Guthrie High School - Kynewisbok Yearbook (Guthrie, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1958 volume:

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X ,- 1 N . 1 x ,ll A v xx . x x A . x , xy- K' vs , Q .mx Every morning at 8:45, the bell at Guthrie High School announces the start of another day of learning for four-hundred and nineteen stu- dents. These people come from their homes in many different ways. Some in cars, some on mo- tor scooters, some in school buses, and some of the more hardy ones, by foot. Once inside the building, they may become engaged in many dif- ferent activities. The primary obiect is to teach the students, so the twenty-one members of the faculty try to instruct their charges in the many subiects taken by Guthrie High School students. A class meeting or a meeting of one of the many school organizations may interrupt the schedule Between classes, the sound of locker doors slamming mingles with the sound of running feet and the ring of merry laughter. At noon, the halls are filled with people talking or just wandering around. After school, everyone rushes home to study so they can attend the ball game that night. This is the Kynewisbok! This is the book that reviews all the happenings of the school during the year. We hope that as you thumb through your copy, you will remember many dif- ferent events which are in some way special to you. The i958 edition of the Kynewisbok could not have been completed without the full co-oper- ation of the students and faculty of Guthrie High for a short time, but soon they are back in class. School. r, - .map mwi-fy VW mb ,fm WQZQ 2212? e ' 5 mcfjzffdb ww 6, , H25 , .9 - e pw imma , :ti :tips ..wce,..,4.1.af LZ' 'dwvva-U., , Fowlty if 1 M Sports .wofff Seniors R.0.T.C. Juniors Royalty Sopliomores Hi-lights Classrooms fm WL M' 0,604 mf W --.. J S gr MA- lmufn D 1-1. fi L Omg ni ii. We frfffw ff? DEDICATION ln every school there is one person who stands out for devotion and service. Mrs. A. D. Bradshaw has served this school for more than seventeen years. She has been a teacher, counselor, friend, and com- panion. She herself has attained many honors while guiding her students along the road of life. Her friendliness and selfless application to the principles of education have served to endear her to the many she has taught and known. We can only express our feelings by saying, 'We love n you. i l l Not only does Mrs. Bradshaw teach 6 classes at two schools, but also she devotes much of her time to other activities. As sponsor of the Brush and Pal- ette Art Club, she uses many hours in decorating ban- quets and as sponsor of the senior class, she spends a lot of hurried moments helping the senior officers run the class smoothly. Whenever anyone needs her help in any way, Mrs. Bradshaw is always there to assist as best she can. 'N .W 1, ,lil X-Q f , vw -. IAP ' D43 U when r u Mr. Mark Ekiss, Mr. C. J. Nelson, Jr., Mr. Paul Woodul, Dr. Rolla Calkin, Mrs. Kathleen Martin, Mr. Dick Fogarty, Mr. George Wilson, Mr. C. E. Crooks, Mr. Spencer Sessions. To the seven members of the Guthrie Board of Education, we extend our sincere appreciation. Working with Mr. Crooks, Superintendent of Schools, you have finished another year of work. As always the school board this year has made many accomplishments. Through your efforts our school system seems to grow better and better each year. The members of our school board come from all walks of life. The students of the Guthrie School System are all proud to have these men guiding our work. Dick Fogarty, President - Dick Fogarty's Home and Auto Store Spenser Sessions, Vice-President - Sessions Hardware George Wilson, Member - Farmer Dr. Rolla Calkin, Member - Dentist Paul Woodul, Member - lnsurance Mark Ekiss, New Member - Mark's Drug C. J. Nelson, Jr., New Member - C. J. Nelson Oldsmobile Company Mrs. Kathleen Martin Secretary to Mr. Crooks To Mr. Wright, Q'-I+ X, To Mr. Crooks, Under your constant leadership the Guthrie Public School system has operated smoothly. We are all aware of your leadership and wish to thank you for everything you have done to improve the schools of Guthrie. Through your firm and faithful guidance our school is run smoothly, day after day. You have brought many honors to our school. As the Oklahoma represen- tative to the Southeastern Area Committee for the National Honor Society, and by attending the Annual Convention of the National Association of Secondary School Principals you represented our school in true form. The students of Guthrie High School wish to take this opportunity to thank you for your tireless efforts to better our school. Mrs. Fern McDowell Secretary to Mr. Wright MR. BOB DAUGHERTY American History World History Football Coach Track Coach Junior Class Sponsor MISS BETTY BOLES American History Spanish I and II Sophomore Sponsor MISS MARGARET STEWART Library English IV Future Teachers of America E LT. COL. CHARLES O. HENRY Professor of Military Science and Tactics Hi-Y Sponsor Student Council Sponsor MR. ROBERT D. WE EMS High School Arithmetic Algebra I and ll Solid Geometry Football 'B' Basketball 'B' Blue Devil Sponsor MRS. A. D. BRADSHAW Senior Sponsor MRS. VINITA BIERER English III Accelerated English Junior Class Sponsor Brush and Palette Art Club Art MR. OLEN L. SMITH Agriculture Future Farmers of America Sponsor MR. ARTHUR A. KROEGER Algebra I Plone Geometry Senior Class Sponsor Letterman's Club Sponsor Basketball Coach MISS GLENNA BELLE JOHNSON Girls Health 8. Physical Education General Business Pep Club Sponsor MISS ESTHER REDMOND Chemistry Algebra ll-A 8- Trigonometry Physics Ld' Li' Sponso' MR. PHIL KlR'rLEY Geography 8- Economics Drivers Training Baseball Couch Asst. Football Coach Wrestling Coach Letterman's Club Sponsor Sophomore Class Sponsor MR. BILL WAGONER Typing l Shorthand I Royal Blue Sponsor Kynewisbole Sponsor MRS. CAMILLA Emcxsora ' 0,043 v Homemaking I-ll-Ill-IV xv Future Homemakers of .W M America Sponsor C! x,M54Q7,...w-ww ...ww 4 MISS MYRA MCCLELLAN English ll National Honor Society Sponsor MR. ORVILLE G. CORDIS Woodworking Metalworking Printing Student Council Sponsor I MRS. MARY ANN MILLER French Latin English ll 8. IV MR. KELWYN ELLIS Biology MR. EARL M. DETER Drafting l 8. II Woodworking I 81 Il MRS. OLEN SMITH Typing l 8. ll Shorthand ll Bookkeeping Student Council Sponsor MISS ELL EN CRUTCHFIELD English IV Speech Chorus Dramatics SERGEANT FIRST CLASS BAZIL W. HANDY ROTC Instructor in weapons, marksmanship National Rifle Association 8. Guthrie High School Rifle Team Sponsor Assembly Committee S ponsor MASTER SERGEANT CHESTER KEMPER Asst. P.M.S.T. MR. M. 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' - .n ,, ..,. ..,,-,al 4,5- .' - nag.. r . ,. , Q I ' 1 - L 1- Q 'V ' 1 J, lg' -1 ,.. . . .