Choctaw High School - Faces of the Future Yearbook (Choctaw, OK)

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Junior High Physical Education Class Like the Senior High basket ball team their soft ball group is a brand new club. ho match games were had during Fall practice, but in their daily work-out they promised to be a strong contender by the time the County Tournament is held. Back Ron: Frances Clifton, Mary Vernon, Catherine Sumrall, JaniePrice,Jimmie Whisenant,MyraNell Stockton, Naomi Lucas Front Row: Mary Catheryn Frizzell, Willetta Howard, Wanda Lam, Sue Westmoreland, Frances Freeman Junior High Basketball Team Back Row: Ruth Gootee. Joy Lea Brumley, Virginia Wooten. Glendene Bowman. Genevieve Wright, Barbara Coyer, Katherine Shoffner, Jerry Donghty.Janie Attebery, Betty Jean Marcotte, Marilyn Hamlet. Second Row: Majel Crum, Nadine Banks, Leona Chicoraske. Joy Bourland, Barbara Nance, Porn Westmoreland. Kaye Weher. Clo Ann Kane, Evelyn Hopkins, Verla Hodge, Zola Mae SivanL Third Row: Dolores Bowien. Loraine Todd, Rena Wood, Patty Hopper, Jackie McFarland, Jean McFarland, Nancy Rumsey, Arminda Williams.Sue Scoggin, Melzena Clifton, Frances Cole, Thelma Aduddell, Norma Ryel. Front Row: Nora McGee, Melba Crosswhite. Hilly Joan Hutch- inson. Patricia liazlewood. Senior High Soft Ball Team unior A Cltampionfi The Junior High team has been undefeated the past two years in both tournaments and match games. Three years ago Choctaw was approved by the Athletic Assoriation to sponsor a Junior High Invitational Tournament and it has been an an- nual aifair since. The Junior High girls have won the trophies the past two years Back Row: Fern Westmoreland, Nora McGee, Rose Ella Marks, Mildred Cope, Frances Freeman, Frankie Kelly, Barbara Nance, Naomi Lucas, Cleta Ruth Lundy, Rena Wood, Patricia Hazlewood Front Row: Yetta Flo Konechney, Pat Dickinson, Mary Catheryn Frizzell, Frances Clifton, Billy Jean Anderson, Uleta Hart- man. Joy Bourland.

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f This years team was a young club with all advancing from Junior High ex- periences to take over the responsibilities of a Senior High team. In the first part of the season they lost a Conference game each to Jones and Harrah before they came into their own and won their third Conference game over Luther by a score of 25-8. From then on the Gremlinettes took heart, and the club blossomed into a rugged contender. Later in the season they defeated Jones by a large margin as well as Harrah. Proving they were a club with lots of pep, enthusiasm, and superb teamwork they went into the County Tournament defeating State Center, then the seasoned undefeated Putnam team, and eliminated the Crooked Oak lassies in the finals to win the title of HCounty Champions.H Dueto their year's good record they were seededin the District Tournament with NcLoud and came through to the finals by defeating Harrah and Dale, but eliminated in the finals by McLoud. They played a wonderful game, and we're looking forward to having them all back another year. Llink Cnknnl Dkunin-al lfflnn-:fins-1 Place f . Xt lf

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BACK RON: Fern Westmoreland, Joan Evans, Dolores Bowien, Leona Chicoraske, Virginia Wooten, Ruth Gootee, Barbara Nance. FRONT RON: Barbara Coyer, Nora McGee, Patricia Hazlewood, Rena Joy Bourland. U Congratulations to the Grade Girls in winning both the Invi- tational and County Tournaments. They played ten games during the season without a single loss. Some of their opponentswere:Jones, Luther, Harrah, Spencer, Midwest City, Putnam City, Crooked Oak. BACK ROW: Genevieve Wright, Nadine Banks, Kaye Weber, Leona Chic- oraske, Barbara Coyer, Ruth Gootee. FRONT RON: Rena Wood, Nora McGee, Barbara Nance, Joy Bourland, Patricia Hazlewood, Fern Westmoreland. I Gran-In Girlc' Rnskpthall Team