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

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Qi I f is A fxu JQE, PRESENTS A YEARBOOK PUBLISHED FOR THE STUDENTS OF CHICKASHA HIGH SCHOOL VOLUME XIII CHICKASHA, OKLAHOMA S 'S I I as as S 5 E 1 A 5 K 'W ' 5 ' 'rifw 5 SS 251575 Fi fin pq. WL , KX bw M, XY H 5 xfqs as x. gg Wm .. A MW M 1 2 -p,:- i .. A f '1 . M , N? fur? '17, ff 3 'SNP N-www THIS IS YUUR SCHQQL .. 3 E l l ALMA MATER Proudly wave our banners o'er us, Gold and Purple bestg Our Traditions great and glorious, Our own CHS! Hail! All hail! Our Alma Maier! Hear The echos ringp Hail To Thee, our Alma Mater! Hail! All hail! We sing! 'ew -1- 4 igkm af mqxnfn Q- :Yu , JC F -M ,'p f :ffl V Ar I ,V N Q , xv' V N' -5 ' 3 4., A,,- Q v . ,I , wr 'v,, --,V f 4' 4,-a , X 71 ' A X 1 '-pp: A lvsihf, ' ,W , ' , mf'f I 5, ' 'N , V Q P X W- ,al X KM' 4 ,I Q , . , TQ , P , X, ,wr ' 2 '3 'dy , l'f?' ' - X7 5. 1 -6- 'I ' , I' qi .- ,, J ,f - lf, 1 ' riff I af- f . gf f I , ' Y' 2 . TV. A 1 OAR! 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England, B. Darnes, P. Castleberry, S. Davis, .l. Wylder, P. Morgan. School policies for Chickasha High School are formulated by the Student Council, representing the student body, and the Board of Education, representing the ad- ministration. The student governing body by which the students voice their opinions is the Student Council. This organization, sponsored by Mr. Claude Welch, is com- posed of representatives of each organization, class, and a president, vice-presi- dent, and secretary-treasurer elected by the student body. lts aim is to promote a better understanding between students and faculty and to encourage student participation in all school events. It renders service to the school by sponsoring student safety lanes, homecoming activities, and school elections. The Chickasha Board of Education is composed of five local businessmen. Each of these men, successful in his own field, spends endless hours to make the school system an excellent one. To this group, the students of Chickasha High School are deeply indebted. Three members of the high school administration who work closely with the board are Mr. Vernon Cook, clerk, Mr. Claude Welch, vice-principal and counselor for students, and Miss Mary Ash, registrar. 1 SCHOOL POLICY BOARD OF EDUCATION Left to right: Dr. Wesley Davis, member, Mr. Bruce J. Myers, superintendent, Mr. Vernon Cook, clerk, Mr. Robert Molletf, president, Mr. Charles Smith, vice-president, Mr. Owen Vaughn, second vice-president, Mr, Homer Ratliff, member. MR. VERNON COOK MR. CLAUDE WELCH MISS MARY FAYE ASH Clerk Vice-principal Re-gigfrar Ad' MR. BRUCE J. MYERS, Superintendent A MESSAGE FROM YOUR SUPERINTENDENT The schools of this community are maintained for the one purpose of offering to the youths the maximum opportunity for a good education. The time, think- ing, and research you invest in your daily school life will determine the benefits you derive from the expenditure of your parents and the efforts of your teachers. The zeal and enthusiasm, the knowledge and understanding, the skill and ability necessary for you to assume your responsibility intelligently are available to you through an education. lt is possible for you to learn daily and hourly from your teachers, your fellow students, and your books the lessons you will need throughout your life. ugh MR. LUITT K. MILLER, Principal YOUR PRINCIPAL SPEAKS I am grateful for this opportunity to congratulate the Chick-Chat staff and sponsors for the splendid job you have done in re arin b k p p gouryear oo.Iam sure all of us can take pride in your accomplishment. The publication of the 1958 Chick-Chat marks the close of another event- ful year in the history of our high school. The contents of this annual reflect much of the l'f d ' ' ' ' I e an activities that have made this such a memorable year for you and me. The Chick-Chat is the chief medium for the permanent recording of all those happy events that enrich the life of the student body. As the passing years tend to dim the memories of these cherished days it is my hope that you will turn to the pages of this yearbook and be reminded of the incidents that brought happiness in your high school days. To the graduating seniors I want to extend the ver best wish f , y es o your high school, and my personal congratulations on your accomplishments. MISS BOBBIE RIGGINS MRS. Latin MRS. MARY LYMBUR R Speech MRS. O, English IIAUL- RJ MRS. MARJORIE JONES Art MRS. English Literature FACULTY ALICE CHAMPION English ll American Literature EDITH WELCH American Literature Journalism BARBARA BARTON Spanish English Il -4 .rm .1 MISS HATTIE KILGORE American History MISS WINIFRED LANGSTON Typing MRS. FERN TIMS Shorthand Bookkeeping MRS. RETHA BLYTHE Librarian ri ir u s R.. -..... un llll llll ng. M, , , ,Wi Tit' sw ' F1 2 A? 6 , Ig: null' il? Q52 H35 ' S ig. 4 3 5 .fx . Q k 5. 3 1 vb m f Ma- I SQ xo D' X 'm lf, P! wif if HKQABHM and K EE 1 Z 51 3 2 .5 , ..f- ' F g Sw K ff., i? Q 1 W iss? H K 1. 4 f , -L X ,Til 'V X xx Fu E' K ,i k K K V ki ,H , 5.1. x , . q:,, X Q . is ,L ' ml, Q S f X ix? FMS q,1:,g W X if 1 Lk X xx ' 'fm, 'Q I I si MR. AMOS SMOTHERMAN Carpentry Trade Drawing MR. RANSOM DAVIS Cooperative Training MR. DURRELL KNOWLES Auto Mechanics AGRICULTURE BUILDING MRS. CORNELIA CARTER Home Economics MR. LE ROY LEFORCE Agriculture MISS ILA LUCAS Home Economics MEMORIAL STADIUM FACULTY MR. ROBERT FIELD World History Problems of Democracy Psychology Coach MR. KAYE KELLER Drivers Education Coach MR. HARLY DAY Physical Fitness Coach THESE ARE YOUR y 3 ,a H2 H'lmaei!Q in . R K L 4 f k -0' ff ,QE ., , .affiQ.j3m, ,l,,f!f,'!. WX, x .xy , f , . . X... t Ivy! Ffvhvj X1 Y1k x.NgX'1 . 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The tour sections ot Mrs. Barbara Barton's Spanish classes study composition, conversa- tional Spanish, and the history and lite of Spanish speaking peoples. Any student who is enrolled in the course may become a member of the Spanish club, Los Chicos, which was organized to give students an opportunity to apply their knowledge of the language. A day ot Spanish gaiety is en- ioyed at the annual State Festival at Norman. d Ol Burton and Bobby Horn fund their Sandra Gentry clues in Sally Fudge, Larry Cunningham, Bruce Sharon Conner Tom Swmetor rean new AMERICAN LITERATURE workbooks less Interesting than the comic Darnes, and Virginia Parnell on the latest dope for the ENGLISH LITERATURE tests. , ,r .V Miliaiff, '5' Standing: J. Anderson, B. Keele, K. Sheridan, L Scott, L. Phelps, R. Elliott S. Bumgardner, J. Carroll B. Dixon. Seated: O Beaver, S. Temple, B Roberts, S. Sumners, M Jennings, M. Phillips, L Thompson, B. Keith, P Keele, J. Hofferber, Lewis, D. Pyle, Michael, J. Bewley, Reiss, S. Davis, S, Whorter, C. Bitsche, Cotton, D. Towe, . Grifafin. M-'L' LOS CHICOS My Spanish, I do eet manana, iests David Pyle, modeling his sombrero for Carolyn Bitsche, Jacquelyn Griffin, Ben Bailey, Joyce ISH. LOS CHICOS Andrews, and the others in SPAN- Firsr row: W. Lancaster, M. Stephens, L. Mayo, K. Seay, M. Miller, C. Hamblen. Second