Cache High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Cache, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1948 volume:

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W3 DEDICATION Let us go back a few years ago when Cache was only an Indmn Agency Cache has lmproved greatly smce, but had more busmess houses at one t1me than there 1S at the present There have been several fxres whlch have had much to do wlth 1ts present slze The fxrst school bulldlng was started 1n the summer of 1904 Thls school house had only two rooms, but as the town grew the school grew both xn size and students We fmd that the flrst high school graduates graduated from what 15 now the grade bullding In 1929 the name of the newspaper was changed from THE GRUMBLER To THE CHALLENGER The bulldog was chosen for a mascot m the year of 1930 ln 1937 the present h1gh school We w1sh to ded1cate thls annual w1th 1ts pleasant memor1es to the founders of Cache Publxc Schools, Cache Oklahoma, the Boards of Educatxon throughout the years, and all the people who have been at any tune a member of the school faculty We wlsh to especlally lnclude the present faculty members who have added very much to our enjoyrnent of school l1fe this year, and also the present Board of Educatlon conszstmg of Mr Maurxce Treadaway, Mr j T Good, and Mr Archie Dupler, who have shown a great deal of interest m the school and who have cooperated 1n every way wxth the superuxtendent and faculty m mamtainmg a good school pro gram. building was constructed. . I ANNUAL STAFF Seated Shirley Stewart Editor Lynn Greenwalt Associate Editor Standing, Left to Right Sandra Treadaway . Seventh Grade Reporter Viola Guess .......... Senior Reporter Anita jones . . . . . . Freshman Reporter Treva Ulrich . . - ..... Feature Writer Donald Teel Helen Bennett Carlene Good Clifford Zurnwalt Wanda Hastings Colleen Bishop Pauline Schlumbohm Freshman Reporter Eighth Grade Reporter Feature Writer Sports Wrxter Feature Writer junior Reporter Sophomore Reporter ,-bf Fo- f FHLULTX MEETING nofvvv p1stURb T V SMART Superintendent of Schools TO THE CLASSES OF CACHE PUBLIC SCHOOLS Fvery person recezves at least two educatlon the f1rst 1n school, from teachers the second and the only education of many, comes from l1fe ltself and from the necessxty of earnmg one s l1v1ng Thls grave responsib1l1ty teaches caut1on, prudence respect for the right, and self rel1ance When lt IS combmed wxth the educat1on re ce1ved from schools the result would be magnxflcent, lf the wlsdom obta1ned from schools were as valuable ln proportlon as that recelved from l1fe If we combine the essentlals of a perfect education, we should fmd that the ldeal trammg IS that whxch f1ts a man to take hls place ID the world to use all of h1s ab1l1t1es to the utrnost, and to fmd that functlon of vocatlon for whlch he IS best fltted An ldeal educat1on w1ll teach one to reason, to recogn1ze the truth when one sees It to love beauty and to hate evll I keep posted 1n my offlce an artxcle taken from the Chaplam s Dlgest whxch conszder very good, and wh1ch I have found helpful I shall pass It on to you, and when t1mes seem to be d1ff1cult read mt, lt may help you, too T V Smart Super1ntendent A GAME GUY S PRAYER Dear God Help me to be a sport nn th1s l1ttle