Coyle High School - Bluejacket Yearbook (Coyle, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1951 volume:

Nelson F. Gregory, Principal Of Coyle High School Mr. Gregory's unselfish interest in all the activities of our school nd his sincere regard for all the students has endeared him to all who know him. We fe-'l it is an honor for us to ded- icate the 51 Bluejacket to so good a man as Nelson F. Gregory. The Annual Staff 51 Bluejacket e 1 Wlio PI 3A e ? ZJ o Oo(Y c MAIN BUILDING Yiongst Howard Biggs Drain Boyce BOARD OP EDUCATION Jack Coker Otis Graham Alvin Moorman Harry Minnich Darrel Thomas Vicie Blackburn Lowell Shaw Minnie Jones Juanita Dvorak N.F. Gregory..... W.D. Daniel...... Ruth Henthorn.... Laura Nay........ Vicie Blackburn.. Lowell Shaw...... Minnie Lee Jones. Juanita Dvorack.. R.G, Muncie...... J.A. Stringer.... V.C. Jewel....... Velma H. Ward.... .Bachelor Of Science............ Central State College .Master Of Education............ Univ. Of Oklahoma .Master Of Science.............. A. M. College .Bachelor Science............... A. M. College .Bachelor Of Science............ Southeastern State College .Bachelor Of Science............ Central State College .B.S. Major in Education........ Minor-Art. Southwestern Tech. Weatherford .Bachelor Of Arts.............. Bethany Peniel College .Bachelor Of Science........... Agriculture Education A. M. College .State Certificate............. Central State College .B.S. in Education............. A. M. College .Bachelor Of Science........... Central State College ...H.S. Priheipal Shop-History ...Superintendent English .Elementary Prin. 3rd Grade .........Home Ec. Science .........Commerce •5th 6th Grades .2nd 3rd Grades , Okla. Ath 5th Grades .Vocational Agri. ...........Math Coacn 7th 8th Grades English l-II ......1st Grade Lucille ShellhammerBachelor Of Science.............7th 8th Grades A. M. College English I-Il Seniors Euellene Barnes Pep Club 1,2,3,It Junior Play Cast Senior Play Cast Honor Society 1,2 Class Officer 3,1+ Carnival Queen j Optimist Staff b Annual Staff l Salutatorian Bill Whitmore 1 -H Club 1 F. F. A. 2,3,1 Class Officer 1 Honor Society 1,2,3 Junior Play Cast Senior Play Cast Optimist Staff Outstanding Student Valldictorian A Frances Pearce Basketball 1,2,3,1 C Club 2,3,1 Pep Club 1 Queen Attendant Annual Staff 1 Paper Staff l Softball 1,2,3,1+ Senior Play Cast Glee Club 3 Don Luster F. F. A. 2,3, + C Club j,l+ Basketball 3 Baseball 2,3,1 C Club 1,2,3,I Baseball 1,2,3,1+ Basketball 1,2,3,1 Senior Play Cast Class Officer 2 F.F.A. 2,3,1 Optimist Staff 1+ Betty Hunt Orlando 1, 2 Assist Annual Editor 3 Annual Editor l+ Glee Club 3, Optimist Staff l+ Junior Play Cast 3 Senior Play Cast Citizenship Award 3 Donna Lou Churchill Class Officer 2 Pep Club 1,2,3,1 Glee Club 1,2,3,� + -H Club l,5,j,l+ Queen Attentant b Senior Play Cast Jack Bailey Vice President � Junior Play Cast Senior Play Cast Optimist Staff 1 Donna Daris Basketball 1,2,3,� + C“ Club 1,2,3,� + Pep Club 1,2,3,� + Glee Club 1,2,3,� + ♦—H Club 1,2,3,� + Junior Play Cast Senior Play Cast Queen Attendant � + Joe Sexton F. F. A. 2,3,� + Junior Play Cast Senior Play Cast Percy Carrier Hinton School 1 Junior Play Cast Senior Play Cast Basketball 3 Baseball 2,3,� + Class Officer 3 F. F. A. 2,3,� + Mary Dry Carnival Queen 1 C Club 3 Class Officer 3 Junior Play Cast Optimist Staff � + Glee Club 1.2,3,� + Pep Club 1,2 Basketball 3 Charles Downey � +-H Club 1 F. F. A. 2,3,1+ Class Officer C” Club 3,l+ Basketball 3 3 Junior Master Farmer Applicant � + Outstanding Senior F. F. A. Member � + Honor Society � + Cushing 1,2,3 Glee Club � + Optimist Staff l+ Annual Queen � + Bonnie Longan Basketball 2,3,� + HC Club 2,3,� + Softball 1,2,3,� + � +-H Club 1,2,3 Pep Club 1,2,3,� + Optimist Staff � t Annual Staff b Senior Play Cast Bill Ewirn C Club 1, 2, 3, � + Basketball 2, 3, � + Baseball 1, 2, 3, � + Senior Play Cast F. F. A. 2, 3, � + Lanorma Domstead Earl Watkins F. F. A. 2,3, t Fannie Bentley Basketball 2,3, + C Club 2,3,If Class Officer 1 Carnival Queen 2 Queen Attendant 2 +-H Club 2,3 Pep Club 2,3 Annual Staff + Honor Society 3 A Optimist Staff + Softball 1,2,3, + Gene Goble F. F. A. 2,3, + Junior Play Cast Cledyth Ingle +-H Club 1,2,3, + Glee Club 2,3, + Senior Play Cast Pep Club 1,2,3, + Davie Pyle C Club 1,2,3, + Senior Play Cast F. F. A. 2,3, t Basketball 2,3, + Base Ball 1,2,3, + Doris Warren Glee Club 1, 2, 3, + Junior Play Cast Pep Club 1, 2 Optimist Staff + Glee Club 1,2,3 +-H Club 1,2,3,«+ C Club 3, f Junior Play Cast Senior Play Cast Optimist Staff Basketball 3, t Lyle Allison F. F. A. 2,3, Jo Ann Thomas Carnes Charlene Henderson C Club 3,1 Junior Play Cast Optimist Staff 1 Glee Club 2,3A Pep Club 1,2,3,1 