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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1948 volume:

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This building, which was erected in 1930, was named for O. W. Jeffries, who was at that time a mem- ber of the school board. Four coaches instruct physical education classes for both boys and girls. U MAIN ANCE T0 J EFFRIES HAL L THE HOME ECONOMICS cottage was erected in 1939. This building, which has all the con- veniences of a modem home, houses home eco- nomics classes and the offices of the superin- tendent, his secretary, and the board of edu- cation. Most of Edmond High School's social activities are held in the large reception hall. HOME ECONOMICS COTTAGE MAIN ENTRANCE TO HOME ECONOMICS COTTAGE Q6 www i .- - ' B . -' wi ,wfkowislsx :zff CE' 10 P' 159 QS ww GROWTH OF Edmond High School is evidenced by the Administration building which, since its con- struction in 1924, has been constantly improved by gifts from graduating classes. This year the principal's office was completely redecorated, s faculty lounge was added, and new lighting facilities were installed. Besides the fifteen class rooms, this structure also houses the auditorium. LDING ADMINISTRATWN Bm Edmond HM: Sclmol Z!! 69 i , ' oi-'WEEE as GP p .1 Iver Q A ' fi xy --w :Q N ., 2 C . C' uvid 'V ' t NY-ll' I , ' 0 XX ' QYX' . t . eta .N g iii, X l ' CR Gi If . If o , A Z X W ' - -5 X Q! AN ff V-3 A far' NEAL EVDYXY . V f .. I f .xpdio v ww' 9059 Fred Kirkland, Mn. William B. Tnllnnt, Dr. Merle Glas I gow, F. E. Harper, Clyde Smith, Neal Fisher, Joe D. Hurt My P anmhg Commfkslbn Mm, William B. Tallam THE BOARD or EDUCATION is an unpaid but impor- tant servant of the public. Much time and thought are given by it to the educational needs of the community. Regular monthly meetings are held and many special meetings are attended. Perhaps the most important func- tion of the Board of Education is its selection of a super- intendent of schools, who serves as its executive officer. Working with and through the superintendent the Board of Education elects all employees. It adopts courses of study, purchases supplies, acquires school sites. erccts buildings, submits budgetary needs to County Excise- Board and makes rules and regulations for thc manage- ment of the schools. It also acts as a judiciary body in evaluating the results of the educational program carried out by the superintendent and his staff. Officers of the Edmond Board of Education are Fred E. Kirkland, president, and F. E. Harper, vice-president. Other members are: Joe D. Hurt, Clyde Smith and Neal Fisher. Mrs. William B. Tallant, who is secretary to the superintendent, is clerk of the board. P? Although this is his first year at Edmond High School, Dr. Merle W. Glasgow, who came here after serving eleven years at Bartlesville, has become very popular as superintendent of schools. With his friendly smile and willingness to help, he has wrought numerous improvements in the Edmond Public schools. Dr. Glasgow received his A.B. degree in Business Adminis- tration from the University of Michigan. He received both his E.D.M. degree in School of Administration and' his E.D.D. degree from Oklahoma University, Dr. Glasgow has also done graduate work at the University of Oregon. You're wanted in Mr. Pippin's office. In any other school a call to the office might lnean trouble, but in Edmond High School it means friendly help and advice. Since coming to Edmond in 1944 after serving at Kingfisher for 17 years, B. C. Pippin has made an enviable reputation as a friend of the students and a progressive town and school leader. Mr. Pippin received his li.S. degree from Central State Col- lege and his MS. Degree from Oklahoma University. As a promi- nent tncmher of the Central district of the flkl8ll0lll8 liducational Association, Mr. Pippin has served on the state executive lroard six years. -A V-Q. l 4 TED ANDERSON H. Central State College LETITIA MAE HIATT B. B. Central State College M. A. University of Colorado Library Certificate-University of Oklahoma X ' . LUCILE JOHNSON B. S. University of CARRIE BELLE MEYER B. A. Central State College B. S. Central State College Physical Certificate- University of Chicago EDWIN B. MOORE B. F. A. Instrumental Public School Music University of Oklahoma Master of Music Education University of Oklahoma PEARL SHELDEN B. A. Central State College S. D. SHEPHERD B. S. Central State College HAI-'ER Central State College I X Xl 1 LELIA HALL B. A. Central State College HELEN KERR B. A. Central State College DELBERT L. RUTLEDGE B. S. University of New Mexico M. S. Oklahoma A. 6'c M. MARGARET THEE B. S. Central State College M. S. Oklahoma A. 62 M. V COLLEEN JIM KIVLEHEN B. A. University of Oklahoma M. A. University of Oklahoma DORIS E. WOLFE B. A. Central State College B. S. Central State College Master of Home Economirs University of Oklahoma DG-4-v.,q!fg,77! I BARNEY SHADLE B. S. Central State College X A -'-54 X Besw' ins of Typ ical schoo 1 Day Ge0 'eUy Typing Safety Driving ,, hx ', M v., 1 YW!! 'RJ 1 If xox MMUNF' MA Bnys' Physival Edu!-ation WM' ,M 'Nl 4 F' D v Typical Day of Typical fifizens fb B16 CITY A Dlsrtwtmvs feature of this edi- tion of The Bulldog is a typical day of typical citizens in Big City. To portray this idea Maxine Maxcy and Roy Fisher were elected by secret ballot by the student body. These students are pictured here in representative classes. AW Emlomm Home 41,19 . H,q,,o,y General Sf-fem, , th. ,Ml 'de 4 Sfudv H411 English Liu-rn' B lfrug kep U 'Ping journalzxm ll 0 11 YPGI1 , J A WE, the eilizens of prec-inet one Now look bark on jour years of work and fun. We now have to find in daily life The same love, laughter, work and strife That have been put forth both day and night, ITo make all our high sehool years just right! By our sponsor, teachers, parents, and Okie, too To help our sehool life all the years through. For maroon and gray our Bulldogs fight While Bow Wows eheer with gay delight. But while our athletes go out for all sports They keep up with lessons of all sorts. Our 1-lass projects have been mann And these are just a few: Christmas eards. follies, kings and queens, and taking eensus, too. So with this murh behind us and a memorv o aees We look orward to murh sun-ess and going MISS MAE HIATT Sponsor ,,f Citizens of wi e s I Rfcmcr om! President ...... ........ R EX WILLIAMS V ice-President ...... GEORGE ANN HICKS ----MONA LEE KALE Secretary ..... Treasurer --- ............. JUNE SHOPE Reporters ........ MELVA ANN BANZETT JOHN WENDELL SIMMONS 9 0,-ge 4,1 fl '49-4. J. Ret- June S 111410, 40199 'I ,fl one K Sergeants at Arms ....... BILLY .IO HALL BILLY MATHIS aw, MELVA ANN BANZETT Glee Club '45, '46, 47, Li- brarian '46, Girls Trio '46, '47, Honor Society '45, '46, '47, Editor Bulldog Barker '48, Editor-in-chief Annual '48, jr. Play '47, Mixed Chorus '46, Tri-State Chorus '46, Girls State '47, Class Reporter '45, '46, '47, '48, Operetta '45, FOHSSC Del- egate '48, lst Typing, CSC Scholastic Contest '47, SAMMY LUE BOYD Librarian '46, '47, Bow Wow '46, '47, '48, Spanish Club '47, Yell Leader '47, '48, Football Queen '48. PAT BENEDICT GENE BECK Football '47, '48, Mixed Chorus' '46, '47, Carnival King '48, Lettermen's Club '48. MOLLIE BREWSTER Band '45, '46, '47, '48, Of- fice Ass't '47, '48, Spanish Club '48, Honor Roll '45, '47, Ir. Play '47, Mixed Chorus '-17. V 2'5 1 51 1252, sta,- PRISCILLA SUE CLABAUGH Band '45, Librarian '46, '47, '48. WILTON CARTER Spanish Club '47, Band '45, '46, '47, '48, IAMES CURTIS CHAMBERS Band '45, '46, '47, '48, All State Band '48, Toastmaster Speech Banquet '48, . . .- - - 7 .. ..- -. BILL CONNELLY Mixed Chorus '46, Band '47, Tri-State Chorus '46, I2-Year Club. . 7 t ,Q E C. B. COWI.ES Annual Staff '47, lr. Play '47, Annual King '47, Vice- Pres. Spanish Club'46, Band '45, '47, '48, State Honor Society '-15, '46, '47, Boys Octet '47, Mixed Chorus '47, 12-Year Club. STELLA CROWDER State Honor Society '45, '46, '47, Librarian '48. WENDELL DAVENPORT Mixed Chorus '45, '46, '47, '48 JOYCE DOWDEN Pep Club '45, '46, '47, Glee Club '47, Librarian '46, Ir. Play '47. LEOLA CRISLER Band '45, Spanish Club '47, Librarian '48. - .V-il BARBARA CROW Glee Club '45, Operetta '45, Carnival Queen Attendant '45, Band Queen Attendant '45, Mixed Chorus '47, State Honor Society '47, Spanish Club '47, Office Ass't '48, Society Editor Bulldog Bark- er '48. ,mnumnx mam. mfrriinlnzr DOLORES CULBREATH Band '46, '47, '48,Glee Club '45, '46, '47, Quartet '45, '46, '47, Speech Play '46, Li- brarian '46, '47, Pep Club '45, '46, '47, Yell Leader '46, SYLVIA EMOGENE DODSON Operetta '45, Glee Club '45, Bow Wow '46, '47. ROY FISHER Boys State '47, Class Pres. '47, Letter-men's Club '47, '48, Nat'l Honor Society '45, Basketball '45, '46, '47, '48, Football '47, '48, Football Captain '48, Baseball '47, Carnival King '47, Annual Staff '47, '48, Debate Team '48, Boys Octet '47, Tri- State Chorus '47, Student Council '47, Class Treas. '467 Class Pres. '45. WALLY FISHER Jr. Play '47, Band '45, '46, '47, '48, 12-Year Club. 1:1 BILLY IOE HALL Basketball '45, '46, '47, '48, Class Vice-Pres. '48, Class Pres. '47. RAY DONALD HALSELI. Spanish Club '48, JANET HARVEY Band '45, '46, '47, 12-Year Club, Spanish Club '47. MARY ESTHER HAYHURST Operetta '45, G'ee Club '45, '46, '47, Bow Wow '46, '47, jr. Play '47, Band '48, De- bate Team '48, 4-H Club '45, Octet '47, Tri-State Chorus '46, '48, Mixed PAULA HILL State Honor Society '45, '46 '47, Glee Club '45, '46, '47 jr. Play '47, Office Ass't'48 Vice-Pres. Spanish Club '48 Librarian '45, '46, Junior Red Cross Rep. '48, Oper- etta '45, RAE NOLA HENRY Glee Club '45, '48, Operetta '45, Librarian '48, Mixed Chorus '48. Q X K GEORGE ANN Hrcics Honor roll '45, '46, Band '45, '48, Class Vice-Pres. '47, 5435 If- Play '47, Spanish Club '47, 12-Year Club,Stu- dent Council '45, '48, Office Ass't '46, '47, Mixed Chorus '47, Carnival Queen Attend- ant '46, Annual Staff '46, '47, Bulldog Barker Stall' '48, Governor Girls State '27, President Girls Nation ' 7. LOLA HOLLAND Bow Wow '45, '46, '47, '48, Librarian '46, Ir. Play '46, Treas. Bow Wow '47, Vice- Pres. Bow Wow '48, Foot- ball qjueen Attendant '47, Basket all Queen Attendant '48, 12-Year Club. 2 Y llzll 'WRU Football '45, '46, '47, '48, Basketball '45, '46, '47, '48g Baseball '45, '46, '47, Glee Club '46g Boys Quartet '46: Sec'y Lettermen's Club '48g Student Council '47g Mixed Chorus '46, '47, Boys Octet '47, All Conference Foot- ball '47, All Conference Basketball '47g Spanish Club '47, Tri-State Chorus '46. LELAND JONES WAYNE IENNINGS Baseball '45, '47, Letter- men's Club '46, '47, Mixed Chorus '47. 0 MITZI KAHL Glee Club '46, '47, Mixed Chorus '46, '47, '48g Tri- State Chorus '46, '47. BILL KEARBY Spanish Club '48, 12-Year Club. MARGIE JOHNSON Glee Club '46, '47, '431 Mixed Chorus '46, '47, '482 Speech Play '46, ETHEL MAE JORDAN Ggee Club '46, 4-H Club '45, '4 . MONA LEE KALE Class Sec'y '45, '46, '47g Li- brarian '46, '47, Operetta 455 Glee Club '45, State Honor Society '46g Annual Queen '47, Annual Staff '47: Spanish Club '47, Mixed Chorus '47, Student Council '47g Girls State '47, 12-Year Clubg Office Ass't '48. LE ROY KEARBY Football '48g Spanish Club '47g Mixed Chorus '46, '47, '483 Lettermen's Club '48, Tri-State Chorus '46, '47. ,IOHN KENNEDY Baseball '45, '47: Letter- men's Club '47, '48, Stage Manager jr. Play '47, Foot- ball '47, '48g 12-Year Club, Spanish Club '48. . glgiiilfi , ,. -, BARBARA LIVINGSTONE Glee Club '45, 473 Mixed Chorus '47, Operetta '45g 12-Year Clubg Spanish Club '46 1 4 JIMMY LYON Honor Society '45, '46, Band '45, '46, '47, '48, Ir. Play '47, Speech Play '47, FOH SSC Resolutions Committee '48, Student Council Pres. '48, Spanish Club '48, Edi- tor Annual' Staff '48, 12- Year Club, Boys State '473 RUTH KIRCH Glee Club '45, '46, Operetta '45 DON LONG Football '48g'Basketball 47 '48, Lettermen's Club '47 Spanish Club' '47g Mixed Chorus '47, Tri-State Chorus '47. DON MARTIN Boys Pep Club '45, '46, Science Club '45, '46, Span- ish Club '46, '47, -Speech Play '47, '48, Mixed Chorus '47, '48. DICK MAULDIN State Honor Society '45, '46, Student Council '46, Mixed Chorus '47, '48, Class Pres. '46, Spanish Club '48. MAXINE MAXCY Librarian '45, '46, Office Ass't '46, '47, '48, Director of -Ir. Play '47, 12-Year Club, Girls State '47, Band Queen Attendant '48, Honor Society '45, '46, '47. BILL MATHIS Football '45, '46, '47, '48, Basketball '45, '46, '47, '48, Track '45, '46, '47, Glee Club '46, '47, Mixed Chorus '45, '46. l - J 3 1, W' fl THELMA WILDMAN 12-Year Club, Mixed Chorus '46, '47, Glee Club '46, '47, Honor Roll '47, Tri-State Chorus '46, '47. BILL MCCOY Class Pres. '45, Mixed Chor- us '46, '47, '48, Basketball '47, , '48, Student Council '45, Pres, Spanish Club. TWILLIA MILLER Bow Wow '47, '48, Spanish Club '48. PATSY MIZE Librarian '48, T. 8: I. Club '47 CAROLYN JEAN MOORE Pep Club '45, Librarian '48. CAROL NICHOLS Band '46, '47, '48, Glee Club '46, '48, Mixed Chorus '45, '46, '48, Freshman Play '45, Student Council '48, All State Band '48, Tri-State Chorus '46. PAUL ODOR 12-Year Club, Spanish Club '48, Football '46, '47, Wrestling '45, '46, '47, '48, lst Geary '47, Lettermen's Club '45, '46, '47, '48, Boys State '47. GLENN PAAS Glee Club '45, Spanish Club '48, Football '46, I2-Year Club, Boys State '47, Speech Play '47, Lettermen's Club '47, Editorial writer, Bull- dog Barker '48. BILL PURVIS S. L. SHOFNER Glee Club '475 Baseball '47, DORIS PICKLE Spanish Club '47, Librarian '48, 12-Year Club. Basltetball 46, '47, '48, jr Play '47, Honor Ron '45, EMMA