College High School - Col Hi Yearbook (Bartlesville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1951 volume:

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I NH, ,. 4275 Q L I, - ' P I , A if . X- ' 3 '4 I MR EARL NEWMAN MISS BESS HEDGES MR BAILEY RICKETTS B1010gy Amerlcan Htstory World Hlstory Athletlcs MR BURL N STIDHAM MISS DOROTHY NEWKIRK MR JOHN L COALE Commerctal Law Spamsh Commerclal Department General Buslness A thlettcs MISS MARY ELIZABETH WHITLEY MRS. ANNABEL MUNCY MR. DONALD W. GREGG Commerc1a1 Department Comrnercxal Department JOUIHHIISITX Public Relauons Dxrector 10 C' x 1 MRS BETTY TURK MR IRAI I-IATHAWAY MR VIRGIL L HUSTON Dramatlcs DIICCIOI Industual Arts Blble Llterature Auto Mechamcs Woodworkmg D1vers1f1ed Occupauons Muslc Dlrector MRS B J HEINRICH MISS SUE CALDWELL MRS LOU RILLA HUGHES Choral Club Home Economlcs Cafeterla Managemgm ll ,, MR. ROBERT B. RHODES MR. TED V. SHERMAN MR. FRANK C. ROBINSON Y X '-X v MARY DEAN A A U W Scholarshrp Award Thus award presented thts year to Mary Dean IS glven annually to the semor grrl who ranks hlghest scholas trcally rn her class SUE FOWLER Ameucan Legron Good Crtrzenship Athletrc Scholarshlp Sue Fowler IS one of the two members of thxs year s graduatmg class to recerve the Amertcan Legron award It rs based on qualifxca tions of honor courage leadershrp and servxce DON ENDACOTT Amerrcan Legion Good Cmzenshxp Medal Athletic Scholarshrp Wlnrung two honors thrs year rs Don Endacott who rece1ved the Athlenc Scho1arsh1p and the Amencan Legron Cxtizenshxp Award The Athletrc Scholarship 15 grven each year to the semor boy who has let tered rn a regularsport and has the hrghest scholasuc average durmg hu hi school years The American Legion Award rs grven on qualrflcauons of dependability leadership honor and service 12 PATRICIA MEAD Delphlan Llterature Award Wmmng the Delphxan Llterature puze for 1951 IS Pat Mead Elrgxbrlrty for th1s award IS based on outstandmg work rn Amencan Lrterature Medal L . . if f K Isa W, 4 E 2 - I I 9 ARGYE BRIGGS Pan Hellenic Award Argye Bnggs was selected for the Pan Hellenrc Award for 1950 1951 It is based on the greatest progress made dur mg her Jumor and semor years rn schol arshrp leadershrp and adap tabrlrty 46 GUS THORNTON Danforth Foundation Award Winmng the Danforth Foundation Award for boys this year is Gus Thunton Basra fa' the prize are physical mental social and rehgrous achievements and leadership ability I3 , , In CAROL ANN CARMAN D A R Good Cxtrzenshtp Award The Daughters of the Amerlcan Revo lutron Good Crttzenshrp Award IS pre sented annually to a senror grrl Carol Carman was chosen on the basts of de pendabrltty servrce leaderslup and patrrotrsm BETTY PERKINS Danforth Foundauon Award Betty Perkms was presented the Dan forth Foundatton Award for grrls thu year It 1S also glven for physical men tal social, and relxgxous achievements and leadership abr.l1ty l M m . . . I y ' . . , 4 I . ,, ,r My Lyfy ' 4 f,'Hf,,tfWwjL1 A A ' f 'tffw-'few , 1 Q . 5 I D ' , n E L' , v n! ' if I V , ., .1,L ., r - .. 4 , iv ' , f gf , f JANE LANGWILL Career Conference Delegate Chosen as one of the two seniors to represent College-High at the annual Career Conference at Oklahoma Univer- sity this year was Jane Langwill. The conference is sponsored by the Associa- tion of Women Students at the Univer six HUGH WALLS D A R American History Award Hugh Walls was also selected for hrs achievement in Amer1canH1storyf0r the D A R American History Award for 1950 1951 5 Mises BLLL VANMETER Kane Memorial Award In 1930, this scholarship fund was established by John H. Kane in memory of his son, Robert Miller Kane. It is pre- sented annually to the senior boy who must have a good scholastic record, a B club member, and who has need or lack of need of financing a collegeca- reer. He is selected by a committee composed of the principal,superintend- ent of schools, and director ofathletics. RICHARD GRAY Career Conference Delegate Richard Gray was also selected to the Oklahoma University Career Confer ence. The Association of Women Stu dents at the University sponsor the con ference each year. MARGARET LAUDERDALE Going To College Quiz Winner Taking the honor of being the Bartlesville winner of the Going To College quiz this year was Margaret Lauderdale The quiz is sponsored by Tulsa University and radio station KVOO 14 JUANITA COVINGTON D A R American History Award One of the two Junior students se lected for outstanding work in Ameri can History for this school year 1SIll8l1lI3 Covington Y. n I U ' I I 0 I I I K r n ' u ' ' ' . , ,, . 5 Q, ,ill,Vik-7'51i'..iriwe-ffiiss Y 53 ..-f -W -po-L 7' 7,7 .W L... A ...T , -v-,WAN ,f'1-..,1-- ,wf 4 , f M, 0 ..3t,2f'l2l7q-ar - . 4 X 4 4 1 fl., D DON ANDERSON Donnie Ambition: Make a million. February 27, IQ33. BARBARA JANE ARMSTRONG Babs Ambition: To be a private secretary. March 2, 1933. CHARLES BACON Ploughboy Ambition: To invent cowboy-boot sandals. December 20, 1933. CHARLES I. BAILEY Charlie Ambition: To be a doctor. April 29, 1932. PATTY BAILEY Pat Ambition: Stillwater or bustl October 14, 1933. LARRY BALLARD Luke Favorite saying: Mercy! December 28, 1933. BONITA BARGER Nha Favorite saying: Oh, cornl September 15, 1933. DON BARRETT Big Don Ambition: Pass Chemistry. December 23, 1932. LLOYD BASLER Lard Favorite saying: Howdy, Gentlemen. April 25, 1933. HARRIS BLACKSTONE BATEMAN Batman Ambition: To be an engineer. June 23, 1933. NICK BEECHWOOD Skunch Ambition: To open the Sroufe and Beechwood Bar. December 2, 1933. WATIE BELL Luke Favorite saying: Ughm January 3, 1934. DAVID BISHOP Feats Ambition: To be a veterinarian. March 5, 1933. RICHARD LEROY BLAIR, JR. Ambition: To own a hotel. June 27, 1933. BARBARA IEAN BLOUNT Barb Ambition: To read her shorthand notes. February 3, 1933. JOHN BOGERT 'Long and Ta 11 Ambition: To leave B'vi1le. July 25, 1933. SUE NELL BOHANNAN Susie Ambition: To be a rancher. July 5, 1933. BARBARA LOUISE BOYER Barb Ambition: Tomake straight A's incollege. April 16, IQ33. ARGYE BRIGGS 'Ann-Gee Belle Ambition: To write murder thrillers. July 27, 1933. CAROLYN BROWN Red Ambition: To get rid of red hair. December IO, 1933. RUBY LOUISE BRUSKEY Reubin Favorite saying' Piddle. June 20, 1933. MOLLIEIO BURTON Moll Ambition: To get rid of freckles. December I2, 1933. CAROL ANN CARMAN Rao Favorite saying: Crumbol June 19, 1933. FRED CHADSEY 'Neut Ambition: To be a Civil Engineer. February 28, 1932. qv. nl 6' s 9: 3 1' . at-'il : A 'r 3 'pi 1 f , 4 '4 Y .. z , .RX , .-li'-' 'A R is 'L ',f,f,. K '38 is -ev Q' --.-: 4 l aff.. fa?- 'tar' . lf. 'if' A ...B .1 J.. GQW Rf Q., W5 f ' .gait at i 1 I Q5 MARGARET ANN GARRETT Maggie Ambition: To be a registered nurse. Oct. 24, 1932. MARY GIMLIN Karyn Ambition: To be a nurse. Jan. 5, 1935. JANE ELLEN GIVEN Janie Ambition: To drive a tractor, July 29, 1933. RICHARD LEE GRAY Rev Favorite saying: Look, little one! Jan. 14, 1932. RAYMOND GRIFFITII Ramona Ambition: To be a carpenter. Dec. 17, 1932. MARGARET ANN HACKNEY Ambition: To be a tax accountant. Julie 18, 1933. NORMA SUE HAHN Susie Favorite saying: For Heaven's sakel Sept. 13, 1933. BARBARA HALL Chop Ambition: To have a garage with that red Dodge in it. Sept. 25, 1933. JO ANN HARRISON Jo Ambition: To be a dancer. July 1, 1933. CHARLENE HAVENAR Ambition: To be a housewife, May 1 , 1932, NANCY BETH HAWKINS Ambition: To be an artist. Aug. 22, 1933. JANE IIENDRICKSON Calamity Favorite saying: Oh, great! July 1, 1933. BARBARA ANN HERRINGTON Herringbone Favorite saying: You know what 1 mean! April 17, 1933. ELLEN HICKEY Squaw Favorite saying: 1t's a great life! Aug. 29, 1933. MELBA HIGGINBOTHAM The Brain Favorite saying: We'll all be killedl July 20, 1933. ELISE HODGES Lise Favorite saying: Jim. April 25, 1933. JAMES HODGES Jim Ambition: To graduate. December 3, 1932. MARILYN GENE HUFFMAN Ambition: To go back to Texas. March 7, 1933. JOHN FREDRICK HUGHES Trapper John Ambition: Be able to chew Beechnut and popcorn at the same time. May 16, 1933. LARRY W. HUNT Oswald Ambition: To be a football player. Jan. 1, 1934. WILBER JOHN INGERSOL Joht1 Ambition: To be a business man. March 13, 1932. AUDREY LEE JACOBSON Ambition: To be a nurse. May 4, 1933. ROBERT CHARLES JAMES Jim Ambition: To be a rancher. July 20, 1933. BARBARA JANE JOHNSON Chicken Favorite saying: Wee Wee. May 30, 1933. 