Enid High School - Quill Yearbook (Enid, OK)

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THE QUILL MAGAZINE ENID, OKLAHOMA Volume XXI May, 1954 Publisheil by THI: Sraxiou Crass of Exim I-I1cH Scnooi. Enizl, Oklalwma Photographed by Dick MCCONMY Enizl, Oklahoma Engraved by THE SOU'I'HXVIESTIiRN ENGRAYING Co. Tulsa, Oklalmnla Printed by THIS ENID EVENTS Co., Publishers Eniml, Oklahoma Sponsored by RUTH SCOTT ana' V. O. MAIQSII.-XI.l. OUR PURPOSE Here is YOUR yearbook, the twenty-frst rfalition of the Quni. Axxufxl- The staffs purpose has been to preserve in it memories of the friendships, the activities, the instruction, ana' the instructors that have made the year complete for the class of 154. l'Ve hope that in future years this boole will help bring these past days to rninn' again. If it does, then we have been successful in accomplishing our purpose. lor ANN Eowfums Mom DURHAM Editors ' THE Pl.AaNsMAN's casio l believe in Enid High School, her tradi- tions and iclealsg I believe in honesty in every-day tasks and in faithfulness in a'uty,' l believe in the joy that comes from worth- while fan, generous comracleship, anal loyal service to my schoolg l believe in moclesty in victory anal an iinconqiierable spirit in clefeatg I believe in keeping faith with my neighbor, my father anil mother, my conn- try, ana' my Goal. TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION-Mona Durham ,,., .,.,... .PAGE 4 THE E.H,S. STORY-Helerz Shlers ..,,.,..,,,,,, ..........,,,....................,... ...... 5 EXECUTIVES-Anal Vlflxat Makes Tlicir VVorlcl Go Round-- Mlona Durham and loy Ann Ezlwarzls ,, ,,.,,,,.,,.,,,,.... ..... . . FACULTY ,,,,,,,, ,. .......,. ., ,, ...,..,,.., ,,... I VVI-IO'S VVI-IO IN E.I-I.S.. .,.T .. 6,7 8,9 ll FOOTBALL .,,.T,,T,.,,,Y,.,,,,, ,,,..T,...,,,,,,,,.,,.........,,. ..,........ 1 2 ,13 PLAINSIVIEN PLAY IN '53-liriice Hinsori.. s,...,,e,, l4,l5,16 PRIDE OE E.H.S.-Lallena Park ,,.,.,......,, ,,..I....... ..,.,,,,,, ...,,. 1 8 ,l9.20,21 OPEN HOUSE-American Eclncarion VVuuk-llflona Durham and Ioy Ann Edwards ,,.......... ,,,,..,..,, ,,,s,.....,, ,..... , , ,,,. , , . ,...., ,,.22,23 HOUSECLEANING IN HEAVEN- A Tribute to Mr. Davis-Lavena Park, ,,.,,,, ,,..................,, . 24 ALL SCHOOL PLAY- A Glmngc of Hcartw-Anne Heafllee and Iacleie Lindsay ,,,,..,,,,...,,,..,,,,.... ...,.....,,,,., , ,,,,.,, . ,, ,.,.........,,,,,,.,, ., 24 BASKETBALL .....,,., ,,.,,,,,......, , ,,,.,,,. . , ,....... ,, , ,, , , BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD-Dirk Goalschalh 26,27 ana' Dielz ll4cKr1ight .,,,,,.., ......,,,,.,....,,....i....,,. ,....,,,.., ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,.,,,.. Z 8 , 2 9 ORGANIZATIONS OE ENID HIGH SCHOOL-Barbara Roos, Sue Ann Ellis, Elizabeth lwarshall, Lal'ena Parh and Beth McCaleb L, .,.,.,......... ,,.,............,,,,,.....,,, ,,,,,.,.............,.,,,,..,.,.,,,,.., . 3 O-40 ADDED SPICE-fllary Bouchard and Barbara Roos... 40 OKLAHOMA GIRLS' STATE 1953-Wlary lioucharn' ...,,,,,, ,,..,,,. 5 1 SPEECH TROPHIES-Sue Heiserman .... ,,,.,.,,..,, ..., , ...,,.... 5 2,53 OKLAHOMA BOYS' STATE 1953-Dirk Alclfizight ,,,,.,,,, ...,,,,,,. 5 4 SENIORS OF 1954 ,,..............,,,,,, ,,.,,..........,,,,,,,,,,,,.....,.......... .,,.,,..,, 5 6 -61 HAIL, ENID HIGH SCHOOL., ...,.,,.,.. 62,63 SENIORS OF 1954 ...,,,.. ,,,,,..............,,,,, , , ............,, .......... 6 4-68 LONG AGO AND EAR ANVAY-4Merilyn Rmllein and Elizabeth ilflarshall ,,,,,, .........,.. , .. ,,..,...,,..,,..,,, ..,,, . 69 THE FATHER OF THE BRIDE -Ann Earnest and Patty Garber ....,,,....,,... ..,..,,,,..,...,. .,.,,,,,,.,,,,,,.......,,,,..,,, ......,,...... 7 O , 71 STARS ON PARADE-lady Cromwell, ....,........,.,,,.....,..,,,, ,,.......,..,.... 7 2,73 IUNIOR HOUR GLASS-Sue Heiserman anal fully Cromwell ........... 74,75 GABRIEL BLOVV YOUR HORN -114ary Bouchard. ,...,,,..,,,..,.....,....... 77 SOPHOMORE STORY-Ann Earnest and Helen Shiers ...,......,........... 78,79 ORCHESTRA-Viola Mitchell ...........................,.....,...........,..,,. ...... 8 0 TO MR. 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ENID ..........,. .... ...... 8 0 STAGE BAND-Iachie Lindsay ............,......... .............. 8 3 INTRAMURALS-BOYS'-Travis Miles ..... ........ 8 4,85 INTRAMURALS-GIRLS'-Ann Earnest ............ ..,....,. 8 4,85 WHERE BUT IN AMERICA-lariie Eranles and Margaret Neilson ,, ,,.,,,, ..,,..,,.. , .. ..... ,,,...,,,,.,, ........ . 8 6,87 FORE IN '54-larry fehliclea ..,,, , ,,.,,,,,,, ....,.......,, ,,,...,. . 