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IO URNALISM CL UB 0l'0 :IDS Beverly Coffee 3R ng ,ws 2 M40 INTO THE WIND DCdlC2Il0n V1ews from the Cockpxt fcampus scenesj Our Echo Crew fstaffj NAVIGATORS Admmlstratxon Faculty fhIgh school Iumor high, Passxng Revxew Faculty fgradej Mamtenance SQUADRONS Semors Junxors Sophomores Routme Mxssxons Freshmen Seventh Aerobatlcs 1 snapshotsj BARNSTORMING Flnght Co Ordmators QStudent COUHCIIP Ground Operatxons fclubsj Celestxal Range fmusxcj STAR GAZING ueens Medals of Honor Favontes FIGHTERS Sports KIWI Grzdes Caught In MId Axr fsnapshotsj Fhghts End fsnapshotsj I O U1 , I I -- A , UQ , I I7' - - . I I-I . . I I. I I ' D' ,I I I I I' ' I I ,I I I I If - ., I ,I , , I, ,I I I I K , I, ,I I I I I,I I, ,I ,I I I I -I,I I,I ., I ,I I I I,I . 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I III I II 'I III I III I II'lIIII I IIIII I III I II I I I II III I IIIIIIII I IIIII I III I eoxlmdx vuvu MWA-L -lb'-ri'-H'-A wNNNNNI-II-II-I .I-In-I 5 QOONH mvr -8-Nav- I--t-Nu-I Ooom-bwooohw N-Io N Ox-Aww-I 3900 X.-.ae WY cedzlcahbn That these dead shall not have died in ,vain . . . and that government of the people, hy .the people, and for the people, shall not perish from the earth. Lincoln spoke these words almost one hundred years ago, yet today they are still true. We are struggling that our government of the people, by the people, and for the people, shall not perish from the earth. To the youth of our own generation who are in military service, and to those who have given that last full measure of devotion for the cause of freedom in the modern world, we dedicate this hook. In so dedicating, we also pledge ourselves to give our best in whatever crisis may come to us .... from the tiny first graders who are just beginning life's training, to the seniors who are now passing through our doors into the world. UQ- K. QNWW , .,,.. ' i 3:20 rush for the flight home views Jfwm Jim 5 dgtuff Position, longitude 972 West, latitude 342 north ...... . flying over campus ..... auditorium and grade building ..... senior high ..... playground fun for the smaller ones ..... circle once more ..... junior and senior high students rush to class ..... Off duly Crossing the ramp Smoolb fl-ying lo class . . . . . Altitude 5,000 feet . . . . . junior high hangar below . . . . . runway ..... den for flight rations ..... It's a wonderful day for flying ..... wonder how high these flyers will go ..... coming in for a landing ..... all depends on the crew. The Sfrif! -g - I -.A -.-1 X 4 4 ,. ai -M . . si --'S -:,--me uhm 1 -I 1 pvc-J- A . , Q? -fg7,v'lL-.1-L fx '- '1 'a-frwad--wp. l .,,', Q J if ' f . fl. ' f , egfe ,H f 455,40 1 .., 'iv' -' ,fl .. .. A 5, me . Q.. - 'vi' ff' N' flfsbf WQ ' 'Siir Q i ,l y ,..,. e g igi i ii e eein r +- , , . Z , -ff - it i e g - f f g . V 4 H X, wwf Tlx - ii iglgfai i' me zgg-,gg - ,X if , g '-.J......,. 'm..A..u.. M..,'mv-,farn.i..mm,1fQfmw.Wwuf,afg1Le 4. M aw .'-I-ii' ... q X ' 'L Q Cx M Seated: Mildred Lindesmith, Stacy Hall, sports editor, Wynell Thomasg Sue Ravan, James Bray, art editor, Bonnie Presley, Hurst, business managerg Dorothy Elkins, Beverly Coffee, edi- assistant business manager, Cenettie Lindesmith, class make- torsf Dixie Page, Maxine Blevinsf Mary Ethel Gaddis. upy Wilda Wheatg Norma Randolph, Lily Riser, sponsory Max Standing: john Badley, Dorrace jo Watson, sponsor, Geneva Akers. Nw Kfww -5.. The crew spent many an anxious hour up in the air before the pictures were all mounted, but they managed to save the big ship. Mystery of the'year was who took the glue from the library floor? No, it wasn't spilled there-just a whole can of rubber cement walked away from the junior high building. The staff thought that the stuff would stick , but that wasn't all. Three members of the staff evidently followed the glueg anyway, Lavonna Seals, Marilyn Anderson, and june Hensley failed to get into the above picture. Here they are though, in the accompanying snap, caught concentrating. But even Stacy Hall couldn't locate the cement, so if some of these pages are blank everyone will know the reason. Did the rest of the crew do anything? Inventory shows they used up the following: 1 gal. glueg 1 gross pencilsg 10 dozen typewriter ribbonsg 1 carload typing paperg 1 dozen paper cuttersg two photographers, and two sponsors. Wmuqatofm Pfw-x CT FRF: S ABA. x... fx fx 'N f' U 'Q C Q Q J W rki., W' L , k -2- m BPHY IQ' ? 5 . Curl Buck, superintendent, at desk, talks over flight and training plans witb bigb school principal, M. S. kauan, seated, and Lloyd Q. Skelton, grade scbool principal. ,Q-A Nfwiif Y as Nw. s Ng , ...., , Y + 1. 9? Wi HH- ...EIfi:ef:5, 2- Y 2 -E. Row 1: Carl Buck, superintendent, H. L. Anderson, president, Board of Education, H. A. Everett, member. Row 2: jess Phipps, clerk, W. N. Towles, vice-president, Hays B. Ward, member. sun Edwin Ashmore B.A. Degree Band and Vocal Lawton Carey B.A. and M.A. Degrees High School Math Marshall Ellis KS. Degree Vocational Agriculture Mary Ellis B.S. uegree Vocational Home Economics Lora Maynard B.A. Degree Social Studies and Science james Ogden 8.5. Degree Science Lauretta Nichols B.A. Degree High School English M. S. Ravan MA. Degree High School Principal l.ily Riser B.A. Degree junior High English Carl Rohlyer B,A. Degree Industrial Arts Ola Thornton B.S. Degree junior High Math Dorrace jo Watson B.S. Degree Commerce Renew Grade school narigators after school: Mrs. Cannon, Mrs, Ashmore, Mrs. Buek, get togffbef 3120K p.m.g Norvill, Riser, and Mn Min Nofyill, num' head for Ardmore. Mrs. Bynum, Miss Dishman, and Mrs. Troop. 2 Mr. Ravan instructs joe Davis in zlriv- MV- Elli-Y. MV- Bufkyllfld MT- A-YUWOYF ing safely. Mr. Ward, Mr. Phipps, and Mr. Everett, Board of Education members, discuss solve a problem. Virginia Shefield, sehool secretary, works as usual. school plans with Superintendent Carl Buck. I Mr. Carey is glad lo he home. Coach Brownie Skelton's last da home if as J' I S L 4. Mabel Badley A B, Degree First Grade livelyn Buck Life Certificate Third Crade Mariorie Bvnum BS. Degree Second Grade Romine Fannon Life Certiticate Sixth Grade louise Culpepper B S. Degree Second Grade Maude Dishman 'B.S. Degree Fourth Grade Thelma Garrett Life Certificate Fifth Grade Marie l.e Beau l.ife Certificate Second Crade Ruth Norvill BS Degree Fourth Grade Mary Troop A.B. Degree Third Grade Lloyd G. Skelton Crade Principal BS. Degree Sixth Gradey Football Coach Merle Watson B.S, Degree Fifth Grade 340454 'ii 1 X 1 Adh, . 1 v A5 Facia O UO! 3' Q. . I 1 , fff . r A-N if. ' 'Z J. .,W2.A -, u Q ' , 1 , -1. 7 . ,4 l IQ va Q 'Jaw ,af 1 ls it iv ' , M, t 1 'F'- ,. :.. . ug. t, iii 0 .' be uint. ' :Nl if :Inf A fi LQ Miha 1 .jg ,,,,...-nv .r in xx La , ' -...uni 41,5 ..f el -'TOR 4 .-aj if: W , ,A 'V fi' -rf-es 7 4'- -'Cr Q as UI l4'Uk Looks as if Tom, right, sleeps while Boots does the work. gtfsagss 1 - are a Q ff .?1ffg i . 1 A ' .. ., . x K ,,' if? 5 Clyde BYYHYW Tom Hoggard Necbanic Maintenance Nun an A fx ' 'Www I 'wwf it I 'af . X w . Knew They know' the mechanism of a school and are on the job daily to keep the motors in tune and supply the fuel. if 'lk 9- Q: as ,ik hifi? ls , 1. .ff an-.s j as I Tom Walker Maintenance Nan Boots Taylor Maintenance Wan Mrs. Glen Campbell Mrs. A. E. Garrison Mrs. S. B. Hall -A ' 3 Mrs. Hattie Wiley Carl Harmon, left, and Lloyd Bradley mu-sl have run a fast race ta the chow line. yet Pee Wei' Hale was faster. Mrs. T. J. Hendricks E z a in 1 4 1 S 5 l I -A - -v -. M4-'v' E 1 4 1 1 -,iii-3 ,li-1-i 1 if X CCC?-7Nf'Nf'N -... fx QM fflfilpfi A3 V C- C . 4930 my L j UT 1 fi M ? AFT amy .Sfzmb Seniors have been -very successful in their last year of high school training, guided by Carl Roblyer, sponsor. Mama's Baby Boy, senior play, was a hilarious comedy with class president, joe Steen, as the baby boy and Dorothy Elkins as julie, who captured him. In May, they made their last class flight, seeing various interesting views of their native state. When at last training days are over, they will receive their wings. Whether they take higher training or begin piloting their personal lives now, they will surely attain their goals. .- 300:41 Beverly Coffee, Senior class treasurer, Geneva Thomas, secretary Bonnie Presley, uice-president, joe Steen, president, make an impressive-looking executive group .... during class business sessions. 1 1 were 'QW Y' .pads .MM Nm, sal sf 1 32' Henry Ruth Adair Max Akers Maxine Blevins Dorothy jo Capehart Daily Living Club, 50-51. Beverly Coffee 14- ball 50, girls' quartet 501. ffl? 19' Senior play, chorus, F.H.A., Cat Boswell H. S.: homeroom vice-pres., 48, chorus, basketball, co-captain basket Band, basketball, chorus, Oklahoma Honor Society 47-48, track 49, football 48-51, Boy Scouts, journalism Club 47-48, annual staff 50-51, senior play, National High School Register, 50. Chorus, journalism Club, F.H.A., Flash staff, annual staff, junior play, librarian, office girl. Homeroom sec. 49, vice-pres. 49, treas. 51, pres. 50, chorus 49-50, journalism Club 50-51, F.H.A., Flash staff 49-51, editor, 51, Girls' State 50, Student Council treasurer 51, co-editor Echo, 51, junior play manager St. Louis high school: basketball, secretary-treasurer freshman classj. 'Q' M I , Q X '..? -an , .glrljnhs 1 get 1-5 ar tw, -I fr tt 11, it V 5.1-W .M , Z :'b,f ,r' f ,,.:s. . , e 91751, - ,Y - ma. - A X ,- ,J the gymipdqmdq... ' Dtiofluz joe Allen Davis Band 47-51, Athletic Club 47-51, chorus 49-51, Music Club, bus driver. Dorothy Elkins Student Council 48, homeroom: treasurer 48, president 47, president 48, president 40, journalism Club 48-51, Flash staff 48-51, F.F.A. queen candidate 48, lil-LA, parliamcntarian 40, chorus 48-50, girls' glee club 40-50, Music Club vice-president 49, reporter 50, Our Echo editor 51, senior play, senior favorite. Bob Frost lf,F.A. 41, basketball 47-51, football 47, 51, chorus, band 49, home- room: president 40, vice-president 50, president Lettering Club 50, journal- ism Club 50, student council, 50, Flash staff, 50, Tennis Club, 51, senior play, senior favorite. Mary Ethel Caddis Rand, chorus, 47-51, girls' quartet, mixed quartet, 49-51, solo, 48-51, Band queen candidate 41, girls' trio 40-51, Flash staff, senior play, F.F.A. queen candidate 48-50. Lois Gregory lA! Oilton high school: F.H.A. 48-50, band 48-50, twirler, football queen candidate 48, annual queen candidate 48, chorus, junior playj, Donald Hale l7.F.A., 47, basketball, 47-51, football, 48-51', Hoy Scouts, 48, Letter- men's Club, 48, journalism Club, 40, vice-president Lettering Club 49, Student Council, 51, athletic club, 51, junior play. Wanda Haney F.H.A,, reporter, Daily Living Club, 51, CAt Albany high school: homeroom treasurer, 47, basketball, 47, class favorite, 48, student council, 48, cheer leader, 40, football queen attendant, 405. l.loyd Hendricks Band, d'rum major, 51, Superior ratings in trumpet solo, piano solo, tenor solo at district meet, brass quartet, 50, chorus, 47-51, boys' quartet, mixed quartet, valedictorian, junior high, high-point boy, 47,49,50, Daily Living Club president, 51, Music Club president, 50, Dramatic Club president 50, Fox Flash editor, 4'l, annual staff, 50, Student Council presi- dent, 51, Oklahoma llonor Society, 47-51, junior play, Boys' State, 50, National High School Register. i o ' Anon. 1151, , , P, ,.