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

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1952 volume:

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L .-A. -my , -f.,,..-e-f-.f-- - - '- ,.. ., .. -- f ..-..,-.w,..L.-. . .,.-u-ww,-ru.-. 4 L Pictured above is BARTLESVILLE BOARD OF ED UCATION for l95l-52. Seated around the table from left to right are: G. M, Roberts, W. V. Montgomery, George Wash, Jo Allyn Lowe, M. S. Douglass, James Ross, president of the board, Howard McClellan, Al Pennala, H A Coo er O . . p , . E. Everly, treasurer, Richard Kane, attorney, M. C. Low. ms G, M. ROBK Schools Superlntendenl O 150 rd nf Education X 3 , .4 S 1' Ng: Tr X Q . . Q r Q a x i ' ' A xg, ,Q ng ggi ...- MW., N, ff., L N. X. S 5 MISS ESTER CARLTON English Literature MRS. BESS C. CHITWOOD English ll MISS CAROLIN DAVIS American History MRS. LOIS ELLSWORTH English ll Latin MR. HOOVER FISHER Choral Director MR. IRA I. HATHAWAY Industrial Arts MRS. LOU RILLA HUGHES Cafeteria Management MRS. PHYLLIS CHAPMAN Drivers Training Physical Education Spanish MR. JOHN L. COALE Commercial Department MR. E. J. DENADEL Chemistry MISS VILLA FENDER Mathematics MR. DONALD W. GREGG Journalism Public Relations Director MRS. MARJORIE HAWKINS English IV Functional English MR. VIRGIL L. HUSTON Auto Mechanics MISS FLORENCE INGHAM Mathematics MRS. ANNABEL MUNCY Commercial Department MR. EARL NEWMAN Biology MR. ROBERT B. RHODES Woodworking Carpentry MR. FRANK C. ROBINSON Music Director MR. TED V. SHERMAN Diversified Occupations MR BURL STIDHAM Athletics Problems of Amer. Democracy World Geography MRS. BETTY TURK Dramatics Bible Literature MR. G. R. KARCH Physics Electricity MISS DOROTHY NEWKIRK Spanish MISS MARY PAXTON American Literature Grammar MR. BAILEY RICKETTS World History Athletics MRS. JOY SHIELDS Head Librarian MRS. SUE SMITH Home Economics MISS MARY ELIZABETH WHITLEY Commercial Department ffolwr Students xg, DALLAS DOBBS Kane Award o JUANITA COVINGTON JOE BLADE D.A.R. Good Citizenship Valedictorian A.A.U.W. Scholarship Salutatorian RICHARD LINDSLY DEE ANNE FRISINGER Athletic Scholarship Panhellenic Award PHYLLIS JOHNSON American Legion Good Citizen .A -- M - L...-Z - ew Warm 7- A cw. K HUGH WALLS Danforth Foundation PATRICIA WALLS D.A.R. American History Award Image Not Available LJIWKI LKJLDINUKJTI American Legion Good Citizen MARJORIE ANDERSON Danforth Foundation DWIGHT BISHOP D.A.R. American History Award 1 mimi l.Cheerleaclers give a yell during one of our pep assemblies. 2.The fashion board which plans The spring sfyle show. 3. Mrs. Phyllis Chapman prepares +o give her pupils +heir driving inslrudions. 4. Three members of fhe Junior Class play during one of fheir more serious rehearsals. Sorry, Turn to l.A scene from our annual holiday, Sadie l-lawlcins Day. 2. Members of lhe Naufilus newspaper and annual slall busy wilh 'rheir dulies aller school. 3. This slud hall is aclually sludying, 4 y . Anolher aclivily of College High is The carpenlry class which is shown al lhex righl. R X 'K- Evllcge fffqlz Daze' sk. M'-Q25 Y f .W I COLLEGE I-IIGI-I For we, who will so soon graduale, D The school bell will soon ring Hs lasl. For The school year will soon be over And scalfered will be our class I lcnow when This school year is ended This busy evenlful year The old bell will give oul Hrs message And This is whar I will hear Ding Dong your worlc is done Wilh your high school course you e I ve done my besr wilh you my son The res? is up +o you Ding Dong be on your way The old adage bear in mind And while Ihe sun shines make your hay Bul leave The weeds behind Ding Dong malce haslel malce haslel Your life has gusr begun Through Bob I'Ia'rhaway Juanifa Covungron Frankie Young ASSISTANT SPORTS SENIOR ART Milne May Shirley Williams Mary Grace Swifzer Marcia Grover Ronnie Vaughn Sue Janel Brownlow Marlorae Anderson George Galanis EDITOR EDITOR EDITOR EDITOR EDITOR n I 0 I lr Elaine Kavelar .. . .,....,......,.., .,.,.... C OPY EDITOR W + wa - f V i 1 , M .jx.!+,.,.,, i, , i ,, ,,i. ,i.-H-v ,J-5 ,ii i.,-i ,- m'-'-A-5.51- :, vli L- .,n,,i',,,', if Lvl- ws-fi ,,, --tif 1, - ,g..,'.,:i,- . 4 ,H I, , .. , 1 I . Jah Q ,g ii cmss Pow H '.:'ll ni- ggi . M, , if'. .'lw5 i- - Now lhe years are over- l s.,i,.f1i ul, xl U mn. 'MY--ui il l u Q ilflariijiqi' School s end drawing nigh i J Shadows of old Cenlral H. llllia-Iggy And dear College-lfli. fl Jig' si HM ,y l Mir? i A Slrelch o'er our young lives, i ,im Moulding every way To a beller morrow a+ Than we see Today. QQ lel' l We won'l e'er lorgel i iw, ' ' Whal we have learned here. lvlenn'ries ol our school days Ever will be dear. No more will our voices l yclr fill ln our anlhem ring. ll-'iififggql We lcnow lhose who follow Will lo our ideals cling. So wilh reverence soil We sadly deparl, W' 'l Knowing lhese years priceless Will e'erbein ourhearl. By MARUNN mee-s Lf gi- - 't Semin 6111.95 290 ,,, ALBERT, PATRICIA Pal Feb. 24, '35 Heard saying: Johnny, ANDERSON, MARJORIE Toolsie Nov. 20, '34 Pei Reeve: Oil-brand cigars. ARMSTRONG, BOB Slrongarm Aug. 3l, '34 l-le lilces: To walch people worlc. ARUTUNOFF, ANATOLE ToIy sepi. 2I, '36 Seen: Jusl driving. BALDWIN, ROBERT Baldie Bob Sepl. 9, '32 We predicl' for The lulure: A pharmacisl. BALENKO, TAMARA Binky Nov, IQ, '34 She says: Lel's dog we only live once. BASLER, ROBERT Red Sepl. IO, '34 Quolez Horselealhers. BENZ, BARBARA J EAN Blondie June 20, '34 Someday she'll: Own a Caddy converlible. BILBE, BABS Belo-O May IO, '34 Recipe for fun: Going on band frips. BLADE, JOE Professor April l3, '34 Lile's goal: A good newspaper man. BOWERS, JOHN NanOOl: Aug. 30, '34 Quole: Jane wouldn'l' lel me. BOWMAN, PATRICIA Pal Feb. l9, '34 She wanls lo be: A good Slenographer. BRANTLEY, ESTALEE Aug. 24, '33 She wanls lo be: A Big Girl, BRASHEAR, MERLENE Men July JI, '34 Oflen declares: I don'l like il. BROUSE, JOHN BuclrshOl June 20, '33 Spends his lime: Shooling snoolcer. BROWN, CONRAD Rad Mar, 28, '34 Passion for: A cerlain girl and a car. BUFORD, ROSETTA Shorlie Ocl. IO, '34 ll's in lhe slars: Home EC. Teacher. BYRD, l.OuIE Byrd Doq Nov. ll, '32 Ambilion: To graduale. CAIN, JEANNINE Crewy Lou Feb. 6, '34 She's crazy aboulz Dancing-wilh boys. CARDENAS, DOLORES Dee Mar. 23, '34 ln The lulure: Housewife. CHARTER, SHIRLEY Pei Aug. 7, '35 Forever saving: Ain't,+haf awful . Nr Q' Xzmtlmull LIHINCU Horse Aug. 4, '34 We'll remember him for: Driving roads. CLARK, BARBARA Susie Sepf. 9, '34 Her sideline: Day dreaming. Cosa, TED Cobber Od. I4, '34 ln 'rhe spoflighf: A golf pro. COLBAUGH, GARY Safer Feb, l5, '34 Aspires fo be az Good quack! COLEMAN, DAVID Dave Jan. I9, '34 Forever and always: Working on cars. CoviNeToN, JUANITA LiHle John Sepf. I8, '34 Pe? Peeve: Her brolher's frombone. CRONOBLE, ROBERT Bob May 3. '34 Spends his lime: Working on cars. CUNNINGHAM, VERN June I2, '33 do nofhing: And make DARNOLD, ARTHUR Ar+uro Sepf. 23, '35 We forsee: Wanfs fo A well known musiciar' DARR, DUDLEY Doc Feb. 9, '34 Claims he likes To: Play paper dolls. DAVIS, CARL Carlo Aug. 27, '34 Original guy: Wan+s To make a million. DETTER, IMoeENE Pipsqueak July 9, '34 Anoiher: Roller skaier. Doass, DALLAS Na1's Feb. 2, '34 Weakness: Marilyn. Dooo, STANLEY REX madly od. 3, '34 Chief dislike: Soap box operas. DOORNBOS, FOSTER Fog July 25, '34 Love of his life: Pinball machines. DUNCAN. SHIRLEY Dunk Aug. 24, '34 Remembered saying: Holy Cow. DOUGHERTY, ROGER Regor April 8, '34 Franfically claims: I've been framed. DOUGLAS, DARRELL Dimples Feb. 25, '34 We still hear: Sylvesier. old