18 36- , X 'Z' 1 ff! '11 3-FS ,af . I 1 . 'Hs 'S 1 '1- f ' ' x If ' -f as-' in-1 S' f' Y. in as 159' Y 'Qs' QQ if cv-ap. 2 is- f X CHARLES HAWKES JOHNSON Pee Wee Ambition: To be 6 feet, 9 inches tall. Feb. 17, IQBB. RICHARD JIM JONES Ping Ping Favorite saying: Keep 'em flying. Jan. 14, 1933. WILMA JEAN JONES Ambition: To be successful. March 20, 1932. WILLIAM KING Bill Ambition: To be successful. July 31, 1932. JOYCE JOANN KINNEY Duke Ambition: To be a secretary. May 11, 1933. MARY LOU KUECK Louie Ambition: To own a pink Cadillac convertible. Feb. 5, 1933. JANE LANGWILL Jenny-wren Ambition: To learn to ride a pogo stick. Aug. 27, 1933 MARGARET LAUDERDALE Maggie Ambition: To be a Math teacher. Feb, 6, 1933. DONALD RAY LEHMAN Don Favorite saying: See ya in the weeds. Nov. 9, 1932. PATTY SUE LEHMAN Pat Favorite saying: Yea, Ibet. Aug. 30, 1933. NORMA LIPPERT Shortic Favorite saying: You chicken! June 17, 1933. EMMA JANE LUCAS Ll1iilCH Ambition: To be an office machine operator. Nov. 24, 1933. MOREA SHARON MAHONEY Mo Ambition: To learn to spell. Aug. 6, 1933. JOAN MARSH Jo Ambition: To be a beautician. Sept. 21, 1933. WILLIAM LEE MASON King Kong Ambition: To K. O. Joe Lewis. Jan. 15, 1934. ROBERT DAVID MATUSZAK Little Charlie Ambition: To be a little man, but boss the big wheels. Oct. 2, 1934. DON MCBRIDE Trigger Favorite Saying: 54, 40, orf1ght:Jan. 13. 1933. JOANNE MCCARTY Carly Favorite saying: Charley, My Boy. April 15, 1933. I. L. MCCORMACK Bud Ambition: To be a niachinest. June 3. 1932. KENNETH W. McCULLOUGH Mac Favorite saying: O. K. Sweetheart. July 24, 1933. RICHARD MCDONALD Scamp Ambition: To be a farmer. Jan. 7, 1933. LINNIA McDOWELL Blondie Ambition: To be a secretary. Jan. 6, 1934. DAISY LEE MclNTYRE Mac Ambition: To be a nurse. Feb. 9, 1932. RUSSELL MICHAEL McLELl.AN 1x11cRej. ' Ambition: Topiitwiiigi-iRi11sI:1r1iCS. Oct. 12, 193, 'V PATRICIA JEAN MEAD Pat Ambition: To be 150 years old. April 19, 1933. CAROLYN METCAIF Bunny Ambition: To always be happy. October 9, 1933 ELMA MILLER Elmer Favorite saying: What do you think about that? June 6, 1933 JOAN MILLER Bunner Ambition: To die laughingl fYeahl Wildcatslj February IO 933- JOHN FRANCIS MINDEN Ambition: To be an artist, August 7, 1932. JOYCE ANN MITCHELL Mittens Ambition: Learn to like fish as well as fishfries, November 16, 1933- JAMES MOODY Squirrel Ambition: To be successful. December 2I,. 1933. LEE MELVIN MORRIS 'Gober' Favorite saying: Wish Ihad a carl June 22, 1933. BILL MORRIS Moose Ambition: To be in the Army. August 9, 1932. SALLY ANN MORRISON Sa1ly Rand' Ambition: To be Babe's wife. October 30, 1933. EUGENIA MAY MUNSON Genie Favorite saying: lf in doubt, don't. October 13, 1933. BARBARA ELUEN MURPHY Bobbie Ambition: To become the redhead in white. March 12, 1934 NELL COLLEEN NYE Coney Favorite saying: Poo Doodle. June 16, 1933. KENNETH O'HALLAHAN stretch Favorite saying: You know iti May 16, 1932. RICHARD MILTON OLIPHANT Ricky Ambition: To be a mechanical engineer. March 18, 1933. ADA LOUISE OLSON Ada Lou Ambition: To go to Canada. February 9, 1932. GLENN PALMER Pinky Ambition: To explore the bottom of the ocean. August 6, 1932 LOUISE PARKER Louie Ambition: To be asecretary or bookkeeper. October 28, 1933 JAMES PATTERSON Pat Ambition: To recapture the love of a Junior. January 2, 1933. SHIRLEY ATKISSON PATTON Patty Favorite saying: Moronl February 24, 1933. BETTY BELLE PERKINS 'Perk' Favorite saying: Just a smidge. February 22, 1933. RICHARD PRICE 'Rich' Ambition: To be rancher or trapper. November 8, 1933. EMANUEL WILLIAM QUINTANA 'Tortus' Favorite saying: Belvedere, come here, boyl December 24, 1933- DONNIS DORENE RADEFIELD 'Rad' Favorite saying: Don't know, do yal April 18, 1933. -Sew A 'Pn- QF' 'L I 'lk-H: ff 4-dl 'tea .gf 3513- 4'-. se- ,i A-SZ Ili GERALD SWOPE Rope Ambition: To be Queen ofthe Senior Class. Jan. 15: 1933- MARY ALICE TATE Tooter Favorite saying: By Do Diddly Darn. Dec. 15, 1933, RICHARD JOE TEAGUE Ezra Favorite saying: Oh mercy! Nov. 12, 1933. ALMA MAJORA TEMPLIN Pepe Ambition: To get married and ha. ve gobs of kids! Dec 31, 1933. JEWELL WANDA THOMAS Wander Favorite saying: Better late than never. June 23, IQ31. MARY SUE THOMAS Susie Favorite saying: Let's dance! Oct. 26, 1933. ROBERT LEE THORNBURY Lizard Ambition: To go back to Texas. June 16, 1932. GUS THORNTON Willie Favorite saying: Not this kid! Jan. 26, 1933. RAY UHL O0l Ambition: To be a moonshirier. April 13, 1933. BILLY VanMETER Willy Ambition: To be a petroleum engineer. March 19, I933- HORTENCIA VILLARREAL Squeeky Ambition: To be a telephone operator. Jan 14, 1932 BERNARD LOUIS WEADOCK Wee Wee Ambition: To make an A in Geometry. June 29, IQ32. WESLEY GENE WILCOX Gene Ambition: To grow. Sept. 3, IQ33. JOY MAXINE WILKIE Winkie Favorite saying: Of course! Sept. 10, 1933. WILLIAM HENRY WRIGHT Willy Ambition: To get out of school. Nov. 24, 1934. NORMA JEAN YOUNG Norma P. Favorite saynig: Pete. May 20, 1932. SIDNEY FORREST Sid Ambition: To be a manl July 22, 1932. HENRY HALL H Ambition: To be a baseball player. July 24, 1933. JAMES McMURTRIE Jimmie Ambition: To be a geologist. Jan. 27, 1934. EARL PADGETT Rum Favorite saying: I'm going to live until I diel Dec. 3- 1933- BETTY LOUISE ALEXANDER Lou Favorite saying: Well I'll bel Nov. 11, 1933. PERRY CLINE Bud Favorite saying: you'l1 find me where the Plymouths aren't. July 25, IQ33. WILLIAM J. CROWDER Bi1l Favorite saying: Hi yal Nov. 13, 1928. 'i-'fu -I -Q .we gf :rr -I 5 H5 5 1' Q C 34- , 3 - ' E IF. g g 6 BOYD GRINDSTAFF Donkey ' .Q , Ambition: To own a ranch. Aug. 8, IQ32. ' 4 1- 5' 2 Q 0' 1 - i 4 ,V 2: ga-as F 3 .. if X, ga uv K - 1 f I' A Wk? . WL.. 7,5 5 A-if ng 3 I: N ix. . ' 13' I A 'W 1 . J 9 if . 2 it A fi fav .5 I . 3 ' J r S 13' Tl ,A l .1-v.' -6 JACK HARRISON Jackson Ambition: To be a mechanic, July 3, 1932. ROLLIN HORNBUCKLE Horney Ambition: To be an aeronautical engineer. Aug. 4, 1933- JIM HOUSE Sundance Favorite saying: Why not? Nov. 1, 1933. BETTY LOU HOWARD Dutchman Favorite sayingg Don't know, do ya? July 21, 1933. PETE MILLER Speedy Ambition: To leave Oklahoma. Nov. 313, 1934. ELIZABETH SEALS Betty Ambition. To be a photographer. Nov, 25, 1933. DONALD HERBERT SEARLE l'lerby Anihitiong To be a sailor. Aug. 13, 1932. RICHARD B. SHOFF Sleepy Ambition: To graduate in '51. April 5, 1933. BRITTON CLEO STATHAM Brit Ambition: To be an architectural engineer. Oct. IO, 1933. GENE ROBERT TANNAHILL Ambition: To be an electrician in the Navy. March 24, 1933. BOB WARNOCK Hornwink A mbition: To be a forrester or minister. March 28, 1933, DOYNE DOUGLAS WATSON Ambition: To be a radio technician, Nov. 22, 1932 PICTURES UNAVAILABLE FOR PUBLICATION: William John Beckloff Peggy Phillipb Jerry joe Toalson Charles Ronald Wynn I.N MEMORLAM Ronald Woods Born: April 10, 1933 Died: January 7, 1949 Z3 13.101 1.