Bristow High School - Log Yearbook (Bristow, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1965 volume:

5430 Wi'-Yflfwa K an xi' .ff , ,M 'F 0 Th 1965 Bristow High School Bristow, Oklahoma e Log fi ,lf ff L. wif, X.: i ofa ,. ,5 3 , R? i 'fm i ni Q o o ' V , ,.,,L1 hw .Wi -i ,,. ,. mm V M ii -- W fm ,..,, yww. ' kim, 7 my U -if-ml mi nm: Q -Q ,Aww M. .W , Q-.4-. mwmm W .sm -.gm fm . ii Q mm, M ami 11 -me wx nm wif ,Wm -um -sf-M ww, W, - ww, uw.. .M MW f . -ggi. .. , ' Vi ww 1? -,Q ig Qgwi fi .few . . g i f? 2? fi? iii Q3 iii 533 S .Mi im: W 1- M, vV-- 2 .1 L ju! z I X i ,,l?:x,: Q iw N 'af'-iff' 126 ,fiwli ,Q ',, LC' X N - Q iwwq W4'f T'Y 1 'Hz' M Emm a iii: - ii fi' 119155165 ' 4 -N iv ev N53 M.. in Yi A t, ' ' X X. ,I -W. ww X.-ii. mf, S S. .iv x, WAC i-M1 f. A ,W ,N f HSI? sl1qvWnQUw'!llQ wil. . L, . ,- L'- . 1s a7k?Ei L. Table of Contents Dedication 5 Administration Seniors ,,1.H Juniors sss, Sophonxnes 1 Freshmen ss,s, Favorites ,,,, Organizations Athletics or Page 6 7 15 51 59 47 57 67 91 1 te . ffkf ili W. Memory is a fragile thing- A bee's honey and its sting! NEWTON In a short time the Log will lose its immediate appeal. In a short time, too, it will serve as some 'adult's key to reminiscence. As remembrance is a s purpose, the Log serves well the reader to remember Dedication For her devotion to the teaching profession, to her students, and Bristow High School, We, the Log Staff proudly dedicate The 1965 Log to Mrs. Clara Jones. Mrs. jones, who during the past seven years has taught at BHS, has inspired many students to strive for the same goals in learning which she herself has already attained. It is with sincere appreciation for all that she has given of herself to her students that we make this dedication. W 5 nmmk 'nxmi-a 4l?w:fH fm v . W. A , ,mf 'NJ L 3 ifiidit A H l' Qf-4 '5 'E Superintendenfs Message I3 tt . . Q Q WV APAV . eff ,. 1 ff , k, 1::.- 5- taiaaewgs , f 11 f t An enormous amount of thought and work goes into the production of your yearbook and by students and teachers involved in full-time jobs other than this publication. Their efforts make possible the chronicling of the events of this year. The record will become increasingly valuable as the years pass and memories fade. I am hopeful that you will make your appreciation known to these people, a pat on the back, a job well-done. Sincerely, hr Prineipalas Message 5 . 4n iN r ilu-up-Q... S M , I Q 1 Q ,,.auuv ix, -S, if '---...k, , I X 3 1 4-. - I yt... H r .a. I .,,iF.s' if J , . -I X MR. FRANK SANDERS, PRINCIPAL MRS. ROSEMARY LEFORCE, REGISTRAR To the Students of Bristow High School: Many years will come and go, but I believe 1964-65 has been one of the best, and most rewarding years I have spent in our school. I never cease to be amazed at the accomplishments of our graduates, but I am also amazed at the way you, the student body, pick up each year where the others have left off, and begin anew, to make the year successful for those of you who are left behind for a few more years. It is this success I am speaking of, and I remind you of this because you, the student body, make up our school -what it is, what it will become, and what guidance will do for those who follow. Yes, we are justly proud of each of you for making our school the great school that it has become. gfagfmdvq, Board of Education 1 Fi? Lefz to Right: H. H. Sims, Superintendent of Schoolsg J. C. Hudson, Clerkg Ray Couch, member: Levan Kelly, Presidentg Mrs. Dorothy McAdams, Vice-Pres.g Jack Wagoner, Member. The LOG Staff of Bristow High School recognizes the many fine contributions the members of the school board have made to the betterment of our schools. The members of the Board of Education serve without pay, and are elected to their offices. We feel also, that a progressively thinking school board is one of the greatest attributes to any school system. We offer our thanks, with that of many others, to the members of the Bristow Board of Education for their unselfish service to Bristow's schools. SUE AUXER B.S. Phys. Ed. BILL CAGLE B.A. Athletics and Social Studies BILLIE T. CAPE B.S., M.S. Business Ed. Counselor JACK CHESBRO B.S. Phys. Ed. Social Studies GEORGIA ESTELL B.S. Business Education CAROLYN FOSTER JOE FUSCO B.S., M.S. English B.A. French B.M.E,, M.M.E Music ANN GARRISON NEVA GURLEY B.A., MA. Mathematics CLARA JONES B.S., M.S., Ed. S. Mathematics CAROLYN KELLOGG B.A. English LOUISE LIPE B.A. English KEN MCCORMICK B.S.E., M.S, Athletics, Science DARREL STILES B.S., M.S. Industrial Arts HELEN WAY B.S. English HOMA STORM B.A., M.A. Math, Science GRACE WENZLAFF CHARLES WEST B.A., L.S. B.S. Library Science ELDA BIDDLE ROSEMARY LeFORCE Secretary- Curriculum Office Registrar JOLOUIS ROBERTS Secretary Administration Office TOM MILLER JAMES NEIGHBORS Science HiStOry WANDA NEWTON History 1 Family Living A. J. SAMPSON IMOGENE SIMPSON B.S., M.S. B.S. Biology, Chemistry Homemaking RONALD VANDEVER B.S., M.S. Industrial Arts Athletic Director g, ., 1 9 Senior Class ffioers flulsaq, THE SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS-Charlotte Darnell, Secretaryg Linda Harmon, Vice Presidentg Roger Conway, Presidentg Dianne Easter, Treasurer, are shown above discussing where they will hang their senior mural and trying to imagine how it will look. 4ii'W ' Mrs. Simpson, Clmirmmz Sponsors in' 5 41,4 I Mrs. Lipe Mr- Sampson Mrs. Garrison . il we JOHN ABBOTT FB '13 Wrest. 2g 4-H 2g TIM ABRAHAM Hm. Rm. Pres. 1 LARRY ALCORN MARILYN BARNETT Hm Rm Chaplain lg FHA 1, Historian 1g Lib. Club 15 Fu- ture Medics lg Off. 2g DE 1, Historiang LOG 1 ' BEVERLY BARR Pep Club 45 N.F.L. 2g FTA 15 Okla. Hon. Soc. lg Fr. Club 2g Off. 15 Woman's Radio-Little Nat'lg LOGg Chorus 1 May I have your attention for the morning announcements . ROY ANDERSON SAM ANGELL 1 Golf 1g 4-H 15 Proj. 55 Pres. 1 LINDA TAYLOR BAILEY V RUBY BLACKXWELL Pep Club-2 yrsg F.H.A.-SeC- re-tary 1 yr.g Oklahoma Honor Society-3 yrs.g Future Medics- l yr.g Office worker-2 yrs. D.E.-1 yr.g LOG STAFF-1 yr. Natl Honor Soc. 1 LTYRETHA BLAND F.H.A.-l yr,g A1-H-9 yrs. TERRY BLFDSOE FB.-4 yrs.g XX'restling-4 yrs.g Home Room chaplain-2 yrs.g Home Room vice president- 1 yr. 4-H-3 yrs. JOYCE BLOSCH Pep Club4l yr.g Future Med- ics-2 yrs. CAROL BRITTAIN Pep Club-4 yrsg BB attend- ant, 62-63g Wrestling at- tendant, 63-6-13 Home Room secretary-2 yr.g Student Coun- cil-1 yr.g N.F.L.-1 yr.g Office- 1 yr.g Big Wfhecl, 63-64. HAYVUARD BURKS BB-2 yrs.g Track-2 yrs.g 4-H-4 yrs. .4054 PAUL CAMPBELL DF. NICOU CARBONEZ Pep Club lg SC lg NFL lg FTA 13 French Club, vice president 13 JCL 1g Mu Al- pha Theta 1: Senior Wfrestling Attendant. iw tl- li in-. -H Mr' 41110-v A quiet moment with ri good book can be a mo- ment well spent, according to these two seniors. N. KAREN CARMICHAEI. Band 8, Band Council Twirl- er 3, Librarian, Sec. Treas., Tri-State 2, Attendant 64. Pep Club 4, Hm. Rm. Sec. 1 F.T.A. 2, Okla. Honor Society 2, French Club 2, j.C.L. 2, Mu Alpha Theta 2, Sec.- treas. Off. 1, Girl's State 1964. Nat'l. Honor Soc. 1 PAUL CHAPMAN FB. 5 All-Conf. Dist. HB '64. Golf 4, Hm. Rm Pres. 1, V-Pres. 1, SC 1, Boy's State '64, 1964 junior Golf Champ QPGAJ Big Wheel 4, Tulsa Dist. Jr. Golf Champ. 63 Sooner Star Conf. Golf Runner-up 64. LEROY COBBS FB 1, BB 2, Track 1, 4-H 4, V-Pres. 1964 ROGER CONWAY FB 3, Wrest. 2, Golf 2, Track 1, Hm. Rm. V-Pres. 1, Sec. 1, Okla. Honor Society 2, Senior Class President, Big Wheel 2 NICKIE COOPER Band 4, Sec. 64-65 Tri-State 3 Pep Club 1, Hm Rm Chap- lain 1, F.H.A. 2, Report. 