Checotah High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Checotah, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1958 volume:

..,, PRESENT THE WILDCAT llvdlmfloll Because he nas been patient with student's problems: because he has striven to impart to his students a working knowledge of the subject matter which he has taught: because of his tireless efforts for a better school and because he has been Superintendent of Checotah High Schools for 19 years, we, the Seniors of 1958, with respect, admiration and sincerity, dedicate our annual to Mr. Ogle. C I 16 ,or 'u P, fy 9 ai a s x A ...4.-. ' K I X79 ' . ,, if ' Y. ,M h E lung and lluvvn J- Patsy Buclcmaster 5 ANNUAL KING AND QUEEN Donald Busha NWI, NTWF A A A A JANE BXSS PHYLIIS DUTY JUNE WILSON WILL FRAME .251 CAROLYN HOGAN RICHARD PEGGY TENNINGS JELLS JOYLE HARW CAROLYN NARLIN JIYNYP SLE HENSLEY 5 VATRILIA Q' BEV:PLY WILFX BE TY SCOTT f Jfmft f 1 Ox - W , - E : J I . ef 4 4. -4 Y 5 ' . ' I .. , A f 4 ,Q - x V 1 1 ' v . . 1 Iv n . ,, ,. - 'v ., Q 4 -' 32.55 ' H5 .n S 4 ' L JUNE WILSON President Senior Class Band Librarian President Glee Club Gas if' Band Glee Club High School Trio aff' Secretary Band FHA Girls' State Junior Play Annual Staff Carnival Queen Attendant State Honor Society 7 PWR N DCNALD BUSHA Student Council State Honor Society ,, FF President FFA Football s Track ag, Wrestling Basketball Baseball Annual King Junior Play Annual Staff .dx J JOYCE HART Checotah Funix Staff Cf'-x'fj Softball Basketball Pep Club Secretary Pep Club Junior Commencement Attendant Red Cross Home Nursing Secretary Senior Class Annual Staff BILL FRAME President Junior Class Reporter Senior Class Cheootah Funix Editor Annual Staff State Honor Society 9' Carnival King Attendant Junior Play Annual Editor X I X ' ,rid X 1, 'S ', s f . . af 5 MGA A R cw X X .I 1, ESSX 'R , f X 85 '-Q P Q6 H , 3 L V, J ,iff ms 0 xxx 5 I, . -.4 P - X, -, A ' PHYLLIS DUTY A ' 1 . 6 ' , Vice President Spanish Club M 4' ' Football Attendant gg iv Glee Club iii Band A J' uni or Play ,,,, ' U Annual starr - at ' '1P' Vice President Sophomore Class - ,gqr Checotah Fbnix Staff -.f JIM GORDON - O. I . , , 7 I Football Y -ng, O , K XQ Track .. ' 5 Wrestling - 'T Annual Staff -' ' fd JERRY QUALLS xx , . ViQ B PATRICIA sALEs FF ,, Glee Club Junior Play 'N Band Football Track Annual Staff CAROLYN MARLIN HL ,.M' HL .,, 'X ' 7 Y Annual starr n,,, Spanish Club 1-17 State Honor Society Librarian Checotah Funix Staff X as gpgni h Glub JIM BURDETT Band Glee Club Secretary and Treasurer Band Vice President Glee Club Checotah Funix Staff Annual Staff Fbotball Junior Play Band Vice President Band Annual Staff BOBBY KINDRED GheChb Pep Club Cheerleader Basketball Softball Junior Play Football Attendant Librarian Sec and Treas Jun '-EP..-n inn, lor Class 1' N -'-f N 2. bu . J 'L' A . A EQ f?ocm! a'i: 4 L cyl, P: J., 1 I A G Q t e xqif ' X. f ckaggj i , LTV F . 6 'f T x J V V ,E l?wiig: 5 t gg T7' RAIMOND LEDBETTER FFA Football Track Basketball Baseball Football Captain All Conf Basketball All Conf Football All State WV JOHNNY KILLINGSWORTH Basketball Baseball Track in YL-.A in TWYLA CUNNINGHAM SONNY ROARK Carnival Queen Attendant 52322235211 Pep Club Cheerleader Annual Staff Ss ix Artist , Checotah Fun Librarian Glee Club ,xlfg 'X XW mm JIMMYL HENSLEY Sr. Football A Glee Club Sec Glee Club Treas. Glee Club State Honor Society Annual Staff Checotah Funix Staff My So N 'wb 8 CAROLYN HOGAN E Z Band Junior Play Glee Club ,J State Honor Society Librarian Annual Staff Co Editor Checotah Funix FF' J J HAMMANS AF 'h Q. 1 -A A FHA A A A - at i- A t ukfliifi nu. ' A T S ,am e X V . Q ' is W, fr, ,. x U A g' if Q Y 3 . Q 1. U ' 5 N ' ' K U Q 1 sly, , , X S lf ' t or fit?-ifn, fr yx t it K, lvkgxjf K, Jff 5 - A I, xx ' xx Y V f Rf: L..- . A X K Q' :D .. ' BARBAnA Band Glee Club Basketball HA QENE WI Lsom WAHY SCOTT FFA Pep Club Librarian x 13 S5 1, Red Cross Home Nursing Phecotah Funix Staff ' ' .lm EEN l., LJ N? 755 Wx 135 ds? ROYCE STONE Football Basketball Track M 1gRE0 D InqNT T0 A 00 TQ BED 'OKC K ml 1 CARL PATTERSON FF Spanish Club Track Basketball N as L0 ?-Q iv' 'Nm i HASKELL LAYMAN Basketball FFA Baseball PAQTX BULnlAQTLR Basketball Red Cross Home Nursing Librarian Softball Annual Queen N 109' . r ' 1 - 1 A -, e 'K ' Q I ' fx H I- x IW. X Y 3k,i X , ' XQL N 7. . - xx K if 4 T X 5 2 fe-an K A x X ' 'N I I F ,.- Y r.. h Cl' 4 , u A ff 3 'X fx L- . fm- : , A v il 1 Y? E ., I '. ' T I V ll I Q ' .u. 'Q , , W U. 1 T 0 W gp A. fi??bM,'ZMq.. ' ,. b AL N i Q f, B, . Y K ' , X 1 . J, is ' ,,. v if , . X . VELMA CAMPBELL Pep Club Future Nurses Club Librarian Pk, M5 DALE WINKLE FFA Football Track Baseball Wrestling Basketball KENNETH WILSON KAPHY HOWELL FFA Librarian Basketball Softball 2 mop r df' 'T' '5' BETTY SCOTT Basketball Softball Annual Staff Pep Club President Pep Club M H Club Checotah Funix Staff 'CP KAL OV, If WALTER HART FF Football Track Nrestling gl DONALD JOHNSON FF 'fu-. Vkwl- u ' . vlwwwaikl gb I f 4 , 'L . I - x. '- 'A ' KJ 'J1Mww- i , 4- ' ti-ffl' - 4 . if zkff-, Q V' Eg, ,C twain. .- '- L . FHA J ' A l A Y Al ' ' v , 1 V ik 1 DEEfW5 ,U 5 , 'qi X 'D WW ' Q 'Z fi, 'ga 3 A Hfyf, ' ?v' ' ska 9 E' P' A :L ' 1 ' 2 .hi . I, ' A a , V ' , ' Y V -.ls A ' l 545 O, rayf I K 3. EVYCNNE HOLLINGSHED BARNEY rnrrsou p-Ayg DAVIS FF Spanish Club Track Pep C1 ub 935 R Secretary I4 H WALDO CUNNINGHAM FFA Football 29 ' ,. CHARLEN E BRAUDRI CK Glea Club Band Basketball Softball Junior Play Q5 QA t JAMES ARTEBERRY Band FF DARRELL JONES Band FF' Spanish Club ?' A A .Q , , it am Sf Q n A., 7 if W, .0 32 A Ts 4 . :of A - k A ,O Q A . - A A , 7 , , gi ,A af! xx A A. fa ' A C 4' , O X , - E A , .A K 1 ,tx I I 125- ' W CAHL LANE FFA Basketball G' fvx-J xSQ59 f QU V ill!