Wewoka High School - Tiger Yearbook (Wewoka, OK)

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THIS YEAR'S WINNERS g'0n to Boston! shout Sandra Smith and Iennalie Cook, state debate winners. Leon Pearce comments that they have nothing on him, since he is repre- senting WIIS at the National Student Council con- vention in Evanston, Illinois in June. David Black and Dale Stunz represented WHS this year in the State lnterscholastic meet and the State Science Fair, at Stillwater and Norman. David placed first in radio theory and second in elec- tronics, while Dale received the first place medal for his miniature model of an oil well in produc- tion. Winning honors at the Edmond State interscholastic meet are ttop left to right! Pat Grimes, first- Ukla. historyg Sandra Austin, first- shorthandg Patsy Arnold, second- Spanish II, Iionna Whittington, third-Typing I and tied second in American literaturcgg Dale Bor- en, third-Civics, Ione Yandell, third-world history, Sandra Smith, second-American history, Charles Johnson, second-World history, Mariellen Batson, first-American literatureg Rosalie Roff, first- grannnarg Sue Cook, second- A H American literature, Rosemary Vinson, first-Typing Ig Lucille Bates, first-hookkeepingg and Loy- dell Nash, third-shorthand. I Q. .QQ Qjftxgv firm- ' 4

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'A SPRING SPORTS Now as we carry on through our spring sports, we come to track, golf, and tennis. Dick Shunatona is known as our one man track team. The first of the season he went to the Ft. Worth Invitational Track Meet, competing with boys from four states, and placed second in the half-mile run. At the Ada Regional Meet, Dick broke the half- mile record with a 2:03.9 mark. Despite a sprained ankle, Dick finished fourth in the state at the Meet in Stillwater. Freshman, Kenneth Barbre fnot picturedj placed second in the half-mile run at the Oklahoma Baptist University .lunior High Meet. For the first time in several years four WHS boys, Ervin Coleman, Tommy Tucker, Herman Tucker and Dale Boren, participated in golf. They met Hold,enville, Seminole, Capitol Hill, and Still- water, in duel matches and entered the State tour- ,w.,g,,,.,,, ai e 'iri- M Mi ney at Oklahoma City. r . a s ,,, Tennis aces Elmer Ogle, Richard Reyes, Lanny ,, Anderson, Tommy Williams, Stephen Cover, and Gerald Kyle battled it out with Seminole and Hold- enville in duel matches. Lanny Anderson won Soon- ', - ff er Star singles and teamed with Tommy Williams 1 Q to take the doubles crown. Lanny lost in the finals M' T if' at the Stillwater Invitational Tourney, and he and V - Tommy advanced as far as the semi-finals and then L - - ..., l lost to Tahlequah. sl S N Q- ? . 3.3, A Kg . Ann Peebles and Nola Barnett fin fourth picturel ' with returning lettermen Jamie Brown, Sharron Smith, and June Jones and freshman, Carol Lynn . Russell, made up the girls' tennis team this year. Ann and June laced second in doubles at the East A T P a Q 4 yi , It Central meet and Ann advanced to the semi-finals , Q , as . of both the Edmond and Oklahoma College for Wg L L , - ,L i- I , . . . ' 1 Women State Invitational Tourneys before being . 4- e' -e-- -. 'sg a , R defeated. Nola and Sharron upset the top-seeded ' 1- FfffP9 1 2 f ii tf7f'942l fl?3fif'ili2z? ,. T912 - - H fig R - --. ,,'-- , ,. jj Seminole team in the Sooner Star doubles tourney A 1 ' x V, p 1 T 'e , L SQ ,y-,, if ga.,-Qgyfgf but were defeated by the tournament finalists from 5 IT 3.5 .12 M i Seminole in the semi-finals. Jamie had the mis- r 'e i fortune of meeting Tinnie Tiger, state champion, . ' e 1 in the 0-QW vw- while Cafol Lynn we-H , up ., , 1 W' ' fe , ' against Junior High Champ, Judy Mills from Chick- Vl' -Q V 2 - i ,., t,- asha. 11 . S In all athletic contests, Wewoka had a 36-13 rec- ' 5, f ' 1' ord for one of the finest sports years in WHS his- . - rflll gt -,e .qi ,llfitit a y C gf ,ppl in ' ZC.. tory- . f , H .ivfsff - f .1 .--. ggi 'ggi-i f 1 f --C - ,,- 1.5 . ,, S u ff - 1- , Ak.. if 1 , F., Q, ,,. A y 3, V ... si J mmm,-auefixw

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KIDDIB DAY and JUNIOR PLAY Well it looks as if we have walked into some Kiddie Day fun That small picture way up there at the top shows Virgil Nelson Donnie Rldg way, Buddy Hensley, Leroy Nelson, and Martin Foye putting on a mock radio program. -'-.3-.5-..........,. - - . ,.. rid it of bed bugs. , -L The cream of the crop could be the heading of the next picture because that,s just what it is These Klddles Dolores Cook, Josh Lee Bohannon Jackie Franklin, Hank Dotson Jane Moore, Buddy Hensley Julia Chamblee and Leroy Nelson were selected as they went on stage in class groups Sharron Smith is asking for applause for Leroy Nelson, while Mary Fox and Bill Daw son are amused at the whole thing This next handsome group IS the jun ior play cast. The juniors put on that rolicking comedy, Our Hearts were Young and Gay. The cast included Kay Royalty, Lonna Whittington Charles Scott, Sue Cook, Richard Reyes Shar ron Smith, Leon Pearce Jerry Holmes Curtis Claybrook, Ronald Terrell Edna McLeod, Pat Cotner fstudent dlrectorl Nina Nichols and Mary Fox fseatedJ took the lead as Emily and Cornella The funny scene is from the junior play. Sharron, Mary and Nina are with Jerry as he fumigates the room to