64- 65 Off. 1 '62 Winner of Alcoholism Theme. SUE PETTEGREW COUCH ROBERT DAWSON PHILIP DAVIS D.E. 1 RANDY DIAL Band 7, Pres. 1, Drum Ma- jor 1, Band Council, 2, Arion Award, Tri-State 23 Golf 33 I-Im Rm Chaplain 1g Student C. 23 Mu Alpha Theta 2 DIANE DOUGHTY Pep Club 3g F.H.A. 3, Sec.- Treas. 1, Song Leader lg Of- fice Worker 1 Nat'l. Honor Soc. 1 JOHN DOWNEY Football 33 Basketball 1g Track 1, S.C. 1 GERALD DUKE Band 3, Tri State 62, 63, 64, 653 Wrest. 1g 4-H Vice Pres. 13 Fut. Medics Vice. Pres. 23 Civil Air Patrol Cadet envy' DIANNE EASTER Pep Club 4, Vice Pres. 13 Hm Rm Sec 1, Vice Pres 1, Sec 1, S.C. 13 F,H.A. 1g French Club' 1, Wrestling Queeng Chorus 1, Treas 2, LOG 3 CAROLYN EVANS Pep Club lg F.H.A. 4, Hist. 1, Vice Pres. 1 As home makers, these senior girls are well pre- pared. They have had 4 years of study in the Home Economic Department of BHS. .Jr '-ww Two days per week the Physics students use their class period to explore for themselves the phe- nomena of science. PAM GRIFFIN Pep Club 4, Parl. 8: Treas. Z, Merit Sec. 1g FB Attendant 1g BB Attendantg BB Queen 15 HmRm Sec. 2g SC 35 NFL 1g Ok. Hon. Soc. 25 Fr. Club lg JCL lg Mu Alpha Theta 1' Big Wheel 2g Fresh. Sec. Treasg jr. Sec. 8: Treas. Nat'l. Honor Soc. 1 JOE GROOM Band 33 Proj. Club lg Lib. Club 2 .ef LEON EVANS FB 4, All-Conf., Capg.Wrest. 4, Co-Capg Track 23 SC 25 FTA lg Mu Alpha Theta 1 INIARILYN GASS Pep Club 43 Hm Rm Chap, Sec. 8: Treasg FHA 4, Chap., Sec., Presg Lib. Club 3, Sec. V-Pres. CURTIS GILLIS FB 2 PATSY GOODMAN Pep Club 43 SC 4, Sec., Treasg FTA 1, Pres. 13 Ok. Hon. Soc. 4g Nat'l Hon Soc 2g Fr. Club 1g Big Wheel 1g LOG 2, Co-editor MATTIE GORDON FHA GAIL GREER Pep Club 4, Cheerleaderg I-lm Rm V-Pres 1g NFL 23 Degree of Meritg FTA lg Ok. Hon Soc. 33 Fr. Club 23 JCL 2g Mu Alpha Theta 1g Off. 13 Big Wheel lg Fres. V-Presg Sports Ed., Pirate Scandal 1. I9 LINDA HARMON Pep Club 4, sec. 1, pres. 1, Hm Rm pres., v. pres., sec., SC 2, FHA 1, Ok. Hon. Soc. 2, French Club 2, Office 2, Soph. Class Sec., Sen. Class V. Pres. Big Wheel 1, LOG STAFF 1, Miss Pirateer SHIRLEY JEAN HENDRICKS Band 7, sec., attendant, queen, Tri-St., Band Council 2, Pep Club 4, Hm Rrn sec., NFL 1, FHA 1 4-H 6, Queen of Creek County, sec., game leader 1. JAY DON HODGES FB 2, Golf 2, Hm Rm V- Pres., Pres., chaplain, NFL 2, Ok. Hon. Soc. 4, JCL 35 Mu Alpha Theta 3, pres., Air Force Test finalist, NMSQT Letter of Commendation, Co- winner of OG8cE Science Award. SYLVIA HOWARD Pep Club 4, Merit Sec., His., Hm Rm pres., sec. chaplain, SC 2, NFL 2, sec, FTA 2, FHA 2, sec., song leader, Ok. Hon. Soc. 1, Fr. Club 3, sec., v-pres, pres., Fut. Medics 1, Office 1, Girls State, DAR Good Citizens Award, Chorus 2, Soph. Class Pres. Nat'l. Honor Soc. 1 JANE HUGHES Pep Club 4, merit sec., Hm Rm sec., chaplain, FTA 2, sec., FHA 1, reporter, Ok. Hon. Soc. 2, JCL 2, Mu Alpha Theta 2, Office 1. Nat'l. Honor Soc. 1 STEVE HUMPHREY Band, superior at District Music Contest, superior at Tri-St., Drum Major, Pres., FB 2, Wrestling 1, Golf 4, SC 2, Mu Alpha Theta 2, 20 1 n. Hr' JOHNNY JOHNSON JOAN MURRAY Pep Club 1, 4-H 1, Library Club 1, Future Medics 1 NV' H . .. . 'V 2 . A K Phil' The Business Education Department of BHS of- fers students excellent training in the fields of bookkeeping, shorthand, typing and general busi- ness procedures. Ahmwg FTA Meeting Tonight! Another way BHS prepares her students to help themselves to our democratic Way of life practiced in the extra- curricular activities sponsored by our school, who wants to give her students that so important extra , it kenaf GARY LAWRENCE Distributive Educ. 1 PAT LEDGERWOOD FB lg Wrest. 43 Cap, '64g Area All-Star Wrestling Teamg Hm. Rm. Pres, V- Pres.g Boys State '64g Big Wheel 3 ff fa- 'rf' ,if .1 . 1 PAULA DAWSON JOHNSON CASEY JONES WILLIE JONES FB 4, BB lg Track 43 Hm Rm Chaplain 13 NFL lg Lit- tle National lg 4-H Grand Champ. in County Dress Re- viewg Res. Grand Champ. Res. Grand. Champ Boys Timely Speech '59g Sports Reporterl CHARLOTTE DARNELL KIDD Pep Club 45 Hm. Rm. Sec.g SC 3g NFL 13 FTA 1g LOG 4g Bus. Manager '65g FB At- tendant 1g Wrestling Attend. lj Sr. Class Sec. LINDA KISSEE FHA 1 LEON LAUNIUS Wrestling 23 Track 1 ii t-.'s A . JERRY LEE Distributive Educ. 1 HUBERT LITTLE MARY LIVESAY NFL 33 Okla. Honor Soc. 13 Nat'l Honor Soc. 23 Lib Club 23 Future Meclics 23 V-Pres 13 Office 1 RON LOONEY FB 43 BB 13 Wrest. 33 Hm Rm. V.-Pres. 13 FTA 13 4-H 13 Big Wheel 4 TERRY MALONE Nat'l Honor Society 13 French Club 1 NITA MASSEY Pep Club 43 SC 13 NFL 33 NFL Pres. 13 Okla. Honor Soc. 43 Nat'l Honor Soc. 23 Fr. Club 13 JCL 13 Mu Alpha Theta 13 Off 13 Big Wheel 13 Masonic Award, Most Outstanding Sr. Girl 3 jr. Class V-Pres.3 jr. Marshal3 Speech Award3 VALEDIC- TORIAN ax 1 A A -VY E ' lf? ,Q L 3 K X 5 , Q- . f5hu,,,,,,,. JOYCE INIATLOCK Pep Club 13 Hm Rm Sec. 13 Okla. Honor Soc. 33 Lib. Club 4g Pres. 13 V-Pres. 13 Sec.-Treas. 1. Nat'l. Honor Soc. 1 LEROY MAROON FB 13 Wrest. 43 Golf 23 Track 13 Hm Rm. Sec.-Treas. 23 NFL 1 Edina To pay fees, change schedules and to do a multi- tude of other things, seniors frequently come to the registrafs office, at B.H,S. FQ' 'Q' qq,,.-- ! Clarns become Moluska, man becomes Homo Sapien, and beans are Dicots. At least, these are the names one uses in biology class. PHILLIP NICHOLS DAVID NUCKOLS Bancl 13 HmRm. Chap.3 V- Presg SC 13 NFL 23 Okla Hon. Soc. 33 JCL 33 Treas 13 Mu Alpha Theta 23 Vi Pres. MARGARET INIAYES Band 23 Pep Club 23 Hm. Rm. V-Pres. 13 Pres. 13 FHA 23 Reporter lg Parliamentari- an 13 4-H 63 Betty Crocker Award '63 SHIRLEY McKENZIE FHA 23 Fr. Club 1 CAROLYN MCKINLEY Pep Club 23 Hm. Rm. Presg FTA lg Okla. Hon. Soc. lg Fr. Club 13 Office 1 Nat'l Honor Soc. 1 EDNA INIOORE Hm. Rm. SeC.3 4-H lg Lib Club 23 Future Medics 1 KENT MURRAY Bancl 53 G0-lf lj HmRm. Chap. 13 Pres.3 SC 43 Mu Alpha Theta 13 SC Pres. 13 Debate 3g Masonic Student of Today awardg Soph. V- Pres3 Big Wheel 23 Boys State '643 Nat'l Merit Schol- arship Semi-finalg Nat'l Hon- or Sec 1 SALUTATORIAN BILLYE NEWTON Pep Club 45 FB Attencl3 HmRm Sec, Treasg SC 53 Pres. Council 33 NFL 23 FTA 23 Ok. Honor Soc. 43 Nat'l Hon. Soc. 23 Fr. Club 13 JCL 2g Mu Alpha Theta 23 Off 23 Cheerleader 33 LOG Queen, Big Wheel 33 Girls' St3 jr. Class Pres. 7 '-w...-Q LONNIE ORR Wrestling 2 MIKE OZIER FB lg BB lg Track 1g Hm Rm Pres. 1g NFL 33 Degree of Meritg Sr. Big Wheel lg De- bate 2g All Sch. Play 1 TOMMY PARISH FB 4g All Conf.g All Distg BB 43 Captg HmRm Presg V-Presg SC 15 Big Wheel 2 JOYE PARKINSON Pep Club 1g FHA lg Lib Club 1g Future Medics 43 V- Pres., Sec-Treas. LINDA PENN Pep Club 4g Hm Rm Sec.g Future Meclics 1 LINDA PINSON Pep Club lg FHA lg Future Medics 2g Office wk A-d 'H' Www muiidhlf' 'QW Future architect? Perhaps not but David Trout and Mr. Stiles, of the Industrial Arts Department of BHS, realize that these skills will always be available to the 1965 senior class DANNY SPEED Band 1, Kllevelandjg NFL 13 Clevelanclg Mixed Chorus 2gDebate X, CLINT STODDARD HM. RM. V-Pres. 1 LOIS CONAWAY ROGERS Pep Club 43 Big Wheel 4, FHA 1g NFL 1, V-Pres. 1 BETTY ROLAND FHA 1, Future Medics 1 JOEY SHAMAS FB 33 Wrest. 1 LINDA GALE SIMPSON Pep Club sg FHA zg Histo- rian '65 BURLEY SMITH JUDY SPARKS Lib. Club 13 Future Medics 2, Reporter '65g Off.g Girl's League, Yuma, Ariz. Chor. 1 . MW wtf' I f- w i? ,fi -F'-'-:IQ BARBARA STUBBLEFIELD Pep Club fig FHA fl MARY TAYLOR FHA 13 4-H 9 TOL C. TOOMBS BB fig Track 4g Regional Champsg fl-H 4 DAVID TROUT Wrest. 1g Deer Award Tro- phy 2nd largest in State with bow and Arrow. PAULA TROXEL Pep Club 4g FB Queen '65g BB Attend, '64g Hm. Rm. Sec. Treas. 