Daniel Webster High School - Warrior Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)
- Class of 1950
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To meet the needs of the students many changes have been made in the curriculum since that time. Stu- dents and faculty together are constantly exploring New Frontiers in Education. ,ff nf' - fm' t Lan AJJL.-+....,.+ ,,.scc -. .ecs is H, NX A. x. S fb -1 K' M55 X x . N .i XA f X . ,xxx XX' N ,N N QR N ' X . X X. xx V X Uri vlri -l?o.ininc Q , ,NY --,S fr, ik, ----- 1- , -- '--v a, - ---, l X , . I ff! , ski Ami, - ' 3, Nur'54LY'3 f 'iii 1 , -.7 ff l 'my - , I n, ,, '77 f I 3r7!1WTA ,J 'X if 1 J qfwx, fl fig 5 41, ,, J, I V4.5 . . N ' , V J AC 1 V ' ,,. :, rf ,',' fa' wwf,-,XJ .. ' - 4. 1 H . - P P517 x ,, X , ,,7 i . 'QQ' ,f-, K, a Y, ,X 5, DEDICATION To MR. T. H. BROAD, principal, teacher, leader, friend, whose loyalty and earnest effort is one of the most important factors in the progress of our school toward new frontiers in education, learning and democracy, we sincerely dedicate our 1950 Wa1'rio1'. . Q SURVEY An uppurtunity to explore the elective fields is provided at Daniel Webster through the ninth grade Survey classes. Eighteen duys spent in each uf seven dif- ferent fields, including art, music, speech, drafting, shops, homemaking, Spanish, and the library, gives the students ax better background for choosing their subjects for the next three years. he SENIOR CORE A home nursing class for boys, the first ul' its kind in Okluhmnu, was cm1dut'tecl ul Daniel Wellstei' this year by rx Red Ciuss instructor. Dealing with niany nf the twmx' mon emergencies that urise in u home, this class is one of the xuuny kinds of life ud- jnstiuent activities nffered at VVebster tlirough the Senior Cure program. AGRICULTURE A course in agriculture, added to the Cnrriculum ol' our school this year, is the only course of its kind in the Tulsa city high schools. Individual projects carried on at home and class projects, such as the planting of a rose garden on the campus, are included among the activities of the boys enrolled in agriculture. NURSERY To provide high school students with experience and training in child care is the purpose of Daniel Webste-r's child develop- ment laboratory. Working with the chilA dren also provides an opportunity for the students to study their own personality problems through observation of the be- havior of' the three and four-year-olds. Q Y-vm. M. ,.,, , M, , . ,, , , - ,ff ,W my 1 N 1' -www- a 'S' ln! s M' '51, wr. W AQ! 5 Y sz M L Q -Q x. if ' 1, . .K 'G si' s W5 .1 at up ,w Y, N F .. K f . U X ' , +R, 8'-6 2'WW f l ASNE Liv MHAUR' The195O VVARRIUR Urder of Books B 0 O K 0 N E THE SCHOOL Adrniniflrntion Seniory jnniorx Sopnonroref Freybnren Photo by WALTIZR Bklcwbik ik B O 0 K T W 0 THE ACTIVITIES Frontierf in Service Frontiery in Perfonnl Development Frontiers in H efzltbfnl Living E91 THE 1950 WARRIOR STAFF IQHOYUITH! iSrayQf Mllkkl-II. Wu.x1oTH, Editor WAYM1 W1ll'x'1-1, Busfni-ss Manager Li-tom Prixlxclck, Associate Editor Joyce Chambers Audrie King Joyce Williams Helen Rafferty Billie Craighead Jean Roades Mary Rose Wier Lois Martin James Sigler RONALD SEALS, Pholograibhvr Jon CARTER, Associate Photographer ART STAFF Bobby Wright June Johnson George Williams Iva Lee Pennington Gene Gibson Winnifred Spratt BOARD OF CONTROL SFNIORS jrxioks SOPHOMORES Peggy Hilton Patsy Barnes Joyce Hutchison Bill Jackson Don Boyd ' Sully Bailey Dorothy Knappenberger Ona McCabe Ella B. Chandler Sponsor Sponsor Sponsor IPRIQSIIMICN Bobby Bowden Sandra Frear Eunice McArthur, Sponsor l ACl'l.'liY ADVISFRS Dorothy Knappenberger, Editorial Staff Helen Jones, Business Treva Mills, Art Staff Yearbook Board of Control: SEATFD: Mrs. Ella B. Chandler, Murrel Wilmoth, Bill Jackson, Wayne White, Joyce Hutchison. S'l',-XNIJING: Miss Dorothy Knappenberger, Miss Treva Mills, Miss Eunice McArthur, Patsy Barnes, Don Boyd, Peggy Hilton, Sally Bailey, Mrs. Ona McCabe, Sandra Frear, Mrs. Helen Jones, Bobby Bowden. l E101 - ,, 11 1 1 1 3 -.41 DR. CHARLES C, MASON Supzf1'intz'ndr'nt of Schools ADMINISTRATION Fu- lu. 1950 MR. BYRON L. SHEPHERD DR. JESS S. HUDSON Assistant SllfIf'1'i7llf'7ldF7ll Director of Curriculum BOARD OF EDUCATION silk! W -O+ C. EMMA EE. E121 Seated, Llilfl' To Rmll'l': Mrs. C. O. Willson, Mr. Cleo C. Ingle, President Mrs. F. C. Swindell Standing, Llilfl' To Rlczlrr. Mr. Joseph M. Green Mr. Richard B. McDermott Mr. Frank Settle Mr. George R. Cathey AD MINISTRATION 1950 MR. T. H. BROAD Principal Through the guidance of a fac- ulty of which any school could be proud, Daniel Webster High School has implanted high ideals of democratic living in our .student body. Our school is noted for the friendly relationship between the faculty and students. The facul- ty members are not only our in- structors but our personal friends to whom we may go for advice and counsel. Under their excel- lent leadership Daniel Web.ster has moved forward into New Frontiers in Education. PHA MR. ROBERT A. HARRIS Acting Principal 455. MR. LESLIE VAN NOY MRS. MAY HENRY Dean of Boys Dean of Girls E131 zcult l9.'0 RY X a ' wnfliek I I :In I S 1 .LISQSELQ .11 i .,. awk A R my If fix, wh I 'ZIV I , ,af ,x WMF PAULINE AFPLEBAUGH SPANISH ENGLISH ELLA B. CHANDLER ENGLISH OPAL CROWE ENGLISH SOCIAL STUDIES E. C. DICKERSON DRIVER TRAINING VINANCIAL SECRETARY T141 ,V if j SI' f I fkf, if L 'SCC' : f, I-ff' .1, L 2 , .2 -M ,L II TJ ,:',' T. A . TI GENE BROWN AGRICULTURE SCIENCE. ATHLETICS DOROTHY CLARK DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION PAUL CUMISKEY ORCHESTRA LANE DOUGHERTY SCIENCE MATHEMATICS INA BETH CAVENER LIBRARIAN MARGIE CREAGER PHYSICAL EDUCATION DONALD E. DEWEY METALS MACHINE SHOP JOE E. DUNHAM HISTORY. ENGLISH , .A.,:5 , IQ X 9 'i -Q55 I, 'ian . . .I f' 'I-52 --MQ '75i?1ir'Q . ' :iw HW n,.ahQhm.L fl, ? IS w 53:31, ,- , Lg I, I Ps, PAUL DUVAL TYPING HELEN M, JONES MATHEMATICS TESTING, SENIOR CORE EUNICE MCARTHUR ENGLISH SOCIAL STUDIES RAYMOND MOSES BAND CHORAL MUSIC CATHERN HANKS HOMEMAKING, SURVEY SENIOR CORE DOROTHY KNAPPENBERGER ENGLISH. SENIOR CORE JOURNALISM ONA MCCABE ENGLISH CHARLES OLDS EIOLOGY MAY HENRY DEAN OF GIRLS SENIOR CORE ROBERT LAYTON ENGLISH SOCIAL STUDIES TREVA MILLS ART, CRAFTI SURVEY LEO PAULDING WOODWORK SURVEY IISJ W II. GENE HUDSON STAGECRAFT ODETTA LEWIS CLOTHING MARSHALL MILTON MATHEMATICS EDDIE RAUNIKAR SPEECH ARTS HELEN HUGHES HISTORY BEATRICE LOWE PHYSICAL EDUCATION PAUL MORRIS PROBLEMS. ALGEBRA BASKETBALL MURIEL RAY NURSERY L. R, CURTIS TURNER PHYSICAL EDUCATION WRESTLING CARLOS CLAYTON PHYSICAL EDUCATION FOOTBALL 9 1 QQ' I CES. Vy, I E 'S LESLIE VAN NOY DEAN OF BOYS FOOTBALL JESSIE GODOWN BOOKSTORE MANAGER REGISTRAR MARTHA HAMILTON CAFETEFCIA DIRECTOR RAYMOND WELLS DRAFTING. SURVEY STUDENT COUNCIL SENIOR CORE WILMA JOHNSTON CLERK KITTIE MISER SCHOOL NURSE DAISY WHALEN SHORTIIAND. EOOKKEEPING BUSINESS ENGLISH JEAN MEEKS OFFICE MANAGER GRACE RICHARDS MATRON I16I TOM BAINES SCIENCE ATHLETICS OTTO KARN BUILDING SUPERINTENDENT N TIORN U7 I+. W K . -wif' ' VS . V ' r K ,f I h ,353 l ,, ' I W, . f I4 -5. Q Ig P' Har' tum'--I Ss I .. sw . f 3 7 J -. H :- if - .5 I 2 rg ,, 1, 7. I, , if I is 1wgh,.w .. , ' WF V - -L , TQ! i . ' ' f :I- . ' ' 1-E: W L-IS -. ' M --- - I 'ma , , bay . f . f 2 X Y ' - :1w.fal'f f ?f.:Qqf ZA ug ' , , -' 3 ' - 7 Q ' vu 11, ,,:-.vm 'Q -, 2- ,H..1: ..g:- 1,-. wa My V - x I- 2 1--2-. 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V . 0 A, ' hw' .,-'I '5, ,. 1 g,..i,k ki, 5' ? 7f?'Z'?Y5' Y. W - -M y I. I uv1 ' til. RICHARD CHANEY EARL COX RUTH DEBOARD WANDA ENIERSON DOROTHY GARBEY RAYMOND CHOATE BILLIE CRAIGHEAD JACK DOBELBOWER DALLIS ENNIS DORIS GIBSON '-i KIT. ' C li? ' N , .IZ JINIMIE DALE CLUBB BARBARA COLE JOAN CRANI-'ORD TOM DEE CREEL EARL DONER BILL EASON Inset: I lll'IlI'!' fI,IIjSIl'IXfS at work in sch 001 lal2fn'alfn'1f U91 SEN I 0B .,-N A I gy? M . .. 1' . , ,hi -In vw I' 5 9 E . , V ,MM If E 5 43' I W if A 'WV ,'.v ' il Hg ' IIYO .,,. rg? f AALI ' f I I 'Ni A :iff ff ' -'A-52 ' 2: an A' ff' , Y Q 1 ff gsm: -I Q1 I - . Mi A! k.Ig ,T L . i : S Y IE- J AA .rats 1 R 3 4 W' Of' . .,a,,, ,,., ng A nw R ,fi XE f A rf , , Q, AA. 41 Y -W ,QE , Q' ' EDWARD GONZALES DAVID GREENE HAZEL GRIGGS O, C. 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' I 3 A RICHARD THOMAS BILL DON WALKER EDRALEE WEBB GEORGE WILLIAMS DONALD WITT CHARLES THRASHER CAROLYN WALLACE WAYNE WHITE JOYCE WILLIAMS JIMMY WOOD wr fe.fTw,f'f -,--gg-Mm -2--vw--kf'Lf::-zflwmgfe'-' uf-A L' 'A If-'2-fmrffq ,',,L-wx.. 1 -fu, I'-affim. u ,1 -ufmcmu,gM:4,.Lf-.Lam .- , ' mwxw, ,. - WI. A - l.: A u- ,vfu .A ,xfkaj w,,g'-',',w iQvLn,f.gp,,g1 gfi?n.4'-',fy1fa--ffm a..:5.f 19'.:-zfuai'-fm' ','E.w-Af :xwa ff1.,,,1 -f.,,,w-,mfw.-...'f+-'HI.':vfnz:1,'Q!'g'f H2 W ' ' ., 1 It I iiiiiliiiif whfN A it 55 MELVIN WOOD JOANN WYRICK JERRY YEARGAIN WANDA YORK JAMES YOUNT JAMES LARY BILLIE RLTH GILMORE HELEN WEBB NOT PICTURED HANNELORE JAFFE lv STEERING COMMITTEE SAILS THE SHIP CORE CLASSES FOLLOW FOR THE TRIP Senior Core Steering Committee, Ll-ZIf'l' T0 RIGHT: Mr. Robert A. Harris, Mr. Raymond Wells, Mrs. Helen Jones, Mrs. Cathern Hanks, Leon Peninger, Bill White, Walter Tapp, Donald Witt, James Sigler, Bill Knox, Helen Rafferty, Miss Dorothy Knappenberger, .lean Smith, Bill Harris, LaVerne Raper, Joe Brown, Lois Martin, Mr. Lune Dougherty, Doris Ludewick, Beverly Harmon. E253 Senior Cabinet: Bill Jackson, president. CN. X -. FIRST ROW: David Janeway, Joe Brown, Raymond Hogue, Leon Penin- ger, Eugene Allen, Wayne White, Derle Miller. Sl-ZCUNII Row: Jim Emerson, Anita Witt, Shirley Belden, Helen Rafferty, Glenn Chance, Joyce Chambers, Anna Lewis, L3Verne Raper, Miss Dorothy Knappenberger, sponsorg Doris Ludewick, Elizabeth Haynes. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President - ,,.,, ,,,e,. Vice-President ,,,, ,,,,,, Secretary ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, Treasurer, ,,,,,, ,,,,,,, , Sfimzsor ,,w,,, B!1.I. JACKSUN ,WMU EUGENE A1.i.lcN W , ,,,., --- Jovczli CHANIIIICRS ,,,,,,,,L ,GL1-LNN CHANCI4: Miss DOROTHY IQNAPPENBICRGICR CABINET REPRESENTATIVES David Janeway Joe Brown Leon Peninger Raymond Hogue Wayne White' Derle Miller Jim Emerson Anita Witt Shirley Belden Helen Raffert Anna Lewis I.aVerne Raper Y Doris Ludex ick Elizabeth Haynes V SENIOR CLASS ACTIVITIES The Seniors of '50 started their last big year with the election of officers and rep- resentatives. Soon after the election of of- ficers came the election of Football Queen. The lucky girl was pretty Anita Witt, and her attendants were Anna Lewis and Shir- ley Belden. At the end of yearbook sales in December the VVarrior Chief was announced to be Bill Don Walker. His senior Brave was Marty Edwards. The Senior Core activities were begun with a trip to four of the leading churches repre- sented in Tulsa. Other core activities includ- ed a dinner and a tea. On December Q, the seniors held a spaghet- ti dinner and party in the cafeteria and girls' gymnasium. Lzel Seniors played an important part in the sports activities this year. There were six- teen football lettermen, and the whole class was out backing them. There were only two lettermen in basketball, but that certainly did not keep most of the seniors from yelling themselves hoarse at the games. The wrest- ling team, with several seniors on it, took the state championship. Two seniors won in- dividual championships at the tournament. The senior play, A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court, was presented May IQ. The senior banquet and junior-senior prom helped to climax four years' exper- iences at Webster. Our speaker for com- mencement, the last step of our secondary education, was Dr. Eugene S. Briggs from Phillips University. JUNIORS -'A-xx 1 X w SX I 1 3 is : , . M' .pa - ., ,. :A at Sn i :L , 'ak V I I ,,--I gg, , J' as ' J J s s - es. , - if A for .we f1 if i fa , Y .,,AA. i J 1 A J ..Ag,' H W if If ,H 4'-4 i Q of is -if -5 -if ' '- ' . er 41 f . M ilral ,, J fs ' r i f s m w i . if ,V D N Ai A -- V' I ef Rfy. I'A- . 'Q QL - . - - J ,ji 13? . X gf? t M- .1,i f A-4' i,:: M W -3 X if K 2 af' . It I A f it l la. -wa L ' rrr l ' . r J it lssi , J J , J, : A 2 , e -A .AV A 1 . me- J B , i , ' . ' ' I 1 4' ww 'wav ww ' J i X or B r First Row: Donald Arnett, John Barlow, Pat Barnes, Pat Barton, Fallis Beall, Virginia Beall, Betty Beard, Robert Ray Blades, Donald Blair. Second Row: Dan Blankenship, David Blankenship, Lowell Blankenship, Bill Blevins, Betty Bow- den, Don Boyd, Lou Ann Bramley, Walter Brewer, Joe Briggs. Third Row: Leonard Brown, Shirlee Brown, Geraldine Bryce, Loy Bunch, Byron Bushyhead, Paul Byrd, Evelyn Canady, Betty Cantrell, Bob W. Carpenter. Fourth Row: Jimmy Carter, Norma Jean Cates,-41f l1,22, Bonnie Grace Chalmers, Shirley Chase, Jo Ann Childers, Valton Childers, Joyce Childers, Nanci Chism. Fifth Row: Wendell Clark, WViley Claver, Jack Cole, Jean Collins, Jerry Condreay, Calvin Cozart, Margie Lou Cravens, Jo Ann Crowl, Ralph Daugherty. Sixth Row: Chorde Davidson, Lucille Debolt, Geneva Dennis, Betty DeWitt, Bonnie Didlot, Jollie Dobelbower, David Downing, Mary Ann Duke, Nancy Dutcher. we ' I Ag, 'ia E i A 'A Yl 5 J 2 f ':' fi f , X 5 A F R ' ff l 75 P 1: i i i sir 5 f - , .. 1 i , in f I K y H I Q ,.: l A P i F 'W . E 9 33 - V9 p -. '- t ..,-V 'Q V '- ' if . ig ' f F L J isp fi -.:E N In K -Nv:E-:lE.,. lj e,-gg .. - V V 7 krky . 5 A 1. 1 -ii H ml K . L , ,, E I ,.- 7, 2' he at W J ' L L K ff h ee fe e l ri , M- rs if if , ' A- L 3- H f ff a s 2:,.-: 1 J X ','.,EE K - ',: l. L j im. V' .. 3 i f Xl A if llf . 5 1 Sf A in :':' of Q tr J F it 1 F 1 k - - , . ' Q E W ,N M ' w . Y - is A L if- -1' r or 1' H' ' 'F ' 'ff ew K5 ' if - ' ,, A 'F J A 3 X ' fi i F. 2 F - 5119 A 'Eli , 3 l lin gf re f fm- First Raw: Carol Sue Edwards, Jerry Emery, Lawrence Erwin, Mary Evans, Roberta Farris, Lewis Felkner, Johnny Ferguson, Nluriel Fitzpatrick, Ruth Foster. Second Row: Joann Fox, Donna Garrett, Max Garrison, Bette Gibson, Gene Gibson, Glenn Gore, Gary Guinn, James Hancock, John Hanks. Third Row: Paul Hanna, Frankie Hardison, Eldon Harper, Julia Harris, Ted Harrold, Delores Hart, Glenn Haynes, Barbara Heflin, lVIary Louise Hendricks. Fourth Row: Dora Mae Henry, Virgil Wayne Hensley, Harold Hibbard, Robert Hunt, Velta Hunter, James Hnxtable, IW. L. Hyde, lVIelvin Jaques, Imogene Jenkins. Fifth Raw: Everett Johnson, June Johnson, Norma Johnson, Laura Kelly, Donald Kirk, .Indy Knox, Howard Lary, Lavona Sue Laster, Doris Lauer. Sixth Row: Donald Laxton, Billie Sue Lewis, Joyce Linton, Nelda Lobb, Lucy lVIcBride, Evelyn lVIcClain, Carl McCrackin, Bill McCully, Bill lVIcDaniel. a X. we ,, , I ala za, , -or B ,, . L 3, G. g '4-1 , yeif sl , :K fda- ,af 1, Qs , J-' A K me T , or W if ',. A, K or . ,, :,,,, ,. as g Q A . f I ,:A, 5, I 3 'R' 'I ,aj SE 2 .P IP -ir if mai i 1 fffdiw i.ffw bf? r.Ww?,if Www H. S we J J ' f J f -g1' ' L ' I ::' 3 ii f -.,.f fff'- f align VM Q ' I L ' mt '. 19 ii ' , -or V,V. rim mm: . A 4, 44h ,fe - J f ,S ' P ' .'::: 5 A I Li 'P T A M, ,A , . M ln. V fn' , , -,: K. PM Qw ,g ae i J AA,' : .::- . .. i, 4 x :., , - E . - Z Q ,A g , A , ' at ,. . If? .I ' Q J ' . ' Ai- , ..Q i ,,,' :,. . . an E . -5- , ,. y Ii First Row: Charlene McDonald, Tommy McDonald, Shirley McKee, Richard McLaughlin, Melvyn McNIahon, Ruth lVlarrs, Evelyn Martindale, Mildred Massey, Jason May. Second Raw: Jim Mills, hlaureen Moore, Kenneth Morrison, Donna Moyer, Wayne Nunley, Fluna U'Bryan, John Overbeck, Jack Pallette, James Edward Patrick. Third Row: Velda Patten, Modell Paulding, Betty Lou Peak, Beverly Pendley, Iva Lee Penning- ton, .lay Pettypool, Wallace Powell, Lewis Price, Betty Lou Pride. 14014:-th Row: Loretta Ragsdale, Anita Ramsey, Pat Reed, Ardis Reel, .lack Richardson, Charlotte Riddle, Vada Rogers, Thais Rose, Jean Ross. Fifth Row: Norman Rudd, .lim Rusher, Betty Ann Ryan, George Schmitt, Virginia Scott, Nancy Seybold, Waldo Sharp, Roy Shipp, Betty Lou Smith. S'.'thR ':D 'P' S 'l D IX ou 0115 at nut 1, orothy Smith, Mary Joyce Sneed, Janet Sparknian, Rosalee Stamper, Ken Starling, Gloria Ste-gall, Bennie Stephens, Bonnie Stephens. Iii' A il7c,' 'tif 3011 e fi . it .-,:f,,.,. - . - g i , ,, c- . i,,,,.f,. . ., ,,- e ny, ,,111, ,51qmi,,,-,5-51.1 , ' 1 ,, ,. 4 , . ,Q V. -, -. 'iw-A .,, av..,t.,i.f,gfw '-ey, ..-is.,i'..1.. 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Second Raw: James Wall, Bettie Warren, Jo Ann Weaver, Virginia Welch, Joe VVescott, Anna Mae West, Marilyn White, Norma White, Paula Whitmeyer. Third Row: Herschel Wiggs, Philemon Wilkerson, Gerald Williams, Doris Wilson, Evelyn Wil- son, Freda Wimberly, Patsy Ruth Young, Jeanene Yount, Elizabeth Tilley. Q K 1 JUNIOR PLAY CAST ,K M' 1 IE -+ 1 I , gf ,ai .fr 1 9 Q ., ! Junior Class Cabinet, SliA'l'lilJ LI-Zlfl' 'IU RlGII'l': Mrs. Ona NIcCabe, Neita Thompson, Bette Gibson, Dan Blankenship, Fallis Beall, Evelyn Canady, Valton Childers, JoAnn Childers. STANIJINIQ: Mary Joyce Sneed, Jack Richardson, Betty DeWitt, George Schmitt, Charlotte Riddle, Paula YVhitmeyer, David Blankenship, Peggy Tompkins, Don Boyd. .IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President ,, , nn, ,,,,,,,, Vice-President ,,,,, Secretary ,U Treasurer Sponsor, U nn , ,,,,,,,,,,, DAN BLANKICNSIIII' W ,,,, ,,,,, F,xLLis Bi-1,x1,1. ,wc ,W BiQ'1'TlQ JUN141 GIBSON W W , Evlilxx Cfxxam' ,W , ,,,MRs. ONA Mc:C,xls1c CABINET REPRESENTATIVES Jack Richardson Neita Rae Thompson Charlotte Riddle Peggy Tompkins David Blankenship Valton Childers Jo Ann Childers Don Boyd George Schmitt INIary Joyce Sneed Paula Whitmeyer Betty DeWitt JUNIOR CLASS ACTIVITIES The juniors got off to a fine start by elect- ing four good officers to serve them with the able assistance of an active cabinet. Mary Joyce Sneed and Sue Edwards were chosen as Junior Queen Attendants, along with Johnny Ferguson as Junior Brave, all three of whom we were justly proud. The junior play, The Eyes of Tlaloc, was a Wonderful success with a cast consist- ing of Charlotte Riddle, VVendell Clark, Paul Hanna, Joe Briggs, Peggy Tompkins, Thais Rose, Anita Ramsey, Lowell Blankenship, Velda Patten, James Patrick, VVayne Nunley, and student director, Anna Mae Wfest. i32I Juniors and their dates spent an enjoyable evening, January 18, at a Sock Hop. The only requirement was that dancers wear bright socks, and prizes were given for the brightest ones. After this party, plans got well under way for the Junior-Senior Prom. The juniors had a good participation in athletics and promise to make next year's sport season a successful one. There were junior lettermen in football, basketball, wrestling, and track. The highlight of the year was the selection of senior rings. The final choice left every- one happy and anxious to get his senior ring for I95I. SUPI-IQ YIORES x U31 .sf v alt ' K , . , - y 2 ,,,-: f , B 'iii ' .A 23 , M N- .. J ' ..,: ' Z ' G3 an I f 'ei P- - ', B :4 J A B -:,- fl ,gi l ' - J ,J 1 -.1 gf it if A Q f J ' 14' b J B 5i 3' B in ,ryy S M . , ,L t 5 .-:. - if I Y K I SYM I I 5 C ,,1: ,, VV fa :.., V, , : ' - . ' s . 