-' - ...c A KX 8 ...--fr 'R 'Qian 'hi' ailing ' ' -ical 241 6, in-o-4 Wynell Hurst High point girl, 47-51, Oklahoma Honor Society, 50, journali: Club, 48-51, band, mixed chorus, glee club, F.H.A., librarian, juni play, office girl, 50, Flash staff, annual staff, Our Echo business managu 51, Fox Flash business manager, 51, senior play. Darline Johnson F.H.A., chorus, 49-51, Lettering club, 50. Shelton Knutson F,F.A., football, 48-51, Athletic Club, 40-51, basketball, 47-48, F.F.. reporter, 50-51. j. W. McCartney Basketball, 47-51, hand, 47-50, chorus 49-51, basketball, 48-51, for ball, Athletic Club, 48-51, F.F.A. treasurer, 51, vice-president, 51. Dixie Page Band, glee club, mixed chorus, librarian, French horn soloist, 48, 5 annual staff, Flash staff 48-51f co-editor Flash, 51,' senior play, office gir F.H,A., football queen 51, junior play. Bonnie Presley Homeroom secretary 40, vice-president 50-51, Echo queen candidai 49-50, football queen candidate, F.H.A., librarian, Tennis Club, 51, studei council secretary, 51, annual staff, 51, senior play. Barbara Reed Band, 47-51, secretary Lettering Club, 50, junior play, F.H.A., 50-51 Tennis Club 51, senior play. Ioyce Shirley Homeroom pres1dcnt,48-40, reporter, 50, treasurer, 51, band, 48-51 football queen candidate, 48, band queen candidate, 49, Music Club 48 Lettering Club, 49, Student Council, 40, Daily Living Club secretary,50. Q:-I'-' rms' pw...-Y 1 ' A '1vm44 q1fMadi,. .. joe Steen hand, mixed chorus, boys' glee club, homeroom: reporter, 48, dent 51, basketball, Athletic Club, trumpet soloist, boys' quartet trumpet trio, 40, mixed quartet, brass quartet, 50, Daily Living junior play, senior play. Ccncva Thomas Band, 47-51, chorus 47-50, girls' glee club 47-50, homeroom: tary 47, 40, 50, reporter 51, Music Club vice-president 48, football attendant, 414, journalism Club, 40-51, F.H.A., Annual staff 50-51. james Thorp Basketball 47-51, Photography Club, president 50, reporter, 47, presi- 49-50 5 Club, SCCTC - queen Letter- men's Club, 48, mixed chorus, 48, football, 48-51, annual staff, 48, track, 50, president Tennis Club, 50, homeroom reporter, 51, junior, senior plays. Newman Walker F.l7.A, 47-51, Daily l.iving Club, 51, Eugene Wright li,F.A. 47-40, Athletic Club 48-51, football. Mickey Wright F.F.A. 4H-51, Athletic Club 40-51, football, 48-51, co-captain, 51, basketball, 48, F,l7.A. sentinel, 50-51, Athletic Club, president, 51. Sonia Wright Daily Living Club, chorus, 47, F.H.A. 40-51, Echo queen, 51 l. Wyrick Athletic Club, 48-51, football, student council vice-pres., Senior Class president, 51. .pil to mln. in - 1 gk 157 ti? SETI, 1 M ?.'qLl'5l?.X Q .V 3 '-14: if -3 ,ar V M A A 3553? 5' Lt 1 eff N ' . ri tl 9 1'1- Activities in chorus, band, football, basketball, clubs, and classwork have highlighted runways for Juniors this year. A Ready Made Family , the Junior play, was an exciting performance for fellow student flyers. The Junior-Senior ban- quet this spring was an evening of gala entertainment as Juniors played host to the Senior class. They have had much success this term, and are looking forward to the time when they, too, will receive wings Mrs. Merle Watson and Mr. M. S. Ravan are sponsors of the class. junior claxs oficerx, Freida Epley, presidentg june Hensley, treasurerg and Billy Tate, vine-presidzntg are checking class records io see if they have enough money lo pay the hills for the junior-Senior banquet. , Q? .1 It .EN .:: A if ' 2 1 James Allcn Marilyn Anderson Ann Bailey Shirley Camp Melvin Casey Joyce Dickerson a ff i V S ,wir X H an , kim U I I fi In , g v-A . I 'W -' A? ,'i' 'L N.. A I ,Qi K Wh :g f ' dawg ' ,s,ls .4 - l -r-aff. ' x. N 'L 1' N r Bobby Dixon Troy Dixon Rozzetta Duncan Calvin Eason Freida Epley Carroll Eustace 'M' I.. , .e : 1 Q ,Q Jean Fore Laveme Gunter Stacy Hall Ethel Ann Helms June Hensley Douglas Jackson it 'S ., sam K .ni yr M HRS Nr lx 'FT Waydyne jackson Q3 If-if .- A . . ,H R . . wifi! fl, ', ' if all Flora Pennington 5 . xx Q l '., ,,' Claudie Ruesell r A. pr-ff-1 ' 41 VR .ai 5 ,.-o 2 l. ,F Ir! A 'O Howard Williams 157 Freda Wright 4 4-f i for gf x Cenettie Lindesmith Mildred Lindesmith Della Massegee Billy .l0e McClanahan Troy NONOII K 1 , lr A f -ws! 'TT 8' x an if' K it N0ff'iS Pi0I'CB Norma Randulllh Sue Ravan Buddy Ross 5 Rosemary Ross .,,l 4 i 1 - . H' 2 F M... gf .,-f A ,A 5 4 I I Wayne SCON Freddy Tackett Billy Paul Tate Donald Vincent Lawana Ward .qv These juniors have worked bard in typing lo get beyond that Inuit and peck stage-but are they? -.191 Erleen Ashurst v .ivphonwfma The Sophomore class finished the first year in highschool with flying colors. One of the first events in which Sophomores participated was the F.F.A. queen race. Their candidate, Shirley Varbel Brandt, won. In F.H.A., Sophomores held four of the eight offices. Other class activities included an assembly program of short skits in which every member took part. Sophomores also sold chances on a blanket to raise class funds. K A member of the class not pictured is Louie the Lip , John Badley's famed pig. Louie requires lots of attention and has even caused John to be late for school. The Sophomores have Lawton Corey and Marshall Ellis as sponsors. john Badley Hamp Baker Betty Blevins ,. ff fafuy .... .sf ffm! A-F 'QV 33 f A i L' . if 'mia 2. 'tv is 1 ,ni ,-.e.r.-qv Y o -:Ei 1. . James Bray La Quita Brantley Ann Davidson Ken Duncan 1 N :, . , , K 2 ' 5.- T K .:1'... - - : LMA L . 1 K wif V for L ff' f we B af' h , It. L - . i W M Y ox C D , A Q - ' F Luanne Gillenwater 1201 W. A. Hopkins Hershell Henson Marguerite lnmon Carl-oss johnson and Shirley 'Varbel, Sophomore home room presidents, relax at the noon hour. it A N' V 5 ,L . .. a i E ., iq 1 p p K '53 .1 K C- ,g .. . I if tam. Mary Bowman Dexter Bloodworth ,une .3 f , va ,. 3 sf-L. W.-1 Iii M fix if--av af as Wesley Eaves J ,ff--. ,M 'F' , ' sg' fi A ...a-W ,tal Xia. X P Harry Fore A Margie lnmon Pat jackson Q fe Maw my jk -Al 1-45 '73 Wulf, Carloss Johnson Melba Johnson Rayford Johnson Dog-ig Kligh Janis McCartney Shirley McClasson 1 r A i 3 r 1: 'fx ' K, V. Y l 1 , ,ut --...uv fu? . .-If Q l X I vi Q Nh 'X ew . y ' . 3 - I A Q ' 'N if we gurl Morgan Gerald Ogletree Floyd Peek Delores Phelps Teddy Presley Patty Salthuuse K' A i fix, Q 1: , ,Q R e I ,901 7 . .1 if v A .. 4 A g. ' -Nez, q 'H' ' Q. I fx , kg . A I -5 X , gig'-3 ' is jx N Lavonna Seals Barbara Shirley Carl Tanner j. C. Tivis Shirley Varbel Brandt James Walker , if ill F' rf ' Q M W A .3 J -.,,s ,J -'Al X wif X X 1 A U - 'l X W l r 'A , i xx , x 4 ' A i S A Wilda Wheat Jimmie Wiley Jerry Williams Corene Willingham Bill Wise Maudie Wright Harry Fore carfirx Freshman Roger Ianis MtCarlney lookx en et' -lr t b IJ 't Hendrirkx high. Wouldrfl a Chev- gone far. ng ul u S I am -21- folrt be belief, Roger? A Hug. .. fe I f 3 Sk s ums f if Q : Better look out hoys! This Hmm' Et. II class is learning how to trap an -wk animal, tallrd thc malu, for thr' future home. ...X-'Q In b ,, M .A V Rhrha Thornton, librarian, rhrrhs hooks to students tha junior high study hall. Frcida Eplry points out athletic, fine arts, and scholarship trophies to Dorothy Elkins and Iamrs Half. Buddies1L Paul Cannon, Scoutmasterg Cubs, larry Ion and Danny Pat Ward. Hope Allan, Wanda Massager, and Iamfs Tawrll, forcground, conten- tratf' in high school study hall, a few others daydream, and Tommy Moss seas tha birdie. 7 7 'J 1 ng Q1 ama:f,t ,A s,.. 5 -N x Mr. Ognlrn lrrrparrx fulnn' rlwnzisls of Armviva in rhcmislry lalloralory. lamrv Allrn ix krrjring ffm! rrulrb away from xuruxg Hump Bulcrr ix al ilu' flruufing lmanl, uml thi.: wbolr slznfr flaw lm ffm! imlnvlrinux lrmle. TNF! Iuclging by lln' look on Dixir Pagz s fare, flxft is a hixlury lrsl roming up, confusing lo ber but amusing lo Wfynvll Hurxl, Dorolby Elkins amz' Troy Dixon. Freddy Rml as II1'rl1ir, in lhc'xv1'1'r1lb gradr play, really lakrx tbr' mumpx uflrr j7r1'lr'mling to lmzv' fhfm. I2 CTCLOCK HIGH Can you jiml?. . . I. W. MrCarlnrAy . . . rrarkrr lmlrlrrg Imonard Iarlzmn anal Iimmiv Marlin . . . nvrl: xln'lz'lJ1'rsg Wfuym' Smll . . . lalzing mmlirinrg Carl Runalfl Burk . . . alvrlmlg Tummy Maxx . . . lwing lln' lfirlliv, Ibis limr, . 1 ' 1 Q .J 3 eea y a 1 -- ' 1 A A i f Vqk f Half a hundred lively Freshmen took-off on their first flight into high school last September. There have been no crash landings during their training this year, though a few have had to parachute to safety following collisions in mid-air. Their major business venture was operation of the concession stand at a football game. Everyone agreed the profits were worth the effort, and that conducting a bus- iness isn't so bad after you get the coffee made. Lily Riser and James Ogden are the sponsors of the class. J Darrel Davis Sue Dixon Rex Eaves ' li , A f te-1 ,, if . I ' K 2 1 :I is .K its, .wg . D X i ,.g D V . '15-'Y JE t gas Kenneth Gordon james Hale Lou Haragan Uihf vdkyvli Q I ie , i t- , , 1 .. a - - I 7 5 R iz so ' ii. X fei5R'?1:'5': K ' ' Q s.-..p- ,ii Y 1' ' - 'iffy '--'.- . ,Q ' P 5 5,5 . In In J . . W la' ii X - . .,,.,.. sf-WH .Q-, P35 1 if 5 if.: -eeies S f ra 1 H , L . M .- ly WL wt' . in ,,,dl '. - '--- N f ' i x ,, . Q A RQ' it 4 X- Jimmie Hughes Shirley Hurst aiar K ga 5 an Y :fl F! in ptna joe Bailey Wanda Burton ARK! Barbara Finney - I, i,. 