Durant High School - Lion Yearbook (Durant, OK)

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ill 2? ggi. i -el ll .ab Sw., 'pm-. I..-v ,W- gan' 7, W XXX, ,fi ffv' J Al! 41? Q 'P' 19 VVILLIAM ACORIJ plays the clarinet And for smiles and history is bent. RITA AKIN, business girl who writes. Has Spanish and home economics that she likes. G BARBARA ALLEN also writes and works: Yet church and Christian service never shirks. H GUY AI LFIN obse rx ant tall and quiet Exeels in spelling One can nexer buy it GENEVIEVE ARMSTRONG chose a new home And J T Russell her books are now alone BILL ATHFRTON the boy who tackle played In history and science was ne er dis niayed KAROI YN BEINNETI' sings reads and writes She s a Thespian of 'National Honor heights JERRX BPAUDRICK leads our cheer and Lions Roar She s also tops in wear book and softball lore EARI CASTILLO historx major 'ind football guard Puts D Club membership on his record card IRFNE C HAI K was a little Mead girl Vkhose history maps gaxe Durant High a whirl BALI ARD CLOVVDUS charter member of F F Came from Greenville and friendship rates him A CHARLENE COOK made State Honor at Russel High Then c me to us and kept her grades still high DON CARPENTER drum major for two years Takes Boys State sports and music without fears HARRY CRAIG his lowe for win s and art did pool To make a noble flag for Durant High School DONALD FLLIOTT worked down town for occupa tion And w as elub president of distributixe education MARGIE DILLARD tall brunette with laughing eyes Is another new student who in history is wise BOB ENQ LAND better know as Skeeter By the boys of D Club was chosen leader MYRTLE BITE with history English math A eourse in distributixe education hath i N N 7' f af 4 I Qi -LN .' f , A ' ii' J A v, 14 i Y , . ' 7 I h X L 4 n - . X V X A . A A . , , g . ' f - elif V f . ge 6 'Zed - x 1 K, V ' ' Y A Q' I is S455 L , J W ' ' ' l X , p K A ' 14 e . ,sb I . ,. , -1 W e S ! r N 0 7 4 xv v . , ' , V , - 3 5? 1' ' .' ' ' . .eg A , 1 Y n ' ' ' ,.' f 2 o V , A 5 . , V Y 4 , L , I. N' V e V y , V vi A V , , . . 7 A y ' V v y ' v A Q 'A A ,Q J f , , W . . A. , x e s . ' v -' X ' ' h Q f ' I ' . K x a x . if I , e I I 'N re.. K R .- Z . gg L ., , ' , 2 2- 'T Q , - ' A A . ' , A x ' W is 4 if mf .Q . , m -. V ' y ' ' 4 5' gm ' I. A if at i o we ' It , 3 i 4 . . . . A I f.- . pa , Y . . . . . , , K A 5 V Y . v ' Q x ,. . 1.4 'v I . y . Q I O , 1' YY g , . 1 v' A we I ,... ' . ' ' L

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RUTH ANN FLEAK our Annual Suu tht art In Glrls Statt and HIUSIL plaud a grt at part BOBBIE XELL PRAZIER our lauhhmgb llttlt nnss Ran off and got mlrrled to Johnny Gattls DALTON GILBERT our handsonust scnlor la WK 1th hxs curly halr drnts tht glrls mad JOAN GRAFA our happy stylxsh lass Has tht shortest rtd han ln the SLHIOI class JACK HARRIS llkes some t,hllIg,S bttter than classes But always enjoys to ptster tht lasses JEANNINE HARRISON IS not up a tree For hlstory muslc Enghsh and math has s L Is our m1ghty boxtr knovun as Squld PHIL HOLMES the undertaktrs son ASPIFCS to be a doctor number one MARY HOLT vnll make a good w1fc Her mlnor ln home ec vxlll last for llft CAROL ANN JENNINGS hkes softball and books On Journalxsm we l1ke her charm and good looks JERRY JONES left us for the West But memorles of hlm are all of the best MARILYN JONES 1S another G1rl Stater And ln playmg an oboe none can outrate her JAMES KENNAMER worked down town th1S year He has also done some pamtlng so we hear IOANNE KNOTT lxeutenant governor of Glrls State To return as counselor there of dxd rate BILLY WAYNE LAMBERT the boy wlth a buxld Leaves a place 1n school that cannot be fllled HARRY LEE Boys State member and star athlete, In Engllsh class hls book revlews are hard beat JOYCE LOPER m mxxed chorus smgs And 1n Sunday s cho1r her joyous muslc rmgs JOAN LOSAWYER, MISS Green's home room secretary, Was never known to be the last b1t contrary 20 A A V v U 4 K 'xx H M' ' ' x 'u Vx x I A' 1 ' or ' r ' l ' 1 ' ' . I , , - , m x . ' - ' w ' - -1' ' I ' Y X Y Y I 1 X . ' G E. F. HAWKINS, that K. O. Kid, H . , , V' I 1: Y . J . I - . A A . . y . V, y . I - A 1 , , . Y ' ' ' , to