Deer Creek High School - Antler Yearbook (Edmond, OK)

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Southwestern Assistant Footb a Baseball Coach Mathematics . r Assistant Senlo C. D. Thacker ll Coach Sponsor Central State College Science Band Seventh R Eighth Grade Sponsor Mrs. John Coole Central State C Music English Assistant Junio y, B. S. ollege r Sponsor 1214- Mrs. Cecile Wilcox, B Oklahoma University Second E Third Grades Mrs. C. O. Cavett, B. Central State College First k Second Grades Nettie Leer Northeastern A. E M. Fourth R Fifth Grades Marie Martin . Phillips University ,Fifth k Sixth Grades 4 1214 Mr. Owen Stringer Custodian 1 . ' v ' 1 f 'A K v ,,w, 1 my . ff .MSQW i H l aw ' SCHOOL BUSES AND DRIVERS Left to right, Bill Ervin, Howard Jennings, Ivan CTubD Riley, Merle Hardwick, Charlie Hardinbrook. .f --.ww-Q.-, , I ,W . C . R Q77 YQ- 9 K , 'Wffr--.. ,X N . 'W , Q . ' . 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Velva Arends 'If only they'd let a person I whisper in Class.W Sec.-Treas. bg Annual Staff L3 Basketball 3-Ag Glee Club 1-3-43 Band l-2-3-Lg Pep Club l-2-3-Lg Class Play 3-bg Honor Society l-2-L. Eldon Stockton 'A girl for every season.' Foot- ball 2-3-Lg Annual Staff L3 Class Play 3-Lg Baseball A. 1214 Gene Fisher WHe who invented work should have finished it.' Annual Staff bg Football 2-3-Lg Basketball 2-3-bg Track 1-25 Class President 33 Band President 43 Band l-2-3-Lg Class Play 3-Ag Honor Society 1-2-3-A. James Webster 'WCan I borrow a sheet of paper? Anybody got a pencil? F0 Fo Ao 3'Ll0 Jeannine Pierce WI wonder if he'll call me to- day.N Annual Staff Lg Band 3-Lg Basketball 2-3-hi Pep Club 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 1-3-bg Class Play 3-Lg Sec.-Treas. 2g Vice-President 33 ,Honor Society 2. Bill Miller f'It's not what you do, it's lwhat you get by with.' F. F. A. 3-4. Dick Gilbert ' A'He thinks as he sleeps--lightly.' Football 1-2-3-Lg Annual Staff bg Class Play 3-Lg Baseball bg Honor Society 1-3-A. Bob Dorsett , WA wolf that wanders far from home Annual staff 1.5 Band' 3-1,5 Football. 2-3-Ag Baseball bg Class Play 3-Lg Honor Society 1f2-3-A. ' Barbara McMurphy WJust let me think a minute and then I'll tell you.' Pep Club l-2-3-Lg Glee Club l-3-Lg Annual Staff Lg Class Play 3-Lg Honor Society 2-3-A. George Bobbitt W1 don't want them, you can have. them, they're too difficult for me Fo Fo A0 3 Llvo Nadean Kirby 'A ring on the finger is worth two on the phone.' Pep Club 1-2-3-L Glee Club 1-3-bg Band 1-2-3-A3 Band Vice-President bg Pep Club President Lg Class Play 3-kg Honor Society 2. Bill Gilbert :Ulf I can't have one girl, 'I'll take the other.' Foot- ball 1-2-3-Lg Annual Staff by Fe Fo Ao 3 lP0 CLASS OFFICERS LYle Tebvw '---'---------------- --------- President Bryan Kugel -------------------------- --vice-President Velva Arends ----------..-......... ........ Sec.gTreas, Barbara McMurphy ------------.-............. --Reporter Miss M053 -'------ --------- Class Sponsor M- W- Higgins ----------------------- Assistant sponsor Mro and Mrs. Harry Kllgel ---------- ------ C lass Parents Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Tebow ---- Assistant Class Parents 214 5 1 CLASS HISTORY Twelve years ago the present Senior class, with bright expectant faces, presented itself to the first grades of various country schools to learn the mysteries of Readin', Ritein' and Rithmatic. We started our High School with an enrollment of twenty-one fresh- men full of enthusiasm and extreme ideas which our principal and sponsor, Mr. Shidler, immediately curbed and directed into the right channels, Two weeks after school started, we were initiated by the Seniors. Later in the year, a contest of buying government bonds,and stamps was held and our class won. As a result of this we were awarded a trip to Enid, All of us went through the packing plant and enjoyed a picnic lunch at Springs Park, where we had a lot of fun boating and then to the Army Air Field to see all kinds