Bristow High School - Log Yearbook (Bristow, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1955 volume:

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The award was made to the high school as one of the few high schools in the United States judged out- standing tor its efforts to perpetuate the American way of life. The award includes a Freedoms Foundation film library for the high school and a pilgrimage for a teacher and a student to Valley Forge, Pa., and other national shrines. Materials submitted to the Freedoms Foundation awards jury were: the student council's scrapbook covering the 50th anniversary celebration, sponsored by Mrs. Kate B. Corey and the student councilg Mrs. Neva Gurley's course of study for homeroomsg and Mrs. Lola B. Covey's course of study in American History based on the concepts of democracy and speeches made by Mrs. Covey and Mrs. Mildred Ni- chols to the state association of college professors of history in which they explained Bristow High School's teaching of democracy in American History and Liter- ature. -.212151:15-1-1-2-2132ilziigni-3.1.1E2:555555212g2:ff,339:1:c-:-'.1152f:1-I-5-:fgizii-35-I-:-5-25-Sf:2.'f-.iii-1?3'1' FOREWORD In days to come we hopc that thrs book yull grow rn value Many years from now you wrll leaf through thrs 1954 55 annual and recall varrous expcrrences rn hwh school Many of them wrll be brought to lrfe by the srqht of an old frrend s face XVe on the annual staff srncerely hope that the 1955 LOG vyrll help you rclrve your hrgh school days and that rt yyrll brnd you closer to your present frlends so they may not be forgotten later on Wfe would lrlce to thanlc all the faculty students and local merchants who helped us to make thrs boolc possrhle Now we present to you students and faculty of Brrstoyy Hrgh School your 1955 annual AINNL AL STAFF Co Edzfmr JUAINITA PEIXNINGTOX ETHEL MAY XVAGCON FR BIIYIUL rr M zmzqef CAROL C ANS General Sta Kaye Barton Genevreve Bean Ethm Brgpond Cerald Carter Kaye Cecrl Brrdxe Dykcs Myrna Edwards Ruth Foster Jaqueta Franks C A Hamllton Qherrre Harrrs Ann Hendrrclcs Carl I-lrll Kennard Irvrne Roland Mattox Phyllrs McQuarn Kerth Muller Tom Paxton jerry Rllev Cone Thompson Neclra Thurman Wayne Thurman Tom Vaughn and Maryory XVohl , , 1 ' - ,fl ' v v , V - , L Q - l A D ' J . . y . 1 . , , . f A Y rl 1 1 ' y I 1 1 f ' fl ' X - 7 . . Y 7 , ' , , , v 7 - - - , , , , , ' 4 . 7 . Q , , L . . , , , A 1 . ' . 1 1 3 1 ' I ' . .,,...,......,,...,,........ L X A f T 1 ' 1 Secreffzry ..,.,................,..,,,.1....,....,,.... DONNA HADDOX , ' '.. 1 K ' ,,,..,..,,..,..,,,..,,......,,,..1.,..., l S: ' , . . , 1 , 1 L , ' , -' ' ll. Y 3 9 L ' 1 1' ' , c , '., 44 . , L .' , 1' A , 1 . S 3 Y ' C V , . . DEDICATIO XVe, the Log staff of 1095, respect- fully dedicate this hook to Mr. Clyde Qhfosel Leforce teziclier, coach and friend. Mose. as he is affectionately known by students and faculty, will complete his 55rd year in the teach- ing field this spring, Thirty years were spent in the coaching ranks. He coached Bristow High School ath- letic teams for 25 years hefore his retirement from active coaching in 1951. During his coaching career, he compiled outstanding records, I-lis overall won and lost mark for 50 years of gridiron competition shows a sensational 208 xictories against only 8' losses and six ties, It is with love and admiration that we dedicate this volume to Mr. Leforce, realizing that it is hut an humble effort to show our appreci- ation for his many years of service to our school and community. C1 I F 'R' fa Q 5,13 CPP-imxf I cbfnfmlii A I ADMINISTRATIC TSE f 1 S ' M .. QTL 5 -. Q . ' Q Q v V . 5 I 1 5 : E' I ' 'Q 5' X me 1' , . -SN- XXX. ,--4' DR. B. R. NICHOLS MR. H. H. SIMS Sl!f7d?l'fl.7f8lIlf61Il' of five Bfiffozz' Sffwofy P1'im'ill1i1f of Bzirfruzz' Srlwof THE BOARD OF EDUCATIO 3?-if .55 1 Left to right: Mr. Worth McCauley. Memberg Mr. jack Waggoner. Clerkg Mr. Earl Brace, VNC Presidentg Mr. Earl Ford. Presidentg Dr. B. R. Nichols, Superintendent of Schoolsg Mr. Bill Boerstler, Member. all FACULTY BILLIE TAYLOR CAPE Diffrikzilizt lirfffrvfmn, Biziizztrt Eilqiffllfl. Bfifflfhtfjfizsy BS., East Central State Collegeg M.S., Oklahoma ASM College, Graduate study: Oklahoma ARM College 7.3 HELEN CARRUTH B1z,f1mni,w lfdlfazlfmz B.A,, University of Kansasg Graduate Study: Lnixersity of Kansasg MS., Oklahoma ARM College VARA INIQNEIL CONNORS Engffib, SfI1'6L'b B.A., University of Tulsag M.A.. University of McGillg Graduate study: University of Grenoble, University of Paris. KATE BALDRlDGE COREY Demi of Grrlr, Lzfizz BA., Central State Collegeg M.A., Colorado State College of Educationg Graduate study: Northwestern Lniversitx LOLA BEST COVEY Dir'eL'lm' nf Izrflrzrflmlz, E7It2H.l'Z7', Sjnnlirb B.A., M.A., Ed. D., University of Tulsag Additional Grad- uate study: Oklahoma ASM College, University of Mexito. JESSIE EREELAND Piazza B.A., Beaver College fPa.Dg Graduate study: Waynesburg College QPa.j, Progressive Series of Music QMO JOSEPH L. FUSCO IlZIf7'Il77l8I1fJl Murir B.M.E., University of Oklahomag M.M.E. University of Oklahoma. GLADYS CARMAN GRANDIN Piano. Organ B.M., University of Oklahoma CLETUS GREEN Alblefirr, P1zl7.7iL11.'i0J15 B.A., Harding Collegeg Graduate Study: University of Arkansas. NEVA CARMAN GURLEY Malbenlalinf, Dirermr of Home-Room Proqmm B.A., M.A., University of Oklahoma FACULTY CLYDE LEEORCE Drrfrlur of Aflvfe1ir.r, Dfirur Edzzmliozz 3.S,, Central State Collegeg Additional study: Oklahoma ARM College. VIRGILENE MARSHALL Votutiozml Home ECOIIUIIIICT B.S.. Oklahoma ARM College. Graduate Study. GEORGE INICCOY Allaleticr, Social Sludier B.A., Northeastern Teachers College, Tahlequahg Additional Study: Kansas State Teachers College, Pittsburg, Kansas. JAMES 1. NEIGHBORS Sofia! Sludier B, A., Central State Collegeg Graduate study: Tulsa Uni- versity. MILDRED M. NICHOLS Voml Murir, Englixla B.A., Kansas Wesleyan University, M.A., Northwestern Universityg Additional study: University of Oklahoma, Oklahoma A8cM College, Colorado College. EARL H. POWELL Vocational Agricullure B.S.A., Oklahoma A8cM College. A. J. SAMPSON Biology, Cbemiylry B.S., M.S., Oklahoma A8rM College. H. H. SIMS Prirzfipal B.A., Northeastern State College, M.A., Oklahoma A8cM College, Graduate Study: George Peabody College for Teachers. DARREL E. STILES I rlduftritzl Arif BS., Centr Ere olle 3 M.S., Oklahoma A8rM College, f3 4'- U HERBERT J. THOMPSON Athletics B.S., Michigan State Collegeg Graduate Study: University of Tulsa. -fin 'ju-3' 41521-f ' 42 1 ' 7. LA, FACULTY GRACE WlfNZl.AFl: L1f5f',n'i,111. SJIIKZA1 HJU, 1lwmf111.1iif1f B.A., Central State Clollcgcq HA, in Library Scicnce, Uni- versity of Oklalmlnag Atltlitinnal Study: Tulsa L'nivcrsity, SECRETARIES f Q al 1 ,X Q - It Y ,X A133 ' 'Q Ang ! I A ful? ,QQ in ELDA BIDDLE PAULINE SAMPSON VERA VAUGHIN S'LtiVcf.1l'-I Rc'gi.fln'1r' Saw' 1111 Cll?'I'x:L'IllIl77I Ojfirf Snjvefizlfefzdr 211 i Offur ' CUSTODIANS ,K ' I4 I ' . - at , J , 'af A P ,Y 2 iz I V- X-,. , fi gb. . A F la I 1 51 F .Ei ll t l The custodians are the first V' P 51: 2 to suhool in the morning and u- fl- 1 7127 the last to leave at night, 'R , i '3' ' f 5 Q .Z They work diligently to keep A HA 'A '7 the buildings clean at all f, ff times. l i an BEN MVRPHY LETHA VUILLIAMS I, 1, . w, 10 4 Lv. g, . . -FQ' ' ff ff? 