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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1963 volume:

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This out- standing producer graduated from Garber High School: received his A,B., B.S,, and M.E. degrees from Phillips University, did graduate work at Oklahoma State University and worked toward his Ph. D. at Phillips. He began teaching in 1939 but this was interrupted by five years service in the United States Air Force. He resumed his teaching career at Garber and later served as superintendent of the Garber system for several years. His family is composed of his wife, lla, two sons, Sam and Gene, and daughter, Mary, who is in EHS. His special interests are golfing, fishing, and photography. He is very interested in civic work both here and at Garber. His first impressions of Edmond were the number of churches and the community's interest in furthering desirable educational and social goals. 4 Mr. Robert Ford, the principal and director of EHS Cinerama, came to us this year from Fairfax, Oklahoma, where he was principal for five years. Mr. Ford attended Bristow High School, received his Bachelor of Arts degree at Northeastern State College, his Master of Arts degree at OSU, and coached previously at Rolla, Kansasg Henry- etta and Cleveland, Oklahoma. When Mr. Ford is not busy directing the EHS cast, he enjoys fish- ing, hunting, and golfing. The stars of Mr. Ford's family include his wife,Pat, and three children, Debra, Martha Jean, and Robert Martin. Even though he has many activities and duties as a new principal, Mr. Ford can al- ways be found smiling, cheerful, and ready to help. 5 I P The front entrance of EHS is inviting to visitors. Our Victory flag is a wel- come sight on our flagpole. The trophy case provides for many interesting displays. Edmond High School with a look of the future, C is for Custodian which he's been for nineteen years. I is for his Interest as for each team he cheers. N is for Nostalgia he feels for Edmond High. E is for Enthusiasm as each year passes by. R is for Responsibility he's shown in all the tasks he's had. A is for Affection from his children to their dad. M is for the Magic word he gives each passerby. A is for All the things we feel for Mr. Fleming, a very great guy. This Cinerama annual is lovingly dedicated to Mr. Ona Fleming - dedi- cated Baptist, raiser of fine fish, five kids, and proud grandfather of ten and great grandfather of one, devoted husband. He's a gardener deluxe, Red Red Rose member, former farmer and fisher- man. This transplanted Texan admits that he is amazed at the growth of Edmond and this year's short skirts. Mr. Fleming is all these things but most important of all he is the friend and father confessor of thousands of EHS graduates. This year Edmond High School salutes you, Mr. Fleming. 7 Ya Oo E J' J' ,EB 0, Q .35 Q Q .1 5 fi Cy .r ' s ' , 8 'N 'S f -Q . 5 if 7,3-1 I Z q Q Q J Qi? S31 f gsm 1 . , . ,www , viffivi - Q HGQQQWQ 1 , W N4 if f an 4 K ,,, L Robert Bass and James Deaton do some studying for the EHS Directors S TUDE LIFE 9 This year Mr. Bingham's ad- Here Sherri Parsons, Rick Ozbirn, Bill Lewis, and Gary Johnson eager1y await the opening of the doors. ministration is backed up by his most efficient secretary, Mrs. Leona Inman, who has been with the school system of EHS for eight years. Mr. Roddy shows Kathryn Prior the fundamentals of the cube root. ff f no 424 f fi' if' VH, V fi-,519 ,o Foods and fruits, a leading topic in Spanish, are shown to Robert Morgan by Miss Kivlehen Mrs. Beagle shows Cindy Parker, Francis Tanquary and Judy Haden correct basket- ball techniques. Mrs. Whiteley demonstrates on a new typewriter. Mr. Rice looks over a chemistry experiment for his class. Coach Trenary and Coach Schwartz ham it up. Mrs. Faulkner prepares a test for General Business I2 Mrs. Hamlett, our new secretary, seems be enjoying the EHS office work. Mr. Koone, the new World History and General Math teacher, has found himself at home in EHS classrooms. Mrs. Broyles demonstrates Singer sewing machines to Marcena Guyer and Cheryl Harms . Bill Melton assures us that he won't die of fright. Mrs. Durham points out the origin of American Literature. Lila Sneed, Judi Chadwell, Kay Robertson, and Betty Compton show us that an office giri's work is never done. I4 From the looks on the faces of Mr. Shaw, Patsy West and Larry Warner, Speech must be really interesting. W i Mr. Beagle, Industrial Arts instructor, shows 1 the use of equipment to Bob John. Mr. Tyler pauses a moment rn hrs busy routine, to consider what should be done next. Mrs. Spearman's slogan of the week is enjoyed by Sharon McCollum and Kenneth Glenn. I5 The band director, Mr. Robison, records results of the annual magazine sale. Mrs. Webb helps Mavis Williams learn the use of the dictionary in English. Mrs. Millington and Susie Robertson work to balance the scales as they measure weights in Science class. E 5 K Cooks Juanita McBroom, Ruby McBroom, Ethel Weathers, Maudie Weathers, and Myra Shaver take a coffee break. Giving final O. K. on new book is Mrs. Hall, our school librarian Mr. Lorenz listens while Ricky Roberts gives a civics report Sarnmie Kellner and Don Johnson watch as Miss Mahood instructs them in their Latin lesson. Mrs. Peters explains how to bisect an angle to Allan Odgers, while Doug Jack wonders if it is worth the effort. Mrs. Winters helps Ray Vaughn with a sentence in English II. h M, W QW I8 2? Miss Miller explains the of a sentence to Paul Sanders. Lloyd Hamlett, Mr. Duncan, and Lloyd George pause for a few minutes during a busy day of cleaning up. Mr. Harrington points out the land of the Indian tribes of Oklahoma to Joann Claypool and Steven Kuper. Mr. Bullard winks at the camera, while explaining the elements of Biology. Mrs. Anderson points out the subject- verb relationship to L. G. Parkhurst in English III. Vocational Agriculture instructor, Mr. Duffle, shows his F.P. A. boys some points on the fine selection of seeds. 20 Miss Callaway, the Biology teacher, dis- Sir Champion Wins a lot our mascot rs cusses the anatomy of preserved reptilia voted outstanding player for his dogged to Mona Kay Ethridge. The Algebra H teacher, Mr. Matthews, demonstrates a slide rule to Phil Wallace and Jane Crowder. Linda Leniger, Marie Hender- son, and Miss Hall admire the colonial doll furniture made by Debbie Wirth. DCSS , I I I , I I II H0 Nlilgoggc 1 172 61, xx I I SI 'f J Q X 'T 5 1 I I II if 'xx xsavyyll I 5 Lx I I I I Q I W r N Q ' . Iv I I sf 'Q I - I' Q 5 X: L 960 C365 Il F 2 1 I 1 I , I W f L FA RMEBN5 OF ii I I If X- -. sv? u . .,A. . iI 22 ' WM ' iz14iS5g22z1, ,1 N 5?g2:jn.5,g..,,gjhgr IIII, Q? I II,, , IE,,,I:,I... I 4f5gigs351fgg n,:':' Gggw- I ' f' . 'EFI' V M.:-,QKE21 I I Presidents of EHS Organizations, SEATED, left to right: Martha Dubois, Latin Club, Fredrena Moore, Assembly Committee, Barbara Overcash, Bookwormsg Lynn Ann Neal F.H.A.g Bill Howell, Letterman's Club. STANDING: T. O. Adams, Spanish Club, Sherri Luke, Red Cross, Mary Hamilton, Pep Club, Hans Abrahamson, Key Clubg John Hill, Paramedical Clubg Danny Goble, N.F.L.g lan Thomas, Chorus, Al Ruble, Stu- dent Council, Barry Duffle, F.F.A. Qnor picruredj. ACTIVITIE STUDENT COUNCIL Right: Student Council President, Al Ruble. Left: State Vice President ofthe Oklahoma Association of Student Councils, Gray Baker. This year's Student Council was the ultimate production crew which tied together all the various activities of EHS. The Student Council, composed of repre- sentatives from each home room and organi- zation, met weekly to plan mixers and parties, to promote various projects, and to discuss and solve problems of everyday school life. Representatives from the Council attended the State Convention of the Oklahoma Associ- ation of Student Councils. This year Edmond held the office of State Vice President. The Student Council with 'their crew of directors and representatives has constantly worked to help Edmond High School produce the extravaganza of the century. 