Cement High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Cement, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1938 volume:

is 'Il STAFF Editor Elwanda Carter Co editor Lucille Bell Advertising and art Staff J B Nagner Treasurer Typlsts Publishers Dear Fellow Students and Ne present to you lt has been our book but It has been our ob entirely surpass from the Ae are satisfied w the decision as to the va Vou are the judges Ve, the staff of deeply lndebted to Lr H willingly and freely H sacrlflces make us entern our appreciation to other assistance Eleanor Chaney Marjorie Swarts Richard Dueslor Louise Sieg Imogene Raney no s Robinson Boron A Malone fewoka, Oklahoma Friends your Bulldog for 1938 for slx months non lt is yours gect to give you a book which would Bulldog of previous vears 1th the results of our efforts, but lue of the boor does not rest with the fourth volume of Cement Schools are am ilton who has offered hls services so is cooperation, faithfulness, and his allv grateful to him We also express s who have so generously offered the'r ' iil gif, . sg mg I K 1 Co-artists ---------------- Billy Campbell -------- Y 1 h us. A , A DADI Y To one vno ls distinctly second to one' in his democracy who is firm and fair n his declslons sympathetic and understand ing in dealing N n the problems of youth who sees the broader scope of life yet does not ignore the smaller issues who has planted in our hearts and minds trad't ns so deeply rooted that they can nev r ness a ay who ha won the elncere admiration and regard of the students of '58 to such s man Mr Frank Blackwell whoge fine hard fer and deep devotion to his students w'll always re main with us we dedi ate this volume of 'TRL EUTLDO' W BULLDOG The nnua' Bulldog appears and another school year 's closing No two years of high school life are exactly alike so 'he Bulldog attempts to reflect the varied act ivlties of student life during the y ar 1937 58 The cur ent issue of the Bulldog measures up fully in content and form to the annual issues that have preceded it It will become a Souvenir that should be treasured by every student who values the memories of high school days To The Pupils Cement High school has given you the very best she has in preparation for successful living on the high levels honest endeavor and spiritual realities To The Faculty You should take pride in your accomplishments during the current year May you always be as successful in the future endeavors Ofxf5Z 4cz,11 16? Agjpiggxf ffix 6 1 9,52 .-. ,w W--, -A.-OL .' 3 ' . : W 1 ' A . , . - w ,.r..- V . . -t A , - 1 - 1 A ' I l .o h 6 . ' .. Q , , 5 -' A A I , . . ' , A 1 ,A - Q .. o, . , A , rv V v I V f. 54 Us . 1 I 3 , f n n n YI ' VI r A 4. M , J. 4 V n ' ' l ' A S - . I. - , . N h , 0 of . in 1-.lig-I-' ' . ' n ,'A V 1 t ' ' F If K , X X - fl, Compliments O! The SOUTHWESTERN LIGHT AND POWER CO. COURTESY AND SERVICE CEMENT OKLAHOMA WHETHER IT IS BREAD FOR YOUR TABLE BUNS FOR YOUR PICNIC OR CAKES FOR YOUR PARTY WEDDING BIRTHDAY Remember Bake Rite PHONE 159 422 CHOCTAW AVE CHICKASHA LONGBELL LUMBER Headquarters For A11 Kinds OI BUILDING MATERIALS PHONE 120 CEMENT OKLA Roy Moore Mgr M P L E N T S OF THE CD.ENT GIN WHERE YCU GET GOOD TURN CLTS WE ARE IN THE MARKET FOR YOUR COTTON AND COTTON SITEVTE SELL N0 8 ACALA PLANTING SEED AND COTTON PRODUCTS C E M E N G N C SNARTS MGR PHONE B3 CEMENT OKI. C O. C O I M --- I D ' - V' i GOOD SAMPLE, HONEST WEIGHTS, AND COURTEOUS TREATMENT H U . . ,. SEED T I N QA 'WA MQ, Dave McCord Custodian fWell liked by faculty ang F O Duesler Williams President Clerk Russell Chaney lKnown as Dad CReady, willing Member Duesler and he and able at all in man of few lives up to his times to help words but those name 5 the School D words count J TFREE LEN THREV RFaoONS N school is just as good as it's school board, that is why Cement is an A class school Three Christian citizens who in naxinr their d6CiSlODS thlnk of the school first J Always ready to better the school and not afraid of criticism when a change for the better is wade The Commercial Qoom 15 a out! front room 31x21 with six large windows It contains tventy Lnderwdod typewrlters and tables, a filing cabinet, a table l8xlk for bookkeeping and shorthand, a phonograph and tre teacher's e Pcutive desk and arm chair The Commercial Departnent s two vears old X '-xv , f N . ' A-. ' . ,i, AAL ' . ' tjfiu E, . vt Q A . 1- Student body.j . . , L. A. ' ' I A I -- H 0,0 Kll , , . cam A , A d ' . -' ! C5 A ' l jf Q , . arf. f . L -S 0 . A c -..A gy I A 'Q xx , A SCHOOL BUILDINTG.: mf-wif 'WU ry-any-f S ,, Juni? ',..fS Heil The hurohes Ne feel that the 'hu ches of ement have been P large factor in the success of our school without them nl their coo eration our school vould be nll ord can not express the eppreci tlon felt by the school toweri the Churches for their aid in moulding charect courtesy, common sense and confidence into our growing boys and girls May xe cooperate in the future as in the past CEM NT SCHOOL BUSES ACP' 1' Ill ll 1 A SI' ' Y If A xx ' K , . 1 I . ' ig A l , A 5 pr A, , 'ff ' ' , -Q N-.4 -wffm,-' 1 , g g 3: ! c -ug . Q Ill e ' V L t 4, ,gn . rfqxiv' 5 -- 'Ge f l ' if -, g.. 'qfQ.J I ' A. 0 . 4 , 1, ,,.. K ' I ll l ff , Q is l X 1 ei fl ., ' ,. r 3 . 4 ' , , e 1. I U S X . e ' - Y , , 1 V VAS' n, t A i-N t fir, H QMCRY 'he Cement Public scroo s opened the 1937 l958 term on August 31 1937, with a new pilot at the helm The voyage started with an auspi cious opening day program, attended by many friends and well wlshers who met at the dock to see the vessel launched The voyage has been unusually smooth and tranquil There rave been no tempe tuous w nds nor mhe the ing ony h dden sboals to make the passage disagreeable or treacherous crew of seventeen teachers has responded nobly and effic ently to needs of the 530 passengers The days have passed swiftly, b ing valuable lnformation and instructlon to those on board There have been recreational perlods, also, to rel1eve the monot of routine Football was pla,ed here or the flrst tlme ln h1s tory, glrls' and boys' basketball enjofed good seasons, baseball an tennis occupled flrst place when the basketball season ended For those not athle ically minded, music,dramatics, forensics, band and orchestra p ovlded entertainment and a change of occupat1on a full tlme muslc program was inaugurated a splendld first year orchest appeared on the numerous assembly program and dramatic product ons .lbrary fac l1tl6S have been increased and improved with the a ditlon of many new volumes A press room has Leen provlded, and a splendid semi monthly mapazlne, ' be Qu ldog published he Com er tvpewrlters accommodating 60 students years tasks atio le 1C Thls has been lr