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

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1955 volume:

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' ' RN' fy WENYYTJ -' - 3, kf .. .Qii,Q1'1':,V3f5ew -L m J , A 5, , 1- 'F q' 'S 3' ' . x.: 'iw' if ' X' , 'R ,I,'V' 'ff-'f '3'A,74'5 f,.g3f.::iw A 'H'--' I ' . y ' 'Milf-fl? 'ff vff' 4' Un fi ' 1 'm i ' H Q . - ' X -' ' v - v, 9 -' z f ?-- - , , .mwg'gy if-M f M 'v',,m:,As,.e:'-- , .. :....: - 9, N ' ' 'W X U71 . ,,....,. f. . .. Lt! U, V! , Note the beautiful grounds, convenience of facilities and smartly designed buildings. Our school is both unique and fortunate in having such spacious accom- modations. In Webstefs school activities and work we join hands to learn to live co-operatively with others. E181 '-v il iv 4-as og V Leadership Numerous activities are of- fered at Webster. Of the many who are students some must take the responsibility for plan- ning and executing the details of our programs. The necessity of leadership is apparent and the satisfactions are available to all who are capable of sharing the responsibilities. Shown at the left are .lerry Smith and Mr. Oliver who represented our city of Tulsa in the Freedomls Foun- dation program of the year, an event of importance held at Valley Forge, Pennsylvania. Service Our needs are satisfied by many who often go unrecog- nized. School news, plays, and programs, reading material, sup- plies, and even our food are only made possible by the constant effort of groups and organiza- tions dedicated to our cause. We should pause to consider the many accomodations which are made available to us as students of VVebster. Shown at the left is a visitor of the Senior Officers class who is offering a selection of graduation announcements for their approval. Lzoj Duty and Leisure Activities at WVehster are planned to give the students an opportunity to enjoy as well as learn. Our curriculum permits you the part of both entertainer and entertained, maker or user, voter or electee. Here, you can attend a dance or learn a voca- tion, be an actor or applaud an act. Anyone with the ability and determination can become a part of the numerous programs which are available to the entire student body. The size and the nature of our school permit these things and we of Webster Senior High are honored to be a part of them. Senior boys at right make cookies. Sports A wholesome spirit of compe- tition and the development of health are important considera- tions in our athletic activities. Greatly varied are the selection of sports and the opportunity of each of us to enter into them. Some of the qualities We strive to impart are: determination, excellence, and sportsmanship. WVinning is secondary, as it should he, but the spirit is para- mount with our personnel. VVe feel a close relationship of unity in all the events undertaken at our school. We feel it is unique. The view at right is basketball at halftime. l21l Q, i,a,.,,k4, , ki W i ,Lim 'iff -if 5, U Sdn 5 ggi. ,A4 V' ., s 1 S D Ai X , t. 'S Practicing leadership is a privilege and an opportunity to those of us at Webster who will have it. YVe recognize its value as well as the obligation accom- panying it. Shown in the top photo is 'tl3utch Lucas, Student Council president, being in- stalled by Mr. 'l'. ll. Broad, principal. As he receives the gavel he also receives the re- sponsibility of planning for you and l. Competition is a principle of leadership. In the center photo are the designers of NVebster's llandbook cover. 'l'heir work was awarded first place in a contest open to all students and a cash prize was awarded them. They are Gordon Snidow, Bill Lollis, .lerry Hunt, and If YV. Bridges. In our school Democracy is a daily practice as a matter of procedure. Equal opportunities are available to any who wish to seek office. Nominating, campaigning, and voting are familiar procedures to us and we hold these privileges high as a heritage of our way of living. The photo at the bottom is a group of students who are exer- cising their right to vote. l22l Student Council Offlrezs Seated: Phyllis Corbin, secretaryg Rhonda Byrd, nee presldent Wilson Lucai presldent Nolml Vincent, parliumentarian. Standing: Nancy Teel corresponding' secretary Mr Byron Ohm-1, sponsorg Uris Hoffman, chuplaing Jerry Smith, treasurer Inter-School Council Seated, left to right: Norma Led- ford, Bernice Carr, Barbara Vander- lyn. Standing: Jo Nell Lewis, Mari lyn Lunhuni. Sponsor, Mr. Oliver. 23 Student Council Representatives fa. I ,gay if il Q l ir-sl Row: Irene Nzirdin, Mellm 'I'hmnpson, Beverly Cantrell, Betty Sheppard. Sevmul Row: .Iininiy Tucker, June Rntlierfornl, Carolyn Groennles, .Io Nell Lewis, Charlene Harrison, Ann Shepherd, Mury Given ' Iavia IIui'l'nmn, Carol Hyde, Peggy I-Iollingslieucl. 'l'hir1l Row: Glen Sums, Iiluin out s, I utsy lN'I:1:-.sk-y, lNI:u'ilyn Dunham, Norma I.eclfm'cl, Jeanie Dnmllinger. Fourth Row: Charles Kricller, Billie Jenkins, Mary De Vue, Betty Snyder, .Ierry Burdick, D. VV. Bridges, THE STUDENT COUNCIL AIDS US IN MANY WAYS GIVING SERVICE The people on the following pages are dedicated to serving your needs. Many skills are in- volved so that our ends may be more than adequately met. lVIuch time and energy have been devoted to us. Indeed, a large part of our students are actively participating in these various groups and organiza- tions, learning as they plan for the future. Of the most conspicuous in their service to us are those who afford us news, books, and sup- plies. Uthers help us with safe- ty, our records, maintenance and program sets. See photo at top of Stagecraft. The office staff has helped each of us at some time as the center picture may illustrate. Y-Teens is a girls' organiza- tion of great size dedicated to developing proper attitudes and mannerisms. It does much to help us into adult behavior. Occasionally students having special abilities are called upon to aid us. 'l'he bottom photo is typical and shows a group of girls preparing food for the supervisors banquet held here. l29l -M ,J 'T-Tia 5 94' 4.05 I ff' r f f I if lt, ill L-ff' ,MZ l l L, E X x . , X s 5' m Q , M. an , 11 f X '94-You ti YEARBOOK Sfated: Jeanie Dondlinger, D. W. Bridges, June Rutherford, Nona Holt. Standing: Duane Woodring, sponsorg Eddie Rickard, Gerald Baehler, Pat Kappel, Dorothy Knappenberger, business adviser, Judy Tilly, Kay Phillips. EDITORIAL STAFF JIQANIIC D0Nm.1Ncs1cR, Co-Edimr D. W. BRIDGES, Ca-Editor NONA HOLT, Business Manager JUNE RU'l'H1iRFORll, Secretary DUANE WOODRING, Sponsor l3OROTIIY KNAP1'rgNm1RGRR, Business Advisor Eumczr: MLIARTHUR BARBARA KAUFMAN BOARD OF CONTROL SRNIORS: BARBARA KAUFNIAN, SluR1.1-1Y CIWRRY KAY PHILLIPS EDDII-1 RILLRARD JUNIQ RU'l'lll-IRFORD, D. W. BRIDGI-is GIQRALD BAlQnl.liR PAT KAP!-1111. YEARBOOK CLASS R. Llili Bklucss KAY GARRICTT ANITA SANIHQR TOM CANADY JOAN H1l.ToN PAULA TERRY JIQANIIA1 l-JONDLINCEIR DON .IRNRINS JUDY T1I.l.Y EARNr1s'1' DOWNINU IDONNA .louis BILL WILSON ART STAFF JIMMY Dl'fNNlS, DAYID DAYIUSON, RUILAND RIRSBIJRG, GORDUN Srvwow, Cover Design T261 Tulsa School Life Staff ,'2'g 'N Smtrd: Norma Vincent, circulation nmnagerg Naomi Slwppurfl, editor-in-chiefg uncl Curmclitu lVli'Daniel, associate Editor. SIll7ldf7l.Q'i Janice l owler, ussuciatr- eclitorg l :1lI'llE'SI Duwning', .lvrry Hi .A n Al mt, Robert Alexumler, Stanley l'IuzuJ, Mlm Durothy Knzippe-nln'i'g,'c'r, altlvisf-1'g Jimmy Rliynu, Jerry Garland. Plmtography l. Q in A 44 W Q 2 K . ' Q U VY Nl- 'Q 1 1 A vt Q. ' tx ge v N 1 A l Q, I fix? Bl +140 My rw K71f't'li7l,Lf'.' Arthur Rout, Toni Cunzuly. Slmirling: .lunws VVyzmt, bill Vincent, Bill VVilsnn, und Mr. XVumli'iiig'. instrlu'tm'. l27l Library Left to right: Billie Jenkins, Elaine Wood, Sharon Twist, Helen Moore, June Rutherford, Kay Shiplet, Mrs. Mildred Wilson, librariang Danny Smitht, Ruth lnglett, Kute Williams. Nat pirtzzrerl: Alice Akers, Janice Fuller, Rita Tredway. Officers of Safe Driving Club I - KW Left to right: Kenneth Grissom, Tim Cole, presidentg Nancy Weir, Mr. Dou l 28 l 4 X is Jil glas Holt, sponsor Bookstore Seated, lrfl to right: Beverly Cantrell, Kay Phillips. Stancling, left to righf: Kay Shields, Sne- Reed, Joyce Caltun, Peggy Philputt, Mary Hutchinson, lilaine Tininums, Linda Rice, Mr. Wiley Hanininck, sponsor. unior Red Cross 'I , Swziefl: Mrs. VVilsnn, sponsurg Mary Givens vice-president: Billie Jenkins, president, Elaine Wcmrwtl, secretary, Mary De Vue, treasurer. 