Dewey High School - Bulldogger Yearbook (Dewey, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1942 volume:

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A' 5' ff- ' -B' f WE SHEEP J: 11 - ' 43 H xiii' nv- 1-el-If 5 ,. T ' A 2 . , M by I ...x WHEN 7 'Y ' 4 ' I W' R3 is 1 N 1 ,Hz.,..,,3L . 3 h ,.,. , -- f...La..-M.-.Q-g..N- -v.-w9!lr6Zf' k' W. . .fsaiinsmzslr 1 g3gn!'Ix'f f K- . , f, W i..T U -A , 'IE :h..u-wwrf Qi..g.., - W .w-+'- M- - QS3W5EEN3 TQEa?7if?5i?5 -1 QTQHQ, Q -ab C. R. Clodfelter Superintendent ,Q-fn 1 Luther D Brown G00 9 H Tyner Junior sign Principal Senior sh Principal Efficiency in the office means high standards in the school, and because the 'for gotten men' of our office Join hands with efficiency every day, our standards an scholastic activities are near the front 1 every occasion Heading the office force are Principals George Tyner and Luther Brown, assisted by Misses Edith Quigg and Maxine Shirey, who know well the importance f accurate daily records LH are -1 A sr, -qr' l' Edith Qnlgg Maxine Bhirey secretary Becretar! Wi LELLT Y 'D- Bil Forkner K vl Vocational T and Industrial Arts 11V Carl Craghead Soci l Science W Reynolds Sci nee Vurl Smith Vocatlora- T and I Lg1a Vineyard Home Econorrica ,44- Lela Bobeck Commerce is if Vistula Reeves English -05 -l '-a 11,2 B Yeane Music Carl Newton Athletics '9 15. H F Harmon x8th0mGt1Gl 45 Anna Dickard Marie Haber Spanish Home Economics LZ 1 1 'Qi' all-' C D Shlrey Oran Bowman C J Klever Treasure President Vice President B Mcorary Secretary Harold Hooker Member 4llF fffihg f-an f '1F' u MIN 1 -v 'eds- ik! the Q- Th8 Success through co operation has been keynote of the administrative staff in term111ng the policies of the school Board of Education has worked for many provements in the school system during past years Oran Bowman, president of board, is a former student and was graduated from Dewey High School Other members of the board are C J Klewer, vice president, I B McCrary, secretary, Harold Hooker, member, E H Case, member, and C D Shirey, treas rez Dewey can well be proud of this Board or education the the X E H Ca e lember E l i mg ., B325 Ga I ff!! x JJ 'Nu -D -I X x JV N1 DCDlCQTlGN rlrgfvxrilayncr our loyaland sincere friend. we. of +hv.- Senior Class of 19-42 do hereby dedicole 'll-:e 'PowlUow'Q His arnlabilifv, has able leader- ship and his sincere Clevolion lo each and every one of us, has indeed made il a pleasure for as loworls- wllh him during our years al Dewey High. fvlrflnyner possesses +hose qualilieswe. admire-A lmporllalila , franleness and aline sense of humor. We have been accuslomed 'lo lvlsfamilim iquv-e around lhe sel-uool,anc1il is wil-lv keen reqrel' 'l-hal wslcavehfor never again shall we, experience lhe securi+q and cowl-en-l'menT 114+ tomes wllh 'lusl spending a do. al' Our School' - and Mr. Tyner lendinq a per-led naluralness 'lo lhe. 5c'l l'ing. , 'iid ' -' A' ' V .Ji ?'Q L EEENMWRS .P S29 X-.! '1 Nqoudc- Y'-xx rl Intelligent looking? I should say so In fact all the seniors of 1942 look that way, and these on this page are even more so because they are the officers cf this year's graduating class Holding one of these offices is quite a responsibility and also an honor The president is Billy Bob Pallett, who guides and directs the class Other secretary and treasurer, Curtis Hooker and Calvin Clalbourne, Student Council Representatives Each has helped to make all activities successful Ralph Barjas serv u group as their president until December when he entered 'le Army Air Corps u ' 0 A Pi officers are Bob Rinehart, v1ce-presldentg Sue Danoez, - Q: thu J' . . ' . 1 , 1 X X Joan McDaniel Lariettes Girl Heserv s Band Roy Weston Boy Scouts Dorotnv Bale Junio Class Sec Girl Reserves Band and Orch Junior Play State Honor Roll Kathryn Kountoupis Student Council firl Res rves Paper Staff State Honor Roll S Science Cum Wilma Ann Tarrant Lariette Pres Lariettes Girl Reserves Glee Club Student Council Georgann Toalson Girl Reserves 4- Band and Orch Student Council State Honor Roll Wallv Lacefield H1 Y Kenneth Monroe Boy Scouts Nell Watts H1 V Virginia Thaxton Lariette Sec State Honor Roll Librarian Blbby Hoffman Bov Scouts Nell Louise O'Nea Girl Reserves Lariettes Mary Hale Lariettes Girl Reserves Glee Club Junior Play Betty Applegate Larlettes Girl Reserves Glee Club Marie Carpenter Student Council Band Girl Reserves 4- State Honor Roll Helen Yountoupis Student Council Girl Reserves State Honor Roll Annual Staff and Stella Kountoupis O Girl Reserves Class Queen Rowena Spalding Girl Reserves 4- Glee Club 2 5 1 Bertha Ross 4 2 Ray Johnson Boy Scouts Carmen Barbosa Alfred Anderson Boy Scouts Hi Y Lvalvn D mosey Girl Reslerve Glee Club Phillip Reese Football H1 Y Boy Scouts i sin 1 li' John Pookess H1-Y Band Boy Scouts Student Council State Honor Roll Ruth Kent Girl Reserves Band and Orch Student Council State Honor Roll Junior Play Helen Ragsdnle Girl Reserves Larlettes Glee Club Andrew Long Bend 4- Boy Scouts H1 Y Ruth Ann Cooper Girl R serves T and I Lariettes State Honor Roll Jacoueline Curtis 4- Leri ttes Girl Reserv s Student Council Jun'or Play Nadine ADplegate T. end I. Student Council Girl Reserves Annual Staff Quinton Weber T and I Pauline McGuire Lariettes Girl Reserves Student Council State Honor Roll Donald Vincent H1 Y Jack Clark Football Bill Claibourne Boy Scouts my . 