East Lampeter High School - El Dorado Yearbook (Lancaster, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1946 volume:

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I-Cb. as 0 'S seioffe ir Q! 0 40266:- 5 L Zox K., 01. ages X X Jr U 3 'U ef 4' -L Sv 9 in ,Q QUQ5 as-,Qty 1 70 Iv of fb xo QUWX waf er O If ff fb- Q Q C9459Q'lx Qfid E With faith in the future, we are looking forward to the years when we shall turn these pages and recall with pleasure and pride, not only the schooi activities of those whose names and pictures appear here, but also the part they played in preserving our way of life. My best wishes are here extended to all students and graduates of Drumright High School. Frank D. Hess pg,,,MfL,.,f0. Congratulations to the Class of '43 upon the suc- cessful completion of another yearbook project. Even though our Gusher may have to give way to activities which are considered more vital in our war effort during the years immediately ahead, let us remember that the right and privilege of engaging in such worth-while activities is one ofthe issues at stake in this conflict. A. C. Weimer , l if I 1 'Q I . lj V W I ju.. 55:5 v FRANCES Giiiscom Home Economics B.S. University of Texas M.A. Texas State College for Women AVIVIAN DOTY Music, Physical Education B. of F.A. Oklahoma A. and M. Bess GEFFER1' ' S Twins B.S., M.S. -Kansas State College z k- A sf 13 1. . - 9 M A is fi, ,gi ff ,bij I WA, LOU ANN PINKSTON i History B.A. Central State College M.A. Oklahoma A. and V. A. PLEASANT Manual Training Oklahoma A.. and M. JAMES A. WEAVER History, Athletics B.S. Phillips University RONALOV E. 'GERARD Instrumental Music Oklahoma A. and M. ETH EL V. WOODDALL Science B.S. Kansas University OPAL CLIFTON English B.A. Central Stale College I .1 :I . f 1. 'f L .. '.r',5ii'.,. :,s.u, ,.:s1pSf.a-f.L....fL'u.l:..s.1ii.,-..+v , fr-'Q 'f W.. -- I Q. . , I , Q , ,, ,K,wq,.,Q ., : - ,:, - I, .V ,A--,,s,' Mr'-4, h I, . .A - , w- I I,, . K,-f-MF: ,mf QI, ,, ,I -j-.flniij it -- ni' 1, '. 1-,fr .I i 'nj . ,3,.,5N',.,.5 , f 5 in , , ,1,f-,!,.-- 'Y' . i . J -.pl ,fyggfff-,L ,' ' V GCI! f . 'rs ' Q 5 , .L ,CURTIS F. BROCK 2 I V .Civics, History . I BQA. Northeastern State College A Q ALMA FRIEND 1 Science I BLA. Oklahoma A. and M. ' M.S. Oklahoma University MARGARET SCHNEIDER English B.S. Oklahoma A, and M. JUANITA GARNER English, Spanish, Speetiii, Dramatits B.A. East Central Staj'e'College FRANCES DONNELL Library B.A, Oklahoma University LUCILE ANDERSON Secretary, Registrar B.A. Oklahoma University 11 L , If A ft? '-'gifs ' Lois Mathematics -' fi B.S. East Central State 'College HAZELLE HOLLAND English, History 'D B.A. Oklahoma University FORD MICHAEL Mathematics, Physics B.S., M.E. Oklahoma University QQ 1 , 1 fa, iw v l N 'Y iiw claus-av ,mining-r 111. di 1 'ef ,fn Drumrlghl High School pays tribute to these boys who have entered the armed forces during the present school year hold Marines, Richard Marrs Navy Third Row Jack Riley Marines, Bull Scribner, Navy, Bob Furman, Navy Not Pictured Russell Poff berqer Marines, Lawrence Gates, Navy PW I 0 E. ,J J.. lan- . 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SECOND ROW: Lorraine Billings, Typist, Loanno Lockwood, Make-Up Editor, Irene Cofficld, Make-Up Editor, Ruby Noland, Make-Up Editor, Betcty Miller, Co-Editor, Wanda Seiler, Organization Editor, Billy Jcan Foster, Co-Business Manager, Betty McNeal, Typist. THIRD ROW Charles Neal, Sports Editor, Ronald Bartley, Advertising Editor, Fred Stephenson, Advertising Editor, Benny Block stack, Organization Editor, Lois Redding, Kodak Editor, Elizabeth Joseph, Kodak Editor, Geraldine Alloway, Typist, Pat Nash, Typist. FOURTH ROW: Marjorie Burton, Organization Editor, George Wells, Kodak Editor, Donna Brittain, Art Editor, Howard Wilson, Co-Editor, John Lyttle, Business Manager, Billy Curtis, Kodak Editor, Glen Sweet, Sports Editor, Jean Frazier, Art Editor. NOT PICTURED: Rosemary Crowe, Typist, Carolyn Shanks, Art Editor, Joe Brasel, Advertising Editor. NOT PICTLJREDL Bob Furman, Advertising E d i to r, Jack Riley, Sports Editor. We, the Gusher Staff, spent our entire school year at the front hurdling obstacles from the beginning. We were subjected to shellings, bombard- ments, and snipers from all sides at all times. Regardless of the stiff opposi- tion, barbed wire entanglements, and absenteeism, we obeyed the final command, over the top. Though the never ceasing efforts of Mrs, Pinkston and the Gusher Staff, we wound up our battle with a Gusher. Before we leave for our furlough, we take this opportunity to express our hope that you enjoy The Gusher of l943. Rr-urlrng from left to right Benny Blackslock Richard Mnrrs, Irene Ps' ,J Coffreld, Anno Mae Malone, Barbara Moore .gjfuclenf Counci President Richard Morrs, now IH U. S. Armed Forces. Vice4Presidenl Bull Scribner, now an U. S. Armed Forces Treasurer lrene Coffreld, Secretary, Anna Mae Malone. Yell Leader Frank Berfwell Newly elected officers, Presrclenl, Glen Sweclg Vrcf- Pros: Llenf, Benny Blockstock. .SQ ofenf Counci We represent the Court Martial of D. H. S. We handle the making and enforcing of rules and regulations to control unruly trainees. We promote projects for improving discipline and morale and inspire cooperation throughout the entire camp. FIRST ROW: Rosemary Crowe, Frank Bertwell, Jackie Cook, Marjorie Titus, Elno Ladd, Wendell Hardy. SECOND ROW: Robert Ferguson, Virginia Carnahan, Jimmy Gerard, Floyd Sorrells, Jr., Benny Blackstock, Ray Sebring, Edward Redick, Robert Blackstock, Howard Garner. NOT PICTURED: Charles Neal. 4 LLFT TO RIGHT Cnliciilos Honey, Lcoilc-i President, Moiiorie Burta-1, Vice-President, Helen Louise Furman, Secretory, Bob Holclc eniord We are the Sergeanfs-the Big Dogs of Army Life. We have com- pleted a foureyear training course, and are ready to go into active duty in the business life of the world. Some of us will go to Officers' Candidate School and become commissioned officers, while others of us will be con- tent with the highest non-commissioned rating, We have had our share of A, W. O. L.'S and served time on K, P., but we have learned much through our experiences. Charles l-loney, Marjorie Burton, Helen Furman, Bob Holder, and Generals Pinkston and Donnell have helped us through our last year at camp. And so, we march on to Victory while the underdogs envy our oppor- tunities. SPONSORS' Frances Donnell Lou Ann Pinksfovi l . x .5 5 E 'F' NK?Nl 'N' X i A im -Lap 'ff fic army VfffIQM?f. 4 K ,zymtmf ,G za- fc. f Q 1.1.9 ' -can-f 'M ya! 550411, I X fn fri - ,Xl N . i 4405136211 rm 1---'H-Q r Nd' A V Q 1. 'Vx S tv Jima hmm I ig. . Y , A jf s fs .,.- ',,J! : K. . ..,X.:: gy, , U, h K ,.... 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We'll guide right and show the world we are lined up well for the hard fight' ahead. JUNIOR CLASS SPONSORS Mrs Holland, Miss Giisfom, Mr. Michael. Y' ' ij 'X 'bfi-Fe. , , 6' -mu V C- C7 A onli it WEHF? fi' J' ful-- 'E 1'. ' ,L N6 V1.2 Ns 'Pas- 1 5 ht if 'Q l ' qrb Q.- 'Q'-r 2,3 1 aqv + ri AJ C' FIRST ROW Ben Odom, Moudie Moe Tucker, Bn4Iy Moore, Potts Gub- son, Tuck Moore, Betty lyers. SECOND ROW: Morgoret Holt, Velma Dorsey, Wilbur Moggord, Forron Lockwood, Juonito Dye, Anno Moe Molone. THIRD ROW: Betty Jo Webb, Louuse Poyne, Olen Bly, Jockle Boshom, Borboro Moore. FOURTH ROW: Le-Roy Petty, Fern Bookout, Lc-Iond Petty, Roy Sebring, FIFTH ROW, Wondo Blschoft, Ed- word Shodnd, Lots Samonton, Gerald Kerns SIXTH ROW: Lelc Peelmon, Ston- lcy Stockmon, Helen Howard. uniorfi Q bi FIRST ROW1 Wanda Weese, Jim Shirlclcr, Rebecca Mcllwoin, Claude McLaughlin, Vivian Kelly, Bill God- dard. SECOND ROW: Ruth Fultz, Jack Talley, Lois Bailey, Fred Adcock, Wilma Paine, Bruce Fine. THIRD ROW: Helen Cofficld, Raymond Hulscy, Harlan Johnson, Kothrync Ricketts, Bob Cowan. FOURTH ROW: Jack Stephens, Betty Bateman, Bill Wilson, Jimmy Smith. F I F T H R OW: Jimmy Gerard, Johnny Stubblcfield, Orville Linduff, Jackie Bob Bruce. SIXTH ROW: Margrcot Hoggolt, Marguerite Gibson, Bob Roclclander. uniorzi .if- 42 f .5 l' ,, ,..w- ,lf 5 ff if f X S X l 2. 1 X 'F'-. gm 1,s-1'.,.- 1 f I x Q . ,,. sr CD Q , 4' r- is y r T ,lg , . g gf' f Q W. ,A 'M ' f df. .un QQ' eww- f as Q' of W .- 1 'lt -5 sw . ,xr Xuan-v 'xh- .F ,X x yy gn... -x 2' I' I W ,QU I ' , A , ' Q -an Cv- r . , if w M A ' 5 . X0 .a .L 5 .5 4 Q, . C l . pu . t x Q 3 r'g 'ft ,m , 1, '13 'ly 'W . 'in- 3, X. 'SU- ., S57 -7 ' xi, A ' ' Q 3 gg, . 55. ez..- gy .I -ii, . iq, 'f f ' ,' ' . 6 A. P - .tr ra., . In , A - Q NN 5 A, ,B IV' -Q. 'af' NQo-of Q i fs 41: 4 7 xg , M, WT' ,Q , tw an f' .,,' ,Rf tu 5 -rf P RX' A IZ- B 1. l f ii Rh N9- 1'-af ,nt .fb 4? iw ups.