Sapulpa High School - Sapulphan Yearbook (Sapulpa, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1959 volume:

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'fr' A f ZW? , f th remembran O ---Robert Blair Sapulpa High School Hymn Klyrtle IXIQICIQIU' Llc-an Casteel Guiding light and leading star 'Xlzltching inspiring where e'ei' we are: l'i'en tho' we sing thy praise to the sky Wie can never re-pay you Sapulpa High. To thy nzune our hearts respond And leap to rememhrzlnee of comrades fond All this and more you mean to us, why? Because we love you Sapulpa High. TABLE OF CoNTENTs L A L Administration Counsel .,,,,,,,i,,,,,,,,,,,,,, VVho's Who Princesses and Kings ,,,,. Classes Seniors . . . Chiefs ...... Juniors . . . VVarriors..... . Sophomores . . . Braves... . Freshmen . . . Papooses. . Organizations Tribes ..................... . Activities Pow VVOW ..... . Athletics Chieftains . DEDHCATHON :lin appreciation of his eternally young faith in Youth and in our ambitions-of his many years of service and backing, we the Sapulpan Yearbook Staff of 59 do proudly dedicate the l959 Sapulpan to the man who has dedicated his life to bettering our com- munity and school, Mr. Don Judd. HHMINISIHHHU Q X 4? c f M ' X it ? A f vggizzllll:. g:ii.iiii , :Board of T071 CHARLES B. TEEL President - Q- W ,, M www I Amvdfwdy' Y ffsfgf -, Z' ', , . -hx f HOVVARD GILLIAM JACK LAWRENCE Treasurer Member Educauo 1z: z1:lZ:::l:::Il:z in 'I , 4,25-p' ' 1 ' 'f ,v,, 1 ' ,S ,C f 4 HELEN BIILLER LOU STUART Financial Clerk Vice President DOUGLAS DUCKERT MEL COLEY Member Member Eleven Twwlzfff M NIST NOEL E. VAUGI-IN Superintemlent of Schools , f '7 , ' gg KATH ERI N E LOGAN School Nurse Se R TIO 7 MARIE GARRISON cretury to Superintendent ADMINISTR TIO A B. BOMGARDN ER Principal , f BESSIE NIITCHELL BOBBY CARR Registrar Financial Secretary RCgiStfZlfYS Office i is Thirteen i V, Fourteen ..COU ELORS .... . 'Mr-.. J CLAY CARR NI. A., Oklahoma State University . Counselor of Boys Ajffu' .wc 1 Aj NIILDRED FISHER lNI. A., Peabody College Psychology and Counselor of Girls M BEN H. NELSON Nl. Ed. Olilzilmmn University Drivers' Education ZELNIA CARTER NI. A., liniversity of Tulsa Spanish K Latin f ,yd f swf Mg, 1 ww I ,W hw A.. 1 f, It f ' www, J 1' f 'Z BYRDA KUYKENDALL FAC LTY f Tfj 'ui . auf ff V 9.- LORA G. NIEHLIS B. A, Culver Stockton College English X Spanish 0 O O O WRWWX' 0741472 , fjfmfgj 7 T I .I R ,ff Mi' f,, ww-4' fc ., , ,v v ff s if ,, V., 2 ,f 1 1 f, ' 2 fi W Q JACQUELINE M. COOPER B. A., Oklzihmnu University English sw 'il' Wh QUENTIN VVALRUP B. S., Ulcluhnma State University Agriculture GEORGE C. BRITE Rl. Nl. ll.. University 0flXIlCl1l2'1lIl lnstrumentail Nlusic fjPHELIA CROSSLIN ,ta P' ' E 1 ' ' 1:99 B. A., Northeastern State College B- -N0l'fl1E'1lSfC'1'1l SUYQ C English Office lXIaclnnes, Typing K -.-F3335 General Business fi -66 Fifteen Adi, 47p-a -.J7la7zc . 2244, ACULTY ..... VV. EDGAR BRADY NI. lid., Oklailttnnn llniversily Athletics K Sociail Studies GERALDINE DUBOIS S., Oklahoma State University Typing K General Business SUE B. S., Southeastern Stntc College Business Education lx IARYAUGUSTAMCDAIRMANT B. S., Florida Southern College English Sixlvfn LINDSEY CAMPBELL Audio-Visual Coordinator ARTHUR DAVIS X., University of Tulsa lXT:1thcmntics 81 Athletics FACULTY 'ff Vi will 'li K ifrw A.. t DAXYID Slppy vi ARGUS MCKENZtIE B. A., Northeastern State College Wh B. A., Central State College Social Studies K Athletics f ' Q, , I VOC?ll ATIISIC MARY STEPHENSON B. S., Oklahoma State University Vocational Home Economics t, X' W I M-, f 34, seru m If BIARY LOUISE HILDERBRAND II. S.. Oklahoma State Cniversity Klathemutics l . VVILLIAIXI H. SHAW' B. S., liast Central State College lntlustrial Arts LEE K. HAGGARD B. S., Oklahoma State University B- A- B-I y KM! 4 JAMES L. PENQUITE B. S., Oklahoma State University Science X Athletics OPAL HELLEYN'ELL . 4. S., Oklahoma University Science Librarian Sefvezzteerz CULTY ..... CATHERINE HOLLAND JEWEL BOMGARDNER HELEN HAIL MCAISJSTER B. S., Northeastern State College B. S., Oklahoma College for Women BI' A Oklahgla State mverslty journalism Sz English Vocational Home Economics lstory GORDON C. DAVIS NIERLE J. MULLEN W. E. BONHANI M. S., Oklahoma State University NI- Au Qklahoma University NI. S., Oklahoma State University Mechanical Drawing Sc lxiiathemagics Diversified Occupations Vocational Printing AIARGARET L. HENDERICKSON B. A., Northeastern State College hl. Efylztefen Social Studies L. W. MYLES S., Southeastern State Science VERA DOUD College lNI. A., Southwestern State College English K Speech CAFETERI FORCE Sm O R ox 5 X' of ,MA RIABLE OWENS fk J EAN BIRDSONG .. BUILDI JJ J X 7 X ha- ' 2,E Zf7fu' X 5 4.41 , , f' if ' EF? .f ff Wg, W fn - ,f E, ,r V - 4 ff' W W' r . JOHN WIGGINS qvfm... af in f fel vim 93511 1 , f , ' yf L .V A A . , ex J? ., .. A E H X QW' X X V ESTELLA BLAKE Lunch Room Coordinator KATE VAN WINKLE Lunch Room Supervisor If, .Q NETTIE HERZER E 1,vA HORN ER G CUSTODIANS ... HARf7I.D NIOBLEY IVinrtfeu , .X 1 Q Q? if Z 9 ' .GW ' f, , ,P ,wyvy Q hw '57, Wi' 'I ' V ,ff 2 f , bf LW , , ,4 , ,i,fsy1.,,, , f 7, , F' Do that mm' more, and l'll bust you one. I wonder if it's raining at Elk City. You are interrupting my classes. C'mon, get out of the Hall. Qh, but my hair's a fright! You want a picture or me? Rogues Gallery It happened this Way. But I like to sit on my desk. That's no cigarette, ltlS Il pencil. 7l'ZL'l'71f-1' WHUS WHH 7 S X ,fx N W W ff maxi Hfii f. 'jd N f ff f ,W N W Y -J i Q 4 A w c U QF RU X, J, My ,WMZQJ JW 5 f v N fjikxbgfk fy Q W 0 51 WM fb X , Q jan C74X1fwfe'c40n OUTSTANDING BOY W2 Y'7Uf'l1l'1V-f'ZU0 .wxvfu JM jf if W h - ff' ' LQMWAVJXFJ PJ!! aww! My J ,W X A ff if 55 ,W Wi W ,W MMM M M fx,QNW W! 6 ff ' UW wfjflf F 74461 ff 4 nf4 Jail V Mm cgzeucgmeff ez Z l'S'l'AND1NG GIRL f T'ZL'f7Zfl'-fI1fF ZULJ7 516 D. A. R. GIRL W2 uwzty-fo fin Z20lflf HONIECOIVHNG QUEEN IWMEJS Twenty-five fl!! Q-.Sinmi YEARBOOK QUEEN BAND QUEEN wg , -Afllhv Twenty f X 2 2 Tv . L yvzny, Zim! 5 Twenty-sew 'SEE Please count it right. lNly theory is that the World is round. I say old chap! Get that blimp out of the auditorium. I'm exercising my fingers Under classmenl Ya'al1 yell. Twenty-eight HHSSES ,,i--'fl x K X , f 1A xg' f . ' i I . X xx -A xi in X N K i X X al' X , K' X flurry N . W' W GUY XVILLIBEY President A GUY worth watching. JIM STOCKARD Vice President You have to be a football hero. V R 0 Y- K PAT BO GARDNER . ' P Secretary A letter a day will keep - 'my blues awly. 9 ' s W r N ' X 'N fl X 'i l N xxx - is U L S x ' ' 1 X i X i x X . X . X V BETSY BRAY Treasurer ,She has a heart with plenty iof room. M . ' S. 'i X X , IV X it Nix m I hic-:fs QSENIORSQ of 959 l TOMMY ADAMS I'm not telling jokes, I'm working. DON ANDERSON Seems I should know KATHERINE ASHER She works and goes to HOIVIER BEARRICK Ain't love grand ? WAYNE BEEBE Lillian works: I have it ea y FLO BEEMAN It wasn't my fault. RICHARD BENNETT Hot rods-VVow! BETTY JUNE BISHOP Doctor's little helper. INIARY BLOCK BIy heart's in Sand Springs. CLARENCE BOREN Jo Ann BARBARA BOSS Ronnie knows who's BOSS. X X NANCY BOYNE Curley BOB BRANSON The PREACHER CAROLYN BRISTOW Really, how exciting! EM MA BROWN The question of the week is . NORMA BROWN Not a test, is it? DONNA BURDEN Nice and Sweet. CAROL CAMPBELL Now listed under BURDICK. school too. Thirty-on RAY CARROLL Docs he know a girl named Carroll? LINDA CARVER That reminds me of . . . 