Bethany High School - Broncho Yearbook (Bethany, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1953 volume:

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If sm- rv- 41' X' 1 Dedication In appreciation the Annual Staff dedipates the Broncho of 1953 to certain people of the community. These certain people are those who have made the project pictured on this page possibleg who buy adver- tisements in our annuals, on our class play programs, our football programs , and support our bandg who attend our various functions, particularly those where we charge admission. This they do willing- ly because they are for a better Bethany High School and Community, even though they already support us through their taxes. 3 Harry L. Edwards - Superintendent Mr. Edwards received the title of Superintendent of Bethany High School in 1948. He re- ceived his B. S. degree at North- western of Alva and his M. A. at the University of Colorado. Mr. Edwards has been a favorite of the students-because he was always around with a helping hand when needed. Our princi- pal and superintendent, by work- ing together have made our school what we think is ideal. Administration Mr. Harper became princi- pal of Bethany High School in 1950. He has proved to be an irreplaceable person. He seems to always have time to discuss the problems of his students as well as perform his duty as principal, and also coach our basketball team, which we con- sider as the best. During his administration he has been largely responsible for many of the improvements around our school. He received his B. A. at Bethany-Peniel College and his M. S. at Oklahoma A. 8: M. College. Leonard C. Harper - Principal O OO OOOIDI. 05555 'v-4 Facult Betty Adkins Willie Edwards Commerce Physical Ed Coach Marvin Peterson A .B. Manual Arts l 'Ns e X Edna Butler A.B. Social Sciences ? Robert Dillon B.M., M.M. Band - Vocal Zonabel Garret Loretta Eason Speech-English Science - English Elbert Overholt M. Ed. Math. . I+, ,. 5, X . 'xv'j .11 wh- . 'K is -Q Myrtle Neely Vera Smith A.B. B.S. Librarian - English Home Ec. - Math. 5 c ,.- . Q iw x , x l Annual Staff We Carol Ann Martin - Artist Ernest Davis - Photographer Shirley Fain, Jerry Ingram - Business Managers i tXi'L..1 Sitting: Marilyn Stein, Mr, Harper, Shirley Fain, Carol Ann Martin. Standing: Jean Smith, Jerry Ingram. Marilyn Stein - Editor lean Smith - Co-Editor as- , 'D Q, The annual staff has worked untiringly to present a satis- factory annual, and many hours of work were necessary before it was completed. This year the annual was sponsored by Mr. Harper, and it is only through his guidance that it was so suc- cessful. We hope this annual will hold many pleasant memo- ries for you. 1 ,J-,.'1wa -' 5-wr. K. v 451- M, 7. M, . ,. an N- 2,-R L, LM 'jj 'IT Q 17 '11 TB 11 wf I g.,. .W H Nw X, , ,a M, ANNUAL QUEEN CAROLYN First Row: Leota Weiszbrod, Lindell Martin, Bonita Chinn, Myrna Jahde, Virginia Willaimson,Wanda Sloan. Second Row: Jeanette Robinson, Barbara Kiesling, Ramona Smith, Lois Phillips, Doris Homer. Third Row: Esther Olive, Shirley Fain, Gail Hoover, Darla Mclntyre, Janelle Hickey, Betty McGinty, Va Leta Parrish, Mrs. Shannon. The office girls' duties are: answering telephones, typing letters, running er- rands, etc. They are al- ways striving to be helpful as well as to gain experi- ence for the future. They are greatly appreciated by the faculty as well as the student body. Office and Library Staffs The Library Staff has proved helpful to Mrs. Neely as well as the stu- dent body. Its members receive little credit in re- turn for giving so much of their time to help us in our studies. They are always on duty checking out books and keeping the library in good shape. Charles Hoover, Jo Dale Bowlin, Phyllis Fisher, Louise Sires Charlene Lunsford, Mrs. Neely. BHS TOUCHDOV Sponsor 3 Treasurer X' 'UN f Presidem OS In 1949 the freshman hit good old B, H. S, We entered into high school with a spirit of en- thusiasm for all its activities. For a while there was a mad scramble getting settled and calmed down. but the teachers finally succeeded in Iam- lng us. Io Ann Barton Lester Barton Bill Braudrick T... I Don Brown Judy Collins Carolyn Cooper Pat Cowan 'I-if' I lil ..ls.sl,:!lmmn- There were a few events that we will never forget. such as our initiation and freshman par- ties, We happily greeted the end of the school year because we had completed our first and hardest year of high school. The memories of our freshman year will always remain. Willis Dobson LaRon Emerson Phyllis Fisher WMP Ernest Davis Rex Dorough Y ......, ..- ,- Q1 91.111, - -i' f-'5'g.