Coyle High School - Bluejacket Yearbook (Coyle, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1952 volume:

4 The bluejacket or blue was. has long been the emblem of the Coyle Schools. The Blue- jccket is noted for its energetic flight and industrious building. Thus it is a. true emblem of the students of this schrol vho are both energetic and industrious. mk Mm mm With sincere gratitude and thanks to one who has endeared himself to all for his unselfishness and sincere desire to do good for all; to one whose one interest was to give the best possible to the Coyle Community; to one who has been a great influence upon the lives of the students of Coyle, and who has been loyal and faithful in performing his duties, not for personal gain, but that those he was serving will so benefit and enrich their lives and become better citizens—- We the staff of the Coyle Bluejacket of 1952 do most solemnly and sincerely dedimate this Annual to Willard D. Daniel, Our Superintendent. We wish to thank all of you who have made this, the 1952 BLUEJACKET, possible. ' y Editor y Editor Editor-in-chief Margaret Hunt Assistant Editor Charles Me Cemey Business Manager O.K. Shellhammer Secretary 9pal Stafford Advertising Charles Arnett Betty Park Activities Loretta Silvers Athletics Max Cope June Alderson Art Herb Smith Production Neila Mast Sponsor W.D. Daniel •x'X t i kM I o t J The Coyle Schools are administered by a five-man board elected at-large. The positions on this board are president, vice-presi- dent, clerk, and two members. At the present time the following are members of the Board of Education: Alvin Moorman. ... Cliff Williams .... . . vice-president Ben Freudenberger. , . Lloyd Smith. . . . Marion Van Coevering . The Executive officer of this board Is the superintendent of schools assisted by two principals. Executive officers for this year ares W. D. Daniel . Nelson Gregory Huth Kenthorn. . . . . suoerintendent .high school principal grade school princioal t A C u I, -r N.F. Gregory w.D. Daniel Ruth Henthorn Vicie Blackbyrn Harold Hayes Basil McCollom Kenita Smalley Lowell Shaw -i ' . l Richard Muncie I I Vera Kikesell Calvin Ellis N.F. Gregory... W.D. Daniel.... Ruth Henthorn.. Vide Blackburn Harold Hayes... Basil McCollom. Velma ward...... Kenlta Smalley. Lowell Shaw.... Bessie Howard.. R.G. Muncle.... Vera Mlkesell.. Calvin Ellis... Bachelor of Science.............H.S. Principal Central State College Shop-History .Master of Education.............Superintendent University of Oklahoma English ■ Master of Science............Elementary Prin. A. M. College Fourth Grade Master of Education....................Commerce University of Oklahoma ■ Bachelor of Music Education.............Music University of Oklahoma Bachelor of Science..............Eighth Grade Central State College Math Coach Bachelor of Science......................First Grade Central State College Bachelor of Science......Second Third Grades A. M. College Bachelor or Science.......Fifth Sixth Grades Central State College Bachelor of Science..............Home Economic A. M. College Bachelor of Science...........Vocational Agri. Agriculture Education A. M. College Life Certificate in Edu...........Seventh Grade Central State College Bachelor of Arts..................Seventh Grade Central State College Girls Coach Bessie Howard Betty Park J. D. Longan Baseball 1,2,3,' + Basketball 1,2,3, + Junior Play Cast Senior Play Cast ODtiraist Staff + C Club 2,3, + F. F. A. 1, ,3, + Class Officer 1,2,3 + Glee Club 1,2,3, + Honor Roll 1,2, + Pep Club 1,2 Junior Play Cast Senior Play Cast Annual Staff Neila Mast Glee Club 1,2,3, + Band + Honor Roll 1,2,3, + Valedictorian Jr. Play Cast Sr. Play Cast Optimist Staff Pep Club 1,2 Queen Attendant 1, + Charles McCamey F. F. A. 1 Junior Play Cast