- kt FIRST ROWi Betty Tinsley, Paul Gclushia, Wilma Primm, Roy Priddy, Doris Allcrt, Robert Taylor, SECOND ROW: Lois Pruitt, Ray Fclts, Rose Ella Reed, Charles Culp, Bonnie Miller, J. D. Holcrnan. THIRD ROW: Alice Whitlock, Bob Brogdin, Bill Morris, Bob Frizzcll, Everett Shelton. FOURTH ROW: Bill Bullock, Dorothy McCartney, Dorothy Johnson, Betty Leo Pennington. FIFTH ROW: June Christian, Bill Scribner, Louise Hawkins. SlXTH ROW: Mary Lou Adair, George Bloesch, Colleen Marrs. uniorzi K pf ' i Nd' S3 T3 FIRST ROW. Elno Lollcl, Helen Lou Rockhold, Verf non Complvell, leOVVOI1nlO Nugent, Beulah Stoll, Melf vm CCJl'lWl'lQl1'. SECOND ROW: Leoto Block, Jimmy Brody, Ayolon Green, Richorcl Keelon, Vuyuon Wulluoms, Bull Bodom. THIRD ROW, Duck Webb, Jane Blackwell, Marilyn Lowvcncc, Gale Horn Glovuo Dec-bo. FOURTH ROW: Roy DeBooul Anno Collyer, Charles Gciscr, Bully Buttcrfucld, FIFTH ROW' John Turner, Ruby Kuykcncloll, Peorl Dennis. SIXTH ROW: Phelwo Kona, Ernest Donaldson, Stcn- lcy Crowder. union! so 'iff M, Dfw f .L Rf , -.3 X 4- 4 f xg .- 1 ill Q n In in TNQ? 1 1 ' A Q-' Q 'Q Y. A yi a1 as NR ? ?v 'xr y-auf No ' Y- T, Q-all 4 , M ia ll i 'K Q.. 4, . , h F , .., W fb-Q IJ' rs.. . P , r 5 , 5. A , V . l gf, L' . , 4 sv A . ,L l .BTI ' '- - -QT- SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Elvamae Russell, President, Mary Esther Gerard, Vice-President, Nora Moe Phllpott Secretary, Wallace Johnson, Yell Leader. Sopkomored We are the First Class Privates. We have successfully completed train- ing and are awaiting advancement. We are well prepared for our special- ized training as Corporals and Sergeants in our next two years of non- combatant duty. We have marched forward under the command of Elvamae Russell, Mary Esther Gerard, Nora Mae Philpott, Wallace Johnson, and Generals Schneider, Pleasant, and Friend. We shall continue our march and keep up the maneuvers. We know a good First Class Private never says, Haltl SOPHOMORE CLASS SPONSORS: Miss Schne-der, Miss Frlewfl, Mrs Pleasant. X SJOIOAOWLOPQ5 Q, . gx 'Vs QQX fr ' A Al , K ,Q X .. -Y is 4 W ' 1 an hx ' R ' Q V ,K M , t - h S? h W, A 4 as s it :ri - . H T , .9 . - Q' 9 'T--.5 W : at - if ,K it fr Q. X We , Q X fi X , P, 1. , X fr, 5' Q A 5 Y Av., rw-T . f T' -T f- A WM JXA A RM C, . w i A . 1, V I H W A it ' li , Y 1 5 A--' X G' 'L V , xx ' ' 7 .h K FIRST ROW: Gaynell McQuilIen, Helen Swain, Doris Simonton, Madeleine Carl, Dorothea Thorpe, Norma Redding. SECOND ROW: Celestine Goodman, Frankie White, Ma ry Lois Hall, Kathleen Clymer, Betty McNair, Venita Curtis. THIRD ROW: Ted Moore, Margie Brown, Robert Blackstock, Betty Covington, Bill Jones, Donna Merle Stierwalt. FOURTH ROW: Delores Giddcon, Milburn Manning, Orpah Pearl Conley, A. W. Coffield, Zelma Yocham, JackWiIburn FIFTH ROW: Richard Dix, Stanford Muck, Clita Mclntyre, Erma Jean Stracener, Peggy Martin, R. C. Armstrong. N UN, 5 N, ,MJ ,FX 9 . -. X0 tv. ,if is r' 'WW .L 35 AA.. x 5' r ' ' W. lnlxhvvf, 's xx Mk n ' J . 1 ' .kg y if . K , -4 Q -a N 5 .Q ' 1 qi- H . ' K if x yr' L' .. xx. K ' -x. K A 4 ' A., x , s. A W , ' 1 1 2-. ' .,,. f' 'J B 'JT .' f,..m- , 'u,N 4 gr V 1 nik h ' my ' Nik. W, A 'Yr ' 15. wi l 2 es A I ,K f li 'K'--f , lx S i I l fs 258' t R 4 ,O A I ' - X s ,' ,' A V lk '1 - U X M e- P 4 in J.. .2 H 'I J Y J 'E - -M. ,AAQ KM? Q in . 1 'm ' , if W X Q- '-E Q i ' 4: . 'N lf: 'x ,,,. V- V 1 ' ,i xyyy 1 A L 1 K In ,. Qt' , . A A . I - - A 1 f' X' . r .... ,- K img 2. X 'K K I 1 Z' i FIRST ROW: Dick Facker, Sylvia Whipkey, Darrell King, Joan Gilliam, Leonard Myers, Wilma Sweet. SECOND ROW: Doris Stanley, Paul Anderson, Jewell Presnell, Gene l-linton, Patti Phillips, Bob Elliott. THIRD ROW: Robert Peden, Maxine Hicks, Ivan Hull, Phyllis Hardy, Robert Moss, Arvella Flanagan. FOURTH ROW: Clarice Conner, Pat Sturge, Nathalie High, Bill Holman, Georgia DeBoord, Manvel Doyal. FIFTH ROW: Otis McLaughlin, Betty Lou Rhoades, Tommy Davidson, Ann Handley, G. A. Semler, Ella Ja ne Mon gomery SIXTH ROW: Mildred Powell, Benny Nash, Betty Jean Wells, Billy Johnson, Dorothy Meadors, William Craft. Y' 1 .J - SOI? omored 3' I . 1, M. -X A K' R ii X - N 'P A' XA it 1. 'Q vi 1 . Mi ' 'QI X 1 mx H IQ, -M 41, , tx N i . W Q 1' M 2 ,W .1 7. if '-W' si J 'N A . A .. . - M Kr' '. X W 'gk W N X i 32. I J i -2. J I V.-W ' 'x A 1' 'X A' .. L Q. M L 1 Q 3 N. H A, X Lb' T ' ' S, q 1' , SM Q f X X . my-W -f . ., ' 1 ln- 7 X -as N x Q'-H W g , 3- . ' X ,K .Y i . V- ,X At I ,- . ,Lo - . 4 , .,, 5-. . ' ggi. was 1 Q ,Ag krx... .. K . l ' x ,K 4 3 W X., I x ll M ti Riley, Marie Wilson, Gene Dyer, FIRST ROW: Wallace Johnson, Allie Lou Mi er, ar n Ollie Ruth Beeler. SECOND ROW: Mary Schneider, James S Lawson, Reba Stroud. ettle, Erma Fleming, Paul Webb, Betty Lou I J B rtle Elias Joseph, Wanda Roark, Roy Scrib- THIRD ROW: Earline Benton, Sal y o a y, ner, Betty McCormick. FOURTH ROW: Hayd en Gibson, Sybil Coburn, Lloyd Brewster, W. L. Burnett, Mary Jordan, Howard Martin. . . . d E h G ard, Howard Garner, Phyllis King, Lucretia Maggar , FlFTH ROW: Mary st er er Virginia Carnahan, Betty D. Lowe, SIXTH ROW: Loletta Lewis, John Gober, Nora Moe Philpott, Frank Bertwell, Elvamae Russell, Doyle Johnson. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Johnny Collins, President, Cleo Lorgent lnot picturedl, Vice-Presi- dent, Betty Foster, Secretary, Don- ald French, Yell Leader. l'eJAI'l'lCLI'l We are the Buck Privates. We have finally completed our first year of basic training. The going was a little rough, but we have come through with honors and shall be promoted to First Class Privates. Our leaders, Johnny Collins, Betty Foster, Donald French, and Generals Eaton and Wooddall have worked faithfully that we might be fully equipped for our future duties. We are prepared to overcome any obstacles in our course, and we are striving for perfection. We hope that, someday, we too, can be the Big Dogs of Army Lite. FRESHMAN CLASS SPONSORS Mrs, Eaton, Miss Wooddall. . ST FQJAHQCLH 'T v. LL Y. FIRST ROW: Movy Boyer, Btll Bmrto, Betty at Bottom, Kathryn Dccbo. SLCOND ROW, Roy Purcell Junta Moe nod, Opal Moss, Dorothy Hicks THIRD ROW Sammy WtvnHock Johnny vllms, Vern Dnycnpovt, Ethc-Mo Spencer FOURTH Row Mouttic Balch Fronkltrv my ,ff T uwu Bull Whlgcuhunt, Vtor Nvmrms Charles mlvi Dovmltt Mctkcl FIFTH ROW Bull Blanton, Bovtvcro Btowrw Nword RCLTICK, Stunlcy Gibson, Vuvgmuo Vkoll 'rn Unvfkulwvulqc' 3 3, 1 rv J t,T 4:-'wi . N SIXTH ROW Betty W'lisorw, Votdo Piottcv - rm' Lucvy Gclwvu Duvlx Jcwktv Clymcv urolrm- Tucker y SEVENTH ROW: Betty Woottworti, Bobby 'O Rolmvvtson, Wrllutlccm Gvuhcmn Bctty fftt- 3 3 ci- T Cn Myvls, EGII Stow, Eugmwr' Mttittcll. 5 - , sf 'E N ii? M. A M T - N 4 , 9 'Q f' s- ' 54- 1 .Q 3 'N v Q... - 5' K3 bf N 1 U K - t Q-:W ff S Q 6-5 - - Xu. A V 4 y lx , G Ss. 5 ' . 75 A 3 'W -vu K.. X 'N if ,, 9' , v- s. 'tr' ?, . X C- N1 . Q y L 3 - W ' 1' X 'a tv f' 5A 5 5' Q... v- K, sv- 3 - Q v -...-- v Q.,- .:. :,1g'Q A N X 1 ' 6 'X x - an R Q . X , 3 if 3 .f I 52 N-.Q ' N f Q-rf N fl Q rl 'Y ww 31 'Q . f -03.6. , -3 'FZ 3' ci Q 'Nd W... Q. 'mf' Q 5 ,Q , ,Q hx 485 M Q N X I ' . 'lwvf il H f A , 'lx A K PQJAHQCLH FIRST ROW Francls Klexn, Narlo: Bruce, Bull Dayus, Wendell Hardy SECOND ROW JLJGINYO Cclltwvlqhf, D1 nis Maxwell, James Warren, Arlccrw Rom lander. Tl-HRD ROW Dolls Hyscll, Joann Clos elf, Bobby Bebms, Jack Barlgcr. FOURTH ROW Ralph Bullock, Be Fosfcr, Rabcrl South, Fvarwcm Smlfh, M l-lucks, Jimmy Haven FIFTH ROW: Dolc Harvull, Robert L vnlle, Imogene Bashom, Auslm Dclarnr Ellzabcth Hawkins, Ruluy lla Dorsey SIXTH ROW: Blll Slater, Naomi Le' Lou Ella Gldaeon Phyllus Pcrkurws, Mc Francrsco, Mary Lounsc Arcrwd SEVENTH ROW Betty Barron, Bull Sl ton, Howard Rackhold, Neva Bell, Wa Campbell, Hcrslwel Hucks l A. , . . ,X 3 ll- N 4: Q ,., 1 it :QQ N. J, V Ig?- . . , .-A... I : I5-ff. 3 .56 . 1' yy I i ,...., 6. xxx... X 4' .Aa ,sf 5 , ' O l lg A n ST S, sr- r 40 lj' i Q .::2 , R f J A f V V H-1' K Yl5f'z,-44159, A 1' Q ,-4' l, fe Wlan W. 6 , W uf: i- 5 I a ' I ,ug I A ' W' f , L is :R K . K S .4g. FIRST ROW: Lois Hulsey, Gulbcrt Lomber- I inf-Lx i f , , Rogcne Rodclondcr, Rolph Fulkerson. M . -- sri' Rfk . ' .X SECOND ROW: Jock Sellers, Jcorme Allard, + ' N A 'othy Dose, Louise Lowe. THIRD ROW: Donald French, Wilma Jean wfro, Clco Lorgcnt, Kothcrme Smith. FOURTH ROW. Dixlc Brown, G. G New- t, Goldie Colvin, Horold Dorsey, Norma Isoh, John Edwards. FIFTH ROW: Dcllo Thorpe, Stcrlmg Couch, wlcy Lovclonrl, Jockmc Cook, Teddy Fczcker, rry Schwartz. SIXTH ROW: Gene Hull, Anno Lee Rust, :nic-no Knrhi, Alvin Turner, Robcrf Ferguson, My Gvomy SEVENTH ROWS Loronu Holcrvwon, John rgull, Huuohl Fc-rquson, Vero Logon, Wnllns nr, Mouy Whc-clcr. x-3 1- , A S fr X, .nv A-x I bf 4- ' ...az in .1-.. ,y,. 