Sapulpa High School - Sapulphan Yearbook (Sapulpa, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1958 volume:

ji 4 -tf tr ±2 ihrr f fi-j-. WORD J s Y rr sT ■wo o R E THE SAND IN AN HOURGLASS IS LIKE FOUR YEARS OF HIGH SCHOOL, IT SLIPS BY SO QUICKLY THAT IT IS HARDLY NOTICED UNTIL THE END IS ALMOST REACHED. IT IS WITH THIS IN MIND THAT THE SAPULPA HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR CLASS PROUDLY GIVES THE 1958 SAPULPAN HOPING THAT IT WILL BRING ALMOST FORGOTTEN MEMORIES TO LIFE AND THAT IT WILL KEEP A LITTLE OF THAT SCHOOL SPIRIT, WHICH WE LOVE SO MUCH, BURNING IN OUR HEARTS FOR MANY MANY YEARS. IN OUR HUMBLE WAY WE GIVE TO YOU THIS EDITION OF THE SAPULPAN, HAVING THEREIN THE RECORD OF EVENTS FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR OF 1957-58. Our Prayer Our Heavenly Father: We thank Thee for the lives of famous men and women who have made our nation great by their service to Thee in their day. Make us to be ever mindful of our responsibility to so live that our service may be added to the greatness of our nation in our minds. Amen. Sapulpa High School Hymn Myrtle MacKay Jean Casteel Guiding light and leading star IValching inspiring where e’er we are; E’en tho’ we sing thy praise to the sky We can never repay you Sapulpa High. To thy name our hearts respond And leap to rememherance of comrades fond; All this and more you mean to us, why? Because we love you Sapulpa High. Organizations Activities Athletics DEDICATION Mr. Gordon C. Davis FOR THE PAST 22 YEARS OF SERVICE AS FACULTY SPONSOR OF THE YEARBOOK, WHICH HAS VOLUNTARILY EXTENDED BEYOND HIS CLASSROOM, FOR EAGERNESS TO COOPERATE WITH BOTH STUDENTS AND FACULTY, FOR HIS FAITHFUL GUIDANCE OF THE YEARBOOK STAFF OF '58, AND FOR HIS LOYAL COOPERATION, WE, THE YEARBOOK STAFF, DEDICATE TO HIM THE SAPULPAN OF 1958 AS AN EXPRESSION OF OUR DEEPEST APPRECIATION. £ o , ....Board of CHARLES B. TEEL President HOWARD GILLIAM Treasurer JACK LAWRENCE Vice President Eight Education HELEN MILLER Clerk of Board DON JUDD Member DOUGLAS DUCKERT Member MEL COLEY Member Nine ADMINISTRATION NOEL E. VAUGHN Superintendent of Schools KATHERINE LOGAN School Nurse MARIE GARRISON Secretarj' to Superintendent T en ADMINISTRATION BESSIE MITCHELL Registrar B. BOMGARDNER Principal Eleven BOBBY CARR Financial Secretary Registrar Office . . COUNSELORS • • • • CLAY CARR M. A.. Oklahoma State University Industrial Arts Physical Education Counselor of Boys MILDRED FISHER M. A.. Peabody College Administration Guidance Counselor of Girls T welve . . FACULTY • • • • W. E. Bonham M. S.. Oklahoma State University Diversified Occupations Charles T. Boyle B. S., University of Michigan Physical Education, Art and Athletics George C. Brite M. M. E., University of Michigan Instrumental Music Lehman Brightman B. A., Northeastern State College Social Studies Zelma Carter M. S., University of Tulsa Spanish and Latin Margie Crabtree B. S.. Northeastern State College General Math Ophelia Crosslin B. S., Northeastern State College Office Machines Typing Arthur Davis B. A.. University of Tulsa Physical Education Thirteen . . FACULTY • • • • • Gordon C. Davis M. S., Oklahoma State University Mechanical Drawing Vocational Printing Charles Dodson B. S., Oklahoma State University History Athletics Ver£ Doud M. A., Southwestern State College English Mary Louise Hilderbrand M. S., Oklahoma State University T of Fourteen • • • • FACULTY ... Katherine Holland B. S., Northeastern State College Journalism English Ethel Kelly B. S., Columbia University Vocational i lomemaking Byrda Kuykendall B. A., Northeastern State College English Sue Landtroop B. S.. Southeastern State College Business Education Lora G. Mehlis B. A.. Culver Stockton College English Helen Hail McAllister M. A., Oklahoma State University History Mary augusta McDairmant B. S., Florida Southern College English Argus McKenzie B. A., Central State College Vocal Music Fifteen • • • • e L. W. Myles M. S.. Southeastern State College Chemistry, Biology, Science Ben H. Nelson M. S., Oklahoma University Drivers Education Sc Athletics James L. Penquite B. S., Oklahoma State University Science Athletics FACULTY H exry A. Simmons M. S., Oklahoma State University Mathematics 1S| v Lindsey Campbell Audio-Visual Coordinator • • • • • Mary Stephenson B. S., Oklahoma State University ocational Homemaking Quentin Walk up B. S., Oklahoma State University-Agriculture Margaret L. Hendrickson B. A., Northeastern State College English, History Sixteen CAFETERIA FORCE Kate Van Winkle Jean Birdsonc Lunch Room Supervisor Grace Oliver Goldie Brock ; ' Estella Blake Lunch Room Coordinator Elva Horner . . . BUILDING CUSTODIANS . . . J. L. Wells H. L. Clark R. M. Burden R. J. Cooper Seventeen I lost a book.’1 “In school.” “She’s lost.” “Eatin’ heavy!” “Don’t drink it dry.” “He draws straight lines.” “The Junior Class would do anything!!” “Best class.” “Studying? I wonder.” “Smile Big.” “The End.” Eighteen Phil Henderson VALEDICTORIAN YEARBOOK KING Tdonna Baldwin S ALUT ATORI AN Susan Patrick D. A. R. GIRL OUTSTANDING GIRL Twenty-six Betsy Bray JUNIOR MISS “Queen for a day”. “Knowledge must be South”. “Cheer leaders”. “What have you got for that question”? “Getting help”. “Look what’s up”. “He a teacher” ? “Watch your head”. “Never saw him work before”. “That’s work”? T iventy-eight VAUGHN SLATON Us Redheads DON BERRY Love ’em and leave ’em Senior Class of J958 BILLIE MALLORY Old blondes never fade, they just dye away. DON WALLACE “Moneyman’’ Thirty LENA ALEXANDER “Sadie” JUDITH ASHTON “Blondie” SHIRLEY ATWELL Slow down and live. CHARLES BAKER Big time” DONNA BALDWIN “The Lark” WILLIE BARNETT Sick again. DAN BATY All day, all night, Mary Ann DONNA BELK I’m gonna be engaged ; I think ROLAND BELVEAL The muscle” BARBARA BILBY Queen” CLIFFORD BLANKENSHIP Unexcused again JOHN BLODGETT Catfish” ARTHUR BOONE If they made clarinets any bigger, I’d blow my brains out. RONNIE BOREN Terror of Highway 66 JIM BOYDSTON “Gibson Lumber hound” WANDA BRENTS Married; finally CAROLYN BROOKS Not rivers; brooks HAROLD BURDICK Dr. Jeckcl” Thirty-one PAULA CALDWELL “I’ve been working on the railroad” DAVID CAMPBELL “A1 Capp II GRACE CARPENTER Convertibles what they do to me. DOROTHY CASEY Those natural blondes RAY CAUSEY “She’s expensive” BILL CHANDLER New Orleans hound JUDY CHAPMAN “Let’s have a party” JEAN ETTA CHASTAIN “Mrs.” finally BOB CHEEK Gentlemen prefer blonds LILLIAN CHILDRESS I’ve got him on a leash BARBARA CHILDRESS Oh, Yearbooks!” LEON CHRISTIAN ‘The Sport BILL CLAPP “Butcher Will” PAULA CLARK School’s a breeze if you’re smart BARBARA COLLINS I just got here BARBARA CRABTREE CRABS aren't always in the water, sometimes they’re in the TREES JUDY CURRY The best time of day is Don BILL DAVIS All for a Plymouth Thirty-two SHIRLEY DAWSON “I'll have to ask Joe' DAVID DEATHERAGE Early to bed, early to rise, no more baps under the eyes. SANDRA DENHAM “Don’t say I haven’t tried.” WAYNE DICKENS Mickey Mouse JILL DICKERSON Love that “Daddy Cool” SHIRLEY DRAEGER Graduating” SANDRA DUE FORD “Party doll” JACK DUNBAR “I like Fords” JAMES DUNBAR “I like Fords, too” JERRY ELLIOTT Too bad everybody can’t be pretty as me. DON EAVOR Mr. Matman JO ANN FERREIRA Office gal JERRY FLEMING I’ll make big time yet BILL FREDERICK TPTBin1 wrnrnmmr TOM FREEMAN Mary Sue’s shadow PAT GIBBS Nice, sweet, and hard to beat BOBBY GRANGER Always a gentleman CHARLES HALLFORD Smiley Thirty-three WILLIAM HARDEE “What ? Me play hooky ?” ALBERT HARDY “Wild one” LYNN HARRIS Boy, I’m tired RICHARD HART Anything you can do 1 can do better JIM HAWKINS “Steady boy” JERRY HENDERSON Truck driver JUDY HENDERSON Naughty but nice PHIL HENDERSON ‘‘King BARBETTA HILL Twelve years, Wow! DEANNE H1LTZMAN “Johnny’s dream BONNIE HOBENS Ever present, ever talking, never working. CHARLENE HOLCOMB “Assistant LORETTA HOLLAND Nice and quiet VIRGINIA HORN Blow, blow, blow your horn. LEROY JAMES School—just a breeze ELLA JO JOHNSON Well, I made it. SAM JOHNSTON “Blondic” JERRY JONES “Spike” Thirty-jour JIMMY JORDON “Hoot Owl” DICK JUDD I’m pood at figures DANNY KIRK Heyburn is more fun. CAROLYN KERR Parties arc just headaches DIANA KERR I.con and me. CLYDE KENSINGER “Big Clyde” BETTY KNIGHT Ah, to be a nurse ASHER LIVINGSTON Short, sweet, and got DALE LONG Life is but a picture JERRY MARRS I’m goin’ there first. RONALD MARVIN Dig, that crazy corpse MARGARET MILES Xot vards, but miles PAT MARSHALL Little Miss Mischief DAVID MILLER I’m not half as sad as I