'lrsf Row: Linda Mills, Darlene Qiyglgi Kate Wllli3l1lS, Barbara Goins, Irvalene Cross, Nancy Wier, Janice Gibson, Phyllis Jones, Carol Pleasant, Pat Martin, Betty Yuunq. Sl'l'f171d Row: Annie Vincent, Barbara Poplin, Ann Bailey, Norma Pendley, Mary Hutchinson, .Incly Grnom, Ruth Inglet, Shirley Owens, Sylvia 'Paylmz 'l'l1irr1 Row: Danny Smith, Kenneth Caldwell, Gurclnn Snidms. xlhxeyil: Sally Sparknian, reporter. E291 Office i Sitting: Muriel Nelson, Charlene Sikes, Faye Hyatt, Charlene Harrison. Standing, first row: Mary Goins, Betty Bennett, Betty Rosehorough, Norma Ballard, Shirley Tyler, Faye Biddle, Effie Henson, Jeannie VVhitchurch, Jo Nell Lewis, Carolyn Groendes, Peggy Caves, Pat Martin, Nona Holt, Bernice Carr, Dorothy Moody, Gwen Trammell. Sec-mul Row: Gene Hooker, Jimmy Hale, Barbara Cole, George Johnson, Nelda Fitzgerald, Harvey Hutton, Betty Dixon, Norma Ledford. 0 if Uffice M anagers W Left to righl: MISS ROSEMARY PRIMM Registrar' MRS. ELIZABETH ELLIOTT Aftf'?lf1ll7IL'l' Clerk MRS. FERN YOUNG Office lllanager E301 NTT.:-.mmf ,H ,kph E '2 as omg f lash an Mb f,,l1,32sQ:T ag.32af:,:a2vg.:z.i 1 nw H Q 424.17 Nassau fl A Qs. Uffice A ttendance Left to right: Mary DeVoe, Charles Scott, Rhonda Byrd, Stmzding: Mrs. Catherine VanVleck and Mr. Leslie VanNoy, sponsors. -sqm... in Lef! to right: Shirley Lusk, Martha McAfee, Koren Cooper, Muriel Jacobson, .Ioan Barber, Barbara Surratt, Nadine Cooper, Sue Ramsey, .loan Plumlee, Frances Morris, Beverly Cantrell, Melba Thompson, Phyllis Anderson, Shirley Owens, Patsy Massey, Mary DeVoe, Darla Covey. Not in picture: Beverly Trammell, Georgeanne Dunham, Helen Bennett, Carolyn Quimby, manager, Mrs. Fern Young. U11 2 ii-We il , Cafeteria First Row: Delores lngram, Bessie Cheek, Mrs. Hazel Jordan, Mrs. Edith Ranck, manager, Beverly Duke, Vera Bishop, Darla Cnvey, Linda Sullivan. S1-cond Row: Jim Ogden, Mrs. Ona Dunn, Viola lN1cFarland, Mrs, Elsie Rice, Mrs. Maude Morgan, Frank Myers, Virgil Miller, Lester Meredith. C us todians s .2 in Left in right: Mr. .lack Phillips, Mr. Charles McCarthy, Mr. Melvin Kilgore, Mr. Jesse Cullisun. Noi xhrnvrz: Mr. WVilford St. Clair, Mr. Herschel Tankersley, C. C. Clements. l32l lta gecra f t 'ip Iirs! Rm:-: .luhn Parks. Lester Nlererlith, Charlene Hzlrrisnn, Dixie . A '., 'z ' 'ill '. Pun ln luxls Cunl l ltl, Betty Hale, James llryzin, Mr. llnflsun Wilcox, cozlcli. S!'4'fl7Ill Razr: Claude Pnsten, 'l'in1 Cule Bill Scutt. liarnest Sunnnerzill, Bill Trmllm, Vlfayne liitxen, Darrell 'l'z1pp. .Xierun Parrish, .lm Cantrell, Billy VVz1kel'ielcl, Harvey Hutton. Thirzl Row: Allen Hamilton, Georg:- Sviutt, Bill Nluss, Allen Hentlricksun, Buclcly Kidd, Ted liskriclge, Ruger Mills, liill Bailey, Lewis Lung, lfinis Sanders, Merlyn Ryan. Not fIll'fll!'f'!lJ Jim Farris, Genrgge .lulinsuln .linnny Burke 'l'mn Smith. .lean Gilstrap, Duruthy Muucly, .lininlie Burns. ,-ll1.wr'nI: .lulzxne Scliuinuclu-l', Kay Phillips, VVilnm Camp. S1 . Y bplullsh Club so CJ 3 4-9 e 1 E 4 K tt, Dun Childers, Nliller, .Mlrlrey Fzrxl Rm:-: .lmm Green. treasurer: Phyllis Rau- Jones, secretary: Yirtur Morris, pr:-siflentz liantlnrxn ,Xnn 'l'lnnnus. xiveepresidem. .Srrfnzll Rm:-: llurene Kilpatrick, Maxxina- Gzlrrisuu. Viviun l,:1m'3, Carmelitu NlCD21niels, Nurinu Nlvnunulrl, Mrs, Nurtlin. sponsor. 'l'l1irfl Rmr: ,Xnnie Vinre-nt, llavirl .fXrtm1. Nliltun llreger. xtvlkijllt' l'l.lllf'lKSUll, .lucly Dunn, Ray Darnell. Xml pil-mf,-fl: l ll2llll , . vuufl i . l33l l Y-Teens Ufficers 1 .gafj ' 1 ' -, A .. A , . aa. B 5 . v Q f - ' A on Q -fx - sau 4 1, , '..'.x4. 'QLZQ-,-Q, .snuuI ', Q Q 19, ,',gsnav' qfgvof '.nusnss '0 V' v qntuxsfg O gmaih: t -:mn 6 ky nf- Qyzg. . Leff In right: Shirley Luezxs, Barbara Vantlerlyn, Charlene Harrison, Jerrene Moyer, Carolyn Gruenrlvs, Beverly Cantrell, Angela Beard. Sponsor, Mrs. Gerber. Y-Teen embers First Rave: Louise Bailey, Pauline Bond, Shirley Terry, Beverly Trammell, Charlene Harrison, Anglea Beard, Beverly Shaffer, Shirley Lucas, Betty Rosenborough, Phillis Warden, Barbara Jordan, Susan Ragsclale, Darlene Civ ' Donna Willis. Second Row: Shirley Tyler, Shirley Ranneger, Peggy Naifeh, Put Martin. Carolyn Groendes, Melba 'l'hompson, Wanda Holt, Joyce Plumlee. -loan Hilton, Norma Ballard, Janice Gibson, Phyllis Coffey, Anna Jean Sheppard, Mary S ' Carol Aubrey, Pat Massey. Third Rm:-: VVilma Tovvnsley, Charlotte Snow, Jerrenne hloyer, Norma Penclley, Nlava Huffman, Betty Rickets, Marilyn Dunham, Kay Garrett, Mary Lou Hutchinson, Pat Kappel, Sharon 'l'xvist, Shirley Ovens. E541 Most of the entertainment and a large amount of work and planning comes from this unit of organizations. The Tuli- curle and Corormlimz as well as all our music and assemblies came from them. Many hours of practice or rehearsing were necessary that a versatile and pleasing school program could be presented for your enjoyment. The majority ol' our student body has at one time or another been connected in some way with these things. Talent has been tried, skills developed, programs planned and oppor- tunity for expression found. As a vital part of this we must mention those who are dedi- cated to training for the future. Among them are the l .H.A., F.N.A., l+'.'l'.A., D.O., and D.l'i. In the shop, the office, or the home, our groups are organized to serve each of the student's needs. It is with this eye to the future that we rest confident of the plans we are making for tomorrow . lilmlos m'f': Gxisimoii 'l'lil-2A'1'1aR PLM 1mAif'i'iNo CLASS Plil' R,uii,x' Nfl Fllftllrfl' H onwnm lrvrs SJ l ir.s't Row: Mary Beth George, Rosalie Moss, Sliirley livans, Sue Ramsey, Juan Plunihlee, Frances Morris, Donna Billings, Nlellia Thmnpson, Carol Pleasant. Seemirl Row: Mrs. Ucletta Lewis, Nadine Ilouston, .lucly VVarnuck, Dolores McConnell, Ann lVleCafl'iety, Shirley Cumbs, Kay Sliiplet. rlllllfli Roz:-: Carroll Niclwls, Barbara Jurzlnn, Dnnnu VVillis, Donna Cope, Juliann Mathis, Martha George, Mrs. Mary Sehneicler. Future N urses T, ,, . Seated, lei! In righl: Barbara Goins., yice-presiilentg Carol VVarcl, treasurerg Helen Bilhy, presirlentg Mrs. Bernice Hupkins, sponsnr and sulinul I1llTSt'Q Charlene Shannon, secretaryg Maxine Pendleton, assistant serretury. Sfllildlily, left In righl: lilain Tininnuns, Roberta Hayes, Nurnia lWCCarrull, Ann iVIcCal'l'iety, VVauleali Rutlierfnwl, Beverly Duke, Verna Fuller, Adeline Wilscvli, Janice Fuller, Peggy llnllingsliearl. fllzsrill: liileen NIc'Donalcl. Kay Phillips, Irene Nartlin. Joanne Nielson. U61 Futurv Tl?llf'llPl'S N ., 5: -W Slumling, lr!! tn righl: VVuynr- F.lxu-x'smi, .Ir-unie lJIPllCiiillg9I', Kay Shiplet, Ruth lnglvlt, Put Nlurtin, Audrey Schumacher, Br-tty Yllllllg, Nancy Tvvl, Annif' Vincent, Norma Vincn-nt. Snzlml, lwft In riliflzl: Wundruw Newwoud, D. W. Bridges, Mrs. Murrrl Mcllnligail, spunsurg Jllllt' RlItiH'l'i'KlI'4i, .lamicr l cmlc'r, Curms-litu Mclluiiivl, Nalnvy Wim-r. Vocatimml Machine Sharp Qin lfirxl Rau-: Jzunes Curtis, Ronald Hlncliiiigs, C. J. Rec-cc, John Jurxis. Danny Buvtuli, Roy Rercl. Srrrnzrl Rum: Gerald Juhns, Billy Se-ratio, .Inc Cmiimq Dun XVilliums. Paul Rism-r. 