LOU RODKEY Glee Club '45, '46, '48, Quartet '46, '47, '48, Honor Roll '45, '46, '47, Mixed Chorus '46, '47, '48, Op- eretta '45, jr. Play '47, Spanish Club '48, Ist in Grammar fnnhlet '67 PATRICIA BENEDICT JUNE SHOPE Librarian '45, State Honor Society '45, '46, '47, 12- Year Club, Class treasurer '45, '46, '47, '48, jr. Play '47, Annual Staff. '48. il I WANDA WEAVER Librarian '45g Glee Club '46g Bow Wow '46g Band '47, '48g Speech Play '47g Office Ass't '483 Mixed Chorus '47. NAOMI WHEAT Clgss Pres. '45g Honor So- ciety '47g Librarian '48g Softball '46g Debate Team '48. DICK WHITMAN Football '47. REX WILLIAMS State Honor Society '45 Class Vice-Pres. '46g Stu- dent Council '46, '48, Spanish Club '47, Mixed Chorus '47, '48g jr. Play '47: Class Pres. '48, FOHSSC Delegate '48. , X BETTY WRIGHT Band '45, '46,, '47, Office Ass't '46, '47, '48, Spanish Club '47: jr. Play '47, An- nual Staff '48, BILL WOOLEVER Spanish Club '483 Annual Staff '481 4-I-I Club '45, '46. BOB WORKMAN Band '45, '46: Mixed Chor- us '471 Baseball '47. ---I PAINTED is I ON -- Front row: Winona Dum-an, Sue- Whitman, Lety Jo Camlilin. Bark row: Marilyn Fisher, Miss Mary Mahood. In the halls of Edmond High And through the valleys of fame Trail the juniors with one aim- Surf-ess. The Junior play was the main event With rummage sales and picture shows And for the seniors of '48 They gave a prom to relebrate. In the halls of Edmond High And through the valleys of fame Led by Scott, Garinger, and Fisher Come the seniors of '49 with one aim- Graduation. With one short year yet to pass And Mahood sponsorina the class They'll reach their aims- Graduation and Sueress. bf? Qt -.f . . Z. 1 I OFFICERD Preslklent ...... Vice-president - Secretary ..... Treasurer -- Reporter ....... Sergeant at arms Sponsor ........ MISS MARY MAHOOD RECNVC7 LAVERNE ALBIN PATSY ALBRECHT CHARLES ARMOUR 0 LOWELL BAST V Eg J, ad BOB BEALS ADA MAE BAKER ' MILDRED BAKER DIXILEE BARMAN DEOLA ROGERS GLENNA WOODREL JANE ANN CALAWAY LETY 10 CAMBLIN 'L . E' 1 il! DOY LE BOYDSTON WW is . . 5 1. K1 skly 'ncbi u V WU r A JIMMY CARUTHERS BARBARA CHASE EARLENE CLEAVER WINONA DUNCAN -A W N r MARJORIE DENTON BOB DIXON J 5' f MARILYN ISHER A ' Y Y ,Lan ' W p , a 2 DAVID ELLEDGE DORIS MANIG MYRA FLEMING CARI FREEMAN HAROLD FRIEND STANLEY CARINCER K- ., 1 1 'Sy' FRANK EOGGBURN LOYAL OILLETTE JIMMY GLASGOW JEXNNEJ-IARRIS an - , Qi Q O Q -F gggqg 21 A-v W ub- '1........ 0' Q K XHIX E CHARLES HALEY JOAN HAMILTON BETTY HARRIS CLINTON HOLBROOK S.- RUTH JACKSON . J I, PAULINE JOHNSON LAWRENCE JONES BILLY 'KALE JANE KATES wi' Q f ui 0 , , Nl Se 'A 2 Q '22 'U M uf- .:-'P 7' X 1 PAT KIRKLAND LETITIA LEE ELAINE LIPSCOMB ug !! ' t, DALE MCCLEERY LD OLIVE McCARTNEY FRANK MARKS JUNE MORRIS OLETO McQUEEN .Lf 1 I 1 5 RUTH ANN MCDONALD BETTY NANCE LLOYD NOEL K HERINQ ODOR BILL PALMER A 'dv- ' lhnxl 'S -gzif 1.19 cb . 1 X R ff ' - 2 . 5 S BOB PATL RALPH PAYNE PATSY PETERS X + ' A l BARBARA RICHARDS CURTIS RANDOLPH RONALD SCOTT ig, 6.14-5 OBBY RUDKIN HOWARD ROGERS L f. JOE SERVICE 6,- 774 K 42:-, if 7' X fb - ' , uf 'Q '72 id A far U 4: NNIE SMITH vs! X. WIEDUWILT mL y-, - lf Q IQK if 47 f1.J3 xi Is I' Cifigens of RECINC7' THREE President ...... Vice-president --- Secretary-treasurer Reporter ....... Sergeant-at-arms -- ---- Sponsor ...... Jimmy Smith, Miss Wolfe, Darrell Drake, Dorothy Turner I 1 Breathes there a sophomore with soul so dead, Who never to himself hath said, This is my own. my native Class, That I have helped in all its tasks. l've eolleeted iron, helped with mixers, too, And assembly programs we gave for you. Now guided by Miss Wolfe and our president, Darrell Drake, l'm going to rontinue working for 1 my class's sake, Till as the best Class in the land, We, seniors of '50, make our slandf' Q - DARRELL DRAKE - .....-. JIMMY SMITH DOROTHY TURNER ----- JOHNNA PAYNE RAYMOND KILLION MISS DORIS WOLFE ee .glib ' A wk RITA ADAMSON MARY ALLEN BETTY ANDERSON RUTH ATKINSON JOAN BAKER JUNE BLODCETT Xi TOMMYBEU I LL ,ll JOE BOONE BILL BRYAN 9417? ' w , L 12 .4 . 2 xg f' 7 M sp 7-hx If +I I f a f . Haig? I 5 11 ELVA JEAN BURDICK MARVIN CARPENTER BETTY COOK NOLAN WEATHERS BOB CURRY SUE DAHL E A Q -?f- 2' 9,5 LORENE DAVIS PAUL DAVIS PHYLLIS DI'XON A DARRELL DRAKEi RAY WILLIAMS MAXINE ELLEDGE WANDA FARLEY LEON GERLACI-I JAMES GARINGER GEORGIA GARRETT JIM GORMLEY MYRA GRABER ROBERT GRAEBER GEORGIA GREEN PAULA GRIFFIN N I 61 :fy ...--- .V - ,., -, ,,-.4-l- if ,-, x .,-- lv- 11-1- 3,1-v Lfff' ii N ff -:ai WX- 5 . --v 9 I BOB GULLET BILLIE HARRIS CHARLES HARRISON BOBBY HAYHURST PEGGY HELT MILDRED HOLLOWAY Q1 1' ,a fsa Y Qi, BETTY HEIRONIMUS q if TIM HOWELL FRANCIS JEFFERSON GEORGIA J ENNINGS MARILYN JOHNSON MARY ANN JOHNSON DONALD WHITE RAYMOND KILLION RUDOLPH KOSKIE 'lv'-' BARBARA KYLE ALICE LnGRAND LILY ROSE LAKE LEROY WOOD HARRY WEATHERS ORLENA LORD DOROTHY MAIER JEAN MARTIN MARTHA ANN MARTIN OHNNY McBRO0M TA McDANIEL Q . A O I N JACKIE MeKEOWN I ,.,,,:15l f X.,-,,4,, X f ,.,, JOHNNA PAYNE 1-A P I ' g ..- 'D 'WR 'f7 - Q,.,..,- 0 L- I fr-LJ RUBY RADER L CAROL REYNOLDS HENRY WRIGHT RODNEY STEWARD LA VAHN STRINCER HAROLD ROBERTS J. W. ROSENGRANT RACQUEL SCOTT AUDRIE SHAVER JACK WINKLER HAROLD SHOFNER VERNON SKINNER JIMMY SMITH RUTH SMOOT ,Q-fw1 ' -I 6' V , yjgi-:Em ' 4 fjfi 5 ALBERT CRAIG OPAI.EI:IN THORTON JERRY TUCKER BILLY SHARP DOROTHY TURNER 3X DOLORES WADDLE z il 51 . 'lg' 6 a EM .fx I 1,.4.f,,I I ,z 1 A:-. I PRESENTING I . . J.-Ll: .4-+. J ,.-1 L fe.- :4.1., ul, ll .1 s 4 s A N S A N I X I S-21-1:-2:-1:E:452iZ QQ- QQ Q, fo. , 491 Q, Miss Hall, janet Glasgow, Barbara Hannah, Billie llumes, Jeannie Fisl1rr,.'UiJs Thee cmznvs' 0F PR CINC7' FUUR The green freshmen, they rail us, But we aren't ones to fuss. And even if they eall us green, We'll be the best seniors ever seen. We'll elimb the stairs to stardom's realm With Misses Hall .and Thee at the helm. And to keep us out of badh Come our class mom and dad, Mr. Fisher and' Mrs. Hannah, No! like em? How canna ? We've just started, so don't plare your bet, Wait for us, 'rouse You ain't seen nothing ye G M President ..... .... B ILLIE HUMES Vice-president --- .... JEANNIE FISHER Secretary ..... .... B ARBARA HANNAH Treasurer -- ......... JANET GLASGOW Reporter ...... BEVERLY LAUDERBACK Sergeant at arms ..... GEORGE MEEKER Sponsors ....... MISS MARGARET THEE MISS LEILA HALL fi' 'P'-9 X 5- . ' u 1 U in if E E .Mi Cl If I 1 , A n f I 2 M . f 6. mm 45 za 5' E1 -S' 1 2, BOBBIE ANN BREWSTER ROSA MARIE BRUCE GERALD BULLARD 10 ANN BUNCH HAROLD BURKS JOY ANN BYRAN BOBBY CALAWAY CLIFTON CASE BOBBY CASSIDY JOLENE ALBIN MARY LOU ANDERSON RAYMOND ANDERSON' ALBERT BAKER I5 -,AU HARLEY BARBER GLENN BARNETT fb 5 Hr REX BASH JUNE BENNETT DE WILTON BILLEN V 11 '53 JG '92 I O J 1, X x W 4 BILL CHITWOOD EUGENE CHEATHAM TEDDY DEAN NANCY DEAN HARRELD ELDRIDGE .IEANNWIE FISHER SHIRLEY FREEMAN C. L. FRIEND LLOYD GEORGE f 1' .1 L1 ' l annul lN L JANET GLASGOW BOBBY GRAY NEVA HALEY JIM BOB HALSELL BARBARA HANNAH LORRITA HARRIS WALTER HEIRONIMUS BETTY HOOD DOLORES HOOD L QED L! L fb I MURIEL McCOY MARTHA MARKS MILES MILLENDER FRANCES NEIL IDA MAE PARSONS GRACIE PEARCE NORMA LEE PERCIFIELD BETTY PRYOR BOBBY PRYOR BILLIE HUMES ROY JACKSON EDWINA KISER GENE KYLE SYLVIA LANCASTER BEVERLY LAUDERBACK BERNA VEE LIGON NORMA JEAN LISTEN MABEL McCOY H f N 22 sf .1- ,,- -fi' -. 