Drumright High School - Gusher Yearbook (Drumright, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1952 volume:

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QA detailed list of the calendar is given on page 96.1 Page 5 is the DEDICATION to our friend. Mr. Plexco. The ADMINISTRATION, headed by Mr. VV? mer and Mr. Kirkman, is on page 6. Page 7 shows our faculty in session. Miss Anderson, secretary of our school, and the girls who work in the of- fice are on page 8. On page 9 is our BOARD OF EDUCATION which helps in the running of our school, Page I0 and ll show our Student Council is session and members and officers on the way to the State Convention. The TEACHERS and the SCHOLASTIC HONOR section are on pages 12 to 19. On pages 20 to 29 is the ACTIVITIES sectiong the ,IUNIOR and SENIOR PLAYS, the dramatic clubs, the GUSHER STAFF. Pictured on pages 30 to 36 is the MUSIC section. The crowning of the BAND QUEEN, the BAND and the MIXED CHORUS are shown on these pages. For SPORTS see pages 38 to 55: the FOOTBALL section 40-463 BAS- KETBALL section 47-55. The SENIOR class is pictured on pages 56 to 65. On pages 66-67 is a list of senior activities. The JUNIOR class pictures appear on pages 68 to 74. Pages 75 to 79 contain likenesses of the SOPHOMORE class. The FRESHMAN class is shown on pages 80 to 84. Beginning on pages 85 and continuing through page 95 is our ADVERTISING section. If it were not for the help of these people, we could not have this, our Gusher. Upper, left lo riglri-Phyllis Fisher. Kay Fisher, Sandra Day, Letha Crane, Ruby W'arner, Martha Chesnut. Donna Sue Patterson. The piece of arm at extreme right belongs to Virginia Peters. Lauer--Mr. Stroud, Custodian. if . H YE 7 Y , E vi 5 Q D ff o 1' 1491 f 1 , I J 1 xx JE Egg ' if Te:fr:',f' ii 'W 5 A I I .t Liu .Tw gk H 3 A ' ge Y M X if ,x N ' 1 Q H' , 4 A ' 1 A I ,A ixw- ,fx W X fI I.'!Q, xx lm gl Q 1 an 3 - f:L'kx,t,, ,,-f,j .Legg 7 r n ,I , Q 5 ' il: i 'Y Q J I O 9 3 i ' as ' ' C ' A X x r Mk v, fini' rp 7 ' ' o. i xg 3. 'E' 'X' as :5 4.- A L n 5 x I 9 1 F ,H Calendar wlilie C.-XIYNUAR sliowed that we were kept buss' tlie entire year. Our days and niglits were complete- ly filled from the time we enrolled on August 28 to tlie end of scliool, May 23. lfootball, Senior play, queen con- tests, football banquet, band concert, Guslier sales, initiation into clubs, as- semblies, feuding between classes, bas- ketball, holidays, and study made time fly the first semester. Basketball, Junior play, music con- test, basketball banquet, assemblies :md doings of clubs, lfaster holiday, base- ball, and track, all bigliliglmted by end- of-scliool activities A Alunior-Senior banquet, B3CCI1l.lL1I'C.llC, and Gradua- tion-made tbe second balf all too sbort, and before we realized it, we were out in tbe big outside world again looking toward .1 place in that world or toward another school year. Four n'r'lm'k al Ijflliflfigljf High - - ki Administration Our ADMINISTR.-XTION is headed by our superintendent and principal. Mr. Wiiemer is at his desk on the dot of eight every morning and is immediately immersed in the many problems of a superintendent's life. lle is always avail- able by telephone or in person to people who want to talk with him A students, teachers, parents, board members, salesmen and others. Outstanding traits of Mr. Xlfiemer are his efficiency and decisiveness in man! aging the affairs of our schools. Mr. Kirkman is just as busy with all the many de- tails in dealing with high school affairs from checking our daily attendance to introducing visiting personages in an assembly. It is always easy for pupils and parents alike to talk with him on problems of students' wel- fare. They Work with the other members of the high school faculty in giving us the best possible training. The teachers represent the various fields of study and they all work to give us a well-roundecl course. They meet often on Tuesday mornings at 8:15 in the library to talk over problems and discuss how they can work together to help us. UARNYIN KIRKMAN-I'mii1lial. Oklahoma A.8:N1., B.S,g University of Maryland, Ni.Ed. -6, in-li ,1 .43 1' ' u. , . -1-1 ,P-gr! .rf I 'f YY UI 1 rw v' rfmgrfflf 11.1 'Ury Pxnkstmm, Hr, Tidrow. Nir. l.xumcxcr. Hr. Kxngxlu. Xfr. Duckclt, Mrs. .-Xpplc N11 l nlxm Ximc mwp. Xluw l.r'm-nn. Xin Hun, Xlr. Kxrkmm. Um lrwnd. Xin Knrknmm. Xin. K.1m. Xiu :Kruk mln 4 l Board of Education It took the combined efforts of several groups to keep our school running smoothly. Much was done bv the Ol7I5lClf STAFF which was ably managed by Miss Anderson. She was helped by girls doing the chores connected with the work of a school office. For instance if mother wanted to get word to her child, joan or ,lean or one of the other girls cheerfully delivered it to him. The members of the BOARD OF EDUCATION were busy at their own work but took time to further all activities for the betterment of our schools. Mr. Vier NVinans was employed as a salesman for a meat packing company, Mr. Verle Smith, electrical engineer for an oil company: Mr. lid Shore, gasoline engineer for an oil companyg Mr. Sam Denyer, city attorney and lawyer with a private practice, Mr. A. C. XViemer, superintendent of schools, Mr. Arnold Scheer, employee of a hardware and furniture concern, Mr. J. N. Blose, employee of an oil company, Mr. James Appleby, fore- man of the Ford garage, and Miss Lucile Anderson, secretary to the superintendent and to the principal. The BOARD OF FDUCATION gave of their time not just 185 days, but devoted 365 days of the year to helpful service in the interest of Drumright Schools. .sg-. Sealml, lrfl In nglvl- -Barbara Skecn, joan Shideler. Sfuriillrrg-Frances Shideler, Doris Odom, Beverly Pruitt, Ina Marie Hammaclt, Peggy Sharp, glean Morris, Betty Gibson. xi -Q ,af lil llmliiiiiiiiil 3 2 IT , WIWXXL ...,....,. 