Drumright High School - Gusher Yearbook (Drumright, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1949 volume:

Tiff 6'0.S'fiER Pbl'hdBy Class of W9 DRUMRIGHT HIGH SCHOOL DRUMRIGHT, OKLAHOMA Iwi 11- 4, , F. Dramrgfzr H426 Scfzo SCHOOL SONG Drumrlght, dear Drumrlght High School, You're the school we love the most. Drumrrght, in every battle You're a lighting loyal host. Drumright, we're with you always To bear your standards true and high, Ever, and on forever, To victory for Drumright High. Dramrglzr 6'ymnas121m PEP SONG Henk 11, Dl'L1IllIlghI Hmgh School. DL-'ar old Drumrlght Hugh. Here's to our banner, Dear olcl rerl and white. Rah-ruh-rahl Here-'s tu all good fellows On nur fuotlmll team. Smgmg nur football song Of vxctoryf wx . A A '1 .J- 5 , .E l I' nher Ffmk D L DEDICATED FRHIYA' D H555 Qupermtendent OIS1. hools 1929 1948 ECAUSE HE HAD so muph to gxve md he gave so fre l e y and wlllmgly because so many of us have felt the sm cerlty and genumeness of hrs frxendshxp the soundness of hls ud J gment and the msplratlon of h1s leadershlp we the members of th e class of 1949 d9d1C3t8 thus xssum of the Gusher to th e memory of our I ate Supermtendent of Schools Frank D Hess Supermiendent Frank .A , to I H -ss-J QU , Ui 1. a ,: .- gf' -2 J f , X 1 Q Q W . 5. r - D Hess--1948 TWIFNTY Nlflf YEIIRS' IN Plffllkff uv 1 lim L mv 0 3 xxx 2... Q' With Sun Trvnmu 1942 'SQ 1 By car, 1947 Fishing 1 ADM, n Minnesota 193 7 upe nm: nd: nf 1929 In M mu zl Artk D6pdfIfUlI1f 1044 Wzth sons, Tommy and Frank D, jr., 1944 Surprise shot' 1948 Last picture taken, 1948 ,lk . I J' me .41 A. C. Wremer, Superintendent of Schools. ?'Q Darwin Kirkman, Principal. '4DMlNlS7Rv47l0N Again we have reached the time of year when we can open the pages of the new Gusher and re- view the happenings and accomplishments of the past school year. It has been an eventful yearg one in which we experienced sorrow and joy, success and disappointment. But of such is life made, and by such are we conditioned for that which lies ahead. Congratulations and best wishes to each mem- ber of the Class of 1949. May your experiences in the public schools of Drumright serve you well in your efforts to achieve a life filled with satisfaction, success. and happiness. -A. C. WIEMER As we review the '49 Gusher, we are reminded of the many school activities that have added to the enrichment of this school year. Great achieve- ment has always received its reward from the giving of one-'s best to it. The principals office rejoices with you in the completion of a successful school year. We trust that the honor of our heritage has been upheld and that you will forever rejoice in the memory of its contribution. -DARWIN KIRKMAN The Student Council is the governing body of the Drumright Student Association. It is organized by the faculty and students to create better school spirit and to improve the school in all respects. The purpose of the Council is to promote a closer understanding among the administration. faculty, and stu- dents. The opinions of the students are expressed through representatives at each meeting. .4 fi 1 -sf U,-5 .3-4,1 f 4. as.,-. '- qvzvf i. e. - , ffwfrfia 4. ef' . -31 if x J' ' ul . 4 , 'Q1' s ist: ' f42'HI?'wif,,' f ' 1. 'fini X l fi, sw ,fi , b 'i'1:', up 'Q L. 1 1- HAZEL APPLE ' Sponsor 1 JACK HENSLEY President Gerald High. Wanda Tucker. David Fulkerson. Danny Charlton Erinale Borron. Bill McPherson. Bohhe Sue Stierwalt. Wilma Culp, Don Hensley. Doretta Turnbow, Max Burnett. Donald Todd. Standing: Daniel Fulkerson. vicehpiesidentz Hazel Apple. sponsor. First Row Sealed at Desk' Gloria Ghmp. treasureri jack Hensley. president, Se-cond Row. Mary Ann Wiemer. secretaryg Alice Kline. yell leader. Third Row: H E 3 s 1 'nail-gn., ,Q micqau.-Lu.f?..:4 - ,nag- . . .- l 2 l 5 i new Fv4L'0l77 LEONARD C. HARPER. Matliernatics. Athli-tins. Bethany Peniel College. BA. Driimright. 2 yi-ars. LOU ANN PINKSTON. History, Social Stuilii-s. Central State- S., College. BA.: Oklahoma A. Sn IVI., MA, Drumright. il ve-.nw ,JN in ALIVIA FRIEND. Science. Oklahoma A. 81. M.. BS.: Lnivvrsity - U' of Oklahoma. M.S. Drumright, 7 years. I' wr-' f E. WI. lI3i1ckH BUTCHER. Athletic Director. Central State Col li-ge. BA. Drumright. 2 years. LOUISE KANE. English. Spanish. University of Oklahoma. BS. Drumright. 2 years. HAZEL M. APPLE. Science. Northeastern State College, BS.: N'X Oklahoma A. Bs M.. M.S. Drumright. 1 year. ROBERT KINGSLEY, Industrial Arts. McPherson College, B.S. Drumright, 2 years. LUCILE ANDERSON, Secretary, Registrar. Universit of Ok- Y lahoma, B.A. Drumright, 20 years. k I I-'v4L'UZ7Y 3 fJl.lX'lfR ,IONFIS Musu' Dlrwtnr' lfaxt Cvntml Stats- Cullvge-. ' H X lit Illlllixlll l xx 41 .- x ' ' -, ROSS I3l'C'KIi'l l' llnstmy, DTlN'l'f Traimng, Allllf-tlcs. Okla llflma A CY. M . li S l3rx1mr1u,lmt..Zye-ark IQUITH HESS. Lmbraman. Cvmral State Collvgv, BA. Drum- rnght. 11151-..1's. FRANCES GRISCUM, Hume- Ermmfmllfs. LHIIVPTSIIY of Tn-xaa BS. Tn-xas Stan- Crwllvgv for Nkbrne-rm. lVl.A. Dfllillflgllf. 27 yvars l v-.1 N Y 5?- Q55 '-an ggi EULA CAlNlP. Ellglhll. Umversxty of Oklahoma. BA.. M.A. Drumr1gl1t.6years. FLIZABETH WATERS Commerce Oklahomi A 85 M BS 'Q--f Drumrmkht 2 xe im IFTA A ANDERSON EflLll'sll HISIOTW Oklahoma A 81. M BS MA Drumrxght 3years ,pq 'U' 3 f I sn' CONNIE MAXEY, Mathematlcs. Oklahoma A. Gu M.. BS. Drumright. 2 years. A xg., Rffu One Gem-x.4 Mile-r Fe-rn H:-irln-lln-cli. I.-'in-In R.::hi.i:in. Anzti Pinkslwn Mvilrlvm' Guin:-i. Betty Slxnlvup. Pat Talley, Nlyra Juris' Fretwn-ll. Mziry' Ann Farkvr. Pai Coyne, RN-i llrvxx stef, li-vlvlw Suv Stivrxxnlt Row Two' Glor1aGl1mp. NI:1ryAnn Wierner. Sally Ann Peters. Linilii Slsm-i, Ii:-xi-rly Volnk. Darla Glimp. Patricia Hitrh. Peggy Linam, jacquv Williams. Gvralelim- Rmlge-rs. Patty Bmlgz-r Row Three: Mike Blose. Donny Charlton, Danny Charlton. Bill Frlln-ll, -lark Hensley. Willaul Taylor, Richard Smith, Bill Phillips. jim Shanks. Dale Barlgewe-ll, Richard Jziiim-wir Srandmg' Bill McPherson. Charles Cornwell. Dah- Day. Boll Burris. Msnilaaiicl Rhmlr-s, The State Honor Society is an honor society for the high school students of Oklahoma. To attain membership in this society, the student must have a scholastic average which is rated in the upper ten per cent of the high school enrollment. The purpose of the State Honor Society is to promote higher standards of scholarship among the high school students of Oklahoma. ,-s, M47'l0M4l fl0NOR 061577 Me-nibership in the National Honor Society is based on sqholar- ship. sn-rviu-. leadership. :ind clmrzictur, The membership is limited to fifteen per cent of the graduating class of which hve per cent are chosen as juniors and ten per cent as SSHIOYS. 3 l il. , V ' i 7? 51? 4 fl ,Q , 5 5 A QQ U 'U o ' .1 gym: . 1 A, L - Y XX Seated: Peggy Linam. Mary Ann Wie-mer. Evelyn Geiser, Mary jo Webb. Linda Slater Standing: Sally Ann Peters. Anita Pinkston. Myrldene Garner. Gloria Glimp. Geneva Mizer. Bill Frizzell, Dan iel Fulkerson. Danny Charlton, Donny Charlton. jack Hensley. Reba Brewster. :mmm ma 546' Peters 5' ICM! AWARDS 1345- Q. if BILL FRIZZELL GLORIA GLIMP Outstandmg Thespmn OutStar1dmg The-ap: in I 3 'W ini PEGGY LINAM GENEVA MIZER Sczence Award Commercial Award , . A T if -1 ' S ,. X I ,vm 'f s Q . ' ' ' 'z .r W- ' G ee! 5- 5 f,l2i?-' sf ' R' asf. ,. . 1 ' .55-. Fllfllkf fl0MEMAKfR 0F . r4MfRlL'v4 1 'Q . . x rv FRANCES GRISCOM Sponsor I in P 5 n F . 'il . al . 03' 'M Sf'4'ltQ'fl ' xv First Row Back Row Upon the F. H. A. rests the responsibility of building better future homes for America. The club participates in many activities important to personal. community. and social life. The purpose of the F. T. A. is to create an interest in the teach- ing profession. Upon this club rests the responsibility of developing better teachers for the schools of tomorrow. Barbara Bischoff. social chairman: Barbara Goddard. song leader: Peggy Lmam. program chair man. Linda Slater. Margaret Applegate. Geraldine Rodgers. Fern Heichelbech, vice-president Sally Ann Peters. secretary-treasurer1 Mary Ann Wiemer. president. -.-...-..Q..........- .... E, .. 4 1 ' tm . ' X f 4: joan Truax. secrvtaiv-treasurer: Geraldine Rodgers. reporter: Peggy Linani. song leader: Nannette Osborn, historian: Pauline Freels. president. Maxine Burnett. vice-president. lla Hallman. Mary jean Beavers. Myra jane Fretwell. Catherine Warren. Barbara God- dard. Dessie Lee. Illa Faye Barto. Patriria Hitch. Darlene Rodgers. Virginia Truax. Mar- tha Pinion. Bonnie Batenian Agnes Moore-. Violet Moore. Lois Cargill. Nancy Hornbeck. Dolores Priddy. Doris Spen- cer. Juanita Ellis. june Ferguson. Dortha Tippit. Darla Glimp, Helen Metzinger. pill 'vs- 3 ALMA FRIEND Sponsor 'v.,r-11- : ' R UWRE E. 76460 W , X ve J.. AMZRI A e eff, -1 ,., ,tif A ids-,' . . fiilargirv V QQ -.,. ff 'x 'ulmrlf' Donna Rae Turnlwmy juzmmtu Klaus .,i4 ffl S ,iw Ui 4 , 6 A . 5 5 i 1 l l 5 ' U A! 4 D In . vi Betsy Bevms, Rohlm- NL-ll E?IlLlA't'. 'l'l1e-ll.: Pam-gm wlrlllllrl 'I'u.'kv-1. ,Iuuv lhllf lf:-rgmmm lVl.ux N1-Il Mn!-.nv lVl.ux Ml'lf'!lILl l' Tha' Ushvr Curps has lung hm-n :ln urg4u11mtnm uf Drumrxgln lllgh Svlwnl, Thus 0 slupufMz1rylNQ-ll lxlldlllllv. The purpose of the S. O. S. Cluh rs to brmg about za l'k'1lll!2lllUIl of the lT1Cl'62lSlIljl lIT'lA portance of science in modern hvmg, Srandmg' Davnl Fulkvrs-fn. pr:-wi:-nl F1r5rRow Harvey Wuflurcl. 