Connors State College - Con Rah Yearbook (Warner, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1953 volume:

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NOT PICTURED: Colonel States, Yvonne Stmnett, Cecil Robison, and sales assistants, Mary Lou Ford, Juanita Johnson, Lorene Wortham, and Earl Miller. The staff presents this 1952-1953 Con-Rah! for your pleasure and trust that you may enjoy it as much as we enjoyed preparing it for you 6 of fzmnta SEPTEMBER Junior College CThereJ Semester School 8-Freshman Orientation Be- 2-Art Field Trip to Phill- 27-Basketball, O.M.A. CHereJ 25-Assembl y, Stigler High gins brook 29-Basketball, Murray School 9-10-Enrollment 3-Play by Dramatics Depart- CTherej 26-Military Ball 10-Student Mixer ment, Summer Comes to FEBRUARY 27-F.F.A. Contest Meet 15-16-Freshman Placement Diamond O 6-Basketball, Eastern A 85 M 31-Assembly, University of Tests 4-Basketball, Bacone College CTherej Kansas Lyceum 18-Football, Pittsburg State Teachers B fHerej 18-Assembly, President's Ad- dress 26-Football, Miami CThereJ 26-Assembly, University of Kansas Lyceum OCTOBER 2-Football, O.M.A. CTherej 11-Football, Bacone CThereJ 17-Football, Murray CThereJ 23-Football, Northery Qlelerej NOVEMBER 8-Football, Southeastern State Teachers B CHereJ 11-Assembly, Military De- partment 13-Football, Coffeyville jun- ior College CHereJ 18-Home Economics Installa- tion of Officers and Dance 20-Football, Eastern A 85 M fHerej 26-Assembly, Art and Music Department 26-Basketball, Muskogee J un- ior College CTherej DECEMBER 2-Basketball , Fort Smith 6-Basketball, Tulsa Univer- sity B CTl1erej 9-Basketball, Fort Smith Junior College Cfherej 1 1 -13-Basketball, Tournament at Miami 15-Assembly, University of Kansas Lyceum 16-Basketball, Northern Jun- ior College CThereJ 17-Play by Drarnatics De- partment, Undertow 18-Christmas Recess Begins 29-Classwork Resumes 31-Basketball, Muskogee J un- ior College CI-Ierej JANUARY 5-Basketball, Oklahoma City University B CTherej 7-Assembly, Dramatics De- partment , More to Be Pitied Than Scorned 8-9-10-Connors Invitational Basketball Tournament 9-Basketball, Arkansas Freshmen CThereJ 16-Basketball, Miami QThereJ 16-Semester Ends 19-20-Enrollment for Second 10-Basketball, Murray fHerej 1 1-Assembly, Kansas Univer- sity Lyceum 13-Basketball, Arkansas Freshmen at Sallisaw 1 7-Assembly, Oklahoma A85M Glee Club 17-Basketball, Miami CHereJ 18-Assembly, Checotah High School 19-Basketball, Eastern A 86 M fHereJ 24-Basketball O.M.A. QTherej 25-Assembly, Manual Train- ing High School 26-Basketball, Northern fHerej 28-Basketball, Bacone College CTherej MARCH 3-Basketball, Miami CThereJ 5-Exhibition Basketball game, Hudson Hornets 1 1-Assembly, S a l l i s aw High School 12-Naval Aviation Cadets Qualification Test 19-Aggie Wiener Roast 20-Assembly, E u f a u l a High APRIL 1-Kitchen Club Dance 3-Easter Recess Begins 7-Resume Classwork 14--Assembly, Webbers Falls High School 15-Home Economics Field Trip 15-Aggie Bam Dance 16-17-Junior College Work- shop 24-Career Day, Sallisaw 25-Play by Dramatics Class, Calamity Jane 25-Alumni Association Ban- quet and Dance 27-Assembly, University of Kansas Lyceum MAY 6-Mother's Day Program 13-Assembly, Warner High School 14-Assembly, Music Depart- ment 17-Baccalaureate 18-Commencement 18-21-Final Examinations 22-School dismissed for Sum- mer 11 ' ay nf jim 6011242 STATE SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE was authorized by an act of the first legislature, May 10, 1908. the influence of Senator Campbell Russell, Warner was chosen as its location and one-hundred-sixty acres upon which the school is located was given to the school by the citizens of Warner. The school was named for J. P. Connors who was at that time President of the State Board of Agriculture. The first session of Connors opened in February of 1909 in downtown Warner. In 1911, the Administration was completed and the school was moved to its present site, one mile west of Warner. Mr. J. A. Liner was the first president. Mr. Walter Van Allen was the succeeding president in 1910, and he was by Mr. J. S. Murray in 1911. The presidents during the 1912-1913 session of the school were Mr. J. V. aulkner and Mr. W. S. Jackson. President Tennick replaced President Jackson in 1913 but remained only a short He was succeeded by Mr. Malone who resigned in 1917. At that time Mr. George A. Coffey of Haskell State of Agriculture was transferred to Connors. In 1918 Mr. H. C. King became president of Connors and held the for fifteen years. Succeeding him as president was Mr. Jacob Johnson whose service has been continuous. 1943 the war program called Mr. Johnson into active service overseas and, during his leave of absence, Mr. True Emerson served as acting President. 'H From the original one-hundred-sixty acres, the college land has been increased to two-hundred-ninety acres, the buildings have been increased from one to twenty major buildings. The campus which covers about thirty- acres is beautifully landscaped. An amendment to the Oklahoma Constitution made on July 11, 1944, set up a governing board for the Agricul- and Mechanical Colleges. This Board consists of nine members, eight of whom are appointed by the Governor to the approval of the State Senate, and the ninth member is the President of the State Board of Agriculture. above at their conference table, the following members: Fred G. Drummond, Hominy: Harold Hutton, Oklahoma City: John Carpenter, Red Rock: Helen Sittel, Secretary of the Board: P. E. Harrill, Oklahoma City: Forrest McIntyre, Administration Assis- O. L. Lackey, Hitchita: Earl Russell, Duncan: and W. R. Williams, Altus. Not pictured are R. T. Stuart, Caddo: and W. E. er, Shawnee. ' l' N' l' WJ' 'M 35,5 f5.L2' is ,v Ea fi , ,NM g ,gif at i seg , tg . mike 'Z' Q .. ' J Qmnb Haaetzhq Edgar A. Guest, the poet, once said, I t takes a heap o' livin' in a house to make it home. The residence hall in which you lived from September, 1952 to May, 1953, was a sort of second home for you. You did a heap o' livin' it you made some new friends, took part in campus activities, tried to make a good scholastic record, and learned how to adjust your lite to meet changing conditions. If you did all these things there was growth - mental, emotional, spiritual. As you look back over your 1952-53 school year at Connors I hope you will try to forget the unpleasant things which might have come your way, and remem- ber only the pleasant experiences. The heaviest load anyone can carry is a mind full oi resentments and disappointments. I have enjoyed working with each of you, and con- sider every student who attended Connors in 1952-53 a good personal friend of mine. May I extend to each of you my very best wishes for a long and happy life spent in the service ot' your fellow man. Sincerel y, Si A. B. Childress Dean .Q . MR. A. B. CI-IILDRESS, our Dean. As right ha man to the President, he is the detail man who kee faculty, students, and employees informed and ha pily busy at the many tasks incident to learning a teaching at Connors. Mr. Childress is a teacher and a scholar as well an administrator. His office is open to students a faculty alike who come and go for discussion, couns or plain griping. When he is not in his office he c be found usually helping-out by visiting the dor tories, library, Rec-Hall, or cafeteria. Not many ho of the day, days of the week, or weeks of the mo find him oh' the Campus. For his tolerant and fair treatment of everyone, commend himg for his friendliness and sincerity, like him 5 and for his untiring efforts and loyalty Connors we honor him. MISS CLAIRE HARRISON Dean of Women, and Mathematics Instructor Sponsor of the Con-Rah! ' I o the Con-Rah! Staff, congratulations on another job ell done. As we close this school year I believe we find