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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1947 volume:

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'x 'J .fy ' W - , 5' vi- - 1 A ' -fx BJ F -,fav 1 5 Q J X TN f 1X QM.. 0G X 1947 L.- 0l'2ll!0I' DURING thns the twenty fntth onnuversory of Edmond Hugh School the Bulldog Annual Stott hos worked dnlngently to moke the l947 Bulldog on unterestung book for everyone The stotf hos chosen the roduo theme for the on nuol uslng at throughout the book The An nuol Stott broodcostung from roduo stotuon EHS suncerely hopes thot the nntluence of Edmond Hugh School wlll be remembered cs the predomnnotung foctor an moldung the :deals ond prmclples ot oll students rl Llvlsil xxx xLxx 1111111 Ee lCatl0Il WE THE Student Councul dedlcate thus annual to our Superintendent Owen Kung as an expressnon of our appreciation of hus many years of servlce to the boys and gurls of Edmond He has taken a deep Interest not only un our educatuonal advancement but also nn our personal problems These qualntces have led hum to be one of the best friends of Edmond Hugh School i lx, .L, ff' '13, g - ' . . ' -qs., SV' A. -'-fox, 5-'L Jr w x I , i F Y lg LX Xen odnbobxeo Ocllcjlc O4 Of 0' ' , 7' Y Vg? ' V1 j i ,L ol' ' I .I . . I I I ai ,Q ii ll l ll Gym, with an unset of the entrance from it into the Administration Building. The columns marking the south entrance to the gym dedicated to the school by the Class of 1927, NAMED FOR O, W. Jeffries, the gym has al- ways been the scene of many athletic events. Since its construction much has been done to further the advancement of physical educa- tion in the school, Due to competent instruc- tors and adequate facilities, the students have benefited greatly by this training. ORGANIZED IN 1915, Edmond High School has advanced a great deal since that time. With the construction of the present building in 1924, it was possible to offer the students a more complete course. The Administration Building has fif- teen classrooms, besides a large audi- torium. Senior classes in the past have con- tributed many useful items, which have been welcome additions to the high school. -941133 The Administration Building with a closeup view of the front entrance. West entrance to the administration building. Front view of Home Economics Cottage THE HOME ECONOMICS Building was de- signed to represent the model home. Equip- ped with most of the conveniences of the modern home, it has served the school in many ways. Various dances, parties, and bon- quets, as well as homemaking classes, are held in it throughout the year. If Q uw: SPONSORS CONTROL ROOM CENSORS RADIO TECHNICIANS GUIDING LIGI-IT JUNIOR JUNCTION SI-IOW OE PROMISE TODAY S CHILDREN BULLPUPS KITCI-IENEERING SOUTH OE TI-IE BORDER ROYALTY OE THE YEAR QUIZ KIDS MEET THE PRESS AISIISIOIIISICERS AND SCRIPT GIRLS FIRST HICHTERS SOCIETY NEWS I-IOUR OF CHARM L COLLEGE OE MUSICAL KNOWLEDGE I SOUND EFFECTS WORLD OE SPORTS CAN YOU TOP TI-IIS9 E I 4 ni- II I A JO, J I I I I R , I !f I Owen King, Superintendent, J. D, Hurt, Vice President, Fred Kirkland, Member, R. C, Af kinson, Clerk, Mrs, Carrie B Meyer, Segre fOfyj F. E. Harper, President, E. H. Suenram Member, A SCHOOL BOARD consists of those who are chosen by the people for a responsible posi- tion of leadership and service in the cause of free education. lt has under its direction the most important, the most technical, and the most difficult public business. To this Edmond Board of Education we wish to express our gratitude for its efforts to make the Edmond system of education one of the best. SUPERINTENDENT EVER SINCE he came to Ed- mond High, Owen King, now superintendent, has proved himself year after year to be a true friend to the students of our school. Mr. King became associat- ed with our school in 1929 by taking the reins of wrestling coach and teaching several classes. He became superintendent in 1933 and continued to coach wrestling until 1941. During the last few years Mr. King's position has required much of his time to be spent apart from the student body, but his chief concern contin ues to be the welfare of every student in our school Now in his old age Mr King has become a hopeless addict to the sport called golf I I .3-v ' 19' cw x N. i vox wo-fr PRINCIPAL B C PIPPIN came to Edmond High School as principal in 1944 from Kingfisher county where he had been engaged in school work for 17 years He began his school work as a oach and teacher at Britton High School in 1925 As principal and friend Mr Pippin is constantly besieged by students wanting counsel and advice about problems both in and out of school Mr Pippin is a strong advo cate of school government and has an unwavering faith in the students of Edmond High - . XX ,J l V N , z I 5 533 X f . . W 4 . . . I - X . . f, K , i it A .,e 2 . .lvi ,, R f., f , ' me , - , N , . , . . Q TED ANDERSON KATHERINE BROWN JAMES BURROWS NELLIE COLLINS B. S. B. A. B. S. B. S. Central State College Central State College Oklahoma A. 6' M. College Oklahoma A. C1 M, College MARY MAHOOD B, A. Central State College M. A. University of Colorado HERMAN KOLB Central State College CARRIE BELLE MEYER B. A. Central Stote College B. S. Central State College Physical Certificate University of Chicago 44 was VAS. LLL! 