Guthrie High School - Kynewisbok Yearbook (Guthrie, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1959 volume:

.sw W al 1 1 lil 9 x ,,..,x , Swim qw: C? M 4.1.4 .X Ei: . ,.,., , , . 1 U J' ,... 5 1 .g Kg 2, in at Y 'f r-s . ,,. .,.. , . , .rx K Q-ui 1 E , . il V , C , :Ln 'U v I f .1 L 4 -f -, Jul' H V-vi? . r, ,I fC9J-.L 0 P F 'W 7m 9 MM 1 fy J fl Z5 W I x USES !KWNlliWHSlS3KOJK X f al . gV,c',w.a 'fy C f XM GUTHRIE HIGH SCHOOL Gwllwrie, Ouolnoma I'-331632 ICG?-Il! T11-'ISIS-1267 1 -a ,..,,..-w-'- 7 'T :W 1,'l A , '. 'f t I ,-.gx . -, -,x . -FQFL 4 A-r 2-SQ 4-3' S -X .Q, - 'n Jji' -1 4 4 gf ' ' H '7 -U1 Wi --.... -LQ Ill .' 5 if l . . X . .. P v A . - .N - --Q. 4? -, Q,Q Q ' - --. - Q - ,, V4 . , - - +- g,- f. ' QA.: .Xxx -A-. L lj xi- xy .V --X-ff:-1-I AJ 1 ' ft -ny ip Q E' . ,E ' , 5 M' .- ' , 'N ,!.'-i.1. f-If-- .5 ' 7' si H' M f .' N75-'-.'1Q ':-me -- -lu . S I1 ,.,,, N 'wa Y-EQ-'Z fuk' -mgrf ' JW!! u5!M,2' . ' V1 4 1'-'v ,gk:., -q3.'fs,fu. -' of -, .AA AM5Qfpgx. ,5,.'ff, , . Vx 4 A..gwl' X, -..sis -' L ' Q ' !,,.pfw:' :,, -. T. L Z 'Nix 'uc' x Win- - - :w.uf...1-A V',','.f'hu1 . . .- L -, - - -,qw . - 'S -s '1 Qs: -'L-f'.-'fuf'T Iffxix-:B Q., . X , .' 1, '7 T - 'LQIS1 -7 cis, - K .QM '1-,lQu !w-..rw15kie Q , 1 ,Q .I -, wsigirnl-2. 5:2 ,SJ -N ' -. J 4,.1' lv ' 'HR 4, -f. -Vw ,P . - te-'-'Tax'-.. Q -A 'sf ' A ' . -'.f':k.,b X ,,.i. , -,xv-azfgx A, 5, .-. +--'xx Y - 1-.3 - ..-.v - ,-'1 9 1 .., , . .. ,,-x.. I-ug, ,.'.,,, .Ye L1 ' 'la' K -' .A f 's . . z::- ?'l5 ' .4 ' 4. ' Q .k.:. NR 4. .k Ag , .a-:, . gf' .,. ' gv 9. 5- , .-' s ,.4 .- I ,. Q N Pb- . 1MJ:u..x ., , -, f., 3 Mr. Robert Daugherty DEDICATION For your dependability, service, integrity, For your courage, Christian Faith, and loyality And for your leadership, comradeship, Kindness and understanding, We present with our love and gratitude, the 1959. KYNEWISBOK to you, Mr. ROBERT DAUGHERTY. 4 Besides his classes in American History and World History, Mr. Daugherty coaches the football squad and the track team. He is also active as a Student Council Sponsor. At home he's master of the house and Proud Pop of Deon, Davis, Marsha and the newest addition to the family, Patrick. These young ones he and Mrs. Daugherty keep active in church as well as school activities by their fine Chris- tian examples. COACH DAUGHERTY WORRIES even when his boys are winning. One of them had this to say, H knocks himself out for us. The FAMILY - Davis, Mrs. Dau herty, Marsha Mr. Daugherty and Dean. Baby ict not shown ICOIXITQIXITS OPSZNNNG SSCTM ON -JHXOULTY Cmssas Swans JUNIORS Sapa-uomokcs Cum Koi c, Smvs q'QfXTUR4LS SPONSOR 1-6 7- 14- 15-58 S9-741 77434 85-96 44 7 'IO3 d 1 A ai mx. X x X r a x s -px Y -1. facult Left to Right, Mr. Mark Ekiss, Mr. C. E. Crooks, Mr. C. J. Nelson, Mr. Spencer Sessions. Mrs. Kath- leen Martin, Mr. Paul Woodul, Mr. George Wilson, Mr. Rolla Calkin. BOARD 0F EDUCATION To the seven members of the Guthrie Board The members of our school board come from of Education, we extend our sincere appreciation. all walks of life. The students of the Guthrie Working with Mr. Crooks, Superintendent of School System are all proud to have these men Schools, you have finished another year of work. guiding our 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. Spenser Sessions, President -Sessions Hardware George Wilson, Vice - President - Farmer Dr. Rolla Calkin, Member -Dentist Paul Woodul, Member - Insurance Mark Ekiss, Member -Mark's Drug C. J. Nelson, Jr., Member-C. J. Nelson Oldsmobile Company Paul Carey, Member -Insurance Merle Smith, Member - Lawyer 8 f il To Mr. Crook s, Under your constant leadership the Guthrie Public School system has operated smoothly. We are all aware otyour leadership and wish to thank you for everything you have done to improve the schools of Guthrie. Mrs. Kathleen Martin Secretary to Mr. Crooks The Faculty and l take great pride in the stu- dents of Guthrie High School. l hope each of you will take full advantage of the opportunities for the knowledge and understand- ing which are available to you. Whether you succeed or fail in later life de- pends to a great extent upon how well you take advantage of the opportunities now. My wish is that each of you will be blessed with peace and happiness. MR. WRIGHT: is at present serving on the following state and national committees. Member of the State Commission on Teacher Education and Certification. Member of the State North Central Association Committee. State Representative of National Honor Society. Secretary-Treasurer of the Central District of OEA. President of the newly formed athletic con- ference, Highway Interstate 35. Served as chairman of a discussion group on National Secondary School. Principals Association, which met in Phil- adelphia, Pa. Mrs. Fern McDowell Secretary to Mr. Wright 1: 1 mm I ..,, MRS. VINITA BIERER English ul Accelerated English Junior Class Sponsor MISS BOL ES American History Spanish I Sophomore Class Sponsor ' Pep Club Sponsor MRS. A. D. BRADSHAW Art Brush and Palette Art Club Senior Class Sponsor MR. O Art Advisor RVILL E G. CORDIS Printing Woodworking Metal working MISS ELLEN CRUTCHFIELD English IV Speech Dramatics Assembly Committee Sponsor MR. BOB DAUGHERTY World History American History Football Coach Track Coach Letterman's Club Sponsor Student Council Sponsor MR. EARL M. DETER Drafting I and II Woodworking I md II MR. KELWYN ELLIS Biology IO V ff- :L mgv I , 54. 1 -.-- .V. V .. ,,,,b.,z My H -M v W U., , ,. ,, .4 .0-, ,,-it I - Q, -I -. I z, 'it -1 ... ,X f Aw x,,'. 0.3 ,J if A k 1... 5 I9 .W L. , , ,., , , ' iw, ,, e -v-s,,vf1,f 1 , , Lv.. ... 4 sr . -. 'XJ MRS. CAMILL A ERICK SON Homemaking l-ll-lll-IV Future Homemakers of America Span sor MR. PHIL KIRTLEY Geography and Economics Drivers' Training Baseball Coach Asst. Football Coach Wrestling Coach Sophomore Class Sponsor Letterman's Club Sponsor Student Council Sponsor 'FF' .. IZA E if X, LT COL CHARLESO HENRY Professor of Military Science and Tactics Student Council Sponsor Junior Class Sponsor MISS GLENNA BELLE JOHNSON MR. ARTHUR A. KREOGER Basketball Coach Algebra l Plane Geometry Senior Class Sponsor Letterman's Club Sponsor Trigonometry Girls' Health and Physical Education General Business Pep Club Sponsor fi: MRS. CARL JONES French ll Spanish ll Latin l MR. M. D. MARSHALL lnstrumental Music MISS MYRA McCL ELLAN En lish Il 9 National Honor Society Sponsor ll MR. RAY MORGAN Vocal Music HERMAN SIMPSON Social Studies English II English III Study Hall MISS ESTHER REDMOND Trigonometry Sol id Geometry MRS. OLEN SMITH Typing I 8m II Shorthand II Bookkeeping Student Council Spon.sor Assembly Committee Sponsor Sergeant First Class WILLIAM SILVA. JR. ROTC Instructor in Mop Readings, Weapons, Tactics, 8m Markmanship MR. OLEN SMITH Agriculture Future Farmers of America Sponsor Master Sergeant CARL W. SK EEN Individual Weapons Markmanship Courtesies 81 Customs Hygiene 8- First And MISS MARGARET STEWART Library English IV Future Teachers of America Sponsor Lady Lit Sponsor I2 'inf- s N Qi i I ed? 6,4193 dl MR. BILL WAGONER Typing I Shorthand I Royal Blue Sponsor KYNEWISBOK Sponsor MR. EPHRIAM WALL Chemistry Physics 'ii ..-- av uf .W 'K ' aw S - :x I . , 423, .wiygj ,,:.i w M- wifi!! sf - , wg, Y M. 'wnseummw 55 ' -1 ,-,iff 2-LY .af f',f Q A -4 '- ,- '4 'P y, i ,. V law M ff? -. Hx . 