5 1,0 A I fi . CARL RAMSEY KK xx PAULINE RANKIN I : 4 1 .' BEVERLEY ROGERS 4 . f X q s 1 NORMA SCHOEPFLIN JOHN SECRESS MAURINE SHADE PAULA SHAWN NEOMA SHOTTS MARY SIMPSON W. C. SHELDEN GAYLORD SLACK ,f Qfldfd JANIE THORESEN I Gffzzfzffimzfw ' f f ,' ' ,X , xx PATTIE TURNER HERMAN vlcluans A I LLOYD GEORGE ' 'Vi Ct? 253 X N WI: , ROY VOREL JIMMIE WALKER I BILLY SMITH ,, A W Mg ,EW , if Y f ,Wi QQ W 241 A we' -S sf ft' If Q? fi? GTQHSF Y I 6... '- P ELDON RADER FLOYD WILSON IIMMY WRIGHT QE' .' Eff' ,.Lj5'1l.f LORETTA WALKER BOB WATKINS JACKY TURNER CARL WEATHERS DONALD HUNTEMAN DONALD VINCENT DORIS MILLER GWEN WEISS CARLENE WELCH MARGARET WHELAN C719 519' fxrx S J H vw v V: A ' ' , mwercnl WP fi Rempm bor Cnrnimf C P'1izrn? Those mixvrs Wen 'U R3 f --H415 es! The vfyllns Bw' 1' didn? hun. did ff? lb Rewbw of 5 IIDLW7 146 fllflflfi' '45 C.. Y D YN 'EJMMJJ 'flfvnp Honxeraming lair .. 1 M V -Qi .'f' 4,. 'f . 'Hfy:wf+. f- To,-gd. A E 'ff ' ' , -:aff ., f' Q Huw N l1:u.gLT..5 , ,WK ':: v X IX., - ' It ' 'Lp- 'f m uf-4-. , F: -, 11 1: 4- E 5 Q 'f '3 1-1 ? ,:'?1 1 Wan-h vour slr-p suP0r pn roam, 011 o P-'R QB oiov' ev' 0 svn' 4, pl. ,1?M'l'.1lrf-'Ls.,' st-Vlts osatsow vw? JIMMY LYON Preshient C S 41701. BVU' Sc N1 C XX. Ssxgidenl 1r-7'reC:vil24I:S ' V gcc- r Bl6 6177 OIINUZ PEARL SHELDEN B. C. PIPPIN Sponsor THE STUDENT COUNCIL of Edmond High School, which is elected annually by the student body, sponsors many projects. The most important one this year is the yearbook which is made pos- sible by many outside activities such as, Mardi Gras Ball, Negro Minstrel, Faculty Basketball Came, and others. In addition to these projects the Council seeks to promote'a better understanding between the student body and the faculty. The Student Council, in short, is the organ- ization by which the pupils and teachers work to- gether to build an increasingly better Edmond High School. BARBARA HANNAH LIE HU REX WILLL4 Ms MEL -4 NN B4 NZEIT I ON 'His ,K flbns ,xl FIRST ROIV: Norma Schoepllin, Me-lva Ann lluuzett, Mrs. Pearl Slielclen. Billy Woolever, Jimmy Lyon. D Rub Waller ,luue Qhope, Martha Ann Wieduwilt. h SECOND ROW: Bob ixon, y . . Betty Wright, ,loan Hamilton, Curtis Randolph, Tim Howell, Miss Lucile jo n- K h 'ne Odor. son, Barbara Hannah, Roy Fisher, at en MELVA LYON limkggligov Editor-i,,,C,u.p! T WE Ol-' THE 1948 Annual Staff hope that you will enjoy this copy of the Bulldog. not only when you receive it. hut for many years to come. The harmony within the staff, the enthusi- ' oo eration of the entire student body, astic c - p and the constant and interested assistance of our ' k experiencerlifaculty advisors have made our las a pleasure to accomplish. nf, Q 'nf' HE v . 1 1 ,,- ,..- . ,- xx : I. A dsl ,li fun 2 xv' I..- ff' 1, V 1 4,,. . - yQ1L I,V Non. 6 Ldxncni H1, Qhool, lrdJ1lOr1dl,Llgl 1132533 J- -, -,-.--w..--.JkJ1.-..2.fLl.l.9ilZ , v .xx ,-.l I... I, - 23.11 PIAY FOR SN bbw 4 Hey, Ja Sym- you?H PCT' Yes, that -CMYK be askin, al next Spring fl 'R mm us Mflilli VOQA WIP .TX lf? 155 en 1 JOQN vii V 53 WP 1-l 1. f. VF -l be the lghg Cf ' 8 - annual - that in YNYLYB 1933 uct. new and U3 Wil 5,YW'x',,,o' fl HS Bib, clever' sham, ,N ifl - .A Jcal 'L husk Wk ipflcolfinf chan A, , ,tw -914, DQ . ' . S' . Q onine, FN -'-IFEMELVA ANN BANZETT-- 4104, is Organ- of seventeen who 13 Carrlds MQFS TrOV159 Q um- ---U LUuLifm A S I -ling Sub- OnC'3nd Onlf- mide for snapshots in this gcrlni ons tp Such WQ11- 1 :'5nElilef'm POf'tf'aD'efi W - 1 magazines as The lone eaver 15 ln , qw H. ' . . v earlJ foritLSQ a nle THE BULLDCG EARKER ,gmUH V hvCn?ng Font, F W' . A - I 5 . .-V 1 b the Q one Jeqrnnl, .and wsmdn, but a flrm mana lnnllsned bf montn I hy h 1 QMS Other nubllcatlons , Q ,, , W I . W Stanlgy Garlnaer, ltudents of hdmcnd Hlg Qc eo appeal to ycung and rather, 15 a hrlsk, LO -N--H-we-M-we--0----HM-U-W---- :liKe' ' ter type cf man. Editor...Melva Ann Banzett gills th: mongy which Junicra Cnqractbril ASSiSt3nt..W6hdell Simmons Ld'eaPmcd, individual Jinnl Glasbow: is 3 1 3POFt5----- Wayne Jennings nts will receive cre- ninU: with a Conveni Features ....... Paula Hill or prizes which in- inn cent evnression. Society ....... Barbara Crww . 3 watch and ralio. derneath he is a holy Editorials.. ...Glenn Peas Uf. 5. 5. 5OGFe, direc- f'f'- ' 1,1-:S that all Stu- PHUliHQ Jcnnsnnf 55 and Lvachers who Suh- ' f9uFt'en1 x - fm ' scribe and wish to renew girl There will 1312 nf 3l.llfJS','!'l'7lLlCI'lL3 tl, these, niag- nn in hi' n9V0nnfF 27'23- , gevgiu He, Hr wha wish to sub- lnys, Thursdag a n Hrlaet a member cf are Lhe Thanksglv' , 43, .rfb ,, ,- CLENNPAAS If 3, .HMB NWAYNE JENNINGS ,Pl gal a, J f lax ,, I , , tx V '+q,, V ' 1 ig, In - V fa CRQW ,WXQ T? ? P .,r 'w if . A ' H, ' - V ir.. 553853. 1i:'C'd by 'TTB' gf 1. AULA HIL ' ax hy Rudk.n, is a Hfod-n Ql ani . L Thg J, S1 2243? ed Phan, llkeablc and N 'Mfew ygnngera thwh Dun y Aga: ' fin cut . ' . J V A Q nr.: . ear' inn .and J1 58553 Leity, characLcr1ze 8 ' ev V :le and Hhan- Th5u3-i53Qf:- Curtis Randolph, is Junior's lean Junlor. hr. Gerlen ls Swe2t,,5, dark LrJuSQr5, aac and also a holy terror. nat any better as a ilscl- white SOCKS, ani d White Midge and Dot, played by plinarian. scarf. y 49 4,,yf ', wx ff K . QM-A I, f' W ,. swffT Rov Fm, ER A L66 B019 'ff- N1- ks ,L , SAMMY HEART rw' X W 'eff' 5 x I 'fig I X, f'A '!'j'TLf1t 411 Cumon HosTE'r'rER blew L4 V , ma GENE Q1 '18 W I ' 'Yff L, K ,A w.v.11.. me and aafm Jil-Q of Me 6arnival DQ six mi Wana Cl-:NE B1-:cnc E ml ' gon - C 0' ongl, N , . .. .. .. . .i-....m,., .-.- ..... .-...-.--l. Royalty of Rfzyffzm ,, ew . k JOHNNY McBn00M. CPI0l!l2l,K JENNINI GEORGIA ,lENNlN1:s Quvvn , ...-rvlllnn y O -Q- 1 I X xx JOHNNY Mclhwom King N1 i! : L vs,Lui,,, 'ifltg H, .-1-ggi., f vg ' . -3- . s I -,VA I-5 V 3., Bo -N as M cifyli x ' ,MW , Q 415,45 o....,,n B Ni n fdemx Ba eve, Suche NX oh Divan ., oh Hog choh, De men, Y- ckcown, X N on . H ut ex WiXXiaum, Bunny 1 Benm V ec lfxgou OMX Sho Curr, K E '.uruX HA ROLD KSHOFNE Ing R xx. Big Ury Prom -455 Entertainment for the cvenin-' wus Jrcsentcd , D by the underclassmen. The music wus furnished by the Clussen orchestral. The sponsor, Miss iVlzn y M'ahoml, and presi- dent of the junior class,-Marilyn Fisher, with their committees. mude careful preparations for ever?