Claremore High School - Zebra Yearbook (Claremore, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1954 volume:

SUPERINTENDENT’S MESSAGE Greetings and Salutations: To the students of Cia remore High School, I extend cordial greetings and best wishes for success in all your endeavors. I would like to pay tribute to the many good friends of our high school who have so generously contributed to its success during the past fifty years. May the years ahead bring increasing progress, sat- isfaction, and happiness to each of you who have had a part in the success of our school. RALPH LINGENFELTER President of the Board of Education LOUISE HART LINE Secretary and Clerk PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE ate are finishing another year in your high school education. To some of you it will be your last year and to others there will be more years in attendance to terminate your high school education. For those of you who are leaving, you certainly will be missed by me per- sonally and for those of you who will still be in our school I am pleased to have more years of association. As you look through this brief history of this school year, I hope that you can look with pride to the accom- plishments you have succeeded in, that makes Claremore High School a good school to attend. I hope that you have a contributing factor in this issue of the Zebra, and if you haven't, so live that your activities and experiences might be a part of later publications. JOHN McKEEVER, Principal PAUL K. LOVELL B. S., Oklahoma City University Science, Football BOBBIE JEAN VESSELS B. S,, Oklahoma A M, English Library WILLIAM F. DOST B. A., Tulsa University Physical Education ZEB JOHNSON B. S., Mississippi State; M. S., Oklahoma A M EUNICE SWIFT B.S. ;S.W.M.C.E. Business FRANK BOGERT B. A., Oklahoma A M; History, Basketball SALLIE McGINNIS B. A., University of Oklahoma; English Journalism Agriculture HARLAND JONES CARRIE DICKERSON H. E. HARMON ELIZABETH SMART B.S., N.W. I.C. B.S., M.D., Oklahoma A M B.S., N. W.T.C. B.S.. University of Industrial Arts Home Economics Mathematics Oklahoma Science, Psychology LEWIS WESLEY MILLER A. B., B.M., Phillips University; M, A., Colorado College Vocal Music MARION WHEELER B. A., M. A., University of Oklahoma English, Spanish RONALD GERARD Music Major Oklahoma A M Band FREDA JAGGERS B.S., E.C.S.C. Typing, Shorthand MURL CLINE ESTHER GASSETT PATRICK HALLEY CLAYTON B. MILLINGTON A. B,, Tulsa University B. A., M. A., University of B. A., O. C. U., B. S., Oklahoma A M Civics, Drivers Training Oklahoma M. A., Ph. D., University of Speech, English Mathematics Oklahoma History COLORS Red and White FLOWER Red Rose SENIORS RICHARD LEGATE President Hands so big; Eyes so blue Anything for you he'll do. MOTTO Success lies in not achiev- ing what you aim at, but aiming at what you ought to achieve. W. R. HOWELL Vice President Plenty smart; lots of fun For good times, Dub’s the one. FERN MILLIKIN McCOY Secretary-Treasurer Often jolly; Often quiet She is sweet and also bright. JIM PATTERSON Reporter Oh that Pat, he's the guy Makes girls swoon and sigh. Sponsors MRS. FREDA JAGGERS MRS. EUNICE SWIFT MR. RONALD GERARD MR. WILLIAM DOST DR. PATRICK HALLEY DOROTHY FOSTER Pretty hair; sweet smile For you she'd walk a mile. ROBERT STACY In timidity he’s the first Wink at him and he'll burst. VERA LOU HOLT So quiet; so reserved Future success is Reserved. BOB STOKES Always grinning; neatly lad Moe's a very friendly lad. DOROTHY MUTON She’s a bundle of smiles Keeps you gay all the while. JERRY LINGENFELTER On a comet he’s the best A Harry James from CHS. PATRICIA BURD Very quiet, a little shy With us she rates high. BOB CHERRY Rather shy but never sad A very nice, friendly lad. FAITH JUSTICE Hair blond; eyes brown Planning on a wedding gown. JIM CARPENTER Quite a poet; quite a guy Very nice but rather shy. VERNA JONES What a very jolly pal She is sure a swell gal. HAROLD BICKLE Very friendly; very nice Can’t be bought at a price. PEGGY CHAFIN In Peggy we detect A lady of respect. BOB CUMMINGS Always smiling; always sweet To be near Bob is a treat. JO ANN HAYES Reddish hair; so petite Jo is always very sweet. ___________________ EUGENE ROBISON He has the cutest grin With that he’s sure to win. SONORA HANES She’s a very friendly girl Not another in the world. JOHN TURNER Timid yet funny Always smiling sunny. CAROLYN BRANNON Dark hair; dark eyes Ideal girl; ideal size. BOB STAMPS Oh Bob, oh! Heavens above Give girls a chance at love. CORENE BISWELL Blond hair; eyes of blue To her friends ever true. DEWEY PARKER Hair so light; eyes so blue With the girls, a Romeo true. MARGIE BLAIR Blond hair; eyes of gray Her grin will never stray. RAY FRANKLIN Nice, smart, friendly, gay Ray is tops in every way. RUTH MILLER Oh so quiet; Oh so sweet Ruth is honestly a treat. RONALD