ourselves s a nation of people more conscious than ever of our role world affairs. We are committing ourselves more and ore to the promotion and protection of democracy roughout the world. The strength of our nation depends the kind of citizens we produce. Already the countries the world are calling upon us to send them trained men d women to help them develop their resources, improve way of living and learn of our democratic system. the same time they are sending to our schools their people to be trained. well we equip ourselves in this role we have as- will depend in large measure on how strong we in our educational purposes, how well we continue support our education system on all levels. Here in yes, on the Connors campus, we have young who are developing the skills, the intelligence and for freedom and our way of life which will provide answers to all the isms and preserve our way of life. book relates the highlights of another year of op- for you as a student. I hope you may be able review its pages with satisfaction. It is the hope of all of us here at the college that you been strengthened in your conviction for freedom d right and that a contribution has been made to your ills and knowledge because of the year spent here. My very best wishes to each of you. How This Sincerely yours, ' Jacob john so President SIE gm A . .M .1-mam. M is Q sgx M H E egg us - 2, V, -53 , Y, , E sw in fs: l l 1 V 'Q 1 im 1 ,ive is E., -ylgivlffw as E H552 E . iw-sf ta sta figrg? Q25 E E 'X i .-A ' K S2 'mv 9, .JZ .- Q5 x F sr H 7 3 3 ii -1.45124 Sf? I MW is 'iifbiegzri 2.wr.f gamma naf .f ,wife S51 ll 93 JT.. Kiwi 2-QQ-1 .-5, M 5 swrawsa af sg l ..., , E232 ,ss-.s l,is.-- , :fix -, Q32 at S Er 5 -L5 W- Q ,. WSE NNE wb xi Mm 4. :ms Uh, Hmm 431110, Awmf Klnna Bella f The tune is Sweet Genevivefj If we refer to Miss Anna Belle Gatlin as President John- son's Girl Friday we mean that she is just about indis- pensable in her capacity as Chief Clerk and Secretary to the President, and we admire her for her abilities. In addition to her duties as secretary-clerk she is the College Registrar and as such becomes a sort of liaison officer between students and faculty-administration. Miss Gatlin might be called Miss Connors because from being a student she went directly into office work here at the College and has remained. She knows us from the inside-out of dormitory life to faculty row and through it all is congenial and nice to know and work with. As our next longest-in-service employee we honor her in the 1952-1953 Con-Rah! -THE HOURS May Come, The Hours May Go, But In Our Hearts There'll Always Be, The Lovely Thoughts We Hold For Thee - Ctune closedj. H I i C S ,E S C' ig, gg 1 cifg 'avg '1 , ,L .M ' .f 53? A A .I 3 ff' Qs, Q J Q Q Z Z -:, . K :ogg ,, E : 45 :V Wi ,c 1 :Q Y J- P- Amspigef Presley Askew A. L. Bookout Capt, Van B. Carter Delpha Epperly C0mm'3fC9 Physical Education Farm Assistant ROTC Dietitian C' 1 X , N l , I xz- gs ' K vw-...a-1 gi Anne Fletflhef Clyde Fox Robert A. Hodges B, C, Huckleberry W. Johnson Diefiffafl Farm Foreman Agriculture Indusffi.-11 Arts Athletics Director I M ,J Q, -55' . 525 1..,,' ff N a vi? f '13 Qi F E I E Q K' E 3 3 sv 4 E gn , , F' 5 '5 in I Q x gm? Helen Kline Cesaro Lombardi Libby Marshall Ha,-old J, Martin Charles Maupin . Music E' journalism Industrial Arts English 5' Dramatics Physical Science PIWSICHI 50191795 - qqllii Mrs. Ira Maxey Elmer Montgomery Nina B. Muncie Ed- Offefby Marion Pantel Housemother Veterans Agri. English Engine-ef Vocal MU5'C Wmaonnal I3 ,1.i, W' .f 'ANA ii 7 .v ,fl , , in rl Q m . -'--W, V... A 311, N 1 bil .9-L. .. I Fifi? F3112 Lula K. Pratt Lu,-a Rimme, SEK Richard Smith Clint Smith Ruth G. Spencer -3 F if,-QI?-fjan History ROTC Engineer Home Economics ' l J ,V . . 1 Qi 1 A N SSS . Va its Q 11 1, . .jf 9 in ' gg . Y. -7. .JJ Enos N. Vann Charles S. Wallis Stanley J. Watson Ruth M, White Mrs. Kay Wilson Agriculture Biological Science Social Science Aff Housemofher I 0 .70 Jim fan-Hall! pmm STILWELL AUTO SUPPLY . . . . .,... Stilwell, Okla. CAMPBELIJS CAFE M VAAYV, Stigler, Okla. REED'S FAMILY SHOE STORE , ,, . ..... Stilwell, Okla. STIGLER BAKERY H ,Y l,,,, Stigler, Okla. J. C. MORRIS . .. ................ ..... ...,... . . ...Sti1we1l. Okla. B. T. IOLLE'S ........ .,....... ..,.,.... S t igler, Okla. OKLAHOMA FARM UNION CO-OP .. ..,, Checotah, Okla. DIPBOYE STUDIOS .... .. ..,...... Stigler, Okla. H. BYNUM . ., . ....,...... . .... , ...... .. Checotah, Okla. SIGMONS .,.. ............... .... . . ....Stigler, Okla. JOHN WHITE, JEWELER .. .. . . ..... ChCCOf8l1, Olrla- EUREKA HOTEL ...... ,..,..... S tigler, Okla. GEORGE J. TUCKER ..... ...... ChCCOt3h. Okla- SAMS PLACE ...................,...... ...,. ,........ S t igler, Okla. EBY SERVICE STATION . .... . .. . ..... Cl1CCOf2h, Olfla- D. G. LAND ...........,...........,.................. ........., S allisaw, Okla. J- R- HARMAN . ------ '--'--- -CheC0fHh. Okla. sP1DEs SNOOKER PARLOR ,,,,.... ,..,....,. s allisaw, Okla. SNEED STUDIO 81. RADIO SERVICE .,... ,.., C hecotah, Okla. SALLISAW SNOOKER PARLOR U ,,,,Y,v,,, Sgllisaw, Okla, SNODGRASS FOOD STORE .. .,..,, , ,,,.,., Checotah, Okla. BERRY Bn COMPTON IMP. ............ ...,,.... S allisaw, Okla. BUS LUNCH ., ....,.., ..... .CheC0tah, Okla. H. B. SHELL .....................................,.. ............. S allisaw, Okla. BURNS B5 SMITH ,, ., ,, .. . ..., Eufaula. Okla. SALLISAW I.G.A. ..........,...,.., ..............,...., S allisaw, Okla. MAHAR MOTOR CO. , , ...... Eufaula, Okla. WHITE HOUSE CAFE .,.,. ..... ......... W e bbers Falls, Okla. THE DUNLAP CO. ., , , .. ..... Eufaula, Okla. ANDERON BROCKMAN ,.,,, ,............,,..,.,... V ian, Okla. WESTERN AUTO STORE . .. ...Eufaula, Okla. BIRDIE THOMPSON ......... .... ............... V i an, Okla. HOMAN'S DRY GOODS . , . .....,... Eufaula, Okla. RAYMOND HOLCOMB ........ ..,...,..,................. M uskogee, Okla. 73 TAVERN , , ..... Eufaula. Okla. JESSE WALKER .,.,......,..........,,.......,............,...... Westville, Okla. INDIAN JOURNALS . . . .. ..,,, Eufaula, Okla. MORRIS BROS. LOCKER PLANT ................ Westville, Okla. MAIN MOTOR COMPANY . , , , Eufaula, Okla. LULLIS 5 Ba 10 ....................................,........ .,..,.., W estville, Okla. BURNS Bn SMITH GROCERY . , ......, Eufaula, Okla. JONES' REXALL DRUG ....... .,.,.... W estville, Okla. KELLY FUNERAL HOME ..Eufaula, Okla. PAYNER HARDWARE ....,. ........ W estville, Okla. PALMER SERVICE STATION . .... Eufaula, Okla. COSBY'S GROCERY .,........... ........ W estville, Okla. RACHAEL'S BEAUTY SHOP , .. Eufaula, Okla. MEIGS JEWELRY ..................... ...,...... S allisaw, Okla. RETA'S CAFE . .. . ..,EufBul8. Okla. BUCK'S FLOWER BASKET ...... .......... S allisaw, Okla. DEAN'S CLEANERS ,. Eufaula, Okla STUART'S BARBER SHOP ........ ..,....... S allisaw, Okla. MOTOR INN Eufaula Okla. GEORGES CAFE ...............,......... ......... S allisaw, Okla. FLOOD'S BARBER SHOP .. . . Eufaula. 0lCl8 BURROWS MOTOR CO. ....... .,........ S allisaw, Okla. WHlTEY'S FOOD LOCKERS . , Wainwright, Okla SHELTONS FEED STORE ....... .......... S allisaw, Okla. JOE'S GROCERY . . BOYHYOH Okla PALACE DRUG STORE ....... .,.,......... S allisaw, Okla. KELLEY GROCERY . .. . ,.... .. . , ,Boynton Okla. OFFICE APPLIANCE CQ, ,,,., ,,,,,,,,,, M uskogeey 01413, OKLA. SCHOOL 81, OFFICE SUPPLY , Muskogee, Okla. AUTO GLASS CO. ..........,. ......... M uskogee, Okla. LAW ,www BILLY JO ACORD Sffdf-am. Okafwm . , N Industrial Arts Major -:P W - 5 DORIS JEAN ARCHER C, 44 ' Checorah, Oklahoma ' In 6' Home Economics Major g II Tri-Psi, Pep Club, Home Ee. Club, QE, QQ ' H A Art. Con-Rabi. Student Senate. WW?