2, V-Pres. 13 SC 2g FHA 1g Off. lj Cheerlead- er 3g Big Wheel 3g Chorus lg LOG 1 VERONA TUNNELL Pep Club 25 FHA 13 Fr. Club 23 Off. 1 ROGER VARNER Band 13 FB 2g Track 13 4-H Sec. 1 CHARLES VINING Band 7g Treas. Band Council 25 Tri-State 35 Golf 2g Hm, Rm. Pres. 13 SC 1g V-Pres. 1g Okla. Honor Society lg Mu Alpha Theta 2g Boy's State '64 mm. Social Studies provide seniors with an awareness of our world and times-preparing them for their future role as voting citizens ssl-r 1. B. WALL FB 33 BB lg Wrest. 33 fl-H 33 Sergeant :it Arms 1 XWANDA XVASHINGTON Band 25 Hm.Rm. Chaplain lg FHA 25 4.11 9 JIM WEAVER FB 43 All-Conference Tacklcg Wrest. fig Truck fig Big Wliecil 1 ALANIA WELLS Pep Club 4, FTA 2 DON XVELSH JIM WINN FB 1g Wrestling 1 Between times of hustle and bustle ii senior can find an occasional moment to just relax and think. Such was the case when the camera caught this pic- ture. Senior Big Wheels f .ai MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED The degree of success varies with the individual for Kent Murray and Nita Massey, success is being able to siphon gas from a parked car in broad daylight. MOST POPULAR At the old grand piano stand the Liberace and the Barbara Streisand of the Senior Big Wheels. Strangely enough neither Nicou Carbonez and jim Weaver read, play, or sing a note of music. 4 'fa V was L M ,W e-'. A FN- 1 Q J X ax: rf x , 5 ix X2 Q 'Y,..g A Q L' 'QQ' ifjgi s Te W i Q5 N , N E K fn: X U, JF Aatwmiis - principle -.xl . X.-,wry fit f I Q a - 1 4 ., - .,,.' - ,. 5 A .A 4 isyn MOST VERSATILE Heels over head showing their versatility in gym- nastics. This is only one of the many talents of this WITTIEST versatile pair, Billye Newton and Paul Chapman. Gail Greer and Mike Ozier match their wits with Archimedes, proving his principle of flight. Matters are complicated because Archimedes didn't have a principle of flight. 28 Senior Big Wheels at fl 4 5 BEST PERSONALITY Roger Conway and Linda Harmon may have small transportation, but A,.. fry when it comes to friendly all around personalities, these two are on Q. if their way to a bright future. CUTEST just married and what a cute couple! Pam Griffin and Pat Ledgerwood are on the road to success with looks like theirs. The Senior Class was correct when they voted these two Cutest . ,,- 11. 3. 1 5 ' , E l. PEPPIEST GIRL-BEST ATHLETE CLASS FLIRT Rabbit McCrarey pits his sharpshoot in skill against Paula Troxel How do I love thee? . says Ron Lonney to Lois in a friendly game of marbles. Paula admits that she knows very Conaway. But, the real question is, Does he mean this or little about the intricacies of the game, however, the final tally is it just another joke between these two that the showed her to beat BHS's best athlete. Seniors voted for their biggest flirts? 29 if zw meg - - ' ai k' A V ' my Q A A ., W, 'P f I s aw Z, K sk I L X Wwg-,M ,w ma f - W - ,::-f,f- n :g,f2, A ., b VZ' L Wy 2 s . fzmv'-,. f fx Q W in . 'Mix Sm My s : 'K vc, L vu-v ,,. xv A! f r v f .1 wr A w'?'5-' z.w:.v , J .Q zgi X W' ,w. ax 4 lL' av ,gmiw ,,.. ,, ,,W,,,M,, , ' 5 , ' 5 4' 3 ' X, , 1 5 7 , i i A ,gif -1 ' M N, K 'Wu sy A 'N L i ' ..s , K is ,W Q f , J , sr . M K --.,-E,-:,4. 5 i' Z' . ,mf f X 'R Jr ,. L 3 1 A 1 X X an X +211 1 .W , N g,,,- 1 A ,gi .H GR CD 4... xt! cn... Wwsffm , Rug . . THE JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS-Mitchell Shamas, Presidentg Brenda Pyle, Secretaryg Roger Bennett, Vice President, are counting the 1,200 dollars made in the junior class magazine sale this year. Junior Class Officers Miss Kellogg, Clmirmazz Mrs. Way Mr. Cagle 32 Mrs. Foster Mr. Storm Juniors ACE TYPEVURITER COMPANY AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK 300 N Mission 124 N- M3111 Sapulpa Oklahoma EM 7-3311 Alexander, Margaret Alsbrook, Dana Anderson, Donnie Anderson, Glenon Anderson, Linda Aston, Sandra Banker, Butch Bennett, Roger Benson, Lee Berg, Linda Burgess, Elva Cagle, Don Carman, Jimmie Cearley, Bob Chaney, Patricia Cherry, Linda Coberg, Casey Dale, Kenneth Douglas, Chris Elias, Johnny Evans, Ted Ewert, Linda Farha, Barbara Freese, john Bill Gemmill, Sharon 33 Gentry, Robert Goodman, Keith Gower, james Greenfield, Sue Griffin, Pam Groom, jimmy Harrison, Viola Hart, Ray Hill, Lee Ellen Hill, Shirley Hines, Milton Houston, Sandra Ihle, joe Ihle, Mary Jackson, Jerry johnson, Judy jones, Fred Kissee, Kenneth Komah, Debbie LaCour, Betty Lamb, Delores Lane, Ricky Lawrence, Larry Lee, Carl Leigh, Bill C.R Juniors ...J ,W R L, L., rf if nr ANTHONY DEPARTMENT STORE AUTO PARTS COMPANY 114 N. Main 222 N. Main EM 7-4330 EM 7-4337 Juniors B F GOODRICH COMPANY BISHOP'S THRIFTY WISE 216 Ngfth Main 106 South Main Linder, Deborah Litton, Bob Longarce, Mary Manus, Betty Masterson, Virginia Mayes, Barbara McAdams, Janet McCrary, Fred McDaniel, Cephas McGuire, Luzetta McLain, Ricky Messer, Louis Osborn, Tib Oviatt, Bill Parker, Sherri Phillippe, Alfred Phillips, Bruce Plum, Donna Poston, Dennis Provence, jim Pyle, Brenda Reed, Edward Reed, Tommy Root, Ricky Shamas, Mitchell 35 Skaggs, Judy Slawson, Larry Spencer, Clifford Spoonemore, Cathy Standlee, Bruce Strornrne, Lynda Stubblefield, janet Sumner, Bill Taylor, Rick Thiry, David Thompson, Jeanne Thompson, Tommy Towry, Nancy Tunnell, Richard Wagoner, Jack Wall, J. B. Wall, jack Washington, Debra Washington, Gwendolyn Watson, jane Weaver, Louis Webb, Sandra West, Barry Wheel'er, Janis Wheeler, Sharon Juniors NO. 1 BOB'S GROCERY BRACE ELECTRIC COMPANY 1001 S. Chestnut NO. 2 107 W Sth EM 7-3988 248 W. 8th EM 7 3443 EM 7-3111 36 Juniors Wieberdink, Eddie Womack, Bob Williams, Frankie JUNIOR CLASS MAGAZINE SALES by Casey Coberg With doubt and dismay they were smitten They knew they hadn't a chance Their fate had already been written There'd be no Banquet, no Dance Tho they screamed and yelled and berated- They still loved us we knew So we worked and although 'twas belated There was money for a Banquet and the Dance too Each year it is the responsibility of the Junior Class to raise money for the annual Junior-Senior Ban- quet. ,It has been found that the most successful method of raising the necessary cash is .selling maga- zine subscriptions. This method, consequently, has been adopted as the annual project of the Junior Class. This year, the magazine sales took place the last week in September through the first week of October. The Class was divided into 4 teams. Each team selected a captain. Then the competition began. The Sales got off to a magnificent start. 35300.00 was turned in the first day. The Seniors were pleased, jubilant, delirious! They were sure the juniors wouldn't surpass their record of 352400005 but if sales kept going like this, they certainly weren't going to starve. They were too confident. Their jubilancy didn't last long. Mysteriously the sales dropped steadily until the low point was hit at an average of 3530.00 per team one day. The Seniors lost their confidence. They began to get that lean and hungry look. They also saw the Juniors in a new light. The state of their stomach, on a night in May, was in the hands of their subordinates. There was a new era of gentleness and respect in the Senior Class. Meanwhile each morning, over the intercom, team captains blasted, encouraged, or congratulated their teams, depending on how they had done in competition the night before. To make competition keener, prizes were awarded to each day's high salesman. At the end of the 2 weeks, special prizes were also awarded to those who had sold a specified number of bonus magazines. The sales kept up at a snail's pace, and kept the Seniors on edge. They began berating the Juniors over the intercom. Sales got even slower. Finally the last day came. The Juniors had barely passed the 32,000 in 13 days. The Seniors were frantic. Lined and grayed with