'J' PEARL SHELDEN JULIA STEPHENS B. A, B. A. Central State College Central State College M A oklahoma Af Cr'M. Cor an as N-4? .. 5 3 ,gi : gi - 1 1 5 . Q R S l It fu t ff-N lx fs. X it ,. 5 ins, - ' ' C. E. HAFER LETITIA MAE HIATT LUCILE JOHNSON COLLEEN JIM KIVLEHEN B. S. B. A. B, S. B. A, Central State College Central State College University of Oklahoma University of Oklahoma M, A. M. A, University of Colorado University of Oklahoma Library Certificate MILDRED TALLANT B. S. A, G M, College University of Oklahoma '15 V.C 3. MARGARET Tl-lEE B. S. Central State College M, S. Oklahoma A, Cr M, College Y ,ar 6. S 'X Sf EDWIN B. MOORE 'S B. F. A. l Instrumental Public School Music University of Oklahoma Master of Music Education University of Oklahoma BOB VAN ANTWERP B. S. Central State College Commerce and Physical Education I. 1 'vfx . '11-..-f' . ,sag 'il' K DORIS E. WOLFE B. A. Central State College B. S. Central State College Master of Home Economic University at Oklahoma his Lee Kale Vol ov Mono A n DouQheflY Freddlli Nflllikisllrs Shelden R F s Dor Johnny MCB,ltOcl1mHo3Yii smnlev GO' nge' Carol n QI' M660 QC l'lLClall5 Nl.C.B. Jo fl jf Ml' j rn Petree ,mon her .lone MCM nlmy rellDf0l4e C' H Spec ONE OF THE most octive orgonizotions oround Edmond High School is the Student Council o medium through which the teochers work with the students ond the students with the teochers. lts chief purpose is to bring obout the full co- operotion of oll groups in the school. The Student Council President is elected by the student body ond the other officers ore chosen by the new council. For the post three yeors the Student Council onnucilly sponsors one moin project. The big project for this yeor hos been the publicotion of THE BULLDOG. The Student Council hopes thot you will en- joy this book in yeors to come ond thot you will remember your high school doys in Edmond. FRED MARKS , President 4.3.4 MONA LEE KALE Vice-President JO ANN DOUGH ERTY Secretory President .. , , , . Jane McMinimy Vice-President ,,,.. .. , .4,,, -,----f- -l lmmY Peffee Secretary-Treasurer ,777VV7f,,,,,f,, BGYYY Dfe '0 ' PEARL SH ELDEN Class Sponsor i 34 gazing ogghf We have come to the tlme as sensors ln hugh When hour after hour of study ends The time to record for sweet memory s sake The faces and names of class mates and fruends The dances and partues that all have enjoyed The games won and lost by our teams And all the events that we luke to remember We wash to record that all may see Our leaders and offacers wuth honors we earned We wlsh to thanlgbefore we leave, Our sponsors teachers and parents oo We owe them all we shall ever achieve To all our fruends both old and new We wnsh to say WE THANK YOU Sensors 47 he I T A X f ' X A e 0 0 U A , J - 1 . A and B. .t n , ' . , t ' x- T 4 T X - ' - . CAROLE JANE BELL Bow Wow '44, '45, '47, Glee f Club '44, '46, Office Assist- ant '45, '46. VIRGINIA BRAY Bond '44, '45, '46, '47, Hon- or Roll '45, Speech Play '46, Spanish Club '46, Annual Staff '47, Mixed Chorus '47. MAXINE AHSMUHS State Honor Society '44, Li- brary '46, Bow Wow '47, Of- fice Assistant '47, Speech Play '47, MELBA BULLARD State Honor Society 44 45 '46, Office Assistant 4 6 '47, Bow Wow '44 4 6 '47, Football Queen Attend ant '46' Yell Leader 46 47 Vice-Pres. Spanish Club '46, Basketball Queen Attendant '47, Annual Staff '47, Speech Piay '47. . Ag Q ' 4 DOROTHY BAKER Librarian '47. v PAUL BLODGETT Band 44 Football 46 LYNDOL BAKER Football '45, '46, '47, Wres- tling '4'5, Letters-nen's Club '47. BILL BOND Spanish Club 46 SHIRLEY CARROLL Bow Wow '44, '45, '46, '47, Office Assistant '46, '47, Football Queen Attendant '46, Pres, Spanish Club '46, Junior Play '46, Pres, Bow Wow '47, Annual Staff '47, I2-Year Club '47, Speech Play '47 LOUISE COLJRTNEY Bow Wow '44, '45, '47, GI Club '46. ef! BOB CARTMILL VICKI COSSEY LOU DAVIS Band '44, '45, '46, '47, State Honor Society '44, '45, '46, Junior Play '46, Speech Play '46, Annual Staff '47, JO ANN DOUGHERTY Bow Wow '44, '45, '46, State Honor Society '44, Office As! sistant '47, Junior Play '46, Sec'y Bow Wow '46, Spanish Club '46, Band Queen '47, Annual Staff '47, Student Council '47. DON DRAKE Bond '44, '45, '46, '47, Wrestling '44, '45, '46, '47, Football '46, '47, Junior Play '46, Glee Club '46, Letter- men's Club '47, A kt BETTY DRENNON Bow Wow '44, '45, '46, '47, State Honor Society '44, '46, Class Sec'y '45, '46, '47, Ot- fice Assistant '46, '47, Stui dent Director Junior Play '46, Spanish Club '46, Vice- Pres, Bow Wow '47, Editor of Annual '47, I2-Year Club '47, PAT DOXSI E Bow Wow '44, '45, '46, '47, Office Assistant '45, '46, '47, Spanish Club '45, Junior Play '46, Yell Leader '47, Speech Play '47. CAROL EASTIN Bow Wow '47, Football Attendant '47. EARL FAGAN Wrestling 45, 46, 47. F. D, DUTCH FLEMING Football '43, '44, '45, '47, Basketball '43, '44, '45, '47, All Conference Football '47, Spanish Club '47, Lettermen's Club '47, JACKIE GEORGE , ' Wrestlmg '45, Spanish Club '46, Letterrnen's Club '47. some LEE GREEN G'-FNN5 HARDY Libronon f474 Llbranan '47, I ,SW PAT FLOW Lubrarlan '46, EARNEST GRAEBER BETH GREEN Bow Wow '44, '45, State Hon or Society '44, Office Assist ant '46, '47, Spanlsh '46, Band Queen '46, '47, I2-Year Club '47, IRIS HARRINGTON State Honor Socuety 45, OL tlce Assnstant '46, Class Re- porter 47, GERALDINE LOWDER Librarian 47, CARALEE MILLER Band '44, '45, 46, 47 Speech Play '46. CHARLES MCKINNIS MARGARET LORETTA MAPLE FREDDIE MARKS 4-H Club '44, '45, T. Cr I. Club '47, Wrestling '44, '45, '46, F ball '45, '46, '47, State or Society '44, '45, Club '45, Class '45, '46, Junior Play Mixed Chorus '47, Pres. dent Council '47, Letti Club '47, I2-Year Club '47 Editor-in4Chief Annual '47, Boys' Chorus '47, Quartet '47, Speech Play '47 JANE MCMINIMY Band '44, '45, '46, '47, State Honor Society '44, Student Council '45, '46, '47, Class Pres. '45, '46, '47, Office Assistant '47, Junior Play '46, Speech Play '46. Q6 av, Q3 AUBREY E, MOORE PAT MOORE Wrestling '46, '47, MAXINE NOE Glee Club '44, Bow Wow '44 '45, Office Assistant '46, T E1 I. Club '47, Bond '44, '45, '46, '47 fice Assistant '46, '47, Play '46, Speech Play Annual Staff '47, Club '47, All4State Band '47 T '4Y'r,5ff BOB SIPE MYRLE SMITH Football '45, '46, '47g Bas- ketball '45, Football Escort '46, Football Captann '47, Vice-Pres. Lettermen's Club '47, Spanish Club '47, ,M .. 'HN . p,.,gQ- DONNIE STINNETT TOM STORY ,U -n, ,fpr- Wrestling '44, '45, '47, Foot- ball '45, '46, '47, Mixed Chorus '46, '47, Spanish Club '46j Boys' Quartet '47, Pres, Lettermen's Club '47, Speech Play '47, 5' ies, T ff' , 5, 5 ' , , IMC, of u .I ' 4 4 l - ' 1 J X EV ' A - A 'fm Rfk- Q,-, ,r , 5 i' , rf Q, at ,V , ,F .Lg - ff 2 1 Ii . sl ' 4 . . I 3 - ' Aix MAXINE STUCKER DAVIE TAUI-BEE EDITHE TERRY L.bmf,O,-1 46 '47, Spanish Club '46, I2-Year gow Wow 146: pres, T' 5 In Club '47, Club '47, Student Director Speech Play '47, MYRTLE ALICE TOOL Band '44, '45, '46, '47, Or- chestra '44, State Honor So- H caery '45, '46, Junior may T FLM5 WA'-'SER Llbrorlon '47, MARIE WARNER BOB WILSON '46g Librarian '47, 3 kv' ,J AS WE, THE Junior Class of l946-47, survey the past three years of accomplishments and look forward to our last year in high school las seniors-ahemll, it is our hope that we shall not fail to meet the tremendous responsibilities which will arise. That indefinable thing called class spirit has been cultivated to the extent that co-operation among members has reached a high peak. We point with pride to our money making projects and our Junior Play. lCrater- ville, here we comell We also are appreciative of the individual efforts displayed by our spon- sor, Miss Mae Hiatt, our class Mom and Dad, Mrs. E. A. Rodkey and Mr. Roy Fisher, as well as our class members and officers. President ....c.. Vice-President Secretary s,...,, Treasurer Reporter .,,,, BETTY ANN AUSTIN MELVA ANN BANZETT GENE BECK .1-1 L JAMES CHAMBERS SUE CLABAUGH BILL CONNELLY . 'V LEROY BRYAN WILTON CARTER . 8 YS 'M ff 1' A I I 4:3 JANET HARVEY MARY ESTHER HAYHURST RAENOLA HENRY ,X LELAND JONES ETHEL MAE JORDAN MITZIE LOIS KAHL FN wx .f 7 691 I A DON L MONA LEE KALE BILL KEARBY LEROY KEARBY DON MARTIN MAXINE MAXCY DICK MAULDIN TwzLLuA MILLER PATSY M125 , -'- CAROLYN MooRE ,Lf .-1 lf' SAM PERRY DORIS PICKLE BELVA JEAN POND il up XX -rl' BILL PURVIS EARL RICKETTS RODKEY mxou EMMA LOU TROY SAVAGE In--vi MARLEY STEWART CLARENCE STOWERS N '2' v, CHARLES SUENRAM VERNON THOMPSON RUBY WALLER BEVERLEY SALLEE JOHN WENDELL SIMMONS N f X JUNE SHOPE X o-xv' ,J fav! 'I Z' I -.ilu RAY WEST DICK WHITMAN THELMA WILDMAN 'i7X5i HERMAN WEATHERS WANDA WEAVER NAOMI WHEAT RUTH KIRCH JACK MAIER I mxou REX WILLIAMS BOB WORKMAN BETTY WRIGHT JS '27 VS .B . ONCE UPON A BLEAK September each and every little member Of the freshman class of nineteen forty-six, All the little lads and lassies enrolled each in four classes, All lO4 of them hoping life to fix. Led by little Ronald Scott, curly headed marvelous tot, They spent a year of dreaming, peaceful bliss. When another bleak September brought again each little member, They had dropped to 90 for the year of forty-seven, Stanley Garinger was president, and each sophomore resident Spent his time in Edmond High School heaven. They made money, sponsored shows, rummage sales of old, old clothes. They really are the class of great promise. President ..... .,.... ....,.. Vice-President ,..,,... Secretary .,.. ,. Reporter . ., Student Council Representative .J li.. y S4000 0 .!' Stanley Goringer Frank Marks . Marilyn Fisher Barbara Chase C. H. Spearman romide MARY MAHOOD Class Sponsor Qv.c.e. PATSY ALBRECHT WADE ARENDS CHARLES ARMOUR ADA BAKER MILDRED BAKER DIXILEE BARMAN VCR RUBY CUNNINGHAM MARJORIE DENTON BOB DIXON WINONA DUNCAN DAVID ELLEDGE MARILYN FISHER MYRA FLEMING STANLEY GARINGER INIS GLENN QI 'JCB 'S' 0 ,... 