5 but lhuts be ide the point. KAY CASEY I'm ready, let's go. PAULA CHEEK Always up to something. MICKEY CLAPP A IVIan nf few words. DONNIE CLARK I'm a future farmer CHARLES CLAUNTS ' 1 I never bother you, do HZ CZ! AL COLLINS ZMACV4-J L Englishman JERRY CQWAN CXQ 7222 Wonder how much it will take to blow e school up ? JERRY CRAWFORD '-wen-CONFUCIUS say- EDWARD DAVIDSON Girls-ye gadsl KAY DELONG All beauties don't go to Atlant LARRY DE WITT DE WITT ought to know BETTY DOBSON .... or something like that DARREL DREAGER Trouble is my middle name PATRICIA DUNBAR I love to be sweet. JUDY EDEN A DAR1ing BOB ELDRIDGE just waiting for an inspiration Thirty-two GLENN ELLIS I'm not tall, everyone else is just short. CAROLYN EVANS But I'm not kin to Dave, his hair's red! DAVID EVANS I know I'm cute. ELIZABETH FAGEN ' .O X BOREN to be with you. Q, FREDERICKA FAVQR I' I I RAVOVR tall' meh. . I' X JE, lb LEONARD FEARS W'ell, I'm growing' DON FERGUSON COUSEY SHARON FOSTER I'll always be a FRIEND. LITT FOVVLER The difficult he does immedfately, the impossible takes a little longer. ADDIE FRAZIER Horses . . . my greatest love . ELIZABETH FREDERICK I'm not mad all the time. GRACE FREDERICK One ticket for speeding in typing. HAL FREEIYIAN Learn and live ARTHUR FRYER I'd rather make history than study it. CHRISTINE GEORGE Never a word out of turn. IVIARY LOUISE GIACOIVIO Worth her weight in gold JERRY GINGRICH You can use my garage DARRELL GOWDY DRAG STRIP KID Thirty-three WW ri f Af mr, me-1 mf-1 ew- W7 sins. W' i IV JAMES GRANT i , I ilon't have any historical li 'es. FLORENCE GREGORY , v 55 Don't believe him. l I LAWRENCE GREGOR 'J If But Sis, we are twins lib WMM If will SUE GRIGSBY y I'll not budge an inchl' -IESSIE GUILFOYLE Don't hold that against me. JOHN HALL His middle name is TROUBLE. ROSA LEE HAMILTON Can't I ever be right ? CAROLYN HARGROVE He said I c0uldn't. BARBARA HATTEN You don't say ! ! l SHIRLEY HEAD I've got a HEAD on my shoulders JIM HENDRIX There just isn't enough time between classesf HELEN HICKMAN She's a lucky one-She's got her man. EDWARD HICKS The last mile is finally here. RICHARD HILL Pepsi please LEROY HOLLINGSHAD The office machines pest. DOTTIE HOOSER Smile of beauty SHARON HOVVARD just plain sweet TOMMY HUDGANS Shy, but not bnshful. Thirty-four f BEN NY HUFFT What, me play hooky ? DAN HUGHES That's what you think! DONNA HUGHES Ronnie just couldn't do without me. v DIXIE INHOFE pg 'lilo Sweet for this wicked world. ERMA HUNTER JQHNSON It's those quiet people that youll better watch. WILLIS JOHNSON YVhatl G0 to sdhool 6 hours?l' BOB KENDALL is Blow, blow, blow your horn! BEVERLY KIDD I'll not always be a KIDD. LUCY JO KIRBY Nice to look at, but nicer to know. ' 2 DEE KLINGENSIVIITH VVho dares to stop my progress ? BARBARA KNIGHT To know her is to like her. -IAN KUYKENDALL llc, be good? BOB LANGSTON Our nomination for a real swell guy. NANCY LATTIE I'd talk if given a chance. RGSELLEN LAUGHLIN I like to draw. TYRGNE LILLIAN I'm all for an eight day week. DEBORAH LIVINGSTON Little lVIiss Personality ALMA LUELLEN The Dean's little helper. Thirty-five RONNIE IV I'll be around. JOHN IXICCORINIICK They cull me Mischievous NANCY IXICCRACKIN Say that ngnin, I didn't hear you DONNA IVICGREGOR I prefer TEXAS. DAVID IVICIVIORRIS Don't fence me in. WILLA IVICREYNOLDS If you don't like it, leave. . fn . M 3.-M,-J., kf I X , A ,,. 2 K -V ,fi Q r V W 'J f- f - .i x,,,1LJ- N, ,, -r-' -. X O-f :er , -,,,',,' bv., ,Ly ' . F' A' 1 ',. xi' N C- xx' . 5 .I -1 jfzae,-51, QV' ,,,,,g,, V. hjgrvftggdrv 3 Y t, I ' re--JH, CARLA MILLER '--f',Xf, f 1 FJ -ev' 3,1 3 Yes, I'm married. A- , . XL, JIM MY MILLER EASYGOING INIARILYN IWOLDRUP She spends all her time in class trying to figure a way to get out. JOHNNY MOORE Anyone for a drug? CARL MULLEN His heart is as fnr from fraud ns heaven from earth. GRADEN NAPIER No, it's just print shop grease. RUTH NAPIER I'm next, what ure you dong? BILL NEWMAN lXIe l.OUD?! ! BLUE PAGE The Little Drummer Boy SUE PAGE A Generally speaking, she's generally speaking. JON PENQUITE I like Sophomoresf' GARY POTTER I'll be there-sooner or later. Thirty-six kfimifiledge isn't all in college. ,Lg we Q, SUE RESETZ Q3 v Heffnnl ll FREE MAN - . 1 DIEAN RICYNOLDS Shy 'Guy ' 'x J XJ BKT RHTQSDES I ll N l I Le-tus hue .1 mp.1rty ', 13 , S. hIlE,RRY ,IQI'VERSil I A ' ll' Terri 'Iluncs F' NLIKE IQQBSONSQ 'I 1, Give rue zu fnshcur. ,M -1 xi, -. -A 1 BGB ROIDGERS 'J Let's-4:0 fiSliiug.1 ' ,N xrELVfNgRDSEB'DR0Ui3H ' The most likelx' tnl succeed, because lxe neva X ' planned on doing um'-tlmiug. SHIRLEY. RUSH . I I'm in no hur 2 fl H ELEN KUTH ' Day-Dlreamer DEAN SCOTT MBIS. Amyself nn dl. GARY SELLERS Not Graduating , fl . I ' J CHARLES SHACKELFOR j,g,Mf ' I don't Deed Fl P375-Tpgllllll ' 'q?fvl',,,X ' A A I A ff' f I f I GARY SHAW A A A ff 4 f L Quiz Kid! f 1, ,f ' ffffolb ,ff I ' , X! MIKE SHERIFFN nuAA 1 They vgazed and gazedzl, and st' 'the wonrler grewfthat one small Head C911 Carry all he . knew. .4 X EDDTE SIMS Whag's work ? LINDA SLAYBAUGH I-V Quiet and Dependable. BRUCESLUSS J What do I do no 7 Thirty-sewn MARY SUE SMELTZER All :around gal! GARY SMICLTZER Thu lwzuul is sure gonna 1111 s 1 e I IZ STVIITH I CFlll't make up 111y mind. GAYLE SMITH I like Ford cc11vert'bles. RAYTVIOND SMITH The last of the Smiths. PHYLIS SNAPP I'm just thaf wav CHERYL SN IDER VVeIl, do you th5nk I'1n mean to him? EDNA SNIDER Litile, but Loud. ELIZABETH SOUTHERLAND 1XIz1ybc Pm gettlng out. JOHN SPEED SPEEDy like a snail, PATSY STEPHENS I told you so. PETE STRAI Q Who su' culdn't rg -- A T v A f VL- . I U., 1- ' u-1 CARf N STR UP ' I V bil n vlr - ' A Aw JVM! ' KITISSTU RTAWVJ A' ' P H011 Iohm ' Oh 44425 'UW ips CAROL TAYTLOR UQ W fkll interesting C0111J111:1tio11 of f nM3f Pl llll ' 6? - .JL - vm C' xwwf 'T JUDY 'PEEL T vlt'S just not true! j KAY 'THARP A K' See 11:y diamond! FRANCES THVHVIONS Not Graduating Thirty-fight JP 0 sw-NY RONNIE VANLANDINGHAM Could be that she is . . . LENNY VAN SICKLE l'll just lNlOSEy along. .N Ross VINSON Wifi Cowboy 1 SAlVI VVATKlNS lt takes brains to ask qursiiol SANDRA VVHINERY They say l'in mean. HUBERT VVHITEHOUSE YVhere there's n will, thcre's x . . .but here there's neither. XVANDA XVIDDOES Here one minute. gone the next KIELBA VVILLHITE l'll make a mark in this world, if someone will hand me a pencil. JOHN VVILLINGHADI Little but Mighty LARRY XVILSON I'll never learn. JUDY VVINCHELL Sees all, knows all, tells mo J. C. WOOD Not Graduating WAN DA VVOOD The Homemaker DAVID WYATT Lover LINDA YEAGER You have to wa'ch out for LEE ROY YOUNG Ladie's Nlan RAYNIOND ZINN I made it this time. FC. red heads. Thirty-nine fibre Wi! ,fm WWW 419' Yes, this is test day. And how did Macbeth affect you? I think it's strawberry flavoring. NIaestro'7f14.- S 54 Not again! ll Charles . . . come out of there 1 It couldn't be as bad as that. I get so nervous. XVhat's going on up there? Forty YEARBOOK STAFF I X X X X Pnl Bamqordnlr Sue Czrnqaby X Co-Edihgr Ca-fdiior V X . YCarol Campbzl! Judy Edu! Hrihur Frytf X ' Tyoisi' Sccrmbary Co-B-minus Mgr. X Bc.isyv Bray Barbara Ymqlu Rosa Lu Hamilton M1lbuNilN'1ir+f. Q., .U - .. .- . X X Carolyn S+'-9-Ap Sam Wofkins Linda Ylnqzr Linda Caraf Lu 9.7 Yaunq Frcahman Rfhldiu Snayahoh C.o-Bvair-usMqr,-Rrf H+hIm+ics Warriors QUNIORSQ IURRAY 0 ., ul wwxjg R wi, y0Ji5W5fff,iQ,.,W7r ifwfrifrrrwff ri JM QQ? ,llfjgkjjzbw fiL22ff2fL3'jyf'tr'b,Q1ff'76,f7 ff' HUGHES'f'Zf,rz4: j!,9fJ giddy? , M yi 0 BARBARA AHLBORN JF ETTE ALLEN M2 D KERRY ANDRUSS BET YIACRCHER 7. ,J of . xl gf C- ...ff f RIDRRY BANKS CAROLYN BARNES VVESLEY BEAKVXLR 1161 SAN DRA BCEERI A QE' 15 KR ,E AIYDY BENNETT SARAH BILLINGS -IANICE BOREN CONRAD BOXVERS EARL BRIGANCE GRACE BREXVER PERRY BROOKS TRIX,-X BROXVN VIRGINIA BROXVN BEVERLY BLRGESS DAVID C.-XLDVVELL RONNIE CARLOCK KENNY CARNES KAY CAROL LANA CARVER CARMELETA CHALASKIEE DAVID CHAPMAN BEAL' CHRISTIAN LEA ANN COGGINS CAROLYN COLE BOBBY COLEY BILLY COOPER OLA COOPER DENNY CORNVVELL 'N f X , , , ga J 2 . . 7' .'lEE:: 4 7 ' I - M f-1. .. I fc f f ,A 1' , J V -ww 4 my I 1 new Ei 3 W I I 47? 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'N Txf' N , .NL . if ROVV ONE: Donnie Owen, Patricia Gardner, Nora Zinn, Pain Stover, Tony Tyer, Edwin Ray, Pat Patterson, Penny Baxter, judy Uascry, Ed NVillinghnin, Melvin VVestbrook, David Robertson. MR. SHAW'S HOMEROOM ROVV TWO: Sum S.uitrt, David Friend, lNIziry Ann Young, Ronnie Granger, Kenneth Turnbull, Neal Long, Ed Tatum Bobby Lindley, Ronnie Hutson, Billy Degrziffenreid. ROW' THREE: johnny Herzer, Ronnie WValker, Bill Dolan Buster Coonce, Afton Shulte, Mike VVehr, Ronnie iNIcKnight MRS. HELLEWELL'S HOMEROOM ROVV ONE: Hlarilyn Blain, Norma Horner, Rachel Reynolds, james, Ann White, Robert Anguish, Teddy hloses, Jerry Red- Alta Brock Beverly Go ROW' TW' Fifty , Sherry Vinson, Rosava Jackson, Edward Peek, ding, Judy Birdsong. 