row: J McDaniel C. Fulton, J. Keathley, J. Andrews, J. Mann, J. Stump, K. Light, D. Faris, J. Calhoun, Third row B Lynn B. Hatchett, J. Romo, T, Paddack, H. Townsend, R. Mitchell. Sv' LATIN I students Judy Sprague, Timothy Tims, Mary England, Larry Hodges, and Don Pogue find a secluded corner in the hall to do that cramming betore the big test. LANGUAGE-ARTSfCon't. Miss Bobbie Riggins is the instructor of Latin l and ll. Be- cause this course is the study of grammar and vocabulary build- ing, college-bound students consider it an essential. The stu- dents study the history of the Roman Empire under its great leader, Julius Caesar. Art I and Il are electives taught by Mrs. Mariorie Jones. In the class of tree-hand drawing, students learn to use pen and ink, crayola, pencil, and water color as media of expression. Art Work is exhibited in local, state, and national contests. Oil painting is studied in the Art ll class. CHS can boast one ot the most beautiful libraries to be found in any high school. Some 5,000 volumes till the shelves of the spacious room, and students find Mrs. Retha Blythe a helpful librarian. Speech may be substituted in the senior year for English IV These classes, taught by Mrs. Mary Lymburner, study speech composition, oral interpretation ot literature, and play produc- Mrs. Mariorie Jones explains to AF Moran, and Nancy Davis the prc as the other budding artists fini: tion. While Richard Spining and Marcia Bull admire the beauty of the Roman lady, Myron In SPEECH, Bill MaffIf1'SfSaYT1 M0bly's,ar1d RICIWBYCI MSCUYN- Humphrey and Jacqueline Hill agree that LATIN II can be interesting. ber's reactions to Marcia White's story suggest she has a most dreamy voice- Real dreamy, says Roy Ziegenfuss. EEE!! Pr Mrs Retha Blythe explains LIBRARY procedures to Kathryn Salter Robin Lamar Mary Ann Spears and Richard Cooper. John Deal and Leo Kuschnerent take advantage of the quiet LIBRARY for studying Pat Beaty and Ronda Rogers use the steel stacks for research. Evelyn Moran, Sheron Wil- liams, and Mary Stephens work seriously on their pen- cil sketches for the class as- signment in ART. I9 Joyce Frey, David Cow- an, Betty Sevier, Ben Bailey, Sally Fudge, Mrs. Edith Welch, Peggy Fudge, Don McClure, Curtis Fitzgerald, and Harold Payne work to- gether to meet the weekly deadline. PRAIRIE SCHOONER STAFF P BLICATIONS The Prairie Schooner , a weekly school paper which appears in the Chickasha Daily Express , and the Chick-Chat , the yearbook, are the two publications spon- sored by Chickasha High School. Both propose to report the activities ot the school year for the students and their parents. Members ot the iournalism class are responsible for the Prairie Schooner , and the position of its editor is a coveted honor. Sponsored by Mrs. Edith Welch, the journalism class and the paper productions offer practical knowledge and ex- perience to each student in this field. Forty students contribute their time and ideas to the planning and the composing ot the Chick-Chat . The editor-in-chief-selected by the sponsors Mrs. Fern Tims, Mrs. Mariorie Jones, and Mr. Claude Welch-designates a section of the yearbook to each of her assistant editors and they, with their committee, plan the book. This extracurricular activity is most time-consuming, but each worker feels well- repaid when the books are distributed in the spring. Peggy Fudge, feature editor, Joyce Frey, editor-in-chief, Sally Fudge, associate editor, Don McClure, news editor, David Cowan, sports editor, and Betty Sevier, news editor, chuckle at their first attempts at writing for the Prairie Schooner . We sincerely thank Mrs. Fern Tims, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Welch, and Mrs. Marjorie Jones for the dedicated work and many extra hours that they have given toward helping us produce our two school publications. fi ... if K f Vx is .f Q fs 55. X525 l -'tif ' . ' r . 4 b SW . 15 x . , .. gkxs QEN ei, S. 5 af, ff ' v -Q1 4 KH? ' ,fkA 125913523 ' Q' . 'Q' gqsgfgijg. Q We x. i K. Q , A bu wx QRQQXWSJSX H ' f ' 5' M W I, LEM . aw WA' , i K :mf Don Shipley, Steve Stephenson, and Charles Weaver-ALGEBRA ll students-doubt Mr. Claude Welch's theory that one travels northeast to reach Moscow. Mr. Welch listens to Craig White's explanation of the mysteries of SOLID GEOMETRY, Kerry Kirk, Joyce Frey, Joseph Antinoro, and James Doyle agree it is right. THEMATICS Increased interest in the study of mathematics and science has risen in Chickasha High School. To meet the popular demand, three years of mathe- matics are offered. Plane geometry, taught by Mrs. Mabel Wallace, covers the math requirement for college- bound students. This study of plane figures teaches the student to analyze and to reason logically. Those inter- ested in advanced courses may enroll in Algebra Il, solid geometry, and trigonometry, with Mr. Claude Welch as the instructor. Algebra ll, a full- year's course, and solid geometry and trigonometry, each semester subiects, give higher math students a broad foundation for further study. Students learn to make practical applications with their mathematical knowledge. Under the watchful eye explains an important the Dick Bachman and Charlot Measurement of angles and other geometrical figures fascinates the students in Mrs. Mabel Wallace's PLANE GEOMETRY classes-or perhaps it's the teacher's good sense of humor. Mr. Waldo Proffitt and Ruth Ann Borden agree that a slip of the tongue adds a bit of sparkle to definitions in BIOLOGY class. AND SCIENCE The science curriculum of Chickasha High School includes one year of biological science, one year of chem- istry, and one year of physics. Mr. Waldo Proffitt, biology instructor, plans the course of study to include a thorough understanding of botany, Zoology and physiology. Physics, a study of the basic problems of matter and energy, interests all students en- rolled. Mrs. Virginia Holliday super- vises both classroom discussions and laboratory periods. Chemistry is recom- mended for all college bound students, and those who plan to take vocational subiects. This is also a laboratory science. Welch RlCl16Fd lVl5CUmb9I' Gary Cooper and Jimmy Don Kennedy check the scales Ronda Rogers filters a solution and Carolyn 1 In TRIGONOMETRY 'O Worrell and Patty Wheeler measure lust the right amount all a part of the busy CHEMISTRY students sche lives. Beth Brand and Virginia Parnell use PSYCHOLOGY on Mr. Field, Leo Kuschnereit and Tim Harrow call it iust plain apple polishing. I SOCIAL American history, the only history re- quired by the State Department of Edu- cation for graduation, is taught by Miss Hattie Kilgore. This course is directed to- ward understanding the traditions and ideals which have made America the country it is today. Students in this course anticipate the writing of research papers and the study of current events. Two top ranking students are chosen to receive the DAR History Award, an award for outstanding knowledge of American history. Dan Smith sketches the history of the social security law to Robert Hinton, Lela Keith, Dennis McMasters, and Bobbie Williams in PROBLEMS OF