Blanchard High School - Lion Yearbook (Blanchard, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1949 volume:

W5s VP® H tM Mu fsrafc Mf M,' s- ia® iw?r± UM - i'iuiUiW ORRL C. xl iKNh JR. HIGH PRINCIPAL M. G. aTARRY 3Uf i.RlNTLNDfcNi’ A. -J. TLRRLLL PRINCIPAL LkLLY HAMPSTiiAD ARDATH CHAitPLIN A. G. oi'.-vRRY CORA HJsaTKK Oi-iVji JGi DA7IDS0R UR3. PtFTRLta DA WILL £ . WALTER A£ii3£«R CHaRLKa dOttTuN ' 1 '1 ’.s. .,' ■ ■. ■ y; £lv,',vv: y.imaosar 'zszrrr ’ ANNUAL STAFF STANDING: tf.G. STARRY, SPONSOR; JACK RICHEY; FRANK CkLLAHAN. SKA IE D i VINITA JO RICHEY, J RRY HAIul, ChAlRfriAN, MAXINE BROOKS, i Oi SOViC R, JANiS COV.AN, LA MO YAK PYBAS, LA VON SWANSON, SECRETARY , PAT aNTHONY. The staff for the 1949 L.ion has oiv.ed diligently to prepare a better yeer book for the students of the Blanchard High School this year.The representatives from the various classes have done well in collecting pictures and money f rom he student bony. Each member of the staff joins the sponsor in thanking the student body for its splendid co-operation. The staff is also grateful to the businesses and the individuals listed on the Booster Page for their financial assistance. We sincerely hope that the 1949 Lion will oe favorably received, and ♦''at your annuals will be a sourc- of future enjoyment in reviving your memories of the days spent in the Blanchard High School. %- K1 THE ANNUAL oTaKF x M 'V'� 'imrrr si � 'i m ■ 7 vrr rt SENIOR ACTIVITIES We, the Senior Class of 19A9, are proud to say that we have had e very successful year in all our activities. Our activities have consisted of two Senior plays, Youth Takes Over , and uit Your Kidding : Hobo Lay, Junior and Senior Christmas Party; and a wonderful Senior Trip. We want to express our appreciation to our Sponsor, Mr. Terrell, and to Mrs. Terrell for adding to the success or our trip. VTe can say v ithout boasting that the majority of our class has been active in the extra-curricular activities of Ela?chard High School this school year. Outstanding students in our class are: Barbara Hale, valedictorian; Ronald Smith, salutatorian; Duene Ward , All-around boy and athletic award; Pat Anthony, All-around girl; La Von Swanson, music award; and Vinita Jo Richey,tome making award. Barbara Hale, Ronald Smith, La Von Swanson, and Jack Cowan were on the Honor Roll. Although all members of this class will be away in pursuit of further education or engaged in earning a living, vre shall continue to be interested in the successes and in the activities of those who take our places in Blanchard High next year. oiLu'i i .jLi.LuK r X'w'Y iYPhU i Y 'v.ujirms vm ,X lx1 . I A.; 1,1 - 1 1- x.l 1.. IxX 1.1. l.Liill.1 A L4 A.t.lA .AU-kiHU.ixLA L 1.1 ViKlTA RICHLY C; L.C . AttJi.no. • JACK COVj a ViCL-PRKS. Ln.ROY RICHLY MARY HAL6TLAD COETTA WHKLLKR ;AJi� CKRi.±H ?RiioiCKOT 1TI U HhLiiA H -.Hj.lOi� LEE McCUTChiiN KAOMI POOL HOH Ov LiiCi3i r g 7lV V t 'i L VOI« L-. .,0)1 TROY MOORB i� _ R i'n.r� � .