Clinton High School - Tornado Yearbook (Clinton, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1956 volume:

, N QXmXifFYYlNYN'1f?, .2fX J. 1, 4 f 415541 43:9 . N - :-,XJ ,. tk, 4. THE TORNADO 1956 Published by CLINTON HIGH SCHOOL Clinton, Oklahoma Mlnnmw 'E c '5'O f EDITORS: Kaye Finkenbinder, Wilda Morrison, and Gwen Riggs. BUSINESS MANAGERS: Margaret Dep- ut Ph Ili P k t y, y s uc et. SPONSOR: Jessie Turner. i Nia ti 1.13 J N in To MISS IESSIE TURNER for eight years of unselfish devotion and service to the students of Clinton High School we gratefully dedicate the 1956 Tornado. Her warm friendship and sincere interest in each student have been an inspiration to the many young lives with which she has been associated. fr f ,, i? Counsel Asszgnec! ..J 110 'fi K+ ug-n . 4? ---q,h'-V F-g SCHOOL BOARD Bob Nelson member Dr Ross Deputy memberj D Bartlett Clerk Mrs C N Goodw1n Vrce Presrdent and Jesse Stratton Presrdent ADMINISTRATION Iessa Lou Momgold School Secretary L V. Irwxn, Prmclpal, and Dr. A1Harr1s, Supertntendent l I N fl A K --.... , ' A 'lj V' -I I ,V . 1 7 ' li. I -qu-1 35 f-1 . ,ZA iw , 1:3 Q' I -711 , 5 J, ' ' Q ' -Q' !'.A, I I ' . -X it fx. .1 I 1 . D A . : K 'qgq a,x ' - ' ' xx . xx f - '. 1 7 ' 1' ' Q I . . : . .3 . . I - - . 5 - . . ' I I - , T c ,Mfg n m , . I . ,- jg- V X ' ,Q - . u Q wg. . ' ' ff n V. 2 L I ,l . .Ffh .,A..1l-L-al l Bob Graham, mathematics, Atlee Taylor, science, Myrtle Seright, mathematicsg and G. E. Castleberry, mathematics and science. FACULTY Clyde Taylor, trades and industries, R. W. Hancock, vocational agriculture, Jack Hefner, carpentry, and John Prock, athletics and shop, Helen Brown, home economics, Irene Clements, home economics, and Eleanor Oster. commerce. ..Q., ' X14 Q H 1 . -, N :' ' - a 1 '5 :ss 5, 2 x e f, a 'ti' .li sn i 'rs l - x X X NX. 5, I .- I 'E - ' ' f W Y' Lorenz Boyd, speech and historyg Ruth Nichols, vocal musicg Paul Fry, instrumental music: and Lorene Hatcher, art. Robert McGouldrick, Span- ish and history: Carl Allison, athletics and historyg Frank Bogert, athletics, science, and history: and Ira Eyster, science and drivers' educa- tion. sl r Kg .WLM . , N , , ,,. Faye Oliver, English, Myrtle Tennant, English: Jessie Turner, library, Spanish and journalismg and Alberta Kelly, English. Y Q1 Your Hzgb Sclaaol Days Rosalyn Hyder, reporter, jerry Garrett, president, Kaye Finkenbinder, secretaryg Buddy Fowler, vice-presidentg Phyllis Puckett, treasurer, Easter Moore, business manager, Gwen Riggs, busi- ness managerg Cheryl Blankenship, student council, Richard jackson, student council. SENIORS ST T: NOLAN ADAMS CARLSEY BAGLEY PHYLLIS BALLARD E' ' T BETTY BARTON OHERYL BLANKENSHIP ff' gf Y W , LETTIE BROWN 7 w 2, 6 CALVIN BROWNINO - I ' ANN BUNDREN H:'fN L- JUDY BURNETT An N PAUL CAPEHART I ' 1 , Q. 5 JERRY cH1LDREss 4' 4- -- 0 CAROLYN CRAWFORD ,-.. t- ,f LARRY DANIELS 'N-N -'mx- T ' X . N ., ,M . ML -at Q , ' f --5 N QYN, H BILLY DAWSON X ,x , ' ,. - l O-ff A , MARGARET DEPUTY A R fx.. I r X 1 ny, Sv I W: HAROLD DICK NANCY DISHAROON JIMMY DIX JANICE DUNCAN DONALD DYCK DUANE EDDY MELBA EMBREY SHELBA EMBREY RUBY FIELDS KAYE FINKENBINDER LORETTA FLOWERS JOE FOSTER BUDDY FOWLER JERRY GARRETT JO CARR1sON RONAL GERNER LARRY GOERINGER BUZZ GOODWIN PATTY GOOSZEN MOLLY GREEN EDDIE GRIFFIN DIXY GRUNEWALD GARY HEINTZ CATHRYN HELMS REBECCA HOFFER CARLENE HOLCOMB ROSALYN HYDER RICHARD JACKSON BARBARA JOHNSON DWAYNE JONES ?! X- f 'R R 1 xA. 1 Ai I ar' I -ef 'L if I , ' 1 X, 5 SD 'xv XI QL- V 8 I .X VN I fy J A . A +L. fx -J .ff J. . 1' a f' N S ,-J . 'QJ ' . tpf - ran if 1, ' Y 5 ,Riff 1 3 :Lfx J E' ,- if ff I, ' I ,Yo ' A 1 ' I F' f,k i 'n v 1' .14 . L? S- 'Rf L. x , ...fr 1114 91 4' i' 7' L GQ I I IRL EM J f L 'Q- 'YY V 1, .V ,ry ez, 'I v A ., 1. -:Ry w h . A. 1cQy.y,,wiL L . xgffw 1 a I H WL.. .R -W3 JL? . A 4 1 'A Z D aff . . X A 1 1 I J A I iv. JIM MCQENTIFFER J. D. MILLER BUD MISKEL EASTER MOORE WILDA MORRISON FRANCES MURPHY FRANKEY MURPHY TOMMY NELSON FRANKLIN NICKEL DAVID OATES DALE ODOM JIM OLIVER JUDY POWERS SHA RON PRAIRIE CHIEF PHYLLIS PUCKETT JERRY JORDAN JOHN JORDAN BOOEY KAISER JIM KING DON KLASSEN RONNIE KLIEWER JOHN KRAUSE DIXIE LAW LAVERN LENABURO CHARLES LESTER BETTIE LEE GENE MAHANAY RAYMOND MALOY SANDERA MARTIN NEAL MCCLANAHAN , I, ,V : 'i' 'Q S- 1 ,N IA Q Q15 V N I ,, I JACQUIE RAHHAL MILTON RAINEY STANLEY REITER CHARLES REUBER GWEN RIGGS WELDON SAWATZKY LYDIA SEIGRIST CALVIN SLATER ILA BELLE SMITH JOE SMITHEY LEON SPITZ DON SLAGLE MIKE SPARKS CHARLES STEPHENS BIL STITT 5 4 aa 'sr V - I, t I 'w' N 's Fix? , 1' N Tr' V Qfv -Sha' Q 367 9 ' 1. - N ' 3'5 1 Q 1 ' ' bf A ' ' :J !1r'N f EX 5 f xt MARY SUE STOUT 'K v KATHRYN suLL1Ns X, BOB TRENT IRETTA WALKER MACK WARD 1 fig. Q MARY RUTH wATsoN . Q DONITA WEBB , A DWIGHT WEBB ' 'df RUTH WILLIAMS X 7' 4'-2 BARBARA wooos ' 1 JOANWORK A A DARLENE YOUNGBLOOD Darlene Hutchinson, business managerg Joe Green, presidentg Don Reinschmeidt, vice presidentg Bobbie Gooszen, treasur- erg Leon Semkoff, student counciig Mary Sue Albright, secretaryg Tom Howen- stein, business managerg Susan Bartlett, student council. JUNIORS ps, C u x Vs , '31 ' X '1 1 . UA C5 any I We fan . 1 . 1 3 ' ii, 1 5 ,Q Y.. -v 5' jf to 12' if-.-w , gs. .x 'a 'I K. ,. If -.ap . I LX . - - .. ...- -5g-,.r ,.....,,.. ,, - '-.gg-j ---of 1 . As OLETA ADAMS RICHARD ADAMS GEORGANNA ADAY LINDA ADAY SONNY ALBIN MARY SUE ALBRIGHT LARRY ALEXANDER CAROLYN ASHCRAFT SARA BALLARD RICHARD BARBER EVELYN BARRICK SUSAN BARTLETT CHARLES BELTER MANONA BIRDCHIEF DONALD BREHM LILLIAN BRITT JERRY BRUNK DEWAYNE BULLIS DOROTHY CASE IVA CATLETT CORA LEE CLIFTON CHUCK CLOTHIER VICTOR COLE SUE COOK JIM CUNNINGHAM DON CURBOW MELVIN DAISCER JACKIE ELLIOT JAMES EVANS EDITH EERRIS REGENA FOSTER WILFRED FRANSEN PHYLLIS GARNER IORETTA GERNER BEVERLY GILES BOBBIE GOOszEN GASTON GRAY JOE GREEN PAT HALL PHYLLIS HARMS LETHA HARRELSON JEANINE HAYES BOBBY HEDGE DUD HIRE NATALEE HORN LORETTA HORRELL JERRY HOWELL TOM HOWENSTINE DEWAYNE HUDSON DARLENE HUTCHISON COLLEEN IGO GARRY IGO WAYNE INTEMANN EDDIE JOHNSON DALE JONES 9 ' 915.-4 ag-1 .tx ' J . I is E1 Y' fu--f 1, D r N U. I ,llo L 'faq' I I, W :'l,f 6 v ' 'N NX v V J 133.0 '. I L A 6' , A' f is F .Q Y ' ' r. .,. .IIA Q f' . 15 J 'O Y 'i QHUELX I Ku. - H ,- GARY JONES OPAL JONES JOHN KELLY JACK KEIHN ARCHIE KLASSEN GORDON KINCAID JO ANN KINCAID DONALD LADY DENNIS LAX BILLY LORE IDA LEE IVONNE LENABURG ANN LITTLE STANLEY LITTLE WILBUR MCABEE X 1 . I vy- ' ' . ,U 'dllsflu lv-.5 ' K .J W W I 41.1 ,T L ' ' Ar' y. wx r ' X34 dd -I 0 x, 4 A f , I Q 1. 11 ' ? Q as .4 f I T 7. ,L , S' 1. Y' Yi JH V. k L 1-4 f'- if-JI l . 5 -.,4 .I ' 5. in cf M Q-fi! LOU MCCLURE TOMMY MCREYNOLDS MADELINE MAGERS TODD MARKUM JIM MAT!