- a vi MILTON ARMSTRONG I Okfuskee, Oklahoma 'E E Arts and Sciences Major Lettermerfs Club ,la on an ma W JUNE BALLINGER Hanna, Oklahoma Business Major Tri-Psi, Commerce Club, Glee Club. saws BENNIE JEAN BARTON H Warner, Oklahoma Home Economics Ma' is A aa jor II Home Economics Club a aa a its A A Q DONALD BARTON :J Q v- Ag, , mf Warner. Oklahoma ua Q E-E ,gi ,V , Industrial Arts Major E E: EQ III ' ..-' Q5 :III RUCKER GLEN 'WM -. H III- ,S Q ,S BLANKENSHIP -XI ,S II E 2 S Spiro. Oklahoma a II II I E jaws Arts and Science Major Fm sis ., iraiifqg Glee Club E, W I ,, II X 5,-Efgillggfmga I mg yi IW-aol ze X A av is MARIE BORDEN Warner, Oklahoma ,I ji? sf Elementary Education Major ' ia S LESLIE DALE BROWN ggigfgijf ' I Seminole, Oklahoma 5 Q :ig E E ir a , ' Industrial Arts Major I 2 ,IZ ,, .:. -.: - Industrial Arts Club i ? as a K II II I , YE a a a -If - ij ' , BILL BUNCH M W ff j , I3 e 4 I I 5' I, I IIIIIIIiI,I,II,II ?I,,,II,,,,,,I,II I 5:53 2: IIIIIIIII QI, I in , ' - Us an fl' alof IN I If ' QL BP Aggie Society ig if Q a '- :. 'ii' I' Z E i 545 A E I A E V. - I 4- J ' I X 5 ' W E E 'X 'ml ,J , .r-- - - . 5 ,,. DONALD BUNCH fgfiigm :':I':' , ' ' A Council Hill. Oklahoma if Q W Qi-QQ 55'-'.,. B -1- Z , 'lx' ' Q Engineering Major ,E 'I 52 E a a I '-2 I 4 . II, WI IN Industrial Arts Club I .I I wa I , .:. :.: -' .a W 1 . 5- - Ipg 5 lj DONALD RAY BUTLER I-.W IW g , . 4 'X v Ao . Q1 Q ia Altus, Oklahoma X I I I ' If I 1 III ' me ag S 5 Social Science Major ij if g ' . I . lf' I I ,ri .A I -. . wig Lettermen's Club, Dramntics Club, ,I QI, , , ' 1- ga me I 3 :., H I mi E A' 4' 5 Qi Student Senate iii. if-1 F 5 -' ii a 1 E -I L I i agg falgi Egmgvw,-, I- I :wr I.,. .5 1 a HAROLD WAYNE CANTWELL J - A H A E ' Checotah, Oklahoma H Industrial Arts Major I Industrial Arts Club Is q ESSIE MAE CARR if . M F ' 'WA' Porum, Oklahoma f.. Elementary Education Major K-2 I Tri-Psi, Ar! Club, Kitchen Klub ' it 'Q' S-5 'ruins - ,. 11--New . 533- -: I- A sa a II II ' E H. - f K ':' X I ,I, Q - Ge- ARCH CESAR A......w U, Eulaula. Oklahoma A gn ,., ,,. Chemical Engineering Major if ,J '- '- - ' I, xr 557 M V a a CONNIE COLDIRON 'f R H H Q Oklahoma Cily, Oklahoma X H I I I-I I E ,,, E I ALIfiCUl7-Um' ngfljaf rg f 31 6 SW a a if E Let!ern1en's u fe g YQ, 3 ,Tk ' I-' 2 H I we - PEARL RECTOR COLDIRON Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Arts and Science Major Tri-Psi, Pep Club, Art Club, Dramatics Club, Commerce Club RUTH COLE Bixby, Oklahoma Business Major Tri-Psi, Dramatics Club. ma a Commerce Club, Glee Club 2:32 JEAN COLLINGS Z? QQ Caroosa, Oklahoma - I B Commerce Major an II: Tri-Psi, Pep Club, Commerce H :II TWU Club, Glee Club II LAVONA FAYE COOK Q Hilchira, Oklahoma X - Commerce Major A X Tri-Psi, Commerce Club, . , Kitchen Klub Q ff' S--15,2-EQ .. v..ol' A Il i 'li' JIS is Q j t 1 l , U ,h l lj l l . ffm A 1 NL:EfffgI,'.'!. Fa 'W . , . 4 . . , 4 fm A f ij LJ. .. . l J ,QP 1,a .-,gf A J, 1-A i 6,2 an la i jf I Hifi i ly, . -L. w 9. 6 s .ie ti, - r y. A x v I 'F , ,iw .. Svphvmoam DARYLE CUE Waynoka, Oklahoma History Major LettcrTncn's Club KENNETH DANN Hennipen, Minnesota Business Major Student Senate, Lettermcn's Club, Collegian Stal? BOB DAVIS Tulsa, Oklahoma Animal Husbandry Major Lettermen's Club, Aggie Society GENE DAVIS Brooken, Oklahoma Physical Education Major LEON DEVINE Muskogee, Oklahoma Agricultural Major Aggie Society PAUL DEAN EDDY Cheootah, Oklahoma Chemistry Major LEE PAUL ELLIOT Fort Gibson, Oklahoma Agricultural Major LEAI-I ALLICE EMERSON Checotah, Oklahoma Science Major 'fri-Psi, Dramatics Club, Glee Club, Art Club, Kitchen Klub JACKIE DEAN EVERHART Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Physical Education Major Lettermen's Club DORIS GENE FINE Tulsa, Oklahoma Home Economics Major Pep Club, Commerce Club, Tri-Psi, Home Economics Club, Student Senate, Art Club CHRISTINE FOLEY Porum, Oklahoma Elementary Education Major Commerce Club RAYMOND GANN Okay, Oklahoma Arts and Science Major Lettermen's Club, Student Senate DON GOODE GARVIN Sallisaw, Oklahoma Engineering Major Industrial Arts Club GEORGE GATZMAN Webbers Falls, Oklahoma Math Major PAT RAMONA GOODNER Porum, Oklahoma General Education Major Tri-Psi, Pep Club, Glee Club, Dramatics Club, Home Economics Club EDDIE GROSE Eulaula, Oklahoma Animal Husbandry Major Aggie Society BILL HANEY Warner, Oklahoma Engineering Major SHIRLEY HARKEY Warner, Oklahoma Art Major' Tri-Psi, Pep Club, Art Club, Con-Rah! Staff, Dramatics Club, Glce Club LOUIS HENSON Okay, Oklahoma Physical Education Major Lettermerfs Club, Student Senate, Con-Rah! Stall' BOBBY WAYNE HILL Vian, Oklahoma General Education Major aaa :naman iii? T iff -we ' CX X! ' . 1 - p 1 1 Q. B ,K N W Qi aims P r, 5 H xi K D 5 E, aaamaa is Ba-me ga tm. ana NE -E Xxx sis MW is -H fx-mi ff? if-af..-5 T, ,,.,.. H U ,K YL ,X - ,H .Q.m. M- HE 1-T l sg za x 2 - e E if is xx a :es-am'r 'X .aa an is -:- is is ,,i H X y. - W 2 Y - is , a 5 ' I A W 'ii ' ' . , we .. . -2 .Q::I, .. f 2-4 - W - - ' X' is .,.. xx E mg 2 . ,. ,iggag fe-ei? fi 12.5 Qs- 'aa Q is-gr 1 an B -E a Sway ana im Z a F Sf it im' rx- Snr m faaamm it ,K Jak .,. ,., ,.: K ,Xian E t. A, E Q X ,fly X - E 5' rl WS K- X8 - EERE., lf? is R? a a 'W J na H za E aa H V H a a E H N H H E H H E E H H H a H ,x A a a E w at as :-mi: :-: m ga if l E xg Q H 525 ,, it F Jw if f a a lim at-la , , H -' A W, X lx ,W K. Q '7T',:- ' K I L. H 2 1 I ff .J ' 'gl 2 :,: ,V Q.,. if X H l I ,A 'il J' g D L I M4 GQ! Ea 1 am a K a B is a fm' an 50,l'2ll.0J'l'l!J!l.QA 6- 'K' 1 H Rx. .- - IQ' S :-: ., , A 2 ' V, ,S 5 .' ,yr I ' , S lim V F '. ' 'V . 1i:g-2 R, f' Y .. fag: Qi I' - I AF: : :,,, 5, X. , I -. life ' Q E I , . - nny - an und J is aaa an an an - aa, H A e aaa a N is ass ' E Q BILL HONEYCUTT Sallisaw, Oklahoma Pre Law Major Industrial Arts Club, Student Senate, Con-Rah! Staff JAMES R. JACOBS Council Hill, Oklahoma Industrial Arts Major Industrial Arts Club DARRELL JAMES Checotah, Oklahoma Industrial Arts Major Industrial Arts Club WESLEY JARMAN Okay, Oklahoma Math Major Lettermen's Club, Student Senate, Con-Rah! Staff NORMA NAN KENNEDY Checotalx, Oklahoma Home Economics Major Home Economics Club, Student Senate, Glee Club, Tri-Psi, Art Club, Pep Club ALLEN KING Muskogee, Oklahoma Physical Education Major BONNIE LEDFORD Council Hill, Oklahoma Elementary Education Major Home Economics Club. Tri-Psi, Glee Club, Commerce Club, Art Club, Pep Club, Con-Rah! Staff BILL JOE MARTIN Checvrah. Oklahoma Chemistry Major DONALD MCDONALD Sallisaw, Oklahoma Industrial Arts Major STELLA LOUISE MILLS Sallisaw, Oklahoma Elementary Education Major Tri-Psi, Glee Club, Art Club, Con-Rah! Staff, Home Economics Club, Pep Club THOMAS EARL MOHON Council Hill, Oklahoma Agricultural Major Aggie Society JOHN ALLEN MOORE Chelsea, Oklahoma Industrial Arts Major Industrial Arts Club, Lettermen's Club FLETCHER MORRISON Stidham, Oklahoma Industrial Arts Major Industrial Arts Club JUANITA MYERS Seminole, Oklahoma History Major Kitchen Klub, Tri-Psi, Pep Club jvjgl JOHN NORTON -fl!! v Morris, Oklahoma Arts and Science Ma'or , ' ls ff aa a I tudent Senate, Kitchen Klub GEORGE PALMER Westville, Oklahoma Industrial Arts Major Industrial Arts Club E. L. POTEETE Webbers Falls, Oklahoma Math Major CHARLES RAY PRUSA Chicago, Illinois Engineering Major Lettermen's Club DOYLE READING McCurrain, Oklahoma Arts and Science Major WILMA RECTOR Okfaha, Oklahoma Arts and Science Major Art Club, Tri-Psi, Pep Club, Glee Club, Dramatics Club, Commerce Club me ta a:a sara i ram a, a an E aiu no R L na a Li., is ga: -ra :au K X ,X ., ,.,.,., ..:. , B I , K 1 1 ffl 1 .H E, . , , ,,., ,S ,,.. Higgs. ,V .. .M W' -A 6 H Q, :::, Z 'JA lea-aa - ,g jwgig ..,:.jj':: ., 3 F - a -SAX' Sm-cyamae a aa, - 12' -1 as -:- aff: r - as -'--2::- is ,:,-:55:zir' 'i Ta,- if 1: X K . , .. 'Xiifif 2 gf ,I . . . , Xzfifg... M ., .... U a aaa aa x n aww aa a as aa a is , . nat wa may is-at-z mu aa- E. is -a a a me is zz sm- .as agf H. : is E my ga aa x is aa ,,,. ru rn S xx w aa a aaa gs. is-is fmt: is aa is B a e ' ffl r . I . 