Arnett High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Arnett, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1951 volume:

I Edi te d S by Th en ior cu ArncTt H Sci ool «W . -.-.,rauv- -vt. n tm :t«v • I „ � sH 1H ’o Alie '” it 1� ou .„« o“ � tt s_ t«oo- ° P,PH1� « ' ,',t TH.t ,o po;„,s book .«� « ;;,£..ll h � ‘Y ’’ 0 help too Editor------------------verla wieden Assistant Editor-----Max branstetter •KKUa. Sports Editor----------------------------Shirley jacks Business Manager----------------------------Wendall Boyd Art work-------------------------------Clara Jean Carey Photographer-----------------------------Merlin Abbott Typists-------------------Anna Ashpaugh and donna Dyke We, the seniors of '51, are proud to DEDICATE THIS EDITION OF THE WILD- CAT TO OUR SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT, Mr. Creech. Mr. Creech has been with us only one TERM, BUT ALREADY HE HAS WON THE RESPECT AND ADMIRATION OF EVERY STU- DENT. HIS EFFICIENT SERVICE AND EXCELLENT LEADERSHIP WILL BE LONG REMEMBERED BY ALL OF U8. WE WILL leave Arnett High School with higher IDEALS AND STRENGTHENED SELF-CONFI- DENCE A 6 A RESULT OF HIS CAREFUL PERSONAL GUIDANCE. School SwuL Frank Mann------ Virgil Roper---- R. J. Schneider Kenneth Davis— Marshall Word— -----Pres i dent VICE PRE6I DENT ----------Clerk ---------Member ---------MEMBER JAN I TOR Roy Sutton BUS DRIVERS Edward Moore Bob Bonser Sam Carey Lee Wieden Marion Bayless George Mackey Wayne Murray George Bailey Edwin Smith Edward New Mrs. Gilbreath Supervisor COOKS Mrs. Clem Mrs. Killion Mrs. Cromwell Mrs. Dickson faculty t D. D. CREECH MRS. RAPP, Enql ISH A. H. WOODS Superintendent MISS MCNEIL, Science principal MRS. WAYLAND, Home Economics GUY ROY MOORE SPON SOR ivr v. S. J. KNOWLES Sponsor MERLIN ABBOTT President, Sr. Play, Annual Staff CLARA JEAN CAREY SECRETARY, JR. PLAY, Annual staff. Pep Leader RAY BOB FLOYD VlCE-PRESI DENT, Basketball , Baseball , 4-H Club, Jr. Sr. Play VERLA J. WIEDEN Basketball, Sr. Play, Annual Editor MAX BRANSTETTER Jr. Sr. Play, Basketball Annual staff PAULA LUE HOLLOWAY Jr. Play, Band, Basketball WENDALL BOYD JR. Play, 4-H Annual Staff ROBERTA KNOW SR. Play, Band, Basketball Ci'bsc 'U J2L (licUuL j . n. oUajc w yUtJt DUANE CROW SR. Play JOAN CROSSMAN SR. Play, Vocal, Band, Pep Leader REX HECOX Basketball SHIRLEY JACKS Jr. Sr. Play, Vocal, Pep Club Annual Staff DOROTHY TOWN PRATT R. L. ABBOTT, PRES. MARIANNE OAKLEY DOROTHY CROMWELL SUE CHESNUT LUANA CARUTHERS VERLAN HARRELL VERNITA PRICE MAURICE McNEELY PATSY CANNON MARY JANE WOODS Sponsors: BETTY MCNEIL A. H. WOODS The Juniors are delighted at even the slightest possibility THAT THEY MAY BECOME THE SENIORS OF '52. THEY ARE BUSY TRYING TO BUY TEACHER TACTICS FROM THEIR WISER CLASSMATES TO USE DURING THE COMING YEAR. WISER CLASSMATES' (SENIORS OF 5 I ) ADVICE TO THEM: YOU CAN FOOL PART OF THE TEACHERS ALL OF THE TIME, ALL OF THE TEACHERS PART OF THE TIME, BUT NEVER TRY TO FOOL ALL OF THE TEACHERS ALL OF THE TIME. ZELLA ROSS MARJORIE PORTER FELICIA CROSS BETTY BROWN JUNIOR CLARK PATSY SOBER NELDA RICE GORDON RICHARD KITTY GIPSON JOHN D. SHELTON FAE WOODWORTH VERA CROW JIMMIE HANLON WANDA HABEKOTT FRANKIE BLASINGAME FRESHMAN CLASS Top row, left to right� Paul Decker, Darwin Drake, Wayne Lynes, Kenneth henry. Jay Wieden, Junior Ashpaugh, Dean Enfield, Franklin Freeman, Harold Carey. Second row: Vera Richard, Don stout, Anita Garrett, Yvonna woods, Bobby Beam, David Roper, 0. R. Coombs, Roberta