Bristow High School - Log Yearbook (Bristow, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1953 volume:

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FA The lug 1953 published by the students of Bmsrow HIGH SCHOOL Bklsrow OKLAHOMA EDITOR IN CHIEF Nan Massey ASSISTANT EDITOR Verna Mae Zeek BUSINESS MANAGER Phyllis Snyder SECRETARY Dolly Wxlllams GENERAL STAFF Baileys Donald Baker Monta jean Carman Raymond Cash Reba Dowdy Bob Ehas Donna Ford Betty Foster Ruth Frye Lu Gxbson Judy Hendncks Ann Hughes Claudeen Hughes Sarah Hutson Dons Jackson jerry Kxlgore Gaul Lewxs Norma Jean Lupe Bxll McMorr1s Charlene Mrller Russell Nesser Maunce Qualls I-Iarnet Sechler Margaret Seeberger Mmme Tnernan joan Wheeler Mary Williams jean Wnght Alyne PHOTOGRAPHY Mrs Mane Arthurs Mr Leon Davxs Donald Hutton Mr Kenneth Wall Mrs R P Wltt FACULTY ADVISER Mrs Marie Arthurs Foreword We of the Log staff hope we have preserved for you m these pages a V1SlblC record of sectxons of Brrstow I-hgh School lxfe 1952 S3 the memorxes of whxch you may cherxsh m the years to come If thus book has a theme xt 1S ln the nature of a phxlosophlcal challenge to you to develop to the utmost your abmlrtxes character and capacx tres for a great and good llfe We belleve that the yesterdays of ones lxfe quxckly merge mto the world of memorles that the todays are the reahtles of youth and that we should so hve the todays that there may be many glorxous to morrows A mxlhon thanks from us to the good people of Bristow who have contrxbuted m so many un selfish ways that we mlght brmg you this the 1953 Log The Log Staff 53 THE LOG became so named rn 1940 when Bnstow High School resumed publrcatmn of a yearbook of its actrvrtres We thmk of Brrstow Hugh School as a shrp marmed by powerful Purple Prrates THE LOG rs a record ol our ships progress 2 1 . , - , 7 Q . 1 , . 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' g 3- Tahle ot Contents TITLE PAGE STAFF DEDICATION TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION ACTIVITIES Student Counul Athletics Pep Club Vocal Muslc Band Projectxomst Club F H A F F A Industrxal Arts Speech Thesplan Troupe jolly Roger Dlstrxbutrvc Educatxon Latm Log Lxbrary Club Homeroom Program Dnver Educatxon HONORS THE STUDENT BODY Sophomores jumors Semors ADVERTISING AUTOGRAPHS HIDDEN TREASURE A PLEDGE TO OUR TOWN ll Congratulations BRISTOW HIGH SCHOOL On the eve of 1ts gomg to press, the Log hears the good news of Br1stow Hlgh Schools wmnmg one of the Prmcxpal School Awards made by Free doms F oundat1on, Valley Forge, Pa To be one of two h1gh schools m the South and Southwest and one of the few hogh schools of the entxre Umted States consldered outstandmg for efforts to per petuate the Amerxcan way of lxfe IS an honor of dlstmctlon for Brlstow Hlgh School The award mcludes a film lxbrary and a tr1p for a teacher and a student to Valley Forge, Pa -4. 5-,. ' I9- V' r ,, ,.s in-if Q 45 DR B R NICHOLS Superintendent of the Bmfow Publu: Schools l Dr. Nichols, active in civic and church organizations in Bristow, holds the B.A. degree from the University of Tulsa and the M.S. and Ed.D. degrees from Oklahoma A. and M. College. He is a member of Kappa Delta Pi and Phi Delta Kappa national honorary educational organizations. Charaeterized by a serenity of mind a sense of fair play cogmzance of the deeper meanings of life and a regard for eternal values Dr Nichols inspires those who work with him with a greater regard for the Golden Rule and a deeper re spect for the brotherhood of man So high as a tree asprres to grow, So Pugh wrll rt nna an atmosphere surted to rt THOREAU XD VD if bex THE BOARD OF EDUCATION left to rughl Mr Herberf Abraham Mr Jock Wagoner Dr B R Nichols Supernnfenden! of Schools Mr Earl Broce Mr Dan Hol lndoy and Mr Earl Ford president of the boord Mr Sims at all times sensitive to the problems of his school, cooperates with patience and understanding, and en Joys an immense popularity which grows out of sound values Positwe dignified reserved and informed Mr Slms maintains the utmost confidence of the teachers in the ad mmlstration and, at the same time, mamtams a certain morale which gives tone to the student body and encourages it to do its best at all times Feet on the ground and head in the clouds, Mr S1 is an ideal principal, truly one of the mdispensables of B H S -5. elf' M H H S S Pnncupol of the Bmtow Hugh School X e 'U s r 1 1 r 'lu n - Nm. . . sh u ' ' . . . , , H l 'is' l .. 3 :far -f- -1 N r ff .la . . l ,-qx Q, - 2 , C1 if ' ' ,, X! . gl l - 4, l r . ' f ' Q Q l 1 D ' i ' ' I ' 1 - . - ' I ' ', . , , . f - I . . , K . . , . . , , . V . . - 'B ! 4 J . . i at ' n I 'rns . . . . H. . ,, R. . . IM MARIE STEWART ARTHURS Engllsh Publlcatlons Graduate Fayettevulle fArkl Business College BA MA Unlversuty of Arkansas Grad uate study Unuversuty of Chl cago Umversaty of Mmnesota Umverslty of Tulsa W B BLACKBURN Athletacs BS Central State College Graduate study Oklahoma A and M College ESTHER ARNOLD BURRIS Soclal Studles Speech BS Central State College Graduate study Unlversuty of Southern Callfornna BILLIE T CAPE Dlstrlbutuve Educatlon BS Central State College MS Oklahoma A and M College Graduate study Okla homa A and M College HELEN ARRUTH Busrness Educatuon Publncatlons BA Unlverslty of Kansas Graduate study Unuversuty of Kansas MS Oklahoma A and M. College. i -67 KATE BALDRIDGE COREY Dean of Glrls Latnn BA Central State College MA Colorado State College of Educatlon Graduate study Northwestern Unlversuty LOLA BEST COVEY Soclal Studies Dnrector of lnstructlon M A Umversl y Tulsa Graduate study Un versuty of Mexlco Oklahoma A and M College Umverslty of Tulsa JESSIE FREELAND Plano BA Beaver College tPal Graduate study Waynesburg College lPal Progressuve Se rnes School of Muslc CMoJ JOSEPH L FUSCO Instrumental Musnc BM E Unwersrty of Okla homa M M E Unuversrty of Oklahoma GLADYS CARMAN GRANDIN Plano Organ B M Umverslty of Oklahoma NEVA M GURLEY Mathematics Home room Program Director B A M A University of Okla homa CLYDE LEFORCE Director of Athletics Driver Education BS Oklahoma A and M College VIRGILENE MARSHALL Home Economics BS Oklahoma A and M College Mrs Newton not regularly employed by the public school assists gratuitously in its public programs WANDA FORD NEWTON Rhythm Work A.A. Bristow Junior College- B.A, Oklahoma A. and M. College- Graduate study: Okla- homa A. and M. College. Mrs. Newton not regularly employed by the public school- assists gratuitously ' its public programs. MILDRED M. NICHOLS Vocal Music English 8,A. Kansas Wesleyan Ui. versity' M.A. Northwestern University- Additional study: University of Oklahoma 0 a- homa A. and M. College Colo- rado College. DALE PEEVEY Athletics BS Oklahoma A and College EARL H POWELL Vocational Agriculture BSA Oklahoma A and M College GROVER RAINS Athletics BS Oklahoma A and College A. J. SAMPSON Biology Chemistry B.S. M.S. ,Oklahoma A. an M. College. CHARLES SEABOLT Typing B.S. Ed. Northeastern State College- Candidate for M. Ed. Oklahoma University. HAL H. SIMS Principal, Social Studies B.A., Northeastern State Col- leges M,A. Oklahoma A. and M, College' Graduate study: George Peabody College for 3' Teachers if l 2 DARREL F STILES Industrial Arts BS Central State College MS Oklahoma A and M College ARDIS WESTON Secretary, Superintendent's Office PAULINE SAM PSON 5 X Registrar GRACE WENZLAFF N Librarian Study Hall BA Central State College Q, BA in Library Science Uni versity of Oklahoma The students and the people of the Brlstow area can be justly proud of the faculty of the Brlstow Hxgh School These teachers are well quallhed by experlence and by formal tramxng m colleges and unxversltles to serve their school An exammatnon of the degrees held by Brxstow teachers mdlcates that m professlonal trammg the local teachers may be counted among the best teachers of the state and nat1on Brxstow teachers hke thexr commumty They wxlhngly partlclpate ln the church and c1v1c actlv 1tlCS of the city and are eager to add thexr strength to enterprxses whxch make a bxgger and better Bristow 9 ELDA BIDDLE Secretary Curriculum Office BUILDING A TEMPLE He wrought rt wrth grace and slull Prllars and grams and arches All fashioned to work hrs will Men said as they saw its beauty lt shall never know decay Great rs thy skill O builder Thy fame shall endure for aye A teacher burlded a temple Wrth lovmg and mfrmte care Planmng each arch with patience Laying each stone with prayer None praised her unceasmg efforts None knew of her wondrous plan For the temple the teacher burlded Was unseen by the eyes of man Gone rs the burlders temple Crumbled mto the dust Low hes each stately pillar Food for consuming rust But the temple the teacher burlded Wrll last whrle the ages roll For that beautiful unseen temple Is a child s rmmortal soul Author unknown We I A A f fn . ., , L l L A 1 , x X . . . ' Ex , , f Q .', I ' , A builder builded a temple, I Buildings in ll K gill 111 5' ,-1 ,,f' ,L Y D w :P The Clmxc Bunldmg m whlc classes un Instrumental and ve cal music as well as asrucul lure are held as valued al 550000 ll .aa Ill alll ,. '-. :.sl5e?'c:ndFn.:lamIll':::s:Ii alggegagphed on lhe day of :fs deducahon, was zomplglgd In 10- Bnslow Hugh School has an rollmenf of 283 sludenls and employs seventeen teachers lhls buuldmg wnlh :ls furmlure and equnpmsnl As valued al S575 000 The Board of Educahon Bualdmg houses the olluces of Ohe Super mlendent, his secretary and the school board I l ' ' an- , 25. . . ' , . . f ' e ff sg . . - , I f .:...liZ':4 ' . ' V D, ,f ' .E ,UP-U 4 - 2.1, .. - v 1' 2 1,- ff-!?.-Lf'1:?f 0 ll ws -A ', +A .f , 5 -W'2iQ'si 'ii I . 1' ' 75. 4 . ' ' A-' ' A I ' 7' ' l ' A 0 -l1QT ,l- ll L, - -Viz'-LZ ' - - '- ,, If J, ' if rigwq' L: X1 , li Li, - .'.j!'2'. ix , -511: x A: I V I Q l ' ' -1 -o . . A . 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Q ' -o 'N ' , F . ' -' A 3 + ff W -. , .- 1 , 'u , .1, .5f 3-1-Vf ' K., ' 1 . A ' I 1 .- u'l - 5' A-J.. .JV -A , -.. ,:mV.. - t. v-- niYI L le' Y 4 . . ' f 4 At. , . k 1 - ,Ama -I .r . ' ' ' ' - Q l 4 , Mjfwui ligf, N . I :gg-iS'l'l:1f2f Wi , .. ., 'H-I 1... 4.-1' BUS DRIVERS I gh gh! J M M C yd MR. JOHNSON WRIGHT Head Cusi d' The Bristow School District was organized prior to Statehood. At the present time it con- sists of both white and negro schools with a faculty of sixty-four members-fifty-three in the white schools and eleven in the negro schools. The Bristow School District comprises an area of approximately 115 square miles while its transportation system of seven buses covers an area of 150 square miles. Approximately 2572, of the 1700 pupils enrolled are transported. The net valuation of the district for the cur- rent year is S3 995 013. At the present time there is no bonded indebtedness against the district. The physical properties consist of the high school 10th 11th and 12th grades' the junior LETHA WILLIAMS THOMAS HAMILTON todo C st d high school 7th 8th and 9th grades' and two elementary schools all accredited by the North Central Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges. In addition there is a building housing the music departments and the vocational agri- culture program. Also a fine gymnasium, foot- ball field and baseball field are included in the physical properties. The operating budget for the school year 1951-52 was S231000. In the way of improve- ments a new addition has just been made to the Edison Grade School and the Board of Educa- tion is in the process of remodeling all the build- ings. Plans are also in the making for a new shop building to be constructed in the very nea- future. -2- -'..o- C I ganna:-wussuuowuif 1 A Q ' Q f-CTF' . sl A 'GQ A. f f-D' LV Www '1 1 ,1 'I lb , W, , 1' -::: fl '1f1'l'n . --- Q 68 I' 5 Student Assocuatmn xx? Q! .warp - . i' OFFICERS 5 l lf .sw B lL I E Presvdenl or me swam may We the students of BflStOW I-hgh School m order to encourage a grcdter feelmg of loyalty and umty m our school and to afford an oppor tumty for dchmtely orgdnlzcd partlrlpdtxon m the control of studLnt actxvxtles BACK ROW Premdcnl BII luv sponsor Mrs Kon B Corey FRONT ROW treasurer Marcus Wohl xecremry Margaret Sechler M. oravdenl Mamma Afmnaq. 'iw ,- L- N., Q .4 ff ? 's '?.... PRESIDFNT S CABINET BACK ROW Ich lo nghf larry Jackson Mrs Kava B Corey Csponxorj John Chealhum FRONT ROW Iell Io ugh! Reba Cash Donna Elms Dorolhy Punks!! Bull lvps Morcux Wohl Margoul Sechllr Murland Armnlage Don Mullen 14 u n 1 sr .. f' F I ' 4 - , ii' X ' , , A ' , 'x - . s ' f' I . I 4 4 , 4 4 1 . 1 , A x mn Y ' 0 2 x . . 7 I 11 ' ,X S 0 5 2 I rf' f . ' in :M x h I I IP ' , i ' ag , . . , 3 I Q ' I f , Y 0 , ' - . . 1 X H v 1. ' A H - 6 ' I . ' ' X . 54 D l 5 1. , x , I , ,,- ., . 