'X,,i Ezlsgigqyi I st -35 2 ,iii V 'N X , Carl Harmon sm Y if A' s ,L 3 . 1 k , V, K V ,Q 2 L .. ' 2 K . , l' a tmp f -:fy f- at ,- s 2 I . a ang K Rozella Baker Bob Blevins .-ar ,wif Q : a , y ' 95:-in . -I- , .Ab ,. M g 3 la' Lonita Brantley Dale BfY3m a at rsii ,v. Q3 , , L , . . Jo Ann Candy Robert Gentry . e-R we gr--i fr it 'aff .6 l if , I rgtyy ayyi ' Roger Hendricks R3Ym0f1d H0Pkin5 Donna Light Peggy Jones Perry Kennedy Nina Lewis .30 .,.. ' 1 ge e, fl '2 ,MA he nn' rv? Q l .Q A ,Q W' i .- K . 1--5 ' . 4' Q--q. ' ' 4 ' l s we U N '. - fi, . t ' .K .ks 'K , Ernest Lindesmith jimmy Meiford Delton McKee Kenneth Morgan Charlene Ogletree Oleta Penrod 1 5, ' K Q -- 7 ,... 1 S, , -'Viv R It 5' , , . N L A L ' - X -45 X . .g 3 ' 0' .K A 5 -45 Q 5 N sy l -W Y? vs- - m ..... l ' va X A is .. W , qw' 1 A , - Akky K 1 e 1 I , , 5 Oncta Penrod Wendel Phelps Bill Pruitt Floyd Reed Mickey Rogers Melba Ross iv 'iv' rg' 7 Kfsk gdiuuf, E . . ...qs E? is e... D ' 'Z' A ' X 'J - L . A K ' b . H . 5? , Ext? - 1 'Qi iM. X nr- 1 K I Y X e hifi , X .X 1. - f' ,., ,se , yki, lf-'lflfflf SKU!! Doyle Thomas Rheha Thomton Diclcy Thorp James Towell jimmy Trout as f-..f ' . 13 1'-ze e J..-in 'f X A , 2 ' L . ' .ff -- ' ' ' - f . J 'N' ' -.Qi X -' Q ' ' ia N . G P W Tommy Vincent limmy Ray Ward Eva Welcher K .ns r A? Q 1 . a Q .4 Q. - , - -- 's r -4 , H If, , I W E I ', ' l sl' A A , l Rich man, poor man, beggannan, thief, count your Floyd Wmwns Jerry Zlfmef buttons, herds your 'chief Cl3ob Blevinsj. L2 5- X . . I? . X' The eighth grade is divided into two homerooms, e,,, with Mrs. Marshall Ellis and Mrs. Ola Thornton sponsor- 7 ing. These students have shown much initiative in all phases of the training programg and many have made Laverne Allen Hope Allen Mary Ruth Black outstanding records in scholarship and also in extra- curricular activities. Mrs. Thornton's homeroom tal- , lied 1064 honor points during the first semester and Mrs. Ellis's homeroom totaled 802. These students are most V , . 'c adventuresome, and are likely to span far horizons in V jf 5 t - - s , .... , their flight. . V E ,A IP V. 5. Q . f 4, They like to read, are willing to study, and they - it 'V .A it just love to talk. 7 e ww, f E ' eww Watch this squadrong enthusiasm such as theirs is - y L Mi bound to take them far. ' e ,ex R -,:: 5 ., Shirley Brown Carl Ronald Buck jay Paul Cannon me PM Q. ,V like ' . ' V' O4' J' i ' 35 2 ' ' ' T3 ,e.,.,.a-vt' 3 -e :ee . :III .e er eg Jwe 1 . .si ,- st-, ii ii- i . 'r.s. .tt. a ' if e- R. 'et. ff' . , . Phyllis Carson Arvis Davis Mary Lou Eaves johnny Fisher Phyllis Gentry Patricia C-unter lm' il c L. sf. , , t r l -f s K .. .. N- ef' ' X Crystal Hale james Hall Patsy Haney Annetta Holmes Leonard jackson Ollie jackson 'Tl' ' , s A '3... ,, e e ye.. -'Mft-f y 1,e e V .f K. se it 3, V : s ie we Frances Knipe 6.. Derrell Kunkel Shirley Lawrence Donna LeBeau Basil Lindesmith Oscar Lindsey Y Q-3 S 4' if ' A e ' --v' Y gg.. ' 'S nl M , A 1 A xhl' jimmy Martin Sl Edward Pnrwn wx 2 Mil X - a -.,- 1 N l Ronald Smith 71? ' In nf, fi, 'S H '17 sign: A -A l 5 -1-nv ' , X Wanda Massegee Norma Means Donald Miller Shirley Morgan Tommy M055 ,,- Q f, ,, www. 10 fgg, 'Q 1' V ' 49 fs , ' v l A, ' A I 11 in ' ' A--.Q .M L, 'A . lx 5 F' I I A 5 2 f f K A. X W xx I X AX , 1 Q ' .J x Doyle Randolph Bohhy Roach Ronel Ross Catherine Shirley jane Smith 0 f ,, .., -Jil X 4- xi l S A A Viflliflifl Sfllrclivnnt Nelda Tanner Patricia Taylor Palsy Thompson Richard Van Alstine ff. XIV' . , if - V f' 005 'nl' .,, B1rh1r1 Vernon Betty Wiggins -an.. R i 'L K4 'ffl gufvvw I R .4 . . N Mary Calc Winchell Hcfllmn Wlfllihl Sing Pulxy Haney ami Shirley Lawrence back up the superintmdent while Mashore and Cntbrrine Shirley look on. Fil' -27 ,Sevmfh Hzzade Here are some young flfyprs who are certainly learn- ing to soar! Class sponsors are Lora Maynard and Edwin Ashmore. Alicia Cheves was high-point girl in junior high school, topping opponents in both eighth grade home- rooms. Many other members of this squadron have also made fine records in school activities and in classes. Miss Maynard's homeroom compiled 1435 points for the first semester, and Mr. Ashmore's homeroom had 1601. Willie Mae Capehart Dewey Chastain Alicia Cheves ,ff if N ,Z . eswt e's 7if tr,h W,...-wif Shirley Eason jimmie Eaves 5 -fii '91 A e a i freer? V K3 mfs. Q V g'glg,11 L Glenda Gaddis Wilma Griffith Randell Elledge L ww Q, vp, ., ,xg r. xx lip ri Katherine Hair Sammie Choate 'Miz -940 1 K 3 'Qin 'L vt as aa s K 9154 1 :J U W K Y i f as w. P X, X 1 Henry Beaird Lloyd Bradley Laurence Burnett at a 'jg K., 1 , .,,r.i ...vu George Cuff a , ..L,. ' if C A635525 ff V ...., iy y I X 3 ' ii yaaaa i 'l i 5 Z r, iueifziw li Raef r at Don Elledge .. Byron George Hall z 3 Q 3 Y.. , A ia s Tx 93 2 A l if X Q W Merlene Farris X ' , Q Q Gerald Kennedy Zantha Davis Margie Eason QQ Marion Fore Marouietta Franklin 'fl Q ff -. M., if R I Nadine Hoggard Sue Hollingsworth N' if A hx f ,, 1, .ima . i , is e r , . fy - K ' 3 I . C . 2 , C - A e at . fri s L a,:,, ' . : .re W 4 eeles no - Y , , jf 2 4, wg! is H, A r W ' Corene Hopkins Donny Hughes Shirley Inmon Nada Inscore Jimmy Jackson Tommy Kunkel Margaret Lindesmitl -23- t -. --s N ,X 3:-. A J:-' . FAQ X X' . . as 3 -.-1 ... r- ' X. 133 5 s. Z 2 5 4 l L K7 Douglas Morgan Dwayne Moss ,lack Nelson jimmy Mcfllassnn Charlene Mcani N0 mH .l05U1 M0ff0rd Bobby MOON .P .fl if M. if - 1 f' y f Kg U' t ' mi as as. '. r ' ' 'Y 5 6 1, R ... K? -J A, 5 . , 5, X Y X , I , ' 1 'N f .1-:xt S . . 'X' - ' B-4 K W l 9 K ,mS3l3'i,,1,Q 4 at - C C i C f l' A f all i' ' xd ' I Perry O'Dcll Pauline Ogletrcc loc Dean Ouerton Billie Perdue Wayne Ponder Edward Pruitt Freddy Reed 4 K: is Q C . Q A sl xx H .N I fi -O 'S ov. ,N . 3 i - f J' - - 1 -K ' - ' 1 U ' jgffi iran HON A Q 'X al 1 N -r ' Q A - ' Y ' ff as' t ' U ' Stanlcy Rithardson Mary Sue Saltlmutc Mary Seals Sue Smith jess Spradlin Bobby Tackett DOH Van Treese 3 J V Q cc- nn . fr 'nn C: . C ., ' 's n- 'H h' 1 -I Q , 3: X y, . 'V' ,W -,..,y,,iV X Q V k hh X A NLCFQ5 rv - K 'gi 1 A' y Q, ,,ll'u X . ,I L .K 'f l G ggftjugm, x N X A U o .' I . S X- if If Sandra Vingqm Danny Ward joel Watenn Carolyn Weaver Clinton Ray Wk-bb jimmy Weldon Ronald Weldon 4 A I r l 'J 1 fn.. Q A Ye - - 47 1 - xl i 1 4 -- t, M i x X , A y I K . , lx .i - --- Q K, .1 W'innic Wheat Orvcl Whitaker Linda Williams Ralph Williams Chad Winters june Wright Shirley Wright -291 O Q11 Jeannette Scott, Mary Ledgerwood, Lou Haragan, Jo Ann Candy relax at the noon hour. Q Q21 Beverly Coffee, Mary Gaddis, Darline Johnson, Dorothy Elkins, seniors, are dressed for the F.H.A. turn-about day. I Q31 Bobby Dixon takes a ride on six-foot Buddy Ross, while Shirley Camp stands on his feet. Q Q41 Remember when Lloyd Hendricks, Joe Steen, James Thorp, Bob Frost, and Max Akers were just waiters at the junior-senior banquet? O Q51 Maxine Blevins, Beverly Coffee, Joyce Shirley, Dixie Page made pretty waitresses as Soph- omores . . . now lbey're seniors. I Q61 Troy Dixon throws a left handed pass. O Q71 Joe Steen is promoting cleaner grounds for Fox. I Q81 Waiting patiently for the bell to ring are Dale Bryant, Calvin Eason, Mr. Ellis, Mr. Buck, foregroundg Rayford Johnson, Carroll Eustace, Roger Hendricks, Max Akers and Donald Hale, background. I Q91 Bill Wise must be wise! Rushing him are Betty Block, Maudie Wright, Luanne Gillen- water, Betty Blevins, Ann Davidson. I Q101 Jimmy Trout, Rex Eaves, Jimmie Hughes, Robert Gentry, Jerry Ziemer, Leonard Jackson hold the pipe down. Q Q111 Patsy Haney must love that English book . . . but Donna LeBeau finds her thumb to help concentrate. O Q121 It wouldn't be safe to ride with these novices--Maxine Blevins, Wanda Haney, Dor- othy Elkins, Bonnie Presley, sitting, June Hensley, Erlqen Ashurst, Freddy Tackett, Joe Davis, Geneva Thomas, Joyce Shirley, Donald Vincent, Betty Blevins, and Rosemary Ross, who are enrolled in Drivers Education. f X 5 QC 46'wzn.4iaJzminq X jf ff? -F Couneil president Lloyd Hendricks at a daily chore hold 11-0 ' The Fox senior and junior high student councils began the year under the guidance of the new constitution. This was drawn up last year and went into effect during the first semester of this year. The Fox Den which is operated by both the junior and senior high councils is the favorite hang-out of the students before school and at noon. As you can see from the snapshot, cokes are always in demand at the stand. You even get free icel' in them, in the wintertime. This is the third year for the Den to be in operation. Proceeds from the stand go to buy honor pins awarded annually to outstanding students, for expenses of the football queen coronation, and for various other school activities. Dixie Page, football queen, was presented a gold football on a chain by the councils. Attendants were given a small white leather football. The councils also gave the queen a lovely bouquet of mums just before the coronation ceremony. A clfange of scenery was noticeable from the highway at the begin- ning of the Christmas holidays. The councils bought a colorful neon sign showing the words, Merry Christmasl' with a star above it. This was installed on top of the junior high building. The Senior high council purchased a full-length mirror and put it in the girls' lounge in the high school building. They also planned ob- servance of courtesy week. SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL Sealed: Ann Davidon, Bonnie Presley, xeeretaryg Lloyd Hendricks, president, Bobby Dixon, vice-president, Beverly Coffee, treasurer. Standing: Rayford Johnson, Pat jackson, Delores Phelps, Carl Buck, sponsor, June Hensley, Stacy Hall, Donald Hale. 5 e it Jurfuon HIGH STUDENT couNclL Sealed: Bobby Roach, xecrrtary, Johnny Fisher, vice-prrxidentg Ernest Lindesmith, prexidentg Kenneth Gordon, lrrasufrrg Ronald Smith. Slamling: Leonard jackson, Don Van Treese, Sue Hollingsworth, Ola Thornton, xponsofg Eva Lee Welcher, Merlene Farris, Dwayne Moss. Eight occasional chairs were purchased by the junior high council as a project. These chairs will be used in the council rooms and also on stage in the auditorium. The councils were in charge of the junior high basketball tournament held here in April. They also served the school by assisting in various de- tails for carrying on the 6-B Conference vocal contest held at Fox this spring. The councils also take responsibilities in carrying on various other school activities. Erm-xt Limlrxmitb closes xbnp after a busy day ai the den. The candy and pop stand has grown into a real business with the council handling a large volume of sales daily. Council members like Ernest are faithful in their duties. Those who keep shop must come l to school early or contribute part of their noon l - 1 period to help at the stand. 