Fairfax High School - Red Devil Yearbook (Fairfax, OK)
- Class of 1954
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Q x Q e a ii ' ia: K Y q .xy - e -, 1 - '-4-' -1 I V t Q i VY 'IR X. 1 11 is SEATED: Harry Tate, Sophomore Class Reporter, Eugene Hendricks, Assistant Editor, Dick Tate, Editor, Betty Young, Business Manager, Barbara Jo Danford, Assistant Production Manager. STANDING: Miss Marian Dark, Faculty Advisor, Shirley Koger, Assistant Business Manager, Wallace Alexander, Artist, Clifford Johnson, Fresh- man Class Reporterg Miss Berna Dean Marrow, Faculty Advisor, Coleman Heckart, Production Manager. To keep alive in your memories the happy cmd carehee days spent hmthe Faidax High School is the purpose of this, our Hrst edition of the E-Ko-Wah. Memories, whether they be good Of bad, are precious to us and we would like to retain them. Please regard our efforts kindly and excuse our many errors. lf, in future years, the following pages bring to you a faint smile, our labors will be highly rewarded. THE STAFF sigh! Q O IRONS V J LOCKETT Former Custoduan Supernntendent of Schools Q 0 We are happy to dedrcote thus first Issue of E Ko Wah to two of the best friends that the students of Falrfax Hugh School have ever had, Mr V J Lockett and 'Pop' Irons. No student ever went to either of them for assastance that It was not guven gladly. Thus rs our way of sayrng 'Thanks' for ourselves and many others who have gone before us. ' ZQ: 4'-':Q . v -. f '- 4 tl ,ew . 'N I ry' . A. - U - V I N ,. . , ' V ,J A.. i 4 ' - . ,A 1 ' L V Jgvwwl nf If ,- X J D Harrison Member H W Timmons Vlce Presndent V J Locket! Superintendent of Schools George B Smnth President Dr L A Lmgelboch Clerk and D W Drake Member THE SCHOOL BOARD IN ACTION This fob IS mostly volunteer These men must surely care Enough about their schools each year To face the problems there They know that Issues will arise That conflicts will ensue, That lazy folks will crltlclze The fob they try to do Yet, with a better school In mind, lA goal that must be wonl The school board leaves mere talk behind And ACTS to get things done! Q1 .Supmmimdafd U ,Scho 14 ' 1 Q ,..'T.IL'3 X ,,.vv is My twenty-three years' association with the students, teachers, board members, and citizens of Fairfax have been very pleasant ones. let me assure all of you that any mistakes that I have made as administrator of your school came from the head and not from the heart. May l congratulate the staff and sponsors of this, our first yearbook, and express my appreciation to all of you for Cl job well done. V 0 F 'r r . 4.4 ,lv , ,v l BE RNA DEAN MORROW English B S Degree C S C Edmond Okla homa Two years an Fairfax Favorite sport Fushmg FLOYD MOYER Vocal and Instrumental Musnc BS and MS Degrees Oklahoma A an Stlllwater Seven years un Farr fax Favonte sport Go f Jffwllflf ROSS CASE Prlnclpal .