Grove High School - Ridge Runner Yearbook (Grove, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1958 volume:

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At the same time it is the oldest of all forms of education, Physical training has always been fashioned to the culture of the people and of the age. Primitive people taught their children only the familiar activities. Boys were trained for war or for hunting. Girls learned domestic occupations such as gardening, weaving, or making pottery. Physical education in the United States began in the 1870's. There were several reasons for the development of formal physical education classes in the schools of the United States. First, the life in large cities cut down on the normal form of exercise done by children on the farm. Second, health examina- tions showed the need of correcting physical defects during the early years in schools. Third, students themselves organized athletic programs which were to become an important part of school life. After World War I the American people be- came conscious of the need for this type of training when it learned about the draft statistics. One third of the men selected for military duty in World War I failed to pass the physical examination. Physical education is now an important part of every school program. It has been included in the cardinal principles of educa- tion as set up by the National Education Association which believes that it is the duty of the public schools to provide a program which will 'secure and maintain a condition of personal good health and physical fitness' for every child. The physical education pro- gram is usually broad enough to reach the wide range of individual differences found among students in every class. lt is concerned with the individual's fullest development and en- joyment. Realizing that the program of physical fitness in our school is weak, the patrons approved a bond issue in the spring of 1957 for building a new gymnasium which will be large enough to carry out a full program of physical education for every school child. The Grove school board in October awarded a 5134500 contract to Gordon Wilson and Son for construction of this proposed auditorium-gymnasium. Ten acres of land were purchased west of the school for a football field and other further uses. The bus barns were moved to the south part of the new addition to make way for the new building. The present gridiron will be used for playground and parking space. This new building will be a double wall construction of brick and light block. It will house a stage, basketball court, dressing rooms, ticket office, and refreshment stand. There will be ample room in this new gym- nasium for all types of physical fitness pro- grams, and we hope that the coming genera- tions will profit from this step forward in our educational program. I - The Staff -Y ll dw . Q ,us . .. '!,,,. l. 'nm - XZ -M fi . . 'fl' il -.,uMmV.b- .- X - . We ..--..... ' HEAl7fHifiNDl'glNTElLECT Our ew P 'Glu 29 'Q-v--., '+-.. X Q 5 J fr. '-f 19 W XJ A' F .?, AREf ,p452rWCBf5 5ux1GS f0F ggi E mnasium Campus Views ,uf- ww Lim ' H Hugh School Bulldmg Wwhww 51' I or n ,,, EU Vo Ag and Industrial Arts Bulldlng Gymnasium fSoon fo be the home of the music deparfmenfl Grade School Bulldmg prw Contents Organizations ACtiV1t16S Classes Grade School Administration olleyball Volley Ball is a popular game for general exercise, because persons of limited strength, skill, and endurance can play it, and because its rules and equipment are simple. An official volley ball team has six players, but in games played merely for exercise ten or more players may play on each side. The game may be played indoors or out. ln some ways volley ball is like tennis. The standard indoor court is thirty feet wide and sixty feet long. A net is stretched across the middle of the court. The top of the net should be eight feet above the floor. The players use a round, light, inflated ball, about twenty-seven inches around. The object of the game is to keep the ball volleying back and forth across the net without letting it rouch the floor. The ball must be batted, and it may not be caught or thrown. William G. Morgan, a gymnasium instructor at the Holyoke fMass.D Young Men's Christian Association, originated volley ball in 1895. Y.M. C.A.'s throughout the country quickly adopted the sport. lt was later developed into an outdoor game. The first national volley tournament was held by the Y.M.C.A. in 1922, in Brooklyn, New York. Thus the game be- came popular throughout the world first through the Y.M.C.A. nlstratlon fi 5 Wx .Tu . 5 Q B .ar g 4 5 Ur' . , ,,, ,Q , .gd ,kwa S Q , , 1 4 2 V. . 3 , X ,, 1 ' ' A ' Q V ,-f-ff r1g'2r'i 'M N - - - 1 I f , g',- .:us 4J- nj:- 17 2 99 vxavfwff Q as--N--.,. Furthering cooperation and training effective leaders, the Grove school administrators en- H deavor to instruct the student to be keen to the problems of f today' and prepared for the 4nl I r world of tomorrow. -N W As we add to our education daily and yearly, we will con- stantly remember the understand- ing and encouragement given by and faculty of the Grove schools. Garth Baskin, high school principal, helps Kay Huggins, senior, with her last high school enrollment. . 3 v, 'e buff to hews o ht . eve! to HUC - x. 'S n blfms' ,mC'P' .th v'0 y stifle P yyttle m dgafdcy uq9l '. Y, cllchli and Bu it qi! A Xl- 5fffv 'f Ziff. vc' W i item PRINCIPALS .Nw ft i Q 43 t ll X1 John Pritchard, junior high school principal, has a busy time trying to fit football, basketball, band, chorus, into that tight schedule his junior high people must follow. Here, Ililly Masters, Ronnie Barrett, and Keith Manning have to decide just what must give-you can't take it all, boys. the superintendent, the principals, BOARD OF EDUCATION Besides the providing and maintaining of the present Grove school system, the Board of Education is concerned with the construction and completion of a new gymnasium which is expected to be completed by August, 1958. Board of Education members in their regular monthly meeting are: dentg Harley Graham, member, Harry Worley, vice-president, and James Cooper, member, Virgil Potter, clerk, C. H. Stevens, presi- Superintendent H. E. Wilson. -... B 42 Q., J M Lfu 51711 al ALBERTA BARRETT Typing, Shorthand Bookkeepxng Sponsor 4 H Club and the school paper ROBERTA BRISCO English, Latln Llbrary Semor Sponsor vm QW HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY ROY BYNUM Science World Geography Sponsor Scxence Club Assxstant Sponsor Sophomore Class ,ss 1 GARTH BASKIN American Hrstory Problems ln Democracy Drivers' Educanon Assxstant Semor Class Sponsor PAUL DAVIS Oklahoma Hxstory Cnvxcs Football and Basketball Coach, Assxstant Sponsor Seventh Grade 'Q 1 un- 'QB' EDWARD GRIMMETT ROZELLA HAMPTON ELIZABETH NIDIFFER Industrral Arts Mathematics Algebra Englrsh Sponsor Pep Club Mechamcal Drawing Sponsor Student Council Assrstant Sponsor Erghth Grade S F h Cl Assrsta tSpo so I no C1 Ponsor res man ass n n r un r ass A 4 X 1: JOHN PRITCHARD Speech, World Hlstory CIVICS Assxstant Sponsor Freshman Class W erm ffiv-ff JAMES ROE Theory of Musxc Band Assrstant Sponsor Senror Class Q--Q JUDGE SANDERS Vocauonal Agrxculture Sponsor FFA Assistant Sponsor Freshman Class e ..'2 ..l 4' IR Y . , 'Q n--- M' 'I' I WILLIAM STRICKLER LENA MAE WATSON EARNIE WEBB Mathematics Algebra Vocational Home Economics Seventh Grade Social Studies Sponsor Iunxor