Arapaho High School - Indian Yearbook (Arapaho, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1963 volume:

TUB ARAPAUO SENIOR OASS PRESENTS JUD INDIAN 1963 EDITOR SPONSOR CO-EDITOR Mary Ella Wright Virgil Francis Peggy Beauchaiup CONTENTS DEDICATION SUPERINTENDENT'S MESSAGE ADMINISTRATION PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES JUNIOR HIGH ELEMENTARY FAVORITES ATHLETICS ORGANIZATIONS SNAPSHOTS EDITOR'S MESSAGE STAFF Virgil Francis and Carol Francis Dear Mr. and Mrs. Francis. It is with deep and sincere appreciation that we. the class of 1963, dedicate our annual, the Indian to you. We feel that the guidance you have given us in the past two years will help us toward a better and more prosperous life. So, perhaps, by dedicating this, our yearbook, to you, we can repay you in some small way for the devotion and personal interest you have given us all. THE ARAPAHO SENIOR CLASS DEDICATION Seniors: I wish to express my appreciation for the fine effort and cooperation you have shown in the production of this annual. May the respect and consideration which you have shown continue to be a part of you in future activities. I sincerely appreciate the cooperation of the students, faculty, school board, and patrons through-out this school year. Seniors, may I wisheachof you the very best in life, and continued support in building a better school and commurfity. PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING, Clinton HARDINS FOOD STORE. Clinton AD(MfNfCrRATTON Many of these moments, which we shall forever treasure, will be relived each time we open this yearbook. There will be the pleasant memories of the Indian at AHS, of the indus- trious students seeking to master a strong curriculum, of the social whirl en- twined with dramatics, literary and athletic competition, and ofthe satisfaction of achieving goals which had seemed beyond our scope of comprehension. The pleasant memories are those that we cherish and will forever hold dear to our hearts. As your principal, may I extend to each student, teacher, and employee who comprise the school family, my sincere thanks for an outstanding school year; and may I .wish each of you the best of everything in the future. t Johnny Turney, Principal VIRGIL FRANCIS B. S. Degree M.A. Degree Superintendent JOHNNY TURNEY B.S. Degree Sr. High Coach Principal MARY LOU BAXTER B.S Degree History GLENNIS GRUBB B.S. Degree English CAROL FRANCIS B. S. Degree 4th and 5th 12th Sponsor DONALD SPARKS B.S. Degree M.A. Degree Science FLORA WILLIS B. S. Degree 1st grade NADENE MARQUIS B. S. Degree Math GARLAND HOWELL B.S. Degree Vo-ag Instructor F. F A. Sponsor LENORA WARREN B. S. Degree Music 4th and 5th BERNICE SANDERS B. S. Degree 2nd and 3rd BARTON SERVICE STATION. Arapaho OUITA'S, Clinton SCHOOL BOARD Virgil Francis, Superintendent, Keith Cornelius. Member, Dan Shepherd. Member, Paul Arrington, Member, Willard Egan, Clerk, Harold Roush, President. SCHOOL QEC BA y Carol Templeton THE HUB RESTAURANT Clinton, Oklahoma RE1NKE RADIATOR SHOP Clinton, Oklahoma BUS DRIVERS BUS MECHANIC Charley Llghthill, Lafe Myers, Donald Charlie Lighthill Sparks and Jerry Waltrip. CUSTODIAN S. W. Lawson COOKS Mrs. Delma Bewley, Mrs. Alfred Gorshing JANTZENS, Clinton SALISBURY PERS. SHOP. Clinton MACK’S BARBERSHOP Custer CUSTER CASE EQUIPT. Custer ££MOR£ If you don’t succeed, cheat a little bit! ROGER KEITH CARPENTER Treasurer Live fast, love hard and die young! Cupid’s a good hunter, but a better trapper! PEGGY ANN BEAUCHAMP Secretary LINDA MAE HATFIELD I just love messes; I'm one myself! PAT HOBBS Education is a marvelous thing, but who wants it! STEVE D. HAGGARD Anyway you want me; I’ll be ready to go! BARBARA O’DOWER My love is constant; only