-H - 6 Shin.. E? r ':?E':.1 Ll: n-'sag can -El'-'H L, -ui 5fi :.':.1. - -- -.'-: I 32 U33 -crm! 115- agp., zn'-.. -'LHQTA alll' 'NQQQ r.,:'r.- -51,-E sr.:-an F,-',u',1 far-...s - Shirley Fain Rachel Floyd In our sophomore year we were back and ready to try again. Our first achievement was the initiation of the freshmen, which we enjoyed very much. We were very honored in having several queen candidates chosen from our class. and we also became active in politics and sports. By the end of the year we were well established in high school. Janelle Hickey Doris Homer sa Gail HOQVC1' N3l'l'3h Howard jerry Ingram Paul Johnson Our Junior year proved very eventful. Our first football team was established during this year with many in our class participating, Our Junior play also proved very successful by giving us a needed start on our Senior class fund, We experienced something new by choosing The Mardi Gras as a theme for our Junior-Senior banquet. By the end of our Junior year we were eagerly looking forward to our final year in high school. Barbara Kiesling Judy Kelley Robert Kincaid '43 'l-Q '.3- 5 'L?R':',f- QQ Edwina Langford Emma Lee Lepper 445 VW? James Lentz Beverly Lundy Our Senior year finally arrived. and in a few days we were proudly showing our new class rings. In numerous class meetings we decided on Col- orado Springs as the destination for our Senior trip, then we all became busily engaged in mak- ing money for one of the most exciting projects of our school years. Carolann Martin Rita McLaughlin Karen Neely Kenneth Owens Va Leia Parr1Sh Another highlight of our Senior year was our Senior Play which was our biggest project in raising money. This being our last year of high school we can proudly present an excellent rec- ord in our school activities as well as our scho- lastic standing. All through the years we have looked forward to graduation, but now that it has finally arrived, we realize that our high school years can never be replaced. Joe Ridings Ralph Rossander 'R' eu., Lloyd Rush Johnny Sherar Louise Sires Francis Smith ,..- Mi s5'1..,,,-:I- 'M' N?-::'1sa.gs..w-fif' Mg.-alll - lags mq1ud hgs.rm wr 22 '-3sw ii'- i'Fffi- GEM mf-I al Q- Q ivlll ,gg ,, ,X -. f ', V 1' G- E X' -lung-'trail' sf Q ,sf -5 t ,L 'ff '53 'A un, Y U, . I- 1 3,-5-I-,Q fb , -is-ww, N ' ' 1 F-151- gx .sl iywitkwl if 1 Q Iggy?- fi :K I 4? eqifxurg - ' 1 R ., .fQ.,-N03 1 -ff s its-we , A '.i5 ! i fc We wish to say thanks -- thanks . . . to those who have made our education possible, especially the teachers who have spent many hours in pre- paration and study. We wish also to thank Mr. Peterson and Mrs. Butler for giving us their time and energy in making our Junior and Senior years a success. Our goal would not have been ob- tained had it not been for Mr. Edwards and Mr. Harper who have graciously given us their guid- ance and co-operation. 41' Jean Smith Ramona Smith Willa rd Stark 's 3 'I' 1' v if 3 ., cb. : X Marilyn Stein Nadine TaY10f Burrel Wood ring Richard W00d fini! .,r-A -b -. . ' K' 'Q' , V 'isqzr x N' ...l ., una, 'ai i 1 l A . S n gg. ' It ff sp. IQ :E EQ in --r-:oi -ww el B S Jumoas d0UJl1 yGdV +0 Go w N J ' w RY PRESIDENT TREAS -43,515 41? fo fuk 'gi I I Nw -x., :V WM, X A -4-sr 1 Delores Barton Jackie Barton Ronnie Bayles Margaret Beck Frances Bibb Billy Mack Blalock Verlin Boutellcr Jo Dale Bowlin f 'M T 19' -M-3 'xt 'SY lube. 'W A I W-,U-aft 'Qi-, Wburii '- t ,MI rj gap Xa ii If. 719' Zelda Brooks Kenneth Collier C. V. Combs Ima Jean Coon Duane Cory June Desjardin Gail Ellard Pat Fortner nt' If an 119 'XF' My-405 ails ' 4 f I lk i ,753 fx IT' N J' Ray Gates V. C. Gee Wayne Goble Dick Honaker Frank Jackson K 1 Myrna Jalide yf'0' 'w L x, LILY flu. 'vvx Iolin Ed. Jones Charlene Lunsford ,ein Ar y- if 'V Tom Lunsford Bobby Hill Raymond McDowell Lindell Martin Vera Mayfield Cecil Mills Q? Q ,..4lr fvin 'Y N ,I Lm .1--BY' Joyce McLain Raymond Nance --vs-sg I X ' FQ rr .S 5 Marilyn Pearce Jack Porter Rosella Quiring, Jeanette Ray Larry Rcnshaw Roland Redwine Joyce Ripper Dale Rossander Hn 3 ZZ- ln 1 .J- 'Ii' if Clifford Shirley Phil Shirey . fxgfkb Jodie Short Johnny Westmoreland Royce Winters Jane Carol Willey N Nolly Ann Wolf Y Sponsor: Mr. Overholt fi uve 1 44 Q W ,E BH SOPHOFIORES 0WD years 0 0 I f E ..I o' 'fW,,,fX X .. I ' J I ew I T121 fi 'v- L 5' k I V n if X 1 'Vi x ' gg, N hi. f 1 ' 'sv f I Z 1' ly , 1 G, X 7 A I Nl lf 1 gb l 7 6 'X J I 1 WK 551, I-1 f -W f J II. RSX ,, 4I1f,.' , Wf ' f EQ ' , 'G 'bm ,JI I It ' 1' 5 7 4,31 -- H H I I 1 Z 'ef K K 4 ' , 1-I f fi Z f -M A If , M fs! I I I IE km., VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER - ,- PRESIDENT QE r'.,hn Cyq, my Sw Tw? I 1 I Ztlda Baldwxn