Gate High School - Pirate Yearbook (Gate, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1959 volume:

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Sa rs I5 - X -.. ss non, v H' 54.0 I Q Our hearts overflowing with love, gratitude, and admiration, we, the graduating class of 1959, have chosen to honor, in a very special way, those devoted parents upon whom we have depended so com- pletely for guidance and understanding throughout the blossoming years of our lives. With a spirit of sincere humility intermingled with the joyful pride of achievement, as your sons and daughters our senior class is in- deed privileged to dedicate this 1959 PIRATE to you, Mom and Dad, To the Seniors and D. L. Harvey, the sponsor, I wish to express my sincere thanks and appreci- ation for making the PIRATE of 58-59, a IIS' mendous success. This annual marks the twelfth anniversary of the GATE PIRATE. It also marks a milestone in the lives of the '59 Seniors, who were in grade number one when the first PIRATE was produced. Much progress has been made during these twelve years. As the annuals became better and more complete, the students grew and advanced in their march to educational development. Now as the final goal in high school develop- menthasbeenreached for the '59 Seniors, so has another goal been reached for the GATE PIRATE. However, as the Seniors pass from Gate High, the PIRATE shall remain, and we all know that its high standard of quality shall continue to rise and be areminding tradition of classes in the past and those in the future. To you who are leaving us now, and you who shall remain, it is our sincere hope that you will have nourished your hopes and dreams for a brighter and happier future, We hope that we have helped to plant in you the desire to become the worthwhile citizens and leaders that we know you are capable of being. 2 fi? XG QTM YEY fs UH YQUf,::c Q 1 HQ YW gown! of Z ' Re V. LOWRY B, A. LOCHNER Ko LONG H. L. WHISENHUNT W. LEWIS MRS, STOCKTON MRS. DUNN MR. HARVEY MR. WILSON MRS. SMITH MR. SMITH MRS. WILSON O. L. WILSON DONALD HARVEY Superintendent Principal Science Math History A. B. and M. E. B. S. and M. E. NAOMI DUNN VERA WILSON English 3-4-5 Home Econom ics OPAL STOCKTON GLENN SMITP JUDY SMITH 1-2 6-7-8 1-2 Music B.S. Commerce B. S, B. S. ...gn 'MQ RP fi ll 'N-...qw CATHERINE WILLIAMSON ELIZABETH NEWBY dltdfofz ED RICHARDSON ?aeD' RALPH STAHLMAN CLIFFORD D1xoN Li? NNQN SONNY GREEN ll U sw-.,.V., QQ ' Q iVNNVnv-00' Q5 3 Roh. LIKE BIG WHEEL J1 1.3 DIPLo 4-xx iq S 1-.. Q x f' A : 3 'jg Oulu, .- -3- 7' kj -ax ff VP X W lil: ' 0 .5 1 -i -1-. SENIORS President LARRY WILSON Vice President ROBERT AVERY Secretary PHYLLIS MOORE Reporter DARLENE MILLER DONALD HARVEY Sponsor FIRST NATIONAL BANK Laverne D TOMMIE MARTIN 1 Band 3-4 Drama 3'4- 1 Chorus 1-2-3-4 Basebal'1 1 BURL LANDERS ROSE STAHLMAN Band 2 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Volleyball 1-2 -3-4 Paper Staff 4 Drama 3-4 Chorus 1-2-3-4 Sextet 3-4 Basketball 1 -2-3 -4 Baseball 1-2-3-4 Drama 3-4 - Chorus 1 -2-3-4 CARLISLE DRUG Laverne DARLENE MILLER Reporter Band 3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Volleyball 1-2-3-4 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 1-3-4 Drama 3-4 Chorus 1-2-3-4 Sextet 3-4 ROBERT AVERY