'O lk I, :Ill dk- , X a an my . Jil, , ' N X-4 IJIIT1, Q -I' V - H , ., 4 .-., , gQ Q. I 5 . 'lllf AAS BUILDINGS The Bristow High School building which was completed in 1974 nov stands at a mlue of C575 000 The Edison Grade School located onthe school square The Washington Grade School located on the east prepares many students for higher grades side of town prepares its pupils in the fundamentals needed for further learning The junior High School building houses the auditorium which is shared by both the high school and the junior high school. B ILDINGS Gu V. , -' ,, Q Q. I, , - y Y' 1 X ' '- f' B ,eff NTT rg I ,H '4- -,,.k,-- ' . ,--fww N ., 'A if. SF VW It . ,...f' ' K- kt e T , T 2325 A , i The Leforce Flelcl House,wh1ch 15 the scene 0 J.:-if The Brxstmx Plll7llL Llbriry xxelcomex B H S Qtuclcnte who neccl ulclmnnal rcwclmg incl rclcrencc mitcrmli --Q... FIYB The American Legxon Bulldmg vntnesses many scenes of h1gh school llfe mnxeri concerts the lunlor Senxor banquet and gmduatmn cxcrcxscs Brxstow Hxh School 5 actnuncb m urcstlnm, mul hxskcthall lS x1luecl1tS175000 -sv-...... 5---... The Clllllt bllllkllllzl, IH ulnch mul incl mstrumcntxl mmm an dgl'lLl1lfLlXL 11ct1ue,ht 1 llLlLLl lt QSOOOO The Board of Educatlon lillllkllflj, hnuics the Qnpcrlntcnclents Offlfe Incl 1S the meeting pl cc for the hmrcl if lLlLlL2lll0Il members 5 L5 H ' V 1 ' Sl!! fxfif. -., . .K . - f . . ,Q ,Q -Ji Vij,, , ' ,L A hh J- - l 'xxx . ' ' n we ff,,a--.,.,:fl:.:':: 'z '41 .' 4 '- 4 Ll' z aj,'SNx'1c.. , l I Y LT ,::L.,.-N,,f lf-. ,F lug- , if if:-' V + I .' . . 1, .V f I A b . y' D -. I . I y x Al' K 4 4 A ll' 4 2 A '. ' I. '.. ' ' .. a ff Kwsws 'QTJ-fi' SENIORS IPQAROLYN Ri 'iii ABBA!-iAM Hoineroom Prcsidvnt 531 Student Countil 52. 55: Barska-tball Attendant 533 liigxvlieel 53. 553 Span- ish Club 53, 5-lg Presidents Cabinet 53. Sell Stud- ent Countil Convention 535 Oklahoma Honor Society 52, 551 Harmonettcs 53, 55: 5 Notes 553 Chorus 53, 553 Girls' State, National Honor So- ciety 55. CHARLIENI2 BARNLTT Homeroom Vice President 52, 533 Chaplain Library Club 533 FHA 53. 553 Chorus 54 55 D.E. Club 54, 55. Treasurer 55. Bon Al,l.lfNSXY'Uli'I'H Class President 551 Chaplain 551 President Student Assotiation 55, Student Council 52, 551 Big- wlieel 53, 551 XX'i'estling 53, 553 Football 53, 553 Presiclents Cabinet 543 junior Rotarian 55, Boys' State 54. JIMMIE KAYE BARTON Homeroom Secretary 5-43 Chaplain 551 Vifc PrCSi- dent 553 Student Council 53: Bigwheel 52. 541 XVrestling Attendant 533 Football Attendant 541 Chorus Attendant 55g Pep Club 53, 55. PICS? dent 553 jolly Roger 553 LOG 543 Harmonettes 53, 553 5 Notes 553 Chorus 51, 55: Future Nurses 5-iz Secretary 54. JOAN ASTON FFA Sweetheart 55: FHA 51-55. Quartet, Rally 53. 55: Song Leader 53. 551 Chorus 52. 55, DONNA KAY BLACKBURN .Q- Homeroom President 531 Secretary 5-ly Parliamen tarian 553 Vice President 551 Student Council 53, 55: Cabinet 553 Bigwheel 553 Basketball At- tendant 5-ig Pep Club 53, 553 Thegpigng 53, 55. Historian 5-3, President 551 Oklahoma Honor Society 52. 54: LOG 5-ig Office Attendant 5-ig Cheerleader 54: Girls' State 543 Speech Con- test 533 District Tournament 5-lg State Speech Town 54. .1- K5 CAROL JOAN BAILEY Homeroom Vice President 543 Ozark, Arkansas. Girls Basketball 52, 54, FHA 53, PATSX BLANKLNSHIP Pep Club 53, Library Club 53, jolly Roger 53 FHA 553 Band 52, 533 Chorus 52, 53 :Q 'V . JT .3 3, : Q1 21531 'fer ,wg Ha SENIORS Bi1.L1E jo BOOTH Homeroom Chaplain 52, 531 Student Council 53, Library Club Reporter, Parliamentarian 52, 533 FHA 51, 553 Secretary 53, 543 President 553 Har- monettes 53, 5-13 Chorus 52. 553 DF, Club 54, 553 Reporter 553 FHA Trio 54, 55: Quartet 54, 553 All-State Chorus 53, 54, DONNA SUE CARNEY Homeroom President 52, 533 Vice President 535 Chorus Sweetheart 553 FHA Secretary, Song Leader, Parliamentarian, Quartet 551 Harrnonettes 54, 553 Chorus 52-551 Vice President 55, BETTY GERALDINE BROXVN Library Club 52, 533 FHA 52-55, Vice Presi- dent 54, 553 Band 533 Chorus 53-55, D. E. Club 5-l. GERALD C. CARTER Homeroom Vice President 533 FFA 50-553 Treas- urer 54, Reporter 533 jolly Roger 553 Land Judg- ing Team 53, 54, RONALD BURGESS Homeroom President 53-553 Student Council 53- 553 Projectionist Club 53, 553 Vice President 53- 553 Band 49-543 Treasurer 543 Harmonairs 553 Future Teachers 54. REBA CASH Homeroom Secretary 53, 543 President 553 Stud- ent Council 53-55, Cabinet 533 Bigwheel 53, 553 Pep Club 53, 553 Latin Club 52, 533 Thespians 53-55, Secretary 551 LOG 53. 543 Oklahoma Honor Society 54, 553 All-School Play 543 Going to College Quiz 553 Future Nurses 553 Miss Pirateer 55. BURRIS W. CALDWELL Homeroom President 553 Bigwheel 553 Projection- ist Club 53-553 President 553 Junior Rotarian 553 Band 52-553 Drum Major 52-553 Harmonairs 553 Boys' State 543 Future Teachers 543 Slave King 53. jim CHAPMAN Wrestling 54, 553 Projectionist Club 53-55. Gi? '.-25 .f c f ,., . . -L- . gs, 1' fb ,ls- SLNIORS Senior Presitlent 551 Homeroom President 5-i. SSL l:Rl-Ill C'or'Fin' Ptoggrain Chairman 544 Student Council 54, 553 liigwlieel 54, 55g Ltttin Club 55g junior Rotarian 55g Oklrtliointi Honor Society 533 LOG 545 Busi- ness Manrigeiq Going to College Quiz 55: Boys' State 543 Regional Winner of Will Rogers Con- test 553 Commodore of Oklahoma Honorary Navy. BIRIDIE MAC DYK13s jolly Roger 555 Office Assistant 54, 55. DONNA CZESKLEBA Homeroom Vice President 53-55g Chaplain 533 Student Council 53-553 Cabinet 543 Bigwheel 553 Basketball Queen 55g Pep Club 53-551 Cheer- leader 551 Latin Club 53g Thespians 54, 553 Vice President 553 Future Nurses 553 LOG 54g Office Assistant 533 National Honor Society 55. MX'RNA EIJXVARDS Library Club 55, 55g Secretary-Treasurer 543 'lol ly Roger 555 Second Place XX'inner of I-low to get the most out of Life. 54. MARY JOYCE DAVIS FHA 52-54, President 54. TOM ELIAS Football 53-555 Basketball 545 Spanish Club 52 533 Homeroom Chaplain 553 Wrestling 55. HAROLD DIXON Basketball 55. ki 413 T RUTH Fosrisn All-School Play 54. Homeroom Vice President 555 Pep Club 52-55g Latin Club 52-553 Thespians 53-55g LOG 53, 54g SEN IO RS JAQUETA COLEEN FRANKS Pep Club 56 fCalif0miaJg Library Club 54. 55, jolly Roger 551 FHA 55, -IIMMLE EARL GOWER Distributive Education Club 54, 55. CAROL ANN GASS Homeroom Secretary, Treasurer 553 Pep Club 55- 55, jolly Roger 55: LOG 55, Treasurer. EARL GROOM Band 51 54, Proyeetionist Club. JUDY GIBSON Homeroom Secretary 5-ig Wrestling Queen 551 Pep Club 53-551 Latin Club 51-551 Presidents Cabi- net 5-ig Thespians 5-4, 55: Oklahoma Honor So- ciety 53-55: LOG 53, 5-ig All-School Play 5-li Going to College Quiz 55: Office Attendant 553 Valedictorian 55, National Honor Society 55. DONNA JEAN HADIBOX Class Secretary 551 Student Council 55-55: Sec- retary 553 Bigwheel 54, 551 Wrestling Attendant 5-lg Pep Club 53-55, Presidents Cabinet 551 Jol- ly Roger 553 LOG 551 Secretary, Student Council Convention 54, 55, D.E. Club 5-1, Reporter, New Mexico: Cheerleader 52. 