Senior Play Cast Optimist Staff + Annual Staff + Band Charles Arnett F. F. A. 1,2,3 Band +■ Junior Play Cast Senior Play Cast George Cowger F. F. A. 1,2,3, + basketball 1,2, Baseball 1,2,3, + Junior Play Cast Senior Play Cast C Club 3, + June Alderson Basketball 1,2,3,4 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Salutatorian 4 Band Queen 4 Class Officer 1,2,3,4 Jr. Sr. Play 3,4 C Club 2,3,4 Annual Staff 4 Optimist Staff 4 Softball 1,2,3,4 Queen Attendant 2,3,4 Band 4 4-H Club 1,2,3,4 Citizenship Award '52 Cecil Erwin Baseball 1,2,3, + Basketball 1,2,3, + Junior Play Cast Senior Play Cast � C Club + Ootimist Staff Bob Sexton Junior Play Cast Senior Play Cast F. F. A. 1,2,3,4- Loretta Silvers Honor Roll 1 Junior Play Cast Senior Play Cast Basketball 1,2,4 Softball 1,2,3,4 Optimist Staff Annual Staff Queen Attendant 1,2 Johnny Flasch Band 4 Jr. Master Farmer Class Officer 1,2,3,4 F. F. A. President 4 Band President 4 Senior Play Cast Junior Flay Cast Letteraans Club 4 Citizenship Award '52 Margaret Hunt Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Optimist Staff Annual Editor Junior Play Cast Senior Play Cast Annual Queen 1 Queen Attendant 4 Herby Smith F. F. A. 1,2 Baseball 1,2,3,-+ Basketball 1 Optimist Staff 4- Annual Staff 4- junior Play Cast Senior Play Cast Class Officer 2 Edward Ford Basketball 1,2 Baseball 1,3, + P. F. A. 1,2,3,4 C Club 2,3, + 0. k. Shellhammer F. F. A. 1,2 Class Officer 2 Annual Stafi 4 3.,timist Staff 4 Senior Play Cast Max Cope F. F. A. 4 Basketball 3,4- Baseball 3,4 Senior Flay Cast Junior Play Cast C Club 3,4 Annual Staff 4 Optimist Staff 4 C Club Officer 4 Class Officer Athletic Award '52 Opal Stafford Basketball 1,2,3,4 Bsp Club 1,2,3 Senior Play Cast Annual Queen Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Optimist Staff 4 Softball 1,2,3,4 C Club 2,3,4 Annual Staff 4 FFA Queen Attendant Athletic Award '52 THE YEARLING Our story begins ,n the last Monday in August, 19 +8, when twenty of us enrolled as Freshmen in Coyle High School. It was a memorable occasion. We thought we were doing something great until some Seniors strolled into the room where Mr. Muncie, our sponsor was urolling us. These Seniors let us know that we were mere Yearlings and as such must conform to certain rules of conduct and informed us that we would be initiated in a few days. They urged us to be very studious and to act intelligent whether we were or not. We were somewhat awed by their admonitions and began to wonder whether this was really to be the great life we had looked forward .to for so long. These w.re the yearlings� who started as charter members of the class of 52. Juno Alder son, Caries Arnett, George Cowger, Cecil Erwin, Johnny Flaseh, Edward Ford, Margaret Hunt, Neila Mast, Charles McCaney, J.D, Longan, Betty °ark. Bob Sexton, O.K. Shell- Loretta Silvws, Herty Smith. Opal Stafford Colleen Stew- art, Harry Mikesell,Dee Higgins, Hazel Cantrell, and Beulah Majors. To these were added Glenrida Edwards. Mr. Muncie made a very capable sponsor. The subjects we took were: English, Science, Algebra, Home Ec., for the girls, -nd Agriculture for the boys. Our teachers were: Mrs. Brown,Mrs. Hitt,Miss Nay,and Mr. Muncie. Our activities were baseball and basketball for the boys, and softball and basketball for the girls. One of our girls, Opal Stafford and one of our boys, Harry Mikesell, made the respective basketball squads although none of them lettered. Honors that came our way were not many but they were good ones. Margaret Hunt was elected Annual Queen and four of our class, June Alderson. Neila Mast,Loretta Silvers, and Betty Park made the State Honor Roll. Our social affairs consisted of two class parties plus a very special party given us by the Seniors after a very rough day of Initiation. We were not pretty specimens after that marching and we were forced to go in the clothes we were wearing, but we were allowed to dress for the party. The last dav of M� y fl+9 found us much more mature and in our own weigh? equal to the unper classmen. We were thrilled when we re- ceived our grade slips proving beyond a doubt that we were no longer YEARLINGS . TWO YEARS BEFORE THP MASERS crs ffii S' gafe srs iz:ess - Our teachers warp • n— Mrs. Blackburn, Mrs. Hitt i Mrs!