Blanchard High School - Lion Yearbook (Blanchard, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1964 volume:

BLANCHARD HIGH SCHOOL BLANCHARD, OKLAHOMA Foreword CAROL STACY Editor Business Manager BOB GILMORE Dear Readers, We of the Lions Staff who are about to depart as graduates of 1964, sincerely hope that in future years this issue of The Lion will be a cherished momento of happy years at Blanchard High School—a reminder of favorite classmates and of the wonderful hours outside the classroom. For most of us, we have been here for our four years of high school. Now we must leave and step out to face a future that is very uncertain. In whatever degree of success or failure we may find ourselves in years to come if a glance at these pages will lighten our labors, if only for a single moment, we deem our yearbook worthwhile. Each of the students at B.H.S. had a part in making this school year one to be remembered. Each event will be remembered, some were happy occasions, and others sad, but they are made a part of our school career--a time never to be forgotten. We hope you enjoy The Lion. It was ours for almost a year. Now it belongs Sincerely, to you. We remember Mother Goose, and all of her stories. Our High School years, and all of their glories. We'll remember Music, all the songs we sang; We can't forget the tardy bell, and all the times it rang. Our letter jackets remind us of basketball, And the trophies in the case help us to recall The many wonderful moments of playing the game, And learning everyday that life is much the same. Of course, we remember our homecoming parade, And all of the football games we have played. The banquets, assemblies, dances, and plays--These we'll remember from our High School days. We've had our disagreements from day to day. But with the help of God they've turned out okay. May we, in the future, to ourselves be true And strive to be worthy in all that we do. We'U remember those who have led us, lessons well taught. To find, in our lifetimes, all goals we have sought; What lies ahead of us no one will know, D1 AnAVinrrl Ul' rh C -� Kt a1 U hprP t PT UP m 3 V CJO Annual Staff Donna Stokes EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER Carol Stacy Robert Gilmore SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVE Vicki Elliott and John Stacy FRESHMAN REPRESENTATIVES Diana White and Gary Mitchell JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES Jane Ellen Shelton and David Southard ADMINISTRATION I want to take this opportunity to express my appreciation to Mrs. Stokes and the members of the Annual staff for their efforts in producing the 1963-64 Lion. A good yearbook does not just happen. 1 feel sure that in future years as you turn the pages of this Lion yearbook you will be grateful to these people who have made the yearbook possible. May you receive great joy as you look back on those happy high-school days. A. J. Terrell JOHN SILL. Principal Board of A. J. TERRELL, Superintendent I am very proud of Mrs. Stokes and the 1963-64 Annual staff members for the tremendous effort which produced this outstanding yearbook for Blanchard school. With this continued co-operation expressed by the faculty, student body and community we shall strive and succeed in this and other endeavors. To the graduating Seniors, I wish you all the success and happiness to a fine group of young ladies and young men. John Sill Education Standing (1. to r.) Leon Bridwell, Clerk; Ray Crowley, Member: H. B. Freeman, Member. Seated: A. J. Terrell, Superintendent: Harlan Huffman, President; Elmo Elliott, Vice-President. Faculty TRAVIS ANTHONY English and Speech PAT BARD Music CHARLES DEWBRE Industrial Arts PAT FLUITT Math and Science CORA HESTER Social Studies KAY HOOPER Math BETTY LEWIS Girl’s Physical Education English and Literature RUTH MOORE RICHARD NORTHINGTON English and Speech Agriculture Business Education GENELLE RICHEY English DONNA STOKES RICHARD WAGGONER Business Education Boy's Physical Education History PHYLLIS WEBB Home Economics ROY