Coyle High School - Bluejacket Yearbook (Coyle, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1950 volume:

? To one whose loyalty and faithfulness are familiar to a host of former students and friends; to one whose love and sympathy has endeared her to all her students; to one who had a big part in shaping the ideals and characters of seven of the twelve of us who have attempted to make this annual; and to one whom we hope will continue to be a part of this school and this community for many years to come— We the staff of the BLUEJACKET for 1950 dedicate this ann- ual to Miss Ruth Henthorn, principal of the Coyle Grade School and a teacher in this system for the past 21 years. f ' •f. s :-.••• v •yVA v.„ u v . W. .vrA v% v .s .. WLVLVU,., WWW V A w.vw v ■A ...v. v A P Hi • . � • VV .-. ■•••-•••••. I VV. %; •. -v. • ‘•X If 5 V ' ml IK J W u ■% %. % %% % u N ! N vO w± 11 % Vv. % v A ;V v a •V.V . ••• r IV V. fc :•: 1 i- i: t ys $ • • 1 i s aaatffigr- •N .y A ' y y ' i i W ' 6 .-•••• ij«B Board Of Education Keith Dobson President Darrel Thomas Member Otis Graham Vice President W.D. Daniel Superintendent Alvin Moorma. Clerk Jack Coker Member v Y . «� S. ‘ ifV, . . ✓ .« - ?.a.X .- : r ••:•••- a f«=a A V-. w.- X V ••• ... . • v .. •• .• • m c i — ' o � % V N.F. Gregory ‘h W.D. Daniel a 1 i Esther Hitt Vlcle Blackburn Lowell Shaw Mary Ellen Benson Ruth Henthorn ■m Laura Nay e ft. T d ; W.A. Wilson | Merl Legg ) Vera Mlkesell Martha Hedgecock N.F. Gregory...... W.D. Daniel....... Ruth Henthorn..... Laura Nay......... Esther Hitt....... Vide Blackburn... Herl Legg........ W.A. Wilson...... Lowell Shaw...... Mary Ellen Benson Vera Mlkesell.... Martha Hedgecock.. Bachelor of Science....................H.S. Principal Central State College Shop-History Master of Education..........Superintendent Unlv. of Oklahoma English Master of Science................Elementary Prln. A. M. College 3rd Wth Grades Bachelor of Science....................Math Bachelor of Science Home Ec. Home Ec. A. M. College Bachelor of Science Home Ec.........English A. M. College Science Bachelor of Science................Commerce S.E.S. College Social Science Bachelor of Science..............Vocational Agri. Agriculture Education A. M. College Master of Education.......7th 8th Grades A. M. College H. S. Coach Life Elementary...........5th 6th Grades C.S.T. College Bachelor of Science...... � th 5th Grades A. M. College Life Elementary..................2nd Grade C.S.T. College Bachelor of Music...................Primary H.S.T. College, Ark. MAIN BUILDING Ingle Bus Carrier $c Bus Cloris Trorapler Glee Club l-2- + Jr. Sr. Plays +-H Club 2-3 Paper Staff + Annual Queen + Queen Attendant 2 Mary Williams Glee Club 1-2-3- + Paper-Annual Staff + Class Officer 3- + Jr. Sr. Plays Queen Attendant + Honor Society 3-i+ Queen Attendant + +-H Club 2-3 Glee Club 1-2-'+ Jr. Sr. Play Paper Staff + Carolyn Freudenberger Class Officer ♦ Pep Club 3 Glee Club 1-3- + Paper Staff + Queen Attendant 2 Jr. Sr. Plays +-H Club 1-2-3- + Wendell Nobbe F.F.A. 3- + Baseball 2-3- + Basketball 3-1+ Annual-Paper Staff C Club 3-U Class Officer 2- + Jr. Sr. Plays Bonnie Smith Basketball 1-3 Paper-Annual Staff + Class Officer 2-3 Pep Club 3 C Club 2-3- + Glee Club 1 Jr. Sr. Plays Honor Society 2- + Salutatorian i+ Betty Coker Annual-Paper Staff Basketball l-2-3-1+ C Club 2-3-'+ +-H 1-2-3- + Pep Club 3 Class Officer 1-2-3 Jr. Sr. Plays Honor Society 1-3- + Valedictorian Mildred Bucke +-H 1-2-3- + Glee Club 