- -- - . 4 , NH.-5' ' -.4 '-- I G-- . 4 4 ., V .Q V., - , , ,. K .. . , , , .' ' ' 1 ' ' 7 '- .2 f ,f , ' 0 4 - ' ' ,-ff. T- .I 0 f 5 2' ll, ,D mf-M41 4'f'c'-of-W-N-rf-............ Sitting: Ann Hoag, secretary, Kay Brown, treasurer, Mrs. A. D. Bradshaw, sponsor. Standing: Chuck Gibson, presi ent, Mr. Arthur Kroeger, sponsor, Larry Marang, vice-president. The class of '58 was led by Chuck Gibson, president, Larry Marang, vice-president Ann Hoag, secretary, Kay Brown, treasurer, and Roy Baker, reporter. Mrs. A. D. Bradshaw and Mr. Arthur Kroeger were elected sponsors. Student council representatives, chosen last spring, included Jackie Underwood, Virginia Miller, Johnny Clark, and Jay McKee. Virginia Miller, Rosemary Penny, and Jackie Underwood were chosen representatives to Girl's State held last summer. Bill Petty, Larry Marang, Charles Crooks, Harold Logsdon, and John Fogarty were chosen to go to Boy's State. Johnny Clark, Bill Petty, Charles Crooks, Charles Gibson, John Fogarty, Jim Anthis, and Harold Shope attended the Oklahoma High School Institute held at Oklahoma State University. Honors were not rare to this senior class. Judy Doenges was elected D.A.R. representative and Band Queen, Charlene Brown was chosen Foot- ball Queen, Earlene Payton was Basketball Queen, and Mary Meier, F.F.A. Queen. A 'Kid Party' on November I2 found the seniors returning to their childhood as they donned iuvenile costumes. Entrance into the gymnasium was a giant slide. Toys for the needy were given to the firemen for distrubution at a Christmas party held December 19. Senior night and the class picnic were special events of the latter part of the year. MARLENE ANDREWS Future Homemakers of Amoricag Lady Litsg Glee Club. JIM ANTHIS Bandg Lettermen's Clubg Royal Blueg Kynewisbolr Stallg Tennis Teamg Okla- homa High School Insti- tuto. ROY BAKER Bandg Kynewisbolr Staff. ORVAL BALSIGER Future Farmers of America JULIE BARTHOLOMEW Lady Llts, Jayettes Cheer- leader: R.O.T.C. Sponsor. BILLY BIGGS Honor Society NYANZIA BRANDENBURG Royal Blue, Lady Litsg Future Homemakers of America. RAYMOND LEWIS BROOKSHIRE CHARLENE ANN BROWN Lady Litsg Jayettes, R.0. T.C. Sponsor, Football Queen, Kynewisbok Staff, Class Plays Sophomore, Junior. KAY BROWN Class Treasurer '58, Hon- or Societyg Glee Club, Band, Future Teachers of America, Lady Lits, Jay- ettesg Class Play Sopho- more, Junior, Assembly Organist, High School Girls' Trio. L ELAND BUSBEE DONALD CARROLL Future! Farmers of America. Drill f DOYLE CASTLE Future Farmers of America. JOHN EDWARD CLARK Honor Society, Kynewisbok Staff, Student Council, Oklahoma High School lnstituteg Class Plays Sophomore. SARA BETH CLOUSE Lady Lits, Brush and Pollette Art Club. BETTY LOU COOKSEY Lady Lits, Brush and Pallette Art Club, Honor Society, Kynewisbok Staff, Future Teachers of America, Band, Assembly Committee, Class Plays Sophomore, Junior. CHARLES CROOKS Honor Societyi Lettermen's Clubg Boy's State' Okla- hama High School uhm- tutep Football Teamg Bos- lxetball Team. BILL CUNNINGHAM HAZEL DAVIDSON BOBBY DODD JUDY DOENGES Honor Societyg Future Teachers of ' Americag Bond Queeng Lody Litsg Assembly Committeeg High School Girls' Triog As- sembly Pianist. VELMA LORENE DRENNAN F u t u r e Homemakers of Americap Lady Litsp Royal Blue. JANET DUBOIS DELNA DUNN Brush and Palette Art Clubp Lady Litsg Future Hamemakers of America. in ELTON LEE ELLIS ROBERT FARRAR SUE FLURY JOHN FOGARTY Honor Society, Brush and Paleife Art Club: Class Play, Sophomore, Junior, Boy's State, Oklahoma High School Insfifuie. JOE FOLTZ MARGY FOSTER Jayeftesg Lady Lifsp Honor Socieiy. MAXINE FRY IRWIN GAMBILL JUDD M. GAMBILL BILLY GANN DAVID LARUE GEORGE CHUCK GIBSON Honor Societyp President Class '58g Boy's State' Oklahoma High SchooI Institute. JERRY HAMM EUGENE HARRAMAN Future Farmers of Amer- icag Lettermen's Clubg Football Team '56,'57,'58. HARRIETT HAYES Jayettesp Lady Lats. ANN HOAG Future Teachers of Amer- icag Future Homemokers of America: Lady Litsp Honor Society. WW gf ,Qty HERBERT H HUNDON MARILYN HUGHES Royal Blueg Lady Llfsg Future Homemakers of Americug Glee Club. RONALD HUSMANN BETH ANN JOHNSON Lady Litsp Glee Club. LYNETTE JOHNSON Future Homemukers of Americag Brush and Pal- etie Art Clubg Lady Lifs. HELEN MARIE KIESPERT ARDITH LAND DAVID W. LEE Bond HAROLD LOGSDON R.O.T.C.g Bandg Honor Societyg Assembly Com- mitteeg Boy's StategRoyal Blue. ...NNN JUDITH MclNTOSH Future Teachers of Amer- icag Future Homemakers of Americag Lady Litsg Honor Soc iety. JAY EDWIN McKEE Student Councilg Brush and Palette Art Clubg Class Play Soph., Jr.g State Student Council Conventiong Guthrie Hi- Lights Column. rw JERRY MALONE LARRY MARANG Letterman's Clubp Foot- ball Teamg Boy's State Class Vice-president '58. MARTIN Letterman's Clubg Bas- ketball Team. MARY MEIER Future Homemakers of Americag Lady Litsp Future Farmers of Amer- ica Queen. BEVERLY MILLER Lady Litsg Jayettesp Future Homemakers of America. VIRGINIA MILLER Future Teachers of Amer icag Lady Litsg Jayettes Student Councilg Kyne wisbok Staffg R.O.T.C Sponsorg Football Queen attendant. DONALD MILLSTEAD PAUL F. MOHLER ALLAN NAIL Honor Societyg R.O.T.C. Bandp R.O.T.C. rifle team. xx EARLENE PAYTON Jayeftes Cheerleaderg Future Teachers of Amer- icag Lady L i T sg Honor Societyg Basketball Queen. ROSEMARY PENNY Future Teachers af Amer- icag Brush and Palofie Ari Clubp Lady Lifsp Honor Sociefyg Jayeffesp Class Play, Jrg Girl 's Stare. SAMMIE PERKINS R.O.T.C.p R.O.T.C. Ri- fle Team. DELBERT PERRY Future Farmers ol Amer- ica . WILLIAM PETTY Honor Society, Kynewls- bok Staffp Boy's Sfoteg Oklahoma High School Institute. JO ANN PHILLIPS Lady Lats, Jayefres, R.O.T.C. Sponsorg Class Play, Soph. .5 CAROL POTTS Glee Club. MARY READ Lady Llfsg Future Teach- ers of Americap Jayettesg R.O.T.C. Sponsor. LARRY SADLER Honor Societyg Class Plays, Soph., Jr. BILL SHANAHAN Brush and Palehe Art Club. llp l 3 RONALD SHAW 1 X of Q ig I LM. XE f pil rj, if I A! xjylv ,Ill-' HAROLD LEE SHOPE Kynewisbolc Sfaffg Honor Socieiyg Oklahoma High School lqstiiute. ., l ig ' ll: X M J I MARGARET ANN STARKS Future Homemokers of Americag Future Teachers of Americap Lady Litsg 4-H Club. LYNN ETTA SMITH Lady Lits. 'L aj I SHIRLEY TAYLOR Jayeftesg Lady Lits. JOHNNIE THOMASON Future Farmers of Amer- ica. JACKIE UNDERWOOD Brush and Palette Art Clubg Student Councilp Jayettesp Bandg R.0.T.C. Sponsorg Honor Societyg Kynewisbolc Staffg GirI's Stateg Lady Litsg Class Plays, Soph., Jr.g Bas- ketball Queen Attendant. EARL E. WAGONER Future Farmers of Amer- M THEO WALLAR Jayettesg Lady Litsg Assemblyg Class Plays, Soph., Jr. LOIS WALTON PAUL F. WEGNER Band W-'bball L l fifffwl 'ini I JOYCE ANN WARE Lady Litsp Glee Club SARAH WARE Lady Lits. BONNIE WEHR DAREL E. WEHRENBERG CAROLYN WELLS Lady Lits. FREDDY WELLS ROSETTA WELLS Glee Club: Royal Blue. ff ,k.E f NARVA LEA WHITE Lady Lifsp Glee Club. PATTY WILLIAMS Lady Lifs LEON WINTERS RICHARD WOODARD LeHermen's Club: Fool- ballp Baskafballg Base- bal l. 3 nl' 4 urn, ,Ib Mn. '. g- 4 .K .X-I L ..