Chandler High School - Lion Yearbook (Chandler, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1952 volume:

.dwayezgokedi TAY'-0 DALLAS. TEXAS 7001-and MEANS amen vnnnooxs PUBLISHING C7 il 7Ze Published by the Senior Class CHANDLER HIGH SCHOOL CHANDLER, OKLAHOMA L Hiwfffx ggg EET if , A N C fu A , I 'NMAXJ H ,.,...:.:1::,: 5 sw? A A uf.. .... .... , 1.5-s -N gf:Q:::g:g:g::2:Ig1:Z:2:2:I:2:I:I:l:I:1:5:1 5:35:11-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-: 55 ,H A' ..... 1 N? ,Muzi WA. , 2 . ,, ' xv . 1 ,v?Tit, uiyxt v 11.3 - 54: Q35 A aff, ' T ' - fi ' .. we mv -LMA I X X X I ! if Z X X 1 If -:-1. ,f X X 55253: f f X - ff Q7 X x 7 on A , V X I X f , X X f X N X i X X X X a 4 X To vou, the Student Bodv oi Chandier High Schooi, the annuai staii presents the Lion oi 1951-52. Your 5 schooi iiie, with its victories and deieats, is pictured - X here. You have iived itg we have attempted to record it. it these recordings oi this vear hecoxne dearer in a distant future, the staff s hope wiii he reaiized. THE ST AY? .... ,,.. ,,.. . ----f ' f f X X -:EE Egzmzifggv.. fe WT f H ? , A ' If ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ATHLETICS ORGANIZATIONS DEPARTMENTS mu ,HP Zi' -fE '.. .-T' f . l l g5 f .5 'Yo the Prhirnni Association oi the Chandier idigh Schooi which is ceiehrating the 50th anniversary oi its iirst gradu- ating ciass this year. it is the hope and aint oi the ciass oi 1952, as they ioin the ranks oi this iihistrions group to make the organization proud hy adding new honors to its present iong iist oi notahie achievements. THE ST PEE' Annual Queen IEA NIE RACKLEY MR. HOWARD RICHEY JOY MULLEN Editor DAVID ERWIN Sports Editor Sponsor RHETTA KEY Advertising BETTY HART Advertising and Art MOLLIE CHILDRESS Photography .I IM WILSON Assistant Editor gn. 4' 1 I' ' tu il Q .. eff! f NX K Ni, 9 N V . I J -'wg , Q 1 THE STAFF JEANIE RACKLEY Organizations HELEN SODERSTROM Classes FAYE BAILEY Classes HELEN LAY Organizations V414 These doors sfand as a symbol of your high ideals and noble efforfs al' CHS 1 ' . X J J -in f I -.. F C f ADM IN STRATI 0 ' , , -- K A ., fgfwf K I M iw ' Y 30 M-'..M-da' 0' gba .ww , can ,G f L ,,.,,: , m,W1 y . -'fglfffclgu . k SFI at ,,,, A 4 , f As graduahon day jusfifiable pride your Alfhough 'Ihis yearboo ound in +he rnnclpally a plcforlal in fhe imponderabl for you, fhe class and exfra-class SS ii? you whole- Y Q Q Gym W 'i0S,Y'5. 'YYWANXPX Comqoexee YN Psvxvvas OBXKYNXCYXBQL, . Vw 6xoaX Qdoeaixoo S944 PM P, Cwwxoawv, Vw QXUBX Qisocfaixoo N595 . 6 fi . XX , Svqfxev , SQ660 YXUYXQQ ,Yr NWS . YXYAKJS ,Yr 5. Scfxesxce NNXEX . ' skate X XX.?:Y1O Q oc,aix0ivaX Pxgxc . 955.9955 PW Y,-oQxQ0,'cYxexo1i OUX59 YXJPWY ,BSL e 'Q-oooogdxoe Xkxosv KL35. S595 . XJ aixowa X699 xl oc, 399 16041 Pv eice, XPCSq PSY9. Gems CMAJ QYAJ ixoe Wax NW YNUWA ?JBPsS?J5,?:.P-. V696 YXQXXD WAS . 90Qx5Xx 9 XXYXXXJ Yixsxovg new each , S0 ,NX X3 Ps Coach, '59 NWS . OOYXXB WN 'SKA-ixc -4 H l6'0 rd of fducafian .ak The members of the CHANDLER SCHOOL BOARD, pictured above are, left to right: Carl Wright, Treasurer, Perry Myers, Member, Ray Shafer, Vice President, Kenneth Savage, President, Dave Phillips, Superintendent, Elliott Forbis, Clerk, Dr. C. W. Rob- ertson, Member, Dave Hellman, Member. gm M' ,,s Y-K 1 X A ffuhnfs M Ml QQ 6? S 25.57 Cf ' V 1 w 1 7 ka 4. x X ' ,X i X f 1' W 1 fz- ' ' ff x if Gee r-gg C Tw?-xs. or A H qf ,Eff 1 1 nge: 'F V 5 3 .V ' 4 f 2 Q 2 l 5, . 0 Bef-if 4 l . . ' V523-i g if Q L ig m nm ? W 394- gl vc f K i 1 qv, ff Q In m V IV 1' 1 if 4, arwrfru L. Unis C J :A .gp- Scniv Hass E 3 , SL Q QF :- President ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, JIM WILSON Vice President .,,,7,,.. EDGAR BROOKS Secretary ,....... ,...,......,. N ORMA LINDSEY Treasurer Class Sponsor Class Parents SODERSTROM MR. HOWARD RICHEY P. D. ERWIN DR. C. W. ROBERTSON -if za? 0 1 5 Y is ,. f if gpg Lawn 11155 2 . S im A was QQ .XM . xf .J 4, M P',.w, ,Q .gum -. , 'N Q igx at ':V-: i N vi r Z u Q ae :-gg, .,.., e A ,, M A 152 M, . ' - I My ff 'L ,-ix x. Q QP wg -JE-iza 1? A-6 '.L gi 5 4 Sa 55 RUTH ANN COCHRAN-Pep Club 1, 2, 3, .lun- ior Play, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Operetta 1, 2, 3? FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Office 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1. CLARENCE GOODMAN-FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA Reporter 4, Basketball 1. UVONE GOLDEN-Wyandotte High 1, 2, 3, Clee Club 4, FHA 2, 4. L. C. GOODMAN-Track 1. FLORENCE DUKE-Office Girl 2, FHA 2, 4, Librarian 4. LEE HELM-Basketball 1, 2, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4. RHETTA KEY-Glee Club 1, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 3, 4, Football Queen Candidate 1, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Football Cheerleader 4, Band 1, 3, 4, Class Secretary 1, 3, Davenport High 2, Davenport Annual Queen 2, Operetta 1, 3, 4, Junior Play, Lion's Roar Editor 4, Annual Staff, FHA 4, Girls' Quartet 3, Office 4, Candidate for Band Queen 3. RAY HELM-Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA King 4, Basketball .1, FFA President 4, Glee Club 2. JOY MULLEN-Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, 3, 4, FFA Queen 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Club President 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA President 4, State Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' State 3, Class Secretary 2, Debate 3, Football Queen Attendant 3, Voice of Chandler High 4, Sextet 3. DONALD HURST-Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, Wellston High 3, Baseball 3. HELEN LAY-Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Play, Band 2, Class Treasurer 2, Student Council 3, Girls' Quartet 3, Girls' Sextet 3, Football Cheer- leader 4, FHA Song leader 1, Annual Staff, Office 4. ROBERT JAMES-Football 1, 4, Track 1, 3, 4, Clee Club 1, 4, Voice of Chandler High 4, Operetta 4. MARJORIE KOONCE-Glee Club 1, 2, Mixed Chorus 1, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Play, Pep Club 1, 2, Debate 27 Librarian 2, 3, Office 4,' Class Vice President 1. DARRELL LEACH-Football 2, Basketball 2, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, FFA Secretary 4. ANITA PARKER-Wellston High 1, Basketball 1, 2, Glee Club 1, Softball 1, Librarian 3: Pep Club 3, Voice of Chandler High 4. NOEL STARLING-FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Voice