Daniel Webster High School - Warrior Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1953 volume:

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' Q , 25' Ip :tk Daniel Webster High School Presents Its Family Album Edition OF THE WARRIUR 1953 PUBLISHED BY The Board of Control and 1953 Warrior Staff TULSA, OKLAHOINIA ,,. ., . I :aff fwfr' wg fy W- if Fa ' X ' 6 X, 4gf..En' .hz fini, , nl Y , qw A ,X lk . -L' 1 5, 2 MW! Ns If I m ,'H I X 5 4 ff Zvi!! , bi,-. iw'AD-f- ww ' ff' .Af N-,4 , 049, J .yall Q f 1, L 'f - Ek V .X ' - X if Y ' L Nl ' A . 1 K lv 6,1 'W' Nl 1 :J Him . r I, ' N y t R -,, lcvlf M f 5.AW'H 5 'fig' X33 f Tar! r K4 Algfxjlrbge' JXQ lki 'fl' :wwf WA - ., . J , X ,, 1,1 5 ,, A g 'UI if I ' f 1 L: xv va 1 , Kif - 'Yflfwf WA . 1 -v If AI, J-LVN C BEL F..-.2 Qillilif CDXIARRI X O O 55, H i? 68 Ko A 65? 9 . 55 953 33 58 1 if 5' 5-5.?,-43i. D wgggw w XX- as av ci 93 H 653 59 1 - 83 ei Ss 59 Se Q L, Q 69 Q ea Foreword IIOOSING the Family Al- bum as our theme, we have tried to show the re- lationship between school and home. With this thought in mind, we are striving for a bet- ter school in which to rear the students of tomorrow. L6 Defz'z'cafz'on N APPRECIATION of their unselfish devotion to the cause of education, we proudly and gratefully dedicate this, our 1953 Warrior, to the families of our community that have made possible Daniel Web- ster High School. j X IfVebster Family Portrait 3 X f E71 The Boys' Gymnasium and Shops The Main Building The East Entrance EHZPHMH NWS? . MN M . New e'.?'5 X X Aerial lvieu' af 1110 Carnpus :QQ1f6,4kf 5 ' THE 1953 WARRIGR PRESENTS The School - Our Webster Family Councilors Administration Faculty Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen The Activities f The Family at Work and at Play Working Together Learning at Work and at Play Taking Part in Sports ,r A' V' . 4 'Qg, if ' 159 ,,7L'g,2N: Tia: , .'. Q gh? W if 'a nhl. 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BROAD Principal Every family has coznzcilors who guide with wisdom of experience and years of service. Such are our administration and faculty. VVv have benefited greatly by their knowledge and 'wise instrzu-lion. 'wax MRS. HELEN M. JONES MRS. MM' HENRY Arlministrative Assistant 13 Dean of Girls 14 Senor Elzvorthy y sus cstudiantes First Row: Faculty VV1LL1,xAl ALLIQN Basketball, Physical Education Second Row: RO1s1aR'1' B.-XIITIIOIAICI Art, Crafts, Ceramics K1cNN1c'l'H Bus Wlatheinatics, Audio-Visual Coordinator Track IDURUTHY Bl'1RRX' Distrihutive Education Senior Core Third Row: DAI.l'1 BOLTON Mafhenlfztics, Photography EDXVARIJ P. CIIANDLI-IR Diversified Occupations OPAL Ckowla English, Social Studies Fourth Row: DONALD Dxewm' Metal, Machine Shop E. C. Du:Kl41RsON Dl'i'L'6l',S Training, Financial Secretary PAUL DUYAL Fifth Row: Typing FRED ELWORTHY English, Spanish WLSLLY GULLuas1cN English, Social Studies LOUISE IDONIIR English, Problems CECIL JOHNSTON Mathematics, Sciencc, Senior Core DENNIS KI-1l.l.Illl11R Orchestra, Band Preparing for Homecoming Faculty First Row: Dokoim' KN.'x1'P1-Nlslikmik Jourmzlism, Englisli ROISHRI' LAYTON Ifnglislz, Social Studies Sac-ond Row: f,lll'1'l l'.X LIQX ' .' HflWlt'l71llkl7l,U, Svnior Core' JOIC Ll'fNll.lfY Draffing Bi-iA'1'Ru:1-1 Lowxs Physical Education Thirzl Row: BIARYIN lWI.XR'llN A1m'riL'l1n Hixlory, Coaching Sl'!sAN IVIANNING English INI.xRsr1.u.1. lVIlIQl'0N Sc'iz'1u'v, Physical Erlucalion Fourth Row: Elmira-1 iW1iIAR'l'Hl'R Cll.XRLl'l5 Iwmmia lVoozlshol1 English, Social Stuilirs ONA Mc1C,x1s1a English BILL lVIClVIICIIAl'lI. Physival Education, Fifth Row: CII.-XRLIQS Oums Si'ivnz'v Bnum Football OLIVI-ZR Prolnlvms, lfVorl1l History JOHN Rliczklck Amrriczm Hislory, Senior Cori' Du 1 15 -Z' m3 Pw 1 i f ! ' A ha U61 Coffee and Chatter Faculty First Row: MARY SCIINEIDER Homenzaking, Senior Core MIVKRIIZ SXVANN Speech, English CURTIS TURNER Science, Wrestling Second Row: DAISY VVHALIQN Shorthand, Bookkeeping HUDSON WILCOX Stagecraft, Speech, Senior Core MILDRliD WILSON Library Third Row: .I. ROIIER1' BLANKFNSIIIP Vocal Music 1VIlLl.ll-2 BOONE Physical Education VIRGINIA OIIJCR Mathematics Fourth Row: DARXVIN KECR Agriculture, General Science VIRGINIA ARVIDSON Clerk JESSIIC GODOSVN Fifth Row: Clerk Sixth BEI.vA M. RAIION Office Manager MIIRL Rom' Cafeteria EDITH RANIIR Cafeteria Row: HELEN NORBIAN Nurse GRACE RICHARDS Matron HOKE B. MCCUTCIHEON Building Superintendent Ji if ' L 1,1-. i,L NEW. xlf-4! QV yE:.i- X Sli! I It g f .Q 0 45- -k 9 2? Q5 ,:....-i:.9 's Rc559'z1 'X f K Eg' 73 , T' -Skw a ggff- 2:0 - -4-gi, if x 4 'W N fi if J f f Q2 - ? W sw: L NL NY. '. Ai ' j va' 7 l Y! XX. K afglxk im 'HR X I ll' SY 'f X' : fm, g V f if N R W E 5 smxfyk :INF L4 N1 I MI : ix I M X 'N 41'f,J? i +11 f M f wj N' 2+ LW Wu M 1? X X -si ' I Y W1 k Mx ' ffm MH aw Semors f I 4 Q x 1 RUXV I: Carole Abel, Donald Anderson, Rex Apker, Nancy Artliurs, Ronald Avery, Haskell Ballard. ROW' Il: Barbara Barber, Bill Barlow, Laverne Baxter, Sandra Bc-nge, Jerry Billings, blary Sue Black. RONV III: Sammy Blair, Sigma Bohannon, Bobby Bowden, Georgia Brady, Jo Ann Brewer, Bob Brigance. ROW IV: Jack Browne, Rex Burner, Roberta Bushyhead, Nlary Campbell, Retta Sue Campbell, Donald Carpenter. . Senior Class of 1953 IISJ Q , X. A .WQQQ ' if -, is 1 4. M - V., f 'fig E Q ll fx T? Q , fn :': it S h 'AA ' - L Q P p if H 51 n FWR ' T. 21 , E::: ? 'N' fi :I J , ' H ' ' V mi ' f K VV I KY lll l A3 33, Is l 'Q 1 5 I.. 'V 0 R1 NV RUN RUN RON' RUN' Svnior Srnrpifm I: .lorry C1ll'lX'l1lt'l', Clllll'lt'llt' Curr, John Custlv, Shirley Czwvs Valle-ntinc-. ll: Imwis Cllillllltlllty Joun Cll1lllllJPl'S, Joe Clnlcozxt, Orville Clmristiunsen. Ill! Lzlhomu ClllllI'1'll, Herlwrt Click, R113 lvnv Cook, Judy Coonws. IV: Ricllurcl Cortcz, Loral Faye Cozort, John Cox, Bobby Crafts. Y: Lucy Craig, xvlllldll .lo ', 6'- if .. ,. I f ul Crunler Allen. licldiv CI'9t'lilJ1llllll, l.:m'1'n-lmcc Crow. Dog' Prllvh I,lll.'IlIlil1'.V 1 Qui' ROV' Yl: 131ll'lJLll'll Sue Cypert, June Dale, Virginia Davidson, Jznncs Dean, l19l tr 3 y ogg, Af? il 'K , Row I: Virginia Dean, Lela DeBolt, Betty Dondlinger, Shirley Jacobson Doner, Darlene Duff, Helen Dunn. Row Il: B. W. Dykes, Eula Mae Eason, Gwendolyn Edgar, Charles Elliott, Marilyn Fay, Wayland Fennell. ROXV Ill! Donald Fort, Sandra Frear, Wanda Fowler, Shirley Gardner, Mona Garland, Jerry Gay. ROM' IV: Robert Genson, Cole Gibson, Jerrell Glass, Anita Glasgow, Martha Figart Goins, Wanda Greathouse. Senior Class of 1953 . .... . E201 --.e 133 e 5' S ' rg i Ji K 1 4 4 , ., A i Q xbfiifxg g W? 5 'Q a ff'-, 1 'lfgfq l, ' Jones, Dale Kemper, Y' Y if 3 Row YI: Hax Hunter, Robert Eugene Johnson, Kenneth 21 Senior Core in flrtimi, RON' l: Earl Griffitli, Bill llale, Marcia Hall, Rieliarcl Hanks. RON' II: Jolin llardison, Leona Harper, 'l'onnny Harris, Phyllis llarringgton. ROM' Ill: .loletta Harris, Patricia Hawkins, Dwayne llarvel, LaVerne Heaton. RUXV IY: George Henson, 'l'lielina Hibbard, Billie Hilton, .lanies Robert lllllllllllllll. ROM' V: Lavina llollis, Polly Howard, Billie Max llouston, Carol lluclelson. Pnifers ul the ll ln'1'1 .1 il we E i L.. We Q all ROW I: Ronald Kindrick, Dean Kennenier, Jo Anne King Nancy King Hensley, Shirley Knoten, David Knox. ROW II: Esther Lanning, Delores Knight Lary, Louise Vwfard Lary, Jennene Lawrence, Eugene Limb, Jerry Looper. Row Ill! John Looper, Lessie Lowe, Carolyn Mann, A. J. Maxwell, Jason May, Ora Faye Nlayfield. ROW IV: George lVIilani, Edward Lee Miller, Gatnett lWills, Sherry Ann Miltoii, Leroy Minielly, Mary Nlontgoniery Senior Class of 1953 l22l i . ' ll' A' :,: .. - x A i 'R . i, ,5 .K . I Wa M is ,E K . .M . , Q - 'Q ,. Q Q, 0 . a'f',5 gn, an -fi, nz X A S Q5 H 'fill RONVYIZ Joanne- Rc-ugle, Bill Reese, Ray Rliyne, Dick Richardson. l23l S Bvlty Crm'kr'rx uf llvnrfc RUM' I: Nam Morris, Phillip lN'Ior1'is, Clllfll lllorrison, J. P. Moyer. RON' ll! .loam lNlcAlistc-r, Ann lXIcDouuld, Bobby Mcllonulcl, Allen Newman. RUM' Ill: Norma Nichols, Shirley .lean Nunn:-ry, .lvzm Pevk, Lois lfzlye Pvek. Row IV: Duunu Pc-nnick, Nudelyn Perry, Marilyn PQ-rry, Frances Pierson. Row V: Bill Potts, Ilmvurd Powell, Doris l'1'esIc-y, .lunlvs Quimby. St't'l'l'flIl'll'S ml fhz' Joh n . Quia J is F ,Q 3. X t L 1 i , ., -A , f N ROW I: Charles Roberts, Joan Robins, Charles Root, L. C. ROW, Sandra Sample, Carolyn Saunders. ROXV Il: Perry Seeley, William Serette, Jimmy Ray Shepherd, Ralph Sigler, Mary Skeeter, Marcella Slankard. ROW III: Arlie Smith, Carol Smith, Donna Rae Smith, Patsy Smith, Martha Sparknian, Bill Spratt. ROW IV: Ella Jane Stamper, Vera Stevens, Virginia Stevens, Joan Stewart, Lucille Still, Mary Stilwell. Senior Class of 1953 E241 l 'J' Q4 Srnfm' l're'.vi4lf'11f In flu' Kilvllrn ROW I: Robert Surmtt. livtty Swimlvll, Xvlfgfllllll Swnl'l'm'rl. Nancy Lou Vllllyllbll RUM' ll! llcmulcl 'llvrry, l r:mk 'l'c'wvll, Sllirle-3' 'l'l1ralslu-l'. Bob Tilly. RON' Ill: Phyllis 'l'rum1m-ll, Patsy