Heavener High School - Wolf Yearbook (Heavener, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1944 volume:

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Cbecfica tion For his loyalty and devotion in guiding the destiny of Heavener City Schools during these trying deysg For his sympathetic understanding of the various problems of students: for his helpful advice and encouragement in the accom- plishment of this book and in' recogni- tion of his years of service as teacher, Principal and Superintendent of Schools, We the Senior Class of 1944 are happy to dedicate this 'OUR WOLF' to cur friend and admirer, Mr. C. B. Frederick, mMMmm -TWM dlllllllns idea 'JWHRQ .... 4'T3wMM , , x :ng-Q. . BOARD OF EDUCATION PNNCWAI-5 M CNAMLEE. rnulczuv ,muy 5, ppogx, E .:. Fnszmm cum H,q,, sC,,o,,,,,J H J C 'NGE ' n uns.L:wls Jounsron, A ' ' M 360302 wmv mf W... sc L A rs BENNETT M C. B. FREDERICK. Sur:nlN'rsNosN'r HEAVENER. OKLA. To the Annual Staff of the Heavener Wolf School Year 1943-44 This is to congratulate you for doing an outstanding piece of work in the development and production of our annual. Although the writer has not had the pri- vilege of working with you, he has in e measure shared with you in your disappointments and your achievements I know that you have worked faithfully to make this the best 'Wolf' ever published for this school. Many fine compliments have been passed by members of the faculty, patrons of our schools, and the student body, all of which were sincere and deserving. It should be the purpose of all of us to uphold thebest traditions of our schools. I know that this has been your desire throughout the hours and days you have devoted to this worthy project. Much credit is due your High School Principal, Mr. Prock. He has worked faithfully and diligently with you. No doubt your experiences are much richer as a result of your endeavors. 'Like the vine round the trunk of the tree, The law runneth forward and back For the strength of the pack is the wolf, And the strength cf the wolf is the pack.' Sincerely y rs, C. B: Frederick iff? J N 4 ttf 444 J. C. Stringer Vice President A, pe .X . 4. H. Chamle 6 President I. J. Freeman Clerk Board of galucation 7 S -HO - Ti A. I. Bennett Member X A. S. Harmon Member 4 gfigll School XA 1, X 7 Q 5, ' lp . , , W m ffl' ' www nf 45-fi . L-+ .-, -gs 0 .W ,tl ' 0, fv QKIWQW : Xi ' vytgix z A -4' ,z -M .. im, ' W5 if- I :mf-f x :,,- .ff A 'Walk-,'3. -ff X-A R U? K Q.. '- .4 - Qmcfe School ' f 4 - ' ' I 4 , A ' k v lrejk 22,?5L:5'.wfd-'Q - -V JP ,, f f , --Y-' V k . V-' M . , f -, '-, if f, , f ' , -V ' j,,:,i,.M: Ani -MXL ' -..,-x '- ,avff ' x WL ' v A MR. JOHN E. PROM High School Principal A. B. Degree East Central College Ada, Okla. M. S. Degree Okla. A. 6 M. Stillwater, Okle. Science and English l year in Heavener Schools MISS WINITRID LANGSTON B. S. Degree in Commerce B. M. Degree in Violin 0. C. V. Chiokasha, Okla. l year in Heavener Schools MR. R. L. STRICKLEN B. S. Degree Southeastern Durant, Okla. Master Degree A. 8: M. Stillwater, Okla. Graduate Work A. J: M, Stillwater, Okla. Diversified Occupations 3 years in Heavener Schools MR. REEDER THORNTON B. S. Degree Alabams Polytechnic Auburn, Alabama Graduate Work-A. de M, Stillwater, Okla. Vocational Agricultu 7th year in Henvener Schools I V ,xi r . MINNIE Y. JOHSTOI B, S. Degree Southeastern Ilxrant, Okla, Ouachita College Arkadelphia, Ark. MRS. BEATRICE SALIJIE B. S. Degree Southeastern Teachers College Ihr:-.nt, Okls. 14 yeers in Heavener Schools MISS LOUISE VAUGHN B. L. Degree Arkansas U. Isyetteville, Ark. Northeastern Tahlequah, Okle. 8 years in Heavener Schools O'7'4A.4,l! ' A I MRS. VIDA NICHOLAS B. S. Degree Tahlequah, Okla. 