- Q-L n5fw3 l , sa' J A. A i s '- N YP il ..-'Mean Asa- 4' iff 5 . 3' Y ,vi .lf f nr. :fr-, .lf 'as ,Q- I S , ,fb X59 k 51 ' ,. i 4 V X ii Xx XX S Dx Sitting: Ted Hood, Betty Woodul, Vonda Latchaw, Linda Chappell, Karen Leafgreen, Nowmen Glenn. Standing: Mr. Bob Daugherty, Mrs. Vinita Bierer. The iunior class elected as its sponsors this year, Mr. Bob Daugherty and Mrs. Vinita Bierer. The officers elected were Nowmen Glenn, presi- dent, Ted Hood, vice-president, Linda Chappell, secretary, Vonda Latchow, treasurer, Betty Woodul, reporter, and Karen Leafgreen, chairman ofthe fund-raising committee. The student council representatives were Janie Hoag, Sharon Lillie, Hayden Downie, and Elton LeHew. They held a box-supper November 5 to help raise money for the Junior-Senior Banquet. A car- wash and other proiects helped to raise our money, also. The class play, The Eyes of Tlaloc, writ- ten by Agnes Emelie Peterson, was presented December l2, l957. The climax of the year was the Junior- Senior Banquet and Prom which ended a year of excitement for the iunior class. .2 3- ' , Gene Barnhart Norvin Barrows .limmy Bartram Carol Jean Benson Rosemary Bethel meth Blair Dick Burst Dick Cahill C. W. Canning Noreen Carroll Suzanne Carter K Cnr 'a ik -rfjg aye U e A X-7 if ' s cr- Q, 5 1 , l ,Ziglg9'M,. fill' i ' 'll . 1 SN., I. ig x ' W' Y aut' ,C ff' ldabelle Cole Gary Cole .lady Combs Charlotte Cool: Danny Cordes Bill Cowan K, C- A t' v Luther Adams Mary Beth Adams Jo Ann Andrews Clarence Baker Edna Mae Baker David Barnett Ronnie Bock Barbara Bowen Eugene Brcwner Johnnie Brewer Carl Brown Darlene Brown .X ,. fi Richard Case Linda Chappell Charles Churchill Shirley Clay Shirley Clinton Myrtle Clouse Ju! i I ef i l x X .3 i Jan 2,3 , L .4 an Carolyn Cowen R. F. Crooks Mary Ann Daniels Michael Darrow Pauline Doves David Dickson . fs Hayden Downie Glen Edens Ronald Eyster Margaret Farmer Carolyn Faulkner Jody Elury Nettie Jean Gathers Bob Gerlaclw Judy Gibson Jobn Russell Gilbert James Glazebroolc Nowmen Glenn Jerry Haws John Henry Hayes Bobs Henke Barbara Hirschi P at H i x o n J an i e H o a g 3-,Li u K, ' Eddie Joyce Husted Eunice lrving James Jacks Billy Jackson Floyd Jaclcson Margaret Jenkins ,,.f- MQ, 1 Y . ,i,,,A M . ..V,, Ulf - f , , fs' P' ' J .f . ,, S 1553 . ' ..... ,2?h,.,G. H ,Sl--ga? www M: , I 4, '21- '. 8 ,5 5.5-f K h K 5 ,V ..i,:3:: ,l 9 S s , ik e , . -'ffm fry. 355 s Mama Gay Ford Lloyd Forsythe Ann Galvin Ellen Gambill Kenton Gangwer Betty Jane Garrett Sam Gray Jacky Greenwell Phillip R. 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J -'a it I S S ,Sal , Q .Q , I , If ' if f f Robert Zelley Q: ' ' , Bfdd Sli'-'IFPS Play practice takes a lot of work, but Hayden Downie, Ronnie Groom, and Mary Beth Adams find that by using the book they can make it easier. Mike Darrow crams for the big exam. As advertised, Wesley Reynolds brings his Linda Chappell, Rosie Miller, and Eddie big rock 8. roll show to entertain the young Joyce Husted advertise one of the money and old of Guthrie making proiects forthe iunior class. ,r- R I I 9 5' I f .ff . Q 11 -my -'L'.a .. .195 4 n-, o ','4 y 01 H 1. gi Y' ,Lu Ei! First Row: Sponsors, Mr. Phil Kirtley and Miss Betty Bolas. Second Row: Charles Moad, ViCe president, Linda Dale, secretary, Gloria Ulmer, treasurer, Linda Snyder, reporter, and Darrel Momsen, president. SOPHOMORES Guided by Darrel Momsen, president, Charles Mood, vice president, Linda Dale, secretary, Gloria Ulmer, treasurer, and class sponsors, Miss Betty Boles and Mr. Phil Kirt- ley, the sophmores spent a hectic year of new experiences, both at work and play. One hundred and fifty-four sophmores enrolled this year. To guide the new students with different problems new teachers appeared. Various activities helped them enioy their first year at Guthrie High School. Student Council representatives were Jerry Mathis, Jerry Harlan, Georgia Belle Wil- son, and Carolyn Lennon. Ann Townsend and Linda Synder were elected as sophmore cheer leaders to add new spirit to the Jayettes. Billy Adams Donald Allen Douglas Allen Carol Allison lniogene Baker Robert Boker 'Q 4 . 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ANNUAL STAFF This years annual staff has experienced a busy and interesting year. Those chosen to lead were: Harold Shape, Editor, John Clark, Assist- ant Editor, Virginia Miller, Business Manager, Charlene Brown, Assistant Business Manager, Roy Baker, Photographer, John Poer, Assistant Photographer, Barbara Ogburn, Art Editor, Car- olyn Lennon, Assistant Art Editor. Meeting dead- lines became an interesting and nerve-racking N? 'I game. The year was filled with money-raising proiects, taking pictures, typing copy, and var- ious other chores which came up. Money-raising proiects included rummage sales, cookie sales, sale of annuals, sale of covers, and the sale of pictures to the students. The staff extends their most grateful thanks to the teachers, students, and other personnel whose cooperation made this annual possible. 1 4 qu--q---v --pu-pv--uns ' .-F H' W, -fvivmw--M gg..--n 1-1- cpu- ...J xi 'jv-1. Standing: Harold Shape, editor, Mr. Bill Wagoner, sponsor, Sam Gray, Charles Mood. Sitting: Johnnie Clark, assistant editor, Rosie Miller, Barbara Hirschi, Sharon Lillie, Georgia Belle Wilson. Standing- Barbara Ogburn, art editor, Betty Cooksey, Carolyn Lennon, Charlene Brown, assistant business man- ager, Jer-ry Davis, Jim Anthis, Bill Petty. Sitting: John Poer, Jackie Underwood, Virginia Miller, business manager ,HY 5 , , ? 