- thing from the Grand March to the his order to give the seniors il night to remember ut t dance in the Maytime Prom. Tm-2 .XNNl:u. ,lvwmu-SENIOR Plxowt was held l in the Home Evununuies cottage. nr this gala affair the lmllromu wus trains- formerl into at 1'ul4u'ful g:ir1h'n with u Nialvpoie an-1 the renter of atlr:u'tion. - -meal M' ligiifi t I I i Bob Rnalkin, Pznilinc- jolIIInoII., Martha Ann Wiczlnwilt, Lloyd Noel, Katherine Uclor, Curtis Randolph., Jimmy Glasgow. l'illl'lI'Ilf' CII-ma-r. Marilyn FislIeI, Winona Duncan. Ronulcl Scott, Patsy Peters Nm piclurod: Pat Albrecht. JUNIOR PLAY 11011-111 bvr II, 1947 Hub .... lllvllwr no Futlwr ,--, Junior -- Iam' -- Hvlvn --- Carrie' -- Eunifv' -- Carl -- Lvfty --- Miflgf- --- Dot ........ Mr. Istbfllflll --- Mrs. liuralnn -- - Dirvrlor ..... Stualffnl Dirvrlor Stage Mnnngvrs ------- l.I.oIn Nom. --- l'IAIII,I-:NE CI.IeAvr:II --- S1'ANI,IeY GARINGI-IH --- JIMMY CI.AsI:ow --- PAIILINI5 .loIINs0N --- PATSY AI,BIIr:ciIT ,------- KATIIEIIINE Ouon lVlAIK'I'llA ANN WII-:nIIwII,T --------- llonin' RIIDIQIN -- CIIII1'Is RANDOLPH -- MARILYN FISIIIMLII --- PATSY PETI-:ns ---- RONALD SCOTT --- WINONA DUNCAN -- MISS MARY' MAHOOD -,- LA QUITA l'll,EDGEH --- CLINTON Houmoox, D0YI.E BOYDSTON Me Baby Sitter CMP ,L I f r .ln 'F 4 'gl 0 , 9 ef- -9'3i 4 ' ' I'-U 1 1 'L nz: x by-f -1 gg I Z' 40 ' 5 I, , Z l X Carol Nichols, Le Roy Kearby, Melva Ann Bunzett, Barbara Crow, Ruby Waller, Roy Fisher, Margie Johnson, Maxine Maxcy, Munn Lee Kale, Rue Nola Hvnry. Mary Esther Hayhurst. Emma Lon Rotlkey.. ,IIIIIP Shape. Charles Sucnram, Rex Williams, Bill McCoy, Mollie Mae Brewster, Stella Crowder, Gene Beck. Jimmy Lyon, George Ann Hicks, Lola Mae Holland, C. B. Cowles, ' Wally Fisher, Paula Hill Kw an 2 'Y I1 , if sfjfgb lUlllllINL29 E'llll X ' J . Me Diwhe Flora Ella IFlor1Il Randy .... Sharon ..... Mrs. Pryor --- Mr. Pryor - Buzz ..... Tex .... SENIOR PLAY April 30. 1948 --- .... GEORGE ANN HICRS -------- JIMMY LYON ---- MAXINE MAXCY' ----- PAULA HILL ---- WAI.l.1' FISHER --- C. B. COWLES ------ ROY FISHER Daphne --- ...... BARBARA Cnow Kit ..... --- EMMA LOU RODREY Polly .... MELvA ANN BANZETT Helena .... ............. ,I UNE SHOPE Mr. Dugan ....... --- --- GENE BECK Mr. Dean --- ........... REX WILLIAMS Bella --- ..... LOLA MAE HOLLAND Susie ....... --- STELLA FAYE CROWDER Hal --- .... ........ L EROY KEARBY Winnie -- ......,... CAROL NICHOLS Hoops --- --- MOI.l.lE MAE BREWSTER Stu -- ........ BILLY MCCOY Bob --- --- CHARLES SUENRAM Wayne ..... --- ....... GLENN PAAS Marvvlle .............. MONA LEE KALE Girls .... RUBY WALLER, RAE NOLA HENRY MAROIE JOHNSON, PAULINE LARRIN MARY ESTHER HAYHURST Director ---. ............. MISS MAE HIATT Student Director .... BARBARA LIVINCSTONE Prompters ...... MARY ESTIIER HAYHURST RAE NOLA HENRY Stage Managers -- .... BILL KEARBY BILL MA1'nIs LEROY BRYAN Business Manager .... MELvA ANN BANzE'r1' , max A 1' v iii.. 74,' 1 1 ,lumvs Curtin Chalnlu-rs, Dirk xllllllllill, Carol Ni4'll0lrl, Pnl lxirkluml, Bill Kr-arby. Mary Esther riilyllllflil, Lola Mm- Holluml, C1-ln' Bock, Hllllllil Lou Kmlk:-y, Churlvs Slll'lll'illll, G1-Orgs' Ann Hicks, Boll Wrorkmun, Roy Fisher, Bm-ily XY right, Rex Wil- lianmx, w'l'llllPll Sinnnonn, Burlmuru Crow, June Morris, Sillllllly Luc- Boyd, Mollie Maw Br:-wsu-r Sl'iCHCll l'l,.-XX April l. 1948 April -, Dinah --- .4 rrhiv ..,,..,. Marian ffurxmirs Bill Smilli .,,. Svrgvnnl U'llurv Polly lfulkvr ,, llqulliv Sunfvrvl - Home Sweet ffom1'c1'de --,f,lcnlu:1-1 XNN Iluilxs lixuu Lol' Hmmm' lion w'Y4lIlkM.'XN lim l'x' wvllIlSll'l' --,- Rm' lflslls-:lc Rm NY Il.l.lANl5 Umor, Nu:n0l.s Wrgmmzu. SIMNION5 Mis. lfhvringmn W 'Hun' Iixrnrzn llnrwlxsl' Mr. lfhcringlun ,.,......f.. lim. Kmnm Rupert Van limmurz ,,..,... Dura N1,wl.nlN Frankie' Rila-y ,,..,,.W, Cu.uu.l-Ls SUENIQAM P4-fp ,,,,,,, ,,.,..,,. G ENE Brick ,ln Ella ..... --- l.0l.-K MM-1 HllI.l.ANll Flmshliuht --- ...... PAT KlRKI,ANDy 1' in 17: ,ll K ,uv Slulw-v H- --- JAMICS Cl:n'rls Cu KNIIII-IHS llumul-y N ,Y,...,.. ,IUNH lwlllllllri Mar' .... --- S,-xMMx' Lu: Born ,H ,lo .... ..-A,.., B ,mmm Cuow l l ,Wixg Q' lfvlsy .... ,- Munir: NIM: Bm-:ws'rr:n Dirw-mr ...,.. ,... N hss Mun' Mfmoon I I Srmlvnl fllunugvrs - -- lx10l.l.ll'I lhuewswin SA M M Y LI rr: Born Mulfv-up uml lllISl1llIllllf.f ..,. MYR.-x FL!-ZMING Sfflffl' Fzlrrzislzirzgs Lighting, Sound In ffvvts ........ .l JUNE Monms i---Y Hrzmzw Nm: .unix ClYR'l'lS Cn.-xmlnzns' I , , , , , F 3 Q fl ., M ll l 1 l l A 7 -i Q. I, O' ' ? Ru D0N,u.n lI,u.su.L xi' QQ, Smgv Mmwgvr .... ......... B ILL lil-LARRY lfusinvss Mnnngvr Wr:Nm:I.l. SIMMONS 1 5, W ., 'IX I T Q. if H-:iii Q, , if , L MXH Vu K SM .I M, Q 4 F YV .- . .4 L'0770NBl0.950M Negro Minstrel Tm-3 C01'1'0NBLossoM Negro Minstrel. sponsored by I tue Edmond High School Student Council, was presented Mar ,l I2 ' 'f ' ' ' Cl ln the hugh school Zllldllllrllllll. Students. leaclxers, and business men participated in the performanve,which was sta ' 1 ' I capacity vrowd. 5,1-1 ln I lree parts before an f XX if :ag - , ,, - ' ' 1 ' 'Y ' - v. 5- 'Wa r H A . i ...V z . wi! fl 1 35:3 , 1. ,533 W .- r , .Jr it 3,4 ,g 11, 414 K ' 1-ff. V 31 M ,r h z-3. 1 N Y ' .g I-. . , I, 5 - r , f . A' . V I ' ' I ,E 'T ' f-1 744 , y 1 -V ' f 'Ev ' -,nf ' p ' ws 7 -I - fr' ,L- . K Q fig T ' wg x Sd 'ffggggiyzl ., -1-.,. V113 .Q 1 ,. QAM? Ke my X K HL Y ' K It .. 4 r fr F' . ' ' 'V-7 1 mx ' ' -if K Ou Q U 5 Big Ury Speed: Banquet ONE or Tut: lnighligllts ofthe year in Ed- mond High School's speech department is the annual Speer-h Banquet. This year the event was held January 8 at the First Christian vhurrh. lfuvli speech student gave an humorous f 5 an ter-dinner speech in lieu nf' ' d h9lllf'SU'l l05l. Guests included the fneulty und former Speech class memhers. 54,4 -Qs all lb 1 'N xi G r v V D 0 Big City i Affzlenk' Banquet Spun.mr's Table A TRADITION of the Bow Wow Pep Club is giving the Athletic Banquet, which this year was held April 10 at the First Chris- tian church. All boys who participated in any sport were invited. Special guests were the superintendent, ' d principal, coaches and their wives, an parents of the queens and captains. V-ka I J 'wad' ' -r 0 KH n a 4' X C f'hf-J' Tabla QNX ,git '5': 'f-Sf' Elflubde Espafiol Presidente - ....... BILL MCll0Y Vice-Presidente .... PAUL,-t lllu, J Svrretario ....... RONALD SCOTT FIRST ROW: Ruby Cunningham, Twillia Miller, Mollie Mae Brewster, Miss Colleen Kivlehen, Ronald Scott, Bill McCoy, George Ann Hicks, Em- ma Lou Rodltey, La Quita Pledger. SECOND ROW: Patsy Peters, Letitia Lee, Mildred Baker, Marjorie Den- ton, Pat Albrecht, Marilyn Johnson, Bill Palmer, Bill Kale, Bill Kearby, X Raymond Killion, David Wantland, Dale Ma-Cleeryf Joe Bob Service. THIRD ROW: Dixilee Barman, Winona Duncan, Charles Suenram, Bill Woolever, Howard Rogers, Glenn Paas, Ralph Payne, Curtis Randolph, Bob Rudkin, Stanley Garinger, Dirk Mauldin. ' NOT PICTURIID: Ray Donald Halsell, Paula Hill, John Kennedy, Jimmy Lyon, Clarence Stowers, Glenna Woodrel. Play rim e 6171: FIRST ROW: Mable McCoy, Lorene Davis, Maurine Shade, Sue Uahl, Ruth Atkinson, Mildred Holloway, Jolene Albin, Ruby Cunningham. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Carrie Belle Meyer, Gwen Weiss, Neoma Shotts, Joann Bunch, Paula Shawn, Mary Ann Johnson, Joan Baker, June Bennett. fx 'S 3 bg? Q!! I ' I l , B. C. Pip- Molliv Mac Brewsger pin, Bcity Wriglil. Yvauulu Vin- ver, Belly lln-n'nun Messengers 2 g-- V W 'LP' 39. Gi Barbara Crow, Mona Lee Kale, ' D ncan Maxine Mnxcy, Wlliolla u Paula Hill, Marilyn Jolmson, ,lolmnn Payne, .loan Hamil- ton Public librarians Sc M axially: T -4 ella Crowder B ' b ' , . nr ara kyle, Alice LeCra,,de Donald Q oor , R. . e de Nola Henry, Pauline L k. , 3 kagaser F, ' ' 9 7 e . nna Woodrel, Doris pickle F I at ln! Palsy M nze, Betty Harris, Leda C . I u ns er, Miss Mae Hiatt aro yn ll0NOR 5061577 9 9 'r' FIRST ROW: Beverley Lauderback, Carol Nichols, Janet Glasgow, Dorothy Maier, Paula Hill, Em- ma Lou Rodkey, Maxine Maxcy, June Shope, Martha Ann Wieduwilt, Earlene Cleaver - SECOND ROW: Gwen Weiss, Myra Graber, Mary Lou Anderson, Ruth Atkinson, Mitzi Kalll, Stella Crowder, Pauline johnson, Betty Heironimus, Mona Lee Kale. C. H. Spearman, Pat Albrecht, Sue Dahl, Melva Ann Banzett THIRD ROW: Eugene Cheatham, Donald Wllite, Odas Mullin, Ronald Scott, Gerald Bullard, ,lohn Kennedy, J. W. Rosengrant, Bob W'atkins, Gerald Schnuelle, C. B. Cowles, Jimmy Lyon, ,limmy Smith, Darrell Drake, .lames Curtis Chambers I2-,VHIR CLUB I Q. sp s-5 in FIRST ROW: Mona Lee Kale, Maxine Maxey, Mollie Mae Brewster, ,lanet Harvey, George Ann Hicks, Paula Hill, Emma Lou Rodkey, Barbara Livingstone SECOND ROW: Sylvia Dodson, Thelma Wildman, Doris Pickle, Lola Mae Holland, Melva Ann Bnnzett, Ruby Waller, C. B. Cowles, Jimmy Lyon, june Shope, Mary Esther Hayhurst THIRD ROW: Vernon Thompson, .lohn Wendell Simmons, Billy Kearby, Glenn Pans, Le Roy Kearby, Paul Odor, Charles Suenram, John Kennedy Q-H .nl 315. -li' C. B. Cowuzs R KEY M A B Co-Valea'icrorians Co-.S'a!arafon'ans L.S 0 P H Q0 Q V---f as l f x ' . it . B b ST ROW leon Gerlacb Darrell Dre e 0 441 ,G , pl-eg-man O C burn. Cad ' l M this Harreld Eldndge' Frank ogg Vforkman, Bil 3 ' 4 81 5, - ley ar . Paul Odor, Stan . f . l d. ROY Fume FIR . . ain A I ln Kennedy- Frank Marks- Val Howdy Dick :lVlglll1fJWL' Don Long, wayne Jennings, Jo I K l Bob Dixon, Bill Palme!- 51-:cf ' y, ,muy a 0- me' n H stctter w.c,Shelde 1Le Roy Kea' y . Carro 0 ' ' THIRD ROW- leffermen 3' dub T0 PROMOTE better sportsmanship, finer qualities in athletics, and I ' ' ' ' ' ' p iysieal being for the individual himself. the Leltermen's club of Edmo nd High School was organized in 1931-32. The club was reor ' d , . ganlze last year after having been disbanded since l936. Although it has not been active this term, the more than twenty-two members have continued to uphold the club's purposes. To be eligible for membership boys must earn at least one letter in any of the high schoolls five major sports: f . ootball, basketball, wrestling, baseball, and track. C3 .CV gs? K dna f We fo if 'YN Tx ,,,,w, x 1 . Malxootlv Mary . Mies Mary Bob Rudm' ' ler H3Ylmm' ll Airdrie Slmvffw Mary hall Tim 'C H- Svtvufihtlll- Boy IB, Q ., . EDMOND Hlcu Sc-hool's debate teams were this year an important and successful part of the speech depart- Allen, Debafers ment. Coached hy Miss Mary Mahood these teams exchanged practice debates with other highschool groups and at- tended tournanrents at Classen High School and Central State College. At the time this annual went to press, one of the teams. Roy Fisher and C. H. Spearman. was pre- paring to enter the state tournament after winning a first place trophy in the Central College competition. The question of the year was: Resolved, That the fed- eral government should require arbitration of labor dis- putes' in all hasir' American industries. Teams were prepared to'de'liate both pro and con. The Edmond teams won nine out of eleven dehatcs. -.r s V Q. Y., 2 ROD' Fishf- r. C. H, Spmn' lilll Mary Allen, Bob Rudkin, Mary Esther Hayhursl Rex williams' C' 0kie Rader Okie RADER has been with Ed- mond High School since 1937 and since then he has worked him- self into the heart of every stu- dent here. No matter how busy he is, Okie is always ready to give a helping hand and a friendly smile. H. Sveafman l . i5 P A 4 Disk Jockeys RADIO STATION KOMA sponsored a series of weekly disk jockey pro- grams for the 1947-43 school year for high schools of the state. At the end of this series the winning disk jockey was given a summer contract with the radio station for a broadcast of his own. Edmond was invited to partici- pateg and the student council by means of a wire recorder, con- ducted a contest to select Edmond High School's representative. Rex Williams was chosen to give two of the programs, and C. H. Spearman, one. si fi-'fs 121 Ury Mbrea' Mora: r 5. Q.-s Q it FIRST ROW: Mr. Moore, Martha Ann Martin, Margaret Whelan, Rae Nola Henry, Emma Lou Rodlcey, Sue Whit- man, Martha Ann Wieduwilt, Janet Glasgow, Rose Bruce, Muriel McCoy, Norma Schoepflin, Betty Morris, Doris Miller, Betty Nance. SECOND ROW: Jeanne Harris, La Vahn Stringer, Dorothy Turner, Betty Jean Hood, Frances Neil, Georgia Stag. ner, Peggy Hell, Barbara Livingstone, Loretta Walker, Martha Marks, Billie Harris, Bobbie Jean Hayhurst. THIRD ROW: Patty Turner, Doris Manis, Pauline Rankin, Marjorie Denton, Pat Albrecht, Joan Hamilton, Mari- lyn Fisher, Katherine Odor, Oleto McQueen, Neomn Shotts, Carol Nichols, Mary Lou Anderson, Margie Johnson. FOURTH ROW: Jane Ann Kates, Ruth Ann Mc-Donald, Ralph Payne, Bill Mr-Coy, Rex Williams, Charles Ar- mour, Le Roy Kearby, Dick Mauldin, Jimmy Glasgow, Frank Marks, Bob Gullett, Wendell Davenport, Mitzi Kahl, Pauline Johnson. d Girls' Glee Club, under the HORUS an . THE MIXED E2 B Moore are among the most active direction of . d d' H- h School K .,.