DEMOCRACY. Stuart Bumgardner and Linda Smith give the reasons for driving in the right lane to the DRIVER EDUCATION class. What a car! exclaim DRIVER EDUCATION students-Helen Hendrix, Jesse Symes, Charles Weaver, and Jim Stephens. They closely inspect every inch of their sleek new convertible. E f ' .i--A STUDIES Robert Field, assistant coach, teaches world history, problems of democracy, and psychology. Psychology students center their study on the emotional problems of teen-agers and their ad- justments to adult lite. Students learn the value of self-analysis and social living. World history and problems of democracy are designed to in- crease the students' interests in current world af- fairs so they will become well-informed citizens in society. I No iunior should be without a credit in Miss Hattie Kilgore's AMERICAN HISTORY class, say Geraldine Aull and John Birchfield. With this true statement, the teacher heartily agrees. Just a few more adiustmentsf' says Lee Bridges to Courtney EI- liott, and the AMERICAN HIS- TORY class will see the film for today. WORLD HISTORY students-Blake DeHart, Bobby Sumner, Larry Hodges, The fast changing situation in world affairs keeps Ruth Ann Borden, Jimmy Joe Conrad, Elizabeth Bossman, and Evelyn Moran-go around David Moss, Mona Boatwright and Betty Anderson fascinated in their the world in IBO school days. study of WORLD HISTORY. 25 Connie Carey explains the symbols to Donna Smith while others in the SHORTHAND class listen and discuss their translation problems. USINESS The business education program in- cludes bookkeeping, Typing l and ll, and Shorthand I and ll. These courses prepare the students for a future in the business world. Mrs. Fern Tims is the instructor in bookkeeping and shorthand. A knowl- edge of the use and care of business machines and a system of keeping books complete the course of study. Shorthand students master taking dictation and transcribing letters. Students are given opportunities to contact and interview businessmen in various fields and to learn business pro- cedures first hand. l ii 1 I 'fs df ii, asdf TYPING l students can hardly believe it themselves-now they can rea y ype. s I iklg -yeh man! Von Wall sighs with disgustp but the other TYPING ll students-Jonetta M D ' I V' i ia Sco ins, and Sally Davis-work feverishly to com- After a long session at the adding machine in BOOKKEEPING class, C -Hole, IFQY1 QQ I ' lf f',-gall balances, plete a weekly assignment. Roy Ziegenfuss and David Moss exc aim, i y EDUCATIO Miss Winifred Langston teaches Typing I and II. These courses are offered to juniors and seniors. ln addition to regu- lar class assignments, the typing classes frequently assist local civic organizations and teachers with their correspondence and records. The Future Business Leaders of Amer- ica organization, composed of students enrolled in business subjects, seeks to develop competent leadership and create interest and understanding in the choice of business occupations. The local chap- ter attends the state convention each spring where it participates in the pro- grams and contests, and makes a study of business careers. lts money making project is the operation of the concession stand at Bee football games. ::.f ggi? P90 Rf USINESS U T U R E EADERS MEPICA Q PM va FBLA First row: P. Beaty, F. Killbourn, C. Pyle. Second row: P. Morgan, G. Barn hill, D. Smith. Third row: B. Sevier, L. Shaw, R. Rogers, Fourth row: P. Lair, C Ellison, H. Curtis. Fifth row: P. Castleberry, M. Stockton, J. Bewley. Sixth row C. McBride, W. Stropes. Patsy Lair, Opal Yancey, LBDOHYWG Shaw, JUCllYl1 EGSYGP, Patsy Beaty, With a business career in mind, Doretha Airington, Vera Mae Holder, and other FBLA members, with their sponsor Mrs. Fern Tims, study LaDonna Shaw, Opal Yancey, and Sandra Gentry experiment with the banking practices first-hand. dino machine, l I kiwi' j l .:,f6r:,. M.W, ,v,.L .,,. Q Q p. g . f ' K, . -5 A W - T ' 'V S ,fi V 'E ,Qt , Q . I . ,' I fi XE A .x11 1 , , -.U 5 , - ,p wff 'fgggffd W ' A E . Qs Q I , ,I X W , - -4 . 5 f. W ru sg., if QQ 3 I ' 'ff If is Q -sw +1 e N wRw' wx S I V fhw Y 2 , ' . 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X-'g Q ' J XY ' k i a X-..... ati DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATION students, Dale Roper and Arvilla Kilgore, discuss the pros and cons of iob-hunting, Jim Fitch, Larry Cunningham, and Bill Elkins make a survey of possibilities of work. TRADES AND Students who are interested in a vocational training program enroll in classes of cooperative training, auto mechanics, or car- pentry. Two hours of classroom study combined with four hours on-the- iob training is the course of study for the students in cooperative training. This, with the required subjects for graduation is a com- plete schedule. The students' work is closely supervised and evalu- ated by their employers and their instructor, Nlr. Ransom Davis. Learning the intricate parts of every type of motor and repairing motors are the units of study for the Auto Mechanics classes. Mr. Durrell Knowles, instructor, stresses that the main goal of the class is to teach proper methods of auto repair and to prepare students for employment in the field of auto mechanics. This three hour course attracts boys interested in any mechanical study. Jesse Symes and David Jordan carefully plane their cedar boards to the right A ClOSe inspection of last year's house encourages dimensions for a proiect while Bill Martin operates the power saw in CARPENTRY 5fUdCY1lS T0 plan for a career in con- WOODWORKING class struction engineering. i l 1 . 7,31 '7 4 vrr Yi ,W fc cw W H ,,,.... ki M..an.,,, , wx K X 4 we .,,,.9.v--' Bette Wood Marlorie Fullerton and Pauline Lancaster are learning wash day tricks of the busy housewife Three pretty misses and an impressionistic tree create iust the right atmosphere for a HOMEMAKlNG Ill style show. First row: N. Davis, S. Fitzpatrick, B, Jones, M. Richardson, R. Lamar, L. Thompson, S. Heaston, J. Antinoro, M. England, G. LeForce, L. Worrell, D. Wimberly, M. Hart. Second row: B. Splawn, N. Pruitt, S. McWhorter, J. Hofferber, M. Jennings, J. Kern, J. Baugh, B. Smith, E. Surber, V. Wood, S. Waldrup, P. Keele, D. Biby, A. Stovall. Third OCATIONAL Vocational homemaking is a tour year course of study. First year students study child care, housing, budgeting, basic preparation of meals, and sewing. Advanced Homemaking lll classes make party dresses and articles for the home. Studying nutrition and planning special diet foods are part of the year's work. Tailoring, food pres- ervation, preparing food for large groups, and discussing careers, colleges, and marriage are the main topics of Homemaking lV. Fingers of the students in Mrs. Cornelia Carter's HOMEMAKING Ill class fairly fly to finish garments for the approaching style show to which they have invited their mothers and their friends. 