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

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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.

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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

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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.