222' ' 1' I is ,. . 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Oklahoma Industrial Arts Major BARBARA ROORK Haskell, Oklahoma General Education Major Tri'Psi-,5Glee Club, Kitchen Klub, Commerce Club, Art Club VIRGINIA SCRIBA WBEOHBI, Oklahoma Sllcech Major Dramatics Club, Glee Club, Commerce Club, Tri-Psi, Arg Club, Pep Club DON SHACKLEFORD Drumright, Oklahoma Arts and Science Major MELVIN SHORT Webbers Falls, Oklahoma Art Major Commerce Club, Art Club, Student Senate CHARLES SPARKS Hilchita, Oklahoma Engineering Major GEORGIA SPRADLEY Forum, Oklahoma Elementary Education Major COLONEL STITES Hanna, Oklahoma Engineering Major Con-Rah! Staff LEON THOMSON Porum, Oklahoma Engineering Major YVONNE TODD Checotah, Oklahoma Elementary Education Major Tri-Psi, Pep Club, Commerce Club, Kitchen Klub, Art Club, Home Economics Club, Con-Rah! Stall' JACK TREAT Muldrow, Oklahoma Industrial Arts Major Industrial Arts Club FRANK TRUEBLOOD Marble City, Oklahoma Industrial Arts Major Industrial Arts Club VERLA WALLIS Warner, Oklahoma Zoology Major PAUL LEON WALTER Vian, Oklahoma Physical Education Maj Lettermen's Club DALE WEAR Sallisaw. Oklahoma Engineering Major JENNIFER JANE WELLS Muskogee, Oklahoma Education Major Tri-Psi, Art Club, Pep Club COLETA FAYE WEST Sallisow, Oklahoma Home Economics Major Art Club, Student Senate. Tri-Psi. Pep Club, Glce Club. Commerce Club, Con-Rah! Staff, Home Economics Club RUSSELL WILKIE Westville, Oklahoma Agricultural Major Aggie Society ROBERT WILLIAMS Checotah. Oklahoma Dairy Major Aggie Society, Industrial Arts Club an rw awww: new 55? .1 K :.. f, ' ' . gg: X V55 3 ' 2- .f C W . ll ' K J B . 52:2 H a : EI: 34 Q in , ,., H ,A 5 5: rn H R .,. ,., i 4 .,. ,.,g.,. , . V 5:5 ilf' . 'X 55 5- if nu af , W Li..-EU. I Z- if 5,1 1 l mlm ana aaa any if r e - e V. e ,,- ei e ':' me ' V .fe sewn w H E -me-e 'J HefI??f r-vM- 5 'fi v I f ,, + ,.,.,, e ee.: ef S .Q - H M e e e . F A .. e . r -:- e ,- , fi Q V . e e e e . KENNETH WILLMON Eulaula, Oklahoma Agricultural Major Aggie Society e 2 1 zz 14 e ,,. . 'F - -' e K .- Q 1 B? H 1 V 1 e ' ' e e B 4 ' - w e W ' ' 'v-eeg.-.., ee ,S e e . e e een - '- '--- ' ffgfsi' JIM ZACHARY : ' .:. e 351393 Wagoner, Oklahoma 4 :: s-Ii:-if -': Industrial Arts Major gi . ......I.' - I Industrial Arts Club, 2 U, ' IQ- ,5,',jj M - I W Lettermerfs Club E B X :eg . Q-: ew - K Q Q A THE ART DEPARTMENT has made great progress and become well known by the interest and achievement of the students in art and art appreciation. The use of audio-visual material has developed a better knowledge of the arts Mrs. Ruth M. White, Art Instructor, teaches art colonies and her work is being exhibited throughout the country Art students are: Doris Archer, Mae Carr, Christine Foley, Billy Acord, Emma Sue Amos, Jean Collings, June Ballinger, Chester Best, Keith Colson, Lavonna Cook, Ruth Cole, Kenneth Dann, S. A. Evans, Jack Everhart, Flet cher Morrison, Raymond Gann, Joe Garner, Florence Greenwood, Louis Henson, V. A. Honeycutt, James R. Jacobs, Perry Lattimore, Bonnie Ledford, Leavinna Jamison, Perry Maples, Daryle Cue, Earl Miller, Jo Ann Mitchell Juanita Myers, Seigel Rogers, Yvonne Todd, Frank Trueblood, Jennifer Wells, Johnie Whitesell, Joe Young, Vir ginia Scriba, Barbara Roork, Doyle Reading, Pat Goodner, Mack Silvertooth, Nan Kennedy, Melvin Eakens, Delores Payne, Bob Williams, Lenora Barton, Marie Borden, Charlene Edwards, Charles Guthrie, Louise Mills, Coleta West, Betty Ann Williams, Wanda Williams, Peggy Reavis, Doris Fine, Gene Davis ee Seeiwagifiiliitxxi s Kalman Exigete ee time em we e - e erm e axes We xr H ,-,xx M e ee saei Xe e e eee ee een ee ee eeeee ee e ae B H ,Q- , ee Swear e P e ewhe e - --see eresmam v ee . I- Q ll W e e e e e. ee'- ' e ef. e e e e A is .fs E ew W ite ' .. ge lil- ' we e, rw-. 2 e e e e M W e e 1 -w- e e l. e THE CONNORS STUDENT SENATE is the representative board of the Student Body. All campus activities are cleared through the Senate and placed on its calendar. This year the Senate has revised the Constitution centering its aim on developing leadership among the student body by the point system. Activities of the Student Senate have included a student mixer the first week of school, and a New Year's Eve Dance. ' During December 5 and 6 a senate delegation composed of President Raymond Gann, Parliamentarian Bob Criner, Senators, June Ballinger, Jeanne Shamblin, and Bill Honeycutt and sponsor, Miss Rimmer, attended the state Student Senate conference at Enid. The officers of the Senate are: Raymond Gann, President, Wesley Jarman, Vice President, Nan Kennedy, Sec- retary-treasurerg Bob Criner, Parliamentarian. Sophomore class representatives are June Ballinger and Don Butler, Freshman class, Bob Criner, Emma Sue Amos and Anna Mae Galbraith. Other Club representatives are: Betty Ann Laxton Williams and Wanda Gentry, Russell Belles, Tri Psi., Coleta West, Connors Homemakers, Dorothy Cornel- iusg Con-Rahl, Louis Henson, Kitchen Klub, John Nortong Pep Club, Doris Fineg Glee Club, Jeanne Shamblin: Art, Melvin Short and Doris Jean Archerg Aggie Society, Robert Williams and Sam Grissomg Press, Kenneth Dann, Industrial Arts, Bill Honeycutt, Lettermen, John Moors: Dramatics, Delores Payne: Commerce, Lenna Mae White. BM 'al' M ' H53- 4 55 Eager' V W ,MRM BEA aan: a aaa a ara :A Lk an Maw a fx 5 , a 2, a we H away? a waz? H 5 AT axwl XLS!! .Twxi 'Ei mi mr 3 DONALD ALES Marble City, Oklahoma RONALD APPLEGARTH Muskogee, Oklahoma LENORA BARTON Warner, Oklahoma CHESTER BEST Hanna, Oklahoma MAX BOLING Weleetka, Oklahoma DARRELL CARR Wagoner, Oklahoma DENNIS CASH Braggs, Oklahoma KEITH COLSON Ringling. Oklahoma DOROTHY CORNELIUS Schulter, Oklahoma ROBERT CRINER Muskogee, Oklahoma JERRY CUNNINGHAM Midwest City, Oklahoma BETTY DeFOOR Wamer, Oklahoma DONALD DENNEY Haskell, Oklahoma JOE DeSOTO Magnolia, Arkansas JAMES EDDY Checotah, Oklahoma LELAND ELLIS Sallisaw, Oklahoma mag a CHARLENE EDWARDS Sallisaw, Oklahoma Q, i 5. a ' :.:, K 2, gi 'ia X, 5 ,iz - .1 3 as - -fa a Q Q :-f:. W- , J af -aa- u: Y aff : j S E H I , W 5 . My M ' 44? 7 Ei if ' 4 3 - man aa xg : SUE NELL FISHER Muskogee, Oklahoma ,::.f.- Q? , . , f aff 1 . W 3: up-QM-r' 5 WMQSM ,. 9 H 5: . :, ,. F W gl 'faq 53: .:. ..: .. 1 :51 , 1 . ievfih sara '37 of 2 M H am , g :-:-:-: rf M .':'::EE1E:E:E ll E L . . W Eixggfaaiwf ,i wlfefa W5 X512 . A K S L ivy B K - H :' T ,F Q H mmgriia H I Wag LI' iff -5-5255.22 ff' 9 ii: ZZ- I K x , -1 a 2 is ,, , ilw a 2 BEE WW E 'iwiisa W akin M -M-X, aw w :N 1 U 'N , v W A-X va MARY LOU FORD Kinta, Oklahoma DERWI N FOLGER Sapulpa, Oklahoma ANNA MAE GALBRAITH QT Westville, Oklahoma WANDA GENTRY Wewoka, Oklahoma LOUIE GIBSON Porum, Oklahoma MARY LOU GOSNELL Porum, Oklahoma SAM GR I SSOM Shawnee. Oklahoma RAWLIN HARRISON Kiefer, Oklahoma DON HAYES Waynoka, Oklahoma KENNETH HENSON Eufaula, Oklahoma BUDDY LEE HINER Porter, Oklahoma CHARLES HOPKINS Boynton, Oklahoma RONNIE HOPKINS Eufaula, Oklahoma FLOYD LEE HUDSON Tulsa. Oklahoma JACK HUFF MAN Kiefer, Oklahoma KENNETH JAMES Sallisaw, Oklahoma LEAVINNA JAMISON Checotah, Oklahoma BERNELL JILES Sallisaw, Oklahoma JUANITA JOHNSON Eufaula. Oklahoma PEGGY JORDON Muldrow, Oklahoma BEARL KINDRED Eufaula, Oklahoma M R I lx 5 .1 Q :.:,:,. .,:, 5 i QE 3 E a .F F awww nh. ima: ,aa ZW? . is 3 A 'f X as aaa Q pl am iii -.mEamhM,.-.ing ma lx a ga Q 1 a avl f a l r fl H ' f if a la 5 H a a - a . .Y I ,I ' .. , .Ly Y 1 5 P ,Y ll 2 a ag H: a aaa was, .aa- ma amen mama aaa sm B W K Yi a a as ma a an a X x Lg x 1-nw: X mama-,glizfff in w-zs-is ss wx ,aww-x 3 me am was am my 1-la W? ma ss aw' ass an -ss mv lx a a no 'aawaa a a ,,.,. mal a a - lx .ws fa ff mam swam ak? ss mah is szamaz a fa N a E,- :aa am a a ss R. a B sf: ,,.,xJe, Y H, aaw iss- B -zrigagsa QL ax a naw aa gi aa az MF 1 al ap- w ass am aa an a was a wa E a a a a a ax a a awzg Vnxwz aasxzxg 'Sal . a' K, ' aw, a wif ss aaa a-am EWS Sa 3 ag-a at-ag-sq aaa it lxya V . ' F'Tf1jF f ' W '7:L3'. 