5 - x '1 l . Ng r .Rf K W ,,. gk Q A Q . i Nl s-' -. , G :.Ll X N iv, X K qu' re ...L I R J l 4, Nu-wx v: :r .Q . ......Q. 15 Y N -v . N-wma . X X X wi-H Ni ws- ' n .X 'E V if -ag ll- i 've lx J 'N 5 -J Q A X Ali' - ' hi fv- iif -.3 I . X ,,. - XX X I N. K f In N will A 'gi as s ,, 1' 2 A s ' 'xi' . T322 ' ' so I - '5 gf 1 : W ,N M ., Q. Y H ' 5 X fav A , , -as asf - ' N : 'J' N-Q-...I fi' I ' if ,Q 0 Msg FIRST ROW Lcdcr Bon- Thnll, RUHN Owrnw Dole Buck, ,XAOFIOYIC Bohonncm, Rohcrt Ruicnour, BMW Lou Rrckcfts AC, E - wry WT .F- x 1l 441 .ag ,, I H4 -x VD 1 I A! I 3 t s I I i I I 5, wx, FIRST, ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT. Paul Anderson, Robert Ferguson, Betty McNair. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT. Betty McCormick, Dorothea Thorpe, Mavgrcot Hagqatt, Mildred Powell, Doris Jean Slmonton, Clito Mclntyrc, THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jack Stephens, Miss Donnc-II, Sponsor, Louise Hawkins, Betty .lean Covington, Bobble Henderson, Orpha Pearl Conley, Mary Leo Schneider, Gene Hill O52 Pdf? We are the custodians of the recreation room. We offer relaxation as well as knowledge. We give you books that create a desire for better things. We are, in fact, the keepers of your dreams, and we shall remain here to inspire you throughout your four year enlistment. . .Q CM We, the Future Homemakers, represent one ot the things for which our boys are fighting. We are planning for the day When Johnny Comes Marching Home. Meanwhile, we are exerting our energy toward further- ing the various war activities. We are preparing earnestly to build the future homes for future Americans. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT. Delores Giddeon, Nora Mac Philpott, Doris Allert, Wa Betty Miller. President-Betty Miller Vice-President-Irene Coffield Secretary-Nora Mae Philpott Historian-Lois Simonton Song Leader-Elvamae Russell Parliamentarian-June Christian Reporter-Rosemary Crowe nda Roark, Sally Jo Bartley SECOND ROW Joan Gilliam June Christian Miss Grlsiom, Pauline Cartwiight, LuciCl'IO MOQQOVU, Rcllfl Slfoufl THIRD ROW Rosemary Crowe Elma Jean Stracener, Allie Lou Miller, Bohhie Henderson Betty Jean Covington ' ' B r h Pea I Conley, Sylvia Whipkcy, Milcliefl Powell, Arvella Flanagan, Earline en on Lois Rmlfling, Norma Redding, Orp 0 Y 0 06 km FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT, Carolyn Shanks, Donna Brittain Helen Story Lorc-nc Carnahan, John Lyttle. SECOND ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Charles Neal, Floyd Sorrclls Ji Margaret Holt Helen Furman Joe Biascl THIRD ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Moore, Billy Moore, Rebecca Mcllwain, Marilyn Laurence, Ronald Bartley FOURTH ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Tuck Moore, Ben Odirn, Colleen Maris Anno Mac Malone, Doris Allcrt, Miss noi Sponsor jlzerilaianfi Our efforts are turned toward duty on the home front. We do our job here as our comrades do theirs on the front lines. We build morale in the school of soldiers and furnish entertainment for the civilians ot Drumright. Our grease paint is used to reveal, not to conceal. Our powder goes on to create happiness instead of going off to destroy it. We aim to please, not to kill. We tight with fun, not a gun. . TV? Aging cj? N , Li... . A I . u I ., V . A A 4:7 .df ,'.,-href ft' 1 ' , 1 ' v ' ' 'YZH fe .4 . .. F' fr ai FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Irene Coffield, Doris Allert, Lawondo Nugent, Loonna Lockwood, Mar- garet Holt Clita Mclntyre. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Anna Mae Malone, Erma Jeane Stracener, Sally Jo Bartley, Mary Esther Gerard Wanda Roark, Betty McNair, Imogene Stroud. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mariorie Titus, Bonnie Michael, Lorene Carnahan, Ollie Ruth Beeler, Natha- lie High, Avalon Green, Betty Coodey. ' ' ' Ph ll' H d , FOURTH ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Helen Furman, Alice Ruth Whitlock, Rebecca Mcllwain, y is ar y Anna Lou Schwartz, Wanda Carnahan, Betty McCormick. FIFTH ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Maudie Mae Tucker, Patti Gibson, Shirley Haag, Patti Phillips. My er Corfu Volunteer M. P.'s we are. We stand on guard at all the main camp attractions to acknowledge passes and prevent disturbances. We act as guides through unknown territory and give information concerning locations. As long as there are rookies here, we shall guard their interests by rendering this service. I .QS CLA Although we as young scientists send no S. O. S. calls, we are preparing to answer them. We are training to do our bit in the winning of this great conflict by using our advanced scientific: knowledge for the realization of a future peace and the creation of a better world. Billy Jean Foster, Billy Moore Glenn Wheeler, Floyd Sorrels, Jr., Mary Esther Gerard, Joan Gilliam, Anna Mae Malone Benny Nash Hclcn Lou Rockhold, lrene Cofiield, Gilbert Larnbcrson, Helen Coifleld, Doris Allcrt, Ralph Bul- ,cck Harold McCann Rebecca Mcllwain Howard Rockhold, Virginia Wall, Melvin Cartwright, Wilbur Maggard, Lucretia Maggard Ray Delioard Stanley Gibson, Paul Anlerson, Elias Joseph, Miss Wooddall, Miss Friend, Mr. Michael Nora Mac Philpott. Q., Oo I Y'u-i--.-A k puv , S qw ,ig Floyd Sorrels, Irene Coffield, Betty Miller, Melvin Wheat, Loanna Lockwood, Marjorie Titus, Shirley Haag, Fred Stephenson, Wanda Seiler, Jean Frazier, Bill Scribner, Anna Mae Malone, Colleen Marrs, Ben Odom, Avalon Green, Fred Adcock, Helen Furman, Marjorie Burton, Howard Wilson, Arnold Schnaithman, Wafionaf .Honor Sociefg The Intelligence Division of this man's army is commanded by the high-ranking scholastic students. We have earned this position by earnest effort. Only we who do hard work can achieve this honor. We have reached an important objective and are leading in our fight for higher knowledge. Safe onor ociefy Sterling Couch, Betty Jean Wells, Dorothy Johnson, Floyd Sorrels, Jr., Doris Allert, Billy June Christian, Betty Miller, Doris Jean Simonton, Howard Wilson, Avalon Green, Betty Mc- Cormick, Anna Mae Malone, Paul Anderson, George Bloesch, Nadean Bruce, Ellen McCane, Jimmy Smith, Helen Furman, Bill Scribner, Marjorie Burton, Billy Butterfield, Billy Johnson, Nara Mae Philpott, Elaine Rust, Edward Shadid. Melvin Wheat, Calvin Ary, Fred Adcock, lrene Caftield, Ben Odom, Tommy Carnahan, Helen Caffield, Gloria Deeba, Erma Fleming, Betty Lou Rhoades, Jack Sellers, Shirley Haag, Helen Lou Rockhald, Arnold Schnaithman, Lorraine Billings, Anna Collyar, Orpha Pearl Conley, Joan Gilliam, Helen Howard, Vivian Kelly, Gaynell McQuillen, Dorothy Meadors, Ruby Nell Noland, Bob Rodelander, Betty Jean Semler, Marie Wilson. mwammwamel ,vfmmua -' ,-funnier-: 'fu-iles. Q g. if enior may Elizabeth ,,,, Myra ......... Wyland ,,,.,, Rutherford ,..... Chang .......,,.,.,...A James Hilton's LOST HORIZON A Tibetan Servant ,,,... Conway, ........,,.... .. Miss Brinklow ,A.,. Mallinsan ....,.. Barnard ........ Helen 7,..,.,. Lo Tsen .,,,. Ah-Ling ,... -.. Tashi .,,......... High Lama ,,,.,,A Director A.,.... Donna Brittain ...-..rCarolyn Shanks Glen Sweet ,,....,,Joe Brasel ...,,,,Charles Neal .....,,Marlin Trisdale ......,.,,John Lyttle ...,,,Bonnie Michael Bob Holder .....,Benny Blackstock ......,.Helen Furman .. .....A.. Shirley Haag .,,...,Lorene Carnahan Jean Frazier Floyd Sorrels, Jr. Miss Juanita Garner L mu. Moons, Josacvrmnne 5 Q.. v , f M ww? Lf, X X J U V41 X 47 f ' I F? M511 'LLEEN Mfmrzs, Lulu Hugger -A 'li Jr L' , F wfyvlxvfjv fue' l ,VYLY QF kj ELNO LADD, Slum Hngginboffom YDQM . :MOV 0' eAReARA Moons, Mmm wma J ,Q , I 4' 7 OLEN BLY, Leroy Cortrighf sw ANNA MAE MALO Mobee Nt, awk ak own W 6 , U' I 1 X I BEN ODOM, Ben LOUYQHCC lb O0 moms ALLERT, Annie Little Pony BILL SCRIBNLR, Lofvell Lartwngnt 0C6tAOI'l tflff POCAHONTAS A..... . ...... Carolyn Shanks JOHN ROLFE ,,..,. ......,.,.. J im Sheets AH-HUM ,...,... ....... P aul Anderson QUEENE ANNE .. ,v.,. i . Ai-LMEEK 4 .,.. , POW-HAT-ON LADY BlRD ,.,,. Donna Brittain . . Ccliocn Marrs Floyd Sorrels, Jr, ..,,,,,.Margaret Holt AN USHER ,,,, ,,,.,.. J im Rhyne JOHN SMITH . .,,, ,,,,..,.......,.. .....,,, T u ck Moore WAH - WAH - TAY - SEE, A,..., ,,,,, , Maudie Balch CHORUS: Doris Allert, Wilma June Primm, Ollie lllli Ruth Beelcr, Elhelda Spencer, June Wood, Lorene Hole- man, Lorene Carnahan, Rebecca Mcllwoin, LaWanda Nugent, Wanda Roark, Barbara Moore, Helen Coffield, Doris Stanley, Francis Klein, Wilma Lou Seiler, Anna Lou Schwartz, Betty Wilson, Neva Bell, Mary Minnie Boyer, Celestine Goodman, Betty Lee Pennington, Kathryn Deeba, Betty Foster, Nathalie High, Marguerite Gibson, Maxine Hicks, J. D. Holeman, Gene Hill, Tuck Moore, Dole Buck, Robert Ferguson, Ben Odom, Jim Rhyme, Billy Moore, George Wells. QQ is--' 1 'im 43- fx is Q Lf ....,,' ' , 6 g o .l . V if E K T U 11 ,.-lm I Q e- r- uv A x WH? W- X X Q V N 1.4 X Lx Eg., 'K Ti -1. ,.b .+- 1 Q x f, ,j , 3 F? W fu gi 43:- Y .QQ , my .,'x ,x Tiff mf-,, A 51V,.yaf,s .1 '3?f:27 , k 4 '?:. VI , , :if . W, re f gig., -' iff'f31'.4 ' wgvv M, 4- J, Egg- . , ., . .K .z. 