Chickasha High School - Chick Chat Yearbook (Chickasha, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1955 volume:

1955 CHICK - CHAT Volume X CHICKASHA SENIOR HICH SCHOOL Chk h Okll DEDICATION This hook is dedicated to youl We want to dedicate this hook to all 'Tightin' Chicks who compete in the name of Chickasha High School. All of you are striving to meet some goal in scholarship, speech, industrial arts, music, an or athletics. Chickasha High School students, in the future, as well as in the past, will continue to stand out in whatever walk of life they may choose. iw Vocational Agriculture Auto Mechanics Memorial Stadium C FOREWORD Here it is! This is your 1955 Chick-Chat. ln this book we have tried to capture for you, the student body of Chickasha Senior High School, all the memories of the year 1954-1955: As you look through its pages, perhaps you can relive for a few minutes the football games, your favorite classes, Pep Club meetings and all the other things which we have done together. We hope that you will always treasure this book as a reminder of one of the best years of your lives. Letss look at it together. 2' is x 3 L. . I, - - A.':L ' , 'ffffff' JL DY NIILL9 Editor OLR OWN SCHOOL FLAG' The 1dea of a Chickasha High School flag originated in the Student Council of 1954 it immediately took hold of the entire stu dent body A contest sponsored by the Stu dent Council was enthusiastically supported by the whole school The judges adminlstra tion faculty and students found It difficult to select one flag design from the many en tries It was decided that the one which you see here on this page would best represent our school s spirit traditions and high ideals Marlene Evans and Alice Lincoln two mem bers of the 1954- graduating class combined thelr ldC8S to design this our own school a It is made from our traditional colors purple and gold. In the lower right hand corner you see the torch a symbol of knowl- edge' in the upper right corner we have our Fightin Chick which to all of our com- petitors means Chickasha High School. When seen at all of our school gatherings, this flag will remind us of the many op- portunities that are ours as we attend Chicka- sha High School. TABLE OF CONTENTS School Life 7 , O, Traditions T Organizations O Athletics ,, Classes tina, v 1-,Ar A 1 i z ,A 'VY I lf f? ,l, I A-3' , ,Lv ,Ag K j ',,f N ,ff ,- ,.. N S .,.,,v 'u . 4701 Y .I if: H3 fi ' 2 5 V.., .,........J CHOOL LI WV .mar , Ji FE 147 .MAIN ,,...,. x N a fi Q 1 -.ni X A Y Q , 1 5 3 ' 2 y 5 B ! Q jf!! 9, ? Q iv :V 5 f 1 1 . 2-' 5 2 Vi i 5 2 ' n 5 4 , I M .9 44, , new A 1: .5 Q! S ,Awww .. ,, - Y' - M' . ,-' , ,V ,gf A , M . M. , VA ,M M-T, wwf , , ' , , ?.,fvi.4aff?!br:l'1.., M ' 3 , ,fg'ef Wf.,, YS. Q ,. k 4 'ffm- H ' H - -.... 1 AV M,4i,5Q, , -, r., .i 5 ,Q ,. ' am ,fgi-2 , - SrSx,g,,,g,.-f- f., , 1fw..,,x , 7 A. , :I IAQ, ,i,M5,KA VV' 1 My VV ,, 5, , ,43WL,f 1, ffm ,A m M 'ya ' ' ' ,. 1132214 ,ff Q.: 94 ' f ffl ' ,ft mf? .5 .V . yt.-4 4 x 4 , , A . V' . 4 4 ff, . V ,V nrzif., , A t r .lvl va! K X ll-Q ' A :V ' J . Q ,Z ' f '94 , ' 4 'H Q . 'cz gif K 1 -. X x --41. MR. BROADRICK Our likable high school prin- cipal, Mr. Trice L. Broadrick, is now in his twenty-fifth year of teaching and administrative work. For twelve of these years he has been principal. This is his fifth year in Chickasha Senior High. After graduating from Ada High School, he attended East Central State College, where he received a Bachelor of Science de- gree in mathematics and in physi- cal science. The Masters degree in school administration was granted to Mr. Broadrick by the lvniversity of Oklahoma in 1942. Because of his interest in people. he decided at an early age to become a teacher. He taught at Byng and Ada before coming to Chickasha. He has been president of the State Secondary School Principals' Association and is now serving on the Board of Di- rectors of the same organization. Currently. he is on the summer staff at the Oklahoma College for Women. Mr. Broadrick is very active in civic affairs. He enjoys fishing, hunting and collecting j o k e s, stories and cartoons about people. We students admire our prin- cipal for his sense of humor and his willingness to help us solve our problems. MR. JODIE SEVIER. President -Nl .......,.f2 BOARD OF EDUC.-X'I'lON Left to right: Mr. Bruce J, Myers. Superintendent: Nlr. Jodie Sevier, President: Nlr. Rohert .-K. Nlullett. Second Vice President: Nlr. lra lil- ledge. Member: Nlr. Homer Ratliff, Member: Nlr. Roy Pierce. Clerkg and Mr. Charles F. Smith. First Vice President. DIRECTORS OF Maintaining the high standards of the Chickasha schools is the responsibility of five outstanding business- men. Their skill is well demonstrated by the effective- ness of our educational system. To the Board of Educa- tion, the students of Chickasha Senior High School owe a debt that can be paid only through good citizenship. To Mr. Jodie Sevier, president, we give thanks for the many times he has had to interrupt his own business, the Chickasha Funeral Home, to help our school. We owe gratitude to Mr. Charles F. Smith, first vice presi- dent, who, although busy at the Oklahoma National Bank as loan agent, finds time to help with the many school problems. We appreciate Mr. Robert Mollett, sec- ond vice president, who is owner of the Chickasha Finance Company. He is always ready and willing to give of his time and effort for the welfare of our school. To Mr. Homer Ratliff, a member of the Board NIR. CHARLES F. SMITH, First Vice President MR. ROBERT MOLLETT, Second Vice President xi MR. ROY PIERCE, Clerk OUR SCHOOL of Education for sixteen years, we are grateful, for we realize that these many years have taken much time from his own business, the Ratliff Grocery Store. To Mr. Ira Elledge, a member, who owns the Chickasha Monument Company, and who has devoted many of his business hours in his untiring effort to be of service to our school, we