3 t 1 First Row: Virginia Miller, Margy Foster, Julie Bartholemew, Charlene Brown, Judy Doenges, Lynette Johnson, Rose- mary Penny. Second Row: Theo Wallar, Jo Ann Phillips, Kay Brown, Sara Clause, Earlene Payton, Jackie Under- wood, Judy Mclntosh, Ardith Land, Barbara Ogburn, Harriet Hayes, Lois Walton. Third Row: Mary Read, Margaret Starks, Ann Hoag, Beverly Miller, Joyce Ware, Delna Dunn, Mary Meier, Betty Cooksey. Fourth Row: Marilyn Hughes, Nyanzia Brandenburg, Carolyn Wells, Lynetto Smith, Sara Ware, Beth Ann Johnson, Rosetta Wells. Fifth Row: Miss Esther Redmond, Patty Williams, Shirley Taylor, Marlene Andrews, Velma Drennen. LAD? LITS Lady Lits is the oldest and most unusual business meetings, and special entertainment. club at G.H.S. It was organized to unite senior Lady Lit year books were distributed con- girls in social activities and to promote friend- taining a record of the year's activities. Members ship among its members. served at the Homecoming Tea and Mothers Tea. Starting the year with a get-acquainted tea, At the end of the year members selected 5 the girls met the third Thursday of each month iunior girls to serve as pledges to organize the in the library for new films, skits, book reviews, i958-59 Lady Lits. 5x Ig 7!Ix First Row: Judy Doenges, president, Julie Bartholomew, parliamentarian, Margie Foster, secretary. Second Row: Miss Esther Redmond, sponsor, Rose- mary Penny, treasurer, Lynette Johnson, vice president, Charlene Brown, corre- sponding secretary. FUTURE l-IOMEMAHERS OF AMERICA Future Homemakers of America is the na- tional organization of pupils who study home- making in iunior and senior high school. We work together for better and happier home-life for everyone. We think that helping to make happy homes, now and in the future, is the most impor- tant thing youth can do for democracy. Janie Hoag, president, Marna Gay Ford, vice-president, Mary Meier, secretary, and Bar- bara Henke, treasurer, were elected the last of the year and installed at the Mother-Daughter Banquet. This has been done for the past two years. The Guthrie chapter was hostess to twenty chapters this fall when the Sub-District Rally was held in Guthrie on September 21. This was a Leadership Training Conference for chapter officers. The F.H.A. serves at all the banquets at school, the livestock show, and the F.F.A. Ban- quet to raise money to carry on chapter activ- ities. Our activities this year were a Mother- Daughter Banquet on April Il, and a Sweetheart Party on March 2l. MAKE gow R5 Q, if ' K 13 E 5 , ra .- Og' 14,0 Nfw HON' Local Proiects chosen were: Basket for the needy at Christmas. Redecorate the rest-room on the lower floor. 1007: participation in chapter activities. World Neighbor Project. a. World Neighbors is a project to try to help establish peace and order in the world through improvement of living conditions and education in other countries. National Projects chosen were: Teen-age Consumer. Home, School, and Community beautification. Civil Defense. Sitting: Barbara Henke, Marna Gay Ford, Janie Hoag, Mary Meier. Standing: Ann Hoag, Mary Hoag, Georgia Belle Wilson, Lynette Johnson, Judy Darrow, Jo Ann Harraman, Linda Snyder. Sitting: Judy Doenges, Mrs. Olen Smith, Harold Logsdon, Miss Ellen Crutchfield, Theo Wallar. Standing: Hugh Moore Hayden Downie, Ann Townsend, Elton LeHew, Bette Ringrose, John Poer, Ronnie Groom, Karen Leafgreen. ASSEM BL? COMITTEE This was the group that was responsible for seeing that the student body enioyed all the assemblies. Under the able leadership of Mrs. Olen Smith and Miss Ellen Crutchfield, the As- sembly Committee worked together for interest- ing and informative assemblies. Various assem- blies during the year helped students gain an insight to many different activities. Responsible for presenting at least one As- ' , Wit ill - P fl sembly a month, the committee tried to utilize as many different facilities as possible. Dif- ferent programs included a Thanksgiving assem- bly, a Christmas play, an 89er assembly, an awards assembly, and several guest speakers. With Harold Logsdon serving as chairman and Betty Cooksey as secretary, the Assembly Com- mittee did a fine fob of presenting to the school some very fine programs. Sitting: Jerry Harlan, treasurer, Ralph Milward, Gerald Privette Dianna Williams president Standing Carolyn Cowen Mary Ann Daniels vice-president: Gary Driskell, Kitty McKenzie Jimmie Yates chaplain Peggy Ward secretary Gevtrude McCullagh, Margaret Jenkins, reporter, Suzanne Carter historian In December of l956, the Hi-Y was organ- ized in Guthrie High School. The Hi-Y is a iun- ior government branch of the Y.M.C.A. Now in its second year at Guthrie High School, the Hi-Y is drawing more interest from the student body. Various activities were included in the program for the year. Colonel Charles O. Henry was elected as sponsor and has been a fine adult leader for the group. HI-V OFFICE GIRLS Mary Meier, Karen Leafgreen, Rosie Miller, day. Their duties included collecting absence Mary Daniels, Sue Flury, and Jo Ann Harraman slips and recording them, answering the tele- helped Fern McDowell keep the office running phone, delivering messages, typing, and any smoothly. To speed up school operations these other odd iobs that became necessary. six girls donated their services one hour each Under Miss Margaret Stewart's excellent and Peggy Ward, Myrtle Clouse, and Beverly Ogburn, patient guidance Judy Doenges, Norine Parks, enjoyed a full and interesting year as librarians. Betty Woodul, Donna Smith, Helen Rose Griffin, Duties performed were: ,checking, rechecking, Betty Garrett, Dianna Williams, Margaret Jenkins, and replacing books. First Row: Julie Bartholemew, Earlene Payton. Second Row: Ann Townsend, Betty Woodul, Patsy Sanders, Linda Snyder. Third Row: Linda Dale, Miss Glenna Belle Johnson, Rosemary Penny, Kay Brown, Charlene Brown, Beverly Miller, Jo Ann Phillips, Margy Foster, Harriet Hayes, Virginia Miller. Fourth Row: Lawanna Taylor, Karen Leafgreen, Linda Chappell, Eddie Joyce Husted, Linda Parker, Margaret Farmer, Karen Johnson, Rosemary Bethel, Carolyn Long, Carolyn Faulkner, Sharon Lillie. Fifth Row: Carolyn Lennon, Wilda Canning, Dianna Quick, Gloria Ulmer, Billie Dodd, Kathy Carpenter, Mary Stanbrough, Margaret Payne, Barbara Perdue, Nettie Gathers. Sixth Row: Emilie Hirschi, Pam Hopkins, Judy Boles, Karin Geddes, Ruth Payton, Karen Huffin, Ellen Bates, Nelva Biggs,Joyce Purviance, Judy Darrow, Ja Ann Harraman. Seventh Row: Linda Gibson, Janice Donaghey, Bette Ringrose, Joyce Birch, Linda Lindsey, lda Belle Cole, Shirley Clinton, Babs Henke, Vonda Latchaw, Charlene Winton, Judy Murphy. PEP CLUB Under the leadership of Miss Glenna Belle Johnson, sponsor, Theo Wallar, president, Char- lene Brown, vice-president, Mary Read, secre- tary, Jo Ann Phillips, treasurer, and Sharon Lillie, reporter, the Jayettes participated in one of the most active years as a pep club by attend- ing all home and out of town football and basket- ball games. The Jayettes started the year by voting on new white sweaters instead of the traditional blue ones and rules for the attendance at the games. The rule that pledges would help the club by selling pins and bracelets instead of having an initiation was put into effect. The Jayettes also sponsored a pep rally, snake dance, and bonfire for the Homecoming activities. Ban- quets honoring the football and basketball teams were held at the Masonic ChiIdren's Home. The pep club kept the morale and the spirit of the Blue Jays and the student