE, 1 f 1 Ai JEROME BUDZICK C0 ach Ninety-one FIRST ROVV: Jerry Hausner, Dennis Whittlesey, Larry Owen, Wiley Mason. SECOND ROW: Richard Moore, Ronnie DeLong, Eddie Ingram, Ion Penquite, Jerry Crawford. THIRD ROW: Bill Newman, Dee Klingensmith, Tyrone Lillian, Phillip Snyder, Mike Sheriff, Gerald Shook, Mr. Etheridge. GIILF The Sapulpa Chieftains Golf team, under the coaching of Mr. Ethe- ridge, finished a very successful season. The members of the team were Jerry Crawford, Ronnie DeLong, Jerry I-Iousner, Eddie Ingram, Tyrone Lillian, Whiley Mason, Richard Moore, Bill Newman, Larry Owen, Fred Patrick, Jon Penquite, Mike Sheriff, Gerald Shook, Phillip Snyder, Dennis Whittlesey. The three top men on the team were: Phillip Snyder in first place, Eddie Ingram in second place, and Gerald Shook in third place. JOE ETHERIDGE Coach Ninety-two FIRST ROW: Earnst Hofstrom, Don Ferguson, Harrel Quinton, Preston Sample, David McPherson, Kenny Carnes, Ronnie McIntosh, Tom Adams, Jim Stockard, Brice Smith, Don Moss, Eli VValker, Chuck Boyle. SECOND ROW: Edd Hay, Frankie Henderson, Don Oliver, Don Favor, Kenneth Edwards, David Evans, Danny Hamilton, Frank Rueh, Johnny Lampas, Bill Spalding, Arthur Boone, John Blodgett. THIRD ROW: Pat lVlcDanials, R. C. Smith, Jim Hendrix, Dick Judd, Eugene Powshiek, Ronnie Pow- ers, Dallas Herzer, Ira Stout, Joe Sherwood, Joe Lee, Johnny Crites. 1 TRACK The track team this year had a very large number of boys out. There were 16 boys in the competitive unit and 22 boys in the conditioning unit. These hoys were under the fine coaching of Coach Chuck Boyle. The events and boys participating Were: 100 yard dash: Eli Walker, Louis Bru- ner, Jack Bruner 220 yard dash: Eli Walker, Louis Bru- ner, Jack Bruner, R. C. Smith, Pat Mc- Daniel 440 yard dash: R. C. Smith 880 yard dash: Eugene Powshiek 1 mile run: Don Moss, Arthur Boone High Hurdles: Ronnie Powers, Eugene Powshiek Low Hurdles: Ronnie Powers, Don Ferguson High Jump: Paul Pritchard, Jim Hen- drix Broad jump: Ronnie Powers, Eli Wal- ker, Louis Bruner, Jack Bruner, Don Fer- guson Pole Vault: Don Ferguson Shot Put: Tom Adams, Lee VValker, Dallas Herzer Discus: Eugene Powshiek, Lee VValker TRACK SCHEDULE 1957 lldarch 15 Edison QDualj Marcll 22 Sand Springs fDualD March 29 Aggie Relays-Stillwater April 5 Conference Meet-Skelly April 13 Miami Relays April 19 Edison Relays-Skelly April 27 Regional Meet-Skelly May 3 State Meet-Norman CHUCK BOYLE , Coach i Ninety-three FIRST ROW: Charles McGuire, David Marrs, Richard Pogue, Jerry Jones, Don Berry, Don Wallace, Wayne Barnett, Brice Smith, ,lim Stockard, Lester Lovelace, Johnny Horton, Gene Swanson. SECOND ROW: Loman Wolfe, Bruce Sluss, Bert Patrick, Don Anderson, Dwane Snapp, Richard Smelt- Zer, Kayle Van Landingham, Wayne Neal, David Palinskee, Phil Henderson. THIRD ROW: Sonny Adams, Guy Willibey, Gary Smith, Dan Hughes, Johnny Hall, Benny Huff, lVIickey Clapp, Darold Draeger, Billy Nichols. FOURTH ROW: R. C. Smith, Herb Applegate, Ronald Taylor, Frank Rueb, Jerry Byfield, Sam Lewis, Jim Moran, Bobby Darren, Ira Stout. The Sapulpa Chieftain baseball team BASEBALL Sapulpa Chieftain Baseball Schedule--1957 finished a very successful season under the Marcli fine coaching of Coach Clay Carr and his March assistants, Mr. Guthrie and Mr. Crouse. March The returning lettermen are: Don Berry, Wfayne Barnett, Arthur Davis, Gene April Campbell, Gene Swanson, Don VVallace, April Bert Patrick, Dale Esmond, Phil Hender- April son, Brice Smith, Gary Smith, Richard Apfil Smeltzer, and Frank Rueb. There were Aprll thirty-five or thirty-six new players Who Went out for baseball. '111.f Q -tf.2rf iillli Z.. s rririrr , 5 : i5 CLAY CARR Coach Ninefjf-foilr' Sand