game of l1fe I dont ask for any place 1n the l1neup play me where you need me I only ask for the stuff to glve you a hundred per cent of what I ve got If all the hard drlves come my way I thank You for the comphment Help me to remember that You won t let anythmg come that You and I together can t handle And help me to take the bad breaks as part of the game Help make me thankful for them And, God help me always to play on the square, no matter what the other players do Help me to come clean Help me to see that often the best part of the game IS helpmg other guys Help me to be a regular fellow wxth the other players Finally God, lf fate seems to uppercut me with both hands and I m la1d up on the shelf xn s1ckness or old age, help me to take that as part of the game also Help me not to whunper or squeal that the game was a frameup or that I had a raw deal When 1n the dusk I get the fxnal bell I ask for not lymg, complunentary stones I d only lxke to know that You felt I ve been a good guy . . . . - . .K , ' . . . 1 . . , .. . .. . ' I - . - . .. . . . 1 . .. . . . . . , 1 . . . . . . . . . . . 1 1 ' ' . . . ., . . I . . . . . , . -- I . , - . . . . , I . , . . , . . I . . n 1 . . . . 4 , . . H . . , . 9 . . . - . - I , - n n , , . 4? 5...-as Y N22 Q lk QUENTDJOWENS ALFRED HHJJVAN VKXM.CALLKIWT H1811 5'-91001 P1'1f1C1PG1 junior I-hgh Principal Grade School Principal 'Num JVM FACULTY Seated, left to rxght Mrs Nola Bowman, prxmary, Mrs Ester Norrxs, fourth, Mr Carl Elling, agrxculture, Mrs Rubens Reeves, home economxcs, Mrs Viv-lenne Smart, commerce Standxng, second row Mrs Vxrgxma Vokins, third, Mrs Ruby Huscher, English, Miss Edna Mae Roberts, grade music, Mrs Hattie Highllll, hlth, Mrs Dorothy Self, junxor high, Mrs Blanche Crane, junior high, Mrs Irene Thrower, sixth, Mrs Beulah Sullivan, first Clarence Rxtter, veterans' agnculfure training instructor Unsetj , ,,,Q,.g. . rl k Q ' , 1 T? fl . ' 2 ,. V, V 'Cf' --' ' 21- 17' W' V ' 5 ,,, I .n r ' ,fic - a .W 1 . if ' ' - ' . s , X r fzfwv' A 7 X ,I 1 I u . .L x tx, n 1 N - M- A , is .1- 5 Z ' x , . . 4 L BUS DRIVERS ,lv-1' Left to right Glen Watts, C F Brannon jack Harmon, Lynn Greenwalt, Lawrence Lafrance, Bill Tugman COOKING STAFF JANITORS Left to right: Charlie Left to right: Mrs. Zada Risinger, Harris, Glen Watts. Mrs. Lillian Rogers, Mrs. Leah Worley. X X ml? Vf X fb X' gy? -1 '7' wg RA NON VEN O 05, -Sf C F BRANN1 Basketball Z 3 4 junior Play 3 Baseball Z 3 4 Track 3 F Operetta 4 F Clflcer 4 Class Officer 4 VIOLA MAY GUESS Baskeiball l Softball l Z 3 4 F H A Menlberl Class Officer 4 Challenger Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 CLARENCE RH OADS Basketball l Z 3 4 Baseball Z 3 4 Operetfa Z 3 4 F F A Officer 4 Clans Officer 3 3 MARGARET MAE WILKPLE Baakeball l Z 3 4 Softball l'Z-3-4 F. H. A. Member l-Z-3-4 Lunch Room Help l-Z-3-4 Senior Play 4 PR FSIDFII1' VICE PRESIDENT ri CLIFFORD ZUMWALT Class Officer 3 4 Basketball Z 3 4 Track 3 Annual Staff 4 Challenger Staff 4 junior Play 3 Operetta 3 4 FA Band l Z Office boy 4 Senior Play 4 TREVA JUNE ULRICH Claal Officer l Z 3 4 F H A Mernber 12 F H A Offxcer 3 4 Basketball Z 3 4 Softball Z 3 4 Lunch Room Help Z 3 Senior Play 4 WAYNE GOOD Baseball 3 4 junior Play 3 F F A Officer 4 SHIRLEY MAE STEWART F H A Member l 2 3 