Cherokee High School - Arrowhead Yearbook (Cherokee, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1947 volume:

Q Z f VZ i F 5 E Z :Q 9 5 I- I S 3 E 'i il 1 R Q Q V, 6 '5 -1 e I 5 i Q if i ra '5 E g-.E - mm.,-. :5 . Af - . 5, , ,. M, ., YM 7, V 1 1' .,,- .,-- -,nv-rf . .uni ,gf -fu .,.eY,..1 - 1-.- -4 1.--.gf ,agar-,f-.1-fx?-,,n.Q ilu.-my f,,v...,', .51 Ykkttkkg ki-1l k'k'k1k-g iiiiifit -ktikx lit tttikitg ,itiiiiyt We wish to dedicate this annual to the students yruduutes, and teachers who have gone from this school into the armed services of their country. In this way, we can express our appreciation for their eervice. I Cx J Y 585+ fisher SHP'- B.iL.'Rah92'9 Prism. 65619-R06 B305 565 ew A v- U' h inf. O DONALD L. RODGEMS xHistory KENNLTH BOGUL English EARL CROWDER Science MARY HAAS Music TWILA KAUP Commerce RALPH HERREN Math LUCILLE MARTIN Home Ec. RALPH ANDHEE Industrial Arts P. A. VENN Band 'QfEM E , I FQ -J QU. BPH '1 ll EDITOR ASS ISTANT EDITOR L JO ANN AZBILL BUSINESS MANAGER NEVA JEAN BUTTS . AS SISTAN T BUSINESS MANAGER MARJ OR IE EBBS -1-l PRO DUCT ION MANAGER HARRIETI' ROBINETI' Q1i----Qgl.. ASSISTANT FRODUCTI ON MANAGER EVELYN HAYDEN IHOTOGRAFHERS FEATURE EDITOR gan WEBSTER UON 'r.xYLoR Jomzmz HILDINGER SPORTS EDITOR TOM ANDREWS JUNIOR EDITOR RUTH ANN GOEK IN S OPH OMORE EDIT OR CL. IRICE 1 IOIQACK l..l FRESHLLAN EDITOR TYPISTS ANNU4 L G INGER .RN DERS ON PEGGY TJARTIN JOY DELI. REYNOLDS BILLYE JUNE GARRETT LI L1 FALLIS STAFF T WU Cgfkzss' 'K X fg, I x l 1 I ff? XX . if. xx, , 4 X L' R A1 J, JV. gr Qld' fini! ' f' C, if x E my i f 'Y' ,UM U f - 1' X, Ag fx, A If Q W W, ui, .J , . -A , I , p-.f 5233 5 ww WWE ally 3 . ui mr . 5 5 5 J ix , J., WL x 032: 5 E 1 If K ' N 4 QW , X ,, Q . QM V N i 'XX A 3 5' fl V V4 5'-, , 4 11 La - A W s ix 145 JFK C' ,iff ,M Y 4 i xA f,f ' x ' iii 5 il v ff I 'R 'wiv' if' 'a 3351555 L' uri wx: Q ,,..n' CFARLES CLARL: Truck 1,43 Foot bull l,2,3,4Q Clues Sec-and Tres. 43 Boys Octet 33 Class Ilny 3,43 Jnnunl Staff 51 Co- Ceptain Footbull 43 Boys Qumr- ete 43 ALMA JEAN EDWARDS: Clee Club l 3,5,43 Class Play 3,43 Arrow- heud Staff 43 Annual Staff 8,3 43 Editor 43 F.H.A. l,2,3,4Q F.H.A. Pres. 43 Band l,3,4Q Pep Club Leader 33 Bend Sec. 4 Class Officer 23 JOY DELL REYNOLDS: F.H.A. 1,2, 5,43 Quartet 2,53 Class Flay 5,43 Glee Club 3,43 Trio 2,5, 43 Cabinett Lember 5,43 Bend l,2,3,4Q Arrowhead Editor 43 4nnual Staff 43 LILA FALLIS: F.H.A. l,2,5,4Q Sec. 4s Pep Club l,2,5,43Ires. 43 Class V.Pres. 43 Annual Staff 43 KAVIS HUMIHREY: F.H.n, 3,6,43 Glee Club 2,5,4Q Pep Club 3,3, 43 Quartet 43 IMOGENE GAFF: Bend 2,33 Clee FQHQIXQ l,g,3,4: Pep Club 13 Queen's Attendent l,3.4: JO ANN AZBILL: Clee Club l,F, 5,43 Arrowhead Staff 43 An- nual Staff 3,43 F.F.A. l,2,3, 43 Cabinet Lember l,Q,3,4Q F.H.A. Reporter 33 Yep Club lg Band 2,5,43 Play-Ass't. Dir- ector 43 :.:.,RY LOU JAY: Glee club 1,2,:s, 43 Pep Club l,3,53 F.H.4. Tres 53 F.H.A. l,2,'5,4: FoHv'1o Cfib- inet Member 2,5,43 di -rr Al' . I 1 H3 ,v , 1 5 N 3 I f u 3 K 43 GS Y' A .-'m D fe 3 4 S 'L x X JORENE HILDINGER: Glee Club I, 2,5,43 Quartet 2,3,4Q Arrow- head Staff 43 Annual Staff 5,43 Class President 1,53 Class Play 5,43 F.H.A. 2,3,4: Pep Club 1,53 Yell Leader 53 Twirler 43 Band 2,5343 JOE STAUFTER: Football l,2,3,4Q Clase V.Pres. 53 Class FT6S.4Q Class Play 5,43 Bavketball 43 Co-Captain Football 43 H4RRI3TP RORINATT: F.H.a. 1,2, 5,43 F.H.A. Reporter 53 F.H.A. Tres. 43 Cabinet Member I,2,5, 43 Twirler 2,5,43 Band 53 Pep Club I3 Glee Club I,2,3,4Q Annual Staff 43 FRANCIS MEYERS: Pep Club I,2,5, 43 Sec. Pep Club 23 V.Pres. Fey Club 53 F.H.A. I,2,3,4Q V.Fres. F.H.A. 53 Pres. F.H.A. 43 Glee Club I,2,3,4Q Play 4: GENEVIENE PETERMAN: Pep Club I, 2,5,43 Glee Club I,2,5,43 F.H.a I,2,3,4Q NEIL STRUTTON: Play 43 SAM LAKBERT: Class Tres. 53 BILLYE JUNE GARRETT: Glee Club 2,3,4j Band 53 Class Play 53 Sec. 53 F.H.n. 2,5,43 Pep Club 23 Trio 2,53 'ff' an 0 Zeb! .31 - 7 CLARK EDWARDS: Basketball 3,Lg Football l,2,3,Lg Class Vice Pres. lg Class Pres. 33 Play 3g Lg Basketball Captain Ag PEGGY MaRTIN: B.H.a. l,2,3,Lg Glee Club l,Ag Play 3,Ag Foot- ball Queen Lg Pep Club l,2,3g annual Staff A- DOKIS JEAN CUSTAR: Pep Club 1,2 35 F.H.a. l,2,3,Ag Cabinet mem- ber bg Glee Club l,2,3,hg GLENDA BAHM: Glee Club l,2,3,Lg Pep Club lg Drum Major 3,Lg Band 2,3,hg Play jg F.H.A. l,2, 3,Lg Cabinet Member Ag DUN TAYLOR: Play 3,Ag Band l,2, 3,Lg Quartet 2,Lg EARL DOTTERS: Basketball bg Football bg Track Ag HARVEY HAYDEN: Football jg MARIE GOEKEN: F.H.a. l,2,3,Ag Glee Club 2,Ag Pep Club 25 ?.i. '-1.1. .5. Q Q. BILL WESTON: Football 