7 5 ceaa . J , J H J C 1 E ii iiy -' - 3 AAv'- ree, Y i J y J J, C B lf C 5 fi J A. f M ,-..V:.. ,':T??: '0 r r 5 4 . awe y y y f A ,E p y Q Q y 2 up pp , I . f - ,A. a - '52 p in 1 1. V LV, ,X V p.. 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Second Row: Lillian Barry, Brutus Beall, Boyd Beller, Kenneth Berryman, Buddy Blair, Larry Blevins, Joyce Bohlander, Lida Bolton, Bill Brown. Third Row: Henryetta Brown, Shirley Brown, LeRoy Brummett, Eylean Bryce, Jerry Burkhart, Gerald Butler, Vivian Byrd, Harold Caldwell, Billie Joan Campbell. Fourth Row: Darlene Campbell, John Campbell, Reba Lois Cannon, Bobby Ray Carpenter, Charles Carns, Thomas Champlain, Robert Clements, Juanita Cole, John Cope. Fifth Row: Eugene Cotner, Marianne Coulter, Beverly Joan Covey, Johnnie Cox, Barbara Cra- baugh, Reece Crabtree, Richard Craig, Evelyn Crayton, Tyson Cross. Sixth Row: Ershel Curtis, lVIary Sue Daugherty, June Davenport, Carroll Davidson, Bill DeBolt, Jeanne Deck, Lewanda Denson, George Didlot, Peggy Dodson. 7 'W Q 4 Edit QQ? ,,,, AW i '39 ig 'K ici tl , i L J iii - Q Q, E if i -' ,ll A 1 ,I . 1, f B. fi.. ,1 WE il ' 'it .. 'J' Af .- -..S ,ki .4-J' I rs i 1 K' 1724 Q, wt, H ,t w sax? , Lf., , E Q V, fy' , ' 21 R ff' v i lx, 'Y , f' if if al, -'v'. f- ff ,,-, , i H ,-,, i . ,,,' fl ,, ,. - H ,f E he 22. it 'V e .Ja , 1 ., , .if in ,if , 'M ,. ' , ,V ,. ,,,,,. ft, .-1 .- ' 'K If 1 : 1-if -. , rf AY , 5 4 vw, li E , in N, ... -an ,La J in W W Ni? f Q , yn .ef.,.fwwX 5 59 wi K rw? N Q .Y ml v gg ,.. , L' ,. ' ' f Q s V am- J Ki R R5 X E -ff J if 8 lar W S 'Lf i t 'S ,, W in 1' r Q' J -.5 f , . , fs- P. V J ' .A J ,,. ,,AA: 1 i r First Row: Byron Doner, Marlene Duff, Ronald Dunlap, Billy Elder, Alfred Erwin, Betty Ann Fairlie, Billy Don Felkner, Lois Fields, Donald Figart. Second Row: Sherman Fi11e, Loneta Fisher, Patsy Foster, Donna Fowler, Jackie Fox, Barbara Frye, Alfred Fryhover, Harold Gardner, Doris Garrett. Third Row: Jerry Gay, Carol Sue George, Dolores Geurin, Fay Gilstrap, Rita Gilstrap, Leroy Goins, Iris Goss, Elijah Green, Lois Griffin. Fourth Row: Billy Griggs, Robert Grubb, Donna Guinn, Lenore Hadden, Clara Mae Hager, Charleen Hall, Jane Hallford, Charles Hammer, Monte Hancock. Fifth Row: Edith Hand, Harley Hanson, Ardis Joy Harper, Bobby Harper, Derrel Harris, Vonda Fern Henson, Edward Hogan, Frances Hogue, Melba Sue Hollis. Sixth Row: Edger Holt, Loyce Holt, Vernon Hopper, Dorothy Ann Howard, Omega Howard, Norma Humphrey, Jimmie Lee Huse, Don Hutchings, Joyce Hutchison, We .i it HQFES L,,a.- ,g.,.'.,-Qt.',::Qzni..tLLk4g,La.,i.i'it L.,'.,.ga,, W. u,.,.w,,,.s,.,,,. 0, 1 'Q' si I A I-JR , 35 Q . A A A A, gy 3 y 2 ri, Q . 2 e ,H va F ., m t l z it ' ',: W C 4 . , il . P t msc - f 1 , ...av . . ff . . V N 1. .,, i. , , . A , , , . .4 l ,D ji, , . .. ,. s .. ff A ' aw ,. ig W 1 f if H 1 lull k 1 x if , ,, , f ,Q , be saae K L F . t III Q ,I Q - as . fn A,, . f ga, ., k h Q 1 va' A . 7 f :. :I t L Y A .Z Y, fv v, 1 I . Q- e': I K- , 13 2 ' a . , :. A V. ,Ez .gg e.:. :.., , E . A i dr Aft X, Z., ., f ...sei ' - - , V A. ,G Q we 'sill 1 J f f L it lf-f K . t t ..,, .st o we F n --v:kv'A A5 i , -lllr i n - t . Ez. at .fn SM . , 7 F if rx, sr 'Q ig' First Row: Dorothy Isaacs, Jack Isaacs, Donna Jaques, Charles Jarvis, Gary Jobe, Beatrice John- ston, Bill Jones, Phillip Kennemer, Wanda Kent. Second Row: L. E. Ketchum, Patricia Ann King, Thomas King ,Jimmy Kirkpatrick, Margaret Kirtley, Dick Cline, Clarence Knapp, Reba Knox, Ray Lance. Third Row: Tommy Langford, Bobby Law, W, H. Law, Sondra Layman, Earlene Lemka, Bobby Lewis, Donnie Lewis, Lois Linton, Joan Lucas. Fourth Row: Wilnia Ludewick, Amaryllus lNlcCann, Blanche McCarthy, Jeanette lNlcCarty, Dennis lVieCully, Benny McDaniels, Bobbie Jean lNflcDougal, Cecil McC0nald, Duane Mclilhaney. Fifth Row: Catheryn hlclinight, Samuel lWcNulty, Douglas Mann, Buddy Martin, Charlene Jean Martin, Nadine Martin, Wilma Blartin, George Nlathis, Henry Matlock. Sixth Row: David Melton, T. J. Melton, Jack Merchant, Charles Miller, Ruth lvliller, Barney lNIitchell, Richard Morgan, Truman Morgan, June Morrison. ,. ' 1 M . 'Q an f we 5 M-us. 5 :..,: -- i --gp ,E S ' Q W J war -sn f 'f ,si M '- . ' ' 'M' : .-., . J f- 'R is 5 his ,M s in , X at adj E . Mi , if , te, , 3 vu ..: + 'G S 4 .3 JK M! ,I Ex , 4 1 'A 5 sf K g .w, :I ' 555, A .4 v M 1, fri r X' K ,X ,, N-. , X . . I- H-t f. . Q , J .... A ,tv V 1 1,.- f ....,, .A Qyzu, , as ,q his :QM fi 'Ishii z A Six, ,'. Q . .fs A A 'M as e, R iie 5 ' Aibgli' M R . .-1:1: l E A , 'Q 2 , K VL Eh A W V . H -A 9 J, f , ,f will N 1. 1 9 -df an X f In 3 ,,, .. , dig!! I V I y Q A , i :'E': '1:f ' 'csv A J' T ,VA1 ' P 'zg' if , or , K' K.LA 2 ,:,:A I z Z' m,Q H A 4 F , i 1 jfkyl . .. 1, X .. First Row: Patricia Ann lVIyers, Roy lVlyers, Dorothy Nelson, James Nelson, Lonelle Nolen, Bob Ogden, Robert Oglevie, Betty O'Hara, Tommy Owen. Second Row: Velma Partney, Jerry Patrick, Mary Ellen Patterson, Harold Pease, James Pease, Paul Pestel, Earlene Phillips, Ronald Joe Pierce, Peter Pitts. Third Row: Clydene Pointer, Wayne Presley, Wayne Pugh, Anna Purdy, Junior Quarles, Dean Rable, Lue L. Ramsey, Richard Ratliff, Ralph Rawlings. Fourth Row: Edward Reagle, Mary Nell Reece, Rosa lVIae Reed, Jack Rice, J. W. Rice, Wanda Richison, John Richmond, Ann Roberts, Janette Roberts. Fifth Row: Millard Roberts, Mary Nell Rodgers, Charles Rotert, Vivian Rudd, Jo Ann Ruston, Margaret Salver, Mary Ann Salzman, Frank Schaum, Gwendolyn Seals. Sixth Row: Perry Seeley, Ted Shaver, Jerry Shaw, Richard Simmonds, Barbara Sitter, Dewayne Smith, Martha Ellen Smith, Joe Sowersby, Winnie Spratt. J 1. v ..-X fa? Q 2 5 sz M559 Q Sgr ,ie f,-f 2 . A V A -fs5:iS.4f,f F , S T i as tst es 1 'F if it af ' V 8 -:': B' ' . 5 A? ,fs I , M I aj i s ff E fm I I Q Q i 3, i , 3, , Qi Q B T lW. ' - ' i . . S 57 F .V -all t - l Q f 1 fe., ' P' , - :' ' S o : ' Y ' f kyly ' I il Xt f 4 a 'rx Ik fy it - ::' ' fn' 'R . '1 4 t' fi r ' - V ' 5 C T - g , ia 2 I SA . 0 A - A T' I ii A u b, , Q I T at - T3 f T l' S 1 ---H . . -N 1 .- T- wi - T .73 V i if 'R ,. V 3 A' A A I krrk ir -.,, Sggff' W K X ff ::k, tl ' V ' I f ' ,. ., ., H Q B ,ff X lf? 1 I X if First Row: Delberta Stanley, Nadine Stanley, Norma Stewart, Peggy Stogsdill, Jesse Stokes, Paul Stringer, Sadie Ann Sullivan, Merle Swift, Kenneth Thames. Second Row: Edward Tedder, Mary Tholl, Donald Thomas, Lavon Thompson, Bill Tilley, Bill Twist, Rosie Vance, Wayne Wagner, Ernest Walling. Third Row: Pat Walling, Donald VVashburn, Kenneth Watters, Charles Weiche, Donald Welch, Bill Welsch, Gene Wilburn, Lavon Wilkerson, J. R. Williams. Fourth Row: Laura Winters, Bobby Witt, Wilnetha Wooten, Lewis Worth, Bobby Joe Wright, Bobby Dean Wright, Larry Yarbrough, Bobby Yingst, Ann Young. Fifth, Row: Sharley Young, Sue Witzel, Nadine Craft. Sophomore Leaders, SIQATI-ill, I.I-ZFT TO RIGHT: June Morrison, Winnie Spratt, Shirley Brown, Bud hlartin, Faye Gilstrap, Melba Hollis, Ardis Joy Harper. STANDING: Jerry Patrick, Joyce Hutchison, Jack Merchant, Sally Bailey, Brutis Beall. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Preszaent, ,,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,, Vice President ,,,, Secretary , ., , W, ,L BUD MARTIN ,W BRUTUS Brifui, ,WWW SHIRLEY BROWN TT6US1lVL'T. ,,,,.,, ,, WINIFRIZD SI-'RA'l l' Sponsor U Mks. ELLA B. CIIANIJLICR CABINET REPRESENTATIVES Ann Young Jerry Patrick June lVIorrison Janette IVICCarty Gerald Butler Charlene Hall Vivian Byrd SOPHOIVIORE CLASS ACTIVITIES Outstanding activities of the Sophomore Class began With the election of officers and class representatives. Holding the gavel over the entire class was Bud Martin. Shirley Brown put on paper what Brutus Beall, vice- president, had to say, while Winliie Spratt kept track of the money the cabinet spent. The sophomore sponsor is Mrs. Ella B. Chandler. The Thanksgviing assembly, No- vember 23, was given entirely by sophomores. Out of 254- sophomores 126 were in the school gymnasium and cafeteria January 12, in order to get in on the fun of the first class party. The sophomore play, A Case of Springtime, was given despite rain and sleet on January 25. The play cast consisted of Vivian Byrd, Harley Hansen, Donna Garret, Sally Bailey, Tommy King, Lois Griffin, Harold Caldwell, Francis Hogue, Buddy Mar- tin, and Bill Tilly. Jane Hallford was stu- dent director. Shirley Brown Was the sophomore repre- sentative on the Talicade board of control. Sally Bailey and Joyce Hutchison represented the class on the yearbook board of control. Sophomore queen attendants were Ardis Harper and June MOFTISOII. Jerry Patrick was voted sophomore Brave.', The Band queen this year, Melba Hollis, was chosen from the sophomore class. Shirley Brown and Jerry Patrick were named Most Out- standing Sophomoresw by popular vote of the class. V' l l Bi .uw x'? fi 1 1 nun-Hp, in ,V ., .M W SPii5 E' LlHfI f 5 ll Olm, Boy, a Cllrlslmag lrllcll P Gly Davlfl' 'I Clwrislmas champs, l, Om' loo many' 5 SllE?YS prolly flrwcllgglll 6 Wlllrll ls mf, llm or Earl? 7, How lS N S, Smlllg lsly N 9. Mmm Clxrvslrme, lullykl lll Say .llvcsli Nlnrggllx ll, l my lvlly, wlmi'-N lv V 'l5llTt'? lf Coltd lllik, lilll lf, Xl, llalV ff lillllg ullll l 5 Yell mall lfll' lOLliYl5ClllX',ll. wl-'ll makl- llll- rlwie' ly lllllkffyj l6 Ll l 5 wa! ll lllal :med llmll' l4oJ FRE HME E411 1 riii as L 'ff 'Y fi? ,Q 6' ggi W A ,,'Q C ie K Y 4 t X-i f B f 5 - , I v:E : El 7W.., f ' , ., Q f so 1, It if A M - 1 , , ... r C- Q t , ,' 1 o , 'e ,, r if f , ,m,3 ..,,. ,, .fffif I, W- 1, ,Q 0 S ,A A 1 ,k g H 'X Fw Y C53 Ik J A 1 1 .muh ,funn f . 