'd Y' la, -,, , Y nl' a a ,S . E Es ma H E 1885 SSB V , HH HL . H Q 3, jg M E, E .. M .. -,- ,Y .M W. Vw H H M H Egmarw - ,ss mi B Swim E - .... wa w E W-W aa-:a w a ma wx E aa E ,. Us B: as aa ss mass E ,354 aa : :g a ' I :1 V ,Q X 5, - so . ,'a. 7, . ' I. ,a Jr ,f'f 1 ' 4 5 , Y M, -a., ul E M E a E a a 5 M am M H a M .W az.: -9.14 W 'lg-Me. .a aa 5 J FRANK KRHUT Wakeeney, Kansas JIMMIE LAWSON Checotah, Oklahoma DENNIS LETTS Wagoner, Oklahoma JERRY ANDERSON MABRAY Vian, Oklahoma JAY MATOY Eufaula, Oklahoma JO ANN MITCHELL Sallisaw, Oklahoma THELMA MOORE Stidham, Oklahoma DELORES PAYNE Vian, Oklahoma JIMMY REAVES Eufaula, Oklahoma PEGGY REAVIS Moffett, Oklahoma BOB ROBERTSON Kcota, Oklahoma THOMAS RUCK Stigler, Oklahoma JOYCE SANDERS Stigler, Oklahoma JOE SHADELL Muldrow, Oklahoma BOBBY SCHULTZ Morris, Oklahoma GENE SHAMBLIN Miami, Oklahoma MARY JEAN SHAMBLIN Eufaula, Oklahoma MACK SILVERTOOTH Waynoka, Oklahoma WINFRED SIMEROTH Porum, Oklahoma BILL SMITH Wagoner, Oklahoma ,x- X J aw an my 2 aa aa a aww a aa a Ea aa aa Q aa: HE .a E EW? Q ss - a a Q a HZ a E W Q a 5.- W? I W in aa anemia mag Jax? 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I A 51 H, 5 .35 X f .wg N 5 . WWE' a f 5? e 155 1 4 5 1 5 N555 5 ,1 5. .11 55 .555 5 V .11 ' . ,: H Q. g .. . v- .1-:5: , 1 11.5.5 5.5 A -5.5 . - , I QW 5.5.. JAMES SKAGGS Vian, Oklahoma JIMMY SPARKS Hitchita, Oklahoma YVONNE STINNETT Sallisaw, Oklahoma BILL STORMS Fort Smith, Arkansas BOB STRAIT Odessa, Texas ROY LEE THOMPSON Vian, Oklahoma GERALD TROTTER Vian, Oklahoma REBA TURNER Fame, Oklahoma JEANIE VANN Warner, Oklahoma LENNA MAE WHITE McCurtain, Oklahoma HASKELL WHITMIRE Stilwell, Oklahoma JOHNNIE WI-IITESELL Wagoner, Oklahoma REX WHITTERN Earlsboro, Oklahoma BERYLE WILKIE Westville, Oklahoma BETTY ANN WILLIAMS Muskogee, Oklahoma WANDA WILLIAMS Checotah, Oklahoma ai 2 ' 5 . E 1 5 S H 'N H H H sg :il 5554 ' I If 3 5 H H H :.: 511:..5 . 5 1 1 IZ 5 . 3 ' 1 aaa am H l fsff 1 M B 'fm IH as F Wg!! - 1 B ag iif f 15 ' 1 'S r 1 X F H H . 5 W 1 1 5' 5 5 H 5 Z H N H ,Q wk? 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R .5. 5.5 a.5.5.5.5.15-51:5.5.-: - .- gms aaa mf ax-v5 11 JERRY ZACHARY Wagoner, Oklahoma Patty Jo Amspiger , , i at ,fi ., 1531 73 :gf 'V X V : 1 Anita Bryan il '-:.1..g:g,' ... ' . -- 'Il' L r WA 1, W f',Jl Bruce Deval Margery Sue Askew Connie Sz. Stevie Cesar 3 ii fe Y A Jfofuw Annetta Borden Ann Childress ici in Mike Deval Joy Hodges David Smith Mary Katherine Hurley vie: giifwiiuagiixqw V-if -, ' 52 - f . :E'fjf' f' fN3 '- . -f i - ,vf A 33:3 1414. , ..e2x:'Q1:IQZQ-.:, . Q ,x e 5 .J 2 - X ' ' . .-2:2 ii, X ' . .Q fi , P ff W Q V George Smith Nikki Dcval Karen johnson Michael Smith ii: .gif ez 3 . ' Yi- 'L l f .. ' 'Ji ' :ei 1 ' M15 1' 2 1 A' .. I - 3,1 J ' -f'k hem, ' H' Joyce Borden Patricia Borden J'-ldY Childress Vance Childress ,V em Gtnw. : ., S, 51 My 'iv v Lee Ellen Fox Kenneth Hodges 1 f v my a-eh Mike Johnson Brenda Montgomery w TT .Ha L 12 l GFCEOYY Vafm Rhonda Kay Vann W ff'-has Eddie Wallis Sparky Wallis 4'-md Joan Karen Wear nf I Q l. :.. ew Q' David Watson ve. ,A-.,, 1 ,Q A bww? X :,- ' :gg 'I A fir' if l by : , John Mark Watson 'L A riff 'fl 5, I . f V tg ' I Bruce Montgomery Loraine 85 Rosemary Lombardi Chet ZHChafy.f , Q 2 Q '-. , Stanley Watson 'ips ,. 1 'ffl fd 'i 5: f-- 'wwe ,Q -mfg X 'V ffgkiffl it K bers- f lv Q55 5 ff ' fig? , V 52. . .- , - .- 5. . 'A H ,, A . ,.. , J o Lee Fletcher THE WORKERS OF THE CAF ETERIA, under the supervision of Mrs. Delpha Epperly and Mrs. Anne Fletcher, Dietitians, organized the Konnors Kitchen Klub and elected the following officers: Jack Treat, Presidentg Tommy Woods, Vice-President: Joyce Sanders, Secretaryg Dale Brown, Reporterg john Norton, Student Senate Representa- tive: Wanda Gentry, Alternate. One of the most outstanding parties during the year was the April Fool's Dance sponsored by the K. K. K. I I M gi s IWMM 1 x W f.. X! . M, F353 HM Ig, gimp, kg- EM .M 5 EHMH ww'- EM. 'SSM W in E: . :MM 15:1 .H W VFR -3 Mag M M gMQ1?gg'g Q X :,M .. Q M -3-,I M M 3 wi M 531:- 35 ' Ig . II IIBII, M.. -. imp: .I .nf Q z--X QEQMM WW BSS Mu n am fag., X :L Hn ram pm 1 2 mn w mx ' 0 X V , . F mx MT? W A mg j 1 fag:- 4 ,. 'M M ,. ,. ?Q'i:' My M:wW III .Km MM M W If M -wi WM MM. I Maw: MMM ,M ,W ..., Milgff. K WSMWMM WWI' '.Av ? I M Mft fa 1- W - , 1: W. :K r. 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'N Mfr T is n xi r:r :2 555- ' ax sf. H H W . as as H M ag H Sf H W ... ....... . .. . z B . QW B W H H - . a f - my M .mf V P 4 :fm ii' fismgam H iw Y f 3 Mggfg 3 M M M. I I5 .iw ..-.MMIMIIEM Q QI MMRIIQII in mga-:mfg 551555. Is II M , was QM mmm. As. EQHMMQQSH ,mrgfq mwah 5. ' M W if E 5 .WFP F'Y5???'5C5ffg M M Ifsgkm -M3575 ig ...:gu:gAI?iE- M . Q 5 Emi wi ng sl rx rw-M5 M 5-Q w yxdaxiawgm w I ma Wg V. .1 E g QM Www:-MM.. Egg NZM I35 M355-mm? EMQIQIII pi su' B-mga ,awv -r::f ':1?-EEWSMMMH :-.-H. M frm --.Mu M 2.155515 Maha,-Lgm. -Mws- Mm E N . . E E232 M M 1 - L Mi' Q fm.. M H .iw H 2 MW - YQ M V ' Q:2?:-.-f1f.a3.'1.1.1. .3.1 H H mf- F Q H W M Q M. . Y 2 H H H M - .M . E 'afar E W. E H Q Q., . 3 3 Q H E H ,X -W H WWI. ww 5232 Ig sf MEL?-2 gsm? Vgg hm 3fQ 5 3 3 .,3.QQ.f.EA' Q B E 35 Q yi: 2 YWLQWLQQ- -.14 nw :W . nn.: . Ma ,- nn if X wi me .KM THE DRAMATICS CLUB was re-organized in September, 1952, under the direction of the class instructor Libby Marshall. Melvin Short was chosen as President' Doris Archer, Secretary' Ruth Cole Treasurer' Delores Payne, Student Senate Representativeg and Virginia Scriba, Reporter. During the semester, six one-act plays were presented: Summer Comes to Diamond O with a male cast' Undertow with an all girl cast' More to Be Pitied than Scorned with a mixed cast' and Calamity Jane hilarious comedy. A field trip to see the Northeastern produc- tion of the Glass Menagerie and the annual Club picnic at Greenleaf Lake were events of the year. 1 5, n the picture are FRONT ROW left to right: Wilma Rector Alice Emerson Doris Archer Ruth Cole Jerry Anderson Delores Payne and Sue Nell Fisher' SECOND ROW left to right: Pearl Rector Coldiron Lorene Wortham Pat Goodner Shirley Harkey Peggy Reavis and Peggy Jordan' THIRD ROW left to right: Jack Everhart Dennis Letts Melvin Sh ort Raymond Gann jerry Zachary Bill Smith -- Don Butler James R. Jacobs John Norton Leon Thomson and Instructor Libby Marshall. WE K .wc H. .:.:.:.:. - . ll W .-:am-: .... . -.-. ::-:.::-:-.f.- -- -- 'A THE GIRLS TRIO has been very busy this year. Its members are Yvonne Stinnett, Jeannie Shamblin, and Jeanie Vann. These girls are all students in the voice department and each one is a soloist. They have appeared at the Sallisaw Lions Club, the Checotah Lions Club, The Muskogee Pilot Club, the teachers meeting at Okla- homa City, the Sallisaw area meeting for the lake project, and many other places. The Vocal Department has furnished soloists for many occas- ions. Jeannie Shamblin and Tom Ruck, have appeared in Oklahoma City at the teachers meeting, the Tulsa Soroptomist Club, the Mus- kogee AAUW, the Business and Professional Women's Club of Mus- kogee, and were auditioned by the Philharmonic Orchestra of Tulsa. They were also invited to audition for the Wichita Falls, Texas, sym- phony orchestra. The Glee Club has been asked to ive the concertized edition of the O era Carmen by Bizet in Vian E P 1 Sallisaw, Stigler, Eufaula, Checotah, Spiro, and Muskogee. Yvonne Stinnett, Jeannie Shamblin, Jeanie Vann, Rucker Blankenship, June Ballinger, and Tom Ruck are the soloists. Those taking part from the glee club are: Ruth Cole, Lavonna Cook, Dorothy Cornelius, Betty DeFoor, Rita Ford, Pat Goodner, Juanita Johnson, Bonnie Ledford, Doyle Reading, Bobby