� ‘4..w k. mIKii, L0V.R1 BARBARA TLRRLLL BILL WH JLRBS JATHERII HUFFUtLS DUALL WARD BARBARA HALL o-ttALLi it - � .x . n0.j� LL £ klTH Jt K i%T. U: L LiLoTr.R RAjL j: .KimK CLASS_WILL We, the Seniors of 49, being of sound mind and body do hereby make our last will and testiment. At this time we will these, our ever loved possessions to the Senior Class to-be. I, Mary Halstead, will my walk to Betty Daniels. I, Bill Wheless, will my big feet, ability to cross one eye, and wiggle my ears to Jerry Hale. I, Martha Ann Staggs, will my ability to take short hand, and to type efficiently to Betty Winnard. I, Vinita Richey, will my height to Carolyn Ellerd. I, Leroy Richey, will my ability to speak distinctly to Dalton Brooks. I, Pat Anthony, will my bow-legs to Martha Jo Gray. I, Helen Harmon, will ray frickles to Maxine Brooks. I, Catherine Huffhines, will my plumpness to Patsy Puckett. I, Troy Moore, will my size to Ray McDonald. I, Naomi Pool, will my ability to play ba sketballto Geneva Bowring. I, Barbara Ann Terrell, will my smallness to Wanda Phillips. I, LaVon Swanson, will my love for Oscar to Oscar. I, Bob Oglesby, will my personality to Taimy William I, Frank Callahan, will my ability to woo and win women to Dalton Brooks. I, Jack Cowan, will my title of paper boy to Raye Wilbanka. I, Duane Ward, will ray pretty hair to Don Pickins. I, Don Dennis, will my muscles to Harold Moore. I, Lee McCutchin, will my reading ability to Raymond Brooks. I, Billy Miller, will my machanical ability to Harold Covington. I, Lester Paige, will my ability to run the p'ojsctor to Pete Miller. I, Gerldine Lewis, will my long hair to Martha Gray I, Coetta Wheeler, will my height to Joy Day. I, Barbara Hale, will my ability to be true to one man to Pauline Ward. I, Ronald Smith, will my ability to speak over the radio to Norvel Joe. I, Mike Lowry, will my ability to drive a jeep to 3iriy Basden. .'-aarV'1. y r. a? SEE mm - « D vLTOis dKOuK patly ?ucKiiivr 77 '.y 7T l? '« WX'.K IA '.Tig 7 R.-.Y AicOO Lu V NI)A t HlLL±x o ' VJ ',T' 1 Tf.r u- I O it ± h.cl£ ViCii-?Rc. . vj XL i £. V .r CJ Vi H i � j JhRRY wmLh. TOitj.ll V.lLiJLojfcb sj£j i n Lit hi. Jil-i.' ! W1 !mW£WK ryr':r:! 'srjvms rki,iavCiTH nix i.l xR C.-.huLliM riLLtRL' OSCAR bROOhb -O jjsTTI WXNNARD blLI.l BAbDr.i R. 1 V. Xi- b; .i'ifkb ' PAT tCHOLS PRi.SiDi.NT JAMS COKAN iiHiC • 6l TRj iw rn iidON uilORo uhuOi JUiiL £ Vk - iik_OK VlCui-i'RisS. GLr-K ROWLAND MONA RAis TAYLun J CK iUCti Y m ’.V««JJ.' 'JiWA', I� .t?.a.l.!Lk :'A'y_?rn MARuARAT CROVvLAY VANSON TROUT J1M4Y DA RMS uLt tii RUIH OlALYS Y00l«U CURTIS tfROWN WILLSNS HARRY«SAN L.C.McCUTCHON Y iZ r ' ' V w- stiaw NAOMI HU fINNS ALIY LiiL PSR1MAN ARLIS CLLMLNT cyntbia Lov rr vs SBPE! 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L X i-Ltl i«uj J ll?.W W ww r ACK. ullBLLn ROW RRORT ROW JOHN LACKEY, PAfbY iboiLL, xsXr 0i nniXLL, DiLiii ..lui-jLi, nLilY CQV1RGT0R, C ilL i’OciiiA, jPivi'IY n. hatOiv, CAkL buLLlVAR, JOfiR PLRxuiAR, LiAita ChOLo, fO«x«Y KODui-nb, OrtiuL C. i «i i.LL , t nihCl AL. J -.xijLib Ch .i« i_nb, hi kasiL'Y , WAYi tA WivKb, AVAAAH VtiLL- IAMS, DORALJD CURRY, JAC OELIRL RAMSEY, SEDALL tiHOOKS, DORIS WILLIAMS, GAYLOR STACY, JAivLi olLAORii., J l «u � Y ROvii nRD, LnVi RRAH WILLI Ai lS , DOivALD ROL.fi. R. JAiSbS McCUTCHOR, p£. CY McKlRRLY, LUTHER STUncLr.! 