Dewey High School - Bulldogger Yearbook (Dewey, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1944 volume:

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IH THE MEMORIES OF ALL BULLDOGGERS SCHOOL SONG Gee, but I'n strong for old Dewey Strong for Jake Bartles' town Where the girls are the fairest The boys are the squarest Of any old town miles around Gee, but I'l strong for old Dewey Where it takes a good sport to ge In any old weather, Ve'l1 all stick together In D-I-Y I-Y' t CLASS SONG Dewey now we know, Just why Seniors hate to go Ve ere fond of your dear faces, And we'l1 :iss you so Dewey melodies seem to float upon the breeze, when we ve gone Your song s will live in all our memories Here's the class they all adore Here'e the clues so worthy of your preise It's a fact the students cen't ignore Yes, we Seniors really hate to leave you, but we'l1 all be seeing you sole more And we wish you all the Joy of learning, As the Seniors of '44 ' O I - Here s the class to say 'so long' to: by 3 1 B111y Johnson ! B1 ll Uri nom Sammy Davis if ale nn ua Virgel Connor Otis Lovelg d fl1 Leo Sharpton Reported as missing in action Leonard Hedmau We are sorry ve could not obtain pictures of the following 'boys for this page Raymond Pugh Virgel Colo Manual Murguia James Buffalo Frank Snow Carl Smith Bobby Johnson Herman McClure iv meh , is cz ' 1 N. ,h I 4 A C oarcf of 6'QC!LlC'Clfl.OIl 6 4 ,J Oran Bowman President 444 The Senior Class of 1944 wishes to express appreciation to the Board of Education for their work and un tiring effort in planning the program of the Davey Schools We know, even though we have not taken the time to discuss it with you as a group or individually that dur ing the present emergency you have been confronted with many problems in maintaining our present high school program and we thank you for all that has been done. I B ncurary Beoretary E H Case Harold Hooker Dave Allton C D Bhirey yember Member Mqmbgr Treasurer I7HlIlSlfYlflUl1 DEWEY SCHOCDLS PL Hriff N TYINFPI DEWEY OKLAHOMA To the Class of TQUL Congretulptions and best wie!-es to tie seriors ' 19lk Your class kts establisred xx re ord in our s fret wil' be difficult for the future es to vour ,Junior play and activities a 49 s were o standing Your bond and stair dr ve V45 year in vwcr you contributed more than Shoo for he monthof ebru r' snows that 5011 are doing your D rt on the rome front Your work in ple. ning, and rr in s 'fo comnletion has been ack' ved d e to t e f ct tr were not interested in taking tra easy M 1 T e 1' ficulties and oroblems involved have been ma, and ve are indeedproud of a grodp that has tacxled tlfe n o le as you have N ny grouos vith less detervfnetmn and willpover woaldnave co sidered the purlicatior of t fs 'book iznrossible The immediate fu e is ot brifJ+ oxexe spirit shown rv your senior cless is the at 1 e 1' will contribute to maucing 'nie a Fetter Wd i m 1 to live he are banvin on :ou individdell 'md es .9 group to make your contribution Yours very, trllw C WCLJJQ KA A C R C1od e1'er Superintendent cn. 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Mr, V, H, Kilgore ire.. favfliaa-Nh V ff Leg- ' ff f F: - XX 2 ar eer fig! mm f jj J I 1,11 rrxgasl-1v ::N'5333' ' -A --f 'N 'Q' EIA F' IN , fy . gg'-' ' 1 m fr mf-1 e x f,.,. ' Q em'0fS President ijfx re Jack Harris Comercial Cup 1 year Trade Industry Vice Pres l year Athletic Manager 2 years Trade Industry l year Orchestra 2 years Boy Scouts 5 years Ban 4 years Band Captain Band Staff Annual Staff Senior Claes President Junior Play Senior Play IME TM RKET Betty Harmon Junior Play Lariettee 1 year Girl Reserves 15 years H 0 1 ye Senior Vice-President Glee Club l year Annual Staff Band 4 years K Secretary Treasure -we 'L X' .-. -Q02 xl AA' my Vice-Preeidmt , Betty Klewer Band 4 years xcztkh 3 :bf Trade Industry 1 year fi Girl Reserves 4 years ibfbwj Senior Class Secretary Student Council Band Queen f Q5 as Lrmunl staff 65 Seni or Play Z Paper Staff Orchestra 2 years I . d AQ I. . . ar Ga i , A 7 f ' 4' - x 'f:575s c pg- X X ,'-' e.,, ' Q 5 f AS L Y -.1 1 W- S09 X - fl 1 V of ? , 5 Y . Q J , '-. '-we W 1 I ' y A ' L5-A gli' , , 1 ,, Q K , f e,f,, Q A N fs. ' xp , l ayle Artz rreshmar President Honor aoclety 3 years atuient Council l year rade Induetry 1 year r 1 ,si muvere r wn B sk tball 2 Years Marzaret Cartwright Senior Play F H O 1 Howard Courtney Bend H1 Y Vootball Basketball Basketball Boy Scouts Sen' years Track years years years Cantain 4 years or Plev Velva Hale Trade Industry 2 years Trade Industry Secretary l y er Girl Reserves l year Annual Staff Junior Play Ann DeShazo Best Citizen Senior Play Annual Staff Fever Staff Girl Scout l year breshman Claes Queen Stuoent Council 1 year Betty Hller-T H 0 Lariettel AUDUA1 Staff Jim Gorham- 4-H Paner Staff Boy scouts Girl Reserves l year Trade Indu,try Junior Clase Secretary U ' , ' 1, ' I l 9 ff' ,.A J 32, . 