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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1954 volume:

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Edmond High School Edmond, Oklahoma ...Y 5 4' -Log 'if F 7 x X TION We dedlcafe our annual to The boys that gave their Inves durmg the Korean War We guve so Intfle but they gave so much Then names are here a solemn row Arthur Bennxe Ernest foe Grxnmng hoys too soon made menN Tradzng guns or hook and pen They had their fun enjoyed their jokes Saw oothall games made dates or co es They met their classes casually X Learned their lessons easxly Looked orward to the cap and gown Tall care ree hoys eyes ull o sta s Head full of dreams o girls and cars Heard duty call and marched away Young stouthearted happy gay Long months at camp a weekend pass urloughs letters then xrst class He went to war a telegram hrought word Regret to rn orm you we heard IVxth heavy hearts and though we weep He xs not dead nor does he sleep He is alxue sorneuhere today Forever happy young and gay CLARICE IACIXMJN Wv 1- 1:-ii' X xx X 4 X , X A l x eh., X - f ' I f -XX I Yet l70llJ th! 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A 259510 553353 E252 aft' KE' 4 ikfi H nah I :S- Evelyn Anderson ls typmg wnh Charles Young looking on. l 'dl UA' nl 9' 'll' b ll l l 'l Admiring trophy use era lol: Hamilton ara lovin Bqllard, and Harlane Leonard. and Junia Sheldon. Dick George in no! pictured Helping Jaquira Duncan study ara Mari- lyn lol? and Bob Thomas. Working a problem on fha blackboard are Carmen Lawson, Baverley Bartley, and Mum. Bud' looking at the :ard catalogue ara Joan iv Ru rx n ri SI ey, Monry ber, a d Nathan P or. Ki: Floyd Klein. Getting in back seat, David Flesher, Ivan h Holmes. 'I Seated on back of seat, Lewis Bullard. Seated in back seat: Junia Shelden, Jane . King. Frdnt seat: Ray Standifer, Charles Young, driver. Getting in front seat: Helen Shope, Dwight YOUTH Looking at some of the new records the Youth Council bought are the officers: Junia Shelden, Reporter, Leta Parrish, Secretary, Jenny Lou Roberts, President, and Bob Hamilton, Vice- Whelan. President. ! J 9' COUNCIL .fly We have sponsored many parties and activities through the year Here we are discussing and making plans for one of our many activities, Jerry Leonard, Stanley Shade, Junia Shelden, Leta Parrish, Sandra Huffman, Jenny Lou Roberts, Phillip Lutz, Bob Hamilton, Charles Young, Carol Kerley, and Mrs. Spearman, spon sor. Not pictured, Floyd Causey. 12 YEAR Seated, Dorothy Wallar Evelyn Anderson Betty Winn Standing, Martin Carver Lynn Byram Marvin Baird T. it l We, Bob Thomas, Sue Sullins, and Mike Johnson, Student Council members are helping those less fortunate to have a Merry Christmas. STUDEN CDU With the opening of school, we, the Edmond High School Student Council were off to a successful year. One of our first proiects of the Student Council was initiation of freshmen. We undertook many other proiects throughout this year. At Christmas we sponsored a pro- gram to help the needy families have more food. With the close of winter sports we held the annual intramural basketball tournament. We ended our activities with the We, Wrlma George, Bob Ham- ilton, and Carmen Lawson furnish written proof that enough subscriptions have been sold to produce an annual. election and installation of next years officers and mem- bers. We are officers of the Student Council. Helen Shope, Sec- retary, Junia Sheldon, Treas- urer, Floyd Klein, President, Jacquita Duncan, Vice-Presi- dent, and Miss Hall. We are conferring with Mr. Ferguson before a meeting. We are the reception commit- tee to welcome guests to edu cation week, Starley Cherry, lewis Bullard, Bruce Mahaffey, and Dick George. We are selling tickets to the annual intramural basketball tournament, linda Griffin, and Barbara Benson. e executive committee as shown above is composed of Seated-Jacquita Duncan, Helen Shope, Bev erly Faulk and Jenny lou Roberts Standing Jerry Haley Joe Carr, Sammy Houghton, Sue Cleveland, STAFF l've Been Working on the Railroad , is a song that best describes our annual staff. Under the supervision of our new sponsor, Mrs. Durham, we of the BULLDOG staff this year, review the 1953-54 school year in song. Junia Shelden and Jacquita Duncan, editor-in- chief and assistant editors respectively, along with the rest ef' the staff hope you enioy every minute you look at and read the BULLDOG! N , Seated--Dorothy Wallar, Betty Benne, Kay Jackson, Mary Jo Bondurant, Carmen Lawson. Standing-Bryce McKeown, Dick George, Pat Evans, Mary Inez Beck, and Martha Bard. J xx 3 .S ., . 4 1 f .,'1- a 1llP .'x O ' alll .inf -,' ' if tlaayih 1? . ', ., ..,.1 I, - x- , al.. L,lTI'Cd 'xl J , , .ig Wnffz, - RX' 'ri f nc man, ' 1Yf i-at f -1 ' w V x , x rv ,l mmf. Tl THE Ar ii Helen Shape and Sue Cleveland fix make up of paper with Miss Mahood, Sponsor. siories. Eugene Garcia, Bob Shannon, Kenneih Q Elledge, Warren Boyd, James Crabb, Ray - Standifer, Odus Rice, and Joe Carr wriie 1 I I 1 1 ,.f i i i . ?f!i1fFY 26, 335m --.5' 'E-5-: 'E - EE2s. 'I :Lei Q ' lrUl EEi B LW Aprxhvm Lincclng z mime min xiii ul rcmembcrci r M tho yawvlc initcd f tue ' fir. T' , QM 4 Sum y ou , mek arq andRoberh 7 l' . .. , g,uP G , Ja , 1 I ' , Tl sheer, -ly Chaz: il,y it Q K' Puf ' Conn, ' - 'L 3 1 v -- coPy one-' N , 4 , C Jody Griffin and Wray Dell Kennedy lype I siencils while Sammy Houghton does the ' arf work. ' X. Jerry Haley, Dwighf Whelan, George Buckley, and Bill Hughes run off stencils. L U I U I In our contest work this year, Edmond High School competed entirely against class A competition. We have been active in many group events such as debate, dis- cussion, and one act plays. In individual speech work, Edmond speech students have captured many firsts at several tournaments and repeatedly placed at all of them. The main aim of the speech department this year has been diversity. Ov Making the best record of any school in the nation at the National Speech Tourna- ment in Denver, Colorado, were Loy Fer- guson, Vic Jackson and their coach Mrs. Smith. Here are two ot' Edmond's debate teams ra tic'n p c l 9 These are the other teams who are also debating for a tournament. They are: Bob Thomas and Pat each other. One team is composed of Melvin Evansg Bryan Chase and Marvin Baird. Shope and Mike Johnson, the other is composed of Mona Moore and Pat