Springs Marquette Central Rogers Daniel Webster Okmulgee Bartlesville Central Muskogee Daniel Webster Rogers Sand Springs Here Here There Here There Here Here Here There Here There There Last Will and Testament VVe-, the undersigned members of the Senior Class of 1957, being of sad heart at having to leave this establishment, and in hopes of leaving behind a pleas- ant memory or two, submit our last will and testament as the following: l, Eddie Abla, will my acting ability to Leonard Tipton. l, Samuel Davis, will my joke books to Clyde Ken- singer. We, Leon Napier and Donald lVloss, will our ability to make up our own book reports to the Junior boys in Mrs. lVlehlis's English classes. l, Diane Eubanks, will my place in the gossip circle in office machines to Eva Oakes. I, Hugh Hubbard, will my ability to see and live in the dark to Rusty Gillette. l, lrene Santa lblaria, will my playbook to Barbara Crabtree. l, Sara Lou Land, will my press card to Lucy Jo Kirby. l, John Wilcox, will my toni home permanent kit to Johnny Hall. I, Ronnie Snapp, will my Hnatural red hairn to Ron- nie Boren. l, Wayne Barnett, will my tomahawk and peacepipe to Eugene Powshiek. l, Frank Burns, will my gold front teeth to Fort Knox. l, Ronnie DeLong, will my ability to keep my senior ring to Gene Swanson. l, Kenneth McCombs, will my ability to have fun in class to Arthur Boone. l, ,lane Owen, will my ability to get along with the teachers to Dixie lnhofe. We, Dale Dickens, Tommy Gober, and Leon Gowdy, will our formula of success to Paul Applegate, Bill Fredrick, and Bill Freeman. We, Dixie Kidd and Yvonne Kitchen, will our seats in study hall to whoever gets there first. We, James VValker, Thomas Rivers, and Chris Bond, will our slogan, Little worry, less study to Johnny lshmael, Charles Hallford and Sam Johnson. l, Billy Spalding, will my Book of Knowledge to Dick Judd. l, Glenda Stephens, will my diamond to anyone who can talk faster than l can. l, George Alexander, will my muscles to Teddy Whitehouse. lVe, Lora Misner and Barbara Lytle, will our ability to keep our mouth shut and listen to Nancy Boyne and Emma Brown. l, David Carter, will my book to logical excuses for tardies to lldrs. Holland. l, Pat Fowler, will my pepsodent smile to Sally Maness. l,Jimmy Allen, will bachelor day's fun to Jerry Elliott. l, Doris Stockton, will my grade average to Lena Alexander. l, Jeanette lfVhitehouse, will my ability to maintain a confused love life to Jan Kuykendall. l, Robert LaBass, will my job at the coke plant to Bobby Branson. l, Colleen Herrington, will my ability to know more than the teachers to Lila Thomas. I, Della Robertson, will my ability to see over people to Reida Woodring. l, Steve Godwin, will my brain to the science depart- ment. l, Herb Applegate, will my masculine physique to David Deatherage. l, Jimmy Stout, will my car to any boy who likes to take the girls riding. l Bernard VViddoes, will my senior ring to Sandra Dufford. We, Roberta Leas and Dolores Jones, will the good ole times in Mr. Davisis office to Barbara Childress and Bonnie Hobens. l, Dene lliff, will my dimples to Don Berry. I, Frank Rueb, will my ability to go steady so long to Donnie Huckabee. l, Nina Cobb, will my band jacket to Kay DeLong. VVe, Carolyn Gowdy and Betty Gregory, will our sec- ondkyear shorthand books to Doris Ruth and Donna Bel . I, Donnas Nichols, will my ability to charm the girls to Lee Roy Young. l, Eddie Dufford, will my ability to make and keep friends to Ernest Hofstrom. l, blames Hanna, will my bag of tricks to Tommy Freeman. l, Laree Pacaud, will my giggle box to Judy Chapman. l, Anne DeVore, will my hairbrush to Yul Brynner. l, Charles Tanner, will my curly hair to Jerry