'SHI 4 Above FIRST SEMESTER STUDENT COUN MEMBERSHIP Betly Ford Joan Tlernan Gayle Gass Dorothy Puckevl John Crulchfleld Claylon Coleman Dan Wnle Sham Copprnger Harrie! Qualls Sylvna Shalluck Donna Elras Jean Tuernan Gene Thompson Donna Czeskleba Carolyn Abraham Donna Elccibun Reba Cash Kay Barton Bob Allenswarth Bll Lupe Russell Brewer George Slyman Jam Hur! Glen Harrvs Margaret Sechler Morland Armulage Marcus Wohl and Mrs Corey sponsor Below SECOND SEMESTER STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERSHIP Ellsworfh Lewus Eulas Vann Gorge Slyman Alan Couch Clayion Coleman Marcus Wahl Phyllls Snyder Nan Massey Glen Harms Donna Elnas Dan Lovell Rollan Mallox Mrs Coreyfsponsor, Margaref Sechler Gene Thomason Jerry Jackson Claudeen Hughes Bll lnpe Nanny Sole Bonrue Buue Brllle Jo Booth Jannce Tallenf Muna Jones Kay Barton Reba Cash Bob Allenswonh Carolyn Abraham Roy Rogers and Marland Armitage n r NN X Q 15- - : I 5 ' Y I 1. I .I I I I I ., I I I 5 X V3 -v Q- .1 4 J 19 ' ' 4 E. f, S. 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PQI 'Y I I fx 1 L Slave Week IS the tradltxonal fun week of Br1stow Hlgh School when sophomores sold at auctxon to semors serve thexr masters w1th vxgor and VIOICDCC In add1t1on to the enthusxasm lt arouses Slave Week xs profit able for the Student Counczl whxch sponsors the events and uses proceeds from the sale to finance other projects At the Slave Dance Wh1Ch cllmaxed thxs year s 8Ct1V1tlCS Burns Caldwell and Norma jean Lew1s the best dressed slaves were crowned kmg and queen ,. '1- Shuherbugs at the o :I s phofog ruphy exhxbn I 'CI' NJ 'af ,W ,, , ifiinvgdzafflm W QI s-.f , 1, ' 'lc-,iv . xv 4-.4? Kf?'k':9 'gps ,H ff J +33-3-Y Q: 9' vw it x Q44 93,9 M E' hxgingw a , ah pd 534:51-'I-3 v -an ON Oo H S QQQ3'wP C' fr' -ek 57 ., : . I s' J, LN. -' I I s . 4-Q Q 489' YS A 5 fgifs 4 - 1 J 1 . . . ' ,-Xu' ' 1 q . 1' 4, , Q 5, l - ' P ' iw' Lf . 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Y f H V 173 J A , 7 , , - , , 1- ' -f ' '1 a-- ' U s ' A li -1 fi A , f ,H 4 .. gv, ' , I W W U L i n l .JS , an - 1 ' .. , ., g , 9,4,'l,'- ' r.o. .s. .cu A ,M J, ,, -fQAI1n1J U V' ffl. ,rj -1 .Y e 1952 Football Pirates fl X,- E7,17 . .4 ' 1' 4 9 wh g , 4 1, X 5 R . f' 5 ,Q 1 nl ., , if R 0 ff 'U f 1 WS, ? ' 4 I my 9 4 Q W GK, '. f ff M i is l. R f ' J. , 1, . . Q '-,. ,, .xy D, ks If 1 ,f' 231- 4 fro , 2 - ,. A , ' ' 1 -. ' x ' T.. 'figfie T ,l , t ' ff' I wi: 'Wir ff Y' , Q, BACK ROW, left to right: John Cheatham, Jerry Riley, Kennard Lane, Don Reed, Tom Paxton, Dan Wile, Dick Dennis, Don Kellogg, Charley Crowdy, Don Hallman, James Cole- man, Russell Brewer,sRaymon Elias, and Bus Blackburn, coach. MIDDLE ROW: Mark Wohl, student manager, Jim Hurt, Dan Holliday, jim Wenzlaff, Basil Tallent, Glen Harris, Max Steincamp, Herbie Elias, Lavern Ramsey, john Morrison, Eddy Elias, Lester Hill, and Alan Couch. FRONT ROW: Clayton Coleman, Richard Steinman, George Elias, Darrel Pierce, Roy Rogers, Danny Logan, Benny Teegarden, Bob Lyons, john Baker, Randall Cape, Bob -Allensworth, Gail Kilgore, and Carl Hill, student manager. x l fig, eeen gi zg E9 :Q-5.'H,3ifff!'fi1'. E. va I QQ.. I-'Trix IQSZQ Pirates started slowly but gained withieach 2'8li1c.1 -Coach Bus Blackburn, in his first year as 'Pirate -head coaclg started out with an inexperienced team, weak in reserve strength. 'Under Blackburxfs guidance, the team learned to light hard and to work together. They reached their peak in the last of the season, soundly trouncing the favored Guthrie Bluejays, 26361 This win, combined with a forfeit victory from Chilocco, gavegh Pirates a tie for fifth place in the rugged 8A Conference. Outsider H Conference, the Pirates played their best game against Wewoka, tip. setting the speedy Tigers, 20-14. The Pirate losses for the seasos ,R P 2 came at the hands of powerhouses Ponca City, Stillwater, and hpulpa, fand. at fthe hands of the more evenly matched Blackwely Q 0 . . . . . W' K , Cushing, and Perry teams. Even while losing, the Pirates ek good sportsmanship and fought hard. In virtually every X game the Bristowqgns received fewer penalties than their opponents. ,, 1 HONORARY LETTERMEN Plctured above are Raymond Car man Cleftj and john Cheatham two semors who were prevented from playmg thus year by unfor tunate lnjurles Cheatham m hrs Junlor season last year led the Brlstow team ln rushmg passlng kxckmg and scorxng During the summer however he was ser1ously mjured by the accldental dlscharge of a plstol Thxs mjury left hxm unable to play his last season Car man also a 1951 backfleld letter man was kept from competmg by an mjury to a knee cartllage suf fered whxle worktng last summer his EDDY ELIAS BRICE COLEMAN GLEN HARRIS End, One-year Letterman Back Three year Letterman n One year Letterman I i.BliBllllBll 25 ul 1 GAIL KILGOFSE Back, One-year Letterman use RAYMON ELIAS 0 IE RUSSELL BREWER Tackle, Two-year Letterman CHARLEY GOWDY End, Two-year Letterman Guard, Three-year Letterman AI!-district Honorable Mention, 1952 TEAM CAPTAINS Bob Lyons and Benny Teegarden were chosen by the other members of the squad to lead the team throughout the season. They fulfilled their re- sponsibility by making wise decisions, and by set- ting an example of hard playing and good sports- manship for the team. ' , 1 BOB LYONS Back, Three-year Letterman Co-captain, 1952 All-district, 1952 These senior lettermen formed the backbone of this year's team. Their experience and hustling spirit were largely responsible for any success the football Pirates enjoyed during the season. Even in their sopho- more and junior years, many of these boys were sparkplugs in the Bristow football machine. One of the highlights of the season was the coronation of the 1952 football queen Juanita Pennington, at halftime of the Blackwell-Bristow football game. Pictured left to right are C0-captain Benny Teegarden, who crowned the queen Donna Elias, junior attendantg Basil Tallent, her escortg Queen Pen- nington on the throne, Bob Lyons, co- captain who escorted herg Dorothy Pickett senior attendantg and Eddy Elias her escort. Seated on the throne at the queen's feet are Billye Newton, flower girl, and John Hammons, crown y ' c . Ar 3. -wx xv Q - ...Q x L KNXA My .f PIRATES ON THE OFFENSE-Clayton Coleman gets good downfield blocking from Charley Gowdy Qleft foregroundj and Bob Lyons QNO. SJ, as he breaks loose for a 40-yard run against Blackwell. The play was a reverse, with Coleman taking a handoff from Lyons. He was finally caught on the five-yard line, but the Pirates moved on down to score. However, the Blackwell. Maroons final tally, 21-7. PIRATES ON THE DEFENSE-Gail Kil- gore makes a shoestring tackle from behind and hangs on while Dan Wile QNO. 26D comes up fast to make the stop. This action oc- curred in the Bristow-Guthrie game. The Pirates played their best football of the sea- son to upset the Guthrie Bluejays, 26-6. Benny Teegarden scored twice on brilliant 80-yard runs, and Bob Lyons accounted for the other two touchdowns on runs of 60 and five yards. The game, played at Hafer field, ended the Pirate football season on a suc- cessful note. I -24. , if . Basketball X Nj 553, ev X... viav' sa' S2-af .-4 DALE PEEVEY Coach The basketball Pirates In 1952 53 played In the rugged BA conference for the first tlme In many seasons Though they emerged wlth few wins the Brlstowans gained a reputation for hard Hghtmg lmprovnng steaduly throughout the season the Pirates turned ln their peak performance 1n the end ofthe season regional tourn ament B TEAM-Back row, left to rnght Eddy Elxas, Wayne Harrold, Cleburn Bard, Bxll Holcomb, Herbne Eluos, and R C Brown Front row Coach Ed Allensworth, James Horrun, Ethan Bngpond, John Lunsford, and Richard Gott A TEAM Left to right George Eluas Davud Schramme Glen Harrls Marland Arm: tage Alan Couch Lloyd Betow John Cheatham Gene Thompson Mark Wohl and Rollan Mattox IN CENTER Coach Peevey 26- H .x' JK Wxaj-,t , :N AX, I x A-X Y V P K ! I .. gg n 8 my A l f E X vi ' -- 1 If xi 1 fl ff? ' l i 5, .1 X L my ,, ,,l 1 I . : l . , X Senior Basketball Lettermen ALAN COUCH Center two year Ierterman LLOYD BETOW Center one year lenerman AT LEFT Alan Couch Pnraie leading scorer arches the ball toward the goal as Perry s Wul bur Kenh goes up to block the shot lust a spluf second too late MARLAND ARMITAGE Cupfem Forward two year leftermun 27 3 ABOVE Mark Wohl of Brnstow gets off o lump sho! agomsi Perry GLEN HARRIS Forward one year lenermon Wrestling llueen and Attendants 5 A ug? IDL ei' 'aah ld 'N--r SHIRLEY HERRIN KAYE BARTON HARRIET QUALLS Sp! d . 1 d -29h Wrestling FIRST TEAM lINEUP B ck row left to ugh! Basnl Tallent 54 pounds James Coleman 165 pounds Kennard Lane heavywenghf Jam Hur! 138 pounds and Bruce Coleman 145 pounds Font row O D and Bob Lyons 133 pounds The 1952 S3 Plrate wrestlers rmprovcd steadxly durmg the season under the drrectxon of Coach Grover Rams Though they won only two of ten dual matches the Prrates were a much strongcr team than thelr record mdxcated Four of their loss s were by less than three pomts As usual the Pxrate schedule mcluded all the strongest wresthng teams rn the state In the regronal tournament at Brrstow the Pxrates quahfied hve of thur ten man squad for the state tourna ment At the state meet Brlstow gamcd exghth place whxle competmg wxth Hfteen other schools GROVER RAINS Coach Coach Rams took over the wresthng Job just before the season b gan thrs year He rs a graduate of Oklahoma A and M Col lege, where he gamed a wealth of wresthng expenence under the famous Art Gnffxth While at A and M Mr Rams compxled an outstanding record of vxctorxes and m 1951 was natronal collegxate champxon rn the 177 pound dnvnsron COMPLETE WRESTLING SQUAD Back row lehfo rnghr Coach Rams Andrew Pnrlle Bob Teegarden Don Van zonr Don Reed BII Renfroe and Ellsworth lewns Thnrd row Jerry Rrley Basal Tallenl James Coleman Kennard Lane Jrm Hur! Bruce Coleman and Don Hall man Second row Henry Solomon O D Holi Jerry McGaugh Wayne Thurman Joe Crang Bob Lyons and Lavern Ramsey Front row John Morrrson Fred Coffey Dewayne 1'alIen9 J C Key Junnor Henry Harry Ru! sion and Joe Murphy 30- I l . . A 2 1 'f N n t xt A - . K .L - V , ' , I 1 -1' - 1 - A V' :A I r ,J 1 , 1 'V' , ' ' F .l 2 ' M' UIQ I' S ' r 1 , y I lg l ' ll ' ll l I Q I 1. I 1 - o , r' : ' , 1 1 . z ' , ' : ' , J ' 1 - ' I 4 - E Half, 112 poundsg Jerry McGaugh, 103 poundsg Wayne Thurman, 120 poundsg Joe Craig, 127 poundsg 2 ' 'Q ' . . 1 I . . . . l Q 5' - 1 Y -' - k - . , ' J . r r . ., . ' I 1 I rl .-.nh--wa QI' ,gr-F Above The three graduat ing lettermen Bcb Lyons Basil Tallent and Brice Coleman are shown leaving LeForce Fieldhouse During their high school years they devoted a great deal of time and effort to wrestling Each has earned three let ters in senior high wrestling At right is Basil Tallent, who has lettered for four seasons Tallent really 'found himself this year, and became one of the top point- getters for the Pirates, wrestling at 154 pounds. In the regional tournament, Tallent made weight at 141 pounds and placed third in his division. Senmr Wrestling lettermen At right is Bruce Coleman 145 pound scrapper who returned to B H S this year after service in Korea Coleman also lettered in 49 and 50 before he entered the Army Coleman turned in many line wrestling per formances for the Pirates this year His strength and experience him one of the most sistent winners on team At left is Bob Lyons unquestionably the b st vtrestler ever produced by Brlstow High School Only three state wrestling champion ships have ever been won by Bristow wrest lers and Lyons has won all three of them In his sophomore year 123 pound title and Bob took the state his Junior and senior years he won the title at 130 pounds In addx tion to his champion ships Lyons has never been defeated m high school competition and has a successive victory string stretching back to the eighth grade -311 ? 'T 1:2 A CHEERLEADERS left Oo right Ann Hendrlcks Sylvna Shalfuck Lu Frye Donna Elias Alyne Wrnghf and Doris Hufson FIRST ROW Judy Gnbson Kaye Barton Allce Roberts SECOND ROW Cloudeen Hughes Juanita Pennington THIRD ROW Phyllus Estop Nancy Paxton FOURTH ROW Nancy Newman Mary Burchefte Margaref Murphy Ellen Ostrom Gayle Gass FIFTH ROW Carol Goss Sarah Hughes Doro lhy Packet! Norma Jean lewns Marlory Wahl SIXTH ROW Carolyn Abraham Joan Tuernan Phyllis Snyder Mmme Seeberger SEVENTH ROW Jean Tlernan Harr1efQuoIIs Mania Baker Non Massey Carolyn Jordan .lean wIlllCmS EIGHTH ROW Donna Blackburn Shirley Jackson Ruth Foster Donna Czesklebo Reba Cash Ethel Wasmaner Marylane Neale Dolly Wlllnams The Brxstow Hugh School Pep Club of 1952 53 was enthusxastxc loyal and actrve The Pep Club members decorated the goal posts and cheered durmg football, basketball, and wrestlmg seasons Wnlhng partxcxpatxon m the football, basketball, and wrestlmg queen coronatxons was shown by the members Each Thursday the Pep Club had 1ts luncheon meeting to dxscuss the bus mess of the week and to grve necessary mer1ts for servrce of mdxvxdual members The fourth Thursday of each month was the bxrthday celebratxon for all bxrth days dunng the month For club membership, a student must have a C average and no F's, pay semester dues of 25c, and support all approved school actrvxtxes Twenty new sweaters were added thxs year, and beautxful gold corduroy umforms were purchased by the cheerleaders On February 5 the first annual banquet and regular mmatxon of twenty exght new Pep Club members was held mn the JBBJ Cafe with the total attendance of fifty sux present For the first tlme m the hlstory of the Pep Club the members chose by secret ballot a glrl who was very actxve and loyal xn all actxvxtxes as M1ss Pnrateer of 1953, the honor was bestowed upon Mxss Dorothy Ruth Pxckett The concessron stand for all wmter sports was successfully operated wzth Nan Massey, chairman, and Joan Txernan, co chaxrman One of the outstandmg events of the year was the created enthusxasm for entnes by all school orgamzatxons The Pep Club members assxsted wxth vanous CXVIC member IS lookmg forward to that time of the year will be made Pep Club Parade whxch and school events Each when the ment awards 1. as ,aa W nsanzillfiauwunanssia-f ,,....1 vlhfli2a'XOSf358DiCiQ ,.,.,. an-rx + :af-Jeummnssisnnspn su ialiiiini if QTW6 ........... .. ... K ,gm -rl :aamxsaualnf soanmlsnn 'I 5' wen!