2 ,, . , Mir-- I ii Y ' ' :': .. A w 44 ' at -11, , s .af ioee . :.. ,. , A '.--' f i' A 1 A ' i 'gi Z' in A 't A ? ft A ' A 1 as i ' A . 1 - o o ef, fi , -r o X- v 1 -'Q' V 'Yi J -- Q2 .r ' s o E qi Q V C B 5 lei i ii Q, an I L '. . if -1' 1 X' , ,X f f f x -2' A f .. ol .I Q, ,C ,, H - of J .. -Q ' , pa ' ' f A N Q ' fl o ,., -' ,lw ff fi ,X J VVVV i 1, -- ' y ' H ' 4? nr H , ' ' ' .ff C ,,,: Q A X 1 X t o First Row: Carole Abel, Donald Anderson, Jimmy Anderson, Joan Anderson, Nancy Arthurs, Ron- ald Avery, Haskell Ballard, Bill Barlow, Bonnie Barrett. Second Row: Jack Barton, LaVerne Baxter, Sandra Benge, Juna Bibb, Jerry Billings, Mary Sue Black, Sammy Blair, Signa Bohannon, Bobby Bowden. Third Row: Darlene Bradshaw, Georgia Brady, Emily Branson, Ida Louise Ward, Jo Ann Brewer, Charles Brown, Jack Browne, Euel Bunch, Shirley Burgess. Fourth Row: Rex Burner, Roberta Bushyhead, Wanda Byrley, Corine Campbell, lVIary Campbell, Retta Sue Campbell, Don Carpenter, Jerry Carpenter, Charlene Carr. Fifth Row: John Castle, Jerry Caves, Shirley Caves, Joan Chambers, Lewis Chappelle, Orville Christianson, Herbert Click, Lahoma Church, Jimmy Condreay. Sixth Row: Raylene Cook, Judy Coomes, Richard Cortez, John Cox, Lora Cozort, Bobby Crafts, Lucy Marie Craig, Wanda Jo Cramer, Eddie Creekpaum. ,, el K ea ,in A mi M J f 'fi 2 .Q an fast , ., i t V J :-, S3 cfs' A L ta v i I In as an V M . e . c if 'rf' he 5, J ji if X, ' 4' ,W K .l,.j:., ,.,. ig .-I gbdgfgx-J K ,, 'WU 'I , , f..::A . Z i n ,rf 7' ' K i E: v-- 1 i AN 7 m y N H ::, E' 'gn 'T 4' T J . ' ' :'l if f if 'rf A v Q 7X fb 5 1 as V . V , , f I K I I . . f,- 1 V , vl V 7-9 'ff Fw aa ,swf sa - or V ,9 H ' 'r '33 7 4 'A J w '-'z. .' .. , V ' A ,i.. I i- ,fl - K In 1 K ..a 'J ,gi X Ai K 'yy , E- ,ii X if , . , i,,,,,, Y fi -W' 94' - f S T IZA ii - ..,,. of 3 7' 75 -'l f 'E 71155 V' H' 'ii' iq QQ if . Kzhk- -if Q 0' 541 f :'., A . . J i A ' . J - - ' A I : ,,..,. -. V L L Qi, My W L. . I , tw if r e K4 h e t ' gh, 2 fl 1 it J t, M i 1 . ,Q-, -Q , ef e is he 9 l Q- rw it ,,,. t if ' ,A . ,f c ff w mm f t . , ,. ' P -- L f ,. , e- I KX --i f , -- A E i ' ,f E J ' : ' Y .V , V ' M ' f i 5 l of J X 'M 13 Lu g. , , J- AK,,lA I A , 4 Ell , fel, hl. y ,a H I: A , A i t :hl f i ' ' T ::':' E R . ., f :Q P J J . , if P X , . mh J .. l.:b-j ,m . , of-,. fm 2 of . , .f f Q Lg it . ! 1 . 4 Q J' ..-vi' K First Row: Lawrence Crow, Ann Cude, Barbara Sue Cypert, Delka Dameron, Virginia Davidson, James Dean, Virginia Dean, Lela DeBolt, Marilyn Devin. Second Row: James Dockens, Joe Dodge, Betty Dondlinger, Darlene Duff, Helen Dunn, Jo Ann Durnal, B. W. Dykes, Gwendolyn Jean Edgar, Charles Elliot. Third Raw: Bill Enslen, Raymond Evans, Norma Jean Fain, Marilyn Fay, Martha Figart, Eliza- beth Flickinger, Donald Fort, Charles Foster, Wanda Fowler. Fourth Row: Sandra Frear, John William Garbey, Shirley Gardner, Mona Lou Garland, Anita Glasgow, Wanda Greathouse, Billy Hale, Marcia Hall, John Hallford. Fifth Row: Richard Hanks, Leona Harper, Joletta Harris, Tommy Harris, Dwayne Harvel, Pat Hawkins, George Henson, Thelma Hibbard, Mona Lou Hicks. Sixth Row: Billie Hilton, Joan Hines, Eugene Hitchcock, James Robert Hoffman, Lavina Hollis, Patti Hopkins, Billie Max Houston, Polly Ann Howard, Dela Hubanks. l l 2 J .Q fw- 2: an ,mi 3 ,...-.L tiff? , , V fa bw? .li la V W . W J .. , . : W V A Q il H , ,I HJ, . . . ' of X : G , 'Fi if ' V N1 Ai ,, K K i - l-1 X .LH f , , tg :,:., Q N W ,, .V V V' 5: , . ' i V .3 Q ' ,sqft W . F , f . S 1 5 w ,,fff,,, rv rf' l X V im 'ir :- ' A j V? ,e x X 2 i np- ,E .W K Q W , M QW 6, .fx Mi Af ls A ,E .. 'dir FS fl is 1 ...df H xi. H ,,mmhA 3 2 ...... 1 X . ee' fr J . 4' er W' be e .. .J K F ee we 1 we . 'fi P '- er' . ff? 14: ,V X, A , ?W 1 i . e Q m .I ' it fi ' ff get 3 i S E 1 x 1 fi? 2 xy ,5 , f r Q r . ff! ii F X f 4 ef' X X -A . J Y K L -L . I JL, ff Are-1, V ,. 5 it Y .ff if K S S' - fi . I Q : ' ivy 1 W, J- xg L-' ij 3 : we me 3 W an 1 ,, cf F fr 7 i i'! 1 J 11. - X ll as First Row: Geneva Hughes, Roy Hughes, Lorene Hunt, Max Hunter, Euelene Hyatt, Vernon Hynes, Shirley Jacobson, Robert Johnson, Billy Royce Jones. Second Row: Bernard Jones, Marietta Jones, Dale Kemper, Carl Lloyd Kennedy, Dean Kennemer, Robert Kidd, Edith Marie Kilpatrick, Ronald Kindrick, Jo Anne King. Third Row: Nancy King, Bobby Kirk, Charlotte Knight, Delores Knight, Shirley Knoten, David Knox, Esther Lanning, Jennene Lawrence, Shirley Lewis. Fourth Row: Eugene Limb, Jerry Looper, John Looper, Lessie Marie Lowe, Joan McAlister, Evelyn McClain, Joan McCully, Ann lNIcDonald, Bobby McDonald. Fifth Row: Carolyn llflann, Sarah Matlock-Sophomore, Ora Fay Mayfield, A. J. Maxwell, Edward Miller, Beverly Mills, Sherry Milton, Leroy Minielly, Robert Moreland. Sixth Row: Vernon Morgan, Nan Morris, Philip lVIorris, Clara Morrison, J. P. Moyer, Betty Jo Musgrove, Ruby Neal, Allen Newman, Freddie Mae Patrick. , ... 'ff' .L A 3.1 if ef Q, L' l . . f l 5 '! A .. it-. F -, K ,f if if .mv . , ff A 'F'I ,. nffgffjf A' .2 'ft T -milfs.-.7 r , W 3 y I . k,A: q A I ,I A if M R '+P . A VVQW ' .n , 5 ,J eees M L ' ' L S ,.,,., .J r - ... . sssaee f .. ::-: ' 1 ' . ' S f 1 zl- A .M VZL k R i Kkw' E Aq' R 151.1 a .1 ' ,,, '. 4 H - 1 5 5 y Q A , S Q-nv iii g 2 W.-1:9 Y A 1 -E 2 4 I l A QW X .4 .. .- Q. 451. f!l ' ga :--2 . . A . 'il' , -'-U . . at A -1+-5 C ... X Q :Tiff -- ' . 'f TY ' 'X' ' Q Ly 'Q Aff' H+ . ' ir . .- . 'fa ' J Q., -f' '.-. '-.' i .f .hs ,..: E 'R . R , 'C far in ,af 1 N m -61 +1 f - J., y 1:- 1. ' aa 4 ' ii . r ' . V-fir? 1 A . A' K fi- ' g . av 5 :'. R .. P. Q fa 5 Q km i ' f - A V? 4. 3 ..-5 R R -- .-3 4 ' ' : '1:' i- ' a 'Q R R . P im. 'E 'gf A W'AAA' L A- .. . .,i..,.l.ii i f of at Q . . A' v-.. ' J. .li . - in A ,' .: . ' iee. S R :,:- Lg. . ' . , v,. I i . lA. - 1 .f . ,A ' ff? -'f, ff 'I 1 f r. '- ' W 'NH iiwi- ff' ' 12' ' ig, UE: ..': Q s-Y' l 2, ,. ::, a f',. tw-' .41 W'AL-' . - as V ,H -,:,, .- Q V P ,S . . . l -Am First Row: Jean Peek, Lois Faye Peek, Carol Pendley, Donna Pennick, Madelyn Perry, Marilyn Perry, Billy Potts, Howard Powell, Doris Presley. Swcmzcl Row: Kathryn Presley, John K. Quinn, Lonnie Rail, Joann Reagle, Milford Reaggle, Robert W. Reynolds, Williani Earl Rhodes, Ray Rhyne, Dick Richardson. Third Raw: Charles Allen Roberts, Joan Robins, Charles Root, Eula Mae Ross, L. C. Row, Sandra Sample, Carolyn Saunders, William Archie Seratte, Jr., Jimmy Ray Shepherd. I nurth Row: Ralph Sigler, Marcella Slankard, Maye Slavens, Bill Smallwood, Bob Smith, Carol Sue Smith, Donna Smith, Patsy Smith, Martha Sparkman. Fifth Row: Bill Spratt, Ella Jane Stamper, Margaret Starling, Vera Stevens, Virginia Stevens, Deloris Stewart, Joan Stewart, Lucille Still, Mary Louise Stilwell. Sixth Ro-zu: Roma Lee Sullivan, Robert Surratt, Patricia Ann Surratt, Betty Swindell, Virginia SXVlll'l'0l'Cl, Ronald Terry, Diary Louise Tankersley, Louise Tanner, Nancy Taylor. M snip A : ' -'Wea w .-a Y . 1. l .Q I no na. f MX is .tx is ...W fe f J Q K N 4 Q l ,l,,1 fa li X f A 1 ,zb H U Vw V V 95 I N E I R15 2 a ., 1N. x , . E ,,- Z V? .,.V:. :yl I K , . ., , W ,WV V :K Q K 1 ,s ,xt -3. I , 7 I 5 , A ,, ' q,k Q r -, A K ii T E o f if-if f , it gfi f A l , V , :Iv A X 7L,, A 5 Y V h' J E S Z.: A 5 ,f ,JV y I V V E HA A n If-fix ,h p , Q r T : W it W .T i T T Q ttii l ' 5 that P rlfm P , el .': f 'zzu , - , A A .,L , L. r .1 ff , l, T xl A' at X I1- Firsl Row: Franklin Tewell, Shirley Jean Thrasher, Joan Tillman, Bob Tilly, Shirley Trail, Phyllis Trammell, Shirley May Turner, Ernestine Tyson, Sandy Villagomez. Ser-ond Row: Howard Gene Vernon, Patsy Valentine, Ray Gene Wade, Tom Wakely, Phyllis Waits, Charles VValling, Tommy Welsch, Betty Lou Wellhousen, Jimmie Weston. Third Razr: Donald VVhite, Lyle Wiggs, Clifton Williams, Sandra Williams, Donnie Wilson, Loal Wilson, Martha VVitt, Dc-VVayne Wolfe, Richard Yeatman. Fnzzrllz Row: Derrell Yount, Norma Yount, Marie Breedlove. FRESHMAN SCIENCE CLASS Freshmen Cabinet, SICATICD, l.lClfT TO RIGHT: Carolyn Saunders, Norma Yount, Mona Lou Hicks, John Castle, JoAnne King, Jerry Billings, Billie Hilton. STANDING: Mary Sue Black, Miss Eunice McArthur, Charles Elliot, Joan Chambers, Eddie Creekpaum. FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS President ,,, ,, , Vice Presirlmzt N , Secretary , , , ,W , '1l7'l'US'll7'l?7' ,,,, Sponsor , , .. , . Joins C,xs'r1.1s ,W JoANN1Q Klxo ,.Mox.x Lot' Hunks qu .. ,,,, Nomm Youxr ,,.Mlss livxlcilc Mc:AR'l'nUR CABINET REPRESENTATIVES Carolyn Saunders Jerry Billings Billie Hilton Joan Chambers Mary Sue Black Charles Elliot Eddie Creekpaum FRESHMAN CLASS ACTIVITIES The most important event of the year for the Freshman Class was the election class class officers. Another big task was selecting two girls from the class to serve as queen at- tendants. Pat Hawkins and .loan McAliste1' received this honor. This is the first year that Daniel WVebster has had a freshman pep club. One was or- ganized early in the year, with Mr. Tom Baines acting as sponsor, Judy Coomes as president, and Joan lNlcAlister as secretary. Leading the yells were Pat Hawkins, Mar- tha YVitt, Shirley Thrasher, Eddie Creek- paum, Ralph Sigler, John Castle, and Tommy llarris. To obtain money for a class party, copies of the VVar Cry, Salvation Army publication, T471 were sold at Christmas time. The boys, side lost the sales contest and gave the girls a party later in the year. Sandra Frear and Bobby Bowden were yearbook board representatives. lWary Stilwell and B. W. Dykes were chosen outstanding freshmen for their contributions to the class and school. Donald Anderson was elected WVarrior Brave, and Sherry lVlilton secretary of the Junior Red Cross Council. The freshmben took an active part in the Talicade this year. Ninety-one participated or were indirectly connected with the produc- tion. Carol Smith was their representative on the Talicade Board of Control. '--.., S.