-, - asf' PAULINE KING Commerce B S Degree C Tahlequa Oklahoma Furs? year Fanrfax Favorite sport Basketball Hustory and Head Coach B S and M S De grees Oklahoma A and M Stillwater Twelve years In Fairfax Favorite sport Football LOIE A PASCOE JR lndustrlal Arts BS Degree NSC Tahle quah Oklahoma M S Degree Oklahoma A an M Stillwater Seven years m Fan fax Favorute sport Gal Thus page complrments ot FAIRFAX INSURANCE AGENCY in ,GF MRS MYRTLE MEDLIN HOWELL Speech and Englush A Degree Northeastern State College Tahlequah Okla homa First year teac Ing Favorlte sport Football Iv' MR EUGENE REUSSER Mathematlcs Assustcnt Coach B S Degree Bethel College North Newton Kansas Fourth year teachlng Favorite sport Football 3,51 MR JACK WEAVER Bl0lOgICUl and Social Science M College Stillwater Okla- homa Fourth year teachong Favornte sport Football Thus page compluments of DRAKE S 101 STORE -I fr MISS MARIAN DARK Secretary to Superintendent Llbrorlan B S Degree Northeastern State College Tahlequah Oklahoma M S Degree Oklahoma A and M College Strllwater Okla homo Tenth year In Fairfax Favorute sport Basketball 1 MISS NETTIE MAE NELSON Home Economics B S Degree Central State College Edmond Oklahoma Snxth year teachung Favorite sport Basketball 1 Q. :Q V '. .S Nfl so A A ix- 4.: 5' xv I J! xi- 'j lk -if t' , l s 3 B. . , - - I 5, ' ' I h' -Q . . I , - I . I .L ii . J fx ef' , '1' 35 if I B. S. Degree, Oklahoma and ,, . , 2 ,V Hvwh Hallwf 'S i Any resemblance fo sfudenvs in Fairfax High School is purely acciden a 'S' 'Q Qll' - 1 im uql I nz f , X 'lf' V' I Q 9 A if E5 '35 in , 5 BOB TATE President Football I yearg 4-H Club 4 yearsg Sophomore class presidentg Junior classplay. AL LEN E RANDALL Se cretary -Treasurer Pep Club 4 yearsg Pep Club president I yearg Band 2 yearsg Glee Club 3 yearsg 4-H Club 4 yearsg Football Queen, senior yea. if MISS NETTIE NELSON Class sponsor This page compliments of BIG HILL TRADING CO. ef? JIMMY BARN ETT Vice-president Football 4 yearsg Base- ball I yearg Basketball I yearg 4-H Club 4 yearsg Football queen attendant escort 2 yearsg Junior class play. BETTY YOUNG Cheer Leader Pep Club 3 yearsg Pep Club Vice-president I yearg Glee Club 2 yearsg Annual staff I yearg Cheer leader 2 yearsg Librarian 2 yearsp Junior class play. -an 'T ! 1 v X Q55 L3 H 9 1 '-fi' in ' A COLEMAN HECKART Band 4 years, Dance band 4 years, Best musician award 1952-53, Drum maior 2 years, Honor society 2 years, Junior class play, Annual staff, Boys State. .7 f 1, 9 I JOAN BATSCHELETT Pep Club 4 years, Foot- ball queen attendant, Home Economics award 45- .. vase' Q' ,. rf ELIZABETH TRUMBLY Glee club, Pep club, From former high school: State Honor Society 2 years, 4-H club secretary 3 y8afs. EUGENE TIDWELL Football 3 years, Band 3 years, Vice-President and Social Chairman of Band, Dance Band 2 years, Junior class cheer leader. TOMMY DANIELS Football 4 years, Basket- ball 4 years, Baseball 1 year, Vice-President, sophomore year. Will W694 7413664 oz 746 ?wt'40'ze Tidwell and Tate turn on the 'lpana Smiles' - in other words, we know you have teeth, boy s. C This page compliments of TALLCHI EF THEATER Beauty and brains - the true qualifications of a senior. LOUISE DILLARD rings the bell!!! .-'F' This page compliments of OKLAHOMA TIRE 8- SUPPLY .1-A ,- . ,.,- .Ak U -.,... L ' W V , ,, ,..4 , nci77fz6de6a0ufzpa4Z ' - 25 Q CLEO DILBECK Burbank. LORETTA HALE Band 4 years, Glee Club 3 ye club accompanist 2 years, Dance band 3 years, National piano winner Yearbook promoter, Transferred from TOM TATE Freshman president, Local and county 4-H club president 'I year, National 4-H club soil conservation winner l year, Junior class play, Band 4 years. FOY ELSBERRY Band i year, Glee club 4 years, Junior ars, Glee class play. 1952-53, international piano winner l953. Q4'.4 ff1,x V DALE SHOPTAW Yearbook promoter. 