'x FIRST ROW: Jackie White, Sheryl Hall, Deneice Cunningham, Linda Short, Joanie Kretlow, Ken McBride, Claude LeFever, Roger Mickish, Juddy Kierns, Debbie Wirth, Sandy Cox, Mrs. Spearman. SECOND ROW: Jon Kierns, Eric Lynn, Ralph Duncan, Gray Baker, Gordon Wynn, Marjorie Risdon, Jackie Parsons, Marcene Guyer, Janie Griffin, Lynn Ann Neal, Joyce Yoest- ing, Judy Graham. THIRD ROW: Jim Buchanon, Danny Glazier, Billy Howell, Hans Abraham son, Judy Pearson, Linda Martin, Mary Smith, Betty Lewis, Warren Stanila, David Lee, John Hill, Sherri Gragg, Alex Frank, Kristin Johnson, Danny Baker, Jan Davis, A1Ruble, President. 24 BULLDOG , In order to preserve for posterity in the archives of this great school, we have gathered for the largest performance, the yearbook staff. If our performance is not just letter perfect it will not be the fault of our directors and producer. The Bulldog requires much organization, work, and patience just as any other great production. The work is hard but behind the scenes, we have fun, too. The Bulldog editorsg Jan Davis and Margene We hope this year's Yearbook is the best Montgomery, copy editor, Judy Gossett, and production ever, and that you enjoy it as art director Wayne Hunteman are checking much as we have enjoyed putting it to- the final details before sending the finished gether. product to press. Left to right, SITTING: Nancy Payne, Jan Thomas, Gayle Thomas, Virginia Gourley, Andy Hicks. STANDING: Miss Hall, Peggy Goad, Jackie Parsons, Kathy Rogers, Beverly Henton, Danny Dixon, Martha Dubois. Not pictured, Sherry Ketch. is FIRST ROW: Vice President - G. Baker, President - H. Abramson, Secretary-Treasurer - S. Inman, Student Council Representative - B. Howell. SECOND ROW: J. Cast, C. Norton, J. Mathews, R. Stewart, J. Kennedy, T. Hyatt, J. King, D. Baker, J. Keirns, A. Frank, B. Wetmore, D. Shores, B. Bell. THIRD ROW: R. Morgan, W. Stanila, F. Lewis, E. Lewis, C Westhof, E. Lynn, I. Hill, J. Ingram, T. McKenna, M. Snyder, D. Dixon, R. Patterson, J. Walker, C. Hill, B. McLaughlin, Mr. Shaw. FOURTH ROW: J. James, G. Shillings, B. Melton, M. Goodrich, R. Mickish, T. O. Adams, R. Duncan, L. Buchanon, J. Bunstine, G. Johnson, C. Lamb, D. Ferguson. KEY CLUB The Key Club made its debut in the EHS spotlight this year. The purposes of this club are: to develop initiative and leadershipg to provide experience in living and working togetherg to serve the school and community, to prepare for useful citizenship and to develop ideals in hu- man and spiritual relationships. The initial year of the Key Club included such activities as: volunteering for civic health and cleanup projects, welcoming stations, money making projects, banquets, parties and so- cial events. Sophomore, Junior, and Senior boys comprise the membership of the Club which is spon- sored by the Edmond Kiwanis Club. Sennores Bill Wetmore, Joe Butler and Rick Bingham rehearse for their Cinerama debut as cantores de Espanol. 26 SEATED ON STAGE, left to right: M. Baker, Secretaryg L. Anderson, Vice Presidentg M. Pons, Treas- urerg T. O. Adams, President. SEATED, left to right: C. Clifton, J. Smith, B. Curry, M. Knight, M. McClure, I. Thomas, C. Meyer, B. Stevenson, J. Haden, and S. Parsons. STANDING, left to right: S. McCollum, I. Griffin, T. Honamichl, S. Ketch, L. Pons, S. Malcom, I. Harmon, R. Harmon, D. Black, K. Boldin, M. Snyder, I. Leonard, Miss Colleen Kivelehen, Sponsor, I. Butler, B. Wetmore, R. Bingham, J. Matthews, I. Davis, A. Hicks, S. Bass, M. Ethridge, I. Mickish, K. Prior, F. Lewis, A. Ruble. SPANISH CLUB JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE The Spanish Club has been a school organiza- tion since l935, and is growing larger every year. This year there are approximately 30 members. The purpose of this club is to broaden the interest and understanding of the Spanish language. The members find this year more interesting by being able to make recordings of their own Voices with their new recording equipment. Miss Kivlehen, the sponsor, may well be very proud of the in- creased interest the organization has promoted. She has been the sponsor of this club for 25 years. If someday EHS decides to have a Spanish cin-' erama, we will expect a great deal of able as- sistance from this organization. The Junior Classical League is an organization for both old and new students in Latin. The pur- pose of this club, both nationally and locally, is to increase knowledge and interest in Latin. One of the highlights of the year was having dinner and a program at an Italian restaurant. The members receive a pin which is an em- blem of the laurel wreath and the torch of classi- cal civilization. This part of EHS production was directed by Miss Colleen Kivelehen, who has been directing this club since it was established. Romansg B.Bell, D. Shores, N. Wynn. SEATED ON FLOOR: S. Higgins and N. Harrison. SEATED, left to right: P. Sanders, M. Cunningham, H. Haden, M. Hamilton, D. Truby, T. Bloomer, J. White, A. Walker, H. Baird, D. Sanders, and F. Langley. STANDING, left to right: R. Ingram, R. Bass, I. Hyatt, D. Aken, T. Dearmore, D. Goble, A. Frank, R. Morgan, B. Allen, A. Hawkins, D. Lee, Secretary-Treasurerg Miss Mary Mahood, Sponsor, M. Dubois, Presidentg W. Stanila, Vice Presidentg Miss Colleen Kivelehen, Sponsor, T. Fightmaster, M. Nomura, B. Mclaughlin, I. Fancy, E. McCollom, S. Grywalski, R. Bernard, K. McBride, L. Hulsey, C. McCollom, B. Burt. iw ROW 1: Sharon Sharpe, Pat Murphy, Phyllis LaMar, Norma Teague, David Baker, Karen Sharpe Robert Morgan. ROW 2: Mrs. Hall, Carole Goodnight, Barbara Overcash, Joyce Yoesting, Sha- ron McCollom, Mariam Cunningham, Jim Cunningham, Paul Sanders, Fred Lewis, Kenneth Nor- ton, Patsy Benton, Glenda Miller, Paula Casey, John Couron, Don Johnson, Alan Seunram. BOOK WORMS Behind the scene, the Bookworms have done their part in helping the EHS cast. The student body always finds the Bookworms ready to help them find any article which they need. The members of this organization have had a full, active, and interesting year. They have attended lectures, installation banquets and also the state meeting. The Bookworms, sponsored by Mrs. Hall, are chosen by their high ideals, scholarship, and personalities. FHA. We are the future Homemakers of Amer- ica. We face the future with warm courage and high hopes . . . and the Edmond Chap- ter of the F. H.A. has begun to recognize the importance of recreation and service. With fifty-nine members, this organiza- tion holds monthly meetings and also parti- cipates in district and state meetings. Skills learned in F. H.A. are those that will be bene ficial in present and future homes. Their eight-sided emblem symbolizes the significant purposes of the organization. The F. H. A. was under the leadership of Mrs. Ella Mae Broyles. ROW 1: C. Ward - Treasurer, L. Wilson - Chaplain, J. Smith - Reporter, S. Kellner - His- torian, L. A. Neal - President, P. Goad - Secretary, S. Maxwell- Song Leader, J. Crowder - Parliamentarian. ROW 2: S. Harrold, H. Powell, A. Moberly, E. Simpson, A. Hubbard, K. Houser, N. Ulery, M. Henderson, J. lngle, P. Sturgeon, K. Oxford, S. Marshall, S. Davis, Mrs. Broyles. ROW 3: C. Meyers, M. Stafford, M. Jones, N. Cone, P. Kellner, M. Collins, J. Fugate, M. Graham, F. Roth, C. Duncan, L. Collier, L. Honomichll, J. Cline, J. Sparks. ROW 4: F. Moore, S. Malcome, B. Lynn, M. Yoesting, C. Fleenor, S. Northrup, M. John- son, C. Goodnight, C. Malcom, T. Shearer, J. Hawley. X DEBA TE This year's Edmond High School debate squad will be involved with such issues as tariffs, quotas, underdeveloped countries, and the European Economic community, Debating the proposition, resolved that the United States should initiate a policy of reciprocal free trade among non-communist nations, the EHS speakers will represent their school in approximately 10 tournaments this year, ROW 1: Penny Davis and Mr. Shaw, Spon- sor. ROW 2: Mary Smith and Jane Crowd- er. ROW 3: Joy Fancey and Pat Murphy. ROW 4: Bob McLaughlin and Brad Rice. ROW 5: Alex Frank and Dan Goble. PARAMEDICAL CL UB This year, a new organization has been added to EHS. The Paramedical Club was designed to aid those interested in entering the field of medicine. lt was under the able leadership of Mr. Kirk Rice. These future Ben Caseys gained much knowledge of medicine through trips to different hos- pitals and talks by prominent doctors. The Club has done much this year to further interest in medicine. SITTING, left to right: Margie Risdon, Peggy Sanders, Joyce Yoesting, Dollie Truby, Carole Goodnight, Mary Bingham, Barbara Curry, Mary Smith, and Penny Davis. STANDING, left to right: John Hill, President, Danny Baker, Vice President, Carmen Cherry, Secretary-Treas- urerg Janet Mickish, Barbara Burt, Sue Rose, Cammie Johnson, Virginia Gourley, Carla Baker, Barry Allen, Jack Burgess, L. G. Parkhurst, Mr. Rice, Robert Bass, and Jerry Hyatt. 29 SPONSORS SEATED: Mrs. Zelma Faulkner, Mrs. Murlene Anderson, Miss Mary Mahood. OFFICERS STANDING: Sharon Dykes - Treasurer, Donna Hedges - Vice-President, Mary Hamilton - President, Nancy Payne - Secretary, Lynn Ann Neal - Student Council Representative. BOW WOW More than 150 EHS girls belong to the Bow Wows. Attending athletic events, pre- senting pep assemblies, buying the Letter- men's jackets from money they make in concession work, and plastering the halls and students with art work to boost school spirit are just a few of this organization's duties. Coronations are planned and carried out by the Bow Wows. At the close of the year the Bow Wows hold a tea, inviting their mothers and next year 's members as guests. At this tea the next year's officers and cheerleaders are an- nounced. Hopes run high and the new core of officers get ready for a new year of ac- tivities. New and different things have been done this year. The surprise Pep Assembly really gave everyone a big boost in spirit. The year's schedule is a busy one for this organization whose responsibility is to stim- ulate school spirit. CHEERLEADERS FIRST ROW: Karen Boldin, Carla Baker, Marilyn Baker, Dianna Kretlow, Head Cheer- leader. SECOND ROW: Mary Ellen McClure, Linda Martin, Jackie Martin. THIRD ROW: Carmen Cherry, Kristin Johnson. J UNI ORS AND SENIORS Top Picture: FIRST ROW: K. Sharpe, S. Sharpe, F. Moore, B. Lewis, L. Williford, C. Cory, G. Fancey, D. Barlow, M. Hamilton. SECOND ROW:, I. Thomas, N. Teague, C. Meyer, M. Riley, J. Gossett, J. Davis, S. Dykes, S. Luke, L. Neal. THIRD ROW: N. Johnson, C. Malcolm, C. Mc- Collum, M. Steinman, E. Jackson, S. Loman, D. Wirth, S. Gragg, J. Parsons. FOURTH ROW: V. Gourley, D. Hedges, J. Norman, L. Sneed, K. Robertson, N. Payne, J. Hawley, J. Smith, B. Winn, FIFTH ROW: T. Huffman, L. Raines, A. Marshall, J. Browne, P. Davis, M. Risdon, S. Cox, M. Smith, I. Crowder. SIXTH ROW: M. Montgomery, N. Fuller, P. Byram. FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORES Bottom Picture: FIRST ROW: C. Harms, H. Haden, M. Lamb, G. Thomas, R. McGough, M. Yoest ing, J. Johnson, P. Hedgecock, M. Stafford, C. Goodnight. SECOND ROW: J. Norman, M. Baker, S. Malcom, S. Ketch, S. Moore, M. Howell, T. Ketch, K. Winn, P. Wagoner, K. Oxford, J. Mickish. THIRD ROW: D. Nunn, V. Hunt, J. Sharp, B. Stevenson, M. Ethridge, S. Parsons, C. Hart, D. Dark, D. Black, D. Martin. FOURTH now: S. Goff, D. Dykes, J. Johnson, D. Slack, S. Gosselin, K. Rogers, B. Hinton, J. Kretlow, J. Innerarity, A. Hubbard, D. Cunningham. FIFTH ROW: N. Ferguson, M. Miller, M. Oxford, J. Horton, T. Renner, J. Smith, S. Higgins, C. Hall, B. Hubbard, K. Halverson, N. Millar. SIXTH ROW: D. Johnson, P. l-Iarms, K. Griffen, J. White, S. Grywalski, A. Schmidt, C. Ketch, S. Marshall, C. Talley, T. Elkins, S. Weese. SEVENTH ROW: C. Clifton, S. Gragg, A. Freeman, S. Delay, H. Baird, V. Peininger, S. Robertson, V. McClure, K. Stone, B. Kendrick, L. Parr. EIGHTH ROW: J. Fugate, A. Lewis, M. Woods, E. Biggs. 3 I FIRST ROW: Jan Thomas, Denice Cunningham, Alex Hubbard, Penny Sturgeon, Veta Lou Mc- Clure, Sandra Grywalski. SECOND ROW: Kay Wynn, Sheila Shelden, Frances Langley, Dana Sanders, Dollie Truby, Sherry Marshall. THIRD ROW: Doris McKinley, Linda Burt, Sharon Maxwell, Vicki Badger, Bonnie Hubbard, Pat Watson, Katherine Pryor, Janet Mickish, Barbara Burt, Miss Kivlehen, Sponsor, Betty Lewis, Norma Cone, Cammi Johnson, Hope Talley. JR. RED CROSS In every great production there are bound to be a few accidents. The same holds true with the EHS Cinerama. It is the duty of the Jr. Red Cross to take care of these minor emergencies when they arise. The members of the Jr. Red Cross give service to the school and to the community. They have numerous projects which include preparing baskets of food and favors for rest homes, and taking care of the first aid room. Miss Kivlehen, the JRC sponsor, works whole-heartedly with this group as they make EHS a better place to be. LE TTERMEN ,S CL UB One of the most promising acts in the EHS Cinerama is its sports program. Part of the success of this club is due to the enthusiastic support of the Lettermen's Club. The purposes of this club are to further school spirit and citizenship, to provide a better understanding of athletics, and to improve association among different sports groups. The club picked up seventeen new mem- bers this year. This organization is in charge of the coke machines for a money-making project. The busy sponsors are John Schwartz and Ralph Bullard. FLRST ROW: John Hill - Secretary, Roger Mickish - Student Council Representative, Hans Abra- hamsen - Vice President, Bill Howell - President. SECOND ROW: Al Ruble, Claude LeFever, Ronnie Birdwell, Charles Pfeiffer, Frankie Hill, Juddy Keirns. THIRD ROW: Jon Keirns, Bob John, Mark Snyder, Richard Patterson, Gray Baker. FOURTH ROW: Bill Townsend, Gene Miles Harvey Jones, Pat Burkhart, John King, Charles Cook. F .A. R. Martin, G. Baker, M. Smith, D. Gilpin, and B. Ashby hold the group of Dorset lambs at the Tulsa . State Fair. The Future Farmers of America and vocational agriculture first be- came a part of the curriculum of the Edmond High School system in July, 1948. lt was started by the present advisor, Leon Duffle. The constructive activities are for boys interested in a future in some branch of agriculture, and are planned to develop leadership, citizenship, and sportsmanship, along with the ability to carry a job through to completion. Perhaps the success of our chap- ter is best explained by this quo- tation from our F.F.A. Creed. I believe in the Future of Farm ing with a faith born not of words but of deeds. OFFICERS: C. Pfeiffer, Reporter: B. Brentlinger, Treasurer: L. Duffle, Advisor, O. Mixer, Vice Pres identg B. Duffle, President. BOTTOM ROW: G. Baker, Sentinel: R. Martin, Secretary: F. Everet, Reporter. FIRST ROW: G. Baker, B. Duffle, O. Mixer, R. Martin, B. Brentlinger, C. Pfeiffer, F. Eve- ret. SECOND ROW: R. Wills, B. John, D. Gilpin, M. Smith, H. Geurin, B. Clark, R. Mc- Cune, L. Duffle. THIRD ROW: B. Sanders, J. Price, J. Boley, M. Nomura, J. Peters, H. Geurin, B. Ashby. FOURTH ROW: B. Bowers, W. Crotts, P. Moreland, M. Maple, R. De- Moss, B. King, D. Brown, R. Brand, S. Tinsley. FIFTH ROW: J. Bushey, F. Swindell, M. Reed, I, Fairchild, B. Rowden, L. Martin, J. Ison, B. Hartwig, T. Stillwell, P. Hammond. SIXTH ROW: C. Howard, C. Thompson, L. Alexander, H. Garrett, G. Stewart, T. Wagoner, D. Correll. 