9 4 Row Row Row Row 0 .KM 1: Maudie Wright, Delores Phelps, Jane Smith 2: Jeannette Scott, Jo Ann Gandy, Oleta Penrod, Patricia Gunter 3: Patsy ,Haney, Oneta Penrod, Annette Holmes, Norma Means 4: Laverne Allen, Vendale Seals, Lou Haragan, Shirley Hurst, Row 5: Mary Winchell, Melba Johnson, Barbara Finney, Mary Lou Eaves Row 6: Shirley McGlasson, Freida Epley. Shirley Lawrence, Rheba Thornton, Winnie Wheat, Lauretta Nichols, sponsor. Charlene Ogletree. o 5 Row I: jerry Williams, Flora Pennington, Ethel Helms, Erleen Ashurst Row 2: Jimmy Trout, Marguerite lnmon, Barbara Shirley, james Ogden, sponsor. Row 3: Gerald Ogletree, Carl Harmon, Joe Bailey, Hamp Baker. 'LW' as D Row 4: Kenneth Gordon, Eugene Wright, Floyd Reed, Billy Paul Tate, jimmy Wiley, L. E. Wyrick, Raymond Hopkins, jimmy Mefford, Dicky Thorp Row 5: Bill Wise, Donald Hale, Buddy Ross, Darrel Davis, Perry Ken- nedy, Calvin Eason, Roger Hendricks, John Badley, Mickey Rogers, Arvis Davis, Leonard jackson, Doyle Randolph, Derrell Kunkel. Row 1: James Hale, Ernest Lindesmith, Tommy Vincent, Wendel Phelps, Doyle 'lfhomas Row 2: Lloyd Skelton, :ponscng Melvin Casey, Mickey Wright, Carroll Eustace, Donald Vincent, Bobby Dixon Rem! 3: Dale Bryant, Troy Dixon, W, A. Hopkins, Shelton Knutson, Harry Fore, J. W. McCartney, Wayne Scott, Delton McKee, James Allen, Jerry Ziemer, johnny Fisher. -54- l Row I: Edwin Ashmore, spnnmr, Merlene Farris, Alicia Cheves, Shirley Inmon, Sandra Vincent, jean Fore, Rozella Baker, Shirley Eason, Buddy jackson, jerry Sue Dixon, Mary Sue Salthouse, Shirley Camp, Don lflledge Row 2: Claudic Russell, Della Massegee,Glenda Gaddis, Patricia Taylor, Lonita Brantley, Henry Ruth Adair, Patty Salthouse, Wanda Burton, Sammie Choate, Donna Rae Le Beau, Byron George Hall Row 3: Phyllis Carson, Peggy jones, Lawana Ward, Marion Ann Fore, Katherine Shirley, La Quita Brantley, Joe Allen Davis, Rosemary Ross, Donna Light, Ronnie Weldon, Janis McCartney, Jimmy Ray Ward, Darline johnson. Quill, Jiubxg Klub , - hart Fredd Tackett, Wanda Haney, Joyce Shirley, Floyd Slamllng: Lloyd Hendricks Dorothy Cape ' y . . Pk, Wlk,.C.T,HhlH .TddPl, Sillingr joe Steen, Freda Wright, l.avcrn Gunter, Joyce Dickerson, :il RIjg:lZg:?rZp0n30fFrBui-l MorgtihisDoi:laseJaclExrlii1 e y res ey lenmla KM V I, ,-'fi r P. , Row 1: Billy Pruitt, Kenneth Morgan, Freddy Reed, George Cuff Row 2: Jess Spradlin, jim McGlasson, Tommy Kunkel, Bobby Moore, Lawton Carey, sponsor, Danny Ward R010 3: Betty Blevins, Ann Davidson, Mary Bowman, Corene Willing- ham, Luanne Gillenwater, Barbara Reed, Bonnie Presley, Nina Lewis, Melba Ross, Billy Perdue Row 4: James Towell, Pat Jackson, Rayford johnson, Floyd Wiggins, Bobby Blevins, Dexter Bloodworth, james Thorp, Bob Frost, Don Van Treese, Bobby Tackett. E., , nl- nw? FP .3 ,nr .br ' Row 1: jimmie Hughes, Wesley Eaves, Kenneth Gordon, Mickey Wright, watchdog, Gerald Ogletree, secretary, james Allen, president, Rayford johnson, vice-president, j. W, McCartney, treasurer, Shelton Knutson, Perry Kennedy, james Hale, Dicky Thorp, Marshall Ellis, sponsor. Row 2: Bobby Dixon, Ernest ljndesmith, Tommy Vincent, Raymond Hop' kins, j. C. Tivis, james Towell, Doyle Thomas, Wendel Phelps, Darrel Davis, Floyd Reed, jimmy Trout, Billy Pruitt, jimmy Mefford. UWM, J-1 Q Members of the Fox chapter exhibited livestock at the Carter County Fair in September and at the Southern Oklahoma junior Livestock show. Bobby Dixon showed the Grand Champion male in the swine division and Gerald Ogletree showed the Grand Champion female. The chapter was represented at the Southern Oklahoma junior Livestock Show in Ardmore in March with 16 fat barrows and one steer. Mem- bers exhibiting were james Allen, john Badley, Billy Tate, Mickey Wright, W. A. Hopkins, Harry Fore, Raymond Hopkins, Bobby Dixon, Dale Bryant, james Lewis, Hamp Baker, Calvin Eason, and james Towell. A livestock judging team in- Bobhy Dixon, left, showed the Qranci Champion male, fllistletoe Zfudel, at the Carter County ffair, and Qerald -i Row 3: Carl Tanner, W. A. Hopkins, Teddy Presley, jerry Ziemer, jimmy Wiley, Billy Tate, Harry Fore, Kenneth Morgan, Delton McKee, Eugene Wright, Newman Walker, john Badley, l'-lamp Baker, Dale Bryant, Row 4: Rex Eaves, Bill Wise, james Walker, Floyd Peek, Buddy Ross, Billy MCClanahan, Floyd Wiggins, Howard Williams, Calvin Eason, Troy Nor- ton, Dexter Bloodwprth, Bobby Blevins. cluding Bobby Dixon, I-lamp Baker, and Ray- ford johnson, plus two individual judges also competed in the spring show at Ardmore. james Allen and Rayford johnson were the official delegates to the state F.F.A. convention in April. F.F.A. members elected Shirley Varbel, soph- omore, F.F.A. Queen, presenting her a tailor- made suede leather jacket. The chapter was represented at the curricular meet at Durant in April with livestock, crops, horticulture, and dairy judging teams. Climax of the year's activities came with the annual parent-and-son banquet in late April. Ogletree had the Qmnd Champion female, Lady Dictator Chafnxette. 5 -'.,..,-f ', .,, 1 x -s r 'V i v , K 5 Row 1: Melha Ross, joyce Dickerson, Waydyne jackson, Maudie Wright, Shirley Mchlasson, hixtmmn, Betty'Blevins, reporter, Shirley Varbel, sec- retary, Sue Ravan, president, Carloss johnson, vice-president, Melba john- son, purlmmenlariun, l.awana Ward, song leader, Freida Epley, treasurer, Wynell Hurst, Shirley Hurst, Mrs. Marshall Ellis, sponsor Row 2: jerry Sue Dixon, Eva l.ee Welcher, Nina Lewis, Freda Wright, Shirley Camp, jean Fore, june Hensley, Claudie Russell, Mildred Linde- smith, Delores Phelps, Dorothy Elkins, Dixie Page, Beverly Coffee, Ann Davidson, Barbara Reed, Bonnie Presley. S. Row 3: Barbara Shirley, Luanne Gillenwater, Della Massegee, Marilyn Anderson, Mary Lou Bowman, Darline johnson, Peggy jones, Patty Salthouse, La Quita Brantley, Ethel Ann Helms, Lavonna Seals, Flora Pennington, Oneta Penrod, Oleta Penrod, Barbara Finney, Wanda Burton, Rheba Thornton Row 4: Rozella Baker, Dicky Gaddis, Norma Randolph, jerry Williams, Donna Light, Freddy Tackett, Wilda Wheat, Maxine Blevins, Corene Will- ingham, jeannette Scott, Marguerite lnmon, jo Ann C-andy, Lonita Brant- ley, Lou Haragan, Charlene Ogletree. J H0 H! ' their lives and those of their families ma tion of a better tomorrow. At the sub-district meeting held at Healdton in October, Sue Ravan, president of the Fox Chapter, was elected sub-district II president. The F.H.A. girls have arranged many entertainment features during the year. A Sadie Hawkins party in November proved to be a success, though the girls had difficulties finding the courage to ask their favorite boy friends to go. Clock With Cottons. The Home Ec. II modeling tailored suits they made. For the Valentine party February 9, the girls elected joe Bailey, freshman, to reign as Prince Charming. The Fox Chapter attended the state F.H.A. rally at Okla- homa C't ' M. h 1 y in arc . For the evening's entertainment, the girls had the pleasure of hearing Frankie Carle. The Fox F.H.A. chapter under the leadership of their spon- 1 sor, Mrs. Marshall Ellis, has made much progress toward new horizons. ln january, the freshmen gave a style show, Around the I class gave a style show, Seated: Rheba Thornton, Rozella Baker Standing' Barbara Finne, j Toward new horizons is the mottoof the F.H.A. With this as their motto, they are learning to live better today in order that y contribute toward realiza- i . 4 y eannette Scott, Lou Haragan, Corene Willingham, Mary Bowman, Peggy jones Marilyn Anderson, Charlene Ogletree. I Row I: M. S. Ravan, sponsor, joel Watson, Dwayne Moss, Wilma Grif- fith, Shirley Mashore, Crystal Hale, Donna Hughes, jerry jones, Tommy Moss, Nadine Hoggard, joe Dean Overton, Don Elledge, Charlene Means, Margie Eason, Oscar Lindsey Row 2: Shirley Morgan, Patsy Thompson, Barbara Vernon, Katherine Hair, Norma Mefford, Wayne Ponder, Perry O'dell, Gerald Kennedy, Ronel Ross, jimmie jackson, Ralph Williams, Donald Miller, Zantha Davis, Marquetta Franklin, Nada Inscore. Carter County agent, Harley Duncan, takes Richard 'Van .lllstine and Oscar Lindsay to the Smith ,farm near 'Wilson wbere they eacb buy a Chester 'White barrow to jatten for tbe junior Livestock Sbow. Shirley Morgan sees tbem off. -an- Row 3: Nelda Tanner, Sue Hollinsworth, june Wright, Virginia Sturdivant, Frances Knipe, Wanda Massegee, Mary Black, Edward Pruitt, Lloyd Brad- ley, Ronald Smith, Carl Ronald Buck, Douglas Morgan, Linda Williams, Margaret Lindesmith, Pauline Ogletree, jimmy Row 4: Bobby Roach, jay Paul Cannon, Hope Smith, Betty Wiggins, Shirley Brown, Richard Chad Winters, Herman Wright, jack Nelson, jimmy Martin, Henry Beaird, Corine Hopkins. Eaves Allen, Shirley Wright, Opal Van Alstine, Clinton Webb, james Hall, Edward Parton, 4-af gm The junior High 4-H Club is headed by Carl Ronald Buck, president. Vice-president is Shirley Morgan, and Chad Winters is secretary. M. S. Ravan, high school principal, and Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Ellis sponsor the group. Members attended the Carter County Fair at Ardmore in September. They plan to attend the Model Meeting at Ard- more in the spring. Both girls' and boys' demonstra- tion teams have won first places for the last three years. Healdton Lions Club sponsored chicken projects for nine 4-H members this year. ' Aer -.-SN 1 r T 'w-Q.. bone-Yentwl at 'fypmurih-v: Mary lithel Cnddis Seated: Cencttie Lindesmith, Wfynell Hurst, lnvonna Seals, Norma Ran andina: Marilyn Anderson, editor, Mrs. Merle Watson, sponsur, Shirley dolph, Ceneva Thomas, Dixie Page, Maxine Blevins. irhcl Brandt, Sue Rnvnn, Max Akers, Mildred Lindcsmith, john Badley. 'mv-Stacy llnll, l.ilv Riser, xfmmur, Wildn Wheat, june Hensley, Dor- y Elkins, Beverly Coffee, james Bray. .