F. H. A. Officer 3 Challenger Sta!! 3-4 Glee Club 1 Librarian Z-3 Annual Staff 4 junior Play 3 Claus Officer Z Senior Play 4 VENI-ITA SMITH H Operetta junior Play 3 Pep Club 1 Z Glee Club 1 Z Librarian Z 3 Office gurl 4 Basketball 4 WILLIAM LOGAN F F junior Play 3 Operetta 4 Librarian 4 Challenger Sta!! 4 Track 3 ROSE TAHCHAW WICKAH Basketball 1 2 3 4 Sofball l Z 3 4 H F H A Officer 4 Challenger Staff 4 CECIL RAY COX Baseball 3-4 Basketball 3-4 Class Officer l F. F. A. Officer 4 F. F. A. 1-2-3-4 Track 3 junior Play 3-4 Senior Play 4 .Wy 1' nl tw 41? ,-.Q I 4,0 -:Q 51 1' WANDA jUNE HASTINGS Operetta l 3 4 Class Oiflcer 3 F H A Offxcer 4 4 H Club Ofixcer 2 Pep Club Leader 4 Trxo 4 jumor Play 3 Senior Play 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 RAYMOND M HENSGU F Crum 4 judging Teu-n Senior Play 4 Baseball 3 4 F F A Officer CARLENE VIRGINIA GOOD Lbrarian Z 3 alice girl 3 4 Pep club z 3 Yell Leader 4 Glee Club l Operetta 1 3 4 Challenger Staff 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Class Officer l 2 3 Trio 4 junior Play 3 Semor Play 4 SADIE TREST F. H. A. l-Z Librarian 4 Newapaper Staff 4 Glee Club 4 Operetta 4 P CLASS WILL We the class of 1948 lh the town of Cache the county of Comanche and the state of Oklahoma, bemg m as good mental condition as usaal and ln much better temper than usual, do lereby make th1s our last wxll and testament rendermg VO1d and of no avall any lormer w1ll or wills that may have been previously made by us during a perlod of temporary optlmlsm ln the followmg manner do we hereby dispose of our possesslons Wayne Good do hereby bequeath my vlm vlgor and vltallty to Garner Red Flk Sadle Trest do gladly dlspose of my tendency to speak my mmd out at any t1me to Geneva Webb Vlola Guess, do give my ablllty to argue a good grade out of a teacher to Herman Mxller B111 Logan do hereby promise to deliver on the last day of school my Tonl reflll kit to Leo Taylor Wanda Iune Hast1ngs donate my ab1l1ty to laugh at jokes whether good o poor to Dorothy Lynch Chfford 7umwa1t, do bequeath my supply of language to Thomas Green whxch wlll enable Thomas to talk more and say less than any other human belng Margaret W1mp1e do w1thout hesltatlon give my ab111ty to dream up speclal excuses out of nowhere to Gladys Watts joe Henson do gladly gzve my ablllty to completely demolish plckups to Lynn Greenwalt Sh1rley Stewart do bequeath my qulet and refmed ways to Connle Trest who Ray Cox do g1ve my amb1t1on whatever that word means to Paul Wege Ir Raymond Banks do bequeath my ab1l1ty to waste t1me to Paul Wege Ir also hopmg that tl'l1S combmed wlth Ray s amb1t1on may result 1n normal actlvzty Rose Tahchaw W1Ck8h, do grudgmgly g1Ve up my abllxty to play hookey to Beverly johnson Carlene Good do hereby bequeath my flymg fmgers and flappmg tongue to Kathleen Treadaway, who IS so quzet we wonder sometlmes lf she w1ll last lo xg C F Brannon, do gladly glve my bus drxvmg job complete wxth chams for mud or snow, to Lawrence LaFrance Veneta Smlth do hereby donate my ab1l1ty to keep my temper to Norma jean Watts Treva june Ulrxch, do hereby bequeath my gzft of gab to Colleen B1shop Clarence Rhoads do hereby present my ab1l1ty to balance an overloaded plate of food at partles to Leonard Hutson We the semor class of 48, do wish to bequeath to the Junlor class our mantle of dxgmty We realize that the class can never f1ll It but slnce It as expected of them, our advxce IS Grxn and wear lt Slgned thls 27th day of May, nmeteen hundred and forty exght SENIOR CLASS It I ' I . 