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

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QQ 1 v KW .,. fn' 1' L, J ':K :L 'H' A '1 RV. 'W H N. v '11 W' 1. , MW.. 1,f....'w A., 1 1 1 1-.ben V., 1, ' l ' ' nl A 1 . M M 1 I. f .. Q , 'a. '.,' , ' irc!! 1 pull' F B WC gaulh . I 'S .- -. '53 lgui . Iii' -41 , ...r ': Headlines kevea Webster Student Council Welcome New Students With Coke Party. Raymond Ernmert, Webster Student, Builds Gyro-Glider That Flies Like a BirdfWith Help. Trans-Season, Dark Cotton Dresses, Dyed- To-Match Sweaters and Skirts, and Ivy League Trousers and Dark Sport Shirts Are High-Fashion. i958 WARRIOR, First Webster Annual Pub- lished by Nationally Known Yearbook Firrn, Tammy and Goody-Goody Are Pops' of the Year. A .ef-2-wtf W A' Flzyhlzyhts af the year The International Geophysical Year . Man's First Step Into Outer Space. d Thatcher Kay Canady, Patsy Pinkley, Cly e , Student Council Delegates, and Mr. Down- ing, Sponsor, Attend Southern Association of Student Councils, Arlington, Virginia. ' Twin- The l958 Swept Wing, Push Button, Set Headlight Cars Are Now on Display. Webster Talicade Board of Control Choose Forever Fantasy tor This Year's Theme. Webster Presents a Spectacular Aquacade . . . A Whale ot a Tale. 1 w Jw T ei' N-.M When 1 ,. V ff' M s ' L' cy . if x N!! Xg Q Wtk,.sitx,,,, is ,iw 'V' Alma Maier 'Mid the hills of Oklahoma, 'Neath the Sooner sky Stands our noble Alma Mater, Daniel Webster High. s i l , ass f s S. , ,:..,'- 1 4-w s K Q : 40 SX ii 's 134355 Lift the chorus ever upward, Loyal white and blue. Hail to thee, our Alma Mater, Webster we love you. 'M ,raw 1' K Q L- gi .K gfv 4 M l 1 if . 5 Qifgr 1, jk , em .rw A 1 if It Q lv N ,, ,Q bel a , gf ,'1-V18 3 Q . I 1.1, V 3. E, s '15',v.- 3, yy K, , ff Q5 if iffy gs ,, 3, W' X 'K I YN. A.. vp A, A . l 9 9 A-7 f Q . M ,M T5 B3 as 1 4 A.wv,'w Q :Ea 3 W is E, 'O -un. fa 1 nf. mggmaw' X xxxixkx wifi' nk X9 Adminisfraf 21 What greater or better gift can we offer the republic than to teach and instruct our youth. -CICERO l S 5 i MR, CARL RANSBARGER A if l 1 ct Principal MR. TIACK How if V5 Assistant prinCipAfD a To our principals, counselors, and faculty members we are most grateful for the friendly interest and helpful guidance. They not only inspire us to do our best in every undertaking, but are always ready to help us solve our personal problems. MRS. CATHERINE VANVLECK MR. E. P. CHANDLER Girls' Counselor BOYS' Counselor Webster Quculfy ALLEN, BILL Physical Education BALLARD, LOUIS Music, English BARR, JEANNE Physical Education BEISEL, HAROL Physical Education, History BOWMAN, MILLIE Physical Education CROWE, OPAL English, History,.Yearbook DAVIS, MOITA Journalism, English DEWEY, DONALD Machine Shop, Metal DICKERSON, E. C. Driver Training, Financial Secretary DOWNING, GEORGE Biol09Y, Student Council DUVAL, PAUL Business Education FRANKLIN, ALTHEA Science GERBER, SUSAN English, History GI BBS, ALFRED Diversified Occupations HADLEY, SUSANNAH English, History Webster Zzculfy HAMMOCK, WILEY Distributive Education HOLLAND, JOSEPHINE Business Education HOLT, DOUGLAS Mathematics INGRAM, ALFRED Auto Mechanics JOHNSTON, CECIL Mathematics, Science, Senior Sponsor KALE, BILL Science, Physical Education History KELLIHER, DENNIS Instrumental Music KERR, CAROLYN Business Education KNAPP, WALTER Physical Education LARGE, JOSEPH Wood Shop LEWIS, ODETTA Clothing, Core LOVE, ORA LEE Reading, English, History MARTIN, MARVIN Physical Education MCARTHUR, EUNICE English, History, Sophomore Sponsor MCCABE, ONA English, Junior Sponsor Webster Zzculfy MCDOUGAL, MURREL English McKEE, MILDRED Foods, Core NARDIN, INEZ Spanish, Mathematics PATRICK, VINCENT History, Core PORTER, ADA Library ROSS, GENE Physical Education, Core TOWNS, HOMER Drafting UTLEY, GEORGE Business Education WILCOX, HUDSON English, Speech, Stagecraft WOODRING, DUANE Art, Photography, Yearbook ELLIOT, ELIZABETH Attendance Clerk PRIMM, ROSEMARY Registrar WOOD, CELIA Secretary RANCK, EDITH Dietitian KILGORE, MELVIN Building Superintendent Haard of Sducafiau MR. ARMON H. BOST MRS. F. C. SWINDELL President Vice President W. -, .,..,? : 'i'i :-- LA V ky .,, I A Li 1 iQ'. . r l .,' -..i ' ' ' . . ..... t '-.:. . f A MR. JOHN G. STAUDT MR. E. ELLIS GABLE DR. CHARLES C. MASON . Superintendent of Schools A . f f . .. H Illia , 1 'Y . . , .. k :. , MR. HOWARD G. BARETT MRS- VIRGIL 0' WQQD MR. JOSEPH M. GREEN H - C -SA. Srccuiiw l6'0ard Seated: Mrs. E. H. Howard, Mrs. Clint Williams, Mrs. D. A. Egbert, Mrs. Merritt Dean, Mrs. Vern B. Patrick, Mr. Carl Ransbarger, Mrs. R. B. McCaskill. Standing: Mrs. Van Stone, Mrs. Bill Saunders, Mrs. L. J. Cott, Mrs. T. C. Wier, Mrs. J. M. Weaver, Mrs. Max Foster, Mrs. A. M. Clary, Mrs. R. M. Burdick, Mrs. H. H. Whiteside, Mrs. B. Watwood, Mrs. A. H. Williams. .SENIORS . . . SENIoIzS . SENIIORS . . . SENIo ' . . SEN ...SENIORS...SENIORS...SENIORS...SE ORS.. I IRS... SENIORS. ..SENIoRS...sENIoIzS... ENIo IIORS...SENIORS...SENlORS...SENlORS...SE IORS ENIoRS . . . SENIoIzS . SENIORS . 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IIORS...ISENlORS...SENIORS. . . SENIORS. . .SE :H 611155 0fHccrs JOHN KELLY LEE HILL CAROL CANTWELL JANET LEWIS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Seniors Enioy Activities On 1957-58 Calendar. November 22 Sock Hop May 23 Junior-Senior Prom April 18 Senior Play May 23 Senior Banquet May 22 Senior Assembly May 25 Vesper Service May 22 Reception for Parents May 27 COMMENCEMENT SENIOR CABINET-Seated: John Kelly, Carol Cantwell, Lee Hill, and Janet Lewis. First row: standing: Amy Anderson, Patsy Pinkley, Linda Rodrigues, and Shirley lnhofe. Second row: Kay Canady, Joan Burdick, Garry Smith, Curtis Speaker and Cecil Johnston, senior sponsor. ABBET, MIKE ADMIRE, JERRY AGUIRIE, SONDRA ALBITZ, RAYLEEN ALDRIDGE, JANET ALLEN, BARBARA ANDERSON, AMY ANDREW, JOAN AUTRY, DON BATMAN, REBA BENNETT, BETTY BERGER, JACKIE BERRY, BRUCE BIGGS, ANITA BISHOP, BEN BOLTON, GAYLE BOONE, BONNIE BRADY, JAMES miors WM? I '- WL. f BRIDGETT, DIANA BROCK, PAT BROOKS, CLIFFORD BURDICK, JOAN BURLESON, PATSY BURK, MARY BURKETT, SHERRY BURLINGAME, HAROLD CANADY, KAY CANTWELL, CAROL CARPENTER, PAT CARSON, MERRILL CARVER, JIMMY CASEY, BILL CASEY, JEANENE CAVES, SONJA CHANEY, MIKE CHILCOAT, GLENN CHRISTY, RICHARD CLARK, KENNETH CLAYTON, JOHN CLELAND, CAROL CLOWES, MIKE COBB, HAROLD COLE, TED CONATZER, JOHNNY CONATZER, MARVIN COOKE, MURLENE CORLEY, RICHARD CORREA, JOE COX, RONALD CRABTREE, CAROLYN CRABTREE, R. C. CRAY, JOHN CRAYTON, FRANCES CROOKS, MARVA CROW, JO ELLEN CROW, NORMA CYPERT, GERALD DEBOLT, RICHARD DEEM, DAVID DEES, JERRY Seniars of 1 958 5 . 5- M .. 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' 13m ' in A 3. , TF' 'N .ix w r ' VV' ai i.. ., fi- .. 5 rl Q H .4--, 3 4:- Af -wane, KN 4 . , I. ,5- NY 'Q HICKS, PEGGY HIGGINS, WAYNE HILDERBRAND, DEE HILDERBRAND, MARY HILL, DON HILL, LEE HINDS, JAMES HODGE, TOMMY HOFFMAN, FLORENCE HOLLIS, BRENDA HOOVER, JOHN HOSS, GENE HOUSER, JIMMIE HUGHES, FREDDIE HUMPHREY, GENTRY HUNNIGAN, CURTIS HUTCHINGS, DONNA INHOFE, SHIRLEY JACKSON, EVELYN JACKSON, KATHY JENKINS, EARNEST JOHANSON, PATSY JOHNSON, KAREN JOHNSON, JERALD .1 4 JOHNSON, LARRY Bf 'AJOHNSTON, EARL JONES, ELIZABETH K JORDAN, ROSALEE JUDKINS, J. C. KEENEY, CAROLE KEITH, BOBBY KELI.Y, JOHN KING, EUGENE KILFOY, JEAN KIRKEY, JIM KRAGES, KAYE LANCASTER, BOBBY LARY, FRED LAUEN, JOHN LEDFORD, LINDA LEWIS, JANET LITTLEFIELD, NORMA Smiars I R13 Y' I A af 1958 lx g wisggf Qs.. Q js, ri? JZ its 1 Wu 'A :N 95: V v. gi : ik 'f +3 Q sp-vhs S K , 3? 