Class Sponsor FHA Girls' Basketball Coach Assnstant Sponsor Iunror Class Jumor Hngh Physncal Educatron Iunror Hngh Football and Basketball Coach NOLAWENSEL Iznglxsh Brolog , DOROTHY WILSON H E WILSON Sponsor Beta Club Englrsh Geometry Sponsor Sophomore Class Sponsor Seventh Grade 'f'5 LQ' vt E 2 H-QQ, Executive members in regular meeting are Mrs Don Young mem bershtp John Pritchard vice president Nlrs Milton Davis presi dent Mrs Jewel Hicks secretary Garth Baskin parliamentarian 1957 1958 Oblectlves To promote the welfare of children and youth in home school church and commumty To raise the standards of home life. To secure adequate laws for the care and protection of of children and youth. To bring into closer relation the home and school that parents and teachers may cooperate intelligently in the training of the child. To develop between educators and the general public such united efforts as will secure the highest advantage in physical, mental, social, and spiritual education. T Mrs C H Stevens historian Mrs James H Wasson devotional Superintendent H E Wilson Mrs Ed Gibson finance and Mrs Harry Worley publicity Program SEPTEMBER - R R R 'S + Health OCTOBER - R R R 's + Mental Health NOVEMBER - R R R 's + Open House DECEMBER - R R R 's + Moral and Spiritual Education JANUARY - R R R 's + Safety FEBRUARY - Founders' Day MARCH - R R R 's + Recreation APRIL - Exceptional Children MAINTENANCE MEN Keep School gii pd 'KS qw X 1 c and span by Grove school burldrngs are kept spx our two custodrans 11m Underwood and Burhl Trenary They work dunng tl' summer to repaxr and repamt the classrooms put on new roofs mend furnxture mow the grass and many other numerous t-asks whnch anse from trme to trme Durmg the school year thexr ,ob contmues and be comes more dxffxcult with some 650 puprls ln the buxldmg Mrs Ruby Clanton supervxsor Mrs Iewell Wat son and Mrs Verme Clem plan prepare and serve hot noon meals to the Grove students everyday They plan vaned meals for the 250 students who at rn the lunch room and on holiday occaslons e they have really festive meals OUR BUS DRIVERS COOKS Provide Chow For The Hungry 'N-Js... r ! 4-46' Dp1NA 'N lrn71,,, wllllS Mannrng 1 Sanders L ndley Sanders Ferrell H SCHOOL BUS oover Bryan Clanton Roy F1sher ,l ames Sherrrll and Halley Callsthentlcs Lalrsthenncs ns the art or pracuce of exercrsrng the body to promote ts health strength and grace The word rs srmply another term for lrght gymnastxcs and comes from two Greek words whtch mean beautrful and and strength' Calxsthemc exercises generally require lrttle or no equrpment But lndlan clubs dumbells wands or other lrght obyects sometnmes are used Exercrse may be specxal or general dependmg on what the rndrvrdual needs and prefers Most school chrldren want to get the entrre body rnto good general condxtlon They do exercises that work all the large mus cles Some persons may have some specral physrcal defects whrch need to be corrected A faulty way of carryxng one s body can be remedxed rn many cases by suxtable exercnses to l1ft the head and chest pull rn or flatten the abdomen correct spmal curves or strengthen flat feet People who exercxse should keep rn mrnd one rmportant pomt The amount of exerclse that a person should take at a grven trme depends upon hrs physxcal condition All good courses of exercnses are graduated callrng for a lxttle exercise at fxrst more later and so on Too much exerclse before the body 18 prepared for rt may do serious harm Exercxse 18 safest and most benefxcral when rt ns done under pro fessronal supervision or expert advice T9 . , , . . . , . . n qq - . . . . - ' 1 n y . x . . . , . . . 1 9 r ' ' v r r ' aa i V 5 'n . ll ia G' A ,, ? Q V97 :x Ai ll si Qld, 1 J gt Q 'C' N., rug 'WF v li are 4 l r Q Ll 5 Pitt. tr--5 Director james Roe ia , . gs, 42. fc Q, fx , 4' 4 ,. Twirleri - Esther Hampton, Sue Keeler, Wanda Kay Sager, Dawn Newburn, Beverley Browning, Martha Sue Stevenson. Qfooi Band in Christmas Concert ' 6 2 Clarinet: Wanda Sager Beverley Browning Gayle Swirczynski Bennie Graham Martha Stevenson Marrisha Hart Winifred Chamberlain Hudson Sparkman Susan Wensel Sharon Wood Margaret Lefler Charlotte Manning Joyce Prochaska Nancy Chamberlain Joyce Buzzard Wahleah Benge Joyce Roberts BAND Corners Wayne Swirczynski Robert Haldeman Sharon Teel Pat Harrison Donna Prochaska Larry Stevens Harold Durbin jerry Keller Jimmy Clem Tenor and Boriione Saxophones Sue Keeter Ronnie Young JoDawn Newburn Deanna Sranbery Suzanne Crawford Q L14 W S, M5 I Je - 1958 Flufe Esther Hampton Helen Parks Trombone Mike Ditmore Brent Elton Rickey Christensen Jimmy Harris Gene McKillip Ray Dean Pollan Tommy Hart Terry Burger Steve Wilson Charles Needham Bell Lyre Linda Dixon Kay Huggins Buss Louis Fiel Alto Saxophone Nancy Everett Pam Buchanan Mary Byard Jimmie Graham john Brisco Helen Gibson Mildred Pollan Joyce Gibson Drums Kenneth Wilburn Angeline Perry Bobby Riley Frank Geasland Kemp Carletr .17 . 4 QU 4 f ,, A, ..i I ,,..- in I . f.--1' if Int 'Q 613' 'P'-fi s- 1- i fi. .- 1' ll' f 1' i ' n 0 3 V 1' -r ' u' , , ,r W A I ,Q f I 1 1 - . XZ! s f ' a I Q X x 1 i J 54 ' I x 1 'C l Drum Maier I , ll A Ronnie Young l r g Maioroffe ,X I Suzanne Crawford . ,li Q- DQ-nl5l', :ada ha Swv C BYO nS XCZY P Y 'C U X 'i' 'xn T 3 1 rv or K Al gh . .JY - uv , I , r GIRlS' JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS First Row: Betty Meadows, Pat Benge, Gwen Wright, Sue Harless, Sharon Wood, Carolyn Burris, Margaret Lef- ler, Joyce Prochaska. Second Row: Wahleah Benge, JaDean Epperson, Pam Buchanan, Sharon Teel, Maralyn Keeter, lla Mae Seabourn, Clarinda Daley, Joyce Roberts, Linda Porter. Third Row: Sheryl Pryor, Mary Jane Jackson, Edna Hale, Pamella Nuckols, Joyce Gibson, Glenna Hammaclc, Martisha Hart, Mildred Pollan. Inset: Mrs. Elsie Smith, director of vocal music. ,ey er v CK3V1iOId' is Gallle Sulilnne D Newbur J Esthel H232 ' t, endian!! Kay, Saiwfxson, wnlng' 3 Man sw 100' QODGW Keen: v Wanda Kay Sager, accompanist f I 1? if lqq' Clarence Jones, Gary Adkins, Charles Hamp- ton, Gayle Rhodes - defensive linemen. The Ridgerunner Football Story .' V ' i, Y-TGT, 'J The 1957 Ridgerunners were a great tribute to their ' - coach and their school this season. The boys were wonderful, and the season will he long remembered. September I3 ROGERS, ARKANSAS IS UPSET VICTIM, I2-7 The Grove Ridgerunners readied themselves for their conference opener in this game by grinding out a 12-7 victory over a green but willing Rogers, Arkansas, club. Coach Paul Davis labeled the game a 'team' victory. lle listed pass defence as a major weakness. Tommy Swisher - Senior Sepfember 20 ii 'I' 'lf ' Tri-Captain - Tackle I .I ., S ' . ' ee 35' '-f-2 . ,Yi f. e- ,lg-, RIDGERUNNERS SCORE A 23-0 WIN OVER QUAPAW WILDCATS The Grove squad showed its conditioning in its first conference win of the season. The game was marred by frequent penalties, and in the last half by many minor injuries I 5 K fri, 34' ft: to the visitors. Davis termed the game a 'defensive' victory, and praised the aggres- sr' siveness of every member of the squad. 