4 2 3 2 4 2 F. H. of 4 H 4 S A - 2 e 3 . . 2 F. H. O. 2 2 2 H 4 e , 5 e 2 ', . 2 Carl Gilliland Boy Scouts Football Bank tball Alfr d Blevins Boy Scouts Football Bnrketball State Honor Roll Bud Berrxrill Boy Scouts Football Baeketball Stxdent Council Albert Blevins Bov Scouts Football :asketball State Honor H011 Fern Thomas Girl Reserves Lariettes Glee Club State Honor Roll Annual Staff Zola Glatfelder Girl Reserves Larlettes Student Council State Honor Roll Class Queen Cody Gilliland Boy Scouts Football Basketball Mack Kirg Boy Scouts F1 V Aggie Gregory Calvin ason Boy Scolte and Betty Gorham Lariettes Sec Lariettee Girl Reserves Henry Ropp Football Student Mgr. Boy Scouts H1-Y 4 l Q A 9 ' 6 . 4 , 4 C - H - l 2 4 V 4 State Honor Roll l 1 1 g 5 5 f 9 ' .. ' l T. I. . , 4 3 l l 4 2 2 3 , 2 We Oo 1-l4 I sm, 3 3 1 3 ' 1 A 'fe- gl 1 J x4- Nlyovnte on in . 'ffl Q E gf 1. J X x f 415 'fm President ------- ------------ Charles Hale Vice-president - ------------- Alva Sprague Secretary-treasurer -------- Nathan Young Student Council ------------ Evelyn Cooper 0 Representative Sponsors ---------------------- Vurl Smith Vistula Reeves First Row: Charles Smith, Ruby Walters, Rosalie Van Meter Cecil Raven, Mary Lou Vansant, Betty Jo Newman, Ruth Bowman, Virginia Treadway, Evelyn Cooper, Sue Caste, Jean Parrett, Doreen Atkinson, Loyd Demory, Gene Stull. Second Row: H. L. Raemhild, Vivian Morgan, Beatrice Williams, Margaret Raemhild, Betty Whiteturkey, Peggy Jean Clement, Murna Case, Alyoe Laird, Helen Burget, Betty Blenroth, Dorothy Henderson, John Woody, Emmett Mcwhirt. Third Row: Winifred Lusk, Melvin Schultz, Charlotte Hale, Luada Bonham, Helen Wilson Huffman, Betty Swank, Erma Jane Carroll, Betty Clark, Patty Sue Gilson, Alva Sprague, Clauda Hacker. Fourth Row: George Bogle, Ira Brown, Henry Gilliland, Charles Hale, Jack Wallace, Don DeShazo, Bill Perry, Bob Gorham, Claud Widowski. Fifth Row: Ray Amos, Carl Bullick, Glenn May, Nathan Young, George Kountoupls, Glen Cleland, UD8P16S Link, Jimmie Shriver, Calvin Purdum. Those not appearing in pictures are: J. D, Rayner, Dempsey ghagtin, Bonnie Combs, Mary Eakin, Helen Lynch, Georgina c o s. President --------------- ------ Manuel Murguia Vice president - ------------ - ---- Loddle Rybka Secret J treasurer ----- ----- Thelma Patohin StUQ6Ht Council ------------------ Ann DCSUHZO Representative Sponsors ----- ---.-----.---..----. E- B- POPC First Rom Frances Gorman, Mary Barbosa, Ruby Purdum, Betty Klemer, Jeanette Jones, Thelma Patchin, Donna Lemmons, Be t5 Sharpton, Margaret Lee Lynch, Clara Morgan, Betty Eller, Carl Smith, Lawrence Pyles. Second Row: Ruby Hatton, Betty Harmon, Roberta May, Della Pitman, Waneta Kite, Juanita Stanberry, Sara Silva, Amy Reeve, Velva Hale Yargie Wilson, Clifford Polk, Leo Sharpton. x'w QE SEQ Lela Bobeck ,E-N' JS E X155 Third Row Billy Curtis, Herman McClure, Margaret qv Cartwright, Lou Ann O'Neal, Ann DeShazo, Raye Jean 94 NNN Peterson, Mary Ellen Smith, Marion Pallett, Sammy Davis, Loddie Rybka, Lloyd Morrison. Fourth Row: Jack Gibbens, f',! Leslie Bulmer, Gerald Leverich, Otis Loveland, James ' Bufalo, Jack Harrie, James McClure, Leonard Hedman, Jim Gorham, Russell Bolte, Fifth Row: Manue1.Murgu1a, Howard Courtney, Eugene Brown, Raymond Pugh, Gayle Artz, Wallace Kite, Virgil Conner, Bill Grissom, Frank Snow. Those not appearing in pictures are: Betty Eller, Mary Ringo, Bill Compton, Bill Johnson. Ns. Nqyounc- A fag j55 gf., Y 1: .-4 W 'Um f?Li3f?-A. , ' -, in rx Lei? fig 'Sf '-Mfff-' n I X ,:'ff:'1T.: , ,. Q. -,e:'v- - V if 1.--- Q.-1. Z., 4... f' ,Sl f-'I gif , K, L ff KVDN-3 NJYDUNG- 13 V President ........---------- Claire Hines Vice President --------------- Dean Clark Secretary ----------- Billie Alice Harris Treasurer ------------ --- Rosalie Pittman Student Council ----- --- Perry Kountouple Representative Sponsors -------------------- Carl Newton Lela Vineyard First Row: Vivian Harrison, Lucille Dempsey, Hazel Adams, Lucy Villarreal, Imogene Bowers, Bonita Spaulding, Marguerite Hedman, Jessie Murguia, Clara Villarreal, Ida Mae Smith, Gerradlne Combs, Jimmy Calhoun. Second Bea: Melba Lois McClure, Jane Hayt, Lois Holland, Colleen McClure, Helen Morrison, Mary Barbosa, Jeanne Fenwick, Marcia Snow, Mary Ellen Rayner, Ruthene Hay, Jr. Kroh, J. W. Weber, Perry Kountoupis. Third howa Bonita Winn, Wanda Darnell, Ethel Elliott, Claire