1 c,LL, JLRRLL MILLER, ROBERT WIRNARD, ... AP AR, COOK PUCKJ rT, DORIS YOURG, jlARL YOURu, JOAR dURRIS, J On. , i ORiikA hAm iS. LlGfiTh GRAX il ACTIVITJL b The eighth grade class of 1949is ore to oe long rememDered. I� 'r. Barnes, our sponsor, has had splendid co-operetion in every Undertaking this year. At the beginning of the year, we elected two home-room mothers, Mrs. Grady and ilrs. Ramsey. Sedall Brooks has oeen our class president, and Sam Echols has served as vice-president. Jane Gilmore has been secretary of the class and GayIon Stacy has filled the office of treasurer. The girls of our class ere taking their first year of hone making. The first semester they learned some new methods of cooking. During the second semester they supposedly learned to sew. At the end of this course, V.e may not sew so well, but we shall be aole to rip out most anything.” The eighth grade has been quite active in sports this year. The ooys lad their first year of football and enjoyed that activity very much, both, boys and girls participated in basket ball this year. We enjoyed very much our part in the Junior Chorus this year. V.e have learned many new songs under the direction of Mrs. btorry, end we have made severel public appearances during the term. The eighth grade was represented ir the Pep Club this year. Those who belonged to this organization enjoyed this activity very much. We would rather not mention our reedin’, ritin', and rithmetic,for many eopie, including our teachers, know that we are far from perfect. We are looking forward to a setter year in the freshman ?l•.. . next ;eer. ,£,Vr i.TH uknDE ACTIVITIES The Seventh Grade took part in most of the Junior High School activities this year. As the coming eighth grade in blancherd School, we expect to do even more in this respect. Mrs. Daniel was our sponsor and home room teacher. She did much to make our year a pleasant one. The Junior Chorus, under Mrs. Starry, was one of our principal activities. We very much enjoyed the music program, especially the folk games and square dancing. It was not possible for us to have a full physical orogram, but some of our class did get to participate in some of the interscholastic activities of this year. Vie shall remeinoer our Christmas Party, our football and basket ball games and our trio to Normal to entertuln the Veterans. V.e hope that next school year will bring more of these activities to our class, end that more of us may participate in them. FOURTH ROW: DONALD BROOKS, DONALD WHITFORD, BONNY GANDY, PAUL SMDW, ALKY MILLER, EUCfcNh HUFFINES. THIRD ROW: JISJY RICHEY, BOYD 1CRRIS, RAY GENE FOSTfiR, ROBERT GRHEN, wiley hatter, j. d. Johnson, Hubert burns, ckorge cukren, GENE CROWDER, BOB SMITH, J. D. McCURDY, RUTH ANN DENNIS, janicl Gordon. SECOND ROW: JIMMY WEBB, DOYLE COTTRELL, JOYCE PAIR, HELEN WILLIAMS, ELNORA FRANKLIN, BARBARA McDONALD, PEGGY FOUNTAIN, EDITH MAHURIN, BEATRICE UcCLAlN, YVONNE