look. WILLIS MOBLEY “All I need is inspiration.” RICHARD MOORE Rally, rally, rally!!! SUE McCLURE Dclmar’s my favorite pass time. ronnie McIntosh “I go for her in a HUGHES way. Thirty-five Virginia McKenzie Just call me “Mrs.” DENNIS PARKER My brain is worth a million VERA NELSON Passed! EVA OAKES A letter a day will keep my blues away BERT PATRICK Oh! Baby-doll! SUSAN PATRICK I’m outstanding EUGENE POWSHIEK Don’t get around much anymore. MARVIN PETITT I work at Geral's MELVIN PLUM Forbidden fruit? JANE POWELL Quiet type RONNIE POWERS Tall, dark and hmmmmm. HELEN RAGLAND I’m on my way. WANDA REED Hubbic and me POSTER REED “I wasn’t born with a silver spoon in my mourh—but a golden voice.” ARLIN REYNOLDS Oh, these married men. JUDY RUEB It takes brains to ask questions SHARON ROBERTS Always talking MARY JANE ROSE An angel Thirty-six DORIS RUTH If I knew you were coming I I a baked a cake ERLENE SMITH Beware of a married woman. BYRON SALS MAN Sack'um up. JOE SHERWOOD “Tiny” GERALD SHOOK I think I made it. JERRY SMITH “Curly” RICHARD SMELTZER Don’t underestimate the power of a little man JOAN SMITH A queen in more ways than one. WILMA SMITH Workin gal. R. C. SMITH Slow, but—? MARY SNYDER Oh, to play a piano BOB SOUTHARD “Those Crosley’s” CARL STEVENS “Lover boy” IRA STOUT My fan-club is growing GENE SWANSON Girls don’t bother me, I bother them. JUDY SWITZER He’s just putty in my hands MONTE TANTON A gone guy! LORETTA TAYLOR Nice and quiet Thirty-seven JUDY THOMAS Charlie, my hoy. LILA THOMAS I’m Kiefer bound RONALD THOMPSON The busy man. LEONARD TIPTON Just the facts, ma’am EL OISE UNDERWOOD “Shorty” ELI WALKER Jus' gimme dat ball. BOB WALL Remember that Knight” DAVID WATSON I sell shoes GARY WHEELER The Wheel” PHIL WHINERY Let’s make a rocket SARA WHITTENTON I go for a guy with talent JOHN WELCHER Not Graduating TALMA WILLIAMS Will school ever be over EARLDEAN WILSON What’s cookin’ JUDY WILSON School’s a lot of fun PRESS YARGER Will they ever make those bicycles for two again ? KATHRYN YOUNG I’m not as young as I used to be. RAYMOND ZINN This is the end. Thirty-eight BARBARA CHILDRESS JUDY SWITZER MONTE TANTON DALE LONG YEARBOOK STAFF JOE SHERWOOD BILLIE MALLORY ARTHUR BOONE JERRY ELLIOTT BONNIE HOBENS JIM HAWKINS Thirty-nine J 1 ? c_- JIMMY STOCKARD President . i L_y s S 4-, - {- kj t DEE KLlXCEN'SMrtM' -p- A Vice President ; . . Oy £M KAY Di;L( Secretary S?± f ({jLAvJIma- “foou iUh+ ASHER o £- - - 3Q tAAM L DON ANDERSON KATHRYN KEN BANKS 44 CU NANCY BOYNK ROBERT BRANSON CAROLYN BRISTOW EMMA BROWN RICHARD BEN NET PERRILY BILLINGSLY BETTY BISHOP MARY BLOCK 'OMyirZL-' PAT BOMGARDNER BOB BOREN CLARENCE BOREN BARBARA BOSS NORMA BROWN- DONNA SUE BURDEN CAROL CAMPBELL KAY CASEY DONNIE CLARK CHARLES CLAUNTS JERRY COWAN JERRY CRAWFORD ALBERT CREEKMORE EDWARD DAVIDSON LARRY DEWITT DAROLD DRAEGER Forty-one MARY ANN DUNBAR PATRICIA DUNBAR JUDY EDEN GLEN ELLIS BOB ELDRIDGE CAROLYN EVANS DAVID EVANS LIZ FAGEN FREDERICKA FAVOR DON FERGUSON RONNIE FERGUSON ADDIE FRAZIER M ELIZABETH GR TER tf|Vr FRYRR CHRISTINA G EORGE MARY GIACOMO JERRY GINGRICH JAMES GRANT LARRY GRAY FLORENCE GREGORY LAWERENCE GREGORY BARBARA GRIGSBY JESSE GUILFOYLE JOiiXN-Y .HALL ROSALIE HAMILTON CAROLYN HARGROVE BARBARA HATTON SHIRLEY HEAD Forty-two JIMMY HENDRIX HELEN HICKMAN EDDIE HICKS LEROY HOLLINGSHAD HARRY MOSEY JO ANN HORTON SHARON HOWARD TOMMY HUDGINS ALMA LUELLEN DEBORAH LIVINGSTON TYRONE LILLIAN BOB LANGSTON MARY MORRIS JOHNNY MOORE GARY POTTER ROBERT RALEY EDWARD RARER JEANNIE RECTOR PAT RHODES DEAN REYNOLDS MARY SUE RESET TERRY RIVERS BRUCE SLUSS GARY SMELTZER MARY SUE SMELTZER BARBARA SMITH BRICE SMITH ELIZABETH SMITH ELMER SMITH Forty-four RONNIE VAN LAND INGHAM LENNY VAN SICKLE JACK WALKER PHYLLIS WALTERS SAM WATKINS SANDRA WHINERY JIM WHITEHOUSE WANDA WIDDOES NANCY WILLIAMS GUY WILLI BY JOHN WILLINGHAM WANDA WILMONT JANE WILSON LARRY WILSON JUDY WINCH ELL LOWMAX WOLFE Forty-five GAYLE SMITH KENNETH SMITH PHYLIS SNAPP CHERYL SNYDER EDNA SNYDER JOHN SPEED PATSY STEPHENS PETE STRAIN CAROLYN STROUP KIT STUART CAROL TAYLOR JUDY TEEL O f s % 7S % 0 JANA THOMAS LARRY TIBBETTS FRANCIS TIMMONS DARREL TIGER • TOM ADAMS WAYNE BEEBE BARBARA CORMEN LEONARD FEARS GERALD FISHER DENZIL HILL RAY SMITH ELIZABETH SOUTHERLAND i y $ k v v .e $ u '0 y 4 4 V A ) 3' iT f - W o y ,t %V 4 4 Ay ____________________L ... .]■' v -------------------------------------------------- 4 '7yvnrr to or voo p-p ‘ V5r; v; vtT50rM 1Y s''° yj p’ K c46 QV' • W- '-yvuq -oi r j p5 (VI Coo m Senior Class of i960 1 David McPherson President Polly Littlebear Vice President y Tommie Head Treasurer Myra Hughes Secretary I. 1 y j y r y } lV j Ur ■ J a Forty-seven JFIRST ROW: Judy Misner, Gertrud eSally Moore, Sandy Webster, Maybell Latham, Caro-nyn Cole, Judy Hunt, Grace Brewer, Sandy Harper, i .Tommy Head, Pauline Lake, Wanda McCrory, Alice I yPickett, Shirley Davis. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Johnson, Susan Winget, Lee Ann Coggins, Kerry Andruss, Billy Salsman, Dorothy Denham, Myra Hughes, Carolyn Barnes, Mary Dyer, Susan Wright, Sutta Mae Watashe, Lana Carver. GROUP I Watkins. THIRD ROW: Aii gf? Stocktorv harline Shirman, Lawrence Wilson, Jimmy Gardner, CrhleenAVheeler, Glenda Vanhorn, I?rfie3? Ho{stTom, Freddie Van-dolen, Ronnie Degraffinreem , ' c FOURTH ROW: Kayren UndeRStajJ Joyce Trlill-house, Anna Whinery, Jerry Sw?ansotV Wayne Neal, Don Oliver, Luie Strain Robert Tinker, Eddie Govvdy, Torchy FishcE Ada Keml'aU, (JAxolyn Kendall, Judy Ivy, Jane Fagen. GROUP II IRST ROW: Doyle Lee, Richard Chalk, Ann Wil-kerson, Emma Lee Worley, Jeannette Allan, Betty Archer, Don Yarger, Rusty Gillette, Jan Laidley, David Chapman, David Marrs, Richard Howard, Rebah Vaughn. SECOND ROW: Francis Little, Stanley Davis, Doloris Wasson, Kay Carol, Virginia Brown, Phillip Lipscomb, Dewayne Snapp, Ronnie F'eeback, Jerry Kern, Donald Draeger, Delbert Henshaw, Richard Reynolds. THIRD ROW: Perry Brooks, George Haley, Robert Wilcox, Ronnie Carlock, Monte F'orrest, Richard Pogue, Preston Sample, Sandra Beeman, Janis Boren, Ann Norris, Reed Engles, Gwen Harris, Charldene Riley. FOURTH ROW: Ronnie Enlow, Bobby Dye, Sam Lewis, Richard Owen, Bobbie Warren, Wilbert Whitehouse, Harold Quinton, Kay Gibbs, Evelen Cole, Jerry Banks, Anna May Simmons, Ben Person. Forty-eight GROUP III FIRST ROW: Terry Gibson, Susan Speakman, Sara Billings, Linda Sutton, Donna Rebholtz, Sue Ann Lee, Charles Lynn, Kayle Vanlandingham, David Gilland, Hellen Williams, Freddie Johnson, Karen Elliott, Cynthia Moss, J. D. Robertson. SECOND ROW: Sue Tally, Darold Hardy, Edith Jones, Bruce Slaton, David Caldwell, Buddy Nelson, Charles Legrand, Peggy Haney, Shirley King, Jimmy Pinkston, Richard Moore, Ronnie DcGraffenreid. THIRD ROW: Earl Tomberlin, Carolyn Little, Gary Stevens, Jimmy Iliff, Barbara Alburn, Fred Patrick, Charles Hamilton, Dennis Whittlesey, Fredia Reinhart, Jo Ann Slone, Jerry Byfield, Frankie Eten-derson. FOURTH ROW: Janie Martin, David McPherson, Joy Ann Boatright, Gary Green, Wesley Beaver, Charles Price, Kenneth Edwards, William Anderson, Richard Chalk, Beau Christian, David Palinskec. GROUP IV FIRST ROW: Kay Miller, Faye Miller, Polly Littlebear, Mary Underwood, Wanda Brigance, Robert Ellis, Linda Johnson, Jean Palmer, Carolyn Goodwin, Patsy Friend, Janice Kelly, Susan Sheffel, Susie Greemore, Coy Lee Shook. SECOND ROW: Charlie McGuire, David Ragland, Paul Bevenue, Mary Jane Young, Sharon Watkins, Jana Lane, Joyce Murray, Mildred Oakes, Earl Liz- enbee, Jerry Thompson, Loyd Johnson, Sidney Richardson, Richard Halley, Marian Payne, Danny Mc-Hughes. THIRD ROW: Sally Manness, Leon Groover, Eddie VanDolah, Joe McCombs, Kathy Stevens, Richard Johnson, Ronald Kelly, Ronald Taylor, Carl Partridge, Jim Lawson, Bobby McCall, Mary Miller, Joyce Boggs. Forty-nine Senior Class of 1961 Sandra Robinson Secretary Bill May Treasurer Fifty FRESHMAN CLASS FIRST ROW: Rebecca Ripley, Judy Ushcry, Joan Smith, Kay Jobe, Jimmie Smith, Devin Smith, Don Tharp, Ronnie Nightingale, Elvic Hembree, Donna Bowen, Eleanorc Gardner, Barbara Collins, Georganna Hausner, Barbara Lytle, Edward Peek. SECOND ROW: Billy DeGraffenreid, Dvvain McCall, Diane Witt, Mary Ann Young, Lynn DcVore, Carolyn Gish, Bobby Boren. Avona Brewer, Jerry Sampson, Olivia Mount, Billy Adams, Leroy Kerr, Clyde Brown, Brice Watkins, David Friend, Sandra Morlan, Gcrric Upshaw, Carolyn Gish, Willy White, Jimmy Knight, Larry Walker, Jerry Emerson, Thomas Bucanan. FOURTH ROW: Margie McGuire, Tony Tyler. Bobby