Checotah High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Checotah, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1959 volume:

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A 1 . .IHIIQ . - I ' za ' Board Of Education J J BLACKBURN CLERK LOU SHARPE PRES! ENT R J KOCH JR VICE RE IDENT FRE OGLE U ERINTEN ENT J' E BUTENSCHOEN ME ER BURRAL COWAN MEMBER Table Of Contents Dedication Sports Annual King Queen Football Faculty Basketball Classes Activities Seniors Juniors Junior Play Sophomores Freshmen Snapshots Eighth Grade Seventh Grade Senior Play Pep Club Spanish Club Band King - Queen Band Glee Club F.H.A. F.F.A. Dramatics Advertising t Q I Alfa ..-.. .. C-11 J C E ' A 'is A x E 5 F .A T , . , i E X g N . I I - - ...,, P M E 1 0 I : Q D : Q Q D ' I -P S I D , S P D 3 O , HB , . Dedication We, the seniors of 1959, respectfully dedicate our annual to a man who has in every respect practiced the axiom of the great Ralph Waldo Emerson, 'To have friends, be one ' We have found him to be a friend in whom we could confide and a teacher who has been a great influence on the entire student body We point with pride to his five years as our head foot a b ll coach and to the two con ference championships we have won, thanks to his untiring efforts. ll token of our deepest admiration, we de- He is worthy of much more: but as a sms dicste this annual of 1959 to Harold 'Coach' Latham. Q . , 'K bf-1 A .V s li v'-' , -1,-..-- H 2 5, , 0 e n W4 EDWIN IIBY iff ll 7' 5 'ka JOLENA WINKLE ni 15 -3. 'il 'gr Fred C Ogle Superintendent Wanda Th0mPB0U Teacher Librarian Neill Lerors Voc Agriculture Why,- 'lln. gf Nr-Q FT Q D Mccullough Johnnie LeMasters principal Secretary r-,x Jackson Emerson Grade Principal Perry Kennedy Social Studies Jerry Fsught Willie Kennedy Commerce English Speech Biology Basketball Dottie Cunningham Fred Shields Betty Young Commerce Band Glee Club English 'ix 'iii ,-nl' L-ai' df '.E i' 4-f Q'-7 '17 -v Q' S' tug .N HAROLD N1cHoLsoN mu BURDETT RAYMOND CAREY AVA LEE Mathematica, Science Spanish, Eng11,h Vocational Agriculture English, History LESTER GOLfSON English History ELLA MAE SWANSON Geography Home Economics M RTLE KING HARRY JACKSON EDNA LOOPER HAROLD LATHAM JIM BITTLE Penmanshipr Coach Civics Home Economics Math, Coach Science, Math 5P91l1Y1S. H3-BYO N History 13 Xl 5,5- -ini 'Y V .... ? I lr... 4 T 1 - . f A A A T 55 - ' ' ' Y' fi 1 'iw' - A - WNW ik: g3?V '-f ,1 t 9:5 h - ' 'J . 1 fig' , ,, ' , A-of A A A.. Y - V Q Q ,TI Q K ff i g I . Y- e - A A Y l . 3 . - . ' , 1 f .wv. '. fr! ' I A Nxxgi -o 1 Ty 3. 'IJ E- A . - A E J H , -jp' ,.,. . Z . tix s ' it + 'U 2 4 QQQ. . A h , t -tn.-if -, 2' , fuif ' . X A I: V. Tint? V H ig.vQ '?Q-Va' -A, 45 . :' ' . S. , QR E VQ ' A Y CLEDA LATTA Senior President Sophomore Reporter FHA Basketball All Conference 2 years Softball FHA Devotion Chairman State Honor Society Cat Chat Staff Annual Staff Pep Club Cheer Leader Red Cross Home Nursing KENNETH EDD! Football Basketball Baseball Track All Conference Football Treasurer Boys State MARY DIXON AS Sophomore Football Attendant Senior Class Reporter Senior Football Attendant FHA FHA Song Leader FHA Reporter Glee Club Vice- President Glee Club Cheerleader Pep Club Cat Chat Staff Red Cross Home Nursing Football Captain Freshman Secretary Sophomore President Senior Vice-President ANNA HAM Junior Class President Glee Club Glee Club Secretary Treasurer FHA President FHA Secretary FHA Historian Senior Class Secretary Treasurer Pep Club Junior Play Cat Chat Staff Red Cross Home Nursing U N Delegate State Honor Society Annual