21 years in Heavener Schools If E' W- MZSLIKK 1 I I I I I r XPr1ncipsJ., Westside School 30 years in Heavener Schools Q' MR. GEORGE STRICKLEN B. S. Degree Southeastern Durant, Okla. A. AM. Stillwater, Okla. Physical Education 1 year in Heavener Schools MRS. LUHETHA H. PINNELL B, S. Degree- O. U. Master Degree- 0. U. Norman, Okls. Home Economics 16 years in Heavener Schools MISS ARNA PAYE DOLPH B. 5. Degree Southeastern Durant, Okle English 1 year in Heavener Schools MR. CARROL G DAVIS A. B, Degree Southeastern Durant, Okla. 1 year in Heavener Schools 'iv- acufty lxx.l4ZJf54-f' If fLf,L1,!fl K ' ff 1 H -is fa 'Q 'Y K-an QQ. -Q MBS. OPAL MONTGOMERY A, B. Degree-S. T. C. Ihrsnt, Okla. Kansas State Teachers College Pittsburg, Kansas Grade Music 12 years in Beavener Schools x I ' . ,-. , Ai! ,ef xt , MISS CES HOECH B. S. Degree Northeastern Tahlequeh, Okla. Eastern Okla. A. 8: M, Willmrton, Okla. 1 year in Heavener Schools MISS BETTY WILLIAMSON B. S. Degree Southeastern Durant, Okls. Christian College Columbia, Missouri 8 years in Heavener MBS. MUNI! SARTAIN B. S. Degree Edmond, Okle.. 0. C, W, Chickashs, Okll. Schools 1 year in Heavener Schools 7HAAJ 772,vzQLay1,d MR. C. B. FREDERICK B. S, Southeastern Durant, Okla. M. A. Okla. A. 8: M. Graduate Work A. A M, Superintendent MRS. VERDIE GOSE B. S. Degree C.M.S.T.C. Warreneburg, Mo. Graduate Work-O. U, Norman, Okla. Mathematica Pep Club Spongor 18 yeare in Heavener MR. G. P. JOHNSON B. S. Degree Southeastern Durant, Okle. Ed. M. Degree O. U. Graduate Work-0. U. Norman, Okla. Science 5 years in Heavener MRS. GLADYS H. BELL Presbyterian College Durant, Okle. B, Me. Degree Graduate Work- O. U. Norman, Okla. Music 9th year in Heavener Schools Schools Schools .fi If S K acuity 5 Qsn . 'S , 1 af? -at MR. BRYAN SMITH B. S, Degree Southeastern Durant, Okle. History Sophmore Spencer Giz'l'e Banker-'ball Coach let year in Heavener Schools at 'tny i wi 5 MISS FRANKIE FAIR Northeastern Teachers College Tahlequah, Okle.. B. S. Degree O. U. Norman, Okla. 6 years in Heavener Schools MISS LIFELL BYRD B, A, Degree Southeastern Darant, Okle. Ed. M, Degree O. U. 1 year in Heavener School MRS. EDITH FRENCH B. S. Degree Southeastern Durant, Okla. 23 years in Heavener B 47, Aa., 7- la. Y A.. l.. A ,. ..Ja 4 Schools I P Wu W51g'l5x 1 I I r nnual Staff ff fl fa li 46 Trontrov:Margie Ganner, activity, Betty Ives, advertisement, Katherine Edge, circulation, Fern Himel, circulation: Second row: Johnnie Lou Patton , advertisement, Willa Raye Cooper, Secretary, Billy Mae Langston, associate editor, Wanda Fern Hook, circulation, Wilma Eskridge, write up Third row: Robert Anderson, sports, Wallace Tucker, snapshots, Thurman Magbee, advertisment, Johnnie Mack Brown, pictures, Jodie Edge, editor 5 1 . .5 Q. . T234 I lt 1 , , . .1 -501118 Edge' Wilma Eskfidge. Wanda Fern Hook, Betty Ives, Mies Langston, Wallace Tucker, ohnni-9 Mack BPOVH- Mr- P1'0Ck. Johnnie Lou Patton, Robert Anderson, Fern Himee, Margie 65511013 Thurman M887-796. K8Yh01'iI10 Edge, Willa Raye Cooper, Billy Mae Langston. il lg: ,aa Ks,- K fu 4 - 7 - Q- ,Turf . 'pf-' 1 3 an :- 'I Clk Q . -P t J . nn- :Mr- mv -o- -v Glenn Johnson residen Band 3-3-4 Shop 2 Military Club 2 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 T, A I, 4 Chief Hobo 3 Basketball 1 Mixed Chorus 1-2 Jodie Edge- Vice President Band l-2-L--4 Military Club 1 Glee Club 1 Student Council 2-4 Annual Staff 4 Mixed Chorus 1 QHlOfS 1 -: f f Q Efigi t i i Elsie Mae Kirby Glee Club 1-2 Office 2 F, H, 0. 