HANKINS, MRS. DANIEL. FIRST ROW: BETTY BOWLING, FLEDA ISBELL, SUE WILLIAMS, NaNCY DANIEL, FAY MITCHUSSON, DONA HARMON, MaRJETTA SEWELL, MARTHA THOMPSON, NAOMI BOWLING, HARLENE HUFFMAN, LOLA JEAN LAHRIMORE, LA DANA FREEMAN, NETTIE WILLIAMS, LETHA DELL 1C0RE. ...: v m1 n '•? v jar'jg ■ vfs swrtflsvK iBwPnMKfwfswwss w wiwlv� wft r� i t wiv irviv wi iMME FOOTBALL JACK R0 MIDDLE ROto LLTILRMLN DON PlCrJiNS, jILL V.KKL bJ, JACK COV.AN, DOw DLmMLSS, FRANK CaLLkHAN. A.J. TaRRLLL, RAY McDOl ALD, MACK STACY, JIMMY DENNIS, GLEN ROWLAND, KAYoaOuL jROOKS, i Oj O LilooY, OjCah BROOKS, oLl x LOViKY, jOjdY FR jwioAN, CurtTib dROWN, iaiRON IHOiuoON, FRONT ROV NORVLL JOl MOORa, ulR. STARRY, COACH ALTER uUNuOLL. KENNETH mILLER, J1..14Y McKi RhY, DALTON jROOaS, DUA «h fcARD, JERRY HALL, u OHuL jROOKS, JACK RICHEY, '1R0Y UDiitij . ...OORje . The 19US football season started off with a new coach,Walter F.Gungoll at the helm. Though sixteen lettermen of the preceding year were lost by graduation, Coach Gungoll whipped his charges into form to turn in a win over Alex in the season opener. The team continued its custom of winning t,o close the season with eight wins and only one loss, that being to winco in the crucial 2C North Title Tilt at Minco. Five of this year's starting lineup were seniors. Lon Dennis, a three year man, played the best ball of his high school career this season. He and Oscar Brooks, a junior, were elected captains. Don's regular position was guard, but on the defensive, it seemed to be all over the opposing team's backfield. Duane Ward quartered backed the team, and he did an excellent job in this capacity. His handling of the ball, passing, and choice of plays were instrumental in many touchdowns thi3 season. Jack Cowan filled an important post at left end and made many remarkable days, both on offense and defense. At right wing position was Jill Wheless doing a good piece of work for the team. Jill was injured in the Lindsay Game and was crippled somewhat for the remainder of the season. The full back position was filled oy Troy Udell Moore. Troy was fast, a good ball carrier, and he did an excellent tackling and docking job. Can that boy run? Other seniors who were out for footDall and who lettered in the sport were: Ronald Smith, center; oob Oglesby, guard; irank Callahan, a guard ; mam b m b aa m mamam amaaaanBncnBamaaagaaaaaaam a mm aaa u a And Mike Lowry, manager. Prospective players with experience around whom next year’s team can be built are: Raymond Brooks who starred at center this season; Oscar Brooks who, until a severe injury kept him out of games, was the Lions' best ground Gainer on the squad. Dalton Brooks was giving a good account of him self in all games this year. Norvel Joe Moore who has lettered three years in footuall will continue to give much stability to the line. Myron Thomson and Curtis Brown aling with Jim McKinney and Peter Dennis have had valuable experience this season. Ray McDonald was another powerful lineman in the Lions' lair this year,end can be expected to be heard from,definitely, in 