Staff Librarian rv-X PATRICIA TERRY Glee Club Pep Club FHA FHA Historian Rod Cross Home Nursing KLOECKLER FFA FFA Sentinel Football Junior Play Junior Master Farmer Applicant ' Tiki' CL ' .3513 :wif l -' JT ' .Ar l n... -1. h Pop Club Secretary Pep Club FHA FHA Secretary FHA Treasurer Red Cross Home Nursing Softball Football All Conference ggi secretary FHA Treasurvr DEVEARL CANTHELL FRA fur- G ETCHEN TACKETT Band Band Queen Band Majorette Basketball DANNY WRIGHT Junior Play State Honor Society Cat Chat Staff Annual Staff Junior Play Glee Club DOYLE SCHARDT FFA Junior Master Farmer Football All Conference Honorable Mention Junior Play Club MEREDITH HENSLEY Carnival Queen Attendant Glee Club Adv. Manager Pep Club Spanish Club Cheerleader Junior Football Attendant Reporter Glee Club Secretary-Treasurer Sophomore Clase Reporter Freshman Clase Vice-President Spanish Club Cat Chat Staff Junior Commencement Attendant Sophomore Baccalaureate Att. DONA WILBURN Glee Club Glee Club Librarian Spanish Club FHA Cat Chat Staff Science Club Speech Play Freshman Vice- President Junior Play JOHN ROREX FFA Jr. Master Farmer Football Basketball Track Baseball FFA President Sophomore Vice-President 35? .J W KATHALENE MYERS JERRY DAVIDSON FFA FFA Secretary-Trgagurer Football Manager Junior Play L Lawauanna Stephens Pep Club Basketball Glee Club Pep Club Pep Club President Softball Cat Chat Staff Junior Play Red Cross Home Nursing JOE GROSE Football All Conference Honorable Mention FFA Track Drama Club Basketball Manager PHYLLIS BLEDSOE EDDY Glee Club Pep Club Pep Club Reporter Basketball Softball Red Cross Home Nursing IQJ 1 .-wi'-X JUNIOR HENSLEY FFA EVELXN WELLS FHA Vice President FHA Pianist State Honor Society Glee Club President Trio DAR Award Cat Chat Editor Annual Staff Junior Play JERRY FREIRICK Football FFA Band I 'sf -' - -SNL J. L. GOAD Football FRA BETTY WILLIAMS Pep Club Red Cross Home Nursing '55 in 157' I fz'X f uit . JOANNE PATTERSON Band Majorette Glee Club FHA FHA Parlimentarian FHA President G1rl's State MmmrPhy Red Cross Home Nursing DANIEL BUSHA Football Manager Track Manager DONNIE SMITH FFA GIBSON Hrcxs DEI-LIS TODD Football FFA Junior play Junior Master Flrmer Spanish Club OLIVER FARRIMOND, JR Appli MARY WHITTENBERG FEA Red Cross Home Nursing fjggagigg Comercial Club Pe Club Pep Club LEO SMITH Band Band King Junior Play 'Y fn.-my Nl-W JOSIE WILLIAMS Band Bed Cross Home Nursing FHA FHA Song Leader Librarian b-H Club Cat Chat Staff M-H President Jr. Leader M-H State b-H Roundup Annual Staff JOHNNY COUGHRAN CAROL CHENAULT FHA FHA Song Lender Junior Reporter Junior Play G1r1'e State Glee Club Band Band President Cat Chat Staff Football Queen Annual Staff JERRY SMITH FRA Annual Queen FFA Secretary PGP Club Spanish Club State Honor Society 5160 Club State Honor Society Band FHA Junior Heater Farmer Junior Master Farmer FHA P1055-lt Applicant Applicant FEA 'S nmwx Yoax Joann! CHAMBERS EAPJ-ENE WOOTEN Spanish Club FFA Librlrllh Drama Club Red Cross Home Nursing BERTIE LOOPER 0168 Club Band Junior Secretary-Treasurer EDVIN EBY FHA JIMMY ROARK FHA Vice President F-I,-A FEA Red Cross Home Nursing ANNUAL KING .x 'tl A -ffi ' WESLEY MANN LYMAN LEADER ORVIAL YARBROUGH WA PFA FFA Spanish Club Wanted: adding machines, computing machines, rulers that draw straight lines or someone that knows how to juggle all the transactions in a practice set and then make them balance in Mr. lhught's third hour Bookkeeping class. my ,Q-0 i G' Y' I, :-5 xX Jack Blackburn Betty Martin B111 Xach Janet Branch Ronald Wilson QQ. 6-n 'W TS ,, g' H. I 5 , X Sharon Parker Charles Valle Edna Adkerson Luther Martin Reporter Barbara Hensley Secretary 43 I 1 1 v N . .46 , 'I' 'ff-N Ann h-nzier Charles Campbell H-lr! Wulkor Roger Beaird Ruth 0130 Barbara Jones Beth Young Garland Pearce Janet Hendrix Herehell Lucas Eunice Slsemore Lester Colburn Carolyn Rigney Harold Luk! Carolyn Hollis Paul Hoe 'V 4 '1 ...zzf X Q x,X I ,t,,, -Q , Pg C uk 7?