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SOPHOM ORES First Row left to right Annie Hutson, Edna Wimple, Wanda Newhouse, Wanda Runnels Norma jean Watts, Dorothy Clark, Paullne Schlumbohm Second Row Connie Trest, Gans Quoetone, Thomas Green Leo Taylor, Douglas Miller, Billy Hull Gladys Watts, Garlln Boyston Third Row Donald Clark j Marian Tant Bdaby jackson, Billy Genoslck Carrol Zumwalt Leroy Tahdooahnlppah, Garner Red Elk 'atm lit UW In FRESHMEN First Row, left to right: Paul Kennedy, Thurman Bishop, Carl Dupler, janita Ackerman, Della Simms, Louise Boydstun, Charlene Boydston, Ladine Stewart, Dorothy Lynch, Betsy Tarsip, Reford Ulrich. Second Row: Charles Hutson, Harvery Byrd, Louis Cahn, Eugene Treat, Donald Teel, Dale Bowman, Troy Smart, jr., j. Mack Cox, Orba Standridge, jr., Gordon Young, jimmy Terry, Donald Walker, Lawrence Wills, Leroy Byrd. Third Row: Glen Dupler, johnnie Bob Runnels, Wanda Dauhenspeck, Donna Mae Parks, Anita jones, Marian Good, Frances Laverence, Barbara Hood, Katherlne Smith, Laveta Porter. Fourth Row: Marian Miller, Libby Hines, Earl Yeahquo, Lawrence La France. EIGH TH GRADE Front Row, left to right William Beckwith jimmy Treadaway, Louie Vu Colvin, Bobby Gene Lee Bill Mahaifey, Doyle Brookings, Arlia Newhouu, Donnie Pittman Danny Harmon, Billy McCarter Second rgw Helen Benjmu. Edna Woodard Mary K Cook Doyne Snider Helen Wimple Emma Smith, Rterta jones Nina Logan Beverly Quoetone Lavena Tahdooahnlppah, Ben Werqueyah Third row Cletis Carrington Vlrgle Cable juanita Miller, Barbara jordan Edith Lawerence Rena Mae Wauqua joy jackson, Lena Mae Doyebi, Ruth McCarter Back row james Hull, Charles Richard Cox Donald Speigel, Billy Wayne Maxwell Vern Ford Jr SEVENTH GRADE Mary Green Waynona Shrader Shirley Rogers Margie Roach, Norma Runnels Patricia Quoetone Katherine Dogging Second Row Betty Buchanan Geraldine Goodman Cherry Gutherie, Charlene Boatrnan, Eva jones Wanda Whittle Delores Ryan: Flora Wlnttle Bobby Couch Third Row Kenneth Young Franlue Boydstun johnme Treat Thomas Bllla Howard jackson Connie Galey Buck Adams William Foster, Glenn Hood Paul Cox Fourth Row Charles Seigler Kennuth Stewart, j R Watts Donald Stewart james Green I I ' First Row, left to right: Emma Cox, Gabrille Ford, Sandra Treadaway, THIRD 'Q SECGWD 1 v f W 5 W ,, Y, A ' F uw. J Q . 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M ,V f,., . ,- .A Y fv Q37- 'I f - ,. ff -ff' ,,.- f i. ff L' '11-' f 1 1 - Qi .V ,, x X X f fig SPORTS At Cache I-hgh School the students may partxclpate m one or more of the follow xng sports basketball baseball softball, and tennxs All students are encouraged to take part m some form of recreatlon In order to letter ln any of the above sports a student must partxclpate ln at least one half of the games played durlng the season Basketball IS tarted soon after school beg1ns m the fall and IS contlnued untxl aft r the tournaments are over ln the sprmg After basketball IS over baseball for boys and softball for gxrls are started Tenn1s 1S also played 