2 ,A K ,. Q A f , 4 A at September 27 ' . RIDGERUNNERS SURPRISE JAY BULLDOGS IN 34-0 VICTORY a 41. Harold D. Graham - Senior 531, 13 Tfl'C3Pl3ln Quarterback Grove's Ridgerunners surprised everyone except possibly themselves in out-racing a favored jay eleven 34-0 on the Bulldogs' field. Grove scored twice in each of the ,, . V first quarters of this game. Quick opening plays through the line gave Grove most of its rushing yardage against the Bulldogs. S larrell Browning - Senior 01210507 4 gg Halfback CHELSEA IS 26-6 VICTIM my 'X Defensively, the Ridgerunners were a joy to their fans this season and never more ,fi 'S Q so than against Chelsea when, after a momentary lapse that cost them a touchdown early 4 f ' in the game, they pushed the Green Dragons for a minus 28 yards on the ground and per- - 5 mitted only 15 yards through the air. While pointing out some of the errors his enthusias- tic club committed, Coach Davis praised each member of the squad. 4 October ll RIDGERUNNERS WIN OVER FAIRLAND OWLS 39-0 Offensively, the club made its best showing of-the Percy Stogsdill - Sophomore season in this win over Fairland, in a game in which the V C L4 , A , enter starting squad worked itself to the bench early in the -A J ' ' ,l , Billy Bfffv T Sophomore game to permit the reserves to carry on where it had left 'Q 5, , Quaffefbafk off. Good blocking by the Ridgerunners and careless s - , X tackling by the Owls accounted for the uneven score. Q Q- - .25 Q ' ' i I ' 3, af-. , October 18 A . , .7 jf. rf I ' L ' RIDGERUNNERS OVER-RUN PICHER GORILLAS TO f ' K, Q lj, ,Q W , CLIMAX HOMECOMING EVENTS . ,. t N ' ' , , - I ' ' Seqhoyah Carey Grove High School, on this Friday night, success- TQ. i Senior Halfback fully mixed all the ingredients of homecoming into a t ' potent brew that sent all the local fans home happy and , Ego.. x proud of the football team, the queen and her attendants, the band, and the pep club. .14 ,N lt was a great night for Ridgerunner linemen who if X' of L, again held a tough opponent scoreless. Coach Davis .t , vw A , .i.',,r.V,e :e -2- fg,'..'3 - tt...-gh -35 - - -egtpgi -,Mt --r . played his team in this game defensively due to a slight influenza handicap. The reserves played the entire fourth period, and the Ridgerunners chalked up their sixth straight win of the season. - ,AI h mv-19 . 4, s d k y L L. D. Cantrell - junior ' ' if Tackle .Q ,, , ' 45 .A . 6 ,j , , ' Eddie Huggins - junior Q . in Halfback 'I iv ' W 4' 0 'ft ' S r , g 1 Rogers, Arkansas Game. ,, 'iff . V ,t J ii' S 1 4 XG .g ,, A K r Seniors - Carl Hill, jarrell Browning, Larry Hopper, Larry Langston, Harold Dee - Graham, Tommy Swisher, Sequoyah Carey. ' l J. A egg, Q, sat. RTA. V Y. . . vu af- .Q'..- ff fy- f, .Q f. , Q , -g. r g 6- -A W I , A - jf f V ' . we A j 5 , ., -- -K N YA xc -.-' V' '.,y,' ' 1, , A ' I, Earl Hudelson, jim Roberts, Bill Butler, Floyd Benge, David I Y' ' K -'Q ' Carletr, - Pony backfield. ' A . ' ' 3 Q,- . .1 v , , v,f --1,4 - -t'1C 9. - . 'f-.-fwfr-,2.. w. .' if .J October 21 w?fQ'l2',! .v, ,'vQ-iLjJ'f5.k-if2'- V7.5 I RIDGERUNNERS ROLL OVER AFTON EAGLES 46-6 5'..f:7l. 7 f' Sffrgff 31'-2 , 'M i 1 Q .. I -, T0 STAY EVEN WITH WYANDOTTE Q.7'fTf'f,,Qf,Ef'7+'i. ' , ' ' ' - . -1 V This win placed Grove on an even basis with Wyandotte. Both teams had won seven games each and I-any Hopper - Senior Dwain Vice - Sophomore scoring was about even. The club went into this game End Halfbaclc without scrimmage since the Picher game and without the se.vices of three first stringers. However, Grove scored early in the game, and came away with a smash- ing victory. November I RIDGERUNNERS LOSE IN NON-CONFERENCE GAME WITH WESTVILLE YELLOW JACKETS, 21-20 Coach Davis had nothing but praise for his boys in the Westville game, 'They gave them everything they had, and they're working hard, getting ready for Wyandottef' Trailing by one point in the last quarter, the Ridgerunners put up a stubborn stand and blocked a punt on the 48 yard line, but time ran out on them. November 8 WYANDOTTE BEARS SHOVE RIDGERUNNERS T0 SECOND PLACE WITH I9-6 VICTORY The Wyandotte Bears showed the poise of championship in striking for an early lead against the Ridgerunners and holding them to their lowest offensive record of the season. Grove needed more experience in just a few places to take the Bears. The young club stayed in the game through three quarters and provided the large crowd with plenty of thrills by leading in both rushing and passing yardage until the last frame. November I5 RIDGERUNNERS CLOSE SUCCESSFUL SEASON WITH 26-7 VICTORY AT COMMERCE The Ridgerunners scored three times in the second quarter at Commerce in chalking up their seventh conference victory of another successful season. Coach Davis per- mitted his reserves to play most of the second half after the starting squad pushed quickly to the Tigers' 14 yard line on their first possession of the ball. For a year that was supposed to be devoted to rebuilding', the season was a happy one for Grove fans who set a new fecord in home game attendance. The Ridgerunners scored 226 points to their opponents 37 in conference play. While the club will find some spots hard to fill next year, it has a potent group of sophomores and juniors around which to build. ' X, I , , 'A 'J X David Hudelson - Sophomore A f Fullback , Kelly Hampton - Sophomore End , . K 7 Larry Langston - Senior Tri4Captain - Guard Charles Cooper - Sophomore 1 F' 1 ,- A - ., V rf vu, .. ...vie . End N Bill Berry - Junior X End Carl Hill - Senior Guard -an The Ridgerunners placed two linesmen and a quarterback on the All-Conference team. Tackle Tommy Swisher and guard I . Larry Langston were the line men named, and Harold D. Graham was . named to the quarterback spot on his field generalship, running and defen- ' sive ability. Guard Carl Hill was named to the second team, ' 1 if F 'Q 'E' f 5' , .,-W .1 - , f 31 0 ,P sfffl 1 155 YWQE, -six' i 1 4 3 eil - T! L ' I , wig: A N fil bw' Kip I .xx . XXX v - wi . 47 6, v QD' W 1 s 1 x ,, f W N . w rv: QE 'Mg'-if Ea: for 1, H AMN' Q iff? LJ F M Q31 g 423 v fad? 3, ff it X A x A V 29 , 91 V A QR- Ninfh Grade Team - First Row: lack Mullin, Jack Masters, Mike Ditmore, Wayne Swirczynski, Lewayne Andrews. Second Row: Ross Roberts, Elmo Butler, Larry Cooper, Ralph Mathia,Dale Patrick, Mack Brewer. Third Row: Coach Farnie Webb, Charlie Huggins, Eddie Rebman, Franklin Moore, Bruce Flton, lim Smith, Phil Everett, Billy Sparkman. ! .Af -f 7 ' , 66' 'ii ...gp f' fiw e ss' 2' XJ L75 Seventh and Eighth Grade Team- lst Row: Mike Ditmore, Charles Howerton, Bill Mas- ters, Donald Phelps, Don Blevins, Andy Cantrell, E.j. Daugherty. Znd Row: Ronnie Barrett, Larry Stevens, Chris Hill, Nubby Wright, Tommy Roberts, Steve Wilson, Gene Butler, Steve Burger. 