-U' BOB THOMAS V Pres Span FF Band Club -ggi? xx fx! li: GEORGE LACKEY FF BEVERLY WILEY TPRCK Football Basketball Vice President FFA dA Reporter Sophomore Class ce President Junior Class Annual Staff unior Play Band State Honor Society 'leg Club ALFRED SISK FFA Track Basketball li' Advertising Manager Band Librarian Glee Club Co nditor Checotah Funix E Juv- ANN DAVIDSON Pep Club Renorter Pep Club Checotah Funix Staff Librarian Red Cross Home Nurse Sen eor4 EVERETT WINKLE FFA Uv ii! r J ' Ibhlyl, A 1 5' . ,V I x at L 1 'Q' Riva x ,NX M ca A , s ,Ly i ' .af-L ,, , gf. l ,f,QE:!'i'i' ,V Q K A ' ' ' . Q A '19 A qw ,V X A F' 1 T ,hle if A L 1 n A E! -.. l ' X 2 ' e I FHA V' V JOAN HOLLENBECK ft F' uf.,-v 14 - RICHARD WELLS State Honor Society Basketball Baseball Track Student Council Junior Play Mixed Chorus Annual Staff V Pres 10th Grade U N Delegate BENNY BAKER Secretary 9th Grade FF Secretary FFA Junior Master Farmer State Honor Society N Pep Club Cheerleader Glee Club Basketball Softball Carnival Queen Attendant PAUL WELLS Football Track X Junior Play qv- Wrestling EW Perfect Att. 11 Years Student Council Annual Staff Checotah Funix Staff Future Nurses Club Librarian Basketball 5456, h...., S- JANE BASS Glee Club and Mixed Chorus State Honor Society Advertising Manager Glee Club Pep Club, FHL, and Theta Rho Reporter Glee Club Junior Play Checotah Funix Staff Annual Staff Vice President and Pianist FHA Co Editor Annual Annual Staff 4 XL..- V 'v . PEGGY JENNINGS Band glee Club Librarian State Honor Society hmmrPhy HA Spanish Club Reporter Jr Class Treasurer Span Club Annual Staff Mixed Chorus Checotab Funix Ed LARRY BEACH Football Track Wrestling arm 13 3-5 f s X G' gn F C I O . ' I O . O 'Sgt A 4-'V -X ' Y I P ' ' Q sr W Q' J L ' V N' , ul ,Q w,A 5 , I g XS P L 4'-3 1 MARVELENE GOINES Band Basketball Red Cross Home Nurse Spanish Club HA Checotah Funix Staff Parliamentarian FHL Z lag... wma VIRGIL BLEDSOE Football All Conference Basketball Football Captain Track President Freshman JBA!! N xl! JOHN KELLEY MARY P Football FFA Basketball Baseball Junior Master Farmer Reporter FFA We-4 x if uni- In 'box LILLIAN BULLARD Glee Club Pep Club Spanish Club President Spanish Club Treasure Sophomore Clase Librarian Class Student Cou cil Librarian 1,:5Q'5Ra QF u-U 14 BOB PARKS FF Football Wrestling Track CHARLES QUALLS Football Basketball Baseball Na 395- u 4 acl lg Rm Al Q . xl! I xg fa- ,.- . s'- 4 . RGNALD COLBURN Football Track Basketball FFA Wrestling TX ef .. i i X I ..- Q i Ill . ELLIS STOUL Band Spanish Club President Band Glee Club accompanist President Sophomore Class School Pianist Junior Play Drum Major BENNIE OSBURN BEATRLLL BRAXTO Basketball Softball Football Basketball Track Baseball W' null' P' Ak J L MATTHEWS FF Football Basketball Baseball Track Wrestling Treasurer FFA Carnival King Attendant X B SENIOR FLOAT Tied for second place X' fa ii 'E in su i' 3' -Quin!!! A-4 1 5 1 AS ,. I O A R U' sa ' ' 's 1 - , 'FK wr b-nn-- 1 'A ix C .p . .wg , - P ' KL+JngXNl'WmQ1d . ' N ' I , HA F , .. i , , , - 4. ,A .rig .. - 2 . I: Il --U! :Il - f ri ' 'L' ' 'l I : 1 1 - 1' Af' dig -V ' rn 1 , 4, -A . ,-' B f I fi- 1 n 'I .-a' -- A A ' - - ' if X ' -alia A .1 C MQ- . 11,0 -. . . s ' , 4V-- A ffl. U '. la' ' I.- Q ' -- ' ,.' I xr. A I -VP.,, . 5, I , . . 4 ' 'U . A I . 3 -. ' ,' 'l -Q I Board 0I Education N Q J J Blackburn, Clerk Lou Sharpe, President R J Koch, Jr Vice President E E Eby, Member Roy Ellis, Member, Qnot shown! and Fred C Ogle Superintendent Dillll h Club EL CIRCULO ESPAYOL The 3Pan1sh Club was organized in October 1957, with a membership of 18 the present time, there are 21 in the club, all Spanish I students Mrs Fern Burdett is the sponsor, Wayne Cooper, president Judy Gladden, secretary treasurer, Meredith Hensley, song leader, and Walter Spain, reporter Other members are Faye Davis, Jerry Compton, Walter Fulsom, B111 Koch Charles LaCour, Carolyn Hollis, Beth Young, Emual Anderson Chester Ashley Wesley Mann Arthur Matthews, Barney McPhereson, Jerry Smith, Marvin Stevens, and Sylvia Hammans Those members not in the picture are Neva York and Jack Blackburn S 's.,,5 , 'x,, 'M x'1 1 sl' rf o . . . ,if -ff' A f - S '7 . , at . 9 I , O '1 f,.: Q, ., . W . EH? 4 N FRED C OGLE Superintendent if '5P JOHNNIE LsMASTERS School Secretary ' Ula i-sa PERRY KENNEDY Girls Phys 'd History, Economics fi F'-S JACKSON EMERSON Principal Chemistry Biology G D McCULLOUGH Principal Geogra DOTTIE CUNNINGHAM NEILL LeFORS Commerce Vocations gricultnre iw, M FERN BURDETT WILLIE KENNEDY Spanish English, Drama English Speech, Biology Q, 'ssl 'P' N X J 'il 'W i ' ' I 'Q T' 4. 5 ' 55. E V , M5 XX -I S RR I 1 A ' EWT' ' fsiyx' X I J. 'sf if , . u U U ppm, Y. X.,- ga!! ,. A' an ' 5' - --9 ., 'I I JIM BITTLE EDNA LOOPER Solonoo Voc. Home Economics Math LOUISE KOWENO Commerce -Q6-' W I P. RAYMOND CAREY Vocational Agriculture HAROLD NICHOLSON General Science FRED BHIELDS Mathematics Vocal A Instrumental Music FF -sw -ax qsw asrry Youuo BLANCHE COUGHRAN Jr High Library JOAN SNOEGRASS PEARL couounau English English Voc Home Sh Library YJ -ni MYRTLE KING HAROLD LATHAM HARRY Jacxsou AVA LEE Jr High Hier Football Coooh Jrunx MARSHALL Basketball Coooh English spelling Mathematics Biology Physical Education Hi9t0P7 Penmanship DT Training Science, Civics History N I W AI vw 3 lr ' 5, lla I 1 I A ' . , Rs L K Y . ' - 71 X 4 if Q ' A Y' ,Z I qgf 2 A -'T -x 'Z , , , if' gf, T q I qgMM4fa3?Q I . l V , 'v Y sr! J x Anna Hamm President Robert Harrlson Bertie Looper Vlce Presxie t 590 I USSUFS .A A: ev Leo Smith Kathleen Myers Gretchen Taclrett J19 'ard ive 6 wing Joe Grose Francis Hardin sd-ts .ln Leonard Abbott 1' Mary Dixon 'OB Daniel Busha Y' Joanne Pattersor X v WO Larole Cnenaalt Reporter 4,3 5 Jerry Davidson l s n iicks Annette Thompson Cleda Latte John Rorex K A f -- .. 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Hhf 'Q-of .