Elackwell's first year of experience in othe depart ents have as chie' pilot, but h fitted hlm well for that have fallen to him His caree reads almost like an ? ger cess sto 5 First as a grade teacher, then as ath coach, grade principal, high school ,rinclpal and finally Super lntendent, he has learned eve y phase of Ylblic School instructd He is energetlc t rele s, and ambitious to put his school on the map in scholastlc as well as athletic accomplishments He has 'sounded the depths' and charted the course eff clently Nov we are near ng the end of ou esent volage Land is ln slvht, and a 'ew sho t days will find our vessel at the wharves ith fond nemorles of the past, and wlth abldlng faith in the future, we loor forward wlth eager ant'cipatlon to all the journeys ahead that shall lead us to explo e the mystic realms of the unknown K? Baath EnL'o DTI obOPUI S Th1s is not the day before the battle, not the day after, it is the day of battle 'Yesterday is gone, forget it Tbmorrow may never come, don't worry about it Tbday is here, use it 't waste time, for that is stuff of whlch life is made 'For Life is the mirror of King and slave 'T1s just what you a e and do, Then give to the world the best you have, And the best will come back to you tw W. , . W V ff! N fs, W . ' 'V .- , . l u - , , - , 1 . L 5 i 1 , .V . ', f 4 . l , - . i . 1 . ' r - Y . A H L o A. V' 1 - A -I 1 - - ' s 1 ' l d - L 4 4 1 . t e . r A - . L . A ' ' 3 . ' ' ' . ra . . ' , 1 . , ,,. . l - ,7 1 I x ' tu . . - n 'm , l ' T - cial department has been enlarged until there are now twenty-one - 1 xi . . 4. - 15 r m ' the L . . r 'To- r Al A W sue . r'. P - t' . r - a ' , ' . t ,u r X -N 'V -on. l , i s ' ' ' A . . - H . i . 1 i . . - r pr 1 . ' 'g, . r ,,, . . . . if A 4. x . . . ' r . - . . - v . A y- v 1 1 Y A-1 'J . ,A . , . .. n n - . W . . , N , vt Don ' - . . F . . .L. LONCJRAIULATIONB N1 NIORS Q A55 O1' 193 IW8 THE BANK OF CYRIL rx O1x1 M M1-SIROIH1' IDI 1111121 Gnd bu plz Q30 0011 O0 F3 Presn 1 7 La Vfce Prfszf env L, W Gent C8SfII6'f HOT WATER IS WHAT EVERY HOME NEEDS 1 LII IC nee .1111 131. 111 L xa N wud 11L 1X 11 1 e e rem gm wed 1161-1161 W1 'iL1lUI7l'lIlL o11t101 s11pp1 ez th need Q11 a few moments 1ot1U: VISIT vour dc11u today Ask 11YT1 in a1nmQ1strf1tc the 1'1tu1 modm 01 1101 xx ater I1 ate s STATE FUEL SUPPLY COMPANY 'I K Q V--W - , 1 1 A A- ' 1 I 1 'l. 'E A T' L, 2 1 1 1 , I , , , 1 1 1 Ly 1. nz. 1 1 i 1 - - - 1 1 fp -. , , .C 1 w fs Ce 4 1 I JN 1 - , Q -1. R. S1a11in-. 1' 1111! 1 T.1. 11. 1 1 Y 1 ' 1 1 T1 mud-'11. 1116 110 1 , ' .1 md. ce uf 11111 unter 511 1 ' Q 'Q 1z111 . 'FH 1 ' jc.-fx ' ' th 1 R C 'Q ' 5 1' .iz ' S 1 . J' '. ,1.1-11.'f 1 1 ' - 'D v- ' 'Sv J W Hamilton, B A High School Principal and English Margrette 'enkins 0 P U of Hash , Graduate Work, Commercial Dovie Bowden Smith, Lathematics and Spanish Graduate Work Agrlculture Lucile White, B S Home Fconomics and Science Frances Smith, S North Texas Teachers English and Mathematics Raymond Dillman, B A S T History, Seventh Grade Athletic Director Ruth Hanthorne, C W , Grad Work, 0 U Junior High Principal Eighth Grade ' ' 0. c. U. ' ' . U ' B. A., B.S., .,.w., O B. A. o. c. w. w. B. Wyatt, B. S. A. atm. o. c. w. ' ' B. . cf. .c. ' ' B. A. o. . . . . A PH mnlia, B Gr Ae Qchowl rincipal Qixth 'rade Marguerite Ande i'th J Blanche Cyonhaitz Fourth 'rade Ann Varcum Q Opnortunlty Qoom Alice Wvqncen 'H 1 rade ploy 'tepp ecgnd 'fade 'ce Vaught First Grade Peneva Grlffin Q vublic 'chool Nusic 11, .. ' .. A. O. C. U. 34 . . ' . .1 C. S. T. C. F - Prhde , ' D 'J i , 4. . S. . 9. T. C. , J . C...T.C. . . .-x. C. 9. T. C. -.irA G 3.?.T.C. S f Xu Eun- C. F. T. C. .r :A , C. 9. T. C. . CH SENIORS 1954 '35 1935 '36 President Louise Sieg Vice President Otholee Roberts News Reporter -Martha Jordan Yell Leaders -Mary Taylor a J D Taylor sponsor lisa Marjorie Burrell 1936 '37 Vice President Louise Sieg sec Treas Eule Mae Bontrager News Reporter Martha Jordan Yell Leaders Mary Taylor Bobbie Hare Sponsor -Miss Dovie Bowden Enrollment 54 Ruth Calder Louise Sieg Anna Marie Hay Martha Jordan Mr Pat F White President Vice President Sec Trees News Reporter Sponsor Enrollment 1957 '58 Vice President Otholee Roberts Sec and Treasurer Oren Trogden News Reporter Anna Marie May Yell Leaders Bobby Hare Martha Jordan Sponsor -Mrs James Smith Enrollment ' I I --A - P I EJ 1, - Sf ' f - ' ------ - .............. -------31 President ------ ----- Anna Marie may President --------- Earlan Griffiths ' '-'-fflmm-mmm 'UIIIIIII .... 1 ......... -so Earlan Griffith Football Dramatic Club, W0h, to be a sailor Kwith a girl in every port! Martha Jordan Basketball The wolf will never be at her door, she knows how to get by Louise Seig Journalism, Edltor Library, 'To know her is to love her ' Alex May Football, Dramatic Club, Basket ball 'Let those study who wlll, 'Tis not mv intent To d1e of hard work E'er youth's days are spent Otholee Roberts Basketball Dramatic Club, library He 5 a prince, if there ever waS one' Imogene Raney Basketball Journalism Bulldog Typist 'Per middle name should be 'excello since she excels in just about everything she undertakes ' Anna Marie hay Basketball, Pep Club 'Ha am I fron cares set free Elmer Dean Football, Basketball Captain 'Not lazy, lust doesn't feel ike working Robert Buchanan Journalism, Football Band, Orchestra, F F A Cutting class is my specialty, Kon week ends and holidays! Maxine horton Basketball Always, 'Gone with the wind mozell Villiams Home Ec Club, Dramatic Club 'Noted for her ability to talk the longest and the fastest, yet not say anything W Frank Igo A Vice President I can drive my truck with One arm around C9 3 3 . If vv , .n . 3 0 . . 3 N . 2 ' 9 N I o 'V S 9 Q N A I I ' 5 PDY , -A 3 Why aren't others content like me.' ' , I . 1 U - .YV . 3 . . af . .rv 1 YV F Y . ' 9 F.F. ., - 3 N .? .N 1IIl'II, Lewis Flora Football, Captain, F F A Glee Club 'The 'Whlzzer White' of C H S W Mattie Baty Sec of Home Ec Club, Glee Club The Poet Laureate of Cement High School ' Louise Bookout Pep Club, Glee Club, 'A Hula Hula girl fHello, Hello Robert Hare Band, Orchestra, Dramatic Club NBelieves in the old adage that 'if you don't toot your own horn one else will toot it for you Jesse Goodwin F F A , President, 'He wielded an efficient gavel President of the Cement F F A ' Elwanda Carter Journalism, Pep Club, Library, do the assigned task even when the boss is away Lois Robinson Library Home Ec Club Glee Club, Likes typing so well that she plans to make a typewriter pay her way Johnny Moore F F A 'Has 'moore' than enough of what it takes Alburton Cook Basket ball Football, 'Still looking for someone to be his 'Cookie ' Virginia Redmon Glee Club Her daily request, 'May I go home this period?' Mlna Pearl Fugate Sec of Dramatic Club Glee Club 'Watch her make O C W 's honor roll next year ' Oren Trogdon Football Pres of Dramatic Club F F A WChamp1on livestock judge this side of the Rio Grande ' . . .g 3 . . . . . ' Q W .' 