Dewey High School - Bulldogger Yearbook (Dewey, OK)

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,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.

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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

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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 ,