1-2- + Paper Staff + Pep Club 3 Queen Attendant + Jr. Sr. Plays 2nd in State- Meat Judging Freddie Carnes F.F.A. 3- + Jr. Sr. Plays Jessie Durgan Glee Club 1-2- + Basketball 1-2-3- + +-H Club 1-2-3- + Annual-Paper Staff Class Officer 3 Jr. Sr. Plays F.F.A. Queen + C Club 1-2-3 Pep Club 3 Helen Hamilton Glee Club 2-3-'+ Class Officer 2 Jr. Sr. Plays Annual-Paper Staff + Baseball 1-2-3- + Basketball 2-3- + F.F.A. + Annual-Paper Staff + Jr. Sr. Plays Class Officer 1-2- + C Club 2-3-W Honor Society 1-2 Wilma Jean Franklin Attended Burbank 1-2-3 Glee Club + Senior Play SENIOR PLAY HE COULDN'T MARRY FIVE Connie Earton..............The Mother........ Raloh Barton,..............The Father........ April Barton.........♦The oldest daughter.... May Barton..............The next in line.... June Barton..................The third....... Taris Barton...............The fourth........ Leona Barton.............The youngest........ Granny Barton..........Mr. Barton s Mother... Etta Barton............Mr. Barton’s sister... Donald Regan.....The son of Mr. Barton's Boss Donald Regan Sr..........Mr. Barton's Boss.., Mrs. Donald Regan Sr.....Donald's Mother.... Marmaduke Jones..............Butler.......... Prompter..................................... .......Bonnie Smith ......Keith Smalley ........Betty Coker ......Jessie Durgan .....Helen Hamilton ..•...Mary Williams ......Mildred Bucke Carol Freudenberger ....Cloris Trompler ......Wendell Nobbe .....Freddie Carnes .Ruth Majdrs .....Freddie Carnes .....Wilma Franklin Act I. Locality: A small town in the midwest. Time: The present, Late spring. About four-thirty PM Act II. A few minutes after 6:00 P.M. Immediately following the climax of act one. Act III. Three days later, about 10 A.M. Act IV. Curtain Call Eueliene Barnes Donna Lou Churchill 7 Charles Downey Jack Bailey J.W. Schneider J Fannie Bentley $ ' i Betty Hunt Donna Davis Earl Watkins LaNorma Domstead Bill Whitmore Lyle Allison Don Mary Luster Dry Percy Carrier Frances Pearce Doris Warren Eugene Goble JUNIOR PLAY MEET UNCLE SALLY Ben Blayne........a young lawyer.....Raymond Hicks Betty Blayne.his sister.................Donna Davis Jenny...... ,„a Swede cook..........Euellene Barnes Sally Sherwood ....a college student...Doris Warren Bob Durant.,.,.., Betty’s fiancte......Percy Carrier Snorkins.... -. 6 .A Cockney butler....Bill Whitmore Elaine Durant.....Ben's fiancfee..Charlene Henderson Aunt Dorinda..,.Eob and Elaine’s aunt..JoAnn Thomas Dr. Jimmy Snodgrsss..,.an osteopath....John Schneider Miss Muggs.....Dean of Ketcham College...Mary Dry Reverend Wright.......A preacher..........Joe Sexton William Hawkins.Ben and Betty's Uncle.Eugene Nottingham Time: Early autumn. Place: A small mid-western city. Playing Time: Full evening. SYNOPSIS OF ACTS Act I® Living-room at the Elaynes’, about four-thirty of an autumn afternoon. Act II. Same as Act I. One hour later. Act III. The same- Three minutes later. Act IV. Curtain Call BAKER'S ROYALTY PLAY - • • -X • I • • • • I • r . fr • « 4 « • • • • • • i r • f 4 I • f • • r « • • i • • • • ♦ • • • • • • •VAV .WNVW V — ■ '•wv ' v. . w.w • '' «V.1 ...... c-V-O- Jc, --C. J'%? « % � ; I • ;• 4 • n •- • i •V fc T •• •• w s • • • 4 V- % % r i % % •• Betty Park Beulah Majors Neila Mast Opal Stafford Colleen Stewart Margaret Hunt George Cowger Charles Arnett Johnny Flasch -4 jr v ■ ahv� V X y • • '• • • V • � A H ri IT i' .v • .••• • V. ‘ -v V- V v.. .. '.- . ; ' ' • . V-‘ MM -5 ,1«?. •: t:. v D V ■ ;J w -va� o� t- ,.