3rd Row: Coach Eamie Webb, john Stevenson, Max Ritchie, Raymond Smeltzer, Cecil Prater, jim Smith, Bob Riley, C Kemp Catlett, Roy Pollan, Dee Raymond. . x Junior High School Crowns Football Queen lnterest in junior high football here has taken another step forward in the naming of a junior high school queen who was crowned during half-time ceremonies in a game between ninth grade teams of Grove and Fairland. First queen to reign over junior high games was lla Caudill, freshman. ller attendants were Clarinda Daley and Gwen Wright. Flower girl was Diana Longan and crown bearer was Mike Spicer. THE '57 RIDGERUNNERS First Row: Carl Hill. Tommy Swisher, Harold Graham, Larry Langston, lfddie Huggins, ,larrell Browning, Larry Hopper, David Carlert, Charles Hampton, ,lim Roberts, Clarence lones. Second Row: Coach Paul Davis, Percy Stogsdill, Bill Butler, Bill Berry, Gary Adkins, Kelly Hampton, Dwain Vice, Farl Hudelson, Val Gibson, Gayle Rhodes, David Hudelson, Don Patrick lstudent manageri. Third Row: Roy Fisher, Charles Cooper, Boyd Flton, l.. D. Can- trell, Sequoyah Carey, Leonard Bergman, Floyd Benge, Larry Sanders, Marvin Hoover. K.. Relay Team David Hudelson Dwain Nite Bill Berry Fddie Huggins ,.. tr'5 .obs 1958 Track cmd Field Team C atv Adkins Carl Hill Tommy Qvuisler Percy Qtogsdill Harold D Graham Daxid Hudelson Dvuain Vice Fddie Huggins Bill Berry Gayle Rhodes Kelly Hampton Bill Butler Schedule 3 Nliami r C ol ege 6 Colcord 1 ere llere December lhere December December December . - Afton - T ere - Oaks - 'I' ere anuary 3 anuary - - T ere anuaty anuary January 16,17,18 - Miami tournament 24 - Fairland - There 28 - Miami Jr. College january 3031, Feb. 1 - Vinita February 4 - Afton -- llere February 14 - Colcord f llere - llere tournament N. W e'51Q'Tn 3 -nv IQ., 19-u 'sf ,... .f ja ,s 'L 1 if , JM. , v.'1'1.f-NL-'I ' . ,Q ff' fu l? 13 Shirley George Keene February 20,21,22 - District tournament voted I Best All-Around Girl Athlete First Row: Doris Geasland, Ynema Carey, Wanda jackson, Beverly Hanks, Linda Dixon, Carol june Everett, Bertha Crawford. Second Row: Deanna Caswell, Carol Hutchins, Marilyn George, Carolyn Niehus, Deanna Stanbery, Lavonna Caudill, Darlene Crossland. . R J ' QNX NA X N l -4 ' ' - - . X X7 x V- 5 - 4 , . , X I 5 1.,N K , X , x IX , n Q N . I Y . . ' . ' ' . 'D 1 1 4 R , , I T W T ' f 4 A an K k Q ,. ff C ' r K 1 ' i , . 'Sv fa, I ,. , ff ,, lf 1 .-1 f 'H 1 ? l,. 1 n ff Q.. .sf ,MN t 'LT G Third Row: Coach Earnie Webb, Shirley Keene, Wanda Crawford, Joyce Boyer, Pat Harrison, Maxine Currey, Mary Ethyl Nicks, Dianne Swinney, Patricia Tipton, Patsy Vanderpool. il' X l L., ,S xx ' x 'F - 'D ' , -rx ' ff I X ,J ,, ,F 'K is Uh-4 ... S k ,B tg , Q 3 W, ,ir- 'ew fa X i X Q4 4. x 25 x L-.. 1: 4' 15:88 i T! December 9 December December December December january 7a january 7 january 10 january 14 january 17 Ninth Grade Team - llirst Rory: lack Xlullin, fflmrlie Huggins, 1-'lmu liutler, Franklin Moore, Dale Patrick. Second 1loyA'Z,15U1U3ff21 Vnach lfarnie Webb, 'Hack Brewer, Sum Nichols, liruce lflron, january 17 Phil lzverett, Hilly' Sparlcman. BOYS' BASKETBALL january 28 January 30 , Schedule December 5 - Cfolcord -f There IO - jay -- Here A Fairland -V There - Quapaw -V Here 19 -- Commerce -- There - Oaks -- There Afton -There Wyandotte 4 Here - Picher H Here - Jay - There - Fairland -- Here - Quapaw - There 18,19 -- Miami lOU1'I131'T1Cf1I - Commerce H Here -Afton - Here February -1 - Wyandotte 4 There February 6,7,8 - Vinita l0l.ll'n8l'T1Cf1K Tommy Swisher February 11 - Picher - There voted Febfl-1371 14 Colcmd H979 Ties: All-Around Hoy' Athlete February 20,21,22 -- District tournament David Catlett, Larry' Hopper, H. D. Graham, Farl Hudelsnn, Kelly' Rhodes, Coach Paul Davis. Inter - 'B' Team - Gayle Rhodes Hampton, Hill Berrv, Dwain Vice, Bill Butler, Don Patrick, Gayle Sequoyah Carey, Leonard Bergman, David Hudelson, David Catlett .-aH:1:,.,, .dl -, . , D., Y V5 If 1 XJ 3, SK ,ll lui 177s lr 3X4 7 2 Peggy and Mary lee Assist Cleo Munnlng In Runnlng Office Mrs Cleo Manning with the assistance of students Peggy Drake and Mary Lee Meadows does much of the clerical work tn the offices of the principal and the superintendent Mrs Manning has charge of the lunch room reports types manuscripts helps with official letters records school accounts and in general does anything that needs to be done in her depart ment The student assistants answer the telephone gather up absentee slips run errands and help with mmor clerical work llbrury Work Trulns Future llbrurluns The library staff is made up of nineteen boys and girls who are in complete manage ment of the library throughout the school day Their duties include checking out books caring for the fine list issuing maga- zines making reading lists putting returned books on the shelf and keeping the library clean and orderly. The students who are devoting one hour daxly to the ltbraty are Betty Moore Lena Moore Florene Harless Virginia Phelps Joan Logan Bruce Wilson George Clark jean Ditmore Loise Magre Coeta Clark Larry Reb- man Virginia Pollan Frances Murphye jean Hunter Anita Hensley Neva Sawvell Linda Hilliard Wanda Meadows and Mary Meadows. Inset: Roberta Brisco librarian. ix f S The Senior Class Presents Callzng All Caws! A Frollcalamlty in Three Howlarlous Acts by Jay Tobias Penny Nichols - Caleb Carr's ward from the Ozarks ----------- Carol Hutchins Ted Wayland - Who has just graduated from medical school ---- - - Ronnie Young Arbella Potts - Caleb's housekeeper with a cold in her head ------- Kay Huggins Butterfly jackson - Caleb's negro cook, with a chronic 'forgettery'-Virginia Pollan Constance Carr - Caleb's snooty niece by marriageg a widow -------- Betty Parks Madelyn Carr - Her designing daughter --------------- - - -Gloria Hoag Fenella Carr - Caleb's acidulous spinster half-sister ----- - - -Colene Brice Henry Carr - Caleb's pompous nephew ---------- - - Tommy Swisher Elta Carr - Henry's weepy wife --------------- - - - Linda Hilliard Orval Carr, 'Orvie' - Henry's and Elta's precious son ----------- Don Patrick Caleb Carr - The rich Carr uncleg a roaring old fellow with ulcers - jeffrey Ditmore Mrs. Florence Smiley, 'Flossie' - Caleb's oh-so-cheerful nurse ---- jean Hunter Ira Hooper - Caleb's nervous secretary - ----------------- Harold D. Graham a , 'ar The Junior Class Presents Finders reepers R A Mystery Comedy in Three-Acts by Donald Payton Wilbur Maxwell -------- Charles Hampton Granny ------------- Wanda Kay Sager Hercules Nelson -------- Larry Radcliff Mr. Quigley- - - - - - Eugene jones Celeste -------- - - Beverley Browning Dr. Brown- - - - - - Wallace Ledford Nina Quigley - - ------ Coeta Clark Madeline - - - - - - Patricia Harrison Aunt Mary - - - -------- Loise Magic Harry Schuster ---- Eddie Huggins Frankie ---- ---- M artha Sue Stevenson Daphne- - - - - - Carolyn Niehus Uncle Bob - - - ---- Earl Ray Hudelson Claude- - - - - - Francis Bartley B W., av-: an-Tzu 'Jw H1 ' A 4 Sai as 7' Q 2- 3. Mil 51 W wfggrvz A x Lax 1 W1 M 'R 919 ,F ffm, 25, ' id Vw-i'?' , 1 1 A I - 1 Vwzff YzIWt'f'?J3f .Cwf5ff'g43'r' L- ff' 9 d h. in 1 , . f Q QQQW V Nm,-2 -f?W5e,: Jb- 4 , L J A getty pdftfd Football Queen Senlor 125' f f pang Band Queen Senlor M I 5 geaezleg Zzawadag Annual 0ueen Junior Hama! fem: Wldcicaa Basketball Gueen KM Senior .4 MQ fl I as 'W 1, f' h 's.f NES Top couresr WINNER WINS BET ECE TLES R no AARONSZLTENCE 'MA Student Science 001 Q X 35 top h SCT! Avon Vlfixss oi Grove one ol 3 rn me senlligxble I0 apply scholafshlpz e e becomes C mile' sclgxlsch and Lomo to owed 191' he t the Unlvetsuy S onS Y comvan ch rrC9l Bans Cgzlcheslcl the -simile' oi tijvard and Amon ls 0rarY Sdencguatxon and Lomb lgznmedal at Fa wx Tccew Carol Sue Steen speech student of john Pritchard was selected as winner of the local Vorce of Democracy con test Carols speech entrtled I Speak for Democracy was recorded on tape and sent to the state contest Although not rn the top erght wmners Carol recerved much commendatton on her entry and wrll try agatn next year STATE HONOR SOCIETY This group of boys and girls represents the top ten per cent tn scholastic achxevement m the Grove Hxgh School Fxrst Row Jean Drtmore C101 Wayne Steen C91 Frances Nlurphye C111 Ronnte Young C121 Kay Huggms C121 Mary Ethyl Nrcks C101 Tommy Swrsher C121 George Francrs C101 Gayle Rhodes C101 Second Row can Hunter C121 Vxrgrnra Phelps C111 Marvin Hoover C101 Wxley C91 TY CROCK no ER MEDAL ser nm' '-uf Gb CCted 3 3 nel S loc mo Crocker m al Winner f I H38 Cdal ,, 0 the B