Duncan High School - Smoke Rings Yearbook (Duncan, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1948 volume:

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There is no one who deserves this honor, from the standpoint of service and interest in the students, more than Mrs. Stewart ,g gg x 03 ' - v s. If f N f.: Q . 5 ik? tt, if '?'f'LfL in - 4, K, 9 .7 X l E-nie 51 - af, f X Lis il 1 A, 'Ull 951 W, c 5 'fe 5? 1 , , P fy 7 F xx I Y fy . J . 7 K s vfi X X4-X R My 1' HX -5 fimveworcl After wrestling long hours with the fickle gods who govern the actions of the student editors, we of the Smoke- ring Staff have decided upon the motif for the 1947-48 edition. As usual from the earliest beckonings of September to the long awaited release of an expiring May, the events of Duncan High School have been concerned with and sym- bolized by a series of holidays, dates, and festive occasions. Some of these special days, such as Labor Day, Thanksgiv- ing, Christmas, and New Years, have universal and quite obvious meanings. Others hold complete significance and appropriateness only if interpreted through the medium of D. H. S. tradition. The first event, of course, in every school year is the en- rollment represented by Labor Dayg the last events are May Day which depicts the final sports events of the year and Mothers' Day represented by our Senior Mothers. In between we find most of the remaining holidays symbolizing the scho- lastic and extra-curricular activities, such as clubs, athletics, honors, and social events. We take our cue from the equinoxes, the calendar, and our trusty almanac in presenting an edition of Smolqering: which we hope will prove to be a thorough representation of the school year 1947-48. --1f--Hama-3 nv -rfu c 'Q-fc' . i 6 V - .Z V 6 I 4' 1-A .- f 'V ' v s ,.., 'I 65532 V 1 , xx 91.4, ,V Q 'VI Wztllifs l Vif A ' 'WXXKXYV 4 1 , K 1 .-Q 4 D - ,L: 'iZAi N - If S i , .I , ,, . if J A 1 ,i i ll l - i , A f' , J. , at P lf . fe-is Z, 4 nl :?? L aff ,7 0 D D If I 1 ' :': i ? i ' oo tp .1A,.M f 4 W ,ff if x f ' . 5 if If . 'f we D X l . ff' , fi . Zeal , l ff Q 4 I It I il 1 .X X INA ! 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We believe that Duncan High School offers us an opportunity to train for worthy Christian citizenship and a life of usefulness. We, therefore, pledge ourselves to be loyal to Duncan High School and to the ideals for which it stands. GYMNASIUM ....,. . , t , GYXQII Niaifflik xl A 5 Q! ,uw-l-0, mamma: in . ! 'g' 'nan --Q.-.1 4 I N mm .fl , - tm my FN! xx Xu wx XXX W. X Rx '. vx- Y , KW NMXXN HX ' M' W N HXXXQX lm X X x X W O NWN iv-vw' V AN S 1 W 1 3X 'x x , xx x E. 3 X E , 2 , ' 1 A . X H x 1 x NX EA. x X x 1 XHMX fx MVR 0 NX U xx ' X. NMQ. Xse- ' '--'51 , ffm '-Qf if-Q Wai' Q , 3 Q l- xv LW X x2,XWaxffi1 1 N ,.,' ff-W' M-u - -NW 1111-V' xff 5 1 ' If A2 W , MX K 3.5 lk I 6' f if V W I 46454 'far-'avr ,Q Fx,-4 rf 4 -' f Z4 fn,-,VK gl-0 ll ' f llzilmsiiiamll n' 4? ' '4f2f5ll1l!li'lll,Hfliii,,,.,, f 'I f I f awww- - ff, , 'FTW ' DION C. woon f 1 Superintendent of Schools .,wr4K 1 Wil? p Q-'Zvi o4'f9,' 1 4 fn, fy 'six J 1 in Illia of gf!!! P 'K Hr ,yojr rat, ef 'ff ' I 0 If gML 'v:.f' 'I IW67' 40 -eh 4 ,filf ' ull' J' 1Jf' 5' lioard of Ftluctition: S. lf. Legg. Vernon Butemeyer. Clint Roberts, Rohert Burton. and K. R. Russell The tall, dark, rind hzintlsoine gxlitleinzin who presides over the spacious office on thc ground lloor nl' ll. ll. S. is Mr. Wood, the guiding light of our education. Ht' has the trenimidotis responsibility of compil- ing pzist recoids. iniiiiiigiiig present iil'friii's, and planning for the future. Tluwc problems are rcgtilmli and efficiently solved by the dynamic man lwehind thc at'eiit's. The five distinguislied gentluneii who hold the elective positions of school lioxird olfieizils txirri tht' i't .1ioiisilwility for the Welfare of the Duncan City Schools on Ihwr shoulders. The progression and mziinten- ance of our fine cslticiitioiml NjNlCIll'l1lI!1LlCh largely on these public-spiri- ted executives. An aid to Mr. Wood is Fvii-s Inez Clements who very efficiently keeps the financial accounts and rt'Cui'tls of students' credits. She capably handles affairs of the day and helps the living orgariisrn of our school to function. Miss Inez Clements Secretary to thc Superintendent .,-6. I. GORDON STEPHENS Principal i the small culiicle beside the trophy case, the 1 functions ol the administration revolve nd the person of our principal, Mr. Stephens. nziintain efficiency he rises above the constant iult to assume the iudicial and executive re- siliilitics ot' our scliuol, Settling disputes, ar- ting tlescions, and in general helping the tion move smoothly, Mr. Stephens is a prom- t figure inrour academic career. f V'W '2 F!Q?v TW ' f 'Yf T ?'E'?'5'W?'7i?5Vf:'1' Qjjice Girls First row: Ioan Gaddie, Ianell Gordon, Marquieta Martin, Mary Ruth Roberts, Mary Frainttw McCasland. Second row: Marie Hayes, Mary Sue McDonald, Pat Gardener, Rubilee Prater, Elna Sehested. Third row: Vnlennc Lane, Clau- dean Hallett, Eva Lou Green, , Marjorie Richards, l Mrs. Reynolds, secretary to Mr. Stephens and dean of girls, is an important cog in the machinery of education. It is her friendliness which makes us feel at ease when problems arise, and it is her diplomacy which frequently solves them. This gracious lady of the office serves as liaison between students and faculty. Edna Reynolds Secretary to Principal 4cK M7.. 