- N 1 Y f - -Q. Vi Harlan Todd Helen Coftelt Faye Browning Johnny Cunningham 1dl rs-5 .-15 N 'Ad ax ,x V n:4xn i:.'45'5q it d-3 e fx , e T? .' F4 'Biff' Mae Dodge David Rose Lula Mann Nix Storm Juanita Iillingeworth Arvil Mann Earnegt Myer, Beverly Spears Jimmv PBPKUP Jane Boyles B111 lb! .Q E,,of: ,!!l 3-2.1 5:1 .. 'f 5 s xi A I. i n Raymond Tinney Dorothy Grlll 10h Barbara Brandon Vain' GOODS? Sylvia Hammana Gene Smith Anna Lou Hart Herbert McCutchen Marilyn Thompson K' wk , ' , Gxgm' fl x ' W 1 5- Sherry Aday Don Hogan D. A. Campbell Glenda Beach Harold Davidson Charles LaCour Sgmmy Hhitgggll Woody Buckmaster Xa . 45 1 iff Fl so lf iq I-4 Jessi, Combs Clinton Foster Barbara Johnson w1111am Brauaricx DO'-'glee lamb Chester Ashley Arthur Mathews Curtis Hayes Emual Anderson Barney McPherson Walter Fuleom John Sisk .' 2.L -ar ' 'Y nga Q .QA f ' a . , f ' L yy, - J EQE4 X f ,4 ken X 1 , y.'4lH f' Q W!- , A' li - 25 5? cg 'a K ' Ya -ox-f RONALD WOODS CECIL WINKLE DAVID MARTIN DAVID SUADLEY PHILLIP LAYMAN DOUGLAS HUM HREY -.gg Nouns, pronouns, adjectives, adverbs, propositions, conjunotions, periods, commas words, sentences, compositions Yes, everyday we use the tools of great writers But tools are clumsy in the hands of the inexperienced so that is why we have to work and work in Mrs Young's Sophomore English class Ready for a speed test?- -check paper guides---70 space line, 5-space indention, double-spacing, eyes on your copies, ready-- -just a minute, class! David, you read your copy from the right of your mach1ne.- ---- A11 set, go- --- -and that's the way it goes in Mrs. Cunningham's, third hour Typing class. 1 ,., ,.' I- 'J x .1 A i ,J ily' I raw' I X, Y, i ' if . O' , 'S 'A +,:, . ' gk X V ff N -f 'I 1 2 I: 1-f14..ff ,YI , Q I 4 , .Q 'Q su ig. T5 Ii. ' 1 ., - . - x K v , D A 7 1 JV' A l A I . 1 , K N . it x,,N'Q A: XX 5 A .. was-f' X A V' , h i U I O S UBLNUQE3 AY BACK LUTHER MARTIN LESTER COLBURN, GENE SMITH, EARNEST MYERS JACK BLACKBURN MIDDLE MR FAUGHT, WAYNE COOPER JOHN JACKSON JIMMY PARKER HARLES WALLS BILL IBY, FAYE BROWNING FRONT MISS BWANSON LINDA WILLIAMS 'IMMYE KINDRED BETTY MARTIN, BETH YOUNG DOROTHY GRAMLICH JANET BRANCH AND MAE DODGE K 'SWEET ADELINE' 'YOU ALL ARE SO NICE TO ME 'GREEN DEVIL TO THE RESCUE' 'SHE HATES THE SIGHT OF GREEN' WHAT, A MOVII AGAIN 'QUEEN WENDY' I 1 A , . ' 1 i , , ' I I 0 . n ' - Q 0 9 1 V I - 0 ' 1 1 U 9 rw 1 W n ' 'AJ ,Q 5 1' 1 1 , I. 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P. . ,Q 1 sv- , ' . i X ,-X f X ki 'fjf f Q 'MQ f F , . ggfk.'fj - Mary Fuleom Johnnie McPherson Lillian Taylor 305310 Adi! Mari' R09 Thomas LaCour Lola Taylor otha 5g1m0n Shirley Burke Morris Frazier Jerry Campbell Helen Tinney Lankford Bivine R050 TUPUGU Jimmy Dosher Earlyne Cunningham Louise Longcrier Betty Garrett Dwight Mann B,,nda Madevoll 'ID 3- IL: . ,, ..- ? IK gf: x fffQ5f.f:l ' ' 3 u again au' ala'- lQ'X it 'fr l arcman smmoan LOUIS PRISM' cum! mnnrs DQRIB gnc! mrs vmrrmsmr. PATTY 'ff-L9 .mam nrrcnsu. num annum w 'The Scientists of Tomorrow'---and ve'rs not joking. Prom classrooms such as Mr. N1cho1son's General Science class comes our future scientists. How successful will they be?