1 ' nu 'C-7 . . Ax, 4' X N fa V . ,fl 6 wtf LOOMIS, INA LOVELL, CLIFFORD MCCASKILL, JIM MCCAWLEY, MIKE MCCORMACK, DAVID MCGLUMPHY, DELRAY MCMICHAEL, LINDA MARLER, JERRY MARTIN, KATHY MARTIN, BILL MATHIS, DIXIE MATHIS, LOIS MAY, JOHN METCALF, JIM MOODY, DON MORGAN, KENNETH MORTON, REGENA MOUNTCASTLE, ROBERT MUSGROVE, JOHN NAJERA, DELORES NELSON, RUTH PARKS, SHARON PARTIN, DOYLE PATTERSON, NANCY PATTERSON, PATRICIA PENROD, LEROY PINKLEY, PATSY PLEMONS, DON POWELL, JOANN POWELL, JOHNNY POWELL, LARRY PRIMROSE, MARY ANN PRINCE, MARY PRUITT, RAY RAGSDALE, KENNETH RAINEY, ROBERT REED, GERALDINE REMINGTON, BARBARA RENO, NORMAN REYNOLDS, LARRY RHODES, MARY CAROL RICE, JANA Scniars af 1958 Jil ggi!-. E P' I. . L. g 1- 1 1 ' I, 9. 5 .- -x Q 4' 'x 1 P 5, A xx ,L 5,0 fx 4 - . Q. -v t. 'r ' N U :Lv JL 5 X 'X V-. ef-S v lil' K -if 1 1. ,W , 5 Q 'Iii ua I- 15' U 'fel XF ,. 6 4 I ROBERTSON, CLEANNA RODRIGUES, LINDA ROLAND, DOROTHY ROTERT, LUEVON RYAN, VERNON SAGER, ROBERTA SALYER, JOYCE SANDUSKY, NORMA SCHIMMEL, BILLIE SCOTT, DAVID SCRIBNER, L. D. SEYBOLD, FRED SHIRLEY, JOE SIGMON, DON SITTER, RONNIE SLAPE, JOYCE SLOVER, JERRY SMITH, CAROLYN SMITH, ELWANDA SMITH, GARRY SMITH, ROGER SMITHER, LOU SNEED, LINDA SNYDER, DAVID SOWELL, LONNIE SPARKMAN, MARY SPEAKER, CURTIS SPEER, CARL STAMPER, DELPHA STARLING, JOHN STEWART, JAMES STOWELL, RUTH SURRATT, SHIRLEY TERRY, SAMMY THARP, ROSE MARIE THATCHER, CLYDE THOMPSON, BILL THURMAN, GERALDINE TIMMONS, PHYLLIS TROXELL, LOUISE VERNON, RUTH VINCENT, ROSA aff 958 I Senivrs WADE, PAT WAKEFIELD, MILDRED WALKER, BETTY WARD, C. W. WATKINS, KAYE WELCH, ROBERT WELSCH, ROSALIE WEST, CAROL WEST, LUTHER WIDDOES, JUDY WHITE, DIAN WHITELY, GEORGIANA WHITESIDE, DELORA WIER, LINDA WILKERSON, RALPH WILLIAMS, CHARLES WILLIAMS, LEON WORSHAM, JUDY WYSE, PATSY YAN DELL, HELEN I Senivr Activities Clyde Thatcher, Student Council president, insialls John Kelly, senior class president, senior Ca bifief S d. muse eeff' a i gore Class S Mr. R055 S elec ran f flounce meflfs Carol Cam Well meaSur e . s seniors for Clips 6 Hd Qowns Careful, boys! Life has no blessing like a prudent friendf . . Aufvgraphs . . I luoxs. 4 .QJUNIORS . . . JUNIORS. . . JUNIORS .. JUNI v. .JUNlOliS...JUNIORS...JUNlORS...JUN Rs... I as...JuNloRs...JuNloRs...JuNloRs.. Jumo xuons . . .QJuNloRs. . . JuNuoRs . . .Jumo - s . .. N101 .JuNlogs...JuNloRs...JuNloRs...J Nuo ...Jul as...JuNloRs...JuNloRs...JuNloR ...J Nloks.. NIIORS...JUNlORS...JUNIORS...JU f -....JuNlo1 .JuNuoRs...JuNuoRs...JuNloRs. .J loRs...Juu zs...JuNloRs...JuNloRs...JuNn ...JuNloRs.. 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Next on the agenda were the election of the foot- ball queen attendants, Patty Watwood and Zelinda Woolsey, and the Warrior Brave, Ronnie Lancaster, and the presentation of the successful play Night of January I6. Perhaps the most excitement displayed was over the selection of senior rings. Members represented us well in all-school organizations and sports. Outstanding events of the second semester were the well-planned class party given in February, the beautiful prom held, May 23, in the Student Union Building at University of Tulsa, and the election of officers for the senior year-a year we hope to make even more eventful. JUNIOR CABINET-Seated, left fo right: Barbara Reed, Brenda Parker, Wayne Sommers, Raiean William- son. Standing: Mrs. Ona McCabe, sponsor, Claudine Morris, Virginia Higgins, Darlene Harper, Betty Richardson, Jimmy Foster. Alexander, Mary J ,K Apple, Don Q 5 . y Arthurs, Larry f , c 'Q J L. Q ll :--' A i lei! , ' 5' Avery, Ted it wi 'li ' 3 ' L + ' Baehler, Lincla L N ' Q Baker, Wesley L A 1 IQ' 1 , , CEL Mlm fr' , ,, , . Bates, Wilma V ,,,,V - Beach, Jackie Q Q y 'J , ' I Benedict, Walter f if CQ. 1 ,I IQ l . ' Benge, Ben J M, Q J ,,-, :ijt A ,, Benge, Glen W , ,V - Mr , Biddle James ' t l J A X ,QL I A., l I it 'slr' 'L ' Bird, Joyce Black, Robert Blair, Leonard Bohannon, Larry Bowles, Larry Boyd, Tom Brewer, Bob Brown, Gertrude Brown, Glen Bundy, Alice Burgess, Juanita Burleson, Patsy i. ' A l i T. V I Q i ,v N A sf r X f af All ' . -, ,', ,K 0.0 J Q Q :a Q, I 2 ' S lm tg ' ' fi' rx -I- juuiars af I 958 X r L , it I I 5 2 z . 32.45 i . K wig I , X 'Q ,Q Q A ff f lll l'l ,a B I w .,, ,,,, Sk 'i W 'pagan f Calmus, Myrle Cantwell, Kenneth Champlain, Lillian Chandler, Leroy Chaney, Sandra Church, Herbert Clayton, Paul Coffee, Mary Collins, Patti Colson, Charles Conner, Floyd Coplen, Eugene Cosper, Carl Coy, Betty Cozart, Jerry B 'S B A is ... li S yt J 2 2 if -. 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Gibson, Bill Glass, Doris Griffin, Gene Griffith, William Grubb, David Haddock, Nicky Hahn, John Hallford, Peggy Hanna, Linda Harper, Darlene Harper, James Fields, Carmileta Fields, Jimmie Fisher, Jackie Foster, Jimmy Craft, Lynn Crow, Gary Cunningham, Bette Cunningham, Glenna Cutter, Pat Dale, Don David, Ronald Davis, Duane Davis, Patsy Deckard, Ruby Didlot, Bennie Doakes, Irma Dorow, Dan Doughty, Sharon Duckworth, Tim East, David Eddy, Winona Ed moundson, Vernon Egbert, Dave Emmert, Raymond Erwin, Arthur Estes, John Ray, Jimmie Ferrell, Helen yuuiai 2 Harrison, Billy Hart, Gail Hart, Gene Hartshorn, David Haynes, Newell Heinen, Tommy Higgins, Norma Honaker, Sue Horne, Donnie Horry, Suzanne Howard, Dan Hughes, Paul Humphrey Myra Jackson, Carolyn Jacobson, Teresa Jobe, Buddy Johnson, Ralph Johnson, Mae Jones, Zeta Johanson, Benny Kelly, Pat Kelsey, Larry Kennamer, Glen Killion, Billy af 1958 'li , f ' W or lf All vig iv Z iil ral J J L illll J 'K J it llll lr ,, ,,, , l 3: rn A L ,slss K J . K , , , -r', gill, f,,' law g ,1,s'scg3Z? ' r. ' r Q. 4 , ,V .5 J , , f yysgl W, V A f f J li X t llll 5, ' - Qt , f , J 1? f , ' ,,. . K Y J rf Kimes, Jeanie King, Pat Kizzie, Jessie Kline, Peggy 1 ' ,., .. 5' 1 ,uf 'lb 'J , i 1, .I E, x 4 E A N, - i .Lf A , 2 I L . bf 3 at lf J an me K 1 ' 'RIS' f. '7 ' f ' L Klinetelter, Martyne yi I Q Knight, Richard ,ly Krell, Jimmy pf Q , Lancaster, Ronnie t R ll Lance, Sarah J, .. 1 Laney, June SH g Langley, Eula f E Langley, Jimmy ' Lasson, Bobby Law, Donnie ,Lf f, ' ig I Lephew, Bob ,M Lewis, Bobby J V Loftin, Steve Vi K: Lyle, Linda 3 L g Lower, Linda yy Q s 1 , ,. ,I A , ,L A 5 1 3? ,ig . Q me ,, ,P , 3 dv I 96 3, X l f is 'az 11:5 ri ll z - -, S ,H , L, , 'S , ,ac .- 1 f :... sa.. J i M , i R , W si. Pettie, Homer Phillips, Connie Phillips, James Pitts, Mary Ann Pollard, Tomi Prince, Kay Purdy, Nancy Raper, Gail Ratliff, Rose Ray, Peggy Record, David Reed, George Reed, Barbara Reeves, George Renfro, Judy Q3 Q S 4 ci, 'V r- Parks, JoAnn Paulding, Jerry Perry, Dora Pestel, Frances McAlister, Glenda McClary, Don McClelland, Sally- McDowell, Jim McGinnis, Dan McGlurnphy, Diane McKee, Bill McMurtrey, Patsy Magness, Teresa Mathis, Alma Mathis, Mary Mays, Lee Mottet, George Montgomery, Richard Morris, Claudine Moss, Martha Moyer, Lloyd Naifeh, Sandra Neighbors, Jerry Neighbors, Karen Nichols, Doris O'Hara, Ronald Owen, Johnny Parker. Brenda junivn if Rhyne, Harold Rice, Darla Rich, Gcrald Richardson, Betty Richmond, Douglas Robins, Kenneth Robinson, John Robinson, Larry Rogers, Betty Rongey, Carol Rose, James Ross, Georgann Ross, Pat Rudd, Buck Rutherford, Katy Sander, Roberta Saunders, Sharon Schlehuber, Bill Scott, Carolyn Scott, Jerry Scott, Katie Scribner, Donna Scroggin, Don Seratte, Richard V 1958 , Sharkey, Colleen Q Sheppard, Beverly Z Eff B Sigmon, Robert .lf 7 Silvis, Eugene ,QW ,., I A i T, i Six, Johnny ft s - i ir' i i Slavef1S,Mafy i K Smith, Beverly .', ,. ee , 4- V. X ' ' Smith, Carol P T- r T 4' f if sii A Smith, Evefeff V rt' HW, f fl .,,' .:'t, 3 i ff iiqir1if,,,,' T. , it i 'lii . 1 il' Smith, Lail i t ,:,,,'. in M C M Smith, Terry ,ii X T ffl, ,gf , ' Sommers, Wayne Q g A Stamper, James 1 x 2 Sullivan Barbara Tabb Winston 'f ',,, , ,, Tate, Deanna S Thompson, Carolyn . U Timmons, Dale A V A - W i' ii ggi- 'Q I Stanton, Jack r .,l.4 ga at V Lrykr Vrzk X MW i gh Q ,I H -at 'X s 'ir ,i at f f ,X Q' Q 'QU T . ...f A.N...f- ' Q-.