say thank you. Three other members of our administration who con- tribute much to the effectiveness of our school are: Mr. Roy Pierce, clerk of the Board of Education, who spends endless hours to help us have a better school, Mr. Claude Welch, vice-principal, who is always ready to help a student with any problem, and Miss Hildred Todd, registrar, who always starts the day with a smile for all who come to the office for information or advice. These three and the faculty share in the responsibilities of directing the activities of Chiclcasha Senior High School. MR. CLAUDE WELCH, Vice Principal 'VIISS HILDRED TODD Registrar NIR HOMER E RATLIFF Member MR. IRA ELLEDGE, Member 5-o v' 4 .Nfl H --or f Gtr: MR. ROBERT ANDERSON V S f I . ,SJ P it- Hints on job applications help Perry Markham and Jean- ette Spoon in diversified occupations. Up in the air is Bill Jones as he turns a flip on the trampoline in physical fitness class. Studying the Basic 7 is a problem for Mary .lo Welch and Jean Ellen Owen in home economics. OUR FACULTY MR. ROBERT ANDERSON. who teaches physical ed- ucation. received his B.A. degree at East Central State College and has a M.Ed. from the University of Oklahoma. He is tennis coach and assists in other Sports. MRS. CORNELIQX CARTER, vocational home eco- nomics. has her BS. degree from the Oklahoma College for Women and a M.Ed. degree from the University of Oklahoma. She sponsors the Future Homemakers of America. Our diversified occupations teacher. MR. RANSOM MRS. CORNELIA CARTER L 04008 .non EVERY GHUQQEY W -yx 43 .. 455'-, ,Xfi- 5 -Q. MR. R.-xNSoM DAVIS AND CLASSES DAVIS. received his BS. degree from Northeastern State College and his M. S. degree from Oklahoma ASIM College. His work is supervising the cooperative training program. He sponsors the Roosters, Mil. HARLY D.-XY was granted BS. and M.Ed. de- grees from the liniversity of Oklahoma. He teaches drivers training. lle coaches lmaskethall and hasehall. assists in foothall. and is sponsor of the Honyoks. The band instructor. MR. PAUL ENIX. attended Northeastern Oklahoma junior College and Colorado College. He received his B.F.A. degree from Oklahoma ASM College and has a special Certificate in music. Charles Schmidt. Jerry Ann Neeld and ,lohnnie Yager 4 B -cf' 41 ,. MR. HARLY DAY How to he quick on the pedal is shown to Janice Cole b Wes Miller. highway patrolman. ponder over a phrase of band music. 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Photography has been one of his hobbies for about twenty years, and through the years he has become one of Oklahomals best amateur photog- raphers. His pictures are seen throughout our book and other annuals of the past. He takes these pictures for the enjoyment of the students. For several years he has taken movies of each of our high school football games. They make a vital con- tribution to the football team, as the boys learn many important facts about themselves and their opponents. Mr. Farwell, whose only pay for this service is the thanks he gets from the students, is always greeted by a friendly t'Hi Kit' in halls and on the campus. We the students of Chickasha Senior High School appreciate Mr. Kit Farwell for his untiring work and for the many hours spent in taking pictures for us. Again we say. Wlihank you Kit Farwell, a true friend of the youth of Chickasha. MR. G. S. SPOON Seventeen years of getting along with teachers and students . . . this is the record of Mr. Spoon, our chief custodian at C.H.S. Mr. Spoons two children graduated from our school. He has two grandchildren here in school now. Although he has little time for a hobby, he still finds time to enjoy his favorite radio and television programs. MR. ODIS PHILLIPS 'GBaseball!,, beamed Mr. Phillips when he was asked about his hobby. Even though he doesn't play now, he watches and follows it in the news- papers. The assistant custodian has been at Chicka- sha Senior High School for six years. He has two married daughters. Before working here, he and his wife operated the Grady County Farm. 1 I ' r X. f iff, 4 11,-ZA-mul' f ., 'u .1- ' M' -,fs Q, 1 , .5 f sq I? 1 1 i ,fy .x-.,-J. , f i ' Y . .. - . ' Muff' . 4 -V A . J-.f 1 - .1 . . ,---'Y klff- ... , 1' -.,....fff1f- , I -FMF'-1:-'cs ' M' 1 '!?fk:,u'1i ,U ,wil-QQ 4 Qsjff- . 'NA' - '-, ,An U,,...,A.. .M-41 . A A 1 J 1 1 ff .. ,. 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CHORIF Work is fun! . . . to the members of the Vocal Music Department during their busy year present- ing Noble Cain's Music Festivalg Handel's im- mortal NMessiah',g the State Chorus contest at which we were proud to have as our selection Mr. Cillettis composition, uThe Gate of the Year. Many additional programs were presented at civic clubs, religious groups, Thanksgiving services, ex- change programs with nearby schools and the graduation exercises of our own school. This year has been busy, profitable and to each of us . . . a year of fun! Mixed Quartet: Shirley Hunter, Phyllis Swarts, Jerry Tindel. Dale Kennedy. Boys' Quartet: Jerry E v a n s, Randy Richison. Dick Huddles- ton, Ralph Flagler. Madrigal Club: Sparky Culp, Mary Sue White, Pearl .lo Peve- ler, Frances W'orrell, Jimmie Lou Elliott, Marilyn Mitchell, Dale Kennedy, Bill Phillips, Jerry Tindel, Janice Cole, Cath- erine Bond, Dick Huddleston. DEPARTMENT PUR'I'AlSI.li CHOIR l l 6.06 5r.6 lI -. -4 11.513-4 CLAUDE W. 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' N 55 '5 ig 2sj M X 1 W yi f X ,sq ff A7 :Q . .Imag- K k'2g1'Hk:! Wa. 4' 2 gdfx ' I '71 59 5 4 ,V . , F wg wi .. ' Newly installed officers are. left to right: Rillie Nlarie D4-Kinder, Secretary: ,lanet Rollins. Vice President: Dona Lee Shipley. President: Carol Hame, Hoyle. Treasurer: Billie Gaye Hughes. Student Councilg Mary Lou Osborne, Chick-Chat. - V , NIRS. YFNETTg'l KELL Spnnsor The F.B.L.A. Creed is carefully studied The official F.B.L.A, sweaters are Linda Horn. Janet Roberts. Betty by Kay Nloncrief. l.ynn Robinson. niocleletl hy Re-tha Lister. Coleen Russ, Tomi ,lo Lelrlew. lfthel Wall and Nlarilyn Cole. Darla Cooper antl liar- Ayers. Harriette Nlalrorn. Yernalene Pat Trout are trying out the amltling liara Phillips. Whitten and Mary Trotter. machine. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Future Business Leaders of America, the newest organization in our high school, received its char- ter March 10, 1954. lt was formed to develop competant aggressive business leadership and to create more interest and understanding of business occupations. Serving as a steppingstone to a place in the business world is F.B.L.A. Louise Dillard. Fredda Cain. Frances Looper. Mary Lou Osborne. ,ludy Cochran and Dorothy Chapman exhibit super salesmanship at the B games. BP! Marilyn Mitchell and Myrtle Cassaway are looking through the FHA scrapbook with The 1954-55 installation of FHA officers: President. Pat Barringtong Vice the help of Alma Nell Armstrong l President, Linnea Blishg Secretary, JO Ann Brannong Treasurer, Madonna Massey: Historian, Shelia Smithg Song Leader, Nawassa Overbyg Reporter, Pally McMastersg Parliamentarian, Roberta Linton. Peggy Marcuni is being Sei-ved by Kay Helping to plant tulips for old folks are These girls are answering roll call while Winder at ibn i-ed and white tea giygn new A. Atkins. L. Coleman, P. Standridge, M. getting ready to go to the state FHA rally. members in the fall' Schuler and W. Lewis. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The Future Homemakers of America organiza- tion, sponsored by Mrs. C. Carter and Miss l. Lucas, is open to all who have taken or are taking home- making. The motto Toward New Horizonsf, is carried out in our projects including the formal initiation and the annual banquet for the parents. A three day outing at the end of the year is a climax to the year's work. S. Dale. P. Marcum, S. Mayes, W. Ferrell. M. Rich- ardson, M. Smallwood and finishing the doll clothes for the Junior Red Cross. NT 1 B gxil I First row, left to right: Bobby Hartline, Bobby Hinton, Ernest Cunningham. lack Rogers. Houston Ross. Bill Hendon. Second row: Frankie Cates. Joe Carter. Carl Davidson. Bill Fink. Richard Bing- ham. Ed Schenk. Ray Hendrix. Clarence Little. Hiram llcNlasters. Don Watson. Third row: Le-Roy LeForce. Harlan Shirley. Larry Frederick. Sam Pruit. Don llowdy. John Nabors. Karl Kerlmv. lion Allen, Allen Cornelius, Ronnie McWhorter. Joseph Borden. Fourth row: Stanley Hendon. Ce-orgf Roberts. John Phillips, .lesse Jennings, Wendel Hogg. Francis Folmer. Ronald Davidson, Weldon Horry. . 4 LEROY LEFORCE Sponsor Bill Fink, Allen Cornelius. Ed Schenk. George Roberts, Don Watson and Clarence Little show six prize sheep. FUTURE FARMER The Chickasha FFA continued to show its abilitv in raising fine livestock. Ed Schenk took Grand Champion honors at the county livestock show and second place at the Oklahoma State Fair with his steer. Big Boy. Charles Alexander took Champion Angus at the Oklahoma State Fair. Chickasha's FFA group of steers took first place at the Grady County Fair and second place at the Uklahoina State Fair. Nlerrill Bur- russ received Reserve Crand Champion of the Oklahoma Fat Stock Show with his steer, Prince. Chickasha's FFA continued its efficiency by acting as host to the Grady County Cattlemenls Association banquet. The year's activities were climaxed by the annual Parent and Son banquet. at Tulsa. 1 S John Nahors. with Ronnie McWhorter. Hiram Mcllasters. Karl Kerby. and Carl Davidson shows his steer which placed fourth Varied activities face the FIFA boys during the i-ear. Allen Cornelius, Don Watson, and Stanley Hendon vaccinate a They not only have outside projects on the farm. but Calf for hlackleg' also attend well planned agriculture classes. Some of the worthwhile projects are shown in the five pictures on this page. F AMERICA l. Frankie Cates shows his steer which placed fifth at the Tulsa State Fair. 2. Bill Fink shows the sheep which was Grand Champion Fat Lamb at the Grady County Fair. 3. Don Watson. with the help of liill Fink and George Roberts. trims a sheep's hoof, 4. Ed Schenk is showing his steer which won first place at the Grady County Fair. Officers: First row. left to right: Ed Schenk. Vice Presidentg Ridlafd Bingllfilll- DOH Watson and Joe Carter are Wflfking LeRoy LeForce. Sponsor: Richard Bingham. President. Second OH fllf'if ffnfttfds in llUPf'5 that they may' get the -lUni0f Mayer row: Bill Fink. Reporter: Clarence Little, Secretary: Carl Fafmefii dfgffe this SPST- which if f'Vf'1'Y FFA b0Y'5 goal- Davidson. Sentinel: Ray Hendrix. Treasurer. VOCATIOIAL Recently the auto mechanics boys had this sign made to frame Ronnie Cotton and Monroe Willoughby attentively watch the vocational auto mechanics building. Mr. Knowles explain removal of a water pump. M . fy BN x ' 0 .vi 45,4 Q 00 0 6 f 1 'rkfy gd E , E 5 lg so 2 Q 'il Q Q' 4 'ld liar X 4 I Charles Seals and members of the auto mechanics class listen carefully to instruction on valve-timing. VOCATIONAL AUTO MECHANICS fx' j 3 I , , , IR DURRELL KNOW LES Dickey Huddleston is sizing up the job ahead as he starts to rebuild this 1941 model junker. r With the assistance of Mr. Knowles, Robert Taylor discovers the With directions in front of him, Leon G1'iSW0ld plunges secret to proper brake adjustment. h0pf?fl1lly iIll0 Operating an 3mP'V0lf ICSICT- 47 Se-all-4l. lf-fl to right: llillis- flayf- Hughf-s. Nlary White. llorollly Tzlliifl' man. june Wadsworth. Gentry Betts. Nlary l.ou Osborne. Nlary Nliller. Fr:-flrla Cain. Dale Kenne-fly. Hari- anne- Spears. Jimmie Faye Herlgy-1-or-k. Pat Trout. Frances Looper. Louise llillartl, ,Ie-anne Hitt:-nliousr. Billif- Ju Coil. Harold Fly. Standing: Te-rrp Tin- ml:-I. Iiill Williams. llill xTf'ii4!fHllf'li. Nlyron Bond. NIRS. l'ilJlTl'l Wilfllili. Sponsor mul llorothy Chapman anal Jimmie Fay' , 9 Hr-clgc-cot-k arf- turning in the-ir copy