Vzllcmtlnff, Cmn- Vernon, Binnis- Yillug-mm-z. RON' IV: Szmcly Yillugmm-z, Bill Voss, Tom Nvulwly, Bvtty Jenn xV2llCll'l1. RUM' Y: Cl1zu'lc's xylllllllg, rlllllllllllh Leon XYvlscl1, Jimmiv YVvston, Dnnzllrl Vfllitcf. MIJYIIIIJIV, Ilrmfllm' 'l'nil uml 'I'1'uu!1lr L C 1 . J if pf 4 - ...I fi -,g-.,.:,,,. i 'Q RUM' I: Dianne YVilliams, Loal VVilson, LaVoy Wloodring, Shirley Wlright, Lurry James YVright, Eulene Yeurguin. ROW' II: Jessinel Young, Derrell Yount, Norma Yount, Jack Burton, Mona Lou Hicks MsMurtrey, Floyd Stewart. SICXIORS Noi' 1'Ic:'rUR12n: Joel Jerome Caves, Everett Johnson, WVilliam Swanson. Sel'li0l'COI'C Steering COII'lII'litt9e-Left to right: Mr. John Rucker, Carolyn Munn. Lucille Still, Mrs. Helen Jones, Dan VVilson, Mrs. Mary Schneider, Mr. Cecil Johnston, Norma Yonnt, Lora Cozort, Mr. Leslie VanNoy, Shirley Caves Valentine, .luck Browne, Barbara Cypert. Dale Kemper, Mrs. Odetta Lewis, Ronald Kindrick, Darlene Duff, Carole Able, lxillllll Lon Garland, Binnie Villagomez, Nlr. Hudson Wilcox, George Milam, Mrs. Dorothy Berry. l26l Senior Class Activities SENIOR OFFICERS Toxl VVAKlf'I.Y, President BARlsAk.x BARBER, Sew-4-zury Boinsv Ca.uf1's, Vicf'-President NORNIA Youxi, '1'rf-aszm-f Mk. Cu:lL Jonxsrox, Sponsor CABINET MEMBERS Jack Browne Jerrell Glass George Henson Charlene Carr Wanda Greathouse Billie Max Houston Virginia Davidson Bill Hale Jo Anne King .Ioan McAlister Ralph Sigler lVIary Stilwell Sandra Sample hlarcella Slankard Binnie Villagomeiz Joan Stewart Larry Wright Perry Seeley The Webster seniors of 1952-53 elected their class officers at the end of their junior year and installed them on September 20. Two cabinet representatives were elected from each of the nine core classes. Beautiful Pat Hawkins was crowned Miss Daniel Webster XV and reigned with such lovely attendants as Jane Dale and Phyllis Trammell. The student body proudly elected Donald Carpenter as their Warrior Chief with Richard Hanks as Brave. Students who received the honor of attend- ing Boys' and Girls' State were George Henson, Johnny Looper, Jerry Billings, Earl Griffith, and Polly Howard. Mary Stilwell was chosen to receive the D.A.R. good citizen- ship award. One of the outstanding accomplishments of the year was that of having Jerry Billings represent VVebster as judge of the newly organized Youth Traffic Court. Jerry Looper was elected as an alternate, and both boys did their jobs well. The senior class showed its generosity by the fine contributions made to the Junior Red Cross and the March of Dimes. They also collected toys for the new recreational center of the Junior League Convalescent Home. The year was not all work, however. The seniors gave three successful parties. The first was a Dog Patch party, the second, a buffet dinner, and for the third, they teamed up with the sophomores for a delightful semi- formal dance. The senior athletes fought hard to bring victory and honor to their class and school. One senior placed first in the All-State wrestling tournament, held in the Webster gymnasium. After the Christmas holidays, the seniors presented I Remember Mama, from the WVebster stage. Jo Anne King displayed her outstanding ability as an actress, while a fine supporting cast contributed to the success of the play. As the year came to a close the hustle of graduation activities began. Teas, banquets, and the Junior-Senior prom highlighted the year. The commencement was held on the campus on May 29, with Dean E. H. Criswell of the University of Tulsa delivering the commencement address. SBHIOI' Cabillet-Firsi Row. left fo right: Norma Yount, Tom VVakely, Barbara Barber. Svconzl Row: Charlene Carr, JoAnne King, Ralph Sifxler, Joan Stewart, lNIary Stilwell, Sandra Sample, Joan McAlister, Marcella Slankard, Binnie Villagomez, Wanda Greathouse. Third Row: George Henson, Virginia Davidson, Johnny Looper, Jack Browne, Perry Seeley, Mr. Cecil Johnston, SDUIISUT. 27 J 5 GO get 'em, Dog Patch Style. N.. 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ROWV 11: Sidney Benge, Bryan Briggs, Clifford Blankenship, Lillian Bowman, Barbara Brigance, Sue Brown, Lee Brown, Patsy Brown, Raymond Bullock. ROW Ill: Lillian Bumgarner, Sally Burdick, Willowdean Byrd, James Byrley, Dan Calvert, John Carter, Pat Carter, Bill Carter, Gene Paul Caves. ROM' IV: Bob Chapman, Brice Chism, Sharon Coffey, Betty Cohea, Donna Cook, Donald Coulter, Henry Craighead, Dudley Cress, Donna Crow. ROVV V: Joe Crutcher, Eddie Daniels, Jean Ann Davis, Dan Deem, Connie Dickey, Patricia Dignan, Eugene Doke, Janie Drain, Douglas Drye. Junior Class of 1953 f30l RUN' R4 NX ROY! RON RI JU' '15 Jw , .f1:.:g:,. . , ,V X i t 1 5, ., , i X.,,,,:A I: Ruth Duffell, Xvlllllll Duke, Juanita Dunkin, Monta Dunn, Dale Duvall, Paul Dykes, Artie Edwards, Shirlene Eldridge, Margie Estes. ' ll: .l. VV. lfager, Mary lfaulkner, Charlotte Figart, Sherman Fine, Bobby l itv.gerald, Bobby Foster, Shirley Foster, Gene Fraley, Joan Gardner. 'llI: Vonelle Gautier, Ernest George, Coleen Gibson, lklarion Givans, Elroy Gleitz, WVinogene Green, Edward Griggs, Dwayne Grissom, Dale Groden. ' IV: .lan Guinney, Bill Hale, hlary Hanna, Lathe Harkey, Harry Harper, Charlene Harris, Alberta Hurt, Berthina Heaton, J. VV. Hedrick. V: Lou Henderson, Charlene Hitchcock, Alfred Hogan, Sully Holland, Kenneth Hollis, Nina Holt, George Hopper, Yvonne ldol, John Ingram. Junior Class of 1953 U11 V mf Row 1: James Inhofe, Sammie Jenkins, Mary Johnson, Sandra Johnson, Jimmie Jones, Joe Jones, Tommy Jurney, R. G. Ketchum, Joan Kincaid. RONV Il! Jack Kirksey, Roma Klinefelter, Shirley Lancaster, Ben Laster, VValsie Lay, Sandra Lewis, Sue Lusby, Bill McCaskell, Rosemary McCormack. RUNV III: Ronnie lVlcCutcheon, Thelma lWcDaniels, Lewis McDonald, Louise McDonald, Cleda McMahon, Shirley Maish, Sharon Maple, James Martin, Lunda Nledlock. RUXV IV: James Messamore, Argie Mitchell, Dennit Morris, Shirley Naifeh, Dick Nielson, Donna Nigh, George O'Bryan, Pat 0'Dell, Charles Ogden. ROW V: Charles Pierce, Nancy Penninger, Paula Pestel, Lowell Powell, Regina Powell, Patti Presley, Peggy Pyle, Leon Ragsdale, Connie Ramsey. . . . Junior Class of 1953 l32l RUM' I: Eula Mae Reagle, Shirley Reavis, .lane Reel, Sidney Reynolds, Shirley Rice Leroy Roberts, Charlene Robertson, Jo Ann Robbins, Eddie Roseborough. ROW ll! John Rough, Ronnie Royal, Beverly Rudd, Rose Ann Rusher, Joyce Sallee Jackie Sappington, Charles Sclnnitt, Barbara Schumacher, Lemoine Scott. ROXV Ill: Rowena Sheppard, Bill Shields, Carol Smith, Betty lVlcCully Schmitt, Delois Snow, Mack Surrell, Barbara Sutherland, Clarence Tate, Nancy Ann Thomas. ROXV IV: Charles l'hompson, Howard Tribble, Dale Trude, Lynn Turner, Kay Twist, Marion VanAtten, Charles Vangarden, Joy Ann Vernon, Harry Wakefield. ROM' V: Mona Walker, Phillip Wall, Bill Walworth, Hannah WVard, Norman Warden, Lillian NVeir, Vernon VVest, Margaret White, Dorothy Willis. . . Junior Class of 1953 F331 ROW I: Ronnie VVilli:1ms, Jimmy Williams, Delores Jean Wilson, U. G. Wilson, Paul Winford, Geraldine Wetzel, Earl Wolfe, Richard Duane VVright, Kenneth Yarbrough, Jimmie Yeargain. Junior Class Play CHSt f0I' uSeVeIlteBI1th SUIUHIEIJ,-Lrfft to right: Jean Ann Davis, Jimmy Jones, Lynn Turner, Lemoine Scott, J. W, Fager, Marian Givens, Jan Guinney, Charles Thompson, Connie Ramsey, Virginia Ayers, Donald Coulter, Joyce Sallee, Clifford Blankenship. l34l Junior Class Activities JUNIOR OFFICERS B1-ix L.ixs1'lcR, President LYNN Tram-ik, Svcrmn-11 Boum' Fosrisu, Vice-Prvsidmr Co1.icicN Gnssox, Yvmsin-1-r MRS. ONA Mf:CAisr:, Sponsor CABINET MEMBERS SIDNICY Blfxulc Al,BliR'l'A Haul' SUE BROWN M,xRx' JUNI-I Joilxsox DWAYNIAZ GRISSKJXI Llffw R.u:sn.x1.l-1 The Junior Class of 753 is one of the most enthusiastic groups that Daniel Webster' High School has ever known. Their many activities amply show this. Many honors have been brought to the class. Earl Wolfe and Coleen Gibson were ap- pointed to represent the Junior class on the Yearbook Board of Control. The Junior class presented its play, St L't'7Z- teenth Summer, on November 7. Members of the cast were Jean Ann Davis, Lynn Turner. Virginia Ayers, Jan Guinney, Joyce Sallee, Clif Blankenship, Jimmie Jones, Lemoine Scott, Donald Coulter, Marian Givens, Connie Ramsey, J. YV. Fager, and Charles Thompson. Alberta Hurt and Sammie Jenkins were elected football queen attendants while Dennit Morris was elected Warrior Brave. un' 1 A WVestern party was planned for the evening of January 20. Approximately 126 juniors and invited guests were present. The class was well represented in the sports program at VVebster this year. Un February 19, the class made a field trip to the Newspaper Printing Corporation as part of their study of a unit on journalism. The junior class took an active part in planning the Junior-Senior Prom, held May 8 in the Student Union Building at the Uni- versity of Tulsa. Honors in the field of writing and speaking were brought to the class by Rowena Shep- pard, Beverly Rudd, Connie Ramsey, and Earl VVolfe. in JllIll0I'C3.bil1et-First row, left to righf: Colleen Gibson, Bobby Foster, Ben Laster, Lynn Turner. Second row: Alberta Hart, Dewayne Grissom, Mary June Johnson, Leon Ragsdale, Sue Brown, Sidney Benge, Mrs. Ona McCabe, sponsor. S l :RQ my .433 Q lf O f ,V Sq 9 S, as interefw Q g w at gg How lows ics my nofse'? M rf 5 -A . .144 L..