'VL -Q DICK TATE Yearbook editorg Football I yearg Band 4 Yearsg Band President l yearg State Honor Society 2 years, 4-H Club 4 years. r 2' - W ' 'il wx D '15 I f LOUISE DILLARD Pep Club 4 yearsg Cheer Leader 2 yearsg Football queen attendant I yearg Home Economics award I year. Us -ag- DON WOOD Football I yearg Junior class play. HOMER ANSON Transferred from Burbank. 'I MARILYN DRAKE Pep Club 4 yearsg Glee Club 2 yearsg State Honor Society I yearg Secretary- Treasurer of freshman class. We, Me mica af 1954 8 Wt. 1 iii. f 1-I 1 . l , 5- r V, I' A mt The l. W. W.'s on the iob. This page compliments of SK ELLY SERVIC E STATION 1 Q H' 51 el ,ez CLINTON CARTER MARY LOU Mc KINN EY Bgskefbgll 1 yew, State Honor Society l yearg CHARLES BATSCHELETT WAYNE BRINK Football 3 yearsg Basket- ball 'l yearg Baseball 2 yearsg Junior class play. Transferred from Quay 1951. 43 Us LEROY POTTS Football 4 yearsg Foot ball captain l yearg Bas- ketball 4 yearsg Vice president of iunior class. cd oz 7nd ?evzewell to Strange things are happening Tl1ey're smiling! This page compliments of FAIRFAX MAYTAG ,4--2 It DENZIL ROBERTS JAKE WILLIAMS MIKE SMITH 4-fl QIUI? 4 YCUYS, Jv'1IOr Yearbook queen attendant Baseball I yearj Trans- fl'1SS D'CS'4e'1V, JUWIU' escort, Transferred from Ierred from Seminole, 1952. 'GSS FUN, BOYS, SVUVB Ponca Cnty, l953. representative, Libra'-an CARMELITA ROBINETT l yf-ur JU 4r 'd,, . i don- . - ' Q 1 Q g fs 3 ,W X -- I 1 -nf Pep Club I year, Trans Ierred from Cushing, 1951 BRUCE WANN Football 2 years, Basket- ball 3 yearsg Baseball 3 yearsg Perfect attendance . 3 years. 41. 65444: 775480: 'gmc to tie maid Me dat qmiawandtkkuwcwwmeladfoqaa' Dan't Strain the gray matter, boys. This page compliments of BRILLIANT BRONZE .i .v,s 'QP-' BARTON CHITWOOD VIRGINIA ANN HARRISON Pep Club 4 yearsg Pep Club Sgt. at Arms, I yearg Band twirler 3 yearsg Foot- queen attendant I year. JIM HUGHES Yearbook queen supporter ETH EL BOOK State Honor Society 3 years' Transferred from BartIesvuIIe 1951 -12 . 5, Shirley Koger Vice-President Craig Pitts President !,','...4.l 'Qi .- A ' . ,V . A s 4 3. a t 1 Shirley Jenkins Secretary- Treasurer O . 'Q L ,Q ,, a 1,71 E Randy Scott - iust one of the boys! Jackie Stone Jim Tate Sara Jane Smith Clyde Moore Don Roberts Marcia Mahan Sue Homan Lcrry Lantz pn Charles Garner Cheer Leader This page cunpliments of MAHAN 8- MAHAN jamie Nefiie Tallchief I i i 1' xl 'Q' --., , K xmwxg 'V s A . K fb iv--A 4. Leo Johnson Bonnie Shaffer Bob Sl-mg l A jx 4 , sg Floyd Pawn, Our queen candidate, Shirley Koger, was Chcrlean Bear riding high about this fimel Wanda Buffs Gene Harp Harold West Mary Elizabeth Haskell This page complimenfs of H. M. BENEFIELD, D. 0. Eugene Hendricks Kent Williams wtf! fs- Q aj.