- . P 1 S 9 6 5 f if P!! dal i, XVGVQ vviiiiwimg, 2, Big game iiimter. 'Q Yea, Vxfarriorspi, Ready 3 Good old Saint Nick. 9, Sriowbali time? IO, Vicki, Ii, Slippery, ism I4sJ ef Y Q A .ov 5 A 4 lg. gk: ,ii -mxgm 12: X ki Y , . W . , ,.', To gof fi Piifivv' 6. K. P. duff T. Big witvrtaiziriiwiitf 1' it? K y ! 1 ? 'S , , A n K . 'Y l li ' 4' 'T If X X 5 . f . 4 ' ? ' Q X X 1 2 A z 3 H. if M ,I POLICE lsol Daniel Welbster has not been timid about venturing into new fields of education. VVe have gone far beyond the mere teaching of reading, 'riting, and 'rithmeticf' VVe have tried to evaluate our courses by the measure- ment of our needs-adding and revising courses where we have found the need for them. The senior core proram, driver train- ing classes, radio mechanics, and distributive education are a few of the new studies that have been added in an effort to present to stu- dents a well-rounded program. Our extracurricular activities, also, are planned to provide us with a wide range of opportunity for development. As students work together on projects, in clubs and plays. and in many of the other activities sponsored by the school, they learn the value of getting along and co-operating with each other. The new frontiers that challenge us in vice, personal development, and health each have a part in preparing us for an active cit- izenry as We leave high school. l- Q. ,Mft Et, M , . ldllllll :us m ri Learning self-government, the need for consideration of current problems, democracy in everyday life, and practical skills are only :1 fraction of the benefits received from the various organizations at Daniel Webster High School. Members of the Student Council and the Junior Red Cross organizations are given the opportunity to participate in governing the school and to gain an understanding of prob- lems arising in the school as Well as in the community. These groups exist so that stu- dents will more easily understand government and domestic problems upon reaching adult- hood. Q Other organizations such as the stagecraft class, the student custodians, the lfVllI'1'iOI', Tulsa School Life staffs, and the nursery school offer students training in fields they may decide to enter after graduation from high school or college. Through these organizations Webster' high school is pioneering in serving its students as a link between good citizenship in the school and in the community. v t ,JW U11 --,.. ....b., Student louncil, 1950 K One of the new frontiers of 194-9-1950 was the noon recrea- tion program sponsored by our progressive Student Council. This was not the only new frontier for the Council, which was com- pletely re-organized under its capable president, Ronald Seals. The re-organization plan consist- ed of creating permanent active committees. Student Council Cabinet, LEFT To RIGHT: Jan Turner, treasurer, Merle Quisenberry, vice-president, Ronald Seals, president, Mr. Raymond Wells, spon- sor, Paula Whitmeyer, recording secretary, Joe Carter, parliamentarian, Mar- jorie Halbrook, corresponding secetary. STUDENT COUNCIL GETS THINGS DONE MAKES THE RULES AND MAKES THE FUN Student Council, FIRST ROW: James Pease, Signa Bohannan, David Blankenship, Joan lN'IcAlister, Polly Howard, Harold Pease. SECOND ROW: Freddie Mae Patrick, Ted Shaver, Dick Richardson, Gerald Butler, Joyce Hutchi- son, il'i.Ck'T'E5s, Winnie Spratt, Joan Fox. THIRD ROW: Eddie Hogan, Jean Smith, Bill Harris, Jo Anne King, .Ioan Reagle, Bill White, Charlene Hall, Earlene Lemka, Bernice Houchin, Ruth DeBoard. E521 STUDENT GOVERNMENT IS WEBSTER'S WAY TO KEEP EVERYONE HAPPY, BUSY AND GAY Student Council, FIRST Row: James Sigler, Sue Ann Baker, Wanda Cramer, Jean Ross, Pat King, Betty Dond linger. SECOND ROW: Nancy Seybold, Doris Ludewick, Ivlary Hendricks, Frances Hogue, June Morrison, Billy Hale, Eddie Creekpaum. THIRD ROW: Monte Hancock, Jerry Patrick, Haskell Ballard, 0. C. Guinn, and Jim Emer SOIL One of the more active groups in the Student Council was the representatives to the Inter- School Council, an organization composed of student representa- tives from all three high schools in Tulsa. Its main function is to improve inter-school relation- ships. This year a very success- ful convention was held at Will Rogers High School. Our own Joe Carter was president of the Inter-School Council. INTER - SCHOOL COUNCIL Inter-School Council: Ll'Il1 l' TO RIGHT: Joyce Hutchison, Harold Pease, Joe Carter, Ronald Seals, Bill White, Dan Blankenship, Merle Quisenberry. ISSJ STAGECRAFT HELPERS DO THEIR BEST THEIR SETS CAN STAND THE TEST Stagvw-uft.- Lili-'I' 'ro Rlcsil l': Gary Guinn, Harley Hanson, .lov VVes- Cott, Bob lx'IOUl'f', Evervtt .lol1n- son, Glenn Gore, Bill Jackson, Albert Dalke. A CLUB FOR FUN AND, TOO, FOR LEARNING HI-Y BOYS ARE EXPERIENCE EARNING F, Hi-T Iiogfs, Flkxl Row: Duvicl Blankvnship, Gerald Willizlxiis, Carrol Davidson, Dun Blanken- ship, Reece Crabtree. SICCIUNII ROW: Bill lilclers, .luck Rice, .Iunws Wall, Norman Rudd, A. J. lN'l11xw1-ll, lVI. I.. Hyde. PENCILS, PAPER, NOTEBOOKS GALORE FIND THIS AND MORE IN THE BOOKSTORE Ronleslorv Girls, Ll-il- l' To RlGll'l': Frances lVI8SSE'lIQ,'l'l', lNIrs. Jessie Godown, Bonnie- Didlot, Butte IVzu'n-n, Dorothy Schaum, Ann Davis, Norma Howard, Novella Ricliurdson,Jezm Smith, .lea FI Tlionipson. fr me 09 WEBSTER LIBRARIANS, WISE AND ALERT ARE LOTS OF HELP, STUDENTS ASSERT Lilzrurimzs: Mrs. Inu Beth Cuvener, Beverly Harmon, Donald Kirk, Jerry Condrey, Tlimnus Chzunpluin, Luis Blur- tin, Walter Tupp, Harold Hibbard, Gail Bryant, Coretta Blayu. WE ENTERTAIN WITH PARTIES GALORE JUST PAY ADMISSION AT OUR DOOR Fozzflz lrzcmymmlwl, Sl.X'l I-lr l.l.I-l 'IU RIt9lll': Helen Rzxfferty, Nu- vella Ricliurllsun, Put Reed, l uith Warren, Winnilrecl S p r ll t t. SILXAIJINI.: .lim Sigler, .luck Ner- chant. Czmmfliuns, FIRSI' Ron' lllilV'I' 'ru RllLlll': Jack Phillips, H. B. Mc- Cntcheon, Richard Chaney, Chur- les VVeiche, liclclie Huyjun. Slit!- oxn Row: Otw Kurns, Buh Clements, Richurcl Craig, Dunne Nlclilhanney, Harold Hibhurd, Larry Blevins, Burney Mitchell, Buh Tnwnsley, Walter Brewer. STUDENT CUSTODIANS DUST AND SWEEP OUR HALLS ARE CLEAN AND NEA'l ISSJ LETTERS, BOXES, ENTERTAINMENT WE SEND TO- BRING GOOD CHEER TO NEEDY FRIENDS Junior Red Cross, SEATED, IIE!-'T TO RIGHT: Jimmy Condreay, Jeanne Deck, Raymond Evans, Sherry Arm Mil- ton, Reba Loden, Roy Shipp, Pat Walling, Elizabeth Hynes, Bette Liken, Sandra Sample. STANDING, Norma Jean Stewart, Helen Rafferty, Alfred Fryover, Vera Higgins, Sue Edwards, Ruth Miller, Jollie Dobelbower, Gwendolyn Seals, Leon Peninger, Helen Dunn, Charlotte Riddle, Jack Surrell, Donna Fowler, Neita Thompson, J. P. Moyer, Shirley Trail, Tommy Harris, Jo Ann Weaver, Mrs. Opal Crowe. RIGHT GOOD JOB THE STAFF HAS DONE OFFICE CREW, OUR PRAISE HAS WON WM-1-X Office Staff, FIRST ROW, L1-Zlf'l' T0 RIGIIT: Elizabeth Haynes, Ruth Campbell, Evelyn Martindale, Loretta Ragsdale, Jeanette Sample, Vada Rogers, Gail Bryant, Virginia Scott, Norma Kennedy, Reba Loden, Audrie King, Velta Hunter, Betty Robbins, Betty Ridenhour, Doris Smith, Donna Garrett, Joyce Linton, Bette Gibson, Mrs. Jean Meeks, Jo Ann Childers, Mrs. Jessie Godown, Cecil Smith, Leonard Brown, Jim Woods, Jim Clubb, James Yount, Howard Lary, Mrs. Wilma Johnston. E561 PARENTS AND TEACHERS ALL TOGETHER AID THE SCHOOL AND MAKE IT BETTER P.-T.A. Cabinet, SEA'li1iD, l.I4lf'l' TO RIGHT: Mrs. George C. Patterson, E. C. Dickerson, Mrs. G. H. Blankenship, INIrs. Toni Wier, Mrs. Wayne E. White. S'l'.xNlmIN1:: Robert, A. Harris, Mrs. Forrest, Mrs. C. G. Sitter, Mrs. J. H. Rich- ardson, lNIrs. Neal Tilley, lNIrs. J. Wukely, Mrs. S. E. Stringer, Mrs. Ii. C. Crznner, Mrs. J. H. Fay, Mrs. J. R. Halbrook, Dflrs. G. W. Henson, lNIrs. Slay Henry. DEADLINES, HEADLINES, STORIES, TOOQ HERE'S THE PAPER, JUST FOR YOU! A ' ' ' ' ' Tulsa School Life Staff, SlCA'l'lflll, l.l41lf l' 'IU klGlI'l': Rosalee Stumper, Audrie King, Virgil Hensley, Willard Runipey Bette Liken, Don Haynes. S'l'ANlllNt:: Carlos Benge, Joe Carter, Bill Bowles, Jesse Bezuxcliump, Faith Warren Billie Craiglxeacl, Mary Rose Wier, 0. C. Guinn, Clyde Butler. E571 PICTURES, PASTE, PLANS AND PAGES YEARBOOK'S DONE: WE'RE IN CAGES l Yearbook Editorial Staff: LE!