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Floyd Sorrels-Outstanding Boy Thespian and Honorory Science Award. laecia war 4 Helen Furman-Outstanding Girl Thespion, M READING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Kenneth Dose, Jock Sellers, Howord Wilson, Gene Hinton, Mory Esther Gerard, Lorroine Billings, Avolon Green, Elvomoe Russell, Joe Brosel, Helen Fur- man, Jean Brown, Arnold Schnoithmon, Gerald Kerns, Doyle Johnson, Jimmy Gerard, Ronald Bartley. rf2,.,,,1 0 Drum Major-Elvomoe Russell 1-W ' , f 0 I , D - .... , I if A 4- we .- , 6 YP if rumrigAf liens! Zinn! Queen oronafion rf, L N ii:-.-fl-W,-v Q A U, , V gf 44, Y'--5-1-N-V-.W-..-f r west--f-,,,y1w.xm,.. 4, S 2 ,NEST mi K 1 V s- Arfrywn-tk. L Mrlwg. D,-sg,liB3?,'t ,..,,, .,,k ,3,liV,,, , W 6 1 - 'Y , 4 sffggzfaf- gt K ' W fmt, , , -A, X -' f- ff' 1 ri - , f, . ,T .,..,, rr X- L v ASS! is K J 3 'Q Wwe Qt K ,P f xlsgzff Q 5 'H i Kant! Rl'd0l1I'le FIRST ROW: Jean Brown, Gerald Kerns, Stanley Crowder, Joe Brasel, Erma Jean Stracener, Virginia Wall, Wanda Roark. SECOND ROW: Elvomae Russell, Dick Webb, Jackie Bashom, Franklin Brown, Lorraine Billings, Ella Jane Montgomery, Helen Furman, Jeanne Allard, Mary Esther Gerard, Avalon Green, Gilbert Lamberson, Edward Stout, Billy Curtis, Anna Mae Malone. THIRD ROW: Howard Wilson, Johnny Collins, Teddy Moore, Harlan Johnson, Dorothy Dose, Vera Davenport, Donald Kelsey, Bobby Frizzell, Jack Sellers, Kenneth Dose, Sally Jo Bartley, Arnold Schnaithman, Donna Merle Stierwalt, Sam Whitloek. FOURTH ROW: Vier Winans, Charles Culp, lrene Coffield, Jean Frazier, Helen Howard, Ronald E. Gerard, Director, Doyle Johnson, Jimmy Gerard, Barbara Brown, John Paul Grady, Martin Riley, Donald French, Helen Lou Rockhold, Paul Anderson, Gene Hinton, Bobby Cowan, Ronald Bartley. JJ K if rum orlazi icerd Lois Simonfon, Carolyn Shanks, Frankie White, Opal Moss, Reba Stroud, Gaynell McQuiIIen, Doris Simonton. I bU'l'l 01,05 We lead the parade, Our work in conjunc- tion with the band plays a leading part in promoting enthusiasm at the football games, basketball games, and various civic activities. We also assist the music department in the morale building program that it has under- taken. Drum Major-C FIRST ROW: Carolyn Shanks, Naomi Lewis, Opal Moss, Frankie W . . . . hate, Reba Stroud, Lois Sirnonton, Kathleen Clymer, Lois Redding, Lorene Holeman, Doris Hysell, Georgia DeBoard, Helen Story. SECOND ROW: Lou Ella Giddeon, Elizabeth Hawkins, Doris Simon- ton, Gaynell McQuillen, Sarah Clark, Valda Charlene Kidd, Lela Peelrnan. Platter, Vivian Kelly, Y Y 92? M 1 K jf J i 3 s irgi' gde We are the morale builders in Camp D. H. S. We hit the high note in all festivities Though many of us will soon be leaving, we shall assemble again to sing the Victory Song when the boys come marching home. Ethelda Spencer, Ollie Ruth Beeler, Maudie Balch, Kathryn Deeba, Frances Stowe, Bonnie Michael Lorene Holeman, Patti Phillips, Clita Mclr1tyre,AAnna Lou Schwartz, Miss Doty, Director, Nathalie High Doris Allert, Wilma Primm, Betty McNair, Dorothy Hicks, Celestine Goodman, Helen Coffield, Doris Stanley Margaret Holt, Francis Klein, Vera Davenport, Maxine Hicks, Betty Jean Wells, Rebecca Mcllwain LaWanda Nugent, Barbara Moore, Colleen Marrs, Mary Hicks, Neva Bell. GIRLS' TRIO Danna Brittain, Carolyn Shanks, Colleen Marrs. Piano-Wanda Bishoff. N. K V GIRLS' OCTETTE FIRST ROW: Neva Bell, Colleen Marrs, Patti Phillips, Nathalie High, SECOND ROW: Carolyn Shanks, Donna Brittain, Bonnie Michael, Doris Allert. GIRLS' QUARTETTE FIRST ROW: Wilma Primm, Margaret Holt. Bell SECOND ROW: Celestine Goodman, Neva 5, if E if ,. 1 ,N ' 'si-Jimi! ND X:-'q.J'35 V J H. Q51 fini-l7'Q5'C5fi'5' Q K- V, - 5' aim Y Ea. , .,-ts. 553, A it M hi., 1,,:t.wg,' J kus3.,h.'- if 5 'fl Captain-Jimmy Gerard. Lieutenant-Floyd Sorrels, Jr. FIRST PLATOON, FIRST ROW: Sergeant Arnold Schnaithman, Monvel Doyal, Sam Whitlock, Donald Kelsey, Tommy Carnahdn, Richard Dix, Dale Buck. SECOND ROW: Ray Purcell, James Settle, Charles Daniels, Dale Harvill, Gene Mitchell, Austin De Jarnett. SECOND PLATOON, FIRST ROW: Sergeant Gene Hinton, Doyle Johnson, James Warren, Gilbert Lamberson, Jimmy Nichols, Jack Clymer, James Whisenhunt. SECOND ROW: Frank Bertwell, Bill Goddard, John Edwards, Wayne Haag, John Cargill, Wayne Campbell. rumrigkf Sckoof Gaclef 601795 We, the Cadet Corps, give reality to the army of students who make up Drumright High School. The object of our organization is to give the Cadets advanced knowledge of what is to be expected of them as soldiers in Uncle Sam's Army. Br fsQlQ 'ig. ., . 'wvitiw w e .- ' .N .' X f Lf! . 5- . , af , g FIRST ROW: Gerald Allowoy, Cleo Largent, Bob Holder, Glen Sweet, Bill Kellogg, Ray Sebring, John Turn Farron Lockwood, Fred Adcock, Buck Weaver, Coach. SECOND ROW: James Ferrell, Martin Riley, W. L. Burnett, Bill Bodon, Archie Fulkerson, Gene Hinton, Pat Stur Ivan Hull, Robert Taylor. . CM No army is complete without the world of sports. Our organization is made up of the boys who have lettered in one or more major sports. The purpose of the club is to promote a better attitude between us and our coach. We encourage citizenship and sportsmanship and promote the field of sports in Comp D. H. S. .K A li '- N 355 I K 6 - fs' ffi ' M Tflif if, .. 5,1-'-n' R ff, -,ugnf 1 ,,l,,,k ' 45 1 .pkg , , 1 'S M1 . by 1 4 , f.,,J:,?5QA,1,q, vi-'4' f,jL , flx kgz. .K z, : ,sr-' n ,, A :N ,,.- .wwg ,Q -.f gig. ft -is :X ' - pg . -Xgw : 1 .y '2geg,g?gi: ,nga fm ' 'ff'?E?55' '- iff 4 - . ,g il g,RQ,.m-.Ltfwhg Ks, V Q ' -if ,.2fMwiQ1xy . 1 f :wish A ' -nl ii-359 V , T is X. ,A m.. f1Qff:,,.,Q.f,,! -vm, A M--mfr. ,VME N--. . - J f 7-'fibifh 7 11 ' ' I if 'fs pw 4 31 new J 'K pf,giwg,Q. ,R ig 5 Exif 315 Qi Eb 51 ,. 24!51'.?d3i55:'i?' 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Burnett, l9, Lovern Fron- cisco, 2O, Jock Riley, 2l, Robert Toylor, 22, Bob Frizzell, 23, Pot Sturge, 24, Chorles Neol, 25, Cleo Lorgent, 26, Robert Blockstock, 27, Jomes Ferrell, 28, John Turner, 29, Bill Scribner, 30, Jim Shideler, 31, Richard Keeton, 32, Bill Rush. .f ye f . xv, ki- R'-ze' 2 ffsi. 1 xlkl ' ,A kygl M94 'S Nix 'T xi wi, J . ., xl' 7X l?kx inf A A el Ar ll xdxxi. 7 l - L'-. 43 X 7 51:5 gi K !, j lu H l fl -Q' , fl' ll l O 1 J . Q X: X X me , A ,- Q7 'Lx Sxxx 1, I' , S M -o ,ax f '- e + 9 7 3 , . Q . K, 1 OPPONENT Scpulpa . Pawnee , Cleveland Stillwater Hominy , Stroud ...,..,, Bristow ,A,, Yale ,,.... Oilton .,.. Cushing ..,,.. 1.3! FOOTBALL SCORES I 3 THEY 7 I9 O O I2 O 6 I2 O 7 g . S an WE 9 6 26' 34 l3 7 O O 20 I8 Ii 'W Qs. WQH17 W'..q,..' ' ' FIRST ROW: Pat Sturge, Cleo Largent, Gerald Alloway, Melvin Wheat, Bob Holder, Archie Fulkerson. G H' ton, Ivan Hull, Bill Kellogg, John Turner, SECOND ROW: Fred Adcock, Farron Lockwood, Bill Baden, ene in Robert Taylor. me Wafionaf Jdmdfic 3cAofar5Lip Sociefy We are the athletic soldiers of Camp D. H. S. who have made a rating in the intelligence department. To rate this society we must letter in one major sport and make a grade average of C , '63 - 4 . ini: FIRST ROW Jack Badger, Alvin Turner Johnny Collns SECOND ROW Donald French, Bill Snook Edward Red: k Bull Shelton Jack Coburn Bull Blanton Ralph Fulkerson THIRD ROW Jock Bevxns, Bill Davis Bob Bevlns FOURTH ROW Buck Weaver, Coochg Vner Wnncns A hley Loveland Robert South B Il Slater Howard Rockl-old unior .il'gA Z?a:5Lef6a! OPPONENT Cushing , Cushing . Cushing . Mannford Mannford Yale ,,... Cushing . Mannford E F L ? P 1 Jum Shrdeler Bwefiaf iam Robert Moss w N ' f z ,V Melvin Wheatg M' 3. wg . E , L , -Q- ff , 3' ,V , ,, r ,ty V, ' ,rf Bill Badong -Q Y James Ferrellg Robert Taylor, John Turner. Richard Keetong FlRST ROW Archie Fulkerson, Robert Moss, Richard Kev:-ton, Ansel Hull. SECOND ROW Buck Weaver, Caachj Martin Riley, J.m Shideler, Cleo Largent, Ivan Hull Howard Garner Melvn Wheat W L Burnett Robert Taylor, Hayden Gibson, Ben 'ly Nash, Torn Lester John Tu ner James Ferrell ardifg garfefgaf .gore 1942-1943 VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES OPPONENT Stroud ,A , . Yale . Pawnee Hominy . Stillwater 7, Ripley . Stroud . Cushing ,...,. Ripley ,....... Cleveland .... Cushing Stroud ,.... Pawnee Bristow ...... Bristow ......... Yale ' ..,.,..,...V.V .. --- Center View ...... Stillwater .... Cushing ...... Pawnee Cushing .....,,.. --- Yale .....,.... Tulsa Central THEY I3 I9 30 29 i l 26 20 22 l2 20 20 25 l3 6 l9 24 l5 22 Zi 2l 26 41 FIRST ROW: LaWanda Nugent, Celestine Goodman, Jane Blackwell, Miss Doty, Coach, Louise Hawkins, Kathleen Clymer, Virginia Carnahan, Peggy Martin. SECOND ROW: Ruth Fultz, Morgreat Hoggatt, Lois Sinonton, Ann Handley, Wilma Sweet, Gaynell McQuillen Doris Simonton, Mary Schneider. Qrgi ' Z?a5LefLa! For the first time in the history of our school we, the girls of D. H. S., are being offered an opportunity to develop physically as well as mentally. A definite physical education program has been created. The present world conflict has shown the need for physically fit women, and we are meeting that demand. 