--g ' ew It's news tl1ey're after . . . and no trainee escapes the reporters when they take off to cover the school. There's a mad rush from September to June, as the club publishes the Fox Flash and the all-school annual. -39.. Row 1: Vance LeBeau, Ed Osmon, jerry jones, Bobby Moore, Jim Cannon, Carl Ronald Buck. McGlasson, Danny Ward. Bobby Hair, Donald Trail, George Cuff. Row 3: James Hall, Don Van Treese, Fred Paul, Butch Hall, Lawrence R010 21 R0r12lCl Smith, Ronnie Weldon, Buddy Jackson. GUS Jackson, Burnett, Kent Calhoun, Jimmie jackson, Lawton Carey, Scoutmaster James Dixon, LeeRoy Cheves, Sammy Vernon, Tommy Moss, Jay Paul Bobby Tackett. 4311 Row I: Chester L. McKee, Scoutmasterg Jimmy Ward, Delton McKee, Clinton Webb, Jerry Ziemer, Wendel Phelps, Bobby Dixon Row 2: Kenneth Gordon, Richard Van Alstine, Arvis Davis, Darrel Davis, Dicky Thorp. 'QO- 0 THE SCOUT OATH On my honor I will do my best - To do my duty to God and my country And to obey the Scout Law, To help other people at all times, To keep myself physically strong, Mentally awake and morally straight. F 1 Till! .W ,-1 at wg A. ff. 313:51 Zh! ESQ! . vm. -wiv . x ll H If Y :I I ff: R Q I Q 1 G X K. X ' N,.4rQ A Q X ' 3- .. if 5- fm. x X . A 4 3 . g X 1 -as '1 S nik 5 3. - t ,, Barbara Tinney, band queen, leads the Tax band in the Christmas parade at Duncan. Row 1: Stacy Hall, Patricia Taylor, Phyllis Carson, Ann Davidson, La- verne Allen, Eva Lee Welcher, Glenda Ruth Gaddis, Mary Ethel Gaddis, twirler The band began the year by appearing at the foot- ball games in their neat black and red-trimmed uni- forms. Lively tunes from the band spurred the home team to victory and could be heard across the field of battle. In September, the band attended the big rodeo parade in Ardmore, led down main street by drum major, Lloyd Hendricks. At Midwestern University, Wichita Falls, Texas, in October, the Fox band, with other bands from various high schools and colleges, participated in the big parade. Fox is Ready is the caption which appeared in a Wichita Falls newspaper under the photo on the previous page. The University of Oklahoma's band day proved a big hit with the band members as they marched in the parade and enjoyed the O.U.-Kansas game. Arriving home from Duncan during the Christmas season, they proudly displayed a third-place trophy, Row 2: jean Fore, Luanne Cillenwater, Donna Light, Nina Lewis, twirlerg jerry Sue Dixon, Mary Winchell, Dixie Page, Lloyd Hendricks, drum major, june Hensley, twirler, Byron Hall, Ronald Smith, Peggy jones, Shirley Camp, twirler, Marilyn Anderson. 'SE Band won there in the Christmas parade to the admiration of all trainees. The Fox band gained recognition at the South Cen- tral meet at Dundee, also in the district elimination contest at Durant, and qualified for the state meet at Stillwater. Though they work hard in daily practices, members of the band hold many happy memories of experi- ences in 1950-Sl. l Known as the high school band, the organization N also includes many junior high school students, Edwin Ashmore is the director. The Band Parents Club has contributed materially to the development of the Fox band. They sponsor an annual carnival, using the profit for purchasing band equipment. This year they paid the S200 balance due on two instruments purchased last spring, bought a new sax- ophone, and had two other instruments re-conditioned. Row 3: Wynell Hurst, Barbara Reed, jimmy McClasson, james Hall, joe Steen, loc Davis, Danny Pat Warcl, Buddy jackson, Donald Miller, Edward Parton, Bohhy Moore, Carl Ronald Buck, john Hadley, Sammie Choat, Ronnie Weldon, johnny Fisher, Donna l.eBe:iu, Carl Harmon, Buddy Ross l l 5 X -A , . ,,...-- il' 327117 fgendricksn drum major, and muforetfes, Dicky Gaddis, Nina Lewis Toxyngdfonr qnflfi' Camp, and June Hensley in ix practice kickoff on the Row 4: jimmy Ward, Edwin Ashmore, directory Barbara Finney, Della Massegee, jay Paul Cannon, Bobby Blevins, Catherine Shirley, judy john- son, twirler, james Allen. l f . .4 ...4 --c Seated at piano: Lloyd Hendricks. Row 1: Danny Ward, Byron Hall, Merlene Farris, Eva Welcher, Sandra Vincent, Billie Perdue, Mary Sue Salthouse, Glenda Ruth Gaddis, Shirley Inmon, jerry Sue Dixon, Wynell Hurst, Ann Bailey, janis Mc- Cartney, jean Fore, june Hensley, Shirley Camp, Mary Black, Shirley Hurst, Alicia Cheves, Bobby Moore, Don Elledge Row 2: Maxine Blevins, Laverne Allen, Della Massegee, Waydyne jackson, Mary Bowman, La Quita Brantley, Charlene Ogletree, Lawana Ward, Peggy jones, Carloss johnson, Sue Ravan, Patricia Taylor, Mary Winchell, Patsy Haney, Rozella Baker, Darline johnson, Dixie Page, Sammie Choate, Donna Lebeau, Edwin Ashmore, director Row 3: Marilyn Anderson, Mary Gaddis, Winnie Wheat, Lonita Brantley, Donna Light, jeannette Scott, joe Steen, Edward Parton, Bob' by Dixon, Carroll Eustace, Ken Duncan, Hamp Baker, jo Ann Candy, Freddy Tackett, Lou Haragan, Patty Salthouse, Shirley Lawrence Row 4:johnny Fisher, jimmy Ward, Ollie jackson, Carl Ronald Buck, Ronald Smith, Donald Miller, jay Paul Cannon, james Allen, Leonard jackson, jerry Ziemer, Stacy Hall, Bob Frost, Max Akers, j. W. McCartney, Bill Wise, Buddy Ross, john Badley, joe Davis, Richard Van Alstine, Bobby Blevins, Dale Bryant Khdftlld There,s celestial harmony when these 70 voices blend to waft sweet music through the stratosphefe. Chorus members meet during activity period each day at 8:45 with their director, Edwin Ashmore. They work diligently to blend their voices, and always gain recognition when they sing in various contests and assemblies. Hail to the Lord's Annointedf' sung by the chorus, opened the group's annual Christmas program at Fox. Solos of Lullaby for the Infant jesus, by Marilyn Anderson, I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day, by Lloyd Hendricks, and White Christmas, by Peggy ..44-. not if jones were included, in addition to other hymns by the chorus. O Holy Night with Mary Ethel Gaddis as soloist concluded the program. This was the first per- formance of the year for the chorus. The group at- tended the district meet at Durant, also the state meet at Norman, entering two soloists each in. soprano, mezzo-soprano, contralto, tenor, and bass. junior high soloists entered in high and low voice. Fox was host to the 6-B conference vocal meet April 6, entering contestants in each event. .Sim-Easbw XQTX K CLF ml w U I CAC? X nl , kv S , fi Wd-S at U 70 55 c by K , M -,Js EM .V ,, .M ,. A S SK I-sv: ' W 51 9 HQ , A 'N S Y 1 .461 ' W wa. ,. '- h ,, fi M SENIOR HIGH ECHO QUEEN x ggi Q. Q ,G ,.,. MW E Ml E .- N, wr ,L W JUNICR HIGH ECHO QUEEN ' a i L X X . - k jf E Q h M xE.A 5, A N . K A1 . X xx -47 Q ak ., A Q5 1 N' gf x K X xv KVI . . SSE 'Sq i if' E55 Q . if ZX ,V . NN x, 1- 3335:- , QR .N X .f . 4. . qv. , X525 w gsm mai. W .K xxx! . .. Q X25 j xxggf E Q x X Q sw X f ......,......,.,,N, W, ,m,M, .. .W ,, , , ' - V ? , ..4g- 53 ,. . , Ai gg S Easwt, 5, , ,, , , , N ,A.A , MW ' E 5 5 wx Q 5 . 2 , , fm wr' ' if si S z? wig 5 5 fn. ,--52 f - ,fs H if H535 'F F. F. A. QUEE BAND QUEEN Qi FOOTBALL QUEEN 0 'll E L Lawana Ward 150110 queen runner-up Jeannette Scott Shirley Camp Band queen runner-up luuior high Eelao queen runner-up F.F.A. queen runner-up Peggy Jones Football queen runner-up sf-'mai fHigh point boy and girl for senior high school are Lloyd Hendricks, senior, and Narily Anderson, junior. These students are first semester winners of high-point honors given in a unique point system of awards originat- ing at Fox many years ago. Points are given on scholar- ship, citizenship, attendance, and participation in extra- curricular activities. 2. Marilyn adjusts AIicia's honor pin after the award assembly. 4. Lloyd, nour a Senior, has won this honor eight times since entering junior high. All because of this notebook , he says. 'Who wants to buy it? -521 3. Carl Ronald is a high-point fisherman, too. 1? I f7Qr:V,rxrt'z1. A R Kg' 311. f i ?5s,ff,-s-A f- f' :J . 'QW 1 Q Carl Ronald Buck and Alicia Cheves are high point students in junior high school, U 201111212 P- S Q N f ,, Nr- ,. 1 ' L, EH, I x 'A . if' 1 2. U ya I llnmeroom high-pointers are: Q I. Janis McCartney, Mr. Ellis's homeroom, Stacy Hall, Mrs. W'atson's homeroom, james Bray, Mr. Ellis's homeroom: O 2. Mickey Wright, Mr. Roblyer's homeroom, Q 3. jay Paul Cannon, Mrs. Ellis's homeroom: I 4. I.ou llarngan, Miss Riser's homeroom, I S. Wynell Hurst, Mr. Roblyer's home- roomg I 6. W'innie W'he4xr, Miss Mxyn:ird's homeroom, Alicia Cheves, Miss Mnynnrd's homeroom, lfrnncis Knipe, Mrs. Th0rnton's homeroomg I 7. Johnny Fisher, Mrs. Thornmn's homeroom, I 8. Margaret Lindesmith, Mr. Ashmore's homeroom: I 9. Ralph Willianms, Miss M.iynard's homeroom: I 10. Mary Winchell, Mrs. Ellis's homeroom, C ll. Kenneth Gordon, Miss Riser's homeroom, I IZ. Norma Randolph, Mrs. W'ntson'v homeroom, I I3. I,avonna Seals, Mr. Cnrey's homeroomg I 14. john Hadley, Mr. Cqrey's homeroom, I 15. james Allen, Mrs. Watson's homeroom, O 16. Wildi W'heqit, Mr. Cnrey's homeroom, O 17. Byron Hall, Mr. Ashmore's homeroom. s. lo, I his Z sf - px. V Q. -J 'Q--sv .... ,Ns and 52141 5 S R. xi' so if 9 'L 1 3 5 .-54. jaw Rf Marilyn Anderson, Troy Dixon, underclass favoritesg Dorothy Elkins Bob Frost, Senior favorites. These students were chosen by popular vote of the student body. Shhfga W N NNJ fxf-X ffxd ef 'f 40 ' fN S rf Xw 5 F X WN 579 jf N W JJ J at J 7 . I i x f sf l 1, ,, N ST ., Max Akers . James Allen John Badley Dale Bryan! Melvin Casey B0bbY Dixon Troy Dixon Calvin Eason Carroll Eustace Football lackets are warm, but not as -warm as leather jackets, says Billy Tate. james Allen and Buddy Ross are the other two sbiverers. --56- 'W FHS FHS FHS FHS FHS FHS FHS FHS FHS FHS 7 ,,......, .,. Davis ........,.., 0 Duncan ......,. 0 Kingston ....., 0 Graham ....,. 6 Dundee ,,..,...., 7 Velma-Alma 40 Healdton A,.... 6 Wilson ....,,,. 14 Ringling ,,,,.. 