55. G- ' li- RICHARD CDICKD GOTT Bigwheel 551 Basketball 52-54: LOG 531 Pro- iectionist Club 52-55. G. A. HAMILTON D.E. Club 54, 55, jolly Roger 55. T 491 6' X SENIORS jo ANN HEARD Office Attendant, Ol-cmulgee 51, 52. VERLOUS ANN HOLKUM FHA 53, 54. ANN HLNDRILKS Homeroom Chaplain 543 Bigwheel 553 Football Queen 55: Pep Club 53-553 Cheerleader 53-553 Thespians 53-553 LOG 533 All-School Play 54: Future Nurses 53-55. O. D. HOLT Wrestling 52-553 junior Rotarian 55: FFA 52- 55, President 54, Sentinel 553 Delegate to State Convention3 Livestock Judging Team 533 Wrestl- ing Captain 55. CARL HODGE Distributive Education 54, 55. SARAH JANE HUGHES I-lomeroom Secretary 53, Chairman 533 Pep Club 53-553 Latin Club 53, 543 Thespians 54, 553 His- torian 553 LOG 543 All-School Play 543 Office Assistant 553 Chorus 533 Future Teachers 54, Treasurer. age DOYE HOLDERFIELD Basketball 55, 54: Proyectionist Club 52-55. 1 .1 bf U!!,,. ' CHARLES KING Homeroom Parliamentarian 553 Bigwheel 55. Q SENIORS Kuxxi-xml LANif Class Vite President 553 Homeroom Vine Presi- dent 53: Vfrestling 51-5-ig DE, Club 55, Vue President 55. Romxii lNIATi'ox Homeroom President 553 Viie Presiucn Student Council 551 Basketball 55 55 But il 53-5-iz .lolly Roger 55: Ol-clahoma Honor Notiity Dox1x'i2i-:jANET LAl'NiL's FHA 5245-1. Historian 55, Chaplain 54. KEl'I'H NLILLER Class Secretary 5'lg Bigwheel 551 junior Rotariin 55: jolly Roger 55: Band 52-55. Vite President 54. President 551 Boys' State 5-1: All State Band 54: LOG KING 55. Nomm jean: Liswis Class Treasurer 533 Homeroom Secretary 531 President 5-ig Student Council 5-lg Bigwheel 54g Pep Club 53-55: Spanish Club, President 55: Secretary 5-iz Latin Club 531 Oklahoma Honor Society 53-551 National Honor Society 551 LOG 53, 54: Going to College Quiz 551 Chorus 531 Salutatorian 55g Slave Queen 53: Essay Contest 54. 54. DONNA FERN MUDGETT Library Club 533 FHA 51-551 Office Assistant 551 D.E. Club 55. PAYE ALENE LOONEY Homeroom Chaplain 53: Studmi CO'-1f1Cil 553 Chorus 52-5-lg D.E. Club 5-l. MARYLANE NEALE Homeroom President 53. Chaplain 53 Vice Presi dent 54g Pep Club 52-54g Latin Club 53 55 Thes pians 553 Golf 53. SENIORS Tori PAXTCJN Hoimroom Vice pTLASlslL1'1f 551 Student Countil 553 lk-otbgtll 53-551 'lhespians 53-551 P.trlit1men- l.ll'l.lIl 551 Jolly Roger 551 Junior Rnturian 553 All-Sthool Play 531 New Maxim Military ln- stitute: Intramural Boxing, WlI't'ifllIlg, Football, Softball, Burial, Drum and Bugle Corps. Dramatics Cluh, Chapel Choir 54. DONNA RAINES Bigwheel 55g Shawnee: Basketball Attendant 53 Girls' Basketball 53. Pep Club 53, FHA 53 Band 53, Chorus 53. JUANITA ANN PENNINGTON Class Treasurer 55g Bigwheel 551 Football Queen 533 Pep Club 53-553 Vice President 551 Jolly Roger 551 LOG 54, 55, Editor 551 Cheerleader 553 Future Nurses 53. 55. SHIRLEY JACKSON RAMSEY D.E. Club 54g Pep Club 53, 54g Chorus 53 NORLIA PERRY D.E. Club 54. JACK DEAN REYNOLDS Homeroom Parliamentarian 553 Harmonairs 55 ANDREW' PIRTLE Distributivc Education 54. 55. JERRY RILEY Football 51-55g D,E. Club 55g Jolly Roger 55 Z 43 SENIORS Rox' A. Roc,I'Rs, 'IR Class Vice Presitlcnt 5-I1 Homeroom Prcsitlent 55. 541 Sttltirnl Council 5,5-55, Bigwhqql 553 FOUYP-ill 5555- 315050-lll 55. 5-I1 vlunior Rotari- an 551 National Honor Society 55, MAX Srizixcimm Class Treasurer 5-4: Home-room Vice President 53. President 551 Student Countil 55. 551 Big- wheel 53. 5-41 Football 55-551 Oklahoma Honor Society 553 Boys' State 5-5. LAVONSJIE SANDERS Homeroom Vice President 5-li Pep Club 53- 553 D.E, Club 5-4, -553 Vice President 5-l, President 551 State Delegate 551 Convention 5-l -551 Gypsy: Class Secretary. All-School Play, Basketball, Pep Club 55. FLOYD RICHARD STEINMAN Homeroom Vice President 543 Football 53. SHIRLEY ANN SCARLETT Homeroom Secretary 53: FHA 51-55g Reporter 54g Office Assistant 53-553 Chorus 533 D.E. Club 55. Nota STRIcKIANo LOG QUEEN 553 Pep Club 553 jolly Roger 553 Office Assistant 553 Chorus 543 Waggoner: Foot- ball Attendant, Cheerleader, FHA 53. DAVID SCI-IRAMME Class Vice President 553 Homeroom President 553 Student Council 55. 551 Bigwheel 553 Basket- ball 53-553 Football 53-551 ,lUf'li0f.R0ta1'ian 551 Oklahoma Honor Society 53-55: National Honor Society 55g Going to College Quiz 553 Band 52- 553 Vice President 55: Harmfmairs 553 BOYS' State 54. Gmc THoMPsoN Homeroom Vice President 531 Student Council 54, Bigwheel 55. 54. 55, Basketball 53-55, Foot- ball 53-55: Baseball 53. 54: Junior Rotarian 551 jolly Roger 553 Projectionist Club 543 Boys' State VN 49 av SENIORS Inrxi JA JEAN N11 THISRMAN Homeroom Vue- President 55: FHA 53, 5-1: Har- monettes 55: Chorus 53-55. ETHFL MAY WAGGONIQR Homeroom Secretary, Treasurer 53, 55, Student Council 55g Bigwheql 555 Pep Club 53-55 Sec retary 55: jolly Roger 551 LOG 54, 55, Editor 55 JACQUIELINIZ VALLIQUETTE Arkansas: Class Reporter 52. Secretary 533 Pep Club 52, FHA Reporter 531 Office Assistant 51-543 Chorus 543 Cheerleader 53g 4-H 52-543 Sports 52-54, D.E. Club 54, 55. ALMA Wr3BB13R Pep Club 54, 553 LOG 54, Chorus 51-531 Nurses 54. ToM VAUGHN I-Iomeroom Secretary, Treasurer 553 Thespian 555 jolly Roger, Sports Editor 55, FFA 53-553 Sec- retary 543 All-School Play 543 Treasurer 553 Entry to Creek County Fair 52-54. PAT WILSON Baseball 543 FFA 52-55, Vice PrCSidSf1f 55 judging Team 53. 54. Lois MARIE WADE Tahlequah: Pep Club 53g Spanish Club 543 Li- brary Club 51, 523 Chorus 523 4-H 52-545 FU- ture Nurses 54. ROVERDA FAYE WINN Home-room Secretary 53g Library Club 53 Roger 53, FHA 53, Reporter, Office Assistant 52 54: DE. Club 53-55. Serrire gr'.idu.1ler no! piftured are: SENIORS lVlAR!lORY VUOHI. Class Seuretaiy 55: President 5-Ig Hoinerooin Chap- lain 543 Setretary 551 Vite President Student Association 551 Student Countil 55-551 Bigwheel S361 Pep Cluh 55-553 Spanish Cluh 5-lg Latin Cluh 52, 53g 'Yhespians 55-551 Treasurer 5-13 Oklahoma Honor Society 53-551 National Honor Society 55L jolly Roger, Editor 555 LOG 54g All- Sthool Play 5-5: XX'inner of Going to College Quiz 55: Office Assistant 541 National Student Coun- cil Convention 5-lg Girls' State 5-ig County D.A.R. Award 551 Future Teachers 54, BILLY CHILDRESS PATRICIA XVOOIMLL Homeroom Secretary 54g Band Queen 553 Attend- ant 5-lg P6P Club 53-553 Thespian 54. 