1-2 Paper Club 4 Senior Play 4 T. 8 I. 4 3: -Q, ,-r :5 3. .,' . J T. 6 I. 2 'GE' Billy May Langston Secretary-Treasure Valedictorian Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Band 5-4 Chorus 1-2 Lce 4 or Play 3 Play 4 Staff 4 black Diamond 1 Octet 3 Honor Roll l-2-3-4 Fern Himes Selutatorien Library 1-2 Uffizo 4 Glee Club 2 Paper Club 4 Annual Staff 4 Student Council 2 Black Diamond 1 Honor Roll 1-2-3-4 I Wanda Fern Hook Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Band 1-3-4 F, H, 0. 1-3 Annual Stuff 4 Mixed Chorus 1-2 Billy Tait Bell Band 1-2,-3-4 Glee Club 1-2-3 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Track 1 Mixed Chorus 1-2 Military Club 2 Claude Williams Football l-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Track 1 Military Club 2 if ll-y Q99 f? new X ry I i Violet H th Jackson l ,' EJ u5','gg?Tw wr 5 KV- f if ,' A - -., . si 3 5-' x' -E O hal li Mixed Chorus 1-2 Glee Club 1 erllofs Norman Lane Glee Club 1-2 Paper Club 3-4 M1literg1C1ub 2 Junior ay 3 Senior Play Mixed Chorus 1-2 Johnnie Lou Turner Senior Play 4 Basketball Pep Club 1- T, 6, I, 4 Chief Hobo Paper Club Shop Club 2 1-2-3-4 2-3-4 3 4 Betty Jo Ives Band 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 1-2-4 F. H. O. 1-3 Office 3-4 Mixed Chorus 1-2 Paper Club 4 Annual Staff 4 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Student Council 4 1 'Sf' Kathryn Edge Pep Club 1-2-3 F. H. 0. 1-2 Shop Club 2 Library 2 Glee Club 5 Paper Club 3 Annual Staff Jack Brewer F. F. A. 1-2-3-4 Military Club 2 Lorene Gallegley Library 5-4 Margie Freeman Basketball 1-2-3 Pep Club 2 Paper Club 4 T, Q I, 4 4m4'4 38 H:-u- ,gigs ' Jin x psf-fbi I I 1 Dorothy Le May 3 8. Shop Club 1-2 Patsy Rockwell Library 1-2 Pep Club 1-2 Glee Club 1-2-5-4 paper Club 1.4 Physical Education 2 Shop Club 2 Paper Club 4 Basketbml 3 ClQn1OfS 1 f t EEE 1 f f Gene Kuykendall Lawrence Day Band 1 Shop 2 Basketball 4 Military Club 2 Military Club 2 Football 4 ,,,ll L 1 Margie Ganner Glee Club 1-2-3-4 F. H. 0. 1-2,-3 Pep Club l-2-3 Library 2 Paper Club 2-3-4 T. G I. 4 Annual Staff 4 Mixed Chorus l-2 G1r1's Octet 5 w111e Raye Cooper Glee Club 1-2-3 Mixed Chorus 1-2 Paper Club 4 Annual Staff 4 Band l Pep Club 2 Johnnie Helms F. H. C. 1-4 Lynda Harrell Pep Club 1-2-3-4 Paper Club 4 Shop Club 2 Wilma Eskridge Office 2 Paper Club 1-4 Library 3 Annual Staff 4 Senior Play 4 T, A I. 4 G Q U' if LEP' 'D . 81110118 w 1 1 Igggg f Betty Smittle Paper Club 1-4 Glee Club 3 Shop Club 2 T. A I. 4 Mayy Richards Glee Club Library 2-5 Basketball l Student Council 3 Billy Smittle Shop Club 2 Military Club 2 T, 5 I, 4 Wanda Barnes Mixed Chorus 2 Paper Club 4 Glee Club 2 r, Q 9 -'-Q Vera Hines Glee Club 2 Library 3 Office 4 i i Senior Play 4 Student Council 4 Honor Roll l-2-3-4 Lillian Stacy Library 1-2-3-4 Paper Club 3 Thurman Magbee Band l-2-3-4 Military Club 1 Glee Club 1 T. G I. 2 Annual Staff 4 Senior Play 4 Mixed Chorus l Shop 1 J David Sexton Glee Club 1-2 Mixed Chorus 1-2 Military Club 2 T. 5 I, 3 Junior Play 3 Shop Club 2 Melba Dean Dunkin Library 2-4 F H 0 2 Johnnie Lou Patton Paper Club 3-4 Band 3-4 Glee Club 2-3-4 Annual Staff 4 Gir1's Octet 3 Pep Club 2 Dorothy Library 3-4 Basketball 1-2 Pep Club 2-3-4 C PfltOf'S ::ii 71 Robert Anderson Student Coun. 1- Basketball 1 Track 1 Football 2-3-4 Mincary Club 2 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Annual Staff 4 Flack Diamond l Poncr Roll 1-2-4 Imogene Nobles 'k 'k 2-Z-4 Wallace E. THCKCI' Banc 1-2-5-4 Military Club 1 Glee Club 1 Annual Staff 4 Mixed Chorus l T, Q I, Club 1 Senior Play 4 Shop 1 Honor Roll l-3 Inez WEYSOHEYS F H O Donald Williams Shop Club 2 rfilnary 0111. 2 F. F. A, 1 Ruby Jewell Milligan Dramntics 1 Library ?