4 -5 ' .L I if 1 ja. gp g x xv 'ws- 'KH 1' X LISA 2. ' x W v f S 5 i 'nm . W, 1 4 V A -V .. X 3 er . wig? ww plkt' Q 2 5 ' , Q K E 5 , K AR Us 'if RALPH BARCLAY GLEN WATERS Ilistrihutive Education Diycfgifjgd Occupggjgng The Uistributive liclucaitiun and Diversified Occupation classes offer students the upportunity to earn while learning many important principles of the business worlml. These classes :ire active factors in the development of the business men :intl women of tumurmw. Lena Tucker Burr's Department Store Iimmy Mend Palace Theater Florene Rouse Strachen'n jewelry Bob Lune. limmic Starr. :intl Ilirrin Randolph Billy Ray Lowery Littlc's Printing Sunshine Food Store L 'ffm e WE: M. i i Opal Iones American History '3-us. ,U I f Edna Reynolds Sociology Advanced Civics A. il. Whcclcr .ind Patricia btringficld share gin American Observer in American 5 llislory class. Social studies have long been hcld important as a mcd- um through which ideas tif lietter living can be taught nd practiced. Social ,Studies Uisual Education A department which has proved to he an invaluable iid in the edification and entertainment of all D. H. S. ,tudents is that of Visual litlucation. Films of science, anguage, and social studies as well as those used in re- views of athletic events have become a regular part of iur curriculum. rlDTi176TS Education 4-1 X ' 'lhrough the Visual liducifion program these Biology student- .ire alile lu sec the actual metainorphosis of a butterfly. The aitn of the Drivers lfduea- tion Department is to cut the alarm- ing death rate of the highways and increase the safety consciousness of young drivers through expert train- ing. The student drivers learn theory of safe operation in the class- rooms and take practical driving lessons in a brand new tlual-c0n- trolletl aulonioluile. Emet Walker Driver's Education General History Director of Visual Education Gayle Gouin is getting used to the wheel in one of her first driving lessons. Elizabeth Iackson Myrtle Adams Bookkeeping Typing Typing Shorthand Business English Training for the careers of tomorrow are the secretarial sciences which include typing, short- liand, and bookkeeping. The addition of several new machines, such as an ediphone. adding mach- inesflncmcograph. and ditto macnine, has greatly increased the progress and importance of the de- partment. Beverly Combs transcribing from the cdiphone. ,Secretarial Sciences 'Ufome Economics I-eff I0 fight: Paula PM WYfiCl4 and Patricia Shaeffer Preparing for better housewives and happier homes is the home economics department under Mrs. Varncr and Mrs. Larson. A few of the aims of this department are to promote :in understanding of the value of a capable homemaker to society: to dciclop dignity and respect for all domestic tasks, however humble: and to promote a growing ap- preciation of the satisfaction of hoinemaking. Beryl Larson Paula Va mer X5 WMM we Q. ,,,g,,fQ,a, ?ff 'ff .1 Nl if E -.' . zl, EE ffm 51 img use 1 f W we :fag K, 5,5355 gd? fi, af WQFZISFX ' + laik? , , +4 Qi ' f'ff 12545 W.w,W use EXAM 'f ,,.'sAz.r?,: ,mm 1 ,qev,2,.f X iizxwi ,, X -Eif'?5:,i W 5 fe. - ' A K E . at di' 0-nv ie , ' J N Sgr 4, s xi , 'ij- , IIIV W Www ' f 4531 . 5 ,fy - mf 4-1: I .,.,1 .: x .,.1 .,Z. WG' ...,. . ,,,,..-.,,4. ,?,Hi?,.,2v1. ,,., , I 1-. , ,n v.v4 . H. 1, . lA,, NQAV Z mom. Wk. mv. -uw. LV1. sux-. Q ,: 194 5 V ' LLL' vm .ll , 551' I I' 1-UE-..'., wsu. --L-qu .buh -1 - Jn. . V lil-r f7 I .1l:lr-I-1l 1947 fd-146144, 3Zl?fauQ4L777fz0nuzZ! Re P . MMM va., Hwy-Q bm Bert Webb OUTSTANDING SENIOR GIRL Mary Frances McCasland was named by the junior class to personify the ideal senior girl. She richly deserves this honor for her meritorious service to the school and her outstanding person- al accomplishments. In addition to being a member of the National Honor Society and a straight AU student, Mary Frances also attained the position of Editor-in- chief of the Smolqcrings and News Editor of the weekly Newscast. She received parts in the jun- ior and senior plays and was elected treasurer of the Student Council for 1947. She is an excellent tennis player. She has taken an active part in speech activities and is a member of the National Forsenic League. We hope Mary Frances's future holds much for her and congratulate her on attaining this honor. -16-. OUTSTANDING SENIOR BOY The Outstanding Senior Boy of D. H. S. for 1948 is Bert Webb. Chosen by the junior class for his many accomplishments in his scholastic and extra-curricular activities, Bert well symbol- izes the ideal senior boy. A member of the National Honor Society, he has maintained an A average for his entire high school career. He was elected and dutifully served terms of vice-president of the Student Council in 1947 and president in 1948. He has compiled an impressive lists of wins in debate tourneys and completed a brilliant basketball career by being named an honorable mention All-State Center in 1948. I-Ie has had important parts in both junior and senior plays and was recognized as a distinguished high school orator. It is with intense pride that we congratulate Bert on his attaining this honor. Mary Frances MCCasland lack Abram Tcnnis Club Ruth Austin Cheer Lcrnlcr '48, Pep Clubg A Cappella CllUlf:flllCYCllL.l '48 Alvin Arterbury Pres. linvs' Council '481 Lclterni.in'S Club: l'ufC.i1n.iln lfuollulll 2385 All lllblllfl Team ,JS Edward Assiter Camera Club, ll. li. Lflubg Library Klub Neva Anglley Vice-NUS. lhmk Rl-new Vlulv '40, l'. ll. A. Charles Barber Baskcllnillg 'l'r.lelig Slum Awaril '47 Iimmie Ballard Pres. Auilulwni Club '464 l-uurlullg Leiter- xu.iu'a Club Pauline Battles llranmlics lilubg lniern.iiinn.il Students' Suellilyi lb, Kenneth Bailey Olverelm '47, Hill: A C.ippell.1 Clniirg Swing lilnnilg Clown l5.iudg ileuuix kllub Betty Benton ll. li, Clubg Tennis Clubg C.imer.i Clulul Sluilenl lluuncil '40 Mary Io Billington ll. E, Club: Aurlubon Club: Smle lJ. E. Represemaiixe '48 Lucille Bloomer Pep Club: Camera Club Vice-Pres. ln- rernauonal Srudcnrs' Sociuy '48 lack Bolander Newscast, News liilimr '46, Fdinir-in- Chief 1581 'Ir-inns Club, li.nid, Rennrier '47, Seen-rziry '48, llululcz N. lf. L: Sni- mlenl Connell '47, '45, Boys' Slrlltf ,475 '1'r.iekg liille Club Helen Bowden luierimliunzil SlUtlClllS Society: Slhllllhll Llubg D. li. Club LaWanda Bolles l5r.uu.ities Vlubq Sluilent fuuneil '47, lun- ior l'l.iy: Witeliesg Delmleg N. lf. l... llrcw. l-47: llamlg ll.iuil Queen '4Pl: lnreru.iinrn.il Smilcnu' Smietyg Am. Aenrny Edinir. binukerings '4' , l l i -iii 'fl Q r Bobby Bowen F. F. A. Club, Audubon Club, D. E. Club Cline Bradley Camera Club Glen Bray Pup Clulug Quiz Clulug Opcrclla '46, '47: A Cappella Clxoirg D. E. Club Bill Brymer ll.1ml. llrllm Xluior '45, Vice-Pres. Rifle Klub '45, Opurclm '48 Vern Bubcn F. F. .