5 -vt. .' - M y A: . 1 1 A fu-1, , ,yvy Z xg: ,J 2 'D+ -Ai ,, T ul - - Mathematics Gun 2 years , L X ' A -- 2 - 3 . P , A 2 1 Q 4 ' 4 A 'iv . 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A X ' ,fa in fa -- . . . . . , Q , 'N4i, -:Ir N-ri n ', Aileen Ho11ey,,4,H Gerald Leverich--Hi-Y 1 year .Al ,-cfs 4' - 'D - , yqy - , lv, Marion Pallet Girl R Student Girl Reserve President ' 'T t Band years serves 4 years e D A R award Annual Staff Band Queen Council 1 year Cabinet 3 years Council Della Pitman Annual Staff Junior Play Senior Play Girl Reserves 1 year Freshman Class Secretary No pictures Clifford Polk Leslle Bulmer allace Kite Jack Gibbons Pearl Pai es Q? 41 't Jean Peterson Band 3 years Junior Play Senior Play Annual Staff Glee Club 1 year G1 l Scouts 1 year Paul Morton Football 1 y ar Junior Play Annual Staff Band l year Ruby Purdum- Lariettes Class Queen Senior Play Annual Queen Junior Play Girl 4 vears x u Ann O'nea1 F H O 1 year Yell Leader 2 years Larlettes 3 years Trade Industry l year Thelma Patchin Annual Staff Senior Play Girl Reserves l year Sophomore Class Secretary il 'A ff ey x 3- 'W' ' f Y 4' V, .. -4 4 S ' - Raye , -- Ar 1: 4 I f'f A A ef' Lariettes 2 years x fn K ,Te x -if? Q. - , f v ' N ,, i ' Lo . -- . . . i , All We W 1 'N l 1,-... K .AX .I -.1 IW Sarah Silva- F H O Honor Boll Annual Staff J ff'-Hz Betty Sharpton Annual Staff Glee Club 1 year Doretta Stevens Annual Staff 4 H Club 3 years Glee Club 2 years Girl Reserves 1 year 1 Ruth Balls Larie 2 years Senior Class Queen Girl Reserves 1 year Lawrence Pyles 4 H Club 1 year Boy Scouts 5 year Trade Industry 2 years J .3 Lf' Mary Smith Senior Band Drum Major .-1 Mary Ringo 4-H Glee Club Girl Reserves 1 year 1 year 1 year 'F ffk :S ll lf ,Af Q 6,1 PQ 8 -s A 1 - ' r ' 5912 ,' e ' ' t Ii Tx .ici A is ll S- Q s ni- 7:3 ui? Q. f N . I V , . y l V h Q1 7 - dh. J -49 L UI1l.OfS l th Gr ie Class O'ficers President Dean Clark Vice Preslient- De'layne Roberts Secretary Treasure Lawrence Caste Snonsors- Mrs Kent Vr Hyson Front row, left to rlght Lesta Lemmons, Bernlce honroe, Catherlne Barbosa, lelba cClure, nthel ll1ot, Barbara killer, B1'l1e Alyce Harris, Bonlta Spalding, Ur Bvson, sponsor, Mrs lent, sponsor, Jessie Murvula, Clara Villerreal, Imogene Byers, Ida Vay Swlth Lucy Vlllerreal and Iva Fay Smith Second row QOSa118 Pittman, Nary Rayner, Gladys Hltcncoch, Vlvian Harrison, Aleyene Butrum, Jeanne FGDVICK, Betty Jo Pooker, anda Darnell Vrnestlne koester, Clalre Pines, Betty Cotts, Colleen hcClure iayel Adams, Bobbie Reed Irma Stanley Qutr cC0rnack Mary Lou Shull Anna Lou Reed, Ardith Lee N8TCl8 Snow, Irogene Bowers, and Cecll FlSSUm Thlrd row J Weber, Perry Kountoupis, Jimmy Calhoun, J Lynn Shellack, Harold Gray, Lawrence Casto, Carl Ropp, Wlmer Sprague, Dean Clark, Bill Kimbley, Bob Seibold, Douglas Evans, Jack BUKIHS, Leroy Byers, Cene Ca pbell, De'ayne Roberts, Valter MCGU1P6, Bob Chew, Paul Cookerly and Harold Mltchell Those not lncluded 1n class plcture are Roy Blenroth, Francis Jackson Leon Lynch, Junlor Rose, Frank Sanbrano, Leroy Spencer, and Irls Dancer rafts' N0 MW MGM' DRBVMIW 1 , .A. 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J e - , uv v . o .ue . 0 I , A-J vu' ' fu ' Y X ' J U1 vv u U . . . . . . - 9 3 C Of9llOITlOl'0S President Vernon Polk V President B111 Bovereock Secretary. lerk Vette Treasure -laoli Cockrell Sgt t Arms Glenn McCert11n Span eor. .lin Hudson First row left to right Norma Beard, Anr Clifford, Vir inia heeler, Belva Robe so , Phylli Ulll, Miss Wudson isponsorl, Patricla Bales Loul e Hacker, Amy Grace McCrary, Dora Clement, lathaleen Combs MBTJOPIB Anbevlne, Helen Claibourne, Betty Carroll, Betty Fillpot Betty ohlnn, Naomi Cockrell, Mary Selbold Sue owank, qOS8ll6 Demory, Glenna Pllderbrand, Betty McLeod, Jeanne Thorpe, Bette Smlth, and Bonnle Polley Third row Charles Blshop Conrad Davis, Jack HEHOSTQOD, nlmer Hacker Glenn 'cCartlin, Jayne holden, Charles Murphy Donald Parrett, John Vlllerreal Levis Rybka, Harold Thomas, George Toalson, Dean Bale, Vernon Polk Mark atts, Bill Bowersock, kenneth Howard, Levi Shull, Pete Cooper and ugene harpton Those not included 1D picture are Albe t Lonz, Billy Johnson, Earl Gene Shriver, Gledvs Ice, Ju lor eston K l l l -L Q. 1 1 J . .... . a --- --ggt---,-,- 4 3 1 :U . 5 i W r n s n . M l , 'S X C L n . . Second row: Audrey Bonham, Edith key, Ruby Whiteturkey, Vivian Amos, . . W . A - 1 n . . D I . . 5 , A . . Y . ' D ' vw . , , M , . ,. - . l . . , 9 ' , '.'