551 Okla- homa Honor Society 53-55: National Honor Society 553 All-School Play 541 Band 52-55g Harmonettes 54, 55: Chorus 54, 55: Future Nurses 54. ELLSWORTH LEVUIS BILL RAY FINK, RAY KENTON, ROBERT PLTQIIAN AND jon DALIZ STAIwc'AI.T. sf 46? G 1 ax, 'I ,ws .fi ,, , 'JNL MOST LIKELY I 1, 2 ' f Egg SENIOR 6 G 2 ag I ,, I TO SUCCEED QW My X 'iff ,I Marjory Wohl 1 Fred Coffey L. Eli BEST ALL-AROUND fh 0 4'l'1?'fffH'HQ -'ff Roy Rogers Reba Cash gl' MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT uamta Pcnmngton Rlchard Gott BIG WHEELS Qjglf-'13 Us. BEST NATURED Ethel May Waggoner Keith Miller vw' 'N 'O rwag N 's,.fx qw. A 1:- JUNIORS XY' ' iiimm lxxciuuii Bfnliiijq .'x1SLlP Delores Aiideixon W3 X.. ' Niiiilq .'Xri1I1L.1ge Agiauidnivv A V' 'Q' 'S-1 'fa K. N X I Genevieve Bean 1 ' Marie Berryhill .. I 'NL , ' f g 2 V' Lf Ethan Bigpoml , .. X Q mic iam 'ii Y A f A l,' 1 'L ' ig I ,J , 1 4 , i X E, 'A Q 0 'III' X is v v i 5 4 5 i. P 'SFU- ff'- 'X I C? if-T' joretta Bishop Majel Bolin Ann Bollinger Helen Cfiirr Nadine Carter L1lDOfiS Carver Kaye Cecil Jo Ann Coffey Homer Cook anie Coil ack Crittenden Frank Cunninglmm .IUNIGRS ,lriliiii1x'D.ii'iiLll . if I , , , F220 ' M Kriiiiirtli DuMoss - - XYf7llll.1INl3lLlimUI1 ....-7 A. llmliara Douglas 5-4 'lanct Elias ' - X K' ' Tyrone Elias X lilizgilnurli licrgiihoii .- an- 1 -, io- Stcvc lostcr . - if I I ,. 'xg Q K V at 'J 5 l :Xa X 4' 5 F Q A . i fy N iz li ll 'W' , Graric Franks Zclnia Gregory f , i V236 Y' Wfillic Hallman -nf- 'Iimmy Hanincr l -'Wig Ai A Qgff af' H ff 5 a a fair' if !! bm- L X, 'xl f ' ' nf A 5 l W 3 ,r 931 W Sherrie Harris N' X ' fi-. X Betty Harrison E - ii . 'Q' Bud Harrison fig, s Junior Henry K 4? z ix Ai, ,X 1 i l .xt ws.--f 6' Qi J Gag! '- J if 91 is. 6. L- ,,, 'F is-x 'Tf ' Juanita Hcnshaw Bonita Henshaw Carl Hill Rachel Hill wg-X XV Ns- Q x i 'Rv' 49? if 1' V . T-A f' C I AF' 55' 'wr .7 Us bf-x T37 JUNIORS S.1uudr.1 Hurst Raymond Hutcluugx gt Kulrmrrl lrviuc Ill.L Mum Vlolrmou 4, ,. 1 . N M -:Q A . 'RU rmkr-Ku1y ' 'xf'wr' X Leon Kisscc M ' JMS Ku x N 1 Fred Ladd , 4153? , I x., -4 f-- l ' ix X lr: e.- k,A'I A 5 Y f' k'AL Q john Lunsford gf ' . , I, Jim Mrrxwcll B ' ' Vcrduin lN'lcDuuicl A F, xl' 'ff' f jerry MCG11ugl1 X 1E 'xM u, N sw , .r 5 , Kenton McLcrrm gf' Charles Morris Ruth McMorris Phyllis McQuain f - 3- J ' f , -ff X l ri ., ,J if ' Sixivfmu I bl V. Loritha Miller joe Murphy johnny Nasser jimmy Osburn JUNIORS 'Im' l'.ig.in llttiimiu llttittt- ljtlllllil Pialiutl siiiiity mil Alecia Plum Patsy Ralston Mace Richards Sue Rickman Kenneth Root Marilyn Scchlcr Ronnie Sflirgidcr Ted Schrader jane Ann Smith Betty Sullivan Martha Sullivan DCW7Lly'I1C Tiillcnt Colleen Taylor Fred Wlayne Taylor Bobby Teegardcn Judy Tibbens fikffv- ,,f it' 289' 'B as S XX ff X -Q L Y 'S f X X . N ,wx -v- , Q? s tj' ,g.-v- ISR W 49 - fv- t I.-1 uni S- i J' L- ip-f , N I ,,. 3 Ji 4:5 -fl Kp 'ui ,J , NH' 5 I i , X 'Hx 4 ' .f 1. Q' g ,Q S we ft- 1:1 V I Q- if . --fm-r-.if -1.. W 1 R A ' I R'-f --ff' .YT 'f ' A L Q: I 6 9 5 Y t t ime 1 - , 2, 'Q q S Q , - . ' t. , v ,N ffm '1Z l L l JUNIORS P A ' V Q l i- A David Thompson f L - g V ' 'fav g Ncrlm Thurmrm -f Ly Z . l , . 6 Qi, -.. 5 4 L -- If Wfnync llmurmzm ' - Henry Titus Q , x B. - ig, -l.,x,-W .- ef i . f Bill Wfeaver Bob Webb Pat Williarns N1 ye ,', ' '.' Barbara Trout Betty Turner Dee Wald Alice Faye Weaver Il O MOST TALENTED GIRL Betty Sullivan BEST ATH L ETE XV.1yne Thurman JUNIGR CLAS 'ij' ,, .v.f44u Q-:QQ un THE MOST . . . Wfilliam Arleodc Elizabeth Ferguson 1 ' pq x E 6 Q3 K T , 5 E 2 Ei E 3 I 1, 1 Q 5 vw x X v ue 4 EF. u BEST ALL ROUND Sherrie Harris Kenneth Root BIG WHEELS BEST PERSONALITY jane Ann Smith Bill Xvcavcr BIIST GROOMISD Phyllis lXlCcQLlL1lll lifill l-g1LlLl C5 CUTEST COUPLE Wfilliam Hallman Alice Wfcavcr x , Q .Ns -4-'L , vf' A S8-LW Mm. ff SOPHO ORES Elf. YSJY ia rf X N ff'--Q X, W., 3 X212 A. MR. CLYDE LEFORCE Z ,., f- Q-phi SSE vi 1--....... L .L 15-, -'fr 9 ma . x- n Wu 45 ,, CLASS OFFICERS JACK McGAUGH, Vice Prefidentq KATHRYN BREWER, Secreiaryg KATHY HOLCOMB, Prefi- denlf JOHN MCCOY, Treafurer. SPONSORS 1 41- MRS. NEVA MRS. HELEN GURLEY CARRUTH X Q33 MR. JAMES NE1'c:,H1soRs SOPHGMORES Mildred Adcock Donna Alsup Evelyn Barnett Kay Beistle Lenna Black Darrell Blaylock Katharine Brewer Gary Burgess Donna Cash Elaine Caves Mary Childress Cleo Clark William Anderson Vera Bailey Alta Bettis Janice Bird Barbara Bledsoe Patsy Boswell Louise Butler Carl Carman Richard Cearley Lavonne Childress Earl Wayfne Clark Susann Clark soPHoMoREs Harold C ole-man Kathryn Collins Sharon Couch Leota Couffer Shirley Dowdy janet Earnhardt Charles Ford Ola Mae Ford Dolores Glick Cecil Gregory Billy Gurley Eva Lee Harding Cleo Coppinger Dannie Costner Ronnie Craig Byron Cunningham Tommy Elrod Peggy Flynt Bill Fuller Jimmie Gibbs Reeseanna Griffis Frank Groom Annetta Harris Lee Hawkins fe fi vi .A QA F . Hi W 9 A ,I SOPHOMORES Darlene Sue Hill Mary Sue Hill Ciordiu Holt Charlene Ingersoll Kay Kilgore Bonnie King Tommy Lee Pat LeGate Patsy Linder Travis Looney Fay Mays Virginia McClead Kathy Holcomb J. V, Holkum Ronnie jones Kent Kellogg Kemper Kissee Drucella Launius Olive Lewis Burton Lincoln Billy Lunsford Carolyn Masters john McCoy jack MCC-laugh ? r . S . ZX, . - wifi? aw 1 ll HL 4 ff?v,5.s1 'L Q 'J ,-3 ,gf-Q1 K. 5 ea S- Q ax L ' X -554,3 ,. 4 f' -1 'QT' 'iz'5?L1:1qi5'f'L .f soPHoMoRES Charles Miller june Myers Cleo Peeper Leo Peeper Barbara Pound Majel Price Don Pulley Rosalea Rains Tom Ralston Betty Raney Donald Shattuck Miriam Shelton Nancy Myers Pat Parrott Ann Pettegrew Norma Poston Wanda Prim Mary Propst Theodore Rake Ben Ralston Bob Richburg Don Rogers Mary Sherman Charles Ray Smith X. V1 Y' z SOPHOMORES Margaret Stoddard Claudia Strickland Paul Tibbens Ted Tidwell Non Earl Welch Roy Welch William Willeford Gary Bing Wines Betty Faye Strong Lavada Tallent Marvin Tribble Faye Webb Tommy Widick Reta Willeford Dale Ray Witt gif '1 fri MOST TALIZNTED Dolores Glick Billy Gurlcy 'I' H IT BEST Crrrolyn Nastcrs Darrell l5l.lyl0cli SGPHOMORE 5 -l CUTI ST COUPLE Nmc Myers 5 Marvin Tribblc BIG WHEELS Slmmxl Cluunh Vlolm Mnfkxy I5I2S'l' LOOKING I fa ,l ,2 I fa-57, 3' I ff . .zf yfmmzra V ,w . MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Iilninc Caves Burton Lincoln K .2 Y -I-2---a-f ff BEST ALL-AROUND Ray Davis Kathy I-Iolcomlv 5-hi'-P h1',,.,3, 1 2 SOPHUNORE SNAPSHOTS 'r M kg Q I ix 6 'fxx' . Wi , Au - L Jil: K 1 .'.'.... 4 6:20 L Q N446 1 Y. A-0 Qapliig if U' A-ff' ffbirfsvm- 'W Qin' isa! '5' +v4-,QQ f' A . V ., QA W Q w,'.e-452.1-po ao Q N -'H 3 ?o Zo 96 fizgqsevl Q, Q f .1201 J co -06 o '57, .wife QQ? eqayr, STUDENT ASSOCIATION gif ' . -, ' J i A I 5 Tits, . S ' 1 J? 1 1, ' . t P 1-cv' 1 ,al S ' ' i'5'f'f-'T X 8 x In .. . 