-X., Rclvnrlcr '47, Treasurer '48, Fooilmllg l5.nul1.nllg Leucrm.xn's Club F. M. Byford Yicc-l'rcs. F. F. A. '4Gg D. E. Club Avancll Caruthcrs Pep Clulvg Cnmcru Clubg D. E. Club Billy Cates l,cucrrn:m's Clulvg Buskcllmllg F00lll1.lllQ Upercuu '48 lonathan Clark liundg Pup Club, Swing liunrlg Opcrcuu '4'ig Rxllc Club Howard Clayton Fuorlwzrllg Husulmllg Tennis Clulwp Leltcr- m.in's Clulvg Prem. Iuniilr Clumg Truck, Smnkcrings, Asst. Spurls lillitur '47, llus- inuss Mgr. '48g Secrciury Boys' Council '47 Billy Io Collingsworth Secretary-Treasurer T. BL I. Cluh '47, '48 Bobby Cummings Cumcra Clulvg Forum Clulvp T. Lk l Club Gene Daily Forum Club Harry Dangerfield Pep Club Cheer Lender '48g Opcrclta '48, Soph. Class Editor Smukcrings '48g Forum Club: Drumniics Clulug National Honor Society Ima Io Dare F. H. A. Clubg D. E. Club Adcanc Denney National Honor Socictyg Girls' Octet: A Cappella Cluuirg Girls' Quartclg OPCICIIJ '40, 'Mg Song Lmtlcr F. ll. A. '48 lo Ann Dillard Hamlg Pcp Clulwg Pres, International Slu- tlt-ut Suttvly l-17: Sutrclary Iunior Clxusg lr. li. tilubg Smokcrings Staff '48 Gayle Dorsett Srfrt-t.tri.il flulvg A Cappt-ll.t Chtuirg Optr- utt.i fu.: '4-73 lbrainatlcx Club Patsy Duncan Spgtnifli Clulig C.tmL-ra Clubg Secrctarntl Kilulr Naomi Dunnam liaudz Opcrctta 247. 1483 Blixctl Cliurtug lu.uu,ttlta Llulvg lutcrn.uitm.tl Student Su- cicty YVaync Edwards Autlulmn t'lul-1 tiltccr l,c.ttlur l't-It Club '475 lb, l-1.t'lulu Bobbie Elarn lf. ll. A, lilulvg Rcporlur IJ, li, Klub '48 Waydcll Findlay 'l'. l. Clulwg Spztntsli Clubg Forum Club limmic Floyd X'uufl'rcs. lhnd 'pig O1wrt'tt.t '47: Trau- urrr Spain:-lt flulv '47, lutcrmutvuzil btu- tlcut Smit-ty Ida Fontinott ll. li. lflubg lf. H. A. Club Flossie Foster Vuurtcsy Clultg Intcru.uiun.il Student So' cxcly Claude Frcnsley llillc Club lim Frye lfuulmllg All District Team 'Mg Lcttcr- iuan's Clulig Copy Etlitor Smokcrings 1483 llautl Barbara Fulton Opcrctta '46, '4Plg A Cappella Clioirg Pep Club Ioan Gaddie Audubon Clubg Spanish Clulwg Bandg Na- tional Honor Society: Honor Editor Siiiokr-rings 248: 'l'n-.mircr Senior Claxs ,tgllf I 5 , f Vg -az -' : wi A S ,Z-13, O- Sue Gardner Pep Clubg D. E. Club Roland Gay Letterman'x Clubg Captain Football Team '48g Captain Basketball Team '48g Track: President Senior Class: Sports Editor Smokerings '48g Vice-Pres. lunior Class Iaveta Giddens Pep Cluhg F. H. A. Club Ianell Gorden Book Review Cluhg Vice-Pres. Spanish Club '47g Secretary International Student Society '48 Eva Lou Green Dramaties Clubg Wirchesg Student Council '475 Tennis Clubg Activities Editor Smoke- rings '48g N. F. L.g Dcbateilunior Play Peggy Grooms Spanish Clubg Camera Clubg Secretarial Club ' Bill Gwaltney Audubon Clubg Quiz Cluhg Craft Clubg Operetta '47, 48 Dolores Hall Dramatics Clubg F. H. A. Club Claudcan Hallett Vice-Pres. Pep Club '47g International Stu- dent Societyg Band Tommy Harbison Arts and Crafts Club Corky Harris F. F. A. Club Maxine Harris Pep Clubg Dramatics Clubg Pres. D. E, Club '47 Io Harville Bandg Spanish Clubg Dramatics Clubg Secretarial Club Loie Hay F. F, A. Club R. T. Hays F. F. A. Club -'rem' 21. X , I R Carl Hinchcy Camera Clubg Track Irene Hobbs Dramaricx Clubg D. E. Club Iuancll Hobbs Pep Clubg Secretarial Club Clifford Hopper Tennis Clubg State D. E. Presidenrg De' bateg N. F. L.: Art Editor Srnokerings '48g junior Playg Boys' State '47g Forum Club Donald Hutchinson Quiz Clubg Craft Club Maudie Hynson Library Clubg F. H. A. Clubg Secretarial Club Patricia Izard Pep Clubg Camera Club, Reporter '46g President '47, Secretary '48g D. E. Clubg Band Icrry Iackson Operetta '46, '47, '48g Spanish Clubg Bandg A Cappella Choir Don Ieannet Spanish Clubg Audubon Clubg President Camera Club '48g Operetta '46, '47, '48p Boys' Quartet Douglas Iobnson Letterman! Clubg Basketballg Footballg Baseballg Operetta '46, '47, '48 Stcfiel Iohnson F. F. A. Clubg Opcrerta '.57g D. E. Club I. B. Ioncs Baneballg Letterman's Club: Audubon Club Ronald Tip Ioncs F. F. A. Clubg B Squad Foorballg B Squad Basketball Geraldine Key Pep Clubg Secretarial Club Pauline Key Pep Clubg Secretarial Club ' 'iwfrlf-lifm? V 'F'f ' .., A 02 I'- V I r M Ioel Kiester Band, Camera Club Sally Kilgore Cheer Leader '48, Pep Club Geneva Landers Pep Club, F. H. A. Club, Operetta '47, '48 jerry Ketchum Secretary Forum Club '46, Operetta '46, '47, '48, Iuntor Play, Debate, N. F. L., International Students' Society, A Cappella Choir, President National Honor Society Bob Lane 1: st 1. Club Ioye Liles Courtesy Club, Glec Club Valenne Lane F. H. A, Club, Book Review Club, Secre- unal Club lane Lorance Audubon Club, Pep Club, D. E. Club Billy Dwain Maeger Band, T. Gt l. Club, D. E.. Club, Quiz Club Billy Ray Lowry F. F. A. Club, D. E. Club, Quiz Club Bill Louder Veteran U. S. Navy Dorothy Marco Student Council '46, Vice-Pres, D. E. Club '47 Marquieta Martin Secretary Arts and Craft Club '48, Oper- ctttt '48, A Cappella Choir, F. H. A. Club, lnlernntional Students' Society Mary Frances McCasland Secretary Sophomore Class, Sophomore Representative to Girls' Council, Student Council '46, '47, '48, Secretary Student Council '47, N. F, L., Debate, lunior Play, Tennis Cluh, Asst. Business Manager Smokcrings '47, Editor-in-chief Smoke- rings '48, National Honor Society, News Editor Newscast '48, Girls' State '47 Peggy McClanahan Pep Club, Camera Club, Secretary '46, Re- porter '47, Secretary Arts and Crafts Club '48, Band Katherine McDonald Vice Pres Girls Council 47 lunior Play Reporter Senior Class Asst lunior Editor Smokerings 4, Activity Editor Smoke rings 48 Tennis Club President Spanish Club 47 Molly lean McMasters President Courtesy Club 48 Iimmy Mead I-orum Club President T At l Club Don Meazell F r A ub Lee Miller L1mcra Club Billy Ray Monsey Library Club Audubon