WHISNANT He is friendly; he is wise He could win a joking prize. NADINE ABBOTT She has a cute little smile That’s never out of style. JOHNNY BISWELL Not too rowdy; Not too quiet In basketball quite a sight. MARCIA McGREGOR What a drummer; What a girl Covered head of blond curls. RONALD JAGGERS He is small; He is fun For a laugh he's the one. ROSALYN SKELTON Very sweet; very kind Her personality always shines. JERRY SMITH Ideal eyes; Ideal hair For Jerry we all care. PHYLLIS HAMMONS Oh so tiny; Oh so sweet Full of charm; Very neat. DANNY RAMSEY Always smiling; Always gay He’s tops in every way. CARLENE BURKHARD Nice smile; Lots of fun Always keep you on the run. LOUIS BAKER Full of pep; Always gay A friendly guy in every way. MARY LOUISE SCOTT Here's a very brilliant girl Valuable to some as a pearl, JIM MARSHALL Oh so jolly; Oh so sweet That boy is really neat. DOLORES WARD She is such a cute lass As well known in our class. GERALD JONES He is handsome; He is swell But he'll never, never tell. MARY LEE G1LSTRAP Friendly smile; Lovely hair Complexion so very fair. TOMY DENTON Very nice; Very bright Always smiling; Always quiet. JOYCE STREETER The sophisticated type is she Very sweet to you and me. LARRY BROOKS Oh so fisty; So much fun For good times; He's the one. PATTY BURTON Eyes the color of the sky Full of pep; Always spry. CHARLES WILLIAMS He's our captain; What a boy A delightful bundle of joy. KAY STOKES Full of pep from head to toe Always full of zip and go. 2ii JOE MERLE WASHBURN Full of mischief; Very sly Anything once, he will try. ANITA McGREGOR Dreamy eyes; Pretty hair Ready friendliness to share. MIKE GOODIN Friendly smile; Hair so red A real swell guy it is said. SUE MORGAN Dark eyes; Dark hair Always ready for a dare. ERIC HURD He is smart; He's a brain He never enters lovers lane. KAY STRAIN Always laughing; Always gay Full of pep every day. TOM POOL Words could never show How we like this Romeo. ELDHAN BEAVER LAURA McNAMES Always sweet; always gay Full of laughter all the day. ALLEN HIPP Often quiet; often gay A perfect choice any day. RACHEL COLEMAN Dark eyes; Dark hair On skates more than fair. JOYCE SUMTER So very tiny and quiet Joyce is sweet and polite. JOHN STENDER Full of pep, full of fun In gold he's worth a ton. Hair so light; eyes so blue Neatest girl you ever knew. ALLEN PALONE Kind, sweet, quiet and fun For success, he's the one. TRACIA JONES Sweet smile; kind heart She and gladness don't part. JACK MILLER Always smiling, mostly quiet He is the studious type. SHIRLEY MARLAR Always neat as a pin. With her smile she'll win. BOB KELLER Dark hair; eyes of brown Bob will never let you down. SUE THOMAS Sue is very, very kind Very quiet and quite refined. J. W. GRISHAM He may be quiet; often shv But that Grisham; what a guy. JOSEPHINE GLOVER Rosy cheeks; sweet girl She'll send you in a whirl. ANN BARROW Black hair; Sparkling eyes Ann is full of surprise. JOYCE DUDLEY Ever grinning; Ever spry Joyce is never shy. ARTHUR HIPP Quiet and retiring But always admiring. LOUISE PAYTE Sparkling eyes; sweet smile Very bright all the while. KAY DORAN She is sly; she's a brain Many things she will gain. PATSY OLIVER Brown eyes; Red hair She has friends to spare. JAMES HAMILTON Impish grin, likable ways Will succeed in future days. KATHRINE YORK Katie is a pretty lass She's a darling in our class. DAN EPPS He is nice, he is shy His ways will get him by. JAMES OZBUN Anywhere always ready With the girls, very steady. BONNIE STOLHAND Very friendly; very true She is always nice to you. MORSE PUR KEY Hair so red; eyes so green He's often good; often mean. CHARLES BOYD He is friendly; he is sly His ways will get him by. RAY RAYNOR In math he's the best Full of brains, full of zest. GLENDA THURMAN Long blond hair; calm eyes Rather quiet; small in size. ESTILL DEWITT Oh so jolly; oh so sweet Such a drummer, such a treat. JOE FREEMAN Far may be look to find A guy so loyal or so kind. DORIS FERGUSON Very quiet; very sweet Very nice; very neat. JOHNNY THOMPSON Very quiet, very smart Always plays his part. DON NICHOLS Don is an average guy With a girl, oh my I SENIOR ACHIEVEMENTS ABBOTT. NADINE Band 1,2; FHA 1,2; Chorus 2,3; A CappelU Choir 3. BARROW, ANN Chonu 1,2. BEAVER. EL DEAN Chonu 1; Oklahoma, ’Claremore, USA ; FHA 1.2,3; FHA Officer 2,3; Sub District Vice Preiident 2; Office 4. BISWaL, CORENE FHA 1,2.3,4; FHA Queen 2; Honor RoU 3. BISWaL, JOHNNY Basketball 1.2,3.4; BasebaU 4; FFA 1,2.3.4; FFA Chonu 2; Dairy Judging Team 1,2,3,4; Junior Master Farmer 4. B1CKLE, HAROLD Chonu 1,2; Football 1,2,3; Basketball 3,4. BLAIR, MARGIE Chonu 3: Tbesblan Club 1,2 (Texas). BRAN AN, CAROLYN FHA 1.2; FHA Officer 2; Chonu 1,2; Claremore USA ; Football Oieen Cand. 2; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Taller Staff; Co-Football Queen 4; FHA Queen Cand. 1. BROOKS, LARRY FFA 2,3; Class President 1,2; Shop Hooor Student 2; Student Council 1,2; Annual Staff Member 2.3 (Chelsea); Football 1.2,3.4; Baseball 1.2.3.4. Basket � .