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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1954 volume:

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In clzoositzg stazrways as the theme 0 this boole, we lzcwff tried to illustrate how .vtiiilvnts vntw' Dinzizfl VVvbster as sopho- morrs anfl malez' thc climb to 'Q'l'Clfl1lllflU7I tliroiiglz Ibarticifmtiotz in both curricular mul cwtru - z'urric'11lar activities. Mcztzgj orgiiliiiiitiotis rlvvclolb both the social and tliz' sz'liolu.s'tic' abilities of the stzldetlts. 'l'lzroiig'li the g'zlidancc' of the faculty, mivlz stuff:-tit is uidvfl in his climb toward .viiwi-v.v.s'. E61 t iitt 'N i,.v rm. x xv K V Elvis K-sg i r ..f'g'gi i i , : Ns - 1 iw 'X' -? a Ka., VVr dz'1lii,'at1' lhc 1954 'lfVcirriw lo thi' sfiirfrzzts of Daniel VVz'f1sl4'r High Salma! who arc' iflimlzilig' thi' .vrfiir1c'riys, not only to vdizciztimi, biz! llirougli this vdzzffzrtimz to szzccvss riftrr graziimlimi. lfrom Ilic first srvp as fl .wfilirmimv to flu' final stvp of gwiziziiitimz, llzzzw' .vlizilmits climb flu' stairs to !7l'ffl'l' nzwiml and pliysical rlvz'c'l0j1n1i'11t. ,, Ax f3.3.'L'5W-'Qi' J M as M - ,- Aye, . 4, 414.-'ZLMM b, uq,,..M Table of Contents I. The Campus This Is Where We Take the Steps II. The Faculty and Administration These People Show Us the Way III. The Activities These Are the Steps We Take Practicing Leadership iving Service G Learning Vocational Skills Finding Enjoyment in Life Developing Physical Fitness IV. The Student Body We Make the Climb Sophomores Juniors Seniors Q libs C ws vs HN -lv-vw Nw-S lv-vw hh-5 kiwi N-vw If-vw. Q'-ws I-'vs hi-vw lv-vw FW' gg Ig., CEN., 4? 4 ' :N 'J If 4 11,1 'W u L x 5 nn. .Q ' X. x x fH' 4 fi , 'H 'R 'S M 59 . ,,. K VV' V ,. The Main Building E101 E2 F' E Part of the Campus The Auditorium The Gymnasium This Is Our School An aerial view of the entire Webster campus shows its stately buildings and beautiful grounds, both facili- ties for the betterment of Tulsa's youth. We are glad that our high school steps are taken here. U21 Y , M., , , 1 , ' .M ,gy fm? sf M V gf 1., ' :l,li,?,f ' an Q 'rim' I 2 5 3 , 2 i 2 1 s 3 4 E T 'K Q' I ,Q Ek ,1 Q wiki? Y 12,4 1, , - fn: P f 2 f f Y, K . is f K auf , - , -.sf 'ff-W, A f. . A5 pf 5 'fgxsn 1' .3 Y-L Wy. - A f QF. , K I -2 ,. M H5254 Administration 1954 MR. BYRUN I.. Slll-1P11l-1R11 DR. J1cSS S. HUIJSON DR. CIIARLICS C. MASON Axxisfmzt S11f1z'rint1'11rIe1zt Dirvctor of Curriculum Sufnerintenrlent of Schools Board of Education U41 MR. Josliifll M. GRICICN President First Row: MR. G. ELLIS GAIQLIQ MRS. F. C. Swmlml-11.1. MRS. C. O. WILLSON Second Row: MR. ARNION H. BoS'1' MR. RICHARD B. MCDIQRMOTT MR. HKJXVARD G. BARNITIT MR. T. H. BROAD Principal In every step that we take in our climb to suc- cess and happiness we need guidance and in- struction. We alone cannot achieve great heights of leadership and good citizenship unless we do have these. That guidance comes from those who have gained wisdom through years of experience in serving and leading. To our faculty we give credit for aiding stu- dents in their climb. They have been the friends who have helped us so much in our difficult transition from childhood to adulthood. They have been the ones who have always been willing to help us solve our problems. 15 Administration 1954 MR. LIQSLIIC N. VAN Nm' Assistant Princifml Dean of Boys Mus. MM' HVNRY Dean of Girls F Culty First Row: AINA EATON, Office Practice, Typing Scam WILLIANI ALLIAQN, Basketball, Physical Education D.Xl.li BUIXIUN, 1VIathematfcs, Photografrhy, Testing lVIlI.l.Ilf. Booxla Bowxmx, Physical Education Olzxl, Bux'ns'mN, Problems li. P. CIIANIYLICR, Di1'c'rsIfif'11 Occupations OP.-Xl. CROWIQ, English, U. S. History ul Row: DUN.-Xl.ll Dl-ZWICY, Mr-tal, llflachim- Shop E. C. Dlczmaksox, D1-im-r's Training, Financial Sec. PAl'l. DUYAI., Typing, Boolekeffping Flu-in El.w0R'1'm', Spanish, English VVILICY HAMAIOQIK, Distributive Education Third Row: CECIL JOHNSTON, Algebra, Physics, Drzxms KELLIHER, Orchestra, Band DOROTHY KNAPPr1Nlsr1Rc:1iR, English, Romjlu' LAYTON, English, U. S. Hist JOIC LEMLI-LY, Drafting ODICTTA Llcwls, Homemaking, Senior Senior Core Journalism ary Core 16 ,qv ,A Q, E, if -T :,9,,, , , sl . X ' Q s Aa. 'W , . .. vi' 5 f 1 'ff' I1 sou l irsI Row: Svcmzd Row: l'1l'NItZla NIKIARIIIVR, lfnglixlx, U. S. History Oxx Mc:C.'xlslf, English Mrkkl-1.1, Mrzllm 4:.xl,, linglish l5ll,l. M1:MH.ll.xliI., I'lzysical Iizlucatirm, Football Srmx Mxxxlxca, English, U. S. History MARVIN MARIIN, liinlogy, Physical Ed., Senior Core XIRN. LICXYIN i,IXl-S .X XYICILIIIY XI.X'l'll-.R Hlmk iIUN5IIJI'RAll0N. -fy ,mr 1 6 4' Ss. ,E f17 BYRON 0I.lYlfR., lVm'lrl Hismry, Prolzlrnzx VVlI.I.IANI PARKS, MllSil', Ari, M!lf,1t'171l1fil'X Ellllll-I R,wNlK.-xx, Sflcvclx MARX' Sczllxlclmik, Homf-making, Sf-nior Con- SHICRNIAN Sllllivlmklx, Agrirultzzrr, Biology, C CIYRTI5 'I'URNl'lR, Biology, Wm-.wfling NIPISSRS. 0l.lYlzR AND I-IIJVURIIIY All! IN 'I'HlC ISIC SIIOXV. f' HZ it 5 J lzrnzixtry X. f .. KE ,ni Q 1 ir.vt Row: DMM WllAl.IiN, S,IfH'fll!I7Ill, 1frml:k1'r'fJi11,u' HVDMJN VVIHIUX, SflI.Q'l'l'!'!lff, SfIt'l'l'l1, Sl'71ifH' Crnvf lilwcaxk WlI.l,l,xxls, H'omI.-:lmp, Ag'ric-zzltzzrr Mu num: Wlmox, I,iIn-ary VIRGINIA ARYIIDSON, Clwrk Dlal,l.x's .IuNlfx, In-gimmr A l'.XS'l' h'l'l'lblfX'l' KIAIIIIIIAS l'l' XYHII XIRS. SKIIINLIIH-'R Q -r .:.,fg -i H . , S Y . x ' ig x' -Q L i A 'H X S 'ma Sf-vmzd Row: Blclxpx M. Rmsox, Officr Managm- GR.XClf Rlc:11.xkns, Mmrmz C,X'lklllf,RlNl-1 VAN V1,la1:k, Nmxw E1ll'lkll Ihxczk, Caff-11-rin Hilkli B. IX1lICl'IKIIIl'.ON, Huilfling' S1lfH'!'f7lfl'71l1t'Ilf A1141-Zkl' GRA'l l'Ul'I', Wnm1.w1mp, Cmfm NIURP, ,Xllb XK'l'lIl 'lllli 'l,XI.li1.XlH4 S- fs .din 181 e I rw , .fm A W ,, , fl . H .Q.:'eff,w2f,Qgfg-wg A , , f femn., fiQ,,wv '-L ' Q ' aM2H,g f ?f f2 ,fi,- N143 ff M i-fs'w'we1f2 i' S gi L lv .wmv ,ag .. Q ,aw Q MW QQ, if . , 'W' 5' A M, cf Q Q 4,1 5, if f Q ,A gy, A , 1 +Wm e'n v e 'Q' 'Y .fu- '4 C af qi in w . i ,fi :lf , ,QR .. if H if ,K jerk fig QQ ,gyglbfk M V 4 swam H . ,- ,wg 159 'Y -ew Q -gm, , ,ef K gin :,,: Q W if X Q 'is-Q ,.fg '5 gg Q Q -- - , ,j frik , W ,. 1 . Qniiiw , A km- .J wggx fx w v Wg 5- xx ' ' ' jul' N, ' . 43 ' fx . , 'A M ,' um. , Qi , , - Q Q ,wi -fl L4 is .fiix MQ , as xi- Q 1 X 'T- Y N .gg an-f x. g'. 'f W fi .Q R N: V ., f -A rf fnffwuf . mifjy j? g1Jf'm,-e4?'-' 5 X- W K Q, A UA L, 5 Wiiku. ,. ig, 2 v Activities Participation in school activities, both cur- ricular and extra-curricular, develops Webster students into responsible individuals. 'l'he activities of VVebster organizations add much to high school life. Every student in school is welcome to participate in some or- ganization, and to become a working member of ii. 'l'hrough this participation in activities, many assets are derived by the students which prove invaluable in facing the problems of adulthood in later years. These assets are developed by practicing leadership, giving service, learning vocational skills, finding enjoyment in life, and develop- ing physical fitness. We are proud of our organizations and our activities, and of the benefit derived from them, both by the school and by the individual. Giving Service public. l,l'IIl'fil'illg Leadership Swzior core gzzides many oftl1i'r1zffit'ifif's of the senior class. I zo J Switchboard of: e ra t 0 rs ht lp school in its contact wilh ilu l1l'lll'lliIU.I If llflllilllllll Skills Mflrllizzr'slmp.vrmlrlzfsd4'z'f'lof1 slcills fhryf will lzcwl in fzlturr. Filzdilzg l':llj0.VHI0l1f in l,if0 'l'f1lim1zlf' 11 1- r 1' 0 r Ill 4' 1' .v lmw' fun lavfnn- VQ'Uf7IVQ4 rm Uvvvloping Plziysiffal FUIIUSS l'artir'ifu1fim1 in sjmrls, suvlz as lzusfzrflmll, lmilds Sfl'UIl,Q' brzzlivs. llll Practicing Leadership X Leadership is a prime requisite for success in modern living. The ability to make wise decisions and the ability to lead others in solving problems are very important in today's society. Daniel Webster High School, through its many activities, both curricular and extra-cur- ricular, provides opportunities for the develop- ment of leadership qualities