Club Band T at l C ub Iames Moore Lettermans Club Football Operetta 48 loc Moore 'lennis Club Oper:-tm 46 4 48 u dent Council 46 47 Boys Quartet Iva uonrl Honor Society lumor Play Boys Suu- Mixed Qunrtet Asst Editor in Chief Smokerings 4, Senior Editor Smokerlnhs 4X A C ippellu Cbolr Margaret Moore lep Club l A K i I7 F Cub Leon Morris Arts and Crafts Clubg Basketlmllg Tennis Club Vernon Murpbree Balskctbnllg Nice-Pres. Sophomore Classg T easurer F. F. A. Clow '46g Vice- res. Senior Classg Humor Editor Newscast '48g Reporter ll, O. Club' State Representutixc . U. C Sue Nickle l v C ig Reporter T4 tem Tum '-A zur: '- . .C Denis O Dell ll. E. Club: Tennis Club- Forum Club Billy Tom Pannell .' mry C ubg . . L7 3 Baseball Nelda Paramore Forum Clubg Vice-Pre . '. F. . ' 'g 'ice- Pres. Camera Club '4'g Student Countil '4Hg lunior Playp National Honor Sucielyg Debate -I-2 Rodne Pittman President F. F. A. Clubg Trackg Tennis Club Betty Pollock F. H. A. Clubg Secretarial Club Bill Poteet Rifle Clulwg Baseball Anne Ralls Sec. Camera Cluh '47g International Stu- dent Societyg Tennis Cluhg Iunior Playg Band Queen 2475 Operetta '48 Iosephine Rcnnels Camera Club '47: International Student Societyg Vice-Pres. Secretarial Club '48g Sec. of National Honor Society '48 Iames Rhodes Spanish Clubg Sr. Bandg Letterman's Clubg Forrtlrall t Marilyn Ryther Spanish Clung Secretarial Club Marjorie Richards Dramatics Clulwg Tennis Clulug Iunior Playg Organintions Editor Smokerings '48 Sue Ridley International Student Society: Pep Clulvg Secretarial Cluhg Opcretta '46, '47, '48 Mariem Ring F. H. A. Cluhg International Student Su- cietyg Pep Clulw Mary Ruth Roberts Treasurer Spanish Club H175 Vice-Pres. In- ternational Student Suciety '45 Charles Robinson 11. E. Clulig D. o. Club Kathryn Robinson Dramatic: Clubg Secretarial Clubg Operetta '47, '48 Bob Roden Vice'Prcs. T. at I. Club '47Q President Sophomore Classg Cheer Leader '46, '47, 2459 Basketball Manager '.46g Treasurer lunior Classg D. O, Clubg Student Council '47g Pep Clubg Letterman's Clubg Sports Editor Smokerings '48 T. V. Russell Footballg Vice-Pres. Boys' Council '48g Veteran U. S. Natyg Letterman's Cluh David Scruggs Forum Clubg D. O. Club Pola Iune Sewell Pep Clubg Opcretta '48 Mary Sherman F. H. A. Clubg Pep Clubg International Student Societyg Opererta '46 W. K. Sims Veteran U. S. Navy Kendall Skelton D. E. Club Mary Louise Slaughter F. H. A. Cluhg International Student So- cietyg Tennis Clubg Girls' Council Presi- dent '48g Sophomore Editor Smokerings '46g junior Editor Smokerings '48 Billy Don Smith Library Cluln Geneva Smith Batidg President Dmmatics Club '46g Stua dent Council '47, '48g junior Playg D. E. Clubg Tennis Clubg Organizations Editor Smokerings '48 Io Ann Smith Dramatics Clubg F. H. A. Club Ray Smith . Footballp Letterman's Clubg D. O. Clubg Basketball Martha Spradling Book Review Clubg lnternational Student Societyg Girls' Glce Clubg Courtesy Club Alene Strawn D. E. Club Letitia Swoap Pep Clubg Vice'Pres. Camera Club '46, Secretary '47g Band Billy Thomas Vice-President Aru and Craft: Club '48g Opcretta '47, '48 Glen Roy Thomas D, E. Club: F. F. A. Clubg Library Clubg D. 0. Club -25. Russell Thomas Letterman'x Club: Footballg Basketball Donald Tillman Pep Clubg Reporter Forum Club '47 Wanda Trigleth Pep Clubg International Student Societyg Secretarial Club Iimmie Nell Turpin D. E. club Iimmy Underwood Veteran U. S. Navy Marvene Wagnon President Secretarial Club '47Q Reporter Camera Club '46 Mary Lee Wagnon Pep Clubg lternational Student Societyg Secretary Secretarial Club '48g Girls' Quar- tetg Secretary, A Cappella Choir '48g Op- eretta '46, '47, '48 Barbara Walter International Student Societyg Pep Club: Bandg N. F. L. 3 Dehateg junior Playg So- ciety Editor Newscast '48g Asst. Senior Ed- itor Smokerings '48 Leon Wampler Camera Clubg T. At I. Club Pat Watson Operetta '46g Tennis Clulmg Letterman's Clubg Footballg Baseball Mary Sue Watson President Dramatics Club '46g Pep Clubg T. Az l. Club Bert Webb Tennis Clubg National Honor Societyg Junior Playg Basltetballg Debateg N. F. L.g Student Council, Vice-President '47, Presi- dent '48 A. D. Wheeler Veteran U. S. Navy Ilene Wheeler Audubon Clubp Spanish Clubg Pep Club Glen Wilhelm Library Clubg Dramatics Clubg Camera Club Charlie Willeford F. F. A. Clubg Letterman's Clubg Football Mildred Willeford Dramatic: Clubg Arts and Crafts Club Eugene Williams F. F. A. Clubg D. E. club Betty Wilson D. o. Club Thelma Wilson Vice-Pres. Secretarial Club '48g Interna- tional Student Society Lillie Io Winter D. E. club Louise Worden Secretary-Treasurer Camera Club H. A. Clubg Parliamcntarian '48 Marion Wylder Footballg Lettermnn's Club Sarah Ellen Young P. H. A. Club Wilma Iune Young International Student Societyg F Clubg Secretarial Club Timmie Youree Audubon Clubg Pep Club '46g F. H. A. . gf 2 U is is yn., K .. iff: 'fi if Y fax. ,,' 4' ' S' fy.: iii 55' 5' ,.' 'A Q' hgh X-si. fig. vi.. :Nw an . ,-lay N !-ff H511 S511 if QQHNINQ ff- wi- X' a ::fSs'-if-Q-. --24, E.. Nik '.T' ifA 3-:... .vw V '35 x I---Ht -K , 'Av:.::ff- 1-W gi- W ff 1 JH R - if W f'IC4E74R5' x ' I r Pin H ,Lf f 0 ff! K f Whey? 8 'W 0-ff 77? 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Smith Betty Sue Speer Iimmy Starr Truman Stark 'H 'YI'Y y Neta Io Steele Betty Stogsdill Ann Stringfield Ioan Thomas Dan Thompson Lena Tucker Lloyd Tugwell Connie Vawter Ioe Wagner Io Anne Walker Bonnyle Watts Mary Webb Bobby Willeford Doris Williams Edna Williams ,38- V -wwe vw-s-v,1' --,gi-L . .-. , , Elmer Lee Williams Imogene Williams Iohn Williams Loye Don Williams Donald Willson Bob Wilson Don Wilson Mary Frances Winingharn Madelon Wyrick Betty Yarbrough J' ff If xffv X W5 XIV RX X lb r,i,, Q0 f , b XR If N391 415 lg Ry JV, , ff + wy bf fix , V 1 Q 44 I 1 f JJ 3 ' I r15J':f.f,,- J' J J Bjxfy: f ,T ' I ' ' , ' + 'MLM is 4 Gllhfla fb Lmion 7 X Q EPYQQ 9farm9RacfxS15rown If 's? 