Band 3-4 Basketball 1-2-3 Baseball 1-2-3 Annual Staff 4 Pamper Staff 3-4 Drama 3-4 Chorus 1-2-3-4 Quartet 1-2-3-4 LARRY WILSON President Band 3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Baseball 1-2-3-4 Annual Staff 3-4 Paper Staff 2 Drama 1-3-4 Chorus 1-2-3-4 4-H 1-2-3-4 THE HOME LUMBER AND SUPPLY CO Forgan - Beaver - Gate GS- PHYLLIS MOORE Secretary Band 3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Volleyball 1 2 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 3 4 Drama 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 4 H 2 3 4 '27 MARY SHEPHARD Band 4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Volleyball 1-2-3-4 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 2r3-4 Drama 3-4 Chorus 1-2-3-4 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Beaver JIMMIE PERKINS Basketball 1-2-3-4 Baseball 1-2-3-4 Paper Staff 4 Drama 3-4 Chorus 1-2-3-4 Quartet 4 CATHERINE QBEDELLQ ELIZABETH QHARVEYJ WILLIAMSON NEWBY RUBY QWHITEQ ELVA QARNETTQ OSWALD WHISENHUNT HAROLD'S FOOD MARKET FIRTH AND BOISE CONOCO Englewood Laverne Qfwtofzq In 1947, twelve little tykes, bewildered and scared started on their rough, but rewarding road to education. They were as follows: Rob- ert Avery, Johnnie Despain, Eugene Dixon, Burl Landers, Tommie Martin, Jimmy Perkins, Larry Wilson, Darlene Miller, Mary Shep- hard, Phyllis Moore, Bernice Whisenhunt, and Sharon Farrel. Due to moving and sickness from the first grade to the freshman year we lost Eugene Dixon, Johnnie DeSpain, Sharon Farrel, and Phyllis Moore. We had gained Charlene Dyer, and Rose Stahlman. When we were sophomores we welcomed back Phyllis. Bernice and Charlene decreased the wit and size of our class in our junior year. Our class is taking the final and fatal steps thirteen strong. We are Phyllis Moore, Mary Shephard, Robert Avery, Darlene Miller, Larry Wilson, Jimmie Perkins, Rose Stahlman, Burl Landers, and Tom Martin. We were pleased to welcome Mesdames Elva Whisenhunt, Elisa- beth Newby, Ruby Oswald, and Catherine Williamson in our senior year. Congratulations to these adults who are finishing their high school credits. We will always cherish the memories of our school life above all things. The lessons leamed and emotions experienced will be very profitable and beneficial. We will always have a warm spot in our hearts for those sharing victories and defeats that are remaining at Gate High to carry on the traditions that we tried to uphold in every possible way. 61444 7041! The seniors of '59 being of sound mind Q??j do leave this final will and testament. I, I, Mary Shephard, will my pony tail to Julia Graves and my ability to play the trumpet to my sister, Joyce. I, Phyllis Moore, will my boldness to Larry Heinz and my right arm basketball throwing ability to Konda Merett. I, Oz Avery, will my height to Mike Stockton and my studious nature to Eugene Dixon- QContinued to Page 535 GATE co-or AssocrAT1oN PERRYTON EQUITY Gate Knowles P As our rocket ship nears the outer space platform we stop suddenly. We get out to see what is wrong and find we are snagged on TOM MARTlN'S Ham Radio Antennae. We stop to talk with our old class- mate and find he has been on the platform for 10 years experimenting with moon mice. From there we go to Mars where we find DARLENE