'R 1. SGYliOI FIRST ROW: Bobby Gerlach, Treasurer, Nowmen Glenn, Vice-President, Mike Darrow, President, Patsy Sanders, Secretary. SECOND ROW: Mr. Arthur Kroeger, Sponsor, Linda Chqapell, Reporter, Mrs. A. D. THE CLASS 0F i959 Brad sh aw, Spon so r. After two years of hard work and study, the class of '58 - '59 reached their goal as nearly 'l4O senior boys and girls began their reign at G. H.S. on September second of the year nineteen hundred and fifty-eight. Chosen leaders were Mike Darrow, president, Nowmen Glenn, vice-pres- ident, Bob Gerlach, treasurer, and Patsy Sanders, secretary. Linda Chappell was appointed class report- er a little later in the year. Arthur A. Kroeger and Mrs. A. D. Bradshaw served faithfully as the class- sponsors. Seniors representing their class in student government were Elton LeHew, Student Council president, Mary Beth Adams and Janie Hoag, Student Council's secretary and treasurer, respectively, and Sam Gray, Student Council reporter. The senior class was also well- represented all year in every field of athlet-ics as there were twenty-two brawny seniors lasting the football season, and six Seniors on the start- ing basketball ten. Seniors also sup- ported wrestling, track, and baseball. Several of the boys were placed on the all-conference team with Gary Cole making the all-state football team and Charles Townsend getting honorable mention. Yes, seniors were found in every athletic event during the school year of '58 - '59. Girls' Staters and Boys' Stat- ers from this class were Sharon Lillie Barrows, Janie Hoag, Mary Beth Adams, Sam Gray, Perry Mikles, Gary Reid, Elton LeHew, Phil Owens, Gary Cole, and Bob Gerlach. Jerry Haws, Robert Zelley, Perry Mikles, Babs Henke Russell, and Mary Beth Adams attended the Oklahoma High- school Institute at Oklahoma State University in Stillwater, Oklahoma, while Bob Gerlach and Elton LeHew traveled to Evanston, Illinois for the National Highschool Institutes at Northwestern University where Bob was elected to receive second place key for outstanding work. Several top F. F. A. honors in the state were won by several F. F. A. senior boys. Another honor, the D. A. R. Medal Achievement Award, was won by Janie Hoag. Of course, the seniors had their share of fun during the year. The senior kiddie party on March 3, the senior play, and the iunior-senior prom were all top events on the sen- ior's fun list. As we all know, All good things must come to an end. And so it was the senior class of '58-'59, donning their caps and gowns for commence- ment in May, bid farewell to the dear old halls of G. H. S. W ff? A f JO ANN ANIZARBWS Af' ,I 9 ff CLARENCE BAKER ff' if DAVID BARNETT RALPH BEEN 44 ,F JIMMIE BARTRAM CAROL BENSON GANE BARNHART I7 ROSEMARY BETHEL RONNIE BOCK DAVID BOWDEN BARBARA BOWEN EUGENE BRAWNER 18 JOHNNI E BREWER CARL BROWN DARLENE BROWN DICK BURST DICK CAHILL G. W. CANNING NOREEN CARROLL E391 SUZANNE CARTER ?15gQ? 3 Wfmw I I RICHARD CASE LINDA CHAPPELL CHARLES CHURCHIN SHIRLEY CLINTON MYRTLE CLOUSE IDABELLE COLE GARY COLE CHARLOTTE COOK 20 DANNY CORDES RAYMOND CROOKS ANN DANIELS MIK E DARROW DAVID DICKSON CURTIS DODD GLEN EDENS RONALD EYSTER 21 'Nm 5?- , ' 1 .raft-' ' if, MARGARET FARMER CAROLYN FAULKN JODY FLURY LLOYD FORSYTHE NETTIE JEAN GATHERS ELLEN GAMBILL KENTON GANGWER J C A ,,,' ANN GALVIN 22 SUE JO GERHARDS BOBBY GERLACH HELEN ROSE GRIFFIF RONNIE GROOM 'bf PHILLIP GREGG JACKIE GREENWELL NOWMEN GLENN JAMES GLAZEBROOK 23 JOHN GILBERT JUDY GIBSON SAM GRAY JERRY HAWS JOE HALL JOHN HENRY HAYES BARBARA HENKE JANIE HOAG 24 JUDY HOLLENBECK TED HOOD JERRY HOWE BETTE HUSMANN EDDIE JOYCE HUSTED EUNICE IRVING BILL JACKSON FRANCES JAMES 25 MARGARET JENKINS DONALD JOHNSON KAREN JOHNSON JOYCE JOHNSTON CURTIS JUDKINS LOUISE KENDELL STEVE KENDELL DEL BERT KING 26 JEAN KORN SHIRLEY LANTZ VONDA LATCHAW ELTON LEHEW RUTH LINDEN RONNIE LINGERFELT CAROLYN MAHNK E CHARLES MAJORS 27 .rr ROBERT MOORE RICHARD MAY GERTRUDE McCULL KITTIE McKENZIE DAVE MEADERS PERRY LEE MIKLES DARREL MILLER JULIUS MILLER 28 RALPH MILWARD EDNA MITCHELL CHARL ES MORLAN BILLY MUNDEL ylqgpxuw we BEVERLY OGBURN DENNIS ORNDORFF -A I 4.-. IQ'-Q -nf' T , ' x X 5 I , 4 s I .li 1 PHILIP OWEN LINDA PARKER 29 rr , M, NOREEN PARKS CHARLES PHILLIPS KENNETH PICK ERII JOHN POER ff f AEN gm LAVERN PRICE N--A NM, ,..,.,H:,,h 3 .4 ff 5:41 HARVEY PRUITT in tiff ' ,L . S W J Q J, K .., si' jg. , Y, 4 Q yi.,-1 , ' N 4 .Q 9- M ,n im ! -. is 'J' ...Ziff ,jf ' 7 Q LQ? 5 K, Q -N li sw Y 'I ' waz i L ,br Q il 9 43.3 ' GLEN PUGH CAROL REYNOLDS X.. 30 SHIRL EY CLAY ROTHMEREL PATSY SANDERS CALVIN SEARS ALBERT SHAFER ,4- 3' . L. T1 MARY SHANAHAN BRAD SHARP E 1 I I 1 r IMOGENE SHIELDS 'N bm 31 JACKIE SMITH JIMMIE SMITH KAREN SMITH LEANNE SNEED ,N Q,,,. .Q . . S, wmv BEATRICE STILLWELL EDITH SULLIVAN MERLE TAYLOR JIMMIE THOMAS 32 LINDA THOMAS CHARLES TOWNSENE PEGGY WARD HELEN WELLS RONALD WANZER GWEN WHITLOWE DIANNE WILLIAMS CHARL ENE WINTON M 33 DENNIS WOODARD B ETTY WOODUL ROBERT ZELLY MARY BETH ADAMS GARY REID KENNETH BLAIR RA ALAN JOBE ROSIE MILLER g,. A 'fit fautffi me L tbl f 3 C7 'BF The Barrett: Of Wimpole Street Henry Bevan . . Bella ........ Gear e Barrett g .... Elizabeth Barrett . . Robert Browning Octavius Barrett. . . Arabel Barrett .... Charles Barrett .... Dr. Chambers ..... Henrietta Barrett. . . Wilson ......... Alfred Barrett. . . Henr Barrett y . . . . . Dr. Ford Water-lou . Semptimus ..... Father Barrett . . CHARACTERS 35 Directed by Mi ss El len Crutchfield . . . .Dick Cahill . . .Betty Woodul . . . . . . Sam Gray . . Shirley Clinton Charles Townsend . . . . .Jerry Hows . . . . . Jerry Hoag . . . Perry Milcles . . .Elton LeHew . . . . .Peggy Ward . Mary Beth Adams . Charles Phillips . . Jimmie Thomas Kennith Pickering . . Robert Gerlach . . . . . .John Poer 3 ,., ,,, - ..,,gA,,, ,fax 1 r 1 . ,, 1 I' X , f I 3 5 .qu A A ,L ,Q '--! Q. :I :JZ I-ti .A v B ' 'ef7'I .Qf -. -6 7 I-V ' ' . A' 'I ' I NTL I f Rf s .44 43' rf 4- A - . 42'-'I . junior: FlRST ROW: Linda Gibson, Secretary, Joan Austin, Reporter, Kenneth Brouchoud, President, Karen Kroeger, VicePresident. SECOND ROW: Mrs. A. G. C. Bierer, Sponsor, Billie Dodd, Treasurer, Lt. Col. Henry, Sponsor. THE CLASS Oli I960 With the student leadership of Kenneth Brouchoud, President, Karen Kroeger, Vice- President, Linda Gibson, Secretary, and Billy Dodd, Treasurer, l56 students bravely faced their Junior year. They elected as their spon- sors Mrs. Vinita Bierer and Col. Charles O. Henry. The Student Council Representatives serv- ing during the year were: Lindo Snyder, Georgia Belle Wilson, Charles Mood and Jerry Mathis. Though a new experience, the Junior class this year was very active toward raising money for their Junior-Senior Prom. Among the many fund-raising activities undertolcen were those of: Record Album sales, Dances, o movie and the class play which was presented in February. The class felt at the end of the year that all their efforts had been worth while, as with the coming of May, they enioyed the long-awaited prom and banquet. s l N Q 1 . Karen Bassett Ellen Bates Imogene Boker Rex Beckenhauer James Beery Joyce Benson f r 6 I I N Q' f V93 'IR 4, T7 qs , D 1 i fl - . . S' li ,xcatkx .s , ' . Dann.: 1 1.','..' A Ill! I. ill . ls ilill l' I 1 0 ' --.n-'f'.. Bllly Adamg Don Allen Doug Allen Carol Allison Joan Austin Dale Barnett A Q.- l fi l i 'iff 1-.l,y ' 7:4 l .,-5. ,y Steve Brock 0 Freddie Brooker 'Q Q' ' 'Q' ' 4. LaWanda Brookshire Q , 'X fy, I CM ' 11 f FL' I' f '-' Kenneth Brouchoud ,six A - I .. 1 Richard Brown -Q . , tx I 'R V Don Brownlee ly 'L Qi if y 'l X Q I , uw ', .-.-', C f ,P LTER'-ii i :si M ' ov I ' s-..J0lW1',,tl..m.iIVQ W Y Y A If f' M ': cl ,V t N- 3 R 1 Nkf N f' ' va' xv . 