WHEELER Science n NX 1 1 SENIORS Senior Class Officers BOB DAVIS President MARLANA WILSON CAROL STACY Vice-President Secretary Our last year as students of Blanchard High!! We will look back on it with fondness and sadness. Bob Davis has served us well as class President; Mariana Wilson as Vice-President; Carol Stacy as Secretary-Treasurer; Bob Gilmore as Reporter; and Jimmy Smith and Sandy Hill as Sergeants-at-Arms. Senior, Carlotta Swanson, reigned as 1963-64 Football Queen with Jennifer Burris as Senior attendant and Football Princess. Patricia Shatwell and Delores Allen represented our class in the Annual Queen contest--Deloris was selected as the new Queen! Our Senior class members represented us well in other activities. Mike Hill served as FFA President; Olga Lewis, Pep Club President; Bob Sperry, Mixed Chorus President. We aslo had many fine officers in FHA. Our class was also represented well by the efforts of the Fine Fifteen in which Travis Anthony, Bobby Sperry, C. W. Chapman, Bob Gilmore, Bob Davis, Neal Hill, Mike Hughes, and Mike Northington sang. Mariana Wilson, Carlotta Swanson, and Carol Stacy were members of the Triple Trio, and Bob Gilmore was elected Mr. Music. Throughout the entire football season many Senior boys shared the spotlight. Bob Sperry, Ronnie Hoisted. Glenn Gray, Frank Wilson, C. W. Chapman, and Bob Davis made the all-conference team. Mike Hughes and Jimmy Elliott were valuable lettermen. The Captain for 1963-64 was Bob Sperry and the Co-Captain was Frank Wilson. In high-school boy’s basketball Mike Hill and Shelby Stevens were main string players while Judy Burris, Jen Burris, Camille Blagg, Jodie McConnell. Paula Knox and Mariana Wilson were on the girl's basketball team. We were very proud of Mariana Wilson when it was announced that she made the girl's all-conference team. As our year closes we would like to express our sincere thanks to our sponsors, Mr. Anthony and Mrs. Lewis. Through their efforts our Senior year has been a happy and unforgettable one. TOMMY ALLEN Basketball, 3; Baseball, 3; FFA, 3: Jr. Play, TRAVIS ANTHONY, JR. Basketball, 3; Baseball, 3; Track, 2; FFA, 4; Music, 1; Jr. Play; Sr. play; FFA treas; Fine Fifteen; Speech award. GEORGE EDWARD BASHARA FFA, 4. JULIA CAMILLE BLAGG Basketball, 4; FHA, 4; Music, 4; Pep Club 4; FHA Off., 3; Music Off, 1; Honor Roll, 2; School paper; Ensemble, 4. JUDITH CAROL BOUTWELL Music, 4; Girl's Glee Club, 1; FHA, 2; Shorthand award. DELORES ALLEN BURRIS Annual Queen; Annual Queen Cand; FHA, 3; Pep Club, 3; Jr. play; Music, 2; Triple Trio, 2; Ensemble, 2; Basketball, 2; Honor Roll. 2. CATHRYN JENNIFER BURRIS Annual Cand; Football princess; Annual Queen Att; Pep Club, 4; FHA, 4; Pep Club Officer, 2; Jr. High Cheerleader; FHA Officer; Basketball, 4; Music, 4; Ensemble, 3; Triple Trio, 2; Jr. play; Sr. play; Honor roll, 4; Scholarship Award; Editor, School paper. DIANE JUDY BURRIS Basketball, 4; Basketball Co-Capt; Pep Club, 4; Cheerleader, 3; FHA, 4; FHA Officer, 3; Girl's Choir, 2; Music Officer, 2; Triple Trio, 2; Jr. play; Jr. class officer; Sr. play; Library award; Annual Att.; Annual Cand; Annual Queen; Paper Staff; Honor Roll, 3; Sportsmanship award. ROBERT EUGENE DAVIS Football, 3; Basketball, 3; Baseball, 2; Jr. play; Sr. play; Music. 2; Fine Fifteen; Mr. Music; Latin Club; Fresh, class Pres.; Sr. class Pres.; All-Around Boy Award; Pep Club Beau. CATHLENE DYER FHA, 1; Music 2; Basketball. 1. JAMES CHRIS ELLIOTT Football, 3; Baseball, 1; Jr. play; Soph, play; Music, 2. ROBERT GILMORE, JR. Fresh, class officer; Annual Staff; Bus. Manager of Annual; Mr. Music; Football, 1; Baseball, 1; Jr. play; Sr. play; Music, 2; Fine Fifteen; Shop award; Annual award; State Honor Society. JAMES MIKE HILL Football, 1; Basketball, 3; FFA, 4; FFA Officer; Jr. play; Jr. class officer; Honor Roll 3; Agriculture award; Valedictorian. DAVID NEAL HILL Baseball, 3; Basketball, 1; Music. 