'l'l1irzl Rm:-: Danny Burtun, R. Lee Briggs. Ronnie- Slimff, Hurnlcl Hull, Raynmnd lfnrl. I UlH'fll Row: Karl Nlclluliivls. Charles XVest. .hum-Q Dania, Benny Schuum, I.:-un Brumme-tt, Rulnvrt .Xcl:xms. Mr. lmlllllllli Dvxxvy. iIlS1I'llCYlll'. 1371 DiU!?l'Sifi0fl Occupatio 14945. 4 First Row: James Slave-ns, Bob Duffell, Ronnie Wright, Jerry Pfannlauclie, Curtis Reynolds Ieiox Rodert Suomi Row: Wanda Nunnery, Betty Snyder, Jackie Welch, Toni Cranford, Delbert Smith Urns liigare Mr l P Chandler, sponsor. Third Razr: Gene Crahuugh, Ronnie VValdroup, Melvin Nur in ox Nic io son I nn MLC u IIN Ralph Cosper, Ray Tyler. I mzr1l1 Ron: Bob D. Green, lflddie Hanoch, Franc io I3 ia owen lN uxin VVilkins, Bert Akin. fllmmll: James Bryan, llelen Lone-ry, Glenn lllontgomerx Distributifvv , Education First Row: Hessie Wat:-son, Margaret Harrell, Marie Lowery, Thomas Apker, Charlotte Barton, Mr. Wiley Hanu- nlock, sponlaorg Mary Guinn, Josie Lary, Helen McDonald, Ruby Jones, Jerry Rice. Sen-mid Rrmz: Lorene Roy, Lola Crow, VVilma Laxton, Elsie Hea- ton, Jean Morgan, .lane Daniela, Nancy Lowery, lwary Beigjhle. Third Row: Ronald Scott, Clarence Loyd, lidclie Hall, Floyd Johnson, Osee Milam, Claude Gautier, Leymon Serzitte, Gary Gibney. flbsfxnt: Jack Casey, Bob Mays, Judy Campbell, James Speir, Kenneth Savage, Don Richison, Bolmliy Valentine. i?-Sl Mel-U-Dvars :un .-'Q' I Ir.s'I Rare: Betty lfeterly, Floyce Hatley, Phyllis Harper, lfrankie Jobe, Frances Bridges, Uecene Ilolden, lfveleen Moore, Beverly Minnick. Srcmzrl Row: Mary Ellen Gregory, Frances Robertson, Patsy Ross, Bonnie Cantrel, Netra Ann Holt, Martha George, Novell Slankard, Lita Dunn, Helen Dixon, 'l'l1irrI Row: Phyllis Sykes, Norma lNlr:Carrol, Karen Trednay, Donna Spiers, Geraldine Barnard. Carolyn VVest, Geneva Taylor. Nadine Davis, Imogene Hayes Deliolt, Betty Dixon. C hair i't ' Q , Q. Am l ir.vI Rare: hlaxine Mellenlierger, Netta Ann Holt, Ida Parker, Her-sie Cheek, Phyllis Harper, Pat BlcDougal, Shirley Vance, Uecene Holden. Mrs. Vincent Patrick, director. Srrorzfl Row: Mary Fllvn Barnfielcl, Manuella Coffey, Bonnie Cantrell, Sharon Twist, Marie Wi-iche, Imogene Hayes Deliolt, Betty Lou llale, liexerly Klinnick. Vlvllifll Razr: Eileen Mellonald, Lita Dunn, Nadine Daxis, Mary liulmanks, Edna .lo llale, Betty Dixon, Nancy Singer, Helen Dixon, Dora Guthrie. l m1rll1 Roni: Roller! Alexander, lioh Dowell, Gordon Snidow, Buddy Kidd, Darrell 'l'app, John Nz-woman, Phil Peery, .lim Bryan. N01 fIil'l'lll't'IIJ Paul Brown, Duane Collins, Sylvia Taylor. .lm-rnzlfzrzrzixl: RUIIIUIHI John'-ton. lvl Y 5, A li M a :KW- Hand Bmul Queen DTXTE Pica nv Qui-vii Dixie was crowned on the football field hy Drum Major VVayne Ritzvn. It was a very colorful ceremony. The hand forined a heart while playing Thi' SYl'f'f'flIl'lll'f of Sig- 11111 Chi! l'ir.s1Rfm': Paul Duxal, John Nl:-tcalf, Nlatleline Rainey, Band Queen Dixey Perry, Larry l.:mre'm'r, Charles Applv. rm-mul Run-: Nelda l itzg'rral1.l, Burhara Goins, Phyllis Coffey, Romalec-n Royal, Margaret Runs, John Higgins, VVillis l'll1lKfl'SUll, Harold Craig, Bruce Miller, Arthur Rout. , This group in striking attire is seen at all festive oerasions. 1 rm1t: Wayne liitzen, Drum lwajnr, Dixie Perry, Band Queen. Back: Ju Ann Bilby, Charlene Sykes, Jerrene Moyer. Third Raw: Ori:-a Hoffman, Bob Buck, Charles Blby Rldmncl I'ClllllSI6l1 Ierry M lrlel C lenn C1!Llxl1lll1 l llls Duu hty Bobby Hill, Carl Thompson, Jerry Burdlnk Charles Mmm Wayne lwtten Urchestra First Row: Sally Sparknian, Judy Gramm, Darlene Givens Paul Duval, Charles Apple. Ser-mul Rmv: Barbara Bulan, Betty Busby, Len Yar wrong 1, .erry Marler, Kenneth Carpenter, Susan Ragsdale, Irene Narclin. 'l'I1irfl Row: .lim Farris, Mr. Dennis Kellllier, director. flb.w'11I: Carl Xltlllllg, Alice lining, Ricliarcl l llll1ll5f4.'ll. Organis ts Left to righf: Jerry Burdick, Susan Ragstlale, Phyllis Coffey, Martha George, Ramona Jnlmstun, Irene Nardin. V E421 Talicmle Board of Control lfucl: Rau' fin Ilfillwr left corner of f1fl'llll'l'jI David Acton, Jerry Burdick. Next to buck row: Sally Acton, Dwayne Conner, Mr. Bolt, Miss Jarvis, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Patrick, Mrs. Schneider, Mr. Wilcox, sponsor, Mr. Woodring, Wayne Eitzen. St'l'U7lt11fUYL',fl'U771 front: Frances Morris, Margaret Cox, Betty Sheppard, Novell Slankard, Lester Meredith, Sue Ramsey, Wauleah Rutherfortl, Betty Young, Martha George. Scared: Joan Plumlee, Norma Vincent, Carolyn Quimby, co-secretaryg Carnnelita McDaniel, chairman, Effie Henson, co-secretary, Charlene Shannon, Irene Narclin. Nor pit-lured: .lim Farris, Charles Apple, Madeline Rainey, Judy McCoin, Arthur Root, Phyllis Jones, Bruce Miller, Shirley Ilowarcl. Assonlbly Planning Committee l irst Razr: Joyce Calton, Elaine Wood, Betty Young, Char lesie Harrison, Joan Hilton, WVauleah Rutherford, Sally Acton, David Acton, Lester Meredith. Ser-rnul Rau-: Mr. Layton, Sophomore faculty representative, Mr. Duval, Junior faculty representativ:-g Mr. Johnston, Senior faculty represnntativeg Mr. Wilcox, sponsor. l43l 1955 Taliclule Presents I. Backstage stars 4. Barbasol Sal gets her beard 7. Prologue to the Cayest Show on Earth 2. Spirit of Happiness and helper 5. Two Ton Tessie 8, Acrobat in training 3. Human pyramid 6. Our smiling clowns 9. Fairies dance across shadowland U41 Hnppilmss for Sale l W' sf' iw. I ,. , ' ' g ,, A famous dancing clowns 4. Aba-daba-daba say the monkies dancing on lop of thc world 5. Our magic jack-in-the-box e old jug band 6. Singing seamstresses sew l 45 7. Finale on the back lol' 8. Dancing dolls come to life 9. Wooden soldiers on parade l a 4 'Q ,HW -Q , . cact- M iss Daniel Webster XVII CAROLYN GROENDES Miss Daniel Webster XVII was crowned in assembly by Richard Cohea, Warrior Chief. This is a great honor and we think Carolyn is worthy of it. Queen and Attendants SALLY Acfrox C.ixRoi, Funrx SHIRLEY 'FERRY Fkfxmzns lVloRR1s Joyczn Po'1 rs Br11ck1.Y SHAFFER CAROLYN Gkoiamins 46:I Warrior Chief RICHARD Comm Richard Colwu, VVz1rrior Chief, wus elected hy VVehster students who purchased year hooks. The VVebster student body also chose as most representative of their class three VVurrior Braves. Chief and Braves DLX-XNIC SAMS, Sophonzorv lircwc Dux S'1ncm'1a1.1., Senior Brzzvv R1c:H,xRnColl1a,x,Cl1if-f CH.AR1,ics KRm1,1aR,.l1n1ior Bram: I , i, Q it sre 3 ri.. i . A21 W lf47 5 Plmarunm of Coronation lt is always a memorable occasion when VVilson Lucas, co-captain, and attended by 0111' 11111111211 fl111'P11 is C1 111'11f'f1- Ci11'015'11 Ricllard Cnhea, Captain. On the right she Grnendes was selected by the vntes of our 1 student body and is deemed as nmst worthy in virtue and appearance. Miss Daniel VVeb- I H I ster XVII is shown below being' Crowned by V1'l111'1'101' Clmal' is I Will places the VN arrim' bonnet on Richard Cohea, who was chosen by the student body as nur ! at E ,ey School Spirit There is something special about Webster that other schools do not have. Unlike the other high schools of Tulsa we are not so large that we cannot become personally acquainted with one an- other. This condition breeds a closer companionship among us. It gives us a feeling of unity and a greater desire for cooperation and understanding. Our school spirit is like that of a family, to- gether in all things. Cheerleaders W- . ., :...w-Miha-'lffmnt--v Left to right: Janice Jackson, Bernice Carr, Jo Nell Lewis, Faye Hyatt, Norma Ledtord Betty Dixon, Juliann Matliis, Phyllis Harper, Carolyn Groendes. Absent: Carroll Nichols Sponsor Bliss Millie Boone. Bilby, Shirley Terry, Jerene Moyer. I 49 