-•• • . j • . ' vVx v. .-. • rw W y ■ ..; • -y . . - y V- • lAV-j v- • ..-. •” .. v; -.v VifW'V tr:- Bentie Sorrels Carl Cantrell Ralph Norton Barbara Stanbrough Merle Yiengst ■ Will Rogers Blackburn v f Lawrence Carrier Mary Jane Renaker Bob Sherman ! Russell Dobson Mary Flasch Patricia Thomas Dewayne Wagoner Joan Flasch LeRoy Schneider U Dewelton Cantrell Elane Smith Mary Ann Ross Bazeau Swain Don Carnes Paul Boyd Don Coffman Marion Barne s Virginia Smith Eva Wheeler David Rassmussen Not Pictured: Juanita Ingle Julia McNamer Initiation Beauty Line The Winners Freshmen—and How!! Headed For Town The Last Line-Up... UOHP 1 Thank Goodness • v i v •'•.•.❖X A I • f • A • v • ‘ ' V • .■ •sV -' ' '■ •■•■■'•'• ... ■•: a. VA .Wv .'v , S’ ..vwm..v.-.y.,:of-: i;, •: ............. i i � taWm .%• V.v.. v- vOv • � OW •� •wwww :: • x -• • .■ • y. • %% � • • FIFTH — SIXTH GRADE FIFTH-SJXfH GRADE i «st Row: Mrs. Shaw, Nancy Shellhammer, Norma June Adams, Patricia Dobson, Ethel Majors, Rose Ann Downey, Katherine Minnich, Carol Jo Bieberdorf, Kathryn Dobson. Second Row: Johnny Williams, Kenneth Higgins, Arleta Coffman, Obert Ingle, Margaret Roberts, Ray Cowger, Lloyd Biggs, James Freudenberger, Boobie Moorman, Ida Belle Hay. Third Row: Kathryn Shellhammer, Thomas Hambrook, Eva Bucke, Jimmy Williams, Dorothy Snellhammer, Max Warren, Bobby Joe Matheson, David Creager, Dick Creager, William Park, Mike Smith. SEVENTH-EIGHTH GRADE First Row: Mr. Wilson, Donna Disney, Ben Moss, Mary Lou Sullins, Richard Downey, Faye Biggs, Barbara Stafford, Trula Majors, Robert Majors. Second Row: Elizabeth Vfoodard, Semmie Dawson, Delda Leonard, Max nagan, Anna Bucke, Wesley Majors, Hazel Cowger, Virginia Baze. .xird Row: Donald Moorman, Clark Rounds, Jerry Stewart, Max Davis, Marilee Brown, Donald Bieberdorf, Leon Domstead, Joe Downey, Bobby Hay, Carolee Ecwen THIRD — FOURTH GRADE THIRD-FOURTH GRADE First Row: Miss Henthorn, Charles Mack Evans, Gareld Higgins, Ruth Long, Susie Dobson, Patricia Lowe, Kathryn Flasch. Second Row: Linda Flasch, Robert Park, Melvin Graham, Jeanne Freudenberger, Billy Page, Deanna Henson. Third Row: Carolyn Cowan, Thelma Bucke, Larry Moorman, Charles Majors, Geraldine Hambrook, Geraldine Morgan, Sammy Joe Baze. Not Pictured: Velma Bucke, Neva Longan. FOURTH-FIFTH GRADE First Row: Mrs. Benson, Jimmy Long, Mary Downey, Warren Long, Lloyd Coburn, Lena Beck, Sue Barnes. Second Row: Patsy Sexton, Nancy Long, Lewis Cantrell, Esther Boyce, Ronald Stewart, Lcnney Brown, Virginia Graham. Third Row: Jimmy Palovik, Sammy Stewart, Shirley Rae Parsel, Henry •Stafford, Donald Roberts, Mary Jane Hay, Ronnie McCamey, Raymond ..'off man. :t Pictured: Bobby Birdsong, Jimmy Graves.. SECOND GRADE SECOND-GRADE list Row: (L. to R.) Mrs. Mikesell, Wayne Crowder, Dalton Bergund- thal, Artie Clark, Beverly Parsel, Oramel Majors, Jana Daniel. second Row: Danah Higgins, Johnny Beck, Dean Matheson, Raymond majors, Dolly Downey, Darrell Rasmussen, Max Foster. Third Row: Roena Whitmore, Charles Adams, George Sexton, Douglas Arnett, Larry Longan, Charles Gunkel, Alice Warren. Not Pictured: Glennda Bentley, Donna Bentley, Shelia Birdsong, Rosalie Flasch, Betty Disney. FIRST GRADE First Row: Mrs. Hedgecock, John Page, Mary Majors, Irving iambrook, Linda Vancovering, Lar y Lowe, Connie Silvers, Ronnie Jhellhammer. Second Row: Becky Hutchinson, Gene Crowder, Barbara Clark, Vernon Graham, Lucy Long, Jackie Roberts, Ricky Gunkel. Pot Pictured: Kay Campbell, Geuene Vassar. A BOYS