- ' We w1ll pass over our very grrm seventh and etghth grade years at Central and we arrrve September 1947 as proud, haughty and ver own up Freshmen We were led by Don Creel as Presr dent and slat Crowder as Vrce Prestdent Aprrl Showers was the theme of our class assembly g1ven on Apr11 15 A hrghlrght was Rxchard Strrmple s rmpersonatron of A1 Jolson srngrng Mammre And so the eventful year passed We wondered how we could ever forget our Algebra and Latrn struggles and Don Lehman s x-N darnty httle hats t Sophomores at Central Yes weren t we brg shots and we were 15 ably headed by Emery Coll Thomas Nrcolas Beechwood wrth hrs -'N rlghthand man Don Cyclone the Boy Bandrt Creel as our Stu dent Body Presrdent and Barbara Johnson as Secretary John Hughes was elected to the offtce of Prestdent of the Student Councrl and W1n1fred Srmktns was Secretary Audrey Jacobson was chosen Sophomore attendant to the Foot ball Queen Her blushrng escort was DeWayne Suggs The leadlng roles rn the Sophomore Class Play Our Hearts Were Young and Gay were played by Pat McDonald and Jeanne Duncan It was agreed that rt was the best Sophomore play ever g1ven Jeanne Duncan was chosen Sophomore attendant to the Basketball Queen Due to the fact that our audrtorrum was destroyed by a frre tn January we were unable to have any assembhes rncludrng the an nual Sophomore Farewell Assembly and the Tacky Day program We had our Sophomore party on the nrght of May 19th at the Y Hut The last major event of the year was the heated electron of offrcers for our Junror year Remember these ortggrnal posters Smrle wrth Smrley Wm wrth Wrnr and Don t Be a Heel Vote for Creel In the end Sonya Smrley was elected Presrdent and Don Endacott Don lehman and Harry Sauer was elected members of the Dehberauve Commrttee Although we looked forward to gomg out to College Hrgh we always cherrshed the memorres of Central Hrgh w1th M1ssDav1s and her htstory MISS Jackson and hterary notebooks Mrss Ferguson and Ivanhoe and last but not least Mrss Spencer and Geometry At College Hrgh we met that well known mstrtutron Honest John We really showed up the Senrors by takmg three offrces rn the De11berat1veComm1ttee Don Endacott was elected Vrce Presrdent Jeanne Duncan Secretary and Sonya Smrley Sergeant at Arms Vrrgrnra Dawson was chosen Junror attendant to the Football Queen and had as her escort Don Anderson That was a busy year for Barbara Hall who was Vrce Prestdent of the Pep Cats and the attendant to the Band Queen Of course thrs honor was taken by Norma Young Junror cheerleaders for the year were Pat Crowder Elma Mlller Harry Sauer and Buddy Weadock Then there was the Juruor Class Play At least the cast t.hou t tt was good Those rn the cast were Betty Perkms Tom Peterson Ehse Hodges Sonya Smrley Rrchard Gray Bunner Mrller Glenn Palmer Mary Lou Kueck and Don Barrett Basketball Queen attendant was Jane Langwtll who chose Fred Chadsey as her escort The Pep Cats were kept busy soddmg football frelds and shovrng buses out of the mud And Sadre Hawkms Day Who can forget? Remember all the dyed hart? And the Put somethrng rn the pot Boy assembly The spotltght now falls on the Jumor Semor Prom Remember decoratmg the Country Club wrth fallrng lattrces and wadmg rn tubs of fresh flowers? And then the Magrc Hour Dancmg to VanZant s orchestra and then the show at the M111 afterwards Of course we all went home early early rn the mornrng Frnally th year drew to an end wrth graduatron and the loss of many dear frrends One bemg our own Carolyn Althouse who used her head and graduated tn three years She won the AAUW Scholarshlp and graduated frrst scholastrcally tn the Senror Class of 1950 Ah our Senror year at last and agarnst our better Judgment we tnherrted the dear Sophomores After watchmg the pracuces of our pll'1I srzed football team we unknowmgly were seerng the team that was to wm second place rn the 6A Conference We were very proud that we beat all three Tulsa teams and we gloated over the fact that etght of our boys made All Conference They were Larry Hunt Don Endacott B111 VanMeter B111 Quintana Ken McCullough Gerold Swope Watte Bell and Gene Sroufe And on top of that our own Ken McCullough made the All Stare team We had an attracnve Football Queen thrs year Barbara Johnson wrth her escort Buddy Weadock Eugerua Munson was her at rendant accompanred by Merle Sroufe Presrdent thrs year was B111 VanMeter and Jane langwrll was Vrce Presrdent The Delrberauve Commrttee members were Sonya Smrley Barbara Hall John Hughes Betty Perkrns and Don Endacott We had an able edrtor of the Nautrlus Betty Perkrns Carol Carman was the Yearbook Edrtor The lead of the All School Play was taken by Melba Hlggmbotham The cast rncluded Jane Langwrll Pat Meade Jarue Grven and Roger Shank Our Pep Cats were under control of Barbara Hall whrle the Cheerleaders were Bunner M11ler Elrse Hodges Pat Crowder and later Carol Carman Home Comrngwas a lot of work The parade was really nrce and there were many floats Everyone trred to fast talk Honest John Fmally the brg week rn all our lrves Commencement Week no school no frnal exams And before we knew rt the Prom Bac calaureate the Farewell Assembly and Commencement nrght How the tears d1d flow on those occaslonsl We wtll always remember our Senror Year no matter how far we may go And all the wonderful frrencs we had made and had learned to love Farewell, dear College Hrghl Srgned, THE CLASS or 1951 Z4 1 ., 1 4' ' .3 ri 1.-,. 'nas . . - . .1.1..h pf. 1 ,w . , 1 1 - .1.,1 ., , sw su 0 ,. , - 4--31' J . ' . 11 - 11 ' l . ,G . . . , . . - ' ' Il A N - 1 1 0 1 1 - ' I I , ' I ,JCM ' 11 ' 11 - 1 1 1 , . - - - 1. . . , ll ' ' 1 - ' 1 1 . , , , , . N . ' ' vl ll ' ' ' ' ll ll l n ' ' l I I ' I I 1 1 - ' I . . . . N N . I I I I P ' - I - I ' - ' 1 v I 1 ' - 1 ' - I 1 1 1 - 1 . gh . . 1 ' ' ' Il I1 ' I I I Y I I ' , . , . , . H . . ,, . , - - . ' I ' 1 1 - 1 . M Y . . . . . 1 1 1 1 - . 7 . . - . X . . . - 1 - ' ' V I Y I I I 1 ' I I - ' I I I ' . g - - 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 - ' Y I I A rl Ir ' ' I I I I I , . - 1 1 . - a - W I 1 I - . . . 39,1-S Whereas we the Senror Class of One Thousand Nrne Hundred Frft One broken rn s rrrt wasted rn bod and absent rn mrnd undelr no rnfluence of Goca Cola CU brrt Zrlfter berng brow beaten by the teachers and fed up wrth the cafeterra we are departrng from these crowded halls Leavrng our present state of berng we frnd that to our relref we can drspose of accumulated Junk CIC by bequeathrrrg rt to the remarnrng souls that have another year at Col lege Hrgh Therefore we do hereby declare thrs document to be our last wrll and testrmony I To the future Junrors and Senrors we leave strrct rnstructrons that they never let our unfalterrng school sprrrt dre To them also we leave the brokendown faculty who are much rn need of reparrs because of two years wrth us See what you can do To the future Spanrsh lovers the Spanrsh II classes leave you Dan erous Dot Ti the future Senrors we leave the abrlrty not to break your neck rn the mad dash through the Sophomores and Junrors to the cafererra also to any hopeful track stars we leave the warmup path to the Vrllage for lunch To Honest John Haley we leave the undyrng love for prnk slrps II CHARLES BACON leaves hrs abrlrty to alwavs pursue the same woman to Jan Grrmes BARBARA HALL leaves her abrlrty to go steady wrth the same boy over a perrod of two years to Martha lersure JANE LANGWILL leaves her sweet ways to Dee Ann Frrsrnger JOHN HUGHES and DON MCBRIDE leave therr abrlrty to charm Junror grrls to anyone who thrnks they can handle them much use of rt already PAT CROWDER leaves her quret and reserved manner to Cecrlle Phrllrps JODY TEMPLIN leaves her noon dash t a certarn car to Marjorre Phrllrps CHARLES JOHNSON decrde not to leave any of hrs herght tolack Rahm JEANNE DUNCAN leaves her nerve to venture rnto Shamrock to Juaruta Covrngton HENRY HALL leaves hrs abrlrty to wear a burr to Mrss Corbrn WILLIAM BECKLOFF and CHARLES CRAMER just leave DICK DARNOLD leaves hrs red harr and freckles to leRoy Saddorrs ANN HACKNEY leaves her quret ways to Phyllrs Johnson RUBY DOSH leaves her speed rn typrng to Ernre Carroll FRED CHADSEY leaves Susre regretfully LEX FOX leaves hrs short strarght hart to Bob Hathaway WINIFRED SIMKINS leaves her abrlrty to be calm rn any srtuatron to Marron Rrggs