.' I - , J 5 K E S - ' W ' v' . ' v : . r ,J l Q n' W . K -1 QS ITLQI1 9th Grade Class Officers President Dud107 Lui! v President Frank Vargas Secretary Mary Ioester Treasure Dori e X07 Sponsor- Mill Pugh Seated at Front Center David Hereford Radon Loveland Marvin Long Byron Beard pirst Ro, Left to Right Anna Ramev Doris Key Dorothy Cleland Ann Carpenter Jo Ann Lemmons Shirley Houston MargBF9t GGUGY l1 Pkgh sponsor Marjorie Burger Jenaldlne Spencer Jeraldine Houard M817 Beth Koester, Beverly Roberts and Gracie Mae Shull Second Bow J T Bale Carol Stipp Joyce lhittenburg Betty Long Lucille lidowski Jessie Boal Katherine Lee Mildred Straw Barbara McClune Wanda Bowman Wilma Sharpton Mary Lou Freels Eleanor Kendall, Noreen Thompson Jewel Shull Barbara Clark Ruby Sharpton Delma Cary Peggy Chew Barbara Eller, Betty Lou Jackson Andrev Morrison Florence Ropp Laverne Fielder Frank Vargas Third Row Janes Smith Dean McCormack Floyd Dru! John Booker Jack Anderson Johnny Sombrano Dick Booths Charles Mitchell Jimmy Lytle, Donald Hale Dudley Lusk Virgil Pugh J D Chance Paul Gunter lveritt Allen lugene Cheek Aubrey Swan Billy lichole, llmer Delozier, John King Nemecio Silva Bobby Bond Thomas Harris, Clyde Tholieon Jackie Snelson and Dean Williams Those not included in picture: Betty Bulmer, George Pennybaker, Bob Hamilton, Billy Spears, Wilma Bowers, Kenneth Patchin, John Turnbolt, Richard Brashear, Eugene Lynch, Tom Smith. 'l ghfl Qin 1 ,f-1' 4 K ,rf 'hc President Jimmy Kountoupis Secretary Treasurer Dick Allton Sponsor Miss Cleo Grey Front How Wllda Unruh, Charlene Overfelt, Hazel Holloway, Edna Hllderbrand, Jane Whlttenburgh, Nadine foster, Jeannette 0 heal, lies Gray Narilvn Kent, Cherie inn Clodfelter, Betty Snow Phyllis Stull, Wanda Holley, Vernon Pryce, Shirley Vood Second BOW Darrell Nason, Wade Dean Stull, Jimmy Iountoupis, John Cooper, Jackie Padgett, Dean Clifford, Charles lietzman, Charles Heder, Llwana Clark, Joan Ann Tillpot, Vivian Hale aoealle Carroll, Helen Nurguia, Jorette Lusk, Anna Mae Pennybaker, Bonita Bohl June Byers, Bob Claibourne, Bernard Davie, Dick Lllton, Finis Stull, Paul Guffey Third lov! Kenneth Boal James Toeleon, J C Rnmey, Douglas Nissen, Raylond Berry, Billy Joe Bird, Team Dewitt, larl Tiffany, Billy Crofut, Lavell Ncclure, lddie farmer, Orville Langford, Melvin I-emmons, Dennis Stanberry, Ted Thomason, Vernie Holland, Orville Sheline, Dean Lee, John Nichole Those not in picture Martha Vansant, Homer Hatton, Don llagana, William Bullen, Nettie Beth Boop 7 - .J . I fl ' C f 1 A, 'I K s ' , ff in 71: V X fx I A ww Vice-President. . . . . .Flnis Shull : Y U e- l O , . . . . . . C event Dirac 0 7th Grade Class Officers President Joan Keifer Vice President Wayne Long Secretary Betty Roberts Treasure- Bob Briana Snonsor Mrs Tyner left to Right Straw Keith Rose Jackie Sualding Ray Bowersock, Robert Combs Jimmy Mason Second Bow Christine Sharpton, Beverly McLeod, Vivian Patchin Helen Hassibere Marie Layton Claudia Bond Catherine Widowski Wilma Weston Mrs Tyner, Margaret Combs Peggy Whitfenburg, Betty Chew Cherra Lee Johnson, Delores Barbosa Iris Cartwright Third Row Betty Ann Ridgel Eva Jo Coleman, Mary Cenaday, Nona DeShazo Marjorie Johnson Jo Ann Keefer, Jean Bishop Dorothy Hill Elsie Dyer, Betty Holly Doris Stanberry Patsy Jovce Swank Marjorie Beeler, Wilma Stewart, Betty Roberts Betty Camobell Dorothy Coke Georgia Ann Smith Barbara Hereford, Ruth Blevins Fourth Bow James Brown John Dillingham, Everett Hunt, Orval Webber, Merle Coke Haskell Gilmore, Virgil Deckard Bob Holloway, Frank Magana Bob Briana, Delbert Enloe, Philip Soregue Farrell McClure Armando Villarreal Melvin McNiel1y, James Miller, earl Gilliland, Merle lnloe, Bobby Widowski Tony Villarreal QQ I 145 ' ..4ii,a! 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Q 1 First Row: Herbert Hitchcock, Wayne Estes, Wayne Long, Bob Schooler, Raymond D D O 9 9 1 ' I I s ' I 1 ' : U ' D I 1 . 1 1 I N . . ll - I 'v . .V wp , , 0, f ,Q no l , 4, 1 C6111 UCI Csjfflf ANNUAL STAFF 19430 AINUAL SIA!! 1943-44 lditor in Chief Business lanager Sports lditor Feature lditor Club lditor Column lditor News lditor Junior High lditor Grade High lditor Artist Typists Adverti lillg committee X if X'Kf,f 'af M V 1 Jack Harris Assistant Editor and Make-Up Jeanette Jones Betty Ilever Loyd Morrison Ann Deshszo lays Jean Peterson Della Pitman Velva Hale Leslie Buller Thelma Patchin larion Ruth Pallett Betty Sharpton lsther NcCornack largsrst Cartwright Mary Ringo Donna Lennons B th Halls Pa l Horton l I? 7,11 ' , ff f , J K Xe., g X We ' A . yi, gf f A .M t 5593 4 if ' ' 'Q We All pg , 41 Q -, ' .A 5' I -M eggt lt 'Ein A' JAM4gB 1 ship the debt eternal of each gen eration to the new life which must take its place As surely as children grow, the schools must go on Education cannot wait The neglect of growing youth caannot be repaired The war intensified the need for