Collier, Bobby Dunbar. Jackie Perrisel, Jessie Taylor, Lloyd Napier, Ronald McKnight, John Herzer, Jimmy Wood. FIFTH ROW': Marlene Luker, Shirley James, Sandra Robertson, Gene Corncllius, Jeannic James, Charles Banning, Diane Smith, Gayle Reynolds, Lloyd Reynolds, Kay Kelly, David Stroup, Sharon Brazier, Craig Hallmark. Bill May. FRESHMAN CLASS FIRST ROW: Barbara Sutton, Robert Robertson, Billy Rhodes, Edwin Ray, Jerry Raby, Glenn Hoover, Roy Brashears, Mildred McDaniels. Jerry Redding, Rita Kennedy, Marie Ingrim, Pat Rhodes, Steve Snyder. SECOND ROW: Nora Zinn, Patty Johnson, Marvin Anne Smith. Patsy YariDolan, May Anglin, Bill Bcrrvhill, Rcba VanMetcr, Marilyn Main, Sue Ann Horn, Shirley Taylor, Ed Willingham, Leon VanWinklc. THIRD ROW: Donald Allen, Jerry Shipman, Doras Thompson, Jessie Hunter, Ronald Main, Maxine Williams, Neal Long, Jack Fisher, Linda Crites, Jane Dobson, Sandra Robertson, Jackie Thompson, Kathy Webb. Jessie Mobley. FOURTH ROW: Kay Shibley, Billie Jean Davis, Julia Miller. Judy Harper, Loren Beasley, Eddie Stockard, Dallas Davis, Jackie Kaufman, Michael Weir, George Butler, Marilyn Mitchell, Jerry Rezets, Linda Beaver, Darrell Potter. i Fifty-one FRESHMAN CLASS FIRST ROW: Dorcnc Sluss, Janice Rule, Alberta Wilson, George Pritchett, Charles Teel, Ivon Lamb, Josephene Bevenue, Judy Foster. Barbara Reeves, Larry Davis, Ronnie Durst, Joyce Sidney, Helen Varner, Jimmy Jackson, Donnie Clip, Billy White. SECOND ROW: Dickie Tally, Virginia Stamps, Nathan Wall, Denny Whitson, Joyce Horn, Mary Lou Kiingensmith, Gary Rampp, Alfred Collins, Mike Tibbits, Gary Burge, Bobby Mat-ney, Sam Billings, Tommy Dodson. THIRD ROW: Ronnie Wingo. Ronnie Knight. Alta Brack, Bobby Anguish, Rickey Chandler, Ronnie McGinley, Janice Foster, Glen Graff, Buster Cooncc, Ronnie Granger, Lonnie Bilby, Joe Stephens, Ottis Corman. FOURTH ROW: Edwin Tatum, Linda Hollis, Linda Horn, Marie Armstrong, Ellis Jones, Afton Shultz, Stephen Davis, Butch Paxton, William Dolan, Billy McGuire, Jimmy Quinton. FRESHMAN CLASS FIRST ROW: Wilma Dcckard, Patricia Favor, Penny Baxter, George Allen, Teddy Moses, Sarah Stuart, Judy Williams, Bob Pierson, Rachel Reynolds, Jimmy Gee, David Robertson, John Adams. SECOND ROW: Sandra Jones. Butch Burke, Dale McLellan, Billy Pat Ernst, Charlene Miller, Pat Gardner, Rosava Jack-son, Johnny Kerr, Sarah McClure, Memory Wcidman, Bobby Lindley, Donnie Owen. THIRD ROW: John Bradley, David Hughes, Charles Hughes, Charles Noel, Joy Taylor Sandra Dobson, Melba Kay Brady, Harvey Pierson, Nancy Reba Kennedy, Judy Bi FOURTH ROW: JN son, Jimmy Crothe Pam Stover, Paulette Sikes, Jcaturr, Roberta Guinn, Jimmy John- Nancy V iftu� rson, Brenda Hull, Pat Pat-y Conners, Barbara Hill. il. Bob Billy Joe Little, amett, Larry Hamil-loyd Herrington. Fifty-two TRI-HI-Y FIRST ROW: Sue Ann Horn, Janice Rule, Frcdcricka Favor, Susan Winget, Mary Ellen Greemore, Nancy Fleming, Joanne Boatright, Julia Miller, Sharon Reed, Wanda McCrory, Nancy Wilkerson, Susan Patrick, Phyllis Snapp, Marilyn Main. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Goodwin, Joyce Murray, Sally Mancss, Donna R ley, Patty Johnson, Mary Zier, Linda Horn, Alberta Wilson, Virginia Stamps, Beverly Goins, Sarah Stuart, Shirley Webster. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Kuykendall, Mrs. MeDairmant, Mrs. Holland. Dianne Witt, Donna Rcbholtz. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW: Wilma McGuire. Shirley Davenport, Beverly Kidd, Wanda Widdoes, Elizabeth Southerland, Gail Reynolds, Sharon Reed, Shirley King. Peggy Haney, Norma Lou Horner, Sue Ann Lee, Barbara Collins, Donna Riley. SECOND ROW: Pauline Lake, Joyce Robertson, Anna Jo Whinery, Sharon Watkins, Frcdcricka Favor, Elizabeth Frederick, Mary Lou Klingensmith, Kay Whinery, Judy Bennett, Patsy Stevens, Susan Speakman. THIRD ROW: Deanna Hancock, Elvie Hembree, Alta Brock, Colleen Wheeler, Delores Watson. Olora Mount, Mary Ellen Greemore, Marian Payne. Gertrude Watson. TRI-HI-Y FIRST ROW: Sharon Brazier, Jackie Beaver, Donna Bowen. Linda Crites, Melba Kay Brady, Judy Birdsong, Nancy Boyne, Paula Cheek, Judy Curry, Kit Stuart, Betsy Bray, Karen Elliott, Jan Kuykendall, Mary Louise Giacomo, Nancy McCrackin. SECOND ROW: Rosava Jackson. Penny Baxter, Jimmy Smith, Mary Ann Shumard, Carol Deatherage, Mary Lou Klingensmith, Marlene Luker, Kay Kelly, Jackie Parnsal, Pat Bomgardner, Kay DeLong. Liz Smith, Jeanne James, Connie McGuire, Sarah McClure, Judy Ussery. THIRD ROW: Gail Reynolds, Gavlc Smith, Dianne Smith, Jane Dobson, Joy Taylor, Bcvcrlv Burgess, Lea Ann Coggins, Susan Sheffel, Susan Speakman, Sandra Dobson, Georgena Rock. Fifty-four Hl-Y FIRST ROW: Earl Tomberlin, George Pritchett, George Allen, Don Tharp, Edwin Tatum, Bobby Anguish. Butch Burk, Fred White, Bill May, Kaye Shiblcy, David Robertson, Johnny Adams, Jerry Raby, Ralph Marshall, Donnie Ellis, Jerry Ship-man, Charles Thompson. SECOND ROW': Preston Sample, Rusty Gcllcttc, Dwayne Snapp, John Hcrzcr, Harry Riley, Wesley Beaver, Dennis Whittlesey, Jim Moran, Butch Paxton, Ronnie Durst, Tyrone Lillian, Don Oliver, Lynn DcVore, Fred Thompson, David Deatherage, Richard Moore. THIRD ROW': Bob Boren, Johnny Hall, John Speed, Larry Owen, David McPherson, Larry Davis, Charles Dodson. Jim Hendrix, Ronnie Wingo, Jim Crothers, Harold Quinton, John Willingham, Tommy Adams. FOURTH ROW: Pat Ernst, Bill Frederick, Jerry Elliott, Ronnie Boren, Bob Cheek, Ronnie Thompson, Charles Baker, Gene Swanson, Jon Pcnquitc, David Campbell, Dee Klingcn-smith, Jerry Henderson, Johnny Critcs. FIFTH ROW: Tommy Connors, Don Berry, Clyde Kcnsingcr, Ronnie McIntosh, Gary Burge, Sam Lewis, Jerry Sampson, Joe Lee, Joe Sherwood, Dick Judd, Mr. Britcman, Art Davis, Phil Henderson, Paul Pritchard, Eli Walker, Tommy Freeman, Ronnie Marvin, Don Ferguson, Bill Southard. KEY CLUB FIRST ROW: Don Berry, Jimmy Hcrtdrix, David Wyatt, Bobby Langston. Don Ferguson, Don Anderson, Richard Pogue, Don Wallace. SECOND ROW: Lit Fowler. Mike Sheriff, Dee Klingensmith, Dick Judd, Phil Henderson, Gene Swanson, Arthur Boone, Asher Livingston, Charlie Hamilton, Bert Patrick. OFFICE ASSISTANTS FIRST ROW: Mary Snyder, Sara Whittenton, Jessie Guilfoylc, Sharon Foster, Mary Mobley, Barbara Smith, Sandra Whincry, Shirley Horton, Linda Carver, Alice Pickett, Faye Miller. Judy Chapman. Deanne Hiltzman, Judy Switzer, Donna Burden, Beverly Kidd, Barbara Bilbv. SECOND ROW: Mary Ann Shumnrd. Dorothy Denham. Edna Snider. Carol Campbell, Judy Henderson, Paula Caldwell, Phyllis Snapp, Barbara Knight, Barbetta Hill, Jeanetta Chastain, Phyllis Walters, Jan Kuykendall. THIRD ROW: Dorothy Casey, Wilma Smith, Saundra Bee- man. Pat Gibbs. Virginia Horn, Grace Carpenter, Anna Jo Whinery, Judy Rucb, Sue McClure. Judy Teel, Judy Curry, Liz Fagen. FOURTH ROW': Jill Dickerson, Wanda Widdocs. Harold Burdick. Diana Kerr, Paula Clark. Virginia McKenzie. Donna Belk, Alma Stevens, Lena Alexander, Loretta Taylor, Barbara Childress, Kay DeLong. FIFTH ROW': Wilma McReynolds, Sue Page, Edward Hicks, Don Berry, Ray Causey, Kathryn Murray, Dick Judd, Ronnie McIntosh, Bobby Langston, Rita Woodring, Carol Taylor, Kit Stuart, Charlene Holcomb, Carolyn Brooks, Billie Mailory. Fifty-five C Fifty-six DRIVERS CLUB FIRST ROW: David Campbell, Bill Fredrick, Gary Wheeler, Ronald Thompson, Clyde Kensinger, Ronnie Boren, Ronnie McIntosh, Eli Walker, Richard Moore, Dick Judd, Foster Reed, Don Favor, Charles Baker. libey, Arthur Boone, Leonard Ti Marrs, John Blodgett. SECOND ROW: Johnny Crites, Jimmy Jordon, Bob Eldridgc, Vaughn Slaton, Jerry Flemming, John Willingham, Guy Wil- TIIIRD ROW: Mr. Sippy, Don Ferguson, Beri Patrick, Don Anders’ Hicks, Paul Pritchard, Tom Frge Klingensmith, Jon Penquitc. y, Don Eiityulgl d. Dee DRIVERS CLUB FIRST ROW: Johnny Hall, Jim Hendricks. John Speed, Bill Clapp, Lila Thomas. Cherryle Snider, Mary Kay DeLong. Janis Kuykendall. Sue McClure, Judy Curry, Kit Stuart. Carol Taylor, Judy Teel, Sharon Tharp, Judy Switzer, Grace Carpenter, Diana Kerr. THIRD ROW: Paula Caldwell, Lynn Bob Southard. Bob Check, Byron Salsn VanWinkle, Carolyn Stroup, Paula Clari SECOND ROW’: Paul Applegate, Jack Thompson, Earl Bri-gance, Jerry Cowan, Barbara Childress, Judy Eden, Leon Christian, Deanne Hiltzman, Marilyn Moldrup, Leonard Fears, Sam Johnston, James Dunbar, Ronald Marvin. FOURTH ROW’: John Wileher, Donna B Sandra Dufford, Donna Baldwin, Phil Ilcndcrsoiw JilUDI son, Gene Swanson, David Dcathcragc, Bob wSaj«klii 5 ard, Judy Chapman, Lillian Childress. STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW: Deanne Hiltzman, Sandra Jones, Sharon Brazier, Rosava Jackson, Penny Baxter. Robert Love, Edwin Ray, Fred Thompson, Don Tharp, David McPherson. SECOND ROW’: Billie Mallory, Myra Hughes, Betsy Bray, rccm in,vl-c� - Strcrwood, m Iiarris David lEvans, � f rk, I lrs.Crosslin. 