of airplanes. After going through the Air Base, we returned home to a hamburger fry at our class parents home, We entered our sophomore year with some new faces, those of Barbara McM rphy and Allen Wilson. During the year we lost several Classmates leaving our enrollment less than the previous year. Our sponsor, Mr. Nesselrode, entertained us with a Christmas party, which we all shall remember as the high light of our Sophomore year. When we came to school as Juniors, we recognized a new face amoung our old classmates. That of Wayne Hughes, We all worked hard in making the Jr, play, 'A Ready Made Familyn, the success that it was, although our sponsors decided us hopeless the night of dress rehearsal. Our sponsors, Mrs. Cooley and Mr. Earsom helped us in giving the Seniors a delightful and successful banquet, The Indian theme was carried out even at the dance where punch was served in a tepee. The music was heavenly and the dresses were lovely, Because of graduation, Lamont High will suffer greatly the loss of six football stars: Gene Fisher, Dick Gilbert, Bill Gilbert, Lyle Tebow, Bob Dorsett, and Eldon Stockton, All were first string players, They will also lose four basketball stars, Lyle Tebow, Gene Fisher, Jeannine Pierce, and Velva Arends. Our class will always be remembered as the class with four girls. In September, as Seniors we intered school with a new dignity be- fitting our classification. Our number was decreased to fourteen. Dur- ing the first semester our sponsors, Miss Moss and Mr. Higgins, gave us a party to which we invited the Jr. Class. We went out to our class parents home Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kugel, and enjoyed dancing, games, and refreshments of apples, do-nuts, mints, and cocoa. This year, our big task is publishing, nThe Red Deviln, with the purpose of raising money for our Sr, Trip, The Seniors presented as their Senior play nHere Comes Charlien, The Seniors left on their Senior Trip from the High School build- ing at 8:30 A.M. Friday, April 22, l9L+9, taking Highway 77 to Oklahoma. City where we enjoyed a nice lunch at Beverleys. We took in the'sights of the Historical Building and State Capital Building. We left Oklahoma City and passed through Chickasha on our way to Medicine Park. We then drove up Mt. Scott and enjoyed the beautiful scenery from this high altitude. We left Mt, Scott and stayed all night at the Craterville Dude Ranch. After enjoying a nice rest at the ranch we motored to Ard- more and from there to Lake Murray. We then went back to Ardmore for the night. The next morning we went to Turner Falls and then through Pauls Valley to Norman and viewed the 0, U, Campus. From their to Oklahoma City to visit the Zoo, after visiting the Zoo we started for home and arrived there at 3,00 A. M, we finished the remaining few weeks of school and enjoyed our last week of absence, We had our commencement exercises on May 26, and received our diplomas, This was the night for which we had all worked very hard and were very glad we had made the grade, We will always be grateful to our parents and teachers for making it possible for us to arrive at this junction of our educational career. ini CLASS WILL we the Senior Class of 'h9 of Lamont High School being of sound and disposing mind do leave these articles with many a sigh to the following people with hopes that they will use them along lifes hard journey. To our teachers, we leave the imposing mass of unusual and unvarified information which may be found in our accumu- lated test papers. If any of the teachers wish to write an encyclopedia using this information they may do so without paying royalties to our heirs. Dick Gilbert wills his ability to get along with eighth grade girls and to sleep in class to Milo Whitehead. To Ann Weaver, Nadean Kirby leaves her ability to flirt 'with all men.' Eldon Stockton leaves his ability to look through hotel transoms to Bernard Hobbs. Velva Arends wills her quietness, and bashfulness