BASKETBALL ■irst Row: Harry Mikesell, Edward Ford, Davie Pyle, Pat Smalley, [ Keith Smalley. Id.,, Bow: Dor. Las ter, Wendell Knobbe, Perk Carrier, Bill Erwin, J.D. Longan, Coach Wilson. B BOYS BASKETBALL - rst Row: Lyle Allison, J.W. Schneider, Charles Downey, David Rassmussen, Bob Sherman. Second Row: Cecil Erwin, Johnny Flasch, Elane Smith, Ceorge Covger, Bill Whitmore, Coach Wilson. Coyle Coyle Coyle Coyle Coyle Coyle Coyle Coyle Coyle Coyle Coyle Coyle Coyle Coyle Coyle Coyle Coyle Coyle Coyle Coyle Coyle Coyle Coyle Coyle Coyle Coyle Coyle---------kO Tryon------2 7 Carney------26 Tryon-------17 Carney------13 Sumner------25 Morrison----36 Orlando-----29 Red Rock----23 Morrison----50 Mulhall-----kl Ripley------27 Deer Creek-38 Red R6ck—38 Arcadia-----31 Yale--------35 Mulhall-----3Y Perkins-----37 Eureka------21 Sumner------bj Sumner------71 Glenco------k3 Orlando—--4-2 D£er Creek-5l Glenco------31 Arcadia-----53 Mulhall-----38 Mulhall-----bl A BOYS SCORES -21 -bO -27 -2k -23 -32 -lk -25 -26 -3g -38 -15 -20 -22 -25 -25 -28 -33 -kl -38 -21 -30 -lk -Ik -kO -30 DISTRICT M-l CHAMPS GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM First Rows JoAnn Thomas, Betty Coker, LaNorma Domstead, Bonnie Lcngan, Fannie Bentley. ;;;econd Row: Opal Stafford, Mary Dry, June Alderson, Jessie Durgan, Donna Davis, Coach Wilson. Third Row: Carolyn Freudenberger, Betty Flynt, Merle Yiengst, Francis Pearce. Coyle Coyle Coyle Coyle Coyle Coyle Coyle Coyle Coyle Coyle Coyle Coyle Coyle Coyle' Coyle' Coyle Coyle' Coyle' Coyle' Coyle' Coyle- Coyle- Coyle- Coyle- Coyle- Coyle SCORES ---16 Tryon-------2k ----27 Carney------32 ----18 Tryon-------16 ----30 Carney------23 -----6 Sumner------2k ----18 Morrison----30 ----28 Orlando-----37 ----19 Red Rock----22 ----11 Morrison----17 ---21 Mulhall-----26 ----32 Ripley------28 ---20 Deer Creek-23 ---35 Red Rock—30 ---ll+ Quay--------28 ----12 Mulhall-----2k ---19 Perkins-----20 ---28 Sumner------37 ---I1 Deer Creek-22 ---26 Perkins----2L- ---19 Sumner------35 ---31+ Glenco------15 ---23 Orlando----30 ---15 Deer Creek-11 ---36 Glenco------15 ---28 Mulhall----52 DISTRICT FINALS ---23 Ripley.....17 Coyle REGIONAL 27 Drumright—33 £ JR. HIGH BASKETBALL TEAMS JR. HIGH BASKETBALL TEAMS GIRLS First Row: Mary Jane Renaker, Barbara Stanbrough, Betty Flynt, Merle Yiengst, Pat Thomas. Second Row: Bonnie Bailey, Mary Flasch, Juanita Ingle, Joan’. Flasch, Coach Wilson. • BOYS First Row: Don Coffman, Bentie Sorrels, Russel Dobson, Will Rogers Blackburn, Marion Barnes. Second Row: Dewayne Wagoner, Ross Swain, LeRoy Schneider, Lawerence Carrier, Ralph Norton, Doc Whitmore. I’hird Row: Elane Smith, Coach Wilson. GRADE BASKETBALL TEAMS GRADE BASKETBALL TEAMS GIRLS First Row: Delda Leonard, Faye Biggs, Barbara Stafford, Mary Lou Sullins, Elizabeth Woodard, Donna Disney. Second Row: Carolee Bowen, Anna Bucke, Trula Majors, Marilee Brown, Hazel Cowger, Virginia Baze, Coach Wilson, BOYS First Row: Ben Moss, Richard Downey, Max Dunagan, Sammie Dawson, Leon Domsteadc Second Row: Donald Bieberdorf, Max Davis, Joe Downey, Jerry Stewart, Donald Moorman, Coach Smalley. Lrd Row: Coach Wilson. w 4 BASEBALL First Rows Dewayne Wagoner, Cecil Erwin, Ralph Norton, Bill Erwin, J.D. Longan. Second Rows O.K. Shellhammer, Johnny Flasch, Herby Smith, Marion Barnes, Edward Ford, Wendell Nobbe, J.W. Schneider, Lawrence Carrier, George Cowger. Third Row: David Rassmussen, Davie Pyle, Harry Mikesell, Perk Carrier, Keith Smalley, Don Luster, Lyle Allison, Pat