- ar 1 'iii' This page compliments of T. J. HUGHES LUMBER CO. Marsha Henderson Buster Hartman Marilyn Betts Tommy Rhoads d I dl- , Sue Homan and Barbara Danford love this back-seat drivingl Ted Elliott Mary Dell Adkins Leslie Dilbeck Virginia Rice Q 5 ,JG F . if Q K'-r .S ,wb ,Clif Donald Norton Zo Willey Johnny Riqney Marilyn Crowder This page ments G. AND G. STORE Bafbafa Hi-'dson Carl Lihlefield Shirley Barnes Bobby Henderson 4- 11 L eonard Parent Jerry Meyer Tommy Buxron Carol Cul Barbara Whaley Troy Looney p Junior glamour on parade. Barbara Jo Danford Elmer Wimpy Harry Tate was -p x - Yi? President -, Gary Scoif , Vice-President Vonda Koger I Secreiary-Treasurer ' , 1, , Annabefh Jackson B fl, , ' .Q , Cheer Leader A vi gli Nevada Ross Dolores Good Joe Trumbly jophonwam 8:3 in q'4-.fib-sg., Look out, gals, if's wet! This page compliments of FAIRFAX EQUIPMENT CO. L. 'D' Jim Turnbull Albert McKinney Jimmy Richards Cleo Hendrix VI 1 1 Carol Durst 'Y F09' . l 'Iv' 3. 4' A -P if Q, . lj' Donald Wann . Pi . shin., Gallafln HC. 4,5 -4 1' Ro scoe Johnson V17 Carol Nelson Ray Cass Q H' Josephine Taylor Dan Eubank - Madeline McKinney Sam Shafer Bob Pasloy ,Sophonwnm F' 1 A . Ronnie warner stopped the iunior parade fo campaign for the sophomore queen candidate. Willie Balduff ' l V I 4, v -.- . lv . 'FElI ' .4 ' 1 . f This page compliments of g,,,y Vinson CHUNK'S GRILL .as xg .Svplwmvfwi ' t Bill Chitwood Bill Kuhn I V Agnes Bai ey I , X This page compliments of W. A. GEIGER, JR., M.D. . David Butler M' ' Glenora Lytle 5. What a position the Sophomore: can get them- X selves inl Just look at Dolores Good' 0,0 5' Wayne Taylor O. x 'L l , Y 1 X W W'-rf -'f. Darlene Harrison ' Wallace Alexander Don Smith I X 1 1' r is Patsy Neely , 0 . A Bill snuff., , Q, . Lo Verna Jones f- K W: ' Richard Johnson U It AM fy, 55? ,ri- '. , ll .71 01 J: 'vi .Z ry- ypf . V av! f 'YQ-ev' rn 'X' lf' 'eil' it ' S 1 ,H 1 'T' 'Fri 1' tx nr: Carol Ann Minick George Hancock Alice Bear Levi Downing Frances Good Frank Warner Tony Spearman Dolores Borden Clifton Scott Garreline Heflin Ola Jean Stoneman Ronnie Warner jnphnmofma Carolers? Oh, not really!! This page compliments of FAIRFAX EL EVATOR P' C' t .gilt 'Q SJ .nv -4. l' ps 'T' fl J- 1 6 150 Janise Gibson Billy Adkins Glenna Michaels Johnny Aston George Johnson Jackie Stuart Marvin Daniels Martha Morgan Billie Ann Steen Tom Culvef Betty Wilson Roger Diehl Q.. I Th... 4 4 . Clifford Johnson President Laura Jane Potts Vice-President Joann Kothe Secret cry- Treasurer This page compliments of Patsy Farren Jackie Ritchie Cheer Leader PRE SCOTT H. HARALSON, M.D. '- L 11 9 , fb' C5 Jw- . -vo- any 4 L . 4- , y,, N IA G3- 1 ' 3 , ,fr Q Roxanne Littlefield J. Berry Harrison Tommy Burgess Charlotte King Jolene McKinney Ella Jo Hood ,.-. N S I, 5' I.'v K. .,' - Y I ,If 5 Tommy Covington Betty Balduff Gayle Martin .7 ,Ql'l This page compliments of INDIAN EL ECTRIC C0-OP I 1 P -IW! i N Billy Boone Dalene Cole Edmund Wilson Barbara Boone Phyllis Lockridgo Rosalie McDonnald Gene Roberts Nancy Tillman - Melba Lytle IL! Jimmy Chester i'-D Myrtle Morris Lf J Phillip Morris i Patsy Thomas Mike Martin Janice Hancock , Cindy Borden Troy Chitwood 3 This page compliments of T. W. HAMILL, D.0. . , .,..