Hausner. ever mi 1 wi m nose or news o nex l, B l S tl, ll A' f U t t year's Journalism class. l, Richard Adams, will my locker to Ray Causey. l, Lee Lyons, will my shyness to Jimmy Whitehouse. VVe, Carl Main and George Main, will our ambition to study to Ronald Thompson and Bobby Kendall. We, Shirley Beesley, Phyllis lylatteson, and Vida Lee, will our ability to stay out of trouble to Sandra Denham, Connie Carter, and Karen Romine. We, Lily Patterson and Diana Swartzlander, will our Mickey Mouse Club membership to Liz Fagan and Betty Archer. l, Gene Campbell, will my singing talent to Byron Salsman. l, David Fleming, will my cheat sheets to Phil Hen- derson. Ninffj'-five We, lVIary Del Harvey, Barbara York, Shirley Gibbs, and Carol Wilsorl, will our titles as Mrs. to all those seeking it. I, Juletta Ripley, will my bottle of bayer aspirins to anyone taking senior English next year. I, Shirley Parker, will my ability to be content to Joan Smith. I, Dixie Hughes, will my unpaid fee statement to Donna Hughes. I, Kay Porter, will my ability to know all the latest gossip to Mary Mobley. I, Cecelia LeFavour, will my palmolive beauty bar to Kit Stuart. We, Lucille Williams and Wanda Williams, will our swimming suits to Esther. I, Phillip Snyder, will my love for school to Ed Hay. I, VVanda Adelblue, will my place in the sextette to Jana Thomas. I, Larry lVIclVIinimy, will my big brown eyes to Pat Bomgardner. I, Bob Cantrell, will my no-dose pills to anyone who can't stay awake first hour. I, Dale Esmond, will my Udreamboatu title to Paul Pritchard. I, Pat Harper, will my Student Council headaches to Susan Patrick. I, Jerrye Phillips, will my romantic life in the Dean of Boys' office to Paula Caldwell. We, Evelyn Johnson, Bobby Johnson, Sue Johnson and Lonnie Johnson, will our ability to have such unusual names to Lynda Jones, Jerry Jones and Charles Jones. I, Franklin Lee Walker, will my vitamin pills to Asher Livingston. We, Don Smith and Gary Smith, will our cough drop industry to the Smith Brothers, R. C. and Brice. VVe, Jane and Judy Alberding, will our twin wardrobe to Faye and Kay Miller. I, Bill McCabe, will my ability to make friends with all the teachers and get away with murder to Jim Hawkins. I, lVIarilyn lldoses, will my bottle of peroxide to Donna Baldwin. I, Don Carley, will my ability to be class president three years to Dee Klingensmith. I, Bobby Farrand, will my white suede shoesi' to Harold Burdick. I, Sharon Henderson, will my ability to play cupid for everyone but myself to Carmelita Chalakee. We, Erlene Gipson and lVIary Slaybaugh, will our quiet nature to Pat Marshall and Betty Bishop. I, Leon Pritchard, will my overalls to Eli Walker. We, Joan lVIcCombs, Carolyn Hickman, Neoma Low- ther, Billie Shreffler, Ildaryetta Golden, and Donna Underwood, will our book Diamonds are a Girl's Best Friendn to those who don't know how it is worked. I, Carol Baxter, will my cap and gown to Judy Hen- derson. Ninety-.tix I, Robert Sumner, will the Driver's Club back to lVIrs. Crosslin. I, Wanda Wilson, will my ability to get who I want, when I want and how I want to all junior girls. I, Mary Jo White, will my flower gardens to Carol Deatherage. I, Larry Lantz, will my motorcycle to Denny Corn- well. We, Charley Harwell and Timothy Hill, will our English themes to anyone who can get away with- out being caught. I, Carolyn Sample, will my magic fingers to Mary Sue Smeltzer. I, Lawrence Charboneau, will my hub caps to Ron- ald lVIcIntosh. J I, Gary Oliver, will my good manners and quiet ways to Bill Newman. I, Carolyn Beaty, will my honor as DAR Girl to some lucky junior girl. I, Ronald Sutterfield, will my toupe' to Blue Page. I, Don Wilkerson, will my love