Basketball 3 Samuel James Kinney Class Officer 1 Queen Attendant 3 Junior Play Cast Glee Club 1,2,3,1 1+-H Club 1,2,3,� + Honor Roll ■+ Oneta Majors Blby Glee Club Officer Glee Club 3,1 John W. Schneider ! -H Club 1 F. F. A. 2,3,1 Junior Play Cast Honor Society l+ Junior Master Farmer Applicant V Outstanding Senior F. F. A. Member 1 FNjSSHUaN INITIATION � • Oneta CLASS HISTORY In September 19 7 our troop set out on an expedition Our goal was to climb Graduate Peak atop Senior Mountain even though the rocks might be rugged,. There were thirty-six members in our troop all of whom had just finished a long climb over Grade Moun- tain This gallant troop was led by Fannie Bentley. Assistant leader was Patty Bodine, Secretary was Charlene Henderson and the reporter was Rae Dean Lambdin. Scout Masters were Mrs Addle Payne and Miss Pearl Ramsey. Members of the troop were as fol- lows: Lyle Allison, Jack Bailey, Euellene Barnes, Don Boyd, Verma Lee Cantrell, Donna Lou Churchill, Bert Coffman, Donna Davis, Raymond Hicks, Cledyth Ingle, San Kinney, Bonnie Longan, La Verne Long, Don Luster, Oneta Majors, Eugene Goble, Frances Pearce, Davie Pyle, Doris Warren, Earl Watkins, and Bill Whitmore. Betty Jacobs from the New Mexico troop joined us on our climb of Freshman Mountain but had to return to the New Mexico troop before the climb was finished. Also on this climb La Verne Long and Bert Coffman fell from the path and were lost to the troop. The highlights of this climb were the initiation by Troop Four and Pat Smalley and Mary Dry were crowned King and Queen of Carnival Mesa In May, 19 +8 thirty-eight of us sucessfully made the climb and were ready to rest for awhile before going higher, September, 19b8 found us starting up Sophomore Mountain. Our leader for this climb was Pat Smalley, Assistant leader was Perk Carrier, Our Secretary was Donna Lou Churchill and the Reporter was Rae Dean Lambdin., Our Scout Masters were Mrs, Jeanne Brown, Mrs. Ester Hitt, r� nd Mrs Glendora Jacor New members who .joined us here were Dale Schroeder from the Guthrie troop, Betty Hunt from the Orlando troop, Percy Carrier from the Hinton Troop, and Barbara Gentry from the Maysville troop. One of our troop, Verma Lee Cantrell stopped in the Valley of Marriages and became Mrs. Leroy Emerson and did not finish the journey with us. Frank Jackson transferred to the Stillwater troop; Barbara Gentry to the Maysville troop; Louise Rollins to the Spark’s troop; and Gerald Gish to the Perry troop. Don Boyd discontinued his journey to become a member of Uncle Sam’s Troop, Again on this climb two of our members reigned as king and queen on Carnival Mesa on Sophomore Mountain, They were Percy Carrier and Fannie Bentley. We finished this climb in May 19 9 with thirty-six mem- bers still in good standing. We started the climb of Junior Mountain in the fall of 19 9 We were older and more experienced climbers so on this the third successive time our troop’s canadates were elected to reign over the festivities on Carnival Mesa. Our king was Davie Pyle and our queen was Euellene Barnes. Then too, we stopped for awhile at Acting Gapv Here our troop performed with distinction in a comedy-drama called Meet Uncle Sally . While down in Banquet Canyon amid the fragrance of Roses in soft mellow moonlight we entertained the members of Troop Four. Again this journey fin- ished in the springtime—May 1950. While climbing Junior Mountain we stopped in the Valley of Marriages and two of our members joined the Matrimony Troop. They were Patty Bodine (Mrs. Wayne Reed) and Oneta Majors ( Mrs. Leonard Biby). Also Dale Schroeder transferred back to the Guthi'ie troop and' Raymond Hicks to the Cresent troop and Rae Dean Lambdin to the Yale troop. After a summer’s rest we looked up to Graduate Peak top Senior Mountain and prepared to tackle this last and most hazard- ous climb On this last climb we chose veteran troopers as our leaders? Our leader was Bill Whitmore and our Assistant leader was Jack Bailey. We chose Euellene Barnes as Secretary and Betty Hunt as Reporter, On this climb a new member joined our troop. She was Virginia Faye Tate from the Cushing Troop. On this climb one of our members again left us to join the Matrimony Troop from the Valley of Marriages who returned as Mrs. Freddie Carnes. Along this rugged path it was our privilege to initiate Troop One of our own Council. They were just beginning to climb where we had been three years before. We looked forward to the stop at Carnival Mesa and again emerged victorious in the contest for rulers. We placed Don Luster on the throne as King and Betty Hunt as Queen of our last Carnival. Also on this journey one of our members, Virginia Tate was chosen