of Chandler Hi 4. MARY LOU PERCIFUL-Roland High 1, 2, 3, Cvlee Club 1, 2, 3, Junior Play, 4-H 1, 2, 3, Class Vice President 2, State Honor Society 1, 2, 3, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 2. DOUCLAR THOMAS-Dexter, New Mexico 1, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. TREVA LEE PORTER--Librarian 2, 3, Pep Club 2, Office 4, Lions Roar 4. HOBERT RAGLAND-Rush Springs High 1, Baseball 1, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 3, Track 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Class President 3, Boys' State 3, Junior Play, Operetta 3, 4. JEANIE RACKLEY-Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Operetta l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, Football Cheerleader 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Brass Sextet 3, FHA 2, 4, Student Council 3, Junior Play, Annual Staff. JOHN ROBERTSON-Football 1, 4, Basket- ball 1, 4, Track 1, Mixed Chorus l, 4, Operetta 1, 4, Glee Club 1, 4, Band 1, New Mexico Military Institute 2, 3, Wrestling 2, 3. VIRGINIA ROZELL-FHA 2, 3, 4. DON TRENT-Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 4, Track 1, 2, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Operetta l, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, Debate 2, 3, Speech Play 3, Boys' State 3, President Student Council 3. BILL MENDENHALL-Football 1, 3, 4, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Voice of Chandler High 4. OLETA PARKER-Wellston High 1, Clee Club 1, Pep Club 3, Basketball 1, 2, Softball 1, Librarian 3, 4, Lions Roar. JESSE POWERS-FFA l, 2, 3, 4, Lions Roar 4. DELLA MAE PEACE-White Rock High 1, Basketball 1, 2, 4, Softball 1, Pep Club 1, 3, 4-H 1, Lions Roar 4. CARL RAGSDALE-FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Lions Roar 4. MARTHA SUE PERCIFUL-Roland High 1, 2, 3, Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 4-H 1, 2, 3, Junior Play. HELEN SODERSTROM-Glee Club 1, Band 2, Class Treasurer 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' State 3, State Honor Society 1, 2. 3, 4, Operetta 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 4, FFA Queen 3, FHA Presi- dent 3, Annual Staff, Office 4. JIM WILSON-Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 1, 2, 3, 4, Athletic Manager 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Vice President 3, Pres- ident 4, One-act Play 4, Junior Play, Boys' State 3, Annual Staff, Lions Roar 4. BARBARA STANFILL-Clee Club 1, 2, 3, FHA 2, 3, 4, Junior Play Prompter 3, Pep Club 2, Operetta 1, 2. MARY ANN SPRACUE-Northeast High 1, Davenport High 1, 2, Band Twirler 2. 3, Junior Play, Glee Club 3. TOMMY MITCHELL-Basketball 1, 2, Football 1, 2, 4, Track 2, Class President 2. VETRICE STEWART-Librarian 3, 4. , L I N .Af lm , 4 ,Q UUU Q'-x DONIVAN WADE--Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, Clee Club 1, 2, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Operetta 3, 4, Lions Roar 4. WILLA JUNE WELCH-Glee Club 3, 4, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, Student Council 3, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 3, 4. ORVILLE WILLIAMS BILLIE WARD-Glee Club 3, Librarian 4. BOB WELCH-Football 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer 2. JUNE WARD-Glee Club 3, Librarian 4. LETHA STICE-Agra High 1, 2, 3, Softball 1, 2, 3, Basketball 4, Softball 4. JOHN WELLS-Durant High 1, 2, Wagoner High 3, 4, Class President 4, Football 3, 4, Track 2, 4, FFA 1, 4, Debate 1, 2, Dramatic Club 1, 2. ii 2 , 233 5 M . . 2 fm: 45' - X Qi, mai rw , , '39 . -. ,V- ,,:.. .. . ,- C ,,- , Nag, - ,, H ., ,L ,A . :-.E -,1 .f em- 1.1 Q -- f : .nw ' Y- 1 ' J 5 ' -- V gif . haf g 5,1 ,,.,YqRs n - .. 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Treasurer ...,. Class Sponsor ,..... Class Parents TOMMY OSBORN ..-.....TOMMY WILSON J ACK WHITE PARR VAL GENE LITTLEFIELD MRS. CLIFFORD WHITE MR. BLUE BAILEY JoAnn Alsip Norma Ashley Barbara Bailey Shirley Baldridge James Beck Arlene Calvin Dean Cochran Alice Danker Jimmie Davis Mary Lou Dotson Lloyd Douglas Jimmie Duke Donald Eagleton Argo Harris Jimmy Harris Barbara Helm Kenneth Herd Jimmie Hiemer Carolyn Hinkle Dale Hoover Darryl Hopkins Paul Howell Billy Jarvis Claudia Jondahl Doris Keegan Alma Key Bill Key Ronald McCurdy Bob Merry Lorene Miller i A X . l ywy wif .. . W. , 1' Q 2' Reece Murray Marjorie Myers Leon Orr Tommy Osborn Betty Parr Donna Nell Parsons Ann Patterson Laura Peace Donald Powers Harvey Rackley Doris Reed Doris Scribner Lavon Stice Jimmie Tuggle Max Turner Roger Wade Forest Walker John Walker Helen Washam Katherine Wayland Jack White Cecil Wilson Jerry Wilson Tommy Wilson Laura Soderstrom an 4 0 0764 4 if lb' 1. s in nfl a t o J W 12 gal: 34 LL l!ii,m3Li ,i ,, ,V S' 5 13' . . -. A e'ee .Ti is Z 5 5 , Q ,R . QF - 'W w ' 'KW -i-- . gras i,,f ,--. hisgfi1f?2f',wif A s 5 K QMS -7 ' iTf'55l4'f1! W' if 1. A V ' wiggle' 1 .I ,ff Q R ew fs W f W ' I 1 Z X C A9 SENIoR 6AL,5 I HSCLE ?rcsl1mar1 611155 Preszdent ..,....... Vice President Secretary Treasurer Class Sponsor Class Parents --,,.,,,,.,,,,,-..-, ......,.DAN ERWIN ..-..-..CHARLES RICE ---------..JOHN CANNON -..- ...... NANCY PIDCOCK .....,...................,......, MRS. LOUIS HURST MRS. CLAUDE JONDAHL MR. 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'-.: L A V 3 51.1, :, ,f A , '! ' Ja Q ff 't 93, X it 3 ' Q A x M ,W ,,,., 1,f L , , , , 'fa INBULN 33,3 'fx 1951 lfg ,L EHAMPS - id ,K gf ' W., . nw, m,,, , . K ' 1, ' ,. .. - ' -, :pn , guys:mr -j'4i11i:,,41 .hr -A K ' .F .1 K -ff, , I ' ' 4. ,, . ,b ...V .. W 74055466 .Queen WANDA SANDEFUR 5 Julie Costain's grade average of 3. 968 named her as Salutatorian this year. BernardineWeaverand Nancy Connor, Valedictorians, both maintaineda 4.0 grade average throughout their high school days. :si , 5. G ,. MEMORIES OF SENIOR CLASS OF '60 Motto He can who thinks he can Flower Gladiola Colors Rose and Silver Officers President Richard Haught Vice President Edward Madole Sec. and Treas. Mary Linda Buchanan Sponsors Dorothy Barnett Milton Phillips Fred Parks Velma Powers Richard Haught, president of the senior class, presents this oil painting to Howard Hunsaker, Principal of Pryor High School, as a gift from the T960 graduating class. The Tiger has been the mascotof Pryor High School for many years. The painting is to be hung in the lobby of the gymnasium. wa Q if J Q Y Q S 5 A, U uk N L. X . A w ..1-10 ,av 7 ' 'W 3 egg: Zim in TOMMY ALSIP Manager + Wu gr' 7 . We 7 ii n SHELBY WYATT WARREN CARMICHAEL Coach Coach C.H.S ........ ....... 3 5 Casady ...... ..,...., 1 3 C.H.S ........ ....... 6 Okemah .,., ..,,...V l 9 C.H.S ..,..... ....... 5 2 Yale ............. ,....... 1 2 C.H.S .....,.. ....,.. 7 St. Gregory ..... .,,,. 0 C.H.S .....,,, ...,.., 4 1 Morris ......,.. ..,.. 0 C.H.S ........ ....... 3 9 Tecumseh ..... ..... 7 C.H.S ........ ....... 2 0 Davenport --- ..... 0 j C.H.S ........ ....... 3 3 Beggs ...,.,.. .....,.. 1 2 C.H.S ........ ....... 7 Stroud ..... ..... 6 C.H.S ....,... ......, 3 9 Prague ..... 6 C.H.S ........ ....... 6 Fairfax ..-... ..l9 Third row: Coach Wyatt, Trainer Wilson, J im Tuggle, Kenneth Herd, Charles Reed, Dan Erwin, Glen Wakely, Bill Mendenhall, David Erwin, John Robertson, Edgar Brooks, Vernon Clover, Bob James, Coach Carmichael. Second row: Roger Childress, George Calvin, Bill Westfall, Lee Helm, Tom Mitchell, Charles Oleson, Reece Murray, Donivan Wade, Ralph Campbell, Hobert Ragland, Jim Hiemer, Jack Alford. First row: Forrest Walker, Don Trent, Tom Osborn, Lloyd Douglas, Ola Greenfield, Jack White, Tom Wilson, Doyle Caldwell, Ray Helm, Don Anerbery, Dale Calvin, Bob Speers. DEAN COCHRAN Manager TOM MITCHELL Senior-Tackle All-District DON TRENT Senior-Back All-District M5533 . 'Teri ,1 W M a.w- ',l+-QI. - ggi, A A -f fr'-f, 5,-,asf 'gp ,,f'fm-Vw-,sf A mrs' 3' jf? I l IH N52-3f'QfKsf'F, M , ,wi Tzsiwff-iff 4: w.:'21asg,..5..i..:.5n '5s1.e5fA-, If I ,G ,tgi- .I A T..-' -I me EPI , 'ik vi? 4. f If ,,. .. HM , ,-M: ',4w. , I , wg.-,Q uf f ,-M y, Lrg. Y rm. 1, ,.., Agn, 'Q ,,- . , H 1.1.2, 'K . Q . .1 , ,-, Vg f , ,,- Q m,:ff1f.-y ,- 'fNe'I 'Z ' +?'f ,.v,,.i wt'F f2.H2.,, N fn 4 I 5253 ilu. 4,11-igi .-. lr. 3 I I A I ..,. A I Ag, QI, mx' -, . 11 ' ' Q. :af Aff 'ku ' .-ffff, 3' Lb, f . ' M k r - W V :E ,. 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W 5 .4 - V wif' f'igf's44 ' V . -N f'f.g.Q,,!fL 'WAQNW 7, .4 ,M I VW : Q ' , . E K, ,A , - , 'LE,.gQ. A, ,V w11,i,V,K, ,MJ-.. ff ,J 3 L 5, A E w- Q5 3 3' Eg ,- , A ,B u 3A....,.A Q, .I ' ' ' , A 5 , V... . V325 .swf My -V. .K -ina. 'X V -7 ,Q is 55, Q A awww? wif A . N n - , ' A ' N Q f V L V ,Ii 3,4534 Mn A .K , M L3 1 J fit. 5, .b , ij V .ll Ji fgtvgiggl, ,xfhyf V. :. - , Ahekxzqfa-:V+-:i,f-,Vm': '- - , ,Q -. VV -- if 'iff f V VV ' . CHARLES OLESON BILL WESTFALL RAY HELM Guard-Junior Fullback-Junior CuardfSeni0r 5 as W' - V E ,W E , V 'I 1 ,Va ,HY DONIVAN WADE Back-Senior All-District All-Distric! A ,iw t V V V us KN-gm' K 1 7, f .3 v Y , 4 Q A 1- . 'P VV' fr R, 'vlwixwf jgwfsy wym-I. .QAHX ,,, , V ,fx , ' f- ' i V an V Y' Rxg'f? A' 4, ff . 'T 1 - 'R 'FE W ,rw 2 VV? iw ',, Lisa.-Swrfuqwf' Q: ,h 'JN ' ' FEYSL' V1 32: I ' IW ' if '. 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V OLA GREENFIELD DOYLE CALDWELL CHARLES REED Guard-Junior Fullback-,I unior Center-Junior Q 'W ' 1 my 5 W- V Yr m - U, Q, .. gb, ,s 1 K I Y N 3: 'yA:' :V.A V . H l4wVRy .. A ,Va ' n . ff 521. V 1 --Qai,if',LQ,. V , -E 1 v. 7 . ,. - V' 'P, f., ,Q , 5 fmt' 4, 4C 1?f f5.z,.l ,E-X ,L Y I 3 . ' . ' A GLEN WAKELY KENNETH HERD REECE MURRAY TaCklC-Jl1Ili0r End-Sophomore End-Sophomore ff, E 3 The Chandler Lions of 1951 was one ofthe gamest teams ever to don the Red and Blue. Under the able coaching of Shelby Wyatt and Warren Carmichael, the Lions compiled a season record of 9 wins, and 2 losses. The Chandler -Lions opened their 1951 football sea- son Thursday, September 13, with a resounding win over an inexperienced team from Casady of Oklahoma City 35-13. Friday, September 14, they traveled to Okemah where the Lions were defeated 19-6 on two bad breaks by pass interceptions, one for a touchdown. The next week the Lions took on the Yale Bulldogs at Yale, where they defeated a very inferior team by a score of 52-13. On the 28th of September the St. Gregory Knights traveled to Chandler and battled the Lions on our home grounds with the Lions coming out on the long end of a 7-0 score. The following Friday the Morris Eagles came to town and although they weren't expected to have much they battled the Lions all through the game, but the Lions won 41-0. The Tecumseh Savages came to town and in what was expected to be a hard fought game the Lions came out the victor 39-7. The Lions traveled to Davenport the next week and in a hard fought battle won, by capitalizing on the breaks 20-0. The Beggs Demons and the Lions locked horns in a battle at Chandler on October 26 and the Chandler Lions came from behind to win in a thriller 33-12. On November 2, the Lions traveled to Stroud to take on the Tigers in the deciding game in District 15-B. The Tigers scored first but the Lions came from be- hind to score and then hold them the rest of the game, threatening several times to win 7-6. The following week the Lions defeated the Prague Red Devils in a District and Conference fray 39-6 to win the District 15-B and 66 Conference champion- ships. In the Bi-District playoffs the Lions lost to a good Fairfax team by the score of 19-6. BILL MENDENHALL, all-district end, was a good defensive end and pass receiver. EDGAR BROOKS, all district end, was a top pass receiver and a good blocker. HOBERT RAGLAND was a good pass receiver and also a good blocker. TOM MITCHELL, all-district tackle, was one of the roughest tackles in the district. GEORGE CALVIN was a good blocker and was used at both guard and tackle slots. RAY HELM. all-district guard, was the most under- rated member of the team. DALE CALVIN, all-district guard, was one of the best defensive guards in the district. DAVID ERWIN, all-district back, was a good passer and runner and was also the punter. DON TRENT. all-district back, was used at various positions and was a rugged player. LEE HELM was a hard charging fullback. DON ARTERBERY was the fastest man on the team and could always be counted on. RALPH CAMPBELL was an excellent defensive back. DONIVAN WADE was good defensive safety. GLEN WAKELY was one of the roughest tackles in the district. BILL WESTFALL was another hard running back and good blocker. VERNON CLOVER was a good play caller and blocker. TOMMY WILSON, Sophomore center, could always be counted on. ., w ,, gmmf EEA. 'M w fill. ' ,MVJVJM ww ww 'ji 'Y , Q ,V,,VVqi N wig K my , -A ,V L?'w wma Qwfff iff V w if , f 1 he QS -F14 Wag Q4 Wx? img is 'Q fg'mVfQ , V , if WH F fa. MS f mffxgf,--L-S, ,.., if, . 