� 1,2,3.4. Popularity King. BURD. PATRICIA FHA 1,2,3,4; Qsorus 3; A Cappeila Choir 3; Pc � Club 2. BURKHARD, CARLENE FHA 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Jr. Play; Carnival Princess 3,4; Twirier 2,3,4; Assistant Drum Majorette 4; Tatler Staff. Hooor Roll 3,4; Zebra Staff; Band Officer 4. BUTTON, PATTY Band 1,2,3,4; FHA 1; Tatler Staff; Jr. Play; Flag Bearer 3,4; Flag Twirier 2; Sr. Play. CARPENTER, JIM FFA 3; FFA Choir 3. CAT HER WOOD, LARRY Clast Vice President 1; President 2; Football 1,2,3,4; Base- ball 1,2,3.4; Basketball 2; A11-Conference Football 4; All State Football 4; Chorus 1,2,3; Jr. Play; Tatler Staff; Honorable Mention foe All-American. CHAFIN, PEGGY FHA 1.2,3,4; Chonu 3. COLEMAN, RACHEL Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girls' Swing Trio 1,2; Pep Club 2. CUMMINGS, BOB Football 1,2,4; Chorus 1,2; Geometry Contest 3; Band 2- Tatler Staff; Good New� ; Sr. Play. DENTON, TOMY Pep dub 1.2,3,4. DeWITT. ESTlLl Band 1,2,3,4; All State Band 3,4; Drill Sergeant 3; Sizzling Six 3,4; Chorus 1,2. DORAN, KAY Band 1,2,3,4; Jt. Play; State Hooor RoU 1.2,3,4; KVOO Quiz; Slate Math Contest 2,3,4; State Physics Contest 3; Carnival Queen 3; Twirier 2,3,4; Girls' State; Sr. Play; Valedictorian. DUDLEY, JOYCE Girls' Choir 1; Oklahoma 1; Mixed Choir 2; FHA 1,4; Jr. PUy 3; Tatler Staff. FERGUSON. DORIS FHA 2.3; Chorus 1.2. FOSTER, DOROTHY Band 1,2; FHA 1.2; Chonu 3; A CappeUa Choir 3. FRANKLIN, RAY FFA 1,2,3,4; FFA Poultry Team 1,2,3; FFA Dairy Team 4; FFA Chorus 2; FFA Secretary 3; FFA President 4; Jr. Play; Applicant for Jr. Master Degree; Sr. Play. FREEMAN, JOE BaaketbaU Manager 2; Tatler Staff; Zebra staff. GIL ST RAP, MARY LEE FHA 1.2; Band 1.2,3.4; Band Officer 2.3,4; Girls' State; Band Queen 4; Speech Comesu 4; Flag Twlrler 3,4; Hooor RoU 4; Sr. Play. GLOVER, JOSEPHINE FHA 1.2.3.4; Office 3; Jr. PUy. GRISHAM. J.W. FFA 1.2,3.4; Chorus 1. HAMILTON, JAMES FFA 1,2,3.4; FFA Chorus 2,3; FFA Entomology Team 1,2, 3,4; FFA Treasurer 4. HAMMONS. PHYLLIS Band 1.2,3.4; Twlrler 2.3,4; FHA 1; Honor Roll 3.4; Jr. Play; Typing Award; Tatler Staff; Zebra Staff; Commercial Contest 3; Sr. PUy. HANES, SONORA FHA 1.2.3,4; Mixed Chorus 3; a CappeUa 3;FHA Officer 2. HAYES. JO ANN Clare more, USA 1; Oklahoma 1; Good News 2; FHA 2; Chorus 1,2,3.4; Carnival Princess 3; Carnival Queen 4; Tatler Staff 4; A CappeUa Cnolr 3; Jr. PUy. HOLT, VERA LOU Chorus 1,2,3; District Music Contest 1; FHA 1,2; CUre- more, USA 1; Oklahoma 1; Good News 2; Tatler Staff; Swing Trio 1,2; .A Cappeila Cnolr 3. HOWELL. W.R. Football 2,3,4; BasebaU 2,3,4; Band 1,2; Chorus 1; Indus- trial Arts Contest 2,3; Honor Roll 1,3,4; KVOO Quiz; Speech Contest 4; Tatler Staff; Editor of 'S4 Zebra; Class Vice President 3,4; Jr. Rotarian; Outstanding Shop Student 3; Sr. Play. HURD, ERIC Band 1,2,3,4; Band Captain 3; Honor RoU 1,3,4; Jr. PUy; Interscholastic Contest 2,3,4; Class President 1; Chorus 1,2; CUremore, USA 2;(Musicianship Award 1,2; FFA Chorus 2; AU-Statc Band 2.3; Winner of Will Rogers Essay Contest 3; State CUnic Band 2,3; Geometry Award 3; Superior Rating In Clarinet 2; Sizzling Six 3.4; KVOO Quiz 4; Sr. Play; Tatler Staff; Zebra Staff. JAGGERS, RONNIE Band 1,2,3,4; Taller Staff; Zebra Staff; Boys' State; Cornet Trio 3,4; Sr. PUy. JONES, GERALD Football 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1.2: Track 1. JONES, TRACIA Class Secretary 1,3; Cheerleader 1,2,3; Hooor RoU 3,4; Popularity Queen 1; Office 4; Jr. Play; FHA 1,2,3; FHA Vloe Prendent 3; Chorus 1; Claremore, USA 1; Oklaho- ma 1; Tatler Staff; LibrarUn 2; Freshman Trio; Zebra Staff; Sr. PUy. JONES, VERNA FHA 1,2; Chorus 2. JUSTICE, FAITH Band 1,2; Chorus 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2; Claremore, USA.” LE GATE, RICHARD Chorus 1.2; Football 2,3,4; BasketbaU 3.4; Baseball 2,3,4; Boys' State; AU-Conference Football 4; Tatler Staff; Zebra Staff; Class President 3.4; Jr. Play; Sr. PUy. LINGENFELTER, JERRY Band 1,2,3,4; Band Captain 3,4; AU-State Coocert Band 3,4; Comet Trio 2,3,4; Boys' Chonu 2. MARLAR, SHIRLEY Band 1.2; FHA 1.2; Taller Staff; Senior Play. MARSHALL, JIM Moat Popular Boy 2; Jr. PUy; Tatler Staff; Chorus 2; Boys' State. MILLER, RUTH FHA 1; Pep Club 1.2. MORGAN, SUE Band 1,2; FHA 1,2; (Pryor) General Bus. Contest 2; Jr. PUy; Driven Training Contest 3; Tatler Staff 4; Office 3. MOUTON, DOROTHY Band 1; Chonu 1; Pep Club 3; FHA 1.2,3.4. McCOY, FERN FHA 1,2,3; FHA Secretary 1; FHA President 3; Hooor Roll 1.4; Office 1,2,3.4; Chorus 1; Oklahoma” 1; Claremore. USA 1; Class Secretary 4. MCGREGOR, ANITA Band 1; FHA 1,2; Chorus 3,4; Tatler Staff 4; Library 1,2,3; A CappeUa Choir 3; Jr. PUy. MCGREGOR, MARCIA Band 1,2,3,4; Band Princess 3,4; FHA