3. 3 , no .vw BS . ... 'A person who can be depended on to .vv 5 - S ' N .ov . . . .N : . - 3 o 9 3 9 - 9 . . .rv Henry Janousek Football F F A 'His nane's not in Who's who but it ought to be W Iyrtis Zachary Home Ec Club Glee Club 'A thing of beauty is a oy forever C Jimmy Huffine S c of F F A way around and fastens all the in the back ' Bula Maya Bontrager Glee Club, 'Instead of administering anesthetics to her patients, Eula Maye will sing them to sleep Joel Sanders 'His name expresses his chief qualit Grit Archie Wolf F F A , Treasurer, 'I may not know a fourth from a half but I really know how to wash my calf 'THE WORLD IS WAITING FOR YCUN The world is waiting for you, young man If your purpose is strong and true, If out of your treasures of mind and hear You can bring things old and new, If you know the truth that make men free, And with skill can bring it to view, The world is waiting for you, young nan, The world is waiting for you There are treasures of mountains and treasures sea, And harvests of valley and plain, That Industry, Knowledge and Skill can produce While Ignorance wishes in vain To scatter the lightning and harness the storm Is a power that is weilded by lf you have the nerve and the That world is waiting for you Then awake, O young man, from And prepare for the battle of Be the fire of the forge, or be anvll or few skill young man the stupor of doubt life sledge, But win, or go down in the strife, Can you stand though the world into ruin should rock? Can you conquer with many or fewq Then the world is waiting for you, young The world is WB1tiHg for you man, I 2 A . g s . J e . . . .5 WHis grin is rain proof, it goes W Y, N .N I .rv N i f. , of 5 A ! I I 3. rss. President B 'agn Vlce resident Eleano Chaney Sec end Tre sdrer Fr nk Cox Reporter arjorle Swerts sponsor V1rjorie Hurmell rnro'lne1t CH 5 , ! QQ? 2:4 R ::::Q:9jj9 nur Q 1 1 X 1935 '56 l936 '37 resident Vleenor Chaney Vice TT6SldSWt Vright Stroud Ceo HUG mreasu e le 'mo Crawfo d Reporter Jolly Ann Wilson Wvelvn Brooks Sponsor vatt Vnrollment 'ilirer lee T lla erro 1937 '38 Presiden+ J B Wagner Vice Presldent George Armstrong Sec and lrexsurer Marjo ie Swarts Re,orter Fleino Chaney Pep readers Warren Gibberson Dolly Ann Wilson Sponsor Mrs Ralph White Vnrollment 1 Xa? X F. . I W - 1 0 4 'J' lfk Ar 0 , 'vt X, K nh E JP lvl Q . I 1 'ITIIFRSB 1 ' J. . V1 CI' 4 ' - - Fey leaders ------ --Q ----- Jock fdye Pep Leaders ----------- J. B. Wagner r or 2 .............. :-wqB. T l ,. ---------- ------------ 40 M , ---------------------- 32 s'4 n X H ---- k ------------- 36 .NW v Z X Loyd Dean Basketball Football 'Cocky Lucille Bell Basketball, Dramatic Club Sunny Frank Cox Pep Club, Library 'Dependable lla Jo Knox Basketball 'Good Natures J B Wagner Football Dramatic Club Bulldog Artist Ver atile Eleano Chaney Dramatic Club Pep Club Debate, Journallsm Nlndependent Robert Crawford Band, Handy man' Dolore Nill18mS Pep Club, nPrissy George Lee Cutshall Basketball Jou nalism, 'Leisurly minded Violette Ldwards 'Sweet Violetn Warren Giberson Dramatlc Club Orchestra Band, Kinkv Gladys Mo ris Basketball 'Brown Eyes Roy Thompson New Marjorie Swarts Dramatlc Club Yep Club Bulldog Artist, Debate Intelligent' Carl Taylor Journalism 'Easy Goingn Evelyn Brooks Glee Club Dramatics H E Club Pep Club, Librarv 'MiSCfl6VOUS Starlln Bobo F F A 'Farmer' Dolly Ann Wilson Dramatic Club, Pep Cluh Journalism, Debate, 'Jolly' -v- -ide ,h Ml 'QW1 Q' 15 Q 4 YO U NG H EIM S CIOTIIINCJ ANIJ I-URNJISIIINGX sums ANAIJARKO OKI AIIOIVIA B W HAMMERT IANLY meou RII S AND MPAT5 ANADARKO OKI AHOIVIA FIRST NATIONAL BANK arqest Nftlonal Iwmk 111 CdlI'!I'O County Ikmmber OI I4 IJ I C QAPITAI AND bURPI Us S75 000 00 ANADARKO OKLAHOMA GEORGE AND SON STUDIO 511 Chlgkasha Avenue QUALHY HRST ALWAYS 30 Yfdrs Of Better and Better Service Q f I Q 7 O PHONES 84 AND 63 O L R F. I w, A r - 7 o yjxi Winifred Bradford Dramatic Club, Librar H E Club, Glee Club 'Bashful Calvin Rogers F F A Football nPrune Peddler Martha Threadgill H E C ub, Shy J V Robertson F F A Glee Club Dwarf Mildred Flora Glee Club, H E Club Miss Prim Llewellyn Jones wart Esabel Robles 'Senorita' Rarl Jones Football NOnce in a while Le Almo Crawford Glee Club, Pep Club nBright Eyes 'MYSELF I have to live w1th myself, and so I want to be fit for myself to know, I want to be able, as the days go by, Always to look myself in the eye I don't want to stand with the setting sun And hate myself for the things I've done I want to go out with my head erect I want to deserve every man's respect But here in the struggle for fame and self I want to he able to like myself I don't want to look at myself and know That I'm bluster and bluff and empty show NI can never hide myself from me I see what others may never see I know what others may never Know, I never can fool myself, and so vhatever happens, I want to be Self re pecting and consclence free Edgar A Guest ' YS . . ' 3 UV . . .5 5 If . . l ' YI N . . . . .5 S N H ' . . Q yy N N N H. E. Club, 3 N ' 9 H N N , 3 . . N 4 ' J . S . 3 S W - s ' . . 'K U 'Q,, '4-Q my area'-M' X .4n::. .gnizd H ,.-N QW!! .i..r J niiieetf' ,dill nun Ewing 1nil1ulQ,,, I umm in 2'lhE,1.- lllgl' 0170 X ,X C - 'IM j HQ 2-if 6 -an SOPHMORES 1937 Billy Campbell was elected president, Richard Duesler was Vice president, and Etta Lou Newport Secretary Billy resigned and Richard became president and Johnny Dye became Vice president Later Richard resigned because he band and Jacquelyn Rasberry became president lst Social October 29 2nd Social Christmas 1958 President JacquelynRasberry Vice president Irene McGaugn Sect and Treasure Etta Lou Newport Etta Lou resigned and Mary Pearl Ronth was elected Yell leaders Lorene Day and Alvin Hoskins Reporter Richard Duesler Richard resigned and Jeanne Gayler was elected lst Social Weiner Roast November 16 2nd Social Theater Party January 20 took up v 1 O ' 4: , X ' ,ar l Y l xt K . xy l V W 'V , Xxx J Q : - n ' . LL. 4Q ' - CN 5 ., , .' .,qav!q' s xxx V 'f I , I . ' s 4 A i 4 I I x . I! ' H A ji I' h 4 f ' h Y 4 : I X A f' ' I ' 1 . I V' 'V' 3 Y . ' N X - X , V , N E -, . x A h X - ' I . : xy L,-.Al ' . ' i 3 i sis- Lf Hx U- P ' 5 E257 1 I f - fi .-- P' I :ESQ :E 54' J -1 I . i asa ' 2 i?' 1 'ilaif . . N 15 1 h I Wxgiii. 