-IIS DENVER MEACHAM JERRY MERRILL DIANNA MILLER JOYCE MORROW DOROTHY NEUGEBAUER OLETA NEWCOMB WILLARD NICKEL SUE OTTINGER BILLY PEVELER FREDA RAIMER 'ii-1 TREVA STEIGMAN JOHN STEVENS BILLY STRONG DALE TAYLOR PAT TAYLOR NANCY THOMPSON JEAN WALD RONNIE WEBB DONNIE WILLIAMS JOE WILLIAMS MELVIN WILLIAMS ROBERT WISE BETTY WOLF FORREST WOOD JOY WRIGHT 'Y' 'M is 'NET if W1 I 'T ii xi HP-:rv wa 1 A If I gi ffl f' gi 3 'M .il :J Gy' .' .3 x wf E'-ca A I I T ' I jm O1 RAIMI R Rl IM mm RLINSLAIMIDI in IIN sAwA IIRY 1 ION SI MRO1 1 MARGARET SLHAMBLRGI R MARY SHERHLNOU KI NNE I H SIMMONS ALVIN SMIIH GLENN SMIIH BOBBY SNODGRASS MARJLAN STAMIIAUGH MARTIN S'1'llHR NADINIL S'l'lLHR NORMA STILHR we 'C' ., ' A Ti? 1. i :O Sf f hd has Y N-J Sally Chittum, reporter, Joyce Anderson, secretaryg Donna Hamblin, treasurerg David Stratton, president: Jackie Kelley, student council, Sally Lowry, student councilg Bill Meacham, vice president. SOPHOMORES A '55 ' '-.sf J..-. , -S 'T' X I B J qv, 'x ' ' 1 15 Al- what J- Q 9 'I' V 4' . . 'B . la V if A 31? 0 .5 E it 3- 'Q ENID ADAMS JOYCE ANDERSON LEON ANDREWS BRUCE ARTHURS RAY BAILEY GARY BALLARD CAROLYN BALZER RICHARD BATES JUNIOR BEAVER VERNA BERGEN BOBBY BIGHORSE BETTY BLACK KENNETH BOGLE MARJORIE BOSE MYRNA BOYLES MILDRED BREHM SUZANNE BROACH DONALD BROWN ALLEN BRYANT MOLLIE BRYSON LEON BUSCH EDWIN BUTLER JUDY CHESTER SALLIE CHITTUM JIMMY CLAPP JOE COLLIER PAULA COOK JOHNNY COOPER CLOIs DEATON DELBERT DERBY GILBERT DICK VERNA DICK I-IAZEL DIX CAROL DOBBS JACKIE DORSEY HOUSTON DOTY CHARLES DOWNING MARY SUE DUNCAN ANNA MARIE DYCK CAROL EVANS LARRY FARMER JERRY ELAMING DOUG ERANSEN MARGARET ERIEDRICH JOYCE GARNER CAROLYN GERNER JOETTA GILES WALTER GILMORE LOWELL GLASSCOCK IDONIA GOLDEN . . X A13 G .'f:'A :,', . QV ,fl J fr: V 9 Z' .-7 , juff .I W 1 . l T? ft Nr ? I 1 9 ' V UA' x I fix' E7 J' ' 1 ' s A ' J D10-I S..- L Q -iff' J! , A-It .1 JUDY ICO TREVA ICO DAVID IHLE BRUCE JONES KAY JONES JACKIE KELLEY JANICE KOCH SUSAN KORNEGAY DANIEL KRAUSE JUANITA LEISURE JANICE LITTKE JACKIE LIVESAY SALLY LOWRY LYNN MARSHALL BILLY MEACHAM ov-5 4' 5- 3 , vi WILMA GOODBLANKET STEVE GORDON LINDA GOULD HERBERT GRAVES WILBURN HADLEY DONNA HAMBLIN THELMA HARMS BARBARA HAWS VAN HENSON MAX HIRE LINDA HOFFMAN HORACE HOLLAND JACK HOOKS MAUDIE HOOSIER SUSAN HOWELL be 3' T lg JERRY MEADOR VERA MERCER BARBARA MERGEN CLAUDE MILLER GLENNA MILLER PHYLLIS MILLER LINDA MILLSPAUGH MIKE MITCHELL HAROLD MOAD PATSY MONTGOMERY DALE MOORE DONNA MORROW ALBERT NEWTON DELLA NISLE IIMMY ORR Q T if , 1 -trpxu gr A E f , 'Q , I f if 4 I ,iq L A? Q l 5 'r if ISI' '- I ' I 2 K A 4. ' H , .si ni V . 'CY 1 . 7 - . I-ST I-f , xr ,.-H Aff' IJ .,,. l.. l. ' JIM OWEN MARY NELL PARRETT ROY PARRETT WENDELL PEVELER KENNETH RATZLAFF GARY REMPF ER MICKEY RICHARDSON DON ROLISON ALETA RUSSELL GARY SANDLIN ARLENE SAWATZ KY ALFREDA SCHENEWOLF NADYNE SCHNEIDER TOMMY SELF CHIQUITA SMITH . .I sv J -I Q 7, V -. f. J , 1 fix -iff, J. I O f Q' . , J ' 'if t'if'w,41m SN! I I 'Q DORIS WIEBE MAURICE WEESE MILFORD WHITE ORETA WIDENER JIM WILLIAMS .5 T'-KA-F' ' J 1 s .' X, as! J QA . iff PATRICIA WILLIAMS ROY WILLIAMS ROYCE WILLINGHAM DONNE LL WINBURN PHYLLIS SMITH BILLY SNIDER CECIL STEVENS GORDON STEHR HOWELL STOVALL DAVID STRATTON EDDIE SUMMIT GEORGIA TERRELL JIMMY THORNBURG JERRY TREADWAY JIM TURNER JUNE UPCHURCH HENRY VA N HYNING JACKIE WALLS LINDA WEBB sr vx 73 49' 3 Y .M ,Q ' I x 9 Q I f' N Fx W 1 I up . I I I Rf I I A.. 5? 243' TT? ., gi ' , 45 5 .- ' ca f 1. . A. Vx' Ae-ww 'M'--fi 4 - 2 , JF . ' 7- .x, 'I' : ' W wa .,f Don Finkenbinder, presidentg Harold Miskel, student councilg Tommy jackson, vice president: Kay Matthews, secretaryg Linda Heerwald, student councilg Glenna Aden, reporter. FRESHMEN 11 A- ' 'G' 2. i' '. 'af' + , O ' f 'I O I w A. fl u f?T e 4 - R - . 2. Af! ' A V .l U3 'Zi AP A Kd ' ' f'Z'..- A Ns..- .f A A ,, 1, .' i 4 o I X I 1 , ,. W. f , V - ,fi .A v A. -, Lal? - .--. Swank, uv- A A If 's 1 H L ff- H J i ,fs g ll 1' Az M I Q ' A X 'tcw5A 5' . If U 'D MARIE ADAMS BOBBY ADAY GLENNA ADEN CAROL AGAN JEROLD ALBRECHT VIVIAN ALEXANDER JIM ALSPAUGH LONNIE ANDERSON RONALD ANDERSON MONTE ARNEY WARREN ATCHLEY ARLETA BAGLEY GARLAND BARBER LUCINA BAUMAN MARGIE BEARSHIELD DONALD BERGEN GAIL BERRY RONALD BODENSTEIN DARLENE BRADFORD GAIL BROWN cis f I vu ., if gg xX1 '73 .,- I XE nal- 2 , 11-'- .. ' F I, . I, el x 1,- Y 1. H -L ' ,J x . ' ,MK . , -. ,- nf J L A , A , v 1 Q, , :Pg 4. M 5 A I I H . 1,1 I Q ,. I X fi LJDW YT? U Tv- K 6 A+- A 'cz- W s.. z A s T. 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O in ' , I V' . 1 ROY BROWNING GARLAND BURCALOW GAYLAND BURCALOW JOANN BURNETT PHYLLIS BURRELL BETTY BURROWS BALLAMAY BUTLER JANET SUE CAIN TOMMY CALDWELL MARGARET CANNON SHIRLEY CASE ORVILLE CLOTHIER LARRY CLINE VIRGINIA CORLEY BILL CROSLEY CANDA CRUSON COLLEEN CUNNINGHAM SHARON DAVIS MARY DAWSON LINDA DICK ANN DICKEY DELORES DICKERSON SUE DUNCAN JOE DUNLAP DONALD EARNEY DON FINKENBINDER CURTIS FOSTER DELO RES CANNON JANET GOERINGER ELAINE GOLD KITTY GOODWIN LARRY GORDON RUDONNA GORSHING CHARLES GRAY BARBARA GREEN JANE GRIFFIN LEE ROSS GRUNEWALD ROSENDA GUTIERREZ MARLAND HADLEY DONALD HAMLIN WILLOLA HARDIN LARRY HARMS TERRY HARMS HERMAN HARRELSON JOE HATCHER KENNETH HAWKINS CATHY HAWS SHERRY BETH HAYES LINDA HEERWALD KAY HILL JOHN HLNES MARGIE HOEPFNER BOBBY HOFFER FRED HOLDEN TED HOLLY ERNEST HOOD SARAH HOWELL JAMES IOO TOMMY JACKSON EUGENE JANTZ ,- ,. 1' sr., :S I x Q ...T I Q7 . IMT' . O . 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' F1 T it X I f X A H, s Q . IK 'G ' ly a ' - I-I fm f . 1 A 15 ,-V ,x nj F:-.. I 4' yfy? ff -.MQ 1' I if '.i.4Ar v . as ' 4 I ' Q i4'i3VI'V,'!I mx, is 3 .-B' X .4 - ,A A . Mx I , ., K . V bl 3 , '31 ,' M ' X I ' , ? if w'-'SV' lx 1 il :I -4 V x I 9' 'PQHJ K. JX ESI Tx 4, 'P' 4 DARLENE KELLEY MARGARET KEMPF RICHARD KING CHLOY KISINGER VERNON LAMBERTUS RONNIE LEAVELL MICKEY LEE DONNA LITTKE PAT LOVEL G. W. LOWRY MARY MCCOY SARAH MCDONOUGH DANNY MOREYNOLDS JUDY MANDRELL PATSY MARTIN 5.3 e almbx 'I 's-v-1 Nui SANDRA OSWALT BOBBY PARKER GERRIE PAT PASCHALL DWAYNE PATTERSON IEANNIE PEARSON JIMMY PENNER MAUDIE PETTY SHARON PICKLE JOHNIE PIERCY JOHNNY PIXLER PATTY POPE BILL POWERS OVADA PRIDEMORE SHIRLEY PTAK SHARON REINHARD 1,4 XX rysl I. 2 I I A xxx, '1 '1 ' - Q ,AI f' W' , .. . 1 .5 1: 1 1 . .lv 1 I - ,f Q JI , N A I' TC:-gf? X AIA. IMI I' l 'A I 'V , A I 4.-f ' I' .-at f F' fr I ' I . 'J I... I ...J -if If' ' 'Ia 3 Z I 5 ,-1 ,. 6 1 . - I I I 4 if X v . If. A ' ,J 1 If N I ,Q IL I K l -af 41' 5 1 ij Q N' L. '7 F I If . 45 .5 'T'N 9 ,f . Y?-' 4 ' I I M15 x M4 . 4. 'A 'L 4 7 Via fri' .3 A , by I I V I I o a -' - CURTIS REINKE GLADYS REINSCHMIDT WENSIL RICH CATHY ROBERTS MARY ROBERTSON EDDIE ROLISON GEORGE ROPER DON SANDERS BOBBY SAWATZ KY NADINE SAWATZKY VIRGINIA SCHENEWOLF BARBARA SCHROEDER CAROLYN SIGHTS GEORGIA SIMMONS REESE SIOUX ta . I ' 5. 