Granvrlle Bennett Jerry Btggers Norma Ruth Bone Bgvcrlv Boutullu Ioan Braudrrck Carol Brrghtblll Barbara Buck JA t N . ,A 1 J , I gx Kenneth Close Curtis Dorris 'YYY' -.Af K ,PN gf l 4:9- Jane Ellard Wilson Franklin Ann Garner Jerry Gardner Marilyn Garrison Vincent Greer Foye Lea Hicks Sherrill Hodgson 1 . .3 H Charles Hoover Mary Loganbill Jiffy, 1 as rw-s Dwain Kelley Jimmy Lunsford IW' Ralph Lasater Donald Maddox . -Aug QQ Richard Laws Phillis Martin M , W Ck 7 1 'Q 'Y' 1 '- v- m N Jim McGill Beverly Mell lv 1- x .7 Maureen Pearce Jeannette Robinson 'X I 1 , Q Darla Mclntyre Melvin Menser adv .., , aa AQ. X' David Philo Robert Royal s..3' nv' I if Y, Glora Dell McLain Jerry McVay Vera Montgomery Esther Olive it Allen Ramsey LeRoy Ripper J. D. Sackett Wanda Sloan Ukfiif U H 'Qu. x 's X 4'- W i. Clark Smith Lee Roy Smith Norma Jean Staley Carol Stumpff Marvel Vawter Thelma Walcher Leota Weiszbrod Janice Willey fx 'QF riff' Sponsors: Mrs. Eason Mr. Dillon it op Virginia Willimson Betty Word Shirley Young 1,545 ,ui Q 'Cruisin' Down the River' All sacked up Merely pads Janelle in her pigtail days 'The Corn Was as High Lookin' Fo' ye Gruesome Twosome Ride that Broncho Cagey Girl 3 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 26 Looks Patty Good to Mel I Cheaper by the Dozen For Bigger and Better Daze Peppery Red Here's Lookin' at Ya Me? A Senior? Hope It Ain't Catchin' l lnseparables B.H.S. FRESH Years +0 G0 SECRETARY rosann -Q QU'- .f3 . ,.5 v. I E Kathleen Alexander Jim Blcakly 'T 'rlxx u I Wanda Edgemon Christine Hamilton if 1' D- a X Y an M vm! ka f ' 21,4 .4 I x 1 o QW' gy an Q X Leon Homer Owalah Honaker Tommy Hoskison Glenna Jackson Shirley Johnston Nancy Kiesling Donald Howard Edna Killam gf?- QW 1' 'V' 'fb' A, . , r11?...l ,W i -11. J Patricia Kincaid Betty Lankford . 1' .' . fig Clyde Kincaid Jerry Legg Clifton Lakey Bill Lentz on - Charles Lamb Delayne Lewis A42 eqv Gloria Jack Ray Killam I Paula Langford Myra Lunginbyhl 411 if .J .,,r.r 'K' Ronny Lundy Barbara McGill ww' Sandra Mann James Mitchell su? --'ff I .ur Lester Massey Neil McCall Dorothy McCaslin Jimmy Monreirh Patricia Moore Jean Morgan ,fi 10 'af ...qv Q I .nr ,f J-9 .V7 ' Pity ll wif? x 'NBP' 'Qi Yvonne Morris George Myers Hershall Nance Colleen Ogden Paul Pearson Gene Peyton Betty Jean Phillips Loyce Phillips ll .., ,dak ww-dl 4-op Benny Parker Carolyn Pierce 6 . dw' h . ., 11 ' 21 -gfgg X ' L ., A ,, J Dwayne Power Sandra Scholl j' W-.gf Ronnie Putman Charles Riley Paul Rogers Vincent Rogers Madalyn Shannon Buddy Shirley Paul Singletxy 'W 4 . , fl' Q it Elmer Sisk 541' X. i if . ,,' f wa, ,il C' 'lf' ' 1 A 4 X-4' ' 1 ' - 2 Q x 1 Q 1 Allen Smith Billy Stone - 7? Mary Smith Jerry Spencer Patricia Steele Barbara Stipe Donna Stumpff Jack Taylor Rosalie Terry Janet Theus 'TL KA ' luv ,Q Melvin Thornton Ronnie Turner Earl Webb Verle Webb Paul Whitaker Armedia Willis Stella Young M. L. White Marvin Whittenberg i'J s' rf. Sponsors: Mrs. Adkins Mrs. Neely Miss Smith Mr. W. Edwards f.,,5 e-0? ! ?l V 3 If 1 2 ? 1 f x 4' , lk? NWWFW U ,M - n 'W' ' -..'-'nu-' WH' -2 ,E .H 4 4 . ' , 's 4 5 f if ,r .,, ,V A x G A , gt 'sl w-sf' ta V - L ,. 1 J e Queen Runners-Llp RUNNERS-UP FOR FOOTBALL RUNNERS-UP FOR BAND QUEEN QUEEN Janet Theus, Sandra Desjardin, Carolyn Cooper,jo Ann Barton, Charlene Lunsford. Jean Smith. RUNNERS - UP FOR ANNUAL QUEEN Marilyn Stein, Shirley Fain, Jean Smith. RUNNERS-UP FOR BASKETBALL SWEET RUNNERS- UP FOR ALL-SCHOOL QUEEN HEART Marilyn Stein, Shirley Fain, Marilyn Pearce, Donna Stumpff, Marilyn Stein, Jeanette Ray Jean Smith. Martha Mann. Band Queen CAROL STUMPFF Il-School Queen JO ANN BARTON Football Quee ROMONA SMITH Basketball Sweetheart JEAN SMITH 35 'r Iim McGill Marilyn Stein ggfgz.,-' . Ev, I, ,.. -'a?Mt13s4i,35EM Jack Porter lean Smith I t Don Brown . , , . .---.- .wi 5 - -5.-19 . 1 1 be-H i-4 -14 -- ' f'- ef, zu 1 A Qifiwf' ' tb Nia . 1x5i'3':AFi U ,PN W. ,Vx QV 'X' 7? '1-5 ' 'c 1 'rp fr ' iff, , x 1 e A, vvnfnk, f, v A --..:4f4'-a -- ,, .. 1'-1-. -,.,, .:.::ff4f- . X ,ESQ 4 ssh: 34 f P , :Ze - 1 ,- I , -f' 'I -u,..,.- , J ff fu' ff E -' 11 ,ff J 1 -' I pl , A f if .- '4' 1 . f iff 422 ...M 5' . -.1 ,. .. . 'Q' 4 0.03 cv. .1 'sf f .f'- fr -'I' U.-.1 -,- ,iffy ff. .d' , N v- f':' .' n. :: I' ' ,rt -..1.' ' ,K . .' .'-lf' . .1 tgflff Af - .,f.g '. f v ...yn ,f. ,- w' s, .' , ,Q - ,': .qv f ' .' I'-51'5': 1-if if 1 1:4 f --f.--iff?-iff fn . 'X ,, , 4 L. .Ly-,.1gN,:,' ,x--:jfii-fl: - -44 va. ' 'wx , vf 2,9 Q- A'-' - P' -- ' ' . 