2,3,Lg Play 3,Lg Bend Lg Track 25 WINNIE JO GIRTY: Band lg F.H.A, 1,z,3,bg fep Club l,2,3,Lg ROSLIE KIRBY: F.H.n. l,2,3,b Pep Club l,2g Band 3,bg Glee Club 3,bg LOLA FALLIS: F.H.A. Cabinet bg F.H,n. l,2,3,Ag Pep Club l,2,3, Lg Sec. R Tres. Pep Club Ag DOROTHY COOL: Pep Club l,2 F.H.n. l,2,3,bg Cabinet Mem 33 Glee Club Lg DBDLVJ ber DOAOTHY COULTER: Glee Club l,2, 3 Ag F.u.A. 1,2,3,ug Pep Club l:2,3,Ag cebiueu member F.H.A. A PATdICIA MCILHOY DORRIS: Pep Club 1,:,ug F.H.n. 1,2,3,ug Cabinet Member F.H.n. bg Glee Club l,2,3g Bend 3g Play bg DELOAES MERRILL: Pep Club l, 3,l+g F.H.n. lg WINIFRED BODL: PeD Club bg A5- 2 ff' 1 l mx' O ies X Q, . I A. I Q' N, U O O C 4' --A' 4. .. ,Q.'1: Q if , V 325:-:fffg g5l1Q::11.tf 5 I Ph':f' .A ,nlh I . QENIOKCLASS, HISTQRY In tin year l95f.,'th1r1:y-four carefree students entered Cherokee Grade School with a desire to gain kno-.-.ledge that they would use all of their lives. 1.1-s. David was our first grade teacher, she dldpmuch in getting us settled and prepared to advance farther along. 1-ith her help we have been uhle to advance to higher education and higher ideal s. of the thirty-four that entered the first grade, twenty cf them completed their eight years of grade school together. We graduated from the eighth grade Lay f7L, 1945. itonita Lcliiell was Val- edictorian and Gracie lov-ell was Salutatorian. de had forty-four in the S!'adU5'h tion class. ' We began our high school in the fall of 1945 with fifty-three happy, green Freshmen. 4 Irvir. 1-'rar-ks was elected president, Clark Zldwerds-vice-president, Billy . blew-secretary, and kr. Andrea-sponsor. Our Sophomore year was interesting and the students had a lot of f'un.Dur- ing the year ve gained iiillye Garrett, Joram lliildinger, Llavis Humphrey, and Lary dtover. our officers were Clark Edwards-president, Donalu Van Coker-v:loe- president, Alma Edwards-secretary, and Ieina Bonto-reporter. 'Jie had a very successful play, Liss Ginger and gave the :Seniors a very nice Junior and senior banquet. Vie used the theme, A Southern Garden, different from previous mes. ,Lur sponsors that year. vere Ltr. andrea and hrs. itartin. Novhthat we are beniors we look buck ovor the three years spe nt'1n high school and are pleased v.-ith the record we have nada. Vie have been active in football, basketball, tennis, track, Girls Glee Club band, F.H.A., fine arts, au: many social activities. The boys who part iciputed in football curing their high school years are: Clark Edwards, Charles Clark, Joe otauffer, bill Leston, ard Goop hL4:Connell. Joe Litauffer, Clark Adv-::xrds, Goop 1..cCcnnell, and Earl Dotterer represented our class in basketball. We presented 'The Ghost House, a three-act mystery comedy, v.hi ch was very well received. ' 1- ' ' ' . 3 :Q 3 1- ' n 0 in X, N ' Q ' if 1 0 ' ., 0 fi is 0 ' -5-N ..... - ' ,J 4- .5331 -.- Q, fi ' '5-' 79- W ., -Fe? Q Q, 0 12 .-e, ae, I -vi' je-N 's O 'o 3 'K' 4' 3' I..- 4 .I I 'B 1 O , . ,I 7. .V -Qriiiiifji 2E,f:::'r:g1 I QF? 4 kg ,Q-ff' H , ' V f I f' ' 1 Y- ' ' ' - ff--W--.rs Q --:::...: 'Ili - ' 4 f .4 ' r X f' :I:i:g:e , I .. F7 V . I .,...- - W 1.-:1...:1:::-f - ,- ..:a:::::'b4l . if ' .,,-- 2 .':' ,' CLASS PROPHESY E I . E x Playing professional football. : In Alaska rain- ! polar bears. BQLY : Trapeze performers JoY DELL EYIIOLDS: Operat- 5 x ing a Lonely Hearts Bureau. BEL- : Running a road house st I X ' C 'LL g . Cherokee, formerly called the me Drive In. : Runs a I-iaytag Helps- I . I' - Q Selfe Laundry at Wmoka. : Author of To A Cusp1dor. A 3 l Leading writer for True Confession. Z- 1 1 Playing the Q lead in western movin- m' Superinf-Srldehtf or inmate, at Insane I! Lsylumn. x Justice of Peace at Ingersoll. : Taking h , care of little Mnytags. vf- - x Married to a millioniar. my D 2 f fALLHx Dancer at the Stork Clubg : Ovmer of Luclq Strik Tobacco Co. N, Q x Osmer of P. 8: G. Lunch Room. 2 Employed by Joe 3 Stauffer as head Witre s. 3 Designer of Bell Bottom Diapers. - ' I Q I ' a Champion msrlbe player, U.S.A. Also takeing care of little Funnies. : lfaeeienery in Southern china. wgrggg: Founder of electrical ' ' if unit. Uightingz buggcl x Keeping house for Archie, and taking care of . Q , . 1 her problen child. : Powers modle. x H5885 -- A S, World Heavy weight wrestle Champion. x Pres. of Skunk Fur Inc. Q 'Q .5 t I Mamlfactursr of UOQSCG-Clocks. M22-G- t Star Tap Dancer at the ' If Little Theater off Time Square. GLENDA MAB HAH!