--'-that's up to the individxml. ff S ng b' lg, A 6. v- -o I 42 - I Q 5- ' -- Y 4 ' X77 1 XX Q2 . - ' Q Q at y -- ' T 154 xi X I' --X l .W X X REE Q I I' 3 I5 In WE. A' ELLA WHITESELL ' ' -s M 54 'U f ' A - I ' 5? o c f.-: 'T' . Q - 1. 4 . . I ' Q' I ig Q' - uf- Q V K .- - L I A ' ,...-- 4? VW ' o , - ' ' ... X Sv V' a 'x W ' J 4 kv E J A ui ! ,P V ,X ' Snapshots LNsAimu lb ANYONE KNOW THIS MAN? LADY KILLERQ' AHEM ima.. YOO HOO' WHAT', : A , -A. ,l , , . ,V ,. I ' S. SAYS JERRY' CELEBRATING OUR SOTH STATE! 'VE GOT IT' LET'S REST' OH MERCY' I -w-uf' MR FOOTBALLS' TELL US SO WE CAN LAUGH TOO' V' NOW, NOW GIRL.: DON'T CRY I'LL BE BACK' OUR PAY IN PICTURES. 45 AFTER THE BALL---GAME SLE--EP, BA--BIES, SLE--EP--- WELL---HERE WE ARE. WAS OVER. Saundra Wade President Y .- If .R - 1 . Q P 45. Mike Kealiher V ice-President 'H Connie Mitchell Reporter Chuck Hensley Secretar Y I 17 7 gn. J 9? 1' 2 v f gSQ??f?.x' 'bv fs as K' . V , ,.. . 1 UV, Lk? : ' I-: Qx 1 ' A ' 6-A ,Q W TT ff? 1. P 3f3'J?:.'..W B111 Mcspgddgn Patricia Hodges Curtis Lynch N10 P1405 UTP! VGBB3-U801' Wilma Osborn Cecil Fisher Linda shahan Allgn Stover De10r1l X97 larry Gordon Linda H111 Jerry Frazier . ., . v., r L . an - -.t-:H . .. 1.4 sg A 'Q15 f , N Q p. 5 v- ' 'LL 5,j'FP4 L f!.g,.fi Barbara Patterson Davey Spindle , 535: 4- .' gv ...A 6- . P if J qs . 925 A A1 Barbara Cooper B111 Hart John Thomas Mary Bullard ,o 45? if - , .2 , . M A V 1 . -, I '. i- X 'k?i lk WN ' Q!?! X ,QKE , ' E I ff K 1 . f ' 4 .L 4 l 15 . I . r' Betty Bledsoe Kenneth Rorex Phyllis Foster Jimmy Svadley Anna Mohegan N0b18 Thompson Judy Xing Dave Edmonds Jimmy Coleman Alice H111 .-, Rggina Baird ygyne Smgllggcd Lorraine Taz-vin Gary Loader Patty Gibbs Jim Eb? M as: iv- 'Y' -, ' fgfa, If .xl 1lf'., .T 'l k NN g x . ? , e A, f ., I 'X - g ,.... ..... ,- 3 I qs. of - :. 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Don't Take My Penny Jo Anne vnnna Sheryl Hence President RUPOPWI' iw- Buth Ann Green Kay Campbell Vice-President Secretary W- Cu ' -I 1 ,.,f- vv' . John P81110 Sandra Smith Tommy H810 Sue Gage David Hicks 7:4 X ??,4D5 Geyln Clay gag Ann Pearce Stanley Branch Regona Stephens John Spain Bobbye Colburn gary 9,-on Sue Welle Johnny Norwood Horn Campbel as l ' Glenda Frazier Randall Sui th .Q U .x , Roger Ireland Jul in Mohegan 'CT' Jeanetta Mitchell Don Bennett i ' -so Michael Moses X H, 1' Ruby Roberts Gwendolyn lolnck Edd 'NW David Kindred Sondra H111 Jules Gnmblin Linda K:-iss Arthur Vnndenburg lvelyn Davis vy- A Y. f l JP -. V 1 FX 9. v-'Q Linda Summer! Cecil Lane Jimmy Stone Bobby Beech .. 1 1 'T IQ E Ronald hoye Rodger LeMae'ere Charles Suevens Rachel Hamm 7 Jeanie domack Ronnie Curtis 5 Skipper Henirlcke Lois Frieble Velma QWCY Loren Leavell Class Pucture XFWX i .1 '.lIp. a bl Caoal + b r do you follow us? or are you as confused as me a e, in Mr Lathan's Algebra c1aes . ,Qt f ar Us 5 1 n ' 5. -- 41 ' e - - .Q . ff' if 4 ' on ,t . 4 4 ii H g il? A SA ' J ,, u V A L u I f A I A . .., - vin' . V , 4 f '- -1 N V Y k I 'P-5 A 5 0 K I f 4. 'hex 1, Q . C - 1' 1 e2 ab - ab - .2 o -----.. ' --- . . ' P . . CAROLYN MARINDA KOCH Flower Girl 432922-Rf., MARY DIXON Senior Attendant flag? vp JANET BRANCH Junior Attendant G.. i CAROL CH NAULT Football Queen SUE WINKLE Freshman Attendant MARGIE EHERSON Sophomore Attendant LARRY FRAME Crown Bearer Co-Captain In 5 KENNETH nun! All-Conference qs All-State 1: Honorable Mention 'y4 f All American Ja-mhqf' pm in i ai J -.. .L. FRONT ROW: Kenneth Eddy, Edward Kloeckler, Ronnie Wilson, Jack Blackburn, Rusty Martin, Kenneth Mincher and Doyle Schardt. BACK ROW: John