4 ED ,f ' l ' A xl f i ' l - ...cn 1 X . l if Ruby Chavo: Billy Coburn James Cooper Richard Cooper Ronny Cordes Martha Covington 1 rr :if V, L 39 5-- 'B-. Nelvo Biggs Sharon Birch Bobby Blackwell Judy Boles Lorraine Bowen: Charles Byte '- 4 l ' X l '7 , - -L 14 1' ,5-ff 1 r fw,n,,vZ 1 J ' 5 5 'J-'FG James Corey Sterling Carberry Kathy Carpenter Wilda Canning Sue Chadwick Gerald Chamber: 9 1 Roy Crows Bill Custard Sharon Culwell Linda Dale Oliver Dale Diane Damon Carolyn Donald Chris Donley Gary Driskell Nilah Duel Robert Dunn Leon Ellis Donald Folfz Alan Ford Barbara Ford Doris Fry Paul Gage Judy Gaddis Jo Ann Harraman Jerry Heinrich John Hines Albert Hirzel .pq--qs ev-A wwf' Vai fcwr 'mf S 3-1-1 ,,,..,+.fh - we in -A wg. my Judy Darrow Jerry Davis Merlin Dean Ronnie Dennis Bill y Dodd Jani ce Do naghey l V l Leona Ellis Georgia Emery Bobby Fagan Jimmie Farguharson iii. Troy Faulkner Billy Fields L W--f ,vi , '-W'-.M,,. wiv , ii .- Jw fv- li all 7 Q X Mary Hoag Paf Hixon fs: ffl J 'G li .ef wafrff lg 'cv L si ' J J y C y f Q A m ' Qi, 1 :1, If Q.. 4.-' raoo , N A if 1 viz:-n f' , A r w 1 r l Karin Geddes Linda Gibson Denelda Golden Robert Gooch Darryl Gorham Jerry Harlan i5 in Afford 'F ' 1 ,iid C 'bla I ' Glen Hopfer f ig. 4 ,gy K ,QV Pam Hopkins W' ' ri I Karen Hu ine 153' F g - gf gg Ruby Jack son Q A Q Clyde Jennings 5 ' Shirley Jones g gy yy ,yi i Andy Mohrlxe Mike Malone Jerry Mafhix Phyllis Mayes Pearl McBane Freddie McCubbin ,, '-,' -Q ,,.f l , y.. Charles Mood Daiel Momson Hugh Moore Dorothy Marlon Fern Morris Buffy Oldenburg K. ,x. v--r LJ rx , K I I 1. Ruih Ann Payfon Barbara Perdue Gerald Privefie Kathy Privefie Dianne Quick Joyce Purviance -'Gia L t. f v rg! wg? A v l N ' A str Marva Klesperf Paul Kiespert Karen Kroeger Linda Lafchaw Carolyn Lennon Linde Lindsey . 5 Q I L. B. McKean Gene McKee Joyce Means Tommy Mel of Carl Mi les Sandy Miller Dororhy O'Nenl Lee Osburne Homer Palmore Hazel Panick Jerry Payne Mtrgaref Payne Q, 80 Terry Rico Belle Ringrose Carolyn Schiehin Bill Seward Rufh Shafer Berfha Shipman Donald Thompson knn Townsend 'larry Turner Aarion Tyler Slcria Ulmer Ni lita Walker EL Joris Whitaker -ony Williams Georgia Belle Wilson Victor Wood Jimmie Yates 4-wo' QE? David Shumway Julie Simpson Marilu Smith Linda Snyder Mary Stonbrough Lawanna Taylor Glenda Wallar Wallace Walters Alice Warren Doug Welch Wanda Wells Donnie Whisenllunt Lizzie .... Agnes Carol. Howard Carol Joan Carol. . Jeannie Carol Ginger Carol. Eddie Davis. Tommy Green Mr. Wilson. . Ed Hoffman . Time Out For Ginger CHARACTERS 43 Directed by Miss Ellen Crutchfield Bette Ringrose Linda Latchaw .Charles Mood . . .Mary Hoag . Judy Darrow . Pam Hopkins . Jerry Mathis Jimmie Yates . . Jerry Davis Gary Driskell 5 f af, a e 5 it 1 , .M N, 1 ,mm ,, ,,,, . , wi . xifai in . f ,wp :-':' 55 5 ,E an E All 155 :gg af, V ,,,,,..4-15 ...gf A,.,, W.. it -if l ,..,,q-FW M, WU, Q4 H 3 ' fx lx , ' 1 ,tl ,. 'x 'A Q 1. A m J fl 'J f -ra' Aff gl' .. . If .4' 0 42 ,' 0 v - . -v, .1 '4 Hr 1,311 s,,, .um .. 'Q'-J. L- 1 ,Q ,a . A., A. 0 4 -nf' ,A , ' . ' A 'w'7 'If' iff I !cf X Sfv I P415 A f lx F.. ga Q bg A. n'f1 Nu Vu W A v - 'f I 5 I ,Z 'L Q n 'x OM OTE FIRST ROW: Don Ringrose, President, Susan Rush, Reporter, Clauddia Ellis, Secretary, Earl Winn, 'Troasureh SECOND ROW: Miss Betty Boles, Sponsor, Gene Johnson, Vice-President, Sgt. Silva, Sponsor. THE CLASS OF l96l Surviving the novelty of finding their clas- ses and meeting their teachers, the Sophomores began a happy ancl exciting year as the largest of the three classes. The students elected to lead the class were Don Ringrose, President, Gene Johnson, Vice- President, Clauddia Ellis, Secretary, Earl Winn, Treasurer, and Susan Rush, Reporter. Miss Betty Boles and Sergeant William Silva were elected to guide the officers and class as sponsors. Connie Murray, Judith Chappell, Jimmy Pritchett, and John Niles were elected by their classmates to serve on the Student Council. The Sophomores eagerly took an active part in all the activities and social events. The girls became pledges and later members of organiza- tions such as Pep Club ancl F. H. A., while the boys were lost in a world of athletics and cars. With the end of their Sophomore year in sight, the members of the class realize that their long-dreamed hopes and plans for high school are reality. Now they eagerly await the next two years when they will become Juniors and finally Seniors. Donald Lee Barker Jerry Barnes Billy Barnharf Lloyd Thomas Benson Connie Blehm Shirley Bock mf acl' :xii Virginia Brownlee Gene Burke!! Loren Busbee Carolyn Cnllmln Judilh Chappell . Wanda Clark J 'D- ' V A , K ? J J , 1 . ' .U , C V . ,W i Kg we N. . , . ,C '- 4' i g ' X Ii -. A xi' Av' X ' f 1 xi Q ,. Mickey Allmon Wilbur Anderson John Anihls Kenneth Argyle Joe Ashby Robert Axley . Sf. '4 in ',, 7 f , A fx 45 H ' Hx X J i1,i',,, flgff x s l Q xl y y 1 ll i X js' if xl.. '35 ,,S Y! 3 1' Q' .rf f y E 'Q ,f--y Jerri Crews Howard Davos lla Faye Dean Mike Decker Carole Beih Duel Marilyn .Dunagan A ILA l 2 7 ,Leif fv ' -c 1' 'Be lab-- if w X-N ff' We .. 4' . NJ' '39 Qt. 'V 'T' . 'f' Q. wg-:,r,f -' ,,,,f A7 .x VTAEJ Sherry Bonrragd Romaine Bowen: Evelyn Boyd Eddie Joyce Boyingr Frieda Brandenburg Vance Brown Mike Clay Tommy Joe Cl eek Karol Clodielier Lester Cole John Covingion Mcrfha Cox ng., Judy DuVal Cynthia Edwards Clauddia Ellis John English Donna Eubanlxs Linda Ewing Ray Gooch George Green Sharon Kay Greenwell Pearl Inez Griffin Ronnie Hall Jimmy Hamilton gpm' Terry Jessup Karen Jestes Gene Johnson Larry Johnson Fern Jones Johnny Jones ig ' If V 1 Elmer Lalicker Sharon Logan Nancy Sue Lorenzen Judith Lowry Wilma Marquarclt Ann Marshall mf PY' ,nr 1 ZH., ,G Qfrnv 'Y 'rf' .. 'N A f P. H55 r' 'SS Wilma Huff Larry Fordyce Ann Foster Ralph Fruendt' John Giem Dennis Gleason ,Q raw' K me fi 8.1 5 r--ng., 'var Q., V if us., Jon Harrison Robert Hibler Tracy Hudson Danna Hunt Patsy Jacks Sue Carol Hosted -vi' J Jr' fl W rg 'L-ff .ff 4f 9 . g,,,,r X SY AQ lf, A H. Otis Judkins Sondra Kennedy Gary King Sue King Janet Klick Cloyde Don Kyle Gerald McKee Lavonne McKenzi Clifford Means Bill Merrell fr J. D. Metcalf Janice Mize John Niles Adron Norris Frankie Olivier Shirley Oswald Elizabeth Panick Donald Pierce Ramona Rowe Susan Rush Billy Savoie Nolan Scheihing Sharon Seward Warren Sigler H., ,my Wanda Jaan Stout Jimmy Stout John Strong Barbua Sullivan George Tarrant Nancy Taylor X J i. fl ill? , i1'i'i',ff . Lfi I r'x, l llLy'l!,!!1 ..,- 55-35 . J A l at-f e- M Q-O' 1' -i ,iu!r W1 F' in L. -4- ...na E' Frank Mock Jean Moffitt David Mohler Vernon Mundell Danny Murphy Connie Murray Lean Price ' Jimmie Pritchett J XM, 'J 4 ,S Janice Privette L1 K ? 1 Charlotte Pugh I Ji' Don Ringrose Leslie Rodman . T i 6 Q- '- ' 17- , fi T 7 fy' , 'fi ' ,H J rw, . L Via' lk f . 5 :iffy T ,. , ' V L V X qilfg rngff S 'Q ill fi 49 C' . v, 2 1 T ,fig 4' K, I S.. 1 Q'-v S-1 Eddie Sills Linda Skein Curtis Smith Velda Smith Tapper Smith Roy Starks Darlene Thies Raymond Thomast Nola Beth Tippit Johnnie Tribble Beatrice Trumbull Thomas Wallar Charlotte Whiie Wesley Dale Whiie Randall D. Whifalrer Sarah Gene Willson Raymond Wilson Ewl Winn Johnny Uxelton Carol Zelly Joy Harris Sharon Warner Adrian Watts Rosemary Wah: Kalheryn Webb Ruth Wegner Barbara Wells Shirley Winiers Billy Woodcxd Joyce Woodcrd Jeri Woodul J. C. Wright Marilyn Wrighf 0 4 1 fl if flmiwxtxx- S. I' fi ' , 1 Q 2' KM 1 9 ,fi 'I' 17? ' I Wg I -fn M-e Y Q I 4' -rain-f Q 'I 1' lv i 3 XY ' My I P'-'FW U21 . -11' 3 sg: l . E i 5 i 9 clafssroom Lv! Ai I -sf' I J' el it X' EAM 'Ut vi or is ., 1 L fi Chu 1 I l 5 S P A N I M S R H S II J 0 N E S E N I 1 G L ,M I M S R H S III I M P S O N M E N G L I S R H S B I E R E R B 0 O K K M E R E S P I S N M G I T H , sn' S H O M R R T S H A N D S M I T H C73 45 x,l 'lik 1 v ha xv? fa, - ! ,- W, .Y x A MP1, 5 f kxxgxh' M T, f . V X N I-, Q h f 'Q Jw. I 5 ' x r 3' l' , . 