'W . HA row: P. Lancaster, C. Hamilton, O. Burton, F. Mills, M. Linton, H. Hendrix. Fourth row: C. Spining, S, Davis, K. Seay, C. Foster, C. Doyle, P. Malone, S. Sanders, W. Lancaster, L. Bounds, C. Lewis, S, Wil- liams, R. Evans, H. Odom, B. Eskridge, S. Ferrell, S. Franke. H MEMAKING All homemaking girls are eligible makers of America. Toward New two members who work on projects living. At Christmas time, the girls wardrobes and filling baskets for the they sell Christmas cards, Each FHA for membership in Future Home- Horizons is the motto of fifty- which contribute to better family are occupied with creating doll needy. To finance these proiects, member eagerly anticipates the state convention in the spring. Sponsored by Miss lla Lucas and Mrs. Cornelia Carter, FHA is another of the fine clubs at Chickasha High School. Making lovely wardrobes for 50 dolls for underprivi- Dream home plans leged children at Christmas time is a heart-warming and Evelyn Baker activity for FHA members-Robin Lamar, Cheryl Lewis, and Sharon Williams. To prepare a tasty meal in a class period keeps Nancy Steele and Frances Huggins on a close schedule. Table setting and table service problems for Pat Malone, Joan Ed. wards, Frances Huggins, and Judy Eastep make HOMEMAKING lll class an interesting experience. of Paula Frey, Glenda Ledford, Mary Jennings, Ruth Ann Borden, should stay within an assigned budget-a HOMEMAKING ll proiect. 'H INK! I lNllNl! w . 1. Kwvi ,px V X., N- if S53 A 6 a,. sw X sf gf W i 5 'Q , .qw ,ga QM an 'S X T T Q ,- v J .. gs, V ,, ,fx W, if 1 'Q 54 is . in gk, I. , l X as url ' 'Jo Y iffy ssilfii 5 ff W if s EAS ,QQ lu.: fi w ,M '? Fw 5 2. fx gg 2 ,Ln Q E is F V i' ai 1 ww K I R L Q I L S ' EQ YI Q31 A WL 3 K Q3 .,,....,..w. ig sis if gs-Q if ' 50? i -X -mmnuuudwf K .wv.mwQNbNw 1i X , gary EEA gf if g 59 ,fl 1 L ai? :iii 5 Q, 4 - , t fi., ' was W 3 - ' i Q . f fi ff- Q in w Q 1 sT! 1 fi if X N 5 f -K S+ Y' 9 Q A A . . 5 S I 3 P X ' g I, . THESE ARE YOUR .1 ,,,,Z. Y 15? ,A f in 4 A 1957 Nominees-Joy Smith, Paula Castleberry, Virginia Parnell, Sally Davis, Sally Fudge, David Moss, George Dotson, Jack Pool, and John Neal-from the nucleus of the National Honor Society. .ii ,:,,:1., flfli if W I V ,, gf' .L.fjQ.IQIffI ' Q ,L K 3 It JU? P 1 LtiZ..1:i E L1 v or Qt A for 'V fi A. i A ll I l 1 Outstanding senior, George Dotson, was elected president of National Honor Society. NATIONAL H0 OR SOCIETY Membership in the National Honor Society is the highest honor which Chickasha High School students may achieve. Students are selected on the basis of scholarship, character, leadership and service. Five per cent of the iunior class and fifteen per cent of the senior class are eligible, and final selection is made by faculty recom- mendations. The eight senior members conducted a formal initiation for the twenty-two candidates. Recording the activity record cards, caring for the trophy cases, and honoring the faculty keep the mem- bers busy throughout the year. Mrs. Edith Welch is sponsor of this group. i958 Candidates-S. Miller, R. Lamar, S. Baskin, P. Wheeler, C. Worrell, J. Frey, K. Prague, J. Davis, J. Hill, P. Morgan, P. Cacy, C. Bitsche, B. Sevier, C. Gentry, L. Shaw, Mrs. E. Welch, sponsor, P. Byers, J. Kennedy, D. Pyle, F. Sizemore, H. Watson, M. Braden, not pictured, Ronald Mayes-are formally initiated at a candlelight ceremony. I f fi 1, - f If k OKLAHOMA HONOR SOCIETY First row: V. LeForce, P. Wheeler, L. Thompson, M. Moran, S. Guthrie, C. Knight, S. Heaston, J. Sprague, R. Lamar, E. Moran, V. Parnell, J. Davis, B. Hurley. Second row: J. Frey, L. Cotton, M. Stephens, E. Swan, K. Quattlebaum, K. Seay, J. Blake, M. Linton, C. Doyle, E. Bossman, J. Harris, M. Miller, P. Cacy, S. Fudge. Third row: B. Keith, J. Smith, C. Lewis, R. Evans, D. Westfall, N. Cole, C. Spining,. L. Worrell, G, Chambless, M. England, J. Hill, C. Worrell, S. Sanders. Fourth row: G. Elliott, R. Mayes, G. Dotson, S. Williams, R. Reiss, L. Bounds, M. Humphrey, D. Pyle, J. Ken- v nedy, J. Foley, J. Foley, F. Crawford, R. Hurley, D. Humphrey, P. Castleberry. Sally Davis, Chick-Chat editor and DAR Good Citizenship Award winner keeps busy checking on all school activities to meet the annual deadlines. Student government at CHS is headed by Peggy Fudge, secretary-treasurer, George Dotson, vice-president, and Karolyn Simpson, president. '.,al .ual l f- 5 -O. igjf Joyce Frey takes time out from editing Prairie Schooner copy to enloy a moment of relaxation at the organ. C5 COLEEN GENTRY QUEEN of: FOOTBALL KAREN COATES N QUEEN OF BASKETBALL Q fx, , E V' itil fx! if: ,Y v Qi ,R 'fini Q we 7 .ivy .Wg N ffxf A' 1 A1 4. 22 VY Za Hman 3 2. Wm Q4 ai 1P ? Yx Hgh l Senior officers-Joyce Frey, Student Council representative, Roy Zie gentuss, presidentp Rex McCaughtry, vice-presidentf Shirley Smith, treasurer, Kerry Kirk, Student Council representative, and Virginia Parnell, secretaryefouncl that planning for graduation was the climax of senior activities. Vlr. Waldo Proffitt receives congratulations from Miss Hattie Kilgore and Mr, Claude Welch for winning the highest award for a Grady :ounty teacher-Teacher-of-the-Year. Leadership of the sophomore class is given to Robert Rose, Student Council Wlih 'he blg Pfoblems Of the lUnl0 Pl-SY and 3 lU'1l0 ' representativeg Mary Margaret England, vice-president, Virginia LeForce, Senlol' PBVTY 55 The malof P 0leCT5f Russell Val-'glmf Student secretaryg Judy Wylcler, president, Lee Ann Worrell, Student Council repre- CouncilfePreSentative:5har0r1 NelSOn,1reaSUrer:Sue Fffmller sentative, and Gainor Chambless, treasurer, who consider the duty as SQCVSTGVYI C5f0lYn W0f ellf5TUCl9HfC0Uf1Cll representative: seriously as ,heir new subieds and new school. Patty Wheeler, vice-president, and Robert Clark, president, start their year's work. af f :wifi Q ww ,fr NGK SQQLQS' K Q , ,EEK g e,:,.'--....w,- 'a 1. ' Yi!! .v f, My in H gm ff- 2 , Q,-55. 7 k A .,, ., 3 ? ffiihx 5 V.. Q 25: W lx HW JM 53' Alf J9 Q' .+I- W raw QF 1, x W 5 ' NS?-Er' ' Mi -L. .,L5,:,. 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Other officers are Bob Hartline, vice-president, Russell Fitzpatrick, reporter, Ronald Davidson, treasurer, Jack Rogers, secretary, and Carwin Young, sentinel. sentative, Dan Smith, business manager, Deborah Gallagher, head maiorette, Edith Swan, librarian, and Virginia Scog- gins, secretary-treasurer. Student chorus director John Neal and other officers-Edith Swan and Mary Linton, librarians, LaPat Mar- low, secretary, and Frances Hug- gins, manager-discuss the musical score of the Messiah with their director Mr. Claude Gillett. Q , One, two, three, testing -Setting up the microphone is iust one of the many iobs performed by the stage managers, Roney Mercer and Kurley Hunter. Student librarians-Dorothy Marple, Mary Linton, Nan Pruitt, Pauline Lan- caster, Mary McGuffin, Sandra Gentry, LaPat Marlow, and Lois Turner- assist Mrs. Retha Blythe in checking books and completing the card catalogue. R IA Q 1 X. X Q l N gf ' W K Lv Nw.. Rx X Nx RQ NX ., ,RQ ,X 'N N , I sbp., Ying- tg, ' J' ., K.-. Offfigf f . 5 -. i fa!!-. Rigb- 25-5: Y , Qi my Sf s. Q. X.. , W Wx gg ff - X. 5 ,. , KM ,QI U -- :sf A Ffizmwwfy 4. . sw, X .. Es. za - . EI'-QEQQQ ' Xzxtk -MQ M STS! .f x x THESE ARE YUUR 1 A -:Q , -gag.. L+, , y 1 1- 'Iii Y A Q- ff' -J?5f+mMS'fQ - J .. JMR?