body alive by their loyalty and co-operation in all school activities. The cheerleaders were: Julie Bartholomew, Earlene Payton, Patsy Sanders, Betty Woodul, Linda Snyder and Ann Townsend. Charlene Brown, vice president, Miss Glenna Belle Johnson, sponsor, Mary Read, secretary, Theo Wallar, pregi- dent, Jo Ann Phillips, treasurer, Sharon Lillie, reporter. Q in-,, ees, Y ..,:,,'? wi Q 1' Jff14 1'i A ' V. wi' f' M' t - t ' vac J l 'M 'ilf' fi5??l'1iS,7Sfw3 ' , cee - - Nw.. if-' 1isf.1:'?iii'--S61-'E X First Row: George Green, Alan Ford, Roy W. Starks, G. W. Canning, Phillip Owen, Orval Balsiger, Doyel Castle, Tommy Cleek, Nolan Scheihing, and Charles Watson. Second Row: Ralph Fruendt, John Kortright, Jimmy Hamilton, Perry Howard Jackie Anderson, Loren Busbee, Marion Tyler, Billy Coburn, Jimmy Carey, Forest Gooch, Dale Blair, and Freddie McCubbin. Third Row: Bill Custard, Dariel Momsen, Calvin Sears, Floyd Jackson, Delbert Perry, Merle Taylor, Eugene Harraman, Donald Carroll, Jim Bartram, Tracy Hudson, and Olen Smith. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The Future Farmers Of America is a Nat- ional organization for farm boys studying voca- tional agriculture in public high schools. The F.F.A. is an intercirrcular activity having its orgin and root in a definite part of the school cirriculum-- vocational agriculture. Vocational agriculture has been considered the college course for rural youth, who may wish to successfully enter farming directly after partial or full completion of high school without the means or inclination to attend an agricultural college. The foundation includes leadership, character development, sportsmanship, co- operation, service, thrift, scholarship, improved agriculture, organized recreation, citizenship, and patriotism. The chief goal is the develop- ment of competent and stable farm boys, who will use themselves in the soil, and who will reflect pride in their achievement, their land, their homes, and their communities. The Guthrie Future Farmers are iustly proud of their organization and accomplish- ments. The chapter now has the enviable re- cord of having twelve national iudging teams in competition since T949. The Guthrie chapter represented Oklahoma in the National Dairy Products judging contest this fall at Waterloo, lowa. The team was composed of Phil Owen, Doyel Castle, Joe Bartram, and Donald Anglin. They placed in the silver bracked which is second. Merle Taylor shows o beef. Ronnie Bock shows his lamb A life of leisure. Joe Hall with a prize animal. C if NBLUEJAV REVUE' Gughrie High School students arose early every Saturday morning of the 57-58 school year in order to listen to 'Blueiay Revue' over Radio Station KWRW. Blueiay Revue , the Guthrie High School show, featured school news, interviews, and the top 25 GHS songs of the week, determined by votes cast weekly in the English classes. With the assistance of Mrs. Olen Smith, the Blueiay Top 25 Chart' was published weekly and distributed through local business concerns. Sharon Lillie, Harold Logsdon, Larry Marang, and .lay Mckee were regulars on the show. Those who took occasional turns at the mike included Elton LeHew, Julie Bartho- lomew, Jennie Miller, and Charlene Brown. This year's 'Blueiay Revue' was directed by Jay McKee. Next year, Sharon Lillie will head the 'Blueiay Revue' staff. RGVAL BLUE Velma Drennan, Nyanzia Brandenburg, Marilyn Hughes, and Rosetta Wells made up the staff of this year's Royal Blue. With Mr. Wagoner as a sponsor and advisor, they worked hard all year to publish a monthly newspaper for the enioyment of the faculty and student body of Guthrie High School. With editions for special occassions such as Christmas, Valen- tines Day, and similar events, the Royal Blue kept the entire school well informed on events and happenings all year. Later in the year, Jim Anthisn and Harold Logsdon joined the staff to help in making the news coverage more complete. HONOR SOCIETY The Honor Society began the year last spring with the election of Johnnie Clark as president at the breakfast honoring the seniors. This year Betty Cooksey, was elected vice president, John Fogarty, treasurer, and Earlene Payton, secretary, Miss Myra McClellan is the sponsor. For the first time a regular meeting date was decided upon and it was to be the first Monday of every month. Mr. Wright represented not only our chapter but our state at the Southeast Area Honor Society meeting at Atlanta, Georgia. This included prin- Qlaw QM- knuqpu, lfg.-,012-Ju-.2lf,0.0.Q ip-afw-Pl meihspfwne, 1' cipals from fourteen southern states with Mr. Wright as the Oklahoma representative. He also attended the National Secondary School Princi- pals convention at Indianapolis, indiana, where one of the many topics discussed was Honor So- ciety's throughout the nation. The Honor Society was very proud of its for- mer members who made it possible for our school to receive the Phi Beta Kappa award for the fresh- man group from a particular town with the highest grade average on the Oklahoma university. Presenting Phi Beta Kappa award to Mr. C. E. Crooks is Dr. S. K. Coff- man Jr., also shown are Mr. C. P. Wright and Dr. P. K. McCarter, vice president Oklahoma University. If I First Row: Joyce Benson, Carol Benson, Shirley Clay, Joyce Johnston, Ann Galvin, Bertha Shipman, Lawanna Tay- lor, Linda Snyder, Judy Boles, Frances Hopper, Helen Rose Griffin, Mary Ann Daniels. Second Row: Judy Doenges, Georgia Belle Wilson, Kay Brown, Joyce Ware, Narva White, Marlene Andrews, Wanda Wells, Helen Wells, Jo Ann Andrews, Donna Smith, lmogene Baker, Fern Morris, Nilah Duel, Billie Dodd, Julia Simpson. Third Row: Lawanda Brockshire, Ellen Gambill, Carol Potts, Marilyn Hughes, Rosetta Wells, Beth Ann Johnson, Carolyn Donald, Hazel Davidson, Jerry Malone, Mary Haynes, Doris Fry, Bonnie Whisenhunt, Martha Covington, Darlene Brown, Noreen Carrol, Leann Sneed, Betty Lowery, Carolyn Scheihing. Harmony rang through the halls of G.H.S. l 0l'm0l1i1eCl for m0f'lY Sf!