6 Marietta ....,, 6 To be able to fly an airplane, the pilot needs both brawn and brain. The same qual' ities are required for a good football player. Under the careful coaching of Lloyd G. Skelton, the Fox high school football team developed into a precise squadron. The Foxes returned from the football training camp at Craterville to start a good season by defeating Davis 18-0. The next week they avenged last years' victor, Dunc- an B , by flying past them 19-0. The fol- lowing week, Kingston went home from Fox nursing a 28-0 loss. A week later a spirited Graham team held Fox to a 19-6 score, the first team to score on Fox. A hard wind held the conversion kick down and Fox lost to Dpndee, 7-6. One of the worst battles of the season was when Velma-Alma, last year's conference winner, rolled over Fox to a 40-0 victory. The following week Healdton and Fox played to a 6-6 deadlock which was cap- tured by the Fox squad on penetrations. The Foxes had to fight hard to hold the Wilson Eagles to two touchdowns, and Harry Fore Bob Frost .alma 'W' Donald Hale Roger Hendricks Jnntball the Eagles returned home with a 14-0 vic- tory. The .next week Fox journeyed to Ringling to dehorn the Blue Devils, 12-o, playing in freezing weather. In the final homecoming game, the Foxes edged the Marietta Indians 7-6. At this game'Bob Frost and Mjckey Wright, co-captains, crowned Senior Dixie Page Football Queen of 1951-, concluding a long campaign which ended in a hard won and decisive victory for her. Dixie's home- room got behind her and contributed S100 to the race to win over the three other high school classes. Proceeds of the race went to buy the Senior lettermen award jackets. Bob Frost, halfback, Mickey Wright, guard, and J. W. McCartney, center, were selected for the 6-B all-district team. The Foxes can certainly have mission completed written on their football record for 1950-51, but their coach is now on another mission. He was called to active duty as a U. S. Marine Corps officer in jan- uary. 'i inf, o -- , ! , Raymond Hopkins 9 . j. W. McCartney .,4q W. A. HOPkillS Shelton Knutson Mickey Rogers Buddy Ross Wayne Scott Billy Paul Tate Donald Vincent -.I jimmy Wiley Bill Wise fi Coach Brow1ne?' Skelton, tbe tnm's fl- i Eugene wrighg Mickey Wright vorite. fDuring games, be chews grunj 'S , -57 J-lurry up and kick! Ofs little Joe 7WcCartneyJ ' football Fox cubs were classed top-dog by 6-B amaches before the season opened, and the spirited little group lived up to the name. They never knew the word quit and this determination won them a football season that will be long remembered by Junior hligh students here at Fox. The season opened with the boys going to Ringling and beating the young Blue Devils to the tune of 16-0. Next the Fox cubs took on Healdton, their age-old rivals, whom they left behind with a 13-6 score, leaving the Bullpups hungry for revenge. The cubs went all out when they met Velma-Alma to smother the Comets 21-0. The next week they went to Healdton to give the Bullpups their chance for revenge, but the Foxes came home with another 21-0 victory. Ringling was then out to get the Foxes. The home team was scored on for the second time since the season's start with the final tally 18-6 to put the Foxes out front in conference rating. The Foxes and the Velma-Alma Comets tangled again this time at Fox where the young Foxes Won with a 35-6 score. Fox junior High students are proud of these boys for the will to win they have maintained through the season and for the goal they have set for the Junior High teams in years to come. The junior High gang gets together with Merle Watson and ,limes Ogden, coaches, to talk football. They are: Carl Ronald Buck, johnny Fisher, Leonard jackson, Bobby Roach, Arvis Davis, Doyle Randolph, Emest Linde- smith, Merle Watson, Herman Wright, Raymond Hopkins, Tommy Vincent, Dicky Thorp, Delton McKee, Wendel Phelps, james Ogden. Perry Kennedy, jerry Zeimer, james Hale, jimmy Mefford, and Derrell Kunkel. This team of Little Foxes breezed through the season with 20 victories in 21 games played to win the 6-B Conference title, and the Fox junior high school tournament trophy. They proved themselves real fighters at the beginning of the season when they walloped Ringling 35-5 'to win, going away. Their spirits were high when they went to Kingston the following week, only to become crestfallen when they lost 24-20. lt seems the defeat by Kingston instilled a winning spirit in the young Foxes, for they took their next opponents, Velma- Alma, with a 20-12 margin. Then they edged the Healdton Bullpups 23-20 to make it two-out-of-three. Next the boys traveled to Davis to meet Wynnewood on the first day of the junior high' tournament, leading them 24-15 when the whistle sounded. The next day they played Davis in the semi-finals and were edged out 20-23 for their second disappointment of the season. The Fox Cubs now played their conference rivals, the Wilson Eagles, whom they outplayed and outscored, with the final count 18-16. The Eagles tried again three days later during the Fox junior high tournament. They were almost successful, but the Foxes came from behind in the last quarter to make it 13-12 at the final whistle. The next day of the tournament, the little Foxes took on Doyle and beat them easily, although the final score was 23-21. Fox was never behind, and with Rex Eaves as high-point boy they easily outscored Doyle. H Saturday in the finals Fox came up against Healdton. whom they beat 23-15 to win the tournament and the coveted trophy. A few days before, their coach, Lloyd Skelton reported for military duty at San Diego. They were proud to send the news of their victory to him. Carl Buck, former athletic coach and now superintendent, took over the coaching duties, to see the team go on to finish the season without another loss. The following week the junior high boys met Ringling on the home court and showed them that Fox was still tops. The Ringling youngsters returned home beaten for the second time this season by Fox, 30-7. Three days later the Foxes took on the V. A. junior high for the second time this season. With Mickey Rogers leading the offensive attack, they mauled the Comets 20-12. They then won over Kingston in the return game, and also trounced Dundee to win the conference title. Row 1: Doyle Randolph, Leonard jackson, Darrel Davis, Derrell Kllnkl Rex Eaves, Mickey Rogers, jerry Z-iemer, Tommy Vincent, Dale Bryan Row 2: Perry Kennedy, Carl Ronald Buck, johnny Fisher, Sammy Cret Tommy Moss, james Hale, Wendel Phelps, james Towell, Floyd Reed. Row 3: Arvis Davis, Delton McKee, Ronald Smith, jimmie Hughes, jimm Martin, Bobby Roach, Dicky Thorp, Kenneth Cordon, jimmy Trout. Coat Lloyd C. Skelton Cbehind Hughes and Martiny. ' Baaluzflz Darrel Davis shoots one, with Rex Eaves after it. gy! . .. Buddy Ross, Donald Vincent, J. W. McCartney, Bill Wise, Douglas jackson, john Badley, jim Thorp, Bob Frost Troy Dixon, james Allen, Bobby Dixon, Carl Roblyer, coach. The Fox Foxes got off to a bad start this season as they dropped the first two games to Ringling and V. A., respectively. Fox and Ringling were tied at the end of the last half, but at the end of a second overtime period the score stood at 36-34 in favor of Ringling. Playing the last game before Christmas holidays, Fox came home from Kingston en- joying a 44-42 victory. Having had only one practice after the Christmas holidays, the Foxes fell easy prey to the Healdton Bulldogs, 38-24. The following week Fox came home from Marietta nursing a 47-23 loss. The Wilson Eagles defeated the Foxes twice in a row, the first time the- score was 47-15, and for the following game the score was 59-30. Dundee returned home the following week with a 44-29 victory to their credit. Ringling journeyed to Fox only to be beaten by a fired-up Fox team, 39-34. A half-time lead by the Foxes was destroyed by the V. A. Comets as they returned to the north with a 33-23 victory. Fox was defeated in the first game of the Oil Field Tournament as Graham controlled the ball in the last quarter to remain ahead, 32-31. Marietta returned home from Fox with the overpowering score of 61-37 in their favor. In playing the last home game of the season, Fox was defeated by Kingston, 37-31. It cannot be said that the Foxes had a too successful season from the standpoint of win- ning games, but the boys out for basketball .60- Baa lmtball have accomplished much in learning to work together There are several good Sophomores and Juniors coming up for next year, and if the boys develop themselves correctly a good team can be expected. Carl Roblyer is basketball coach. 'Wboopu get tba! rebound. O 10 N. Gi? N5 QNO. Monet 'R'L 4 A .-f. fi Q 4 My J :J-if ' ff! -9- an . K . V,.. V... . . Q., W... N- .235 352T'Qg,3Ae,O- 1.59 C611 my W. .U , , .m , gi . E 5 we H, iw .....,Sf2..X'i5. .....,.... .,,,.. . , ifavwzi ,, V I ,. GRADE ECHO QUEEN ll Priscilla Gandy - Mrs. Carrett's fifth grade. Patsy Willis - Mrs. Cannon's sixth grade. jean Weldon -Q Mrs. Le Beau's second grade. Sherrun Gilaspy f Mrs, Culpepper's second grade, ,Qclw .Q 'Flo ' Sharron Dunn - Mrs. Buck's third grade. Anna Kay Harbour - Mrs. Bynum's third grade. Rose Nell Le Beau - Miss Norvill's fourth grade. These starlets illuminated the sky dur- ing the Echo Queen race, each repre- senting ll grade-school home room. Donna Ruth Garrett -- Mrs. Tro0p's third grade. judith Garrett -- Mr. Watson's fifth grade. judy Bynum H- Miss Dishman's fourth grade. Glenda Iennings - Mrs. Badley's first grade. is , 3 in-w SS ? A Vw sw: -6 4... 