- 42, ' 'rg D ' in 3, X,U, :' v 4 :J M1 .Q K Clinton Foster Leon Buckmaster Daniel Thompson rn. x... hu Charles LaCour David Swadley F'-wr MSW 'mmf 7381 Marvin Stevens Yb- Helen Combs 1,3 ad .11 Carolyn 301115 Barney McPherson IF-s-Q Eunice Sismore o n P' Roneal Toon Jim Dean Parker sherry Aday B We neeued something to fill in this space, so here are the officers again 111 Eby F' ' f as K x V .X P A l - 'N -J t ... 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A J x X3' M'-, x 19 , 9 . 1 r 5 K Gordon Osborn Sue winkle Bernice Wells o1vid Spradley 'AF' ml! Jerry Longcrior' .1 nda Key Dean .-F Y Connie Jgckgon nenneth Mincner' X, ,Ah 'I ' 9f NQQQ KWH James A9116 onna Lynch James Matthews i Louise Tro11'nger Roy Verdon Jackson Deana Wells Jerry Beaird Paulette Whittenber-5. Mike Hodges ? 'ifg Kay Sales Wilson Bear Nina Aokor .ff X .N Mary Ann Emerson Goorso Looper Margaret Johnson Jack Bvfdott Ortrie York we P' o 'ff n ' F' X J. i 41' V x I xl K 5-,Z I if 'V 'X ss.-V . s I Lam , , ,,,' .QW o of ' 4 7 v. , , ,,' ' ff X I xx. A 4' Y D - or J rf' pf o - vs I, as ' .5 V.. ' ,js ' 34 . 1 frm 'L' A Il , Z .T X hy- Hwrx .zany L xx - f . :V fs. X pf' rf o 1 ro uf .- V-, .ji 4 A. im X f Q' 71 ' Xu , Y A 1 F U! 'R '--1 K it-Az' V ss? ' . ,g ,a - . ,KN A Tri, X! v X . N 7' 4 A - If A - ,S f, f 5- s. K vw! h gy v f S 7 I 3 X fir ,h h I? AA' on ff . X K uve . -Xl ' . ., X -i.m.:sE'f 11 l MMWSQK Bonnie Thornton Jimmy Anson Sylvia H053 Calvin Christian Mary Goa 51117 Villines Imogene Johnson X Halter Shehorn Covetta Hart 'Vt Imwxmxmfll Jak Dewayne Stewart NNW M Wanda Garrett llinnnue I Rose Zeal YN 'x Joe Wyatt QA 9 Xl Jimmy Fletcher Betty Gamblin Joyce Cagle Bobby Ott ,P '5 3 John Van Meter Glendora Pollard ax Tessie Wilson Ed Emerson 2 NSY Franky Hardin helen Kill1ngsworthR1chgpd Gram11chRh0da Lee Dowdy .f-- gl H l'p 1 it If l AP I s,,f .A J in ,Xu X B'- .' 4ffff'f i!,fX I2 ,,Wg! 2 , M. Nl. N XX at J .Q ' , r . gr pr x - J q l A ' ,Q 5 f w ' ' at f -J A 5. , xl xA - 1 - ff ,QSM to , 1 4 '- X 'ek . X xx . ds X .1 d A rl, v ,L.. X A 4 w ,fiv . JA 4- 1 , 'lv' 1' if Xt ' 'I .f Ii5f X , X 4 fi 4' 'NESS . W, -E ii F: F. Rx Q .Y If -..n sax' fix ,k - , 5. A. ' J A - gy Q , 5, . Nl to . ' ' . f I XT VM J Q 3 . , J,---1. 4 :.: ,Q X , , , -if e ' L . K fi V si, Y f ' v n , .3 j, 'x 1' I ' ' .A :AX xtgx 5 Ruby Sisk Martha Hamm n.1 Paula Hollinghead Theda Todd yi! Adeline Kloeckler Linda Rock Alice Lane FRESHMAN FLOAT Tied for First at Homecoming llllll libid- X! 5 1 KNOX Jimmy Jackson Geraldine Prince Betty SP810 W A Harold Mitchell Artie Mae Chandle Emma Fletcher 2 sp! Jimmy Williams 3 Xxxwt Roy Coleman ybil Beshears Sffbsowg 5 wan Sony X A' V E5 ff? I - ' F ' . 1- N' V. ' r I fm I , , Q 1 , X v 9 ilfi ' Q4 - d 5 V ,Q h . h J, if J -1 , 1 4:4 v1' f s '1, ieglglrb 'Q QI, H! 'K , .1 e N 61 ll 'I J Q ' X ' W Q X f- X . e, lf -mfr ' Y Q 1 6 4 F ,7 E - 'e 1 -M E ' v Sr F d I ' 5 5 A I ' . - ' f-2 . f . 11' . ' 3 ' N H I H 2 1 I ' A ft: fl ,I .5 gg 'Q f ' 'V f - V- , , U 'ww ' fy , FU. ' Y ,Q if My 'ne 1 A j 'LA' I il ' ' dr, 2 . , Q kt g 5 g A vs d R Q ,, ' . Y Y , 1' 1 ' f . f 1 ' 5 S ' F Jackie Thomas President H-I 1 Sherry Dixon Sheryl Bittle Secretary Reporter Tr Bg lgh Beghegrg Nora uowan Floyd Riddle Joyce H090 Karen Ylnkle Sandra Jones '-4 ',. -if l Brenda Hadewell Clinton Lane garie Roe 1-91 Floyd Thornton Q' Lois Neal Charles Emerson Rusty Martin Vice President L Janice Phillips Lankford Bivins Jerry Lightle IQ ? f X Louise Longcrier'Bobby Creekmore Mary Ellen Voss Sherlon Williams 'b-. P8XTl6l8 Crumpler Jerry wood 441- Verna Walker uorene Hammans SO NS-? ' , mg 0 W' Ted Kelley Shirley Burks Stanley Campbell Lou Ann Winkle Marie Beech Jerri Mitchell l Beverly Haggard Jerry orane L Vyi Jimmy Smith Carol Spears sd B111 Dodge XY Judy wilburn Janice Emerson B Nr Marnie Emerson Pargaret Buford Geneva Prince if Danny Wells 1' K 39 . ZF 1,'A X :f 9' ' so - I ' Y 'V if ff as-if :f - 1 4 f ' fini I ,fyr ' A ,N Av. . ' -1 J , X S ':, fnij . Q . 4 uli!fr:yfi' S ,vvk I - F 5 , AJ -1. Y l 'T i' :. 1' X 'aaa v,1 5 -pw .Y Z- 'V , V I 7,1 LA L' ' . A 7 f L ,, .,,, b J 43 A 4 ,Q a - N VI-'X' lil' n . ' xv' f f A ,V . ,gn , ff Q X .3 4 , 4- ' 1- S -P 2 .2 f 4' ' :F ' 9 jf -Y 1 'KX NX ku' g ,,. ,l l I l v ' A x L S r' ' 'L lil 'f I 4 4 5 V 6 1 -- f 33 f S M Q-1 al S l we I WORID GEOGRAPHY Mrmmdthe World in One Hundred Eighty Days' mentally that is in Mr FcCul1 ough's clasp L TYPING I Hunt and peck is out of style in Kiss Koweno'e second hour typ- ing class. CHEMISTRY Boil and bubble, toil and trouble' It takes all that and much more to secure the know how in Mr Emer son's chemistry class Chuck Hensley President iff Nvwlllll r? Larry Wesslnger Ann Padsn Vice president Secretary Joan Terry Billy Hart ,ag Ms Joe Kelley Lorraine larvin WWE sl.. sue Martin John rnomas Judy King NN ff Sammy Hardin WE f an Glenna Borum Jerry Frazier Reporter -wi I Ray Abbott Joyce Combs Delores Key Jim EDU 'Y f w Harold Hunt DOPOUUU BGSU Q , O . 5 X L M M 5 I 'F' V' J P 5 ? i Xie- Mx rl mf, 1' 5 1 ' . X A vf 5 r A ,vi 5 -' gk 'G' X ' -E -5' J lg J fix RR: - gusa f' g . 'ZHER Hunk K hi ,HTL A J ' . ee ,. r - . L. V ' XA 31 4, ' .r ' ! ' 1 .QA : ' 5 N I 4, -4 A Q L . 4l- ' ! ,X lf. ez g.N I gl. Betty Bledsoe s T fi Tommy Combs Richard dilson Mary Lee Bullgpd ,,- Y...f- Qarbara Pats rson Wayne Smallwood 47 I Larry Gordon F 3' I? Linda Shahan Y P? Dv y- 9 'Q xffxx Linda Kay Hutson Victor Emerson Barbara Cooper fx S1 X f Davy Spindle -Q- Ia: U Constance waiters Walcolm Storm Regina Bealpq Pat Hodges Anniiee Mohegan ,-1 B111 McSpadden PhyL11s Foster rr -.. -ea, xv' if .P ',. R. fy I' I Cecil Fisner Kenneth Rorex XJ Mike Kealiher Wilma Osborn r-,fx Y 11' fr Lvhlllinff Johnny Bivins F It 0- ? y Linda H111 P o , r : Y ' 1 Q Q,-k 5 . y sd , 1' Z. Z7 ' f ,f A f ,k. 2 . . O,-. 1 IA- H . ' 1 N ,o I .. h P. :fi , iw - 4 .,:,. is, w . i ' 1- f- 1+ .X in -I ' I :. Y- K ' . p fl X' Y V k d gi ff il. Q . X -3 X we rf r r o, i . 