MILLER singing and directing the Choral Group consisting of her six daughters In our conversation with Darlene we find she owns the largest dress shop in all outer space. President and designer of her shop is none other than the old farm girl herself, MARY SHEPHARD. All the exquisite designs you see in outer space are designed and modeled my Miss Mary. In her one day off she rockets down to Hawaii to give her lecture on Personality Improvement at the Hawaii College for girls and designs the hula skirts. From Mars we journey back to Darkest Africa where we find OZZIE AVERY coaching and playing with the Harlem Globetrotters. The Globetrotters are warming up for their game with the African pigmies The Congo Longjohns. Ozzie says they are planning on playing a good fast game, but they could play better if Darkest Africa had some lights. From Darkest Africa to the coldest icebox in the world, Alaska, we find RUBY OSWALD fishing for and selling sardines by the box fulls. Ruby says that business is very good because in Alaska the people carry a can of sardines in their first aid kit for smelling salts. Heading back to warmer climate we stop off at Hawaii. There lounging under a palm tree drinking cocoanut milk shakes is none other than LARRY WILSON. Larry spends all his time under the palm tree except when he is working as president in the English department of the Hawaii College for girls. We find that Larry's favorite hula dancer is our old Gate High stomper, ROSE STAHL- MAN. Rose only does the hula in her spare time when she is not busy being a good mother to her 10 kids. We made the trip from Hawaii to N.Y. in five seconds. While we were carrying on a conversation in the decompressing unit we ran into our old friend, BURL LANDERS. Much to our amazement we found that Burl was piloting our rocket. He told us that the reason for the fast trip was that his coke break was in five seconds and he couldn't get off schedule. fCon't. to page 521 FIRST STATE BANK OWEN'S DRY GOODS Forgan Beaver VREAQX ml v F45 1 4'5 Q? ,ff f N 'l 'i.o'-... 232' exa Si' 0 O Q O I KONDA MERETT LARRY H, HEINZ BRUCE NEWBY BUDDY ZIRKLE EUGENE DIXON GERALD FITCH DELBERT DODSON BANK OF BEAVER CITY BARBY CATTLE CO, Beaver Beaver 'MY HP-Tl? oN THE SIDE oF WI HEP-D W 2 ' .' 21, fm: JOYCE ZIRKLE JOYCE SHEPHARD BUDDY LOCHNIR I IERRY PERKINS MIKE STOCKT ON BOB LOWRY GOODNER FUNERAL HOME HERALD DEMOCRAT Beaver Beaver THE IEAS1' SAY THE M gf A P fi x M, , f R, .F 0 - Q 6? N w flffmmf A if 5 6 B X 556 170 4700 S J oo I E Q XC, 0 fi, If A :Q FRE SHMEN Julia Graves Robert Heglin Betty Rodney Dodson Avery Mike Glen Miller Zirkle, Jr, Anita Fitch DOH Ashlock T ravis Russell Wilson Stahlman BEAVEI LUMBER COMPANY BEAVER CO, FARM BUREAU Beaver Agent, BURL ALTMAN 9 KITTENJ' W ff ,zz K G 7 B I I Bes s: oo- mf ' - 4' f g 1- E +-, .i.,.o o O ....,...