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I. Bell Iimmy Savage Bob Brower TY '47- fffiv-ww-X 556 S A QQ. M Ti ,N , Ay-ge K 5 wi 5 , TX k v i 2 wwf ,ff ny Q' , E-itz:- ft:-H wh 'fre x X 122' '. 57235122 Q2 1. N. ,..,... if Q if -f -.... N S. X X Y S S 1 ,, Sir--vi ff, ' g iw SA 45,3 lf. - I f ,.:5,:: 1 S59 fx Q ,wiv ' K - Exif 5 fl g xg QQ E ill! ,ik H A M14 if fs Z i First Row: Shirley Nelson: Corinne Russell: Frances Cardwell. secretary-Treasurer: Ioanne Eplerg Thelma Oliverg Ruthie Iohnson. Second Row: Ioe Don Clayton: Gwynn Monkres: William Moore, President: Tom McCasland, Vice.Presi' dent: Billy Ray Wellsg Tom Bob Dooley. Third Row: Kaye Hampton: Virginia Bailey: Geraldene Iiyrngton: lean lackvm: Wilicne Stogner: B:-tty Steelman: Patricia Kay Wilcs. IUNIOR HIGH STUDENT coUNe1L 'lunior gfigh School In representing Iunior High School we chose those organizations which play a majorl part in the junior high school activities. Preparing themselves to step into the shoes of the senior high school students are the pupils of the junior high as represented by their Student Council . This organization serves the student body and lends invaluable experience to the boys and girls who will some day govern the council of the senior high. he Iunior High Honor Society .upholds the same lofty standards as the sen- ior high counterpart. These students were chosen for superiority in scholastic and extra-curricular activities as well as tor high character ratings. IUNIOR HIGH HONOR SOCIETY First Row: Beverly Orr, Betty lane Moore. Nsiomi Green, Bobbie lean Ellis. Second Row: Thelma Oliver, Sue Prichard, Tom Bob Dooley, Paula Pat Wyrick, Patricia Shaffer. ' ,jiiawawi . f fi rg 3 . . I .K I , X W 1 1 X g S Norma Howe Received the lunior High Home Economics Award s i - l if 'QQ T one Tom McC.asland Received the lunior High Industrial Ans Award an 1 Vx' 'fix' fl: 'ff ,HLJIU 1,,f,!ff ' 1 . 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J'f,-,!?3'39?Q m its w X .,5:. 1 2:41335:g,S.:a:K.,i-- A ff ! 1 L Yigill A 'LI' li YYSUIWGP vw-.fzula I 1 . First Row: lerry Russell, Dale Y, usne Ae fp Ai U-msmi, Bill Iohnson, Gene Daily Second Row: Don Paiscall, Richard Foster, Curl Conrad, Iohnny Callahan, Ray Iones, X f ' x Mr. lime: Walker , ll C it Third Row: Fred Paraimure, fVice-prcsidentj, johnny Innes, CPresidentj, Donald Tillman, lloriice Sclilitler. Inmcs Dill , N ff . , , lfll G l X qomm lub 1 ff In 1492 Columbus sailed the ocean blue -Ah yes! And just why did old Chris bother to discover America Qbe- sides to get a front-page spread in the history booksj? He dreamed of open- ing a new frontier and increasing the narrow horizons of his day and opening the world to a new era of development. That is exactly what the clubs in D. H. S. are doing today. The members of the respective clubs are broadening their own horizons in developing var- ious hobbies which will in turn help them to lead happier and more useful lives. International Students' ,Society First Row: Miss Martha Veal, Mary Ruth Roberts, Mariem Ring, Lucille Bloomer, Nell Groves, Naomi Dunnam Second Row: Billie Roark, fPresidentj, Char- lene Edmison, Ianell Gordon, QSecretaryQ, LaWanda Bolles, lane Marco, Iimmie Floyd Third Row: Melbourne McCalister, Merle Dil- lon, Burl Culp, Mickey Cary, Stanley Town- send, Eben McGarr, Glenn Oberlin, Ierry Ketchum ,Q N 5' .. X' 5 is f E ' ' -' fy' 5 I2 l ii, g ,X ,f 2 l , A 5 , Y, , M Q'1'Q. ,f ,ff 2 , X i --- i A , V' X W if E il ' -1 '5 'L -7 Qpc :Q I , I V Q r X ix r 5 NX fxfi Y 'fffigr ggi fi ,J-'xffl-ku 1 f ff H M sk i -- -5 x ' xff X 'T '7 : f'fCi'-fS':- - a X , -.3 , kin:---gl 6 fe C X- i it -X C i 'email' -ff-A C to X so to-E f , Y 1 i -K 1 V A , , C A S Q Y - C E., f e C a .,C- 1, e fi C C C CC e to A . u---1 C A i , --f ' r - f - -Wi' HE- f ..-f t ' - W 5 1 D-75131111 , 3' K IQ-CIFELQ QE! Q-C ?' - sg Y- N 'ggi' -ml -, Q Q5v'M,lfl V EG CigirfuQi3 Xa - tx C-5 , ., .HC 1 N ii? 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I N n a 1 I f Q, 54 lx . ' ' wwf I , ,f 5 'e M Fin: Row: Francine Earnhart, Fay Mitchell, Mary lo Ward, Beulah Womack, Ann Srringfield KSCCICIZYY-TYCIIUICY, Second Row: Wanda Morris Gfice-Presidentl, Garrold Thomas flleporterl, Hugh Bradshaw fPrexidentj, Charles Salmon, Lloyd Tugwell, Miss Grace Richardson fSponsorJ .Spanish Qlub ,Secretarial Glub First Row: Miss Myrtle Adams CSponsorj, Pauline Key, Geraldine Key, Frankie Davis, Wilma Young, Mary Lee Wagnon QSecrecairy-Treasurerj, jo Harville Second Row: Peggie Grooms, Palsy Duncan, lnsephine Reynolds QFirst Vice-Presidenrl, Thelma Wilson CSecond Vice-Presi- dcntl, Belly Pollock, Maudie Hynson, Berry Brooks, Margaret Atkins, Iuanell Hobbs 1RepurlerJ Third Row: Valenne Lane, Marilyn Rylher, Marvene Wagnon iPresidentj, Wanda Trigleth, Kathryn Robinson, Gayle Dorsett, Esta Potts, Sue Ridley I lx ,7 Za f. , Sv . G0 gf l ., r ,' , A 6 ' dl E 1 I ,, 'S' 61 1' W 'w ' L Ni MA K. . 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First Row: , Elizabeth Wilkinson, Angelena Frensley, Naomi Cook, Richard Manz, Mary Frances McCasland Second Row: Norma Nell Roberts, Geneva Smith, Neld Student Council Monty Fritts, Harry Mack Brown, Bob Roden, Lloyd Tugwell CSecretary-Treasurerj Wanda Burdett Bert Webb fPresidentJ lack Bolander a Paramore, Elizabeth Benson, Dick Palmer fVice Presidentj LaVerne Lewis Bert Webb President Di ck Palmer Vice-President The Student Council members serve as representatives of the student body and help to improve the opportunities of all pupils. The activities include publishing the mnual student directory, sponsoring parties in the gymnasium, chartering clubs. ar- ranging the assembly program schedule, and sponsoring Student-Teacher Day. This year the council attained several of their long-aspircd goals: they were re- ceived into the National organization: they were fortunate enough to be elected to the state presidency for the ensuing year, and were elected as one of the six delegates to the National Convention. Lloyd T u well 8 Secretary-Treasurer Mary Black Sponsor I Mrs. Hallett Sponsor New Members, Top Eva Lou Green Lois Grimes Roland Gay Howard Clayton Angelena Frenslcy limmie Floyd Second Row: Thelma Wilson Mary Frances Hearn Dori: Cardwell Mary Lee Wagnon ,63-.. Jwltional 'Honor ,Society WT ow. 