in every student who wishes to participate in the activities. One of the most important of the school organi- zations is the Student Council, whose purpose is to regulate student activities and provide for student participation in the government of the school. In the Student Council students have excellent opportunities for serving their school and at the same time performing duties which will help develop in them qualities of leadership. These qualities, developed in high school, will become increasingly important as adult life brings more problems and more responsibilities. By following democratic procedures in all of its activities, the school is developing leaders for our democracy. Pictures, top to bottom: J. W. Fager and Sammie Jenkins are leaders of our student council. Websterites form their policies by voting on many questions. Norma Hatley is an example of the many students who practice leadership in the classroom. E221 l Lefulers in School 5 Government 5lll7l'Nl fill Nl.ll. C.Xl5lNl'l 'r Left In righl: Sue Brown, corre- sponding: secretary, Bobby Fos- ter, parlianientariang Willowdean Byrd, vice - presidentg B r i c e Chism, chaplaing Virginia Ayers, treasurerg J. W. Fager, presi' dentg Sannnie Jenkins, recording secretary: Mr. Byron Carl Oli- ver sponsor. Among the many activities the Student Council has sponsored this year were filling Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets and decorating a Christmas tree. Four students attended the Southern As- sociation of Student Councils in El Paso, Texas, and four students attended the state convention at VVevvoka. 'l'he Student Council maintained concession stands at the basketball games and wrestling tournaments. Members have also sold popcorn after school. 'l'he council has sponsored sev- eral post-game parties and a successful drive to acquire a press-box for the football stadium. 'l'he VVebster council was host at the annual city convention. Another project was repairing the road sign. Each day the council sponsors a song-for-the-day on the public address system. All elections are under the supervision of the Student Council. Qualifications for officers were revised, and a list of major and minor offices was made. The underclassmen can well look forward to a better Student Council in the following years as services to the school are continued. Sr --u-'rw' I 23 4 Our Delegates to Uther Schools Ixllck-Scliool. Colwull. Rl'1l'RlC- slix l'.x'l'lvids-Smterl: Nancy Teel, Norma Ledford, Jo Nell Lewis, Norma Vincent, Brice Chism. Standing: J. W. Fa1.fer, Mr. By- ron Carl Oliver. Representatives to the Student Council i i STl'DliN'I' COUNCIL RIQPRIQSI-iN'i',xTlvias-First row, left to right: lVIary Hanna, Norma Vincent, Walsie Lay, Patsy Brown, Marilyn Dunham, Nancy Teel, Janice Jackson, Peggy Philpott, Audrey Schumacher, Kate Williams, Phyllis Harper, Rita Reynolds. Second row: Bernice Carr, Pat Carter, Jo Nell Lewis, Kay Shiplet, Sharon Maple, Elsie Heaton, Norma Ledford, Lois Rotert, Gail Owen, Billie Jenkins, Rhonda Byrd. June Rutherford, Janice Fowler. Third row: Butch Lucas, Jinnny Bryan, Dennit Mcnrris, Bobbie Dowell, Paul Dykes, Bob Patton, Mike Rafferty, Uris Hol'l'man, James Pease. llIlN llIlNl lllle SIGN 'I'0 IllRlilI'l' VISITORS. l'0l' 'l'llA'l' CIURNl 'l'HliY CAN, 'l'X .- x Giving Scivice Service groups make up a large number of the organizations at VVebster. Learning to serve others develops responsibility in the stu- dents and aids them in facing adult problems. Students perform services both in the school and the community, from ushering at plays to aiding in fund-raising drives. 'l'he .lunior Red Cross, an active service organization, has several animal projectsg which include packing overseas gift boxes and giving programs at 'l'ulsa hospitals. Journal- ism students capably serve by reporting school news to various newspapers. Photography students perform an important job in taking pictures for the newspapers and the yearbook. Student librarians, office, and bookstore staffs cannot go without mention since their functions are important in keeping school records and supplying students with necessary materials. 'l'he stagecraft classes provide an indispensable service, making sets for our plays, assemblies, and Talicade. Custodians keep the building sparkling clean to provide us with a happy environment. NVithout the services of many groups, the school could not be efficiently maintained, and we would not hare many of the things we enjoy most. l'ieI11r:'s, ruff tu lmltrnn: Bookstore girls provide study material for eager students. Members of our Junior lied Cross give till it hurts for our world neighbors. Helping visitors to our annual homecoming is serious work for these girls. l2il in ffm. Proud Publishers of the 1954 Webster Warrior YLXRISOUK Bcmkn or CoNl'Ro1, AND EDITORIAL. Sl.-Xl l'-Sl?llZ6'd, left to right: Marian Givens, Donna Cook, Paul Dykes, Miss Dorothy Knappenberger, Connie Ramsey. Standing, first rouu- Mrs. Ona McCabe, Bliss Eunice McArthur, Nona Holt, Vonelle Gautier, June Rutherford, Jeanie Dondlinger, Norma Vincent, Mr. Cecil Johnston, D. W. Bridges. Second row: Tommy Robinson, Mr. Fred Elworthy, Dale Nunley, Clif Blankenship, John Ingram, Mr. Dale Bolton. The Warrior Staff Editorial Staff Iloxxfx Coos, Editor PAUL Dvmis, Editor CONNIIC RAMSICY, Business Manager MARIAN GlN'lfINS, Secretary Clilfifukn BLANKICNSHIP NONA Hou' 15.-xk1s.xRA BOLAN Joins Ixcsklxxi D. W. Bkmcaris GA11. OWEN VONlfl,l.lC fiAl l'llCR 'lkmxlx' Rolslxsuw Photographers 'l'cmxn' CANAUY CL,xUme G,'kll'l'll'lR KlCNNlC'lill C.xs1cY JOHN INGRAM DAN Dlrilcxi CH,xR1.r1s SCllNIl'l'l' DAM: Tkumz Board of Control Seniors Juniors Cl.lI'l+'URll BllANKl'1N3lllP JI-ZANIIC Iboxnrlxurik Doxx.x Cook C1..xU1m1r1 GAU'l'llr2R E.-xkl. VVOI.lfli Juxls RL7'l'111r:Rlfok11 MR. C1-11111, Jo11Ns'l'uN, Sponsor Mics. ONA Mc:CAlsr1, Sponsor Sophomores KM' PIIIIALIPS DAM: NUN1.1f:v SHIRLICY OWICNS Miss Euxiczie MlIAR'l'HUR, Sponsor Faculty Advisers MR. FRICD ELWORTHY, Business MR. VVILLIAXI PARKS, Art MR. DALE Bo1.'roN, Photography Miss DoRo'1'1n' KNAPPIQNBLRGER, Editorial Staff l26l I TIHQY Report Our Afftivitivs to the Tri-Svlmul Paper . . , . . , . N IUNII LII! Sl XII .St'flff'!1, lrft In rzghtf Ruwcnn hh:-ppurclg luul Dx km-N, ussm-:uw r-zliturg Virginia .X51'rs, assuriantr' miiturg Ducllvy Cr:-ss, 4-xlilnr. Sfrzrlflirrg, lwfl lu righr: Nlurtlm M1',fXf'a-e-. Gary Gilmnc-y, NHFIIIII Vinvvnt, .lznnirv Ifmxlz-l', Nzmmi Sh:-ppaxrcl, Nliu Duruthy Knzlppc-nb:-r5:f'r, utlvisvrg Anim Szmrle-r, f11lI'lT1f'lifIl Mcllzumiz-l. Xu! f7jl'fI1!l'tl.' Nlurie-I N:-lwn :md Jimmy Williams. Tlwir Work Is the Prillv of f,IlAl' Amuml A -4 ,Q l,llUlU4.R Xl'lIl'.RNfLt'ff fn right, lirxl rmv: Tummy Ctllllililj, Cll1ll'l4'h Schmitt, Mr. Dulu- liulum, instructnr. Srvmzrl rrnv: Claude Gautirr, Dull- 'l'ruclv, .luhn Ing-raun, Dam De-vm, Ke-nnrth Casey. f271 Office Service Now Provides Experience for the Future Ol-lrltll Sl.'Xll'fSt'l1ff'!1l in from: Norma Ballard, Jan Guinney. Firsf row: Peggy Lewis, Norma Ledforcl, Donna Wilburn, Jo Nell Lewis, Betty Faulkner, Carolyn Groencles, Rita Reynolds. Second row: Yvonne Idol, Shirley Lancaster, Sandra Beall, 'l'helm:1 McDuniels, Imogene Yates, Marian Van Atten, Walsie Lay, Marian Givens, Donna Cook, Connie Ramsey, Donna Crow, Donna Billings, Georgeanne Dunham, Melba Thompson, Carol McCutcheon, Mary Faulkner, Bernice Carr, Sharon Coffey, Alberta Hart. Rael? row: Betty Dixon, Mrs. Belva Rahon, office managferg Roman Klinefelter. They Are Eager to Help You Find Books LllsR.xRl.xNs-Left to right: Pearl Surratt, Kay Shiplet, Mrs. Mildred Wilson, librar- izxng Barbara Surratt, Gayle Winters, Mary DeVoe, Nadine Houston. Not pictured: Carmelitu Carter, Joyce Potts, Mary Weber. l28l 9 Q 1 Their Object Is Safety-Not Rvgrvt Q' Lili fm. SKII1 DRIYIM. CLI ls UIflfltIl Rs--Imf! In righl: Brice' Cllism, l'uul Winfurcl, llunnim- Scott. Mr. lmslii' Vain Noy, Hurry Harp:-r. Service to Uthors Is Goal of the Junior R011 C ross .llXl0R Rin Ckoss-Srrzlrcl, lvft tn right: Lynn Turn:-r, Billie- .le-nkins., Sliirlm-y