-G f l ' fb 4-f 4. . 3e.ala.A..s1.4cmn. A msessi MRS BILLIE T CAPE Sponsor 5 kj: I N----M -r l -4 ' A -' 2' Us -' L' A -L 4. ,J - X 'A , V ', ff' ,W . , , Q fr ' J .s 5 I l an I 4 . r I ,, I FK f sim .3 , ' -',:, n.- up - l X X ': 1,5 Egg I Q ,FYI - I- I ' A , ' - ' ':'s.:: t , i1. 31, I one I, si be U N . ..- , h ,. '- 'L S' ' ' A ' -..... A r ., Q 1 i a......-.-, , ' R x ,OL R U - -4 ll, ' I y , I N - . I . Q s J I, ll ' 1 .- A , ,. 7 A ,nfl 1 if ig E. . 4 K I 'ti X J l ll 3 N. 1 L . . - . . y , E-.r 5 IUURLF . HELD N - 2114 . uv ..- ' YP 1 PEP CLUB OFFLCERS LEFT TO RIGHT Nancy Newman Ellen Clulre Osfrom Margorel Murphy Non Money Sylvrc Fe F1 Fo Fum I smell the blood of a Be he black Or be he blue, He ll be both when We get through .4-v .4 F :H 3 BOTTOM TO TOP Dorn Alyne Donna l 53- ...fo Shattuck bum LEFT Have you got tha! spirit? Yeah, man. ' You gonna keep that spiri!? Yeah, man. ' Well, all ree!! Well, all right! Lef's fight, team, Hght! L. TO RIGHT Alyne Wnghi Sylvm Shoiiuck Doris Huhon Ann Hendricks Lu Frye Donna Ehox FQIJ LEFT YO RIGHT an Myne L sY ' Am' meal: Sylvnu Donna Front Dorn Ann 1: I ' Q V-5 ' 1,22 Puff . , D x V : , ' , , , ' . A H 1 lr 1 -I ' . .- .f-- ee Q r . , 1: we ' 'VA 1- A A ' ef 5 . 'Es 'f . I ' , I Lf . l 51,1 I 4, V 5 .. A : 4 -. '..' '-'Q' 3. f 4 . 1- L- .'.. J X : ' F J 'P- X ' Pi ' ffkw-in , -:i'-r- L. V: 4 .- .X 6 ' 1 H , . U, . I T , U eerlead V Ahh' X 5. 1 .Q vt Q-, 5' -54- 1 1 u 1 I., . S I f aw '- s I I cr- Dorothy P1ckett Mxss Pzrateer of 53 'V' xp s Fl 'war '99 Ls. ANNUAL PEP CLUB BANQUET Puctured above are the Pep Club members and lhmr guests al lhe Annual Pep Club Banquet and mnhohon ceremomes 35- I h C7 . In X J If ' x . ' is 1 nc- x. .Y 'rs f W, 'R ' . A , 4,1 4 I, R 4 ll ' ' 1 I1 . i 51 '- A 4 - , 41,- it, -J-1? 'I' .' I V. ' 2 'Earl AA . - 1 Q , . ' Jw' R Y ! V ' ' V I H ' ' rv ,.. A, s u Q'-r Q -A: rf- . - , 1.5 -X -gl . - -5' ' QV' 'guum xi ' ,..,7 .- , ' WJ Pep Club Parade g-4 an-5.- D gun.-1 VIN The Pep Club sponsored a school pa fade to foster bc-tter School spu t among all sehool orgamzatlons A cash pmze was offered to the pr1ze wmnmg entry Ezght entmes were made m the parade Three loeal busmess people were judges of the parade ef! the Queen leads e porode Lebrary Club Bookworms Sfandmg Mary Curfus and Mary Ann Burchetfe The log enters ns fcvorrfe In mousmes M Wind!!! Lrsf assusfmg va 41 .0-n,qf wa f fwfr Queen Jucmic Pennmg ion wrth cftendcnfs rolhy Pucker! on nna Elms and drnver lee Holcomb Fuvure Homemakers of Amencu prize wmnrng entry C Brown groom Bonnie Bune brnde Cleburn Bard mm lsfer J 0 HA,-N N4 ! f in mum ' DRINK MLA 56- r 'ff ' , 1 ' ' ' 3 'L - '.' 1 ' ' ' l ' I ' ,mt XA H. I . . . X -' al., 2 .' . X I X I . r A ' x ' X A 4 Ari , . - lh . X Aquei' O . . , - , ' . i I . . ' ' I Do ' d 1 - , D0 ' , ' . , Mr, . z' , ' e f ' n .-'-in f f. 'ffl' , X .1 ' 1 -' 1 I ' ' ' ' Kf' r ' -:Q . - -.si 1 ' . f X, . , .F K .k l . . .. 5 A 1 ' -' ' .i , 4 R. . , 5 ' nf ' 4, V ' f ,-H, 1 .. W ,xl .1 X '- - ' ff: fa, L ' ' ,,., Q , , ,,. . 1.-'. is 'fif- o' l V ' . -,U .'i A v . 1' u HF K. K. ' f-if-f qv - . , .A 3 . J ' 1 .ww , ,. , . .. ... , A--L j. , r 'Pi' . .M as .,- i . ' , -1-gf--1-1 . - , 7 L ' , ' ' - V, , I 71- ' I 11' J J 1 1 ' ' f I , 'fU',' x. 1 X ,J I 1 yr 1. jx . 34. , , V' I .xl I .X .'- -.-A The Prroteers proneerrng the first parade Dons Hutson Ann Hen ducks Alyne Wrrght Sylvra Shattuck and lu Frye Student Councrl says Vote Max Sterncamp Kay Barton Gayle Goss and Sham Copprnger 4 qv 6' QCA! 'f F .gl-r.. Ax Distributive Education: The customer is always right. Dorothy Ralston and James Coleman H- u l ,x-sv -37.. The Log enters The talk of the town, driven by Gene Haney and Phyllis Smith. Vo al Muse xv, WHERE VN 'HE WORLD BUT N AMER+CA Troov Wsoliolk ackorvroamsr BACK ROW Blbe a oo' No'a 'rc-darwd Sybrl McCarfy Cyrvrha Hodges Carolyn Jordan Dorothy Pre ef! Paxton Yvonne Harrald Sarah Jane Hughes Shrrley Jackson MIDDLE ROW Ma gore! Murohv Irma Teegarden Kaye Barton Jean Trernan Lee Weaver Arrce Fave Roberts Lynda Thurman Mmnre Seeberger FRONT ROW Ciaudeen Hughes Harrret Quails ry Neil H' F yH ShrrTev De Moss Leah Rahe Adarr Fave Alene Looney Norma Jear- Lewrs Donna Carney CW' ,X 4,-, 5 titgjgig EJUIX If The Glee Club as seen from the baker-y. x.bc. Nancy Anna Sn- xH GIRLS -J 'ini GLEE CLUB lCan!eslI fX bww W lf lk ccom anus! BACK ROW Nola Strickland Sybll McCarty Anna Lee Weaver Carolyn Jordan Yvonne Harrold J Kaxser B e J Tnppy oo o a D Booth Dororhy Puckell Cynthua Hodges Margore! Murphy MlDDlE ROW Shirley Jackson lrma Teegarden Lynda Thurman Shrrley Scarlett Nancy H h M N ll H ll FRONY WOW Paxton Judy Tnbbens Sarah Jane Hughes Jean Tvernan Norma Jear Mclntyre Donna Gladden Cloudeen ug es ary e Faye Alene Looney Phylhs Smurh Alnce Faye Roberts Norma Jean Lewws Horne! Ouolls Kaye Barron Nunnme Seeberger Joan Aslan Shrrley De Mc s Leah Rane Adair Donna Sue Carney Q Y -QN 1- fr rv ?u Zfviiify, aka Q tiixqh .gxkqwfu XR P54 41.7 in -1- The Mvxed Ensemble as seen from the balcony 39 , , ' 5 ,, , , 5 'Q' . up ' .U4 l . :As N v ' K I , , A I . V . Tx D f' -r ' '- V X1 . T I Y' . .P I ,.. ,. i A E gffff , r S f Q 3 ', Q ,5 if '. S ' 5+ 1 ,i ' ' ff Q W if Q s 6 X X Y' THERE ARE SUCH THINGS ACCOMPANIST Trppy Woolfolk SOLOISTS Jean Tnernan Paul Hackett LEFT TO RIGHT counterclackwrse Irma Jean Teegarden Nola Struckland Brllxe Jo Booth Donna Gladden Norma Jean Lewas Claudeen Hughes Sue Carney Mary Nell Hrll Carolyn Abraham Mrnnue Seeberger Lynda Thurman Har net Qualls Judy Tlbbens Shirley Jackson Joan Aston Anna Weaver Dorothy Alrce Roberts Cynthra Hodges an QQA11 rtv-Q nina-xyigr 7 1. 1. i xl. Sybil McCarty Shrrley Scarlett Margaret Murphy nnsrde the heart left to right Kaye Barton Puckett Nancy Paxton Carolyn Jardan 'f 5-. fi. gre:-L-f'1i.z ,aw .3--Kgs f-mg, .Q - 'x I MIXED ENSEMBLE LOOKING LIKE A DREAM Accompamst Trppy Woolfolk BACK ROW left to nght Phyllus Smuth Carolyn Jordan Paul Hackett Shurley De Moss Ann Weaver Kaye Barton Jrmmv Coleman Nancy Paxton Alxce Roberts FRONT ROW Jean Trernan Dorothy Puckett and Cynthra Hodges .40- .I 'ffl I3 . . 5 ' ' ' 2 , :If 'Q :QI .' 1 5' . 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The vocal mus1c dnpartmcnt sinks to promotc good wxll between school and commumty to gwe program sc-rvxce to orgamzatxons and to offer oppor tunlty for VOICC dcvnlopmcnt poxsc and good c1t1znn shlp The muslc repertoxre conslsts of standard muslc from the great masters for group productlon ballads and art songs for solomsts thc Hncst of sacred musnc and modern musxc III orxgxnal arrangements for pro gram use Act1v1t1es thzs ycar havf mcludcd fall muslc festxval publlc concerts culmmatmg 1n thc Sprmg Recltal at vahlch txmc the Queen of the Glec Club was presented pubhc programs of a servxcc nature and partxclpatxon 1n spr1ng contests MRS MILDRED NICHOLS Director Vocal Mum: THE MIXED ENSEMBLE T-ppy Woolfolk occompcnnsi BACK ROW Cnthn Hd D h P y o o ges orot y uckeii Carolyn Jordon Nancy Paxton MIDDLE ROW Jun Coleman Kaye Bar ion lean Tuerncn Anna Lee Weaver Paul Hockefl FRONT ROW Phyllus Smnh Ahce Faye Roberts leoh Rohe Adolf Shurley De Moss -41 -- ssssss jg 1 gf gj - 55' I The Whos Who DOROTHY RUPH PICKET'I pxctured t r1ght was honored bg, the members of the vocal muslc department when by popularlty vote they elected her Sweetheart of the Vocal MUQIC Department 1953 Thls honor IS ex tended each year to a senxor glrl who has worked a Ullfllfflllfll of three years m vocal musxc and who his shown a lllfsh degree of cooperatlon and hne workmanshlp -42 CAROLYN JORDAN pxctured at left 1S thxs years rec1p1ent of the vocal muslc depart ments top Merxt Award Thxs most coveted award xs made to the student who to the best of hxs or her ab1l1ty has durmg a perlod of three years served the department wmth loyalty cooperatxon and Fme workmansh1p BLOW OUT THE CANDLE At rnght Paul Dorothy Phyllls Jlm MIXED QUARTET lContestJ Carotyn Jean Dorothy GLEE CLUB OFFICERS D Puckett presrdent Jordan vlcepresrdent Smuth secretary treasurer C Hodges demerlt secretary N Paxton and S De Moss, hbrananx Alnce Cynthia Anna Kaye f ft i . i GIRLS TRIO gcc,-,peset GIRLS QUARTET fContestl 145. ' 5: t vt QS, , 'S sm, , gi, LL. ,' f' Above: Dorothy, John, Tippy, Jean, John, Carolyn, Paul, . 2 . . 3 .w A - ' , ' , C. , ' - ' , P, , L 1 ' , . g . F I I . 1 . in I 2 .L- The B ristow High Sch , I -,C-V jf-, iv..f--x- Y ,fn , AFA- Y -Ai llgsivils A-J 4,57 Y.--rwwep-1 -Y :-,, .ao-...Q ,- I I , 1 'I ' av L A ef! lo righh Beffy Slrong, Alice Roborls, Irma Teegarden, Judy Fair, Mildred Adcock, Pal Woadall, lloyd Below, Cynlhia Hodges. SECOND rvghl: Charlene Mdlorrls, Carol Plauance, Jerry Tomlin, Judy Tibbens, Kay Kilgore, John Crulchlield, Deanna Pelree, Tom Paxlon, Elaine Schrader, Earl Groom, Pal Williams, Rulh McMorris, Gail Kilgore. THIRD ROW, left lo righl: Earl Newell, Jim Maxwell, Marilyn Sechler, Maiel Bolin, Sherrie Harris, Paul Wood, Earl Clark, David Schramme, Keifh Miller, Jimmy Homner, Billy Gurley, Donna Bishop, Virginia Polm, Donald Rogers, Ronald Burgess, Bobby Soulhard, Jim Coleman, Pafricia Parnell. FOURTH ROW, leff lo right: Kennelh DeMoss, Burris Nocliell, Ted Schrader, Shirley DeMoss, Mary Mascho, Carl Linder, Dickie Cearley, Frank Groom, Steve Fosler, Donald Shattuck, Mr. Fusco, 144- L L 5 Concert Band . , x, - . ' ,A-Q -, 4-,V ,,-,gs -, , W1 ,,, .vs W as ,W 24-55:17 .A i i A - 4i1i,.g,-,j A9 ,Mil a ' - f - ik '- - IW f' , . , ,- Q ,-,, Q. 'T si . 1 3 FE! y' A fN -Q if ivy 'WV Q xv Q1 Q, e to-s-ef--frw-2 Thxs year the Concert Band has made trxps to Pawnee Norman Emd Wewoka and Tulsa The organlzatlon IS proud of the xmprovements lt has made throughout the year The Annual Sprxng Concert at whlch the queen IS crowned IS an event to whlch all look forward xt IS an evemng filled wlth musical tx eats. ..-451 Bristow Highschool 31 . i - f g .H g f ff? 4 1 -'dll' 'J-if 1 i 5. 1' f 'f .6 5 ' T , if ii I Q 7 if ' , ia 3 ' - Q24 'ii l I f fr 'yi' 5 .1 11 i: Y KA ? if 0 fi...---, .- f i L2 eeea M- 1 Fa- W W ',i'5 3 ' Q' A iz I' M W' M h T gr If , -f -V ai AT f ' A .' 2 ' ' -4- 1 ,. .. , A X y 5 3 ! 4. 5 , , - 11 . - ' , ' ., f r 5 D' In . I 4 4 F M - J 1 '4 ' Q' vs'-4' I l yr I' lik f ,V fr' ij' , 1 , :E . ff T i., '- 'Rf in, N. my .- of .Q- , rainy? 4 1: 41.33 . .35 ,- I.. Qu- '.? 'L-72. 4 Nl!!! OKLAHOMA CITY PARADE, STATE FAIR Irma Teegarden, Cynthia Hodges, Mary Mascho, lwirlersp Roy Snyder, Frank Groam, Palricia Parroll, Dick Cearley, Earl Groom, Tommy Paxlan, Billy Gurley, Elaine Caves, Earl Clark, Ronnie Schrader, Keilh Miller, David Schrarnme, Deanna Petree, Kenneth De Moss, Teddy Schrader, Ronald Burgess, Judy Tibbens, Maiel Bolin, Judy Fair, Lloyd Below, Burris Coldwell, Carol Plaisance, Jim Maxwell, .lim Coleman, Betty Slrang, Donna Pickell, Charlene McMorris, Alice Faye Roberls, Marilyn Sechler, Mildred Adcock. .461 Marching Band fn! -if 1---f f.. L! Ili I 3 I 1111417501 fhfwmnf' A .I CHRISTMAS PARADE IN TULSA Left to right: Don Crawford, Drum Maiar, Shirley DeMoss, Band Queen, Cynthia Hodges, Head Twirler, Irma Teegarden, Mary Mascho, Twirlers, lst rank: Joseph Fusco, Director, Jimmy Coleman, Don Rogers, Jerry Gartman, Bobby Southard, Patricia Parrott, 2nd rank: Gail Kilgore, Tommie lu Bettis, David Mallory, Frank Groom, Dell Palm, 3rd rank: Burris Caldwell, Earl Clark, Jimmy Hammer, Billy Gurley, Steve Foster, 4th rank: Sherrie Harris, Maiel Bolin, Elaine Caves, Deanna Petree, Ruth McMorrisg 5th rank: Ronald Burgess, Judy Tibbens, Paul Hackett, Janice Billbe, Kenneth DeMass, Paul Wood, oth rank: Tommy Paxton, Keith Miller, Carol Plaisonre, Judy Fair, Donna Bishop, David Schromme, 7th rank: Carl linder, Teddy Schrader, Ronnie Schrader, Betty Brown, Alta Bettis, 8th rank: lloyd Betow, Jerry Tomlin, Donna Pickett, Ray Snyder, Betty Strong, Marilyn Sechler, Earl Newell, 9th rank: Mildred Adcock, Patricia Woodall, Alice Faye Roberts. ...47... if 3.3 GAIL KILGORE SHIRLEY D MOSS CYNYHIA HODGES Band llffucers MR JOSEPH FUSCO pf' II 115 ..,N 1- 'C' Aucs noasszrs CHARLENE M Moms BUSINESS COMMITTEE lb' MARY MASCHO LLOYD BETOW up it IRMA TEEGAIDEN BETTY STRONG librarian .43- Band Queen s Q SHIRLEY DE MOSS -49 il gifs. to 'Q 4295 iz: Anon Award lhe 'Na uonal Aruon loanluluon Award for tutstandunp., mu cal achuuuuuent was t scrubcl o Wy tu llrustwu llleh School Band Boosters u un 151 ug award us grutuuted tr tht ont graduating student each year who has contribute most us uuuu al orgunuatuon during