BUNNER MILLER leaves her undyrng love for any and every boy to Lucy McKerthan GERALD SWOPE wrlls hrs near mrss of Yearbook Queen to Henry Boltz GENE WILCOX leaves hrs freckles to Pat Gallery who mrght Lrke a Few BARBARA ARMSTRONG BARBARA BLOUNT EMMA LUCAS SALLY MORRISON BETTY SEALS and MARY SUE THOMAS leave the mad search for stolen books to the tuture lrbrary staff LLOYD BASLERwrll hrs beautrfulfootball shape to Morgan Douglass DICK CRENSHAW leaves hrs call to colors to any lrkely Junror prospect WILLIAM KING leaves hrs manly walk to Buddy Wrley SUE FOWLER leaves her grft of gab to Kathryn Krndsvater BETTY EPLER leaves wrth Bob and Kenneth McCullough leaves hrs fan club to Davrd Shelton MICKEY MCCLELLAN leaves hrs vrm and vrgor for school to Loure Byrd CHARLENE HAVENAR leaves her solemn look to Shrrley Strdham CAROLYN BROWN leaves Marrlyrr and asks that the future Senrors take care of her BARBARA JOHNSON leaves her charr at the football banquet to the future Queen WATIE BELL leaves hrs abrlrty to dance to Jrm Tate BILL QUINTANA wrlls hrs hrgh standards of lrvrng to Joe Blade CHARLES WYNN and FRANK SPEARMAN knock themselves out gettrng out MARY DEAN leaves her pretty eyes to Lanny Mrchaud JANE HENDRICKSON wrlls her herght to Imogene Detter MARILYN HUFFMAN leaves her temperamental locker to Joyce Mayfreld RICHARD OLIPHANT and RAY UHL leave therr scholarly ways to Harley Hume RICHARD TEAGUE leaves Brllre Sue to the wolves of the future senror class PAT BAILEY leaves for Strllwater MAVIS CUNNINGHAM leaves all the shorthand to Mrss Whrtley JAMES MOODY frladly wrlls hrs nrckname Squrrrel to anyone PET MILIER Wrlls hrs herght to Rrchard Lrndsley BARBARA BOYER Wrlls her abrlrty to have two boys frght over her to all the grrls who want rt DELL ORA CHEW wrlls her neon socks to Jrmmy Hefner GUS THORNTON leaves hrs abrlrty wrth beefs to the 4 H Club ROGER SHANK sadly leaves hrs old haunt Prtrsburg to anyone who needs rt PAT LEHMAN hopefully leaves JOY WILKE and ELLEN HICKEY wrll therr dark harr to Shrrley Duncan GLENN PALMER wrlls hrs corny Jokes to Toly Artunoff MARY ALICE TATE leaves her Home ec abrlrty to Paulrne Moore ELDORA SMITH leaves her fourth year rn h gh school to Nrck Rogers MELVIN MORRIS wrlls hrs abrlrty to get along wrth teachers to Gary Colbaugh DONNIS RADEFELD leaves her many hrgh heels to Babs Brlbe BETTY PERKINS leaves her slave drrvrng technrque to future edrtors of the Nautrlus DEWAYNE SUGGS JERRY ROWE JIM REYNOLDS and JOHN INGERSOL leave T 85 Iwrth Mr Sherman SALLY SCHAFFER and LISE HODGES leave the roads to Mramr and Claremore to the State Hrghway department ADA OLSEN and JOAN MARSH leave therr natural curly harr to Tommy Peters CAROLYN METCALF leaves takrng all she can get her hands on JOHN RALL won t leave hrs cherrshed trombone to any one BARBARA MURPHY takes her popularrty wrth her LARRY BALLARD leaves lus technrque wrth rnrtrates to Loren Frschbeck RICHARD BLAIR leaves hrs books to anyone who wants them Don t frght krds DAISY MCINTYRE leaves her abrlrty to pass notes rn class to Suzanne Rewerts DON ENDACOTT leaves hrs vocal basketball technrque to Benny Johnson RAYMOND GRIFFTI-I wrlls hrs never endrng smrle to Wanda Grandone JACK HARRISON leaves hrs car hopprng abrlrty to some flat footed Job seeker CLEO STATHAM and DOYNE WATSON leave the spot on the chemrstry wall to Mr Den Adel Srgned sealed publrshed and wrrtten wrth cracked mrnds and srghs of at last by the above named senror class as and for therr last wrll and testament rn the presence of the holv shadow of College Hrgh school we have hereunto scrrbbled our names on thrs lastrng document SENIOR CLASS 51 Z5 . ...,. - CJ- . .aff ' ' . 'ri ,S ,, . . ' ' ' A ' ' 51' , . . - ' . . . y . ' Q . . D . 472,75 , ' . 4 I 1 MOLLIEJO BURTON just leaves - for Dewey. ROLLIN HORNBUCKLE leaves his crowded locker to Doreen Mahoney, who has made . . . . . v . I . . . D I ' 4 . n D H . I QFUOI' add QC Judgment Day 2025 A D In the court room We fxnd ourselves 1nHeav the h1gheSt court of all and we see N1ck Beechwood who 1S pres1d1ng over th1s sess1on 1n order to Judge the l1fe act1ons of the Class of One Thousand N1ne Hundred and F1fty One of College I-hgh School Bartlesv1lle Oklahoma The Jury we see are those people who have accompl1shed the most dur1ng the1r 11ves on Earth Th1s 1ncluded Harr1s Bateman J1m Ra1nes Jane Spauld1ng Sonya Sm1ley and Barbara Hernngton Brought up f1rst before the court 1S V1rg1n1a Dawson who has accomphshed noth1ng to please Beechwood dur1ng her l1fet1me Judge Beechwood 1mmed1ately condemns her Down' Called second before the court are Don Creel Don Barrett and HarrySau er who 1n theyear of 1965 tookposses sxon of all the gambllng houses 1n Reno Nevada the Judge and Jury feel that they should rece1ve compensat1on lor th1s lughly esteemed work verd1ct Up' Next called are Barbara Scanlon and Pat Mead who spent the1r seventy f1Ve years of 11fe robb1ng banks They were f1nally d1scovered by a pol1ceman :E world w1de renown Don Anderson who was thoroughly d1sgusted because he dxdnt thlnk of It fxrst Verdlct Down' Next we see Norma Young, Joyce M1tchel1 and Mary Lou Kueck who had spent most of the1r hves 1n the Un1on of South Afr1ca runn1ng a spear sharpen 1ng serv1ce for the warr1ng tr1bes No verdlct. Next called was Perry Clme, who d1d not answer roll. He was found s1tt1ng on Cloud No. 37 watch1ng the angels go by The court next called Melba I-I1gg1n botham, famed f1ct1onwr1ter who 1S Wlde ly known for her work, Zy1'nogen1c Or gan1sms of Zoroastr1an1srn . Great works for the pub11c should be rewarded, therefore, the verd1ct Up! We now see Ca1v1n D1ehl and John Bogert who proclalm that they have f1 nally opened a school that one may attend only once aweek 1n order to pass Beech wood d1sapproved of th1s 1dea Down' Next called before the court was Caroll Carman F1nd1ng that she had re1gned as Queen of the Afr1can Jungle elected byTarzan Tallnahll and h1S apes the Jury hrghly recommended her for the Job of hang1ng stars because hav1ng swung from tree to tree all her l1fe she could stand the alt1tude Up' In call1ng Boyd Gr1ndstaff to the w1t ness stand he confessed that he had been the f1rst man to w1n an elect1on on the Pres1dent D H Searle 1n the elect1on of 1988 We now see Don Lehman before the court He had been voted the smartest man of the century because he d1scovered ' hat they do on a ra1ny mght 1n R10 'How th1ngs are 1n Glocca Morr w the 'Th1ng 1S and why R1chard never opened the door Also Bob Thornburyhad won the Snooker champ1onsh1p of the world 1n 1962 Verd1ct for them both Up' Next called was Sue Bohannon who announced that she had at last perfected a strlped palnt for barber poles Up' Next came J1mmy James who had competed and won the 220 yard dash 1n the OlJfIT1P1CS of 1965 and also Dav1d B1shop who swam the Enghsh Channel mak1ng a remarkable record of three years and forty f1ve days Argye Br1ggs and Nancy Hawk1ns were called upon next We found that they h d wr1tten a book Forever C1nder' verd1ct Down' Next B111 Van Meter and Gene Sroufe appeared before the court After heanng that they had developed perfect counter fe1t money Beechwood crled Up' Burma Clopp and Bomta Barger have developed a chew1ng gum for dogs Th1s has made them well known throughout the camne world Verd1ct Up LarryHunt, R1chard Pr1ce, and John M1nden were called next The1r l1v1ng was found to be made by putt1ng ha1r on walnuts and selhng them as shrunken heads. Down! Ken O'Hal1ahan was called next, he had 1nvented round d1ce Verd1ct Down! By th1s t1me, the Judge and Jury have completely exhausted the1r bra1n energy, so we w1ll leave th1s scene unt1l some later date - H .gf5y1'fs- -. . . . .- D . i . I ' n I a , 9 .JA fop g . 1 ' ' ' U , , . ell' 1 . ' - - Democratic ticket since 1955. He defeated - . . I ' W 1 n . 