Hines, Ernestlne Koester, Lesta Lemmons, Juanita Pratt, Erma Mae Stanley, Aleyene Butrum, Bobble Mae Reed, Roy Bienroth, Douglas Evans. Fourth Row: Louise Band, Lavada Malone, Betty Lou Cotta, Marjorie Long, Billie Alice Harris, Bernieoe Monroe, Barbara Miller, Norma Garrison, Ann Gordon, Gladys Hitchcock, Anna Lou Reed, Harold Mitchell. Fifth Row: Rosalie Pittman, Iris Dancer, Mary Lou Shull, Jack Watkins, Gene Campbell, DeWayne Roberts, Lawrence Casto, Leon Lynch, Walter Bobby Seibold, Frank Sanbrano. Sixth Row: Iva Fay Smith, Elmer Sprague, Dean Clark, Carl Ropp, Jr. Hose, Paul Cookerly, Gerald Leipold, Bobby Cole, Elbert Bush. Seventh Row: Cecil Grissom, Johnny Hitchcock, George Ropp, Jr. Combs. Those not appearing in picture are: Delbert Lawson, Calvin Shull, Harry Taylor, Lewis Key, Don Magana. 'im X , of fl S 5-Hifi ff gi. '31 To -:, 1 ' ,, , ' 'ff ,,jZP I lffxl x ffl I 'QI iii! President ------------------ - Billy Johnson V100-president ----- ------- - Bill Bowersock Secretary-treasurer ---- Betty Lou Carroll Student Council ---- .-- -------- Pete Cooper Representative Sponsors ----------------- ----- M. B. Means Carl Craghead First Row: Pete Cooper, Norma Beard, Betty Fillpot, Vivian Amos, Belvs Roberson, Ruby Whiteturkey, Phyllis Hill, Betty Smith, Louise Hacker, Rosalie Demory, Evalyn Martin, Elmer Hacker. Second Row: Eugene Sharpton, Grace MoCrary, Patsy Bales, Helen Claibourne, Sue Swank, Glenna Hllderbrand, Dora Clement, Betty McCloud, Kathaleen Combs, Audry Bonham, Junior Weston. Third Row: Leroy Tucker, Vernon Polk, Earl Shriver, Marjorie Angevine, Betty Carrol, Julia Brown, Irene Maeiae, Mary SE1bO1d, Edith Key, Alberta Brown. Fourth Row: Billy Johnson, Charles Bishop, Bill Bowersock, Donald Parrett, Paul Green, Homer Moser, Harold Thomas, Geor e Toalson, Robert Lamb, Dean Bale. Flfth Row: Robert Mcslure, Ted Yearout, Harry Beal, Mark Watts, Clyde Mason, Jack Henderson, Lawrence Allen, Richard Chance, Conrad Davis. Those not appearing in the picture are: Gear e Burget, Ralph Farrell, Johnny Villarreal, Rosabell gush, Glenn McCartl1n, Betty Chinn. 4 vein' S f p1HfovNC- QB: Y CQ . V 4 -1 -3-X-'nt-I .X P 0 Q I 'I I J 'f X df? nu- 5 - E, u I WXWEQSSZQETQQ5 President ------------------- V1ce-pres1dent- ------------- Secretary-treasurer - ----- ---- Student Council ----- ------ --- Representative Sponsors ---------------- John Hooker James Lytle John King Dudly Lusk Thomas Reynolds Bill Forkner First Row: Mary Lou Freels, Wilma Lou bnarpton, Delma Lee Cary, Jessie Beale, Andrey Fay Morrison, Ann Carpenter, Wanda Ann Bowman, Mary Beth Koester, Mary Ruth Shlnn, Beverly Roberts, Barbara Jean McClune, Jewel Mae Shull, Nadine Lawson, Anna Ramey, Marvin Second now: Rlcnard Brashear, Dori Bobbie Eller, Mildred Ann Straw, Joan Lemmons, Jennle Mae Meek, Lucille Widowski, Delores Magana, Beard. Third Row: David Hereford, Snow, Frank Vargas, Thomas Harri Long, Jerry Hardy. Key, Florence Ropp, Ruby Fern Sharoton, Joyce Whittenourg, Radon Loveland, Byron Dean Williams, Calvin s, Dorothy Cleland, Eleanor Kendall, Betty Bulmer, Carol Stipp, Billy Roberts, Jonn Sanorano, Louis Barbosa, Eugene Lynch. Fourth How: Jackie Anderson, Donald Hale, J. . Bale, Ray MoMurtrey, Elmer Delozler, Kenneth Patchln, Dick Booth, Laverne Fielder, bllly Spears, Dee Rottmayer. Fifth Row: Everett Allen, Everett Canady,,B1lly-Nichols, George Pennybaker, Tom Smith. Billy Dean Herrold, John Hooker, Jimmy Lytle. Floyd Drum, John King. Sixth Row: Paul Gunter, Nemecio Silva, Douglas Butler, Clyde Ramey, Bob Bond, Dudley Lusk Eugene Cheek, Bob Hamilton. Those HOF in the picture are: Clydg Thomlson, Marjorie Burger, Jayne Farrell. 5f7MQQWEKWfiWmE5E5 IX S fx hifi? MUD V Cf- ! -'XM I fl 6 X G? Q 0 x K l X P Jr? Q W N ' .Ld lu QL W 1, iff I ',' 0 - f 0, r , w ::'i l'. L I I: 0 0 l s S ' lo'1', , ,4- X x 1 J S i f X I X U' , h Y if- STMQEE NS? CQQUMQ QEPW, ,v mf Helen Kountoupis President ggwwnifd '75 ow fL3 Secretary f 5 John fopkess H1-Y - Band 6425107 rev- taxi? :asc 1 I Zola ulatfelder H E Harmon Encouraging and upholding the standards f Student Council chief governing body promotes a feeling of friendship, and urges participation is all school events It is ccmpos group of high school students, which represent various classes and clubs Officers this year were President, Helen Kountoupis, Secretary, Zola Glatfelder, Sponsor, our school, the ed of a select lr Harmon Sponsor Meetings were held every Monday evening I these meetings several problems of the school were discussed Many projects have been carried out during the yea , one of which is a student guide book, devised and edited by members of the council Kathryn Kountoupis Senior 'D' Pauline McGuire Lariettes VA 0- Billy Bob Pallett Scouts - Senior ,Ei dl ll-3' Georganr Toalaon Girl Reserves , .III OX.