- - ' ' E mon IS! ' f-:LL--f organizations In I ddition to PnrticiPatim'! in school Programs f n a h have appeared on numerous -,f-:fin during the Year t eY . . mups sv, Programs for civlc and rellgl0u5 g I 5----. .,,,. , , nua : , The two main evellls Of the year weriltlle alltlists 1 -1 I ' 10 Enid. le voc -,,.f concert and the three day UP . - - terest - -sf tl lr mam ln ? work hard for all of fhemi but diss out of school, 1 1' in the trip to Enid-t iree the les ' h hotel the carnival, and of course' the stay Ill Y e ' singing. I .P ' he higl d ln concert U1 l These groups appeare school auditorium in May- 5' iffy - V- .A win' ' I x 7 ' . mv we ' 6ir!s' Quarter Jang A UI Kim-A. Y 4 or. Mary AHS hlfnnf, Lou H0 lk 1 1 m.uus!. 4 f-y, Hilliv HI Mixed Chorus 0fficer.s' 1 rg-,N . . K.nlh,.rim r f0m ff fl! Carol Nichols, Sl'l'fl'll1fy'll'1'l15IH'I'l'Q Don Martin, prvsi- dvnl: joan Hamilton. rirv-prvsidvnl. P line- J0h H0 - Nhnhu Am Ruth Ann Nm-Uolmhl. au U duwih. Carol Nwhuls. l'iam l' I Wi' ,P ' f 0 Y -1 Girls 7 no K ' 1 7 9 Tr. ' rig. Qw- fw M ,L 0 PCT I P J W Ewc MR. lf. B. MUURIQ ? llirvrlor I! sa FIRST ROW: Mr. E. B. Moor:-, Martha Ann Martin, Flnnla Lou Rotlke-V, Rat- Nola He-nry Suv Whitman 'VI I -inn Wie-dnwilt Jane-t Vlagm H M ' B . , , an ', osa arn- ruvv, Muriel Mvffoy, NtbFll'lU S4-hoc-pflin, lJorisxMilh-r, H1-tt! lNiiht1'iii SECOND ROW: Je-anno Harris, Uh-nna Woodrm-I, Dorothy Turn:-r, B4-tty Hood, l I'illlt't'S Ne-il, Ga-orgia Stagnvr, l'1-ggy Hn-lt, Lora-tta Walk:-r, Martha Marks, lit-tty Morris, Bohhy Je-an Hayllurht. ' THIRD ROW: Margarvt wha-lan, Jam- Ann Kalvs, Marjorii- UQ-nton, Pat Alhre-rht, Joan Hamilton, Marilyn Fisht-r, Kulhvrinc- Udor, Barhara Livingston:-, Nt-onla Sholts, Billic- Harris. I 0l'HTH HOU : Ruth Ann M1-Donald, La Vahn String:-r, Putty Turn:-r, Horih Manis, Paulinr Rankin, Paulinm- Johnson, Uh-to M1'Qu:-rn, Mitzi Kahl, Marjoriv Johnson, Mary Lou Andi-rson. f N ual? cffyn gfee 41,-xR0L NICHOLS Acrompunixl . 459' .-- 3 -, X, .x-1 BIZ 61W Pd M des Xxl I L-X l'lfl IUPIZV l'l1'lU Wen HHN. .Wnrlllu A nu Marlin. Bn L95 In Cu 1 I .NRM Ln,uzl.E5 BUF. Drum war r ff' L fa if W 'E Wei 2 an J B- Moons D' Irvrlnr uglz cifyn Symphony o eg-t ind with the help of the Band Mothers and the entire city gf Ilia:-n ftznooi, hand, by various lmm,.y,,,mking pr J S R Umicrii!31::0E'g:::il:g-girl-tg. lnirtelnge of new uniforms for ull itslineinhers. ' et ,. . . urs. At the spring contest this oiiltitizatioitwizliiill rgmlxlrhgaiiiizeil in 1038, is eontinnully striving to win new hon- 'l'0 nriint ' I . - K E W Y i' F I ' eailtlil Izflltitl-.p.:rs, clonilncted, and nn-nilpcrs advance uceording 10 their ability- , 1 mu t . V ,, , . H. h gzllZfi1lI.grX::It:. is elected hy' the student lmdy. is crowned. The Cnr- ,nct y ' 4' ., , . I it .nnu rt was lield.-Xprtlii in the lidmnnd ig , . , ,n.,tl.' 1-nneerls. FIRST RUW: Peggy ll.-lt, llolures litilltrentli, llixilee llurniun. llnrtia llundolpti, nt...-,..., l't-airee, llaiuline Rnnltin, Boltltie learn llaylmrst, 'Nlulliu Maw Brewster, ,luelsie Melit-own. SECOND RUW: Berna Vee' l.igun, Shirley lVlel,nng1lilin, Tint llowell. Beverley Huge-rs, Georgia Staigner. Walter lleirnniinns. Alannes Curtis iiltainihers. llitai Adamson. Mary Allen, ,lttne llowden, lm Yailin Stringer, Hairliairat llnnnaih, Marilyn Johnson, Bolt- ltie Ann Brewster. THIRD ROW: Mary listher llaighnrst. Ben-rly lildridge. Ulenni Shelden. lillen lihitwnud, Walter lleironinms, lratrry Evans, llerntun Vielxertl, llohlyy l7rui,ni. lle Yvilton Bill:-n, Wally Fisher. Holm Gnllett. Mairtlm Ann Martin, Lowell Hunt, l'aiula Crillin, lluliy Atkinson. Charles Moore. Bolilty Cray, ,luhnny Nlellrouin. Holy llate, llztt liirlalzind, ,linuny Lynn. Georgia Jennings, FOURTH RUW: li. B. Moore. Carrol Nichols, Nvnndai Weziver. ,learn lfiraher. ,lohnmt llatyne, Betty lVlnrrin. Lloyd Noel, Ruth At kinsmt Gaylord Slack, Billy Smith. Betty Anclersnn, lluvid St-nitteti, Attdrie Sltnver. li. ll, Cowles,R0nnieSniitlt. lff'- fffll M lil gQfi,l K XJ I U N ll XS? . Q EHS UNM Brass 5'ecrion l m FIRST H0111 Margin Ing- , . v Robert ' 'J fum, . Fr: I IR, hdw. SECOND um. Up Wilton By-uve' luaru 4 Fisher lffllrh. Hpn lllf-,L m Am' . mm X'i,.lwrs. Ro' 1 A Jllllptr W, ' ull., , Ann Ge0'F . Dowdfu' ee Ln!- FIRST R0WAx1ei:l':ama A-1f sam . ks' Mafi' - xazxcfilxnnxbers- C when Ronnie Smnh' . C. B- 'O , ROW!- 55c,0ND -C I . l fwirlers gv-o- i . . A1 Rllyy Atkinson. -- FIRST ROW ' Lhdrles N ?0rP'llx1l Kifkldllll. Johnnie McBro0n1- Bob P me' l Mullic' Mae Br:-wah-r. Paula Griffin, Dixiler Bar- . - ' ' I Lloyd Noel. C1lY10rd Nh k man. Martha Ann Marlin. SECOND ROW: Bull Hmll '- A ' 34' s gin f .-.. - :f 'S9l fl gl .4 'fit'.'3: K - n X91 1' xx .A , U9 S in - oo, of Woodwind Section FIRST R OIF. J . p. . Jae:l:eHuyhurs1, Icfljgife Rankin, Babb erley L'MCKeown, Crm. Mae Brewst 'e auderback acne Pearce Ber, ' 1 ev. SECOND Se-im ROW-' Ben- , Kzzzilugzie Lee Sizfxgdegsog, Da vid Yue, ' 3U L, Cru T H1120 ' ROW. Barba - Bobb- arilyzaj Ha a - Lale iqlln Brewg 095 Lmn, Inger, h- , A ' 1fMCU'f L Heh Hema Vee Luxor, Eldfldlle' FIRST ROW: l'e:nl1,wy ,Esther HaYhu'S' 1 x . e. , Cu- Xin. hdwm Bruc Chilwoofl. D0'0 ' ,.. Ch-ma Sveldelmo Cwfm Swgnef-EW' , - .114 v v 0 : 1 , - mn. l SE't'OND.R Howen.Manone Den ' 'h'eBarn12lIl- , Tun h Dull bredm' ' he Randvw ' 7 'mmm RUW: ' 'V' ' 'amlnniifl .,.?:,: ' . sbs, Il' 311 . x' fe 'EP mg AM if Q 1 I A E E P o . o MJ Go efcusslon ecflon Belly Morris, Carol Nichols, Jeannie Fir-lln-r. Wanda Weuvu, Doris Munis Ollnson, T V-ilu, Str, 'eil V' ' ' L All n, treasurerz, Lola 1 xrglnma ea e ' X msidemz Lew Jo Camb presidemg La Verne hay 9. P Xin., secretary. OFFICERS Lf '35 Xa il-Y W .z I, Mae Holland vice' Barn . ul u B mCtu 9d akerv Sam L Y n eIlLm-ndprsiy Lue Boyd B ' Q' , IU M3,ves fn 01 1 - .. T.34F? . Bow Wow Formation CDW' vo A 0 ,L ' eff 1 --ii U N To wn Crier: club not To SUPPORT the Bulldogs the Bow Wow pep only attended the various sports events, but also award- ed lettermen's jackets to all boys who eamed two let- ters. In addition the club gave jackets to Edmond High School's three coaches. In order to raise money for this project, the Bow d a luncheon during the Wows held a hox supper, serve ' ' and sold athletic tickets. District Teachers Meeting, This organ d numerous school ac- tivities. Sponsors of this active club, which was organized in 1922, ' ll Meyer and Mrs. Dixie Smith. ization also sponsore are Mrs. Carrie Be e F1RST ROW. SECOND RUW, Mar ar W I il I Sam my Lue Boyd, Barbara Baker. F7 Jo Cimblin ' 8 8 v L0ren D . e afl, Pat. P THIRD ROW. Joe :vis,JanetG1,,g0w.hy sms, Virginia Lea Auen Ll WHY. Elaine Li Y - nn Byr, T . , , on Mae Hou psf 1, 'W will M' and, L V FOURTH R017 - 0: , Lucy Rdbi '0'l, l1:Iariii:r,Fiveo '8 Shotts, La Qu. B eme Gayle' Le!! d' Flrley, Nita is dm Wane Mildred B when Joan Hamilton 28:16-dger' Myra Flenii Ye Mr-Daniels, Shi.