Woolever. . . . Ettmage, Marlene Leonard David Flesher Mona The National Forensic league holds one meeting every month. Jeanen. , ' l I Shown here holding a meeting are: Marvin Baird, Melvin Moon' Bib n'om'f' wnm' Jo G'o 9 Mu' Mmoodf M 'Y Shops Bryan chan Evelyn Pmwm Mn. Smim P., Evans' Jane Harrison, Junla Sheldon, Pat Woolever, Bob Hamilton, and Mike Johnson. Iiltgf. it... 5 nsrl , 3 .Q , l' 1? Q We, the Thespians ot l:dmond High School, enloying the initiation banquet are- Front Row: Sponsor, Fern Smith, Treasurer, Kay Jackson, Vice President, Jeanette Ethridge, President, Junia Shelden, Scribe, Evelyn Prewitt, Secretary, Helen Shope. Second Row: Sheryl Holmes, Nora Holden, Beverly Ramsey, Beverley Bartley, Bonnie Humes, Joan Silvey, Mona Lee More. Back Row: Sonny Johnston, Monty Roberts, Odus Rice, Larry Hannah, Marvin Baird, Charles Hill, Bryan Chase, Bill Hughes, Nathan Pryor, Jerry Higgins, Sammy Hough- ton. THESAQIANS W ' ' , H-3, -Sonny Johnston, Carla Weaver, Jerry ! . Wg, Jeanette Ethridge, Jerry Higgins, Evilyn nggmi, Mary Jane Harrison, and Pat Wool- Q if pnwin, Sgnny Jghngton, Sammy Hougllldfl, ever are th ' ' . ,, ' , .n mush: abou' ou' dw PliYf and Mona lee Moore, are working on our G99d '9ht Caroline. - 4. Z? 1. one-act play, Truffles We are the cast of the Thespian produced play, George Washington Slept Here. Front Row: Mary Jo Bondurant, Jeanette Ethridge, Margaret Roberts, Carla Dean Weaver, Beverley Ramsey, Wilma Jo George, Evelyn Prewitt, Leta Parrish, Gloria U Bondurant. - Back Row: Jessie Higgins, Sonny Johnston, Monty Roberts, James Crabb, Dick Weaver, David Baird, Odus Rice, Sammy Houghton, Floyd Causey. BOW The singing of Edmond Bulldogs by the Bow Wows aided the moral sup- port of EHS. We attended all home events, and three out-of-town events. During the football sea- son we had an exchange pep assembly with John Marshall. For this assembly we took the skit Dragnet , In the first part of March the Bow Wows presented 14 iackets to the lettermen. Then the first part of May we presented about 14 more. We worked hard sell- ing concessions to make money for these jackets, We, the Bow Wows, want to thank our sponsor, Mrs. Anderson, for her wonder- ful support and cooperation during the past year. CHEERLEADERS 41: WOWS Ve re Ye ady l'lf'i 'llf' i Mus. ANDERSON JANIS HAYDEN Snonsor Vice President Jenny Lou Roberts Jo Whelpn Lyn Pg-rig, mmy JM, King nlerii side. ll B t J Kin Carla Dean Weav Sue Cleveland and Beverly Faullr present Ivan Cobb and Ralph Bul. lard with their letterman iaclrets. La Nita Parkhurst, Gloria McLain, Betty lou Moore, Shanna White- w Beverlee Barnett, Etta Mane We s, ety ane 9, I . . Y . Ron' jaanefqg Efhridqg, Sandra Huffman, Sue Nelson, Wray Dell Kennedy. 3rd Row: Connie Rogers, Carol Habben, Nola Thornbrue, Clara Striclxlatid, Shirley Barnett, Carole Crawford, Donna Kay Bur- ton, Aileen Hair, Janice Sasser, Paula Smith, Wilma George, Norma Ross. 'led Row: Jo Anne Nay, Phyllis Cypret, Mary Ann McConnell, Delores Oakes, Carol Ann Furr, Mary Ann Engle, Mary lou Hicks, Jean Stump, Nancy Carr, Lou Snelson, Maggie Over- holser, Sandra Huffman, Winifred Hanke. lst Row: Mary Beth George, Carol Brannon, Marylene Stone- bralrer, Margaret Townsend, Johnnie Wright, Mary Jane Har- rison, Beverly Faulk, Donna Millar, Ann Whitehead, Wray Dell Y cheer 6th Row: Joan Silvey, Polly Simmons, Wanda Rice, Sheryl Holmes, Wilma Boyd, la Nita Parkhurst, Eressia Holliday. Sth Row: Gloria McCain, Mary Jane Justus, Mona lee Moore, Janis Hayden, Betty lou Moore, Kathryn Powers, Arwanna Weiss, Mary Inez Beck, Glenda Powers, Betty Graeber, Leatha Treece. Sue Cleveland. 4th Row: Donna Cypret, Judy Webster, Sue Nelson, Jeanette McMonigle, Jeanette Ethridge, Evelyn Anderson, Sarah Mae Pate, Shanna Whiteside, Sandra Wiggin, Carol Murphy, Etta Marie Wells, Beverlee Barnett. Kenned Jane Riley Cheerleaders: Betty Jane Kino. leta Parrish, Je Whelan, Jenny lou Roberts. 'xv r-M---U -A mmm ,, . 7 j5f!s1af'?tf ,Ag w , www gg 3:6 . fl 6' 1 1 'gif Q' 2 if Q I ,y A big 2 9 3 -7 q Q I F V 142 b f l iw 5 412: Q! Mun.. 3X fEY A' ' ' ,. fi' V49 ' A H' 3 ,-.k.fJi f :lb Q.. '2'-H2' ff ?- im: , f f1?v.Q , 1, ', .., Al f qv Q M, gg YL Q - ,---V 1-, M Q: .5 -it, ,, -1 itz' -an ,,q,,A 4 an :dis If MU' xi 1 If X.g3'r-:ef , . 4 .5 . a . fw- , wg N 4- wig? -4 X . W,,, 'f ,Q D W vw ww Q V, ggi' ,453 Q' Q- was wa X N , I f N A' .. l yarns .,..H.. x-,fi '-ew .Wfa g .iS'AwM71 fr!- -'T H 'u 'n uhh' F .1 .ks 5,,,,.. , - JS? .fwnf S g if :HQ3,,. ' 4? g! Wi 5, gl n :,1: 'li 'Hail N l 1 5 E? 5 fi? ,f ,M ik L, r :if cf? 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Boys' Quartet: Jack Palsey, Bryce Mc- Keown, Harrell Dean Ashby, Bob Denton. Mixed Quartet: Bill Stewart, Donna Cy pret, Bryce Mclleown, Joan Silvey. N This is a Shorfhorn sfeer owned louis Brown. Ted Capron holding his reserve champion Hereford steer af fhe American Royal. 27. h -25 v Q55 M . Y , Av l.lf . I X vf 1' N ff ' 'v 1 p,TlO Of' W 42 v H M W,-' I' N' ' ' ' r f X x 5 .l - ' 'l Mx i if 5 ffl' xx 5' .V ,, I 1' A -i'-9,4 - ,r .sf 5. ' A A f' , N, Q ff 'A hzfl 1' . ffl I l xf ff f Q- s -2 1233 4,141 ' fff 22 ' 59 l 'QNX' X1 This is an Angus sieer fed and shown by Roy Brown. 7 X --',Q:.,.. if I N. 2 H ' i Pt- 1 , Farmers at work receiving instrudion on frador mlintenlnco ure: Ted Capron, Stanley Klein, lynn lyum, and Roy Brown. . J . Exhibifing his Hereford sfoer is lynn Byram. . . -4.4, IA Orvis Pritchett and Hampshire wether, which won 7th place at the America! Royal, We believe in the future of farming, with a faith borne not of words, but of deeds. Our accomplish- ments in 1954 have brought us local, state, and na- tional recognition. In the fall our first competition was the township fair, followed by the county and state fairs, and climaxed by our trip to the American Royal at Kansas City. ln the spring we exhibited livestock at the Enid district fat stock show and at the state spring stock show at Oklahoma City. Here we gained the honor of being the first chapter in the history of the show to exhibit champion and reserve champion steers of one breed. We also received the Shorthorn trophy for having the best group of five Shorthorn steers. With the completion of our broiler proiect and our annual parent and son banquet, we come to the end of one of our most successful years, under the help and guidance of our instructor and FFA advisor, Mr. Leon Duffle, Roy Brown and Ted Capron giving lloy's steer a shave and haircut at the Enid district ht Mech show. I f f LI' 4- , vc . X Dicll George, who won 3rd place Heavy, District Show, Enid, lst Place light heavy, Olmlahoma State Fat Stock Show, and Champion Shorthurn Steer. Exhibiting his light weight Shorthorn T. steer is Ted Capron, who won ht and Reserve Champion at district show, Enid, lat light weight and leserva Champion, Oklahoma State Fat Stock Show. Exhibiting his Hereford steer is Bill Hughesfwho won 7th light heavy Here- ford, Enid district show, and Sth light heavy, Oklahoma State Fat Stock Show. learning the art of cooking are Sadie Roach Jennie Jimm Flora i BE ES leading panel discussion are Clari- bel Collier, Ruth Wilson, and Betty Jo Benne. 