-, Perr Kountoupis reshman Ann DeSHazo Sophomore Ill .is Q-5 ,n Lawrence Canto Regular Soo ut u L, 19 'lb C if i D Pb 4--s Ppte Cooper L1 ntn Jrade Marjorie o 4- fu X' Dudley Lusk Seventh Grade 45? Sue Caeto Junior Walter McGuire Junior H1 Y T Evelyn Cooper Junior Q1 'Oi YS Vilma Tarran' Lariettes 36 Jimmy Shriver Boy Scouts 19' Jack wallao. Virginia Treadway H1 Y FH0 50 Q Claire Hines Billy Johnson freshman signun Grade ik -i .. weary B1en.Qcn Mary Sakin F30 4-H SCE? Qi? ' 11.8.4 Y ir. , s1y ii F1 TUQCGULQQ First Row: Ardon Ray Cramberg, Sonny Long, Jackie Anderson, Jimmie Calhoun, J, T. Bale, Jerry Hardy, Billy Johnson, Leroy Tucker Elmer Delozler, Thomas Harris, Pete Cooper, Phillip Sprague, Byron Beard, Louis Barbosa, Second Row: Tony Vargas, Bernard Davis, Bobby Widowskl, Dean Williams, Billy Jim 4 The pu -' f the Boy Scouts is to pro- mote, in ion with other agencies, the ability to do things for themselves A ' . o train them in Scoutoraft, and : 4', hem patriotism, courage, self- - fp u- and kindred virtues, using the best me nods which are now in common use by Boy Scouts, by placing emphasis upon the Scout Oath and Law for character development, citi- zenship training, and physical fitness. It is toward this end which the membership of the Dewey Troop and its Leaders have been honestly striving. The present Troop has developed from a nucleus of four active 'embers of seven years ago to its present reglfkered membership of one hundred fifty. D :A-K the large number of Scouts the Troop : 6 --ded into two dis- tlnct groups: the N- 51- Scouts who are usually boys --H t e -e -- fift- ' ears of age, and 4. -Lays v of I: lp- ifteen years of V I. he . were two Eagl: Sc.w.:' gFmVwm3wfn H were twelve Eagle Sc ts, in '- l 1 n rec e for Eagle Sc. ' -J e-. e t 7- - bay.-n when th1rty-thre- :K s r'l 9 eg' hai '-qle Scout awards, and t'e-e we .fwy' Q -agle Scouts Q. X Q' ' en in 1941. l, H' 3 f The Troop H ,wp'3-. .ive program o activities whic round activi- ties. The activl es 'clude parties and social functions, ouvaoor camping, hiking specialization courses, leadership training courses, Court of Honor and advancement, Father-and-Son Banquets, individual and civic Good Turns, Community and school projects, Wilson, Billy Crofu Perry Kountoupis, Homer Moser, John K1 1 Dean' Bale, Jimmie Lytle, Ira Kroh, J. ber. Third Row: Earl '-u.--r, Frank Vargas, Billy Conner, Tommy t, Jack Watkins, gaul Cookerly, B .ag 4. .u Elmer Sprague, onald Parr: -, 'Q . 1 '-fe-:': Gene Campbe ' ,Q g ' 1 S- enrct' Fourth 'A '- I-'ere 7 '-'Lav l McClure, Leonard Bus' 'E',11 ,:?Ff,'l1NfB1Q Silva, Jack Gibben I: Bobby Bond, Douglas Evans, vfielgifga:--p, Tom Smith, Robert Lamb. Fifth ROW: Har 21 '-us--if llly Wilhelm, Clyde Mason, L 's mv : obby Selbold, Harry Beal, Ceq 172 1e.n, Registered S s o 1 'he picture: Raymond Ber x, La e sto, Bobby Claibourne, Dean Clar die Farmer, Donald Hale, Herbert Hltcho , John Hitchcock, Jimmie Kountoupls, Delbert Lawson, Gerald Leverich, James McClure, Charles Mitchell, Charles Murphy, Billy Nichols, Johnny Sanbrano, Leo Sharpton, Flnis Shull, Armaundo Villarreal. lectlng waste metals an national defense. The Troo paper for participation in the various drives in col- d p s now working ,TT , 0- 07'-reap J ft -fl ff' , ,iiesfxai QSM, fitllglim QESEFAQ toward the completion of the organization of -,,,,--- an Emergency Service Corps .- in training toward cooperation with the Civilian Defense Organization. This ff ',.- Service Training is meant to further tr yixfv-:.........: in self-protection and in the pro ct1oBEoP the life and property of others. i The Boy Scouts of Troop 18, under its pace-setting leaders, and with the whole- hearted cooperation of the boys, have gained state and national recognition for Scout a- chievement, -This is one of the largest troo s of ' uts 1 1- OD. pTh ollow are P l Leaders: Regula couts: La nce Casto, hs- Cole, Jack G tens, Ceci ssom, John oker, Ira Kroh, omer Moser, 5 lmer Spragu Senior Scout ' Alfred - ' :-A Calvin C ibourne, Leona Fledma ff . 2 af f: and Eugene St 17.2. D -J f f, T e e -Q' e 22'12M:g 'ff4 OUSOI' Kiwanis club - e fo : 0 N2 I ' 0 'x' ,a-. 1 by the owing men the troop: , , -.. 1 Committee, , , Sh tze Q 2 Tr p Committee, , , MCC n. . -. - f T . Committee, REPHRED 5 'xl 'O Q First Row: ce Pyles, Lewi y, Loyd 'lemor C V oker Calvl ,m sy bourne Georgtfyiiopf, a Sprague, M mrguia: Jim Gorham R 1 reglste d as a iv, P6 3, 2 K -ler, .. Tr-oo G B o op . . Clod ' - oop Court roop DeShaz Mem r . Troop Gerard , mb 5, 0 f Troop Hudson, M --gf of Troop McCrary, Me z r of Troop .C. .L. H E J.G. L D J . H. . Popkees, Member of Troop Committee, Committee, Committee, Committee, Committee, Committee, Committee, F' A, Thomas Reynolds, Assistant Scoutmasterg E.,F. Keller, Assistant Scoutmasterg Oren Bowman, Assistant Scoutmasterg John Dillingham, Assistant Scoutmasterg Sam Evans, Assistant Assistant Scout- Assistant Scoutmast er. Curt Hooker Scoutmasterg Jess master, Alfred Luther Brown, oN Second Row: 5 55' nam, Loyd Morr-1 son, E ' 2 ff McClure, Eugene Stull --vu: m rf5B1 ly Perry, Phillip Rees 3 Third Row: ...... - S ve ypyal in Purdum, B111 Johnso ', 'o ar C qftney Winifred Lusk, Ray John n, And .af C S Qc g, R, L. Raemhlld. - n Fourth Row: vs mpgs Thaxto , ,Ch rles Hale, Wallace Kite, ' , C Conner jlubb Hoffman, Kenneth Monroe ' B : 11 BQ!