0 1. be.. I ,Ji Q! N. x A NNW CARROLL HOSTETTER RUTH JACKSON PAULINE JOHNSON LAWRENCE JONES BILL KALE JANE ANN KATES YIIA L Oi' X ' .LID V.C.QJ. NLS. LETITIA LEE VIRGINIA LEWIS ELAINE LIPSCOMB ROY LOBAN FRANK MARKS '44 RONALD MUN ION SHIRLEY MOORE JUNE MORRIS OLIVE MCCARTNEY X f Y S , y wif .A GEORGE MCCAULEY DALE MCCLEERY BETTY NANCE 1' 2, 2 RUTH ANN MCDONALD ' P?Ef x :eil rs F11 1 e R ZH Ki HELEN N05 A vi LLOYD NOEL KATHERINE ODOR BILL PALMER BETTY PARSONS 'Q VEB I gif?-H Q J 1 uf IGFQLX J ,f VQS BOB PATE RALPH PAYNE HENRY PEARCE PATSY PETERS LA QUITA PLEDGER RICHARD PRYOR . ,f if-P , IV A Q-Q , x g K if 1 V ' - xxx ,X Ag xr In ,I-N- A x . - Q V 'g Q X I lk , J 1 ., Y X I 'A A vu A A U Y 'K - .K 4, QT. 1 ,f -5 1 1 j f 'f ggj f., l ' , Y R V r I 'ff f' AL ns, .L , 4 , it , . , A V. A ,. E K VLB. DONELDA SAGASER RONALD SCOTT JOE SERVICE JIM SHAW DORMAN SHIELDS RONNIE SMITH C. H. SPEARMAN RLJSSEL TOWE JESS TROXEL CURTIS RANDOLPH BARBARA RICHARDS WANDA RISDON DEOLA ROGERS HOWARD ROGERS BOBBY RUDKIN li- , . i 5 3 ,' iw 3251 I fa if YC-B. , f N 'Qu I ku-4 TY HARRIS OGGBURN BET FRANK C JIM CARUTH:RS PAT KIRKLAND DORIS WOLFE Class Sponsor NSN Ns, President ,,,,,. Johnny McBroom Vice'President ,. . Mary Allen Sec'y-Treas. , David Brown Reporter .. ,. Joan Allen THE FRESHMAN CLASS of E. H. S. has been working since entering high school to attain the goal of being seniors, All l l5 of Today's Children have toiled diligently for their class. They have a fine record of participation in the various school activities and an admirable group of leaders to aid them through the dif- ficult first year. At an early meeting the class elected as their class parents, Mrs. Esther Howell and Mr. Ray Stringer. The par- ents have served excellently, and the class believe they could have made no better choice. During this first year, the freshmen have made a brilliant showing in the annals of Edmond High School but hope to achieve the paramount position when, in l95O, they shall be classified as seniors. N vc is A N'-J E EER N iiW . Wx -sub LA if if Q O VERNE ALBXN RXTA ADAMSON JEAN ALLE BET Y ANDERSON RUTH ATKIN JOE JACK El V BOONE N JOA SON JO BROOKS DAVID LAN BUBDICK BRON4 MAR 28 LV JUL GABET VE EBO CHASE N ALLEN MARY ALLEN ANN BAKER TOMMY BELL JUNE BL 7 'f ODGE TT WN BILLY BRYAN MARWN CABPENTE R LOR ENE DA VIS PA UL DAV IS FPR! 5. I 'W' ga Q 2' y, 3 4 F rr f vw? K 5 . ! 5 RANDALL DAVVS, PHYLLXS DXXON, DARRELL DRAKE, MAXXNE ELLEDGE, WANDA JO EARLEY. E DONALD FLETCHER, ,NAMES GARXNGER, GEORGTA GARRETT, LEON GERLACH NM GORMLEY ROBERT GRAEBER, GEORGXA ANN GREEN, PAULA JEAN GRXEEXN, BOB GULLETT, BXLLXE HARRXS. CHARLES HARRNSON, BOBBXE HPNHURST, BETTY NEXRONXMUS, VEGGY ANN NELT, NORMA LEE HDCSON N90 L H A 'Y vi. in LEROY HOGGATI MILDRED HOLL GEORGIA JENNINGS, B OWAK BILLY HOLMES os Jof-ffvsofv, MARLLY , TIM HOWELL, F N Jof-Lfvsofv, EU RU Kosfvg BARBA WILMA LEE L DOLPH ?' .3 A Q env Rv Rsoofs LOU JA AL LEE KEK R C K SON. A YMOND KILLION. RA ANN KYLE, ALICE OUIS LISTEN, ORLENA L TNF.- 1 'iz' LAGRAND, LILY ORD DOROTHY ROSE LAKE MAIER, JEAN M , fools LA ARTIN NGS TON. -155. 54 -23 MARTHA ANN MARTXN NXTA McDANXEL JPFXCLYNN MQKEOWN QXJ ES MULL N DALE MUNXON JOHNNY MCBROONA RUBY ELTZPNBTIH RPXDER CAROL ANN REYNOL BETTY MORRXS OD JOHNNA PAYNE RTCHARD SHANNON RACQUEL SCOTT' MMNN Swv-K H AROL SH ANI ER AU ANT PAT RUDKXN VERNON SKTNNER ROSENGR O4 SHAW D ROBERTS J W BETTY SHAW JA DRTE LEE :FN 1, , IN Qf' F' -nv, -.1 .R f . K1 RUTH 34 SMOO xi r Roo NEY STE WA RD, OPALEE N THOR NTON, J ERRY 7' UCK ER, DEL ORE S WADD ELL BE ULAH W ALKER, TOMM Y WARNER, NOLA NW EA TH ERS, B UD WI CKHAM. RA Y WILLIAMS, WALTER W ILLIAMS , LEROY WOODS, HENRY WRIG HI LA VAHN . ga ' MS? if-f Eidridge, Dewayne Barber, Cude, Donna Weiss, FiRST ROW: Mrs, Evans, Joyce Stucicwish, Eiien Hurt, Joey Harper, Jeannie Otto, Beve Mrs. Anderson, James Meyer, Faroid Coiiins, Janet Eiurry, Ruby Pttkinson,Eugene Tayior,Rose Lee Neitha Thompson, Miss Nayior, SECOND ROW: Rose Hood, Shiriey McLaughiin, Patricia McDonaid, Hazie Smith, Margot Moore, Bernice McCauiiey, June Dowden, Jessie Marie Shinn, Jane Cook, Doris Cooper, Einora Capps, Edna Gossett, Betty Jean Orr, Oredus Ray, Barbara Pickie, Dorothy Rodgers, Betty Ann Pigg, THiRD ROW 1 Mary Lois Cumpton, Bertha Eiien Meeker, Mynda Ann Hoiman, Donna Rates, Liia Harroid, Buddy Kaie, Toss Linn, Cecii Martin, Edwin Bruce, Donaid Robertson, Robert iloskie, Wiiiiam Hanke, Biiiy Setzer, FOURTH ROW 1 Jimmy Ward, Larry Evans, Barbara Mahattey, Edwina Hodges, Maurice Gage, Biii Smoot, Haroid Coiiins, ernice Parrish, Wanda Hampton, Jack Sasser, J, T. Hughes, Bobby Reynoids, Charies Roberts, James Stahi, Seth Mii- niey Chastain. Reker, Harry Kernai, Barbara Jean Padgett, Betty Sue Hayhurst, Norma Defkrmand, Dortha Pttchiey Seimaiee Robinson, Dixie Kahi, Biiiy Johnson, Oryiiie Woodaii, David Rosengrant, Charies Moore, Donaid Ray Harrison, Nian Anderson ' Loman B iington, Ma FTETH ROW'. Poui Virginia Fariey, Waiter Troyer, SDCTH ROW '. Daie Hardy, Ernest Graham, Charies Pirends, C. D. Piedger, Bobby Lord Fredric -- l X M RS, EVANS MR s. ANDERSON FIRS 5 Miss Hall, Billy Humes, Jimmie Wright, Gerald Bullard, Jane Coker, Bobbie Ann Brewster Barb nah, Gwen Weiss, Bill Chitwood, Mrs, Barns, Jimmie Walker, Morris