Smalley, Coach Wilson. SOFTBALL First Row: Bonnie Bailey, Merle Yiengst, Pat Thomas, Frances Pearce, Donna Davis, Loretta Silvers, Neila Mast, Juanita Ingle Second Row: Jessie Durgan, Carol Freudenberger, Barbara Stan- brough, June Alderson, Bonnie Longan, Mary Helen Roberts, Mary Jane Renaker. Third Row: Coach Wilson, Fannie Bentley, LaNorma Domstead, Beulah Majors, Mary Dry, Opal Stafford, JoAnn Thomas, Betty Flynt Basketball Queen Carnival Queen iffvf • • «v� A� v’if,- . C Nr � N: • s' - ' • • ' • ■ .' A-.V � .VV v f.vv iyj-y.-X ••'• • ■ .■:•. 'X ,. ,... X «■ V : v SSSF , ■ ■• v V v:N.vww .v, ••- � ■' First Row: Cecil Erwin, Herby Smith, Dewayne Wagoner, Bill Erwin. Second Row: Mr. Legg, David Rassmussen, Edward Ford, Bill Whitmore, Wendell Nobbe, Charles Downey, J.W. Schneider, Percy Carrier, Elane Smith, Harry Mikesell. Third Row: O.K. Shellhammer, Will Rogers Blackburn, Lyle Allison, Eugene Goble, Keith Smalley, Davie Pyle, Dewelton Cantrell, Earl Watkins, Freddie Carnes, Russell Dobson, Fourth Row: Bobby Sexton, Ralph Norton, Johnny Flasch, Marion Barnes, Joe Sexton, Pat Smalley, Bob Sherman, Bentie Sorrels, Don Coffman, LeRoy Schneider. Fifth Row: J.D. Longan, Lawerence Carrier, Don Luster, Charles Arnett, George Covger, Don Carnes, Carl Cantrell, Ross Swain. F. F. L Queen F. F. A. HIGHLIGHTS Plane Smith's grand champion steer at the Logan County Spring Livestock show was the high point of success for the Coyle F. F. A. during the school year 19 9-1950. Another proud moment was when the boys from Coyle placed fourth out of crty teams au the annual State Soil Judging Contest at Hedplains Experiment Station, Guthrie. At the same contest Eill Whitmore, F.F.A. secretary placed second in competition with more than +00 individuals. At the couty far in ohe fall of 19 9 our boys received seven purple grand champ- r awards. Besides these there were many entries in the tor three places of their own classes. In the purple wore Charies iCownoy v.ith his Milking Shorthorn heifer, a Duroc gile, and a junior Dune bear; Elane Smith with his Hereford steer, Hereford cow, a pc ; of chickens, and an individual hen; and Wendell Nobbe with his grand champion Holstein heifer. Coyle F.F.A. boys brought bacl£ a total of 38 ribbonssfrom the county fair. Spring Livestock Show time brought fourth still more winn- ings. Elane Smith's Hereford was grand champion steer of the en- tire county show, George Cowger's Duroc barrow was champion of his breed, Charles Downey showed the champion Duroc gilt, and Wendell Nobbe again placed grand champion with his Holstein heifer. F.F.A. boys performed many services for the community during tie year. Some of these included vacinating livestock, testing milk, pruning fruit trees, testing soil, and others. In addition to class room and on the farm training in var- ious phases of Agriculture, Coyle Boys enrolled in Vocational A r'culture gained actual experience in carpentary, plumbing, c't'trical wiring, and concrete work while helping to complete ti.o n i: Agriculture building. Wendell Nobbe...President Charles Downey..Vice President Bill Whitrore...Secretary John Schneider..Treasurer Fercy Carrier,Repbrt6r Edvard Ford.