4. 1. ,4 6 Ag ' 'rfb B, i A 5 b 1 '29 wi 'Q A 'ff 5 Student Council lssther. Nlyra, Ted, Nlarland, and lean are discuss- ing the location of Drumright on the glohal map. Through their STLYUI-'XT CiOL'NCfll work this year they have come to realize the importance of learning to work together in this small world. :Xt the State STL'Dl-'NT CiOL'NCfll. Cionvenlion held in Stillwater in December, the Drumright Organ- ization was represented by Ted Nlcllwain, Myra Fret- well, and Doris Odom. These delegates, accompanied by Nlrs. Apple, spent three days on the Oklahoma A.SlM. Campus attending meetings. Hearing talks by students of other schools and joining in group discus- sions with them, our delegates reah7ed that DHS is a school of which to be proud. In a regular meeting the STUDENT COUNCIL discusses student opinion expressed through representa- tives and makes plans for special proiects during the year. Some of these proiects were outdoor pep as- semblies, News Nlagaline of the Screen, the Christmas Sock Hop, the March of Dimes Talent Show, Observ- ance of Brotherhood W'eek, and Tacky Day. -rf 93 Nl .h ,- '-.iii a . . i ...ff l X 0 ' L' -Q el? f ' l.r,'i: Ti- 'i -In A . A . T'w-, -1--' lift In rzlqfil 'lwther Carter, treasurer, Myra lretviell, Yell Leaderg T Xlcllvnain, president, Harland Rhodes, site-president, It-.in Morris, secretary 1: Lvf! In ngfilfTed Mcllwain, Mrs. Apple, Myra Fretwcll, Doris Odom. -10- 5+.,.f 3 YU' C 'CZ 14 ,,.,.f'x A155 Fm! ,Wu -Inn Horns. Shirley Tudd, Inform Spence. Doris Odom, Donna Sue Black. Srroml mu -Mrs. Apple. Esther ft,lFl0F. IvhL'lITT.l Cihrlsrv. Sue Maid. Helen Gibsnrx. N1vrJ Fretwcll. Tfvnl vnu -johnny' Custvr, Bob Xvebb. Donald l'.ur'kur N1,mrl.md Rhudux. Ilun Humlcx :xl JUL' IQ-.i XL-lIu,,,n ,11,,, rv- Scholastic Honors We were very proud of our HIGH RANKING GIRL and BOY. This honor was given to the senior boy and girl who had the highest grade average for all four high school years. In winning these awards, our students deserve much credit for their diligent work and cooperation. but could they have attained this goal without the helping hand of their teachers?? Mrs. Hess, our librarian, always went out of her way to help a student find material he needed. Her library was a pleasant place in which to study. Mrs. Pinkston, with unfailing good humor, helped in all problems pertaining to her classes and modern day life in general. Her teaching of tolerance and understanding made her pupils more able to live in harmony with their fellowmen. Mrs. Apple, al- ways sympathetic and understanding with all her duties, was never too busy to help a student to under- stand new problems or catch up on work. Mrs. Kane employed all devices and helps such as films, records and posters to aid us in understanding our work. These teachers, in addition to all the others, helped us to win. We are proud of Doris and Dale who achieved the highest honor our school had to offer. lfI5l'I'll I'II'iSS 'I.If'VdYld!l. Central State College, B.A. IOL' ANN lllXf1lfX', Sofia A-S, HAZEI. AI'I'I.If--Nlaflnwufirt, Northeastern State Col- lege, 8.5.3 Oklahoma A.25LM., MS. ..12-, f' 0 Special Awards Our teachers by their xxorls in classrooms and laboratories. their smiling good nature, their patience and determination that we should learn. helped us to gain three Sl'l'iCil,-Xl. :XXYARIJS as seniors. Miss liriend. who in her tiriendlx, smiling fashion, was always reads' to help students even after school hours, chose the student who received the science award. .lohn Robert lshmael was given this award for outstanding work in sClL'llCU. No one worked harder nor helped out in so many activities of the school as Nlrs. Kirkman who encouraged her students to do grade work. She iudged who was worthy of the commercial award, which this year was won by Anne Freeman. Nliss Camp drilled us in the finer points of linglish and taught us to appreciate literature. As our dramatics director she caused us to love all activities connected with play production and spurred some on to become professionals. She chose the students worthy of being best thespians. Nlarland Rhodes was the boy chosen, and since two girls were equally good, Donna Sue Black and Nancy XY'adley shared honors as outstanding girl thespians. Mr. Gibson, science teacher and basketball coach, by his genial personality and exacting training princi- ples turned out both good students and good athletes, and helped along with the other teachers in encouraging us to do our best. These awards were tnade in a special assembly near the end of school with Mr. Kirltman helping in the presentations. Vfe learned that hard work was necessary to obtain something worthwhile. ,,,,,,,q-xr'vFW .. v - ' ' ,,... .K ff? ' ,val Tumnuwf State Honor Society Those of us who were. according to our grades, in :lie upper ten pei' cent of our classes were eligible for the ST.'X'l'l' HONOR SUCfll 'l'Y. It made us feel good to he recognized this way after we had struggled and slaved through the vear. Again, we could not have attained this honor without the help of our teachers. Xliss Ciriscom strove to make the girls want to he good homemalsers while Mr. Tidrow tried to get LIN all to realize that two plus two always add up to four. Nlr. Zaumeyer did his best to give us .1 little culture musically, and Mr. Duckett taught us to drive without breaking rules and fenders, and bones. These teachers along with all the others helped us gain membership in this society. JOHN 7fAL'X1lfYlfR -Dmilm' or ,v11,v,,-, Lvniyqrgigt' of Rochester. Fi. Xl Q. 