-5 Q Q. - ELEMENTARY glad Marilyn DW id Linda Newby Mme' T erbush Rex Stahlman Bonnie Zirkle De Loris Sutherland Carol Fitch Bonnie Graves Florence Shephard Bonnie Ashlock Jerry Borth Linda Spurgeon Karen Miller Sarah Mead Saad Susan Terbush Stephanie Miller Garaland Bond Jimmie Newby Terry Heinz DOC'S CAFE ENGLEWOOD co-op Englewood EXCHANGE Englewood Englewood GANO GRAIN CORPORATION '7fJf4?'44f Terressa Allen Stanley Williamson Marvin Ashlock Frederick Mull Larry Dunn Del Roy Spurgeon Tommy Kirkhart Max Stahlman ymuehaa Kathleen Williamson Jimmie Shephard Marsha Terbush Norman Hein Vanira Mead Dale Long Shalia Sutherland Tony Maphet Roger Newby 74614 Vicki Miller Dennis Bond Eva Heglin Gilbert Perkins Cinda Allen Terry Maphet BOTTOM ROW: Susan Harvey Eddie Dunn Sharon Ashlock Bonnie Stahlman Jerry Dixon Sue Lochner w1sEMAN's CONOCO SERVICE MCKINNEY TRACTOR SERVICE Englewood, Kansas Englewood. Kansas DEEP ROCK SERVICE OKLAHONIA STATE BANK Buffalo Buffalo 6145 Charles Williamson Linda Newby James Harvey Hazel Mead Mickey Wilson May Lynn Thom as Heglin Patricia Dunn ecard Dennis Bond Grace Lynn Dale Lewis Marlyn Terbush Jimmy Kirkhart Dorothy Dunn Stanley Stahlman Marie Tillery Douglas Whisenhunt Shannon Spurgeon Ellis Hein Wayne Mun W. BLAND PONTIAC BUFFALO KJDY 8: FENDER SHOP Buffalo Buffalo FOSSEY GROCERY 8: MARKET BILL BRASS CHEVROLET Buffalo Buffalo '1S'H MCE . RATTLE N ' Roh. 5 fn! Q bf lg E-N xx K as-:N I fi Q 5? ll 95, WWW 'A . 6 4 CLE j - f ily Nfl.....XlMa--.. ...ML ,Nfl-,i ' 1 ...xml ff. E ...au i. K xl 1101, SPORTS A 3 Gate- - -Opponents 48 - 50 Rosston 54 - 49 Supply 46 - 52 Arnett 64 - 41 Selman 51 - 20 Englewood 50 - 42 Rosston 2 - 0 Hillsdale 49 - 26 Lahoma NWSC 45 - 46 Rosston 55 - 43 Buffalo 43 - 21 Englewood 59 - 33 Balko 40 - 37 Rosston 36 - 49 Turpin 51 - 21 Balko Beaver 37 - 40 Turpin Co. 64 - 45 Forgan 61 - 47 Buffalo 48 - 21 Selman 1 48 - 37 Beaver 50 - 54 Supply 63 - 30 Selman Dist. 43 - 34 Rosston 48 - 34 Tyrone 43 - 31 Felt Reg. 35 - 27 Aline 53 - 40 Port 41 - 36 Quay State 1 36 - 49 Howe NUMBER 2 IN STATE CLASS 'B' PLAYOFFS The Piratettes, pre-tourney rated 36, entered State playoffs at Okla. City with an impressive 23-5 record which includes the following: East Conf. Champsg runner-ups in NWSC and Beaver Co. Tourneys by a total of 4 points less than winnersg District Champsg and Regional Champs highlighted by 8 point defeat of ffl ranked Aline. State tourney memories include snowstorm, defeat of Port, citified hamburgers, outplaying 5th ranked Quay, and becoming 32 team in Oklahoma when defeated by Howe in mammoth Mun cipal Auditorium. Members of the squat lost via graduation are: Darlene Miller, Mary Shephard, Phyllis Moore, and Rose Stahlman. COOLEY IMPLEMENT CO. COHLMIA QUALITY STORE Buffalo Buffalo COTTER SINCLAIR SERVICE ANNA'S BEAUTY SHOP Buffalo Buffalo Mary Phyllis Darlene Betty Rose K0r1da Joyce Z. Joyce S. julia SHEPHARD'S SERVICE STATION GARRISONS Laverne Laverne DONELLAN HARDWARE GLOBE CLOTHING STORE Laverne Laverne The Gate Pirates ended the '58-'59 with a record of 20-5 and a winning percentage of 80 per cent. The Pirates were entered in two invitational tourneys, losing out in the semi-finals of the Northwestern State, and taking top honors in the Beaver County. The Pirates piled up a total of 1307 points compared to 1014 points for the opponents. This was an average of 52 points per game for the Pirates. The opponents average stood at 40 points. In spite of this distinct advantage, the Pirates, humbled by a wave of late season sickness, were toppled in District competition. Players lost via graduation are: Burl Landers, Jimmie Perkins, Larry Wilson, and Robert Avery. Gate---Opp. Gate---Opp. 46 - 26 Rosston 41 - 52 Knowles 