'ns' Row THREE: Lloyd Reynolds, julia Miner, Jimmy Cmihm O: Kay jobe, Beth Brady, jackie Beaver, Jeanne Roy Brashears, jimmy Thompson, johnny Judd, Lon Beasley Steven Davis, Ellis jones, jimmy Quinton. v 1 MRS. BOMGARDNER'S HOMEROOM POW' ONE: Blarcel johnson, Georgene Rock, Mike VVatson, Charlene Miller, Charles lN1cCombs, Doris Porter, Janis Rule, Nlexnory VVeiden1an, Sharon Robertson, Alberta Wilson. ROVV TXYO: Sieve Snider, Sh'rley janzes, Donald Allen, Bobby Burnett, Bobby Collier, Reba Van lNIeter, Tommy Conner, Charles Thompson, Shirley Russell. ROVV THREE: Aloy Taylor, Charles Teel, Nancy Wilkenson, Jerry Paul, Dallis Davis. lNlary Lou KllIlgCIlS!Illlh, Paulerte Sikes, ,lackfe Thompson, Ramona hlellenherger, Carolyn Wig- gington. MR. HAGGARD'S HOMEROOM POW' CNE: Douglas Cooper, Bobby Robinson, Joyce Slsney, Marlene Luker, Helen Robertson, Patsy YanDolah, Bill lNIay, Ka herine VYald, Leroy Kerr, johnny Kerr. Sharon Reed. B'lly Ernst, Jane Perkins, Craig Hallmark, David f Hughes, Bob Howard, Dee Wright. FNROXN' THREE: Lloyd Napier, Ed Lawson, Eddie Stockard. ROW' TVVO: john Bradley, Tommy Dodson. Sharon Brasierh jack- Fsher, Denny TYhirson, jerry Refeiz, Gene Corneilson. i1Dayid Stroup, Dewam lWcCall. -fm X 1 L , Q. W '-.ie lf .WM T -x l if '1 , VSV JF' al ,. .la R l A . 'Q . P0 FQ Forty-one mi' ,L MR. MYLES'S ROXV ONE: Nina VYheeler. jane Dohson. Gail Reynolds, John xY2l!lLilHtllll2l'HlIll, lvzin Lamb, Diana Smith, Rex Collins, Thomas Buchanan, Dorene Sluss, Vl'ilma Decl-card, Barbara Lytle. ROW' TYYO: Donna Riley, jimmy jackson, Jimmie Smith, MR. NELSON'S ROW' ONE: Billy YYhire, Pat Favor, Klaxine xYllll1llllS, Cathy WY-hb, Sue Horn, Donna Bowen, Nancy Fleming, Diane XVhitt, Helen Buchanan. ROVV TVVO: Joe Stephens, johnny Klclphail, Sandra Robertson, Fifly-two HOMEROOM Yirzinfa Stamps, Nina Vl'allier, Charles Riley, Pauline Jones, Mae Anglin, Karin McClure, Sandra jones. ROV' THREE: Doris Thomas, Dell Louise Fobes, Yvonne Rust, llarry Riley. Ronnie Knight, Ed Bradshaw, Ronald lN'Iain, jinnny KlcCanns, Norval Paxton, Jerry Emerson. H OM E ROCM -lnyce Horn, Judy Harper, Bah Pierson, jimmy Gee, Glen G1-gff, ROV' Tl.lREE: Billy Alcan Davis. Lynn DeYore. Don Creek- more, Hallie White, Hal Suttle, Don Gowdy, Billv Little, Floyd Herrington. Y MRS. MEHLlS'S HOMEROOM ROVV ONE: Charles Johnson, Jessie Hunter, Barbara Shackel- Brenda Hull, judy Foster, Eleanore Gardner, Melba Kay Brady. ford lylarvin Smith Olora Mouxlt Dickie Toliver Butch Burke -' ,-' - ' ' ' ROW THREE: Ronnie Nightingale, Bill Berryhill, jimmy lumm Bean' Jatkle Perlssel' Knigliten, Linda Horn, Roberta Guinn, Nlarie Armstrong, Connie ROW TVVO: Helen Varner, Billy Adams, Bobby Cooper, lNIcGuire. MISS HILDERBRAND'S HOMEROOM ROW' ONE: VVillie George. john AtlHl11S,JHH1CS Fre1leriCk,Elvie Ralph Marshall, Don Ellis, Don Tharp. jerry Raby, Fred Hembree, Bryce Watkins, Barbara Hill, Patty johnson, jerry Thompson. Shipman, Robert Love. ROVV THREE: Clyde Brown, Charles Bates, Georgana Hous- ROVV TWVO: Jerrie McGregor, Sandra Dobson, Gerry Upshaw, ner, Tonnny Kirk, VVillis Hopkins, Ronnie McGinley, James Rankin, Jesse Rlobley, Dan Hicks. x'-, Fifty-three apooses Of 1959 QFRESHMENQ LLOYD ANDERSON President Fifty-four KAREN COLEY Vice President MARY BETH FEARS Secretary MARILYN HAINIILTON Treasurer MRS. HOLLAND'S HOMEROOM ROW ONE: Frank Santa Nlarfa, Billy Rebhollz, Bill Robertson, Ray Fitzpatrick, john Wiggins, Howard Trail, Barbara Reeves, Linda Sanders, ,Ian Keck, Brenda Smith, Marilyn Tolfver, Betty Deckard. ROW TYVO: hlike Bock, Willie Bruton, Pat Young, Richard -lack, -Icrry Palmer, Randy Scott, Betty Spencer, Ray Enlow, Ernie Jones, Dennis hlattox. MR. PENQUITE'S HOMEROOM ROW' ONE: Gwen Henry, Phyllis Crabfree, Valler'a NVilIhite, Glen Medcalf, Karen Ferguson, Mackie Dillon, Linda Evans, Lmrse Hugger, Marie Varner, Naomi Laney, Alice Davidson, Richard Hughes, Charles Gleason, Danny Lynn. ROXV TYVO: George Bearrick, lVnyne YYeaver, Charles Buren, John Davey, Ronnie Ballard, Robert Hen- derson, Jerry Banks, Gladys Brown, Glen Esmond, Lloyd Anderson, Bob Penquite, Everett Boairight, Roger Bfrdsong. Fifty-five Fiffy-six MR. BRADY'S HOMEROOM ROW ONE: Larry Jackson, Frank Curry, johnny Kidd, Leo lNIongold, johnny Sams, Faye lXIathis, Sandra Simpson, Kaye Parker, Sharon Kelin, Vickie Cherny, Richard Oldhorn, Evelyn Smith, Dennis Kerr. ROW TWO: Robert Reeves, Newt Stevens, Don Maddon, Leon Smith, Bill VVatson, Connie Lawson, Susanne Thompson, Sally Pickering, Leta Roblson, Earl Broomhall, jimmy Russell, Brenda lNIcGuire. MRS. MULLEN'S HOMEROOM ROW ONE: Gene Ausmus, Delbert Brown, Kenneth Hofstronl, Carolyn Rinehart, Linda Caldwell, hlarilyn Green, Barbara Hooter, Linda Lassen, Patsy Billings, Kay Dunlap, Tommy lNlcLaws, Georgene Burke, Pat VanSickle, Sue Adams, Patsy Bruton. ROVV TVVO:.jimmy Legrand, Jackie Cline, Charles Shervyood, Peggy Rhodes, David Campbell, Bobby Fields, Ann Friedman, Johnnie Dale Bowen, Shirley Brown, Ruby Gaylor, Joyce Bradshaw, Lawana Nloney, Frankie lNIason, lN'Irs. lNIullen. S 5 MRS. STEPHENSON'S HOMEROOM ROW ONE: Charlotte VVhitehead, jim Yeager, jackie Raper, Darlene Banks, Rena Meyers, Dickie Turn- bull, jackie West, lVIartha Ritchie, Ruth Ann Grayson, Charles Watt, Delores Sutterfield, Mary Thompson, jerry McGraw, Laura Laughlin. ROW TWO: jerry Sivadon, Raymond Montgold, Bailey Patrick, Junior Rapier, Roger Pierce, lX1ike Luker, Richard Watson, jack Hoover, Ron Ritter, hlrs. Stephenson. MRS. McDAlRMANT'S HOMEROOM ROW' ONE: johnny Hoefer, George Burke, Bobby johnson, john Hardy, Ricky Boren, Guy Williams, David Scheibach, jim Korn, Bobby Haddox, Chester Magee, Shirley jones, Bessie johnson, Nancy Dufford. ROW' TVVO: Tommy johnson, Brent Frankfaiher, Carolyn Vauglm, Pamelia Beaty, Dwayla Finch, Lucille Brisler, lNIary jo W'ill'nms, Edmond Redding, Kay Dollins, Donna Hunter, .lan Giacomo, Barbara Willmot, Barbara Carter. Fifty-seven MRS. McKENZIE'S HOMEROOM ROVV ONE: Donald Mansell, Betty Raley, Mary Pom ell, Carole Boone, Kathleen VVatson, Connie Gilmore, Sharon Brashears, Sharon Hughes, Margie Tunnell, Barbara Sloan, Carolyn Thompson, Judy Head, Carolyn Toliver. ROW TWO: Larry Wolfe, Judy Vl'atson, Sue Cupps, Betty Emerson, Siella King, Wanda Haynes, lN'Iarilyn Dennis, Clyde Sinor, John WVashington, Don Wildcat, James Vlfalker. MR. SlPPY'S HOMEROOM ROW ONE: Johnny Berryhill, Dariel Childress, Jimmy Metcalf, Jerry VVilson, lylillard Clark, George Gibbs, Dale Crawford, Jewell Hardee, Warren Weidman, L. VV. Gardner, lX'1arilyn Hamilton, Judy Taylor. ROW TVVO: Kenneth Whitson, Richard Hatten, Pat Engles, Ross Dingman, Larry Clark, Dale Ellis, Jimmie Cochran, Danny Whitson, Tommy lNIorris, Eugene Hillhouse, Francis Spears, lNIeridith Brown, Nlr. Sippy. Fifty-eight MRS. HENDERICKSON'S HOMEROOM R.OW ONE: lVIargene Hart, Diane Howard, Patsy Frazier, Carolyn White, Carolyn Prows, Carol Ann Fxnegan, Donna Korn, Pat Murphy, Carlettia Wald, Mickey Oliver, Daniel Brown. ROW TWO: Ella Ruth Holcomb, Linda lWose, Tamerlane Brown, Billy Boyles, Jerry Cmsfon, Wayne Knight, Karl Soliday, Camella Beasley, Gus Herring, Ronnie Moore. MISS COOPER'S HOMEROOM ROW ONE: Terry Ozment. Eloise Kerr, Carolyn Newland, Sandra Fletcher, Hazel Stephens, Sandra lvliller, Donna Downs, Corrine Nigh, Bob Silzer, Clyde Quinton. ROW TVVO: VVilbur Hauser, Gladys Davidson, Tommy Boydsion, Larry Anglfn, VVayne Nlartin, Dwayne Hellard, Paul lNIcCain, Charles Groff, Ronnie Charboneau. W Q' WEE? Fifty-nine lVc tlon't look this Way everyday. All right yuose guys. I know a dark secluded place .... Cheeeze Once upon a horse . . . VVell what are you so happy about? 0Uhl That tickles! 'Buhhles', bangles, and heads. He didn't l Sixty mums ,AIM ,f f' my xx l A ' gy H 'c g i ti' -- 2. 