Clinton High School - Tornado Yearbook (Clinton, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1951 volume:

CLINTON I-IICi'rI-I SCI-IOCJL CLASS OF 1951 THE! 1951 TORNADO, REIYISITEIJ BENEYYEIJ BEIIINITEIJ FIFTIEITII ANNIVERSARY REUNION' JIJNE 2001 E E E 4 . Don Rodolph MQW' Chns Crabtree Counolman Pat Cornell Bob 'Smith Councilman Paul Brown Cnunalman B111 balletly C19 Manage-r June 2001 Welcome and Congratulatlons to the C ll S Class ol 1951 Your home town JOIHS you ln the celebratlon oi the Golden Anmversary of your graduatlon The class of 1951 has made a most productn e and lastmg lmpresslon upon C llnton and upon all the commumtres around the country where they have made thexr homes 1 he nurses doctors teachers farmers homemakers busmcss men and women and mxlltary personnel who came from your ranks truly are a cross sectlon ol what makes our natron great and mdeed what makes our town proud May your reunlon reltmdle the sp1r1t and vlgor your class enjoy ed durlno the wonderful years of h1 gh school We are proud ofyou' Don Rodolph Mayor P 0 Box 1177 Clmton, Oklahoma 75601 415 Gary Boulevard Phone SSOHZ5 0217 Fax 5807325 0346 0 'V fx--,N 4 'Vw A O Cy 1. I 1 ,-.. 1 2 me 'g -e e -:wx 1 xf y f Q, , ff I , , , M Q P , A f Councilman S 31, 09 I . . . V f Y , V I x' V . . - a s I x . X ' I . . . x N r L ' f i C - 1 1 C l I l 1 ! ! Q 5 i i wi DTEDICJZLTION T he memhers of the Clinton 5-figh SchoofCiass of 1951 cfeihcate this jfyftieth Anniversary Book to those cfassmates who have checf Our reunion gathering, and indeed our hves, is profouniffy diminished hy their ahsence. Our sorrow is onfy lessenecfhy the many foncf memories ofthe happy times of our schoofifays. What we affhave hecome is cfue, in some manner, to the infhience these chzar friends hacfupon our hves. It is our sincere intent, with the cfechcation of this hooh to their memory, to honor them as they have honored us. JOHN ARMSTRONG JOE TIREY HARDIN EVELYN HUDGINS HOFFMAN C. D. LEEMHUIS BRUCE MERRILL JERRY POWERS JACK ROLLINS JOHN DALE SNIDER WINNIE MAE BROWNING WINNETT BOBBY RAY HOLLY LUCILLE ISERNHAGEN ROSENBERG ADRIENNE LORE DON MORGAN ROSA REINSCHNIDT ROSS ETHYLE SAWATZKY ZINNO ARLEE WEIL I I I I I I I I I I I I E i i i i we emories frbounh tor Qllassmates of G4 5 1951 Qlt's so harh to imagine the classmates foe habe lost in our Qllass of 1951- Qltemembering hoto fue hah such fun anh pleasure at football games, basketball games, In-tnior-Senior from anh, of course, grahuation-foonhering it some ot us fnere going to grahuatel Q Ent, it it Suas up to gltllr- Qlastleberrg anh ,5l.HHiss glfurne, anh, of course, glilirs- gllrfoin, foe fnoulh come through fnith tlging colors. Qut, ine all came through fnith tlging knofolehge. Remembering Eljohn Qgole Sniher making those touchhofons- Ellerrg flgoiners anh 'gagruce glilierrill. Qliosa anh Hora anh Bill 3HHoohs selling those honuts at the games- gtiemembering QLQB- Illeehmans scoring grahes anh Minnie glltlae Qrofnning foho alioags hah a smile on her face, glfrances 'Qlreahfnag fnho lifteh up gour spirits fohen gou foere lofn- me fnere Berg fortunate to habe a ioonherful group of classmates- Qanh, of course, woe gliarhin ioith his exquisite hrg humor anh heep speaking boice- Cpur class inas one of the largest classes on recorh at that time- EHoesn't it seem as gesterhag foe fnere all together, making sillg faces fnhen going back anh forth to classes- with our fonhest memories, it Eoas great at Qllinton 3-lfligh School as foe remember enhearing moments of gestergear- 'Qlhere Eoere some gooh hags anh some bah hags- flgne hag a smile fnoulh appear. 'alhe next hag foe fnoulh habe unfuanteh hometuork- 2Qut,foe Eoere all so luckg because there ioas no hrug inbolbement or guns brought to school to put our classmates into harm's inag, such as stuhents in this current era. 'Zflet us thank our Qgrecious glfather in Qlileaben for our fnonhertul gears of great support receibeh huring our school gears that leh to gooh behaflior at Ql-35.5. anh thank our parents- 3Ihere's an olh saging, those foere the ufgooh f1Blh Bags- git is sah that some ot our classmates habe passeh on. Ent ine must be strong anh prag for them anh be ot gooh courage- Qxnh reach out to others in neeh of lobe anh support, gifring compassion anh kinhness to them. tgoh bless those tnho habe heparteh this earth anh Cgoh bless our Gllassmates of 1951 anh heep compassion to gou alll glltlag gour libes be filleh inith jog anh gour hreams come true- Uo mg foonherful Qllassmates anh 63115. alma mater- glfonhest memories, Sameera Qttahhal Helson Q Qlopgright ZUU1 bg Sameera Qliahhal Nelson Behicateh to Qllinton Etligh School ,All rights reserixch Glass of 1951 : J ' ,a-. . ' N u V- 1. in 1 . - I y'.'i 'ft E Q Q Q 3 19.55 'IIV I4 N Q Q' 2 E' M1 f E' IHFI S ' Li: Ls' 2 Q Z' H 1 HI- if - v 9+ , u ' X , . 3 ' 1 , 5 I V445 my mf 6 Q 5 p 5 3 .E 5 U, 5 D 1 ,JT 3 ' - i , ff x , 3 x X A 5 3 as 25.3 R15 3,8 8.8 2.3 5.3 3.3 SEQ 5.3 33 Ong SA QQ 2.3 ag sing Q30 oqg Sig da DQ 3-2 ng 2-3 3 :A ug gg 3 sl: pg 26 ng TM 3 5-0 3 2-2 S 3 3-2. 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He has attended Clinton schools-for his entire education and is the son ofMr. and Mrs. Ab Armstrong, John was a member ofthe student council when a feshman and played baseball with the American Legion team. He is employed by the C. R. Anthony department store. 2001 After graduating ftom high school, John Uohnnyj attended OU and received a BS degree in Petroleum Engineering. As part of the ROTC program in college, John was required to serve in the U.S. Army. He was a captain stationed in Hawaii for two years. While in Hawaii, John made some beautiful wood ftuniture that his wife, Mary, who he married when he was 32, still has. John and Mary have three children: Mike, Christie and Kelly. John also, has two grandchildren: Nadine, fMike'sJ and Hunter fKelley,sJ, neither of which he ever got to meet. After the Army, John worked for Phillips for approximately 25 years as Drilling Superintendent in Texas and then Arkansas. After Phillips, John worked for Exeter Drilling Co. for the remaining 10 years of his life as Drilling Manager first in Louisiana and then back to Texas. John died in Houston on March 27, 1991 of a heart attack. John was a special individual and is missed dearly by his family. 5 X , V: ag 6 Y Ronnie Baggett 110 N. Pine s1,P.o. B651 716 Linden, rx 75563 19031 756-7481 1951 Son if Mr. and Mrs. Ted Baggett who are now living in Sayre, Oklahoma. Ronnie has been in Clinton schools since hisfreshman year. He has been active in vocal music and speech work, winning the trophy for the most outstanding actor at the district one- act play Contest this year. He plans to enter Southwestern State College this fall. 2001 After graduation I attended Southwestem until I was drafted into the Army. I stayed in for twenty-seven years! In 1954 I married another CHS graduate, Annette Thomas, C531 I had assignments in Germany, France, Ft. Lewis Washington, and at Ft. Sam Houston, Texas. I also spent several years at Fort Sill as an instructor in Nuclear Target Analysis. I had other tours in Korea and Viet Nam. I received my degree fiom Cameron University in 1972. After a four- year stint in Hawaii. I attended the US 1951-BIOGRAPHICAL UPDATES--2001 Army War College at Carlisle Barracks, Pennsylvania. My tinal Army assignment was at Ft. Leavenworth, Kansas where I retired as a Colonel. 1 then worked for the state of Kansas tor ten years and retired again in 1988. Annette and 1 had four children. Our oldest son died at age 16 and our oldest daughter when she was 25. We have eight grandchildren and one great granddaughter. I enjoy woodworking and golf I love pleasing God and have been a Sunday School teacher since 1960. Annette stays busy doing volunteer work at the hospital and the local crisis center. We look forward to visiting with everyone at our big reunion in June. 2001 .rw 'Mr' A j. 'vii' we 2. - ' 'A 2 . . 'ab , Ila Belle fBasket1 Smith P.O. Box 5 Colony. OK 73021 f5801 929-7210 2001 You may recall that in my junior year I married Truman Smith and moved to a farm southeast of Hydro. We stayed there for two and a half years and in 1953 we moved to Clinton and run the PeeWee Grill for a couple of years. ln 1955 we opened a Maytag store but more importantly 1 went back to high school and finished in 1956. By this time we had two children. ln 1960 Truman became a preacher and we moved to a church in Rocky where we also farmed for three years. In 1963 we moved to Colony, 1 attended an advanced beauty school in 1970 and began working in a bank in 1974-1976. ln august 1976 we opened a cafe in Colony and began catering in 1980. We are still in that business plus we started a bed and breakfast and a wedding chapel in 1998. We are definitely not retired. We have three children and four grand children. We have been and still are very busy. Quay Ann fBentonj Grunewald 817 Blackburn Grand Prairie, TX 75050 1951 Quay Ann Benton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Benton, 224 North Eleventh, another graduating senior is planning to he a music teacher after she graduates from college with a Bachelor cy' Music education. At Clinton High School this year she won the annual Northrup Music Award and letter in vocal and instrumental music. Miss Benton has attended Clinton Schools for twelve years. She attended Nance and Washington grade schools. 2001 After the big G day in 1951, 1 attended OSU QOAMC, in those daysj until that Hfatefulw day in 1953 when I married Kenneth Grunewald. But we have come 1951--BIOGRAPHICAL UPDATES--2001 through these past 48 yer without too many bruises, and we are fairly well intact! Really though it's been a great marriage and hardly seems possible that we are itsenior citizens? Ken had eight brothers and sisters, so I, being the only one, inherited a large wonderful family. It took me a couple of years to get use to this, but how thankful I am now, and have been through the years, for all of them. Just before we were married, Ken was inducted into the Army, so we spent the first two years of marriage in San Antonio, Texas. After his stint there, we moved to Weatherford, Oklahoma to finish our schooling. We both needed about the same amount of' hours to finish. He majored in sports and I in music. Since he wanted to be a coach and teach. I decided to get my degree in music education and teach also. I was with childs' when we returned to Weatherford so it took me a little longer to finish, but we graduated together in the summer of 1957. Our first child, a boy, Kevin was born in 1955. He is now 45 years old and he is also a teacher. He played professional golf for several years after graduating from TCU. He also married a teacher and went back to school to get his teaching certificate, He and his wife, Teresa, both teach in the Mansfield CTXJ I.S.D. He teaches high school chemistry and she works in the ESL Cteaching other languagesl. They have two daughters, Laura, 15 and Katy Ann, age 10. Our first jobs after graduation were in Mooreland, OK. We spent four years there, Ken being basketball coach and assistant football coach. I taught music in the elementary grades and private lessons, also. While in Mooreland, our second child was born, a girl named Karla. She is married and owns and works in her beauty salon in Grand Prairie. She and her husband have two daughters, Alane, 8 years and Alison, 6 years of' age. Alan is with Southwest Airlines, CWe get a free ticket now and thenj. Alter our four years in Mooreland, we were in Wellington, TX. for only a year before moving on to Arlington, Texas in 1962. Ken again coached several schools in Arlington, where he retired with 35 years in 1989. I taught music again, until 1977. During this time our little caboose', came along. Kelly was bom in 1968. After his college days, he turned professional in golf He has played a lot of the mini-tours since 1992. Last year he played on the Buy.com fOld Nike tourl and was among the top 15 money winners CS200,000j. So that qualified him to play on the PGA tour. this being his first year. He and his wife Kelley falsoj have one daughter, Riley, 2 years old. They live across the street from our daughter here in Grand Prairie. We are so proud and thankful for our three children and that they all live so close. Needless to say, Ken and I have spent a good deal of traveling all over to watch Kelly play golff Ken plays golf nearly every day, also when we are at home. I love to read, read, read! I also have done lots of handwork fknitting. crocheting, needlepointj through the years and still do when the mood strikes me. I quit teaching in 1977, had just had enough of it. I have had several ucareersw, trying to find another Pnichei' I guess. I worked for the Texas Rangers Baseball Club from its inception in 1971-1982. this was mostly part-time and in the summer I was still teaching. I worked there afitll- timei' from 1979-1982. Had lots of fun and enjoyed it tremendously! I also studied Real Estate and got my license only to find out it just wasnit my cup of tea. I purchase a small antique-resale shop in Grand Prairie, and had fun fnot much profitj with that for a couple of years before closing up. 1951-BIOGRAPHICAL UPDATES--2001 Then for a few years, I just did substitute teaching now and then until I took a course in scoping and note reading in courtroom stenography. Alter Bnishing that, the school asked me to stay on and teach court-reporting theory and English. So I was with them from 1989-1993. At that time I had my mother with us and I really needed to stay with her more and more, so I quit teaching, although it was a very fulfilling job. As it happens, I lost my mother just this past week. She was 89. I lost my dad in 1971, two years after they pulled up stakes in Clinton and moved here to be near us and again help in the babysitting department. Our 'ffamily togethernessn thing for my family has always been golf- as we all have played, and played together a lot of the time. I haven't been able to play much the past 10 years because of back problems. However, we are still in the baby-sittingu mode when we are needed, so all-in-all, we don't let much grass grow under our feet. God has given us so many blessings and we have so much to b thankfill for. Sure goes by in a hurry, doesnit it, my friends? For all of you who have taken time to calllwrite me, thank you so much. I know it must be a tremendous thing to organize all of this. I think it's great, and the Lord willing, 1,11 see all of you in Jtme. Won't it be tim to see how weive changed and talk ofthe Hold days '? Till then, God bless! ii -ffl A ,V ' P - a 1 . X I K s 5 fs fy? t EW 1 IW! 9 f- -H 3'-if ,A N .i F ff- ,551 . 24-t V V V c :1-,Xg,vift',z'- ras' ? J , , an-,.: 1- sw . ' Jibril! - . hfvgltf, ' -fff'1f . -,gl .' ngwp,-7,' ', ,ff - ' . , :Q , ' vfHyyav,-Akai: 3 ss- - A-Q ....... .1 Jack Bieberich 4412 Luree Dr. Salem, OR 97305 1951 Jack Bieberich, another student moving to Clinton only this year, plans to attend Southwestern State College afer graduation. Jack is now a member of the T and I Club. Q- 64 5 fx I I.. if . J' :Iii 'lx' Bill Boies 2500 University Hts. Muskogee, OK 74403 19185 682-3159 2001 Happy 50'h retmion to the Red Tornado Class of 1951! As some of you may recall, I moved from Clinton to Muskogee in January 1951 so did not graduate with you. As tate would have it, my move to Muskogee provided me the great blessing of meeting Ann Kilgore. We married on June 7, 1952. 