Treasurer 2; Flag Bearer 4. McNAMES, LAURA FHA 1,2,3.4; FHA Secretary 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3. OLIVER, PATSY FHA 1,2. OZBUN, JIM Band 1,2; Chorus 1,3,4; AU-State Chorus 4; Boys' Quartet 3: Band Contest 1,2; Chorus Contest 1,3,4. PARKER, DEWEY Wrestling 1; Boxing 1; Chonu 1,2,3; Winner of Speech Con- test 4; Career Conference 4; Jr. Play; Chorus PUy 1,2; Sr. Play. PATTERSON, JIMMIE Football 1.2.3.4; Chorus 1,2,3; KVOO Quiz; Tatler Staff; 7-ebra Staff; Baseball 3; Claremore, USA It Claw Repor- ter 4; Oklahoma ; Sr. PUy. PAYTE. LOUISE Honor RoU 2,3; Gen. Bus. Contest 2; FHA 1.2.3.4; FHA Qieen 3; FHA Officer 3; Librarian 2. POLONE, ALLEN FFA 3,4; Land Judging Team 3,4; FFA Sentinel 4; Entomol ogy Team 4. POOL, TOM Football 1,2,3,4; Football Captain 3; BasketbaU 1,2; Base baU 2,3,4. PURKEY, MORSE Football 4; BasketbaU 1,2; Jr. Play; FFA 1.2.3.4; FFa Speech Contest 3; Boys' Chorus 2; Sr. Play. RAMSEY, DANNY Football 1,2,3,4; Tatler Staff; BasebaU 2,3; BasketbaU 1; Zebra Staff. RAYNOR, RAY Hooor RoU 1,2,3; Jr. PUy; FFA 1.2; Tatler Staff; Math Contest 2; Sr. PUy. ROBISON, EUGENE Tatler Staff. SCOTT. ‘4ARY LOUISE FHA 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Twlrler 2,3; Drum Majorette 4; Salutatoriam Math Contest 2,3,4; Jr. Play; Honor RoU 1, 2,3,4; Twirling Cornett 3; KVOO Quiz; Speech Contest 4; Tatler Staff; Zebra Associate Editor; Band Officer 2,3,4; Variety Show; Sr. PUy, SKELTON, ROSALYN Band 1,2; FHA 1.2; FHA Vice President 2; FFA Queen 3; District FFA Queen 3; 4-H Club 1.2.3.4; 4-H Club Round- up 2; Commercial Contest 3; Driver's Training Contest 3; Honor RoU 3; Jr. Play 3; Chonu Accompanist 4; Tatler Staff; Sr. Play. SMITH, JERRY Football 1.2,3.4; BasketbaU 1.2.3,4; BasebaU 1.2,3,4; Class Reporter 1; CUss Reporter 2; Jr. Play; KVOO Quiz; Tatler Staff; Zebra Staff; All-Conference FootbaU 4; Sr. PUy. STENDER, JOHN FootbaU 1; BasketbaU 1,2; BasebaU 1,2; Jr. PUy; Boys' Chorus 2; Sr. Play. STOKES, BOB Football Manager 1.2,3,4; Chonu 2; Tatler Staff; BasebaU 3; Class Vice President 2; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Zebra Staff. STOKES, KAY Cheerleader 4; Chorus 4; FHA 2; FHA Queen Cand. 2; Claremore, USA 1; Librarian 2; Sr. Play. STOLHAND, BONNIE Honor RoU 1; A CappeUa Cnolr 3; FHA 2.3.4, STRAIN, KAY Band 1,2,3.4; Band Officer 2,3; Flag Twlrler 4; FootbaU Oieen 3; Speech Contests 4; FHA 1; Hooot RoU 3.4; Senior PUy; Amer. Legion Speech 4. STREETER. JOYCE Band 1.2,3.4; Band Officer 2,3,4; Hooor RoU 1.2.3.4; FHA 1; Tatler Editor; Career Conference; Zebra Staff; Speech Contests; Band Prince� 3.4; Flag Twlrler 3.4; Valedictorian; Sr. Play. THOMAS, SUE Pep Club 1. THOMPSON. JOHNNY Taller Staff 3. THURMAN, GLENDA Chorus 1. TURNER, JOHN FFA 1,2,3.4; FFA Land Judging Team 3,4. WARD, DOLORES Honor RoU 1.2,3.4; FHA 1.2; Library 2; Chorus 2.3; Math Contest 2; Jr. Play; CUss Reporter 3; Bookkeeping Contest; Pep Club 3.4; Pep Club Queen 3; Pep Club Treasurer 4; Office 4; KVOO Quiz; Sr. Play. WASHBURN, JOE MERLE FFA 1,2; FFA Entomology Team 1.2; Jr. Play; Pep Club 3, 4; Pep Club Vice President 3. WH1SNANT, RONALD Jr. Play; Chorus 1,2.3.4; State Contest In Chorus 2,3,4; Chonu PUy 2; Quarter in Slate Chorus 2; Sr. PUy. WILLIAMS, CHARLES Football 1,2,3,4; FootbaU Captain 4; Class Secretary 2; History PUy 3; AU-Conference FootbaU 4. YORK, KATHERINE Band 1.2,3,4; PHA 1.2; Tatler Staff; Jr. PUy; Senior Play JUNIORS DOUG ANDERSON President Sponsors MRS. SALLIE McGINNIS MR. PAUL LOVELL MRS. CARRIE DICKERSON MR. CLAYTON MILLINGTON MR. HARLAND JONES GLORIA CAFFEY Secretary-Treasurer DONNA HATCH Reporter JOE ELLIS Vice President ORVILLE WORDEN MARTHA AKIN VIRGINIA WILLIS PATSY JONES STANLEY NORFLEET . GRADY UPSHAW VONDA MERRITT DONNA JOHNSON LUCILLE BOONE COY HILDEBRAND BILLY JONES EDRA MUSGROVE MELVIN CHAMBERS CLARA INMAN ELDON JENKINS SHIRLEY JONES BOBBY BEAVERS MARILYN VERNON RAY CASEY MARY ANN WOLFORD LEROY ROWTON MARJORIE RAY JACK GLORY ADA SUE CLAGG CHARLES PATTON EVELYN HELTZEL CHARLES CAMPBELL BEAULAH MORGANS JERRY KIMBLERN NETTIE CORLEY JERRY BERRY RUTH WINEINGER ROY MAYBERRY MADELYN RIGGS DOUG YOUNG SHARON TANNER BILLY JOE STILL LAVERNE SMITHY JOHNNIE FRANKLIN BETTY BUFFALO BOB RUMBAUGH SUE ENGLAND JOE HARDER JIM HALE MARY ANN FALLETTI GARY HARDISON VADA KING DOUG NORFLEET HELEN POLONE CECIL SMITH JOY ZEVELY SHIRLEY VAN BRUNT DON PURKEY ROSE MATHEWSON DE WAYNE GABLE SHIRLEY SIGWING PHYLLIS BARRY DARREL HARRINGTON A JL SANDRA BAKER JERRY CLARK SHERRY BREEDEN CARL BOYD JANE BASSMAN BILL COLLINS NANCY SMITH DON CATES MABLE BELL JACK GARRISON SHIRLEY HANES RAYMOND CHAMBERS BILLIE RUTH HAYNES LAWRENCE BUMP VERA BURD KENNETH WHEELER MARY LOU DOLLARD JIM AVERY ROSE BALDRIDGE BETSY CODY JACK BALDRIDGE SUE HOUGH LARRY ARROWOOD DARLA GRAVES MARGARET PANNUCCI RAY MAYBERRY ALVINA ROTRAMEL EUGENE BOWEN BLANQUITA SMITH JERRY MOORE