'Y-354 M4469 A Qfffif 'ff'if5vef, s ,fl wb e 751 sq, wr x'EVq..V',w V swVswg1.wm Vg,19i ,f wry, , A ie? V IV ri Q . 1 -1L?ii'1- . SX 531 Vhi'i'?1fifV , xiii 1- - if V - V s ' 'W 1 1 . 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' ,. ws gg, , . -. , F V , EQ 3 DAVID ERWIN EDGAR BROOKS DON ARTERBERY TOMMY ALSIP WARREN CARMICHAEL Coarlr VERNON CLOVER BILL WESTFALL KENNETH HERD BILL MENDENHALL DOYLE CALDWELL 4 15 R' law if F04 if via li 520,55 Baseball FIRST ROW: Mike Graham, Robert Walker, Gary Risner, Randy Carter, Tommy Patterson, Jim Terneus, Bill Packard, and Bill Edwards. SECOND ROW: Ronnie Kincade, Bill Dieker, DeWayne Couch, Gary Dickey, Coach Vanzant, Danny McCarty, Clarence Glazebrook, Bill Graham, and David Wyse. Track Squad FIRST ROW: Art Stidham, Charles Anderson, Tommy Flood, Jim Saporito, Jim Terneus, Bill Swan, Bill Clarke, Jack Manley, and Richard Haught. SECOND ROW: Coach Smith Ja k R' ' , c lsner, Bob Weaver, Rodney Calllson, Buddy Barnett, Jon Fleck, Royce Brown, Kieth Phillips, and Edward Madole. 'I ki MISS PRYOR 1960 MISS KAY WHEELESS SOPHOMORE Miss Pryor's attendants are Miss Jessie Higgs, Junior, Miss Susan Stevens, Senior, Miss Mary Ann Sifferman, Junior, and, Miss Jean Sission, Sophomore. Richard Haught, Senior Class President, crowned Miss Pryor. :ww ,JE was MQ f- A Q.: if '9 'J Q' Q' ' Y ,v wwvw 1--r .J Af: - AQ, li VALGENE LITTLEFI ELD ffoarlr Back row: lla Soderstrom, Ruth Ann Cross, Betty Parr, Jimmy Ted Stipe, Dorothy Stone, Dorothy Mendenhall, Coach Littlefield. Front row: Katherine Wayland, Willa June Welch, Wanda Wayland, Para Lee Franklin, Laura Soderstrom, Doris Jean Scribner. The Lionettes of 1952 will be remembered as one of the most aggressive teams in the past few years at Chandler High. They also had plenty of reserve strength to back up the regulars. In the Oklahoma Baptist University tournament the Lionettes were defeated by the Meeker Bulldogs, who went on to win the tournament. In 'the County tournament they were defeated by Wellston, who also won the tournament. The Lionettes will not be hard hit by graduation in numbers for Willa June Welch is the only senior on the squad but still they will miss her speed and aggressiveness. Those players returning next year are as follows: Forwards: Dorothy Mendenhall, Juniorg Doris Scribner, Sophomoreg Para Lee Franklin, ,luniorg Wanda Wayland, Junior. Guards: lla Soderstrom, Juniorg Betty Parr, Sophomoreg Jimmy Ted Stipe, Juniorg Dorothy Stone, ,luniorg Katherine Way- land, Sophomore. tml! Back row: Supt. Phillips, Edgar Brooks, Bill Wilson, David Erwin, Bill Mendenhall, Donivan Wade, Jackie Thomason, Don Parsons, Coach 'Shelby Wyatt. Front row: Charles Wilbanks, Ola Greenfield, Lee Helm, Bill Westfall, Kenneth Clover, Don Arterbery, Doyle'Caldwell, Don Conley. The 1951 edition of the Lion track team was one of the best hustling track teams in the last few years at C. H. S. ,X Under the able coaching of Slielby Wyatt and War- ren Carmichael and the able assistance of Supt. Dave Phillips, the team made good showing at the Bison Relays, Central State Relays, and the Aggie Relays. In the County Track Meet the Lions avenged the defeat of last year by winning the meet with 74- points to almost double the output of the Stroud Tigers, the 1950 champions. ln the Regional Meet at Norman the next week the Lions had a fierce battle with Purcell for top honors with the Lions winning out by the count of 69M2 to Purcellis 63. Some of the Lions' performers in 1951 were as fol- lows: Charles Wilbanks and Don Arterbery, Sprintersg Don Conley, Ola Greenfield, Edgar Brooks, Distance Meng Don Parsons, Kenneth Clover, Bill Mendenhall, Quarter Meng David Er- win, Hurdlerg Bill Westfall, Lee Helm, Bill Wilson, Weight Meng Jack Thomason and Doyle Caldwell, Pole Vaulters. sr., Q. i,,iL,v-- fn-A gc, . m'm-- 1-,-,fi,f,fXN 1.2 My 75-5,325 - M -M L,L. I 4932? 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Second row: Beverly Young, Ruth Ann Lay, Shirley Haws, Willa June Welch, Billie Henry, Thelda Mendenhall, Bea- trice Hopkins, Uvone Golden, Joan Mattheyer, Betty Hart, Naomi Lamb, Helen Lay, Rhetta Key. First row: Ann Patterson, Alma Key, Helen Washam, Dorothy Stone, Sally Mears, Mary Lee Carleton, Claudia Jondahl, Glenda Smith, Mary Sue Moore, Doris Keegan, Freida Fender- son. Zdwvfw 6 Top row: Ralph Campbell, John Robertson, Vernon Clover, Dan Erwin, Charles Reed, Hobert Ragland, Jack Alford, Tommy Wilson, Jack White, Tommy Osborn. Third row: Rayburn Anderson, Bill Key, Grant Emrick, Dale Calvin, Wayne Gough, Jerry Jondahl, Jerry Wilson, Bobby Merry, Dale Ragland, John Cannon, Robert Mascho. Second row: Harvey Bowen, Donald Powers, Bobby James, Charles Oleson, Donivan Wade, Jimmie Duke, Richard Sims, Proctor Mullen, Danny Wright, David Erwin, Jimmie Wilson. First row: Dennis Beaty, Donald Roberts, Clyde Berry, John- ny Pool, Charles Hayes, Edward Hart, Charles Rice, Jimmie Johnson, Roley Herndon, Tommy Alsip. BARITONE Bill Key BASS Hobert Ragland Procter Mullen Dale Calvin OBOE Mary Sue Moore BELL LYRE Kenita Savage Mary Lee Carleton FLAG SQUAD Tujuana Wayland Dorothea Stone Jo Ann Mattheyer Nancy Pidcock CORNET Tommy Osborn Charles Oleson John Cannon Dan Erwin Jack White Charles Hayes Danny Wright Jerry J ondahl Wayne Gough CORNET Clarke McCoy Terry Flatt Jean Ray Dawson FRENCH HORN Jeanie Rackley Rhetta Kay Joy Mullen Doris Reed TROMBONE David Erwin Grant Emrick Barbara Helm Jimmy Swiggart Jimmy Paul Smith FLUTE Glenda Temple Howard Carleton CHANDLER TWIRLERS CHARLES OLESON D,u,,, Maja, BARBARA HILL NAoM1 LAMB CLARINET Gary LaGere Jerry Wilson Edward Hart Claudia .londahl Eddie Clover Robert Mascho Harvey Bowen Miriam Hellman Barbara Hill Naomi Lamb CLARINET Barbara Bailey Donna Nell Parsons ,lean Myers Marjorie Wolf Glenda Reed Jan Mears Shirley Berry Carol Koonce SAXOPHONE Tommy Wilson Nolan Douglas Glenda Smith Mollie Childress Ann Patterson Frieda Fenderson PERCUSSION Helen Waslianl Marjorie Myers Betty Parr Bob Merry Miller Gerardy Boyd Fischer CLAUDIA JONDAHL BARBARA BAILEY BAND CLAU DIA JONDAHL Drum Major mia! 6402664 Qffllf? , ,, W -gr-sw Top row: Jim Wilson, Ralph Campbell, John Robertson, Vernon Clover, Dan Erwin, Charles Reed, Donivan Wade, Hobart Ragland, Jack Alford, Tommy Mitchell, Jack White, Tommy Osborn, David Erwin. Third row: Bill Key, Grant Emrick, Johnny Pool, Dale