'ilfr'-fYlk'9lllt'lll. Gm-rgv joy-pll. Suv lVl.utmn Hlulmrll Blwhutt. Pe-ggy Lxn.lnx. lilrnd lirxwn. Mm lancl Rhoclvs group of gurls whu w t'l.lll'lt'Yllly usln-rl-ll .lt .ill srlwul funrtmns, lS unclvr the- czlpuhlc- leader- 5'7'l!DEN7'.S' 0F CILWCE Second Row jack Henslvy Rwhzurl Snuth, jllvk Slmllnl. jun Iillnztt ljflrmlll Dlx. Alum Fm-ml NPUIINUI. Tull Mvllwum. Bull Cox. Thzrd Row Roy Hopkins, Donald Parke-1. llmutlxy Snuth, Dun-II.: Turnl-uvx, Hn-lr-n Ullman. Mxm jnrw Frm-tw:-ll, Mary Facker. Sue Elholt. Pm Coyne-, Dwnnn Suv Blnrl-c.HuhM:nt1n - ..-L xii ',, of V it v- , . 1. A BR mrs Vw' ...-- nr , Ann 1.1-1 li A Q N4 K I-'INL' ART! my S 'Wm-. Bobbe Sue Sfierwalr BAND OWEN f., , ,,,,...h . fl, f .sif- ,xan 4 U4 , , ?.vxm,., 'W' 'WL ,N ra I , wt.. . . , 55535 I ACN' .r , M awe ' E li? . 55 Vi' J -'-' v , ' ' 1.351 54 ': ' pf, gsm' : 5 35,-1 fm? ' , '10 .1 'if mf ik . ,5 Q V5 ,f i-1' 3 f-'ri 'El ' Q - 5,11 ar e if? , 3 OLIVER JONES Dzrevfor DRUMR 6:97 WIND Band Ofhkers Rlclmrd Curry. band captalng Vesta Hill- samer. sevretaryg Lew Smith. quartermas- ter: Carolyn Parker, llbrarlang David Ful- kersun. top sergeant: Evelyn Gelser. treas- urer: Dean Coonrod. student dlrector, A. l H- I vi C 3 a ,Q DRUM MAJOR Donald Dix. il soplurnnorv, has been thv drum major for the past two ye-Ars. I llS abllity to lead the lmml lms lwen an asset to the Drumright High School Band. gl TWIRZERS' Mzarx' Lumse' lilwwr1.U1wr1n:1 RaelTurx1lwrM'.B1il'lmrH Blwhcwff l. ll A . BX J-- X: A f , ng xt ,, . A ', ,T I t 'Ci ,' . .4 ,S- U ,, f,,,.4 51 V EUGENE WILLIAMS Banmm- ft r .-X :Nl SUE ICLLIOTT ' RICHARD CVRRY Finn' Baxw JIM SHANKS Curmit Wherever or whenever there is a ball game, a contest, or even an election. the D. H. S. Band will probably be near by to give its support. The band is one organization that is fully active during the entire school year. X'-7 1.8 C1-I 3-sc DANIEL FULKERSON DALE MORSE JOHN APPLE French Horn Corner Alto Saxophone MY RA JO MOON Cornet DONALD BEARDSLEE Cornet CAROLYN PARKER Flute BILL FRIZZELL French Horn pb f- I M ,Q LEW SMITH x X lx, .3 1 :BT BOB BAKER DARIPINI' PSTPS DAVID I'I I IXPRSOIN JACQUE W'II,I.IAlVIS JOHN FAII EY Trumhcmc iru H :rn vm Cvrnlvulx Cl inns! Our band got under w ay tht first dax of sthool and hustled into shipe along wlth the football te am After cheermg those boys through .3 very successful sc xson the pep band plavtrl it 1ll the boys' home baskntb all ginus md Some of the Out of town g lmes. :J Aka... JIM ELLIOTT HELEN GIBSON RICHARD SELLERS NANCY WINANS Trombone From h Horn Cormt Alto S vcophone EVELYN GEISER Clarmet fs Q - . I3 - if K ,.,- Q'7 x v I A 1 . 'Q N RICHARD jAlVllESON IDOROTH Y SlVll'l'H BILL ALSPACH Y4LMA BET Corn:-I Fri-meh Horn Corner Snare ru The bzmcl put on its annual Coronation Concert on November 24. Once signin the auditorium of D. H. S. swelled with the traditional strains of The Pilgrim March as the new Queen Bobbe marched down the aisle to take her place as reigning queen for the 1948- 1949 school year. 72 fa w'4 ,.., HARVEY WOFFORD Bass iv: KAREN BECK JERRY OSBORN MITZI ANDERSON JERRY FELTS plum Cjafmgf Clarinet Bass Drum GEORGE CUNNINGHAM PAT GAILEY ROBERT FRETWELL DONNA SUE BLACK CHARLES WOODWARD B355 Bassoon Cornet Clafinef 'ik :fl . 'ET ff ' 1 nf 355- 3 2: ,V 1- -1 ,pf XY. .7 '7 Clarinet an wr fs Ah' AREL FLORIQNLTQ Cm-m-1 'NA' f? uv- ,wk an N4 Q ' T J' , BEL V'-'.. H K f , L , -' AN X 4 ' Qi ' mf f - A , M 1,1 y iw m 3-,419 5 I 'M' ' 5 . ,R -Lf F Pi: .. . - ' ' JOHN XSHIVIAEL HOB DAVIDSON DONALD UIX MARY LOUISE BROWN Smzrw Drum Vffrrwf fllnu' ,IQLVIFIUV gs 2-Gil 4-7 x U .-.M ii' 0 Pi-fi' 4' 3. ,.-4 of .1 'Xur,4 , Ki A K L BARA BISCHOFF DONNA RAE TURNBOW Twrrler Tvwrler vgf Coronation of Band Queen, Bobbe Sue Stierwalt , 4 .., HIE Cl UB ,, .. .. Q, , ,f 1 ' we 5, OLIVER JONES Director PATTY BADGER Accompanist OFFICERS Standing: Donna Sue Black. Peggy Linam. Jacque Williams, Anita Pinkston Seated: Mary Nell Malone, Alice Kline. 1- 'Q S' il v 7' 2:7 b' FAYE THOMPSON X 59- SHIRLEY Jonas PATTY BADGER DESSIE LEE 5 3 -A ,Q f 3 E9 Q if DONNA SUE BLACK ALICE KLINE The Class of 1949 wishes to pay tribute to the glee club. an organization that has helped brighten the duller side of school life. This organization gives the students the opportunity to develop their talents and further their enjoyment and apprecia- tion of better music. The glee club. under the leadership of Mr. Oliver jones, appears at the Band Queen Corona- tion and many other school and civic activities during the year. ANITA PINKSTON AGNES MOORE 'r'4' l'llYl.l.lS HUNTER 4' 4- 4-'L Ad: s'5 I 4-1-7 NORMA DELONG D0 'rv X WILMA CARL PHYLLIS BRUCE lr, Ov K1 .l 1 1 uf -Us 1 Y' 4' T PAT COYNE 5-9 JACQUE WILLIAMS ig. PAT CAARNAHAN VIOLET MOORE Wx, 2.4, ,N 6' 119' 1'-' st .JVANITA ELLIS ILLA FAYE BARTO One of the most enjoyable events for the glee club is their participation in the All-State Vocal Clinic at Stillwater, Here they join with hundreds of other students and spend ea day rehearsing with za well-known c'onc'lnc'tor, The glee Club always looks forward to this event with much antinipation. DORIS ODOM PEGGY LINAM in , , 96 Q17 MARY NELL MALONE DORETTA TURNBOW 0 lc. ROYLENE THOMAS i l DONNA SIMONTON 1' X 4 x- X ' ' S, Y' X LORETTA SPENCE lVllLl.lE -IO TAYLOR During the school year the glee club partici- pates in the district contest at Cushing and the state contest. which is held on the campus of the University of Oklahoma at Norman. Another big event is the annual tri-state con- test held at Enid. At all these contests, their record has been outstanding, Because of their willingness to work. the glee club will always be an asset to the school as well as to the community. BETTY WARD DORTHA TIPPET .84- BEVERLY VOLOK V-I . , fi TRIO i 3 ri j.n'q11v Wlllmms, Pvggy Lmzlm. Amta Pinkston. .S'EX7'f77f Norma Delong. Beverly Volok. Loretta Spence. Mary Ann Facker. Phyllis Hunter. Charlene Gulnleon. Bh- Z sq! 3-,Q at N' fs Row One. Row Two: Row Three: Row Four: Row Five: Row Six: Row Seven Row Eighty Standing: Richard Curry. Glorm Gllmp. Danny Charlton. Mary jo Webb. Va-sm lllllsralm-r.Ge'r1r'W1ll1.nllxs Bob Baker. Dale Morse. jurque Wllllams, Catherine Warren. Bula Tln-nxpwrx. Myra Jw Moon. Dann-I Fulkerson David Fulkerson. Donny Charlton. Darlene Estes. Evelyn Gels:-1. Bull Fllllt'll. Vmlet Moore. Maru- Lau-y Hazle Sw:-nn. Donna ju-an Barnes. Thena Anderson, Myrlclene- Gqune-I. Paula Glhsun. Anita Pmkston. Carolyn Parker. Jo Ellen Holt. Carol Blose. Wanrla Tucker. Eddle Thomas. Brxlrlu- Sm- Stnmvmlt. jerry Gnllxam. Lew Smith. Roy Hopkms. jack Hensley. Rwhard Smith. jack Shaalul. Elma Bryson. Larry Reasor, George joseph Sally Ann Peters, Skippy O'Dell. Pat McIlwain, Faye Thompson. joy Haskins. Betty Stalcup. Sue Martin. Margaret Kxle. Pat Talley. Donna Rae Turnbow, Reba Brewster, Karlene Turner. Homer Griflfeth. Bob Davidson. Lf-ta Anderson. sponsor: Gerald Hugh. Buddy johnson. Harvey Wofford, Venson Doyal. l0Cv4l THFSPIAMS' The motto of the Thespians is: Act well your partg there all the honor lies. The Local Thespians is an organization for those who are interested in dramatics. Through Local Thespians one works toward the goal of becoming a National Thespian. 1 The Local and National Thespians entertain for many assemblies. They have put on several one- act plays throughout the school year. ,fa First Row.- Serond Row: l i T '-l--it ,nav M4 7l0Nv4Z THESPIANS' A CODE FOR ACTORS AND CREW MEMBERS I shall be on time for rehearsals. I shall ask no favors of the director. I shall forego engagements that interfere with re- hearsals. I shall be on time for each entrance. I shall remember a walk-on is as important as a lead. I shall blame only myself for my errors. I shall keep off the set except when performing my P duty. I shall accept praise graciously. I shall remove costume and makeup before leaving theatre. I shall respect all properties and costumes as tools and in handle them accordingly. Evelyn Geiser. Vesta Hillsamer, Betty Bischoff, Dale Morse, Mary jo Webb, Gloria Glimp, secretary-treasurer. Elma Bryson. Bill Frizzell, president: Eugene Williams, Eula Camp, sponsor: Eugene O'Dell, Daniel Fulkerson, vice-president. Not pictured: Mary Louise Brown. Rose Mary jagou. Q-..,,,.. .FJ 1 . -D I I if g W as L JUNIOR P1147 IQ 'W X. Me Blue Bag Anton McDonald RICHARD SMITH George Reynolds DAVID FULKERSON Chattanooga Elvira Livermore REBA BREWSTER Cindy Macklyn ANITA PINKSTON Obadiah Macklyn GERALD HIGH Allan Ross JIMMY ELLIOTT Enid Lauton DONNA RAE TURNBOW jim Keefer LARRY REASOR Molly Keeler WANDA TUCKER Letty Long JOY HASKINS Bill Harrington JACK HENSLEY Prompter PAULA GIBSON Assistant Director MYRLDENE GARN ER Under-study FAYE THOMPSON Stage Manager . EDDIE THOMAS Stage Manager BUDDY JOHNSON Director LETA ANDERSON SENMR PHY 0 'I 'FI I 1 Nu -I f Best Years Mrs. Davis EVELYN GEISER Cora Davis GLORIA GLIMP Madge Davis MARY NELL MALONE Emma Davis MARY JO WEBB Floss Reynolds VESTA I-IILLSAMER Milt Stotter LEW SMITH Fred Barton BILL FRIZZELI. Tommy Craven DALE MORSE Mr, Craven RICHARD CURRY Dr. Grams DANIEL FULKERSON Prompter MARY LOUISE BROWN Stage Manager EUGENE WILLIAMS Stage Manager BOB BAKER Director EULA CAMP X Q . it 0- A . Pi 'Hl1 '-u. W 3 1 K N- 'gf' Q ww 1 'ug'- sm iz k- . 