lm school carter lhe rollowun reuu rementx are tonsuocrtl un clousunu, ulut National Aruon loundatuon Awar W111nCr llttter than axirugc seholastuc standing C o operation our and about normal dutits C emrul nuusueuanshup Nlusut Performance Atttndunce Ambition Diligence luuspuratuon to others Personal habits Uualufutd to carry on the hest tradutuons of the school A vuunner of a supernr rating at state musuc contest 'I ue name of tht vsunmr us registered wuth the National Aruon Award Foun datuon Headquarters so that ut may he furnished to many college that Offer musutal scholarships Iluc winner of the Nutuonal Aruon loundatuon Avmrd this year is Cynthia Hodges Cvnthua has been uuth the Bristow music department for seven years Her attuxututs which nuerut the award are as follws 1948 lunuor Hugh Dustrutt Band Festuval Sapulpa Oklahoma flute lunuor Hugh School Band Xu ard Bristow lunuor Hugh School flute Dustruct One 'Vlusuc Contest Cushing Oklahoma I-'xcellent rating flute Oklahoma flute 1949 Oklahoma ARM State Band Clinic Stullvs ater Oklahoma twurlung Senior Hugh School lttter B Award Bristow Hugh School 1950 All State Band Stillwater Oklahoma flute Iunuor Hugh School Band Festival XY'ull Rogers Hugh School Tulsa Oklahoma flute Tru State Band Testuval Fuuud Oklahoma Yxcellent rating flute Unuversuty of Oklahoma Tvuurlers Short Course 1951 Dustruct Instrumental Contest Tulsa Oklahoma Excellent Plus rating flute State Instrumental Contest Stillwater Oklahoma Superuor ratung flute Wah Shunga Pah Music Camp Scholarship Finals Oklahoma Baptist Unuversuty Shawnee Oklahoma Scholarship award given by Federated Womens Club of Oklahoma Chenille Lvre Award Brustow Hugh School Western State College Cunnuson Colorado Concert Band flute Western State College Cunnuson Colorado Mauorette Corps twurlung Tulsa Band Festival Tulsa Unuversuty Tulsa Oklahoma flute 1952 Gold Key Award Bristow Hugh School All State Symphony Orchestra Unuwersutv of Oklahoma Norman Oklahoma f ute Sorosus Club Award of Tulsa Oklahoma Wah Shunga Pah Music Camp Ponca City Oklahoma Oklahoma Federated Women s Clubs Award Wah Shunga Pah Music Camp Ponca City Oklahoma Western State College Cunnuson Colorado Head Malorette Precision Marching Band Western State College Gunnison Colorado Symphonic Band flute Tulsa State Band Contest Tulsa Unuversuty Tulsa Oklahoma Superuor ratung twurlung Southwestern Sf1lC Regional Marchung Contest Snyder Oklahoma Superuor rating twurlung Central State Reeuonal Marching Contest Midwest City Oklahoma Superuor rating twurlung Outstanding Tvuurler and winner of the Furst Place Trophy Midwest City Okla homa 1953 Aruon Award Cold Medal and lapel Pun National Aruon Foundation Bristow Hugh School Band Boosters Cluh All State Svmnhony Orchestra Unusersutv of Oklahoma Norman Oklahoma flutc Cynthia all appeared wuth the following Oklahoma marching bands as guest twurlunuz soloist Flk City Hugh School March Band Midwest Cuty Hugh School Marching Band Unnersuty of Tulsa Marchung Band Pawnee Festuval Parade Roosevelt Festival Parade 50- I fl., Nr' . ' 5- u. - n '- si' 'xl -. . Y , , . ' I, hrs f.uD H, t l ' le t ' K' . ' ' t,l b l' . Th' X , - , . . . I . u , . , . , . - d the . to li u sf n ' ' Y ', 1 f --. - ' ' g .a- -A ff 4 2, I - , .. ' .. '. 3. I 1 . ' ' Q- 4 4. u -- 5. - . - 6. . . 7. - 8. . V A f 9. , ' 1 uo. c 1 ' '- . 3 5 11. f A . ' . ' -Iunior High School District Band Festival, Will Rogers High School, Tulsa, . I . . V A 1 I 1 i ue: -- -. . tg.. ' ' ' ' V 1 Ar V u i u D l ' I I , , - 4 . , , it Q ef ' 1 . 1 ' . , ' . U ' . , ' . ' l , , , , ' 'K . . . , . . 1 u . - . , i i , , i 6 ' H I H ' A v ' ' I 4, - - . . A' I , - 1 v - wL.w:,,-- geiwk . .I . l V K 1 . g' I' . '. .1 X-D, Ahm. , CYNTHIA HODGES -51- TWIRLERS Mary Mascho Cynthua Hodges Irma Teegarden ,X-rv GRADUATING SENIORS ft o rrght back row lloyd CONTEST SOLOISTS left to rnght first row Steve Foster Betty Strong Cynthua Hodges Betow Jrm Coleman Paul Wood Paul Hackett Gaul Kal Pctrlcla Parrott Burns Caldwell SECOND ROW Kenneth DeMoss Kevth Muller Elame gore FRONT ROW Cynthva Hodges Alxce Roberts Char Caves Bobby Southard tene McMorrrs Shrrley DoMoss Not prcfured Jrmmy Wen: a 52 SAXOPHONE QUARTET left to rrght Ga I Krlgore Kennard Irvme Sherrro Horns Randall Cape RR g E' R 5 I R U 1 4 . , I G 4 ,. f .fr O ' ,, K V, 5 ,! I ,w v ' , 1 A U ,I ' , f , ,. -' t, . , - , I , - , , z 1 , . S ' -1 1. A 1 ' 1 - nn. ' , ' r Prujectlnnlst llluh lk 4- The club ofTvcers are shown here usrng lhe school s new lapc recorder ey arf. In'l lo rl Harold Whrle secretory Roy Dole Snyder Mcnelce Ireasurcr vm. presrdnnl Do cvcll pre r env a d The enhre mofnbershnp of lhe Prolechonrsl Club as shown here Roy Snyder vm: presrdenl us demonslralnng he use of the movre proleclor The club members If lo rrqhl are John Crulchefild J M Menelee Gene Thompson irchard Gall Jerry Rrley Don Lovell Lesler Hull Harold Whrle Roy Snyder Roy Campbell Herman Slarrell and Elmer Laird The PI'OjLLt1OIl1'sl Club IS one of Brmstovl High School s newest and most useful orgdmzatxons Its objcctwcs mc to scrxc our schools .and our com mumtx at mx Uma .and place where audlo vrsudl .nds .arc uscd for 1usUuQt1on.1l purposns to provxde m school tlqillllllg III rccordmg and projectlomst slfllls .md to foster fTlfI1dSlTl1JS that g,rovx from a shdud .md plcdsurriblg undutukmg., fhc Pxojcctxomst Club uscs and mamtams the movmg plcturc projcctor hlmstrxp .md shdc hlm QFOJLKIOIS opaque projector tulutilulcs VNIIL and tape recorders and pxcture press In addxtlon to mstructmg nts own members the club trams and works wlth the jumor hugh school projcctromst proctors uc ured above es Ms l c Covey sponsor of the club 547 .7 Elmer Larrd Rrchord Golf Gene Thompson and Herman Slorrell are pnclured above Roy Compbcl Jerry Rrley John Crulchfield and lesler Hull ore Shown here usrng grouped around lhe school s opaque proledor Ihe record player S3- I I I .A x . .4 , .1 I . 1 V . I '. 'rs 4. if,-,. X-f - I -J 1 ' 1 Z r ' , r , . . . . ' - , -V . -ij. L. . A . . , . . - 5- , 4. , ., b. 1 . . - , ,V , 1 A ,A . .R 1 N . . .- -xx I. , s '. .-Y - I .1 ,'-. ' ' - Th -, , 'gms 5 ' ' 'fr 5 ' , g , ' - g n L , fsld , n J. M. E' ' D V . J I' I he ' ' 1... 3 rf ' ' .. -- 1 lx 1 . I . r ' -, . . . . , . l ' . - . V . P-' - '4 ci Bl I I - . , ef lk , r - 1 . 4 li . . N r 1-M -- -- -- M..........,-.-,, r :O 1 I . F5911 ' . . . Jffffiif ,H V . 5 A T - , t . J Is Future Hnmemakers nf America 'U NANCY NEWMAN Treasurer E-si DONNA CARN EY Song Leader 5 O u' nl kl.-- MONTA JEAN BAKER Secretary BEVERLY ARMER Parl omentanan QMAKFRS I O13 X 4' Nfw H llmcers MISS 1? 'Q' fd. BONNIE BUIE Presudenf VIRGILENE MARS Sponsor 54- HALL DONIVEE LAUNIUS Hnsforlon TWILA RISENHOOVER V ce Presudenf 'XL Z 4-s Q Q FAYE W I NN Reporter Q 5 L.. NEDRA THURMAN Chcplcm rl +0 I 0 1 5 vf. I-. ' I E , , V J 1' Qt 'I7 Og 1 I I I 1. 0 QQ' A 5. i X K 1 A wg ' I XX I rx :ixg --.nl- 4' if I Q 3 5: ' I xii.- E, I Q . Q ia . 'Qs 2 xx N, Q .ix , Ryfvl 5- QK. 'Rf I-. 6- I ..,, ' 1 A' LJ-.1 ,al E , .f ,Z ..- Presenlrnq flowers lo school drqnnarru durrng lnmaaron week r lc rr 1 Wrupplng packages lor sludcnlx rn lorerqn qounlrres r lo rr Bonne Colleen Taylor Helen Carr Shrrley Armrlugc Belvo Sue Doles ond Velrnu CCH Henshuw Colleen Taylor Helen Curr Shurley Armrlage and Velma Cunlrell HB Pvll .w- i- an , loolung over plans lor slale rally lell lo rrghl Nancy Newman Monlu leon Commnlee workrng out plans lov year s work le lo rrghl e h Raye Adarr Boller Mus Murshcll Sue Carney Belvu Sue Dcles Bonnle Bule and Twrlo Palsy Ducks Ellen Clone Oslrom Phyllis Eslep and Janice Tulle Rrsenhoover Q NOON LUNCH MEETING lell lo rrghl Mary Dcvu Pcullne Calvin Belly Brown Shrrley Pulls Polucru Eldrrdge Wanda Marlrn Phyllrs Solomon Donna Mudgell Joan As lon Lynda Thurman and Shrrley Scurlell 55- - S. . I , 5 . ' . . V YA V vu . ., .F -K ' Q V 1. N A . . r I V' I s' ' Y ,I 1 . ' 1 1 V. I I yy, 4 , I , ,, -1 , - I ,X ' Q Q ' ' - Lel 'gui A - Lel 'gm ' HI , , , , , , , , . , 1 'i .1 1 ral 3 , xl. fs ' K ,Pj gi' r- X v , f. .. 'I I k 1 . ' . A I lf'- ' r ' - 'm ,,.. 2. , ' - ' : , ' ' ' - ll ' : l o ', r I r f 1 I I r l I r I r I r 4 71 rf rl , , A 4 , . E 4 ' S a C 1 .L f J, j ,, 5 ,, lg 233, ' ,- f 1 1 A. - . r A I. '- . ,! .. . Future Farmers of America f-FN Q A f's A A .1 KG. Qs. F f 'wi FIRST ROW left fo J V Mc oll C Id o Cho le FOURTH ROW left o p ge B I Beth 'if SS'- 'Vv Rx . W 0,510 QAORRFAQQ 9 Q J rim 455 L Q' uh gh M o ns? udc D ayne Talle Cho le R ney Ted Wo O D Holt Ge old Hen ho ghn SECOND ROW left 9 r gh! Joe M phy o 11 s Ho y B Il Renfroe Doyle Tcbo Do dy He y Sol mon M ke Kelly R bert Webb THIRD ROW e I ghf W Ily Boz orfh Glen Kuyken B oc W Iso B Ily Ch d e bl eo Hen y Do ld Vanzonl f g Ge cz Cor e C c e on e 1 Ha es Peeper J s d u e Ge e Webb R y Ca pbell Brrstow F F A Chapter Number 156 was rssued and granted 1ts charter on the first day of january 1937 Slnce that txme the chapter has grown mto a large orgamzatron operatrng under the State Constr tutlon and By laws Its total mcome amounts to S300 S500 per year and IS spent for the good of the orgamzatron The F F A helps to develop compe tent aggressrve rural and agrrcultural leadershrp The F F A group of 53 has had a successful year havmg had five partxes the annual barbecue and 1mt1at1on the annual box supper and queen coro natron and trrps to the State Farr and the Angus Valley Sales The club sends delegates to the State Conventlon at Stlllwater and holds an annual father and son banquet The Off-ICCTS for thls year are Sham Copprnger presrdent Roy Campbell VICC presrdent Jrm Town send secretary Bob Dowdy treasurer Don Elton reporter and Jack Wrlson sergeant at arms 'L U J Motto 4 Success comes only when you yourself belreve you have reached that goal. -s6- - MR EARL POWELL Sponsor aww BELVA SUE DOLES F, F, A. novmrv Firsl row, left lo riqhv' Curlcne Doles, Twilu Risenhooverl Bonn.,- Jeun Buie, Lcnce Roberdsg second row: Bill Bethel, Sham Coppinggr, Belvu Sue Dales, Bob Dowdy, Jim Townsend. FFA ueen -C 'SN 'Swiv- a...- ..,, W- , -1. l J -57- r.. w 1' 1 zu' 450'-Q. --.-. ,--4 4 I I P: 4 P z 3 'kk w-4-ev vin? F F A BOX SUPPER One of the outstandnng F F A CLUB OFFICERS left to right Ray Campbell vuce presudent .lim Town send secretary Don Elton reporter Bob Dawdy treas urer Jack Wilson sergeant at arms center frcnt Sham Copgmger presndent events of the year was the box supper and crawnmg of 4:24 'J r then queen Belva Sue Doles Sham Coppmger displays h talent ot homeroom party held as the yulehde season approached J' no gf 'xtf' 5' , v 'Hifi 5 I 'w Y, fs 5.4 'f 4 5.5-Z The F F A boys slave as they prepare fo bell Jack Walson Jnm Townsend Bob Dowdy 58- ' ,A 'O S r c party left to rnghl Sham Coppnnger oy Camp V ll 1 I ' '-.'-.,,,,,..,,,W.,,. ' ,tt X , lj C 71 ' A. I - -1- C 'A 'I . C Y' ' 3 E., , , 5 . , I- . . Q , . l ' ' i ' . 5 , j V ' ,,. .I E I I I 5 ' 5 p 5 . I - 1. , 1 'll T I V . . :Y If ? I K ' ' is l a - .- . ' ' . :. .V l x N U' A . , -I l 4 I ' A . -,l 1- ,A H . 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' 1 ' , R - Industrial Ans The mdustrral classes. rn the Brrs tow schools offer gurded CXDCYICHCCS ln the use of tools matcrrals and machmes Durmg the 1952 53 school year ap proxxmately 125 boys wrll have worked m one or more of the follow mg areas woodwork leather work plastxcs, or mechamcal drawmg The mdustrral classes are 1r1 charge of Mr Darrel Stxles W'-nn MF WOULD BE ARCHITECTS Prctured above relt to rrght Don Reed Kennard Lane Russell Brewer Lavern Ramsey and Mr Strles BUSY AT THE WORKBENCHES left slde of shop Gene Thompson Benny Carpenter Mr Strles Kerlh Muller Jrmmy Chapman Rrchard Steinman Rrchard Gott Leon Horn Charles Dotsan Jerry Bledsoe Rrghl srde ol shop Jrmmy Gower Doye Holderheld Bob Harper Carl Hodge Fred CoHee Joe Crarg Ro'lan Mattox hm Townsend Kenneth Wann Robert Rake and Elmer Larrd LOOKING ON AT THE BANDSAW Kenneth Wrnn Joe Crarg Rollan Motto: Bruce Coleman Charles Dotson Carl Hodge Rrchard Gott Tommy Randolph Fred CoHee and Rrchard Stemman USING THE POWERSAW Gene Thompson Jrmmy Chapman, Jerry Bledsoe Doye Holder field Robert Rake Mr Stiles Jrrnmy Gower Jam Townsend Kenneth Winn, Leon Horn, Keith Miller, Benny Carpenter, and Elmer laird. Speech I '11, ,.' E , . 'K - . 1.1.3 Inez- , , . ' 4' . :. we ABOVE left to rught Donny Logan Wayne Davls Lester H II Eddy Elnas Jam Wenzlofl Don Lovell Nancy Sole Cynthua Hodges Basul a ent ohn Morrison Dan Wnle C Brown and Paul Hoc ell INSET upper rught Mrs EsttlelBurrus Instructor Speech l presents the sample essentlals which are umpor tant an gaming lhe abnllly to speak well lt also offers lhe opportunity lo pcrtlcupate un conlesls plays book reviews and many other lnfereslnnq and enlertanmng out of class ochvmes ABOVE Speech Class l ln the best of r 811 ages spmts Puctured or rughl an u typncal speech 6 Q .gffl V J' class scene are Donna Blackburn and Don Monsker -50- .,4.. rm-,f ., f Speech Il ,,...a--J The Resume of Events bemg revnewed by students of Speech ll .v WYPIQ1- THE PHYSICAL lN ACTING Left to ugh! Verno Moe Zeek Yvonne Harrold Mcrgarel Sechler Mary Moscho Bonme Bure Raymon Ellas Russell Muller Donald Hullon left nnsei Alan Couch rxghl msef Dorolhy Puckell -61 S- I L I . 