-is Findlher counting her pennies, for . she is manager of Pennies Stores. LQLEALLISL Toe Dancer at Ciro's. I . , cl.Ass wsu. pp K- S 'z 1 --wine her dignified weye to Befsjy Frezee. : ' - 5, sum vaietline ne x-fergerxe Ebbe. . as-2-Her slimness to noee11e Mitchel. x 9 1 --Her height to Wanda Fay Glindlesburger. : --Her curley hair to Delorie Cool. I' ' s ---Her ability to get a man to Pegg . Stover. - - x --Her sewing ability to Bobby Blew. W3 1' E' 'Zz Her I seat on the bus to Leona Palmer. z --Piano playing abibity to Joan Ha lass. ' s --wills her long finger nails to Ruby Angle. I . t ---Her ability to teach school to D.L. Rodgers. : --Hear quite fnys to I Norma Cheadle. lmmjglwlx ---Her ability to write poetry to lynn Pollock. 5 be IDWTHI COOL: j---Her temper to Margie Straw. R-um LGU JA!! ---Her witty remarks to ,' ' , Bernice Dixon. S ---Her sweet disposition to Betty Hs.n1d.e. ,LQ ' 2 A vii--Her Singing Ability to llyrtle Pflieder. O -V' nigmz . ' Her long eye lashes to Imlle. Hood. 2 ---His pretty legs to Lyle Waltz. 2 ---Her good grades to.UilJ.1.e Winder. x --His - lnzyness to Pete Peterson. x ---His ability to be played for a sucker to 1 I mn Hale. s --His cowboots to Junior Ackerman. x-- ,J His intelligence to Ginger Anderson. : --XI.-Ls ability to ply the cernet f to David Sims. x - ME: --Their high school coutship to ' Dick lbcsffree and Betty Hsinke. x --His brains to George Cornelius. . . s --His wolfish ways to Lawrence Stauffer. - x -and-QAM 9 M1 s --their faithfulness to B111 Penifold, Betty Rogue, and Red Webster. 0 ' : --Xlecr married life to Peggy Eash. t --Her soughern In accent to Neva Butts. : Her soft laugh to Jean Belts. Q O Q Rs . . ug' 9 V p Y I 1 i Mew 5 , ii? K. . .1 Q If K X ,tt ,gr , X 0 ' . f X --fi X I li . 2? -E. ' 9 5 'S J 1 es :U 2' ' , ..:: .74 Q 5 ,. , . E' :Z 6 l 'Z ff .--- -5' 411 E? 9 ' 1 'fa 4, J' riff' Q 'hw-Q. x X I 4, fx.. 'X 1 i 4 r 5 N E 4 ,k E Q A X,...f? i Q I A 2 f , Lxiiif 1 qw fi cfumons FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: hr. lndree, Sponsorg Bvanweli Knutsonglernice Dicksong Iintherine Haneg Betty Hainkeg La Verda Campg Earline Vandruffg Margaret Kimmielg Hrs. Martin, Sponsorg SECOND ROW: Myrtle Ffleiderg Ruth Ann Goeking Eva Mae Tylerg Marjorie Ebbsg Evelyn Haydeng Betty Frazeeg Neva Jean Buttsg Jean Baltzg THIRD ROW: Mary Jean Kubrichtg Dean Baltzg David larkg Leona Falmerg Roberta Simong Lois Cossg Beverly Tuckerg Lawrence Staufferg Bobby Blueg FOVRTH ROW: Hiram kerrillg Lyle Jalzg Louis Shereg Die kcCaffreeg Bill Penifoldg xrvin Gibsong Jr. nckermang Harold Websterg Jim Haleg n k ...-L . -f '.. -4A44--. 'NH ,-'----,,-r: :,3:,L ....k k Q.QTL'r3.g ?fEA.gpEf' fjif. ,f ,154 R. Q, 'xx 'r--'S Ue iiegiijigfif -2p'-11i11f- :ll X XX ff I E X e 'K 5' N 'Il f-If 'l' ' Q2' 'f.f15E? Y ' ' . .f-- f,E'T'?N N V ffl: if-rsgili' W fe . we JV! '- K 524 .-..., ' if - Q :Lil ---- -T ff! ' x-.., ' fi-F . fx fa i ' X ' ,EE - - 4' N lil ' i -. A.- .... : f.Nf, 5 Qi:--fit-f. iw Q .gt U J 1 , XX. :et 1 EERZEQSEQZ:-X N N N ,,.. .. , regex -.S ll A ' H N ' M. ........ , . - ,,,,,,,,--AXQQ IN I 1 he y h ,f JUNIOR CLASS HlSTORY ' xx h 1 is . ' 'nw g ,. '4... ' . Slowly climbing the high school steps comes the tired, but not-forgotten pi 1 , ,1 X Juniors. After passing steadily through the first two years, 31 Juniors are . df 9 ' completing another school term which will make them Seniors. , Cur class officers are-have Jean butts-president,Bobby Blue-vice-president f 3 5 1 ' Jean Baltz-secretary ani treasure, and Evelyn Hayden-reg orter. ' S, Gag , s ,P We have a few who have been attending Cherokee for eleven years, ttny are: . - A Bobby Blue, Lary Kubricht, Jimmy Hale, Ervin Gibson, Largaret Kimmell, and Eva Ad Mae Tyler. ' f This year we have lost four class members and gained none. Ne lost-Evan- ' ,' geline nnutson, Billy liassfcrd, lois, Joss, and Peggy Hendrix. F MQ QS' YQ.. I is The Junior class has been very active during the past three years. It has A taken part in glee-club, band, ani various clubs. In s,orts our boys take part A , in basketball, football, track, and tennis. ,gi I We had but one party this year which was held at Alva. The evening was K I en,loyed by simting. A near-by drug store furnished refreshments. 4 Q Cur Junior play was L.'l.i'ss a western comedy. It was in three acts and Xxx Q , Q 9 ' the cast were-i..ary Jean nubricht, Evelyn Hayden, leona lalmer, beverly Tucker, X ' heva Jean butts, lawrence otauffer, bill 1-e:i fold, Harold Webster, Goop lc- Connell, and Jimngy Hale. - , -ae are z-ow getting prepared for the fine-arts contest. Lur class was re- l , presented both in erezna and music. - 'I 6 l Tw- ' ' K C' ' , Nov' that ve have finished three years we can say we have had fun and hope . 