l K Get your yearbook while they're hot. 5. Pull that line, man, pull! Making decorations for Christmas. Our photographers at work? rd? l 1:- l'll meet you at the snack bar. 9. Fireman , save my child! Webster yodelers. IO. Booker T, Quartet appears on our Gee! Look at the models. brotherhood assembly. Manufacturing yearbooks by the dozen. L so J A well rounded sports pro- gram with excellent supervision is available to all students at VVebster. Intra-School compe- tition is offered for those who wish to specialize in athletics. Intramural activities are held for the regular gym classes, includ- ing both girls and boys. Swimming, baseball, football, basketball, volleyball, wrestling, track, dancing, and baseball are the most prominent choices. Some others which are offered are: golf, tennis, hockey, and ping pong. Boys trying to make the school team or wishing to excell in their athletic abilities have the sixth period reserved for this purpose. We have been honored this year by having members of these teams named as All-State, Regional, and In- tra-City champions. It is unani- mously agreed among us that our sports program does much good and creates a feeling of unity about our school. Sports photos on the right include: Top-- WVebster's Regional Wrestlers Wliddlef Basketball action Bottom - Girls dancing practice . t cf. M 1 :: . ' .ui - J V. A Q 352 1- ., A ., D Football Looking back on this season of 54-55 we should not judge the excellence of our team by the scoreboard. A never say die Warrior gridiron fought hard after their l'irst initial set-back but couldn't break the win skin until our second meeting with Central. This was our season's most memorable game with the inspired VVarriors fighting to a 13 to 13 standstill. VVe were defeated in the next game following Central by Broken Arrow, Q0 to 13. The last two we played were Pawhuska and Okmulgee. They were victims of our on- slight by good margins. We owe a debt of gratitude to the boys who played so well for our school. Mk. Blu. hlChlIKIll.XlfI. ffnrleli 1 2 SR ' xg NW? 4 . Don Jenkins was named All-State back. Richard Cohea, tackle, received special All-State mention. Butch Lucas, lt, , 62 together with Don and Richard were named in the All- Dox Jldklxs flll-Starr' I 1111lmc'ls VVehster XVebster Webster VV:-hster Mu. VVIl.I.l.XXl Al.I.liN Com-I1 City team. S c 0 r 0 s ALI.-CITY Webster tl Rogers Webster 6 Central 6 Rogers 32 VV:-bster O 0 Muskogee 39 Yvebster 13 6 Sapulpa 13 YVebster 13 0 Bartlesville 39 VVebster 14- VVebster 26 Pawhuska U23 1 13 ti S. Springs Central B. Arrow Okmulgee ti 39 13 20 7 Bill jggtt Butch Lucas Richard Cohea Ierry Smith Bob Dowell Tim Cole Woodrow Norwood Bob Rose Football Letterman . Butch Lucas . Charles Scott . Kenneth Grissom . Butch Lucas , Charles Kridler . Bob Alexander . Victor Morris . Merlyn Ryan Y S51 David Howard David Dean George Robinson Kenneth Grissom Allen Hendrickson Richard Cohea Maurice Clyma Don jenkins uwyi-'K mmf' Football A-Squad om . -IJ rl .- , ,N . fm ' A X ji i if x- A, ' in . - n J . H 5 59, 46 Un, floor: Butch Lucas, Ricliarcl Cohea. lfirsl Ron-: ' 'harles Scott, George Robinson, Jerry Smith, Danny Burton, Bobbie Powell. Seefnlzl Row: David Dean, David Howard, Bobby Rose, Don Jenkins, Kenneth Grissom, Bob Alexander. Buck Rove: Allen Hendrickson, Merlyn Ryan, Malilriee Clynia, Jerry Garland, .loe Najeru, Charles Kridler, Victor Morris, Wodrow Norwood. Football B-Sqlmll iw? of XYT? F91-VR54 in 4 I-irsl RKAZU, lezzeeling: WVillurd Charlton, Danny Maher, Jerry Poe, Bill Gilstrap, Dave Parks, Duane Sums, Paul Robinson, Glen Sums. Srcrmzl Row: Joe Conine, Bill Turk, Bob Bagley, Leroy Baker, 'l'oniniy Scroggins, Hike Dean, Larry Lawrence, Tommy Pinkley, Don Hendrickson. Third Row: l'erry Griffin, Harvey Hutton, Sain Burtee, Roscoe McDaniels, George Scott, Kenneth Caldwell, lflbert Foster, Paul Dania, Bob liddinglield, Jerry Douglass. Fourth Row: Earl McDaniel, Gene lluley, Charlie Reeves, C. W. Wzlrcl, Richard Reel, Bob Welch, David Jones, Dan McAllister, U41 foacli Mr. McMichael. Wrestling Squad SiI!ing, left In right: Phillip Tewell, Jerry Smith, Charles Kridler, Kenneth Grissom, Jim Hanks, Paul Aubrey, ill Sc Wilmer Ryan, Ernest Summerall, Terry Gerian. Second Row: Robert Adams, Deari Garrison, Larry Lawrence, Gene Haley, Robert Eddingfield, Jimmy Rhyne, Dan Maher, Don Hendrickson, Glen Sams, Norman Rice, Jimmy Curtis, Loren Holden. Third Row: Coach Curtis Turner, Bill Turk, David Dean, Donald McConnell, David Howard, David Parks, Tommy Pinkley, Mike Dean, Paul Brown, Paul Robinson, Joe Conine, Sam Bartee, Gerald Baehlor, Ellis Douhnty, Don Apicer, Coach Marvin Martin. Basketball A-Group 1 .. A Y First Row, lvft to right: Mike Rafferty, Mack Quinn, Don Stowell, Don Brown, Don Jenkins, Jim Bryan. Svcnml Row: Wendell Klies, James Thompson, Louis Downing, Phil Perry, Bobby Dowell. Third Row: Richard Reel, Bob Rose, Bob Stidham, Bill lyloss. Fourth Row: Larry Lewis, VV. G. Allen, coach, Tommy Bates. lifl NJ, Bnslrvtbn ll 1. Brown, Don 9 Bryun,Ji1n1ny 3. Dowc-ll, Bob 4 lJOXYl1illg',L0lliS J. Jvnkins, Don 6. Kleiss, Wendell T. Moss, Bill 8. Quinn, Muck 9. Rafferty, Mike' . Stowell, Don Il. VIWMOHIPSOIT, Junws I 96 1 BllSL'PlIIlll l VVinning twelve and loosing only eight the Webster roundballers made an impressive showing this year. After loosing the first game by a very close edge the Warriors rolled up an impressive string of eight consecutive vic- tories. N'Vill Rogers then upset us and we began a see-saw battle which left us with five wins and five losses. NVith the able coaching of NVilliam Allen we placed fifth in the Conference Play. Don Stowell was named to the Conference team and Don Brown to the City Squad. .lim Bryan made the second City Team. Other spark plugs were Mack Quinn and Mike Rafferty. After seeing the squad in action this year we are antici- Jxtinv' the coming season vvith considerable ho Je and with 3 3 5 good reason. Webster Webster Webster NVebster Webster Webster VV:-bster VVebster Webster Welmstei' Q9 39 56 51 56 39 G6 37 '1 'B T15 Scores Alumni 30 Webster 58 Springfield 35 Webster 42 Fayetteville 38 Webster 59 Springdale 45 VV:-bster 49 Cushing 47 VVebster 39 Ukmulgee 37 Webster 39 Central 48 Wlebster 50 Burtlesville 42 VVebster 39 Muskogee 43 VVebster 55 Rogers 62 Webster 49 RFGIUNAL- Muskogee '13 Wlebster Supulpa Sand Springs Okmulgee Bartlesville Muskogee Rogers Supulpa Sand Springs Fayetteville Central 3 H 625 ,. R' f ,4 . , .. iv Va ' QW 9' -M az..- ' 1 MR. Wu.1.iAvi .'Xl,l.lfN lfoaeh e 15 1 A Dos Slow: 1 1, flll f.'fmfere11t'e ffllllillfl lump shot by Maclf .... He flies through the air .... Points for lrish Mike Mk. Ci RIIS 'Flksrik Couch fe elif , , , XEZWV Q . 1'.x1:1, AUISRICY All-State Wrestling Record Eight boys qualified for the State VVrestling Tourna- ment. Paul Aubrey, Bill Scott, Ernest Summerall, and Kenneth Grissom placed in the State Tournament. Paul Aubrey was crowned champion of the 136-pound division and was also voted by the coaches most out- standing Wrestler of the tournament. Bill Scott placed 4th in the 130-pound division. Ernest Summerall placed 4th in the 115-pound division and Kenneth Grissom placed 4th in the 148-pound division. This year is the first time our school has had a squad made up entirely of Sophomores in addition to the regular squad. Webster 14 Perry 22 December 3, 1954 Webster Ponca City 24 December , 1954 Webster Central 24 December , 1954 Webster Rogers 20 December , 1 954 Webster Blackwell 22 January ti, 1955 Webster Rogers 16 .I anuary , 1955 Webster Sapulpa 7 January , 1 955 Webster Bristow 12 January , 1955 Webster Central 21 February 4, 1955 Webster Okla. City February , 1955 Classen 23 -, 3 4 Kridler wins again .... Tewell riding herd on Central .... Take him down lock ' Wrestlilzg Jimmy Hanks Jerry Smith Glen Sams Charles George Robert Adams Paul Aubrey Terry Gerian Kenneth Grissom David Howard Charles Kridler Wilmer Ryan Bill Scott Ernie Summerall Phillip Tewell IS9 is I. Travis T011 m Ffrmt Row: Coach Howard, Jim McVeigh, Mike Nichols, Leroy Baker, Allen Hendrickson, Wilsnn Lucas, Dun Jenkins, Genigv RUlJll'IS0ll, Bulb lflclclimgiielcl, Hubby Ruse. Svcmul Row: Dun Hen- clrecksun, Dun Apkrr, Charles Apple, Nlaurice Clyma, Danny Nlalier, Dan McAllister, Paul Davis, Nlike Dean, Bobby Yiil'lJI'UlIgll. 