-7' zk2l'4 -'SS' f-3253, Q AW BQ k fiiwgfssf .A ,Q-:ig sf : , Q , 222 -. PEPETTES First row S. Gentry, C. Pyle, S, Conner, S. Nelson, J. Andrews, E. Boss- man C Knight, J. Antinoro. Second row: B. Mullican, V. Wood, H. Hen- drlx S Holloman, M. Fullerton, M. Medlin, L. Mayo, C. Wolford, L, Thompson Third row: P. Malone, R. Markham, H. Odom, C. Pogue, M. v-,mv Richardson, V. Smith, P. Treseder, C. Carey, R. Rogers. Fourth row: C. Foster M Looney, C. Hamilton, J. Davis, C. Logan, P. Lair, L. Lester, B. Sevier L Randolph. Fifth row: C. Patterson, S. Williams, B. Brand, L. Brand M Braden, L. Ferguson, N. Cole, Vicky Jones, mascot. Q PEPETTES AN Two pep organizations, the Pepettes and the Chickettes, combine talents and share ideas to stimulate interest in the CHS athletic program. One hundred peppy girls attend all football and basketball games, plan pep assemblies, honor the athletic groups at the Chickette Football Ban- quet and the Pepette Smorgasbord, and partici- pate in a charity basketball game for the Heart Fund. Initiation teas, baked food sales, bus trips, and farewell breakfasts complete a memorable year for each club member. Miss Winifred Langston and Miss lla Lucas sponsor the Chickettes, Miss Bobbie Riggins, the Pepettes. Club cheerleaders-Coleen Gentry, LaVena Lester, Paula Frey, Sonia Holloman, Peggy Fudge, and Linda Mayo--frequently stand-in for school cheerleaders during the ball games and pep assemblies. gf SX? M Si K ,S Q WV 11 , Q ak. Q, ,.h. Ax W W bgi, .FN I was gL.. EQ? - A 5 If 1 1 K h ... iifi 1 wg? 'P QQMWWWQ b 5 2 , v,.J U ' sa Q 1R'3i' -A y .. 'Q A , ag? kg? t 5 gif Y ,Q A . . .,.. 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The sportsmanship of the team and fans was evidenced by Chickasha's receiving the high- est rating in the Boomer Conference. The Fightin' Chicks football coaches for l957 were Mr. Kaye Keller, Mr. Harly Day, Mr. Robert Field, and Mr. Jerry Jobe. They stressed the importance of team play as well as the fundamentals of the game. Twenty-three squadmen received the C award. Eleven seniors lettered-John Adams, Daniel Baxter, Darrell Cokely, Bernard Fisher, Kurley Hunter, Floyd Irby, Bill Martin, David Moss, Robert Perkins, Jack Pool, and Roy Ziegenfuss. An avid football fan, Mr. Kit Far- well with his assistant, Dennis Mc- Masters, carefully checks his camera equipment before each ball game. FIGHTIN' CHICKS First row: L. Harris, B. Martin, J. Birchfield, B. Strain, J. Savage, B. Broadrick, T. Swineford, L. Hodges D. Pogue, K. Poafpybitty, J. Conrad. Second row: Mr. J. Jobe, K. Hunter, J. Pool, J. Meadows, L. Vermil lion, D. Green, B. Elkins, G. Waddell, B. Fisher, J. Carroll, R. Ziegenfuss, Mr. R. Field, Mr. K. Keller. Third row: Mr. H. Day, R. Perkins, D. Moss, F. Irby, J. Adams, R. Goins, J. Foley, D. Cokely, L. Webb, D. Baxter, J. Champion. selected Jack Pool Chick-of-the-Year. DARRELL COKELY JACK POOL BBCIK Back DON GREEN LARRY HODGES Back Back Jack Pool, Bill Elkins, and Larry Vermillion were named by Boomer Conference Sportswriters and Sports- casters Association to spots on the newsmen's aII-con- ference football team for 1957. Tom Swineford and Robert Perkins were given honorable mention. Con- ference coaches selected Jack Pool and Robert Perkins from the Chickasha squad to the All-Conference Team. Af the annual Chickette Football Banquet, the team JOE FOLEY Back FLOYD IRBY Back 90 Daniel Baxter sprints downfield to offer resistance to an EI Reno Indian. TOM SWINEFORD JOHNNY SAVAGE BILL STRAIN Back Back Back by 'LANG l ? BERNARD FISHER Back STEVE BRANTLEY Back RICHARD GOINS Guard Mr. Harly Day shouts, Keep your heads up! to Roy Ziegenfuss and Daniel Baxier as they hit the sled. Bill Martin, David Moss, and oiher linemen anxiously awaif Their turn. Perfecrly-timed blocking by Center Bill Elkins opens the way for Quarterback Jack Pool to DAVID BLYTHE Guard JOHN ADAMS Tackle . .,3,,w'- ,fi ,T-, Lk -T-4-s+f-gy 4 wg! During the Chickasha'Midwest City game, Lyndol Harris is briefed on important strategy by Mr. Harly Day in the press box. A Tense moment at half-time in the dressing room finds Coach Kaye Keller reviewing a touchdown play for his Fightin' Chicks. LARRY VERMILLION LONNlE WEBB BILL ELKlNS KURLEY HUNTER GARY WADDELL DANIEL BAXTER Tackle Tackle Center Center End End DAVID MOSS JOHN CARROLL DON POGUE ROBERT PERKINS BRUCE BROADRlCK JERRY CHAMPION Tackle Tackle Center End End End l 'RTN Q ii Y: 3 1 3L,2 Ll 1Jaaa,,,1z.XJL :Q as.I!.J?'5444!Au A 'ez f an we xi, f 5 2. ,af , . 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The Chicks opened their schedule with the annual Alumni game and defeated a fine group of alumni, 58-54. ln addition to the regular schedule, the Chicks entered the Harding High School tournament at Oklahoma City and the Central State Tournament at Edmond, Oklahoma, and were assigned to the Regional Tournament at Oklahoma City. SAM PRUITT KERRY KIRK Center Forward -J, -211313 'fr www- ,W awww PM g mv :Q '- 'mm-M Nm- L.. i . ..a.... V ,X is sam?-:lv-n 1 ..- 1 1 s WA pw gf Q . re 4 ? -U ,A Q is ,. '3 iv 3 . ,, I NW Q ...2.L.,. .F 1 ., G Q, , 1 fy wa, gif' Xfiff M X xp-me :M I ..,, A 3 v it 3' gz 1. 1: 5 ' All ' N Mp. 3 Aamsli I I ,ax im X W - L ' Q Q1 H155 fi J isgxfwgk f H Q - sm SL - Q fx? Ki 4?'.,:,71k r -fm . fsfmwfsi ff' f , Lili KX. Q.. . 1 ,, .Q Lf ,,.l Ax. L 1 A Mali? My Sf x Xa ,. film F 3? wif 3 'tJuYi r X . 1-2 --:gg We L T, rw, ,ua Ir.,-Q ff 5: N-312 W5 17 fx Q 2 f Q 'x45i1eiii.Jf KQXQQXW 2 Q X N HW X Q51 wg X! 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SOPHOMORES James Adams Eugene Alcorn James Anderson Jane Antinoro Larry Armstrong Janath Ash Carol Ayers Charlotte Ayres Evelyn Baker Janet Baugh Ollie Beaver Frankie Bennett Delorus Biby Henry Bickerstaff Allen Birdwell Timothy Bivens Judy Blake David Blythe Mona Boatwright Di i+l1 Ann Rnrr-lan Elizabeth Bossman Linda Bounds Terry Bowles Glenda Branam Linda Brand Stanley Brantley Steve Brantley Jo Ann Britt Bruce Broadrick Jean Brooks Donald Brooksher Helen Brown Norene Brown Donald Burkett Mary Burnett Bryon Caddel Jo Ann Calhoun Jessie Carel Philip Chaffin Sue Chambers Gainor Chambless Janis Coates Nancy Cole Joe Conrad Dale Cook Michael Cooper Lois Cotton Robert Craig Floyd Crawford Janice Crawford Don Culbertson Nancy Davis Blake DeHart Patricia Dorn Cora Doyle Mike Dresser Thomas Dunn Larry Early Sharon Eastep Dawn Elder Donald Elliott Roscoe Elliott Mary England Warren Erwin Linda Eslick September enrollment HICHLIGHTS the day for the six Landscaping creates problems for custo Informal classes are popular at hundred students at CHS. dians Mr Spoon and Mr Whitehead high school art students take 'iQ Delbert Estes Robyn Evans Deanna Faris Gary Ferguson Joe Foley John Foley Junior Freeman Paula Frey Calvern Fugett Carolyn Fulton Bryon Gardner Linda Geurkink Anita Glass Richard Goins Mary Goodnight Carl Greene Sharon Guthrie Lee Halpin Dennis Hamilton Joyce Hannah Lyndel Harris Marilyn Harris Paul Harris Gerald Harrison Cecil Hatchett advantage of Indian summer to Receiving senior rings installs a true feeling of senuorms for Picture-faking is endleSS f0f Cl'1ICkCl1al