1; Fine Fifteen; Shop award; Jr, play. WARD H. HILL FFA. 4; Football, 2: Bas ketball, 1; Sr. class officer. MICHAEL RAYMOND HUGHES Football, 4; Jr. play; Basketball, 2; Baseball, 2; Music, 2; Fine Fifteen. PAULA JEAN KNOX RONALD LAMBERT Basketball, 4; Pep Club, FFA, 4. 3; Jr. play; Pep Club Officer; Jr. Class Officer; FHA, 4; FHA Officer; Sportsmanship Award. OLGA SUE LEWIS Pep Club, 4; Pep Club officer, 2; Pep Club Pres., 1; Football Queen Art; FHA, 4; FHA Officer, 1; Music 4; Ensemble, 4; Jr. play; Sr. play; Bookkeeping award; Basketball. 4. LAWANA JO McConnell Basketball, 4; FHA, 2; Jr. play; Sr. play; Music, 1; Honor Roll, 4; School paper; Typing II award. MIKE NORTHINGTON FFA, 4; Sr. play; Jr. play; Fine Nine Sweet Sixteen; Music, 2; Jr. class officer. EDDIE FARRELL SHAT WELL FFA, 4; FFA Officer; Jr. class officer; Football, 1. PATRICIA ANN SHATWELL Pep Club, 4; FHA, 4; Pep Club officer, 1; FHA officer, 1; Music, 4; Music Officer, 1; Sextet, 1; Basketball, 2; Football Queen Attend; Annual Cand; Annual Princess; Annual Att; Jr. play; Sr. play; School paper staff. JIMMY SMITH Football. 1;FFA, 3; Jr. class Pres.; Sr. class officer. JIM DEAN SNOW Freshman class officer; Jr. play; Sr. play; Speech award. BOB SPERRY Football, 4; Baseball, 4; Capt. football team; Athletic award; Sr. play; Music, 2; Music Pres.; All-Conf. (foot-ball). CAROL ANNETTE STACY FHA, 4; FHA Pres.; FHA Officer. 2; Pep Club 4; Annual Staff; Annual Ed.; Sr. Class officer; Jr. play; Sr. play; Home Ec. award; Annual award; All-Around girl; salutatorian. SHELBY RAY STEVENS FFA, 4; FFA Pres.; FFA officer, 1; Soph, class Pres.; Basketball. 3; Baseball, 2. CARLOTTA SWANSON Miss Melody; Pep Club, 4; FHA, 4; Girl’s Chorus, 4; Triple Trio 4; Football Queen. KAREN JEANNE WILMETH Basketball, 4; FHA 4; Jr. play; Sr. play; Football Queen Att.; Pep Club, 4; Pep Club officer; Music, 2; Ensemble, 2; School paper, 1. FRANK WILSON FFA, 4; Football, 4; All Conf. in Football; FFA officer, 2; Co-Capt. in football. MARLANA ANN WILSON Ensemble, 4; Triple Trio, 1; Sextet, 1; Music officer; Sr. class officer; FHA, 4; FHA Officer; 4-H, 1; Cheerleader, 2; Basketball 4; Basketball. Capt.; Basketball award Sportsmanship award; Jr. play; Sr. play; Annual Cand. GLENN G. GRAY Football, 4; Basketball, 1; Baseball, 4; Jr. class officer; Sr. play; All-Conf. in football; Athletic award. Remember When? Jim Elliott Jen Judy Olga Lewis Bob Gilmore Carol Stacy Mar Wilson , -fr- Shelby Stevens Carlotta Swanson JUNIORS Junior Officers Carl Aldridge Dean Clanton Kitty Smith Pres. V. -Pres. Sec. The Junior class worked hard this year to make the year a successful one. We elected our officers at the first of the year. Later on, we elected our royalty--Kitty Smith, football queen attendant; Jane Ellen Shelton and Donna Stacy, annual queen candidates; Nedra Swinney was FFA Sweetheart. Jane Ellen Shelton was selected as Annual Queen Princess in the Queen contest. Music groups were filled with members of the Junior class. Jane Ellen Shelton and Nedra Swinney were accompanists and Nancy Worthington, Cleeda White, Donna Stacy, Kay Chapman, Leeanna Nance, Nedra Swinney, and Jane Ellen Shelton sang in the Triple Trios. The Junior play was a success and Mrs. Richey and play cast were well rewarded by their efforts--everyone was delighted with Down to Earth”. FFA and FHA had many Junior class representatives. Athletic Juniors were much in demand. Football players were: Carl Adlridge, Gary Whitford, Dean Clanton, Ronnie Killmer, Ronnie Morton, Robert Bowser, Alvin Reeves, Terry Foster. Basketball team members were Ronnie Killmer, Robert Bowser, Linda Lane, Jane Ellen Shelton, Linda Whinery, and Nancy Worthington. Baseball players Robert Bowser, Tommy Shepherd, and Gary Whitford made us all proud, too. We feel that we had a good year and we would like to thank Mrs. Richey and Mr. Northington for making it that way. Carl Aldridge Jimmy Bowring Robert Bowser Kay Chapman Dean Clanton Jerry Cole Larry Dean Linda Dennis Doylene Dickinson Carl Dodgion Suzanne Ellerd Larry Foreman Terry Foster James Franklin Mike Galloway Beverly Gibson Ronnie Holder Cheryl Hughes Glen Hutchison Ronnie Kilmer Derrell Kirkham