Queen of the Bluejacket. This time on our stop in Banquet Canyon we were entertained by the members of Troop Three. Once more we produced a comedy at the little theater in Acting Gap. The title of this one was Rest Assured . Slowly but surely we climbed higher and higher. Suddenly before our eyes lay Graduate Peak, We called forth our best ef- forts and helped each other over the rugged crags until at last on May 10, 1951 we reached the summit. There before us we saw the tablets of stone of other troops who had passed that way. We too carved our names on a tablet and left it for succeeding troops to see. Here too we were greeted by the members of Graduate Council and were given our certificates by our Master, W.D. Daniel who admonished us ever to walk and act as Graduates. We looked back over the trails that we had made and what in the beginning seemed most difficult now seemed but small. How- ever from the Top of Graduate Peak we can see other higher and more interesting mountains to climb. So as we have finished this journey we now set out with our goal as Success Peak atop Exper- ience Mountain. It is our hope that we may all reach the top still climbing though the rocks be rugged. i . � % « • • % • . t • J fc • 1 PROPHECY On a trip apotind the world in 1961 we started at Coyle. Driving past Whitler’s Corner we saw Jack Bailey, making his cam- paign speech for Governor. He was standing on the running board of his FORD. Running across the street to Evan's Store we saw JoAnn, going to dee Freddie, wonder what she went after. Oh 1 I know now, itks money. While we were at Coyle we decided to go up to the school house. We found Bill Whitmore, Supt., who was running the place, Clodyth Ingle, Hotne Ec. teacher, and John Schneider as the F.F.A. Advisor, all busy as everything. Also glancing out at the baseball diamond we saw a ball- game going on. Who’s team is playing the New York Yankees? Why it's no one else but Fannie and Pat Smalley’s very own team. After watching the ball game we decided that we were wasting our time, so on we went. It was about noon so we stopped at a roadside restaruant and there giving service with a smile was Doris Warren; While waiting on our orders we picked up a paper and found to our surprise that Euellene Barnes was the editor. The head- lines read Charles Downey (National FFA President) wins debate contest. Glancing over the sport page we saw in bold print, La Norma Domstead, Lady Wrestler, wins match. We bed enjoyed a very fine meal. Walking out of the rest- aurant we gazed up into the sky where we spotted Donna Churchill sitting on a cloud waiting for Gene Graham to fly by to pick her up. Were those Angels with her or little Graham Crackers ? Getting into our car we began driving and then all of a sudden my friend said, Who was that crazy fool driving like heck that we just met. Why it was a Driver's Training Car with theca® and only Percy Carrier as the instructor. Turning on our radio, we found a girl singing. At the end of her song the announcer said, You have been listening to Virgina Tate, tune in tomorrow, same time, and same station.' We were coming into the next town and we decided to stay all night. First we went window shopping. Walking past a furniture store we saw there in the window demonstrating BEAUTY MATRESSES ’� -s none other than Don Luster snoozing away. Next door was a Beauty Salon with Lyle Allison, Manager. Painted in big letters on the window. We saw Lyle inside putting lipstick ona girl. Walking on down the street we met M-ry Dry and Oneta Biby trying to catch their small boys who were saying, 'Hut, 1-2—3 • Walking past a Grocery store we saw Charlene standing in the door. The Neon lights above were flickering Stanbrough's Gro- cery and Market. % t I . • I . • • I • • . s 4 • • I i % V i: f • • • i % • • 1 • % I . • - • . • • • % z • « % • • • t • f • i • • f V I 3 I. . n f. • • - ; • I • l 1 • • • r i 1 • • •. V • 1 t • • I • • • • • 4 vt • • • t . • « i fi ' • • -1 r . i : • - „ • : ? • i f i - t • • . i • • • • • f • • « • • • • . . • « . • • • • • • % i . • • : : . f • v - • .: j. • • I Wb hoard some Gossip about Bonnie Longan being in the hos- pital with a broken hand and a sprained knee, from playing Basket- ball with some all Star team. When we arrived there we met Frances Pearce who informed us that she was Bonnie’s Doctor and that Botty Hunt was her head Nurse. While we were there Bonnie told us that Davie Pyle was in the Navy somewhere in California. She told us that Bill Erwin stood out side of the school house until the buses left at night, talking to Donna D., but now .they keep a bus between them to haul their keds around. That was all the gossip that Bonnie could think of, so