to Neva Jean McMurphy. To Joe Steiger, Bill Gilbert wills his ability to ride a motorcycle. Bryan Kugel leaves his ability to sway the feminine heart to Rex Tebow. To Gordon Heusel, Lyle Tebow bequeathes his ability to get along with the teachers, and to Jim Corbin he leaves his curly hair. Bob Dorsett leaves his slogan, Wall studying and no foolishnessn, to Peggy McConnell. George Bobbitt leaves his ability to type to Neva Jean McMurphy and his ability to get along with the Medford girls to Jerry Whiting. Bill Miller bequeathes his ability to get away with loafing to Paul Kirby. Gene Fisher wills his ability to play football to George Moore. James Webster leaves his Whizzer to Mirth Gilbert. Barbara McMurphy, typist for the annual, wills her job and typewriter to George Teachman. Jeannine Pierce leaves her feminine charms to Ruth McKee. Nadean Kirby gives her Model A Ford to Joella Pahl to do with as she likes. If there is any thing we have left out, you can have it. 1214 PROPHECY Miss Barbara McMurphy, a High Society women and also President of the Lady Ester Cosmetic Industry, is gossiping with Jeannine Pierce, Head of the Gant WDo-Something Con- struction Cbmpany.' The conversation goes as follows: Barbara--'Have you heard about the Great Geologist, Bryan Kugel, who has just got back from prospecting for oil on the moon and is head of the Boeing Space-Ship Co. and is making simply millions?' Jeannine--WYes, but did you hear about Billy Miller now known as Barney 0'field the second, winning the Bendix 600 mile race averaging 1000 miles an hour in his 1965 super Marien Ford. After being swormed by his many fans Billy was left to the friendly undertaker, Mr. George Bobbitt, but to his disgust he only got to rush him down to old Doc. Richard Gilbert. Dick has all the medical practice in Northern Okla- homa and is still just practicing. He may learn how someday. It was not until now that Miller realized how well off he was before. Just recently I've heard that Nadean has now worked up to the position of head Mechanic in the Robison Garage of Salt Fork, and Orie Dean is the best cook you ever saw.' Barbara--'Oh that reminds me Gene Fisher,the Second Red Grange, is now a famous roaring half back at Notre Dame and Lyle Tebow has taken over Admiral Halsey's Fleet and is en- joying his job of chasing the Russian Naval Force all over the Atlantic Ocean and is singing 'Fifteen Men On the Dead Man's Chest.W Jeannine--'Bob Dorsett, a radio Producer now owning several radio net works, has just finished producing his new production staring Bob Hope in 'Went With the Wind.W Barbara--'I heard over Bob Dorsett's radio program that James Webster is now farming 'all of the land North of the Salt Fork River, and that Bill Gilbert farms all ,the land South of the River. It is heard that they have started a civil fued that makes the fued between the Martins and the McCoys seem pleasant. They are fighting over the ownership of the river bottom of the Salt Fork River. It is the big- gest Civil War since the sheepmen ran the cattlemen off. Jeannine--'Why only yesterday I heard that the Stockton Shovel Detective Agency has just put Sam Spade and Jack Dalton out of the Detective business.' Barbara--'I read in the paper that Velva Arends has chased Wallace out with a rolling pin and is now running for President as a candidate for the Progressive Party.' Jeannine--'Well, I hear Dean calling. He probably wants me to Do-Something.' 55, clcemo 'gqke SA Q41 Qs 4, DICKENS fZf ,940 1 '91 Wim Ja DXW:C ,L O x JHHIUHS I 1 Mirth,Qi1ber9 Peggy McConnell Hfgiltfifl 'si til ,. , ,ef ,gn me 2 ,4 4 ag 5 XWQEUW' Lg, if ,293 deaf? b? 2 e 5333 e iiim Lloyd Falke siiaw v ewf. iHV?'Lwf , ' -.':z- 0 W 3?afL'!wxv5:S-'3 Anna Lee Prather - 1 . xxx :gisrvi I -A A'?5, ' ., wf3ef,,,SLg - 1 digg eem+www ff ii!! fi-15, ,. u , . Q , 4 - 'N :H 5:1 . M, .4.,, A ,LMw,. , Z, , i?5iQ?e 91557 Paul Kirby Elma Jean Jerral Danford Bernard Hobbs I ' 1 ' f0'Mealey Uwd Jerry Neva McMurphy Mild Whiting A Whitehead Charlene J. 