worry they listened. The juniors had a surprise in store for their Seniors. The last day the subscriptions poured in and the Seniors of '66 set a new record with nearly 33000.00 The Seniors were relieved about the state of their stomachs on that night in May. Many spirited juniors who passed the 20 magazine mark received football blankets just in time for basket- ball season. All the prizes were awarded in the first Junior Assembly. Junior Big Wheels ,kat fx NEATEST One can easily see that janet McAdams is helping Mitchell Shamas put the final touch to his hair to make sure he will look neat throughout the day. But not so apparent is where this pic- ture was taken. CUTEST Not only are Bobby Litton and Barbara Farha the cutest boy and girl in the junior class but they make the cutest couple as one can easily see in the above photograph. i an will Anvwvl BEST ALL AROUND Even very busy people have to take a coffee or Ice FRIENDLIEST Cream break once in a while, and Roger Bennett and Hi there! How are you? These two phrases mark the truly friendly Casey Cgbefg who won Best A11 Around in the junior people in good old B.H.S. and few people use them as often as class are no exceptions. Jack Wagoner and Mary Ihle. 38 a Sophomore Class Officers y,M..z,,h i,.. i , 1 if as sf ' 1 5 ...W K .,..f f im Wx 'WWW THE SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS-Bill Cruce, Vice Presidentg Patti Carmichael, Secretaryg Ronnie McDaniel, Presidentg work out details for the Sophomore activities for the 1964-65 school year. Mrs. Eichling, Chairman Sponsors is K S., , ' L '5l'i51i?Fzk 'U- ' , ' ' ' w igh? 'f fi - , . . ' - 1 k.,Q,,4 l 4 N Q, ,713 I A-3 .1. U ,-15 hw gl gb J. A7 r ,'-vi' , i4 'f Sr I , rr rw' 1 r Mrs. jones Ss-.ff 1 fal1'V-If Mr. Neighbors Mrs. Estell MA. 'I H 4 4.4 K fur 'V Sophomores moto Nor Avaauus 'Ng 4 Q.. .5 1 KU-1-' t , A If ,, L ,P Q 'V A QQ Absent PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE COX BAKERY CREECO MILL 8: ELEVATOR CO. 216 N. Main 135 E. 9th EM 7-4423 EM 7-4675 Angell, Sandra Applegate, Vicki Ashworth, Joyce Atwell, Danny ' Behar, Arthur Behar, Christina Benson, Rosemary Bland, Barbara Branscum, David Bruce, Brenda Bunny, Shirley Caldwell, Larry Carmichael, Patti Cathey, Larry Caudle, Letha Cearley, Virginia Cheever, Kenny Cherry, Helen Childress, Sharon Cobbs, Betty jo Collins, Mary Nell Conaway, Dale Conway, Gary Cooper, Barbara Cooper, Richard Couch, jerry Creager, Billy Cruce, Bill Cunningham, Phil Dixon, Sharon Eastburn, Eddie Evans, Virgle Leslie Evans, Terry Fortney, Leroy Fousel, Christie Garton, Phillip Gibbs, Lonnie Gramm, Kathleen Griffin, Donna Hale, Patricia Hamilton, E. J. Hammond, Pauline Harvey, Judy Hawkins, Kizzie Henshaw, Carolyn Hoppes, Jacque Holt, Jerry Hughes, Mary D. Hutchins, Virginia johns, Becky Sophomores ft No Photo AVAILABLE V11 if J ff No Photo 1 AVAILABLE CULLIGAN SOFT WATER SERVICE CUNNINGHAM CHEVROLET 115 W, 5th 9th and Main 42 EM 7,3570 EM 7-3333 Sophomores ,gf Jia mo wsv IA, tl . elf it mom if 3 l 3 1 - tg 5 N4fAwimb1- I 1 .k', 2' 'K EE ligiiii lhiifi x 1 Q . , sg-ha , Y it gi we .. fm , ,, , 1'-dl J, Q ilu S M S 1 A if , K i t x .- 1 L' N V i is ii V ,rkl V. W .Lf ,M i-fl .vA. - fl H Hep. A If 1 - V ie w i 5 , f K: gl 1, 4 I ,ff Q -,2' ' DAVIS GLENCLIFF FOOD DISTRIBUTORS, INC. 106 W. 9th 122 E. 8th EM 7-9055 EM 7-3387 johns, Bill johnson, Linda johnson, Tommy jones, Larry Knight, Renee Kreps, john Laskey, Leo LeForce, Vicki Legate, Mary Leigh, Lollie Manus, Jackie Maroon, Anita Marsey, Calvin Martin, Peggy Mason, Chris Matlock, Earnest Mattox, Richard McDaniels. Ronnie McEwen, Pat McKay, jim my McKenzie, Gary Miller, Barry Moore, Murl Morton, Teddy Nero, Hubert Nichols, Glen Parish, Larry Penn, Danny Pichard, Pam Pilant, Dwight Pilant, Johnny Pinson, Roger Poston, Steve Prewitt, Jo Ann Proctor, Leon Ramsey, Nancy Reed, Earlene Robinson, Floyd Runt, Thea Russell, jimmy Rutland, Sandra Shamas, Linda Simpson, Janis Smith, Laura Smith, Margie Smith, Nancy Sobel, Karen Sobel, Nathan Spencer, Darlene Spencer, Esther Sophomores 99'-assays FORD'S HDW. 8: FURN. HENDERSON FURNITURE 305 N. Main 103 N. Main EM 7-2662 EM 7-2701 '55 A P PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Sophomores 7 EET 1 ' Aj' if 3 ? ,f l I PHOTO SUM No PBQTO Na? Available Yourman, jim Spinharney, Judy Stubblefield, Betty Stubblefield, Virginia Taylor, Chuck Taylor, Kenneth Taylor, Pamela Templeton, David Tunnell, Sue Vanderslice, Mike Vining, Richard Wasson, Steve Watt, Kathy Williams, Frankie Wittman, Richard Womack, Dickie INDUSTRIAL CHEMICAL LABORATORIES, INC. THE H. W. GOSSARD CO.-ARTEMIS DIV 1015 N. 14th 'Street-Omaha, Nebraska Lingerie Division 342-4248 1st and Oak EM 7-5256 45 I X Ji Sophomore Big Wheels O if 'Pi c i gr, Q f l R x MOST VERSATILE Ronnie McDaniels and Anita hfaroon will have aptly displayed their versatility if they can just LAZIEST get one last flommo in P11101 Did fhcl' 01' didfff Automation has taken its toll among executives and made them lazy. HWY? OUIY the Ph0f0S'f3Ph'5f kf10W5- Dickie Wfomack and Mary Legate are shown demonstrating the skills tg , Q f w i 'tr V ' V. W' B - ,M flfi I' Q, if 'iii i iixilv , fl 5 V.,wv .tt fm-1. Im. I lx s B hifi 'W 'W' ng- of 'A gifs' I 'JF A J' if Q5 hp! g . 43 as gl 1,1 as-1 .Qs V' CUTEST She is as pretty as a picture, Bill Cruce seems to say while he and Vicki LeForce pose for their Big Wheel Picture. Their class seemed to agree when it elected them Cutest Boy and Girl. 46 .K necessary to be a good executive in today's automated world. MT? BEST PERSONALITY Where there is a warm smile you can usually find a great out- going personality. Such is the case with Phil Cunningham and Becky Johns, whose sparkling personalities are justly recognized by their class. 4 If'If If xfJ'N5 5SLfAf1g3n:!fwfZL?Ef 11 vim: I' Iliff 'IIA 1SwXVIff?Cf-4 9 ISMM 3 f FRE H EN j L::f1 ff1cs0N and m IL f od Clank Beaver-f I' CJ VV H H fsfwgsff . 1 fd 6'fgmjmf ?41 Ie, . L4 ,Z Freshman Class Officers P aww iii X' 'V A T , n ies . E QV.. Mr. Vandever, Clmzrman X THE FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS-Susan McArthur, Vice Presidentg Steve Watson, Presidentg Susy Thompson, Secretary, are shown above looking over Bristow High School's campus and perhaps thinking of the many traditions which have been handed down during BHS's 59 years. Sponsors M,5.Gm1e, Mr. Stiles Mrs. Wenzlaff Mrs. Newton 48 Freshmen KEMP'S DRUG STORE KUYKENDALL REFRIGERATION 219 N. Main AND ELECTRIC EM 7-3391 116 N. Main EM 7-3252 Abbott, David Adams, Glen Alexander, Theo Alphin, Robert Alphin, james Baker, Edward Baker, Cynthia Ann Barnett, David Biggs, Dwayne Bingham, Harvey Blackerby, Arlene Blosh, Danny Burks, Jimmie Byers, Eva Jean Caldwell, Archie Camino, Steve Channel, Fred Cobbs, Cleothers Cochran, Maxine Cox, Charles Cross, Charles Curry, Vernon Dale, Wayne Dean, Ronald Dillard, Doris Dobson, Dale Doty, Beth Downey, Janice Flowers, Gravelly Flowers, Willie Ford, Mavis Ford, Nikki Gentry, Calvin Gibson, jim Gower, Linda Green, Ann Green, Ben Griffin, John Grisby, james Hall, Cindy Hamilton, Mike Hammond, Theodore Harding, Robert Harrison, Dianne Harrison, Violet Hart, Steve Hawkins, Arthur Hawkins, Faye Holt, La Donna Houston, Cody Freshmen Nor - snows f amy X5 I PHOTO No! Available 'fi ,A 'l MAIN AUTO SUPPLY MONTGOMERY WARD CATALOG ORDER STORE 213 N, Main 211 N. Main EM 7-3680 EM 7-3346 50 Freshmen Abun! when pictures were made 0 2 fa rnorm gf . 