editors do sketching out of doors members of the class of 58 and photographer, RRY Dresser Angus Hathorn Billy Hawpe Sundra Heaston Helen Hendrix George Hervey Mary Hess Larry Hodges Joan Hofferber John Holcomb Joyce Holcomb Clarence Hopkins Jeanette Howell Carolyn Hovvery Robert Hudgins David Humphrey Earl Hunt Robert Hurley Paul Jaques Mary Jennings George Johnson Harvey Johnson Keith Johnson Jeanette Keathley Peggy Keele Truman Keeton Cheerleaders call an emergency meeting on the campus for newcomers and pep club members to brush Barbara Keith Janice Kern Freddie Kerr Jimmy Kirk Judy Kluck Carole Knight Ruth Lair Curtis Lamprecht Wilma Lancaster Kleata Laughlin Glenda Ledtord Virgle Lee Virginia LeForce Deloras Lemmond Cheryl Lewis Kenneth Light Mary Linton Kermit Littles Bryan Lynn Betty McCarther Janis McCarthy Nancy McCaughtry Sharon McWhorter Ronald Mackey Peggy Malone Clever ideas and ambitious attitudes of the planning committee At the annual back to school party CHS students spend an enioyable evening assure an active year for the sophomore class with their friends vb 5. Judy Mann Dorothy Marple Vernon Martin Tommy Mask Linda Mayo Linda Michael Charles Miller Marilyn Miller James Mills Raymond Mitchell James Moncrief Evelyn Moran Marilyn Moran Jimmy Morris Marilyn Moss Jimmie Mowdy Barbara Neeld Dale Newbauer Sara Ohl Joyce Orange Robert Owensby Teddy Paoldack Don Parrish Richard Pearcy Charlotte Pence Flghnn Ch cks dash onto the field at Memorial Stad um as pep clubs 5TUCl6F1f C0UI1Cl 0ffICl6lS Cl1eCk 'he and Specgagors Cheer, line up of homecoming floats Charles Perkins Linda Phelps Mary Phillips Kay Pickett Kenneth Poafpybitty Don Pogue Jerry Powell William Powers David Pritchard Richard Pruett Nan Pruitt Sue Pruner Kathryn Quattlebaum Loretta Randolph Raymond Raybourn Ruby Reiss Chester Roberts Barbara Rogers James Rorno Robert Rose Pat Ruth Kathryn Salter Shirlene Sanders Johnny Savage Lou Scott Sophomores enter their Queen of the Grad Vymg for the first place seniors present Mary Elledge as their Rose of Victory in the homecoming X Vyxda' -x V C Kitty Seay Curtis Shelton Kay Sheridan Don Sikes Bette Smith Billy Smith Linda Smith Jane Spangler Gay Sparks Colleen Spining Judith Sprague Kenneth Steed Mary Stephens Edward Stewart Aneta Stovall James Stump Robert Sumner Shirley Sumners Edith Swan Narliasha Taylor Sherry Temple Linda Thompson Thomas Thornton Timothy Tims Larry Todd Suspense at halftime is cl maxed by the announcement that Coleen Gentry is P0WClel'PUll Flghllnl Chlfks lmllale the 57 football leam at 57 football queen fhe las' PSP 355emblY- Deborah Towe Gene Townley Henry Townsend Clifford Turner Larry Vermillion Gary Waddell Sandra Waldrup Ann Wallis Geneva Watkins Larry Watkins Lonnie Webb James Werthen Jerry West Donna Westfall Viola Whitehead Frances Williams Kenneth Williams Sheron Williams Dale Wilson Donna Wimberly Gaylord Wood Lee Wood Sherman Woods Lee Ann Worrell Judy Wylder lnnurnerable rehearsals give CHS band top honors n Students cheer as the band breaks into the first measure of the Chicks fight song marching and in concert-playing. preceding the Chnckasha Duncan clash 04 UNIORS Jane Adams James Airington Donald Allen Jack Appleton Geraldine Aull Galen Banks Harold Basham Sara Baskin Jana Benson Naomi Berkshire Bob Beverly Jo Bewley Joyce Bewley Grady Biby Dorothy Bickersfaff John Birchfield Carolyn Bitsche Frank Blaylock Barbara Boafwrighf Tommy Brazelton Lee Bridges Beth Buchanan Jerry Buchanan Marria Riill Weis My X... . if sf Stuart Bumgardner Avon Burton Judith Burton Orlean Burton Bobby Byrne Patricia Cacy Michael Campbell Brendon Cantwell Connie Carey John Carroll Faye Chambers Jerry Champion Lynn Clark Robert Clark Rosa Clark Carl Coffman Sharon Conner Gary Cooper Bettie Cox John Cox Mary Cunningham Helen Curtis Jo Davis Rov Davis 9: Would be drarnatists compete for the leading roles and top billing in the JUnI0f Planning COn'In1lTTeE members annual iunior class play. and faculty sponsors share ideas and Shirley Davis Deanna Dayton Clellan Dearmon Bert Dixon William Elkins Barbara Elliott Courtney Elliott Carol Ellison Mary Mowdy Ellison Barbara Eskriclge James Farley Linda Ferguson Elton Ferrell Sharon Ferrell Eugene Fitzpatrick Sue Fitzpatrick Robert Flagler Reford Fletcher Carolyn Foster Sharon Francis Sue Franke Margie Fullerton Barbara Fulton 86Arthur Gaddis e racer immy Reece visns CHS to conduct safety lanes mor party a gala affair hearts of ambitious lunlors and To dlSCUSS driving TECHNIQUES- Coleen Gentry Mary Givens Alford Glass Marla Goyne Donald Green Jacquelyn Griffin Clifford Hale Clare Hamblen Carolyn Hamilton David Harriman Jane Harris Anthony Hart Mary Hart Bobby Hatchetf Wayne Henry Rowena Highfowe Jacqueline Hill Sylvia Hoffman Sonia Holloman Robert Horn Paula Howard Myron Humphrey Barbara Hurley Allfmlarf lnlwncnn i , Sl d ni Council members decorate The Civic-minded Chickettes fill CARE boxes with old sweaters: Chickettes vs. Pepettesg friendly rivalry U 6 Christmas tree in the center hall. all clubs sponsor similar proiecls. Dimes and the Heart Fund. RQ Kenneth Johnson Barbara Jones George Jones David Jordon Beverly Keele Lela Keith Paul Kelley Mac Kendall James Kennedy Frances Kilbourn Arvilla Killgore Carol Kitchin Robin Lamar Pauline Lancaster Jerry Leatherwood Michael Leonard Jo Ann Lewis Gwendolyn Lindsey Earl Linville Doris Littles Charlene Logan Joyce Lowery Charlotte McBride Cpralrl Nlrflalrl 1 9'Y X r get 4 x usiness pointers earn firsr hand banking rechniques and procedures Darrell McClanahan Gennie Maggard Billy Malone Ruby Markham La Pat Marlow James Martin Vivian Mayhugh Jerry Meadows Minnie Medlin Helen Miller Suzanne Miller Frances Mills Richard Modenbach Barbara Morrison Geraldine Mourning Beverly Mullican Sharon Nelson Wayne Newton Louise Null Hazel Odom Barbara Ogle Gerald Padgham Janice Pawley To climax basketball homecoming activities the captain of the team places the crown on Candid shots of school activities are snapped by Don Queen Karen's head. Gaylon Perrin Louis Peveler Claudia Pogue David Pyle Marchel Reeves Mary Richardson Thomas Roach Betty Roberts Ruth Rogers Morris Rornine Emilia Romo Frances Romo Fred Russell Paul Russell Rowanna Sconyers Earl Shaffer Don Shipley Hollis Shrader Bobby Slentz Donna Smith Verlene Smith Richard Spining Benita Splavvn Harvev Sorecker ur am goes up rumors step into character for their romantic comedy, Every t t t tth I td dl Norma Standridge Jim Stephens Stephen Stephenson Evelyn Stewart Bill Strain Wanda Stropes Frances Surber Thomas Swineford Jesse Symes Margaret Teal Patricia Treseder Shirley Tucker Lois Turner Russell Vaughn William Wadsworth Charles Weaver Patty Wheeler Travis Williams Joyce Wilson Bette Wood Vera Wood David Woodson Carolyn Worrell f':arxA1ln Vniinn ol SENIORS JOHN ROSS ADAMS - Football letterman, Baseball letterman, Honyoks, Le Cercle Francais, Band, Chorus, Junior Planning Committee, Lettermen's Club. DORETHA ANN AIRINGTON-FHA. BETTY KATHLENE ANDERSON-Los Chicos, Chorus. JEAN ANN ANDERSON-Band, FHA. JOYCE GAYLE ANDREWS - Pepettes, FHA, Los Chicos, Junior Play, Senior Play, Junior Planning Committee, Student Council, iunior, Choir, Girls' State. JOSEPH ANTINORO, JR.