-.-. 'V ' 1. I , Wrfifii i 1 f fl 1 X X 1 K :Sauk 3f f N 17 NS ' N I X 1 X X I ' W fy f t Nw K l X ' X' xx F vii. Y '- X x Q X ff V Lf, if ff 'RA f X ff Y f I x f f -f4ffv' i 33 K E f-355755 7 f 5 'uk - 5' 9 : if ,nf ' .. .N I' - v K K-, Ld L . CAMPBELL Soph V S ROW I: David Acton, Virgil Adams, E. J. Alexander, Robert Alexander, Thomas Apker, Joy Arms, Paul Aubrey, Bill Bailey, Charlotte Baldridge. ROYV ll: Norma Ballard, Doris Barnett, Paul Barnett, Gilbert Barton, Margaret Beach, Judy Beck, Angela Beard, Betty Bennett, Helen Bennett. RONV Ill! Jo Ann Bilby, R. Lee Briggs, D. W. Bridges, Ronnie Brillhart, Barbara Brown, Don Brown, James Bryan, Jerry Burdick, Jimmy Burkett. ROM' IV: Rhonda Byrd, Peggy Cable, Mark Calvert, VVilma Jo Camp, Judy Lyn Campbell, Barbara Cantrell, Jo A1111 Carder, Bernice Carr, Billy Casas. ROW V: Jackie Casey, Peggy Caves, Roland Caves, Don Childers, Shirley Church, Jimmy Clayton, Mary Clowes, Maurice Clyma, Manuella Coffey. . Sophomore Class of 1953 E381 ROXV 1: Richard Cohea, Charles Cole, Mary Cook, Jo Ann Coplon, Phyllis Corbin, Ralph Cosper, Dorthey Craig, Vivian Cravens, Lola Crow. ROXV II: Larry Laugherty, Pauline Davis, Nadine Davis, Carolyn Devin, Mary DeV0e, Betty Dixon, Reba Dobbs, Jeanie Dondlinger, Louis Downing. ROWV Ill! Martha Downing, Milton Dreger, Georgeanna Dunham, Jimmy Dunn, Lita Dunn, Paul Duval, Richard Edmiston, Wayne Eitzen, Arthur Ellsworth. Row Iv: Barbara Ellsworth, VVayne Emerson, Robert England, Ted Eskridge, Tommy Esmond, Betty Faulkner, Jackie Fields, Clyde Foster, Janice Fowler. RUM' V: John Frances, Maxine Garrison, Claud Gautier, Charles George, Louise Gober, Imogene Goodman, Darrel Goss, Kenneth Gourd, Joan Green. . Sophomore Class of 1953 E391 Row I: Pamela Sue Griffin, Carolyn Groendes, Jimmy Hale, Harold Hall, Raymond Hall, Daniel Ham, Phyllis Harper, Charlene Harrison, Imogene Hayes. I ROYV ll! Deanna Sue Helvern, Franchot Hibbard, Charlotte Hobson, Oris Hoffman, Mary Holbird, Nona Holt, Eugene Hooker, Nadine Houston, Jerry Ray Hunt. ROW III: Ronald Hutchings, Faye Hyatt, Ruth Inglett, Don Jenkins, Floy Jolmson, Kenward Johnson, Ramona Johnston, Shirley Jones, Barbara Kaufman. ROVV Iv: Dorthy Kiester, Wendell Kleiss, Margaret Knox, Norma Ledford, Bobby Lee, James Lewis, Jo Nell Lewis, Marion Lovell, Lou Ann Lowe. ROW V: Bill Lowery, Nancy Lowery, Leon Loy, Shirley Lucas, YVilson Lucas, Shirley Lusk, Martha Frances McAfee, Carmelita McDaniel, Norma McDonald. . Sophomore Class of 1953 E401 ROM' I: Mary Catherine McFall, Odell McKnight, Paul McNatt, Tommy McQuarry, Ann Maness, Gecene Marshall, Allen Mays, Robert Mays, Phillip lilyers. RUXV ll: Julane Miller, Roger Mills, John Minielly, Joyce Moreland, Caroline Morrall, Frances Morris, Geraldine Morrison, Jerrenne Moyer, Martin Naj ROM' Ill: Esther Irene Nardin, Teresa Neal, Richard Nelson, John Newman, Carroll Nichols, Betty Kay Padgett, Johnny Parks, Averon Parrish, Bob Partney. Row IV: Dixie Perry, Nancy Philpott, Joan Plumlee, Carolyn Quimby, Mack Quinn, Mike Rafferty, Sue Ramsey, YVilliam Ratliff, Don Reeves. ROW V: Rita Reynolds, Shirley Rhyne, Norman Ridley, Bill Robbins, George Robinson, Delores Rogers, Elizabeth Rogers, Margaret Ross, Elma .lo Rossei Sophomore Class of 1953 l41l RONV I: Shirley Rosser, Leroy Rotert, June Rutherford, lNIerlyn Ryan, YVilmer Ryon, Marry Sallee, Anita Sander, Kenneth Savage, Bennie Schaum. RONV ll: Billy Scott, Ronnie Scott, Peggy Scribner, Cecil Seeberger, Billy Seratte, Lula Sharp, Norena Sharp, Gloria Shaver, Robert Shelton. ROM' Il! Naomi Sheppard, Delbert Smith, Sally Sparkman, James Speir, Walter Stevens, Donna Stewart, Don Stowell, Earnest Summerall, Sylvia Taylor. ROVV IV! Shirley Terry, Phillip Tewell, Katherine Thompson, James Thompson, Judy Tilly, Beverly Trammell, Rita Tredway, Bill Trouba, Jimmy Tucker. ROVV V: Donald Tyler, Bobby Valentine, Shirley Valentine, Delores Vernon, Norma Vincent, Judy VVarnock, Clyde Watson, Joan Weaver, Virginia VVeir. Sophomore Class of 1953 f42l or J 'K 'liefll . H if no a r seeess . ,.,, . . 1, - . .,..f.-,-. - ,f:- I . ,. r . s W fav-, J f if X- I I X,.4,2 , r hyme . kr :-, . y I frlffif I fa- r A fin.. X 5 Y , if R A' ' Q fit M 5 ,aa is fx fi' W 4 o Y ,, ,,,, Gi., xk . , , . KS- Q5 'L . ROM' 1: Jackie VVelch, Virgil White, Donna YVilburn, Melba VVilburn, Bobby NVilson, Coreen NVilson, Toni VVilson, Gail YVinters, Betty NVofford. ROW Il: Harley Woods, Imogene Yates, Betty Young, Rhonda llurir, Jean Gilstrap, Eddie Hanoch. Cast of Sophomore Play, Sing For Your Supper -sl-afffl, 1,-ff to ffghff Cum-ir-iw Harrison, Merlyn Ryan, Phyllis Harper, Irene Nardine, Donna Wilburn, Phyllis Corbin, D. W. Bridges, and Melba Wilburn. Standing: Jack Casey, Elizabeth Rogers, Rita Tredway, Carolyn Quimby, Ramona Johnston, Jerry Burdick, Wayne Eitzen, and Nona Holt. X1 K N 2 yx x W X Rf E Y , 3 z 5 f Mistress of Ceremony H N ga xiii. 1' +ve AETWHQFRHQ sei ,--' Eat , CII' Snaxes alive! 3 lnx, ana oe merry.Wf re ii QVQSTS 3 2 2 5 3 E Sophcmores on parade New janitors? Hmmm! sh jigjgers wo- Beauties on wheel, in the making Sophomore Class Activities SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Wlrsox LUCAS, President Nusa Holfr, St-L-1-etfnqf CARxl1a1.l'1'A Mc':DAN114L, Vice-President .IULANIQ lVIII.I.liR, Treaszn-er MRS. SUSAN MANNING, Sfzonsor CABINET MEMBERS Jerry Burdick Mary DeVoe Joan Green Jerry Hunt Maurice Clyma Milton Dreger Janice Fowler Bill Lowery The sophomore class of 1952-53 started the year by electing competent class officers and having both campaign and installation assemblies. Attractive Carolyn Groendes and Shirley Terry were elected queen attendants. Wil- son Lucas was the sophomore brave. Naomi Sheppard and D. W. Bridges, Jr. were the yearbook representatives. The sophomores were well-represented in all activities, including the Student Council, Junior Red Cross, Y-Teens, Future Teachers of America, Pep club, band, orchestra, and the Talicade. Many sophomore boys contributed greatly in all phases of athletics. The highlights of the year were two social get-togethers in which the sophomores enjoyed many games and dancing. The sophomores joined with the seniors, also, in putting over a successful all-school party. The sophomore play was a hilarious comedy, Sing For Your Supper. The members of the cast were Merlyn Ryan, .Ierrv Burdick, Ramona Johnston, Phyllis Corbin, Irene Nar- din, Donna Wilburn. Melba VVilburn, Wayne Eitzen, D. W. Bridges, Jr., Shirley Terry, Charlene Harrison, Carolyn Quimby, Jack Casey. Dorothy Keisler. Rita Treadway, Eliza- beth Rogers, and Phyllis Harper. In the spring the sophomores pioneered in producing a class magazine, The Fifly-Fiver. The sophomore class is proud of what it has accomplished this year and is looking forward to an exciting junior year. SODh0IIl0I'E C3.biIl6i.1First row, left to right: Carmelita McDaniel, Wilson Lucas, Nona Holt, Julane Miller. Second row: Jerry Hunt, Janice Fowler, Mary Devoe, Bill Lowery, Joan Green, Mrs. Susan Manning, sponsor. Third row: Milton Dreger, Jerry Buidick, Maurice Clyma. I 45 THE ANNEX L 46 1 Y ,-4113, -,L gf ' 3 ,4 !f5P'E G f 'S ,fm-'wfim elk' i 25.1. Wwaxcief fl vig' N -:K ly, , Sfr. ffizg-f ' N fy Wyffifrff Qm is Q- x fm xf. 'ft' - 9 1951K-sw Qld' .,1 X72 A-'gf , Qu?.-iQ? '- 315, 13 -X. 1' f .W lf,Tff. I xi ' x ,AI fy t , I 1' f Qqqags S A' hu?