1n the sprmg and 11 the early part of the flrst semester All basketball games are held ln the hlgh school gym The baseball games are held 1n the Cxty park at a ball dlamond whlch IS malntamed for that purpose The softball games are 'held elther at the d1amond ln the school yard or IH a pasture north of town For tennls playmg we have two of the fxnest tennls courts ln the County Cache Hlgh School IS a member of the W1ch1ta Conference whzch has play offs for basketball baseball and softball All of the basketball tournaments are held at the Lawton Hxgh Gymnaslum and the baseball tournaments are held at varlous places All of the athletlc fac1l1t1es are malntalned for the enjoyment and beneflt of the student body All of the students, both partlclpants and spectators enjoy and appreclate the sports program which 1S made posslble by the school authorltles and the commumty . . . . - 9 n - S 1 1. . , 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 1 - . . . - s SENIOR HIGH BOY S BASKETBALL TEAM First Row, left to right Gene Quoetone Nicholas Tahchaw wxckah Chester Horse Leroy Tahdooahnlppah, Ray Cox Second Row Mr Owens coach Thornas GlRL'S BASKETBALL TEAM Front Row Beverly johnson, Wanda Newhouse Edna Wlmple, Trevo Ulnch Rose Tahchaw wlckoh, Vsnsto Smith, Anita jones, Mr Sullivan Second Row Betsy Tarslp, Wands Daubenspeck Margaret Wlmple, Marian Good Last Row Libby Hines Donna Mae Parks Viola Guess Gladys Watts, Alene jackson ' 7 I : . ' ' . n - 5 - r 1 Green, Elton Pahcheka, Garlln Boydstun. Lynn Greenwalt, not pictured. : ' , ' , . - : . I . . Q.- 96 JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL SQUAD Seated left to right Donald Spexgel Eugene Trest Donald Teel Billy joe Wermy johnnle Bob Runnels Standing Mr Quentin Owens coach Bobby Gene Lee Earl Yeahquo Lawrence Lafrance, William Pekah j R Watts Tl-IE BULLDOG BELLES Front row, left to right Carlene Good cheerleader Betty jean Goodman, Cherry Guthrie Sandra Tx-eadway Wesley Sullivan mascot Mrs Beulah Sullivan, sponsor Helen Bennett Edna Belle Woodard Mary K Cook, Geneva Webb Second row Dorothy Lynch, Gabrielle Ford Emma Smith Shirley Rogers, Mary Green, Eva jones, Sally Rowe, Colleen Bishop, Third row: Marian Miller, joy jackson, Charlene Boydston, Beverly Quoetone, Wynona Shrader, Wanda Runnels, Katharine Smith, Wanda Hastings, cheerleader. 'll -:Gil :ills Jlxrldul 113301889815 .Mi iam new he vw '- . ww avr www TU' U16 ff iff' 33' lblvf snow IZ na-we . WK Q, BASEBALL TEAM First Row, left to rxght Ray Cox, Nicholas Tuchaw wxckah, C F Brannon, Gene Quoetone, Gordon Young, Troy Smart Second Row Leonard Hutson, Bobby jackson, Garlln Boydstun, Raymond Henson, Thomas Green Third Row Wayne Good Chester Horse, Clarence Rhoads, Elton Pahcheka SOFTBALL TEAM Wimple, Betsy Tarsip, Vwla Guess, Margaret Wxmple Dorothy Clark Second Row Mrs Viona Calhcott coach, Donna Mae Parks Dorothy Lynch Libby Ann Hines, Alene I ckson Treva Ulrlch Ladxne Stewart, Frances Lawerence, Third Row Anna Iones, Llarian Good, Wanda Io Runnels, Wanda Newhouse A . 1 1 ' First Row, left to right: Wanda Daubenspeck, Rose Tahcha-wickah, Edna . 1 .1 I I I . I N C 1' 'WFQ L ,natfii fs f 1 I V Ifxf Y l I 4 igzgm Lvxfqex I if I H4 U C.