1951--BIOGRAPHICAL UPDATES--2001 Alter graduating from Muskogee Central High in 195l I enrolled in Oklahoma University and graduated in 1955. ln March, 1954. our first daughter, Becky, was born. As was the norm in those days for the guys, I was in the ROTC and was commissioned a 2 d Lt. in the Army Finance Corp and was on active duty from October 1955 'til September 1957. Most of our days were spent at Fort Sam Houston, San Antonio, Texas. While at San Antonio, our son, Wes, was born in .Iuly 1957. September 1957 ....... Out of the amiy and back to Muskogee, where our youngest daughter, Andrea, was bom in October, 1960. From 1957 to July 1962 I worked for Ann's dad, a cotton merchant and bought and sold real estate. On August 1, 1962, I purchased a small casket manufacturing company QRoyal Casket Co., lnc.j in Muskogee. We struggled to make a living tor several years betbre being in the right place at the right time which made limited success come a little easier. The company has distribution centers in Muskogee and Oklahoma City and a warehouse in Dallas. In 1997 I sold majority interest to my son and started semi-retirement. Enough about me. Ann and I have eight grandchildren. Becky, a single mom, has two girls. Wes and his wife have two boys and Andrea and her husband have two boys and two girls. Ann and l spend a lot of time at our cabin in Colorado. We both enjoy tly- lishing in the surrnner and skiing in the winter. Ann has made several back packing trips in the Colorado motmtains. She is much tougher than me! When in Muskogee, we both play golL enjoy art, antiques and traveling, and we are active in First Baptist Church. l still consider Clinton High School as my alma mater and thank you for including me in out reunions. The Iriends and relationships l made during my life in Clinton will have a place in my heart as long as I am alive, I-sa: Ronnie Bonham Route 2, Box 218 Hugo, OK 74743 C5801 326-2054 1951 An employee of his father 's service station, Ronnie is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Hi Bonham. He has been in glee club for-four years and during his freshman year sang with the boys sextelle. Ajier gradualion he plans to continue working. 2001 Alter graduation. I worked as a surveyor at Carswell AB and with the Oklahoma Highway Department. I spent a hitch in the Army as a Paratrooper and served a tour in Germany. When I got out I went back to being a surveyor. Survey tumed into a construction site engineer and in that capacity, I worked many major projects still around today such as the Oklahoma Tumpike. the Hugo dam, and in Kentucky, the Cave Run dam, One of my last jobs was with the City of Tulsa constructing their new water plants in 1991. I have one daughter, who lives in Miami and one granddaughter. I have lived in Oklahoma. Qstill dol. Kentucky. and Colorado and in Houston 1951-BIOGRAPHICAL UPDATES--2001 and Austin Texas. Vwiile in the Army I lived in Germany. I am retired. really retired, in Hugo Oklahoma where I fish and hunt any thing I want and anytime I want which is pretty often. it - Q x X Betta fBowesj Stone 1215 Hayes Clinton. OK 73601 1951 Betta .lane is the daughter ofMr. and Mrs. Dean Bowes, 1215 Hayes. She is a member ofFHA and has participated in glee club-for-four years. Betty fBrehmJ Stephenson 138 Dorsey Place Henderson. NC 27536 1951 lhe daughter ry' Mr. and Mrs. George Brehm, Betty has been a member of the glee club for three years. An active FHA member. she attended the national meeting ofthat organization in Kansas C 'ily Betty has also modeled for John A. Brown in an F114 style show two years ago. 2001 Can't believe it has been 50 years since we graduated and I married the skinny sailor from North Carolina with a deep southem drawl. Steve stayed in the Navy until 1956, during which time we lived in San Diego, Ca. twice and Memphis Tenn. Alter he got his discharge, we moved to Melbourne, Fla. where he was involved in the space program at Cape Canaveral Chow Cape Kemiedyj. I did not pursue a career other than being a wife and mother until my youngest child started kindergarten. I then took a Substitute Teaching course at the local community college and became a substitute teacher until we moved to N.C. in 1971. We have 4 children, Marcia, Michael, Robert, and John. We have tive grandchildren and another due in October 120001. They range in ages from 2 months to 25 years. In 1971. Steve semi retired from the space industry and we moved back to his home land. We bought 26 acres of wooded land Hom his brother and built a home in the country. He was a building contractor and a rural mail carrier. Alter we moved back to N. C.. I took some refresher courses at the college in business. All the typing and bookkeeping that little Mrs. Oster had tried to teach me had kinda escaped my memory. I got a job at one of the Jr. High Schools as a Secretary-bookkccper and remained in the school system as a state employee until 1994 and then retired. I had always enjoyed sewing. reading and walking so have taken up quilting. water aerobics at the YMCA and am active in my church 1951-BIOGRAPHICAL UPDATES--2001 and choir. I volunteer as a tutor at the elementary school and also volunteer at our hospital. In 1995, my beloved husband of 45 years died after years of declining health. Life without him has been a diliicult adjustment but my kids are strong people and very supportive. I have turned the farm over to my yotmgest son and have moved to town so please note my current address. I look forward to seeing you in 2001. If the Lord be willing and the creek don 't rise. Winnie Mae fBrowningj Winnett Deceased 1951 Winnie Mae Browning, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H E. Browning, 444 South Seventeenth has attended Clinton schools for her entire education. While in High school, her favorite subjects have been typing and shorthand and Winnie Mae wants to continue study of this type in a business college after graduation. Her ambition is to become a stenographer. 1985 Winnie Mae Browning Winnett, 52, died in August, 1985 in St. Louis, Missouri. After she had graduated from Clinton High School in 1951. she worked for Charles Oliver in the movie theater. In 1954 she met and married David M. Winnett of Colbert, Oklahoma. David was a supervisor with Westem Electric Company. Following David's two-year stint in the Army that took them to Georgia and Illinois, the couple lived in Southwest Oklahoma City until a promotion in 1969 took them to Ellisville, Missouri, a suburb of St. Louis. Winnie Mae had worked in the Kenny Skaggs Tag Agency while in Oklahoma City and in the Dental Clinic of Dr. Andrew G. Mitchell in Ellisville. Winnie Mae and David had two boys, Michael David, 45, of Wildwood, MO, and Mark Allen, 43, of Marion, OH. Both are graduates of the University of Missouri-Rolla and both have successful careers. There are tive grandchildren, three boys and two girls. Her family has expressed sincere best wishes for all Winnie Mae's classmates at the fiftieth anniversary celebration. A -ES 5 THE RED ORNA boEs DISTRICT CHA MPS 35 TIMES IN THE LAST 50 YEARS! 1951-BIOGRAPHICAL UPDATES--2001 La Vona fBuffingj Meget 432 south 24th Clinton, OK 73601 Q580J 323-1779 1951 Sometime this month Miss Lavona Buffing will be married to Troy Meget, a member of the air force stationed at Shepherd Field in Wichita Falls . With commerce as her favorite subject, LaVona has attended Clinton schools for jour years coming here j?'om Bessie where she now makes her home. 2001 Alter we graduated I married Roy Meget a few days later on May 26, 1951. We moved to Wichita Falls, Texas where Roy was stationed in the Air Force. While in Wichita Falls, I worked at Sears. Alter 2 years, Roy was shipped to Kedena AF Base, Okinawa. During his tour in Okinawa, I lived with my parents at Bessie. Our lirst son was born on 9-28-53. We lived in Bessie 1 year alter the overseas tour was over and then moved to Clinton. Our second son was born 3-2-60. I still live in Clinton where I retired 8- 4-98 alter 42 years as a secretary at the First Baptist Church I have 5 grandchildren, Nathan 23,Jared 20, Jase 13, Hunter, and Sydney 3. Sydney is named alter me Sydney Ileen. I still live here in Clinton and enjoy doing things with my grandchildren Roberta fBurnsJ Wermy 134 Rawlings Drive Clinton, OK 73601 C5805 323-5723 1951 Commercial work has been selected as Roberta Burns future. As yet, she has is undecided on which college to attend Roberta is a member of the band orchestra, and FHA, and lists typing and shorthand as favorite subjects. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Burns of route two, Clinton. 2001 Alter graduation I attended SWOSU- Weatherford then transferred to OSU- Stillwater, OK. I then went to work for the Federal government for 34 and Z years. I retired in 1990 but returned to work in 2000, and I am still employed in my profession in health records. I married a boy from Cache, Oklahoma and I am still married to the same man so I also work at my second job as a housewife. My husband, Glenn Wermy, who also retired ltom the Federal govemment, and I have four children: a son, Edward who is still employed with the Federal govemment in Oregon, our oldest daughter, Birdie Kay George, with FDIC in Dallas Texas, another daughter, Agnes Germeo, a housewife, and another son, Kristopher, 20 years old and presently a junior at SWOSU. We have six grandchildren, three girls and three boys. 1951 BIOGRAPHICAL UPDATES 2001 We have hved in Gallop NM Anxdarko OK San Antomo TX and of course C lmton where we now hve I stay busy wrth our youngest son my work m the health records system whlch I enyoy and I love to read 123 Blackstone Chnton OK 73601 C5801 323 2975 1951 Swzmmzng huntmg and fishzng are Bob s favorite pastzmes and hzs favorzte subject at Chnton has been carpentry After gradualzon U' he does go to college ll wzll be Oklahoma A and M He was born 18 years ago at Chnton and has attendcd Qlznton schools for I0 years wzth the rest of his schoollng at Foss U he doesn I go to college Bob zntends to work In the ozlfelds ncar Ardmore 200 Alter graduatlon I yomed the Army factually I was draftedj and had a tour m Korea After drscharge I marrred a regrstered nurse Angela Hulett m 1956 I started workmg for Publlc Scrvlcc Company of Oklahoma ta ut1l1ty companyj and 37 years later I retlred I was glven speclal recogmtlon for bemg accrdent free for the whole 37 years Angela and I have three cluldren Marty llves Oklahoma Cnty and works for an o1l company as a land manager Domua lrves m Clmton and IS Branch Manager for a local Oklahoma bank Brent hves lI'l Chnton and IS Loglstlcs Manager for Bar 3 Food Company We have hve grandchlldren aged 19 I5 14 9 and 8 Because there IS no where else m all the world I count Clmton as my home and always have Cand always wllll Smce retrrement I pl ty golf every day and occaslonally go fishmg fmostly for golf ballsj and I l1ke to watch sports on TV Angela and I are actrve ID the church act1v1t1es at Broadway Helghts Baptlst Church My Grandson MY GRANDSON was a member of the Oklahoma State 2000 Champronslup football team Jake Carroll 3548 Fox Hollow Lane Brrmmgham AI 35226 1951 Thzs 19 year old senzor has been a driver ry' a Clznton school bus for ncarly thrce years .lakes parents are Mr and Mrs John Carroll He got all hzs schoolzng rzght here at C lznton He plans to start farmzng afer graduatzon although he says hzs hobby 1s motklng on c ars 1i-ug I THE RED TORNADOES TEN TIMFS QTATE CHAMPS -171: 11 , , 1 . . . . 3 9 5 s -L 1 1 'f ' f ' 4 ' f I f ' C -a s I 9 ' .1 ' . . . . 1 -. - 9 a 9 ' v . y V , ' 1 I - v H I L- - r . . si . . , . . 9 9 I I 1 I I I 1 4 I I I K' . Q H, . . . E- v . I , - 1 n C ' . Hif' i ,Sq . . v- L' Ag filflg T L '5- -, 2 ' '1 5, ffl .ag , M , IAA. V - X. , V V '? ,JI ,Q 1 ' -fly . y . . . . IT v -fray. jj? 1 . . , . . .. 1 - Y . A J ' A n . 1 I ' 1 1 i . I I I . . - . . . . . . . r ' ' K A' 1 D A - A. , , 1 I - . . . , I - . . , . . , . . . I . , . , I v . . . , . A :xx I . . lg U ' N A 1 . . . . . ' 1,-+4 - Y -71 .L S . u 0 0 T W if ' r I . 'w . 1 ' JB. L L 1951--BIOGRAPHICAL UPDATES--2001 Ina Mae Cates Address Unknown A wi' .. f ' .1 ' F. .jf Q2 . Junior Cometsevah 1716 Prairie Chief Clinton, OK 73601 15803 323-1913 1951 Junior Cometsevah, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Laird Cometsevah is one of the most versatile athletes ever to attend Clinton high school with performances in football, baseball, track and basketball. He was honored as an All-State end on the Enid Morning News team of 1950. He was All- district in football. Junior is now in the Air force and is attending a dental technicians school at Great Lakes Naval Training Station near Chicago. 2001 I enlisted in the Air Force Medical Corp and sewed 13 months in Korea. My wife Colleen and I were raised in homes where the Cheyenne language was very fluent. Because of this we were able to tell the life of the Cheyenne. I am retired from the Bureau of Indian Affairs and am now helping with the Cheyenne Arapaho Elderly Nutrition Center. For a hobby, I like to work with arts and cralis. I have six children, five grandchildren and two great grandchildren. My brother's grandchildren are my grandchildren also. My wife and I are working as consultants for the National Park Service to establish a National Historical Site in southeast Colorado commonly known as Sand Creek Massacre, November 29, 1864. We have worked with Senator Ben Nighthorse Campbell and House of Representative Bob Shaifer. On March 23, 1998, I was invited to Washington, D.C. to give testimony before the Senate Hearing Committee to support the historical site under the National Park Service. October 6, 1998 I was invited to the Oval Oliice in the White House to witness President Clinton signing the bill into law. Over 400 artifacts have been located in this area and they will be displayed by the National Park Service when the building is established on this site. In 1999 I was invited again to the Senate Hearing Committee to support a bill for appropriations to buy this property for the National Park Service. On occasion, I have been an advisor to the film industry and was once interviewed in my home by Marlon Brando. My wife and I became interested in Cheyenne historical events since my wife is a descendent of Chief Black Kettle, and Chief Black Kettle and my grandfather were at the 1868 Washita Massacre at Cheyenne, Oklahoma. Chief Black Kettle was murdered but my grandfather survived. General Custer came from Fort Supply south to Cheyenne to Black Kettle's village and attacked while they were sleeping early in the morning on November 27, 1868. The remainder of the Cheyenne wandered around and settled 20 miles south of Amarillo, Texas at Palo 1951-BIOGRAPHICAL UPDATES--2001 Dura Canyon. The Cavalry from Fort Cobb sent General McKinsey to Palo Dura Canyon for another massacre in 1874. One year later, the remainder of the original camp leaders were arrested and taken to Darlington north of E1 Reno, Oklahoma. There they were place under shackles around their waist and ankles. My great grandfather was arrested June 15, 1875 in Westem Oklahoma and became a prisoner of war. The prisoners of war were taken to Fort Marion, Florida for three years, then brought back to western Oklahoma to the former Cheyenne and Arapaho reservation which was established August 10, 1869 by Presidential Executive Order. This reservation included the land that Clinton is located on. The ranchers would encroach on and create problems for the Indians. The Dawes Act of 1889 gave every Cheyenne and Arapaho, regardless of age, 160 acres of land. The balance was opened to settlement for the land run in April 1892. The town of Clinton as established on four comiecting former Cheyenne allotments. My grandmother was allotted 160 acres adjoining the northwest part of Clinton. My family still owns this original 160 acres of land. My Indian name is Whistling Eagle Billy Don Cox 1003 Randall Road Weatherford, OK 73096 C5801 772-3255 1951 Billy Don Cox, son of Mrs. Della Conley, 914 Choctaw, plans a career of professional singing. He has attended Clinton schools for twelve years and participated in a large number of voice groups. He is a member of the Glee Club and received a superior rating as soloist the state vocal contest. He plans to work for a professional band alter graduation. Anna Lee fDavenportj Young P.O. Box 1195 Drumright, OK 74010 C9181 352-2426 1951 Interrupting her education to move to Enid Anna Lee returned to Clinton to graduate. During her sophmore year she served as secretary of her class and was also a member of the student council. A member of the T and L Club, she is employed by the Redland theater. 