-ldenf and Civic 0 9U 'i' as the Glee club rehearsed morning and after- zations throughout the year. noon under the direction of Miss Ellen Cruthc- A sextette and other small ensembles were field. They entertained many times throughout organized and utilized at various times through- the year at various assemblies with popular, out the year. traditional, and religious songs. Accompanists for the Glee Club were Judy A girl's trio composed of Georgia Belle Doenges and Georgia Kay Brown. Accompanist Wilson, Judy Doenges, and Georgia Kay Brown for the trio was Bette Ringrose. Judy Doenges at piano and Georgia Kay Brown at organ. F... . -5 f First Row: Dianna Williams, Nettie Gathers, Betty Cooksey, Pauline Faulkner, Kay Brown, Earlene Payton, Judy Mclntosh, Babs Henke, Vonda Latchaw, Janie Hoag. Second Row: Margaret Farmer, Linda Lindsey, Kdrirl Geddes, Emilie Hirschi, Karen Huffine, Diane Damon, Dianne Quick. Mary Hoag, Georgia Bell Wilson, Marilu Smith, Sue Chadwick, Linda Parker, Linda Chappell. Third Row: Peggy Ward, Ann Hoag, Rosemary Perny, Judy Doenges, Ruby Charvoz, Ruth Ann Payton, Steve Kendall, Rosie Miller, Betty Woodul, Eddie Joyce Husted, Margaret Ann Starks, Charlene Brown, Virginia Miller, Mary Read, Barbara Hirschi. Standing: Miss Margaret Stewart FUTURE TEACHERS OE AMERICA Thirty-four members of the Etta Hikes Club of the Future Teachers of America met monthly in the high school library to learn about the opportunities in teaching and to cultivate the qualities essential to a good teacher. Miss Margaret Stewart, sponsor, Earlene Payton, President, Betty Cooksey, vice-president, Rosemary Penny, secretary, Judy Mclntosh, treasurer, Ann Hoag, Historian, Babs Henke, parlimmtarian, and Kay Brown, librarian led I the group in an active program throughout the year. Substitute teaching at different iunior high and grade schools and a half-day visit to ob- serve teachers' methods gave the members a graphic picture of a teacher's life at school. Panels consisting of students, high school, iunior high school, and grade school teachers, stressed the required qualities of good teachers and good students. F.T.A. members acted as hosts and host- esses for College Night and made a trip to Central State College to be educated and enter- tained. Z STUDENT COUNCIL Sitting: Hayden Downieg Janie Hoag, treasurer, Sharon Lillie, secretary, Jerry Mathis, Elton LeHewp Jay McKee, Johnnie Clark, Jerry Harlan, Georgia Bell Wilson, Jackie Underwood, president, Virginia Miller, vice-president, Carolyn Lennon, historian, not shown. Standing: Mr. Orville Cordis, Mrs. Olen Smith, Col. Charles 0. Henry, sponsors. With the election of the Senior and Junior members in the Spring of i957 and the election of the Sophomores in the Fall, the Student Cou- ncil began planning their activities for the year. Jackie Underwood was elected president, to lead the officers and members. Virginia Miller was elected to serve as vice-president, Sharon Lillie, secretary, Janie Hoag, treasurer and Carolyn Lennon, historian. Mrs. Olen Smith, Mr. Orville Cordis, and Lt. Col. Henry were elected to serve as sponsors. On Dec. l2-l4, Col. Henry and four mem- bers attended the State Student Council Con- vention in McAlester. These representatives learned many things in democratic participation that helped very much during the year. During the meetings, which were held twice a week, plans were made for Homecoming, election of All-School King and Queen, the All-School Party, and various other activities dealing with student government and student life. ART CLUB First Row: Sara Clouse, Betty Cooksey, Jackie Underwood, Barbara Ogburn, l-Jnette Johnson, Delna Dunn, Rosemary Penny, Joy McKee, John Fo arty. Second Row: Eddie Joyce Husted, Rosie iller, Linda Chappell, Betty Woodul, Barbara Hirschi, Carolyn Faurkner, Carolyn Lon , Charlene Winton. Third Row: Mrs. A. D. Bradshaw, Patsy Sanders, Vonda Lotchaw, Mary Beth Adams, Perry Lee Miciels, Billy Jackson, Sam Gray, Clarence Baker, Billy Shanahan, The Art Club is a group of art students formed into an organization taking part in art activities. Art club pledges are chosen from iuniors, who are taking art, by a committee of the senior members. They are chosen on scholarship, interest, and ability in art. To earn money, the Art Club decorated banquets and sold holly and candy at Christ- mas time. ln the spring, the Art Club had a breakfast for the seniors. The entire group took a trip to some point of interest to the art students. At Christmas they held a party. Members entered pictures in scholastic and AAUW art contests. Jackie Underwood and Barbara Og- burn entered portfolios in the AAUW contest. Officers of the Art Club are: Jackie Under- wood, president, Barbara Ogburn, vice-president, Delna Dunn, corresponding secretary, Rose- mary Penny, recording secretary, Betty Cook- sey, treasurer, Lynette Johnson, historian, Sara Beth Clouse, reporter. ' 'N ' ' , 4 , f 2 rf u X 3 A3 X w L M X j 1 xxx X1 S X X , A fr fd ' Q 4 , .Y Q ,X X , H A g i 'N 4 ' Id , E Y xx X N g ' N1 on ' , X A s 4? X -ui ' un X 146 K 57 , N. P X My QA. M 4,4 5 , su Q N i s N p g t, - N 3 xy. 6 A. .,. X., J Q , 1 n -X X LA -W . nl 1' -If V I1 1 X 1 A dll:-A ii. n 'iv' Ifiw: 55.. i-.ifls l ' sq J 5 ,ling 'jfgg . I A, fi 1 . A A ' ' . I' I' i , A fA,.,- Q ! V3 ' x .ff , at 3 I ' 7 55 fiiffifg g i if Q ' R E' 3 5 , g I Q w if 553 4, 1 Q Qjqffgiz L ' Q 5 I f 4 Q Q fi X V Q ' f 957 fri l 41: '1 w gg 5 -,f if ., . ii ' E 1 ?z s- Q -ix N, -- -. ff ' , , . I 52,5 . . f Q. 'U ' 2 V 5 .' 3 , it -gl' ,, L . -i 2 N 4 . ,Ai ' F VN '1,- 'jk 41 4' Q Q JN 1 'D ' K' I Q . wr .A ' 'Q-.. is ' H ' V' x. 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Second Row: Billy Jackson, Charles Crooks, Glen Wolfe, Philip Owens, Dick Cahill, Carl Brown, Gary Reid, Delbert King, Jerry Heinrich, David George, Harry Turner, Doyle Castle, Sam Gray. Third Row: Charles Moad, John Thomason, Jerry Haws, Eugene Harraman, L. B. McKean, Roy Crews, Homer Palmore, John Hayes, Jerry Howe, Raymond Brookshire, Raymond Crooks, Phillip Holland, Michael Darrow. Fourth Row: Jerry Payne, Charles Townsend, Larry Marang, David Dickson, Phillip Gregg, Gene Barnhart, Johnny Brewer, Nowmen Glenn, Merle Taylor, Leon Pyle, Don Millstead, Coaches Bob Daugherty, Phil Kirtley, Bob Weems. FOOTBALL This year the Guthrie Blue Jays were led by Coach Bob Daugherty. This was the first year for Coach at G.H.S. With Bob Weems and Phil Kirtley as assistants, Coach formed a fine team. The Blue Jays played a hard fought football season, but came out with 3 wins and 7 losses. The fighting Jays were out-weighed in every game but put up such a battle that the other teams were at least surprised. The Guymon team beat us at the Homecoming game last year and thought they could do it this year, but were surprised when the Jays overpowered them in a l3-7 tilt. The next victim was Edmond. The Blue Jays downed the Bull Dogs 28-25. The Big Blue then out hustled the Chilocco lndians l3-0 to finish up an improved year. Out going lettermen include Charles Crooks, Eugene Harraman, Larry Marang, and Richard Woodard. These seniors played good ball all year and the team will find trouble in replacing them. Ann Townsend Beny Woodul rlene Payton GUTHRIE GUTHRIE GUTHRIE GUTHRIE GUTHRIE GUTHRIE GUTHRIE GUTHRIE GUTHRIE GUTHRIE Del City . Ponca City Blackwell Cushing . Harding . Guymon . . Edmond . Perry . . . Stillwater Chilocco Linda Snyder Patsy