the object changes! LEE LEWIS If you are going to do something; do it right or not at all! KATHLEEN MUELLER All geniuses are dying, and I feel a little 111 myself! SHARON (KING) SPEARS STEPHEN LARRY BARTON If you’re smart; sign up! MARION EDWARD WALKER Loafing ft the hardest job in the world; you never know when you’re through. VAN DERRYT WELDING SHOP Custer MARK RESTAURANT Weatherford Jerald Wayne Killian Randy Bozarth Harold Gamble Jean Rose Jennifer Cross Stanley Morris Charles Thomas Darrell Cornelius Joan Reimers Eddie Henderson Sandra Schimmels Joan Lax MARTIN GARAGE Custer EAST SIDE CAFE Custer Janice Wayne Jo Anne Mike Barbara Shepherd Eagan Smith Baker McDown Billy Mac Shelia Bobby Joann Robert Teels Matthes Lawson Watkins Schimmel Sharon Clint Linda David Cross Roush Lighthill Wallace W. L. MYRES DRELLING CO. Arapaho GEORGE C. COULSON Arapaho JUNIOR, HIGH FRESW UEM Dean Bobby Carolyn Pete Gary Brookshire Arney Haggard Hatfield Belter Jeannie Linda Lyn Geo Reta Kathryn Roush Ballew Shepherd Fransen Barrick Barbara Mary Gay Carroll Shirley Gail Rose Johnson Gamble Morris Simpson Joyce Donnie Story Neiley Richard Sheri Garling Anglin Gary Matthes BUTLER BUTANE CO, Butler OLON BAWMAN, Butler Martin Matthes Linda Rei mers Kennth Watkins Bobby Haggard James Joe Lawson Cross David Ratke EJGf-rrw Cherry Johnson Darla Julia Sharon Barber Golden Watson Julia Linda Linda Roush Arington Cornelius BUSY BEE CAFE Clinton GREEN CLEANERS Clinton COCA-COLA CO. Clinton ECON-O-WASH Clinton SEVENTH Warren Stucker Rebecca Barrick Larry W arson Susan Shepherd Steve Gary Stermer Simpson Janice Charles McDown Marquis Ricky Freddie Joe Jimmie Celesta Bozarth Cox Short Hampton Melanie Lemons Beth Eagan Vickie Johnson Sandra Judy Ronnie Golden Heinricks Bozarth LYDIA'S SERVICE STATION Custer SHOTTS MOTOR COMPANY Weatherford ART'S CAFE Butler AUNT NAMMIE VALENTINE Custer ELEMENTARY Larry Stan Gary Arrington Templeton Shepherd Janice Reed Dennis Danny McGoffin Reinke Bobby Jackie Zerita Francis Ballew Walker Denny Smith axru Linda Fred Shirley Rose Andrews Adams CLINTON DAILY l-JEWS, Clinton SIMON'S. Clinton FfFTH Kay Ricky Reimers Lawson Helen Eugene Junior Charlotte Neeley Lawson Golden Shephard Maryann Pruitt Sheryl Raab Donna Forsythe Nancy Lenaburg Gary Howell Connie Rocky Simpson Edwards Joe Bill Lacy Stanley Baxter Jerry ’ula 183 SALVAGE-MILE SOUTH Arapaho LOCAL FINA ED HOCKAHAY CO. Thomas SUTTON-DUNN FORD Thomas Peggy Davis James Ratke Connie Koch Larry Dee Radke Larry Morris Patty Randy Edw.ards Stucker FOURTH Randy Jimmy Rhonda Barbara Turney Shepherd Reinherd Cornlius Sandford Golden Lonnie Reed Debbie McGoffin Sharon Griffin Billy Adams Sandra Sheppard Connie DeAnn Valerie Richard Sherry Shephard Shepherd Lemons Woodward Barrick Shirley Teresa Rose Marie Ernest Baxter Templeton Mullins Gibson V-fIRD ED WHITE’S BARBER SHOP BROACHE’S SHOE STORE, Clinton B AND B HELP YOURSELF LAUNDRY DR. RE1M, VETERINARIAN POP HICKS, Clinton SWEETBR1AR, Clinton Sheryl Brad Halenstine Stucker Amy Gillbert Shanda Hughes McGoffin Matthes LeRoy Jantz Johnetta Turney Jerry Karen Golden Howell SECOND Randy Lawson David Tommy Jennifer Arington Neeley Simpson Peggy Elder Becky Dirk Sherri L. T. Watson Daugherty Ballew Thomas LEN'S MENS WEAR Clinton JIMMY'S BEAUTY SALON  ‘•‘I Charles Davis Betty Edwards Clinton Teresa Cheryl Ginger Arington Daugherty Roush John Brad Woodward Shepherd Robin Lawson Doug Reed ORer Boyd Koch Jo Ann Neeley Robert Mitzi Adams Daugherty George Darla Jo Golden Turney Kathy Tony Joe Randy Geneva Elders Howell Francis Shepherd Adams SAFEWAY STORES. Clinton THE MADDOX STORE, Clinton FAVORJTEC VMM4AL oueem Peggy Ann Beauchamp BORDEN’S - Monroe Roper, Distributor Clinton, Oklahoma VZA