7 ft, 2' X Q 4 '7 ' 36 Dick Honaker Marilyn Pearce The GOAL of every student is to be a fa- vorite with his fellow students. That goal in the field of life has been reached by those pic- tured here. 37 Jo Ann Barton Romona Smith Kenneth Owens Inu - VALE 'YONAN Mszizofm U4 MISS NW.. WN SHIRL EN 0014 BRO EY PAIN 4- 5 Q M T , NF' I gf , 17- is 1 1 5 .. , ii , ffjw - V J' 38 .2-QM, 1 'JW Homzconmc N Wlmgma wa YW K Q K r-- - V Mr. Morlock . Mrs. Morlock . Luigi Lanconi Martha Lanconi George Plew . . Mary Morlock . Joe Lanconi . . Jessica Morlock Lucifer ..... Miss Akers . . . Mildred ..... Mrs. Schmaltz . . . Mrs. Frinck . . Jake ...... Dr. Brown . . . Mr. Black . . . Rest Assured Dick Honaker Jo Dale Bowlin Ray Gates Jackie Barton Johnny Westmoreland Difeczor Junior Play N 'E - . Jeanette Ray ' Mrs- Garret Dale Rossander Zelda Brooks Kenneth Collier Joyce Ripper Margaret Beck June Desjardin Dolores Barton Royce Winters Jack Porter Bobby Hill Senior Play Q. PTO Direcwt ' In Again! Out Again! Mrs. Qucik . . . Almira .... Waldo .... Candy ..... Honey ........ Noah Wiggins ...... . . Prof. Walter Meade Henry Hall ..... Aunt Dodie ..... Lynn Lane .... Ruth .......... . . Dr. Hattie Honk . . Judy Kelley Carolann Martin Narrah Howard Jo Ann Barton Jean Smith Jerry Ingram Ernest Davis Ralph Rossander Barbara Kiesling Pat Cowan Doris Homer Edwina Langford Director, Mr. Dillon Band CLARINET Jerry Ingram Marilyn Stein Margaret Beck Kenneth Collier Duane Cory June Desjardin Charlene Lunsford Marilyn Garrison Betty Word David Harris Ramona Hill Ruth Garner Carole Ingram Jamey Word TROMBONE Paul Johnson Ray Gates Johnny Westmoreland Paul Pe arson Robert Eppler BA SSES Joe Ridings Burrel Woodring Neil McCall Robert Cory BARITONE SAX. Dick Honaker CORNET Johnny Hart Kenneth Owens Ronnie Bayles Tommy Lunsford Henry Dibble Leon Homer Dwayne Power Paul Whitaker Jimmy Kelly Charles Kimbrough John Seeger Wendell Williford FLUTE Va Leta Parrish Barbara Buck Gloria Jack Madalyn Shannon Judy Martin SAXOPHONE Dwain Kelley Danny Emerson Paul Dean Macrory BA RITONE La Ron Emerson Ronald Green James Bleakley Marshall Martin Richard Emerson FRENCH HORN Willis Dobson Marilyn Pearce Jimmy Beaves Albert Cocannouer Loyce Phillps DRUMS Carolyn Pierce Sandra Desjardin Donna Stumpff Jeanine Sherrall Janice Stumpff BA SS CLARINET Carol Ann Martin Jack Word ALTO CLARINET Jerald Lack TENOR SAX . Jerry Biggers MAJORETTES Rita McLauglin Carol Stumpff Janet Theus Charlene Lunsford Marilyn Garrison W G l -1 --k Wherever or whenever there is a ball game, or a contest, the B.H.S. Band will probably be near by to give its support. The band is one or- ganization that is fully active during the entire school year. Our band got under way the first day of school and hustled into shape along with the football team. After cheering those boys through a very successful season, the pep band played at all the boys' home basketball games and some of the out-of-town games. The band put on its annual Coronation Concert on February 26. Once again the auditorium of B.H.S. swelled with the traditional strains of Medallion as the new Queen Carol marched down the aisle to take her place as reigning queen for the 1953 school year. Twirlers: Carol Stumpff, Rita McLaughlin, Charlene Lunsford Dum Majoretteg Marilyn Pearce Janet Theus, Sandra Desjardin, Marilyn Garrison. X as K A, . I M lst Row: Joyce McLain, Marvel Vawter, Yvonne Morris, Jane Willey, Martha Mann, Marilyn Garrison, Paula Langford, Carolyn Cooper, Bar- bara Buck, Betty Lankford, Leola Baldwin, Phillis Martin, Bonita Chinn, Joan Braudrick, Beverly Mell, Myra Luginbyhl. 2nd Row: Thelma Walcher, Norma Staley, Sharon Fales, Kathleen Alexander, Ann Gar- ner, Jane Ellard, Darlene Davis, Glenna Jackson, Rosilee Terry, Patricia Moore, Zelda Baldwin, Virginia Williamson, Jeanette Ray, Carol Stumpff, Mary Loganbill, Leota Weiszbrod, Janet Theus, Norma Bone. 3rd Row: Shirley Johnston,Judy Kelly, Betty Phillips, LaVonna Butler, Maureen Pearce, Owalah Honaker, Pat Cowan, Janelle Hickey, Darla Mclntyre, Christine Hamilton, Patricia Steele, Ann Martin, Gail El- lard. 'I - v Myra Luginbyhl, Accompanist. Mr. Dillon joined the teach- ing staff of Bethany High School in 1951. In these two years he has made many re- markable changes in the band and glee club, besides making many good friends. He holds a Bachelors of Music degree from the University of Okla- homa and a Masters of Music Degree from the University of Southern California. On top of all the extra curricular ac- tivities Mr. Dillon has had to attend with the band, he has still found time to compose and arrange some of his own music. The Annual Staff of 1953 wishes to thank Mr. Dil- lon for his help and co-oper- ation in advancing the Music Dept. of Bethany High School. ORGANIZATIONS 923237 QQ! Vw ff 1 -rf A Standing: Paul Rogers, Dwain Kelley, Duane Cory, Burrel Woodring, h Francis Smith Mr Harper Sponsor Sitting: Maureen Rex Doroug , , , , , Pearce Marilyn Stein, Io Ann Barton, Ramona Smith, Jeanette Ray, Student Council Burrel Woodring, Pres.: Ramon Smith, Sec. Treas.: Marilyn Stein, Annual Editor: Jo Ann Barton, V. Pres W 1 Burrel Woodring 71' Gklah Dnor oma , SOCiety lst Row: Nladalyn Shannon, Edna Kiuan., - Nolly Ann Wolf. 