614.6 ,scam Row I: Jimmy Pierce, Gerald Dean Barton, johnny Barton, jerry Bob Briscoe, Paul Groover, Billy Doyle Blevins, George Chcves, Paul Splawn, J. Paul Johnson, Odell Wood, Elmer Kennedy. Row 2: Don Klish, George Allen jr., Jerry Don Perkins, Warren Dav- enport, Larry Dilbeck, Dennis Allen Camp, Stephen Mitchell, Monty Knipe, Dale Klish. -W - s-tufts, KIWI .... know what the word means? It means beginning pilot. These youngsters are getting off for a good flight when they participate in these extra curricular activi- ties. Those who like music, join the band, or, like these fourth graders, learn to play tonettes. The 4-H Club and the Cub Scouts offer interesting programs, so there is never a dull moment when a kiwi takes off on an Hzuwla extra-curricular flight. Miss Norvillk tonettes prarfice a tune. Row 1: Vance Le Beau, Linda Taylor, Patricia Morris, Myra Ashurst, Judy Johnson, Thomas Harmon. Row 2: Flora Jean Sandidge, Hershel Randolph, Joe Fisher, Tommy Choate, Jerry Mclfiee, Ed Osmon, Bryant Harmon, Caroll Thompson, Paula Sue Epley, Michel As more. Stunding: Jane Moss, Kay Vlooldridge, Rose Nell LeBeau, Priscilla Gandy, Edwin Ashmore, director, Mary Sue Brandt, jimmy Goodin, June Edelen, jo Welcher, Band Hands 4-Ji' 5114.6 Z' Row I: Merle Watson, sponsor, Jerry Don Perkins, Billy Doyle Blevins, Jimmy Wright, Joe Cunningham, Ncta Fay Latham, Brenda Vernon, Jo Ann Thompson, Opal Robinson, Lela Sturd-ivant, Steve Stevenson, Billy Gene Roach, Jere Dan Crews, Sharon Towles, Judy Woulfe, Mrs. Paul Cannon, sponsor. Row 2: Tommy Elledge, Tommy Hoggard, Robert Salthouse, Billy Wright, Gus Jackson, Mary Sue Brandt, Kay Wooldridge, Bobby Carol Ingram, Joe Fisher, James Bobbitt, Betty O'Dell, Paula Sue Epley, Eula Fay Kennedy, Myra Ashurst. Row 3: Vernon Hurst, James Dixon, Lee Roy Cheves, Scott Presgrove, Billy Earl Scott, Betty Wright, Jeannetta Pierce, Fred Paul, Joyce Henderson, Judith Garrett, Tommy Choate, Jimmy Tarter, Kent Cal- houn, Carolyn Johnson. Row 4: Donald Trail, Winford Massegee, Lee Roy McKee, Bobby Trout. Jerry Fletcher, Ed Osmon, Frankie Morgan, Roy Blackerby, Charles Thompson, Hazel Smith, Flora Sandidge, Vance Lebeau, Sammy Vemon, Delores Lindesmith, Joe Fisher is president of the Grade 4-H Club. Other omccrs are I.ela Sturdivant, vice-president, Jeannctta Pierce, secretary, Mary Sue Brandt, song leader. Mrs. Paul Cannon and Merle Watson are thc sponsors. Mrx. Badlr'y's First Gmdrrx are bomewanl bound afler a hard day: work. I g v final-fr M-., .Wade , At the beginning of the school term, Mrs. Romine Cannon and Lloyd G. Skelton were the sixth grade homeroom teachers. Students in Mr. Skelton's homeroom worked very hard during the annual queen race to win the grade Echo Queen title for Toni Means, their candidate. Mr. Skelton, a Marine Corps reserve officer, received his call for active duty in January, reporting at San Diego shortly before the second semester ended. Mrs. Edwin Ashmore replaced Mr. Skelton as sixth grade home- room sponsor and teacher. Students in Mrs. Cannon's homeroom have made seasonal deco- rations throughout the year, and are working hard to graduate from grade school and enter junior high. L' :ji Q-'V N' K - ' 4. ,X V ff' A s 'ti f S X ,. L . 3 ,Q I Q nr H, 1 , 3 K -fi-W ,ll .xv is 5 'atv' 1 x Row I: Paul Ray Black, Joy Casey Row 2: Gail Covington, James Dixon, Dolores Dunca Ground training complete ..... almost ready for solo flights into junior high literature, math, and even science ..... tighten safety belts ..... approaching rugged country. Row 3: Theda Joyce Eaves, Bobby Hair, Warner Fellabaum, Row 4: Peggy Groover, Thomas Harmon, Joyce Henderson, Ornal Henderson, joe Fisher, jerry Fletcher, Jimmy Gooden ,. W? Tommy Hoggard, Vernon Hurst, Bobbie Carol Ingram, Gus Jackson A fi! Q7 .., f 2 iffigg- M E, , ' 1: it r r W , it g 5 it X .. im 9 in V - ' s . . f P as Q- Q .. li Qi.,. W . .. is . Q -rf - 'f:31ei7 ':'f Eg Q, . as ,. I LL, . 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P E , 3 4' 6' A' A ,ik 'j 0 MTS' , il, git . -iq 'QL I r A t V, i -:av is 5 R ', S , , rr, T , 3 w T f ,f sf' ff ' 4 , , . i M in 51, Q ,EE 5 55 . -9 - N ' a he . X X 1 .QYQQ . 'Um .Cla '5 -A -'i 7 X I 'l Row I: Judy johnson, Vance Le Beau, Travilyn Livingston, Toni Means, Betty Ruth Moore, Patricia Morris, jane Moss Ioe Fisher and Vance LeBeau take time out to look al the birdie. Indy lolmson pcm as Miss N . 4 1- F, L 4 , L4 - . Q Oklahoma. W Q, Raw J: Steve Stephenson, Lela Sturdivant, jerry Testerman, Ruthie Thomas, Carol Thompson, Charles Thompson, Donald Trail Q. , ffm' gf? A '-rl J' -fg,N g':i 4 'fn sky. . T Q19 H- Row 2: Eddie Osmon, Fred Paul, Jeanetta Pierce, Lula Ann Pierce Merle Salthouse, Billy Earl Scott, Hazel Smith Zz james Woulfe, at the md of a long day. Vernon Hunt bas time o u chat with bis dog. Row 4: Bobby Trout, Douglas Watson, Patsy Willis, James Woulfe Betty Wright, Billy Wright, Gerald Wright ,.3. s-A T 3 'TB ' i Ar gh Q ' Qi. - ey :xt 5 ,T X T is R f f 5, X 5 M- g K N. .hawaii I S. Qimiiifss ,.ioi0.Q1'i 1 l Haifa' ' . .. ew 1 v i 1 , 'Q dh I 1. s i V IQ' ' t ,. 1' 'Q . l J A i ,4 t -r W, 'N' . wx .av ' . ,f . ' ', x -I dl ' T . F , , . la' Q an U I-f I 1, 1 -f-'fl gj, .sun - i...-lY-si L z. Yi-.. if ig, S rgthymde al . W 5 in XB , I ,, N' one 5 Mrs. Thelma Garrett and Merle Watson are the fifth grade teachers. Each homeroom has given an assembly program. Both homerooms were always decorated in keeping with the season of the year. In February, Mr. Watson's students decorated their room with valentines, and of course they had a valentine box. During the same month Mrs. Garrett's room used snow scenes for their decorations. In the spring, they made colorful borders for their rooms. These students Work everyday to receive good training, and will surely continue to keep up their fine records. xi , W Row I: Myra Ashurst, Bobby Beene Babbitt x ., Row 2: Roy Blackerby, Billy Doyle Blevins, james Edward E . f 1 Kay Wooldridge bold: her birthday rake on ber lentb r birthday. Mary Sue Brandt, Winfofrl Masxegee, and IWW Ulf! Indy Wvulff 'fe 5P4 'di S fbfif Patty Burnett are standing in front of the le'-WW hm? uf Play' cafeteria. Row 3: Mary Sue Brandt, Robert Briscoe, Dealine Burton, Grace Lee Row 4: Lee Roy Cheves, JF-a Tommy Choate, Jefe D211 CYCWS, Joe Capehart, Troy Calger, Kent Calhoun, jimmy Chambers Cunningham. Bennie Rowlene Darity, Tommy Elledge, Paula Epley AQ. .ao ,Q Y 5 f i an ,A 1 : 1 if A 1 ,, x A G K g : gg gp f i g Vg , e V . e Wggt sf, g. 1 3 ,P ,4 2, .. f V , fs. k y me K V :l u A ,:. 'xii z willy B . M' Q42 B 7 4 JI Q I A X l 4 gy ,, . 4 4 'GK li, , X. , V, -- l- , fee. - ' ' ,, , U 2 ' e , S X ilk Aj 5 - , ., . , 5 Q 1 fv- h U' .Q-. .. . L -' V, Y , lil . X NJ ' .4 'T' I ' ag I ,, 4 , . ww vymw ' I Y ,, I fn 3 X t ll tt ' - ' ' f M sz ' 'Wi f . A IA xl l n Row 1: firm-ill, May qmmjy' Judith Ann fgarrntv Dalton Hawkins, Floyd Row 2: Fula Faye lfcnnedy, Nets Faye Latham, Dolores Lintlesmitlx, Win- lngrnm, fuum-run -'.ltQkSUK1. l'alric1.1 Almcltson, Carolyn klolmson ford M4'55cI-:UU ,ludlth KJY'-' McAfee: llc ROY MCKW- PJUICN Means Pmullu finmly jvmm uuflv lug vivlrr, Ioan. -vwffm KH' TIIWIIW-Um!,7!'Y1l'Blll1j, Aflrr .wlwfml lmurx, Palriria Mmm ami Nfta W- N- Tffwlff, rm! on a xummrr Faye Lallram fake off flvrir xfrorx ami' relax. Jay. Rnu' 5: l'.f.ll'llKll' Morgan, Qlulmnnie Nelxun, llctty Sue O'l7ell, jerry Perkins, Th0mPS0I'l. plltmlllll. Slldflill K-ly' Tvwlex. Bfvnll-I VCFHOH Sum Prcwgmvc, Billy Rtuclm, Upml lnxye Robmsun Row S: S.xmmv Vernon, K.are.xn Vincent, M.urtl'1.1 WVJISOH, Mary W'e1vet. Rnuf 4: Robert Saltlmuse, l lor,t Smntlidge, lhnny 'l'estcrmg1n, Jo Arm K-ly FHCI1 wrilfldflilgv, Aludlill Xvmllfe. jimmy W'rlgl1t s I' . . Q . 'I 5' ' x : , .2 fs . 1 f Q..- . -wr 4 'Q .9 .JB tax A L L 5 ! ,A ,,, .R ..-A . ' 1 g .Q - ., - gr , '-Q' X l 1 ,. t N . Y. ' l J , - , , X t ' l I l u I l I 5' 335' ff ' t K V .1 e Q 1, . Q, s ' 4 N rf ' ' -. ,,,, l Q' br ,:,', A ' 1 I 1 'i A . , . .A lv-9 f .x It ' K -...av Q ti x Qt 1 f n 1 Q J' y Hn 4 t . f I - 3-'N A t .1 - 5t,f'X:.'Q?.Ir 1 ' P n Z 4 ' Xyl 4: A. Au: l l -JZ on was i 5' 9 Teachers in the two fourth grade homerooms are Ruth Norvill and Maude Dishman. During the Thanksgiving season Miss Nor- vill's homeroom presented Pumpkin Pie Petern and Thanksgiving Dream , two short plays. These students made their own preparations for their annual Christmas party which was so much fun for all. The Candle in the Window was the play presented by Miss Dishman's homeroom in assembly. They also had a grand time at their Christmas party. Mirhel Aslmmrr and Roxr Nrll Lf Beau prac- fife a wry gmail lzalrif - helping krvp flu' grounds Clean. 2. 1. 7.5 Y fi fr' a si' Q i a Q sk ! iss: A- l . Q- fi --4 , r Q J .ln , L. 1 t Ear!! Row 1: George Allen, jr., Michel Ashmore. Row 2: Cloritt Fay Barnett, Tommy Blackerby, Janice Blevins. Ronnie Hollingsworlb unzl Billy Ray Hoover are waiting for llvr kick-off ul a wry imperi- anl foolball game during rrrvss period. Raw 3: jerry Lee Boleg, Jerry Bob Briscoe, Jimmy Del Burmn, peggy Row 4: Sam David Carrell, Paul Christain, Pearlie Mae Cunningham, Carl Byrgm, Marjorie Junelle Bynum, Donald Wayne Campbell, Ned,-3 Camp, Lynn Davis, Laurel Ann Davis, Robert Eason, jimmy Eaves. bell. l . 1 kd.. K my Q , gl In I I Q Q N lm: , k I C.: A 5 I Q. Ig kwwg I ., 5 HE: I W - . . . . 3, .,, fs, .. ff 1 . . a F A 5 . ' l ra if is - - X m - v t , 2 Q C 3 Q .kly ,V -t -f'-f , ..f f' 2- .. - ' iris? ff L -uv I' K t ' .1 J .... ,sr . rf vf.- 4 ffz,:v-,ff - . I 9 , 1 ' L. :ws . , fri , ,, .. -r ,r 5 i ' 3--' . -. 2, ., A 7 - d -- . AH- Q I fl' ralE'rl ' 'F ' l N351-rg ri V l 12 X H ,Q -'le : 3 . .ak - -D A ,W 2- . . ,, , -' , - W , ' ' l ... l .ees C at sol. s , 1 f f V .k.- K ' ' I ' 5 T , . . ' J . K V,kVk 0 r . i as s ,,,. f -, - as ,, b :qs .-' - xi Q' 'T 1 's vv fv- Q4 ii , 93, w I ' 1 . -- 1 5 - ' -3' f 'X R'-7 R RU 1 'sl 311- .I vi l ' ' 5 I f- N N i 'Q 'J 5' .A 4 A .. 1 'FT 34 S - - 7, i A f., ' 1 ' K N ,ff mf .1-'.. b, X Az I Q 1 , sf - 4,:',!-,,,,.-----rl ll 1 ,V Y N Lvl ,MQW k ' V in ,fix ws 4 f z: M,',,.-f-f 1 , U x gg, . ska: Q I . Rnuf l: Darla june lftlelen, IOL' liellahaum, Benny Fletcher, Laura Mae R0ll' 2: Bryant Harmon, Ronald lewis Hollingsworth, Carrie Bea Holmes, Gentry, Carolyn Cioodm, l,.llSy Sue Griffith, Lynda Kay Hale. Clara Ann Hughes, Dale Ellis Klish, Don lflden Klish, Rose Nell Le Beau. f 3 i . , ml v- T ' pg, ., 'ji -'. i..... gin' l: ' ma-ap! :f 3 , 0 4 . ' NF . ' I W ff , w. , ,Sz 1' ff!! Le:, ,5-A ., .,,. 'T , ,Q ,-.if - . I 1 Noon lmur Imax been rnlrd flue mnxl fmjmlur hour by Hn' grudr ' sluzlr-nfs. In Wfvlvlu-r,u lwirlrr in ilu' grarlr lfunil, alxo jrluyi lfn' ilrum. Rau' 3: Marsha l.ee Minnick, Rav Minniek, Richard Minnick, Stephen Robert Paul, james Russell Presgrovc, Herschel Randolph, Mary Ann Davison Mitchell, -lunlith Kay Morris, Betty Anita Morgan, Imogene Smart. Morse. Row S: Homer Nelson Smith, Ernest Smith, Linda Kay Taylor, Betty Rau' 4: Hattie Kolccn Moss, Bohhie Sue Ogletrec, Edward Lee Patterson, Walk, Joyce Walker, Loretha jo W'elcher, Ronald Dean W'right. .D Y MB 9 pq, Ns .Q 55. 5' 4 0- '5 X v 4' fE . -wr. H - fix Q, Cv' 'Q sd' A ' n- ' ' V ' -n 1- - f , ' ' sg ' , 3 1 ' V -Q ' L i ' , X , J 1 'ir-5:1355 lr. 5 X A 1 V ,..,,..y -f ' I x.l.-..i'1. R li.. ' 'W ix ' , 3 ,.....v ' a v-- f lwzd .gfwwla 5 ili.. a ,. , 1': a .. ' f Mrs. Evelyn Buck and Mrs. Mary Troop are it ' .gg Y the third grade teachers. Both homerooms have A f ji t presented assembly programs. When the Worm K K , .. , 49. Turns was the play presented by Mrs. Buck's . homeroom. This group also entertained with g a. some folk dances. ' -r J. , 'ai Mrs. Troop's students decorated their home- V A in V 2 G room during February with pictures ,of George ' PVA H fd? Washington and hatchets, to remind them of i i .