0 j Jan Laidley, Susan Patrick, Kathy Stevens, Mary Kay Susan Speakman, Polly Littlebear, Sally Manness. THIRD ROW: Arthur Boone, Bob Branson, Guy Phil Henderson. Clyde Kensinger, Don W'allace, Richard Pogue, Dee Klingensmith, Don Anderson, David Wyatt, Mike Sheriff. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW: Karl Lizenbec, J. D. Robertson, Johnny Crites, Sain Johnston, Tommy Hudgins, Larry Gray, Jack Dunbar, Ronnie Ferguson, Bill Davis, James Dunbar, Phillip Lipscomb, Donnie Owen. SECOND ROW: Charles Shackleford, Wayne Dickens, Pat McDaniels, Jerry Banks, Willis Hopkins, lohunv Davis, Benny Huff. THIRD ROW: Qucnton Walkup, Bruce Slaton, Richard Owen, Richard Morgan, Ray Carroll, Billy Dolan, Jimmy Tyler, Larry Hamilton, Ronnie Main, Gerald Fisher, Alfred Collins, Harry Lytle, Raymond Zinn. PRINTERS CLUB FIRST ROW: Judy Switzer, Reed Engles, Richard Morgan, Richard Johnson, Frankie Henderson, Wilbert Whitehouse, Billie Mallory. t I FIRST ROW: Ella Jo Johnson, Richard Hill, Helen Ragland, Gary Sellers, James Grant, Joan Smith, Jerry Smith, David Watson,’, Willie Barnett, Buddy Nelson, Jimmy Pinkston, Leon Groover. SECOND ROW: Marvin Pctitt, Kenny Smith, Wilber White- SECOND ROW: Barbara Childress, Charles Hallford, Eddie Simms, Gradcn Napier, Monte Tanton, Carl Partridge, Charles LeGrand, Eddie Napier, Bobby Quinton, Mr. Gordon Davis. CLUB house, Graden Napier, Jerry Henderson. Eddie Sims. Charles LeGrand, Jerry Thompson, Richard Johnson, Carl Partridge, Eddie Napier. THIRD ROW: Mr. Baker, Mr. Gordon Davis, Mr. Bonham, Monte Tanton, Bobby Quinton, Charles Hallford, Reed Engles, Johnny Ishmal, Richard Morgan. Fifty-seven DEVOTIONAL CLUB FIRS'I' ROW: Robbie Colcv, Sandra Robinson, Ella Jo Johnson, Fat Marshall, Judy Henderson, Barbara Hatton, Susan Patrick. Phyllis Snapp, Lana Carver, Judy Eden, Linda Horn, Clyde Brown, Janice Kelly. SECOND ROW: Linda Carver, Barbara Knight, Wanda Wid-does, Sandra James, Connie McGuire, Betsy Bray, Lucy Kirby, Terry Gibson, Sutta Mae Watashe, Dorene Sluss, Jana Lane, Gwen Harris, Torchy I'isher. THIRD ROW: Paulette Sikes, Pat Gibbs, Billie Mallory, Carol Campbell, Jim Stockard, Grace Frederick. Eva Oakes, Alma Luelien, Judy Hunt, Rosalie Hamilton, Linda Yeager. FOURTH ROW: Miss Hilderbrand, Mrs. Fox, Nancy Fleming, Betty Bishop, Bob Branson, Bob Wall, Lit Fowler, Arthur Boone, Jim Hawkins, Jerry Crawford, Blue Page. EL CUROLO FIRST ROW: Mrs. Mehlis, Emma Worley, Irene McKenzie, Marilyn Main, Sandra Denham, Ronnie Carlock, Don Yarger, Asher Livingston, David Mogab, Mrs. Carter. LATINI FIRST ROW: Sue Wright, Grace Frederick, Fred Thompson, Mary Ann Shumard, Ernest Hofstrom, Linda Yeager, Sandra Denham, David Mogab, Linda Carver, Lana Carver, Lee Ann Goggins, Alice Pickett, Mrs. Carter. SECOND ROW: Arthur Boone, Leonard Tipton, Bobby Langston, Wesley Beaver, Rosa Lee Hamilton, Betty Bishop, Gayle ESPANOL SECOND ROW: Paula Jameson, Rosellen Laughlin, Pam Stover, Barbara Knight, Dixie Inholfc, Christina George, Joy Boatright, Mary Sue Smcllzcr, Richard Bennett, Sam Lewis, Edward Raper, Lee Roy Young. SOCIETAS Smith, Sally Maness, Joyce Murry, Paula Check, Preston Sample, Lester Lovelace, Barbara Crabtree, Jana Lane. THIRD ROW: John Bradley, Jim Moran, Tyrone Lillian, Harry Riley, Cathy Stevens, Linda Horn, Phil Henderson, Clyde Kcnsingcr, Dick Judd, David Wyatt, Dennis Whittlesey, Danny Kirk. Fifty-eight FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW: Addle Frazier, Nancy Boyne, Betty Archer, Mary Mobley, Barbetta Hill, Barbara Boss, Wanda Brents. Doveene Smith, Judith Ashton, Shirley Draeger, Carolyn Brooks, Mary Block, Kay Casey. SECOND ROW: Shirley Webster, Carolyn Kerr. Paulette Sikes, Wanda McCrory, Carolyn Johnston, Renona Mellenburger, Kathryn Murry, Mary Zeir, Glenda Van I lorn, Patsy Yan-Dolah, Carolvn Barnes, Carolyn Little, |udv Mistier, Carolvn Tally. THIRD ROW: Fredia Reinhart, Carolyn Cole. Joyce Hill-house. Joyce Boggs, Ola Mae Cooper. Mary Underwood, Janice Latham, Joann Ferrierra, Shirley Atwell, Charlene Sherman. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW: Anita Ford, Barbara Smith. Pat Marshall. Judv Chapman, Deanne Hiltzman, Donna Baldwin, Barbara Crabtree, Liz Fagen, Marilyn Moldrup, Barbara Childress, Billie Mallorv. Carolyn Barnes, Barbara Bilby. SECOND ROW: Glory Switzer, Brenda Hull, Perry Brooks, Norma Horner, Pat Patterson, Judy Harper, Myra Hughes, Janis Boren, Torchy Fisher, Gwen Harris, Paula Jameson, Wanda McCrory. THIRD ROW: David Chapman, Barbara Knight, Rosalie Hamilton, Judy Eden, Bob Wall, Bobbie Coley, Grace Brewer, Lana Carver, Betty Archer, Virginia Brown. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW: Sharon Robinson, Shirley James, Jan Kelly, Sandra Robinson, Torchy Fisher, Kathy Webb, Linda Yeager, Delores Wasson, Leslie Whittcnton, Billy White. SECOND ROW: Jim Iliff, Jane Wilson, Janice Boren, Judy Hunt, Sutta Mae Watashe, Mary Zinn, Mildred Oakes, Judy Winchcll, Colleen Wheeler, Minnie Zinn, Rcita Canada. THIRD ROW: Lerov James, Leroy Hollingshad. Bill Newman, Johnny Hall. Jimmy Stockard, Don Anderson, Bob Branson, Jim Hawkins, Mr. Simmons. Fifty-nine LIBRARY CLUB FIRST ROW: Jackie Thompson, Mildred Oakes, Shirley Drac-ger, Sharon Roberts, Judy Misner, Clyde Brown, Mary Jane Rose, Sue Ann Horn, Kay Miller, Catherine Wald, Rebecca Ripley, Pat Gardner. SECOND ROW: Sutta Watashe, Barbara Ashborn, Kay Car-roll, Sarah Billings, Mrs. Hellewell, Charlene Holcomb, Fredina Casteel. Charlene Miller, Mildred McDaniel, Judy Winchell, Judy Williams, Mary Zeier, Kay Jobe. AUDITORIUM BOARD FIRST ROW: Mrs. McKenzie, Betty Bishop, Paula Jameson, Sandra Denham, Donna Baldwin, Alice Pickett, Barbara Crabtree, Judy Eden, Grace Frederick, Mrs. Zclma Carter. SECOND ROW: Mr. Gordon Davis, LcRoy James, Dennic Whittlesey, Jaimes -Alimm, Leonard Tipton, Earl Brigancc, Ray Causey, David Mogab. STAGE CRAFT FIRST ROW: Earl Brigancc, Leroy James, Mrs. Elmer Carter, George Brock, Joe Sherwood. Sixty J r r L. A. Salsman, Foster Reed, Jerry Cowen, Glenda VanHorn, Sharon Watkins. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Crosslin, Carolyn Brooks, Judy Henderson. Carol Campbell. Kathryn Murry, Barbetta Hill, Charlene Holcomb, Paula Caldwell, Paula Clark, Virginia McKenzie, Donna Belk. POW WOW STAFF ROW Billic Mallory, Bonnie Hobcns, Donna Baldwin, eakle v Paula Clark, Sandra Dufford, Sue McClure. ND R(y : John Wilchcr, Asher Livingston, Mrs. Hol- land, Bert Patrick, Leonard Tipton, Wilma Smith, Paula Caldwell, Judy Henderson, Grace Carpenter, Judy Curry, Linda Carver, David Campbell, Gene Swanson, Byron Salsman, Ira Stout. CHEERLEADERS Billie Mallory, Dcannc Hiltzman, Sue Page, Liz Fagcn, Marilyn Moldrup, Sandra Dufford ROW: Judy Switzer, Sue McClure, Sandra Dufford, Wilma Smith, Judy Rucb, Lillian Childress, Diana Whittcnton, Erlcnc Smith, Sharon Roberts. ROW: Grace Carpenter, Jill Dickerson, Lila Thomas, Bonnie Hobcns, Sue Grigsby, Ruby Yeaklev, Byron Sixty-one Look at the monkeys”. He’s not all here”. Easy does it. “Getting in on the latest gossip.” S. H. S. “Washington’s that way.” “Where's she from, Mars ?” Back stage.1 Sixty-two Key Club The newest club at Sapulpa High School is the Sapulpa Key Club. Formed late last spring in conjunction with the local Kiwanis. The club has already made several outstanding contributions to the school and community. The first service project the club undertook was providing ushers at the home football games. At Christmas the club adopted a needy family and provided them with clothing, toys, and food. To boost school spirit the club presented a victory flag and later, a picture of the football team which was the Oklahoma Six Conference Champions. In order to finance these projects, the club took charge of the concession stands at the home basketball games and furnished candy machines in the school and at various stores throughout the city. Other projects included a carwash and a slave sale. In April quite a few of the members attended the District Convention in Houston. The final project was a combination social and money raising affair when the club held a shipwreck dance that was considered one