'iz f r? J ' fill, 3 O . QQ, si r'E Nor Available DNN as DIMM' PHOTO Not Availabln Irvin, Gerald Jack'son, Jackie Jackson, Janice James, Joe Johnson, Alice Johnson, Jenetta Jones, Deloris Jones, Ermaleene Jones Ernestine Jones Larry Keeling, Junior Keeton, Bobby Kimmel, Mary Etta Kisse, Gary Kreps, Janie Krc-ps, Jeanie Longacre, Carl Lynch, Janice Martin, Reba Jo Mason, Lawrence McArthur, Susan McKenzie, Charlotte McMurtry, Janet Mercer, Brenda Moore, Ronnie JOE MOUNCE FIRESTONE STATION PATTON'S VARIETY STORE 9th and Main 204 N. Main EM 7 4492 EM 7-2558 Morton, Terry Murphy, Connie Nero, Donna Nesser, Mary Nuckols, john Oaks, Susan Ozier, Judy Pagon, Sue Parkinson, Darlene Patterson, Donna Phillippe, Jessie Pinson, Steve Plum, Carol Jo Plum, James Potter, Paula Prewitt, Debbie Reed, Linda Roberson, Larry Rogers, Stanley Sanford, Ronnie Skaggs, Donald Skaggs, Linda Smith, Barbara Smith, Bernie Smith, Margret Freshmen J. C. PENNEY CO. PIRATE INN 301 N. Main West on Highway 66 EM 7-2523 EM 7-4554 Freshmen Spencer, Tressa Stubblefielcl, Jim Sullivan, Larry Tarrant, David Thompson, Susy Towry, Buddy Trialet, Jeannette Tunnell, Don Tunnell, Robert Valonie, Frankie Vanzant, Kay Veit, Clinton Wallin, Larry Washington, Gertrude Watson, Steve Shoopman, Darlene Weaver, Linda Weinstein, jack Webb, Cathy Webb, Kay Willhite, Terry Willia-ms, Danny Wilmot, jan Wilmot, Nan Wood, Tommy PRoPsT PHILLIPS 66 SERVICE STATION RED BIRD SHOE SHOP 4th and Main 110 N- Main EM 7-4102 EM 7-5710 Freshman Big Wheels .1 N . MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Steve Watson and Arlene Blackerby believe that a neat and clean school is a real credit to its students. They believe helping keep our school clean is one of the best ways to display school spirit. ts kk BEST ALL AROUND Chivalry is not dead, at least not in BHS and' just to pr,ove it Susan McArthur car- ries Calvin Ger1try's books for him. This may seem opposite to what chivalry is supposed to be but when one is elected best all around minor details go unnoticed. 54 kmwp , avg, it ,. x 'Hsu ,Q ,,,.,,.,..f MOST MISCHIEVOUS Even Frank Sanders, BHS principal, is not safe from the mischievous antics of Cathy Webb and Dwayne Biggs. The title most mischievous is an understatement in the case of these two. FRIENDLIEST Susy Thompson and Glen Adams know that a welcome wave and a warm handshake are truly indicative of being friendly. They are endowed with a degree of friendliness unsurpassed. UV 1 L. 'Q ia Q Q.. ?.1 5gEf ' w wwmy af 'N,.M,, X, ,,,,,, 1. 73 I fr' iiig 4513 -mauv- -I We.- Huw-ww-wav W wqvaw, ..,,.- Autographs Q 'f 2 AVORITE SALUTATORIAN Kent Murray 3 . 742 Kent is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Murray, 402 West 8. His activities include: Band 5g Golf 1g Home Room Chaplain, Home Room Presidentg Student Council 4g N.F.L. 3g Oklahoma Honor Society 45 Mu Alpha Theta 1g Student Council Presi- dent '65g Debate 3g Masonic Student of Today Awardg Sophomore Class Vice Presidentg Big Wheelg Boys' State '64g National Merit Scholar- ship Semifinalist BRISTOW FLORAL 58 122 West 5 EM 7-4143 VALEDICTORIAN Nita Massey 3.886 Nita is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Renfroe, 411 West 11. Her activities include: Pep Club -4g Student Council 1g N.F.L. 3g N.F.L. President lg F.T.A. 25 Oklahoma Honor Society 4g National Honor Society 2g French Club lg J.C.L. lg Mu Alpha Theta lg Office 1g Masonic Award Most Out- standing Senior Girl g Big Wheel 1g Junior Class Vice Presidentg Speech 4 medalsg junior Marshal COUCH DEEP ROCK 203 East 6 EM 7-2767 Log Queen and King 10? LOG QUEEN Billye Newton LOG KING Kent Murray All-School Queen and Attendants Casey Coberg 5 Carol Brittain Seliiof' Aftezzzfmzt Vicki LeF0rce 5'0pl1o-more Arlezzdmft Arlene Blackerby Freflymmz Atlemlmzt Football Queen and Attendants Paula Troxel ,edit vivo' Cathy Spoonemore fzmior Atieizdam' if 't Y l.Mq,f WWA' Vicki I.eForce Sophomore Altendnnt THE NEWS COMPANY 112 West Sixth Street Bristow, Oklahoma B , f , t : , 'Q ' A35 V. 'fe ., 7 T 1-Sziwer r, ,. 9,152 122525 ef Q, . as 'iii Arlene Blackerby Freflafmzn Attendmzt ff z-,.f...,ggsi ,Q 1443535 asketball Queen and Attendant Pam Griffin vt Fre.vl'mmz Afteizfifzzzt Janice Jackson ,,,, TW f 24 , 'JIWQK 'WW' 62 21 8 Soplmmore Affezzflfzlzf Becky johns HARVAT'S N. Main EM 7-2519 Q ,i,,,.m. .ffi-Wi QV 5 ri-'ff' YQ' ' W , , V.,- - i ,fm H , f 153- '-Wai . E Sfliilgsz .W I I EY Z' flfiviiiiv f ' f- it . , L . :Q fn. .,-if-aw a t: if junior Barbara N fi Z EH K dw by it f if 5' mlzie w g :'-FL-JlJ'54K5iX:tKKK' kgfigwig'-,Signs , Weiss i ,K 5 Wrestling Queen and Attendants fs 'bl Debbie Komah jwzior Atfefzdmzt i :Z Patti Carmichael Sophomore Attemlmzl BICADAINI S PIPE AND SUPPLY V Hwg 66 84 Turnpike EM 7-3355 Band Queen and ttendants Shirley Hendricks FO'-1561 ,1.' 2'5 V Shirley Hill Karen Carmichael SILVER'S DIAMOND SHOP 125 N. Main EM 7-4683 FOREIGN STUDENT Nicou Carbonez Nicou Carbonez, BHS's first Foreign Exchange Stu- dent, has helped to form many never-to-be-forgotten bonds between Bristow and her native country of Belgium, Nicou came to our shores not only to learn but to teach. And teach she has! By sharing with us the knowledge she has of her country, she has made one step forward toward the realization of the goal of world peace, Only an informed public can ever hope to overcome the obstacles in reaching this goal. It was through the efforts of many people that Nicou was able to come to BHS this past year. We take this opportunity to offer our sincere thanks to Bill and Wanda Newton who took Nicou into their home, and in so doing assured the success of this year's ex- change student program. WEBB5 1001 S. Chestnut EM 7-4344 MISS PIRATEER Linda Harmon This year's Bristow High School Pep Club's honor is awarded to Linda Harmon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Harmon, 517 East Lincoln. Miss Pirateer is chosen annually from the senior members by the Bristow Pep Club as the living symbol of their organization. She is the ideal pep club girl. Qualities she represents are: Joyful service to others Absolute loyalty to her school Willing acceptance of responsibility Tremendous school spirit and pep Unwavering good sportsmanship Good Citizenship Dependability The identity of Miss Pirateer, the most distinguished honor bestowed by Pep Club, remains a secret until revealed at the annual Pep Club spring banquet 65 Girl's State - Boyas State Lefl to right: Billye Newton, Karen Carmichael, Sylvia Howard BOYS STATE Boys State is set up just as any ordinary state govern- ment having state, counties, and cities. Boys are delegated to either the Boomer or Sooner party after arrival at Boys State. Elections are held between these two parties. Officers at- tained by Bristow delegates this year were: Lefz la Right: Pat Ledgerwood- City Allorney Kent Murray- Counly Trcfnturer Paul Chapman4 Counly Ailomey Charles Vining- Slale Repreferzlutive SAM'S MENS WEAR GIRLS STATE The Representatives for Oklahoma Girl's State this year were Karen Carmichael, Sylvia Howard, Billye Newton. Karen was elected to the House of Representatives, Sylvia was the Governor's secretary and Billye was County Commissioner 9661. Girl's State is sponsored by the American Legion and is a week long program which teaches the girls how state government is run. ,ww K STRONG DRY GDS. STORE 206 N. Main 310-A N. Main 66 Elf 7-4123 Elf 7-2752 'ijqf QQJ C' Xjf 595' fi 6 Student Council Kent Murray Preridenl Casey Coberg Treaiurer Charles Vining Pafgy Gogdman Vfff-Pfeffdwll Sgfygfgry PRESIDENTS CABINET 5'nmdirzg.' Patsy Goodman, Ronnie McDaniel, Roger Conway, Mitchell Shamas, Charles Vining, Steve Watson, Casey Coherg Sealed: Kent Murray A t i 495 james Neighbors S p amor 6 8 Sig... y 2 1 . C iaa r fx' A ' , , ,N f .ts K 6? . ,H Q Q' K K :wir ile pw iw