5 ' r - v 'lt--'A . , 2- Trying their skill at sewing are Evelyn Anderson, Ruth ,. l s, Wilson, Jennie Jimm, Sadie Roach, Flora Morris, Claribel x X Collier, Myrna Jones, Betty Jo Benne, Mrs. Pricer, and Miss .B H Wolfe, Sponsor. 9 . . --W I . K- , ..i.:, - t I NT, Y' . K 'M' R- -lll ji ' individu l Exhibits shown during the year with ribbons they won. Meat iudging team won fourth in the North- -.1 N A,. 1 west Meat iudginig contest. Phyllis Cypret, first lst row: David Baird, Martha George, Judy Web- ster, Jayne Boyers, and Mary Beth George. 2nd row: Phyllis Cypret, Beverly Taylor, Eressia Holliday, Burnis George, Donna Cypret, and Wanda Coffey. Holding trophies are Donna Cypret and Phyllis Cyp- ret, girl's poultry judging tearn at the Stete Poultry Show. Not pictured, Mary Jo Schuneman. learning how to iudge meat are Mary Beth George, Burnis George, Donna and Phyllis Cypret, and Mar- tha George. Four of these girls ere Olmlahorna County Meat Judging Tearn, N371 ffxXx my f'7fSTE,f-P 7' Wffffff: SUCH OWA E Pbfyfff ffl 1 N i PFFIFFV X Wurfyif dr rr! U-fbff f r ff'W'W Q WW? 'frff P! g x 51 0 E.H.S. football squad of 1954. Front row: Bryce McKeown, Bill Hill, Royce Wishon, Gerald Blair, J. C. Campbell, John Weaver, Bennie Blair, larry Weiss and Jim Fredrick. Second row: Wen- dell Hixon, larry Lutz, Ralph lindsey, Bobby Delver, Clifford Stephens, Sid Terry, lvan Holmes, Harvey Buckley, Eugene Pickle, Floyd Thornbrue, and John Linville. Third row: Coach Al Blevins, Ivan Cobb, Jerry Haley, Bob Hamilton, Dwight Whelan, louis Bullard, Bill Dove, Jack Fitzpatrick, David Wet- more, Joe Carr, and Coach Bob Delver. Fourth row: Paul law- rence, Floyd Causey, George Buckley, Jerry Leonard, Lanny Weiss, Bruce Lindsey, Ray Standifer, Bobby Roberts, Ralph Bullard, and Scott Millington. Lt 1, IL 5coresdon't always tell the story, this year gave experience to players who will be around for two years. The Bulldogs placed three players on the All-Conference and All District team, they are Dwight Whelan, Bob Hamilton, and Joe Carr. E.H.S. Starting team: Bob Hamilton, Paul lawrence, Sid Terry, Floyd Thornbrue, Clifford Stephens, Joe Carr, Jack Fitzpatrick, Dwight Whelan, Scotty Millington, Causey, and Ralph Bullard. , ,,- xv. LEWIS BUUARD Senior End JERRY HALEY Senior End u Y - -,- 3 r ss-V3 QQ V 5- QQ 43,1 92'-:nga 1 ,kr- noaav ouvn Joi CARR DWIGHT WHELAN 505 HAMILTON Senior Halfbuk gmio, fum. Senior Quarterback Sgnior End .fx ' 1 as' . 44' ?-ur. X , ' fl r gg-on-s5kf S. , Ax ' in x .X . A Q , ,lf an-m.,.,,' 'A ' -M-'NN U ',Wl '1A -A Y' XF... M I ' Y 'wad-YKYS 12' ,,f JACK FITZPATRICK Senior End IVAN HOLMES Senior Fvllback RAY STANDIFER Ssnior Guard FLOYD THORNBRUE Junior Cantor Y! N -1-five Ih- JW: EUGENE PICKLE curronu srsmsus sm 'ERR' 650535 BUCKLE' 'VAN cozud Sophomore Helfbark Junior Guard Sbphomore Guard Jvmor Tackle s'Ph9 W ' A E Af, 'll an S I., sf E Avis Fi' ik 'A gf, t J C . . 1 , f ' , 1 r 1 vU4J ,. ., ,M r,., K A .i ' If , 2 f' ,, . Z? A T' V- xv?-' AQ 3 , K A Q Ag Q D I, ' -.4 M ' xp ,G K , ,,,,, ,I L ',,.-me Www W 1 if, -o-- ' f' Q W ig., ' e' -' Q' , 'Q-..,,.,,KT ' an My Y A -. '0--E.,-K M ' WWA s-r.........-..N..,. ', novo cAusfv RALPH nuuun J- CAMQBEH Sf,f2FfMff'l,'jmf:3KN mul unwnsnce Sophomore Fullbaclr Sophomore Halfback Sap omg at 9 Junior Tackle n 21 :fit-. . 2nd row: Scotty Millington, Dwight Whe- I The sprinters this year are, lst row: Ger- hn, Bill Dov, and Van Smith. ald Blair, Eugene Pickle, and Ralph Bull- ard. 2nd row: Kendall Sagaser, lvan Holmes, Jack Barrett, and Lewis Bullard. BASE BALL V X j lst row: Lewis Bullard, Bobby Delver, Kenneth Elledge, Dwight Whelan, C. E. Cooper, f .2nd row: Jerry Haley, Floyd Klein, Ray Standifer, Bill Hill, Larry lutx, George Hauser, Floyd Causey, Marvin Baird, Bob Roberts, and J. C. Campbell. .'., 3rd row: Mr. Ted Anderson, coach, Bob Denton, Bud McDaniel, Sug Everett, Edwin Strickland, Kenneth McDaniel, Don Mathews, James Hayden, Jerry Leonard, Don Savage, Bennie Blair, Jackie Weathers, and Mike Johnson. - and Dale Wilson. GUNS Mrs. Sanford, Norma Ross, Betty lou Moore sink a few. Doing exercises are: Mema T r1Y, Carol 0'Brien, Carol Crawford, Car- olyn Hafnilton, Betty lou Moore, Nor- ma Ross, Dorene Donham, Dona Stroup, Mrs. Mary Sanford. 'GYM Playing volley-ball: Carolyn Hamilton, Norma Ross, Merna Terry, Dona Stroup, Dorene Donham. STAIRWAY7-OT H 5 flfmfflcfrfw ,- T IFN! f r 0 A !'D',-,.r,,frLff fFrr P Pffwgwf Y ff' 77,0 UPF L'rfbf7f73 'Sax sim-4 Y N Ee I- I I, V is - I , -X I ws-7f 1: f 1U+U,f5?'1 DY' f 2.11 'ff' W' ' . Q r, 4 r Q--XM 1 l ff , f ! . Qs: ig ' N A t M ', eff N 5 x J X' my f 'I - j f f A ' F , rx.: , .' If ' f' f f rf 5 f f' I X if ' f XXX f ' xx .. Nxxjf , R wif! -A V f Q2 C .Jk u 4' I 1 Y, F, fi. ' ' as .gy FOOTBALL QUEEN Our football team chose as their queen, Leta Parrish. She was crowned in an all school assembly by Captain Joe Carr, Leta's attend- ants and escorts were Sarah Pate and Jack Fitzpatrick, Beverly Faulk and Bob Hamilton, Beverlee Barnett and Dwight Whelan, .lo Whelan and Lewis Bullard .v Q I NF' ,,:?', lvhfip' 5 4 ' 's ,5 ff E r 9 J - 4 l' fr V if ll' i E, sf f ' 4 Ng s ' ' A1 . ' L ag. rt f Q il ' U 2' . R tl if l f f any XA V . I . wi ,J 1 'Q if ,, if . .F ,fx B 3 E M5411 fi 25 fl? it w i., ' - 3 ,gif if za, . -'yi . fTf.,,i,f,i fr ,mfirgf.i fr Q 53' Q' fe ' Q 3 J iq l X ,afar w 3 ty- 5 4 '7Qi'T'Ag ' gy 53,9 if ,1 ' if Ji , af 3 il . it I S 5 fi' li g , if Ml' nb in Q gil? fi 5 l ff ,f if at 'gd it 9 O ,if 5 X -in lf? fn Q B 1 , ' QS' ft if. 4. A 5' ,Q dy 5,5 I l ? if Q if!! is Us J? Q 3 X' Q' f 'Q he if: ,s e 2 at ' is 2 I , L' 3 tl iq ' BASKETBALL QUEEN Our captain, Lewis Bullard, crowned Beverlee Barnett the basketball sweetheart. Our corona- tion was based on the valentine season. Beverlee's attendants and escorts were Betty Moore and Jerry Haley, Janis Hayden and Bob Ham- ilton, Leta Parrish and Ivan Holmes, Evelyn Anderson and Dwight Whe- an. i 41' x. is u m , X .I f ff-P ff! ff CLA f Xf Nz L PW 7 wtf ,,Z ff J ,QE fgff X 'X K .X QV + f qcigfi' XX fx P9225 x 'WX 5 +L 'NJ XX, if AI J 'X J ,, f-fb f ' 'A-ixxxfffx . 