34 Wil. Mcfory 01705 an ,, rg., 'V gmijl xikf ,wg my-44 fx. Mr- 'NI J' fl-Q MM QW QI' 6 , !QAg.6ica! glclucafion M? '5 ' Q 1 A Qi ' 'X if- '- gg Xf-N W w- --.XX W --'X .. .Q f -R + . 'K JS- gifs Q .lx .x J-i ,X Q1 ...tk v-N fan,L, .' in Af iw . - nv- 4 - w-XSV . 1 XX , H - 1 . fx.-5S.N,p,-H 1 'w K . - Spring is here. P. D, takes o holiday. Me ond Tommy Dorsey The clinging vine. The Lost Chord. Who ore you trying to Pa? -2 fs .NNW 'S Humans? llBritll Sophisticated Seniors. She's married now. Are there anymore like you all at home? Her majesty. Pretty People. N.. --4' ,- r 5, She can kneel for me anytime. Junkies. You match me, All this and Heaven too. Mean, I mean. Hemmed in-she hopes!! They're just three and a half years old Recognize handsome? And they're supposedly Juniors, -dlnnq,i- .A. . vlmnummm . ' www-.-..n.w.-.....W...,.. .., N.. ll' . . T 'y xv Deorly Beloved. Noncholonce. Men from Mors. Our President soiis the Seven Secs. Ye Old Bonde. Campus Cut-ups. Recognize these? .. Nkf- 1 we p 1 A A i Q: .. A .- . -e Q Q 5' ' . e ' L ' ' ' - eh f . 1 N ik.: 5 x g. , K Q- K. 'ss , f fi ga, gf' ' 5 . 511 -A ,--. ' 1 Y G 3. f i Q . 3 ,mw.,..f ' r 9 . . e e - ' 1' Q 'F . i . 'E 1 . in ' +I LL ' I.: S ' . y . A nr- , , 1 'N 4, fu ,I 1 ' 'I 1 Q. .,,.. we . . ,J ggsfftyr Q. , K Q ,is V S' ,ve rl ld, :Lf ' K . lj twik k . ,. M .1 k .1 Q , l Q' 1 Y. 7 , f Lg. . L Y L5 1 r- 5 4,3 b -L, 04 L.. I , Q . ' ' 5 ,.. P 15:5-1 . .eww wi... - '-- XP' . 4: ,i Lf-....... P N'-,gi A ., f.. .ci V ' 1 Q i e JA-if 'J Z...f 3 ' J X . A.,-Azfisei' at - ff.,- f :lf 4-maxim: ,xg iggg Q-1 in - 41' xw'? ' . ' .f Q?-5' Q x, , I 'X i . . 71,5 Calafiond Bonnie Jean Johnson- The Constant Nymph . Carolyn Shanks-Nothing is so contagious as enthusiasm. Helen Furman-Was this the face that launch'd a thousand ships? Billy Foster-A gal with a personality. Jean Brown-Livelyg try to keep her still. Ansel Hull-Jack Benny and I have big blue eyes. Betty Jean McNeal- Ten Little Soldiers on a Ten-day Leave . Betty Miller-Elizabeth was the name of another queen. Pat Nash-Forty acres and Hugh. Bill Kellogg-My strength is as the strength of ten because my heart is pure? Richard Primm-Ride on over all obstacles, and win the race. Retha Patterson-Her quiet manner is always charming, Lorene Carnahan- l've got gobs of love for the Navy . Anna Lou Schwartz--They also serve who only stand and wait. Nona Green-She has a ready smile. ' Loanna Lockwood-Cheerfulness and content are great beautifiers. Faye Shelton-l camep I saw. lPeriodl Jack Riley-He's hitting the line for the Marines now. Eveline Cargill- Windswept . Clovis Manning- Milk Cow Blues . Shirley Haag- China Girl , Donald Kelsey- Baby Face Ralph Graham-A blonde with a shy grin. J. W. Ferguson-l-J. W. Kenneth Dose- Everyday is ladies' day with me . Caddene Martin-Modesty is a shining light, Rosemary Crowe-Can you imagine naming Spike Rosemary? Joe Brasel- California, here l come . John Lyttle--Will he ever find his Shangri La? Betty Goodey-Beauty is its own excuse for being. Charles Honey-The last of the bee brothers. Richard Marrs-One of the best ever. Gowan McQuiIlen-They took my horse to the meat market. Sarah Clark-She never has an extra ward to say. Lorraine Billings-Have you heard the newest one about the Little Moron ? Benny Blackstock-If he worries no one knows it. Or does he? Carl Jones-The last of the Jones boys. Archie Fulkerson- Don't get around much anymore . Lillie Mae Patrick- Jim . Fred Stephenson--How that boy did change!! Jean Frazier-She could model slacks for Vogue. Ronald Bartley--Mom and Pop graduated from D. H. S. so it's good enough for me Pauline Cartwright- This is worth fighting for . George Wells- But, Mrs. Pinkston, we'lI have to retake it! Helen Thorpe-Petty girl. Melvin Wheat-Personality boy. Imogene Stroud-She's a Coast Guard kid. Wanda Seiler-She walks in beauty, like the night, Geraldine Alloway-A giggle with a girl attached. r , ,121 y 1' !'. 1 galofionfi Floretta Downing-The human hummingbird. Ellen McCane-Thought is much more valuable than speech. Bonnie Lou Michael-The grass is greener on the other side of the Leona Whitehead- Dark Eyes . Bill Jones- I ain't got no use for the women . George Platter- Chatternooga Choo Choo . Charles Neal-The Magnificent Jerk. Jim Rhyne- Earnestness commands the respect of mankind . Helen Story-Tom, Dick, and Stanley. Bob Edwards-Still water seldom getsanywhere, Ruby Nell Noland-Noland, her violin and piano. Leo Stow-I aim to please. Arnold Schnaithman- Got Too Much of Texas . fence. lrene Coffield-Never in a million years will there be another you. Marjorie Burton-l'd rather sit on a pumpkin and have it to myself crowded on a cushion. Bob Holder-A pest , but he's around when you need him. Junior Brown-One more D. H. S. student helping win the war. than be Marjorie Titus-lf the meek ever inherit the earth, she'll get SOM. LaVern Francisco-Tell me where is fancy bred, in the heart or in Floyd Sorrels, Jr.-He knows all the answers. Wanda Hicks--All this and Heaven too. Elizabeth Joseph-Quiet, helpful, and a good friend. Donna Brittain-She's got bracelets that jingle, jangle, jingle. Tommy Carnahan--A smiling face is a great asset, Earnestine Rhoades- lf I knew then what I know now ! Lois Redding-Simplicity is the soul of elegance. Gene Garrett-'Tis hard for an empty bag to stand upright!! James Ferrell-Basketball players prefer blondes. Dorothy Conner-The secret of success is constancy of purpose. Estelle Gibson-Hark! Do l hear wedding bells? Gerald Allaway-Sophomore girls, please nate! Gene Bruce-We just see him ambling Qugh the halls. Elaine Rust-It's wonderful to be smart. Billy Curtis-The answer to an old maid's prayer. Glenn Wheeler-One, two, three-Woof! Hello, Joe, hello. Dwane Weese- Me and My Gal . Charles D. Roberts- Soapy studies up on Casanova and Don Ju Bill Rockhold-Marine's gain is the Jap's loss. Howard Wilson-One of the intelligentsia. Marlin Trisdale-They're opening the gates to let him through. Glen Sweet-I make haste slowly, Bob Furman- The sailor with the Navy blue eyes . Wanda Carnahan- With malice toward some , Clarence Williams-Please call me Junior . Bill Rush- The Mad Russian . Jim Sheets--l'm short, but so is Charles Boyer. Colvin Ary-Brains and brawn proclaim the man. Leda Saffa-l chatter, chatter, chatter as I 90. the head? an. l SADC! Aug. 3l-Senior enrollment. SEPTEMIER Sept. 8--First day of school and we got aff ta a good start, but how long will it last?-Not long. Sept. l8-We journeyed to Sapulpa for our first f'ootball game. We won-9-7. Whoeee! Sept. 22-Election of Student Council officers- Senior Richard Marrs, president. Sept. 25-Our first loss but it's the last-lwe hopel. Defeated by Pawnee-I9-6. ' OCTOBER Oct. 2-The second shining victory of D. H. S.- Drumright 26, Cleveland O. Oct. 9-What a team!! We downed Stillwater 34-O. They should have forfeited to us again this year. Oct. I6-A close coll but we won again. This time over Hominy-l 3-l2. Oct. 22-Report cord day. Maybe we will get down to work now-lwe hopel. Oct, 23-Pep assembly for the game with Stroud tomorrow night. Hey! When did they start having football games on Saturday night? Oct. 24-Chalk up another victory for Drumright High. We beat Stroud-7-O. Oct. 30-Bristow had a hard time doing it, but somehow they did. Beat us-6-O. Boy! Are we glad they are not in our conference. NOVEMBER Nov. 6-Yale defeated us--I2-O. There's just not any pep left in anyone except Yale after that game. Nov. I0-We enjoyed the operetta, Poco- hantas, very much, especially we boys. Nav, ll-Tornadoes went through Oiltan for a victory of 20-O. Everyone was able to walk stand- ing up again. Nov. I6-Kid Day-some skipped school-no Hobo Day!! Nov. l7-Juniors got in the Band Queen race with a pie supper-given by Anna Mae Malone. Nov. l9-Senior candidate for Band Queen, Helen Furman, will introduce the new Cookie Walk at the pie supper tonight. Nov. 25--Homecoming assembly. Anna Mae Malone crowned Band Queen. She won by the margin af the sale of two tickets. What suspense!!! Nav, 26-Well, we did it again. Defeated Cush- ing-l8-7, This year the car parade through Cush- ing come back in one piece. Nov. 30-Back again after a four-day holiday- and still enjoying our victory over Cushing. Fill up your gas tanks, everyone-gas rationing begins to- morrow. DECEMBER Dec. l-Gasoline rationing. Goodby joy-rides. Dec. 2-What again!!!