Student Council Members Row 1-Dwayne Biggs, Casey Coberg, Debbie Komah. Row 2-Cathy Spoonemore, Patsy Goodman, john Downey. Row 3-Paul Chapman, Carol Brittain, Christy Fousel, Roger Conway, Janis Simpson, Vickie LeForce, Nicou Carbonez. Row 4-Mitchell Shamas, Chuck Vining, Phil Cunningham, Ronnie McDaniel, Beth Doty. Row 5- Iohn Kreps, Steve Watson, Kent Murray, Linda Skaggs, John Nuckols SECOND SEMESTER: Row 1: Janis Simpson, Dianne Easter, Patsy Goodman, Pam Griffin, Roger Conway, Leroy Maroon, Mike Ozier, Chuck Vining. Row 2: Jeanette Trigalet, Nancy Towry, Linda Harmon, Becky johns, Sandra Angell, jim Gibson, Ron McDaniels. Row 3: Keith Goodman, Arlene Blackerby, Bill Cruce, Billy Johns, Margaret Alexander, Casey Coberg, Mary Ihle, Steve Watson. Raw 4: Bob Litton, Barry West, Mitchell Shamas, Bill Sumner, Tommy Wood, Glen Adams. WIEBERDINIQ FoRD TRACroR SALES WARDBOBE CLEAfE1z5316 117 East' First EM 7-2462 208 S' Mam ational Honor Society r U D Aj it 4 Q N l 9 , I 5 . - Q cs et 70 , 1 ti Row 1: Bob Litton, Sylvia Howard, Brenda Pyle, Pam Griffin, Jane Hughes, Carolyn McKinley, Ruby Blackwell, Mary Livesay. Raw 2: Karen Carmichael, Billye Newton, Janet McAdams, Patsy Goodman, Diane Doughty, Joyce Matlock, Nita Massey. Kent Murray fnot shownj klahoma Honor Society if Row 1: jimmy Gibson, Donna Patterson, Janet McMurtry, Jeanette Trigalet, Wayne Dale, Christie Fousel, Janice Simpson, Glen Adams. Row 2.' David Barnett, Vicki LeForce, Susan McArthur, Beth Doty, Karen Sobel, Sandra Houston, Mary Livesay, Sherri Parker. Row 3: Bob Litton, Billye Newton, Arlene Blackerby, Patsy Goodman, Joyce Matlock, Mary D. Hughes, Sylvia Howard, Brenda Pyle, Ruby Blackwell, Row 4: Clifford Spencer, Ron McDaniels, john Kreps, Bill Cmce, Nancy Towry, Gail Greer, Debbie Komah, janet McAdams, Cleothus Cobbs, Row 5: Steve Watwn, Calvin Gentry, Edward Reed, Phil Cunningham, Gary Dale, Mike Ozier, jay Hodges, Paul Chapman, Roger Conway, Nita Massey. Row 6: Jim Yourman, David Knuckols, Barry West, Larry Jones, Danny Blosch. Kent Murray fnot shownj Log Staff Row 1: Mrs. Estelle, Bill Leigh, Larry jones, Marilyn Barnett, Barbara Farha, Nancy Towry, Dianne Easter, Row 2: Jeannette Trigalet, Beth Doty, Susy Thompson, Ruby Blackwell, Charlotte CDarnellJ Kidd, Linda Harmon Not Pictured: Paula Troxel and Cathy Spoonpmore OFFICERS: Left Io Right Business Manager: Gurlotte lDa.mellj Kidd Assistant Editor: Barbara Farha Editor: Keith Goodman The Log Staff is a service organiza- tion whose only aim is to present between two covers of the BHS yearbook, the Log, a concise and accurate account of the various as- pects of school life. Pep Club 999Q9 N VL Franz Row 1: Cheerleaders: Cathy Spoonemore, Casey Coberg, Barbara Farha, Gail Greer, Billye Newton, Paula Troxel. B , Sherrie Parker, Brenda Bruce, Nikki Ford, Mary Nesser, Darlene Parkinson, Judy Spinharney, Ginger Masters, Carolyn Henshaw, Mary Collins, Susan Mc- Arthur, Teresa Spenser, Janice Lynch, Linda Ewert, Joy Parkinson, Donna Griffin, Patty Carmichael, Marilyn Gass, Barbara Stubblefield, Letha Caudle, Alaina Wells, Shirley Hill, Verona Tunnell, Dianne Doughty, Joyce Matlock, Margaret Alexander, Wanda Washington, Gwendolyn Washington, Donna Nero, Helen Cherry, Jacque Hoppes, Sandra Angell, Beverly Barr. H , Karen Carmichael, Nicou Carbonez, Nan Wilmont, Barbara Smith, Karen Sobel, Lynda Cherry, Sandy Rutlend, Cathy Watt, Janice Downey, Anita Maroon, Janet McAdams, Lynda Stromme, Dianne Easter, Linda Harmon, Vicki LeForce, Becky Johns, Debbie Komah, Mary Dee Hughes, Frankie Williams, Janice Wheeler, Brenda Pyle, Dana Alsbrook, Judy Harvey, Pam Piccard, Betty Jo Cobbs, Mary Ihle, Jeanne Thompson. S , Judy Ozier, Jeanette Trigalet, Linda Skaggs, Cathy Webb, Arlene Blackerby, Beth Doty, Cindy Hall, Mary Kimmel, Janet McMurtry, Sylvia Howard, Betty Manus, Charlotte Darnell, Carol Brittain, Pam Griffin, Nita Massey, Carolyn McKinley, Paula Johnson, Ruby Blackwell, Lois Conaway, Shirley Wil- liams, Barbara Lewis. Renee Knight, Mary Legate, Darlene Spencer, Sue Greenfield, Donna Patterson, Sue Pettegrew, Nancy Smith, Jayne Hughes. OFFICERS Jeanne Thompson H , ,,,, Merit Ser. Dianne Easter ,,,,,,, ,... V ice-Prex. Karen Sobel ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, H irlorian Janet McAdams ,,,, ..............,,,. S ff. Anita Maroon ,,,,, ,,,.,,,,,,. P url. Pam Griffin ,,,,,,,, ,,,.,.. M erit Ser. Lynda Stromme ....,, ,,,... T rear. Mary Legate .,.c. ...... M eril Ser. 72 Linda Harmon ,,,,, ..... P ref. Cheerleaders Barbara Farha Billye Newton Paula Troxel Gail Greer Uuniofj fSeniorJ fSeniorj fSeniorj Cathy Spoonemore fjuniorj B Cheerleaders Lefz Z0 Right Becky johns, Mary D. Hughes, Vicki LeForce, Debbie Komah A Cheerleaders Casey Coberg Uuniorj u Alpha Theta The Mu Alpha Theta Club is a National Mathematics Club Or- ganization with over 848 member clubs located over the United States. The Bristow Chapter of Mu Alpha Theta was organized in 1957. 'Q OFFICERS Neff fo rigfalj jay Hodges , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,, ,.,,,,, . Preiideni David Nuckols ,,,,,,,,. ,, , Vife-Prefidenl Karen Carmichael ,,,, ,,,,,, S erremry-T1'ea5uref John Bill Freese ....., , , ,,,,,,,,,,,, Repmfer lll'i 'E,l Ll Row 1, left fo right-Ricky Root, Kenneth Dale, jay Hodges, Nita Massey, Pam Griffin, Row 2-Ted Evans, Randy Dial, Steve Humphrey, Charles Vining, janet McAdams, Row 3, Richard Tunnel, Karen Carmichael, Kent Murray, jane Highes, Gail Greer, Debbie Komah, Slanding -Mrs. Neva Gurley, Bobby Litton, Ginger Masters, Sandra Webb, Jeanne Thompson, Nicou Carbonez, Leon Evans, Billye Newton, John Freese, David Nuckols, Barry West, Bill Sumner. ' 74 ational Forensic League ,gal . X. Left io Riglyl, Row 1: Mary Livesay, Christie Fousel, Sandra Webb, Sherrie Parker, Janis Wheeler, Lynda Stromme, Casey Coberg, Dana Alsbrook, Beverly Barr. Row 2: Charlotte Damell, Sylvia Howard, Sandy Rutland, Sue Greenfield, Renee Knight, janet McAdams, Mary Ihle. Row 3: Nita Massey, Gail Greer, Billye Newton, Pain Pickard, Jacque Hoppes, Becky johns, Mary Hughes, Tib Osborn, Clifford Spencer, Jim Province, Row 4: Barry Miller, Willie Jones, Mike Ozier, jay Hodges, Kent Murray, David Nuckols, jack Wagnor, Ted Evans, Bill Stunner, Chuck Vining, Ricky Root, Mitchell Shamas, Tom Thompson, Larry Slawson. N.F.L. Membership is a privilege in National Forensic League. But the greatest value of member- ship is the encouragement and incentive it gives to members to become effective speakers and hence a more successful and more influential citizen. N.F.L. trains for leadership. OFFICERS, Standing: janet McAdams-Treas. Mary Ihle-Vice Pres. Sandra Webb-Reporter. S sured: Sylvia Howard-Sec. Nita Massey-Pres. 75 French Club 2 .f- Row 1: Sylvia Howard, Nicou Carbonez, Carolyn McKinley, Patti Carmichael, Sherri Parker, Brenda Pyle, Sharon Wood, janey McMurtry, Beth Doty, Mary Nesser, Jeanette Trigalet. Row 2: Mrs. Garrison, Brenda Bruce, Patsy Goodman, Beverly Barr, Sandra Webb, jackie Manus, Dianne Easter, Janet McAdams, Bill Cruce Row 3: Cathy Grahm, Nancy Tofwry, Gail Greer, John Kreps, Buddy Towry, Kenneth Cheevers, Chris Douglas, Bill Leigh Row 4: Karen Carmichael, Terry Evans, Steve Poston, Glen Nickols, Larry Jones OFFICERS Nancy Towry, Serrelary Sylvia Howard, Preridem' Nicou Carbonez, Vive Preridefzl Directory Staff lt -.,.,... -N... Row 1-Billye Newton, Sr. Ed.g janet McMurtry, Fresh. Ed.g Janet McAdams, jr. Ed.g Beth Doty, Fresh. Ed. Raw 2-Jon Freese, Editorg Nathan Sobetl, Assist. Ed.g Bill Cruce, Soph, Ed. ewspaper Staff OFFICERS janet McAdams-Amin. Ed Sandra Webb-Soriezy Ed. Keith Goodman-Edilor johnny Kreps-Spam' Ed. Future Teachers of America weary OFFICERS Sealed-Patsy Goodman-Prey. Standing -Nancy Towry-Vice-Prer. Jayne Hughes -Sec. The Future Teachers of America grew out of the Horace Mann Centennial in 1937 and is a project of the NEA and its affiliated state and local education associations. In 1955 the National Commission on Teacher Education and Professional Standards accepted responsibility for FTA. The state education association fin most statesj has assigned this responsibility to its Teacher Education and Professional Standards QTEPSQ group. The state ETA consultant promotes and co-ordinates the FTA program IDEALS ARE LIKE STARS, you will not succeed in touching them with your handsg but by following them as guides, you will reach your destiny. 