'FQ -f-f.,.-Q 1 f J, ? ff 1 C If Z 1-'Af Y' viva 4 .xg -. '. ', ' -5.0 '1 ,- -,V5., . , .glQ3,.,g1a.g -Er, - ga 4 HA 1?-'fzzfqfi .. aa ia-'Z 3 W ., AHL . IA, 1. , 5fx5':?LfAiAEnv,.r x 1,5 -. V. , 5- . .,i:xE:1g. A vi K. rf? if f Lf-if' ' Q55 , ?ij:fQ': ' ,fyxm .1 55 I 1 f'fU', 'Y .iff ' L . hffjlfz -. ,o5 ' . , - ,. ,. n. S , Q. , 4-'....:F' a' '. ' Q 'fi' 1 A - Ki-hi' l.Tf,.IP . lull I Y Lv- , 'Q . I-:pf 'ignifi 3:15 IJ. gg' . x',f,'fw1' , Q 5 ' ', - , ' 1, 'N-,S-A923-1, 12,4 .M -5 -, 3 ' 62, Gigi:-i:3lQ.i!x',. , EY: QI 3-1,-T 95, ki X ' --:if ,At x .in -, .. :Elks I ?!..:A:Rx . , I ,-HN f 'L .IH . ,. , fax.-li'-,.'.,'l, m1'5Mk V '. l'1' - . .,. 'H. 's .'.-- ,-' . , sf',5X'5fk'- 1-,xg -H, ., , 1' .5 1' V r . ' M'-.1 ' r- x u 4 p . . N... nfs: M. 5 Lgie- 5 -, , - '+ '. 'fr 'x 1' 'J' .': .,1',-' ', 4 ' --5 ' . , ,I e'- . 4.-M ' f-'P . . . 'Nw' A- ,.' , l , A, K . f' . .1 1 activitie SEATED Mrs. Olen Smith, Georgia Belle Wilson, Linda Snyder, Mary Beth Adams, Judith Chappell, Connie Murray Janie Hoag Mr. Phil Kirtley. STANDING: Col. Charles O. Henry, Jerry Mathis, Sam Gray, Jimmie Pritchett Elton l.eHew Charles Mood, John Niles, Mr. Bob Daugherty. STUDENT COUNCIL After the election of the Stu- dent Council members in the spring of l958, work actively be- gan during the summer for the new school year. Elton l.eHew was elected president to lead the student body. Georgia BelleWilson, Vice- President, Mary Beth Adams, Sec- retary, Linda Snyder, Correspond- ing Secretary, Janie Hoag, Treas- urer, Sam Gray, Reporter, Judith Chappell, Historian, and Connie Murray, Parliamentarian. Sponsors elected were: Mrs. Olen Smith, Col. Charles O. Henry, Mr. Bob Daugherty, and Mr. Phil Kirtley. Georgia Belle Wilson was elected to serve as representative for the National Student Council Convention, held in St. Louis, Missourri. It was held during the week of June i9-26. Georgia Belle Wilson along with Elton LeHew, Attended the Southern Association of Student Councils Convention, held ot Jacksonville Beach, Fla., in Oct. Four delegates attended State Convention at Bartlesville, Okla- homa, Dec. 4,5,6. These were Georgia Belle Wilson, Mary Beth Adams, Janie Hoag, and Sam Gray. Many new and helpful ideas were brought back to the council from each of these conventions. One of the very biggest events ever happening in our school was the selection of a delegate to go on an lnternational tour of Under- standing in Europe during the summer of l959, our own Georgia Belle Wilson. She was the only one selected from Oklahoma. During the meetings, which were held once a week, plans were made tor Homecoming, elec- tion of an All-School King and Queen, all-school party, March ot Dimes, and other various ac- tivities dealing with Student gov- ernment and student life. SEATED: Sharon Seward, Ann Townsend, Robert Zelley, Carolyn Lennon, Georgia Belle Wilson, Gene Barnhart, Sam Gray, John Poer, Rosie Miller, Mary Beth Adams, Dave Meaders, Jerry Davis. STANDING: Charles Mood, Rex Beckenhauer, Mr. Wagoner. ANNUAL STAFF Another year is over and another Annual is published. Though sometimes the work was hectic and many nerve-racking hours were spent meeting the deadlines, receiving the finished product and knowing they had a part in it makes annual-statters see that their work was worth- while. Those chosen to lead this year were: Ann Townsend, Editor, Georgia Belle Wilson, As- sistant Editor, Rosie Miller, Business Editor, John Poer, Rex Beckenhauer, and Robert Zel- ley, Photographers, Carolyn Lennon, Art Editor, Lawanna Taylor, Assistant Art Editor, Sam Gray, Sports Editor. The year was filled with money-raising pro- iects, taking pictures, typing copy, and various other iobs that are encountered while editing an annual. Money to pay for the Annuals this year was obtained from the sale of annuals, covers and pictures only. The staff extends their most grateful thanks to the teachers, students, and other personnel whose cooperation made this annual possible. Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Noreen Carroll, Eddie Joyce Boyin ton, Mary Hoag and Bertha Shipman. SECOND ROW: Judy DuVol, lla Faye Dean, Sharon Logan, Mrs. Chester Erickson. FUTURE HOMEMAHERS 0F AMERICA Future Homemakers of America is the national organization of pupils who study home- making in junior and senior high school. They work together for better and happier homelife 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. Mary Hoag, President, JoAnn Harraman, Vice-President, Bertha Shipman, Secretary, Eddie Joyce Boyington, Treasurer, Noreen Car- roll, Corresponding Secretary, Judy DuVal, Par- liamentarian. lla Faye Dean, Songleader, Sharon Logan, Historian and Mrs. Chester Erickson Sponsor. The FHA attended a Sub-District Rally at Chandler in October. This was a Leadership Training Conference. The FHA serves all banquets at school and does other projects to raise money to carry on their activities like the Mother-Daughter Ban- quet held March 20, l959. Also, the chapter attended the State Rally in Oklahoma City on March 2l, l959. FIRST ROW: Myrtle Clause, Eddie Joyce Husted, Linda Parker, Bette Woodul, Nettie Gathers, Sue Chadwick, Margaret Farmer, Barbara Russell. SECOND ROW: Patsy Sanders, Rosie Miller, Linda Chap- pel, Janie Hoag, Vonda Latchaw, Mary Beth Adams, Dianne Daman, Pearl McBane. THIRD ROW: Carol Allison, Barbara Ford, Janice Donaghey, Mary Hoag, Georgia Belle Wilson, Lawanna Tylor, Bette Ring- rose, Marilu Smith, Miss Margaret Stewart. FUTURE TEACHERS OE AMERICA The F,T,A, was organized on November 6, l95l, and was chartered by the National Educa- tion Association November 3l. The club was named for Miss Etta Hikes, the first teacher of the Guthrie Highschool. The purpose of Future Teachers is to learn about the opportunities in teaching, to cultivate the qualities essential to a good teacher, to tos- ter the development of student leadership, and to study phases of education and to promote active participation in civic, church, and organizational activities. I 63 This years F.T.A. officers are: President, Eddie Joyce Husted, Vice-President, Nettie Jean Gathers, Secretary, Betty Woodul, Treas- urer, Margaret Farmer, Corresponding Secretary, Diane Damon, Parliamentarian, Sue Chadwick, Historian, Linda Parker, Program Chairmen, Bar- bara Henke Russell. Functions ofthe club are substitute teaching, and acting as teachers aids. A dinner was given for the faculty and the club visited one of the grade schools. SEATED: Jimmie Thomas, Don Ringrose, Bob Gerlach, Pam Hopkins, Bette Ringrose, Elton LeHew, John Poer, Ronnie Groom, Rosie Miller, Charles Phillips, Merlin Dean. STANDING: Ann Townsend, Georgia Belle Wilson, Carolyn Lennon, Miss Ellen Crutchfield, Bob Axley, Mrs. Olen Smith. Not Shown: Mary Beth Adams. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE With the helpful guidance of their sponsors, Mrs. Olen Smith, and Miss Ellen Crutchfield, the Assembly committee was responsible for pre- senting many enjoyable assemblies during the course of the year. Different members of the Assembly committee took part in the assemblies with many other students working with them. The various assemblies helped the students gain an insight to many different activities. Some of the Assemblies included: a play in September enti- tled Information Please, a Thanksgiving pro- gram with Reverend Arlen Fowler as guest speaker, and a Christmas program featuring the Girls' Glee Club. One of the most outstanding assemblies during the entire year was the as- sembly honoring the Youth for Safety Club. Several local and state dignitaries were present to present the first state charter to the local club. An award's assembly was held at the close of the year. With Elton LeHew, Jr. as chairman, and Mary Beth Adams as co-chairman, the as- sembly committee did a fine job presenting pro- grams to the school. . - 0 1 1 ' an , ' I ' Q ' -H W X .'