4 - I ' 1 it 5 3, s af, ii .--fr! 1 14,3 'lor 'Q .aug- rip RIY W I ys J L ir 2 5 F I . 4 an s Q Y K, , B- l. The brains of D. H. S. 3. About to slrike a Gusher. 5. Coach IS daddy now 2. Clevefand Champs, 4. Such drama. 6, Maestro Dean v47filf7'lL'5 C 1 r Y . A ,,,X,N,-,,,,,x A, .7 ,vw .. he Qwkjffv, If-:i1xffm':1 ,, 'g is vr- A, -.zt,S'?f,,q,g. -34.5 Q f . -'Q '? f1i'??sigy:1?if'Q3-5if.4f'f A ff '4112iXia-,j:,1 g'.Q ,Qgd 'XYg2'?-wif .,U?'4fwA 1 11 E ?'.if?1ii I. , 4' 3' ' ,s'?lm:.'-2-M2 Y 3' Uv -S.,l.,.,-',f',:'w:-- -' .... .X V A ' ffm. rw 'v'wEr'-: '.4 'l 7i U. ' WW 5-2.51,-,,.J. 1J'k-g',,,l-g M W., . HH.- - . 1. ,,5. n K x E' .Q- Q9 .- -1, 4' I J' i 1 5' NIOR HIGH f007Bn4ll xsslf' 49 The high school pays tribute to Mr. Butcher and Mr. Duckett, who have done such a wonderful job with v. v 1 the football team this year. Through - hard work and skillful coaching they .fv F' X Y fl' tx .Pls have developed a team of which Drumright is proud. We wish them A success with their team next year 'ii Sink 'ny and hope that it will be all they want it to be. Bm lt Butt her he fr! coat h Ross Dutkett lim coach The high school as well as the town is verv proud of our five all confereme bovs Team spirit good sportsmanship and ability to play are the qualities that have earned this high honor for these bovs 8A ALL CONFERENCE BOYS Danny Charlton Richard Curry Max Burnett Bill Frizzell David Coburn 91 an ,Q 41? 'Wx Q Sw 'Wx Q-ffw if - .VV ,E - I - V- - V i - V , A , 5 , l ' I 1 . . gk -1' 9 Vw ' as . C . V Q V V , . V V VA V V . . V . V V Z V ' V , 2 ' ' -V ,Vw bzill 2 2 V ' K ' . 1 - '. ' rf . , l 1 O .VV ,gf V V I ' - .1 - , fx' P V:'v,V,V..' 4 . .s5,:sw If - ' , ,gy f,'1Mi,4 9g' , 1,4 h N east- 'l' jf f-'sv nfl - lf- . 4. N .., .'V'V.1VV- gli..-V ,VV-V .r . V - in ' H ,, - 4' u y- ,.. ,1f7,--hu .. -' - -i.,-Q ,,.f v -, ' ,. 1. ,f Q sf.-1-.4,.v-,:..e. 'A .I M. , .,s. K... A, Z,,,,,,,,.,,, .,. G Q1-ng- TWV' , , -. Lai-gk.- 4-nw 1 .rf ' sf' f l . 154561-23 i 5 V, rr., First Row: Mike Blose, trainer: David Fulkerson, Dale Ernst, Kenneth Muon. Huh Shifleler, Bill Fiillell. Riclmicl Curry. Danny Charlton, Buck Butcher. coach. Second Row: George Joseph, Leland Full-cerson. Max Burnett. Donny Charlton. Duvul Cuhurn. Edcln- Tliurnas, Dm-:nn Bzisnelt, Gerald High. Third Row: Bob Cook, Bill MCPherQon. Jim VVill1ams, Lewis Fowler. Loyd Ernst. Put Douglas. Drinnlci Eekz-rt. jznm-s Bul- lock, Eugene Gough. BILL FRIZZELL-Guard Height 5 9 weight 165 Letterman 2 years Senior All ronferenre Captain .iim 'Q ' ! x ? . if F007Bi4lZ MAX BURNETT---Fzillhm-k Height 6'. weight 170 Letterman .5 years, Senior Alleconlerence Y T 1 DAVID COBURN--Halfback Height 5'8 , weight 160 Letterman 3 years,Senior All-vonference -W- -1 acl ...Q . , vw' l . . y ,Ji . . - yr ,t ., .Af 5 3' P . 9 3 1 . -i.,ti-it 01.1 1 hun! 'v 1 'fn . ,Ihr ' 'My , QW- PAT DOUGLAS-Center Height 5'1l . weight 160 Letterman 1 yeanfunior RICHARD CURRYA,TackIe Height 6'2 , weight 270 Letterman 3 years, Senior All-conference Coach Buck Butcher started his season at Drum- right with the determination of building a football team capable of proving itself one of the best in the state. After many hard practices, Coach Butcher and line coach, Ross Duckett, had the team running a new for- mation which they hoped would prove very successful in the coming season. The Tornadoes, wearing their new uniforms for the first time, opened the season with a conference game against the Perry Maroons. It was a thrilling game that ended with the score tied 6 to 6. The second game pitted the Tornadoes against the Yale Bulldogs. The strong Tornado team romped on the incompetent Bulldogs to the tune of 24 to O. DANNY CI-IARLTONvEnd Height 5'9 , weight 160 Letterman 3 years,Senior All-conference BOB SHIDELER-Center Height S'8V2 , weight 158 Letterman 2 years, junior -. -1 rx DONNY CHARLTON-Quarterback Height 5'9 , weight 170 Letterman 3 years, Senior DALE ERNST-Tackle Height 5'1l , weight 185 Letterman 2 years,5enior ff-'-N DAVID FULKERSON--End Height S'1l , weight 165 Letterman 2 years, junior -iq, ly iv! -, its 2 4 IE. I . fa., DONALD ECKERT Guard KENNETH lV1OONffGuard GEORGE JOSEPH Guard Height 5 6 weight 135 Height 6', weight 215 I-leigh! 5'10 Wmght 210 Sophomore Lerrerrmm 1 year, Senior Letterman 1 year junior Stillwater was the second conference foe the Tor- nadoes met. After getting off to a very shaky start and playing ragged ball throughout the game. Drumright Finally came through, winning the game 14 to O. Against Ponca City, last year's conference cham- pion, the Tornadoes played one of their hnest games of the season only to see Ponca come from behind to beat them 14 to 6. With renewed vigor, the team came back the next week to beat Guthrie 19 to 0 on their home field, thus breaking a jinx of long standing. A very small but dangerous team from Bristow in- vaded the Tornado field with high hopes of winning, but went home with a few bruises and a 19 to 13 defeat. The Tornadoes got off to a slow start, but put on the steam in the last half and rolled over the Oilton Panthers by the largest score of the season, 34 to 0. JAMES BULLOCK-Guard LOYD ERNST Guard Height 5'11 , weight 130 Height 5'l1 weight 185 Sophomore Letterman 1 year junior , -1Q1:j ..Ils - , I1 Yi' ff lf' 1-1-1- MIKF HI OBE' Mairiager BOB COOK We Halfbafk Height 4 911 '. weight 93 Height SU . weight 125 Lt ttf rman 1 ve ar. Sophomore Sophomore In the last home game of the season, the Tornadoes held Chilocco to 6 points while they ran up 26 points themselves. This game was a tribute to the seniors who were playing their last game on the D. H. S. gridiron. XNith soaring spirits. the team traveled to Black- well. However. their spirits were considerably lowered when Blackwell held them to a 13 to 13 tie. In the last game of the season, the Tornadoes met their arch rival. the Cushing Tigers. Although unable to score, the boys in red outplayed the undefeated Ben- gals throughout the game. However, Cushing. Cashing in on two good breaks, defeated the fighting Drumright team 14 to 0. thus ending one of the finest football sea- sons in Drumright history. EDDIE THOMAS Haltback Htight 5 7 '. weight 130 Height 5'8 . weight 160 Lette rm m 1 rear, junior Letterman 1 year, Sophomore DEAN BASN ETT-Quarterback 'i-'.'!'u fl. - , A env. 4 3 J -U LEWIS FOWLER Height S'1O12 , weight 160 junior ,Sha ' if yl- . 3 M ta ! 5,,-M e JIM WILLIAMS7End Height 5'11 . weight 156 Senior GERALD HIGH-End Height 6'. weight 156 Letterman 2 years,junior ,?,' A-Fullback Row One' james Estes. Dale Barlgewell. Roy Dan Stierwalt, Charles Woodward. jim Kirkham. R. L. Watts. Row Two: Marvin Hysell. Tom Bruce. Hershel Gough, Eddie Burnett, jim Marshall, james Cunningham. Row Three: Paul Malone, Cleo Stump. J. W. Wadley, Leonard Harper, coach, james Russell. Dick Jackson, Eugene Gough. JUNIOR fi 66' 0073140 1948 OPPONENT WHERE THEY Sept. Sand Springs There 6 Sept. 23 Stillwater Here 24 Sept. 30 Cushing There 6 Oct. Guthrie There 13 Oct. 14 Sand Springs Here 7 Oct. 20 Cushing Here 6 Nov. Bristow There 27 The 1948 junior high team, plimented upon its fine sportsmansh junior high football, now in student for high school competition. ip and team spirit. under the efficient leadership of Leonard Harper, the coach is to be com its second year, is maintained for the purpose of preparing the junior high It gives him the opportunity to gain experience in actual participation and to learn the essence of offensive plays, defensive strategy, blocking and tackling, and team work and spirit This year's team learned the meaning of the last minute stand the hard way since the last minute of several games proved to be the factor that prevented their winning. Nevertheless, every member of the team profited by these errors. We hope that some day they will be the foundation for a championship high school team. Y S 1 6 farlrerine Warren FASKETBAZZ aww .lv IPUNNY VH.-XRl,'l'ON Umm! branding: Le-onarrl Piszryn-r.ccu.1m'l1: Dlavlci Coburn. Max Hurm-tt. Ge-mlni Hugh. jnrk He- ley. Hub Shui:-lc-r. Seated: Mike Blose. trmner: Danny Charlton..IcrryG11l1.nm.Pat Duuglzas. On Floor: BilX Lnmbemon, Rcfbe-rt Fretwe-ll. Dur1r1yChurll1m. WIR IW BASKETBAZZ J U-.Mx 54 Huw MAX BURNETT DAVID COBURN Cvnfr-r DANNY CHARIIVUN Guard 3 ye-.1rs.S1-11101 Umm! 3 ygarglsenjof All-rm1IL-rerwe .5 vuuzrx. Senior All-State alternate Captain DAVID FULKERSON GEORGE 151'RTUN 1 5 I 15 Forward Furw.ard junior Sophumure I DONALD ECKERT oys' as ef all c e ul EDDIE THOMAS Guard jumor 1948 OPPONENT XVHERE THEY VVE Nov Nr-rt1-lk H1-re J1 JU Def ,1t'11l1111gS The-re 1.5 24 Dec Clmxlufcw Here- 15 JU Def 15ur1v.mk There .ll 24 Dec IM-pew Hz-re .54 -ill Dec Shawnee Here 1.5 15 1949 jam. Rlplev There .57 .515 Jun. Mllfrxx' There JU .51 Jan. Nlzmnfurd Here 17 .ZH jan. Perry 1'5z-re 211 41 jan. Pumna Clly There .24 -14 gI.m. Pr-rrv T11t'Yl' JW .5-1 jan, 'Ramona Cleve-lrmd .24 21 Feb. C1mnc11er Here 1.5 4'- Feb. Hlm'kwe1l The-re 1H FH Feb. C1111lN'L'U There JW .511 Feb. Rmpley Here .50 ,5.5 Feb. Oultrm There .58 .55 Feb. Perkms There 2.5 26 Feb. Hlzafkwell Here 115 1.5 Feb. Norfolk There .52 .54 Feb. Olltcm Here 2.5 .525 Feb Ponca Cuty Here 1.5 .53 Mar. Y.41e There .5 7 .5.5 'C1eve1and Invxtzmonal Tournament LELAND FULKERSON 15111 SAI 'VION Guard Sopholnore In ll ll IJ.