- 1' To RIGHT, sI'1 l'lNG: Jean Roades, Mary Rose Wier, Murrel Wilnioth, Leon Penin- ger, Helen Rafferty. S'I',xNI1lNG: Billie Craigliead, Audrie King, .loyre Cliumbera, Wayne VVl1itv, Lois lVI:n-tin Joyce Willizliiis, WITH FINE TECHNIQUE THE DRAWING'S DONE THE ART STAFF OUR ESTEEM HAS WON KT-'35 lg S isle' S Z 3 Q Pa Art Staff, LIQVI' TO RIGHT: George Williams, Winnie Spratt, June Johnson, S'I'ANIJlNG: Iva Lee Pennington, Gene Gibson, Bobby Wright. l Issl v 4 o S ,QE 9 Q Zap, ,AE-if, ,w 3 5, .R 91,5 -X 5, :ifi,?fi,zt,5fN2is1 L We feel that Webster has gone a long way in promoting vvell-rounded personal develop- ment for its students. A leading educator, on visiting our school this year, commented that Webster students appear to be a very mature, relaxed, happy group who seem to know where they are goingf, Opportunities for personal development are evident in almost every phase of education found at Webster. Students find, in plays, assemblies, vocal and instrumental groups, a chance to develop their talents and discover new interests. Both classroom and extracurricular activi- ties are pointed toward helping the individual to achieve a happy adjustment to his sur- roundings. These activities, also, help to provide him with a lasting leisure time in- terest. The extensive testing service found in the senior core program, vvhich has had national recognition, helps to guide him into a vocation that will suit both his interests and his abilities. -dfxs-.,,,,K sv f-' , g t Ewa? U' the E591 BILL DON VVALKER Warrior Chief BRAVFS Marty Edwards Jerry Patrick Johnny Ferguson Dun Anderson leol R O YA LTY ANITA WITT Miss Daniel Web.9ter XII A'l l'EN DANTS Anna Lewis Mary Joyce Sneed June Mcmrrison Joan McAlister Shirley Belden Sue Edwards Ardis Joy Harper Pat Hawkins lam 13 I 155 55 34 io 8 QaanF..,,,.MwzL1uwlw wil I 5 . ' 15? if -1 ' . ' z if , I H V 1 1 rl W3 'Q ' . 3 S is Mx Q 1. AQ f 35 f' fa al 3 S 3 E ' I :.. . 1 -, 7, .- 1 : ,D . QE E C40 55 MISS DANIEL WEBSTER XII BEGINS HER REIGN Bill Don VValker crowns Anita INHtt, D4iss Ilaniel Infebster DCII, in the annual Coronation assembly. K . HT' V 31' Qi. , .pf Ty-.AQ I ,, ', 'zu fa sl H V-ln ii: 'l'w?1 ,r ff 5. 'L A. ,, . 4 ' - 341'v1'5-,V ,gf 1+ 4,g1g,',j, ,-we-l:,,f'f,, , H. 5 1 1 I I Q lilillewgm my ' f' Q Q 4.5 Am M. J, 95' Y Y ,i dnggmwtik , 7: If ' ' , . Lf, ffl-xjvw' ,, E? I' ' x'5'ff-2' gfpaffx. 2 V 'I' ' f' f s ' S4i an S f 3 f ' ' 'N -f Sli -in 'wx ' It , XIX Imll 3 i 1 Watt: VP xafvg, 21.2 lrwwyf chwg' .7 Mash-V of -lrwmormw amd zgL1fST5'Jr 5 YWWHTHJXfc'V!S1T,5,ir Duuggiwimv' Lv? rwarwwil, fx! Mfg,-tiuf mm fwrwh' G X'Muxwrwgc'1a57 Y, Prmlg gfmi, Mmf' w MV, Valvuf' fi Vw aw vgwl 'Pm .iwaihwgg V' Vxfiwafw Hrfg pgka, NW N XMU, Wu M141 Om' Luwgvxdx, U XXHYI rwhc-Qmrsaie MNT' f62J THE Y-TEEN CLUB IS LOTS OF FUN BUT PLAY MUST WAIT TILL WORK IS DONE I'-Tewzers: FIRSI' Row, l,lf,lf'l 'IU RIGHT: Winnie Spratt, Joyce Hutchison, Martha Ellen Smith, Pat Hawkins. SIQQJOXD ROW: Shirley Brown, Barbara Hutchison, Marjorie Halbrook, Doris Garrett, Marianne Coulter, Jeanne Deck, Vivian Byrd, Charlene Hall, Norma Stewart, Sally Bailey, Vonda Henson, Ann Young, Jan Turner. 'ISIIIRD ROW: Billie Craighead, Doris Luclewick, Mary Rose Wier, Barbara Sitter, Faye Gilstrap, Janette McCarty, Sharley Young, Melha Hollis, .Ioan Lucas, Freddie Mae Patrick, Retta Campbell, Carol Abel. KIDDIE CARS, DOLLS, PICTURES TO BE PAINTED GRADUATES OF 1963 ARE GETTING ACQUAINTED Sqn i , W , Nurxery, I,l-ilfl' TO Rlt.lIl': Lynn Weeks, Pamela Thomas, Gloria lNIcCaskiil, Danny Boone, Linda Cott, Ricky Clinkenhearcl, Vicki James, Miss Muriel Hay, clireetorg Bill Williamson, Sandra Yeager, Darlene Yarborougli, Bar- bara Bennett, Steven Brown, Phil Phelps, Charles Farley. UXIDICR Tlll'1Sl.llJl-': 'llolnmy McGuire, Toniniy Wfeeks, 'Ponnny Jenkins. E631 IN D. E. CLASS WE WORK WHILE LEARNING, IT HELPS US WITH OUR DAILY EARNING Distributi-uc Education Class, STANDING: Vera Higgins, Bernice Houchin, Doris Sullivan, Muriel Fitzpatrick, Miss Dorothy Clark, Pauline Bunch, Patty Hayes, Christine Barnett, Joan Cousins. Sl'l'l'lM:: Donald Caffey, Roy Shipp, H. C. Stegall, Johnny Myres. AS FUTURE FARMERS OF THE NATION WE WILL MAKE A STRONG FOUNDATION Agriculture Class, FIRST Row, LEFT TO RIGHT: lVIerle Swift, Dick McLaughlin, Paul Stringer, George Mathis, Benny McDaniels, Bill Brown. SECOND Row: Don Boyd, W. H. Law, Ershel Curtis, Jerry Patrick, Benny Steph- ens, John Richmond. THIRD ROW: Lawrence Erwin, Glen Pennick, Henry Matlock, Bill McCully, George Schmitt, Roy Shipp. FOURTH ROW: Tom Champlain, Valton Childers, Jerry Luper, Glenn Chance, Jimmy Emer- son, Elijah Green. FlIf'l'H Row: Buddy lNIartin, David Melton, Clyde Butler, Cecii Kent, Carl McCrackin, Edgar Holt. SIXTH ROw:: Jimmy Rusher, Kenneth Berryman, Jimmy Kirkpatrick, Don Laxton, Mr. Gene Brown, Homer Parmley. I64I 5,4 H16 Sc: Y Y h M 'ff' X ' F .w2 wx. Tvrwrl- f ma, xxmNH 6 C144 M V' UVM N X . fx M., W L V 1 w ,M 17lJWL,'!N,1 H V w U. NAV! Q' X HSN' IMI LEAD THE YELLS AND BOOST THE TEAM WEBSTER CHEERLEADERS ON THE BEAM Clzferlcadcrs, FRONT ROW: Raymond Choate, Vicki James, Anita Witt. BACK ROW: Rita Gilstrap, Shirley Belden, Dallas Ennis, Anna Mae West, James Sigler, Mary Joyce Sneed, Margie Cravens. YEA TEAM FIGHT! YEA TEAM FIGHT HOlW'S WEBSTER? SHE'S ALL RIGHT 1:-, ggwgu . Pcfz Club, LI42If'l' T0 RIGHT, KNEELING: Jimmy Sigler, Rita Gilstrap, Mary Joyce Sneed, Anna Mae West, Anita Witt, Margie Cravens, Shirley Belden, Dallas Ennis. STANDING, FIRST ROW: Bette Liken, Sue Ann Baker, Bar- bara Heflin, Jo Anne Weaver, Mary Jean Smith, Charlene Hall, Beverly Barry, Ann Roberts, Faye Gilstrap, Janette McCarty, Sharley Young, Ardis Joy Harper, Barbara Sitter, Marianne Coulter, Jeane Deck, Mary Nell Reece, Sandra Williams, Norma Stewart, Kenneth Starling, Anna Ruth Nigh, Sue Laster, Sue Edwards, Maureen Moore, Walter Tapp, Charles Thrasher, Vivian Byrd, Joan Lucas, Vonda Henson, Jean Wakefield, Dorothy Gar- bey, Donna Moore, Barbara Cole, Frances Hogue, Jane Hallford, Doris Wilson, Sherman Fine, Margaret Kirtley, Gerald Butler, Jan Turner, lVIickey Rafferty, Velda Patten, Marilyn White, James Owens, Paula Whitmeyer, Pat Young, Jo Ann Carter, Edith Stidham, Sally Stidham, Charlotte Wade, Joyce Roberts, Jack Nigh, Jack Merchant, Jerry Gay, Fallis Beall, Thais Rose, Judy Knox, Charlene McDonald, Mary Hendrix, Donna Garrett, Jo Ann Chil- ders, Betty Jean Gibson, Patsy Barnes, Marjorie Halbrook, Ruth Campbell, Lora Kelley, Elizabeth'Haynes, Joyce Hutchison, Ann Young, Bob Carpenter, Jerry Patrick, Jack Richardson, Norman Rudd. E661 FRESHMEN ALWAYS AT THE GAME YELL AND CHEER 'TO BRING US FAME Freslmzan Pep Club, KNICLZLING, Llilfl' To RIGHT: Tommy Harris, Sherry Milton, Shirley Thrasher, Ralph Sigler, lVIartha Witt, Pat Hawkins, Shirley Caves, Eddie Creekpaum. FIRST Row: Vera Stevens, Virginia Stevens, Nlar- garet Starling, Mary Breedlove, lwarcella Slankard, Sandra Sample, Betty Swindell, Virginia Dean, Judy Coomes, Ella Jane Stamper, Phyllis Trammel. SECOND Row: Louise Ward, Wanda Greathouse, Delka Dameron, Faye Mayfield, Martha Figart, Virginia Swofford, Eula Mae Ross, Marilyn Faye, Ann McDonald, Roberta Bushyhead, Doris Presley. THIRD Row: Delores Stewart, Signa Bohannon, Mary Campbell, Shirley Trail, Shirley Burgess, Retta Campbell, Gwendolyn Edgar, Virginia Davidson, Jo Anne King, Bonnie Barrett, Joan Chambers, Eulene Hyatt, Donna Smith. FOURTH Row: Blona Lou Hicks, Polly Ann Howard, Carol Walker, Patsy Smith, Corine Campbell, Lucy Craig, Darlene Bradshaw, Roma Sullivan, Dewayne Harvell, Lawrence Crowe, Dick Richardson. Fllf'l'll Row: Lessie Lowe, Freddie Mae Patrick, Nancy Taylor, Patti Hopkins, Norma Yount, Joan McAlister, Mary Sue Black, Jerry Looper, Rex Burner, Bill Smallwood, Raymond Evans. SIXTH Row: Jerry Carpenter, Curly Roberts, Charles Walling, Ronald Terry, Richard Cortez, Bobby Crafts. OF OUR SWING BAND WE ARE PROUD THEY PLAY THE TUNE GOOD AND LOUD lVz'stz'rn Swing Band, lllilfl' TO RIGIIT: Willard Rampey, Gary Guinn, Richard Thomas, Ray Still, Glenn Diar- tin, David NIcMurtrey, Glenn Scribner, Raymond Choate, Jerry Emery, Bill Eason. i67l THEIR SINGING'S THE BEST, WE PROUDLY ACCLAIM THE A CAPPELLA CHOIR WILL BRING US FAME 2 f 2. 31 if Q 5 Q E 5 ei we 1 ,. i 2 r 1 x 2 S A Cappella Choir, FIRST ROW, Llllfl' TO RIGHT: .Iay Pettypool, Claire Hager, Shirley Caves, Margie Cravens, Char- lene McDonald, Evelyn Wilson, Lawanda Denson, Novella Richardson, Audrean Phillips, .Ioan Lucas, Anna Ruth Nigh, Charlotte Ann Wade, Jeanne Deck, Donna Guinn, Doris Pat Smith. SIQKIOXTJ ROW: Dorothy Smith, Mary Ann McLeskey, Patricia Davis, Janette Sample, Anna Mae West, Cora Mae Henry, Ruth Campbell, Elizabeth Anne Haynes, Ann McDaniel, Sue Laster, Velda Patton, Evelyn Canady, Shirley Belden, Donna Cott, Barbara Buster, La- Verne Raper, David McMurtrey. Tlllkll ROW: Alfred Erwin, Jerry Biles, Tommy Hulsey, Valton Childers,, Dallas Ennis, Ronald Butler, Charles Thrasher, Walter Tapp, Jack Nigh, Raymond Choate, Ronnie Pierce, Lawrence lire win, Leonard Patterson, Dewayne Smith, Bill Smallwood, Donald Witt, Joe Holland, Ershel Curtis. THEIR VOICES ARE RAISED IN TUNES SUPERB IN OUR EARS THEY RING AS THE NOTE OF A BIRD Qt Girls' Symphonic Choir, I lR5'l' Row, Li-ZIfT T0 Rlr:llT: Joyce Childers, Emily Branson, Donna Guinn, Earlene Lemka, Marietta Jones, Ruth Foster, Roberta Farris, Lois Martin, Mildred Massey, .Ioan Chambers, Shirley Trail, Joyce Roberts, Grace Schwartz, Adelia Beaty, Raymond Moses, director. SIQKIONIJ ROW: Margaret Lois Peek, Louise Ward, Bobbie McDougal, Doris Lauer, Charlotte, Riddle, Joan Crowl Carter, Pat Young, Shirley Turner, Naomi Cope Morgan, Lee McCombs, Betty Fairlie, Dorothy Isaacs, Vonda Henson, Jane Iiallford, Earlene Phillips, lN1ary Ellen Patterson, Clara Hager. Essl THEIR VOICES SWELL TO A THRILLING NOTE A GOOD MIXED CHORUS, 'THEY GET OUR VOTE '19 3 Mixed Clmrus, FIRSI ROW, I.I-il-'I' To RlGH'I': Martha Witt, Marilyn Perry, Lenora Hatlden, Virginia Dean, Madelyn Perry, Sadie Sullivan, Mary Nell Reece, Roberta Bushyhaad, Clara Nlorrison. SIQCONIJ RUM: Beatrice Johnston, Carol Pendley, .lean Peek, Esther Lanning, Pat Myers, Nadine Martin, Doris, Presley, Aniaryllus lVlcCann, Carol Abel, Louise Tanner, Betty Dondlingcr. flllllkll Row: Kenneth Starling, Buddy Blair, Max Garrison, Bill Tilly, Bobby McDonald, Tlionias Beller, Charles Elliot, James Nelson, Bill Welscli, Millard Roberts. THE MUSIC WAS GRAND, A GOOD JOB WAS DONE THE SWING BAND OUR APPLAUSE HAS WON Swing' Iiuml, FIRSIL ROW: John Oyerbeck, Wayne Pugli, Earl Doner, Don Anderson, Gerald Kasting. Slilioxll Row: Larry Yarbrough, Bill Wilburn, Richard Thomas. 