of the best dances of the year. The initial faculty sponsor of the club was Mr. R. E. Thurman. After getting the club off to a firm start, Mr. Thurman moved away and was replaced by Mr. Jerry Billings, junior high school gym instructor and high school wrestling coach. The officers were Dick Judd, president; Phil Henderson, vice president; Don Berry, secretary; and Don Wallace, treasurer. Sixty-three CLYDE KENSINGER, President KAY DnLONG, Vice President SUSAN PATRICK, Recording Secretary PAT BOMGARDNER, Corresponding Secy. DON WALLACE, Treasurer MIKE SHERIFF, Parliamentarian CHERRYL SNYDER, Chaplain Student Council The Student Council is an important organization in the handling of student-faculty and student-community relations. The council this year consisted of thirty-five members from which seven officers were elected. In an all-school election each spring, the students elect the president and vice-president of the Student Council for the following year. This last summer the Sapulpa Student Council had it’s own summer workshop at Skyline Park. This year the council put a new coke machine in the cafeteria and re-established the hook-up in the cafeteria. They sponsored the Polio Drive and planned the “Now or Never Week”. The council chose a student of the month each month and a student of the year from the students of the month. The council also chose a club of the year. Other activities sponsored by the council included the Student-Faculty Basketball Game, President’s Banquet, Student-Directories, and provided transportation on buses for the students to some of the football games. Four delegates attended the state convention at McAlester and then reported to the local council about their trip. With the help of our two wonderful sponsors, Miss Fisher, and Mr. Clay Carr, the Student Council had another successful year. Sixty-four TRI-HI-Y TRI-HI-Y OFFICERS President.......................... Judy Curry Vice President.............................. Kit Stuart Recording Secretary.......................Carol Deatheragc Corresponding Secretary....................Betsy Bray Treasurer................................... Pat Bomgardner Historian.................................. Kay DELong Chaplain.......................... Susan Winget Scrgeant-at-Arms....Susan Spcakman and Liz Smith The Tri-Hi-Y Club, a Christian organization, is a branch of the Y. M. C. A. This year our membership consisted of 85, all very active. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Catherine Holland, Mrs. Byrda Kuykendall, and Miss Mary McDairmant, our meetings were held at the high school during school hours. The social calendar of the club consisted of a coke party, “Sock Hop” dance, a float in the homecoming parade, induction ceremony held in the Presbyterian Church, and the Spring Formal dance. Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y combined to present the Easter Assembly. Tri-Hi-Y projects for this year included a rummage sale, the selling of fountain pens, gifts to the unfortunate children at Christmas time, and a World Service Pledge which went into Nation-wide Hi-Y campaign to help people in other nations. Sixty-six Deanne Hiltzman Judy Chapman President Vice President State Treasurer Billie Mallory Barbara Childress Secretary Treasurer Miss F. T. A. Barbara Crabtree Reporter Torchy Fisher Historian Jim Stockard Historian Mr. F. T. A. F. T. A. The F. T. A. is an organization of, by, and for students who are interested in the field of education. It provides the students a chance to see all sides of the teaching profession. The Henry G. Bennet F.T.A. Club of Sapulpa is composed of seventy-five active members, an increase of forty-five members over last years total. The club has had many successful projects this year. Fifty members attended the F. T. A. Day at T. U. and a large delegation attended the state convention at Oklahoma State University in April. Other activities included electing Mr. and Miss F. T. A., who were Jim Stockard and Billie Mallory and sponsoring a Christmas party for children from the ages of four to eleven. In accordance with a school project, the club donated a shrub to beautify the school campus. A special day was set aside so that the members could observe the teaching methods in the grade schools. A majority of the students had an opportunity on several occasions to substitute in the Sapulpa public grade schools. Along with the increase in the membership of the club it became not only one of the largest, but also one of the most active in school affairs. Sixty-seven YOUTH BOARD YOUTH BOARD — JUNIOR AND SENIOR FIRST ROW: Susan Patrick, Jill Dickerson, Kit Stuart, Mary Kay DeLong, Pat Bomgardner, Phyllis Snapp, Judy Curry. SECOND ROW: Don Berry, Don Anderson, Guy Willibcy, Dick Judd, Dee Klingensmith, Phil Henderson, Don Ferguson. YOUTH BOARD — SOPHOMORE AND FRESHMAN FIRST ROW: Karen Elliott, Sarah Stuart, Marilyn SECOND ROW: Richard Pogue, John Judd, Kenny Main, Carol Deatherage, Susan Speakman. Carnes, Charles Hamilton, Nancy Wilkonson. Sixty-eight Dee Ki.ingensmith President YOUTH BOARD OFFICERS Don Berry Vice President Jill Dickerson Secretary The Youth Board is the governing body for the Youth Center. It serves as a clearing house for all activities at the center and elects the sponsors. The Youth Center provides much in the way of entertainment for the students of Sapulpa High. This year the group redecorated the interior of the youth center and erected flood lights. One of the outstanding social events of the year was the annual Christmas Dance. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of Miss Judy Chapman as Youth Board Queen by her escort, Dee Klingensmith. JUDY CHAPMAN Sixty-nine Freshmen?????” ‘Drop it’ “Day dreamer.” “Who’s pushing???’’ “Looking for something???” “Farewell to Mr. Art Davis”. “Stampede.” ‘Window washer.” Seventy MR. GEORGE BRITE Band Director Sapulpa High School Band BAND OFFICERS Foster Reed Phil Henderson Judy Curry President Vice President Secretary Seventy-one WOODWINDS FIRST ROW: David Mogab, Judy Teel, Betsy Bray, Jan Kuykendall, Jeanette Allen, Bonnie Hobens. SECOND ROW: Teddy Moses, Robert Anguish, Kt Stuart, Arthur Boone, Ray Causey, Robert Love. CLARINETS FIRST ROW: Mary Sue Smeltzer, Leonard Tipton, Cathy Stevens, Kay DeLong, Carol Taylor, Lila Thomas. SECOND ROW: Kayrin Underwood, Jana Thomas, Carolyn Cole, Cynthia Moss, Pam Stover, Leonard Fears. THIRD ROW: Ronald Thompson, Eddie Hicks, Sandra Harper, Wanda McCrory, Steve Snider, Susan Sheffel, Ronnie Nightengale. Seventy-two BASSOONS AND SAXAPHONES FIRST ROW: Phil Henderson, Bill May, Sutta Watashe, Jon Penquite, Nancy Wilkonson, Judy Curry, SECOND ROW: Don Tharp, Rita Canada, Harold Burdick. CORNETS AND TRUMPETS FIRST ROW: Mike Sheriff, Foster Reed, David Wyatt, Charles Hamilton, Ronnie VanLandineham, Kay Shibley. SECOND ROW: Richard Smeltzer, Dennis Whittlesey, Bill Newman, Ivan Lamb, Pat Favor, Bob Kendall, Wesley Beaver. Seventy-three BARITONES AND BASS FIRST ROW: Eddie Conners, Boh Branson, Perry Brooks, Robert Lindley, Jerry Shipman, Denny Whitson. SECOND ROW: James Grant, Mike Robson, Eddie Napier, Gary Smeltzer. TROMBONES AND FRENCH HORNS FIRST ROW: David Miller, Carl Stevens, Bill Clapp, Lynn DeVore, Ken Banks, Craig Hallmark. SECOND ROW: Byron Salsman, Gary Green, Don Favor, Charles Teel. Seventy-jour PERCUSSIONS Penny Baxter, Clyde Brown, Mildred Oakes, Lester Lovelace, Blue Page. Judy Winchell, farali Stuart. DRUM MAJORS AND TWIRLERS FIRST ROW: Foster Reed. Kayrin Underwood, Judy Curry, David Wyatt. SECOND ROW: Kay DeLong, Jan Kuykendall, Lila Thomas. Seventy-five Vocal Music Department argus McKenzie Vocal Music Director CHOIR OFFICERS Byron Salsman Judy Chapman Jill Dickerson President Vice President Sec.-Treas. Judy Henderson Reporter Seventy-six CONCERT CHOIR FIRST ROW: Lenny Van Sickle, Lit Fowler, Beau Christian, Johnny Hall, Gary Green, Bill May, Robert Robinson, Edward Davidson, Mary Sue Smelt-zer, Perry Brooks, Stanley Davis, Charles Bates, Arthur Boone, Stephen Davis, Foster Reed, Byron Salsman. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Hobens, Pat Marshall, Judy Henderson, Jill Dickerson, Judy Switzer, Marilyn Moldrup, Judy Chapman, Sandra Dufford, Linda Yeager. THIRD ROW: Kayrin Underwood, Ronnie Van-Landingham, Lana Carver, Betty Archer, Virginia Brown, Sue Grigsby, Carolyn Barnes, Betsy Bray, Kay Tharp, Jeanie Rector, Dottie Snyder, Nancy McCrackin, Mary Mobley, Carolyn Bristow, Bar-betta Hill, Jan Kuykendall, Carolyn Goodwin. FOURTH ROW: Karen Romine, Gayle Smith, Deanne Hiltzman, Liz Fagan, Eva Oakes, Betty Bishop, Elizabeth Southerland, Sue Page, Pat Rhodes, Mary Sue Resetz, Mary Ann Shumard, Jessie Guil-foyle, Judy Winchell, Christina George, Jana Thomas, Lucy Jo Kirby, Cheryl Snider, Lila Thomas. TRI TONES Betsy Bray, Marilyn Moldrup, Donna Baldwin Seventy-seven “Two plus two equals three.” What! V.P..” “Victory flag”. “Watch those stairs”. It won’t be long now”. Three musketeers”. “School’s out! I think”. Seventy-eight School Productions POW WOW PLAY CAST Barbara Childress, Judy Henderson, Billie Mallory, Arthur Boone, Leonard Tipton A MAIDEN'S PRAYER When three old maid sisters hear of a new man coming to town, they are all very excited. Later, much to their disgust, they find he is already engaged. But all turned out well when the handyman, who had been there the last fifteen years, asked one of them to marry him and promised to find husbands for the other two. POW WOW Memory Wideman, Dorene Sluss, Rosava Jackson, Grace Frederick, Jan Laidley, Kathy Stevens. VARIETY PICTURE This year, it was decided that we would return to a production similar to ones held in former years. Here are the people who performed on the variety part of the “Pow Wow.” Eighty JUNIOR PLAYCAST FIRST ROW: Linda Carver, Barbara Knight, Carol Campbell, Jan Kuykendall, Barbara Smith, Phyllis Snapp, Pat Bomgardner, Linda Yeager. SECOND ROW: Donna Hughes, Judy Eden, Grace Frederick, Bobby Langston, Ken Banks, Don Anderson, David Wyatt, Mike Sheriff, Kit Stuart. TAKE YOUR MEDICINE This hilarious three act comedy revolved around the antics of hospital patients Mr. Dodson, Mr. Puckett, and Davie Finkledink. To add to the confusion a Doctor of Philosophy was mistaken for a medical doctor. Eighty-one SENIOR PLAYCAST FIRST ROW: Billie Mallory, Barbara Childress, Barbara Crabtree, Judy .Curry, Lila Thomas. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Hobens, Leonard Tipton, Clyde Kensinger, Danny Kirk, Phil Henderson. HERE COME THE BRIDES When Jimmy Took’s rich uncle comes to deliver the monthly check in person and to see Jimmy’s new bride which doesn’t exist, many pr Able ms appear—two of them being Jimmy’s friend, Bill and Mr. Oswald dressed up ds JjpM’ny’s bride. Many hilarious moments were enjoyed by all. GOING TO COLLEGE ASSEMBLY OUR FIRST ASSEMBLY The first assembly of our 1957-58 school year was on September 13, 1957. It was devoted to the installation of the new Student Council officers by Don Jones. President, Clyde Kensinger, was Student Chairman while Vice-President, Mary Kay DeLong, served as Devotional Leader. PEP ASSEMBLY Dick Judd, Student Chairman for our September 27, 1957, assesmbly, spoke to us on school spirit. The cheerleaders gave their interpretation of how yells are done in foreign countries. Jill Dickerson was devotional Leader. GOING TO COLLEGE ASSEMBLY This annual event, presented by the University of Tulsa, was held on October 8, 1957. Doctor Rod Jones served as quizmaster while Harold Burdick, Barbara Crabtree, Jerry Elliott, Dick Judd, Clyde Kensinger, and Leonard Tipton were our contestants. Jerry Elliott, the winner, received a $25.00 savings bond. Serving as Student Chairman was Donna Baldwin and the Devotional Leader was Leroy James. DRIVERS CLUB ASSEMBLY A mock court was held the morning of October 18, 1957. Acute skit entitled “But Dad, Everybody Drives” was also given. Don Wallace gave the devotion and Don Berry, club president, served as student chairman. DRIVERS CLUB ASSEMBLY Eighty-tliree HOMECOMING ASSEM BLY EDUCATION WEEK ASSEMBLY This assembly of November 8, 1957, was presented by the Future Teachers of America with Deanne Hiltzman serving as Student Chairman and Judy Chapman as our Devotional Leader. In connection with Veterans Day, Clarence Dietz was platform speaker. HOMECOMING ASSEMBLY Master of ceremonies for the morning talent program of November 1, 1957, was Leo Cornwell. Other alumni were Richard Rule, Robert Bruce, Mary Ann Cooper, Stella Fay Dobson, and Roger Grove. Student chairman was Phil Henderson and Devotional Leader was Lila Thomas. THANKSGIVING ASSEMBLY The annual Thanksgiving Assembly was held on November 27, 1957. Jim Hawkins was the Student Chairman while Susan Patrick was the Devotional Leader. Te Ata, from the Oklahoma College for Women at Chickasha, gave a very interesting talk on Indian customs and folklore. CHRISTMAS ASSEMBLY Mary Ann Cooper narrated the choir’s story in music on our December 20, 1957 program. Byron Salsman was the Student Chairman and Eva Oakes was the Devotional Leader. LATIN ASSEMBLY This was our last assembly before going to press and was held on March 7, 1958. Student Chairman was Barbara Crabtree and the Devotional Leader was Bob Wall. Latin students put on a very funny skit entitled “You Are There Then.” Eighty-four YEAR HOOK ASSEMBLY YEAR BOOK ASSEMBLY On January 24, 1958, Phil Henderson, the Yearbook King, crowned Barbara Bil-by, our Queen. The Clarinet Choir did a few numbers and Mr. Brite explained about various instruments. Arthur Boone was Student Chairman and Barbara Childress served as the Devotional Leader. AMERICANISM ASSEMBLY This assembly held on February 21, 1958, was a take off on the “$64,000 Question”. The questions covered categories which pertained to the various aspects of Americanism. The participants, who had not seen their questions beforehand, were competing for cash prizes which were furnished by the Odd Fellows Lodge. Student chairman for the morning was Leonard Tipton and Devotional Leader was Judy Henderson. AMERICANISM ASSEMBLY Eighty-five “Staff party. “Working?” Settin’ type. “Littlebear.” “He sweeps the halls.” Hard at work. “How do you do this?” “Caught in the act. What are you doing?” Mexico!!!” Eighty-six k iU - $Ul 6- rv si-cxj O -' §-OJL 1 G3-e- J - s-« uJ llJ U 0-u) y -K fifyv U. v JLtsA o , i1- - C L«- . i tfcf-LA- V-«31 o-� J2 fr J.. xx -o j , W iJ 'viL r v- ' SU - . ''iA .- - V.'-1 «- rt .tv_ 3. t fa u.fa u AA ajI QSAA -4 Ji jbJU. J£jt £ Mj'V VtjkXu. «Afa rrJLVV v A®A FOOTBALL Eighty-eight GENE SWANSON Senior-Halfback DAVID EVANS Junior-Center EUGENE POWSHIEK Senior-Halfback IRA STOUT Senior-Guard BILL FREDERICK Senior-Guard JIMMY WHITE HOUSE Junior-Tackle RONNIE McINTOSH Senior-T ackle CLYDE KENSINGER Senior-Center BOB ELDRIDGE Junior-Tackle JERRY SWANSON Sopbomo re-H al f back RONNIE POWERS Senior-Fullback JIM STOCKARD Junior-Fullback DON FAVOR Senior-End GUY WILLI BEY Junior-Quarterback Sapulpa Chieftains Oklahoma 6-A Conference Champions For the first time since joining the Six-A Conference, Sapulpa holds the title undisputed, although they were co-champions four times. Under a new coaching staff, head coach Chuck Boyle, line coach, Art Davis, and end coach, David Sippy, they combined to form a hard hitting, fastbreaking team. Sapulpa 26 Stillwater 13 Sapulpa scored two touchdowns in the first half. Stillwater scored two touchdowns in the third quarter, but were overcome by a fast-breaking Sapulpa team in the final quarter. Sapulpa 40 Marquette 7 Sapulpa reserves showed surprising power and speed when they scored four times to widen the margin of victory. Sapulpa 21 Sand Springs 8 Opening their conference season against the Sandites the Chieftains overcame several penalties to come out on top with their first conference win. Sapulpa 12 Okmulgee 0 After a scoreless first half, which saw Eugene Powshiek sustain a severe knee injury, the Chieftains came back strong with the kicking of Eli Walker to defeat the Bulldogs. Sapulpa 71 Webster 7 With such plays as Jim Stockard’s 69 yard punt return, the Chieftains turned the contest into a track meet, setting a new scoring record for the conference. Sapulpa 7 Bartlesville 7 After a hard fought battle, the Wildcats managed, with two minutes remaining, to tie the score at seven all. Sapulpa 25 Will Rogers 0 For the first time in four years the Chieftains defeated the Ropers in a fumble infested contest. Sapulpa 20 Broken Arrow 7 Stepping out of the conference to take on Broken Arrow, the Sapulpa Chieftains led by the blocking of Don Berry, were able to overcome their opponents. Sapulpa 20 Central 13 On Thanksgiving afternoon the two top teams met to compete for the 6-A championship. The game was high-lighted by a fourth down run, punt option brilliantly executed by Eli Walker with Joe Sherwood and Clyde Kensinger clearing a path. Sapulpa 7 Muskogee 9 After making two brillant goal-line stands the Chieftains were defeated by a safety on a blocked punt. Ninety pat McDaniels Junior-Guard JOHN BLODGETT Senior-Guard R. C. SMITH Senior-End PAUL PRITCHARD Junior-End DICK JUDD Senior-End ELI WALKER Senior-Halfback • U,i PHIL HE oA at (J. „ TOM ADAMS A twi bemor-Guard - JOE LEE Senior-End JOHNNY HALL Hunior-Quarterback : SMITH Halfback H ENDRIX ir-Halfback DjON ANDERSON Junior-Guard u FIRST ROW: Dan Hughes, Don Ferguson, Don Wallace, Charles Claunts, Jim Hendrix, Jack Isbell, John A McCormick. 