for the week. THE PRAIRIE SCHOONER i , 4, i'i'f. , fra? The journalism class prepares the weekly school paper printed in the Chickasha Daily Express. The Prairie Schoonerl' is published to report the activities of the school and to promote ideas for the betterment of Chickasha High School. The class is a very interesting one and competition is keen for the class reporters who are striving for copy and column inches. This class also gives practical knowledge to each student in the field of journalism. Milf? I- U Oflmfnfa and MBU' Ruth Thr- editing staff is at work editing Jerry Tinvlel.n-1litor.an1l Bill W1 1 Miller type- copy while Bill NlFC0l'mll'k the- type-fl copy as liillif- Gaye TTIIQITIPS associate- vflitur. discuss the f asks approval on a headline. consults the style hook. Prairie Sclioonc-r. N 1 6' MRS. EDITH WELCH Sponsor Back row, left to right: Bill Williams, Mark McElroy, Dorris Salter, Darla Sue Cooper. Judy Powell, Gerard Taylor. Billie Marie DeKinder, ,lo Peveler, Pat Wigington. Corene Rogers, Lynn Robinson. Second row: Dorothy Chapman. Dixie Elston, Roberta Linton. Kenneth Davis, Jule Nlinnett and john Ceurkink. Leader, Shannon Hambleton. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Le Cercle Francais had a rollicking time this year with all its eighteen members and fun-loving sponsor. With our annual Christmas dinner, cooked and prepared by the members, our picnics, and parties galore, Le Cercle Francais has had a busy, happy, and memorable year full of fun and laughter. t. 'Q Officers, left to right: John Ceurkink, Student Councilg Jule Nlinnett. Secre- tary, Mark Xlclilroy, Treasurer: Pat Wigington, Vice President, Gerard Taylor, President. vi 5 4 Mrs. Welch is correcting a French Doris Salter and Bill Williams are exercise of Shannon Hambleton. watching Judy Powell put on a French record. 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Fourth row: Smotherman, Moore, Stephenson, White, Wes- ton, Mayes, Booher, Nic- Cabe, DeKinder, Atkins. Fifth row: Clark, Wads- worth, Cochran, Betts, C ol e, Cooper, Worrell. Stansbury, Ray, Boone. Officers: M. White, Parliamentariang B. G. Hughes, Treasurer, D. Chapman, Student Council, J. Wads- worth, Vice Presidentg N. J. Boone, President, W. Langston, Sponsorg J. Mills, Secretary. CHICKETTES All Chickettes must leave at one time or another, but one thing they all take with them are their memories. The memories of the first Purple Punch party, the early morning hours with all the dreaded marching practices and the late hours of the bus trips are all with them. The baked food sales and the program selling all lead up to just one thing- the banquet to honor the football boys. The an- nual assembly is always long remembered with a chuckle. The last is that of the breakfast at the end of the year when the officers for the ensuing year are chosen. Those are the memories she takes, but she leaves a part of her heart with the Chickettes that will be there always. b n nel Elaine shows her new uniform. Th A dre am come truefthe a q . ' e officers are atop the b all .ff Wayland 0'Neal fingers his helt in anticipation of the jimmy Jaggers, Wayland O'Neal, Don Lister. Gen initiation. while the group of pledges in costume await Plemons. Darrell Sehlehuher and Charles Coins are i the lwh lin... style for the Bowery Brawl. HONYOKS For twenty-six years, the Honyok Club has been an or- ganization around C.H.S. that promotes school spirit at all ball games. Every Honyok is selected on the basis of loyalty, ambition and enthusiasm for his school and club. Some of the clubis activities are hayrides, parties and dan- ces, of which the annual Bowery Brawl is perhaps the most popular. Before school is out in the spring. the Honyoks have their annual fishing trip to Lake Murray for a weekend of care- free fun. First row. left to right: H. jones, E. Hudgins. D. Hinch, NI. Kit chens. J. jackson. R. Waldrup. D. Lister. B. Huntley. E. Leon ard. N. Perrin. Second row: C Plemons. 5. DeKinder, L. Camp- bell. K. Davis. R. Dickey. A Williams. Nl. Bond. N. McClain, L. Ross. Third row: H. Day, P. Wright. N. Hart. J. Kirkpatrick, ,l. Jaggers. J. Hicks. L. Ross. B Harman. C. Bunnell. C. La Fevers. Fourth row: D. Pyle, NI Bryant, W. 0'Neal. D. Schle huber, R. Hart. C. Beck. .l. E Hunter, ,I. Abele. C. Coins. OFFICERS. left to right: Wayland 0'Neal. Sergeant-at-Armsg D a r r e ll Sehlehuher, Pledge Blaster: Don Lister. Vice President: Charles Coins. Presi- dent 3 jimmy Jaggers. S e C r eta ry- Treasurer. THE NET WITS ARE IN FULL SWING Fourteen enthusiastic tennis lovers make up the Net Wit Club. This organization is for the purpose of promoting an interest in tennis throughout Chickasha High School. Although the Net Wits meet regularly all winer, their busiest time is the spring when we find them all working hard to improve their game. in hopes of gaining a position on the tennis team. , f' Catherine Bond. Pat Moore. Nlarjie Blish and ,lane Boothe. f 3. fi 'X if Left to right: Catherine Bond. Lintla LaFevers. Helen Sampson. ,lane Boothe, Phillip McClure. Ronnie Reed. Nlarjie Blish. Hymn Bontl. .-Xntly Anderson. Sponsor. Bill Phillips. Mary Lou Os- borne. Jimmie Jackson. Kay Holsapple. Ann Stephenson and jurly Mills. Frances Worrell and Helen Sampson are drawing Linda LaFevers arul Catherine Bond are giving Nlarv Lou tournament bracket, while Ann Stephenson and Nlarjie 0sborne's new tennis racquet the once over. Blish look on. -Q. mv M Owlym .Q IJ? V-'il .