-Report Cards. Dec. 7--Just a year ago today the Jap's saved their face by bombing Pearl Harbor. They surely have lost a lot of that face during the last year, however. Dec. 9-Beginning of Wednesday morning as- semblies. We enjoyed the group singing, Good news- Senior rings came in. Dec. l5--We lost our first basketball game to Stroud-l3-l l. That doesn't look so good. Dec. l7--Buy a cookie and be the cookie be- hind the gun. Proceeds to go to the Cadet Corps for new rifles. Dec. l8-Are we high in the dumps. 26-l9 in favor of Drumright. Dec. 22--School is out for the Christmas Holi- days. We hope Santo treats you nice. Dec. Sl-Back to school for a few days before we get out for New Year's, JANUARY Jan. 4--After all the vacations we are ready to get down to work again--Uh-huh?? Jan. 'I-The Girls' Basketball Team played their first game. Although the score was 29-26 in favor of Shamrock, they showed us they could play bos- ketball just as well as anyone else. Jan.88--The boys played Stillwater and won- ll to l . Jan. I2-Played Ripley--the boys won-35-25. The girls lost-l5-l8. Jan. 19-Defeated Cushing Tigers--26-20. Are they taking bitter medicine!! Jan. 2l-Girls' basketball team was defeated by Shamrock to the tune of 23-5. Jon. 22-Played Ripley again. Boys won-26- 22. Girls lost--lS-l8. Monotonous, isn't it? Jan. 26-The proceeds of the basketball game with Cleveland go to the March of Dimes. We won-33-23. Jan. 27-Stroud's, Cushing's, and 8ristow's bas- ketball teams visit Drumright for the basketball tournament-there's more than one way to get out of school. Jan. 28--A close one. Defeated Pawnee by one point. Score 29-28. FEBRUARY Feb. 2--Sixth game straight we've won. Beat Bristow-32- l 3. Feb. 5-The picture show on Trees showed us where the desks came from. Feb. 9-The boys beat Yale-34-l9. Jennings girls defeated our girls--34-l9. Coincidence? Feb, ll-We have reinstated Mr. Taylor's lhe's in the Navyl pet, the Monitor System, Feb. I2-The boys' and girls' basketball teams both won over Centerview. Respective scores-26- 24 and l9-l6. Those girls are getting up in the world aren't they? Feb. l6-Mary Lou Adair's being crowned Bas- ketball Queen must have inspired the boys--especial- ly Robert Taylor-into beating Stillwater-l9-lS. Feb. l9-Yes, it happened again, We beat Cushing-22-29. Norfolk was pulled down ta defeat to the tune of l9-l4 by our girls. Feb. 25-Basketball District Tournament. Those that have money, and some who don't, get a vaca- tion. MARCH March l2-Parkinson Music Ensemble presented the woodwind instruments today, The new Mrs. Park- inson looked modern, but she could play the ancient instruments well. March 22-Junior Class meeting - Secrets? Maybe, but we'll bet they're just deciding on the Jr.-Sr. Banquet. Drumright High enters into a War Bond and Stamp selling drive with Cushing and Still- water. March 25-Senior Class play-James Hilton's Lost Horizon. Conway iJohn Lyttlel learns some- thing of life from the High Lama of Shangri-La lFloyd Sorrelsl , who is hundreds of years old!!! APRIL April l-Senior Class presents the second per- formance af Lost Horizon . lt's no April Fool's jake when you have to make up time, is it? April 9-We didn't know the Sophomores had it in them to present such a good assembly. Everyone enjoyed it because it was so different. April 14-Pan-American Day and the Spanish class gets its chance to put on an assembly, Wonder why it was so quiet--it couldn't have been because of Mr. Wiemer's talk?? April 2l-Victory Festival to sell War Bonds and Stamps with all of the schools and the community participating, If this doesn't start something, well- April 29-For the first time in two years the band goes to a contest-Tri-State Bond Festival at Enid. MAY May 14--Banquet. Juniors and Seniors celebrate. Not too much though: remember rationing is here. May I6-Baccalaureate Sermon. May .l9--Eighth-Grade Graduation--How did that get in??!! May 20-Commencement! We are wondering what we are going to do now that we have completed high school-Oh, Yeah??!! May Zl-Whee!! School is out!!! Little man, what now? Y .gJ..,'... NAME Geraldine Alloway ,.... t V r .':-fry-15 t A - -i pl'0l9A2Cy NICKNAME .........Deanie AMBITION .......Stenographer........................ Ta be Married ,,.,.. ....,...,,........, . ....,,. Richard Primm, ....,,,..... ..,...... B arney Oldfield ...,.. ..,..., Charles Neal ..,....,.. . Carolyn Shanks ,,Y...... Lorraine Billings ......, Marjorie Titus ,......,,.. Glenn Wheeler ...,,,.,,..,, Charles D. Roberts ...... Howard Wilson ...A..... Ruby Nell Noland ,.,,. Jack Riley ,...,,,,,.... Helen Thorpe. John Lyttle . .,,,,. . Elaine Rust ,,,. ......., Leo Stow ,,,,,,..,,.,.....,, Leona Whitehead ..,,,. Glen Sweet . . Billy Jean Foster ,...... George Wells ,... ,,,..,i, Bonnie Jean Johnson ,,,... Arnold Schnoithman ,....., Melvin Wheat ,e..,.,,..,A, Irene Coffield ,Y,,...,,.. Loonna Lockwood a,.Y. George Platter ,..,,,,. Wanda Seiler .A,...... Carl Jones ,,,,,..,,. ...., Lillie Mae Patrick . .. Ansel Hull .,A,,..,..,,, Faye Shelton ,.,..,. 5. Archie Fulkerson ,.... .. Bill Kellogg .,,......,. lmogene Stroud .,.,,... Ralph Graham ,,...., Pat Nash ,,..,.,,...., Marjorie Burton ,,...,. Bob Holder ,...,,....., . Benny Blackstock.. Betty Miller ,,,..,,.,,..,, William Jones .,.,,,,,,,,,,, Anna Lou Schwartz . ,,.. . Kenneth Dose .,,,,..,,,A ., Lois Redding ,,,.... ,,,, Bobby Furman ,.,,,,., A,,, . Helen Louise Furman .A,.... James Ferrell ..,,.. . ....,,,, Helen Story ...,.,.......,. Joe Brasel .,,.., .,,., Wanda Hicks ..... Bob Edwards Y...... Jean Frazier ,,,. ...., Gowan McQuillan ,..., Shirley Haag ,.,...., Charles Honey ,,... Nona Green ,,.,Y..,., Richard Morrs ...,... William Rockhold ,..,, Jim Sheets .. ,, ..,,. Fred Stephenson .,,,.., Marlin Trisdale Dwane Weese .,,, . .. Clarence Williams ..,..,, Gerald Alloway ..,,,..,. Ronald Bartley ,..,.. Lee Brown . . ..,.,.,,, Tommy Carnahan ..,..,. . Billy Curtis ...,.,,..,..... J. W. Ferguson .....,,.,,,, Laverne Francisco. Clovis Manning ....... Donna Brittain ,,,.. Jean Brown .. .. Eveline Cargill ,,,.. Wanda Carnahan .. Pauline Cartwright ...,,.. Sarah Cook ,,,.,,,,....,.. Betty Coodey .....,.., Rosemary Crowe ..,,,,. Floretta Downing .,..., Estelle Gibson ,,,,.,,.,.. Elizabeth Joseph ..,, .. Bill Rush .. .,,.. .. Caddene Martin ,..,,,.. Floyd Sarrels, Jr. Ellen McCone ,..,,.,,.. Betty McNeal .... Bonnie Lau Michael ....,,. Retha Patterson. ,..,.,. . Donald Kelsey ,,.,,.,,,..,... Earnestine Rhaades. A,,.. . Leda Saffo . ,,,,,..,,v .,,, . Jim Rhyne . . Gene Bruce .. .,.. Gene Garrett . ,. .. Lorena lCarnahonl Dorothy Conner . ,...,.........,...,,,..... . Colvin Ary , ...,,.., .....,., ,,,,, . Hughie ..,, .......... .........Shanks Puny ,,.......,.. Margie ,,..... Bub.- .,..... Soapy .,,,... ........Slim Bricklayer..:f... Jackie .....,. . Peanuts ,...., .,......Johnny.. Nig .,,,,,. .,,........ Catton Top .,.,.A, Freddie ,,.,,A.,.. Willie ,,.,...., Orson ,...c,, Shorty ,,,,.. Doug ,Y..,,, Wheatie ,,.,,, Rip ,,.,....., Curley ........,Clatter..,..... Butch ,,..,.,.,. Egghead ,,....,. Lulla Bell ,,.,.. Peanut .,.,.... Vot. .,,,.,.. .. Toad e......,c William ,..... Cracker .,,,,.. Pot .,.c,,,... Scoop ,..,..,,,, .Groaav e'----e Martin Betsy ,....., . Bill .,,,,,. Susie .,,,.,....,.,.........,. Scrooge ,.....c..,.........,,, ,,...., Lois R eddrng ,.....,.. .,..... ob ...,.a.,,.....,................. ....... Hepsie ....,...,,,,...,....... ..,.,,, Jamie Boy. ....,... Hel? ,.,.,,.,,...,,. Clark ,,........ Hicky ,,.... Blackie . ,.., .. Jeanie Mack c.,.... Twirley ,..... Blub ,....,...,. Nonie ,,.... ........Dick ........Rockie...... Jimmy ..... Sonny . ..., . Tris ......,,.ce., Weasel ,.,... Junior , .. Alligator Ron ,,,,,....,. Junior ,.., ,,,, . Handsome ,,,,,, Hungry ,.....,. Fergie ,........ . ....,.. Frankie ......, Cla ,,,,,...,, Brit ,,,,,..,,. Brownie Evalina ...., . Lillie ,eY,.., Pauline , ..,, . Sarie . .. Coodey . Spike ,,,, .. Flora . , ...,....Stel ........Lrzzy ..., Russian ,,,.. .. ........Kay . .. Junior. .... . Tiny .... Mike efeeee.. , Punchy ....,. Spunky . . Ernie .... Leda . ..,.. . Cotton ...... Jeff .... .. Gut .,,... Cornie ..... Congie ......... Skinny .. . President of Student Council. FINAL FATE Bubble Dancer Speed Demon Townsend Club Representative Lady Bouncer Jon Whitcomb's Model. .......... . .,.. ,. Navy Wife .................. . ..... English Teacher ........... Electrician .... ......... Bar Tender ......... To be Superior .... Piano Teacher ............. ........All American.................. To Marry Leland Petty ...... To be a Lawyer. ........ .... . To be Heard .......... Grocery Clerk ........ Hostess-to-be ...... Lett Alone ................ ..... Typist ......,......................... M. G. M. Photographer ....... Army Wife . ..................... . Change the name Brown .... Personnel Director ............. Dietitian .................. ........ .... Army Wife ........Editor of Esquire Electric Chair Good Family Mon ........Pin Boy at Pla-Mor Alleys ........Ronald Bartley's Orchestra ........Leatherneck .......,Housewife Great Lover Congresswoman ........Manager of Max Lewis Waitress Student Censored ........Grease Monkey in a Filling Station Photographer for D. H. S. Gusher Mrs. Harold Maggard Blown off by a Gayle ...,....Movie Star ......,.......Slove on Chinese Junk Actress ............................ ...............,., Dan Juan, Romeo, Casanova, Etc.. WAAC ........................................,..,.. Ruff Neck ........................... ., ............ Bookkeeper ........ ......... Private Secretary ......... Jive Bomber .....,...... ? ? ? ? ? ..... Blue Jacket ................. Coast Guard Wife .......... Manager of Anthony's ....... Banker's Wife ........., Journalist ................ .... Yell Leader ..., ........... . Mayor of Pemeta ....... Seamstress .............., Radio Technician ....... Chorus girl ............... To have a date ........ Nurse ................... Admiral .............. Unlimited ........ . Coach ................... ........To get around Doctor ......................v.. Usher at the show ...... Public Speaker .......... Artist ..... ................ To graduate .......... ,. School Morm Filling Station Proprietor Taxi Driver Mud Hog Milk Maid Butler Gold Digger All American l 960 mm-:Tugboat Annie's Husband Beauty Operator Janitor at Anthony's Banker's Wife Author of Lookin' Around Sergeant Crooked Politician Dress Designer Immortal Lover Temperance Worker A date Nurse ........Ma rriage Marriage ..,.....Water Boy Cashier at Smith's Farmer Owner of Day Nursery . ....... Newspaper Man Fan Dancer Radio Announcer Printer s Devil ............. ....... Se cretary ........Welding for Kaiser ........Prohibitionist Military Secret ................ .................. C lerk Scientist ............................................., Yard Bird All American ........... ........................ B oatswain Mote lst Choir Trombone D. H. S. Band Chicken Inspector Ladies' Man Outstanding Boy ................................. Graduated Personality Kid ....................,............. To be Married ....... . .......To pass in English .. Scout Master ........... ........Moestro . ...... J itterbug ...... .............. . General ...........,................. Count of Monte Cristo ...... Aviator ......................,.... Concert Cornetist ........ Manager of Dairy ....... Model ............. ........ Soda Jerk ............. Torch Singer ......... Citizen of Tulsa ...... Ta find a rnan ....... School Teacher ......... House Wife .......... Draftsman . ..... Dean of Girls ........ Nurse ............... Cafe Cook ....... Admiral ....... Dancer . ...... . ...... .... ...... . . .......Evangelist lnhumane Society Worker A Soldier's Sweetheart ....... .......Desrrable Shorthand Expert. .. . Grocery Store Owner ...... ........Defense Worker A Riveter . . ....... .... . .. An Opera Star . ...... . Hosiery Manufacturer . Governor .. ...... .... A Navy Wife. . Radlo Announcer .. District Attorney .,..... Going Steady Phys. Ed. Instructor ........Cub Reporter ........3 rd Chair Trombone -Cobblers Ballet Dancer .......,Buck Private Sole occupant of deserted island . ....... Mr, Florence Crockett Bugler for Uncle Sam ........Cow Puncher ........Gun Moll ........Welder Dean of Girls' School Citizen of Drumright ........Court Clerk ........Governess Old Maid Riveter ........Lovelorn Adviser Pretzel Bender Chorus Girl K. P. Hat Check Girl mii,V.TraveIing Salesman Woman Wrestler A Navy Wife A Choir Leader Power's Girl l954 Drumright Mayor Dime a Dance Girl A Woman Missionary A Boogie-Woogie Singer ......Charles Atlas, ll Street Sweeper A Navy Mother Hog Calling Champion Y VV-'..Criminal KEEP YOUR FUTURE OUTLOOK BRIGHT WITH SCIENTIFIC Congratulations STUDENTS OF DHS On the Publication of This Excellent Year Book EYE CARE THE GUSHER is an annual record of the hap- penings in Drumright High School just as THE DERRICK is a weekly record of happenings in Drumright and Surrounding Community. Both fill t an important place in the life of the school, the town, and the community. Lou S. Allard DR. R. R. FRETWELL Optometrist t Greetings from t G. F. WACKERS Sc to 55.00 Store NO. 35 Thanks o Million for all the reinforcement given us MIDWEST BARBER SHOP PEARCE DRUG STORE Prescriptions Good Luck, Seniors Ph I 44 by the business men of Drumright ond by the Student Body THE GUSH ER STAFF ..-AA...... ,4........L.....-.. - BEST WISHES SENIORS CONGRATULATIONS of To the Class of i943 ll43ll The Martin Hospital Hardware Howard B, Martin, D. O. and Mabel Slover Martin, R. N. Furniture lO4V2 S. Penn, Phone 65 340 E. Broadway Phone 30 CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS GCOD LUCK fro to the Seniors Shanks Insurance G- 92- Cfnillong G' Wearing Apparel For the Entire Family Real Estate Agency l4l E, Broadway Phone ii 32 E. Broadway Phone 456 BEST WISHES COMPLIMENTS cLAss OF of 1943 Z. D. Howard Compulzi We Repair and Trade For SCHOOL SUPPLIES Any Make of Cor 1 CANDIES enn ne COLD DRINKS 200 S. P . Pho Sc 217 S. Penn Phone 199 i' CONGRATULATIONS L Congratulations CLASS OF '43 and Best Wishes Seniors of 1943 DRUMRIGHT HELP YOURSELFDLAUNDRY A. 4OOV2 E. Broodwoy Phone N U-WAY GROCERY Quality Merchandise and Appreciated Service IO4 E. Broadway Ph i Ph Congratulations, Seniors HUGHES LUMBER C0. lL. W. Crow, Manager? I 'Your Complete Building Supply Store Hardware-Lumber t BEST WISHES, SENORS SUPERIOR CLEANERS Cr DYERS Phone 123 201 S. Ohi Happiness Ahead Compliments of Seniors RED FRONT FEED STORE M I L L E R Phone 232 412 E Broadw y LOAN CUMPANY GlBSON'S SHOP 79 332 El Broodwoy 'Ladies' Ready-to Wear! Phon 40 I I e I E, Broadway one 206, 401 E. Broadw y L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY ATTLEBORA, MASS. Manufacturing Jewelers and Stationers to Schools and Colleges Makers of Rings for the Senior Class of Drumright High School VV COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS SUPPLIED BY FINE ARTS CO. 520 N. W. Third Street OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA REPRESENTATIVES OF BALFOUR CLASS JEWELRY Congratulations, Seniors BEST WISHES ot '43 SENIORS of i' i' 'k 'A' i' 'k t i' 1943 MCLELLANS SAFEWAY PLA-MOR Good Luck to Our Customers BowI for Heolth and and Rem-Orson Friends 213E Bood y in the Class of '43 Whitsitts Grocery ggmnicyo Gale Bonnie Soffo, Proprietor Good Luck 135 E, Bro d y Phone 174 Class of '43 I 419 E B d y Ph 661 Compliments of Congratulations DRUMRIGHT - Seniors - FLOWER SHOP ' Ph 236 or 751 110 E, Broodvyoy 'A' 'A' UNIQUE CLEANERS Congratulations, Seniors Ph 44 128 E. Broadway CRESCENT GROCERY O, E p phone 202 Best o' Luck, Seniors CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS DR. ELLIOT 23. 117 W. B...dW., STARR CLINIC COMPLIMENTS OF SMlTH'S PLACE Phone 1 917 W. Broodwoy GOOD LUCK, SENIORS D. X. SERVICE STATION .ily Babies Congratulations, Seniors 'kirtir Phone 132 111 S, Pen: Phone 480 219 E, Broodwoy Compliments of You will Eniov I - Trading A. H. Sm1th ssnvlce STATION U' 'O MARQUETTE Seniors of Drumright's Principal '43 Drug Store 201 W. Broodwoy Phone 131 E. Broodwoy Phone 10 ir ir BEST wisi-:Es CONGRATULATIONS om sENioRs THE CENTRAL CHEVROLET MCCRACMN FEED COMPANY STORE fp WE HANDLE sENioRs only '4Z-'43 QUALITY FEEDS ir ir TOWER MIDWEST THEATERS MINISTERIAL ALLIANCE WE George P. Drake, President F. G. Bailey, Vice-President Wolloce M. Crutchfield, Sec'y.-Trecis. fi li SENIORS Coptotin -McVickers '43 Harry Stoires J- L' W0 m0 MELVIN BLACKLEDGE BEST REGARDS, SENIORS BEST WISH ES SENIORS TOOL CO. Clulow Tubing and Rod Socket P. H. Hardward Best Tool Ever Mode WE HANDLE QUALITY Stem Welding cl Specialty MERCHANDISE General Oil Field Repairing Drumright, Oklo. AT YOUR SERVICE 'DR. REYNOLDS i' X2 i phone 52 1041 nomo I BEST WISHES, SENIORS CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS hom MISS IRM!-YS SHOP EDNE SHADIWS I IIO E. Broodwoy Phone 727 I we snuve T0 BEST wus:-TES PLEASE IZO E, Broodwoy Phone 68 Phone 1612 F-I5 II3 E, Broodwoy Phone 736 433 E. Fulkerson Phone 91 GOOD LUCK AND BEST WISH ES CQNGRATULATIQNS SENIORS D I X IE Electric Co. I I3 N, Ohio Phone 64 SENIORS DRUMRIGHT GAS COMPANY IOI E, Broadway Pho 75 BEST W I SH ES CLASS of M4311 WHITLOCK GROCERY AND MARKET ESTABLISHED 1913 I5 E. Broodwoy Phone 168 COMPLIMENTS OF The Long Bell Co. .THE MARK OF QUALITY LUMBER, T30 N Om, Ph 2 Currell Lumber CITIZEN'S BANK Company Of DRUMRIGHT Youk UP TO DATE EXTENDS R . LUMBE Co BEST VVISI-IES to BEST WISHES - SENIORS SENIORS of of 143 I943 A 209 N, Ohio Phone 777 PAINTSA-WALL PAPER A -BUILDING MATERIAL Phone IOS CQnfCrI3 Drunwnght CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS ir SAM KRAKER t Phone I95 I24 E Broodwoy BARTLEY ROLLER RINK FOR HEALTH'S SAKE SKATE Phone I SI -W PICKERING MOTOR SUPPLY PARTS OF EVERY KIND Phone 358 I 22 W. Broodwo Dr. Pepper Co ENERGY UP AT IO, 2 G 4 wifh DR. PEPPEIIQ Phone I25 1Ir'k'k'k THE PHOTO ART SHOP I 30 V2 E. Broadway Drumrighf, Oklahoma --- Phone 48 DISTINCTIVE PHOTOGRAPHS FOR PEOPLE OF DISCERNMENT WE PHOTOGRAPH ANYTHING-ANYTIME-ANYWHERE MOST MODERN-EQUIPPED PHOTO FINISHING PLANT IN EASTERN OKLAHOMA-QUALITY SERVICE N ON ALL KODAK WORK COPIES . . . ENLARGEMENTS OLD AND FADED PHOTOGRAPHS RESTORED BRING US YOUR PHOTOGRAPHIC PROBLEMS MEMBER PHOTOGRAPHERS' ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA 'kiit We wish io exjcend ow sincere congraiulatiqns io Uwe Senior Class of mms and Jche sic udenis of Dvumwflghjc I-Hgh School and Wish Llou even, the fgf-We 7 sfwyijjw Zsaazfffma! Zi' Jd47W fssiffizffm W ff Q gli-:z.osmf,7'A Z WU msg? 