7 Lf , P' 1 ' ! 7 X f We X' I x 'X .. f ff' J , 1 N Nw.X may X X 4 A X X I' r--., X' - ,NV 3.5, ' A , 'A ' I 1- if XXX Jas . ri A ' LR -39-a'?---'U3 if QQQ.-.L,.,. , 'g , 2,4 l , Musik- X ,, X f X XY N : 5 fxx 1 NV fw 7 .1 ef V V K' 5 , xx f-f ' Q If iffy k X. - XX EXPN XJ Glasgow us malung one of tho many calls he as to malu each 71 .L-,,-,, Betty Thompson Il a vavy handy paraon to have -Q r' llhlo Qhlngs which have fo bo done for fha day U22 549' w :EE ' Whos that a callnn Dr Glasgow IS always a callnn Hls efforts fo xmprove EHS are lnexhausfable He ns always wlllung to help us In any way possuble We here af EHS want To congrafulafe hum on The wonderful 'ob he as doing as superintendent ADMINIS TRA Tl ON Dr. ' ' l' h fl ' H f X A Q n -4... ,. - E - ' around. Sha's fha ona that don all tha million l n s Ihly. Every day during 2nd or Sth hour class we hear a famnllar :luck and then may I have your anon hon for an announcement please Here Clyde Fer guson our prmcupal makes an announcement dur mg 5th llour class KH? I Heres the lady who keeps the books We :re leeta Ramsey makmg out a deposut an Me All ' - cap To keep the pathway smooth where other feet rnust tread-Clyde Ferguson has a tremendous task before hum lt I5 hrs lob to keep the pathway of EHS runnmg smoothly at all tlmes Wuth the help of hns secretary Leota Ramsey Mr Ferguson sees that everythung which rnust be done IS done We ot Edmond hugh School want to congratulate hum on the fnne rob he as dolng r A l I s T l . g N -J V xx K5 'P' . . . i Hn neighbor! We often see 'lm bo tween-class scene Here Mu lene An- derson and Colleen Klvlehen enloy a good lake FACULTY On lzhese, parses are Some, Ver -Panmluar People. 'that we have at clmchd llutzlw School Can have forget -1 Heres a famlar scene wluch w usually see ea ly n 'he morn ng Pearl Sheldon Mildred Du ham and Margaret Thee afar! for hrs! hou class All work and no play makes Johnny a dull boy We behave thas saynng goes for teachers loo Hera Mary Malleod a d lella Hall elax during an out enod We here at EHS thunk Ihees alwa s 9 e for a good sfory hee led derson sho s Al Blew 5 qua! h happened Me Spvlfe N J' lic . ll . ,?' Xu 'fy . f S xl , Aa-K D ' :TQ X: no glgggrigig ' X. H , 'S' ' d ' 1 l lo I li 5 l 5 im l . , ' r w 'n ' ow if . ' l n r I lr 4 T e.se. are our rnends and advisors Thou are, rexpons able, for our success rn 'tl-ns world We ef EH5 wouIcI Ike. 'ko Sami THINNIC5' to 'IZIXe. members of fha, -Pa,cuI'I:xj XX XX XXNX Qt' J, seEesBe osWIfe MryS fodch Img A K ',J',,,, '-1 ee el ys a pb for Dee e pe s Il Hof e see les e R ed a d Ve d oo o X xxx T II: eb uf pa I el 'ok sl The ner funn soneofihe bggegf Jgk S seo go: 'ho ugh fe e gh g gg Fern Sm th , , we! hed W f f F e e Spee m I ey k e 9 yoke F m fha looks of oh gs th lr le Duffle end Joh Bo en 0 he e e loyod he lifes! L. Q ' I . .. O O I I 4 . v I W I i 0 r :ic ' Q w o n i i i A I I ll e ro c we in I and lucille Wg kin -J' c . W i , 1 I X 7 ' 3 ml , , -N. W ' 1 2 ox, xl., I ' 20 V N I ' A f,. ' l Q.-,-,-, i t Z, . I , he I 1, f , , , Q i . w ' ' .. I 'A Z , I I, ' V! x 7- ,7 li ' I O Y ei' I . , I I ' r . f X fr V fl' ,gf V, ' I If? Z' We been a long, hard day. Here we e rn I r nam, D ri o and a an r ecin out rd r anew 5 now I ood ' . ro in we ' ' g in on n w mu: v n' r . I P 1 K . ' Z Y' I ' 9 I 24- ' I- ffl' I J' Th r 's wa ' e cher. R , This on hap n Oo be he duty. P ' 1 ' ' Q w I r e n fl 5 ' X -' Hall uring the n n h ur. ' -X 5 in lf 1 'Q -'TI' V -.'. X 1 I --I--4 .1 --..-o ,f ,.. XM mv , 1 ,-My UMW ,. Almost everything is made up of details and E.H.S. is no exception. Here are some details which keep E.H.S. going. om 725 'P xr. Here s a scene we often see as Ill-it we vnsut the office Here Dar Heres one of our best known fall out the dally attendance celebrlttes of E H S Olxe Rader forms Y is one of our favorute people Here Olney starts the school day 4 L Heres another scene we see quute often Glenda Powers and Aileen Hair collect dally reports Iene Brown and Junta Shelden Mr Ferguson dictates whlle Evelyn Anderson takes notes and Jane Riley stlences the ever rmgmg phone 4 Q i We thmlr EHS IS one of the neatest and cleanest schools on all Oklahoma Here s our proof W H Mayes NA l x C F M N X iff flff EM X - D IF F lo ff, eff-fffgf JJ X f UJ.f,,,,5J 7., .93-un.. ZA re ,green Hrs? d u Le la R spo so Mu C llnn K loha spouse Wulma Jo George Presndenf Mary Jane Harnson Secretary Scoliy MIllIf1QY0f1 V'Ce Presldenf Donna Kay Burton Treasurer For us The year started wuth new faces, class s and a new buuldmg Then lt came lust as I1 always does, Freshmen nnmatuon, uncomfortable and smelly but all In fun To earn money we sold Chrnstmas cards and made about S250 Of course, nothmg as all work, for then came our Chrusrmas Wish Party and later fhe mtra murals wnrh capfams Shlrley Wnlson and Bruce Mahaffey JS . .tml CALVIN ALLEN IVAN BARBER LEE BROOM NANCY CARR TOMMIE CHARTER 3 - , I gr. Q s.- .-. ff Ein - .. z. .E,,i,.b-5f- I .9 , xl' K I - vs-'gp A HOWARD ANDERSON HARRELL ASHBY GENE BARKER '-an SHIRLEY BARNETT LORRETTA BISHOP CAROL BRANNON K V PF TOMMY BRYDEN HARVEY BUCKLEY DONNA KAY BURTON DUANE CARTMILL BQBBY GENE CATHY CHARLES CATON 1-ml Wi. JOY CHASE WILBUR COBB WANDA COFFEY 'Sl' DAVID BAIRD GEORGE BRENTLINGER 'R' BOB CALDWELL JERRY CAUTHEN ,K 7 ' M, BILLY COWELL if H9141 4,006 EL, riff QQNGS H LL ga - . '10 X J 5 U 7-f 'R' U ,,, LA 5-row Thrauyh Trcal li? 1 - ' di :Nix N , , , . lx Q' ' V . . , ,L fl-Pg . S ' - 'Y' ' 4 L, 7 as ' ' 6 ' I f9A -. -1 A S ,.,.,, ax! - . - f L 'Q Nw - f , N xx S R. ' x y . g 5 JT ,f f7 . - v0 'V 0' fl d if 4 T' . X , , fx L , 1 :N , D x ,D , Y . x KX 9 5 Xi ' :if ' 4 5 O f ' U Q'-'i I I Q ' of ' f' ' ' - mfb . L . :L J? L . 