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Crowder, Sponsorg SECOND ROW: Patsy Beltzg Clarice Womackg Alvin Whitneyg Bill lorterg Beth Garrettg Loretta Nebsterg Gladys Peterm THIRD ROW: Norma Che dleg Martha Coppockg Ruth ann Plewg Bob Jellsg Lynn lollockg Naomi Hankeyg Harrie Qtrawg Ruby Anrleg FORTH ROW: J.W. Mooreg Bill Myersg Pete Smithg Bill Whee George Corneliusg Pete Petersong John Vhiteg Tom Andrewsg ang ler 1 1 1 We it 'UA W-wb' ,.,, K 'A' . N fE.?:235ffi 1' X X? - stvrrgi- ..,,g:'::: ' 1 . ,QV - ' ' '- X J X -. , L4 f -' ,,,, . X 1' 1 T - ' Ili X ' ,-Xilsifsfi-'L ' ' 1 X N. J V f I N: was w l.....,g -xl 1S.0P-HQMQBEJCLASS HISTORY. . X X 1. X X N K In tm tall of 1945, 52 ambitous freshmen entered Cherokee High School gg' eager tc acquire all the knowledge and education possible. That class of fresh- MT 8 at 'Ti a1,e, - men, was the sophomores of l946 and 1947. I During the freshman year lynn Pollock was the capable class president.The Q ' year was started with Lira. Sanders and L3r.Tharp as sponsorsghowever, when they i left, Miss Gould took over the responsibility. Parties for that year included fl a hay rack ride to the river and a Halloween party. They were both enjoyed by M, 'Wg all, with the exception of the few vho had hay fever during the hay rack ride, 9 but everyone came out alive and happy. Syl I At last after a long struggle as freshmen this group has progressed to the S - Sophomore class. The class is happy to have as sponsors for this year lir.Bogue X W WA- and Mr. Crowder. The class officers are as follows: President-J.W.l.ocreg V. it 2 ' Pres.-Norma Cheadleg Secretary and 'I'reasurer-Ruth Ann Blew. 46' I During the Jast two years the class has' lost Fonda Alden, Billy Johnson, Herb Benton, Beatrice Stanley, and Patsy beltz. They have gained Patsy Beltz, E up ,F Peggy Kash, Billie Joyce Kern, Naomi Hankey, and hula Hood. ' f l 'S X The Sophomores were very proud to have one of their class chosen to help E ' . represent Cherokee in the All-:star Basketball game this year.That boy was Lynn , Pollock. Other :embers of vhich the class is proud were represent ed in all kim :Q :KX 5 of activities and sports. is It is naturul that mos-t of the students in C.H.S. get into trouble once in mf 1 a while, and the pupils in this class are exceptions to the rules, but all in K . all, they get along pretty well with everyone, They are really 'good kids' at . z I heart. ga 4 Q- AN JB- ' 1 '- 1' , Q 5,-.' K ' ' 0 . ,ra 2 S f' 'fwfws-4. I? 1' I O - , ' . ' fl . e ' N- 0 . 0 .... s y - .YC ' I Q . fa 'Sf' 2: ' M , , 359' . - :.. .zz 2 -'Fa '44, -ff' -2? 0 lummilliiilillh U ... g sum g.p.1...u.pgU ff-'s.... an nn..-.m n n n...m..nal-and 1 18.5 I lam!-um-Bfnglygiahlthilli. i?9lPQ1'KlQllQQ Qiiiiiiiii 'I has Z 3 'tum-3. A 3 11095 4 Mx W.wQxl wl WR .... ...... 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Nerren, Sponsong Vary 'ou VC Danielsg fLoO1Os Collinseg Rosa Lee Tuylorg ,Harriett-U Efergeng-.T 2+ w Simmsg Vivian Buttsg Marilyn Oukleyg June Perkinsg Virriniek Harwickg Miss Twila Kaup, Sponsorg SECOND RON: Bobby Dicksong Jim Younfg Joan Hassg Jane Iwcob X Y II' fl Neva Dawn Ianwoertg Jane Briningg Viripina nndersong Honda Tuckerg THIRD ROW: Max Coontzg Pill Qmteong Gene Hildinperg Bruce Oakleyg Ray Welchg Larrene Fowheyg Deloref Coolg Leota Rustg Tepry JO Jaymang Betty Uorueg FOURTH ROW: Robert Hurvwyg Jene Hildinrerg Don Leslieg K' v VcNullyg Rennie Eensong Cirrcl Ulurkg Roewlie Xitchellg Gol- leen Leslieg Mary Lou Zoweng ,il tn - . , '-.,,fj ff:f U,. .- ---4 .,.,,-s--- :nl-ftyii-il L,-.31--ZZ., ii, ff ,,i::,faei 3'l lv .NNN 1'!f f 'RTN Hitt'-'Iii fyliiiitii .f51A3k'Q 9x', JF bl E In ,... mxjl N. Ax f:5.,:,i3, Q fire: ffyg-ft ui if Q 5 ma y ,gb-V .a S X1 gif, 1'TI.11Q' pg' ,f W- I mx ,QN ,,- -.5 X ' -vi 3.55 -'1,.- 4 f,' ff' to ' A , g-,mn . -l +Q we ir-It lt 5 5 r r If -fall. ..A. Q sQi:s..aweN5 ' X x N FRESHMAN CLASS -HISTQRY ' N Fourty-fcur enthusiastic Freshmen entered high school this year with Q high standards and unbeatable sportsmanship-traits which were learned dur- 6 ing the first year of school back in-.1938 when we were learlng how to sp- X K X ell d'og and cat. A Sd fy from the first grade to the eighth we took part in many and varied X X activites. Ne had champions in tennis, track and first team players in 1 baseball, and basketball, also football. Xfany of our class were active b ' . 