-XLK KI .'X'I I'9 Fffru .ard xfypl nzllmlv VK 11.1.9-.RID I.-XYIJJR ,f Boys' Basketball TOIXIMY VVARNILK Guard jumor Standmp Echiu- Tlwrxxsn,1,+-mmm! H.4rpe-r fcmuh: Lc'l.msi Iflllkz-rscm. David Fulkerscm. Dale Matts fgllflwll Kneeling' Clmrlw Hart. D'vY14:fAi Ifvkr-rt Hmmm! Hmuirxrkx. SIHIIIQIJ VK'111.mi T4iyir4r,'I'w1xx'::x'XKf1rz1e,r,I-3:11 S,1lr1:wu R1rI1.ndC'.xrry. . je 3-iQ -Q7 Qlr- gf 4-'L' -1-I ' Y x.. 1. if Q . s. .- fd 4. wx' F 1 X , 1 1' Q, 4 'f 3 I v.. ,ft N . -' '54 if K I ,V X . ., U. X . I 'FN X4 - , R ' fl' :Xu ,N-r fi' 43 X- 'af t is Wi 5 'X '-gf r F Jumbr Hgh Basketball Standing: Eugene Gough, W. Wadley, Clifford Gelushla. James Cunningham. Kneeling: Paul Rhodes. Bobby jo Erwin, R. L. Watts, Leonard Harper, coach: Tom Bruce, Don Hensley, 1948 Dec. 7 Dec. 11 Dec. 14 Dec. 17 Dec. 21 Dec. 28 1949 jan. 4 jan. 7 jan. 11 jan. 20 jan. 21 jan. 21 jan, 21 Feb. 1 Feb. 4 Feb. 8 Feb. 10 Feb. 18 Mar. 8 'Conference games OPPONENT Cleveland Burbank Mannford Guthrie Sapulpa Cleveland 'Bristow 'Stillwater 'Cushing ' 'Perry ' 'Stillwater 4' 1' Sand Springs Yale Guthrie Milfay 'Stillwater :tCushing 'Bristow ' 3' 'Guthrie ' 'Cushing Invitational Tournament 'Conference playoii ' WHERE THEY WE There 17 19 Here 3 34 There 17 35 Here 13 18 There 25 18 Here 10 19 Here 15 29 Here 15 26 There 16 19 Cushing 13 19 Cushing 17 11 Cushing 10 13 Here 2 1 24 There 19 24 Here 18 20 There 14 17 Here 14 21 There 19 22 Here 13 31 Ye!! leaders CONNIH MAXEY Sponsor lu lliislxliis. Alu' lxlziif linlili. Siu Stn-:'.x.ilt The Druniright Tornadoettes. with Alice Kline. joy Has kins :ind Bubba' Sue Stierwalt as leaders. were organized in Sep- tember. At that tune. the yell leaders. realizing the dearth of school spirit, conceived the idea of starting a pep club which would have for its purpose the generating of school spirit in the student body of Druinright High School. The Club has been active throughout the school year. The Tornadoettes conducted pep rallies and snake dances the night before each home football game. The Club has thrived under the enthusiastic sponsorship of Miss Connie Maxey. i 'Q ry. Alive and Bobbe yt K fm. ft fl.,-Li? 11:2 ',, 6 .Uri Q-1-all bl? Q? san 1 wink D 6lub Nat bnal F1rstRuw Dials- Seroml Rim, George- h I . ki! -W.. M' Fin! Rim Dwrmx Clmrltrrrm. NIM Bl1Illi'IT Rlvlmlri ckl1I!N Hull I..irnlu-umm, Kr-nm-rh Mrrmvrl. If-liilv TiIlIlIl2lN. Put IJ:-ugI.nx SQ-wmv! Run Hui k I3L1I:'lxvr, xpwrmsur. Hub I?JIk1'I. Lum! lfrnxt, Gs-1.1111 Hugh. Lmus Foul:-1. Bob Kllxkwn-1.nll. Gwugl- juxvpfl. kI.n'k I-Ivrmxle-x. Uwrlny Cilmrltr-11, I.t'l.1Il4i Fulk:-rslm. Hull FIIIIVH. Rulwrt Frm-txu-II. Ke-tml! lbw-tix, Uzale- filnxt, Uzavui Ck-xlmrrx. Jn-ily Cllllmm Athletic Scfzolar hip Society Emu! Rulwrt F11-hu-II IXIIHIX l'l1.lxltwr1. Mzax Hurm-lt. Hull Frlflm-ll,D1mrwC'hul'Itun. juwph. Ethier- TImm.4s. j.n'k He-uxlm-54 Ilsnxfl Fulkvlsun.HuP1Sh1clz-le-I ,K :+- -- -...W S-,adgilgig-,,.g. P i2.3H1Q?1 1P' J.- Imaam U lump: 'r 9 in wx l'T-via A 11+ . .HQ f x, , my ' 5 'fffff wr QM ' few at Wir! 1 43,1 J, .f'i'4 'W V .,f fig am, . ,M Q .,. - pf- '9 4 43, f l FR SHMLW , I ,'N 'Z 'X 'fr'-v E l J 5 if 9 Sponsors: CONNTE MAXEY, ROSS DUCKETT, EDITH HESS. With carefree grade school days lingering as important mem- ories in their young lives, the freshman class entered upon new and exciting adventures at Drumright High School. They found their new school strange at first. The upper classmen teased them and the teachers made sure they had homework every night. As the year moved,along, new friends and activities caused the feeling of uncertainty to fade. A wonderful year unfolded before them, and they have become a class of which we all are proud. OFFICERS: JOHN ROBERT ISHMAEL CA Secretary-Treasurer EUGENE GOUGH Vice-President DORETTA TURNBOW Yell Leader TED MCILWAIN President llmx ll:-xlxlwx Nun x llwfxnlnw k lVl.l1xm Huw-ll Culll-1-11 lVl.lrxll1ng Iitlle-lAml1f-xx N Llflllmmx Appll- Am: l'rf-f-m.m - 1 lllmgllcl l mul Paul Rlmvln-s Nflllllll lKlllllJiI'l Rlvlwrml xI:41x11n-xml Ummm Cslppx Blllze- .Il-sm Rzrlmlflz Jfwk lil-flu-r Nlyrei janv Fre-txsvll Howzual Plnlllps Charlvs Cwrnwcll Illa Y'U1ywBmm R, H fustll- Dc1rmlSLlvBl:lwk Artw M.w Glmap Euge-uv G.-mill M:1rx'Ar111F:ll'lxl-1 Harulfl lillfllnglwn Liiflxl Vznttrm Palsy Sr-nl jar:-l Fllm-xwe Lois Cargill :ff 1- xf' X 5 1 -if fy vs v.. l - .rn-. 1. ' 41'- x Q. ' 1 lf Y if J- ,' . gl 'Q vw nb' V C?-3 3 lf f' N V., ! fx 'U - 1 .. ,, - ... , . E X ' w N. 'N f F A30 .lf Y -I Ye: 'Y Q. . I .qi-SC Q.. 5? fri Y io lvl .Y-Y-, ,f , I X 4 L J E -5 ,x an 7- - Q2 1? 6' A I . 1, 4 . 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C ::rl1.4l14m IIA:-v1 CIIINUI1 PM Cnylll' Bwlty Gxlmm C-hJ1IlIt'I1t' Gxciclz-on Dmvtlza 'I'L1rnbuw Arlm-rm Uzilqum-st RUM-rt Mmkphf-w N.mm-Uv Osborn Hr rfr, l!'xr'rJ1fl.',! ul: plz-.xv atlmll fiilllillx s. ruxh tflwlnlx A I nm lx fr:-,shnmn C :Ie huh? r 1 our Ilttlr' phulograiphf r A 411771111011-ri rrluxlrklall. Ifuflnx hmlrlms. n :thx r I-11,4-ly trcxhfnam. I Nh-Ja, .. .2 L ,X l Sponsors: ALMA FRIEND. LEONARD HARPER, LOUISE KANE. SOPfi0MORf5 In the fall of 1948, the sophomore class elected its oflicers for the coming year. They are Bill McPherson, presidentg Mary Alice Conley, vice-president: Sue Fulkerson, secretary-treasurerg Ermale Borron, yell leader. Their candidates in all the queen races worked hard furnishing stiff competition for candidates from other classes. Their assembly on April 20 was representative of the wide variety of talent in the sophomore class. As they enter their junior and senior years. we know. from their past records, that they will be successful in every project they undertake. OFFICERS: ERMALE BORRON Yell Leader SUE FULKERSON Secretary-Treasurer MARY ALICE CONLEY Vice-President BILL McPI-IERSON President awwiw 'N 7' gr- ? V Q 1 1' 1' 3 11. Q- he xxw 110 f Qu. ovv :Q L., '7' 4 3 V .V , S ,Q WL 'r- ,fn ff N 5 '75 .,....- lf, , 'O- 1 I 's 'SN Q-.9 1. 'Xl ' 1. 11 TL 111. 1. 1. XX' x 1.1 ', lil I'f1x!1 H1 11+ I', 1' H1-1.1 IJ-if H11 U11'I11 '1's'z1 Q , 5- ,- xI1':1 81.11111-N I,-41111111 11111111 ' if A .pf - klll 11111 1' w INL111-, Y .. 5-'Q IJ1111 11 T 'l4I1f11:1!1:11.- X - Q IiIIll'1 P X W'f11111xx.1lrf I H I IJ1111 C .11111 1, A1 N 1 1, 1 Q B111 M1'Pl1z1rK:1111 Durln 'Cb Gllmp Lvlznlcl Fulkvrson Sh1rley jones IJ, V ln' llfmrwl Im L, xv b. Ilzwwr s. MW.- lilly-,n Rum-1 IJ:1:11vI Hvlvru Nlvwlllglvl Cflmlws H411 Ixxm' UA. In-rgrlmyr. 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HI 81,1 I 1 11 Ps.-,il Iixzmr, Ifzm linux f'.:m.1ln- H1-:mn jzavk Cux Bob Cook Burlnw Bateman B111 Bmgzamrvn Ann David Hr-rwyz-11:1 Potts jzanws Bullork Ruby Hari Durmlrl Dux john Gmlvy Agnes Moore Paul Stump Ruth Fowler I e ' ink F14 ru-rwv An lcqmck Hvlvn VQmClc-zxvv Dials' Mzatts Ninn' Allikl' Cunlfgy Influsirious mzluxtrza art studentx. Who's ahead' Humvm-m? B111 Alsparh Cement sitter- --putsy putsyf Counms. Street former spmsters Have a heart, fellows Shc's go! them freed. Regzonal Champs! Maxey's Minstrel. . n N - S OFFICERS: WILLARD TAYLOR President PAT MCILWAIN Secretary-Treasurer JERRY GILLIAM Vice-President TOMMY WARNER Yell Leader Sponsors' Our junior year was a special one. With the memories of those green sophomore days long forgotten, and the sedate senior role a year off, we spent a gay year. We received the traditional honor of yelling with the seniors in our pep assemblies. Football games. sockehops. pep rallies and the junior play took up our spare time. while calculations in algebra. English literature quotations. and the Constitutions three great compromises took up every inch of space on our desks at school. Although our class rings were priceless, perhaps our most cherished possession was an invitaf tion, now neatly pasted in our scrapbook . . . an invitation which re-A calls the joys, trials. and tribulations of making the junior-senior banquet a success. '42 ka I M Q 0 xg FRANCES GRlSCOM,HAZI1I APPLI' IPTA ANDI' RSON Dumm ,If c,, ,I -ix V, LV. Vvwww 11,141 HHN H14 1-, Hmzwwx Hall Blum' Jn Ellvn HMI! limb Dux uisfm jdvk PM-Que-I1 Put Ta l Icy Larry TI'frXe'1 LaV:mp,1hn Culp B4-tix' Slznlcup Luv! Ifrrwi Imyx Tlmlxmpx-m Hull Phlllxpx Humlfix' juhnsmm 'I'he-flu Ijlllvgill' Ruy Iiiillklllx Ilmln Gllmm AN if ,.S , ff 1 .f GN YD fvx ,N Kf fi . -Q Y, .- w X . 'N fx? x r S fm 9' 4 ri' , tb.- X x -A --0 0 W ' 'Z x figglfi 1. 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Y' 1 mx lr R1 'lu-:Z HAH Xfllfjillll T1 Lux Ifxinlu- vs W.zr1r1A ' 4 1 Iuwkf-1 :NJ 1 ,b s 7 Mn. if '. fX1'r,::3gf- X -4 51 I F1 'ILL K ml- .lm lhxkwrxx 'U' x 'lI!L1 Sp:-ru Q, Nllngpxxlw Kill- Iiwflo- Sax am lhxs- Y H .X 'I'h-m1.4s ll fm. K-' 'I ur' III: Y IJ. Ni., fxw.. VkV1x1 S115 fx I 1 IM-'. ' Srmmx 'flu lui-wr P1-rpla-we-41, Wha1!.'1rm- V1l1N.llf for' Lurnk p.'1'.1N.1r1l,jwf- Twh' T! 11' ,'x1'.'JHQ xfxn :- GMI hm xv' VV:-fs U 'f. x I In re- Tin-np'-r11ff.1fI WVU' sw xml, Drum Rt'ffl'NhII1Q. VNHVI 11 The homlwl 111141111 ClJl7f17fflIJIIINI . 