50 1 . , 1 ' g R 97 K K -y X -A Y N 1 XX :Q , 1 l X8 ferd Ctone Ti' Basxetball Vo tball Jacquelyn Rasberry Library Billie ampbell Journalism Band, We ketball Library Football Vary Routh Journalism, ep lub, Library, Glee 'lub Lewis Poberts Tibrary Glee 'lub Eula Rae Qaxon Dich rd Duesler Journ liem, Library, Naomi Qtepp Qlvin Hoskins 17' Irene Mcoauph Glee lub rep 'lu Joyce primes F Loetta Jilliams Glee Flub linton Garner W F A Heulah Mcginnis Qasketball Ontie Jones Wootball Qasketball Dorris Carrol Glee Flub James ausey Glee flub Uep 'lub Jeanne Paylor Glee 'lub, Uep Club - 4' ' s - 1 ..F.A., '. . , . . J . , ' , . . L T2 . J J J , J I L , . a Q Glee Club, H.E. Club A A .A F.,.A. . . Q. C , ' J b, - F. .A. YI . J . fi J .. . . . , . J 5 J J J , J U J , . Vlmo Povell F Cs tta Lou Neuport Pep Club, Journalism Varris hife Pamonia Qradford lee Club H E Club Odus Dahl Footb ll Basketball J6HPV18V9 Litchell G ee lub e C ub Qay amnbell Ti' Rosa Mae Fowler Nqr Fred Jr Yolher w Juanita Cobb H U C ub 'G' Vary hism Glee Club 1301111 1? gakpl' 'srl Riddle Lorene Da ep Cl NGLIDNESS mattels not what price vou've polo You c4n't get glauness readv wade get the real and l8St1HH kind You have to prow it in xour mind 2 'x F. .A. Q Y ' if.F.f,. A I 1 U J , . . 3 1 F , ' 7 5 1 C , I Q l .f if.. .A. ' 1 V ' an ' x- cum 1 5 Q . - 6 -.F.A. C1 1 rw .pa g: 1 I AJ Y , ' T J ub 'X 'Y It - , , ' 9 To - N ' M ' . 'V y . CH 'Why ,r ' ix Ax' ' 4 Q . 1--,, .M , y ,AX K4,EQV5i? 'N' -X r .n-ssq' y V 'x XXX ,4 xxx ::s:-.. czrxzxxgg 'H FDEQNMEN lfke almost all classes enterinf the high school we were a combinatlon of s udents good bad, and indi'ferent All were throvn Together by Fate to be rounded and polished by four long vear of association wlth fnglish compositions, geometrical flg ure , history outlines, science problems, physics experiments and various other mind bro denlng' puzzles, and be better prepared for the game of life wherein only the fittest can hope to w'n From the beginning our class was as one carrying on with relentless energy and force Lnder the supervision of Miss Frances mith we rad a great class with a total enrollmen o 53 The F e umex were we l represenfed on the Vootba l field and other actlv ties Ne have as we belle e, the pe piest group of the entire school we hope to COFtxHJ8 +he eme ecord and to improve our ng our remaining 'hree years of high school CLADS OFFICLRS President -Mary Lou 'acxs N106 President Aarybelle Cox Sec and Treas Nadine Mcnaugh Weporter Kath een Elliott Yell leaders Dolores cutshsll Leslie Dixon 4 N L. , . . ,. , X Ili,'mI 52 , 0 S f I xl X- A f 1 Y , Nl Ziiixli ..- ,,- D V' I D77 , A . ' rv A 9 x D LA , . - v , , A Q I ' 1' 1 . 1 V 4. b S , M I . - s z n 8 - 4 . A 'A 0 7 I . f- V J . - , A L3 A A .. l Q r s' 1 . , 1 . , . 1 ' ' I ' ' ww Y A .A L q A f v is - . H' . . - I V. s r it . L ' . ' . .- -, ------------ U ------4-I I I-'-- A J H A --------------,g 1 ---------- A Leslie Dixon Pep Club Band Orcrestra Kathleen Elliott H T Club Library Pep 'lub lee uh Caylon Wlora Football, Glee lub F F A Ions olfe W lub, ep Club,Clee Club L T Roberts ep Club, Glee lub Lucil e Wdwards Imogene Riddle Mary Lou Jacks W V Club Debate ep Club Varl Greer 'ep Cl b harlene Stover Sep Club Mitchell Langford Typing, Glee Club Hazel Sanders Glee Club J P Cu p Pep Club Cl e Club F F A Wilma Calder Library, Pep lub Glee 'lub 'rank arkar tary Belle Cox Magazine librarian, Hep lub Elmer Cline 'ep Club, Glee Club Vdith Haygood Plea lub f W'! f K I 2 A , 1 n.m. , , . .1 , u Cl W .1 . N A' -J , 1 I I .. H.-. C 7 J v P , , C 'v L .. Pep Club, Pyping ....... , ' , Y' .1 .. L u U A C A NJ .1 . . l u , 1 9 .1 . . 1 A J , U . .4 J - M . C . ... 1 C Ellen Tene Arnold Flee Club, Basketball Arnold Cobb Uep Club Dorothy 'mart H V C ub ep Club Glee Club Nustin Murphy 'elda qeichrist Clee Club Bobby Koehler Cleo Club W F A berths Howard Robert Igo W F A Mary Simpson Leonard Cherry Pep Club Lois Keeton H E Club, Basketball James Jones 'lee Club Nadine McGeugh H E Club Clee Club Donald Vachery Football Glee Club Hazel Bushnell Glee Club V E Club Ivron Wood Dolores Cutshell ep Club, Glee Club Jesse Langford Glee Club Pep lub F F A 4 1 A I J , .V Q .-.,1,r , , J J , . , L. . . '. H.E. Club, Glee Club lcv J J . .. ,J -1 , -' n , , . . . , M. . . A Z' .J I Fannie Janousek Pep Club Glee Club Vlba Date Thelma Allen Glee Club, Pep Club, H W C ub Jessie Bibbs H V Club Glee Club Nova Trogdon H V Club, Glee Club Verna Robertson Avona Faye Gray H E Club Basketball Viola Jones Basketball Virginia Madison Florence Huff H E Club, Pep Club Glee Club Clara Messick Glee Club Softball PADDLE YOUR OWN CANOE' If a hurricane rises in the midst of the skies And the sun is lost to view, Move steadily by with a steadfast eye, And paddle your own canoe The daises that grow in the bright green fields Are blooming so sweetly for you, So never sit down with a tear nor a frown, But paddle your own canoe Then love your neighbors as yourself As the world you go traveling through And never sit down with a tear nor a frown, But paddle your own canoe X I H l .-. ol , .-. , J H.E. Club, Pep Club, Basketball A ' ' ' 5 . . , ' 9 1 N 1 D Q-,IQ 5 ij EIGHTH GRADE First Row Aniss Hanthorne, Faye smith, Betty Nalraven, Floyce E GaufFlorence Ezzell, Juanita Cummings, Earldean Pate Ione Teague, Elsie Warren, Alma Carter Frances Swarts Second Row Glennie McCloskey, Jo Ann Badgwell, Lavila Ihrig, Minnie U 'Stover, Velma Harris, Agnes Bowerman, Lois Morris Bonnie Raney, Faye Morton, Frances Jones, Linnie Pearl Bontrager Third Row Joe Marland Cutshall, L V Riley, Elmer Bookout, W L' Kiix, William Day Jr , Bobby sums, Bobby Newell, Avis Powell, Carrol Griffiths, Warren Ihrig Fourth Row John Joe Roberts, Chaney Swarts Jr , Neal Wade Jr V non fl5ris, Taylor Buchanan, Hodges Butler, Billy Wyatt, John Jr May P SEVENTH GRADE First Row John Billings, William Busby, George Robinson, Tro ficengll, Larry Remy, Vesley Wyatt, Fredrick Day, Kenneth Sullaway, Jesse Huff Second Row Eletha Bell, Minnle Murphy, Christine Jones Mary 7 FIcFa'rYan, Mable Hargus, Alline Cox, Dorothy Jo Gray Third Row Noble Bibb, Johnny Davis, Gene Day, Lewis Perkins FffI ET1'1'ott, Bobby Jacks, J E Greer, Adrian Hawpe, Le Roy Day Instructor Raymond Dillman 1 ...,.. ! In H J T '- ' J 'J Q f f ,K - f' , . . ' K6- U if 0 . , , . ' I Q o, BI' Q 1 .5 ?t g..-. ', ,A-' f ,. , ' ' lf f .. 