'GY - 57- V y. 4 -I I ,. - b - W wg ' ' v 1 Ah 7 it-f. fi s X ' . I If pd X e' Q , - - ' A V W 1' N-Q 3' T gil ' ' vvi V 'Yi V95 A X5 xdb fx X31 William Peyton Curtis Lane Jimmy Coleman A1169 H111 Dan Garner S 'MISS AWSRICA' 4 r' i 'THIS Is ABSCLUTELI THE END' ,GIRLS,,,, 'my NA Q IS THURSDAY' N E QHCRTHAND SISTERS' 'CHUCK PARTY' 111 'hH, WHAT S UP, DOC' hh 'PARUON, YOUR SLIP IS SHOVINGH 'LITTLE BLUE M 'DEAR OLD ALMA MATER' ,,,,..--14' AN, 'JEPhY HATRAcx' 1 WARDEN AND INMATES CELL 8 Q' H ,W S, . A A 6 v Y If A CTI '1 I - - u ' . fir, ,V . V . A s- x - K ' Y 'Q ff?4g X '- z -- -A ,Q by 6 v V 4 is ' I 5. f. 'T A l ' ,. A 'J 1 i '. . 4 ' I 1 IN I 'h f . 's, V f- J A U I R 5 f.. J F'p TH - I , J I , 1 ony - Ni fx 1 ' W I.-I sf ' fl 1 15' -7, g f . ' cy I ' v l ' 1, K 4 W - an . . , - ' I 4 . . . Y If I x :Yr , Jimmye Sue Hensley Senior Attendant Immqa xl' Q :Ti 0 SE 4232? llll ' ANNETTE THOMPSON Football Queen 1 vfv Meredith Hensley Junior Attendant X I Qyi. 3 Sharon Parker Bopnomore Attendant i 'F Debby Cunningham Mike Jackson Flower Girl Crown Bearer Adeline Kloeokler Freshman Attendant Band King And Queen X NN, ttendant The Checotah High School Band under the direction of Fred R Shields, Jr pre sented their annual Spring concert Fri day night, March 11+ Highlight of the concert was the Band King and Queen ccronation Candidates selected were Leo Smith and Gretchen Tackett ,l nys ?.la...7iu.....4 The Maid or Honor was Beverly Wiley She was escorted by Jim Burnett Attendants were Georgia Dobson and Arka Paden They were escorted by Jack Burdett and Jack Blackburn A total of 8520.00 was raised in conjunction with the concert They were presented trophy awards by the drum major of the band, Ellis Stout And ' N cg , n e ' l . I - X 1 F 1 I , Y I n I efsfffur- 'f. 4 'Q cf K QA -R .Wy A I .If fl' MV rr i, gxl K gf, fu , ' I f Mlgglit S e 5.1 I K V I - 1' - . . U . ww cgl FIRST TEAM fi ,,4vl '48 sf Raymond Ledbetter Virgil Bledsoe J L Matthews Jack Blackburn, Dale Vinkle, Larry Beach Bennie Osborn, Ronald Colburn, Lylin Cowan Leonard Abbott Terry Archer VIRGIL BLEDSOE Co Captain All conference 45 SECOND TEAM Kenneth Eddy, Edward Kloeckler Walter Hart, Don Buena, Gibson Hicks, Kenneth Mincher, Jim Burdett Joe Groee, Paul Wells John Rorex, Jim Gordon 4.69 M :I Ill 1 3-9-3 RAYMOND LEDBETTER Co Captain A11 Conference I g TA 5 T- W'-'-' I ' ' -- 5 -- Y S! --::55 -, - . F5 U ELA- - , 'i 1 ' ' Y is . - xxx' , U -Q , , . page l ' ' L ' 'N f-1 , .I lv I J J H iii: 4- 1 , M- ' QL 1'f., -,nw rg 'e- I , ,JH ,rwgf , 1 A L , 'SfW3q5Af'. . ww AvT3,.T . . .q7' 4 f 1,,f4v1- -'I 4, ,,, - ' 4 '-a, , . ' 4 - 5. . ,. ' .L - .-' ' ' ' ' ' - fu ' t . --if V 1 ff-f-.' '. ..-J-f' A ' ,, , I 1 ' U 1 Q 1 1 ' ' - x1,A , . 4, D 9 X I O - - 1 ' A11-State 1 1 ' -7- .... 1 ,-. ,,,, Q- , E : E E 5 an ' ' -- M, --.II iiiiii E :I is F3 ' - 1 J ' lo ' 1 ' . ' ' ' v D V - ' , . , r .1 , Wy' I. -'A -Q . , li.. . . -.tb-Luifrilicgg, ft? -.il ,A A 4 , - -,gy . v 'ff A K' 'M '-'r-rf . ff A - .- .. .... - if ' A - 4 '5iif.. .ff j .ff 1.4 I -kr mf. va 1 ' . ' , . - S-.gr-,JL A ' I ig 'UR P '.L': U frvPif-N'f -' 'Q iV V f : . . L .-:.a-. ' fx 1' +-' J ---W '-- -A ' The Wildcats compiled a respectable record of 6 wins and A losses despite the fact that they were hampered by flu and injuries, and will be remembered as a team with great spirit. Checotah met Stigler in the season's opening game. The inexperienced Cats were beaten 13 to O, but in the second game of the season the Cats showed promise by leading Pryor, Verdigris Valley Champion, until the last quarter before bowing 19 to 13. The game was high-lighted by the play of substitutes who took over when five starters were unable to play. Raymond Ledbetter caught five passes from Paul Wells, for two touchdowns. Wagoner, Conference Champion defeated Checotah 13 to O, but the Cats rebound ed to down Westville 31 to 13. Ronald Colburn was the leading ground gainer as the Wagoner Bulldogs were pushed hard until the final quarter where they scored. Bennie Osborn caught two touchdown passes against the Westville Yellowjackets The Hartshorne Miners were defeated 13 to O. Ledbetter was injured and Lylin Cowan took over to quarterback the team to victory. Virgil Bledsoe, always outstanding on defense, ran an interdepted pass 66 yards for a touch- down. The Wildcats then stopped Tulsa Central B team 13 to O but fell the following week before Poteau 33 to lL. The Stillwell and Sallisaw games proved to be tough but the Wildcats prevailed 13 to 6 over both t ams The Stillwell game was a defensive game with Dale Winkle, Larry Beach, and Walter Hart, and J L Matthews listed as standouts in line play In the Sallisaw contest Leonard Abbott, junior full back, carried sixteen times for 133 yards and Kenneth Eddy completed 6 passes for 122 yards Eufaula was defeated 32 to O as Ferry Archer, sophomore halfback gained 196 yards in nine carries Other highlights of the season include the play of center Jack Blackburn, defense and long kick offs by John Rorex, defense of Joe Grose, and defense of Edward Kloeckler Important in several victories was the play of Jim Gordon, Jim Burdett, and Don Busha Other honors for the Checotah Wildcats go to Virgil Bledsoe and Raymond Ledbetter, co captains for the season Virgil was selected on the N O A A All Conference team and Ledbetter was selected to the conference team and became he fire? all state player from Checotah since l9h9 -i i I 1 X -ew 9' . . '3 . . 0 O . , - C f . . . I 0 . 'el .- . . . I . f V . . . ' 0 0 Q 0 0 L - ' D - - A 0 ' -4 - .. ... 3- . : 5 U Q 4 ' a ' 1 U ,B ., 1 , ' . qi.-'M , -9x4 'AV ,.