-,..lA,,v'g-,Ml -.An ,?. -...M ,, 2' 'ws-.,,.'hq-vxhn ' bfi-nn.w. D'h'4lug..v.Q la - . llznz., at N. .Q ,,1.....L..,g,,L If g,3gg,agg,g 34,4-4 3 gg 5-ff HX ,. .. v:.:z..,, ',,.. I TH LETICS Troy Hill contesting Don Rice of Duncan for the football with Don Lister and Charles Goins looking on. Duncan won 26 to T in a hard fought ball game. With only seven returning lettermen. the 1954 Fightin' Chicks had a seasons record of three wins and seven losses. The Chicks won the season's opener from Marlow. T to 0. Ada. the state's number one team. ran through and over an inexperienced Chickasha team to the tune of 44 to 13. The Chicks could not cash in on their breaks. and an inspired Anadarko team prevailed 20 to 14. After leading most of the way, the Chicks lost to a strong single- wing Putnam City team 18 to 14. FIGHTIN' CHICKS CHARLES COINS DON COMPTON KENNETH IQFFEN JOE HUNTER JAMES TICE Tackle Tackle Tackle Tackle Tackle ESTEN LEONARD SAM DEKINDER BILL JOHNSON NORMAN HART JIM JACCERS Center Center Center Center End lx? - ... . - . . JS The Chicks had a bad night and EI Reno walked off the winner 14 to 0. The Fightin, Chicks beat a big Shaw- nee team with a second half burst 12 to 7. Chickasha got off to a slow start against a strong Ardmore eleven and lost 39 to 13. Missing several scoring opportunities, the Chicks fell before an improving Lawton crew 7 to 0. The Chicks were unable to stop Duncan's passing game and lost 26 to 7. In the season's finale, the Chicks showed tre- mendous desire and defeated Norman 20 to 7. 1? :Wa 3m Garye LaFevers llll, is trying to get back to Charles Coins 175I. Sam DeKinder f50l, and Don Compton 1771. to escape the Norman Tigers. The Chicks won 20 to 7. FOOTBALL TEAM Il.-XVIII NIEYFRS ALFRED IJEARNI.-KN T051 LANIBRECHT BILL HARNION Tackle Tackle Tackle Tackle WAYL.-KNIJ ONEAL CALVIN BECK ANGELO WILLIAMS JOHN KIRKPATRICK End End End End BILL LANIIQR Back PHIL WRIGHT End Back row: Joe Hunter, Cal- vin Beck. John Kirkpatrick, Neuhorn McClain. Kenneth Uffen. Leland Ross. Charles Coins. Darrell Schlehuber, J. Nyle lsom. Randy Richison, Bill Harmon. managerg James Tice. Front row: Larry Till- man, Ken Faris, Dick Wal- den, Franklyn Elledge. Larry Ross. Nuel Perrin. Bill John- son, Bob McAfee. Don Lister, Esten Leonard. Front: Jim- mie Jaggt-rs, Coach O'Dca. TRACK TEAM The Chickasha High School track team for 1955 is looking forward to a good year on the cinders. Twenty-five boys reported for practice, with Charles Goins and Jimmie Jagzgers the two return- ing lettermen. The team has a full schedule starting with the Fort Worth, Texas meet. This year, as in the past years, the squad is expected to lie strongest in the running events. and a very successful season is an- ticipated. WILLIAM BUD O'DEA Coarh Charles Coins is warming up with the shot. Coins and Jaggers are studying their times Jimmie .laggitr 1 Caught working on hi with Mr. O'Dea. starts. uint 4.1 lllli 1 gr XL, if -49' s ,lx .- eq, gy I .f I Y JW X 9 ' Q S 5 -1 ff I. ,rv 9'A 4 Fx, 5 I x I .en Q , faplgiff X w 1 xl' S l .WWE K 6 ,,is,! '.,A gm. 'LQ .Q- 514' g., figlmgeg 4g'5,,W 1 1312 V, 2 fx 'UF' 1 :I K ff.. 53 .W ff. 2 va, s iw M W jwf Wf- W wif-?f MV M 4 f, ff Jay, fy ,. QV, v , 5 JSZ5' 4' 4' pf iff 35 ,M 539 ,332 1 f 1 fm 1 xzfajhy, f , v 5 5 f e Y 'W 1 1 t ll Rivals Pat Moore and Catherine A Bond are changing course during E a friendly game. -1 Frances Worrell. Judy Mills and .limmie Jackson are leaving for an out-of-town tennis meet. TENNIS TEAM Nlarjie Blish. Helen Sampson anrl Nlary Lou Oshorne find tht- water fountain inviting after a match. Chiclcasha High School's 1955 tennis team looked very promising when the season opened. Eight returning lettermen, the nucleus of the team, were given additional strength by several newcomers. Along with Boomer Conference meets, the ,55 racquet wielders made successful showings in several tournaments. First row, left to right: Ronnie Reed, Jimmie Jackson, Sam DeKinder, Bill Phillips. Second row: Kay Holsapple, Jane Boothe, Mary Lou Osborne, Frances Worrell and Judy Mills. i +9 ANDY ANDERSON, coach 'N-.. -N, -. B.. Al -'fm , .U 1. .. N' . A I V . 4 P Y , l , LN., K , ' --.., I 'x,A'x , WM-'w4.,,, n. H-...af '-- Q-we-EN,f U ff--1 'Nr li- ,.l , 'ef -3 V-I N 1? i. 'aww cw -swans-vw is Aww ml morning! is Nlr. Broa1lric'k's usual greeting as he arts tht- day out right with the daily annrmunveiiients. SOPHONIORES John Cole Bobby Nlaurece Cook Don H. Cooper Ronnie Joe Cotter Ronnie L. Cotton Chester R. Cowen Leon Crump Ernest Cunningham Shirley Dale Johnetta Daniel Linda Darnell Florence Davidson Iris Davidson Lawrence Davidson Jane De-Kinder Joyce Evon Duffer David C. England Wvilliam Don Estes Ken L. Faris Wanda Ferrell Charles D. Fields Marvin A. Fly Alfred Wv. Fobes Frances R. Folmer Ina Gayle Garrett f A, sf? f is ., H, n x. 4 ,fin -'.., . I Hi-s Todd. nur harfi working: registrar from issuing turrly slip- for a quirk glam paper. We 5? -'. ff' ug 'UV The Qf,ph,,,m,,r,., bf-Cf,,np at-quaint:-ul with our '4l'll00l flag, Shirley Hunter represented our class 1n the football queen Carried by jameg Lanman, Hug,-np Tau-v Larry contest. Wye sophomores difl our ut hu the enior Crump and john Hayes. SOPHOMORES Margaret Johnson Norma Johnson Ruth Johnson lveldon E. johnson Bill H. Jones Orville L. Jones Paul Jones Margaret Keathley Beverly Ann Kempe Yvonne Kennedy Karl W. Kerby Rowena lean King Monte Kitchens Bobby Kruse Linda Rey LeFevers Ronnie W. Langford Lester Roy Lanman David F. Lehew Wanda Leah Lewis Edwin Clay Looney Lila Louise Lowery Ronald F. Maeder Peggy Marcum ,loe P. Martinez Lendell Massey candidate won. 3' 'D As Y 13 ,ag 'G '3 Sharon Mayes and Betty Mdormiek plead with a junior 328118 Shadffarl Jean Ellen Owen and rther ophomore h student to buy football pro ram and me ap one lr ree e out ia in wi cr u w from the-rn. will mn' SOPHOMORES Wesley Ratliff Barbara Ray Elaine Reiss Myrleen Richardson Rosie Romo Bonnie Russell Hettie Ryan Cecil Sanders. Jr. Bob Sawy er Charles Schmidt Margaret Schuler Azalia Sbadoan Leonard Sheridan Martha Sniallwood Jimmy Joe Smith Ronnie Smith Wlilliam Spangler Gary Spires Edna Louise Spoon Patsy Standridge Don Ray Stark George Stottman Jerry Strother Betty Sullivan Helen Tatum ww a Q mvvvnwwm J .iw e ' W+9'iA1m'Mvr, +5 ' VL., . - W Wfwimf, f? F.. A 'Ks-3-mam' K' V 'E' .3545 '25 wif.. z , W. A 2 Y 4' Q 2? Qi' 1 -if Q all?-' T 'm 4 it L? 