33 STANDING: Ann Marshall, Linda Raines, Janie Browne, Marcia Roberts, Donna Hedges, Taw- ny Huffman, Becky Emerson, Barbara Overcash, Betty Jo Tumlinson, Jackie Norman, Ralph Duncan, Bill Townsend, Warren Stanila, Miss Miller - Sponsor, Fredrena Moore - Editor. SEATED: Judi Chadwell, Susan Scamrnahorn, A1Rub1e, John Gullett. BARKER ASSEMBL Y COMMITTEE Meeting the deadline for every issue is a major project for the Barker Staff. The eighteen members, under the skillful direc- tion of Miss Roberta Miller, managed to capture a living picture of life at EHS. The staff has constantly strived to make this year's paper the best ever. The money received from subscriptions was used for the improvement of the BARK- ER, and toward the acquiring of a new mimeograph machine. This machine would aid greatly their hopes for a prize-winning newspaper. The BARKER, plays an important part in the lives of faculty and students, in that it helps to keep them well informed of the happenings around EHS. Planning the productions at EHS has been a big job for the assembly committee this year. But, as we all agree, they have done a good job of it. Sponsored by Mrs. Durham, the assembly committee has produced many Academy Award winning assemblies, such as Christ- mas, religious emphasis, civil defense, and Thanksgiving assemblies. We are fortunate to have this fine committee back stage in our EHS productions. FRONT ROW: Andrea Hicks, Martha Dubois, Fredrena Moore, Warren Stanila. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Durham, Sponsor, Barbara Persinger, Mary Hamilton, Linda Anderson, Dal Ferguson, David Hocker, Sandy Marshall. THIRD ROW: Carol Meyer, Anita Lewis, Judy Pearson, Chris Westhof, Gay Fancey, Kyle Oxford, Alex Frank, Mike Nomura, Martha Knight. FIRST ROW: I. Graham, M. Smith, C. Hart, J. Thomas, M. Knight, N. Teague, M. McClure, R. Parrish, N. Mangram, M. Oxford. SECOND ROW: L. Ledlow, J. Gossett, S. Duncan, J. Fu- gate, P. Purdim, L. Wilson, S. Parsons, D. Bohde, D. Truby, B. Channel, E. Yarnell, C. Meyer. THIRD ROW: S. Malcolm, V. Gourley, K. Oxford, C. Codding, M. Kasper, S. North- rup, J. Smith, S. Wynn, N. Johnson, K. Wynn. FOURTH ROW: S. Bass, M. Johnson, F. Moore M. Guyer, S. Weiss, L. Anderson, P. Benton, J. Johnson, J. Johnson. CHOR US Vocal music director Mrs. Lucile Watkins. The EHS Chorus adds a great deal to the total outcome of the production of Cinera- ma. Background music is always needed for the finishing touches of a smooth per- formance. Also in the background, but not too far, is the fine director of the EHS Cho- rus, Mrs. Lucille Watkins, This year the chorus attended contests and also gave con- certs for the EHS students. SS as 5 ii 4 ai Q -fa E9 F E I E lg 5 a fe fs 3 si ? Talley, L. Parkhurst, R. Morgan, M. Featured performers of the band are Sue Rose, band Beardain, E. Fagan, T. McCreary, D. queen and Charles Hill, drum major. Suenram, C. Ward, S. Bondurant, M. Roberts, M. Dubois, B. Emerson, L. Meyers. Not pictured: Tommy Jones. BAD The EHS Band continues to be one of the most successful hits of the season. Many behind the scenes rehearsals were required to put this show on the road. Spectacular performances include foot- ball shows, concerts, and contests. Other band activities are pep band, dance band, solos, and ensembles. The band is recognized as being one of the out- standing bands of its size. Band members took time out from their busy schedule to make an all day fun trip in the spring. The trip was financed by their annual magaiine sales. Mr. Charles Robison, band director, 37 smiles at the success of one of EHS's largest productions. , 5 W F 35 f ' K Q- Eigiihgi ,w g if .4 K E . 4 522225: V 4 YZZM ' ' 31553343 I 'fm .M gs. I , , X .Ll 4 5 I , fe: K '26 W M522 W fag , , lf? ' IQ: ,,. . 1 A ' :L S ..k.V .-J fn Yffawf , pr..l. SPUR TS FIRST ROW: B. Polk, B. Melton, B. Townsend, M. Snyder, R. Ozbirn, H. Jones, R. Bingham - Manager, C. LeFever F. Hill, B. John, G. Schilling, R. Carlon, P. Burkhart, SECOND ROW: R. Bullard - Coach, T. Fightmaster, L Bu cannon, J. Godfrey, T. Smith, R. Mickish, G. Wynn, G. Miles, D. Devoew, T. Dearmore, J. Crick, C. Pfeifer R Birdwell, A. Ruble, F. Trenary - Coach. THIRD ROW: C. Harrington- Coach, S. Shepherd, B. King, D. Ferguson J F OO TBALL Under the direction of the new coaches John Schwartz, Ralph Bullard, Clester Harrington, and Fred Trenary, the Bull dogs fought their way through a surprisingly successful season as the crowds roared approval. Although the Bulldogs didn t win the conference, they were headed for a tie when the upset-minded Guthrie Bluejays rallied in the second half to knock those chances sky high. Two of the most impressive victories were scored over Blackwell and Perry. From the first days of football camp the boys heard shouts of Let's go, boys, it ain't for the ladies! and that classic phrase, Oh Yeah! Next year the Bulldogs have high hopes of going even farther since there will be many returning lettermen. Bulldog gridders express sideline spirit during a crucial moment. Edmond Edmond Edmond Edmond Edmond Edmond Edmond Edmond Edmond Edmond SCHEDULE Henrietta - - capitol Hin - Perry ---- Moore - - Del City - - Blackwell - - Guthrie - - - John Marshall Chilocco - - Cushing - - - , 1 , , , .fr f' ff' lf' tiff! ' COACHES: Fred Tren ary, John Schwartz Clester Harrington, and Ralph Bullard. Lenochan, B. Howell, E. Lynn, J. Hill, M. Goodrich, G. Werner, I. Keirns, P. Thompson, Juddy Keirns, Mike Brunken, S. Kflight, J. SChW3ftZ COE'LCh. Roger FIRST ROW, Left: J. Eshelman, B. Richards, J. Murray, D. Burkhart, C. Hadock, J. Martin, R. Risdon, T. Helder- man, E. Thayer, L. Wagner. SECOND ROW, Left: I. Rogers, R, Smith, D. Corrall, E. Baker, M. Freeman, T. Da- vis, P. Nusbaum, R. Bernard, L. Maxwell, F. Cherry, P. Sneed, L. Shirley, Coach George. THIRD ROW, Left: S. Tyler, C, Peugh, W. Riley, J. Cleaver, S. Jarvis, K. Miller, R. Stinson, P. Sneed, B. Ritzhaupt, L. Hulsey, H. Drak P. Thompson, K. McBride. Ronnie Birclwell Mike Brunken Mike Goodrich QNO. 221 is nearly stopped on a gain by a Chilocco player as Pat Pat Burkhart Dal Ferguson Burkhart QNO. 25j rushes in to help out. Mike Goodrich Frankie Hill John Hill Bill Howell All-Conference Harvey Jones Bobby John Jon Keirns juddy Keirns 42 ,.,..remlsacQ'H Claude Lellever Joe Lenochan Eric Lynn Roger Mickish All-Conference All-Conference A1 Ruble Gerald Schilling Mark Snyder B111 Townsend Gary Werner Gordon Wynn Mike Brunken QNO. 851 receives a touchdown pass to cinch a victory for the Bulldogs. 43 . A 'U . 'LV J I' fi it ' ffl Coaches Clester Harrington and Ralph Bullard discuss a new play for the Stillwater game. Mike Brunken and T. O. Adams fight hard to keep visiting team from scoring. Coaches Clester Harrington, Ralph Bul- lard, and the boys have done a great job this year in turning out a fine seasons rec- ord. With spirit and determination, and the good sportsmanship that has been a part of our school's tradition for so many years the team fought to a fine 17 wins 6 losses record led by captain Jimmy John Steward. The team played a large part in the sports spectacular ofthe EHS Cinerama. Edmond ---- 53 Stillwater - Edmond ---- 55 Pauls Valley Edmond ---- 52 Perry ---- Edmond ---- 45 Guthrie - - Edmond ---- 46 Choctaw - - Edmond ---- 68 Blackwell - Edmond ---- 59 Chilocco - - Edmond ---- 53 Perry ---- Edmond ---- 63 Casady - - Edmond ---- 59 Del City - - Edmond ---- 56 Choctaw - - Edmond ---- 46 Chilocco - - Edmond ---- 50 Del City - - Edmond ---- 44 Stillwater - - Edmond ---- 48 Guthrie - - Edmond ---- 39 Pauls Valley Edmond ---- 81 Blackwell - - Edmond ---- 55 Clinton - - - ' Conference Champions Jimmy John Steward looks encouraging when asked about to- night's game. -f2 ' A :5 ml -M3-7 '-:: f - Q f9f'q'4 ,. :far is MA,, ., L ' ' 'ml J. Leonard, Forward .f , ., f fIr5'7 WM: ' xr: - ' ' : ssrsd ddsd ' .