we told her good-by and left. Being thirsty we walked into the neighborhood Drug store and got a coke and a Lif e Mr; azine. On the back of it we saw Gene Goble’s picture advertising “Lucky Strike Reading on a bill- board Come to the Watkins Circus , we decided to go see it. Earl Watkins was there to greet us and he told us that he was the manager and was doing very well in his business. We found that he had Sammy Kinney running the concession stand. We enjoyed our afternoon very much. Walking toward our hotel room a sight caught our eyes It was in a million lights in front of the Criterion Theater. It read Joe Sexton, greatest pantomire actor in the world, doing his idea of Cranking the Tractor . On the last day of our trip we arrived at Coyle High School and to our surprise it was no longer there. They had burned it to the ground so that the poor Freshmen of 50 could finish school. Thus ended our trip. CLASC WILL We, the class of 1951 of Coyle High School, being of sound minds and at peace with all the world do here-by give, bequeath, and devise all our worldly possessions to the following bene- ficiaries to wit: Lyle Allison leaves his front seat in English class to Cleo Casey. Fannie Bentley wills her office job to Gary Mast since it seems he spends a lot of time in the office anyway. Euellene Barnes wills her good grades to her little brother Marion, He’ll probably need them; Jack Bailey wills his bashfulness around girls to Charles Arnett. Donna Lou Church!11 wills her lunchroom job to Richard Downey, maybe he can gain weight, too. Percy Carrier wills his black hair and toni to David Rasmussen, Donna Davis wills all the boy-friends she has left behind to Eva, Mary Ann, and Julia. Lanorma Dornstead leaves her giggle to Max Davis, Oh no, not that 1 Charles Downey wills his ability to stay out of trouble to Joe Wayne, Just in case he needs it. Mary Dry wills her long bus rides to Colleen Stewart. Have fun 1 Cledyth Ingle wills her sewing ability to George Cowger. Maybe it v ill help him keep his buttons on his clothes. Betty Hunt wills her front seat in English class to Hnrby Smith. Bonnie Longan wills her ability to get injured playing basketball to Betty Flynt. Sammy Kinney leaves his love for the girls to Wesley Randell and Dewaine Fleming. Don Luster leaves his sleepy appearance to Elizabeth Woodard. Joe Sexton leaves his acting ability to his little brother Bob. Maybe Bob can make that tractor start I Charlene Henderson wills her daily visits to the Arnett Market to Patricia Thomas. Gene Goble wills his height to Dewayne Wagner. Oneta Majors Biby wills her curly hair to Opal Stafford so she won’t have to worry about her toni curl. Bill Erwin leaves all his hustle and energy to Ben Moss. Frances Pearce wills her ability to play basketball to Lois Moorman. She hopes Lois will use it. Doris Warren leaves her figure to Bonnie Bailey and Juanita Ingle. Earl Waukins leaves his ability to be on time for the bus to Donald Bieberdorf. Virginia Tate leaves her singing ability to Betty Ruth Park. John Schnieder leaves his achievements in F.F.A. to Will Blackburn. Pat Smalley leaves his baseball career to Charles McCamey. Jo Ann Thomas Carnes leaves her one column of Grey’s Elegy to' Margaret Hunt. You can’t graduate without it, you know. Bill Whitmore leaves his good grades to Edward Ford. Davie Pyle wants Jerry Stewart to have his height. The Senior Class of 1951—' will their motto to the Senior class of 1952, ’’Never do today what you can do tomorrow.” o o o Edward Ford Betty Park Charles MeCarney Loretta Silvers George Cowger Neila Mast � Not Pictured Rose Gottfried Cecil Ewrin Margaret Hunt John Flasch 0. K. Shellhammer Colleen Stewart Herby Smith A three act Hillbilly Comedy Set a Thief was presented by the Junior Class on the evening of January 9th at 7:30 o'clock. The setting of the play was Austin Gap, in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia. The theme of the play was the attempts of a group of actors to get movie roles by imperson- ating a family of hill- billies. They went to the Blue Ridge Mountains and rented a cabin and posed as Mountaineers to gain influencewith movie makers who were hunting local people for a picture. Junior Play The Cast Included: Tony Kesnick....Max Cope Cris Perkins.John Flasch Caleb Forsyte.J.D.Longan Sally Bett....Neila Mast Hannibal..Harry Mikesell Mary Lee...June Alderson Biddy Austin.....Loretta Silvers Fletcher Austin...George Cowger Granny Kent...Betty Park Lizzie Tudor....Margaret Hunt Julie Tudor..Herby Smith Ada Kent.Charles McCammy Tom Wilson Charles Arnett Noah Armstrong.....Cecil Erwin Stage Managers......Bobby Sexton and Edward Ford Prompter.O.K.Shellhammer , f ; .V i t 1 H . • ■ •. ' V - . • . • - 4 V • .