°5e ! Jccekt V lUon. - Lei! - Mr. Leg � was our sponsor. ’ Tun8 W®r� 0B � adfdtho°sdtateetSdr kol 11 'Als0 £, 5? and' Petty aeain Longpn June idcrscn E aWrd Jccn'l T ' w J.D. Margaret Hunt, Oeorgl’cowe? ch i?3} staffort. Colleen stov t DeeVHlgglns?re ° added ye er, “4elJc°nh bIr1?|?h n«� Masks'? bu? aHead wa r£ un“h So Closes Volumn two. the OUR DEEDS 00 TO TOWN kick outn0fhthe Senlors nltlatlns the ptUrh Junlors ke«lng a real more year and that «ill te om happ task? m°n' Just thlrk! 0ne Our members carried over from th? t erson, Charles Arnett, 0cor4 Cowge? 2ec?? al?ss ar®= T’ ne AM- Edward Ford, Moraret Runt Noll SIl Si1 ?rwin Tohnny Plasch, TO added £ %£� « oku 5is? r tSsjs rig“ 4rlt � . . •• . . Our teachers wore; I'r. Danii l Mrs. Blackburn, and Mr. Stringer. Our sponsors were: Mr. Gregory Miss Nay, Mr. Gregory, Mr. and Mr. Muncie. Munqie, andAIar?y“ 0?n ?hf and °Pal were ting ?e«l -se0r|erb?Wim h w°hnnyFU .wSEa'to' a basketball labS!?,one ?fTthe ■d1 Players. Max also received Harry was a member if our State Ch plf Solf ConsIr5atlonHT .R°11 s.S‘vs:r;.« s;r an 2 d saying that into each life some sorrow must fall f?il ofP?ontentmLtUr |r°Up had beGn SUCh that our sch°°l days were a Feb?ua?? Dav T v2Ze 2° learn our neatest lesson on a i-eoruary Day. For on that day the Master Teacher called on one nf , °i mates� Harry Edward Mikesell, to that Place Ibove the Sta?s 2rnorjnowW?t%U?urmean WaS °Ur 8«2Sst task'SSt' u°WultS meaning For deep down safely locked within the C; dw 5r f?Sw? hTr!?earJStr l?0l2 fteadfast t0 bhe hope that all Sell done servant-0 the MaSter and hear him sa So closes Volumn Three. BRIGHT VICTORY JeanroJJed but this time we were the top class. It was our turn to advise the Freshmen and advise we did. This was what we had waited for from Yearling days. Z Our subjects as Seniors were: English IV, Drivers Education Rook- sS ’nnd M loA!L1o?“UPe’ HomemaklnS. Algebra, Office Practice, Muncie, tMr?hMcCollomi ““ H° ard Our sponsors were: Mr. Daniel and Mrs. Mikesell. W«ah2VC ta£e? a .biP Part in activities. June and Opal were Err in M£X a ttal,2s2ay on tho basketball teams. Also, Fireball Envin, George Cowger, Johnny Flasch, Edward Ford, Herb Smith and Max onPthpr£fUtarSw°n th2 ?aseba1} line Again Neila, Juno and Betty were on the State Honor Roll. This year Neila is the Valedictorian and June the Salutatorian of the graduating class. Opal Stafford is se- and h a? th2 £nnual uoon, Margaret Hunt the editor of the Bluejacket and Charles McCamey, the editor of the Optimist. exuejaexr • - I • t • • - — . t • • Class History Continued: We held our Baccalaureate Services Sunday morning May Wth. Rev. Grubb of the Methodist Church preached the sermon. His topic was Making the Right Decisions . We left on our Senior trip Sunday afternoon. We visited Sammy Lane Resort on Lake Taneycomo, Branson, Mo., Lake of the Cherokees at Langley, Okla., and the Will Rogers Memorial, Claremore, Okla. We returned on May 8th and that evening at 8 o'clock we marched down the aisle to receive our diplomas—the Bright Victory we had sought so long. Thus ends the final volume of the history of the Class of '52. CLASS PROPHECY As the Senior grads' of 1952 hold their class reunion at Coney Island we find we have man, successful oeople. George Cowger has become a representative for .the state of