--g',- Q I 5 ,.,i, Q. is I , K r ,e- Gray Baker and T. O. Adams fight for a rebound. G. Baker, FOIWHTC1 M. Brunken, Guardg J. Keirns, Guardg T. O. Adams, Forwardg J. Steward, Centerg M. ,Goodrich, Guard E. Hastings, Centerg F. Hill, Forwardg G. Billen, Centerg J. Gullett, Guardg D. Robery, Guard '45 VARSITY BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Coaches Bullard and Harrington. SECOND ROW: L. Baucom, S. Shepherd, C. Hill, D. Robey, M. Goodrich, B. Melton, H. Jones, F. Hill, E. Collier, G. Clary. THIRD ROW: J. Keirns, J. Gullett, G. Baker, K. Parker, G. Billen, T. O. Adams, E. Hastings, J. Leonard, M. Brunken, M. Mades, P. Beene. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL The Freshman understudies ofthe basketball team worked long and hard to learn their parts so that they could step into the stars' places in thefuture. They also had much experience in their own games whereythe long hours of practice and strong determination paid off. We will be watching these fast rising stars with interest in the years to come. FIRST ROW: R. Bernard, P. Thompson, R. Vaughn, L. Maxwell, P. Sneed, L. Hulsey, L. Shirley. SECOND ROW: L. Wagoner, R. D. Smith, D. Burkhart, M. Mahall, J. Martin, R. Risdon, F. Cherry, M. Freeman, M. Ledgerwood. THLRD ROW: M. Chapman, I. Miller, K. Miller, S. Barber, D. Corall, J. Burns, M. McNamara. 46 S FIRST ROW, left to right: Iohn Helms, Charles Cook, Doyle Brown, John King, Richard Thom- ason, Gene Miles, Bill Wetmore, Bill Howell, Eric Lynn, Roger Mickish, Dal Ferguson, Bill Townsend. SECOND ROW, left to right: Coach Tyler, Lloyd Bucannon, Gary Hall, Stan Ray, Joe Butler, Jim Roberts, Curtis Hall, John Cherry, Mike Nomura, Tom McKenna, Larry Hulsey, Ion Godfrey, Paul Morelan, Byram Graham, Gary Stinson. THIRD ROW, left to right: Jimmie Green, Ronnie Ingram, Mike Helderman, Truxton Gerlach, Tom Fightmaster, Jim Buchanan, Mark Snyder, Sammy Davidson, Ronnie Bowles, George Frame, Jack Bunstine. WRE T LIN G The usual production went on in wrestling this year, The boys were going through what all stars must - rehearsing and reducing. Coach Sherman Tyler is the prompter and spends many hours each afternoon training his boys to do their best in the matches. Not only are the Edmond wrestlers strictly disciplined by their coaches, but they must also have a tremendous amount of self-discipline, especially when they are pulling weight. The Edmond boys took second in the Midwest City Cinerama and third in their performance at the Regional Tournament in Edmond. y Wrestling Captain Eric Lynn, SCHED ULE Edmond - - - - 35 Guthrie - - - Edmond - - - - 19 Putnam City - Edmond - - - - 12 Perry - - - - Edmond - - - - 32 Midwest City Edmond - - - - 37 Chilocco - - Edmond - - - 3 John Marshall Edmond - - - -' 19 Blackwell - - Edmond - - - - 25 Del City - - - 47 Roger Mickish catches Eric Lynn off balance during Coaches Tyler and George a practice match. prepare for a workout with the boys. Eric Lynn Roger Mickish Bill Howell Bill Wetmore Charles C0Ok Jimmie Green Bill Townsend Truxton Gerlach Gene Miles John King Richard Thomason Dal Ferguson Byram Graham Doyle Brown Mike Helderman 48 FRE HMAN WRE TLI G This year the Freshman Bullpups have produced a winning team un- der the leadership of Lloyd George. The Bullpups had a great year's showing with good sportsmanship and good conduct in all matches. These wrestlers gave a good name to EHS wherever they went. The Freshmen have worked hard and their long hours of practice have Hank Dark and Bob Ritzhaupt demonstrate the Paid Off- WG SXPSCI H lot Of gO0d fefefeeg hold, wrestling from these boys when they have a bigger role in the EHS drama. BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Parker Sneed, Bert Richards, Bobby Smith, Ben Bare, Jerry Cleaver, Bob Ritzhaupt, Hank Dark. SECOND ROW: Tim Davis, Mike Hapgood, Johnny Murray, Jim Roberts, Ken McBride, Charles Peugh., THIRD ROW: Coach George, Sam Jarvis, Phil Hammond, Allen Garrett, Duane Thein, Bradley Bowers, Mike Goff, Jim Rhodes, Edward Thayer. jf ' 'N t slain, TB 49 New coach with new ideas, Ralph Y Bullard, anticipates the season's winnings with a smile. The EHS track team is all decked out in new costumes for this year's performance. Many groans are made bout running and getting in shape, but it all pays off when the words 'Victory for Edmond' are called at a meet. As in baseball, the track team has a late season so we can only predict a successful one for them. Pinto Beene shows correct form in approaching the bar. a Mark Snyder, Robert Carlon, John Hill, and Roger Mickish warm up before the big race 50 Eager beavers Dan Baker, Jimmy John Steward, and Bobby Doyle eagerly await the opening ofthe season. Coach Schwartz looks over this season's schedule with high hopes. BASEBALL Under the guidance of coach John Schwartz, the Bulldog baseball team turned out for practice under the handicap of a late winter to prepare for another tough sea- son ofthe popular spring sport. The boys, Brothers Eddie and Larry in their new uniforms, are the best dressed Collier, prospective pitch- ers, examine a game ball. actors in the Cmerama production here at EHS. They are looking hopefully toward a fine and successful season this year. The Key Club Car Smash was a big hit for EHS students, especially Dal Ferguson. 5l K. I M . ' N . -5 ww K . 4 S , , 5225! ,K 7, f J' Q: Lm' , L,,W Q Q ' . - h O , A ' f 'P N ' , A-1-1 II! a Q ff , 4 f Q-ff X'-'J :H i 311-1-7-1g 5 SMA 155221 ' Q - g Ji i-3-...1g-...ggi - AZ.: , ,K., ' ' A A ' ' S li .iA. , . vi 1K' L' g: 4.225551 W WHOQS WHO ! 2 N SAL U TA TORIAN V ALEDI C TORIAN MISS EH. MR. EH. . 1 Attendant - JACKIE PARSONS Attendant - DIANA KRETLOW Escort - JIMMY STEWARD Escort - ERIC LYNN 55 99 BAND QUEEN SUE ROSE Dru M J CHARLES HILL F00 TBALL Q UEEN DIANA KRETLOW C p ROGER MICKISH WRESTLING Q UEEN JACKIE PARSONS c p ERIC LYNN BASKETBALL Q UEEN JAN DAVIS C p JIMMY STEWARD SPRING SPOR TS PRINCESS KRISTIN JOHNSON KEY CL UB SWEETHEAR T MA RGENE MONTGOMERY P d HANS ABRAHAMSEN CA RLA BA KER JUDY GOSSETT Football Attendant Key Club Sweetheart Attendant Basketball Attendant CARMEN CHERRY MARTHA DUBOIS Z SHERRI GRAGG Wrestling Attendant Band Queen Attendant Wrestling Attendant Spring Sports Attendant JAN DAVIS Key Club Sweetheart Attendant Spring Sports Attendant MARY DALE HAMILTON Wrestling Attendant TA WNY HUFFMAN Football Attendant KRISTIN IOHNSON Football Attendant Basketball Attendant DIANA KRETLOW Key Club Sweetheart Attendant LYNN ANN NEAL Wrestling Attendant Basketball Attendant Key Club Sweetheart Attendant Spring Sports Attendant LINDA MARTIN Basketball Attendant MARCIA ROBERTS Band Queen Attendant MARY ELLEN MCCLURE Spring Sports Attendant 59 DEBBIE WORTH Football Attendant SENIORS Top to Bottom: Jimmy Johnston, Rog- er Mickish, Ralph Duncan, Eric Lynn, Bill Howell, Mike Goodrich, Chris Westhof,- Stanley Inman, Margene Montgomery, Fredrena Moore, Jackie Parsons, Diana Kretlow, Carol Maier, Cheryl Cory, Lynn Ann Neal, Mary Hamilton, Norma Teague. IUNIORS Top to Bottom: Dal Ferguson, Dan Goble, Jerry Hyatt, Robert McLaugh- lin, Andria Hicks, Alex Frank, Mar- tha Dubois, Carla Baker, Marcia Ro- berts, Virginia Gourley, Kristin John son, Edwina Jackson, Sherry Gragg, Carmen Cherry. ATIO AL H0 OR UCIETIE Juniors and Seniors make up the National Honor Society and do real justice to Edmond High