-3-4 on gf inf. Glee Club 1 Pep Club 2 Library 4 - m Eettye Collins Basketball 1-Z Librfry 3-4 Johnnie M, Brcwn Q Band 1-2,-3-4 I Glee Club 1-2 ,,s Mixed Chorus 1-2 xv-A m1na.r,- club 2 Honor Roll 1 Mildred Wilkerson Black DIHEODC 1 glee Club 1-E-3 ftuoenw Council 3 Basketball 1-3 Junlor Ffay 3 pep Club 1-2-3 Senior TJBX 4 Mixed Chorus 1-2 Agnxal Stalf 4 office 3 Qlfmet 1'2 Ca -L 1- . v. V , 5 l QQ lk 1. 43.4 The elevator to success is broken-take the stairs ' 'A' 'A' Glass cgflfifflfg if if 'k In the fall of 1940, as the youth of Heavcner and its vicenlty gathered for another year's labor in the halls of learning, a group of more or less earnest young people handed themselves in an organization to be known for thirty-six weeks as the Freshman Class of 40-41. As our class leader we selected Donald Crawford to the presidency, while the pleasantly ardous task of sponsoring a lively Freshmen class fell to Mr. R.P. Box-en, Ihring the Halloween season we chose Stella Holland as our candidate for Qaeen, and although we weren't able to elect her, we had fun trying. Among the pleasant memories of that year are recorded a wiener roast, and a trip to Cedar Lake, the latter destined to become an annual affair for our class. When another fall had rolled around we had become Sophomores, somewhat fewer in number, but far from diminished in spirit. This time we chose James Vs.:-ner as our president, and believing we should pass the pleasure of close association with our group as far as possible, gave to Mr. C' B. Frederick the honor of becoming our sponsor. Again we failed to elect a Halloween Queen, though the failure could not have been due to the popular- ity of our candidate, Modena Leard. A gymn party, along with Cedar Lake, were our principal entertainments. And then we were Juniors. Some where in High School a class generally manages to choose one of the hardest working teachers to have as a sponsor. This was our year, and Mrs. Gose was ably seconded by another worker, Mrs. Finnell. Though with Betty Blanche Myers as president we did not need two sponsors to keep us under control, that Junior play, Jr. Sr. Banquet, Hobo Day, and so forth just required all the help we could get. with the play, Winning Winnie' and Hobo dey we can say, with pardonable pride, we did all right. You'll have to ask the '43 Seniors about the banquet, but I've heard none of them complain. For our own entertainment, we had Cedar Lake again, and when detty Jo Ives failed to become Halloween Queen, well, it must have been just plain lack of finances among the Junior supporters, At last our year arrived. The fall of '43, and we were Seniors! Quite a few of the original gang had fallen by the wayside, but the rest of us were going strong. This year we wanted the strongest organization we could build as we had a lot to do. Glenn Johnston became our president, and to take no chances, we picked Jodie Edge as V:lce.President. Then Billy Mae Langston as Secretary-treasurer completed our efficient group, Mr. John E. Prock accepted the post of sponsor, and, still taking no chances, we added Mrs. Gose and Mrs. Bell to his staff. They have served us well. Halloween passed end- you guessed it, still no Qmeen, though Johnnie Lou 'Iurner was our candidate. But we got that one back-:f she made a goof Football Qneeng and for good measure when Betty Jo Ives acame Band Qzeen. Our class proved its merit with a dandy Senior play, Corporal -Jeep , and efficient handling of the school paper and annual. Our social season was rounded off with an enjoyable outing at Cedar Lake fegainl on Senior day, and a fine banquet from the Juniors. 