-t ,i.'f'1 Fifth Row: Bob Pa3. ett, 1 frfd Belvine, Cody Gilliland, 'R Amos 1' J hn Popkess, Buddy Berryhill, 2' Clai rne. Registered Scouts fs ,nw v' e icturei Jack Bales, Albert Blevinsi l B81 ick, Leslie Bulmer, James e A ' o 1 -f . .Cla1':ourne, Jim Cumpeton, x rf : , ' rles Dancer, Dick Dlllingh p QQ Jggham, Prentys Freels, Henry f l and, , arl Gilliland, Maurice Hale, -f u .-'s J, D, Hatton, Donn Hoffman, Bobb m age- Calvin Mason, Richard McCrary, R. ry, Dale Pittman, Buster Rogers, Hen filfllwf' Norman Sark, Russell Warwick, Nathan Young. E553 56233 SEATS Q 'Sg- ,I-?f?308fDef Qyqgl if M xv ' .f'-, il: if I' d ta E 5 I F S QL? M ff' W Q 535 57 L 1 Josephine HoustonJ 'On my honor I will try to do my duty to God and my Country, to help other peo le at all times and to obey the Girl Scout awe This pledge was taken by the first group of Dewey Girl Scouts of 1929, when the first troop was organized Since that time the local organization has rown from one lone troop to four troops iss Josephine Houston came to Dewey the general director of Girl Scouting 1 1930 Under her direction the membership has grown from 9 to a membership of over a 100 The Girl Scout program has been revised fields, out of crafts, litera ture and drama, music and dancing inter national friendship, health munity life, nature, sports they might more fully realize the fundamental aim of Girl Scouting The development girls alo physical, mental, moral, emotion al and sp ritual lines to the end that there may result not only personally enriched lndi viduals but also individuals participating as citizens in social order t include ten distinct doors, home making, arts and and safety, com and games, that intelligently a democratic dumb! , , .sf- heir '-'-' ,..,'1q ' -11 Ill'4 110 McClune Betty Fillpott Committee Mrs Homer H111 Mrs Alberta Koester Mrs Chas Fenwick Assistant Leader Miss Betty Levy Patrol Leaders Barbara Jean MeC1une Audrey Faye Bonham Mary Rutn Shinn Beverly Roberts Barbara Jean HcClune ll.. - nn! .......-5 Betty JuneF111pott Mildred Straw Ruby Fern Sharpton Jewell Mae Shull Wanda Ann Bowman Anna Carpenter Mary Lou Freels Wilma Lou Sharpton Vivian Amos Belva Roberson Florence Ro p Jennie Mae eeks Patricia Bales Betty Jean Smith Lucille Wldowski Phyllis Jo H111 Mary Seibold Helen Claibourne Betlj Bulmer Marjorie Angevine Betty Lou Carroll Those not in picture Marjorie Burger Mary Beth Koester Betty Jean Chinn Carol Jean Stipp Joyce Hhittenourg Amy Grace Mcbrary Nadine Lawson DMwuMqma F -- ra E aB T' , n , . o . 0. 1 -. sQ-Q:cc-tt-QQ1- Q , of ----- , nf ' 'il . ' VI -' E y f C ui 's if 5 L f' ' me QP , in cgi Betty June Fillpott 1- 5 ,Q .4 ,J , .I I , J. f T ' Y a 5 , p y mf f if ffi' ' J Q ' , , i l , W sfsmggg tas r mu-mf' i.: QMS' TOE J 6527?-a lei ive Ctr T 1 'WN 'bl 'CTTP Virginia Thaxton Secretary, Treasurer Betty Applegate Doreen Atkinson Betty Bienroth Catherine Barbosa Sue Casto Ruth Ann Cooper Jacouellne Curtis Iris Dancer Betty Gorham Marguerite Hedman Donna Lemmons Pauline McGuire Clara Morgan 5 Nwgihh- x Lariettes Dewey High School girls' pep club, was organized in 1929, with 30 members This year the organize tion has 26 members The uniforms are gray skirts with white shirts and red sport Jackets The yell lead ers wear gray skirts and white sweaters with red UDIBB. Each year the Larlettes have an outing for the football boys and an after-game ban- quet for the basketball boys. Wilma Tarrant President Presiden Wilma Tarrant Vice president Betty Applegate Secretary treasurer Virginia Thaxton Yell Leaders Jacqueline Curtis Betty Blenroth Sponsors Lela Vineyard Lela Bobeck Betty Applegate Vice President Helen Morrison Lou Ann O'Neal Juanita Pratt Helen Ragsdale Mary Lou Shall Erma Mae Stanley Juanita Stanberry Wilma Tarrant Virginia Thaxton Norma Garrison Bobbie vas Reed Anna Lou Reed Bonita Winn - , v ' EQQQQL Q5 E?5CFEW7i4 'S 16 Vietula He President Vice presldert Secretary Treasurer Social Social Music Director KH V68 Publicity Service Devotional Pianist Student Council Program Sponsor G Q Mother M05 Zola Glatfelder Ruth Bowman Helen Kountoupls Marie Carpenter Evelyn Cooper Virginia Treadway Marlon Pallett Kathryn Kountoupie Sue Dancer Dorothy Bale Mary Lou Vaneant Georgann Toalson Ruth Kent Vlstula Reeves Hrs R H Ingram il -- AI 15 :si 05 WHY QL-Al 1? Membership Mary mllel Rayner Joan McDaniel Leeta Lee Lemmone Billie Alice Harris Vivian Harrison Margaret Lee Lynch Berniec- Monroe Donna Lemmone Betty Jo Newman Amy Reeve