Taylor, Neva Haley, Berna V Anderson, Mrs. Eldridge. SECOND ROW.' Gale Lee, Norma Schaepflin, Norma Percifield, Beverley Roge Parsons, Rose Bruce, Roy Varel, Gene McCoy, Harley Barber, Pats dell, Rose Bennett, THIRD ROW: Martha Marks, Albert Baker J Nancy Dean, Pauline Mae Rankin B field. FOURTH ROW M Robbi' T ROW , ara Han- ee Ligon, Raymo rs, Betty HOod, CQ y Hoggatt, Billy Smit , Ov Ann Byrcm, M ' , etty Pryor, C. D. Ke 5 aarine Shade, N ns, Juanita William FIFTH ROW: G ' Lips nd rlene Welch, Ida Mae h, Don Hunteman, Thelma Wad- ariel McCoy, Loreta Walker, Mary Loy Anderson, ssler, Larrita Harris, Walter Heironimus, Rex Bash, Neal May- eoma Shotts, David Seaman, Floyd Wilson, Harold Eldridge, Clifton Case, Thurman s, Bobby McDonald, Sylvia Lancaster, Dolores Hood, Edwina Kiser, Georqe Meeker. racie Pearce, Bob Watkins, Lloyd George, Bobby Calloway, Harold David Burks, Miles Millender, Bobb comb, Bobby Pryor, Gaylord Slack, Bob Cassidy Don Vincent, Glen Barnett, Jim Halsell, Teddy Dean. K Bufrufl MRS BURNS MRS. ELDR'DGE THE NOON HOUR rush ns taken care of by a comp tent staff of cafeterla workers who serve hot nourushung lunches In the home economics bunldung This staff as headed by Mrs E N Langston sam ?'fSE 1 mln ia! IWQHW J liC eneeflng Q l sam? ll ik! 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O IQMIW lN l937 EDMOND Hugh School received a gnft from heaven under the name of Okne Rader Sunce then he has cleared the bulldung annually after the sensor carnnval or other muscellaneous actuvu nes Af the slnghtest call of Okle he IS there with a hammer and a naul ready to be af some help He as always happy and as wsllmg to do everythmg pos sable to be of servnce A frrend ln need as a frnend mdeed and Okne IS the fruend of SOO students A rx C Shirley Carroll, Carole Jane Bell, Caralee Miller, Joan Holmes, Louise Courtney. Beth Green, Betty Drennan, Jane McMinlmy, Virgil Oakes, Dutch Fleming, David Sadler. Bobby Lee Carlmill, Charles McKinnis, Freddie Marks. fo ,U 12. em- CM FIRST ROW: Barbara Crow, Mona Lee Kale, David Sadler, C. B. Cowles, F. D. Dutch Fleming, Donnie Stinnett, Carlito Kemnitz, C. H. Spearman, Jr. SECOND ROW: Iris Harrington, Janet Harvey, Patricia Moore, Don Long, Marley Stewart, Betty Wright, Leola Crisler, Myrle Smith, Miss Kivlehen. THIRD ROW: Barbara Livingstone, Rex Williams, Sammy Lue Boyd, Wanda Weaver, Anita Jo McCain, Pauline Larkin, lbris Pickle, Thelma Walker, Lawrence Jones, Pat Kirkland. FOURTH ROW: Earl Ricketts, Bob Sipe, Bill Hinkle, Val Howard, LeRoy Kearby, Frank Marks, Paul Odor, Don Martin. Sufi. 0 fl., Border SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS Presidente ,,., , ,..,.. ,..,,, D AVID SADLER Vice-Presidente ,.,,,,,,,,,,.,.. C, B. COWLES Secretaria-Tesarera.,CARLlTA KEMNITZ Morceros del rey ,,,, DON STINNETT, DUTCH FLEMING Representante del libro de escuela ,,...,.,....,,,,.... C. B. COWLES orn 2 .fd , Crachn' 4-H CLUB OFFICERS President ,,....,,,, .,.,.,. B ILL CHITWOOD Vice-President ,,,,,.,, HAROLD ELDRIDGE Secretory ....,... .,,,, B EVERLY ELDRIDGE FIRST ROW: Bill Chitwood, Harold Eldridge, Don Graff. SECOND ROW: Wanda Hampton, Beverly Eldridge, Ellen Chitwodd, Mary Cumpton, Barbara Ann Kyle, Patricia McDonald, Jane Cook, Albert Baker. THIRD ROW: Maurice Gage, Don Fletcher, Farold Collins, Fredric Loman Davenport, Russell Towe, Eddie Langston, Charles Swanson, Harold Collins, Mr. FOURTH ROW: Jack Sasser, Bill Smoot, Lloyd George, Manley Chastain, Tom Warner, Rudolph Koskie, Gaylord Slack, Bobby Reynolds, Harley Barber, 'Z' K f.. JOAN HO ? 'gli QA' ff LNES Jcflg ali!! Queen of fAe ROY HSHER AN N DOUGH ERTY mJ,mf1Q Wh, T JOHNNY MCBROOM .R ,ff X 991' X' . f 5 XR, N.. X . U I lat ,, K 5 pw 1, I. 6 i ,W x , XR 4 F Sh K Q Queen of fAe griL'ron ANITA MCCAIN f ' E BOB SIPE Q 'V D ,f 6 Q IQ .1 SPOTLIGHT SPORTS Toastmasmr ..., . .. ....,.....,..,...,..........,..,, 'Tum 't WeXcome .......,.......,...,...., Prwment, Shu-my Ummm Response .....................,... ......... ......., .,.... ..... L ' z mmm B-wh awe lntrnducthm of Coaches .. .,.......... ........,...,..,..., 'H 'um Story From The Bow Wow Section ...... M55 Xaixge Ecnlih YS. FYI' C Y. . YPYS HKS FOI1r SVVPEWI FLUB 'Ymnnto Juke CocKtaH Sneak Potatoes Green Beans Beexs Green Saud 0 WQU3' RoHS Pvutler Fave wc ' ERME: Gw noun of cu-mann NIS I Rnyswhy B Fnmhnn Queen ,,A,4 ...,........,..,.. . xniua Blrlinkxx Baskvtbau Queen ----.-, SNVWY w9hV9m '5 'D Serenade ,..,... ., ................ .. ----. 4 ,---- YWYKYHW PKNYWUF N Memdy .....,......,,,....,........ .,,....4. .... J e annie I-'kshcr s ' Rhythnxkc Hooters ...., ........ ,,.......... ..... F a b umus Four Pf The Whhsner .....,. .. .................. Ruth Ann McDonM-N Serum- gumg ,,,, ..., ' 'You MW! Heard Soxmng Yu . X 1 45 LE 29 K 7 P' M' 1947 Q1 'lil Ouncerd G n ot Dofsxe' to fee v ' X4 I fr Wknono Dunfion' Bexvlrkght Caeorqe P'f VMC 5 ' Beth! Omnno I hertvr gexw . . ROW One. PN n DOUQ MCNXrrxxt'TWv OWXCE GWXLSX Cortxto Kemnxtigox SYQAW COYTOXX' Ntovdne Pshsmuhs' Bone f' Row Two. Kev' por 1 I I Bowman' I. Ntoxxre M06 EMIS LOU Dow. 900:23 Bdxtord. A - 'SGW ne WX i g xyrree. Pow' I . ROW ' Nxovivlf dohmqo wwe Y NOTK 41 ' ' ! T0 4 he Sturm nw f. LtBRARXANSfRow One: Dorothy Boker, Guiweno Rlchord, Gerotdine Lowder, Lu Verne Gteoson, Maxine Stocker, Miss Htott. Row Two: Eddie Lee Green, Myrt Srnith, Catenno Hordy, Pot Ftow, Betty Horns. Row Three: 'Thetrno Jo Redding, Sue Ctobough, Potsy Nbrecht, Myrtte Pxhce Took, Wotker. 