. 5 -. I ' ,',' -4 . 'xl V . , ' - n g . QI 9 wr I 9 ., 1 n i ' 3' f. GU ' 7 L Q' -.r P- : 1:2-rgvgwri - H V ' 3. 3. A 3, 5, 5, g., Z1 gg , 1 v un ll ,-,- un Nos wvm if f 45 gt Q ,,. Gi' Q' 2 .x was .t 1,475 V M 2 .Q 4, v ' 1 9' I 1 V 'I G 01 . v ' - If 5 . 9 . 5 Q 5' . ' G ,gc . ff ' Q. lU'y'f' H' ,QU 5 Ai sg 'P 4 'J '05 A: 'g!2f'f'::',G2-2 f-G - ' ' ' 5 6 '- .L4 gl H' 2. f is gl 0 'V' 5' 'L 3. H G G G -1 G G G G V G Q G56 6 Q G QQ ., .,f,,Q , Ig ri Q , Q 1' ,,., qgv ,. E Q f . Nfl I Q g at - 5 HHH, X X iv-L., Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Ronnie Dennis, John Gilbert, Delbert King, Robert Moore, Dick CaHill, Gary Cole, Sam Gray, Phil Owens, Jerry Davis, Paul Gage, Ralph Milward, student manager. SECOND ROW: Coach,Robert Daugherty, Jerry Haws, Mike Darrow, student manager, Carl Brown, Bill Jackson, Nowmen Glenn, Philip Gregg, Raymond Crooks, .john Hayes, Jerry Howe, Gene Barnhart, Coach Phil Kirtly. THIRD ROW: Dennis Woodard, Kenneth Brouchoud, Jerry Mathis, Merle Taylor, David Dickson, Lloyd Forsythe, Mike Malone, Elton LeHew, Charles Townsend,Gqry Reid, Coach Arthur Kreoger, Richard Case. THE BLUE DEVILS Under the leadership of Coaches Daugherty, Kroeger, and Kirtley, the Let- termen's Club sponsored and participated in several activities of the year. During Homecoming they sold the annual white mum corsages and sponsored the athletic organization's choices for football and bas- ketball queens and their attendants. During the basketball games and the Regional tournament the club ran the concession stand in the gymnasium. A large number of boys received their traditional jackets from the club and Gary Cole received his All-State jacket along with the honor of Being chosen All-State Guard. Charles Townsend was chosen for the All-State Alternate team as back. All Conference winners were Gary Cole, Charles Townsend, Phillip Owen, John Hayes, and Dick CaHill. The officers for the year were Gary Reid, President, Charles Townsend, Vice- President, Gene Barnhart, Secretary, and Jerry Howe, Sergeant of Arms. 0 36- T' FIRST ROW: Julia Simpson, Linda Snyder, Darlene Brown, Nola Beth Tippett, Kathy Privette, Shirley Rothermol. SECOND ROW: Karen Johnson, Martha Covington, Beatrice Trumbull, Shirley Oswald, Charlotte Pugh, Carolyn Scheihing, Joyce Johnston. THIRD ROW: Darlene Theis, Nila Duel, Mary Stanbrough, Gwen Whitlow, LaWanda Brookshire, Janice Privette, Judy Faye Boles, Carol Beth Duel, Karen Huffine. FOURTH ROW: Bette Ringrose, Karen Smith, Gertrude McCullagh, Billie Dodd, Ellen C-ambill,Janice Donaghey, Carol Reynolds, Sara Gene Will- son, Beatrice Stilwell. FIFTH ROW: Leanne Sneed, lla Faye Dean, Sue Jo Gerhards, Judy Gibson, Rosemary Bethel, Imogene Shields, Georgia Belle Wilson, Nelva Biggs, Carolyn Mahnke. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB The Guthrie High Girls' Glee Club, under the direction of Mr. Ray Morgan, has appeared many times this year and fulfilled its purpose,--to give the public a sample of good music. Next year we hope to give them a full taste. The first appearance of the chorus was at the Homecoming assembly. Other appearances the chorus made throughout the year consisted of: Thanksgiving Assembly, Christmas Assembly, Lions' Club, Rotary Club, and a Masonic Ban- quet. The chorus also participated in several contests throughout the state, and came back with many honors. The chorus had one trio who were: Karen Huffine, Julia Simpson, and Rosemary Bethel. A triple trio was made up of Judy Gibson, lla Faye Dean, Charlotte Pugh, Nilva Biggs, Bette Ringrose, Linda Snyder, Georgia Belle Wilson, Nilah Duel, and Rosemary Nethel. Sol oi sts throughout the year were: Judy Faye Boles, Judy Gibson, Charlotte Pugh, and lla Faye Dean. You could tell most of the choir members this year by their new chorus iaclcets. The jackets were a royal blue with a lyre on the front, and added much to the appearance of the choir. Officers for the choir were: Sue Jo Gerhards, President, Nilah Duel, Secretary, Karen Huffine, Reporter, and Billie Dodd, Librarian. The year closed with the hope that everyone has enioyed the choir as much as the choir has enjoyed doing their work for the students andthe public. 1 z , 3 Q ' I M f' ff vw! ff IB . ? k s W A 3 ggf Y ,E 4, W Jil 2 , AS L ,QA n V he fANA .jf I 'Xl All g 'X' a 'B an E UU' uv 5 i p, m f lg, JEYWIMD ew ww '74 S ' , 0- qv- E ., ., ,5 ,, a A W L VlA Q. 'Z A v f,j L4 SQ 'WM' y ' M P ,A .+--.M ...--W , ai , .,,,, ,gg M ' f: f::::i it f lllll ' ',,' .' f :lg ,mx 0 af? qi? Bb Lx. 5 s g 's 'Q V ' 'Wg N .L L,,, Q up J -If 1 K f . I ,gk It ,gkk is Q , xl 5 SF .Zi J in n 2-- 1 9' 6 9 Q 46' M nal rf p',iw, -' 3 'e-S Ha 'M NX 1 K E Q 6'-F 9' --VS 49 N 'W' I ,,,Vl.-NA.hN ' 51 1 V g xn- 5 f f - d .I . m we n, l Left to Right, FlRST ROW: Clarence Baker, Eddie Joyce Husted, Vonda Latchaw, Billy Jackson, Betty Woodul. SECOND ROW: Perry Lee Mikles, Mrs. Bradshaw, Sponsor, Charlene Winton, Rosie Miller, Carolyn Faulkner, Patsy Sanders. THIRD ROW: Judy Darrow, Mary Shanahan, Karin Geddes, Margaret Payne, Linda Chappell, Mary Beth Adams. FOURTH ROW: Judy Gaddis, Linda Dale, Sue Chadwick, Marilu Smith, Lawanna Taylor. FIFTH ROW: Ann Townsend, Kathy Carpenter, Karen Kroeger, Carolyn Lennon, Pam Hopkins, Gloria Ulmer. BRUSH AND PALHTE ART CLUB The Brush and Palette Art Club under the leadership of Mrs. A. D. Bradshaw, started the year with thirteen Senior members. The officers were elected as follows: Presi- dent, Vonda Latchaw, Vice-Presidents, Bill Jackson and Eddie Joyce Husted, Treasurer, Rosie Miller, Recording Secretary, Patsy Sanders, Corresponding Secretary, Betty Woodul, Reporter, Clarence Baker. The club selected as their projects to sell cans of candy and holly. At a festive Christmas Party sixteen pledges were given pledge pins and the following week were initiated. ln January a Spaghetti dinner was held for the entire club. During the year the art club made decorations for the Business and Professional Women's Em- ployer-Employee Banquet, the Chamber of Com- merce Banquet, the Guthrie Future Farmers of America Banquet and the Band Concert. The fol- lowing Seniors entered portfolios in the A.A.U.W. Art Exhibit, Sam Gray, Clarence Baker, Patsy Sanders, Eunice Irving, and Vonda Latchaw, while other members entered individual composi- tions. The Senior members of the club took a trip to Stillwater, where they toured the O.S.U. Cam- pus. The entire club went to Oklahoma City where they toured the O.C.U. Art department and the Civic Center Art Exhibit. Near the end of the year the Junior members of the club selected the Outstanding Senior Art Student who received a 525 scholarship. This was presented at the Awards Assembly along with the Beta Sigma Phi Art Award. The Senior members held a special meeting to select the officers of the club for the coming year, the names of these officers were not re- vealed until the annual Art Club Breakfast, which concluded the active events of the Brush and Palette Art Club for the year. F' Tl-IE FUTURE FARMERS OE AMERICA The Future Farmers of America is a National organization for farm boys studying Vocational Agriculture in public schools. The FFA is an extra