'l'llIRD ROW: Delos Patterson, Cecil McDonald, Jim- mie Chubb. FOURTII RUW: David McNInrtrey, Ronnie Kindrick, J. Pettypool, pianist, Raymond Choate, vocalist. M91 f -- 7-- W- -if Z .6 VN' tn :jf ,I -V VA., 2:.A,. A Band Queen 7' K' MELBA SUE HOLLIS 5 X, , W ! , APROUD SALUTE TO THE BEST IN THE LAND DANIEL WEBS'TER,S WELL-DRESSED BAND Band, KNlf1liI.lNG, LEFT T0 RIGIIT: Martlia Smith, Barbara, Cypert, Pat Reed, Norma Stewart, Nlargaret Kirtley. Flksl' ROW, Donnie Wilson, Paul Pestel, Ronnie Kindrick, Billie Hilton, Phyllis Herington, Allen Newman, Jimmy Dale Clubb, Melba Sue Hollis, Norma Hyde, Anna Ruth Nigh, Joletta Harris, Shirley Gardner, J. Pettypool, Patsy Barton, Mr. Raymond hloses, band director. SIQCONIJ ROW: Evelyn Bryce, Doris Wilson, Sandra Benge, Eula iylae Ross, Dean Kennemer, Shirley Jacobson, Betty Dondlinger, Bill Enslen, Wanda Richison, Dorothy Cozart, Ann McDonald, JoAnn Ruston. THIRD ROW: Ray Lance, Cecil McDonald, Don Hutchings, Sherman Fine, Wanda Cramer, Leonard Patterson, Richard Thomas, Donald Anderson, Charles Root, Laura Kelley, Edralee Webb, Virginia Davidson. FOURTH ROW: Billy Wilburn, Larry Yarbrough, Glen Nicholson, J. P. Moyer, Alfred Erwin, Jerry Gay, Richard Morgan, David Knox, John Overbeck, Earl Doner, Gerald Kusting. ..,. . . . . , -W1 , JAZZ SO FAST OR A WALTZ SO SWEET THE ORCHESTRAGS MUSIC IS A TREAT l Daniel Webster Orchestra: Violins, Lhlfl' TO RIGHT: George Hensen, John Quinn, Marlyn Faye, Haskell Ballard, Wayne White, Delores Hart. Woodwinds: John Overbeck, Gerald Kasting, Wayne Pugh, Don Anderson, Earl Doner, Basses: Jack Dobelbower, Edralee Webb, Jean Ross, David McMurtrey. Brass: Delos Patterson, Jim Clubb, Keith lNIcDonald, Larry Yarbrough, Bill Wilhurn. Center: Paul Cumiskey, director, Ronald Kindrick, J. Pettypool, accompanist. THE TALICADE IS OUR BIGGEST SHOW WE,RE THE ONES WHO MAKE IT GO M, ., - 3 Talicade Board of Control, SICATIQIJ, LIQFT TO RIGHT: lVIrs. Margie Creager, Mrs. Beatrice Lowe, Mrs. May Henry, Bill Jackson, Mrs. Odetta Lewis, Shirley Brown, lWrs. Daisy Whalen, Betty Dondlinger, Mrs. Ona McCabe. S'l'ANlJlNC: Mr. Gene Hudson, Ronald Seals, lVIiss Treva Mills, Nancy Seybold, Mr. Eddie Raunikar, Mrs. Helen Jones, Mr. Charles Olds, Miss Eunice McArthur, Joe Briggs, J. Pettypool, Lewis Price, lyliss Dorothy Knappen- berger, Paula Whitmeyer, Dora Mae Henry, and Mr. Raymond lVIoses. l71l Jig L. xx 5, 5 . ' 11 ' L72 K, ,AL, Nffiggiw A QA + as SX MS. N Vw ' K K N . ,, ,. U31 5 1 ' ' M1 L ' 'mr-zwswwzxz-f ff' A ' . , , 5 ,A x, f. ,-11fiff1Ev1Q ff' Q X x . 1. K- N I A 4 syn, A- -- .ff.,.m-f I 4. , Q. . 9 -': 5 I, ,MQ X :fs vi 9' iv, MPXJKVJ x MJT' Q 'P .mv-95 '-n fi 'X h ' F ' I f ' as , W 3 h gi he iw ,, ,X 2 ' f ' . III ii, vw I ' i, f an S li! ,KE ez: ' ?y3w151Qgo:'f'1N'i5f,?41 7 - -Y ' f. ,V ,9Q,,5,Q., v .-Q-,,:.,b.:. ' 3 - 1 , Q 1 V M'-'WMWW ' ' if 'mdwfzizagffff Ill R , ggu , W 1 --sw L f1l'2Q:r.f: QQ,,yf., '?:Qi':Qg rw ua as a I Damd Vfchitcr 3udw?om1m 7 The Annex N 'Now how. RFS rw? he rung? N 'L Show Km hmm, P1 gpg f 5'd21r'1Vdf1 qw work. 6 Ohhh Thrush hcfvv uniform-,W 7 Scuugjs on' Sophomoru play nast. 'J The hcuys' gym and Hhopa IU XX wow uf C mam bwldu U41 Typical of the advanced educational oppor- tunities extended at Daniel XYelJster is the health program available in the physical edu- cation department. 'l'his well-rounded athletic program includes swimming, dancing, corrective exercises, out- door and indoor sports for the girls, football, basketball, wrestling, track, golf, tennis, swimming, and various other healthful activi- ties for the boys. Also included in this pro- grani is a one-day a week co-educational rhy- thm class held in the girls' gymnasium. Competitive sports lor everyone are em- phasized in an extensive program for hoth boys and girls. A school nurse is present at the school each day lor consultation. During' the year physi- cal examinations are given, and each student is examined to detect early symptoms ol' disease or weakness. 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Holm Carpenter. T. Ronald liutlvr. 8 V 9. Norman Rudd. 10. Lewis Prim-. ll. lix'm'f'tt Jolinaon. 12. .lack Nigli. 13. Donald lsiggart. 14. .lini Huxtablv. l5. Kvnne-tli lib-rryinan. 115. Bill llarris. IT. Jerry YQ-argin. l8. VVilvy Clalvvr. ANIEL WISH 1 E R IJIIIl't'1 l1 wl1.vfrr HA Tram, Flksl' Row, l.lilf'l' 'IU RlGil'l': Bob Carpenter, YViley Claw-r, Glen Martin, Joe Broun, l.v'.x'is Price, Bill Harris, Raymond lloggue, Diarty lildwards, James Hilxtable, l'lLI1.fl'l1t' Cotnc-r. SICILOND Rum: Charles Richardson, .lim Emerson, Joe Holland, Jerry Patrick, Bill Caves, Ronald Butlvr, Glenn Cliancsf, .lolinny l vr3.g'l1:-noni, .lack Richardson, l'lvvr0tt Johnson. THIRD ROW: Coach Leslie Van Noy, .lvrry Ye-argain, Jason May, Fallis Bflall, Kenneth Berrynnzxn, .lack Nigh, Norman Rudd, Donald Figart, Bill Walker, Merle Quisenberry, As- sistxnt Coach Carlos Clayton. 1 J K ZS.. .,,. .,.,., N V4 A , . f 44 40W i - e . ' K. .35 si. ,W f v . -4 f v I I- saw -- 'L X 0 1 TH' . ef?-2..f?,. ,L , it fe r I A.gj:f:fi.-lik-, , El , 4 f. ,H R K , I ,,ifl.,,:a :.-1' X . , ,, V. .MWA , 1- - X W M 5 ,L Q 2 ifvyi A . ,Q Q , L I V: A ,,., . .. ...ac ' ' . K- ' I-, A fr tb -+' - . 'Y - V 15.. 3 ..f'- 'K -' 'i . . ., , ,,., i A. ' -f . . .,., 4. I ' 9 A K X . ' ' ' i t .t C - lf' Q R 1 ,A . . - 8 ., 1 I 1- L,l, Q Q , - - 'L t L . 95223 U 1 7 , aw at 1 Y .ggm . fe 1 TVJTQVS lt if!!! W 7155. fa A '5 'W ' . fEf'N A' Zffff f -Q--. 1 as 5..y..,n', bi xg If 5 Football I.vtt1-rzmwz: 1. Dick Richardson. 2. Jack Richardson. 3. Eugene Cotner. 4. Jason May. 5. Fallis Bt-all, ti. Pete Richardson. T. Cecil Kent. 8. Leslie Van Noy. 9. Johnny Ferguson. 10. Jerry Patrick. 11. Merle Quisen- berry. 12. Jack Atkinson. 13. Raymond Hogue. 14. Jizn Emerson. 15. Carlos Clayton. 16. Glen Martin. 17. Gerald Butler. FOOTB LL RRIORS lVarrIorx B 'l'1'r1m, Flkhl ROW, 1.li!f1' 'IU RIt21l'l': Gene G bson, Jim Rusher, Norman Allen, John Barlow, David Blankenship, Charles Miller, Paul Byrd, Brutus Beall, Biwhhy Lewis, Don Blair, Tyson Cross, Alfred Fryhoyer Siicluxlm ROW: .lack Merchant, Carl Baker, Bradley Barlow, Ershel Curtis, Jesse Stokes, Jack Rice, LeRoy Goins, Ray Lance, Bobby Carpenter, DeWayne Smith, Buddy Dlartin. TIIKRIJ ROW: Coach Paul Morris, James Wzlll, T. J. Melton, Dan Blankenship, James Kirkpatrick, Lawrence Erwin, Perry Seeley, Cecil McDonald, John Rich- mond, Reece Crabtree, Coach Tom Baines. 1949 Football Season Under the leadership of Coaches Leslie Van Noy and Carlos Clayton, the Webster War- riors had a successful season, winning six out of nine games played. The season opener was a Webster victory over the Henryetta Hens by the narrow mar- gin of 7-0. Muskogee was the next opponent, and the Warriors suffered the first loss of the season by dropping a 13-7 decision to the Roughers. Next came the most costly game of the season for VVebster as Quarterback Bill VValker was injured and put out of play for the next two games. In spite of Bill's injury, Webster beat Sapulpa 27-13, but the VVar- riors dropped a heart-breaking game to Cen- tral 4-3-0. Next came the Webster victory over the Sand Springs Sandites by a 27-6 count. The Warriors journeyed next to Bartlesville to take a close 7-O victory over the VVildcats. In the following game the Warriors beat the Rogers Ropers by a tally of 14-O for the third year straight. Okmulgee was the Warriors' next rival, and after wading in mud for 48 minutes of play, the hard-fighting Warriors lost 19-12. The last game of the season was on Thanks- giving Day with VVebster rolling over the Fayetteville, Arkansas, Panthers 28-16. Letters were awarded to 28 members of Webster's football team. Eighteen of these lettermen will be back next year to lead the Warriors to another great year of football. FRESHMEN FOOTBALL Freshman Football Team: FIRST ROW, 1.1411- I' T0 RIGHT: Jimmy Weston, Jerry Carpenter, Richard Cortez, Phillip Morris, L. C. Row, Don Carpenter, Jimmy Don Anderson, Eddie Miller, Jackie Barton. SECOND ROW: Ray Rhyne, Robert Johnson, Don White, Johnny Hallford, Bob Crafts, Donald Anderson, Jerry Caves, Bill Enlsen, Jerry Billings. THIRD Row: Richard Yeatman, Billy M x Housten, Bill Potts, Lewis Chappelle, Bill Smallwood, Dwayne Harvell, Charles Roberts, Bobby Bowden, Coach Gene Brown. Intramural mul F reshman. ports Many boys who did not participate in var- sity activities this year were training towards the day when they will represent our school as A squad members. Other boys who may never participate in interscholastic sports took part in an extensive intramural program. The freshmen, under the direction and guidance of Coach Gene L. Brown, in basket- ball, football, track, and under Coach Curtis Turner in wrestling, had a busy and success- ful season. The freshman football team won three, tied one, and lost four games. ln bas- ketball the freshman won seven and lost six games. The freshmen also participated in two track meets: a dual meet with Sand Springs Junior High School and the .Iunior Iligh School division of the A. and M. Relays. The freshman team did well in wrestling, winning over Bristow in two dual matches and placing fourth in the Edmond invitational .lunior lligh YVrestling Tournament xv ith one