chap. DOUGLASS, MORGAN Drive Along June 8, '34 Anywhere onyfimez lnvenling. Dow, TOM Unprinfable March lb '34 Vision of the fufure: Mooching money. EDWARDS, JACK Jackson Od. 28, '34 Passionate ioy: Working on cars. money on lonely af if. ELLIOTT, DON Duck April 3, '34 Hopes lo be: An eleclrician. ENGLAND, BARBARA Barb June Il, '32 Liles goal: Housewife, ENGLEBERT, JOHNNIE Frog Ocl. I9, '34 Doesn'l like: To see girls smolxe. EWING, JACK General March 23, '34 Purple passion: People slepping on his leel. FEARS, EARLINE Honey Sepl. 28, '34 Spends her lime wilh: T. D. FEIGLE, ALVIN Duggie Douglas DragOn July 3, '35 Addicled lo: Fixing molors. FELLOWS, RAYMOND Ray Aug. 23, '33 Here we have: Weslern swing band leader. FIELDS, BILL Sally Ocl. IO, '34 Favorile companion: Lillie camera. FINCH, JON Pee Wee June 27, '33 Delermined lo be: A millionaire. FISCHBECK, LOREN Turl Feb. ll. '34 Lil'e's desire: Healing slol machines FISHER, MELOY Lern Dec. 2. '33 ln one word: Bunner . FRISINGER, DEE ANNE Dee May 9, '34 She likes lo eal chocolale pie. GALANIS, GEORGE ManhOle Jan. I, '34 Prevailing sin: One of lhose blondes. GALLERY, PATRICIA Trish Ocl. 5, '34 Spends lime: Callinf GALLOWAY, JEAN ANN Jeannie March 9, '35 Obieclive: Be a nurse. GELWICK. JOHN Tullnie June 2b. '33 Presenling: A lerror on lhe gridiron. GRANDONE, WANDA G-randOni Aug. 5, '34 Here she is: Having lun. GRIFFIN, JEAN Jeannie April I3, '33 Quolez Did ya know il? GRIFFITH, ARLIE Lillie Dew Dec. IO, '34 Will he ever: VVin in snooker? Gizooms, OLIN ManhOle Dec. ll, '34 Priorilies on: Relaxing. HALL, ROBERT Bob Sepl. 22, '34 Soon lo be: A professional snooker player. ,fx on Q cj 1 . Y ':, . A g ' 'EfQ'AH.Q- ' iigeffa, -34 Her hearf is sei: As an Air Hos ess HANLEY, PHYLLIS Dill Pickle Ocf. 23, '33 Dream of +he fufure: To gain eighi and one half pounds. HARTLE, HOWARD Buddy Nov. l6, '33 Fufure aim: A rancher. HATHAWAY, ROBERT Poddy sep+. 23, '33 Favorife excuse: Malone did if. HAWK, DARALENE Daredy Ocf. 8, '34 Her hear? is in: Sfillwafer. HAYMAKER, CAROLYN Bird dog Feb. 6, '34 You'll probably find her: Swimming. HEENER, JIMMY Hai Aug. I6 '34 Always saying: Graaf Caesar's Ghost HENSLEY, MARY JANE Maisie July I6, '34 Wanls lo mee1:A Handsome Man. HENSLEY, SUE Susie July 4, '34 Here she is: Playing a iuke box. HERMAN, JAMES Jim Mar. 28, '32 Life's desire: Collecfing coins. HESKETT, BILL willy Dec. 17, '34 Favorile expression: l'm fired. HENTON, MARY HELEN Oct 2, '35 She likes fo: Loaf. HooeEs, ELLEN RubenOll Apr. 23, '35 She's working on: An MRS. degree. HuosoN. HENRY Hank July 6, '34 Wants: To be a famous millionaire. HueH ES, GARY Safer May 27, '34 Would like: To play in a dance band. HUME. HARLEY l'lurnbug May 3l, '34 Priorily on: A cerfain sophomore. HuTcHiNsON. JOHN Bud June IS, '34 Ofien heard declaring: You don r say JOHNSON, BENNY Ben Sept I4, '34 Habifually: Calling, sleeping, and loaflng JOHNSON, PHYLLIS Frenchie Nov. I9, '34 Known lor: Doing nolhing. JOHNSON, RICHARD Dick May I2, '34 Prevailing sin: Band frips. JONES, FLORENCE Pee Wee Aug. 6, '35 She says she likes: Housework. KANE, JOHN Tub Sepf. I5, '34 Passions: Hunfing, Fishing, Golf. KAVELER, ELAINE ANN Gus Sepl. lb, '34 She wanls fo be: One of fhe len besl girls. LEACH, DON Li++Ie Gab Sepf. 8, '33 Consuming passion: Woodworking. LEFEVRE, MARILYN JOY Frenchie May 6, '34 Ambifionz Raise a baskefball leam. LEISURE, MARTHA LOU SfOrmy July 22, '34 Per Peeve: Nick. LINDSLY, RICHARD Bobo July 9, '34 He says: The Soufh shall rise again. LIPPERT, JACK Jackson Sepf. 5 '34 Only faulfz Loafin. LOCKMAN, BEN Bring 'em Back Alive Jan. 2, '35 Secret desire: To fly iels. LORENZ, GEORGE Georgie Jan, 19, '33 His hearf is sef on: Working Caflle. LUJAN, ERLINDA Linda Aug. 6, '33 Very much af home: Wilh a lypewriler. LIJNDQUIST, BARBARA Lunky Nov. 22, '34 TomOrOw's aim: Wedding Bells. MCCLUN6, DONALD DOn Jan. 30, '34 Elernally: Working on cars. MCGUIRE, NEOLA Robbie Od. lb, '34 Chosen Career. Home EC. feacher. MCGINNIS, SHIRLEY Shir March 26, '34 Collecfsz Records. MCKEITHAN, LUCY JEAN Luce March 23, '34 YOu'II probably find her caHin'. MCNULTY, JACK Jake Aug. I3, '33 l.OCal hangoufz Shamrock. MALONE, ROBERT HOra+io Feb. l2, '34 And he says: Hathaway done ill MAPLE, WAYNE Red Rider March 26, '34 Consfanf Companion: Margie. MAY, MICHAEL Mike May lb, '34 Theme song: NO, NO, Naneffe. MAYFIELD, JOYCE JOyCie Sept 20, '34 Peramounf faulf: LeRoy. MEssERsMITH, GUYENE Guy Aug. I7, '34 Al' flnn fan nl' bar lid' Dnciinn dressed ' : pn- 5. MICHAUD, LANNY Jan. l9, '34 Our fufure millionaire playboy. MILLER, HOWARD Fearless Fosdiclf' Jan. I2, '35 Wanfs To own: The fasfesf car in Town. MILLER, SUSAN Suzie July 9, '34 lncessanTly: Talking. MINDEN, ALICE CATHERINE Missey Nov. 23, '34 l-ler excuse: We were only Talking. MINOR, LARRY Punk June 4, '34 He hopes lo raise: Brahma. MOORE, l 'llLLlARD American l-leriTage Aug. 3l, '34 l le dreams ol: Women, MOORE, PAULINE Squeeki Sepf. I, '34 Fulure aim: Hunfinq dodo birds. MOORE, PATRICIA Pai Nov. I9, '34 She collecls: Foreign money. MORLEY, MARY BESS M. B. OCT. 7, '34 Consuming passion: Talking. MORROW. JOE Joey April 27, '34 Coming afiraclionz Farming. NEPTUNE, TED Nep Sepf. 28, '34 Professional preference: As+ronomy. NETT, JOHN Sug Dec. I7, '33 l-lere's To The guy who doesn'T lille baby Tall: NICHOLS, DELORES Nick June 23, '34 Someday: A married singer. NORVELL, DAVID ManhOle ll Jan. 3l, '35 His racket: Tennis. NYE, SHIRLEY KiHen Dec. 22, '34 Says: l'm ready and willing. PARRY, JEAN Feb. 8, '35 Found af las+: Her man. PASLAY, NAOMl RUTH Moncy Nov. 23, '34 Passion lor: Collecfing pennies. PATRICK, SHEILA Dec. II, '33 Always and forever: Ealing. PATTERSON, SHIRLEY Susie Q Feb. l5, '35 Wanisz To balre a really good pie. PEAsTER, ROBERT Bob Dec. 23, '33 Says: l'm iusT going TO live Till l die. PETERS, TOMMY Gus OCT. 3l, '33 Tomorrow's aim: Tilfing pin'ball machines. PITTMAN, JOE Josephus Sept. 30, '33 Specializes in: Acting crazy. PHILLIPS, CECILLE Cel June 24, '34 Doesn't like: People who call her Cecil PHILLIPS, SUZANNE Sue June 24, '34 Heard exclaimingz You guessed it PHILLIPS, lvlARJORIe Marge April 2, '34 Paslime: Water slciing. RADEFIELD, DEAN May 4, '34 Consuming passion: Model airplanes Reese, HeLeN Aggie Jan. 28, '34 All the time: Bill. Reece, TOMMY Sept. 29, '39 Seen working on: History notes. Reweizrs, SUZANNE Rewertsibabe Nov. l2, '34 Forever: Cattin'. RICHTER, RALPH Jan l2, '34 Hobbies: Hunting and tisl1ing. ROBERSON, Jerznv Robbie Oct. 2, '34 He claims to be: A bowler. Roeeizs, JOANN JO-JO July 9, '34 Forever saying: l'll never tell . Roe-ens, NICK Clyde Oct. 26, '34 He longs to: Sleep. Ross, TOMMY Niataize Oct. 24, '34 Pet peeve: Always luclcy people. ROUNTREE, WAYNE Roundstump Jan. 3l, '34 Spends his time witl1:Animals. SADDOPIS, Le ROY Lee Boy Dec. I7, '34 Time and time again: Mercy . SANDERS, DONNA Donnie Aug. 25, '34 Vision ot tuture: Day dreaming. SCHAFER, CLIFFORD Cliff Aug. 9, '34 He meets lite: With a song. SCHLEICHER, RICHARD SliSl1 June 23. '34 Here he is: An electronic engineer. SEALS, RUTH Stormy Jan. 30, '35 Always willing to: Date. SHEA, PATRICIA :'P.s+ Aug. 6, '34 Says: Ain't that a bird dog . SHELDEN. DAVID Dave Jan. 23. '34 To everything and everytlwing l'Ie says Say now, ,nn I .. ,R- 4 'S 'X' Af WF' X5 353 SIA, 41.5- R. ii i 'W' SEIDLE, JAcK Cl'Ieedy Ocl. I4, '34 Long low whisflez Jack swam by, SISNEY, EDWARD Eddy Feb. 2l, '34 Favorife Excuse: G-of a foollnaclwe. SMITH, BARBARA SUE DB, July zi, '34 Likes To hear: We're going lo have a parly. STATHAM, DONALD