46 - 36 Supply 59 - 40 Buffalo 52 - 36 Arnett '71 - 36 Englew'd 46 - 48 Knowles '76 - 25 Balko 57 - 39 Englew'd '17 - 46 Rosston 55 - 50 Rosston 46 - 26 Selman 56 - 28 Lahoma 54 - 59 Turpin 46 - 24 Selman 43 - 42 Forgan WAUHOB JEWELRY LKVCITIB WEIBERT 'S DEPARTMENT STORE Laveme Gate---Opp. 47 - 46 Beaver 52 - 37 Knowles '72 - 54 Knowles 59 - 37 Forgan 53 - 43 Buffalo 48 - 36 Selman 41 - 33 Beaver 37 - 57 Supply 47 - 58 Knowles - Dist. LAKE INSURANCE AGENCY LSVCIHC MERLE'S AUTO SHOP LBVCIIIC LARRY WILSON JIM PERKINS GERALD FITCH LARRY HEIN Z ROBERT AVERY BUD ZIRKLE BURL LANDERS EUGENE BRUCE NswBY DIXON .,4sc4.,.,zq.w'w 694544446 Zaye' Z VAN METER CHEVROLET MODERN LAUNDRY Laverne Laverne FARM 3, RANCH SUPPLY Compliments of U. S. POST OFFICE Laverne GBIC FRlXMi9'W 1 O4 'WT' QV I f Quaid! 9: 5 :sfs:5:F IIIIIII Pfglgf ff? 69 QED P Q5-32 C3163 add Phyllis Moore Julia Graves Konda Merett Mrs. Naomi Dunn Anita Fitch Joyce Shephard Darlene Miller Rose Stahlman 'gage' Zuafztd Mr, Donald Harvey Robert Avery Gerald Fitch Jimmie Perkins Bruce Newby JONE'S GROCERY STORE BILL 8: BELVA'S CAFE Knowles Fgrgan POORBAUGH'S SERVICE STATION FORGAN THEATRE Knowles F01-gan ' Sedan! Zend The Gate High School Band, in its growing stage, now has a membership of twenty- two. The district has purchased seven new instruments in the past year. Included are: three clarinets, two trumpets, one trombone, and one sousaphone. The band members are as follows: clarinets - Bonnie Ashlock, Mike Stockton, Donnie Ashlock, and Bob Lowry, saxophones - Bruce Newby, Darlene Miller, and Robert Avery, trumpets - Rodney Avery, Phyllis Moore, and Mary Shephardg drums - Tom Martin, Larry Wilson. Betty Dodson, and Travis Wilson, cymbals - Bud Lochnerg sousaphone - Russell Stahlman accordion - Anita Fitch, trombones - Robert Heglin, Gerald Fitch, Eugene Dixon, and Julia Graves, piano - Konda Merett. Donald Harvey is the instructor. BEAVER MOTOR COMPANY COLVIN INSURANCE AGENCY Beaver Beaver GOLDEN SPRED MOTEL SPEER TASTEE FREEZ. Beaver Beaver ' ciao! 2 'gmwl SUMRALL OIL CO. HENSON'S FLOWER SHOP Beaver Beaver T0T'5 CAFE BEAVER HARDWARE 8a FURNITURE Beaver Beaver 0,464 gate Larry Heinz Mike Miller Mr. Glenn Smith Bruce Newby Rose Stahlman Jimmie Perkins Darlene Miller R0bC1'i Avery Mary Shephard Joyce Zirkle Phyllis Moore 4-ff CURFMAN CLOTHIERS RIG CAFE Beaver Beaver - ii- FROCKIAND BONNET SHOP BEAVER FEED AND PRODUCE Beaver Beaver N98 ns.. .gy g,w 4 f .gn , x... 4 -' ', Y X, H ,iA?E1..p?w ' f A N AJ A C -4 u W K P 9 WELLYQURE THE QUTEST THIXXG ll.. i765c4aalKc2z9mwi2aeen WW QW BEAVER CAR EXCHANGE 8a SALVAGE IDEAL FOOD STORE Beaver Beaver PACK'S DRUG STORE BOOKER'S SHOE SHOP Beaver Beaver axiom MARY SHEPHARD - LARRY WILSON 0 KONDA MERETT - BRUCE NEWBY HACKETT AUTO SUPPLY SLAUGHTER IMPLEMENT COMPANY Beaver Beaver BEAVER CITY SERVICE SCHUSTER BUTANE at PROPANE Beaver Beaver JOYCE SHEPHARD JERRY PERKINS ROBERT HEGLIN JULIA GRAVES DARLENE MILLER OZ AVERY '7 MARY SHEPHARD ROBERT AVERY 2 1. ,.,-.,,.. fmsff-wwwwwewreew ismriarig-14-fwrm: - :ummm K F 4 4- ,., ,k.: k,., A . A Q ,ii ie' M f Q' at L ? sk xswm-My N I my I if ,W .t,.. ,- I f .3 V ,. .1 15 Yah 4 ,R 2 JE 2 H if Q.. Sf an 'Tk A , Wm N gzsa ,., . V 45' . . .,..4 ,H S91 ,Sf S L' ' my W3 :fi fQf:f '. W ,. 