-Roosters, secretary, iunior, T8.I, Junior Play, Band, librarian, iunior, vice-presi- dent, senior, Ensemble, Junior Lion. RONALD WOSCO ASPER-T8fl. LARRY DICK BACHMAN-Chorus. BEN J. BAILEY-Track letterman, Lettermen's Club. JERRY DAVID BAILEY-Junior Play, Band, president, senior, Student Council, iunior, Boys' State, Student Kiwanian. ROBERT JACK BARKER-Football squad. GLENDA FAYE BARNHILL-FHA, FBLA, Los Chicos. DANIEL FRANKLIN BAXTER-Football Ietterman, Bas- ketball Ietterman, T8.I, Lettermen's Club. PATSY INEZ BEATY-Le Cercle Francais, Student Li- brarian, FBLA, secretary-treasurer, senior. LEILA CHARLOTTE BITSCHE-Junior Play, Choir, Ok- lahoma Honor Society, sophomore. DAVID ERIC BOOTH-Junior Play. MARY FRANCIS BRADEN-Pepettes, treasurer, sen- ior, FHA, Sophomore Planning Committee, Chorus, Choir, Oklahoma Honor Society, iunior. WILLA BETH BRAND-Pepettes, president, senior, Junior Play, Junior Planning Committee, Student Librarian PAUL SHERMAN BYERS-Band, Boys' State, Okla- homa Honor Society, iunior. GARY WAYNE CALDWELL CAROLYN DELORIS CAREL-Student Librarian. PAULA FERN CASTLEBERRY-FBLA, president, senior, National Honor Society, Student Council, senior, Chick-Chat Staff, Choir, Chorus, Oklahoma Honor Society, sophomore, iunior, senior, Junior Play. ELBERT JERRY CHAMBERS-Basketball squad, T8.l, Chorus. DEWAYNE DEARL CHANDLER-T8rl. DOROTHY SUE CHANEY-Los Chicos, Chorus, FHA. KAREN LEE COATES-Chickettes, secretary, senior, Junior Play, Junior Planning Committee, Senior Plan- ning Committee, Assembly Committee, Chick-Chat Staff, Choir, Ensemble, Girls' State, Basketball Queen, senior. DARRELL EUGENE COKELY-Football letterman, Track letterman, Honyoks, vice-presidentf iunior, T8.l, Jun- ior Play, Sophomore Planning Committee, Junior Planning Committee, Choir, Lettermen's Club. RICHARD DEAN COOPER DAVID CROCKETT COWAN-Sophomore Planning Committee, Senior Planning Committee, Chick-Chat Staff, Prairie Schooner, sports editor, senior. LARRY DON CUNNINGHAM-Junior Play, Sopho- more Planning Committee, Band, Boosters, T8rl. rush at their concession stand finds Student Council members hustling Students exefflse 'half l'l9l1T5 55 CHS Clfilem to f,ll orders by voting for their choice of governing of- ficers - ' L - l 1- S BRUCE ROBERT DARNES Los Chicos Junior Pla t I ' Yi Student Council, senior, Band, secretary-treasurer, iunior. RONALD LYNN DAVIDSON-FFA, treasurer, senior. SALLY ANNE DAVIS-Chickettes, cheerleader, iunior, parliamentarian, senior, National Honor Society, Ok- lahoma Honor Societ sophomore 'unior senior- Yf , I I , Student Council, senior, Chick-Chat, assistant editor, iunior, editor, senior, Basketball Queen Attendant, sophomore, iunior, Football Queen Attendant, iun- ior, Ensemble, Junior Planning Committee, DAR Good Citizenship Award. JOHN RICHARD DEAL-T8tl, Los Chicos. GEORGE STEPHEN DOTSON - Roosters, Sophomore Planning Committee, Student Council, sophomore, iunior, vice-president, senior, National Honor So- ciety, president, senior, Oklahoma Honor Society, sophomore, iunior, senior, DAR American History Award, Office Assistant, Junior Lion, Student Ki- wanian. JAMES DONALD DOYLE - Roosters, Junior Play, Band, Choir, Student Kiwanian. ALAN GRANT EARLY-FFA. JUDITH KAY EASTER-FHA, Los Chicos. MARY GENELLE ELLEDGE-Junior Plannin Commit g - tee, Assembly Committee, Chick-Chat Staff, Football Queen Attendant, senior, Band, Maiorette, sopho- more, iunior, senior, Choir, Ensemble, Junior Class Treasurer. GARY DOUGLAS ELLIOTT-Senior Planning Commit- tee, Senior Play, Oklahoma Honor Society, senior. THOMAS W. FATHERREE-Chorus. BERNARD WILKINS FISHER - Football letterman, Track squad, Lettermen's Club, Chorus. A sneak preview of the new annual is reward enough for Chick-Chat Holiday in Holland is the setting for the Pepette Smorgasbord staff members. honoring spring athletes .,.k-f CLARENCE JAMES FITCH-T8fI, vice-president, iunior. CURTIS HOWARD FITZGERALD JOYCE ANNE FREY-Chickettes, Junior Play, Junior Planning Committee, Student Council, senior, Chick- Chat, assistant editor, senior, Choir, Ensemble, Ok- Iahoma Honor Society, iunior, senior, Prairie Schooner, editor, senior, Senior Planning Committee. PEGGY ANN FUDGE-Chickettes, cheerleader, senior, Le Cercle Francais, Junior Play, Junior Planning Committee, Student Council, iunior, secretary-treas- urer, senior, Assembly Committee, president, iunior, Chick-Chat, assistant editor, senior, Choir, Prairie Schooner, feature editor, senior, Senior Play. SALLY ANN FUDGE-Chickettes, Student Council, senior, National Honor Society, Junior Play, Junior Planning Committee, Senior Planning Committee, Chorus, Choir, Oklahoma Honor Society, sophomore, iunior, senior, Girls' State, Prairie Schooner, asso- ciate editor, senior, Senior Play. JACQUELINE CAROL GABLE - Chickettes, Junior Planning Committee, Senior Planning Committee, Assembly Committee, secretary, iunior, Chick-Chat Staff, Cheerleader, Senior Chorus, Choir, Student Librarian, Rooster Queen, sophomore. DEBORAH ANN GALLAGHER-Junior Play, Junior Planning Committee, Student Council, iunior, As- sembly Committee, Chick-Chat Staff, Choir, Ensem- ble, Accompanist, Oklahoma Honor Society, sopho- more, iunior, senior, Band, Maiorette, sophomore, iunior, Head Maiorette, senior, All-State Band, iun- ior, senior, Senior Play. SANDRA LEE GENTRY-Pepettes, Los Chicos, presi- dent, iunior, Junior Play, Sophomore Planning Com- mittee, Junior Planning Committee, Student Council, sophomore, senior, Assembly Committee, Student Librarian. DONALD WAYNE GOINS-T8-I. WILMA JOY HACKNEY ELMER EUGENE HARRIS - T8tI, secretary-treasurer iunior. TIMOTHY WILSON HARROW-T8tI, Roosters. Mardi Gras festivities IWIQIWIIQIWT 'he IU 'I0 'S9n'0f Members of the Senior Planning Committee plan memorable activities for senior week and PaffY- graduation. BOBBIE LYNN HARTLINE - FFA, vice-president senior. CAROL JEAN HINCH-Chickettes, secretary, senior, Senior Planning Committee, Chick-Chat Staff. ROBERT LOUIS HINTON-T84l. KATHERINE EVONNE HOLDER-Chorus. VERA MAE HOLDER-Chorus. MARGARET ANN HOLLIDAY-Chickettes, vice-presi- dent, senior, Le Cercle Francais, president, iunior, Student Council, sophomore, Sophomore Planning Committee, Junior Planning Committee, Chick-Chat Staff. MONTE K. HORN-Choir. FRANCES RUTH HOPKINS-Chorus. FRANCES MARIE HUGGINS-Los Chicos, vice-presi- dent, iunior, Chorus, Choir. KURLEY KEITH HUNTER-Football Ietterman, Hon- yoks, T8.l, Choir, Junior Lion, Lettermen's Club, Stage Manager. KENNETH WAYNE HYNSON FLOYD LORENZO IRBY - Track letterman, Football letterman, Lettermen's Club. Coveted C s are awarded to thirty three football lettermen at the At the scribble party, friends pen little notes in their classmates' yearbooks 1 RUTH MARIE JACKSON JESSE DEAN JENNINGS-Football letterman, Basket- ball letterman, Chorus, Lettermen's Club. ETTA MAE JOHNSON-Sophomore Class Secretary, Sophomore Planning Committee, Chorus. MARTHA MAE KECK JOYCE DARLENE KILLOUGH-FHA, Chorus, Junior Play, Choir. KERRY ELVIN KIRK-Football squad, Basketball