'T' .fp-A - OFFICERS: EUGENE O'DELL President ALICE KLINE Yell Leader EVELYN GEISER Secretary-Treasurer BILL FRIZZELL Vice4Pres1dent Sponsors: LOU ANN PINKSTON. EULA CAMP. ROBERT KINGSLEY. The Senxor Class of '49 us small in numher hut great ln tal- ents. Since our freshman year we have been an outstanding class. The class has taken an actlve part IH all school 8CflVlIlt'S and orgamzatlons. We face our semor year with mlxed feelmgs of sorrow and gladness-sorrow that we wlll be le-avlng the faculty, our fl'lt'IlilS. and dear old D. I-I. S.: gladness that we wnll he attznnmg the rie- slre of our hugh school Clays---Commencement. wlth the promlse of a rlcher. fuller llfe for us ln the world of tomorrow. SEN ORS l l BURN? Y PAUL FELTON as S fav 'Q J. :Q 5521, ' 5' , if--5'-'ff A5515 rl ' I f I Z. i xx 1 L 1- ., JERRY H BURDICK v 1 3-l 52, ? BARBARA JEAN BISCHOFF - I ga , A-' -, '50,- if ' Q . 1 3 -A v . X' Y x NORMA JEAN SMITH K .1-ng 555 ..-n-- Q.. H it MARY ANN WIEMER ffvi Q-Q BETTY JANE BISCHOFF 41 I u f' 1 :xv Ii Go ..,,,. RICHARD KEITH CURRY GLORIA MARIE GLIMP DALE LEONARD ERNST ,--q l-r S M J, I is . 2f3g,, Y:-x fY X' WILLIAM EUGENE WILLIAMS VESTA CAROL HILLSAMER GARLAND DALE MORSE -if ,, -192. - ' -9 Q0 PEGGY SVR NIC HC N X n 4 . ' 1 v K V D: X 1 X N .4 ' ,a. ,,,:49'. x .', ! 3l,',7' ' QI! A .l 4 . Fa' - nl! ' 1-. Q. 7'O1... u.- : U Q ha., jOAN TRUAX 5 new MARY .IO WI-QUIK fi IV ' ff? .f-.-, -0'4 KINKY L'I'IARI.IfS IIAININIONU XVII NI.-X I,lll7IFIf Lkl'I.I' DANNY VR.-XNK VH.-XRI I 'N 13 QC- 5-.., Q Q 4,--1' NA VEE PHILLIPS 14 I M, 7 . K' -vk Cp Y 'v JOHN WILLIAM FRIZZELL EVLLYN jEANE'I'TE GEISER X, M-'V NL,- ,Q x KERMIT ELWOOD DEEDS 'Q I DH '. ...I J' 9 'I l,.r -E. --5 MAX BIIRNETT MAXINE I3lIRNIi'I'T CATHERINE LOUISE WARREN HOWARD PRANLIS KELSEY 'gf . . . ff ,ws x --lg., TY, ' K Q1 1 'wx L., T7 A, XXV 'ol .I 'iq' DAVID DORMAN COBURN BARBARA LOUISE GODDARD SALLY ANN PETERS DONNY JOE CHARLTON If f 5 4 , . I I , In S ar. ,Q 1 'ff J on - -E- Q I' !'. - s .,-uv' 1 ROBERT NEAL PHILLIPS GEN BEATRICE DARI.I-QNE ESTES Q ,gk :vm fx rv-,N if -Ni' ffir KVA CA'1HIiRINI'f MIZICR I-IIIGI-INF GRANVILLE O'DEI.I ,ao f K' .X tx du , . 'n gxfil.. f '15 -- -- . . wg 5 Ot! '. v . 47 21' 'F . , n .Q -ga ' t -Q.. ' D1 n,vnE'L wg r','2::tg::Av5, ' I 5f 'xg.a..- y X Y Q, I P ' . D 1 1 3,1 . 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Ll r4L'7'lW7l 5' THENA ANDERSO1' Glee Club 2 Local Thespsans 3 4 Play :our Face ls Famrlrar 3 FHA 2 Gusher Stafl 4 BARBARA BISCHOFF Band 234 All State Band 34 Promoter jrnx From Alabama 3 Prooertses Mrstletoe And Moonlrght 3 Glee Club 12 3 Peo Club 123 Usher Corps 4 Local Thespsans 23 Gusher af? 4 S O S A BETTY BISCHOFF Tower Queen l Glee Club 123 Glee Club Treasurer 23 Local Thespsnn 234 Natsonal Thespsans 34 Usher Corps 2 3 Pep Club 12 3 Band Oueen 3 Prompter Sauce For The Gander 3 Play Ml'll0f0C And Moonlrght 3 Prompter Iunsor Plav Your Face ls Famrlrar 3 Gusher Stall' 4 Bussness Manager for Thespsans 3 MARY LOUISE BROWN-Glee Club I Band I 2 34 Usher Corps 2 34 Local Thespsans 2 34 State Honor Soclety 1 Play jrnx From Alabama 3 Promoter of Sensor Play Best Years 4 Gusher Staff 4 Pep Club 1 2 3 Plav Ourel Christmas 3 Play Seven Strangers 4 Na tsonal Thesmans 4 ELMA BRYSON Band 1234 Glee Club 1 S O S 234 Locl Thesnsans 234 Natsonal Thesosans 34 lunsor Plav Your F Cr I Famrlusr 3 Propertses of Semor Play Best Years 4 State Honor Socsety 1 234 Usher Corps 4 MAXINE BURNETT FHA 2 3 4 Usher Corps 4 Gusher StaH 4 Basketball 3 Vsce Pressdent of FHA 4 WILMA CULP Glee Club 12 Usher Corps 12 3 1234 Pe Club1234 Band3 Football u n4 Local Thespsans p O ee Propertses jrnx From Alabama 3 Plav Lighthouse Keeper s Daughter DARLENE ESTES-Band 1234 State Honor Socsetv 1 SOS Local Thespsans 3 4 Pep Club 3 4 Gusher Stafl 4 Band Lnbranan Usher Corps 4 Plav Seven Strangers 4 Secretary of Local Thespsans WANDA FENTON Glee Club 2 PAULINE FREELS-Pep Club 12 FHA 4 Gusher Staff 4 PAT GAILEY Band 1 2 3 4 Usher Corps 2 Gusher Staff 4 F H A EVELYN GEISER Band 12 34 Lsbranan for Band 2 Seretarv Band 3 Treasurer of Band 4 Plav A Ouret Chrrstmas 3 junsor Plav Your Face ls Famrlrar 3 Sensor Play Best Years 4 Gusher Staff 4 All State Band 2 4 Secretary of Class 4 Usher Corps 4 Natsonal Honor Socsetv 4 GLORIA GLIMP Pep Club 1 State Honor Socretv 1 2 3 4 National Basketball I2 3-4 Local Thespssns 23 All State Basketball 4 Natsonal Thesosans 34 Iumor Plav Your Face Is Famrlrar 3 Sensor Play Best Years 4 Gosng to College 4 Play A Ouret Chrrstmas 3 Student Councsl Treasurer 4 Secretary of Natsonal Tlsespsans 4 Treasurer of Dnver Traxnsng Course 4 Gusher Staff 4 Basketball Captam 3 BARBARA GODDARD-FHA 2 3 4 FTA 34 Local Thespmans 3 Student Councsl 3 Lxbranan 3 Gusher Stafl 4 Usher Corps 4 FERN HEICHELBECH Gusher Stall' 4 Llbrarsan 2 3 FHA 34 FTA 34 Local Thespsans 3 Student Council 3 VESTA HILLSAMER Band 234 National Thespsans 34 Local 2 4 President of F H A Honor Socsetv 3-4 Outstandsng Thespsan 4 Thespsans 2 3 4 Secretary of Band 4 Plav Sauce For The Gander 3 Plav lrru' From Alabama 3 Student Dsrector Seven Strangers 4 lunsor Play Your Face ls Famrlrar 3 Sensor Play Best Years 4 Prompter Mrstletoe And Moonlrght 3 Gusher Staff 4 ALICE KLINE Glee Club 4 Vsce Pressdent of Glee Club 4 Edstor of Teen News 4 Assistant Yell Leader 3 Yell Leader 4 Plav A Our t Chnstmas 3 Local Thespsans 3 Class Yell Leader 34 Usher Corps 34 Gusher Staff 4 Advertassng Manager for Junsor Play Your Face ls Famrlrar 3 Pep Club 3-4 GRACE LEE-Glee Club 1 2 3 PEGGY LINAM SOS 123 FTA 34 FHA 4 Pep Club 23 State Honor Soaety 12 34 Usher Corps 34 Gusher Stat! 4 Local Thespsans 3 Glee Club 123-4 Pressdent of Glee Club 2 Student Dsrector of Glee Club 3-4 Treasurer of Glee Club 34 Tno 2 34 Sextette 1 2 3 Scsence Award 4 National Honor Socsety 4 MARY NELL MALONE-Glee Club 13 4 Secretarv of Glee Club 3 Pressdent of Glee Club4 SOS 2 34 Secretary of SOS 3 FTA 34 FHA 3 Sextette 1 Gusher Stal! 4 Junsor Play Your Face Is Farru lrar 3 Sensor Play Best Years 4 Play jrnx From Alabama 3 Play Mrstletoe And Moonlrght Local Thespnans 3 4 Usher Corps 3 4 Press dent of Usher Corps 4 State Honor Socsety 2 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Tno 3 GENEVA MIZER FTA 34 State Honor Society 123-4 Gusher Stat! 4 Commercsal Award 4 Natsonal Honor Socsety 4 MYRA IO MOON Band 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Local Thespsans 3 4 Gusher Stall' 4 PEGGY SUE NICHOLS-FTA 34 Society 2 Gusher Staff 4 SALLY ANN PETERS-Propertses of Sensor Play Belt Years 4 Play Seven Strangers 4 Hugh Ranksng Gsrl 4 Going to College 4 Co Captam of Basketball 4 Basketball 1 2 3-4 Natsonal Horor Socsety 3 4 F T A 3 4 Local Thespsans 3 4 Gusher Stall' 4 Student Councsl 1 Secretary of FTA 4 LENA VEE PHILLIPS-Glee Club 1 2 Usher Corps 4 Pep Club 2 3 State Honor Society 12 Propertses of Sensor Play Best Years 4 Gusher Stafl 4 Pep Club I 2 State Honor 12 34 State Honor Socsety GERALDINE RODGERS-FHA 2 34 FTA 4 Lnbranan 3 Gusher Stall 4 State Honor Soclety 4 LINDA SLATER FTA 34 FHA 123 Pressdent of FHA 3 Band 1 Gusher Stall' 4 State Honor Soaety 34 National Honor Socsety 4 Usher Corps 2 3 NORMA SMITH-Glee Club 1 Pep Club 2 3 Gusher Stall' 4 IOAN TRUAX Pep Club 1234 FHA 4 FHA Secretary 4 gash? Staff 4 Basketball 2 Girls State 3 B S! H 4UNDERWOOD-FHA 4 Lsbranan 4 Pep Club 3 Gusher a CATHERINE WARREN Basketball Queers Thespsans 3 4 Pep Club 12 3-4 Usher Corps 4 Gusher Stal 4 MARY JO WEBB-Basketball 123-4 Pep Club 12 State Honor Socsety 12 3 Gusher Stall 4 Play Mutletoe And Moonlrght 3 Play jrnx From Alabama 3 Play Seven Strangers 4 Student Councsl Treas urer 3 Treasurer of Class 3 Local Thespsans 4 Student Cou l 1 3 Treasurer of Local Thespsans 4 Natsonal Thespsans 4 All Statensasket ball 4 Outsta dx Gsl Cl n ng r at eveland Tournament 3-4 Natsonal Honor Socsety 4 4 FHA 3-4 Local MARY ANN WIEMER Basketball l 2 3 4 CoCaptasn of Basketball 4 State Honor Socsets I 2 34 Natuonal Honor Socsetv 34 Secretary of National Honor Socsetv 3 FTA 3 4 Local Thespsans 3 Secretary of Student Councll 4 Sports Edrtor of Teen News 4 Secretary of Class 2 Local Winner of Gosng to College 4 Business Manager Junsor Play Your Face ls Famrlrar 3 Treasurer of Gurls Phvsscal Educatson Fund 2 3 4 Pressdent of FT A 4 Gsrls State 3 Gusher Stall 4 JACQUE WILLIAMS Glee Club 1234 Band 4 SOS 23 Local Thespsans 2 34 State Honor Socsety 12 3 Tno 34 Sextette 12 3 Pep Club 2 Glee Club Secretary 4 LOIS WILLIAMS Band 1 Pep Club 2 3 VIRGINIA WILLIAMS-Pep Club 12 3 Basketball 12 34 MARY ETTA CEARLEY No Actswtnes VERNE ROBERT BAKER Baseball 3 4 Stage Manager Ouret Chrrst mas 3 Band 1234 Stage Manager Seven Strangers 4 Assistant Manager Sensor Play Best Years 4 Local Thespsans 3 4 D Club 4 JERRY BURDICK Gosng to College 4 State Honor Society 1 MAX BURNETT Basketball 12 34 Basketball Captam 4 Football 1 2 3 4 D Club 2 3 4 Student Count-sl 4 Student Rotanan 4 Gusher Staff 4 Track 3 4 All Conference Football 4 DANNY CHARLTON Basketball 1234 Football 123-4 Baseball 3 4 State Honor Socsety 12 3 4 Vsce President of Student Councsl 3 Pressdent of Local Thespsans 4 D Club 234 Play jrnx From Alabama 3 Play Mrstletoe And Moonlrght 3 Natsonal Athletsc Scho- larshsp Sonety 2 34 Student Rotanan 4 President of Class 1 Gusher Staff 4 Local Thespsans 234 All Conference Football 4 Going to College 4 National Honor Socsety 4 DONNY CHARLTON Football 12 34 Basketball 12 34 Local