1 , . . - ' ' ' a , hat . . ' ' , . H, , . , , . . , . . - 9 . f . U ' l a ' . ' 's I 1 . n 0 - . ' I , . . . l - - n ' ' ll ll . I . ' a n - - . - . 1 Z6 K unior 64:54 K PRESIDENT, Gary Colbaugh M Q YICE-PEKESIDENT , John Kane I I 'mul' AF ' 444mm--xii 5-S4 1 GRIGG5 Marjorie Anderson Toly Arutunoff Robert Lee Baldwin Tamara Balenko Guyene Barnhart Robert Baslor Robert James Bates Barbara Jean Benz Babs Billbe Joseph Blade Henry Boltz Rose Marie Bond John Bowers Patricia Bowers Estalee Brantley Merlene Brashear John Lee Brouse Conrad Brown Rosetta Louise Buford Martha Anne Burns Louie Byrd Robert Camp Leon Capps Delores Cardenas Warren James Carman Shirley Charter Robert Chavez Gaines Chesnut Barbara Clark Ted Cobb Richard Davis Coleman Gordon Ga ry Colbaugh Juanita Covington Claudine Coombs Robert Cronoble Lynn Cunningham Dudley Duane Darr Carl Davis Imogene Detter Dallas Dobbs '7 fi ,ff 'Q Y Q X1 AAA ,. . X17 9-0-'vi '7 f' 'PY 41 ' W -- Q ,.,,Q ,4 V Ni' fx 'U QT? fi -.....,, 'H 'J-+. Y--we ' A '0- ? Nas vf,,,,, Mary Jane Hensley Bill Heskett Linda Holmberg Wanda Hopkins Henry Hudson Diane Huffman Gary Hughes Harley Glen Hume John Hutchins on Torn Irwin Benny Johnson Phyllis Johnson Richard Johnson Elaine Kaveler Kathryn Kindsvater Donald Leacn Marilyn LeFevre Martha Leisure Richard Linds ly Jack Lippert Ben Lockman Marland Long Erlinda Lujan Barbara Lundquist Roy Lynn Bob Malone Wayne Maple Howard Michael May Joyce Mayfield Shirley McGinnis Donald MCC lung A Neola McGuire Lucy McKeithan Jack McNulty Lanny Michaud Howard Miller Susie Miller Alice Catherine Minden Larry Minor Hilliard Moore Pauhne Moore Mary Bess Morley .hmmy MOTTIS Joe Morrow Ted Neptune John Nett Delores Nlchols DaV1d Norvell Sh1rley Nye Kathleen O'Meara Naomx Paslay Bob Peaster Les Peck Joe Perez Tommy Peters Joe Plttrrran Cecxlle Ph1l11ps Suzanne Ph11l1ps Marjorxe Ph1111ps Dean Radefeld George Ramsey Tommy Reece Helen Reese Suzanne Jane Rewerts Ralph R1chter .Tr Mar1an Helen R1ggs Jerry Roberson Yolanda Robmnett Marg1e Lee Rob1nson Jo Ann Rodgers N1ck Rodgers Glenna Rose Tommy Ross OK.. ag :ff Wayne Donald Rountree ' LeRoy Saddor1s I Donna Loulse Sanders Lloyd Sanders ,x Chff Schafer Arthur R1chard Schelcher Ruth Seals V 1 'S f Q Q 1? 1- f ' I ' K ' D I.-1 x . l in 'A JN 4 .X H .5 A ' . . 4 X ' ' ' ' 7 A - xx r A X ' , ku, Q - ' . v , t , I , , V V, 'f y Fm N , V y -:- b -hr xwlifkf , ' - V.. -L. 1: '3 T- X ,A . 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Tanner Jim Tate Kenneth Tate Nell Marie Thomas Wanda lreme Thompson Barnez Lorraine Underhill Bill Waller Hugh Alan Walls Lloyd fBuddyQ Wiley Ray Wilson Shirley Williams Mary Elizabeth Winther Jack Wright Alma Van Blaricom V 490 Y.,-0 ,ww if Li: ' 'T ' If f t I , , ,Q 'Sir ig , s fy. 1.-Hd Q p Q' ,-jx' r , 4 y ' Q ' f rt: x , ,P 9 Pictures unavailable for publication Martin Bingham Richard C ha rles Cannon Jack Edwards Louisa Hanna John Foster Kane Robert Dean Lacen Carol Ann Schultz Joe Sigler David Shelden Wiley Phillip Sheldon Meloy Fisher 32. Q-'Y i s ? 1 5: E - ...Vt -691' 1 1 4 ..,,.. .UJJJ 44.0- nun. i fin' . VICE 5 4 ,L if 1 4 x. ks H if Rx 'as QV- was 1? W, - ,- .-,W Q, .Q wr., W f f, 1 h , A Q ...- -A F ,, ,,.i 1 , . -f ,Av V :Ax .. Q ss A .av b - '-- . A. ..a.--v Q-4:1 . .. --'xv - D - - -'x ' . , 'Y V 4 - x ,Q ' ' ..x J f- A . w F., - 1, Vg fdT.,' - -,TU l Q.: A n,f?fig,3.,. - . I -A M-f V- ' f 4-'.,A 1 .dnt 55' - . , rw A . 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'Mm 3 sew, , x Q, f'e,lH.X I 1 Allen Hamblin Larry Hamby Don Harris Keith Hartsock Dixie Havenar Robert Havens Dick Hays Kathleen Hays Sue Hensley Mary Helen Henton Richard Herman Jane Hesse Beverly Hill Donald Hinkle Ellen Hodges Ronald Hoey Nancy Holt Mary-Horton Norma Ingram Jerry Jackson Jon Johnson Juanita Johnson Bob Pat Jones Florence Jones Georgiann Jones Margie Jones Jackie Kane Jimmy Kee Margrette Keen Elaine Kelley Minnie Kelly Bill Kendrick Lewis Ketchum Bob Krigbaum Pat LaMar Andrea Lamb Larry Lankard Mary Lou Lannan Jack Lansdown Shirley Lewis Esther Likens Bill Lindsay Robert Lippert Virginia Logue Victor Loriaux Helen Lowry Alice Lujan Bill Lund Doreen Mahoney Jean Ann Malone Ronald Martin Wallace May Richard McCarter Iva McClintock Jimmy McCloskey Frank Mc Cullough Charles McDougan Jimmy Mcllroy Laff Mcllroy Margaret Mclntosh Donna McLaughlin Lela Metzner Victor Metzner Beatrice Miller Sue Jane Mochow Della Moody Jerome Mullins Rosetta Munoz Fred Murray Martha Myers Karl Ness Richard Newburn Charles Nixon Dolly O'Nea1 Billy Olson Deloris Padgett Jimmy Parker Jean Parry Gloria Perez. 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A Zxfff I fr: sz- V- xx 'H' 1 , 67' , 4' I M 4' lp 5 - 1 Virgil Phillips Bennie Pierce Patsy Pigg Bill Price Ruth Proctor .Timmy Quickle Jack Rahm Shirley Reynolds Evelyn Richter Shirley Richter .Tim Riddlebarger Bob Riney Shirley Robinson Bill Rowe Richard Rupard Elizabeth Ryan Buddy Sanders Bob Sandford Carmen Sarcoxie Gary Schneider Alice Sears Louise Shaffer Shirley Sievers Ida Mae Sigler Juanita Silva Billy Joe Sise Gordon Sise Sue Sisney Dan Slanker Rigby Slight Jean Smith Sharon Smythe Tommie Stammer Bob Stamps 0 Don Stephenson Pat Stringer Mary Grace Switzer Ross Talley Norma Lou Tate Betty Jo Thomas Hal Thomas Marjorie Thomas Richard Thomas Mary Thornbrugh Eddie Turner Bob Turowski Barbara Uhl Chester Vanatta Ronald Vaughn Carolyn Vaughn Marlene Vaughn Oscar Villarreal Marilyn Waite George Waller Henry Waller Pat Walls Anne Watkins Shirley Watson Kaye Weaver Benny Webster Pete Whaling .Terry Whitson Barbara Williams Betty Williams Bob Wilson .Terry Woolery .Tack Wright Greta Yearout Frankie Young , ff sd A . t-P e z. gf- f it if , ... .L X 5 , -- . '? S V 4 4-12 an KLA f i in ' 1 v ' iff . Jbifa 1 ' ff I .fl 4 1 l 1 112 f, A we . 'N mf 'f fm-I fa - V fl - B J ' 1 -, . - wr 1 ., avg: ,, . 'Q YY ' 15 no vu qv, Q-Q ,yi Y I G ou 'X qfndx I f ., vi Wx: Pictures unavailable for publication: James .Tay Lois Barnes fi . ',, 'Za il' Gay Nineties . Mad, Barbara? Those sunbaths ! 2279-W. Pretty Kitty! Central twosome. Old age creeps up! Long, long ago! O GD 'C S' x YN 2 XX X T XX x X xx ,ff 2 X 2 gy' - 2 W My , M, 5151 f '52 img? ' ' K Y2'Xn'W'D'?fhff'fJf 7 ' mi? joofgaf BARBARA JOHNSON Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Johnson 1624 Osage Pictured below is the scene of the Coronation of the 1950-51 Football Queen held before the Homecoming Game on October 27. Co-Captain Watie Bell is crowning Queen Barbara Johnson while Sally Peck, flower girl, and Kenny Neptune, crown bearer, look on. Also pictured are: Eugenia Munson, senior attendant, escorted by Merle Sroufe, Suzanne Phillips, junior attendant, escorted by Benny Johnson, and Charlene Fowler, sophomore attendant, escorted by Victor Govett. Buddy Weadock escorted the queen. Olflflg amera Remember Bells Lettre? Patty, in younger days. Susie Sqee. Don? In a tux? ? Shirley and her tricycle.- Windy trio. Rac - friend of the horses Gusher birthday. Ups and downs. Joy - the snow queen. Sane ? ? ? Patty and Charley - '50 Baseball weather. URIQHNIZHIIU E i 4 f an M v.,w,i,. - . , Q3 . ,- gig?--fl 'N ,W ,, , ,YV A f, Z ' 1 . 3 i K . 1 1 V g ' r ' . I, E ff- 2gw,',w nv x I a Q ly L M 'fax' 1 , gg Q .LE A' W W k , ,V-V, rf H ,V VHA? VV I 5 5' VIHV M A,., sg , M 1 jf' , I W an M g ---vI- .L L B , 5' EA W xx t i Y 3 I , vr 4 I i A Q ff fl , W J 1 xy, Vik , ' in ::: -v L M4 T 1' Q xc 5. 5 X 14 xa w? 