Calvin, Harvey Bowen, Jerry Jondahl, Jerry Wilson, Bob Merry, Dale Ragland, John Cannon, Robert Mascho, Charles Hayes, Edward Hart, Charles Oleson. Second row: Delilah Forbes, Marjorie Myers, Barbara Hill, Shirley Haws, Naomi Lamb, Betty Hart, Jeanie Rackley, Jo Ann Mattheyer, Doris Reed, Glenda Temple, Barbara Helm, Helen Lay, Joy Mullen, Rhetta Key, Dan Wright. First row: Miriam Hellman, Doris Jean Scribner, Helen Washam, Dorothy Stone, Sally Mears, Mary Lee Carleton, Claudia Jondahl, Glenda Smith, Mary Sue Moore, Doris Keegan, Barbara Bailey. i UH. M. S. Pinaforef' directed by Mrs. Doris Wynd, was presented by the boys' and girls, glee clubs as the annual high school operetta. The all-school cast included ltop rowj Charles Reed, David Erwin, Tommy Osborn, and ffirst rowj Barbara Bailey, Naomi Lamb, Bill Key, Rhetta Key, and Charles Oleson fnot shownj . Mrs. Doris Wynd, music director, whose ex- ceptional ability, expert guidance, and untir- ing efforts have gained state-wide recognition for Chandler High School's music organiza- tion. GIRLS' TRIO Marjorie Myers Barbara Hill Barbara Bailey MIXED QUARTET Charles Oleson David Erwin Rhetta Key Naomi Lamb CORONET TRIO Charles Oleson ,I ack White Tommy Osborn BOYS' QUARTET David Erwin Charles Oleson Tommy Osborn Bill Key GIRLS, QUARTET Rhetta Key Joy Mullen Naomi Lamb Helen Washam 6,0 Top row: Wanda Sandefur, Beverly Young, Sue Wright, Vice President, ,lane Delphon, Nancy Pidcock, Laura Soderstrom, Jujana Wayland, Frieda Fenderson, Louise Rice, Shirley Hopper, Joy Mullen, President, Shirley Berry, Naomi Lamb. Second row: Mary Harbin, Mary Lee Carlton, Barbara Hill, Thelda Mendenhall, Donnetta Ingram, Betty Parr, Secretary, Dorothea Stone, ,Io Ann Mattheyer, Treasurer, Orvilyn McClanahan, Wanda Wayland, Lorene Miller, Claudia Jondahl, Barbara Bailey, Helen Washam. First row: Marjorie Myers, Sally Mears, Ann Patterson, Alma Key, Arlene Calvin, Doris Scribner, Barbara Helm, Doris Reed, Glenda Smith, Miriam Hellman, Mary Sue Moore. Doris Keegan. Cheerleaders: Betty Hart, Rhetta Key, Jeanie Rackley, and Helen Lay. FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Rhetta Key Betty Hart Jeanie Rackley Helen Lay BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS ' Sally Mears Mary Lee Carlton Sue Wright amfze Qew Of ffmmcbcz Top row: Ruth Ann Lay, Wanda Sandefur, Beverly Young, Jo Ann Truax, Jeanie Rackley, Dorothy Stone, Betty Parr, Doris Reed, Jimmie Ted Stipe, Naomi Ashley, Glenda DeArmand, Orvilyn McClanahan, Alma Key, Naomi Lamb, Rhetta Key. Third row: Frieda Fenderson, lla Soderstrom, Willa June Welch, Carol Lofton, Wanda Massey, Dorla Woody, Glenda Temple, Shirley Berry, .J0yce Bromley, Louise Lassater, Louise Rice, Faye Bailey, Billie Henry, Virginia Bozell. Second row: Shirley Baldridge, Ruth Ann Cross, Marjorie Koonce, Uvone Colden, Ruth Ann Coch- ran, Delilah Forbes, Carolyn Hinkle, Laura Soderstrom. Lorene Miller, Norma Ashley, Florence Duke, Charlotte Bishop, Mary Michael, Joann Alsip, Mrs. Louise Flatt. First row: Ann Patterson, Arlene Calvin, Sue Ann Wright, Betty Hart, Jo Ann Mattheyer, Helen Lay, Joy Mullen, Norma Lindsey, Sue Miller, Mary Harbin, Shirley Hopper. Doris Scribner, Helen Soderstrom. 0 V Standing: Sue Miller, Parliamentariang Mrs. Louise Flatt, Chapter Sponsor. Seated: Betty Hart, Historian, Sue Wright, Pianist, Mary Harbin, Reporter, Shirley Hopper, Song Leaderg Norma Linsey, Treasurerg Helen Lay, Acting Vice President for Donnell Hurst, Joy Mullen, Presidentg Jo Ann Mattheyer, Secretary. '7ca!me '21 za Of ,4 Vuzalzazwa KING, RAY HELMg QUEEN, JOY MULLEN. and ATTENDANTS ealeadczz Aug. 23-Sub-District Planning Meeting, Chandler Nov. 20-Installing Chapter for Perkins F. H. A Sept. 11-Installing Chapter for Meeker F. H. A. Officers ' Officers Dec. 21-Christmas Party and Caroling Sept. 22-'Sub-District Rally, Harrah Jan. 7-Panel Discussion on Teen-Age Problems Oct. 2-Installation of Officers by Cushing Chapter Feb. 14-Coronation and Reception for F. H. A Officers King and F. F. A. Queen Oct. 19-Installing Chapter for Cushing F. H. A. March 17-Sweetheart Party Officers March 29-State F. H. A. Rally Oct. 22-F. H. A. Party for F. F. A. April 24-Mother-Daughter Tea Nov. 4-8-National F. H. A. Week, F. H. A. As- May 19-23-Camp at Lake Murray State Park sembly Program f- an A Ae,-B 4- Jr- -1-We -4' 4 -4 vff- A f-- - 1' ' H' - 'v'1 ' . 7. 11 'T non 3 intang- .--'z, ' 1 u.a9ol ? 1 ' ' .Q ' 3233-' Top row: Donald Nickelson, Jimmy Hiemer, Ronald Williams. Roger Childress, Carl Ragsdale, Bob Merry, Raybum Anderson, Doyle Caldwell, Ola Greenfield, jesse Powers. Second row: Mr. J. H. Bromley, Proctor Mullen, Franklin Stewart, Darrel Sage, Fred Koonce. Noel Starling, Douglas Thomas, John Waldman, lrwin Forrest, ,limmy Duke, Earnest Martie, Eugene Burchett. First row: Bill Jarvis, Clyde Berry, Chester Hubbard, Bill Mendenhall. Homer Beasler, George Calvin, Darrel Leach, Don Patterson, Don Roberts, Albert Hiemer, Lonnie Smith. eip 'R 'FV , -1 YJ The boys above are examining various types of grasses. Much emphasis is placed on the study of grasses in Vocational Agriculture because the growing of proper grasses is the best way to rehabilitate the soil. Left to right: Lonnie Smith, Carl Ragsdate, Rayburn Anderson and Clyde Berry. W fx 7, .., H ' M - ., .Mau . ,ve , mums-1 . .V 5-w' 'ee ,mf aff' F! ,cw ll!! L-45. Wwe ,f' fr' J 3 fra e 1 , 1 Q. .ty I Q x NX3- ' Left to right: Ray Helm, Dale Hoover, Darrel Sage, and Fred Koonce. ' x F170 The agriculture students above are testing various types of soil. One .x'iEQY'IM:1f of the purposes of vocational agriculture is to study soil conservation 5 'Q and ways to increase soil fertility. 79228 5,9 CULT V ,w If Left to right: Jimmy Hiemer. Ronald Williams, Jimmy Duke, Cecil Wilson, Bob Merry. Bill Jarvis, and Jack Wilson. The boys above are learning spot welding in class. About one-fourth of the work in the agriculture courses corfsists of shop'work. N1 'fqw Q' . f 'Qld fffL KfWg -K ji' A EASY Q ,x ff Y R'f5:iwiLLk ?3 ?