'Znd Row: Lavonna Butler, Betty Wore, D.....,, ' ver, Shirley Pain, lane Carol Willey, lo Dale Bowlin, Phyllis ' 3rd Row: Albert Cocannouer, Jimmy Beaver, lim James Lentz, C. V. Combs, Ronny 'n, Shirley Young, Gail i-loo Fisher, Joyce Ripper. Bleakley, Jimmy Nlonteith, Ray Gates, Bayles, Not Pictured: Beverly Lundy, Carol Ann Marti Glenna lackson. National ci ely lst Row tin' I : Barbara K. 1 or 50 Hon ach 0 Dale . or P'iLF10yd ligominfslrngi Ph I tufedf hlfleg F2nd ROMXHIS Fish . ain M : Jan-leer! Car , - 3 Len 01Ann Mar- Don Brow at 17 ll , Be,,er1i',nLstein Rrz. Ray G Undy: 33101-13 Sites irhf CHEERLEADERS: Martha Mann, Carolyn Cooper,Ramona Smith, Jo Ann Barton, Dar- lene Davis Knot picturedj. Pep Assembl ,iT,..: ' 'h 'im' This year in the stands we found the largest number of pep club girls for Bethany High School we have ever had. We found them in the East section lending their support to their team. The Bronchettes' following of their team has continued during the basketball sea- son. OFFICERS Pres ..... ........... ...... J e an Smith V. Pres .... ........ ....... G a il Ellard Sec ..... . . . Glora Dell McLain Treas .... .... B arbara Kiesling Rep ............................ Marilyn Pearce Bronchettes SPONSOR, Mrs. Eason 49 4 Q! fi Paul 1017 nson, Sec: Bill B 'audfic 'f V I . : Rex D OI' O'-lgh, pres. 0050! 59 6 Hatvet v Leona' 1st Row: jack Porter, LeRoy Ripper, Ralph Rossander,Kenneth Owens, Iohn Ed Jones, Paul Johnson. 2nd Row: Duane Cory, Billy Mack Blalock, Joe Don Ridings, Rex Dorough, Larry Renshaw, Royce Winters. 3rd Row: David Philo, Dale Rossander, Jim McGill, Burrel Woodring, Dick Honaker, Johnny Westmoreland. 4th Row: Bobby Hill, Ray- mond Nance, Bill Braudrick, Dwain Kelly. 2' , 'g ,Z 'N I v URN? fo 'QI I S.. Rf, I ' 1 I . If Y ' S K 7 X1 lf? 3 ,, M X .Q 6 till- I, ul.: if A gn ,N lg I H' X X 4 , 3 X I 1 fi U If 5-'Elf 7, J 3 If o 6 M7 f J I' x 'vw 1 X P I ,Q 'mai '5-1. L A . .S 'YMII' . 2, -.i-f' f ' 25 I 1' 3 2, if X gp.-,'fa':f ff wg, Nm -,-QrJg:Ea1s xl N Y '5t2:1.fttaf3'e5,qX '7 .v'3'.lN,',' C . .T 22142, X X A , X l --.v,Q1.: ' F lvil IQ i 'M 0 RL ,Q 'a'g 1 , It 'K' , . 3 gt , . 1 , . 4.ak- A . Q .l X A-My ,-an ,' Q . 4' k. O Iii? f '1 -I y1 ,.u Y s s. on sf . coA CH :' n wmie Edwards L 3 it PQ 'f X 'n u . , A nag MANAGERS gm Y Curtis Dons f--.. f Johnny Westmoreland Q Jerry McVay .n , N :gl ,- -, ,- x . ,- Q,- .,.o, . R - fl, pi- , L N - , v 1 xi 3' 1 ww'-y x Q , p-tk ,DA -.ggi-,::. r A., 4 . , , , -- ,,. 5, , ,f- Y A . ' -T143 KE? -'53 ' . A h 956' A' fmtfri. W- '-H5 Rfhflf' -Zrir' ,-...S-L ggfmtx .vtbfghrzl fQv,.i4,V,2?,:, X, D ...NYM N ,Q 5' ? ?'lF,,. I , rr aa' b ',F4 Q 'Rini tif J, '31 kwa'-.5 if I .4 'f :elf Jgxgliu'-K lj A rd- ' M., - . 1-.nam Q Q35 K. '-K Y BILLY MACK BLA LOCK BILL BRAUDRICK DUANE CORY Center, Height 5'11 , Halfback, Height 5', Center, Height 5'9 , weight 155, Letterman 1 weight 125, Letterman 1 weight 150, Letterman 1 year, Junior. year, Senior. year, Junior. Coach Willie Edwards started his first season at Bethany with the determination of building a football team capable of proving itself one of the best in the state. After many hard practices, Coach Edwards and line coach, Mel Ross, had the team running a new formation which they hoped would prove very successful in the coming season. The Bronchos, wearing their new uniforms for the first time, opened the season with a game against their arch rivals, Putnam City. After closing the season with Tecumseh, the records show six wins and four losses. REX DOROUGH I-Ialfback, Height 5'11 , weight 150, Letterman 1 year, Senior. DICK HONAKER PAUL JOHNSON JOHN ED JONES Tackle, Height 6'1 , End, Height 6'2 , weight Ful1back,I-Ieight5'101f2 , weight 180, Letterman 1 170, Letterman 2 years, weight 145, Letterman 1 year, Junior. Senior. year, Junior. .Qui f.. . BOBBY HILL Guard, Height 5 '10 weight 155, Letterman 2 years, Junior. rirrr L, S -f . y,- rs. KJ- q A L 4,,5 I ' S 5, 'gfjqfl gf? .If as rkl- iff JIM Mcciu. Quarterback, Height 5 ' 10 , weight 160, Letterman 2 years, Sophomore. DG' P' r .vi .E fd-- -- .s Qffs Z 1. ..' - .- f . 5 vi - -uv ,fl- .X 1 I .. 