Lynn Koonce Linda Lane Kenely Milburn Ronnie Morton Leanna Nance Wanda Nixon Ruth Pales Joyce Pool Bobby Reeves James Shannon Jane Ellen Shelton Tommy Shepherd Sue Sieger David Southard Donna Stacy Vernon Stephens Nedra Swinney Kitty Smith Eldon Ussery Sharon Wigley Linda Whinnery Cleeda White Gary Whitford SOPHOMORES Sophomore Class Officers Larry Hager, Pres.; Raoul Childs, V. Pres.; Richard Ashford, Sec. The Sophomore class had a wonderful school year. We started by electing our class officers as follows: President, Larry Hager; Vice-President, Raoul Childs; Secretary, Richard Ashford. Our boys were very active in sports this year. We had eight playing High School football--their record was 5 wins and 2 losses with 1 tie. We had seven boys to go out for basketball and five in baseball. Don't leave out the girls! We had twelve going out for basketball, four of which made the team. Vicki Elliott and Doris Freeman made the first and second team of the Canadian Valley All-Conference. We are very proud to have as royalty from the Sophomore class Doris Freeman as Miss Music; Kay Hoisted and Doris Freeman as our Annual Queen candidates; and Roxie Lambert as Football Queen Attendant. We are also proud of the boys and girls in our class that were active in FHA and FFA. The Pep Club flourished with the help of its Sophomore members. Kay Hoisted acted as Sgt-at-Arms for that organization and Vicki Elliott was substitute cheerleader. Gail Price and Doris Freeman were the cheerleaders from the Sophomore class. The Sophomore class would like to thank Mrs. Hooper and Mr. Waggoner for the time that they spent with us as our sponsors. Ray Adams Allen Aldridge Richard Ashford Gerald Bottoms Pat Brand Wanda Brand Jerry Brooks Clarene Campbell Donald Carter Raoul Childs Eddie Glen Dyer Donna East Vicki Elliott Bill Foster Doris Freeman Janice Franklin Douglas Gibson Shannon Goodman Joe Hackney Larry Hager Kay Hoisted Jeanetta Ingram Diane Kirkham Ronnie Kirkham Larry Knippelmier Joann Knox Roxie Lambert Larry Lietzke Bob McAlister Pat McGaha Lynn Maxwell Lynn Mills Louise Mitchusson Charlcie Montgomery Jimmy Neal Richard Noffsinger Darlene Phillips Gail Price Alvin Reeves Jack Shannon John Stacy Virginia Steele Sue Stone Charlotte Wilkins Tommy Wingate Franklin White Nancy Worthington .'Y'.r) mmA m. Freshman Personalities : £• $• ifl£ I r-l'.'-yJ'Z.'f-tiff At « ■ ( vV £ WliMM MOST BEAUTIFUL MOST HANDSOME Donna Houck and Jimmy Carter c- • «-% } I ‘-Z$M ) } % MOST Cecily Holiday POPULAR and Ronnie Eisehour CUTEST Carrie Nance and David Lietzke mmsm $mm mm Mgm MOST CONGENIAL Diana White and Doyle McGaha MOST INDUSTRIOUS Gwineth Mills and Jerry Oglesby ), ■ ':-r '.‘r MOST ATHLETIC Linda Kimbrell and Randall Knox � Freshmen Officers Randall Knox Pres.; Doyle MeGaha. Reporter; Carrie Nance, V. Pres.; Gary Mitchell, Sec. The Freshman class had a good year in the 1963-64 term. We had wonderful representatives for royalty this year. Donna Houck was the Football Queen candidate and Carrie Nance and Donna Houck were Annual Queen candidates. Ronnie Eisenhour and Anita Hill were elected as Mr. Melody and Miss Melody. In music, Linda Kimbrell, Paula Swinney, and Diana White sang in the Triple Trio. At the end of the year the Gloria Simer award was presented to Carrie Nance and Glen Brown earned the Industrial Arts Award; Diana White received an Annual Award. Athletic endeavors were also filled with people from the Freshman class. Boys who played football were Larry Bridwell, David Lietzke, Jerry Oglesby, and Gary Mitchell. Both the boy's and girl's junior high basketball teams were made up mostly of our class members. One of the exciting events sponsored by the Freshman class was the giving away of a TV set at the homecoming game. We also had several bake sales. We would like to thank our sponsors, Mrs. Stokes and Mr. Dewbre, for all the fun we have had this year. Jimmy Anderson Paula Blagg Barbara Bottoms Cratis Bowling Phillip Branch Larry Bridwell Glen Brown Jim Carter Nancy Cothran Carolyn Crabtree Neila Davis