% . : i ¥ a K « •i i ; • • « s ♦ ' i f - • ► - • • «• • ♦ • ... •— m • i I. r I i -� • H J 1 1 % « I Elane Smith Betty Flynt Leroy Schneider Bonnie Bailey Bentie Sorrels Mary Flasch Lawrence Carrier Barbara Stanbrough Paul Boyd t N 'v Floyd Tate Merle Yiengst Julia McNamer Don Coffman Juanita Ingle Joan Flasch u Will Blackburn David Rasmussen fS S T, Devayne Wagoner Eva Wheeler Patricia Thomas Russell Dobson Marion Barnes Mary Ann Bazeau 5 « c Rosie Turner Russell Sanderson Sammie Dawson Mary Lou Sullins V Richard Downey , V r -i Donald Bieberdorf Max Dunagan Mickey Rasmussen Phyllis Freudenberger Chester Welch Max Davis Wesley Randall Trula Majors Junior Trompler Gail Nivens Elizabeth Woodard Barbara Stafford Richard Cundiff � V • r Donald Longan Donna Disney Anna Bucke Not Pictured Dwain Fleming f V, tv X x wr m V h V.C. Jewel (October 10, 1885-March 16,1951) Teacher: Grades 7th 8th Freshman and Sophomore English Sponsor: Grades 7th 8th Boys U H Harry Edward Mikesell (September 18, 193 -February 1, 1951) Member: Junior Class Lettermen's Club Basketball and Baseball FFA Junior Play Cast Eighth Erade Marilee Brown Donald Moorman Odell Davis Leon Donstead Jane Turner Wesley Majors Hazel Cowger Robert Majors I Joe Wayne Downey Bobby Hay Not Pictured Delta Leonard Ray Gottfried Seventh Grade Ethel Majors William Park V Elaine Davis Dorothy Shellhammer Obert Ingle Nancy Shellhammer Jimmy Freudenburger Terry Parks Ida Belle Hay Bobby Matheson Kathrine Minnich v iv y Carol Jo Bieberdorf c ? ) i. O «rt W Mike Smith Max Warren George Cantrell Patricia Dobson Norma Adams Kenneth Higgins I Loyd BigRS David Creager Not Pictured Sixth Grade David Wegner Kathryn Lewis Dobson Cantrell v v_ im Mildred Covel ' , Virginia Graham Sammy Stewart Marvin Carnes Carolyn Covel Sue Barnes Barbara Boyd Mary Jane Hay Arleta Coffman Johnny Williams Bobby Moorman Patricia Sexton V .V ' r Kathryn Shellhammer Lois Wegner Jimmy Williams Fifth Grade Billy Page Deanna Henson v m v Raymond Coffman Nelson Nottingham Jeanne Freudenberger Henry Stafford James Graves Patricia Lowe Jimmie Palovik Not Pictured Fourth Grade Paul Wegner Cecil Gottfried Leon Gottfried Marilyn Dobson Mary Downey Billy Turner Esther Boyce V Charles Evans Kathryn Flasch ( wai a. Shirley Parsel Lonney Brown Ronny MeCarney Carolyn Robert Cowen Park Ve Ima Bucke Charles Covel Maria Graham Charles Majors Linda Flasch Melvin Graham Gareld Higgins Jo Ann Dearman Bennie Turner V ,1 Thelma Bucke Donna Bentley ipi Johnny Beck Jana Daniel Danah Higgins Victoria Shown Charles Adams Larry Moorman Glennda Bentley Beverly Parse] I _ 4 Oramel Majors (+ P Charles Gunkel Dean Matheson Roena Whitmore Jo Ann Carnes -«Jr k Larry Longan imw Patsy Cantrell George Sexton Dolly Downey it 4 Raymond Ma jor3 Second Grade Rosalie Flasch Ruth Wegner Hv H Douglas Arnett Larry Lowe Walter Hillerby Johnny Page Connie Davis Paul Ray Forman Linda Van Coevering Vernon Graham Mary Majors i Ronnie Shellhammer Rodger Bentley Rodney Bentley Becky Hu chenson Darrell Rasmussen Connie Silvers i BhL� 4ft EAI James Shown Jackie Bucke George Coburn Valeta Minnich Jr tv--- • mk i 1 •111 i. 1 Mervyn Majors Cecile Covel Sharon Shellhammer ' C ' .... i '! Wayne Covel Mr k fifirm ft Ricky Nancy Gunkel Beck , V Garey Adams Roger Rounds Johnnie Jean Moorman Biggs Edward Norton Richard Parks Carolyn Billy Peterson Graves RHYTHM BAND Virginia Tate Annual Queen Patricia Thomas F.P.A. Queen Merle Yiengst Betty Hunt Basketball Queen Carnival Queen o 0 o SENIOR H Club; To£ Row; Lois Moorman, Neila Mast, Trula Majors, Donna Disney, Barbara Stanbrough, Anna Bucke, Joan Flasch, Mary Flasch, Cledyth Ingle, Gale Nevins, Phyllis Freudenberger. Bottom Row; Miss Nay, Donna Churchill, Donna Davis, Charlene Hen- derson, June Alderson, Patricia Thomas, La Norma Domstead, Bonnie Bailey, Merle Yiengst. JUNIOR � fr-H CLUB: Top Row: Odel Davis, Obert Ingle, Max Warren, Ray Cowger, Kenneth Higgins, Wesley Majors, Terry Parks, Leon Domstead, William Park, Gerald Higgins, Donald Moorman, Sammie Stewart. Second Row: Carolyn Cowen, Dorothy Dobson, Neva Longan, Evelyn Miller, Virginia Graham, Jeanne Freudenberger, Patrica Lowe, Linda Owens, Kathryn Dobson, Mary Downey, Ester Boyce, Deanna Henson, Shirley Parsel, Marilyn Dobson Third Row: Mrs. Shellharamer, Carolee Bowen, Kathrine Minnich, Mildred Covel, Eva Bucke, Kathrine Shellhammer« Easel Cowger, Marlee Brown,Dorothy Shellhammer, Carol Bieberdorf, Thelma Bucke, Velma Bucke, Kathrine Flasch, Marla Graham, Miss Nay, Bottom Row: Ronnie McCamey, Lonny Brown, Dick Creager, Johnny Williams, Mike Smith, Patricia Dobson, Jimmy Freudenburger. Joe Wayne Downey. Melvin Graham, Bobby Moorman, Jimmy Williams, Lewis