5.9 t in the 4-H Club. We have always rated high in scholastic standings and 'A 3 in various fields of the Fine Art-s Contests. Due to unfortunate circum- stances we did not present an Eighth Grade play. 1 5 The members of our class who received honors at the Eighth Grade Com- 5 . mencement exercises were as follows: Valedictorian, Ginger Anderson, Sa- E x x lutatorian, Carroll Clark, Honor Roll Students, 'land Tucker, Bette Ilogue. XX . Those students who received the American Legion Awards were Gene Hilding- 5 . er and Carroll Clark. Ths commencement address was presented by Rev. Har- 5 old Mickelson. ' XX ,' 'Ne feel that entering in Football, Basketball, Track, Band, Glee X 5 Club, Pep Club, F.H.A., being represented on the Arrowhead and Annual , Staff has well established us in C.H.S. , Our motto has been 'Hitch you wagon to a star. Keep your seat and ' 5' 3 there you are. We have great esteem toward our upper classmen for we feel it is to them we owe the gratitude for helping us get hitched to f C.H.S. and for bein: so tolerant while undertaking this task. We, the . Freshmen, will try to keep our seats' and follow the good examples they V 'N have set for us. ' 45 , 0 I 25'9 111------.--- j , 5, , f 1 f 2 :mf 1-we .f 3 I ' - I , 1'w,1N N . '44, I f X A 5 ' l lo X X - . O O . ,Q . 27: ,. l Q ' it ri' 76' '7 ' 9. . . 0 L :Ji fi X, C Q --..N Q 'Q -1 ::: Q ' V .... .,.-. -Q, f ga 2. f 1' 2 'fa C9 -5, ' f Q Q, 114, -- :-C. Q 'K .L inf' ' FZIHST NMH49 fx ' J I K f ,, -A. Zy 14'6f. fffgffk qv-Lv ,Ly-Q., -491.1 v.4 - '-'QM ---.nv vo---+-.wwf 'TWG9' :fa-4v4,-an-ur A-.,,.. --sf-v ,.yn--- ,-..,,,,,,,,,, ,A 4, .,A,,-.-!- -cp. .y'. W5B,mn -n,-.,,, aug, M '- '4'0yg -K9! ga 4.4, v - 'AAI 9 '1l5. 1 --Jw, M' 'nn rip,-n f .-1,121 is -x-4 , r9'1, 'vi Ji' f V O it P' CD O5 Xillla 45 'i I Q . I 'fs 4 'I 1 '4Y:Vl4,jf! lxkiiii 351 f ff,' 3 -Y? -M ,, ,, 9' xl- g ' :.::j5':Q:f 52731 I P , ' ff ' 4 , ' ff wx zmzql -' X' L-.. . M 4 X, MJ A ,- HONOR ROLL ' This year there were sixteen students nominated for membership to the State Honor Society. .These students were the ten percent of the High School who had the highest grades. There was a number of other students whose grades were among the highest, but we were only allowed ten percent of the enrollment of the High School. The following received this honor. Harriett Robinett ---- -Senior Frances Meyers- ------- Senior Mavis Humphrey-- Jorene Hildinger ------Senior ------Senior Billye June Garrett---Senior Lila Fallis ----- Lola Fallis ----- Mary hubricht--- Evelyn Hayden--- Bernice Dickson- ------Senior ------Senior ------Junior ------Junior 0 ------Junior Barbara Blue ---------- Junior George Cornelius- ----- Sophomore Gladys Peterman ---- ---Sophomore Carroll Clark--- ------Freshman Wanda Tucker ---------- Freshman Ginger Anderson ------- Freshman 0 dbif it 3 Eg: . ' Q 4. i :. ? 1 4 Quo gig e.. we 'K-1 1 . ' 2 22, V' ' . ye ' 1 X:- A Sv.. 8 j A7 f W v '1- ,H N . . Af ,fig O gm ,W A.. XY! llA Y x j 'V flfffff 2555 X ,1 X H , X1 X .X in I W Kilim HP f U Akm Isl fx nw FD cllcluuf HE N N ,-. sd C1 Q ,-4 n... iff Q0 :,.,, BASKETBALL TEAM JE 4, Foo'rBALL SQUAD 4 Q, ,YQ 4 f N ,- C ' x. K , A iffflzif fix '45 f f': if , . es xl ,. ,,,., ,gf -,-,,..g HI ,f .V I ,--A. ,f-' ff' ' 1 X- 1 ., ,. : ,, -3717-31121 5i':t::1.T: iii Vs- i I - , f . 4 , , X , .2 .M:1mm.H .Q ...- .... .. i53.M , P - -.. X' N ,.... .- -,...... -A ' ' The football team had a successful season this year. 'Hith nine fx Q . hard Zazree on the scredule. Coach Crowder and his squad drCL1-ed only two Q games--Woodward ani Fairview. The team scored a total of 195 points X wh11e the opposition run up a meager 78 points egeinrst. them. X The'prospects for next year are good and Coach Crowder expects to K Ntr' N see even more interest in football next year than was exhibited this Year- FRONT RON LEFT TO RIGHT: William Meyers, Trainerg Elmo Fallisg Dick 'N l5oCaffreeg Red Websterg Iete Smithg Lynn Pollock. ' U , SECOND RCW: hr. Crowder, Coachg Joe Steufferg Tom Andrewsg 'Charles , si Clarkg Pete Petersong Bill Westong George Corneliusg Goop McConnell , Mr. Fisher Su t. T2-iIhD RUW: , Jig Haleg Nillis Winderg Robert Wellsg Hiram Merrillg John Whiteg Lewis Shereg Bennie Benson. 'X 1 . ,J 4' :- The Cherokee Eigh School basketball team had a season which netted them seven wins and seventeen losses. In order to give the undergraduates more experience for the years to come, the Seniors left the squad at the ix 3 last of the season when there were four games left to play. The season 'fr was finished with mostly Sophomores and one Junior. When many unforseen A i injuries developed one senior had to be drafted back into the squad for the lest game. Cherokee scored a total of 612 points against the oppositionsv 745. 