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Whiting Juanita Schuelien Albert Nolan Sue Mulkey 'W :wtf ,fr K if V, n.,,L V I ni Fgbwfw eQgg3 QQSVS: ' ,g,11xZ Rydal Prilliman gym Barbara Gant, Annelle Prilliman Joyce Pierce Tommie Joe Gautier gg 2?gQiQA? J iggggig 55:65 vv' V' is 24 Etha Jo Lutes gimgie or in ' Q?QiNQoki Alz .,n n xfoz., QgQ 5 i ' fn ' 1' J , ,- -znf 1 J .- D319 Lois Brobst Whitehead ' - Dean Phyllis Cole Dqrsett Merle N e ihaus xglilizr Jessie Bryan Clark Weaver ' 'Sam Rile Verl McKee Dwaine Frank Kirby 1214. 7 Shrubshall Sophomore Class Officers President ------------------ Joyce Pierce Secretary and Treasurer ---- Donna Lee Walker I Reporter ------------------- Sue Mulkey Fern Ward Sponsor --------- ---------- C. O. Cavett rnugsumun 1214 ie Lou Cowen , ,,: , if sl Q 3 tif X EE? ,kr xii is ,Edwin Brooks Pat Corbin 5' ?efh:n'f Retina 4 wmfwfgmww M. i 5: 1 ,. ,gvz:g,,eg5iy,i ZEELWH 'Gfef 1 VV55?f5iE??gQ3 Q W HZMW J' w we Waf ggw we Qhwwmwzf Q fefyifwwi Jim Tebow wx.. 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H Keith Gilber Iva Marie Prilliman Carol Smith Jim Mack we :iii 'iwMW?V ygwgm 4 f T: ,Y Kenneth Webster Nevalein Schmitz E Gerald ISDON Charlotte White Donne Jean Wilfred ' Darlene Jerry Hannah Schmitz MCMurphy Meeceq 176111 ' ,W Wayne Taylor .Robert Barbara Jim Magk McWilliams Muller I Vernon Osborn Wanda George Mary Grace Joe Steiger Teachman Moore Norman Freshman Class Officers President ------------------ Wilma Falke Vice President ------------- Gerald Tebow Secretary and Treasurer4---Jim Mack Reporter ------------------- Kenneth Webster Sponsor ---------- ----Cleo Dupy : ' 'JEEGQ-C2 1 ' f,V',, ff 911+-'lr' 'aacfsf 9 12, CQ? Go ELEIHEHTHHV 4 121 First row, left to right, Shelba Taylor, Ava Lee Staggers, Catherine Ward, Kenneth Schuelein, Billy Ervin, Allene Rollier, Darlene Moore, Janet Staggers, Charlene Hardenbrook, Marie Pinegar, Dwayne Rollier. Second row, Paul M egge, Keith Webster, Lloyd Gilbert, Milton Grubb, Patsy Wald, Betty Lou Whitehead, Betty Lutes, Mary Ann Danford, Sandra Adams, Donna Whiting. Third row, Robin Gaston, Lewis Mann, Jack Cowen, Darling Pickett, Patsy Ehlers, Betty Ruth Hobbs, Roberta Robison, Roberta Anthis, Twylah chman. Tea First row, left to right, Marie Martin---Teacher, Sybil Whitehead, Marilyn Unbehauen, Gillis Moody, Janet Steddum, Joyce Rae Meeks, Lenorah Holle, Lexy Jane Gautier, Jesse Pinegar. 'Second row, Rex.Landis, Billy Hardenbrook, Dorothy Dean Newman, Robert Third Culp, Emma Lucy Muller, Edwin Holle, Luther Lee Zim erman, Richard Misak, Glenn Webster. row, Jim.Lupo, Cleo Weaver, Don Hannah, Donald Landis, Lora Jane Teachman, Stanley Schuelein, Don Muegge, Richard Ehlers, Charles Pierce, Bobby Albright, Frank McKee--not present, 1.4314 ' First row, left to right, Dale Campbell, Linda Lou Albright, Jonneal Dixon, Jimmy Whitworth, Arthur Curl, Claire Ellen Hoffmann, Ronald Gene Stringer, Delbert Taylor, Tommy Darling, Margaret Hunter. Second row, Miss Leer--Teacher, Marilyn Biggs, Olin Tabor, Glenda Serviss, Daqyle Hobbs, Sharon Muegge, Rex Gilbert, Vernon Schuelien, Vicki Cowen, Donald Patterson, Rosella Osborn. Third row, David Falke, Sondra Gibson, Barbara Patterson, Maurice Grubbs, 'I fl' L hnnn an A..- ........ 1....l- 'ln.L-x.-11 1:l1.l-.. v-....-.-n.. n-..- n-n-,,-...--- First row, left to right, Bobby Elswick, Phyllis Unbehaun, Mary Bryant, Laverne Denney, Lavetta Kistler, Lesta Culp, Georgianna Moore, W Ronald Lee Taylor, Betty Sue Robinson, Janell Staggers, Jean Ann Mhegge. Second row, Lynn True, Donna Sue Gant, Joe Muegge, Keith Hannah, Carol Ann Steddum, Ruth Gilbert, Jean Whitworth, Judy Lutes, Clinton Dodge, Gary Moody, Mrs. Wilcox--Teacher. Third row, Edrie Teachman, Karen Mae Norman, Loren Meeks, Patsy Harden- brook, Karen Ann Hamburg, Spencer Curl, Clyde Pickett, Leroy Jennings, Troylene Sheets, Merton Ingmire. 