Edmond Memorial High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Edmond, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1938 volume:

le 3, Q 5 THE 1938 BULLDOG THE BULLDOG EDMOND HIGH SCHOOL 1938 Sponsored by the STUDENT COUNCIL Editor-in-chief .O.. Jerry Barnett Assistant Editor o,.s,. ..,., . Addie Lou Geeks Business Manager 4i...,....i,..i.. Dick Macklin Faculty Adviser ,..... . . . Miss Frances Cleaver O I IN APPRECIATION to Miss Frances Cleaver Mr. Ralph Payne The Bulldog was our football, Ahead the goal line was. And with your help we made it,- But speech fails us now, because, Words could never tell you, Nor can this space we took. But gratefulness is deeply felt, For you-who made this book. THE 1938 BULLDOG THE BULLDOG STAFF EDMOND HIGH SCHOOL 1 9 2 s Front Row: Lois Spier, debate representativeg Dorothy Young, sopho- more representativeg Addie Lou Gecks, assistant editor: Jerry Barnett, editor-in-chiefg Pauline McPheeters, senior representative Baick Row: Jack Newman, athletic editorg Barbara Macklin, music repre- sentativeg Frances Fansher, 4-H Club representative g Wayne Roberts, tennis and track representativeg Dick Macklin, business managerg Bob Howell, feature photographerg Hazel Berrey, Student Council representa- tive 3 Beb Reeds, basketball representativeg Gordon Granzow, junior representativeg Tom Flesher, freshman representativeg Shirley McCalla, art editor THE 1938 BULLDOG DEDICATION To John Kessler, former principal of Edmond High School, whose splendid record of achieve- ment, high ideals, sympathetic nature, and de- votion to the best interests of the school have ennobled him in the hearts of every student, we wish to dedicate the Bulldog of 1938. THE 1938 BULLDOG OUR CREED R I pledge myself to maintain allegiance to the maroon and gray and the spirit for which it standsg to uphold Edmond High School traditions and all that will make her a nobler and stronger institution. OUR PRAYER Dear Heavenly Father, illuminate our school with the light from above. Help us to work so that this high school may be a worthy influence on the World. We thank you for your past guidance and may our Works reflect your spirit. Amen. THE 1938 BULLDOG 'is 5-JT 0 1 ' , ' CONTENTS f fjfg, Ad . . . fs mmlstratlon if X Classes A + Organizations . Features M.:1.'fw we .., ,.. , U... ,A ..,, ,. lf 1-T'i'f.'.,f1+,,. A: fx-1 7' 4 .p ww - .f'f.'3Qg.Q1f,5s,v5, wwf -if 5 fx ,, iffw .f,5Qf1'?q,g1ixif, ,,1'43,- ,gg 5.16 ' ' r f ' I N, -3, M- . '31 f? . A J V, ,,.,, ,rv n , , I . I . .ukumiglgl ,.. A W . ' 5 , , N I M 3' if g W Q 3v.v'1gx V'n 3 rpm? 511.5 f ??Z -M - '1 . ' 'IA . L .- THE 1938 BULLDOG . w'x'Q' .Ve-- 1 f M N , .9 , , I K d I A I 'Q sh'- i f 'v L- Y , 4 QS 1 0 'K 1. Sf. fir nwyv fm. ef ' so f 'Z w L . of tg, ' x?UQ I ing.. rpg, . 'TT5 ,fee -ie, :rx f f .wel-.flank , ' ' Q C 1-'gli VV w 55 , x 3 3 ' ?- J' .2185 U 'A i2fiS'wif'Q,?7 :Q ' l. ,I ' ff' A .f il . Q' S-W W v gqf 31171-Q.-'23 H ,f uJ'E'f -f NV lgwfr.-', fl X , P?,,,,1,Ju I. H I BOARD OF EDUCATION T. R. McPheeters President of the Board E. H. Suenram Clerk of the Board C. M. Howell Frank Buell George Robertson ., V. A , fy 14. THE 1938 BULLDOG Owen King Superintendent Ralph E. Payne Principal THE 1938 BULLDOG Edith Billingslea Social Science B. S. Degree Central State Teachers College, 1931 4-H Club Sponsor Frances Cleaver English A. B. Degree Central State Teachers College, 1927 Financial Secretary of Activity Fund Faculty Adviser for Annual Director of Chapel Programs John J. Geeks Orchestra A. B. Degree, St. Louis, Mo., 1887 A. M. Degree, St. Louis, Mo., 1889 Master of Music, Leipzig, Germany, 1891 Master of Accounts, St. Louis, 1894 Marie Gray Commercial A. B. Degree Central State Teachers College, 1932 Freshman Sponsor Mae Hiatt Librarian, American History A. B. Degree Central State Teachers College, 1931 Sophomore Sponsor Anton Jacobson Industrial Arts B. S. Degree Central State Teachers College, 1936 Football Coach Track Coach Assistant Basketball Coach l Clara Kessler English A. B. Degree , Central State Teachers College, 1934 l Junior Sponsor F 'L -X' THE 1938 BULLDOG Colleen Kivlehen Foreign Languages , A. B. Degree 5 Oklahoma University, 1928 M. A. Degree . Oklahoma University, 1929 Honor Society Sponsor Debate Coach Zelmer Logsdon Science B. S. Degree Central State Teachers College, 1926 4-H Club Sponsor Jo Morgan Mathematics A. B. Degree Central State Teachers College, 1935 Bow Wow Sponsor Flora Lee Smith Art, Physical Education B. S. Degree Central State Teachers Colle-ge, 1937 Norman Putnam Science A. B. Degree Central State Teachers College, 1935 Assistant Freshman Sponsor Baseball Coach Assistant Football and Wrestling Coach Doris E. Wolfe Home Economics A. B. Degree Central State Teachers College, 1928 B. S. Degree Central State Teachers College, 1930 Master of Home Economics p Oklahoma University, 1937 Senior Sponsor TH E 1938 BU LLDOG SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Jack Newman ., Addie Lou Geeks ,. ., ,,SA, . , Margaret Carpenter . .. Joe Smolsky . .. , ., Norma Coombs ,, . Marie Vorel .. Lerae Richmond M , , ,, . . , H... President V ice-president .. Secretary and Treasurer .. Yell Leader Song Leader .. .. Student Council Reporter .N . Reporter Leon Watson, George Shaefer , . . , Sergeants-at-arms Miss Doris Wolfe . i.i.,,,., . PARENTS Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hallum Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Jones COLORS Green and White MOTTO Good, better, best Never let it rest Till the good is better And the better, best. FLOWER White Carnation ,.,. .. ., Sponsor m THE 1938 BULLDOG Aldrich, Kenneth Barber, Emilie Barnhart, Dorothy Bates, Myrtle Beck, Zelpha Blackstone, Edna Bosserman, Winifred Basketball, Baseball, Operetta, Orchestra.. Student director of Penh Play, Hr-nor Society, Lzllmrntory Assistant. Bow VVnw, Student Conn uffiver, Junior High Offi Girl, Studs-nt Council Play DI' ui ce 4-H, Lil 'z : , Offl 'e H Buchanan' Cora' :xl Jl111if:l'llliIp.l:lll I 9 Burris, John ,,,.1,:.,e Cartn-jill, Senior Play. lpel THE IBSQ BU LLDOG Cheatham Vivian Coombs, Norma Craig, Henry Delay, Wayne Evitts, Marcella Drennon, Eugene Dome, Gratia Lee Fansher, Frances Fields, Sibyl Flesher, Frances Earle Row Wolv, Student Counuil Operettn, Glee Club, ldhrzurian. Song Leader. Stage Nlilll!lf2.'0l'. Ul'I'l1'v Helper, Ilihrrlrian. 