4- f ,. av I N . xx .,-:' Q 4 '5f'7: pQ3q7 gQH ff'-320 ff: F- G: A 7 ,mr IJ -2 . Q N 1 it A f .wa 'YES :N DANNY TISDAL LONNIE TURMAN SYDNEY VEATCH NEAL WALKER JANET WALTON JIMMY WATSON WAYNE WEBB NANCI WELBOURNE JUDY WHEELER ANTHONY WHITESHIELD DUANE WHITETAIL PAT WILLIAMS DONALD WISE DOROTHY WOLF JUDY WOLVERTON Q- I f 'Irv ,, E if , 'ml 2. .1 3. ti, JACK SMALLEY JIMMY SMITH RONNIE SMITH VELMA SMITH MARY SORRELS JOHNNYSOUTHERLAND SUE STEWART ARLENE STOCKTON BILLY STOCKTON CHARLES STRONG KAREN SWINEHART DONALD THOMAS RONALD THOMAS RAY THOMPSON ANNA THORNBURG J A J vw 'C' if ,rf Remember These Things CHS PRE ENTS THE MIKADO 'Q f 1 i 2 i R1 fa 22421 J, f .w x , .l l GIRLS' CHORUS Susan Bartlett, Joyce Anderson, Phyllis Smith, Oreta Widener, Janice Littke, Sally Chittum, Mary Nell Parrett, Sue Ottinger, Mary Sue Al- bright, Joann Kincaid, Sally Lowry, Linda Webb, Suzanne Broach, Donna Hamblin, Lou McClure, Katherine Sullins, Carlene Holcomb, Patty Goos- zen, Margaret Deputy, Joy Wright, Caroline Ashcraft, Regena Foster, Jeanine Hayes, Barbara Mergen, Paula Cook, Carolyn Gerner, Aleta Russell, and Arlene Sawatzky. BOYS' CHORUS J. D. Miller, Denny Meacham, Wilfred Fransen, Jerry Treadway, Jack Llvesay, Ray Bailey, Gene Mahanay, Tom Howenstine, John Stevens, Ronnie Webb, Horace Holland, Bogey Kaiser, Easter Moore, Jim Cunningham, David Stratton, Tommy Self, Harold Moad, Gilbert Dick, Garry Sandlin, Gary Rempfer, Jerry Childress, Jim Oliver, Gor- don Stehr, Don Rolison, Mike Mitchell, Kenny Ratzlaff, and Doug Fransen. The major production of the vocal music department is the annual operetta performance under the direction of Ruth Nichols. This year's show was The Mikado by Gilbert and Sullivan. Students participating in this color- ful event, gayly dressed in bright jap- anese costumes, captured and held the audience throughout the two-hour per- formance. Helping make a successful perform- ance were Phyllis and Linda who did a wonderful job accompanying. .. .--9' ,-4-' ' Accompanists Linda Heerwald and Phyllis Puckett. Another valuable person was Mrs Irwin who helped in staging the oper- etta and in making up the Orientals. The Mikado is the story of a young man who returned to his home town to marry his sweetheart, Yum- yum, only to find she was engaged to Ko-ko. Katisha later appeared and claimed the young man as her lover. Ko-Ko was finally persuaded to marry Katisha and Yum-yum at last is free to marry Nanki-poo, her true love. Pooh-bah, Jerry Garrettg Petti-sing, Donita Webbg Nanki-poo, Bill Stittg Yum-yum, Betty Barton: Mikado, David Oates: Katisha, Cheryl Blankenshipg Ko-ko, Buzz Goodwing Peep-bo, Kaye Finkenbinderg Pish-tush, Ronal Gerner I REMEMBER MAMA Presented by Senior Speech Classes -.v K N1ghtly entertaxnment for the famlly and Aunt Trina was the readxng of the classlcs by Mr Hyde Members of the supportmg cast awa1t thelr curta1n C8 Uncle Chr1s caused quxte a commotlon wherever he went Even the seren1ty of the hospltal was changed to an up roar CAST Cheryl Blankenship Kaye Fmkenblnder Katrxn Mama Papa Dagmar Chr1st1ne Nels Aunt Tr1na Aunt Jenny Aunt S1gr1d Uncle Chrls A woman Mr Thorkleson Dr johnson Arne Nurses Gene Mahanay Margaret Deputy Rosalyn Hyder Jerry Garrett Patty Gooszen Gwen Riggs W1lda Morrlson Paul Capehart Nancy Dlsharoon Ronnle Kllewer Bud Mlskell Rlchard jackson Mary Sue Stout Barbara johnson Soda Clerk Bell Boy Charles Lester Madellne Betty Barton Dorthy Schiller DIXIG Law Florence Dane Moorehead Molly Green Dtrected by Lorenz Boyd Student Directors Barbara Johnson 11111 Ollver Iii I nl: l Q k A N ' L J 1 -Q 7 .5 , ,, A S fi F , A., If J i A Q , L Mr. Hyde .... .... C alvin Slater u , .... . . . . . H. u ....... . . i ' ' f' , u c Y. A A X X ................ . ' i, ,, yi Hb Calvin crowned Ann football queen to reign over the homecoming festivities. Her attendants and their escorts were Bud Miskel, Cheryl Blankenship, Stan Reiter, Barbara Johnson, Phyllis Puckett, Richard Jackson, Kaye Finkenbinder, and Buzz Goodwin. HOMECOMING HIGHLIGHTS Homecoming at CHS began days be- places were awarded respectively to fore the big event when each class and the sophomore, freshman, and art clas- organization started plans for floats . ses for their floats . Student Council sponsors Homecoming School spirit didn't lag in the after- each year and opens the celebration by noon either. Floats were stripped of choosing the assembly speaker. their decorations and these were added to the students cars . In the halls be- This year following the assembly at tween classes echoes of Beat Anadarko ll OO the CHS band queen candidates, could be heard and everywhere posters and some dozen or more floats paraded and tags Were Seen b00Sf1n8 the Hlght S down town First, second and third game The Tornadoes were really flying high The concession stand is a popular Alvin, Sue, and Denver at the ball game! 1 ' p, ace during the half-time for gos- worked hard selling mums sip as well as refreshments. for the junior class. OF fx Z- Roy Blankenship was We surprised Calvin F- homecoming speaker. didn't we? CHS During the half-time ceremonies, Queen Ann was crowned. This added an extra sparkle to the game in which CHS rocked past Anadarko. For the first time in sev- eral years for Homecoming, the weather man pulled an unusual trick on Clinton - it was a perfect day. But all good things must come to a close and following the annual dance at the American Legion It was worth it, coachg we won the game. building, weary, footsore, students and mni trornped home, bringing to a close s activities alu the The CES band YCUXSS after U19 half- These scenes are typical of the spirit raised in the pep rallies. time s ow. YB yi. ' 1 .Qfjiff-I 1 vaf, .G lv f'J.L' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' Through rain, sleet or snow these men carry through. Handy office girls are Donna. Dixie' patty' Rosalyn Bus drivers are Paul Hinz, Robert Kupka, George Lov- Cheryl' Mary Sue' and Gwen. ing, L. D. Howell, G. E. Castleberry and At1eeTaylor. s' '44 i V 1 ' kg.-- ,Q -' - ti- 'z 'YI i' 189' wir gf? W' ia ., ft W v fy,-'.' . . ra .,.,,1,, D. and Barbara H. as librarians. As custodians of CHS, Don Forsythe and Sam Dunnagan have an important job to do Keeping an orderly library is up to Sally, Barbara I. , J. llffx Cathryn assists Mrs. Oster by operating the mimeograph This yealns football manager and Stage' machine. hand was Roy Parrett. School is out and the Bessie stu- dents board their bus for home. Q A. 'The twelfth man on the team. Planning to join CHS band in 1966, Bucky begins Is everybody happy?? Wel-1-1-1-1 yesl I practicing early. Coach Bingen- heimer prepares to send in his other team. '., X., ' m 'F 5 gr Q. These new students seem to be happy in Clinton High They are Bertha Pope Roberta Dischman, J. D. Smith, Mil dred Angelly Marvin Elliott Rex Smith Carolyn McEntaffer Kenneth Becknel Jerry Stegall, Deanna Moore, and Highlighting the Coronation Ball was the crowning of the Red Tornado Girl and Boy, Cheryl Blank- enship and Calvin Browning. Attendants were Kaye Finkenbind- er, Stan Reiter, Ann Bundren, jerry Garrett Buzz Goodwin, Phyllis Puckett, Jerry jordan, and Wilda Morrison. Crown-bearers were Alice Bundren and Bucky Irwin . Gigi -5X 'I I 1 tx 5 Students of CHS take time from a busy schedule for devotions. X I 4 t I 177455 tap 9 . , X ,wwf L .