3. f x A .. I .. . . ' ' JF. N .. Q a u . 1 I , , -rt - X fl' Q A 5 . 5 ' ' , V nj -rs' , , ' The National Thesplan Society Plclured above are the officers of Troupe 183 left to rlghf Ellen Clalre Ostrom secretary Tlppy Woolfolk vlce presldenf Shirley DeMoss treasurer and Verna Mae Zeek presrdenf ar- ' ITIATION FEBRUARY 20 1953 Members left fo nghr back row Dorofhy Pnckeff Gall Kilgore Herbie Ehas Alan Couch Don Huflon Margaret Sechler Cynfhla Hodges Second row Bob Lyons Russell Muller John Crutchfield Januce Tallenl Ellen Claure Oslrom Phyllls Snyder Candudates Tommy Paxton Nancy Sole Donna Blackburn Jerry Jackson Marlene Wohl Glen Harrns Yvonne Harrold Hornet! Qualls and Reba Cash lmflahng officers Bull Lupe reporfer Shlrley DeMoss freasurer Mrs Burns sponsor Bonme Buve secrefary pro fem pore Tnppy Woolfolk vice president Verna Mae Zeek prendenl -62 I I I 1-51 1 ef' l iq!-5 V . ' .al 1 L , 1 .. P litre: , 12: . -a ' .f JW S F W , ' 5 .Z . . 1 l 2 h f 1 I ' 1 I I r - E1 - l 5. 5: if , 1 5 1 z 1 as? ? 3 5' , . ., of Q I I, .Q l '- gg . . . l l Q - l - 1 1 , S ' : P. Q t ., Q W, F i ' ff . Q ' ' I , I ' 7 .. .ill .- 4 . ' j . J I I ly I ' ' . v A 4' , , 5 N L ,. .A 1 ' . . , . f .r:v:.. 'Sf ' 21. .' e YT - ...as . , '- IN , , I I I 1 l I . . I . . I I I I I - : , . , , , . 2 ' : I I I I - I I I I ' ' I ' I I ' E llTTl E THFATRE nga Q. ip- MA, an H58 9d vt. T TO WN TALK Another little bn ol news w thought Interesting was that the Thesplan Society ot Bristow High School called to inquire about tickets Ct She Stoops to Con quer and were mvrted to the Hnal dress rehearsal They ar nved K32 ol them rn allj and pre sented the cast wrth a huge basket ol apples wrth thrs note attached In lieu oi a Barrymore apple a Helen Hayes accolade, we brrng you thes Roman Beautxes with best vnshes for a most successful run The young people were taken backstage and shown around and thoroughly enjoyed the eve ning and entertamment from THE, TULSA WORLD vm Z A toast to ihe hostess! Spagheth supper at the home of Mrs Burns Backstage wnh the 'lhespnansl Improvements mclude a new act curfann new cyc orama new hgh! panels dress :ng rooms makeup room Increased playmg area redecorahon of audu tonum Thanks, Mr. Nicholsl I nn .63- 'f 7 'Sir 5 'f i l Chargel Sophomore Tommy Paxton s plc lured n the coslume he wore as Teddy Roose v Arsenuc and Old lace From The Srsfera Mclntosh T mt o lookl Donna Blackburn and Nancy Sole Below em what lakes ur' gels luk Nancy So e Donna Blackburn and J m Wenzlafl nn e Thespuan lournamenf play .1 1 li Murror, mirror on lhe wall, make us approprlale, one and alll The new makeup room ns launched by Wayne Harrold Nancy Solo Don Nuhon Yvonne Harrold, and Tvppy Woolfolk 64... - v, : A 1 . Q .1 1 l it-if 'll' l l I, i I . '- 4 l W ag, l ' l - I I ' a n sin lo , ix Y: . 2 ' ' ' 'I ' T3 I rn '. in, , I, , 1 ' nh 2.3: 13,1 ff' ' x 'N x V ' , i 5 r . f L - yo. . L f X V A - fl ' - 4 i V- ' jlx , e - l ' X ',.,y 'I B Y Y Q x, J l '7 ' A X I :v ' . ,' 5 I , -A.: A' L -eff. , ' Ll cn- in .. .. I i .' L gn, svn ' ,- ' ' Ai . 1 ' 7K 1 ' x 0' ! l' 43 is K 4 Y c I X ' -1 's . 4 . I I xx TED If PII d y y l H gh SYANDING I ff f g t Wh Y Y f Ch Chl MM Jolly Roger JOLLY ROGER COMPLETES SUCCESSFUL YEAR The jolly Roger staff strrves to brmg the student body all the news from all the classes and aCtlVltlCS ln a good paper that IS glven free to all the students The jolly Roger staff has trled to mamtam the standards of the Oklahoma Interscholastxc Press Assoclatxon and the Qu1ll and Scroll w1th whlch lt IS affxllated Smce there rs no speclal tlme set aslde m a Journallsm class for work on the jolly Roger It has been necessary for the staff to work long hours ln the-1r spare tlme It IS a famlllar sxght to see Phyllls Snyder Edxtor, B1ll1e Jo Bush News Edxtor, and Monta jean Baker, Manager. tearmg their ha1r out bus1ly proofreadmg and setting copy in order to meet the deadlme Basxl Tallent Sports Edltor has worked many hours and turned out many lmes of copy so that the jolly Roger could offer complete sports coverage All credxt goes to Carolyn Jordan Art Edxtor for the fine art work she has done for the news paper To mentlon a few of the falthful reporters who have turned rn thezr stones each week Clau deen Hughes B111 Lzpe Alxce Roberts and Don na Ellas have many lmes of copy to their credzt After numerous deadlmes and countless headaches, the jolly Roger staff feels that xt has completed a most successful year m producmg the school newspaper -65- f ev ff-em. C f ', r ff, ,L 57' I ' .: - 1 I . I i , if .1 , ' g SEA , el to righl: h is Sn er, Monro Jean Boker, Joan Tierncn, Basil Tollenv, Billie Jo Bush, and Cuudeen u es. , e o ri hz Alice Roberts, Fa e Win-1, Mor eeler, Mrs. Helen Ccrru h, Sponsor, Carolyn Jordon, Burboro Morris, Joan cl oun, Bill Lipe, Rachel Robe! , or ene c orris, John Morrison, Ellen Claire Osfrom, and Donna Elias, 7 7 ' Y Y i 1 v Q i ' , . D left lo rnghl Robert Adcock E elyn Aston Or el Murphy Borboro McQua n Frances Mudgell Wilma Farrs Marlond Arm 'age Dorothy Ralston Glen Wadley Glen la Mort n Paul Wood Shnrley Herrn E lei! to rghl flrsr ow Benny Teegarden Mary Ann Burchelle M B Ile T Cope Bob Blonkenshlp second row Jannce Tollenl th rd ro Loy S nor James Coleman fourth ro Opal Matrox flflh row Arche Ingersoll Mary Wheeler Dlstrlhutlve Education Club , f,, SHS xv' XQ DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CREED I belleve m the Dxstrxbutxve Educatlon Club and the prm clples for Wh1Ch It stands I belxeve ln the democratxc ldeals and phxlosophxes fostered by our club MRS I belzeve that the ethxcs of Conduct lard down by the Great C'f,'LffmfmCA E Dxstrxbutor of all good gxfts should apply to my personal rela txorxshlps m the field of busmess And I wxll loyally serve my country, my school my home, my employer and my God .66- l I I I I lpih y l . 9 Q. 5 V2 S Al f c : er .IU QE, 5 lp? obpfllx if ol 3' . .Il f3 Q9 EM LOYER EMPLOYEE BANQUET Dlstrlbutlve Educatnon Oflncers stondmg left to rught Evelyn Aston hlstorlan Clyda Nell Dykes Mary Wheeler reporters Shurley Herrm secretary Dorothy Ralston state delegate Jamce Tallent vtce president Barbara Mc Qualn treasurer Robert Adcock president seated lel to rtght Mrs H H Sums Mr H H Sums hugh school prmcrpal Mr Herbert Abraham board of education member Mrs Herbert Abraham Mrs M J DeBennmg Mr Ball Boerstler speaker Mr M J DeBennrng State Supervtxor of Dtstnbutrve Educatron Mrs R R Cape Co ordlnator Mr R R Cape Secretary of Brlstow Chamber ot Commerce Ms B R Nnchols D B R Nichols superintendent of Bnstow Public Schools Mrs F M Mllburn Mr F M Malburn school treasurer As one of the more practlcal act1v1t1es of our school Dlstrlbutxve Educat1on trams stu dents to take an effectxve part IH vocatxonal l1fe D E students spend part of each day ln On the Job Trammg through actual employ ment ln busmess estabhshments under dlrect SUPCYVISIOII of store sponsors who are respon slble for tramlng The students recelve pay and hlgh school credxt for work trammg The second annual Employer Employee Banquet glvmg recogmtlon to the employers of each of the Dxstrxbutzve Educatlon students, was held February 2 1953 The guest speaker for th1s event was Mr Bxll Boerstler, presldent of the Chamber of Commerce The annual Dlstrlbutxve Educatlon 1nxt1a tlon and electlon of offlcers was held October 21 1952 An lmpresslve ceremony was con ducted by the second year members Twenty were lI11tl3tCd ON THE JOB TRAINING 'ei li. 9,- KK 104628 JANICE TAllENT OBERT ADCOCK Vnce President D E Club Presudent D E lub -67 O , .Y F s lla , ,f ox 'ff P . I I I I I l ll' ' I ' r 1 1 I , I .1 ...., ....,' .I ' r . I ' I ' If ' , , . .. , ' 'A . I, ... , - ',... , ' ,r...',r...', , y - , . . , . ' I 5 ' A l . I ll' 11 4 ' 1 x ,, 'J , 5 ....4-.u- nd- , 5 l ' . - HQ, 1-L. . , , .l X, d , , v, P ' ff -sf - .I Ai, R ff I +7 ucf X all ' -l I n ' all, R '- ' ,-A '...C Latm Club INFI- We ml 53 fi 'lv ,. 5--4' A FEAST OF THE EPICURES OR CAQEAR GNAWS HIS BONE SEATED Don Hallman Jean Trernan Randall Cape Rulh Fosier Donna Czeskleba and George Slyman STANDING Sarah Hughes Sue Rrckman Nancy Sole Helen Carr Russell Muller Delores Anderson and Murel Groom Labor omn1a v1nc1t IS a good motto for thls unconque d Latm class If hvelmess can be judged by thexr act1ons, Latm hves today THUMBS DOWN FOR CLEO SEATED clockwnse Pandora Carr Mark Antony Jackson Sxbyl Elnas Ceres Grbson Juno Frye Cornelua Tnernan Minerva Eslep Curce Paxton Vergllpus Woolfolk Hercules Hallman Cleopaira Tnernan J Caesar Ilnsel Cape Calpurnua Foster Penelope Czeskleba Nero Slyman Hua nalyra lawns Drona Cash Medea Wohl Marcus Murnlsh Lupe and Aeneas Jason Nesser STANDING Iefr Io ugh! Cerberus Muller Daphne Sole Calpurnna Jr Hughes lafona Groom Amara Anderson Venus Rnckman C. xg ,ff ,.-.4- -68. Um -ws. 'Q-ea., A day nn old Rome A noble Roman s , Above The oracle speaks Below An unusual uunef -69 N 3 4' IS 4 ,I ,QA Above Mogusfro left Pede Dexiro Below To ihe altar ...yi-H ,Q sf-55 . ,g .'.1.A,c ,S Q I v'- LOG EDITORS Verna Mae Zeek asslsfanf editor and Nan Massey edlfor Log Staff frglliix RV' I sa M BUSINESS COMMITTEE Donald Balleys Phyllns Snyder business manager and Dolly Wrllrams secretary The Log staff meets an hour each day Wlth xts faculty advlsor to plan and prepare the year book The group seeks to record and 1nterpret var1ous phases of school act1v1ty and to preserve memorres of days m B H S Under the gu1dance of the O I P A, of whlch It IS a member, the Log staff strxves con stantly to xmprove the qual1ty of 1ts yearbook THE LOG STAFF SEATED Ieff to rughf Ruth Fosfer Monro Jean Baker Beffy Ford Mary Wheeler Jean Wullnams Ann Hendrlcks Donna Ellas Phyllis Snyder Dolly Walluams Munme Seeberger Hornet Qualls Nan Massey Alyne Wrughf and Dons Hutson STANDING left to rnghi Mrx Marne Arlhurs sponsor Judy Glbson Reba Cash Norma jean lewus Sarah Hughes Donald Bauleys Raymond Carman Bull Lupe Jerry Jackson Bob Dowdy Maurice Nesser Lu Frye Verna Mae Zeek Claude-en Hughes and Joan Tuernon A N. IT' sl- v if Fil in ,M-19 501.4 J 0 4 P.-'E-Jr' Tu' .Kr ta-al 70- K- 'f , . A by 5 Al I -4- - 1' A 1 'ibgx 1 an 1, f ij ' , 1, Q ' ' 1 .1 N 7 . U L K A , Q ' I . I I I A I I I . N 45 lg ?:1.'t'.' - ' gf? bfxq- ' ! - .f,... ' HI 3 T' I ix' 325:17 ., ' 5 7 ' fi . F4 'U 'IZ V , x Q s .ggi , .C e :L yuh, 1.u XX xl I . Q 1 Lg, - X- . ' ' ' F' 7 I -,l. 5 - f n f' ,Q v . s. , IA. t . 1:4 2. r V, s -y Y We-.13 W I ' I - f .. 4 1 1 1 5- I X h si I ,. ' I . , . V ' Q f'- , 1' if f , qi . y 3, A L Am as 1 A I v , R 15-I l' 17' NORMA JEAN LEWIS High salesman the Log my I'-,wg-,-P., 'ff' F ti fo- VEPNA MAE ZEEK and NAN MASSEY ': Editors .1 Jul 51.5 . za! 4' Q4 aw. 3 ,I-,gn BOB DOWDY handyman fkly, i -Sl B RUSSELL MILL Adverlnsung s ADVERTISING STAFF LEON T DAVIS ER and MAURICE NESSER alesman and good ones iv Photographer S is Donald Baileys Rayman Carman Bob Dowdy and Bill Line. If 3- MRS. MARIE ARTHURS Bill Lipe, advertising salesman Spgngorlihg L99 par excellence, and Donald Baileys. -71.. Library Club 'NX 9 Q' 'Lim s.,I' it gy my Ss. D 1-. aiqg llop pvcturej Ottrcers lett to rlght Myrna Edwards art edntor Margaret Murphy secretary and treasurer Mary Curtns presvdent Blllle Booth reporter Dolly Wrlllams vnce presudent Seated Mrs Wenzloft, sponsor lBottom pncturel Lrbrarrans too check out books left to rlght Helen Fulbrnght Charlene Barnett leona Stoddard Faye Winn Phyllus Solomon Phyllis Estep Myrna Edwards Margaret Murphy Bonme Morrns Betty Brown Mary Curtus Gayle Goss Donna Mudgett Patrlcla Eldrudge Bullne Booth Wanda Jo Evans Yvonne Harrold 72 . 9' . I ' ' Sf' ' ,O L, Q S , . Q K l W Pl ' r V' e 'r .. 5 ' f , , Vll. 1? ' ff an . I . K x I . N' 1 K 3 ,.' . Lf! f ' f ' I I, gi. A V X 5? Q '- f ' ',, V1 1. 'S 4, A . , Q 'fl .xr ' 'I' - K' -fx . f , e-are My M, ., ,,, i The llhrary log Thls organlzatlon IS much llke any other ln Brlstow Hxgh School In th1s respect we have our own constxtutxon and laws whlch provlde the rules of procedure, offlcers, and commlttees Our prlmary concern IS to benefit the school and fellow classmates Our secondary concern IS to entertam and enhghten the members, to encour age students to read and to cause appreclatlon for books We help our members to develop leadershlp Our meetlngs are held each Wednes day at noon to dlscuss our problems Our soclal meetmgs are held m the homes of our members The dutles of our club are to check, repaxr, hle shelve, and wrlte up over due books The club entertalnment for thls year has been the regular 1n1t1at1on held at Patsy Blank enshlps home Thanksg1v1ng we had a covered d1Sh luncheon and 1nv1ted guests We had our regular Chr1stmas party, at wh1ch event we ex changed g1ftS f ' x z XX ZQLVJ 5 My Z' Library Club enloys a social hour left fo nghl Mrs Wanzlai sponsor Opal Mahox Dolly Wulluams Bonnie Morns Charlenl Barns!! Myrna Ed words Betty Brown Wanda Evans Faye Wmn Leona Stoddard Helen Fulbnght Gayle Goss Phylhs Eslap Mary Cum: Margaret Murphy Bnlhe Booth Yvonne Harrold Mary Ann Burchehe Clara Root Pamela Eldndge and Frances Mudge!! Sfandmg Danna Mudge!! and Phylhs Solomon 75- I l 4 . , ' 'Q l i 4. f X I I, a I , 1.50 ill, ' 'Q Homeroom Program is vwlfe- 7- fmllllllllllllhimllll , A Homeroom Oliucers and Sponsors hrs? semester Homeroorr ln Brxstow Hrgh Sehool rs a fneans of fostermg a broader vxew of the prwrleges dutxes and re sponsxbrlrtxes of a Brxstow Hrgh School crtrzen It offers an opportumty for the drscussron of student problems and the knowledge of moral and socral prmcrples not taken up rn regular classroom work It brmgs one sponsor rn closer Contact wrth each pupxl Homefoom PfO9ram chonrmen presenl Armusluce Day assembly Tnme one day a week has been provrded nn the schedule hy extendrng the sef ond puxod class and shorten mg the thrrd perxod class 1n whrch the student IS enrolled to provrde conslderatron of and partlcrpatxon rn 3CtlVltlCS and umts ot work whlch emphasrze hfe problems and the rmmedxate needs of youth The sponsor of the homeroom program rs Mrs Neva Gurley pxctured m the mset at nght 'Cid ill' A f -- u V i4 xr v 'Y v I l 1 Q 1' ' I ln 1 'ull - 'J :ff fn 1' l K z' fl K -1 4 3 5 - ' ,- o -- 1- ' 3 .i lv X' J . ll ' . , e .J if 2 1 1 I if I sl Q l . 