2 V4 . . I 1 AA 'vw Hail, Hail. tha Gangk All Han, and one X ' f of tha livslinl gangs in EHS ix our sopho- nwu class. Wa mad: S142 on ow annual magazine uh this year, which is morn than any oiher :lan has made. I N ani Than, spanwv, :hacking Mr, Emni Dranam, ipomov, grading p pon. x I s ' V Our clan oflinu an Margard Reborn, Vin Prnidanfg Mary Jo londuunl, Traaunarg Georg' Hausa, Sardar z g lg , i a . l ' THOMAS ABBOTT CHARLES ALLEN MARY ANN BENNE BENNIE BLAIR LINDA BOOTH r GLORIA BONDURANT I A K, I MARY JO BONDURANT L V , . ., A I . rv BX 'IM If 1 W 1 N X ROSALIE BREWER RALPH BULLARD TED CAPRON FLOYD CAUSEY TED CHEATHAM STARLEY CHERRY IVAN COBB LEROY COWELL DICK CRUM -I o-ri MARLENE BUSH I II. I I 'T ' LONNIE BYRAM 5 I if V1 .. I E hr' iw D, , X 5 I , 5 J. C. CAMPBELL ,X xf I l -4 xv .a rf? I X, T' 1 U fx Q PHYLLIS CYPRET LEROY DAHL CURTIS DEESE .ff 2 BOB DENTON JOHN DAVID DONHAM BILL DOVE MARY ANN ENGLE ET PAT EVANS BOBBY FERRIS EUGENE FISHER JIMMIE wr T X. , X, f FREDERICK BURNIS GEORGE MARTHA GEORGE SUE GIDNEY THOMAS GILBERT MELVIN GLEASON TRAVIS GREEN CAROLYN HABBEN AILEEN HAIR GEORGE HAUSER JAMES HAYDEN JEANIE HAWS RAY HENDERSON HAROLD HESTERLEE MARITA INGRAHAM JUNITA JOHNSON MIKE JOHNSON CAROL KAHL CAROL ANN HANKE WINIFRED HANKE JO HART 4 Q , I A 2 5 . ' ' 91' , lx. i VL .,,,v A xi MARY Lou Hlcxs Jessie HIGGINS ERESSIA HOLUDAY 1 RALPH HUNTER if is STANLEY KLEIN ANNETTE KLOSE MAX KOHLER NCQ ix MARY LAMAR WANDA LANCASTER CLINTON LEDFQRD ,n s. , .1- JERRY LEONARD BRUCE LINDSEY DOYLEE LOBAUGH LARRY LUT7 ARNOLD MCDANIEL HAROLD MAcs JEAN ANN MARTIN DON MATTHEWS MARWN MAXWELL V. '. , -If ..,,.,g.1---- -11 DEANNA O'NElL LA NITA PARKHURST EUGENE PICKLE MONA LEE MOORE JUDITH MORRIS DONALD NAY JERRY NIXSON BEVERLEY RAM WANDA SUE R NOEL RIGGS BOB ROBERTS SEY ICE JERRY PLEDGER JANE POPLIN LEON PRICE u- , J 5 T 'n six BARBARA KAY ROBERTS J0 ANN 52035915 JO ANN ROSENGR KENDALL SAGESER JANICE SASSER DON SAVAGE ANT WAYNE SHAVER MELVIN SHOPE LEONARD SIMPSON MARGARET ROBERTS ii'-1 BETTY RODGERS A u , A 4- X ' - :KK 1 .. I X I CONNIE ROGERS 1- E M f . 1 L I X 4 Q V vu, ,jx QM. , ,X L3 SID TERRY 4-Q 1 Q, DAVID ULLERY JOAN SPOON KAY STANDIFER PHILLIP ST, CYR Af , 'K .xx A K ti. FIADA QTDIPKIAND JEAN STUMP RAY SUENERAM SUE SULLINS 1:1 LEWIS TWIST DARLENE WALKER GRACE WARDELL LARRY WEISS NEWTON WEISS DAVID WETMORE JIMMIE WARNER ROBERTA WEATHERS JOHN DICK WEAVER LANNY WEISS DALE WILSON ROYCE WISHON BEATRICE WITT PAY WORLEY WARNER SALLY YOUNG NED ZAHOUREK RUTH WHIDDON ANN WHITEHEAD I 3 . X , x Our noon lwun ue filled with limes! lnyfhing hu! eeiing, And we an llwlys in 'he mid!! of the fun. THAT MUSIIID MUST COME OFF land Dey If OU. Jo Hlrl, Mary lnMur, lovevley lunuy. l I ,,,f ' Q f 1 I , We, Jerry Leonard and Van Slniih sun this yur with e IANGI Carolyn Mablnn, winnev ef Dine nnguine ule contest, demen- dnfn her technique. i rag CALL page -f1,,fQii?Z757 'ie' K f' :favs ' U Mft., , .y A D+, JJJfFFq.M 57' JU Pfpjc i Jam-Jr HEL ' I1 fjffffp J 5, P ph I JA A 1 i' Sa SW if PA- 1 for .i.f.f yj4f,s,, P i 'f l I x I it 1 iff F f ' rf' i J J 'S RN' 1 Y 'v i ' S. H W With the arrival ot our class rings, we realize that the time for Us to become seniors is almost here. While looking back over our pleasant days of 1953-54, we find that every sports queen was elected from cur class, Leta Parrish, Margie Weedn, and Beverlee Barnett are the lucky girls. There's really not much more we can say about our iunior year-but well always remember it as Loads of fun. -A 4-325- Ou class officers are Bob Thomas Preudenlg Marilyn Bolt, Secvetaryp Jan Smith, Tveasuverg Carla Dean Weaver, Vice'Presidem. M ,Hossom wifi aalversilfy ,pomp do n, sponsor. xt I Y? 1 .U- BEVERLEE BARNETT BARBARA BENSON GERALD BLAIR Q . -315' -.fa 'X . I , yvlrn 1-QMIIII I - . I . 41 JAYNE BOYERS 3 fi' L- 5 - , .. I I ai I 1I Q , . 1 an w X V I X 'L , If ,I -...EI ' 5 ...fig ' ' BOBBY ADKINS JACKIE BAKER BEVERLEY BARTLEY MARY INEZ BECK ELDON BOATMAN MARILYN BOLT Sir MARTHA BARD MARY ANN WILMA BOYD K Lewis BROWN GEORGE BUCKLEY JO ANN BURDICK N41 BOBBY JOE COBB 1? C.E. COOPER DONNA DEATON LLOYD FREEMAN Kill , , W .7 ' 1 JERRY COLE Si rarxxx jx GLEN CORDELL GEORGE DEATON Z JANIS HAYDEN .l fi It EIU M5 LEON COLLINS X 1 f 1 'III I' LENN CORDELL DOUGLAS cRlrroN JACQUITA DUNCAN Tofvwue ESTEP CAROLE HENSON BILL HILL CAROLE FAUL K MARY KAY JACKSON I U A . I f L. SH ERYL HOLMES JENN IE JIMM 4'-. DOROTHY KELLNER I ,J 5 Ll sim Q V I J WENDELL HIXON NORA HOLDEN JANET HOLLAND MAUDEAN HOUGHTON NORMA JOHNSON I 'K SANDRA HUFFMAN MIKE HUNTER MARILYN JONES 'ii MYRNA JONES KENNETH KENDALL DONALD KENNEDY BETTY JANE KING ,Q up LP X5 , PAUL LAWRENCE VICKI MCLAIN SONNY MATTHEWS LETA PARRISH l CARMEN LAWSON GLORIA MCCAIN EDWARD MOONEY I . JACK PASLEY r v ROBERT LAWSON EDWARD MAKER MARSHA MARKS X BETTL LOU MOORE CAROL MURPHY GENDA POWERS KATHRYN POWERS TEDDY NEWSOM RUBY LEE SHANNON v . R X . 5 MONTY RAY ROBERTS JOAN SILVEY , VAN SMITH 'N W W,,M I EVELYN Pnewm da- u' I-41' NORMA ROSS POLLY SIMMONS fs JOHN BURT SNYDER S S I' i LI 1? I NATHAN PRIOR N1 STANLEY SEAMAN JAN SMITH CLIFFORD STEVENS 9 SADIE ROACH STANLEY SHADE JODY SMITH BILL STEWART ALTON STOREY FRANK TRIBBLE MARJORIE WEEDN RUTH WILSON EDWIN STRICKLAND gal ,'1T 7, SID TWIBELL ARWANA WEISS JOHNNIE WRIGHT l 415 , I N I I FLOYD THoRNBRuE ' in ROBERT VENTRIS JO WHELAN DUANE WOODREL lg CARLA DEAN WEAVER SANDRA WIGGIN ll Mm1.s,ym PE ij ,PX I , .,Q 1 Y y ,A 8, J- gi' N l ab ' f X A , , pug, I 'I'. Qc' ygjf-:J CT fa I 3 'X N. 1 'x if .Ei fum J, Nr X ,W , N t - 41's 'y . , il ,sg t -c.i,fj.f lf ,-fr? K f it is 4 J X rdf! Lf 2-Que-n. unfo respansililify We have come a long way in the four years we have spent within the confines of EHS, As seniors we are an example to the under classmen, We brought Gay Paree to Edmond when we presented the Senior Carni- val. All our thoughts and endeavors were concentrated throughout the year on the senior trip, The senior play, Home Sweet Homicide was a great success. lt aided us financially as well as being a lot of fun to produce. And so we say goodbye to EHSAand thank you. G1 g k vh You! lr g n y Ch s y n P a L u una, v a n I Sh p 1 m. cnllf ic oo: in-hosidl s.2 EVELYN ANDERSON Anpnglerl Grrls' Slate and was rn rho Nahonal and Svave Honor So clones She was class secrevary and lreasurer I year, Busy Bee secretary 2 years, rn Bow Wow 3 years, Youvh Councul I year, and IHC iumor play She allended Ed- rnond all her I2 years ol school, and was baskevball queen alvend- Brlf. MARVIN BAIRD As a debalvr, was fn NFL for 3 years. He was a mba player rn rhe band, 2 years a cavcher or :he baseball learn. He also was on 'ha allschool play and rumor