Brenda Dickinson Vicki Dunnam Ronnie Eisenhour Bonnie Foreman Jenel Grissom Jerry Hall Wanda Harrison Anita Hill Cecily Holiday Donna Houck Eddie Killmer Linda Kimbrell Randall Knox Kayla Ladd Robert Lane Charles Lemons David Lietzke Linda McAlister Doyle McGaha Daniel Mills Gwineth Mills Gary Mitchell Junior Mitchusson Carol Montgomery Sherry Montgomery Wayne Murrah Carrie Nance Jerry Oglesby Billy Parks Teddy Pickard Riley Prigmore Glen Sharp Donna Stephens Donny Swanson Paula Swinney Linda Thomas Diana White Billy Wietelman JUNIOR HIGH Eighth Grade OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Jimmy Don Chapman Deborah Brooks Jeanne Shatwell Gayle Adams Jeanette Adamson Harold Aldridge Paula Aldridge Jackie Anderson Tommy Boutwell Shirley Brashara Eula Brasiel Roy Casey Auther Caton Karen Daniels Donna Dennis Pam Dovell Janet Floyd Mark Gabel Ronnie Gray Richard Grissom Travis Hackney Rickey Hager Brenda Hall Hershell Harrison Ilean Harrison Nancy Hill Bill Hughes Johnny Kemper Phyllis Ketter Mike Koonce Alan Ladd Lynda McGaha Bronita Madden Donna Miller Eddie Miller Ethel Morrison Virginia Pafford Nancy Prigmore Richard Roberts Ruby Rollings Jenny Smith Lynn Stacy Ted Swanson Steve Ussery Diana Vick Mike White Lynda Wilmeth I I Bill Worthington Seventh Grade OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Holly Bridwell Sharon Spoon Jerry Pickard Pamela Aldridge Jerry Bussey Larry Brooks Peggy Brasiel Barbara Conn Mike Crowley Beryl Davis Hal Dennis Joyce East Marsha Floyd Max Foster G. W. Freeman Gregory Goodman Nelda Goodman Diana Hobbs Janice Holder Donna Huffman Barbara Kilmer Gene Kimbrell Rebecca Lietzke Ricky McGaha DeeAnn McKinney Jackie Madden Carolyn Matthews Carroll Mills Janice Myers Nancy Pales Wiley Pierce Laura Rollings Pamela Roach Kay Shannon Larry Sharp Suzie Sperry Cleeda Thompson JoEtta Whitford Tressa Wilson Seventh grade at work Senior High Classes These pictures are a small sampling of the different classes at Blanchard High School. There are actually, on the average, fourteen classes each period or sixty-seven classes per day. These range from required subjects such as English and American history to electives such as music and home economics. The largest single class this year has been music with sixty students taught by Mr. Bard. The two smallest classes have been Home Economics IV with five students and trigonometry with five students. Royalty mmmM Football Attendants -mm . ' ,_Vr ''v A i � r v v — � i ' ROX1E LAMBERT, Sophomore DONNA HOUCK, Freshman mmi NANCY PALES, Seventh Grade 1963-64 Princesses Jane Shelton ANNUAL PRINCESS Music Royalty ACTIVITIES SPONSOR Mrs. Phyllis Webb Blanchard FHA was selected as one of the outstanding chapters in the state and got to prepare a skit on the National Project of Work. 1963-64 PRESIDENT Cheryl Hughes Cheryl attended the National FHA Convention at Kansas City. This year the chapter dressed dolls for the Red Cross which were given to orphan girls. They also prepared rose trees for the table decorations at the National Convention banquet. Several of the girls appeared on the district FHA rally at Moore and later they appeared on the rally program at the State FHA convention. OFFICERS—Standing (r. tol.) Cheryl Hughes. Pres.; Mar Wilson, V-Pres.; Judy Burris. Sec.; Camille Blagg, Historian. Seated: Olga Lewis, Patricia Shatwell, Paula Knox, Carlotta Swanson, Carol Stacy, Kay Chapman. PAST PRESIDENT Carol Stacy Carol attended the National FHA Convention at Kansas City. She was nominee for State FHA President, nominee (the only one from Oklahoma) for the National office of Vice-President of Public Relations; one of 10 girls chosen for Betty Crocker awards of which she received Honorable Mention; member of McCalls teen fashion board; Jr. winner of the district sew-with-wool contest; and attended the national program on rural youth in a changing environment. Top row (1. to r.): Paula Blagg, Carrie Nance, Carol Montgomery, Barbara Bottoms, Kayla Ladd, CarolynCrab-tree, Bonnie Foreman. Jenel Grissom. Third Row: Kay Hoisted, Doris Freeman, Suzanne Ellerd, Wanda Nixon, Jane Shelton, Leeanna Nance, Donna Stacy, Nedra Swinney, Linda Dennis, Cleeda White, Ruth Pales. Second row: Roxie Lambert, Vicki Elliott, Gail Price, Jeanetta Ingram, Charlcie Montgomery, Lynn Maxwell. Clarene Campbell, Sue Stone, Linda McGaha, Gayle Annesley. Bottom row: Sherry Montgomery, Nancy Cothran, Paula Swinney, Anita Hill, Donna Houck. Gwineth Mills, Linda Kimbrell, Diana White, Linda Thomas. OFFICERS (L. to R.) Shelby Stevens, V-Pres; Jimmy Neal, Reporter; Frank Wilson, Treas.; Mike Hill, Pres.; Ronnie Hoisted, Sentinel; David Southard, Sec; Mr. Northington, Sponsor. •a- Glen Hutchison and his Guernsey heifer. Glen placed 2nd in the Okla. State Fair and 2nd in the Tulsa State Fair with this heifer. - « , Larry Dean and the Hereford heifer that placed 2nd in the Okla. State Fair and 3rd in the Tulsa State Fair. Tommy Shepherd and his Shorthorn cattle. 1963-64 FFA CHAPTER MEMBERS Back row (standing) Ray Adams, Tommy Shepherd, Douglas Gibson, Kenneth Woods, Gary Lemons, Mike Northington, Bob McAlister, Richard Noffsinger. Joe Hackney, Farrell Shatwell. C. W. Chapman. Bobby Reeves, Glen Hutchison, Ronnie Holder. James Franklin, Ronnie Lambert, Eddie Bashara. Middle row - Bill Foster, Franklin White, Jerry Brooks. Ronnie Eisenhour, Randall Knox, Eddie Killmer, Larry Bridwell, Jerry Oglesby, Larry Knippelmier, Larry Dean, Travis Hackney, Mike Galloway, Ronnie Kirkham, James Shannon, Jack Shannon, Charles Lemmons. Bottom row (Officers) Shelby Stevens, Jimmy Neal, David Southard, Frank Wilson, Mike Hill, Ronnie Hoisted. Mrs. Bard and Mrs. Webb Top row (1. tor.) Pat Shatwell, V. Pres.; Olga Lewis, Pres.; Paula Knox, Sec. Bottom row (1 to r) Leeanna Nance, Sgt. -at-Arms; Vicki Elliott, Alt. Cheerleader; Yav Sat -At-Arms Club coming PEP CLUB ATTENDANT Roxie Lambert ATTENDANT Lynda Wilmeth ATTENDANT Nancy Pales Pep Club - Football Banquet The Banquet this year was one to be remembered. Guests were entertained by a skit entitled Frankie and Johnny with Vicki Elliott and Mar Wil- Coach John Sill Our entertainment, Frankie and Johnny . Frank Wilson; Olga Lewis, Pep Club Pres.; Coach John Sill. Coach Sill receiving watch from Co-Captains Bob Sperry and Frank Wilson. Olga Lewis, Pep Club Pres.; Bob Davis, Pep Club Beau. son playing the title roles. Our 1963-64 Beau, Bob Davis was crowned. Also Mr. Sill was presented a watch as a token of appreciation. Assistant Coach Dick Waggoner 7th Grade girls in Pep Club served at banquet. Junior-Senior Banquet Senior class President giving a speech. Junior class President during his speech. The Junior- Senior Banquet was held this year on Friday night, May 1. The theme of the Banquet was CIRCUS. During the evening, entertainment was at an all-time high with the Girl's Music Trio and the Junior boys acting as entertainers. After the Banquet is Over. , . Girl's Music Trio Junior boys FHA Style Show Sponsor Accomplishment Awards were given to Carol Stacy, Sherry Montgomery, Virginia Steele, Linda Dennis. Phyllis Webb Doris Freeman models the skirt and blouse that she made. The Music Department furnished entertainment for the Spring Style Show. Gail Price made a 3-piece ensemble to model in the Style Show. FHA Ball Cheryl Hughes, FHA President, was presented a silver tray by the Chapter. A highlight of the evening was the crowning of the FHA Beau, Richard Ashford. Gifts for the heaviest and lightest were given to Bob Davis and David Southard. The Annual FHA Ball was held at Christmas. Admission was a toy which was given to the Crippled Children's Hospital at Oklahoma City. FHA Beau candidates were Richard Ashford, (Beau), Farrell Shatwell, Dean Clanton, and David Lietzke. Bolts and Nuts Let her go! I am standing in a room--a room with windows, doors, lights. I won't let my poor little Wilbur stay here a instant longer. Presented by the Senior Class CAST AND PERSONNEL Benita Bolt- .... . . . Carol Stacy Lutie Spinks- .... . Patricia Shatwell Rebecca Bolt- .... . Mariana Wilson Martha Grubb- .... . Jodie