Rorex, Bill Koch, Leonard Abbott, Lylln Cowan, Terry Archer and Joe G ose. The Checotah Wildcats are proud of being the surprise team of the N. 0. O. A. Conference. The Cats were picked to finish near the bottom of the league. But the desire and fight gave Checotah its first undefeated season in nine years. The blue and white was highly regarded in this area and received high rating in the state po ls, The Wildcats opened the season by upsetting Stlgler 20 to lb. Lylin Cowan and Leonard Abbott provided the spark on the ground with Cowan breaking for an 85 yard run. Kenneth Mincher and Rusty Martin were surprises as new men in the line-up and helped open holes in the Stigler line. Terry Archer led the attack against Atoka by intercepting three passes, one for 50 yards and a TD, and another for a Sb yard gain. Checotah won 31 to 0. The Wildcats and the Wagoner Bulldogs tied 20 to 20 on a mud covered field. After a slow start, the Cats pulled up to even the score. The defense played one of the best games of the season with Jack Blackburn, Ronnie Wilson, and Edward Kloeckler playing as stalwarts in the line. Terry Archer and Joe Grose provided the flash to drop Westville by the score of 38 to 0. Archer had a 60 yard run called back but countered a few plays later with a 75 yard run. Grose, who was a standout as defensive halfback all season, picked up a punt and rolled 65 yards to pay dirt, Beggs was downed 38 to 18 with Bill Koch and Archer providing the searing punch. Koch broke bb yards, and Archer romped 5h yards. John Rorex intercepted a pass to set up a punt and rolled 65 yards to pay dirt. QB 125 LEONARD ABBOTT JOHN ROREX Co-Captain Three year Honorable Mention All-Conference All-Conference letterman All State Second Team q elle . FRONT: Goad, Rorex, Eddy, Kloeckler, Wilson, Blackburn, Martin, Mincher, Bchardt, Roe, Hickox, Thomas, Davidson. MIDDLE: Coach Latham, Ketchum, Gross, Abbott, Koch. Cowan, Archer, Combs, Burdett, Martin, Hicks, Eby. BACK: Gramllch, Womack, Spaulding, Harris, Stevens, Rose, Fredrick, Allen, Williams, Coach Jackson. The highly rated Morris ball club was dropped from first in the state polls by the 32 to 0 defeat at the hands of the Wildcats. Five seniors led the club as Rorex blocked a punt and recovered on the four yard line to set up the first Abbott scored U TD's for 2b points. John TD. The Cats opened a real drive for their first undisputed title in nine years when they surprised Poteau 38 to 0, Abbott and Cowan provided the speed this time when Abbott broke up the middle for 70 yards, and Cowan had scoring jaunts ff 60 and 5h yards. Stilwell provided the real test as the Pre-season favorite proved to be really tough in the mud. Archer, the speedy mite, broke the ice by going 29 yards for the first TD. Kenneth Eddy, A11-State End, provided two markers by catching a pass with U seconds remaining in the half and picking up a blocked punt for another. Edward Kloeckler, Doyle Schardt, Jack Blackburn, and Kenneth Mincher were among the stand-outs in the line. Sallisaw proved to be a very determined ball club, but the Cats got by on a 20 to 8 score. Sallisaw was limited to 120 yards, but remained a threat all night. Checotah was able to take the annual contest with Eufaula B2 to 8, as Wilson blocked a punt for a score, and Bill Koch showed his heels for a 50 yard gallop, Kenneth Eddy was selected for the All-State team, and Leonard Abbott was plac- ed on the second All-State team. In addition three others were selected for the All-Conference team. They were Edward Kloeckler, Jack Blackburn, and Lylln