-..,..M-.N - Margaret Woodward Bill Berger Corrine Osage Edward Savage John Shipman llone Harrison Bruce Charlton Cecelia Tallchief Jw Tw pv- 'Yin' 4 Y '.....4 f 5 5 '1 'V 3,4 PUD QIULI uauod Asgud Aauunxow uaqly POOH Of' 0Il3 PJO,UDG Of' DJDqJD9 uuoM plouoo :nog unapoqj soucf- DUJUADW Japmcug ukluow aqgox uunof- wwe U00 um.uoH ans JIDHDDH uoumloj SIODQJIW nuualg Anno lomj 'gab- 'KA . ' A . Vw 4. 51. Ag, ' , H, - : 4-Q. . W.. .Q i Qtwbqx 1' 5 . lb ' 'f- ' x . . q. - If ' N Q, :AL . I if XC ' 'C 1 N gf? , 3 X1 4 M? ,E -fs ,fo . 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FRONT ROW Ann Horol son and Candy McDonald tram bearers Jane Benefleld flower gurl and Johnny Crowder crown becrer SECOND ROW Joke Wllllams Sensor escort Elizabeth Trumbly Sensor queen candndate Craig Pitts Junior escort Shirley Koger, Junvor queen candidate and relgnlng queen Vonda Koger, Sophomore queen cuwdndate Clifton Scott Sophomore escort Dalene Cole Freshman queen can dndate and Marvin Daniels Freshmm escort A Fl 0 s w - x . ' 't is A I . I R gt V B x J 4 A1 A , 9' Q , s Elxyff l 1. ' S' l '- X L- glstil l 1 if e ' X in 1 l you t I, K I dnnua1Q r' . v' . A f V 4. I. '. ' .1 -'J .I ffl' .. 'M F 5 Q I ',-53,4 171' -1, ' SIIIRLEY KOGER Jo f6allQ and 405 Josephine Taylor, Sophomore attendant, Charlotte King, Freshman attendant, Louise Dillard, Senior attendant, All- ene Randall, Football Queen, Mary Dell Adkins, Junior attendant. Josephine Taylor, Sophomore attendantg Charlotte King, Freshman attendant, Louise Dillard, Senior attendant, Allene Randall, Football Queen: Mary Dell Adkins, Junior attendant, Chauffeur, Deloris Green, and Ring Bearer, David Randall. h7lJDf6LLU Qmm ALLENE RANDALL VT I-sf nn N., And away we go! j Eat, drink cmd be merry. i fr- f Whctsc matfer, coach? Drink Huducol and be like me! Who's changing pants? . ,-. v:L wherevs ,he guy? Portrait of Rat Den corner. A 5740 5 I A' 'A Mgmt M mmm I I J . l I I ' ' . ,r ' rl - ' t' :ji -1-13 'sl r , , in N v nvurn- . .h r X, ., . , .wi 'gl .,fi'Y:A 4, I , v 4 I , npr, Y N FRONT ROW: Elmer Wimpy, Don Smith, Larry Lantz, Donald Wann, Bruce Wann, and Mr. Sammy Seminoff, Assist- ant Coach. SECOND ROW: Wayne Brink, C0-Cqptaini Leo Johnson, Tommy Buxton, Kent Williams, Roscoe John- son, Bobby Henderson, Levi Downing, Craig Pitts, and Mr. Eugene Reusser, Assistant Coach. BACK ROW Richard Johnson, Gary Scott, Leroy Potts, Captain, Jimmy Barnett, Wallace Alexander, David Butler, Tommy Dan- iels, Eugene Tidwell, Ronnie Warner, and Mr. Ross Case, Head Coach. Sperry. . . Shidler . . Tonkawa. Newkirlc. . Garber. . . Pawnee. . Drumrighf Dewey . . Hominy. . Cleveland This page compliments of CARROLL CHEVROLET CO. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 1953 ...I3 ...I8 ...25 O ...34 0 ...21 6 0 ...33 Fairfax Fairfax Fairfax Fairfax Fairfax Fairfax Fairfax Fairfax Fairfax Fairfax 365. Kaqmm lil' l Ill Ill!! ii I gn! lxjk fi... FRONT ROW: David Butler, Tommy Daniels, Leroy Potts, Frank Warner and Carl Littlefield. MIDDLE ROW: Tommy Culver, Roy Cass, Bobby Henderson, Marvin Daniels and Charles Garner. l BACK ROW: Coach Ross Case, Ronnie Warner, Craig Pitts, J. Berry Harrison, Jim Hughes, and Bruce Wann. December December December December January January January January January January January January February February February