throughout the Jvarded to FHA m ezry Ward was ba 'med States embers S 23:1 an eSsay eiggnrests on homezgls pm by her 3 was Prese mg Son SP0ns0, med th Lena use Wa t Bruce Wxlson C101 Esther Hampton C101 1oDawn Newburn C101 Martha Lou Cox C91 lla Caudrll C91 Patrtcta Trpton C91 Deanna Caswell C111 Suzanne Crawford C111 L1nda Hrllrard C121 Karen Btrce C91 Vlfglhla Pollan C121 Donna Prochaska C91 enmfer Vi! C7 J 1 'Y Ping Pong Ping-Pong or Table Tennis is s speedy indoor game. lt is much like lawn tennis on a smaller scale. lt is played on a table top measuring nine by five feet, and standing thirty inches from the floor. A net is stretched across the middle of the table. The net with its supports is six feet long and six inches high. Hollow white celluloid balls are used. The balls weighfrom thirty- seven to thirty-nine grains and they are four and one-half to four and three-quarter inches in circumference. The rackets used in this game are usually made of plywood and surfaced with pebbled rubber, and are ap- proximately rwelve inches long. Twenty-one points are played whether two or four persons play. One ball is served, and hitting the ball before it touches the table is not allowed. The ball must bounce once on the opponent's side of the net before it can be returned by the opponent. When two play, each partner hits the ball in turn. Ping-pong was once just a home game, patented under that name. ln recent years it has become very popular. Champions play exhibitions be- fore large crowds. The United States Table Tennis Association was formed in 1933. Since that time many American players have become famous. ctivities Future Homemakers of Amer- ica is the national organization of pupils who study homemaking in junior and senior high schools. We work together for better and happier home life for every- 008. We think that helping to make happy homes, now and in new the future, is the most important do Sophomore and Junior Girls democracy. F. H. A. Officers President ------- Gloria Hoag Vice-President - Marsha Houck Secretary ------- Betty Parks Treasurer ---- Wanda Meadows Parliamentarian - Mary Meadows Reporter ------- Jean Ditmore Historian - - - Donna Prochaska Song Leader - - - Shirley George Sponsor - - - - - Lena Watson K, al ,gi Freshman und Senior Girls ?, 2, ff f 5 'fi Q.-N es f U' The F F A Chapter organized early in September with 42 members under the sponsorship of judge Sanders. At this meeting the officers pictured above, were elected: President ----- - - - Tommy Swisher Vice-President - - - - - L. D. Cantrell Secretary --4-- - - Clarence jones Treasurer - - - - - - Larry Langston Reporter- - - ------ Carl Hill Sentinel ------------- Larry Hopper Grove's Carol Hutchins is District F. F. A. Sweetheart Carol Hutchins, Grove high school senior, was one of five finalists for the crown of Sweetheart of the State Future Farmers of America in judging at the Oklahoma City state fair in September. CThis is her second year to reign over the local chapter.D ln the program climaxing the contest, Carol was escorted by Dis- trict President Bruce Gaines of Muskogee. As a finalist, she received matched luggage for one of her prizes, and her formal was a gift from john Brown Co. lx 1 rs.--2 l 1 5 , Q4 I Pep Club Sponsors Football . Banquet A The girls' Pep Club was in charge of a well-deserved ban- ..,', Q quet for the junior and senior high football squads in early December. Funds taken in by the Pep Club at the junior high games provided money to make this possible. After the banquet a short program was given including a song by cheer leaders and a film of the Northeastern Redmen football Di.,-me Swinngy' Bgfgy Pu-lu, Mu-ilyn George, C1191 Hutchins. homecoming. Much of the success of the banquet was due to the efforts of the Pep Club sponsor, Elizabeth Nidiffer. Senlor Hlglt Cheer Leaders - Carole Steen, Coeta Clark, Jtrnlor High Cheer Leaders - Margaret Lefler, Sharon Teel, Martisha Hart, Pam Buchanan. Members of Pep Club - First Row: Carolyn Niehus, Glenna Hammaclt, Mary jane Jackson, Pamella Nucltolls, Carolyn Burris, Barbara Crosby, Norma Cantrell, Mary Ethyl Nicks, Jean Ditmore. Second Row: Janey Mullin, JoAnn Seabourn, Allie Jo Cooper, Sheryl Pryor, Maralyn Keeter, Sue Harless, Lowella Minnick, Patricia Tipton, Clarinda Daley. Third Row: Gloria Hoag, Anita Hensley, Jean Hunter, Neva Sawvell, Mary Meadows, Deanna Caswell, Joyce Boyer, Betty Meadows, Marsha Houck. Fourth Row: Carol Siltes, Carolyn Meadows, Jolene Phelps, Jennifer Wiley, Lena Moore, Beverley Hulsey, Sharon Keene, Jandean Epperaon, Nadalene Bergman. Fifth Row: Pat Benge, Lou Roberts, Joan Logan, Doris Geaaland, Ynema Carey, Florence Moore Lois Magic. Clnsetj, -Elizabeth Nidiffer, Sponsor. BETA ClUB This club is a non- secret, achievement-service organization for students of senior high schools. lts purpose is the pro- motion of honesty, service, and leadership. Francis Bartley, Gayle Swirczynski, Suzanne Crawford, Martha Stevenson, and Jimmie Graham make out report cards to help the teachers with their clerical work. Beta Club in general meeting with President Angie presiding. Officers President ---- Angeline Perry Vice-President ----- jeffrey Ditmore Secretary - - - - Kay Huggins Treasurer ---- Linda Hilliard Reporter ------ jean Hunter Parliamentarian - Tom Swisher Sponsor ------- Nola Wensel Sponsor james Roe works with class editors George Clark, Sondra Steen, Anita Hensley, Mary Meadows, Neva Sawvell, Wanda Meadows, Colene Brice, and Frances Murphye on lay-outs. ,A Y 1 q lomm Gif Di f nf- am Vir ' -'more . hiflev hee eflilglma Pull business S HV. all - man ' ll0aFz'- . ' ours ' editor ager . C, C1loKl:act.ivitxCS and Possiby and gpozi H-lfltlq Hill sean punt tion ans 6 themes SOI' Robe: lard, as I . , 11.3 '. ta li - Slsta Vlles' n oilian H3130 1' nf Exif Aagoil waxy o c :gens H tor' les 5 8611. Mal' THE RIDGERUNNER STAFF 4.4- .', ln order for every member of the Typing ll class to The class was divided into nine editorial groups and participate in the production of the school paper, Alherta each group, with its own staff organization, was responsible Barrett, sponsor, instituted a new plan this year. for a single month's publication. Ronnle Q if Y 5 A 'S 1' C G- fhese are the woungsters who for Ihd past three wears have brought honor and fame to our school through thetr Share the Fun acts tn the ill programs Ronnte ftrst captured attentron :nth hrs act let s ho on Wtth the Show when he reached the prn nacle on the Q hxc xgo program Last wear the Olttes followed hrm 'md represented Oklahoma 'mt the C htcigo meet lhe ioonerettes Q , J? V Y L K1 V ' . 