walck, Wilma Young, Della Hixson. Third row: Thelma Rowland, Peggy Caruthers, Doris Baldwin, Thelma Fitch, Clara Hanlon, Gayle Knowles, Evelyn Wayland, Shirley Cromwell, Pat waters, Geraldine Brown. Bottom row: Mr. Bayless, Shirley Hall, Thomas Poteet, Jerome Brown, Billy Barton, Dwaine West, Chester Dishen, merrell BRANSTETTER, DALE YOUNG, NORMA CROSS, MRS. RAPP. The Freshmen Class, consisting of nineteen boys and eighteen GIRLS, PROUDLY ACCEPTED ITS HIGH SCHOOL POSITION THIS YEAR. WE ELECTED OUR CLASS OFFICERS AS FOLLOWS: PRESIDENT, DON STOUT; Vice President, Jay Wieden; Secretary, Yvonna woods; Reporter, Thelma Fitch. Our sponsors are Mrs. Rapp and Mr. Bayless. Our class is well represented in 4-h Club, band and pep club, we HAVE THREE BOYS WHO MADE THE HIGH 6CH00L BASEBALL TEAM; ALSO SIX BOYS AND SEVEN GIRLS MADE THE JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAMS. WE SHALL ALWAYS REMEMBER THOMAS POTEET’S PRESENTATION OF AN Indian Dance at our class party. SOPHOMORE CLASS Top row, left to right: Frank Barton, Jimmie Jacks, Darrell Truitt, Jim waters, Malcome Hutson, Leroy Boyd, Glenn Hicks. Second row: Elsie Ann heinsohn, Dorene Baldwin, Yvonne Allard, Nancy Huen, Darrell Woods, Gayle Prather, Carolyn Knowles, Mary Lee Rowland, Verlin Drake, Vernal Tolle. Third row: Quinlan inselman, Mary Moore, Doris Sutton, Betty Ross, Betty Bon6er, Laveta Habekott, Patsy bishop, Donna Knowles, Willa Faye Ashpaugh, Max Compton. Bottom row: Mr. Keeney, Velma Hixson, Edward Meller, Jerry Bowl- ing, Roy Woods, Teddy Floyd, Charles Clover, Yulonda Bullard, Mr. king. The Sophomore Class, with an enrollment of thirty-six selected Mr. Keeney and Mr. King as sponsors. Class officers are: Presi- dent, Quinlan Inselman; Vice President, Jimmie Jacks; Secretary, Donna Knowles and Committee Chairman, Gayle Prather. Our activities include 4-h Club, Band, Basketball and serving at basketball games. We selected Quinlan Inselman and Donna Knowles as our King and Queen candidates for the Band Carnival, from our Driving Class six have been selected to enter contests. ScL46et6cUl 7etutt flcott i 'rtytp l s4cttvitce l CLOSING CURTAIN AS THE FINAL CURTAIN COMES DOWN ON THE 1950-51 BALL SEASON, WE FIND OURSELVES LOOKING BACK OVER THE YEARS. WE FIND WE ARE LOSING EIGHT PLAYERS: RAY BOB FLOYD, Max BRANSTETTER, GEORGE Jackson, Alta Faye Folks, Roberta Knowles, Verla wieden, Paula Holloway and Bernice Stuckey. Thanks to these players, who, WITH OTHERS ON THE TEAM, HAVE MADE THIS SEASON A VERY SUCCESS- FUL one. (Although the boys had a bad beginning, they have RECENTLY DISPLAYED THEIR SUPERIORITY.) Arnett fans have WITNESSED MANY GOOD BALL GAMES. Among THEM YOU WILL REMEMBER the Arnett vs Girls Boys A V A V V 1 C 1 46 -21 15 --33 Camargo 3 1 -30 27 — 35 B 1 SHOP 50 -46 24 —26 Higgins 36 -16 14 — 2 1 V 1 C 1 25 -12 14 — 35 Fargo 37 -36 33 —17 Camargo 38 -33 28 — 4 ! La VERNE 33 -23 24 — 32 T Selman 58 -31 T Shattuck 34 — 36 T Sharon 44 -37 T Butler 34 -45 Gage 49 -51 42 --28 T ANG 1ER 46 -28 30 — 33 HIGGINS 48 -14 29 — 26 Follett 48 -29 25 --40 T Aline 49 -51 28 — 31 Follett 46 -16 29 — 26 Fargo 31 -35 38 — 33 Shattuck 30 — 28 B1 SHOP 45 -35 4 1 — 35 Gage 39 -35 69 — 30 Shattuck 44 —4 0 POINTS FOR 50-51 SEASON R. B. Floyd 92 J. Shelton 35 G. Jackson 14 M. Hutson 1 7 M. BRANSTETTER 54 A. F. Folks 216 R. L. Abbott 1 39 R. Knowles 264 M. McNeely 64 C. Knowles 252 J. WATERS 95 V. J. W 1 EDEN 85 L. Boyd 8 1 M. J. Woods 1 2 V. Harrell 1 0 G. PRATHER 3 FUTURE