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SECOND ROW: Don Anderson Dallas Dobbs Bill VanMeter Don Endacott Gerald Swope Buddy Wea dock Don Lehman Tommy Peters Gene Sroufe George Galanis Harry Sauer THIRD ROW: Chester Vanatta Jack Seidle Dwight Bishop Fred Chadsey Jim Raines Jimmy James Larry Hunt Tommy Ross Dudley Darr Jimm Dick Hefner jim Tate Loren Fishbeck Buddy Wiley FOURTH ROW:Cl'1arlesI0hnson Charles Rhodius Ierrylackson Calvin Diehl, LeRoy Saddoris, Benny Johnson Teddy Cobb Mike May, John Kane Foster Doornbos, Richard Price NOT PICTURED: Warie Bell Bill Mason John Guffin Bob Krigbaum Richard Teague Frank McCullough BCH l. 1 l i This informal shot of a 2 B Club meeting was taken on Wednesday morning, Jan- uary 17, at about 8:15 A.M. Don Endacott, President, is presiding. Coach Bailey Ricketts is looking on. ' Dn- FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Marilyn Waite, Joan Miller, Elise Hodges, Pat Crowder, Susie Miller, Cecille Phil- lips. SECOND ROW: Juanita Covington, Nancy Holt, Barbara Clark, Anne Watkins, Janne Green, Wanda Grandone Barbara Hall, Barbara Williams, Neola McQuire, Barbara Lundquist, Jody Templin, Jeanne Duncan, Barbara Mur hy Kathy Hays. THIRD ROW: Shirley Nye, Eleanor Dudgeon, Lucille Eng, DeeAnn Frisinger, Marilyn Brown, PatBohan- non, Mary Jane Hensley, Helen Sue Goldsmith, Pat Stringer, Shirley Lewis, Yolanda Robinett, Billie Sue Alexander Alice Lujan, Sharon Smythe, Mary Margaret Cochran, Barbara Uhl, Erlinda Lujan, MarjorieAnderson, Pauline Moore, Linda Holmberg, Marjorie Jones. Barbara Armstrong, Jean Ann Malone, Frankie Young, Miss Mary Whitley. FOURTH ROW: Jean Ann Galloway, Barbara Smith, Tamara Balenko, Dianne Huffman, Joy Wilkie, Joyce Mitchell, Norma Young, Jane Sgaulding, Virginia Dawson, Janie Given, Shirley McGinnis, Rahma Lee Callan, Patsy Pigg, Pat Powers, Mary Elizabe Winther, Barbara England, Jane Hesse, Mary Jo Burris, Barbara Johnson, Miss Sue Caldwell. FIFTH ROW: Mary Dean, Sue Jane Mochow, Shirley Williams, Pat Bailey, Margaret Lauderdale, Mar Kueck, Barbara Boyer, Carol Carman, Sue Fowler, Suzanne Rewarts, Alice Katherine Minden, Marilynn LeFevre, Shirley Stidham, Bar ara Benz, Darlene Hawk, Erlene Fears, Winifred Simkins. SIXTH ROW: Barbara Scanlon, Doreen Mahoney, Marion Riggs, Phyllis Johnson, Linnia McDowell, Jane Langwill, Pat Mead, Betty JO Thomas, Guyene Barnhart, Joyce Mayfie d, Suzanne Phillips, Pat Gallery, Martha Leisure, Elaine Kaveler, Mary Lou Lannon, Sonya Smiley. NOT PICTURED: Barbara Arnold, Imogene Detter, Minnie Dick, Charlene Fowler, Jean Griffin, Barbara Herrington, Elaine Kelley, Virginia Logue, Caro yn Metcalf, Lucy McKeithan, Sue Bohannon, Betty Perkins, Roberta Perkins, Marjorie Phillips, Eve yn Richter, Elizabeth Ryan, Sallv Shaffer. Barnez Underhill. ep gaffs Yeah, Wildcats! The cheerleaders are leading a cheer for Bartlesvil1e's team, which played and de- feated the Dewey Bulldogs at Q Dewey, 28-26. The cheer- .4 leaders are Cecille Phillips, Susie Miller, Elise Hodges, Bunner Miller, and Mari- lyn Waite. QI!! FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Richard Lindsly, Don Enda- corr, Ted Cobb, Joe Blade, Charles Johnson, Jack Kane. SEC- OND ROW: George Galanis, Tommy Reece, Jim Rlddlebarger, Charles Rhodius, Dwight Bishop, Bob Malone, Don McBride, Iohn Hughes, David Bishop, Ronald Vaughn. THIRD ROW: John Kane, Don Anderson, Morgan Douglass,Richard Oliphant, Dick McCarter, Jim Hefner, Rigby Slight, Gus Thornton, Jack Rahm, Ken O'Hallahan. FOURTH ROW: David Norvell, Henry Hudson Charles Bacon, Don Barrett, Richard Darnold, Mike May, Dal- las Dobbs, LeRoy Saddoris, Bobwarnock, John Griffin, Bob San ford, Larinie Mishaud, Conrad Brown, Jerry Jackson. NOT PIC- TURED: Ted Neptune, Don Creel, Bill Crawford, Arthur Dar- nold, Vernon Day, John Riddlebarger, Benny Pierce, Bryan Roberts, Gordon Sise, Dick Hays, Wayne Rounrree, Loren Fish- beck. f-Z! FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Shirley McGinnis, Pat Mead, Charlene Fowler, Betty Jo Thomas, Guyene Barnhart, Winifred Simkins, Jane Langwill, Carolyn Brown, Marilyn Brown, Mary Morley. SECOND ROW: Barbara Lundquist, Alice Lujan, Pat Bohannon, Iean Ann Malone, Patsy Pigg, Lucille Eng, Erlinda Lujan, Dell Ora Chew, Marlene Brasheare. THIRD ROW: Pat Allen, Barbara Scanlon, Eleanor Dudgeon, Bettywilliams, Shir- ley Duncan, Wanda Thompson, Alice Dolezal, Mary Winther. NOT PICTURED: Marjorie Anderson, Juanita Silva, Joyce Pay- ton, Jeannie Smith, Nancy Hawkins, Argye Briggs, Martha Burns. I ' f' Tiff 1 , ' , A ' - ' Z ' 1 'vows' 1 157' FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Shirley Duncan, Barbara Lundquist, Marjorie Anderson, Miss Bess Linda Holmberg, Kenneth Ford. SECOND ROW: ,lean Ann Galloway, Pat Allen, JoAnne Rogers, Wanda Hed Tho EES, mp' son, Mary Winther, Toly Arutunoff, John Bowers. THIRD ROW: Gary Colbaugh and DwightBishop. NOT PIC- TUREDg Arthur Darnold, George Ramsey. JJJ4. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Pat Gallery, Susie Miller, Jane Langwill, Neola McQuire, Sue Fowler, Marjorie Anderson, SEC- OND ROW: Marjorie Phillips, Cecille Phillips, Barbara Benz, Suzanne Phillips, Sonya Smiley, Alice Katherine Minden, Carolyn Brown, Marilyn Brown. THIRD ROW: Barbara Uhl, Guyene Barnhart, Betty Jo Thomas, Suzanne Rewarts, Mary Horton, Martha Burns. Adessa Bell, Alice Dolezal, Barbara Scanlon, Miss Sue Caldwell. FOURTH ROW: Charlene Fowler, Jean Ann Malone, Pat Bohana nan, Darlene Hawk, Jeanne Duncan, Pat Mead, Shirley McGinnis, Glenna Cullison, Pauline Moore, Esther Lykens. NOT PICTURED: Patsy Brumley, Velma Davis, Alpha Doggett, Lary Jean Fowler, Mary Henton, Barbara Johnson, Juanita Johnson, Georgeann Jones, Minnie Kelly, Lela Metzner, Joyce Mitchell, Sue Jane Mochow, Shirley Reynolds, Shirley Richter, Alyce Sears, Jo Sears, Winifred Simkins, Jane Spaulding, Shirley Sridham, Lois Tanner, Mary Alice Tate, Norma Tate, Norma Young, Carolyn Vaughn, Marlene Vaughn. L5 D U an FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Warnock, Perry Cline, Richard Shoff, Richard Gray. SECOND ROW: Mr. Ted Sherman, Margaret Garrett, Sue Thomas, Barbara Murphy, Ruby Bruskey, Barbara England, Hortence Villarreal, Jimmy Jones, Eugenia Munsen, President Charles Rhodius, Juanita Shoemaker, Beverly Cullison, Ada Olson, Elma Miller, Betty Lou Howard, Mr. Ira Hathaway. THIRD ROW: WilliamTanner, Sally Morrison, Melba Higginbotham, Carolyn Metcalf, Rose Marie Bond, EstalieBrant- ly, Charlene Havenar, Ruby Dosh, Elizabeth Seals, Betty Al- exander, Bertice Crouch, Larry Minor, James Hodges. FOURTH ROW: Joe Sigler, Dean Hammond, Lex Fox, Jimmy Parker, Doyne Watson, Ronnie Wvnn, James Revnolds. Jerrv Rowe. Wil- 1 ft ' fi? cm liam King, Jimmy House. FIFTH ROW: Conrad Brown, Bill Wright, Bobbie Jo Sanders, John Ingersol, J.L. McCormick, Dean Radefield, Henry Boltz, Bill Farris, Jack Harrison, Robert Susong, Robert Tannahil. SIXTH ROW: David Coleman, Don Stephenson, Robert Smith, Henry Hall, Bill Waller, Johnny Englebert, Boyd Grindstaff, Forrest Renfrow, Jimmy Bates, Earl Padgett, Sidney Forrest, Charles Cramer, Martin Bingham. NOT PICTUREDg Raymond Griffith, Charles Cannon, Dick Crenshaw, Virginia Dawson, Jack Edwards, Jim James, Melvin Morris, Louise Parker, Jim Patterson, Jim Raines, Joe Toalson, Mr. Robert Rhodes. Mrs. Hughes, Mr. Virgil Houston. 41? I lox FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Ted Neptune David Matuszak Hugh e Walls, Wayne Maple, Conrad Brown. SECOND ROW: Don Anderson, Brll VanMeter, Kenneth McCullough, Don Barrett, Richard Price, Jerry Jack son. THIRD ROW: John Riddlebarger, Charles Bacon, Charles Johnson Don McBride, Don Endacott. FOURTH ROW: John Bowers, Roy Lynn Henry Hudson. NOT PICTURED: Glenn Palmer, Roger Shank. 52 S Prctured above are the members ofthe 1950 51 offrce staff FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT Norma Tate Barbara Uhl Glenna Cullrson Ruby Brusky Emmalane Lucas Norma Hahn Iva McClmtock SECOND ROW Mrs Lloyd C Moms recorder Carolyn Vaughn Marlene Vaughn Imogene Detter Dee Anne Fnsmger Carolyn Brown, Nancy Hawkms Argye Brrggs Donms Rade feld and Sh1.rley Robrnson 7-V-f--.-,,-.M-........ 