-.1 ,L - L li, H his truthfulness about the cherry tree. iii H f V::'., I In April, they dramatized the story of Cin- kri. ,. E KKAII i fp V, , - i defella- i eler f i Row I: johnny Cleo Barton, Lcwis Bcene, Pa- tricia Lee Bell. Hair a drink , inzfilr: Rocilli' Wooldridge, speaking to Sur' Millfr, lefl, and Virginia Thompson. Row 3: Kay Bynum, Marvin Calger, Dennis Camp, Sandra Carey, George Cheves, joan Coaly, Wfarren Davenport. Row 4: Larry Dilbeck, Sharon Maxine Dunn, Ronald Dale Eaves, Dewey Ellcdge, Shelton Emberling, Oreta Faye Farris, Donna Ruth Garrett. . . 'Ng t:-. T, am , V .3 M . Q Ya'-a-aga.eW'l R: if 3' . . 5 Row 2: Richard Black, Bobby Don Bray, Patricia Ann Briscoe, Saundra Sue Brunson. Curb il, yells T. R. Wallrr as be throws ball to Willard Lemons, Carl Trail, and SbeltonEmh1'rling. Row S: Anna Jean Gilliland, Marylyn Gooden, Paul Groover, Yuvonne Marie Hawkins, Ronnie Dale Harbour, Linda Carolyn Hill, Barbara Hog- gard. K 34552 ' -fi, .. if, in S 32 A 'Q' s Q 4 . W ,QE 3 A fe an 3 it f 4 S 5' . ay '- W ttys . , x Q if 5 ,QV if A Pr ' it M ' AN 1. U J KK 5 s. Q i i , ' - .iw -' 5.5 f. - - i S st 3. i.v-an-ai L it r e. .. .,. if 2 K. 5- . ,f -e-f . - 1 . . - -5: .I E' l 1 :I .. F' U-13. . I A -f 3 ' f - S -52 A X. - L ' I- f JW - YT. ' '.. ' SP4 a. . -6114. ' .if - ::..:-:L Q. -, . : f.1.ej: Misa' .. 1 '. N 11 , K ' ' ' .' K ' . ' elif 32.5 w'1!'5l 'h:'i: AS '?251!E'f4I 1 'Si WW' igfagg-1,34 Tk alike. an jfiq- . ,K H Q---Q-qw 52 - . 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'W ' , 599 'L gf 'iQ.li2?glEi ,AMI ' , 5,1 gm, ' 4' Row 3: Sue Miller, Dorris Perkins, jimmy Gail Pierce, Novella Reed, Carolyn Saltliouse, Donnie Scott, Paul Spliwn, Row 4: Allen Stewart, Michael Thonipsun, Virginia Thompson, Betty Lou Tindall, Carl Trail Francine Venable, Virginia Watson. Row S: Jimmy XViggins, Billy Will- iams, Verna Mae Willingham, O'Dell Wood, Rocille Wooldridge, Gary . Woulfe, Constance Wylie. 5 E 3 l-' nv 36. 'I 'H , Q T 'zz' ' -,L m 3 if , r ,tr , 3 fl' 'iff' M at xg i ' L1 '3+'1fff? 3 if if A X ig' 0 Q 6' -1 ,A KL if 'A .SS ii A. X 5 5 ,r- -M it fl V I , ,gg ' 1- it I ' ' x ' ' 1, .3 f J t' 4 74, 'W V A4 :if il., V ,V I li I X ' Y,V, 'V,', 3 5- f L MJ. ,i.i ii.: ii M csemnd ymde Second grade students now have a taste of school life. They enjoy helping their teachers, Mrs. Louise Culpepper and Mrs. Marie LeBeau, decorate their classrooms during the various holidays. Mrs. Culpepper's homeroom presented a play, Jack Frost Meets the Spring Fairies , in the grade SCh00l 21SSCff1blY, 151' l and the cast did a fine job in portraying their parts. , ,, Q Valentine princess, Gwendolyn Iohnson, Poses far B Snapshot' Row 1: Jannene Ashurst Row 2: Gerald Barton .4 JP ...-smile, lit I 'dir Salah Ward and lean Weldon We all dmssed Stick 'em up , yells Gerald Barlon, Beside him arc Larry Iolmson, up ,ml wblwe will they go? Sonny Lyons, and Butch Davis! In fron! are Leda Henderson, Iessie Vernon, Iannene Ashurst, and Gala Bradley R010 3: Carl Ray Blggky Gal J B dl - B - Row 4: Billie Max Davis, Anita Emberlin, Waldon Emberlin, Lynda Kay Brown, John Allen Carrell, Birbaiial Crl-Suez, lglgxololgicoghflloy Allen EPl2y, Sharron Gillaspy, Alvin Gordon, Calvin Gordon M ' -:L.: ,,.!'...... ,, :Ea : all f li : Vi l S , .ll.r f Q Q was Q. M , a r Q l , ,S '- ' f i i l ssr. 2, . 'L lxif lf f' 'i' as , : A w . .L ,z .52 5' J H l s o ,,q 4 li S ' e -r ., ' ' f 1 ss l 'v'2 as rsns a ' . :Q- M L --. ' -wa .. '::. is ' -3 ft? ' ' f ,, 1 f'1: iqi-ie' A 1 iff V Z .l A 1 ll AWK 5 x f p A ' aff ol ,Q .. x 52 'J' ' if -A L A1 5 F .-is A ,st .,, A l pr.-2-E.-yfezg is .r .S -N K X Yw ,... .ef I f 7? E L - J , ,Nr f ' N i K Row l joan Gnffxth Tommy Hur Leeta Henderson Betty Lee Hxll RUW 2 I-UTY .l0lmS0n Slndfi Jones Goodnch W I-YOU PCKSY June MC' Norma lee Horgard jane Holmes Gwendolyn johnson Clam Garry McGlasson Gerry McGlasson Ira Jnm McKee Row J Gcrxldenn Mxtehell Gary Allen Melton Roger Mernll Mitchell Lnnda Sturdnvant Brent Rogers Tom Stephenson Row 5: Don Walker, erry Orr Annette Owens judxth Ann Ravan Roy Rolnnson Raw 4 Sarah Jane Ward jean Weldon Earlene Whnte Ruth Winchell, Val Ross W . ffl: e. 4 Jw! 5 r WE if 'V Among the many exciting events, one especially stands out, it was when Santa Claus visited the rooms during the Christmas party. In the spring, Mrs. Badley's homeroom presented Over the Garden Wall as their as- sembly program. Mrs. Mabel Badley and Mrs. Marjorie Bynum are the first grade teachers. It has been an unusual and exciting year for these first graders. 1. 1 I v l 4 if Row 1. Sue Beene Row 2. Linda Bryant, Kay Bobbit Gee, we sure do like snow - chorus Carrie Holmes, Linda Bryant lout frontj , and Jane Holmes. Practice makes perfect repeats Kenny Roblyer who will be a first grader in 'S 2. Row 3:' Samuel Briscoe, Patty Lou Culpepper, Douglas Cunningham, g3l1:g4:IgI3'i1CY,I'g3i2I-1f3YCI:1n'YiJl?'Il'3:E2:efI b0u Clayton Hawkins' Mary Dilbeck, Jan Driggers, Ralph Fletcher, Ginger Gooden 7 ug es If an 3 5 nf Y ,.,.,. ,r K . - K, My - . A O ri X 'ZWYQSLQZIQZSVQE -5- K-.19-QTEP' , ,Si .. M. , V ,J U g vwfsrf ,' 'lv 1 'ff K 0 -' : -,- 7 - ..f-: , I.. ,fren 4 I gg : , ma, s an f we sr si 'WF ',fv:e,,. K Yak his x 1 S 4 mb, E a 'iw K lx 5 s f ., .,,. .L vfvt VI.. .L . ..gg rz: 1 yrykk K .1 .,.,, up . L23 x ,. 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Row 3: K1-nm-th Reynolds, llilly Gene Salthousc, Gary Gene Smith, Mary l,cc Smith, Barlxin Stewart, Dgiviil Thompson, Shirley Thompson. -J 'J' 1 X 'Yr - . Y.-,ffl ' ual V 1469 .Many-lv-ompnqqv 4, ' 71's a cold day, and Suv N4-am, 'Inna 'Kay Harbour, Shirlvy 'Tlmnilmm Barham Yackwn, Mary Smith, Plvyllix 'lnnies, Nnnify 'Hain and 'lam' 'l1'ox4lfc, lvuddle logcflvvr. Row 4: Elizabcth,Tivis, Martin Kay Vincent, Donna Walk, Nancy Ward Don Watson, Rosa Wiggins, jane Woulfc. 1' H- UH 5.1, r ww, X A. lil fl N , R i ,Z P 'Q .,,,...,........ ' L L HQ. 1 ,flax Kfwfhf 911 ' 1. Wonder how Eva Lee Welcher walks with her skirt upside down? ' 2. Some new members of F.H.A. are being initiatedg they are Rozella Baker, Peggy Jones, Don- na Light, and Ann Bailey. ' 3. Laverne Allen, we think -or is it a cover girl? ' 4. What a beautiful horse Dicky Thorp rides! 'S. Jay Paul Cannon's ears are as large as his feet. ' 6. Sue Ravan is surprised at the fountain. ' 7. A scene in the junior play-Della Massegee and her pillows in foreground. ' 8. Two pretty girls, Carloss Johnson and Lavonna Seals. ' 9. Beverly Coffee at Girls' State. ' 10. Carl Ronald Buck and Ronald Smith in uniform. ' 1 1. Mr. Roblyer, some trees, and an ice cream cone. ' 12. just three girls in their jeans, Wanda Haney, Dicky Gaddis, and Beverly Coffee. ' 13. Some of the Sophomore gang-Betty Blevins, Ann Davidson, Bill Wise, and freshman, Raymond Hopkins. ' 14. Catherine Shir- ley rides the rail. 9. N . :C J mlm-M 1 10. .1 + i r .- 4 K K 1 f ' h K L T ' 1. l loine life is swell, assert Hope Allen and Shirley l.awrenee. ' 2. lfreida lipley asks ,lune Hensley an im- portant question. ' 5. Calvin liason, background, also seems interested in the bite of candy Beverly Coffee is taking from Dorothy lilkins. ' 4. Smiling seems to be a lialwit of Alanis Mcflartney and Peggy jones. ' S. Kent Calhoun holds three young kittens for their first picture. ' 6. Vandale Seals touches a dog. ' 7. .lolinny Powell, first grader, is an old cow-hand. ' 8. Jess Phipps, school ho.ird elerk, rides in rodeo parade with the Hcaldton Roundup Club. 9. Mrs. Roinine Ciannon, sixth grade teacher, wrapped up and ready to go. ' 10. Look at the girls, aifd tliey're seniors, too-Sitting: Maxine Blevins, Dorothy Elkins, Bonnie Presley, Mary Ciaddis, Wfanda llaney, Geneva Thomas. Standing: Barbara Reed, llenry Ruth Adair, Sonia Wright, Darline -lohnson, Wyttell Hurst, Dixie Page, and -loyee Shirley. ' ll. These aren't grade kids, but iuniors dressed for F.H.A. turn- avhout day. They are Shirley Camp, jean Fore, Norma Randolph, Marilyn Ander- son, Sue Ravan, Della Massegee, -lone Hensley. ' 12. Henry Ruth Adair and Geneva 'llionias won't have to wait long for a ride! ' 13. Ooh, that sun is bright, laughs lily Riser, eo-sponsor of Our lfehof' ' 14. Shirley and Wynell Hurst, sisters, all sprueed up for a picture, While little brother, Vernon, peeks. 9. 'jf-'Zi , Sl 7' 1 Q- - .ls 51,1 , .Q ' J, . s. io lufhtla gm! ' 1. You can't fool the goblins on Halloween, as Mr. Og- den realizes after finding four flats on his hidden auto. '2. Same story here. Mr. Ellis was careful to hide his car, too. '3. Stacy Hall, Freida Epley, and Mrs. Watson are off to the banquet honoring Governor Murray at Lake Murray Lodge near Ardmore. ' 4. Two dears, Terry and Jean Weldon, and a deer. S. Jay Livingston, well-known song writer, and Carl Buck, superintendent, chat after an assembly program given by the musician, who sang and played a number of his song-hits including Buttons and Bowsn, Copper Canyon , and Home Cookingf' ' 6. Not Romeo . . . but Donald Vincent, junior. ' 7. In the ole swimming hole , Danny Ward, Don Van Treese, Jim- my Ward, and Butch Hall. ' 8. Mrs. Buck and Carl Ronald go home at the end of a school day. ' 9. Johnny Powell and Ginger Gooden enter the grade school building. ' 10. It's not a fairy, but Rocille Wooldridge in a party dress. ' 11. Pals Max Akers and Bob Frost as fresh- men. ' 12. Linda Epley appears to be a china doll in the pretty dress she wore in Mrs. Le Beau's second grade as- sembly program. ' 13. Paula Epley and her cornet. ' 14. Mrs. Ola Thornton and V. E. Fox enjoy a sunny afternoon. ' 15. La-De-Da .... pipes Lloyd Hen- dricks. ' 16. Virginia Sheffield tries again for the one that got away. ,,Q 4. V ' . 1 . . R f 1 , V 7 B f 3 '5 i 145 . in W F is. 3 ' s. .n 'm 5133 F 12. On font cover: Anna Kay Harbour, Martin Kay Vincent, first graders On back cover: Dixie Page, Bob Frost, seniors. vw M1-2-wg Sblfwlw WWE lllllitb Q voxtauofa Citi Q' is . ,CE All, that we need to do, Be we low or high Is to see that we grow Nearer the sky? -4- - Lxznrrn 'WOODWORTQI Rnnsn So I - ,ipfw - - Q: f' M' -H f -':..w,1.1 1 -V.--....-M....x, V v . ,, - ' - -A - - V --4 - --W--M , - , .. A .1- f : .rmzff-he: : 'C11f.!
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