Waurika High School - Eagle Yearbook (Waurika, OK)

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4 96+ L Jane Morgan Juanrta Lrttrell Donna Berry Tall and graceful full of fun many She s the queen of everyone sheart Many a fellow d walk a mrle just a heart Jame has won Prefers fast always lrkes to do her part to see thatlrrsh smrle Hopes wart cars pretty clothes mg for the fleet to anchor home Danny Bowers Oh to be lady s man Danny trtes the best he can Kmg of the lrbrary grrls wr Wrllrs Worley A word a smrle he s your frlend Don Mrller Sure to get you rn the end Ambrtron to own a funeral home A Football basketball that s our Grrls lrke h1m'? Enough sard Re 8

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Senior Class Will We the semors of 1953 be1ng of sane m1nds wmll these secrets of our success to our underclassmen that they m1ght be as successful as we Red M ller wllls h1s ab1l1ty to stay 1n h1gh school unt1l he IS twenty years old to Jo Qualls Lxnda Stowe w1lls her n1ckname Jelly Belly to Martheta DeWoody Charles Cullespme w1lls h1s physrque to James Call Mona Pr1nce wxlls her ab1lxty to sxt 1n the show w1th a boy and not court w1th h1m to Sherxdan Brandon Charles Smleton w1lls h1s ab1l1ty to go w1th the 8th grade grrls to Pat Dawson Shxrley Trout w1lls her ab1l1ty to get a man and keep h1m to Ann Buckholts Kenneth Coffelt wllls h1s ab1l1ty to dr1ve a car hold a grrl at the same t1me to Rabern Chr1st1an Jamce An drews wllls her ab1l1ty to l1e to Mr Koller wxth that rnnocent look on her face to Joann Hobbs Bob Herb w1lls h1s ab1l1ty to mernor1z.e poetry to Arch1e Chloe Flowers wxlls her qulet d1spos1t1on to Jane DeWoody Bar bara Parsons w1lls her seat on the left s1de of the balcony 1n the Empress to Cleo Payne Maurxce Tow w1lls h1s ab1l1ty to keep h1s car together w1th wlre to Eugene M1ller Pop Brown w1lls h1s ab1l1ty to be center to Hoot M1ller Jane Morgan w1l1s her perox1de bottle and blonde halr to Sus1e Burnett Juanlta L1ttrell w1lls her sp1t curls and wonderful personal1ty to Llnda Scott Leah Harrrson wxlls ab1l1ty to become engaged to one of the Rlch brothers to Vera Pearce Thelton Burger w1lls h1s ab1l1ty to get along wmth Sally Ray Klng to Roy Bartlxng Danny Bowers w1lls h1s ab1l1ty to s1ng and hms bashfulness to Danny Brown Donna Berry w1lls her ab1l1ty to be able to go out every mght to Lmnda Beavers Rlta Penny wllls her ab1l1ty to stay home almost every nlght to Sher1dan Brandon B111 Yearley w1lls hrs tenn1s ab1l1ty to Dan Rag Arm Anderson Gene Butler w1lls h1s chalr xn band to Pat Dawson W1ll1S Worley w1lls h1s ab1l1ty to play marbles to Fuzz Mayes Fannle Morr1s wxlls her place 1n the l1brary to Lo1s Betty Mary K1ng w1lls her pool playlng ab1l1ty to B111 Clark B1ll1e Hobbs w1lls her Drug Store Career to Dor1s Wrlght Ruth Welch wrlls her s1ze larger lev1es to Sylv1a Evans Mary B1lbrey wllls her ab1l1ty to dream about hmm 1n class to Sue Wh1te Barbara Reynolds w1lls her graceful queenl1ness to Mary Parsons 7 g 0 1 7 J J . 4 . . . H ,, - 1 7 1 ' ' . , . . . ' . u ' 1 A ll ll ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ll ll . . . - . . . H H . . . . .

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Senior Class Histor It IS 1953 the year of prom1se for many of us sen1ors a sad tlme for others because we smcerely regret leavlng the hallowed halls of our dear alma mater The hlstory of the Senlor Class 1S a serles of remembered yester days happy todays and doubtful tomorrows We look back over the years and see a group of sxx year old ch1ldren eager to enter the school bu1ld1ng but fearful of los1ng thetr freedom Now we want to postpone that freedom because It means farewell to all our fr1ends of hmgh school years We remember the year the 6th grade Irvlng class was horr1f1ed at the ldea of enterlng Hlllcrest and the I-I1llb1ll1es all but qult school we were agaln unlted but It wasn't so bad th1s txme because we were all on unfam1l1ar stomplng grounds thus we were drawn closer The 8th grade year was chmaxed w1th the graduat1on 1n whlch Chloe Flowers was valed1ctor1an and Barbara Reynolds was salutator1an The flrst three years of h1gh school passed qulckly and then the pro spect ofthe sen1or year loomed before s We who have pondered the past and contemplated the present have now begun to speculate upon the future What wmll tomorrow br1ng P Who knows 'P We do not but we thlnk we know the sp1r1t of our leaders for tomorrow l1es 1n the dreams ofto day s youth and those dreams are based on yesterday's learmng Th1s year has been one of great dreams for us and for many other Amer1can youths We are ready for the future for wh1ch we have been preparmg through the years Janxce Andrews 9 v :O because they had to go with those Irving Kids. Although in the 8th grade ' u . , , I l ' -