School. They must possess scholastic ability, leadership, citizenship, and be of service to the school and their community to be chosen by the faculty committee. Their selection is also based on National standards, which require them to be in the upper ten percent of their class. SOPHOMORES FIRST ROW: T. Ketch J Crowde M. Baker, M. Howell M Yoest ing, D. Dark. SECOND ROW S Ketch, M. Bingham K Boldrn IV Cunningham, G. Thomas L An derson, S. Gragg. THIRD ROW F Fagan, J. Johnson, J Dubois J Fugate, A. Fletcher L Wilson IV Stafford. FOURTH ROW C Hill R. Ingram, B. Graham K Norton J. Buchanan, A. Suenram L Urb SENIORS and JUNIORS FRONT ROW: S. Dykes, D. Kretlow, P. Goad, C. Meyer, M. Knight, C. Cory. SECOND ROW C. Westhof, E. Lynn, M. Goodrich, J. Johnson, R. Mickish, R. Duncan, S. Inman. THIRD ROW: S. Gragg, K. Johnson, A. Hicks, S. Cox, N. Johnson, J. Yoesting, C. Richmond, M. Dubois, C. Cherry, S. Loman. FOURTH ROW: J. Norman, M. Johnson, J. Hyatt, E. Hastings, D. Ferguson, A. Frank, D. Gobel, E. Jackson, C. Baker. TA TE HO OR SOCIETIE The State Honor Society has always been a highly admired and respected organization. Here at Edmond High School, it has greatly benefited the students through its constant effort to promote scholastic achievements. Being in the upper ten percent of their class for two semesters makes students from all grades eligible. These students have worked hard for this honor and really deserve a great deal of credit for their efforts. SOPHOMORES and FRESHMEN FRONT ROW: J. Dubois, J. Fugate, S. Ketch, T. Ketch, J. Crowder, A. Hawkins, M. Baker, M. Howell, J. Griffin, M. Yoesting, D. Dark, S. Gragg, B. Burt. SECOND ROW: Mary Bing- ham, K. Boldin, S. Bondurant, S. Moore, F. Fagan, S. Harrold, S. Glenn, N. Cone, S. Gry- walski, M. Cunningham, A. Enos, M. Baker, M. Good, M. Stafford, L. Wilson. THIRD ROW: D. Slack, D. Cunningham, C. Ketch, N. Biggs, S. Marshall, J. White, J. Chaffman, A. Hub- bard, S. Delay, R. McGough, G. Thomas, A. Fletcher, C. Hall, L. Anderson. FOURTH ROW: B. Ritzhaup, P. Thompson, K. Norton, L. an, B. Rice, K. McBride, M. Freeman, R. Ber- nard, L. Hauser, F. Cherry, L. Shirl , L. tt 11 in ft 1 HMV 6I X X N' K Q X x x N S xx X XXX X A X Xxxx X X x N x Q X .W .X X 'X XXX X x XXX 6 X xx X XX X XX X N X XXX XX X fs X X X X xxx XXXXXX X XX X X X N XX X -7 Q x xxx V Qi X xxx X' N N 1 ' . , f A ' Q ini . - ' 62 CLASS Senior Class Sponsors, left to right, Mr. Schwartz, Mrs. Whitely, Mrs. Spearman, and Mr. ENIOR Eric Lynn - Vice President, Lynn Ann Neal - Secre- tary, Gray Baker - President, Jan Davis - Treasurer, 64 In the fall of 1960, we scared, con- fused Sophomores presented ourselves on the stage of EHS. As the year progressed we dropped many props and flubbed our lines, but were slowly becoming ac- quainted with the acceptable customs. Returning the next year, well ac- customed to the style and manner of Senior High, we proceeded to carve a niche for ourselves in EHS. Our Junior Year included the play THE GIRLS IN 509 and the almost endless planning and work on our Junior-Senior banquet and prom, Hawaiian Holiday. But now we're the top stars of the play, and are busy with time-consuming plans for the future. Eagerly, yet, re- luctantly, we leave to fulfill them. We would like to thank our sponsors for the wonderful help and encourage- ment that they have given us. Without them we would not have accomplished as much these past three years. And now, we say good-bye. 'Y HAMSEN, HANS - Key Club Pres. lg Student Council lg Jr. Class Treas. lg Lettermen's Club V.- Pres. lg Footbaii 3g Basketball 2g Basebaii 3. ADAMS, T. O. - Spanish Club Pres.g Key Club Chap- laing Basketball lg Basketball Escortg Entered 62- 63. BAKER, GRAY - St. Student Council V. Pres.g Jr. Ro- tariang Basketball 2g Baseball 2g Key Club V. Pres.g Lettermen's Clubg Sr. Class Pres.g Mr. EHS. BARLOW, DONNA - Pep Club 3g 12 Year Club. BARNETT, CAROL - FHA 1. BARTLEY, MARY - 12 Year Clubg Jr. Play. BASS, SANDRA - FHA 2, V. Pres.g Spanish Club lg Ir. Play. BENTON, PATRICIA - Bookworms lg Entered 62- 63. BILLEN, JACK - Wrestling Mgr. 3g Wrestling lg Track 2g 12 Year Club. BINGHAM, RICK - Football 1, Mgr. lg Baseball Mgr. lg Spanish Club. BIRDWELL, RONNIE - Football 3g Lettermen's Club 2g Wrestlingg 12 Year Clubg Band Queen Escort. BISHOP, KAREN - 12 Year Club. BOHACH, JOHNNY - 12 Year Club. BROWN, DOYLE - Wrestling 2g Track 2. BRUNKEN, MIKE - Football lg Basketball lg Baseball lg Entered 62-63g Basketball Escort. BRYDEN, JIM - Track 3g Basketball 2g Sec. Soph. Classg 12 Year Club. BUNSTINE, JACK - Wrestling 3g Track 2g Key Clubg 12 Year Club. BURT, LINDA - Jr. Red Crossg Paramedical Clubg FHAg 12 Year Club. CBLAGGD, FRANKIE DOYLE - FHA 3g Pep Club 2. CALDWELL, SHARON - 12 Year Club. CAMPBELL, CHARLES - Wrestling lg Latin Club lg Baseball 1. CHADWELL, JUDY -, Entered 62-63. COLE, JAMES - Entered 62-63. COLLIER, LARRY - Baseball 3g Lettermen's Club lg Stu- dent Council lg Basketball lg 12 Year Club. COOK, CHARLES - Wrestling 3g Lettermen's Club 1g Key Club. CORY, CHERYL - Pep Club 3g Latin Club 2g State Hon- or Soc. 2g NFL 3g 12 Year Clubg Thespians 1. COURON, JOHN - State Honor Soc. lg Library Service Award 3g Bookworms 3g Spanish Club lg 12 Year Club DAVIS, JAN - Pep Club 3g Student Council 3g V.-Pres. lg Spanish Club lg Thespians lg Nat. Honor Soc. lg Girls State Alternateg Annual Staff 2g Co-editor lg Assembly Committee lg Sr. Class Treas.g Basketball Queeng Key Club Sweetheart Att.g Spring Sports Att. DICKSON, ROBERT DIXON, DAN - 1x2 Year Clubg Key Club lg Spanish Clubg Annual Staff lg Junior Rotarian. DUNCAN, RALPH - Student Council lg Barker Co-edi- tor lg NFL lg Entered 62-63. DYKES, SHARON - Pep Club 3, Treas. lg State Honor Soc. lg 12 Year Club. EVERETT, FRANK - FFA 3, Reporter 1. FAGAN, EDWARD - Band 3g 12 Year Club. FANCEY, GAY - Assembly Comm.g Latin Club 2g Spanish Club 2g Debate lg Pep Club lg State Honor Soc. lg Nat. Honor Soc. l. FRAME, GEORGE - Wrestling 2g Latin Club 2. GARRETT, JOHN - State Honor Soc. 2g JCL 2g 12 Year Club. GEURIN, HARVEY - FFA 3. GLAZIER, RICHARD - Football 2g Wrestling l. GLENN, KENNETH - FFA 3g 12 Year Club. GOAD, PEGGY - FHA 2, Sec. lg Annual Staff l. GOOD, IERRY GOSSETT, JUDY - Pep Club 3g Annual Staff 2, Copy Editor lg 12 Year Clubg Spanish Club lg Key Club Sweetheart Att.g State Honor Soc. 1. GOODRICH, MIKE - Boys Stateg Nat. Honor Soc.g Foot- ball 2g All-Conference Quarterback, Basketball 2g Baseball 2g Key Club lg Football Escort. GRAHAM, BARBARA - Band 3g Pep Band 1. HALVERSON, GARY - Basketball 3g Track 3. HAMES, SUSAN SCAMMAHORN - Pep Club lg Spanish Club lg Jr. Red Cross 1, Sec. lg 12 Year Club. HAMILTON, JOE JOHN - Spanish Club lg Band 3. HAMILTON, MARY DALE - Pep Club 3, Pres. 1, V. Pres. lg Wrestling Att.g JCL 2g Nat. Honor Soc. 2g Barker Art Editorg 12 Year Clubg Thespians lg State Honor Soc. lg Assembly Comm. 3. HARMON, RUTH ANN - Spanish Club lg Entered 62-63. HARROLD, DONALD - Spanish Club. HENSEN, BEVERLY RIGGS - Pep Club lg FHA l. HILL, JOHN - Paramedical Club l, Pres. lg Lettermen's Club Sec.-Treas.g Student Council lg Key Club lg Football 3g Basketball 2g Track 3g Latin Club lg Spring Sports Escort. HOELSCHER, TOMMY - Wrestling 2g FFA lg Football lg Track l. HONOMICHL, TONI - Spanish Club 2. HOWELL, BILL - Student Council lg State and Nat. Honor Soc.g Lettermen's Club Pres.g Wrestling 3g Football 2g Key Club lg 12 Year Clubg Wrestling Escort. JNTEMAN, WAYNE - Annual Staff, Art Director 15 Football 25 Track 1. .-EYATT, TERRY - Key Club 1, Key Club Board of Di- rectors5 Basketball 25 Baseball 2. INGLE, JAMES - Band 25 12 Year Club. INMAN, STANLEY - 12 Year Club5 State Honor Soc. 35 Nat. Honor Soc. 25 NFL lg Football 15 Basketball 15 Track 15 Key Club Sec.-Treas. 