Enid High School - Quill Yearbook (Enid, OK)

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JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS TOP ROW: Johnny Walker, sec- retaryg Judy Denton, reporter BOTTOM ROW: Karen Ludwigr, VICE-1DI'9Sld9lltQ Don Carey, presi dent: James Pride, treasurer. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Sara Neill, reporterg John Cromwell, vice-p1'eside11tg Donna Reeser, secretary, Lyle 1'urker, presidentg Char- lene Williams, treasurer. A03 Who hz jf? STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Sandy Burris, secretary, Ray Asfahl, presidentg Lillie Regier, Il'Q1lSlll'0l'I Gregg Bond, reporter, Charlene Ilicks vice president. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS TOP ROW: Floyd Skarky, presi dentg Charles Lewis, reporter BOTTOM ROW: Ann White, secre tary: Gail Crawford, vice-presi dent: Merlene Duckworth, trea snrer.

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WMM? ToP Row: Laura Milam, Beth Pratt, Mildred Montgomery, Lea Ida Boyle, Addie Froxnholz, Estaline Waters, BIIDDLE Row: Earl Smith, Perry McCoy, Edgar Michael, T. A. Kennedy, Harold Duckett, Marvin Myers. BOTTOM Row: Hazel Pow-- ers, Muriel Koger, Ruth Moyer, Fabia Thomas, Nelle McCreary. Tor Row: Ruth Moore, Florel Helema, Rosamay Lynch, Delyte Poindexter, Una Voigt, Ruth Scott. DIIDDLE Row: Mary Martha Andruss, Ray Farrant, Jim Stroup, D. Bruce Selby, James Keeton, Ruth Cochran. BoTToM Row: Katherine Bales, Eva Young, Carol Spencer, Helen Stewart, Charlotte Kretsch. Tor Row: Robert Pyle, Jewel Ridge, Charles Jones, John Provost, George Pratt, Bernard Paulin. BIIDDLE Row: Ellen Correll, Lois Vance, Wilda Gathright, Patricia McKay, Maui-ine Morrow. BoTToM Row: Myrl Kirk, Herbert Seem, Gerald Hemphill, Paul Geymann, Tom Hamm.

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. Cgiiff 4 awww! I.1cxf'T: Annual D. H.-D. 0. Banquet at the Youngblood Dining Room. INSICRTI Trice Ii1'UilIll'lK'k, Cliiekaslia High School principal. guest speaker S1f1.x'1'i1:lm M' Svicixiiiizlcs' 'l'.xnI.i:: Jim Gray, Trice Broadrick, D. Bruce Selby. Mrs. Trice Ilrozulrim-k, Mrs. ll. Bruce Selby. gaculiy and yfudenk 6602 by olicazfziea Qolyelhefz One of the events the teachers en- joy most during the year is the an- nual D. E. - D. 0. Clubs Employer- Employee banquet. Two hundred and five students, employees, and faculty members attended the fif- teenth annual banquet on November 14 in the Youngblood Hotel. Each year students of the two de- partments and their sponsors Perry McCoy and T. A. Kennedy, invite the Enid High School Faculty to this banquet. Following the dinner, Clyde Oak- ley, president of D. C. Club welcomed the group a11d E. VV. Chambers re- sponded on behalf of the guests. Other 12 BY NIARY HEIJEN Boenirr entertainment was furnished by Mary Helen Bogert presenting a reading, and Patsy Hathoot accompanied by Carol Carlberg and Gregg Bond sing- ing several popular songs. Mark L. Boren, president of D. E. Club, acted as toastmaster and intro- duced the speaker, Mr. Trice L. Broadrick, principal of Chickasha High School. Another event enjoyed by both the faculty members and the students was the annual faculty assembly present- ed in late January. Featured on the program Was a Combo eansisting of Tom Hamm at the piano, Gerald Hemphill on the cornetg Jim Keeton on the drums, and Charles Jones on the bass playing hit tunes. Ray Farrant accompanied by Mr. Hamm and Mr. Keeton made quite a hit with his version of The Yellow Rose of Texas . Also on the program were Prinicpal D. Bruce Selby pre- senting some of his ever popular rope tricks and Miss Maurinc Morrow sing- ing several old favorite songs. Mist- ress of ceremonies, Mrs. Nellie Mc- Creary, kept the audience laughing with her between acts jokes. Participation in such activities gives the students and faculty mem- bers a keener appreciation of each other as human beings. 'TI-IE QUILL