- , , ' N, A 'S-:fu V ' . - - -2 ' Z x- 'A-PPL' L . X g dv: . ,,, , .5 N.. g ' , .V- , , --.I wJL Champion I-r n-n-.n,.... -I-O The girls won the NOOA Conference for the second straight year with no defeats schedule was as follows BETTY SCOTT ALL-CONFERENCE:-A Checotah Checotah Checotah Checotah Checotah Checotah Checotah Checotah NON Checotah Checotah Checotah Checotah Checotah Checotah This year their conference Stlgler Stilwell Eufaula Stigler Salllsaw Stilwell Sallisaw . Eufaula CONFERENCE GAMES Morris Wetumka Hitchlta Vian Wetumka Morris JOYCE HART ALL-CONFERENCE The girls also won the tournament at Connors which ln- cluded the following games: Checotah Checotah Checotah Checotah 38 Okay 3 M3 Porum 26 38 Onapa 36 Warner 36 They were entered in Tahlequah's tournament nd defeated Webber Fhlls in the first game, 37 to 3b. They .ere beaten by little Kansas in the second game M5 to lb. Another trophy was won, when they downed Boynton 38 to 3b in the District Tournament at Boynton. O f..' 1 ' L ' ' : Chr K W 'iri - flu. . 7' 3 We r N , A nfs! 'F 'V Q 9 - . s 2 I A E gg, ' 34 22 .s 'W '55 Jr 52 2b X - no 38 U - - . ' U3 39 . , 'SE 52 N 36 'Drs-we 1 Q7 15 2 1 32 ig IQ 36 19 M' I 33 S3 1 22 21+ ' no 2 CLEDA IATTA ALL CONFERENCE BEVERLY REGIONAL TOURNAMENT In the first game of the Regional Tournament at Porter, the Checotah girls beat Crowder in two overtimes, 35 to 35. In the second overtime, free throws were taken and two of our guards broke the tie The second game in the tournament was against W11son Cheootah chalked up another victory with the score, 55 to M2 In this game, Cleda Latta hit U2 point, breaking an all tournament record for a single person The final game or the season was played against Spiro Checotah was defeated, 38 to 11 B Members making up the traveling squad are Seniors etty Scott, Patsy Buckmaster, Joyce Hart Juniors, Cleda Latta Pat Hughes Sophomores, Juanita Killingsworth, Beverly Spears, Nancy Eddy, Anna Lou Hart Ann Fr , azier Barbara Brandon, Freshmen, Ruby Slsk and Coach Perry Kennedy RUBY SISK JUANITA SPEARS KILLINGSWOR P NANCY EDDY 'T 4 -W wig. inf ....l..L. -X I Mn! Wi? 1 ' U H . 1 o 5, - - 1 ,x . , , I U , : X ' I I n I . D X ' 1 W ,' R, X , -- ' f 4 . X X 7,1 - X f TX V x v f N - I ' F R X I , I H I , 1 X . T. - V, rr- - . 4' etugl' ,Y-'H 'Ag f ' . 7 4 . 4 ' ,g - f gg ,Z Q 'A f t ...fn 4 as E E -1-1 fra A511114 - 1 1' I ' 'Q - if iix ,- . 'Y -id i i V -' 4 if Ji fr 4 L-'14 Q - 1 H- g ' T5 7 T ... xr 5. I D 3-L , , .. I Q- . ' 1f r r ,- to Lg V I . i , A D -9- - 5 , 9 1 . ' Y .- -2 l - -L , w , ,Q '. Q M . .,3M . . Q .J I ' . X X s , ' , N 1 asketball if -wa- Jo- The 1957 58 edition of the Wildcat team compiled a 15 won and 7 lost reno n finishing trird in le LOOA Confer ence This year's team was composed of four seniors Benny Dsborn, Virgil Bledsoe, Raymond Lecbett r and Richard Wells four juniors Kenneth Eddy Jorn Rorex Robert Harrison and Donnie Buckmaster, four sophomores Luther Martin Barney McPherso , Chester Ashley and Ernie Moyers The four seniors lost by graduation will be missed but we expect some pood ball to be played by the return4nv juniors and sophomores Two boys were named to the All Conference team from this year's team Benny Osborn and Virgil Bledsoe Raymond Ledbetter was named Honorable Mention I1 9 1 4 1 ,A X BENNIE OSBQRN VIHGIL BLEDSOE 3 au. conrsnsucs ALL-CONFERENCE in VY Q. A grid- W nm AV A V Y V Y Y -MV Y W . -Y K. -e- e A 4 s lr- a M- of--4 - AQ, x x . 1 - x ' , -:' L -T Y fQ,r XX I , 4. .- 'wx vi ' is X i T .Aja l i VK 1 - L. F l L+ , lg 1.4 Q 4 5' K ow W f ., ' . x ,QE fic. W I W X I,-. I ,' ia ' . I , ' I I J A 1. ,V I , V Y e 4,1 - r', . 1 tx T 1 - . 9 ' :Q I , 1 . V M 4' 4. , , 1 ' ,xi T,': 1 Q 4 X 5 XLR F X im , tj x xi, Nt in i ' N 'NA 1 Q V H x KENNETH 1-:mmf RIChARD wx-:LLS Ss., .s -rm xx 'ww wiv? Nw R S f' V 1 xx 46 Qi , film Y- N- - Q S y, 1 Q1 i QQ Q N 'W 5 5 W-1 3 1957 58 sEAsoN RECORD Q' 3' gb '1 W Q H- CHECOTAH CHECOTAH CHECOTAH CHFCOTAH CHECOTAH CHECOTAH CHECOTAH CHECOTAH CHECOTAH CHECOTAH CHFCOTAH CHECOTAH CHECOTAH CHECOTAH CHFCOTAH CHECOTAH CHECOTAH CHECOTAH CHECOTAh CHECOTAH CHFCOTAH CHECOTAH MORRIS WETUMKA VIAN WAGONER STILNELL SALLISAW STIGLER POTEAU EUFAULA WETUMKA STIGLER KINTA STILWELL SCHULTER SALLISAW POTEAU MORRIS EUFAULA VIAN HASKELL BOOKER T WASHINGTON TAFT 3 M 'Snug gd We 'fc A Lf ' ii X xi 5 'F' R. 1? 'XX Q W 41 3,85 6111 9 vm N rv' M'Sg'5fnz s , ,,., .nw 'v.'3,S'20 4 JOHN WOREX ROBERT HARRISON Y 1 LUTHER MAR,Ik NMLND LEDBETTER HnhCQxBlB MENTION ' - 1 li ' Nu ' V X3 1 'F' Q mvvx M ' .. -.-rf -- 'magic i , 'H 1. ..,,-'5a:siL-f'lf3 'f QW 4-mi frm--,. 45 . --fsfim. - 'V Q ' ., 1 .Qm1f9'J.?FfX'v -- ' M H kJfx:3'f??1'-'jmkffy-11 w if-i55'., A, . ' 4 W1Q?Wf' 'fm4meY. A 1 ,----------, ' 3 O F I Yxh g' 1 I I ' I 4 g - R X X ' K um 4' 'b . x fx, x g lui? .. V ' . N i W V 'Wm y A 'G I E Y UW14- - A , . , , -. 2 g . Tp STH? iff? 3353 - -QQ PGV . 'H 2 4 , - X .,. gy :gf I Sf 37 11+ I f 37 19 - Hia W 36 8 'f1 - 1 Y., ' 3 ix, I1 j-- I, '15 fin gw ' ' 33 31 'iwf jr? v -251:1 3 -Tx f 51 148 f.g:s1 mia U1 30 jeg 45 36 ffmhx is f kvii' .EQ Q 5' 5 2 ' 15155, 9 -XZ' -hx. Q hi, , Q , 3 - ,114 Q' .1 5' in AH: .a 9 N 3 fm. 38 WAGONER M1 , H EM1 41 43 Vfxgi I A X 3 f ' 3 , I 3:15:33 25 50 52 35 3 - ' 146 'WT 33 . my uv no 1 57 41 if 51151. T ' J :A Wigf 38 U7 .5455 igggv QEH S. RI -1 -'ek .. - .. K - 3 - .,i.w, 3NW'H' 'YH5EW? 'I?.4Y '1:L?' ' - ,-,f'!:t 5,,n' vis a , ' ff 'f-f' ,-viii 'Ha-Qs. ' -1lp' . gf5Q5!9 aj-,14.,' I-xc, 3: .35 if 4555 ' rf fg. I I E ,.,,, 'fwff 4'-.31-'7 na aff V259-f' t 'R 3 A - A .- - 'H ,'3 52+ Y-Wg' 1 :O '3'g'F,?2L' J 3 5 ' 'L ' 29 ' v 1 ,-. di E537 ' 5'3 3 346- 'F-J4L9f f3'j' xl-'f'fjf:: 'A Tl ' S , 4 5 . - V A .va 6 b Q k i 1 . - - . I . A L 5 X 4 ' lg 3 F '. X . 