4-H President, Student Council, How Wow, Honor Sm-iety, Sevior Play, Annual Staff. How VVuw, Hmmm' Society, Senior Play Advertising' M -1 ringer. Senior P:n'nlv:1l Queen, rllvc- Uluh, Operettrt. . ,A Q' ,.14,,., --.Y ' ,sf ,- V' 7 W ' r . ,A 'fi Freeman, Ida Gossett, Mabel Hallum, Alice Harr, Martha Dean Hatten, Phyllis Hughes, Billy Johns, Doris Jones, Jack ' Jung, Kenneth Kelley, Lilly V . X .:, ...- THE 1938 BULLDOG Bow Wow, Senior Play, Operettzl. Pmv Wow, Representative ln Drfimntir' and Humnrous Reading. Basketball, Tennis, Football, Oper:-lla, State Horse Shoe Pit:-hing Champion Glee Club, Uffiv-e Helper. Football Captain, Basketball' graduated nt the end of the first semester. lllee Club, Basketball, Baseball, Operetta, THE 1938 BULLDOG 1,1 3-1:51111 nun 11:-1' 1,51 ini Longwith, Kathleen Macklin Barbara Meyers, Mary Alice Morris, Mildred McCormack, Margaret MePheeters, Pauline O'Rourke, Rosemary Pearce, Esther Bob Reeds Ratcliffe, Cecil D Glee Club, Girls' Quartet, Uperetta, Mixed Quartet, Student Countil Secretnry, liibl'Zll'lllll. 4-A ll Sevretzxry. llunm' Snvic-ty. llmmr Society. Dehnte, Bow Wow President, Student Council, Operetta, Annual Staff, Senior Play, Glee Club, Representative in interlmretallive poetry, Student Council Play. Row VVow, Office Helper, Orchestra, Mixed Quartet, Senior Play, Girls' Quartet, Glee Club. Fuotlmll, Basketball, Ilnseball, Student Council, Senior Play, Operetta, Glee Club, Student Council Play, Track, Carnival King, Annual Staff. XVre-stling. I i 3 ' l ., 'S'- , , , THE 19.38 HULLDOG 1 W' l i Richmond, Lerae Scott, Doris Riley, Mozelle Rilgdon, Melvin Roscngrant, Eileene Roberts, Hazel Sexson, Georgia Sadler, Sara Mae Shaefer, George Smolsky, Joe Bow VVow, Glee Club, Senior Class Reporter. Bow Vllow, Glee Club, Offide Helper, Operetta., Senior Play. Ort-hestra, Stage Manager. Row XVnw, Honor Soviety Football Queen, Bow Wow Senior Play. Librarian. Football, Student Couric-il, Baseball, Assistant Coaoh Junior High Basketball, Debate, Class Yell Leader, fllee Club, Senior Play, Representative in Boys' I-Zxternporaneous Speaking. -e THE 1938 BULLDOG Stahl, Mary Steen, June Van Antwerp, Bob Vorel, Marie Watson, Leon Witt, La Verne Young, George Newman, Jack Geeks, Addie Lou Carpenter, Margare t Football, Basketball, President of Student Council Boys' Quartet, Glee Club. Operetta, Senior Play, Baseball, Track, Mixed Quartet, Student Council Play. How Wow Yell Leader, Student Council, Orchestra Vive President, Annual Staff. llasketball, Senior Play, Junior High Basketball Voarh, Sergeant-at-arms oi' Senior Plass, llow VVoW, Lil'n':u'ian. Honor Society Basketball, 1-Iaisebn l I. Football, Basketball, Quartet, Glee Club, Uperetta, Senior Play, President of Senior Class, Annual Staff, Student Pounoil Play, Baseball, Traok, Mixed Quartet. Orr-liestra, Row Wow, Student Council, Office llelper, Vice-president ot' Senior Class, Assistant Editor of the Annual, Senior Play, Student Vounffil Play, Honor Society, Feature Editor of Annual. Senior Play, Student Connoil, Secretary of Senior Plass, Librarian. l' - - f 3 tg 3, ,L .uf 1 A THE was sul.Loocs- L SENIOR CLASS' ACTIVITIES There are sixty-one students in the senior class of 1937-1938. Thirty-four of these pupils have attended Edmond high school all four years. They are Emilie Barber, Dorothy Barnhalrt, Myrtle Bates, Zelpha Beck, Edna Blackstone, Winif red Bosserman, Cora Buchanan, John Burris, Vida Cartmill, Henry Craig, Wayne Delay, Gratia Lee Dome, Eugene Drennon, Frances Fansher, Sibyl Fields, Iflrances Earle Flesher, Addie Lou Gecks, Mabel Gossett, Martha Dean Harr, Lilly Kelley, Barbara Macklin, Pauline McPheeters, Rose- mary O'Rourke, Mildred Otto, Esther Pearce, Bob Reeds, Hazel Roberts, Sara Mae Sadler, George Shaefer, Mary Stahl, Bob Van Antwerp, Marie Vorel, La Verne Witt, and George Young. The other twenty-seven pupils have come from towns all over the state of Oklahoma and' even Missouri, Texas, Kansas and Nebraska are represented. However, there are only three pupils who have attended the Edmond public schools from the first grade. 'They are Pauline McPheeters, Bob Van Antwerp, and George Shaefer. The carnival on October 11, 1937 was the first event in the senior activities of 1937-1938. A very large crowd enjoyed visiting the night club, the fortune teller, the bingo stand, the house of horrors, the quin calves, a cake walk and many other exciting and interesting things. Climaxing the evening was the crown- ing of the Carnival Queen and King, Frances Earle Flesher and Bob Reeds, who were the senior representatives and winners of this contest. Then, to prove that seniors are not neces- sarily dignified all the time, they celebrated with a kid party at the Legion Hut, December 11. For the annual Christmas program, the seniors gave the play, Christmas Gift, be- fore the student body. Those who participated in this program were Lerae Richmond, La Veme Witt, Addie Lou Gecks, Barbara Macklin, Vida Cartmill, Martha Dean Harr, Pauline McPheeters, Jack Newman, Bob Van Antwerp, Melvin Rigdon, and Kenneth Aldrich. At the close of the program, the seniors spon- sored a Christmas tree at which time the pupils of Edmond high school exchanged gifts with Ralph Payne acting as Santa Claus. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hallum and Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Jones, class parents, gave a New Year's eve masquerade dance and watch party honoring the graduating class. On March 17 this class presented its annual play., Tomboy, in which sixteen students participated. This three act comedy aff, Q A R X-i t W? T ' ' v' was the story of a successful lawyer who had always wanted a son but was blessed with three daughters. This resulted in his beringing up his youngest child to be a tomboy who soon became a state golf champion. The title role was taken by Addie Lou Gecks, On Friday, May 6, the seniors were enter- tained by the juniors with a party at the Legion hut followed by a preview, College Swing, at the Broncho theater. Seven out of the twelve characters in the Student Council play, Look Me in the Eye , were seniors. They were Pauline McPheerters, Jack Newman, Bob Van Antwerp, George Shaeffer, Addie Lou Gecks, Bob R-eeds and Zelpha Beck. Enjoying roller skating, dancing, hiking, swimming, boating, kodakinvg, and eating, the upperclassmen took a holiday and spent May 13, 14, and 15 at Craterville park. All of the seniors took part in Class Night on May 23. The class will, poem, history, and prophecy along with a comedy skit supplied the audience with an evening of high entertainment. A heated race among three girls, Mildred Otto, Pauline McPheeters, and Addie Lou Gecks, for honors of Valedictorian and Saluta- torian was one of most interest during the last six weeks of school. Mildred's rating at the beginning of the race was 90.003 Pauline's was 894.643 and Addie Lou's was 89.28. Another honor given to one of the girls of the senior class was the A. A. U. W. award. This award, given annually to the best all- round -girl, was presented to Pauline McPheeters. Honorable mention was given to Addie Lou Geeks and Frances Fansher. Bob Van Antwerp and Jack Newman were selected by the faculty as the two most out- standing senior boys. Leadership and scholar- ship were the two points consi-dered when making the selection. These two boys were guests of the Men's Council of the University of Oklahoma during the state Interscholasftic meet. Bob Van Antwerp was selected by the unanimous vote of the four coaches as the best all-round senior athlete. The Reverend A. C. Hornbaker, of the Christian Church gave the Baccalaureate ad- dress, May 22. Sixty-one seniors received their diplomas at the Commencement program, May 27. Leaving a postal telegraph clock as 5 memorial to the high school, the seniors closed this year's activities with their time well spent. I , .. X sly- I M TH E 1938 BU LLDOG Wayne Roberts AA Bette Carroll A AA Hazel Berrey A AA Dick Macklin AA A A Lawrence Calkins Francys Griffin A Jerry Barnett A A A JUNIOR CLASS Catherine Bishard Owen Connelly Gordon Granzow A Winnie Youker AA A Miss Clara Kessler OFFICERS AA A AA President AA First Vice-president A Secretary and Treasurer A Parliamentarian A A Sergeant-at-arms A AAAAAAA A A Reporter AA A A Student Council Reporter AA A AA Yell Leader Assistant Yell Leader AA AAAAAAAAA A Song Leader AA Assistant Song Leader AA AA AA AA Sponsor COLORS Old Rose and Gold MOTTO Die trying, but don't try dying. FLOWER Rose THE 1938 BULLDOG Z 1 JUNIOR CLASS Top Row: Elwood Ball, Jerry Barnett, Ed Baqton, Elwyn Baptiste, Marie Bates, Eugene Bishard, Catherine Bishard, Bertha Blackstone, Helen Buchanan Second Row: Jean Burns, Velma Burnworth, Lawrence Calkins, Reba Cartmill, Owen Connelly, Ruth Dadisman, Evelyn Dahl, George Darwin, Lotta Deck Third Row: Ione Dedrick, Sue de Graffenreid, Margaret Jo Dillon, Alice Fessler, Thelma Fox, Roy French, Ernest Grant, Gordon Granzow, Francys Griffin Fourth Row: Charles Hart, Lois Havens, Eualah Horton, James Hulsey, Ralph Hulsey, Edwina Kearby, Richard Kochenower, Dick Macklin, Rosie Maker THE 1938 BULLDOG Q, 1 JUNIOR CLASS Top Row: Mary Le Martin, Gloria Moore, Marie Morris, Wayne Moyer, Shirley MCCa1la, Clifford McClung, Thelma McHone, Ruth McLean, Robert Pait Second Row: Marvin Parkhurst, John Perdue, Kenneth Ramsey, Fred Reed, Pat Roberts, Creighton Schaefer, Charles Sexson, Elsie Shannon, Nada Shinn Third Row: La Vern Shirley, Ruth Slaughter, Earl Stevens, John Stone, Mildred Suenram, Loren Wood, Wanda Woodruff, Paul Walters, Howard Watkins Fourth Row: J. T. Watkins, Winnie Youker in . : --A,-1,-f W 4, - .pew , 1cf g-fg..f-1- . '11 w?!'f? f f-11,-3 -ffl' f is f' r e v . ., f 1,'... ,.:p.,,x:g,:. H THE 19:-we aui.l.nos R M s L l ,, , JUNIOR CLASS ACTIVITIES The Junior class of 1938 has been one of the largest in the history of Edmond High School. The membership has been composed of some of the most enthusiastic students, which has been shown by their varied activities. Many functions other than those of a curricular nature become a necessary part of the institution. The class is proud that it has members who are prominent in music, dramat- ics, athletics, and 4-H club work, aside from the editor-in-chief, Jerry Barnett, of The Bulldog. The members of the class who took part in the Junior play, Big Hearted Herbert , which was presented in November, will long remember the day. The entire membership of the class was responsible for the success of the play through untiring efforts in advertis- ing and boosting. Through the courtesy of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Martin, the class gave a party at the American Legion Hut in January. The even- ing was spent in dancing and playing games. Special interest was shown in the 'game of Hearts at which large groups fought fer- vently to avoid taking the unlucky card. Special guests for the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Owen King, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Payne, and several members of the American Legion. Social functions for this class culminated with the annual Junior-Senior dance and pre- view. At this party We had the pleasure of entertaining our senior friends, who are now prepared to board the ship of fame and carry the name of