individual champion in the 1:37 pound class. second place in the 145, l 12, 98-pound class- es, and three third places. One of the biggest performances of the B- team, coached by Tom Baines, and freshman football squads was in the double header played on Scoreboard Night. From this event enough money was obtained to complete the fund to purchase a scoreboard for the YVeb- ster field. A chance to participate in a wide field of intramural sports is given to all boys in gym classes. Softball, ping-pong, horseshoes, bas- ketball, football, volleyball, track, wrestling and tennis are some of the things in which competition exists. The second and fifth hour teams took the honors in championships this year due to the number of upperclassmen who participated in these events. Fifth hour took firsts in basket- ball, wrestling, and volleyball, and second in football. Second hour took second in basket- ball, volleyball, and wrestling. FRESH MAN WRESTLERS l'vI't'-9117711111 l'l'res!Ier.v, FIRSI' ROW: B. VV. Dykes, .limmy VVeston, Claude Rice, Orville Christianson, Jerry Billings. Sl-LUXIJ Row: Lewis Chappelle, Howard Powell, Don Anderson, Phillip Morris. E791 Basketball After a poor showing for the first half of the season because of only two returning let- termen, Coach Paul lxflorrisf Webster round- ballers came alive and won seven of their last nine games to gain a 12-7 lost-won record for the 194-9-50 season. An inspired Central basketball team ended the season for the YVar- riors by defeating them in the regional tour- nament 4-Q-32. The Braves went on to win the tourney. One of the seasonls highlights came against our cross town neighbors, the Rogers Ropers. Although the Warriors came out on the short end of a 39-35 score, it was the best of the intra-city games played this year. The Wlar- riors really hit their stride against Bristow and rolled over them 63-27. Only two seniors will graduate from this year's squad which points to a successful sea- son next year. Gerald Kasting and Bill Walker both hope to extend their basketball careers in college. Basketball, FIRST ROW: Coach Paul lWorris, Lewis Price, James Hancock, Bill Walker, Valton Childers, David Downing, Pete Richardson, manager. SECOND ROW: Bob Carpenter, Ralph Dougherty, Gerald Kastings, Jack Merchant, LuVon 'l'hompson, Wendell Clark. E801 SEASON RIGCOR D Q7 4-7 L30 35 Q9 42 39 45 4-.7 26 233 Q5 19 Q8 27 lyifkilfsfi-r Upprnzvnt l6 Cushing' 36 Ukniulgcc' Q8 Sand Spgs. 16 Central 25 Bairtlesville 441 Muskogee QT Rngcrs 36 Supulpu 35 Cvntrul 25 Okniulgee 35 Sliziwmfv 44414 Bristow 33 AlllSl'iUg'C'i' 36 Supulpu 03 Bristow 35 Bzwtlesville 45 Okniulgee- 35 Hrzslerthzlll Lc'Z!z'rm1'n.' 1. Lewis Price 2. James Hancock 3. Val- tnn Childers 4-. David Downing' 5. Bob Carpenter 6, Ralph Daugherty 7. Gerald Kasting 8. .luck Me-reliant 9. LziVon Thomp- son 10. Bill Walker 11. VVenclell Clark. Isl l State Winners, FIRST ROW, L1iI 'l' '1'0 RIl1lI'l': Kenneth Berryman, Heavy- weight, fourth placeg Jack Rhyne, 154 pounds, third placeg Jess Mc- Nulty, 1445-pound state champion, Everett Johnson, 165-pound state champion. Si-ZCOND ROW: Waldo Sharp, 120-pound state champion, John Ilanks, second place, 112-pound class, Clyde Valentine, state cham- pion at 1:27 poundsg Coach, Curtis Turner. 1fVr4-stling Letterman: 1. John Hanks. Q. Claude Rice. Glen Hay 6. Jim lylills. 7. Jess lN1cNulty. 8. Waldo Sharp. Wrestling Winning four first places in the state tour- nament, the VVarrior wrestling squad upset all competition to win the State Champion- ship in the Central gymnasium, February Q4- and 25. Until the tournament the season record was not exceptional with three defeats marr- ing the record. Of the five wins, two were shutouts, which made the picture a little brighter. Of ten contestants entering the tournament only three of them lost out completely. Be- sides the four first place winners three other YVarri0rs finished in second, third, and fourth places. When the points were tallied at the end of the tournament, WVebster was in first place with 33 points, followed closely hy Central with 31 points. Everett Johnson repeated the feat of taking the state individual 165 pound championship which he captured last year. VValdo Sharp won the championship in the 1:20-pound class. Clyde Valentine won the 127-pound cham- pionship, and Jess lVIcNulty took first place honors in the 145 class. Coach Curtis Turner did a fine job of pilot- ing the boys. His encouragement and ex- ample of good sportsmanship were impor- tant factors in winning the championship. nes. 4 Jerry Patrick. 5. Kenneth Berryman. 'T' F , , Wrtfstlivzg, FIRST ROW, Llil-I' 'l'0 RIGIIT: Kenneth Berryman, Everett Johnson, Jerry Patrick, Jess lNlcNulty Jack Rhyne, Earl Swift, Clyde Valentine, Waldo Sharp, John Hanks, Claude Rice. SECOND ROW: Bill Debolt, James Huxtable, Jimmy Patrick, Jimmy Mills, Jack Cole, Glen Haynes, Bill Brown, Benny NIcDaniels, Orville Christianson, Jimmy VVeston. THIRIJ ROW: Gerald Butler, Charles Carnes, Bobby Bowden, Don Anderson, Edward Miller, B. W. Dykes, Jack Nlartin, Sam McNulty, Phillip Morris, Bill Barlow, Jerry Billings, .Iimmy Pease, Mr. Curtis Turner, Howard Powell, Jack Rice, Carrol Davidson, Paul Byrd, Bob Ogden, Ershel Curtis, Robert Johnson, Bradley Barlow, John Barlow, Louis Chappelle, Allen Newman, Bobby Lan. 1949-50 WRESTLING RESULTS Webster 1 8 Perry 12 Webster 15 Rogers Q0 Webster 21 Rogers 1 7 VVebster 34 Bristow 0 Webster 14 Central 1 7 Webster 40 Edmond 0 Webster 27 Blackwell 8 Webster 14 Central 17 VVebster plu ced second in the Oklahoma lVIilitary Academy invitational tournament with 31 points following Central with 35 points. The VVarrior s upset Central to take the state crown later Braves gymnasium. in the year in the Wrestlin,g Letterman: 9. Bennie McDaniels. 10. Carlos Benge. 11. Clyde Valentine. 12. Jack Rhyne. 13. Ted Harold. 14. Everett Johnson. 1 5. Earl Swift. ri 2,4515 ll- .g i Vw airy 6. TRACK Traci: S111u1d,FlRS'l'ROXV,l.lilf'I l'URIGHT: Wendell Clark, Fallis Beall, Don Haynes, Junior Knight, Norman Rudd, Gene Brown, Coach. SICCOND ROW: James Wall, Brutus Beall, Billy Don Felkner, Jerry Caves, Bob Hunt, Glenn Nicholson, John Barlow, Paul Byrd, Eugene Cotner. THIRD ROW: Dan Blankenship, Kenneth Berryman, Bob Carpenter, Richard Cortez, Jack Barton, David Harvell, Edward Miller, Bob Lewis, Jerry Patrick, Tyson Cross. FOURTH ROW: Lowell Blankenship, Everett Johnson, Jack Richardson, Bill Don Walker, Johnny Fergu- son, Jim Rusher, David Blankenship, Bill De-Bolt, David Downing. The Warrior 194-9 track team, under the able dia rection of Leslie Van Noy, athletic director, enjoyed a good season and posted three new school records. Records were set by Bill Linton in the mile rung Hugh Pierce, Junior Knight, Bill Crouch, and Harold West in the 880-yard relay, and by Harold West in the 100-yard dash. The 1950 team, under the direction of Gene L. Brown, is bolstered by the return of six lettermen from the 194-9 team. These lettermen are Don Haynes, high hurdles and high jump, Junior Knight GOLF in the dashes, Fallis Beall and Wendell Clark, mem- bers of the mile relay team. In the weights division, experienced men are Eeverett Johnson and Norman Rudd. In their first meet of the 1950 season the Web- ster thinclads won over Muskogee and Sand Springs in a triangular meet. Scoring honors Went to Don Haynes, who placed first in the high hurdles, placed third in the 100-yard dash, and was in a three way tie for first in the high jump, and to Junior Knight, who placed first in the 100 and Q20-yard dashes. Golf Team, LEVI' 'IU RIGHT: Gerald Butler, John Hanks, Joe Holland, Ronald Dunlap, James Hancock, J. T, Miltrrn , Ronald Butler. 1841 iii -H rw P i E r F E E l r L., Girls' Sports A well-rounded athletic program, under the direction of Mrs. Beatrice Lowe and Mrs. Margie Creager, is offered in the girlsl physi- cal education department. Team games, rhythms, corrective exercisces, individual sports, and swimming are offered throughout the year. An unusual feature in the physical educa- tion classes this year were the co-educational rhythm classes. Mrs. Helen Dunagan was the accompanist for the rhythm classes. Dances for the annual talent production, the Talicade, were created in the physical edu- cation classes. A modern dance class for this purpose is being formed for next year. Intramural tournaments were played in basketball, volleyball, softball, and hockey, and individual tournaments were held in ten- nis. A Red Cross swimming course is offered to all girls in the physical education classes, and all are required to pass the beginners' swimming test. t The Girls' Athletic Association, under the direction of Mrs. Creager and Mrs. Lowe, meets once a week for business meetings and sports of various types. The G. A. A. also referees intramural tournaments. Girls' Athletic Association Girls Athletic Association, FIRST Row: Julia Harris, Patsy Barnes, Virginia Scott, Nadine Brown, June John- son, Thais Rose. STANDING: Jo Ann Childers, Bette Gibson, Mrs. Margie Creager, Mrs. Beatrice Lowe, Judy Knox, Lois Griffin, Evelyn Martindale. I Swlmmmg day. 2 Srl up sfravgiwf, 1 Sprmgtmme sport. 4, May l have this dance? 5 Champs? 6. fklhlnrtma. star. 7. Ba up. EY. XVQ vvorwf 9. N0 splashing' i873 X A.. A -gfaivifai .V . ' ' N N ,, f ww X ,,,,2,i, ,. X, W, .mu Q my -v -M Y , 'f Xl , 35-'la lf' f 'f A n f f- 33535 l X W ,BK . , -L-:1',.p: Q rm cfpv? XX! letra! r K X fit, 1' if me 'A A Q , A -' R. 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