1 Rkffi ' -- v , A , M, . Ellis stout President 0 Jim Burdett Vice President -'95-' 1 '5 51 FRED SHIELDS Band Director Garolyn Marlin Secretary Q- Beverly Wiley Advertising Manager June w1lBOh Librarian Z mix 45x :IW 'Eva frab fi-lg sl Illia Stout Drum Major ...J Joanne Patterson la1orette Betty Martin lajorette In the Spring the Band had their Spring Concert for the public, crowning the Band King and Queen Also the Spring Concert Assembly for the school was Given it circus was sponsored by the Band, April 10 and 11 April 9 1958 The commun y For the first the Band had a Spring Banquet for members and their dates d were Checotah parade The Band marched in five street parades The para es on Muskogee Fair Day Parade at which the band won S50 to start the football seas , cash award for fifth place in marching, Checotah homecoming Parade Sallisaw Christmas Parade and Checotah Christmas Parade Twelve sweaters were presented to twelve senior band members The outstanding Ba d P rents Club band mem bers were presented a trophy by the n a 1 fIUFl X 3 5 ,ff Qld .3 Gretchen Thckett Jessie Combs shlrgn pgrkgr lajoretts Maiorette gajorggtg no l 0. 'CM ' 'C 8' -so be -80 190 P -f 4 I It A -ji X .A t qi N S . A X Q lq',' J 5 K LTA bl- S X5 Q ,'!i5ae jigag 1 1, 8 J ,E , p C p Q' 5 'ex I! j I . ,QA Ns YQ g .J N Trl gl' I foley Ar ,K E, r .ft Y 1 5 . Linda Williams June Wilson Sharon Parker fin June Wilson Carolyn Marlin Jimmie Sue Hensley Jane Bass Beverly alley President V108 Pr081d0nU Secretary TPGHBUTO Advertising Manager Librarian -me Choral Club me 'tw The G1rl's Glee Club under the direction of Fred Shields has per formed for numerous occasions this pest school year The Glee Cl sang for several funeral services provided special music, and pr sented 'The Messiah' by Handel for the Christmas assembly at school Th8 G1rl's Trio sang for the Football banquets, Odd Fellows banquet and for some of the L1on's Club Banquets In the Spring the Glee Club sang for the Dlstrlct music contest at Tahlequah and presented their Spring Formal Concert on March 21, 1955 l ,a 2 .M f ' -1- f 'K v 1 5' 3-1 f - fl 'ij r 4 , X ' ' J V 6' 4 IQ '- f , ' ' sf 1 Q vq i 1 O D . , h 1 vi J h ,f-fl A .. -A S- ' W f V r.r . ub 9 , 9' l L. A . ,L Yell Leader l 2 J - s, Anna Lou Hart Sophomore Jimmye Faye Kindred, Sophomore, Cleda Latta, Junior, Sue Nell Newton, Junior, Joan Hollenbeck Senior, Twyla Cunningham The Pep Club composed of sophomore, junior and senior girls attended all football games, pep assemblies and parades They also assisted in some of the band formations at half time They are to be commended highly for their excellent school spirit whether winning or losing, for their sportsman like con duct to, from, and while at the games These girls pay their own transportation fees to games away from home and when the football season is over they give a party for the boys, using money they have raised for that purpose V 5-wet., JW AL, I. I '1 Y ,AK , g- K X ' - li f V1 , c C 4- , p Q A K kr- 41 Hg. ' g Q 15 Future Homemaker 0E America X N CLUB OFFICERS Nona Stockton, Seo retary, Cleda Latta, Devotions Jane Bass, Pianist, Francis Hardin, Treas urer, Bertie Looper, Historian, Jeanetta Davidson, Reporter, Mary Dixon, Song Leader Joanne Patterson Parllamentarlan Evelyn Wells, Vice President, Anna Hamm, President CREED And high hope For Old For and Precious values o Amer1ca's future Homes f r Homes where living will be the expression of everything Bertie Looper That is good and fair Northeast Sub-district Chairman ri ,4 14' 4' --ns Anna Hamm Club President we have the clear consciousness of seeking CLUB MOTHERS Mesdames Leo Williams, Fred Bass, Charles Patterson, Emmett Terry E W Hamm, Dick Martin Knot shown .vw We are the Future Homemakere of America We face the future with warm courage, ,,f-is we are the builders of homes Jane Bass Received Homemaker of Homes where truth and love and security and faith Tomorrow Will be realities not dreams Award 1005 PARTICIPATION COOPERATIVE PLANNILG, GROUP ACTIVITY, INDIVIDUAL GROWTH Va. ef X .13 l I lf S . I . : I : . . . S. ' ' I a I : 1 E' 1 G' -. 'T - g , ix i I. , Y, . me ': .. -11 Cd 0 any , 3, e, . K L , X EL - ,L :vi J' - N 1 ' . Q. Q' . i 3 'Lv 4 ', 7, V , , v- , 1 dl! .r, 'Q - I si, Q. ,Q 1 Qnlii . ' 1 O ' I K Vet, A , .. 4 1 ' I M P s Lt rj 1 'X 4 ei ' it .9 -,Lx I Qlt Tiqyf ,J ' u X 1' ' .J fi 1 Y Q t A -:Liar ALA, A .A JX Vocatlonal Homemakmg 'LEARNING TO DO BETTER WHAT WE WILL DO AFYWAY' THIRD YEAR TAILORIAG CLASS These girls made beautiful woolen suits X- Healthy, happy people learn to eat all kinds of food These girls are learning to plan meals for their families S SKU E -- Iegunhr Men are a big half of every home These boys learn to cook, sew on buttons, buy their clothes and be gentle men , but accidents will happen as you can see above 0 0 i ' I A, lx - W f 2 - ' , 1 '-.rn ,ll ' ' X 1 M. 1 ., . . m5? r, I v 'JI' 9 E W' 1' ' - l e 2 , e ' 4. , x B , - fx, e I z e 1 Z Vfgirt ' ' QNX .4 ,g,Q?z5 , .L P In -..-4 l , L A R A -- f ,X v I Q 7 . I I I l , f-x-,. i f ' f V f U ' 'P -' , 1 - 1 ,. I W . sf - ' x rt f , in von!! - 1 , N 1 ' .. ,mi v - I . ,g,..ga . . ,, - llf:::j::, ..- X- 1 x D ' ' I GANG 5,,,, . h + , ::5:.- - ' sw- .1 P ' 1 'f . , Q . ' b - '- H -' - I . Q ----. . Vocational :H Agriculture 05110 -PXFSF if 5, .. 1? CQIULT Ltd F F A OFFICERS President, Donald Busha Vice President, George Lackey, Secretary, J L Matthews, Reporter, John Kelley g L Matthews Grand Champion Barron F F A WINNINGS DURING 1957 55 HUSKOGEE JR. LIVESTOCK SHOW Grand Champion Steer Reserve Grand Champion Steer Champion Group of Five Steers Grand Champion Barrow Champion pen of three barrows Champion pen of ten barrows Breed Champion Breed Champion Breed Champion Breed Champion Breed Champion Duroc barrow Chester barrow Berkshire barrow Hereford steer Angus steer Reserve Breed Champion Angus steer Twelve, lst place ribbons Nine, 2nd place ribbons Ten, 3rd place ribbons CONNORS COLLEGE First Livestock Judging team STILLWATER One Junior Master Farmer WILBURTON LIVESTOCK SHOW Grand Champion steer Reserve Grand Champion steer Champion Hereford steer Reserve Champion Hereford steer Champion Angus steer ' Champion Shortnorn steer Champion Duroc barrow Reserve Champion Duroc barrow SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE First soil conservation First Soil Judging team First tractor driver in OKLAHOMA FREE STATE FAIR District winner in county contest District contest First place on F. F. A. exhibit First dairy judging team Seventeen, lst place ribbons Eighteen, and place ribbons A total of 3508 won at the Fair Q e., .,, e v ,lvvl -' ,,,r - 4 L l.n 6 -9 J.N , 0 Qsgwf ', an 5' of QQD. do 4 ' ' ,. .yV,p' bf, J . , 'A x' ', X C O l E 5 - ' I Q ' l'f' 1 O C p J. . s. Nu :yy ' l x ps, I l , , Y' X Y, 5 A! 5 I gf Jw N A if K I I I 3 Benny Baker Grand Champion Steer .xiQ dan-L61 Mr Lefors' Agriculture IV class Z fx Champion Group of Five Steers Benny Baker, J L lhtthewe Ronald Colburn, Roy Scott, Earnest Myers h 'GA -.avr Linh C, 4 fm E + 3 1 . t Al - I X . , . I ff C e F41 5 as 1 - ' I O I V CC C e,,,,e C e-gf' C C ,,,xC,,CqCg,,,,C.,,,,,.,.,,,.. C-'fgf f C- ' ' C Q :X . X ., - ' Q ' , - ' A , x , N If it xi Q YT K Y'g'.4 h ' KNWNXI -I k , L Junior Hugh Football 7 7 3l '?21'3ll'3'g3r?