Edmond High School to all parts of the world. It is hoped that the hospitality of the juniors will help them on their journey. Our class has one more year in this insti- tution. Let us profit by the glorious standards of our predecessors and make the name of our: class live long in the history of this school. Representatives in Student Council are Dick Macklin, Elwood Ball, Hazel Berrey, Jerry Barnett, Francys Griffin, Bette Carroll, Gordon Granzow, Wayne Roberts, Sue de Graffenreid, and Lois Havens. Members of the Orchestra are: Ione Dedrick, Gordon Granzow, and Clifford McClung. Members of the Glee Clubs are: Jean Burns, Bette Carroll, Ruth Dadisman, Winnie Youker, Mildred Suenram, Gloria Moore, Dick Macklin, John Perdue, and Margaret Jo Dillon. Members in the Operetta are: Ruth Dadis- man, Marvin Parkhurst, Bette Carroll, Dick Macklin, Gordon Granzow, Winnie Youker, Ruth Slaughter, and Mary Le Martin. Quartet members are: Ruth Dadisman and Dick Macklin. Honor Roll members are: Bette Carroll, J san Burns, Francys Griffin, Mildred Suenram, and Loren Wood. Oratorical contest winners are: Bette Carroll and Paul Walters. Football players are: Wayne Roberts, J. T. Watkins, Ernest Garrett, James Bigham, Marvin Parkhurst, Eugene Bishard, John Perdue, Dick Macklin, Paul Walters, Charles Sexson, Ernest Grant, Charles Hart, and Dave Cox. Basketball players are: J. T. Watkins, Howard Watkins, Wayne Roberts, Dick Macklin, Gordon Granzow, and Dave Cox. Wrestling participants are: Pat Roberts, Harold Collier, Owen Connelly, Fred Reed, Charles Hart, James Hulsey, and Richard Kochenower. Tennis players are: Dick Macklin, Pat Roberts, and LaVerne Shirley. Track boys: James Hulsey, Gordon Granzow, Wayne Roberts, and Dave Cox. 4-H Club members are: Alice Fessler, Creighton Schaefer, Evelyn Dahl, and Roy French. Baseball players are: Charles Sexson, Ernest Grant, Howard Watkins, and J. T. Watkins. avi? THE 1938 BULLDOG Jimmie Matthews SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS , .4 President Betty Jane Hill ii,4V,, Vice-president Violet Campbell . , Secretary Esther Sadler , ., Treasurer Alice Hutchinson .. .... Parliamentarian Max Terry, E. B. Snyder ,. . .,.... . Yell Leaders Delmar Orr, Bob Tuttle , , . Sergeants-at-arms Lois Spier ,.i, ,M ,... ,,., .M ... Reporter Miss Mae Hiatt . ,. Sponsor COLORS Purple and Gold M OTTO To Win without boastinigg To lose without excuses. FLOWER Pansy I' . '. J x '. ex, K THE 1938 BULLDOG 1, ,Y 1 lui n1-1 SOPHOMORE CLASS Top Row: Mildred Alcorn, Mary Jo Abel, Lou Ann Brown, Evalyn Burdick, Maxine Bosserman, Mickey Blake, Imogene Burke, Herbert Birth, Janice Collier, Harold Collier, Joanne Cooper, Reba Ethridge Second Row: Oma Clutter, Charles Cooley, Verna Lee Cunningham, Dorothy Canada, Donna Lee Caruthers, Jack Donald, Glenn Drennon, M. C. Ethridge, Juanita Elmore, Betty Egleston, .Bertha Kathryn Fordice, Charles Fletcher Third Row: Marvin Fansher, Betty Jo Fleming, 'Mary Dell Fleming, Ralph Fagan, Bill Fagan, Doyle Gregg, Ward Gregg, Walter Graeber, Charles Rush Garrett, Francis Hamilton, Betty Haney, Carl Havens Fourth Row: Cleo Havens, Bob Howell, Bill Howell, Melvina Holden, Lela Mae Horton, Leta Mae Helderrnon, Alice Hutchinson, Josephine Johns, Junior Keeney, Randol Kincaid, Wilda Longwith, Jeanette Luternow ,L ... .. fu. 7 I, THE 1938 Bul.i.DoG ' SOPHOMORE CLA SS Top Row: Kathleen Lewis, Lorraine Lyter, Jimmie Morris, Stella Moyer, Connie McHone, Irvin McMillan, Wanda Neighbors, Dorothy Oder, Vivienne Opitz, Delmar Orr, Phyllis Patterson, Faye Pavatt Second Row: Patsy Pearce, Bill Price, Jack Pruitt, Faye Redford, William Reynolds, James Roberts, Esther Sadler, Dale Sexson, Thelma Shannon, Bill Shelden, Cleatus Shirley, Viola Singleton Third Row: E. B. Snyder, Lois Spier, May Dean Starry, Ilene Stedman, Betty Faye Stone, Max Terry, Melba Thompson, Bob Tuttle, Dallas Wadsworth, Jane Wax, Merle Willeford, Helen Williams Fourth Row: Billie Jo Wilson, Dorothy Young, Lee Roy Ziegelgruber s ,R M THE 1938 BULLDOG FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Tom Flesher AA President Jane Aven Vice-president Phyllis Adam A A A .A,. Secretary Dorothy Delbridge A A A .., AA Treasurer Bill Snyder A A A A A AA A Sergeant-at-arms Wayne Robertson, Don McKee A AA Yell Leaders Maurine Payne AA A A A A .AAA AAAAAA AAAAA S o ng Leader Leonard Witt A AA AAAA Student Council Reporter Deva Martin A A AAAAAAAAAAAAA A AAAAAAAAAA Reporter Iris Davis A AA A AA AAAAAAA Parliamentarian Mrs. Marie Gray AAAA AA Sponsor COLORS Silver and Blue MOTTO Working will win, but wishing won't. FLOWER White Carnation ..- fi A fr-is 19:-is euLi.ooG FRESHMAN CLASS Top Row: Pattie Marie Adamson, Cordell Alcorn, Ruby Barefoot, Bill Barton, Buddy Bates, Clyde Baty, Edith Bednar, Jack Bender, Robert Benson, Bob Birth Second Row: James Black, Maurice Blake, Armond Boydston, Virginia Boydston, Bill Brumage, Ray Carnes, Kenneth Dahl, Iris Davis, Dorothy Delbridge, Robert Egleston Third Row: Collis England, Stanley Fansher, Alsadean Fields, Kenneth Fields, Ruby Faye Grant, Verna Mae Green, Louise Griffin, Billy Halley, Mary Nell Hudman, Robert Hulsey, Betty Jane Johns, Leta Mae Johnson, Arlene Kemnitz, Ruth Kemp, Wilma Faye Kendrick Fourth Row: Mary Frances Harris, Alvin Hicks, Theodore Hornbaker, Alice Jean Hamon, Bill Harmon Fifth Row: Pauline Kennedy, J. H. Kincaid, Gene Lane, Grace Leonard, Cora Maker, Bill Martin, Deva Martin, Nellie Martin, John Meade, Marion Meshew THE 1938 BULLDOG ' W .1 FRESHMAN CLASS Top Row: Dorothy Miner, Wah-Leah Moore, Ray Moyer, James McCleery, Dorothy McHone, Don McKee, Helen McLean, Marion Otto, Marvin' Parsons, Maurine Payne Second Row: Wayne Pittsenbarger, Iris Powell, May Price, Pearl Price, Ola Belle Pritchett, Ruth Ralston, Herschal Roberts, Norma Roberts, Oneil Roberts, Wayne Robertson Third Row: Charles Rollins, Harold Schaefer, Reed Scott, Dorothy Jean Shepherd, Dale