78 .W-an Row 1, lefl lo fight: Sylvia Howard, Ronnie Looney, Sherrie Parker, Mrs. Way Row 2, Charlotte Darnell, Lynda Stromme, Nicou Carbonez, john Bill Freese Raw 3, Debbie Komah, Sue Greenfield, Sandra Webb, Jayne Highes, Patsy Good- man. Row 4, Leon Evans, Billye Newton, Carolyn McKinley, Gail Greer, Row 5, Beverly Barr, Nita Massey, Nancy Towry Raw 6 Ted Evans, Bill Sumner, Tib Osborn, Karen Carmichael, Keith Goodman Office Girls S Row 1-Karen Carmichael, Carolyn Henshaw, Dana Alsbrook, Jayne Hughes, Sylvia Howard, Ruby Blackwell, Marilyn Barnett. Row 2-Carol Brittain, Beverly Barr, Nickie Cooper, Sherri Parker, Mary Ihle, Mary Livesay, Dianne Doughty, Carolyn McKinley Future Medios in fa X ii ' ll af l , if ff yr irriir Raw 1-Janie Kreps, Joy Parkinson, Janis Jackson, Barbara Bland, Barbara Cooper, Mrs. Lipe, Sponsor. Row 2-Linda Anderson, Janetta Johnson, Virginia Cearley, Joyce Matlock, Judy Sparks, Pauline Hammond, Gerald Duke More Oklahomans Drink MEADOW GOLD MILK than any other brand. Junior Classical League OFFICERS-Row 1: Glen Adams, Treasurer, Pam Piccard, Secretary, Dickie Womack, Vice President, Lynda Stromme, President Row 2: Program Committee: Sandra Webb, Phil Cunningham, Susan MacArthur, Debbie Komah. The Junior Classical League is an organization planned for those who are enrolled in Latin or have been students of the Latin lan- guage. It also provides for further study of classical customs and pro- vides for a social activity for the members. 80 Row 1: Sherri Parker, Shirley Hill, Barbara Smith, Janis Downey, Nan Wilmot, Arlene Blackerby, Cathy Webb, Linda Skaggs, Judy Osier, Donna Patterson, Susan MacArthur Second Row: Margaret Alexander, Christie Fousel, John Bill Freese, Jim Yourman, Richard Vining, David Barnett, Larry Sullivan, Dwight Alphin, Robert- Alphin, Wayne Dale, Glen Evans, Mrs. Eichling Third Row: Thea Runt, Jayne Hughes, Karen Carmichael, Nicou Carbonez, Billye Newton, Renee Knight, Becky Johns, Mary D. Hughes, Sandra Angell, Pam Piccard, Judy Harvey, Fourlh Row: Sandra Webb, Carolyn Henshaw, Virginia Masterson, Vicki LeForce, Mary LeGate, Roger Conway, Paul Chapman, Jimmy Gibson, Steve Camino, Jack Weinstein, Tommy Wood Fifth Row: Dale Conway, Mitchell Shamas, Jimmy Province, Phil Cunningham, Dickie Womack, Ricky Root, Pat Ledgerwood, Barbara Farha, Lynda Stromme, Dana Alsbrook, Debbie Komah Sixfla Raw: Clifford Spencer, David Nuckols, Barry West, Bill Sumner, Eddie Wieberdink, Bob Womack, Ted Evans, Barry Miller, Linda Anderson, Letha Caudle, Janis Simpson Future Homemakers of America Raw 1: Nancy Smith, Cindy Hall, Delores Lamb, Delores jones, Doris Dillard, Nickie Cooper, Gertude Washington, jackie Jackson, Cindy Baker. Row 2: Mrs. Simpson, Betty Stubblefield, Darlene Shoopman, Virginia Stubblefield, Carolyn Henshaw, Sandi Rutland, Barbara Stubblefield, Marilyn Gass, Carolyn Evans, Wanda Washington, Frankie Valonie, Verona Tunnell. Row 3: Shirley Williams, Linda Berg, Virginia Cearley, Linda Simpson, Mary Kimel, Mattie Gorden, Diana Harrison, Violet Harrison, Margaret Mays, Patricia Hale. i 5 Delores Lamb Carolyn Evans Marilyn Gass Paula johnson Nickie Cooper Chun 4-qunrosllli OFFICERS Cbaplgin Margaret Mays Parl. Vjpg.P,-gy, Barbara Lewis Song Leader Prey, Linda Simpson Hin. Virginia Cearley ..,..,. ,..... S ecrelary Treafurer Reporter The Bristow chapter of the Future Homemakers of America has 52 members. The purpose of our or- ganization is: To promote a growing appreci- ation for homemakingg to em- phasize the importance of the homeg to encourage democracy and promote international good willg to provide wholesome rec- reation and to further interest in home economics. The motto of our organization Toward New Horizonsl' is a challenge for us to learn to live better to- day so that our lives and those of our families may be better tomorrow. Our colors are red and white, the red rose is the flower of our organization. BI Library Club OFFICERS fLefz za Rigbzj Jan Wilmont-Reporler, Marilyn Gass-Vice Pfer., Joyce Matlock--Pfer., Mrs. Wenzloff, Lara Smith-Ser.-Trear., Janis Simpson-Reporfer The library club is a service organization, made up of student librarians. Membership in this club is active. The club has weekly luncheon meetings to discuss ways and means of being more co-operative and ef- ficient in assisting students to locate, select books, and reference material. The library club services are the oldest in school, it is important to the student body with the many, many services it renders. Row 1 llefz to right! Mrs. Wenzloff, Marilyn Gass, Joyce Matlock, Janis Simpson, Row 2, Janis Lynch, Janie Kreps, Jeannie Kreps, Linda Weaver, Lara Smith, Ladonna Holt, Margie Smith, Row 3, Cathy Watt, Judy Skaggs, Sue Tunnell, Sandy Rutland, Jan Wilmont, Reba Martin, Sharon Childers, Peggy Martin, Vickie Applegate, Nan Wilmont. 82 M... 4-H Club pg. Row 1: Chaney, Row 2: Wanda Washington, Leroy Cobbs, Gail jackson, Georgy Carl Lee, Margaret Mayes, Betty jo Cobbs, Lynda Cherry, Cephas McDaniel, Debra Washington, Fred McCr:iry Glenda Nero, Karen Thompson, Pauline Hammond, Gwendolyn Washington, Helen Cherry, Barbara Bland, Doris Dillard, Donna Nero, Janice jackson, Gerald Duke. Row 3: Loveta Hammond, Gretude Washington, Earnestine Jones, Patricia Hale, Patricia Chaney, jackie Jackson, jimmy Burks, Luzetta McGuire. Row 4: Thelma jo Turner, Steve Hart, Barbara Mayes, Mary Taylor, Willie J. Crews, Cleothus Cobbs, Margaret Alexander, Gracelly Flowers, Kizzie Hawkins, Leon Proctor. Row 5: Elizabeth Ihle, Quincy Cooper, Dennis Lee, Betty Jo LaCour, Willie jones, Viola Harrison, Diana Harrison. 4-H Club work is a part of the three- fold program of the Agricultural Ex- tension Service cooperating with urban and rural people-working with men, women, boys and girls. It is a Nation-wide educational pro- gram, second only to the public school. Its purpose is to teach urban and rural boys and girls the latest and best prac- tices in agriculture and home economics, including the fine and significant things in life. OFFICERS: Standingg Pauline Hammond-Piano-Margaret Alexander- President Kizzie Hawkins-Game Leader, Betty C0bbswSec. Leroy Cobbs- Vice Pres. Sealed: Barbara Bland-Assistant Sec. Janice Jackson-Treasurer, Gertrude Washington-Song Leader. 