'F 'f 'U 'C win 1 Those belonglng L0 the 1950 Sl lrbrary staffprctured above are as follows FIRST ROW Sally Momson Norma Lrppert Barbara Herrlngton Mollrejo Burton Alrce Dolezal Elizabeth Seals Elma Mrllex SECOND ROW Sue Hensley Nadean Brusky Mrs Bess Chrtwood, Lela Mltzner Shrrley R1chrer Delores Pageant Ruth Proctor Greta Yearout Glenna Rose Patsy Prgg 53 5 5 65 4 . , , 6 z F' V 3 ' s ,vw Q y 5, ,L ' . . - I . . e R M M L -i R y i . Q f yyi gh 'S ei .wif , l. . - . . Z Q G caved One for the money, Two for the show, Three to make ready- And four to go! CUSTODIANS LEFT TO RIGHT: MI. L. T. Owens, Mrs, Edith Brown, Mr. W. A. Thornbrugh. ws, , CAFETERIA STAFF . FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Pyles, Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. Smith, Rose Marie Bond, Mrs. Utsinger, .Louise Parker. Barbara Eng- land. SECOND ROW: Henry Boltz, Joe Sig- ler, Jim Raines, Jim James, Mrs. Byers, Ioe Toalson. NOT PICTURED: Estalie Brantly, Esther Lykens, Kenneth Ford, David Combs After dnmer thoug HM f W- Tffi-2:.:, .Ns Anxious ant' ' , lclpatlfjn KTIVITIIIE xxx, s-,.-.- l 'I f- 'A FIRST ROW, SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Richard Johnson, John Bowers, Gus Thornton, Bill Crawford, Wayne Maple, Ronald Vaughn, Jack Bourquin, Rosetta Munoz, Jon Johnson, Bill Heskett, Harley Hume, Gary Hughes. SECOND ROW: SEATED: Henry Hudson, Hugh Walls, Cliff Schaffer, Roger Shank, JimFreiburger, Wayne Rountree, David Matuzak, Joe Morrow. THIRD ROW, SEATED: Jean Smith, Shirley Seivers, Frances Hagenhoff, Ronald Martin, Larry Lankard, Dick Crenshaw, Boyd Grindstaff, Loren Fishbeck, Phillip Greaves, Jack Wright, Johnny Englebert, RobertBasler, Hilliard Moore, David Bishop, Olin Groomes, James Kee, George Waller, Jack Rahm, John Rall. STANDING: Harry Botkins, Mary Jane Hensley, Joe Pittman, BabsBilbe, Frank McCullough, George Galanis, Glenn Palmer, Jim Adams, DwightBishop, Director Frank Robinson. DRUM MAJOR- ETTES, LEFT TO RIGHT: Margaret Mclntosh, Jean Griffin, Beverly Hill. NOT PICTURED: Tom Dow, Bill Rowe, and Norma Young, Band Queen for 1950-51. The Drum Majorettes and the 1950-51 Band Queen waltz at the half-time at one of the Wildcat football games at Municipal stadium. 56 Zim l I FIRST ROW, SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Betty Perkins, Kathleen Hays, Janet Deitzel, Mary Jane Hensley, Lucille Eng, Jane Langwill, Philllp Greaves, Bill Crawford, Richard Johnson. SECOND ROW, SEATEDg Pat Walls, Mary Switzer, JoAnne McCarty, Dick Crenshaw, Morea Mahoney, John Rall. Q A THIRD ROW, SEATED: Ellen Hodges, Delores Pagett. STANDING: Director Frank Robinson, Glenn rc e Palmer, Harry Botkins, Ruth Proctor, Marjorie Jones. AT THE PIANO: Barbara Lundquist. A 2 fri 1 ia, . r QP? I-LRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Daisy Lee Mclntyre, Roberta Perkins, Sue Bohannan, Pai Allen, Anna Dixon, Bob Warnock, Arthur Darnold, Dianne Huffman, Darlene Hawk, Shirley Blevins, Margaret Hall. SECOND ROW:Director Mrs. Heinrich, Joyce Kinney, NellOmstead, Mary Horton, Colleen Nye, Richard McDonald, Jim Riddebarger, Beverly Hill, Norma Young, Barbara Clark, Lela Metzner, Dell Ora Chew. THIRD ROW: Helen Goldsmith, Larry IeanFowler, Doreen Mahoney, Billylfields, Maurice Briscoe, Bob Pat Jones, Carl Da vis, Ken 0 O Hallahan, Don Searle, Pat Lamare, Sue Jane Mochow, Par Srririger, Delores Cardenas, Gloria Perez. AT THE PIANO: Wanda Grandone. NOT PICTURED: Bob Baldwin, Mickey McClellan, Delores Nichols, Carol Ann Shultz, Katherine Kindsvarer, Joyce Payton. 1 ., in TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Gus Thornton, Bill Mason, Don Barrett, Richard Blair, Don Anderson, Charles Rhodius. BOTTOM ROW: Elise Hodges, Betty Perkins, Jeanne Duncan, Bill Van Meter, Bunner Miller, and Carol Carman. SENIOR PLAY CAST FOR 'Z' i' CII' le J - unf It K' ' ,4 One Of rnents those ll ing 1. ' Mrs. T '31-eff i Seflioflziarsaj ogfff durifeased In ass P1 Chaz-1-g aple 0 ay. lesflqunis- 58 0 vin? amera Cfugnfypgf' 'Y , A In-ff ' ' f 2' ? 'ft f y n .. y, 3 H, S I I-6 zj..J A Stag line Peek-a-boo Smith. Lewis and Kelley. She's engaged! Barbara., how you've grown! Is that Jody? Sophomore cut-ups. Virginia and those hikes ! Steadiest couple of '51. Sun in your eyes, Cel? Old scores. Gerry and Ronald - we wou1dn't have known! Fisherman Murphy. Hide and seek? Grin and bear it. Bottoms up! Run, Bunner, run! Xfgi? X 5.2 WILDCAT BRAIN TRUST Left to right are coaches Burl Stidham, Bill Holbrook, and Bailey Ricketts. Burl Stidham is Wildcat head football coach, head baseball coach and assistant basketball coach. This is his third year coaching inBartlesvi1le. His football team won 8 games, and lost two last year to finish second in the conference. The basketball B team which he coaches wonl0 games and lost two this year and the Wildcat baseball team won the regional tournament under his coaching in 1949. Bill Holbrook is assisting football coach, head track coach and fresh- man basketball coach. The football B team won three out of six games under his coaching this year and the Central Cubs won 12 and lost threein their basketball season. This is his first year at College -high. Athletic Director Bailey Ricketts is also head basketball coach and assistant football coach. Also in his third year here, Mr. Ricketts has coached the Wildcat basketball team to two regional championships and their first conference championship in eleven years. He is head scout for the football team. 62 Q91 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Hathaway, Lanny Michaud, Vic Govett, Nick Rogers, Jim Raines, Bill VanMeter, Larry Ballard Harry Sauer, Tom Ross, Bob Malone, John Gelwick, Bob Kelly. SECOND' ROW: Head Coach Burl Stidham, Mike Carr, Benny John son, Bill Mason, Tommy Peters, Gene Sroufe, Watie Bell, Bob Kreigbaum, Morgan Douglass, Jim Brooks, Jim Tate, Gerald Swope Ted Cramer Dick McCarter THIRD ROW-Chester Vanatta Ernie Carroll Dale Grimes Don Harris Gaines Chesnut Darrel Dou 1 ' H I I I I P g las, Richard Teague, Don Lehman, Don Endacott, Olin Groomes, Bob Stamps, Assistant Coach Bill Holbrook. FOURTH ROW: Larry Hunt, Dallas Dobbs, Richard Lindsly, Don Barrett, Don LeLapp, Kenneth McCullough, Bill Quintana, Jan Grimes, John Minden, Ed mund Bailey. CATS WIN 8, LOSE 2 The 1950 Wildcat football team, led by Burl Stidham in his third year as head coach at Bartlesville, had its best season since 1931 in its won-lost total as the Cats lost only to the state-champion Muskogee Roughers and in an upset to the Okmulgee Bulldogs. The 1950 Wildcats beat all three Tulsa high school teams, the first time a Bartlesville foot- ball team has ever been able to accomplish this. The Cats were ranked second in the 6A conference and in out-of-state competition, defeated the strong Springfield, Missouri, team 25 to 0 and Coffeyville, which was ranked as the second best team in Kansas the week before they came to Bartlesville, 32-7. End Kenneth McCullough, who starred on both offense and defense and was one of the state's outstanding punters with a 37. 