Simpson, Charles Smith, Mary Frances Smith, Shelby Smith, Bill Snyder, John Solleder Fourth Row: June Standifer, Genevieve Stedman, Ruth Frances Stiles Don Stone, Ella Mae Taylor, Milford Thompson, Herman Volz, Jr., Marlivi Wade, Virginia Watkins, Hubert Welch Fifth Rowz' Loyd Williams, Bill Wilson, Wayne Wilson, Leonard Witt TH E 1938 BU LLDOG CALENDAR OF EVENTS October 16 Senior Carnival October 25 4-H Party October 30 All School Party November 12 Junior Party November 18 Homecoming December 2 Football-Bow Wow Banquet December 10 Operetta December 11 Freshman and Senior Parties December 17 Christmas Program December 31 Senior New Year's Party February 14 Junior High Play March 4 N. C. C. Massed Orchestra March 4 Orchestra Luncheon March 9 Bow Wow Luncheon March 17 Senior Play March 23 Basketball, Wrestlers, and Bow Wow Picnic March 25 N. C. C. Speech Contest at Yukon March 30 Fine Arts Contest at Kingfisher April 4 Fine Arts Contest at Kingfisher April 7 Edmond-Britton Student Council Picnic April 7-8-9 Enid Band Festival April 8-9 Central Speech Contest April 9 Class A 4-H Contest April 15-16 District Contest at O. C. U. April 29 County Music Festival May 6 Junior-Senior Party May 12 Student Council Play May 13-14 Senior Trip May 13 Freshman Picnic May 22 Baccalaureate May 23 Senior Night May 27 Commencement i il THE 1938 BULLDOG Y -v .4 ,I fl .. f X '73 ,, f f ' 7 fWWZW f f . ,... . . , JW f . 3 ' .,:::x,:,:,..3,, o,o.-.'...n.-.nu -. -...-.... , ORGANIZATIONS ff 1 W Wffff ,WW If fzfffffw 4 V 4 1 24352122212324242-::1:4:-::::':-:rs:-:-:'::-3-2:::-:125:g.4z:b2:'r-25:2ri22:1:w:1:-:1:1:-221:-awrxrzi:-::z1:-::a1:4::r1 ' ' Y 4 , 'Hf'- . .'-'-.-.'.'f.-.'.:-3-.sf-I-.-.3-1-,g.3-323.3.42.5.3Ig.,4:2.g.:.333.Q.3-.g.g.:'2-.pg-I-.g.g.:'.'44-,'.g-1-.'.g.g.:f,5.3-2.3.3.'- -. .'.'-1-,-.'.g-1'.'.g.,,,'. 2-I-.nu -,'.-.'- f.'..v.'-- - . 4 ' ' li - ,I I J M , , X I 33: E P S. I , I-I'Ig.g.gg., f Y l V. K, 41 I 3 my g ll K' at 'a-- 4-UW XT' 1 if Egff ' , 2:1 5 QKSW -, 1 gr. - - 'LL . P X 9 ,J .ff 'V .H V fly 15' , I ' .'zfgJyai'w- 5,4'Aga Z. X A C f x 1 fw- I ' 1 '4-M 5 -.4 ny F ff X A A O I THE 1938 BU LLDOG Frances Earle Flesher Georgia Sexson Carnival Queen Foosball Queen Bob Reeds Carnival King THE 1938 BULLDOG I Bob Van Antwerp President STUDENT COUNCIL Top Row: George Schaefer, Leonard Witt, Wayne Roberts. Jimmie Matthews, Bob Reeds, Bob Van Antwerp, Jack Bender, Mary Dell Fleming, Betty Jane Hill, Iris Jean Davis Second Row: Dick Macklin, Elwood Ball, Francys Griffin, Jack Newman, Barbara Macklin, Pauline McPheeters, Frances Fansher, Lois Havens, Hazel Berrey, Margaret Carpenter, Jerry Barnett, E. B. Snyder, Ralph E. Payne, sponsor Third Row: Bill Snyder. Tom Flesher. Louise Griffin, Lois Snier, Zelpha Beck, Bette Carroll. Addie Lou Geeks, Dorothy Young, Marie Vorel, Violet Campbell, Gordon Granzow l ff 1?'+1.1,- 5 1- W . 'are at , , A x. ., i QQ,-SW' X' hw - ,Q p A 'rl-4z1oaesul.l..oos , A ' N ' I ' i 1 I STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council which was organized at Edmond High School in 1933 has as its purpose to further school spirit and citizen- ship, to encourage student participation in responsible positions in the school, and to create better understanding between students and teachers. Each class is represented in this organization as follows: freshman five members, sophomores six, juniors seven, and seniors -eight. I To be elected president of the Student Council is the highest honor a student can re- ceive while he is in high school, for this is the only office in any organization of the school that is elected by the entire student body. Candidates for this office give speeches in an assembly especially for that purpose. The other officers are elected within the Student Council itself. The officers of the Student Council for 1937-38 are as follows: Bob Van Antwerp, president, Dick Macklin, vice presi- dent: Barbara Macklin, secretary and treas- urerg Zelpha Beck, parliamentariang and Pauline McPheeters, reporter. On February 1, 1935, the Student Council presented the Allee Accordion Band in a free entertainment for the public. This entertain- ment became a custom and each year follow- ing some free program has been sponsored by the group. Another event which became an annual affair was the Faculty Play. The first, The Man in the Green Shirt, was given on March 7, 1935. In 1936, The Cat-O-Nine Tails was presented and in 1937 The Only Road. Two of the many improvements for the school worked out by the Student Council are the system of marking the students' books and the Activity Ticket. The students' books are marked by placing stickers inside the cover. This prevents their being stolen or lost. The Activity Ticket was completed in 1936. This ticket entitles students to attend all activities under the auspices of the Edmond High School. Two hundred forty-eight tickets were sold this year. One of the largest and most successful projects ever completed by the Student Council was the Student Council Congress. Edmond was host to the first annual Congress of the Central District on November 20-21, 1936. At this Congress ideas were exchanged which benefitted all of the Student Councils present. This year the organization is sponsoring an annual, The Bulldog, the first ever to be pub- lished by this high school. Jerry Barnett was elected editor-in-chief and Addie Lou Geeks assistant editor. ' They sponsored an all-school party Novem- ber 6, 1937, and were host to the Student Council of the Britton High School April 4, 1938, at a picnic at Ho1mes's Lake. Some of the other projects which are spon- sored by the Student Council every year are the pep meetingsg a ping pong tournament, and a Student Council Play, which now takes the place of the faculty play. Look Me in the Eye, a three act comedy, was presented May 12, 1938. The cast included the follow- ing: Zelpha Beck, Bob Reeds, Pauline McPheeters, Jack Newman,-.1-George Shaefer, Iris Davis, Francys Griffin, Bob Van Antwerp, Dick Macklin, Addie Lou Gecks, E. B. Snyder, and Bette Carroll. The Edmond Student Council has been one of the most outstanding organizations of its kind in the state. It has always been a pro- gressive organization working toward the betterment of the school. v 3 . 