-1, 1 i 'K ,K Q' fall-f 'tiff 'IQ X X EMNXNJQ p AX 1.2 j dggrflx- fs, lr P guy NXWM -fb - lt X W! .AM R .. N X. Q 0, , Q A gp- A N Q1 f ' - ' VY: ffxvic.e,1f'i-'fSl'lV ',ax 1 2gqfy,,, mi' W -2' G2 LL CANPQIG X Q Preshmfgfy ROW 1: Carolyn Abercrombie, Robert Adams, Wayne Adams, Phyllis Admire, Charles Apple, Vincent Arrington, Gerald Baehler, Louise Bailey, Tommy Baker. ROM' ll! Leroy Baker, Glen Barber, Mary Barnes, Charlotte Barton, Tom Bates Donna Beals, Ilene Berry, Faye Biddle, Helen Bilby. ROW Ill: Chester Blair, Darlene Bond, Dolly Brady, Paul Brown, Leon Brummett Danny Burton, Esther Byerly, Betty Byrne, Kenneth Caldwell. ROW IV: Joyce Calton, 'l'0m Canady, Beverly Cantrell, Joe Cantrell, Jerry Carder Edna Carr, Bill Carter, Helen Casas, Kenneth Casey. ROVV V: Frances Cathcart, Janice Champlain, Waiida Chandler, Billie Ann Chapman, Billy Chase, Pauline Claver, Carol Clayton, Shirley Combs, Jackie Coillot. . C . . Freshman Class of 1953 . . . E481 ROM! I: Donald Conn, Dwayne Conner, Darla Covey, Margaret Cox, Dora Coy, Glenda Crayton, Tommy Crawford, Irvaline Cross, Harold Culver. ROXV Il: Jimmy Curtis, Virginia Curtis, Ray Darnell, James Davis, David Dean, Jimmy Dennis, Treva Davis, Marvin Ditchkus, Bob Duffell. ROW III: Ruby Dunbar, Marilyn Dunham, Judith Dunn, Alfred Dupus, Bobby Edgar, Phyllis Emry, Jimmy Farris, Nelda Fitzgerald, Jo Ann Forehand. ROVV IV: Raymond Fort, Teresa Frye, Orvis Fugate, Tommy Fugate, Janice Fuller Verna Fuller, Sylvia Fulton, Carol Fultz, Jerry Garland. Row V: Terry Gerian, Donald Goins, Mary Goins, Jerry Gonzales, Bobby Green Ben Griffin, Perry Griffin, Aretta Grisham, Kenneth Grissom. . ..... .FreshmanClass 0131953 . . . . . . . . i491 ROW l: Milton Grisham, Robert Hale, Betty Hale, Eddie Hall, Frank Hallford, Blake Halstead, Allen Hamilton, Betty Harden, hflargaret Harvel. RONV ll: Ronnie Harris, Elsie Heaton, Jessie Henderson, Allen Hendrickson, Effie Henson, Bill Holt, Paula Hopper, Pat Horn, Delores Houston. ROW Ill! David Howard, Shirley Howard, Stanley Howe, Robert Hulsey, Donald Hutchings, Mary Hutchinson, Harvey Hutton, Janice Jackson, Sherman Jackson. RONV IV: Kenneth Jacobson, Muriel Jacobson, Jolm Jarvis, Billie Jenkins, Gerald Johns, George Johnson, Nancy Johnson, Shirleen Johnson, Hazel Jones. Row V: Phyllis ones, Glenda Judd, Buddy Kidd, Yvonne Kirk, Charlene Kirksey, Russell Kline, Richard Knox, Charles Kridler, Phelicia Lance. . Freshman Class of 1953 . l50l ROW I: Josie Lary, Jeanette Lay, Shirley Ledford, Carolyn Leggett, Larry Lewis, Larry Lippard, Bill Lollis, Lewis Long, Robert Lower. ROW Il: Anna Lowery, Myrna Loy, Anita Lytton, Barbara McBride, VVanda McClain, Emma Lee McCombs, Donald McConnell, Earl McDaniel, Eddie McDevitt. ROW IIII: Charles NlcDonald, Eileen McDonald, Pat McDougal, Jackie Mclntosh, Carl lVlcNatt, Richard Mabry, Melvin Martin, Patsy Massey, Juliann Mathis. RUM' IV! Owen Mayo, Maxine Mellenberger, John Metcalf, Bill Miller, Charles Moffett, Dorothy Moody, Billy Moore, Charles Moore, Victor Morris. ROW' V: Bill Moss, Alice Myers, Willie Myers, Herman Najera, Joseph Najera, Billy Nelson, Velma Nigh, Carolyn Nolen, Dale Nunley. . Freshman Class of 1953i . lfll ROW I: VVanda Nunnery, Pat O'Bryan, Gail Owen, Shirley Owens, Allan Pease, Joan Peet, Bill Philbeck, Roy Phillips, Peggy Philpott. ROW II: Anna Pleasant, Claude Posten, Joyce Potts, Shirley Powell, Shirley Pyle, C. J. Reese, Aleta Reed, Sue Reed, Roger Reed. ROW III: Roy Reed, Jimmy Rhyne, Linda Rice, Donnell Richison, Claudine Richmond, Paul Risner, Barbara Robins, Tommy Robinson, Arthur Root. ROW IV: Bobby Rose, Lois Rotert, lN'lary Jane Rubles, Kenneth Russell, Finis Sanders, Joan Satterlee, Audrey Schumacher, Terry Scott, Leynion Seratte. ROW V: Charlene Shannon, Gerald Shepherd, Kay Shields, Harley Shirel, Vernie Shirel, Ronnie Shroff, Louise Skeeter, James Slavens, Robert Sloan. . Freshman Class of 1953 . l52l ROW I: Jerry Smith, Tommy Smith, Nell Steinberg, Edward Stephens, Bob Stidham, Juanita Stinnett, John Sullivan, Barbara Surratt, Pearl Surrell. ROXV ll: Don Sweet, Hubert Tankersley, Darrell Tapp, Beulah Teague, Nancy Teel, Paula Terry, Barbara Tillman, Elaine Timmons, Donald Trusty. ROW III! Shirley Tyler, Barbara Vanderlyn, Annie Vincent, Billy Wakefield, Danny WVallace, Carol Ward, Jesse YVats0n, Mary Weber, Marie Weiclie. ROXV IV: Charles West, Robert Whitaker, Bill White, Jackie VVhite, Jerry Widdoes, Nancy Wier, Kate Williams, J. B. Williams, Dana Williams. ROW V: Darrell Willoughby, Adline Wilson, Billy Wilson, Elaine Wood, Bobby Yarbrough, Mary Jane Yeatman, Floyd Sanders, Lenne Williams, John Wilburn. . Freshman Class of 1953 . U31 Q W , MARY B1c1c:H1.1-1 Lokfx IRIQNH Rox' RUTH DUNBAR Frcslunvn Sf1771fJll' many fields in Survey classes. In thc pictures boys are at 'work in the wondslmp, and girls try their hrmcls ut drafting. U41 Freshman Class Activities FRESHIVIAN OFFICERS Iluvxrxlc CONNIQR, President KM' PI'IIl.I.ll'S, Sf-vrl-rin-rf 13111114 Jlaxkliys, Vive-l'rcsidvnt Jovczlli Po'l l's, Trmmzzl-me Sponsors -Mrs. Opal Crowe, Miss Eunice McArthur CABINET MEMBERS Donna Beals Bill Holt Francis Cathcart David Howard Marvin Ditchkus Muriel Jacobson Patsy Massey Eileen McDonald Anna Pleasant Dale Nunley The freshman class of 1953 has tried to make this, the last freshman class at Webster, one to be remembered with pride. The school activity program has given us this chance. Early in the year a committee was selected to plan the organization of the class for the coming year. In November, primary and general elections were held and class officers and cabinet mem- bers were elected and installed. Francis Cathcart and Joyce Potts were our queen attendants, and Charles West was our brave. Kay Phillips and Dale Nunley repre- sented the class on the yearbook Board of Control. Merle Jacobson, Jerry Smith, and John Metcalf won prizes in citywide essay contests. The class was well-represented in other activities, including the Student Council, Shirley Owens the Red Cross, the Y-teens, the Pep club, the band, the orchestra, the choir, the assembly planning committee, and the school assemblies. The freshman basketball team won second place in the Sand Springs junior high tourna- ment. The wrestling and football teams also did very well. Highlights on the social calendar were the spring party, an educational, as well as enjoy- able culminating activity of the study of Social Behaviori'-and a skating party. The one project of which the class can tru- ly boast was the selling of candy to raise funds to buy silver for the school's use. The freshman class is proud of its accom- plishments, and we hope to do equally well or better in our next three years at Webste1'. FI'eSl'lIl'l3.Il C3.bII'let-First row, lefl to right: Mrs. Opal Crowe, sponsorg Billie Jenkins, Dwayne Conner, Joyce Potts, Miss Eunice McArthur, sponsor. Second row: Anna Laura Pleasant, Frances Cathcart, Marvin Ditchkus, Shirleh Goins, David Howard, lVIuriel Jacobson, Dale Nunley, Patty hfassey, Bill Holt, Irene McDonald, Donna Beals. ISS .HA Pappy tells a siory pw !f jisfifflw i Christmas assembly Mm W V H. M MW ef , V W -own, Mmm 3 iv H . Nra. X Ma 'M 1 wh A ,ZW ,. 4 L I G Sol Mio EQ 3 fiifwi., K f . S L Buxy WQQ5 M 1 f A' M A A E 5 W m if ' -9' , WL . A L Q-img. H f :'2 . . A A J - 4 i., 1 ,2 ' 3 + M' HE 3 .,A, 1 id Qf.fbg ,il P Y, ,,, '!W'r:'3' Nzn xii rz hl ,- fig Q MmX?M'w3y wvwf MWNQ Ill 4 ,ymihg ?,F4w L,kL :M wil, M, , S , A 3 V L, t 5 L f ww juwyk Fxk , ,sq ' 2 f QQ i gm? its wmv ' X at gy, J A 2 , , W ' , 'r Q f W 'Mg 3 x ,, E ' ' mi w BQQQ 5:24 , .A Nm Wwwww i Y .i i 314 . 455 y' :KW if VQJ A -QTMS'.i:I . N .QA-j.. 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The excellent way in which the various organizations of Webster have co-operated and the way in which they have worked for the benefit of the school has meant much to us. These organizations have been organized carefully to give us the full benefit of their opportunities. Sports, dramatics, student government, and many other activities help broaden our lives and give us a feeling of belonging to the Webster family group. The feeling of unity on which every family is built is the spirit on which the clubs and classes of Webster thrive. Every person who has the desire may be a part of these groups. These organiza- tions Welcome the participation of every student. But, as every family needs the hard Work of every member, so do these organizations need the time and toil of every individual on their roll. Realizing this, the members will strive to fulfill their duties, which will benefit the group by the forwarding of its purpose and the indi- vidual by building him into a responsible and clear-thinking citizen of tomorrow. Pictures, tap to bottom: 1. It's testing time again. 2. Senor Elworthy y su clase de espanol. 3. We've got one. Would you like one? 4. Future engineers at the Chrysler exhibit. UH a I M , WPT 2' The Old ma-at n ' Student Council Cabinet- Seated: Carol Smith, treasurerg Bet- ty Dondlinger, corresponding secre- tary, Polly Howard, president, Jo Anne King, recording secretary. Standing: Mr. Byron Oliver, spon- sorg Ralph Sigler, vice-presidentg Earl Griffith, parliamentarian. Executives of Our Student Government The activities of the Student Council of 1952-53 have been varied, interesting, and profitable, with Mr. Byron Oliver serving as the Student Council sponsor. The activities began with the installation of officers and members followed by the sale of activity tickets. During the football season the Student Council held the election for Football Queen and her attendants, and post-game parties were given for the students without charge. The State Student Council convention was held in Purcell, Oklahoma, December 4, 5, and 6. For this convention VVebster provided a chairman and secretary. Because of the expanding number of students in Student Council Work in the city, the Inter-School Council Convention met at the University of They Plan Tulsa Student Council Activities Il'll.eI'-SCl'l00l C0lll1Cll-Representatives: Left to right: Norma Yount, Judy Coomes, Carol Sue Smith, Polly Howard, J. W. Fager. I 60 l Tulsa on February 6. This year Polly Howard served as president of the convention. The council members and student body gave liberally of canned goods for this year's Thanksgiving baskets, which were presented to needy families in this area. A longed for goal was finally achieved when new baseboards were placed on the first floor hall. The biggest money raising cam- paign of the year started when the Student Council opened a drive to collect money for the curtain fund by selling concessions during Talicade, after school, at wrestling matches, basketball games, and track meets. A Kid- dies' Party, May 1, climaxed the drive. Little by little this fund will grow until someday Webster will have new curtains for the stage and auditorium. Student C0llI'lCll1l irst row, Ivfl In right: Billie Jenkins, .loan Plllnlbc-r, Laura Cuzurt, Pat C'lll'ft'l', NIll'llll l,eclford,Be1-nice Carr. Scvnyzfl rmu: Bobby Edgar, Milton Drager, Dc-wayne Cunlwr, Janne-5 lluffnnanm. 