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JUNIGRS lloy liians blenua Ferguson Bill lfinlx linuma l.ou lflesher Ronnie liorenian 5. liusler Ann lrranlie Larry lfredriek ,lanet Frey' Ne-uma lfulton Clark Cable George iiamlmill Bolmliy Garrett Myrtle Uassaway Dena Geurkink Darrell Gilliam Donal Glass Carolyn Graham Merrell Ann Haddan Pauline Hale Billie Ruth Hambay Shannon l-lambleton Darlene Hankins lra May Hawley John Hayes ootin' advertisement for the junior plax Gun, which followed the junior float ik. il 1 lr 4 ff f ga 5 jf Q F i f ' gkfz., 32' mf. i v, W M ww, J, . L44 fum 1 ' , fl! 4, f-V 1. , 11 wx YQ: wa ' ' H1 Y. V 'Q 55 , NE Wm 116 'fs- Qs ' 1 Q f p , Y A , 9 0 ,,,,, , Q ,... i f1 M 'ii Q GF , -my . 1.46 X Y IKXIORS l'lSlf'l1 lmmlzlrfl Nlary l.0f' llwlwrla l.i11tfm ,,. xlilflllll Nlzllwnf' Nlary Lwu xldfilllill I4 liz-ttx ,XIIH N11-Xrlhur juquvtta Xlc'B1'i1lc Q ve S Nz-lllmrn Xll'l.llllIl 43 l'l1illip Nlvlilurn' 1 7 l':1llx Nl:-Nlzl-Ivw C2 Jim Nlz-r,lilc lim-Ia ju Nlillvr lull' Nlimu-ll Nlzlrilxn Nlilvllm-ll X Q7 CllI'1ilv,I6'21ll Nluorf' xv Carolyn Nluss Don Huwcly I 3 5,6Fgy Almlu Nlowrly V., omna A utz Nlary Neal Jerry Arm Neelcl lfrlclie Uxlirien Dale Osborne Nawasa Ox erlny Bull Owen On your mark. gm -wt. gm. and armllwr gruup of juniorx are rf-arly for lllf' mlvxte-rity tml gzixfln by Miff Stanley Hvnrlon is waiting for rhl- gn all:-all riginal from ffilllwni. Mr, Hudson. Illc- rvprvwntatiw in Ihr' aptitudr- tc-sl. Di ' M ax ,Z ,f A . 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A lazy noon hour finds Nancy johnaon, Ann Fran I are at one of their ugual tasks. putting up a Yea Chicks Garyv Lalfevers and Dale Ufhornv joining: in a good o 1 sign. fashioned sing-sung. JUNIORS Harriet Weaver Mary Jo Wclvll Pat Wcrlhen Lynda White Pat Wvigington Angelo Williams Lennie Williams Pat Williams Sally Williams Monroe Vllilloughlry Kay Wlincler France-S Worrell Shirley ,lean Vllright Johnnie Yager Marjorie Jones Amos Smotherman T7 Q r' 4' 2 7 '14 1 'Q-'rr' ' f ' ia' .nf I i JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Se-an-il. loft to right: -Xlfrf-rl Dr-armon. Sturlf-nt Counvil Rf-prc'se'ntatix'r-1 Jinnnin- Lou Elliot. Srwrv- tary: l'.l'21Ul'PN Worrvll. View l're-firlr-nt: Jule' Nlin' nf-tt. lr:-asilrvr, Standing: Carol .le-an Nloorv, Stu- rlr-nt flounvil RQ'llF1'XQ'I1lHtlNf'Z llulv Oxlmorne-. Premi- mln-nt. Kay Holnapple- lwlps Hr, Davis rhwk in tvxt hook- to .'xlfI'I'1l UQ-arnion anal lfrurives Worrvll take- the- xpntlight Ed Fvln-nk and llill Huntlry while- Shannon Hanilrle-ton in Ihr- H-ritvr of the- lluriw- floor at Ilia' annual Roost:-r waits he-r turn. formal. fi vs f' 3 A .1 T0 start the hall rolling. Hunor Stanihury aml Harrie-t W'vavf'r check out locks-r lu-ye lu se-niurs. who 1-xpvvt a fun-pavkm-fl ye-ar 86 RICHARD BINGHAM LINNEA FAYE BLISH NORMA Jo BOONE JO ANN BRANNOX FRED BROWN FRED.-x Lot CAIN MAX CAREY JOE CARTER 5 If 1 :- A-1 ' 1 'Xl Y .Ia lb K , - SENIORS IJ um A BIs0'l r lm :XBI-II.Ii jul :XILEY Blu. .-XLLI-IX COLLEEN :XYFRS PAT BARRINMUN BILL BEATY GENIEY BET'1's Cm-lling a Ianly slip from J1-rry Tindel HIHIKPS Alta Pat I4-rson roalixn- that thv 8:00 NM. ClaSs habit i-n't va form:-d. We 'S e SENIORS DOROTHY CHAPMAN JUDY COCHRAN CAROL ANN COLE JANELLE COLE MARILYN COLE IJON COYIPTON KENNETII CONNER ii,-KIIIA 5l'E CUUPER It ,ro .Z Hair COHlilI'li'f Tie- straight? Fresh shave-'f Hill Williams After many tripS to Frf-y's jewelry, Norma Boone-. Mary and David Nivyvr awk e-ach other as thvy line- up for Ihr-ir Viiiite anti Tr:-nt Jr-nkins find Mr. Frvy has rem-iwd 9911001 Pif'UlY i- the-ir sf-ninr rings. fes- PQ DONA DAVIS BILLIE BTARIE DEKINDER RAY DICREY LOI'IsE DILLARIJ BARBARA DRYDEN JIMIIIIE DRYDEN PAT DLKRIIAM PAUL DYRES 87 L 15' - Xx Rn SENIORS Imxm: l'iI.I.lUT v Y lix .xv wmv l'iIliI,Ili K . '7 RXLPII l'I.XlQI.I-.K P H morn FLY 'N X A Pnxx H. l'iUS'I'Fli Q , BVIJIJY FREENMX l ju1EsI,L:i: l'iRF1FNlkY 6' wtf' Harcl wnrk i- Ihr- mnttn of liillii- Clays- lluglie-4. Nlary You van ln- -urv that x and y arPn't the only thingi I a Wliitc-. Jimmy Faye- He-rig:-i-wk and liillif- Nlarif- Us-Kimlefr. Runnie- Hart. Bill Williams and Bill :xICC0l'IIllCli di Cu 0ffiCe aseietants. with Nlr. Welfli. Jon FREY JOHN GVERKINK LONNIE GIBSON CAROL GOLF CHARLES Coixs LEAON GRISVYOIJJ ' NEAL HATNIBLETOX X RONNIE HART ' 88 .D 4- 'f? All SENIORS ,IININIIE FAYE HEDCECOCK C-moi. IIm'1.E Trim' Him. V 'Q DEAN Hixrgii fi 1? S Ems1N HORN I.1Ni1,x HURN DICKEY Hi'LmLEs'roN i'iIJN1l'NIJiil'IlCINS '-'C-1 W , xx S., Want tu buy a pru,urtiiii? will -min liz- thi- wry of Handy In the- iiuiiiefvuiiiingz paratlc- the svnior F1844 Struts its Ill i-hiwn 3- Iii- 4-Iii-i-lg. out Ilftlglfiilllx from Hill Williams. witli tlir-ir flrvat which thv-5 tlwugllit mu 'Boiiie-thiiig Rumi'-r pri fide-nt. Crow abuutfu .sq ni' J . 'Y Q 15 'FS J 1 5 ,e- 4 V7 BILLIE CME Hu Ei.N1oHE Iss.-iris Jixmii-3 JACKSON JINIBIIE JAGGER5 TRENT JENKINS EELA PAYE KEES DALE KENNEDY FRANK LAMBERT DHHS fu 'i fi fo- SENIORS JAMES IANN1-xN TOM! JO 1,1-:limi DON l.ISTER RI-ITHA ANN l,lS'I'IiIi CLARENCE l,lTTI.lC FRANCES LOOPER lu.-XRI.ENE Lifms HARRIETTE MALCONI qi Darla Cnnpe-r. Mary Lou Osborn and Billie Marie Df'Kinclf-r Jimmie Jackson has the right idea about how to epend find that foulliall unifnrm- arm'n'I llll'll' favnritf- l'll5lllIlll'S. a fvw extra minutes lwforx- tlic' One- O'ClOc'lx lull rm S PERRY lVlARKHAM JAN MASSEY Nl.-KDONNA lllASSEY JOHN lNlATHEWS GLENN NlATOY BOB MCAFEE CAROLYN MCBRIDE BILL lNlCCORMICK 90 1 fwt' SENIORS RICHARD NICCLRLET' NIRRR NICQPILRUT IJ,n'm XIEYER BILLIE JEAN NI1I.I.ER FREIJA Sl'EN1u.1.ER Mun' RIUHI XIILLHR jrm' NII1.l,s K xx' XIUNKQRIICF X 'Y' , , 'Y .4 A- lg 3 3 . fo 'CS 4' 4 During ilu- lllllffilllil UVIH' l'lf'II1Hn-. Jillllllif' .IHSSPTN zmll llurrn-ll F4-hlvhlnlwr In Chat -vrilrlrlv party uh:-rr' vwrynllr- 1'M'hLlllg:'- ulmfgruu R top Nurnxan. XIV- Xn'1 1 l 'i UV 3 Pla Y 5i,:1r1 mine- tmf. NIT. lil This 1- fun for ull at thc Chllk 'Q 'D 'Q .