1 - ,li .,'. 1 K EZ as 1' F: -. ' V ax a if...- fi '4 1'-':Eii1:l'eIa'f154fs E A-Ae. p 0 nk 4 W X A V I ,V , gyms I ',, :K A F sfgflnicirl .At v-.sw ell- ',f!4v -4, :miata -V ' s 'M f 4' v .ul ,. 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V -, ' 321 fff.'l-I ,nl-Wei, f ,.-4-.l fx ,: V1 sg-qi Wifi df znali' A fA.. i1L:5 ' fi ,wifi , ,flT'5f5f'L 5 1 X. f. , , figilhm ., iff: -I ' -'i ' ff 1 ' -g.g1, c-Q , .. .- ,i sa f.v,,, ,g,v M . -. ref!! 5 , nS'1,.. 2.5, . , A f, THE 1938 BULLDOG BOW WOW PEP CLUB Top Row: Sibyl Fields, Shirley McCalla, Ruth Dadisman, Betty Egleston, Frances Fansher, Alice Hallum, Margaret Jo Dillon, Rubye Faye Grant, Stella Moyer, Deva Martin, Verna Mae Green, Winnie Youker, Melba Thompson, La Verne Witt, Wilma Faye Kendrick, Mary Frances Smith. Pattie Marie Adamson, Lou Ann Brown, Jane Aven, Joanne Cooper, Verna Lee Cunningham, Betty Faye Stone, Helen Williams. Second Row: Zelpha Beck, Martha Dean Harr, Eileene Rosengrant, Dorothy Odevr, Sue de Graffenreidv, Lerae Richmond, Dorothy Canada, Lois Havens, lone Dedrick, Esther Sadler, Lotta Deck, Georgia Sexson, Rosemary O'Rourke, Billie Jo Wilson, Betty Haney. Third Row: Addie Lou Gecks, Gloria Moore, Pauline McPheeters, Doris Scott, Imogene Burke, Phyllis Patterson, Mary Jo Abel, Mary Dell Fleming, Mary Le Martin, Jerry Barnett, Miss Jo Morgan, sponsor, Dorothy Miner, Francys Griffin, Alsadean Fields, Iris Jean Davis, Dorothy Delbridge. Fourth Row: Mildred Suenram, Bette Carroll, Mary Frances Harris, Marie Bates, Norma Roberts, Phyllis Adam, Ruth Frances Stiles, Lois Spier, Jane Wax, Louise Griffin, Leta Mae Johnson, Wah-Leah Moore, Leta Mae Heldermon, Betty Jane Hill, Betty Jo Fleming, Lorraine Lyter. Marie Vorel, yell leader, Dorothy Young, drill leader. Other members: Vivian Cheatham, Bertha Kathryn Fordice, Sue McMinimy, Mildred Otto. THE 1938 BULLDOG' DEBATERS Joe Smolsky, Lois Spier, Miss Colleen Kivlehen, Pauline McPheeters, John Burris. DEBATE AND SPEECH ACTIVITIES The Edmond High School debaters have participated in five tournaments this year: Classen practice tournament, Mid-State tour- nament, O. C. U. tournament, North Central Conference tournament, and Central State College ,tournament. Although entered un- officially in the Mid-State tournament they tied in points with the winners. During the coufrse of the tournaments they defeated four- teen teams: Classen, Shawnee, Sulphur, Coffeeville, Kansas, Guthrie, Ada, Yukon, Cushing, Chickasha, Kingfisher, Britton, Idabel, Comanche, and Ponca City. They were defeated by seven teams: Classen, Yukon. Clinton, Drumright, Capitol Hill, Ada, and Coffeeville. They came out second in the North Cenral Conference. At the first of the year twenty-one students came out for debate, but thirteen stayed for the gruelling work of the season. These students were: Joe Smolsky, John Burris, Lois Spier, Pauline McPheeters, Gordon Granzow, Charles Fletcher, Vlerna Lee Cunningham, Phyllis Adam, Ruth Frances Stiles, Roy French, Bob Howell, Dick Macklin, Paul Walters. All thirteen participated in the Classen practice tournament. Making the first squad were: Pauline McPheeters, Lois Spier, John Burris, and Joe Smolsky. These four debated both sides of our national high school question, Resolved, that the several states should adopt the uni- cameral system of legislation and represent- ed Edmond in all official tournaments. They also enjoyed exchange debates with Britton, Kingfisher, and the college high school. Considerinlg the fact that all debate work was done during outside of school time, Edmond debaters enjoyed a profitable and successful season. Miss Colleen Jim Kevlehen coached the team. Many students have participated in speech activities during the year. Edmond placed second in the speech division of the North Central Conference contests at Yukon, March 25. First places were won by Lois Spier in girls' extemporaneous speaking and Bette Carroll in original oration. Second place medals were presented to Pauline McPheeters in in- terpretative poetry, Martha Dean Harr in dlramatic and humorous reading, and Joe Smolsky in boys' extemporaneous speaking. Paul Walters represented the school in standard oration. At the Central Speech tournament, Martha Dean Harr placed first in dramatic reading, and Pauline McPheeters won second in inter- pretative poetry. Otherwinners were Eualah Horton, first in geometry, Francys Griffin, first in spelling, Dorothy Young, second in Spellingg Bob Howell, second in grammar, and Joanne Cooper second in algebra. THE 1938 BULLDOG, 4-H CLUB Top Row: Kenneth Dahl, Milford Thompson, Pattie Marie Adamson, Alice Fessler, Edith Bednar, Creighton Schaefer, Elwood Ball Second Row: Zelmar Logsdon, sponsor, Ilene Stedman, Frances Fansher, Mary Alice Meyers, Evelyn Dahl, Helen Buchanan, Nellie Martin, Thelma McHone, Ola Belle Pritchett, Cora Buchanan, Edith Billingslea, sponsor Third Row: Jeanette Luternow, Genevieve Stedman, Violet Campbell, Ruby Barefoot, Elsie Shannon, Kathleen Longwith, Connie McHone, Alice Hutchinson, Helen Williams. The Edmond 4-H club, which was organized in 1930, now has a membership of 32 students. The officers are: Frances Fansher, president, Milford Thompson, vice- presidentg Mary Alice Meyers, secretary, Alice Fessler, song leader, Kenneth Dahl, game leader. The organization has two meetings a month, consisting of a business meeting followed by timely topics and demonstrations of agricultural and home-mak- inwg practices also songs and games. Our club won the silver loving cup and a 