'IH-si Gus-rin, I.:-maine Scott, Odell McKnight. Third rmv: Nancy Wie-r, Norma Vincent, Norma Yuunt. Virgin Ayers, Ida W'ard, .Indy Cuunles, Slierry Milton, Jane Dale, Ruma Klineff-ltvl', Johnny Lmupvr. Legislators of Our Student fi0UPl'lllll0lIt Student C0llIlCll AltCfHZlt9S-Fir'.vt row, left to righi: Barbara Surrutt, Betty Williams, Nancy Tc-el, lVIarilyn Dunham, Lessie Lowe, Larry Lewis. Svcmzrl row: Barbara Cantrell, llint- Be-rry, Thelma lWcDanic-ls, Milludvan Byrd, J. VV. Fager, Maurice Clynia. l61l Our Roving Reporters Cover the News I W . 1 + . -fu TlllSa Life-Standing, left to right: Miss Dorothy Knappenberger, adviser, June Anderson, Paul Dykes, assistant editor, John Castle, Charles Root, Tommy Harris, Ella Jane Stamper. Serzted: Max Hunter, Virginia Ayers, Brice Chism, Leona Harper, editor, Ruth Duffell, .luck Browne. Nor pictured: Dudley Cress. The Yearbook Board of Control Plans 4The Warrior Y93.I'b00k B0aI'd of C0l'ltI'0l-Standing, left to right: Richard Cortez, Mr. Bob Bartholic, Dale Nunley, Earl Wolfe, D. W. Bridges Jr., Jack Browne, Tom Wakely, Mrs. Ona McCabe, Max Hunter, Kay Phillips, Naomi Sheppard, Miss Dorothy Knappenberger. Seated: lVIr. Fred Elworthy, Mrs. Susan Manning, Coleen Gibson, Dale Kemper, Mary Stilwell, Janice Fowler, Mrs. Opal Crowe, Miss Eunice McArthur. Write, Paste and Edit-To Them. We Must Give Credit YBZlrb00k Edit0I'l3l Staff-Standing, left to right: D. W. Bridges Jr., Dule Nunley, Ken- neth Jones, Max Hunter, Tom Wake-ly, Jack Browne, Eddie Creekpaum, L, C. Row, Riclrzlul Cortez. Srzzivrl: June Rutherford, Earl Wolfe, Coleen Gibson, Dale Kemper, Mary Stilwell, lNlz1ry Sm- Black, Mona Lou McMurtrey, Nona Holt. Their Art Work Beautifies Our Book Yearbook Staff-First row, left to right: Helen Dunn, Julune Miller, Mary Sullee. Sl'L'O7ll1 row: David Knox, Sandy Vlllagomez, Mr. Bob Bartholic, Curmelita McDaniel, Hiclrurcl Cortez. l63l Work, Service, and a Laugh Make a Helpful Office Staff 0'fflC6 Staff-Seated: Gwen Edgar, Sigfna Bohannon, Nancy Arthurs, Mrs. Virginia Arvidson. Pat Hawkins, Mrs. Belva Rabon. Standing: Billie Hilton, Ernest Sumnierall, Tommy Welsch, Joan Stewart, Judy Coomes, Wanda Allen, Willowdean Byrd, Berthina Heaton, Esther Lanning, Roberta Bushyhead, Jane Reel, Mary Campbell, Vera Stevens, Virginia Stevens, lNIrs. Jessie Godown, VVanda Greafhouse, Connie Ramsey, Madelyn Perry, Betty Swindell, Lessie Lowe, Marcia Hall, Ramona Johnston, Nadine Davis, Gail Winters, Norma Ballard, Ralph Sigler, lVIarilyn Perry, Shirley Thrasher, Joan McAlister. They Keep Uur Books Gleaming LlbI'aI'l3l'lS-First row, left to right: Leona Harper, Joan Green, Patsy Brown, Mrs. Mildred Wilson, librariang Anita Glasgow, Joyce Sallee. Second row: Mary Sallee, Patsy Smith, Ronald Avery, Lahoma Church. l64l For Those in N eed, Help We Speed Junior Red CI'0SS-Seated, left to right: Mrs. Mildred Wilson, sponsor, Rhonda Byrd, Lois Peek, Sammie Jenkins, Paul Dykes, Clifford Blankenship, Sue Brown. Ser-mul mu-: Betty Faulkner, Carolyn Groendes, Charlene Harrison, Ann McDonald, Mary Dc-Voe, Darla Cook, Lynn Turner, Carol Smith, Barbara Schumacher, Barbara Sutherland, Jan Guinney, Mary Faulkner. 'l'l1ira' row: Billie Jenkins, Mary June Johnson, June Ru!lierl'ord, Jackie Casey, Angela Beard, Gail Owens. Marilyn Dunham, Patsy Massey, Ruth Ballard, Shirley Reayis, Ruth Duffell, Virginia Ayers. They Bring Us Visual Education PI'OjeCt0I' 0pel'at0I'S1 First row, left In right: Frank Te-well, George Hopper, Mark Calvert, Ronnie Williams, Max Hunter, Charles Schmitt. S1-ernm' rnzu: James Hoffman, Dennit Morris, Mr, Kenneth Bays. l6Sl They Supply Our School Materia ls 54 I mn, Jean Ann Davis, Mary Lou Faulkner, Marian Givens, Mary Sue Black, Argie Mitchell, Betty Panlgett, Shirley Reavis, Helen Bennett, Mrs. Jessie Gudnwn. With Good Food They Strive to Please Cafeteria.-Fi:-sr row, left In right: Mrs. Leota Jordan, Mrs. Maude lXlm'g'an. Mrs. Katlierinf- llall, Mrs. Mnrl Roby. Sevonzl row: Bill Seratte, Dwayne Conner, Dc-luris Vernon, Mrs. litliel S1 hleliulxer, Mrs. Ella Laney. Betty Byrnes. Glenda Clayton, Marie Lowery. 'l'l1irzl 1-mu: Eugene Hooker, Johnny France, Billy Carter, Jean Satterly, Margaret Herrell, Nancy l,mx'ery, Nancy Jolniston. Nor in fJi1't11rv: Mary Alice Beighle, Jimmie Tucker. Bookstore-1.141 to right: Ora Faye Mayfield, Sandra Sample, Barbara Cypert, Phyllis Harring- Custodians Whistle While They Work W0bSt9T CllSt,0di3IlS- First row, left to right: William Wakefield, Buddy Kidd, Haskell Bullard, Elroy Gliet, Dale Kemper, Jess Cullison, H. B. lN'ICCutcheon. Secoml row: Ben Griffin, Ralph Cosper, Robert Shelton, Dale Duvall, Ronnie McCutchc-on, Ed McBride, Jack Phillips, H. P. Howard. The Stage Stars Behind the Scenes Webster StZlg'0Cl'3.ft1I.eft to right: Wayland Fennell, Eddie Daniels, Carol Hudleson, Lora Cozort, Eddie Griggs, Lois Peek, Dale Trude, lVlr. Hudson Wilcox, instrnctorg Arthur Ellsworth, Lewis McDonald, Dan Deem, Doris Barnett. E671 Leaders of Uur Parent-Teacher Association Parent-T6HCheI' Association Cabinet-I ir'sf row, left to right: Mrs. C. H. Henry, Mrs. Katy Harper, Mrs. R. li. Beck, Mrs. Henry Fay, Mrs. E. C. Cramer, presidentg Mrs. George Henson, Mrs. Paul .l. Harris. Ser-mzd row: Mr. T. H. Broad, Mrs. Ralph Burdick, Mrs. J. l. Pe rry, Mrs. E. M. Hilton, Mrs. Charles Lowery, Mrs. Forrest Row, Mrs. Floyd Sullivan, Mrs. C. A. Shannon, Mrs. V. C. Martin, Mrs. R. A. Blankenship, Mr. Cecil lN1cD0nalCl. Planning Successful Assemblies Is Their Aim WebStef ASSBIHbly C0ll1IIlltte9- Seated, left to right: Annie Vincent, Mona Lou Mc- Murtrey, Dan Wallace, Mary June Johnson, Ann Maness, Brice Chisni, Betty Dondlinger, John Castle. Strnzding: Jerry Wiclclows, Nancy Wier, Milton Dreger, Mrs. Marie Swann, sponsor, Shirley Nuifeh, Uris Hoffman. l68l Service Rendered, Accldents H lndel ed Service First ro-zu, left to right: Mr. Leslie VanNoy Blll H'ile C emu' Milun Ronalfl Terry. Svvmzd row: Dick Ricliurdsun, Herbert Clink Samlv VllldL,1lIllt'l llmrl :rm Dlilll Knox lifidie Cree-kpuum, Bula Tilly. The Life They Save May Be Yours Safe Driving Clllb-Officers, bm- tom m mp: Haskell Ballard, president: .lerrell Glass, vice-presidentg Ronnie Kindrick, secretaryg Jack Browne, pub- licity manage-rg Mr. Leslie VanNoy, sponsor. 69 Learning While We Work and Play In our Webster program many of the activities which were formerly carried on outside of school are actually a part of our everyday schedule. For instance, students have the oppor- tunity to earn while they learn under the Distributive Education program. This pro- gram allows the students to work on selling jobs and still receive credits toward gradu- ation. Another program, similar to this, is the Diversified Occupations program, which deals with jobs in the industrial field. Still another is the Vocational Ma- chine Shop, which trains students in that particular field. Music groups, art groups, and speech classes provide excellent opportunities for students to develop special abilities. As- semblies and plays give many opportuni- ties to cultivate and share special talents. The Y-Teens, the Junior Red Cross, the Pep club, and other groups, organized un- der student leadership and guided by facul- ty sponsors, provide wholesoine service and recreational activities. Vfith a feeling of genuine gratitude for our opportunities we present this section of our family album. The PlCtllI'eSv1Top to bottom: 1. Schotrl photographers. 2. Senior church tour. 3. Lunch- eon in the foods room. 4. H.lVl.S. Pinaforef' Haj .f -X f mm QW i?uQn new? Q Spnaking 2 ,rf N ,Q5isgswe5E'w 3TL5Pg 1 QmVQ?i . iff . 