2001 I was married in Jan 1951 and therefore I immediately became a homemaker until our children were gl in school. I worked for C.R. Anthony for 4 years and then Oklahoma Gas and Electric for 19 years. I have been married to Lee Roy Young for over filly years now. We have five children, Steve, Debbie Dennis and twins 1951-BIOGRAPHICAL UPDATES--2001 Tim and Kim. Our grandchildren are Brent, Doug, Jennifer, Whitney, Jessica, Alex, Neil, Emily and Brian. We have lived in Oklahoma most of our married life, that being in Okmulgee, Bristow, and Drumright. My hobbies are my children and grandchildren also our home, church work, voltmteer work and reading. I am a member of Beta Sigma Phi, Bristow and Drumright Historical Society and the First Christian Church About our high school years, Iim sure they were wondertiill fwe just didn't know itll .5 1.. 5' H. 4 - gh xls. James Dozier Route 3, Box 256 Weatherford, OK 73096 C5805 772-2079 1951 An active member ofthe FFA, James R. Dozier received his Junior Farmer Degree during his high school career. Attending Red Rock grade school, James received all his high school education in Clinton. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James T Dozier, route one, Clinton. 2001 After graduation, I attended Oklahoma A 84 M in Stillwater, know known as Oklahoma State University. I also attended Southwestem College in Weatherford. In 1954 I was drafted and served two years in the United States Army. I returned home in December of 1956 to resume farming and ranching. In 1958 I married Betty Smith of Weatherford. We have two sons, Jeff is 38 and Wayne is 37. We have one grandson Keyton James. I am still farming and ranching. We live on our farm 6.5 miles northwest of Weatherford. Dixie lFosterj Bucknell 4865 Newstead Place Colorado Springs, CO 80906 C7191 576-0160 1951 T 0 become a secretary is the ambition of Dixie Foster, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H W Foster, 519 South Twewh Street. Dixie came to Clinton High school at the beginning of her freshman year, hom Leedy where she attended grade schools. She is a member of the glee club and selects typing as her favorite subject. She plans to attend college aher graduation. 2001 After our graduation, I attended Oklahoma State and graduated from there in 1955. I immediately went to work for Phillips Petroleum. But since marriage I have been busy keeping house and being a fulltime mother to our two children. Bob and I now live in Colorado Springs but we spent many years living in Hawaii. 1951-BIOGRAPHICAL UPDATES--2001 We are retired now and I do oil painting, travel a lot and of course spend time with our grand child. Joan Fransen 600 South 9 ' Clinton, OK 73601 C5801 323-0647 1951 Joan Fransen, who resides with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Fransen, 300 South Ninth, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John W Fransen In high school she has been a member of the honor society and the FFA Club. She also receive the Commerce Award, and lists commerce as her favorite subject. She plans to attend a telegraph school or a business college afer graduation and become a secretary. 2001 After graduation, Joan worked at Southwestern State College for four years and she was a student there for a year and a half She also worked six years for a CPA in Denver, Colorado and later moved to San Diego, California and worked in a personnel ofiice. Following that she worked for San Diego Colmty where she retired in 1997. After she retired, Joan moved back to Clinton where she now lives. She claims that watching television now occupies her time. . 'ax . ,. 2 l. A Jr W.C. Gifford 1707 Drollinger Wichita, KS 67218 C3163 682-4127 1951 Serving as president of the T and I. Club this year W C. has attended Clinton schools for his entire education. Future plans are to attend Oklahoma A. and M college at Stillwater where he will major in English. 2001 I moved to Wichita Kansas, October 1952 and started working at Cessna Aircraft Co. I served in the US Army, 1953-1955, with a ten-month vacation in Korea. I married Loalee Arthaud, RN from Mutual Oklahoma, in 1957. We have two fW.C. Gifford- continued on next pagej fW.C. Gifford- continued J children, the oldest, being a daughter. Paula, her husband and two children live Camarillo, California. Her husband is a biochemist. Our grandson, age thirteen, and granddaughter, age ten, are both in accelerated classes at school, and are on invitational soccer teams. Our son, Randall Lee, lives in Wichita, Kansas and is a senior Computer Hardware Technician. He is a good hunter and fisherman. Don't know why, he has only been doing this since age five. I retired from Cessna Aircraft Company at age fifty-nine after only forty years. Too busy to work, am available for fish andlor hunt anytime, and my farmer 1951-BIOGRAPHICAL UPDATES--2001 'friends and I have been known to drive a hundred miles for lunch. I feed a few cows dLu'ing the winter and have a small agriculture business. I work only on my schedule. Too busy to loaf and too lazy to work. ' I- M in ' ui . V Gif gs . I XQ IG. 'P Chester Glancy Jr. 801 n south 9 ' street Clinton, OK 73601 15805 323-0742 1951 Chester, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Glancy , 801 S. Ninth, has been nicknamed Chessie the great because of his ability to perform a variety of myszyying tricks. He participated in basketball during his high school career, all of which has been spent in Clinton. Chester was born in Freons, Tex. 18 years ago and is 6' 4 tall. He intends to attend college at Oklahoma University afer graduation 2001 After graduation I attended college at Oklahoma State University . I served a hitch in the US Navy for four years and when I got out I began my career working in the Motel business. My wife, Margaret and I, have five children, Butch, Kim, Claudia, Mike and Loren, nine grandchildren and two great granddaughters I have lived in may places around the country and overseas. In Oklahoma, I have lived in, of course, Clinton, Weatherford, and Stillwater, in Texas, Kingsville, Corpus Christi and Shamrock. I also lived in Memphis, Tennessee, Providence , RI and Key West, Florida. I lived in two places abroad, Havana, Cuba and Kito, Equidor. I am retired now and I am involved with race cars and dominoes Ginger CGravleeJ Schreiner 1101 Chandler Clinton, OK 73601 C5801 323-0628 1951 Home Economics is the favorite subject of Ginger Gravlee, daughter of JE. Gravlee, 611 Orient. Ginger has been attending Clinton Schools for 11 years, and attended school at Hobart for one year. She is a member ofthe pep club. She plans to work aper she finishes her high school studies and strive to have a happy home. 2001 In April of 1952 I married Larry Schreiner and continued to work in Clinton. I worked for Comell Construction Co., and Dupree Oil Co. I became the General manager and owner of the Ramada Imi as well as the Branding Iron Restaurant and the Turf Club. Larry is deceased and my son Allen lives in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. My 1951-BIGGRAPHICAL UPDATES--2001 daughter Angie lives in Wilder, Kentucky. I have three granddaughters, Nicole, Jena, and Julia who all live in Wilder, KY I am still in business as the Manager! Owner of the Ramada as well as the restaurant and club. I really enjoy seeing all our classmates! . ' Q , hr Royce Green 1132 North Sheridan Wichita, KS 67203 1951 Royce Green will go to work after graduation and will work towards becoming a printer. He is a member ofthe T and 1 Club and says advanced math is his favorite subject. Royce has attended Clinton schools for 11 Z years. He is the son of Mrs. Lena Green, 1105 Choctaw 2001 Right after graduation, Ken Watson, Don Morgan and I enlisted in the Air Force. I was in for four years. After I got out I went to work in the newspaper business as a printer. This became my career and it lasted for over 25 years. I worked as a union printer on newspapers in Oklahoma, California, Texas and finally in Kansas. I retired in Wichita Kansas where I now live. I had three step daughters, one of which is deceased, five grand children and eight great grand children. So 1 have moved around quite a bit and today I keep busy taking care of the kids, tending to my garden and an occasional walk. I will be glad to see everyone at the reunion. if V yea. .. ' 41 , E 'An 5. pm x ' gl . Gene Greenfield 2598 North Ayals D. 104 Rialto, CA 92376 1951 Gene Greenfield , son of EM Greenfield East of Clinton has attended Clinton .schools for three years, coming here hom St. Gregory's High School in Shawnee. He lists advanced math as his favorite subject and to retire as his ambition. He participated in track and plans to work after graduation. Two men, J.L. Avant and E.E. Blake, while waiting for a train at a station house, climbed up on a box car to look at the countryside. One of them said There's a place to build a town . From that, Washita Junction was settled almost overnight. Four years later, in 1903, it became Clinton, Oklahoma Territory 1951-BIOGRAPHICAL UPDATES--2001 Eugene Hall 517 South 7 ' Clinton, orc 73601 C5801 323-0270 2001 On September 1, 1950 the 450' Inf Div was called to active duty. I served in Japan and Korea until June 1952. After graduating with the class of 1953, on the GI Bill, I went to Tulsa and worked for McDonald Douglas Aircraft Plant for a short time Since punching a time clock wasn't for me, I enlisted in the Army. I was a part of the Mean Green Machine until 1975 when I retired as a Master Sergeant with 25 Years service. I served in the Infantry, Combat Engineers and Special Forces. My specialty was explosives and demolition. Of my 25 years I served in Alaska, West Germany, Lebanon, Laos, Okinawa, Viet Nam 4times, Korea twice, Panama, Thailand, and Taiwan. I also served at Fort Polk, LA, Camp Chaffee, AR, Fort Lewis, WA, Fort Leonard Wood, MO and Fort Bragg, NC. After retirement I worked 3 W years in Saudi Arabia for the Vernal Corporation training the Kings National Guard. Upon returning state side I worked a bit in the Oil Field as a mud logger and seismographer before returning to Clinton in 1980. I worked for Public Service Co. of Oklahoma from 1981 to 1996 then retired again. In 1986 I married Reta Hardy. She has three children and now we have 5 grandchildren. We stay busy doing volunteer work. We both are active in the American Legion, V.F.W., and Special Forces Assn. I am an active member of the Clinton Masonic Lodge, Heartland Shrine Club and Clinton Evening Lions. Reta volunteers for Clinton Meals on Wheels. In our spare time we like to travel. ' in s. ara V .5 . A r, Joe Hardin Deceased 1951 Born in Sayre 18 years ago, Joe does not intend to go to college, but will continue to work in Broaches shoe store in Clinton. Football is his favorite sport while his hobbies are hunting and fishing. 1961 Joe Tirey Hardin, 28, died on January 28, 1961 at Tulsa Hillcrest Memorial Hospital from injuries sustained in an Automobile accident January 26. After graduation from high school and completing a tour of service in Gemiany with the US Army, Joe lived, with his wife in Texas and several places before being employed as a traveling auditor by Mid Continent-Sun Ray Oil Company. His residence at the time of his death was Tulsa, Oklahoma. 1951-BIOGRAPHICAL UPDATES--2001 His wife, the former Norma Steigman, whom he married March 25, 1951, his parents Mr. and Mrs. Tirey Hardin of Clinton, two brothers, and Hardin of Albuquerque, NM, and David Hardin of Clinton, and one sister, Mrs. Ann Miller of San Angelo, TX, survived Joe. Joyce QHarrelsonj Griffin P.O. Box 536 Burns Flat, OK 73624 C5801 562-3322 1951 Looking torward to the future, Joyce Harrelson plans to become a member of the armed services afer graduation. Attending school in Clinton for twelve years, Joyce has been active in band and glee club which she chooses as her favorite subjects. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Price Harrelson. 2001 After graduation, I attended Nursing school at the Clinton Regional Hospital. I later married John Griiiin and became a military wife. When my husband retired we came back to Clinton to live. I have been a nurse, aircrait instrument technician, a supervisor for Kellwood Co., and a machine operator for 3M imtil I retired. I have two sons, Gary- 48, Otis- 46, three daughters, Nannette - 44, Teresa - 39, Carol - 37. One other daughter, Judith died two days alter she was born. I have seven grandsons, three granddaughters and three great grandsons. We have lived in Bryan, San Antonio, Wichita Falls, and Amarillo, Texas. We also lived in Minot, North Dakota and Wichita Kansas. I retired in 1995 due to health reasons and now spend my time with grandchildren and playing bingo. I enjoy road trips and listening to country-westem bands. 'fha . . . Gary Hays, MD 3500 Modelle Clinton, OK 73601 f580J 323-4119 1951 Gary Hays, son of Dr and Mrs. H.G. Hays, 617 south s ', Clinton, plans to move on the farm alter school. Gary won the Bausch and Lomb Science Award this year and has been in the boys glee club for four years and student council member in his sophomore year. His hobby is raising chickens. He now has 1,500 baby chicks. 2001 Dear Classmates, I am still married to Mary Ann. We celebrated our iittieth wedding anniversary April 14'h. We are living in Clinton, OK, where I have been practicing surgery for 34 years. I was Board certified in 1968. My oldest son, Gary Lynn, is a D.O. and is practicing medicine in Guymon, OK. My youngest son, Oran, is manager of my jewelry store, Shantel's, in Clinton, We have four grandsons and one granddaughter. We lost both of our 1951-BIOGRAPHICAL UPDATES--2001 daughters, April in 1958 due to a penicillin reaction and Cappy at 24 years of age, a licensed R.N., who was involved in a car accident in 1995. We have a rental property---A BIG MISTAKE---which is a real headache. Mary Arm takes care of all headaches, including the Real Estate. Boy! Am I lucky! We have been looking forward to the 500' Reunion and hope to see everyone there. 0 - .ZSgffl?'i'7Q'gg., Q- . ir ii 'ii gifs.. Y . ' 1 I ig, 5'Ifff ' .- ' 1 ' 1 a.,,- 1 Floyd Hoffman P.o. Box 503 Clinton, OK 73601 580 323-9096 2001 Even though I did not graduate from Clinton High School, but Stafford High School in 1951, I still consider the class of 1951 to be my friends. I did graduate from Clinton Junior High in 1947, and most of that class went to and graduated from Clinton High School in 1951. In Dec 1951 I joined the US Navy, and for the next 20 years I traveled the world. In 1952 I married Evelyn Hudgins fwho was a part of the class of 1951, feven though she too didn't graduate from Clinton, but Cowden in 19511. I retired liom the U.S. Navy, attended Southwestem College at Weatherford for one year, and then went to work for the Federal Civil Service at Edwards AFB, CA in 1992. I then worked for General Dynamics at Tulsa until the closed the plant in 1994, I then returned to Clinton and started working as Real Estate Broker for Home Finders Real Estate, where I am still a Broker. In January 1999 My wife of 47 years passed away. In September 1999, I manied Retha Roberts ffiom Hydroj and we presently live at 112 Sandra Road, Clinton, OK I am looking forward to the Class of 1951 reunion in 2001. . he-.Lu . 'E' 1 r S - ,..... NK 5 ' 7 N 5' b Holly Deceased 1951 Bob Holly was born at Gotebo, Oct 7, 1933. He is five feet, five inches tall and weighs 152 pounds. . He has participated in football and track at Clinton and lettered in both. Bob is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Troy Holly. He doesn 't plan to attend college. 