2 SECOND ROW: Coach Dodson, Bob Branson, Jerry Jones, Richard Smeltzer, Dick Judd, Guy Willibcy, . Coach Penquite. BASKETBALL The Sapulpa High School Basketball team, under the direction of their new coach, Charles Dodson, had a very trying season. Although the team itself was short, they started off as if height didn’t matter. Coach Dodson has stressed that in the future he is working for better basketball for the town of Sapulpa. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Dec. 10, 1957 CUSHING Here Dec. 13, 1957 Open Date Dec. 17, 1957 TAHLEQUAH There Dec. 20, 1957 SAND SPRINGS Here Jan. 3, 1958 CENTRAL There Jan. 7. 1958 ROGERS There Jan. 10, 1958 PRYOR Here Jan. 14, 1958 EDISON Here Jan. 17, 1958 OKMULGEE There Jan. 21, 1958 BARTLESVILLE Here Ian. 24, 1958 WEBSTER There Jan. 28, 1958 MUSKOGEE Here Jan. 31, 1958 SAND SPRINGS There Feb. 4, 1958 CENTRAL Here Feb. 7. 1958 ROGERS Here Feb. 11, 1958 Open Date Feb. 14, 1958 EDISON There Feb. 18, 1958 OKMULGEE Here Feb. 21. 1958 BARTLESVILLE There Feb. 25, 1958 WEBSTER Here Feb. 28, 1958 MUSKOGEE There Charles Dodson James L. Penquite David Sippy Ninety-two WRESTLING Ninety-three FIRST ROW: Ed Willingham. Charlie Thompson, John Willingham, David Gilliland, Ronnie Knight. SECOND ROW: Art Davis, Richard Chalk, Teddy Whitehouse, Don Favor, Jim Stockard, Tom Adams, Jerry Billings. The Sapulpa High School wrestling team finished a highly successful season this year, winning six dual matches and losing only to Tulsa Edison by a single point. Lettermcn for 1958 were Ed Willingham, John Willingham, Richard Chalk, David Gilliland, Don Favor, Ron Knight, Ted Whitehouse, Bill Frederick, Don Berry, Jim Stockard, Tommy Adams, Clyde Kensinger, and Don Anderson. Don Favor was chosen the team captain. Under the excellent coaching of Jerry Billings, Tim Baker, and Art Davis the boys made fine showings at every tournament. In the Bristow tournament Ted Whitehouse took first, while John Willingham, Richard Chalk, and Bill Frederick finished second, and Don Favor fourth. Ted Whitehouse and John Willingham were champions in the Edison tournament where Don Favor and Bill Frederick placed second. Don Berry and Jim Stockard snatched third with Clyde Kensinger taking fourth. They placed fourth in the regional meet with two regional champions, Don Favor and John Willingham. Richard Chalk took third and Bill Frederick placed fourth. In the state meet two of the biggest surprises were Don Favor and John Willingham, who went on to become champions. John was also chosen the outstanding wrestler of the state with Don as runner-up. Bill F'rederick and Richard Chalk made a fine Tim Baker Jerry Billings showing and gave real support all the way to John and Don. As a result of each boy’s effort the team tied for third in the state. WRESTLING SCHEDULE 1957-58 Sapulpa 21 Sallisaw 11 Second in Bristow Tournament Sapulpa 20 Bristow 12 Sapulpa 19 Webster 11 Third in Edison Tournament Sapulpa 22 Stillwater 13 Sapulpa 16 Edison 17 Sapulpa 23 Bristow 8 Fourth in Regional Tournament Third in State As -1 - hA yy-iM y A tb-As A a j-J Jtl s±A (fJLcuvl' to-xj£ J C(J 'tt'V bovn J. £ v J� ''v) yKJJZJ _ X l rJT - -Cg. tjjffw''£XMA S fjf-XA JZ-r AS rtAJL. }UuA; Q LS CjOCtfJl , Cc SS-£aaJ( . ASIa BASEBALL $ 2 J «5v The Sapulpa High School had a veteran baseball team on the field this year. Mr. Carr assisted by Mr. Dodson and Mr. Crowell, took over where things left off last year, with the following lettermen returning: Don Berry, Gene Swanson, Don Wallace, Jimmy Stockard, Bert Patrick, Richard Smeltzer, Phil Henderson, Brice Smith, Richard Pogue, Jerry Jones, Don Anderson, Sam Lewis, and Dan Hughes. The team won the regional tournament and went as far as the state semi-finals making a fine showing. SAPULPA CHIEFTAIN BASEBALL SCHEDULE FOR 1958 March 14 March 21 March 25 March ,28 April 4 April 9 April 11 April 17 April 22 April 29 SAND SPRINGS CENTRAL ROGERS WEBSTER BARTLESVILLE CENTRAL MUSKOGEE WEBSTER ROGERS SAND SPRINGS There Here There There There There Here There Here Here Charles Dodson Clay Carr Ninety-four I TRACK The 1958 track team is looking forward to one of the most successful seasons they have ever had, with eight returning lettermen: Ronnie Powers, Don Ferguson, Jack Bruner, Eli Walker, Jerry Swanson, Frankie Henderson, Kenneth Edwards, and Charles Claunts. Last season’s hopefuls should really develop this year. Eli Walker was conference broad jump champion with Ronnie Powers second, his record being just an inch less than Eli’s. Powers should also make a fine showing in the high hurdles, placing fifth in the state in that event last year. Last year’s state discus champion, Eugene Powshiek, should take the championship again this year if he is eligible to enter competition. David Sippy and Jerry Billings will be coaching the team this season. The boys will be participating in the events in this manner: Running Events High Hurdles 100 Yd. Dash 800 Yd. Relay 440 Yd. Dash Powers, Ferguson Bruner, Walker, Swanson, Mackey, Curry Swanson, Henderson, Edwards, Claunts Smith, Charles, Claunts 180 Yd. Low 880 Yd. Run 220 Yd. Run Mile Relay Field Events High Jump Broad Jump Discus Pole Vault Shot Put Hurdles Ferguson, Powers, Tomberlin, Hendrix Edwards Walker. Smith, Bruner, Mackey, Swanson Swanson, Henderson, Edwards, Claunts Ferguson, Pritchard, Hendrix, Walker Walker, Powers Powshiek, Adams, Powers Ferguson Powers, Lynch, Dolan, McKnight SCHEDULE March 21-Aggie Relays (Stillwater) April 11 - Miami Relays (Miami) April 22 - Bartlesville Triangular April 25 - Okla. Six Conference Meet (Tulsa) May 2-3 - Regional Meet (Tulsa) May 9-10-State Meet (Stillwater) David Sippy Jerry Billings Ninety-five GOLF The Sapulpa Chieftains golf team is looking ahead to another successful year. As the season nears the team is looking very good. This years team, under the direction of Coach Penquite, hasn’t any lettermen returning. Of this year’s squad two are seniors and therefore, on the course for the last year for Sapulpa. To this years team we say .... GOOD LUCK CHIEFTAINS! Ninety-six “Like Mother like daughter.” “Who’s she?’’ “Really, how exciting.” “One potato, two potato, three.” “Guess what they’re looking at”. “Majorettes?????” “Helping hand.” “That’s an honor study hall”. S.H.S. Band Ninety-seven That’s football ?' “Smile Big.” “It was like this, I don’t know.” “A man’s best friend. “Daddy-o.” “Brothers 1 “Lost???” “Two minutes to get there.” Can he draAV?” “She can type. Ninety-eight Last Will and Testament We, the undersigned members of the 1958 Senior class being of insane mind and unsound body, do hereby bequeath our last will and testament: I, Lena Alexander, will my transcript to anyone with nerve enough to take it. I, Grace Carpenter, will my ability to get along well with the cops to Mrs. McKenzie. We, Tommy Freeman and Jimmy Jordan, will our good grades to Mike Sheriff and Litt Fowler. I, Ray Causey, will my ability to forge passes without getting caught, to Kayle VanLandingham. I, Clyde Kensinger, will my wasp waist to Bob Eld-ridge. We, Ella Jo Johnson, Erlcne Smith, Carolyn Brooks, and Donna Belk will our tried and tested recipes that guarantee results to all “Men Hunters.” I,Pressley Yargcr, will my cycling ability to Blue Page. We. Monte Tanton, Charles Hallford, and William Hardee, will our typesetting technique to the future printing devils. We, Barbetta Hill and Charlene Holcomb, will our pot of gold back to the Rainbow Girls. I, Ronnie McIntosh, will my speed in typing to Grace Frederick. I, Charles Baker, will the good times I’ve had partying around to Jim Hendrix. We, Ronnie Powers, and Harold Burdick, will our dainty appetites to any old pig that’s hungry. I, Jerry Marrs, will my fame that Marrs makes the very best chocolate to David Marrs. I, Diana Kerr, will all the headaches of being a senior to Joan Harton. I, Ronnie Marvin, will my love for school to Rocky Fleming. I, Barbara Bilby, will my height to Reida Woodring. We, James