Sanders Julie Bortholom Gary Reid Gary Cole Nowmen Glenn H Coach Daugherty Glen wolf' Jerry owe John Hayes Charles Crooks David Dickson Phillip Owen Gene Bornharf l- A 'A Hayden Downl e John Brewer , Z,v4fK1,4Jf Dick Cahill I GUWM 9.412 fy. Larry Murung if ,pf Charles Town send Eugene Hurruman ,dawg Curl Brown First Row: Charles Townsend, Charles Crooks, Gary Reid, Richard Woodard, Phillip Owens. Second Row: Michael Dar- row, James Martin, Mike Malone, Floyd Forsythe, Elton LeHew, Norvin Barrows, Coach Arthur Kroeger. A BASKETBALL TEAM Although they were the shortest team in con- games. ference play, the Guthrie Blue Jays made many Losing only three lettermen to graduation, fine showings. Beating Chilocco, Edmond, Perry, and with several tall sophomores and juniors and Mulhall, the Guthrie A s showed up strongly showing up fine on this year's B team, pros- on both defense and offense but superior heighth pects for next year's team looks pretty good. proved to be the determining factor in most of the M 1 . 5 .Q-A ,Jevvw-u. j Iftgwcwb 1 104' '40 Ag AWK, .,w1,w.zH,4fw Aww Wfi q 64,7f20'5Mw 6320 Jxiwiwowwfwafgfdjfvfa, U '. To ament Play Regular Season 26 Blackwell ......... 32 l8 Drumright .......... 65 27 Perry ..... . . . 25 35 Mulhall . . . . . 33 33 Cushing ...... . . . 35 4l Del City . . . . . . 56 45 John Marshall . . . . . . 68 29 Edmond . . . . . . 44 28 Edmond .... . . . 35 41 Augusta Kans . . . 56 Qi 5 ,... icy HA, ' . 1 . .6lofw,c4-a4,L,a4o,u,i-r,Zfq,,a, .vjmo hw. 0 .,i -4,'f ','L4f? d'f'r'?f '1f-c -J'4f!i!, f4ffLe'f1ff4?f' First Row: Bobby Corlette Gene Barnhart, Wallace Walters, Philip Gregg, Doug Welch. Second Row: Andy Mahnke, Gone McKee, John Hayes, honnie Cordes, John Gilbert, Paul Gage. Third Row: Coach Robert Weems, L. B. McKean Jerry Payne, Lloyd Forsythe, Mike Malone, Jerry Mathis. B BASKETBALL TEAM The B team, coached by Robert Weems, turned in an impressive l4 win, 6 loss record for the year. Downing such teams as Blackwell, Pon- ca City, Cushing, and Perry, the B team gave many exciting and skillful performances. WM Cushing . Ponca City Stillwater Chilocco . Blackwell Perry . . . Del City . Ponca City. . . . . I M .,. , df., Not plagued by heighth problems as the A team, the B s usually were taller than their op- ponents. The success of this year's B team gives Coach Kroeger high hopes for next year's team. 36 Cushing . . . . 44 44 Chilocco . . . . 57 44 Stillwater . . . . . 77 35 Perry .... . . 37 33 Drumright . . . . . 43 40 Blackwell . . . . 48 28 Chilocco . . . . 37 Charles Crooks K fri- Richard Woodard Coach Arfhur Kroeger Elton LeHew Philip Owen E 5' '52 . V qc. Jimmy Waller Konnofh Brouchoud James Martin Gary Reid Norv In Barrows .,., .,, Charles Townsend Q5 'ag 'qs 'W a 15, 8 A W 1 1 five M 1 ' FL AQ ff' 1 a Ji ' .. i v I 1' sf' ' I il In 1- .se 1-lub' '1a2ig!z5 q,..s02'iu 1 me ll 'E nu - -nv ---wxxxri.,a- -gpnu fauna! -an , BATTLE GROUP STAFF HEADQUARTERS COMPANY First Row: Bill Petty, Commander,pJacl:ie Under- wood, Sponsor, Harold Logsdon, Executive Officer. Second Row: Herbert Hundon, S-4, Richard Woodard. S-37 Tommy Payne, S-2, Eugene Harraman, S-T. Third Row: Sammy Perkins, Asst. S-3, Larry Sadler, Hq. Company Comanderg Billy Biggs, Asst. S-T. Flrst Row: Larry Sadler, Compan Commander. Second Row: Curtis Judlcins, Alt. Color Gd. Camdr.g Dennis Orndorff, Alt. Color Bearer, William Corlett, Alt. Color Bearer, Darryl Gorham, Alt. Calor Bearer. Third Row: Jerry Haws, lst Sergeant, John Poer, Color Gd. Commander: John Hayes, Color Bearer, Robert Baker, Calor Guard, Ronald Eyster, Color Guard. l-IONORARV CADET SPONSORS First Row: Jackie Underwood, Battle Group Sponsors. Second Row: Virginia Miller, B Com- pany Sponsor, Charlene Brown, C Company Sponsor, Julie Bartholomew, A Compan Spon- sor. Thlrd Row: JoAnn Phillips, D. Company Sponsor RESERVE OFFICERS TRAINING CORPS The Guthrie High School Cadet Corps had a very successful year under the able leader- ship of Lt. Col. Charles O. Henry, P.M.S.T.p MfSgt. Chester Kemper, and S.F.C. Basil W. Handy. Twice a week the Battle Group drilled and learned new movements, demonstrating what they learned at a number of parades throughout the school year. The two outstanding events of the R.0.T.C. year were the trip to Fort Sill, which the entire corps found entertaining as well as highly educa- tionalg and the annual Federal Inspection in April, in which all members of the Corps worked hard to attain the Honor Rating. The Drill Team, composed entirely of Jun- iors and Sophomores had a successful year, under the direction of MfSgt. Kemper. They performed at football and basketball games at home and away. They also accompanied the Rifle Team, Battle Group Commander, and Sponsors to Arlington, Texas for competition. The Rifle Team coached by S.F.C. Handy had a highly successful year. They fired in the match at Arlington and placed quite well. Kneelin: Rex Bechenhauer, John Poor, Robert Zelley, Robert Gerlach. Standing: Sammy Perkins, Tommy Payne, Richard Smith, Carl Brown, Hugh Moore, Victor Wood, Jim Farqharson. First Row: James Glazebrook, Doug Welch, Ken- neth Pickering, Ronnie Groom. Second Row: Oliver Dale, Merlin Dean, Jerry Harlan, Jimmy Yates. Third Row: Richard Cooper, Darrel Gorham, Ronnie Cordes, Donald Brownlee. Fourth Row: Wallace Walters, Curtis Judkins, Julius Miller, Gerald Chambers. Fifth Row: Jackie Greenwell, Joe Hall, Charles Churchill. DRILL TEAM First Row: Curtis Judkins, Robert Corlett, Charles Moad, John Hayes. Second Row: Darrel Gorham, Robert Baker, Ronald Eyster. COLOR GUARD Drill Team observes the ball game before partici pating in half-time activities. 11- A COMPANY First Row: James Martin, Company Commander Julie Bartholomew, Company Sponsor Second Row: Johnny Brewer, Guidon Bearer James Smith, Sqd. Ldr.' Jerry Mathis, Rim. ' Bobby Corlett, Rfm. Jerry Davis, Fire Tm. Ldr. M' Wayland Spalding, Rfm. Glen Hopfer, Rfm. Kenton Gangwer, Fire Tm. Ldr. Dick Cahill, Platoon Sgt. Third Row: Clarence Baker, Sqd. Ldr. Billy Jackson, Rfm. Richard Brown, Rfm. Marion Tyler, Rfm. Homer Palmore, Rfm. Jimmy Wallar, Rfm. Bill Cowan, Fire Tm. Ldr. Fourth Row: Nowmen Glenn, Sqd. Ldr. Darryl Gorham, Rfm. Mike Malone, Fire Tm. Ldr. Charles Morlan, Rfm. Hayden Downie, Fire Tm. Ldr Robert Moore, Rfm. Jerry Heinrich, Rfm. Fifth Row: David Dickson, Sqdt Ldr. Phillip Gregg, Rfm. Charles Mood, Rfm. Kenny Blair, Rfm. Charles Maiors, Rfm. Ronnie Lingerfelt, Rfm. Elton LeHew, 'lst Sgt. 'Squad Leader Rifleman 'Fire Team Leader B COMPANY First Row: Allan Nail, Company Commander Virginia Miller, Company Sponsor Second Row: Kenny Brouchoud, Guidon Bearer Ronnie Groom, Sqd. Ldr. Pat Hixon, Fire Tm. Ldr. M Jackie Smith, Rfm. 