good teachers Victories in war and peace are won not by machines, but by men men of purpose skill, initiative, and courage Men mine the ore, make the steel, fashion the weapons, fly the planes, negotite the treaties, keep or break the peace build the future Wlat will it profit a nation if it gain the whole world and neglect its own youth? lsery effort is being put forth by the Board of Education to main tain the highest possible standards for the Dewey School and we wish to express appreciation to the seniors and Juniors for their part in the effort, especially in the renewal of the publication of a school paper BULLDOGGERS VS ZEBRAS lhe Dewey Bulldoggers played the Claremore Zebras hard fought game at the Community Building an on January 21 The Zebras took the lead at the first and soon ran up a substanc1al lead At the half the Zebras led but the Bulldoggers came back fighting They began to send the ball through the bas- ket, and in the fourth quarter they were hitting the basket regularly although the score ended Claremore 44, Dewey 28 the Junior High Teal played the Baptist Church Team just previous to the Dewey Claremore game In the first half they played an evenly matched game with the score Junior High 8 and Baptists 7 at the end After the half the Junior High in creased its lead to win 24 to 19 Thus the Junior High retired from the court as victor over the Baptist team, highly elated over a gallantly fought game The Junior Band furnished several rousing marches and the Lariats led the cheering The 'Dewey High Times' will be pub Harold Cray Clifford Polk Betty Chinn DeWayne Roberts Claire Hines Ann DeShazo Margaret Cartwright Perry Kountoupis Phyllis H111 Noreen Thompson Charles Nader Betty Campbell Artist Sponsorr HUD 'After You re Gone No Love, lo Nuthin' 'Army Air Corps uLES Edltor Assistant Editor Socigty Edi tO!' Sports Editor Heartbreak Hollow Mud Puddles Senior Reporter Junior Reporter Sophomore Reporter Freshman Reporter Eighth Grade Henorter Seventh Grade R2D0rfPr Jimmy Calhoun Miss Pugh Miss Hudson PUD 'There'll Be Food Arouno the Corner Home lc Class 'They're neither too Young or to Old' Gladys Hitchcock 'Put Your Arms Around Me Honey Wanda Darnell Betty Sharpton Don't Get Around Much Any Hors Senior Girls 'It'l So Peaceful In the Count! ' 3001110 Fittman Jay Lynn Shellack 'Cuddle Up A Little Closer Marjorie Angevine Ann DeShazo Paul Horton Also St Louis's gift to all the Dewey High School Girls My Hama Done Told He' Memories, Memories' Thelma Patchin 'Sonn Boy Betty otts 'Old ocking Chairs Got le' Betty Harmon Nargaret Cartwright Does Your lother Know Your 0utT' Lesta Lee to Howard C 'Karg1e, I'm Always Thinking of Your Margie Carl Rapp Q TA Q . O ' ' ,v4f n H ' 3, ' , e Fl O CD2 lr,-M L L, , ' 1 . 7' 9 .e r U ,A I g. A A - . ....... .. ess... 'se 0 I . leeseeeeeeel . qeeeoeeeeiiti 0 Ole!! V . Cues was , . ...... . .. A se.. se . gee: Oi A . .... , .......... .. I ' ensue-eeee0leeeO , Y 1 I .... . . ..... . . . .... .... s llesesels . ...... e l I O Congratulations and best wishes! .. ..... l I 1l' ge-.es .ws , . ...... .I y ...... .. ....... . I 0 e ee . lleeeee . s s ................. ... . ...... .0 elee ee seseeeobeeeeelei I' . Oleeeeh Qeeeisow . Q . . I eeeseeeseeemeesele es . ...... - , , . ..... . . ' Qee eeseeslseeeelleeee .I Olsseel . .... ... . Oeee O - n , , .. . ....... I 7 ,A Cgdoofbczlf W Under the training of a new Coach, Bud H oon, the Dewey Bulldoggers High School with a good record Two wins, four losses, and one tie, was the count after the mud cleared away They proved to be one of the hardest hitting teams of the year, but lacked the scoring power In the first game they played Sedan on a very muddy field, this was a handicap to both teams so neither team was able to score lhe Grove game was also played on a muddy field but Grove was ableto break away for a touchdown and win the gale Bartlesville overpowered our team in the third game of the season Yale was played on a muddy field also This was one of the best games of the season Both teams scored in the third quarters but Dewey made their extra point Honiny was our Home Coming game This was probably the favorite game of the season The score at the hal! was 6 to 7 with Dewey on Hol- 1ny's three yard line The Pawhuska game was somewhat like the Honiny game with the score 6 to 7 at the half Pawhuska overpowered ns ln the last half winning the game Phe Cleveland game was played for Coach Byson Dewey started the game by scoring in the first three minutes and from then on it was our game Our season was a little on the losing side but the boys really en joyed it The Bulldoggers will lose five Senior boys, Wallace Kite, end, Pm Horton, seen.. B111 Johnson aan back. and Loyd lvrriwn- half W if 4-.ff-W back and Howard Courtney, quarter back Dewey Dewey Dewey Dewey Dewey Dewey Dewey SlASON'S RECORD Sedan Grove Bartlesville Yale Honiny Pawhnska Cleveland 'ir ,'s 1 tg, ,Q ,Q .A f ..f S X ,q ' jf Af- D 1 , - , . -A C7 fi' is va- fl ' f4lxy proved to be a very hard fighting team. Coach Hyson cane from Cleveland 1' Xt 'V . ? 