play, and a member of the l2Year Club. u CLIFFORD BAKER Has span? hrs hugh school hours nrcparmg for his arrrbrnon of be' rornrng an engmeer by rnaloring rn rnalhemavical courses ir na. DORIS VVOLEE TED ANDERSON Has a BA and BS degree besnrles V' Has been a leadrer ln Edmond a Masvcr of Home Economics de- School sysrem for ro years and rarer He has fraveled 'lrfovslw 17 A Clurirrg that mme he was wresvlmg E-ffvvvhvl Countries, all 48 slaves I -T coach lor 7 years He has been ol rho Urrvled Slales, and has ' senior sponsor lor -1 years. sraveled exlensrvcly rn Canada and , r' ' -,R Mr-xrco She holds memberships -XX R, rn me OEA, NEA, Km, and AAUW . X, -W - z .1 an ' If la Li, -X X an - Sgt C . Q. Q' 5. s. r --'Li'-s I g I - v ,E K, Q X' I ' KT' - x. ' 1 ' N 2 I H l D' A 1 X , .f- ' x- 4 L . ,Ll X V J r r JACK BARRETT A member of rhe Stare Honor So ciely l year and rn both mrxed chorus and the boys' glee club 2 years whrle allendmg Edmond Hugh School, BETTY JO BENNE ln vhe rnrxed chorus and spamsh club I year she was an Bow Wows 2 years, un annual svalf l ycar, and a rep for me Busy Bees l year ,-Q. che also rhe orver WARREN BOYD Was '54 wresrlmg capvarn and a member of vhe Spanrsh Club He has had A years in wresllung, and 3 years of FFA. r mf! s C? VlOLA PETREE BREWER Whrle berng vrce presldenl ol Busy Bees, 5nll had mug vo helm-rg vo rhe chorus for 2 years and SOMA ish Club. .fl Y-Q 3 1 si DARLENE BROWN Was president of her class at Central for I year. She has been a merrtber of the Spanish Club I year and of Bow Wows for 3 years. She was a member of 4-H and the Little Theater Club I year. LEWIS BULLARD Has lettered in football for 2 years, basketball 2 years, and baseball I year. He was a mem' ber of the I2-year Club, attend- ed Boys' State, and was vice- president of his class for 2 years. ROY BROWN Was in FFA for 2 years He is studying to be a rancher raising cattle and making a million dollars. He came to school here from John Marshall when he was a sophomore. rx, in I ti r . I LK 8 qi a- H' l JOHNNY BRUNKHURST Has attended Edmond High School for 4 years and was tn Edmond FFA during that time. LYNN BYRAM Was a 4-year member of FFA and for I year. During the first part of was a member of the Spanish Club his high school career, he was a very active wrestler. Societies. V DON I CAMPBELL Has attended Edmond High School for 4 years. L, A. Lewis was vice-president of the Spanish Club and a member of the State and National Honor JOE CARR A Zeyear football letterman, was named AIlConterence and All- oasrraa football player He served as sport's editor on the BNIUBI staff and Barker staff He was captain of the football team Irt 53954, a member Ol 'he Spanlsh Club, and a wrestler for I year. C.. 45 . I if r ' 311 MARTIN CARVER Has been in mixed chorus for I year, band I year. He has been in the allfschool play, and be- lo d -Y CI b nge to the I2 ear U. P I If A f, 'A' 1 p r.r ,lf .,, r- y ,h , . 3 F I Q -FX ' , If , 3 1 ik! DAVID CHARTER Plans to attend Cent-al State Cola lege after graduation. He hopes to become a petroleum engineer. JAMES CRABB pk A l ROBERT CHARTER Plans to loin the anti tank and mine section ot the army and later become a radio and TV repairman and have his own shop. Besides being a member ol the Barker Staff, he also was in the band one year and played basket- ball one year. He was a member of the all school play in '53-'5A. He was a member of the band and boys' pep club at Shawnee. BRYAN CHASE A Boys' Slater and dr maior tor l year, still had tim for NFL work and to act as class treasurer his iunior year and as secretary of his senior year, He was a mem' ber of FFA for 2 years. He at- tended the all-state band for 2 of his four band years. He was in the all-school play during his jun- ior year and a member ol Thes- plans. PHYLLIS S. CLEVELAND While in Bow Wow's for three years, she was pledge mistress one year and secretary one year. She was cofassistartt editor of the Barker one year and co-editor of the Barker one year. She was also county council member of the Junior Red Cross, in glee club one yc-ar, and on the annual stall one year JANIE CLORENE DAVIS A member of the State Honor Society lor two years, in Bow Wows one year and in the iunior play. She has attended Edmond lor 12 years During her high school lite she was in the mixed chorus two years, glee club one year and the opp-form one year. - Q' if . f My l BOBBY DEUVER Was a letterrnan in football and baseball. He was manager of the football and basketball teams 2 year, and he wrestled in his sen' tor year. ,fy Jw, .,,y1,,. , , 1 KENNETH ELLEDGE Lettered in baseball 2 years, and being industrious, he decided he would be an accountant for some large firm and make millions, He was also on the Barker Staff JEANETTE ETHRIDGE Has been in the Slate Honor SO- ciety tor 3 years She was vice- president ol Thespians during 53 54, NFL l year, Thesptan 2 years, junior and all school plays make up her speech activities She has also been a member of the Bow Wows for 3 years. BEVERLY FAULK Attended Girls' State and has been on the annual stall l year Bev:-rly was treasurer ol Bow Wows l year, vice-president of the Library Club, rn the band 2 years, mixed chorus l year, and football and annual queen attendant. i xfijf' l tl- 1 ,-ws 'T79 .tl f , t v JACK FITZPATRICK Has lcttncl in football and wres- tled hls senior year. After belng in FFA for A years, he was elected viceepfesiaem his last -year , f I. , Ml' E I 111, I tg., 4 DICK GEORGE President, vicefpresident, and sec- retary has made his -1 years In FFA very busy. While president of his class tor 'A years, he has also been a member of the Stu- dent Counctl, After wrestllng for 2 years, he placed ftrzt In the Geary Wrestl-ng Toarnament He was In the State Honor Society I DAVID FLESHER Has been very acttce for the past I2 years tn Edmond Schools He lettered In baseball I year. He was a member ot NFL and the debate teanf for the past 3 years, Dayld was In Ymsth Counctl I year, Silence Club I year, and was a rnernber of ti-re C557 ot the all-school and speech plays The annual staff and tntked chorus have made hrs school ltle very pleasant I EUGENE GARCIA Plans to attend college I year He would Ilke to ,Om the Ai, Force and bc-come a ptlcr, GAY GERALD lwtrled In the Band for 3 years, attended Gtrls' State, and was vice- presldent of her class. She was a member ot the State Honor S0- ciety for