Texas, in Congress while Cecil Erwin has taken over Durgan's poker palace in Coyle. Herb Smith and Max Cope have ust returned from the Far East, where Max is a jet-pilot with 1 + ducks °nd 2 squadron leaders to his credit and Herb has taken over Ridgeway's command. Someone kept shooting the officer just above him, Betty Ruth Park has just recently been crowned Miss America. We also have another famous personage with us, Bob Sexton who runs a successful gambling casino in Reno. Going on down the list of -lumni, we discover Tiny Bill Alderson, Cham- pion Lady Wrestler featured on W.K.Y.-TV. Also on our list of re- nowned athletes we find Charles (Swifty) lieCarney, star fullback for the famed Cleveland Browns. Among the wealthy socialites is Colleen Stewart. who married multi-millionaire, John Doe. Of the few ex- seniors who continued their education we see Opal Stafford. an outstanding student attending West Point, and Charles Arnett, a graduate of Vassar. Edw-rd Ford, we find, has finally settled down on a big ranch in Texas and is raising little Herefords. Included in these successful farmers, is Johnny Fla.sch,, who holds World's Champion prize for his Banty Rooster. Neila iiast has her own base- ball team, short stoo and all. Visiting here from Chicago is the editor of the famous Chicago Tribune , Maggie Hunt. Visiting also with us we discover J.D. Longan (Paw) who is currently starred in the Broadway hit, Paw Comes Home . O.K. Shellhammer. artist who paints the lovely Esquire calendars is here today. The owner of Loretts's Club 29 , voted the most frequently raided night-club in New York, is Loretta (Slick) Silvers. After hearing our class pro- phecy (the Seniors of '52,) we know that the Class of '53 will have a difficult time trying to attain our high standards. )UR LAST WILL AUD TFST'MENT V?e, the Senior Class of the High School of Covie, of the County of Logan, and State of Oklahoma, being indisputable cf sound and disposing mind and memory and about to pass out of existence, do make, publish and declare this to be our last will and testament hereby revoking any and all former wills by us at any time hereto- fore, made: We, The Senior Class leave our ability to rule the roost to the Sophomore Class because they know the proper way due to our teach- ing. Margaret Hunt leaves her height to Bobby Hay and hopes he can use it to become a great basketbzll star. Kerby Smith wants Marion Barnes to have his way with the girls and Max Dunagan his dancing a’ ility. 0. K. Shellhanmer wills his curly hair to Jerry Stewart. Opal Stafford leaves her abilit'1 to plav basketball to Phyllis Freudenberger and she hopes that Phillis can stop that forward that plays post for Deer Creek. Cecil Erwin thinl-s Bonnie Bailey fcibuld make great use of his beaut iful. long, dark eye-lashes to charm the boys. George Cowgcr wants Mickey Rasmussen to have his poker plavin ability and he 'ould like for Donald Ionian to have the job of mov- ing the signs out of the streets. Fdward Ford believes that Freddie Schneider could use his ability to get out of his classes. Betty Ru£h Park leaves her good grades in English to Odell Davis. Bob Sexton wants Icon Domstead to have his daily attendance and ability to get along with the teachers. Colleen Stewart leaves her sweet disposition to Mary Lou Sullins and hopes she tiscs it accordingly. Max Cope leaves his ability to rob the lockers of pencils to the Sophomore boys. Holla Mast wants Donna Disney to have her lost prized possession, her pet bar Timothy, Barbara Stanbrough to have her shyness and Max Davis to have her much used dictionary. J.D. Longan lor.vos h:’midnight runs and his ability to stay out all night to Floyd Tato. Loretta Silvers leaves her favorite Sophomore boyfriend,Gary Mast, to Norma Faulkner Charles