5 ' f gc . o 0 Q 0 6 6 32 7 6 6 20 5 26 28 12 X John Villereal Guard Jenn Booker Center Laurence Canto Blocking Back lller Sprauge Guard Paul Cookerly Howard Courtney Quarter back elferfnerz Frank Sanbrano Center Glenn lcCart1in Tackle Loyd Morrison Half back Boy Bienroth Guard Capt Carl Bopp Full back Virgil Pugh Tackle DeWayne Roberta Hal Bank Paul Horton Dean Clark Tackle Jack Harrie Trainer Co-Capt Wallace lite Ind Harold Kitchell Tackle QU sfcffba If CX QIHOI' lg Z Cantata Courtneb' Front Row! Jack Harris Orval Rose Wallace Kite Dean Clark, LeRoy Spencer Coach Bud H son Back Bow: John Villereal Louis H bks lller Sprague, Carl Rapp UI'llOI' Front Bow Carl Newton Frank Vargas Virgil Pugh Dean Williams Don Hale John Sanbrano Coach C R Clodfelter Back Row Bob Claibourne Clyde Thompson John Hooker Dudley Lusk, Jimmy Lytle . . f' U . EQit'. U b ' 1- V ' IIC ,ras 4 , I. ' ' 3 ' 'V' Jigs 5, T tn L- 4 llf B Cf U0 JA Z,f1sr4c1lAr1ff Season The Dewey Bulldogger s started their season with Bartlesville December 3 Bartlesville won 34 to 21 December 7, Dewey had a basketball clinic Dewey played Ochelata and Barnsdall winn ing both Ramona also won two games The Dulldoggers went to the semi finals in the Cleveland Tournament from there on showed great improvements One of the best games of the season was played at Nowata In the last minute we won the game by a free throw awarded on s double foul In a return game with Bartlesville, they were able to hold Bartlesville to a short lead, 22 to 32 Dewey went to the semi finals in the District Tournament with Bominy In the last few minutes, Hominy scored, winning the game This ended our basketball season of 1943-44 Wallace Kite Howard Courtney Junior Hose, llmer Sprague and Carl Ropp were the only letter len back this year This was usually the starting line up exnept for Dean Clark a Junior This was Dean's first year but he played like an old hand Wallace Kite was high point man for the B P88011 Dewey Dewey Dewey Dewey Dewey Dewey Dewey Dewey Dewey Dewey Dewey Dewey Dewey Dewey Dewey Dewey Dewey Dewey Dewey Dewey Bs tlesv lle Bartlesville Ochelata Ramona Barnsdall Barnsdall Barnsdall Hominy Hominy Claremore Dewey Dewey Dewey Dewey Dewey Dewey Dewey Dewey Dewey Dewey Claremore Dewey Lll'llOl' J This years Jr High teen won 16 out of 18 games played This will give an excellent group of material for the next three years teams This group scored 393 points to their opponents 234 Before the season was finished it became hard to get games with Jr High teams so we had to play Sr High 'B' teams Hr Clodfelter served as coach of this team The games lost were one with Dartlesville and one with Ralston Our only reply to these losses are we played Bartlesville four times winning 3 of them rather decisively The other with Ralston was played 30 minutes after playing a hard game in a tournament We lost to a very fine teal. Donald Hale and John Hooker were the captains Caney Caney 'D' lowsta lowats Pawhnska Paxhnska ' ' Holiny Boldny 25 Barnsdall ' ' Dewey Dewey Dewey Dewey Dewey Dewey Dewey Dewey Dewey Nowata Howata Nowata Sand Springs Caney Caney Pawhuska Oilton Ralston Cushing Hound Valley Barnsdall Vynona Pawnee Cleveland Ralston ville Cubs B'ville Cubs B'v1lle Cubs B'v111e Cubs 7 . K t '3 a IC 1 -' Q I u 23 T i 54 21 22 , 32 18 29 22 29 23 33 29 - 32 10 35 23 . 16 19 28 32 20 Dewey 17 Hominy 54 DUVUF if P2'hu'ka 22 24 gg 23 31 28 44 13 D 16 41 40 IC ll 20 7 18 39 23 18 18 4 12 35 12 30 16 7 20 ' 9 D 7 17 B 21 8 30 27 18 18 B 13 20 Bob Chew Lavelle McClure Harold Greg Thomas Harris Imoeene Bowers Elmer DeLoz1er Perry Kount u is Gene Campbell Paul Ray Gun r Yalter McGuire T B Belva Roberson Claire Hines Douglas Evans DeWayne Roberts Orville Langfo d UIHOI George Toals n DwnBde B111 Bowerscck lkx. UIIIOI Naomi Cockrell Jo Ann Lemmons Marvin Long Jeannette Jones Pr1y111s H111 Betty Klevvr Raye Jean Peterson Ann Carpenter Wanda Bowman Jimmy Toaleon Louise Hacker Amy Grace McCrary Barbara McC1nne Mary Beth Koester MBIP8T9t Gandy Lesta Lermo s Betty Harmo O I Chapin B111 Bobby Y o Nona Deshazo B b 88 , o by lller Tommy Dewitt Melvin Lemmons, Bob Schooler Betty Chev, Llavana Clark, Joan Fillpot, Marilyn Kent Jo t L re a usk Bosilie Carrol, Dorothy H111 Cherie Ann Clodfelter. Betty Roberts Merj 1 J or e ohneon, Jean Bishop, Billy Jo Bird Delma Lee Carry. char1eg K91ggman, Ray Bowersock, Orval Hay Weber, Dick Allton, Bob Claibourne, Vivian Hale. emor may