- ff 1,91 ' k'4A fg 'aff ' ' . , Members of the newly organized Key Club are Jerry Garrett, Buzz Goodwin, Jerry Jordan, Joe Green, Robert Wise, Billy Strong, Pat Tay- lor, Ron Webb, Tommy Howen- stine, Jimmy Cunningham, Bobby Hedge, Gary Rempfer, Alvin Smith, David Stratton, Denver Meacham, Dud Hire, Todd Markum, Calvin Browning, Jackie Kelley, Herbert Graves, Charles Downing, Horace Holland, Melvin Williams, Jerry Howell, and Max Hire. Donald Darrah and Virgil Downing, mem- bers ofthe Kiwanis Club, are in the background. X X , X N ,.. R ., Approximately 200 students and teachers attended the devotional services held bi-monthly in the C .H.S. auditorium . Sponsored by a board of representatives from all the Clinton churches, the services were conducted by students . Q 1 X ' x N X, X ff W 1 'a 5,-P 75 , ' f cf.-f f -e 1 5 1 Susan and Sue, exchange students to Mexico City, point Manolg, our friend from south of out their destination. the border, and Herbie give out with an international smile. U 'R - Q N , - - I 4 c 3 1 Q . . I A L N A five room modern house IS the project of the carpentry class Members of the art class paint back drop for senior play. Class projects are shown here by shop students. Excellent, modern equipment is used by drivers' education l A students. Lau 1 I 'L tx 4, 'il ,, liz, ., M-TX .91 .1 4 L- - .J K 1. 1 hA - 1 X f Tiff' y ,-wayqgtg' . 'Huw' ing. ,rf p Q' Tcl? 'r 4 Letters and poems won these students honors in a national English magazine. s i. H., - ' 4 s ' ft - .. J- ' X:-.Lv -af-wt 1- N 4 -l -'-- -4 x ' W- .. 1 '- , ,.,'w.y. t ' -. ,J? +.-15 ' y -'-fyfv 'ff' - , ' .v,. . . -.H .s sl - , 1- . 1 ,- ' ' 4 fQl2r', .. t 5' nf-'V '1-.'t'5'- '-' r N, I V - . . -,suv - 7--3--. , , A , NF 5, ' g as .- . 1'-' Assisting in the Polio Drive, Susan, Georgeanna, and Linda stop a tourist for a donation. Margaret, David, and Calvin, top science students, made an appearance on a T. V. program. Being interviewed by a representative of K.W,O,E. are Claude Miller, Donna Morrow, Oreta Widener, and Margaret Friedrich--winners of I Speak For Dem- ocracy' contest. Jw Us g' .I ki . s , ,R . 1. .L ' t-. . . A 9 I . ,,, N. - -4 -., tv, ,. .M .D j ' s , ec- x . s J. O. Dickey presents Mr. and Miss Flame awards to Joan and Charles. I Q1 Sally, Treva, Mary Sue, Della, and Mary Nell help in kindergarten. .Xav- N J New books always have great attr 543 .. - A381-gt, 35 ix l if t , , . . . U? . . ' -'59 1 lil Scale-9 Hit? Cast Stage hands for the senior p1ay'?? ess? futfleberry ,......,..,J 1,-'1usUl - , tri a. .N . h 4, - A ,f-- ,...,'-5. .-3-a -, l nllllflf la ...l.,,, . uk . J -s,-51' .3 fx, .- s. Copper work proves very popular with this home eco- 4' - f A 4 A N L :K 'NRL X I S .is A. ' 1 5 ' : if c:::.-:Ji action fo N NK Ie S fly b c' a le'7'fSrs1a Cf0g 111 ' e 03 - . 'fbias 'Lf-I H0171 I 4 - 5522321-L52 and ?f0om I Ins per 51:2-'fitafnment ' A, 4 A r C.H.S, stu- ' is Drovided b ' Y Bill y cms! ey .way S 1 p Making yo-yo dolls is a project of freshman home- making classes. If Among the St at P715 46 2? sf 5 ., , -YN I 6 xxx K 5 'X ff E xx ' in W' X V so ' Q ' tp . . 4 I 'gb ga! 6 m ' X f-ff. J .Av--Q. . ' '...-.- - . , 1 ,ry 'I in if -4 A-530' -u Kaye Finkenbinder D.A.R. A WARD Phyllis. Puckett P. E. 0. A WARD 3' 1 AMERICAN LEGION BEST CITIZENS J. D. MILLER-- GWENDOLYN R1GGs RED TORNADO BOY AND GIRL CALVIN BROWNING- - CHERYL BLA NKE NSHIP Arg IJ - 'i v - '-v ff..-4 ' ai 1 A - ,Rx -7 '- 7 F.H.A. KING AND F.F.A. QUEEN RONALD KLIEWER-- MOLLY GAYE GREEN BAND KING AND QUEEN ROBERT WISE-- WILDA RAE MORRISON 1. F.F.A. SWEETHEART and F.H.A. KING'- K Milton Rainey, Margie Bose, Arlene Sawatzky and Don Reinschmiedt. Betty Barton and W ilda 3 P.E.0- AWARD-1 d--Wildalvlorrisorl -di 2. FOOTBALL QUEEN--Kaye Finkenbinder, Phyllis Puckett, Cheryl Blankenship and Bar- bara E i ! n D A R Awar lmankenship. Morriso - ' ' D and CherY -, v: :n4-.3 - . 4. ANNUAL QUEEN--Sharon Reinhard, Norma Stehr, and Frances Murphy. UNCROWNED ROYALTY 5. RED TORNADO BOY AND GIRL-'Buzz Good- win, Phyllis Puckett, Jerry Jordan, Kaye Finken- binder, Stan Reiter, Ann Bundren, Wilda Mor- rison, and Jerry Garrett. Clubs Are F f l ,clk cf . ff' V h An active governing body, the '55-'56 Student Council sponsored many activi- ties during the year, including a clean- up and a good sportsmanship campaign. Some of their other work included spon- soring the Homecoming Day, the Christ- mas tree erected in the school library, several sock-hops, the operetta which made a payment on the yearbook, and crowning of the Red Tornado Boy and Girl. With L. V. Irwin serving his ninth year as sponsor, the Council is com- posed ofa representative from each Doing their part toward a Merry Christmas for home room, two from each Class and C.H.S. are Buzz, Richard, Jerry Merrill, and ' Jerry Garrett. the four class presidents . STUDENT COUNCIL F ,I P E SEATED: Alvin Smith, Bud Miskel, Richard Jackson, Joe Green, David Stratton, Cheryl Blankenship, Cor. Secretary, Buzz Goodwin, Presidentg L. V. Irwin, Sponsor, Jerry Garrett, Vice President, Gwen Riggs, Rec. Secretary, Karen Swinehart, Suzanne Broach, Janice Littke, Aleta Russell, Don Finkenbinder. STANDING: Charles Downing, Sandra Oswalt, Sharon Reinhard, Jerry Merrill, Paul Capehart, Charles Gray, Terry Harms, Tommy Howenstine, Harold Miskel, Leon Semkoff, Donna Hamblin, Sally Lowry, Georgeanna Aday, Linda Heerwald, Darlene Bradford, Susan Bartlett. Dg D H b1'n, Lee Clothier, judge: Clois Deaton, Charles Stephens, mayorg Linda Heerwald EEQEEBartlealinliucingartlett, Don Finkenbinder, Kaye Finkenbinder, Secretary-Treasurer. STANDING Sponsors, Atlee Taylor, Sidney Richards. In its eighteenth year as a youth center, C1inton's Teen Town provides a variety of wholesome entertainment. The first of its kind in the United States, the organization has served as a model for others over the nation. Representatives elected from ea ch class serve as members of the Town council . Sponsored by various civic or- ganizations, Teen Town has two counselors - Atlee Taylor and Sid- ney Richards. Ah! Leap Year TEEN TO WN These boys enjoy an evening at teen town PUBLICATIONS -ni? Reporters Carlsey Bagley Monona Brrdchref Neal McC1anahan Betty Barton hm Wrlhams Sandera Martrn and D1x1e Grunewald work to meet that Tuesday deadhne Tomado and Wh1r1w1nd edrtors Wrlda Photographers and busmess managers Mornson Gwen Riggs Kaye Fu-lken Suzanne Broach Robert Wrse Margaret bmder Nancy Disharoon and Mary Ruth Deputy Gene MahanaY and Phylhs watson Check final edmons Puckett do therr share photographmg These books and papers prove that wrrters work hard Rosalyn Hyder Ruby Frelds James Evans Becky Hoffer Charles Stephens Iretta Walker Iudy Powers and Ann Bun dren and promotxng pubhcatrons r-101'- X az- . v 4 A4 t ' Il 5 .f g -J X- ' f at . l f 4 , f 9 vo ' ' ' ' X ,sl - ' , l . . I 7 l I ., 'VW ' nf - ,, 'H A 4,47 ,,, ,r , Q. ., . y , r W r V . I f-- sa J 1 B ,S-gif' . I I ,Q J it Q I 1 1 , ' ' I ' . ' , v . . . . ' J T L - I l -, X , . 