1963 Bobby Ray Holly died in December 1963 Hom injuries received in an explosion at a Phillips Petrolewn refinery. After Bob graduated in 1951, he entered the US Air Force. DLu'ing his service, Bob was able to pursue his great love, diving and water skiing. He participated in many competitions within the military and at civilian meets. Following his discharge, he went to work for Phillips Petroleum Company and attended Texas Tech in Lubbock, Texas. Bob married and became the proud father of two lovely daughters. These girls were the true joy and delight of his life. .vw H vs A .1 'J 1 3 1- Ronald J ones 2001 Alter high school I went into the Air Force for 3 M years. When I got out I moved to Oklahoma City. I worked for Black, Sivel 84 Bryson Steel Company for two years then went into the automobile business. I managed eight different dealerships. I also made commercials for Dodge, Alcoa Aluminum Co. and others. In 1979 Calvin and I started Cal-Ron Oil Company. We drilled wells in Oklahoma and in Kentucky. I got married in 1960. We had two sons and one daughter. Both of our sons were champion motorcycle racers. David, the youngest, was killed in Louisville, when a drunk ran out on the track in front of him. David was eighteen. We have fourteen grandchildren. We have lived in Oklahoma City, northern California and in Las Vegas Nevada. I am semi-retired now and I play a lot of golf and spend time with the grandchildren fsoccer, little league, Tw ball, basketball etcj I am still working in my roofing contracting business I love everyone of you and wish you all the happiness in the world. L UPDATES--2001 For relaxation, I enjoy flower gardening, crafts and of course my zhildren, 6 grandchildren, 5 great grandchildren and two spoiled dogs. I regret not having finished high school, going to the prom, senior trip and etc. I have enjoyed our past class reunions and am looking forward to seeing everyone at our big 50,'. Evelyn Hudgins Deceased 1999 Evelyn Hudgins Hoffman passed away January, 16, 1999, from cancer. Her husband, Floyd Hoflinan of Clinton, survives her. Evelyn had been employed as a telephone operator and in the Civil Service until 1971. She lived in many places around the country and was an active volunteer in nursing homes and in her church. Her message would be to do Godis work and to live each day as it may be your last day. ln 1908, Sam Hawks started the first Coca-Cola plant in Clinton. 1951-BIOGRAPHICAL UPDATES--2001 Lucille Isernhagen Deceased 1951 Southwestern State College at Weatherford is the college Lucille Isernhagen has selected to attend after her high .school graduation. An FFA member, Lucille attended Bessie grade school before coming to Clinton. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lsernhagen. Lucille chooses speech as her most liked subject. 1971 Lucille Isernhagen Rosenberg, 37, died May 29, 1971, in Colfax, Wisconsin, of a brain hemorrhage. Lucille remained in Clinton alter graduation until she married Laverne Rosenberg in the late 1950's. She followed her husband, who was in the Air Force, to his assigmnents around the country. After his discharge, they lived and worked in Tripoli, Libya until spring 1971. then moved to Colfax, Wisconsin in May, 1971 where l1is parents lived. Lucille and Laverne did not have any children. The lirst telephone was installed in the fall of 1903. By 1906 there were 88 phones in Clinton, in 1907, after Oklahoma became a state, the number grew to 134. At the end of World War II, there were over 2000 phones in service in the town of Clinton. 'VP'-1 Calvin Jones 5400 Bonnie Drive Edmond, OK 73034 1951 Calvin, the son of Mr. and Mrs. A.E. Jones, 109 South Thirteenth, intends to go to work in Oklahoma City afer his graduation and some day to go into business for himseM He has attended Clinton schools for the full twelve years of his school career, going to grade school at Nance. Calvin 's favorite subject in high school is Art and he is a member of the Trades and Industries Club. At school he has participated in track, basketball and football. 2001 In November 1951, I enlisted in the Air Force. Alter Basic Training and Tech School I was sent to Korea and Japan. Upon returning to the U.S., I decided to make the Air Force a career. Several assigmnents later, while stationed at Tinker AFB, I met my wife to be ....... Dorothy Butler of Oklahoma City. We were married in 1956. Our first daughter, Deborah, was bom in 1957, and our youngest daughter, Cynthia, arrived in 1958 while stationed in San Antonio, Texas. We enjoyed some great tours of duty, including two assigmnents in Germany. Our travels throughout Europe were some of the best times in our lives. 1951--BIOGRAPHICAL UPDATES--2001 I returned to the U.S. in 1972 and retired from the Air Force. After searching for another career, in 1973 opened a Restaurant and Club in Edmond OK ...... Old Dodge Cityv... located in the Trails End Shopping Center. For the next twelve years we found the long days and nights both rewarding and challenging. My wife and daughters often joined me in the business and contribute greatly to our success. In 1986 we chose to close the Restaurant, mostly due to the changed economy. After becoming a partner in several other endeavors, I was persuaded to join a Kansas agricultural firm that required much travel. In enjoyed the work and people contact, however found the long periods away from home lonely and stressful. I retired for good in 1995 and must admit we enjoy not having a structured routine. Our daughter Deborah married her Baker University beau, lives in Shawnee, Kansas and presented us with a grandson in 1993. Daughter Cynthia lives in Ft Collins, CO and enjoys her career as an Administrative Assistant. I play as much golf as possible and we travel often. Dorothy and I will celebrate our 450' Anniversary this summer and we are planning a trip back to Europe later this year. I look forward to seeing everyone at the Reunion! The first source of water for Clinton was from the nearby Washita River. 1... . 'C G' I A . F.. I Phyllis fKayserj Mac Tavish 6615 Dewville Houston, TX 77076 C7131 691-3835 2001 The first thing I did after graduating from high school was to run off, to Texas with the 'clove of my life and get married and live happily after. Not quite so. We were manied ahnost 11 years when we got divorced. We traveled a lot with his work and got to see a lot of Oklahoma and many of the northwestem states. We had two beautiful baby girls, Jacqueline in 1952 and Dena in 1961 My daughters and I moved to Wichita Falls, Texas where we lived for two years when I married again in 1963. We moved to Houston Texas at that time and one year later my tiny 4-pound son, Alan was born. He's definitely not tiny now though! We lived in Houston for two years then moved to Michigan where I nearly froze to death for two years, then moved back to Houston and moved back into the same little Barbie Housew. I still live in today. This old house and I have been together for about 35 years and plan on being together 'til the end. My second husband and I were divorced after 20 years of marriage The say that the third time the charm so I felt sure I had finally found my 'fsoul matew when I remarried again. We traveled a lot with his work and I saw a lot more of America-this time the westem states and always came back to my dear old house. We didnit have any children. 1951-BIOGRAPHICAL UPDATES--2001 my three were already grown and away from home and He didn't have any. We were married iiiteen years and were divorced in 1999. It took a long time, but I finally came to the conclusion that there is no soul mate out there for me. I realized my life long dream of becoming a professional dancer after years of classes and training. I was a belly dancer and not only danced but designed and made many of the costumes for myself as well as for other dancers. I dearly loved dancing at charity ftmctions such as the Shriners , Lancer Frmd Raisers, the VFW, American Legion, birthdays, anniversaries and of course some of the night clubs. But now I can no longer dance or do much of anything. In 1979, I had a mastectomy and had silicone gel implants inserted as advised by my doctor. I was told the implants were perfectly safe, but not so. I had the implants removed in 1992, but too lateg they had already leaked silicone throughout my body and now I have silicone poisoning. I'm disabled and cannot get very far from home. I'm thankful for my menagerie of cats and dogs who keep me company and seem to understand everything I say to them. They keep me laughing with their lilnny antics and I love them very much. They're my babies. I have live grandchildren, one girl and four boys, plus one step granddaughter. They are most precious to me. I've had a good full life and have God to thank for that. He's with me every minute of the day and night. I'd dearly love to be at the reunion, but since I can't, my prayers and best wishes are with all of you. Jack Koch 5101 N.w. 200' oklahoma City, OK 73127 Alnita fKolbj Sawatzky Route 1, Clinton, OK 73601 C5805 323-3404 1951 Although she is undecided about what she do ajer graduation, Alnita Kolb wants to go to college. At CHS she was a member of the Whirlwind staff and one of her favorite subjects was journalism. 2001 In 1952 I married Alfred Sawatzky also a CHS alumni, class of 1948. We farmed northwest of Arapaho for two years. Then we moved six miles northeast of Clinton in '54 and are presently living there. Our farming operation consists of 1800 acres, wheat, pasture and cattle. Allied and I have three children, Linda Jones and husband Keny reside in Oklahoma City. Brenda Fast and husband Kirk live in Clinton. Lawrence Sawatzky and wife Paula are living six miles southwest of Clinton. We have four grandchildren. Stacie and Steven Sawatzky, and Sarah and Rachael Fast. Built in 1925, the Calmez Hotel, once the pride of Clinton, was torn down in 2000. 1951-BIOGRAPHICAL UPDATES--2001 -II Eg j 5 Helen fKupkaJ Fry 614 Edgemoor Mulvane, KS 67110 C3161 777-1406 1951 The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred .Z Kupka, Clinton Route One, Helen plans to go to college after graduation, and would like to major in music and become a professional musician some day. Like many other members of the senior class she attended all twelve years of her school career in local school. Nearly all her activity in high school was pointed toward here ambition of being a musician, since her favorite is music and she was a member of the girls glee club, the band and the school orchestra. She was honored by receiving the Daughters of the American Revolution Medal for Senior girl this year. 2001 1951-2001, Is it really 50 years? According to sixth grad math, yes, it does make 50 years. I attended Oklahoma Southwestern State University, Weatherford, Oklahoma, 1951-1955 and received a Bachelors degree in Education with majors in Home Economics and Music. Administration people from Mulvane Kansas called to persuade me to apply. So oil' I go to Kansas to meet some Oklahoma people who had attended Oklahoma Southwestem State University earlier. I liked who I met and what I saw in Mulvane so welll said yes to a contract for teaching music elementary music. Spent 4 years teaching music. Met John who was teaching in the system also. We were married and had two boys, Rob and Keith. In 1960 I took a six year hiatus from teaching to stay home and raise our 2 sons. I was asked to return to the classroom as sixth grade teacher and stayed in that position Lmtil I retired in 1997. 36 years in education. Exciting time! Our oldest son, Rob is a football coach in Ponca City, Oklahoma. Our youngest son is a consulting teacher in Special Education in Evanston, Wyoming. We have two beautiiiil and wonderful grandchildren who keep us 'every young . Always new adventures! Besides teaching, I have been choir director in the Methodist Church for 21 years and continue active in church choir. John and I made a trip with the choir to England singing in various Cathedrals two years ago. Wonderful time. I enjoy sewing, quilting, gardening, yard work and flowers. Sometimes new things in life come to us unbidden. I have been diagnosed with cancer. While this is not a path I would have chosen, my fears are tempered with a coniidence of Godis all-loving presence with us as we set out on this new latest journey I life. I keep very busy, always pursuing new HVCHUCS . Clinton still had an antique treasure rolling up and down its streets, as late as 1941. It was an Ice Wagon. 1951-BIOGRAPHICAL UPDATES--2001 fo as I 4 -9- .ax Ann Marie fKutzj Nault 217 Detroit Huntington Beach, CA 92648 1951 Anna Marie Kutz plans to go to business college or work in an ofice after graduation. Coming to Clinton from Edinburg, Texas,' she has attended school here the last three years and also during the fij?h and sixth grade. Glee Club and commerce are her favorite subjects. She is the daughter of W H Kutz, 1017 Modelle. 2001 I attended Southwestem and Oklahoma State University, receiving a B.S. Hom Oklahoma State. In the summers of 1967 and 1968 I returned to Southwestern to work on a Masters. I met Donald at Oklahoma State and we were married in 1957. We lost Donald in 1991. He was paralyzed by a reckless driver as he waited for the light to change. We have one daughter, Angela, two sons, Kirk and Kent, and eight year old twin grandsonsg Dylan and Kyle. I lived in Fairfax, Oklahoma, Wichita, Kansas and Aztec, New Mexico. I taught an to Navajo children in Aztec. We made our final move to Califomia in 1959. I taught school at the same school for thirty-four years and retired in 1993. Retirement is great. I walk to the beach or the pier ahnost daily. I enjoy water color painting and drawing. Give me a call if you are in my area. We'll walk to the beach, and I'11 treat you to lunch at the beach. 1 G? CY E Bob LaRue 12160 Tangue Verde Tucson, AZ 85749 C5201 749-0522 1951 One of the finest all-around athletes ever produced at Clinton. Bob 's ambition is someday to be a physical education instructor or coach. He plans to attend college next year. While in Clinton High School, he was a star in football, basketball and track, and was an All-State End his senior year as well as placing first in pole vaulting in track He receive the American Legion Award at the recent honor assembly and was named Tornado Boy of the Year for the 1950-51 school term. Bob attended school in Clinton for twelve years, going to grade school at Nance here. His favorite subject in High School was Physics. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. LaRue, 405 South Sixth, and the brother of .lim LaRue, also a former All-State End. 2001 After graduating from High School, I attended O.S.U. majoring in Science 1951-BIOGRAPHICAL UPDATES--2001 Education. In August 1955 I entered the Air Force pilot training program having completed advanced ROTC at OSU. After a year of pilot training, a year of dropping paratroopers and six months of playing football at Shaw Air Force Base, I applied ho and received an early release from the Air Force and returned to OSU to continue with my education. My first civilian job was at eastern Oklahoma A8LM community college as head football coach and physics teacher. Rural Eastem Oklahoma was not the exciting for me so I resigned and headed for Southem Califomia where I completed a career in education serving at the high school level as a math and physics teacher, football coach, counselor and principal. During this period I was married for 31 years to a girl Hom Seattle, Washington. We had three children, two girls and a boy. My youngest is twenty live and as the other two, gaintiilly employed. Thank goodness! Thirty one years is sufficient punishment for any women to take so my first wife resigned her position. Unknown to me, but fortunately at the same time, my old Cas in a long time agoj sweetheart had been fired by her husband. A mutual friend, M.H. Vaughn, informed me of this situation and we are now married and living happily ever after in Tucson Arizona where we would be delighted to have any of you stop by if you are down our way. The first newspaper was called the Custer County Chronicle . QQ 4- , 'UP' 'G 5 -. 'Q i' jf t . . . 2, C.D. Leemhuis Deceased 1951 C. D. Leemhuis another graduating senior this year was awarded the D.A.R. history award. He has the distinction of being the only boy ever to receive this award in Clinton high school. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Leemhuis, C.D. lists science as his best liked subject. , if--5 . - Leroy Livesay P.O. Box 1450 Waldren, AR 92958 1951 With college plans not yet complete, Southwestern State will be the choice of Leroy Livesay. Interested in speech, Leroy is also enrolled in carpentry and mechanical drawing. 2001 Alter graduation, I went to Southwestem for one year, then moved to Salem, Oregon with the Bieberich family. I worked in an auto electric shop there until Jack and I joined the Navy. I spent 1951-BIOGRAPHICAL UPDATES--2001 20 years in the Sea Bees, retiring on my 380' birthday. I was stationed in Italy, Germany, Newfoundland, Cuba, Rhode Island, Cape Hatteras, Long Beach, Morocco, Iceland, Virginia, Ferndale, California, Guam, and three years as an instructor at mechanics school at Port Hueneme CA. I did two tours in Vietnam. Alter retirement I became Sales Manager for Royal Swimming Pools in Thousand Oaks, CA. Then I went to Ventura College for 2 Z years. I presently do photography for Congressman Asa Hutchinson and the Sebastian County, AR Republican Party. I do a lot of photography for others as well, weddings, prom pictures, book signings, family pictures and band pictures. I plan on moving back to Clinton in the near future. ! I Adrienne Lore Deceased 1951 Adrienne Lore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H V Jones, 403 South Third will enter telegraphic training after graduating hom Clinton high school this month. Adrienne has attended schools in Clinton for the complete 12 years. She attended Nance grade school. A member of the future Homemakers of America, Adrienne says her favorite subject has been typing. 1985 Adriene Lore Province passed away November 29, 1985. Following High School, Adriene worked for Westem Union. In July 1952, she married Doyle Province. They lived in Watonga the rest of their lives. Adrienne was a businesswoman, working with her husband at their tire service store in Watonga. She also served with the Selective Service Board, the Watonga Chamber of Commerce, the Watonga School Board, the Watonga Hospital Auxiliary and was a candidate for Mayor of Watonga. Adrienne and her husband had four children, three boys and one girl. They had three grand children Cfour more have been bom since her passingj Her Husband passed away three months after Adrienne died. Shirley fMarvelj Shepherd 7700 N.w. 32 d Bethany, OK 73008 1951 The former Shirley, now Mr. Cleve Shepherd, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Marvel of Neptune Park. She was married July 3, 1950. While attending school in Clinton for twelve years, Shirley has been most interested in Home Economics and English. She has been a member of FHA, Glee Club two years and is the present Drum Major ofthe band 1951-BIOGRAPHICAL UPDATES--2001 Shirley plans to move to the farm after graduation and strive to be a good housekeeper and all-around wyfe. 2001 I married Cleve CWinkJ Sheppard July 3, 1950. We farmed around Clinton and Arapaho until 1957 when we moved to Bethany Oklahoma so that Wink could go to college and work at the same time for Oklahoma Natural Gas. I worked in banking during that time. We lived there for the next forty years. I retired for a while to pursue some things I had always wanted to do. Later I worked for a couple of years helping in an oil company office. We have one daughter, three grandchildren and on great granddaughter. We have lived in Clinton, Arapaho, Bethany, Yukon, now have retired to live on the lake at Ft. Cobb, Oklahoma. We are occupied with the remodeling of our home which is only two blocks from the lake. We iish a lot. Edith McCallick 1951 Edith has attended here for only one year. During the past year she has been an active member of the the FHA club and has chosen home economics as her best liked subject. She is employed by a local firm. Gene McClanahan P.o. Box 7091 Hemet, CA 92545 2001 Gene attended Clinton schools until the lO ' grade when he joined the Navy. He served during the Korean War. While in the Navy, he met and married Allie Jean Spradlin from Dill City, Oklahoma. He received his discharge after serving four years. He and Jeannie settled in California where he went into the building business. He built service stations and then homes and apartments. He and Jeannie had one daughter and two sons. Both sons became dentists and each has his own dental practice in the San Diego, CA area. Their daughter is also in the medical iield. They have live grand children. Gene is retired now and lives in Hemet, CA, north of San Diego. Charles McFarland 7258 Braun Way N. Arvada, CO 80005 1951 A member ofthe T and L Club, Charles works as projectionist at the Redland theater. He has attended CHS for all four high school years and says he likes typing best of all other subjects. 2001 I graduated from Oklahoma A8cM fnow Statej in 1955 with a degree in business administration. Alter a stint in the Army, I did oflice work in New York, Peru and 1951-BIOGRAPHICAL UPDATES--2001 Denver. I retired in 1992 and dearly love my leisure. While in Peru I married Lillian Babarczy in her home town of Iquitos, Peru. We had two kids, Monica and Sean. Lil and I are divorced. Monica was high boml' indeed. She was bom in Cerro de Pasco, Peru, altitude 13973 it. Pascoans say it is the highest permanent human settlement on earth and I believe it! She works in California and is studying for a degree in psychology. Sean graduated from the Air Force Academy in 1991 with a degree in aeronautical engineering, got his wings at Enid, OK in 1992 and is now a C-141 pilot at McChord AFB WA. Also in 1992 he married Jodi. We are all eagerly awaiting for a wee captain to come aboard in Feb 1999, which will be my first grandchild. LaRue Medders 4224 Wendell Drive Edmond, OK 73013 C4051 341-9357 1951 To have a nice job and a happy home in which to live is the goal set by Larue Medders, He plans to work this .summer and attend college next fall J possible. An all-around athlete Larue has been active in football, basketball, baseball and track. He has been president of his class for three years, student council president, runner-up for most popular boy and has received numerous athletic awards. He is a member of the Glee Club and student council. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Neal Medders, 422 North Second Larue lists Chemistry as his favorite subject. 2001 The most signiiicant event for me since my graduation from Clinton High School is that on June 24, 1954, I married my high school sweetheart, Evelyn Smith, class of 1952. We have lived in Norman, Lawton, Oklahoma City, and for the last 27 years, in Edmond, OK. We have two children, David Medders, who lives in Dallas, TX and Diane Medders-Tomberlin who lives in Oklahoma City. I graduated from the School of Fire Protection at Oklahoma State University. Most of my employment has been with the property insurance industry, and for 30 years I was employed by Lloyds New York Insurance Company as Director of Fire Protection Services. My employment afforded us the opportunity to travel extensively throughout the United States with occasional trips to England and Austrailia. Even though we are now retired, we still enjoy traveling together and do so whenever possible. The first Saloon was opened by a man named George Schultz. The first clothing store was opened by Leo Hass. The first furniture business was in a tent and owned by M.B. Medberry and it was still in business as late as 1983. 1951-BIOGRAPHICAL UPDATES--2001 I -ei Peggy fMeddersJ Kay Route 3, Box 433 Buffalo, MO 65622 C4175 345-2754 1951 The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Neal Medders, Peggy had the lead in the Senior play this year. Elected Queen of Teen Town, she was also a candidate for most popular girl and a football candidate. She has been a representative of the student council and attended the Southwestern and Oklahoma City conference. 2001 Alter graduation, I continued to work for an accounting oliice in Clinton for about a year, then left for Fort Worth to find another job. Well, I also found my husband, Dan, and we were married in December 1952. He was in the Air Force at the time. Alter he got out we lived for a while in California and New York until he reentered the Air Force. We were stationed in Florida when he was given a medical discharge and we moved back to New York state this home statej. We were in businesses and with Bell Aircrait and even had a restaurant. We lived there for fiiteen years. I persuaded Dan to move our family back to Oklahoma City where he and LaRue worked together in the Fire Sprinkler business. We had lived there ive years when he had a heart attack. We then moved to Buffalo, Missouri, where I now live. Alter another heart attack, Dan died in 1985. We have seven children, one son and six daughters. Now there are five grand children. Most of them live nearby and are involved in many things including running their pizza parlor and a shopping mall. I have always had a goal of being a good wife and mother and apart iiom a part time job at a local hospital, I spend my time with my children and grand children. I am truly anxious to see everyone in June. Save a hug for me! 1 -4 '--. Q. .Q r Oda Lee tMeddersJ Weathered P.O. Box 588 Holdenville, OK 74848 C4051 379-5392 2001 I left Clinton alter my junior year but I have always considered myself a member of the class of 1951. We moved to Holdenville, Oklahoma where I met and married my husband , Lee Weatherred, in April, 1951. We have lived in Holdenville ever since. Lee was in the retail hardware business. I have a Bachelors degree from East Central State in Elementary Education. I have a Masters Degree in Social Work Hom Oklahoma University. For 24 years, I was a Social Worker for the Department of Human Services, retiring in 1986. The last 12 years of my 1951-BIOGRAPHICAL UPDATES--2001 service was spent as liaison between county and state oiiice, teaching policy and procedure to all of the southeast quarter ofthe state. Not having children of my own, I have purchased lots of clothes, sent many children to summer campg and helped a few through college. The greatest compliment of being a social worker is having adults say thank you for something you did for them as children. I did my stint of church, civic, and social activities in Holdenville. Alter my retirement, I worked in the hardware store until we closed it in 1992. Lee and I have been avid OU fans and followed OU football all our married life. We bought our first recreational vehicle in 1986 and are now on our third. We travel quite extensively and enjoy our many RV friends. It is amazing one can put one's life accomplishments in one short page. I suppose living 68 years is an accomplishment in itself My live has been very comfortable and, looking back 50 years, I wouldnit trade it for anything else. Bruce Merrill Deceased 1951 Bruce plans to farm ajer he graduates this year. The son of Rev. and Mrs. Alvis O. Merrill, 424 South fifteenth, Bruce has attended schools in Clinton for 10 ana' a hah' years. He attended school at Cowden before moving here. Merrill was very active in football all four of his high school years. He was a member ofthe Lettermans club. His favorite subject at Clinton high school was shop. 1996 Bruce Merrill, 63, died in December, 1996 at his home after an extended illness. He had received a heart transplant three years prior to his death. After he graduated in 1951, Bruce worked in the sheet metal business. On December 24, 1951 he married his high school sweetheart and classmate, Gwendolyn Pifer. He worked in the sheet metal shop for three years before going into the construction business for himself He was involved in several aspects of the construction industry: Building homes, churches, wider ground utilities, and whole housing additions. He also was in the motel business. Bruce became a real Estate Appraiser for Custer County in 1986 and continued that profession until 1993. He served on the Clinton Board of Education for ten years ,I966-1976. he was an Instructor for the Dale Carnegie Courses from 1970-1975. He was also a volunteer fireman with the Clinton Department from 1956-1976. Bruce was a deacon in the Broadway Baptist Church and taught Sunday School most of his adult life. Bruce was survived by his wife, Gwendolyn, a son, Kent, two daughters-in- law, Berta Conley, and Rhonda Merrill, two grandsons, Kalan and Lance Merrillg his parents, Alvis and Bernice Merrill, his mother-in-law, Lucille Pifer, and one brother, Jerry. Two sons, Kirk in 1980 and Kyle in 1985, preceded Bruce in death. 1951-BIOGRAPHICAL UPDATES--2001 ...A It xl I it f emit' Don Morgan Bill Moss Deceased 1951 Don Morgan, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. 71 Morgan, 3300 Southwest 360' Street, Oklahoma City, has attended Clinton schools for eight years. He selects mathematics and history as his favorite subjects, and plans to attend college or become a member of the aidorce later. A member ofthe T and I. Club, Don is employed by the Clinton Daily News. 2001 Don Morgan died in 1962 from injuries sustained in an automobile accident in France. Don was serving in the U.S. Air Force and was scheduled to shortly return to the United States when the accident occurred. He is buried next to his father at Rest Haven Cemetery, 104th and Westem, in Oklahoma City. The first church building in Clinton, was in an old frame building on what is now the site of the Methodist Church. 3925 Hartline Del City, OK 73115 C4053 677-1804 1951 To be a successful business man is the ambition of Bill Moss, high school senior athlete. During his six years in Clinton schools he has lettered in football, baseball and basketball. He is a member ofthe Letttermans Club and Glee Club. He lists history and carpentry as his favorite subjects. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Moss,323 North Eighth, Bill plans to go to work for Whites Auto Stores. I T ' : E fif i. . 155 ' -. , ' . s , s'i hal 1 0 s , 4 La Verle fNewcombj Miller Route 1, Box 15 Arapaho, OK 73620 15801 323-2823 1951 Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Newcomb, LaVerle also attended the Kansas City FHA meet. She has been a member of the club for jbur years and now holds an office in the organization. She 1951-BIOGRAPHICAL UPDATES--2001 has been enrolled in home economics for four years. 