-5 J,mEs XIORCAN DON IWOHRISON JXLTON N1l'Cm10RE WVAYI.-XND O'NE,x1. Ni.-TRY Lol' OSBORXE 5HlRLEY PALMER :XLTA PATTERSON JIINIMIE PARRISR ,Q- 1' Q lik .ix ,gf fi 'Q rv 101 in .5 S. Y? fi rv' TV. JANET ROBERTS LYNN ROBINSON GENE ROGERS JANET ROLLINS BETTY ROSS JOY SAVAGE DARRELL SCHLEHLBER SHIRLEY SHROEDER MAX SEAY DONA LEE SHIPLEY EULON SHIRLEY SHEILA SMITH 1-s 05 1-Q 'Q A.. -Q 4 SENIORS J. 0. I'ERRINs NJARY SPE PERIIIN PEARL JO PEYELI-:R BAIIIIIIIA SIRI-3 l'IIII.I.II1s BILL I'IIII.I.II1s LEOTA PHILLIPS GENE PLENIONS FLOYD HEIHIIJY YYONNE RICE CLIFFORD RICHARDSON RANDY RICHISON JEANNIE RITTENHOIQSE 'Q I Q. 'Q fs R2 fia- I ni 'Q SENIORS SYLVIA SMITH ROBERT SPANCLER NIARIANNE LOLISE SPEARS JERRY STRANGE GERARO TAYLOR JAMES TICE JERRY TINIIEL NIARY E. TROTTER PAT TROUT JUNEANN WAOSWORTH ETHEL WALL JAMES W.ARREN li- Z A S A-I 2 rt Q' -Q. 'Y K -Q. 'Q' :Q ill gu- .4 ff 'U 3 Vi .4 5 - TOMMY ww.-XTKINS DON WLXTSON RICHARD WVELCH MARY XVHITE VERNALENE WRITTEN BILL W,II.I.IAMS BOBBY WvlLLIAMS JANICE WILLIAMS ADRIAN WYOLFORD GAYE XVOOSTER LEVORN WRIGHT RONALD ZIEGENELSS DAVID B. ABBOTT JIM ABELE-Spanish Club, Honyok, Chorus DON REED 1937-1954 Don Reed, with his pleasant smile, sense of humor and quiet ways, left fond memories and dreams of the future with his family and friends. He was born on August 3, 1937, and he attended Chickasha Pub- lic Schools all of his life. During his school days he played football and was outstanding in the discus throw while in junior high school. He had an active interest in carpentry and worked on two houses of the high school carpentry class. He also enjoyed making furniture for'his own home and family. His dream of becoming an architect was cut short by his death on July 16, 1954. SENIOR ROSTER JANELLE COLE-Spanish Club, Sophomore Class Treasurer, Choir, Chickette, JIM AILEY BILL ALLEN COLLEEN AYERS--FBLA, Chorus. PAT BARRINGTON-FHA, President, Senior, Choir, Oklahoma Honor Society, Junior, Senior, Of- fice Assistant. BILL BEATY-French Club, Office Assistant, Junior. GEMEY BETTS-Chickette, Chick-Chat, Junior. Sen- ior, Student Council, Assistant Yell Leader, Junior Class Secretary, Junior Planning Committee, Senior Planning Committee, Junior Play, Basketball Queen Attendant, Junior, Assembly Committee, Junior. Sen- ior, Ensemble, National Honor Society, Junior, Sec- retary, Senior, Oklahoma Honor Society, Sophomore, Junior, Senior, DAR Good Citizenship Award, Office Assistant. RICHARD BINGHAM-FFA. Secretary, Junior President, Senior. LINNEA FAYE BLISH-Pepette, President, Senior, Choir, FHA, Vice President, Senior, Office Assistant. NORMA JO BOONE-Spanish Club. Treasurer, Sophomore, President, Junior, Chickette, President. Senior, Student Council, Secretary, Senior, Junior Class Treasurer, Junior Play, Senior Planning Com- mittee, Office Assistant, Assembly Committee. JO ANN BRANNON-FHA, Secretary, Senior, Chor- us. FRED BROWN-Spanish Club, Rooster. FREDA LOU CAIN-FBLA, Office Assistant. MAX CAREY-Chorus. JOE CARTER-FFA. DOROTHY CHAPMAN-French Club, Chickette, FBLA, Office Assistant, Junior Play helper, Student Council, Chorus. JUDY COCHRAN-Chickette, FBLA, Chick-Chat, Office Assistant, Choir. CAROL ANN COLE-French Club, Assistant Yell Leader, Junior, Junior Planning Committee, Football Queen, Sophomore, Football Queen Attendant, Junior, Choir. MARILYN COLE-Chickette, FBLA, Basketball Queen Attendant. Senior, Choir. DON COMPTON-Football Letterman. KENNETH CONNER-Rooster. DARLA SUE COOPER-Chickette, FBLA, Choir. DONA DAVIS-Choir. BILLIE MARIE DEKINDER-French Club, Chick- ette, Office Assistant, FBLA, Secretary, Chorus. RAY DICKEY-Football Letterman, Baseball Let- terman: Honyok: C Club: Office Assistant, Chick- Chat, Junior, Senior, Senior Planning Committee, Choir. LOUISE DILLARD-FBLA, Oklahoma Honor Soci- etyi Junior, Senior. BARBARA DRYDEN-Chorus. JIMMIE DRYDEN-Football Manager, Junior, Span- ish Club, Rooster, Chorus. PAT DURHAM PAUL DYKES JIMMIE ELLIOTT-Rooster. NANCY EVANS-Pepette. Secretary, Senior, -Junior Play, Senior Planning Committee, Choir, French Club. RAYMOND FIELDS RALPH FLAGLER-Junior Play, Ensemble. HAROLD FLY-Choir. EDNA B. FOSTER-Spanish Club. BUDDY FREEMAN JAMES LEE FREEMAN JOAN FREY-Choir. JOHN GEURKINK-French Club, President, Junior, Rooster, Chick-Chat. Junior, Senior Planning Com- mittee, Junior Play, Student Council. LONNIE GIBSON-Football Squad, Track Manager, Junior, Chorus. CAROL COFF-Chorus. SENIOR ROSTER CHARLES COINS- Football Letterman Track Let terman Honyok President Semor C Club Jun lor Plannmg Commlttee Jumor Play helper Cholr All Boomer Conference LEAON CRISWOLD Football Letterman Oklahoma Honor Soclety Sophomore Semor NEAL HAMBLETON Band RONNIE HART Honyok Chlck Chat Sophomore Jumor Semor Sophomore Class Presrdent Jumor Planning Commlttee Jumor Play Student Councr Sophomore Vlce Presldent Jumor Presldent Semor Band Llbrarlan Sophomore Natronal Honor Socrety .Iunlor Semor Oklahoma Honor Socl y Sophomore .Iumor Semor DAR .Allllfflldll H1 tory Award Boys State Assembly Committee .IIIVIMIE FAYE HFDCECOCK Pepette Student Councll Sophomore Class Secretarv Semor Plannmg Commlttee Junlor Plannmg Commrttee Office A srstant Cholr TROY HILL Basketball Letterman Baseball Squad Track Letterman Football Letterman C ub Chlck Chat Sophomore Jumor Semor Class Pres: dent Football Chlck of the Year Semor Class A Basketball Champlons DEAN HINCH Football Squad Honyok CAROL HOYLE Spannsh Club Pepette President Semor Jumor Play Student Councll Jumor Natron al Honor QOCICIY Jumor Semor Oklahoma Honor So clety Sophomore Jumor EDWIN HORN LINDA HORN FBLX Office Assistant Spanish Club Roo ter Fn emble EDMUND HUDCINS-Honyok BILLIE FAYE HUK HES Tennis Squad Jumor Spanish Club Secretary Sophomore Student Coun crl Chlckette Treasurer Semor Cluck Chat Jumor Semor FBI A Jumor Plannmg Commlttee Offrce Asslstant ELMORE ISA ACS-Jumor Class Presldent As emblv Commlttee Oklahoma Honor