McConnell Twink Starr- .... . . . Bob Davis Dr. Joy- . . Bob Gilmore Henry Goober- .... . . . Jim Snow Phineas Plunkett- . . . . . Bob Sperry Miss Figg- . . . Judy Burris Cadwalleder Clippy- . . Travis Anthony Mrs. Glossop- . . . Wilbur Glossop- . . . Mike Northington Jack Gordon- . . . PROMPTERS: MAKE UP: Camille Blagg Jen Burris Paula Knox Karen Wilmeth Cathlene Sims STAGE PLANNING: PROPERTY: Mike Hughes C. W. Chapman Poor Benita'sbody is in the sack--I can't bear to look! I wonder where that money is hidden? Down to Earth Mrs. Richey and her play cast Good evening Mr. Hanley Presented by the Junior Class CAST AND PERSONNEL Wilfred-Tommy Shepherd Agnes-Kay Chapman Piloe-Mike Galloway Aunt Augusta-Suzanne Ellerd Diana Clump-Leeanna Nance Orpha Teel-Cheryl Hughes June Bromsley-Jane Ellen Shelton Ruthie Teel- Nedra Swinney Prompters Stage Property Make-up Sound Effects Millie Bromsley-Linda Lane and Donna Stacy Richard White-Robert Bowser Robert Hanley-Carl Aldridge Herman Howell-Ronnie Killmer Baxter Bromsley-Gary Whitford Announcer-Larry Dean Ruth Pales Cleeda White Dean Clanton David Southard Kitty Smith Judy Penn Jimmy Bowring Lynn Koonce Kenley Milburn Staged under the direction of Mrs. Genelle Richey Six members of the cast SPONSOR Music Blanchard High School has a Music Department which would make any school proud. This year the Music groups had superior ratings at East Central, Central State and went to the state music contests. At the state contests, they won trophys to add to their already-full trophy case. In addition to the contest work that the Music Department did, a Spring concert was presented in May. These pictures were taken at that concert. MIXED CHORUS TRIPLE TRIO--(1, to r.) Charlotte Wilkins, Paula Swinney, Nancy Worthington, Carol Stacy, Linda Kimbrell, Cleeda White, Kay Hoisted, Doris Freeman, Diana White. TRIPLE TRIO--( 1. to r.) Anita Hill, Donna Stacy, Kay Chapman, Jane Shelton, Leeanna Nance, Nedra Swinney, Carlotta Swanson, Mariana Wilson, Roxie Lambert. SENIOR HIGH GIRL’S GLEE CLUB BOY’S GLEE CLUB JUNIOR HIGH GIRL’S GLEE CLUB Awards ALL-AROUND BOY AND GIRL AGRICULTURE AWARD Gary Lemons ATHLETIC AWARDS Glenn Gray, Mariana Wilson, Bob Davis and Carol Stacy Bob Sperry Carol Stacy, Diana White Carrie Nance ENGLISH AWARD Ruth Ann Pales LIBRARY AWARD Judy Burris MUSIC AWARD Jane Ellen Shelton and Nedra Swinney SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS VALEDICTORIAN AND SALUTATORIAN Carol Stacy, Robert Bowser, Charlotte Mike Hill and Carol Stacy Wilkins, Carolyn Crabtree. SPEECH AWARD INDUSTRIAL ARTS AWARD TYPING I AWARD Travis Anthony, Jr. Glen Brown Jane Ellen Shelton and Charlotte Wilkins TYPING II AWARD SHORTHAND AWARD HOME EC. AWARDS Jody McConnell Judy Boutwell Cheryl Hughes and Carol Stacy SCIENCE AWARD MATH AWARD SOCIAL STUDIES AWARD Nancy Hill Robert Bowser Ruth Ann Pales Future Homemakers of America Annual Future Farmers of America Religious emphasis week was held the week preceding Easter. This year, four organizations, the Annual staff, FHA, FFA, and the Pep Club, were in charge of the programs on the different days. Each program included a talk by one of the ministers of the community. During this time the students at BHS were once again reminded of their unique privileges as Christians in a free nation and of the responsibility connected with these privileges. Queen Contest Delores Allen, the 1963-64 Annual Queen, with judges, Lola Hall, Ida B. and Wilson Hurse. Jane Ellen Shelton was judged 1963-64 Annual Princess. The Annual Queen contest was held in the Blanchard High School Auditorium this year with one judge from each of the Oklahoma City television stations. These judges selected Delores Allen as Queen and Jane Ellen Shelton as Princess. The girls were judged on beauty and poise as they modeled evening gowns and later picked a subject and gave a brief extemporaneous talk on that subject. The other girls who were candidates for Annual Queen are (1. to r.) Carrie Nance. Donna Houck, Kay Hoisted, Doris Freeman, Donna Stacy, Jane