Ili-nvis. Mary l7vYoe-, Bow:-nn Slieppurll. Smmling, first rrm': Jimmy 'l'nc'k1'r, Bvtty llurclin, Rlirmrlzn Byrcl, Burlmru Scliulnziclwr, Ruth Drill:-ll, Mrs. Milclrm-ml Wilsun, spuiisnrg Sunclru B4-ull, Sue- Reed, Annie Vincrnt, l'lu-liciu lAllll't'. S1-1-um! run-: liurl VVnll'c, lli-lc-n Dixon, Regina Puwvll, Sully Spnrkninn, Kny Twist, Glvnrlu Juclsl. Sliurun Muplc-, Cliurlenz- Sikes, Winugc-nr Gr:-em', Vrlniu Nillll. l29l S xv ,, v -sp X Q N K s X 5 f Q3 .. S , xx In Serving and Selling These Girls Are Willirig lioulixlhlili S'l'Alflf-l.efl to right: Jo Ann Robbins, Lunda Medlock, Barbara Bri- gunce, Judy 'l'illy, Rowena Sheppard, Patsy Brown, Joan Weaver, Geraldine Witzel. Rosemary lVleCormiek, Lillian Weir, Mr. Wiley Hammock, director. U01 They Strive to Give Us Good Food C,xi41c'1'1aRi,x Woluurzks-Ifirxr raw: Mrs. Minnie Canady, Mrs. Lottie Steele, Mrs. Edith Ranck, Mrs. Maud Morgan, Mrs. Hazel .lor- dan, Mrs. Ella Loney. Second row: Dwayne Conner, H e l e n Moore, Margaret Harrell, Lester Meredith, Eugene Hooker, Joyce Moreland, Lorene Roy. Always Work to Do for ll Clean-Up Crow Cl'sI'0hlANs4Lf'ft to right, sented: Charles Thompson, Mr. Eugene Przlll, Wziltei Stevens, Jinnny Dennis, Mr. Jesse Cullison. Standing: Joe Cantrell, Dewuyne Connor Billy Wukefield, Dick Nielson, Robert Shelton, student mechanic, Bruce Miller, Mr Charlie McCarthy, Ralph Cosper, .luck Casey, Mr. Jack Phillips, Mr. ll, B. lVlL'Cllll'lli eon , Frzmchot Hibhurd. Stars from Behind the Sf-ones Si.xr.i-14:14,-xi--I Ciu-iw-lfirsf rrrw: Dann D1-ein, Eddie Daniels, Ger- uld Johns, Lester Meredith, Jim- my Hale. Srrwnul row: Ronnie Waldroup, H u r v e y Hutton, Charles Tholnpson, lirnie Sinn- inerzill, Eddie Roseborough, C. J. Reece, Ronnie Brillhurt, Billy Scott. 'l'hir11 row: Lewis McDon- uld, Dale 'l'rude, Dick Nielsen, Jack Casey, Billy W:1kel'ieltl, Mr. Hudson Wilcox I uurth row: Bill linslen, J. W. Hedrick, Rog- er Mills, LeRoy Roberts, Eddie llalll, George Scott. I.31J w fllll gl hool mul Community Are Their Major CIIIICIJI ns P-'l'.A. C.xl1lNl-'lYSf'utf'd, lei! In right: Mrs. C. W. Trouba, Mrs. Jinx Naifeh, Mrs. Clyde C. Wilson, Mrs. Mark Ballard, president, Mrs. Hershel Lowery, Mrs. R. li. Beck, Mrs. A. li. Rafferty, Mr. August Schumacher. Standing, first rmu: Mrs. Guy Reed, Mrs. Paul Duval, Mrs. Floyd Sullivan, Mrs. Toni Perry, Mrs. August Schu- niarher, Mrs. M. l.. Guinney, Mrs. Kenneth Gray, Mrs. W. S. Ridley, Mrs. V. C. Mar- tin, Mrs. Opal Crowe. Sermul TIIIUJ Mrs. 0. V. McDonald, lN1rs. LeRoy lN1cConnell, Mrs. C. .-X. 'l'eyvell, Mr. Byron Oliver, Mr. Robert Layton, Mrs. VV, R. Maple, Mr. Sherman Sheppard, Mrs. Gilbert Warden, Mr. E. C. Dickerson, Mr. Dennis Kelliher, Mr. 'I'. ll. Broad, Mrs. May Henry, Mrs. R. A. Blankenship. Y-Teens Uffer Service and Fylfll to All Y-'l'l1.laNs-l.eft tn right, seated at desk: Julane Miller, JoNell Lewis, Shirley Lucas, Carmelita McDaniels, Mrs. Susan Manning, Coleen Gibson. First rmv: Beverly Train- mel, Francis Catheart, Nancy Teel, Betty Faulkner, Charlene Harrison, Lou Ann lll Patsy Massy, Betty Dixon, Carolyn Groendes, Kathryn Thomas, Kay Shields, Shirley Une-ns, Yxonne ldol, Mary .lohnson, Shirley Naifeh. Third row: Linda Rice, Barhara Vanderlyn, lilaine Woods. Not flieturrdz Donna Cook, Connie Ramsey. I 32 l l.ovve, Barbara Schumacher, Muriel Jacobson, Claudine Richmond, Audrey Schu- aker, Louise Bailey, Beverly Cantrell. SC'L'07lf1 row: Lynn Turner, Faye Biddle, Learning Vocational Skills At Webster we have many classes and clubs devoted to vocational preparation. Some of these give students a chance to learn the good and bad points about the vocations that they plan to enter. From work in a machine shop to work in an office, these organizations provide education in vocations, in leadership, and in social experience. The Future Teachers of America train for work in the field of education. The Future Homemakers of America promote an apprecia- tion of the joys of building t0morrow's homes. The Future Nurses of America strive to learn more about the care of the sick. The diversified occupations, distributive education, shop, typ- ing, office practice and shorthand classes further the particular vocational skills of the student. These organizations and classes do an import- ant service and are an essential part of the climb up the stairways of high school education. By the time a student finishes high school he should be able to make an intelligent occupational choice. Pivlures, lofi to bottrmz: Bobby Wilson and Mr. Grattopp put the finishing touches on a cedar chest. Business machines prove interesting to Donna Cook, Connie Ramsey, and Charles Thompson. Many boys are learning the fundamental skills of draftimr. l33l X ff t 1 They Will Guide Tomorrow's Education R.-wxloxn A. Wic1.Ls F1 1'URr1 Tl'1ACIIIl'IRS or Am-1Rlc:A CLUB-First row: JoAnn May, Barbara Schumacher, Sue Brown, Walsie Lay. Second row: Mary June Johnson, June Rutherford, Shirley Naifeh, Thelma McDaniels. Third row: Henry Craighead, Virginia Ayers, Sammie Jenkins, Paul Dykes. Fourth row: Mr. Dale Bolton, John Ingram, Earl Wolfe, Clif Blankenship. Websteris Contribution to the Industrial World VUt:A'l'l0NA1. NIACIIIINIC SIIOI'-First row: Eugene Doaks, James Byrley, Delbert Smith, Raymond Bullock, John Jarvis, Don Williams, U. G. Wilson. Second row: Dan Calvert, R. Lee Briggs, Charles Schmitt, Duane Wright, Ernest George, Robert Shelton. Third row: R. G. Ketchum, Pete Champlain, Harold Hall, Lowell Powell. 1108 Tlwsv Girls Will Malfv Humps of Tonmrr0w's Hou ws F1 Il RI' Il01l14XI,1kl'Rs UI- AXI1fRI12,x--K111'1'lir1,Lf, first rrnv: P111 Br11w11, R11111-1111 SI11-11 Jllll 'N11111 H1111 Sl111l1 cr Is 1 , 1 ' 1. , . 1 , - ' '1' C 111 15, w70ll1'H1 f1llllfiCl', 111'1'sicl1'111' S11111l1'11 lhlswll lu'111 1 N , .. , . 1 I l11111l1-11, l 1'11111'is Murris, S111- R11111sey. Smllvrl, lrfi tn riylzl, .wr-111111 rrnv: Kay Shiplf-1 lS111'l1111'11 k1111H111:111, .lu lxllll B1sl1u11, CIC'Cl11 Ixifxlillllbll, Joyce' Cc1l11111, B011-rly f'1lIlfI'1'H ' A ' 1111 W 1 ' ' 1I11111l111z- R11'l111141111l, NI111'g1 '- I1 te, M111'1:1c- Instes, Mary Ytilllllllll, Shirlvy Riu- 'I'l1ir1l mu-: Mrs. 0111-1111 1.1-wis, Nznllim' Hu11s11111, Rl111111l11 l':lll'il, .I111111 P1-1-1, lxllllil Y11111-111, l.i11cI11 Riu-, Bz1rl1111'11 w'llllClt'l'lj'll, l'z111Ii11e Clc-1111-1'. Ruth D11f'I'1-ll, 5111111111 Xfyllll .'X114'11, Y14111111- lclul. Vi1'g:111i11 Ayvrs, D111'f11l1y VVillir., R1-5111111 l'11111'II, Mrs. INIIIVN 8111111-1111-1'. lfozzrtll rm:-: 1,1111 zxllll 1.111113 Lulu i'1'1111'1-, Nlllfit' XN'I'il'hl', lilsiv ll1'1111111 Buhhim- l'14l24'lll', .lamina l 11Il1-r, B1-tty l'11c11.fett, Luis Rutert, Gail Uwe-11s, l1'1'11le-111- Crush F uturv Florvnco Nightingalvs at Work Pl Il Rl- Nl14Sl's'-Slrlrlzlilzg, lrfl In l'i4LflIfJ P11111 l,l'1'Sl1'y, 111151111-1113 l3111'l1111'11 BHI1111, NQ'Cl'K't1llR3Q Ile-110 B6'I'l'y ICclg'11r, Nlrs. c.11fl11'l'il1t , Cl1:11'l1'11e- Sllilllllllll Carol VN 11ml S1 Vlvck, sp1111s411'. wzlrrl: P111 P11111111, ll11l1l11 ul C77 E551 1f,,v '11 ls' 1 f . . W Selling ls Their Business DlNlRll5l'lIXl', lim'm:.x'l'lox-lfirxt 1-mv: Bill Seratte, Hannah NVard, Mary Lowery, Helen Bennett, llertliina Heaton, llelen Baker, Mr. Wiley Hznnmock, instructor. Sevfnzrl ruzv: John Jxfllllllfi, Huey Jndkins, Bill Hale, Jerry Aldrich, Howard 'l'rihhlc-, Kenneth Bailey, Mark Calvert. i 5 if , RR' They Learn Wlzile They Earn DlX'l'1RSll4'Il41ll Ocxc:ii1zx'1'1oxs-Ifirsr rmu: Ray Tyler, Winogene Greene, Shirley Bryan, Martha Downing, Shirley Fos- ter, Mr. E. P. Chandler, instructor. Second row: Bill Walworth, Ronnie Williams, Gene Fraley, Lathe Harkey, Jim Burkett, Charles Pearce, Elroy Glietz. Third row: Delbert Smith, Roland Caves, Leon Ragsdale, Norman Oakley, Ronald McCutcheon, Sydney Reynolds, Frank Watkins, Roy Nicholson. U61 Finding Enjo ment in Life Recreation plays an important part in school life at Webster. Dramatic activities give ama- teur performers, planners, Writers, and stage- hands a chance to use their creativeness in pro- viding entertainment for both themselves and other students. Several parties a year are given by each class. The Student Council sponsors post-game parties and dances. Two of the biggest events of the year are the crowning of the football and band queens. These events are followed by parties in honor of the queens. Webster's two fine bands, the dance band and the swing band, play for these parties. The concert band, the orchestra, the choir, and the mixed chorus all present assemblies dur- ing the year. All of these organizations, including most of Webster's student body, participate in the annual Talicade. Also presented during the year are the sophomore, junior, and senior class plays and the two speech arts plays. These activities give each student a chance to use his ability and talent and train him to per- form under all conditions. l'ie!urr's, top to bottom: Sniuggletl radio gives sweet music in speech arts presen- tation of Stalag' 17. This talented trio of seniors was always in demand. There is fun for all when a party's in full swing. f37l Tlwsv Songstvrs Arr' Both Entvrtaining and Inspiring .