McCamoy thinks Richard Downey could use his slimness. Charles Arnett leaves his ability to get to class on time to Mary Ann Bazeau and his wonderful imagination to Paul Boyd. June Alderson wants Elizabeth Woodard to have her nickname Tiny Bill and her ability to play poker and snooker to Mary Flasch. Johnny Flasch leaves his ability to strut before the band to Dick Cundiff. We make, constitute and appoint our beloved sponsors, Mrs. Vera Mikesoll, and Mr. W.D. Daniel, to be executrix and executor of this our last will and testament. IN WITNESS V HEREOF, we have hereunto subscribed our names and affixed our seal this the 9th day of May, A.D. 1952. The Seniors of Coyle High School SEAL - Dee Cantrell Kel]le Deese Betty Flynt Russell Dobson Ka ry Flasch Floyd Tate Bonnie Bailey J Elaoe Smith Joan Flasch � Bentie Sorrels Kerle Yienest 1 s Lawrence Carrier j� J ) V Will BlscFburn Juanita Ingle Patricia Thomas David Rasmussen Barbara Stanbrough T)ewayne Waror.er I Mickey Rp. r usren Anna Bucke chard Dcwnev Drnna Disney Jerry Stewart Beve Richard Biegs Cundiff Sammie Dawscn Donald Longan Elizpbeth Woodard Wesley Randall Gary Mast Donald Bi eberdorf Lois Ben Moorman boss Not Pictured Dwaine Fleming v Darlene Crabtree Junior Trompler Joe Wayne Downey Udell Davis Betty Lou Schneider Esther Nobbe 5 1 A A Ray Gottfried Dean Pyle a a r- mk Leon Domstead Donald Moorman a Q A .Robert Majors Freddie Schneider • ; • ■ 'N ► Clark Hounds S. Wesley Majors Marllee Brown ■i Doyle Charlene Powell Randall Not Pictured Cleo Carolee Bo-'en Delta Leonard Hazel Cowger Casey (j A 5 O i - 7 -w - Ray Cowger Thelma Moorman Kenneth Higgins Tatrlcla Dobson Jimmy Freudenburger Lera Davis Obert Ingle Flaine Devls Rose Ann Downey Carol Jo Bteberdorf Kathrine Minnich Not Pictured Bobby Faulkner Norma McGuire Raymond Allen williem Park Johnny W1 lllams Nancy Shellhammer Kthel Ma.lors David Wegner V y Gerrae Cantrell Ida Belle Hay Dorothy Shell hammer Loyd Biggs Nathan Welch Evelvn Killer Eva Bucke Lewis Cantrell Sue Barnes r- I Marvin Carnes Mi Idred Covel Barbara Boyd Patricia Sexton Samrv Stewart Kathrine Shellharrmer Ruby Underwood Kathryn Bobson Lois Wegner : y v. Cprclyn Covel Jimmie Williams Mary Jane Hay Lena Beck Virginia Ora ha nr Bobby Moorman Gareld Moorman Linda Owens Charles Shirley Leon Esther Billy Evans Parsel Gottfried Boyce Page r i James Graves Neva Longan Leon Gottfried Jimmie Thelma Henry Palovlk Long Stafford Willie McGuire Deanna Henson Lonney Brown L ■a Tory ' cruire Thelma Bucke Velma Bucke Marilyn Oareld Oohson Higelns Marla Graham Paul Jeanne Ronny Wegner Freudenbereer KcCamey Robert Evelyn Melvin Park Welch Graham Charles Linda Johnnie valors Flasch Lashley Billy Turner Carolyn Cowen Laurel Davis nanah Higgins Dean Roena Matheson Whitmore Jerry Davis Glennda Bentley V ' L Oramel Majors n rv , Charles Gunkel 2 « Dolii e Downey Virginia Gottfried Charles Covel Rosalie lasch 4 % Ethel Smedley Larry Moorman Raymond Majors Jo Ann Carnes Max Foster Beverly parsel Larry Lcnpan Linde Vsn Ccevering Dnrrell Pasmussen Ccnnle Silvers 'i i Paul Hey Forman Merv Melors r 'W 9 Vernon Graham Laurel Louise Blpck Tl Le rry Lowe Lottie Fleck v A £ v Ronnie She]lhammer Billy Graves Becky Hutchenson Redmond Smedlev Beulah Long Richard Perks U k Johnny Page 1 Billy Davis 1 Sharon She!lhammer Ruth Wegner Welter Hlllerfcv ii Davis Rlckv Gunkel V Nancy Beck Johnnie Moorman i i Jackie Bucke nk Lee Morris Jean Biggs Roger Rounds Linda Lashley Sandra Hillerby Ernest Black % George Colburn Mervyn Majors Valeta Minnich Loyd Moorman Mary Ellen Ccvel Tommy Downey Barbara Davis Judy Taylor Betty Lou Brown - n Andy Conley Charles Parsel IK HP v Carolyn Majors Earl Rogers f-% - Carl Dobson Bprbara Graham JL i Richard Robbins � June Alderson Band Queen I Esther Nobbe — ; F F A