'MLP' if ,,,f-- .af I Y v -wg K m mmm K? 042.1 Taking time out for a break we go into the New York Convention Hall where we find ELVA WHISENHUNT, our local television star, presenting the lecture, Bugs on Parade. Elva obtained her Ph. D. degree on mosquitoes in 1968 at the Gate College of Entomology. From New York we go to Hamburg, Germany, where we find ELIZABETH NEWBY and CATHERINE WILLIAMSON, slinging hash for General Elvis Presley and his 49th division of the task force 1971 tanks. In their time off from work Elizabeth leads the choir group of the Episcopalian Church and Catherine spends her spare time off chasing rare Australian butterflies for the New York Institute of Nat- ural Science. Germany to Hollywood with the 16th stage of the rocket just dropping off. We go to the Hollywood preview where we find PHY LLIS QSactchmoJ Moore playing her jazzy trumpet in the largest orchestra in the world. Phyllis's hobby is collecting French poodles. Time out for a brief News Bulletin. Headlines Home Town Farm Boy, IIM PERKINS just inaugurated as Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. We hop on our rocket and headed for Washington D.C. to have a chat with him. His first case will be an interplane- tary dispute between the Earth and Jupiter disputing over who owns the rings around Saturn. The last stage of our rocket is just beginning to fall off so our look in the future is now complete. We found that the 1959 grad- uating class of old Gate High has been a tremendous success. g ma ease. I, Larry Wilson, will my ability to get into trouble to George Zlrkle and my quality of leadership to Russell Stahlman. I, Tom Martin, will my radio ability to Rodney Avery and my red hair to Joyce Zirkle, I, Rose Stahlman, will my long hair to Anita Fitch and my leather knee pads to Betty Dodson. I, Burl Landers, will my height to Rod Avery and my hot rod Chevy to Mike Miller. I, Jim Perkins, will my basketball ability to Don Ashlock, and all my girlfriends to Bob Lowry. I, Darlene Miller, will my hook shot to Glen Zirkle, and my hair cutting ability to Don Ashlock, I, Catherine Williamson, will my high school figure to Konda Merett, and my false teeth to Jerry Perkins. fC0n't to page 531 K 7041! davit! I, Elizabeth Newby, will my hash slinging ability to Robert Heglin and my melodious voice to Bud Lochner. I, Elva Whlsenhunt, will my gift of gab to Joyce S. and my vitamin pills to Mr. Wilson. I, Ruby Oswald, will my ability to get a high school diploma to all high school freshmen and my experience in Home Ec. to the future Home Ec. classes. We the senior class of 1959 will our front row seats in Literature to anyone who can grab them. We will our back seat driving ability to the junior class. We will all the chemicals left, that we didn't find in the- science room to the sophomores. We will to the freshman class all the unknown history that will happen between now and the time they will be seniors. Signed and attested this certain day of May, 1959. THE SENIORS OF '59 QA Saab' 7w'wwdZ ZWW gig?-'MQ JL , Wffgyzf 5332 my My W 'W Efwflyffj A f TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made 3 'I i ,I -if Aggie CMO Wy W Jw 2N'yfW ,iff Zz! 1 T12- .-4 -:4 . ., dm, 1 Twigfnlfgwzx W Wfiffijiwffff Af - , WV! figw v ffm ffnfiwff Wim V www 33355 WW Wm weigh Www , 5 WW 1