for outdoors to Bill Clapp. I, Babs Linkhart, will the secret of my walk to Marilyn Moldrup. I, Dallas Herzer, will my athletic ability to Edward Davidson. I, Eddie Ingram, will my golf clubs to Gerald Shook. VVe, Janice Scott and Jacque Shaffer, will our ability as Hldeal Secretariesu to Billie lVIallory and Carol Campbell. I, Nancy Collins, will my ability to take off and put on one senior boy's ring more than anyone else to Torchy Fisher. I, Kay Berryhill, will my baton and crown to Judy Curry. I, Judy Love, will my gift of gab to Grace Carpenter. I, John Hill, will my ability to always wear a smile to Darrell Manley. I, Edith Sewell, will my speed to Shirley Rabe. I, Gary Cooper, will my successful movie career to Tab Hunter. I, Bill Brewer, will my cue stick to Litt Fowler. I, Donald Clements, will my can of printer's ink to William Hardee. I, Pat Cornwell, will my place as cheerleader to Betsy Bray. I, Donna Davis, will my Journalism style book to Jill Dickerson. I, Jeane Brown, will my gasoline bill to Liz Smith. I, Lester Davidson, will my ability to make straight Als to Richard lVIoore. I, Butch Smart, will my sheepskin to Bobby Coley. I, Arthur Davis, will my place in the House of Rep- resentatives to Charles Baker. I, Jerry Stroup, will my insurance policy to Ruby Yeakley. I, Ruth Ann lVIiller, will my Southern accent to Shirley Atwell. CALENDAR vi 9 SEPTEMBER 4-Horrors, horrors Can it be true Back to the work The teachers brew. 10-Tramp, tramp you hear The bandls poor feet Selling their magazines To make ends meet. 14-Stillwater was the first Football game of the season And we got worried- Not without reason. fa I W ff 5 gf '97 '7 OCTOBER 5-When the Chiefs Played with Okmulgee It showed what a mighty Team have we. 15-lVIan our band's Hep to the Jive When it comes to Regional marching They're alive. 31-Twas the witches And Seniors in flight For tonight was Halloween night. 'F G .- V. A .wiv I 1 x.. T NOVEMBER 2-Unfortunately the score at Rogers wasn't quite right But we didn't go down without a darn good fight. 3-A dance was given by the Tri-Hi-Y In order that a gal could ask her guy. 9-Poor old Broken Arrow We made 'em walk the strait and narrow. 16-People feared we couldn't beat Muskogee But we showed them, didnlt we? Z2-VVe had many things to he thankful for When we played Central-you should have seen the score! 30-The Yearbook Play was Room For One More People were packed clear to the door. 30-We counted votes to see who'd wear the crown Of Yearbook King and Queen- 'twas Gary Oliver and Jeanne Brown. '-3 DECEMBER 14-Due to the DAR contest we've another deity For the winner was none but Carolyn Beaty. 18-On this nite the choir did carols sing And fairly made the tree tops ring. 2l-Hark the Herald Angels shout Thanks to Christmas we are out!! Ninety-sewn What's up - - - P That's an athlete P ?? Vlfonder how much it will take to blow the school up? One potato, two potato, three potato, four. Could this he teaching? Fight team? P Fight? Hope she gets the right answers! Settin' type. And sew dear children . . Nirzrty-ffight WI-lo- MF-Q JANUARY 2-Alas and alack no more sleeping late Christmas vacation is over-just our fate. l7-Mani, man are we dumb bunnies ever sunk Today's the day when we pass or flunk. 19-If you had big feet you needed much dough They measured feet at the Journalism's dance for polio. 31-The underclassmen shone this day 'Twas December Hrideu their -lunior Pay. 5 'iff x - x '1 Kf' I 1 .XX A FEBRUARY 4-A banquet was held for football And was attend by players, coaches and all. 7-At the Band's concert, Johnny Doremus did lW.C. lrllwas as fine a one as ever could be. 14-This took us back to when we were tots For today we took our Polio shots. 