MARY ELIZABETH SMITH JIM McCASKEY MARY TURNER SOPHOMORES David Miller President Gail Whitenton Secretary-Treasurer Marsden Cunningham Vice President Phyllis Hansford Reporter Jerry Jaggers Joy Gable Betty Corley Sydney Scott Charles Burkhard Jimmie Baldwin Bob Hanes Billie England Adele Bryant Shirley Baker Phillip Brasier Verrol Nickles Yvonne Smith Larry Stokes Mildred Jones George Nipper Loraine Shatto Jim Turner Jerry Mae Johnson Ted Vest Glenda Moore Tom Hedgepath Florence McNames Charles Keller Bernice Woods Tommy Stacy Mary Ann Pigg Bill Boyd Carlene Jones Joe Edwards Nancy Pearson Tom Vaught Pat Goodin Ray Bingham Shirley Smith Frank Cherry Norma Glover Bill Baldwin Loretta Holland Richard Haddad Barbara Sue Roddam John Connor Barbara Hoselton Eton Peterson Dixie Griener Clifford Winn Martha Cox Edward Vierheller Patty Boyd Scott Townsley Mary Alice Chafin Lowell Kirkley Norma Rader Tim Miller Barbara Bond Gary Sibley Marlyn Groce Jimmy Gibson Peggy Shirk Sidney Smart Wilma McCrakin Don Woodson Madeline Rawlings Alvin McCrackin Shirley Chambers Robert Mooney Ruth Anderson Gary Lewis Sherri Wilson Harold Blaine Myma Lewis Danny Boone Richard Ward Geneva Hancock Joanna Hause Johnie Jones Jean Moore Alieta Hildebrand Jack Stender Janice Pickeu Marianna Norfleet Ruby Holt Jerry Sawyer Phyllis Moore Anita Roubideaux Joel Walker Nina Porterfield Mary Sumter Perry Dayton Gwen Huckleby Margaret Jennings Shirley Ryan Kenneth Kroger Joyce Williams Harvey Hendrix Etta Wallace Opal Townsley Robert Whitt Patsy Terry FRESHMEN Layoid Woodson President Linda Bernet Secretary-Treasurer Laymond Loyd Vice President Linda Hardison Reporter Fred Swan Mary Tague Parker Kinnear Ginny Bodley Luther Decker Sue Pettigrove Jim Summers Wanda Franklin Jim Stogdell Jo Ann Moore Pat Hunt Van Robinson Vivian Robinson Tommie Raymond Helen Marlar Fred Waford Shirley Akin Bennie Ellick Patty Haynes Perry Baker Iva Ross Raymond Dudley Janice Palmer Loyd Berry Jerry Sisco Ray Schmitz Hazel Golden Jere Rosson Julia Purkey Charles Ellick Carol Carnes Fred Vaught Shirley Lewis Leroy Corley Ruth Chambers Larry Smith Barbara Snyder Johnnie Sutton Ann Chronister Louis Armbrister Claudia Officer Harvey Miller Martha Fry Jim Johnson Betty Lou Bebb Dale Piquet Kathy Cottom Joyce Ketchum Johnie Brassfield Wanda Chaney Tommy Dowel Emma Malone Formen Dowling Mary K. Le Gate John Kincade Delourice Graves George Baker Virginia Reavis Don Schmitz Doretha Faught Russell Miller Mary Ann Bebb Ricky Brown Glinda Scott Venson Gourd Sherry Oxford Merl Duensing Norma Wass Harry Wingfield Patsy Scarborough Wilford Gardner Joyce Rager Don Sumter Cleo Nichols Tommy Copp Lenora Nimmo Bobby Nimmo Bernice Dudley Jerry Holman Bessie Thomas Roy Merritt Iris Green Jimmie Williams Bonnie Merritt Finley Ross Lewis Stephens Harlan Chambers Bonny Rader Harlan Shelton Roy Bolen Darlene Allsup Billie Collins Pat Copp Patsy Adams Jess Tincup Darryl Dixon Patrica Dickerson Mike Wingfield Jon Blocker Bertie Mae Wilson Joe Blackburn Jerrie Quick Donald Hedgpath Jimmie Hicks Helen Carter ENGLISH I ENGLISH LIT. -- Shades of Shakespeare! ENGLISH II -- Tell me a story. AMERICAN LITERATURE -- Comic books? BIOLOGY -- Plant or Animal? SHOP -- Manual Labor TYPING II — Nimble Fingers DRAWING -- Angle for angle SHORTHAND -- Take a Letter. GENERAL SCIENCE — That’s life! BOOKKEEPING -- Accuracy--details CHEMISTRY -- Brains? ALGEBRA II -- Figure Study SPANISH -- Hasta Manana BAND -- Sour? - See? BUSINESS ENGLISH — Proficient? DRIVERS TRAINING -- Living Dangerously Having funl Our school librarian. Miss Vessels and her assistants help solve our book problems. Left to right are: Mar- jorie Ray, Marilyn Vernon, Edra Musgrove, Laverne Smithey, Miss Vessels, Patsy Jones, Mary Etta Sum- ter, Barbara Holeston, and Gloria Caffey. Mr. McKeever and his efficient office force pose for the photographer. Seated from left to right are: Linda Hardison, Margrett Pannucei, Fern McCoy, Mr. McKeever, Mrs. Jaggers, Sharon Tanner, Sandra Baker, and Tracia Jones. Standing: Ruth Anderson, Dolores Ward, Sherry Breeden, Gayle Whitenton, Phyllis Hansford, Connie York, El DeanBeaver, Blanquita Smith, Martha Akin, and Bonnie Merritt. The Tatler Published the second and fourth Tuesday of each month y the journalism class of Claremore High School. ISSUE STAFF Joyce Streeter Associate Editor Carlene Burkhard Phyllis Hammons Mary Louise Scott Patterson, Ramsey and Catherwood iponsor Sallie L. McGinnis JOURNALISM CLASSES CHe CastWil, G J For0Student8 yTh® school bought the first of last Just the facts and a little bit more is the motto of the journalism classes of C.H. S. This ambitious group of students is scanning the latest addition of the Tatler. They work so hard! Seated on the floor are Rosalyn Skelton, Anita McGregor, Vera Lou Holt, Carolyn Branan, and Shirley Marlar. Seated