5 3 s G g f K . as 1 5.12 Y v in N f Student Council he Builders of Tomorroufs America l Future Teachers of America Club-First ww, zen to right: June Rurherforfl, Shirley Caves Valentine, Ann McDonald, Shirley Naifeh, Mrs. Mae Henry. Second row: Norma Yount, Ruth Ballard, Mary June Johnson, Samniie Jenkins, Paul Dykes. Third row: Don Anderson, Earl WVoll'e, John Ingram. Future Angels of Mercy Future NUrSeS,ClUb-Ffr'.st row, left to right: Shirley Foster, Imogean Hayes, Imojezxn Goodman, Patti Presley, Lois Peek. Second row: Gecene Marshall, Reba Dobbs, Mrs. Helen lwornian, sponsorg Linda Creighton, Betty Byrns. Third row: Betty Dondlinger, Shirley Maish, Carol Nichols, Jane Anderson, Mona Garland, Mary Dale Hanna. l72fl as fs-N f K ye Fun and Service G0 Togo ther if Vx Y-TBCIIS First row, Iefl ro right: Julane Miller, Paula Terry, Norma Bailey, Barbara Southerlancl, Shirley Naifeh, Barbara Schumacher, Lynn Turner, Mary June Johnson, Claudine Richmond, Muriel Jacobson, Polly Howard, .loan McAlister, Lessie Lowe. Si-rom! row: VVilma Camp, Audrey Schumacher, Linda Rice, Barbara Vantlerlyn, Diane VVoocl, Nancy Wier. Kate Vlfilliams, Sue Brown, Sharon Coffey, Lon Henderson, Pat Carter, Yvonne Cruyens. 'l'l1irfI row: Nonna Wilburn, Patsy Massey, Shirley Owens, Frances Cathcart, Nancy 'l'eel, lNlaclelyn Perry, Carol Sue Smith, Ella Jane Stamper, Sherry Milton, Barbara Kaufman, Betty Faulkner, Delois Snow, Margie Estes, Jean Ann Davis, Shirley Rice. Fourth row, slunzling, Ivf! to riglzl: l'eg.:g'y Caves., Juanita Stinnett, Jo Nell Lewis, Shirley Lucas, Shirley Pyle Law, Beverly Cantrell, Peggy Plnilpott, Pat Hawkins, Shirley 'l'hrasher. Paula Hopper, Martha lNlCAfee, Carolyn Groencles, l'eg'g'y Pyle, Kathryn Thomas, Coleen Gibson, Norma Leclforcl, Shirley Terry, Mrs. Mary Schneider :mil Mrs. Ucletta Lewis, sponsors. M arksmanship Is Their Aim First rnzv, left to right: Sidney Benge, Dick Neilsen, Kenneth Hollis, NVayne Eitzen. Second row: Sandra Frear, Lavina Hollis, Martha McAfee, Leona Harper, Binnie Villa- gomez, Mona Garland, Helen Dunn, Lita Dunn, Martha Downing. 'l'hird rrmu- 'l'ommy Bates, Ronnie Royal, Uris Hoffman, Richard Edminston, Allen Hamilton, Dun Deem, I'lflll!'fIl ron-: Jason Nay, Jerry Gay, Bob Mayes, Jerry Burdick, Earl Wolfe, Dale Trade, Mr. John Rucker, sponsor. l73l Webstefs Western Boogie Boys W9StETn Blind-Left to right: Ronnie Waldrip, Eddie Roseborough, Karl Young, Max Hunter, Jerrell Glass. Backbone of Tomorrow's Industry VOCati0HHl Machine Sh0p- Lefr tv right: Charles George, Dwayne Conner, Saniniie Blair, ll. G. Ketchum, Lowell Powell, U. G. Wilson, Phillip Morris, Alfred Hogan, Dan Calvert, Bill Potts, Bill Heugle, Arlie Smith, Virgil Adams, Bob Jenson, Mr. Donald Dewey, Don White. Good Salesmanship Is Their Goal s.,- if Distributive Education Martha Sparkman, Eddie Rose Norma Nichols, Charles Ogden. 'l'hir1I row: John Harrlesty. In Jones, Shirley Nunnery, J. P. Moyer. Fourth foie: Bill Voss, Allen Newman, .lames l Charlene Harris, Garnet Mills, A. J. Maxwell. -First row, left to righf: lVlrs. Dorothy Berry, .lerrell Glu-.s horuugli, Hannah VVard, Cole Gibson. Sm-rnni rms: VVilliam Sei They Develop Skills While They Earn Diversified 0CCU11Zlti0nS- Ffrst row, lcff to I'-gllfl hir. E. P. Chandler, Orville Christiansun. Charles Vanflorden, Margaret YVhite, Bill Shields. M Bowman, Jerry Lauper, B. W. Dykes, Shirley Maish, onta Dunn, Johnny Cox. Svvmzfl row: Lillian Clifton NVilliams, Shirley Foster. TIIIHI' frm' Jue Chilcoat, Jerry Caves, LaVuy Wouclring, Gene Vernon, Derrell Yuunt, Mary Bailey. l7Sl lm Ill aSiw0etest Music This Side of H011 von' xx Cilppellli ChOlI'-Ifirxf rfm', lwfr In fight: Mr. Boll Blankenship, Betty Scliniilt, Cariil Smitl Phyllis Harper, VVilma Camp, .loletta Harris, l'lul7c'rta Hlisllylivatl, Marian X'i1lIL'Xlll'll, Vivian Cravens, Mary Hanna. Svrfnirl mu-: Geac-ne Marshall, Nurma Mcllunalml, Luis IH-ek, Dian V J Williams, Doris lrrsley, Betty Dixon, Clk-ta lNlcMalwn, Sandra Jnlinsnn, Danna Cum, .luaniti Duncan. 'l'hir1l run-: Nina Hull, .lanirv Fcmlvr, Diann Williziiiis, Pat Cfllell, Saniniiv .le-nkins Virginia Davitlsml, Dunna Nigll, Rowena Slwppartl, Shirley .lime-s, 'lwlwlma Mcllaiiivl. lfnzzrlli fflll Bill l,mw'ry, John Nm-wman, Hob Alexander, Ge-iw Fraln-y, Balm lNlcUm1alcl, .lm-rry Gay, llvn l.:istn-1 llarry llarpcfr, 'l'mnniy llarris, .lim liurkett. When Th0y'r0 A rouml, Music Can B0 F 011 ml Il 41 GlI'lS' Cl'l0lI'--First rfnv, lvfl to right: Sandra Jnlinsun, Binnie Villag'mnf'l. .loan Urn-1-n, Marion 'X 'X 'X l 1 ll l.-we-ll, Lillian Weir, Charlene Harrison, Norena Sharp. Sm-mul mzu: Clvta , lc. lalian, .lima ,i Clarlanml, Geraldine iNlurrisun, Mzinuvlla Cullvy, IINHg'f'lN Hayes, Carnlyn Quimby, .lnAnn Czimlc-i', Nlr. Binh Blankvnship, instructor. U6 1 I - , 2 KATHRYN THOMAS Band Queen The Pride of the Blue and White Daniel Webster School Balld-Bariimzes: Paul Dykes, Charles Root. Clarimdx: Don Anderson. Wanda Allen. Paul Duval, Shirley Naifeh, Mary June Johnson, Audrey Schumacher, John Metcalf, Muriel Jacobson, Patsy Massey, Nelda Fitzgerald, Darla Covey. Drums: Milton Dreger, Ronnie Kindrick, Kathryn Thomas, Ruth Ballard, Charlotte Barton, and Bill Lollis. Bells: Charlene Shannon and Irene Nardin. fliujur- dtex: Dixie Perry and Joan Kinkaid. Trumpets: Dick Neilsen, Clifford Blankenship, Bobby Wilson, Ilicliurml lidminston, Uris Hoffman, Jack Casey, Bob Mays, Lula Sharp. 1 I't'7lK',1 Horns: Margaret Ross, Maxine Garri- son, .lames Quimby, Glen Montgomery. Flutes: Phyllis Harrington, Carolyn Groendes, Sally Burdick, anfl Marilyn Dunham. Suxnplzmles: Earl Wolfe, Imogene Yates, Kenneth Savage, Mary Hutchinson, Myrna Loy, Melba Wilbnrn, Velma Nigh. Tronrbmies: John Ingram, Wayne Eitzen, Jerry Burdick, Leon Loy, Charles Moore, Arthur Root. ' ' ' f' ,- '- 9 A u. L . Wien sf .. . -v- Boys and Girls Singing Together Mixed Ch0l'llS- First row, lefi to right: lylary Weber, Reba Dobbs, Phyllis Jones, Yvonne Kirk, Pat lVIcDougal, Billie Jenkins, Betty Byrne, Jeanette Lay, Anna Pleasant, Karma Jo Kelly. Svvrnzu' row: Mr. Robert Blankenship, directorg Effie Henson, Barbara Tillman, Philicia Lance, Rita Treclway, lVlzu'y lVlcFall, llflartha McAfee, Sylvia Fulton, Margaret Harold, Shirley Owens. '1'l1irfl ron-: Peggy Cable, Kenneth Gourcl, Jimmy Clayton, R. Lee Briggs, Bill Philbeck, Paul lVlcNatt, Ave-ron Parrish, Kay Phillips. Swing and Sway the Warrior Way WZlFYl0r DHHC9 BHI'lCl1I.rfl Io righr: Dick Neilsen, John Ingram, Ronnie Kindrick, Ruth Bullard, Don Anderson. Tlwy Supply Music Tlu'ouglwut tho Yvn r WvBllSt8I' 0I'ChCStY'll'- l .'vxl rmr, I1-fr fu right: -lillllllh Quimby, Glenn lxlUl1fg'UllN'1'y, .lulln lngrann, VV:1ym' l'litlen, .lvrry Smith, .lun Guinnry, Haskell Bullard, Jucly Beck, Sully Sllllflilllilll .luy .xI'l1lt'h, .-Xlm-tu Rwtl. Norman Riclley, Ronnie Kintlrick. Svcmzfl rrmw Mr. Da-nnis K4-llilwr. Dirk Nc-ilsvn, C'lil'l'nn'cl lilulllwlmxllip. Bull Sticllunn. linrl VVull'v, Don .Xl1ClK'l'Slll1, Ijlllll Duvall, Slnrlz-x cl1ll'llIlf:'l'. Nlzlrilyn Dllnlmann. Sully Burzlick. KtAI1Ilt'fll Gmlrcl, lxlilfllyll lfuyv, Ruth llzlllznwl, vvllllilll ,ln .Xllm-n. Planners of Wvbstvras Cavnlcmlv of Talvnt lrilllfilde BOZIITI of C0ntI'0l- Imf! to !'.'g'lIfJ Slfrley llmvul'Ll, Nurlnu wllllflllll, .ln.'Xnn:' Kinux ll:u'lm:n'u l'lzn'lwr, cll11ll'lf'H Apple. YPUIIIIIH' Harris. Nlr. llurlf-sun XVilwx, Puul Dykvs. Virginian -X51-rs. Bill l.nn'r'ry. l79l g l. lmwremte Cruwe's masterpiece. 2. Amie-rica, tl1eBeautil'ul. 3. Hard work? 4. Harnumy? 5. Singing' lwuuties. G. Luve that Bruwne. 7. Here-'s mucl in your eye. 8. How's tlie weather up tlu-re? 9. Blues in the Night. 10. Ruth :incl Dick. ll. Girls! Girls! Girls! 12. The lVl:1r-stru. 13. 'lliuttuns uucl Buwsf' 14. Sennritus lmnitus. 15. k'Rl1upsnrly in Blue. 16. 'Til I Waltz Again With You. l80 if S Sli lk 'ZX M Q 31 u- , ,A h -if . l lll 1' Q All nov' E bww' X f . ll m J: 1 ji. . 'if , . .E Ll. -H-, 1. Ummm, lmyl 2. Bruvsnv Llllillll? 3. Nzxuglxty, namglltyl -L. VVurks ul' nrt? 5. Prm-tty Polly. 6. Oh! Dwuylw! T. Singin' in tlw Ruin. 8. Blues, Stay Away lrum Me. 9. Wl1istl11 My l.m'4-. 10. llmllltie-s nl' tlw islumls. ll. This is Station D.VV.H.S. 112. Ilr1.1lln'c--. cle' l'l5l72llllll. 13. Oh! Rmmie-kins! l-l-. uslllllll' lillwsf' 15. 'l'lxzlt':s nut alll lmll. lil. Girls? lffll 5 . 3 The Coronation of Miss Daniel Webster X V Warrior Chief Don with Queen Pat and Her Attendants Imft to riglii: Joyce Potts, Carolyn Groendes, Summie Jenkins, Phyllis Trammell, Warrior Chia-l' Dun Carpenter, Que-en Put Hawkins, June Dale, Albert Hart, Shirley Terry, Frances Cuthcurt. Smrvzl in front: Cheryl Kay Smith, mascot. E821 PAT HAWKINS Miss Daniel Webster XV , .