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

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'W eh 3 Ez W' YT if r iw 'S ii J Junior Red Cross offers opportunity of service to your communities and to other communities all over the world. lt will guide this service with high and religious ideals. Sponsored by Mrs, Vera Hall, the club has ten active members. Standing are: June Bingham, Ruth Ann Cleveland, Melve Lu Dixon, Marky Maddox, and Jane Riley. Seated are: Gayle Seaman, Pat Smith, Beverly Ramsey, Sue Cleveland, and Jane Schwartz. .Li fx About one-fourth of EHS en- rollment is from rural areas. An organization designed especially for these students is the 4-H Club. lt encourages and assists them in undertaking individual proiects. Members standing are: June Roberts, Janet Holland, Deanna O'Neal, Erresia Holli- day, Barbara Roberts, and Judy Morris. Seated are: Dolores Ports, Jayne Boyers, Alton Story, and Ruth Wheddon. Bookworms is the name given the librarians of EHS. Their efforts are appreciated daily by high school students. Mrs. Vera Hall supervises their work, and officers of the club, shown in the picture at the left, are: President, Sammy Hough- ton, Vice-President, Norma Harrold, Secretary, Elizabeth Proyor. Librarians pictured below, standing, are: Mrs. Vera Hall, Jacqueline Taylor, Imogene Butler, Odus Rice, Marlene Bush, Bob Thomas, Carole Henson, Janice Sasser, Guylene Rankin, Stanley Seaman, Mary Lewis, George Buckley, Winifred Morris, Norma Harrold, Eileen Hunteman, and Sammy Houghton. Seated are: Pay Worley, Melba Boyd, Tommy Gilbert, Sue Gidney, Travis Green, Patricia Woolever, Betty Graeber, Arwanna Weiss, Jo Ann McDaniels, Elizabeth Pryor. Not pictured are: Lewis Brown, Jo Nell Elmore, Glenn Hinkle, Sandra Huffman, Margaret Jones, Dorothy Kellner, and Jayne Schwartz. X IJ X I l i-Inq

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New in EHS this year is the Epsilon Sigma Gamma, an organization for future scientists, with thirty five members. Aside from scientific projects, the club takes special field trips, and has lectures from businessmen interested in science. Club officers include: President, John Donovan, Vice-President, Gloria McCain, Secretary, Helen Sliope. Club sponsors are Miss Thee and Mr. Branam. .wr lg- . .x f t i str if A second club formed only this year is the Home-Ec club, sponsored by Miss Doris Wolfe, the highschool home economics instructor. Sixteen girls taking their third year of .-- homeec are members. One of the year's favorite activities was co- A operatively making a quilt, This will remain in the home-ec department and each girl's name will be writ- ten on it. iff' El Club de Espanol is the org ' for those with an interest south of the border. Members of it are all students taking Spanish ll, and Profesora Col- leen Kivlehen directs its activities. The club's activities include enjoying Spanish games and songs, reading Spanish news- papers, learning to sing Christmas carols in Spanish, visiting Spanish restaurants, and other activities designed to emphasize a greater knowledge of Spansh X! yy AMW . or 11 V 5.17: '. 'Q 13:75 One of the more exclusive clubs of EHS is the Twelve-Year Club, limited to students who have attended only the public school system of Edmond. Its ten members this year were: Standing, Gayle Seaman, Bob Fraim, Bob Sadler, Don White, John Thompson, Glen Bryan. Seated: Patricia Smith, Elizabeth Pryor, Carolyn Harris, Eileen Hunteman. v

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ceiveirho prays L20 ton . 5 O FB Pictured are: Floyd Klein, Clorene Davis, Evel A d yn n erso n, Jane King, Jerry Higgins, Dwight Whelan, Jeanette Etheridge Marvin Baird, Bob Hamilton, Larr Hannah, H I L y ar ene eonard, Jody Griffin, Charles Hill, Ray Standifer, Jenny Lou Roberts Odus Rice, Jane Riley, Bonnie Humes, d M l ' R an evln oberts. Seated are Helen Shope and Junia Shelden. For their annual play the Junior Class chose Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, a comedy written by Cornelia Otis Skinner and Emily Kimbrough. The story's basis is the authors' actual experiences on their first ocean voyage. The curtain went up November 20. Fern Reed Smith directed the play. The Junior Class sponsors, Mr, Anderson and Miss Wolfe, also assisted. Miss Wolfe worked on stage sets, costumes, and business. The complete cast of the play is pictured above, how- ever, a few of the unsung heroes and heroines were Floyd Klein, stage manager, Clorene Davis and Evelyn Anderson, prompters, Melvin Roberts, electrician, and Marvin Baird, who besides being in the cast, handled the advertising. Junia Sh eld e- CO'-lld not swirin' as Emlll' K' len Shope' rw ness fol' the I-f and had 5 'mlbofoug . ef alias He Bob Harm- fLarry Hannah 'e preserver Sbecral fond neva Skinn f e M55 from uege man men, J Could O I - Dick W- Cot ws, sta'-J 3 co her l MCEVOYI if n tht Y watch in ama ers ze me