Sapulpa High School - Sapulphan Yearbook (Sapulpa, OK)

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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

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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.

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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.