STARS IN BASKETBALL The up and coming Junior High ball teams have had a rather EXCITING SEASON. THE GIRLS HAVE HAD A FOUR-WON-FOUR-LOST SEA- SON, AND THE BOYS A FIVE-WON ONE —T I E D AND TWO LOST SERIES. They entered the jr. High Tourney at Ft. Supply, and the GIRLS CAME BACK WITH A SECOND PLACE TROPHY. THE BOYS WEREN'T SO LUCKY. They entered the Jr. High Tourney at Shattuck; but though BOTH TEAMS WENT TO THE SEMI-FINALS, THEY DID NOT PLACE. The line-ups are: Girls-Suthers, Hahn, wayland, Cromwell, Waters, hall, Gilbreath, Cross, Caruthers, Rowland, beam and Compton. Boys-Beam, Kliewer, Knowles, Ashpaugh, Wieden, Carey, Stout, Roper and Lewright. FINAL CLOSING OF THE BASKETBALL BOYS CURTAIN FOR 50-51 Senior Jacket Awards G 1 RLS Ray Bob Floyd Bernice Stuckey George Jackson Paula Lue Holloway Max Branstetter Alta Faye Folks BOYS Letter Awards Roberta Knowles verla June Wieden G 1 RLS R. L. Abbott Carolyn Knowles Maurice mcNeely Mary Jane woods Jim waters Gayle Prather Leroy Boyd Sue Chestnut Verlan Harrell Dorothy Cromwell John Shelton Willa Fay Ashpaugh Malcome Hutson Luana Caruthers On the night Basketball Queen of February 16, Paula Lue Holloway was crowned Basketball Queen of 1950-51 by the captain of the boys' team, Ray Bob Floyd, miss Holloway's attendants were: Dorothy Cromwell, Carolyn Knowles and Willa Fay Ashpaugh. ‘Scue cUC @Cci 'Pefr Scfruad tyCee @(tt6 CHORAL CLUB The A. h. S. Choral Organization started with seventeen GIRLS, BUT AS TIME PASSED IT GREW AS MOST ORGANIZATIONS DO, WITH A SPIRIT AND A WILL TO PROGRESS. AS THE ANNUAL GOES TO PRESS, THREE CONTEST TRIPS ARE SLATED FOR THE SPRING SCHEDULE---ALVA, TRI-STATE,AND SEILING. Officers are: Pres ident-Alice Lea holt and Secretary- Patsy Bishop. WILDCAT NINE The hustling young group comprising this year's baseball EDITION are: I NF I ELDERS-HUTSON, TOLLE, ABBOTT, HARRELL, MACKEY (not shown), McNeely, Enfield and Clark. Outfielders-Floyd, Jacks, Waters and west. ut ility-Shelton. Battery-Carey and Beam. Bat Boy-Poteet. The highlight of off-season play was the personal appear- ance of two major Leaguers, Allie Reynolds and Ray Murray, (picture on page 20). PEP SQUAD The pep squad has yelled at most of the games; they have PUT ON DRILLS TWICE. Officers are: President-Clara Carey; Secretary-Patsy Bishop. 4- % glut SENIOR BAND The Arnett High School Band has really come a long way SINCE THE FIRST OF SCHOOL. WE HAD A BAND CARNIVAL DURING THE FIRST OF THE YEAR AND CROWNED GAYLE KNOWLES AND JUNIOR Ashpaugh as King and Queen, we made quite a lot of money WHICH HELPED PAY FOR SOME NEW UNIFORMS AND HATS. THE BAND Mothers have done a lot to help with this, too. WE TOOK A TRIP TO WEATHERFORD FOR HOMECOMING AND TOOK Division li in the parade, we attended a workshop at Alva TO HELP US ON CONTEST NUMBERS AND PLAN TO ATTEND A CONTEST at Alva and also Tri-State at Enid. During the year we have played at all the home basket- ball GAMES; THUS HELPING THE MORALE OF THE 6CH00L AND BALL CLUBS. To GRADUATING SENIOR MEMBERS-JUAN, ROBERTA, PAULA, LUE and George: Congratulations for a job well done. SENIOR 4-H CLUB Senior 4-h Club officers are: President-Wendall Boyd, Secretary-Pat waters. Vice President-Leroy Boyd, Song Leader- Merrell Branstetter, Game Leaders-Ray Bob Floyd and jay W I EDEN. Awards and trips won are: Leroy Boyd, Bernice Stuckey and Evelyn Wayland won trips to Oklahoma City; Leroy Boyd and jay wieden won second as a judging team; Bernice Stuckey and Evelyn Wayland both