cirrular activity having its orgin and root in ci definite part of the school curriculum--Voca- tional Agriculture. Vocational Agriculture has been considered the college course for rural youth, who may wish to successfully enter farm- ing directly after partial or full completion of the high school without the means of inclination to attend an agricultural college. The foundation includes le a d e r s h i p, character development, sportsmanship, cooperation, service, thrift, schol- arship, improved agriculture, organized recrea- tion, citizenship, ancl patriotism. The chief goal is the development of competent and stable farm boys, who will use themselves in the soil, and who will reflect pride in their communities. l. State winning Dairy Cattle Judging team-- Oklahoma State Fair 2. State winning Poultry Judging team at the State Poultry Show fworld's largest poultry showl Municipal Auditorium, Oklahoma City, 3. State winning Meats Judging team at Okla- homa City. Armour 8 Company Tal This team will also represent Oklahoma at the National Meats Judging Contest at the America Royal Show in Kansas City, Missouri in October. Joe Hall, Mr. Olen Smith, Billy Coburn, Jimmie Bartram, Phillip Owen, Charles Mood, G. W. Canning. X! Q First Team, State Poultry Show Dr. Louis Ritzhaupt, Roy Stark s, Marion Tyler, Calvion Sears, Loren Busbee HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society was founded for the purpose of stimulating scholarship, leader- ship, service, and character of the students in the secondary schools. The sponsor of our Guthrie Chapter is Miss Myra McClellan, who gives many hours of service in promoting the welfare of the chapter. At the annual breakfast for Seniors, last spring, Jimmy Thomas was elected president of the Guthrie High School Honor Society. This year Bobby Gerlach was elected Vice-President, Ger- trude McCullogh, Secretary, and Linda Chappell, Treasurer. Our chapter participated in the T959 March of Dimes Telethon which raised S50,000. Teacher Appreciation Day was held again this year. Coffee and rolls were served to all teachers in appreciation of the help and consider- ation they give to the students of Guthrie High School. STANDING: Pam Hopkins, Karen Bassett, Doris Whitaker. SITTING: Nettie Jean Gathers, Linda Gibson, Lawanna Taylor, Mike Darrow, Karen Johnson, Bobby Blackwell. THE ROYAL BLUE STAFF This year's Royal Blue Staff was enlarged over last year's by the addition of reporter to the staff. The paper staff not only puts the paper out, but also print the handbooks and student directory. The paper stall meets every day first hour to work an the paper. The products of this work is produced once a month. Many interesting articles have been written this year by one of theqeporters on this yeor's staff. Karen Bassett has had the school paper in the interview with James Garner that wOs set up especially for the high school students. The editor ofthe paper was Lawanna Taylor. Karen Johnson was Editorol Editor, Nettie Jean Gathers, Feature Editor, Doris Whitaker, Humor Editor, Bobby Blackwell, News Editor, Mike Darrow, Sports Editor, and Reporters, Linda Gibson, Karen Bassett, and Pam Hopkins. Mr. Bill Wagoner was the advisor and spon- sor of the Royal Blue. Without his help the paper would have never been published. Bobby Blackwell, a staff member distributes the monthly Royal Blue to her classmates. Left to Right: Sue King, Darlene Brown, Nilah Duel, Pearl McBane, Shirley Jones, Marilu Smith, Myrtle Clause, Fern Morris, Norreen Gambil, Judy Boles, Ruby Charvoz. LIBRARIANS AND OFFICE GIRLS Leh to Right: ldabelle Cole, Peggy Ward, Carol Allison, Joyce Purviance, Fern McDowell, Sherri Bontrager, JoAnn Harriman, Marva Kiespert, Wilda Canning. 74 .- IS FIRST ROW: Eddie Joyce Husted, Shirley Clinton, Margaret Jenkins, Edna Mitchell, Linda Parker, Lynda Thomas. SEC- OND ROW: Mrs. Jones, Margaret Farmer, Nettie Jean Gathers, Betty Woodul, Carolyn Fulkner, Patsy Sanders, Vonda Latchaw, Janie Hoag. THIRD ROW: Beatrice Stillwell, Beverly Ogburn, Noreen Carroll, Ann Galvin, Mary Beth Adams, Rosie Miller, Barbara Russell, Charlene Winton. FOURTH ROW: Louise Kendall, Mary Ann Daniels, Peggy Word, Jean Korn, Rosemary Bethel, Karen Johnson, Myrtle Clouse, Linda Chappell. FIFTH ROW: Gwen Whitlow, Gertrude McCul- laugh, Carolyn Manke, Charlotte Cook, Eunice Irving, Suzanne Carter, Diane Williams, Helen Rose Griffin. SIXTH ROW: Donna Smith, Jo Ann Andrews, Barbara Bowens, Mary Shanahan, Norine Gambill, Darlene Brown, Leanne Smith, Shirley Lnntz, ldabelle Cole. The Lady Lits Club of Guthrie High School was or- ganized to unite Senior Girls in social activities and to promote friendship among its members. L Mrs. Norma Jones was elected sponsor for the year with Miss Ester Redmond as alternate sponsor. Officers for the Year were President, Margaret Jenkins, Vice- President, Shirley Clinton, Secretary, Eddie Joyce Hus- ted, Treasurer, Edna Mitchell, Corresponding Secretary, Lynda Parker, and Parliamentarian, Lynda Thomas. Club meetings were held the third Thursday of each month. Various programs were presented throughout the year. Chairmen tor the programs were: October, Eddie Joyce Husted and Babs Russell, November, Mary Beth Adams, December, Myrtle Clause, January, Betty Woodul, February, Margaret Jenkins, March, Nettie Gathers, and April, Janie Hoag. A Committee of four members was appointed to serve at the Homecoming Tea held in October. In May members served at a tea held for their mothers. Five Junior girls were selected at the end of the year to serve as pledges to organize the club for the year i959-60 LADY LITS serving at the Homecoming tea. 75 Q. 4 5. X X , AL . X Q K, ls! I ,- ?f x :kg J Q Q 1' -4 Fas' 121 X -s if I 4 0 'Pfw1rf.. 5' , 'iii will .fp . :- - f , 4 '. .5 , Q I , 3,1 LV-1, 3 3, .fl . . ', '+A . Q' , ,S ,A '. f .- ,141 fr- ' . 'f ' - - x '4-A -'-1 - X Phi .f-. 1. . . 4... ., in U-Q N Qyuggyl-.. xx 1 L . - . - V. . I I I , . . 1 .f '. 'Z M- .,, 5' ' 4 -' 1' . . J . ' .4 i .'. fd ' 'W' .. . 5- , ,, .. . 1 A I .vel in gf' ' ,.. s J, ,g:f: r. ' ' ' f Q , .'+'f.s'Q6?-E.. .:w sff A, 'Ti - 9 Akeax-. At..- W H . .:.,. A' 1 I-.'.,,7,,.. sq, . . , .-. A'-,ag pf 4-111 H 1.f'- , ' '.C',. If 1 4-' :g?L'eE ..v- I, --, .-HK.. I . -,Q -F.. :s..SNx.i' v , Q 'Aj F-nn' u- ! .A ' '1 .-Cf-qK 1'N 1 1,5 f F'-. nv, wt' 9 , f ?, 7'f ' F.-'Y' ,.,.,f -'-. 3 f. A-1 'x J ,.,- 'f 1. '11 Suk -- vrsi. .nl . 1.-A- n . , 1 v1,f YO 'V L1. Col. Charles O. Henry P.M.S.T. Mfsgf. Carl W. Skeen S-F.C. William Silva eww-5, Merle L. Lasafer Capt, Armor, Asst. P.M.S.T Jackie Anderson, Charles Mood, Gene McKee, Darryl Gorham 78 .-,,,- ,x ,-at ' 2 ef? --' . a if A' :ts 'lr'- r' T A , if.. ' J-V .- , , l ' . Xffvzgta. ii. Q ,g -.. Y 'R' v . , .c .. N If Ji- wg,,,,.,,, ' -s . L V 'Q L , . rn Fi ' 1 - ,.-J ,. 