Schultz, Jack Treat, Jennifer Wells, Lena Mae White, and Torn Wood. Members of the Glee Club are: Jack Treat, J. R. Jacobs, Colonel Stites, Tom Ruck, Tom Wood, Dorothy Cornelius, Reba Turner, Bonnie Ledford, Nan Kennedy, Jeanie Vann, Louise Mills, Shirley Har- key, Virginia Scriba, Lenna Mae White, Jeannie Shamblin, Mary Jo Sparks, Lorene Wortham, Juanita Johnson, Yvonne Stinnett, June Ballinger, Alice Emerson, Wilma Rector, Ruth Cole, Jerry Anderson Ma- bray, Doris Archer, Jean Collings, Barbara Roork, Lavonna Cook, Wanda Williams, Pat Goodner, Coleta West. R p fn Klub THE COMMERCE CLUB of Connors State Agricultural College sponsored the Christmas Dance, which was held in the recreation hall. There are twenty-four members of the Commerce Club with five officers as follows: Lody Wortham, President, Lenna Mae White, Vice-President, Dorothy Cornelius, Secretaryg Lenna Mae White, Student Senate Representative, Joyce Sanders, Reporter, members, Pearl Rector Coldiron, Jean Collings, Ruth Cole, Jerry Anderson Mabray, Francis Simeroth, Mary Lou Ford, Wanda Gentry, Amos Terry, Dennis Cash, Yvonne Stinnett, Juanita Johnson, June Ballinger, Lavonna Cook, Georgia Spradley, Jo Sparks, Co- leta West, Doris Fine, Louie Gibson, Melvin Short. Mr. J. P. Arnspiger is club sponsor. 3-T , I x ' :FZ 'ei' ' ' l 2 CT . C5 L f E s Y jf X 1-3 A A L -4 fl-JL Q S-.j ,A . 4534. :4'-'t - . . xl'f' r Jim gvuqqm THE CONNORS COLLEGIAN, a member of the Oklahoma Collegiate Press Association, began its 23rd year last fall in reporting the happenings and events on the College Campus. The staff includes editors, Earl Miller and Bob Crinerg business manager, Melvin Eakensg secretary, Charlene Edwards, and sponsor, Mrs. Helen B. Kline. - u 7, Besides publishing the Collegian, the journalism department presents Connors College Calling each Wednesday at 4:45 p.m. over radio station KMUS in Muskogee and sends publicity releases to area news- papers. ' D ' ' rj c n itj j is ,gr Us ix a- mff S .Ae H r ' 9 Pictured irom left to right, BACK ROW, are: Jennifer Wells, Coleta West, Shirley Harkey, Alice Emerson, Pat Goodner, Jean Collings, Virginia Scriba. SECOND ROW: Mrs. White, Mae Carr, Doris Fine, Louise Mills, Barbara Roork, Yvonne Todd, Lavonna Cook, June Ballinger, and Nan Kennedy. FIRST ROW: Georgia Spradley, Bonnie Ledford, Doris Archer, Wilma Rector, Pearl Rector Coldiron. Juanita Myers failed to get into the picture. THE TRI PSI CLUB for Sophomore women chose for the 1952-1953 year, sponsor Mrs. Ruth White, Art Instructor, and elected the following officers: President, Jean Collings, Vice-Pres1- dent, Shirley Harkeyg Secretary, Pearl Rector Coldirong Treasurer, Mae Carrg Reporter, Vir- . . ginia Scribag Student Senate Representative, Coleta West. ' .7ju Activities of the club included Freshman week which ended with an all-school mncer super- vised by the Student Senate, and the Valentine Dance which was a semi-formal affair. For the dance, Mrs. White presented each member of the club with a red-and-white Carnation corsage. In return the members gave Mrs. White a corsage of red roses to symbolize their affection for her. In.Septernber, 1952, Russell Belles re-organized and elected the following officers: Presi- dent, Reba Turner, Vice-President, Jeannie Sharnbling Secretary, Florence Greenwoodg Re- porter, Charlene Edwardsg Student Senate Representative, Wanda Gentry, and Sponsor Libby Marshall. The outstanding activity of the club was sponsoring Sadie Hawkins Week, climaxed with the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance. Sue Nell Fisher and Bill Bunch received prizes for the BE tk I best costumed Little Abner and Daisy Mae. The Belles pictured are, FIRST ROW, left to right: Emma Sue Amos, Anna Mae Galbraith, Wanda Gen- try, Jo Ann Mitchell, Florence Greenwood, Dorothy Cornelius, Reba Turner, Lenna Mae White, Sue Nell Fisher, and sponsor Miss Libby Marshall. SECOND ROW, left to right: Mary Jo Sparks, Lorene Wortham, Yvonne Stinnett, Charlene Edwards, Betty Ann Williams, Leavinna Jamison, Peggy Jordan, Thelma Moore, Wanda Williams, Delores Payne, Ruth Cole, Joyce Sanders, Juanita Johnson, Jeannie Shamblin, and Peggy Reavis. f ' 1 4' ' M tg, G M 55. 1 ' 55 .X .H I , mx: :J mi f l -.v ., .Q.,, ms mn ,na mi' ss Q FF Q 1 if ms ,,. a .sms' - w ms mmm a w 71 1. ' I 1 a '17, Vina v ss as H , I-95' In fT. ,M ' qu A Y ,- ,, . m .x,', f ,Q Rx of was ix Qfgffwn . 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Bill Honeycutt, Jeannie Shamblin, Bennie Barton, and Don Garvin chat over their afternoon refreshers. The Homemakers learn about furniture styles, how to select furniture, and how to care for furniture. Bonnie Ledford, Nan Kennedy, and Georgia Spradley are in- specting a chair which belongs to the de- partment. Busy at the machine is Reba Turner and at the press board is Mary Lou Gosnell. Home Nursing students, Dorothy Cornelius and Nan Kennedy, are preparing to minister to the sick or scrub up after- wards, while Joyce Sanders shows the technique of cooling the patient's feverf, The patient is Patsy Goodner. U HOME, NURSING' Bur: .mm ww ,-E PM .X H ...NS mam f sm .sw gms. H EQ' .W : ws. B . lat. V . 212. iii.. km.. H f .., H EWBK.,affa2?- -- .. q . .:....-,Wig ' vig 4 A H W .,. ,, m A wa Y . ..... ,.a. K E m z wr rx Qs me Esau mv. 5 M KM if in W... ff. 132 M- ES E55 we H EIXEEHVB mx-1 5 if is, .img E 1: as wanna nm? 'img RAN Bwgw Y.. HWQEEMQQQQ 3:16. 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W., , Q 4 W 2 .1 Q - . 1 ,t U 1, 2 A U 5 A Jim ' Svfifffl THE AGGIE SOCIETY is an Organization for the promotion of Agri- cultural and Social Activities for students studying agriculture. The Society co-sponsored many worthwhile activities during the year, includ- ing the Annual F. F. A. Contest, and gave a barn dance during the latter part of the year for the entire student body. The members of this year's Society found their participation both educational and entertaining. As pictured they are: First row, left to right: Joe Williams, Robert Williams, Aubrey Prince, Thomas Mohon, Connie Coldiron, Kenneth Willmon. Second row: Rex Whittern, Bob Roberson, Bill Bunch. Third row: Russell Wilkie, Sam Grissom, Eddie Grose, Ken- neth Henson, Ronnie Hopkins, Charles Hopkins, J. B. Stigall, Enos Vann Instructor, Robert A. Hodges, Instructor. Fourth row: Leon Devine, Donald Ales, jerry Trotter, Bill Storms, Haskell Whitmire, and Bob Davis. 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H a as 1. i is. ...fs ,ae M as. if ., alnx s'Hf'1?wm5: wa Ls is as s 'terms-igs mwssg sal! ,fi x.,Y.7.,..5.... . .swf sfssssmgl-wig, sign . sm. riy.. QQJF. On this page are five pictures taken during the seventh annual F.F.A. Judging Contest which is sponsored by the College each year. Four hundred and forty- two boys from thirty-two chap- ters participated in this year's contest. The top picture on the left shows a group of the contes- tants judging a class of grain on the basis of its suitability for seeding purposes and the one on the right reflects considerable concentration on the part of entrants in determining the cor- rect identilication of grass and seed specimens which were a part of the Crops contest. The second picture from the top finds a group of livestock contestants studying a class of Hereford Heifers, one of seven classes judged in the Livestock contest. The third picture from the top finds a group of judges giv- ing the camera man their atten- tion just before beginning work on one of six classes of cattle placed in the Dairy contest. The lower picture caught a portion of the contestants gath- ered in front of the agriculture building just before lunch time. 13.3 xi, What' - A girl in Surve in GIRL How Wonderful Is this Science Thing? VALENTINE .M 11 ,X- agwkx asm M YZ: in mi I W W1 Eawg mm-.,s.ma am mxmawxssmig max mm- gsfwwm 5 BRE BE HE -miwsw M WH BRE H B 'gm wssgm. H Eekklwdm-. emi nm. Student Senate an f 2 L a d . ,. dw.