'lllzirzl Roz:-: Jim Ili:-nc-n, Jerry Douglass, Tumniy Scrug,'g'ins, llarolml Tlimnpsnn, Boll liag-li-y, Jerry Poe, Elbert Foster, C. VV. VVard, Joe Najt-ra, Willie Nlye-rs. l 01crtl1 Row: Gene Garrett, Paul Robinson, Ray Williams, Dave Parks, Larry liawrenci-, Fred Bllllllllllllll, Bill Turk, Dmicl Jones, liulwrt Croix, Bill Hull. Hendrickson Leaps .... Watch that Speed Limit! .... jenkins Winds Up , wasif ii Q, :iw ,nm mm f ? Q ii 'J fe 'sMf.,.i. ai Lettermenhs Club A First Row: ' Allen Hendrickson, Mike Rafferty, Bob Rose, Tom Bares, Joseph Najera. Second Row: enneth Grissom, Merlyn Ryan, Nlaurice Clyma, Woody Norwood, Larry Lewis, Glen Sams. Third Raw: hlack Quinn, Charles George, Earnie Summerall, Paul Aubrey, Jim Hanks, Jim Curtis. Fourth Rau-: Terry Ge-rian, George Robinson, Bob Stidham, Jerry Smith, Charles Kridler, Herman Najera. Fifth Row: David Howard, Don Stowell, Louis Downing, Victor Morris, David Dean, Bill Holt. Back Row: Bob Dowell, Coach lwarvin Nlartin. Tennis Imft to right: D. YV. Bridges, .lim Dunn, Je-rry Hunt, Coach Marvin Martin, Rolwrt Hulsf-y, Mack Quinn, Don Broun. E611 Baseball .B'f 'j flfflv. F045 First Row: Jerry Garland, Paul Aubrey, Duane Sams, Carl Young, Phil Peery, Jim Bryan, Jim Burns, 'l ' Coach McMichael. Second Row: Don Johnson, Arnold Hensley, Bob Dowell, Harvey utton, ill Moss, David Dean. Third Row: C. H. Lay, Charles Reeves, James Thompson, David Howard, Bob Stidham, Gene Haley, Perry Griffin. Golf S1I0'l.U7l here: Victor Morris, Dan Maher, M. O. Cozart, Coach William Allen, Bob Barret, Herman Najera, Norman Rice. E621 Intramural Football Champions First Row: Quimby Robinson, Carl Adams, Don Reeves, .lim Burkett, Don R. Brown. Second Roni: Lynn Turley, Glen Barber, John Connatzer, Tom Wilson, .Iim Mathis. Third Row: Ken Grubb, Don David, Leroy Troxell, David Thomas, Bill Trouba. Fourth Row: Coach Marvin Martin, Danny Smith, Jerry Hunt, Phil Peery, Ken Russell, Wayne Emerson. Intramural Sports Varsity athletes are not the only ones who have a sports program. Intramural sports are offered to all the boys in the physical educa- tion classes. Those who want to participate in athletics sometimes may he unable for various reasons. Conflicting schedules and working are frequent cases. This year seven intramural' sports were offered to the gym classes. These sports were flag football, basketball, wrestling, softball, track, ping pong and volleyball. The contests between the classes are held in the morning before school and directed by Coaches Bill Allen and Bill McMichael. Intramural sports offer the boys a chance 63 to earn a letter award as well as a chance to practice competitive sportsmanship. These letters are awarded when the student makes a total of fifteen hundred points. Points are given in this manner: a student receives fifty for participating in each game and if his team places first, second, or third he gets an ad- ditional number of points toward the intra- mural letter. Championship honors were well distributed this vear. Fifth hour ffvm class won the flaw' .. 334 F: iootball championship, third hour was tops in basketball and first hour took the honors 7 m wrestlmv. VVe look u on our irowram as D T1 an achievement. J Girls Sports The girls participate in many athletic activities. .Xt the begin- ning of each year the girls usually start by playing baseball. 'llhen tryouts are held for teams in field hockey. Everyone knows when that time comes because the girls have battered shins as proof of it. VVhen it becomes too cold for outside sports we change to volley- ball, basketball and other sports fitted to the gymnasium. Une day out of the week we dance and do exercises. In the spring and fall we have posture pictures taken. These are helpful especially to girls who wish to improve their figures and develop a better carriage. The dance rehearsals for Tuli- earlf' were held in the girls gym and man y of us learned n e W rhythms. Girls Sports 'l'l1f-re are lH'0SXYllllllllllgl'l1lS5t'S xxliicli are cliviclecl in swimmer and non-swinnm-r groups. 'l'xxic'e a week the-se girls liaw tlie oppor- tunity ol' using the pool. Nou that spring is liere we are anticipating more outdoor sports. Softball is tlie one we anticipate most although we eacli have our favorites. VVitli everytliing con- siclerecl we feel tliat we are fortun- ate in having the great number of activities to participate in. E if Q ' 5' t - A ' ,egg ikk , iq: 1 N Q. Z,p,k EL, i t i , t iii, t s , ii i ig i at t ttt t MISS Nlll,l.lli BOONE Girls Pl111.x'iz'r1l lfzlzzmzlifm I P ' - ' f bf' :ih- X 6 W 1 1: W 9' ' - ,wg , l ,w,. 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In 5 ' el M -f LARRY BEAUCHAMP A A CHARLES BENNETT I I 'Q -1 1- v S, ' JOAN BENNETT I - ' ' I g X J , -14 CHARLES BIBY A- 3 L V' I RICHARD BIRD M S. P ,. , I V , 1 I RAYMOND BISHOP Miss, I -QPJ Q LBJ 3 VAI v ig 1 II? I SE? ij? .. I E655 If 0PHOMORE CLASS . I ,.. 2 A A I 4 A fr, ,115 3 4 by ' X In gg R fyxs K V I ' A-Si 3. ff X Q51 V 2 in ff I I 3 5 ' Q: :i. A ' : .RL R E701 , c I I VERA BISHOP ELIZABETH BOLAND JIMMY BOND PAULLINE BONDS JEWELL BRADSHAW JOYCE BREWER WILMA BRIDGES TED BROCK ROBERT BUCK NELSON BURRIS BETTY BUSBY ANN BYLER JANICE CADDELL DOROTHY CAMPBELL KENNETH CARPENTER ROBERT CARR CHARLES CARTER VIRGINIA CHAMPLAIN BESSIE CHEEK JANICE CHILDERS JIMMY CLINE GLEN COCKMAN CAROL COFFEY PHYLLIS COFFEY ui 11' , -v- , V S234 ' T V A ff if I A I if I I I IA I A I A L, ' ,V , - f ' , . gfgz-'xi 1 r L' EL lsm ? K X I W Lf0'f2?XA4rA I ' I I 5 A 'I 5, O ' 5 43' :ZIV ia ff: A I ' tk nz 3 ' ,ONE TL 1 ,.- Yigwkm , I , 'N i fa, x7 1 - I - 1 .I I A f A? if I ' If Q' 1 . X' ' MARTHA COHEA JOHN COLE TIM COLE DAN COLLINS WANDA COLLINS WARREN CONLEY KOREN COOPER DONNA COPE ROBERT CORBY M. O. COZORT HAROLD CRAIG FRANCIS CRAVENS LADEMA CRAWFORD MARGARET CRAWFORD LARRY CROW BEVERLY CURTIS GERALDINE DAVENPORT DAVIE DAVIDSON DON DAVIS PAUL DAVIS MIKE DEAN DONALD DAVID WYLETA DEAN RUBY DICKERSON NINETEE HU DRED FI FTY FIV ALLEN DOHRER I , CHARLES DOUGHTY ,3 ,P Pl JERRY DOUGLAS A '-', J .f' : '?+M, ' RONNIE DUBUC 3 fi 1 gf gli HERMA DUFF ' I 'f . BEVERLY DUKE 'X 1 A ' X . X , ' X ,A ROBERT DUNN ' A . JOLENE DUVALL A I W V , . . . DELMAR EAGLES gg 'L I Q f -fl? ELLA MAY EAST ig, L - ,Q il ROBERT EDDINGEIELD ,,q , SI' I DORIS EDGMON - I 'RB'R ,f A If SHIRLEY ELLIOTT A MERLIN ELLIS ' K4 A K I WILLIS EMERSON , 153 I YQ' U 'I ' HOMER DEAN EVANS iw , A , ALICE EWING mf' .,,,.f- - A M A BETTY EETTERLY if - ..R I ,,6A 3 Y Q X -5 ' 'L A My AA f J- ' , I JACKIE FLOYD . DON EORESMAN V ' . ELBERT FOSTER '52 Q gi ,ff if JOE I-'OSTER 3 gg, L13 I MARY FOUTS - I P, I ,. ,H . I ,, I A DONNA FRYHOVER K X 1 I ' I I f f fS i at E711 Q I YVONNE FULTZ . .AVQ P I . JAMES GARDNER Q A A . A 5 A A RONNA LOU GARLAND it A ,dy L59 X A Q ' 43 A ' 'Q EUGENE GARRETT L Q f Y Q j! A , fl KAY GARRETT I S AAC R 'E I If DEARIL GARRISON I I ODEAN GARRISON , if I ! MARY BETH GEORGE A .Ah A 3, 1 . I JANICE GIBSON .ga OW S ff Q2 ' ,.., BILLIE GILSTRAP Q 5 h WW Q Q EL ' 3 DARLENE GIVENS AW H ' V X ' MARY SUE GIVENS H V , ,Y p N. I 2' I ., I .fn p A I 1 YH Nf' , 'L 3 K' 7 REATHA GREENE I TOMMY GROVES ' fy 3 Ag, A -,, . .. Ea. '- 5' S13 ffl! GENE HALEY -fn .