Ellen Shelton (princess) and Patricia Shatwell. ATHLETICS Football 1963-64 LION'S FOOTBALL TEAM Top row (L to R) Mike Hughes, Carl Aldridge, Gary Whitford, Glenn Gray, Bob Davis, Dean Clanton, Frank Wilson, Ronnie Killmer, Bob Sperry. Middle row (L to R) Larry Bridwell, Raoul Childs, Larry Hager, Larry Lietzke, Richard Ashford, Jim Elliott, Ronnie Morton, C. W. Chapman, Robert Bowser. Bottom row (L to IQ Alvin Reeves, Ronnie Hoisted, David Lietzke, Jerry Oglesby, Allen Aldridge, Jerry Brooks, Ray Adams, Terry Foster, Gary Mitchell CO-CAPTAINS Frank Wilson and Bob Sperry COACHES Coach--John Sill Assistant Coach—Richard Waggonner Terry Foster, Larry Lietzke Bob Sperry, Jerry Brooks, Gary Mit- Vy Ay Ronnie Hoisted, Ronnie Morton j,«te ij Ray Adams, C. W. Chapman, Dean Clanton, Allen Aldridge, Jerry WM °glesby Glenn Gray, Gary Whitford, Carl Aldridge, Mike Hughes. Larry Bridwell, Bobby Reeves, Bob ijf Davis, Frank Wilson, Jimmy Elliott r.‘ Richard Ashford litford David Hill Baseball Glenn Gray Tommy Shepherd Dick Waggoner Charles Dewbre Mariana Wilson Guard Linda Lane Guard Jane Ellen Shelton Forward Doris Freeman Guard Camille Blagg Guard Jen Burris Forward (L. to R.) Linda Lane, Doris Freeman. Mariana Wilson, Vicki Elliott, Nancy Worthington, Jane Ellen Shelton. Coach Vicki Elliott Forward Nancy Worthington Forward I Linda Whinery Guard Judy Burris Forward Paula Knox Guard Jody McConnell Forward y HKay Hoisted Forward Betty Lewis Judy Burris Mariana Wilson Co-Captain Captain All-Conference Vicki Elliott Doris Freeman First Team Second Team LINE UP Larry Lietzke Shelby Stevens Mike Hill Robert Bowser Richard Ashford Dick Waggoner ADVERTISING APCO SERVICE STATION Groceries - Ice Tires Accessories RAY KNIPPELMIER CHEVROLET Friendly Service Floyd Adams, Owner Phone HU 5-3333 Res. Phone HU 5-3789 Blanchard BEN FRANKLIN STORE WILLOW 5 And IOC NURSING HOME % Marjorie Sewell, Mgr. Pho. HU 5-3346 Professional Care For Senior Ci t izens John L. Oil beck, Owner HU 5-3655 Nurse On Duty 24 Hours A Home Not a Hospital The Finest In Meats, Produce, And Friendly Service HU 5-3550 Blanchard Charles Bergman, Manager Finest Electronic Equipment Large Frame Selection Seniors Our Specialty 25 Years Experience So Very Dependable Enid Oklahoma THORTON, GILMORE, AGEE INSURANCE AGENCY First State Bank Building HU 5-2333 Blanchard Oklahoma RED CROSS DRUG PRESCRIPTIONS Your Money Buys More In a REAL Drug Store M. F. Clardy, Registered Pharmacist M. F. Clardy, Jr, Registered Pharmacist HU 5-3305 B1anchard RITZ THEATRE HU 5-3717 Blanchard 'Movies Are Better Than Ever HOUCK'S Econoway S- Service Phone HU-5-2462 Lloyd Houck JOE HUMPHRIES Plumbing S- Electric Furniture S- Appliances Phone HU-5-3355 Blanchard Res. Phone DI-4-6560 Dibble WILSON TEXACO Wash S- Serv ice HU-5-3349 MOBIL STATION Paul Gene HU-5-2527 B1anchard Your Clothes Best Friend SUPREME CLEANERS Lloyd Bowser HU-5-3686 Congratulat ions To The Graduates PENN SPRAYING INC Blanchard, Okla. RITE WAY IGA Blanchard, Oklahoma Friendly Service And Lower Prices Congratu1 at ions Seniors 1964 SOONER TELEPHONE A COMPANY Your telephone company is always in the process of making the BEST service BETTER Compliments of LLOYD GARRETT 0 For the Best In Food Go to HUB LIL’S DRIVE IN ENJOY COCA-COLA Congratu1 at ions Seniors 1964 Students Welcome BLANCHARD HAROLDS DAIRYLAND FEED SEED HU 5-2540 Leon Poag, Owner Harold and Donna Fertilizer-Farm Supplies RITE-WAY CAFE DANIELS DRY GOODS Blanchard, Oklahoma The best in materials select ion, flower arrangements. HU 5-2450 ready-to-wear MOORE'S TV REPAIR Sales and Repa i r Blanchard, Oklahoma DEPARTMENT STORE BLANCHARD'S OLDEST CORKY'S SINCLAIR Headquarters for: GAS and OIL GROCERIES ICE Corky Isabel 1, Owner BLANCHARD HARDWARE Phone HU 5-3337 Quality Merchandise at a Reasonable Price EISENHOUR’S FUNERAL HOME Congratulates the Seniors of '6k Donna and Harold INTER COLLEGIATE PRESS Kansas City — Winnipeg Yearbooks — Yearbook Covers Diplomas — Graduation Announcements USA ' I ■ 4 � � f • — 2 i I y 'O’y I ’ y • ♦c V t % ' r. g ' '•