3520.00 prize in September as an award for being the most outstanding club in the county. During the year several members have won individual honors. Frances Fansher was awarded a trip to the Kansas City American Royal for having the best achieve- ment record in the Northwest District. A pair of curtains, made by Mary Alice Meyers were sent to Chicago, where they won first place. THE 1938 BULLDOG GIRLS' QUARTET Personnel: Rosemary O'Rourke, Barbara Macklin, Ruth Dadisman Dorothy Odor BOYS' QUARTET Personnel: E. B. Snyder, Jack Newman, Dick Macklin, Bob Van Antwerp g. THE 1938 BULLDOG GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Front Row: Jane Wax, Maurine Payne, Betty Haney, Esther Sadler, Betty Faye Stone, Louise Griffin, Mary Jo Abel, Vivian Cheatham, Bette Carroll, Mildred Otto, Frances Earle Flesher, Betty Jane Hill, Phyllis Adam, Leta Mae Heldermon Back Row: Wilma Faye Kendrick, Deva Martin, Gloria Moore, Lerae Richmond, Rosemary O'Rourke, Winnie Youker, Jarre Aven, Margaret Jo Dillon, Barbara Macklin, Pauline McPheeters, Jean Burns, Ruth Dadisman, Mildred Suenram, Dorothy Oder BGYS' GLEE CLUB Front Row: Gene Lane, Ralph Fagan, Bill Shelden, Mickey Blake, Jack Bender, William Fagan, Joe Smolsky, Bob Van Antwerp, Merle Willeford Back Row: E. B. Snyder, Dick Macklin, Jack Newman, Kenneth Jung, John Perdue, Bob Reeds, Dallas Wadsworth, Bill Howell, Kenneth Ramsey THE 1938 BULLDOG ORCHESTRA Front Row: Addie Lou Gecks, Rosemary O'Rourke, Ione Dedrick, Clifford McClung, Billie Matthews, Melvin Rigdon, Leta May Johnson, Marvin Fansher, Billy Harmon, Gordon Granzow, Charles Fletcher Second Row: Marie Vorel, Isabelle O'Rourke, Mary Beth Morris, Alice Jean Hamon, Jack Bender, Betty Jean Dark, Don McKee, Hubert Welch, James McCleery, Janice Snyder, Kenneth Aldrich, Charles Cooley, Bill Snyder, Doyle Gregg, Jimmie Matthews, E. B. Snyder Standing: Cylde Baty, Bertha Kathryn Fordice, Professor Geeks, director, Verna Lee Cunningham. OPERETTA Personnel: Dick Macklin, Pauline McPheeters, Bob Reeds, Winnie Youker, Bob Van Antwerp, Vivian Cheatham, Ruth Dadisman, Marvin Parkhurst, Barbara Macklin, Leon Watson, Martha Nell Hitchcock, dancer, Ralph E. Payne, director, Frances Earle Flesher, Charles Cooley, Alice Hallum, Dallas Wadsworth, Mae Dean Starry, Kenneth Aldrich, Mildred Otto, Billy Hughes, Gordon Granzow, Jack Bender, Lee Roy Ziegelgruber. Mi THE 1938 BULLDOG MUSIC ACTIVITIES The music department of Edmond High School under the direction of Ralph Payne and J. J. Geeks has enjoyed a busy and successful year's Work. Besides taking first place in the North Central Conference fine arts contest held at Kingfisher on March 31, they have made public appearances during the year. During the first semester the outstanding work completed by the glee clubs was the pre- senting of the operetta, Hollywood Bound, December 17, 1937. The cast included fifty voices. Leads in the production were taken by Winnie Youker and Jack Newman. The glee clubs made their first public ap- pearance March 16 when they sang in chapel. The lgirls have also appeared at the First Christian Church and the First Baptist Church. Both boys and girls sang for the Kiwanis Club at their regular Wednesday meeting on March 30. By making a total of fifty-nine points Edmond High School won the Conference fine arts meet held at Kingfisher. The boys' quartet, girls' quartet, boys' glee club, girls' glee club, and the mixed chorus won cups for first place honors. While no vocal soloist placed first, each one entered placed second or third. Individual soloists who participated and how they placed were: Winnie Youker, soprano, thirdg qBanbara Macklin, mezzo so- prano, secondg Dorothy Oder, contralto, third, E. B. Snyder, tenor, secondg Bob Van Antwerp, baritone, third, Merle Willeford, bass, second. Mae Dean Starry accompanied all contestants. The climax to the vocal contest was the massed chorus event. The boys' and girls' glee clubs from all the conference schools combined into one chorus to sing Boats of Mine. The chorus was directed by Mr. Payne. A program for the Chamber of Commerce banquet held at the Community Hall was pre- sented by the glee clubs on April 5. The high school orchestra has thirty-two members which is the largest number in the history of the organization. This group placed third in the Conference contest at Kingfisher. Those who placed first in the instrumental solos were: Bertha Katherine Fordice, piano, Billy Snyder, cornet, El. B. Snyder, trombone. Rosemary O'Rourke won third in violin. For the past three years the orchestra has entered the Enid Band Festival held April 7, 8. Billy Snyder who has twice won the class B cornet solo entered in the class A con- test and Won first place. Billy is well-known soloist having appeared as a guest artist with the Armco Band. He also plays with the O. C. U. Band. E. B. Snyder who won the class B trombone in 1937 also entered the Enid meet in class A and won first. E. B. is also a member of the 0. C. U. band. Other soloists who entered were Charles Cooley, in class B cornet, Lester Reed, junior high cornet, Eleanor Snyder, junior high clarinet 3 Shirley Snyder, junior high accordion. Money for the Enid trip was obtained from the banquet which the orchestra sponsored for those who participated in the North Central Conference Massed Concert presented at Mitchell Hall March 5. ' N. THE 1938 BULLDOG Tomb0y presented by the Senior Class Standing: Myrtle Bates, Marcella lflvitts, Bob Reeds, Doris Scott, Pauline McPheeters, Miss Wolfe, sponsor. Sibyl Fields, Bob Van Antwerp. Seated: Rosemary O'Ro1irke, Frances Fansher, Georgia Sexson, Margaret Carpenter, Jack Newman. Addie Lou Geeks, Alice Hallum, Joe Smolsky. Big Hearted Herbert presented by the Junior Class Standing: Dick Macklin, Gloria Moore, Ed Barton, Francys Griffin, Marvin Parkhurst, Clffford McClung'. Seated: Gordon Granzow, Paul