won Grand Champion on complete exhibits AT THE FAIR. GRAND CHAMPION RIBBONS WERE AWARDED TO MANDEL Brown on his lamb and to Jay wieden on his Duroc Jersey barrow. Earl Dean Wayland won first on his Hampshire sow. BEGINNING BAND The beginning band has shown remarkable progress and we FEEL THAT THERE IS A BRIGHT FUTURE FOR THESE YOUNG MEMBERS AS THEY ADVANCE TO THE SENIOR BAND. TO HEAR THEM PLAY NOW, AND TO KNOW WHAT THEY DID SOUND LIKE, SHOWS THAT THERE HAS BEEN A GREAT DEAL OF PRACTICE AND A GREAT IMPROVEMENT. Work hard, practice long, and above all, Good Luck, kids. GRADE 4-H CLUB There are approximately fifty-four grade school 4-h Club members. Officers are: Milton Smith-President, Mac Suthers-Vice President, Barbara Thompson-Secret ary, Vesta Forester-Song Leader, Larry Branstetter and Jimmie Woods-Game Leaders. TO THE SENIOR CLASS of 1951: Through the courtesy of your class, we extend greetings to students and friends of the Arnett School. Vfe feel that this annual will be a great source of pleasure to you in years to come and that you will really appreciate the long hours of work which have gone into the completion of this edition of the Wildcatfl. My best wishes for your continued success and happiness in the years ahead. Sincerely yours, D. D. Creech AUDIO-VISUAL EDUCATION By A. H. Woods, Principal The use of Audio-Visual equipment in teaching and learning is the spice of modern education. As this equipment is put more and more into use by the teacher, the desired results of learn- ing will be more clearly recognized. By the projection of the 16 m.m. action-film on the screen, the student can all but experience the learning situation per- sonally. Moreover, the type of movie he views in school is ap- proved for a particular learning situation. The still-picture of the 35 m.m. film strip projector is the greatest aid to classroom instruction. The pictures of the film may be reversed or advanced to fit the class discussion. And the film strips are not so expensive but what each teacher can purchase a film for a definite class need. The Opaque Projector and the Wire Recorder supplement the above mentioned machines to further audio-visual education. Through the continued and more extensive use of all these modern teaching aids, interest and advancement in both teaching and learning shall progress as never before. Seventh tyrcLcCea SEVENTH GRADE Top row, left to right: Carolyn Larimore, Joann Wells, Roy Marie Stucker, Sandra Prather, Harvey Gilbreath, Clarence Meller, Ted Thimling, Raymond Hutson, Jim Beam, Jack Knowles, Jerry Sober. Second row: Louise Moore, Dennie Lutz, Junior Allard, Jot Barton, Rosella Peacock, arveda Lynes, jimmy Caruthers, Jo Ann Bran- stetter, Winona Compton, Shirley Hasley. Third row: Mandel Brown, James Boyd, Ronnie Grice, Gerald Cham- berlin, Delores Crow, Gene Ashpaugh, Terry stout, Phyllis Briggs, Oleta Beam, Carolyn Gilbreath, John Ralph Porter. Bottom row: Mr. King, Dee Kimbell, Burlin Walck, Wilma Meier, Marvel Chamberlain, Kenneth Carey, Jimmie Folks, Lois Coles, Lillie Freeman, Dale Cross, Miss McNeil. There are forty-two pupils in our class. Twenty-four boys and EIGHTEEN GIRLS. Carolyn Gilbreath, jack Knowles, Oleta beam and Winona Compton PLAY ON THE JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM. The following are on the honor roll for the first semester: Oleta Beam, jo Ann Branstetter, Phyllis Briggs, Winona Compton, Lillie Freeman, Carolyn Larimore, Louise Moore, Wilma