7 Cri . Pi gf 4 'Thetrno S- f .f- ,I xx 'za h K sq 2 , Wi '-My L 1 Q W . ,. . ti J- X N 5 ' lx ' sv '- ' Az, M I W, 'v H I f ' QQAW du W A W if fi' 75, 4 ff S ' f.:'5 5 - wtffgf P. I sign' 4? J fi' Q X, .w. Jun Ch e Sho Mooffes Pe B In Su 'll ws. pmmolcks BrewW0IIQs Lol 01410 Hl-OU Agelvostr sgflgheo Moe u B ' B H ' ' Reidfzy nQABOnzef0jQy VZ'flnd 'll OW 'J S G hf :cms Esthe:ml-Ty ijlge oyhu n rsf ,4 223 a fe WM my XNW 3 O R4-overdoef QA. 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Bvll Hmkle Shnrley Carroll Don Martun Carol Ann Howell Wanda Weaver Melba Bullard Joan Holmes Carlnta Kemnntz Jam Lyon Tom Story Pat Doxsue Glenn Paas Fred Marks Maxune Ahsmuhs Mr Stone Mrs Stone Helen Stone Maryann Stone Jack Trudy Jones Ellaott Mrs Tyson PLAY CAST DON MARTIN CAROL ANN HOWELL PAT DOXSIE SHIRLEY CARROLL TOM STORY CARLITA KEMNITZ BILL HINKLE MAXINE AHSMUHS Robert Jane Jo State Trooper Dnrector Student Dnrector Stage Managers FRED MARKS MELBA BULLARD WANDA WEAVER GLENN PAAS MISS MARY MAHOOD EDITHE TERRY PAUL BLODGETT DUTCH FLEMING LELAND JONES I I :f ' i X -if A I if ,. X Jerry Stone ...............................,..v,,... JIM LYON Mary .............V.v,........'................ JOAN HOLMES 1-4- Lv if 4' 'z A. A X W ,wc ,I lk IE. PB 'lf fl!! X x XTX - an 11 ,. ,,. is NLC .B . .SPQQQCA gallquet iii bv EACH YEAR THE Edmond High School speech class, under the direction of Miss Mary Mahood, holds a banquet at which individual class members give after-dinner speeches for semester test grades. This year the banquet was held on January l at 6230 p.m. Miss Doris Wolfe and her home economics girls prepared and served the food. Toastmasters were Jimmy Lyon and Tom Story, Toastmistress was Carlita Kemnitz. Invited guests were faculty members, their wives and husbands, and former speech class members. Bormo PQUXWWQ D ncdee rmVCOO QA' Sxfet Ofxl ,Men eorme Hovvvs Show Ewa 5200 fy xomst Bohnson BGYW Boon Ho dxck Bur QI' .4 Quarfet c Chose BOrbOrO Ch Be3i'el:IOn'Sf Morth orrus Bullne Hzglrgn Morfm Em mg Lou QA jig 0 Puorust Beveney 5cXXee Mewo An Bcmzett June B own rbor I f 4 Q ' ' 0 I I I I GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Mary Allen and Barbara Chose, Piqnigfg FIRST ROW: James A. Burrows, Beverley Sallee Delores H d W d J F I B R' h d ' H 5Eggz,hIDW'?cgkZr,SJohnna Payne, Peggy Helt, Barbara Kyle, ESl?IalJeatl1n Bzrdflckljr ey' orbom lc or I Moxme E edge' : hirley Moore, Loretta Walker, Jane Coker Rocq IS tt B bb' J H h t B tt Sh P I 'Il Maryann Johnson, Jeanne Harris, Mary Esther Hayhurst, June Brolin, :l?hyllisODikZn?an Oy urs I e y owl ou O H' l THIRD ROW5 Gvrqcie Pearce, Martha Ann Martin, La Vahn Stringer, Rita Adamson, Audrie Shaver, Earl Martha Ann Weiduwilt, Sue Whitman, Patricia McDonald, Margaret Chase, Billie Horris,B ' FOURTH ROW-' MQW Lois Cumpton, Joan Hamilton, Jane Kates, Ruth A Mgrgie Johnson, Delores Waddle, Jean Martin, Betty H ' ' o nson. ene Cleaver, etfy M0ff'f,MIIdfed Hollow nn McDonald, Melva Ann B eironirnus, Ruth Jackson, S QFFICERS . Alf, MOVY , Ann We'duwl n B n Betty MOff'5f IAOKZO Ann Banzett, loo June 'OW ' Chose, 9 barO I , BO' , ghfhlilton, Johnno Payne GY anzett, Mitzi Kohl ue Dahl, Maril yn Johnson, Pauline our O! Ckarm the direction I LUB undef . rgani- HE GIRLS GLEE Cis 0 VW Gchvfdobefofe of fur, Jam9S Bxgiggies hflkve 05350318 Rota? , ou , . I5 Y ' I e f:f'22I.QI?fQYOff:IOfPIi?H 5+I2wf fIe52':.3O!e5e?QI e Edmon p T A Qroup ' Clllbf the dent body, Club C llege STU I., Glee , CI'?Ul'Cl'1eS. Christmas 5905071 :hs Methodist During fhfiefide mUsIC Ovegnd pgrticipoffftl resented Yu eQkinQ,SY5lem' entif1Q 0 OWS Ehorch D'-'bllc Sp Council, 'rl pres bly. . with the Student high school Ossenp to presS, fh'5 mos pciearlfnle this Yeo, boolisyegnd one geciflg Aff ? ' In d won 'WO duied o Come' Orgpwizqtlfigwgs and had :Ili ond glee Club On divislon MIJDY The mixed Ch be given Moy 9' A rxdee Barrnan Pranrst Johnny F sher Don Drake Torn Story Freaor Howard Roy r KJW Odeff z 'X Wm! Quarfd Mow AI len Plomst Jim petree R h uf Ann MCD onald Martha Ann Weld u wilt Freddie Mary Akien Proms! Nato McDcnreK Ruta Adamson Johnna Payne La Vahn Strrnger Jane Karas Phylhs Drxon Ruth Jackson Mary Esther Hayhurst 91,6 Qdeue 'AJ N us F' 1 AB rw' ,L Mary Allen Barbara Chose Paanfsts FIRST ROW Rfta Adamson Martha Ann Martnn Peggy Helt Margaret Chase Elva Jean Burdvck Emma Lou Rodkey George nn lC s Betty Show Martha Ann Welduwsl Sue Whatmon Nlto McDome Wanda Farley Beverle Sallee Mollie Moe Brewster Bar ora rowe Freddae Jackson Mr Burrows SECOND ROW Potrncfo McDonald Jacklynn McKeown La Vahn Strrnger Audrfe Lee Shaver Bobble Jean Hayhurst Jane Coker June Brown Bfllfe Horns Mnldred Holloway Paulo Hull Mono Lee Kale Phyllzs