'L , - I h Av- Nx ,f 1 'Z T and I officers Seated Bob Trent Vice President Nolan Adams President Colleen Igo Secretary and Treasurer Standing Jack Hefner and Clyde Taylor sponsors Judy Powers reporter Dwight Webb District President A part of Trades and Industrial Club is the carpentry class Howell Stovall Bobby Live say Allen Bryant Jack Hefner sponsor Roy Williams Jimmy Owens and Raymond Maloy fstanding in doorj board the bus after completing a day s work on their project a four room house Y' ' ix X.. n Adams Colleen Preparing themselves for an occupation are T and I students of CHS Seated Nola Igo Judy Powers Charles Reuber Wayne Intemann Dwight Webb Second Row Leon Andrews Elbert Newton Eddie Summit Melvin Dancer Donald Lady Dwayne Hudson Dennis Lax Donnie Th' d R w Donald D ck Gary Heintz Melvin Williams Bobby Trent lim Mclntoffer Williams 1r o - y Tommy Nelson Joe Foster Richard Barber Franklin Nickel Billy Lore Dwayne Jones Kenneth Sim- TRADES AND F511 K' 1 DUSTRIES Pat Hall, Donnie Klassen, Donald Brehm, ner, sponsor, Billy Dawson, Jackie Elliot, Duane Eddy, Stanley Little, and Joe Williams seem pleased while visions of old sawing days fade away as they in- spect a new saw. ni-X, . Bert Raimer, Charles Stephens, Jack Hef- MAKER W' 5' 0,0 OW! L M SQ: 'P ' , 1 4' s 2- a if - 'Z Yi S, 'eo Os- Nfw YW , X 1 Nancy Disharoon, Phyllis Harms, Phyllis Gar ner, Linda Aday, Carolyn Gerner, Marjorie Bose, Arlene Sawatzky, Enid Adams, Joyce Morrow, Joyce Gamer are looking over plans for the coming year. Talking over money making project are officers: Mary Stout, Parliamentariang Molly Green, Presidentg Barbara Woods, Historian, Carlsey Bagley and Iretta Walker, Song Leadersg Cathryn Helms, Vice Presidentg and Phyllis Harms, Sec- retary and Treasurer. VGCATIO AL Discussing pattern structures are Oleta Adams, Alfreda Schenewolf, Phyllis Ballard, Ivonne Lenaburg, Marjean Stambaugh, and Helen Sawatzky. 47 ,. .pi 01.-. .1 ....,,ff J FHA rushees pose after being formally initiated First Row: Arleta Bagley, Mary Dawson, Vivian Alexander, Kathy Roberts, JeannePierson, Opal Jones, Anne Marie Dyck, Sue Duncan. Second Row: Natalie Horn, Carol Agan, Loretta Hor- rell, Sharon Pickle, Patty Pope, Ovada Pride Row: Virginia Schenewolf, Georgia Simmons Judy Igo. more, Dianna Miller, Rudonna Gorshing. Top Arlene Stockton, Marie Adams, Janet Goeringer ' I 's U . ' Gj W' 'wax 1 hiwfftt 14 . lj.: A ,i QA Fi L., 1 I NEA! Z. - 1, . ,C J 5 'N - 2 fy N . Q' x C Q! uljfo .' Vx U Viewing trophies which the chapter won are ,ML officers: Jim King. Vice President: Ronnie rl'II'f4 Kliewer, President, Charles Lester, Sentinel, TAI' ' . - - Milton Rainey, Secretaryg John Jordan, Re- TIIRIMH , porter, and Don Reinschmiedt, Treasurer, N5 GROUPS Billy Snider, Max Hire, Claude Miller, Dale Moore, Delbert Derby, Herbert Graves, David Stratton, Gary Rempfer, Joe Collier, Tommy Self, and Harold Moad relax before starting on a field trip. Z , uf , 0, A .sg Freshman members show off their feeders which were finished during the first semes- ter. Members are Richard King, Elwood Nickel, G. W. Lowry, Mickey Lee, Robert Nelson, Larry Harms, Charles Gray, Bobby Sawatzky, Eugene Jantz, Kenneth Hawkins, Ernest Hood, Jim Penner, Monte Arney and Terry Harms. Stanley Little, Mack Ward, Jerry Merrill, Larry Goeringer, Willard Nickel, Don Reinschmeidt, Glen Smith, Charles Belter, Bert Reimer, and Gary Igo inspect a newly finished barbecue pit. STATE HOQR. so.c1ETY H- 5-ul w 'ZX , FIRST ROW: Thelma Harms, Suzanne Broach, Sallie Chittum, Linda Millspaugh, Gladys Reinschmiedt, Bobbie Gooszen, Betty Barton, Sue Ottinger, Jeanine Hayes, Rosalyn Hyder, Sherry Hayes, Judy Igo, Regena Foster. SECOND ROW: Denver Meacham, Glenna Aden, Lettie Brown, Betty Lee, Aleta Russell, Cathryn Helms, Donita Webb, Margaret Deputy, Kaye Finkenbinder, Cheryl Blankenship, Mary Ruth Watson, Treva Igo, Sarah McDon- ough, Dianna Miller. THIRD ROW: Ron Webb, Donna Morrow, Linda Hoffman, Susan Howell, Joyce Anderson, Caroline Ashcraft, Nadine Stehr, Rosenda Gutierrez, Rudonna Gorshing, Ovada Pridemore, Colleen Cunningham, Linda Heerwald, Betty Wolf, Phyllis Harms. FOURTH ROW: Clois Deaton, Bobby Parker, John Orr, Don Finken- binder, Eddie Rolison, Alvin Smith, Calvin Slater, David Oates, Tom Howenstine, Leon Semkoff, Dud Hire, Joe Green, Tommy Jackson, Larry Gordon. The large number of high schools which have organized local chapters in the State Honor Society is evidence of the continued interest of school authorities in the improvement of scholarship standards in the high schools of Oklahoma through a plan of this kind. These fifty-five students rep- resent the upper ten per cent of the student body making the highest average marks in C.H.S. Co-valedictorians Margaret and Kaye and co-salutatorians, David and Cheryl. ' warm: ,E I QR ,s X v A ww lik if FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA K Fm . L Buzz BOTTOM ROW: Mike Sparks, Phyllis Smith, Janice Littke, Mary Watson, Nancy Disharoon, Calvin Browning, Goodwin, Betty Barton, Sandera Martin, Cathryn Helms, Bogey Kaiser, Paul Capehart. SECOND ROW: Mr. At Taylor, Joyce Morrow, Donna Morrow, Ann Little, Jean Wald, Caroline Ashcraft, Joy Wright, Chiquita Smith, Barbara Johnson, Margaret Deputy, Kaye Finkenbinder, Kitty Goodwin, Jessie Turner, sponsor. THIRD ROW: Leon Semkoff, Thelma Harms, Georganna Aday, Margaret Cannon, Donna Hamblin, Loretta Horrel, Phyllis Garner Carolyn Sights, Mary Robertson, Patsy Miller, Mary McCoy, Joe Hatcher. FOURTH ROW: L. V. Irwin, Jackie Livesay, Robert Wise, Pat Taylor, Easter Moore, Margaret Schamburger, Regina Foster, Tommy Howenstine, Ed- die Rolison, Bobby Parker. 1 Members of the Clinton Future Teachers Club assisted teachers in various ways this year. Several had actual experience in teaching high school classes and others substituted for grade teach- ers. Assisting in play ground activi- ties, some of the boys served as coaches of grade athletic events. lee Officers- G . President, Bgzeznglggszsecretaryg paul Ca Dish 00dwm ' . Deharr Lirtkzrothp' reporter? L vifijpresldemi NWCY' y ist ' , ' - in, , , Sec Onan' Mary War sponsor' Janice retary. Son, correspondin S FIRST ROW: Mary Ruth Watson, Jackie Rahhal, Wilda Morrison, Mary Sherbenou, Carolyn Ashcraft, Regena Foster, Patty Gooszen, Myrna Boyles, Barbara Johnson, Treva Steigman, Phyllis Harms, Georgeanna Aday, Susan Kornegay Kaye Finkenbinder, Donita Webb, Rosalyn Hyder, Bobby Gooszen, Oreta Widener, Cheryl Blankenship, Susan Bartlett, Chiquita Smith, Phyllis Puckett, Molly Green, Betty Black. SECOND ROW: Mildred Brehm, Barbara Mergen, Kay Jones, Mickey Richardson, Barbara Haws, Judy Chester, Verna Dick, Anna Dyck, Phyllis Miller, Molly Bryson, Ivonne Lenaburg, Norma Stehr, Joretta Gerner, Beverly Giles, Sue Ottinger, Joyce Anderson, Mary Duncan, Phyllis Smith, Opal Jones, Mary Sue Albright, Joetta Giles, Thelma Harms, Madeline Magers. THIRD ROW: Dixie