Enid High School - Quill Yearbook (Enid, OK)

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est? 710-u 1 The eapaeitv crowd quit-tt-tl as tht- band 11I1lvt'tI tht- last nott' of their final I1lIU1IX'l'. The L'llI'f1lIIl rose o11 tht- 11II-school comedy All Roads Lt-ntl to I-Iollywootlu by I11111t's Rtx1t'I1 a111tI protI11et-tl u11dt'r the trlwlt- direction ol' IVIiss I-Iazel Hatch. The entirt- play took place i11 tht- olly- wood I4iI111 RL'SIlIL'I1CL'H where girls 0111 aII over tht- t'o1111try dwelt wI1iIe 'yil to blah ALI.-SCHOOL PRODUCTION NESMITH people. She was on suicide when ht- co11se11tt-tl to let 1t l'llIl own life. . J vt-1-ge o nmitti I! feQQb.s.,Z.iIflI1f.w MQ I rev I Its ' 'en I1 al s forgiven. Y t urs ew show with Q' A . ink dflder e as 11ssista111t Spud, A tlett and Audrey Abbott gained direetor,a11t all tht ther girls, evt-11 I7I'lllIt'II1l. Il1llCIli,ZII ntion ,gs two kids wI1o, after argu- ing ver iemczlrtei and I1is Iove, finally def . 1 . 'N . f ydetll to efthe r of I'1121fI'1I110l1y 'fc Gerbflzfd' IVIyers came to I-Ilollyiwood for were given parts. Ioyct' Clifford was wt-ll pIt11't'tI by IX Iit'kt-1' Epp -s 1. Vrr IIILIIEHSOII, tht- only So11I1o111ort- i11 tht- a , tIitI the tIra1111z1tie part of IX'IiIl'j0I'IC. th' sole r se of I ing 1ey She was ' ,C , , - into tht- movies. 'V il aIe1 ' Plklllllgff nrt, s 1' t as ffript gn' U' IVIrs. INI1IIt-r was playt-tl by Sue II'l'IillNI wI1o Iilighty and over anxio s IVI1's.0D1fIiIIt-1'yUfo1' 1 . of th-I eater. er re desire 1 ery czlpably AISSIIIHLTI tht- rt-s11o11siI1iIitit-s of 111istrt-ss of tht- Rt-sitlt-11t'Q,54tcI1yYI41ve1g?I1t to eco111e f ire- ox-L, I , 1er pa 't. . girls a111tI took an LIN 've 11tt-rest i11 all it-ir J,-I4I1Cl'C ugms Lila img, onpe rising ft 1e, Lou da I,00IillIX1lIL:I1 11ea1rIv stole tht- show Q I I I I 1 4' , , L , ' . doings. I, CL Inow ing d Il the. Iaelder. She ept this P.y'P1'11 CII11 w1tI1 thost' big eyes ol I1t'rs. Iovet' Clitforti 5111 e fr witI1 ' H1 t o herself llSll2lII . Lois 'Iobart as AllKIl'L'f', tlitl wt'II at holtliug tht- i11not't-11c- 1 yout ' I11cq,1.1Xeio11sIyf sI1e i eatie Qynthe t elma 'an addeiiwo I1er Spud Bartlett, Loren Yates, oII' for LI m1int-tI tht, u ct-ssh!! ovitljhre tor bdarter 1jt1e P0dfbV Hut ng o1t OIICIS hysi 1t-ss bvyile. U 7 - . ' . L . , '.t . - . . . Crt-v's, t't1 I tit-11e1:f,l111tI Iiajt-, Tll- I-hlatlc an an ing 1 'They w ' try11g doug t into CIlH'IC Lou WIIIILIHIS, as I.1I41 Long, l'LIIL'LI 'I - . . . I ' . ' t'ne111y lmtohty Vrymn Lyong wh d the n1 '1' o. U her COIlgl'CIIllI11IlOIlS. IQ'L'Il ting rev L1 nitians of Izrea ingyfv' Prl Ia, Ilhe V'0 ng Colored cook, sang, I IICQIIII people say they tI1tI11t see I1ow ' tti 1t' movies. K W ti' d, 21 1d 1 1 tried to get Grey to give Naoma Iean Crews could Iook as plain as Nlarjorie ' t ri fttogllfifg tondfghe a pa ' a picture by having hin1 stay sI1e did for Gertrutle. It ct-1'ta1i11Iv tIitI11't '13 ' 'i1 III ' I1 ' for turk dinner. hinder I1er acting though. IS ,1 1th 1 s day htet wI1 wegt uncc. . I1 X 1 L1 LIlITl'IAL',1IV1111Ii so I fQtI1er t gh I het. I , X ' . Q J TIT-Ian1i,Itth1 father, tIid HIIGLAICI' 11 ' wantdlt to ake her home beegulse sh ' s 111i1y11Q w t leh UCOIIIYHOIIH . t , J' U . I V1 Georgie Willis came all the way from Ohio to Hollywood because he was desperate for Ioyce's Iove, As fate wo11Id have it, he and Vivian got together, and Grey was shot. The wound wasn't serious, however, and as Selma, Nlary Hope Powell, and Bentie, Charlene Gunning, helped make tI1e PCI'fOl'II1- ance a success. Ole-ra Clinesmith, as Vivian Lyons, really KC07Ifi7114t'll on page 70Q