Cantrell, Billy Page. F.F.A. Top Row: Dewayne Wagoner, Leroy Schneider, J.D, Longan, Donald Bieverdorf, Gehe Goble, Joe Sexton, Earl Watkins, Lyle Allison, Floyd Tate, Don Luster, Lawerence Carrier. Second Row: Ralph Norton, Chester Welch, Max Dunagan, Will BlackDnrn, Paul Boyd, Max McGuire, Russell Dobson, Pat Smalley, Elane Smith, Marion Barnes, Dee Cantrell, Davie Pyle. Thjrd Row: Johnny Flasch, Jerry Stewart, Max Davis, Richard Cundiff, Gary Mast, Sammie Dawson, Ben Moss, Wesley Randel, Richard Downey, Donald Longan, Cecil 2rwin, George Cowger. Bottom Rcw: Mr. Muncie, Eill Erwin, Mickey Rasmussen, Charles Downey, John Schneider, David Rasmussen, Bill Whitmore, Bobby Sexton, Percy Carrier, Edward Ford, Bentie Sorrels. F.F.A. HIGHLIGHTS During the school year of 1950-51 Coyle F.F.A. started the year with 4-9 members and a total investment of $17,1 50. Amonm these investments were 26 registered cattle and 35 registered swine• The high point of sucess for the Coyle F.F.A. during the year was the winning of 1st place at both the State soil judging contests held at Redplains and Cherokee Experiment stations. Members of the team were Charles Downey, J.W- Schneider, and Bill Whitmore. At Redplains Dowriey was third and Schneider was sixth in individual placings and at Cherokee Downey was first and Whitmore was seventh place winnersl The Chapters farm engineering team took first place in the county contest and second place in the state contest. Members of this team were Harry Mikesell, J.W. Schneider, and Bill Whitmore. At the county fair in 1950, our boys received five purple awards. They were as follows: David Rasmussen, Duroc Barrow: Max Davis, Poland Barrow; Wesley Randel, Milking Shorthorn Heifer; and Charles Downey, Duroc Gut and Shorthorn Bull. In addition to these our boys brought back 79 lower place ribbons on live- stock and crops. At the annual spring livestock show held at Coyle,Davie Pyle had first place and Champion Hampshire Barrow and Charles Downey had the Champion Duroc Gut. Pyle's barrow placed tenth at the state show. The F.F.A, performed many services for the community during the past year. Amon these services were: Vaccinated 679 head of livestock and 300 chickens, culled 2000 chickens, pruned tree tested soil, and numerous other services. The Coyle Chapter of the F.F.A, is very proud of our two Junior Master Farmer Applicants this year. They are J. W. Schneider and Charles Downey, J.W. Schneider and Charles Downey tied for the awards for the outstanding Senior F.F.A. member. The Freshman boy was Ben Moss. These boys received cash awards from The First National Bank of Coyle. Officers for 1950-51 were: Charles Downey.......President David Rasmussen....Vice Pres. J.W. Schneider.......Secretary Bill Whitmore.........Reporter Bob Sexton............Treasurer Elane Smith............Sentinel George Cowger...Partiamentarian Richard Muncie..........Advisor HONOR SOCIETY! Top Row: Merle Yiengst, Euellene Barnes, Bill Whitmore, Donna Disney, Fannie Bentley, Neila Mast. Bottom Row: Charlene Henderson, Charles Downey, Barbara Stanbrough, J.W. Schneider, June Alderson. GLEE CLUB: Top Row: Betty Park, Cledytn Ingle, Charlene Henderson, Donna Churchill, Donne Davis, Barbara Stanbrough, Virginia Tate, Doris Warren, Lcis Moorman, Gail Nivens, Phyllis Freudenberger. Eva Wheeler, Mpry Ann Bazeau, Merle Yiengst, Juanita Ingle, Bonnie Bailey Bottom Row: Oneta Biby, Betty Hunt, Julia McNamer, Mary Flasch. Joan Flasch, Joan Carnes, Mrs. Dvorak, La Norma Domstead, Opal Stafford, Patricia Thomas. Mary Ellen Dry Annual Staffs Top Row: Percy Carrier - Athletic Editor, Betty Hunt - Editor, Bottom Row: Charlene Henderson - Secretary, Frances Pearce - Class Editor, Euellene Barnes, - Aclvity Editor, Bonnie Longan - Advertising Manager, -Fannie Bentley - Business Manager. C CLUB Top Row: Bill Erwin, Edward Ford, Pat Smalley, Dcnna Davis, Don Luster, Frsnces Pearce, Davie Pyle, Fannie Bentley, Percy Carrier, Bonnie Longan, J.D. Lcngen, Dewayne Wagoner Bottom Row: Charles Downey, Opal Stafford, Mary Ellen Dry, Joan Carnes, J.A. Stringer, La Norma Domstead, Betty Flynt, June Alderson, David Rasmussen SENIOR HIGH: k A Snrl!?