Ape May 23, '34 Hobbies: Sporls and girls. STEWART, BETTIE Bookie Jan. l9, '34 Promises: l'll nefer fell . STIDHAM, SHIRLEY Sam Jan. I5, '35 Fufure aim: To be a laborafory Technician. TANNER, LOIS Mona Lise April 22, '34 You'll probably find her: Dancing. TATE, JIM Tafer Bug Dec. 23, '32 Always seen: Working on a farm. THOMSPON, WANDA Tudy Aug. 8, '34 Writes: To pen pals: Collects: records. UNDERHILL, BARNEZ Baby Nov. l7, '34 We lorsee: A ranchers wife. WALLER, BILL Dec. l, '32 Will someday be: A good carpenfer. WALLS, HUGH Hugh-Go Feb. I4, '34 Tries To: Run The srill in Mr. Den Adel's sloreroom. WATKINS, ANNE Annie Refs Feb. I7, '35 Excuse: Don'+ undersfand if loo well. WILLIAMS, BARBARA Barb Sepf. 3, '35 Rallner likes: Larry. WILLIAMS, BETTY JANE Jan. 29, '35 Doesn'T care for: Snobbish people. WILLIAMS, SHIRLEY Nov. 5. '34 Eavorife occupalionz Looking. WILSON, RAY Nov. 29, '34 Gels ou? of Things wifhz l'm already busy. WINTHER, MARY ELIZABETH M.E. July l4, '34 Wanls lo be: A nurse. WILEY, BUDDY Chief Oct I2, '34 Major: Making wifln fha? fun. Minor: Dancing. WRIGHT, JACK U Big Jack April 24, '34 Longs To be: An Admiral in the Navy. ZACHARY, WAYNE Spider June I5, '34 Favcrife occupafionz Doing American Hisfory? BATES. JAMES Jimmy Nov. l9 '34 Pas+ +ime: Fiddling with cars. BINGHAM. MARTIN Bing July I4, -'32 Overwhelming desire: Ranching. BOLTZ, HENRY Jiggs Jan. l5, '33 He wanrs To be: A big boy. BURNS. MARTHA Oci. 30. '34 We find Her: Sweef and Lovely. CARMAN, JAMES Jesse Oct. I9, '34, Aspires io be: An airplane pilol. CAPPS, LEoN Prunes Dec. I5, '34 Always seen: Hunling and Fishing. Coomss, CLAUDINE Deaner Od. 9, '34 Possible lufure: Secrefary. FARRIS, BILL Windy July l4, '34 You will find him: Loafing. FORD, KENNETH Ken Jan. 25, '34 We predici: A preacher. GREAVES, PHILLIP Flip Ocl. 9, '34 Pei peeve: Sophomores. HAMNIAN, DEAN Sepf. I4, '34 Fufure hangouf: Navy. HUEEMAN, DIANE Di March 2. '34 Life's desire: To gel married. IRWIN, Tom - Monie July 29. '34 Secret desire: To be a greaf pro foolball player LONG, MARLAND Charlie Nov. 8. '34 l-le's dreaming of: Being a rancher. LYNN, ROY Burk Sepl. 4, '34 We sfill hear: Hi, Feller! MCKEE. MARGIE June 22. '34 We prediclz Housewife. O'MEARA, KATHLEEN Kaye Dec. 22, '34 She nolices: Men. RAMSEY, GEORGE Ramrod Sepl. 8, '33 l'le'd lilre io be: Elecrrical Engineer. RIGGS, MARIAN Sl1or'ly July 3l. '34 Lile's goal: To go back lo Michigan. ROBINSON, LEoN Chief March I3. '33 He says: l almosl made il. SANDERS, LLOYD Orange Blossom Jan. l, '35 Billed fo fill: Flying a rockef. SHELTON, WILEY Hof Rod Dec. 7, '34 Handy +alen+: Dressing up. SIOLER. JOSEPH CHARLES Joe May 9, '34 Aspires lo be: A millionaire. TANNER, WILLIAM Willie April 29, '34 ls always: Raising flowers. TATE, KENNETH TaTer Dec. 23, '32 Sieacfy occupaiionz Farming. VAN BLAIIICOM. ALMA Jan. I3. '34 Loves fo: Drive. WALDEN, THORAL Jan. I2. '35 Likes fo: Eaf in sfudy hall. WATSON, DONALD Don Feb. I4, '33 Favorife excuse: l'm going fo The Village. LucAs NOIIIOE AVAILABLE JAMES CARMAN RICHARD EUSTLER DON HAnTNEss RICHARD MONTGOMERY JAMES Moms BOBBY SANDERS CAROL ANN SCHULTZ LEROY SHRIVER KX' R 12? +,.I' HIGHLIGHTS OF THE SENIOR CLASS-l95l-52 Seventh Grade . . . And so it all beganl Our first taste of high school at Central. To help us through the struggles of the seventh grade we elected as class officers Darrell Douglas, president, Benny Johnson, vice-president, and Lloyd Sanders, secretary. That year Ted Neptune flashed his acting ability by starring in an assembly program. Remember Wildcat Willie? Mar- Jrie Phillips was elected attendant to the last of the Cub Basketball queens . . . she picked as her escort that handsome and dashing young man . . . Tommy Petersll The womenless men of the year were: Mike May, John Kane, and Benny Johnson. They were three of the members of the Women Haters Club. We cautiously entered the eighth grade to find ourselves in Miss Jackson's English Class marchin'g over Africa, Boots , you know and Snow Bound. Bobby Ann Malone gallantly led his basketball team to a tie in the intramural games while Joseph Claud Pittman sang love songs tb the girls. Gary Colbaugh, president, and George Galanis, vice-presi- dent were the officers for the year. Gary led the Freshman class as president, ably assisted by Bob Clair Hathaway, vice-president. During this eventful year Jim Caruso Tate took time from his singing career to go on a five day trip to Kansas City to the Royal Stock Show. This year was brought to a close with Juanita Covington and Joe Blade being elected co-editors of the Gusher. Suzanne Rewerts started the Sophomore year with a bang by taking the lead in the Sophomore Class play We Shook the Family Tree . . . The old politician Gary Colbaugh came up a step and became president of the student body. Dallas Dobbs led the Wildcat Basketball team with 212 points in 21 games. lOnIy a Sophomore at that.l We had another athlete, .lack Siedle, who was high point man on the swimming team. Dee Anne Frisinger was basket- ball queen attendant, with Tommy Peters again doing the honors as escort. Wanda Grandone and Teddy Cobb won the American Legion Citizenship Award. The following year we went South to College High and saving our Confederate money we entered there as Juniors. Against our better iudgment the Sophomores came with us. Because we are such good kids , we let them stay. Suzanne Phillips made a pretty Junior Class football queen attendant escorted by Benny Johnson. ln our Junior play, The Eyes of Tlaloc, Henry Hudson fright- ened everyone as the Indian Nawa. Harley Hume was a prosperous rancher, while Phyllis Johnson thrilled everybody with her Spanish accent. Then came the main event-our Junior-Senior Prom. The Country Club was decorated with cut flowers, and trellises. Music was supplied by Tiny Small and his orchestra. Oh, will the decorating committee ever forget those tubs and tubs of flowers, some of which leaked? The evening began with cake parties and open houses and ended with breakfasts and slumber parties. One of our class's contributions to the All School Play, Meet Me in St. Louis , was Gary Hughes. Shirley Williams' education was certainly enriched when she was moved into an all boy physics class. Joining our Senior Class were Pat Albert, Barbara Williams, Mary Helen Henton, Anne Watkins, and Jean Parry, they were so anxious to leave school that they graduated in three years. Football co-captains were Benny Johnson and John Nett who did the honors in the crowning of Football Queen Marilyn Le Fevre. Marilyn's escort was John Kane and the senior attendant was Shirley Stidham, escorted by Mike May. Some of our burly football players were Nick Rogers, Gaines Chesnut, and Tommy Ross. Yearbook queen was Barbara Benz and Pat Gallery was band queen.'President of the F. H. A. was Neola McGuire. Phillips, Texas's loss was Bartlesville's gain when Sheila Patrick moved to town. But the big surprise of the year was Earlene Fears' and Tom Dow's secret marriagel It seemed to be catching for Margie McKee, Margie Phillips, Barnez Underhill, and Shirley Feltner all followed them down the aisle. Seen around school was George Ramsey's The South Shall Rise Again heap-pardon us, car. David Shelden, Le Roy Saddoris and Buddy Wiley were three of the sure shots decked out in the new basketball warm ups. Yum, Yum. Forever eating Fritos were Guy Messersmith and Leon Robinson. ls that all you did, Kiddies? We couldn't have done without Don Watsonfs wonderful limeades at the village. Elaine