February February T953-S4 3 ASKETBALL SCHEDULE 4 8 ll 15 1 5 8 T2 T5 I9 26 29 2 5 9 T2 16 ......Barnsdall.. ...Hominy Cleveland.. ...Pawnee... ...Shidler.... .. . Newlcirlc .. ...Dewey.. . . . . . Tonlcawa. . . ...Ralston. .. ...Hominy .. Cleveland.. .. ...Pawnee... .. ...Tonlcawa .. . ...Shidler.. .. ...Newkirk... .. ...Dewey.... . . . . Drumright . . This page compliments of FIRST STATE BANK There Here Here There Here There Here There Here There . . . .There . . . Here . . . Here . . .There . . . Here . . . .There . . . .There l .,. U ll f -A xi LWVY H I XX nr.,-1 2 I dll .4-55 FN -fx, , A 1 , 2 Qmmzttea -ll I I... I I I I L I I L -u 'a ' Q5 4- - Yea, team fight! o-- IJ' Shirley Jenkins, Louise Dillard, Barbara Whaley, Barbara Hudson, Garreline Heflin. This page compliments of AL BERT'S CHAMPLIN SERVICE STATION -6' 977 0 SMHUJN! ' -o-JM.. --f. Q r 1.55: , :Ha ' 3,5 '1 ' 4 4 4 . X uosuy JawoH ugunw 01,4110 uohow nquow suod A0101 soumg Aopgqg sguow dgllgqd el' Y ll OZ 6l Bl Ll 91 .- , 1 K, 1-j an 1 . X C v an -. 1' ,. 1 3 , 1 'ah li- pv ,X jf vm , .ij Q s s K .4 fe' - . Y ' W . 1 . Yr '. 'A O . ' . ,, 'X S Q A ' yfnix V fu. ,hiv 1 ui ?u .noting Ugg ago-L 'g AuoH quoqng uno ngoqg Lung 54095 'PWS quuls 8UDf DJDS Pl0!PIN!1 VDD jU9ADd PJDUOO1 wma P4013 ploggalugj ouuozog I -8- 'T 'x '3- N.. . I , fl 1 JJ , I I Q ,, . 11? m .-s 4 --Q. -lm ... PUPIIDL !I'9'3 uosguopg euon uoumg Aunugf uosgunH ouopoo 9 A'lI!M 'OZ 9 Y E Z l .dlx X 6 Q90 006 A N x Thus page compllmenfs of DIEHL'-S FOOD STORE 'Rf 1 3. 'rf' N 1 . - 3 x,-f R M, . .V ye.,- X f K. .. x Xt X . 0 :Q . T , I 4 CI 1 ' J -.. u v N. .. ' 'N ' xi y I ,E . 4 . Q , A 9 Q .Q f . atv. X. N 4, A' N' This page compliments of LAMB BROS. GROCERY 8. MARKET if oc' 009096 'HQGQ .fn M- Q ,f Q, 1 -, Y, .L 'iL '-' iff ' 'Y 7 . 7 yum' gm gm A3044 ' 5122 Klub 0 as-. A- was Q? J E 4, ov- M:-af ... , 1 One of the newest musical organizations in Fairfax Higlf is the mixed chorus, under the direction of Mr. Floyd Moyer. Congratulations to a growing organization! 97713c2d Khanna 'es- The Fairfax High School band, under the direction of Mr. Floyd Moyer, is noted for its achievements in concert and and marching contests. 0 Our day begins wiih a mod rush fo our lockers. Wouldn'1 a mid-morning snack be wonderful? QQ ' Biology cram-session. No laboratory work today F W gums:-mm ihflllllllhv New 116, Books? Books! Books! Where do we find what, and who done it? 1 Sometimes we think that adiecfive clauses are insfrumenfs of torture. By the end of the day, wo're iust plain bushed f Many of these shorthond students will invade the business world with- in the next year or so. Their 'know-how' is being provided by Miss Puuline King. .0ll'U7'l N. This page compliments of THE PALACE GROCERY The typing hour is ci very business-like time. Passing speed tests keep these people on their toes. Mrs. Thomasom, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Smith, and Mrs. Ritchie, manager. These women are responsible for the many fine meals Thai we have received in the cafeteria this year. --1:sC '3' F a 395 1 vw.. Q ' li gggs- H,-I ' ,ii 'GENIUSES' AT WORK From dignified seniors to the lowly freshmen, these pictures represent the constant