§e£’ Max Cope� Pat Smalley, Davie Pyle, Russell Dobson, David Rasmussen, Marlon Barnes 7 Bottom Rowi Dewayne Wagoner, Bill Erwln, Dick Cundlff Ber.tie Sorrels, Lawerence Carrier, Donald Longan, Mickey Rasmussen Junior Highs Top Rows J.A.Stringer.Coach. Gary Mast, Max Dunagan, Dick Cundlff, Mickey Rasmussen Bottom Rows Jerry Stewart, Max Davis, Sammie Dawson, Donald Longan. BOYS The Scores Coyle 29 Morrison 28 Coyle 2l+ Sunner 32 Coyle 27 Morrison i+5 Coyle kk Red Rock 63 Coyle 36 Perkins 3k Coyle k7 Glencoe 2k Coyle 33 Sunner ko Coyle 29 Union City 38 Coyle 29 Cresent 27 Coyle 39 Red Rock M+ Coyle 39 Cresent 38 Coyle 29 Perkins 30 Coyle 29 Perkins 27 Coyle 30 Cr. si lion 39 Coyle 17 Tryon 3k Coyle 2k Cashion 28 Coyle k2 Carney 13 Coyle 33 Rlploy 1+2 Coyle 36 Carney 23 Coyle 25 Glencoe kk Coyle 27 Sunner 29 Coyle 35 Orlrndo 1+6 Coyle 1+0 Mulhall 39 Coyle 1+0 Morrison 50 Coyle 35 Burbmk 1+2 Coyle 28 Deer Creek 1+9 Coyle 33 Tryon 35 Coyle 10 Ripley 38 Coyle 30 Luther 37 Coyle 36 Mulhall � +5 Coylo 1+2 Luther i+7 Coyle 31 Doer Creek 27 Coyle 16 Orlando 27 Coyle 39 Eureka 31 Coyle 30 Suriner 19 SENIOR HIGH� Top Row: J.A. Stringer, Donne Davis, La Ncrma Domstead, Fannie Bentley Bonnie Longan, Frances Pearce, Barbara Stafford Bottom Row: Patricia Thomas, Barbara Stanbrough, June Alderson, Faye Biggs, Betty Flynt, Mary Lou Sullins, Merle Yiengst JUNIOR HIGH: Top Row: J.A. Stringer, Donna Disney, Mary Lou Sullins, Faye Biggs, Barbara Stafford Bottom Row: Gail Nivens, Doris Miller, Phyllis Freudenberger, Lois Mocrman, Elizabeth Woodard girls The Scores Coyle 8 Morrison 3 Coyle 29 Mulhall 22 Coyle Ilf Deer Creok 22 Coylo 16 Morrison k2 Coyle 20 Red Rock 39 Coyle k 7 Perkins 38 Coyle 2 Glencoe 28 Coyle 35 Sumner 31 Coyle 27 Cresent 17 Coyle 23 Red Rock 28 Coyle 29 Cresent 7 Coyle k3 Ripley 28 Coyle 27 Perkins 28 Coyle 28 Perkins 22 Coyle 28 Cashion 30 Coyle 25 Tryon 9 Coyle 21 Cashion 23 Coyle 23 Carney 29 Coyle 22 Riploy 21 Coyle 20 Carney 27 Coyle k$ Glencoe 31 Coyle 3k Sumner 31 Coyle 35 Orlando 2k Coyle 28 Mulhall 30 Coyle 17 Morrison 37 Coylo 30 Burbank k2 Coyle 29 Deer Creek 36 Coyle kk- Tryon 22 Coyle 23 Ripley 20 Coyle 12 Luther 26 Coyle 19 Mulhall 11 Coyle 28 Luther 3 Coyle 26 Deer Creek 13 Coyle 30 Sumner 19 Grade Boys� J. A. Stringer, Coach, Jimmy Freudenberger, Wesley Majors, Terry Parks, Loyd Biggs, Kenneth Higgins, Donald Moorman, Bottom Row� Joe Wayne Downey, Bobby Hay, Max Warren, Bobby Matheson, Clark Rounds, Dick Creager, Johnny Williams, Mike Smith. Grade Girls� J. A. Stringer, Coach, Kathrine Minnich, Nancy Shell- hammer, Patty Dobson, Delta Leonard, Carol Jo Bieberdorf, Marilee Brown. Bottom Rows Rose Ann Downey, Kathrine Dobson, Carolee Bowen, Hazel Cowger, Jane Turner, Elaine Davis, Dorothy Shellhammer. PEP CLUB: back Row: Mary Flasch, Joan Flasch, Gail Neivens, Donna Disney, Barbara Stanbrough, Anna Bucke, Donna Churchill, Lanorma Domstead, Merle Yiengst, Pat Thomas, Donna Davis, Frances Pearce, Lois Moorman, Barbara Stafford, Bonnie Lingan, Juanita Ingle, Cledyth Ingle, Bonnie Bailey. Front Row: Phyliss Freudenberger, Elizabeth Woodard. BASEBALL Back Row: Coach Stringer, David Rasmussen. Marion Barnes, Don Luster, Russell Dobson, Mickey Rasmussen Donald Longan, Max Cope, Pat Smalley, Richard Cundiff, Second Row: J. W. Schneider, George Cowger, Herby Smith, Cecil Erwin, Percy Carrier, Johnny Flasch First Row: Elaine Smith, J. D. Longan, Edward Ford, Bill Erwin, Dewayne Wegner, Davie Pyle. Higher Arithmetic THE CALENDAR AUGUST 25-Enrollment 28-School begins SEPTEMBER 8—Initiation 25 Teachcrs meeting OCTOBER 6—Donkey basketball game 13-Cashion, Here(basketball) 17-Tryon, Here 20-Cashion, There 27-Hallov;een Carnival 31-Ripley, Here NOVEMBER 3—Carney, IJere 7—Glencd, There 10-Sumner, There 13,l1 —State Teachers meeting l7-0rlando, Here 22- Mulhall, There 23- Out for Thanksgiving 28-Morrison, There DECEMBER 1—Burbank, Here 8—Deercreek, There 12-Tryon, There l Homo Economic Open House 15-Ripley, There 18- Luther, Here 19- Senior Party 20- Christmas Program 20- 0ut for Christmas 21- Mulhall, Here 9—Junior Play ll,12,13-89,s Conference 15- National School Assembly 16- Mcrrison, There 19-Ripley Assembly, Here 19- Re1 Pock, There 23-Perkins, There 20- Glcnco, Here FEBRUARY 2--Senior Pictures made 6—Sumner, Here 8—Cresent, There 13-?erkins, Here lo-Red Rock, Here 22-2M-District Tournament, Here 27-0rlando, There MARCH 4 2—Perkins, Here 27- F F,A Banquet 28- Health Clinic 30-Cashion, There(baseball) APRIL 2—National School Assembly 11-Phillips University Assembly 20-Junior-Senior Banquet 21+-Senior Tea 27-Cashion, Here MAY 1—Perkins, There —Senior Day, A, M. 6—3accalaureate 10-National School Assembly 10-Commencement 18-School is Out JANUARY 3—Luther, There 5—Deercreek, There • • i. • • • • • • • • . • 1 • m • • • I t ' : i • •� • • • • • • • . • • •• t • • • • • % . . •. t § • f i l! 1 1 � • • ! • • «J | 4. .• % . . • • •• • 4 , . • U • 1 1 • • • • � •' 4 • • • • t ■ • • •Jv' • • • . • ?. 