'KN Pl ROSS l7l'f'Kli'l li -llrlxrri Training. ,'lI'l7I1'fl!'f, flffffltl imri' flffnm Oklahoma A.BLN1,, BS. low Is R ISC K 77 l nlxlfx. Lx., .,, x.s Sta C L-gc iur XX'mm-n, Nl.A 'l'llJRU'NX' -N1atlwn1.1l- Hntum, .'1!fvl1'llfi. Cun- 51.110 College, BS. Ifnl nl N. wfu.f Xlcnlm lieu-rlx llnmlul l'cKcra llan p 1 4 i I pri- E l a vc ,- sf GP vo sv X ll llff lu nlgfvl --Nlxra lrcrwcll, Yirgnnia Kane. Nlvrna l'lCfflf1gllll'1. Alum llxggnnlwozlmnm, ,lovcc Scan Karol mg V 14' -l .llll lluwarnl. Vfxlcnc Dcpux, Jacque Bell, Sue Brawl, Rav IM-II Allard, Karen Bcclx. Tblnf rnu'-Pc S xx Slurlcx Paltcrmn. ,lg-an Nlnrrns. liarlura l,.H FlSl l, Billxc fframcr. Gerald Black. Fnurffv mu'-Fitlmcr Car er Imrllllum fvlump, ,'XIlI1.llR'll llunlx-rn, klcmycc Blanton. Glenn Imam, Clmrlcs XX'omlward. Iflflfv rfwu'-Doris O om Pruur, l'l15llu lnlwr, Norma ,lean Cargill, Loretta lmuhcr. Nlarvm Smith. Sntlw mul-Donna Pzxden, -Ianxce urn. Samlra llax, l'n.1rlw.u'.x Kuulmfr. llmwuln caUklkl.1!'Ll, Bob Wblwb. Suzruflv mu -Klan' Louise Odom. Yirgmxa , f x vlll l'lull1px. .lolwn Applc. ,Icrrx Osborn, Dale Iinigl-well llgfwl' fm ,Rnlxanl -lanwnuxun. lack lfowllu l I Fl A . -1y,- National Honor Society SUl11L'Ul-llNlWX struggliiig, plodding .ind plugging day After' d.1x' for three xe.ii's were .ilwle to t7l3l.llll membersliip in the NA'l'lUN.AXI HONOR SO- Cill'-I'Y. Xlenihers in the soeiety were chosen from the highest ten per gent of the class .is iuniors .ind seniors .ind were iudged for this honor on lender- ship, eh.1r.ieter, .ind service. We considered this the highest honor, .is .1 group. we could receive in high school. The efficiency of Nlr. Kingsley, lieid of wood- working department, nude it possilwle for the students to have .1 product to he proud of. Mrs. Anderson's potience. kindness, .ind helpfulness hore fruit when students found they could write .i correct Ifnglish composition or le.1rn to appreciate I.ilt- of Iwo C ities or As Xou like lt. Nlr. Butcher. who liked his students, helped them in kJl'il.ll'lUf11.l History class .is well .is in the study' lull .ind on football field. XVL' could not have won honors without help from such teachers as these. sv 7 Rlllilfllil' KIYCAI FY lmflrifrmf xlrfi, Xltl'lierson folletge, BS. In W. fliueky BL I'f.llI R Robert I.. Y filfwltln lJIH'!f'lV, llratl lfwlluzll 1 wifi, f lllt'X, Oklahoma IJ ll S lndustrii f,llf'lV3. llhwlil fiinlqrufrfii. C,entr.il Sure t.ull.ge. PLA. instruttor. .ind l wrlilllllq sflltlrllls show 11 xrilli IMI habits that lt IH- r 1 lx II I'X A .'XNIlI'R's .' lrltgfnfv, lllxluvy x X KIICI.lIlOIN.l :X.2SLNI. '-,I 1 Pl f- 1--Q' .5 :punk 'fdbf ' . college' Klux 'I Iwx ,ure Own N V. I .xrrv Ilntum. -lulmson .1 n .I wcond Phu., in lfjl lu rilgfvf, fini mu --john IsI1m.1uI, Nhry Ann I7.1Fkcr. Donn.: Sue Black. Zlohn Apple. 'Funk I'Icss. Srrffnd fmt- Inrczm Rulmurn, Ifsxhcr Carter. Duns Odom. Nlvm Irctwcll. Bcvcrlx Prunu. 'Ilvml mu-Nancy' Xl adley. DILIS SCIICFS Ynrgurmm IH-ton, Ilrmmv Tuckcr, jmck Iiowlkcs, Richard klamicson. Nhrland Rhodes. Inns. P2 L . f ,,19.. Activities XY'e have many kinds of ACTIVITIIQS in our school, some honorary and others which are open to all. Two of these are BOYS' STATIQ and GIRLS' STATIQ, composed of boys and girls chosen from the upper ten per cent of the iunior class from high schools all over the state. They meet at chosen towns to study government. These are sponsored by the different service clubs of the town, particularly the American Legion and American Iegion Auxiliary. The GOING TO CUI.I.IfGIf qui! was conducted by the University of Tulsa for the brilliant seniors who didn't shine so brightly when called on to give the Gettysburg Address and nursery rhymes, Inci- dentally, Donald Parker won the S25 savings bond. The 4-II CLUB was composed of students from all classes interested in the many activities that help make a good wide-awake citiven. Those that ap- peared particularly alert were Bob, Billy Don, and Phillip. The members were interested in the projects offered which ranged from raising farm products to sewing. Their leaders were Miss Lois De Mond and George Maynard. They met once 3 month. It was not under direct sponsorship of the school, but the school encouraged it and helped when possible. ,gon , i 5-' '- z: . . gif I isovs' .xxii taxis' sian, lin fi. ,,K1.f--,l.itk imtsiitt-s, ml.- liadgwcll, lions Odom, Marx Ann lacl-ter. 'Eels NC, Ik? CQl5I,I,I'.fiIi, Iifl In rfgfil-Ilorls f,LIOfT1. lack Iiowlltes, Myra Iretwell, Nancy Vfadlcy. Don Hensley, Don Parker. H-......-.N N'--...,,,.,.n lr- 5 '-- -W. , M A -4... , M'- sw-. -L, .- -ez 'Ss sg, f f is ' nfl 2, if n ' X NL -'fdvfgfzi XX mf Incl' fum- Spa-mer: xluc-prcwndcnt. Tnmmx Bums: SCCYCKJFY. Carol l.1mcs1 .md lmdurx, Ur. Xl.1yn.1rd And Xhxx Dc Hon ,.,31-A, 4X lg 5 ug - K 3 2' -'TE .jf Gif ii? H+. zu? s pl 5 . I H --4 'f . E., 15, iw if 4: ff' 1' I . , ' V 55. ' f 31 ' i' .el az 5: 31. , .. .. Y , . , I' , :T . N ' A f 25, 5 F , . I f ' 5 J 3 : I -AVA , i ssffy, K U - ... - .. ggmi, Z I xg , ,,. , mix: ,- x . 