'H Bill Ledington, Rfm. Melvin McBane, Fire Tm. Ldr. Ronald Wanzer, Rfm. Charles Townsend, lst Sgt. Third Row: Ted Hood, Sqd. Ldr. Jerry Howe, Fire Tm. Ldr. Wallace Walters, Rfm. James Glazebrook, Rfm. Danny Cordes, Rim. Lloyd Forsythe, Rim. Fourth Row: Dave Meaders, Sqd. Ldr. David Barnett, Fire Tm. Ldr Richard Case, Rfm. Dale Barnett, Rim. Raymond Sidders, Rim. Billy Coburn, Rfm. Gary Driskell, Rfm. Fifth Row: Michael Darrow, Sqd. Ldr. Andy Mahnke, Rfm. Julius Miller, Fire Tm. Ldr. Richard Cooper, Rfm. Carl Brown, Fire Tm. Ldr. Vernon Hopper, Rfm. Gary Reid, Platoon Sgt. 'Squad Leader 'Fire Team Leader RifIeman C COMPANY First Row: Harold Shape, Company Commander Charlene Brown, Company Sponsor Second Row: Dick Burst, Guidon Bearer Charles Churchill, Sqd. Ldr.' Harvey McKey, Rflmn. ' John Gilbert, Rflmn. Ronnie Cordes, Fr. Tm. Ldr. Don Whisenhunt, Rflmn . Floyd Jackson, Rflmn. Robert Gerlach, lst Sgt. Third Row: Dennis Woodard, Fr. Tm. Ldr. .lon Hines, Rflmn. Jerry White, Rflmn. Billy Fields, Rflmn. Bill Mundell, Rflmn. Harry Turner, Rflmn. Doug Allen, Rflmn. Fourth Row: Jim Bartram, Sqd. Ldr. Robert Gooch, Rflmn. Don Allen, Rflmn. Don Brownlee, Rflmn. Oliver Dale, Rflmn. Raymond Crooks, Rflmn. Richard Smith, Fr. Tm. Ldr. Fifth Row: Phillip Holland, Sqd. Ldr. L. B. McKean, Rflmn. Norvin Barrows, Fr. Tm. Ldr. Jerry Paine, Rflmn. Perry Mikles, Fr. Tm. Ldr. Hugh Moore, Rflmn. Jimmy Thomas, Plt. Sgt. ' Squad Leader H Rifleman Fire Team Leader 'H' First Sergeant ' Platoon Sergeant D COMPANY First Row: Johnnie Clark, Company Commander Jo Ann Phillips, Company Sponsor Second Row: Phillip Owen, lst Sgt. Richard May, Sqd. Ldr.' Jerry Harlan, Rfm. Troy Faulkner, Rfm. Paul Kiespert, Rfm. Fred McCubbin, Rfm. Gerald Privette, Rfm. Alan Ford, Rim. Herman Gibson, Fire Tm. Ldr. Robert Zelley, Platoon Sgt. 'ki' Third Row: Sam Gray, Sqd. Ldr . Victor Wood, Rfm. James Beery, Rfm. Robert Dunn, Rfm. Rex Beckenhauer, Fire Tm. Ldr. Bill Adams, Rfm. Ralph Milward, Rfm. Don Manning, Rfm. Fourth Row: Jackie Greenwell, Sqd. Ldr. Terry Rice, Rim. Gerald Chambers, Rfm. Doug Welch, Fire Tm Ldr. Darrel Miller, Fire Tm. Ldr. James Yates, Rfm. Merlin Dean, Rfm. Frederick Brooker, Rfm. Fifth Row: Gene Barnhart, Sq. Ldr. Ronnie Dennis, Rfm. Larry Williams, Rfm. Glen Pugh, Rfm. Melvin Ellis, Rfm. Bobby Fagan, Rfm. Paul Gage, Fire Tm. Ldr. Kenneth Pickering, Fire Tm. 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' . 1 ' n - -.H w- ' ' xi, ,v I QQ 99 Around The World In Eightq Days Directed by Miss Ellen Crutchfield Characters Ann ------------ ------- V irginia Miller Mrs. Murchison- ------- Judy Mclntosh Passerpartout ----- Jay McKee Phileas Fogg -- Stuart ------------ Flanagan ----- Ralph ------ Jenny ------ Gertie ---- Emily --------- Newsboy ----- Nora -------- Mr. Jix ----- Myra Fix ----- Blackstone -- Framii ------ Bose ------------- ------- Aouda -------------- Judge Obadiah Sally Norri s ------- Bertha Brown ---------- - ------- ------- Angelica Brown Colonel Stamp Proctor ---- ---------- An Indian ------------------ Harold Logsdon Larry Sadler Chuck Gibson Harold Shope Margaret Ann Starks Jo Ann Phillips Kay Brown Billy Biggs Jackie Underwood Larry Marang Betty Lou Cook sey Bill Petty John Fogarty Paul Mohler Theo Waller Bobby Boyd Margie Foster Rosetta Wells Charlene Brown Leland Busbee Jim Anthis Kay Brown, Larry Sadler, Judy Mclntosh, Harold Shope, Chuck Gibson, and Billy Biggs rehearse one of the scenes in the Sr. Class Play. 'The Eqes of Tlaloc Characters Amanda Simpkins -- Ezra Simpki ns Pudge Rogers - The Professor --- Tommy Tinker ------ Nancy Howe ----------- Virginia Lee Byrd ------ Pat Gillis ------------- Nawa ---------------------- Salvador Del Santos ------ Pepita Del Santos ------ A Rancher ----------- Responsible for the success of the play were Mrs. Gordon Bierer, Mr. Robert Daugherty, sponsors, Barbara Hirschi, Charles Phillips, Shir- ley Clinton, Linda Parker, Margaret Farmer, Di- anne Williams, Peggy Ward, Eddie Joyce Husted Vonda Latchaw, Carl Brown, Perry Mikles, Caro- line Faulkner, Patsy Sanders, Linda Chappell, Sam Gray, Billy Jackson, Clarence Baker, Jerry Haws, Robert Moore, Bob Gerlach, Jimmy Thomas, I Directed by Miss Ellen Crutchfield ------ Karen Leafgreen ------ John Poer ------ Dick Cahill ------ Robert Zelley ------ Hayden Downie ------ Janie Hoag ------ Betty Woodul ------ ldabelle Cole ------ Michael Darrow ------ Ronnie Groom ------ Mary Beth Adams ------ Kenton Gangwer Sharon Lillie, Rosie Miller, Brad Sharpe, Jim Smith, Wayland Spaulding, Bobs Henke, Edna Mitchell, Myrtle Clouse, Nettie Jean Gathers, Judith Gibson, Beatrice Stillwell, Jean Ellen Korn, Kathy Joyner, Helen Rose Griffin, Marna Gay Ford, Nowmen Glenn, Ted Hood, Gary Cole, Dave Meaders, Karen Johnson, Gertrude McCul- lagh. Ad Second Childhood Characters Professor Frederick Relyea Mrs. Wellsmiller ------------- Sylvia Relyea -------------- Philip Stanton -------------- General Henry Burbeck ---- Marcella Burbeck ---------- Mrs. Vivvert --------- Mrs. Henderson -- Lucille Norton --- Judge Sanderson --- Sheriff Johnson ------- Deputy Sheriff Stoker -- Those who assisted the play castwere: Miss Betty Boles, Mr. Phillip Kirtley, class sponsors, Billie Dodd,Judy Darrow, Jo Ann Harraman, Mary Hoag, Linda Snyder, Sharon Birch, Diane Damon, Janice Donaghy, Judy Gaddis, Linda Lindsey, Directed by Miss Ellen Crutchfield ----- Jimmie Yates ----- Linda Dale ----- Carolyn Lennon ----- Charles Mood ----- Gary Driskell ----- Pam Hopkins ----- Nelva Joy Biggs ----- Bette Ringrose ----- Gloria Ulmer ----- Darryl Gorham ------- Jerry Davis ------- Merlin Dean Wilita Walker, Linda Gibson, Gloria Ulmer Wilda Canning, Dianne Quick, Margaret Payne Julia Simpson, Merlin Dean, Jerry Chambers Wallace Walters. Harold Logsdon and Jim Anthis ioined the Royal Blue staff late in the year. An- this is the sports editor and Logsdon in the humor editor. Nnw Aoomons TO smrs Ano mcuuv E ggi? 5 ll lf Mrs. Norma Jones and Miss Carol Greniger, became part of the G.H.S. faculty after Mrs. Mary Ann iller resigned at the end of the first semester. ii S Miss Glenda Wulz and Miss Bernice Walst lped instruct the Home Economics classes as p f heir practice teaching to complete their training ca- reers in teaching. E . 9' ' L ,. L X, E 1 B.- - Q Sponsors display their new uniforms. ,?,.a 53:2 hours to take many of the pictures in C, of f Win 144 z 44 Q2 ,441 'C if ,L NEW DEVELOPMENTS ,LeE,.,,f LLLM4 . ,,,,',, A , J, 'ff' Gigi!! S L L BASEBALL TERM! 0424 ff? I L., First Row: Richard Case, Doug Welch, David Meaders, Charles ood, Kentonli Gungwer, Gene McKee, David Shumway, Albert Hirzel. Second Row: Mr. Kirtley, Coach, Billy Coburn, Billy Fields, Kenneth Brouchoud, L. B. 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