-Senteniel Pat Smalley...Parlimentarian Marl Legg.....Advisor Annual Staff ANNUAL STAFF Seated: Bonnie Smith and Betty Coker. Standing: Wendell Nobbe, Mary Williams, Keith Smalley, Helen Hamilton, Freddie Carnes. THF. BLUEJACKET STAFF Editor.............................................. Betty Coker Assistant Editor........................................Betty Hunt Class Editor ....................................... .Mary Williams Assistant Class Editor.............................. Frances Pearce Activity Editor.................................... Wendell Nobbe Assistant Activity Editor.......................... .Euellene Barnes Athletic Editor.................................... .Keith Smalley Assistant Athletic Editor............................ .Perk Carrier Business Manager....................................Helen Hamilton Assistant Business Manager.....................................Fannie Bentley Secretary.......................................... Bonnie Smith Assistant Secretary............................Charlene Henderson Advertising Manager...........................................Freddie Carnes Assistant Advertising Manager..................................Bonnie Longan C CLUB First Row: Mr. Wilson, Frances Pearce, Donna Davis, Jessie _ Durgan, Eetty Coker, Bonnie Longan. Second Row: Bill Erwin, Percy Carrier, Bonnie Smith, Don Luster, Fannie Bentley. Third Row: Keith Smalley, Wendell Nobbe, Edward Ford, Davie . Pyle, Pat Smalley. • • JUNIOR PLAY PICTURES Honor Sociotv GLEE CLUB r t tea ■ -HONOR SOCIETY rat::.-] .r:! ;.:ty . « i :-r'- •' Seated: Neila Mast and Fannie Bentley. tn. 4 ■ . • ■ ■ Standing: Betty Park, Billy June Alderson, Merle Yiengst, :i EuelLGne.-Earhds, Bonnie Smith, Bill Whitmore, Mary Williams, Betty Coker. ani;.. J .•'I:..n £ i X n l h :, 4 t:o; I..:.. . GLEE CLUB - • gc;J , 0, ' ■ ■'•••' 1 j - • First Row: Colleen Stewart, JoAnn Thomas, Margaret Hunt, Helen Hamilton , Betty Hvinfc, Frances Pearce, Opal Stafford, Mary Dry, Merle Yiengst, Mrs. Hedgecock. -iai..i ... ’ . .i-.i Second Row: Bonnie Bailey, June Alderson, Donna Davis, Cloris Trompler, Mary Rohehtsy Gledyth Ingle, Mary Jane Renakerr « Juanita Ingle, Beulah Majors, Barbara Stanbrough, Pat Thomas, Charlene Henderson, . ; , ' ► Third Row: Oneta BJrby,: Bet.ty Park, Buth Majors, Carolyn Freu-• denberger, Mildred Bucke, Jessie Durgan, Mary Ann Bazeau, Mary Williams, Doris Warren, Donna Churchill, Neila Mast, Eva • Wheeler, Julia McNamer. . • ■ • 1. I) as t -dUJTld SCRAMBLE PAGE 29. Oh You Kid 2. That way 30.. Where's Harry 3, Suprised . 31. Beauty and the Beast. W Pretty Boy 32. Beauty and the-Beast: 5. Hang On 33. Beauty and the Beast 6. I dropped my dolly in the 31+. two of a Kind dirt 7. Sober Senior 8. Mrs. Biby 9. Where’s a Man 10 Don Hearthrob Luster ’ 11. Three in One . 12. Let ’ s go this way ’! 13. Ain’t we cute l . Posing 15. Don’t Fail 16. Day Dreaming 17« Going to study 18. Busy 19. Play Ball 0. Busy 21. Soft Scat c-2. Buddies 23. Tired ?b. Looky 25. You Two 26. Ready 27. Working? 28. The Gang’s All Here 35« The 1953 Gift to the Women 36. Cousins 37. Miss Junior Secretary 38. Herbie 39 Grand Champion . an bO Leaning 1. Where’s Freddie? b2. Take your pick 3« Smiley • ¥+• Perk +5. Bat Boy Hold it b7. Going Somewhere l+8. Heavy weight class +9. Initiation 50. Another Bum 51. Tighter 52. Hungry 53 Look Here 5b, Who 55. Glad to see your back 56. Mr. Peavey’s Soda Jerker -x-vw.. ••. vwv..,..... ... . AWVVAW ........... L„s.-- W V VX vW. ... .Avvv. . . . V hdoriv... Peak of the meal is a cup of fine coffee . . . and Sherman Exqui- site Blend is the choice of the sa- gacious buyer because it assures utmost guest pleasure. 