-X'l'l'lfYlTfXN'l'S lam- Dale Phyllis Trumnlell Xllwrtu Hurt Summie Jenkins Shirlvy 'l'c'l'1'y Carolyn Groendes vycv Potts Fl'1lI1Cf.'S Czlthczlrt MJ Qf' DON CARPENTER Warrior Clzivf l4RM'lix Richard Hunks De-unit Norris XYilson Lucas Clmzlrlvs XVrst U31 The Spirit of Our Fighting Warriors Ch0el'l63d8l'S1Left to right: Madilyn Perry, Jimmy Burkett, Marilyn Perry, Charles Roberts, Pat Hawkins, Ralph Sigler, Jane Dale, Tommy Harris. They Cheer Our Teams Un to Victory Pep Club-Cheerleaders, left to right: Jane Dale, Madelyn Perry, Pat Hawkins, Marilyn Perry, Tommy Harris, Millie Boone, sponsorg Ralph Sigler. First row, left to right: Donna Billings, Donna Wilburn, Charlotte Hobson, Dixie Perry, Norma Ledford, Bernice Carr, Melba Wilburn, Nancy Philpott, Betty Padgett, Alberta Hart, Jan Guinney, Eileen McDonald, Donna Beals, Shirley Tyler, Carol Fultz. Second row: Sue Brown, Sharon Coffey, Paula Harper, Phyllis Trammell, Ilene Berry, Louise Baily, Virginia Curtis, Margaret Cox, Barbara Surratt, Carolyn Nolan, Patricia McDougal, Jeanette Lay, Effie Henson. Third row: Sylvia Taylor, Charlene Shannon, Carol Leggett, Claudine Richmond, Lynn Turner, Shirley Naifeh, Shirley Johnson, Jean Davis, Mary Givens, Velma Nigh, Muriel Jacobson. Fourth row: Darla Covey, Francis Cathcart, Phelicia Lance, Audrey Schumacher, Janice Champlain, Charlene Kirksey, Paulene Claver, Carol Smith, Polly Howard, Sherry Milton, Judy Coomes, Shirley Terry. Fifth row: Nancy Teel, Barbara Vanderlyn, Linda Rice, Patsy Massey. Marilyn Dunham, Juliann Mathis, Gail Owen, Maxine Mellenberger, Josie Lary, Helen Bilby, Verna Fuller, Shirley Combs. Sixth row: Rex Burner, Clifton Williams, Ann Maness, Shirley Dondlinger, Carol Nichols, Beverly Trammell, Lawrence Crow, Don Carpenter, Jerry Gay. Last row: Barbara Southerland, Norma Bailey. H41 Taking Part in Sports Each boy and girl entering WVebster has a chance to participate in sports. Upon the entrance in high school, each student is given a rigid physical examination. ln order to graduate, two and one-half years of physical education is required. VVebster high school has a well-organ- ized intramural sports program for both boys and girls. Varied sports activities are provided for each student in the intramural program. Hockey, basketball, softball, and swimming are the competitive sports in which the girls have a chance to use their abilities. Flag football, basketball, swim- ming, track, and softball are provided for the boys in their intramural program. Boys who have the talent and skill have a chance to use their athletic abilities to bring honor to their alma mater through the sixth hour gym class where they prac- tice each day in their particular sport. Besides sixth hour, the VVarriors vvork and practice until suudovvn each day, unless they have to perform that night. The com- petitive sports Webster participates in are football, basketball, wrestling, track, and tennis. Picfzwes, fofl fo bottom: Ill Up and over. QQJ Come out of' it, Howard. Q31 Here goes one over the fence! Q41 Say Ah! Htl F00tb3.11 Letteflilell-1. Couch Marvin Mztrtin 2. Coach Bill lVlclNIichuel 3. Couch Kenneth Buys 44. Odell lVlcNight 5. Bill Spraltt 13. Don Carpenter 7, Wilson Lucas 8. George Robinson 9. Bobby Foster 10. Dwayne Hurvel 11. Paul Burnett 12. Bob Bowden 13. Don Jenkins. 14. Bill Potts 15. Bob lNIcDonu1d 16. Lenioine Scott 17. Jim Martin 18. Joe Crutcher, Artie Edwards, Dale Croclen, Lee Brown, Norman Warden, Earl Griffith, managers. miie! ebsfw 13011 Hrnwlrn carries Ilzv ball. Sfzillwl on the forty-yard line. 4 I i V 7 Y' ' its . 1.11 ff ' Ai: .53 4 '- .. . l 'l3iib1'Wf's... 'f' x M , . ...gpm 'Sz .S ,Q Ei Q: . . ., .,., QQ 9 J' .4 K wan .. , 'T' if l 19 Ur an F X 5 Q, 1 .. .QI , M ' , 'S 'E if . 2 'S 1 . X' 'Hv isfl ' X ' wiv fg., 5!wit. wx'- K -'A WN F00tlJilll IA6tt0I'II'l9I'l-1. Jolxn Carter Q. George Hopper 3. Donald VVhltv 4-, Bs-nny Allen 5. Riclmrc , f Chappelle IQ. Ben Lustc-r 13. Bill Hclesv 14.H:1rryH:n-pr-r 15. Dewuym- Gris-som 16. Jann-5 lNlvssznnorL 17. Dvnnit Morris C O O l'lZl'Zl'0ll 61771075 Iizztfh I,zz1'r1.s' mufcrs flu' fflvlclv. Rim, Ilrn'1'1'1.' l A Corn-z 6. Bob Crafts T. Jason Nluy 8. Paul wylllfllffl .7. Billy lVI2lX Houston 10. V1-rnon VM-st ll, l,4'v.ix Varsity Football Squad-First row, left to rigl1t,: Don Jenkins, Paul Winford, Jim hlartin, Bill Potts, Bill Spratt, James Messamore, Dennit Morris, Ted Eskridge, George Hopper. Secoizrl rmv: Lemoine Scott, Harry Harper, Kenneth Savage, John Carter, Bob lVIcDonald, Bob Foster, Bill Philbeck, Lewis Chappelle, George Robinson. Third row: Vernon West, Allen Hendrickson, Danny Burton, Paul Barnett, Bob Duffell, Wilson Lucas, Richard Cortez, Merlyn Ryan, Richard Cohea. Fourth rote: Kenneth Bays, end coachg Bill Houston, Ben Laster, Sidney Benge, Larry Lippard, Maurice Clyma, Bill Lowery, Don White, Marvin lN1artin. line coach. Fifth row: Bill McMichael, head coach, Bob Bowden, Everett Johnson, Jason May, Dwayne Harvel, Odell McKnight, Earl Griffith, senior manager. Sixth row: Lee Brown, Dale Groden, Arty Edwards, Norman Warden, Joe Crutcher, managers. Despite the fine leadership of three new coaches this year, our Warrior team had a hard season on the gridiron. Bill lWcMichael took over as head coach, with Marvin hiartin assisting as line coach, and Kenneth Bays as end coach. The season opened with a never-say-die Warrior team going down in the All-City round-robin to a strong Central team 13-O, and to the Rogers Ropers 7-O. The team played hard after that but just The Warriors closed the season by playing the Oklahoma City Northeast High School team with both teams striving for their first win of the season. Unfortunately, the VVar- riors were not able to overpower the North- east team and came out on the losing end of a Q0-12 score. Dennit hiorris, a junior guard, made all- state this year. Billie Max Houston, end, made the all-conference team, and Everett Johnson, tackle, was placed on the first all-city could not get a victory over their opponents. team. F1'6ShIIl21Il F00tball-Scaled in front: Mike Rafferty, manager. First ro-ze, It-fi to right: Danny Burton. Kenneth Grissom, Larry Lippard, Bill Philbeck, Bob Stidham, David Howard, David Dean. Second rmv: Coach Curtis Turner, Charles West, C. J. Reece, Eddy Hall, Bobby Rose, Victor lVIorris, Bob Duffell, Allen Hendrick- son, Joseph Najera. Third row: Gerald Johns, Bill Moss, George Johnson, Jimmy Curtis, Charles Kridler, Jerry Smith, Donald Hutchings, Gerald Sheppard, Russell Kline. Fourth row: Bill Holt, Earl lWcsDaniel, Jerry Cartler, Bill Lollis, Blake Holstead, Jackie Coilott, Lewis Long, LeRoy Baker, Vincent Arrington. i33l A-Team Baske Carpenter, Luwrenc Ronnie Brillhart. T Crutcher. ,. Freshmen Bask Sz-ram! mu-: Joseph tball-First row, left to right: Bill Houston, Rex Burner, Bob Tilly, Tom Wakely, Don e Crow. Second row: Bob Foster, Dennit Morris, Don Stowell, Don Jenkins, .lim lVlurtin. hird row: Coach Bill Allen, Bill Walworth, Richard Cohea, Mack Quinn, Manager .lov Ctb3ll- First row, left to right: B'll Miller, Bob Hulsey, Charles hloore, Victor lVlorris. Nujera, Bob Stidhani, Donald Hutchings, Danny Burton. Third row: Bobby Rose, Allen Hendrickson, Bob Duffell, Charles West, Coach Kenneth Bays. l89l Big Serrmzble' Warrior RliF6lllIIIlIlll'l'.9 Ending the season nith a 6-16 record in the n in-loss column, the YVarriors proved that they fight to the finish, when they came hack in the regional tournament to defeat Musko- gee, a teani which previously had handed Coach Bill Allen's roundballers a double loss in conference play. Unfortunately, they were not able to subdue Ponca City, who later took the regional tournament. 'llhe VVarriors rolled up 11 total of 8643 points in QQ games for an average ol' 39.1 points per ganie. There were nine letternien this season: six seniors, two juniors, and one sophomore. Billie Max llouston and lioh Tilly were Chosenas co-captains. 'l'illv, the high point nian on the team with QQ! points made the all-City first-string team. The 1952-53 Season Record XXI l5Nll'R Ol 23 O. C. Southeast 37 Bristow Q9 Central 45 Sapulpa 38 Sand Springs Q9 Sand Springs 35 Bai-tlesville 40 Muskogee 5:3 Rogers 37 Sapulpa Herz' 1'fmu'.s' lu-n. 