'Wll Xt Q 'U sl Y' R M wi f! fl'- 'i l ' A X FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA ROW' ONE: Ronnie YanLandingham-, Kerry Andruss, Evelyn Smith, Sutta Klae NJ'ataslie, Rosava Jackson, Linda Kay Riehardson, Sharon l'ritchett, Dorene Sluss, Carolyn Cole, Lana Carver, Susan Speakinan, l'olly Littlehear, Lea Ann Coggins. ROW' TVVO: Jimmy Iliff, Jack Isbell, Nlinnit- Zinn, Donna Rt-hholtz, Carolyn Barnes, Susan Sheffel, Sally hloore, Beau ROW' ONE: Gene Ausinus, VV:irren YVeideman, Steve Snider, Sandra Dodson, Pamela Stover, Sue Horn, Nlackie Dillon, Barbara Knight, Alelha Kay Brady, Cathy Vl'ebb, Linda Yeager, Judy Foster, Jackie Thompson, Virginia Brown, Pat Rhodes, Charles Gleason. ROW' TNVO: Karen Ferguson, Shirley Brown, Connie Mc- Guire, Bobby Coley, Judy Eden, Linda Horn, Jim Stockard, ROW' ONE: Leslie VVhittenton, Jackie Perissel, Sandra Robert- son, llat Patterson, Judy lfssery, Penny Baxter, Shirley James, Denny Cornwell, Colleen VVheeler, hlarilyn Green, Delores Vlfisson. ROVV TYVO: Paulette Sikes, Jeanne James, Judy Harper, Jackie Beaver, Torehy Fisher, Sharon Reed, Ann VVhite, hdarlene Luker, Tamberlane Brown, Dwayla Finch, Kay Gibbs. Sixty-two Christian, Flo Beeman, hlyra Hughes, Susan NVinget, Patty Johnson, Beverly Goins, Tommie Head, David Mogab. ROW' THREE: Bill Salsman, Bill Newman, Perry Brooks, Charles Teel, John Hall, John lNIeCormiek, David VVyatt, Jerry Sampson, Ed VVillingham, Dwayne Snapp, Jim Nloran, Robert Love, hlr. Simmons. Rosa Lee Hain-ilton, Betsy Bray, Lucy Jo Kirby, Leroy Holling- shad, David Evans, Guy VVillibey, Julia Miller, Liz Fagan. ROVV THREE: Glen Esmond, Rodger Birdsong, George Prit- chett, Memory XYeideman, Norma Horner, Carole Brady, hlike Robson, Gwen Harris, Tyrone Lillian, Lloyd Anderson, Jim Korn, Bob Penquite, Don Anderson, Sue Page, Ronnie hrloore. ROW' THREE: Sandra Jones, Jim Hendrix, Donnie Ellis, Jon Penquitc, lvan Lamb, Don Ferguson, Charles Claunts, Earl Toinberlin, VVayne Neal, Larry Reneau. ROW' FOUR: Donna Hughes, Ann Hill, Don Yarger, Bob Eldridge, Tom Adams, Brenda Hull, Bob Branson, Don Oliver, Dennis Whittlesey, David Chapman, David McPherson. In FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA ROVV ONE: Barbara Ahlborn, Ruth Grayson, Ruby Gaylor, Katherine Asher, Karen Ferguson, Darlene Banks, Donna Downs, Patsy Bruton, Kay Dunlap, Louise Hagard, Jan Giacomo, Barbara Clark, Lucille Bruter. ROVV TVVO: Pam Beatty, Sue Cupps, Fredericka Favor, Judy ROW' ONE: Sharon VVatkins, Shirley Jones, Carolyn Newland, Klary Powell, Janice Rule, Rena lNIeyers, Judy Ussery, Marilyn llain, Jackie Thompson, Susan Speakman, Jackie West, Connie KlcGuire, Janice Lathem. ROW TVVO: hlary Eloise Kerr, Peggy Rhodes, Donna Hunter, Georgene Rock, Jackie Perissal, Connie Lawson, Norma Horner, Ann W'hite, Jeanie James, Sharon Reed, Ada Kendall, Wanda KEY ROVV ONE: Kay Shibley, Don Tharp, Kenny Carnes, Don Ferguson, David lNIcPherson, Fred Thompson. ROW TVVO: Jim Stockard, Jerry Shipman, Preston Sample, Bennett, Linda Caldwell, lNIarilyn Kay Dennis, Ella Ruth Hol- comb, Phyllis Crabtree, Carolyn Hargrove, Judy Birdsong, Beverly Goins. ROVV THREE: Gladys Davidson, Addie Frazier, lXIae Anglin, Ferdina Casteel, Norma Brown, lNIackie Dillon, Shirley Brown, Johnnie Bowen. Kendall, Dian Smith, Alberta Wilson. ROVV THREE: Martha Ritchie, Willa McReynolds, Kay Whinery, Elizabeth Southerland, Brenda lX'lcGuire, Barbara Hooter, Sharon Hughes, Nlary Klingensmith, Hazel Stevenson, Barbara Shackelford, Ann Norris, Glenda VanHorn, lVIary Zier, Ann Simmons. CLUB Jim Hendrix, Bob Eldridge, Charles Hamilton, Johnny Judd. ROW THREE: Don Anderson, Litt Fowler, Bob Langston, Wesley Beaver, Guy Willibey, Mike Sheriff, Dee Klingensmith, David VVyatt, Richard Pogue. Sixty-three ,......1- E l HORIZON CLUB ROW' ONE: Diane Whitt, Georgene Rock, Jimmie Smith, Fredricka Favor, jane Dodson, Trina Brown, lN'Iarilyn lXIain, hlary Ellen Gremore, Phylis Snapp, hlarilyn hioldrup. ROVV TVVO: Nancy Fleming, Doris Thomas, joy Taylor, Sharon Brazier, Karen lNIcClure, Phyllis VVest, Liz Smith, Joyce ROWV ONE: Terry Ozment, Judy Taylor, Georgene Burke, hlarie Yarner, ,lan Keck, Patsy Frazier, Carolyn Prows, Sharon Kelin, Kay Parker, Corene Knight, Betty Raley, Charlotte Whitehead, hlarilyn Hamilton, Linda Lassen. ROW TVVO: Yiclcy Churney, Carolyn Newland, Faye hlathes, lNIurray, Nancy Boyne, Dell Louise Fobes. ROW THREE: lX'Iiss lNIcDairmont, hlrs. Kuykendall, Nancy McCracken, hlary Louise Giacomo, Karen Elliott, Carole Deatherage, Pat Bomgardener, Jana Lane, Beverly Burgess, Dorothy Denham, Nlary Zier. Ruth Ann Grayson, Sue Cupps, Linda hlose, Connie Caldwell, Carol Finegan. ROW' THREE: lNIary Powel, Nancy Dufford, Gladys Davidson, Donna Korn, Barbara Hooter, Carol Boone, Kay Dollins, Sharon Brashears, Sandra Simpson, Lawana hloney, Carolyn Thompson, Linda Granger. FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA ROW ONE: Edna Snyder, Phylis Crabtree, Janice Rule, Lois ROVV TWO: Dottie Hooser, Rosella Laughlin, Barbara Hatton, Porter, Roberta Guinn, Charlene Miller, Patsy Stephens, Mar- Mary Lou Klingensmith, Willa McReynolds, Liz Southerland, gene Hart. Sixty-four Fredina Casteel, Barbara Ahlborn. er vi f I fig vw- I Q ji 32, 4 , - y,,,f,z,, ,,., ,l, VP ' iz X W ii ' .f f wa i v DRIVERS CLUB ROVV ONE: Don Yarger, David Gilliland, Kay Tharp, Beverly Kidd, Torchy Fisher, Carole Deatherage, lXIary Louise Giacomo, Pat Rhodes, Shirley Head, Carolyn Evans, Dottie Hooser, Alma Luellen, Judy Eden. ROVV TYVO: Bruce Slaion, Billy Dodson, Earl Tomerlin, J. C. VVood, Tommy Adams, Flo Beeman, Sue Grigsby, Karen Elliott, ROVV ONE: Don Marrs, Emma VVorley, Beau Christian, Jessie Guilfoyle, Ronnie Carlock, Don Ferguson, Jim Hendrix, Charles Claunts, Denny Cornwell, Jim Iliff, Rusty Gillette, John VVil- lfngham. ROVV TVVO: Bob Rogers, Arthur Fryer, Kenneth Turnbull, Afton Schultz, Hal Freeman, Jerry Gingrich, Larry DeWitt, Kit Stuart, VVanda lXlcCrory, Judy Teel, YVanda VViddoeS, Harrell Quinton. ROVV THREE: John Willingham, Johnny Hall, Jon Penquite, Bill Newman, Don Oliver, Paul Pritchard, Jack Isbell, Bill Saulmon, Sue Page, Kay DeLong, Carol Taylor, Kayrin Under- wood, Cynthia Nloss, Kayle Yanl.andingham. Earl Brigance, Kenny Carnes, Reed Engles, Homer Bearrick, Richard Bennett, George Brock. ROVV THREE: Bob Eldridge, Gary Smeltzer, Bob Kendall, Eddie Hicks, Larry Owen, NVaync Neal, lllike Sheriff, lXIike Robion, Jerry Cowen, John fXlcL'ormfck, David Yvyatt, David Evans, Don Anderson, Dee KllllgCllSllllth, Guy Wlillibey. T6' I CLUB ROW ONE: lXIelvin Roseborough, Darrel Gowdy, Jimmy Miller, Sam Billings, Leon Groover, Ronald lN1cCall, Donnie Clark, George Haley, Ray Carroll, Terry Rivers. ROVV TVVO: Eddie Simms, Frankie Henderson, Charles Le- grand, Clarence Boren, Graden Napier, Carl Partridge, Ben Person, Gary Troxell, Bob Paylor, Richard Johnson. RONV THREE: Mr. Davis, Darrell Dreager, Gary Potter, Ray Lish, Jerry Thompson, yVayne Beebe, Hubert Whitehouse, Jimmy Quinton, Nlr. Bonham. Sixty-fiw s-JE PRINTERS CLUB ROW' ONE: Sam Billings, Charles Legrand, George Haley, ROW TVVO: Hubert VVhitehouse, jimmy Quinton, Ben Person, junior Rapier, Carl Partridge, Eddie Simms, Jerry Thompson. Graden Napier, Gary Troxell, W'iIhert NVhitehouse, Richard johnson, Gordon C. Davis. SCIENCE CLUB ROW' ONE: lNIillard Clark, john YanLandingham, Rex Collins, Bob Langston, Dan Hughes, Guy VViIIibey, Sam Lewis, Richard Ross Vinson, Bruce Sluss, Paula Cheek, Sammy Davis, Sam Bennett, jackie VVaIker. W'alkins. ROVV THREE: Gary Shaw, George Brock, Harry Riley, Hal ROW' TVVO: David Palinskee, jerry Crawford, Reed Engles, Freeman, Earl Briganee, Edward Raper, jerry Emerson, Homer Bearrick, David Scheihach, jerry Croston, Mr. Haggard. LIBRARY CLUB ROVV ONE: Kay Carol, Pat Dunbar, Sharon Howard, Francis ROW' TVVO: Opal Hellewell, Emma Brown, Carolyn Little, Little, Pauline jones, Maeky Dillon, Elvie Hembrey, Helen Fredina Casleel, W'iIIa McReynolds, George Allen, Joyce Horn, De-cord, Betty Deckard. Helen Robertson, Alla Brock, jackie Thompson, Carolyn Evans. Sixty-six LATIN CLUB ROW ONE: Jana Lane, Dell Louise Fobes, Betty Bishop, Sue hloran, Ed Tatum, John Bradly, Edward Raper, Tamberlane VVright, Kenneth Hofstrom-, Warren Weideman, Judy Taylor, Brown, Grace Frederick. Georgene Rock, Joyce Bradshaw, Kay Dollins, hlemorv Weide- man Hhs Carter ' ROW' THREE: Dee Klingensmith, Homer Bearrick, Bob Lang- ' ' ' sion, Fred Patrick, Tyrone Lillian. ROW TWO: David McPherson, jack Fisher, David Evans, Jim SPANISH CLUB ROVV ONE: Pam Stover, Virgil VVildey, Kenneth YVhitson, Nlarv ' arles Hamilton, Bill hday, Ronnie Van- Ronnie Carlock, Don Yarger, Kerry Andruss, David Mogab, Landinghamn Gwen Henry. Zelmz' Cam Row THREE: Leroy Young, Sam Lewis, Dennis Whimesey, ROW TVVO: Edward Raper, Sam VVatkins, David hlarrs, jfm lVIoran, David VVyatt, Dixie Inhofe, Diane Whitt. wmf gg.