Queen V Opal Stafford Annual Queen Barbara Stafford Basketball Queen Lois Moorman I Carnival Queen SENIOR HIGH: Top Row: Elizabeth Woodard, Phyllis Freudenberger, Gail Nivens, Merle Yiengst, June Alderson, Toby Bailey. Bottom Row: Coach Gregory, Patricia Thomas, Betty Flynt, Faye Biggs, Barbara Stafford, Barbara Stanbrough, Opal Stafford. SENIOR HIGH: Top Row: Coach McCollom, DeWayne Wagoner, Rasmussen, Lawrence Carrier, Bottom Row: Marion Barnes, Dick Cundiff, Rasmussen, Max Cope. Max Dunagan, Mickey Russell Dobson, Davis BOYS The Scores Coyle 36 Eureka 21 Coyle 29 Arcadia 39 Coyle 22 Cashion 27 Coyle 2l+ Perkins 3 Coyle l+l Red Rock bO Coyle 26 Eureka 31 Coyle 23 Morrison 3b Coyle 21 Cashion 25 Coyle 22 Deer Creek 30 Coyle 38 Tryon 25 Coyle 35 Red Rock 37 Coyle 28 Glencoe 15 Coyle 22 Mulhall bO Coyle 16 Mulhall 3 + Coyle 2b Ripley 38 Coyle 35 Sumner 22 Coyle 31 Orlando 35 Coyle 29 Ripley b2 Coyle 37 C-rcsent 35 Coyle 35 Tryon 37 Coyle 17 Morrison 25 Coyle 33 Mulhall 30 Coyle 18 Perkins 33 Coyle 25 Glencoe 22 Coyle bQ Cresent 35 Coyle +3 Red Rock 31 Coyle 20 Perkins 30 Coyle 31 Orlando b6 Coyle 35 Sumner 26 Coyle 32 Orlando bl Coyle 35 Deer Creek 50 GIRLS The Scores Coyle 27 Cashion 1+2 ♦Coyle 27 Mulhall ♦Coyle 23 Tryon 22 Coyle 30 Morrison Coyle 23 Clencoe 25 Coyle 19 Ripley Coyle 32 Cashion 35 Ooyle 12 Orlando ♦Coyle l+l+ Red Rock 37 ♦Coyle 32 Crescent ♦Coyle 37 Morrison 30 Coyle 19 Morrison Coyle li+ Deer Creek 1? Coyle 22 Perkins ♦Coyle 27 Mulhall 16 Coyle 20 Crescent ♦Coyle 28 Sumner 26 ♦Coyle 27 Perkins Coyle 29 Ripley 3 + Coyle 2l+ Sumner ♦Coyle 2b Tryon 23 Coyle 29 Midwest City Coyle 2b Mulhall 25 ♦Coyle 29 Fureka Coyle 20 Red Rock 27 Coyle ll+ Orlando ♦Coyle 30 Glencoe 2� + Coyle 31 Deer Creek Coyle 16 Orlando 2b Games Won 20 31 21 1� + 29 23 29 i+6 2b 36 50 13 13 i+3 GRADE SCHOOL: „ , Top Row: Eva Bucke, Dorothy Shellhammer, Carol Bieberdorf, Elaine Davis, Virginia Graham. Bottom Row: Mr. Daniel. Coach, Kathrine Minnlch, Nancy Shellhammer, Rose Ann Downey, Pat Dobson, isathryn Dobson, Thelma Moorman. GRADE SCHOOL: Top Row: Bobby Matheson, Jimmy Freudenberger, Nathan Welch, Ray Cowger, Jimmy Williams. Bottom Row: Coach McCollom, Mike Smith, Raymond Allen, Loyd Biggs, Kenneth Higgins, Johnny Williams. GRADE BOY’S SCORES GRADE GIRL'S SCORES Omega Tournament Omega Tournament Coyle 26 Greenfield 19 Coyle 23 Greenfield 18 Coyle 15 Omega 11 Coyle 19I Omega 28 doyle 21 Fogarty 20 Orlando Tournament Orlando Tournament Coyle 3 Douglas 28 Coyle 2 Cotteral 0 Coyle 29 Marland 10 Coyle 22 Morrison 20 Coyle 28 Mulhall 23 Coyle 20 Mulhall 16 Sumner Tournament Coyle 22 Orlando 11 Coyle 29 Glencoe 6 Coylo 35 Quay 7 Fosarty Tournament Red Rock 18 Coyle 17t Coyle 23 Mulhall lb I 0 Coyle 12 Fogarty 22 Coyle Jr. High Tournament Coyle bb Perkins 29 Sumner Tournament Coyle 36 Orlando 19 Coyle Quay 13 Coyle 3 Eureka 0 Matched Games Coyle 32 Pawnee 23 Coyle 36 Mulhall 28 Coyle 32 Mulhall lb- Covle 19 Mulhall 11 Coyle 26 Perkins 16 Coyle Jr. High Tournament Coyle 18 Crr so- nt 12 Boy's Matched Games Coyle 18 Cotteral 21 Covle 29 Mulhall 19 CHAMPION Coyle 38 Arcadia 20 I Runner-Dp 38 20 0 Overtime Coyle Mulhall C CLUB Top Row: Elane Smith, DeWayne Wagoner, Johnny Flasch, Max Cope, David Rasmussen. Middle Row: Russel Dobson, Marlon Barnes, Opal Stafford, J.D. Longan, George Cowger. Bottom Row: Mr. MoCollom, Mary Lou Still ins, Betty Flynt, Nferle Tiengst, Barbara Stanbrough, June Alderson. BASEBALL Top Row: Mr. MoCollom, George Cowger, Johnny Flasch, David Rasmussen Russel Dobson, Herty Smith, Richard Cundlff, Lawrence, Carrier, Marion Barnes, Max Dunagan. Bottom Row: Elane Smith, Cecil Erwin, Edward Ford, DeWayne Wagoner, Mickey Rasmussen, Donald Longan, J.D. Longan, Max Cope. COYLE BAND RHYTHM BAND HIGH SCHOOL' BAND Top Row: Jerry Stewart, Jimmy