1214 lst and 2nd Grades First Row Cleft to rightlg Mrs. Mary Cavett, Kenneth Jennings, Janice Cunn- ingham Andy Bilyeu, Ronnie Morrill, Larry Cowardin, Charles Gautier, Brenda Sue Spencer, Sandra Casford, Patsy Darling, Jimmy Wald, Lonnie Schuermann, and Gary Steddum, Second Row, Jacquelin Patton,'Peggy Pickett, Mark Valentine, Velma Jane Grubb, Joyce Patterson, Dickie Swords, Shirley Bryant, Bruce Adams, Elsie Anne Serviss, Rose Marie Martin, and Donnie Albright. Third Row, Nevona Kennedy, Richard McKee, Lois Pickard, Donald Newman, Kenton Britton, Dale Moore, Karen Ann Meier, Gary Landis, and Ivan Lee Osborn. Not present-Tommy Lanning. First row, left to right, Dale Moore, Lonnie Schuermann, Shirley Bryant, Mary Helen Bryant, Elsie Anne Serviss, Janice Cunningham, Ivan Lee Osborn, Larry Cowardin, Jimm Wald, Ronnie Morrill, Rose Marie Martin, and Peggy Pickett, Second row, Patsy Darling,- Lois Pickard, Charles Gautier, Jean Ann Muegge, Jacquelin Patton, Betty Sue Robinson, Brenda Sue Spencer, Mark Valentine, Joyce Patterson, Donnie Albright, and Richard McKee. Third row, Nevona Kennedy, Bruce Adams, Lavetta Kistler, Laverne Denney, Lesta Culp, Merton Ingmire, Dickie Swords, Gary Landis, Donald Newman, and Kenneth Jennings. Fourth row, Gary Steddum, Karen Ann Meier, Velma Jane Grubb, Donna Sue Gant, Sandra Casford, Ronald Lee Taylor, Beorgianna Moore, Kenton Britton, and Andy Bdlyeu. Tommy Lanning not present. r,,4'7' 1 dmg?'- .- t va, . - 512519-EEN ' A ' ' ,, f Sf. I iii ' 1 . ' YAP 1 X X-S ' ' V L J' 1, ' . ' 5 an ,ti 1 'bm 1,1 ,f 3 ' at R A '4' ee? ff 75-K. 22,3 ,gn fs i'f L' .Q gm MW M ,M M H UHHH 14 12 wfafrAooL ueell On February 28, meetings of the four classes were called for the purpose of nominating a girl from each class for Queen of the Red Devil. Those who were chosen wereg Senior Queen, Nadean Kirbyg Junior Queen, Elma Jean O'Mealyg Sophomore Queeng Donna Lee Walkerg Freshman Queen, Billie Lou Cowen. The Contest began at 1:30, February 28, and closed at 12:50, March 3, Nadean Kirby was elected by large majority and was pronounced the most popular and attrac tive girl in L. H. S. 1214 W? ,ff 9 Vbr Z 2 ' ' K 1 f , jf IZ fl' 'Qty f A f1'C . rl .4 If X . .i X S - 5 V 41 HL QQ Z?E?2ZZ, 7?? ,Sv P af-'fs on y-I-A B N -s 'fm 9 Billie Lou Cowen . . yeas-Imax S59 Queen of the Band Carnival u'd'W09-QUGUSA YEARBOOK STAFF Left to right, Barbara McMurphy, Typist, Jeannine Pierce, Report- er Eldon Stockton, Reporterg Velva Arends, Reporter, Miss Moss, Sponsor, Lyle Tebow, Assistant Business Manager, Bob Dorsett, Man- ager, Bryan Kugel, Photographer, Gene Fisher, Editor, Bill Gilbert, ghotographerg Dick Gilbert, Assistant Editorg Nadean Kirby, Assistan ypist. 9 t X f x f J 4, .' 'U ff' ya Q, We nmvmfs I 14 12 V GIRLS' GLEE CLUB The present Lamont Girls' Glee Club was organized in the fall of l9L7, after having been inactive for a year. At the present time it is composed of thirty-four girls, with Merline Meeks serving as accompanist, and Velva Arends acting as librarian. The Glee Club annually sponsors an original Christmas pageant, gives a spring concert, and participates in the Grant County, District, and Tri-State Music Festivals. LAMONT BAND The Lamont High School Band started the year l9L8-A9 with a membership of thirty-five. It has increased until at the present time it has fifty-eight members. Bearers of the American and school flags with their guard now lead the band. Six new instruments have been added to the band: two sousphones, two trombones, and two bell lyres. The new uniforms were recevied in November. The band started the year's activities by playing at the Kay County Fair in Blackwell. It marched at all of the football games and with the help of the beginners band played at most of the basketball games. It attended Alva's Homecoming Parade and the Christmas Parade at Ton- kawa. The band placed Superior in marching and Excellent in concert at the Grant County Festival at Medford. As this book goes to press the band is looking forward to these future activities, Marshall Festival, District at