'l'hey'ra not so bad, really. In its four years our class has faired well in the field of scholastic attainment, with our share of honors and scholarshipsg and also we kept up our end of the activities of the school. We have been a happy class, and sincerely hope that the rumored presence of High School teachers in Vinita cannot be traced directly to the graduating class of '44, We feel deeply the dept of gratitude which we owe a fine corps of teachers for their labor with us and their sympathy toward us during our High School years. Among that group whom we will always remember are Mrs. Goss, Mrs. Bell, Hrs. Plnnell, Mr. Johnson, Mr. Davis, Mr. Strickland, Mr. Thornton, Mr. Frederick, Mr. Prock, Mr. Smith, and Miss Langston. Our four years of pleasing association has ended, and we answer the call of life as so many members ot our class have already met the call to arms, ready and unafraid, with confidence in God and Country. Let's go! Colors---Blue and White Flower--Red Rose . 444 444 1 ' Q L5:HiX w Q Lyil Q 44,1531 0 QQ lu! ,' vEf::- ' if t g taggi Ti?22! trfL t i' It fqf , fiesr .5 x ,A - ft, Who's Who In The Senior Class Most Popular Boy ------------- - ----------- - ------- Most Popular Girl- ------------- --- ------- ------- - Moat Studious Girl --------- Best Looking Boy ----------- ---- Most Attractive Girl -------- ---------- -------- ---- Cutest Boy ---------------------------------------- Outest G1r1 ---------------- Best All Around Boy --------- --------- ----- ----- --- Best All Around Glrl ------- -Glen Johnson --Johnnie Lou Turner -Mary Richards -Billy Tait Bell -Kathryn Edge -Gene Kuykendall -Margie Freeman -Jodie Edge -Betty Jo Ives -Thruman Magbee Most Polite Boy --------------------- ---- -- ---- -- Most Polite Girl ----------- Neatest Boy----- ------- ---- -Elsie Mae Kirby -----------------------Wallace Tucker Moet Stylish Girl ---------------------------------- Willa Raye Cooper Most Friendly Girl ------------------ --------------- Wilma Eekridge Moat Dignified Girl -------------------------------- Lorene Gallegly Most Likely To Succeed Boy ------------------------- Robert Anderson Most Likely To Succeed Girl ------------------- ----- Billy May Langston Most Dependable Boy ----- -------- ------------------- Norman Lane Most Dependable Girl ------------------------------- Fern Himes Most Intelligent Girl ------------------------------ Vera Himes Shortest Boy- -------------------------------------- Lawrence Day Shortest Girl ---------------------------------- --Bettye Collins Most Talkative Boy ------------------------------- -David Sexton Most Talkative Girl ----------------- -------------- Margie Ganner Quietest Boy ---- ----------------------------------- Billy Smittle Quietest Girl ------ - ---------- - ------------- ----- Most Bashful Girl--- --Johnnie Helms -Wanda Barnes -Cle de Williams Most Athletic Boy ----- -- ------- - ----- --------- ---- Most Athletic Girl --------------------------------- Mildred Wilkerson Laziest Boy ------- --- Giggles Moet --------- ------..--..- ------------------------------Donald Williams -Lynda Harrell Most Carefree G1r1a--------- ---- - ---------- - ------- Lilllan Stacy, Imogene Nobles Beet Natured Boy ---------- -- ----- -------------- ---Jack Brewer Best Natured Girl ----- - ----------- - --------- - ------ Dorothy Ann Davidson Best Singer fBoyJ ------------------- ------- ----- ---John Mack Brown Best Singer CG1rlJ -------------------------- ---- -Johnnie Lou Patton Prettiest Complexion ---------- ---- -------- - ------- Inez Watson Beet Personality ------ --- ---------- - ------- Violet Ruth Jackson Moral Builder ------------------- - ------ - ---------- Melba Dean Duncan Most Emotional ------ - ------------------- -- -------- -Ruby Jewell Milligan Most Reserved Girl----- -------------------------- Betty Smlttle Most Sophisticated- -------------------------------- Dorothy LeMay Most Changeable ---------------- ------- ---- -------- Wanda Fern Hook Vf Most Adventurous ---- - -- ----------------- - -------- Patsy Rockwell I '17, M whcis Q Fwhdfj f ' Q , A ' i t , . ..,..4lZ'. H453 N E 3 -..