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

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VVONDERFUL VVALKER. Barbara Davis pre- sented this daring exhibition of walking a tight rope during the junior-senior banquet in May. PRACTICE SET DAZE. Sue Hollingsworth, Margie Eason, and Margaret Lindesniith hur- riedly try to complete their practice sets. -aww Qualifying for the first semester honor roll by having at least an Ae av- X erage were Danny Wells, Alicia Cheves, Barbara Clark, Margie Eason, . Marquietta Franklin, Sue Hollings- ai 01' ,- worth, Nada Inscore, Margaret Lin- U K S T m K ki desmith, Carolyn Weaver, Winnie Mzfgafetgnjesmith Wheat, and Linda Williams. 4. QV if -Q . 1 ..l lr - -5 ' Q i ..Z2 M - s l 3152 M so in iq: I Y .Q I s 7' 'l s' 'ii :L s it - h - f - 1 Jimmy Mcfllasson Charlene Means Norma Mefford Bnhby Moore Douglas Morgan Dwayne Moss .lark Nelson Perry 0'Dell Pauline Oglciree Sylvia Phillips l-'ruddy Reed Stanley Richardson Mary Seals Don VanTreese Sandra Vincent Danny Ward Farolyn Weaver Ulinton VVehh Ronny Weldon Danny WVells VVinnie VVheat Linda Williams Ralph Williams June Wright

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umors. lsplay ings WORK AND PLAY. Discussing: plans for the busy year ahead of them are .loc Cartwright and Nadine Hogzgard, vice-presl Alivia Fheves Sammie tfhoatr llnrharn Clnrk Margaret tllnrk Burharn llnvis Patsy Dees Margie Eason Shirley Eznmn .limmy Eaves Merlem- Farris lluphene Firestone Marion Ann Fore Marquicttu Franklin Virgil Gnllop Wilma Griffith Nadine llnggfnrd Sue Hollingsworth forine Hopkins An outstanding cast of fourteen por- trayed characters in the junior play, Deadly Ernest, a three act comedy presented February 3. The play was directed by the class sponsors, Bill Grimes and Raymond Kirkpatrick. Junior class members received many honors this year. Among these honors were Barbara Clark as candi- date for football queen and Patsy Dees as candidate for annual queen. Band members elected Sylvia Phillips band queen by popular vote. Class rings, purchased from Herf-Jones Company, were received January 26. As the year drew to a close, the juniors honored the seniors with the annual junior-senior banquet. dc-ntsg Jimmy lVlcGl:isson, prcsidcntg Sue Hollingsworth, sec- rctaryg .lack Nelson, prcsidentg and Sandra Vincent, secretary. .loc Cartwright ff' gk X 3 l xl- i in x 4 V X ' ' ' K 1 ,l f A v v .., 1 ck 2, . L. x- v l . if .'. 1 N ' E on V, ff' ' A w ?' s M Teddy Hopkins Nada lnsrore Shirley lnmon Jimmy Jnrkson Gary Knight Gerald Kennedy .-qt. ' . iw . Y , 4 ,7 ,V I - - f X ,k 1 5, A N ia

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jqctlvities eep Qgoplzomores usy TIME Ull'l'. Mr. Skelton, sponsor: Dt-rryl Selby, presidentg Carol Thompson, secretary: Fred Paul, vice-president: Judy Johnson, treasurerg and Ruby Clark, reporterg are having time out for conversation. Sophomores had the concession stand twice during our winning season of football. The profit made was added to Student Council funds. Just before Christmas the soph- omorescontributed money to buy a beautiful blanket for the Indian Orph- an's Home of Lawton. Queen candidates were Jane Moss, annual: Ruby Clark, footballg and Melissa Slagle, band. . sk f Jimmy Atkinson ' ' Donald Austin K Juana Baker i Q V xi Paul Black H K E 5 4 ' '-if N h f ai Joy Casey ' 4, Ruby Clark V I 'cv Barbara Crabb ' . Beth Creel - I Dale Daniel K a N Stanley DeArmond Q A i I X I A A J'-tx Q ' f ' 3 Linda Dickerson ,.,- James Dixon ab . , .. Theda Eaves ' Q Don Elledge si w Warner Fellahaum f, ' 5 -S y ' ' - y W Hemhell Files I W ,432 x 35 ii W .1 - A 1, A , K jg 1 si N I Pla Joe Fisher ' x l Gene Fowler Jimmy Gooden 5 Peggy Groover N K 1' Katherine Hair N . A NX Thomas Harmon H i' . ff 1 A i Xi Jeannie Harris A .lammie HodKes . Tommy Hoggard ' - Garland Hooper Vernon Hurst Billy Jackson 'Q 4 4 K .- v .A is C Q.: XY Q x I 'xxx if 1,' Q, L 7 Y X , 'f:., .. - . J 5 Y Q- -if v 5' ,4 4 H r f,. ' - 'kwa