3 .as A lx I , . fu-.' ron lloniiit' Rh'-atles, Patti lliiuaril. ll.irh.ir.i Parrish. Nlitfi . 'xiidt'rsrm. XVyltiit' llcpiiy. Nlyrna lleffintgton, Ioanne O'KelleV latqiit' liill, lraiilt ll. llcss, Vlartella llouliiig. Virginia Kane, Nliss lririid. spimwr Sinful init f-lean Xlorris, Robyn Bfmhafiq Smit' llrast-l. lxt-imtih l.iu-son. Cieorigt' Yue. lfranlt Xyatson. ,lolin Potts. Wfiyrie Xlousur. Sammv Kay 0'Kcllcy, Ciarv lVlcCrziclitin H.ll'lW.lf.l Kottlioff. Naiity Xllvfjlilli. Xlarv louise Uiliiin, Virginia l t'tt'rs, :'Xiitlr.i Xliltliell, lolin liolseri lshm.it'l. ferry Osborn. S. 0. S. The work of the STUDENTS OE SCIENCE CLUB was built around the principal interests of its members. Programs in the fields of astronomy, archeology, and psychology were presented dur- ing the year. A report was given of new developments in science and on how to prepare for an atomic attack. F. H. A. THE EUTURE HOMEMAKERS OE AMERICA is an organization to help its members to become better homemakers and citizens of the community. Our outstanding project this year was sponsoring the XVorld Christmas Festival. Sixty- five pounds of gifts, S32 in cash, and 102 pounds of used clothing were contributed this year. Niall lfNliss liristoin. sponsorg Xlrs, T. xl. Cairnalian, clulv mother: Pat NleNutt. trcasurcrg Norma Sue Johnson, vice-president: Nannctte Osborn, prcsidentg Nancy Morgan, song leadcrg Norma Vfhetstone. reporter. Opal Cargill, Annabelle Hudson, Mrs. S. l'. Osborn. club mother. Sliuiilmg-Delores Curtis, Nancy Suliuartl. Ruth Tippix, Mary ilaton. Sue Giddcon, Gay Osborn, Donna Curry, Marie Cllarlt, Vivian Hausncr, Artic Mav: Glimp, jumta Ciriffitli. Saniniy O'l'iellt-y, lo.mne O'Kcllcy. Nancy Nleuing- er. Carol Smith, Patsy Bowlt-s, Xml Pnrnrinl--ll.: Hallman. secretary. 'fx ' i f X- 3 ', ij: 'V 'Q A t 5 E111 v wx' ar ,-V 1. . -as ' z c3', 3+, ' .f Usher Corps :Xt stliool plus. tomt-isis, gixiilmiatioii .intl other pro gl rms, our Lhlll li CORPS xyis .ilxxxixs there lmmling out pi'ogi11liis, liiirliiig stills lui' like euii1cI'N. L1ll'I'X1I1g mimics Hom rlerccloi' to pl.iN emi .intl iloiiig the million little lUlN lllll llClP I11.llxL' ULU' PIUAQIJIII NLlgxL'NNlLll. llllh CUFF? XK.lNHl.1xlk' llpirl girls from .ill lULII'Cl.1NNL'N. I 'v I wif, Ii H fo ifgfw' l.ie.iue Ihill, Xlirfi ,Xiiilerson, Shirley XX'.ilson, uli:--r, Siioml rifn lloniiie Rlinniilex. Yami' XYin.ins, l5onn.i Sue lll.1cls. . , Xlx i.i lret is --ll X ii gum.: K me Xl.1i x loiriw Uiloni Tfvnif ron v---llirlnri 1-'r f Ol .l'. l I-. Xl , ll-H ' .lx.' l l-, ' ' ' , . '. Hi rm lu xmrn ll 'Nur Un' L mgtlm ll nhl lxoilliofl. Xlxii1.1 lleliineloii, Nlnxine Stiton, Nuns Shore. lwillrlfr Cuyle fuss, Nom Nlcliuxglilzn, l'lielm.i Cihrislx Yi'iffu.f V'lll'7'lLHTII.l Griffith, listlieri 1rter.llL.ei. l5ir'ries.lloiii1,il:xxi:i.llp.1lC.ir'glll.Nl1iilc lhittersmi. lemme lexus. prtsirleizi l'1lf.'v.f run lomne Uiliellex. Nine' Nlorgln, Xixiiri ll.-usner. N.iiii:i.x lx.ix lfliellex. l'i.1rlw.ir.i Korrliotf. Nlncy Nleilinger, l'hxllis lislier Iffhffll mu Wlitli Amlerson, Ruby XY.1rner, Cmrol hiss, klewel 'l'illm.m. K.iren Kirk. Xlirx' liuiue Odom. Yirginu Kine, lvflfi rffuf-fllelcn fiihson. llelli. fiilwxon, l3.irl,i Vblilson, Rsylene llnis. lJonn.1 Sue l'.xlterxon, Xl.iiie Clirk, Sxlvm Rushing. .Snffv v'ffu'f-liine Strow, Normn Vlootls. Shirlex liodd, Normm Sue -lolinsori. Yormi Nlilweurniie. N.imlr,i ll-x, Teen News Staff Our TEEN NIQXVS STAFF kept us informed on the goings-on at school and of the social life of thc students. W'rite-ups of these happenings and hits of wit :incl humor were published in the Drumright journal, our local news- paper. Thus everyone could keep up with high school life. rms- ll.lI'l7.lT.l Slut-en. Slnrlex Rodgers. Slmron Bowen 'Fifth mu f--lean i x Nlorris. lkqgx Nliirp. llexeily l'riixxl. .1 I I i 1 D Club ' lI11i II f I III xx is iirIg,iiiifetI iii IWW, ,mtl exerx' xt-.ir sum L1 Ilae c 'ul' Iris guru' :iii ,1 Miriipirig trip river' the I .ister liiililixs, Iii'.iIiIiviiitiiis Iii: iiieiiilielsliip u'i'r'e sump lutfnvltg vi si-:ru spirit llixl IWIHITIHIIIHQ .1 MKII-1lQviIIM'.lttI mth' rim ini spiirts. I I vi-11, i,1,'- I 1,11 Iii rzgflil lS+il' XX cliIi, I iiggem 1 .lr'pmriler, filiirlcs XX iimlu irtI Ni'4fir1.f wir Holi I.ll'l'L'll, lJ.ile lS.irl,4ur-II. I .irrx lhitton, Nl m,f.'ug, .I-',I'141, Iiilin C mister, Im' fiiruer. Otis Hump. Rieiurnl liiiiiesiiii. l il XX illiiiilet. lick luxxlluw.NlI11 latliniri, lim f mlcr. Iiuclilx' isstll. lnlili .'Xpplt Nw' llflilnri f limi 'l'-,dll lx' ,.2'7 Intl vain. Ii 'I fff v.'gf'I fileii III .-Xndersiin. Rm lim Stxerwall. Bah XX el-ls, firm' 1 ,irpeiiur Siifiml wil C li.irIes XX'imtlxs.irtl. Ihxid Seals, Ii Il Xhltllk' Tfvil Hin --l'.ii.l Xlelmine. Im' liruce. I.1nies Cunningham. liiuilf' wil Kenneth Ihirliin. Ritlmrtl Iamiesuvi. Dun Hcnslm. Frftf' vffu liiili Iarreu. ltl XX .illiiiiIgr. leil Xlglluairi, Nuff' riiiiflarrvx l'.iluni. Umm vlimlrl, lhle liitlgis ell Srirulfi mu Bugle Ihitrhcr, sponsorg .lark l-rmllws. presitlerit. Il.irmliI Xoelaers, limes lxrex National Athletic Scholarship Society This was the hrainy brown. Membership in the NA- TIONAL A'l'lll.lQTlC SCHOIJXRSHP SOCIETY re- quires athletes ui hold their grade average to a C or heller. .md still letter in some sport. Only 16 of the nth- Ietes of Drumright High School were able to qualify for this Club. 