-WJ,-5936 -. .3 t xnxx is i of ,ir . enior Glass We the Senior Class of the Heavener High School, County of Le Plore, and State of Oklahoma, being of sound mind and in good health. calling to mind the frality and uncertainty of life and being desirlous of settling our worldly affairs while we have the strength to do so, do make and publish this our 1ast will and testament in the presence of competent witnesses, this 24th dmv of Hay, in the year of our Lord, one thousand. nine lnmdred forty-four Ve, desire to leave the articles hereafter enurmerated to the Student Body and Faculty of Heavener High School. First, we will to them the memory of the Senior Class of 1944. May they cherish and hold dear this memory, knowing as they do. that there will never be another class so loyal and as well-liked as the Class of 1944. Second, we leave to the Juniors the ability to raise money and give Jr. Sr. banquets. Our ability to barely get by and our book of excuses of absences and tardles. Third, we will our most cherished desks, each with beautifully hand-carved initials to the Sophomore Class. also any notes, erasers, chewing willed to them too. gum, and bob pins that they might find Fourth, to the Freshman Class we wish to bequeath: Our knowledge and dignity of a full- pledged Senior, hoping that they will profit by our mistakes. Robert Anderson leaves his 'beard' to Paul Ballard Jodie Idge leaves his superior attitude to Bob Lindsey Betty Jo Ives willingly gives her blushee to Jackie Brewer Mary Richards sweetness is wished on Boba Ihmn Dorothy Le May leaves her chewing gum fend 1t's hard to get, to her sister Jo Dean Le May Kathryn Edge leaves her 'Ipana Smile' to Annadell Williams Wanda Barnes leaves her kindness and her secret of being quite to Patsy Black Thurman Val lace Johnnie Johnnie Lou Turner leaves her 'pep' to Dean H111 Megbee leaves his slow motion to Welton Kelly 'maker leaves his nice appearance to J ackle Freeman Mack Brown wills his msic ambition to Hack Hall Jr. Forman Lane leaves his interests in Sophomore girls to Jack Stewart Margie Genner leaves her talented 'gift to gab' to Lyndon Irvin Gene Iuykendall leaves his 'dice' to Boy Lee Callahan Claude Williams leaves his ability to 'get out of trouble' to Jack lhrrq Johnnie Lou Patton wills her 'flirty ways' to Betty Kornbuckle. Donald B. Williams leaves his book learning to the highest bidder. Jack Brewer leaves his ability to play pool to 'Sody' Holcomb. Margie Freeman leaves her interest in Service Boys to Lorene Allinder Lorene Gallegly leaves her knowledge of the H. H. Dorothy Ann Davidson and Bsttye Collins leave their pleasant dispositions to llsry Apple and lllsabeth Johnson. Willa Bays Cooper and Wanda Fern Hook leave their Johnson and Henan Barnes S, library to Evelyn Lane Dell habits of making excuses to Lee Kelba Dean Dunkin leaves her seat on the school bus to Peno Baker David Sexton wills his affectionate attitude for school to lorvell Lewis Glenn Johnson leaves his ability to break dates and get by with it to Kenneth Frederick Billie Mae Langston leaves her stndious attitude to Dorothy Ann Yandlver Wilma lskridge leaves her shorthand notebooks to Fairena Welton Lynda Harrell leaves her 'giggling and ability to Vera Hines wills her solemn dignity to llorma Muse Fern Rimes wills her blonde hair and blue eyes to Ylolet Ruth Jackson and Lillian Stacy leave their and liadene Burns Elsie Mae Kirby leaves her ability to write 'love Rzby Jewell Milligan leaves her interest in H. H. be cheerful' to Bernice Pitman Ola Lee Azlin ' knowledge