1949. Glen Rowland is reedy to take over an end position and has had valuable experience at that post this year. Don Pickens will be giving hard competition to some one for a place on the team. Jerry Hale, Bobby Freeman, Jack Richey, and Mack Stacy have all had some backfield action this season. Pete Miller was a power in both the line and the backfield was a hard hitter in both positions. His line plunging was spectacular and his yardage often netted a first down or a score. Two boys coming up from Junior High who bid to see action next season are Donald Rolen and Donald Bowser. Both had backfield experience on the Junior High team this year. Quite a number of other boys coming into highschool in the fall have had participation in the sport in Junior High. We are all looking forward to another good year in 1949. fight: lions: fight: fight: yla: lions: BASKET BALL Both boys and girls enjoyed an average successful season this year in the sport of basket ball. Such losses by gradu-ation as Jack Cow-an, Duane Ward, Don Dennis, Troy Moore, and Dill t'heless v-’ill be hard to fill, but a number of the junior and the sophomore boys have had experience in the soort. Senior girls who played an important part in this year's sport are: La Von Swanson, Naomi Pool, Barbara Hale, Coetta V heeler, Pat Anthony, end Mary Halstead. The sopnomore class of this year brings forth a large number of girls who have participated in the sport of basket ball and should form the nucleus of a good girls' team for 1950. BASF cALL Baseball has been a very successful and interesting sport in the Blanchard School this year. Until now, the Lions haare lost but one game v hich was to Washington, the winner i of Jur district this season. The pitching of Bill Wheless hast been the most outstanding thing about this year's baseuall te 1 j — r X'isamaasa; Pass a Grid Menu For 1948 Opens Clicks WTUU Xi. Al..r • lhor s ealj d last 1 Kri- lion 2 3 r to 3 win COI- ne loss for Blanchard clinciitfu uir wnmu ame of their 2-C Davis, predicted the southern, under at tb$ i van lousy puking «� u unu� x u � T Tn a Liniur .♦ AW the L VKv''' . VC aX ot;,er 0:ikn ' � « « “ . Uhm V ac'- was displayed. Ground gaid v --------- ------------- .Iff .in t.� e owning '� raek« i was r,. I l,nt exchanging hy both ■rt- brought little profit Top rne� field IQ yn Blarwhar ped the moments w . w first minutes . V visitors th reate� over center and t The threat « ard’s Lions pu in their belts ball back u ond quart on some result of In the Brooks brou’ squirted over scoring honors? version went wf counter was scored conversion kicked. It was during the sec ter that Troy Moore picked 16-yard spring v the blood and not tv?'' Nls later Ward rur _ if, T'thc second ouaiter with i t v vP K spiral toss from 1) nnc i g 26 yards dtopped ds of Dill WHelens, ' ...ores care9' 25 C2 li-i ■. 