'I Q j BOB ALLENSWORTH l , INJRS. KIZTE B. COREX Pfai'jdarJl 5 ' 'ir' S 5t 'f'1l MARJORY WOHL lillit' Pm iitlt rl! The Bristow High School Student Council, under the direction of Mrs. Kate B. Corey, proved active throughout the year. True to its traditional high standards the Council began the year with the sale of the sophomores as slaves to the seniors. Slave Week ended with a dance and the annual crowning of the Slave King and Queen. The next big event the Council undertook was the first leadership conference in BHS. The conference consisted of all Student Council members, and lead- ers of the various organizations and was held to help the organizations in all their undertakings dur- ing the year. Later during the first semester the Council sent four students to l7.O.H.S.S.C. Convention at Duncan and one representative to the Southern Association of Student Councils in jackson, Mississippi. The second-semester Council sponsored various 48 15' 2 J M l DoNNA HADDOX L 5'ecr'cI.1r-1 JANIE COIL Tfefrrurer other projects. Among these were Career Day, Col- lege Night and the All-School Play. The outstanding accomplishment of the 1954-55 Student Council was the installation of a speaking system in the junior High School Auditorium, which had been a project of both the Student Council and the Senior Class of 1954. A picnic held in the spring concluded a success- ful term for the Student Council of 1954-1955. Q STUDENT ASSQCIATION If x fo. It FIRST SEMESTER PRESIDENTS CABINET Seated, left to right: jim Maxwell. Donna Blackburn. Jackie Mciiaugh. Marjory VUohl, Bob Allens- worth, Janie Coil. Standing: Frank Cunningham, Mrs. Kate B. Corey. FIRST SEMESTER COUNCIL First row, left to right: Faye Looney, Majel Price, Darrell Blaylock, Janie Smith, Carolyn Abraham, Marjory Wohl, jack McGaugh, Majel Bolin. Second row: jim Maxwell, janie Coil, Kathy Hol- comb, Elaine Caves, Bob Allensworth, Donna Alsup, Roy Rogers, Third row: Marvin Tribble, Reba Cash, Phyllis McQuain, Fred Coffey, Sherrie Harris, David Schramme. Fourth row: XVilliam Dickson, Donna Blackburn, Donna Czeskleba, Kenneth Root, janet Elias, Frank Cunningham, Mike Kelly, Billy Gurley. fs STUDENT ASSOCIATION E Q ii 1 G r i' 5 ' . ff . I: -A ,- T , ' X 1' . f at - ,, 5 . ' it Q . 1 A 2 J 5 dl L x, Q wg j s u ' aff' . N Q ,,,-1 1 I B. O U .9 l x ns .4 1 'gs- l w X 'rl mg 50 I ' l N.. K i 5 A 4 X i r- - f-ff-Q-ers-0 .- SECOND SEMESTER PRESIDENTS CABINET Luft to right: Donna Hatltlox, bltlfllt Coil, .lohn INItCoy, Bob Allensworth, Bfarjory NX'ohl, Lfartha Sullixan, Majcl Bolin, 'k5,.l' lil I Q 1-,mx 4,9 SECOND SEMESTER COUNCIL First row, left to right: Marvin 'l'rihhlu, Nanty Myers, Elaine Caves. Faye Wthh, vlanic Smith, janic Coil, Burton Lincoln. Mariory XX'ohI. Frctl Coffsy. Kathy Holcomb, Homer Cook, Donna Black- hurn. Frank Cunningham, Rcha Cash, john McCoy, Ethel Iviay XX'aggoncr, Dm-itl Sqhmmme, Mfg. Corey, Ronald Burgas, Shcrric Harris, Mike Kelly. Betty Sullivan, Roy Rogers. Majcl Bolin, Tom Paxton, Martha Sullivan, Kenneth Root, Donna Hatltlox, Bold Allcnsworth, janct Earnhardt. STUDENT ASSOCIATION Kent Kellogg trouns Kathy Holtomlu Slant Queen. ,fc ,aff wr X ggi! N in-M 1 .f i 'Q ,,.,....- I Mr, Davis gives pointers to Student Body officers, Margie Wfohl, Vice President, and Bob Allensworth, President. School officials. Mrs. Kate B. Corey, Mr. H. H, Sins md Dr, B. R. Nichols, look over plans for the leadership ton ference with Mr. Davis ! -- .-v' 'Y ,v Q! G Making plans for College Night are left to right: David Schramme. Donna Kay Blackburn, Ronald Burgess, Ethel May Waggoner, janet Earnhardt, Frank Cunningham, Janie Smith. Seated: Reba Cash. 1,-3 S f , . F' I Q41 4. ,hxaff Nga .L vii ru . ' 4 5 , 1 AL at E I , 33 ' . v 1 I Q - , ,153 THE LUG STAFF lnuliiiilig uvw' tlmt- pl.inx fm' ilu 1955 Img urn: Dnmnn ll.1tl.lnm. SCLl'Ll.ll'lQ litlinl May XX ,lggur1t-r Cam-Iftlitmg xluimittx Pt-nningtun Cu-litliturg .intl Ctwl Gus. Busi- ncss lxlLll1.lj.It 1. T uf.,-H I 1 -n . in ,. ' z . X, bmi gm, :H sf- .2 ETHIEI. MAY XYAGGONER JUANITA l'lfNNlNU'l'ON -- ' N MR. CIjl2TLfS GREEN 'F A ix. Q W I h ?,....,.,,, .t,,,,,,,,, ' If 5, , A 'N l 1 Digi V 'f Seated, left to right: Donna Hatltlox. Phyllis MLiQllQllD. .luanim Pennington, Ethel Xwaggoncr, N014 Strickland, Carol Gass. Standing: Kcnntuxl Irvine, -latquctn Fininks. Nctlm Thurman. FUTURE HGMEMAKERS OF AMERICA sl . Q V .args it V, 2- ,V Kr sm- 4' 'aff sf: . 3 Mahi .ii L-.Y ' g in V xi First row left to right Susann Clark Sue Carney Deanna Pctree Pat Williams Miss Virgilene Marshall Sponsor Pat Ralston Carolyn Masters Donna Cash Verlous Holkum Second row Cordia Holt Juanita Henshaw Kaye Beistle Mary Childress Third row Charlene Barnett Billie jo Booth Bonita Henshaw Norma Poston Fourth row Mary Sue Hill jo Ann Coffey Shirley Dow ly Patsy Blankenship. Fifth row: Barbara Pounds, Mary Propst, Lavada Tallent, Darlene Sue Hill, Shirley Scarlett, Donna Mudgett. Sixth row: Shirley Armitage, Loritha Miller, Shirley Pitts. Seventh row: Colleen Taylor, Claudia Strickland, Miriam Shelton, Nadine Carter, Betty Brown, Barbara Bledsoe, Joann Aston. 7 FUTURE HGMEMAKERS i Y 7 x 's I , Serving the annual installation and intia tion tea are: Shirley Scarlet. Patsy Blanken ship. and Donna Mudgett. Future Homemakers hired out as Hoboes to do various jobs in town to increase the chapter's budget. Pictured at left are three of the I-loboes : Donna Cash, Miriam ' Shelton and Claudia Strickland. Iii' .-sq ,xv ii. f Future Homemaker Officers for the 1954-55 year are shown above at the formal installation. They are: Lavada Tallent, Reporterg jo Ann Coffey, Treasurer: Shirley Dowdy. Chaplaing Shirley Armi- tage, I-Iistoriang .Betty Brown, Vice Presidentg Billie jo Booth, Presidentg joan Astonr Song Leaderg Pat Williams. Parliamentariang Susann Clark, Assistant Song Leader1 Sue Carney, Secretary. 58 9 , . ru u 3 i 45 4 .5 Q':.1'7 4 SS A F T DISTRIBUTIVE , N Q U x 4 EDUCATION i ll Q, itll? 'l Q lr P Cfiifll nl OFFICERS-First row, left to right: Kennard Lane, Vice President, Lavonnc Sanders, Presitlentg jane Ann Smith, Secretary and State Delegate, Charlene Barnett. Treasurer, JoAnn Coffey, Historian, Billie jo Booth, Reporter, XX'il- liam Dickson, Parliamentariang and Wfillie Atlcotlc. Historian. sw .-A 5 First row, left to right, Danny Logan, W'1llie Adcoclc, john Crutchfield, Bob Alsup, joe Murphy Jacqueline Valliquette, jimmy Osburn. Second row: Pat Ralston, Lavonnc Sanders, Billie jo Booth Third row: William Dickson, Kcnnard Lane, Jerry Riley. Fourth row: Shirley Armitage, Andrew Pirtle. jane Ann Smith, jimmy Gower, Juanita Hcnshaw. Fifth row: TOm Elias, Charlene Barnett Earl Groom. Sixth row: Betty Brown, Charles Ford, Carl Hodge, Donna Mutlgett, NX'illie Hallman. Shirley Scarlett, joe Pagan. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION , . . , . , . ON THE ,IOI5 TRAINING IDISIIAIIULIUXL' I,LIllfLIIIlDIi tixum wimiumts tot.1kc.1n cftiltixfg pm m x'm,11iw1a41I lik. Dig stnzdahw wfwzud Burt ul nnulm shy In O11-II1C'AiOI3 'l'f.1IIIII1tfl through mIlL1.1l cm- pluymcut in husiucss csmluhslzim-ms, The studn-ms rucim yay and high mhool Lruht for work IRIIIIIIISQ. 1 nc Ann Smxth, 1 wr D.I:. stuklcnt. IS ummplmwul .lt Ll down- town IHSLIIJIIQL' nga-ruy. MRS. BILLIE T. CAPE Spmlwr Dc-Wlxync Tullcznt, juniwr DL. I Studmt, is employed at Ll CIONYII' town clothing :nur-. 5' !f. .'i.- LIBRARY CLUB Officers Pfkffzfctlll .....,..A.... ,.... . ..l5ONl'l'A HENSHAXV Vice Prwidezzi .,.,,.. ,.,,..... J UANITA HENSHAW Sc'L'M'f.11'5' .. ,,Y.,. ,.,.,...,..,., Q IORETTA BISHOP Sjifnlvxv '..,..., ..... ..,,.... B I RS. GRACE VUlfNZLAl7l7 . --0-.-ww.-www-gwqkgk . .., L , yi . 