- - Y-65, I Q ., A Q I I 251, JOYCE HALL I 1,59 2 O ' ANITA HALLI-'ORD -,2, ' I Rs In V, 96' 1 AA'V. f J DONNA HARDIN X :' ,faffi L 17' L X ' BARBARA HARDING , I ' PATRICIA HARMON L A -B II , I J A I Ig. M I ROSEMARY HARMON , 4 3 ' W ' W A 'ab I 3 DONNA HASLEY ' , K V.,, 3 in i if E-',: 3 L xg W FLOYCE HATLEY 5 O A W f . Q 'Vh L I I ., 'V - , W C ROBERT-A HAYS .J 1 .A 95' 'L if ':'I I ' O f fi IAYE L- 1 ' I A AII I I,2'f f ff- , , E FRANCIS HENDRICKS A I I 4 ARNOLD HENSLEY f E ,I 4 , ,E m .-Q' I DARRELL HENSLEY it 5 4.4.3 h gijx I LORRETTA HIBBARD ' - A ' I JOHN HIGGINS 'Q I L V' I Q. 'L H Q , BOB HILL S ' CAROLE SUE HILL DOROTHY HILLHOUSE A JOAN HILTON .-., . MAVA HOFFMAN - - LORAN HOLDEN 1 2 fu S' 5, I PEGGY HOLLINGSHEAD f I . O WANDA HOLT A A I ,. ARTHUR EUGENE HUMPHREY I Q. j A Q ' 5 in CAROL HYDE L s V ' A DELORIS INGRAM I A I SHIRLEY JACKSON V X X LARRY WILLIAM JACOBSON . - ' 2 Zi ,-.E -2 E . DONNA JOBE A3 Y l , ERANKIE JOBE A , 'K .Q 4 SUE JOBE - L DOROTHY JOHNSON VALASKA JOHNSON 1 A DONALD JOHNSTON .Y A QA 'J ' Q I X r W! 0' 4. L 72 1 LVI I DAVID JONES my ' , L' L ,Q , - M, BARBARA JoRDoN . , 1, ! A ,W V Q yd - I. ilu: fi PAT KAPPEL M1 I - A-M' J. L. KENNON THURL KETCHUM M L ARTIST KINI: lf! .wbn ,V A X F .L , lf.: 5 LINDA KIRK L L LEROY KNIGHT L L JERRY LAMBERT LY LANGLEY 9 LARRY LAWRENCE C. H. LAY fa LOREITAFAYE LISTER DONNA SUE LONG ' Q . ' DAN MCAIJISTER ANN MCCAFFIETY ' L f L L NDRMA MCCARROLL 'K ROSCOE MCDANIELS D VIOLA MCFARLAN ENE MCMAHAN MADAH MCNULTY DARL .L 'ae J eg L 'f 'T ' .J f L5 I X 2 ! Q X by I JK ,X K .T I 19' L is L ILL I . X A 5 ,af Q 4 3 K JACKIE Lov 1 , X 9 A xw E ll , if 42 3 'Y ,R .. 1 I I BERNICE MCCOMBS DELORES MCCONNEL NINETEE UNDRED FIFTY FIVE Vg L L Q 1 x , BILLY MCQUARY , fx: rg J ' , JIM MCVEIGH DAN MAHER ,K m DON MAHER A 'LL , .3 MARCIA MANESS ALLEN A I x I Q X HUGH MANN I , Rw,kxx IC, X ,iff E X ,If A . JERRY MARLER V jf b L SHELBY MATHEWS L, M 'V A . 'L Z CLARA MATHIS AW lq. 9 MQ 'KW isa L SANFORD MAXEY f -1 N ' L I , is ,sg DALE MAXWELL A I 5 A . A ,V ,C V QQ, W KAY MAYS ji ' .jf fffzwf f V N fL'fx,7f f L M ,f If 2 'I' I VIRGIL MILLER E 5, v V LINDA MILLS A M JAP ff 1 PATRICIA MITCHELL ff? fa 7 4 BT' ' ag A av L Q REBA SHIRLEY MORELAND W LI 'f'2ifL M in A A . lg, b ,, ROSALIE Moss . . I L - .5 L L FRANK MYERS A I . , I - L' gf LLL L ,, Lx LL 4,5 L 3' LL LL PEGGY NAIFEH ' -I' X CLAUDIA NAVARES If A Q, I an , MARLOW NEUSCHWANGER 3 '51-gl I. I ,.Z, ' If? , L PAUL MILE NICHOLS A M ' 3 JOANNE NIELSON h I L A l A E' I ' 'M JIM OGDEN A ' I X ' Q , fi ' 'LL'L I If . ,I . X ,K , , . h . E731 , A JULIA OGDEN ,L A I LINDA OLDENHAGE ' A I ' Y DAVE PARKS A H' 3 ' 37 I Y . I ' l 1 If' I ' A A in 'F' 33 f , JOYCE PATRICK , fx L., . - 24 K JAY PATTERSON , X' Q A Av ,J . GRANT PEET j 'fh, ,,,j'- 3 ' - V I ' , ,. 3 5 X ' 1' NORMA PENDLEY DANNY PESTEL DARLENE PHELPS EARL PHILLIPS TOM PINKLEY CAROL PLEASANT JOYCE PLUMLEE JERRY POE BARBARA POPLIN -' BETTY DORIS POYELL BERNICE PURDY SUZAN RAGSDALE SHIRLEY RANNEGER MAURICE REAGLE SHIRLEY REEDER RICHARD REEL CHARLES REEVES PATRICIA REEVES 2 A II rj' -3 Y E. A 'I,,, ,rs 'W' ,Q 1 ky -I A . ,,-' I Ky il I ' .r In 7 - O I A I A' 1 14 I I R12 by - .. 5 . gf ' , K .K A, X A I I I ., rf mf ZI, l 9 R I ERS ff Q5 . . Y' .. VL X A -' I If E -. I Q xii? 1 0PHO 0RE CLASS v vj 6 ,..l q K I gg if Il? 3 .- I. I ' ci I IX-A Af I a 5 3 ,I i NORMAN RICE V , i 5 VIOLA RICHARDS V I - .. A - A V- V xg? HARVEY RICHARDSON I 5 a-A1 gf- Q9 EDWARD RICKARD '- BETTY RICKETTS ' 41, I I I , JIM ROBINSON T131 A I Sf? I Qjg't'kIMUi Ri A .I 'J gfxi . I . ,, . Y' 'H ffm if IAS 'L rf .N 3' Q I ff A ZW Aj-aw ZX .4 I 'gf sig I- ff f QUEMBY ROBINSON BOBBY RODGERS DALE RODGERS H - , I -ffl JOE ROGERS I H I C I KAY ROGERS I ' NANCY ROSE if U . , W I q gs I., I. I f if J I L A , , WILLIAM ROSE 'Xi Y - ' 4, g if PATSY ROSE 'R PM - A.. I ,, 543 . ENE ROYAL 14,3 N, J, ,Q-h, I X .V ROMAL I I 4: I I WAULEAH RUTHERFORD 'M I j Pj' GLEN SAMS DUANE SAMS S HENRY SANDERS I :A A b GLORIA SATTERFIELD 4 ss H Q S' 3 TOMMY SCROGGINS WY ' - 1 .ff ' ' .K Q, A g -fag O 'I 3 EDWARD SEATON 3 ' I Q ' I I BEVERLY SI-IAEFFER I ,, J P, , f ' J ff wr BETTY SREPPARD at .1 I . ' if J 2 U41 Q 3 . , . . 6 K JANICE STEPHENS A , J. c. SHARP I ' ,.f 5 ' 5 2 ANNA JEAN SHEPHERD JE A3 A--5 ' A Q5 3 A J J A FRANCIS SIERMAN .'A' :V 1 A A 5 h ? Q13 NOVELL SLANKARD K f A'h A 3 'A'.NA M ALA, I, ROGER DALE SIVIITH I A f Ag A I , - A RONALD SMITH E JA A EI,A Lg I 2 CHARLOTTE SNOW f ' A,I- .. , MAMIE SOWERSBY M E A A - M afia I 'TQ' ' A if WALLACE SOWELL A :AI A -'. . VI' ATQL Q A I f DONNA SPIER , .,. , A Ezi A A JOHN STARLING . SX, X K YA ,Y LINDA SULLIVAN FRANCES SWAIN PHYLLIS SYKES GENEVA TAYLOR 5 N? I CARL STUFFEBEAN DAVID THOMAS CARL THOMPSON S HAROLD THOMPSON K 3 -'Q Q A RONNIE THURMAN H X WILMA TOWNSLEY h M gl KAREN TREDWAY - A W A 'Y I - -'fi '-:-Z 1 12 .me -I VL Ei 2 lj , ,fs m I JANICE TRIBBLE JERRY TROWER J LEROY TROXELL Vu A j,--, WJJ, g BILL TURK M 123 E L ,' . A '.VQI if Qf g LYNN TURLEY I f A If LIIL ' PAUL TURNEY A 'I gl I I SHARON TWIST I, - I . I A 4 ' ' 5fffQ A A I SJJS Qui GARY TYLER I ,:,QL , f S S z , GERALDINE VANBIBBER . H' in , A CLAUDE VAN GILDER . pai - ' I . -' '45 Q: yr - JUDITH VEAL ev. .. T ISJ .,'. - 9 A BILL VINSON V7 'LI - I I E m I,E ,Sa 7 C' W' WARD 1 IILLL 5 5 ' 'A iw . ,LWSJ A f A H1 X V 'Q 'jLL A PHYLLIS WARDEN A -' BRUCE WASHBURN V I A f 3, RONNIE WATSON vie 5, JA- A vsp' -2- 5 A f BOB WELCH ' ' ,Sil,. I ia, I A 'A WAYNE WELLHOUSEN ff A A SYSLI fi. NETTIE WENDT A Y ,E .W fC, I A I I M595 A A A JJSSI 3f? ,fEf 4 W-5 CAROLYN WEST ,S A I A JUANITA WEST , 5 bA ' I A I SI A i ' --- 7 ' S.. PHILDIP WHISENHUNT A A3 ,At A I fu! A I 'A PHYLLIS WILLIAMS ' .I A SA. f ' . ' ,?:. A J :-' f MARY WILLIAMS 5. f A Ate KX ,,: A 3S'S A' I , ,A AAA, :AA A PHYLLIS JEAN WILLIAMS .,. , I 51 Q., - 3 R5 ' I 2 , :gg :,': --,-Q I U51 Firsf Row: , DONNA WILLIS V ' .O -' P DONALD WITT '15 ' ,QU-:Q 1 +3 E'33' L ,X h JAMES WYANT . 1 L ' , ijuv Li j lzl LEN YARBROUGH L Vx ji , - ' , ELORA YODER Y A A E LM,,s.,6.X i s : gg V GENE ELSIE YOUNG if Nl K Icgifg' xl If : gsm Lookfnn! IhfSg0lllgUH. . In spring a young mmfs thoughts turn. Nou' lefs seeg who flunnit? i,g3'v 'J ' 'fu Sophomore Class is Play Production I Sir xr 3-ag K mf: : 95-,J ' , f 1-','wuEwv ... ,L ,vf,+,n,,.',f.,w1-.5'11 xv-, E761 SQPHQMQRE ACTI ITIES The Sophomore Class this year has partici- pated in many school activities and organiza- tions. Some of them were Red Cross, Student Council, Y-Teens, and Pep Club. This is also the first year that Webster has had a Sophomore wrestling team. We are very proud that some of our athletes made the A team in both basketball and football. Football queen attendants were Beverly Shafer and Sally Acton. Duane Sams was Sophomore Class Brave. The Sophomore play Home Sweet Homi- LB cide was given February 1. Afterwards the play cast had a hay ride. A large number of Sophomores were enthusiastic participants in the annual Talicade, which came about four weeks later. We had great success with our Valentine party. Everyone enjoyed the floor show and refreshments that were served afterwards in the cafeteria. We are anticipating the time next year when we are Juniors here at Web- ster with the hope that we can participate in even more events. Sophomore Cabinet UK an ilfwtzlrk- Firsi Row: Francis Robinson, Mary Karen Fonts, Joyce Hal , Linda Mills, Wilma Toxvnsley, Wanda Holt. Svcrmd Row: Karen Tredway, Patricia Kappel, Anna .lean Sheppard, Joan Hilton, Donald Apker. Third Row: Kenneth Carpenter, C. W. Ward, Mike Nichols, Carole Hill. Sponsor: Miss Eunice McArthur. 