Tonkawa, Spring Concert and Music Program, and Tri State. Several solos are to be played at these programs. LAMONT F F A CHAPTER The Lamont Future Farmers of America Organization is in its second year after being disbanded from l9Ll to l9h7. The officers for this year, l9b8-L9, are as follows: Pres- ident, James Webster, Vice-President, Jerald Danfordg Sec- retary, Frank Kirby, Treasurer, Lloyd Falkeg Reporter, Lyle Tebow- Advisor, Cleo A. Dupy. The local F F A chapter is composed of forty-five mem- bers. These members own a total of 100 head of livestock, and A56 acres of wheat. The boys exhibited at the follow- ing showsg Chicago, Oklahoma City, Tulsa, Enid, and Pond Creek. The judging teams competed at Pond Creek, Enid, Oklahoma City, Stillwater, and at the Turner Ranch field day. Some of the various social events sponsored by the local chapter are as follows: The Annual Overall and Apron Dance and Party, and a spring picnic. The group also attends the Annual Feeders day held at Stillwater. A N l '34 sv! Cl 1-4 Twrilers, left to right, Ann Weaver, Betty Lutes, Jeannine Pierce, Drum Major, Etha Lutes, Diane Hamburg. First row, Wilma Falke, Allene Rollier, Kenneth Schuelein, Keith Webster, Darlene Meece, Charles Pierce, Ava Staggers, Sandra Adams, Donna Schmitz, Lewis Mann, Jim Tebow, Juanita Schuelein, Glen Webster. Second rowg Lloyd Falke, Tommie J. Gautier, Wanda Unbehauen, Iva Prilliman, Roberta Anthis, Sue M lkey, Jessie Weaver, Elma Jean O'Mealey, Billy Ervin, Charlene Tramba, Joyce Pierce, Bryan Kugel. Third row, Kenneth Webster, Wanda Teachman, Mary Norman, Keith Gilbert, Rex Tebow, Jerald Danford, Nevaleen Schmitz, Nadean Kirby, Neva McMurphy, Donna Walker. Fourth row, Phyllis Cole, Verle McKee, Roberta Robison, Mirth Gilbert, Joella Pahl, Annelle Prilliman, Gene Fisher, Merle Neihaus, Betty Ehlers, Merlene Meeks, Velva Arends, Billie Cowen, Lois Brobst, Barbara Gant. 14 12 PEP CLUB Leaders--La Wanda Unbehauen, Mirth Gilbert. First row, left to right, Pat Corbin, Iva Prilliman, Elma Jean O'Mealey, Charlene Tramba, Donna Misak, Nevaleen Schmitz, Donna Jean Schmitz, Darlene Meece, Phyllis Cole, Wilma Falke, Barbara Muller, Mrs, John H. Cooley. Second row, Nadean Kirby, Neva McMurphy, Ann Weaver, Etha Jo Lutes, Charlotte White, Juanita Schuelein, Donna Walker, Carol Smith, Sue Mulkey, Jessie Weaver, Barbara McMnrphy, Barbara Gant. Third row, Velva Arends, Merlene Meeks, Betty Ehlers, Diane Hamburg, Joyce Pierce, Mary Norman, Joella Pahl, Ruth McKee, Jeannine Pierce, Lois Brobst, Fern Wand, Verle McKee, Billie Cowen. One leader, Peggy McConnell not present. GLEE CLUB First row, left to right, Pat Corbin, Iva Prilliman, Elma Jean O'Mealey, Charlene Tramba, Donna Misak, Carol Smith, Nevaleen Schmitz, Donna Schmitz, Wilma Falke, Darlene Meece, Barbara Muller, Mrs. John H, Cooley. Second row, Neva McMurphy, Ann Weaver, Donna Walker, Juanita Schuelein, Charlotte White, Etha Jo Lutes, Sue Mulkey, Nadean Kirby, Barbara McMurphy, Jessie Weaver, Wanda Unbehauen. Third row, Velva Arends, Joyce Pierce, Betty Ehlers, Mary Norman, Jeannine Pierce, Anna Lee Prather, Joella Pahl, Mirth Gilbert, Billie Lou Cowen, Wanda Teachman. Peggy McConnell, not present. 1 214 F. F, A. BOYS Top row Cleft to rightlg J. W. Taylorg Jerry Whitingg Annelle Prill- imang George Doughteryg George Bobbittg Edwin Brooksg Bob Landisg Rex Tebowg Bryan Clarkg George Warren Mooreg Second rowg Wilfred McM r- phy Earl Penigarg Wayne Taylorg Robert Mcwillimansg Kennth websterg Jim Tebowg Milo Whiteheadg Vernon Osborng Keith Gilbertg Gerald Tebowg Tommie Joe Gautierg Rydal Prillimang Paul Kirbyg Third rowg Dale Whiteheadg Jimmie Corbing Merle Neihausg Jim Mackg George Teachmang Jerry Hannahg Sam Rileyg R. C. Whitingg Albert Nolang Dwaine Shrub- shallg Billy Millerg Fourth rowg Cleo Dupyg Bill Gilbertg Bryan Kugelg Jerral Danfordg Lloyd Falkeg Frank Kirbyg Lyle Tebowg James Websterg Bernard Hobbsg Gordon Heuselg sg , 5, ' 4 z. A 'IHS :fr aff L . :,:'9:5w i0l !IPI5 fx M. 