5 ' Q , l ' From left to right: Eva Lou Harding, Betty Rainey, Pat Ralston, Mary Propst, Deloris Johnston, Gracie Franks, Mary Sherman, Alice Vfeaver, Bonnie King, Marilyn Sechler, Nadine Carter, Peggy Flynt. jaqueta Franks, Myrna Edwards, Kathryn Brewer, Cleo Coppinger, Helen Carr, Shirley Armitage, Faye Mays, Patsy Linder, Cordia Holt. LATIN CLASS . . Q. ,avv '21 UW ,A Lgwli- A , XOYW . .1 ,ky ha. . ,t Mtn W Lynn Lum gdgnsnn. lvl lxsm N -xx Thogpt. - Yll7.Rl'VCilX 4 X :li C 1.02-ill Nlmkllttty SNOW? Cuurlcy- Ylgkil C A .N Coll, ' L nxt l0On l 1 Htl f gf as I ON rv ,-A f MRS, KATE B. CORES Sp ff 71 ,m 1' F I V Ik f h ' -.X Au A . ' - - , 1 xfg in Ulllxk' YEHUX. lull Qlhfsiux KKYPUYCQ XX lllllln Dubldltl Bohn. K 5mAxns,- Lwmbt ww' wt, Atl.nYA Rkxxt. wa Axim suxxnwm- K-why Holux Ll Qwk' lytfluul Dlllux W xwsw- ' ' WW . - 1 ' ' nl, ' llvwwl' vlYgl2?lym.lxxu Nullc' lol LgnYlCY' ' ' ' glmm. ' ' A Cunglfl. ymnl-1 , A DUUU3 Pukdl .' X ' . ', 3 at S f ,I K I fr, X Q' , Ai 4 .J x ,gf in Z ,P 75 f VN X , l Q- ,, - h K ,WH--Q F in -' M, A HQ ill Stlndxng, left to rlght Klthryn Bruscr jqnct Flaw Betty Strong, Ink Mf.G1ug,h Dale NX nr Llrl Qllrk Pq.,x,y llynt l51llC1urlu bcltul R1t1 Ad 111 lm Cnbwn Inhnny Nassu Vxrmnm lNlLClClLl Irlnk Cl1DI1lI1Qll1ITl jmlt Coll Wxllnln Duldcn Mljcl Balm lxmt Eunlmutlt Donna Pxtlcct Flu flldctlm lugmon littty Sullnm ln lynn C7f.NlxlLbl lxltln Holmmlv Muslim Rule lxmclmg Dolores Glltk Som 1 'I lwrpe Kay Kll2,f3lC jnyu lun: md RlLll1ILl CL irlu SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS NORINIA JEAN LEVUIS Pr tzrjdeflf HOINIER CUUK Vffc' Prcufdtlll JACK CRl'I l'ENDEN 5eL'1'cI.zry OLIVE LEVUIS 'I'1'U.1r11ru' SECOND YEAR SPANISH UBI: ia Left to ri ht Rachel Hill Carolyn Abraham, Norma Lewis Bud Harrison, jack Crittenden, Homer 8 1 l Cook jimmy Hamner Steve Ioster Olive Lewis. Betty Turner, if V . ,. E.. ?E I FIRST YEAR SPANISH First row, left to right: Bo- nita I-lenshaw, joretta Bish- op, Sherrie Harris, Delores' Johnston, Myrna Edwards, Mary Propst, Danny Costner, Gracie Franks, Alice Vlfeaver, Deanna Petree. Second row: Theodore Rake, jack Rey- nolds, Wayne Thurman, Bob- by Teegarden, Kenneth Root, jimmy Maxwell, and Lee Hawkins. SPEECH CLASS ,Q- EEA, ,gr un-- TL ,,-7-.4-l..: ..' ,Q XIRS. LQl'Rl,lfY HOMEROGM GFFICERS Seated: Betty Strong, jackie Mc- Gaugh, Kathy Holcomb, Annet ta Harris, Rosalca Raines, Bur' ton Lintoln. Standing: john Mc Coy. Elizabeth Ferguson. Gary Bing Nlfines. Y? 7?- khan me -lflt An S it: Rutm F wster, n Hunt rn l atricia Woodal , Carolyii IX astt-rs. Sta. - ing: 'Iohn Lunsir t. fmt fo , fey, -lot: Murphy, Ronald liur- gess, jimmy Oslvurn, Seated: Torn Vaughn, Tom Pax- ton, David Schrammc, jamie Coil. Martha Sullivan. Charlene Barnett, Standing: Betty Sullivan, Fred Taylor. Seated: jim Maxwell, Kaye Bar- ton, Ethel May Wfaggoner, Lyn- da Thurman, Standing: Gracie Franks. Xldfaync Thurman, Alite Vifeaver, Roland Mattox. FUTURE NURSES W OF AMERICA OlflflC,lQRS ,ll DY 'lllllll X SUE HIIL X ' V111 l'2t.w1J4If1 . ..., . C,llARI.liNlj lNlil1R5Ull HX I5 5ecr'cI.4f'y'l maiurwi' , ., . ,,,,. ,,,,,, . 4 lv vii .I - 4 ' i 3' ' 5 'D w we -, r 6 E gift 1 5 D 5 Q. f- l of ' . ' f T i - A -V . 'l ' - LiiYi'f'E?'iif?-zi - ,I X k 1 N. z V Q I .4 A g ag' ,y 4 - get V 1'-2 Y is e . ,f 'X fwfifsi Ep- 1 If -t . 61 i1,1 1 111 1,1 1 1 4 1 if Standing in front of the newly erected S340,000 Bristow Memorial Hospital are the members of the Future Nurses Cluh of Bristow High School. Front row. left to right: janet Enrnlmrdt. Carolyn Masters, Donna Cash, Juanita Pennington, Ann Hendricks, Rachel Hill, Drucellii Launius. Bonnie King, Bzirlvxmi Trout. Back row: Mrs. R..L, linkken, Darlene Hill. Reesezinnzi Griffis, Judy Tibhens, Charlene Ingersoll, Donna Czeskleba. Vern Bailey, Lois Wfade, Mrs. Kate B. Corey, Patsy Linder, Rita NXf'illeford. S1IOIl,lYJf,l' INIRS. KATE B. COREY MRS. R. I.. BAKKEN 1 HUFUIUC UH , E 2 4 x Q A 5 if . . '9' 7 r DRIVERS' EDUCATION Gr. up FIRST SEMESTER CLASS First row: Donald Shattuck, Deanna Petree. Myrna Edwards. Drutella Launius, Bonnie King. Sec- ond row: Reeseanna Griffis, Barham Douglas, Pat Ralston, Cordie Holt, Peggy Flynt, Donna Alsup, Sharon Couch, Patsy Boswell, and Non Earl NY'elch. Third row: Genevieve Bean. Rita Vifilliford. Barham Pounds, Shirley Scarlett, Judy Tihhens, Louise Butler, Charlene Ingersoll, Nancy Myers, Ann Pettigrew, and Zelma Gregory. Fourth row: Pat Legate, Paul Tibbens. Pete Coleman, Charles Ford, -Iohn McCoy, and Bobby Tecgarden. Q' SY yu. vii, tv Yloili- W 66 SECOND SEMESTER CLASS First row: Olive Lewis, Pat Parrott, Mary Sue Hill, jaqueta Franks, Susan Clark, Kathryn Collins, Annetta Harris, Kathrine Brewer, Wanda Prim, Vera Bailey, and Phyllis McQuain. Second row: Ola Mae Ford, Evelyn Barnett, Donna Haddox, Mary Childress, Norma Poston, Kathy Holcomb, Janice Bird, Miriam Shelton, and Alta Bettis. Third row: J. V. Holkum, jack McGaugh, Leo Peeper, Cleo Peeper, Tommy Ralston, Travis Looney, Cleo Coppinger, Deloris Anderson, Lynda Thurman. Fourth row: Ray Davis, William Williford, Byron Cunningham, Ray Booth, Benny Ralston, Kemp- er Kissee, and Mike Kelly. CK ly, Qc New , -, 253 vs' 57' , ,f- MECHANICAL DRAXWING CLASS-First row, left to riht: Keith Miller, Richard Steinman, Kenneth Dc-moss, Mr. Darrell Stiles. Second row: Willie Adcock, Carl Hill, -lack Reynolds, Fred Ladd, Raymond Hutchings, jimmy Chapman. Third row: Ethan Bigpond, Charles Morris, Burris Caldwell, Bing Wines, Joe Pa- gan, Bill Weawfer. Fourth row: Verdain MacDaniel, Ronald Bur- gess, and Earl Groom. ft' :., .' I 553s Q :SBS H l l INDUSTRIAL ARTS VUOODVVORKING CLASS-Left to right: Jimmie Gibbs, Ted Tidwell, Macc Richards, Tom Elrod, Darrel Blaylock, Tom Wfid- ick, Don Underwood, Roy XX e-lch, Donald Shattuck, jim Gower. Kennard Lane, Bill Childress, Doye l-lolderfield, Cleo Clark, Pat LeGate, Ronnie Craig, Andrew Pirtle, Kent Kellogg, Mr. Darrell Stiles. John McCoy, Byron Cunningham, Harold Dixon, Bill Lunsford, Keith Miller, Dale Bird, Roland Mattox, Richard Gott, Charles Miller. wrjiivri 'Y H' :nr 'C i..- V 1 ,,.. fl BURRIS CALDWELL P76,fid6I1l' af' ,S RONALD BURGESS Vife Paeridmt 333' PROJECTIONIST CLUB Standing, left to right: Dale Witt, Richard Ccarley, Gary Bur- utgcss. Ted Schrader. Roy Wclcl1. Richard Gott. Burris Cald- U well. Byron Cunningham, Ronald Burgess, Earl Groom. Ray- mond Hutchings, Frank Groom. Seated, left to right: Cleo Clark. Theodore Rake. The Projectionist Club has as its objectives to servc our schools and our community at any time where audio- visual aids are used for instructional purposes, to pro- vide in-school training in recording and projcctionist skills, and to foster friendships that grow from rr shared and pleasurable undertaking. .A K MRS. LOLA B. COVEY Sf70IIfU1' JOLLY ,- in , 49 r' ' he ,V gs '- , ft I , Ediforr: SHERRIE HARRIS, MARGIE WOHL ROGER The jolly Roger staff, pictured below, strives to bring the student body all the news from all the classes and activities in a paper given free to the students. The jolly Roger staff has tried to maintain the standards of the Oklahoma Interscholastic Press Association and the Quill and Scroll with which it is affiliated, . - , A . 