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X Hmffl-' mxl Wi XX U 'U' Sl.n1.fmNQf Bud XMNALII .lmf VII X1xYx1t:. lvmarwu vwxmlgcrx. lLr,1f.mk. K.xrlv.xr.1 Hllfll wa, Un l'.:mlulnlu X 1-.wxrxnu .uni llmwrm Suu ISIJA. lxpnu ar'-'X' 5 ,,,-Pg - 1-ng,,, 1' r . i A f i I 'I' 1 1 I -fn A v a-ai Q V: '. m. . :V K ff - in E u ii 5 'fum 1 V L m.. Music Wie were proud oi our hllxlilf CHORUS. Although only in its second year here, it developed into 3 fine musical U!'g.lFlll.lIiUl1. The combined interest of the stu- dents .ind tht- skilled ltnidership of Mr. Zgiumeyer were responsihle for the outstanding success of this group. They presented mini' stirring performances .it concerts .md social events. Also we hid different musical groups: ii boys' quartet. two qimrtets made up of girls, .ind .1 piimo duet team. These .iddt-ti variety to programs sponsored by the school, and the members won awards in district and state con- Iohn tests in voice .ind piano. Ifirit Row, Iijfl In rfglvl-.Ienelle Dcehi, lhrla W'ilson, I.zW'.indn Biniginion, Ninn' NX'in.ins. K.irol King. Ruby stone. joan Qhideler. Nhrilvn Filnnton. Jacque Bell. Myra Frctwcll. Pam Thornton. Marv Ann flicker. Mar Black. Jovce Blanton. Xiyrna Heffington. Sammy Kp' O'Kelley. Sfrfmif mu, Irfl tn right-Pat Fisher. Ni Hetzinger. Kay Dell Allard. Hitvi Anderson. Joanne O'KelleV, Barbara Parrish. Laddie Slusser, Tom Tucke Phillips, glerrv Osborn, -lim XX'ilson. Dorothv Goddard, Kmrcn Beck. Marv Louise Odom Karen Kirk, Peggy' Yaumuer Jmilnr NX'.irner. Norma W'l1et- garet Smith, Donna Sue tn Rae Arnett. Nancy r. Bill Volok. Harold Meadows. 35569 f Q 'su , ig, e. ! -N ,F jg. U iii? Q N 'g t FT if Q Y A .--I L 5 lg +4111 O 17 nv'1 H.1'f1r lrrrx Ckb N 4- , N' RJ, ,, jg .- Z 5' 1 its x ,. ,K A Q, V' , 'E 1 x 5' I l W . ' A 1 NW' 4, -bw '71 f 4- ,. ' v W v -Q Ss .hh V. 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She had thc help of many loyal followers, hut, as usual, the major load of the campaign rested upon the queen, -36- Mistake XX1' 11,111 I11 111l111'Nx ' .1 ' N1lSI1XIxl, 111 1141111.11 1111'1111g1 11 1111-1 111111111111I1111p11I111'1'X 111' 11 11 1 1114111 HRS 111NS 11111 1111 Il ISR.-XRN .XSNINIAXIN 11111 111 111'1P1L11 111 IIN 111Wl'.lI'Y lAk'NLl1'L11 12111 XNVIL ILIPIWX 111 110111 III .IHX XX H II IIIX 1111112 1111- .XNSl,N11'1l,Y Pl pXNX1NQ1 C 1 YYJN r'1'xp11I1N11W1L' 111.1111 .1w1'11111111's 111.11 wc 11.111 11111111-1 1111' X'C.lI'. R1'p1'1's1-11t.1t11'1'x 111' I111' N11 111-111 1111111 .III11 f.1CLl1IX 11'111'1N1'11 11 1411111-r 111 111.1111' t111s gmup 111111111111 xI111111I111X. 1111 .111 1111 1111g1 1111111 11111 111 XN 92 qc ,G X N 1 If 1l11111'1 Snr: I7 -.11 -. :11 1, : K 1 -1 1. . 111, A 11 '11'r. Nano' 1' 111 111111 11 H 111 fa .- 7, WX 11rbe1'f 1 ,I ,, NA N1 NHS! Y VI :XNYIYG COX1N1lT'l'l lf, Iwff In r1!ql1lfN1rs. Apple. Mr, Kirknmn. Tod Nicllwain, Mr 111111'11'r. Urs. Hcss. X11Qs CXJINP. Hn. Kane, Mrk 1'1nkSmn. 1c':1n N111rr1S, Mr. Tldrow. -37- Pep Club XVC Could not have got along without our Ylill, LEADERS and well-organized PFP Cl,l.'B. They were always right there at every game, rooting and giving lots of spirit to the teams. They also led in a pep meet- ing before each contest. At every game the red and white of their costumes stood out in the bleachers. The glum looks on the faces of the pep leaders showed we were not often on the winning side, but the smiling faces of our coat lies, Buck, Nloe and lay, Qcensoredl showed that although we did lose, they kept their good spirits, their faith in the teams and the hope that next year we would do better. They were always encourag- ing the players and after each game showed how they could learn from failures. 'Il HP PICTURE Fwy! mu, left In uglwt-Yell leaders, Buck Salmon, Betty Gibson, Roger Deeba, lrxa Io Ferguson, Myra lfretwell, Srnrntf mu- Andra Mitchell, Barbara Kotthoff, Gayle Gass, Vivian Hausner, Nancy Morgan, Donna Erwin, Sharon Bowen, Barbara Skeen, Raylene Davis, Norma Vfood. Norma XY'hetstone. Third row: Dorothy Goddard. Barbara Parrish. Karol King, Phyllis Fisher, Donna Patterson. Ioyee Blanton, Kay Dell Allard. Janelle Deeba, Sandra Day, Nyylene Depuy. Roberta Daniels. Beverly Pruitt. Fourth mu: Io Ann Hicks. Nancy Shore, I.ora Mae Brasel, Patti Howard, Donna Paden, Virginia Kane, Betty Peterson, Nancy Metvinger, Carol bass, Gay Osborn, ,lean Morris. Frfflr mu'-Man ilyn Blanton, Myrna Heffmgton, loan Shideler, Kay Fisher, Darla Vfilson. Ruhy W'arner, Par lasher, Shirley Patterson, Martha Chesnut, ,Ianiee Henderson, Peggy Sharp. Slxllw row: Roberta Rushing, I.aDon Vfalbridge, Mary Ann Packer, Norma Johnson, Pam Thornton, Nancy XVinans, Donna Black, Shirley W'atson, Helen Gibson. Nancy Wfadley, Shirley Todd. BH K -1 Nh. A F-if A vw' f ' , H, .f - . 'T 1 . Pj . ,...4..'!'v S1-im-t1', left to nghl-Buck Salmon, Betty Gibson, Myra Fretwell, Eva Jo Ferguson, Roger Deeba. 553.- -ll- L ..4..,.., Q, w -C , Q ' ..- -P T N K ' -Q: i A I X .Annu .gr-V - 2 h. .- m,.f,.f,, 1 1 H A w-,g-an dn.- an-Q , P ,fi s Q . 3 Al ' i ,ww . W P... A X ' l gym 1 Ak' 4 A f Q 1 ,ir X 4 xi W ,....,-- - -157. 4- ' X . Y -. FE' 'A if' if ' A fi 5 ff- 5-lp ,-,., E 5 ,. an-W---,, , , I 'xm- ,. L71 , H - surf A 1 , J-. f 'U A v 1, 9' 3' if Football Queen XXll1Cl1 1l1c 111111' 1111111' lux' 1l1c l5OO'l'l5.-XII QL'lfl-'N 111 lu' CI'1lXN'I1L'kl. 1l11' C.1PI.11I1 .lxliul 011.1-.'l1 l5111cl1c1' fur 1l11- QLlL'CH'N l111111111ut. H 11 1 I1 gf iXIlf'VV.lf, 11 w.1s 1l1c first 11111c 1l11r111g lm 1c,11'x .1x um.1cl1 ut l7.lI.S. 