3 o- 8 3,2 DS fo ale DAVIS ■FOSTER MAVSVILLE tittle LLNDSAI iiilWCO BRITTON UT. VIEW BLANCHARD BLANCHARD BLANCHARD BLANCHARD BLANCHARD BLANCHARD BLANCHARD BLANCHARD dbanchard o ara _ Q , rur ■ aV A r y5VV W . His ■ tade went ter SI D • o po. for ward many show in t « Two rooft put the ggm In the t let the B work ay pushing r ?e y cO r V, 7q blocking rev Xie the line ana ’ ood for the Blam i -a to°k all. Cowan, McDm nd Raymond Brooks, 1 • � s 5 - — V e - J Norvie Joe Moor® and B ve °'v C , , V’ .-A V. -A'- - e C l dug a little deeper over, ' ,v . o v _ c'c -A PUyB • Uttlc rougher.0 c Oinlny $ 8 Att. i and T e e ' 0 run V 7 4? . Sf?l 1l ymr w «. ’ 'o „ « at! . 7ir O 'A. best game of the ... , the Lindsay crew. He bles at crucial timees dur Dennis SB or credivt. ( ' .we 1 .r. V ■ . Jr :redited with recovering two x .c i hlM � t crticial timees du 'A 7.7k Co. an v.oN� VW V BLANCHAKH W| 1 0 S. CiO LI5 o V i time m t Blanc ha. 'V uLt ,£ h n y , ;o . +0 ty . ot PoO w to ttetio. 1 yj Blanchard Wins Second Game On 2-C Grid Slate Ka.i McDonald Dahuti Brooks i.a u.. ni Brooks 1 .„. ilrilsU Nwiir Joe Moore Bill Wkelcss Duaue Ward Pete Miller Oncar Brooks Troy Moore 165 145 150 165 168 180 112 165 145 142 LT LG C KG ic r k,: M « 'l.lt UK FK Basketball HIuH SCHOOL HOYS dACK ROW: COACH GUNGOLL, LON DlNNIS, JaCK COWAN, MACK STACY, Jii MY Dj NNIS TROY u OORL. FRONT ROW: DALTON aROOKS, JACK RICHLY, RAYMOND oROOK , JLKR HALL, DO AM WARD, GLLNN ROLAND. HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS SACK ROW : COACH GUNGOLL, WANDA PHILLIPS, LA VON SWANSON, COLTTA WHLLL R, PAT sCHOLS, MARY WHITAKsR, PAT ANTHONY, MARX FRANCIS CAGLs, M.G.STARRY, SUPT FRONT ROW: JANIS COWAN, GLADYS YOUNG, MARY HALSTx iD, kAXiife uROOKs, NAOMI POOL, SLTTY HI NY ON, HARHARA HALL, MARY RUTH ISui LL. ' BACK ROft : JOHN LACK Y, RAYiuGi«D hai L, Jn.. � £,o mcCUTCHOH, D0Nt4-l D DfJ� ior H, COACH AALTisiH uUhuiOLL, J X1 HO LAi Iy i L)Oii ijD AAuuOitiitR t oiuuLii CiCtiOLw i DON HOLiiN. FRONT RO i i DO u lLL CURRY, ojlDALl dROOKo, u .L N SiACY, u'iRON ir.K.rt. LL, COOK i?oCKjj?Xi JlAKL iObiiu, i'OiitbJ riOL jLKk STANDING: COACH GUNGQLL, JUANITA DAVIS, WANDA CORRaN, 1N Z PAIR, LARNHSIINL GANDY, aNA Ax. SHhW , j. STARRY, SUP RINTKNDHNT OF SCHOOLS S AIaD : KATHRYN McDAKlLL, DOROTHY THOi SON, CHaRLkN viAALdLl., AK± l i ioRHY, v::u.m,v. ,v. g assagai Music ulRLb' uL£,ji CLUB iu“1SM11' M� ...r iS SS3: deck Row: Georgia Daniel, Geneva Bowring, Barbara Terrell, iiaxine Brooks ?Kii e ,0sf”?,?uK1k.“Snt'hS?lrt.Ce81'’ LUU H“°“ •«“ RAT r-ChOLB, La VOtf. BhaaSOH, R„T «i.TUO«lf, HARY V.HITAKBR, R iRlCl MXOfc, um PY PI ih ± jDii.LL, LAOmi POOL raro- CnPOLYP i,.l,i_jlPD nr OC'ijbi’TL JURlOf 1GH CROK .j DACK ROW : DOYD j 0ARXb, J XiMJidY RXCiLdY , j -OHul CUARAAi, ROddRi1 Arlpfpf| t lib •• x LDAiVKb f uAYxjO I oi CY • dAOOKC , DlAOiX iI!«rvHl!«LLa TOi AY RODudRS, DOAALL COkRY. AILDUl ROW: JAixiCii, GOKDOR, RduGY iioYiiiirtaY, uORu A R RRib, RY ixdLL uRALY, DOi ALD DRQOKb, HUddRI DLRi� oa b w Y dCHOlS, Ur,. CROY.DLR JiiC uLLIitc. RAjiubbY , JOnii DURRXb. RONT ROW : LOLA liARidOL, RUTh AamK DjLiutib, JdixIvId .«a1 LdR, diLL1c. i)1iAs1Aj , GiARTHAT TfiOuibOix, DORlb Wi LlA ib, DK-TY JO COVn fOix, iiLLDA IbdKLL, La LAaA JfRxucuAAN, JARd NiiL OrtD, u tixCY, LAixliiL, JHOOL TRIO: rHOLY« C’Rol.YA i.LlRL. ■ I wwav'iwis r. r � w� u � wKauaMugMa«u««pjKM FiftyT ROY. : JACQUELINE RALiSEY• JANIS COY. AN, i AXINE BROOKS, PaT ANTHONY, MARY ?