77 l is 7 :-5 R 'Q Wijiww 4,. bw .. V161 ' XA 1 QW Ni 3 x 1 ,yi Q ,.,,, 'Q' Efiis sf a 3' -v . ' ll 5slud1wnl,4 i791 V,..,.Ni. I M bw M Schulil ,,.,-'nf l'yfpritl4's'Z+nx QA -iwwl ,R 4. Wifi, 3' ,m,, h Vrvwxxu S 1..xs..g 1 x if shank i w,w,.,,.g wxmd :wi fm gfmm: Q w,.gw,Nw'f 'NYM 7 k fm-, mmzq, 7 M CAROLYN ABERCROMBIE ROBERT CARL ADAMS A I' fg 4 M 3 ' IQ WAYNE ADAMS ' I , T , ' '3k ALICE AKERS - rg 'Q 1 , 5 CHARLES NORMAN APPLE C A I, dw VINCENT ARRINGTON Rf 5? 5 I I-I f H 1' FQ- ,J I 1 f GERALD BAEHLER A ' A , DHONNA LOUISE BAILEY A LEROY ALLEN BAKER 4 fr.: 'QU . 5 45 J -'55 GLENN BARBER 641 ,. ' f ' lj CHARLOTTE BARTON Eff A TOM BATES ' XR fy 1 I A ILENE BERRY X A A-E I . FAY JEAN BIDDLE .I W ' E HELEN BILBY 3 gg Y if 1: I Q, Q ' X l ' L A, .Y fn V fi? I H13 ni ' M t PEGGY BISHOP A ,, .F Q 2' PAUL BROWN .q.': ,Y I ' , I LEON BRUMMETT .E ESTHER BYRLEY JK 4 I A . KENNETH CALDWELL f A - A X GE . A gf . 'J' ii JOYCE CALTON ' . 1 ' C M f I TOM CANADY A , is .II1 f f f BEVERLY CANTRELL , K X 511-If ,:.: frf' 6 i I . J JOE CANTRELL I M A r Rf I RONALD CARPENTER ' ,E 3 5 , :,: a x .3 an 5 4 ,Q i FRANCES CATHCART t I A L ,J SQL -IJ JANICE CHAMPLAIN A I 1 I V ,., '.:E Q 1' ' WILLARD CHARLTON A H. . ,- ii CH, 'V ' A ' CAROLE CLAYTON Ik - SHIRLEY ANN COMBS 1, , SI.. 'fT- Q I DWAYNE CONNER 'Z D M 'V Q I 5 tgi A 1 'Q DARLA COVEY ,Q I I 5 . X7 T A f MARGARET Cox E f In 5' E , E ' 5 I 'I DORA COY xy ' GENE CRABOUGH I . A , TOMMY CRAWFORD ' Ez X 2 IV 3 4 E 2 E - ' 3 GLEIBRIZTALCEITYPEYZESSS Q I N Y . W' A '7 Q ' Q '.,,: Q JIMMY CURTIS Ax I 3 3 N X H 'SA I FRANKLIN R. DARNELL f is iv 2 X, is , A JAMES O. DAVIS . KWX S l JR zf Sl' '-M' - I A DAVID LEE DEAN lv - E H i ' JAMES DENNIS S'-f .1 E ' 5 In m its TREVA DEVIN HELEN DIXON '5 1 0 .a A I X Q 5 ROY DILL E5 ' I ROBERT DUFFELL f L ,., ,,, U K- V E I 5 I A I Q 1 f E E E x iv 53 I 1 ,X il WI . K ff I 801 ,Aix V In If IJF Q 1 an 3 A RUBY DUNBAR . V MARILYN DUNHAM 43 9? A 1 ,. JUDITH DUNN If W iw X ALFRED DUPUS 'N BOBBIE EDGAR PHYLLIS ANDERSON JIMMY FARRIS , 'I , I A I I FRANCES FIPPS 1 A V Cir in if I A ' NELDA FITZGERALD A 'If Lf . 'E FREDA FLICK 3' 'gen A I I A wyhy pi f I RAYMOND FORT I L' f I ' I 3? ' ORVIS FUGATE N . .. f . 5 I Q , - H . . V JANICE FULLER R I h VERNA FULLER a Mr I ' 'if SYLVIA FULTON I . ' L R CAROLE FULTZ gi ' I W' I ,f JERRY GARLAND , , mh-L I ' Egg MARTHA ANN GEORGE I 1235 i X ?3v-wx fffffii .F,L Q . TERRY GERIAN '- , 5 f I it 1. I I. BARBARA COINS Q , I ' ,511 lm 0 ' , 4' I DONALD GOINS ,3i j Q I I A, ' f 'J I ,Lf MARY GOINS 1 - I ' BOBBY GREEN I 3 I Q I , A A--I: , I L- VIH ji PERRY GRIFFIN A ig A ,. ,. A I 7. ,Q V, A NINETEE HU DRED FIFTY Fl B KENNETH GRISSOM ,. A Q MARY JANE GUINN Q, A W - I h ' 1 A BETTY HALE I ' A', A ' '33 gl EDDIE HALL - ' ig, i Y1 ALLEN HAMILTON 7 A NI MOLLY HAMPTON xx ,ASM I Q, Q gl JIMMY HANKS ' . BETTY HARDEN - Q, A , ' RONNIE HARRIS 3 Q fx '75 M BILLY HENDERSON ,' V 35 , I m Mi, ., .F EFFIE HENSON ,EH P A gy, ' 1 BOB HOLBROOK E V' A F'Yf' If If WILLIAM HOLT P DAVID HOWARD V Y, Q :'Q . qc .L SHIRLEY HOWARD IJWI . 1:,E I- ,J :FWS In 'S ROBERT HULSEY Q J, apr' ' X , DONALD HUTCHINGS 'Y I I MARY HUTCHINGSON ,Li I I'QfIA lf,4 ! I , HARVEY HUTTON , I NETTA ANN HOLT I -5 hu- ' JANICE JACKSON 52' 4 ,fifl MURIEL JACOBSON M , . . -. 5 JOHN JARVIS '?- . - , X 'V 'kmf BILLIE JENKINS A ' , It I 3 L I I f f , E811 GERALD JOHNS .I GEORGE JOHNSON -A in 'P SHIRLEEN JOHNSON 253 I I A A R' I I if 4 I BEVERLY 1NickenSj JONES I' I, gy I ,E ' I Q . II PHYLLIS JONES Q I . ! . X GLENDA JUDD F131 I A X , , ,224 ii 7 ' -X 2 f If I' CARMA JO KELLY N BUDDY KIDD -'V , . ' fJ I I ' CHARLENE KIRKSEY Vi' j If W 'if Vx' I I RUSSELL KLINE -wr? . x ' 5 ' I RICHARD KNOX I I - ,J I V R A JOE KONINE K , IA E1-f ' h 595, I 'na CHARLES KRIDLER JSJSS A , i n PHELICIA LANCE X Q 1 me I 1? in I M CAROLYN LEGGETT if V b I ' ,'V 2 , A I LARRY LEWIS KI f 'W U , A GLORIA LETTRELL i s V ,ay Q il x A BILL LOLLIS f . I ,, I I 'i .Rf HSI -III fi AEI ii- I i .4 If J LOUIS LONG m ROBERT LOWER Q 'II MYRNA LOY Y 2 ' 1 4 'Z fy 'Q f b ANN MARIE LOWERY ' Q-53 in .A I ANITA LYTTON Vgxgis . .Y ' : A - HQL, -' 3 IIl7 I BOBBY MQALISTER J J, I I , i i ,gr fp. - ' J A P EARL MCCARTHY A 'A I R f ? JUDY MCCOIN ' W -- ffwy x ' ' I ,,' ig DONALD MCCONNEL A . ,,I,? m I ISSI. KARL MCDANIEL ' E 5 I I , .,A ' i V ,3 I EDDIE MCDEVITT MQ' ,V L 11 if X f CHARLES MCDONALD ' h J 5 ,,,:Q, EILEEN MCDONALD ,J - I 5 Q m' AA -A HELEN MCDONALD 'Si . A 3 1.52 PATRICIA MCDOUGAL I H if i I I M I', , I MELVIN MARTIN m -, - PATSY MASSEY wwf A Y I 2. JAMES MATHES if 1 ,Q ' A r 1 I I , J OA V m JULIANN MATHIS ' ug I'I . PATRICIA MATHEWS A - za , RE I .1 :VI yr MAXINE MELLENBERGER X ,N ,,,: T viii lnqlvn ,,hA I I LESTER MERIDITH s IIA I f AI ' 9' , JOHN METCALE K I H 'I2 f it BILL MILLER .X VF ...JL '-jg t If A I I . A Xhh? .:.4 I J , BEVERLY MINNICK I iff, if WfI I A f,.: CHARLES MOFFETT 1 , . 4 f' I -::' A -V DOROTHY MOODY Q fig: If 1 I -h S CHARLES MOORE - ' ' ' EVALENE MOORE .1 I . SW HELEN MOORE I 82 L VICTOR MORRIS , P Bw M ,3 F ' BILL MOSS 4 . , I - , ,L ,L, ' K WILLIAM LEE MYERS A I . A V Y HERMAN NAGARA A M m JOSEPH NAGARA H 'Rf f -'B WW f 'g mf 3. ZL, I .I.,:,.z I 5' I R ff' 5? . Q RQ ' X X ,fit , I I.. , I , I' ' DALE NUNLEY , 2 A i if A A f' --1 , K ' MK ,.I,bA I- A T H WANDA NUNNERY 5 a Q ,X Q gi : . , GAIL OWEN ,,, S M m 3. I SHIRLEY OWENS f f W, 5g i I ALLAN PEASE EA WI .- ' . I A I If ,,:: MAXINE PENDLETON 'ig . yy -,.x, L'I Z P: Qlnbl I I X ,X Q . HENRY PFANNKACHE , I,.: I K f' . V , ,N z EVELYN PHILLIPS ::E:. Wa 5 , E VE. Q ' PEGGY PHILPOTT Q' J A '- SQ ' -' V w A ffm CLAUDE POSTEN ff .':' I ' 5 S I ,S . Q 4 l,-3 JOYCE POTTS .A K A 1 A nqlz , A - A . GERALD PRESLEY J R'-iff ,ff 'S ' , g ,::-1- C. J. REECE P I ROGER REED W :bkuu A gll irf li :,. ROY REED 1' f' gm i fi- 'Y e Ig, SUE REED ,M xf Q ' gi L'fL, ' Q 4 ,qnl ' h V: RAY REYNOLDS A I W K h.h 3 1fI - -A S JIMMIE RHYNE ? we gqny 5 Q I I JERRY RICE NINETEE HU DRED FIFTY FIVE LINDA RICE CLAUDINE RICHMOND ,.. I I ' A Q is J' 'ff' S I I ROLLAND RIESBERG ' g F I 4, F f it 4 . I , sh PAUL RISNER ' K' W W D 52 7 1 If I I I A :xy 1 , ,, F, 1 ARTHUR ROOT , , BOBBY ROSE A , . , A .3,, .J LOIS ROTERT Q11 B, f , gs T Q? LORA IRENE ROY aj J ,gi I ' ,Q -. KENNETH RUSSELL A . ' ff -, 5 FINIS SANDERS I ' A AUDREY SCHUMACHER - ' B GEORGE SCOTT I W TERRY SCOTT 5' . I 'FF I ,gg . ix A3 V, CHARLENE HARRIS we' I A I if A h K-:xr My BARBARA SHELTON A GERALD SHEPARD X 'xx I A ' x ,ff X KAY SHIELDS S , ' RONNIE SHROFF 1- A I 1 ral? , NANCY SINGER 9, 31-3 fy, Y LOUIS SKEETER LQ I A BUDDY SLAVINS ' E Q Q V , DANNY SMITH A J b WS' CKY,-f' x, 3 , E 1 XXX A E851 TOMMY ROBINSON I A THOMAS SMITH L R I V M NELL STEINBERO I A I ,73 -A .Q K' ' , Q BOB STIDHAM M' Q I my if A fi JOHN SULLIVAN fl ' 'Q , V 'If ' 3 I - BARBARA SURRATT X Z' X EDNA PEARL SURRLLL 5 X 1 I J, X I, - ' I ' i 6 . DANNY LEE SYLSBERRY f ' MARY SCHMITT 5 In - .pa I DARRELL TAPP ' 153' ge 7' A -if 4' - A NANCY TEEL 5- ' E A, 7 4 ':,A Qi' v PAULA TERRY f ' ' 1 Aufg' I '. I , ELAINE TIMMONS XX X A zit' - J ff' I Af E I I KATHERINE TYLER ' SHIRLEY ANN TYLER I A m BARBARA VANDERLY ae, 5 13 'eq 'Q Q5 f ANNA MAE VINCENT J' TL E,1 ' I A if I IIWQ I O Q4 5 DANIEL WALLACE XI E J? f CAROL WARD I X K , X W . 