'Z . VF S , fl A Q 1 I A -J --Y uy ' :Q ' , Oll ' '- D SIXTH GRADE First Row Sussie Koehler, Helen Louise Nation, Mary Ruth Nation, K ah Jean Riley, Doris Stone, Beatrice Boydston, Wilma Fay Ferrell, Genevieve Ward, Edna Pate, Ima Jean Teague, Beulah Riley Leona Jones, Ruth Chism Second Row Melva Joy Wolf, Mable Morris, Norma Louise Arnold, E ty Lou Resberry, Betty Robertson, Imogene Igo, Ima Jean Mathis, Norma Jane Bowerman, Barbara McCloskey Margaret Parsons, Juanita Woods, Lois Allen Third Row Culver Stone, Vernon Kelin, Richard Chaney, Wilford S Hultz, Alvin Calder, Orvil Sanders, L Z Barber, Sidney Ezzell, Charles Jones Fourth Row Albert Evanson Robert Jones, Harold Garner Instructor Allen malla FIFTH GRADE First Row Ima Lee Parks, Agnes Bond, Betty Lou Jensen, Zelle B II WYE, Mrs Anderson, Teacher, Ruby Moore, Fay Hurle Juanita Harris, Eddie Schultz, Homer Cates Second Row -Gertrude Simmons, Mary Ruth Stone, Odessa Lee R Serta,-Mary Boatman, Norma Louise Riddle, Virginia Igo Jackie Jo Stover, Mary Lois Shoemaker, 'enda Leathers Wanda Lou Bontrager, Marie Pate, Jewel Raye Campbell, Leota Harris Third Row Bobby Gene Damron, Dean Moody, Roy Day, Harry F ck Jr , Edward Keaton, George Brinley, Oren Gibson, Robert Jones, Troy Mink Fourth Row John Diaz, Kyle Lee Ward, Wayne Butler, Robert 5 , Charles Roberts, Perley Raney, Jackie Lee Voyles, W A Edwards, C M Ihrig, Ruedolph Jordan Fifth Row Audrey Greer, Luther Mink, G W Jones, Ivan Bowerman, Gerald Thorne v - , . et 5 I C 0 1 'E e . ' y, o V , J , 8 n By . 0 WI Y.: S' FOURTH GRADE First Row Marie Kelin, Lou Ella Harrison, Norma Roberts Donna Tfontrager, Josephine Huff, Mildred Brinley, Jean Parker, Anna May Persinger Second Row Fveus Nolf, Violet Jo Allen, Winnie Jean Ezzell, U7fHa5'Frice, Vlolette Thorne, Bertha Lee Koehler, Patricia Marcum, Velma Groves Third Row David Blalock, Gus Boatman, Billie Gayler, Jimmie C tes, Charles Daugherty, Lankard Remy, Devern Roberts, Shirley Warren Fourth Row Palmer Butler, Donald Marcum, Alvin Boyce, Johnnie N'-'f31T,T?lvln Morris Charles Spears, Ray Gene Deatherage Instructor Blanche Snonhaltz THIRD GRADE First Row Peggy Leathers, Margaret Jo Potts, Jeannine Nichols, U nnIs-Stepp, Billy Jo Parker, Marie Redmon, Bonnie Lou Riley, Frena R my, Dorothy Cates, Betty Jane Mathis, Betty Slegrist, Helen Clark Second Row Robert Dotson, Dale Stover, John J Jones, Roger H ohett, Donald Moody, Charles Roberts, Billy Siegrist, Homer Atkison, J H Billings Third Row Jimmie Gentry, Jo Paul Jones, Orvil Lee Woods, Robert E IZ Roland Horgus, Donald Robertson, Kenneth Jacks, Vernon an ers Fourth Row Herbert Halsey, M L Ihrig, C T Griffiths, Jackie H ' Instructor Alice Franoen gnf B . 9 K 9 ,, -, ' G' Y u - 'z as .. Q ' .- ' -- r' , ' ' .S H A x TZ,R V, 1 A x 4 NF M Lo 81' 8 . Bt 1 ' ' M ! e O . -- . BD . . . 9 n . ay -- CH OPPORTUNITY ROOM First Row Wvelvn Hargug, Loma Harris, Avnell Avant, Patsy Campbell, B'Tf? 3EHe Barker, Marie Hur1gY.dGrace Vae Harris, Margaret Ely- 1 d Marie LHDS OT RT-EE?d75fbson, Harold Roberta' Ch5r16B Cox' O u Third Ro' Jimmy Redmon, Mack Diaz, Gilford Greer, ROY Cates' Stanley P'EET GIEnn Dorris, Dale Vitchell, Jack Riley SECOND GRADE rks, Boris Eli Bettv Jean Newton, Elane Harris, Anna Bell Wa r Anna Mae Wyatt, Joy Lee Hau ht, Bettv Jo Day, Metra Gibson Second Row Maxine Allen, Mattie Lou Bledsoe Bett J K y ean eeton 5 Idle ErInley, Billie Perkins, Betty Ruth Vaughn, Sorain Rhoades Third R B ow obbie Hankins, Lawrence Chaney, Allen Atkison, W A P te, Harold Dean Calder, Richard Marcum, Max Avants Fourth Row Jackie Nations, Glyn Cox, B F Thorne, Pobert Snyder Ve non Uaieron, Hubert Elrod en, e ' I4 . D c ' ' ' a Q ' T' I I 1 First Row--Geraldine Calder, Maudie Pauline Bushnell, Billie Jean Pa , , 1 3 o A . 8 O . . ' ' . n x 3 r . FIRST GRADE First Row Barbara Ann Salyer, Allce Jo Tidmore, Adell Allen, G raId1E Foley Thelma Dell Blevins, Norma Lee Vaughan, Dorthie Nell Jones, Joyce Lee Hibbert, Myrtle Nora Roberson, Phyllis Joan Moody, Patsy Ruth Campbell, June Kent Second Row Jimmy Peck, Billie Ralph Gibson, Jessie Wane Hurley, R Kiderson Jr Harold Edwin Koehler, Billy Jack Barnett, Darrell Eugene Raney, Thomas Pat Robinson Third Row Kenneth Avants, Frank Blackwell Jr , Donald Morris U hnny'UEan, Bobby Gentry, Raymond Shelby Fletcher Instructor Eunice Vaught GRADE SCHOOL Under the leadership of a corps of seven teachers, the grade school has made commendable progress this year The enrollment slightly exceeds 250 pupils, who are distributed throughout the six grades and one opportunity room composed of the first, second and fourth grades The largest enrollment in one room is the fifth grade, which has a regular attendance of fifty Our library equipment has been bettered by several sets of supplementary readers, and several of the teachers have augmented the and has are libraries of their rooms by requesting that books be given loaned for library purposes Each teacher in the grade school shown initiative in acquiring equipment for her pupils W glad to say that through the aid of the state very few pupils were forced to go through this year without the necessary text books Our activities on the playground have been many There has been very little friction among pupils Both teachers and pupils have been very amenable, and altogether we have been just one big, happy family Throughout the year each room has had on exhibit the work of its pupils Other decorations have been seasonable and have shown a great deal of pride ln the appearance of the room. The grade school has enjoyed a happy, progressive year, and looks forward to the next year with a great deal of pleasurable anticipation. . 1 .F 'Jr' . M- ' ' ' '- ' i 1 ' L f S W e -- v oy -U . , O -- . v , a . . e LL v- ow Q lbxgp -Lf I VC A TEST I JK FNOILEDGE Yacauelyn Nrat wo ar we two Wo Se prizes Nhat and wrere are the X Koldrumsv at + e r c ff' gasc ine in Yaris Frances 4 How long have fourtain pere been used 'Mat 1 white coal '5' Nhat president spent '7 r ta'1oring before he learned tre alphabetv rite 1956 in Roman numerals 8 For what is trcy weight used 9 How fast is lightning TPh STAFF 7' Name E of tre possess uns of tte on ted ta es Editor Louise Sieg Busirass Billy Campbell Sports Richard Duesler 1, Humor Elwanda Carter WC YOU RANT A PRI W Art -Marjorie Swarts Bring the correct answers n- D uggner to hrs Jerkirs, first -r Printer Calv4n Rogers bool Mary Rou h st Dolly Ann WIIHOH SPONJOQS Hamilton Mrs Jenx'rs N ww ff 5 ' 8 f JI' i Yr' ? 4 N 1 I ' , -I -X 2 , I K ' . 