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

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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

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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

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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