-i' ei 1 I W as :Vi Bk f HEX? l if s 2, W,.. C C Tyler, Grvel ,. Vanaman, Betty mir WadlOW, Bobby 'vln Watkins, Kathy QA: leies A iiar Washburn, Barbara lil in , ,.mr , , 1 Watwood, Patty 'r h ' 1. Watwood, PSQQY Weaver, Larry W ' , Weber, Linda V r I, . ,ffigif Weir, Howard lx ' , ffl ar,' Q C , r Welch, Charles Weslf J'mmY ee ala Wheaflew NlCkY ' A, W 'ii' A rrrhx White, Charles l -- ll'l1 W W 2 Wiley, Vance ,, ..., jj: r'er ' Williams, Alonzo Williams, Larry as , Williams, Patricia W ,Q 4 W W ,gf M59 l rx ,r', ,,Ia:2fra' 4 Williams, Oscar Williams, Wanda Williamson, Raiean Witt, Linda Witt, Steve Wooden, Phyllis Woods, Wendle Woolridge, Richard Woolsey, Zelinda Yates, Clayton Yeatman, Elsie Young, Ronald New juniors nf '58 'HoMoRgEs . . . soPHoMoREsL . . soPHoM RES. . . s DMORES...SOPHOMORES...SOPHOMO s...s r ORES...SOPHOMORES...SOPHOMOR ...S HC 'RES . . . SOPHOMORES . . . SOPHOMORES . . soP OMC 1...soPHoMoREs...soPHoMoREs. .soP oMoRl .SOPHOMORES . . . SOPHOMORES . . . OP MORES SOPHOMORES . . . soPHoMoREs . .. P MoREs . .. 'HOMORES...SOPHOMORES...SO H oREs...sc JMORES . . . SOPHOMORES . . . SoP f Q ones . , . som ORES..,SOPHOMORES...SOP ORES...SOPHC RES...SOPHOMORES...SOPHO RES...SOPHOMC M . . . soPHoMoREs . . . som-IOM RES . . . soPHoMoRl .SOPHOMORES . . . soPHoM ES . . . SOPHOMORES SQPHOMORES . . . SOPHOM ES . . . SOPHOMORES . .. 'HoMoREs...soPHoMo ...SOPHOMORES...SC JMoREs,..soPHoMoR ...SOPHOMORES...SOPI- oREs...so -1: , f ...soPHc RES...SOPH 02 . ...SOPHOMC . . . soPHoMoREs PHOMORES . . . SOPHOMORI .soPHoMoREs. HOMORES . . . SOPHOMORES iOPHOMORES...SO MORES...SOPHOMORES... 'HOMORES...SOPH soPHoMoREs...sc JMORES...SOPHOMORE 'e- oREs...soP+ ORES . . . SOPHOMORES . . . SOPHO S' OPHC RESMSOPHOMORFS nop:-mmnmrc r Sophomvrc 611155 0fHcers I K VAIV , I C waxed' A591 YN ceo WWXJESXO JUDY sf-1 l T: Q33 .peel fe P,esid SSLIN 3Os4C5edeyavI Treasurefkl vie Wea em SOPHOMORE CLASS ACTIVITIES The sophomores soon recognized the importance of becoming a part of Webster and of taking advantage of the many opportunities offered them through the school activity program. Topping the list of important events were the election of competent class officers and cabinet members, the presentation of a three-act comedy, and the class party. Members furnished their share of talent for the assemblies and the Talicade. Attractive Carol Ross and Judy Sappington were chosen football queen attendants, and popular Ronnie Rice, the Warrior Brave. The sophomores,feIt-that they could be iustly proud of their year's accom- plishments. SOPHOMORE CABINET-Seated, left to right: Judy Sappirigton, Wayne Bishop, Sally Fowler, Sherry Sutherland, Carol Ross, Carolyn Jones. Second row: Mary Myles, Alice McAlister, James Galloway, Donna Grissom, Paul George, Virginia Higgins, Beverly Hester, Shirley Vance, Geraldine Richardson, Louise Thompson, Jeannette Blackwell, Elena Cook. Not pictured: Miss Eunice McArthur, sponsor. Adams, Barbara Adams, Josephine Adams, Ronald Admire, Johnny Avery, James Barnett, Edward Barry, Wanda Bartee, Martha Barton, Jerry Bell, Sue Bell, Sandra Benge, Douglas Bennett, Tom Berry, Curtis Berry, Terr Y Berryhill, Billy Bilby, Mike Billingsly, Wanda Bishop, Joyce Bishop, Virginia Bishop, Wayne -I J.. I 'Q A v ,. if A ,ff V' A - .u Bishop, Wilma ' Blackwell, Jeanette Blakey, Pauline - tiki' in K fa .. ,.,,, , 'fi :' -J... ,, ,yyis C C R l r s J kv .fx rf' 'ii I , X' P f ll ll sp -U si. J, M.. tw' 5 , i Q 'A Q A X J .. , K qliv l Q l, V,Q4 , ,, , Sophamores af 1958 ,V -. Blankenship Carole J Bowman Dorothy Bozone Jerry A Blankenship, Kay ,, is pl ,Ei ' if If Bradshaw, Robert XX I ' Brand Patsy A Bratt Johnny ll A Briggs, Tommy C, Bundy, Judy B' Brady, Lester Nw W ' -5 , W? K H, 6, C, y Burgess, Jerry f Burner, Ronnie .V 1-fe Burris, Donald Bushyhead, Dale Campbell, Buddy is J is 4 Q. 'is' CSYLFQ iiss Cahill sang ,,,s i faatsp iarsfglfs as two, so Qs rat ?ex1 tw s n o W S fl l t. - fi , I .,,. ' ,.. 7 .KAN 5 ,ww 5 V I it J A ...A L , . M V C V tw b ' V A , . g g ww C r , ' J , i J .K J gs J 'li tlflll-is it E, ,353 VVV ig A V I , , jr . I ,f 1 w- K ' in Li -t2vi.,.,. , f , we ,aeioae reno s ee ,wW fi 5 29 ss,s -itfQ?F , i,4 E?t I'+i? i Jilif wi Qi' 7 , , L'. iii Q EJ: - - 3 f , 3 h , R Z ,, N , f J K : ' 2,33 ' ,:, . K M Davidson, Ban - f Davis, Don Q Dean, Pat r h Dentis, Kenneth Campbell, William Cantrell, Larry Cantwell, Cathryn Carpenter, Arthur Carter, Ronald Clary, Linda Clayton, James Coats, Jerry Cochran, Bethel Cohen, Vicki Coleberg, Edward Collins, Doyle Cook, Brenda Cook, Elena Cooper, Johnny Correa, Robert Cott, Gwyneth Cowett, Billy Cozart, Ronnie Craig, Austin Crosslin, Carolyn Daniels, Frank Daniels, Maxine David, Floyd Sophomore Dentis, Linda C l, y 7 , Dowell, Melba ' , Doyle, Sharon f Drain, Norma fs, ,,,'i, L Duggan, Judy taalsi i a ii,s J J ,.ii if Dunn, Helen ,hx it .C , Dunn, Lynda ,VT ,,'i f tiii,,1 1 V Eagles, Kenneth , V - J C, East, Joyce ' h A Eddingtield, John .Q A y E 1,.. y ,,-' i i'-t it,a',i E s Edwards, Billy r r 1, ' , r J ' , - Egben,PaU1 saaf-3 sei: siis r. ' 's- oats R ,,sar.s EIL Laffy lf, , l T Eubanks, Diane is, J ' lrr' J ' - Fiegel, Daflene ' D , E C J R , 'wr .ai .fl -1 L IA Fipps, Ann Forehancl, Mack Forrest, Claudia Fowler, Sally Frierson, Joyce Fuller, Jimmy Fuller, Karen Galloway, James Garvin, Bobby George, Paul Gill, Minnieola Givens, Max Glass, J. B. Glass, Joyce Glaze, Jeanie Gleason, Louise Glenn, Jeanie Goins, Gerald Goodwin, Charlotte Green, Lillie Grissom, Donna Groenwold, George Haggerty, Paula Hale, George gal' Q pap, 'R f' . N' r y, ir. it i ' 1,is 2 lrrrs, if E fi? C O uQ.'w' A Hallford, Jesse Hallum, Harvey Harding, Delores Hario, Irene J E N ff ,, T t M r , as wif 1, A V' 5 ,., E21 raw - ,fl K 1 .A -lr . -t-9 ,ai W -X - iw' 1 .3 - rliliizg -w e , .sg ..,l X , it 4? I Pk H all ,,i,!, sis EZ, Q ili ,,,.,f I 1-1 4 ar . ..-,1QgFC,wrf W I A K w g , A Q z N 1 Aa fl958 ' K . he g s K Harper, Bobby Harvey, Alva Harvey, Don Hazelton, Robert Hawkins, John Headspeth, Donna Hester, Beverly Hickman, Charles Higgins, Virginia Hill, Helen Hill, Patty Hillhouse, Charles Hobson, Jerry Hoffman, Michael Holmes, Bobby vi Xe Q3 5 'mv Q ag' 3, lh Q Lmyy' Hudgens, James , W i ll, i s .g, Hughes, Paul . L i A 1 il Human, Martha ' it ' l fi ' Humphrey, James V Hunt, Linda I my . ll L Huskey, Burley Q M fi ' we J Jackson, John , 'F Janeway' Ann .. .! 3 'F . Z, , 2 k r ,,, !:f , Jones, Carolyn 5 ' J:.' , ix J' Jones, Deloris g Jones, Orville , A , y, . g at W V ,, Jones, Robert 'x , g g , - l My J Kemp, Sandra Y r A Q' at Glen 'L LaDue, James A ., Langley, Joe B t , , PM r ,, H L ,g ,rk l J H , ' Lawson, Barbara . r g r V Leggett, Gary 1 'Q 5, -Q ffiiii i 1 J s g Lewis, Judy at r 1 McAlister, Alice ' tw LLJ- LL f l. L r MCCaVlhY1 Silas 'n'n K L I 'Z' ' 'B i B McClelland KEIY -' -s X L ssfa arrr H ' i n ' V.:: M- , 'B .5 J McCombs, Mildred f,,,,1iS,4:',r W I ,p , Il it McCully, Frankie ' YQ' Wxgizgf McDonald, Karen k..' B 5 a gvnqrs ' L 4 McDlhaney, Richard Sophomon Marais, Richard r ' iia . 1 McFarland, Ben . L ' if Mclntire, John K i J J' i'a2 I Maman, Eldon , QJJ, a i + McNeill, Larry 'iiiiii ' A, Manley, Lila Mantle, Jeanette Marsh, Bill Mathis, Jack Matlock, Darrell 'Q 4 xiii. kr kr - hz .- K ., , K U 'H if at 4- ,i ,. Q . Meadows, Jo Ann L Merriman, Bobbie ,wc 4 tg emu , M Metcallf, Larry it 3 J L33 ,i Mi er, Jerry 'ff ' Millier, Linda B , + . H Jai i .. Moffett, Priscilla Moreland, Ida ,Q Moore, Shirley F -my Morris, Dewayne 'J' ' ,ga Muskrat, Mizelle by ' W, Myers, Clarence ,,., 4 i ' Q, ' ' . Myles, Mary 9 Partney, Leon , '23, , y y Patterson, Bobbye Q ba Patterson, Edward 1, Patterson, Gary R Patterson, Phil Patton, Cora wi J a ,, S! ....- M:-' Ji , X ey A ., 'K' ft' an 1' ' - ,iff l 9 X' , mir . Peek, Sylvia J , Perkins, Diane A ag pl it Q W y 3 F 3 'G' Phillips, Carolyn ,i,.,. N -+- Phillips, Patsy ' i , D J, , Pitts,Jimrny ,gf -1 X I 1, Poindexter, LaRue l A , Poindexter, Leon A G A P Pointer, Geraldine Q Q, 3 y 4 , G M, Poplin, Patsy if il . V , Potter, Judy V gl, sz, a xy l ...if Powell, Dana Sue if nl I ,, li' ' ' - fmt. AIA I I! . -1. 