'R sau, f Asp., Top row, left In riulit' lerrx litiflllllll. prckiiltnt. lHNL'lVllll1C lien- nels, 5CCl'l'lQll'y, loc Momw. rt-porter-rccurtler. Left side: Bert Webb, Ioan Gadtlic, Adcanc Denny. McCasland. 5 774 'J' n 3. :T as - -i -4 U ns 22 fo -1 'W E E Z 2 if T ra r-1 E El -71 9 i.: -i sc 'Z' -1 nw :J ru ra ui N Ny To represent the National Honor Society in D. H. S., five percent of the iunior class and ten percent of thc remaining senior class are nominated for membership each year. The selections are based upon the highest scholastic records averaged in with comprehensive character and scrvioc ratings made by the members of the faculty. These worthy students uphold the ideals and morals of our school and should be highly commended. Row: Katherine McDonald Marjorie Richards Bottom Row: Barbara Walter Alice Gayle Pfice Suzanne Holcomb Wanda Lauderdale Elizabeth Benson Marvene Wagnon Not Pictured: Mary Louise Slaughter fl 1 x , Maliowev' 1 to W -.1 01 0 AC fix-J' YQ? lvl' Cheer Leaders: Sally Kilgore, Robbie Atkins, Ruth Austin .s,- 1:- My First Row: Sybil Botkin, loyce Kennedy, Paulctta Hayes, Emily Elam, Mudclon Wyrick CI'restdentD, lane Gray, Nona Diviney, Marie Eaton, Mary Frances Wiitiiiglmiti, Katie l,t-ie Second Row: Thala Roberts fSecretary-Trczisurerl, Io Anne Walker, Betty Yarbrough, Nita Io Steele, Elna Sebested fkeporterj, Suzanne Holcomb, Peg- gy Brittain, Charlotte Rhodes, Betty Nickle, Cluudean Hallett, Jimmie Mcllonald, Mrs. Moore tSponsorJ Third Row: Howard Wininger, Alice Gayle Price, Marjorie Leonard, Frances Dixon, Peggy Crenshaw, Barbara Fulton, Pola Sewell, Naomi Mooney, Margaret Bryant, Wanda Burdett, Mary Sue McDonald, jean Russell, Bnrliam Ilearn, Kendall Skelton fPep Glub First Row: Ruth Austin, Robbie Askins, Sally Kilgore Second Row: Harry Dangerficld, Bob Rodcn fs nxt' Gheer Leaders An October thirty first never passes that su- pernatural Critters are not discovered at lcngtli by the average citizen everywhere. Here in D. H. S., we possess quite a number of Demonettes who remain long after Halloween passes. These are the members of the pep club, who, although they are much more comely than their namesakes, still create the same cle- moralizing effect on the morale of our oppon- ents at all athletic events. ,63N 'l t I if Axim' -1 M. 77Y K 2 ' we Rwfkriff im 1 ,I Ying 34 wa Q' e , 3 2 M f 5? ,, 2 E i f QYS' M Y -6 Q ,QI Za- R, MV xi 93 xw i -Hifi ty 'A N1-'I n.,QW,w ,, A Q, xv, fi Q 4 H 3 Y E Q. fiQg3fgvf iX ,, , ' W Q k .wk .mn Alt as , '51 3 if Q-I ' 5: fb, a 3 , ffm J 4 Q 3 f K' Q k ii A f 1 fl? U17 W QA Aw T Eagi VT an M 4 N Q z MA 1 g, 5 f f M 1' Q l' is W W Z2 5? KA.. . , v , , A 14 . N N, ,,, wi -X' 1 3? 'SM K +- A A . 5 N k 354: 'die s W K , 5, X ,MY y w -3 W X , ww. , xi , -vigil ,QA ,N 9 In mv -, Q. 'u,f'x 3 Q WN M 'iv' fp ax mf? fx Mi 7 52. QM I 4 A im' 633' x 5 5 53 'Z x Q :V K . . 6 -V ..... . L Q, A, Q gg' ers , ,QA M ,W 2.4.2 Q' ' 3 if as fm I ., W x i X X I E . 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X ' S ' I -... - X V .- ,. ---Q 2 Q-M.-f:.Q-.m X:N:,. mm, ,,.: 'ww-We--Ami-mail.::.i.M11-funn-rr:,:4:agpps.Q:i':r 3 f . - ,:.g- 21: f 'f 552. 1 w.'3E,,:f, H as Ei f Ei . ' A-Dfffn, PE- 71 X K F' LAWANDA BOLLES anh unnn Left to right: LaWanda Bollcs, Bill Brymcr, Iohn Davenport, Cline Bradley. Top to bottom: Claudean Hallett, Lctitia Swoap, Naomi Dunnam. Ml? BM- W . A ww is K f pan - U W. x p H, Nik 3 , . A, K. E wJ!!-' A fn' x , A xx V WA... ..,. -m.,..,,i ,M A SM gf ? 'f 5, W W f' an g Q fwf if 7 QSM sg M wx x Q ,gm 7, 'wi M13 M94 x Q ff Tw 'YSL A im, -f 5 QQ , 44 X? g A ,,, as Nlkuvn 13 Four players from D. H. S. were named for the All-District Football ' 5 Team. One of this number, Left Guard Ray Smith, made the All- State Squad. Smith, a r6o pounder, the lightest guard chosen, was picked because of his speed and ag- ressiveness. The three All-Conference players were Fullback T. V. Russell, Right End Alvin Arterbery, Right Tackle Iim Frye. Que? .I Ja WELL The 1947 edition of the Demons fought two of the most bitter rivals of any squad, lack of experience and weight. These two factors, added to an iron-clad schedule, ieduced the band of Demons to a hoard of angels until midseason. After nine weeks of ,inspired work by Coach Davenport and his staff, as well as an equal portion of work by each player, thc boys were molded into a well-oiled machine which was stopped only twice more during the season. From the opening yvhistle of the first contest the plucky band of Demons steadily improved until the sixth game which was with Ardmore. That Friday night an inspired host of footballers descended on the Ardmore Tigers and sent them running for cover with a rumbling last half ground attack which put them into the win column to the tune of rg'-6. The following Friday the Demons' grindng ground attack con- Smelh Noone sou FOOTBALL RECORD , They We Capitol Hill . ' .... 20 0 Pauls Valle ,,,,. Federick .Y ..... 35 Z Altus . . . I ..... 27 I3 Holdenville ...... I4 0 Ardmore ...... 6 I3 Putman City ..,, , 7 I9 El Reno ....... 27 IQ Lawton ....... 0 Ig Chickasha ...... 26 Owen tinued to gain momentum by crushing the Putman City Pirates rg-6. The game was played at Oklahoma City and proved to be a disastrous home.coming for the Pirates. The next week the Demons were somewhat baffled by the lightning fast attack of El Reno Indians and came out the short end of a 27-19 score. The game with Lawton's Wolverines was played in a sea of mud with the hard-hitting Demon backfield ripping through a tenacious Lawton defense to a sweet x3-o victory. A feature of this game was the cnxshing of a, vaunted Wolverine ground game by the rock-ribbed Demon line, bulwarked by All State Guard, Ray Smith, and All District Tackle, lim Frye. To dose the season the Chickasha Chicks invaded Halliburton Stadium to gain a hard fought district title from the Demons who, none-the.less, maintained the second place in the district 2-A which was also the berth of last year's heavier and more experienced team. L wit-non ,, 1. Q.Kw!H3,i5g5V, football Fnrunaliun shut, Nuvumlwcr 7, at El Reno Football game. Suzanne Holcomb SUZANNE HOLCOMB 4 and Roland Gay. Top to bottom: Marjorie Richards, Sandra Cohen Shirley Nickle. '--- 3-11-L .. 