Dunbar and Jack Dunbar, will our love for driving Good Fords to Rusty Gillette and Kenneth Edwards. I, Barbara Crabtree, will my false teeth to anyone who eats in the school cafeteria. We, Lillian Childress. Paula Caldwell, Paula Clark will our love for school to the other kids who love it so well. We, Jerry Henderson, Jerry Jones will our looks to the underclassmen. I, Sandra Denham will my ability to be “Life of the party” to any Dead-Beat. I, Eugene Powshiek, will my athletic ability to the little Powshiek. I, Joe Sherwood will by blushing technique to Tom Adams. We, Gary Wheeler and Ronald Thompson, will our beloved friendship to any two people who hate each other like we do. I, Asher Livingston, will my reputation as “Big Man About Town” to Paul Pritchard. We, Svsan Patrick. Judy Switzer, Jill Dickerson, will our ability to Ketchum and Keepum, to Donna Hughes, Liz Smith and Pat Bomgardner. I, Wayne Dickens, will my English themes to Charles Dickens. I, Judy Henderson, will my book “How to Win Friends and Influence Boys” to Jan Kuykendall. I, Byron Salsman, will my beautiful voice to Mario Lanza. I, Pat Marshall, will my battle wounds from baby sitting to anyone who is as afraid of babies as I am. I, Sue McClure, will all my classic comic books to Marilyn Moldrup. I, Judy Chapman, will my spot in a crctain MG to Rosava Jackson. I, Mary Snyder, will the senior playcast back to Ce-cille B. DeMille. I, David Campbell, will my artistic masterpieces to the psychology department. We, Bonnie Hobens and Sara Whittenton, will our bubbling laughter to Linda Carver and Cheryl Snider. I, Don Berry, will my ability to wrestle to John Willingham. 1, Jerry Fleming, will my wolf whistle to Johnny Hall. I, Joe Lee, will my title of “Boss Man” of the football team to the coach. I, Billie Mallory, will my bottle of peroxide to anyone with a gallon size head. I, Donna Baldwin, will my brain and voice to any brainless, voiceless person running around. We, Barbara Collins, Kathryn Young, and Jane Powell, will our yen for doing our own cooking to the Sapulpa Brick and Tile Co. 1. Don Favor, will my lunch money to Ed Willingham. I, Ruby Yeakley, will my natural blond hair to Glory Switzer. Ninety-nine I, Richard Moore, will my etiquette and good manners taught me by my mother to Bill Newman. We, Judy Wilson and Earldean Wilson, will our belief that diamonds are a girls best friend to Liz Fagcn. I, Deanne Hiltzman, will my quiet little voice to next year’s cheerleaders. I, Ira Stout, will my fan club and all its members to Kenny Carnes. I, Judy Curry, will my corn pads and tired tootsies to Kayrin Underwood. We, Jerry Smith, Sam Johnson, and Lynn Harris will our chairs in English class to anyone who likes English as well as we do. We. Jeanetta Chastain, Shirley Dawson, Virginia McKenzie, Wanda Person, Wanda Brents, and Judy Thomas will our hooks to anyone fishing for a guy. I, Dale Long, will my talented right hand to anyone with a talented left hand. 1, John Welcher, will my well-built chasis to the Ford Motor Company. I, Bob Southard, will my love of big cars to David Wyatt. We, Judith Ashton, Shirley Atwell, Virginia Horn, Loretta Taylor, and Helen Ragland, will S.H.S. to the city dump. I, Jim Hawkins, will my copy of “Peyton Place” to the school library. We, Don Wallace and Richard Smeltzer, will our ability to play basketball because of our long legs to Jack Isbell and Eddie Stockard. I, Judy Rueb, will my baby blue eyes to Judy Winchell. I, Dan Baty, will my senior ring and roll of tape to Mary Ann Shumard. I, David Deatherage, will my well-earned traffic tickets, to anyone industrious enough to deserve them. We, Jim Boydston, Albert Hardy, Melvin Plum, Melvin Pettit, Roland Bclveal, will our love for the night life to the wise ole owls of the junior class. I, Eva Oakes, will my organ lessons back to Mary Sue Smeltzer. I, Bill Frederick, will my calm, cool, and collectiveness to Don Anderson. I, Foster Reed, will my Mellow Baritone voice to Susan Speakman. I, Joan Smith, will my honor as “Homecoming Queen” to any lucky Junior girl who feels like coming home. I, Leroy James, will my willingness to show the stage to the girls. We, Bill Davis, David Watson, Leonard Bevenue, Bobby Granger, Richard Hart, Dennis Parker, and Arlin Reynolds, will our ability to sleep during class to anyone who needs their beauty sleep like we do. I, Bob Cheek, will my water wings to Joyce Murray. I, Sandra Dufford will my love for the stage and bright lights to Nancy McCrackin. I, Barbara Childress, will the yearbook to Mr. Davis. We, Lou Ann Roberts, Sharon Roberts, and Shirley Draeger will our love for sweets to the Hershcy Chocolate Company. I, Clifford Blankenship, will my ability to study with a hang-over to Edward Raper. I, Dick Judd, will all my locks to the Key Club. We, Jerry Elliott, Danny Kirk, and Bill Chandler, will our bottles back to B.C. I, Phil Whinery, will my knowledge of rockets to Vanguard. I, Lila Thomas, will my book “Enjoying Kiefer” to Jana Thomas. I, Wilma Smith, will my car and the secret of how to make it run to anyone I can pay to take it. I. Bert Patrick, will my quiet manners and ability to get along with the teachers to Jon Penquite. I, Doris Ruth, will my desire to be a good house wife to Karen Romine. I, Willis Mobley, will my speed to John Speed. I. Bob Wall, will my title as “The Bull of South Heights”, to Tommy Hudgins, so he’ll stop raising pigs. I, Leonard Tipton, will the Pow Wow back to the Indians. I, Eli Walker, will my place on the football team to Mary Louise Giacomo. I, Bill Clapp, will my worn out razor strap to Gabby H ayes. I. John Blodgett, will my coveted spot on the bench to Jim Stockard. I, Gene Swanson, will my little black book to Jerry Swanson so we can keep it in the family. I, Arthur Boone, will my big, BIG clarinet to David Mogab in hopes that he’ll blow his brains out. One hundred, ’Twas the Night Before Christmas by Jim Hawkins ‘Twas the night before Christmas, the halls were so bare Not even “Bom” or Mrs. Mitchell was there; The teachers were home for a vacation of rest Glad to he rid of that “certain” pest. Mrs. VanWinkle was nestled all snug in her bed, While visions of former meals danced in her head; And Simmons in his kerchief and long woolen cap, Had just settled down for a long winter’s nap— When all of a sudden he woke with a start, And sprang from his bed as spry as a lark!!! Away to the window he flew like a flash, Tore open the shutters and threw up the sash,— Then he returned and sighed with relief, “I’m glad it’s no math student giving me grief.” Then what to my wondering eyes should appear, But a miniature sleigh and eleven reindeer With a little old driver with all his luck I knew in a moment that it must be coach Chuck. More rapid than eagles his charges they came, And he whistled and shouted and called them by name; Now Jimmy, now Bill, now Don and Poo Foo On Ronnie, on Eli, on Gene and Hindu Let’s go Brice, now Dick and Faithful R. C. This may soon be called another ‘Split T.’ So we’ll play this game with reindeers and sleigh And maybe work out another championship some day. As I drew in my head and was turning around, Down the chimney Dear Clyde came with a bound, A bundle of trophies he had flung on his back, And he looked like a Champion just opening his pack. His eyes how they twinkled as he stared at the shelves That were dirty and dusty for lack of use of themselves. He had a kind face and little round belly, That shook, when he laughed like a bowl full of jelly. And laugh; how he laughed as he mused to himself, “I knew there was some way I could fill this old shelf!” The Oklahoma Six Champs should be proud of themselves. And Wells was elated, “Christmas at last, Now they won’t cut paths across the green grass!” In fact I think that everyone was quite glad, That Christmas had come at the time it had, And so with the feeling of joy and delight, We bid you, “Merry Christmas, and to all—Goodnight?” One hundred one . . . P A T R O N S . . . BARKLEY'S FOOD STORE C. R. ANTHONY COMPANY ACE TYPEWRITER COMPANY HARRISON CLOTHIERS DIAMOND TRUCK STOP AND CAFE GABE'S OFFICE SUPPLY KIRBY AND SON OIL COMPANY LITTLE GEM CAFE HOLT'S GREEN SPRAY COOKS PAINT CORNWELL DRIVE-IN PARISIAN CLEANERS BAYOUTH'S DEPARTMENT STORE BOB HOLZEMER DRUG MAY AND MILLER HARDWARE LUTTIE'S MARSHALL SHOE STORE BUTLER'S MEN'S STORE J. J. NEWBERRY COMPANY FRANKS DEPARTMENT STORE S. H. 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