'f Radford, Jean 1 J, 1, it R6QSdale, Lawrence , W' J .-- ,A l -JK 1 Rambo, David W A 'Ti' 5-'Q Ransom, Billy 'll 4' X . it .45 .J F V 1958 5 ,,,. Q A J A Ratlift, Maggie v gun, ,, Q ' ,gg 3 1. Ray, Dgn -- - 511, Reeves, Kay V I if L I A Rheoark, Gary fp ,X y 4 ' 4:3 q Rice, Darla -.2 xi M A . if Rice, Roger ' ll -I 4- '37 f y 3-3 rg Rice, Ronnie 3 ' IQ, fy Richardson, Geraldine '5' ,wr Robbins, Ronnie D , Riddle, Billie aff'-' K A -f l x W, J Riley, Carl 1,55 ' ,gg K ,l' - Robison, Jimmy ,V V, j , ss Robinson, Tommy Q , 3,, 17 ,FfL5l f, ii Rogers, Mike ,. ' l , ,' Rogers, Sandra ' rg '-3.172 H9 fil' V ,, - ig., zrxziaf? it ia AJ KK l 3 A l ,,. ,eo . ..-., Rotert Harvey Rupe Barbara Sander Dick Sanders, Joyce Schneider Johnny Schuler Gary Scott Ronnie Seaton Gary Seegren, Gracie Srnallwood Jerry Q ww Smith Jean me Smith Norma Snow, Gerald Stanley Everett Stewart David Stone Becky Strickland, Gary Sophomvrc a r , , J Y as W IQ bak 4 , T J if 'S S , S S it tl ts. A 1 Vi? will' www? , ei, -:e-. Vance, Shirley VanGuilder, Virginia , Vernon, Harold WW Wadlow, Peggy g H Wainright, Bobby . G' 15. f at , 'il 7 ' W' -,.....,,.5r1 L 'ff' P, Wi , ,.,. V an Y 'W 14 ' ,.,L V I i , W 1 l lit, 3 , . Walker, Juanita Ward, Sandra ,L Waterdown, Roberta , g, A . 1 Q 4 f l- A is Weaver, Jerry W ,,,,, Weaver, Sylvia igx ,my Weldon, Clarence W J a Wells, Patsy i f E i i W , Q West, Judy ' ,S i g -N , M it Weston, Georgia J Eiga, .n iy s mf' W . Wlllle' Davld W t V ,mmf W i -f - ,W WW , M J QWZ W 7 W 'M' 4' i W N W i 'r if Whitealcer, Kirk g K' U i M L V Whiteside, Joyce .gigg le ,p g Q , Jar A af J Wickett, Jo Ann 'W ' Wiley, Kay ,,sW ,s Q., J Wtss Zi-ia W if 1958 Williams, Aaron , Q H, - M V, , Williams, Dearell ' was Williams, Harold I - . W Wl' Williamson, John W H J ,- Willige, Bill ' 'W V W Willis, Bobby 4? Wilmoth, Jean Wilson, Sue Witt, Larry I ,W .3 , J '-P? 59 Wood, Sharon 4,1 k 1., Wyse Beverly 6 -vin Jie! v-f x We Yount, Bertha 5 ' ,sw A ,, at , U. 'wg .W-kim ' 4' J --,VV --rp - r. ::' , '41 y if 1 424' , .- , 4Qt'-- 1 ,. 4 .2.l- lg. 1 n. ' xa ,K f E . N-A. ,- U , Be slow' to fall info friendshipjq but when thou- art in,-continue firm and constant. ' ' -SOCRATES 4 3' 4' J, - I I , T'-9-.1- 'Q.,i',w,:fjI.7'z, i.. 11'-ana? 4- f 1: ,pq L- 31' w-iQ'f5..1f 4 M: iff 1 J 4?'-'ii ' ' ' M Y: ' - ' ii. ' 53 4. , . .-- -Fai : iffbg .'ii'4:: .. ' 4- if 1 ' , Q V 'g -M:-if izmx --Hfvf -,J PM f , - 1 1: ?'E'f'E '7- -Ana7::. ' if f ' Q 1 , ' gp ,M .al 15' 49 Q' o 'p ,gf v Q.. O ', 15 i'. v ,,,,,o .M . ,Q-f J, sr,-U , M if ff e M' S f f M Q V ' F 1 e est of all governments is that which teaches us to govern ourselves. ooems ,. 7 5 f L, f- 1 ' A s tshts ' ss., - ' ci z :ff 1:51 gf -I RODNGUES TABB SONDRA cLYDE THATCHEF RAYMON Q AGUTPJE President EMMERTD KPN ATS ANP STUDENT COUNCIL CABINET Pllvmfll The cabinet members, with capable Clyde Thatcher as president, acted as a steering committee for the Student Council. Ably assisting him were Kay Canady, vice president, Sondra Aguirie, recording secretary, Linda Rodrigues, correspond- ing secretary, Winston Tabb, treasurer, Patsy Pinkley, parliamentarian, and Ray- mond Emmert, chaplain. Ever ready with wise counseling was the sponsor, Mr. George Downing. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council, composed of elected representatives from each home- room and each school organization, served as the representative Congress through which the student body had a voice in school policies and in all matters of student interest. Outstanding activities included giving-a coke party for new students, compiling the popular yearly student directory, taking charge of all-school elections, selling concessions at various school events, and sponsoring the decoration of classroom doors at Christmas, and the campus improvement project on Arbor Day. Student Keuneil Representatives First row, left to right: Mrs. Catherine VanVleck, sponsor, Joyce Bishop, Virginia Bishop, Lillie Green, Barbara Reed, Sharon Saunders, Suzanne Horry, Sharon Doughty, Sondra Aguirie, Sharon Parks, Patsy Pinkley, Linda Rodrigues, Janet Aldridge. Second row: Judy Bundy, Amy Anderson, Patti Collins, Karen Neighbors, Kay Canady, Linda Miller, Carolyn Crosslin, Linda Weber, Katy Rutherford, Delora Whiteside, Sue Turney, Joyce Whiteside, Sally Fowler. Third row: Dwayne Conner, Raymond Emmert, Patty Watwood, Winston Tabb, Jimmy Carver, Clyde Thatcher, Johnny Musgrove, Larry Metcalf, Robert Sigmon, Bill Marsh, Curtis Berry. 1 flifgf S ' I1 c 001 Gauucil 17516, Wig .9 Sfdfg I6 6'f7f6'56'I1fa!iV6S L eff ro rig!-UA P 1 . 8 Ty Wa twood , Diane M A -. Qurrlel Larry M efcalf ? NR Q ,NK CGIU mPhY, Sondra est 'WS Left to nf mm 'll right. P arty W arwood Suze T1 H L Plem mons ' . Thes e stud ents h' eip ne O p'Bn - Y, . Inter-scho onme Gro ol acfivx endes D I ies. ' On QI' MRS N VLECK 'ng Student Counctt sponsor, admtrtng mbers at hts tarewett party. td Mr, Downlng tt trt MR . DOWNING Pictured above is Ntr. Downt , the gttt presented htm by the tacutty me Both the Webster tacutty and the student body he tn htgh esteem and regretted hts teavtng, but wtshed htm we Ns new work. Mrs. Cathertne Nlanxlteck assumed the sponsorshtp ot the counctt tor the remainder or the year and kept tt operattng Sm oothty. Warriw' Stall AR ERS-First row' Murlen C . e ook Second row, left to right- Ron nie Sitter, James Avery, Nor- man Reno, Mr. Duane Wo d- o ring linstructorl, and James Green. TISTS AND PHOTOGRAPH- Under the guidance of Mr. Duane Wooclring and Mrs. Opal Crowe, the Warrior Staff worked diligently to record the 1957-58 school events. If we help to re- call the treasured memories and friendships of the past year, this book will have served its pur- pose. Seated, left to right: Patty Watwood, Barbara Harmon. Standing: Mrs. Opal Crowe, Diane McGlumphy, Winston Tabb, Carol Cantwell, Mr. Duane Woodring. 5 Cuba School Ofc Staff , , ,,i, s,,s B ,,,,,s., C i is s . p,p,s :.t.q I V W The reporters of the iournalism class, under the direction of Miss Moita Davis, are always on the alert for Webster news to be published in the Tulsa School Life. Seated, left to right: Barbara Allen, Carol Clealand, Alice Hallford, Sammy Terry, Betty Walker, Karen Johnson, Norma Sanduske . St ' - Loomis, Roberta Sager, Jimmy Carver, Anita Biggs, Pat Miss Moita Dorse D ' ' y ending. Ina sy Wyse, Rayleen Albitz, Patty Watwood, sponsor, y avis, Paul Harrison. These students with their in- structors meet vveekly to plan appealing and Worthwhile pro- jects for senior core, a required course in personnel develop- ment. Seated, left to right: Lonnie Groendes, Don Autry, Janet Aldridge, Ruth Vernon, Janet Heath, Kaye Watkins. Standing: Mr. Ross, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Mc- Kee, Mrs. VanVleck, Mr. Chand- ler. Sflilbl' Har 6' Sfemkf . - F 6'alf11mZ!ce fi .., X . Asscmby Plauuzhg C7amm17!vc YJ' K ll Webster ROQEVS' and Yea, team' MQW Ye Qi in the annual exchange-assem Y. x Y -fi' f .J 51.3 W fi I 3, . I ' ,z Q SQ Seated, left to right: Mary Coffey, Pat Cutter. Standing: Bobby Keith, Alice Hallford, Linda Ce,-mal cheerleaders Weir, Dave Egbert, Mr. Hudson Wilcox, sponsor. Planning both entertaining and educational assembly programs for the student body is the work of this group, under the direc- tion of Mr. Hudson Wilcox. junior Red 6'ross Cfauucil Raiean ht, paullne Blalleylhloodent H to rlg ' ' phy r , Seated, le Renard Srttefiq Standing: Lrndax Williamson, Jeanie Wilmqfff' rd Lovett' Caf0 Lee Mays' W avert Cl. 0 l , Mrs. lflel Well' rlallla saiauskv' Uncle we Ross, 0 l Nardtn, Sponsor V' Gans Sfandfn QI Jud . Cayolyn Ke Y Grissom S . rr, ' Ondr A -. Linda Rodri sponsor. Seated: Zh Qurrre, pany