sweetheart Barbara McDown AMERICAN STATE BANK. Thomas. Oklahoma RAVORflE BOV Roger Carpenter CUSTER CITY FARMER’S CO-OP ELEVATOR Custer City, Oklahoma. MR. AMD Uf££ A.W.S. Roger Carpenter Mary Ella Wright FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Custer City, Oklahoma Pe±L T0P JUNIORS SENIORS ( )jL k yO yyjatyt MOST POPULAR MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BIGGEST FLIRTS BOOK WORMS 7% pkL tl jk uAtAj flLLARCVNV ALLARWND JUNIOR, HIGH SENIOR HIGH THREE MOST POPULAR TEACHERS PAT HOBBS PEGGY BEAUCHAMP MARY ELLA WRIGHT GUTHRIE'S FOR MEN AND BOYS Clinton, Oklahoma CLEM'S WELDING SHOP Portable Welding and Eq. Clinton, Oklahoma SENIOR MGW GIRLS FIRST ROW: Janice Shepherd, Jennifer Cross, Judy Raab, Mr. Turney, Coach, Mary Ella Wright, Linda Hatfield, Peggy Beauchamp. SECOND ROW: Jeannie Roush, Geo Reta Fransen, Dian Francis, Sharon Cross, Bessie Ely, Linda Lighthill. JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS ANTHONY'S Clinton. Oklahoma BOYD JEWELERS Clinton, Oklahoma SENIOR, HIGH BOVS Bobby Lawson, Tommy Forsythe. Lyn Shepherd, Pat Hobbs, Eddie Henderson, Robbie Schimmel, Stanly Morris, Dean Brookshire. JUNIOR, HIGH BOVS FOWLER’S I G A Clinton, Oklahoma GENE FERGUSON'S 66 Clinton, Oklahoma JUNIOR HIGH BASEBALL SENIOR HIGH JUNIOR PEP CLUB SENIOR PEP CLUB SMITH TIRE SHOP Clinton ROSE ELECTRIC SERVICE 4-f-f 4-f-f OFFICERS FRONT ROW: Diane Frances, Sandra Schimmels, Mary Ella Wright BACK ROW: Stanley Morris, Robert Schimmel J. C, PENNEYS Clinton BURTIS PRESS Clinton JUNIOR 4-f-f CLUB JUNIOR 4-H OFFICERS FRONT ROW: Janice Reed, Gary Howell, Mary Ann Pruitt, Kay Reimers, Bobby Francis BACK ROW: Sheryl Raab, Connie Simpson TRUCKING SERVICE LIFESTOCK Clinton HOOT'S DAIRY BOY Arapaho LETTERMAN'S club LETTERMAN'S CLUB OFFICERS Coach Johnny Turney, Eddie Henderson, Judy Raab, Jennifer Cross, Janice Shepherd, and Peggy Beauchamp. FRONT ROW: Lee Lewis, Stan Morris, Steve Haggard, Client Roush BACK ROW: Mike Baker and Darrell Bozarth MOORMAN'S FEED, ED PINGRY Clinton SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE Clinton TRJO QUARTET LIN MAN. CO. Clinton ROBERTSON MUSIC CO. Clinton BILL'S BAKERY, Clinton CHANDLER'S FLOWERS, Clinton SR4NISW CLUB SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS FRONT ROW: Jo Anne Smitn Joan Reimers BACK ROW: Jean Rose Bill Bates Sandra Schimmels Eddie Henderson KERN AND SCHNEIDER. Clinton FIRST NATIONAL BANK. Clinton The publication of this yearbook has been a challenge to all of us. And now that we present this edition of the Indian we are proud of what this work has meant to us. It has required the co-operation of our sponsor, students, staff, and those who have contributed their support through advertisements. We wish to thank you who have helped us. The challenges of higher learning, adventure, and new worlds to conquer lie im- mediately before the members of the Senior Class. May we meet these challenges with courage, faith and steadfastness of purpose. EDITOR CO-EDITOR AMONG OUR SOUVENIRS Principal and Coach Johnny Turney, with the trophies won during the past two years, while he has been coach of Arapaho School. GIRLS PEE U EE BASKETBALL BOYS JUNIOR PIAY '63 ANNUAL SlAFF We have discovered many precious things in this school - friendship, knowledge, and happiness. There were times we thought we wouldn't get this annual completed; but through work, laughter, tears, and quite a few arguments we finally got it done. Although we will be separated, our memories of the INDIAN will linger on. , v - SS32 lArt figgS y- ,v . T  a V ' ♦‘W, gjt at  n V. •. . . ■- • . • . • • • •• % '• «• • • t r • , ✓ -••’ • .v: -.: ' • • •'. .' ■ •-. v •. • . - • A v- .: . ■ ■ ■ ■-. '' •■ ••-• ' ' -• ' .. - •. • • —. •