-nanri fi! ,,f,5 'W ' . I M Z . ,V w.ffx,,,fzM Sixty-sefzfm OFFICE ASSISTANTS ROVV ONE: judy hlisner, Nlary Greenmore, Kay hliller, Faye ROVV THREE: Blike Robson, YVanda VVidtlocs, Dwavla Finch, Miller, Sally Moore, Grace Brewer, Judy Ivy, Karen Fitz- -ludith Teel, Judy Hunt, Carolyn Cole, Paula Cheek,'Kay De- patriek, jan Fagan, Jeanette Allen, Cynthia Moss, Phylis Snapp, Long, Kay Gibbs, Alma Luellen, Sue Page, Liz Fagan, Grace jan Kuykendall, Betsy Bray, Judy VVinchell, Carolyn Evans, Frederick, Gary Green, jerry Cowan, Edward Hicks. L 'dHCf1ft'ff- ROW' FOUR: Cathy Stevens, Anna lXIae Simmons, Tommie ROVV TWVO: Anita Ford, Patsy Friend, Beverly Kidd, Donna Head. Dorothy Denharn. Dottie Hooser, Paulette Sikes, Lucy Burden, Carol Taylor, Susan VVinget, Beverly Burgess, Carol jo Kirby, David VVyatt, Mike Sheriff, Bob Langston, Don An- Campbell, Carolyn Barnes, Betty Bishop, Shirley Head, Deborah derson, Ronnie Taylor, Liz Frederick, Dixie lnhofe, Anne Fried- Livingston, Ronnie hY1lIlLZlllCllHglliilll, Barbara Knight, Edward man, Cheryl Snider, Norma Brown. Raper, Judy Eden. STAGECRAFT ROW ONE: Don Yarger, Ronnie Carlock, .lim Moran, Gary Shaw, Bill Newman, Klike Robson, Dennis VVhittlesey, YVesley Beaver, Earle Brigance, George Brock, Freddie YanDolali, jim lliff, hlrs. Carter. AUDITORIUM BOARD ROW ONE: Doren Sluss, Phylis Snapp, Nancy VVilkonson, Sarah Stuart, Carole Boone, Kerry Andruss, Ronnie YanLandingham, David Mogab. ROVV TVVO: Rosa Lee Hamilton, Gary Shan, Bill Newman, Mike Robson, George Brock, Beau Christian, Earle Brigance, hlrs. Carter. Sixty-eight FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA ROW ONE: Quinton Walkup, Larry Anglin, Johnny Berryhill, J. D. Robertson, Billy Rose, Eugene Hillhouse, Howard Trail, Ronald lylain, Pat Eagles, Earl Broomhall, Clyde Sinor, Donald Owen, Bob Silzer. ROVV TVVO: jerry Housner, Tommie Morris, Joe Stevens, Robert Henderson, Francis Spears, Tommy Hudgins, Ronnie Ferguson, Benny Hufft, jerry Banks, Bruce Slaton, Larry Grey, Ron Ritter, Richard Howard, Ronnie lXlcGinley, Don Gowdy. ROW THREE: Jimmy Legrand, Ronnie Walker, Jackie Cline, Terry Banks, Guy Williams, Robert Reeves, Danny Hudson, Phillip Lipscomb, Johnny Davis, Richard Owen, Gerald Fisher, Eddie Gowdy, Dwayne Hellard. ROW FOUR: Charles Thompson, Willis Hopkins, Don Creek- more, Larry Hamilton, Robert Railey, Mike Luker, David Camp- bell, Alfred Collins, Stephen Davis, Dan Hicks. ROVV FIVE: Billy Berryhill. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA ROVV ONE: Judy lNIisner, Faye lNIiller, Shirley Rush, Pat Dunbar, Jan Kelly, Grace Brewer, Karen Fitzpatrick, Jan Fagan, Sara Billings, Terry Gibson, Elizabeth Frederick, Chris- tine Gcorge, Reba Van lNIeter, Shirley Head. ROYV TYVO: Donna Burden, Indy Teel. Carol Campbell, VVanda VViddoes, Barbara Boss, Judy Hunt, Carolyn Evans, Ann W'ilkerson, Sharon W'atkins, Yvonne Rust, Glenda Van- Horn, lNI race Frederick, Georganne Hose, Alma Luellan, Linda Carver. ROVV THREE: Wanda lNrIcCrory, Kayrin Underwood, Susan Speakman, Cynthia lyloss, Sue Grigsby, John Speed, Rusty Gil- lette, Larry DeVVitt, Dee Klingensmith, Bob Kendall, Mike Robson, Arthur Fryer, Dixie Inhofe, Beverly Kidd, Deborah Livingston, Sharon Tharp, lylrs. Crosslin. POW WOW STAFF ROVV ONE: hlrs. Holland, Emma Brown, Pat Rhodes, Liz Fagan, Donna hlcGre-gor, Carol Campbell, Betsy Bray, Rosa Lee Hamilton, Linda Carver. ROW TVVO: Wanda VViddoes, Sue Page, Cheryl Snider, Bill Newman, Don Anderson, Dee Klingensrnith, David Wyatt, David Evans, LeRoy Young. T Ei Sixty-nine Seventy CHEERLEADERS Polly Littlebear, Grace Brewer, Bobby Coley, Pat Bomgardner, Lana Carver, Nlarilyn Kloldrup PEP CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT: Susan Sheffel, Colleen Wlieeler, Karen lNIcClure, Judy Harper, Paulette Sikes, Sue Ann Horn, lXIarlene Luker, Kay Gibbs, Cheryl Snider, Patsy Friend, Donna Rebholtz, Paula Cheek, Carolyn VVhite, lllarilyn Hamilton, Sharon Brashears, Beth Brady, Carol Ann Finegan, Carole Boone, Sharon Willibey, Patsy Frazier, Delores Wasson, Patty Johnson, Nancy Fleming, Carolyn Goodwin, Linda Yeager, Sharon Brasier, Donna Korn, Carolyn Barnes, llflary .lo VVilliams, Ann lfreidman, Jimmie Smith, Pat Patterson, Rosa Lee Hamilton, Linda Horn, Barbara Knight, Phylis Snapp, Jan Kuykendall, Liz Smith. ww 'Q!!wU ' , stt,S f 5 N 4', W? TMP aw if-A PAUL PRITCHARD -Im HENDRIX KIT STUART President Vice President Treasurer KAY DELONG SUE PAGE Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Driver's Club The Driver's Club is one of the newest organizations at Sapulpa High School. Dur- ing the short time which this club has been in existence, it has proven very successful as a relation between the youth of the school and the local police department. Any stu- dent Who has been given a summons by a law enforcement officer is often given the privilege of transferring this case to the Driver's Club. ln the event of transfer the Driver's Club jury is familiarized with the particular case. After being given a 7 chance to tell the circumstances, the sub- ject is given a theme to be written on some phase of safe driving. The length of the theme is determined by the jury. The main purpose of the Driver's Club is to promote safety around the high school, in driving and in pedestrian safety, as well as youth's safe driving as a Whole. At the end of each year a student is chosen as the safe driver of the year. The sponsors of the Driver's Club are Mrs. Qphelia Crosslin and Mr. Ben Nelson. Seventy-one , NYS? i C5 Ntl 'Xx Xe if CAROL CAMPBELL SHARON WATKINS GLENDA VTANHORN SUE GMGSBY President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Future Business Leaders of America The Future Business Leaders of America is an organization for Commerce students. lt is a national organization composed of High School and College Students. It was formed to develop competent, aggressive business leadershipg to create more interest and understanding in the intelligent choice of business occupations: to participate in Worthy undertakings for the improvement of business and citizenship and to foster patriotism. Each year the club enters an annual spring contest which Was held at Norman this year. The contest includes: spelling, typing, and a lVIr. and Miss FBLA c 0 n t e s t. Dee Klingensmith and Grace Frederick represented our Chapter this year as Nlr. and Miss FBLA. Each year the club sponsors a contest for the Ideal Secretary. She is chosen for this honor on having the highest num- ber of points in typewriting, shorthand. personality, and general business tests. DEE KLINGENSMITH Mr. FBLA Srfzwziy-ticfo GRACE FREDERICK lVIiss FBLA E my BOB BRANsoN CATHY STEVENS President Vice President CAROL CAMPBELL Reporter X 4f ' - ,4 W 7 .fsf fs ' MW, V .Y ., DORENE SLUSS JANICE KELLY Secretary Treasurer SANDRA JONES Chaplain Devotional Club The Sapulpa High School Devotional Club is devoted to pointing the students to God each morn- ing. The organization achieves this goal by giving short devotionals in each homeroom every day. Other projects of the club this year have been: finishing renumbering the rooms, presenting the Thanksgiving Assembly: entering a float in the Christmas Parade: and giving toys to the Salvation Army at Christmas. The club has 55 active members at the present time. The officers are Robert Branson, President, Cathy Stevens, Vice President: Janice Kelly, Treas- urer: Dorene Sluss, Recording Secretary, Carol Campbell Burdick, Corresponding Secretary, Sandra Jones, Chaplain. The sponsors for the club are Miss lll. Louise Hilderbrand and lVIrs. llflargaret L. Hendrickson. ROVV ONE: Faye lNIiller, Betsy Bray, Barbara Knight, Brenda Hull, Jan Laidley, Julia lWiller, Kay globe, Carolyn Evans, Penny Baxter, Patsy Billings, Evelyn Smith. ROW TWO: Patty Johnson, Billy Boyles, Carol Campbell, john Speed, Judy Hunt, Linda Horn, Betty Bishop, Sandra n',n e 4 iff Jones, Gwen Harris, Marilyn Green, Linda Carver, ROW THREE: Jimmy Stockard, Bliss Hilderbrand, Cathy Stevens, Lucy lo Kirby, Blue Page, Jerry- GrawfordqCarl Nlullen, Bob Branson, Lenny VanSickle, Litt Fowler, Lana Carver, Janice Kelly. Seventy-three ll KEY CLUB BIIKE SHERIFF DON FERGUSON RICHARD POGUE DAVID WYATT President Vice President Secretary Treasurer -To be H School Service dub is the aim football games and putting out a club bul- Ol the SH5 IXCY Club' The Club Conslsts letin are school service projects. At Christ- of twenty-three boys, and has engaged in several projects this year. Several of these projects, such as slave sale and fruit cake H A g , sale were to raise funds on which to operate. gifts Of f00d and Clothmg- The Club also Qther projects such as ushering at the home had charge of an assembly in April. mas time the club adopted one of the needy families of the town and helped them with ROVV ONE: Ray Shibley, Don Tharp, Kenny Carnes, Don ROVV THREE: Don Anderson, Litt