pink' 5 Ques, Sharon Parks J aron Doyle Mary SY, Miss f Oan Burdick 'Ba rimrose , b I r ara Harmon. Filling oversea gift boxes are Georgiana Whiteley, Karen Fuller, Jeanie Wilmoth, Ronald Sitter, Wayne Bishop, Mrs. Inez Nardin. JUNIOR RED CROSS Service to others is the purpose of the Junior Red Cross, Again this year the council, sponsored by Mrs. Inez Nardin, filled oversea gift boxes, gave programs at the county farm and the Veterans' Hospital in Muskogee, and participated in the Leadership Train- ing Conterence held each spring. Money for their proiects was raised by selling candy. Y-TEENS Meet you at the Y seemed to be the by-word ot Y-Teen members whose varied program included serv- ice projects and socials under the sponsorship of Miss Carolyn Ker and Mrs. Ora Lee Love, Where will I find hies? Similar the biograp questions are asked fre- quently of the library as- sistants. Besides answer- ' ' h' clu Ing questions, t eir ties include checking books out to students, magazines to delivering respective te a c h e r s, d lettering ks, a n d arranging card files. Much credit is given the I1 EvelY ' 'latin shelving an boo 4-a..,,,Nn to Mrs. Ada Porter, new librarian, for the many improvements she any w Cleanna ldgblixter, Ann lane has made in thevllbrary . . d ' wesf A Judi! Wlddgomeavf Mrs' nd for her efficient an righlz DeloreS a friendly help to both the Left Sandusky, Nor students and the faculty. 0ff7cs Assistants Mar Primrose. Standing: Seated, left to right: Dian White, Judy Bundy, Carolyn Crosslin, Pat Dean, y Donna Hutchings, Juanita Gleason, Sherry Sutherland, Martha Moss, Louise Troxell, Deanie Mathis, Joan Burdick, Judy Lewis, Judy Grissom, Tomi Pollard, Carol Ann Smith, Virginia Higgins, Mildred Wakefield. L' da Miller Bobbie Seated, left 1o right: Tona Gerian, Janet Aldridge, Lois Mathis, Jeanene Casey, in , Merriman, Wanda Billingsley. Standing: Frances Pestel, Sharon Stufflebeam, Anita Biggs, Mary Burk, Rose Marie Tharp, Joan Andrew, Carolyn Smith, Katy Rutherford, Sharon Saunders, Barbara Glass, Martyne Klinefelter, Claudine Morris, Carolyn Jackson, Diane McGlumphy, Brenda Hollis, Carolyn Jones. ' ' h telephone, and helping with clerical Typing, collecting absent slips, answering t e work are the duties of these efficient assistants. lg00kSf0I'5 ,,4ssistar1fS rnda sneedf Kaye . I i Ck, re assisianii Wiey Harnmo of these friendly' bggllilrhomel. Seaiedr Ml' I -iii B smile is lhewrlsfoshafiey iniiofe, Bile Service W' a Crooks, Pa1SY ' Watkins, Maw 5pQnSOl'- Projecliouisls PROJECTIONISTS Much credit should be given To The proieciionisfs of the visual educafion machines and Their sponsor, Mr. Alfred Gibbs, who make it possible for Teachers To use films to increase the under- standing of subiect matter. These boys are available every period. Kneeling, left To right: Johnny Powell, Jimmy Krell, and Walter Benedict. Standing: Mr. Alfred Gibbs, Charles Black, Herberf Church, and Norman Reno. Qfgw Practice 5 . hines are Eliza- - k' n the adding mac , iU:lllyJZ:VnCZsmEjar?et Heatlm Unda MCMncl1ael, Mary e , . V ' Th 1 Burk, Richard DeBolt, DW' Wlme' Rose Mane arp Kenneth D0U9la5- Scientific-minded students studying the sep- aration of mixtures are Amy Anderson, Rosa Vincent, Charles Williams, James Stewart Mrs. Althea Franklin, instructor. Drafting -' N--' Working on orthographic drawin s W I g are ayne Higgins, Mr. Homer Towns, instructor, Elmer Hahn, Dick 56f1Cl9VS, Jlmmy Foster, Gerald Goins, Bennie Didlot. Diversified Occupations bb Welch Glen sense, Cafl . - Chappell, B0 Y ' Hall . ld C . R Chafd Chnsly' Don R 1 t. Geneva ' f' an zu 11 .su Teresa Jacobson, Behav MC. I' ll IUC? lla 1011 Glumphy, R. C. Crabtree, C. is Y i i V, Gautier. Third row: Alfred , Gibbs, sponsor, Joe Shirley, Gene Hoss, Bobbi' Sheldfm' ' Don Morgan, R09e Smnh' Glen Chilcoat. DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATIONS Diversified Occupations, a training program for students engaged in trade preparation, gives them an opportunity to work while they learn. ,Auto ,Mechanics First rolw, left to right: Larry Robinson, Jerry Neighbors, Bruce Berry, George Reed, Lloyd Purcell. Second row: Elwanda Smith, Fleeta Eli, Carolyn Kemp, Carolyn Reeves, Carol Smith, Carol Rongey, Oletha Weldon. Third row: Mr. Wiley Hammock, sponsor, Thomas Bryant, David McCormock, Bob Lephew, Jerry Green, David Scott, Harvey Gleitz, and James, Cannon. mock, sponsor. Learning how to overhaul a car are the mechanics L. D. Scribner, Jack Ford, Mike Abbet, Don Moody, Richard Corley, and Jim Hardesty. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION To develop leadership and to foster an interest in the field of commercial distribution are the aims of the Distributuve Education PV0QF6m, says Mr Wiley Ham Hume ,Nursing How to take the temperature, how to make records on patients, and how to give first-aid are only a few of the things learned in Home Nursing taught by Mrs. Ocletta Lewis. Seated: Jackie Fisher. In bed: Janet Lewis Standing, left to right JoAnn Meadors, Georg ann Ross, Beverly Smith, Y Peggy R a y, Beverl Wyse. the Filling food baskets for the needy with food collected at ' Janet Lewis, Ruth Nelson, Cabbage Theater are Ina Loomis, PSQQY Ray, ' ' d , Judy Johnson, Beverly Smith. Jackie Fisher, JoAnn Mea ors N,.,,,.-W A Ar 5fOve. H ' Palsy B Caumphreyl Par Kirurleson, Mwa rol Keeney Ggzlilr yabye-V ' B Ruth Smw ' ll. olr Mary Slavess LA, ,refrigerafgllj Beverly Sh ' Oolvng 6, .' eppardl par Ro mix: SS. FOOD CLASS You won't find us unprepared when the right man comes along, say the girls in Mrs. Mildred McKee's Food Class. Here we learn how to select, prepare, and serve vari- d meals and how to ous types of foods an , be a gracious hostess. Spanish Ulub llAqUi or 11 member Presenteu answe rollcall jviof The EI Espanol Clrbthe report - rs. Inez Nardin The U to To a 5 the purpose myth SPOnsor, and ffggaint students with Tie Capt? is custo , IS 0 izountries and'-TED Cgiagettatin America! unity To make em an O ff real th ppm' la 'ensue de espanol? Studi' Of The 1 mes w rn bv Kane Sem' and Jem' Dees ' ' S ' it U O . Admxxggenie CoFoEi4r:lSFra::cs Danieis, Ruth Neison, Merriii yliahrsgn SPattLy Mleatwood Mrs. inez Nardin, Dixie Mathis, Bonnie 50012 Lan a Lorfrfus Bob Brevlyerl Bam! Rogers., Aiice Bundy, Hamid Co , na and Norma Crow. ommercial ,4rt Wits Future artists are we! Rosalie Jordan, Kaye Watkins, Rosa Vincent, Bobby Keith, Tim Cole, Kenneth Ragsdaie, Michaei Hoffman, Martha Bartee, and Darlene Harper. Jerald Johnson, James Avery, Ronnie Sitter, Muriene Cook and Judy Rentro. is ?uturc Crashers of America Seated, left to right: Bette Cunningham, Bill Martin, Jim Metcalf, Curtis Speaker, Earl Johnston, Carmiletta Fields. Standing: Zelinda Woolsey, Linda Lyle, Norma San- ties. Interesting young peo- ple in education as a fu- ture career is the chief pur- pose of the Future Teach- ers Club reports Mrs. Vin- cent Patrick, sponsor. Their program includes both so- cial and professional activi- dusky, Katie Scott, Colleen Sharkey, James A ,L'd W',JEll C ,Rth k an U sturure J-wmema H a p p y and Well-managed homes stem from happy and well-prepared homemakers. B sides encouraging democracy in the home, the club, under direc- tion of Mrs. Mildred McKee and Mrs. Odet- ta Lewis, foster the de- velopment of creative leadership in the com- munity. They carry out their program on fam- ily life with demon- strations, panels, and field trips. rf Y a Naiieh, R uth R ss ma Loomis, Bsillrilg Elinor Tannef- O I I 'e ' J anne Meadows Cl1?!lgi3rellterlY Smllll' Bonnl . O , L.