'PONI-INT 34 29 39 5.7 37 39 65 52 63 36 4-8 Ulunulgee fl T 32 Central 38 31 Bartlesville -4-zu 34 lN'Iuskog.ree 4:2 36 Rogers 4.7 47 Sapulpa 42 L1-6 Druniright 51 50 Central 54 4:2 Okmulgee 59 33 Drumright SU 4.8 Muskogee -142 46 Ponca City o-L Gel llmt tip, Don. Haslwllball lA'ttP!'llll'll l. l521,l. Al.l.l-x, f, 11f'h 2. l..xxx:u-xml Crum 3, Di-XXII Nlugmlx 4. Rl X B1 um-14 5. Dux Sum:-1 1. ri. Buns 'l'11 IN T. Tux: YV,XKl'l.X 8. BIl.l. Hum slufx 9. Bmslsx lfosll-R 10. Dux C xkvl-x l I-14 H11 U15 gg, ff l BILL c:ARTER JERRY IHLLINGS Wrestling Lettermen The YVebster grappler team had a very impressive season, climax- ing it by tying for third place in the State Wrestling Tournament. Coach Curtis Turner's Warriors had nine team matches, winning six, losing two, and tying one. Of the individual matches, the VVarriors won 54, lost 35, and tied 1. In the state tournament, which was held in our gymnasium, two of four matmen took first place honors. They were Bill Carter, at 106 pounds, and Jerry Billings, at 123. Others who placed in the tournament are Howard Powell, at 157 pounds, and Jimmy Weston, at 130 pounds, who took third place, Eddie Miller and Phillip Morris were fourth place winners in the 136 and 14-1 pound weights, respectively. Everett Johnson, returning Korean war veteran and two-time state champion, was eligible for only two matches in which he pinned both opponents. There were fourteen lettermen this year. Of these, four will return to strengthen next year's team. I Season Record W restlmg Lettermen YVliBS'li1CR OPPONENT P 5 1. CURTIS TURNER, 8. RICHARD HANKS QQ Riggs io Cvafh 9. JIM WESTON 15 Central 17 2. HOWARD POWELL 10. FRANK TEWVELL 28 Blackwell 12 3. BILLY SCOTT 11. JIMMY WILLIAMS 20 gogefsl 14 4. EDDIE MILLER 12. BILL BARLOYV E Cgria? assen lg 5. JERRY BXLLINGS 13. BILL CARTER 33 Sapulpa 3 6. RONALD HUTCHINKQS 14. PIIILLIP MORRIS 15 Ponca City 15 7. DEWAYNE GRISSOBI 15. JERRY BILLINos Wrestlin Squad First ww le 1 io is hr Bill Barlow Howard Powell Richard Hanks, Phillip Morris, g -- , f 5 I , , Jim Williams, Eddie Miller, Jim Weston, Jerry Billings, Frank Tewell, Bill Carter. Second raw: Kenneth Savage, Dewayne Grissom, Merlin Ryan, Phillip Tewell, Bob Fitzgerald, Danny Barton, Stanley Howe, Bill Scott, Ronald Hutchings, Earnest Sumerall. Standing: Raymond Fort, Coach Marvin Martin, Leroy Baker, Owen Mayo, Kenneth Grissom, Sidney Benge, Wilmer Ryan, Jim Clayton, Jessy Henderson, Jerry Smith, Jerry Carder, Jimmy Rhyne, Carl McNatt, Charles Kridler, Robert Sloan, Blake Halstead, Robert Adams, Averson Parrish, Willie Myres, Charles George, Norman Warden, Terry Gerian, Coach Curtis Turner. TI'HCk Squad- First row, left to right: Lemoine Scott, James Messaxnore, Dwayne Harvel, Richard Cortez, Bill Houston, Bob Bowden, Dennit Morris, Gene Caves. Second row: Coach Kenneth Bays, Wilson Lucas, Eddie Daniels, John Carter, Mike Rafferty, Don Jenkins, Ronnie Scott, Maurice Clyma, Paul Winford, Bill McCaskell, Martin Najera, Bob Foster, Assistant Coach Hugh Pierce. Third row: Bill Lowery, Phillip Wall, Dale Groden, Don Childers, Tom Jurney, Ben Laster, Harry Harper, Tim Cole, Artie Edwards, Bill Bailey, Vernon West, Manager, George John son. Cinder Squad . Under the coaching of Kenneth Bays, as- sisted by Hugh Pierce, former Webster stu- dent, track received added emphasis this year. For the first time, an intra-squad meet was held to open the track season. In this meet the Juniors and Sophomores defeated the Seniors and Freshmen. A few days later, the cinder squad traveled to Stillwater, Oklahoma, to take part in the Oklahoma A. and M. Relays. The VVarriors came back with added spirit to overpower the Sand Springs track team. The next outing was with Rogers, in which our boys were defeated. After a rest, the Webster team went to Skelly Stadium, where they participated in the district meet. This was followed by the Bison Relays, the all-city meet, and the State tourna- ment at Stillwater. Besides these meets, the boys met with Sand Springs, Muskogee, and Sapulpa for a four-way track meet. This meet was held the night of April Q1 on the Webster cinders, the first night track meet in the history of the school. Four seniors, 21 juniors, and 12 sopho- mores made up the squad. Thirty-one fresh- men competed for Webster in the junior high division this year. He flies through the air Higher, Bill. 94 Webster N etmen ,C Teas., , ,. Tel1I'liS Squad--First ro-w, left to right: Coach Marvin Martin, Ralph Sigler, Paul Aubry, Leroy Baker, Lee Brown, Jerry Smith, Mack Quinn. Second row: Dick Richardson, Don Brown, Ronnie Shroff, George Robinson, Ray Tyler, Robert Hulsey, Bob Stidham, Harley Woods, Kenneth Savage. Under the leadership of Coach Marvin Martin, Webster's tennis team made a good showing in the first official team competition. Coach Martin believes that the starting of a tennis team not only offers the students of VVebster a new sport in which to compete while in high school, but it is a sport that may be carried over into later life as a fine method ol' recreation. Coach Martin hopes that within the next few years tennis will become a reg- ular sport at Welister along with football, basketball, wrestling, and track, the main sports now. In the first two matches the netmen tied with the Tulsa Central B team, 3 to 3 and defeated Marquette, 5 to 2. THE SCHEDULE lVIa1'ch 31 -------- Central April 9 ------- Marquette April 15 - ---- Rogers April 17 - - - Conference Meet April Q4-Q5 - - - - State Meet April 28 - - - - - Rogers April 30 - - Marquette Lettermenis Club L6tt8I'IIleniS Club-First row, left to right: Vernon West, Lawrence Crow, Dwayne Harvel, James Messa- niore, Wilson Lucas, John Carter, George Hopper, Dennitt Morris, Norman Warden. Seeonrl row: Richard Cortez, Richard Hanks, Don .lenkins, Bob Foster, Dwayne Grissom, Jim Martin, Lewis Chappel, Dale Grodeu, Lemoine Scott. Third row: Kenneth Bailey, Bill Barlow, Howard Powell, Bob McDonald, Frank Tewell, .lim Williams, Gene Caves, Lee Brown. Fourth row: Coach Marvin Martin, Paul Winford, Ben Laster, Harry Harper, Artie Edwards, Joe Crutcher, Bill Carter. Fifth row: Earl Griffith, Bill Houston, Bob Bowden, Bill Scott, Jim Weston, Tom Wakely, Bob Tilly, Bill Spratt. Sixth ronu- Richard Cohea, Don Stowell, Phillip Wall, Eddie Miller, Ronnie Hutchings, Don Carpenter, Bill Potts, Coach Bill McMichael. A. gg 1 A A Freshman and Intramural Sports The last freshman class at Webster made a good showing in all sports. In football the freshman team won four games, lost four, and tied one. The young Warriors, in basketball, played 19 games and won 11. The freshmen racked up an average of 35.3 points per game. In the Sand Springs Junior High tournament the Webster frosh brought home a trophy by tak- ing second place. The Webster freshman mat team scored a clean sweep by winning all five matches and losing none. Many of these boys competed in B team matches. This spring 31 freshmen competed on the cinder track in six track meets. Boys at Webster have five sports in which to compete in their intramural program. There are flag football, basketball, swimming, track, and softball. Each gym class has two basketball teams. One team consists of boys under five feet, eight inches, and the other is over five feet, eight inches. Fifth hour took place in flag football and won in the tall division in basketball. They also came in third in swimming. Third hour was the first place winner in the short team division of basketball. There was a tie for first place in the swimming meet between second and fourth hours. Freshman wfEStllHg' Team-Left to right: Robert Adams, Kenneth Grissom, Stanley Howe, Charles Kissler, Jessie Henderson, Robert Stoan, Willie Myers, Jerry Gerian. W ElfffEX7..l'flZl.1.f.?2!1'.,'.f'Q ',. f, ' TFT? f, 'Milf ,. - w I 96 lm ,,. . y ou, me e ci any E1 e 1 p '? S giiw' 1 1119?- ,, N, . R' g1:,ggw,'U,,,.g-Q, q4,.fHJQe,N WL-X ,,L:L IL k.,AL ,ii if -:X,,'A- M. , Mt. 4: , 5' 1 0 . L, :i .A ,,LA WE ing: is 5 X ,, k ,W 5 ,, xy 'S fiikf' 5 'wwgp ,L S Q Y 'Q Viv, f . 21 X i f . I ii , SQQTLG.. M wi. 'sh'-Q ply iw YHA 10 p911'fc'3:x Ln Drhjn. 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It strives to promote fellowship as well as a well-rounded program in health and physical education. The girls' physical education department, directed by Mrs. Beatrice Davies Lowe and Miss Nlillie Boone, offered a large variety of activities to each individual student. Softball, volleyball, tennis, basketball, rhythms, swim- ming, hockey, boy-girl dancing classes, ping pong, and an efficient health program are but a few of these activities. 98 Co-operating with this health program were Dr. Marcella Steele and Mrs. Helen Norman, the school nurse. Mrs. Grace Richards, matron, and Mrs. YVeaver, accompanist for rhythm classes, were always there to lend a helping hand. 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' , 'S' E 4' dfofioflf' 4 oi Wifg o. ' M oi 'Zz o o Sy Q Y . 52-A A , L.- 1 i ,oo' i is AVWVL . xoo- . r X fi yN.x5EF M THE LAST MILE L 100 1 1TH THE COMPLIMENTS of the Yearbook Editorial Staff and the Board of Control, we present to you the 1953 Warrior, The Family Album. Here's hoping you enjoy this book as much as we have enjoyed preparing it for you. Editorial Staff MARY STILXVELL AND DALE KEMPER ---- Co-Editors MARX' SUE BLACK KENNETH JONES JUNE RUTHERFORD GEORGE HENSON L. C. Row EARL GRIFFITH JUDY COOMES NONA HOLT JACK BROWNE JUDY CAMPBELL MARY SALLEE DAv1D KNOX RICHARD CORTEZ MARIE WEICHE MONA LOU MCMURTREY' JANICE FOWLER Art Staff HELEN DUNN CARMELITA MCDANIEL TOMMY WILSON SANDY VILLAGOMEZ Photographers JACK BROWNE, DALE KEBIPER, Head Photographers EARL GRI1f1f1TH, KENNE1'H JONES, MAX HUNTER Assistants BOARD OF CONTROL Seniors Juniors Barbara Barber Coleen Gibson Mary Montgomery Earl Wolfe Tom Wakely Mrs. Ona McCabe, Mr. Cecil Johnston, Sponsor Sponsor Sophomores Freshmen Naomi Sheppard D. W. Bridges, Jr. Mrs. Susan Manning, Sponsor Kay Phillips Dale Nunley Mrs. Opal Crowe and Miss Eunice McArthur Sponsors Faculty Advisers Miss DOROTHY KNAPPENDERGER, Editorial Staff MR. ROBERT BARTHOLIC, Art Staff MR. FRED ELWORTHY, Business MR. DALE BOLTON, Photography IIIOIJ W WMM we My f ,zf' U N if pwwb' ' -W fi . 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