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Sales Oliver Service Finest in farm Machinery 3x1 N. Wentz Guthrie 0, B. Burst World's Best Farm Machinery Sales Service Tractors Farm Equip. iMctor Trucks Refrigators Parts Accessories Phone 5k3 Guthrie •re you had a ride in the New .Arifty-Nifty 1950 Studebaker? uuyied ahead for years to come Noske Motors Across from Post Office Stillwater C. J. Nelson-Oldsmobile Make a date with the 88 Visit our paint Body shop Factory service factory parts in Olds new Home at 2nd Cleveland Phone 313 Guthrie Douglas Food Market Home of Good Food Quality Foods for Good Meals • • • • r. • i i « •� •• • • %; • • • • • ••••• • 11 •• % i . • t i • . : r- : • • s • • • • • • • • •Y •' � • . - A «|« . 14 4 . • ■ ■ I • J t V • T • c L_i J 1 cn oo CO ( ) 1 L—1 C_J C— ) CO The Editor wishes to thank all who had a part in printing this annual and not on the staff: Herby Smith, Coyle Business men, and all other Adv- ertising Companys, CLIFT FURNITURE The Store of Nationally Known Furniture 116-118 East Ninth Avenue Stillwater, Oklahoma � . 77c' O ybcL V ' v'O J S -A '. 6c 2 2 s 'S (0 SY t t . s j t f y t yf j-rO.' A- v 7 y ' -r ' : £ V V '• ■' ■ A(Jd.y.'C--' £ ■ • 77. (■J-i , , _ .( i. C4.V'U-j. ' ioZ 'O w 7 y- i y • 0 7 CM 7i L S Q. ML, . tfrM : O UJ P fS-6-?1 ZsjL 7 WUAutM osr.fA. Y LXkA £ ? 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ST I1ATI0I1AL BAI1K COULE OKLfl HOniR i i congratulationi; sr: '2OFGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '50 LOIIGPir s snniTfipy SERVill | FOOD cTfiiinn j i n itui 1 fllRIMT CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ‘50 niflRTiirs CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS COLJLE DRlJ GOODS PRODUCE t t I f I • I 1 t • « 9 t : • • I • • •• r « i • • , 4 • • i ft 1 • • • 1 f r t i : i f : M • - - - • — • • r f 4 V._J . .■� CLASS WILL Be it known to all concerned that we, the members of the Sen- ior of Coyle High School, Coyle, Oklahoma, being sound in body and very brilliant in mine and all very good looking, do bestow upon our beloved but inexperienced schoolmates the following properties which we believe will be of no value in the future. First, to the faculty we leave the Junior Class (Egad not that). To the members of the Junior Class, the sincerest hope and wishes that some day they will be great-minded, distinguish- ed, intelligent and noble as the Senior Class of 1950. To the Sophmores wo leave all broken window panes and broken ciricid.x s • To the Freshmen, the right to carve their initials on their desks as well as some of the members of the school board. Betty Coker wills her four years in the office to Don Carnes, (he spends most of his time there any way). Bonnie Smith wills her height to Bonnie Bailey so she can play basketball, Freddie Carnes wills his dearest girl friend (Earl Watkins) to anyone who wants him and his grades to Bill Whitmore. Keith Smalley wills his ability to remain true to one girl friend tc Charles Downey and Edward Ford. Wendell Nobbe wills his Clark Gable acting ability to Charles Arnett. Jessie Durgan wills her affections for Mr. Gregory to Betty Flynt. Mildred Bucke wills her excellent health and appetite to Opal Stafford and Mary Dry. Mary Williams wills her ability to sing to George Cowger and Cecil Erwin. Wilma Franklin wills her smile to Billie June to replace her frown. Helen Hamilton wills her ability to get along with study hall teachers to Donna Davis, Ruth Majors wills her quiet disposition to Bentie Sorrels and DeWaync Wagoner—they'll probably need it too. Cloris Trorapler wills her typing