-X C'Xl'I'l-ll.X Clltflkf-1 ir'.v! mfr: lin-lyn lNluure, Doris Barnc-tt, Ill-lk-n Dixon, Rita 'l'rc-aclway, Phyllis. llarpvr, lnmgm-nm' Hayvs, Doris Wfilsun, Carol lXlCCllKCl1t'HI1- Bvtty XYildhaln-r. Sf-wnnl wmv Maxim' lXlt'llt'I1lX'l'1lt'I', Nancy 'l'hrvn1as, Lillian VVvir, .lndx fznnphell, Nlurivl Ne-lawn, Sharon Maplv, Clvda lNlUINlal1:m, Sandra -lilllilxiili, lCf'fiv llvnsnn. lkic' Sm- Casin, .lnzlnita Dunkin. 'l'l1irr1 row: Phyllis .lmu-5, lCile1vn Mvllunald. Raniuna .luln1son, Nadine- Davis, lNlannc-lla Coffey, Sandra lfvnnc-ll, Duruthy VVill:N, Clvralclim- XYilzrI, llvlvn ixlfljllllilltl., liillim- Jvnkin'-, Kay Phillips, Bvtty llixun, faxrulyn Quimby, Dmnm Crow, Marian Luv:-ll, Dr-luris Rogvrs Smith. I UlH'f,I row: limlclii- Rim-lmrung'l1, Phil Perry, .lim Bryan, Runnin' Scott, John Newman, Jann-s lNlcssaxnm'c-, Dun Jenkins, l':n1l C'1mnley, Harley Wimizzls, John Sullivan, Buddy Kidd, Bill l,uwvry, Rulmvrt .'klQ'Xill1llt'l', lmrny Rutvrt, Kc-nmfth Guurd, Mr. VVilliam Parks, dire-Ctur. Tlwty Arv W0bst0r9s Harmony M ulcers NIIXVH CHURI w- Lwjl In rig'l1l,firsf rm:-: Ida Mac Parker, Shirlvy Rhynv, Donna Hill, llclvn Nlcllunald, Carulyn Rc-ed. Svvrzzzrl wmv Mr. VVillialn Parks., clirvcturg Bmmnin- Cantrx-ll. lluhy .lmws, .lnan Clark, Sylvia 'l':iylur. Thirrl rmv: Harry Wiy.fg's, Dun C'hildi-rs, 'Vinwthy Cul:-, Bill Ratliff, David Howard. l3Sl This M vlmly Crew M ado M usic for You Dxxllll. VVI-lixll-'R DAXQZI1 BANIJ--First rrnv: Charles Apple, Puul Duval, Dirk Nielsun, f'liI' lilzmkennliip, .lllllll lngrznn, Wayne liitmen. Swwrnzil rm:-: Ruth llullurcl, Glen Mnntgmnery, Runnie Farris. Fino flCC0l1I,IJllIl,iSlS for Our School Pl'lIl1llflftilIllfS xNlil5S'll'.R Oklilll-ZSIRA-Sr'u11'11, first rrrw, Iefl In rig.g'l1I: Jny Arlnes, .lun Guinney, Sully Spurkmun, Paul Duval, Earl Wolfe, Charles Apple. Suemul rmv: Norman Ridley, Barbara Bolun, Jerry Smith, Glen Montg.:o1nery. 'l'hir1l ron-: Dirk Nielsun, Clif Blankenship, .luck Casey, Bobby Sticlhum. Sflllllliilgi Jimmy Farris, In-ne Nurrlin, Ruth Bzlllurll, Mr. Dennis Kelliher, directory Karl Young. CAROLYN G ROI-ZNDES Band Qzzemz XL 5 Hats ff to Our arching Band Dxxllcl. W1cns'1'1fR Hluu Sriuoor, BAND-Sfll7ldf7l,Lf, If-ft to right: Dixie Perry, Kathryn Thomas, Joan Kincaid, Bill Lollis, Ruth Ballard, Dennis Kelliher, director, Robert Mays and Kenneth Grissom. 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' ' 4' W f 'E 5 A '33 we gf 'F . ew- F if X v V a, 1 W. 54 40 S 5319339 L 272, 18 E2 Sammie Jenkins Reigns as Miss Daniel Webster XVI After Colorful Coronation Her Majesty and Warrior Chief i481 The Lads and Belles Who Lead the Yells Clll-'lfRl.l1.XIHCRS-l1L center: Connie Hart, mascot, Alberta Hart, Gail Fryhover, mascot. Left to right: 'l'onuny Wilson, Coleen Gibson, Shirley Terry, Juliann Mathis, Karl Young, Sammie Jenkins, Sharon Coffey, Sue Brown, Johnny Parks. They Promote That Webster School Spirit HJJ Pl-'I' Cl.I'Is-First ron-, left to right: Gail Fryhover, mascotg Alberta Hart, Connie Hart, mascot. Set-rmzl ro-14-: Tommy Wilson, Coleen Gibson, Shirley Terry, Juliann Mathis, Sammie Jenkins, Sharon Coffey, Sue Brown, Jolumy Parks. Third row: Connie Ramsey, Donna Cook, Norma Bailey, Marian Givens, secretary, Audrey SCllllI1lUCl1t'l', Maxine Mellenberger, Mary Goins, Effie Henson, Beverly Cantrell, Janice Jackson. Fozzrth row: Shirley Lancaster, Sandra Beall, Marion Van Atten, Barbara Vanderlyn, Billie Jenkins, Anita Lytton, Kate Williams, Louise Bailey, Mrs. Millie Boone Bowman, sponsor. Fifth ro-zu: Linda Rice, Faye Biddle, Irvalene Cross. Sixth row: Mary June Johnson, Marilyn Dunham, Joyce Calton, Harvery Hutton, Kay Shields, Shirley Owens, Maxine Pendleton, Gail Owens, president. Seventh row: Shirley Bice, Margaret White, Delois Snow, Margie Estes, George Hopper, Ronnie Brillhart, Patsy Massey, Betty Dixon, Faye Hyatt. No! fzirtllrrrl: Barbara Williams, vie:--president. l49l lclcnt, has liven hr-rv fm'iii1iz-ye-urs. 4. Student Counuil nienibers want tu be sure- Santa cmiwm tu xxvK'ilSIt'l'. 1 VVill liugvrs :lie-cl mlm' ye-airs ugu, but he lived again in our Tziliczide, pm'u'uye-cl by .lim VVilli:mis. 6. Uh. chair, John, ynu luuk su mliH'f'i':'11t without your blond hair! 7. A cluthing' class mukvs ai flag for the first su-:iv ui the 'l'z1liu:uiv. 8. Our Wkllustvr plmtugraphfrs shuwn in action. E501 l 'l'lu-3' grmx xxilci-lint i'Imm'e-rs, but Runux Klinvfeltei' und Curnwlitu NlCDz1nit'l. 2. Dixie- l'vri'y, Rzitliryu Ilmnms, und .loam Kinvziicl ure- the murcliing' beauties uf' the Webster Band, 3. Ginger, an luyul WR-listen' dug' Developing Physical Fitness A well-rounded physical education program is offered to the students at Webster under excellent supervision and instruction. This program includes five regular boys' classes where they are given the opportunity to play the various seasonal sports. There are six grils' physical education classes where good health and posture are stressed. Boys' and girls' intramurals are offered. These enable the stu- dent to develop a sound body and to gain sports- manship hy competing with other physical educa- tion classes. Awards are given on the basis of a point system. Boys who wish to develop more fully their athletic abilities are given the opportunity in sixth hour gym. These boys represent Webster on the playing field in football, basketball, wrestling, track, and tennis. A school nurse comes each day to render any aid which may be needed, and the boys who compete in athletics must pass a rigid physical examination. Altogether, Webster has a Well- halanced and extensive physical educational program. l'11'I11rn's, top to bottom: There go two points. Norma Ledford about to make a big splash. Don't worryg Bill got out. fill . K , VV,-A. D I V ' 2 ' 3. Coach Marvin l'UUllSXI.l 1,1 lll-RXII-,Nz l. Bob l'ltLg,tr.1ld -. Larry Lippud Nlurtin -L. Vernon NVQ-st 5. Kenneth Grissom G. Norman Warden T. George ' ' 1 U James 'Nlessamore ll. Dewaym- Hopper X. IAUIIIUIIIK' hrott J. hlerlyn Ryan l . . . l Grissom l:2. Richard Cohea l3. Paul Winford 14-. Bob Foster 15. Coach Bill MclN'lichael lS2l Pi1't11re'.v, mp In bottom: Hopper carries the hall. Smear him! Football VVebster's fighting XVarriors hegan the 1953 season with a smashing victory in the all-city round-rohin hy defeating both Rogers and Central. Injuries received hy key players hampered Coach Bill lNflclNlic'liaels' charges as they began a six-game losing streak by dropping a decision to the Rogers Ropers. Then followed defeats by Muskogee, Sapulpa, Central, Sand Springs, and Bartlesville. The Warriors then regained their all- city form, by trouncing their last three opponents, Broken Arrow, Ukniulgee, and Oklahoma City Northeast. Dennit Morris, stellar XVehster guard, was named on the Oklahoma all-statt squad. Ni: 4'fll2'l'N, lnjm In lmllmn: IIlIIlI'I'IIIIg1lI'S Imrk nut, Nlrssaullurc' The 1953 Record VVI-Int:-r I9 VV:-Irstvr I-I INIPIINIVI' H VV:-Ixst 4'l' H W1-Im f-1- 0 VV4'IrstL'r 0 VV!