-, right: Jane' lfevlllsllaclcie Flsheff Peggy . . . seared, len loiohnsori. Sfa'1d '9' Future Nurses of America Club organized to inform Nelson, wdv girls of the many opportunities in nursing and to help them prepare for their entrance into nursing school. GL gulure Nurses DLI' xvrxio First row: Mary Slavens Rub . . . , y De k d, V ' . I Cami Clealandl Mrs Ahhea Franklirf Zjonsgiglgiosgshop, Jake Bishop, Tomi Pollard, Paula H6Q9ertY, Pins, Dian MCG'Um I A A d , . row: ary Green, Peggy Kline, Lillie Green, Mary P Y my n erson, Zeta Jones. Slagecraft Seated, left to right: Earl Johnston, Curtis Speaker, Ted Cole, Gerald Rich, Jerry Slover. Second row: Gerald Johnson, Betty Walker, Karen Johnson, Nancy Patterson, Elmer Hahn, Joe Foster. Standingi Mr. Hudson Wilcox, Ben Bishop, John Starling, Ralph Johnson, Herbert Church, Doyle Partin, John Muskgrove, Jessie Kizzie, Robert Black, Eugene Copelen. The stagecratt crew under the direction of Mr. Hudson Wilcox make scenery and set- tings for the assemblies, the class plays, and the Talicade. In addition they learn how to use the lights to bring out the de- sired effect. Woadshvl' Under the instruction of Mr. Joseph Large N these boys can make anything from a piece of lumber. Standing: John Schneider, Ralph Wilkerson, Joseph Large, Norman Reno. Kneeling: Glen Tribble, Larry Cantrell, Oscar Williams, Jerry Miller, Jim Rose, Jimmy Fuller. Driver .Sducafiorr 'Y pdf Safe drivers we will be, say the members of Driver Education. Left to right: Mr. E. C. Dickerson, instructor, Connie Phillips, Dave Egbert, Amy An- . . derson, and Jerry Slover. Preparing to be competent machinists are, kneeling, lefr to right: Delores Naiera, Vernon Ryan, Gary Conner, Jim Kirksey, foreman, and Gerald Cypert. Standing: Don Davis, Mike McCawley, Ben Bishop, Richard Montgomery, George Moffat, and Ernest Jenkins. Left side, first row, left to right: Earl Johnston, Tommy Hodge, Phyllis Wooden, Beverly Galloway, Joyce Glass, Gordon Lawson, James Humphrey. Second row: Dale Timmons, Bobby Harper, Buddy Jobe, Colleen Sharkey, Lillie Green, Lloyd Moyer. Third row: Curtis Speaker, Jimmy Metcalf, Tommy Grillot, Bill Martin, Bobby Willis, Robert Hazelton. Standing: Janet Heath, Judy Sheri, Elizabeth Jones, Linda Lyle, maiorettesg Johnny Powell, Lonnie Groendes, Buddy Campbell, Right side, first row, left to right: Doyle Hallum, Wayne Bishop, Clayton Yates, Johnny Hays, drum maior, Gail Raper. Second row: Ralph Wilkerson, James Galloway, Harold Vernon, Charles White, Richard Knight, Mary Myles, Jimmie Fay. Third row: George Groenewold, Gary Schuler, James Harper, John Cray, Larry Witt, Arthur Erwin. Standing: Raiean Williamson, Bette Cunningham, Mr. Dennis Kelliher, directory Phillip Garland. Webster's f o o t b a I I season would not have been complete without the stirring music of her band under the direction of Mr. Kelliher. intricate marching drills given between halves at the foot- ball games were the result of many hours of practice. Johnny Hays, the drum maior, capably led the band through all its routines. The high-stepping, fancy-twirling maiorettes added color and variety to the band front. All members were very proud of their band queen, Gail Raper, who was crowned on the football field. R if 'Qs Leaving the field are Johnny Hays, drum maior and Gail Raper, band Queen. d 514,14 Qlkwar l6'ar1 .Queen L IM ,I DENNIS KELLIHER GA IL RAPER Majarcftes Linda Lyle Elizabeth Jones Janet Heath Judy Sheri Sffffw Offkfiffd W . arming up for a Arrht, E , Practtc . Hays. rSfar:gxgil'0!a'TmY H0jg3F5EgrLhar5Q.SE'6f9Cl, left fo rf hr . f. Dennis Ketttisen dilligsrong Tri iOhiS'gnN.iig1 Wheatley, John Cm R I Q b 1 me Groendes I Y, ichard K . - , W mehr, Y H I omes, Curtis Speak D mston Tabb, Johnny ef, Bill McKee 1 Lloyd MO Yer. Orchestra nston Tabb. Left side, first row, left to right: Bette Cunningham, Katie Scott, Wi Second row: Zelinda Woolsey, Linda Lyle, Earl Johnston, Tommy Hodge, Beverly Galloway. Third row: Beverly Sheppard, Helen Dunn, Jesse Hallford, Richard Knight, Johnny Hays, Nicky Wheatley. Fourth row: Linda Dentis, Maggie Ratliff, James Galloway, Arthur Erwin, John Cray, Ralph Wilkerson. Right side, first row, left to right: Sandra Rogers, Judy Worsham, Charlotte Goodwin, Carolyn Crosslyn. Second row: Janet Lewis, Diane Perkins, Sharon J kie Fisher, Back row: Mr. Doyle. Third row: Gail Raper, Lloyd Moyer, ac ' B'll McKee, Curtis Speaker, Lonnie Groencles, Dennis Kelliher, Bobby Holmes, 1 Phillip Garland. Throughout the year the orchestra is kept busy practicing lt Ia s for many assemblies and tor its various activities. p y ' b' est presents a complete program for one. Perhaps its :gg task is playing for the Talicacle. Music hath charm when played by our two Woolsey and Winston talented organists, Zelinda Tabb. 6'l10ir The members of the choir and the girls' glee club, un- der the direction of Mr. Louis Ballard, work hard to develop their voices to per- fect pitch, round and full volume, and clearly pro- nounced words. Consequent- ly, heavenly music prevails at Webster. First rovv, left to right: Donna Grisham, Judy Sappington, Judy Sheri, Judy West, Carolyn Thompson, Glenda Mc- Alister, Donna Stubbs. Second row: Priscella Moffett, Linda Hanna, Katy Rutherford, Sally McClelland, Patti Col- lins, Ruth Nelson. Third row: Mary Mathis, Pat McMurtrey, Mary Coffee, Joan Wickett, Karen Shiplet, Evelyn Jackson, Jean Radford. Fourth row: June Green, Martha Human, Jean Kimes, Sandra Bell, Darla Rice, Dixie Mathis, Georgiana Whiteley, Jim Foster, Leon Partney, John Starling, Phil Pat- terson. Fifth row: Mary Prince, Jana Rice, Darla Rice, Virginia VanGlider, Georgia We'ton, Mary Sparkman, Sylvia Weaver, Sixth row: Mr. Louis Ballard, director, Kenneth Robins, Jimmy Terry, Jerry Hobson, Roger Rice, Jerry Smallvvoocl, Jim Harper. 67549 l 6766 67116 First . , row, left to right: Shirley Vance Geraldine Richardson P rf, HH 5YlVia Peek, Sh . f - , Sandy Ward, Bangla TRZLJSS, Tiltigbetlg Glaze, Kay Mcclenandluejnile glgnglatgilia Ernest, JOYCe Sanders, Mr. Louis Ballard, director? Louisrga Groears, Donna Heaclspeth, Kay Blankenship BOW: Norma Smith, Pvllen, DianeB 'd - , easonf Barbara Adams, Karen McDonald' Fl Y eckard' Tl f0' row: ' ' 1 f Orence Hoffman W-i fl tt, M l Qe idred Wakefield, Minnie Ola Gill. f ima -H.. Senior Play THE GREAT BlG DOORSTEPH Left to right: The Crotchett family and their home. Uncle Dewey lArthur Erwinl, left, comes to visit Commodore Crot- chett CRonald O'Haral and the fam- ily. Interviewing Alice Almstead CDee Taylorl is radio announcer Uohn Crayl. The Crotchetts are evasive when the New Orleans tlorist CFlorence Hoftmanl asks if they grow lilies. Tayo CDavid Snyderl, right, and Tobin Uohn Mayj, center, show interest in Evie CRosa Vincentl. Speech Arts Play DEAR RUTH Left to right: Awaiting the arrival of Ruth CRosa Vincentl, are her par- ents Judge and Mrs. Harry Wilkins flames Stewart-Judy Worshamj, and her fiance, Albert Kumrner CBob Keithl. Martha Seawright CAnita Biggsl greets Chuck Vincent Uohn Mayl on his return from war. Ruth Wilkins CRosa Vincentl resists Bill Seawright's Clonnie Groendesl attention. Bill Seawright finally wins Ruth Wil- kin's love. 3 . . rf ,A tg., av . 1 lc I l 1 Q3 l -' r' - i i,l it -- A ' ,- Hip? .ts W, AMN tim a Qikzfgizk ' l . w l A - A... f. ,ax , i t tt.. Q Mat ff- M THE NIGHT OF JANUARY lo l Pictures, Iefr to right: I. Karen Andre lKatie Scottl, de- fendant, leaves her home under po- lice custody. 2. John Graham Whitfield, lCharles Whitej comforts his daughter Nancy Lee Faulkner, after learning of her husband's death. 3. The police inspect the scene of the death of Biorn Faulkner. A. Nancy Lee Faulkner llelinda Woolseyl and her late husband, Boiorn Faulkner. l il--f-s--'---:sl Saphamore Play ,fumar Play NO MORE HOMEWORK 5. l clon't know how to stitch an egg, or sew an omelet, or whatever women do, says Buzz Bailey CTommy Briggsl disgustedly. 6. She did it! She took the money! ac- cuses Faversham lightly lPaul Georgel pointing his finger at Shalimar Ames fDiane Eubanksl. 