3 46. S3 r Ol' gil' x x Oktes, and Soonerettes Bring Fume to School are the newest group and hate won honors all over the state Thts wear the Sooners-ttes were entertainers at the American Royal Lrwestock show tn kansas Cru the Oltres jotned mam star performers at the ihrmers Banquet tn lulsa and all of them are tn constant dem1nd throughout the state the rear round W are tndeed proud nf them and thctr rltrector Mrs lrlste Smith lionnrt Honyn, was elected prestdent of the brave 4 ll C lub at a meettnr, tn September when tlltrtx Int srndtnrs mu wrth the club sponsor Urs 'Klberta Barrett Urlrtr offlttrs selected were llanda Sager wtce president ennlfer llllex setretarw Sl :ron Ie l rt porter Nlartln Stevenson song leader and 9uLanne C ran ford recreational leader rplnra lull at the 3 ll -Kchtetement Round up non the S2110 flfl athola shlp wltlth tts a home ttonomrcs mtlor at tlklalto Ronnte loung was named ate winner In the ill reutatton p otram tn tht frrst seuron of retord hook ma Ntate l ntsersrtx ludrrnt ,4- 1 Rn all around program of out sttndtnt, home dt nstrarron p oletts 4 ll u u or s netrtr Nulanne C auford -1 S90 O0 bond Kllverta liarrett ts shown presentlnr Ronnie and SuLanne wtth their Kew awards and plaque Ronnie also retened a Shaeffer pen and pentrl ser e rote ill yutlglnt, team Suzanne frawtord ugene lones Xtrgtnta Pollan and Wars l'tlnl Nreks ilsplax rrlulmona won at Ntrllwater ndr kat Sager s named one ot the state nners ol o asnn ton an other pornrs of tnterest as a tontesttnr tn the annual Farmers Xourh Speetlx tontesrs ller speech was vt the lil K llelps lkeep the lramtlx lrarmer on e .4 25 r YE I i V, , A 2 ' Q 6 5 1 5 4 ' ' 7 X , 2 , 2 l ' 1 j ' y 1 1 lr l t ' . 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'A K ma mt a 14-day trtp t W l g , ll. f ,. d 'llo ' I I th l..ttri,' Science Club Orgumzes The Scxence Club under the dxrectron of Roy Rynum rs Secretary Treasurer Kay Huggins Csemorl a new orgamzatron m our school thrs year The club met Reporter Angelme Perry Csenrorl for the fxrst trme ln September and chose as 1ts officers The only requu-ement for membershrp 13 that each mem Presxdent ROIIHIC Y0llIlg CSCUIOFJ ber must have during the year a prolect relatmg to science Vrce Presrdent john Brrsco ffreshmani STUDENT COUNCIL Larry Hopper Sharon Keene C12thD Charles Hampton Martha Stevenson Cllthl B111 Butler Dtanne Swmney C10thl Benme Graham Kenneth Wrlburn C9thJ Sharon Teel Kemp Catlett C8thJ Gene Butler Joyce Roberts 17th O O Y Y v- --- Y --------- , , t 1 W .K v ,, A t 7. r 'F ' Q ' .. 1 Q. of, H ., M' 5' W Q ra '15 .. V I' ' :v B. - - I 'J i u --, lf I. ' j n -, . vi- f. to w.,'b 5' V gh 45, . is he .lf t,g.,An 1 , 1 y r y 1 r , 1 y 1 National Assenibly Chuck Geosel and his trained dogs dlined a National assembly program s fall that students found most enter- ning. Not only did the dog acts provide entertainment, but the expert gave a ture with demonstrations on proper thods in training dogs to do tricks. is is only one of the many fine National sembly Programs given in our school S yeaf. f Win Dancing Trophy Bennie Graham and Ronnie Young hold the trophy they were awarded recently after being judged top dancers for three consecutive weeks on 'Top Ten Dance Pai-ty', popular teen-age program featured by television station KVOO, Tulsa, each Saturday after- l l00l'l. Seventh Grade presents 'Herbie and the Mumps' Eighth ,X , that thar grub shore looks fittenl' , 'ali Y mas' ' V f '.', 'ah' ale mx ff., LOD Smiley, s . -Evefv fhliig' sail i3togaY X, 5115 . iw Beivi ii 'n '5 E 3ST Roll Aff, , Kyo - I, Y -my t - 1 f ,J :Wg ,V . V: VA 4-H Girl Teaches in Ted Maclt Camp Angeline Perry, a senior, was selec- ted as a junior counselor and instructor in lndian lore by Ted Mack of Amateur Hour fame. Angie went to the Ted Mack Camp in Great Barrington, Mass., during June and july, 1957, and taught Indian lore to a group of boys and girls ages 7 to 17. ln addition to a nice vacation, she also got paid for doing things she actually enjoys. Angte's skill and training in Indian lore is a natural heritage. Her father is a full-block Choctaw, and her mother is Seneca and Osage. Grade presents Muggsy's Merry Christ- 1. Ir ei t, , I ' f E Q U gl v Q T X1 at the in X I 4 S- I 6 V E Qflfnc' nCl'Lv 'W' ,ft ' 4- Y I 'V ,. ,' , Y lin. . i 4 ' 'fl w Ji ,fd P Oh, Do-Si-Do and Around we gc - we're heading for that last round-up! fl?- ANDS -1 Track and Fleld One of the most excltxng sport spectacles 1n Amerlca IS the track and freld meet The ortgm of track and field sport goes far back xnto the hxstory of man In early tlmes man had to run jump throw cllmb and lxft heavy objects to protect hlmself agamst wtld beasts Later he regarded these actrvxtxes as sports and as a means of showing hxs phystcal prowess The first organized track and fteld meets were the Olympian games of ancient Greece These games started out mainly as runntng contests but they soon came to mclude jumpmg vaultrng hurdlmg throwmg welghts the discus and the javeltn The Romans took over the Olympran games from the Greeks and con tlnued to hold them every four years unttl A D 394 Track meets dred out then unttl about the middle of the 1800 s when there was a great revlval of mterest rn foot races xn England The first track meet tn the Untted States was held rn 1871 in New York Cxty The meets we have noday are amateur contests between mdrvrduals The athletes compete on a running track and on the freld cxrcled by rt These field events emphasize tests of physrcal strength and sktll The chxef events are the hrgh jump broad jump pole vault the dxscus are made over a bar between two uprrghts The pole used rn vaultmg IS from fourteen to exghteen feet m length Most present day world jumprng records are held by Amertcans The dtscus ts a cxrcular plate werghmg four pounds sxx and four tenths ounces lt rs thrown from wtthm a rxng erght feet two and one half inches tn dtameter The javeltn ns a spear thrown after a short run The shot ts an nron ballwexghmg srxteen pounds The decathlon' IS a trrmg and exhausung contest to determine the best all round athlete ln order of then run off decathlon events are the 100 meter dash runnmg broad jump 16 lb werght throw runnmg h1gh jump 400 meter run 110 meter hlgh hurdles dnscus throw pole vault javelm throw and 1 500 meter run The pentathalon rs a less severe contest whxch rncludes fxve events Probably the greatest all round athlete the world has ever known was Irm Thorpe an American Indran He IS the only man ever to have won both the pentathalon and decathlon championships tn the Olympic games I javelin, and hammer throws, and shot puts. The high jump and pole vault HSSGS -4 5 President - - - Ronnie Young Reporter Betty Parks Vnce-President Haxold D Graham Homeroom Mothers Sponsors Roberta Bnsco Secretary - - - Kay Huggms Mn Don Young James Roe Treasurer Carol Hutchms Mrs Q B Dumore Garth Balkm fi 5 EEE is A -L Mbit rA..Y2W??nv?.imldl4 ,iiv35 ,,- , wi ' . I . , - ---Q-. 1' , ggrpy Colene Kay Briciff' ' Sarah Helen Brink jarrell Browning Charley Buckett Jcrrell Browning Colono Kay Brice Soquoyah Corey George Earl Clark Class President, Sophomore yr.g F.H.A., 2 yrs., Pep Club, 3 Basketball, 2 yrs., Football, Annual Staff, 1 yr-,5 Lil-,guy Football, 3 yrs.g 4-H Club, 3 yrs., Paper Staff, Annual Staff, 2 YFS-S 'G' Club, 2 Yfs-9 S0Ph0' Stiff, 1 YI'- yrs.g F.F.A., 1 yr., 'G' Club, Senior Play more Play. 3 yrs., Basketball, 1 yr., Base- ball, 1 yr., Vice-President, junior yr., Boxing, 1 yr. Sarah Helen Brink F.H.A., 2 yrs., Paper Staff, Chorus, 2 yrs. Dale Covey F.F.A., 2 yrs. Chorley Buelroh Sequoyah Carey George Earl Clark Dale Covey , Q 'Phn- jeffrey Ditmore Martha Downing Peggy jo Drake Harold Graham Jeffrey Dlrmoro Donna Lue Gabriel Donna Luo Gabriel Speech Club, 1 yr., 4-H Club, F.F.A., 2 yrs., Beta Club, 3 1yr., Beta Club, 1 yr., F.H.A. 3 3 yrs., Iunior Play, Track yrs., junior 8: Sophomore Class Band, yrs., Pep Club, 3 yrs., Chorus Team, 1 yr., Football 8: G-Club, Plays, 4-H,2 yrs., Science Club Paper 1 yr., Paper Staff, Senior yr. 3 yrs., Basketball, 1 yr.:Foo!- 1 yr., Annual Staff, Beta Club, Boys' Homennkera of Tomorrow A ball Tri-Captain, Senior yr., Vice-President, Senior yr., Mixed ward, Senior yr. Vice-President Senior Class, Senior Play, All Conference Football Senior yr., Senior Play. Peggy .lo Drake Marrha Downing F.H.A., 2 yrs., Pep Club, 3 F.H.A., 3 yrs., Paper Staff, yrs., Office, 1 yr., Library, H Senior yr. yr. Frank Geasland Harold Graham Marvin Griggs Q Q..1',j'f' ' . 