1 ., gm- f- fr- -an . gn --A, v Q www-f F RM SNOF l,..Q,4,a , ,- - '5-.W V. V -N Aff . . - - I swf:-.A OFFICERS-Left to right: Travis Looney, Reporterg Gerald Carter, Treasurerg Pat Wilson, Vice Presidentg Bill Fuller, Secretaryg O. D. Holt, Sentinelg Dewayne Tallcnt, President. ANNIIAI, KI?-JC Kuirh ,Niillcx .ik ANNUAL QUEEN Nola Strickland ' . FOOTBALL QUEEN AND ATTENDANTS WW ,, vu ' 1: QS ' Sharon Cquch f SGPHOMORE ATTENDANT Rf! FIFA. SWEETHEART AND ATTENDANTS gig .M 9 gag 3' Q Odllll Aston no-5' Lavada Tallent ATTENDANT 1 1 A SWIQII 'A l'Pi.e-'lr Napa? Myers ATTEN DANT VJRESTLING QUEEN A ND Dyk NTS w 'Q ' - 1L,,,5535,,,mF'f'T ' ' -ef bd' M25 -1 Bolin J ron ATTENDANT W 'W Y' QU AND ATTENDANTS fl-vw 'fa ,, 'Bw 'ill-'M 5 2 3... 5' z w il P . is ' , 'M ' In ' ll ' 4-'ll M N-3' ww, Elaine Cfavcs SOPHOMORE A'1 I'ENDAN'I' I P Betty Sullivan . ,IUNIOR w:A'TIENDANT 1 v fp 1. x ,,,4k.x mf .ali -?'Qf5 v,, M BAND QUEEN g , 5 Qs 4, if YMA , . REX pfqg . 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To be eligible for this honor students must rank in the upper ten per cent of the class enrollment. The purpose of the society is to recognize the outstanding scholarship of high school students. . :ew M' Z' ' A, ,. . - 5 Y s Q Front row: Helen Carr, Hilda Kapchinsky, Eva Lee Harding, Mary Popst, Janice Bird, Betty Strong, Virginia McClead, Elaine Caves, Kathy Holcomb, and Carolyn Abraham. Second row: jack McGaugh, Judy Gibson, Reba Cash, Margie Wolil, Norma .lean Lewis, janet Elias, Betty Turner, Janie Coil, Nancy Myers. Third row: Burton Lincoln, Don Rogers. Roy Rogers, David Schramme, Roland Mattox, Willian Dickson, johnny Nesser, Fred Ladd. and Billy Gurley. 4 SALUTATORIAN NORMA JEAN LEWIS Norma jean Lewis received the second highest award in scholastic ability to be given by Bristow High School. Norma jean has displayed high academic ability and interest in extra-curricular activities. Norma is a member of the Pep Club, president of the Spanish Club, and a mem- ber of both the Oklahoma Honor Society and the National Honor Society. Norma plans to enter the University of Okla- homa in the fall and major in foreign languages. 'YV' VALEDICTGRIAN UIUDY Ci I USUN ,Indy Gibson received the highest award given in Bristow High Sthool for sthol lastic ability. During the high sthool years, .Indy has been outstanding in both academic and extra-curricular activities. Judy is .r member of the Pep Cilubx the National Thespian Society, and both the Oklahoma Honor Soriety and the Na- tional Honor Society. 'Indy plans to en- ter the University ol' Oklahoma in the tall and major in secretarial science. 415, ix 7.-Q -A .A--.-5 ,Nw , . ' A- - ,-la. 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Second row: Betty Strong, Marilyn Sechler, joy Taylor, Nola Burgess, Lyle Thurman, Patricia Clark, Marguer- ete Hayes, Deanna Petree. Third row: Glenn Sampson, Kaye Eaton, Luann Mussa, Dorma Johns, Barbara Beistle, Willa Kuykendall, Pat W'illiams, Earl Wayne Clark, Keith Miller, Billy Gurley, Donald Welch. Fourth row: Wanda Brose, Charlotte Prock, Roberta Williams, Charlotte Kelly. Standing: Frank Cunningham, Kenneth DeMoss, Sue Hill, Burris Caldwell, Steve Foster. BAND OFFICERS al' his KEITH MILLER MR. JOSEPH FUSCO DAVID SCHRAMME Pfgridenz Band Direrlor Vine Pferidezzt 4 1 BAND Qu Van. -..T fuk -if-Lk AL- if A - 1 1 -. - ,..........,. , . . f. , First row, left to right: Margaret Stiles, Carolyn Masters, Kay Kilgore, Ruth MCMorris. Second row: Elaine Caves, Kermard Irvine. Richard Wfoolfollc. .lerry Brace, Majel Bolin. Alene Goff. Sherrie Harris. Third row: David Scliramme, Virginia Mt'Clead. Donna Bishop. Larry Greer, Bill Long, Gerald Mudgett, Leota Langley, Jimmy Dicks, Pat Parrott. Fourth row: Earl Groom, Eric Griffin, Frank Groom. Standing: Gary Burgess, Richard Cearley, Dale Ray Witt, Cleo Clark. and Joseph L. Fusco, Director. BAND OFFICERS K 5' C' J fl lil' ELAINE CAVES BETTY STRONG PAT PARROTT Secrrlary-Tre.-1,r11rer Librafiarz Bl1,fiII6.f,Y Marmger , . H 'X I 2 1 ,N--A.. 'iff' lxA'1 lxllGORl' Offnc Girl DRU?v'l Tv'IA,IUR IMD 'l'WIRi ,iEQ RS .. 4 Drum Major BURRIS CALDY'C'EI.L ' Eiga 4 'Jax 'Q -1 Qu-ns. x T14'irlefJ CAROLYN MASTER9 PAT VUIILIAMS KAY KILGORE DORMA JOHNS KAY EATON 1-lv' .J -.J BAN D SENIOR MEMBERS Mrk 47 'uv' KEITH MILLER '11 DAVID SCHRAMME .5 I , EARL GROOM BURRIS CALDXWELL .A A yawn., FIRST CHAIR BAND MEMBERS Seated, left to rlghtz Denise Caves, Betty Strong, Dale Witt, Earl Clark, Frank Groom, Elaine Caves, Pat Parrott. Standing: Burris Caldwell. TOM PAXTON PATRICIA XVOODALL 89 90 VOCAL MUSIC The vocal music departf ment seeks to promote good will between school rind tom' munity, to give program seri- iee to organizations, and to offer opportunity for voice development, poise, and good citizenship. 5' sub' Q MRS. MILDRED NICHOLS mir WEAVER Azznouncer Director, Vocal Mufir x Front row: Suzanne Clark, Kaye Barton, Hilda Kapschinsky, Elizabeth Ferguson, Lenna Black, Deanna Petree, Marie Barryhill. Second row: Mary Slyrnan, Sue Carney, Martha Sullivan. Margie Newberry, Phyllis McQuain, Barbara Hulse, Nedra Thurman, Katharine Collins. Third row: Mrs. Mildred Nichols. Ann Pettigrew, Betty Sullivan, Betty Turner, Delores Glick, Sue Rickman, Shirley Dowdy, Carolyn Abraham, Joanne Aston. Fourth row: Kay Cecil, Pat XX'oodall, Lynda Thurman, Charlene Barnett, Donna Pickett, janet Elias, Mary Sue Hill, Billie jo Booth. Sandra Hurst, and Accompanist Carol Strutton. Q-4 PM? ? '-.Z -sf ...Dix , VOCAL M USIC 43 The Harmonettes presented a program at the Memorial Dedica- tion Assembly. First row, left to right: Ferguson, Reverend Ken- B neth E. Garrison, Ed Chapman. Newberry, Abraham. Second row: Mr. james Neighbors, Barton, Thurman. Sullivan, Mrs. J 9 lj Mildred Nichols. Bollinger, Glick, Cash. Third row: Wwdall. Pettigrew. Cecil. Pickett, Elias, and Rickman. are. ' YJ - . X 'We-X. 4 X Mrs Nicholsl' M , ai guS0n' - .Oy A 'Wal' ' in Abfahi Pemgfe 'nd Mrs' 1, ' 0negteS em . ht.. Tbulmi Elias. Qhixfewbeiflb 8 C .. MY rest to EL Rickman' owl- ' ,, A 'X Slums- A Boiling? Sullivan' . A 5raUClmg'tOn Sullw apkqtor. ft all, B83 Nich0l5' DU Mxldfc J XM. lat A ff'-. Q NJ 6 G Nw X PS X THE HARMONETTES FIVE NOTES Singing Mr Suntlrnrin' on the Tele- tlion TV progrunl arc: Liz Ferguson. Betty Sullivan, janet Elias, Carolyn Abraham and Kaye Barton. ,IN vw- S-F, 'Jeff H: 9 X, Harmonettes present a Valentine program before the city Rotarians. Cecil, Newberry, Thurman, Elias, Wcmodall, Sullivan, Bollinger, Rickman, Barton, Pettigrew, Ahmliarn, Pickett, Ferguson, Sulli- van, and Glick are pictured during the presentation. A f NATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY 4... T .Iii if 'Q' , X X x... ..J i A-Q ,ff OFFICERS OF TROUPE 183 e a as ecre ry Jrm axwe reasurer erpen rcu ar op to ot om om ax on ar ra mentarran Sarah Hughes Hxstonan Mflryory Wohl Reporter and Mrs Connors Sponsor 3 ' X X KX 1 ii ,,, .' QC 1 Pictured above, left to right: Donna Kay Blackburn, Presidcntg Donna Czeskleba, Vice Presiclentg RbCl'1,S t:g'M ILT .P d'l,t bt :T Pt,Pl'- TH ESPIANS 5 4-.1 ri AX THESPIAN TROUPF NO. 183--Top row, left to right: Judy Gibson, Ruth Foster, Ann Hendricks, Pat Woodall, Sarah Hughes, Donna Czeskleba. Second row: Margie Wohl, janet Elias, Tom Paxton, Tom Vaughn, Reba Cash. Kneeling: Betty Sullivan, Marylane Neale. Busy at the mirror preparing for play Sisters Under the Skin are left to right: Sarah Hughes, Donna Czeskleba, judy Gibson. Marylane Neale and Marjory Wohl. A , THESPIANS E, 1-1 E ,ii X v , , . s 3 41 i , r f D P! .