activities of this department under Mr. Poscoe's super- vision. This page compliments ol CLARK PALMER K I . ow ' l 1 i ga vxxt ,lf SEATED Barbara Jo Danford Betty Young Mary Haskel STANDING Loretta Hale and Mass Marlan Dark Head llbrarnan 614-M 671414 K N-4 49' FEUDIN IN THE HILLS I 5 -un-up l Joann Kotlwe Ella Jo Hood and Mary Dell Adknns Y' G II A B I Carol Dursf Jake Wllllams and Carol Ann MII'1lCk SEATED Garrellne Heflnn Shnrley a ann gnes arey STANDING Mrs Myrtle Howell Mlke Smnfh Harry Tate Jo Taylcr and Dan Eubank This page complumenis of -5 Q' ' K' J I ' - If . jg f . .XX ' -- - C - - .. . . ,, x ' I ' Q A - ' tx: f,, 'H N 1 J I f . ' . . ' ' I ' I , u L 1. C F 1 -' -. J ... 1 l 7 ' 1 1 .4 h . I , - l, Y V 1 I . x -M f w' K X 1 Q I . la I A ' 1 .I , ' .- .ka ,K A S A , f . A 4' ' - 7 ul 1 1- '7 . . X 'Y - x Y I ' ' I x I I I : . . I . r - . I , I I . . ' . . D 5 ' 1 I 1 1 ' ' 6'-lvl-4-A611114 lf ', i' l l . 1' A fi Q -fifv SEATED: Marilyn Betts, Asma, Zoe Willey, prompter, Marsha Henderson, prompter, Sara Jane Smith, Birdie Laverne, Marilyn Crowder, Bobs Sanford, Barbara Donford, Carolyn, Sue Homan, Peaches Carter. STANDING: Mrs. Myrtle Medlin Howell, director, Carl Littlefield, Dean Marlow, Clyde Moore, Oke Stimson, Marcia Mahon, Sylvia Webster, Craig Pitts, Tom Arsdole, Jerry Meyer, Alfred Tennyson Murgatoyd, Eugene Hendricks, Anthony Arsdale, Tommy Buxton, announcer, Elmer Wimpy, Chuck Mayo. GIRL-SHY Handsome Tom Arsdole and his lady-killer roommate, Oke, are on the verge of graduation from college. Tom has a terrific reputation as a woman-hater. He wishes he could stop being 'girl-shy' and meet nice girls like - well, take Bobs Sanford! His roommate, Oke, is o tremen- dous contrast to Tom. Oke loves girls. He adores them. And he's faithful to two and three at a time. Thinking that Tom has a hate on women, Bobs Sanford decides she'll do some- thing about it. She manages to change places with the girl who cleans up Tom's and Oke's room. This should give her a chance to work on girl-shy Tom - and it certainly does. The im- pression Bobs makes on Tom when he first sees her is about as unnoticeable as two planets crashing in mid-air. Then, just as something beautiful starts to develop between Tom ond Bobs, in comes Tom's father with a girl from home. Tom's father thinks the girl from home is iust the girl for Tom. Bobs is put on the spot when the girl she changed places with returns. The mix-up grows, and poor Tom wishes he could just evaporate out of it all. But all ends well for Tom and Bobs, Oke is faithful to Peach- es throughout the entire performance, and even Birdie and Chuck patch up their old romance. ' 610-M Play i-lg. SEATED Mike Smlth Scaffold Jake Wullrams Bubbles Louise Dtllard Ginny Allen Wayne Brink Lester Allen Clnnton Carter Wallace Woods Jlm Barnett Beef Denznl Roberts Professor Barton Carmellta Roblnett Dot Loretta Hale Laura Allen and Joan Batschelett Barbara STANDING Mrs Myrtle Howell Director Coleman Heckart F0997 Ryan Allene Randall Franny Barton Mary Lou McKinney Molly Woods Don Wood Steve Marilyn Drake Mltzl Ellzobeth Trumbly Mlss Spencer Vurgnma Harrlson Betty and Ethel Book Mlss Blgby fNotm pucture Tom Tate George