mom mms The Senior Class of Dewey High School Swing Band Cleo Grey, Director presents Paul Ray Gunter, R111 Bowersock J. T. Bale Dean Bale Lavell lcclure Claire Hines I-esta 'THI HOME FRONT' Lenmols, lthsl llliott Darbara McC1une Jack Three Acts Harris, Louise Hacker, DeVeyne Roberts, Ortille Langford, Douglas lvans Director. . .lies Billie Hudson Sponsor . . Nr Carl Newton Service Songs Medley Deep Purple Stormy Weather Cast of Characters Shine On Harvest Hoon Memories lr Dale . . Xunitions Hanufacturer Act One and Two Howard Courtney Hrs Dale . . . His wife Solo . . .' .larliyn Kent Betty Heuer Accoupanied by Hrs frank Spraberry Timothy Dale . . . Their invalid son Jack Harris Act Two and Three Danny D119 Their other son Paul Horton Swing Band Herjorie Dale . . . Their daughter Dells Pitman My Buddy Over There Hilda Metzger T1l'! nurse Buys Jean Peterson COMMITTEES Martha The Dale hous keener Business lanager Jeannette Jones Margaret Cartwright Stage Managers lerald Leverich Mrs Hartnett Compleining neighbor Lawrence Pyles Ann Deshazp lugene Brown Miss ldwards lr Dale's secretary Property Manager Betty Harmon Ruby Hatton Costume Manager Harion Pallett M1 ss Watson reporter Hake-up Artist Clifford Polk Ihella Patchin Pronptor Ruth Halls Mr and Mrs Smith Axis agents Ruby Purdum and Leslme Bulmer Harrison Berniece Monroe UIAHOI' 60 y PING J' he Dire tor Mlaa JUe Ol- 'vnu JL :me alnune 3 rm. lonroe -alte cvuire xarold Gray ne ta envons Perr neu. tou is frnest ne Koest r Jean zen xcx ou les vms flV1 i1'l garrison Dex me Roberts f 4 Y I., 14. .N I . s I . . w' . c. - . , 7' I . . . . . . . , W ' 1 4 . . e e IA' ' 1 e e s e - 0 f m4 ' I ' ' . G5 . . . . . . I O 0 I U L, . . . . . Af , ' . . . 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Ca.!'tO11 Sponsor Billie Hudson Membership Jean Thorpe Betty June Tillpot Helen Claibourne Betty Chinn Betty Hooker lqe Jean Peterson Barbara llcC1une Mildred Straw Wanda Ann Bmman hm Carpenter Beverly Roberts Pat Bales Q . ' . c .' S 'IfIIiIfIIIIIf:I ' . . h Y mlmty-mum--hmm-mmm G - I - R - L - R I S I R V I S G1 rl Reserve Code Gracious in Manner impartial in Judgment Ready for Service Loyal to Friends Reaching Toward the Beet larnest in Purpose Seeing the Beautiful lager for Knowledge Reverent to God Victorious Over Self Iver Dependable Sincere at All Times Officers Gene Ca.pbe11 President Walter McGuire- Vice-President Cifford Polk Secretary Sponsors Mr Tyner Mr Clodfelter Members Harold Grey Pete Cooper Perry Kountoupis DeWavne Roberts Gerald Leverich Harold Thomas Donal as Evans Bob Chev I Jfx 1 Hi Y vae organized bv Hebron Hixon in 19Zo 27 Since that time it has been a very active club A state president and a state vrce president has been elected from the Dewey H1 Y Our studv program for this YGHT is b8SGd upon the boom 'I Dare You' by William H Danfortk ry! .-.- ---------- ------..------ . . . . ' dd 'W 2 3 r. ,s 3 I I , , ? , .P is - f - ' x I. , 1 ,f, + 'rd I D - 1 -M' - I - , 4 O 1 - ' e O Q g . A D . Ck0HlOf Trout Row: L to R2 Beverly Roberts Ann Carpenter Joreta Lusk Hrs. V.E. Kent fsponsorf Cherri Ann Clodfelter Mary Beth Koester Wanda Ann Bowman Middle How! Mary Lou Treele Helen Murguia Joan Iillpot Audrey Morrison Florence Ropp Joan Lemmon! Rosalie Carroll Vivian Hale Back Rovt larjorie Burger Mitzy Ann Straw Eleanor Kendall Ruby Sharpton Barbara Hcclune Marilyn Kent Lllllkil' Front Rovg L to R: Vilma Weston Cherria Lee Johnson Marjorie Johnson Nona DeShaso Claudia Bond Back Row! Barbara Hereford lleie Mae Dyer Patsy Swank Karjorie Beeler Url. Woodrow Staatl KIPODIOT, Betty llaine Campbell Jean Bishop Dorothy Bill Betty Roberts Qkfff r jl.l'! CSIU fs f ' 4i'b QM ffg M, 2 fi X '11 K og C coats 'S' 'IV uf' DREPP-R I, 1, Keller 4' Oren Bowman Under the leadership of Scoutnasters Oren Bowman' nd E. F. Keller, on a high plane. The var. This caused the Scouts. Senior Scouts are Scout leaders to Scouting in Dewey High has kent fewer in number than before the branch out and organize the Cuh Numerous hikes and outings were not only planned but carried out. Scouts and their Scoutmaster could be seen on the river to the mounds or the hills, studying and observing Nature while they also studied the things that go to make un scouting Most every week end some of the Row L to R Bobby lla: Raymond Magana Dean Clifford Rgy Bovereock Ralph lcC1nne Charles Kietzlan Iiret 4 1 'ge' 4- CHEHvKEE JNCI Second Row: Phillip Sprague Wade Dean Stull Haylond Stray Bobbie Sohooler Bob Holloway Bernard Davie Hnie Shall Richard Alton Bob Claibonrne Oran Bowman Tony Vargas Third How Clyde Thonieon lveritt Bnnt Billy Crofut Orval Langford Bobbie Briana Dean McCormack Johnnie Rupp Last I Jack Harrie Gerald Leverich BE PREPAREO l l l l s . nl 1 Bn 2 I . I 2' 1 3 