-. X .un ails, V--..-.. Enid Trio s ,mga ex Dog Patch HHHWHYH HHHHQHHHHHHQHHQHHHH-H Hg H H H 'HH H HHH W ' H H i HN H --HHHHH HQHEUHH HHEQQHHH HHH ' HHH!! HWEEH BHQHKH H H H-HHH HHH H fs WWZHZHAH HHH L X' -fi-HH 1 H mi H HHH.-HH Eg . WBWFHE GENE Wi 'AE Q S H X 7- 1 Q25 I .... .,.,. HHH' -- ,.,. . 3 H gs H HH H 'HHH :gm H BH SE f HHH Q Hgjkiw MAH. H: ..,,. Wal E . 'T-A . W?W7F y..r.I 2W . . QHYQHNH-amizif YHHHWQ ' ,WEB WM z3H. .W is HH-H H-H Hwmfg- . ., K HHH 3 mm Q fi W HHN Q . f S17 WQSE M-Ywfiiwkv xml H H Ein? 1 2 Patina!! Klum lub THE INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB of Connors College was reactivated in September, 1950, and boasts a large increase in membership for this school year of 1952-53. The club is under the sponsorship of B. C. Huckleberry and C. L. Lombardi. Club officers are as fol lows: President, Donald Bunchg Vice-President, Johnnie Mooreg Secretary-Treasurer, Darrell Jamesg Refreshment Committee, Jack Treat. The purpose of the club is to stimulate higher standards in the Industrial Arts field to develop better leadership and fellowship among students on the campus, and to provide diversified recreation. The club goes on a field trip each year. The Industrial plants and schools to be visit ed are chosen by a majority vote of club members. WHILE LELAND ELLIS is demonstrating on the potters' wheel, Keith Colson is watch- ing closely as Mr. Lombardi explains the reason that co-ordinated skill is necessary to center and raise the piece into its iinal form. Clyde Parsons Jr. is shown in the background wedging the clay. Spraying glaze on the bisque ware is Kenneth james and admiring one of the experimental color combination pieces just taken from the kiln is Seigal Rogers. Pearl Coldiron and jennifer Wells are examining the pieces for defects and pleasing color combinations while Bernell Jiles is weighing one of the oxides necessary for color in glazes. Mr. Lombardi is the instructor. Q55 E HHJH U4 X U W HHN 'AZHHMHQMH EgHHHH--HHH E 1 H 5 1 H HH HH -HH! HH HHHHQLWHS A- -M area Wir.. HHH 1-1:5 H- H-HTHHH-Hi-HHHHHH ms www 55788 N, ' 'M H Hg HHH-HHHHHHXHH Bm EVE--E W-KE SEAS HHH Hs-H,-HH Hw - ,' 5 imaging? HHH HHH wg: :-1,1 Hnfg H- iid ,H .. EHH H'i3:H fHi:i. ... . N E H H Hr .. .- H HH HHH I H H . . H H H H A Q fi K X H HHH Zi H K5 K I H HH H Bi HK H H X f H 1 H HHHHHH H E f H iHHHH,H,.H H 53 W H EA Hg HH H H HH H KXBBH E W gsm mxm X HH H-H wi Y K E H HHHHH H H HHH H .. ,, . H I -11.- Hmfuznal Shop These are some of the students who have been enjoying learning how to do things. Some of the stu- dents in the class have made ar- ticles to sell to help pay their way through school. Belts and billfolds seem to be the class favorites. B. C. Huckleberry, instructorg Alvin Dearmore, Johnny Moore, Eddie Ward, Paul Walters, Bernell Jiles, Kenneth james, Dale Brown, Joe Shadell, Ken- neth Dann, Don Mabray, Donald From left to right, the members are? LaBass, and joe DeSoto. 3 ' THE FIRE DEPARTMENT at Connors State Agricultural College has proved to be a popular organiza- tion. Some of the boys said they joined the department for excitement, others because they could be ex- cused from class to go to a fire, and all of them agreed that they enjoyed the personal satisfaction of being able to help someone in distress. The Warner Waterworks Cooperative Association purchased some equipment for the fire-truck. Mr. C. Lombardi, the Industrial Arts Instructor, was chosen fire-chief. Mr. james and Mr. Gatlin from the Okmul- gee Fire Department came to Connors and gave instructions on how to use the fire-truck and equipment. Members of the squad are from left to right, FRONT ROW: Mr. C. Lombardi, Colonel Stites, George Palmer, Billy Acord. Seigel Rogers, jack Treat, and Donald Bunch. SECOND ROW: Bernell Jiles, Joe DeSoto, and Darrell James. THIRD ROW: Jim Zachary, Joe Garner, Gene Davis, Bob Strait, Johnny Moore, and Milton Armstrong. FOURTH ROW: Ray Prusa, Harold Cantwell, Keith Colson, and jack Everhart. this is ,-Q' is is . gas, .deli ,- I if, Captain Carter and Sergeant Smith welcome . Captain Frazier to the Campus 7 gfgiiif j ,gp fzf D01-is Archer Florence Greenwood Hong,-ary Comm! 1952 Honorary Colonel 1953 aalgmwmi THE RESERVE OFFICERS Training Corps unit, in its second year at Connors has developed into one of the outstanding junior College military organizations in the state. This year's Cadet Corps is organized as a battalion, consisting of three rifle companies and a battalion staff. Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Raymond Gann of Okay, the Battalion commander, has done an outstand- ing job commanding the unit and he and his staff are largely responsible for the high degree of training attained by the unit. The three companies of the battalion have been very capably commanded by J im Zachary, Wagoner, Darrell james, Checotah, and Leon Devine, Muskogee. 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Yours is a yearbook oub- lished with the skill and know-how backed by years of experience in the pub- lication of better school annuals. SEMCO COLOR PRESS l29 N.W. Third Street Oklahoma City Oklahoma B. L. SEMTNER, President PAUL BENNEI l, Manager YEARBOOK DEPARTMENT --1 .fe -rm. YAYAY Q Miss Patsy Goodner of Porum was chosen as Football Queen. Her attendants and their escorts were: Lenora Barton and Johnny Moore, Charlene Edwards and Russell Wilkie, Yvonne Stinnett and George Palmer, Florence Greenwood and J ack Everhart, Jeanie Vann and Kenneth Willmon, Emma Sue Amos and Gene Davis, Jerry Anderson Mabray and Milton Armstrong, jo Ann Mitchell and Connie Coldiron. Martha Gene Harrison was the flower girl and john Koch, the crown bearer, was her escort, ........ Q 1 5 1 Z Y Y:-aewzuuu.. - , - , . -.,. ., ,I MA :wi 'f'f 'SW 9 S 4 . -.ww av ,. Nw S, un vw... Z in sz sa ' , 3 2 f,,.1-,V xl . . '.,..,,- , V 1' fc , D' :- , if. L IEE? 2251? 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THE AGGIETTES FURNISHED enthusiastic support of the athletic contests on the campus and at the off-campus games, sponsored dances and pep rallies, and did the decorations for the football queen coronation. The following were elected as officers and pep leaders: President, Louise Mills, Vice-Presi- dent, Pearl Rector Coldirong Secretary-Treasurer, Jeannie Sharnbling Reporter, Peggy Reavisg Student Senate Representative, Doris Fine, Chief Cheer Leader, Jean Collingsg Assistant Pep- leaders, Doris Archer, and Lorene Worthamg Sponsor, Miss Libby Marshall. ctured below are the 1952-1953 Lettermen in Basketball and Football: FIRST ROW: Louis Henson Ken- th Willmon Jack Everhart, Jim Zachary, Kenneth Dann, Joe Young, Don Winkle, James Eddy, and Jbhnny oore SECOND ROW: Darrell Cue, Frank Krhut, Russell Wilkie, John Paul Jones, Keith Colson, Ray usa Bill Smlth, George Palmer, and Dean Eddy. THIRD ROW: Coach Tom Johnson, Alfred Ausmus Bob vis Raymond Gann, Mac Silvcrtooth, Gene Davis, Joe Garner, Paul Ables, Don Pearson, Wesley Jarman, wlm Harrison, and Coach Presley Askew. 