Thespsans 34 D Club 2 34 Natsonal Athletsc Scholarshsp Socsety 2 3 4 Student Rotanan 4 State Honor Soaety 1 2-4 Gusher Sta!! 4 Baseball 3 4 Natsonal Honor Socrety 4 DAVID DORMAN COBURN Football 123-4 Basketball 123-4 Student Councsl 1 2 3 D Club 2 3 4 Student Rotanan 4 Track 3-4 All State Altemate Basketball 4 All Conference Football 4 RONALD COOK No Actsvstses DEAN COONROD Band 12 34 Student Director of Band 4 Glee Club 2 Glee Club Acompansst 3 Band Lsbranan 3 All State Band 3 GEORGE CUNNINGHAM Band 123-4 RICHARD CURRY Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3-4 Band 1 2 3-4 Local Thespsans 3-4 Semor Play Best Years 4 D Club 2 3-4 Base ball 3 4 All State Band 12 3-4 All Southwestern Band 2 Play Seven Strangers 4 Tn State Tuba Solo 1 2 3 4 Student Dsrector of Band 3-4 Band Captasn 4 All Conference Football 4 KERMIT DEEDS-Football 12 3 D Club 2 3-4 Student Rotanan 4 Gusher Stafl 4 MELBOURNE DORSEY Baseball 12 3 Track 34 Football 2 HAROLD DOUGLAS-No Actsvstxes BURNEY FELTON Cadet Corps 1 Band l Army 1946 47-48 ROBERT FRETWELL Basketball 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Loca Thesprans 3 SO S 1 Natsonal Athletsc Scholarshsp Socsety 3 4 Athletsc Secretary 4 D Club 34 D Club Secretary 4 Vlce Presrdent of Class 3 Gusher Staff 4 BILL FRIZZELL-Football 12 34 Football Captam 4 Baseball 34 D Club 3 4 Natsoral Athletsc Scholarshsp Soaety 3-4 Band 1 2 3 4 Local Thespsans 2 3 4 Natsonal Thespsans 3-4 junior Play Your Face ls Famrlrar 3 Sennor Play Best Years 4 Natsonal Honor Soctety 3-4 State Honor Socsety 1 3 4 Pressdent of Class 2 Vice Pressdent of Class 4 Gusher Statl 4 Student Rotanan 4 Gosng to College 4 All State Band 4 Hsgh Ranlnng Boy 4 Outstandsng Thespsan 4 Band Sergeant 2 Band Top Sergeant 3 Play Frrght 3 All Conference Football 4 DANIEL FULKERSON Band l 2 3 4 SO S 2 3 Junsor Play Your Face Is Famrlrar 3 Semor Play Best Years 4 Local Thespsans 2 3 Pressdent of Local Thespxans 3 Pressdent of SOS 3 Class Presadent 3 Gusher Stall 4 State Honor Socsety 1 3 Play Sauce For The Gander 3 Play Seven Strangers 4 Natsonal Thespsans 4 Edstor of Teen News 4 Natsonal Honor Socsety 4 KINKY HAMMOND Football 12 3 Basketball 12 Local Thespsans 2 3 Play jrnx From Alabama 3 D Club 2 34 National Athletsc Scholarshsp Socsety 2 HOWARD KELSEY No Actsvstnes BOB KUYKENDALL Football l Band 1 Baseball 3-4 D Club 4 Gusher Stall 4 Football Spotter 4 BILL LAMBERSON Football 1 Basketball 13-4 Band 12 3-4 Local Thespsans 3 D Club 3 4 State Honor Socsety 1 Natrona! Athletsc Scholarshsp Socsety 3 4 DALE MORSE Band 1 2 3 4 Band Quartermaster 3 SO S 1 2 Local Thespsans 2 34 National Thespsans 34 Junsor Play Your Face Is Famrlrar 3 Senior Play Best Years 4 Play Sauce For The Gander 3, Student Councsl 3 Vsce Pressdent of Class 2 KENNETH MOON Football 4 Gusher Staff 4 Lsbranan 4 EUGENE ODELL-Studest Rotanan 4 Gusher Stall' 4 National Thespsans 3-4 State Honor Society I Class Preudent 4 Junsor Play Your Face Is Famrlrar 3 Stage Manager Ouret Chrrstrnas 3 ROBERT NEAL PHILLIPS-State Honor Socsety 1 THOMAS RICKNER No Actsvstses LEW SMITH Band 12 3-4 Local Thespsans 3-4 Sensor Play ,est Years 4 SOS 3 Band Quartermaster 4 Play Seven Strangers 4 Play Lrghrhouse Keepers Daughter 3 Natsonal Thespsans 4 TOMMY STUMP No Actsvstses BOB THOMPSON Local Thespsans 23-4 Gusher Stat! 4 P A Announcer and Operator 3-4 JAMES WILBORN No Actsvstses EUGENE WILLIAMS-Baseball 34 Basketball 1 Football 1 Band 1 2 3-4 Local Thesprans 3 4 Stage Manager Frrght 3 Stage Manager jrnx From Alabama 3 Play Ouret Chnstmas 3 Play Sauce For The Gander 3 Play Seven Strangers 4 Sensor Play Stage Manager Best Years 4 All Southwestem Band 2 D Club 4 Gusher Stall 4 DON WILSON No Actsvstses MANVEL DOYAL-Army 1943-44-45 46 sl .... 2-3.-4'. 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Ronme Maestro Georgle Cu'p Rock Dead Dog Moon Doug Pug Bull Pinky Inky Wendy P1 Bob Fuzz Danny Pat Pete Gloworm Barbs Knnk Hxgh Cutle Lover Boy Spanky Gracie Motorcycle Mxke Peg Pedu Nevxe Kenny Shmo Nifty Suzle Skrp Sap Phil Sweetie Smoke Wmdy Luclfer jeanme Timber Hopeless joanle Rube Kltten Jody Red Ramy Wlllle Casey Cookie Gxnnv PROPIMCY AMBITION Second Llly Pons Pllot Interlor decorator Loulslana housewife Locksmxth Bubble dancer Rellgxous educator Surgeon Draftsman Housewife Housewlfe Audltor Lawyer Bookle- Car salesman Carnegle Hall Boxer Miss Dr Pepper Football coach Gay lord Man about town Longshoreman Electrlcal engineer All State Novelxst Owner of a spamel kennel Switchboard operator Beauty operator Optometrlst Enghsh professor JOUPYISIISI Marry a rlch man Socxal worker Basketball coach Music teacher Geologist Laboratory techmclan Ballet dancer Opera singer Surveyor Pitcher for Yankees Stenographer Famxly man Madame Curie II Dramatic coach Secretary to an executive To sing Chemlst U S Presldent Radlo star Crxmmal lawyer Nurse Englneer To get marrled and go to college Farmer Dnetlcxan Language teacher Dentlst Mrs Soapy Roberts Sheriff Lnneman Mascot for R A F Nurse Receptionist Math teacher Accountant Physical education dlrector Archaeologist To travel Shorthand teacher Movie star FINAL FATE Second Mxnnne Pearl Miner Paper hanger Cashier at Tower Theater Grease monkey Lady wrestler Preacher s wlfe Taxndermnst Recruiting ofhcer Keeper of a teepee GOOD housewife Flreman Magxcxan Iceman Taxi drxver Txnpan Alley Rxveter Mxss Falstaff 60 Welght llfter Bell boy at The Waldorf Fuller brush man Sellmg buttons and bows Bus dnver an New York An old cowhand Wnter of love letters Barker at a flea clrcus Librarian Polmcxan Seexng-eye dog tramer Hot Rod Happy Paper carrler Farmer s wlfe Actress Coach at Byng Plano tuner Rock collector Bottle washer Sunday school teacher Super Suds commercxal Brxcklayer Water boy for the Dodgers Newspaper reporter Bachelor Glee club mstructor Toe dancer Success Champxon hog caller Pedrlck Laboratories fVlg0 dog food? Presxdent of Deep Rock Bookkeeper at hugh school Undertaker tDrggerJ Seamstress Engineer for mmxature tram Ambxtxon accomplished Cowboy Housekeeper 1n the Whlte House Interpreter Bndge builder Cook Slgn pamter Short man m a clrcus Waxtress Baby sltter Regrstrar of D H S Selling Burroughs calculators Tax collector Anthmetxc teacher at Washmgton school Lle detector expert Street car conductress Lady cop Mannequin , ' ' 4 '11 ' . 1 . ' . '50 ' ' ,' ' 'll 1 '- ' . ' .I I I ' ' , Jo . , . , Will We the senror class of 49 berng of sound mrnd and body do hereby bequeath the followrng prrzed possessrons and other extraneous maternal to the future graduates of D H S To Anrta Prnkston Thena Anderson bequeaths her bangs Frx them pretty Anrta Srnce Max Burnett has an extra amount of personalrty and magnetrc charm he leaves a generous portron of rt to jack Shadrd Alrce Klrne wrlls her posrtron as cheer leader to Doretta Turnbow Danrel Fulkerson wrlls a whole bag of Jokes funny or other wrse to Wrllard Taylor Mary Nell Malone and Mary Lourse Brown leave therr quret drgnrfred ways to Donna Rae Turnbow and Wanda Tucker Davrd Cobum leaves three parrs of shoulder pads guaran teed to make you look lrke a Greek god to Mrke Blose To Velma Spence goes Mary Etta Cearley s abrlrty to wash drshes Bob Baker leaves a strarned look and a quret sayrng that sounds as rf lm really gorng to graduate to a future grad uate Larry Reasor Sally Ann Peters wrlls her abrlrty to be out of class most of the trme and strll make strarght As to anyone who feels he can do rt Robert Fretwell who rs treasurer of the athletrc fund leaves hrs abrlrty to wrrte checks count money and strll come out ahead to jack Hensley Elma Bryson wrlls to Faye Thompson her record Sunday school attendance Make good use of rt Faye Dean Coonrod bequeaths hrs secret of how to make a prano talk rand almost walkb to Charles Compton Carolyn Parker Dale Ernst leaves hrs charm wrth the freshman grrls to Davrd Fulkerson Myra jo Moon bequeaths her wrtty sayings to Sue jaynes Thrnk you dare Sue7 Rrchard Curry D H S s great Shakespearean actor leaves hrs abrlrty to act to George joseph Peggy Lrnam leaves her good conduct rn glee club to Shrr ley jones Donny Charlton bequeaths to Rrchard Erwrn hrs posrtron as charrman of the Repubhcan Commrttee of the P D class Betty and Barbara Brschoff are takrng therr prrze posses srons wrth them CDale and Bumeyj but they leave therr abrlrty to get along wrth each other to Margaret Krle and Pat Talley Kenneth Moon bequeaths hrs shyness around grrls to Ger ald Hrgh To Paula Grbson goes Lmda Slaters wrll power to carry five solrds and one correspondence course and strll make the honor roll Bob Kuykendall and Krnky Hammond wrll therr abrlrty to study Englrsh day and nrght to Bob Shrdeler and Pat Douglas Norma Smrth Darlene Estes and Vesta Hrllsamer leave therr book How to Get Your Man to Jo Ellen Holt and Carol Blose Melboume Dorsey wrlls hrs dancmg feet to jrmmy Lon Danrels Vrrgrnra Wrllrams and Pat Garley leave therr ever lovrng rnterest rn the Tower Theatre to Robbre Nell Bruce and Vrvran Hulsey Ronald Cook wrlls hrs abrlrty to get up at flve oclock go on a paper route and strll make rt to school on trme to anyone who feels he can do rt Maxrne Burnett and Barbara Goddard wrll therr abrlrty to see two srdes of lrfe ftherr srde and the rrght srdeb to Flor ence