Kaveler helped as we sang our Alma Mater by playing the organ. Oh well, Elaine, you tried to keep us in tune. Cecille Phillips and Suzie Miller were chosen cheerleaders for the second straight year. We were happy to have Lucy McKeithan back with us after staying a year in the hospital with polio. Decorating the halls were Joyce Mayfield 'and LeRoy Saddoris in their new steady sweaters. Missed by many people would have been Wayne Maple's taxi service had his faithful car broken down. Then came Senior week with Baccalaureate, Commencement, and Farewell Assembly. And when we received our long awaited diplomas we realized that the most treasured years of our lives had come to a close. THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE CLASS OF I952 We, the Senior Class of One Thousand Nine Hundred and Fifty Two, the most quiet, calm, and refined class that ever passed through the halls of College High, who have never been known to lose our heads while under the alfluence of inkahol, do hereby bequeath our high ideals and most prized possessions to the remaining victims of College High. Therefore, in these last trying days, we find it necessary to discard these no longer usable treasures i???l To the Junior victims we leave our never dying love for our unused books. And to the future drivers we leave the smooth hot-rod road behind College High with the hope that it will be repaired before someone gets lost in one of the holes. Toly Artunoff leaves his better half, Eddie Turner, to the Assembly Committee with hope he will keep them rolling in the aisle. Rodger Dougherty leaves, brags and baggage. George Galanis leaves his ability to get drunk on Scotch tape to Benny Webster. Louie Byrd leaves-finally. Jeannine Cain leaves her hair to Nancy Holt. Kenneth Ford wills his little pink suspenders to Billie Sue Alexander. Shirley Nye is lust willing. Jack McNullty leaves Trish to L. B. Ketchum. Lanny Michaud leaves his motorcycle to Marilyn Waite. Dud- ley Darr and Bill Heskett leave their mannerism of speech to Betty Turk. Exceedingly large Richard Bobo Lindsly wills his nickname to Sharon Smythe. George Lorenz leaves his hound call to Bill Lund. Darlene Hawk leaves some high ideals to Shirley Lewis. Jean Ann Galloway wills her sweaters to Jane Hesse. Bobby Tom Thumb Peaster ponds off his height to Jack Treetops Rohm. Dean Hamman leaves his high standard of living to Dwight Bishop while Bill Farris leaves his ability to play snooker to Charlene Fowler. Meloy Fisher wills his wonderful art ability to Jimmy Adams. Olin BEAUTY QUEEN Grooms leaves his ability to skip football practice to Don Harris. Richard Eustler wills his good fortune of having the girls swoon over his pretty blond hair to Rigby Slight. Buddy Hartle leaves his snaozes in class to half of the Juniors who already have the habit, of sleeping in class, that is. James Herman leaves his shyness and quiet manner to David Crutchfield. Jack Ewing wills his ability to talk to somebody else's girl to Frank McCullough, Don Hartness iust leaves-for the last time. Barbara England leaves-taking all she can with her. Jimmy Hefner leaves his freckles to Tommie Lee Stammer. Martha Leisure is taking Tommy with her. David Norvell gives Betty Jo his white stocking cap. Erlinda Luian leaves her little sister, Alice, with the hope that the Junior boys will take good care of her. Foster Doornbos leaves the let to anyone that is willing to push it. Merlene Brashear gives her sparkling eyes and bright smile to Karen Carson. Arlie Griffith wills those late hours he keeps to Rahma Lee Callan. Florence Jones leaves but takes Howard Miller with her. Don McClung wills his unsatisfactorys to anyone that wants them. John Bowers leaves Jane-regretfully. Diane Huffman wishes she could take Larry Lankard with her. Jim Bates gives his boxing ambitions to Don Hinkle. Gaines Chesnut leaves that way with the girls to Victor Loriaux. Loren Fishbeck iust couldn't leave his trumpet, but if he did it would go to Jackie Kane. Phyllis Hanley wills her loud, boisterous manner to Margie Jones. Sue Hensley takes her red hair, but might leave a lock of it to Chester Vanatta. Marland Long leaves his nickname to anybody that might need it. Barbara Lundquist wills her beau- tiful golden tresses to Bob Krigbaum! lWon't Bobby look ,cute in blond hair?i Shirley McGinnis simply leaves College High, but leaves 'her happy memories to Bob Pat Jones. Wayne Roundtree gives those big burps lwe hopel to Jimmy Brooks. Raymond Fellows wills his guitar itearfullyl to anybody that has the ability to play it, we nominate Jerry Jackson. Henry Boltz wills all his excess muscles to Dick Adams. Arthur Dar- nold leaves-early as usual. John Finch. leaves his plans for his trip to Africa to Joann Hankins with the hope that she'll be able to complete them. Donna Sanders leaves her typing ability to Danny Gallery. Jack Edwards hates to leave his Hupmobile to anyone, but Richard McCarter can have it if he promises to take good care of it. Billy Fields leaves his place in the quartet to Jimmy Quickle. Phillip Greaves leaves his curlers to Jack Bourquin while Jack Lippert leaves his bowleg to anyone who can match it. Shirley Duncan gives her sweet smile to George Waller. Johnnie Engelbert sends Helen Sue Goldsmith his right dimple. Dan Leach leaves Little Pittsburgh to the smokers of College High. Bob Hall wills his plaid shirt to Bob Given. Francis Hagenhoff gives her pretty eyes to Gordon Sise willingly. Richard Johnson leaves his love-Kathleen Hays. Larry Minor wills his sly look to Jimmy Kee. Mary Jane Hensley takes out and leaves nothing. Tom Irwin leaves his cousin Jody. Carolyn Haymaker leaves her telephone number to all the Junior boys. We would at this time like to express our gratitude to the Kefauver Committee for allowing us to print and present this cherished document. -We hereunto set our seal and sign our name on this twentieth day of May, nineteen hundred and fifty-two. Signed: CLASS OF '52 CLASS PROPI-IECY On a recent world tour, lecturing for the fraternity of Gamma Delta Tau Rho Omega Chi Pi Zeta, I ran into many of the students from the College-High class of '52, accepted by every- one in these days to be the best consarned class ever to graduate. I left Bartlesville and headed for N. Y. City, arriving there on an airliner hainraisingly piloted by Kenneth Tate. Visibly shaken, I staggered into a ioint of a questionable repu- tation named Al's Saloon. I entered in the midst of c. brawl between two N. Y. toughs, Wiley Shelton and Tommy Reece, iust in time to hear the bartender shout, Get Al, she's in backI Puzzling over the question of a shemale named Al, I was nearly floored when the boss pushed her way through the swinging doors. It was Alice Catherine Minden, with a .45 in each hand. After this I left, heading toward the mayor's residence. Later, I was saddened to learn that the saloon had been utterly de- molished by the famous reformer, Pious John Brouse. I was greeted upon my arrival at the mayor's mansion by the mayor himself, Howard Miller. He was rather sad, however, and informed me that his wife, the former Marian Riggs of Bartlesville, had left him, because of his affair with showgirl Claudine Coombs. He promised me a tour of the city with police chief Ralph Richter. One of the highlights of the trip was a tour through the morgue, where I met the genial head keeper, Richard Schleicher, who informed me that he rather enioyed his work. From New York Harbor I took the liner Queen