Duxon Georgia Jennnngs Betty Morras Jeanne Horns Mary Esther Hayhursf Gracle Pearce THlRD ROW Ruth Ann McDonald Maxine Ahsmuhs Vargunlo Bray Tom Story Fred Marks Duck Mauldm Gene ec Duane owell W C Holloway Leroy Keorby oy Fnsher Jnm Petree lam Show Herman Parsons Rodney Steward Charles Vmcenf roy ossett Thelma Wnldmon Oleto McQueen Ruth Jackson FOURTH ROW Joan Hamvlton Earlene Cleaver Paulme Johnson Johnno Payne Johnny McBroom Bobby Rudknn Ralph Payne Raymond Knllaon Rex Wfllnams Jock Shaw Bull McCoy Don Mortm Don Long Bnll Palmer Wayne Jennnngs Bob Workman Dovue Brown Wanda Weaver Jane Kates Morgue Johnson Mntzn Kohl Chorl-I5 HOQL Mixed f EDMO:DMv's.:u2SS of baaza-rss was orgolglsignezter of fhe school ljfgn was Sched the S6C0 ' h,S enture OFQOWZ B nd Festnval Af press time' h Trl State 0 led to make the mp tcjqt :I Gnd to portlflighgrog :O be had Q2f':r1:,'1Ce2 of Feisitrd Lzenhdesrrsgg gllectron of Noble CGW' Conductor 'u ,Jim FICERS-Wanda Weaver, JW' Homnon OF Petree, June Brown. J f Q? . 4 , iw ,4, FIRST ROW Par Moore, Betty Lou Davts, Donald Drake, Joan Holmes, Curtis Randolph, Betty Wrrght, Vtrglnra Bray, Marrlwn Ftsher, Jane McM1mrny, Carol Nfchola, Caralee Mtller, Ernrna Lou Rodkey, George Ann Hlcks, Ja Ann Dougherty, Johnny McBroorn SECOND ROW, E B Moore, Jane Coker, Shirley McLaaghltn, Ttm Howell, Marlarue Denton, Peggy Ann l-lelt, Katherlne Odor, Carol Ann Howell, Paola Gnfftn, Jacklvnn McKeown, Paaltne Rankln, Bobble Hayharst, Dtxtlee Barrnan, Mollne Mae Brewster, Beyerley Sglfee THIRD ROW Berna Vee Ltgon, Darrell Drake, Shirley Moore, Betty Nance, Bob Gallett, Charles Armour, Doyel Boydston, Martha Ann Mortm, Janet Harvey, Wally Ftsher, Davul Wantland, Lowell Bust, Myrtle Altce Tool, FOURTH ROW Wanda Weaver, Bobbre Ann Brewster, Dale Manton, La Vahn Stnnger, Barbara Hannah, Jimmy Lyon, Beth Green, Charles Moore, Pat Kurkland, Bob Pate FIFTH ROVV' Bull Connelly, Seth Mnllrngton, Ronnue Srnlth, Roth Atlunson, Rov Lolxon, C B Cowles, Wade Arenas Rlto Adamson, Gracre Pearce, James Cams Charnlzera P ROFESSOR E OW, OMGCIQZV S Moo Rs V-C Jo ANN Queen V' T' 3. ROOM Y MCB Jomlbnrxam Malo' 0 LLJLCG! Tl-IIS ORGANIZATION was started In l938 under the dlrectlon of Edwln B Moore who ns the present director Dur :ng the war years Mr James Burrows and Mr Albert Weatherly were band In structors Wzth 67 members the band now has complete unstrumentatuon Both old and new unntorms have been purchased through the efforts of the Band Mothers organization wnth the help ofthe Cham ber of Commerce and other cutnzens of Edmond Annually the band presents a sprung concert when the new queen IS crowned This year at our 7th Annual Coronation Georgua Jennnngs Freshman was crowned queen for the comnng year I-ler atten dants were SHIRLEY CARROLL Senna: WINONA DUNCAN Sophomore MAXINE MAXCY Junnor LINDA HERSCHER Flower Gnrl BOBBY MONTGOMERY Crown Bearer As one of the most actnve organnza tsons un our school the band plays often at cuvuc functnons In Edmond and else where appearnng some 45 tsmes a sea son Our band ns considered one of the outstandlng hrgh school bands nn the state and has won nts share of honors each vear. GEORGIA JENNINGS Bond Queen 60l'0natl0h ueell HIIJ ..!dtf2llllallt5 F6165 tho' f XXQO . VJ 'Mah :gs Nmom . . 06, gmc PXRS Ntgfxm' slexli X 0 wowegngosti iBneK3Exx?rGvVfQ3it: isle L0 QO 7 X nd, SECQZXUOOMG NN am o Co' ' 1 OOX . IRST ROW' James B. Cowies, Ronnie F . SECOND ROW: C. Miiiington. Be verlev Scillee, Martha Ann MO TA r un, George Ann Hicks Paul f a Griffin, Dixilee Bormonl 5 lllil' gpg, gem Green Jifwiyge Ann H'Cks Johxiyy Bob Pate room sinh Atk'n5Ori ROW Noel OV LOban Curtis Chambers, Gracie Pearce, Rita Adamson. ' Smith, Biii Cormeiiy, Seth XLQ .B Beverley Sallee JohnnG P0Yne paula Griffin Bobbie Hcylwfsl Pauline R0nkln Mollie Mae BrewSfe JacklY l ' MCKeOWn wmoelwinfl iUl-'P ROW: Ralph Payne, Carol Ann Howell, David Seaman. SECOND ROW: Bobbie Brewster, Toss Linn, Wanda Weaver, Barbara Hannah, La Vahn Stringer. lLOWER PICTUREJ FIRST ROW: Joan Holmes, Peggy Ann Helf, Tim Howell, Curtis Randolph, Delores Culbreth, Darrell Drake, Jane Coker, Berna Vee Ligon, Shirley McLaughlin. SECOND ROW: Pat Moore, Katherine Odor, Betty Lou Davis, Marjorie Denton, Dixilee Barman, D ram, Betty Wright, Betty Nance. on Drake, Charles S ER PICTURE? FIRST USU- . I NiChoIs,'VifQlnlG . lee M'lle f Caro Ricketts, Core - Mqry Allen. Beverley MCLGniA'nimy Marilyn F'5l e BrOY, Jane MC I I X erCu55l0n V.: SS- ff OEQGJQP5 ...