-35:4 'rr'- 1 ' ' Ra.gx ?A'I v,'.' ..'L.W,f. Q I gf , 1 LAS HMB-- ' Annum w 1 0 ' vw if L, , as H!DING??.? F' W ' Fam, gg 1951 WW' The Girl Friend Top row: Helen Lay llVlaryj, Charles Oleson flackl, David Erwin fPaulJ, Jeanie Rackley Uanej, Faye Bailey fMildredl. First row: Dale Calvin Uunior J, Rhetta Key lLilahJ , ,lack Alford lMr. Willoughbyj , Ruth Ann Cochran flVlrs. Willoughbyj, Marjorie Koonce llVlrs. Jonesl, Jimmy Wil- son flVlr. Jonesj. J 134- ALL SMILES. HAVING FUN? Tekle W 5 ss-wh ig Chandler High is widely known for its fine debate teams, who have won many top honors in various contests over the state. The debate team under the excellent coaching of Mr. Valgene Littlefield won State Class B Championship in 1951. Left to right: Mr. Valgene Littlefield, Sally Mears, David Erwin, Grant Emrick, Rita Cardwell, Mildred Rackley, Danny Wright. Owner? 77344 This year's play The Florist Shop was presented at Oklahoma Baptist University, Shawnee, Central State College, Edmond, and in the Lincoln County Tournament. The play was under the capable direction of Miss Thelma Clayton' and Miss Mabel Gillian. CASTfSue Wright, ,Iim Wilson, Mary Lee Carleton, Dale Calvin, and Danny Wright, -lcfmzcmze Standing, left to right: Billie Ward, June Ward, Sue Miller, Mary Harbih. Seated: Thelda Mendenhall, Florence Duke, Barbara Wilbanks, Vetrice Stewart, Oleta Parker, Rita Cardwell, Mrs. Banes, Beatrice Hopkins, Dorothy Mendenhall. fade' Zfaff Standing, left to right: Naomi Lamb, Ruth Ann Cochran, Miss Clayton, Marjorie Koonce, Norma Lindsey. Seated: Betty Hart, Barbara Hill, Norma Jean Ashley, Sally Mears, Rhetta Key, Sue Ann Wright, Treva Lee Porter, Doris Keegan, Helen Lay, Mary Lee Carleton. a News-PuB1.icls'r 1f.?.2.iY.'3?E'I'5f.2.'SE!?f?H'1td. Th X s Roar , , ow 1 Edit r O x Rhetta Key C! . Feature Editor ,,,,,7,..,AA,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,A I im Wilson Agriculture Sports Editors, Ralph Campbell, Letha Slice Music . . 7,.,, ,. Home Economics ..,7,7,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,, Oleta Parker Activities ,,7,, Reporters and Feature Writers: Wanda Danker, Carl Ragsdale. Tommy Alsip and Ioan Adams. Assistant Editor Treva Lee Porter ....,..,O1a Wayne Greenfield ,W,,,,W,,,,,,,,...Shirley Haws Donivan Wade Della Mae Peace. lesse Powers, Chandler High Scientists Keep Up-to-Date With Visual Aids and New Equipment Science and biology have long- been two of the most popular courses ln high school. These classes are taught by Mrs. Helen Hurst, and for the last three Editorial Band Babble If you were to visit the Chan- dler high school band room be-. fore rehearsal starts 'ou would hear a lot of inter' conver- sation. But in or 62 ar it plainly. You wof 6 40 'sit the different .Oo - band. . y, Ili if First Lyceum Program Held William Wallace. the memory wizard, was heard by C. H.' S. students Wednesday, September lie, in the nigh school auditorium. He held the audience spellbound with his ability to memorize. Possibly the most amazing 'event during his program was :when he passed out catologs and asked members of the audience to call out the number of any tpage and he would tell the items Q and prices that were on it. 1 Wallace has been cited by Ro- 'bert L. Rip1ey's BeIieve-It-Or- ,Not and John Hix's Strange As It Seems for his unusual men-- tal Powers. He has appeared in many college and high school assemblies. : -Treva Lee Porter lJim Wilson, Chandler 5Athletic Manager Jim Wilson, Chandler's athletic manager, was born on October ll, 1933, at Boswell, Oklahoma. He began his school career at Tahle- quah. When Jim was in the fifth grade his parents moved to Chan- 'er. Here he finished his grade '92 6 8 years the students have taken A F ' d ' N d The flrsto 0 e P' - first, second, and third places in r UDOH W0U's0'90100Q' 0 QQ lolelivtfjeilledathgllist sshiil as 0. both Written tests and exhibits ers. Th '40 66.00-Quit 9606.90 0 ,X in 1947. He has parti- gi the scholastic meet held at ' f you ever heard a fresh, Mase 66006 these QI? 940 bqo Q boys. glee club' mixed amend each year' .- Wy N0W- Whlch 1'00m 15 Ye S Qfldhol 0 UQ, of Q76 W Q had a leading role in In Ofdefhtf? Kei' H t class in. or, I Wish I Je 0 QQ? 000.'b6 QQ fS'e,O4' 'Qs nay. He was vice-pre- en en un' - t of SCh00l? Y011 may Q, 000 Q Oz- C' -050 45 4904 Q the junior class and ls has pu 6 2 heard them S2-Y that. 6 -PJ 49 0 Q65 '92, Q60 906 00 X' of the senior class this modem . i win think of when yr- 6,0 6 ow of 90,0 Q? 0 ey. 0,6 eo, 600 the com er tSl'llH2.I1 y0l.1 will 1'8mEm- 425 Q0 C26 QQ lp Qiew I has been athletic manager One. i Cheval 6 g something like that d 00609 00,2 '90 'J Q6 bqib' 2, 'oss our years and has done an items is crass 0 Sign Stes' reshmen, high school tai 001006 45599, by '14, ,:,'5eg,,Je11ent job of taking care of fggmetw e iugiiof eu conf-esbembef ef, t from anything they gif .pt 'SE-,. Go -9,719 ' qwesfhe boys and equipment. 9 as we ffl' wed W wie, Sep beiwe eg before' and it father 1 ' 'fo' 50: 4.9 o fa, Q' I -Ralph Campbell Point at W Hi 09 graft an .game mer, 'Tb dem to see the halls Woud ht Go '57 0 'ooo -'- -- and fall.. my the iootb d Cha-D the statin they wonder how Jimmy Pa Qi' qi 1-5 05 rigs There is a at we gall an ge of askeme' u from getting tram- tus used fo 0959677 have char-and D ducting elect plana? football . Mabel GSB per classman's res- and converti at- es. on M355 eg sold native a word of en- the two gases, gem eu 59093 mat mt d0gS- 9' to a discouraged sen. .Tb regoriieee VA he wud o make him feel Also added is iiang of coil CIAQGY-6 in me Egan. rt of the school signed to juust cuvboxes o 0 beige mono.. Sue the sophomore, and motions of 7'?'Thfg,se Whda DCM mea-Y5-Ricw bun, and Venus, . GW? 5a1W. hell. - K, ,riticize a fresh- were - tgps. yhlfc Emfic Among the vis , got? gms at-1 he-4 that you were a number of film rlifn Wrxghghd Mf5'rE'o,-gl Uloltiice, and apprecia- showing the cl .PS d Suns, , bnme .,,.fsiit-fin swim-......-s-a....,...4 -..H plants and animalaixe iuillolzic- roscopic slides of tllt. iish of Ok- lahoma made by David Erwin as a biology project last year. On the book shelves is to be found a 15-volume medical en- cyclopedia donated by C. W. Ro- bertson for the purpose of study- ing various diseases mentioned in the text. Each science student ls ax- pected to complete some worth while project during the year, while biology students make col- lections of wild flowers, insects, leaves, make a bird record and trace their own family trees. -Tommy Alsip Chandler lions' Schedule Named The Chandler Lions have a tough schedule this year. They have five home games and five games away: they have made a fine showing in the first three games. The balance of the sched- ule is as follswsz Sept. 28, St. Gregory here. 