Adcock and Mary Alrce Conley Gene Wrllrams Dale Morse and Brll Lamberson leave therr desrre to commrt matrrmony to Betty Lou Stalcup and joy Haskrns Wrlma Culp bequeaths her wrnnrng smrle to Bobbe Sue Strerwalt who Qwe can assure you? doesn t need rt Skrppy ODell and Kermrt Deeds wrll therr abrlrty to go steady and get by wrth murder to anyone who dares Grace Lee and Wanda Fenton leave to therr lrttle srsters Dessre and Claryce therr abrlrty to keep quret at the rxght trme Howard Kelsey leaves to Buddy Johnson hrs knack of berng late to P D every morning and strll pass Paulrne Freels leaves to Bull Bruce her notes on how to graduate rn four years james Wrlborn and Thomas Rrckner leave therr quret drg nrfred ways to Bob Davrdson and Donnre Drx Evelyn Gerser leaves her posrtron as brarn worker of the band to Nancy Wrnans Mary jo Webb and Danny Charlton leave therr undyrng devotron for each other to Ermale Borron and Tommy Warner Fem Herchelbech leaves her sweet personalrty and wrllrng ways to Reba Brewster Lew Smrth and George Cunnrngham bequeath therr devo tron to school to jerry Grllram and Eddre Thomas Joan Truax leaves to her httle srster Vrrgrnra her abrlrty to keep em guessmg Brll Frrzzell wrlls hrs trtle of Hrgh Rankrng Boy to Harvey Wofford Peggy Sue Nrchols and Geneva Mrzer bequeath therr un dyrng frrendshrp to Peggy Moreland and Pat Cargrll 1Carry on grrls'J Robert Phrllrps and Don Wrlson wrll therr abrlrty to drrve anythrng to Harold Eddrngton and Donald Beardslee Jacque Wrllrams leaves her knowledge on how to get away wrth murder to Pat Camahan Tommy Stump leaves hrs place rn bookkeeprng to anyone who thrnks he can keep up Lors Wrllrams wrlls her speed record rn talkrng to Phyllrs Hunter To Bob Cook goes Burney Felton s knack for love makmg at the locker Harold Douglas bequeaths hrs taxr servrce to George Burton To Betsy Bevrns goes Geraldrne Rodgers studrousness Ruby Underwood leaves her posrtron rn the D H S Lr brary to Dorothy Thornbrue jerry Burdrck wrlls hrs abrlrty to play games to Edward Watson Glorra Glrmp wrlls to Bonnre Wollard her posrtron as guard on the basketball team Manvel Doyal leaves hrs bus drrvrng knowledge to hrs lrt tle brother Venson Catherrne Warren leaves her shoe skates to june Dale Fer guson Bob Thompson wrshes to leave hrs abrlrty to get along wrthout women to Dale Morrow and Donald Thombrue Mary Ann Wremer leaves her grft of gettrng along wrth everyone to Roylene Thomas To Mr Wremer and the faculty we the senrors wrsh to leave our srncerest thanks and apprecratron for therr help and gurdance rn makmg us better men and women rn the years to come Date June3 1949 Srgned sealed publrshed and declared as and for our last wrll and testament by the senrors of 49 rn the presence of us who have subscrrbed our names hereto as wrtnesses on the day and year last aforesard Mary Nell Malone Peggy Sue Nrchols . . . . , 1 ' I ' Q . . . Y . , . . . . ' g . . . . . .. , V ., y t . . . . ' ' - rr u u . l I ' . . Q ' .v . . ' I A I ' . . I Q I l I . ' . , . . . . . . . . . . ' ' D Lena-Vee Phrllrps wrlls her abrlrty really to go steady to ' ' ' - ' '- - . . A . - . y , . - 1 . . . . 1 , . . . , , , ,... . ' g . . . . U . . , . . 1. , v 1 I . - I . ' ll Y! A ' - ' v 1 ' 1 I . . : , . . . . . , . . , , 1 , - . . . , . . , . . , . Y . , , U CAZfNDv4R SEPTEMBER Frrst day of school Isnt ll grand to be back Thats a Joke son' Electron of class officers Gxrls pep club reorgamzed Cheer leaders get ready for a blg football season First varslty football game We tled Perry 6 6 Not a bad start Flrst student councxl meeting Thlngs are gett1ng back to normal Senxor Wllma Culp IS crowned as football queen at Yale game We won 24 0 Gusher sales start Want to buy a Gusher? Band plays for Presldent Truman 1n Tulsa OCTOBER A good way to start off a new month We beat St1ll water I4 O Mr Hess succumbed to a heart attack early th1s mormng School dtsmlssed for Mr Hesss funeral We b1d fare well to one of our most beloved frlends We lost to Ponca C1ty 146 Mr Wnemer appomted to office of superintendent of schools Rehearsals for semor play start Mr K1rkman appomted to office of prxncipal of hxgh school What a pep assembly' We really l1ke that new yell Oske wow wow' F1rst report cards Anyone want to borrow an lnk eraser? NOVEMBER Mrs Pxnkston fell 1n St Lou1s and broke her knee cap We hope she gets well very soon The Whrte Hussars presented a very fine musxcal pro Blg pep assembly We get scalp of Chllocco football team wxth a 27 6 score Dave Coburn got h1s leg frac tured near the end of the game Senlor play BEST YEARS A wonderful per formance Football banquet Quarterbacks Club sponsors bxg pep rally down town We burned the Cushmg Tiger Hope we can do the same tomorrow mght We dldn t do lt though Cush1ng beat us l4 0 Look whos back Its Mrs Plnkston She cant walk yet though Homecomlng assembly Band Queen Bobbe Stxerwalt I5 crowned at the Band Queen Coronatton Concert Aren t we lucky? No school today DECEMBER F1rst basketball game with Sapulpa We won 28 23 Mr Kxrkman reads student conduct rules at assembly and gives us a lecture on twxtterpatxon Oh' That was the hardest P D test we ve ever had That Jumor class has some colossal talent They pre sented a fine assembly Wow' Thxs was a close one Drumrlght 36 Guth r1?35 Student Counc1l sponsors a sock hop tn the gym We all had a gay tlme Band and glee club present Chrrstmas assembly School drsmlssed for the Chrrstmas hohdays Merry Chrtst mas everybody' JANUARY Back to school agam Whered everyone get the1r new clothes? Old Man W1nter finally got here The ground IS cov ered wrth ice and sleet Varsrty beats Cushmg 43 26 End of first semester Cheer up students The grxnd IS half over now One of the best basketball games of the season Tor nadoes 21 Alumm 20 Pay assembly Ben Hammond cartoonrst comedran and ventnloquist presented a very fine assembly Cant we ever beat Ponca Cnty? We lost agam 29 27 G1rls w1n Cleveland tournament and brmg home a beautxful trophy FEBRUARY Duck' Here comes a snow ball Ill be glad when thxs snow melts Whee' Glrls beat Byng 37 34 What a game Varsxty loses out rn the semrfinals of the Edmond tour nament Senior Catherlne Warren IS crowned basketball queen at Cushrng game Senlor Mary Ann Wlemer wms Golng to College qu1z We finally broke the jxnx We beat Ponca Cnty 34 32 There was a sock hop after the game Our g1rls are domg all r1ght too They won the dxs tr1ct tournament MARCH Look at lt snow' March came 1n l1ke an esklmo Varsxty gets beat 1n the reglonal tournament The girls show them how xt IS done and wln their regxonal tour nament Another bxg trophy for our collectron Report cards agam We m1ght as well face tt Gnrls go to state tournament They get out of school for three days Why couldnt we all play on the g1rls team? tsrlly questronl You semors better hurry up Thls IS the last day you can order your cards and announcements D Club 1n1t1at1on Those poor boys I bet they cant sxt down for a week Stand up straight now so Mnss Camp can measure you Such a fine basketball season deserves a celebration That basketball banquet served the sltuatxon qurte well jumor play THE BLUE BAG It rolled them tn the a1sles APRIL Today we received a three weeks vacation from school April fool' Semors go to Oklahoma Cnty to vrsxt the state leglsla ture We finally got the Gusher off to press Now we can rest a whxle Glee club goes to Cushmg for the dlstrlct vocal clmrc Band goes to Cushmg for the dlstnct band contest Thesptan assembly D Club leaves for Lake Texhoma Have fun fel lows You deserve 1t Sophomore assembly Hope the semors do as well Looks as 1f sprmg fever IS really here Everybody wants to sleep through class It was such a pretty day and then report cards MAY Sklts for Thespxan program Sen1or assembly Is that what four years of hxgh school does for one? Band leaves for Trl State Band Festxval at Emd Electron of Student Council officers for 49 50 Awards assembly JUHIOI' and semor banquet We dxdnt have hot dogs after all Baccalaureate servtces Those senrors really look schol arly xn their caps and gowns JUNE 2 Graduatxon exercrses 3 For some of us today IS the last day of school For others just the begrnmng of a short vacatlon 18- . - .. 'A I ' ' , - I A ' ' . Y . ' U V' ' -I 21- ' ' ' . ' , A- . , ' 29' V A , ' , D. . I It A ' ' I ' - f -4 5- . C , .. 1 , I V I H 12- . . . - 17- . 'D . ' . , ' ' , .. ' l . y - ' - ' . ' 26- ' ' ' , . n ' - 4 . - 1- ' . ' ' ' . - , , l ' ' 9- ' ' . ' ' . ' . ' A ' 12- ' . 15- ' ' . ' ' 2 b . . - . . 1671. lv - - - A ' I D v - ' ' ' - 28- ' l , ' gram in assembly this afternoon. for your cap and gown. ' , ' 29- ' . - A ' I ' Y u U. ' ' - ' ' , ' 1- ' ' ' . - ' ' ' ' . ' , . . 6- ' h ' ' - M , ' . . . GT - . vr ' ' h b ' Si ' . . . . . , 13- ' . 14-.. ., ' ' - - ' A . , . . 20- ' f ' . .. l ' 25- ' ' ' . - , , , . N- .A - - . . . . - . - 2- D . D .. - ' , ll- A , ' - ' - , 12- ' ' . - - - ' , ' - 20- ' ' ' -' . Y , 25- . Nw , . D . , ' 29- ' ' . ' ' - LZ Gene 0 Dells famlfure These ktds 1rc tust looktng, at fllfllltllftl now 111 If or two wht Il they st 1rt huymg fllI'IllShlIlgS for the 1r own homes they ire go 1113, lb uk to GENE O DELL S FURNITURE STORE For better Qlllllly and helpful ad une we look to Mr O Dall Dr Pepper VV1nter or surnrne r 1 Dr Pc ppt r l11ts tht spot ts fmt s 1 is t ma l KlIlkN lre sl1ovt111g, tha vuorc THE CULP DR PEPPER BOTTLING ANT IS mdud l 111 1ttr1tt1xe as t 1hl1shme 11t 27' ,ffx Z D Howard Co s t vt ll 1 dre 1 Who uldnt ltke to own 1 uw 49 Ford o11 xert1ble9 Marx Ann and Dale will tell you tha MR Z D HOWARD IS the man to see you 1rL tn the mood to buy 1 new Ford And who ISU t3 freddie? 