Fowler, Bob Langston Ferguson, David NIcPherson, Fred Thompson. YY esley Beaver, Guy VVillibev, lNIike Sheriff, Dee Klingenl ROVV TYNO: Jim Stockard, Jerry Shipman, Preston Sample, smith, David VVyatt, Richard- Pogue. jim Hendrix, Bob Eldridge, Charles Hamilton, Johnny Judd. Seventy-four aww WW Lab 'raw , f Jm STOCKARD JOHN HALL JUDY EDEN JACK TSBELL DAVID WYATT President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Parliamentarian BOB BRANSON TORCHY FISHER TTTYRONE LILLIAN DON ANDERSON Chaplain Historian Historian Reporter Future Teachers of America 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 pro- fession. The Henry G. Bennet F.T.A. Club of Sapulpa is composed of one hundred and twenty-seven active members, an increase of fifty-two members over last years total. The club has had several successful pro- jects this year. We entered a float in the Home Coming Parade. Sixty members at- tended F.T.A. Day at T.U., and a large delegation attended the State Convention at Durant in April. The group gave a Christmas party for children from the ages of four to eleven. The Dixie Jubilee was sponsored by the club. The proceeds from the program were placed in a fund to provide a scholarship for a senior mem- ber ofthe club. Jack Isbell and Judy Eden Were elected as lVlr. and lVIiss F.T.A. at this event. An assembly program was pre- sented by the organization during National Education VVeek. 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 Sa- pulpa public grade schools. Along with the increase in membership of the club it became not only one of the largest, but also one of the most active in school affairs. Seventy-five YOUTH BOARD JUNIORS AND SENIORS ROW' ONE: Joyce lxfIU1'1'3Y, Kay DeLong, Pat ROVV TVVO: Don Oliver, Don Ferguson, Dennis Bomgardner, Kit Stuart, Carole Deatherage. Whittlesey, Dwayne Sn2lPP- Guy Willibey, Don Anderson, Johnny Hall. YOUTH BOARD SOPHOMORES AND FRESHMEN ROXV ONE: Sarah Stuart, Nancy Wilkonson, Jan ROW TWO: lwarilyn Hamilton, Frank Curry, Giacomo. Bill lVIay. Snffrzty-.tix -lonxxy T'l.-XLL DoN FERGUSON KIT STUART President Vice President Secretary Youth Board 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. During the past year, the Youth Center, which was located at the liuchee Mission, was destroyed in order to start clearing the land for the new Sa- pulpa High School. Through the efforts of the Youth Board, the youth of Sapulpa are now per- mitted to attend the Ellis Club on Friday nights. If a person does not dance, there are many games such as dominoes, checkers, chess, card games, and ping-pong in which they can participate. The annual Christmas Dance was a highlight in this year's social calendar. The climax of the evening came with the crowning of the Youth Board Queen, Joyce hlurray, hy her escort, Bob Cheek. WF opwkggi M ' ,T GYCE MURRAY Youth Board Queen S6 Z'PlZ1'j'-SF'UE7l .y dream, ,- it N S an -s -... irgjfizmr N Wg, sm- x, r 1 QWMM. 4 . am V, ,,,, Sfrziffnty-figlzt Student Council The Student Council is a student organization which helps create better student-faculty and stu- dent-community relationships. In the spring of each year an all-school election is held to elect the president and vice-president for the ensuing year. Representatives for the home rooms make up the rest of the council. This year the total membership has been thirty-five. Each year the council sponsors a number of projects. Some of these, such as the local work- shop in the fall, Student of the Month, Student of the Year, Club of the Year, President's Ban- quet, Now or Never Week, and the publishing of the Student Directories are carried on every year. This year several new projects have been instituted. These include a clean up campaign and placing trash cans on the school grounds, VVestern Day, Teacher Appreciation Day, and giving scholarship pins to people on the Honor Roll. The Sapulpa Council is a member of the State Federation of Student Councils and participates in the yearly workshop as well as the State Con- vention. With the help of two wonderful sponsors, bliss Mildred Fisher and Mr. Clay Carr, the council has had another successful year. KAY DFLONG President RICHARD POGUE Vice President BETSY BRAY Recording Secretary MYRA HUGHES .i X Treusu rer -A,,...-..-- if' . SHARON BRASIER N. Historian RN LANA CARVER Chaplain DAY I D WYATT Pzirliainentarian X Not listed: Susan Speakman, Corresponding Secretary ,lj 4 , 4 Q fi QR 85 .1 . , ,fm . -YA 'Vs H V LV 4-lm. , g K q u? ,TZ A, . . . 1 i . A -- ' I: X A , X S- ' N z V fi wx I X! f 5 ,, , 1 '--- f . , 1 L I Awww-1 W' I ' ' 'N' I 4 .. , ' Q 9 5 'f 1 f' -W7 49? lm' 'www f P Q V , f I , 1L,:A A I-IAZEL STEPHENS PAULA CHEEK JOYCE MURRAY JOYCE BRADSHAW JANICE KECK DON FERGUSON PAT PATTERSON SHARON BRASHEARS JAN LAIDLEY DON THARP MARILYN MAIN FRANK CURRY CHESTER MCGEE SUE ANN HORN RONNIE MOORE SANDRA JONES JACKIE WEST PAULETTE SIKES JIM STOCKARD KENNY CARNES DEE KLINGENSMITH MARILYN HAMILTON IX Iembers not in picture: David IVIcPherson, Lloyd Anderson, Susan Speakman, Tommie Head, Sharon Brazier, Kay Shibley. Smventy-nine GEORGE BRITE Director of Instrumental Music Eighty i NIIKE SHERIFF W President Szzpulpa ' I2 Sfbool ww' 'SX ,ir KAY DELONG KIT STUART Vice President Secretary ROXV RO XY Kr l --' r V xr f v': ' if VAZAQ 1 ., 11 A g FLUTES AND OBOES ONE: Judith Teel, David lllogah, Jan Kuyk?ndall,Mle:1nette Allen. TXVO: Carol Adelblue, Larry Reneau, Sharol Pritchett, hflary Beth Fears, Kenny Carnes. f ' I X CLARINETS ROVV ONE: llary Sue Smeltzer, Cathy Stevens, Carolyn Cole, Kay DeLong, Carol Taylor, Kayrin Underwood, Cynthia Moss, .udy liane. ROVV TVVO: Pam Stover, VVanda lllcfrory, Leonard Fears, Edward Hicks, Sandra Harper, Leslie Jame- son, lN'Iike Tyler, Linda Standifer. Eighty-one i If M, . Q .lf in A L-, 2 1 Ar, I-.J il 3345? I 1,, x 1 N A, ,b A if f 1 f D A, we K- r i A SRA I Ja----4: f1:-A...ff D 'Q rl :Q1l.,:-54: ' - '+ -4-iif-if I l , , 22 7:'ll i7 '.f 'P'-ff' l'f , 'V 'AL A 1 f A 1.1 ,p-T9 Q:-gif N s-gy. 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Eighty-four TWIRLERS AND DRUM MAJORS Jan Kuykendall, Surah Stuart, liayrin Underwood, Nancy VVilk0ns0n, Gary -t 2, ,.,. . , , 4. Sv-'. af- M 4 M - 1 gm ' N' i1'.1LfE :iQ'l5-sw-' -- ---- U ' 5 if , U xi 4,9 his! 4 xv - J xxglfwgi X 6 W f ' -mn. , l l, K 'g- f 'M N 'X f ' Q 39, E Q! A ' 'JN X W' f, I . g,X .1.,-.Mx-,. - - JK f.y,Qi'-MLM N .... ' ' xi- XE., ,gp -'av' my Q T ,,,.m,. W 'u,g::::.iv 'M' ' -'ww' uit .g1w,, ,4:, , ,....-...W .. ,M 'mg nr? X, Ib X u'Ax,,l R s'sx5 v-4 4' . ' G 'FTD V JAN KUYKENDALL Bliss Blerry Christmas E' IU' , fr any 'V I V2 'L 4 f1' f fy! A V . : ,M 4. if , f ff f ,, ,2 W ff W ,fy 45 'Aff' ,gh 4 ff H, f if-'41 ' ' f , QL SAPULPA HIGH SCHOOL IVIARCHING BAND Eighty-fifuff ARGUS IXICKENZIE Director of Vocal Rlusic om! JM! Z'L' epmfmmf f QW BETSY BRAY LENNY VANSICKLE SUE GMGSBY DAVID EVANS President Vice Presldent Secretary-Treasurer Reporter Eighty-six CHOIR ROW' ONE: Lenny Yz1nSicl4lc', Clary Urcen, Don Tlmrp, Robert Zinn, lxlllfllyll lNlol1lrup, .Inn Kllj'l4L'Illlllll,,,lpiilllil Smilli, Carolyn Robinson, Kc-nl Cornncll, Daiviil NlUEill1, lfilnziril Davidson lflrislow, Carolyn Woggiiigton, Dianna' W'liitt, Carolyn Goodwin, Cl12lI'lCS Tvvl, l'vrry Brooks. Diivial lfvuns, liil 'l'auluni, lllilac .Io5cc Gilbert. Robson, Xlilw Slicriff :incl Klzxry Suc Smellzcr :il piano. Rory For-R: Sm, Grigsbvv Sm, lingo' Li, I.-zmml. yirginia ROW' TXYO: .Xnn lVliite. Xornm llorncr, l':il l'.iltcrsou. jziyxif' llronn, Pair Rlioilcs, l'l1yllis'W'csl, Bclsy Bray, Aluily VVinchell, Dobson, Klcllm Hraiily, Szinilm Dobson. Lucillv Wlilliite. -ludy lizlrlmrxi Alwlborn, Mary Zeier, liairlmrn Hatton, Rf-hu Yan- l'sery,je4nn1ic jgnncs, wluli.1 Nlillvr, l'l1yllis Snupp, Linilxi Yeager, Nlclcr, Putty klvlllHS4lll, -lanis Bornn, Connie lxlffllllff, Judy Donna Nelson. Sandra Yvliincry. lifrilsong, Nancy Boyne, Glorizi Switzer. ROW' THREE: liziyrin llmlcrnooil, .Xnnn .lo NYl1inery, Belly Noi in piclurc: NIZIUIUC Beuvcr, Clnylf' Smith, and Ronnie Van- Archer, Nlzirlcnc Lulier, Doris Tlioinais, Sliirlvy Russell, Nora Lzumlinglinm. ZW ,f,. 'UR'-. ,Q l, DowNBEATs Gary Green, Litt Fowler, my Don Tlmrp, lllilce Sheriff. . fx 5 J,- ' 'QB GIRLS QUARTE1' MW-wfww+ Jan Kuykendall, Betsy Bray, Norma Lou Horner, Klzirilyn lllolclrup. 