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I-QRY -X ' A I , U 1 'W FOOTBALL BOYS First Row Raymond Dillman, Coach, Ontie Jones, Earlan Griffiths, R Bert Buchanan, J B Wagner Second Row Oren Trogdon, Alburton Cook, Henry Janousek Calvin R ers,'EImer Dean, Loyd Dean Third Row Gaylon Flora, Refferd Stone, Lewis Flora, Alex May, U naId Zachary FOOTBALL ANTICS In the school year of 1937 l958, Cement High School had a football team for the first time in history The boys were experienced and this accounted for the losing of so many of the games Two touchdowns were made by the Bulldogs during this season Strangely enough they were both scored at the expense of Alex, the only team they defeated One of these was scored by Lewis Flora in the first game with Alex The ball had been worked down to the four yard line on a series of line plays, then Flora took the ball, and went over standing up The other touchdown resulted from a 'freak' play during the return game at Alex It was Alex's ball on the fifteen yard line Stray fumbled, kicked the ball over the goal line, and Loyd Dean, our alert end, covered for a touchdown Considering again, the lack of boys had never seen a football game good record Coach Raymond Dillman squad of small, but determined boys The schedule was as follows, with t Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Nov Nov Nov Nov D aa, 25, Cement Cement Cement Cement Cement Cement Cement Cement Cement Minco Alma Alex Minco Riverside Indians Marlow Ft Sill Indians Hinton Alex experience, since many of the before, this was certainly a worked miracles with the green he score of each team iHere J ITherel CHere 3 KTherey CHere I lTherel Cqere I iHere I lThereJ 1 O - . 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B, O 56 . 15 6 0 - 0 15 . 29 O 42 . 5, 0 38 - 12 0 . 25 . . 19 O 19 - 6 26 CHS i V 5 r 1 FOOTBALL ,U lk e and enthueiasn to spare throughout the fiTSC class pot off to candidate men Junior class was here waS football Queen a flylnv start the final vote leading At the half of the hole conina dame, a very colorful was resent d in WH1CH iss Bell was crowned by Lewis iigigongdlldog antain She was a tended by the other candldatgs ' n P P contest ln Eulldoz history ach by selecting a real Queen for its was counted, Lucille Bell of the lgry Lou T chs of the Freshmen 93, ,...-I Fi t R PEP CLUB rs ow Marjorle Swarts, Kathleen Elliott Naomi Ste I cIIlE'!dwards lois Roblnson, Mary Pearl Routh, Eleangg, Chaney, Florence Huff Fannie Janousek, Dorothy Swarts, Elwanda Carter, Nilma Calder, Louise Bookout, Etta Lou Newport, Delores Willl8mS, Lorene Day Second Row Anna marie May, Dolly Ann Wilson, Iona Wolf, Verna Robertson, Delores Cutshall, Evelyn Brooks, LeAlmo Crawford, Nadine McGaugh, Mary Lou Jacks, Irene hcGaugh Third Row Robert Buchanan, Elmer Cline, Calvin Rogers, Leslie ?Ixgn,gEE2n2rd Cherry, I V Robertson, Arnold Cobb, Frank Cox, r s 1, . 5 - A . , V. V . E , H . J , . Hn , A , , V V . A u e , .' , H ' . ' t ' A J ' . vu Louise Sieq of the Seniors, Jeanne Gaylor of the 3oPhOW0TeS, 9 I Q3 ' ' ' ,eW.uNm, we Moors V I L C . .O if . F 8 .u , ' I t . . . . 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Y ZNQ. ,-, ,FQU- -' 1 A ,' -- - 1- I ' 1 ' a. . ' O ' , ' A E 7 1 'Xl X Y' , X CONFERENCE GAFLS lullll W'3W Q i ei Ku-it ,gf Q.. BASKETBALL GIRLS Left to Right Lucille Bell, Lois Keeton, Anna Marie May, Martha Jordan, Beulah McGinnis, Gladys Morris, Imogene Rane Viola Jones, Maxine Morton, Ila Jo Knox Coach Frank Blackwell SEASON'S HIGHLIGHTS The basketball season of 1937 1938 has not been very successful f if it is to be measured by trophies But, due to the lack o ex perience on the part of most of the players, and the smallness in stature compared to the opposing teams, they have done very well They attended the Invitational Tournament at Cordell and were defeated by Vinson in the finals They showed marked superiority over Lake Valley and Cordell in the opening rounds of the tournament, but the tall Vinson girls played over their heads They were not so fortunate at the County and District Tourna ments They advanced to the semi finals in the County tournament by defeating Ft Cobb in the quarter finals and were eliminated by Cyril in the second round At the District tournament they defeated Bray in the quarter finals and were defeated by Fairview in the semi finals by the close marpin of two points Out of the total of twenty one games, they were victorious in thirteen The schedule and scores of each game are as follows Cement Cement Cement Cement Cement Cement Cement Cement Cement Cement Cement 51 81 25 45 7 29 30 40 27 10 28 Gracemont 7 washita 5 Ft. Cobb 9 Broxton 14 Binger 15 Oney l7 Ft. Cobb 13 ICUHN AMENT Cement Cement Cement Cement Cement Cement Cement GAMES Lake Valley 10 Cement Cordell 17 Cement Vinson 31 Cement 10 Ft. Cobb 641 Cement's Total Scores Opponent's Total Scores 375 Washita 4 Cyril 22 Broxton 16 Binger Sl Oney 32 Cyril 29 Gracemont 14 Cyril 38 Bray l5 Fairview 28 . C ' gt ,eev . . ., y -A b. .Q W . C . 1 9. - Q , , g V ' 1 3 M 1 'X , Q I K 5 .' ' A . 3 ,M W r ' 'Y .: v.' . ., , t Q5 ,X 1 s ' yn CH C 1 BASKETBALL BOYS First Row Coach, Raymond Dillman, Refferd Stone, Ontie Jones, Xlburton Cook, Odus Dahl Second Row Loyd Dean, Otholee Roberts, Alex May, Elmer Dean if rge IE Cutshell The 1938 edition of the boys' basket ball team finished the season with nine victories against ten defeats Playing their first season under the new system introduced by Coach Raymond Dillman, the boys were a little slow ln getting start d They lost the first three starts by close margins, but seemed to catch their stride in the next three From there on out the alternately won and lost until the conference end ed with the Bulldogs in fourth place, having won seven and lost seven conference tilts In tournament play, the Bull dogs won two and lost three games Defeating Ripley in the first round of the Edmond tourney, the Cement basketeers were unable to stem the onslaught of Schulter, who finally won the title The Pirates of Cyril defeated the Bulldogs in the first round of the County tournament at Ft Cobb Then, the District tournament at Marlow, the boys plastered defeat on the small but speedy Fletcher Wildcats, to advance to the quarter finals against Elgin In this game both teams made many baskets, but Elgin made a few too many, sending the Bulldogs home to hang up their suits until another season C H S will lose the services of Otholee Roberts, Alex May, and Elmer Dean by graduation this spring The schedule and scores are as follows Cement Cement Cement Cement Cement Cement Cement Cement Cement Gracemont 22 Washita Ft Cobb 7 Binger Oney F Cobb 7 Cement Cement Cement Cement Cement Cement TOURNAMENT GAMES Ripley Schulter 31 Cyril Cement Cement Washlta Cyril Broxton Oney Cyril Gracemont Fletcher Elgin Cement's Total Scores 511 -- D eo . e . - . . . . in zo as ' 21 25 25 17 l2 . l 27 Cement 28 Broxton 9 Cement 21 Binger 23 8 48 69 7 54 19 t. 5 25 17 12 ' :so 22 20 33 42 Opponent's Scores 438 Y CHS HIGHLICH S OF THE SCHOOL YLAR Wacultv Vicnic nt Lake euanah Parker enent High School's First FOOTBALL Game First Bulldos Touchdown Cement 6 Alex O Junior Senior Skating Party At Craterville Lucille Dell Crowned Football tueen Football Banquet Faculty Play 'Hello Prosperity ' Thankszlvinz and Christmas Holidays Faculty Banquet and Line Party Debate Club Play W W A Live Stock Show First Annual Crade Dasket Ball Tournament Junior Plav Senior Play Crowninv of Aggie lueen Second Annual Debate 'ournament Uigh School Carnival ypinv mournanents F F 1 Banquet 'unior Senior Banquet Clase Nizht Baccalaur ate Servlce Con encement 'rercises BAND Top Row Leslie Dixon Warren Giberson, Robert Buchanan, Robert Hare, Robert Crawford 2nd Row Mr Allen Talle Billy Campbell Cecil Giberson Richard Chaney, John May Jr 6rd Row George Robinson, Hill Vlliott Jr , Neal Wade Jr , l. , - ' D . 