Elizabeth to England. The captain, Bill Tanner told me he had been dis- charged from the navy due to his marvelous facility for running into icebergs around the Philippines. After touring London, during which I met the Limehouse slum crime king, Carl Davis, busily beating up a little old lady, I met Hugh Walls, in common pleas court getting his seventeenth divorce. From London on to Paris, where who should I meet but Bob Armstrong, noted natural fertilizer magnate, taking his world tour by banana boat. Along the road we passed a road gang, one of the members I recognized as being Vern Cun- ningham, arrested for stealing martinis from sidewalk cafes along the Place de la Concords. One facet of night life was Bobs Bilbe, famous comedienne. Her m. c. was the world fam- ous Robert Basler, the only person in Europe who could drink five Moscow Mules in quick succession. I flew on to Germany, where I found Martha Burns wheeling a pushcart selling apples stuffed with cyanide to pedestrians along the Unter den Linden. I also noticed an organ-grinder with what appeared to be a monkey. Upon drawing nearer I discovered it to be Robert Baldwin turning the crank, while Joe Sigler iumped up and down with a little tin cup and scratched fleas. Just over from Egypt were Joe Morrow and Mary Bess Morley doing their hit dance number, Under a Maltese Tombstone. The next day I flew to Karachi, India, where I discovered Hillard Moore, J. Norice Lucas, and Cliff Schafer, bathing in the Ganges River and muttering God save the Confederacyl Then back to Paris I went where I took in the Folies Bergere, where I had a chance to observe the famous can-can line, among whom I noticed Tamara Balenko, Barbara Smith, Estalee Brantley, Kathleen O'Meara, and Rosetta Buford. Then I went to the grisly Grand Guignol, the famous cafe where the most gruesome plays in the world are presented. Among the outstanding scenes is when Martin Bingham pulls Imogene Detter's tongue out with a pair of pliers. The star, Pauline Moore, had her throat cut so realistically that she bled on several spectators. Then I flew to Africa and in the Ubangi territory encquntered a safari consisting of Stanley Dodd,'John Gelwick, and James Carman. James had adopted the custom of inserting plates in his lips and confidentially clacked that he would return to the U. S. to make a live movie biography of Donald Duck While here I learned that in Tibet Jack Wright and Ben Lock man were high priest and Leon Capps a Dalai Lama. I crossed the Arabian Sea by means of a rowboat and ar- rived in India. Walking along the Ganges River I thought I saw somebody doing their wash. lt turned out to be Jean Griffin, Pat Bowman, Shirley Charter, and Delores Nichols, however. I skipped due north and in a short while arrived tn Moscow. There I was introduced to Morgan Douglass, who had abolish- ed the Communistic system and appointed himself Czar. I skipped Siberia, as I had heard that the famous badman, John Hutchinson, had escaped aided by Jack Forest, and was currently terrorizing the nearby inhabitants. I made it to Japan on three ounces of regular gasoline, using a new type of rollerskates invented by Conrad Brown. There I met a troupe of Bartlesville girls touring the world with Barnum and Bailey's Circus. This group consisted of Naomi Pasley, Colleen Mabry, Ellen Hodges, and Mariorie Anderson. knother feature of the circus was Lefty Bill Waller, whc stuck his right hand in a lion's mouth. Their star attraction, Barbara Clark, wowed the crowds in her off-the-shoulder backless, sideless, frontless, evening gown. On the trip home I stopped off at Hawaii and met hula dancers Delores Cardenas, Mable Harley, Wanda Thompson, and Pat Moore. They were accompanied on a guitar by Bob Cronoble. As I sat on the sand of Waikiki l could see Alvin Feigel and Don Elliott beachcombing in the distance. A new note was added to the famous Hawaiian Hotel by Jimmy Morris and his all-drum orchestra. It was original, to say the least. At last I saw the Golden Gate Bridge and Hamel As I watched a tiny figure toppled off the bridge and plunged into the water below. I learned later from the paper that it was Dean Radefield diving for pennies, a iob made easier by the streamlined point which had developed on top of his head. En route to Bartlesville, a terrible triple-calamity befell us in the nightl Bill Waller, Thoral Walden, and Roy Lynn had fallen overboard, victims of a suicide pact. The conductor said that we had circled for hours but had not been able to lower a boat because we had no boat. Finally I arrived in Bartlesville and decided to take a trip 25 miles across town to good old College High, if it was stil standing. It was, and now the warden was Wayne Zachary Two of the math teachers were Mary Winther and Alma Van Blaricom, who were both busy following Miss Fender's old established rule of engraving trigonometric functions on the students' heads with a hat poker. 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Lippeaf Virginia Logue Bill Lund Alice Luian Vicior Lorioux Richard McCar+er Iva McClinioclc Jimmy McCloskey Frank McCollough Charles McDougan Jimmy Mcllroy Marqaref Mclnfosh Donna McLaughlin Doreen Mahoney Jean Ann Malone Ronald Marlin Wallace May Lela Ann Meizner fi if Q 1 .L ,, ef ,k ,i .1 WP.,- rgigi ' i' , 4i,i F 1 ,Q --v ll Ei fi if .. sr ,li 1 I i i ii iiK K r K x -'S I f nguoi if , 7' ' J A 3 is J 7- .f RRR .-5' i 'QT Q Wslffgl E ik. S :vi .4 5 i P i X ,fs ,Q y , s 9 , ,li 'S 5' x 3 's X4 A JX giflrx gp K g F ft, ,pl .1 1, 1-'J 5 s QW K W-. 5 4 k ' il N i ls pq vw J 'tr ' 'Q ' ig his Vi I 1 R ' XA t X 9 - S 'ii Q K W M 2212 si B . 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Kidd Judy Langwell Marilyn Lalimer Carol Lynne Lawver Lois Lehman Jimmy Lindley Raymond Lorenz Belly Lowery Don Lunsford Ronald LuHrell Helen Lylcins Zona Lynn Leona McClin'roclc Jirnmy McGreggor Laura Pearl McLaury Carol McMillon John Lee Main Ronnie Mallow Sue Ann Marill Norma Jean Mason John Mason Erma Merkey Jimmy Michaud John Middlefon Darlene Milford Roberf Miller Nancy Mills Sieve Monroe Pa++y Moore James Morgan Marcia Morris Mary Lou Morris Don Nepfune David Nell Janice Newburn Barbara Newman Jackie Dean Nichols Louise Nunnallee Thelma Olson Belly O'Neal George Parker Aileen Parnell Jimmie Parnell Kennelh Payne Pele Payne Alvin Penderqraff Cora Jane Phillips Mary Lou Phillips Charlene Phipps Lois Pinkerfon Peggy Pofler Dick Powers Sandra Price Marilyn Reed Roberr Redingfon Carllon Richesin Sandra Robb Jewell Robbins Sue Roberlson Marion Rowland Bill Sanders Clyde Sare Bill Schafer Donald Scoli Murl Don Scorl Roberl Dean Sears Shirley Shaw Tommy Shea Jo Ann Shipley lvleridilh Simmons l-lerberf Simpson Dolan Sligar i- ,nf , ' ' i sa Q ml' 5, so Q cas ici iiciirc r ara is 1 53' J M .. ,A , Ns I, S 2 J . wx, ii - in i I I 'Q gif r--' Q Nl, c 1 i ag 'cr' . 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X Freddie Smifh Ronald Soloman Bob Sroufe Bradley Slallsworfh Dean Slarlc Shirley Sleeler Doris Slephens Carole Sfuclcy Ann Sfurelc Claudelle Sulime Jaclc Summers Dale Tale Roberl Taylor Imogene Teel Shirley Templefon Nancy Templin Bob Thomas Dorlha Ann Thomas Edward Thompson John Thorlon Lewis Tole Myra Walden Norma Wallace Gregg Walls Carolyn Ward John Walers Mary Jo Weaver Donny Websler Johnny Wehmeyer Clarence Widowislci Violel Whaling Marlha Ann While Suzanne Whifney Jimmie Whilson Gayle Williams Keilh Williams Belly Lou WH Rebecca Wollerf Johnny Yearoul 611155 Ofjcers Sophomore class presidenf Ken Herr- ing and vice-presidenf Bob Howard. 