'M ZZ . u E2g i24L4pfQLd J , f 4F,?,4?ei,w. f 5eW f'?'!'5L 'h'Z'c WV W MM! Q, ffj,52?2lf71 Q 1 WMM W wgfjf ,ww MSA Wg? jj My MM JR MDW ij R. D. HOFFECKER Ir Lanco Service Store - General Merchandise If RONKS, PA. Phone: Strasburg 3151 RONKS ROAD SERVICE STATION 1- D- BRACKB -'- F. MARVIN RICE, Prop. If if FLORIST Cas - Oil - General Repairing if If SOUDERSBURG, PA. Lincoln Highway, at Ronks Road SAMUEL S. SHEAFFER CITY MARKETS i' All Kinds of: LUNCHEON MEATS - HAM - BACON - CHEESE If Lancaster R. D. 5, Pa. Phone: 3-0120 AVIIIIUH1-Ull'!'0 fzbwndd SHELLEY STUDIO PORTRAITS WEDDINGS FAMILIES GROUPS I8 WEST ORANGE STREET LANCASTER, PA. CLEMENS ir General Store LANCO SERVICE ir SOUDERSBURC-, PA. ENOS HOWRY Home Dressed Meats Beef - Veal - Pork - Lamb and Smoked Meats Phone 2-4414 or 9470 Arcade, Fulton, Northern and Southern Markets BREUNINGER BROS. if Bread and Cake Bakery ff STRASBURG, PA. Lncoln Hgy. East Near Conestoga Bri BRIDGEPQRT GARAGE B. F, NOLT, Prop. at Hudson Sales and Service Good Used Cars ff LANCASTER R. D. No. 5, PA. School jewelry and Trophies ZOOK'S IEWELRY STCRE LANCASTER, PA. Watches - Diamonds - Silverware dge LANCASTER COUNTY FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION i' FARM SUPPLIES if Warehouses at LANCASTER MANI-IEIM NEW HOLLAND QUARRYVILLE MARINE SERVICE WM. LATSCHAR STATION , 'A' Body and Fender Straightening General Motors AUTO painting Trucks and Trailers Dayton Tires 'I ,I Phone: 3-0796 ' R. D. No. 5 Lancaster, Pa. WITMER' PA' RUTTER BROTHERS IEDDO-HIGHLAND COAL Aristocrat of Anth racite P Lumber - Feed - Building Materials Painting and Papering ,, if H. M. STAUFFER G' SONS INTERCOURSE, PA. Leolo 208 Witmer, Loncoster 64l2 Phone: 28-R-3 Ronks, Strasburg 3l56 MACHINERY PRODUCTS COMPANY i' Screw Machine Products 1 LANCASTER, PA. Nfnfl 11-x For Surplus Energy 3. 1 t , 105 N. Queen St. House of C-ood Tastes HUPPER'S CONFECTIONERY af Candies - Lunches - Ice Cream if 22 East Orange Street Phone: 9012 When You Think of Music Think of KIRK IOHNSON Cr co. Music HOUSE ak Serving the Musical Public For Over 60 Years L. M. BURKHOLDER i' General Auto Repairing 'A' 215 North Prince Street LANCASTER, PA. ICE CREAM ir PensupremE Homogenized Vitamin D Milk Compliments of A. MILLER 5' CO. 1. H. 'rnour Music HOUSE Established 1881 38 West King Street LANCASTER, PA. 'lr Everything in Music Nfzlrfz' ROBERT I. WEAVER Service Station ancl Garage Bird-in-Hand, Pa. Say lt with Flowers . . . - R. K. BURKHART Phone: 3-O7ll ff ff FLORIST Tires - Batteries - Accessories ir Lubrication Car Washing - Electric Welding LANCASTER R' D' 5' PA' C. M. WEINHOLD af Painter and Paperhanger if SOUDERSBURC, PA. Phone: Strasburg 2l84 M. E. DENLINGER if Lettering - lllustrating Pictures - Engraving if SOUDERSBURC, PA. Phone: Strasburg 2096- MILLER'S RESTAURANT if Homemade Ice Cream Meals at All Hours af Route 30 Eight Miles East of Lancaster GEORGE E. STEFFY souDERsBuRc, PA. if Coal and General Hauling af Phone: Strasburg 2794 SHIRK'S GARAGE 'lr For Economical Transportation CHEVROLET Sales and Service i' Phone: lntercourse lZ-R-Zl LEAMAN PLACE. PA. STATE BANK OF PARADISE PARADISE, PA. if The Bank of Service N in 01 y-vighl HENRY STAUFFER ff james Way Barn Equipment Concreted Tile Silos af PARADISE, PA. Phone: Strasburg 2886 ASHM ER RUTTER ff Electrical Service if PARADISE, PA. Phone: Strasburg 3lOl HARRY Z cucics PLANT FARMS UC if if . Dry Cleaning Vegetables and Flowering Plants and it Pressing Service SMOKETOWN, PA. il Center Square Strasburg, Pa. PHARES B. LANDIS Success to the Class of '46 if if Larro Feeds Coal RUHRERS , f MED'0-FARM Phone: 3-1443 I-,Aggy LANCASTER R. D. 5, PA. 'M' KREIDER BROS. LeQFSl'dELTmS Oflffbillm Arlfllffeefflifs if ANTHONY STECKEL General Mill Work PRWTER t 1 Earl E, Kreider j, L. Kreider ll' phone: phone: 45 W. Vine St. Lancaster, Pa. Lanc.'3-0583 Leola 234-R-3 Tel' 2-5329 Ivllllffff-lllrlll' AVE you enjoyed looking at the family album that your grandmother cherished? Sure you have. In the years ahead of you, this school annual will probably be handled by future generations with the same kind of chuckles you gave out when you looked at the pictures of grandma as a girl. Today Grandma's pictures are old fashioned. Yours are modern. In the years to come yours will be old fashioned too, for new techniques in the printing business will make them so. Having printed C-randma's pictures in the past and yours today, we hope to print those of your children in the future as they graduate from the schools of Pennsylvania. INTEILIGENCER PRINTING 00. 8 WEST KING STREET LANCASTER, PENNSYLVANIA Founded I794 Um' llliiirirwl Compliments of ,Ja x H X P.r..r..UP. S a f C if XCR cl1l1llE't Compliments of BRU BAKER BROS. 'A' BIRD-IN-HAND, PA. 839 E. R. G. KRANCH 'A' Electrical Contractor Motors, Fixtures and Appliances ir Walnut St. Lancaster Dial 3-4235 NEW HAMPSHIRES Business Fowl of America ir 1. LLOYD HARNISH LANCASTER R. 6 Om' llllllfllfll Um' 2 Y PAUL C. MYERS ir PRACTICAL ARTESIAN WELL DRILLER 'k -WATER WELLS- For Farms, Factories, Mills, Reservoirs and Domestic Purposes 'A' Estimates on Application Work Done on Short Notice Dial Lancaster 2-8378 R. D. 4, Lancaster, Pa. Um' lllmrlrwl Two DANIEL B. WEAVER Lancaster R. D. 5 SYL NOLT'S GARAGE i' I' State Inspection Flowers for All Occasions if 'I' R. D. 4 LANCASTER, PA. Phone: Lancaster 3-O492 Phone: 2-9628 Compliments of HER MAIESTY UNDERWEAR coMPANY i' ' LEOLA, PA. GOOD'S FRUIT MARKET 3 Miles East on Lincoln Hiway Phone: 2-9623 Res. 2-0594 DEETS' i' Downyflake Donut Depot If Wholesale and Retail Wholesale and Retail Fruit ' lOl Ruby St. Lancaster, Pa. H, E, HARSH GEORGE M. HAHN ,I 1- General Merchandise and Hardware Your Lanco Service Store ir Tel.: Leola 3l9 Bareville, Pa. Roofing and Spouting Carpenter Repairs 'k Phone: 2-3461 Lancaster R. 4 Om' IIIIII KIVPII Tl: rw UNION EMBLEM COMPANY I6 South Chestnut Street PALMYRA, PA. ir Manufacturers of CLASS PEN NANTS - FELT NOVELTI ES - CAPS CLASS RINGS- INVITATIONS- PINS COLLEGE JEWELRY 'k PAUL H. NISSLEY, Manager O Hldl' HENRY H. GROFF Drainage Engineer Lancaster R. F. D. No. 5 af We clean septic tanks, cesspools We build and clean cesspools Cesspools opened by blasting, etc. Personal attention given-Reference furnished Phone: 23-R-l3 Rural Lancaster E. R. MURPHY if Pontiac Sales and Service is STRASBURO, PA. B. E. LEAMAN G' SON H. G. STAUFFER i' Lancaster County Farm Bureau Co-op Ass'n. Products S Gas - Oils - Greases BIRD-IN-HAND, PA. A Phone: 3-3824 or 2-8380 R. D. 5 Lancaster, Pa. CLEM E. a lol-IN 1. I-loosen STAGCERS' SERVICE STATION 'A' i' Coal - Feed - Lumber , Sunoco Gas and Oil lntercourse and C-ordonville, Pa. ,l 3:52-5' ggljg-.il Car Cleaning and Simonizing inte,-Course lntercourse Phone: 2-4412 Lancaster D. 4 FRYMYER'S DINER 24 HOUR SERVICE Compliments of ' WERNER'S BAKERY Steaks - Chops 1. INTERCOURSE, PA. BRIDGEPORT Om' Ulzlzflrffrl F'l'l'l' LINCOLN HIGHWAY EAST FREY'S TEXACO STATION 'A' REASONABLE PRICES Official Inspection Station and General Repairing i' LANCASTER R. D, 4, PA. TEXACO GAS GOOD EATS DIAL 3-O433 HINMAN VACUUM MILKERS New Model jiffy Units Now Available l' 4.l.: if Manheim Pike NOAH N. MARTIN INTERCOURSE, PA. Phone: Intercourse 5-R-4 LANCASTER, PA. WM. S. BRANSBY 'A' Sanitary Barber Shop i' 230 WEST KING STREET LANCASTER, PA A 5 Barbers - Prompt Service Um' lllmrlrrvl SLE john H. Bonholtzer Mrs. john W. Miller Paul W. Hoover Robert johnson Edwin Eshleman Compliments of H. W. Lutz E. and H. Buckwalter The Blue Shirt Boys lj. H. R. and H. E. K.l The Big johns-Lapp, Rohrer, Gnat, Burk june, jeanette and Mim Paul Bucks Velma and Virginia Mrs. Benjamin Heller Gladys Diller Miss Luella Reist Grace and May Ruth Miss Margaret Stokes jane, Chub and Lucy H. K. Gerlach Kitty, Ann and Nancy -Qu toftaphs O Q O One Hzznflrcd Sciicn WQQ 422 in xii .Y 6 SS QINEQN E i M :QSM ff J f A 1 Cggiwf n f 1 mmwigqwm V M ff P A MW' l 5 'e -1Q iQ!jQi! QZ'Z 2' 0 5 . , V . ffwig 3E !'52fifif?5? Effgff, X, gfffrjg giifpw My 6- X is WM rss xfgjgxxflq ggi gi?-Eg wif? gi?