2001 Clinton will always be home. I was bom on Sixth Street and I started first grade at Nance. I grew up with Cynthia, Sammie, Chester, Frank Squires and Winnie Mae. In the first grade I met Bob, Bruce Jean Kidd and Pat Hooten. The stunmer after my fourth grade year, we moved to my grandparents farm, northeast of Clinton. That fall, I started to Red Rock school. There were five of us in the fifth grade at Red Rock: James D., Joan G., Mary Lou H., Leland W., and myselfi When we rettu'ned to Clinton High School in 1948, I was glad to be reunited with my old classmates. Aiier graduation Hom Clinton High School, I began working at Southwest Motor Co. as a bookkeeper. This enabled me to attend Southwestem. Dixie Foster and I shared an apartment close to campus for three years. This was the greatest time of my life. Each of our families only had one car. Our parents provided our transportation. We both worked Friday aftemoons and on Saturdays. Dixie planned to attend OSU her senior year. At Christmas 1953, I became engaged to Buddy Miller of Arapaho. He was a farmer with a new 1951 Green Plymouth. We married April 29, 1954 fmy birthdayj. We moved to a farmhouse. I commuted to college at Weatherford for one semester to complete graduation. Our love created a beautiful daughter, Debbie on March 20'h, 1955. I graduated in May 1955, with a bachelor's of Science in Education with a teaching certificate in business and home economics. There were no teaching positions open so I continued my bookkeeping job with an increased salary. Our first son, Kirk, was bom in May 1959, and we added Kent in March 1961. I had achieved my goals. Now I had to be the perfect mother. Buddy was a good father. We spent many years doing things together and growing up on the family farm seven miles from Clinton. We stayed busy with work, school activities, athletics, 4-H clubs, FFA and church activities. Kirk and Kent both received their American Farmer degrees. They both farm today. Debbie graduated from Southwestem with a degree in Vocational Home Economics. She received her Master's from Central State. She just completed 23 years of teaching, twenty of them at Arapaho. Debbie is making a career change on June lg. She will be employed by the State Department of Education as an Administrative Coordinator with Child Nutrition. Her husband, Perry Matz, is an OSU graduate. He is the manager of Foss State Park. The park is a great asset to western Oklahoma. They have two children, Kasi LaVerle, my first grand child. When you read this she will be 21 years old and a senior at OSU. Derek will be 17 years old and a senior at Arapaho. He is following our family tradition, raising spotted Polands for sale and show. They both have been active in 4-H and won honors and trips. Kirk graduated from OSU with his degree in Agricultural Economics. He married Jill Heatly of Mangurn, also an OSU graduate. They moved to the Mangum area to farm rented land. They have three children: Jaclyn 17, Kelsey, 15, and Kolby, 9. In 1993, Kirk was persuaded to add another career, banking. He started as an ag loan officer, then served as Vice-president. In June of 2000, he was appointed bank President. He still loves his farming and keeps very busy doing both. 1951-BIOGRAPHICAL UPDATES--2001 Kent attended Southwestern for two years before choosing farming. He was a partner in the farming business with Buddy and I. Even today we keep accumulating more land. Kent was 28 years old when he married Valerie Boyles fJohn's daughterj. Valerie is a graduate of Southwestem and has her own Farmers Insurance Agency. They have blessed us with two grandsons: Mason, 6, ar1d Garrison, 2. Buddy had more hiends than anyone. He loved people! His three kids are just like him. You might say he was like Will Rogers. I'm sure he know most all of the girls at CHS. He lost his battle with cancer on May l4 ', 1996, at the age of 63. He took his blue healer, Jake, to feed his cattle every day except for the last two weeks of his life. He dept the faith and never gave up. Our church was packed upstairs and downstairs with family, church family and Biends for his funeral. When I look back on my life, the dreams I had in high school were not possible. I wanted to go to fashion design school. I have found something worthwhile to do which gives me great self-esteem. Clinton has a new bridal and formal wear business. The store is filled with gorgeous beaded pageant gowns, prom dresses and bridal gowns. For six years I've altered dresses for Dotties and live tried to make every dress a perfect fit. I've always loved beautiful clothes and this has helped fulfill my dream! My life is still good with my children and grandchildren. My mother is still living on the farm. On June 28'h, 2001, she will be 94 years old. She drives seven miles to town. She still teaches her ladies Sunday School Class. I also have three brothers and one sister who live here. We are a very close and loving family and I have much to be thankful for. ,Zvgif . fi' if, ' . -4, ff ,Fila J--75 . ,ilfi-fits. A f .., I 9' 7 - Ef 1 , ' xl 1 ft .ar f Deloris fNickleJ Kliewer P.O. Box 8321 Corpus Christi, TX 78468 1951 Deloris entered Clinton schools for the first time at the beginning of her senior year. A member of the Future Homemakers of America, she is very interested in Home economics. 2001 Immediately alter graduation, I married Harold Kliewer and settled down to being a housewife and mother. I helped my husband on the farm and for about ten years worked at the Com Nursing Home as a beauty operator. We still farm a number of acres of wheat, alfalfa and raise cattle. We have been man'ied almost 50 years and have one son and one daughter. Now we have six grandsons that make our lives complete. I have lived in Washita county all my life and since graduation, have lived on a farm between Cordell and Clinton. We are semi-retired but keep busy on the fann. We have done a lot of traveling. These 50 years have gone by faster than we ever thought and we are blessed to be here to celebrate. Enjoy all the blessings God has given you, keep occupied and be grateful for the retiring years you have been given. 1951-BIOGRAPHICAL UPDATES--2001 Clara Jean fPaynej Smith 7624 South 230 E. Ave. Broken Arrow, OK 74012 1951 Tulsa University is the choice of a college for Clara Jean Payne. She attended school at Cordell and Burns Flat before moving to Clinton. A member of FHA, Glee Club, Pep Club and Student Council Clara Jean received the P.E.0. Award Creative Writing Award .speech letter and the Elks scholarship. She is a member ofthe honor society. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. M Payne, 821 Nowahy, Clara Jean plans to work at TGJZY this summer before attending college where she will study to become an elementary school teacher. 2001 I attended Southwestern State College in 1951 and 1952. I married my high School sweetheart, David Smith in 1953. Over the last Htty years I have been, in addition to a housewife, a PBX operator, Sales Associate for James Avery, Eddie Bauer, Liz Claibome and Walden Books. I also managed a maternity store. David and I have been married for forty-eight years and have two sons and one daughter. We have live granddaughters and three grandsons. We also have one great grandson and one great granddaughter. In addition to Clinton I have lived in ten cities since graduation, Tulsa, Oklahoma, Denver, Colorado, Garland , Irving, Dallas and Arlington, Texas, Everett, Mukilteo and Machias, Washington and now again in Oklahoma in Broken Arrow. I am involved in crafts for craft shows and crait malls. I sing in two church choirs and serve in the church banner ministry. I am in independent business owner- Team in Focus and an intemet business, Quixtar. Sometimes it seems days at CHS were yesterday. How can it have been titty years ago. Dale Phillips 42 Darcy Drive Santa Rosa, CA 95403 C707j 838-8170 1951 Dale Phillips , whose hobby and trade is printing, being employed by a local printing concern, says he intends to continue with his trade ajter graduation unless he has to go into the service. He participated in basketball, baseball, track and boxing, with the latter being his favorite sport. He was in the FFA two years and glee club one year. Science was his favorite subject in high school. -2-Q At one time there was a trolley fstreet railwayj which ran from the Frisco depot to the Orient depot. 1951-BIOGRAPHICAL UPDATES--2001 X Ac . ..' A Guy Pierce 1257 Bluntleaf Court Moreno Valley, CA C9093 924-8311 2001 I am married to a beautiful lady 20 years my junior. Her name is Debbie. We have three daughters, Brianna C20 yearsj, Brittany f16yearsJ and Britane Q12 yearsj. This is my third marriage. I also have a daughter fKacey age 301 from a former marriage. She has given me 4 grandchildren. After graduation I went into the Navy and served in Korea with a UDT Lmit. After mn release from active duty I stayed in the reserves and received a BA in Education at Southeastem State in Durant, OK, then worked in Oklahoma City as a high school band teacher until 1961. Because of Vietnam, I was called back into active duty and served with the first Navy Seal team. Alter Nam, it took me some time to re-adjust. The only thing I was sure of was that I had seen all the death and destruction I needed and had lost my interest in the military. I floated around a few years and went to playing music as a profession from coast to coast. I worked in Las Vegas for a while then moved Oakland, CA and played in several jazz houses in the Bay area. I landed an audition with the NBC Staff orchestra and moved to southern California while playing for the Andy Williams Show, The Dean Martin Show and the Flip Wilson Show. Later I moved to Orange County, CA and played my hom with a jazz group at Disneyland. In the mid 1970's, I started playing guitar with a Country Band and writing Country Songs and won a few songwriting contests. I had some songs recorded by various artists, the most famous of which being Romiie Milsap. I became a member of the Academy of Country Music. In 1978 I landed the position of Staff songwriter for a small record label. In 1981 I retired, but discovered that retired life was not for me, it was boring. I moved to Moreno Valley and started raising horses, got involved with city govemment and have serving on the Parks and Recreation Dept. for the past dozen years, I also was president of the Moreno Valley Cultural Arts Foundation for six years and President of one of the local equestrian trail riding organizations. Alter being the director of the Moreno Valley Commtmity Band for several years, I decided to go back into teaching band in four Moreno Valley elementary schools and the all-district honor band. Lately I have been busy writing school band music and just completed writing a beginning band method. I still ride my horse most weekends Cweather pemiittingj. I have also started gathering information about my grandfather Pierce who died before I was born. I found out that he had been a Texas Ranger in the 1880's. I plan to write a novel about him when I get all the info in from the relatives. Oh Yes, my wife reminded me that I forgot to mention that I write Cowboy poetry and have won a few belt buckles and have several poems published. Well that's about all the hom blowin I care to do. 1951-BIOGRAPHICAL UPDATES--2001 Gwendolyn fPiferj Merrill Route 1, Box 3610 Clinton, OK 73601 C5805 323-2172 1951 Salutatorian of her graduating class Gwen Pgfer is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B.B. Pyer, 701 South Eighth. She has been a member of the Honor Society and selected commerce as her favorite subject. She plans to work ajier graduation. 2001 Alter graduation I started working as a secretary for White's Auto Store in Clinton. December 24, 1951 I married my high school sweetheart Bruce Merrill. In 1954, we became self-employed doing business as Merrill Construction Company. We constructed small homes and churches, gradually going into land development and contracting lmderground utility work for cities and installing rural water systems in western Oklahoma. As my children were growing up I was active in Junior and Senior Mothers Club. Also I was an active member of Jtmior Service League. I taught children's Sunday School classes for many years. I owned and operated a hanchise for Diet Center 'dom 1984 to 1990. Bruce and I were blessed with three sons. We lost our oldest son Kirk in 1980 and our middle son, Kyle, in 1985. Kent and our three grandsons live in Clinton. I love traveling and the outdoors. Being the only female in the family, I had to adapt to the male ways of having fun. We camped, rode horses and trail bikes in the Colorado and New Mexico mountains for many years. We also took our horses in the spring and fall to southeast Oklahoma to ride in the Ouichita National Forest. Because of Brucels failing health, we sold all business interests. After several heart attacks and two by-pass surgeries, he received a heart transplant December 23, 1993 and passed away December 17, 1996. My life was forever changed alter 45 years of marriage. For the past six years I have worked part time in the gilt shop at the Cherokee Trading Post, five miles east of Clinton. I enjoy visiting with people hom all over the world who are traveling and doing the things I had always dreamed of doing at this time in my life but God had a dilferent plan. I have been truly blessed and am thankful for all of the good times. A My-iv . , . '..'V Tr? . A ff . ...e, 1 Jerry Powers Deceased 1951 Jerry, the son of Mr. and Mrs Orville Powers, 312 South Tenth, was born at Weatherford I8 years ago and has played football for four years for Clinton and baseball three seasons. He has attended CHS for all his high school career. Jerry plans to attend Oklahoma A.d2M College ajier graduation. 1951-BIOGRAPHICAL UPDATES--2001 1993 Jerry Powers died June 18, 1993 in Clinton alter a long illness. Alter he graduated in 1951, Jerry attended college at Southwestem State on a football scholarship. On April 26, 1952, he married Barbara Williams. They moved to Anaheim, California where he was employed as a City Building Inspector until his retirement in 1980. Jerry was a member of the Erst Christian Church. He is survived by his wife, three daughters, two sons and fourteen grandchildren 09931. Sameera fRahhalJ Nelson 1826 Riverdale Columbus, OH 43227 1951 Another CHS. voice student is Sammie Rahhal, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rahhal, 316 South Tenth. She is a member of the glee Club and received a letter in that organization this year. Sammie has attended school here for twelve years and plans to further her education by going to college. Her ambition is to be a musician or soloist. Sameera Rahal Nelson 2001 Since graduation Sameera fSammieJ has pursued many avenues of professional activities. She studied music and piano at Southwestern State University in Weatherford, Stephens College in Columbia, MO, and Westminister Choir College in Princeton, NJ. She has become, in addition to a mother of live, a pianist, soloist, poetess, artist, tribute writer and a hat and dress designer. Her talent in each of these has been recognized world wide by celebrities and world leaders alike. In 1999 she performed in over one hundred plays, recitals, radio programs, churches, colleges or other special events. Her poetry has been spot lighted in newspapers, journals and many other media specials. She has authored seven books of poetry. Sameera fRahalJ Nelson is an artist whose style has been compared to Van Gogh and is currently showing her work in six diiferent galleries. She is involved in many civic organizations in the Columbus, Ohio area including the Columbus Symphony Women's Association, the Ohioan Library Association, the Eastern Star, and the Stephens College Alumni Association Sameera has one grandson, Mason, who she describes as a 6fDoll Babyv and the light of her life. She expresses a hope that all her classmates will be able to attend the June reunion f f M' ii : if t i Norman Reimer Route 1, Box 180 Clinton, OK 73601 1951 Listing Agriculture as his favorite study, Norman plans to go into farming in a big way aber graduation. He nowfarms 1951-BIOGRAPHICAL UPDATES--2001 forty acres of cotton four acres of aUaUa and ten head of beef cattle. He has studied Agriculture for four years 2001 Alter graduation, I started farming south of Clinton. In 1952, I married Judy Megen. Our farming operations consist of cattle, pasture and wheat. We have three children, two daughters and one son. We now have nine grandchildren. Presently I live in El Reno near my son since my health is not good. I am divorced. I love to fish Rosa fReinschmidtJ Ross Deceased 1951 To become a secretary is the ambition of Rosa Reinschmidt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Wm. Reinschmidt. Amember of FHA Rosa selects shorthand as her favorite subject. Before enrolling in Clinton high school four years ago she attended grade school at Guy. 1984 Rosa Reinschmidt Ross died in January, 1984 at her home in Clinton. Rosa married Cork Ross alter she graduated and then worked at the Clinton Savings and Loan Association for many years as its Corporate Secretary. She was active in business and civic aifairs and was recognized as the Beta Sigma Phi Woman of the Year in 1983. She was a member of the Grace Lutheran church in Bessie. She had lived in Clinton for thirty-two years. Her husband, a son Mark, and his wife Lynda of Clinton, and a daughter, Marsha, and her husband, Charlie Moore of Clinton and five grandchildren survive Rosa. Bob Rich P.O. Box 218 Lake Como, FL 32157 1951 Moving here hom Arlington Va. Bob Rich was enrolled in algebra IL English Iv and Physics and American History this past year. He will join the Navy ROTC in the near future. He has a hobby of photography. . s. 74 N .ig Norma QRichardsonJ Hitz 921 North Winter Street Anaheim, CA 92805 1951 With ambitions for becoming an airline hostess, Norma Richardson plans to go into training to become an airplane steward immediately after graduation. Norma is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Richardson, 609 South Twewh. 