4-H Club OFFICERS Row 1-Dwanye Biggs-Game Leader Sharon Dixon--Ser. Christie Fousel-Pres, Row 2-Ronnie Sanford-Song Leader Jimmie Provence-Reporter Larry jones--Vire-Prey. The 4-H Club of Bristow is one chapter of a national organization centered around the development of vocational agriculture, electron- ics, photography, and various other projects. The state program is sponsored by Oklahoma State Uni- versity which outlines a local, coun- ty, state, and national program which is well worthwhile to those who want To make The Best Better. Row 1 Nan Wilmont, Phillip Gateon, Nancy Ramsey, Thea Runt, Christie Fousel, Shirley Williams, Ronnie Sanford, Larry Jones, Charles Cross Row 2 Rusty Brown, Bennie Williams, Author Behar, Larry Sparks, jimmy Provence, Tommy Wood, Dwayne Biggs, Fred Jones Row 3 H A Cearley, Freddie Caudle, Ronnie Reed, Gary McKenzie, David Branscum, Larry Cathey, Sharon Dixon, jan Wilmont Row 4 Joan Wall Linda Mounce, Sheryl Warnock, Sammy Stubblefield, Danny Collins, Patricia Doty, Randy Branscum, Dennis Dial, Susan Brown Virginia Cross Twirlers gre Left la Right: Letha Cauclle, Janis Simp- son, Christy Fousel, Front Row: Nancy Smith, Karen Carmichael, Patti Carmichael NN Above I L to RJ Patti Carmichael Karen Carmichael Janis Simpson Lefl Christy Fousel Letha Caudle N 'N. if ......-A ff: ,gp-'Mfr '-2 Band Council iw-f '!., Carolyn Humphrey, Sth gr. repg Patti Row 1-Nickie Cooper, Sec., Shirley Hendricks, Queen, Carmichael, Treasg Row 2-Buddy Towry, 9th gr. rep.g Richard Vining, 10th gr. rep,g Kenneth Dale, 11th gr. rep., Steve Humphrey, President. Row 3-Chuck Vining, Senior rep.g Randy Dial, Drum Major, Bill Sumner, V.-Pres. Band Officers Avi Row 1-Nickie Cooper, Secretary, Patti Carmichael, Treas.g Randy Dial, Drum Major, Steve Humphrey, Presidentg Billy Sumner, V-Pres.3 Karen Carmichael, Librarian -Ill N... Band Fin! Raw: Karen Carmichael, Sally Hughes, Christy Fousel, Mary Nell Collins. Second Row: Janis Simpson, Mary Eastburn, Carolyn Humphrey, Janet Pitts, Judy Cagle, Nikki Cooper, Jerry jackson, Billy Sumner, Third Row: Shirley Hendricks, Elizabeth Root, Paulette Patton, Donna Harding, Connie Steinman, Nancy Smith, Bob Womack, Steve Humphrey, Randy Dial, Nathan Soble, Earl Gregory, Mike Bishop. Fourfla Row: Jack Wagoner. Band Fin! Row: Patti Carrnichael, john Bill Freese, Barbara Cooper, Lynn Qualls. Serond Row: Robert Harding, Hazel Cooper, Clington Viet, Buddy Tofwry, Kenneth Dale, Charles Vining, Jim Gibson Dennis Dial. Third Raw: Milton Hines, jimmy Collar, jimmy Yourman, Anna Mayes, Letha Caudle, jim Province, Shirley Hill, Richard Vining, Dwight Pilant, Barry Miller, Steve Camino Mr. Fusco, Director. we 1 5 sf Arion Award RANDY DIAL Randy is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Dial, 326 West 11. The Arion Award is presented to the student who has contributed the most to his musical organization during his school career. It is na- tional in character and only one award per school music department is permitted. All winners are registered with the National Arion Foundation and lists of these winners are sent to hundreds of colleges and universities throughout the U.S. who request them annually. Randy plays the Cornet in the band. John Philip Sousa Award STEVE HUMPHREY Steve is the son of Mr. and Mrs. jack Hum- phrey, 232 West 10. The purpose of the john Philip Sousa Band Award is to honor another top student who In has done outstanding work in promoting the welfare of the school band. This award is also national in character and does have scholarship possibilities, although no national list is main- tained. Steve plays the cornet in the band. RL high is sw! rlermfi twig FA ,F I1 Hel' V S517 4 2 , I -.,-gs' E, Iiib CU3Il'l ,iiTIi AIM 6,1 eq 'fo XYh1.XIi'i-JRTIVE MAN 3 14111. klmx I Ii A hiAJsK WAI, Kam xx zsx guxm fx Football Row 1, left io rigbf, are Larry Slavvson, Kenneth Cheever, Roger Bennett, joe Ihle, Tommy Thompson, Ron Looney, Larry Parish, Teddy Morton, Chris Douglas, and Pat McEwen. Row 2, Bob Litton, Jim Winn, Paul Chapman, Roger Conway, Steve Humphrey, Chuck Taylor, Leon Evans, Don Cagle, Tommy Parish, and Ron MCCrary. Rauf' 3, Ronnie McDaniel, Mitchell Shamas, Gerald Dulce, Willie jones, Milton Hines, Bob Wfomack, Jim Wfeaver, and Jerry jackson. Hustling Halfhack Ron fRabbitj Mc- Crary dashes for the goal line with time running out in the fourth quarter of one of Bristow's home games, Rabbit is one of the four people in B. H. S.'s 59 years, as a high school, to gain over a thousand yards in one season. Football Ei? ' 1 I X' v ?G-Zu -'GX viii' -4 Bain 'V .,,, KK ' ohh 8 - Z CQYXS 2 O Kok s 1 O 7 'YB E00 . 0 KY, gbxi YXYXB XA SQL! ew Ok? bk 3 0 Kawai? X6 5 0 2 YYROOXC 3 YK 6 A -I 695 200 Sucxkeoxlxxxe XA EYES iw Xiaefxdckile XA 9 S Xxeagi 66 5 6 Qxcefmxo .N S06 Q96 O MW B155 A0 O X nv H N- ' KK K P f ., . I ,. .. b , KI. . K X. K , K ff K K K K - n, , AJ. E , .vo .Q W ,,, .... K H M W 3 KK T 1 ' Kx,,. M KK K H , , , 1 , v , f ' ., 'L K K , .7 -'NM an 5: .K . . if' f MQ... . M is X' K 1, V KK K, V i A, is .Q K V A .,jK , ,, W ,A , K K ,., KKK' 'ez K STARTING LINE UP-Roger Conway RE, Loon Evans RT, Roger Bennett RG, joe Ihle C, Don Cagle LG, Jim Weaver LT, Bob Litton LE, Tom Parish QB, Ron Rabbit McCrary RH, Willie jones F, Ron Joe Don Looney LH sz., , m ' ,gf'5',., 1 , xx-,fa L ,, . 'iw , X ..,K i . -fi, sig? 'L A -, WML . N, WM 1. -so-X H.. - 93 Basketball A STRING-Fin! Row Left to Right, Cephas McDaniels, Leon Proctor, Tol Tombs, Tommy Thompson, 2-Milton Hines, Bobby Litton, Carl Lee, Ron McCmry, Tommy Parrish, B STRING-David Tem- pleton, Kennie Cheever, Bill Cruce, Dickie Womack, Glen Nickols, Herbert Nero, Phil Cunningham. Basketball Bristow Bristow Bristow Bristow Bristow Bristow Bristow Bristow Bristow Bristow Bristow Bristow Bristow Bristow Bristow Bristow Bristow SCORES Drumright Cushing Tahlequah Okmulgee Sapulpa Okmulgee Seminole Henryetta Wewoka Sapulpa Okmulgee Cushing Holdenville Drumright Seminole Wewoka Henryetta 56 56 44 52 56 42 60 55 60 43 53 53 63 37 39 37 63 95 Wrestling Row 1-Tommy Woods, Bill Creager, Pat McEwen, Leroy Maroon, Ronnie McDaniel, Larry Cald- well. Smnding-Coach Jack Chesbro, Ronnie Loonie, Pat Ledgerwoocl, Billy johna, Don Cagle, Leon Evans, jim Weaver, Assistant Coach, jim Coley Leon Evans, Pirate grappler, works for a pin early in his first contest of the season. SIMPSON PRINTING WAGONER HARDWARE 106 East 7 EM 7-3777 220 N. Main EM 7-2589 N? Wrestling Getting off to a slow start, wrestlers ended the season much improved. With Senior stand outs, Leon Evans and Pat Ledgerwood, being the strong points on the team this year. The younger boys showed a great deal of improvement during the year and will be counted on next year to fill the holes being left in the line-up with the graduation of Seniors: jimmy Weaver, Leon Evana, Pat Ledgerwood, and Ronnie Looney. Individual Tournament Records. Leon Evans lst H ,. ,..,, H . . . . BriSt0W lst , , f Sand Springs 1st Oklahoma City Tournament Pat Ledgerwood 4th . , ,, ., ,, Bristow 3rd V Sand Springs Ronnie Looney 4th ., . . ..... ...... B fiSf0W 4th Oklahoma City Tournament Bill johns 3rd , Sand Springs Track W' , , , , . 5 . T ' ' Row 1: Ronnie McDaniel, Larry Parish, Roger Conaway, Leroy Maroon, Pat Ledgerwood, Leon Evans, Ron Looney, jimmy Weaver, Billy johns. Row 2-Glen Nichols, Steve Poston, Jackie Manus, Larry Slawson, Bruce Phillips, Bobby Litton, Torn Thompson, Barry West, Mitchell Shamas, Chuck Taylor, Gerald Duke. Row 3-Harvey Bingham, Steve Watson, john Nuchols, Calvin Gentry, Dwayne Biggs, Teddy Morton, Jackie Weinstein, Ronnie Sanford, Gene Baker, Ronnie Moore. Row 4: Willy jones, Tol Toombs, Leon Proctor, Ronald McCrarey, Cephas Mc- Daniels, Milton Hines, Gravelly Flowers, jim Burkes, Ted Alexander. Golf - f..f :rf ? 4 . ....-'tt A ' Row 1: Charles Vining, Jay Hodges, Roger Conway, Paul Chapman, Leroy Maroon, Randy Dial, Pat Ledgerwood. Row 2-Jim Yourman, Richard Vining, Steve Humphrey, Tommy Parrish, Bob Womack, Leon Evans. Row 3-Tommy Woods, Dickie Womack, Gary Conway, jimmy Gibson, Steve Camino. Senior Lettermen r' F ,Y , f 'Q' 5 R '.. 21 Q--4 .xl Lew ' :MA Ayilla nn aut gf Q. V . 3- - ' -l .' 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