Law, Linda Aday, Margaret Deputy, Arlene Sawatzky, Paula Cook, Natalie Horn, Jeanine Hayes, Lou McClure, Joyce Garner, Phyllis Gamer, Phyllis Ballard, Nadyne Schneider, Georgeanna Little, Nadine Stehr, Diana Miller, Joy Wright, Loretta Horrell, Idonla Golden, Janice Littke, Suzanne Broach, Sally Chittum, Kay Webb, Dorothy Case, Carolyn Balzer. FOURTH ROW: Verna Bergen, Deloris Wiebe, Darlene Hutchinson, Betty Barton, Carlene Holcomb, Kathryn Sullins, Della Nisle, Carolyn Gerner, Margaret Shamberger, Ida Lee, Helen Sawatzky, Glenna Miller, Patricia Williams, Margaret Friedrich, Marjorie Bose, Mary Parrett, Aleta Russell, Sally Lowry, Donna Hamblin, Iva Catlett, Edith Ferris, Jackie Dorsey, Joann Kincaid, Marjean Stam- baugh, Lillian Britt, Jean Wald. Having a most successful year were the glee clubs of Clinton High. Each club pre- sented assemblies, civic club programs and participated in district and state contests. Members of the mixed chorus were selected from these groups . Under the direction of Mrs . Ruth Nichols, the clubs pre- sented The Mikado, comic opera . ,af ' Officers of the glee club look over some music to be sung at the Thanksgiving Festival. Cheryl Blankenship is Vice President, Georgeanna Aday, Secretary- Treasurerg Betty Barton, Presidentg Su- zanne Broach, and Lou McClure, Li- brarians, M, 1, FIRST ROW: Teddy Holly, Roy Browning, Garland Burcalow Larry Gordon John Orr Lee Grunewald Don Finken binder G. W. Lowry, Jim Alspaugh, Robert Nelson WensilR1ch Bobby Aday Harold Miskel Charles Strong Kenneth Hawkins, Tommy Jackson, Ronnie Leavell Gene Mahanay SECOND ROW Tommy Self Don Sanders Charles Gray, Terry Harms, David Stratton, Neal Walker Ray Thompson Jackie Kelly Eugene Jantz Milton Rainey, Joe Hatcher, John Pixler,-Robert Wise, Paul Nelson Victor Cole Wilfred Franzen Jerry Garret THIRD ROW Jimmy Cunningham, Gary Rempher, Gordon Stehr Don Rolison Cilbert Dick Jimmy Thornburg Charles Downing, Mike Mitchell, Garry Sandlin, Doug Franzen Larry Cline Don MacRenolds Tommy Howenstine Ronnie Webb, Jackie Livesay, Buzz Goodwin, Bogey Kaiser David Oates FOURTH ROW Easter Moore Bil Stitt Ronnie Gerner, Weldon Sawatzky, Harold Moad Pat Taylor Larry Goeringer Lavern Lenaburg Jim Oliver Jerry Childress, Kenny Ratzlaff, J. D. Miller Jerry Treadway Ray Bailey Jerry Meador Billy Stock ton Denny Meacham, Jack Smalley, Horace Holland Irwin 'makes up' Buzz and Donita for the The Mikado. Easter Moore, Secretary-Treasurerg Bogey Kaiser, Sergeant at Arms, Jerry Garrett, Vice President, and Buzz Goodwin, Presi- dent, relax in the sunshine before re- hearsal. , H 0 Q5 rs ff A , fb ll F' ,I I, l I . I - FIRST ROW: Elaine Go1d, Virginia Schenewolf, Canda Ctuson, Carolyn Sights, Mary Anne Robertson, Karen Swine- hart, Kay Matthews, Donna Littke, Linda Dick, JoAnn Burnett, Gladys Reinschmiedt, Barbara Green, Judy Wheeler, Jerry Paschall, Patsy Miller, Colleen Cunningham, Dorothy Wolf. SECOND ROW: Cathy Roberts, Janet Cain, Gail Brown, Rudonna Gorshing, Mary Sorrels, Margaret Kempf, Sarah McDonald, Shirley Case, Kitty Goodwin, Georgia Simmons, janet Goeringer, Wilola Hardin, Whynema Nickel, Delores Dickerson, Margaret Cannon. THIRD ROW: Sharon Davis, Sharon Pickle, Velma Smith, Sherry Hayes, Janet Walton, Pat Williams, Lucina Bauman, Linda Heerwald, Darlene Kelly, Kay Hill, Virginia Corley, Rosenda Gutierrez. Gail Berrv. Mary McCoy, Sharon Rein- hard, Cathy Haws, Glenna Aden. - ' , ' .,-pt.,--, 1- 1.f- , V A ,V fl .. Ut, , t . .L I ye-.ggi .- Qu- - yDv9:q'f'o, .:'1-.'r,':.ug,img--,. - ,?:?f2te.? , -f . Q i. , L Officers of the club are Glenna Aden, president, Kay Matthews, vice presidentg Kitty Goodwin, secretary-treasurer, Linda Heerwald and Carolyn Sights, librarians. I.. These girls were kept busy singing for high school assemblies and civic clubs . An outstanding number presented was Pa1e Moon done by Yvonne Miller, an Indian girl in her native sign language . Caroling by lamplight puts spirit in Christmas songs for the freshman girls' quartet members--Kitty Good- win, Kay Matthews, Glenna Aden, and Darlene Brad- ford. The Christmas tree could never be as lovely as the singing of Mary Sherbenou, Bobbie Gooszen, and Patty Gooszen. Jeanine Hayes. Lou McClure and Suzanne Broach se a rett U A . P0 D y picture in this graceful stairway. VOCAL ENSEMBLES -Wwe ,X , ,W A song by the fire comes from the boys quartet--Ronnie Gerner, Kenny Ratzlaff, Buzz Goodwin, and Jerry Gar- rett. 43?f4-5' K . 'bfi 'r xx' 11 The girls quartet--Donita Webb, Cheryl Blanken- ship, Kaye Finkenbinder and Betty Barton, enjoy a minute of relaxation. 4? UL ,A 1 I -I , 1 1 s - ' 4 FIRST ROW: Regina Foster, Mary Ann Gilmore, Sammie Ricks, Jeanine Hayes, Robert Wise, Mary McCoy, Mary Anne Robertson, Barbara Schroeder, Mary Sherbenou, Tom Howenstine. SECOND ROW: Karen Cabiness, Vir- ginia Corley, Iudy Wolverton, Jim Orr, Linda Dick, Terry Harms, Sherry Hayes, Kitty Goodwin, Carolyn Ash- craft, Wilda Morrison, Danny Tisdal, Sallie Chittum, Larry Gordon, Carolyn Sights, Margaret Friedrich, Kaye Finkenbinder, THIRD ROW: Mary Wise, Barbara Burns, Linda Gould, Gary Rempfer, Patsy Miller, David Stratton, Steve Gordon, Neal Walker, Jim Alspaugh, Lee Grunewald, Jimmy Penner, Alvin Smith, Chiquita. Smith, Tommy Self, Bill Armstrong, Tommy Caldwell, Todd Markham, Mike Mitchell, Jim Oliver, Horace Holland, FOURTH ROW: Donita Webb, Sandra Oliver, Sonny McAbee, Johnny Piercy, David Oates, Molly Bryson. Garry Sandlin, PatTaylor. Garland Barber, Curtis Foster. Coming to CHS as a new band direc- tor, Paul Fry began activities immediately with football shows, trips, and concerts. Stepping off to Red Tornadoes and marching off to Alma Mater, the band presented half-time programs at all home games and many out of town. Best remembered of these shows will be the take-off of Glen Mil1er's hit tunes . Concluding the marching season, the band attended O . U. Band Day on the University campus . The concert season -I began with a combined band and glee Planning a half-time band formation are the Club Christmas PI'0gI'aTIl - HOHOI' b3I1dS officers: Kaye Finkenbinder, Secretary-Treas- and Clinics were also on the Schedule for urerg Wilda Morrison, Vice President: and David Oates, President. individuals ' Highlighting the year, the band pre- C H S sented the annual spring concert. Drum Majorettes Mary McCoy, Mary Robert- For homecoming activities, the Mr. Fry and Garry Sand- son, Mollie Bryson, Donita Webb, and Patsy band formed a 'C' awaiting lin, drum major, talk Miller. the Queen's arrival. before the Veterans' par- K, ade. ' l 3. '- Q I ,C 59 , 4 ..., v- Q . Sag 2.4.5 gQ 5-sw 'C 'Han 'A' Q l w +,,: sg f' 'mfg + - . f. ff? - fi it , 13 . -A 'sf ' i? 7 fi' '5 f V ' - 'Sk ,- .V H V 'Z' , L h K w 'il 'I Elf' fl: -, -lg fl ' E ' ' . 