1' r 194 Battl e Group Staff ROTC Under the expert guidance ofl.t. Col. Charles O. Henry and his staff, the Guthrie High Cadet Corps completed another successful year of mil- itary instruction. The nine month term is cen- tered by the 'all important Federal Inspection' at the conclusion of the year. The goal of every cadet is to come out of this trial successfully. There was a Battle Group formation once a week and the corps learned to march as a unit as precisely as they did in their individual pla- toons twice a week. The Twenty-one man drill team instructed by Cadet lst Class William Silva Jr. and led by Sgt. Wallace Walters was quite successful in conducting their precise endeavors. This ambi- tious group of boys practiced a minimum of six times a week and worked in earnest to pay for 79 their trip to Arlington, Texas as well as other out-of-town trips. The team made eight exibi- tion trips putting on excellent shows during the halftime periods of out-of-town games, but their year was highlighted by the 4th Army Competi- tion at Arlington in which 38 other teams were entered. The rifle team guided by MfSgt. Carl Skeen was predominate over most of its oppggitign, This competition came from Kansas, Texas,Okla- homa, and Missouri and when all is said and done, it led to 23 duel matches and six postal matches including the Kemper Military School Invitational Match in Booneville, Missouri. The 4th Army Small Bore Championship match at Arlington, Texas and the Daniel Collier lnvita- tional Meet in Joplin, Missouri. COMPANY A CENTER: Kenneth Brouchoud. FIRST ROW: Leon Ellis, Donald Barber, Danny Murphy, Eddie Sills, Joe Ashby John English Billy Barnharf, Terry Rice. SECOND ROW: Ray Crews, Wesley White, Troy Faulk- ner, Jimmie Cooper,' Oliver Dale, Dwayne Whitaker, Lee Osborne, Vance Brown. THIRD ROW: Jerry . . . . .H ' Payne, Elmer Lalncker, Jimmy Pritchett, Johnny Trumbel, Donald Pierce, Donald Thompson, Bn Cus tard, Mickey Almond. FIRST PLATOON COMPANY A , , vi CENTER: Jerry Mathis. FIRST ROW: Andy Mahnke, Jerry Harlan, Warren Sizler, Adron Norris, Gerald Chambers, Harry Turner, Frank Mock, Mike Clay, Topper Smith, Gene Johnson. SECOND ROW: Donald Allen, Dennis Glea- B b H'bl Larry Johnson, Charles Byte, Mike Decher, James T t, Fred M C bb D g All THIRD ROW M l D n, Homer Palmore, Ronnie Hall, Curtis Smith, R y G h, Bill M ll T y Cl k V M nd ll P tHlxon. SECGND PLATOON COMPANY A BATTLE GROUP DRAWING BUHXG Gi-cove Qmvvmmmclex O Ezafllrlq Smog: STGQQ 0000 0000 0 O A Con my Q C HSN YJ lg Qld ru ,ElQlb1'fomo XQGX 005 ,XE- !jQldl'oo :D Cl EE lj lj El lj ljlil l:llf.ll:l Squads Squ ads Squad S Squads COMPANY B CENTER: Joe Hall, FIRST ROW: Robert Gooch, Hugh Moore, Donald Johnson, John Niles, Gerald Pri- vette, Raymond Wilson, Billy Woodard. SECOND ROW: Larry Williams, Jerry Barnes, Paul Ga e, Lloyde Benson, Nolan Scheihing, Dale Barnett. THIRD ROW: Jerry Davis, Ralph Freundt, Billy Fijds, Tracy Hudson, J. D. Metcalf, Ronny Cordes. FIRST PLATOON COMPANY B CENTER: Jimmy Thomas. FIRST ROW: Gerry McKee, Terry Jessup, Roy Starks, Kenneth Argyle, Tammy Wallar, Adrian Watts, Freddy Brooker, Cary Drislcell. SECOND RCW: John Harrison, Earl Winn, Billy Adams, Carol Klodlelter, Richard Cooper, Johnny Tribcll. THIRD ROW: E-illy Coburn, Don Ringrose, Daricl Monson, Leslie Rodman, Dale Blair, J. C. Wright. SECOND PLATOON COMPANY B Billy Woodard executed Queen Anne Salute per- lectly. 83 f- ' -- 1,,w,i-.ix1eEQMfi1,,v DRILL TEAM HSHINING, AREN'T THEY? 84 4 . gg, '1 I . ll.. ll' , , k I I L. '!, . F , 1 1 Y . X f Q-Q. ' 1 .V Y It r .-1 It 51, . , as r .f 5 U H - 'X' 'I' r ' ':n'4 'Lx' H , ' , vw-pk., - '- Xiseff' A Q ' A 'f ,a ,'f 1ff'f Q, , :mp 7 W in - 1,212.4'+.:sfpfv,.,f1-. . J., ' -,:7'Qf 1' L-fg, f.1'r:'f-NO? N -q ' ,A mn , ua, ' ,165 u ...ml ,IQ 1 f-.N if . , - 1 1 FIRST ROW: Jerry McKee, Charles Townsend,' Philip Owen, Gary Reid,' Dick Cahill,' Gary Cole,' John Niles, John English, Bill Seward, Ronnie Dennis, Tommy Wallar, Richard Case. SEC- OND ROW: Ralph Milword, Delbert King, Larry Johnson, Bill Jackson,' Sam Gray,' Johnny Brew- er,' Jerry Haws,' Gene Barnhart,' Carl Brown,' Jerry Howe,' Jerry Davis, John Strong, Paul Gage, John Gilbert.' THIRD ROW: Mr. Bob Weems, Mr. Phil Kirtley, Jerry Mathis, Merle Taylor,' John Hayes,' Raymond Crooks,' Ronnie Hall, David Dickson,' Phillip Gregg,' Elmer Lalicker, Nowmen Glenn,' Jimmy Pritcherr, Dennis Gleason, Bobby Axley, Mick Darrow,' Mr. Bob Daugherty! THE FIGHTING BLUEJAVS Under the excellent leadership of Headcoach Bob Daugherty, Coach Phil Kirtley, and Coach Bob Weems, the Guthrie High School Squad had the biggest football season since i945 with 5 wins, 3 losses, and 2 ties, Guthrie's first game with Del City ended in a 6-6 tie. The next game Guthrie breezed by Ponca City 22-0. With Guth- rie's first conference game behind them, the BlueJayS looked forward to the Blackwell game which ended in a tie. The next two games Guth- rie lost to Cushing and Harding, two of the top teams in the state. Then Guthrie finished the season by beating Guymond, Edmond, Perry, and Chilicco but, lost the hard fought Homecoming game to Stillwater. Guthrie was rated 4th in the conference at the beginning of the season. Guthrie was 3rd in 'Seniors the conference at the end ofthe season. Much of Guthrie's success was attributed to the 22 grad- uating seniors. Five boys made All-Conference from Guthrie: Gary Cole, Tackle, Charles Town- send, Back, Phil Owen, Back, John Hayes, Cen- ter, Dick Cahill, Quarterback. They were chosen for their spirit, ability, and sportsmanship. David Dickson, Tackle, Jerry Howe, Tackle, Gene Barnhart, Guard, Carl Brown, Center, and Gary Reid, Back, received honorable mention in the conference. Guthrie is very proud of Gary Cole who made All-state Guard and Charles Townsend, All- state second team back. These wvo football play- ers were chosen for their splendid work as play- ers on Guthrie's football team. Guthrie Guthrie Guthrie Guthrie Guthrie Guthrie Guthrie Guthrie Guthrie Guthrie SCOREBOARD Del City P oneu City Blackwell Cushing Harding Guymon Edmond Perry momecomingl Stillwater Chil aeea CHEERLEADERS Left to Right: Lindo Ewing, Linda Snyder, Patsy Sanders, Betty Woodul, Ann T ns cl d K r Je te 87 Phillip Owen Sam Gray John Henry Hayes Dick Cahill David Dickson 0 Y x , fs! v . Gary 88 Ch arl es Town send Phillip Gregg Billy Jackson if gig., Nowmen Glenn x N Gary Reid Gene Bamhart 89 fy Richard Case I lv Carl Brown J erry Ho we Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Gary Reid, Kenny Brcuchoud, Charles Townsend, Phillip Owen, Dennis Woodard. SECOND ROW: Mr. Arthur Kroeger, Elton LeHew, L. B. McKean, Lloyd Forsythe, Bobby Ax- ley, Mike Malone, Mr. Diehl Craven. A TEAM BASKETBALL The fighting Guthrie Blue Jays pulled a winning season from the fire this year by winning 17 of the 29 games for the year. The Blue Jays were not as tall as they were fast. lt was this speed that enabled them to be known over the state as a con- stant threat regardless of the team they were playing. The last ballgame of the season marked the end of their highschool basketball ca- reer for six of the ten men of the A team. They were Dennis Woodard, guard, Lloyd Forsythe, center, Gary Reid, guard, Elton LeHew, forward, Phil Owen, guard, and Charles Townsend, forward. The high scorers for the year were Mike Malone, starting forward, with an average of lO.3 points per game, and Dennis Wood- ard, starting guard, with 8.6 points per game. As a sum of the year it could be said that this was a very successful year in basketball due to the attitude of the players while on and off the court. SEASON RECORD 35 Cushing 37 Ponca City 45 Stillwater 69 Chi locco 36 Blackwell 40 Perry 35 Ponca City 35 Cushing 45 Chi locco 27 Stillwater 44 Blackwell 42 Perry 46 Guthrie 39 Guthrie 53 Guthrie 41 Guthrie 24 Guthrie 4l Guthrie 38 Guthrie 26 Guthrie 31 Guthrie 36 Guthrie 5l Guthrie 39 Guthrie Left to Right, FIRST ROW: David Mohler, John Niles, Adrian Watts, Larry Johnson, Gene McKee. SECOND ROW: Mr. Diehl Craven, Jerry Payne, Larry Fordyce, Jimmie Pritchett, Terry Jessup, Bob B TEAM BASKETBALI. Although the Blue Jays were comparatively with each game their teamwork improved. small, their exceptional speed and determination Only 2 of the lO-man team were iuniors this forced opponents to hold ahigh regard for Guthrie. year so G,H,S, can be looking torward to a suc- ln lf? games the Guthrie B team showed Ceggful Season next ygqr, Hibler. fine spirits and good co-operation. Under Coach Dielh Craven the boys won 9 of the l9 games and SCOREBOARD 32 Shawnee 16 34 Drumright 39 36 Del City 20 40 Edmond 32 42 Shawnee 38 43 Edmond 53 31 Cushing 33 40 Ponca City 42 37 Stillwater 16 38 Chilocco 42 22 Blackwell I4 29 Perry 40 49 Del City 33 37 Ponca City 48 32 Cushing 29 48 Chilocco 42 40 Stillwater 31 37 Drumright 4l 46 Blackwell 54 Ol Guthrie Guthrie Guthrie Guthrie Guthrie Guthrie Guthrie Guthrie Guthrie Guthrie Guthrie Guthrie Guthrie Guthrie Guthrie Guthrie Guthrie Guthrie Guthrie . -Vi. Af A . ,. .54 yi A .fs U M '45 'Q 5' .S 53 ... 