� I TAKER, BETTY COVINGTON. 01.: FANNY JO OGLESBY, GEORGIA DENIALS, LAMOYN FZfiAS, MARY NELL THOMSON, CHARLIE GAMBLE, KATHERINE .acDANlALS, CYNTHIA LOVETT, lAT ECHOLS, BETTY BINYON. THIRL ROY. : CAROLYN ELLEhL, BOHtA HARRIS, luARThA STAGi , BARBARA TERRELL, .i A H1IL3 PS, NAOiAl POOL, V1NITA RICHEY, KAL-NA FRfLAN, JAiilE GIL lQRE. PORUi ROY. : NoKLA JEAN BOB NY MILLER, [NE H RRIMAN, GLiStE -OaTUA aY,NAO HU ■•FINES, GLADYS YOUNG, MAPI rRANCIS OAGLE, .v ARY RUTH ISBSL, GSNSVAi RING. vwwwis w MCVlfWtfMMi a m W IMK t t MS9 Ufc S'A |M« JMMSMSaMt V HONOR SOCj.jc.TY BacK r°v.: Jerry Hale, LaVon Swanson, Donald Vagner, Pat Sohols, Jack Cowan, ront row: Janis Cowan, Amy Perlman, Ann Roberson, Dorthy McClain Barbara Hale, Norma Bov,Ting. ’ y V8S;?g Vtf y«v irAif a vSWBttftrffV I WV.1TVft tWC «N r f vVlV V ' gs [Fct'A'W'J isuitt S: ve , iwftv! mwmzn H nv? «g iv ty y .y a? jg ■ ■ . .V. A-.-V. .w r.t BACK ROW : HAROLD POOL, JOHNNIE STAGGS, ARLIS CLEMENT, TOMMY WILLIAMS, LA VELL HILL, CHARLES CHAPMAN, SAM ANDREWS. MIDDLE ROC : JIMMY DENNIS, HOWARD PAIGE, CURTIS BROWN, MYRON TO’TSON, LESTER PAIGE, LEROY RICHEV, DIVA ME WA D, JIMMY MC KINNEY. FRONT RC7ft : GLENN ROLAND, HAROLD CCVINOTCN, RAY WILBANKS, TOMMY HARRIMON, BILLY BASDEN, MR. HORTON, DON DENNIS, DALTON BROOKS. This is the second year for Vocational Agriculture, and the members of this deportment are proud of the progress they have made in this short time. The F.F.A., short for Future Farmers of America, is the name of the organization composed of all the boys taking Vocational Agriculture. The Activities of this organization include hard work and recreation. The three phases of Vocational Agriculture include: productive projects, improvement projects, and supplementary farm practices. Productive projects include those interorises usually owned by the boy, and on which complete records are kept. Improvement projects usually are owned by the parents, the boy being responsible for improvements made in the interprise. Supplementary farm practices include small jobs in which the ooy becomes more proficient in skills. The projects most popular with the boys concern livestock. Hogs rate filrst, twenty-three sows and gilts oeing owfned by fifteen boys; thirty-nine barrows fed out by eight boys. Beef Cattle rates second, and dairy and poultry following in that order. The activities ewey from school are altnost unlimited. Luring this year the F.F.A. participated in several events. The Turner Field Day was enjoyed very much. The boys did some good judging, enjoyed the barbecue, and last but by no means least v.as the thrill of seeing the movie stars, Susan Hayworth and Preston Foster. After the activities at the ranch were over, the boys drove to Turner Falls spending the night swimming, skating, end sleeping. They returned home the next day. Other activities for the year included the County and the State Fairs; State Poultry Show;County, District, and State Fat Live-Stock Shows, Red Plains Soil Day, County Conservation Day, and the Interschol-sstic Meet at Stillwater. The highlight of the year was the Parent and Son Banquet held May 24th, in the Recreation Room of the High School. •tl I 1 iA’tfix tra M� ; . to anw nrsram . 