15 Bookworms l. JOHNSON, DEANNE JOHNSTON, JAMES - State Honor Soc. 25 Nat. Honor Soc. 25 Spanish Club 1. JONES, GERALD - Football 25 Wrestling 25 Baseball 25 12 Year Club. KENNEDY, JAMES - Basketball 25 Track 25 Key Club 1. KING, JOHN DALE - Spanish Club 15 Lettermen's Club 15 Key Club 15 Wrestling 25 Wrestling Escort5 Track 1. KNIGHT, MARK - Senior Float. KNIGHT, MARTHA - Assembly Comm. 15 12 Year Club5 Spanish Club 25 Sextet 1. KNOX, ROSEANN - Pep Club 1, spanish Club 15 Jr. Red Cross 15 Thespians 1. KRETLOW, DIANA - Football Queeng Wrestling Att.5 Basketball Att.5 Nat. Honor Soc. 15 State Honor Soc. 25 Cheerleader 35 12 Year Club5 Key Club Sweet- heart Att.5 Candidate Miss EHS. LaMAR, PHYLLIS - FHA 15 Pep Club 25 Bookworms 1. LeFEVER, CLAUDE - Football 25 Track 35 Baseball 25 Student Council 15 12 Year Club. LENOCHAN, JOE - Football 25 Baseball 15 12 Year Club. LEONARD, JOE - Basketball 25 Track 15 Spanish Club. LEWIS, BETTY - Student Council 25 12 Year Club5 Pep Club 35 Red Cross 35 FHA 2. LUKE, SHERRY - Pep Club 25 Library Chaplain 15 Red Cross, Pres. 1. LYNN, ERIC STONE - Student Council 25 Boys State5 Nat. Honor Soc.5 State Honor Soc.5 Football 3, All- Conference, Offensive Player of Year5 Wrestling 3, Captain5 3rd in State5 Track 25 12 Year Club. MCCLURE, MARY ELLEN - Girls Stateg Student Council 25 Cheerleader 15 Pep Club 35 Annual Staff 15 Spanish Club 25 Thespians lg 12 Year C1ub5Spring Sports Queen AEI. McCOLLOM, SHARON - Spanish Club 15 Bookworm, Sec. MCKINLEY, DORIS JANE - Jr. Red Cross5 FHA5 12 Year Club. MARTIN, RICHARD MEEKER, GARY - Nat. Honor Soc.5 12 Year Club. MEYER, CAROL - Pep Club 15 Assembly Comm. 15 Spanish Club 15 FHA 15 Entered 62-63. MICKISH,ROGER - Nat. Honor Soc.5 Boys State5 Letter- men's Club 35 Key Club 15 Football 3, Captain5 Wrestling 3, Escort5 Track 35 12 Year Club5 Spanish Club 15 Student Council l. MIXER, ORREN - FFA 4, Reporter, V.-Pres.5 Junior Ro- tariang 12 Year Club. MONTGOMERY, MARGENE - Basketball Queeng Annu . Staff 3,Co-editor lg Football Att.g 12 Year Club, Student Council lg Pep Club 3g Soph. Class Treas.g Key Club Sweetheartg Nat. Honor Soc. MOORE, FREDRENA - Pep Club 3, Pres. lg Barker Editor lg Nat. Honor Soc. lg State Honor Soc. 2g Assembly Comm. Pres.g FHA 3g Annual Staff lg 12 Year Club JCL 1 . NEAL, LYNN ANN - Sr. Class Sec.g Jr. Class Pres.g Soph. Class V.-Pres.g Nat. Honor Soc. 2g State Hon or Soc. Pres. FHAg Pep Clubg Assembly Comm.g Stu- dent Council lg Wrestling Att.g Basketball Att.g Girls Stateg Spanish Club lg 12 Year Clubg Spring Sports Queen Att. NORTON, CHARLES - Key Clubg Bookwormsg Ind. Arts Award. PARKER, KEITH - State Honor Soc. 3g Basketball 2g 12 Year Club. PARRISH, EUGENE - FFA 3. PARRISH, ROSA LEE - 12 Year Clubg Sextet 3. PARSONS, JACKIE - Wrestling Queeng Student Council 2, Treas. lg Annual Staff lg Girls Stareg Wrestling Att.g Soph. Class Pres.g Pep Club 3g Nat. Honor Soc lg 12 Year Club. PARSONS, LESLIE - Key Club 1. PATE, RICHARD. PEARSON, JUDY - All-State Band 2g John Philip Sousa Band Awardg Student Council lg Assembly Comm.g FHA 2. PFEIFFER, CHARLES - FFA 3g Reporter lg Lettermen's Clubg Football 2g Basketball lg Track 1. PosEY, KARLA - Spanish Club ig Pep club 3. RAYBOURN, NORMA - Entered 62-63. RILEY, MARIORIE - Pep Club 3g 12 Year Club. ROSE, SUE - Twirler lg Band Queen lg Paramedical Club lg Jr. Class Sec.g FHA Historian 2. ROZZELL, MARY - Entered 62-63. RUBLE, AL - Student Council Pres.g Lettermen's Clubg Spanish Clubg Football 3g Wrestling 2. SCOTT, JAMES SHARPE, KAREN - Bookworms lg Pep Club 2g Jr. Red Cross. SHARPE, SHARON - Pep Club 2g Bookworms lg Jr. Red Cross. SHELDON, CHARLES - Spanish Clubg Basketball 1. SMITH, GARY - 12 Year Club. STEWARD, JIM - Basketball 3g Baseball 3g Nat. Honor Soc. 2g 12 Year Clubg Basketball Captaing Mr. EHS Candidate. STINSON, BERL - 12 Year Club. TEAGUE, NORMA - Assembly Comm.g Bookworms lg V.-Pres.g Pep Club 1g Entered 62-63. THOMAS, JAN - Student Council lg Pep Club 3g As- sembly Comm. lg Ir. Red Cross 2, Pres. lg Thes- pians l, Sec. lg 12 Year Clubg Annual Staff lg Spanish Club lg FHA 2. TOWNSEND, ELLEN - Office. ' AGONER, JOE - Football 1. WERNER, GARY - Lettermen's Club, Track 3, Foot- ball 3, Football Escort. WESTHOF, CHRIS - Nat. Honor Soc. 2, State Honor Soc. 3, Key Club 1, Jr. Rotarian, Assembly Comm. 2: Latin Club. WETMORE, BILL - Football 1: Wrestling 3: State Hon-' or Soc. 1: Spanish Club 1: 12 Year Club: Key Club 1. WHISLER, CLIFFORD - Prom Comm. WILLEFORD, LINDA - Pep Club 3, Ir. Red Cross 1: 12 Year Club. WILSON, .IOHN - FFA, 12 Year Club. YOESTING, EARLENE - 12 Year Club, Ir. Play. Junior Retakes and Late Entries BAKER, DAN KELLNER, SAMMIE LOMAN, SANDRA MAXWELL, GEORGE SHEARER, JACKIE SMITH, TOMMY FIRST ROW: P. LaMar, M. Hamilton, I. Thomas, M. Knight, M. McClure, I. Gossett, M. Riley, C. Cory D. Barlow. SECOND ROW: S. Caldwell, S. Rose, J. Parsons, L. Burt, B. Lewis, L. Willeford, E. Yoesting. THIRD ROW: D. Kretlow, L. Neal, M. Bartley, F. Moore, D. McKinley, K. Bishop, S. Dykes, M. Mont- gomery, FOURTH ROW: L. Collier, I. Kennedy, R. Birdwell, R. Parrish, B. Wetmore, J. Bunstine. FIFTH ROW: C. Sheldon, E. Fagan, G. Smith, C. LeFever, G. Steward, R. Mickish, I. Garrett. SIXTH ROW: D. Dixon, T. Hoelscher, J. Lenochan, O. Mixer, G. Meeker, S. Inman, I. Hamilton. SEVENTH ROW: I. Ingle B. Stinson, J. Bohach, I. Billen, B. Howell, I. Couron, K. Parker. EIGHTH ROW: E. Lynn, M. Goodrich, I Leonard, I. Steward, I. Bryden, K. Glenn. CLASS OFFICERS: Left to right - Sherri Gragg, Vice Presidentg Warren Stanilla, Presidentg Kristin Johnson, Secretary-Treasurer. The Junior Class, having gained the title of understudies, had a feeling of superiority to- ward their underclassmen. At last they would begin to practice their lines in readiness to be- come the stars of the cast. The Junior play, The Man Who Came to Dinner, under the direction of Mr. Jack Shaw, was a major screen success. The Junior Class received their rings as Oscars, for this production shortly before they continued their sparkling performances in the Junior-Senior Prom. In this special event they are known, not only as part of the cast, but as producers as well. The cast is looking forward to their starring roles as Seniors of EHS in 1963-64. SPONSORS: Left to right - Mr. Shaw, Miss Mahood, Mrs. Broyles, and Mrs. Durham, head sponsor. 70 T TTT f Adams, Bill Aken, David Allen, Barry Baker, Carla Baker, Galan Barnett, Janet Beardain, Mike Beck, Gary Billen, Gary Bishard, Mike Blevins, Linda Brooks, Terry Browne, Janie Butler, Joe Byram, Paulette Canan, Gary Cast, Jim Casto, Marsha Casto, Sherry Cauthen, Dale Cherry, Carmen Clark, Bill Clary, Greg Clymer, Bill Collier, Eddie Collins, Mary Compton, Betty Conrad, Connie Correll, Danny Cox, Sandy Crick James Crum, Larry Curry, Barbara Davis, Penny Davison, Sammie Doyle, Bobby Dubois, Martha Duffle, Barry Duncan, Sharon Emerson, Becky aw sf ' , X ,.... 