Stella Kountoupie Aleyene Butrum Marjorie Long Betty Harmon Claire Hines Jeanne Fenwick Ernestine Koester Iris Dancer Fern Thomas Dorothy Henderson Raye Jean Peterson Patty Gilson Jeannette Jones Betty Klewer Mary Francis Eakin Mary Ringo if Da Y' ' W J ,,.,, 3' G A ng., .' .Q 'J ' W ' ,f Membership Bob Rinehart Curtis Hooker George Kountoupis Winifred Lusk Donald DeShazo Calvin clsxbourne 1, A Herman McClure Jimmy Shriver Jack Wallace John Popkess Howard Courtney Wally Laoefield Henry Ropp Mack King Manuel Murguia Phillip Reese ' Bill Perry 1 Q , Bob Pallett Richard MoCrary Alva4Sprague Jr. H1-Y President- ------ ---- ---- George Ropp Sr. H1-Y my 3 Q, n gg Nfl f 1 President ----------- - ---- John Popkess 'J L9 rl ' V , Vice President ------ - ---- Bob Rinehart Billy Bob Pallett Secretary, Treasurer-- Manuel Murguia V1 -' - ---- . ..... oe president Carl BOPP Student Council ----- - ---- Jack Wallace Secretary-treasurer - Elmer Sprague Representative M 'Student Council ---- Walter McGuire 8pon'or ' H' E' Harmon Representative B111 Forkner Sponsors ---- -------- - George M. 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LRQQQQZQYEEQ Not so long ago, back in 1957, the Future Homemaae s Club was organized in Oklahoma and the Dewey Chapter came into being in l939 40 Times have chanved, yet the purpose f the club remains the same Through this organization the interest in homemaking 1 incre sed and the scope of a homemaker's role is broadened The responsibilities of girls in homemaklrg cover three different types f activity, which may be summed up as saving, sharing, and spending Our aim is to be good homemaaers, better citizens a d to be f service to ourselves and our country President Betty Bienroth Vice president Mary Eakin Secretary treasurer Erma Jane Carroll Student Council Virginia Treadway Representative Sponsor Marie Haber is lid W 1 7 W fa, ,1 64 Q A Glrl S Creed Membership Doreen Atkinson Nell Louise 0'Nea1 Virginia Treadway Mary Eakin Betty Bienroth Pauline Mouuire Evelyn Cooper Erma Carroll Murna case Betty Eller Lou Ann O'Nea1 Charlotte Hale Carmen Barbosa Patty Gilson Alyce Laird Ruby Hatton Mary Barbosa 4 V? 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'To make the best better,' is the motto of the 4-H 'lub The club is four years old Students of junior senior high school compose its member ship The members take part in numerous con tests and activities They have been active in the 4-H Roundup,the Washington County and the Oklahoma State Fairs Several members have received National 4 H Club recognition President Mary Francis Eakln Vice president Jacqueline Curtis Qecretary treasurer Marie Carpenter Student Council Marjorie Long Representative Sponsor Lela Vineyard Lawrence Casto - 2121- Harold Thomas Douglas Evans Junior Rose Donald Hale Calvin Snow Everett Canaday Robert McClure Billy Curtis Frans Snow Jim Gorham J ckie Henderson Rwuthwm Louis Barbosa Douglas Butler Marie Carpenter Eugene Cheek Mary Francis Eakin Bob Hamilton John Xing Andy Long Ann Carpenter Grace McCrary Dean Rigdon Donald Sharpton Jewell Shull Carol Jean Stlpp James Toalson George Toalson 4 v sun My pa, we we al If 'SAN 'W-f Mgt J 'V 22: ,44-r 1 I' M x v 4 ED il - e x It If V ' , e ' WW L-' A K S. 31-If 4 U Zigfhf 1 +L' avid. 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Editor in chief Assistant editor Activity Editors Business Manager Assistant Business Managers Feature Editors Sports Editor Typists John Popkess Sue Dancer Nathan Young Zola Glatfelder Bob Rinehart Billy Bob Pallett alvin Claibourne Helen Kountoupis Jaooueline Curtis Ruth Kent Curtis Hooker Virglnia Thaxton Nadine Applegate Fern Thomas Dorothy Bale t C K , -fort east 1 o leo , 1-'agp I' 'T 0 ki 34 Art Editors ---------- Katherine Kountoupis ------ C I' jf 'Q SWULQSEQ ff-f?cfvw,ysaq2 5EiWie?'2W QQ , Y HAND ,az flag U-9: Senior Band Officers Band Captain: John Popkess Drum Majoresst Ruth Kent Twlrlers: Joan McDaniel Betty Jo Newman Band Queen: Joan McDaniel First Lleutenantsz Dorothy Bale Ruth Bowman Howard Courtney Andrew Long Georgina Nichols The Dewey Senior High Band of 1941- 42 boasts the largest membership of the Band's history, with 50 on its roster. Under the direction of H. B. Means, who has guided the organization since 1939, the Dewey Band has made an envia- ble record, - one of which its school and community are justly proud. It all began when the Band 'went cowboy' in the summer of 1939. The full western garb donned that year by the .Q Q2 ,Q ' ? L ' 1 ,- 1 ei- 62 2 - we 'ig' .. -4 ?