2. C . . ' . 3. - V ... , . 4. --S U . 5. , . ' . 6. . 7. , ' . 8. M V C . 9. , ' . lO. . ll. ... . . 12. , J , . l3. ,. 14. Senior Day At Oklahoma City. 15. . l6. C J 7 . 17. . . 18. n . 19. T . . r . 20. . ... . 21. U -- . 22. , . U . 23. e ' . 24. J , M . ' v ' I 9 FOWII I IVIENTS OF Anderson Prichard Reflnlng Corporatlon L YRIL OKLA K I 4 Y L J A A O l O ' Q 1 I I w , , . 4, ... 1--. -1-1 1 'i -1-viuioxuif-i4vif'Z0i i ? -gc: :.,1.,,.,4- L, v -7 - -f - 1 Y xr rx , ,A , Q, x ff, r.. ..,-m- !5 , 6-' nn Flrst Row W B Wyatt, Refferd Stone, Lewis Flora, Ontie Jones Powell, Robert Buchanan, Ray Campbell Second Row Jesse Goodwin Calvin Rogers, Oren Trogdon, Gaylon FI ra, Iewis Roberts, Elmer Dean, Jimmy Huffine, Frank Igo, Robert Igo, Earlan Griffiths Third Row Joyce Grimes, Bobby Koehler, Frank Parker, J P C Ip Uonald Zachary, Farris White, J V Robertson, W B Wyatt lr Clinton Garner Ce ent F F A f86 has a membership of 35 The chapter has been guided by the able hand of Jesse Goodwin, President The other ficers are Frank Igo, Vice President, Jimmie Huffine, Secretary, Archie Wolf, Treasurer, Oren Trogdon, Reporter, Robert Buchanan Watch dog, and W B Wyatt, Advisor The chapter has taken part in many activities during the year Robert and Frank Igo exhibited their calves at the State Fair last fall and Robert won five dollars on his calf The boys have held regular meetings during the year and have also made many trips Five boys attended summer camp at Watts, Okla in August The boys have exhibited livestock at the following shows Cement, Caddo County at Anadarko last fall, Anaderko, Chlckasha Junior Livestock Show, and the Fat Stock Show at Oklahoma City A total earnlng of S215 O0 prize money was received at these shows The calves were sold for a total of S1650 OO Besides this amount, the investment at home with the bovs represents over two thousand dollars The chapter has some of the finest hogs in Oklahoma, and they are getting well started in the sheep business The chapter also expects to hold one of the largest Parent Son Banquets on April 26 that was ever held in Cement It has been out standing in judging work, showing and leadership The livestock program is one of the leading projects in the entire state Much publicity has been given Cement for the fine work that is being done in this department The chapter is planning to put up an agriculture exhibit at the Oklahoma State Fair this fall The boys are also planning to exhibit calves at the State Fair and Kansas City fair next fall. Most of the present calf feeders are Seniors but there is a large group of Freshmen coming in next fall to take their places. The ten outstanding boys in the chapter for this year are Oren Trogdon, Lewis Flora, Calvin Rogers, Starlln Bobo, Jesse Goodwin, Refferd Stone, Archie Wolf, Gaylon Flora, Frank Igo, Robert Igo. Robert Igo and Gaylon Flora have made outstanding records for Freshmen. The chapter regrets to see such Seniors as Oren Trogdon, Archie Wolf, Lewis Flora, Jimmy Huffine, Jesse Goodwin, Frank Igo, and Henry Janousek graduate. They have carried the ball faith- fully for the past four years and their places will be hard to fill- 5 W.. A , .,-1w , ' 11 ' A1 , 1 4 X 5 F. F. A. 6auS Dahl, Alvin Hoskins, Henry Janousek, Starlin Bobo, Elmo ' 9 o u , . . . .- 0 . , e . . . . . or- I CH AGGIE QUEENS Imogene Haney Senior and G1 , adys Morris Jun10r class, the Freshmen and Junior giggggsogoyavgng 8 candidate from each Sophomores and S 1 ne heir effO1't5 and the the B lld ' en ors combined The contest is still under way as U oz goes t this issue 0 Press, so we shall crown them both as Queens in chosen as 'Na HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Front Row Florence Huff, Avona Faye Gray, Violette Edwards, H ttIe Ety, Rosa Mae Fowler, Martha Threadgill, Juanita Cobb Nova Trogdon, Dorothy Swarts, Mary Lou Jacks, Lois Robinson Second Row Naomi Stepp, Irene McGaugh, Winnifred Bradford, E Us Echary, Delores williams, Romonia Bradford, Martha Howard, Nadine McGaugh, Jesse Bibb, Hazel Bushnell, Esobel Robles, Mrs Iucille White, Sponsor Third Row Verna Robertson, Evelyn Brooks, Iona Wolf, Lois Keefonfxathleen Elliott - , . A . F. F. A. rl y ' , , I I gg, 4 A, V . V. 4 ly. rfkf , . M auf 3 1 yr - ' C NLD 'CHICKASHA IX HOTEL L...-. COFFEE SHOP BALL ROOM BANQUET ROOM Congratulatrons SPNIORS or 1938 C R ANTHONY COMPANY ANADARKO OKLAHOMA Serxes You Better Saves You More BOND 8: HOLDRIETH DENTISTS Frrst Natlonal Bldg PHONE 1307 CHICKASHA OKLA Complrments of CHICKASHA MILLING CHICKASHA OKLA M U S IC IVIUSILAI INSTRUMENTS IVI RY YEAR THE BI-ST OF THE YEAR ED SHOEMAKER MUSIC STORE 409 Chrnkasha Axenue LHICKASHA OKLAHOMA OWSLEY JEWELRY STORE Beg to thank our many friends of Cement for their frrendshrp and support the past 35 years rn the jewelry busmesb J W OWSLEY UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITERS WI L COX CHICKSHA OKLA 506 Ch1tkaSha Ave Phone 1313 CHICKASHA IRON WORKS Foundry Machlne Shop and Boller Works We Speczalrze rn O11 Field Equrpment Repairs r ' f-C-N' A f I f ' . f . i - . - , . Co. We Invite Your Business , . Q, I u '!x wx K N CH A Press Roon was built out of the old library this year for use in publishing the school paper and the Annual The equipment consists of a mimeograph, mimeoscope, styli letter guides, etc , typewriter and tables ,fad uri gf LIBRARIlNS Beck Row Ctholee Roberts, Lois Roblnson, Mary :earl Routh, Kathleen Y'-Tfott, Milne Calder, Jscquelyn Rasberry, .diss S-nitr, Frank Cox Front Row Qichsrd Duesler, Evelyn Brooks, Elwanda Carter, Louise Sei?