Soclety Sophomore JIMMIE JACKSON Basketball Letterman Tenms Letterman Net Wlts Presldent Sophomore Semor Vxce Presldent Jumor Honyok Semor Planning Committee Student Council Choir Oklahoma Honor Soclety Sophomore JIMMIE JACGERS-Football Letterman Ba ketball Letterman Track Letterman Honyok Secretary Jumor Semor C Club Chrck Chat Jumor Ian rung Commlttee All Boomer Conference Semor Planmng Commxttee TRENT JENKINS-Spanl h Club Rooster Chuck Chat Semor Planning Commlttee Jumor Plas Of IICC Assistant Assembly Commlttee EULA FAYE KEES DALE KENNEDY Rooster Vlce Presldent Secre tary Jumor Chlck Chat Jumor Semor Student Council Jumor Plannmg Commlttee Jumor Play Band Student Dtrector Ensemble Natronal Honor Socrety Jumor Semor Oklahoma Honor SOCICIY Sophomore .Iumor All State Band Sophomore Jun lor Semor Boys State Assembly Commlttee FRANK LANIBERT JAMES LANNIAN Rooster TONII IO LEHEW FBI X Chorus DON LISTER Football Letterman Basketball Man ager Iunror Track Squad Sophomore Honyok Vlce President Semor Semor Class Vlce Presrdent Stu dent Council RETHA ANN LISTFR FBLA Band Chorus CLARENCE LI'ITLF FFR Secretary Semor FRANCFS LOOPER FBLA NIARLENE LUCAS Chorus HARRIILTTE 'NIALCOM FBLA PERRY 'NIARKHAM Oklahoma Honor Soclety JAN MASSEY MADONNA MASSEY FHA Treasurer Semor Cholr Assembly Committee JOHN NIATHFWS Baseball Squad Sophomore f LFNN 'VIATOY BOB 'NICAFEE C Club CAROLYN MCBRIDE BILI NICCORIVIICK Rooter President Jumor Secretary Semor Ch1ckChat Jumor Jumor Pan lor Ilay Student Council Sophomore Semor Offlce I sr tant National Honor Socrety Jumor lre ldent Senior Oklahoma Honor Society Sophomore Jumor Semor Boys State RICH ARD MCCURI EY NIARK 'IICELROY Basketball Letterman French Club Treasurer Semor Rooster Vlce Presldent Jumor Jumor Planmng Committee Jumor Play Boys State DAVID 'VIEYER Football Squad Rooster Choir Spanrsh Club BII LIE JEAN MII I ER FRFDA SUE NIIIIER Pepette Treasurer Semor Chick Chat Jumor Play Cl10ll' Natlonal Honor So clety Junlor Semor Oklahoma Honor Soclety Sophomore Jumor Semor NIARY RUTH MILI FR Chorr JUDY NIILLS-Tennls Letterman Net Wrts Vlce Presldent Sophomore Chrckette Secretary Semor Chuck Chat Sophomore Assl tant Fdrtor Jumor Edl tor Semor Jumor Plannmg Commlttee Senror Planning Commlttee Student Councll Sophomore Iunlor Senlor Choir Natlonal Honor Soclety .Iun lor Semor Oklahoma Honor SOCICIY Sophomore .Iunlor Semor State Champion Tennls Smgles Sophomore Jumor . - z i - y . . 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' v 3 v 1 I ' v s 2 v ' 2 3 'Z SENIOR ROSTER KAY 'NIONCRIEF FBLA JAMES MORGAN DON MORRISON ALTON MUCHMORE Track Squad Sophomore C Club Cross Country Letterman Sophomore WAYLAND ONEAL Football Letterman Basket ball Letterman Baseball Letterman Honyok Club Chlck Chat Sophomore Jumor Senlor Senror Class Trea urer Class A Basketball Champrons MARY LOU OSBORNE Tennis Letterman Ne Wlts Spanlsh Club Assembly Commrttee Jumor Band Majorette Sophomore Jumor Senlor Cholr Oklahoma Honor Socletv Jumor Grrls State FBLA Chlck Chat Jumor Plav SHIRI EY PALMER Spanrsh Club Junlor Play Choir JIMMIF PARRISH AI TA PATTERSON J O PERKINS Basketball Squad Jumor MARY SUE PFRRIN Cholr FHA Jumor Jumor Ensemble BARBARA SUE PHILLIPS FBLA BILL PHILLIPS-Tennis Letterman Net Wrts Roo ter Secretary Treasurer Jumor Jumor Planmng Commrttee Ensemble LEOTA PHILLIPS FHA Chorr GENE PLEMONS Football Letterman Track Squad Sophomore Honyok C Club Chlck Chat Jumor Senlor Student Councrl Jumor Jumor Class Vrce Presldent Jumor Plav helper All Boomer Con ference FLOYD REEDY Baseball Squad Sophomore XVONINE RICE Spamsh Club CLIFFORD RICHARDSON RANDY RICHISOIN Football Squad Jumor Roost er Ensemble JEANNIE RITTENHOUSE Pepette JANFT ROBERTS-FBLA Oklahoma Honor Society Sophomore Jumor Senror LYNN ROBINSON French Club Jumor Chorr GENE ROGERS JANET ROLLINS-FBLA VICC Presldent Jumor Play Oklahoma Honor Socretv Jumor BETTY ROSS-FBLA JOY SAVAGE Chorus DARRELL SCHLEHUBER Football Letterman Track Squad Sophomore Honyok C Club Jun lor Play helper SHIRLEY SCHROEDER Cholr MAX SEAY Rooster, Chorus DONA LEE SHIPLEY FBLA, Presldent, Jumor Play helper A semblw Comm1ttee Sophomore Band Majorette Sophomore Jumor Senlor Oklahoma Honor SOCICIN Sophomore Jumor Semor DAR Amerrcan Hrstorv Avsard EULON SHIRI EY Chorr SHEILA SMITH Spanlsh Club FHA Jumor Plan ning Commlttee Offlce A slstant Band Secretarx Senmr SYLVIA SMITH Lhorr ROBERT SPANGLER Cholr Spam h Club MARIANNE LOUISE SPEARS JFRRY STR VNC I' GERARD TAYLOR French Club Pre ldent Soph omore Senxor Student Councrl Choru Oklahoma Honor SOCICIW Sophomore Stage Manager As emblv Commrttee JAMES TICF Football Letterman Track Manager Sentor Jumor Play JERRY TINDEI Chrck Chat Jumor Semor Sen lor Plannrng Comm1ttee Student Councrl Jumor Pralrle Schooner Edltor Oklahoma Honor SOClCIy Jumor Senior Offlce Assr tant A semblv Commrt tee Ensemble MARY TROTTER FBLA Choru PAT TROUT FBLA JUNEANN WADSWORTH Chrckette Vrce Presl dent Senior Chrck Chat Jumor Jumor Play Sen lor Planning Comm1ttee Cholr lNat1onal Honor So clety Jumor Vrce Presldent Semor Oklahoma Hon or Socxety Sophomore Jumor Senior Grrls State ETHFL WAIL FBLA JAMES WARREN TOMMY WATKINS DON WATSON FFA Vrce Pre ldent Jumor RICH ARD WELCH Rooster MARY WHITE Chrckette Planning Comm1ttee Senlor Class Secretary Senror Plannmg Comm1ttee Jumor Play Football Queen Senror Assembly Comm1ttee Jumor Senlor Offrce Asslstant Chorr Oklahoma Honor Socrety Sopho more Semor Gtrls State Chrck Chat Jumor VERIN ALENE WHITTEIN FBLA BILL WILLIAMS French Club Roo ter Presrdent Senlor Student Councll V108 Pre :dent Senior Chrck Chat Semor Plannmg Comm1ttee Offlce As slstant Oklahoma Honor SOCICIQ Sophomore Jumor Semor BOBBY WILLIAMS JAINCE WILLIAMS ADRIAN WOLFORD Football Squad Jumor GAYE WOOSTEP Pepette VICE Presrdent Senlor LEVORN WRIGHT Basketball Letterman Baseball Letterman, Sophomore Class V106 Presldent RONALD ZIEGENFUSS-Chorus . 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