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V :U Q :,.,,4?Hw'Q , ' 5 a 'ifffif gi f Z NVQ ,K 7, 1 Ii ,M I wie ., f W 1 3 J, A5 I '-. Q5 KTM' z 5 ff -'ff Of 1 f A P --'- 1 N W 5 ' f f 2' 4 ' .cf Xu.. Left to Right: Gayle Price, Loye Don Williams, Angelena Frensley, Frank Glass, Elizabeth Benson, George L. Smith, Lois Grimes, Robert Morris, Loyd Tugwcll, Mary Cathryn Flynn, LaVerne Lewis, Philip Sewell, Iohnny jones, Suzanne Hol- comb. The next presentation was the lun- ior Class Play, Foot-Loose, a dra- matic comcdy in which pressing teen-age problems were vividly ex- plained. To the cast and Miss Black go the credit for an excellent perfor- mance. C3oot Loose Iunior Play December 5, 1947 Left to Right: Loye Don Williams, Gayle Prioe, LaVerne Lewis, Iohnny jones, Su zanne Holcomb, Angelena Frensley, Frank Gilass. 1? . ., AK fa if 59 A A 9 f Tia 53,11 1' 512:14-ziwf k'i,ZM5 g':f,',f f .f fi K Lnegaff '-Tvfqgzlg .QPR P , f,1'2iss.f:Lf1M'?'fiQ V ' X :.,1,3.gE. 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I I in 1 ,,:. . an ' ' gl ..,,.A. , . , , ww Q' ..- Z 12, iw'-4 w . -AQ'- 1 2 , Nags' ,- ' tg 1 v jgfzv ' ' ,uv we nit X, 'f w ' -n4y,1-Hi' u wyvf nnual ,Qumz 3 i 3 MARIORIE RICHARDS I Z I f I 5 5 5 a 1 1 I DORIS NURSE MONTE FRITTS i Coronation shot, February 14, at thc Annual Dance Left to right: Rodnc Pittman, Marjorie Richards, Loyc Don Williams, Doris Nurse, Dick Russell, Monte Fritts Howard Clayton Business Manager Clifford Hopper Arr Editor First Row: Angelena Frcnsley, Assistant Editor-in-chiefg Ioe Moore, Senior Class Editorg Mary Louise Slaughter, junior Class Editor, Harry Dangerficld, Sophomore Class Editorg joan Gaddie, Honor Editor, Second Row: Suzanne Holcomb, Assistant Business Manager: Barbara Walter, Senior Class Editorg Gayle Price. Iunior Class Editor: leanette McDonald. Sophomore Class Editor: lo Ann Dillard. Honor Editor. Qlnnual Staff Risking court action for libel. sweating' feverishly over dead- lines and engaging in wild financial campaigns, the annual staff has proceeded on its merry way toward the day when the volumes of the 1948 Smokering.r can be distributed to its patient custom- ers. These culprits have been tirel'-sslv aided and abetted by Mrs. Stewart, to whom much of thecredit is due. The staff has tried, over a period of months, to produce a faith- ful coverage of the yeu1r's events in D. H. S. and to make this year'- book a pleasant reminder of the days of our youth. Mary Frances McCasland Editorfin-chief First Row: Katherine McDonald, Feature Editor: Roland Gay, Sports Editor: Marjorie Richards, Organi- zations Editorg Dick Palmer, Art Editor: lim Frye, Copy Editor Second Row: Eva Lou Green, Feature Editor: Bob Roden. Sports Editorg Geneva Smith, Organizations Editor, Peggy McClanahan, Assistant Art Editorg Mrs. Olive Stewart, Annual Advisor QMS XV A is mx ' B . 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Baby Doll finds Billie Roark fascinating, While Ralph is always faithful to Iane Gray, Miss Prater turns to Charles for heavy dating, And Willeford thinks of Hearn all the day. Ioe Moore has been enticed by Glenna Killian, While Betty Nickle is in love with Donald P. -For Bill's class ring LaWanda would.n't take a million, Donna Iean is all that Dale can ever see. Now the steady page is nearer to completion You've helped us straighten out our sucker list, In the future we'll proceed with more discretion But think of all the fun that we'd have missed! Left Row: Glenna Killian, Rubilee Prater, Io Anne Walker, LaWanda Bolles, Iane Gray, Mary Frances Hearn, Betty Nickle, Billie Roark, Donna lean Carpenter, Iuanell Hobbs. Right Row: Tommy Harbinson, Bobby Willeford, Russell Thomas, Don Pascal, Dale Wilson, Bill Poteet, loc Moore, Ralph Rylant, Charles Barber, Roland Gay. IIMMIE FLOYD The National Honor Society Citizenship Award is offered each semester to any senior high school student. In making this award, the Honor Society recognizes the student who is outstanding in the field of citizenship. The recipient of the award is chosen chiefly because of his generally constructive attitude, rather than for his scholastic achievements. The active membership of the Honor Society :hooses the highest two candidatesg and a five- rnember committee composed of the principal, the National Honor Society sponsor, and three faculty members, appointed by the principal, make the fin- al selection. The candidates are judged by the fol- lowing qualifications: constructive school service, :onstructive community service, loyalty, cooperation abiding by rules, promotion of school to outsiders, respecting the rights of others, courtesy, enjoying doing things, working with an objective, accepting responsibility, and accepting criticism. :Nuy- x 'Q , Tl v.. . . ff : ,'.'.'..f. n if . - - o I BIRTH DAY George Washington, the father of his country, was, of course, an important citizen. According to the standards set up by this famous man, the indivi- duals depicted in this section aren't exactly celebri- ties but each has carved his own personal niche in the annals of D. H. S. history. GENEVA SMITH J............... 