7. Oh, my head! Oh, my throatl wails the aspiring actress Tallulah Ploetz lMartha Barteel when she feigns a headache, 8. Coach Guthrie lGary Pattersonl at- tempts to separate ianitor Tok lTony Ewistl and the dominant scrub lady, Mrs. Ratchet Clinda Millerl. Thai friendship will not cvonfanue to fhe and which rs begun for an end Q -QUARLES 6 , . ,xg wi ll Krfyalfy H, 3 3 0 4 ,Qui LINDA RODRIGUES Mws Daniel Webster XX , 'K ,W- .nn 1. We it Q gf .gd W Q j qzi. i ij i ,:,b, ' L ,q, , :g gi KAVA ,JSZYQWS 3 WM ra , .,,s:, .W A ,K r Sh T' fp W. W ,M I J, W A LLL,,, . BOBBY LANCASTER Warrior Chief of ' f J fpmk, 'Q is 'L .s5?4'.3:f--1,5 2, 'x'WG'x yi. R45 1 Q- rfisfqgagx 95? i , X . -',f - if f: A f fy nf in wh wwf 'V il us- Q '1 'ef Q Calicadc of '58 FOREVER FANTASY Forever Fantasy was acclaimed by many as one of the most spectacular Talicades Webster has produced. Each of the six scenes was based on some different fantasy. From the Nut- cracker Suite through Legends, Flora and Fauna, Fairy Tales, Blues, and Arabian Nights a com- plete dream World was revealed to our audience when the curtain opened at eight o'clock each evening, March T2-15. Gzdczzdc' l6'mrd of Zmfrvl Duties of the Talicade Board, under the sponsorship of Mr Hudson Wilcox are to plan and produce the all-talent show, the Talicade. This includes selecting the theme and the scenes, reviewing the try-outs, choosing the characters planning the staging and the costuming, and writing the continuity. 7,05 Harezfer .Sianfa y A 9 'E ,ff 15' Q PW' A 5, A s llq A it . ., ..-f X N i l. Eula Langley, the ballet soloist. 2. Studio Band plays for Alice in Wonder- land's tea party. 3. The dancers honor Snow White and Prince Charming. 4. John Clayton and Linda Miller, the Trans-Sisters. 5. The Rabbit invites Winona Eddy to dance. 6. Janet Heath, the baton twirler. 7. The Dwarfs sing Whistle While You Work. 8. The harem dancers at the Persian Market. 9. Judy Bundy-accompanied by Tony Twist sings Get Me to the Church on Time. M -45421 ..f.. I W6 ff MM' vat Nba l. 2. in 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. to 8. 9. of Talicade banner. Brenda Hollis, the soloist in Lullaby Rhythm. Mr. Ballard directs the choir. Scene from Nutcracker Suite. The Cremation of Sam McGee. Guess who? Rosa Vincent offered as a sacrifice the Sun God. Patty Watwood portrays Narcissus. Alice in Wonderland and the Wizard Oz characters. He alone has-lost the arf to live who cannot wm new friends V -MITCHELL N in . 'T W kin fig' , 55' 0 Agp it ,P L 3. 5,ifvi ' f -'WX K, V My , ,. dr. we ,- ' 'fa' ,4ff1kf16'b , ,Y ,X ,, Eff Eff ,N , , kv i'3 f v ' Uheerleadcrs Lefr to right: Zelinda Woolsey, Patty Watwood, Ruth Vernon, Donna Saunders, Norma Crow, Peggy Watwood, Scribner, Joan Burdick, Sharon Setting the pace in school pep and spirit, our energetic cheerleaders, chosen by the student body and sponsored by Miss Jeanne Barr and Mrs. Millie Bowman, are in charge of the pep assemblies and the cheering section at ball games. The pep club members give them excellent support. Pep gfllb i Siwfball A slow start and a whirlwind finish is the way the 1957-58 season could best be described as the fighting Warriors, after dropping some close games in the first part of the season, began to fight back with a winning spirit and finished with a respectable four wins and five losses. Highlighting the season were the victories over Bartlesville and Edison. Named on the All-City and the All-Conference teams were Dick Corley, guard, and Bobby Lancaster, half- back. Dick Corley made the All-State squad, too, with Ronnie Lancaster, and Jerry Admire receiving special recognition and honorable mention respectively. Much credit should be given to our fine coaching staff headed by Mr, Marvin Martin. 9 MR. MARVIN MARTIN as Q--,Q f xl is .I , - fi. MR. GENE ROSS MR, HAROLD BEISEL Upper left. Bob Lancaster goes for yardage against Edison. Lower left: Ron Lancaster fights off Bartlesville attackers. Upper right: Warriors and Eagles pile up. Lower right: Sam Terry C153 waits for the Bartlesville play to de- velop as Mike Abbet C423 evades a Wildcat blocker. l 900th ll '24 Squad Qi GENE HART V DICK CORLEY b ' 1 SAMMY TERRY . m BOBBY LANCASTER RONNIE LANCASTER JERRY ADMIRE C NSG' MID? O O 42 WAYNE SOMMERS DON DAN GEORGE JIMMY LARRY HARVEY HOWARD MOFFET MCCASKILL BOHANNON - N DONNIE SCROGGIN Varsity Squad WP! First row, left to right: Sammy Terry, Bobby Lancaster, Garry Smith, Jerry Aclmire, John Estes, Dan Howard, Richard Corley, Doyle Hallum, Jimmy McCaskill, Donnie Scroggin, Ronnie Lancaster. Second row: Mike Abbet, Bill Thompson, Kenneth Clark, L. D. Schribiner, Bill McKee, Ray Pruitt, Larry Bohannon, Bill Gibson, Gene Hart, Leroy Chandler. Third row: Jimmy Harper, Lee Hill, C. W. Ward, Bobby Keith, Elmer Hahn, Joe Foster, Wayne Sommers, Ted Avery, George Moffatt. Fourth row: Paul Harrison, Managers, Eugene Copeland, Jimmy Carver, Richard DeBolt, Wesley Baker, Backfield Coach, Harold Beisel, Line Coach, Gene Ross, Head Coach, Marvin Martin. ,Yuuiar Varsity Squad E 'Y ' I Iva! 1' TQ' U 5 E . 3 I t l 4 ,Ai A V ' r A R l if r I f First row, left to right: James Stamper, Jimmy Terry, Edward Barnett, Harvey Hallum, Edward Patterson, Darrell Matlock, Douglas Richmond, Bobby Thompson, Tommy Briggs, Gary Rheuark. Second row: Coach Walter Knapp, Robert Sigmon, Ronald Young, Bill Marsh, Don Sheets, Tommy Heinen, Kenneth Cant- well, Orville Jones, Paul Egbert, Ralph Johnson, Coach Bill Kale. Third row: Charles Hickman, Ronnie Rice, Johnny Owens, Gary Patterson, Arthur Carpenter, Willard Spencer, Buddy Jobe, Jimmy West, Dewayne Morris, James Rose. Fourth row: Duane Davis, Ralph Rothhammer, David East, Don Harvey, Newell Haynes, Jerry Weaver, Johnny Jones, James Hudgens, Don Knox, Tom Boyd. 6 SAMMY TERRY I I GENE HART .... GLEN BROWN BOBBY LANCASTER Haskelball ,Ceffermen Z5 :. ,fg l f ., iwfmfzr 5:25 ' X53 V L, ,W ' F 5,1 ' 3' 251 fxfilfi-fkifiilliwiff ' ' JL' s,,-Wfiii egg sigksiih ' E1 me , -Kiki E33 M ifiiiik L, '::::SJe? JOHN KELLY Y My 45. W. 1 a xml I V .. JF N ' if ' , 5, JLG? Kg S! Qiiff ' HM iff? f ss fi E XJ . ' 5 , wa 44 MYRLE CALMUS LADON RADFORD JOHN LAUEN sm. 5 sg: 'H KENNETH HENSLEY RONNIE LANCASTER Sin s 355 M 1 'FMF 3s5iQsSx vr-,iw LEROY CHANDLER HOMER PETTIE JOHN HAWKINS Kaskefball The Warriors under the competent coaching of Mr. Bill Allen captured the Oklahoma Six Conference bas- ketball championship with a record of twenty victories and tour losses. They won also the city championship with a record of seven wins and one loss. The Warriors' only other conference title was won in 1942. High points of the season were the 100-43 triumph over Okmulgee, which broke both conference' all-time scoring records, and the two victories won by one point each over the defending conference champions, the Rogers Ropers. The coach and the boys selected the best player of the week regularly ancl posted his picture as an incentive for improvement. Sammy Terry and Kenneth Hensley each received this honor twice. Sammy Terry, John Kelly, Kenneth Hensley, Bob Lan- caster, and John Lauen are the seniors departing from this year's squad. Mryle Calmus, Laclon Radford, and Leroy Chandler, juniors, will return as a possible nucleus ot next year's team. 'is x A. O Mr. Bill Allen Season Hazard Webster Opponent 44 Drumright 48 36 Blackwell 32 46 Alumni 35 65 Fayettville 7 30 49 Springdale . , 32 30 Booker T. Washington 33 53 Cushing 37 37 Rogers 36 46 Muskogee 34 75 Okmulgee . 39 51 Bartlesville 58 60 Booker T. Washington 36 44 Edison 37 64 Sand Springs 51 57 Sapulpa , , 31 76 Central , 38 36 Rogers 35 34 Muskogee 49 100 Okmulgee 45 41 Bartlesville 7 , , ..,. .. 