1951-BIOGRAPHICAL UPDATES--2001 She has served as cheer leader in Clinton High School and lettered in vocal music. Norma has attended school in Elk City and Cordell and has gone to Clinton schools for the past several years. Her favorite subject has been English. 2001 I have enjoyed all the notes, cards and phone calls I have received. I'm sorry I wont be able to attend the reunion because I have advanced rheumatoid arthritis and traveling is just out ofthe question. I have had very happy and fulfilling life. I married a career marine office and have spent most of my life traveling to many places. To name a few, Richmond, Alexandria, and Williamsburg Virginia, Washington D.C., and McAlister Oklahoma and Kanahoe Hawaii where two of my three children were born. I now live in Calif To be near my youngest son and his family. My mother and father have passed away and my brother Bill lives in Abilene, Texas. My husband retired a Lt. Col and became a financial aid at the medical college of Virginia and then retired again. I'd give anything to be able to see you all at the reunion. . .HAVE A BLAST fb' 'Er .j .i - -. gm ,ag Jack Rollins Deceased 1951 Son of Mr. and Mrs. .lack Rollins. Jack has been active in football, basketball and track at Clinton high school since transferring here from Pawnee midway in the football season. He was named all- district end during football season, was a letterman in basketball starting in many games and place high in several track meets in the broad jump. His plans ajier graduating are to go to college or enter service for a couple of years. 5.4 1 1:45:23 Anita fRussellJ Morrison 117 Sandra Road Clinton, OK 73601 C5801 323-0511 2001 I was supposed to graduate with the 1951 class but that did not happen. After getting married to Leon Morrison in June 1950, I was unable to complete that school year. Seven years later L. V. Irwin let me come back for the winter semester and allowed me graduate in 1958. Leon and I had children by then. Our daughter, Tommie Lynn is married bill Walker Hom Elk City, OK. She owns her own beauty shop in Clinton. She has 2 sons and l daughter falso l granddaughterj. The grandchildren are 29, 25 and 10. Our great granddaughter is 4 years. Our eldest son Russell Leon Jr. lives in Billings, MT. He is married to Mary Learnan from St Alice, WI. They both are in the medical field and have no children. In 1960 we were blessed with our third child, a son, Grover Eugene, Gene,,. He is now married to Wanda Keinholtz from Orlando. OK. The have one teenage son. 1951-BIUGRAPHICAL UPDATES--2001 Leon and I are both retired. My retirement lifom the hospital in 1978 was a forced one due to Multiple Sclerosis QMSJ. Most of my days now are spent in a wheel chair. Except for my in ability to walk, I am able to take care of myself God has been good to me. Leon helps a lot. He and other husbands like him need special recognition. We are looking forward to visiting with everyone when the class of 1951 celebrates lilty years! QQ Janan fSavagej Tudisco ill Leeward Lane Kennebunk Beach, ME 04043 C2071 967-2044 1951 Selected as most popular girl and annual queen during her senior year was Janan Savage, daughter of Mrs. Byrdie Savage, 612 Choctaw. Janan was also Valedictorian of her class, a member of the Honor Society, received letters in music and speech, the American Legion Award and the Literary Club Award Coming her from Fredrick, Janan has attended Clinton schools for four and one- hay years. She has been active in band glee club and pep club and a member of the student council. Janan plans to work in New Jersey until the fall and then enter college where she can major in speech and English, her favorite subjects. 2001 After graduating lrom Clinton High School, I moved to New Jersey and worked as a secretary Csecretarial skills provided by CHSJ in New York City and N.J. There I met and married my husband in 1953. We have one son and three grandchildren. We moved to the rocky coast of Maine in 1967, where we still live. Living in Maine, surrounded by the sea's beauty, I became interested in art and am an award winning water-colorist and an active member and former board member of MWA CMaine Women in the Artsj. My memories of CHS and my classmates were always in my heart, after all, You Can Take The Girl Out Of Oklahoma, But You Can't Take Oklahoma Out Of The Girl! All of you classmates will always be very special to me. God Bless. VV W A , ' Lv gi- ff av ' . .A 1.55 ' ,, fb ,mu .. 1 it . ,X . 2 1 Ethyle fSawatzkyj Zinno Deceased 1951 Draughns Business College in Wichita Falls, Tex. Has been selected by Ethyle Sawatzky. There she will study to be a private secretary. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Sawatzky she is a member of the FHA and typing is her favorite subject. 1999 Ethyle Sawatzky Zinno, 65, died in January 1999 at the Corn heritage Village. Following her graduation in 1951, Ethyle moved to Califomia and worked as 1951-BIOGRAPHICAL UPDATES--2001 a telephone operator and nurses aide. She married Edward Zinno in June, 1955. Aher her husbandls death in 1974, she moved to Weatherford and worked at the 3M plant for fourteen years. Her hobbies were ceramics and caring for animals. Ethyle is survived by her three children: a son, Gregory, and two daughters, Michelle and Antoinetteg and six grandchildren. I -'21 i. 5 L- , .. 'S' it Irwin Schmidt 400 South 8th Street Clinton, OK 73601 C580 323-0842 1951 Irwin Schmidt, president of the Clinton FFA has been an active member of the chapter for the past four years and has won many honors in agricultural work, his top achievement being selection this spring as a junior Master farmer. He served on three school judging teams in his career. He has judged on the livestock team, the field crop team and the soil conservation team. Many times he was high point man both in the contest and on the team for the Clinton school. He has had 12 dwferent FFA projects in the past four years, has usually placed in the upper bracket with each. Irwin plans to go to Oklahoma A and M college and study animal husbandry and do farm work during vacation and aher graduation. 2001 Alter graduation I attended Oklahoma A84 M at Stillwater, OK, 1951-55. I married Pauline V Mtmo, from Arapaho September 12, 1954. Received BS in Animal Husbandry and Agricultural Education and an Air Force ROTC commission May 1955. After basic training at Lackland AFB, San Antonio, TX, was assigned to Ellington AFB, Ellington, TX for training as a navigator. Reassigned to Harlingen AFB as a navigator instructor. I received an early out of the Air Force in 1958, the year my mother passed away. I began teaching Agriculture at Dale, OK and continued there for fourteen years. After my father passed away in 1971, I resigned and took over the family farm until it was sold to settle the estate in 1974. I continued to operate my wifels mother's farm until it too was sold to settle the estate in 1992. I resigned my commission and remained a non-commissioned oiiicer in the AF Reserves since the fighters no longer needed navigators. I taught Agriculture and Sciences and served as Principal at Com Academy for 7 years. I retired from the AF Reserve at Tinker AFB after 34 good years. I continued to work at Clinton and Weatherford High schools to get enough years to retire. I retired from the Education system in June,l994. I am presently serving as: Oklahoma AARP Association Coordinator for Community Operations, AARP 55 Alive! Mature Driving Instructor, American Legion District 7A Commanderg Treasurer, Okla Convention of Mennonite Churches, Treasurer, Custer, Dewey, Washita County Retired Educators Associationg Member of Gideon's International and Promise 1951-BIOGRAPHICAL UPDATES--2001 Keepersg Silver-haired Representative from SWODA Area. We have two sons, four daughters and eleven grandchildren. Our children are Paula Hayen, Marian, KS, Melody Kliewer, Corn, OK, Irving Schmidt, Weatherford, OK., Leslie Schmidt, Cordell, OK, Katherine Ford, Arapaho, OK, Holly Stratton, Clinton, OK Jim Simon 88 West Colorado Blvd. 3'd Fl Pasadena, CA 91105 1951 Son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Simon, Jimmy has been active in speech this year and performed in the student council play one year. Lettering in baseball one year, he has been a member of the baseball team for three years. 1 '- lun ' .W 2 James Slagle l 107 West Trail Dodge City, KS 67801 1951 James Slagle, who was born 20 years ago at Foss, attended CHS' for three years, playing football for two years and running track for three. His favorite subject in high school was carpentry and his hobby is photography 2001 Fifty since we graduated? No way! Picture, if you will, the same guy who stormed the halls of CHS, with a bits of modification. A little bit of a paunch and gray headed. Slowed down a little, but still able to enjoy life to the fullest. After graduation I was drafted in the US Army and served two years Cnine months in Koreaj. I returned home to Clinton and went to work for a construction company and ended up in Dodge City, Kansas where I met my wife in1954. Rose and I were married in July 1955 and in 1956 I went to work for the Santa Fe Railroad as a Carman. Our son, Scott was born in 1957. He graduated 'dom Kansas State with a degree in Landscape Architecture. He is co-owner of a landscape design firm in Houston Texas. Scott and his wife Margie have two daughters, Kami 16, and Jenna 13. Our oldest daughter, Shelley was bom in 1959. After two years of college, she joined the Navy where she met and married her husband in Hawaii. Shelley and her husband Chuck live in Kingsland, Georgia. They have a daughter, Lauren age 12. Our youngest daughter, Susan was bom in 1962. He lives in Dodge City and is a Lab Tech for the local Medical Center. I retired Hom the railroad in 1993 and enjoy the good life of doing only what I want to do, mainly fishing, reading, and traveling. This is a wonderful time in our lives especially since both Rose and I are still in good health and enjoy life together after 45 years of marriage. I am looking forward to seeing everyone in 2001. 1951-BIOGRAPHICAL UPDATES--2001 fi? Y- ? M I 1 Jon Don Sluder 2404 Misty Lane Carrolton, TX 75006 1951 To attend and take ROTC training will be the next step for Jon Don Sluder, He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Odell Sluder, 706 Z Frisco. He has been a member of the band orchestra and glee club and has received honor letters in each organization. Science is his favorite subject and to be an aeronautical engineer is his ambition. 2001 Alter graduation in 1951, I went to Bartlesville, Oklahoma to attend Oklahoma Christian University Csince moved to Okla Cityj in the fall of the year. Alter attending for two years, I started to work for Central Airlines in Bartlesville in June of 1953, while still attending classes at the University. In 1954, the airline transferred me to Ponca City for about nine months, and then they sent me to Fort Smith, Arkansas until about 1957. Then I requested to be transferred to Fort Worth, TX to be near some relatives. From Ft. Worth, I went to Dallas Love Field, then to DFW International when it opened in 1978. In 1067 Central Airlines merged with Frontier Airlines, who became a major competitor in the air transportation industry. Then on August 26, 1986, disaster struck. My 33-year career with the airline industry went down in flames. Continental Airlines bought out Frontier and then put it and 4900 employees out on the streets. We were put into bankruptcy! Well I survived, barely, with another job, but not in the air transportation business. During this time, In 1988, I was diagnosed with cancer. Between 1988 and 1990, I underwent three surgical operations, and today, thanks be to God, I have remained cancer tree! Well, right now , I am retired feifective July 19993 and am enjoying every minute of it. Both my parents are still living, and I never got married, although I came close twice, but they would have been a disasters. During my career with the airlines, I did enjoy a lot of travel. Places such as: Hawaii, Jamaica, Cuba, England, France Switzerland, Germany, Belgium, Denmark, Sweden, Canada and many other cities in the US. Well, see you at the reunion, OK? John Dale Snider Deceased 1951 This years president of the boys glee club and president of his home room was John Dale Snider, an all-around athlete and FFA club member. He was one of two to receive Master farmer degrees in the local FFA chapter. Ajter winning grand champion at the county meet his pig exhibit flew to the American Royal at Kansas City. Quarterback of the '50- '51 Tornadoes, he 1951-BIOGRAPHICAL UPDATES--2001 was also a baseball pitcher and an active member ofthe basketball team. He was a candidate for the most popular boy this year and had a leading in the senior play. 1974 John Dale Snider died in 1974 at age 41 Hom an aneurysm. Upon graduation, John Dale worked in the distribution business then for the rest of his life he was involved in production of cement. He managed plants in Tulsa, and Sacramento, Califomia. Jolm Dale married Joanne Wilson of Gotebo, Oklahoma. They later divorced and he remarried. He had two daughters and one son and one step son. In addition to living in California and Oklahoma, John Dale also lived in Albuquerque, INHVI, and Ft. Collins, Colorado. His daughter, Treasa, recalls her father as pleasant and personable all through his life and especially at the end. He made me proud to be a Snider , she states. Norma fSteigmanj Fry 206 John Thomas Drive Georgetown, TX 68628 1951 Before her marriage on Easter Sunday to Joe Hardin, Norma was the former Miss Norma Steigman. She has been an active member of the Future Homemakers Club and has taken home economics for four years. She also is a member ofthe glee club and served on the Whirlwind stag' this past year. 2001 I married Joe Hardin in March 1951, and we graduated Hom Clinton High School in May 1951. I worked for the next ten years. We were living in Tulsa, Oklahoma and I was working at Farmers and Merchants Bank when Joe passed away. I remarried and moved to E1 Paso, Texas with my husband. I lived in El Paso for the next 25 years. During this time our son, Jason, was born. He is now thirty- five, married and he and his wife live in San Antonio, Texas. Alas! There are no grand children, but I am optimistic. Also during this time I decided to ftuther my education, and acquired a number of college hours. Along with going to school I became a volunteer in several local organizations. My husband was transferred to Houston, Texas. We lived there seven years and I continued as a volunteer in several areas. My husband retired and we moved to Georgetown, Texas, a growing town near Austin. I still do some volunteer work, but not nearly as much as I did in earlier years. I have always enjoyed playing bridge and still do. I have gardened for years, and although g'Southern Living hasn't come demanding photos, I thoroughly enjoy my yard. My husband and I both enjoy traveling and do so frequently. I cannot believe it has been fihy years since we all were in Clinton High School. I hope that life has been good to each of you Pop Hicks Restaurant burned to the ground in 2000. It was opened in 1936. 1951-BIOGRAPHICAL UPDATES--2001 Drenda fStocktonJ Miller 1890 High Desert Sparks, NV 89436 Cynthia fTaylorj Vossen 5309 North Walker Oklahoma City, OK 73118 C4055 732-3038 1951 Cynthia Taylor is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Taylor, 508 South Thirteenth. She attended school at Walters before moving to Clinton eleven years ago. She is an active member of the Glee Club and lists music history and glee club as her favorite subjects. Her ambition is to become a success in the career she might choose. College plans are indefinite. 