of bookeeping to Mary Nelson letters' to Martha Ann Hobley S. boys to Wilda Gipson Patsy Rockwell and Imogene Nobles will their habits of saying nothing to Frances Layne Betty Snittle leaves her 'pep' to Dean Hill Lawrence Du leaves his 'sunny disposition to Homer Reese Johnnie Helms leaves neacefullness and gentle attitude to Modena Hays Ines Watson leaves her 'peaches and cream complexion' to Rath Brobst Mildred Wilkerson leaves her knowledge of How to Billy Tait Bell leaves his way with the girl's to get a Man' to Kathleen Hornbuckle Kenneth Harmon In order and to be sure that the above, bequests are carried out we duly appoint Mr. C. B. Frederick, Mr. John E. Prock, and Mrs. Verdie Goss executors of this. our last will and testament. Whereof we this day duly affix our signatures: J Witnesses: ' I Class Rre sident .put I J . Secretary R Name Robert Anderson Jack Brewer Johnnie Mack Brown Lawrence Day Jodie Edge Glenn Johnson Gene Xuykendall Norman Lane Thurman Magbee Billy Smittle Wallace Tucker Claude Williams Donald Williams David Sexton Billy Tait Bell Wanda Barnes Bettye Collins Willa Raye Cooper Dorothy Ann Davidson Melba Dean Dunkin Kathryn Edge Wilma Eskridge Margie Freeman Lorene Gallegly Margie Ganner Lynda Harrell Johnnie Helms Fern Himes Vera Rimes Wanda Fern Hook Betty Jo Ives Violet Ruth Jackson Elsie Mae Kirby Billy Mas Langston Dorothy Le May Ruby Jewell Milligan Imogene Nobles QfLl'OI'S Nickname AML? Injun Paddlefoot Shorty Cuz Rip Kirk Dickie Tyrone Doodle Ace 4'Char1es Atlas Dollar Bill Shadow Gute ' Peggy Bett Cooper Dot Melbe Katie HHPPY Choclate Gal Mussels Linda Lou Jonnle Blondie Fat-So Hooker Joe Ticky Brat Bill Dot Droopy Jewell Gene Johnnie Lou Patton Blimp Mary Richards Chopper Patsy Rockwell Pat Betty Smittle Betsy Lillian Stacy Sally Johnnie Lou Turner Jonnie Inez Watson Curlie Mildred Wilkerson Blondie 1 Q f s -me 'g1'v3:..'f 'i-33 V '- , 5EL25f- . f f f'5 m'-5iE::: ' e t f rx 'l 1 i i i i fjiffaarl I ' '-i::J5! , Il! qglde i t 'HP' N a ' Ambition Forrest Hanger Join the NavyfSee the world, Dentist Navy Doctor Transport Pilot Make a lot of money Raise rabbits To be a millionaire Grocery clerk Engineer Navy A hunter A married man Navy Stenographer Nurse To be a dollar-a-year womans Stenographer Go to business School Anything besides a nuisance To have a home of her own Just to go to college ll ll ll II Il To marry a handsome Sailor To be a Gold Digger Housewife Wants to be a Secretary Home Eco. Teacher Secretary Csit Dietitian on her bosses kneel Marry an ex-Soldier , Beauty Operator Foreign Correspondent Telephone Operator To be the wife of an Air Cadet To go to Southeastern College Marry a Sailor and have 12 kids To major in Education A farmers wife Typist Stenographer To be an Army Nurse To be a Stenographer Housewife IF' A! f 5 Ng gal! kit ig' y ' s 3, .fi x by f fl 'N' A - U M I fl,f f T T TO OUR BOYS IN SERVICE To those who are vallantly defending our country in order that the stars and stripes may wave over a land free from tyranny, we pay tribute, A few years ago these boys were like us, carefree students going forth into the world. These are the boys who would have been in school but now they are scattered far from home, grimly fighting the battle which means so much to us. As the Wolf goes to press, the following list of boys in service is the most complete obtainable at the moment: Stanley Cruthirds Billy Harold Addison Dale Cram Jimmy Murray Billy Tait Bell Bill Balea Claude Williams Pete Meeh Lawrence Day Benny Pilkington Bobty Anderson Nell Ashby Ivan ward James Boyd J, D, Angel Charles Townley Weldon Johnston Jodie Edge David Fields Charles Breyman Gene Jackson Charles Terry Harold Oliver Le Roy Williams Bill Little Billy Austin Joe Brown Junior French Jack Hamer Bob Howard Kenneth Edge Melborn Barnes Floyce Barnes Ted Brobst Roy Widmar Tony Walkup fs. Q C F7425 2214- sm . ff ' E: KQQ. , 1' V .f f - l rf, 1. ,.