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Alltif tht-sc teams li.itl lug rnugli linw .intl li.ii'tl-tlrivinig lxiclti-it-ltlx. ,Xltliuugli wt' tlnln't win xt-rx uttcn, cu-i'xniiu trictl li.ii'tl In uplinltl tht- linnni' ul. ilu- it-lintil .lx lwxt wc could. 'lilit' 'l'm'ii.itlnus will start next ytxti' witli futit'tccn lcttcrmcn. Tlit-y liopc tn imprnvc nn llliS f'C.lI'vS dismal rccnrtl. Ax .1 lming tt-.im .always mu, lust wait until next vtxtr, -,41., U Q 3 fe Q1 P' - r 3, ,4- r 4,-ra 4, p ,xx Football 5 WK' NI.1r'!L-J thc Sl :XSUN .1:.11r1xr N.1puIp,1, llurc. lvlwu lug, puwcr- to . - ful mcn pr'--Nui numb r1wr'u THIN xx Q U-um 11.1mHc. Tuul umm- S.1pL1lp.1 C '-' -UH ImI'LlHlI'1jQi1I H. SJPLIIPJ r',1rxku.f wk-vmf 1:1 l11uxt.ltc.xl the cmi uf thc uxlr. :Xl Pcrry wr .llw INCI .1 NLIQWCVIHI'uPpslI1L'IXI. WI' dui, l1UXK'L'Yk'I', xcurc WSU 11 Nvmtx mx Ilwm, lwrml uf that um- Wm llcrrx il Urumri 'ht 6, 3'- yx Nrwrxxxft, NLM. CUVH, P.1xxf1L1xk.1 9?---I7r'u111r1gl1I 0. 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As Clushmg IS our hnttcrcst r1v.1l, wc should lmvt- lvccn ready for them, but if you look at the spore yuu'll soc we wart-n't. Kluslming U+Drumright U. Bruce holdmg. Nlt-lone lftxukxng. Hlutlung are Russell, Chnrpcnter, and lfowlkes, Sam Iqffoon. XLIPIJQQAV Varsity Football Daft' Ofnfmrzwlf Sept. 14 Sapulpa Sept. 21 Perry Sept. 28 l,.lXVllUSli.l Oct. S Stillwater Oct. 12 Holy Family flqulsal Oct. 19 Guthrie Oct. 26 Briwtuw Nov. 2 Oilton Nov. 9 Cuehing TfN'X 45 3 Z S5 S7 6 32 47 ll YK Vivre' l lure Tlmerc There Here Here Here Tlmcrc Tlwrc Here AIOIQ BRUCE LARRY PATTON JOHNNY CUSTE Halfback Guard Halfback I Year l year I year OTIS STUMP IAMES liSTES Quarterback Tackle 1 year 1 year -IIMMY CUSTER DALE BADGWELL DAN SIMONTON End End Guard 1 Vear 2 years -44.- IAC K IUXX I KI S IAC K HOI T TID MLII XX AINI PAUI N1I IOINI BL DDY RUSSI LI DAVID SFALS Hllfbnk lhlfbuk u1rtLrbaek 'vyurs x I ar C 1pt1m lOl CJARNI R SAN1 l AI FOON lOl MARTIN m fickle Tickle I x 'ar I mr lullbaek 1 ar K1 'N Nl TH Center 1 'ar 45 uartgrbulx Fullbaek l x :ar I x 1r n Center 7 XCIFS 1 vear DURBUN LD XYAIBRIDQE CHARI.I1S XNOODVVARD Tukln buard l war 1 year , 'u 5 I jenr ye ye je je. XEIA .AH-I3iSIriCI R. H. CASTLE EUGENE CARPENTER Ii d Ei' A' if-' A 'fl .A 4 4 'A 1 year je. yn ye. 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This feat had not been accomplished in four years. The other high spot was a second place trophy, won in the Durant Tournament. Our leading scorer for the season was cen- ter Harrold Vick Vickers, a senior. The other seniors were Captain I,arry Patton, John Apple, and Donald Todd. Undergraduate lettermen were joe Garner, Otis Stump and David Seals. Other undergraduate players were John Custer, Buddy Russell and Bob larrctt. Maybe in '53 the Tornadoes will really blow and go. As a losing team always says, just Wait till next year. Our defensive average for the season was 56,2 points per game and our offensive average was 33.7 All we needed was six more free throws each game. 147.. Basketball Queen This was .1 singular honor in that the queen was elected hy popular nite of the meni- lwers uf the varsity basketball te.1m4ishe tlitln't have tu sell tickets or otherwise work fur it H. Shirley reigned at the haskethall games and was a guest uf hnnur at the has- ketball banquet. The Coronation tlecora- tions and festivities were un- usually eolurful and pretty. At the ceremony Shirlev, surruuntletl hy her attentl- .lnts and their eseurts, reigned with poise and grace. IMI In wqfvl, knullvllq'-fileii ltl .'Xi11lerwn. Ruell latltl, Fzucls S.1lmtwn. limi? 11111 fXl.irxin Smith. Bill .N1isl1m1mlu, 'lim Custer, D.1lc Batlg ut-ll, fl'-'Nl' Nlllwrv-'. Burl Nithulx. ltiiii .'Xll.1i'1l. lumiiix Ci.utl1er, f0.ll.ll lue litlniw. Sf'-fmtzvig fCi.1rx Xlel rlcltin, Basketball Our DRL'N1RlCill'l' Pm BOYS won twn and druppetl six while playing Northern 8 conference schools. 'lwhey' wun two and lmt ten with other sclmuls. The OUI9I.II1LllIlg .mel s1mn1ewh.1t .lI11L'l7lDg feat of winning two lL.lI'l'lCS in one night tuult place on QIJDULIFB' 29. That night Drumright B tlefeatetl Guthrie B in 3 preliminary game 1111 tlit- Drumrighl enurt. Then tl1elmyxho.1rtletl the xelitml bus, rushetl lu Olive, .md won their second g.lI'11CUl-IllL'l1ll.fl1l. 27-211. 'lihe 4!ppUSlllHl1 scnretl .111 .iveixige ul' 39.1 points per l.f.lI11L' while l,I'LII1N'l!l1lll .lYL'l'.lgCLl 30.3 points per game. 'lwhe f-lI'l.ll ,l4LllN.l XVI-lvxtei' game w.1x the highest total scoring game uf the y'e.1rg Tulsa won 98-41. Our l1eSt defen- sive efforts were .l3I,.IlI1Nl C1ull1riez we heltl them to 22 puii1tson -l.'lIlll.ll'Y 4 .tml to ll points un .l.1nu.1ry 29. Only one player, Dale linlgwell. w.1S .1 Senior. Six-five Ciene Moore, who xhowcd promise of bceomng 11 v.1rxity te.1111 iiiemlwer, .mtl the others will he dribbling the I'UllI1Lll52lll.ll.1lllI1 next year, , 49, Dah' Dee. 4 Dee. 6 Dee. 7 Dee. 8 Dec. 11 Dee. 13 Dec. 18 Dee, 21 Jan. 4 jan. 8 Klan. 11 Alan. 19 jan. ZS Jan. 29 Feb. 1 Feb. S Feb. 7 Feb. 8 Feb. 8 Feb. 9 Feb. 12 Feb. 15 -Feb. 19 Feb. 2- Feb. 26 Feb. 29 Mar. 4 Mar. S Varsity Ojvfmm-111 Sapulpa Cihiloceox' Ponta Qiltfl' Ctxslmnngx' Sapulpa Stnllwater Brixtow Ponca Ckity Guthrie Cfuslnng Perry Chiloeeo lilaekwell Guthrie Cihiloeeo Stillwater C Qolem.1n:l' if Pittehurgi' Battiestzf' Colbertf' Blackwell Cfushing Perry Tulsa Yfebster Briwtow Tulsa Webster PunxI.l City Tulsa Rogersg' Basketball Ll'o Tfvm WH' W'fvz'n' 41 ZS There 20 21 llere 40 12 There W If There 31 28 llere 47 31, There rfeitetll 19 12 Here 46 31 There 35 29 There F6 16 Here 18 10 Here 18 .W There 12 30 Here 24 26 llere Zi 28 llere 93 31 Here 19 43 There 54 43 There 56 38 There 35 32 There 46 BS There .19 41 There 60 37 There 48 43 Here 24 31 There 41 BS There 49 40 Here S3 29 There lf' 8-A Tournament :W Durant Tournament H' Regional Tournament O DONALD TODD Guard, 1 year OTIS STUMP Guard, 1 year HARROLD YICKIQRS DAVID SIJXIS JOHN CUSTIQR FUI'YX'.1l Ll, I year Northern R All Conference Second Team BUDDY RUSSIZLI, BOB LIARRIQTT ,IOP GARNIZR Guard forward Forward, l year -51 JOHN .