A years and of the Na- tional Honor Society I year. Gay was a member of the annual staff and the Barker Staff 2 years. I BETTY ANN GRAEBER Devoted her t-me In high school to bc-Ing In Bow Wows 3 years, I-brary Cleb 3 years, and Spantsh Club I year, for 3 years and the National Honor Soctety for I year JODY GRIFFIN Has been Band Queen, Carntval Queen and a twtrler tor I year- what a glrl -she also had tlrne to be In the Imlor play, to gt: to Gtrls' S'a1t:, be an otttce glrl and work on 'ne Barker Stall t I I BERRY HALEY Has been a basketball, tootball and baseball leherrwan tor'6Wo- years Besides belng Carntval Ktrtg and a member of the annual staff and Barker Staff, Jerry was also In the band 'b. . xg: 1 Z. t BJAMILTON Xa as been a football and basketball Ietterman for years: he made Allefonlel and All-District in football Bob also attended Boys' S'ate and stlll found time to be on 're Student Cou-wcl and be in Inc Ianlor play. L IF ,f gf WL-5 4.1 L, tri ,,-17' R1 1 LARRY HANNAH Has been a Student Council mem- ber for 3 years, in the National Honor Society I year, and attend- ed Boys' State. He was in the junior play and a member of the Youth Council lor 2 years, He was in the Mixed Chorus and 1 Glee Club for I year. 0 r. '- 6 GLEN HINKLE Attended Edmond High School A years-wants to go to school at Oklahoma City University and study to be a radio-television technician. JERRY HIGGINS Flayed the big bass tuba in the band for 3 years. He was also in the iunior play and the Speech Play. IB. , va l. lx CHARLES HILL Is one of our talented speech members who was in the iunior play, a member of NFL for I year, mixed chorus I year, and was also in the operetta I year, IVAN HOLMES Attended Boys' State last year. He was also very active in ath- letics. He lettered in football I year, basketball I year, and base- ball I year. He was also a mem- ber of the I2-year Club. V475 Q 76A:9, SAMMY HOUGHTON Art editor of the Barker and the annual, this talented boy was band manager for I year and president of the Library Club. He was also a member of Thespians for I year. BILL TEX HUGHES Has been a member of the band for I year, FFA for 3 years, and the allfschool play I year, He was a member of Thespians I year, on the Barker Staff I year, and in the Science Club for 2 years. He was also production staff of the junior play and a member of 4fH for I year, BONNIE HUMES Was a charter member of Thes- pians, She was a member and soloist in chorus for 3 years. She was also in the iunior play, Li- brary Club, and Science Club. 2 JOLENE HUNTEMAN Alter playing in the band for I year, became student manager for I year. She was also glee club accompanist for I year, and a member of the Science Club. I' I V 2 SONNY JOHNSTON was ueyy aqviua in rtrgmatir wmk while in high school. He was a charter member of Thespians, and was in the cast of two all-school plays, two radio plays, and num- erous one-act plays, JANE KING Was an active member of the band for 4 years and in the I2-year Club. She was also in the junior play in 52-53. MARY JANE JUSTUS Was vice president of the miaed chorus I year and secretary of the Science Club, She was also in Bow Wows for 2 years. .. .X , X . 1 , I x f ' -,by ' ' a .5 Xu I xx w 5 N Q 0 4 gy WRAY DELL KENNEDY Was planar! fggobell queen 5,, 52 and on the Barker Staff during 53-54, She has been a member of the Bow Wows tor 4 yearg, She was a member of the Span. ish Club, glee club, and mixed chorus I year. FLOYD KLEIN Our Student Council president for 53-54 was also vice-president I year and attended Boys' State last summer. While attending Edmond Schools for the past I2 years, he lettered in baseball 3 years and on the State and National Honor Societies for 4 years. NEWTON KLIEN Has attended Edmond High School for 4 years and was in the Span- ish Club for 2 years. Alter grad- uating, he plans to be a captain on a ship, KENNETH LArp1GsTQy:,f' Has been in lnbiqdffiublic Schools for I2 y V Aft r grad- uating, he plan 'attend college and study ?ni' ry. I M HARLENE LEONARD Was Band Queen her senior year. She played the bass clarinet for 4 years. Harlene was a member of the State Honor Society 4 years and the National Honor Society 2 years. She was a mem- ber of the Student Council and Youth Council for I year, HERBERT LISTEN Was very active in FFA work all 4 years that he attended Edmond High School. He also was a mem- ber of the Spanish Club. fs ff! ,- Jw-L FLORA LEE MORRIS Was president of the Busy Bees for 2 years, on the State Honor Society for 4 years and in the Glee Club for 2 years. Besides all this, she was also in A-H Club for I year. C- A5 f.2r,1,,:-1 Q CARLENE MUSGROVE A member of the mixed chorus and glee club, also found time for the Library Club and the Spanish Club. KENNETH MCDANIEL Was an active member of FFA for 3 years while he was in high school. He plans to attend A L M College at Stillwater, and then set- tle down to farming. PATSY lVlcDANlEL BRYCE MCKEOWN Sang with the Glee Club for l year and was a member of the Spanish Club. Was one of the talented members of the chorus for A years and participated in the operetta I year. He was also manager of the CHARLES ODOM ls one ot our well known boys, as was proved when he was elected Carnival King during his sophomore year SARAH MAE PATE Was on the Annual Staff for I year, She was also a member of the trio 3 years quartet 1 year, mixed quartet 2 years, and sextet l ye-tr During 53 54 she was lootball queen attendant The op erultft 2 years Ihvsptans I year, and Bow Wows 3 years, fairly well completes ner high school life. I I basketball team in 53-54. WENDELL PHELPS Was a student at EHS for a very short time, He enrolled during the early part of has senior year from Fox, Oklahoma, and returned there before mid term. ,t rx. J .' A tg v -1 5 N X I ll x, s,o,n'v,' x ,Q i P s Q HOWARD PIERMAN Entered Edmond High School from Deercreek at mid-term his iunior year. He graduated at midterm his senior year 5 an og ' . your I X I . X. I' N rf 0 WILL JERRY PYLE Has attended Edmond High School for I year, He was Student Counf cil Representative for I year, home room president for 2 years, and champion rope climber I year with an average of 35 feet in II,6 seconds He was a member of HIY for I year JANE RILEY Has been in Bow Wows for 4 years, and president I year. She was wrestling queen attendant I year, and annual queen attendant I year. She has also been