5:31:12 mv M Eiglrfy-sefzien l aluw-v.v comb my eyebrows. Of course l like peanut butter, carrot, and raisin sandwiches. Pardon me, is this Sapulpa High? lust thinking about him takes my breath away. To work or not to work? Doesn't she look pretty? Queenly grace and a lovely face. Ha rd at work. Go away, I'm eating. l'm being followed!! Eighty-figlzt HEHVHHS X , 1 I 4 Il I Xt Pg! f if 4 X7 w e K at 2 i V iii uavfzfiisrsss- E Q BULL IN A CHINA SHOP NI hilarious moments were had by all as five old maids committed and left to get the attention of Detective O'Finn. To con- yi .i! , Mwwxhings ---vimsuspectingly called in a female reporter who soon had Q QNX : ie'r, xeiye on O'FinT1Qso. X. XXX if 5 L Nl N ' L N ix X Q l X5 . .X ie lf' JUNIOR PLAY CAST ,J j S ROVV ONE: Kerry Andruss, Janice Kelly, David lllogah, Cynthia llloss, James Harris, 5 Deborah llfliles, Lester Lovelace, David VVadley, Sam Lewis Jana Lane, Ronnie Carlock, Ct U ix Lana Carver. Dennis Whirtlcsey. PROFESSOR, HOW COULD YOU This three act comedy revolved around the troubles of Professor Keats when he is trying is obtain a wife Within three days. To make matters Worse all of his friends try to help him. Ninfty 2 CHRISTMAS ASSEMBLY December 19, 1958 This assembly was presented by the presented by means of still pictures. Liz Horizon Club. The birth of Christ and Smith and Jan liuykendall served as Stu- Christmas around the world were vividly dent Chairman and Devotional Leader. CHOIR CONCERT November 20, 1959 BAND CONCERT February 12, 1959 Ninety-one SPANISH ASSEMBLY October 31, 1953 Student chairman for the morning was i ' er and Devo- tional Leader was Ronnie Vanloandingham. VVe were taken on a delightful trip to hlexieo at fiesta time by Spanish students. F.T.A. ASSEMBLY November 14, 1958 Nlembers of the F.T,A. Club presented a playlet entitled, HSChoo1s For Citizenship . Student Chairman for the morning was Jim Stockard, President of the F.T.A., and Johnny Hall, Vice-President, served as Devo- tional Leader. Qi L fy-tu 0 'X GOING TO COLLEGE ASSEMBLY January 23, 1959 Carl blullen was the recipient of a S25 savings bond as a result of winning the annual Going to College Quiz, presented by the University of Tulsa. Dr. Rod Jones served as quizmaster and Pat Bomgardner and Kit Stuart acted as Student Chairman and Devotional Leader. LATIN ASSEMBLY February 16, 1959 Edward Raper was Student Chairman and Grace Frederick served as Devotional Leader for the Latin Assembly. A skit, The Trial of the Latin Language , was presented in music and song by the Latin students. wus 4 'fart Mn' 5 C '51 -if fmersa: ' 'Q ,fc if-was WS 'J A ' 'M ,vw an kg? - ' X mm tm- -' FRUIT us sv:-MSN in ma ,.,2:,,. ig iz X f ? 3 bwwsmm s 7316 L Y RUIYA Yliufgn EICLI Fuggn FRUIT -4 Ninety-thru' X V . w A 4 G72 OUR FIRST ASSEMBLY September 12, 1958 installation of the Student Council by C. L. Gordon from 1Vill Rogers High School was the feature of our first assemb- ly. Student Council President, Kay De- Long, served as Student Chairman and Vice-President, Richard Pogue, was Devo- tional Leader. Mr. Vaughn, Superintendent of Schools, was guest speaker. Milf 1111.8 Q .ex PEP ASSEMBLY September 26, 1958 School spirit got off to a good start at the annual pep assembly. The cheerleaders gave a skit on cheers through the ages and the txvirlers presented their version of The Tvalkf' Pep Club President, Phylis Snapp, acted as Student Chairman and Vice-President, Barbara Knight, was Devo- tional Leader. Ninriy-fozzr ff Q dll in HOMECUMING ASSEMBLY October 17, 1958 The crowning of Queen Kay DeLong was the highlight of the homecoming as- sembly. lN1aster of ceremonies for the as- sembly, presented by alumni of S.H.S., was Curtis Nolan. Dee Klingensmith was Student Chairman and Betty Bishop was Devotional Leader. ,L THANKSGIVING ASSEMBLY November 26, 1958 The Devotional Club presented the Thanksgiving Assembly. Bob Branson served as Student Chairman and Litt Fow- ler as Devotional Leader. Reverend Ken- neth Swanson was our spcker. The choir furnished religious music for the assembly. 4'- I 51 'M 'E MID-,WINTER SPORTS ASSEMBLY january 9, 1959 Chairman for the assembly was Don Anderson and Don Ferguson served as Devotional Leader. An exhibition was pre- sented on how not to wrestle. The wrestlers and basketball players were introduced by Coaches Billings and Dodson. AMERICANISM ASSEMBLY February 20, l959 A series of readings and talks made up the excellent Americanism Assembly pre- sented by the social studies department, under the direction of lVIrs. McAllister. Student Chairman and Devotional Leader were David VVyatt and Linda Yeager. 'wif 2 A . Q y NP' la EDISON EXCHANGE ASSEMBLY March 5, 1959 Gary Shaw served as Student Chairman and Carol Taylor served as Devotional Leader for the exchange assembly. The Edison Swing Band presented an assembly packed with laughs and very good music. S f Rosas EASTER ASSEMBLY March 26, 1959 The speech department and choir Work- ed together to present a very good Easter Assembly. Student Chiarman and Devo- tional Leader were David Evans and Lenny VanSickle. Ninety-five V f ffEf7liW , A The North wind doth blow- lwlalce him leave me ul0Y1C- Now children . . ltls back again. Come up and see me sometime. I have got to get this done! VVhat do I do now? + L 'J fi If I, A couple of ' 1 T , , LM ,T f 4, V ' ' Now you see it and now you don't One more remark like that and I'11 . Why don't you leave. Ninety'-fix -I? FOOTBALL ED BRADY Football Coach 1 1 ,gf- Q 1 y f f ff , I g2S7HgvZ?Kh, 'fii' if 95, ,fr5yva5r,.'iQL , W6 41317 I ,S ,, gh-Q, ,za Mf. f H 5 P 1 1 M222 . DAVID SIPPY Backfield Coach , W .v...,, A -, f ,, r 'f 1' N N Q! Nizzriy-eight 35 X N ARTHUR DAVIS Line Coach GUY WILLIBEY Senior-Quarterback DAVE EVANV K ' 57 jd senior-Cent f,,Vf1'Vq QV Vw 0 x0-f A pw TONI DXADA Senior-lrliackle DON FERGUSON Senior-Halfback J I RI STOCKARD Senior-Fullback KEN NETH TURNBULL Junior-Center DON ANDERSON Senior-Guard EDDIE STOCKARD Sophomore-End RONNIE KNIGHT Sophomore-Guard BOBBY WARREN Junior-Tackle 'Wil' I j fr Mya? Ninety-nine fffm A M f MW 'wid .zxig ' J. fffq' .f' PAT MQDANIEL 4 ,'7'Q'M '- ' - fy.Q..,,, Senior-Guard ' I ,- M lf 1, W .lfld 7 'Q 57 MJ nf 437' L. D. LAWSSDN k 'L' ' Cd kr 'L. Sophomore-Fu lbac Q , ' 4- fnflcf ffl X 7 J ff Sf jo I' I. W - Q-wg! 6 KAY SHIBLEY Sophomore-Quarterback JIM HENDRIX V 2 ' 'M- Senior-Halfback EARL TOMBERLIN Junior-Halfback JIM MORAN -Junior-Center JOHN WILLINGHAM Senior-Guard LARRY CLARK F Freshman-End 69 JON PENQUITE Senior-H alfback RONNIE Wm Nw W Sophomore-Tackle One hundred a' Y-4 5 U 2. O o T Z 51 2 '-4 1: on Q- v-1 P11 E. r 4 9. V' F1 . U, so S1 uf Q- CI F' Z N' wx ,5..ifi'.x Qsasgr' W. ..., ,-1 - , Q ..,. K S' , R15-:F N an 4 S wi 1, x N4 Lf: . -0 ' L 1-xx-9'f.xX I f X9 X 1 N f S R E vw X tl 1.i?Lxixg,,xZfig 355 3 ' em' BOB ELDRIDGE Senior-Tackle DAN HUGHES Senior-Halfback P ' N ' ' '1,,.,9vla.aA. M44 7 X R J,,.J-9J-sd- REN NY CARN ES SM X CD Junior-Halfback vii! BILL DCLAN Sophomore-Tackle PRESTON SAMPLE Junior-End RICHARD POGUE Junior-Quarterback Une hundred one 3 s 3 oy WNV RUVV ONE: Preston Sample. Jim Hendrix, Don Fzrguson, Charles Claunts, Richard Pogue, J. C. Woods ROVV TXVO: Coach Dodson, Bob Branson, Jack Isbell. Eddie Stockard, Guy Willibeyf, Bob Montgomery. BASKETBALL The Sapulpa High basketball team of 1958-59 was a bunch of fine young boys, having only three seniors, Guy Willibey, Don Ferguson, and Charles Claunts. They were the tri-captains of this year. The high scorers were as follows: Ferguson, 1353 blontgomery, 1225 Claunts, 99: 9 1 kard, 611 Sample, 343 Lynn DeVo BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Date Opponent Sapulpa December Pryor 24 December Henryetta 44 December Nowata 22 December Tahlequah 32 December Sand Springs 26 January Z Tulsa Central 37 January 9 VVill Rogers 32 January 13 Edison 38 January 16 Okniulgee 31 January 20 Bartlesville 32 January 23 Wfebster 33 January 27 Muskogee 34 January 30 Sand Springs 44 February Tulsa Central 46 February XVil1 Rogers 46 February Edison 45 February Okmulgee 36 February Bartlesville 34 February VVebster 44 Jllll PENQUITE February Muskogee 26 Assistant Coach Une lzunflred two ,: M, ' W N., CHARLES DODSON Basketball Coach , sr ,..t .H 1 . ,, 'Qu,y31f6,I.'-.g,L11- 51- ff ,-'Q' A awww ...J ,M 1 swf., go ,. 112.sszn1'w3-s1:1.vawihfhf. 