-XI'I'l.li Guard, 1 yur Gund Forwnrd, 1 year LARRY PATTON Center, 2 years Captain Northern 8 All Conference Honorable Mention Iydfl Xux Nm Nux Dey, luck.. 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I year X1fXliCI'II.'X ISQIXXVI ING XAXC Y SC IIXY:XR'I'f JTXKQIIKI l1u.n'II sy- I'.'X'I'SY NIXIWIAS CIXRUI NI.-XNIPS KILLHZI, I man' I5urw.1rII, 3 y'C.lrs IAC KII NI,-XRIIN KAY I5ISIII7R IllFXK'.II'kI. I ycxlrx Gu.1rII. I year I.Ii'I4H:X CRANI: K1AR'I'IIA I UL' Guard. 3 ycxrs I'm'w.1rLI, I nan' CXHICSNUT Junior High Basketball XXQIJI' ilu' 1111.11 xx! :'L1.1 'wx ful lawn gwxclw, iunlz lu Mwlw-11 ini Liu lm v'-' 1 llw,gi11'lNluIiH.ll1 umm :rw ilu' gxm ffm-1:2 Illlx grimy 1'IlXxkE it lwil gmzmx, xxmxwvug Y' UI 1ilx'YH .lgxwlwxi 11--mf X-f111pvi:I1:m, Iv.nlnxx.N N xxcru lrimlx XX.1Iwu. Lmrx l!l,'lL'l', .uni IIITI Kuxwll. liwlwiwx K 2,-L: JM lQ'fu1aikYLl!xIXk y--1' mr Hun-r Vu vm lim wb--n ,xml um well up an rin' w-mmm: uJL111x:1 xmtlm CQcri1lJ IUMK Uxwm lmxx ull? lu :lf l1l.lH1Nll.hN zu Pumxlxulwlli IAur'Ilw11yx!!htuuu'1zw. IAlw1-A-'Mimi Il1u1:'lw.gguX! 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K U1.I'1 Im Illlru'-1. IINII1S Iixllcr. 'Xmlm Xlllnlldl, Ilulwria IIJDICIS. IiL'IQl'l Spcntcr. . , . Sllffml vffu ImlI.l C ,m.pIulI, Mix UXIvurv' lll:nr.u:x. Simi, Xml Ihrlur f..ruI Cmfx. Ii.nIuu- Unix lit! fu 11,51 Xlzs lx,111e. lwlxii lsl11111tl. Nlrs Xwle. 'l'c1i11 lititlstr.l3111'1sU1l11:11. 1 f If ls Il C tile, N',1nt'1 NX 111.1r1s. Nlrs l'1 Iss 111 11't1. Seniors of '52 lllt' SINIURS ul 'YZ e.1111e tu reeeive tl1e1t' NUCtll1Cl.lI'l etlL1e.1t1t111 111 lJ.Il.S. 111 Septe111l1e1', I9-48. We were green .1t Iirst lvut it lllklflf I.ll'iL' us tum lung to e.1tel1 cm. Our SpUI'lNUI'S tl1.1t xe.11' were Nliss Nlalxey, Mr. Ilueliett. .intl Hrs. lluss. XXX' g.1se .1 111ir1st1'el fur nur el.1ss .lNSL'IT1lWlX .mtl l1.1tl .1 el.1ss party. Xlure Still-L'Ul1llLlL'I'ILiL' lielpetl us .1s we eleetetl Dmzrtwtlu S1111tl1, lxintl LIllk'L'l1. .111tl que .1 Ul1C'.lL'l pl.1y, At lllk' Strulxe uf ilvXYL'lYL',n umlei' tl1e tlireetiimn of Riel1.1rtl Smitli, We endt-ti tl1e s'eg11' w1tl1 .1 el.1ss p.1rts' .mtl .1 l.llL'l1l show tm' nur el.1ss .1sse111l1l1. Mrs. Kane, NIV. fl.lI'PL'l', tlntl Nliss lfrientl were nur spimsivrs. l'L'L'll!1.Q new FL'XPtlI1Nll7llllf' .mtl I!T1PHl'l.ll1L'C .ts uppe1'el.1ss111e11. we l5Cj.Q.lI1 nur 1111111111 s'e.11' ln' k'l1UUSlI1.1l Miss firiseutu, Nlrs. .'X11tlers1i11. .mel Nlr. Titlruw 41s sponsors. NVQ gave K Une Natl Night .is our junior pl.1y to finance tl1e klr.-Sr. lmnquet. We eleetetl ll.1 lI.1ll111.t11 ftmtldgtll queen. XY'i1l1 mixetl feelings ul- tl1s.1pp1vi11tme11t .mtl e.1ge1'11ess we l,.lL'L'kl 4llI!'NL'I1iUl' 1'e.1r. Nlrs, l,il1lsSlUl1. Mrs. Apple-.111tl Mrs. K.1r1e were ehusen sponsors. C Fur Town w.1s given .1s our seniur pl.11'. Tetl Nlellxxxiiti w.1s Student Council presitlent, P.1ts1' Seutt, fuutlxlll queen. and Nancy' XY'i11.111s, l1.1ntl queen - .Ill from tl1e senior el.1ss. Our officers were lulm lsl1m.1el, Tom Tucker, Nancy XY'lI1.lI1S, Doris c7tl0l11, and R. ll. Castle. Much uf our success is tlue to our spimsnrs who t.1ugl1t us to work tis ll unit .md not .ls indivitlunls. sas ,ff f I 1.3, .xs 55,4 ,ig ,i 5 - s A ' w'. L- 1 ga' x ,gif 4-dn- FP 'AT J - .-ui' . ivw'+- 5 . ' ' x 'S .6 i7 'T X V' 5 h 'Iv ' 'Q F 't u 4' ' hr Q, '-:uf N .x I -I i mi V , ' as 'Ni -A' ,'0 .QI Qi bil ul 1 OOl.' 0000. lI..' nn-Ll . flxlqx A J' L -'r..:L4- -515-'JQQ b f- .,, .. . , Vx , ann T family. , .f .s ,ii if 1. V J, ri . W 'T J aw' J ,gf u fig. 'H -.J-1: ,f -w. -- Q. r any V, '51 . f. ,, . 5 I . if 'WJ ,Lf fr 1 N f -Q-5 'HMT ! 'Q - K 'USN SQ. - :- 4 lb E Hx -wwf 1 ,Ha SN :F O 0 Q. 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Spike jones' band was featured on our assembly. ,lim Marshall replaced Hurshell Gough, .it present a sergeant in the Air Force, as presi- dent, Mrs. Kane was chosen class sponsor. W'e juniors again chose Mrs. Hess for class sponsor and elected Frank Hess, president. Jean Morris was elect- ed seeretary and Esther Carter was re-elected treasurer to the Student Council. Shirley Kile, basketball queen, was the first queen from the class. The proceeds from our play, Our Miss Brooks, were used to honor the seniors with an annual banquet. -ggv Hess Q '-ff' 5 A 1 1 -'R'- W Q-1' if Qi r J Shirley XVntson joe Bruce Eva jo Ferguson Roger Deeba Mitzi Anderson jerry Osborn Nancy Morgan jimmy Custer Tommy Bcvins Barbara Skccn Buddy Russell Jean Lewis --69... Jerry Felts Sue Mead Ina Marie Hammack Ronnie Holt Jim Marshall Patricia Bailey Cross Jackie Cloer Charles Woodward Gary McCrackin Helen Barnes Nancy Schwartz john Swain 170.. f- W1 I. I . .12 . QQ- QS'5'1 11 gl 5 'R I- f if qt, S 'QD ' .