Allen Q BEAUTY AND THE BEEF Gunny hoped her past on a qulz program would be a closed book when they moved to a small town She wouldnt be teacher s petfany more, wnth an A plus on every paper, and the boys would date her luke anyone else The captain of the football team named Beef offered to help her wlth Amerlcan hlstory whuch he could easlly do slnce he had been worklng off a condl taon In the subgect He dldnt suspect that nt was Gmny s specnal fneld and she had ut all cold from Columbus to date Ginny s brother was on her snde he was suck of being the brother of the child wonder ln fact, Lester was out to make the school band Sunce he knew nothmg of muslc, he had pucked out the bass drum as has unstrument Anyone, he sand, could play a bass drum, and he demonstrated wnth the potato mash er and a pan cover Now If he could only et hold of a bass drum' lt tumecl out that Mol te Woods dad owned one, and from then on Les was out to brlbe Molly mto sneaklng ut out, whnch she fmally dvd wuth ternflc and utterly unforeseen results Gmny knew her dad was her chlef danger, for he liked to brag of her record He almost spulled the secret an a talk wtth Beef but remembered In the mck of tzme But Beef saw Gmny s prlze cup and dsscovered that the gurl he had been helpnng was really tops In the fleld Beef left and Ginny, walk mg un all dressed up for her date, was heart broken Then to prove to Beef that she wasn t so smart, she copled the wrong answers from has exam In the nnqulsntuon that followed, each admltted to Copying but It was Beef who was suspended That was another catastrophe, for wnthout Beef the team couldn't wln the bug game' That put the gurl tn a lam wuth the whole school The only hope was to get the game postponed somehow until Beefs suspension was llfted They got It postponed by puttmg eptcac un the team s cocoa and what a razzle dazzle that was' But maybe they weren't so bralny after all that stunt almost got them an trouble wlth the lawl Stull, ut was all stralghtened out at the fl nal curtam, and Franny dated tl1e frantnc Foggy, and at last Ginny had her dates wlth Beef I 1 rl, 1 W I I l 7 3 .. 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Berry Harrison, Tommy Rhoads, Elmer Wimpy, Frank Warner, Gary Scott, and Jake Williams. MIDDLE ROW: Dan Eubank, David Butler, Bob Henderson, Don Wood, Buster Hartman, Wallace Alex- S h R W L J h on, Bob Pas- ander, Jim Hughes, Homer Anson, and Roy Cass. BACK ROW: Don mit , onnie orner, eo o ns lay, Don Wann, John Rigney, Tom Culver, Marvin Daniels, Barton Chitwood, and Coach Jack Beller. l The team at practice. V Why don f the teachers look up the answers In si.. il milf' Instead of asking us. 'x his N Q af' 3 6 'Q Ko 00' 0 -5 ms pol Rox s or V06 props D -XMB . Co-captain and the queen. . ' , -1 ' 4 'gg' 'H' , '-QAX3-jk 15 Hur,y Up and ov 'eml , kids' if s olmos own. ' bel! . h , wwmd Y - Ure-I can W5 The I 5- LY -1 'J X 4 ,W who' S 0 WON? -:Q in i ii. .f W X i ,ag o kr X K 2' L Bod .- . Who? oils her? a of wh' eng MOR ami . 'ang -5-Y m.-:fha X .,.. I , H ,W r Y ?x . uf . ' -41 - ll Grin tain! '-I NTE- girls. lt's the Staff photographer. . , Al Ixsfars . 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