'T 3 X Coach Don Rodgers expects to have a more improved team next year. P ,o-- , Q L 5 I FRONT ROY! LEFT To RIGHT: George Corneliusg Joe Staufferg Dick hic- Caffreeg Tom Andrewsg Pete Smithg Bennie Bensong Goop McConnell. eECU.'.D ROJ: J. W. Mooreg Jim Haleg David Simmsg Dene Hildingerg gixi1ll5ogggi'g1:.Coachg Gene Hildingerg Clerk Edwardsg Lynn Pollockg ' v A l 1 ' ' 1 II! . 2. I I I . ,,,....a- Q C J ,559 if .-.1 I N K , . ,, . , 6 Q Q Q- . Q ' 15. V in N ' ju. . Q - - '1 'W iff 1- - . Q N .X I . QR-sk f 'N f '--..-. 1- ff r 1 f K X-J., ,... el 5 if - , wwf f X 3 XA f Q V if XX 45? 0 'wif' ' p X F wg x I X r 1' - ,q,. , f '?' 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X U f.QwwM ifgaq J X' . in ' ,,,.. 3 1 .....::::-P ... f f' - A O G.L..1hl UU If riInST auwiefn to rfffhtn- I-f-rS- Haas, 431151 Gilldles- berper, Margaret kimmell, Loretta webster, Harriett Robinett, Mary McDaniels, Joan Haas, Katherine Haas, Roaslie Tyler, Bernice Dickson, Dorothy uool, Glenda, Bahw, Jorene Hildinger, Virginia Harwick, Rosalie Tullis SECOND,xCT- June Perkins, karie Goeken, Peggy Stover, nary Jay, Evelyn Hayden, Billye Garrett, Joy deynolds, Myrtle Pfleider, Betty Hankie, Jo Anne Azbill, Beth Garrett, nula hood, UFIRU auf- Gladys Peterman, lepgy Martin, Delores Cool, Wanda Tucker, Imogene Gaff, Naomi H8Nk0Y, Jane Jacob, Dorothy Coulter, Leota Rust, Peggy Wayman, Alma Edwards, nary kubricht, Harriett Uerren, Genieye Peterman rouara auw- Lavis Humphrey, Ruby Angie, Francis rey- ers, Mary Bowen, betty nogue, Roaslie Mitchell, Bev fucker, uoris Uustar, noberta Simon, Lorraine bowhay, Carroll Clark, Martha Coppock, Norma Cheadle, Ruth Anne Blew, margie Straw, QUAXTET Ruth Anne Blew, Mary Jean Hubricht, Mavis Humphrey, Naomi Hankey, Jorene Hildinger, Mrs. Mary Haas, F3A.NU FIRST Rulnleft to rightn- Mr. Benne, Mary kubricht, zarline vandruff, Jorene Hildinger, Glenda Bahm, Pat- sy Beltz, Harriett Hobinett, Neva Butts, Bill Penifold SECUNU HUM- Jim Hadwiger, Tommy nernard, R.w. Herren, Uonnie Young, wanda Tucker, Joan Haas, Donnie Gibson, Ira Hill, Mary wells, TRLHJ RCW-Colleen Leslie, Bev Tucker, Mary McDaniel, ueorgiann Hill, marcheta uakley, Franklin Forney, Don- nie Hesler, Harold Peterson, Don Gammon, Ruby Angle, Joy Heynolds, Don Taylor, FOURTh ROJ- Vida Scherer, ned aebster, David Parks, Betty Hankie, myrtle ffleider, Bert Simon, Jane Jacob, Joyce Bacob, Jane Erinning, Bennie nenson, Bobby Blue, L.D. Johnson, Marilyn Uakley, FIFTH RCN- Ruth Anne Blew, Bruce Oakley, Harriett Herren, Alma Edwards, Ellen Cornelious, nuth Goeken, Betty rogue, do anne Azhill, Don Benson, Rosalie Kirby, 'vian,'utt I -N 4 15 . -, .- e -. . 'T , . , aj o O , gxi . ra ' 1 . . 3 'r: Q'-35 N 2 X- Q Q K.,- Q, 15. Ei Q ---- O -1 -W fs e L -- ' . 2 -2, Za t ' , ' iLiL4a -' iff E9 Q 9: o .I I I 'gz- 'N 9? I? j If 1 N V P, I, N 1 I 1 AV 1 2 ,fi ii...- 3 4 C X . C9 , 2 .sf D J, O I U Q pn fl :mixing 521 f ?iTf5?' ' Q 'N - GY? lr -:Fifi I4 17' , We ' I l--f' , I .vi ' 5 L, ' N , ,g::::-:vi -?:iZfLi7.Tg ,QI XM- I ,. ,Q L-..- , X- ' .1 - .--- . ' X- ..... .- 'AV 1 '5-HMT ..... 1:5-Wd' c ree sign School participated in SSV' ' SK The Vocal music Deperwent of hem h , h f t e eral programs, civic functions. and appeared in the various churc ss 0 f. .. , Fi ts 9 town. The spring season consisted mainly Of music festivals Vind ne dr 0 F1 A ts beet in Cherokee Meetings. They Participated in the Alfalfa County ne 'U' X ' - ' t V l Lest ln Norman. une Northwest Vocal Festival in Enid, BDO the ata e oca S Ruth Ann Blew was acconpanist for ncst of the sections of the vocal depart- ment Mary Haas was the Vocal music director. 11-M0118 T-he 01'6an5-2551 'ms 111. I T1-1 B S ' this department were the Girls Glee Club. Girls Wuartet' Girls O' oy .,,,.4 E Quartet, and Mixed Quartet. .V Members cf Girls euartet-lary Jean Kubrlcht, Mavis Humphrey. Naomi Hamm 3 and Jorene Hildinger. Girls Trio-Joy Dell Reynolds, Billye June Garrett, and Mavis Humphrey, Boys quartet-Jimmy Hal e, Don TBy10I'. TOHUYY Andrews: and 'x Charles Clark. Llxed v.,uartet-Tommy Andrews, Don Taylor, Iiaomi Hankey, and gs Mary Jean Kubrioht. . The 1946-47 Cherokee High School band began its activities, besides yluy- ,gl ing for local football gunes, by taking fart ln the Homecoming activities of the Northwestern State Teachers College at Alva on Oct. 19. It also played 'bi for the Alfalfa County Fair'at Helena and the Uld Settler's Reunion at Carmen Q o 5 where it won praise