34 43 Edison - 35 65 Sand Springs , 50 68 Sapulpa 1B 62 Central , , 48 Kasketball '76 ' Gam Front row, left to right: John Hawkins, Larry Bowles, Ronnie Lancaster, Gene Hart, Glen Brown, Homer Pettie. Second row: Jimmy Terry, Ronnie Burner, Orville Jonses, Bill Davidson, Edward Barnett, Jimmy Robison. Third row: Wesley Baker, Gary Rheuark, John Admire, Ronnie Rice, Coach Wally Knapp. Wrestling '76' Ceam , ,gona r 2, . f 1 gf tix R in lli' 5 ig tile'- fbsale seg f R Si iiir Left to right: Ed Patterson, Darrel Matlock, Gerald Snow, Jerry Barton, Jerry Coats, Bill Marsch, Bill McKee, John Schneider. Wrestling MR. BILL KALE Mr. Bill Kale, the new wrestling coach, soon learned that his tirst team was overstocked with underclassmen. He was fortunate in having two seniors, Jerdy Henderson and Vernon Ryan to carry the load. ln the regional tournament at Webster each placed fourth in the l36 pound and 130 pound class respectively. They were advanced to the state tournament held at Perry. ln dual meets Webster lost eight matches. We were edged out by Bristow and Will Rogers but defeated Edison and Blackwell. The boys, how- ever, gained the necessary strength and ex- perience to build a stronger team for next year. Pictures, top to bottom: Bobby Wadlow remains in command of Blackwell opponent. Vernon Ryan handles Blackwell foe with ease. Blackwell boy hustles but Jerry Barton stays on top. Jerdy Henderson earns five points toward a Webster victory. Mg., N ,1 ... YA. K' 'Y' . ' B, 1 . gy GARRY SMITH A 1 .ff-A 140 1 Q N Wrestling ,Ceflermeu 1 M Q 1 +I1xX E h N VEKNON RYAN 130 JERDY EN A D 136 QA? , kv, 2 f I x V W A JOHN ROBINSON 123 :I ,Z B,1BB?2BBB- QQHBBQBAQBBB .- ..., , , ., - - .- an H 'wklff -' .1 51 11 - 1 ,v9p 265 f wxwwrsggsk, .1 if Lg W SM RONNIE COZART DICK CORLEY 106 163 LHFQQH 11-1 p Q B 5 RONALD YOUNG B XL Xa f' 11 Af FE, rf' R44 ,ML 140 3? 1 , Mg . Q nur I 5' 1 gf 52 1 1 5 MQ umm N gsfwk x-af-'f ,Q 'E 6,5 2 13? gf in fx A .B 3 bfi' gf My g Fx if 1 xx Ex 5 ' 1 x D. SCRIBNER 157 LARRY ROBINSON 106 fa S fL ?iLil, 1 A 1 HARVEY HALLUM 1 15 'S BOBBY WADLO 148 L A KENNETH CLARK HW Letterman l Front row, left to right: Ronald Young, Ray Pruitt, Jimmy Houser, Larry Bohannon, Sammy Terry, Don Moody, Mike Clowes, Ken Hensley. Second row: Jerry Scott, Jercly Henderson, John Clayton, Paul Hughes, Vernon Ryan, Doyle Hallum, Lee Hill, Jerry Admire. Third row: Bobby Wadlovv, Garry Smith, Jimmy McCas,lcill, Bobby Keith, L. D. Scribner, Paul Harrison, John Lauen, Bill Gibson, Wayne Higgins, Elmer Hahn, Fourth row: Wayne Sommers, John Kelly, John Estes, John Robinson, Larry Robinson, Jimmy Foster, David East, Charles Williams. Fifth row: Ted Avery, Ronnie Cozart, Myrle Calmus, Coach Harol Beisel, Coach Marvin Martin, Richard Corley. Front row, left to right: Ron Lancaster, Gene Hart, Jerdy Henderson, Mike Clovves, Sammy Terry Second row: Leroy Chandler, Don Moody, John Clayton, Myrle Calmus, Third row: Coach Wally Knapp Wesley Baker, John Kelly, Kenneth Hensley. Cfross Kazzniry Umm its T Kneeling, left to right: Glen Brown, Paul Hughes, Bill Casey, Jim Houser, Bob Lewis. Standing: Jimmy Foster, Charles Williams, Don Sigmon, Delores Naiera, Not pictured: Tommy Heinen, Jimmy West. Delores Naiera, upper right, broke his own school record by running with a time of 10:19 in the two-mile Cross Country meet at Edison. Delores has been one of the outstanding cross country runners in the state for the past three years. Swimming Umm Seated, left to right: Ralph Johnson, Jerry Scott, Don Sig- mon, Charles Williams, Merrill Carson, Arthur Carpenter. Stand- ing: Paul Egbert, Buddy Jobe, Duane Morris, Max Givens, James Starnper, Ben Benge. Coach Gene Ross, right, gives the boys a signal to dive into the pool. T? Crack - Gay - 576111 Sunnis W0 Yard dash Hurdles 'M-.Mas WWS-New ,AH 4 ' fr. A 'Fi ',.IzA2',?g. fv. New Broad iump Shot pu? GOV Members of 1he golf team looking on as Wayne Higgans displays his technique are, kneeling, left fo right: Billy Ransom, Johnny Cooper, John Surratf. Standing: Robert Correa, Joe Correa, and Billy Cowef. E' f jrwf Qfivy if ,pe-' ,X Q l -xv Mali. f 'Q ' gr . A 'fX'i'x- Discus thrower 1-, A1411 MQ wi if x Iagjcff MRS. MILLIE BOWMAN GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION Physical education is an important part of any well-rounded school program. The girls' depart- ment directed by Mrs. Millie Bowman and Miss Jeanne Barr offers a variety of activities includ- ing volleyball, hockey, tennis, basketball, swim- ming, modern dancing, ping-pong, and a posture- improvement program. The exercise and the train- ing help to develop the girls physically, mentally, and morally. Lower right: SCHOOL LIFE reporters, Rayleen Albitz and Anita Biggs, fright! interview Mrs. Paul Dodd Ile-ffl who replaced Mrs. Grace Richards, retired gym matron. Her two children and two grandchildren were graduated from Webster High School. Z MISS JEANNE BARR G.R.A. Membership in the Girls' Recreation Association, a national club organized to promote more interest in physical education, is open to any girl in- terested in sports. Participating in the various activities teaches the girls the importance of team work and fair play. G. 1344. Members Right, left to right, kneeling: Alice Bundy, Pat Cutter, Carmelita Fields, Bette Cunningham, Judy Worsham, Betty Smith, Norma Crow. Standing: Patsy Davis, Patty Collins, Ina Loomis, Sherry Sutherland, Bonnie Boone, Sharon Doughty, Katy Scott, Brenda Hollis, Rosa Vincent. xc. G ICA. Water Shaw The members of the G.R.A. under the direction of Miss Jeanne Barr and Mrs. Millie Bow- man wrote and presented their water show, December 12 through 14. A Whale of a Tale carried out the story of the sea with an array ot mermaids, hunt- resses, dragons, bathing beauties fthe 1893 typel, and flamingoes. And what a show! W WHY has Webster's educational program been effective? Education is the bridge to the future. Those who approach that bridge have different capabilities, different traits of character, and different ambitions. Our program has been adapted to meet these individual differences, thus assuring each a bridge to the future. WHY has l957-58 been a successful school year? We attribute this success to the wise guidance and tireless effort of our faculty members who helped us attain the goals set forth in our Student Creed. STUDENT CREED As a student of Daniel Webster High School I will do my best to promote and maintain an enthusiastic school spirit and school loyalty, to dispel ignorance with learning and to strive for the highest scholastic attainment of which I am capable, to help create and advance a high standard of citizenship among my fellow students, to have the courage to follow the right even though I stand alone in doing S07 to be worthy of the best fellowship of the student body and to conduct myself in such a manner that I shall never bring shame upon my school, to serve God and my'country to the best of my ability. May you remember and, cherish the challenges, the accomplishments, and above all, the friends at Webster High School. 1957-58-A YEAR TO REMEMBER r 1 ' J . wi. x'-'f' in A, xx I., A ' I ? f his Auiagraphs Auiagraphs Aufvgraphs l Auingraph Thr Bm vurhouk: Am TAVLOR MADE TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY DALLAS. TEXAS 1 . ,..-91,9 'X 2 ., A , is w. Q-5 lg' ,I '- 42 -i , '11 - . .v . x ' - - ' '- I 55, ui -QQ., - -J'-I ' W F., 1, jp' .' ' 5? -if .I f' ' I ' T 1 bf' 'L I V . v , . D ggi was Ur .r. r W, , .,1F . ' . 1 W ' H51 fx I 3... -D .71 . 'j Qaif' Q 4 nf, 55' '4'f qrw. , ., .q .- ., 44 ,, W 1 f- T -1 'i' 'Q f 'V-',,I ..' .f , ' i '- Kei? -L -K Inf? -' if 25' Q A . ng. H if ' I fe- ' ' 5,9 . .Q ' ., ,-I 12, fi -' H' - 5 V .4 .fra . 'L n . ,Q .Q ef FL .16-,V H. , . . 24.--.. Q-.1--. ' . V-..,,, -Y , :Legg 4. di., ,:qgF.Q-H -Mig r, -av . -. , 4, .suff rl -:M Wiki ' 'f-4 ..z' .Lug ' ,- 3.335 ,. L5 ... ' Fffiga . f 1:3-HH ' , ga. - ' - .'.::'!z , V Y .. m .yghmzny F .Af .- v . . 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