from left to right are Phyllis Hammons, copy editor; Jim Marshall, Joe Freeman, sports editor; Sue Morgan, Jerry Smith, Mary Louise Scon, Jo Ann Hayes, Joyce Dudley, Kathryn York, and Patty Burton. On the back row is our advisor, Sallie L. McGinnis, who seems to be surveying the antics of the entire group. Standing left to right are Tracia Jones, W.R. Howell, Eugene Robinson, Larry Catherwood, Eric Hurd, Richard LeGate, Bob Stokes, Bob Cummings, Danny Ramsey, Ray Raynor, Ronnie Jaggers, advertising manager; Jimmie Patterson, and ye ole editors, Joyce Streeter and Carlene Burkhard. We hope you have enjoyed reading our Tatler as much as we have enjoyed publishing it. By defeating the Pawhuska Hus- kies in the final game of the 1953 football season, the Claremore Ze- bras have compiled the best record of any Zebra team in the past thirty- five years, even topping last year's brilliant 8-1-1 campaign. This years edition of the Zebras finished with an impressive record of 9-1-0. The victory parade started with a hard fought 19-6 win over the Pry- or Tigers and finished with an im- pressive defensive array that stalled Pawhuska 18-0. In the second game of the season the Zebras romped to a 12-9 win in a muddy defensive thriller against the Broken Arrow Tigers at Lanton Field. The Zebras traveled to Chelsea the following week to battle the old inter-county rivals, the Green Drag- ons. The Zebras came home with the silver tune of victory, 27-0. Next on the Zebra schedule came the tough Marquette Meteors of Tul- sa. After being given a second half score, the Zebras came off the field with a 32-13 victory. Next victim to fall before the BIG RED was a keyed up Vinita eleven that took 6-0 first quarter lead but faltered during the next three periods as the Zebras again prevailed 24-6. Zebras In First Loss To receive the only loss of the 1953 season, the loss that cost them the conference title, the Zebras journeyed to Nowata and fell before the Ironmen6-0 in a thrilling hard- fought- game. The Zebras, fighting back and showing real power, uprooted the Number Name 36 Carl Boyd 34 Doug Young 21 Jack Stender 24 Darrel Harrington 39 Don Woodson Bulldogs from Wagoner the follow- ing week before the home folks by the score of 32-0. For the second straight week, the opposition was unable to score against the Zebras, and the no- offensive foe was the Bixby Spar- tans, as the Zebras ran off with a 26-0 victory. Miami's Wardogs tried a desper- ate pass game against the Clare- more eleven, but in vain, a s the Zebras reached their offensive high in an easy 38-6 win. Defensive Shines Then came the 18-0 victory over Pawhuska, with the Zebras running their point total to 228, or an aver- age of 22. 8 points per game. The opposition found the Zebras stingy. They counted only 46 points for the season, or an average of 4.6 points per game. Larry Catherwood, big 205 lb. fullback, carried for more yards than any other back, 609 yards, however Larry Brooks had the best average per carry, a neat 7.4 aver- age. Quarterback Jerry Smith earned himself a fine passing average by completing 30 of 69 passes for 407 yards, or an average of 43.4 per cent completed. End, Don Purkey, only a junior is 1953's top pass receiver, catching 13 aerials for 174 yards. Purkey al- so had a good punting average 32. 6 yards per punt, punting 28 times, good for 914 yards. Jerry Smith is also the top scorer garnering 69 points, 11 TD's and 3 extra points, followed closely by halfback Larry Brooks, with 66. Number Name 38 Don Purkey 27 DeWayne Gable 26 Tommy Hedgpath 41 Pete Jenkins 30 Larry Stokes A SQUAD First row: Stender, HB; Brooks, first string, HB; Smith, first string FB; Jones, first string HB; Gable, HB; Baker, QB. Second row: Young, tackle; Purkey, guard; LeGate, first string tackle; Williams, first string tackle; Ramsey, first string guard; Boyd, first string guard; Jenkins, guard; D. Purkey, first string end. Third row: Harrington, HB; Pool, first string, end; Hedgepath, end; Summers, tackle; Howell, center; Patterson, first string center; Woodson, FB. Fourth row: Stokes, Manager; Coaches, Dost, Lovell, Henke; Marshall, Manager. PAUL K. LOVELL Head Football Coach and Athletic Director of Claremore High School. WILLIAM F. DOST Assistant Football Coach and Gym Instructor. CLETE HENKE Head Backfield Coach and Junior High Coach. CHARLES Tubby WILLIAMS Capta in LARRY Hoss CATHERWOOD TOMMY Porky POOL GRADUATING DANNY Ram Leg RAMSEY JERRY Hoot SMITH RICHARD Hands LEGATE LOUIS Goat BAKER JIM Mabel PATTERSON LARRY Dragon BROOKS SENIORS GERALD Governor JONES MORSE Red PURKEY CAPTAIN Charles Williams, a senior tackle, was unanimously chosen captain. Tubby's jacket bears three service stripes. MANAGERS Bob Stokes and Jim Mar- shall, Coach Lovell's right- hand men, served efficient- ly as managers during the busy 1953 season. ALL-STATE Larry Catherwood... 