Enid High School - Quill Yearbook (Enid, OK)

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LAS! Ol IJXXID Hbcwid CO az Life!!! v 1' PP!! 1 qfl Pay Bois l:R.XNI7 e ii - l' of 't r is - 'ly Assembling students from all three class of Fnid High School. hfiiss Ha' head of the speech department. proc ail-school production. David Copperh this year. a new feature to Fnit 'A selection of such a well-known plav an interest in the project from tl1e star students flocked in to trx' out for one o '1' s is i lt' IH! it! llllll I I l ll I U K K lllnll I 5 IX L 1 1 R n1 s 4 s cath 1 icaw Til Ol tl LI WL CUI11 int liss Tiotwo tott wc in sqm,-.:Y+.m telli hut was ie? ildhen there was lclriah -ep, cl1 an lhle person. whose villainy almost hef ' ' his henefactor and almost -- not t I tort he lll'l'lllIll' lironl the hero. iIi'a 1: justice. romance! lfx'ery actor did 1'. part, and tl1e audience seemed well pleased witl1 tl1e entire PL'lAfU!'l'll1lllCC. hliss Hatch said Illllt .to produce David Covveilielcli' ,he assemblc-d ont-.of the most a ented and competent casts in tl1e history t 1en1selves proved during tl1e actual presenf tatio11. il ,ill Ol' Cl lARAK.'l'l'liS 71 dvr of apf 1t'1 1 mmf' in 1. ildl d rd. wa. t 15 1' - l ' 4 'll au ' -rs o e D' e s 1 I flv ' . I l ill n't IC 'ic 'lll .-'1 n- H S I High' li e sr e s ' ed tm rl ' C1 er 'd HI Although this was an untried schen - the ll ui at 'ls 0 C' at will U' W' U ol the school, a fact which the nietnhers K H ' gli . 'of 1 i e 1 1' ' I ti I l 1e' . l .wh-' '- 1 1e ' - f tllc 1 al sl1 XVilkins ' ver and his K Ax I , vi ' z l ' , ' ' ' th' I Do, ' Hr 1 1 t tl1 lust ict n ltd l1 t twenty-two warts. After days and weeks t l1ard work. tl1e play finally whipped into shape, and on tl1e evening of lfriday, Novetuf her 5. it was presented at tl1e liducation Building. The play opened in the XYickHeld home where we met Aunt Betsey Trotwood. Peg- gotty. Paarkis, Nir. Xkiickheld, hir. Dick. and Doctor and Annie Strong, all highly excited over tht- arrival of David Comwerhelcl, who had now begun his very successful career as a novelist. Agnes XN'ickl'ield came to greet llllll. and after Illt' others l1ad left. she asked l1in1 what l1e l1ad heen doing. XVhen l1e i11- formed l1er tha l1e l1ad heen at work on l1is most important novel. she learned tl1at it was to he an autohiography. XVith this set- ting as a background. the play itself hc-gan and unrolled hefore our eyes. switching hack and covering in succession all tl1e important ' e a' e t '. T e entir' se 1 act took place in the XVickHeld house he ore shifting hack to Illt' Copperlield home in London in tl1e third act. Grownfups as well as children and studen's enjoyed Davidls struggles as a small hoy, l1is determination to an1ou11t to something. and finally tl1e way l1e foiled tl1e villainous Uriah Heep. Of course Davidls friends. hlicawher. Aunt Betsey. Lllltl hir. VVickfield, also l1ad n111cl1 to do with l1is success. Sprinkled tliroughout tl1e play were touches of comedy as well as tragedy and romance, all adding to tl1e interest of tl1e play. W'ilkins lviieawher with l1is ungainh' appearance and inuuense, complicated voeahulary fairly oozed importance- -and fun for the audience. hir. Dick. staring vacantly ahout hun. was credf ited hy Aunt Betsey witl1 heing vastlv inf Aunt Betsey 'I'iotu'otd .. lilaine Shelton Peggotts' Mari' Aileen Perry Nh: XYicklield , 'Lowell lirachei hir. Dick, ,, ,, , ,Bill Rush David Clomierlielil at .52 Rayniond Iaines David Ciopperlield at I2 l.t-roy Cos le Doctor Strong .lack llatheld Annie Strong , l'l'1ise Ricl1ardson Agnes XxllL'lillK'lll at .52 ,Ruth King Agnes xx'lLililIL'lLl at If i'llYAIlK'Ill finser Clara Clopiierlield , lxiary l:lllQ1lJL'Il'l Shockley Barkis , , , Daniel King lidward lNiurdstoi'e . ,Sl1erwoed Nelson Miss lN1urdstone Beatrice Stoalaharger VVilkins Niicawhcr ,,,,, , ,.llarwex' l'ortet' lxlrs. XYilkins hlicawher . , Helen Vance Bailiil lanet Terry 'lirillet leanne l lerrian lack Nialdon , slfrank Olson Uriah Heep , ,, , ,Terry Green Dora Slvenlow at I2 Doris Dillon Dora 51 enlou at Z2 ,. .Doris Roy -