Cowan. o s Basketball I BACK COACH JACKSON RICHARD COMBS LYLIN, ROBERT HARRISON, TERRY ARCHER CHESTER ASH EY AND EARNEST MYERS FRONT LUTHER MARTIN, KENNETH MINCHER, KENNETH EDDY, BARNEY MCPHERSON, DONNIE BUCKMASTER AND JOHN ROREX N O A A CONFERENCE C0-CHAMPIONS CONNORS TOURNAM NT CHAM IONS WON 20 LOST b THE 1958-59 WILDCAT TEAM, ALTHOUGH ONE OF THE SHORTEST TEAMS IN SEVERAL YEARS, COMPILED ONE OF THE SCHOOLS FINEST RECORDS. WINNING 20 AND LOSING ONLY U. THE WILDCATS WERE CO-CHAM 8 OF THE NOAA AND WINNER OF THE CONNORS TOURNAM NT. THEY REACHED THE FINALS OF THE DISTRIST AND SALLISAW TOURNAMENTS BEFORE LOSING. THIS YEAR'S TEAM WAS COMPOSED OF FOUR SENIORS! KENNETH EDDY, JOHN ROREX, ROBERT HARRISON AND DONNIE BUCKMASTER. FIVE JUNIORB3 LUTHER MARTIN, BARNEY MCPHERSON, CHESTER ASHLEY,,TERRY ARCHER AND ERNIE MYERS. TR EE SOPHOMORES2 RICHARD COMBS, LYLIN COWAN AND KENNETH MINCHER. KENNETH EDDY, JOHN ROREX, AND ROBERT HARRISON, ALL SENIORS, WERE NAMED TO THE NOAA ALL-CONFERENCE TEAM. Q Lurnnn mann BARNEY ncpgmson Q 711 Y wwf 'nvmfu A? 7 ll ,W J' JAM? MANM rex kwin sw 7.3: YW X x f smsous Rsconn 'S E Wy ilk 'T ROBERT HARRISON ALL-CONFERENCE CHECOTAH CHECOTAH CHECOTAH CHECOTAH CHECOTAH CHECOTAH CHECOTAH CHECOTAH CHECOTAH iECOTAH HECOTAH CHECOTAH CHECOTAH CHECOTAH CHECOTAH CHECOTAH CHECOTAH CHECOTAH CHECOTAH CHECOTAH CHECOTAH CHECOTAH CHECOTAH 53 5 5 1+ 3 5 is lb lb 5 5 3 KIOWA EUFAULA SCHULTER VIAN STIGLER SALLISAW STIGLER OXEHAH VIAN WAGONER STILHELL SALLISAW POTEAU STIGLER MULDROW VIAN PORUM STIEHELL SALLISAW POTEAU WAGONER HASKELL TAFT bb 'af 51 N, dk J 5 X Na I KENNETH EDD! ALL CONFERENCE P? 4 mg 7 ? Q !-bk! f W ww ANI 1 agbx E'- 'sv JOHN ROREX ALL CONFERENCE iv ' , ,-4 A uc. 'fl' - -fE'f5Qv'1v--,N ' ' 1 lauew Q A' YR?-q 'ifv'1'3'v19 'T .- .S '.. 3' .'. N- - - , 1-a-Lwqg' 775 ' J I1. , :Nauru ' -riff 10 ,., -'v.-.?FS-f 'f5'- . 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COACH KENNEDY C LEDA SET THIRD PLACE IN WARNER TOURNAMENT UNDEFEATED NOAA CHAMPIONS VON 115 LOST lb I958 FIRST PLACE WARNER TOURNAMENT DISTRICT CHAMPIONS REGIONAL RUNNER-UP RECORD IN SEMI-FINAL GAME WITH no UNDEFEATED NOAA CHAMPIONS WON 21 LOST 3 ' I959 FIRST PLACE UELEETKA TOURNAMENT NOAZA CHAMPIONS WON 115 IDST 5 POINTS CLEDA LATTA HERMAN EMERSON AWARD 1959 ALL-CONFERENCE 1957 58-59 SCORED 1355 POINTS IN U YEARS EIGHTEEN POINT AVERAGE FOR U YEARS NOAA CHAMPIONS FOR 3 YEARS STRAIGHT NANCY EDDY ALL CONFERENCE 1959 HONORABLE MENTION 1958 THE HERMAN EMERSON AWARD SUE KEITH A FORMER CHECOTAH HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL PLAYER ESTABLISHED AN AWARD IN 1958 TO BE GIVEN TO THE OUTSTANDING SENIOR GIRL BASKETBALL PLAYER ANNUALLY THE AWARD IS GIVEN IN MEMORY OF THE LATE HERMAN EMERSON COACH OP CHECOTAH GIRLS' FROM 19b3 TO 1955 DURING THIS TIME COACH EMERSON ESTABLISHED A RECORD WHICH WTLLPROBABLY NEVER BE BROKEN HIS TEAMS WENT TO THE STATE TOURN AMENT EIGHT TIMES AND WERE STATE CHAMPIONS IN 19b7 AND 1909 IT IS ESTIMATED THAT HE PLACED ABOUT THIRTY FIVE TROPHIES IN THE TROPHY CASE JOYCE HART SEVIER HERMAN EM RSON AWARD 1958 All CONFERENCE GUARD 1958 won 21 Loss' 3 NOAA CHAMPIONS FOR 2 YEARS STRAIGHT UANITA KILLINGSWORTH ALIFCONFERENCE 1959 .lumor Hugh N O A A Champions E ff 490 BACK RUSTY MARTIN CHARLES NALLEY, RONNIE ADA! KENNETH ROREX SAMMH GOAD DAVID HOWELL MIDDLE JACKIE THOMAS, EDWARD GENT, EARL MATTHEWS, BUDDY ROGERS, KENNETH WARD, BILL DODGE FRONT CLINTON LANE BILLY HART, MORRIS FRAZIER, SAMM HARDIN RAY ABBOTT LANKFORD BIVINS 5 BACK COACH JACKSON DAVID HOJELL, THOMAS LACOUR, MORRIS FRAZIER, OTHO SELMAN JOHNNY MCPHERSON FRONT JACKIE THOMAS CHARLES NALLEY LESLIE JOHNSTON, RONNIE ADA! DANNY WELLS o 0 4 O O O O . . Q ' , -- a L. Le S- - 51 ii -5 u L, Q 6, Q 'v . ., x.' , f . I ' , X ' V ' , f . x Q Q ' v , Q' 'I 1-5 -fl A . V' O ' I I I . I ' ' O . . I I I I -I A A 5 Q . ' '5 ' 5 7 5 9 K 5 5--A--.