'z X xi X w.J Ja. 5 532365 fi 25,'i .-gy,:.q, gag: - .- K ,g - L,.. N. w,.N, . , ... igcvfglgfgxfgfr., . 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Swinehart Fred Landis Ed Darling Gold Booher Robert Hardwick Jack Anderson Mrs. Edna Fisher Helen Kugel Jerry Rollier Bryan Dowell Tommie J. Gautier W. E. Shrubshall Jack Lewis Nina Mitchell Bird Gaston Gaylord Tingley Verda McCready Jack Dalton Elton Lee Cardwell Bill Ervin Mr. Walter Wilson Frank Fink A. T. Steiger Fritz Schmitz Harvey Balzer Mr. and Mrs. Dick Vollmer C. F. Grubb Howard Jennings Frank and Marie Darling Jack Spencer Mrs. Edwin Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Cowen J. M. McFarland Otha Britton Otto Falke Frank Dodge C. D. Thacker Mrs. John Cooley Mrs. Cecile Wilcox Cleo Dupy George Dixon Mary Gillis Charlie Woodring Rollo Barker Karl Tebow George L. Moore Charlie Gautier George Turvey Norman Steele John Edwards Archel Muegge Claude Danford Geo. E. Soucek Jack Cowen Mack Lewis Kenneth Hedges Floyd Moody Roy Cochran Homer Meece Everett Hamburg Ethel Ann Pahl Orie Dean Robison Earl Gilbert George Muegge Ralph Pierce Dale Walker MissiLeer Donald Tebow Roy Spencer Elmer O'Mealey Kenneth Tebow M. A.,Hobbs Herschel Mack Am W. Potter Tommie Robison Merle Hardwick Orville White Ralph Whiting Keith Craig Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Riley Bert Cardwell Fred Steele J. H. McWilliams O. S. Uurl Elmer Black Kenneth Whitehead Ben Pollard Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Darling Fiddle Misak Dana Mulkey Donald McConnell Bud Unbehauen Farnum Staggers Darl Dowell Fred Steddum Charles Hardenbrook Guy Astle got his first look at his l9L8 football squad about two weeks before school started. The boys worked-everyday in preperation for the game at Braman. This game was a very important test for our light and inexperienced team. The Braman game was a hard fought game from start to finish. The score at the end was to 6 but the Lamont team won by first downs. The next game was with Wakita. Even though the team had a let down from the Braman game they won over Wakita with the score 20 to 6. The Pond Creek game was rather one sided. The Red Dgvils had plenty of confidence and beat the Bearcats 3 to O. Covington came to Lamont for the next game. The Red Devils were not highly keyed for this game and it was not until the second half that we realized that in order to win we would have to dig in and work. This we did and won by a score of 12 to O. It was not until the Marshall game, won by a score of 12 to O, that hope for an all victorious season was stired up in the team and the fans. Cresent game was supposed, to be a tough one but the Lamont boys won by 32 to O. The next game on the schedule was Medford--the most important game of the season. For the first time in eighteen years Lamont won over Medford with a score of 6 to O. We thought Newkirk would be a hard game but it turned out with Lamont winning 25 to O. - Deer Creek was the last game of the season. This game decided the Salt Fork Valley and District 6-C Conference. Both teams had been looking forward to the game for several days. We -were practicing in earnest to put the finishing touches to split second timing, contimplating the weak points of each opponet. It was these that could easily decide the game, as the sea- sonal record of each team proved that it was to be a very close contest. The game played under the 'new flood lights at Deer Creek ended with a score of 20 to 13 in favor of the Red Devils. 