04cf 4V) Vtd2- Wii REk£,Ma.fcR: Our football game with Minco, Maxine's Bandades, J im's Place, Ronald Smith's WISE CRACKS, The cow in the English room, That Call to W K Y, Mr. Carner sweeping during class, Vinita's crush on Frankie, Oscar's and Raymond's Armjj Life. Bob Oglesby's hair cut (don't you) Mr. Starry. The Bj.ng Dong Daddies . V.n ■•OftUc.K: If Troy will ever grow If Frank is really a photographer If the Seniors really ate their green cheese Why the Blanchard boys always went to Chickasha What those Purcell boys have Blanchard boys don't FAMO US HiimsiAKS Frank - - - - Ain't we Devils? Coach - - - - Gee Whiz. Ailshie - - - Those Senior Girls! Harold M. - - It's a dad blamed fact. Ronald - - - A rubber duck. George B. - - Fine! Fine! Pat A. - - - I'll never speak again. La Von - - - Where's Oscar? ±LilU.m bOY Hair---------------- Complexion---------- Eyes---------------- Teeth--------------- Ups----------------- Physique------------ Hands--------------- Personality--------- Smile--------------- Feet---------------- Troy Moore Duane Ward Mack Stacy ■Venson Trout •Raymond Brooks Jerry Hale •Mike Lowry ■Bob Oglesby •George Brooks ■John Staggs IDEAL GIRL Hair-----------------Margret Crowly Complexion-----------Mary Ruth Isbell Eyes-----------------Vinita Bicltfiy Teeth----------------Naomi Pool Lips-----------------Catherine McDaniel Figure---------------Janis Cowan Hands----------------Barbara Hale Personality----------Cynthia Lovett Smile----------------Mary Franses Cagle Feet-----------------LaVon Swanson Leroy Narvel Joe Troy Frank Jimmy Davis Duane Jerry Bill Hill Red Dalton Hershall Me. Ray Me. CUPIDS CORivciR Mona Ray-Ruth Vinita Wanda W. Martha Ann Billie Clare Pee Wee Mary H. Patsy Mary Ruth Naomi H. Welline George L- Moyne Pete Wanda Don Maxine Oscar LaVon Raymond Carolyn Dickie Geneva Perry Joe Pat A. Willie Barbara fi Don Barbara T Shorty Catherine Doyal Coetta Ellis Cynthia m --I 1 v.''.v '■'.’Hi1;.’ r r '.'i ■ i •■I ■■■ i- i 'V ■ I M, Nov. here is our sweet Blushing girl, Who is quite apt, They say, At making all the boys Propose Then sending them away. Lee never had a helmet,nor V.ore a footbcll suit; But when he looks at you. And smiles, He's just plum cute. V.’e all thought it v.as e plane, A bird, or maybe a fly, When v.e saw Tommy Superman Come flying through the Sky. How Andy knows his figures Forward, backward. Through and through; But we know by that grin Upon his face. He studies other's figures, too. BOOSTERS FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLANCHARD, OKLAHOMA CAPITOL $25,OOO. SURPLUS $50,000, MEMBER of f. D. I. c. FIRST STATE BANK BLANCHARD HARDWARE RED CROSS DRUG THE REKALL STORE HOWELL DRUG STORE WYNN'S I.G.A. GRODERY MARKET EVERY DAY LOW PRICES W. B. 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