--A.---+-.-4 .-, Z , f , 3' 5' 1 x.. , C , . v - ' I . I 5 ' I Y 1 I ' Cheerleaders Front Jimmye Kindred, Janet Branch Adeline Kloeckler Back Mary Dixon, Cleda Latte and Meredith Hensley These girls won their places by winning ln The Pep Club sponsored by Mrs Cunningham attended all football games march ed in all the parades, and assisted the band in some of their half time perform ances At the end of each football season, the girls give their traditional party in honor of the entire foot ball squad All members were not present in this picture Q 1 D 7 3 competitive contest. , - Spanish Club 1-A-a The Spanish Club has a membership of thirty three The officers are seated, left to right song leader, Beth Young secretary-treasurer, Wayne Cooper, presi dent, B111 Koch vice president, Jack Blackburn, and standing between B111 and Jack Sharon Parker, reporter M s Burdett is sponsor The club is enjoying a good year with interesting meetings, a fiesta with breaking of the pinata at Christmas, initiation Mexican foods, and a Mexican ida, which is the annual affair with Mexican costumes, music, food and fun Their float in the homecoming parade carried out the ZORRO theme Members are Walter Spain Douglas Lamb, Donna Wilburn Gibson H1cks,.Ryce Cagle, Charles Price, Herbert McCutchen, Charlotte Wllbanks, Peggy Hart, Nina Acker Joyce Kindred, Rhoda Dowdy, Sarah Spain, Tessie Wilson, Sylvia Hammans, Betty Gamblin, Marvin Stevens, Chester Ashley Ronnie Hall Glenda Scott, Wesley Mann, Mike Norman, Nancy Eddy, Louise Longcrler, and Bmual Anderson FS :fs I X1 91 'llll pi II FMWVNIF s Q- 3. Ab-lan. ,liiglf un- AIP' .55i!EL. I .. , com- , 3 'E' ,N , 1 C . 15 . 4 r ,Q iqa 1' be be fc ' ' v f ? , 5 A ' ' I-.ztf 3 'I . Band King And tlneen V' 129' -gs-I mm M And Attendant PM f THE CHECOTAH HIGH SCHOOL BAND PRESENTED FVEIR ANNUAL CONCERT FEBRUARY 2? HIGH LIGHT OF THE CONCERT WAS THE BAND KING AND QUEEN CORONATION CANDIDATES SELECTED WERE JERRY CRANE AND PERGY EARRIMOND ATTENDANTS WERE LINDA WILLIAMS, BILL KOCH NINA ACKER, JOE LEHASTER, BERTIE LOOPER AND JOHNNY COUGHRAN A TOTAL OF S930 00 WAQ RAISED BY THE CANDIDATES it gpg, I N , I f - -.4 -.5 . W i 3 5 , . gg A 55. I ,TL Q ST h N +3 sg er-' f ff I 4 . A ft , I 4 5 TIJLI X, , K. f , if A ne M -Ax , ', 1 42. K 4x I 'Q .A , . - 2 , . Q' , 5 e 0 'av md ,... FRED SHIELDS DIRECTOR Tv X,- Y CAROL CHENAUI-T snr! rumrzn BERTIE Loornm Passrnnmr v1c1: rnmsrvmm- smcnmnnr -musunm The Checotah High School Band directed by Fred Shields, had a ousy school year They rendered a half time performance at all of the school's football games They played at all of the pep assemblies and marched in three parades in Checotah e parades were for the opening of football season, the homecoming parade and the Christmas parade The band furnished the half time show for Connor's College on their home coming October 9 1958 On October 25, they traveled to Norman to participate in the Band Day Parade of Bands The 0 U vs Kansas State football game was the highlight of their trip to Norman The band performed at their annual concert coronation on February 27 On March 6, they won second place trophy in a marching and concert playing music festival at Purcell The instrumental contest in Tahlequah was attended March 18 The elected officers of the band were President Carol