1953 Zebra tackle was named ALL-STATE tackle He i« Standing: Coach Bogert, John Biswell, Lany Stokes, Stanley Norfleet, Gerry Lewis, and Larry Brooks. Seated: Richard LeGate, Tommy Vaught, Dewayne Gable, Jerry Smith, and Darrell Harrington. COACH BOGERT Bogert Says: A definite boost to the basketball morale of C.H.S. is due to our new gymnasium. This has been proven by the local turnout and support of our '54 team and the tournaments played here. Standing: Layoid Woodson, Darrell Dixon, John Sutton, Jercy Holeman, Richard Brown, Cleve Kinnear. Seated: Loyd Berry, Benny Ellick, Tyrone Burns, Joe Blackburn, ZEBRA SCORES 1953-54 SEASON Claremore Visitors 38 Tulsa Rogers 59 42 Bixby 27 46 Bixby 19 43 Tulsa Central 53 50 Wagoner 38 53 Wagoner 34 44 Wagoner Collinsville 33 47 Nowata 39 45 Nowata 68 44 Nowata 51 Claremore Visitors 44 Broken Arrow Broken Arrow 40 38 Miami Miami 42 44 Pawhuska 36 49 Pawhuska 63 48 Pryor 43 50 Pryor 49 38 Vinita 39 53 Vinita 57 30 Bamsdall 49 First five take a dribbling exercise B team runs through a passing drill Jerry and Richard beat the boards Tie ball Cross over set-ups help keep a trim figure. PE Students Take To Hardwood’s In Tournament The first of a series of Intramur- al basketball games began Janu- ary 18, at 12:30 in the new gym- Intramural Games End First Round The Claremore Intermural bas ketball games going into th fourth week have now completer the first round of their tourna ment. Wednesday, February 3 Bill Dost, Physical Education Instructor Someday we can do 25 push-ups and be men. FAVORITES DIXIE GREINER, sophomore, graciously shared the Zebra queen honor, marking the first tie for a queen in the history of CHS. CAROLYN BRANAN, a charming senior, was one of the two lovely 1953 football queens chosen by the Zebra Squad. VADA KING, a popular junior, was selected by the FFA Chapter to reign as their queen. t MARY LEE GILSTRAP, a poised senior, was BAND PERSONNEL RONALD E. GERARD Bandmaster of C. H. S. since 1946. FLUTES •Joyce Streeter • Mary Louise Scott Marjorie Gibson Glenda Huneke Shirley Berry Mary Ellen Ta_gue CLARINETS • Eric Hurd Ada Sue Clagg Phyllis Hammons Kay Strain •Carlene Burkhard • Virginia Reavis Mary Ann Bebb Bobby Blackburn Phyllis Bland Jan Stokes Wanda Dunlap Pat Welsh Jane Stender Sharon Bell Judy Warmack Eleanor Cutsinger Paula Thompson Wilma Lewis Georgia Wineinger OBOES Marsden Cunningham Juliana Dowling SAXOPHONES Kay Doran Patty Burton Gail Whitenton Hoytanna Lessley Rose Davis Judy Smith Dixie Greiner HORNES Shirley Jones Katherine York Betty Lou Bebb Jay Rosson TROMBONES Gary Sibley Jerry Jaggers Ronald Taylor Bob Bevers Edwards Sanders PERCUSSION Marcia McGregor David Miller Joe Harder Frank Sanders Fred Washington •Mary Lee Gilstrap BASSES Jimmy Gibson Tommy Raymond BARITONES Doug Anderson Grady Upshaw Roy Mayberry Carl Bevins CORNETS •Jerry Lingenfelter Etta Wallace Ronnie Jaggers Loyd Berry Jerry Clark Van Robinson Pat Hunt Jim Hicks Janet Branan Charles Burkhard Johnie Cutsinger Foreman Dowling Claude McClendon Bill Reesman Ronnie Walton Jon Blocker Jerry Sawyer •Officers of the band BAND OFFICERS BAND FRONT i'2 l 4Ultt04l V 2ccee t OH f2, f954 GIRLS' GLEE CLUB THE ZEBRA STAFF Richard, Jerry and Jim seriously consider a portion of the sport section. These girls were responsible for most of the sparkling cutlines in the book. Editor, W. R. Hpwell and Eric Hurd, business manager, halt a discussion of finances to consult with Ronnie Jaggers on his advertising. OUR EDITOR SAYS: In the past few weeks, as editor of the 1954 Zebra, it has been my pleasure and privilege to work with a staff that is truly invaluable due to the time and effort that they have contributed in helping with the production of the yearbook. To them I would gladly dedicate the book, but I am limited only to saying, Thanks, working with you has been a pleas- ure. I would like also to express thanks and appreciation to Mrs. McGinnis who truly guided and directed our every move in the production of the 1954 Zebra. 1954 ZEBRA STAFF W. R. Howell, Editor; Mary Louise Scott, Associate Editor; Eric Hurd, Business Manager; Ronnie Jaggers, Advertising Manager; Richard Le- Gate, Sports Editor; Assistants, Jerry Smith, Jim Marshall, Bob Stokes; Copy Writers, Carolyn Branan, Joyce Streeter, Joe Freeman; Layout, Danny Ramsey, Bob Cummings. Jim Patterson; Typists, Phyllis Hammons, Carlene Burkhard. Tracia Jones. SALLIE McGINNIS Advisor CAST Bobby Beavers as Wilbur Maxwell; Ray Mayberry as Mr. Moore; Donna Hatch as Miss Blayne; Sandr; Baker as Connie Maxwell; Joe Ellis as Mr. Maxwell; Gloria Caffey as Mrs. Maxwell; Jerry Clark as Hercules Nelson; Laverne Smithey as Aunt Mary; Bill Colins as Del Marshall; Blanquita Smith as Bemadine Smith; Rose Marie Mathewson as Betty Lou Maxwell; Roy Mayberry as Craig Moore. SENIOR