5 yard average per kick, was named on the all-state teams released by the Tulsa World and the Daily Oklahoman. McCullough was recommend- ed for all-state by the coach of every team he played against. Guard Don Endacott, quar- terback Bill Quintana and halfback Benny Johnson was given honorable mention on the mythical squad. Eight Bartlesville players, every starting senior, were named on the 6A a1l-confer- ence football team. Wildcat players on the team were: Ends Larry Hunt and Kenneth McCullough, Tackle Gerald Swopeg Guards Don Endacott and co-captain Bill VanMeterg Center Gene Sroufeg Quarterback Bill Quintanag Halfback, co-captain Watie Bell. 63 Co -Capta1n Wat1e Bell All-Conference Halfback Don Barrett Tackle Senior Semor Harry Sauer Guard Senior Halfback Benny Johnson 1141 eludes three Sapulpa tacklers as he carries a punt back for 17 yards. WILDCATS 33 DEWEY O HOME WILDCATS 19 'TULSA CENTRAL 13 At Tulsa 4'Conference games 64 Kenneth McCullough All-State, All-Conference End Sen1or Dallas Dobbs Quarterback Halfback Junior Wildcat halfback Watie Bell fZlQfa1ls over fullback Tommy Peters 1101 as he is tackled by Coffeyville's Stephens floj. Hall f48Q of Coffeyville is also in the picture. WILDCATS 25 SPRINGFIELD, MO. 0 at Springfield WILDCATS 7 'FMUSKOGEE 19 HOME All-C Gene Sroufe onference Center Senior ill fl , Don Endacott A11-Conference Guard Hon. Men. A11-State Senior Tommy Peters Fullback J'un1or Musko ee's halfback Shunke 1451 is stopped after a short gain g Y through the line. Wildcat players in the picture are Dallas Dobbs f16Q, Tommy Peters 1101, and Kenneth McCullough f34I. Evans O41 and Ta- tum Q81 are Muskogee players. Chester Vanatta End Sophomore WILDCATS 31 :FSAPULPA Z8 At Sapulpa WILDCATS 32 COFFEYVILLE, KAN. 7 HOME Gaines Chesnut Tackle ' Junior QSC Co-captain Bill VanMeter All-Conference Guard Senior Defensive halfback Watie Bell is blocked by an unidentified Coffeyville, Kan. player as Walthall G31 of Coffeyville is pulled down from behind bv a Wild- cat P1aYer' Benny Johnson Hon. Men. All-State Halfback Junior ' V V f owing , , . - j e WILDCATS 25 'FTULSA WEBSTER 12 HOME M WILDCATS 12 'VOKMULGEE 19 At Okmulgee I 1 3 if Q3 Bill Quintana Hon. Men. All State All-Conference Quarterback Senior 'F .fa , ' v , . ,, , 5 V , :L ini, -g 5 f ' ' 'w,,?F?4i 'f j'!gEfg,i55,AL,LA,, . Nick Rogers Guard Junior jx, 17 A ,. A gm 7 X ., ' ' -f uf' f rf-www 'wx' -f ffl. W ., ff - - f -V - Halfback Benny Johnson C142 is almost surrounded by Sapulpa players as he carries the ball around his own left end. Jim Raines--Gerald Swope End--All-Conference Tackle Senior--Senior .I 2' 4 J- WILDCATS 19 'FTULSA ROGERS 14 HoME v ' , y, T45 f WILDCATS 52 VINITA Z0 at Vinita 'xii Z y N . I . s, M af Q-as .ff FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Bailey Ricketts, Gerald Swope, Larry Hunt, David Sheldon, Chester Vanatta, Dallas Dobbs, Kenneth McCullough, Dudley Darr. BACK ROW: Calvin Diehl, Ted Cramer, LeRoy Saddoris, Harry Botkin, Jimmy James, Dick Darnold, Don Endacott, George Galanis, Manager Bill Crawford. OKLAHOMA SIX AND REGIONAL CHAMPIONS 1951 marked the year the Wildcat basketball team won their first Oklahoma Six con- ference championship since 1940. The Wildcats won their second consecutive regional crown in the tournament played at Bartlesville on March 8, 9 and 10 and entered the state championship tournament in Oklahoma City with aseason's record of 17 wins and 4 losses. The Wildcats won their first four non-conference games before losing to Coffeyville and then lost their first conference tilt at Muskogee. The Cats climbed steadily upward from this and went into first place 'by beating Tulsa Will Rogers. The conference race was close through the entire season. The Wildcats were assured of at least atie for the championship when Tulsa Central lost on their next to last game of the season. Four teams stood a chance of sharing the title if the Cats dropped their final game at Okmul- gee. To win the regionals, the Wildcats had to come from behind against both Ponca City and Pawhuska at the third quarter mark to win in the final minutes. The Wildcats played their first game at Oklahoma City against the Oklahoma City Cen- tral Cardinals. The Cats carried an eight-game winning streak into this game which in- cluded an 11-won and one-lost record on the College-high court. Junior Dallas Dobbs led the scoring for the year with 256 points in Z1 games for an average of IZ. l points per game. Gerald Swope was second with 156 points followed by Jim James with 111, Kenneth McCullough with 101, David Sheldon with 80 points in 14 games, and Larry Hunt with 68 points. 69 Wildcats 30 Nowata Z7 Here Wildcats Z8 Coffeyville Z1 Here Wildcats 28 Dewey 26 There Wildcats 63 Nowata 31 There David Sheldon C251 attempts to block a shot by Tulsa Will Rogei-'5 San- ders C241 in Rogers' game here. In the background is Wildcat player Dallas Dobbs f16l. Coffeyvi1le's John Stephens fights Bartles- vi11e's Jimmy James 4109 for the ball as Dallas Dobbs leaps up for it. Tipton 4205, Bachelder 4105 and Crandall C151 are in the picture for Coffeyville and Bartlesvil1e's Gerald Swope stands in the middle. Coffeyville 44 Wildcats 36 There 4fMuskogee Z9 Wildcats 26 There Wildcats 41 Tulsa Webster 32 Here 1tOk1ahoma Six conference games 70 Wildcats 45 :5'OkH1UlgS6 30 Wildcats 41 2-'fTulsa Central 38 Wildcats 49 4fTulsa Rogers 35 :5'Sapulpa 36 Wildcats fovertimej 32 Peck Mills fzzy has dribbled around Kenneth McCullough fl4Q in Tulsa Will Rogers game here as Larry Hunt C242 tires to stop him. Dallas Dobbs flfnj and Bob Reid f32I of Rogers are watching. Here There Here There , fri- Larry Hunt C242 tries to take the ball away from John Stephens f2lQ of Coffeyville as Dallas Dobbs U62 and Currier UQ of Coffeyville look on. Wildcats 42 4'Muskogee 21 Here f0'Tulsa Central 40 Wildcats 39 Here Wildcats 43 4'Tulsa Webster 37 There 71 3 Dallas Dobbs U67 and Jimmy Jones qiop of Bartlesville attempt to block a shot by Dewey's Cecil Magana in the game played in the College -high fieldhouse. REGIONA L TOURNAMENT Wildcats 48 Nowata 25 Here Wildcats 38 Ponca City 37 Here Wildcats 37 Pawhuska 34 Here Wildcats 51 Dewey Z9 Here Wildcats 30 :5fTulsa Will Rogers Z7 There Wildcats 46 fFSapulpa 37 Here Wildcats 42. FOkmulgee 37 There David Sheldon fZ5jand Dallas Dobbs flbj go up for a rebound together with Tulsa Will Rogers Bob Reid f32J and Richard Wick QZU in the game played here. 72 wimming eam FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Frank McCullough, Jack Kane, Jack Scidle, Don Anderson. SECOND ROW: Robert Lippcrl, Dick lVlCC8l'ICf, John Bogart, John Guffin, Jerry Jackson. Coach Jim Brewer is not in the picture. Results of the swimming team for the first half of the season included winning the championship of the junior division in the Oklahoma AAU swimming meet held inthe swimming pool in the Adams building, winning the championship of the junior division in the regionals held at the Tulsa YMCA and placing second in the regional senior division. The Aquatic Club had swum only one dual meet during the first half. This was against the Muskogee swimmers at the local YMCA and in which Muskogee came out victorious by a 14-point margin. 73 O- H-ik 3 WILDCAT TENNIS TEAM l.EF'l l'O RIGll'l'g Mila- Beard, Glt-nnPulrner, Jirnllreiburger, Bryan Roberts, Don Statham, Ray Wilson, Don Barrett, Bill Crawford, Clilrlvs Johnson, Nick Bet-cliwood, Jim Riddlebarger, Charles Rhodius. Coach Levi Muncy is not in the picture. WILDCAT GOLF TEAM LEl:'1' TQ RIGI-1,15 Henry Hudson, Ted Neptune, Richard Price, Don McBride, Ted Cobb, John Kane and Mike May, Coach C.C. Custvr is not in the pic-imc. ' Y :wx xv 1 v w6LW ,iz . ouing amera I' 554 1 -All 4 fe? hi 'fl 1 X 1-Jw H5 1. Fightin' Five. Z. Threemusketeers. 3. It's a cake! or a dog? 4. Dance Ballerina. 5. Sha- dows of Nancy. 6. Long hair was in style. 7. Ipana smile! 8. The long trudge home, Dee Ann. 9. More Ballerinas. 10. Imogene and Dee Ann make a snowman. 11. Stage-struck. 12. Open wide! 13. Sixth grade Seniors. 14. Parties of the younger set. 15. Famous College-High feet on parade. ouing amera unlias.x...r..s..fs, aiwwf ' g A-'wwf F1 ' 5 ,- , . .7 LA, , . V X... in P H .V . if 42 In h,,.,.....-9---ll' 1. My, Weren't the first graders little? ? 2. College-High beauties. 3. Oh, Nickle! 4. The third grade - hm, we're advancing! 5. Remember Girl Scouts. 6. Does it take that much effort? 7. Suzanne and Watie. 8. Seventh grade gyrn days. 9. Children must play! 10. Central's three musketeers. JZIXI xii 140016 1 R 5 M70 'ff XI X ANSA5 1'oPfKA K mms AND co 'Nc L N 1 Ig ' 4 lg. ,A 'fig' , .- . 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