wx' ' H-5 5 X J Sv ll 1 C C'OllfS iii Jog, 'QRJEZI' wmv first Bowl Jay sP5af'v Johnny Joe Jenkins, Kenneth Steed, Loren Davis, C R C1Qdfe1g,r Jr Second Bowl Paul Wood, Charles Stead, Kirk DeShazo Howard York, Ronnie Carroll Third. Row Cm-son Smith, Charles Gumore. BUY COMM- CM1 Pe d'1'0 Cub Hester Richard Pendelton if a 5 .own ag MRM? 1 1 ,A is I 5 Q lr ,fir- n - xx s : 1 I if 'fx I , 'gr ?5g2,c? Sf , '?? d Lw5 fl Front How Bill Juby Merton Juby Billy McClintock Boys not in picture Eugene May Benny Cleveland Allen Lynch Billy Hollaway Jimmy Beeler B111 Nation 1'verS1'fl'ec2! QC Cu p cz lion 5 cggZ6?ZCX?I19 sf' X ' ilsef President .......... Roberta le: O or if! Clio,- 'ice-president Jack Flfril Sgcretary Yelva Hale I Oarl lewton TRAINAL eayle Artz L rence Pwles Coleen McClure Jerald Levericn Lo,d UOFFISOD narold Mmtchell Jace retains Dean B les Barbara Mlller netty Klewer Mary Rayner J ck HZTTIS Francis Jackson LOU. A1111 O'Nca1 Vivian Harr1eon Sue Swann TRAIL Ink bTAl Ion Bed Pump Reda Pump Beauty Shop Post Office Poet Office Lumber Yard Corner Drug Dewey School Dewey Ezhool Dewey School Dewey School Dewey School Southern Cafe School Library School Library lnAIhnn Velva Hale Pete Cooner Ardith Lee Boo Seioold Ethel Elliot Cec1l Gr1ssom Billle Harris Ha el Adams Roberta May Harold Thomas Rubv Hatton Gene Campbell Junior Rose B111 Kimberly Earl Shriver TRAINL u bla on Pub11c Library Bothe Cleaners Count1an Offi e Stead Feed Store DeShazo Drug Store Claymal s 6 Newman Chamber of Commerce Walgreen Drug Store First National Bank Bu111Ck'B Shoe Shop Tompxin'e Beauty Shop Bartlesville Stationery Bobert's Izlling Statlon Shriver's Filling Station Shriver's l':L111ng Station Our Part Tile program gives our students during their Jr and Sr years the opportunity t learn an occupation or trade under the combined leadership of the school and the counuuty Th student goes to school one-hal! day studying related and BCQAQIIC subjects, and works one-half day Ls all our training stations are operated by successful bueinese men the students have e always been e Christian principle that each child be taught a trade or vocation. 0 ., - -i - . - V- W - H -Al -rf A . Q' AV .q - - I ' 'J A Corner Drug Don Parrett Clayman'e de Newman grand opportunity to learn well under favorable condition while actually doing the work. It has Charles Bishop Paul Cookerly Eugene Cheek Elmer Hacker Jack Henderson Wayne Holden Francis Jackson Glenn McCartlin Paul Morton Louis Rybka Frank Sanbrano J. Lynn Schellack Eugene Sharpton Lewis Skull Earl Shriver Leroy Spencer Johnny Villarreal METAL SHOP Everett M8505 Instructor r .ff Paul Morton Rgy Blenroth Bob Bond Lawrence Castoe Dean Clark Jim Gorham B111 Johnson Wallace Kite Leon Lynch Charles Murphy H1111 na, Nichol s Carl Hopp James Smith llner Sprague F unc! Wulford Conover Instructor' WOODWORK Bud Hyson Instructor ' Leroy Byers Howard Courtney Wanda Darnell Bob Hamilton Gladys Hitchcock Jack Gibbons Albert Long Eugene Lynch Kenneth Patchin George Pennybaker Tom Smith Billy Spears J, W, Yeber Jr. Weston Dewey Highstudents have the good fortune of living in a community that believes in providing the best of opportunities for its boys and girls. Shop students have the choice of wood or metal. Ve have thirty-six boys taking a general wood course learning to use hand tools, shape, measure, finish and fit wood into small articles. Fourteen boys and girls make up a class in practical carpentry. Here mechanical drawing blueprint reading, related math, as well as fram- lng, flooring, roofing, and laying foundations and erecting walls are taught. Cabinet making also plays a part in this. The metal shop prepares the boy or girl to shape metal by forge, hand tools and the lathe, welding, blueprint reading, drill press and related mathematics. Safety in the shop is stressed in this course because of knowledge of machinery is learned to a large part by knowledge of safety practices. We have two classes in this course. Each has eighteen boys. There has been a greater demand for these graduates than we can swpply so far. ' . onw be C Oltczge Purnose or the FFC is to further the interest in the hwme and eocial life Tne fir t Dewef Chanter was fo ned in 1939 1940 under the leadersrio of Edith Robinson The club now has a membershlo of sixtl four girls X W OFFIC RS fx resident Helen Cl ibourne xQlgi! Vice Preeident Bettv Carroll ff! I xg? Secr tary Treasurer Vivian Amos Cap ,lil-jf V1 e Secretar5Gmree urer Auirey Bonhan Soonsor Miss Stuart Iva Fay Smith Clara Villarreal Jessie Murguia Louise Hacker Mary Seibold Ruby Whiteturkey Dorothy Cleland Anna lou Reed Sarah Silva Margaret Cartwright Ida May Smith Anna Clifford Betty Harmon Margaret Gandy Bonnie Holley Jean Throne Betty McLeod Jessie