-icy F ,aker, Betty Nance R N 1 at enne Odor, Hg, Jane Ann Cah- reemnn. f, uby Waller, June Morris, B b ar ara Richard., W ln. NOT PICTURED. Ad M a ae Baker, Sue Han, Betty May A CS, nn Cfllver. IN A Yeas-nounm athletic program directed by three coaches, S. D. Shepherd, Bamey Shadle, and E. C. Hafer, the Edmond High School Bulldogs participated in five major sports: football, basketball, wres- tling, baseball, and track. The shriek of the referee's whistle on the home field September 18 marked the beginning of Edmond's 1947 football season which was high- lighted by a gala homecoming cele- bration. This annual event was cli- maxed by a victory over Britton, tra- ditional rival. i n Badcetba S. L. SHOI-'NBR was the basketball Quintet's high scorer with 265 points. Five Edmond players, S. l.. Shot'- ner, Don Long, Roy Fisher, Val How- ard, and Billy Hall were among the ten best all-round seniors chosen from the Central conference players. Edmond High Sehool's wrestlers completed their season with five wins and four losses. Outstanding grapplers were: Frank Marks with 35 points, ,lack Maier with 39 points, Paul Odor with 22 points, and Dominn Shields with 27'points. H Trophy 5 0R75 RE WE W Trophy Case Coach Shepherd and the track team were first engaged in a meet with Chandler and Guthrie at Edmond on March 26. The boys and the event in which they participated were as follows: High Hurdles-Buh Watkins, Dave Wantland, and Billy Humes. Shot Put-Frank Coggbum, Frank Marks, and LeRoy Kearhy. 100 Yard Dash-Bill Mathis, Harreld Eldridge. and LeRoy Kearhy. Pole Vault-Charles Armour and Donald Hunteman. Mile-Frank Marks, J. W. Rosengrant and Donald Burkes. 880 Relay-Bill Mathis., LeRoy Kearby, and Darrell Drake. 440-Harreld Eldridge, Darrell Drake. and Dick Mauldin. Discus--Dick Whitman and Dick Mauldin. 880fRalph Payne, Dick Mauldin and Charles Harrison, High ,lump4Bob Watkins, Charles Amtour and Jimmie Wright. 220-Bill Mathis, Darrell Drake, and LeRoy Kearby. Low Hurdles-Carl Freeman, Dave W'antland. and Ralph Payne. Broad Jump-Charles Armour, Bill Mathis, and Jerry Bullard. Mile Relay-Harreld Eldridge, Darrell Drake, and Dick Mauldin. THE CRACK of the bat was first heard on March 26 with the Bulldogs playing the Moore Lions. Other opponents of the Bulldogs in '48 were Crooked Oak, Foster, Britton, Midwest City, and Bethany, There were eight letta-rm:-n return- ing from last year's nine which were: Roy Fisher, first hase: Val Howard: pitcher: Bill Palmer, third base: ,lohn Kennedy, outfield: Wayne Jennings, outfield: Bob Workman, outfield: Carroll Hostetter, pitcher, and Bob Dixon, second base. 0 1 0e P 0 FIRST ROW: Bob Beals ,limmi C h , e arut ers, Roy Fisher, John Kenned , F k Cogglrurn, Paul Odor, B'll K ' ' y ran A ale, Prank Marks, Val Howard, Dick Wliitmali. SECOND ROW' S D She he l P . . . p rx, alll Davis, Stanley Garinger, Glenn Paas, Darrell Drake, Ralph Payne, Bill Palmer, Le Roy Kearby, J. W. Rosengrant, Bob Workman, Leon Gerlacll. THIRD ROW: Carl Freeman, Harreld Eldridge, Don Long, Charles Suenram B'll Mathis, Gene Beck Howard R . , 1 . , ogers, Sammy Dunn, ,lames Caringer, Marvin Car- penter, David Walltlalid, Raymond Killion. Bi ' g Ury ii B 6n'dsfer.s' W E- c. ,,,.....--- EnMoNn HIGH SCHO0L,S football team this year was coached by S. D. Shepherd, E . . C. Haier, and Barney Shadle. From more than sixty boys who were out for foot- ball R F' h ' oy is er was elected captain. At the seas0n's end the Bulldogs were in fourth place in the Central conference. Rm' FISHER Captain stef, S D . . Shepher fi B Co '1e: amey Shndle J 4 1 'ln ' J l 1? .-v 4 , 'Q BILL MATHIS Tdilbark VAL HOWARD End .IIMMIE CARUTHERS Tackle PAUL ODOR Center STANLEY GARINGER CHARLES SUENRAM 5 9' Hazfwk' DON LUNG Halfback BOB BEALS Hallbau-k FRANK COGGBURN Guard ali? BILL KALE Guard LE ROY KEARBY Tarklv DICK WHITMAN Guard Avi. , CARL FREEMAN Quarlvrbark i If 'gg X1 - 5 1 , ' IX V bi CE N E HEI IK Ouartvrbaa-lr HARRELD I-IIDRIDGE 4, Q: , Z Q. an ry I 9 gf l 4? X goth! ll ERD H . D, SHEYI1 QF HAFER Coal' Coach C15 ALL-CONFERENCE FIVE Val Howard, S. L. Shofner, Roy Fisher, Don Long, Billy Hall ER N L. SHOE' Sllligh-Point Mm' at l Q 5 Q. 5,1 , 1 fb c-dy: a1k'?fi FIRST RUW: Don Long, Billy .loe Hall, Bill Mathis. SECOFYD ROW: S. D. Shepherd, Bill Molloy, Carroll Hostetter, S. L, Shofner, Val Howard, Roy Fisher, Gene Beck, Charles Haley. THIRD RUPV: Donnie Smart, Bob Wvorkman, Bobby Calaway, Ralph Payne, Dale McCleery, Billy Humes, Raymond Killion, Jimmy Glasgow, Bob W'atkins, George Meeker, Bill Palmer, Harold Shofner. HDMUNIJ 25 -- EDMOND 26 .... EDMOND 30 .,,, EDMOND 51 .... EDMOND -to -... EDMUND 31 H, EDMOND 52 .... EDMUND 36 .... EDMOND 40 -4-- EDMOND 49 --- EDMOND 28 ..., EDMOND 44 --- EDMOND 32 .... EDMOND 20 EDMOND 40 .... 'EDMOND 42 -- 'EDMOND 29 ,-.. 'EDMOND 15 .... EDMOND 33 .... EDMOND 41 .... Bly City Cagers ---- St. Gregory --- Midwest City ----,,, Britton ---- Bethany ----- Moore ------- Foster --------- Yukon --- Crooked Oak ---- Midwest City ------------ Britton ---- Central College B ---------- Bethany -a-------- Luther -,,--- Bethany --,---,-- Foster ,-, Tulsa Webster --- Midwest City ------ Chickasha --- Crooked Oak ------- Yukon EDMOND 49 ,,.. ---., M 00,9 EDMOND 36 ,---,-. .... - -- St. Gregory EUMUND 31 -----Y.... --- ..... Classen 5 'Games played there. Tournament Games. ff IN f f 4? 3 Xt ,Q CHARLES A 0 63+ HQ' x '1 gjfsga- HALEY Cenlef ff CAR 8:1 -' . 1 I rf? Q ws jj' ROLL uosrarq-ER Guard NQ' I ' F0 ward ,x X GENE BECK Forward BILL MATI-Hb Forward P.-1 XM, x'LAi an Y?.'g, - 1 11 X If , LL :OE HA BILLY Guard ' 1 50 Io -551 R .. 'Ile'- 1 fn 5 xr In VAL HOWARD Center BILL McCOY Forward '!.'x DORMAN SHIELDS, 154 High-point Trophy, Geary First Geary 1 PAUL pm-BBQ 12 . 0003 ' IAQIECHREIQ, Gen? First, Cearg' 145 ,,,-11 DARRELL DRAKE, 138 FREEMAN. W LLOYD emacs, 103 CARL Second, State Jr. High 7, i:,,..-V v4.2.5-HK,q,,4.--.,t,..W- . N-y . - , -,Q 15, -we ,lg . , --1 , - 2 qw L, gs, .A Skyewfyg ' ,A up ' .wld . . .1 -. A FIRST ROW: Lloyd George, Leon Gerlavh, Carl Freeman, Curtis Randolph, Darrell Drake, ,lark Mail-r, Billy Smith. ' SECOND ROW: Cont-h Shadle, Tommy Bell, Frank Marks, Dorman Shields, Dick Mauldin, Paul Odor, Billy Kale, Floyd Wilson. Elf City Mar Men QEDMOND 18 -- -- Classen 2-1- EDMOND 27 --- --- Classen 11 EDMOND 24 --- .... Geary 10 EDMOND 28 --- --- Wfewoka 6 NEDMOND 20 --- -- Bristow 22 EDMOND 11 --- -- Stillwater 21 EDMOND 25 --,. .... Bristow 13 EDMOND 17 ..........-.... Perry 24 EDMOND 27 ......... Putnam City 10 'Matches played there. 7 ARB5 165 -3 ANN M . 4 SHA D ll Seconll, bead Collvlz L ANDOL PH 133 YLO Second, 55918 3 BILLY SMYYHI H2 Second, State lr. High BKLLY KALE ' hx TOMMY BE Heavywqishii Hqvywely, 'Q fs' ' X YD WXL High . LEON CERL U 'ik R ' -532233. Brig City Baseball league FIRST ROW': Kvnnetll Ullery, Bill Palmvr ,lolin Kennedy, Stanley Garinger, Wayne jen Carlacli. SECOND ROW: Bolrh Val Howard, Donald Burgett, Loyal Gillette llussvl Towe, Barney Sliadlv, f:0ill'll. y Caluway, Bob Dixon FIRST ROIV: Allu-rt Craig, Eclaliv Langston.. Rs-x Bash. Alb:-rt Balwr. Donald Vincvtll, Glenn Barn:-tt, lm Rox' lle-llc-nlmugll SECOND ROW: Bill Purvin, Donnie Smart., Don Long, Roy Fisher, Sammy Dunn, Bobby Cassidy, Bob Workman, Nolan Weathers. Q Bly City Min Clad: f--- -wwf-' Q nings, Edward Calawny, Carroll Hnstetter, Lk-rw u w SEVEN HOT LlCKb Roy Fisher, C. B. Cowles, James Curtis Chambers, Dave Want- nnie Smith. 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