421:-5 like NOVEMBER 26 DECEMBER 2 4 10 11-12-13 16 17 31 JANUARY 5 20 27 29 FEBRUARY 6 10 13 14 17 19 24 26 ,jpvfzia BAS KETBALL S CHEDULE Muskogee junior College Ft. Smith Junior College Bacone Ft. Smith Junior College Conference Tournament Northern Oklahoma A Be M Freshmen Muskogee Junior College Oklahoma City Freshmen Oklahoma City Freshmen' O.M.A. Murray Eastern A 85 M Murray Arkansas Freshmen Arkansas Freshmen Northeastern A 85 M Eastern A 87, M O.M.A. Northern Muskogee FtS ith CI' . m Warn Warner Miami Tonkawa Stillwater Warner Oklahoma City Warner Warner Warner Wilburton Tishomingo Sallisaw Rogers, Arkansas Warn Warn Cl' CI' Claremore Warn Members of the squad are: FIRST ROW: Kenneth Dann, Joe Young, Paul Walters, George Gatzman, J. B. Stigall, Joe De- Soto, Raymond Gann. SECOND ROW: Coach Presley Askew, Ray Prusa, Darrell Carr, Keith Colson, Henson, Rex Whittern, Billy Guffey, Don Butler, Wesley Jarman. er john Paul jones, Louis 6'a.4k2flvall THE CONNORS AGGIES of '52-'53 under the tutorship of former Arkansas University coach, Presley Askew, began their season by roaring past the Muskogee Junior College Panthers 67-41. Louis Henson, a returning letterman, took scoring laurels by canning 21 points. The Aggies then journeyed to Ft. Smith and trounced the Arkansas club 63-35. The askewites then began the Oklahoma Junior College Conference race by slipping past Bacone 58-49. It was then the Aggies felt the sting of defeat as Tulsa Frosh edged them 38-39 but they soon retaliated by walloping Ft. Smith Junior College 81-42. The Cowboys next went to Miami for the Oklahoma Junior College Conference Tournament. Playing their first game against Joplin Junior College the Aggies defeated them 78-67. With one victory in the tourney, Connors met Okmulgee A8uM Tech and scraped to a 47-38 win. The Aggies went into the finals against Coffeyville Junior College, with Ray Prusa, a transfer from Tulsa, connecting for ten points. The Aggies won the tournament 41-39. John Paul Jones, a classy freshman from Ft. Smith, Arkansas, won the tournament's most valuable play- er award and received a trophy for the honor. The Connors five then dropped two games to Northern Junior College 65-69, and Oklahoma ABLM Fresh 35-Sl. Connors then entertained Muskogee Junior College on their home fioor and defeated them 59-48 behind the shooting of John Paul Jones who connected for 18 points. The Cowboys engaged in a home- and-home series with the Oklahoma City University Fresh but lost both games by 42-53 and 41-52 scores. Back into the Conference race once again the Aggies trounced Oklahoma Military Academy 66-31 and the Murray Aggies 78-59. This brought Connors to one of the most important games of the season, against Eastern A8z.M of Wilburton. The contest was close all the way with both teams playing deliberate basketball. The count was knotted at 52-52 but, just as the buzzer sounded ending the game, a foul was called on the Aggies and so the game went on the books as 52-53 with Eastern coming out on top. The Aggies well remem- bered that score for the very next week they were defeated by Murray by the same identical score and under practically the same conditions. Connors got their first win from big school competition by nipping the Arkansas University Freshmen 40-39 in a game played at Sallisaw. However the next night at Rogers, Arkansas, the Razorbacks defeated the Aggies 69-71. The Eastern Mountaineers then invaded the Connors' gymnasium and eked out a 54-52 win over the Aggies! enter Raymond Gann,' another letterman led the scoring with 14 points. The Cowboys were still smartin from their defeat but still roared past the OMA Cadets 74-43. Freshman Joe DeSoto, a six foot-six inch center from Magnolia, Arkansas, hooked in 12 points to lead the Aggies. The Connors squad was determined to get revenge from the Northern Junior College Mavericks on their home court and defeated them 67-55. In their return game with Bacone the Aggies displayed very accurate shooting in whipping the Warriors 68-47. In the last conference game of the season the Aggies trimmed the Northeastern ABLM Vikings 71-60. Keith Colson, a five foot-nine inch freshman, tallied 21 points to cop scor- ing honors. This ended the regular season of play and the Aggies had won second place in the Oklahoma JUCO Con- ference. The team was invited to the National Regional tournament in Amarillo, Texas and to secure funds for attending the tournament the Aggies played a benefit game with the Rogers-Cole Hudson Hornets, an in- dependent team from Muskogee. The Aggies defeated the Hornets and obtained enough money from contribu- tions and ticket sales for the trip. The Aggies played Claredon Junior College, Claredon, Texas, in their first game and swept by them 68-55. This pitted them against favored Howard County Junior College. The Cowboys lost 55-61. Paul Walters and Ray Prusa, both Tulsa University transfers, led the scoring with 15 and 14 points respectively. Losing this put the team out of the running for the championship but they tangled with Arlington State of Arlington, Texas, for their final game. They were defeated 49-71 but still copped fourth place. Paul Walters made the all-tournament team. The Aggies had a season record of 18 wins and 11 losses. They also had a very fine defensive record of about 50 points per game. During the season the Connors squad were always ahead of their opponents in re- bounds, with each member ox' the squad getting his share. Squadmen included: Louis Henson, Kenneth Dann, Raymond Gann, Don Butler, John P. Jones, Paul Walters, Ray Prusa, Keith Colson, Darrell Carr, Don Pierson, Paul Ables, Joe DeSoto, J. B. Stigall, Rex Whittern, Joe Young, and Wesley Jarman served as trainer. Jnmfball Coach Tom Johnson's football charges with nine returning lettermen, started their season with a 40-0 win over Pittsburg Teachers College B team. The returning lettermen included: Milton Armstrong, Jack Ever- hart, Johnny Moore, George Palmer, Jim Zachary Chalf backsjg and Kenneth Wilmon, Connie Coldiion, Bob Davis and Russell Wilkey, linemen. The Aggies lost to Northeastern Vikings 13-40 at Miami. Against the Oklahoma Military Academy Cadets the Cowboys were edged 12-19. Playing the highly touted Bacone War- riors Connors displayed some very fine broken field running and with the exception of two passes did a very fine job on defense against the team that went to the Rose Bowl. Connors was defeated 27-40 but scored more against Bacone than Bacone's other opponents had scored. The Aggies had themselves a field day against Murray Aggies at Tishomingo and piled up the yardage as they romped Murray 33-7. Milton Armstrong, a halfback, ran 90 yards for one of the game's outstanding plays. With two conference games remaining, the Aggies were out of the running for the championship but kept up the fighting spirit and by defeating Northern 28-7 and Eastern A8rM 20-13 managed to cop third place behind Bacone and Northeastern. In one of the more thrilling games at home the Connors eleven edged the Southeastern State B squad 27-21. Coffeyville Junior College invaded the Connors field and walked away winners 33-14. This left Connors with a won-lost record of 5-4. Jack Everhart and Jim Zachary, both backs, were named to the Oklahoma Junior College all-conference team for their outstanding performance during the season. , Coach Johnson will have a nucleus of thirteen returning lettermen with which to build his 1953 squad. Those returning will be Alfred Ausmus, Henry Bledsoe, James Eddy, Derwin Folger, Joe Garner, Don Hayes, Rawlin Harrison, Frank Krhut, Mack Silvertooth, Bill Smith, Don Winkle, Jack Swicegood, and Joe Young. Jerry Zachary, a hard running fullback from Wagoner, was out all season with an injured leg but will be back for the coming season. jwiball FOOTBALL october 17 SCHEDULE September 18 PITTSBURG STATE B Ogtgbgf 23 Warner NORTHERN 'M' JUNIOR COLLEGE ' Warner MURRAY Tishomingo V: September 26 NORTHEASTERN A8aM Miami SOUTHEASTERN STATE November R October 2 Warner OKLAHOMA MILITARY ACADEMY Clafemofe COFFEVVILLE JUNIOR COLLEGE November 13 October 11 Warner BACONE Paul Ables Muskogee Milton Afmstfong E.:g:rlI??1i?rigLM Alfffzfi Ausmus Guard Hazfback Warner enter fl' -can W' gg, 3 Henry Bledsoe Don Butler Connie Coldiron Daryle CUC Jerry Cunningham Defensive Haliback Guard Guard Halfback Halfback vu- T' Bob Davis Gene Davis Dean Eddy James Eddy Jack Everhart Tackle End F ullback Guard Halfback football but l. 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