-Inst 4'n' ti VV1'Ixst 4'l' 43 VV:-Inst 4-1' I -I xN'I1'IlSIQ'I' I3 WH-Imste-1' I1 IIug'vrs f'4'lIll'lII Iingre-rs NI IISIUIIIUL' Supulpu fIl'IIlI'llI Saud Springs IIurtlQ-m'ille- Iirnkcn Arrrm flI'ilIllII1lf'K' Nm'tIw:lst .3 28 33 1-0 I -14 32 I3 U U 2 6 6 I 0UllS.Xl.l. I.l'lll-.RNIl4N: I. I'IuIJIJy Rem- 12. CI1arI4-s VVvst 3. .Iuhn Curtu 4. Iivn I.zlste'r 5. Dun .Ie-nkins fi. Allvn II4-llclricksun 7. Tum .Iurm-y H. Ilan Allen 9. Wfilsun I,uc:xs IO. II:u'ry Ilurpc-r Il. .Iim INI:nrtin IQ, Ke-nm Salvage 13. Dr-unit Morris 111. Sidnoy Iicngxe- 15. IxI1IIlZl!l't'l'5C Mikm- RuI'I'4-rlx 'Il-rry Ge-riun, Bill I,mmvry I 53 I Football 6249, Squad F00'l'l5.Xl,I. A SQUAD-First rmv, left to right: Terry Gerian, Jimmy Curtis, man- agers. Svrrmd row: Larry Lippard, Tim Cole, Tommy Jurney, Kenneth Savage, Sydney Benge, Bob Fitzgerald, Dennit Morris, Bobby Foster, Kenneth Grissom. Third row: Don Childers, Norman Warden, Merlyn Ryan, Dewayne Grissom, John Carter, Richard Cohea, George Hopper. Fourth row: Assistant Coach Marvin lVIurtin, George Robinson, Paul Winford, Harry Harper, Ben Laster, Maurice Clyma, Lemoine Scott, Allen Hendrickson. Fifth row: Danny Burton, Charlie West, Bob Duffell, Burt Akins, Bud Rose, Coach Bill McMichael, Football CCB99 Squad F00'l'lsA1.1. B SQUAD-First row, left to right: Terry Gerian, manager. Sa-com! row: Harvey Hutton, Lewis Long, Jerry Smith, LeRoy Baker, George Scott, Bill Lollis, Earl lNlcDaniel, Joseph Najera. Third row: Ronnie Shroff, Victor Morris, David Dane, Don Childers, Bob Dowell, Tim Cole. - Mg-, Y -f., fm 5.4, mfs: ,, I I L I Wd, i ,V . ,LW L J , U ,,,,,. ,, W. , a, Mi C W +-wma.. e ww.-ge , ., M ref - Wrestling Squad WR!-ZSILINI, SQVAII-1 irst row, left to righi: Robert Adams, Jerry Smith, Phillip Tewell, Dewayne Grissom, Jim Williams, Stanley Howe, Paul Aubrey, Bill Scott, Bill Carter, fiarnie Sumerall, Manager Jimmy Curtis. Seermd row: Paul MeNatt, Jackie Coillot, Charles Scott, Ken Grissom, Lemoine Scott, .lerry Garland, Charles Kridler, Jessie Henderson, Paul Hanks, Danny Wallace, Paul Brown, Wilmer Ryan. Third ron-: Coach Curtis Turner, Woodrow Norwood, Kenneth Savage, David Dean, David Howard, Merlyn Ryan, Bill Lollis, Jimmy Dunn, Donald McConnel, George Robinson, Jerry Carter, Jimmy Rhyne, Earl Myers, Charles George, Gerald Baehler, Terry Gerian, Coach Marvin Martin. Basketball Squad BAsklC'l'ls,xl,I, SQVAIJ-First row, left to right: Mike Rafferty, Ronnie Brillhart, Dennit Morris, Don Stowell, Mack Quinn. Second row: Jimmie Bryan, Harley Woods, Don Brown, Don Jenkins, James Thompson, Phil Perry. Thirzl ron-: Larry Lewis, man- agerg Bill Allen, coach, Tommy Bates, manager. lifl 5 fl Tlw Season Rvvorrl XXl'liNlI'R lPl'l'ONliXl 31 U. C. Smitlivust 37 449 Fuyc-tt:-xillv Al-T 50 Sand Springs 9-L 47 Oknnlljx m's' -LU -L9 Prym' 3:3 -'LU Cushing L15 -15 cyklillliyf f'f' 38 56 C'c'litrz1l 15 -151 Burtlm-r.x illn- 13-L :12 Nnmkug nlc- L1-8 57 ling:-is -Ln LM- Saxpnlpai 35 4,3 Oknxulg r'rl 1.6 1-T Snncl Springs 3- 50 Burtle-si illn- JT -12 Nluskng' 4-m1 1-I fi-5 Rug'c'l'r. tl-U 51 Supnlpu 39 4.11 Sunil Springs -H3 Q12 C4-nt l':n l -1-8 L3 l'w1lyi'lit'Nillt' ,1 1 35 ling:-i's 61 Huslfvllmll 11f'fff'I'llll'll l. Mike Rallifn-i'1y 2. Runnin- Brillln-:lm 3, llnn Stem:-ll -L. Mark Quinn . . Jilnmim- Bryan 6, Dc-nnit Morris 7. Bob Foster 8. Dun Brmx n Sl. Dun .IQ-nkins IU. Cuzicli Bill .Xllvn U11 Basketball Displaying a well-halaneed team, the VV:-hster Basketball VVarriors finished their 1954 season with a record of 13 vic- tories and 10 losses. lligh point ofthe season came with VVehster's winning the all- city crown hy defeating hoth city rivals without a loss in the regu- lar season. Alter winning third place in the Oklahoma Six C'onl'erence, the VVarriors entered the district regionals with aspirations ol' cap- turing that event. 'l'hey were upset, however, hy an inspired VVill Rogers team that advanced tothe state tournament. l'iz'I1trt's, lop to Imlffmz: l. Stowell makes two. 2. Shoot, l ustt'l'l Composed mostly of juniors and sophomores, the Wehster ronndhallers have high hopes of continuing their winning ways next year. Don Stowell, termed Tree- top hy sports writers, led the WVarrior scorers with a 16 point average that gave him second place in the 'l'ulsa district scoring race and set a new Tulsa high school scoring record. Boh Foster and Dennit Morris are the seniors departing from this year's squad, while Ronnie Brillhart, Mack Quinn, and Don Stowell will return as a possihle nucleus ol' next vear's team. 3. Jenkins to the rescue. 4, Brillhart makes a shot. BILL CAR'1'liR, Stun' Clmmflion Season Record Wrestling Under the capable direction of Coach Curtis Turner, building for a future championship squad, the wrestling Warriors had an unsuccess- ful season, but gained the necessary strength and experience to build a stronger team for next year. In the state tournament, which was held in the Webster gym, one of three Warrior matmen who qualified took first place honors. This was the seventh consecutive year Webster has placed a state champion. Bill Carter, undefeated this Webster U Perry Vear in the 115-pound class, captured his second Webster 12 Central ' . . . . Wvbgm 15 Rogers straight championship. Besides Carter, Ken Websm. 5 Bkgckweu Grissom took fourth place in the 14 1 -pound class. Webster 12 Rogers Paul Aubrey qualified for the 123-pound class. Webster 14 Sapulpa , Webster 9 Central Fourteen boys lettered this year. Eleven of Webster 9 puma City these will return to strengthen next year s team. wuu's some 'ro XVIN? LOOK mvr! Wrestling Lettermen Coach Curtis Turner lfzirm-st Sumerull .lim Williams l'uul Auhre-y Wilmvr Ryan .lc-rry Smith Robert Adams Stun Howa- Phillip Tewell Lvinoim- Scott Dc-wayne Grissom Bill Sault Kenneth Grissom Charles Kricller .luck Cuillot Bill Carter IS9 OIR Track Team t First row, left to right: Allen Hendrickson, Lemoine Scott, James Messamore, Don Childers, Roy Reed, Joseph Najera, Charles Scott, Martin Najera. Second row: Wilson Lucas, Paul Winford, Ben Laster, Dennit Morris, Tim Cole, Woodrow Norwood, hiaurice Clyma, Bill McCaskell, Charles Apple. Third row: Victor Morris, Larry Yarbrough, Gene Paul Caves, Lewis Long, Charles West, Bob Duffel, Danny Burton, Wayne Emerson. Fourth row: Tommy Bates, John Sullivan, Kenneth Gris- som, Charles West, Don Jenkins, Coach Marvin Martin, Joe Crutcher. The 1954 Warrior track team, under the capable direction of Marvin Martin, enjoyed a good season, and early in the season, posted two new school records. Records were set by Dennit Morris in the shot put with a throw of 46 feet, 6 inches, and Don Jenkins, who set a new conference record by heaving the discus 141 feet, 5 inches. Later in the season Morris broke this record with a toss of 141 feet, 816 inches. In their first encounter of the year the VV'ar- riors dropped a triangular meet at Skelly to Bartlesville and Central. But as the Warriors gained the needed experience they came back to make a better showing by defeating Sapulpa 79W to 28 and placing fourth in the conference meet. The 1955 track team will be bolstered by the return of many lettermen from the 1954 team. CIUNII-1 UN, CllARI.l'fYl Dl-INNIS IHISPLAYS IHS NllTSCl.l-ZS. I 60 Warrior Netnmn 3 i 'I'l4N5lx 'l'i,gxl-Spgfpfl, firm rr,-14-, 11-fl tu right: David Howard, Wiihur Ryan, Runnit Shroff, Rfihvrt Hulse-y, .lim Dunn. Srvmzrl rmv: Jerry Smith, Dun Brown, Sitlnvy Ile-rugs-, Cuavii Marvin Russ, Huh Stidhalu, l,t-e Brown, Mark Quinn. Lotterrnenas Club lill I II'RXll4Tx's CLI ls--Firsl row, lvfl fo I'f,LflIfi Bt-n Lastvr, prvsiclc-ntg 'l'muniy .lurm-5' De-unit Murris, George Huppvr, John Carter, Norman VVarticn, Bnhhy Rust-, Mikt Kaffe-rty. Svmrirl rn-w: D4-waynv Grissmn, ricr-pre-sidvntg 'l'e-rry Grrian, llarry Harp:-r Paul Winfurci, Larry Lipparcl, Mark Quinn, Hubby Foster, Richard Culiva. 'l'hirrl rmv: .linuny Martin, secretaryg Butch Lucas, .Iinnny Curtis, Butldy Johnson, 1.4-1 Brmmn. Siclnvy Bc-111.54-, Kvnnvth Grissom, Coach Marvin Martin. lfmzrlli row: 1,4-iuoinv Scott, tr:-asurc-rg Don Stowe-ll, parliatm-ntariang Merlin Ryan, Alix-n He-nclrirk sun, C'h:u'le-5 Kricllvr, .lt-rry Smith, Hill Carter. 