Meier, Joann Wells, Gerald Chamberlin, Ronnie Grice, Dee Kimbell and Jack Knowles. EIGHTH GRADE Top row, left to right: Merritt Hunter, Donna Lutz, Chloe Anna hall, Shirley Smith, Ellen Pratt, Pat Gipson, Junior hein- sohn. Bill Bonser, Linden Lewright, Glen Bullard, ula Mor- gan, Wanda Killebrew. Second row: billy new, Sherilyn Suthers, Wanda Lou Rowland, Coleta Grice, Kay Knowles, Sarah Hahn, Earla Dickson, Betty Davis, Georgia Truitt, Sandra Clover, Jane Morgan. Bottom row: Mr. Keeney, Henry Hosier, Joann Truitt, Earl Way- land, Raymond Bullard, Gene Smith, Roger Shelton, Rex Coram, Ardee Floyd, Jerry Kliewer, Tim Durfey, Mr. Bayless. Our first class party was a Halloween Party, at Mr. Bayless's place. We played basketball until time to have the wiener roast. Mr. Keeney showed us how basketball was played a long TIME AGO AND WHAT WAS WORN. The class officers are: Pres i dent-Merr i tt Hunter, Vice President- Sherilyn Suthers, Secretary-kay Knowles. Committee Chairman- Sandra Clover and Librarian-Billy new. TOP ROW: (Reading from left to right) Estelle Prather, Grover Woods, Johnnie Morgan, Marion Truitt, Barbara Thompson, jocelynn Hamre, Al'Louise Suthers, Mrs. Gipson, Patricia Richard, Linda Roper, Nel- da Barton, Nina Clark, DeAnn lewright, Dennis Schneider. SECOND ROW: Mildred Carey, Wanda Shelton, Darlene Farris, Gale Vincent, Donna Brown, Anita Baldwin, Elman Spencer, Clifford Town, Gary Compton, Donald Crow, Jerry Twaddell, Marilou Lewright, Cla- rita Gillilan. BOTTOM ROW: Richard Lutz, Haskell Bullard, Harold Shreve, Bobby Brown, Larry Howe, Colonel Peacock, Don Woodworth, Roy Chamberlain, Jimmy Woods, Mac Suthers, Eddie Smith, Dale Dyke, Dean Bullard. The Fifth Grade began their 1950-51 school year with an en- rollment OF 41 PUPILS UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF MRS. GIPSON. TWO pupils, Norma Peacock and Kenneth Bowling, moved away during the FIRST SEMESTER. Sixteen pupils are members of the Beginners' Band and twenty- six BELONG TO THE 4-H CLUB. The fifth grade is enjoying two completely new subjects, nature study and history, both are proving to be a new adven- ture IN LEARNING. TOP ROW: (Reading from left to right) Jim Suthers, Donald Jacks, Henry Thompson, Charles Ross, Andy Malloy, Carolyn Pratt, Sandra Price, Leona Rowland, vesta Forester, Ellen Hunter. SECOND ROW: Don Porter, Alvin Smith, Milton Smith, Twilla Collar, Lee Elva Kimbell, Virginia Roper, Lula Thompson, Wilma Clifft, BEVERLY NEW. BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. Shaffer, Bobby Hanan, Larry Branstetter, J. B. Floyd, Robert hosier, Zelma Young, Wilma Lynes, Shirley Barnett, Wilma Jean Bullard, Sandra Sue Stucker. On August 28th, twenty-nine pupils entered the Sixth Grade; Shirley Barnett moved to Wichita, Kansas after Christmas. This is the smallest class the sixth grade has had in several YEARS. Our class is well represented in Junior 4-h Club, Beginners' Band, and also a few are boy Scouts. By doing our daily class work AND THESE EXTRA ACTIVITIES, WE ARE A VERY BUSY GROUP. s4 td 0?ou%t TOP ROW: (Reading from left to right) Jimmie Truitt, Bonnie New, Marilyn Morris, Tony Jones, Johnny Malloy, jimmy Morgan, Carol JONES, WILBERT LUTZ, LINDEN WILSON, LEROY CROSSMAN. SECOND ROW: Russell Hanlon, Theron Compton, Dale Woods, Eddie Farris, Sammy West, patsy Barton, Darlene Thompson, Patricia Shelton, Jerry Cross, Dayon Sherrill, Mirl Fielder. BOTTOM ROW: Jerry Clark, Eddie Carpenter, Carole Howe, william