'October 5, Morris here. about the lat. 0- bg 'iq G ofI East Side. DQ fog. Next ls the dru. 69 1. Here you find Bob Meri, in Miner: Gerardy arguing over hich ca- dence to use. , Mrs. Doris Wynd, the director, is tapping for attention so please sit down and listen to the music of the Chandler high school band. 1 -Shirley Haws Meet the Lions One of those boys you see dash across the gridiron for Chandler high school is big 6 ft. 3 in. 170 lb. David Erwin. He is 16 years old and a senior in C.H.S. He has brown eyes and brown hair. He was born in Wesley hospital in Oklahoma City to Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Erwin on October 6, 1934. Do are ya times up fo a few I ce Thi in thi Wil of the I lo Wh I lo Thi had b The girl ii I st that J excusu Wh Su' In Thf music ca mp: subsci hope band music The peoplt ity to by bi high at Che quain body yells a lot when Thi ones: Boo Boo Hag Dor blue, Do GUS. Tru throv Band Carnival to 1 , 1 0 O The Voice of Chandler H1 - News of the Schools, Gathered and Written by the J0lll'l1aliSm Class 1951-52 BETTY HART ........ .... - - ................-.. Editor . . c in ROBERT JAMES ,,,,. ....,....... ......... A s st. Editor 1 ' ' g .. - .Ts f 1 STAFF MEMBERS -- -ww h d I ' S t Jack Alford, Featuresg Dale Calvin and Willa June Welch, Sportsg 5 lj 1,2 ,D c e u e e June Ward, Economicsg George Calvin, Agriculture, Charles Oleson, ' ' , is af Music, Don Arterbery, Activities, Anita Parker, Goldie Helm, Carl Basketball schedules for the Wilbanks, Bill Mendenhall, Noel Starling, L. C. Goodman, Reporters HALLOWENVEN IS FUN 1 1951-52 season have been an, Be Held at Armory lt's time to get out your sheets' Witches, bats, goblins, black cats, and spooks! What a Weird night October 31 will be! And 'just think what fun it could be, not for just a few but for every- one. If destructiveness is fun to some, then certainly I-Iallowe'en won't be enjoyable for all, for no one 'likes to have his property nounced -by Coaches Valgene Lit- Uefield and Warren Carmicheal. The scheule is a tough one, but the prospects of the teams look good for the year. The games scheduled are as follows: Oct. 30: Chandler vs. Agra, there Nov. 6' Chandler vs Carney, here Nov. 20 Chandler vs Drumright, here Nov. 27 Chandler vs. Agra, here l and noise-makers! I-l'allowe'er1 is Progress de t 0 d Dec. 4:Chandler vs. Drumight, just around the corner. It might M d A 1 YE - d . 1 ' vu there V be chilly this night, but dont on nnua .e an carmva, w Dec. 7:Chand1e,.ve-D,,,,enpm.t worry, you will be warmed UD a e provrde different typ I there ' 1 by the fun at the yearly band Aceordmg to Me Rmhey, Sen, talnrglent. would 'Ge Dec. 11 Chandler vs Yale, here carnival held at the armory on mr Sponsor, Satisfactory progress all citizens of Nec'13'14, 1510. B, U. Touma- October 31' Giowfnvpg and young' is being made on the preparation The , Qent. Sters alike, will JOIH In and mike of the 1952 Se 01 annual. Mr showi 6 ge 18: Chandler vs. Prague, there the carnival this year the big- Damron rep ive of the fg Q L-X5 ex, 45C1-,angler vs Davenport, . gest of all. V Taylor 'Pub , any of S e6,o'iQe-ai4:Od,,X Enjoy an evening of fine enter- Dallas Tex bers Q X e 9 do so ,021 1-1and1e,.vS. Meeker, here iainlfienl- by Cflming early- The of the ste' A ss CP- 5 lXx9oWxx5?Qgeo2i21a0'e'handlervs.Wellston, ghost house will be there again various Q new W 9 owgiyeee qi Q10 41910 I0 liven things UD. Hnf-'1 l-lle bm-so cover ef' t, 66051 Q00 yo e-559,c0z Gee? 099 6, dler vs. Stroud,here stand will test your winning skill. yearbo Q ,ge 9 ved .exflqqzoilog oe-qs QS 9 1 d1er vs.Meeker, The penny arcade, fortune telling, A 3-'iq 01178 1 ees-9' egefod, .ge 59520, ,Os-3X1 ek 'ag basketball throw, and other games d buff, 'Gy as 90.9 'afeoito gov CP 'bc 6951 dvgy, 1 and 2: County are also on the program. The tur- in Gfz:1,:YfIJ7,e 47105600 7: aoaxetxe oi 915 Q2 Q'ai9e9e'C9,0fa35 key raffle and barrel of gro- ga C004 get 1681160 966 5, 0960 500,10 56690 9105 5060K xixqgitavslpraguevhere ceries will go to some lucky per- ee 'ber sl, Ci: S 11,6 dee f of our L-'Y ea eea .ao oi 410,949 We dee ,-We11stOn, -- son who holds the right number' Cb-'J?,691-Q 45:40 atbrdhe 121. 91- Jrward. to K'fg.e5e0 069996 so KK' 'SQQXXXQQAQK' 946932 I Forget supper worries and eafjb Cal' SU go 'fl Ober 'SIP '? ?b 004, .reading 11. Qiegsfe 'S Callie 9900 816.65 4161 Yale, there at the carnival. The menuf w',lYo01-,eff 00009665 ire ,Kes O '71e,,2r-ST asuees have 1-unc 'iieosoj Kiieeo x9o0e6,oi33ex,6X9e.5e9e9, strict Tour, 't f dl ji. 6 , . JH! . . 0 . 1 , llgliiig ygu Zijeniatisgflgsjtc o,,,a'S4 J0i'og'Y0'a,6I ,15 If 574' Zfob af me mght of wltche i?xi's0te9ieE,Zi0ie0's ciqiaiiooe S156 95229 Welch program presented by th V 16000-,OOl1f6f2ge,f'1' abofqz Ibis' b 9abdf'l ,...10i'C5e'e9o0X swf 'Neve 45 Ozolla 'to NJA Side, Hunter and Wes IMS., tbl. 41,6 IQ' 05,0 fig 7?-9e,a,l'J,o+i'S, I I 960 ,460 og 192 ,eeo9Lxe, 9990000 Q0 SEL schools on the armory s fe fo 'fri' 7 fbi Joe 510 Gp 'Q IJ gs it 510 +06 ,515 5 1 06 'ix , 1' sf Gases 'Visa SS BIIIOI' I0 iN0'i'ee0e-e we tea e '22-HAM After you have taken 1.. 000 0002 be fa 4 be ab- D Le I .10 050 ca Yew 95 656 C1019 thing at the carnival, don't ST Gbpfjqlb Qbe Q 0802 prelqpe nag , e 69 SOXQCBQLQYZ gxiE 23Q'a0o .eos Begg 001 get the Hallowe'en prevue. Plentftfe 'loo file! 12511 Sn, fass t ffl H5 1974- AS you Walk 419, me do ir, ee? fa-Oigafo Mmm of chills and thrills await youl' 1' 11,61 ol'7e,U,,0' J. 'bg Shih large 0fflC9 y01l See H fled! exofft 06609 3195 .59 9910 11.116 town there.A,Haum1ne1.1a11Owe-en and urge feb er ,vis 2, H1 woman, who is 'about f1ve was ea ,ay oat- we ws-that they 1 - . 1 Snapshs o Q 'J' St dead' two inches tall intently wor aa 'Gio -3,5 V31 . Ill see you again next year. - , qt be be N6 ffth f i Q1 050 Q tee fdlma mater m The Spook. Ima must ' G,yI'f'1-1 N ' e I 0 at a desk' oe 'Sao N0 . 'QSc ..eir minds and .for- ..l.- December' Z 'yo Mullen After you leave the office yo o9i5dX'5X,eQ'9i Come back at every ' y become inquisitive. Have yo 6' do Ae opportunity to cheer for Begin Practice The East Side basketball girls began practice last week, accord- ing to Coach Valgene Littlefield. Those who have enrolled are Peggy Pidcock, Patsy Wakley, Retta Mae Spangle, Patricia Gess- mann, Kay Wayland, Lynna Har- per, Phyllis Carey, Phyllis Hern- don, Jane Stockton, Judy Hallock, Linda Osborne and Almadene Massey. 