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asrwfiwv -1 ENID HIGH ScHooL k +25-'LQ .... - -- Ugaf qjascilzafin xaeflzess I ' yen By Sxxr Caxrrnrrr The revolvrng earth was barelv on the second lap rn rts course about the srrn yea the brrds had hardly yet begun to srng when lrke a thunder bolt from the heavens wrth a clatterrng and patterrng of trny albrno spheres the prng pong craze hrt Enrd Hrgh School Instantly sophomores junrors rnd drgnr fled senrors rushed around the lrsrlls happy as frrst graders wrth r new teeter totter A new sprrrt was evrdent 1 sprrrt strong rn rts enthusrsrsnr brrt we rkenrng rn rts elfeets For lrke a flood of the wrtlr the egg shell pellet But the two athletrc mentors were not lone some rn therr grref for the yanrtors also clarmed the rrght to crv on each others shoulders Farly one mornrng about 7 o clock a student came rrpon a custodran who was srttrrrg deyectedly on the A floor starr steps wrth chrrr rn hand and push broom alongsrde As the stuelerrt rpproached he glanced up and then fell brek rnto hrs former posture Upon berng rsked the rerson for hrs rloleful attrtude he replred that he wrs just wrrtrng r the nrng rong rs to frnrsr s he eorre Yangtze drd rt saturate our bernfvs spreadrng havoe and rurn throughout our rnstrtutron It rs whrspered that the Student Councrl whrch had sponsored the rdea drd no busrness for weeks srnrply because r quorum could not be convened and because there was no one left to gather a quo rum Study halls once team rng wrth actrvrty were strangely vacant The few rndustrrous souls remarn of an omrnorrs clrck clack throughout the corrrdors Even responsrble senrors were seen snerk rng down the hall to the popular rendezvous on C, floor Husky youths at whom a beef steak worrlel farrly qurver rn frrght refused to eat spend mg therr lunch perrod rn the pursuance of the so called sfn t Not one escaped rts ravages Indeed prrze athlete of Enrd Hrgh a red headed tough broken freld runner who el had hrs teeth slashed out on the grrdrron who d skrn ned hrs elbow on the harelwooel hearkeneel to the srren call that rs the song of prng pong Meanwhrle coaches Perry McCoy anel Mrke VVebber scratched therr respectrve heads and tore therr harr tryrng to wrn Carol Rrklr back to the ways of men Thev petrtroned but therr petrtrons were denred they entreated and therr entreatres were scorned they begged ret the star back mocked therr calamrty And well he could for although hrs prg skrn explorts were daring he was cheered more lustrly for hrs champronshrp maneuvers 72 sd 7 77'fi sweep the A floor hrll Another janrtor brtterls bemoaned the fact that he could not get home to e rt hrs evenrng meal I just cant et those prng pongers out of the burldrng so I can lock up he sard They even hrde when they see me conung to put them out but soon I hear that pop popprng norse agarn and I realrze Ive been forled The rnfluse of prng pong has resulted rn nrrns evrls Irrst rt practrcallv annrlulrted our Student Councrl thrnk of rt for weeks we were 'rbsolutely wrthout a government Second rt elrsturbed the strrdv halls the plaees where good grades are manufactured Thrrd rt demoralrzed our great Senror Class Fourth rt depleted our athletrc department Frfth rt overworked our janrtor staff On the other hand prng pong has brought only one benefit rt has cut thrs 'rrtrcle short for the rnsprred one now yrelds to take up the wooden raequet and the aforementroned al brno sphere ngratulalions to the enror Class EHS We have apprecrated your patronage rn the past and hope to serve afrarn and 101111 rn the years to come S H KRESS 6' CO Enrd s Complete 5 l0 25C Store TRAINED MINDS Men of busrness rre lookrnrr for trarned mrnds for responsrble posrtrons Hrgh school and college trrrned nrrnds are better We recommend ch rt you go to school rs lonff rs possrble before enterrnfr busrness or the profes srons Sangorg Ld l-Tazrer your 1zt'Przce Stores .Ar ,.. a 2.. - - -5 ' - '. 1 K 1 I 1 5' , B , , 5 'ssl' - I I ' H X ', S . 1 . 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