CLASS PLAY GREEN VALLEY A Comedy-Fantasy in Three Acts Written by Frank Wattron was produced under the direction of Mr. Clayton Millington. The members of the cast are shown in the large picture. The girls in the group below assisted in staging the play and in costuming. MEMBERS OF THE CAST Dewey Parker. Kay Strain. Bob Stokes. Eric Hurd. Mary Louise Scott. Mary Lee Gilstrap, Richard Le- Gate. Morse Purkey, Kay Doran, Ronald Whisnant, Ray Franklin. Ronnie Jaggers, Patty Burton. Jim Patterson. Bob Cummings. Shirley Marlar, Ray Raynor, Dolores Ward. Jerry Smith. STUDENTS OF C.H.S. ---TRAVEL? JOYCE STREETER Valedictorian 1954 KAY DORAN Valedictorian 1954 MARY LOUISE SCOTT Salutatorian 1954 SCHOLASTIC HONORS Freshmen; Darlene Allsup, Loyd Berry, Linda Bernet. Pat Copp, Pat Dickerson, Mary K. LeGate, Claudia Officer, Sue Pettigrove, Virginia Reavis, Van Robinson. Iva Ross, Patsy Scarborough. Sophomores: Ruth Anderson, Adele Bryant, Richard Haddad. Phyllis Hansford, Barbara Hoselton, David Miller, Janice Pickett, Nina Porter- field, Shirley Smith, Gail Whitenton. Juniors: Sandra Baker, Robert Beavers, Gloria Caffey, Donald Cates, Shirley Hanes, Jerry Moore, Helen Polone, Blanquita Smith. Seniors: Carlene Burkhard, Kay Doren, Mary Gilstrap. Phyllis Hammons, W. R. Howell, Eric Hurd, Tracia Jones, Fern McCoy, Mary L. Scott, Kay Strain. Joyce Streeter, Dolores Ward. SUE PETTIGROVE Winner of the Will Rogers Essay Contest KAY STRAIN American Legion Oration Winner DEWEY PARKER Winner of the Jr. C. of C. Speech Contest SHZIIMO C.H.S. Pep Club, THE ZEBRANS and Miss Marion Wheeler, sponsor CHEERLEADERS from left to right are: Rawlings, Officer; Baker, Hardison, Baker, Stokes Bran an, Smith. ZEB JOHNSON Vocational Agriculture Advisor CARRIE DICKERSON F.H. A. Sponsor Royal Gaiety Compliments AKIN PLUMBING CO. 106 N. Cherokee Phone 335 GREGG’S BATTERY SERVICE GENTRY DRUG Prescriptions Phone 84 and 59 JACOBIA’S CITIES SERVICE STATION 300 N. Wichita Phone 899 Al v ; -FriPnHIv Service MARSHALL’S Children’s Shoppe 612 W. Will Rogers Blvd. Phone 793 SOONER RADIO TV RAY’S WESTERN SHOP RIGGS TIRE SUPPLY 408 West Second Phone 986 ______L-A- Riggs____ CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Hotel Will Rogers Home of the Smorgasbord Rice Funeral Home Claremore, Okla. GIFTS WATCHES DIAMONDS Will Rogers Drug GIFTS SOUVENIRS CANDIES Welcome Fountain Phone 327 Bud and Flo Claremore Jewelers 502 W. 3rd Telephone 230 Claremore, Oklahoma Reliable Watch and Jewelry Repair Mason Dress Shoppe Women's and Juniors' Apparel and Accessories Phone 174 Mason Hotel Block CLAREMORE. OKLAHOMA A Swell Place to Eat Fried Chicken Steak MR. AND MRS. VERGIL SMITH WELCOME YOU HERE 110 South Wichita Claremore, Oklahoma Silvis Dress Shop The Latest Styles Juniors and Misses 405 W. Will Rogers Phone 975 Reserve System Congratulations Seniors fr«m Munson Motor Co. MERCURY EARL and ZOLA VILES INSURANCE AGENCY All Types of Insurance SEE US BEFORE IT HAPPENS CURRELL LUMBER CO. 119 W. Will Rogers Phone 37 CLAREMORE. OKLAHOMA GENE JOHNSON CHRYSLER — PLYMOUTH Sales and Service 624 West Will Rogers Phone 1022 CHASTAIN'S Claremore's Leading Department Store C. W. CUNNINGHAM. Mgr. Phone 48 J. C. PENNEY CO. CLAREMORE, OKLAHOMA Where Rogers County Shops and Saves W. R. HOWELL, Manager CHARLIE REDFERN BUICK Sltelly Products Phone 9 Compliments MUSGROVE FUNERAL HOME Claremore, Oklahoma Best Wishes to the Class of '54 from KELLEY'S MEN'S WEAR ALICE AND ROLLAND FARLEY INSURANCE AGENCY CLAREMORE, OKLAHOMA 113 South Cherokee Ave. Phone 226 LEE LEGATE Grocery, Market, Bakery Free Delivery Phone 808 Custom Killed Beef for Locker Compliments WILSON HARDWARE Phone 258 Quality Hardware Since 1902 H. J. WILSON H. JIM WILSON POWELL CLEANERS AVA, OPAL AND ODIS 312 W. Will Rogers Phone 344 CLAREMORE, OKLAHOMA GEO. MELTON SONS PONTIAC —SALES AND SERVICE International Trucks and Tractors CLAREMORE, OKLAHOMA STONE'S SERV-ALL GROCERY AND MARKET Flour and Feed Free Delivery Town or Country BOYD’S CAFE We Feature Homemade Pies 516 West Will Rogers HEINS JEWELRY Your Jeweler A Particular Firm for PARTICULAR PEOPLE CLAREMORE THEATERS Yale Ph. 222 Cadet Ph. 1021 ROGERS DRIVE-IN-1016 Shows Are Better Than Ever CLAREMORE FLOWER SHOP FRESH FLOWERS ALWAYS FINE WORKMANSHIP Prompt Delivery Service We Give S H Green Stamps Phone 67 Congratulations Class of '54 NATIONAL am CLAREMORE A SHIRT COOKS KNOW YES, Smart Cooks know that for ease, economy and speed the new Automatic Gas ranges have got it. Easy to use, easy to clean—Designed to save up to 20% meat shrinkage in roasting—More economical to operate—Instant heat when you need it with no wasteful afterglow. Yes. the new Automatic gas ranges are designed to give you the most perfect cooking results ever achieved. See them at your dealers now. 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