1, oT1i- ooking Around Tommy Osborn getting along just girls in C. H. S. Sunday night with Ralph and Mary seems to be fine with the He was seen Helen Lay. Lee arcn't go- ing together any more. What seems to be wrong? Could it be that a new romance is sparking up in C. H. S.? You fight find out by asking Glenda DeArmond and Donald Hurst. George Calvin certainly seems to like 'Warwick Better watch him. Norma! Wanted: Girls for Bill Menden hall and Jessie Powers. These firs' bly , War enh for' Bet Soc anc B151 .I U cur nig dog jur col SPF nom Alford, J: Brooks, E Cochran, Erwin, D Hart, Bet' Key, Rhe Koonce, l Lay, Hele Lindsey, ' Mullen, J Porter, T1 Rackley, Robertson Soderstroi Stanfill, I Wilson, J: Cardwell, Carleton, DeArmoni Delphon, Emrick, 1 Forbes, II Haws, Sh Hill, Bart Lamb, N Lay, Ruti Mattheye MCCIHHEI Mears, S Stone, D1 Wright, E Ashley, I Helm, B: I-linkle, C Hopkins, Jondahl, Keegan, I Miller, La Myers, lt Orr, Leoi Parr, -Be' Parsons, Washam, Berry, Cl Bromley, Delphon, Erwin, D Lofton, C Martie, li Moore, N Rice, Ch: Smith, L4 Votava, I Wlright, l vw., MM , rs, ig., . . My W A Tit . ty' N93 The responsibilities of our bus drivers are unlimited. Besides the usual daily trips to school, they must transport students to other towns for various school activities. Our bus drivers have done an excellent job and are to be highly commended for their efficiency and patience. Standing, left to right, are Ralph Mendenhall, Elzie Bartell, Perry Hinkle, Roba Key, and Robert CHANDLER George. Mr. C. A. Perceful has been custodian of Chandler High School for 20 years. Arriving here in 1932, he has seen many classes come and go. All gradu- ating students long remember Percy, as he is called, as a symbol of their high school days. 37 'M DREAMER Awwvsme P A v v 7 I 1 ET ? G- 'Qui MP5 Er- D'ns at 'W' 1 we 5-gg WHNUH AND .-X fr Xl' V CATCH IT! 2- .f ' 'ff 5 , f - qv . . pa. A 1 Fl ,xv , gy C 11 , A, wi, l , ax -1- iii Q B PASS E NDANT5 M! I as Q uf' W cnuauf f ACT 24. ng -- 'WW 1 .hL 'gig Q! Q?-Efffflp 'lg Congra'I'uIa'I'ions ' Seniors QZd?Z0e Motor Company Pontiac Company ,rnmuf G C ' TRUCKS Pofvfblf... SALES sERvucE Phone I6 Chandler, Okla. PHONE l82 yew hy. . . TO GREATER VALUES H E LLM AN S David G. Hellman Class of 'I4 VicI'or Hellman Class of '20 OUR STORE HAS SUPPLIED C.H.S. STUDENTS AND THEIR PARENTS WITH QUALITY CLOTHING SINCE I909. 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SAVES You MORE ' sERvEs You BETTER Congrarulalions fo Seniors of I952 544 :i :E'::Z' ll : 26 YEARS OF FINE SERVICE You I Mr. A. A. Bass Phone 400 Dixie Lunch 25 Years of Service 7p of Fine Foods MR. and MRS. J. W. JAMES INSURANCE AGENCY and ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE BERT JAMES EAR L R E N N E R Zffazwfz CDD SERVICE STATION ,,,,m Food Shop A ff? Philli Produ fs and PI-:ENE nbc BERHE Q12 Aff oooo gl ff .' f J x -Q, 'N A R f ,I V X. N if X' Q, 4 x' Ns NN? S, I ' I 'ug N? ' Wesi' l3'l'h Phone S+ree'I' I08 CONGRATULATIONS Compliments of C. H. s. B. e. M. fmjjir CLEANERS RECREATION HALL PHONE 323 I M700 - GOOD U Y! FOOD Besi' Wishes 'fSE+?f59r .Q i 4 1119 +o +he D J w Chandler Seniors TH E I-I. e. S. ZffZm Ze Q! ,Z Phone 7b e PUDD BILL Besf Wishes +o fhe 0 I ,. ' v ca- Class of 52 Q ' Em ww.. .I QOOIJQ '1 Q, , QI ' W ,,,f ,ZJQQQW E150 f F U R N I S H INGS 6jW I ART GLENN 5, I0 and 256 STORE LEFFINGWELL PARROTT Congrafularions Seniors COCHRAN'S TEXACO 24 Hour Service 1 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS HE C0 K Ross Conley Refrigeralion Service . U... Phone 5 Chandler ki? i 602 Manvel Phone 466 'Phillips CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS Zwf AB ST RACT CO. G. E. ROBERTSON Chandler, Okla. Glen Temple IlI'h 8: Manvel CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS ZfA .QZQZM Mae 8: Wesley Turner Phone 20I Chandler DIT J MERCERS CRE EWELERY 7 I 4 Manvel Phone 845 Chandler, Olcla. OKLAHOMA TIRE 8 SUPPLY SEABORN HOME APPLIANCE WG BOWEN- OW' RcfI'Iu3I.'IaiIIf 5:Ifff'.f'.jf'lp'i1a'iz 1'fofas Phone I46 Bendix Washing Machines lf you wani' ii' PHONE 67 we go+ i+ Chandler, Oklahoma plqmocuth' I effe BA G T Q R C C INA P A UNI Y Your INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER CO. and DESOTO - PLYMOUTH Dealer Congra+uIaI'ions Seniors KEEP-U-NEAT c. u.. E A N e R s THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR QUALITY F. E. TuHIe IOI4 MANVEL PHONE 600 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Z Ziff bWe Ziff 1 W T BEST WISHES l FOR A SUCCESSFUL FUTURE it F Leona's Flower Shop Easl' Isl' Slreel' Chandler, Olcla. I Basil Wagner Class of '2I THE HWWZZ LATEST FASHIONS and CONGRATULATIONS GIFTS Fon ALL OCCASIONS SENIORS CONGRATULATIONS Seniors of '52 Glenn R. Key Transpori' Phone 668 Wwkfafigjjzfeew NATURAL GAS and PROPANE APPLIANCES 7I5 ManveI Phone 920 Congra+uIa1'ions Senior Class of '52 T41 wif 0912422 eafzfz PHONE 782-ON HIGHWAY 66 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS '52 M ERCANT ZEN ILE COMPANY The Big .Friendly S+ore 357752 VHLUES QA? xf pl f fn T I L Ijwfkj Q EI, , PHONE 267 I Congratulations Class '52 gulf? gdmefzfafgfffe gzfifgffizf CHEVROLET COMPANY - YOU R gl? DEALER Phone I04 IZI6 hdanvel C0ff2Pli1f1-mf CONGRATULATIONS. sENloRs C 6' W Grocery DR. D. C. PENNINGTON Phone I45 7I7 Manve Phone 99 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS HAYES GROCERY 81 MARKET We Deliver Phone 398 K. 6' K. Store Willis Koonce Class of '29 Floyd Key Class of '34 PHONE I7 CHANDLER. OKLA. 1 ! ' N CONGRATULATIONS. SENIORS Fenderson 5, I0 8: 25 Cen+ Sfore ELDON and GLENDOLA Class of '34 Phone 942 Congrafulafions Seniors HOYT 81 HOYT INSURANCE PHONE 34 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '52 Dr. C. W. Robertson 1:2-211: -. 1 'H AZ.. '. , F I T A QS 4. xi .l 1 if '7 ' . . N I Q 4.-1 J'- ifafffieffx W e KNOWN FROM COAST TO COAST FOR Phone 39 BETTER FOODS AND BETTER SERVICE Congra+ula+ions Seniors of '52 Wylie Motor Company OIZHMUUIH nunse ussensen :An ':'l!eP'l 'll f e? mouse yea-P.M moms PHONE 950 CHANDLER H L PETE BRIDGE Congral'ula'l'ions Seniors Zami Company Chandler, Oklahoma Compliments of DR. RAYMOND PRUITT Phone 46 ZZZMZA , YQ A,'- W Our h TEXACO SERVICE sTATloN W4,Vs,,f:1-'- i'i 5wfL i .UAJIJ Our Very Besl' Wishes ' EOLPENDABLE 'ig' f fo +he Class of 'sz DRUGGIST PHONE 53 l3+h and MANVEL Wzjylzff onue STORE of -52 DR. R. E. 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