-if Sf ll xxxyhxlslswixa Zzfz, ' - f 4' 'Qi A Nxxx :Eva itil! f H I scan f'rlf,xNy sxlw K. IQN N51 x XV! xx LN 1 Z ,....1..k x hf FUTURE HOMELAAKERS OF AMERICA Motto Toward New Horlzons Flower Red Rose Colors Red and Wh1te Soczal Functzons One soc1al IS usually held each month The purpose 15 to develop and exerclse 1n each rnember her socmal aptxtudes and abllxtxes In1t1at1on of Pledges Candlellght servlce ln formal 1n1t1at1on and presentat1on of mmxature corsages tled w1th club colors September Z3 Covered Dish Supper November 26, a buffet supper, followed by theater party Annual Christmas Banquet At Beach Cottage Inn, Medlcme Park Homemade grits were exchanged at thms formal occaslon Leap Year Party january 31, FFA boys were guests dressed ln ladles garments, and were treated as such all evening by the FHA girls St Patnck s Waffle Supper Thls supper was glven m honor of the mothers of the club members Games, Irlsh songs and Ir1sh green provided atmosphere of fun and frohc for all Slumber Party Annual event of very l1tt1e sleepxng and much fun Educatlonal Meetmgs Once a month for buslness and educatlonal purposes Dlfferent chairmen have charge of the program each meetxng, so each member has that responsibihty once durmg the year September DISCUSSION of Purposes of Club the year s proposed program 8: fees October jewels of Oklahoma to know our state better Voted to purchase furniture for Home Economics Departxnent November 'Home Economlcs Day , a study of prmclpals and purposes of home maklng December What Chrlstmas Means to Me Refreshments of Chnstmas tree cookxes and pmk lemonade january Purposes of PTA glven by Mrs Greenwalt presldent of the PTA February ' This Great Month Roll call was answered by each member naming one outstanding fact about Washmgton and Lincoln March Actmns m Publlc April Cache as a Character' May Electmon of offxcers for next year after a review of duties and responsibilltles of those positions. Farewell to Seniors: A joyous, yet sad, celebration for FHA graduates. ' ' QQ ll O . , . H ,, . . - - 1 . Future Homemakers of Amerlca Contmued TTIES These are 1ncluded as learnlng experlences The executxve comm1ttee, whlch IS formed by all the offlcers, and two elected representat1ves attended the d1str1ct leadershlp conference at Walters B sldes learnmg then' own responsib111t1es and dutles as an offxcer the pro gram was lnterestlng and enterta1n1ng The off1cers and the1r escorts attended Lawton s formal mxtxation of the1r pledges, whxch was followed by a tea and dancmg Sucteen members attended State FHA Rally at Oklahoma Cxty and stayed all mght Summer camp 1S usually held for two mghts Each g1rl helpmg to prepare and serve meals 1n shxfts, swunmmg hxkmg, and playmg games together Sources of Income Use Fee per member IS f1fty cents, twenty cents of whxch goes for state and natxonal fees A cake walk each fall, wxth free program and homemade cakes plus prlze cake netted S77 30 Sellmg all occas1on cards netted S24 O0 of Income Each year the club makes some unprovement m the Home Economlcs department This year a platform rocker and Heywood Wakefleld dlvan was purchased Some of our partles and refreshments are pald out of thls Q A Q , . . . . . e- in the Huckins Hotel. 