4' RAYMOND NANCE Tackle, Height 5'11 , weight 225, Letterman 2 years, Junior. LEROY RIPPER Quarterback, Height 5'11 , weight 140, Letterman 1 year, Sophomore. , xr J A f' ww: KENNETH OWENS Halfback, Height 6 ', weight 165, Letterman 2 years, Senior. Football Date Opponent 9- 12 Putnam 9- 19 Minco 9-26 Choctaw 10-3 Moore 10-10 Tuttle 10- 17 Weatherford 10-24 Yukon 10-31 St. Mary's 11-7 Crooked Oak 11-4 Tecumseh LARRY RENSHAW Halfback, Height 5'10 wei ht 135 Letterman g . i year, Junior. DA LE ROSSANDER Fullback, Height 5'11 weight 180, Letterman years, Junior. Q ,...-15 ,-r' 4.-1. r DA VID PHILO Guard, Height 5'10 , weight 165, Letterman 1 year, Sophomore. Schedule We They Home 7 13 There 7 6 Home 27 0 There 18 34 There 4 1 6 Home 12 26 Home 6 7 There 28 7 Home 25 12 Home 13 7 JOE RIDINGS End, Height 6', weight 170, Letterman 1 year, Senior. JOHNNY SHERAR Guard, Height 6', weight 180, Letterman 2 years, Senior. JACK PORTER Halfback, Height 5'9 , weight 150, Letterman 2 years, Junior. L A Nl . Qt, I .r liek' at 'J ' t 1: ' 'grew lf. , .,'fr . BURREL WOODRING Guard, Height 6'11!2 , weight 165, Letterman 2 years, Senior. 210185-Ji .W - 'tfjkg 1 9. .,f'N:, 1 if 'SOUND V 1 'K'A J ww' as K ' 'ax yy J fr 4 2 5 'Wi it - f 'jg k b 34 f lm , I4 - ..., 1st ROW: Curtis Doris, Billy Mack Blalock, Dale Rossander, Tommy Hoskison, Jim McGill. 2nd ROW: Dwaine Kelly, Jerry Biggers, Johnny Westmoreland, Jack Porter, Dwaine Cory, Kenneth Close, Jerry McVay. 3rd ROW: Rex Dorough, Kenneth Owens, Dick Honaker, Paul Johnson, Burrel Woodring, Le Roy Ripper, Royce Winters. Basketball MANAGERS COACHES Jerry Mcvay Leonard Harper Curtis Doris Willie Edwards I ss Q l l l DUANE CORY REX DOROUGH DICK HONA KER Guard, Letterman 1 year, Has Guard, Letterman 3 years, He Center, Letterman 1 year, He shown much improvement this has made an outstanding all has done exceptionally well for year. around player. his first year. Missing from this years team was a boy who made All-City in his Junior year and would have gone on to greater heights his Senior year. To Don Brown we would like to say that we have missed having you on the court this year and you probably missed being there even more. Team, your spirit and you hustle has given you a successful season. We have lost a few games but many were only lost by a very small mar- gin. The team has shown their sportsmanship in both their winning and losing. KENNETH OWENS JACK PORTER PAUL JOHNSON Forward, Letterman 3 years, Guard, Letterman lyear, Shows Center, Letterman3years, Does Ken has made an impression lots of hitting ability and hus- an outstandingjob on rebounds. with his jump shot. tle. J , LEROY RIPPER DALE ROSSANDER Forward, Height 5'11 , Weight Guard, Height 5'11 , Weight 150, Letterman 1 yr., He has 185, Letterman 1 yr., A boy shown much improvement. with lots of hustle. 1953 OPPONENT WHERE THEY Dec. Southeast There 44 Dec. Putnam There 31 ' Jan. Harrah Here 35 ' Jan. Yukon There 50 ' Ian. Chocktaw There 36 ' Jan. Crooked Oak Here 53 Ian. Midwest City There 54 Ian. Putnam Here 33 ' Ian. Yukon Here 45 ' Feb. Moore There 41 ' Feb. Harrah There 41 ' Feb. Choctaw Here 49 ' Feb. Crooked Oak There 40 Feb. Midwest City Here 55 ' Conference JOHNNY WESTMORELAND Guard, Height 5'9 , Weight 130, Letterman 1 yr., He has worked hard and eamed his place on the starting line-up. WE 34 61 43 64 33 51 52 47 58 53 48 37 38 64 ROYCE WINTERS Forward, Height 5'11 , Weight 145, Letterman 1yr. His calm- ness has eamed his place on the team. BURREL WOODRING Forward, Height 6'1 , Weight 170, Letterman 3yr. Has shown lots of re-bound ability. 57 Nw. UTY i llnuluaurwe-ufmwmw . as aff 9 -,A - -0 FY? 1- l '1 rl' ' an we w f. V. .. Q- - 'ZW ?ifQ.:gijEf V iv' A .,,5,5.. , . W' f . ,Q:,?-,,,g ., ,,,,..w,,,w,,, . Q ki' w,,.,..,4.i. -K., ,nw wpwn , M., H ,,,,,W.,.w.......r-........,. -.-.q....gg,f.QilW , - f A Wtifvgmm W, Q M Qfws I '-7 Ji V55 vi 'S rl! T 5' up kgs 343 N., U ,A . iz- egg, ..,A f ' 9 0 ,fmgf 9 . ,- V ,K 'ff f W35311 QM 'f 'N Q . 5 Q A x tgf I ,xg V - 4- - .. ' Q -f -ff , ' . V 5 7 N if , fR' 4 v w 2 A A W .I g iw C! 1 1 Escorts Football Escort Basketball Escort Kenneth Owens Rex Dorough All School King Duane Cory -M . Lf x ' lg fe . f K ' 35 E , ' Nvtxa. E rnn ' . I .. ' V1.1 1 E L - fi 'EQ r fir , sis I sq l f - f .f. ff . ,E fa . ,ff Activitie JO ANN BARTON -- Favorite '52 8: '53, Jr. Play '52, Sr. Play '53, Student Director Speech Play '53, Office staff '53, Pep Club '50, '51, '52, 8: '53, Cheerleader '52 8: '53, Glee Club '50, Mixed Chorus '51 8: '52, Annual Queen '51, Band Queen '52, All School Queen '53, Twirler '50, Stu- dent Council '50, Vice Pres. Student Council '53, Band '50, '51, 8: '52. LESTER BARTON -- Speech Play '53. BILL BRAUDRICK -- Football '53, Baseball '51,'52, 8: '53, Track '53, Letterman's Club '51,'52,'53, and Vice Pres. '53. DON BROWN -- Football '52 8: '53, Basketball '51 8: '52, All-City 52, Baseball '50,'51, 8: '52, Letterman's Club '50, '51,'52,8: '53, Favorite '53, Pres. of Class '50, Nat'l Honor Society '53, Band '50 8: '51, Mr. Citizen '53. CAROLYN COOPER -- Speech Play '53, Office Staff '51, Pep Club '50,'51.'52, 8: '53, Cheerleader '53, Glee Club '50,'52, 8: '53, Pres. '52, Mixed Chorus '51, Class Sec. '50, Annual Queen '53, Twirler '50,'51, 8: '52, Student Council '52, Band '50,'51, 8: '52. PAT COWAN -- Senior Play '53, Pep Club '50,'51, 8: '52, Glee Club '50 8: '53, Sec. Treas. of Glee Club '53, Sec. Treas. of Mixed Chorus '51. ERNEST DAVIS -- Senior Play '53, Annual Staff '53. WILLIS DOBSON -- Band '50,'51,'52, 8: '53. REX DOROUGH -- Football '53,AlI-District '53, Basketball '51, '52, 8: '53, Track '53, Lettermans Club '51, '52, '53, Pres. '53, Basketball Escort '53, Student Council '53. LA RON EMERSON - - Baseball '53, Band '50,'51,'52 Q '53. SHIRLEY FAIN -- Jr. Play '52, Speech Play '53, Office Staff '53, Annual Staff '51 8: '53, Bus. Man. of Annual '53, Pep Club '51,'52, 8: '53, Mixed Chorus '51, Vice Pres. of Class '52, Pres. of Class '53, Basketball Sweetheart '52, Nat'lHonor Society '53, State Honor Society '53, Trio '52, Miss Citizen '53. PHYLLIS FISHER -- Library Staff '51,'52, 8 '53, Pep Club '52, Glee Club '50, Nat'l Honor Society '53, State Honor Society '53. RACHEL FLOYD -- Office Staff '51, Nat'l Honor Society '50,'51,'52,'53: State Honor Society '50 8: '51. JOHNNY HART -- Band '50,'51, '52,'53: Vice Pres. of Band '53. JANELLE HICKEY -- Jr. Play '52, Sr. Play '53, Office Staff '53, Pep Club '52 8: '53, Glee Club '51 8: '53, Sec. of Class '53 DORIS HOMER -- Jr. Play '52, Office staff '53, Pep Club '51, '52,'53, Glee Club '50, Sr. Play '53. GAIL HOOVER -- Office Sraff'53, Pep Club '51,'52, 8: '53, Treas. '52, Glee Club '50, Mixed Chorus '51,'52, Treas. of Class '53, State Honor Society '53. NARRAH HOWARD--Track '53, Sr. Play '53, Pres. of Class '51, Cheerleader '52. JERRY INGRAM -- Track '53, Jr. Play '52, Sr. Play '53, Annual Staff, Band '50,'51,'52, 8: '53. PAUL JOHNSON -- Football '53, Basketball '51, '52, '53, Letterman's Club '51,'52,'53, Sec. Treas '53, Mixed Chorus '50, Band '50,'51,'52 8: '53. JUDITH KELLY -- sr. Play '53, Pep club 'so s: '51, Glee Club '50 8: '53, Pres. '53, Mixed Chorus '51. BARBARA KIESLING -- Speech Play '53, Sr. Play '53, Office Staff '52 8: '53, Pep Club '50,'51,'52,'53, Sec. of Pep Club '52,Treas. '53, Glee Club '50, Mixed Chorus '51,'52, Nat'l Honor Society '53, State Honor Society '53, Times School Reporter 53. EDWINA LANGFORD -- Sr. Play '53. JAMES LENTZ -- Nat'lHonor Society '50, '51, '52,'53, State Honor Society '50,'5 l.'52,'53, Valedictorian '53. BEVERLY LUNDY -- Prompter Jr. Play '52, Office Staff '52, Pep Club '52 8: '53, Nat'l Honor Society '51,'52,'53, State Honor Society '50,'51,'52,'53. MARTHA MANN -- Pep Club '52,'53, Cheerleader '53, Glee Club '53, Reporter '53. CAROL ANN MARTIN -- Sr. Play '53, Annual Staff '51 8: '53, Pep Club '51,'52, 8: '53, Mixed Chorus '50,'51,'52, Nat'l Honor Society '50,'51,'52,'53, State Honor Society '50,'51,'53, Band '50,'51,152,153, Salutatorian '53,All- State Orchestra '52, 8: '53, All-State Band '53. BETTY MCGINTY -- Office Staff '50,'51,'52, 8: '53. RITA McLAUGHLIN -- Office staff '51 8: '52, Pep Club '50,'51,'52,8: '53, Glee Club '50 8: '52, Mixed Chorus '51, Twirler '50,'51,'52, 8: '53, Student Council '50, Band '50, '51,'52,'53, Sec. '53, . KAREN NEELY -- Bus. Man. Jr. Play '52, Pep Club '50,'51. '52,'53, Glee Club '50,'51, Student Council '53, Band '50, '51,'52. KENNETH OWENS -- Football '52 8: '53, All-District '53, Basketball '51,'52,'53, Baseball '51,'52,'53, Lettermans Club '51,'52,'53, Favorite '53, Speech Play '53, Mixed Chorus '50, Vice Pres. of Class '53, Football Escort '53, Student Council '52, Band '50,'51,'52,'53, Track '53. VA LETA PARRISH -- Office Staff '50,'51,'52,'53, Glee Club '50, Mixed Chorus '51, Band '50,'51,'52,'53. JOE RIDINGS -- Football '53, All-District '53, Baseball '53, Track '53, Lettermans Club '53, Student Council '50, Band '50,'51,'52,'53, Vice Pres. '52. RALPH ROSSANDER -- Football '52, Baseball '51,'52, let- termans Club '50,'52,'53, Speech Play '53, Sr. Play '53, Pres. of Class '52. JOHNNY SHERAR--Football '52,'53, All-District '53, Let- termans Club '52,'53, Mixed Chorus '50,'51. LOUISE SIRES -- Library sraff '50,'51,'52, Glee Club '50, Mixed Chorus '50,'51. FRANCIS SMITH -- Speech Play '53, Mixed Chorus '50,'51, Student Council '53, Band '51, JEAN SMITH --Favorite '52,'53, Jr. Play '52, Sr. Play '53, Speech Play '53, Co-Editor of Annual '53, Pep Club '50, '51,'52,'53, Pres. '53, Glee Club '50, Sec. Treas. of Class '52, Basketball Sweetheart '53, Student Council '53, Band '50,'51,'52, Girls' State '52. ROMONA SMITH -- Favorite '52,'53, Speech Play '53, Of- fice Staff '53: Pep Club '51.'52,'sa, Cheerleader '52,'53, Football Queen '53, Student Council '53, Sec. Treas. '53. WILLARD STARK -- Stage Man. Speech Play '53. MARILYN STEIN -- Favorite '52,'53, Student Director Ir. Play '52, Editor of Annual '53, Pep Club '50,'51,'52,'53, Cheerleader '52, Glee Club '50, Mixed Chorus '51,'52, Vice Pres. of Class '50, Football Queen '52, Nat'l Honor Society '52,'53, Student Council '52,'53, Sec. Treas.of Student Council '52, Band '50,'51,'52,'53, Treas. '51, Sec. '52. NADINE TAYLOR -- Mixed Chorus '52, Glee Club '50. BURREL WOODRING -- Football '52,'53, Basketball '50, '51, '52,'53, Track '53,AI1-District '53, Ir. Play '52, Mixed Chorus '50, Pres. of Class '50, Student Council '51, Pres. of Student Council '53, Band '50,'51,'52,'53, Reporter '51, '52, State Office '52, Gov. '53, Speech Play '53. RICHARD WOODRJNG -- Stage Man. Speech Play '53. Compliments +4 -,Q - g , q Jack Frost Compliments K , 0 w-0014. Frlqldu - mmm ' CR!!-i.E.l! OWENS FURNITURE ' 'wavy' U' Bethany and Worr Acres 3 I CAMPUS FOOTWEAR G A I U Weofherbird shoes for children F Q T, W '7' Connies shoes for women ' . 5 Jarmon's shoes for men Som Kraker, Manager 6wfWM'f4'l BETHANY PENIEL COLLEGE R 4 i! wmnf: INQUDANCE arm annul ,........-.4 V.-.4 Q i K X'-u E K. Q83 ,ks 'ii IEE Bethany, Oklahoma Member of F.D. I.C. FIRST NATIONAL BANK R Ill C I NGRAM REAL ESTATE 5426- ease? Bev , Q GJ 4 THE YOUNG BROTHERS Trenching Footings - Laterals - Ditches N. E. Corner 50th 8. N. Central Bethany, Oklahoma The BETHANY CHURCH ofthe NAZARENE believes in the young people of today - Congratulations Seniors Rev. E. S. Phillips, Pastor Bennett Dudney, Minister of Education R oKl.AHoMA u - SELECT - IT cANnY 5 'qffj fL-, I EW 1 1919 Lottie panam a 1 i ,..,.,,,, !...r Oklahoma City For Service call JA-82579 DR. PEPPER BOTTLING CO. 121 S. W. 3rd Phone RE-68686 Drinking a Dr. Pepper at 10-2 and 4 seems to be a habit with B. H. S. students. BATES COLLEGE SHOE SHOP A 1 'IO9 S. College E Phone 2638 I E Congratulations Seniors WESTERN AUTO One Block South ofthe Bank. Here Mr. Purkhurst, manager of Western Auto is showing sport equipment to Lester Barton and Johnny Hart. HERMANS EAT SHOPPE ' Home of Good Eats I :iii 'ri KRAKERS LADIES AND MENS WEAR Van Heuseer Skirts, Portis Hats, Big Smith Work Clothes Moiud Hosiery, Artemis Slips Sports Wear Use Our Luyuwuy WEHRENBERG DRUG Prescriptions Drugs, Patents Complete Fountain Service J. 8. M. CLEANERS Superior Dry Cleaning Bachelor Shirt Laundry ll5 S. College Wh-9-3332 Pick Up and Delivery Service 17115.12-fl-flfk-'45 Good Luck Team PAYNES BOOK STORE 8i SCHOOL SUPPLIES Pictured here are the boys who made all district in football: Joe Ridings Burrel, Woodring, .lohnny Sherar, Rex Dorough and Kenneth Owens. HALEY 81 S'NYDER Texaco Service Station WHITTAKERS FOODS Compliments T. G. 81 Y. Bethany, Okldwma BETHANY FLOWER SHOPP Corsages - Potted Plants - Floral Designs N7 N. E. Main Street Phone 3422 Bethany, Oklahoma Congratulations Seniors POWELL REXALL DRUG 126 S. W. Main We can use your head in our business GEORGE GADDIE Compliments Of UP T0 DATE CLEANERS ll6 S. W. Main Phone 2401 HUNTS JEWELERS 108 S. College J. M. WESTMORLAND State Farm Insurance Agency Phone 2654 lll South College MRS. GLADYS BULIA BEAUTY SHOPP Your home town Beauty Sllopp, over the bank for ll years Compliments Of HENRY'S I. G. A. A UTO TRA Dl NG Ayers Knippers Phone 3296 JACK CHERRY 125 South College Phone 4046 Bethany, Oklahoma PECKS GROCERY 8. MARKET Good foods for your fable Phone 658 Bethany, Oklahoma Compliments Of PAUL MACRORY A happy future to all ofyou LEUNHARDT LUMBER Compliments Compliments BYNUM ELECTRIC DR. SHADID 122A S. W. Main MAYHEW'S CAFE Compliments Good Foods Lunches, Dinner and Steaks BRACK McLAIN Phone 2516 H6 S. W. Moin Holmork Greeting Cords and Gifts THE BOOK SHOPPE Best Wishes ELDRIDGE FEED ll. U-1 ii 1g:.: QL 1 tax. fl. ' ' ,T,':'. 5 ' Qllu-f -1 fr ' .. 'H' -:CLIF f lx'---1 1 ' ' I -U3 1 .. . x 1 . ,',1,y- -' Q A ,..zv . 1 Vx -11 ...QM . 1 .v.,.1, . KJV' Yak .HMP 1 ' I '!X,Zi: ff '-.,'.f1,f' Q 1 ' ' . - , 1. .G 'Zw:A' 1. 4, I. ,V':?.,rAg ,11- F1 1 1' 6- 1 f ..v- ' FM- ' I 'lm , 1, - fr? xg.- 1 L 3 i A t . 'v ' , ,L Q . -..11 . - 1' ' A X 4 .5 1,1 Y., 1 ,L J .-Q . LLJ1:.. 952 ,...1-Q . V. , ' ,. ' ' x 'k'3:1' , . ' ' '01 '1 U1L . 2- 1, .DL , o- A Win -1 -5 I 'vf 31 . 4 'L 1: 411. . 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