2001 Since graduation in 1951 I think I've had a happy and satisfying life, although there have been lots of bumps along the way. 1951-1953 was spent at Oklahoma City University where I majored in vocal music. 1953-1955 I changed my major to music education and attended Oklahoma A8cM Cnow Oklahoma Statej in Stillwater. I met the love of my life in early 1955 and in October of that year married Edwin West of Duke, Oklahoma. We lived in Perry, Oklahoma where I taught elementary music until Edwin finished college. Our home for the next ten years was in Midwest City, Oklahoma-those were busy years as we began new jobs and started our family. Four of the greatest blessings- Jeffery, Julie, Kirk, and Joel. In 1965 we moved to Dallas, Texas and in 1967 Edwin died of a brain tumor. A life changing turning point! At that time I chose to attend Southern Methodist University to do some graduate work and update my resume. A career that choose me began when I went to work for Tejas Girl Scout Council as a membership specialist. In 1970, I transferred to Tyler, Texas, traveling an eleven county area for the Girl Scout Council. My children were growing, playing ball, going to camp, and numerous other activities, as we led a very busy life during that time. In late 1973, 1 married John Vossen, then in 1974 moved back to Oklahoma. During the ensuing years, I worked in the insurance business and directed a church choir. In 1985, I was employed by the Methodist Church Skyline Urban Ministry as director of vohmteer services. In 1989, found me single again and returning to girl scouting as I moved to Woodward, Oklahoma. By this time my children were grown and on their ovsm. In 1991, I returned to Oklahoma City as director of membership services for 1951-BIOGRAPHICAL UPDATES--2001 Redland Council of Girl Scouts. Life was good! In 1998, I retired-No one has ever wanted to retire as much as I did! Now I had a chance to make the rest of my life the best of my life . I have a wonderlill group of new friends, wonderful caring children, four grandchildren, and a host of new activities. Over the years my hobbies have been sewing, gardening, and numerous craft projects-now I enjoy these more than ever. My health has not been the best it could be, but am blessed to be as active as possible, enjoying life to the fullest. Seeing old friends, as the reunion 2001 planning committee has worked to make this aan event to remembern, has really been a joy! I am excited about seeing the rest of my classmates in June. KenWatson P.O. Box 898 Noble, OK 73068 C4051 872-5116 1951 The son of Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Watson, 301 South Seventeenth, Kenneth intends to go to college afer graduation. He has participated in both music and art while in school, being president and student director ofthe school band His favorite is Art, and this ties in with his ambition, which is to be an artist. Kenneth attended twelve years in Clinton schools. He was married December 25, 1951 to the former Wanda Reimer who also attends school at Clinton. 2001 Ken wasted little time after graduation. He enlisted in the Air Force with a couple of his classmates and while serving during the Korean War, started his very illustrious career in art. He has studied his profession over the years and now holds a PHD. He was listed in the l958-1959 Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges? Dr. Watson has taught art on the faculties of Southwestem State University, Weatherford, Oklahoma, Oregon College of Art, Ashland, Oregon, Central State University, Edmond, Oklahoma and Rose State College, Midwest City, Oklahoma. Ken is widely recognized for his paintings depicting the Great Southwest. He was on the staff of Mary Worth comics Hom 1972-1978. He has won numerous awards and is associated with many colleges throughout the nation and with many art galleries and private collectors. Ken's work include the design of the seal for Southwestem State University, the National Agricultural Hall of Fame in Bormer Springs, Kansas and in several well known murals in public halls and banks in Oklahoma. Dr. Watson is married to Paully W. Watson. The first white man's house in Clinton was built by John Seger. He was called Smoking Johnny by the local Indians. 1951-BIOGRAPHICAL UPDATES--2001 if AQ -1 Lf X Robert Webb 857 Chestnut Ave. Redlands, CA 92373 1951 One of Clinton High School 's many vocal students is Bob Webb, son of Rev. and Mrs. John R. Webb, 1015 Frisco. During his two years in Clinton bob has participated in many vocal presentations, winning many honors, the latest being a superior rating at the State vocal contest. Besides being a member of the Glee Club Bob has participated in track and baseball. Before coming here he attended school at Broken Arrow and Okemah grade schools, Heavener and Tulsa Junior High and Central High School. Bob wants to become a concert or radio singer in the future. 2001 How do I condense 50 years into a few short paragraphs? I am not known for being brief but here goes. Alter graduation in 151, I attended OCU in Okla City for one year, transferred to OU, got drafted in October '54, spent two years at Ft Bliss Ctotally lost yearsj, got married in June, 1956, early release from Army and went back to OU where I graduated with a B of Vocal Music Education in 1959. Moved to Pahn Springs, CA in August 159. My wife, Helen, taught in the schools there and since I could not find a teaching job, I first worked for a swimming pool company and then got on the Palm Springs Fire Department where I spent the next 2 and ll2 years. Moved to Redlands, CA in November, '62. Helen stopped teaching when we had our first daughter in 1961 and got a job on the San Bemardino County Welfare Department. All during this time, I had been performing with various musical theaters and was taking voice lessons with a teacher at the University of Redlands. I auditioned for a professional Musical Theater in Anaheim, CA and was hired in the resident chorus and promptly quit my welfare job. That was in 1963. I became a member of Actors Equity and for the next four years worked constantly in various musical theaters in Southem California and Arizona. I started getting some t'ghost', and back-up singing jobs in various movies, such as '4Goodbye Columbus , On a Clear Dayn, and got to do lots of solo work in Paint Your Wagonv. And if you look really fast, you could see me on camera in t'Fun with Dick and Jane . During the 150' Anniversary of Disneyland, I appeared in a musical revue all summer and our second daughter as born during that summer of 1970. I also started singing opera again. I did two tours covering the Western United States in 372 84 '74 singing Figaro in the Barber of Seville. This led to a job with a company that performed operas for schools. This in turn led to helping found an educational opera company, Orange County Opera, in 1976. My friends who were the co- founders and chief honchos of the company, moved to NYC in 1979 and asked me to take over the company for a couple of years. Well, I have been the Artistic Director since 1979 and recently was elected President of the company as well. Because of the daily performances of the opera company, I sorta lost out on the 1951-BIOGRAPHICAL UPDATES--2001 movie singing gigs- and probably more so than adult audiences. I also keep my hand in the Musical Theater field by doing guest appearances with various companies-usually in the summer months. This summer, for instance, I am appearing in a show call 6'Tintypes', in a summer repertory company here in Redlands. Also have performed the lead in Sweeney Toddw a couple of runs in the last 10 years. The opera company really keeps me pretty busy since I not only direct the shows, hire the singers, etc, but I also take care of the business end. However, I am starting to train my replacement and hope to sorta 'fease out of it in the next year or two. Helen is thinking about retiring but can't quite bring herself to really do it. Our first daughter is sorta helping push us more toward retirement since she and her parents live in Napa-wine country!-and we live in Southem California! I wish you all well. Sorry I will not be able to attend the 50'h Bash. COh yes, I forgot to explain that 'fChristopher,, is my stage name. Bob and Robert were already taken. It only coniiises Helen and me.j - . w I ,,,' .- Boyd Weddle iii if 3400 E Alexander Drive Haltom City, TX 76117 C8171 222-0068 1951 Serving as vice President of the T I. Club, James B Weddle has been an active member of that organization for the past few years. Selecting English as his favorite high school subject, he plans to go to college and hopes to some day become an English teacher. The son of Mr. and Mrs. JE. Weddle, 1517 Dunn, James attended school at Greenfield before moving to Clinton. 2001 What do you say about yourself alter filly years of non-commtmication? Its been a great life with its ups and downs, not particularly exciting or extremely successiiil by some standards, but extremely satisfying. Today I looked at the annuals from our high school years and the memories they brought up led to even more, so here goes, In August of '51, after graduation, I moved to California to be with my parents, who had moved there in April, job Opporttmity you know. So job hunting landed me at S.H. Kress and company in Salinas, ran up and down stairs so much I lost 50 pounds and then became Jim instead of Boyd. Spent a couple of years there, moving up to asst Mgr and Mgr. Then the Army called. Went into the Army in '53. While working at Kresses, I usually ate my meals next door at the 'fBurger Pitv. The Hrst day I went in, there was a red haired waitress by the name of Mary who waited on me. I sat down, she gave me a menu, I reached into her pocket and got a quarter and played the juke-box. She didnit knock my head oif so we became good friends. After going into the Army at camp San Luis Obispo, California, then to Fort Meade, MD and Camp Pickett, VA, I received orders for Alaska. I proposed, was accepted and got married March 28, 154. To Mary ofcourse. 1951-BIOGRAPHICAL UPDATES--2001 Two years later we were blessed with a daughter, Michelle Dean, Aug 56, thirteen months later, a son, James Boyd Jr, Sept, 657 and twenty months alter that, another daughter, Merri Elayne, July '59. In Nov '85, Merri presented us with our one and only grandchild, a boy, Shawn Jacob now nearing that dread sixteenth birthday I am sure we all remember. Unfortunately, Jimmy was killed in an accident in September, '79 just short of his 22 birthday. Worked with Edison Brothers Stores Inc. for 29 years, retiring in 81. went into management with Sambos Restaurant very shortly thereafter and stayed in this field for seventeen years with three dilTerent chains plus opening an independent steak house in WY. Retired again in '97. This one lasted two weeks and then to work for Eckerds Drug Company in Fort Worth, TX. I'll probably work there 'til I'm a hundred and tive and die the next day. After two previous retirements, I have no desire to retire again. Where have I lived? Oklahoma, of course, California, Ccivilianj Maryland, Virginia, Washington, and Alaska Cmilitaryj and Arizona, Wyoming, Montana and iinally Texas fcivilian againj. As I said, at the beginning not a terribly exciting nor highly successful life, but ultimately satisiying. A wife of 47 years, two daughters, and a grandson who loves me, two sons in law, Richard CMichellej, and Joe CMerriJ who tolerate me, a decent home, my health, a satisfying job with a super boss, and good friends, old and new. Who could ask for anything more? d The first school was built where the Clinton Daily News was later located. 0 L. Arlee Weil Deceased 1951 Another Agriculture student who plans to farm ajier graduation is Arlee Weil. Arlee has a milk route now and is enrolled in carpentry, mechanical drawing and English IV at CHS 1984 Arlie Weil died October 21, 1984. After his graduation in 1951, Arlie worked delivering milk to the Watonga Cheese factory. He married his high school sweetheart, Wihna Kappes, August 22, 1952. One month later he entered the US Army and served as a Corporal in an antiaircraft battalion in Newfoundland. Upon his retum from the military, Arlie started farming, raising cattle, growing wheat and working his old milk route. Arlie and Wilma were married 36 years when she died in 1977. They had two children and four grandchildren. Arlie later married Pat Crowl. He continued to live in the Clinton area until his death. In 1917, Edwin Blunck bought the first automobile in Custer City. His first love, however was his motorcycle, which he sold to acquire the Custer City Studio. He moved the studio and family to Clinton in 1919. 1951-BIOGRAPHICAL UPDATES--2001 S' Ruby fWeilj Wilson 4352 N.w. 16'h Terrace Oklahoma City, OK 73107 C4055 946-4672 1951 With plans to major in business education, Ruby will attend Southwestern State College. At the present time she is employed at 7lG.d'c If store. 2001 After graduation, I attended Hills Business School, and worked in downtown Oklahoma City Lmtil John and I were married in 1956. We have two sons. Oklahoma City has been our home all but one year in San Diego and San Francisco, California. My current activities are with church, Telephone Pioneers, Travel Club, our neighborhood associations and others. I am looking forward to being with my CHS classmates in June, 2001 for our som year reunion. Clinton's present City Hall was built in 1971 on the site of the old Lincoln elementary school. The old city offices were at 6 ' and Frisco. That building, along with the public Library and the city jail was built in 1912. K A Lester Williams Route 1. Clinton, OK 73601 15801 323-4958 1951 Now in the US. Navy in CalU'ornia, Lester is the son of Mrs. Isaac Williams, 211 Court. While in school at CHS before entering the service, he was a member of the 1950 Tornado squad that won the district- regional championship. 2001 As you remember, I went into the US Navy in January of 1951. My sister Grace walked across the stage to receive my diploma for me. I was in the Navy until 1954 having served aboard the destroyer, USS Hanna during the Korean War. I also served in Subic Bay, Phillipines in a construction unit. I rotated back to the U.S. in 1952 and served in a shore based training facility until 1954. I enrolled in SWOSU in 1955 and graduated in '71 with a teaching certificateldegree with a major in Industrial Arts and a minor in education. I became interested I flying and in 1960 I earned my private pilotis license and worked off and on at the air port for several years. I was an insurance salesman for three years and taught industrial arts in Deer Creek independent school district for two years. 1951-BIOGRAPHICAL UPDATES--2001 In 1980, I bought Williams 84 Son Salvage and worked until health forced my retirement. My wife Lois and I have been married for 36 years. I have three children, Sherry Morgan and her husband, Alan, Jerry Williams and his wife Vonda , Kim Buchez and her husband Chris. I also have three wonderiill children-in-law , and six grandchildren, Brittany, Bailey, Sally, and Roper Morgan and Dakota and Maverick Williams. We have lived in Deer Creek and Clinton, Oklahoma In retirement, I read and travel. My message? Do unto others as you would want them to do unto you. , .Q Q . lr-, Nora Bell Woods Deceased 1951 A member of the Honor Society Nora Bell Woods came to Clinton in the fijh grade and has attended school here since. She also went to Foss and Stafford grade schools. Nora Bell lists shorthand as her favorite subject. She is a member of the FHA club and plans to work for awhile. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Woods, 302 North Fourth. 1969 Nora Bell Woods died of ovarian cancer in 1969 After graduation, she moved to California and married Melvin Pewitt and had two children. She was divorced, then remarried in the l960's. 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