5 HISTORIAN Rx!! TAHCHAW WICKAH SONG LEADER GENEVA WEBB 95 J-1 GENEVA, ALENE, BETTY LIKE THE NEW FURNITURE BGJGHT FOR HQKE EC DEPT BY FHA ALENE PAULINE GENEVA ROSE TREVA, WANDA AND BETTY FORM THE EXECUTIVE CONTNIITTEE Ross, Mas. nr-zsvnzs, wmm, vx-:Nl-:'rA, co1..1.EsN, AND on-mn orrxcmns mujovmn 'rx-nl: Lumen VICE PRESIDENT PAULINE SC!iLUMBCliM PRES WANDA HASTINGS SPONSOR RUBENA REEVES YM SEC TREVA ULRICH CLUB MCT!-IER EDITH HASTINGS PRIZEWINNER AT LEAP YEAR PARTY PARLIAMENTARIAN ALENE JACKSON REPORTER BETT Y WEGE FHARA.H'RA.H' SUP CONFERENCE AT WAI-TE-R5 MELABERS AT INITIATION PLEDGES INITIATED FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA A few days after school opened the Lawton Rangers not1f1ed Cache F F A boys that they were sponsormg a c lf scramble to be held at L O Ranch South Lawton September ll and 12 N1ne calves would be turned loose Any F F A or 4 H boy 1n Comanche County was el1gible to enter th1s contest When the boys gathered the evemng of September ll, approx1mately 100 boys l1ned up for segregatlon xnto small med1um and large SIZES Among these were Z5 represent1ng Cache F F A The flrst n1ght three calves were turned out w1th 30 large boys The calves proved to be plenty rough but C F Brannon manaoed to halter one and take lt across the f1n1sh l1ne On the n1ght of September 12, three calves were turned out w1th 35 small boys, when the dust settled Troy Smart and Bxlly Turner each had a calf even though they were mxnus conslderable skm A short tlme later three calves were turned out w1th 35 medlum szze boys After belng pushed half way up the loadmg chute by a calf Donald Teel managed to get a halter on h1m These calves were to be fed by the boys and brought back to the March jumor Fat Stock Show to show 1n a speclal class At the show the boys placed wxth the1r calves as follows C F Brannon, flrst Donald Teel, th1rd Bllly Turner, hfth Troy Smart, seventh Cache F F A boys competed m the Comanche County JIIUIOI' Fa1r, but due showed m the cattle classes wh1le Leonard Hutson, Lester Dupler, and Carrell 7umwalt upheld the honors A judgmg contest was not held at the county show but the Cache F F A Judgmg team competed at the Oklahoma State Farr and surprlsed even themselves by placlng fourth out of 75 teams Mernbers of the team were C F Brannon, R M Henson, and Paul Wege, jr In October, 1947, 1n1t1a,t1on was held for Z7 greenhands Followmg the busmess session and 1n1t1at1on ceremonles refreshments of ice cream, pop, and cookles were served At the Iunlor Fat Stock show held March l Z 3 Paul Wege ,I C F Brannon, Garner Red Elk and Thomas Green showed calves J Mack Cox Gordon Young Bobby Jackson Bxlly Hull j1mm1e Terry, Lawrence Wills Reford Ulnch, and Leo Taylor showed hogs whxle Clifford and Carrell Zumwalt showed sheep A new actlvlty for the F F A boys 1n Southwest Oklahoma was an offlcers trammg school at Snyder each month The officers and advlsor attended th1s event the third Monday evenmg of each month WALSWORTH 51 wuaiolfiparnno l-nu-.l4.l!lA. l 3 - . . , of a ' - . . . ' ' ' to the feed situation fewer boys took part. Garner Red Elk and Paul Wege, Jr, . . - D 9 1 rf: - - K ,pi -I V JEPJX ig? X Students ilk: s lesson in livestock judging an P551 Wes' 1 Hereford shot PRESIDENT c F BRANNON wmv Gsrnsr Rsd Elk with his Freshman bays look ovsr s Znd place Hsrsford Chests! Whits prospect R. M. Usa! Haus, applicant for junk! Mutsr Funnix' Swim showmsn