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30 Gm May We Add Our 2-Cents Worth? Not many years ago some of us were strolling daily through the halls of dear old E.l-l.S., planning dates, discussing our friends, chat- ting, comparing classroom notes, and doing all the other things you do. ln the meantime we have acquired years and experience. So, along with our best wishes, we want to give you something practical. We want to tell you how to ' Make hard times easier ' Make good times better ' Advance to higher jobs ' Squeeze all possible profits from talents and abilities ' Overcome handicaps 0 Improve advantages Yes, we can cell you how to do all that. We paid quite a bit for the secret, but we won't charge you a cent. You'll find it wrapped up in one little word: WORK. ,Think about it, won't'youP ' incidentally, we are proud to have been the builders of this book, and we compliment the students and faculty members who put so much effort and care into it. QP The Purcell Company, Publishers THE ENID EVENTS THE ENID SHOPPER Our Business is to Help Knursn ll7 East Broadway Enid Q5 EB BASKETBALL fcontinued from page 284 paid off so that they overwhelmed the Enid boys 48-29. Putting up a gallant struggle against the little - bit - too - strong Norman Tigers, the Plainsmen lost on the 16th of February. The score was 39-26, Norman. Forwards Ray Benge and Kenny Herdman dunked in six tallies apiece. The Plainsman Five took to the road which led this time to Shawnee. Coming out on the wrong end of the score which turned Ollt to be 45-41 Shawnee, the Plainsmen felt this was due to the Wolves, giant Cen- ter Halen Fischer, who tallied twenty-one points in three quarters before fouling Ollt. Top for the losers was Forward Sleepy Herdman with eighteen points. February 27, back home for the close of the regular season, the Plainsmen blasted the haughty Classen Comets' away 42-40 for a glorious victory. The game being won in a three minute overtime period, Kenneth Herdman threw a basket in the second min- ute and then stalled to win the game. The lead in this thriller changed thirteen times to bring ulucki' to the Holtmen. Scoring most for the victors were Kenneth Herdman and Happy Harvey O'Mealey, Enid 48-Guthrie 24. lt was one of the highlight games of the season as the Enidites avenged the first defeat of 1944-45, for the Hrst game of the Regional Tournament on the Erst of March. Forward Herdman as usual was high point man, doubling his runner up, O'Mealey, who made up the difference with his tossing the ball to Herdman at the crucial moment. At this first game of the tournament the Plainsmen had greatly improved since their first appearance against Guthrie. The games were played in Enid in the Education Build- ing over a period of three days from March lst to 3rd. Going into the semi-finals, the Enid boys kept up their victory march to tumble the Blackwell Quintet 22-20. Scoring all but two of their points in the first half, the Plainsmen lost their zip and power the last, having to stall to win. Campbell of Blackwell cha ked up nine tallies to keep them in the game. The finals were repetitions of last year's history, as we took the tourney by blasting the Stillwater Pioneers 36-34. The Plainsman Five coming up from behind in the last quarter, downed their worthy opponent be- fore a record crowd. The presentation of the plaque after the game by D. Bruce Selby, tournament manager, to Overjoyed', Herd- man was the zenith of the tournament. The first round of the State Tournament at Oklahoma City found Enid stacked up against the Capitol Hill Redskins whose mighty offensive and defensive power was