16-lVIonday began Now or Never VVeek', Wlieri the girls could the boys seek. in X MARCH Llflihe Seniors went nuts- they looked like squirts Cuz they wore their Pop's overalls and shirts. 4-The freshmen and sophomores took an ITED test To see what they could possibly do best. l2-This year the juniors and Seniors did share In A Man Called Peteru and all went fair. 7 APRIL l-lVIonday marked April l7ool's Day Wlieri all the kids, jokes could play. 5-6-The FTA convention was held at Chickasha For all the students who'll teachers be some day. 21-We got a visit from the Easter bunny He gave us a holidayhit was a honey. . :jx 9 5? Y , ill 'X 41.1 X . R' 1 IVIAY 16-In assembly today were given many awards Take heed juniors, its something to look towards. 17-Well the juniors made ready the Senior's banquet And everyone just et, SL et, 86 et. 20-Ah, finally Senior Week begins How the freshman must be lost- Poor things. 23-At long, long last Our pardons we received V But at the thought of graduating Marry grieved. Ninetj nine ..... PATBUNS BEATY BROTHERS GROCERY ENLOW'S SPORTING GOODS JOE NAIFEH'S SUPERETTE HUPMAN'S SERVICE STATION OLIVER'S TEXACO STATION BARKLEY'S GROCERY ACE TYPEWRITER COMPANY BIG RED SERVICE STATION KIRBY 6' SON OIL COMPANY BIG DIPPER BOMBARGER LUMBER COMPANY PLYMOUTH DRUG LON T. JACKSON AGENCY CORDIA'S CAFE PARISIAN CLEANERS KATZ DEPARTMENT STORE LARRY WOODRING SAPULPA HERALD COOK PAINT COMPANY MARSHALL SHOE STORE S. H. 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NEWBERRY COMPANY LITTLE GEM CAFE BEACON DRIVE-IN JIM If BOB HENRY SALVAGE CRITERION, STATE fr TEE PEE THEATRES CREEK COUNTY ABSTRACT COMPANY Sopulpa Automobile Dealers Association EDDY DAVIS PONTIAC STANDARD CHEVROLET COMPANY BILL HERRING BUICK COMPANY MARCUS HORN RAY MARTIN MOTOR COMPANY HENDRIX MOTOR COMPANY THOMPSON MOTOR COMPANY LEE ELLER, FORD One hundred on HEKNHWHHHMINI WE, THE SAPULPAN STAEE, WOULD LIKE TO THANK THE TEACHERS AND STUDENTS FOR THE WONDERFUL COOPERATION THEY HAVE GIVEN US DURING THE TIME iT HAS TAKEN TO PUBLISH THIS BOOK. WE SINCERELY HOPE THAT THE SAPULPAN MEETS WITH YOUR APPROVAL. WE WOULD LIKE TO THANK OUR DIRECTOR, MR. GORDON O DAVIS, FOR THE TIME HE HAS SPENT WITH US AND THE HELP HE HAS GIVEN. WE WOULD ALSO LIKE TO THANK OUR CLASS SPON- SORS, MRS. CROSSLIN, MISS EISHER, MRS. KUVKEN- DALL, AND MR. BONHAM FOR THEIR HELP AND COOPERATION. FINANCIAL STATEMENT F011 THE SAPULPAN FISCAL PERIOD ENDING MAY 24, l957 A S S E T S Wanda Williams for appointment as Editor .... .... 5 350.2l Staff forfeits for late work ............. - l89.l9 Subscriptions to the Sapulpan - - .98 Rummage Sale of Pictures --- 400.00 Hush Money ................. - 555.55 Pictures of Faculty ........................... - 600,01 Contributions from Organizations ---- ............. - .22 Gary Oliver ltor not printing back to nature picturesl -- .... 333.l7 32,429.33 DISBURSEMEANTS G. C. Davis Pleasure Trip to Western l-lills ....... .... S 793.44 l-lot Dogs and Pepsis to enliven staff meetings .... -- 2l 3.26 Salary of Staff Members .................. .l3 Gas for Staft's Cars .-... - 334.l7 Staff pictures at Kens .... l2.00 New Camera for Kens .............. 89.23 Candy for Staff members ............ - l8.l2 Guns and armor after publishing Sapulpan - 7l2.l8 Tickets on a fast boat to Russia ............ .... 9 99.97 S3,l72.5O DEFICIT .... -----743.l7 We, the undersigned, Editor and Business Manager of The Sapulpan, I957, duly swear while living upon this earth, with unsound mind and weak- ened physical condition, that this is a true and correct statement of the total receipts and payments of The Sapulpan Stott of l957. 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