Walters, Bette Carroll, Mary Le Martin, Jerry Barnett, Ruth Dadisniixn, Mildred Suenram, Creighton Schaefer. fl 1 lo , p THE 1938 BULLDOG FOOTBALL LETTERMEN Front Row: Assistant coach Putnam, Bill Shelden, George Shaefer Marvin Parkhurst, Charles Sexson, Wayne Roberts, Bob Van Antwerp Jack Newman, Buddy Bates, Delmar Orr, Eugene Bishard, Dick Macklin coach Jacobson. Back Row: Glenn Drennon, Bill Howell, Merle Willeford, Francis Hamilton James Bigham, John Perdue, Bob Reeds, J. T. Watkins, Ernest Garrett Junior Keeney. O O SCHEDULE Edmond 0 Guthrie 30 Edmond 0 Crescent 20 Edmond 26 Moore 0 Edmond 6 Kingfisher 20 Edmond 12 Classen B 0 Edmond 21 Foster 0 Edmond 0 Yukon 12 Edmond 6 Britton 21 Edmond 7 Hennessey 7 THE 1938 BULLDOG ,qi 1' Q BASKETBALL Left to right: Coach Ralph Payne, Bob Reeds, J. T. Watkins, Capt., Jimmy Matthews, Merle Willeford, Leon Watson, Bob Van Antwerp, Jack Newman, Wayne Roberts, Kenneth Aldrich, Glenn Drennon, Anton Jacobson, assistant coach. Edmond Edmond Edmond Edmond Edmond Edmond Edmond Edmond Edmond Edmond O O RESULTS OF SEASON Bethany 18 Edmond Britton 16 Edmond Bristow 14 Edmond Kingfisher 16 Edmond Deer Creek 27 Edmond Deer Creek 34 Edmond Northeast 13 Edmond Britton 21 Edmond Yukon 14 Edmond Hennessey 14 Edmond Kingfisher Yukon Hennessey Northeast Dale McCloud Commanche Luther Walters Classen -and ', 7'!'a',s-331. ,V ' V N Y f v U' wil' f'-'P'i ff..',v ' 'J 4 W1 1- .K f X 3 - ft , ,K 4, we Q ' 4 ' MAGS ' 4 1' -1 I 'I if-x .' ary .-off. ai tv Q I 1 s.f ' i of K' , ,uf Mg! . Affiijg ,, 5, .T H5- , 5' 4156 -. . 41,4 '-ff I www, -:fig nn' 4 F Lf' r ini. f,,.-,. .fm 445 . if? ,. , .112 f fy ,ia :ff R ,I at t T, , ,. . ,gf fsfi '4 A b THE was Bul.l.noG A ' ' J WRESTLERS Top Row: Owen King, coach, Charles Hart, Richard Kochenower, James Hulsey, William Reynolds, Norman Putnam, assistant coach Second Row: Marion Otto, Robert Benson, John Solleder, Delmar Orr, Cecil Ratcliffe, Fred Reed, Owen Connelly, Dale Simpson, Marion Meshew, Wayne Robertson, Charles Smith Third Row: Loyd Williams, Herbert Birth, Randol Kincaid, Doyle Gregg, Harold Collier, Marvin Fansher, Pat Roberts, Mickey Blake, Ward Gregg TRACK Wayne Roberts, James Hulsey, Coach Jacobson, Dallas Wadsworth Gordon Granzow R fr fagfa h N, t . N Wjf if J fi' ' J - +1 QQ , H v 2 1' ,Ii awiawiitlf 3. feng' ' S , JJ, l 'w fffalam 1 ve. Q . V, .jig U. Y l 'ui A f 1l,ili.'- 2 ' - - M ,,, N 1 Q : ' 1 K, . L' fy. ' A . ' THE 1938 suLLnoG - ' ,-, -,Q , ,, ,lg r-an-1 nk: 4 ' X E. H. S. ATHLETICS The Edmond Bulldogs began their athletic program with football, under the direction of two new coaches, Anton Jacobson and Norman Putnam. Mr. Jacobson is a former Bulldog and a graduate of Central State Teachers College. Mr. Putnam attended high school in California and was graduated from Central State Teach- ers College. The Bulldogs won three games, tied one, and lost five. Though losing some valuable players in Jack Jones, '37-'38 captain, Bob Reeds, and Bob Van Antwerp, because of graduation, the prospects are bright for an ex- cellent team in '38-'39. At the Bow Wow- Football banquet J. T. Watkins was elected captain. With Thanksgiving turkey and holidays past the Bulldogs turned to the winter sports of basketball and wrestling. The g'rapplers under the able direction of coach Owen King had a very successful year. They won 7 matches and lost 3. Two of the squad men, Doyle Gregg and Pat Roberts, qualified for the state tournament winning third in the district. The wrestling squad was the largest in the history of Edmond High School. Over thirty boys worked out daily, and twenty-two boys earned letters. Of these only one is lost by graduationg so pros- spects are good for an excellent season in '38-'39. 'I'he basketeers enjoyed the greatest year since Ralph Payne began coaching basketball at Edmond winning twenty games and losing two. The Bulldogs were undefeated during the regular schedule of games, losing only to Walters in the Central College Invitation Tournament, the score being 28 to 13, and to Classen High School in the Regional Tourna- ment, 35 to 29. Edmond won the North Central Conference I Championship, the only dark cloud on the horizon being that only three of the lettermen will return for the '38-'39 season. Bob Van Antwerp, Bob Reeds, Jack Newman, and Kenneth Aldrich are seniors and J. T. Watkins completed his eligibility, leaving Jimmy Matthews, Wayne Roberts, Merle Willeford and Company to represent the Bulldogs in '38-'3l9. In the spring sports, a varied program was offered. In tennis, under the direction of Miss Flora Lee Smith, the Bulldogs have won two matches, both from Kingfisher. Bill Hughes, La Vern Shirley, and Dick Macklin are the three ranking players and are expected to be strong contenders for the North Central Con- ference championship. Track under Anton Jacobson has had a difficult time with fine arts contests, snow and winter holding over into what is usually con- sidered summer. The track teams entered the Central and Southwestern Invitation meets and the State Track meet at Norman. Baseball, coached by Mr. Putnam, although operating under difficulties, is providing training for a large number of students. They have lost their first three games by small scores due largely to inexperience, but are expected to break into the win column be- fore the season ends. The students of Edmond high school are fortunate to attend a school where the chief idea of the athletic program is to provide physical training, development of sportsman- ship, and ideals of fair play for the group as a whole, rather than to place the emphasis on winning, at any cost, the over development of a few, at the expense of neglecting the majority. Boys, you owe it to yourself and your school, to take part in some athletic sport. ' .Pi I . if H E Zig? all Lifts: . I V THE 1938 BULLDOG ,Ps11T11grzt1Jh5 THE 1938 BULLDOG OUR HIGH SCHOOL April 8, 1938