too much for the Enidites. The score was 46-26 Capitol Hill. Thus Enid was classed in the top eight teams of the state. The outstanding characteristics of Enid's home games were the immense crowds at- tending them and the close score of many of the tilts. Never before has Enid High School's ball games been complimented with such large attendance as this year. This sup- port was a great boost to the Plainsmen, for THE Quiu. MAGAZINE eleven of their encounters had to be decided over one or less than one field goal. Forward Kenneth Herdman was selected by his mates as the Most Valuable Player on the team. Curley easily topped scoring of the season, tallying 226 points in 24 games, he was also chosen on the Mid-State All- State Team for his outstanding ability. Har- vey O'Mealey, the only three year letterman on the team, was named as the teamis Honor Captain of the year. The A team lettermen are Herdman, O'Mea1ey, Benge, Tremain, Leierer, Hicks, Druen, Robertson, and Record. The latter six will return next year, boosted also by those on the B team to help another true Plains- man ball squad. Outstanding prospects from the B team include: LeRoy Tabor, Center, Bill Vance, Guard, Ben Iayne, Forward, Glen Bishop, Forward, David Frazier, Guard. If these boys continue, as they started this year, watch out for next year's basketball boysl Last, but not least, are the hard working managers of this year, who are Philip How- ard and Stanley Smith. Without these two hard working boys, the team would have been Lost in the Micldle of Nowhere . Both being Iuniors, they will also be back to check out suits to next year's team. A TEAM'S SCORE BOARD Dec. 14 Here Enid 22 ...........,....., Guthrie Dec. 20 Here Enid 28 .. ....,,.,.,... Perry Dec. 22 There Enid 20 ....... ..,.,... F airview Dec. 28 Here Enid 30 ....... ..,,.... C ushing Dec. 29 There Enid 22 ,,..... ........... A lva Ian. 2 Here Enid 41 ....,. ........ F airview Ian. 5 There Enid 29 ..,................... Norman Ian. 9 There Enid 28 .................... Blackwell Ian. 12 Here Enid 30 Okla. City Central Ian. 16 There Enid 22 ..,................... Perry Ian. 19 Here Enid 37 ..O. C. Capitol Hill Ian. 23 There Enid 28 Okla. City Classen Ian. 26 Here Enid 38 .....,,.......... Shawnee Ian. 30 Here Enid 47 ........,............,,..... Alva Feb. 2 There Enid 30 Okla. City Central Feb. 6 Here Enid 28 .................... Blackwell Feb. 9 There Enid 29 O. C. Capitol Hill Feb. 16 Here Enid 26 ..,..,................ Norman Feb. 23 There Enid 41 ...................... Shawnee Feb. 27 Here Enid 42 ...... Okla. City Classen REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Mar. 1 Here Enid 48 ...................,.. Guthrie Mar. 2 Here Enid 22 ....., ...... B lackwell Mar. 3 Here Enid 36 ...... ...... S tillwater STATE TOURNAMENT Mar. 8 There Enid 26 ........ O. C. Capitol Hill B TEAM'S SCORE BOARD Enid 21 ........,......................................... Hillsdale Enid 23 ...... ...... H unter Enid 18 ...... ...... C arrier Enid 26 ...... ........ K remlin Enid 20 ...... .......... C arrier Enid 27 ...... ...,......... C arrier Enid 29 ..,..., .....,. H omestead Enid 25 ...... ......., K remlin Enid 29 ...,... ....... M arshall Enid 35 ......, ...... H unter Enid 21 ....,,. ....,.... H unter Enid 16 ....... ......,,....... G oltry Enid 27 ...... .......,... H ennessey Enid 29 ...... .............. H cnnessey Enid 30 ...... ........ C heyenne Valley Enid 26 ....... ............,..... H illsdalc Enid 18 ....... ...................... H illsdale Enid 22 ......, .,....... C heyenne Valley

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