look snr s nv prospect Gordon Young, second from lslt, vm the Hlrdsumn award st the junior Ist Stock Shaw, sad also plscsd second sa his Chsshr barrow. J. Muck Com, sx trams right, won first on s light mroc. The othsr two boys. Rslord Ulrich sad Lawrsmes Wills, also vos on Chests: Whhs burrows READY FOR SHOW Mn l:1.1..mG, Anvxson N, I TROY 1AR'l 8 GAL? GETS A BATH FHA First Row left to right Wanda Hastings, Paulme Schlumbohm, Treva Ulrich Rose Tahchaw wickah Alene jackson Geneva Webb, Veneta Smith Katherine Smith, Barbara Hood, Mrs Reeves Second Row Dorothy Lynch Colleen Bxshop, Margaret Wimple Viola Guell, Wanda Newhouse Edna Wrmple Beverly johnson, Betsy Tarsxp Betty jean Goodman Third Row Wanda Daubenspeck Marian Good, Anita jones, Donna Mae Psrkg Louise Boydstun, Wanda jo Runnels, Della Szmns, Norma jean Watts, Frances Lawrence Fourth Row Marian Miller Libby Ann Hines, Charlene Boydston, Juanita Ackerman FFA Front Row Garner Red Elk Chester Horse Elton Pahcheka Leroy Tahdoo ahnippah Raymond Henson, C F Brannon, Clarence Rhoads, Wayne Good, ill Hull Thomas Green, Bobby jackson, Clliford Zumwalt Mr Elllng Second Row Carl Dupler, Dale Bowman Gordon Young, Glen Dupler, Harvey Byrd Paul Wege, Ir , Billy Runnels Gene Ouoetone, Sherman Stewart, Lloyd Dupler Herman Miller Leonard Hutson, Lawerence Wills, Leroy Byrd, Thurman Bishop Third Row johnnxe Bob Runnels, Gene Trest, Donald Teel, Louis Caha Donald Walker jimmy Terry, jr Standrxdge j Marion Tant, Donald Clark Billy Genoszck, j Mack Cox, Charles Hutson, Paul Kennedy Fourth Row Douglas Miller, Leo Taylor, Carrell Zumwalt, Earl Yeahquo, Bill Logan, Lawerence Lairance, Troy Smart . - . 1 GIRLS GLEE CLUB Front Row left to rxght Wanda Hastxngs Pauhne Schlumbohm Veneta Smith, Wanda Newhouse Betty jean Goodman Beverly johnson, Carlene Good, Geneva Webb, Norma Watts, Frances Lawerence Second Row Dorothy Lynch Gladys Watts Connie T1-est Kathleen Treadaway, Sadie Trent, Wanda jo Runnels Dorothy Clark Mrs Smart Third Row Wanda Daubenlpeck Marian Good, Anita jonea Donna Mae Parks Barbara Hood -its Inv .vs Katherine Smith, Ladtne Stewart, Della Simms Fourth Row Marian Miller, Libby Hines, Charlene Boydltun, Nadine Ackerman GIRLS OUARTEITTE Left to right: Wanda Hastings, first soprano: Carlene Good, second soprano: Geneva Webb, first altog Connie T1-est, second alto. m., JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS Front Row, left to nght Betty Buchanan Norma jean Runnell, Wilrna Long, Wanda Whittle Flora Whittle Second row Gabrielle For, Sand Treadaway, Shirley Rogers Wynona Shrader Mary Green, Eva Jean jonoo, Delores Ryan Barbara jordan Helen Wlmple Mary K Cook Nina Logon Third row Patricia Ouoetone Cherry Guthrie Phyllis Sherfield Roberta Innes Emma Smith joye Iackson Lena Mae Doyebi, Rena Mae Wauqua, Fourth row Iohnnxe Bob Runnels Dale Bowman Glen Hood Frankxe Boyd ltun Buck Adams Conme Galey Johnnie Trest Howard jackson Thornal Bills Bobby Couch Charles Selgler, Charles Hutaon Back row Cletia Carrington, Billy Wayne Maxwell, Vern Ford, jr , j R Watts Kenneth Stewart Donald Stewart Billy McCarter CARNIVAL QUEENS Front Row Marian Good, Emma Smith Sally Rowe Second Row Connie Treat, Geneva Webb, Wanda june Hastings , ' . : ra 1 . 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