Freudenberger, Dwaine Fleming, Thelma Long, Jane AldetSon, Gary Mast, Clark Rounds, Billy Page, Lawrence Carrier. Middle Row: Patricia Thomas, Neila Mast, Anna Bucke, Marion Barnes, Johnny Flcsch, Paul Boyd Charles Arnett, Charles Evans, Deanna Henson, William Park, Carolyn Cowen. Bottom Row: Kathrine Minnich, Thelma Moorman, Mary Flasch, Charles McCamey, Gail Nivens, Don nr: Disney, Lois Moorman, Norma Faulkner, Betty Schneider, Linda Owens, Patricia Lowe, Shirley Parsel. RHYTHM BAND Top Row: Roena Whitmore, Lottie Black, Charles Gunkel, Max Foster, Jo Ann Carnes, Dcnna Bentley, Jana Daniel, Beverly Parsel, Rosalie Flasch, Dolly Downey, Betty Disney , Patsy Ann .Cantrell, Glenda Bentley, Dannah Higgins, Hazel Turner, Virginia Gottfried. Vth Row: Carl Dobson, Ethel Smadley, Laurel Black, Oramcl Majors, Jerry Davis, Larry Longan, Larry Moorman, Charles Covel, Douglas Arnett, Johnny Beck, Dean Matheson, George Sexton, Raymond Majors, Dickey Hillerby, Earl Rogers, Jean Biggs. 3rd Row: Miss Kenita Smalley; 2 3 grade teacher, Phyllis Freudenberscr; pianist, Roger Runds, Connie Ruth Davis, Mary Majors, Paul Ray Forman, Vernon Graham, Larry Lowe, Ronnie Shellhammer, Mervyn Majors, Richard Pirks, Loyd Moorman, Earnest Black, Billy Graves, Ricky Gunkel, Billy Max Davis, Raymond Smedley, Lee Morris, and Mrs Ward: First grade teacher. 2nd Row; Nancy Beck, Jackie-Bucko, Valeta Minnich, Ruth Wegner, Sharon Shell- hammer, Beckv Hutchinson, Connie Silvers, Darrel Rasmussen, Dale Allen, Johnny Page, Cecil Covol, Johnny Moorman, Beulah Long, Liida Sue Lashley. 1st Row: Sandra Henson, Sandra Hillerby, Judy Taylor, June Davis, Caroiyn Majors, Donna Sexton, Barbara Graham, Mary Ellen Ccyhl, George Coburn, Wayne Covel, Andy Conley, Tommy Downey, Chatles Parsel, Richard Robbins, Leslie Welch. HONOR SOCIETY: Top Row: Nella Mast, Will Rogers Blackburn, June Alderson. Bottom Row: Betty Park, Merle Yiengst, Barbara Stanbrough, Donna Disney, Gail Nivens, Esther Nobbe. GLEE CLUB: u , Top Row: Juanita Ingle, Patricia Thomas, Opal Stafford, Charlene Randall, Esther Nobbe, Norma Faulkner. Middle Row: Mr. Hayes, Margaret Hunt, Mary Lou Sullins, Elizabeth Woodard, Barbara Stafford, Gail Nivens, Betty Park. Bottom Row: Anna Bucke, Trula Majors, Donna Disney, Lois Moorman, Phyllis Freudenberger, Neila Mast. SENIOR if H CLUB8 Top Row: June Alderson, Betty Schneider, Barbara Stanbrough, Lois Moorman, Joan Flasch. Middle Row: Norma Faulkner, Trula Majors, Charlene Randall, Hazel Cowger, Father Nobbe, Mary Flasch. Bottom Row: Miss Howard, Phyllis Freudenberger, Neila Mast, Anna Bucko, Donna Disney, Gail Nivens. F.F.A. Top Row: Sammie Dawson, Dee Welton Cantrell, Cleo Casey, Junior Trompler,Bobby Sexton, Leon Dorastead, Lawerence Carrier, Dean Pyle, Chester Welch, Donald Moorman. Second Row: Clare Rounds, Robert Majors, Gary Mast, Jerry Stewart, Max Davis, J.D. Longan, Max Cope, Russell Dobson, Cecil Erwin. Third Row: Wesley Randall, Max McGuire, Max Dunagan, Bobby Hay, Donald Bieberdorf, Mickey Rasmussen, George Cowger, Dick Cundiff, DeWayne Wagoner. Bottom Row: Mr. Muncie, Richard Downey, Freddie Schneider, Joe Wayne Downey.Johnnie Flasch,Will Blackburn, David Rasmussen, Elaine Smith, Edward Ford, Ben Moss. JUNIOR � f-H CLUB: Top Row: Max Foster, Charles Gunkel, Tony McGuire, George Cantrell, Bobby Faulkner, Kenith Higgins, Larry Moorman, William Park, Gareld Higgins, Marvin Carnes, Lewis Cantrell, Billy Page, Gareld Moorman, Sammy Stewart, Jimmy Graves, Willie McGuire. Second Row: Nathan Welch,Shirley Parsel, Evelyn Welch, Susie Dob- son, Neva Longan, Deanna Henson, Jeanne Freudenberger, Patricia Lowe Kathryn Flasch,Mary Downey,Esther Boyce, Ethel Majors,Norma McGuire Linda Flasch. Third Row:Ray Cowger, Patsy Sexton, Glennda Bentley, Donna Bentley, Jana Daniel, Dollie