any comnendation for 1t's fine showing in marching and concert. The band blayed for one out of town football game, which was at x'-'. , Fairview. U P The band's next public appearance was at Blackwell for its annula Christmas 5 ' band festival, where tk ey were given the honor of leading the parade. Eleven be ga members played in the Licked clinic band for an evening concert. This was 5 5 followed by the annual Christmas Concert here at home in which the band made , a fine appearance md played well. izusic was furnished by the organization for fl most of the home basketball games. Three members played in the midwlnterb clinic band at Enid. They played with credit to themselves, their school, and their organization. The biggest part cf tm bands activities will be in the near future. lt A . will be tco late to put results in this :Issue but they expect to make a good Showtime at ka1'511Hll'5 'biggest little band festival in the world on april 5, I V and at the Northwestern . s olastic sic C , . E I . N .lv -cg: O . ' -N 0 0 . ' o 0. sg ' e r ,..- 32: I4 I1 b xx . O ,E Qi Q u o bfi? K1 X PEP CLUB J 1 IUJIBS I I3J?i,'35i 5' ' ,O ,Org fm Q rw Q A 'U IQ' arf 'T' FEE-13:4 H' -- f.--N N A :X :sarees 11' E571 f l .ff . 1 Q. i. - - K mf? :asus A'-C i-' M X 1 A J, Q XX, X fl, , tfrb vw, ....:'.. -f- 0 ' Q 4 I ,f A N -- Qu, - .-,,. I 4 J - .-.1:,:.:a S , --' F. H. A. FRONT ROW LEFT TU RIGHT: Marlyn Oakley: Rosalie Tullis: Lila Eallis: Ula Hood: Wanda Glindlesbugerg reg mash: SECOND ROW: Neva Butts: Jane Brining: Joan Haas: Betty Hogue: Beverly Tucker: Ruth Ann Blew: Jane Jacob: Col- een Leslie: Wanda Tucker: Betty Hankie: Lila Morgan: THIRD ROW: Mrs. Martin, Sponsor: Jorene Hildinger June Perkins: Dorothy Cool: Winnie Girty: Myrtle Pfieder Vivian Butts: Harriett Hobinett: Ruby Angle: Pat Dorris, Genevive Peterman: Kathern Haas: Rosalie Tyler' Beth Garrett: Glenda Bahm: Earline Vandruff: Patsy Beltz: Mary Haas, Sponsor: HOURTH RON: Van nuntson: Margaret Kimmel: Mary McDianl Virginia Harwick: Rosalie Kirby: Jo Ann Azbill: Pat Simm baggy Nayman: Alma Jean Edwards: Joy Dell Reynolds: Leota Rust: Clarice Womack: Ruth ann Goeken: Gladys Pete man: Peggy Stoier : Marie Goeken: Loretta vebster: Harriett Herren: , :Ax FIFTH ROW: Bernice Dickson: Mary' Lou Jay: Lola Fallis I Virginia Angerson: Billie Garrett: reggy martin: Leona Balmer: Marjorie Ebbs: Mavis Humphrey: Jean Baltz: Betty Farzie: Dorothy Coulter: Mary Jean Kubrioht: Lois Colle SIXTH Row: Francie Meyers: Eva Mae Tyler: Mary L ou Bowen: Margie Straw: Delores Cool: Doris Custer: Robert Simmon: Carroll Clark: Martha Coppock: Norma Cheadle: Roaslie Mitchel: Lois Goss: Lorene Bowhay: Mava Dawn Van wort: Imogene Gaff: EEE CLUB Yell Legders LEFT TO RIGHT: Carrol Clark: reggy mash . Martha Coppock FIRST RON: June Perkins: Lervita Camp: Gladys Peter- man: Kathern Haas: Genevive leterman: Nanda lindles- berger: Rosalie Tullis: SECOND RON: Rosalie Tyler: Peggy Stover: Ginger And- erson: fois Collens: Lola Fallis: Loretta Webster: Lila Fallis: N THIRD ROwn Marjorie Ebbs: Kava Dawn Van Woret: Francis Meyers: Mavis'Humphrey: nva Mae Tyler: Clarice wamack: Beth Garrett: FOURTH ROW: Mary Lou Lowen: Naomi Hankey: Lois Goss: Norma Cheadle: Deloris Merrell: ' .F . , O if -,A EL E' . a ' 0 ' '1lnyf ff. 5.5 A Zfggss' X. o . Z, . K 1 0 igagzg 3'f55?5? ' Q N 1 Q 2 I I I 4 gg:- 'N V mfr gas A I u f :- g N V tio 0 f I, 'Q O jf! I.. 1 1 1 . X Q.. K K '51 I '56 QI I QU, Q90 1 1 'r-' 17 i2f,'5'5Q1ffff- 11' Q 1 . - get a 51. T do , N. ,f- ff' ' E X 'K ',, e. f Eii:T71i1I5fQff:.f ' X--5 C i W' . . ' ' X. ' T' , . L- x.,,. he --bk ...,.- - y 4 I F. H. A. , S The Cherokee Chapter or r.H.A. started the year with vs members. our S X ' N two rush parties were held at Frances Meyers home and our sponsor's, Lucille ,QT ' , 0 Martin. The Girls enjoyed the fun initiation at the High School, September 5 6 19, On Oct. 4, we rad our candle light service in the high school auditor- lum, 30 girls became members. 