-37 fella Causey . l ...gl , ,, ,, ll I -o s 1 G s I J A . I ul -1 ., .A I A A . Q 1,4 y r er were ng r on the v res n the erent school house aturd y when Loyd ear wandered lr hat a e you doin'9 lrstalling n electric SYltCh one o the w rkmen answered don't c e e've oved and T don't go to this scho l anymore The farmer took Toel Qanders out to the field and started him at ,lovirp behind tvo horses Tw hours l ter Joel eturned to the house, utterly exhausted Th f r r sked hir how he was gettdng along Tot gettin along t all snapoed Joel disgustedly how do you ex ect me to hold a lov with two big strong horses trying to ull it awev from me all the time?W hiss ertlorne became very angry because she had not been invited to a icnic her 'riende were going to The mornlng of the event the hostess relented and asked her to come It's too lat ' she snapped I've already orayed for rain ' 7ella and arl G walked side by side over a bridge Warl, see we sure did shake that bridge 'rs hlte asked on a te t the names of the five most common bugs Johnny wrote June, tumble lady, bed and hum Co y u ka n't spoken to your w4'e f r three years Nhyo asked the judge o' 'r Hamilton who rep ied T didn't want to interru Louise was saving her pr yers nd please, God petitioned L 'lake Boston the pital of Verr nt hy Louise sa1d her shocked mother hat makes you s y that ' Louise settled herself in bed ' ause she answered I made it that way in my examination paper today and I want it to be right Just before 'hristmas Miss Smith read the following on a freshman' exarinationpapef God only knows the answer to this question Merry 'hristmas ' cross the same paper Miss Smith wrote WGod gets an A you get an F Happy New Year ' Jimmy left the farm to get a job in the city He wrote a letter to his brother who elected to stick to the farm, telling of the joys of city life in which he said Thursday we autoed out to the Country Club where we golfed until dark Then we motored to the beach for the week end C U The brother on the farm wrote back 'gesterigymnieguggieto 0 b b lled all the afternoon O HY town and ase e bawed until Sundown After we had supoereda After that we staircased up to our room an bed teaded until the clock fived the cornfield and se we piped for a while l d track in reaching The picknickers were 3252622132 igoigvz iigciiaand little Frankie hing Blackwell going ahead' Saw 8 train approac till on the track Wagerly he shouted to his fathir,1::3hwfS S ' ngurry, Daddy or else give me t 0 the place where they 4 'tau' il 1' xx, . 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N S . . . l - . , !IIlIIIi AJ DEBATE Left to Right Mrs Dovie Smith, coach, Dolly Mn Wilson, Mary Lou Jacks, Eleanor Chaney Marjorie SWBTt3 The question debated this ye r by high schools is 'Resolved that all states shou d adopt a unicameral system of legislation The Cement team had their first debate with Minco in December at C Both our affirmative and negative mon the'r debates unan imouely The next debate with Tuttle in January was again won by Cement again a double victory In that debate we were proud of Mary Lou, our only Freshman debator e are expecting her to be an A l debator before she leaves us January 29 Cement entered 1 state vide tournament in Oklahoma C'ty nd among those teams met and defeated were Ada Drumright Maud and Xashita Eleanor and Marjorie djd some very commendable debating in upholding the affirmative against ada's negative One no dec sion practice debate was held with Cyril at Cyril As this enters the annual our debators have just returned from was rexdy to enter the quarter finals, but it vas impossible to stay for the remainder of the tournament Those teams defeated were Noun aln View A, ashlta and Mountain View C In the meeting vit? lountain View 1, Dolly Ann made the judge stop nodding and sit up and listen as she begun and continued her argument for the negative Her poise and delivery compared very favorable wlth that of any speaker Before the season is over, Cement plans to have an Invitational tournament here The debate activities for the year 1937 1958 will close with the Coun y tournament april 19 in Cyril, where we expect to make a good show .M-W .-.av DRAMATIC CLUB d Robert Hare Myrtle Zachary, gg5S2T5g:do2inge5l2S gzggngisz Warren Gibereon, Otholee I gobZndsfiof1leEuEgyHanthorne, Coach' Mina Pearl Fugate' ec H'5H3?1E'Swa1-za, Lucille Bell, Mozell Williams, Dolly Ann wilson, Eleanor ChaneY ,W we lv ' ' ' 7 'gn A Q d . ' . F M : N c. Y - - . Y' f .- + 51 ' ' 1 - n 9 ' 1. A f .. k'i . . Mountain View where they entered the Conference tournament. The team ' ll . ' M 1 V. t- ' ' ' Y 1 . l 1 l t . 5 ' ing. ' I f . V , 1 s . 51 If ' ' A E I' If 1 wx! .. I .3 Lf N Z5 .J X We , 'fllriiff u-.,- f fn. . . ec'or Ncve ber af, eree 1 cble, + I-on arms wr Tien 'X la IA V ' 8 .A M' ca,t of c.1 ecfe' 19 1 c e vbP1lt , lien me L lS A. . bn 1 'we' on lee ene Q . L, we ee J. 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'Y A ' , . . , . 1 'Q kdfv ' , , v.J SIMON S FUNERAL HOME QHIQKMHA OKIAHOMA I HON If 806 CEMENT FUNERAL HOME H Haycen PHONP 619 AWIBUIANCI' CAIL DAY OR NILJHF PITCHFORD ELECTRIC 81 SUPPLY CONTRACTORS AND DFALERS 51 Chnl-uslua Axemle PHONE 281 .See Us For Your bleetrual 'Ve-eds We Do All Kmds Of Eleutrmal Repairs CHICKASHA OKI AHOMA Compliments Of T H E DIXIE CHICKASHAS BEST nom, WE SELI 7en1th RHGIOS and ABC Washers and Ironers Norge Apphanpes A Complete Line 0fP1UII1bII1g hlegtrzc Futures Ana' Supplies F B BAKER PLUMBING 8x ELECTRIC 104 S 4th Chxckashi Okla Phone 788 1 K Q Y , , Ii. A 2 1' A - 'Q ' . ' ' ' CO. 'H-XS T GIRL scoU'rs roop Iv C9m6Dt Okla Chartered Feb 18 1958 F1 ta ' Orgs MDW Joyce Jhltaker, Earldean Pate, Mattie Baty, Dorothy Jo Y BTJOI' 6 Swarts and Blanche S onhalt Seco d R P z, captain ..I.2. OW Lois Morris, Tinnie Pearl Bontrager, Iona Volt Batt raven Bonnie Rane D th y and Eleanor Chaney y' Oro Y SWHNS, Elwanda C ter Scribe Third Row Edna Pate Dolores C t h 1 E rton, and Kathleen,Elliott u S 8 1' Verna Robertson' Faye Lieutenants hrs Janes Smith and Mrs Frank Blackwell rs Ralph L Jenkins, Mrs J W Hamilton, and Ruth Hantggrne BOY SCOUTS Troop 16, Cement, Okla Chartered Oct 31, 1957 First Row Pobert Buchanan, Assistant Scoutmaster, J M Hamilton, S outmaster, Robert Loftin, Assistant Scoutmaster, James Tones Edward Huff, Bob Burns, Bobby Newell, J B Wagner, Senior Patrol Leader, Avos Powell Lewis Roberts, Leslie Dixon Second Row Fill Elliott, Lewis Perklns, Gene Day, Richard Chaney, PEE? Wyatt, Richard Duesler, Elmer Cline Third Row George Roblnson, Joe Marland Cutshall, John Jr May, Billy U-fbefff Johnnie Davis, Nell Wade Jr , Bobbie lacks, Llewellyn Jones, Hodges Butter, and John Joe Roberts Troo Committee B D Barnett, Chairman, Leroy Simmons, Edgar R JacEs, W B Wyatt I , fs W 8 I - U ' Q J . car , , O - Q I Hggog Comm ttee--Mrs. W.L. Dixon, Chairman, Mrs. Russell Chang 44f I P C u , 7 I ' Ne ' ' - am ' - v , s. Joan Kay Jenkins Mascots Whose? 'Shot-Gun' Nice Horsie Boots J. B. k Gene Flats Daffy Juniors I 'node' 'Cooky' Leap Frog P. G. 'Woody' Bloody hand Miss Hanthorne's Whose? 'x Genevieve Dave Pals Hot cha cha Whose? Whose? Knock-kneed Old General Emma CH I'm telling you 8 Joan Kay k Fee boo H1 Jenks Professor Loftin Caught smoking The Hamiltons Beautiful lady Wild man Hung again Last yeaxfs Supt Ruth k Allen Mr Hamilton II Elmer Football mascot Annie k Gene large k Jo Geneva , 14. . - 9. 15. gn . 10. 16. Football queen Hr. Captain ll. Fletta Griffin 17. Ride em' cowboys 12. .15- 15, 19. 20.