1 l r -' I f K 1 ,74- Humernom Scenes Margaret Sechler presudrng A u Homeroom ay agaml Donald Hulion presudmg 5 '1 Let s pose They gfve the homerooms extra oomph Tho! famous vuce prasudenf smnle 'Q 1. K Curley Mrs Burns 75- Drlgy-5 Education 1-3.-1.1 - 'if In ins: Iflff Enrollment nn Drnver Educatnon Grst semester rncluded Carolyn Abraham Jlm Chapman Gayle Gass Jum Gower Murel Groom Bob Harper Doye Holderneld Chrnstma Juedeman Joyce lee Raymond Pantry Robert Rake Rachel Robertson Nancy Sole Crystal Spears Rnchard Steunman Gene Thompson and Mary Wheeler ln the plcture Dr Nnchols hands the keys to the drnver as Mr Leforce Instructor looks on The objectrves of Drxver Educatxon are to create a deslre to be a good cltlzen wlth mterest m the safety and welfare of fellow men to teach students the correct form ln drxvxng so that they mlght pass the drlver test, to know the Oklahoma trafflc laws and rules of safe dr1v1r1g, to be able to read and understand the road sxgns used on Oklahoma hlghways, and to have the proper attx tudes toward the rrghts of others These people were enrolled In second semester Druver Educatlon classes Wnllnam Adcock Shxrley Armrtage Joan Aston Mary Barnfleld Dan Barton Kaye Barton Margaret Bettus Tommne Bettns Donna Blackburn Patsy Blankenshup Betty Brown Velma Cantrell Ben Carpenter Bully Chnldress Homer Cook Clyda Dykes Wilma Farrns Ruth Foster Cynthna Hodges Sarah Hughes Judy Gibson Shurley Jackson Norma lean Lewis Faye looney Bonme Moms luannta Pennungton Andrew Purtle Robert Plaxsance Alelno Plum Twula Rnsenhoover Shnrley Scarlett Dowd Schramme Dee Sherman Charles Smrth Henry Solomon Jamce Tallont Nedra Thurman Tommy Vaughn Ethel Waggoner and .lum Wenzlatl Pnctured wuth the group are Mr Wendell lust and Mr Lefarce nnstructor abr' 76- 1 ! , J 1 1. lg. U ll 0 I I ll , ll ll Wy,ff O fx f t X I 1 1. . 0 X I n. Q' .:'. X X a A Q g' V 0 if I 'ff' J . f,! 'ff y t: f If L' - , LIZ, ,ffgif ff! X ' JI ' 4' ga ff X1 I Q X 1 J ml SQ NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY X 5 EL THE AMERICAN SCHOLAR Thc stholar 1n tht flgllt state s Min Thinking I thc dCf,tllC'f ilt statt ht tt nds to l1eCnn1t a mart thmker or stlll wars thc parrot of other mtns tllllllxlllg Thehrst IH t1me and the hrst 111 1n1portanCe of thc mfluentcs upon the mmd lb that of nwture Fvery day tht sun 'md 'after sunset Illgllt and her stars Tlc next Lrtat llllllllllil mto the Splflt of xc holar tlt 11 11d cf tl: past 1n whattvtr form whither of httraturt of art of 1I'lStlfUllO1 lS that mmd IS mscnbc-d fTh1rdD Actmn ls with the srholar suhordmate hut It IS tsstntlal W1thout xt he I9 not yet n1an In aCt1on 1s Cowardltc and than can hc' no scholar w1th out thc- llLf10l r111nd LlfC X9 our Clutlonary Character IS lnghcr than mttllntt A great soul w1ll be strong, to hvc as vttll as strong to th1nk The off1ce of the scholar 19 to chur to f'llSC and tu gu1dc 1olar tl1 vuorlls cy the worlds hc-art 10 scholar must take up 1nto h1mself all tht ah1l1ty of the t1me all the kOI1tfll7llt1OIlS of the past all the hopes of the future' We w1ll walk on our own feet wc w1ll work Wltll our own hands wc vull speak w1tl1 our own m1nds Emerson 77 UIIUTS xl 'f X .. T 4 S ff 1X 1 . K K . i i y ' 1 b ' -A 1 - V -f - 1 -- ' . A A tl l SC is 1 ' 11 1 1 ' -' ' ' E , Q ' X i , X , A V . . . . :I . . . ' ' ' .5 1 . .5 A ,pf-J ' A D . I I 5 A ' -' 1 ' ,v V. . ' h 1 1 l l I , mvn by showing lllf'l'll facts amidst appearaxwc-s. The ' svl is Q ' c '. ' 0, ' . . Tl . f National Honor Society The National Honor Society membership is based on Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service. The members selected must be in the upper fifteen per cent of the Senior Class scholastically and must be chosen by the faculty on the basis of Char- acter, Leadership, and Service. Eleven new members were selected from the class of '53, C2 FIRST ROW left Oo right D Ily W ll cms Phyllis Snyder Cynthia Hodges Borme Bue uorothy Pnckefi Carolyn Jordan Mnme Seeberger SECOND ROW left to rlghi Donald Boleys Donald Huhon Bull Lupe Glen Harris 78- Oklahoma Honor Society The Oklahoma Honor Society membership is based on grade averages for the second semester of '51-'52 and the first semester of '52-'53. Students must rank in the upper ten per cent of the class en- rollment. The Oklahoma Honor Society has as its purpose the recognition of outstanding scholarship in high school. FIRST ROW let! to rlght Cloudeen Hughes Marlory Wahl Carolyn Abraham Monla Jean Baker Mrnme Soeberger Dolly Wrllnams Norma Jean lewis SECOND ROW left to rughl Max Slelncarnp Nan Massey Donna Elias Donna Blackburn Bonnie Bune Murel Groom Donald Baileys THIRD ROW eft to right David Schrammo Judy Gibson Phyllis Snyder Pat Woodall Nancy Paxton Carolyn Jordan Cynthia Hodges Fred Cotleyp FOURTH ROW left to rlghl George Slyman Dan Hallman Ellsworth Lewrs Bll Lupe Russell Brewer Glen Harrus Mark Wahl Nat pvctured Jerry Jackson 79 , 2 .U , . , 1 . 2 g . , . . . r' 5 V f 1 r ' n 1 1 3 I I r I r 1 VALEDICTORIAN Carolyn jordan received the highest award given in Bristow High School for scholastic ability During her high school years Carolyn has been outstanding in both academic and extra curricular activities Car olyn s major interest IS music both vocal and piano She plans to major in some field of music next year in college Carolyn IS a member of both the Okla homa Honor Society and the National Honor Society CAROLYN JORDAN SALUTATORIAN lb DONALD BAILEYS Donald Balleys received the second highest award in scholastic ability to be given by Bristow ability and interest in extra curricular activities Donald plans to continue his education next year at O U where he will major in chemistry Donald is a member of both the Oklahoma Honor Society and the National Honor Society ..801 ss ,- eb I High School. Donald has displayed high academic E . . ' . ' ' l A N 'l 'SCX X . 01352 SUPHUMURES I 4 LEFT T0 RIGHT Kennard Lane vrce presudent Norma Jean Lewxs treasurer Marjory Wohl secretary o Allensworth presmdent Class Sponsors ix X Q-.N 'TT MR. EARL POWELL MRS. BILLIE CAPE MR. DARREL STILES MRS. GRACE WENZLAFF MRS. LOLA COVEY Chairman , .82- i 'LF 0 ' Carolyn Abraham Bobby Allensworth ' ' f ' Beverly June Armer Af f l Joan Aston H' ' ,Af kr, Charlene Barnett Mary Barnfleld 3. Donald Barton Kaye Barton 'HW' 2 fp- Margaret Bettrs Tommie Bettus Patsy Blankenshup Donna Kay Blackburn Jerry Bledsoe nr Billie JO Booth Wllly Bozworth Betty Brown I 2? K' Ronald Burgess Burris Caldwell Oscar Dale Calhoun Paulme Calvm -83, 4 .ua K 4' W5 4' T' V- to 1 Q' 'C' 1 t Q, gif, sn - -, 1 'cf 'B 1 , ,t .,. f a lx B I N . l I av- 'B ,. I W 2. J M ra ' ,K J ,,, - 5 , .Exilim ,-.., 2, , l I if ff L K' ' I ry ul ,JJ N J J , ' xv' A, A ix , is Q A - H 0 Q 1---- 'NTI-vi, - I Q. Donna Sue Carney 5 o 3 K - Benny Carpenter A gf - . i ' Reba Cash A. V A Jim Chapman , '- D ., 5 X- -X fa' X N Billy Childress ef' 'J' Fred Coffey 5 4-1' ef Don Crawford ' John Crutchfield Donna Czeskleba Mary Davls Burdue Dykes Myrna Eloy Edwards Pat Eldrldge Della Elrod J' Wanda Jo Evans Ruth Foster l Carol Gass Judy Gsbson QA Wmford Goff l YQ- X Rlchard Gott l l -54.- ' as ff fy 3 1 HQ..- S. ,Q' ,E-'N tl CPW- Jmmy Gower Q eg.. S- Earl Groom 07 Robert Harper Q.. f' U6 Q9 v .,..-1 1 'bbs 17' 'tx lvl Ann Hendrlcks James Herrm Nlary Nell Hull Carl Hodge Doye Holderfueld 'S- Verlous Holkum 0 D t Sarah Jane Hughes Shfrley Jackson Elmer E Laird Norma Landers Kennard Lane Donivee Launius Norma Jean Lewis Carl Linder Dan Logan Faye Looney -85-. 3,-ar 1' 95 W Rollan Nlattox Sybl McCarty J V McCollum ' ,, Bulloe Jo Methvun IN l-3 5s Keith Muller 9' YN 4-bn. hwy vs- Donna Fern Mudgett Y '7x V Marylane Neale Y Tom Paxton Jaunuta Pennmgton Norma Perry Darrel Pierce Andrew Plrtle Robert Rake i W' Jerry Rlley W' fi 'M' 1 Shurley Scarlett X 5 Roy A Rogers J N f-Q Davud Schramme 'YY 'br' Seamon Smuth Nancy Raye Sole Phyllus Jean Solomon ..86.. 3 Herman Starrett ,R Max lee Stemcamp uv Richard Steinman Leona Stoddard wg Q Lynda Jean Thurman Don Van Zant Tom Vaughn x ,x 3 Glen Wadley Ethel May Waggoner Pat Wilson Faye Wann Mariory Wohl Patricia Ann Woodall ' THE CLASS UF 55 There is in this year s sophomore class an abundance of personality, ability, industry, and vitality. The nu- merous ambitious and talented people of the Class of '55 expect to give Bristow High School a still greater account of themselves during the next two years. -87- pil Irwin Supernaw N Gene Thompson ' wx I W5 x Sophomore Bug Wheels Carolyn MOST TAlENTED John Crukhfield and Reba Cash Sophomore Assembly Above and at rrght WOOING UNDER DIFHCULTIES a one act comedy whoch the sophomores presented to open their assembly program The cas! rn cluded Rulh Foster Judy Gibson Ann Hendrrrlrs Max Slerncamp James Her nn Davrd Schramme and Oscar Cal Inset al upper rrghf Nancy Sole and Carolyn Abraham who successfully captured the splrlt of the roanng twantms wth then rendrtron ol Angry xg A left Ruth Foster e sophomore accompantsl .4 -89 At left and below LITTLE IVY a dramahc melodrarnmer whrch closed the sophomore assembly John Crutchfield galned mast ol the audnences cheers mth hrs double performance as both the vrllam Obedrcrh Slrlhets and the homegrown hero Caleb Roy Rogers Reba Cash and Margue Wohl rounded out the talented cas! -Quasar .Jw ' , ,z , S , X, , ' o l- . r ' K l. I 5 1 + l 3 4 A M 1 '-I V .V .. 1 , l . 5 Q h Q ii f ff . .A f ,, ' .1 L 4 8 ' , - 3 5. , , .rs - Ll ' ' ' Q D 'iliivl ' I holm. U l - i 1 4 l 'V' -. ' 5 is . ,, ,. , I . ! I ' . 1 M1 ' ' . 'L -.wr 1 . 2 -E 1 r 1 , th gs' 'W .1 Y' W One Sunny Duy ,4 Za A i Study Hard Gnrls .l Sweet Nancy Fnands to th WOO WOO! Buddies - 'Y Y 'Sf ff fi A SLAVE WEEKI nv 1 Carol S-S Cutie me I.. LQ Sour Face Donna INNOCENT9 Rufh and Carolyn in lnhresfed In somofhmgi' 90. Ever Burn! OI fd' Aron I they sweet? GEE Morll FKA' I - W. M' ' 'if I .X s i 4 f 't x ' , ' E . Q 1 Y, 3 . X X . , , NY , .Y F bvf--is 1, 1 ' , . , C h, , , 2 H,- - . N ' w' y 9 1 Y fp ' 1 - - A .J..f K ' x . . Z- ,l J f l V . I N i ,. 5 . x- ff V ,iii n H 5 7 I-,gf , 1 in fx 1 v --n .. . ,M r ,Z - X 3 Fx v X as , 5 U . af NE, ' ! Q . ' -F' 7' ' V .- - Lani - ' . , ' e I 14' ' 7 T F r' .I I ' ' '-I: A, - L K Q A K ' ' 1 1 1 , A fl. 1: ' - x n' my ' - I -.5 As 1 x ' f 1. , if 3 4, - , , I . W ' 4 , 1 , 'i , 0' - . n . ' .f T 'X' P v 4.4 ' y P ' fb K. ' ' i-8'4 1'Y 5 U i ,A ,fr K '. f , i ko 'gx .Y ' I ' 9 .f Q, 7 I I .s ' 1 4' ' n 'fl o JUNIURS -1.- :V .QQ LEFT T0 RIGHT Ed Allensworth vnce presndent Monta Jean Baker secretary Joan Tuernan treasurer George C Slyman presudent -vs. MRS N EVA GURLEY Chaurman ,ibm N 1 MRS HELEN CARRUTH MRS ESTHER BURR15 MR CLYDE LEFORCE Glass Sponsors QS- Ed Allensworth Monta Jean Bake I' James Coleman f 2 154' 'xv ,N L6 J B Barton Bull Bethel Bobble Cradduck Joe Lee Crang Betsy Jean Coppmger 53 C'- L i L Cleburn ur Charles Brown Wayne Davus Duck Dennls -1 i 'C-1 5 f- 'X I 92 X41 W' 1 C Brown Randall Cape Patsy Ducks Charles Dotson i Q-I mi ll 'iz qs- Gerald Carter J R Chnl ss Donna Elras Gecrue Elias an tx .' 1 V , I A F 1' ' .. ' - E1 , fl L- D 1 il. S- , J ,Z , .. ,J , 7. g V 2 rl e f L'. i A Q 5 K ' 5 ff X X - RW - ' Ir- -1- ' ' dv' ' 5. 1 K X XX . V 1 s I I x X. 5 XX Q t X 'L x L' QQ. 2 X XXI H V :X 15' 7 P . ' 'l -J . G' 5 :- v ' .- -V ' v A s b ' A .wa Y T. E ' XX ' 4. l . . B' d R, 4 ' . . ldre , :gl Ag' I L A x + '- in Q' y , v xy' ' ' I Fx I ,-'- V , , . l ,Q B l , J, A I 1 , ' Q, ,. ' -4 . A ? 0 U . AS' -1 I R Q X T. x A . 1-D . A 4 ' ' ' M .1 'V Fl I Thi- dvi Dui' 5 I 74... ll '1' J f ' ' - x J 'se '51-1 ls l - If 1 - ' ,' ' ' ' ,Q A Y , f . ' 5 . ' B e , L .J 3 , , 'I' Q92 Herbue Elnas Don Elton Don Hallman Wayne Harrold x T ' Phyllus Estep Wxlma Farrns Goldle Hawkms Gerald Henshaw gg X 'L f' wg, 3 as Betty Ford l u Frye Bull Holcomb an Holluday S- 93- Helen Fnlbrrght a Garrett Leon Horn Joan Houston Tm it Gayle Gass Murel Groom Claudeen Hughes Jlm Hurt i Q K xg lib r'1'-4 W ill: X yall: 3 ' Archie Ingersoll Jerry Jackson Opal Mattox Barbara McQuaun zu Mona Jones Don Kellogg J M Menefee Barbara Morris 1 Q X Y Qvv IN Sv- 5 Glen Kuykendall Joyce Lee Bonnue Morrus John Morruson if if J X, I -94- 3, + 1 Ellsworth Lewis Don Mansker Frances Mudgett Earl Newell .. . . v L Glenda Martnn Mary Mascho Patricia Osterhoul. Ellen Clanre Ostron fx S sl' 'is l -. s ,X ff! Y , .lff Q A D 'fu lfirf IU- Vs.