5 ' max, . :iff , fAW'. I L1 q f :IE i ' b I Vrrv 5 EN 2 W 5, 1455 ,LS asv J' WZ , is egg, -A X vid 5 f , li as 'ai fir, ai? Faulkner, Don Ferguson, Dal Fleenor, Charma Frank, Alex Frazier, Jerry Fuller, Nancy Gerlach, Truxton Geurin, Harrold Gilpin, David Goble, Danny Golden, Barbara Gourley, Virginia Gragg, Sherri Graham, Judy Green, Jimmy Gullett, John Hall, Curtis Hampton, Sharon Harris, Dixie Harrison, Roy Hartman, Marty Hastings, Elwyn Hawley, Jamie Hedges, Donna Helderman, Mike Henderson, Charles Henderson, Marie Hicks, Andy Hill, Frankie Holloway, Jerry Holt, Bradford Huffman, Tawny Hulett, Philip Hyatt, Jerry lngle, Jayne Ingram, John Ivey, Joel Jackson, Eddie James, Jerry John, Bobby if V57' if X Johnson, Don Johnson, Kristin Johnson, Marilyn Johnson, Nancy Johnson, Ray Johnson, Steve Jones, Sharon Jones, Tommie Keirns, Juddy Kellner, Max Kessler, Paul Kinney, Ricky Lake, Jonna Lambert, Bill LeFever, Diana Lee, David Lewis, Fred Lewis, Kay Liles, Lee Roy Lowery, Howard Loman, Sandra McCollum, Carolgene McCune, Ronald McLaughlin, Bob , E ii . it as 4 06 , any 'Q Q' is Mahan, Ronnie Majors, Mike Malcom, Camelia Maple, Marion Marshall, Ann Martin, Linda Matthews, Jack Maxwell, Sharon Menhusen, Allan Miller, Frances Miller, Glenda Moore, James Moore, Stanley Morgan, Robert Morgan, Robert S. Murphy, Pat Cllr ,at W My li 1 .W , , W., Nimmo, Bill Norman, Jackie Orr, Jerry Overcash, Barbara Parkhurst, L. G. Parrish, Helen Parsons, Earl Patterson, Richard Payne, Nancy Pogue, Jimmy Raines, Linda Rea, Dennis Reed, John Reed, Mike Richmond, Charlotte Risdon, Margie Roberts, Marcia Robertson, Kay Rawlings, George Sanders, Peggy Saunders , D avid Schmidt, Gene Shilling, Gerald Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Sneed, Snyder, Beverly Jackie Jane Karen Mary Larry Mike Sandy Lila Mark Stanila, Warren Steinman, Mary Stewart, Robert Stovall, Larry Suenram, David Talley, Hope Townsend, Bill Tumlinson, Betty Jo Wallace, Phil Walker, Jack Walker, Wayne Ward, Carolyn Watson, Ernest Webster, Mike Welsh, Ronnie West, Patsy Wirth, Debbie Wise, Frances Yates, Jeanie Yoesting, Joyce Sponsors: MISS KIVLEHEN MISS MILLER MR. BULLARD MRS. WEBB In the big motion picture, which has gone on all year at EHS, the Sophomore class had a small but important walk-on line. As the drama progressed we added our part by selling Christmas cards. We took part in off-stage activities such as pep rallies, mixers, school plays, sports, our float for Homecoming, and studying for our star role in the future as Juniors and Seniors. We, the 250 extras, have done our best to make this year a memorable one. We now realize the greatness of our tasks in the cinerama of the future. OFFICERS: Harvey Jones, Presidentg Julie Dubois, Secretary, Mark Mades, Vice Presi dentg Sandy Gragg, Treasurer. 76 Akright, John Anderson, Linda Ashby, Bob Baker, David Baker, Jim Baker, Marilyn Baker, Marlene Ball, Betty Banker, Shirley Barnhart, Susan Bass, Robert Bates, Janie Baucom, Larry Bell, Bob Bingham, Mary Bingham, Mike Black, Donna Blair, Gary Bohde, Donna Ruth Boldin, Karen Bondurant, Susan Bowers, Demaris Bowles, Ronnie Briney, Gary Brown, David Bryan, John Bucannon, Lloyd Buchanan, Jim Burgess, Jack Burkhart, Pat Burns, John Burt, Barbara Byers, Jerry Cartmill, Donald Casey, Paula ' 'N .rn- :. x g....,' , N is . Et , ,M . . Us B 7 5537 , 4514 Pls. YL 5 if if .tk lu. Cathey, Larry Champlin, Lee Cherry, John Clabo, John Cleaver, James Clifton, Chrissie Cook, Lometa Crowder, Jane Cunningham, Mariam Dark, Deanna Davis, Joyce Davis, Helen Dearmore, Terry Deaton, James DeMoss, Rudy Drennon, Linda Dubois, Julie Dunlap, Dan Dykes, Dina Earnest, Eddie Elledge, Kathy Enos, Ardith Ethridge, Mona Kay Fagan, Frances Fletcher, Alicia Frazier, Wendell Fugate, Joetta Garrett, Herbert Geno, Bobby Glazier, Danny Glenn, Shirley Godfrey, Ion Goff, Susan Good, Marian Goodnight, Carol Gragg, Sandy Gragg, Steven Graham, Byron Graham, Margaret Griffin, Janie Grissom, Charles Guyer, Marcena Haden, Hilary Hall, Gary Hampton, Randy Hancock, Linda Harmon, Joyce Harms, Pam Harrison, Minnie Harrold, Cherri Harrold, Sandra Hart, Cheryl Hauser, Kay Hawkins, Annelle Hayden, Judy Heath, Robert Helms, Johnny Hilburn, Gene Hill, Charles Hocker, David Hocker, Kenneth Hogan, Marc Holbrook, Phil Houser, Scot Howell, Megan Howell, Shelby Hunt, Vickie Ingram, Ronnie Isom, James Ivey, Nancy , ls? a ' 1 X ?45K Vli if , , . fi ,sz 3 i YZ, :iw ii s ru Q Q f la, , .:-, 'X . - ..,: J Q - 'H Q , , ,. K6 Sr-Q Jack, Douglas Jaynes, Fred Johnson, Cammie Johnson, Delia Johnson, Gary Johnson, Janet Johnson, Judy Jones, Harvey Jones, Jerry Jones, Marlene Kasper, David Kasper, Martha Kellner, Phillis Ketch, Sherry Ketch, Toni Kenney, Gary King, Byron Lamb, Charles Langston, Dona LeGate, Patricia Lewis, Bill Lewis, Larry Listen, Darrell Little, Nolan Mades, Mark Maker, Leonard Malcolm, Shelene Marchese, Allan Marks, Jamie Martin, Donna Martin, Jackie Martin, Larry Maxwell, Jerry McCreary, Terry McGough, Rose Mcl-lone, Larry McKenna, Tom Melot, Jessie Melton, Bill Mickish, Janet Miles, Gene Moore, Susan Myers, Louis Newsom, Frank Newsom, Junior Noland, Bob Nomura, Mike Norman, Jan Norrhrup, Sue Norton, Kenneth Nunn, Diane Odgers Alan Oxford Kyle Lynn Ozbirn Ricky Parker, Cindy Parrish, Linda Parsons, Sherri Persinger, Carol Peters, James Pierce, Deanna Polk, Bob Powell, Helen Pride, Randy Race, Ronnie Ray, Pam Ray, Stan Roberts, Jim Robey, Doug Rogers, Sharon Rogers, Thomas Mui' . M JF , ig .1 ' ,fi , , .s X, ,,v Sanders, Paul Seaman, Russell Self, Wilburn Sharp, June Shores, Danny Simmons, David Simpson, Eddie Simpson, Evelyn Simpson, Frances Smith, Bill Smith, Leland Smith, Ricky Sparks, Gary Spriggs, Dennis Stafford, Marilyn Stark, Danny Starling, James Stevenson, Beverly Stewart, Dianna Stinson, Gary Sturgeon, Penny Suenram, Alan Urban, Leis Talley, H. C. III Thomas, Gayle Thomas, Wayne Thomason, Richard Truby, Dollie Vance, Romona Wagner, Patty Watson, Pat Wells, Roger Williams, Joe Williams, Mavis Wilson, Linda Wilson, Vincel Wilson, Wilma Winn, Kay Wooden, Tom Woodside, Dale Woolever, Tom Wright, Jim Wynn, Betty Wynn, Gordon Wynn, Noble Wynn, Sheri Yoesting, Maggie Left to right: Mr. Lorenz, Mrs. Millington, Mr. Beagle, Mrs. Ander- son, and Mr. Harringtong Freshman class sponsors. Putting up the props of the Freshman Class was a hard task to conquer, but soon they were up and the Show was on the road. The 216 Freshmen took an active part in the many activities and organi- zations provided for them. Much credit was due our sponsors, Mr. Harrington, Mrs. Anderson, Mr. Beagle, Mr. Lorenz, and Mrs. Mil- lington, who were considered our directors. Although we played a small part in the EHS Cinerama, it was a large part to us, for this was the beginning of our own Cinerama, FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS, left to right: Beverly Henton, Treasurerg Fred Cherry, Presidentg Phil Thompson, Secretary, and Ken McBride, Vice Presi- dent. 84 Alexander, Larry Armstrong, Brenda Atchley, Stanley Attocknie, Mike Badger, Vickie Bagwell, Richard Baird, Harriet Baker, Eddie Baker, Teddy Barber, Stan Bare, Ben Barton, Rex Bednar, Linda Benedict, Larry Bernard, Richard Biggs, Elaine Birdwell, Charles Bloomer, Tina Bowers, Bradley Brady, Mike Brand, Rocky Burkhart, Don Burnett, Bill Burns, Jim Callen, Wayne Canan, David Caskey, Larry Chaffin, Judy Chapman, Meyer Cherry, Fred Claypool, Joann Cleaver, Jerry Cline, Judy Clutter, Georgann Codding, Carol 0' , W , if fi ' 4.111 JH, , If qc, f 5 Q 1' 1, J 4 5 ,Lad ,wwe N ' fs' is. if a Y at ,FZ fir? 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Retakes Cline, Edith Eaves, Terry Ecker, feresa Fancey, Joy Hubbard, Alex Maker, Larry Pons, Lourdes Rogers, Lynda Shearer, Teresa Short, Linda Soph. Retakes Beene, Pinto Bowers, Demaris Bushy, Jack Channel, Beverly Dark, Deanna Devoe, Dana Fightrnaster, Torn Garrett, Gary Gillhum, Ronnie Hancock, Linda Hartwig, Bob Hedgecock, Pam Howell, Megan Knight, Steven Ledlow, Linda Lowery, Clyde Milson, Lela Pons, Maria Shepherd, Steve Simpson, Frances Vetters, Steve Wilbanks, Ray Wynn, Sheri 'X ' .-1 --f. ,. . 2 , . 'iv ,.., L ,. I . if - i n , -'f A Q a Q r 5 5 7 A LMA MA TER We loyal are to our colors true, Oh, Maroon and Gray, we pledge to youg Our Bulldog spirit will gain its height From pride in courage, pride in right. We'll fight, fight on with our banner high Symbol of our school, our dear Edmond High, We'll march ahead to that vict'ry day Led on by our Maroon and our Gray. 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