let- terman, Baseball letterman, Senior Planning Com- mittee, Student Council, senior, Oklahoma Honor Society, sophomore, Student Kiwanian, Lettermen's Club. GAYLE LEON KITCHIN-T8J. SHARON KAY KLUCK-Chorus, Choir. EDWARD LEO KUSCHNEREIT PATSY DEAN LAIR-Pepettes, FBLA, historian, senior, Student Librarian. LA VENA LESTER-Pepettes, cheerleader, sophomore, iunior, senior, Le Cercle Francais, Junior Play, Junior Planning Committee, Choir, Ensemble, Office As- sistant. BOBBY RAY LEWIS-TBQI, Choir. Homemaking students model their own crea tions during their style show. r MARY JOAN LOONEY-Pepettes, FHA, Chorus. BOBBY GENE MCADAMS FLOYD REX MCCAUGHTRY-Football manager, Bas- ketball letterman, Baseball letterman, Honyoks, Senior Class Vice-President, Sophomore Planning Committee, Senior Planning Committee, Student Kiwanian, Lettermen's Club, secretary-treasurer, sen- ior, Student Council, senior. DONALD HUTSON McCLURE-Sophomore Planning Committee, Junior Planning Committee, Senior Plan- ning Committee, Chick-Chat Staff, Junior Lion, Prairie Schooner, news editor, senior. JONETTA McDANIEL-Chickettes, Los Chicos, secre- tary, senior, Junior Planning Committee. JAMES ALLEN MCELREATH-FFA, secretary, iunior, president, senior. MARY ELLEN MCGUFFIN-Student Librarian. DENNIS WAYNE McMASTERS-Basketball letterman, All Boomer Conference Team, honorable mention, CStaff-writersl, Honyoks, Sophomore Class Vice-Pres- ident, Sophomore Planning Committee, Oklahoma Honor Society, sophomore, Lettermen's Club, presi- dent, senior, Boys' State, Student Kiwanian, Junior Lion. ESTER JANICE MABRY RICHARD DUFFNER MACUMBER - Football squad, Basketball letterman, Junior Lion, Senior Play. BILLY DON MARTIN-Football letterman, T8tI, presi- dent, iunior, Sophomore Class Treasurer, Sophomore Planning Committee, Lettermen's Club, RONALD JAY MAYES-Junior Planning Committee, Band, Oklahoma Honor Society, iunior, senior, Boys' State, Roosters. PTA h0f1OfSff'CU v mem' Band parents honor members of CHSs outstanding band with a FaCUlTY memb9V5 and fem-Iles enI0Y bers and administrators ' J . spring banquet. tangy barbecue at their picnic --4... 1 rpm 1- 'tam '-'rw ' RONEY GENE MERCER-T8tl, Roosters, Stage Man- ager. ANNA LOUISE MILLER WILLIAM ALTON MILLER-T8.I. SAMMY RAY MOBLY-T8tl. JO ANN MORAN-Chickettes, treasurer, senior, Jun- ior Play, Junior Planning Committee, Sophomore Planning Committee, Chick-Chat Staff. PEGGY ANN MORGAN-Student Council, senior, Junior Play, Chick-Chat Staff, Chorus, Choir, En- semble, Oklahoma Honor Society, sophomore, iun- ior, FBLA. LINDA LEE MOURNING-Los Chicos. JOHN LEROY NEAL- Roosters, National Honor So- ciety, treasurer, senior, Junior Play, Junior Planning Committee, Senior Planning Committee, Band, En- semble, Oklahoma Honor Society, sophomore, iun- ior, Junior Lion. LUCILLE ANN NEELD-Junior Planning Committee, Band, Maiorette, iunior. CARL L. NEWTON MARTIN KEITH ORENDORFF-T8fI. HOWARD DOYLE PARHAM Students eagerly watch latest development on their new gymnasium Physics students create their own outer space monk nic Clever eh comrades a dream come true. - I-IQIIH-lJ:l Sv VIRGINIA LEE PARNELL-Chickettes, president, sen- ior, Senior Class Secretary, Sophomore Planning Committee, Junior Planning Committee, Senior Plan- ning Committee, Choir, Ensemble, National Honor Society, Oklahoma Honor Society, sophomore, iun- ior, senior, DAR American History Award. ROBERT EDWARD PA RTON CLARA MAE PATTERSON-Pepettes, secretary, sen- ior, FHA, Ensemble, Choir. GERALD DEWAYNE PATTERSON-Football squad. HAROLD DEAN PAYNE MILTON REECE PEERY LOYCE LYNN PERKINS ROBERT LOVAN PERKINS-Football Ietterman, Choir, Lettermen's Club. JACK DAVIS POOL-Football Ietterman, Basketball Ietterman, Honyoks, National Honor Society vice- president, senior, Sophomore Class President, Soph- omore Planning Committee, Student Council, sopho- more, Chick-Chat, assistant editor, senior, Oklahoma Honor Society, sophomore, iunior, Student Kiwanian, Lettermen's Club, Chick-of-the-year, senior, All Dis- trict Football Team, senior. KARON SUE PRAGUE-Chickettes, Junior Planning Committee, Chick-Chat, assistant editor, senior, As- sistant Cheerleader, sophomore, Cheerleader, iunior, Head Cheerleader, senior, Choir, Ensemble. SAM WESLEY PRUITT-Basketball Ietterman, Hon- yoks, Junior Play. CLARA MARIE PYLE-Pepettes, FHA, FBLA. National Honor Society members display trophies won by CHS in inter Seniors compete for leading roles in the play Just Off Broadway scholastic competition JACK DALE ROGERS-FFA, treasurer, iunior, secre- tary, senior. JAMES RAY ROGERS RONDA JOYCE ROGERS-Pepettes, Junior Play, Jun- ior Planning Committee. MARCELENE MARIA ROMINE WILLIAM DALE ROPER MARJORIE ANN SCHMIDT-Los Chicos, Band. DAVID WILLIAM SCHREIBER-Oklahoma Honor So- ciety, sophomore, Roosters. VIRGINIA LEE SCOGGINS-Junior Planning Com- mittee, Chick-Chat Staff, Band, secretary-treasurer, senior, Office Assistant, Student Librarian. BETTY FRANCIS SEVIER-Pepettes, FHA, Le Cercle Francais, vice-president, iunior, FBLA, Junior Play, Choir, Office Assistant, Prairie Schooner, news ed- itor, senior. PEGGY LA DONNA SHAW-Chick-Chat Staff, FBLA, vice-president, senior, Pepettes, Student Council, senior. KAROLYN FERN SIMPSON-Chickettes, Junior Class Secretary, Sophomore Planning Committee, Junior Planning Committee, Senior Planning Committee, Student Council, iunior, president, senior, Chick- Chat Staff, Choir, Junior Play, Senior Play, Assistant Cheerleader, senior. FREDERICK GUY SIZEMORE-Los Chicos, Sophomore Planning Committee, Band, Drum Maior, senior, All- State Band, iunior, senior. BOBBY JOE SMITH-T8rI. DAN MOODY SMITH-Roosters, Junior Play, Band, business manager, senior, Choir, Ensemble, Senior Play. JOY ANN SMITH - National Honor Society, Junior Play, Assembly Committee, Oklahoma Honor Society, sophomore, iunior, senior, Student Librarian. MILBURN KAYE SMITH SHIRLEY YVONNE SMITH-Chickettes, Senior Class Treasurer, Junior Planning Committee, Senior Plan- ning Committee, Assembly Committee, Chick-Chat Staff, Chorus. MARY ANN SPEARS-Pepettes. NANCY KAY STEELE-Pepettes, FHA, Junior Play Junior Planning Committee, Chick-Chat Staff, Choir Ensemble. EARL DAWAIN STILL-T8tI. MARJORIE BETH STOCKTON-FHA, Los Chicos, sec- retary, sophomore, iunior, FBLA, Chick-Chat Staff Chorus, Choir. DEANNA EARLENE STOVER-Chorus. ERMA LEE TATE-Los Chicos, FHA. DONALD CLARENCE THACKER RUSSEL EDGAR TOWNSEND, JR.-Band. VON WENDELL WALL-Junior Play, Senior Play. HAROLD DEAN WATSON -Chick-Chat Staff, Okla- homa Honor Society, sophomore, iunior. DANNY LEE WHEELER-T8fI. CRAIG MANDEVILLE WHITE-Football manager, Bas- ketball letterman, Baseball letterman, Honyoks, Sophomore Planning Committee, Senior Planning Committee, Chick-Chat Staff, Choir, Ensemble, Let- termen's Club. MARCIA JOZIE WHITE - Chickettes, cheerleader, sophomore, Junior Play, Junior Planning Commit- tee, Assembly Committee, Chick-Chat Staff, Cheer- leader, senior, Football Queen Attendant, sopho- more, Chorus, Choir, Senior Play. HELEN JUNE WILLHOIT-Los Chicos, Chorus. BOBBlE CORINNE WILLIAMS-Chorus. 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