-- vi. fi 522 Band was so unusual that it incited widespread praise and favorable publicl- ty both at home and abroad. The group, since that time, has traveled a great deal, averaging 1,000 miles each year, An extensive and interesting selection of music, and a variety of field drills have added materially to the popularity of the Band. In November, 1941, the Band receiv- ed its new set of military uniforms, provided through the generosity of the Board of Education and Superintendent Clodfelter, who have been constant and helpful backers of the organization. These uniforms are of the finest quality obtainable, and their vivid red and white color combination lends brilliance and flash to the Band. As an integral part of our school and community life, the Dewey Band is constantly striving to maintain a high standard of musical efficiency, to serve as a vital community entertainment medium, and, above all, to help build fine young men and women. 4 Tonyu Mea Honorar, M mber Senior Band Serie lenle s Joan McDaniel Grace VcCrarY Billie Alice Harris Ruth Bowman Very Lou Vansant Jeannette Jones Waneta Kite Alyce Laird Belva Lee Roberson Louise Hacker Betty Jo hewman Ruth Kent Paul Gunter Earl Shriver Jimmie Calhoun Jack Wallace Georgann Toalson Betty Harmon Richard Chance Lesta Lee Lemmons Ethel Elliot Billy Johnson Perry Kountoupis Ray Amos Barbara Miller 'la1reH1nes Farlon Pallett Patty Gilson Andy Lon Dorothy enderson Betty Klewer Ray Jean Peterson John Popkess Jack Harris Herman McClure Dorothy Bale James McClure Calvin Glaibourne Bill Perry Jacn Gibbens Wallace Kite Gene Campbell Jimmie Shriver Howard Courtney Carl Smith Calvin Purdum Donald Parrott 7? 963 .Q , --X e 4 X Y b ' 'W E x - -T if ' Y 9' Al G - f sat 'H XID .43 1 :5 ' JEQZNIKDR AND The 28 piece Junior High School Band is one of txe most important unite of our school music department, because from its ranks must be taken the Senior Band members of tomorrow No instrumental music department can survive long without its 'feeder' band It is this group that must play endless lon tones and scales to build up their snill little by little A great deal and lit le or no glory is their this is the test that proves worth to the band Much credit students for their willingness and sometimes long in order to achieve a dis tant goal Dean Bale T Bale Bll Bowersock Elrer Delozier Paul Green Thomas Harris Charles Kietzman Orville Laniford Gerald Lelpold Homer Woser George Toalson Orville Webber Patty Bales Lavelle McClure Walter McGuire Dewayne Roberts Tom Smith and knowledge of hard work lot, and yet their future is due these to work hard Imogene Bowers Wanda Bowman Ann Carpenter Margie Johnson Ernestine Koester Mary Beth Koester Jo Ann Lemmons Barbara ncClune Mary Ruth Shlnn 105354 issue I! 'B ff 'Q 15' U ' o ' 7, f r GQ I ... L.. f Q. 1 , 1 I I U I ns .- P W s , 1 1 A I' jfeflil ' I I 4- U O 0 A J. . v 1 .L .s James Toalson Evajo Coleman V D - J- ' 1' S ' U 1 L f P' I 5 as . 9' 4 it . A 1 3 . s I ' , ' Q'f. af . , ii ' ' ' Q- U r Liu! First Row: Evelyn Martin, Jessie Boals, Ann Carpenter, Nadine Lawson, Betty Fillpott, Mildred Straw, Jewel Shull, Mary Shinn, Mary Koester, Wanda Bowman, Second Row: Florence Ropp, Eleanor Kendall Betty Carroll, Audrey Bonham, Bobby McClure, Jo Ann Lemmons, Kathalene Combs, Jennie Meek, Third Row: Amy Reeve, Coleen McClure, Claire Hines, Marjorie Angevine, Betty Smith, Edith Key, Alberta Brown, Fourth Row: Lesta Lemmona, Helen Ragsdale, Dora Clement, Mary Smith, Ann Gordon, Betty Chinn, Betty Bulmer. as ' E 'Music makes the world go round,' only in high school 1:3 M158 Emlly Floyd. This department has again become an active part of our school this year. Evelyn Cooper, Betty Harmon, Dorothy Bale, and Georgina Nichols form the g1r1g'quartette. Emily Floyd Director First Row: Melba McClure, Vivian Harrison, Rosalie Demory, Louise Hacker, Ruby whiteturkey, Phyllis Hill, Mary Seibold, Belva Lee Roberson, Vivian Amos, Kathryn Barbosa, Second Row: Wlineta Kite, Ruby Purdum, Sue Swank, Margaret Lynch, Evelyn Cooper, Helen Morrison, Mary Eakln, Amy McCrary, Third Row: Glenna Hildebrand, Irene Masias, Hazel Adams, Rosabell Bush, Helen Claibourne, Dorothy Bale, Charlotte Hale. Fourth Row: Doreen Atkinson, Wilma Tarrant, Betty Harmon, Ruby Hatton, Betty Clark, Ruth Bowman, Georgina Nichols. FK .Z 'N Q ff? 'S 1 O QQ. fx! f I ax QQ I ' 1-HwN4,- C? Q ,gmx igqx uxsvcvs ww 65,33 Hb sf' if-W Q?- The 1941 Aa e t sn OL re Bu l logger rolled out with a new coach, an a new system, the Warner double wing ltr ormerd passing, laterals, and decept e lug attack Phe fans claimed they llkeu tre new system because they liked actiox The team was built around the Senior, Alfred Blev1ns,at fullback In the first gare with Copan the Bulldog ers won 35 to O Blevins received a knee injury which permitted him to play only a pert of the remafrirg games The Bulldoggers were on the receln4ng end of more and more 1 juries as the season progressed, making a new starting lineup necessary each week They, however, managed to defeat Barnsdall, Bartlesville, and Vlnlta and lost to Nowata and Claremore The team was very weak in reserves, but very strong on fight They lost a clo e 6 to O fight to Sand Carl