Downey, Joan Carnes, Rosalie Flasch, Melvin Graham, Virginia Graham, Thelma Moorman,Eva Bucke, Kathryn Shell- hammer, Phyllis Freudenberger, Mrs. Mikesell. Bottom Row: Roona Whitmore, Danah Higgins, Raymond Majors, Oramel Majors, Douglas Arnett, Larry Longan, Johnnie Moorman, Jerry Davis, Carol Bieberdorf, Jimmie Freudenberger, Kathryn Dobson, Beverly Parsel, Betty Dianey, Marla Graham, Thelma Bucke, Velma Bucke. i • . J , we can't Keep up, either. Is the water cold, Donna? Don t cry, Toby Another Freshman Three Sorhomores Who gets the Hadacol ? Freshmen Hungry? Just Resting Favorable Score The Barbaras I- V Once a Blond Catch he”. Jake. The Baby Play Ball: Dressed up Daisy Mae Lll • Abner ggjj” ££ Tt'S tir,e t0 Cr0Wn ner’Jorn No, no, Norma J Study Hall Stork Club il Stork Club The Brains at Work Jake, Carl, and Vernon Geo. Ruth Juniors at Work A dream come true for Curly Blann Pleasant Valley team George Rate Prophecy: State Champions 1956 J uiat1 m Looking at the Shepherd Of The Rills country Before Baccalaureate Surf riderss Max Cecil George Boys will be girls J.D. Margaret Commencement March Chas. A. Congratulations good luck. Together all the way Noel 4� • v Waitin' for lunch Fried Chicken Seniors on Lake Taneycomo Corn on the Curb High Dive Tennessee of the School of the Ozarks Everywhere the boys went — the girls were behind lane RT fJK ■ 4. L Herb, Shelly and Cigar -3 y 8 v V 01 � .. 3 a. a u T 0 Q R A CR-t hs O vs. L V , 'tu J—-N • 0 V:Y«- vV V, CONGRATULATIONS AND BrST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF TOE COYI£ HIGH SCHOOL. Stillwater National Bank Stillwater, Oklahoma Capitol Stock $100,000.00 Surplus $515,000.00 James E. Berry, President Frank G. Berry, Vice-President Paul C. Wise, Cashier Gilbert M. Criswell, Asst. Cash. Gifford L. Glover, Asst. Cash. F. Williams, Asst. Cash. 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''ice Used Cars Trucks X-Ray fitted Guthrie Oklahoma FURNITURE WANTED WE BUY ’'ORE. WHY? WE SFLL MORE. WHY? WE SELL FOR LESS. Phone 3U0 GAFFNEY’S 212 W. Okla. GAGE CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS 52 MARTIN DRY GOODS COYLE., OKLAHOMA WESTERN STORE Levi Jeans—Stetson Hats Indian Jewelry—Luggage Leddy Boots—Saddles 115 West 7th St. PhofliB 538 Stillwater, Oklahoma Congratulations and Bes£ Wishes—Seniors I PEYTON GLASS SON Stillwater, Oklahoma Quality Apparel For Over A Quarter Of A Century 1 i STRODE FUNT?r:;. . i TIE Phone 50 FLOWER BASKET 1 W. F. Bernhardt Mario Bernhardt f 3!.. Sci. h Washington Street Te-.ephone 32 + -� ’ •- . j j.i uatcr Oklahoma 6l0 Duncan Street Corsages Funeral Design Fresh Flowers Stillwater Oklahoma Potted Plants PIKE : S Where Everybody Likes to Shoo• Guthrie Oklahoma 0. C. Pjke Co, Dealers in Distressed Salvaged Meroh .rd' r • Across From Pojt Office Building DAVIS STUDIO AND CAMERA SHOP LONGAN’S SERVICE STATION 117 West Oklahoma Guthrie Oklahoma Gas-Tires-Ar cessories Telephone 378 c°yle Oklahoma Cameras and Supplies Everything for Better Home Movie: and BENTLEY GRO. STATION CONGRATULATIONS to GRADUATES of 52 Pictures DEANS GROCERY .ifc J'r. i' i TCRE 101 West n r r •: p;.i- forme • • ? • ir.t- -W-:- xx'wuer G.'.2 HousOVf-.r S 3 Hal Ha0. • £ 807 Main Street StiAiwa ier . Oklahoma PEARSON: S BAXERY ars d dunham i Stillwater, Qklahor a 3East t.PUDio i : ‘ -ilAvaie-, Oklahoma FLOWERS FARMERS SUPPLY COMPANY For All Occasions 10cM Main Phone 209 + ART FLOWER SHO - ?10 W, 6th St. j Phone 1389 - Day or Night Stillwater, Oklahoma DOUGLAS FOOD MART DR. KNOTTS Home of Good Food Veter.: uariafc I Stillate., Oklahoma j 82’+ Main Street Stillwater, Oklahoma V. A. AO'Jx REAL ESTATE COCA COLA 123 W. Seventh St. BOTTLING COMPANY Stillwater, Oklahoma Guthrie, Oklahoma BILL NELSON HARNED CLEANERS SPORTING GOODS Guthrie, Oklahoma Guthrie, Oklahoma