5 I ' i. Q L fi W K S? ,XWJ tif Tic, ,. 'Na S-q,..,, lv llowbx K ur ex imtm l ne llenslc Kay Huggins Beta Club 3 yrs Secretary Sennor yr State Honor Socxety 3 yrs Band 2 yrs Secretary junior yr Vrce Presxdenr Sen ron yr Cnorus Byrs Accom anlst 2 yrs 3 rs Presxdent junror yr 4 H Club 3 y s Rep Sophomore State Roundup Delegate 2 yrs Pep Club 3 yrs Presrdent unror y Rep Senror yr Science Club I Semester Sec retary 1 Semester Basketball 1 y Sophomore Br umor Plays Sophomore Class Vnce Presxdent junror Class Sec Treas Senror Class Secretary Nhxed Quartette 2 yrs Cnrls Sextette 3 yrs Crrls uar tetre 1 yr Senmr Plav Gloria .loan Hoag Club l yr F H A r F H A President Senxor yr Chorus 2 yrs F N A fFuture Nurses of Amencah Bartles vrlle Oklahoma jumor yr Larrn Club 1 y Parkland Washmgton Annual Staff Paper Staff Sextette Senior yr Grrls Club Sophomore yr Parkland Washnngton Senror Play Cf Q--7 if , ,, Car lllll :nr a Hr Linda Hilliard Beta Club 3 rs Treasurer enror y 3 5 Science Club l V Library Staf 2 yrs Paper Staff A nual Staff Co Fdrror Stare Honor Society 3 yrs D A R Crtxzenshrp Award 4 H Club 1 yr Chorus 2 vrs Pep C lub 3 yrs Senror Play Carl Hlll Football 2 y s Vocatronal Agncultural 5 yrs 4 H 1 v G Club 3 yrs F F A Reporter lyr lumor Play Anita Faye Hensley State Honor Socxetw HS lleta K lub 2 vrs Speech C lub rs tary Staff 3 ap Staff Stulent Director Senror Play Larry Hopper F F A 3 y s Presrdenr jumor y Senunel Senror yr Foot ball 2 vrs Basketball 2 vrs Bobby Gurley Clorna can lloag V lam Hopper ix lluggms 'S l YN rg., x E-re' ff x x 4 - Inf . , f, , a , S 'fTi1.4i'T. 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'V 'K - fa Y 1' 73 aff 2 S ,rs i, Ann Hulsey jean Hunter Carol Hutchins Tommy johnson Beverly Ann Hulaey Pep Club, 3 yrs yrs.g Chorus, 3 yrs.g Library Staff, 1 yr.g Paper Staff Sharon Keene F.H.A., 3 yrs.: Pep Clu yrs.g Chorus, 3 yrs.g Sextette Senior yr.g Paper Staffg Annual Staffg Football Queen Atten- dent, Sophomore yr.g Student Council, Senior yr. Carol Hutchins F.H.A., 3 yrs., Treasurer ,lun- ior yr.g State Honor Society, 3 Shirley George Keene I Cf yrs Basketball 3 yrs Cap tam Senior yr Pep Club 3 yrs Cheerleader3 yrs Chorus 1 yr Senior Girls Sextette 1 yr Speech Club lyr Basket ball Queen Senior yr F F A Sweetheart Junior Bt Senior junior Class President Senior Class Treasurer Junior Play Football Queen Fresh man yr.' Softball 1 yr.: Senior Play. .leon Hunfer F.H.A. 2 yrs.g Library Staff 2 yrs.g Beta Club 2 yrs. Rep. Senior yr.' Paper Staff' Annual Staff Office lyr Pep Club 2 yrs State Honor Society 3 vrs Senior Play Tommy Johnson Larry Langston . .A. s. e . 1 r. Treasurer 1 yr.g Dairy Judging Teamg Football 3 yrs.: Cltb 3 yrs.' Football Tri- Captain, Senior yr.' All-Con- ference Football Senior yr.- junior Play. Shlrley George Keene Football Queen Attendent en- ror yr Annual Staff' Paper Staff Voted 'Best Girl Athlete ' Basketball 3 yrs. Captain enror y F.H.A. 3 s. Vice President unior yr. Song Leader Senior yr.' Chorus 3 yrs Softball 2 yrs.' Junior Bt Sophomore Plays' 4-H Club 1 yr.' Pep Club 3 yrs. Presi- dent Senior yr.' Girls Sextette 2 yrs. gon Keene Larry Langston il' 5 I' xx X Q 2 S in Y? 1 N Z 'lsvs:Qfa'1'h1 3f!!:'2-Mfr-r'M Yr , Mbna!! Dale Manning Tommy Milples Mary Lee Meadows Wanda Meadows Mary Ln Meadows F.H.A., 3 yrs., Parlamentarian Senior yr., Pep Club, 3 yrs., Library Staff, 3 yrs., Office Staff, 1 yr., Paper Sraft, Annual Staff, Annual Queen, junior yr., Beta Club, Senior yr. Dale Manning Vocational Agriculture, 3 yrs. Dick Mount Frances Murphye Library Staff, 3 yrs., Annual Staff, Paper Staff, Pep Club, 3 yrs., Speech Club, 1 yr., Beta Club, 2 yrs., F.H.A., 3 yrs., 4-H Club, I yr., Honor Society, 1 yr. Jerry Needham F.F.A. 1 yr. H Wanda Meadows F.H.A., 3 yrs., Treasurer, Sen- ior yr., Pep Club, 2 yrs., Beta Club, Senior yr., Paper Staff, Library Staff, 3 yrs., Annual Staff, Dick Mouni Tommy Maples F.F.A. l yr., Class Reporter Junior yr., Science Club. Frances Murphye jerry Needham 13 Carolyn Moore Parker Carolyn Moore Parker Chorus, 256 yrs., Beta Club, 2 yrs., Honor Society, 2 yrs., Library Staff, 1 yr., Pep Club, 1 yr., junior Class Play, Paper Staff, Senior yr., Annual Staff, Senior yr., Girls' Sextet, 2 yrs., F.H.A., 2K yrs., Girls' Quartet, 1 yr. Marie Parris F.H.A., 2 yrs., Pep Club, 3 yrs., Paper Staff, 1 yr. Berry Parks Chorus, 3 yrs., Sextet, 2 yrs., Earnest P atterson ,-.us fl! YV EE, ,,- .gif ,vi ulfl 'X - .,.,.,,,.-N..,.....-,. -M Q., N ' 'Q' C Q, . .7'-31151 W g.' a. 'W '7 ' ' lletty P31'kS Marie Parris Mixed Quartet, 2 yrs., Girls' Quartet, Senior yr., F.H.A., 3 yrs., Secretary F.H.A., junior yr., and Senior yr., Class Re- yr., Student Council, 1 yr., Beta Club, 2 yrs., Football Queen Attendant, porter, Senior junior yr., Football Queen, Senior yr., Pep Club, 3 yrs., Cheerleader, Senior yr., junior Class Play. Don Patrick Basketball, 2 yrs., Beta Club, 1 yr., Football Manager, F.F.A., 2 yrs., Speech Club. Earnest Patterson Angeline Perry Beta Club, 2 yrs., President Senior yr., Student Council, 1 yr., Vice-President, Senior yr., Glorus, 3 yrs., Band, 3 yrs., Rep. junior yr., Band Queen, Senior yr., Secretary Bc Trea- surer, Sophomore Class, Sci- ence Club, 1 yr., Rep. Senior yr., F.H.A., 3 yrs., Pep Club, 1 yr., Softball, 1 yr. Eames? Phelps F.F.A., 3 yrs. w 4 iv Y! ff f' Don Patrick Virginia Pollan State Honor Society, 3 yrs., Library, 3 yrs., 4-H Club, 3 yrs., President Sophomore yr., Leader, Junior yr., 'Assistant Leader, Senior yr., Co-Secretary Senior yr., State Round-Up Delegate, 3 yrs., State 4-H Key Club, 2 yrs., Beta Club, 3 yrs., Annual Editor, Pep Club, 3 yrs., F.H.A., 3 yrs., Speech Club, 1 yr., Science Club, 1 yr., Treasurer, Senior yr., Of- fice, 1 Semester, junior Play, Salutatorian, 4-H Education Award, Senior Play. Angeline Perry Eamest Phelps Virginia Pollan ., - . ,,1..,..,.,.,...... ,,. e.. t-.. . A . ,..... 1 , X . P91 L 40 9, ,. P 63 :tx -Q-.4-v', Doyle Pfaffl' Neva jean Sawvell Carolyn Stanbery Sondra Steen Doyle Praier Carolyn Sionlnry Chorus, 2 yrs., F.H.A., 3 yrs., Beta Club, 1 yr., Pep Club, 3 yrs., Paper Staff. Novo Joan Sowvell Beta Club, 3 yrs., F.H.A., 3 yrs., Science Club, 1 yr., Pep Club, 3 yrs., Library Staff, 3 yrs., Chorus, 1 yr.: Paper Staff, Annual Staff. Tommy Swisher 6-3 4' 4 Sondra Shen State Honor Society, 2 yrs., F.H.A., 3 yrs., Beta Club, 2 yrs., Library Staff, 1 yr., Pep Club, 1 yr., Paper Staff, Annual Staff. Tommy Swi :hor Sophomore 8: junior Plays, F.F.A., 3 yrs., President Sen. yr., Secretary junior yr., Beta Club, 2 yrs., Parlimentarian Senior 'yr., Student Council, President Senior yr., Baseball, l yr., Football, 3 yrs., Tri- Captain Senior yr., All-Con- ference Tackle, Senior yr. Aaron Viles K- Gordon Williams 4-H Club, 3 yrs. Aaron Viles junior Play, Student Council, Junior yr., Beta Club, .1 yr., Paper Staff, Annual Staff, Science Club Award, Senior yr. Ronnie Young Valedictorian, President Senior Class, Drum Major, 3 yrs., Band 3 yrs., Dist. Honor Band, 1 yr., 4-H Club, 3 yrs., Vice-Presi- dent Junior yr., District Vice- President, Junior yr., County President junior yr., President Gordon Williams 'l .... .'3 Senior yr., Beta Club, 3 yrs., State Secretary, junior yr., State President, Senior yr., Speech Club, 1 yr., Science Club, 1 yr., President, Senior yr., School Representative Grove Sun, Senior yr., Student Council, 1 yr., State Honor Society, Junior 8: Senior Plays, Boys' Quartette, 1 yr., Mixed Quar- tette, 2 yrs., High Magazine 3 yrs., Sophomore, Salesman Band, 2 yrs., Sax Quartette, 2 yrs., Sax 8: Vocal Soloist, 3 yrs., Oklahoma 4-H Key Club, State Round-up Trip Winner, 4-H, 3 yrs., Co-pro- ducer and director of variety show, Senior yr. Ronnie Young Sponsors: Lena Watson Wnlham Smclrler Rorelle llampmn Furs! Row Francxs Bartley Floyd llenge lennnnl Bergman Carolme Benton Bully Berry erry Brewer Karen lefler iecond Row Toby Burrow Beverly Hrownmg I D Cantrell Deunnn Caswell l avona Caudnll Melvm Caudxll Rose.