2.Junior class presidenf Dwighf Bishop and vice-presidenf Larry Lanlcard. Senior class presidem' Gary Colbauqh and vice-presidenf John Kane. fi, f , g, .il-f f ' .K K! M, I Oggalfizafims 'Q 7 i 15 2 Members of llie CAFETERIA STAFF are shown Hrs? row, lelf To riglifi Bob Turowslzi, Victor Goverr, Joe Siqler, Mrs. Byers, Mrs. Smilli, Barbara England, Mrs. Ray, Mrs. Ulsinger, Jeanne Smith, Esfalee Brantley, Mrs. Hughes. Second row: Bernard Elliol, Tom lrwin, Jaclcie Wriqhl and Henry Bolfz. Hzzfefcrizz Piclured al flue leff, from leif +0 riqlwf: Bill Tlnonbruqlv, Edilli Brown, and Ed' ward Phillips. X. ff Dwight Bishop, Billy Keeler, Wanda Grandone. and John Kane, officers of lhe DELIBERATIVE COMMITTEE are picfured above wilh The olher members of fhe commillee. Second row, lrom lelf lo riqhl are as follows: Juanifa Cov- inqlon, Miss Redding, Jean Arm Malone, Marilyn Brown, Sydney Granr, Suzanne Phillips, Andrea Lamb. Third row: Ken Herring, Bob lloward, Gary Colbauqh, George Ramsey, Joe Blade, and Larry Lanlcard. Picfured af lhe righf are The Deliberalive Commiffee offi- cers and 'rwo informal shois of cornrniifee meerings. lib miilfc Eammiit 5 Members of the NAUTILUS STAFF are picfured above: Firsr row, lgll lo riqlwfz Mr. Gregg. adviser, Mary Lou Morris, Billie Sue in-rliiel, Milne May. Serond row: Kennellw Foral, Marilyn Waile, Alexander, Rigby Sliqlil, Juanifa Covinglon, Joe Blade, edilorf Grace Hays, Marllna Leisure, Sue Janel Brownlow, Marilyn Le- Fourtln row: James Craig, Toly Arufunoll, Robert Taylor, Joe Clnrisloplier, and Wayne Zacliary. Noi' slnown are: Elizabelli Ryan, Marqarel Coclnran, Don Hinlcle, ard, Billie Fields, Marcia Grover, Jimmy Goodman, Pliyllis Jolinson. Fevre, Marilyn Brown, Jean Ann Malone. Third row: Larry Lanli- y Sliown below is flue YEARBOOK STAFF ol I95l-52, Tlwey are as follows, sealed. from left lo riqlwf: George Franlcie Young, Milne May. Slanding, lell lo riqlnl: Ronnie Vauqlnn, Sue Jane? Brownlow, Slnirley Williams. A7 Galanis, Elaine Kaveler, Juanira Covinqlon, edifor, Marcia Grover, Marilyn LaFevre, Marjorie Anderson and Mr. Donald Gregg, llwe adviser. , 5 J. 6' ' f 1' l N Y' . We ,y A ' f i f ,g y Q- Tiff' qw il ? 2 if 35, X533 45 f I Q ' , Q T5 ' x Q - . 2' ff' .f w f Q S293 KW Q 2 y , 1 , ss Q x.g. , , ,AQ ,S vu k hx Q F if 5x V N Q if if vf xx, Q Q if 3 gg, vii? 'fy 3 , ' N W ff ' swf 1 . 1 'fgwff J- . '35 . .. x . Q , f 56?-an m. yy y Mala. . 1 Qevsfqm ---' - -gm-f Q f:::'.f,,f.- ,.,g0l-.'..' 5 7 'Y Q f . .'fg',.,!. li . 'ggg 'Q ffl lillxifii 1rsf'lu x , A ii ?::?i:1, ' Q 5. ' ' ' 3 af' x R, Q gf -SS vw gg gi if Y I F 'ff fav 35 . K v xg, 1 e 5 ,k 5,1 9' nr, H 'G wk an if M N? '25 Q X, w, Q W N K, Q S eff 91,35 Q -Q W 1 'Q 1 'gn A L A . 1 A xlyg 1 . P - Fas x ' 1. is ma iff W fab if w 1 K L- 4' 1 ,,f ' jx my E' ' .fzlfffgg ,,,i s g I 52? rv. ig, X X - xx - fd P E Q, Q Q 'M ,f : ' sf 5 1 ,S .,.. K A X Q wt Q g,5 5g 1: Q : ,B X. .fr x k Q + 5 5 2 , E 3 5 5 2 2 gs 5 S .. .g.Ei .,l4 fb S?hi l wW..,k1.,, . . .9 . , .-, The above girls are members of the PEP CATS. Leif fo righi fhey are: First row: Sandy Gash Belly Jc Thomas, Susie Miller, Marilyn Le Fever, Cecile Phillips, Pal' Bohannon. Second row: Rahma Lee Callan, Emily Hopper, Charloile Darnold, Barbara Benz, Alice Minden, Pal Gallery, Suzanne Reweris, Joyce Mayfield, Suzanne Phillips, Elaine Kaveler, Wanda Grandone, Doroihy Ham, Sheila Pafriclr, Seila Palriclc, Shirley Slidham, Daralene Hawlc, Jeaninne Cain, Carol Crenshaw, Nancy Templin. Third row: Nancy Harris, Rebecca Wollerf, Gayle Williams, Marcia Grover, Jane Houchin, Lucy lvicKei'rhan, Mary Jane Hensley, Barbara Clarlr, Pauline Moore, Neola McGuire, Carla Greene. Sue Hensley, Jo Anne Shipley, Imogene Deffer, Jean Ann Malone, Nancy Byars, Margie Jones, Jane? Clerice, Sue Roberison, Mrs. Chapman. Fourlh row: Sue Jane? Brownlow, Marilyn Reed, Sandra Price, Suzy Bare- man, Laura McLaury, Charlene Defabaugh, Joyce Benfon, Judy Langwell, Barbara Lundquisf, Suzanne Whiiney, Mary Winfher, Marjorie Anderson Kay Beauloif, Kafhleen Goveli, Jo Ann Rogers, Phyllis Hanley, Carolyn Hayrnalcer, Kalhy Hays, Sharon Smyfhe, George Benlon, Sydney Granf, Mrs, Smiih. Fiffh row: Saralow Goldlrap, Ann Sfurelc, Carol Sfucky, Lois Lehman, Juanita Coyingfon, Mary Jo Burris, Nancy Dulfey, Jerry Burgess, Evelyn Richler, Dixie Havenar, Marfha While, Carol McMillon, Mary Jo Weaver, Mary Morley, Merelene Bershere, Mary Lannan, Margarei Mclnfosh, Virginia Logue, Nancy Mills, Jane Hesse. Sixfh row: Nancy Holi, Norma Kay Weaver, Odessa Cox, Pal Allen, Frankie Young, Elizabelh Ryan, Anne Wallnins, Janne Green, Marilyn Waiie, Billie Sue Alexander, Donna Cichon, Alice Luion, Charlene Fowler, Peggy Pofier, Shirley Duncan, Sue Mochow, Mary Horlon, Helen Goldsmifh, Jo Ann Hanlcins, Barbara Smiih, Miss Whilley. Sevenih row: Phyllis Johnson, Eliza- befh Phillips, Sandra Robb, Carolyn Ewing, Shirley Williams, Leona McClin+oclc, Guyene Messersmilh, Tamara Balenlco, Dee Ann Frisinger, Jo Ann Evans, and Barbara Williams. J 1961167116 Enfhusiaslically leading a yell we find our CHEERLEADERS lleii io righll Sandy Gasl, Belfy Thomas, Susie Miller, Marilynn Le Eevre. Cecille Phillips and Pai Bohannon . Un- v- v -.1 The following are members ol .lhe B CLUB. Firsl row: Teddy Cramer, Buddy Wiley, Jack Siedle. Bob l-lalhaway, George Galanis, .David Norvell, Don Slalham, Frank McCullough. Second row: LeRoy Saddoris, Tom Pelers, Benny Johnson, John Nell, Tom Ross, Bob Kriqbaum, Harry Lee Bollcins, Dudley Darr, Jimmy Helner, Loren Fischbeclc. Third row: Bailey Riclcells, coach, Vernon Day, Jerry Jackson. John Gullin, Bill Lund. Teddy Cobb, Milne May, Fosler Doornbos, Burl Slidham, coach. Top row: Chesler Vanalla, Dallas Dobbs, Jim Tale, Joe Dobbs, Dave Sheldon, John Kane. Nol shown are lhe following: Ed Bailey, Jack Kane, Ernie Carroll, Bill Cronoble, Don Harris. Lindsly, Richard, Bob Malone, Lanny Michaud, Ted Neplune, Diclc Powers, Niclr Rogers, Bob Slamps, Olin Grooms, Jerry Jackson. fig!! An informal piclure ol a B Club meelingf Benny Johnson, presidenl, is pre- siding: Mr. Burl Slidham is a sponsor. 'll-lr-ww-1 'UMW Members ol the ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE are piclured above. Firsl row: Miss Newkirk, Conrad Brown, Eddie Turner, Miss Carllon, Jean Ann Malone. Mariorie Anderson, Elizabefh Ryan, Juanila Covinqfori, Sydney Granl, Bob Halhaway, Mrs. Hawkins, Teddy Cobb. Second row: Mr. Karch, Mrs. Turk, John Kidd, Milne May, Mr. Harhaway, Mr. Fisher, Mr. Robinson, Marilyn Brown and , HenVY Hudson. : Those belonging lo rhe U.N.Y, organizalion are piclured below. Fire? row, lei? to riqhf: Miss Car- oline Davies, Kay Beauloll, Neola MrGuire, Mar- iorie Anderson, Barbara Lundquisl, Myra Walden, Pafricia Alberr, Adesso Bell. Second row: Bruqe Ford, ' , 0 Kennelh Ford, Pauline Moore, Thoral Walden, Jim- rny Quickle, Pafricia Walls, Charlene Delabauqh, Andrea Lamb. Third row: Dwighr Bishop, Ronnie Vaughn, George Ramsey, Gary Colbauqh. No? pic- lured are Pal Allen and Jo Ann Rogers. vi Q 1-' - '5 Marg. g Q ' Q-k,4xf'S-. A A is fig . A ' 315 . -Sir ' K gd. w gsm 'I .r I I 1 8 K H 5 -. 5 M' 43' s 3 ' 5 -5 if -b Q 23 f ' -,. F FS? ,lf - 1333 ii xmfiiwxzng QQ ,f . V A g Q A ' in PP .,,g...,w,,q x,..Qw1mn'mmRN W 1' Www - -.V N3aS ', A x 1.5.1 'Q UW Staff NJ OFFICE STAFF members for l'?5l-52 are shown above. They are as follows, sealed from lefl lo righf: Jerry Burgess, Guyene Messersmilh, Imogene Dolier, Donna Mc- Laughlin. Slanding, lell lo righl: Mrs. Morris, Virginia Cowan, Barbara Clark, Suzanne Rewerls, Susie Miller, Alice Calherine Minden, Jo Ann Rogers, Babs Bilbo, Shirley Charler, Par Day. Z' Am! ,7 61116 Piclured above is The TBI, CLUB lor I95l-52. They are as follows, lronl row: Bob Sanders, president Dee Anne Fris- inger, vice-pres., Mary Morley, lreasurer, Wayne Maple. sgl.