-1 . V Q? gf. '5' 4 'y wk- r, ,, :- V nil? I Q., . .r '75 Ar 'CIP' r A rr 5 1 , v Q U 2 igl .355 - .v Y -'R' ' R x , M1 YW f A u ! li 9 19' fl 413' if T Bill Ausbrooks Norma W'hetstonc Joan Higginbothom George Vice Mlxinc SUYOP Dale Hockett J0hnnY Custer Norma johnson Lnrrie Slusscr Joyce Coyne Peggy Sharp Joe Martin 175.. 4? 4? 'f 1'- C .QQ 09 f' 5 1--N YT?l 4? in Q Sally johnson Betty Combs Margie Breckenridge Delores Curtis Patsy Matts Shirley Kile l.aUon Whlbridge l.orene Raibourn Carol James Donna Curry Charlene Fowler jackie Horning 174. Sophomores of '52 MX' T 1 S11 I . V 'ff 5 N my ,. 'i it if 'ss 'TVN 1 Left lo rigbt-Shirley Patterson, Mr. Tidrow, Harold Phillips, Joan Shideler, Otis Stump, Miss Friend, Mr. Gibson. September-! The largest class in Drumright High School, the SOPHOMORES, enrolled, remembering their splendid iob last year and pledging to do as well this year. The class of '54 elected Otis Stump, presidentg Harold Phillips, vice-presidentg Joan Shideler, secretary and treasurerg Shirley Patterson, cheerleader: and sponsors, Mr. Tidrow, Mr. Gibson, and Miss Friend. The ambitious and spirited sophomore class produced outstanding boys and girls in the school's athletic pro- grams. The talented and capable class also received first place in the State Honor Society group. We the sophomore class of 1951-1952, have two more years in D.H.S. We will strive to do better each succes- sive year and use our talents to the best of our ability in every way. 5 s. C77 -nw .., ap Q 4'7 4 4-4 i C' r f .sv Carol McClnry Smith Buck Salmon Bcity Ann Morpliuw loc Garner Patricia Fisher Dm Simm-,ton Karen Beck Bob W'ebb .Ioan Shidcler Jack Holt Mary Louise Apple Bill Cox Myrna joy Heffingron Cjmlyn Conn Hoon, Mlm Clark Marilyn Blanton -76- Mary louise Odom ,luan Allard Ku Fisher Bob lnrrerr Virginia KA,-,C Mirtlu l.ou Cliesnul 1 V? 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BROADXYAY PHONE 12 Niriti Xhitllt-i .intl 'Iiclt Sehifkmm .irc discussing the many varieties of furniture .intl appliances that Miller! offers, Their wide selection is .i gm-.it help in Lornpiring .ind ehominig furnishings for the home. l-HI lx liRl5.'Xl7W'AY PHONE 30 ,Cook's Flowers Bill Cook, owner. is helping Doris Odom .intl lem Cook in the selec- tion of erutil. His sudo mriuty of gifts ind his good taste can .ilikaxs he relietl upon. II6 In BRUADXYAY PHONE 236 CarI's Conoco Nlira Irelwell Iimlu on .ie her c.ir is filled hy the competent hand proprietor Carl Peters. Carl is well known in Drumright for his Super Service wiih respect to the needs .md maintenance of auto- mobiles. 101 XV, BROADWAY PHONE 66 1131: If .gun- KL... Central Chevrolet Co. l'r.endly service .md expert workmanship .ire what you receive when you visit Central Chevrolet Co. Mr. Packer, the owner, is always helpful in any automotive need. 116 VU. BRO.-XDXVAY PHONE 37 TW!lKf ' va-fd ylfilln 9 Hy' h vemne Q Marquett Pharmacy llerek llurnei' llr.iwl's new modernized llelpfY0urself Nlarqucttc lll1.If'1D.lC1 lf xou ilun't know your meLliL'ini:, then you'd better know xour druggmtf' 206 lf. BROADXYAY PHONE 105 16 Z. D. Howard Ford Co. Sec 2. Il. Howard for :hat Ford in your future. Plorettn Turnbow and Loretta Spence are astounded as Weldon jones and Mr. Howard, owner, point out some of the features of the completely new 1952 Ford. 200 S. PENN. PHONE 500 -90- Standard Auto Supply v'l IIfiIi4. XX lIII :Ill ,IN ,NI AIM 1' III Sk-VII cliIxIIIIxI UVIILI-. CXIIIIIIIIW .inn ii! tht- ini-tl :ini tlvpt-iiilnlih mills tmznil .ii St.iii.IirtI into uhilt- Iivv ts f .l:i!1iligi1,iit' iviwtixnl lull! .1 Lrvlit II Nc. 'lht .llllu parts .HMI mln: 1. liis1ui.l.t1,ll Sinmiartl Min+ irt finmiii- l+frtI1tir.i.i1lit',' ,mi iiigrwlwi f. 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Iislier: mxiiur. this il' lwizer mrs .ire built. Buick will build them. 226 If BRUXIHXXXXY PHONE 330 Lumber Company The Drumright Lumber Coinpnny' ix oiitimmliixg in its wide Y.lfiCly of finishing for the home. llere. Shirley NY'.xtsuii .xml .Inch liowlkes .ire comparing color sehcmcx uirh :lie mx ner, Nlilhurn Wilson. CENTER AND DRL'XlRIiiH'I' PHONE IUS Drumright Cas Company Drumright fins Service is always delighted to serve you in any way. lnxddic Slusser smiles as the girls, Dorelra Turnbow and Loretta Spence, pay their bills. 102 E. BROADXVAY PHONE l20 -92- 0tt's Crescent Grocery Nlwrp 111111 .1 x11.11lr' ll lllllx K 1vwfrr1l fvruurx 'XIIl1uu1gl1 llll lrrm Il.llll 11.111111 lrnll lnppx, elm' 1L.1ll1 zppurrllw flu' p:'r1111p .1rru11t1m1 .um N-fuer elm xml all ilu' r111m11:nr1 run-uw .11 lull X. -HN l lllikllllm XX PHLHXI 'M-A C. R. llnthony's . 1 1 - . , iullcnz. xlrzrrmzg run 1.111 1 max rlrvsx uzllw IM Inq' H! 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Helen Gibson .ind Ted Nlcllwxin .irc .idiniring this new 1952 Ulds- mobilc 98 demonstrated hy srilcsnmm, lhrulil Dorsey. lt's smart to own an Olds. W'hy not take your c.1r needs to Stcphcnson's Oldsmobile? 104 XV. BROADVVAY PHONE 359 I ' L'fEE i-aieeell l 5 f,,.'- 4- Uklahoma Tire and Supply Oklahoma Tire and Supply's modern appliances :ire :always an asset to an efficient home. Dale Badgwell and Pat McNutt are examining the new Decpfreczc and power-mowers with salesmen, Dewey and Leon Shelton. When it comes to lawnmowcrs, Dale thinks the motor is a big help. 109 E. BROADWAY PHONE 45 94- l- ,h . 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