ability to JoAnn. Carol Freudenberger wills her love for horses to Charlene Lenderson and her height to Bob Sherman. To those, the heirs we leave the sincere hope that you will a u these properties to your best ability. S i gned rr a uJ ) itnesses Mtn sses a Signed and sealed before me this day of May, 1950. My Commiss- ion expires Monday, March 18, 1999 at l£ minute past 12:00 p.m. • •• • r • • • • • • • ft • • • 1 • • t • 1 • • u • • • • • • • • • 4 + ft • • • • • •• ••• • % t • • • • • • • • 1 i w • • • • to • 4 •• •• i ,; 71 • . 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We decided to attend the premiere of The Great Lover, one of New Yorks most popular stage plays. Playing the leading role was Wendell Nobbe Closer observation revealed that his leading lady was Mildred Bucke. Latest news revealed that Wendell and Mildred we married and the proud parents of twin boys. After an exciting train trip to Chicago we found that Freddie was still a slave to the three B's, Babes, Beer, and Black Cigars. After arriving in Chicago we went to the beauty parlor. There complete with freckles was Wilma Franklin. She told us that she cane to Chicago several years ago and her husband is a doctor there. The body demands food so we went around the corner to Joe's Bar and Grill. There was Helen Hamilton who came to Chicago after Bud lost his job as bus driver at Coyle. When we started home we tuned in on one of the local stations and there was Mary Williams singing. The gossip reporter was Carolyn Freudenberger who was giving everybody the low down. We find Betty Coker is in charge of a large printing company. In the type we finnally dug up Bill Jacobs. In a hat shop we found Cloris Trompler and Ruth Majors model- ing the hats. Wo see Bonnie is still riding the bus to see- her beloved. Just happened to notice there was a couple of little Smitties riding with her. EVANS FOOD MARKET PHONE f5 11 A COMPLETE STORE Quality Foods Everyday Low Prices FEEDS----SEEDS --FERTILIZERS— We Buy Eggs, Poultry, Cream A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE CONGRATULATIONS CLASS of 50 And to the faculty and student body of Coyle School. You have made praise worthy Progress and we are proud of you THE CALENDAR AtkitiST 29- Enroll 3 _ —Classes Ecgin SEPTEMBER 2-Initiation 9-Tryon There (Baseball) 23-Tryon Here OCiOBER 21-Tryon There (Basketball) 25-Carney There NOVT:MBER i+-Tryon Here 8-Cc rney Here 11-Sumner Here 15-Morrison There l8-0rlando There 22- Red Rock Here 23- Out for Thanksgiving DECEMBER 6-Junior Play 8-9-10-Jr. H. Tourn. Here 13-Morrison Here l6 Mulhall Here 20-Ripley There 2 .-Deer Creek Here 23-Out for Christmas Vacation JANUARY 6-End of First Semester 9- Second Semester Begins 10- Ripley Here 12- Yale Tourn. 13- Muihall Here 17-Perkins There 19-Tourn. at Mulhall 2 +-Perkins Here 27-Sumner There 31-Glenco Here FEBRUARY 3-0rlando Here 7-Deer Creek There 9- Edmond Tourn. 10- Glenco There 1 +-Arcadia There 15-Sophmore Party 20-Mulhall Here 23-2l+-25-Dist. Tourn. Here 27- Baseball Begins 28- F.F.A. Broadcast MARCH 2-Regional Tourn. Drumright 16-Girls Basketball Party 2 f-Stillwater Here (Baseball) 28-Guthrie There 30-F.F.A. Banquet APRIL --Orlando Here 5-Mulhall Here 7- 0rlando There (Softball) 8- tf-H Rally 11-Guthrie Here lU-Senior Play 18-Glee Club Concert 21-Senior Cake Walk 25-Senior Tea 28-Jr.-Sr. Banquet MAY 2-0rlando There 7- Baccalaureate 8- Sr- Leave on Trip 11- Sr, Return from Trip 12- C ommenc ement 12-School is Out • • • I� w