51 fi Q.. 43 ::, K .JH 3 525, if , ,M 4 , 1 2 A Vg' J . iff ' ig in Y 3 gym DENNIS WOODARD LLOYD FORSYTHE Games Played-29 Gomes Played-27 Total Points-252 Total Points-112 1 Average Pts. Per Game-8,6 Average Pts. Per Game-4.1 ' aw A HIL 5 YN Qr '- is als CHARLES TOWNSEND Games Played-29 Total Points-l67 ROBERT AXLEY L. B. McKEAN Gomes Played-2 Games Played-8 Total Points-2 Total Points-5 Average Pts. Per Game-I Average Pts. Per Game-.6 92 Average Pts. Per Game-5.9 PHILLIP OWEN Gamns Played-1-28 6 GARY REID Games Played-28 Total Paints 33 Toto Points- 4 - Average Pts. Per Game-5.2 AVW090 PN- PGI' Gum!-2 - Q ELTON LQHEW ,' A Games Played-17 ,- Total Paints-66 f '- Average Pts. Per Game-3.9 . N 1 Vu .1 l V L.'9'hf' ! - 4 ,A X f X fy I 1. a K ! If MIKE MALONE Games Played-29 Total Paints-299 Average Pts. Per Game-10.3 93 KENNETH BROUCHOUD Games Played-29 Total Points-'ll6 Average Pts. Per Game--4 P1 XS TRACK BASEBALL 94 Qmwf A QVHRLZ' X sim? A :Wife WRESTLING NY WUI ik-5 s. A .44 Y 1'- A n i . . l I 2 JA 0 . 1 4 ily.. 17 1 ,. .. Hi J. -1 . .Rf- x.. -.W -C 4 Q gh' ' 1 . '--.11 N ,lu .,.Q,05,f , mf . ,Ir , UR .lhw 5 . . l 'x. 1 . Vw.- N, 1 Agp- ' - A4 -x f.gh5,'-. -j .. NL . K Ow4,,x:,.,k 1 L 1 9 K.. Hvfz, roqalt x 3 inn,- Q fswffm AZWKQQW wi QJWQWLQZWMM JWMM .QQMLZJ .atv ..z3rzj,A,0QJZ2 ' 1 , K j I BAND QUEEN .lflhlf 4 'i 11 , I 5,4 I fl A'--.5 . . 2: 39' S i'2'b.w - xx 1, L, A., 1 . 5 . ., if -fa -3 W. . . f3gFffa.A ,gimdwhbg MMLAZZ 7MLvd QAIAQLJ 07z,A.A-V-1A9fLe,4z ,'Kf,,f, 6 5- IPR 19' ri' hi fo 'Ay , '- . 0' , 'vggtf A , f ,yj Q-F' 5, ' ATM ..o,?ff.',l. 4 fc, A .43 41415 . 4h 1' fs Xfk we 'N x. if -I . ,I 'N , V' 1.1 qi Rx.-.,X. '.'. s ' 1 I W. Y yrs, 4 ' -egg! x. 1 41' ,-. - . I 1-' -'-gd. . fr f ,, . 3f' .' rw?- ,fw , -:ag R . '. Q, 54 Aura usb,-i Rn. fx ' 'A rv, I fi 'fzf fw .ff 1 1: Q-xv .J - . .L .fl 5 - A Gm 'z- 1. ,. Q v -gp. ' .. . .., V Y -l,r , :nh . l?11HE4if A T11F faJC'- ' time A ' -' Q .II ' I-L X 1 0 1 'Br 55? f , f sg X P A P' 1 X. X 3 5 'Q f 3 1 . f W m 13 4 f-55 . S M K . K 3-A . ' A 1 vw arr y H O tO Q, f . V Q , Q .fi S.: Q. l -A A fa J -F! K MQ? , ln 7 I o-of . 95.5 'H . ' r' ' ' if 4 P' xxx' 4, I ,Q , . 'f . I 4: V! A-,. MAINTENANCE Mrs. Shanahan and Mrs. Mealvain 108 Wu -9 W' WL M if N9 M-W , 4 90 sAf0 w A , 3 ,fo Q51-,Zu 'QQQZ '60 914-w52ff5 ! f2A!?Q 'QZSWM f-1,2 ix mv Q33 W W WM X395 N 0 H ' 0203 -, 1 . , I' - . ,.,,qA: UI, J vim V A N, ,WM 'QJVC' sz WLM W JW jlfifkdf ff'.44.4?4,41, q f,4.W,.,4v 44-4 , !240J fm' Alu-wh 697 .. - . M fmg3f w M-4.-Q., 7'rw. WW, I V NW. fhfmymypc, Jwfbifw 2 LL' M4 'ka Auf, ' My WWWXSVH -Q ' ZQQJ 3 1514! 2 , , 4 ' r ' . X 2 4 ' ' .- - ' 'Q A ' -,, -4 xi u 1 ,L-' ,. , , ' t - -r ,- , 1. -, '12 ' - ,. -5 W Vi ' -- ' 3 .4, H. ' H- -. . - ' fa 1 ' :mr ' 1,.QS ff ? ,Si '-:W ,J 7, ffzw 52:11 f1. ,1 ' 5 H - ' J- f ' , 1, ' l' 'gr-F S. ' ' U' f '. fr .,- 1, A 1- . ffluf 1 if., , ..,: V-:..,. - ,, .' ,-, .gf-N , w -- Y , 4 P 4 , w w - 1 ,',f'YrQ, 3 V- .-- f ' 1 f'2 1 , Y 1 -',':f,,.a i? fl -'v' . ,Q-ff . ' 1 'f H 5 N ' ' w - 4C'2,-fit! .mfr -T -. , .11 -- j f- TT.: v 4 eg 1 ' .KH-iv Ha r ' ' ' 1' .r 4 fr 24, Nt, v3'- V' 45.4 ' ,. , is ,F , - 4 , 1. gd Wi ,ivy it Q -s-I . ,:5 ,L.g' ' .. -. .. -. -V . '- - Sv-oi , . Q .-,.s.,., -g..M..1T N , 7144. , si.a.A4a.Lfococ!l,Z2'acJu,,f ' vlawuyeya' 4' JW Ag, W E WM, ,,,i M ,,,,, QZir 1i:,,,,?'j F . '? a'L '8m. A452225 s,,.5a.5-fgfsw -wh? , . we fffwfjffyv .Sl JMU X0-7ff5Z' 'W Wiififiw W W 'A' WM' ,f,za--'.8M:L- Mfr WM' 'XM Wmfyfw' 7 'A' W Jia 210 Bda? gm' ' ' ,E .. f eg,,,'I?-gf ,,f9 'f ' .gf V e F?! 'T'1 N '?f 4 F ? ' it ' -7 '?'!'Hf N-' ' fvygzrf' , I t - :44 I Q 1 N ,V , l -, , ., 47 N I , X -V 5 ,g li Q Y 'Y' 'N I ' ' f Q V ,L ' K ' .XMB : mm -2:-. L ala.-Q.,-Q.QQ..,...,, - www S MQ. ,S SQLSTWIJLL S UVM ' am. f EH Xwywfxgyw Ziff 1 . . Vg . - ,p ,x A . ' - ,I , A gfsgff' ' -: ' ' ,. , ' ' ja' ,Tf,.2'324E3 Q'- 5, ,i.1i.L.'Q . .' -.n. N.. I . ' . - . , J iftf. aa. ' H 1' 'bf-I Ffpajijwyfp My .QQQEQQQE vaffvwg 2 E240 53224 W SQ J xbqwktyy f :Q , p oy Q of-obnce nb 0 Q' .C 2, of -F an be we xo w.Wi GQ, 01600 QF, of . or Jinlda Quan. ,Rf NAB 6 f x 'o? I A weigh Q' N' X Jgx ec frxpad 2 XA' W 593 Sf 07 9 ADX? 0 iv 0 ,i , 000, if ob Q7 X f AO X Tf MLf ff KVM,-,1,7,, gf XP f 55? fff??22 X WW !M'57L'L' ,www QYYWM wwf A9o,af.f-JJMICQJ... ffgdkfmfox fvifwfZ7 wi, 'Joi dll! .rw iw? w A 2532 .5 .V 4, fi ,V A Q,-Y 5. .0 ,,,. , ,. . ,, , 1:-,L . ..4?1u, ' , , ',.:1,1U t- 1--Q1 Hrgpnm M f.'s x ...J fi --mf J - I E '1 1 2- f ff' V ,-xfihl-f: f11'V Naw- 'it .N-U 1 V .fs ' t . -...IA - - f,f,:2': Ts' ' 11 P. Q? 2.4 iaugf, Q. , if: mga '.'. ZTJ , I- 4 --....,.1,f ' . ag f'fL1Ak.Wfqi Ll-. 1. 1' 3 'llf,'- H11-5, '.f. . .u..,i,. 'Y5-X A -Vg. L Q . .1 ,V -.., ., wk. , ,1 4. , .59 4' QE . . .... , ,Um . I I.. .' 1 ' 1' , yzfuv-1' VA -Q Jawa QM,- Q .eh ,. . l .- .. , . At, 1... r . 5 . :sf mg. , -, v f .1i.43.v.g3 . r f H1 'mfg' :' f. ii- 511:34- Y , i. - 414:-' gm. ' .4 ' Q4e.':..f . ' 5422-:fel :YN r f 2. 1 '1 l: : .-N 7 -Y- r. Q. Lkfbff If I i' 1 5 f j?'.Lif9? v , yWLllf'VQfn'--:X , 1 x L- x 1 1 1' . y.. X' 1 I' 'u Pi I Q 5 I i + 7 AL-5-Qf, ' 1 . 41 In V, g. V P, li if .ff Lfi' 'I34 xi 'l ' '1. 'fm'-W' -5 .- . :g1.1g:,.m' .fi 4,3 Hn .u .QE 1 gin: -R14 ., gli, I L?Wgg'J5 :'i-1' Mfg-f '. ' ' :lf - . rlflf' f m'mi1d5aw-. .a1E ' 17 1,54 -2.n,+ 5 1 gqw.. , :5g5.,Q, Q.. 1. .4..L. .1-I -If ' -.'?'T?fr1 ,HTi' 7 y ,f 1. .. , . Ap -1 . . 14-1, 3. 1 i -. . - .' 'F.- 'i' f... . V, .. . I L - 1 I, . ... , , ,, ,.: , 'L :T W-T'-. If' 'agp-.,, iwfifg-gf 5 .Q .,,, 'fi A H54 d... x .5 . -- .H ,,. 'E Q -2-.f ' e- .s -1 V -'wg JM- -. 1 12 11' 1 ' , .',c., Wgi., . is 1 .- ' . 2 J ,. 4. .Q A E . pw 1, -' '- 1, fl A K, , ' 2 f .Ii . . ff, 'N . 4' w ' .1 . Q, ' X .,.+ E. -,5.-.WZ - .:g.g in 'QW , . .sly ,, L ' , - . af. .I 'wg ' 'uf '. ...-1. ,wi ' , -.5 12.2 Y .-. ru ?'i4 ' 1 xqf.'Lm1 -2 ' ' !LE 1 ' -'- ',.:- ' ag. V---H pw ' ., E I 4 V l ,I . ,-1. 3 , zi -as gn . ws' Q. Q .'! 7 . w x ii af, 1 if HL N, 5. 'W' 1'Q.'f 4. . A ,. .K . . - . .., Nj -Low, wa. 1' T 'E-'f. fLlr' FT' ' ,,.i.,,.5 . L , , w 1 1 'rx' '?:Q431 1 ...I 55' -f. 1-'TQ wif 3 J- : yy hi. ,..5ilH,. T '-V? Q .4 ,mg f ,w W w I .. . . ..,, , gl A . .3 H+'-, - ' 'N . ' . ge. K . A ' .. Q za'-' 1- ' ' wg, 2-fha ' X' 'x w 15,5-i q. V -5. , r. . . . . . . 5.43 r' 4 n I - . Li . U 1 .- ,V V' in 4 .M -- F-'r.:. u 1?-'V .1. ., U 4.1 ..,, 1 , . 43..- ..+- Q. : ?5j'.fgf.Tir f5.E,,F.: . R1-2 F35 .Niall - 39.4 fi if- f .'l.ls'. ' . -f r. ,'w 1 '7 . L?:,flI!'1-.' QL? ' ' .11 . I N .. -. uw.: P ,L ig! . .i . tw. Y- , 'ig -'Q ' gf- 1 X ' 4 K ,lf I . .. U ,T 4-H. , .,. fx , '.I ,v mf-N gy ' r W., MQ fq? V. i, .,1 u 4 I. . 1 v , '..g:Z.o: l .J . KL!-.Isl . ..,g ri. -even 4 '31, x32 ,J K , 4 w 1 .., yi . 8 WU In-w ,Q :Zigi Q-, A ' K v Z 'unffmiafs Q Q13 Sf X 91 if 2 il ,,yf72f..'a.Q?' , .1 -1.-xv wil , 4 if ,..x,::iL3'!v, ,.g gffV1mr'g-fmf'Z . ff ..,. ,... bm ,,f ,, .. M, .,,.,.k ,X K k 4 Y Milla, GMD' FE .ab mmf 'fish L