Beal Audrey Bonhan Jewel Shull Lucy Villarreal Vivian Amos Betty June Fillpot Betty Carroll Helen Claihourne Belva Roberson Glenna Hilderbrand Florence Kopp Betty Long Delma Cary f'N ml in Q Bobbie Eller Pe gy Chew Mary Lou Freels Aarjorle Burger Gerald Dean Spencer Betty Smith Naomi Cockrell Betty Jackson Rosalie Demory Imogene Bowers Gracie Mae Shull Barbara Clark Rosalie Pittman Melba McClure Jeraldine Howard Betty Eller 4'f XXNX KNot P1cturedD Audrey Morrison Wilma Sharpton Carol Jean Stipo Bette B lmer Catherine Bax-ho sa Ardith Lee Louise Bamey Wanda Smith Norma Deard Zelma Ice Doris Key Dora Clement lleenor Kendall S O ,O fuk! f,N C 'To make the best better' is tae motto of the 4-H Club The club is now six years old There are seventy one menbers composed from the Junior senior high school The menbers tame part in numerous contests and activities I Margaret Gandy received an award of a gold pin with the national 4-H Club emblem the four 'leaf clover ln the center She ii, 1-i in the county ' MQ, A received this aw rd for having the outstanding girls' record book VI Betty Jackson received an award of a gold in which had milk bottle cereal bowl and a stalk of wheat to symbolize the dairy foods She received thls medal for winning first place in the county on her dairy foods demonstration wnlch she gave with her sister The Club received a Var Service Award in recognition of Var Service in the field of Agricultural Production Conservation Sale of Var Bonds and Community Service 4-E Club Jeannette O'leal Jewel Shull leomi Cockrell Mary Kennedy Helen Hassebury Christine Sharpton Claudia Bond Vilma Weston Amy Grace McCrary Phyllis Kill Louise Hacker Margaret Gandy Betty Jackson Nadine Foster CHAI Pic turedj Raymond Berry Richard Brashear lugene Cheek Merle Coke Junior H Gilmore Paul Guffey Donald Hale Ernest Hanna Albert Long Carmel Lee Price lugene Sharpton Lewis Shull Calvin Snow Harold Thomas Francie Thomison George Toalson Vivian Amos Pat Bales Betty Carroll Betty June lillpot OFFICERS President-- sl Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor- Home Demonstration Agent- County Agent- 4-H Club Billy Crofut Orville Ray Weber Bick Boothe Charles Vltchell Jackie Snelson Dennis Stanberry John King Tom Harris Dean Bales George Pennybaker Phillip Sprague Armando Villarreal Audry Swan Clyde Thomison Dean Lee Ted Thompson Naomi Cockrell Phyllis Hill MuguetGum Mies Stuart Gertrude Hove Hr R C Lloyd Tony Vargas Juhehduu Marvin Long Carl Veyne lstes Herbert Hitchcock John Cooper Deb Hellowey lvaJe Coleen Ilsie lee Dyer Uilln Stuart Betty Snow Ruby Sharpton Katherine Lee Bonita Bohl Dora Clement hna lee Pennybeker lgry Leu Ireels 'ilu Sherpton Ruth Blevins Doris Stenberry ill lol, og :lf f -12 2 f I . . 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' fy ' C , gage, gk I D , Ja ' ' Q 'Q V f'ff f' 49 f , - '::-::--:::1::-: it -nn H - ------ --- f P, --------------------- . . . a, 'em dix y Cl fl effcfs OFFICERS President Secretary Treasurer Yell Leader Louise Hacker Ruby Purdum Lou Ann O'Neal Assistants Pelen Clgibourne Gladys Hitchcock Snonsor Miss Gray Lariettes Dewey Hier 5 bool girls' sep club was or agived for the DHTDOSC of arousing enthus asm among the student bodv When this club was f4rst organived in 1920 ther w r thirty zirls xndwn as Pep Pirates Now the cllb has a membershio of fiftv one girls uniforms are white sweaters and red skirts whi h make a very colorful slght at any game Activities for 1943 44 queens Party Caney Club January I8 1944- Party Nowata Club x f February I 1944- Q February 3 1944- October 22 1943- Party Hominy Club Hasketball queen and class queens Student Teachers Day Student Yell Leaders Senior Ruth Balls I Junior Claire Hines Sophmore- Betty Carroll Freshman Ruby Shar-pton Picnic for Football and Basketball boys xy Q25 f All Z' February I1 1944- ipril 21 1944 Any Grace lcCrary Belva Roberson Betty Cette Carol Stlpp lary Lon Skull Ruby Sharpton nortny Cleland Jeanne Fenwick Ruth lcCormack Betty Chinn lether McCormack Dora Clement !rma lay Stanley Bobbie Reed Ruth Halls Claire Hines Berniece Monroe Naomi Cockrell Phyllis B111 Betty June Fillpot Vivian Amos Pat Bales Betty Carroll Aleyene Butrum Wanda Darnell Betty Smith Doris lay Iarnestine Ioester Sue Swank Ruby Pufdum Marjorie Angevine Anna Lou Reed Rosalie Pittman Florence Rapp Betty Jackson Rosalie Demory Ann Carpenter Joan Lemmons Barbara Clark Jewel Sh ll Horene Thompson Donna Lemmone Lesta Lemmons lelba lcC1ure Betty lller Louise Hacker Raye Jean Peterson Lou Ann O'Xea1 Helen Claibourne Gladys Hitchcock Mary lllen Rayner 5 1 gf ' , .......... .... - ll, - - ........ - f s 1- --'--1 ---- - -n-- ---- 3 5 - Q 5 , i 2 g is h 4 V E I us' 1. 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