-ann Caudnll Third Jh- if 44 if se 'lv' I' s no or JUNIOR CLASS 'fa i li , Renova 5' gg-5' i 1-N -qi 'l Pi' 1,31 its -.JI -,L-4 wa-if Pat llnrrunn L EOFKIB lllllrard Marilyn lllnmla Row Wrnlfred C hamberlnm Coeta C lark Quzanne Crawford Jerry Crossley 4 lam Day lloyd llron Nancy Fveretr Fourth Row Cleta Curley Charles llamplon C lenarrl llare Ilorene Harlcn ff? XZ 1 .ff 5 . ' , ' ,J , , . . . . I . -I . . - : : , ' , .. . , , A 1 . I . 5 . ' . ' '24 ' 'N 2 wi E m i? 5 '-:ff 'f 51 of Wk V 1, V 'vp 3' gl 1 MQW, , ,, f' if LV b r r req, . Meer + WJ ,.rx '- 1 AMY- ' , ' . ,.,, of ' I . .,A. X'-ff' . Il r 11519 . 1 ..,. , ,J 5 f gf , A ' ' ' ,. C 'cw p . ' 2 - Q' L, 1. ny f 5 .x A fm g I ' 5. rf . , fag. 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Gary Brock john Butler Kenneth Cantrell lla Caudrll Class Officers President Franklin Moore Vice President Bruce Elton Secretary Treasurer Sandra Robertson Reporter Carol june Everett Ruby Caud1ll Charles Clanton Jimmie Clem Ann Mae Cooper ,ws ivdl '-'dr 4 ni Y 'in V -an Q41 A s MIA V V 7: Ag, 4 ,. vb : iw, Larry Cooper Martha Lou Cox Cheri Crawford Maxine Currey Linda Dixon Linda Drake Roy Epperson Carol Everett Phil Everett Louis Fiel Wayne Flelds joe Francisco Beverley Frye Helen Gibson Bennie Graham Beverley Hanks Joan Hilliard Madean Hilliard Glenna Hinds ua 'lk' B KM, ies ' , if ..: . ,. at 4 . v 5' Q- FRESHMAN B v ' ,ii H Ji' R 2 JPA' J 'F a. ff' . ' ' - . . 5 r ti? ff , 5. -t B p . if rv we . - ,A , . I . A TW .1563 ff, ,fr C ,. i - - A ' Bruce Elton , V ' f . ' . 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Followers of softball claim that it has more players and draws more spectators than any other sport in the world. The game was originated in 1887 by George W. Hancock of Chicago. Hancock designed the game for indoor play with a sixteen inch ball having seams turned out. lt became a popular game. But it took hold faster as an outdoor game than as an indoor game. Soon after the game was invented it was played on ball diamonds throughout the country. ln 1923 the National Recreation Congress appointed a committee of recreation to draw up rules and standardize the game. The game is now governed by the Amateur Softball Association. Softball takes little equipment, space, or training. Therefore, it is popular with players of all ages. Softball has a leading place in the sports program of playgrounds, recreation centers, schools, industries, and mili- tary groups. Women have taken to the sport, and girls' leagues have been formed throughout the nation. For expert players, two world series are held at the end of each season. One is for men, the other for women. The sport has had many different names, such as indoor baseball, playground ball, diamond-ball, kitten-ball, mush-ball, indoor-outdoor ball, and recre- ation ball. But the name 'softball' is now considered the official title of the sport. Softball, as now played, uses an inseam ball 11 7f8 to 12 U8 inches in circumference. The pitcher's box is forty-three feet from home plate. The base lines are sixty feet long, with a pitching distance of forty-six feet. But softball games differ from baseball in several ways. Softball pitching is done underhand. Nine has become the standard number of players. An official, regulation softball game consists of seven innings. ade School U4 A M31 w V , xr 'q Y' , 'f' f ,gf .. GRADESCHOOL fr' Q-ur FACULTY 4 fl-4 l RUBY BROWNING AILEEN CATLETT Sixth Grade, Garden Club Fourth Grade SPOHSO' MARGARET FRANCIS MAXINE CULVER Second Grade EDYTHE HUNT Third Grade S ins! JESSIE DUBOIS First and Second Grades . G he X X X W I , 2, i.,L3':gar , radii' , f x:4Sf 1+5fTf . 9, A ' - ELSIE SMITH Vocal Music - High School and Grade School kr 4. M -'WW JV A K I Sf 9 Tir' Fifth Grade and Garden Club Sponsor MAMIE VOYLES Third and Fourth Grades '35 1? g 6 JS? 5 5 Y ll SOLON HUGGINS Fifth and Sixth Grades l. 'QWQ' fuk' EULA WITTY First Grade V:-.::r SIXTH GRADE Joyce Buzzard Mary Byard Zella Carey Ricky Christensen Lorinda Daley Raymond Dixon Betty Drake Harold Durbin Brent Elton Troy Enix Billy joe Gordon William Harding jackie Harper james Harris Tommy Hart Emma Carol Hudelsnn jerry 7ane Keller Mike Long Charolette Manning Gene McKillip Charolette Meadows Leon Melton Ruth Dian Nucholls Helen Parks joe Potter Joyce Prater Thelma Putman Barbara Rebman Charlene Richardson Darrell Roberts Iackie Shobe Monrv Shackels Dorvin Stogsdill Patsy Stogistill Susan Vensel Gail Sutton Roxie Bartley Colleen Blevins jerry Boyd Audene Buckett Terry Burger Y? s Q. fri rf' -.Sf 4 .4 455' y tp s -as. .V 1.1 4 su pn ..a rip. Psi- 7. ' 'Q ml' 1 ' l.:r, k. ,bl VY' Solon Huggins Ruby Browning 4 5 W ,J ,VV can 4 r or . :xx Y V, , fr: Q Qi 41 ' J - ' I I N fan :4 f ,J .- I T., -r my V Y ' rf X K, y if , 1. l 'l Awww lla 4 1' ,, 2.1 ,117 I ii, . I , . L Y Wig, 4 1 1 VL. .1 7 ' F 4 73 v-1 lf! 0' fr QQ 1 ,,. 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I Il ' llllf is Ur? Mamie Voyles Aileen Catlett '1 'Y 'T Va.. fi l 'Q ,CTT fi SP 4 f H5 THIRD GRADE Vvaynelle Enix Linda Downing Robert Dixon Roy Crowder Gary Christensen Marsha Chamberlain David Herschback Richard Hart Bobby Harpool LaurelHard1ng Marvin Griggs Mike Gault Kristi Morris jerry Littlefield Jerry Keene Dick jones Morris jackson Martha Hill Joyce Richardson Nancy Caudill janet Porter Edward Phelps Phillip Owens Ellen Mosby Harry Wallace Worley johnny Witty Timmy Webster Patricia Smith Ronnie Rowe Sam Roberts Sam Bartley Wayne Barker Chuck Adair Dolphyne Blevins Rebecca Catlert Larry Buzzard janet Brecht kj' 'W is f' 4' . if f ,i - E V ,- 44 Edythe Hunt Mamie Voyles JRA 0 ,he-f.p7 f' 3 ,Y . . F f iam 4-on X W! 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GRADE Jessie DuBois Eula Witty Third Row Brenda Kay Hammock kenny Harris Michael Howard jones Linda Sue Keene Allan Leith Mark Leveridge Diane joy Longan johnann Masters Fourth Row Eunice Melton Judy Mae Mullins Glenda Sue Owens Judy Lynn Phelps Verna Rae Potter I i -vw If x V -Q ...av 5 'Ain 1 'O Lewis Prater Ronnie Prater Mtchael Lee Spicer Fifth Row Leigh Ann Stansbrough Gary Dean SIOg1SIlll Sue Lynn Teel Sandra Jeanne Walker Patty Lynn Watson Donna Sue Webster Larry Don York Gary Worley 'is uv WL 0' ? Y fax .Anim 4 I . ,GY f - X LII! -k K, X I A 1 5 kj may V 1 Q f . , ,4 . ,, ' ' 'J i 4 , i fi , , -.fl . A J ,' 'SY J U 5 'BW , lx . ' 8 F- 3 X U i ' V A Q.. ,I V A it - Q : 'F ,ffl V xl ,457 Q lu' X .' 4 ' ' is 4' ., , - ff l' L L , ,. , ' L t . ei' D . , o ff r ', 'Ar . ' vt X ll F - A ,ly it , Ai ll If 4- in 5.512 L - l 3 7 M-. oi ' I I l ' '-I x 2328! 7 THIS FIRST GRADE TEAM SAYS THEY ARE TRAINING RIGHT NOV TO BE AT THOSE WYANDOTTE BEARS CIRCUM 1968 U Jvvj I N- 'sh' ' . J I . 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