Iewton, Springs src a lc to 14 loss in the last game of the season to Miami ' J EMJQ in If 1 football they ever saw Only one regu gr lar w s c t vlth in juries in this game, Nathan Young Then ue like to remember our ancient rival the Wildcats who came out with thelr best team in several years Remember 15 to 7 in favor of the Bulldoggers? The team loses Alfred and Albert Belvlne, Cody Gilliland, Curt Hooker, Bud Berryhill, Pat Scudder, Jack Clark, Bob Rinehart, Dempsey Thaxton, Phillip Reese, and Captain Ralph Barajas John Tucker, a Sophomore, and Captain Barajas, a Senior, have been in the Army several months, Pat Scudder has Joined the Marines John Tucker is now in Australls fighting against tne Japs W know these boys are fighters as we have seen them learn this lesson while members of the Eulldogger team The team vill have a smaller crew next fall but should be more with hustle and fight lnteres lrg to watch should b This was the best game played all seasor and the last Many fans and old timer have classed this game as the best high school game of 6 tv 3 I awcfyxx ,uf .rilgg ,eff B7 X 'Q f 0-be Q' 43 91 .fusgx CZ? J se. -W -- fg H ,Q if sf r ,v -.F ', dl it ' E. 1 - . - - , 'ge ' ga s 'a u f - A iv runn :- . ' I . - A 3 R -ik :rl . n- O J 0 Q Q D balanced, have more reserves and . , 1 T ' ' - e X n - T' if A S '. K KV, O Y t,f 0' n A I1 ' x X. ' 'o -0 AB xr 'ov , bf! C 'T' F , 4 ,Db fc-.' 4 Ar' 3 .W li I it 1 5S?0qfN e- T' .' ei f f I if er A ' ' . vi I x 14 I ' I ff A I El . sew' E3 r e '15w. I X V ,,.' ? g Q 'ff 5 O 'xx 1 5 'ex w ' 1 1 P 1 -A 5, In A NX 'AXE as as M , li 'xox t25d52si'l ?siila With seven lettermen to build around, the Bulldoggers basketball team won first place in the Tahlequah Tournament Class Aj first place in the district tournament atBarnsda11:and advanced to the finals in the regional tournament, losing by one point. The failure to make ten free throws tells the story of this game. Alfred Blevins was the teams highest scorer, followed by Cody Gilliland. Albert Blevins was the delight of the fans because of his spirit and fight. He won several games by pure hustle and fight. This team won 15 games by coming from behind, any team that can do that can truly be classed as a flghti team, a team of which any school can be proud. Bud Berryhill was tie Captain, Alfred Blevins won the Sportsmanship troghy at the Tahlequah Tournament, The highest scoring game was with laml, ll to 57. The closest--well we had several--probably the Stigler game in the Tahlequah Tournament will do, Btigler led all the gamegthey held.a 16 to 7 lead at the half and were still ahead 27 to 26 with only five seconds until the end of the game. Stigler had the ball out of bounds, they threw the ball in, Little John Blevins intercepted the ball, drove for the basket, shot, and the gun sounded, ending the game 28 to 27 in favor of the Bulldoggers. as X347 2 yy N 8 ' f Elmer Sprague Orval dose, Jr Bob Cole Elber Bush George Roop John y Hitchcock Dewey had a regular Junior High basketball team this ye r, and the fine olay'ng of several of the boys made it look like the future of Dewey basketball would take care of itself The Juniors started off the season under Clyde iouck, who later resigned t take a o t or v th Citlf alvice in nartlesv'lle Mr Smith took over for a few days and they tlen finished up with Coach Newton handling them through the PBWRIHLEP of the season They began to play pretty smooth games and lost nre and were crowned Washington County Junior High Champions 'hey show promise of being fighting Bulldog ers Paul creen '5 Carl Roop uerald Lelpold Lawre e Allen Clyue 4 on -A 'In-tCK About thirty five boys reported for track, most of them new but willing to learn Track meets have been scheduled a dual meet at Bartlesvllle with Wildcats March 51 A return meet at Dewey April 8 A triangular meet at Dewey on April 5 with the State Champions of Tulsa, Bartlesvllle, and Dewey Other probable meets are the Tonkawe meet and Oklahoma A and M relays and the state meeting at Norman Not many boys will be able to get good enough to make these last three but if any boys show enough ability to make good com titlon they may go agile as we ' AI' S. .sf ,' ' In 5 . . , C 1 n'l A x A K 1 X ' E S, e D J A A 9. 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D 'l .XXX If s - XX 9 .3 ' 1 X JE Sf M FEB 4 -WN val-Q 4 -' Q.. -. -. ? 8 , X hyjfliti A rn 4 -af J I , X3 sJy i. f' 2 We The Powwow Staff wishes to express its gratitude to the organizations whose names p p o tqis page By their cooperations these citizens have helped mane this book possible Ne appreoi te the interest they have shown Dewey High School The Staff M D N Tyl r Dewey Portland Cement Company t ompany Announcements and Cards L Belfou Company Class Jewelry a - ear n tl . O ' a in z ' , I', , A, S --- Fine Arte C ------- A vw , U, dm W , ........ -----