-n Al E Yuu v..,., I MQW WW Snag Qjance N if' CHEER LEADERS: Kathleen Snelson, Pat Doxsie, Melba Bullard, Carlita Kemnitz. FIRST ROW: Joan Allen, Betty Irwin, Carol Eastin, Betty Drennon, Shirley Carroll, Lola Mae Holland, Guiwena Richards, Carole Jane Bell, Maxine Ahsmuhs, Myra Fleming, Lety Jo Camblin, Elaine Lipscomb SECOND ROW: Mrs. Lothar Smith, Orlena Lord, Mary Esther Hayhurst, Sue Hall, Helen Potter, Gloretta Bass, Anita Jo McCain, Betty Jean McClung, Marilyn Johnson, Betty Shaw, Sammy Lue Boyd, Georgia Jennings, Betty Morris, Jean Allen, Mrs. Carrie Bell Meyer. THlRD ROW: Helen Gayle, Lorene Davis, John na Payne, Jane Ann Calaway, Reba Waller, Erma Lee Treece, Betty Mayes, Lucy Robinson, Joan Hamilton, Betty Potter, Ruby Waller, Jean Fisher, Betty Jean Lord. ' FOURTH ROW: June Morris, Virginia Allen, Patsy Peters, Ada Moe Baker, Patsy Pearson, Twillia Miller, Ruth Ann McDonald, Louise Oaks, Margaret Whelan, Betty Austin, Wanda Farley, li Barbara Richards. Shi Or,-OU 1 Pres. ide -fi THE BOW WOW Pep Club was torrned in l922 for the purpose of helping to give the Bulldogs the O R support they needed ot their games. Yf' Carrie Bell Meyer and Dixie Smith are the Bow f.::'5 Wow sponsors. This yeor's officers are President, llx Shirley Carroll, Vice-Presidents, Joan Holliday and 7 Betty Drennon, Secretary, Jean McClung, Treasurer, Lola Holland, Yell Leaders, Melba Bullard, Kathleen Snelson, Carlito Kerinnitz, and Pat Doxsie, Pledge Mistress, Myra Fleming, Sargeants-at-arms, Elaine H Lipscomb, Letty Jo Camblin, and Betty lrwin. 'X rley C y .fi X,f X 2 ish-A Bt, X Q, b xeffuYN9 O 5 iw Kem e C,eO'9e e Glenn als Jock' MOC' 5 ofiso' Bob Be n W O , br6Y P, Qdof. helde FWXST lm Powter, Au von Anrwg3ker'Paal l n WI C, S . e B1 , Bob ndol Murvo ' Sip 1 XD ROW. SAOYYILY Ronald EQOWN , Tom M1951 SDavid S-Gale ' , wovfxe lencogqbum RD ROW' er Flank TW xx Hostel' C0 O X mo ting Marks, loway. APP g J athletics, and physical being for the individual himself. F tclfl Petree DU olde F her lm ks Blu Hl RO iS M Mgr Cl Marks eser F 'On DrG edw' le Kelly' 509 ell Don rOf fathers eS5 T d ob Dixon lo P 05 llrflfml Cc Y Xlol Howe' O 0 C H0ll0w eifefniall 5 THE EDMOND HIGH School Lettermen s Club was organized in l93l 32 with the intention of pro better sportsmanship, finer qualities This organization continued for a period of years until it was disbanded in l936. Beginning again last year the Lettermen's Club was re- organized with Coach Bob Van Antwerp as its sponsor, and the following boys were elected as officers: President, Tom Story, Vice-President, Bob Sipeg Secretary, Val Howard, Treasurer, Freddie and Corresponding Secretary, W. C. Hol- roximately thirty-five boys are high school lettermen in five major sports of football, basket- ball, wrestling, baseball, and track. own Me ggricliron 5543 7 r.-If L21 sl 'IQ 9 ,51 5 Q4 l' , Fleming Charles Ashby Fronk Marks Jess Troxell Freddie Marks I P R F h r Jim Petree W C Hollowo Val Howar SECOND ROW John Kennedy Genn aos oy is e y Don Drake Tom Story W, C. Shelden Bull Hinkle Jim Caruthers THIRD ROW: Marley Stewart, Billy McCoy, Don Long, Billy Kale, James Garinger, Ler FIRST ROW: Dwayne Percifield, Bob Dixon, Bob Beals, Bob Sipe, Paul Odor, Keith Sageser, Dutch , , , , V O a Bryan, Cooch Bob Van Antwerp, Coach E. C. Hater, Assistant Coach Oren Lee Peters, R Donold Holsell, Stanley Goringer, Bill Phillips, Bob Workman, David Wantland, C. B, Cowle' Howard Rogers. Coach Bob Van Antwerp, Coach E. C, Hafer, Assistant Coach Oren nee Peters. sipg VAL HOWARD FREDDUE MARKS Bock DWAYN: PERCIFIELD Bock TOM STORY Bac k .aff The Bulldogs lost fave of therr gomes thus yeor They won four ond fled one of the re momang fuve gomes however ond won second ploce an their conference EDMOND Guthrne I9 EDMOND Yukon 13 EDMOND Henryetto 7 ff F' If J IM PETREE Bock if ff COHLPQHCQ C3 ,AEM 3915 40 I . f n ILL HINKLE, W. C. HOLLOWAY, VAL 'EDMOND I3 ,...... ' EDMOND 7 ,...... ' EDMOND 7 ....,.. II penetrationl Sl' I2 penetrationsb EDMOND I3 ,,...., EDMOND I3 ....... EDMOND 28 ....,....,,.,,,, 'k IConference GamesI .........Crooked Oak 40 EDMOND O ...... zz,74,,,1, w. cr HOLLOWAY, came, HOWARD, and DUTCH FLEMING. Foster 7 Midwest City 6 ...,......Britton O II penetrationi ..,,..CIassen B I4 Putnam City 32 Moore I4 DUTCH FLEMING, Bock CAPTAIN BOB SIDE, Back Q.. 4 O I I fy ROY FISHER, End JIM CARUTH ERS, Tackle ...lf- KEITH SAGESER, Guard Dom DRAKE, Guard BILL HINKLE, Tackle 'fans f w. xgff DAVID SADLER, Guard ,, .x 6' MAIN STRING: Roy Fisher, Bill Hinkle, David Sadler, W. C. Holloway, A 4 v' Donald DrakeQ Jim Carutlwers, Val Howard. N574 'DIKON Nqi s T . ... Bob Sipe, Tom Story, Jim Petree, Dutch Fleming. 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DUTCH FLEMING, Guard DARRELL DRAKE 127 Ist State Jr ugh Www Mug PAUL ODOR 138 1st Geary LEON GERLACH 103 Ist State Jr Hugh FREDDIE MARKS 145 2nd Geary 3rd State 4th State A A U RONALD MUN ION 3rd Geary I' 1 O .7 ' f X 4 3 as 1 e f ni 7 I s ' .3 1 J ' ' 1 4 jx.. f N - . H' A 1 I I f . JTWTE r-2 JOHNNY MCBROOM KEITH SAGESER FRANK MARKS PAUL ODOR JACK MAIER DAQ Vu RONALD MUNION DON DRAKE TOM STORY FREDDIE MARKS LEON GERLACH EDMOND EDMOND EDMOND EDMOND EDMOND 122 EDMOND EDMOND EDMOND EDMOND EDMOND ,,... COACH ANDERSON Sfnllwafer Wewoka Pauls Valley Geary O C Central Perry , ,Classen O C Cenfral Classen Putnam Cnty ga .335 CZ, KEITH SAGESER, 133 TOM STORY, 165 HQANK MARKS ' 154, 2nd Geary JACK MAIER, 127 'W' 11 I I J JOHNNIE MCBROOM DON DRAKE, H. 4th-Store AAU CWA of Me Bar ff' 5 Ga FIRST ROW Bull Palmer, Cletus Harper, Bob VVorkman, Earl Rlcketts, Carrol? l-lostetter, John Kennedy, Bell Kearby, Wayne Jennings, Bob Duxon. 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