'who Louise Worden Outstanding Home Economic Student Roland Gay Outstanding Basketball Player Carmen Ioncs Mary Frances McCasland BAND AWARDS Letitia Swoap, Bill Brymer, Patricia Izard, Ioan Gadrlie, Iimmie Floyd, Peggy McClanahan, Naomi Dunnam, Ionathan Clark, Claudean Hal. lett, LaWancla Bolles, lack Bolander, Sue Nickle A. A. U. W. Award Each year a girl is chosen as the most outstanding student in all phases of Home Economics. Captain of the '48 basketball team was Roland Gay, whose tireless persc- verance, consistent defensive play, and excellence at the freeathrow line has elevated him to the nomination as outstanding basketball player of D. H. S. Two of the Duncan bandsmen, Ionathan Clark and Carmen lones, have attained the highest peak of merit and are to be presented with letter jackets at the end of the school term. The A. A. U. W. award for the all-around Senior girl was chosen for her achievements in grades, athletics, and extra-curricular functions. The pre- sentation is made in the form of a gift, and is considered one of the chief honors of the school year. Each year the Senior members of the band are presented with a band letter. This year there were twelve receiving letters, 10 Billy Douthitt Outstanding Shop Student Ray Smith Outstanding Football Player Marjorie Richards D. A. R. Citizenship Award Doris Cardwell D. A. R. Award Each year a boy is chosen as the most outstanding shop student. He is the one who has made the most progress in shop during the year. All-state guard Ray Smith was the choice for the outstanding football player of 1947-48. R.ay's smart, smashing defensive, ability and speedy of- fensive play topypecl hy his devastating dowiifield blocking and yardage-gain- ing runs on the guard sneak marked him as outstanding on anybody's team. Students who have been in the music department for four years are given awards each year. This year there were six receiving awards. For citizenship beyond the call of duty and meritorious service to Dun- can High School during an active scholastic career, the D. A. R. presents their annual award. For years past the Daughters of the American Revolution have awarded a medal to the most outstanding student of American History. The award is made for the highest grade average, best response, industry, and interest. A ncwly.instituted honor in D. H. S. is the Queen of Song, who is elected by the sale of tickets to the spring vocal concert under the direction of Mrs. Lauraleen Moore. This year's selection was Io Ann Walker, a young lady whose lovely voice and tireless energy made her a fitting choice for the honor. VOCAL MUSIC AWARDS . Sue Ridley, Ierry Iackson, Mary Lee Wagnon, Ie! ry Ketchum, Kathryn Robinson, Ioe Moore. Io Ann Walker Queen of Song '85- ,86- , Kwtl-rfvfrffst' :yQ'T T,Wq:,-gx,-1,7 --1. --T N' I rv-r-jgqvg-'31,-Tiff Ml i BERT WEBB rossman Qiwarcl The Crossman award is given to the outstanding citizen of the Senior Class each year on a basis of scholarship and desirable qualities. The winner receives a medal at graduation time and his name is en- graved on a bronze plaque which hangs in the high school trophy case. The award is granted to the outstanding all-around Senior on a three-point basis. 1. Candidates are selected from the upper half of the class scholastically. 2. The faculty selects the five Seniors who they think show the highest record in the tcn desirable qual- ities listed below. 3. Keeping in mind nen desirable qualities of citizenship, personality, industry, judgment and com'- mon sense, reliability, initiative, co-operation, leadership, physical vitality, and religious attitude, the en- tire student body votes on the five to elect the one who they think is the high-ranking Senior. Bert Webb was chosen as the Senior who best exemplified the qualifications for this award. V-ss X EW, 1 g H N W 'Q Q, 3 Q2 41 K Y xp 753 'fix , F EEE, ,gig Q QE gi is 1, 'T X 44 , 53 , 33 5 it x 3 2 5 sw ik H S R X gg r 'B . ,X X K, 3 i x is x 1- 9 .5, 1 2 ' ' fy- r-gg. .. 2 Q - , 3 fix ,,...., i ,f QE X . ,.::,, , , qziliz Vil.. 2 ' a. ? ? f ff 1 A QW x X ig K 2 4 KN 6 .. ., Q 4? .:,'2'.'-.1 . '..'Y Ya ar? Q :.,. 1 1' 'g Q V 4 il':' 3 A -pf mm 4 A 1, Q is 3? Ng, : if Q w W -'fs 1 W :Q , W 5' K , 35' f- rown, Ha K' if . Q 4, fe-f' S S X - my S ., N if? f 5 35 Q N ff' W A' K. 3,91 KZ X 3? 5 91 5 rns, Wxllcford, Chadwick, Gay, Webb. Q 3 5 if vm. -xref '3 rf fi 245 ef :, . 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B, A31 X fdl X ! if X if i 1 l if ., CGmck a le 2 Top row: Kenneth Williams, lack Bolander, lim Frye, Vern Buben,Cl2UdC Frensley. Middle row: Alton Owen, Quanah Cox, Carl Hinchey, Timmie Youree, Ronald jones, Howard Clayton. Bottom row: Ray Nelson, james Moore, Iimmie Ballard, Tom Lynch, Iimmie Alton UV Cn-Hcmgsing the Ba , Hansard lnsert-Coach Davenport l Gay chunking the Discus. Cox poised in the air. l Nice hand-off by Owen and Ballard. 1,2 - W e ibif F3 X -Z N 1 H 5 Clayton ' : 'XXNTN Q , Rgffx N E A EW iw' wwwgq if Y X ,, , 'Q 5 , , vi' X' 35 1 M N J' f flf . wi if W my K , , l..,, nw QQ., i Q Qi ggi X 'M -- WN . M13 ':Qf,'P1--hge www Q x . '-fa 5 :1 kyihl 3 W f 'Q x , . 3, i.5IT:,1:gf?ff2 --- - af, .za QQ? K, - W ig - -1 fs' 'f ,la .K .X L, law mV il ?.5fz5gi51x33:i Q g ,wa I5 1' ! fg 1 ,Q ,2 'w.a-'QQ ' 4' X i A , q WI in 'ig W Aix-qu Q , xv .N 'L X T, Q3 f 3 . 1 ,V f 4 , 1 Q ' 4 -. MA ' K .K l -. K g sf' X Q' effigy ,Yi ning gf? 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W l l Seated on the benches: Coach Welch: Reserves-Quanah Cox, Billy Tom Pannell, Bobby Willeford, Vern 'N Buben, Doug Iohnson. i ri Catdier, Harry Mack Browng Pitcher, Don Wilson and Doyle Chadwickg First Base, Cham Kingg Second i Base, I. B. Ionesg Third Base, Bill Poteetg Short Stop, Herbert Mabryg Right Field, Norman lzardg Left Field, Pat Watsong Center Field, Ted Pierce. ..-97'-. O - A-I 1 X F' Xl J f7f?6'Jli-5' BUD' i I Top Row: Mrs. N. S. Austin, Mrs. E. Basil Clayton, Mrs. Boyce Dillard, Mrs. Tom Floyd. Second Row: Mrs. Leo Caddie, Mrs. Emery Green, Mrs. I. O. Hopper, Mrs. Charles Ketchum. Third Row: Mrs. Lauraleen Moore, Mrs. T. H. McCasland, Mrs. Manton Ralls, Mrs. L. L. Richards. Fourth Row: Mrs. L. Ring, Mrs. W. M. Slaughter, Mrs. I. R. Walter, Mrs. Roy Webb. enior e9YCothe'rs Mothers' Day is an annual symbol of the eternal gratimde we all feel toward our mothers. It is with this spirit that we of the Smokcring: Staff dedicate this page to the Senior Mothers. 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