- Raymond Pantry Nancy Paxton Pattne Lou Rose Chrnsune Sawyer I fi N hal e , 1 t- Wnlluam Peeper Harrset Qualls Loy Smor George Slyman 6 lil mar rr f ' ' v'Q ,nl 1 I' nl -riff' Lavern Ramsey Tom Randolph Henry Solomon Doyle Tabor Qs. Un. G I If 0 Q' X fx ll-'.yg, xl z In 0 3 'A UT Q ' Q0 ' ' Q 1 f-.V u 95- 6 Don Reed Bull Renfroe Jamce Tallent Xrma Teegarden '9- Twula Rusenhoover Rachel Robertson Jean Tuernan Joan Tnernan L Ni.: ix T' be 1 TT' gf' gg R K Eulas Vann Gene Webb Dan Wule Marcus Wohl THE CLASS UF 54 Progressxng under the leadershxp of George Slyman class presldent the juniors have started many projects and ac complished a great deal Thls class has broken all prevlous records in the annual magazme sales and has set a challengmg goal for all oncommg Junxors Because of thexr hard work and fme leadersh1p the captains of the two teams Ed Allensworth and Herbxe Ellas deserve much credxt Another successful project whxch was undertaken by the class was the class booth at the Creek County Faxr The Juniors were the only class to f1nance a booth at the falr The hxghlxght of the year was the annual jumor Senior Banquet W1th the cooperatlon of the students and sponsors, xt turned out to be a very gala affaxr As a whole, the class of 1954 IS recognlzed throughout the school as an energetic and outstanding segment of school splrlt, loyalty, and sportsmanshlp 96- 's 1 0. r X' t N 5- .ffl 'V 4 I f -ilk . . - ' -- ,, ...n ,I 4513151522 - X l 1' :Qf'r2552E:55 P53 ' ' '174:'f1?i:E r :5,:Z:1E?5 3Zi::g8'3EEl' ' -95555152 'ffiizmiilfi , S' .4 l 'S 1, in k -rx L l' 5- ' A , x Pin. ft 1, s lx ,,., l l ' ' Ted Wallin Mary Wheeler Jean Williams Tlppy Woolfolk 7 , - . , . 7 Q Jumur Bug Wheels The Mon! Tclerled Jerry Jackson and Jean Tnerncn demon xlrole lherr possnbllulles Because of thelr outstandmg contnbu tmons to the school llfe the students plctured on thls page were nommated by the member Ship of the Junlor C1333 as Big Wheels of the The Mon Popular Donna Elms and Ed Allenswonh unsure yeaf Dhelr populoniyl 5 The M011 UKUW '0 Sufiffd Mona John and MUYCW WON The Bea! lookung Hurrnef Quollx ond Jum Hur! regvluvly vm! 99' U d'fV9Y' the becuiy parlov 97 I I l6'7'?iiEf' F ' i L , ' L , , L .T . f 71.5.19 '2?4f ' I r I., Fi X Z 3 ,. , . u' I 1 I- iQ ' 544 xry, .. xl' X-. sv The Junior Magazine Sale is h money for the Junior-Senior Banquet. broke all school records by selling ot subscriptions. George Slyman and Jerry Jacluonp award a portable radio: Jerry, a wri AR g eld annually ta raise , This year the iuniors over Sl700.00's worth Supersalesmen of the Magazine Sales Proiect were: George chose lor hi- sl watch. KJ B-up-I Q54 S Magazine Sales The upper picture Ielr is of the Victory Dinner The class officers sponsoro and team captains were guests of Mr E W Raney Pro mater for Curtis Publications The picture upper right is I Wayne Davis hugh paint weekend salesman who secured the 51000 apple Luckyl The middle and lower left plc tures are ol the Magazine Party The losing team entertained the winners The lower right picture as of the Nickel Grab Jerry Jackson other hugh point weekend sales man stretches hu tlngers to scoop up S6 80 -98.- 5 nwbw inn' 1 Y Phyllis? Tho! sun'x brighll ,, 1 l Loughmg Goss 90 How s speech D Such o focel if What o foolboll leornl - IF! 4. IN ,.4 The meehng vull comb to Ofdm' Could Oheso hny tot: bo Nancy ond Tom ' '- gm JI I -ne A In 'Q Ik 'ff' 41 lf- if ' ,DX Those good ole days lnlerestnngn Smnlm Herb Why so glurn 99 R C and Wuyn! l look at the bnduel All dressed up Nmfh Grade Groduchon l' lx I .- UWM The ion booth I How s school boy .1','fu . A va fl . l - ' 9 , -mf , . e A - . X U' -, U '- if, I .V 4 5 . l 9 W 'ff 45 'ah el Q nj Y' W ' on' , -1,3 '..g N R- ' 5' .6 9,13 4 3 ,j ' ' I' ' ,, X-V X ' - Q 1. 1: ' I lxgaxiik 1 I . . . D. 1 :Q U l i Y 7 v 1 'I Q 'H 17. A 1 . , . ' jtlhix- ' A 3 1? ' F ' -, - , l ,o -fzlr l W . -,V N - 0 ' C: 4- ll ll? M1 N N Ai. 4? f - - 13' V .. 'T' ' Q. lk 4 Q ' 1 q r Wfl ' ,, i . . ff I -wk. T-V.. 1 ,,-2-1 V' I 'J Tl 1 Q k -X S X . . :'l 1. riff ,' . ' l - J 7 ' vo vs fo mf ry-:fy 'x , v .LM Irv sf I 4? -'F' ' I . I ' . s? Does Herb s throat amount to anythmg'f Wim W W. Q.. EL af -' Who me' Homsroom party forever ,A J. !,a, - , . w 3 A x , 3 9:9 ' 1 . fr 5, . . 7 4 blowing Oh Happy Dayl ,Jr- 0 Snttxng pretty 79-lk 114 three stooges C Barbra . v Happy 100- The Oulfront Gang and Gene What s an the hug Mqgig'-:mm is - '3UI1n lam W' QI' 'J 1- il! 9 Rogues Gallery 5 u 4, N T .6 . ,. it . I . 1 . -av i ' ' ' r N-Y -, . 1 4 , 'A Lift ' AM 5' . l'rn ' . t X f 'WA 1- M ll, -7, fb - Q A. ' ' K . 9 6' ' . C x ' - . 'b 'Y' I1 , x ' H- A X V. H X Y Ki sig . r' E .' ' .. ' mv . X V: , ' , -21, ' ' .J - I ' A bv' A '.:1'1 R 'L . ' .' - 0 -- - 4 . :I . f -ji I V- -5 'J- . ' t-JH-'frl -at h X 1 1' N ' ' - . -W sQ ,Lil .1 ng. Q 1 3 I I mfg 9 f, , r - :f A I. 1- 1,1 Av ' 4 -Q ' ' 'H , Y . 5 3. W- X ...- 35 Th 3 i. il - ,Hd I -- ' - --r I 1 ' X ' B iQ'.3:1. A 7 .1 R x 1 N. ..' ' -I 'Zi' 12317 mr 'F ' - X 1, Ng ' ' A I ' X . I ,ff -- - K A ' i '1 A . A . V4, ' x - , . A . ' Q ' H21 . - ,-, .-K' 'i- ' 3 . . 1: SENIURS s5 'mu 'Nia W ia LEFT T0 RIGHT Johnny Cheatham vnce president Nlmme Seeberger treasurer Carolyn Jordan secretary Bruce Coleman president L...- MRS MARIE ARTHURS MRS MILDRED NICHOLS MR A J SAMPSON MISS VIRGILENE MARSHALL MR JOSEPH FUSCO Chaurman Btass Sponsors LEAH FAH! ADAIR nd 51 xcnoo o S3 :penmn 1 Fu ure Homr-makers ol Amer ru 51 3 p Llub on x on voq 52 YH:-xplan nys rvexpmn scnrdury 41 e ub 5 rc e us: xlrvo vxce prexrden! ol Lrbrcry C rn 52 co cupvurn of Junr Class Maqcxrne Soles 52 Mxed Ememble 53 Hn monelles 53 DONALD BAILEYS Scluravorron 53 Sophomore oy 50 Thexprun x 5 O 'u emu lonor Somew 51 PA eegctc 51 oq Hof! 53 0 Roger buxnness rnGn0Qer 52 Homerocm chuplom 52 Gorng Vo College Qulz 53 Homeroom pro gram churrmcn 53 ROBERT ADCCCK Wresllrng 50 51 Drslrlbuhve Educcllon Club 51 53 presrdenl 53 Homeroom prurdenl 52 53 Junror Rolunun 53 uv ?'iA gy. AL in X 'S ,,,,,v JOHNNIE BAKER Q' un-ev' is Boslmeiball 52 53 Foolbcll 52 Baseball 52 53 Drstrrbuhve Educuhon Club 53 MA RLAND ARMITAGE Sluden! Councul 51 53 Baslrelbcll 51 53 Home room presrden! 51 52 Football 51 Baseball 52 vrce prexrdenl Sludenl Body 53 Presrderns Cob: nel Sludenv Councrl SJ Boxkelball cupvorn 53 Junior Rowman 53 Dnstnhuhve Educchon Club 52 53 presndenl and :foie delegale 52 I ooronss snnm Oirce 52 102 E ffffh Nb' 10' 15 S-of 43 ini -1' 4 LLOYD BE'OW id O 53 Bond Bus ne s Commune-e 51 Chorus 51 Ooereno il Hcmeroom vce president 5 Bcskelboll 57 53 Junior Roloricw 3 BONNIE JEAN BLJIE FHA vreosurer 51 Oklahoma Honor Society 51 53 Junior Ve may show 51 Library Club espuon ploy 51 HA presiai-nl 52 5 F Dunn vie rhmvmun 2 Noluonol Thr.-spun Socxely 57 53 Slole bpm-ch Tournament one nc! play ond radio ploy 52 Horncroorr- vine president 5 secrelory 51 53 SernorAxscmb1y 51 vo ng to College Quiz 53 FFA Qui-en Allendanl 53 Sluderv Coun l 53 National Honor Society 53 BOBBY BLANKENSHIP Dmrihuhve Educulion Club 53 MARY ANN BURCHETTE Club 51 53 FHA 51 52 Library Clu 53 Dlslrlbuhve Educuflon Club 53 RUSSELL H. BREWER Football '52, '53g super-salesman, Junior Clan Mcg- uxine Sulex '52g Student Council '53g sergeant al urms of Sluden! Council '53g Homeroom president '53. BILLIE JO BUSH F.H.A. '51, '52y Horneroom vice-president '51, '53g PCP C105 '51, '52: F.H.A. secrelury '52p Sludeni Council '52g Horneroom secrelury '53g Jolly Roger siafl '51 3 'Q f ,ap M -105- JOAN CA' HOUN A vp .lb 52 Debate 2 Office 5 53 Home oo-rw program chairman 53 Librarian 53 Jolly Roger 53 JOHNNY CHEATHAM Football 51 52 Basketball 51 53 Student Council 51 53 Mxxed Chorus 51 Baseball 52 Boys State 52 Blossomtume 52 Senior Assembly 52 vi e president Senior Class 53 Mrxed Ensemble ROY CAMPBELL A vice res: ent 5 53 Sol! all 52 delegate to FFA Convention at Stillwater 52 Prolectionust Club 52 53 Student Council sergeant at orms 53 BRICE CLAYTON COLEMAN Wih 45th In Korean War 50 52 Oklahoma Honor Society 50 T ond I S op 50 Thrrd Regronol Wrestling Tournament 50 Fourth Regional Wrestling Tournament 50 Football 49 50 53 Wrestling 49 50 53 Student Council 49 50 53 Student Coun cil Speaker pro ternpore 53 Senior Class president 53 president shop class 53 Junior Rotoruan 53 RAYMOND CARMAN Operello lBlossomtumel 51 Student Council 51 Sophomore Assembly 51 Football 51 52 Basket bull 51 52 Junror Assembly 52 Senior Assembly 52 Chorus 52 Homeroom presldent 51 52 log stotl 53 JIM COLEMAN Bond '51-'535 Swing Bond '51g Tri-State Bond Festi- vl '50-'53p Operetta l Blossomtime l '51g Mixed Chorus '51-'53, Mixed Ensemble '51-'53g Boys' Quar- tet '52, '53g Junior Variety Show '52g Sote Music Festival lvocall '53, Member ot Mixed Quartet-Dis- trict and State Vocal contests-superior, -1 04- rcs 'E' ? X H xl 3 jst' -w JERRY COOK F.F.A, '51, 52, JO ANN COUFFEH Lubrary Club '52. SHAM COPPINGER A 5 FFA secrelor 52 FFA president 53 S!uden!Councll 52 53 MARY CURTIS Pe Club 51 library Club 5153 Lubrory u treasurer 52 Lrhrary Club presndem 53 Speech Comes! raduo play 52 ALAN COUCH Sophomore play 51 Thespran play 51 Operetla 51 Speech Comes! raduo play 52 Homeroom presudenl 51 52 Sludenl Council 51 53 oo! bull 51 53 Boskerbull 51 53 Super salesman Jun nor Class Mcugazme Sales 52 Sensor Assembly 52 Thespuan 52 53 Sensor play 53 Homeroam vece presudenl 53 SHIRLEY DE MOSS Gus Glee Club 51 52 53 Mnxed Chorus 51 52 53 library Club 51 Operehu l Blossomllme 1 51 Band 51 53 Bond Queen Allendan! 51 52 All school play 52 Pep Club treasurer 51 Thesplan 51 53 Twrrlcr 52 lunuor Varuely Show 52 Bond Queen 53 Thexpuan treasurer 53 Harmonelles 53 Homeroom choplann 53 Conlesl solorsf 53 105- X N. 'Q' on N. SX 1?-'Y BOB DOW DY Football '51, Wrestling 51, vnce presndent Sophomore Class '51g 1he Devil and Daniel Webster '5lg Junior Variety Show '52, Hom-:room ntiirer '515 Fl A, 51 53, F,F A. treasurer 51, '53, Log Staff 53, RAVMON ELIAS Thespion Play '51, Sophomore Assembly 515 Student Councul '51, '52g Basketball '51, '52g Homeroom pres- ident '51, '52p Chorus '52g Jvmior Assembly '52s Football '51, '52. S' s i 1 1 ti ., duff' f M 2 NX n CLYDA NELL DVKES trary Club 51 52 ep ub O 2 Homuoom vice prestdent 52 53 Dutrubutuve Edu cation Club reporter 53 1 CHARLEY GOWDY Student Counctl 51 Football 51 53 EDDIE JOE ELIAS Sophomore play 51 Football 51 53 Basketball 51 53 Baseball 51 53 Junuor Assembly 52 Dlstrtbu hve Educohon Club 53 GLEN HARRIS Sensor Assembly 52 Baseball 52 53 Football Basketball 53 Student Councrl 53 Senior play 53 3 E Fwy -Q- Nchonal Honor Souety 53 Oklahoma Honor Socuety 53 All szhool play 53 Thexpuun 53 106- PATPICII YVONNE r1ARROlI7 FH A 57 rm 1 e -re 1 ep J 4. c-gr.-r G u 51 sc roo roy Th splur- PAUL HOCKETT Chorus 51 53 Operetta I Sweetheortsl 50 Okla homo Bucnnlal Must Festlva' 50 Bond 51 53 Boys Quartet 51 53 mud Quarter 51 53 Sole Contest ost 53 Operetta Blossomtrmel 51 s Sate 52 Jn.n or Vrrmely Show 52 Sensor Assembly 52 State Muslc Festrval 5' Tr Stole Bond Fcsnvol 53 Bcrrtone solo-D str cl and Stare Vow! contests sup:-rrar Mun-0 Quartet supenor 550C Vocal scholurshrp to Colleqe o' the Ozarks Cturuesv l Arkansas SHIRLEY NERRIN Drstrrbutrve Educatuon ClJb secretary 53 Wrestlrng Queen .13 CYNTHIA ANN HODGES rr tate Band Festuval 50 52 Twrrler 50 Muxed Ensemble 51 State Flute Contest superuor rotrng 51 Operetto l Blossomtrrnel 51 Woodwrnd Quartet 51 edttor Jolly Roger 51 Jolly Roger so 51 e u 5 Ban 5 53 cr monettes 51 53 Oklahoma Honor Socnety 51 53 Girls Glcc Club 51 53 Mrxed Chorus 51 53 Head Magoretle 51 53 Mixed Quartet 52 Jumor Vartety Show 52 Log stof1 52 Senior Assembly 52 N tronol Thesp4on Soclety 52 53 Plano accompanrst Bond solcrsl 52 53 Business Commrttee Bond 52 53 All State Sypmhcny Orchestra 52 53 Nahonal Arran Foundatron Award 53 C-lee Club Demerrt secretory 53 All school play student drrector 53 Sensor Assembly 53 Coreer Conference delegate 53 superior rotrng Stole Twtrlrng Contest 53 N honal Honor Socrety 53 Grrls Quartet 53 Vocal contest solorst 53 Mena soprano solo-D-str-ct ond Stale Vocal Muslc contest-excellent Member of Grrls Quorlet Superuor rotrng ot Drstnct and Stote LESTER HILL Basketball 51 Football 5153 Prolectuonrsl Club 1,532 52 53 'S ' DORIS HUYSON ' Operetlo 51 Chorus 51 52 Gurls Glee Club 51 52 Homeroom oHucer 51 52 Pep Club 5153 Cheerleader 52 53 Log staH 53 Ofllce 53 SUNG' Assembly 53 -107- ,F 'C an- x,,f ,Q DONALD HUTTON State Honor Socaety 51 52 Basketball 52 Track 52 Junlor Class treasurer 52 Debate 52 Natnonal Honor .focnety 53 Allschool ploy 53 Prcsudents Cabmnet 53 Homeroom presndent 53 Homeroom vxce presndent 53 BOBBY GAIL KILGORE nd 50 53 Operetta 51 Student counul i 15 Y Q.....r Chorus 52 Muxed Ensemble 52 Saxophone Quartet 52 Drum Mayor 52 Boys Quartet 52 Boys State 52 Allschoal play 52 Thespfan 52 53 Thcspnan plays 52 Junnor Voruety Show 52 Junuor Rotarlan 53 Football 53 Band presxdent 53 CAROLYN SUE IORDAN Valeductoruon 53 Operetta I Blossorntnme 1 51 A 51 Lag stat? 51 52 Mxxed Ensemble 52 Gurls Quartet 52 Mlxed Chorus 51 52 Okla homo Honor Sacuety 51 53 Pep Club 51 53 Pep Clu Merit secretary 52 Gurls Truo 51 53 Har monetles 51 53 Sensor Assembly 52 Student Cauncal 52 Gnrls State 52 Sensor Class secretary 53 GolngtoCoIlege Qulz 53 Chorus Sweet heart Attendant 53 Glee Club 51 53 BILL LIPE Presudent Student Assocuatlon 53 Student Councll 51 53 Jolly Roger stat? 51 53 Oklahoma Honor Socuety 51 53 Presudents Cabinet 52 State Speech Tournament radio play 52 Boys State 52 Home room presxdent 52 Junnar Class presndent 52 FOHSSC delegate 52 53 Thespuan 52 53 Log stat? 52 53 Junnor Rotaruan 53 Natrona! Honor Socuety 53 GosngtoCoIIege Quiz wunner 53 Grand Knowledge Champuan ol the Southwest 53 CHRISTINA JUEDEMAN DON LOVELL Debate 51 52 Dustrlbuhve Educahon Club 52 presrdent Prolectuomst Club 52 53 Student Coun :xl 53 All school play 53 'Q' W s i -J-17' i Q 'v' 108- 1 QL,1 GBR 'S' , Yi' bs ig- 1 BOBBY LYON5 Sophomore Class p esldenl 51 Presudenl s Cobvnev ofboll res! n ls! po e Svole Wreslllng Yournumewl 51 53 Sludenf Counul 51 53 Tournomeni ploy Moonsel 52 Thespucn 53 Baseball 52 53 Stuaenl Councul porno menlorncn 53 lunnor Roluncn 53 Football Q copvuln 53 copvovn Wrcsllrg 53 EDITH MASTERS Homeroom chaplain 53 is CHARLENE McMORRlS Bond Queen 51 Bond secretory 51 52 Wresvllng Queen 52 Clorlne9QuurIe1 52 Junlor Vcnely Show 52 super salesman Junnor Closs Mogozune Soles 52 Bond Busmexs Commnlee 51 53 Bond 51 53 Log sluff 52 53 Band vuce presnden! 