6'l'l7f Frlday mght after 1 football game finds our heroei at FREDDIES GRILL They are mlghty hungry 1ftLr th 1t rugged game The food served to them at FREDDIES IS just the thmg to put the fimshmg touch on a per featd.-1y . .t'I'!f' .1 Anrnonyk nrnrrkhl ht x 1 ANI HONX stores ln tlns 1r nt x K 1 P are an f nn 1 xprrng lrt an gqqef X Drarnrrgnf flower Snap ll! l U lf' W 7 J l l fresh flowers the DRL'VlRlCzHT l'l OW ER SHOP hlli the hull Scortre rs 1l ms rn x ant 1 of o problems Th 1nks for hung suth 1 swell per son Scottie Central Cnevrolef The new 49 Churolet I5 here' Mr Father rs Sl'lOWlI1g Glorm 1nd Rn hard one of the new nnprovul fe ltures the l ifgt r trunk tomp1rt :nent One would cert illllN have an enjoy 1ble trip lf he took 1 VdC3flON ln the new Chexy Anal when you return why not tqke xour 1uto rm p nfs to tht CHEVROLET CARAGE9 Mrller Hardware lt mn t llkelv that Dean and Paulme are thrnk mg, of settrng up housekeepmg but they are always on the lookout for some-thmg special MILLER S HARDWARE STORE IS known f1r and wrde as the home of mam good buxs IU home furnmhlngs at re1sonable prices Home Supplv One of Drumrights growing business est ab lishments is the HOME SUPPLY COM PANY Here Mrs Fisher is pointing out to Vlfglllli ind Ronald the special features of the furniture For home furnishings with stx le see HOME SUPPLY Norwood s Ever since we can rn member thern h is been a NORWOOD S The old root beer barrel is a famili ir sight to ill students and gradu ites ofD H S Mrs Norwood ilvx ixstikes in in tin interest in school actixltles She is rep nd for her interest bx the patronage of the stu cle nt budx Parleff Studio Phil is trying to eipture that specifil little grin of Mrs. Pinkstorfsfhe will do it. too, Much credit is due Mrs. Pinkston and Phil for help- ing to make our vear book such a success. Thinks for Q verything. Marquette Pfrarmacy Myra jo and Rober! have the right idea when they take their gift problems to the MAR- QUETTE PHARMACY. Burney Brasel is everyones friend in time of need. Ever since there has been a Gusher, the MARQUETTE PHARMACY has been one of its most faith- ful supporters. gm-se Home Sappaf rn 1 ll P 7 fl l I rm s l me Subplx ll Yin -.-..s.:..nn.- as--J. Aannnnns Rexall Drag Serum vuth asm le saxs Mr Hut? 'as he s hrs us to please the school klds who flotk mio hls store at lunch txme Hrs cour teous seruce md readx srmle do much to m fke tha REXALL DRUG STORE the fa xorlte h mg, out of the hxgh school gang, Parlerr Studio Let these pretxous memorxes lump r forex er m c mclld portralts The mcst lmport mt event Ill zu mom s llfe deservu the expr rt attcn tum of 1 professional photographer Let the PARLETT STUDIO press rve for vou the l astmg he luty of the se mom: nts of h lpplm ss 'C-.3 Kfrfon Motor Co No wonder Geneva has a bug smlle spread all over her fqce Who wouldnt llke to take a rule m 1 new 49 Chrysler? Danny looks on wlth approval as Bruce Krrton explains some of the finer pomtshof the car that IS Stephenson s Oldsmobile X il m s NN I P Qfifl 4 fy s I4 L l l X u I 4 s s I Gibson s Snoe Store E erwom likes to bus new shoes 5 mulls when one gets the courteous iIItIlIlUll tl I GIBSON S SHOE STORE off: rs Len: le df1ClKt'fH1I! ln the b uk and H irold and I nk IH the front seem to be 6'IljO5lI1g whit In mx people Ionsnder 1 t ask For re allx gm ci shoe s see the assortment at GIBSON S Eddie Snadld The nlfrks at EDDIE SHADID S are among the most frxenclly ln town They go ill out to give the 1 ustomer the be st of se rvue Besldes h1s dresses and suns Mr Sh zdrd h as an attrac' tlxe llIlL of shc es Paws Paint Store Mr Muldrew gives Barbara and Burney the dope on enamel while Mrs Muldrew tells Mary and Barbara all about her new line of Ivy pottery The DAVIS PAINT STORE car rles wallpaper paints kltchen utensils and glfts for every occaslon ,E .u 145 .ei Superror Cleaners 1 lm: ss 4 Q s mr x Q ings ti tht SLI PR QLFAWFRS Mr H1fIN!lk1xlSlllQ mr ml in Ltr lvusine Ri Cawley s For better Clothes in mens vxear visit PAT CAWLEY S md see his fine selection of men s clothing As we peep in we see Pat trxlng a suit on Donny while Skzppv and Darlene look on in ipproval Te ll us all about that red tie Donny Cfzronrsfer s Mr Chromster tht De Qoto ind Plxmouth cl Aer is ilu qs rt iclx to tell inxont a out his hm line of C Irs Mars ind Hou ard look on 'is if to sax. We beliexe you. uri 1,3 Firestone Drumright's FIRESTONE STORE is one of the newest establishments in town. Melvin Rogers the manager is doing everything in his power to make it one of the most attractive business houses in Drumright. His success is due to his hard work and friendly disposition. If you don't believe it. just ask Ruby and George. People like to go where they are wanted. .ll -T Campbell s Here Mrs C impbell md Darlene are glvlng Mary jo all the details concermng thls fme Swansdown sul! The Swansdown lme IS ex cluslve wlth CAMPBELL S For ladnes beau txful long wearlng ready to wear VlSlt CAMP BELL S McCall 6 Sebastian Thxs bulldmg IS the new headquarters of Mc CALL Gs SEBASTIAN Because of the expan sxon and growth of thxs concern xt became necessary to have a larger space ln whxch to operate For dependable onl fleld haulmg see MCCALL 85 SEBASTIAN I Na Way The food Vou huv determmes the llfe you llve Everyone wants Grade A groceries and thls IS what you get when you trade at the NU WAY GROCERY jack Caldwell IS the manager Here he IS helpmg Grace and james wlth thelr grocery buymg Crescent 6rocery Don t you enjoy goxng mto a place where ev eryone wears a great bmg sm1le9 You w1ll fmd sm1les aplenty at OTT S CRESCENT GRO CERY Peggy and Bob thunk of their shop pmg tour as fun You too can shop wlth a smlle lf you trade w1th Ott .ah Bef, it ti, O7 v.: 32 Bennett Sfubbleheld Funeral Home The BI' NINPT I' STUBBI I' I' IPLD FUNFR Al HOME, pus one krndlx tourteous sz rvue rn tlmt of gmt When xou nu cl help the most x of your iffu s t r and vnu nlc ll 1 71'-by-v-ss? 'W'- ine Drumrggnr Pubnsnfng Company THE DRUMRIGHT JOURNAL and the DRUMRIGHT DERRICK-our two weekly publxcatlons -contaxn news of Drumrlght Ollton and outlung dlstrlcts The reasonable rates mart ase lts tlrculatlon annually Here Peggv and Bob get the news hot oFf the press Rocker! 5 Attentron stude nts mtl husmess men' Eqlllp xourselxes with sthool md othtc supphes from the fine Selettlllll found it ROCKETT S Fern vnlll tell xou th at the st hool supphes are of the hnest quahtv Wh lt s thxs9 Bob seems to he buy mg aglft from thx ci untx cllspl ly thit Mrs Rocket! rs shovung, ffl 'N Mclelldn 5 It looks as lf the gurls joan The Cather me and jacque-are gomg to ha a party Mr Clemons the manager of Ilumrxghts largest Sc and 10c store ns glvmg them some helpful hmts concerning favors decoratlons etc 6'urrell lumber Co :xx I lrkelx that Lois Dnzd and :re Lanny, In re da tor ite thc rr l't'SpEkIlVt homes X vurt thex would be s e rn seck mg, adxut md lIliIEflilS at the CURRELL LUMBER COMPANY Carl Peters The httle Model A appears to have run out of gas agam B111 and Sallv dnd the rrght thmg when they came to CARL PETERS STA TION for a refrll Here thorough and prompt servrte IS fhexrs for the askmg Mr Peters rs a great one to back the students nn any of thelr attrvrtxes Wellman s WALLMAN S BATTERY and ELECTRI CAL COMPANY rs always ready to help peo ple like Bill Lamberson when hrs llttle Model A runs down You wrll fmd the LIFETIME WILLARD BATTERY at WALLMAN S If rt rs tlme to have a new battery mstalled ID your car let WALLMAN S do rt L' I 0 llmon Look at the mce scoreboard that the C I O Unlon made for our football fleld Here the boys pose m front of It THE C I O INTER NATIONAL UNION has an extenslve mem bershxp m Drumrlght ...F' Q Tower ffzearre 1 KJWPR llll'Al'Rl' has 1 vu n r rs lll rn ln the r 1Wr Hur s 1 1 1 I 118 Druuul 1 ill nn pun h lung, tu Q lt K l l rt nun nt Nlsll the IUXNER THEA I' W' 7 5 Wacker s Here Harold Maggard manager of WACK FR S IS shovnmg school supplles to three of our se mor boys Tommv Thomas 'md Robert are Lrltltal buyers but they seem to approve ofthe x alues found here long Bell Everxtlnng, Nou mul to bulld The LONG BELL LUMBER COMPANY IS known for its Vkllllllglllt ss to touper ite with the Custom ers Tn rn flu all busrness transactions pleas mt and LUIISITLILIIXQ ls the arm of this com pmw T akc xour lllllllllllgi problims to a lum ber Lump any that h is been tried and proven Q 44453555-:ri Ury flecfrlc Tommv Duzdson ns reallv puttmg up a sales talk trymg to sell Geraldme and Lew on hrs electrlcal apphances Take your electrxcal problems to Davxdsons CITY ELECTRIC We A wish to extend our sincere congrafufagfons ,O the Semor Class QI 1949 and ihe students of Drum:-ight High School and wrsh you every success in the future. r ' 4 . , , , 1 K 0 ,, , , ag 001 1,4 v 't t ' ' 4 3 '- 1 f Qi . 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