-al-arms. Second row: Raymond Fellows, Barbara Smith, Bellie Slewarl, Kalhleen O'Meara, Jean Parry, Ellen Hodges, Dolores Nichols, Barbara England, Esfalee Branlly, Joyce Maylield, Barbara Benz, Shirley Duncan, Mary Winlher, Earline Fears, lmoqcne Deller, Phyllis Hanley. Carolyn Haymalrer, Jean Grillin, Margie McKee, Bob Hall, Don McClung, Mr. Sherman. Third row: Bill Waller, Ralph Richler, Billie Fields, Maurice Briscoe, Richard Herman, Keilh Harlsoclc, Paul Cunningham, Don Harris, Bob Krig- baum, Lanny Michaud, Don Walson, Henry Bollz, Arlie Grillilh, Jimmie Quiclrle, Vern Cunningham, Jaclc Lipperi, Marland Long, Bob Cronoble, James Bales, Bob Pcasler, Johnnie Fngleberl, Jacln Edwards, Mr, Halhaway. Fourlh row: Richard Schleicher, George Ramsey, Jim Tale, John Fussleman, Dean Hammond, Darrell Douglas, Gaines Chesl- nul, Carl Davies, Tom lrwin, Roberl Basler, Bob Tiirowslri, Larry Minor, David Coleman, LeRoy Shriver, Jim Morris, Ernesl Phillips, Dean Radefield, Lloyd Sanders, Don Flliol, Roy Lynn, Bill Tanner, Mr. Husfon. Ho cmrzk ers of Amerzra Members ol lhe F.H.A. CLUB are shown above. Firsl row, lell lo riqhl: Sharon Srnylhe, Margaret Cochran, Odessa Cox, Jeannine Cain, Daralene Hawk, Shirley Siidham, Neola MrGuire, Pauline Moore, Thoral Walden, Belly Thomas, lmoqeno Deller, Belly Lowery, Marilyn Fowler. Second row: Frankie Young, Anne Watkins, Lucy Mclieilhan, Cecille Phillips, llaine Kaveler, Barbara Benz, Marllia Burns, Dee Anne Frisinqer, Shirley Dunran, JoAnn Roqers, Baba Bilbe, Sue Hensley, Suzanne Rewerls. Third row: Nancy Harris, Sfufure Emily Hopper, Susie Miller, Suzanne Phillips, Pafricia Gal- lery, Alice Calherine Minden, Marlha Leisure, Sheila Palrick, Shirley Williams, Guyene Messersmilh, Charlene Fowler, Phyllis Hanley, Mariorie Anderson, Mrs. Srnilh, Fourlh row: Pal Alberf, Adessa Bell, Mary Jo Weaver, Peqqy Poller, Barbara Williams, Marilyn Brown, Mary Horron, Sue Merilf, Jean Ann Malone, Llizabelh Ryan, Sue Sisney, Barbara Holi, Barbara Uhl, and Mary Winfher. QC Fifi i i I M i ,.A, i . , .M l . i L .. A 1, ,f'w,55'-Q Z fl A no ' Darral Douglas and his lelfer iaclcer . . . And finally we've go+ our drivers licenses Always remember Susie Miller l+'s a baseball leam Mad ar somelhing Charlene? Holiday parries Sophomore Cheesecake Senior Cheesecake How limes have changed... . . . And lvlighly Buddy sfrilces ou+ Ridding Rahm of his dandrulf Are These lheir narural expressions? Taking riding lessons Rulh? I i Z' g 'ruff W J! jw-.. 43:1 1' ,J yr if Q M, ,Qk , xxx!!! xg xii!!! L-as-MS' K?f3ii1'f' i, ff 15? if -I .K if ff26f5'I ' A QQ.. X.. NX -sx A1 'QQ -x V Orclzesfr il COLLEGE HIGH ORCHESTRA members are: Firsl' row: Janel Dielzel, Kalhleen Hays, Palricia Walls, Ann Slurelc, Gary Hughes, Phillip Greaves, Charlene Delabaugh, and Laura McLaury. Second row: Ellen Hodges, Jim Esles, Delores Padqell, William Jobe, Bill Brillon, Wayne Maple, Richard Johnson, Jack Bourquin, David Crulchlield, Joe Morrow, and Loren Fischbeclc. Third row: David Bishop. Harry Borlcins, Rulh Procfor, Margie Jones, Mr. Robinson, and Barbara Lundquisl. Noi shown: Mary 6710 2' , g Jane Hensley and Don Smilh. 1- ef g 3 P ff COLLEGE HlGH CHORAL CLUB members are: Accompanisf, Wanda Grandone. Firsl row: George Ann Benlnn, Barbara Clarlr, Nancy Duffy, Diane Hulfrnan, Daralene Hawlc, Marqarel Hall Joyce Benlon, Barnez Underhill, Myrna Jo Wood, Roberra Perkins, Jeannine Cain, Sara Lou Goldlrap, Jane Doqgell, Delores Nicholes, and Barbara Holi. Second row: Norma Wallace, Louise Nunnallee, Elizabelh Chris- lieb, Barbara Nueman, Anna Dixon, Delores Cardenas, Tommy Slammer, Gloria Perez, Doreen Ma- honey, Georgiann Jones, Joan Evans, Larry Jean Fowler, Helen Goldsrnilh, Sue Mochow, Pal Slringer, Shirley Sleeler, and Mr. Fisher. Third row: Clyde Sare. Wendell Fischbeclc, Arthur Darnold, Carl Gay, Bob Jones, Carl Davis, Richard Johnson, George Galanis, Bill Sanders, Billie Fields, Bob Sroule, Bob Baldwin, and Maurice Briscoe. No? shown: Joe Pillman, Pal Allen, Claudelle Sulima, and Valeria Davis. - I an 5 BAND OUEEN Miss Palricia Gallery Daughier of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Gallery of l6l7 S. Osage Hand Members of the COLLEGE HIGH BAND picrured below are: Leif to righi, first row: Richard Johnson, John Bowers, Ronald Vaughn, Jeannine Cain, Ronnie Mellow, Jim Frieburger, Roselle Munoz, Forresf Cunningham, Gary Hughes, Phil Greaves, Sue MarriH, and Jack Borquin. Second row: Hugh Walls, Cliff Schaffer, Larry Lanlcard, Thomas Morgan, Grace Hayes, Jean Smilh, Sieve Monroe, Jack Eye- sione, Richard Morgan, Tom Dow, William Jobe, Hilliard Moore, Olin Grooms, Jim Kee, Wendell Fischbeck, Marilyn Larimer, Wayne Zachary, Jack Rahmf and George Waller. Third row: Imogene Teel, Wayne Rounlree, Pai Moore, Ronald Marlin, Gregg Walls, and Francis Hagenholf. Fourih row: J. C. Piiiman, Loren Fischbeclc, Ted Cobb, Diclc Hus+on, John Engleberi, Diclu Hayes, Joe Marrow. Bob Basler, John Thornfon, Rurh Procior, Margie Jones, Billy Armsirong, Eddie Karch, Donald Smilh, Harry Boflxin, George Galanis, Dwighl' Bishop, Frank McCullough, Roberi Taylor, and Babs Billbe. No?-shown: Mr. Frank Robinson, Direclorg Connie Carpenler, Shirley Comsfock, Clara Hagenhoff, Beverly Hill, Joan Hume, Jon Johnson, Margaref Mclniosh, and Jack Wright Xl- , 1,1 . L Q qik K2 .i K f .-., 5 5- 1234572 i?fEIs-5 fs :..'X X af if-VL.w: z 1 ' ' l i is X - fi? Fi l K 2. ,, 1 ,. ,fl f' A , . , . L - ,K L s K Q ki ,Q i 2 i -s E N v ll al 2, A-, Members of rhe Sydney Gram, Sue Jane? Browmow Emny Hopper Charlofre DarnoNd Marfn brovor o d o Henry Hudson, David CYUfChLI9ld Bob Malone Jimmy Mvchaud Harley Hume Bru e F r Thr d row: Roberf Given Dlflue Hays Jimmy Frewburger Gary Hughes Aurhur Dwrnold Eddc- Turrr- The play was Junuor Muss The CAST of ihe JUNIOR CLASS PLAY Cuckoos Gm ihe Hearfh IS shown above They are fnrs row: Kaihy Hays, Sharon Smyfhe Marque Jones Marnlyn Brown Eleanor Brnqgs Second ro R bei Given, Joe Chrisfopher Bull Lindsay DICkl9 Hays Third row Larry Lanlrard Jlrnrny Freuburqer and Lewis Ambler. I 9 '-fe, I'r's been a long and weary day for Dee Anne Mel, lhe angel of laclcy day! 3. Could lhis be laclcy clay again? Pal and Bobs walch fhe birdie Aufher Murray iusl pasl ouf of lhe acl-Bob? Sue Marill' and Nancy Harris Loolc Ma, no hands Does lhis college man rafe lwo girls? lf couldn'T be fha? bad Gayle--or could if? John comes up for some air! Marsha and John af McKinley Smile,S1'iclham, smile Walking on a cloud Felching frin, Jan The lasf day of school Jo Ann lakes an original pose Don'+ drown Susie Buenos clias lShirley Duncanl ...Ng 1 Q . v K s f fi 5 W xx- QW AA 'Jil Nuff 55 rv A, ,.