Fox High School - Our Echo Yearbook (Fox, OK)

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SKY CLIMBER Jim Cart- wright cleared the pole vault with inches to spare. san-am...Pf.,...,,e N wewwweomsaswwmyumacwwecWs,M, 1 JUMPING HIGH, Derrell Kunkel clealrs the pole as Doyle Randolph waits his turn. WAITING PATIENTLY, Sam David Carrell is rea- dy to hit the next pitch as his teammates look on. STURDY MEN like Jack Nelson, Don Van Treese and Perry O' Dell practice the shot put. ALL SET are Dewey Ell- edge and Gary Reynolds. ..28..

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f-' f 'lf-f'-- nf 'W ' -- --- -- --ICN fl-ug' ALL-DISTRICT PLAYERS, Delton McKee, Roy- mond Hopkins, Charles Wright, and Floyd Reed beam with ioy after presenting Coach Skelton a watch at the Ringling game. BUDDY, HAVE A DRINK, says all-district full- back Dole Bryant as he takes an active part in the FFA initiation. FUTURE CITIZENS, Lou Haragan and Charles Wright, l953 representatives to Girls' and Boys' State, relax and enjoy a coke. Seniors Face Future A succession of events filled every hour and every minute of the year for the seniors and their sponsors, Miss Ruth Norvill and James Ogden. Balloon, Christmas cord, and charm bracelet soles increased the class funds. Other money- raising projects for the year were a football con- cession stand ot the Dundee game and basket- ball concession stands ot the Ringling ond Healdton games. Backed by the seniors to win their queen races were Nina Lewis, FFA queen, ond Eliza- beth Stephens, football queen. Sue Dixon come in second for Echo queen. Band queen candi- date was Maurice Brannon, and FHA king con- didate was Jimmy Word. Three of the four Student Council offices were held by seniors. James Hole headed the council os president. Elizabeth Stephens was the efficient secretory ond Evo Welcher, treo- surer, competently handled the council's mon- ey. Promoting school spirit os cheerleaders were Patti Morris ond Melba Ross. Seniors Lou Haragan and Patti Morris were the editors ofthe l954 Our Echo, and Eliza- beth Stephens edited the school paper. Drum Mojorette Nino Lewis led the bond along with twirler Sue Dixon. Seniors boastfully claimed 9 members in the bond, l4 in the chorus, lO on the annual staff, and 8 on the paper staff . The senior ploy, picture day, o talent show given in assembly, the junior-senior banquet, and the senior trip to Oklahoma City were the high points of the year. With the playing of Pomp ond Circum- stance, the seniors climaxed the yeor's acti- vities on Moy 20 by marching down the aisle to receive their cherished diplomas. BALANCING THE BUDGET, senior officers Sammy Creel, president, Roger Hendricks, vice-president, Eva Welcher, treasurer, ond Elizabeth Stephens, secretory, tirelessly give of their time and effort.