53 Home room lreusurer 53 Jolly Roger slofl 53 RUSSELL MILLER All school ploy 51 53 Thespnon ploy 52 Debale 52 Thesplon 53 Log sloH 53 Golng Oc College Qulz 53 Sensor play 53 NAN MASSEY Pep Club 51 53 Homeroom oincer 52 Log s!oH 52 53 edllo 53 Jolly Roger :lofi 52 Ofhce 53 Sludeni Counzul 53 vuce presndenl Pep Club 531 Oklahoma Honor Socnefy 53 MARGARET MURPHY Library Club '51-'53g Pep Club '51-'53g Chorus '51, '52, Glee Club '51-'53g Operetlo '51p F.H.A. '51, '52g library Club secretory ond ireusurer '53g Pep Club secretory '53. -'1 U9- .1 ORVH MURPHY Dxstrubutlve Eduzatn-'An Club 52 53 Junvo Ratarnan NADINE PERRY Dnstrnbutwve Educatton Club 53 MAURlCE NESSER Hameroom presudent 51 All school play 51 Thes plan play Devsl and Damel Webster 51 super salesman Junuor Class Magazlne Soles 52 Q, DOROTHY RUTH PICKETT A 0 51 Muxed Corus 52 Glee u 51 53 Mrxed Quartet 51 53 Operettc l Blossom 'mel Pep Clu 51 53 Cheer eader 51 u ent Councul 51 53 Log stat? 51 52 Soons lvocalj 52 53 Pep Club presndent 52 Oklahoma Honor Socnety 52 Oklahoma G-rls State 52 Home room aHvcer 52 53 Class secretary 52 Semor Assembly 52 Harmonettes 53 Girls Truo 53 Glee Club presrdent 53 Presldents Cabunet 53 President pro tempore at Student Councul 53 Natronal Honor Souety 53 Thespuans 53 Sensor play 53 Football Queen Attendant 53 Mnss Pnrateer 53 Chorus Sweetheart 53 Mena soprano solo-Dustrud and State Vocal contest superuor Member ot lollow-ng small ensembles for Vocal Contest Gvrls Trno Gurls Quartet Mnxed Quartet-all rated supernor Elected Sweetheart of the Chorus NANCY NEWMAN F H A 51 53 Jolly Roger stat? 51 Fashuon Show Hue 52 Pep Club 52 53 All sc oo play 52 Pep Club Mem secretary 53 F H A treax DOROTHY RALSTON Pep Club 52 Dlstrnbutlve Education Club 52 53 state delegate 53 Homeroom treasurer 52 Home room program chaurman 52 Homeroom presndent -110- ,samba gf CHARLES RANFY A 3 1 'Q' JOHNNIE ROSE Dlslrxbullve Educollon Club 52 U S No y ALICE PAYE ROBERTS Bond 51 53 Mlled Chorus 51 53 Grrls Glee Club J erella 5l Clarnnel Ouanel 52 Homeroom chuplnm 52 53 Pep Club 52 53 Junnor Variety Show 52 Jolly Roger slaH 52 53 Band secretary and treasurer 53 Harmonelles 53 Tru Stole Band Feshval 53 Girls Qucrlel 53 Bond Queen Allendonl 53 MARGARET SECHLER Pep Club 51 Library Club 51 52 Lubrary Club secrelary 52 Junnor Class vnce presndenl 52 Home room olilcer 51 Jumor Vnnely Show 52 One Ac Play Fesllval 52 Sludenl Councvl secrelary 53 Homeroom secretary 53 Thespnan 53 Sludenl Courv ul 53 Presidents Ccbmel 53 CLARA ROOT e Club 51 5 Library Cu 5 Homeroom parluamenlaruan 53 MINNIE SEEBERGER Sludenl Council '51, '525 Bond '51, Glee Club '51-'53g Chorus '51-'53, Pep Club '51-'53g F.H.A. secrelury '5lg Bond Queen Allendanl '5lp Oklahoma Honor Society '51-'53g Blossomlime '5lg Homeroom treas- urer '52g Senior Class lrensurer '53g log xlull '53g Baskelball Queen '53p Nalional Honor Sociely '53. -111- SYLNIA SHATTUCK ,--Q Q 1 ifvv Cheerleader 5l 53 Chorus Sl 52 Glce Club 5l 52 Homeraom oflrcer 51 52 Basketball Qieen Attendant 51 Opereta 51 Basketball Queen 52 Pep Club president 53 Student Counul 53 x. i 'ii' SPX S. i if 1 x PHYLLIS MARIE SNYDER Oklahoma Honor Society 5l 53 Band 5l 52 Pep ub 5l 5J FHA 51 Clarinet Quartet 52 Bon Business Committee manager 52 Band Queen At tendanl 52 Log stat? 52 53 Rotary Club Essay Winner 52 super salesman Junior Class Magazine Sales 52 National Honor Society 53 Goingt College Quiz 53 Jolly Roger editor 53 Log bus mess manager 53 Student Council 53 Student Council parliamentaruan 53 Homeroom officer 53 Thespuan 53 NORMA SMITH ROY DALE SNYDER Band 51 52 Dlstrnbutuve Education Club reporter 51 Student Council 51 Band vice president 52 Prolectuonlst Club vice president 52 53 Installation ol lntercammunucatuon System 52 Blossomlnme 51 Yhnrd place winner Radio Theory Contest 52 PHYLLIS JEAN smm-I Operetta '50, '52g Mixed Chorus '51-'53g Girls' Glee Club '51-'53g library Club '5lg Jolly Roger stat? '5lg Girls' Quartet '52g Mixed Ensemble '52g Pep Club '52g Homeroom vice-president '52g Homeroom secre- tary '52g Junior Class Variety Show '52g Contest soloist lvacalj '52, '53g State Music Festival '53g Mixed Quartet '53p Chorus Sweetheart Attendant '53g Member of Mixed Quartet-District and State Vocal contest-superiorp Attendant ta Sweetheart ol Chorus. JOE STINER Band '5Ig F.F.A, '51, '52. -112- in-17 X K- L 5 'vl L- V . v I tif' s--2 .xl BASIL TALLEN1 'lheaniun play, The Devil and Daniel Webster' '51g Baseball '51, '52g Football 52g Wrestling '51-1535 2nd Regional Wrestling Tournament 52g sergeant cl arms, homeroom '52, Jolly Roger staH '5Jg 3rd Reg- ' ionai Wrestling Tournament '53g Escort at the Wrest, ling Queen Coronation 53. ANNA LEE WEAVER , Mixed Ensemble '51, '527 Distrlbutive Education Club V '52g Mixed Chorus '51, '52g Girls' Glee Club '51, '53, , f 'uf' K I , L 1' 'Q--f nv' Operetta '51g Harmanettes '52, '53. BENNY TEEGARDEN Clasx treasurer 51 Homeroom president 52 Wrest in Su ent Ccuncil 52 5 Foo all 5 Football co captain 53 Dustnbutrve Education Club parliamentarran 53 JIM WENZLAFF Operetta 5l Bond 51 53 Saxophone Quartet 51 52 Student Council 51 Football 50 52 Home roam president 52 Boys State 52 Super salesman Junior Class Magazine Sales 52 Speech Tourna ment radio play 53 JIM TOWNSEND FF A vice president 51 F F A Convention at Stull water 52 F F A 51 53 F F A secretary 53 Soft ball 52 JUN 1 1' il HAROLD J WHITE sv Prolechonust Club secretary 52 53 115 DOLLY WILLIAMS Chorus '5I, Llbfury Club 52, 53, vice presndcnl 631 Homevoom offlcer 52, 53, Pop Cfub '53, Log sec vcvcuy '53, Oklahoma Honor homely 53, Nohonol Honor Society 53, PAUL WOOD Dnsiribuiivo Educoliun Club '53 Bond '53 JACK WILSON A 5 BILLIE SMITH WORKMAN KENNETH WINN Dnnrlbuhve Educalaon Club 50 5I Truck 50 5I Baskefbull 50 SI isnt' -xxx. fy R ALYNE WRIGHT Sludenv Councul 5l Open-nu 51 Fooibcll Queen Afendcnl 5I 52 Chorus 5I 52 Pep Club lreas ur r 5I 52 Glee Club 5I 52 Cheerleader 2 53 Homeruom officer 52 53 Ofhce 53 The Log 114 VERNA MAE ZEEK Director, Junior Variety Show '52g Chorus '52y BIos' somtime '5lg Jolly Roger :toll '5Zp All-school play '52, '53g radio play l Air Roid'J in State Frm-:Es '52g lst place, Dramatic Interpretation, Ada, '52g One- Ad Play Festival '52, Ihexpinn '52, '53p president '5 '53p Oklahoma Honor secrecy '52, miriam editor ot log '535 director ot Senior Assembly, Anti: Spring 537 Director ot Sophomore Assembly '53g Oflice '51 ronww cure u, s. Navy These Few Precepts Look thou character Gxve thy thoughts no tongue Nor any unproportmon d thought h1s act Be thou famrlxar but by no means vulgar The frlends thou hast and thexr adoptlon trxed Grapple them to thy soul wlth hoops of steel But do not dull thy palm wlth entertamment Of each new hatch d unfledg d comrade Beware Of entrance to a quarrel but belng m Bear t that th opposed may beware of thee Glve every man thme ear but few thy volce Take each man s censure but reserve thy Judgment Costly thy hablt as thy purse can buy But not express d rn fancy rxch not gaudy For the apparel oft proclamms the man And they m France of the best rank and station Are most select and generous chxef ln that Nelther a borrower nor a lender be For loan oft loses both rtself and fnend And borrowmg dulls the edge of husbandry Thxs above all to thine own self be true And rt must follow as the mght the day Thou canst not then be false to any man fPolon1us advice to hrs son Leartes on the occasxon of his departure Act I Scene III Hamlet Shakespeare J 115- 9 5 It 44, R... fb BEST LOOKIN Boxll Tollenf ond Alyne Wrughl The Semor Bxg Wheels were nommated by the class membershxp Leaders 1n varxous school actwxtxes the people pxctured on the Bxg Wheel pages have con tnbuted materially to student lnfe 1n the Bristow Hlgh School 0 Senmr Bug Wheels BEST PERSONALITY Dorolhy Psckell and Benny Teegcrden CUTEST COUPLE Minnie Seeberger ond Johnny Choolhom -116- MOST POPULAR Bobby Lyons and Charlene McMorm Senior Big Wheels BEST GROOMED Jimmy Wenxloff and Sylvno Shalluck wi FRIENDLIEST Murland Arrmloge ond Margaret Sochlnv MOST TALENTED Paul Hockell and Cynlhuu Hodges The Log staff congratulates the Bxg Wheel selec txons and extends smcere w1snes that through the years they may cont1nue to ment such honors as thelr class mates have th1s year bestowed upon them ...EQ MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Carolyn Jordon and Bill Lipo -117- Semor Assemlulues A one act comedy Antuc Sprung hughlughted one of the senuor assemblues Left to rugnt Alan Couch Cynthua Hodges Russell Muller Bonme Buue Glen Harrus, and Dorothy Puckett 'ff An entertaunung quuz show patterned after Whats My Lune? of TV fame Left to rught Dorothy Puckett Bull Lupe Carolyn Jordan, Margaret Sechler George Slyman Joan Tuernan, Ruth Foster and John Crutchfield n rg-fu At rught Tulsa Unuversuty Goung to College raduo quuz program Left to rught Rod Jones Jack Garcua Dr f f Nuchols Marland Armutage Bob Lyons o T U uudge Mrs Neva Gurley, Mrs Kate Corey Mr Darrel Stules Russell Muller Donald Bauleys Carolyn Jordan Phyllus Snyder, Bull Lupe and Bonnue Buue At far right us the TV program enguneer f-Q06 -118- 6 A close up of the sux senuors who matched wuts un the Goung to College contest Bull Lupe second from rught edged past the other tive contestants to wun by a narrow margun For hus vuctory, Bull receuved a S2500 savungs bond and the chance to compete for a scholarshup agaunst the other school wunners from all over the state The Beat Sapulpa sugn us a reference to the football game whuch took place on the evenung followung the quiz program l'1 Somor Mcsiorploco an A :samsung - 'bf ou I leoh'1 nf' Q Goob a d h s pr de and oy T in-1 .!.f 0 qxglb vp tum in q O -i '-'-1'-Fil' J Q! 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L ':r 44 ff THORPE S FOOD STORE Cash 1 you have zt Credit 1 you need zt Phone 1127 105 So Mum BRISTOW OKLAHOMA S 81 H Green Stamps Mr O D Thorpe and hs staff pleasantly serve thenr customers 'F Ill Umm' :ASI l L J L Morgan -whw,..4,. dana' 41 See the new HUDSON Amerzca 5 Ya est and Most Beautz ul Automobxle Also for the best an the Used Cars See your Bristow Hudson Dealer H! 129 Bristow Hudson Co 512 N Man Phone 513 Tail i x ,O V .- I mg' S 1 A l 5 ' I S A ' X I , 1 A' lv'-v' n 23 P 4 ,ll J f - 'J T . ,.,, 1 1 V 4 1 g Wi U , . 1 V i ,mv I .Q - Haig' ,f 7 K H P . A T A ' ' N 'D . I r T i f J' , l I .: ' ' ' ' , . - if ', d'llllZ - lm' y +w f ' , -' , - - I ,. Phone 760 ff ' ' - Q41 A -' H - -'-' ' .N . , ' -A - ' - . -Q A Y n T v Iunsvvpno L X ' , --1' ff:-- '-- . .... ' , ',',.-,'f-Gift , ' ' ' 4m.ff: , 453 - -T l ,A V I , - ifl I 8 Q-1 -1... I Y 3 ' Ax X . ' . . 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Company First and Oak Bristow, Oklahoma fllanufacturers of Nationally Advertised ARTEMIS UNDERTHINGS Ufferx clean, well-paid employment for women of Bristow Area MAIN AUTO SUPPLY Bristow s Leadlng Parts Store ke: Mr Cunn ngham and Mr Parrot stand ready 10 serve you ws PLQM Our Cosmetzcs Department zs complete wzth all the new :tems colors and shades IVe are txcluszue agents or Helena Rubenstem Dorothy Perlexns Old Spree Desert Flower and Kings Illen IF urs New WE HAVE IT KEMP S DRUG STORE We gxue S 8: H Green Stamps Q Mrs Kemp helps customer Mrs .Iacke Hutson 135- Pogo Proudly Recommends THE BRISTOW NEWS Brxstows Leading Newspaper V - 'L f ll ' I ' ll , X . l ' it 1: i It , O ! .uma ,..,,,, ' X . i . l if - i I - waz: To Lx f 1 X. 'I , . ,J 1 v ' 1 -1 1 ,... L ., :1i W e ' O - r t . ,h C N l f . F A, ' , ' , , 1' 5 . f 4 ' . L . 7-.,. D -X Ap- 1 Q 5 1 - E :I1 I J' i If . U 7 ' ' ' A R Q 0 , . , . i . ,. 'L ' l ' . 'I Q I si '-liluvg - .. 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