3 f ' . Mi, ,. ,, 3 ROSE MARIE WEICHE O 5 ROBERT WHITAKER I I '- BILL WHITE 5 4 'I .: . mxg E as A h JERRY WIDDOES ' ' L W E' - , W ' ' .7 NANCY WIER A V I A A ' HARRY WIGGS . i 'sg 5 .X ,wi I A g Q. , 1 R gaf I lj I :yu CALVEN WILKINS . . I KATHRYN WILLIAMS A M f 'f' ' ADALINE WILSON fi' :HV fC'7-3' H2 4 gi I BILLY VVILSON 'I 4' ' V I -O .wg MARY ELAINE WOOD , J'l' f ' X U Q, K ' 0 ' ' I em F Y a JUNIOR CLASS PLAY PRODUCTION ff-71:-ww-AA-9,L,A,, -2 1 5 RI? .w- --in-'fx X Q51-'R s g A Boy meets girl. Listen and I'll tell you all about it. I 34 J JU 1oR ACTI mes The Junior Class of 1954-1955 had a very eventful year. It began with the election and installation of our class officers and cabinet members. See picture below. The Junior play this year was Love ls in the Air, a happy comedy about the problems of a family with three teenagers. The next event held was a Sock-Hop party on the evening of January 25, with approximately one-hundred Juniors and their invited guests present. Four faculty members, lVlr. Byron Oliver, Mrs. Muriel McDougal, Mrs. Irene Nardin, and Mrs. Ona McCabe attended. Our class was well represented in athletics this year, with almost half of the teams being Juniors. YVe were also prominent in school clubs and organizations. Joyce Potts and Carol Fultz were our football queen attend- ants and Charles Kridler was the Junior Class Brave. On February 8th and 9th orders were placed for Senior rings. Our selection was made only after much careful thinking. NVe have had our third exciting year at VVebster and are looking forward eagerly to our fourth. l 2 l l i l l L-.- P X 'S Jlll1i0I' Class Cilbiliet-Serzred: Kay Phillips, Russell Kline, Nlrs. Ona McCabe, sponsorg Charles Kridler, Beverly Cantrell, Peggy Bishop. Standing: Phyllis Jones, Shirley Owens, Patsy Massey, Terry Scott, Faye Biddle, Nancy Weir, Janice Jackson. Noi pirlured: Joe Conine. lSSl F' E? x qx Sure we read cm Twinkle-toes? Year's first snow. Looks like work. More work. E. ia. ,,q, 2 if' wi Q E.. N , ,., i. S i t 'U' 5 V , Y r SENIOR CLASS Acton, David Akins, Bert Apker, Thomas Armes, Joy Aubrey, Paul Bailey, Bill Ballard, Norma Barnett, Paul Beach, Margaret Nancy Beard, Angela Sue Bennett, Betty Bilby, Jo Ann Billings, Donna Sue Bolan, Barbara Bridges, D. W. Jr. Briggs, B. Lee Brown, Donald Gene Brown, Donald Ray Bruner, Elizabeth Bryan, James Buntin, Louise QGoberJ Burdick, Jerry Burkett, Jim Jack Byrd, Rhonda J Campbell, Judy Lyn Cantrell, Bonnie Carder, Jo Ann Carr, Bernice Caves, Peggy Childers, Don Clyma, VVilliani Maurice Coffey, Maliinella Cohen, Richard Cole, Charles Cooper, Nadine CHoustonJ Corbin, Phyllis Crow, Lola Cole, Barbara Cosper, Ralph Craig, Dorothy Curry, Shirley Davis, Nadine DeVoe, Mary Dixon, Betty Lou Dobbs, Reba Dondlinger, Jeanie Dowell, Bobbie Downing, Earnest visuali- 5 - 6 R if Ea if V55 ,ix he D NINETEEN UNDHED FIFTY Fl 891 R' A if '- l il U' I m f N if Q If Il' - , r . :AP gf' G fl af Y ,. K-NJ l l,,.-fi R, I, N 'v- JEP so Afl E l0R 90 E 5 km W 4 CLASS Downing, Louis Downing, Martha Dreger, Milton Dunham, Georgeanne Dunn, Jim Dunn, Lita Duval, Paul Edmiston, Richard Eitzen, VVayne Emerson, VVayne England, Bobby Eskridge, Ted Foster, Clyde Fowler, Janice Garrison, lVlaxine Gautier, Claude George, Charles Gibney, Gary Gilstrap, Jean Gleitz, Imogene fYatesD Goss, Darrell Green, Joan Groendes, Carolyn Groom, Judith !Beckl Guthrie, Doral Halle, Edna .lo Hale, Junies Hull, Harold Hanoeh, Eddie Harper, Phyllis Harrison, Charlene Hedrick, Mary CClowesJ Hibbzird, Franchot Hoffman, Uris Holt, Nona Hooker, Horace Humphrey, Rosa Lee Hunt, Jerry Hutchings, Ronald Hyatt, Faye Inglett, Ruth Jenkins, Don Johnson, Floy Johnston, Ranioni Jones, Ruby Klllllilllllll, Barbara Kiester, Dorothy Kilpatrick, Lorene ,.,,, 6, T. I g f-f 5 E 'f I in 3 I i . 4 'Gi ni Li o ei., , mf ef? .Gtr 'i 11. ,, - ,ef sg' ,rf 7 K , t of Bw ,iff f Lear , , 5 ,sf N - ,f ,ff 'Huff NINETEE HU DRED FIFTYIH 91 5 S ,1:1,,, l Q , X S ik.. ,Q ,M ff, L A- , ,- . 1 an .. .5 JZ 4ll F S li S A , .S . . h ii z f ,. ' :,. N A , Wgbltd' L, Kleiss, VVendell Laney, Vivian fCravensD Laxton, Vvlllllkl CCa1npJ Lee, Bobby Ledford, Norma Lewis, James Lewis, Jo Llafet, Betty CPadg'ettJ Lovell, Marion Lowery, Bill Lowery, Helen Lowery, Nancy Loyd, Clarence Lucas, Shirley Lucas, Wilson Lusk, Shirley lVlarshall, Gecene lVlartin, Doris fBarnettJ Martin, Pat lWays, Bob McAfee, Martha McDaniel, Carmelita McDonald, Norma lVlcQuary, Tommy SENIOR CLASS f92 Milam, Osee Miller, Bruce Miller, Julane Mills, Roger Moreland, Joyce Morgan, Jean Morris, Francis Morrison, Geraldine lVIontgon1ery, Glen Moyer, Jerrene Najera, Martin Nardin, Esther Irene Y . 4 1 3 Nelson, Richard . ,Q Nelson, Muriel cl .Q E Newman, John P P NicholS, Carroll ,aff i f l f'Qf ,X Nicholson, Homer an L' in x 3, Norwood, VVoodrow fx W3 ' Parks, Johnny A, A ' Parker, Ida 1 ... E 5 1, f Parrish, Averon r A - . :E r Perry, Phil vm Pm-y, Dixie P 'Q.- Tj, P1 if P Plunilee, Joan liii i ii I Z. x vi 93 R Q? X A Quimby, Carolyn Quinn, Mack Rafferty, Mike Rainey, Madeline V Ramsey, Edna Sue Reeves, Don Ridley, Norman Robinson, George Ross, Margaret Rosenborougli, Betty Rudd, Elizabeth Rutherford, June Ryan, Merlyn ' Ryan, Wilnier M nf .im A Sanders, Anita L ' Saunders, Bill Savage, Kenneth Schaum, Benny Scott, Charles Scott, Ronnie , V Scott, William H Z ' Shelton, Robert R' W Scribner, Peggy 'z . Sheppard, Naomi an ' 1' D!! af 1 - f in E l0R CLASS Shiplet, Kay Smith, Delbert Snidow, Gordon Snyder, Betty Sparkman, Sally Speirs, James Stowell, Don Sumerall, Earliest Taylor, Sylvia Terry, Shirley Tewell, Phillip Tilly, Judy Thomas, Kathryn Thompson, James Thompson, Melbzl Trammell, Beverly Tredway, Rita Trouba, Bill Trude, Helen Tucker, Jimmy Tyler, Ray Valentine, Bob Valentine, Shirley Vance, Shirley fRyanJ NINETEE UNDR IFTY Fl E951 1 W M-f 'm gl Q f S Nlllll CLASS Vincent, Norma Waldroup, Ronnie Warnock, Julia Welch, Jackie Wells, Rhonda Cliuritj Whitechurch, Jeannie VVilliams, Don Wilson, Bobby Wilson, Tommy Winters, Gale Woods, Harley Wright, Ronald Yeatman, Carolyn fDevinJ Young, Betty Young, Carl Yount, Charlene lSikesJ Barber, Joan CWeaverJ Barton, Danny Casey, Jack DeBolt, Imogene CHayesJ SENIOR ACT1 ITIVES Officers of the 1955 Senior Class were elected in the spring of 1954. Maurice Clyma was elected to serve at Youth Court with Tim Cole as his alternate. Phyllis Corbin, D. VV. Bridges and Maurice Clyma were chosen to attend Girls' and Boys' State, respectively. Miss Carolyn Groendes was chosen to reign as lVliss Daniel VVebster XV. Her attendants were Shirley Terry and Frances Morris. Richard Cohea was crowned Warrior Chief and Don Stowell was elected Senior Brave. Pot-luck supper for seniors and their par- ents was held November 16. A panel com- posed of senior students and Mr. Broad dis- cussed the purposes of senior core. Next a semi-formal Christmas dance and party was held December 11. Then our Senior Class Play, Green Val- ley,'l was presented April 29, in the audi- if es . D I mm 5 . ...sg torium. The senior banquet was held in the cafeteria, May 27. The Junior-Senior Prom was held in the Tulsa University Activities Building, May 6. Music was provided by the Joe Linde Orchestra. Before seniors realized it, the time for graduation had come. The speaker chosen for commencement was Dr. Chester Swanson, Superintendent of Schools, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. As we stepped through the doors of Web- ster to begin a new way of learning, and add our small part to the world, we paused and looked backward for the sign of encourage- ment we knew was there. We were filled with an inspiration to prove that We could repay at least a small portion to the people who have given us so much. 1 J' 5. 'l I, K1 Ill'- S9Il10l' Cabillet-First Row: Nluriel Nelson, Oris Hoffman, Jerry Hunt, Mr. Cecil Johnston, sponsor, .Ioan Green, Sally Sparkman. Svcmzrl Row: Norma Ballard, Barbara Bulan, Charlene Harrison, Shirley Terry, Kathryn Thomas, Jerrenne Moyer. Third Row: Jeanie Dondlinger, hlilton Dreger, Wayne Eitzen, Maurice Clyma, Bobby Lee. 971 Senior Class P la y Production Senior Core Steering Committee-sffmfzmgi Jerry Burdick, Jiiiiiiiy Dunn, Mack Qiiiiiii, Hudson Wilcox. 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