Chenault, Vice Pres ldent, Betty Martin: and Secretary Treasurer, Bertie Looper. at A' if :VP ,t K X ,at t EA s 35- 'r s lyk' Yi EIA H ' fic-5 p 0 -1 T 0 ., N' :Vx -s O , ,. Th Q 0 : , ' .. - A 5 if 41519 Q bf' we gf, 2,5 'sf JOANNE PATTER8 BITTY MARTIN SHAROI PARKER Drum Major And Magorettes Of I958I959 -fa-4 f J , JISSII COHBS SIIERRY DIXON GRETCHIN T CKETT we R, ' - .. , eg, R J X J 4 4, x A N-K X I 0, Lf 1? xijf if ml J 4 4 I 7 X 4,1 ' 1 ii A A M, M l'IO EVELYN WELL, LINDA WILLIAMS, SHARON PARKER Q' 'X xi EVELYN WELLS MARY DIXON ANNA HAHM DONA WILBURN MEREDITH HENSLEY President Vice President Sec reasurer Librarian Adv HIGHEST fm The Girls' Glee Club under the direction of Fred Shields had an active school year This past year, the Glee Club sang at most of the school chapel services At the Christmas assembly, they san 'The Messiah' by Handel On March 17 1959 they entered the vocal contest at hlequah The Annual spring concert was pre sented for the public on April 3 Three of the Glee Club members, Sharon Parker Linda Williams, and Evelyn Wells were selected to sing in tne All State Choral Meet at the University of Ckkahoma This Meet was held on January 2b This same trio has appeared on KVOO-TV, at the Football Banquet and at the L1on's Club D1nn0T The Glee Club rated Superior ln contest and journeyed to Norman, Oklahoma The elected officers of the Glee Club were President, Evelyn Wells Vice President Mary Dixon Secretary Treasurer, Anna Hamm, Librarian Dona Wllburn, and Advertising Meredith Hensley The Accompanlst for the Glee Club is Betty Martin : 4 4 .53 ,,, X' X f7 t-7 yen, A gME 3 sm 0- 4 fm' sf ' D- '- -sz . 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Y' N . iii. lik? s f f fr- - :cfm f- Q E L .W 041.1112 A 'f xx1a me 04, ,LO n5x,Uf4p Nfw YW CLUB WORK HAS HELPED MEMEERQ TO- BERTIE LOOPER aeeume civic responsibilities VICE PRESIDENT to decide on a career to accept responsibilities prepared me for living a better, fuller life taught me that working together pays dividends helped me develop leadership helped me meet many wonderful people bow to be an understanding family member remember the aging ' develop international good will ' JEANETTA DAVIDSON TREASURER we CLEDA LATTA LANELL LYNCH MARY DDCON HOSTESS COMMITTEE DEVOTIONAL CHAIRMAN REPORTER 36 ANNA HAHM HISTORIAN UWT X il MOTHER AND DAUGHTER BANQUET OFFICER INSTALLATION 1 R F Lii I--- n . V C IXCJ . '--.- I I . - .-..- . I l .Q .iii ' . . S 1.-5, I--Q 'V . . wal.: ' .on--. - . . . ' . --- , .121 Q ff '21 E . nv' M I l , A S , fv- v- .H ' f . ' is V - 1 Q . -Jpwilgw ,',V , 'N :xi . hx Q I r -re. -I . ev 4 -. . .-,. A .V 9 Q 4, .. 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PEN Ol' 3 BENNY BAKER CHAMPION PEN OF 10 CHECOTAH FEA - FIRST PLACE DAIRY JUDGING TEAM AT M SKOGEE, 1958 LEFORS, ROREX, CLARK, EB! AND DAVIDSON VILBURTON JR LIVESTOCK S GRAND CHAMPION STEER CHAMPION CHAMPION CHAH ION CHAM ION ANGUS STEER HEREFORD SHORTHORN DUROC BARROW GRAND CHAH ION ANGUS STEER AT WILBURTON 1958 HOW MARCH 1958 LESTER COLBURN LESTER COLBURN DOYLE SCHARDT EDWARD KLOECKLER JERRY DAVIDSON MUSKOGEE FREE STATE HAIR 1958 GRAND CHAMPION HAMPSHIRE BOAR JOHN ROREX JR CH 8 RE G AND DUROC BOAR JERRY DAVIDSON CHAMPION DAIRY TEAM ROREX, CLARK EBY GRAND CHAH ION DUROC DAVIDSON LESTER COLBURN M HJ 5 BARROW 1958 RONEAL TOON Annual Staff THE ENTIRE ADVERTISING SELLING, AND PRODUCTION STAFF POSING RATHER DISTRACTEDLY WONDER WHAT THE DISTRACTION WAS? A. In ci, Lf is J STAFF JUDY DANNY AND EVELYN 4 N,,f ANYONE FOR SOME GO- OE! 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