- FORMAL INITIATION Seated, left to right: janet- Elias, Judy Gibson, Ann Hendricks. Betty Sullivan, Marylanc Neale, Patricia Wcmodall. Margie Wohl and Sarah Hughes, Standing: Tom Vaughn, Reba Cash, Donna Blackburn, Donna Czeskleba, jim Maxwell and Tom Paxton. 1 'i Scene from Good Night Please. Envying the lucky Tom Paxton are left to right: Saundra Hurst, Nedra Thurman, Marvin Tribble, Burris Caldwell, Ann Pettigrew, and Tom Vaughn. 4 X .-Xu . 1- -- N 4- xv P--gg:-.fl-. .. . ,411 . Qtyga- 37.3. .-.mg 1- -'-1+ ff-F, .- .Tl V -1 T-I-N-if 1 f., 4 ng. First row: john Crutchfield, John Lunsford. jack McGaugh, Bill Lunsford, Marvin Trihhle, Darrell Blaylock, jim Maxwell, Donald Rogers, Max Stein- camp, jerry McGaugh. Second row: Ethan Bigpond, Roy Rogers, David Thompson, Pete Coleman, Bob Teegardcn, Burton Lincoln, Wayne Thurman, john McCoy. Charles Ford, 1954 PIRATE SEASONS RECORD Bristow ............ 14 Henryetta Bristow .........,,. I3 Chandler Bristow Okmulgee Bristow ............ 14 Edmond .... Bristow ,...... .,.... 0 Wewoka Bristow ........,.., 7 Holdenville Bristow ............ 0 Okemah .... Bristow .,.......... O Cushing ..,. Bristow ........... Sapulpa .... Kms Fred Ladd, john Darnell, Mike Kelly. Third row: Coafh Cletus Green, Ted Schrader, Dee Wfaid, Bing Wfines, Tom Paxton, Bud Harrison, jerry Riley, Bob Allensworth, David Sthramme, Tom Elias, Gene Thompson, and Coauh George McCoy. GRID TEAM Playing some of the top-ranked teams in the state, the Purple Pirates ran into misfortune after misfortune, picking up injuries through- out the season. The sophomore-studded squad was no match for its heavier and more-experienced oppo- nents. Q61 5 6104 sfo What the team lacked in skill, it made up for with fight. The team received many compli- ments on its good sportsmanship and hustle. FT6 0,7712 SENIOR FOOTBALL , L 9 .531 LETTERMEN Qi 3, ,rwwff-61-W . L .V ! ' Q 'O O 2 5 R . L. 'TFEZHJ MJ- , Qf:'.1q5r1. , O O I K A 1,5 .nh ' U GENE THOINIPSUN ROY ROGERS Tuilback. Two-Year Letterman Fullback, Two-Year Letterman 5 . S 1 . , ,4,.l, F14 A, . 4 ' 1 X , X .ff O A R J' I ?.. 1- X - Q. u- ',- 5 '1 . I X A r - w Y, 1, I, E L,-' -.3 f , ' X- , ' f Aj' L. K- Xi: if ', ff-' 'Ng , 1' -A.. . - ' L -' : '4 q 'L ' Y ' 'A' U - -' 5 ' .' W O I f L tr L Munir? W .. J- st UWM . r' wligg xnnes W Qjm,A,:!Z5-1-+,,lfr.:f'S.fr,. , Q K E y, k:We,,N,., T, , QW3: ,gfqii 49,4 , . A. K 4 U ,,., ,V - M J , ' -- A 'T' 1 ,W V, A -L.. .wfwmsml-fflrliiaff . N , f , -. I Aw-' A z, :J 55231 5 , fjjjgz. Isa 735: r 4. -'Q ' -1595 , tr ,ps ' . L r ., K 1, EA Q-5?,x..'.L. ' ptr .332 -f . . . Q -V , U if-f AM ,:' L V, . if . fi 1-'X W' r ' ' 1 '- r A 4 MAX STEINCAINIP DAVID SCHRAMME TOMMY ELIAS Wingback. Two-Year Letterman End, Two-Year Letterman Fullback, One-Year Letterman W- X 4A'n , Q nf 4 -ji' . 4 ' JERRY RILEY TOM PAXTON BOB ALLENSWORTH Tackle, Three-Year Letterman Guard, Two-Year Letterman Tackle. Three-Year Letterman I00 '9 iw El- 'if 51- T 1-- 77? 'fx' .x.,- ,s-7,,,.,,,.,,.,. Q fg,,3,,..' ' ' 'ffiv QM' .' 553:11 .- A ,sfxg 'ifvfzl Zi? ,-u-4-f -V ,A . f G JA Wil, l 'x , L . 1 , V.- K ' ' - 'KIM' fig. 'K-,oliI'fUig,A,u,,. M . -- V w wel. Mg: - ., .,.... ide III' K ., -, F31 3:2 ' p. 55: -S, - f V8-gig .' 5 x- X .E 1 Y? Q 'bv wa f , Y 4 ,. Q x 'l N i 1 wi Y fr -I a I fy fa Q Q BASK ETBALL SENIOR LIIITERMEN GENE '1 HOMPSON Czpl 1121 ROLAND MATTOX DIXON DA VID SCHRAMME JUNIOR VARSITY--Loft to right. Thompson, Stewart AffhUl'S- Rfllllml Burton Linrioln. a Tommy Alaup, johnny Alsup, David Mattox, Harold Dixon, john McCoy SEASONS RECORD VUE ............ 29 Drumright ........ ...., 2 8 VUE ...,........ 52 Holdenville ,.,.,.. .,,,. 4 7 VUE .....,.,.... 53 Cleveland ..A... A... 5 2 VUE VUE VUE VU VU ,....E..A... .. Prague ,........ ..... - Chandler Stroud Tecumseh Stroud 'Iecumseh Holdem rlle Henry etta Prague ........ ...... Chandler ........ Drumright .... ...., l03 WRESTLING Q,X1lN I 1 J 'bX1l5l0h ' STL Fl' wus 10,1 Q. . 2535 fl' xl! l S WSF' Y' Oh, S 55 Sr1.s1V-'7' 475.9 WRESTLING SQUAD-Left to right: Tommy Widick, Fred Leach, Tyrone Elias, jim Chapman, Freddy Russell and Coach Herb Thompson. Standing: jack McGaugh, Darrell Blaylock, jerry Mc- Gaugh, O. D. Holt, Tony Russell, Allan Ralston, Don Pulley, Marvin Tribble, Bob Allensworth and Bob Teegarden. The Bristow Pirate wrestling squad won two of its ten dual matches against its usual tough schedule of opponents which in- cludes some of the strongest wrestling teams in the state. In the Bristow Invitational Tournament the Pirates nailed down three first places, two seconds, and one third place. Coach Herbert Thompsorfs team brought home one second, two thirds and a fourth place award from the Geary tourna- ment held in january. First place winners in the Bristow tourney were: jack Mc- Gaugh, jerry McGaugh, and O. D. Holt. Second place titles were copped by Darrell Blaylock and Tony Russell. Bob Allens- worth was a third-place winner. Winners in the Geary tournament included: jack McGaugh, secondg jerry McGaugh, thirdg O. D. Holt, thirdg and Tony Russell, fourth. Bristow ..,.....,,.. Bristow .......,.... Bristow ............ Bristow ............ Bristow ............ Bristow ............ Bristow ...,..,,.... Bristow Bristow ............ Bristow .........,,. 12 8 TEAM RECORD Putnam City .,,,...,.. 54 john Marshall 27 26 Sapulpa .................. .....,. 1 .O 6 Perry I......................... ....... 3 2 16 Tulsa Central ...,........ 21 14 Stillwater ,................. ......, 2 2 12 Webster ,... ............. ........ 2 3 Sallisaw ..... ...... 2 5 15 Sapulpa ....... .... 1 9 Edmond ....... 24 W WRESTLING O. IJ, liOl.'l' O. D. Holt was rl1er.1pi.ini ot the 19511- 1955 Bristow Purple Pirate wrestling team. A four-year lctterman for Cfoach Herbert Tl101TlPSOI1'5 grapplcrs, Holt was a Consistent winner during his four years of participation. Holt took first plate in the Bristow Invitational Tournament in the 127-pound class and topped a third place award in the Geary tournament during the 1954-1955 season. 1 BOB ALLENSVUORTH Bob Allensworth, senior four-year let- terman, was a top point-maker for the Bristow grapplers for the past four sea- sons, Allensworth wrestled at 165 pounds during the past two years. 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