88 BASEBALL-The American Pastimc-Travis iwiles 88 TRACK-The Statds Fastust Dash NIc:n-Victor Hayes ......, ...... 8 8 SPRING SPORTS-Travis Miles ......,...,,,,,,.......i...... ,..,,,,.,... .,........ 8 9 A TRIBUTE TO OUR QUEENS-ll4erilyn Rmlhin .,,,..,. ......... 9 0,91 MAY QUEEN, I-IERALD, AND ATTENDANTS ,,,..... .,,....., 9 4,95 MAY PETE-Barbara Roos ..,,.,,,,,.,......,, ,..,,,,,,.,..,....,,,...,. ,,,,..,,. . 96 A YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION-loy flnn Edzvarils .,..,,,,. ......... 9 8,99 THIS BUSINESS OF PUBLISHING- Advanced journalism Students ,,,,,...,,..,,........,,,,.,,.............,,...,,,,....,.. 102,103 STUDENT COUNCIL-Anne Headlce and Sandra l'Vilson .....,,.,.., 106,107 THIS WAS THE BEGINNING-Sue Ann Ellis, Mary Lou Taft, Barbara Roos, Patty Garber, ferry Pyle, Beth McCaleb, Elizabeth Nlarshall and Travis Miles .......,,...,.Y...,,.......,.,,......,................................ 109 AUTOGRAPHS ..,.,,...........,.,.........,............. .....,.. 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,QI .L-I va Qppiecfczfioz-1 VW, the QUILL MAGAZINE Staff ani! Senior Class of 1954, take thix 0pp0i'tnnity to express our gratitiirfe to the Enid hminess men and women who have con- trihiitecf 50 greatfy in making our magazine lnoysihfe. Our hope has been to create in there pages a farting record of our paths through the hails of ljniif High Schoof. lov ANN EDWARDS MONA DURHAM C0-editorx

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4 THE QUu.i. Mixcixziwn I .. ,H ,. F i , .5 ,, . i p E I fi TT? A 22-sf S? 169. K! Dave Bucher Nfrs. Clyde E. Pinkerton Albert XV, Braithwaitc Nirs. Clarence Schrock is , te if wb X rw.. ' . if JE--, i Ch-is Figlier R. li. Hayes E, G Vxlilmoth ENID BOARD OF EDUCATION Top row: Dave Buclier, hfirs. Clyde F. Pinkerton, Vice-Presidentg Albert VV. Braithwaite, President: Nirs. Clarence Schroek. Bottorrz ww: Cleo Fisher, R. F. Hayes. if. C. Xxvilllllifll. HEY.- MONA DURHAM VVhat does it take to make a school system the size of Enid run smoothly and 21 school the size of Enid High School? There-'s more he-bind the school's eliiciency than lirst ap- pears. Down the line beyond the students or the faculty is the answer. The responsi- bility for Planning and executing the program belongs to the seven members of the Board of Education. Three of these members are elected to the Board for a term of four years by the cityis voters every two years, and one member is elected 11t'll1l'gC. AlEl1Oll'-gll tllcv' receive 110 actual pay for their time and effort, these men and women are repaid by the appreciaf tion shown by the Enid students. This year the Board is headed by Presi- dent Albert Braithwaite and Vice-President Edith Pinkerton. Other members are Dave Bucher, Cleo liisher, Raymond F. Hayes, Delma Schrock and E. C. Willxiotli. minisffzczfio Six committees, all under the supervision of the resident, handle the man f kinds of P P N Problems and work that must be done. Cleo Fisher, Delma Schrock and E. G. XVilmoth serve on the Building and Grounds Comf mittee. The Custodians' Committee is made up of Raymond Hayes, Edith Pinkerton and Cleo liisher. Dave Bucher, Edith Pinkerton and Raymond Hayes make up the Pnrchasf ing Committee. The Insurance Committee is managed by li. Cv. Wlilmoth, Delma Schroek and Dave Bucher, Edith Pinkerton, li, G. Wiliilotli and Raymond Hayes compose the Teachers' Committee, and the Finance Committee is handled by Delma Schroek, Dave Bucher and Cleo liisher. The superintendent of schools hired by the Board is DeVx'itt VValler, dean of Okla- homa Public school administrators and recognized for his scholarly, forward-looking leadership through the years. Also employed to assist with the work are Niartin H. Niiller, Clerkg Henry H. Davis, Treasurerg Charles VV. Carroll, Audi- torg and Paul Edwards, Attorney. Two of the Boards '53-'54 Projects of greatest interest to Enid High School were the new cafeteria-anditorium wing which will be completed by next fall and the new football stadium soon to be begun to replace thl' Ulll WOOCli'I1 l7lCIIC1l1Sl'S. The big project for elementary schools was the replacing of all the out-of-date furniture with modern blond-f'inish desks and other pieces. Three rooms also were added to Nfonroe and Coolidge grade schools. Arrangements were made for the building of three rooms at Hoover and two at Taft. The students of Enid High School want fo express their gratitude to these seven linid citizens for their unsellish elTorts in constantly striving for improvement of thc Enid school system.