1 Intramural Sports Not only do the varsity athletes have a sports program, but all boys in the physical education classes have the opportunity to participate in the intramural sports program. There are eight sports in this program in which boys may compete. They are football, basketball, wrestling, volleyball, softball, swimming, golf, and tennis. Many boys have received intramural letters this year. To do this, one has to have a total of fifteen hundred points. The points are award- ed on the championships through the four school years at Webster on the basis of five hundred points for first, three hundred for second, and one hundred for third place. Coaches Bill Allen and Bill McMichael helped the intramural teams a great deal this year by revising the sports program and offic- iating at the games. The second and fifth hour teams took the championship honors this year. Fifth hour took first in football and basketball. Second hour captured second place in these sports. Third hour took first place in the wrestling tourna- ment. Webster's intramural wrestling team downed the Clinton Junior High School squad in a meet early in the year. Intramural Football Champions First row, left to right: Bill Holt, Harold Culver, Larry Yarbrough, Jimmy Farris, At Ed dD ldG' PID l.S d :Ch l'MD ldR'hd ry war s, ona oms, au uva econ row ar le c ona , IC ar Edmisten, Bob Campbell, Dale Groden. Third row: Clarence Lloyd, Leroy Roberts, Dale Trude. - I 62 'M - www y . 4-J.-L. ABM'-Bk y . fA'wf Ws3?' I '--0 ww. .. iv. . . N- iff' A! M K A an My, vis? l Wzntrh thzrt llm-. Dun. 2. Our IIIIIIIZIRVIAS luuk burn-cl. 3. Oh. riglmt in thu- jauxf I. l urg4'n-t tlu lull pl lu-r. .u, Un-1' ilu- stzulmm. lh.1t s .1 lun, th nl hull IIHZHII. xxxly. 13. Gum! fur Hawk, T. XVill hr'c'H'l'1'm111'tlu I 63 1 3:14 th. I he-rv x fl ' -. W N-4-.nk sw ...U-J-.4-...I Q i '6 5 .f ,Rl , 5. x I 5 mi k'AN xX NNHWX.. xsfw .xnxx ,. ,,i:.,A J f fu ' f gf f A S :-. .k,. , -, ,T hw I r .N - ' 3. 5: x f 'gli 1 ix , ' , ' li 4 We 45 , .M is 1 sie f - S., 3 xg A :4 xx Q , fps 3 fe A 2 -v Y .3 R lf k 3.Q,- ,A W 155 k.gX Va s. N-.R1,',, F I 55' ' A N. X il , I ' is 1 V xt n I U' 0 xl Q I 7 , WI, 4 e 4- 5 vi ap. f ll? Y i 1 9 al -I i ..'k ' if A A1! Xxx: ,C .eo . s Qimffwkairaz H ighllghts of th September 8-School began. We welcomed old friends and made new ones. September Z7-The first football assembly was held in Webster's Stadium. September Z8-The All-City Round Robin was played at Skelly Stadium, and Webster' came out with victories over Rogers and Central. October 23-Sammie Jenkins was crowned football queen. October 29-The newly organized Future Homemakers of America Club had a very successful carnival. November 8-Homecoming. Webster had many of its alumni back to drink tea and relive memories. November 19-The junior class play, Down to Earth, was presented. It was a great success. December 17, 21-Speech Arts plays, Stalag 177' and Nine Girls, were presented by the speech classes on two different nights. Stalag 17 had a cast of all boys and Nine Girls had a cast of all girls. December 22-The Cabbage theater, sponsored by the Y-Teens and the Future Home- makers, was held to get food for Christ- mas baskets. Mrs. lVIcDougal's class won the prize. December 24-January 3-Christmas holidays. Picture.s', top to bottom: Carolyn's big day. Have your fortune told by a Future Homemaker. The alumni return for Homecoming. Webstc-r's contribution to the Christmas parade. Little boys on big sleds. 953-54 Selwol Year .lam lfelzr l r'f1r mry 28-Y-'l'eens had a candle lighting eereinony, and the junior class had a party. zmry 2-'l'he senior class presented their play, Une Foot in Heaven, to an en- thusiastic audience. zmrgf 8- Mrs. Henry's core class entertained their fathers with a Father-Daughter banquet. 1l'l!U'l'lI 9-13-t l'epees to Towers, WelJster's 'l'alicade was presented for four nights. ,fljzril 9---Y-'l'eens held their annual Spring Formal, which was open to the entire school. xlflril I6-18-Easter vacation. April 29, 30-'l'he sophomore class play, Love 'l'hy Neighbor, was presented with a douhle cast. fling 8-The Junior-Senior Prom was held at the University of Tulsa Student Activi- ties Building. 1111111 20-'l'he seniors received their caps and gowns and later proudly wore them at the Senior Assembly and the tea. illnff 21-The Senior Banquet was held in the school cafeteria. The theme was Down South. illny 25?-Senior Vesper services were held in the auditorium. Mug 28-Commencement for the seniors was held on the campus of Webster. l'i1't11rr's, lop In lmttrmz: .lunior Red Cross's Daisy Mae and Li'l Abner. VVhy not let the Yflleens shine your shoes? Ile-ap hig Chief ol' the 'l'alicade Tribe. l'uture agriculturists at work. tt 3 lour years l've worked for this. H2 'Ts 2 ,Q wax, 5 Mew-5 1 ' 2 gf Q 34 'ik S 1 'l'l11' llllllllllf L'lllll'C,I tour Nlllllll' by flu' Srzzior Cm? 11ssf.s 1111.s tl hzglzhght of H7'0flIL'I'l10U!I' VV1'1'le. I 68 1 N . M 'S R , L -My 'w' X. X Tlwsv arf' flu' sluflvnls lrlm llllllil' llw rlimb. I 69 ' , ,S-,f ,,,0-f ,wwf-my-aff Selection of senior rings is a highlight of the junior year. Sophomores have a long climb ahead of them. I Graduation time has come for the seniors. 701 Sophomores I J Sophomore Class Activities JERRY SMITH, President OFFICERS J ovcic CAL'I'oN, Secretary MARILYN DUNHAM, Vice-President MRYNA LOY, Treasurer Mlss EUNICE MCARTHUR, Sponsor CABINET MEMBERS BEYIQRLY CANTRI-:LL MARX' GOINS KIQNNIQTH GRISSONI ALLIQN HAMILTON E1.sII4: Hi:A'1'oN ALLEN HENDRICKSON DONNA HILL MLIRIEL JAc:oBsoN The sophomore class of '53 and '54 has tried to become one to be remembered. The class was well represented in the various school organizations such as the Student Council, the Pep club, the Junior Red Cross, the Y-Teens, the band, the orchestra, the Future Home- makers of America, and the Future Teachers of America. Sophomore attendants to the football queen were pretty Janice Jackson and Linda Rice, While Bob Duffell served as Warrior Brave. Kay Phillips, Shirley Owens and Dale Nunley represented the class on the yearbook Board of Control. Sophs make next year's schedules with the aid of Miss McArthur. BILL LoLI.Is JULIANN lVIA'l l'HlS PATSY MA'I I'1II4ws B1:vI:RLY NIc:m1Ns GAIL Ow1:Ns NANCY SINGI-ik NANCY WIILR ELAINI-1 Woon Boys of the class comprised the strength of many of our competitive athletic teams. The social calendar was highlighted by a skating party and a farmer-farmerette party. While most students were busy with other organizations, the actors turned their fancy to the sophomore play entitled Love Your Neigh- bor, presented with a double cast on April 30. Winners in the various essay contests were Barbara Surratt, Muriel Jacobson, Donald McConnel, Jerry Smith, and Charlene Shannon. The sophomores have enjoyed this year and are looking forward to becoming juniors. A pretty sophomore flower lover. 'ff N t 25 A Qi 'Wm' - '- 'age .L 'fa iii 1 . . as C me n i' i r , g B ard iiii if I , A , in . i tk i t rv, K M C ' H ., ,fieax ft 4 Q I Vk.k AQ . Q 1 li :: -ffl C 5 X Vi A X, , K . - ly., Q ' , N t D -,Z I flmerw , , 5 ' .. , eil 5 A , I IM' YQ A isa oeeei ' gala' Gi, -- ' 7'E ,,3if . 