--- - v, -ff W1 N ' ,M N--ff ,ff 'Q . a ' M' f M - A ' .nu.v7Y1llflV f f IIE? U , zaxxggw, JH- .. -WW - gi it f ' ig X A wpfqf jus I I' tx 'xxx -f - - 'ff' 5 koyalfy Annual Quem Karbara 15,5142 SENIOR CLASS pnlnnlnl 1 -Q f 1 L N ss a ',a. - li i '. W ' - fa H93 lair .f 1 N -s , Picfured above is The l95l Foolball Queen and her al- lendanls. They are from lell lo righl: Sandy Gash soph- omore allendanl, Marilyn Brown, lunior allendanl, Queen Marilyn Lel:evre, and Shirley Sfidham, senior al- iendanl. Picfured af fhe righl is Marilyn LeFevre, Foolball Queen for I95I. She is The claughfer of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Lelzevre, l7l3 Cher- olcee Place. Haofbzzll Queen myp, li 3, U 7' I. Gaines and Diane Z. Tamara wasn'+ feeling well 3. Bash and Garrison in llieir Easler Bonnefs Kallw and Dann go dancing 4. y y 5. Mary Margarel on a sunny day 6. Hi-Y convenlion al Kansas Cify .A ping pong paddle and George .Yes, i+'s John Tlwornlon and Laura Pearl .Larry Barnell looking surprised David Norvell plays ping pong foo Mary Ellen af Cenlral I2. All declced ou? for Easier Slipper-slide days Long, long ago-Barbara a IS. Pauline Moore Skipper Milce and lriis golf clubs Jo Ann and Mary Jo LUNCH LINE Mary Margaref on anollwer Nancy and +l'ia+ lpana smile i no Elizabefli sunny day Sparta H... 450 l95I WILDCAT FOOTBALL TEAM Firsl row: Morgan Douglass, Viclor Govell, Lanny Micliaiid, Darrell Douqlas, Gaines Clnennul, Ernie Caroll, Bob Tliomas, Jolin Mason, Jirn Esles, and Loren Fislnbcclc. Second row: Bob Hallnaway, Larl Geddes, Bob Kriqbaum, Dudley Darr, Ted Cramer, Larry Barnell, Joe Dobbs. Jerry llensliol, Dirk Lindsly, Jirn Quiclrle, and Kenny l-lerrinq. Tliird row: Assislanl rioacli Bailey Ricliells, Bob Malone, Bob Howard, Torn Pelers, Co-caplain Benny Jolinson, l-lead Coacln Burl Slidliarn, Dallas Dobbs, Co-faplain Jolin Nell, Tom Ross, Jirn Miclnaiid, Mike Ballard, and Assislanl foacli Bill Holbrook. Fourlli row: Rifliard Cramer, Jim Fowler, Bob Slamps, David Slieldon, Cliesler Vanalla, Niflc Roqers, Olin Groomes, Jim Bolo, Jim Tale, Ed Bailey, Vernon Day. and Jon Evans. WILDCAT BRAIN TRUST 6' , F ,.. , .,.' mg? omigggj . 4 N I I ,AH Q . W1 fs L .1 . W 1 Lell lo riglwl, COACHES-Burl Slidliam, Bill l-lolbroolc and Bailey Riclcelfs. s . Q -.x. --1 K-I., rw ' ix. , qi 'I s . 4' K ,k ' 1 ' s il K . ,,. HalTback Dallas Dobbs llbl breaks oTT Tackle Tor a nice gain in BarTlesville's 33-I3 conquesT OT Okmulgee. Opening The hole for Dobbs are: Guard Nick Rogers lcenTer backgroundl, Tackle Darrell Douglas l54l and end FosTer Doornbos llll. ln The background is CaT quarTerback Bob Malone. 1951 Wildcat Hatha!! Ccam College High's undaunTed WildcaT TooTball Team bore up Through The ToughesT OT compeTiTion in and Tour losses Bailey RickeTTs . Six conTerence. I95l and emerged wiTh a highly crediTable season record OT six wins Under The experT TuTelage oT coaches Burl STidham, Bill Holbrook, and The WildcaTs coasTed To TourTh place in The unusually Tough Oklahoma- 1XlThough Their record mighT seem unimpressive on The surTace, one musT consider The sTiTT compeTiTion which The WildcaTs Taced. Three oT The Tour Teams ThaT deTeaTed Them ranked among The Top Ten in The sTaTe. The CaTs gave a good accounT oT Themselves beTore bow- ing To Top ranked Muskogee 25-6, and The Tollowing week baTTled second ranked Sapulpa To a sTandsTill before losing 9-6. The l95l TooTball season was highlighTed by The appoinTmenT oT Tour College High gridders To The All-Oklahoma-Six ConTe,rence Team. They were: Guard, Nick Rogers: CenTer, John NeTTg HalTback, Dal- las Dobbs: and Fullback, Tom PeTers. High scoring Dobbs, who amassed a ToTal oT 99 poinTs in Ten games, was also named To The Tulsa World All-STaTe Team and received honorable menTion on The Daily Oklahoman's myThical squad. Rogers, NeTT, and PeTers also received honorable menTion recogniTion Trom The Tulsa World. Dewey Tulsa CenTral ForT SmiTh, Ark. Muskogee Sapulpa . Coffeyville Tulsa WebsTer Okmulgee 4 Tulsa Rogers Oklahoma CiTy Cen 'Conference games N ,x - T ,v N 6-7 32-6' 27-I9 . 6-25' 6-9' I9-O . 20-7' 33-I3' . 6-20' Tral High 47-I3 -in l .fL's?'Y1, + ' .. -K .Q ' Vi- YQ, ' '? M-m f, ,. xg- 541 'aFe ' e'2b1lfs, .N ' ffm- 'KW' Q' m mf . f 1 t9fk, i 5f ,Mr M.4,,yf M s . . Mir, F, 1,4- 2,.:,z?g. I jykrx.v'. Lia J, ,i ,lgfg-v -:4s':,'7'f' , g ., ..., lull.. .Z .JAR gt, 'wl ,V Q,',g.. .Q U 1 .. ff .. . J M ' ' -HQ, . V. A 14-,y Ny. --, 5, 511.4 GAPNFS CHESNUT BOB KWGBAUM FD BAHFW rw Tm Q Jumo. Guard xx bx v XX ' Vx, 0.2 7' BEN JOHNSON TOM PETERS JOHN NFTT Scrvor-Hcifbctk Semor Fullbock Symo, Cm., Gi if ,, saw 2 , 1-,sf , L ' -. , - T ' 'u '. V, f .A ,.k,,'3 A A. iff' .. M3 J Q A ER ' I -' SVN - f A A f Q. .4 .'-' 1.,4'.--,waist BOB MALONE SemorYQuorrerbock ,Ed N' TED CRAMER Jumor-Quarterback D - all 3 0 5. V3 'in ' Q.. , .'-fn 944 . ,.f-.Q-',,1:-:ff gi J, 6-4 .. ,f .. DUDLEY DARR Senior-Holfbock FOSTER DOORNBOS Senior-End 1: P s ,, ., N A! . 'O fo- X .- N sAN 9 . 'I ,J mi 5 . 'I . , M-Q an I . -,Q if fam 4, 3 1 Q' 4: 0 5 'sr 4 .Ax J 1, ,SQA ' a...mr:- -A. ' 1 w . . xYn The I95I-52 ediTion of The College High WildcaT cagers are TronT row, leTT To righT: Harry BeTkins, Dallas Dobbs, ChesTer VanaTTa, David Sheldon and Ted Cramer. Back row: Lewis KeTchum, Buddy Wiley, Kenny Herring, Ronald Vaughn, David Norvell, VicTor GoveTT, LeRoy Saddoris, and George Galanis. WILDCAT BASKETBALL TEAM Won-I I LosT -7 Here College High's hoT and cold I952 WildcaT baskeTball Team was Torced To yield iTs I95I Oklahoma Six conTerence crown To Tulsa Rogers, buT kepT The TiTle undecided unTil The Tinal Two games. The CaTs emerged Trom Their regular season's play wiTh a crediT- able l I-7 record and Tinished Third in The conference behind Rogers and WebsTer wiTh 7 wins and 5 deTeaTs. The WildcaTs were paced in The scoring deparTmenT by record seTTing senior, Dallas Dobbs, who Tinished The regular season wiTh a ToTal of 39l poinTs in I6 games Tor an average of 24.4 poinTs per game. This brings Dallas' ToTal To 897 poinTs in 60 games over his Three year career aT College High. Dobbs seT a new scoring record For The College High Tield house wiTh a 37 poinT eTTorT in The CaTs' opening conTesT oT The season againsT NowaTa. 67-39 Now aTa LaTer on in The season on The same Tloor he cracked his own record 43-46 Coffeyville by pouring Through 38 poinTs as The WildcaTs downed Sapulpa 48-35. 72-33 Nowak, Dobbs' 897 poinTs in Three years, his 39l Tor a single season, and his 48,149 Coffeyvglle amazing 24.4 average are all new records Tor College High cage 54-35 Dewey E annals. 58-45 'WebsTer , Coach Bailey RickeTTs' WildcaTs. lasT year's regional champions, 48-42 'Okmulgee were again picked as The Team To beaT in The l952 TournamenT 43-49 'Cenffdl - which was held aT The College High Tield house. 40-4' 'ROQBVS The CaTs were hampered in Their TighT Tor a second consecuTive 48-35 Isapulpa - conference crown by a mid-season Tlu epidemic which sidelined Tour tgusfofiee of The TirsT Tive sTarTers Tor Two weeks. During This period The valianT Sli-42 ,Weenbgfer ' CaTs losT Two hearTbreakers To Muskogee 37-33, and Tulsa CenTral 56-43 Dewey 32-29. Had The locals been able To salvage These Two conTesTs They 50-40 .Rogers would have been assured aT leasT a Tie Tor The crown. 34.41 -gapulpc 43-3l 'Okmulgee 50-42 'Muskogee There There Here Here There There Here There Here There There Here There Here There Here Hare lw'-?i?i3g,, 'f 'f5+5,,. sk xx ,f -K w vi , g x . . X ' i2m..xsm.f K L- W-.4-Q, .w M: ' X f Q k ' ' N.. . f- jf' M ,eb W P M f I mi X- K 1 1 E i A . an 2' '- W N Q QW rf ,,-ff ,, E S SPE s sf D E IIB! , gui! ,SX 45. i F -af 3 ? A TED CRAMER Junior ,um f 5 . fE'3 J DALLAS DOBBS Senior iv W3 4' CHESTER VANATTA 1 ,N Junior 'X --xt, XX' X XD --w.-....,.. X Dr mx, Q 1- we-1.x X X K 2 kin 1 7LL: gm, i s ul , .H s 1 Q wk LH , z S , 4, if 5 Es kg Y f Q 2. ig '69 's E E HARRY aomw E Junior x K Q f 'f ,E - X .i:L 53 . U fi i R , Y .W Q, Q 1 I x .ef . ,Sf Y' K ri, K. -Q .h A D D S . 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