4 esma'..2.s,au-ww' 224135 -wi, are 1 H ag f -3 E33 , ilk- -'si DAVID SIPPY Assistant Coach FIRST RONY: Bill Dolan. -lim Stocknrd, Frank Curry, Guy VVilllams, Phillip Lipscomb, Richard Howard, John Willingham, Billy Rebholz, Ed YVillingham. SECOND RONY: Sum Levis, George Hale, David Scheibach, Floyd Harrington, Charles Thompson, Dunne Snapp, Dickie Turnbull. THIRD ROXY: Couch J. Billings, Ronnie lNIcKnight, Jerry Croston, Bob llenquile, Tom Adams, Lloyd Anderson, Harry Riley, Rickey Bouren, Charles Gleason, Robert Robinson, Jim Yeager, Don Anderson. WRESTLING i Four wins, four lost, and one tie was the record ofthe lNlatmen at Sapulpa High School for the year U58 and 59. John VVillingham was the captain this year. The number of boys that Went out for Westling were fifty, but only sixteen lettered. They are: Don Anderson, Frank Curry, Bill Dolan, Richard Howard, Sam Lewis, Phil- lip Lipscomb, Ronnie lylclinight, Duane Snapp, .lim Stockard, Dickey Turnbull, ,,,, r f Billy Rebholz, Billy White, Guy Williams, Bobby VVarren, Ed Vlfvillingham, and John lVillingham. John Vlrillingham placed sec- N ond in the State Championship. The team as a whole did a very fine job under the ,TERRY BILLINGS - PM M f'-' rs Vlirestling Coach l excellent coaching of -lerry Billings and Art My 1 Davis. Szlpulpa l8 Sallisaw 12 There Sapulpa 24- O. llfl. A. 8 There Sapulpzr Edison 15 Here Sapulpa Bristow 13 Here Sapulpa Ponca City 26 Here Sapulpa Webster 9 Here Sapulpa Stillwater I7 Here Ohm and Ed Willingham ART DAVIS Sapulpa Edison 18 There in action Assistant Coach Sapulpa Bristow 15 There One lzzuzdred three ROW' ONE: Sam Lewis, Richard Pngue, Charles Claunts, ROVY TVVO: Bob Howard. Dml A'ld9fS011. Eddie Sf0Cl4f1l'd, Dam Hughes, L. D. Lawson, Kayle VanLandiugham. Guy lVillibey, Bobby VVarren, Don Ferguson. The veterans for this year are Eddie Stockard, Jim Stoekard, Richard Pogue, Dan Hughes, .lack Isbell, John lNIeCor- mick, Don Anderson, Guy Willibey, and MARCH Friday March 13 Tuesday March 17 Friday March 20 Tuesday 1VIareh 24 Thursday lldareh 26 Tuesday lldareh 31 APRIL Friday April 3 Thursday April 9 Friday April 10 Tuesday April 14 Thursday April 17 Tuesday April 21 Friday April 24 Tuesday April 28 ARTHUR DAVIS MAY Baseball Coach Friday May 1 One 11 11nf2'red four Kayle Vanloandingham. There is much hope that the team's efforts will be great- ly improved by the addition of several new boys. Sand Springs Sapulpa Central Central Rogers Sapulpa Webster Webster Bartlesville Bartlesville Bartlesville Sapulpa Central Sapulpa llluslcogee llluslcogee Webster Sapulpa Rogers Rogers llfluslcogee Sapulpa Sand Springs Sand Springs CHARLES DODSON Assistant Coach Lili! , ' 352, f l Q ix ei .Tiana S 5-A 3 1 smfaemim. ROVV ONE: Larry Clark, Bill Saulmon, Dave lNIcPherson, Hallmark, Kenny Carnes, Floyd Herrington, Charles Thompson, Don Ferguson. Jerry Sampson, Frank Curry. YV. Bruner. ROW' TYVO: Randy Scott. Edwin Redding, .lim Korn, Craig ROW' THREE: Mickey Oliver, Jerry Emerson, Preston Sample. ' I The following are outstanding in their fields: 1 , Bill Saulmon, Jerry Sampson, The track team of 1959 IS very young, Craig Hallmark 440 Yard Dash having only one senior on the squad. Don rl- L- LYHCTW Shflf Put Ferguson, who was high point man last year, is that senior. The three returning lettermen are: Don Ferguson, Bill Saul- mon, and Dave lNIcPherson. Last year's team placed third in the regional competition. Bill Saulmon, Charles Claunts, Dave hIcPherson, and Jon Pen- quite also set a school record in the mile relay at 3 :44.9. 1 T , ,f f 7 ,I ,if f , f 2, If ' , f L,,f, 1 X ' , rw+r'?if?r2 f :i , 2 -f.,w,re,.,,w ww , r 2eai5f,aaz2?3'29.Q -' , f , 795 fvrmwisymrfgsw 2 f 1 ,, Track Coach ED BRADY Assistant Coach Broad Jump and Dashes Don Ferguson. Frank Curry, L. Lynch, Bill Saulmon, Kenny Carnes. Frank Curry High Hurdles l00 Yard Dash lllile Run Floyd Herrington, Ronnie Moore. SSO Yard Relay Bill Saulmon, Frank Curry, Jerry Sampson, Kenny Carnes. -l-l0 Yard Dash Bill Saulmon, Jerry Sampson, Craig Hallmark, Charles Thompson, Randy Scott, Edwin Redding, Harvey Jones. 180 Yard Low Hurdles Kenny Carnes, Don Ferguson, Edwin Redding, Charles Boren. 880 Yard Run Preston Sample, Dave llilclaherson, Mickey Oliver. Bill Saulmon, Kenny Carnes, VV. Bruner, Harvey Jones. Jerry Sampson, Craig Hallmark, Bill Saulmon. Don Ferguson, Frank Curry, Jimmy Korn, Randy Scott, Kenny Carnes. Don Ferguson, Jimmy Korn, Craig Hallmark. Charles Boren. Shot Put J. L. Lynch, Harvey Jones, Larry Clark. Discuss L. Lynch, Don Ferguson, Preston Sample, Harvey Jones. VVe have duals scheduled with the following, hut the dates are omitted because of uncertainty: Webster, Sand Springs, Okmulgee, Miami Relays, Okla. o conference meet, Regional meet, State meet. 220 Yard Dash lldile Relay Broad Jump High plump Pole Vault One lzundrefl five ROW' ONE: Larry Reneau, VVarren VVeidman, Don Wilson. Litt Fowler, Lynn Devore, Harry Riley, Robert Anguish Charles Gleason. jerry Shipman, -limmy Yeager. Tommy Dodson. ROW, THREEA lim C1-others Virgil vvildev Fred Thompson ROW' TYVO: Katy Shibley, Billy Rebholtz, David Scheibach, Bill Newman, Lana Carver, Pat Bomgardner, Bob Eldridge Leroy lNIcDaniel, Gary Snider. GOLF The golf team should be happy this year for this is the first year any girls have been on the team. boys. March 24 March 27 Nlarch 31 April 3 April April April April April April April 22 April 24 7 10 14 15 16 21 April 29 298:30 April lllay 5 May 6 lllay 8 One hundred six Rogers open Okmulgee Sand Sp rings Bristow VVebster Okmulgee Central VVebster Rogers Bristow tour Good luck you Junior High there there there there nament Oklahoma Six conference tourna- ment at llflohawlc course in Tulsa Oklahoma Six conference junior high tournam ent at Olcmulgee State high school tournament Bristow Sand Springs Central there there JIM PENQUITE Coach ...PATRONS.. CITY DRUG SAPULPA HERALD PLYMOUTH DRUG C. R. ANTHONY COMPANY ROGER'S APPLIANCE GABE'S OFFICE SUPPLY MARSHALL SHOE STORE BEACON DRIVE-IN SHEFFEL'S STORES ALUMINUM PRODUCTS COMPANY LIBERTY GLASS COMPANY BARTLETT-COLLINS GLASS COMPANY STUART LUMBER COMPANY Sopulpa Automobile Dealers Association JOE AYCOCK PONTIAC-RAMBLER MARCUS HORN GEORGE WHITTEN OLDSMOBILE SAPULPA STUDEBAKER COMPANY LEE ELLER FORD STANDARD CHEVROLET COMPANY RAY MARTIN MOTOR COMPANY BILL HERRING BUICK COMPANY CORNWELL DRIVE-IN BAYOUTH'S DEPARTMENT STORE J. J. NEWBERRY COMPANY RULE-REEL FURNITURE SMITH DRUG STORE LITTLE GEM CAFE MASTERS AND STIVERS AGENCY STANDARD MOTOR SUPPLY CO. BENSON LUMBER COMPANY SOUTHERN ICE COMPANY SHERWOOD MACHINE COMPANY SECURITY NATIONAL BANK AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY BOMBARGER LUMBER COMPANY KIRBY AND SON OIL COMPANY HARMONY-WOODRUFF, INC., Printers BARKLEY FOOD STORE OLIVER TEXACO STATION HUPMAN'S SERVICE STATION JACK'S CAMERA SHOP HOLT'S GREEN SPRAY FRED KLINGENSMITH COOKS PAINT HARRISON CLOTHIERS SENEKER'S JEWELRY BUTLER'S MEN'S STORE MAY-MILLER HARDWARE One hundred sefven O O I P A TYLER FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE SAPULPA BRICK AND TILE BAGWELL GENERAL STEEL COMPANY GIBSON LUMBER COMPANY ACE TYPEWRITER COMPANY KATZ DEPARTMENT STORE SAPULPA HOUSE OF T.V. S. I-I. KRESS COMPANY BOB I-IOLZEMER DRUG RAINWATER JEWELRY PAUL GEETEH 6' SON Um, lzunrirfrz' eight TRON PARISIAN CLEANERS MILLER JEWELRY STORE ENLOW'S SPORTING GOODS RAY AND JAY FOOD STORE TASTY PASTRY GEARL'S SUPER MARKET DOLLAR-WISE FURNITURE STEWART CLEANERS LON T. JACKSON AGENCY BATEMAN DRUG CREEK COUNTY HARDWARE S O O O help your Igfund help your heart Z'- Q I O MSE Q.fc..JxJ QQIOJQQHEXL lL.,.fJlEf L-H1 I ' - 'KVM C98 k' YM, I YQJQAEKJQEPBQJJ' J :Maud -x,, EV WE, THE MEMBERS 0F THE SAPULPAN A QI-R' SCF-I STAFF OF 1959, WISH TO EXPRESS OUR APPRE- A ,N y Q9 wg, II CIATION AND SINCERE THANKS TO: Og X ,M Mfyfvf THE FACULTY AND OUR SPONSORS FOR Ky,ArQi Ikyf, bfi, THEIR CONSIDERATION IN AIDING THE STAFF fC5w ',, Q.,QJL,,Q,5IJ'X-'I kv v,Q I , L IN THE PRODUCTION OF THIS ANNUAL, nj Hg A W,Q,SS1F QQJIPW THE STUDENTS OF SAPULPA HIGH FOR Iffi, Q3 if EUR R H THEIR COOPERATIONQ Qkjff , I..3C,h IF, Q-DH THE CENEROUS BUSINESSMEN OF OUR ff' L,,gf'IT ,I COMMUNITY FOR THEIR HELP IN SUPPLYING I U ,--, LW, THIS MATERIALQ ,Ij2.fIfW 'D DCP - AND MOST OF ALL, TO MR. GORDON I Ik ,IV fl N DAVIS, WITHOUT WHOSE TIME, EFFORT, AND E .Cid-5j If jixij' PATIENCE THIS PUBLICATION OF THE SAPUL- T' ' M-,Rf PAN WOULD NOT HAVE BEEN POSSIBLE. 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