'g i ef, lm in - nw-Q4 t ' if - li, . ix- 'f W ' H 1 E 'fi' . :V ,EQ , - ' Q A , fl i . i ' L QM Ragga- 7- f -- 'A A. .5 K -5 , 75 I :': A - s'S i fx . ' X . K ii A ' K ' i 4 Q i A it lk ' :. :-q ' 1 3 , Y I xx ::. . Vg, W I Vyk 'f E , it L tak? 1 r 2, ,fr , lawn... for hi , ap! + I A , , , -' J I 5 V , AM, yfwi liwif J First Row: Carolyn Abercrombie, Wayne Adams, Charles Apple, Robert Adams, Gerold Baehler, Louise Bailey, Tommy Baker, Leroy Baker, Glenn Barber, Mary Barnes. Second Row: Charlotte Barton, Tom Bates, Donna Beals, Mary Beighle, Ilene Berry, Leonard Berryhill, Faye Biddle, Helen Bilby, Joanne Bishop, Chester Blair. E ' -' Y 4 ' gg is is K K , w' f 'Si l: - si Q, ,V is l -,li fa. 2 1 ,9'i , E , 1 s 5 ,gf i e 9, in ,f,'s,erlj ,.emff,., Q -Nia .ef IF fl me at Q Third Row: Billy Blevins, Dollie Brady, Paul Brown, Leon Brummett, Danny Burton, Esther Byrley, Betty Byrne, Kenneth Caldwell, Joyce Calton, Tom Canady. Fourth Row: Beverly Cantrell, Joe Cantrell, Kenneth Casey, Francis Cathcart, Janice Champlain, Wanda Chandler, Billie Chapman, Carole Clayton, Pauline Claver, Jack Coillot. First Row: Shirley Combs, Dwayne Conner, Darla Covey, Margaret Cox, Dora Coy. Second Row: Gene Crabaugh, Roy Crabtree, Tommy Craw- ford, Glenda Crayton, Irvalene Cross. Third Row: Harold Culver, Jimmy Curtis, Virginia Curtis, Bill Custer, Ray Darnell. Fourth Row: Jack Daniels, James Davis, David Dean, Jimmy Dennis, Treva Devin. Qphomore 4 Q-, Y .Q-, g Q6 , 40 .J in :J 1 . K .tk Rss? in .ia D4 '- F? F A-ull 1 J - f ,savage A . i . K I Y , t I ' f ,Wg gvx A W I is X .z J 1 1 if 4 I t l l J I' . .. a as A F e 1 'Y 1. a 'F , , ,mt 1, R e G' ' N X ,Q A M gh if ,A t fl, be R 4 'ix V in i Q ' 1 4 I fx f 'A :gel if . ' J Q . , W :V h l at Q , ,, 'ef 3 F lr' F- ,,- ,,, t , l R ' '1 f. ,,,, f, . Q4 , L , f lla all ' 1 ll xt, A l irsf Row: Roy Dill, Helen Dixon, Bob Duffell, Ruby Dun- bar, Ruth Dunbar, Marilyn Dunham, Judy Dunn, Alfred Dupus, Bobbie Edgar, Phyllis Emery. Se'c'omI Row: .Iimmie Farris, Sandra Fennell, Freda Flick. Nelda Fitzgerald, Joann Forehand, Raymond Fort, Teresa Frye, Orvis Fugate, Janice Fuller, Verna Fuller. 1 .'rsI Row: Allen Hendrickson, Effie Henson, Bob Hol- brook, Bill Holt, Donna Hill. Sm-rmrl Raw: Pat Horn, David Howard, Shirley Howard, Stanley Howe, Robert Hulsey. yllllfll Row: Donald Hutching, Mary Lou Hutchinson, Harvey Hutton, Janice Jackson, Sherman Jackson. I U1H'fll Rrrw: Kenneth Jacobson, Muriel Jacobson, John Jar- vis, Billie Jenkins, Phyllis Jones. Class . 175.1 . it X1 4 K if ? X f Xi .X -M -if 'Z K X K K A W i -. , , i gi, 'P Q 4 kv- ff K 5' Third Row: Slyvia Fulton, Carol Fultz, Jerry Garland, Terry Gerian, Barbara Goins, Donald Goins, Mary Goins, Bobby Green, Perry Griffin, Kenneth Grissom. Fourth Row: Mary Guinn, Robert Hale, Eddie Hall, Allen Hamilton, Jimmy Hanks, Betty Hardin, Mar- garet Harrell, Ronnie Harris, Elsie Heaton, Jesse Henderson. 2 l 5? or 3 I .. N FA e 4 .ay . , fl ..: ..,, J i'- Q 'F H' T F ff fi,. ilS ' K fi? F . if J i f l J 3 fa v .r F fx fi ew' J Q ' 4 Q if se fi 't ,J if 5 L Y .B K . R ,, A 1, - , , 5 ' L' is J 5 . if ...J F ,e , ,,,,,, 4' 1 y- . X351 Q e X A i wtf 1 :tire A iv 1 ik., , bl ,,,. ,Q ,..,, .. S gigs s P to b Q 3' 'Q i 'V ' 5 Q J f' i i ,,?. . . . + ' j W' - , Q r e f. X' E 5 'ZX ' ff, 3 X F? 1 y X. . J ,rf , . W S i 5. Q5 5' 7 if V- S i'E,2Q-Sal' Q L ' A l . xl fif'eor2ff'Q'.5i J 3 I ,Q J- if A, 91 Iffrsf Row: Gerald Johns, George Johnson, Shirleen John- son, Glenda Judd, Karma Kelly, Buddy Kidd, Yvonne Kirk, Charlene Kirksey, Russell Kline, Richard Knox. 'cond Row: Charles Kridler, Phelicia Lane, Josie Lary, Carolyn Leggett, Larry Lewis, Larry Lippard, Bill Lollis, Lewis Long, Robert Lowery, Myrna Loy. ,ef 1 X f 4 we , yes- Ji is I '35 4 Q' . .ri sk N J x ,S . fi fi Third Row: Anita Lytton, Richard Mabry, Willis Martin, Donald Massey, Patsy Massey, Patsy Matthews, Juliann Matthis, Bobbie McAlister, Owen Mayo, Emily McCombs. Fourth Row: Donald McConnel, Faye McCutchen, Earl Mc- Daniel, Eddie McDevitt, Charles McDonald, Eliene McDonald, Helen McDonald, Pat Mc- Dougal, Jack McAlroy, Jackie Mclntosh. First Row: Carl McNatt, Maxine Mellenberger, John Met- calf, Lester Meredith, Bill Miller. Second Row: Beverly Minnick, Dorothy Moody, Charles Moore, Evelean Moore, Helen Moore. Third Row: Victor Morris, Bill Moss, Alice Myers, Willie Myres, Herman Najera. Fourth Row: Joe Najera, Beverly Nickens, Velma Nigh, Carolyn Nolan Barton, Dale Nunley. Q gg LI h 0 m 0 r 1' Q M 4 a i X X x ' C7 , gg Q fe- 'Stras- an R 4 . 1 I J J' , . H .ff ' V ,.,.,,g5gg . X W A lt f . f g, 1 f , 2 , l 1 i 2 A 4 l s ' . l , ,,v 5' V , f af, ,Sw ' P' -'f f . ' '- E Hia Q I l vl ' X sh As, W' . ,BY 'ii R .Qi r ai fy MN , it v C 'I 3 l First Row: Wanda Nunnery, Gail Owen, Shirley Uwens 1 Allen Pease, Maxine Pendleton, Joann Peet, .Ierry Pfannkuchie, Peggy Philpott, Anna Pleasant, Claude Posten. Second Row: Joyce Potts, Aleta Reed, Roger Reed, Roy Reed, Carolyn Reed, Jimmy Rhyne, C. J Reece, Linda Rice, Donnell Richison, Claudine Richmond. First Row: Nancy Singer, Louise Skeeter, Danny Smith Jerry Smith, Tommy Smith. S4-crmd Raw: Nell Steinberg, .Juanita Stinnett, Bob Stidham John Sullivan, Barbara Surratt. Tlfrd Rout: earl Surrell Darrell 'l app Nancy Teel Paul' Terry Jan Thomas. Iourth Rau l' lame Timmons Don Trusty Tommy Tucker Shirley Fyler Barbara Vanderlyn ass N a 1 l 2 A L 7 'J -J u , K Q li li A if L Ait: , c 1 A X Q' , t 7 xt . f . L JL ' l W S '3 Q ' 'L Q ,L K . ' ' L 'V l L J L lx r .N fi C M' JS Q 5 il X x Xffz 'll l l Third Row: Rolland Reisberg, Paul Risner, Barbara Robins, Tommy Robinson, Arthur Root, Bobby Rose, Lois Rotert, Lora Roy, Kenneth Russell, Flnis Sanders. Fourth Raw: Audrey Schumaker, George Scott, Terry Scott, Layman Seratte, Charlene Shannon, Gerald Sheppard, Kay Shields, Vernie Shirel, Ronnie Shroff, James Slavens. ,X ,J P . i ' 4 Nw . a l J ' '5-l flflldlit , ,lgg ,f ' x ' 1 1: ..,a ef tw X -14 ' ' , 'P . 9 P J K 7 y K I , A ,. ,, 'r n ne fgv Q ' C I 1 0 E :J 0 . I' .I 4 i l ' A x fllx' HJ? - s y x' in .. R :,. s , f+ t t QA, 'Q X da Q feb. ,Sli ,. . if 1 K t v-1 4,1 X r 1 W P? fs K 1 ui-'K la' W First Row: Second Row: Annie Vincent, Bill Wakefield, Don Wallace, Carol Ward, Jesse Watson, Marie Weiche, Charles West, Robert Whitaker, Bill White, Nancy Wier. Jerry Widdoes, Harry Wiggs, Adeline Wilson, Kate Williams, Pauline Pompa, Elaine Wood, Bobby Yarbrough, Mary Yeatman, Vincent Arrington, Kay Phillips. Kenneth Grissom, Shirley Owens, and Roscoe Ingram make charming farmers and farmette. E781 jp l ' K I L. , , Q lH5i5ll4!f '5.6l9l-TSYIIIJ E!'IE! 1-fx fa 1:- ?'is f791 .wq 2 UNICDRS Junior Class Activities OFFICERS Ml-ZRLYN RYAN, President Jo Lliwls, Secretary SALLY SPARKMAN, Vice-President Jlilsaxls Ml1.1.1ck, YH-1-asuni Mus. ONA Mc:CA1slc, Sponsor CABINET MEMBERS Rliomm Bvkn Dokoiiiv Kll'IS'I'I'1R Jo11NNv PARKS RICHARD Com-ZA IRIQNIA: NARDIN KM' Sllll'l.lC'l l' MARY Dl'IVIllf1 Mllkllrll, N1c1.soN Rim rFRliAlJXVAY The Junior Class of 1953-54 began the year's activities by electing class officers and cabinet members. Shirley Lucas and Rita Reynolds were the attractive queen attendants. Bill Scott was elected Junior Brave. Yearbook Board of Control representatives were Jeannie Dondlinger, June Rutherford, and Claud Gautier. Nona Holt and D. W. Bridges served on the yearbook editorial staff. A hobo party was held January 28, and 120 juniors attended. Teachers attending were Mrs. Murrel McDougal, Mrs. Opal Boydston, Mrs. Ona McCabe, and Mr. Byron Oliver. Junior cabinet officers who guide their class. Class rings were chosen February 17 and 18. The largest ring size belonged to Eugene Hooker, and Norma Vincent had the smallest. The junior class play was a delightful come- dy, Down to Earth. Those in the cast were Norma Ledford, Bill Bailey, Wayne Eitzen, Charlene Sikes, Carmelita McDaniel, Carolyn Groendes, Phyllis Harper, Bernice Carr, Claud Gautier, JoNell Lewis, Johnny Parks, Milton Dreger, and Tom Wilson. This has been a profitable and exciting year for the juniors, and they are looking forward to an even better senior year. Prize winning hobos from the Junior party. Q'-mf .fry- Xuiiifv 'VI Hunan, --b......,,,,,,, ......w.,,. ,fl frm' of flu' llolms from 1110 Y-Teens and Fllfllft' Ilonzvrmzlcz is .lznzior vlzzss Hobo fmrly. lzvlping' with Lvllbllllgil' tlzwznri' Srmzr' NI!'II1!N'I'.Y OfffIt'.lllIIi0I'f1ffl1fl,'!lSf ns rliwgf upf1m1n'r1 in L'lJfm'11 fo Ifm'!lz. Part of thc l't'IlII'iIl,Q' cmzzzazillrf Sf'lUCfi7Z'Q' flu' cfluss play. Q? C27 llxxiifl, VVLISSI l'R Jrxlok C,xisiNic'i'wI,f-ff m right, suaurzl: Mrs. Ona McCabe, sponsor-9 Julanv Miller, Mcrlyn Ryan, Sally Sparkman, .Io Lewis. S!una'ing: Mary De-Vue, Kay Sliiplc-t, .luhnny Parks, Rita Treadway, Richard Coin-a, Durnthy Kivstvr, Irene Nardin. Not I'iL-111:-ul: Rhonda Byrd and Muriel Nelson. I J 81 ' ts A :A .Q f i. V ,. .. if 5. p f b f , , ..k. I' k 1 - - 2 3. .1-. sn ,,. f