Hosier, David Stuckey, Milton Suthers, Jerry Truitt, Keith Shean, Glenda Thompson, Oleta Mathis. the Third Grade met for the first time of the new 1950-51 year on August 28, with thirty-one pupils enrolled under the GUIDANCE OF MlSS BOWLES. Our assembly program was presented December 21 with all MEMBERS OF THE CLASS PARTICIPATING. One of our especially Happy Day6 was December 22 when we had our Christmas Party and gift exchange. The year has been quite successful and we hope the few remain- ing weeks will be happy and beneficial ones for all of us. TOP ROW: Elvin Meller, Billy Heinsohn, Buck Sibley, Lola Shreve, Richard Patterson, Leo Thompson, Clayton Hutson, Gary Carpenter, Georgia Devenney, Brenda krout, Jerry Knowles, Bernard Bonser, John Brown. SECOND ROW: Mary Hosier, Leatha Tefertiller, Zelda Dickson, Elenita Thimling, Anna Folks, Eleanor Town, Margaret Heinsohn, Kay Sims, Carole Stout, Jimmie Riggs, Gary Collar, Ronald Brown, Jesse Gil- breath. THIRD ROW: Beuna Bonser, Leo Tolle, Judith Branstetter, Carla Bul- lard, Marilyn Davis, Wilda Shelton, Leota Tolle, Virginia Vincent, Donna Rowland, Marilyn Shelton, Dee Barnett, Carol Harrell. The Fourth grade with Mrs. Spencer began the school year of 1950-51 WITH SEVENTEEN BOYS AND TWENTY-THREE GIRLS. DURING THE FIRST SEMESTER WE LOST MORGAN HENSLEY AND DEE BARNETT, BUT WE gained Olive and Larry Parry, so our enrollment is still forty. Our assembly program was presented in October and served as a CLIMAX TO OUR ART WORK, AS WE MODELED OUR PAPER-MACHE MASKS AT THE TIME. Geography and Science seeji to be our favorite subjects. We ENJOY THE MAP OF WORLD NEWS OF THE WEEK WHICH KEEPS US UP ON WORLD AFFAIRS OF TODAY. 0?Oi4t s4nd Second tytadeo TOP ROW (Reading from left to right) Larry Huen, Carl Heinsohn, jane Hutson, Richard Truitt, Francis Shreve, Terry Chamberlain, Betty Jean Buckles, Marilyn Town, Charles Ereman, Charlotte Clifft, Kenneth Tolle, SECOND ROW: Barbara Lou Trammell, Judy Enfield, Wayne Shahan, Leatta Ashpaugh, Ellen Forester, billy porter, Terry Lynn Sch- neider, WILLIS JOHNSON, NEAL SUTHERS, BESSIE HOSIER, DUKE MORGAN. BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. Infield, Charles Farris, Buddy Suthers, Duane Jones, Euleta Grice, Nancy Ann Dishen, Dale Bonser, Annabelle Brown, wanda Lynes, Barbara Sue New, Terry Lee Harrell. The First Grade enrolled thirty-two pupils the first day of school. We lost Richard Smalts, then leota Lutz. Next we gained Charles Phillips, we lost him in a few days. On October 30th, we gained Barbara Trammel. That leaves us with an enrollment of 32 again. We are a happy group of children. TOP ROW: (Reading from left to right) Rita Gail Smith, Donnie Caruthers, Connie Mackey, Donna Boyd, Rodney Earl Davis, Patri- cia Bullard, Rodney Wilson, Kenneth Barker, johnney Lee Stepp, Milton Devenney, Joe longhofer, Linda Pratt. SECOND ROW: Richard Brown, Donald Lynes, Larry Jacks, Bernice Clearwater, Eddy Jay Beam, Billy Trammell, Jimmy Kaye Twaddell, Carolyn June Ashpaugh, Ronald Branstetter, Guendalyn Thompson, Janice Grice, Anita woods. BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. Prather, Ronnie Lee Littau, Pat workentin, Glen- nie Collar, Lois Branstetter, Sharon Ann Bullard, John Richard Carey, Jackie pryor, Bonnie Jackson, Margaret Baldwin, Darlene Walck, Patricia Compton. The Second Grade met August 28th, under the direction of Mrs. Prather with a total enrollment of 35. 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