1214 l..,, dW Y Y FOOTBALL TEAM First row, left to right, Mr. Guy W. Astle, Paul Kirby, Albert Nolan, Sam Riley, Lyle Tebow, Dick Gilbert, Bill Gilbert, Eldon Stockton, Gene Fisher, Jerald Danford, Tommie J. Gautier, M. W. Higgins. Second row, John H. Cooley, Steve Serviss, Merle Neihaus, Jim Mack, Dean Dorsett, Bob Landis, Jerry Hannah, Edwin Brooks, Rex Tebow, Frank Kirby, Bryan Clark, Lloyd Falke. Third row, George Moore, Annelle Prilliman, Keith Gilbert, Jerry Whiting, Dwaine Shrubshall, Bernard Hobbs, Jim Corbin, J. W, Taylor, Earl Pinegar, Wayne Taylor. Bob Dorsett not present. Jessie Weaver, Football Queen Climax of Football Season, Football Banquet of l9h8 1 1214 BOYS BASKETBALL The basketball season was one of activity though not too successful so far as victories were concerned. The boys played ll games and won L games. The Lamont boys also went to the finals in the district tourna- ment but were edged in a thriller by Medford by a score of 20-19. Lamont Lamont Lamont Lamont Lamont Lamont Lamont Lamont Lamont Lamont Lamont Medford Billings Billings Nash Pond Creek Manchester Wakita Jefferson Hunter Hunter Pond Creek GIRLS BASKETBALL Our basketball team was one full and activity even though it wasn't so far as victories were concerned. Lamont Lamont Lamont Lamont Lamont Lamont Lamont Lamont Billings Billings Nash Pond Creek Manchester Wakita Jefferson Hunter LO 33 bl L3 23 39 22 26 27 38 32 of enthusiasm successful as 31 28 L8 2b 28 Sl 30 L5 14 12 Top Rowg Jeannine Pierce, Diane Hamburg, Velva Arends, Joella Pahl, Mirth Gilbert, Betty Ehlers, Joyce Pierce, Bottom Rowg M, W, Higgins, Assistant Coachg Jessie Weaver, Sue Mulkey, Ann Weaver, Etha Jo Lutes, Guy W, Astel, Coach. Peggy McConnell not present, Top Rowg Gene Fisherg Bob Landisg Sam Riley- L 1 ' - , y e Tebow' Frank Klrby' Bottom ?gxAiio32eH6aEE?iiXg coachg Albert Nolang Jerral Danforag Jerry Hannahg Rex Tebowg -1214 BASEBALL TEAM First row, left to right, Tommie Joe Gautier, Robert McWilliams, Jerral Danford, Dwaine Shrubshall, Dean Dorsett, Jerry Whiting, Wilfred McM rphy. Second row, M. W. Higgins, coach, George Moore, J. W. Taylor, Edwin Brooks, Paul Kirby, Eldon Stockton, Merle Neihaus, Albert Nolan, Annelle Prilli- man, Steve Serviss, Bryan Clark, Earl Pinegar. Third row, Bob Landis, Sam Riley, Bryan Kugel, Beorge Bobbitt, Dick Gilbert, Bernard Hobbs, Bill Gilbert, Jimmie Corbin, Lyle Tebow, Frank Kirby. . if1i ',, fj , iii A' v A 534 A ,. ' X A 3'1'f'i ,Q l X.-J 'Vu L I A HHH 1214 S' ' E 1 MQ M '. ,I ,fi 5 A ,rw I M. J Lf an ? 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TIVE OCIATION CO-OP PAINTS A BATTERIES CO-OP OIEN FORMULA FEEDS TIRE R TUBES OIL A GR A G SOLINE R ERO E S D LE ING H T ATING MANAG R ELEVATOR OIL M. C. COATS KENNETH ERVIN T. J. GAUTIER LAMONT OKLA PHONE 618 CDNGR'AiTUIlM11KONS T0 ITHE S!CNH!O101l. ANID ITS GVRNDUNTNES THE AMISDEN LUMBER C0. KILN DRIED LUMBEH BUILDING MATERIALS, MINNESOTA PAINTS WALLPAPER HARDWARE ROOFING FHA LOANS TO BUILD OR REPAIR -TOE D. NLADDOX, MGR LAMONT om PH0LNE ze 1214 Curill Flll'illiMlLl'!6 Compaany AMBU-LANCE SERVICE Pl-some em YOU FURNISH THE GIRL, WE LL FURNISH THETHOME X Av Q eg .QQ Q N Y Junuxzeg ffhfq. , i PWM' N 1 ff X f' lk ff! jf!! 'i ff f! 40 A , 1214 ARCADE SNOOKER JACK'S PRODUCE PARLOR SUPERIOR FEED ACME QUALITY PAINT Chas Gautier Wheat and Oats Cleaning and Treating Lamont Phone 71 Lamont Phone llb W Good Things To Eat Always Eat At And Wear THE J. A W. CAFE M. F. Browning Service That Will Please You Lamont Phone 86 Lamont Phone 2h LAMONT THEATRE LAMUNT GRILL A GOOD PLACE TO EAT Mr. k Mrs. Roy Rollier-Owners Mr. M Mrs. Frank Darling Props Good Luck to the Seniors of 19L9. May they find Success and Happiness in their life work. Lamont Phone 91 CO-OPERATION RILEY OIL CO. WASHING AND GREASING We, as a business institution and taxpayer, are glad to sup- port our school, and we ap- preciate the co-operation we recieve from the board, the faculty, and the patrons. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ADAMS' GROCERY 'For 30 Years a Part of Lamont' Lamont Phone 65 1214 BEAUTY BOX Operator--Betty Unbehauen Owner--Maude Cowen Lamont Phone 108 f COURTNEY DRUG STORE A Good Store in a Good Town 'Always at your Service' Lamont Phone lk or 29 WARD OIL COMPANY Always the Best in Gas R Oils Only Standard Makes in Tires Tubes E Other Supplies M RLE WARD Lamont Phone 35 -5? fn Q15 W i X,, asf iitigii. 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