4? FIRST ROW: Jeanine Hayes, Sandra Oliver, Caroline Ashcraft, Virginia Watts, Barbara Schroeder, Tommy Howenstine, Joe Bill Heintz, Nancy Holland, Mary Calmes. SECOND ROW: Juanita Jones, Wanda Gray, Sandra Littke, Iudy Abercrombie, Wilda Morrison, Sallie Chittum, Carolyn Sights, Robert Wise, Jim Holland, Duane Blankenship, David Stratton, Bill Armstrong, Horace Holland. THIRD ROW: Sherry Hayes, Kitty Goodwin, Margaret Friedrich, Karen Cabiness, Garry Sandlin. STANDING: David Oates and R. A. Lloyd, director. ORCHESTRA With Professor R. A . Lloyd direct- ing the group, 32 members report each week for orchestra practice. The first CHS orchestra in three years, the musical group not only appeared on a concert program but also played for graduation exercises . fm Jeanine Hayes serves the orches- tra as concert mistress. Tl ff: Officers and concert mistress listen intently as Prof. Lloyd goes over one of the arrange- I V I 1 I y s INCHES. I Vice-President David Oates is offering free instructions to Wilda Morrison, President, Sharon Reinhard, Secretary and Treasurer, and Sally Chirtum, Librarian. Q- 'QL-.- Providing plenty of music and pep for assemblies and bas- ketball games was this group: Regina Foster, Alvin Smith, Carolyn Sights, Wilda Morrison, Garry Sandlin, David Oates and Horace Holland. I I , l s , it I A highlight for boys was sing- ing for the piano festival. Sixteen highschool piano stu- dents accompanied them on nine pianos. pil' Un-Q' This string trio played dinner music for banquets-- Jeanine Hayes, Betty Barton, and David Oates make the sweet music. It is eight o'c1ock in the morning and Mr. Fry is in his position ready to begin band rehearsals. g..- rl'- , , as fs 50 Mrs. Nichols discusses the interpretation of a piece with student directors, Betty Barton and Donita Webb. Orchestra director, R. A. Lloyd, leaves for a concert with Jeanine Hayes, concert mis- Il'6SS. Lcq-af 5 C3 s Oi miwie i 6 AFC0 . 8 Kew 6 QUE' gd ed glrlg mpanyin egyoy K th . an glee g band and Betwoanslmg iiets mOS- Club ar soloists .S . X1 cgom qua' ' e feani U' 30d f om a hows' He and -'eshm 169: mixeixil Linda, an CU! C boys gxee FIRST ROW: Ierry Garrett, Richard Jackson, Buddy Fowler Bud Miskel SECOND ROW- Don Rolison P 1C , . . , au ape- hart, Dud Hire, Jerry Jordan, Buzz Goodwin, Alvin Smith, Roy Parrett, mana er, Coachesl h P k g o n roc and Frank Bogert. THIRD ROW: Jim Turner, Denny Meacham, Eddie Johnson, Todd Markum, Vic Cole, Mike Sparks, Cal vin Browning, Athletic Director Carl Allison. FOURTH ROW: Don Reinschmiedt, Bobby Hedge, Jerry Howell, Jack Livesay, Bill Meacham, Bogey Kaiser, Stan Reiter. LETTERMEN'S CLUB Lettermen in the sports of football, basketball, baseball, and track are all eligible for membership in this organi- zation which gives recognition to Tor- nado athletes. Each year the club sponsors an in- tramural basketball mix-up tournament, and they also assist the Quarterback Club in the annual banquet. Eddie, 'Mike, Jerry, Victor, and Jackie ex- amine some Tornado trophies. Under a new constitution written by a group of fourteen girls, the Twisters and Freshman Pep Clubs played an active part in boosting the Tornadoes at both home and out-of-town games . Although the Fresh- man Club had its own officers and cheer- leaders, it worked under the Twisters. After serving a year's membership, fresh- man girls are eligible to join the Twisters. TWISTERS Officers: Wilda Morrison, reporter: Barbara Johnson, vice president: Gwen Riggs, presi dent: Rosalyn Hyder, treasurer: Betty Barton secretary. 28 YY CHEERLEADERS: Ann Bundren, Kaye Finkenbinder, Cheryl Blankenship, and Phyllis Puckett. FIRST ROW: Mary McCoy, Patsy Miller, Mary Robertson, Sandra Oswalt, Kay Hill, Donna Littke, Glenna Aden, Kay Matthews, Rosenda Gutierrez, Margaret Cannon, Gail Berry, Gerrie Paschall, Janet Goeringer, Gladys Reinschmiedt, Sharon Davis, Sarah McDonough, and Dorothy Wolf. SECOND ROW: JoAnn' Burnett, Sharon Reinhard, Betty Barton, Sandera Martin, Donita Webb, Barbara Haws, Judy Chester, Janice Koch, Linda Hoffman, Maurice Weese, Mary Duncan, Aleta Russell, Margaret Friedrich, Carolyn Gerner, Darlene Hutchison, JoAnn Kincaid, Lou McClure, Darlene Kelly, and Patsy Montgomery. THIRD ROW: Delores Dickerson, Barbara Green, Janice Littke, Phyllis Smith, Suzanne Broach, Idonia Golden, Marjorie Bose, Chiquita Smith, Myrna Boyles, Donna Morrow, Joyce Morrow, Treva Igo, Phyllis Miller, Caroline Ashcraft, Nadine Stehr, Phyllis Garner, Ruth Williams, Arlene Sa- watzky, and Kitty Goodwin. FOURTH ROW: Willola Hardin, Carolyn Sights, Joyce Anderson, Paula Cook, Linda Gould, Donna Hamblin, Susan Howell, Linda Millspaugh, Rosalyn Hyder, Sallie Chittum, Linda Webb, Susan Kornegay, Barbara Johnson, Margaret Deputy, Sue Ottinger, Manona Birdchief, Oreta Widener, Cathy Roberts, and Thelma Harms. FIFTH ROW: Margaret Kempf, Judy Wheeler, Judy Burnett, Sally Lowry, Margaret Sham- burger, Regena Foster, Treva Steigman, Joretta Gerner, Judy Igo, Carolyn Balzer, Oleta Newcomb, Phyllis Harms, Betty Wolf, Natalie Horn, Carlene Holcomb, Kathryn Sullins, Phyllis Ballard, Mollie Bryson, Linda Heerwald, and Colleen Cunningham. SDCTH ROW: Sherry Hayes, Virginia Corley, Canda Cruson, Janet Walton, Linda Dick, Janet Cain, Georgia Simmons, Sue Duncan, Carol Agan, Virginia Schenewolf, Gail Brown, Arleta Bagley, Ovada Pridemore, Rudonna Gorshing, Velma Smith, Pat Williams, Shirley Case, Lucina Bauman, Karen Swinehart, and Mrs. Irene Clements, sponsor. , rr , 8 5 v I .x I gif Lv - 1 ROW ONE: Atlee Ta lor, G. E. Castleberry, sponsorsg Ronnie Webb, David Stratton, Gene Mahanay, Betty Barton Y . David Oates, Calvin Slater, Tommy Howenstine, Margaret Deputy, Barbara Johnson, Richard Jackson. ROW TWO: Bob Graham, Myrtle Seright, sponsors, Gary Ballard, Roy Parrett, Jerry Childress, Jim Oliver, Georgeann Little, Carolyn Ashcraft, Judy Burnett, Chiquita Smith, Wilda Rae Morrison, Barbara Haws, Kaye Finkenbinder. ROW THREE: Doug Fransen, Mike Mitchell, Steve Gordon, Richard Adams, Robert Wise, Joe Green, Dale Taylor, Ken- ny Ratzlaff, Don Brown, Jerry Treadway, Susan Bartlett, Joy Wright, Donna Morrow. ROW FOUR: Jerry Garrett, Leon Semkoff, Eddie Griffin, Jim Mathis, Jerry Jordan, Buzz Goodwin, Buddy Fowler, Larry Daniels, Paul Cape- hart, Garry Sandlin, Larry Farmer, Richard Bates, Clois Deaton. 'Iwo new clubs were organized this teachers, the 50 member Sci-mat club yearg one to promote interest in the fields of C.H.S. was host to the first meeting of science and mathematics and the other of the Western District Science clubs speech. in March. Sponsored by the science and math SPEECH CL UB Q I 1 5 I I i M b wfim ers of the newly formed s e h ilda Morrison M P ec Club are- B Lou M , argaret Deputy' K , . ,etty Barton, Car 1. I hart Eaiggfe. Ron Webb, Robert Wiseayirjmkenbmdef. Cheryl Blsnlrleisighcraft' Joy Wright. Barbara Joh ' fM00re. Alvin ' ' 'ffm WO0d, Jeff IP- Mary Sue Alb' mon' Smllh, SOflIly MCAb Y GBIFCII, Denny Mea h ,rlghl Rosalyn Hyder ee, Todd Markum. and Lorenz Bqfydzinzbohgggs Sparks, Paul Cape- Athletes All thnx lf? ll, ., . ., ' - V k- i- - v 4 , if.'? 3EiQ'-vflzdrffffli' . . ,wr ,, fgqiar-,9,5.ghw. ti-E' .. 