- 15, aff, Bobby Paden, Wilson Bear, Johnnie Spaulding Lylin Cowan Kenneth Mincher, Coach Harry Jackson, James Kelley, Richard Gramlich, Bobby Creekmore, David Spradley, Jimmy Matthews Jim Williams, Jerry Wood, Ed Emerson, Charles Hlckox, Frank Hardin John VanMeter Charles Emerson Clinton Lane, Jackie Thomas Basketball 5 '99Nl 77 li fee !88X fl :kj 44, 4 Jerry Beaird, Richard Combs, Kenneth Mlncher, Eugene Glover, John VanMeter, Lylin Cowan, James Kelley, Charles Nalley, Jackie Thomas, Charles Emerson and Billy Villines E ff' Q' ll If-14 B fa: 2 I if A ' . rf - Y- I -A 'ml . J . l l J N: grit 1 J 5 . gf .Q 5 ' 7l 1 : ' I 3 Q ---- xfx J ----V ,L-' V J c .B X I if I l .J Q l f X X D l ' l 1' bf A ' J , ' ' .lrklll ' 'I 'D 7,14 l , t J fe 2 lf, it . 1 l 33 1 OU , ,a Dramatic Club gf i.: Q The Drama Class presented a 3 act play this year for the first time Sophomores proved that their talents are many and varied The play was Feudin Over Yonder' The pi ture is a rehearsal scene he preacher is Leon Buckmaster with the following couples getting hitched , Charles Walls and Jessie Combs Jerry Compton and Sharon Parker Wedding guests included other members of the drama class The class organized a Dramatlcs Club this year President was Roger Beaird Vice President, Carolyn Rigney Treasurer, Sharon Parker and Secretary Nancy Eddy The Dramatics Club presented three assembly programs Mrs Perry Kennedy 18 drama teacher and directed our play lllll J' 1 V + X ' M -' zgxx' Si I 4 Q KL, , 4 , Z X P P C yffzggezgffe f u 'P F . ' '. - . 2 .. Senior Play Cast The hit play of the year 'Six Stitches for Ego' was staged by the Senior cast No wonder it was tops though -do you see those two directors, Bill Frame and Ellis Stout? They were very able assistants to Mrs Perry Kennedy The story evolved around Dr Bell who conducted a school for adults He used the basic principles of a nursery school and a few of his own He allowed his students, who were quiet on the surface but violent on the inside, to let their feelings run riot In the Mad Room they could shoot guns, break bases and set fire to drapes On the stage they worked with clay, wood or finger paint, played in sur-uments, danced, kicked the Boas fa life sized dummylf equooshed their toes in mud The play showed the students learning to adapt to their envirom ent until the sudden closing of the school by the police and they land in Jail due to the fact that they gave vent to their emotions in public places When the students caused a little extra work on the police, they were happy for Dr Bell to re open his school The play ended with Dr Bell and his landlady, Kay, discovering they are in love and planning marriage and a honeymoon Sweetheart, the hoodlum, who has con stantly been in trouble with the police agrees to attend Dr Bell's school because Rochelle Judson does and he has fallen in love with her Melvin Stoddard and Merry Bell patch up their differences and 1t's wedding bells for them too J B Judson is finally able to scream at everyone even his wife, Elmira DR. SOLOMON BELL. . YRS. KAYE RYAN. . MERRY BELL. . . . MELVIN STODDARD . . VELVET SKINNER . . JOHN BEDFORD JUDSON ELMIRA JUDSON . . . ROCHELLE JUDSON . . GRETA JONES . . . . 'BEAVER' WILLIAMS . OTTO SCHMIDT. . .. 'SWEETHEART' . . EADIE SETZER .. CAST OF CHARACTERS . . RICHARD WELLS . . . JUNE WILSON . .PEGGY JENNINGS . . JERRY QUALLS . PHYLLIS DUTY . . JIM BURDETT . . .CAROLYN MARLIN JIMMYE HENSLEY . . . . . JANE BASS . . . . PAUL WELLS . . GEORGE LACKEY . . JTM GORDON . . CAROEYN HOGAN EXTRAS NEWSBOYS . . . . . . JOHN KELLEY SONNY ROARK BOB PARKS BUM . . . . . . . LARRY BEACH SHOPLIFTER . . . . BARBARA JEFFERIES THEATRE MANAGER . . . . .BENNY BAKER WOMAN IN AUDIENCE . .CHARLENE BRAUDRICK ,' s ww, fir- n f L V JF ' ' W x ' au ' ' .' ' ' 'Y' I Gift ,L B 1 ' g ' Q L - n dl !As K g . .. A X f f I I . . I , - 1 A l I U Junior Play Q N ive' was the play the 1UH1OPB presented February 6 1958 It was strictly comedy with much of the action centering around Leo Smith lReggieJ Moral who posed as Miss Lucretia Klondike to escape being murdered by two crooks who were portrayed by Robert Harrison and Judy Gladden CS1appy Hertz and Rose Duvall Danny Wright CCharles Kennanh Leo's old college chum and Jerry Davidson CSylvester Smith? arrive in time to help Leo avoid the crooks Disguised as Lucretia Leo is not recognized by Carol Chenault !Madge Van Looml as her fiance varolis girl friend Jo Anne Patterson KBeth Shepherd! accompa nied Carol to the summer resort to visit her Aunties, Gretchen Tackett and Evelyn Wells, CKate and Millie Van Loom! What a surprise when they found Charles, Beth's old flame, and to eventually find Reggie only to have him van ish again The Aunts have a wonderful time with Sylvester, forcing him to ercise and play tennis, badminton and ten pins until he drops Owner of the resort was Butch Abbott, KTerror Tripp! who contended that exercising and carrots and spinach dinners were the correct way to health, although he feast ed on steak, french fries, and apple pie but his uests didn't know Much laughter was afforded the audience by Doyle Schardt Frecklesl who kept on the red hot trail of crooks but never THE crooks, Anna Hamm Cwllma was housemaid The crooks were apprehended with the Van Looms Jewelry, Charles and Beth were reunited and Reggie and Madge continued plans for their marriage Perry Kennedy was Junior Sponsor and Mrs Kennedy directed the play Utterly POOPBU- ' Coochiel Coochiel Cool after rehearsal! 