accom- panist for the mixed chorus, glee club, and the operetta I year each. Jane was elected most talkative, rnosr wllling worker, and rnost comical girl of I953-54. She was a member of the iunuor play cast. Her other senior activities lnclud' ed work on the Barker and annual -gl A-2 I, ',f9A .2 II 4 A I aj fri' f J' -gram' s 'LQ GUYLEEN RANKIN Has been in the Library Club for 2 years and president for I year She was in glee club 3 years, and Bow Wows I year She was a member of the Spanish Club I year, and on the annual stafl I year, ODUS RICE Was In the all school play in 53 5.1 and also in the ,unior play. Odus was a member of the mixed chorus 2 years and boys' glee club 2 years During his last year, he was in the Library Club .x,.f, JENNY LOU ROBERTS Has been a cheerleader of the Bow Wows lor I year, Youth Councrl president I year, State Honor Society 4 years, and In the junior play Her other activ- lties at Edmond include annual stall 2 years, Student Council I year, and the Barker Staff during 53 54, Spanish Club, and glee club I year 3 . - staffs. X, 'Vx JUNE ROBERTS Came to Edmond durmg her lun- ior year She was active in home- economics and was a member of the Busy Bees. She graduated at mid-term her senior year. If Sf:-I MELVIN ROBERTS Has played the tuba in the band for -1 years His main interest in hlgh school was dramatics as is shown by the tact that he was in Ihesprans 2 years, in the lun' lcr play, speech play, and all- school play, He Nas given the nest actor award in his iunior year. ,I X0 E of Y an 1-ff, -. CLARIBEL COLLIER Gave her assistance to the vocal music department by belng a member or the glee club I year and the mixed chorus I year. She was a rncrrnber of the Span- ssh Club I year She was active in girls' pnys-cal education 3 years JUNIA SHELDEN Has been in the band for the past A years, while she was a twlrler for 3 years She was annual queen I year and belongs to both State and National Honor Societies. She was In the Iunior Play and the allschool play I year. She was also a member of NFL for I year, editor of annual I year, on Student Council I year, Youth Council I yea president r' pians, and a member of the I2- Year Club HELEN SHOPE Was in the iunior play and co- editor of the Barker for one year. She was Student Council secre- tary, and in the band for A years. Helen has been the class secretary and treasurer I year and secretary of Thespians. She was voted the most talented girl in 53-54, and she is in the I2-Year Club. She was a member of the State and National Honor Society, and on the annual staff A years. JOYCE SPEARS Besides being on the National and State Honor Societies for I year, at Rush Springs, Oklahoma, she also was in the band 2 years, in the iunior play, the operetta for 2 years, and the glee club for I year. RAY STANDIFER Was I year football player who acted in the iunior play and be- longed to the I2-Year Club. He was a member of the Barker Statf also. CONNIE SUTHARD Not only played the clarinet in the band for 2 years, she was also on the Barker Staff, in Bow Wows for 2 years, and a mem- ber of the Spanish Club. LETHA JOYCE TREECE Was class secretary I year, in the mixed chorus I year, and Bow Wows 3 years. She was also in the Spanish Club 2 years, Little Theater Club I year, reporter I year for the Central Hoofbeats, and in the I2-Year Club. DOROTHY WALLAR For I2 years has attended Ed- mond schools, and she has been on the State Honor Society each year she was in high school. She sang with the chorus for one year where shc was a member of the girls' sextct She was also a mem- ber of the Spanish Club, He,' sen- ior activities centered around her work on the qarker and the an- nual stall. A I vi f JACKIE C. WEATHERS A regular larm boy, participated in FFA A years and naturally is working to rrrakc farrning his life's work. SHIRLEY WELCH Sang with the rnixed chorus I year and with the glee club 2 years. She was also in the Span- ish Club. 14? i ,I mf-' ETTA MARIEIWELLS Helped cheer our team on with the Bow Wows 2 years, and was in glee club for I year. A very like- able lass. JAMES WEEDN Raised show calves as his main interest as a member of FFA for 4 years. He was on the wrestling team for 2 years, and was escort at the wrestling coronation his senior year. He plans to attend A L M College at Stillwater before settling down on a farm. . -i l'I ' ' B EQ1 4.2 VI T DWIGHT WHELAN Has lettered in football 3 years, basketball 3 years, track 2 years. baseball 4 years, all conference quarter-back and football co captain, which has made up the athletic part of his school life. He was voted most popular boy, and was carnival king in his sen- ior year. The I2-Year Club, speech play, junior play, all-school play, and operetta 2 years, have made up the rest of his high school life at Edmond. .4. SHANNA WHITESIDE Has been in Bow Wows 2 years, and a member of Spanish Club I year, of which she was treasurer. These activities have constituted the maior part of her 4 years in Edmond, VIVIAN WOLFE Sang with the glee club for I year and was a member of th Spanish Club. PATRICIA WOOLEVER Is not only a very smart person being on the State Honor Society for 4 years and National Honor Society for 2, but she was also active in NFL I year, Library Club 2 years, and Spanish Club for I year, and was in speech plays her senior year. BETTY WINN Was a wrestling queen attendant and basketball queen attendant in her iunior year. She was an as- sistant cheer-leader I year and cheer leader I year. Betty at- tended GirI's State and was a member of the Spanish Club, in the glee club and mixed chorus, and on the Junior Red Cross Council before she completed her I2 years in Edmond Schools, CHARLES H. YOUNG For the past I2 years has at- tended Edmond schools, and this year he was voted the friendliest boy before he was fortunate enough to b: Annual King. He was in the band, the all-school play, and on the Youth Council. vlaiylhif Q eanl OM A cozy little breakfast with the unsuspecting police lieutenant Idmond H. S. Play Brnhuntwn linens The first clue to the murder. DRAMATIC PUBLISHING C outh Praxne Avenue Chl Edmond , Oklahoma fLicensorj Innocence persuades. Licensee HOME SWEET HOMICIDE 1953 ink Smuggling out Y the suspect. .n 5 310 bn 9 of the royalty fee heretofore pald, d authorlty to give the above deslgnatec hereinabove set forth. 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