6,6 The officers for the year were President-Alma Jean Edwardsg Vice Pres- X ident-Betty Hankeg Secretary-Lila Fslllsg Treasurer-Harriett Roblnettg Song Leaders-Mary Jean Kubricht, Joy Dell Reynolds, and Carroll Clarkg Planists- ' 2 Ruth Ann Goeken, Ruth Ann Blew, and Jorene Hildinger. l 5 On lovember 18 ve celebrated Home Economics week by some of the girls decorating store windows uptown. ' For the first time since the wer, a State F.1'I.A. Rally was held in - Oklahoma City. Fifty girls and sponsors from the Cherokee Chapter attend- Q- I, ed the rally. A lIot!.er's Day Tea was held on May ll, honoring the mothers 2-e A! that attended the girls on the trip to the City. H During the Cancer Drive, the F.H.A. girls sponsored the raising of N' sf' funds. The Club through the leadership of their sponsor, Mrs. Martin has N sonevmuoh toward bettering the community and will continue to do so in the Q ' future. - 1 .. :SJ 1 N . if P ' T E EP CLUB . The psp club is one of the main organizations in C.H.l. This hlab . K - has worked hard and energetically toqboost the school spirit and morale. K' w They have been a ooiorful contribdtlon to our basketball and football ' - 'I C3 games. These girls have grsclously and willingly given their time at . L ' each home game selling soft drinks and candy. P . The officers of the pep club are Pres. Lila Falllsg V. Pres. Marjorie lbbeg Sec. dr. Trei. Lola Fallisg Yell headers, Carroll Clark, Peggy Eash, ' Martha Coppockg Sponsor, Mzqg Fisher. , . 'Q O . ,f I 3- I AX .W 5' ' ' . ,. :.--- .. ---A-.. 0 9 Q 4 ' 'A 3 A' X, I Q O 5 ' E..-A . .ev N he 'Q r ' . L FIR OLUHEQD STQFF JOY DELL REYNOLDS NEVA JEAN BUTTS EDITOR ASSISTANT EDITOR ARTISTS JORENE HILDINGER ALMA JEAN EDWARDS REPORTERS JO ANN AZBILL BILL PENIFOLD RUTH ANN BLEW TOM ANDREWS GINGER ANDERSON EVELYN HAYDEN This staff was responsible for the paper every two weeks for the first semester. During the second semester, each class took turn: being responsible for the news end the staff printed it. Since this is the first time Cherokee High School has had its own paper, there are still some im- provements to be made. He hope that C.H.S. will continue to have its paper so that the students interested in journalism will have a chance to use their talents. ,-fxfj uf WW? yi! M .',f ' Va. j f I -6' gl 'K x I l I . 2.4. I M I 'vs O5 : S I 0 ' 4 gf ,--gy ix -z i 5 Q .ff , fairy' w iff' ff 1 X Q . , 1 ..Qfffi,,M NSN PALS NS 233 5 ,itxle 049f,24Cf7 Y, -. -' Qya -J ig fnyyj' . 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R , 7 1 4 HH , ', si, f 6 , . ,N V . 1 '1f,' 1 f ' Y , X , ' 'I ' 4 ,U , lx, I .1 W H , Aw ,, W I, 1 L .4 Z' W' I: ,,, Q W '5.?g5 1'-ga: , ,34!V,.l Arr' , -1. 1 :svn ffl- few9?', . 7 Q L I CUNGRATULATIUNS To all of you, Seniors, Juniors, Sophomores, and Freshman hIUl'S You probably have a feeling of learning something, that is part of you, a feeling like you wished you had one more year But the good things are yet to come You are now about to embark on a new chapter in your life and acheivment lays ah head of you Uon't measure your sucess in dollars, nor posi tion in life, nor attainments, but better by far measure it in happiness Be slow to condem these who are not dolng things like you because they may be on the right track or so you say in the groove Build your air castles because this denotes Faith Be right with your fellowman as this is Charity Then don't give up or lose confidence because this is Hope These are the three things that will make men and women of you Faith umvrs, vpk VNWS, reskman As each Senior class graduates you are lfet with the re ponsibility of carrying on for Crerokee High School You must work harder, strive more to take the place of the tal ented Seniors who are leaving On your shoulders rests the responsibility of putting our school harder to make up for some fine student must strive to make the thls year The band must carry each function of the school you made a complete mooth running, Play Each made into have over hach athlete must Senior who graduates grade that a Senior on with more music and on must fit in until you efficient machine known as Cherokee High School Good Luck And May God Bless You DOUBLE GHCICEFIH I Q l 0 'H . - - Q . 1 ,, 1 4 . 4. i ' 0 a , 0 , 0 VY . - Q 'U 0 O . G n 5' ,1 ' 3. U .- P I ' 1 , 0 3 0 S f - 0 . 5-I S S , 0 I . KEUEXS DRUG STORE PRESCRIPTIOUS FILLED BY A REGISTERED PHARMAC IST Serwms vbi,0103iCd1s v Serums BABY N E EDS' Sf-Ck'KO9m Veterinary Necesgut Les Six ties we invilif you to visit: I OHKRGY B 11006 Hucgplegggplgfy U 75 v Iles pa vs cl eo me O i in house wakes on. ' o wzo N i S sp vmg go ds 0. suppl C SITIITHS-DRUG VISIT VXI? GIFT GALLERY Greet nngs tv tlxe Semvrs frvm R TZ BQIUIIQ DRUIC5 SHIQRE gifts that last Ihr rm!! slow M , I A a X nd THEATERS swsson :nov ladies ready tv wear plume su- THE .SPECIHLTY A.SHoP FOR TEENS W IL LIAMSUN MAYTIIG CV sales or sewn ce ykvne rv DIXIE STORE. bettngz rchahdxse f r Ie s s CHBHES ffahi ' UW INET' ZDCITIHIHCTB' C0636 RY VW Rfnsm vwuomen 63? xnvtrvtto if 0 Z4 usij 9 Q I VANS STEAK HOUSE VANS STEAKS VANS WAP? 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