0 af K Q d JA -R 'Y , 2 . 5 ' . I T : L v L, T V A7 5 . ' 'I -. - V . 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V' 1 3 Q!M9MD1D!b!!1Nf JM f3' C ass Wall ex, QEORGE LAGKFY leaves 'Memories of Me' to all Junior girls ANN DAVIDSON wills her ability to get answers as easily as she did in bookkeeping without studying to angone CARL LANE wills his ability to tear up cars while dragging to anyone who wants it JAAFS ARTEBARRY wills his ambitionless attitude to Johnnie Cunningham PATSY BUCKMASWER wills her finger-nail biting to Barbara Brandon so she won't be scratching the basketball players next year especially Mr Kennedy ALFRED SISK leaves his good looks and ways with the girls to Roy Coleman BOBBIE CAROL KIND ED wills her ability to act like a monkey in Glee Club to Donna Wilburn CAROLYN HOGAN wils her grate abblllty two spel two Buch Abot from students and Mrs Kennedy JIMMYE SUE HENSLEY wills her height to Gretchen Tackett HASKELL LAYMAN wills his ability of coon hunting and his luck with girls to Raymond Tlnney JANE BASS bequeaths her ability to run over buses posts and skunks to anybody who has a car that can take it J L MATTHEWS wills his luck with Eu'aula girls to Bill Koch Ahemlll PHYLLIS ANN DUTY leaves her love for shorthlnd to Carol Chenault RAYMOND LEDBFWTER wants Robert Harrison to have his place in the heart of the basketball coaches because they all like him JIW Y BURDEMT leaves 3? lbs of TNT to Joe Grose LILLIAN BULLARD wills her ability to be quiet to Jimmy Faye Kindred, who really needs it TWYLA CUNNINGHAM leaves her angellcal smile to Judy Gladden RICHARD WEILS wants Leo Smith to inherit his ability to become a stinks ing swabble at Annapolis CABOLYN MARLIN wills her ability to chew gum and get away with lt in band to Bobbye Hensley BILL FQAMW wills his ability to rhumba expertly to Frederick Ketchaml PAUL WELLS wants Jerry Fredrick to have his love for Chemistry Bob PARKS wllls his lb years of attending Checotah Schools to anyone who hasn't got the brains to get out in 12 ROYCE STONE leaves his Senior Week to Jr Hensley providing he doesn't play hooky PAT ICIA SALES leaves to Joyce Campbell her privilege of writing admit slips JERRY QUALLS leaves his ability with a car to anyone who will handle it with care. Good Luck! JUNE WILSON wills her ability to sing in the trio to sn one who can sing off key BOB THOMAS leaves his big screw-driver to Donnie Smith: he knows what it is tor. DARRELL JONFS wants Hershell Lucas to have his ability to get along with Mrs. Kennedy. PEGGY JENNINGS wills her ability to be quiet ln all classes to Jerry X ! X RONALD COLBURN leaves to Doyle Schardt his ability to swipe pencils Y E Davidson. I f Tumzwfumwf .Y It ww ELLIS STOUT gladly wills the C H S pianos to any piano-tuner with ambition BARBARA JEFFRIES wills to Rodger Bealrd her ability to stay in school SO NY ROARK wills all of the highway patrolmen to Raymond Thomas JOYCE HART wills to Beverly Spears her ability of having fun on basketball trips BEJNY BAKER wills his ability not to will anything to anybody GENE WILSON leaves all of his trigonometry and geometry papers to anybody that needs them DALE WINKLE wills his knowledge in high school arithmetic to Ed Kleockler JOHNNIE KILLINGSWORTH wills his pool stick to anyone who can get to before he does. MARY MATTHEWS leaves her position as librarian to Anna Ham DONALD JOHNSON wills his A grade to anyone that can't make them BENNIF OSBORN wants Jr Hensley to have his ability to sleep in class KENNETH WILSON wants Johnny Holllngshed to have his ability to make straight A's in Chemistry, KEEP UP THE GOOD RORK JO NNY LARRY BEACH leaves his tall stack of admits to Mr McCullough, He may need them FAYE DAVIS wills to Neva York all her absentee slips. NSY she carry on her old tradition CHARLES QUAILS wills his ability to play hookey to anyone who can get by with it BRTTY SCOTT leaves her old torn-u stinking tennis shoes to Nancy Ed that is if she can keep them on her feet DONALD BUSHA wills his place in Mrs Lee' heart to anyone that can ret BEVERLY WILEY leaves her jug of water which she used to cool her typewriter to LYman Leader WALDO CUNNINehAM wills his 'Sylvia' to James Sisk EVERETT WINKLE wills his home, Caoln No M at the Spin In Courts to Lyman L ader MARVELENB GOINES wants Charlotte Frazier to have her nick name 'Susy', CARL PATTERSON leaves his nick name 'Transmission' to anyone who can live up to it VIRGIL BLEDSOE doesn't want to will anything to anybody because he is godng to take everything with him Even Annette? MARY SCOTT wills her ability to keep her locker clean to anyone who is not too lazy to do it WALTER HART wills his knowledge of Economics to Mr Kennedy because he thinks he may need it next year Evroxms HOLLINGSHED wills her ability to make an in in shorthand to Mary Dixon VELMA CAMPBELL leaves her position as Mrs Coughran's typist to Jean Dobbs JIM GORDON wants 'Gippy' Hicks to have his good attendance record D595 CXQEQQ 'RN QD ' H it 1 4.4 J dy , , . - s Q it. J. W. HAMMANS wills his ability to type to J. L. Goad. O - e 4 FRESHMAN FLOAT Tied for first place with Sopho mores Se!! pcm SEVENTH FLOAT Third place winner 70 Im Al! Q' D SQMSQV S 5. Y wm155 55 lUp Q9 kN4::k P71 Y' 6 4 'Q M Q GOPHOVORE FLOAT L UN! Tied for first place with Freshman class 'Wg Ill fit Q, A- aqx N-as 4. 1 xx AN 44 .J ,SPE DON SENIOR FLOAT' Y!-'A yu' 'DRINK YOUR AILK FOR DADDY' V 'W rl- -' V 'Aw Q l! 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