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POWELL’S Ready-to-wear Guthrie’S Newest and MostModern Store A Friendly Store Where You Will Enjoy Shopping Exclusive But Not Expensive Wizard Appliances-Wizard Batteries Davis Tires-Western Flyer Bicycles Vita-Power Oil-Truetone Radios WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Floyd H. King, Owner 823 Main Phone 3195 Stillwater, Oklahoma BILL EDS SERVICE Quality Gas Oils Tire Service - Wash Grease Batteries Service Is Our Motto Phone 62 Coyle, Okla. DOUGLAS FOOD MARKET 25 Years - ''Home of Good Food Stillwater, Okla. MARVIN’S FOOD MARKET Prices Are Born Here And Rised Elsewhere Stillwater, Oklahoma JOSTENS Class Rings, Announcements Trophies Awards Howard K. Me Hang Box 728 Oklahoma City Always See HARLEY THOMAS Your Friendly Ford Dealer —At Stillwater For A-l Used Cars and Trucks Good Service At Fair Prices Phone lMf Stillwater Drink MID-WEST MILK It Tastes Better FOOD SPECIALTY CO. 115 Main Phone 2 f85 Billy Boy Brand Foods For Schools and Cafes OKLA. FARM BUREAU MUTUAL INS. CO. All Kinds of Insurance Except Life $10 Deductible on Collision Ray Henderson Phone 906F13 Coy Okla. BOND BREAD It’s Honestly Good Feel It’s Freshness At Your Grocers Today • • • - : • • • • • «• • • ft : • ft • • • . 1 • 1 • • • • • ft 4 I i • I- • • .. • . T i +% •t • i • • • • • • • • •• • •« • • • I • • •• ■••• •• • • , , H ft • • • ft ft •••• • % I •ft t ft 9 • • • • • •• • • •Mfti ••••• • • • , ft , • • . •ft • ••••• ■•••• ft 4 • 4 • •ft • •• •«•• • • ft •• II ft • ft • • I ft • • • • •• • LINTZ DEPARTMENT STORE We Feature Nationally Advertised Merchandise Guthrie,Oklahoma EVANS FOOD MARKET IGA Food Stores Phone k5 Coyle, Oklahoma SHIBLEY-KARNER FURNITURE CO. Guthrie, Oklahoma MILL'S IMPLEMENT CO. Tractors Combines Implements Phone 1002 Stillwater TERRILL'S ICE CREAM BAR Let us be your Ice Cream Choice Phone 2k 307 N. Division Guthrie, Oklahoma GUTHRIE REGISTER NEWS Guthrie, Oklahoma AUSTIN CHEVELET CO. Sales Services Phone 181 101-103 Harrison Ave. Guthrie, Oklahoma •- COTTERAL F'JNITURE CO. Guthrie, Oklahoma PETERSON MOTOR CO. Smart Buys Buick General Auto Repairs Phone 16k 22k E. Okla. ' GuthrJe L. Eaton Wholesale Guthrie, Oklahoma MURPHY HARDWARE Stillwater, Oklahoma ART FLOWER SHOP 710 W. Sixth Ave. Stillwater, Okla. frank PATON MURRAY'S REXALL DRUG STILLWATER PRODUCE PIKE LONG CO. BOOTRIE SHOE STORE PERFINS-KENNEMER BROWNBILT — Shoe Store C.W. WHITE SON JEWELERS Diamonds-Watches-Silverware East 1889 Guthrie LAMBETH DRUGS School Supplies Complete Fountain Service Coyle, Okla. I. J. LONGAN SKELLY SERVICE Leading Brands of Oil Tires —- Batteries Coyle, Okla. GOOD LUCK BLUE JACKETS An Oklahoma City Friend J.R. TLASCH IMPLEMENT CO. Allis Chalners-Grahnn Hoeme Plows Krause Plows-Wetmore Mills Bear Cat Feed Mills New Holland Bailers Fertilizers Phone ?hO 106 E. Cleveland Guthrie, Okla. MODERN APPLIANCE CO. Harold I. Smith 119 V . Harrison Phone .?300 Guthrie, Oklahoma FIRST NATIONAL BANK Coyle, Okla. OKLAHOMA GAS ELECTRIC CO. Building With Rilth and Going Forward J.K. Moore, District Manager GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE Your Tire Merchant Westinghouse Appliances Sam Bell Guthrie , Okla. Hiway 33 Phone 905F23 Coyle LUSTER'S GROCERY and STATION Staple and Fancy Groceries Expert Mechanic Work ACTION'S FURNITURE PIANOS 110-112 W. Harrison Phone 300 Guthrie, Oklahoma Fred J. Acton Bion J. Acton MARTINS DRY GOODS VARIETY Phone 103 Coyle, Okla. Your Friendly Store BILL NELSON SFORTING GOODS Everything for the Sportsman Fishing Tackle,Guns and Ammunition Baseball, Tennis, Golf 107 S. Second Phone Guthrie, Okla. HARNED CLEANERS Guthrie, Oklahoma HILLERBY SUPPLY AUSTIN CHEVROLET CO. 01-103 E. Harrison Phono 131 Guthrie, Okla. WOODS TRUCKING CO. Now Orleans, La. Queen Crescent Bldg. Tel.Canal407 Tulsa, Okie. Oil Capital Bid?. Tel. 5-7216 Tel. 65, Ccyle, Okla. COYLE PRODUCE We Pay Cash For Your Cream Poultry and Eggs Try Our Store For Your Livestock and Poultry Feed Also a Growing Stock of Groceries and Notions We Appreciate Your Patronage Phone 9 Bridenstines COYLE COMMUNITY CLUB Meets 2nd and ifth Wednesdays Membership Op n to All Cocie Out and Have Fun With Us E� L Hillerby, Owner Ycur Farm and Heme Supply Store Phone16 Hardware-Home Appliances — Electric - Lumber - Plumbing P. 0. Box A Coyle, Oklahoma STEEN'S SERVICE STATION Mobiloil --- Mobilgas Coyle, Oklahoma McVICKER STATIONERY Office Equipment Books — ScHool Supplies — Greeting Cards Guthrie, Oklahoma OKIAHCMA TIRE SUPPLY CO. Quality — Price Associate store Home of Better Values Guthrie, Oklahoma Doc Taylors Our Hearty Congratulations to You Seniors of Coyle Public School WIDE-AWAKE CAFE THE FIRST STATE BANK Dinners-Plate Lunch s-Shcrt Orders Lunches Packed to Go Guthrie. Oklahoma Serving Logan Ccunty Since 1902 Coyle, Oklahoma Good Luck Bluejackets PULLIAM BARBER SHOP C. 4. NELSON OLDSMOBILE Coyle, Okla. Corner 2nd and Cleveland Hair Cut —50£ Hours 8-7 Sat. 8-9 Guthrie, Oklahoma ■o U a c. 7 7 C X