xy Q ,D pt. I ' 41. .fi I 'pi l 4 ' N gl 'Q .i . if .L A I First Row: David Acton, Royal B. Akins, Edward J. Alex- ander, Robert Alexander, Larry Allison, Thomas Apker, Joy Armes, Paul Aubrey, Bill Bailey, Norma Ballard. Second Row: Paul Barnett, Gilbert Barton, Doris Barnett, Shirley Bryan, Margaret Beach, Angela Beard, Helen Bennett, Betty Bennett, JoAnn Bilby, Donna Billings. fx: hi. 1 r i '2- f X 'J -. --' W f ' fig ,C i n p ,ix ly 1 es . like F - riz ,i 1+ R, B, , . D 'F W . X Af- Third Row: Charles Blair, Barbara Bolan, D. W. Bridges, R. Lee Briggs, Ronnie Brillhart, Donald Brown, Elizabeth Bruner, Jimmy Bryan, Jerry Burdick, Rhonda Byrd. Fourth Row: Mark Calvert, Wilma Camp, Judy Campbell, Robert G. Campbell, JoAnn Carder, Bernice Carr, Jack Casey, Roland Caves, Billy Champ- lain, Don Childers. First Row: Jimmy Clayton, Nlary Clowes, Maurice Clynia, Manuella Coffey, Richard Cohea. Second Row: Barbara Cole, Charles Cole, Paul Conley. JoAnn Coplen, Phyllis Corbin. Third Row: Ralph Cosper, Dorothy Craig, Vivian Cravens, Lola Crowe, lVIary DeVoe. Fourth Row: Betty Dixon, Reba Dobbs, Bobbie Dowell, Jeannie Dondlinger, Louis Downing. Eghlunior e'l', We 14 4 l. ' -0 v W ,., gif. AA' 7' lf, V 5 . ' , 'F u Q I 14 ' I A 'V I 1 , A , .. xx X , 4: i Y I lf 1, f lf' J f 9 , iw, 4 Q -rw J k if Q 5 ,f .,, A,. 5 . ,ae rw, , 4 we mg 1 L L, Ta , I, 1' ' f F ' if ' Y lil - J 1 ,flvilf Y i 'L' L J J Z A l1 A Y F29 5' , Zvi' l i ,k,7 , x V Z: .S . . .. v t , f X ss y .g . nk A t i 7 .IP ,a e lf? :X fi. l i rs! R mv: Martha Downing, Nadine Davis, Milton Dreg- er, Georgeann Dunham, Jimmy Dunn, Lita Dunn, Paul Duval, Richard Edmisten, Wayne Eitzen, Wayne Emerson. Second Row: Foster, Janice Fowler, John Fr Cantrell, Maxine Garrison. Firsl R mv: Nadine Houston, l2ll!.ft'llk' Hooker Ronalcl Hutchings, Faye Hyatt. Svurnul Row: Ruth Ing.-:lc-tt, Don Jenkins, Floy mona Johnston, Ruby Jones. 'IW irzl R ow: Robert England, William Enslen, Ted Esk- ridge, Betty Faulkner, Rhonda Eurit, Clyde ance, Barbara , Jerry Hunt, Johnson, R a- Barhara Kaufman, Dorothy Kiester, Lorene Kilpatrick, Wendell Kleiss, Norma Ledfortl. Fnurtll Row: Bobby Lee, JoNell Lewis, lNIarian Lovell, Nancy Lowery, Lou Ann Lowe. n igyl Q Third Row: Claud Gautier, Charles George, Louise Gober, Jean Gilstrap, Gary Gilmey, Darrell Goss, Ken- neth Gourd, Joan Green, Judy Groom, Carolyn Groendes. Fourth Row: Edna Hale, Jim Hale, Harold Hall, Eddie Han- nock, Charlene Harrison, Phyllis Harper, Bar- bara Harvey, Imogene Hayes, Oris Hoffman, Nona Holt. 3 cyl , I Y .Q .. -x, , L, : We 5, Q, :Q -, ' , ,sv V ff 5 .- '. s . X A ' L.. P . r 1 ' if L 1 A , 1 K 51- . M . -I A ,--- S . Si , ' ,. Q ,I ' J ' Kms' 5 fri, Few i Ti R? ' , 'Q P R ' -',i ' . I ,S tlrk , E Q -1 hkyk. :L i , K K J I, I I X .. .i, K t 'Q f kk I l It ' 5551 f-'fig X as ff' 4' K ..L,L 1 , .. , e ,kfi ,N F ' ,1 : we A .., sf. - ' ::' I .. it .yo il K 1' K In :- i -f5:. A f , H . . Sl . ' - is 3 , 5 'I 5.3 . :AAL A -. ' ,. ..i:- g Vx L wk' K J l i. , L ssr l X . s f First Row: Se Bill Lowery, Leon Loy, Clarence Loyd, Wilson Lucas, Shirley Lucas, Shirley Lusk, Gecene Marshall, Patricia Martin, Martha McAfee, Carnielita McDaniel. cond Row: Norma McDonald, Odell McKnight, Tommy McQuary, Bob Mays, William Milam, Bruce Miller, Julane Miller, Roger Mills, Glen Mont- gomery, Jean Morgan. .Q X , Third Row: Joyce Moreland, Frances Morris, Geraldine Morrison, Jerrene Moyer, Martin Najera, Irene Nardin, Muriel Nelson, Richard Nelson, John Newman, Carroll Nichols. Fourth Row: Fi S e LeRoy Nicholson, Woodrow Norwood, Betty Padgett, Ida Parker, John Parks, Averon Par- rish, Sherel Pedicord, Phil Peery, Dixie Perry, Joan Plumlee. rst Row: Carolyn Quimby, Mack Quinn, Mike Rafferty, Madeline Rainey, Sue Ramsey. cond Row: Bill Ratliff, Don Reeves, Rita Reynolds, Shir' ley Rhyne, Norman Ridley. Third Row: George Robinson, Sue Rogers, Elizabeth Rog- ers, Margaret Ross, RaJean Rostine. Fourth Row: LeRoy Rotert, Jack Rudd, Barbara Russell, June Rutherford, Wilmer Ryan. lg Junior -9 .f' 'e' 7 T ii S 'M' B7 T ,fit if 3, K X l if ii if I' ,L- li 'S fi 1 Q NK, is K I if ,l f',.7'f 1 3 Q 7? 3 l ff' N K' Y, Q' Y 0 T l 7 3 T fa ,f 4 First Row: Third Row: Merlyn Ryan, Anita Sander, Kenneth Savage, Sylvia Taylor, Shirley Terry, Phillip Tewell, Benny Schaum, William Scott, Charles Scott, Kathryn Thomas, James Thompson, Melba Ronald Scott, Peggy Scribner, Norena Sharp, Thompson, Judy Tilly, Beverly Trammell, Rita Robert Shelton. Treadway, Bill Trouba. S1-cond Raw: Fourth Row: Naomi Sheppard, Kay Shiplet, Charlene Sikes, RRY Tyler, Bobby Valentine, Slllflfy Valentine, Barbara Smith, Delbert Smith, Sally Spark- Norma Vincent, Ronald Waldroup, Judy War- man, James Speir, Walter Stevens, Don Stowell, nook, Eugene Wutsffn, Joan VVCHVCF1 Jack Earnest Sumerall, Welch, Don Williams. if ll? 'Q First Row: Jeannie Whitchurch, Donna Wilburn, Tommy Wilson, Bobby Wilson, Gail VVinters. Second Row: Harley Woods, Ronald Wright, Imogene Yates, Betty Young, Karl Young. Third Row: Paul McNatt Class . ISU . ..,. A x Q 4 1 My. , At last, we made it! We'll be seniors next year E861 - vw sim 7' 2 W. TL. ' ,,g'f f ya, . , , 4 :ff '- T ' ' 'L'T f X - ML.. W.1,,b:,,,5 W nf ' HG: ' W 'Aff rdf , L Vriwg, I wg, , V 'lf' ' AMY? . 4 fx I ff,.z.f5z'7f:1?4': . A 3, my v,Ql'x??' Y:1:3r,'7ff W' UW ww 1' ' eff, 145 ,w A 51 L87 'QQ zxtff., , . Ti?E??ff ' 6 ' A Q! Q 1 Seniors Senior Class Activities OFFICERS HARRY HARPER, President .IAN GUINNEY, Secretary DEWVAYNE GRISSOM, Vice-President THELMA MCDANIRLS, Treasurer MR. CECIL JOHNSTON, Sponsor CABINET MEMBERS JIQRRI' ALDRIDGE PAUL Drums VIRGINIA AYERS MARIAN GIVENS Luis BROXVN JOHN INGRAM WILLODEAN BYRD HUEY JUDRINS BRICE CHISNI WALSII5 LAY Members of the class of 1954 prepared for their senior year in their junior year by elect- ing the next year's officers. They also elected Paul Dykes to serve at Youth Court. Sammie Jenkins, Paul Dykes, and John Ingram were chosen to attend Boys' and Girls' State. Miss Sammie Jenkins was chosen to reign as football queen. Her attendants were Mary Hanna and Beverly Rudd. Dennit Morris was chosen Warrior Chief by the purchasers of the yearbook, and Bobby Foster was chosen Brave. . We started the year off well by supporting the sale of pom-poms and various other activities. The stars of the senior class showed their ability by presenting One Foot In Heaven, our senior play, February 5. Taking the leads were John Ingram and Shirley Lancaster. The supporting cast included Paul Dykes, Donna Cook, Lynn Turner, Lee Brown, Don- ald Coulter, Kay Twist, and Betty Wildhaber. In order to put the play over in a really big Senior Chopins, Shirley Naifeh SHIRLEY RIILIL EDDIE ROSEBORCJUGII BEVERLY RUDD SANDRA RUSSELL LENIOINE SCOTT LYNN TURNER way we had a ticket selling contest. The various core groups were divided into two teams. They were the Creeps and the lVIarstonscheinbergers. The latter won, so the Creeps had to give them a party. Lee Brown and Sue Webb brought honors to our class by placing in a state-wide essay contest. Among other things the seniors promoted was a Learn to Dance Party. With the end of the year approaching we found ourselves busy with plans for gradua- tion. The speaker chosen for Commence- ment was Dr. Melvin Barnes. The theme of the Senior Banquet was Down Southf' The Junior-Senior Prom was held in the Student Union building at Tulsa University, May 8. We danced to the music of Ted Rogers' Band. As we leave the halls of Webster, we feel we have had four full years of education and pleasure, and we realize we have received much more than we can ever repay. Members of the Senior Core and Lynn Turner. class say cheese E831 4' ,., .5 V R' .X K A , 2 I Q: - ' gy - 1 Q Sw-tm , 5 L if- ' iHUil'1ll'IUI'.S' goof! 4'iIi:.m1.s'l1i,l2 funn an uu'a1'1l. Boys !t'I1I'Il to raffle for fllfllft' 4'111r1jq'w1f1f N f11'f'.sw1lzzfilw- fo Hays' mul Uirfs' Strlfw. .S'1111rlm fm'fmrw.w for Il IIll.YiIlt'S.S' 1'm'f1lim1 W ww Si XIOR Cxlslxi-1 'Swan-11, lair lu Grissuni. .lun Guiniil-y. 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