514' ,.t,- f 'l '?s9sv.':.,ifZf-'. .12 FIRST ROW: David Stratton, Sonny McAbee, Richard Jackson, Pat Taylor, Charles Downing, Don Rolison, Bobby Hedge, Bud Miskel, Don Reinschmiedt. SECOND ROW: Jerry Merrill, John Stevens, Stan Reiter, Alvin Smith, Jerry Howell, Victor Cole, Bill Meacham, Henry Van Hyning, Bob Bighorse, Jack Livesay, Jim Turner. THIRD ROW: Calvin Browning, Dud Hire, Ray Bailey, Buddy Fowler, Gary Jones, Forrest Wood, Van Henson, Fred Bighorse, Buzz Goodwin, Eddie Johnson, Jim Williams, Todd Markum. FOURTH ROW: Coach Carl Alli- son, Asst. Coach John Prock, Paul Capehart, Denver Meacham, Easter Moore, Jerry Jordan, Tom McReyno1ds, Bogey Kaiser, Larry Daniels, Herb Graves, Mike Sparks, Asst. Coach Frank Bogert. BIG RED OF CHS A team with plenty of heart des- cribes these Tornadoes. Taking over a squad badly riddled by 1955 graduation was no easy assignment, but coaches Carl Allison, John Prock, and Frank Win number four came the following week when the Tornadoes crashed Frederick's Bombers 19-6. Victims of a revenge-seeking Altus crew, the Tornadoes were defeated a fourth time, 20-12. They came roaring back, how- ever, to win their final two games, 40- 7 over the Sayre Eagles, and crushing Hobart, 37-7. Bogert did just that, ending the season with a smooth operating unit . The first tussle at Woodward proved to be one of experience, with the Boom- ers emerging on the long end 26 to 7 . The initial home game saw Elk City tast- Checking fombau fi,1m' ing their first victory over the Torna- does in several years 21-20. A second half surge was not quite enough against the El Reno Indians as the Tornadoes suffered their third straight defeat 21 14. Then it came! The first win. The Tornadoes came back after trail- ing the first half to top Hollis 12-6. Mangum was the second victim of the aroused Big Red, being rolled over 30-0. Homecoming fans saw Anadarko's Warriors subdued by a 32-6 score. Coaches John Prock Carl Allison, and Frank Bogert STAN REITER CALVIN BROWNING BUD MISKEL BUZZ GOODWIN 1 year lerterman 4 year letterman 3 year letterman 3 year letterman Tackle Fullback Halfback Center All Drstrrct All State All Drstrxct All DISUICI JERRY JORDAN BOGEY KAISER BUDDY FOWLER RICHARD JACKSON 2 year letterman 2 year letterman 2 year letterman 2 year letterman En Tackle En Halfback A ko: VIC COLE All DISIIICI Calvm Brownmg rs bemg pulled down ID ALVIN SMITH 2 year letterman the Elk C1ty Qame 2 year lerrerman Halfback Guard A, . f a: I Bill Meacham stops Anadarko Warrior in homecoming game. lil JACKIE LIVESAY GARY JONES BILL MEACHAM EDDIE JOHNSON 1 year letterman 1 year letterman 1 year letterman 1 year letterman Halfback Quarterback Quarterback Quarterback any JERRY HOWELL MIKE SPARKS JIM WILLIAMS JIM TURNER 1 year letterman 1 year letterman 1 year letterman 1 year letterman End Fullback Tackle Tackle DENNY MEACHAM DON REINSCHMIEDT BOB HEDGE DUD HIRE 1 year letterman 1 year letterman 1 year letterman 1 year letterman End Halfback Guard Fullback PAUL CAPEHART DON ROLISON TODD MARKUM 1 year letterman 1 year letterman 1 year letterrnan Tackle Halfback Guard Miskel picks up 8 yards on the kickoff. If I QQ- 4 : 1 1 , 1 Z? 1 1 I 'A 1 Y .42 r' f -.-.f ,y .514 , F -4 . kk I oo' 'lun i LEFT TO RIGHT: Calvin Browning, Eddie Johnson, Gene Mahanay, Jerry Jordan, Coach Frank Bogert, Calvin Slater, Bogey Kaiser, Jerry Howell, Stan Reiter, Bill Meacham, Bill Strong. A Arapaho Hobart Duncan Shawnee El Reno Sayre Cordell Woodward Seiling Woodward Altus Anadarko Elk City Hobart Sayre Frederick Arapaho Cordell Anadarko Woodward Elk City TEAM SCORES 47 Clinton - 54 Clinton - 42 Clinton - 54 Clinton - 49 Clinton - 52 Clinton - 56 Clinton - 57 Clinton - 49 Clinton - 70 Clinton - 58 Clinton - 43 Clinton - 72 Clinton - 46 Clinton - 30 Clinton - 51 Clinton - 63 Clinton - 44 Clinton - 40 Clinton - 63 Clinton - 44 Clinton - Calvin drives high for 55 50 34 35 33 62 40 49 42 62 45 36 27 48 62 37 53 47 36 58 53 two. ....-.A ? HJC - gy , - . ,V .-1 ,.,,- , ...V . Q' 44-f M , 1 1- ,- -g'i'iQ'N'-gr - . S.. - 'V' - ' , ...Z .lv K - g .s. .. . . if-1- 'l ' ., ..-'r ' M-'-fu L 1 '?2.f- A 4' 'K . .' ,' PRACTICING STARTS ARE: Bill Strong, Bobby Hedge, Horace Holland, Dud Hire, Larry Daniels, Jim Williams, Richie Adams, and Charles Downing. E I' t EQ, 'lr - '- - '-I ' - L .2 '-sff' ,-7 K s', 1 r X 'h XX 5 ' '. rv 1 : ' 1 I 4- 'W ' fi ' 4 ' , f , ,, if 1 . 1 - , - ,. . L ly A'--b A . fic I pq .' i ' XA - WJ: V . J I5 i' I 5 x, . X .I f ...Alf-gm , as -1 -1 igfgzf Q Lily-Z' 2' g:Af A fiinv- 'A :A '- jd-:AA ITM if 1 -if Q: -'-- A urrulggff ' M1 ., -9 . .rg g, fi , Q - , . ' 15.1. 1, - .jj-1: -1 1 ,i A , 1 ,.,g,g,gF rgrkfw Tjf-at 'M' 7 4--.. ' '- -fb ' ws. e.1:9-'A-f':'::-1:23 '. 1 154.53 .-4 f-1-' -. , ,1QLik55',Sq- ' 1F 1'3Jf , T. ,Q L, '-F -A-bt., , 'fr-A-. .1 - ., ...'v 'i6uL ' .. - gtk! Liar -gat: .a--A -:--A5 .V A- 14- 3'-H+ -- Richard. Bud, Buddy, and Jerry practice baton exchanges for the mile relay. Todd shows form for 67' throwing discus. 1 Buddy Fowler Letterman 1 -K Q A... ' I-L Y . 1-' Y -V' -'K ff. , 'f ir 3.1.-.4--'111j'97f ' P' ,,,fq,gi.gan5.,i?,-?,s . l '-f dbz.. E . .. Richard Jackson Jerry Gan-eu W Letterman Letterman Jim pu ix ts the shot V I U 04 if ff ...tt f fri t,X.Xx6i dnb FIRST ROW B1l1 Meacham Jerry Merrill Jerry Howell, Dud Hire, Bill Strong, Joe Green, Richard Jackson, Don Rohson Charles Downing SECOND ROW: Buddy Fowler, Stan Reiter, Calvin Browning, Bogey Kaiser, Mike Sparks Jim Williams Vic Cole and Coach Carl Allison. -f I Y v . r . . r v- f . , .Y 'X mx, ' -'L ,'c 1. vl N Q . Q, ,' ' . xy.. is I X sa ' X' 'Y , 4. X N-I X U ' If ..f,..,5,d,, .U :A 2' L '.- -T -Y -- 'ti , u A l VFTYAV Q. , Returning lettermen: Richard Jackson, Buddy Fowler, Mike Sparks, Calvin Browning, Stan Reiter. BATS BALLS, GLOVES, AND SPIKES photographer Stan tags B111 out as he slides into second. 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SECOND ROWg George Roper, Denton Moore, Curtis Reinke, Paul Nelson, Don Finkenbinder, Ronnie Leavel, Neal Walker, Ted Holly, Harold Miskel, G. W. Lowry, Charles Gray. THIRD ROW: Jack Smalley, Billy Stockton, Jonnie Pixler, Leland Romans, Roger Beecham, Charles Strong, Gilbert Hopkins, Bob Ford, Dale Rolison, Jimmy Watson, Tommy Jackson, Manager Danny Tisdal, Coach Joe Bingenheimer. The Whirlwinds enjoyed successful Capturing trophies from two tourna- seasons both in football and basketball. ments, the basketball team reached the Coached by Joe Bingenheimer, they finals in the Custer City Invitational completed their seven football games un- Tournament and won the Custer County defeatedg thus winning the Southwest Dis- Tournament. trict Championship. TOP ROW Paul Nelson Johnny Hines Charles Strong Tommy Jackson Coach Bingenheimer BOTTOM ROW Teddy Holly Curtis Reinke Ernest Hood Lonny Anderson Charles Gray SECOND now: Neal Walker, Lee Grunewald, Don Fin'kenbinder, Winsel Rich, Jim Alspaugh. 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