-'li' '-0' - Nadean Burns I 'o Aim L13 .,- 1 f ,ix Donna Woods ,. ,... ,U .sg , 1 1 Q 4-- mpera v 'x v '1 'i 'A Uri, , i. ldnry Lgnos Nelson 430 Billy Harold Addi non Blanche Merchant H '. QQ: Uflt.OI'S fy .rv Q Mack Hall Hubert Womack Pete Meeh 'VU .75 w Virginia Morgan ,V 6 B111 Smith Lyndon Irvin 4 tix.: -., Billy Austin President v ..r 0 5 N I I! X Norvell Levis Bgb Lmdggy Q8 gb 'in ,-Q ?-f.,1'f V Ola Lee M1111 Billy Hockvbll Joyce Parker umors ,, a ,S 41 K W' -Q + Secretary -5 .4 I7 '. , I 5 ll Frances Layne Fred Woolwerd l Vice-President I 'av JB-Ck SWWH-ft Tomy Joe Robinson Bobbie Dean Gipaon - In 1 J 1 5' 1,3 fu- Y A qv V L-I, 'Cx N, 'A h H I 1 4 . W , ' J, ..r- A- Dean H111 Elizabeth Johnson Welton Kelly 'F .' 5 X ,Wx J S x L o -.L..A ' Volney Watson Patsy H1511 Kenneth Frederick Bernice Pitman Paul Bullard 9 5 Q 1 A fFgd3g,'S , Le NL Lu,-a King Homer Reese Ngrgg Stripling Stanley Cruthirda Donald Holcomb enior Sway . ' Ol'pOlYl gear? Norman Lane, Glen Johnson, Thurman Magbee, Johnnie Lou Turner, Johnnie Mack Brown, Wilma Eskridge, Billy May Iengsta1, Robert Anderson, Wallace Tucker, Vera Himes, Betty Ives, Elsie Mae Kirby. K Uftl.OI' mlflg f eac g 17106 Q CZITH eniiff 1' W! vi ' KA R A ll X A. o J V I I llll' li 1 if mst, Front row: Billy Austin, Bob Lindsey, Paul Bullard. Fred Woolard L Second row: Elizabeth Johnson, Bernice Pitman, Norma Siripling. Mary Nelson: Frances an' Not. present: Fairena Welton QQEQTWAF QQEQQK? ll 9 . ,-...iv FIRST ROWg L to R: Annabel Garnett, Finie Haskins, Betty Jo Ives Madelyn Sartaln, Betty Hornbuckle, Joan Hopkins, Marie Goodwin, Elizabeth McCoy. SECOND ROW: Jo Dean LeMay, Reba Dunn, Phyllis Edge, Lola Duncan, Betty Jean Stringer. THIRD ROW: D'01us Cox, Faynelle Thornton, Joan Knecht, Betty Jo Loucks, Louise Elliff, Joyce Wise, Billy June Trent. FOURTH ROW: Johnnie Lou Patton, Billy May Langston, Wanda Fern Hook, Jessie Young, Blanche Merchant, Paula Fawn Russell, Martha Ann Mobley. President ------- --- ---Betty Jo Ives V106 PPGS- ---- -------- Johnnie Lou Patton Secretary ------ ---Billy Mgy Lgnggtgn Treasurer Librarians ---- -- -- ---Wanda Fern Hook Anne Mobley Parlianmntarian ---- ----Joan Knecht ---- ---- ---Reba Dunn I CHIC! ,QT+1'iff uam.4m-,,3nM VAA. ,, Liwy. V,5j , g , ff ' 1 t fd at 5L'w1f?.:,. gn-en'-4. M , -41 'wi -'vi'1.!, :3. f , M ' f m ,fffi?f'f 1'7.lfT AQ Q , .1:.'. i', -Aj ,-1 L-V h g ,A i - -.g.. '5 ' D -1 . L , Cf-j 2 ' ' 4 f ' ' D B e --- ' :- - ',,, 1- K Q, oh S I R FIRST ROW: L to R: Jerry Gear, Wanda Fern Hook, Annedell Williams, Betty Jo Ives, Wallace Tucker, Jaoquelyh Brewer, SECOND ROW: Billy Magbee, Truett Womack, Billy Woodward, Harrell Meeh, R. L. Leard, Annabel Garnett, Neal Little, Jodie Edge, Billie June Trent, Elizabeth Johnson, Bob Tate, Louise Elliff, Thurman Magbee, Johnnie Mack B own, THIRD ROW: Dan Fioroni, Ella Jo Elliff, Bobble Harrell, lodeana Hayes, Glen Johnson, Howard Apple, C. W. Kirby, Homer Reese, Wayne Dehart, Josephine Richards, Hubert Womack, Jackie Freeman, Ramon Bennett, Kenneth Harmon, Billy Austin. FOURTH ROW: Finls Haskins, Doris Lane, Faynelle Thornton, Dorothy Ann Vandiver, Mildred Wilkerson, Norma Strlpling, Billy May Langston, Johnnie Lou Patton, Reba Dunn, Evelyn Lane, Anne Mobley, Betty Hornbuckle, Kathleen Hornbuckle. ue X wand Qfnlcefs FIRST ROW: L to R: Billy May Langston, Annedoll Williams, Bhffy Ives SECOND ROW: Johnnie Mack Brown, Jodie Edge, Glenn Johnson. ii'bl b4ff'xHj rgww I . I I 1 , ' . ' I 'vnu 4- X 1 V Mn. .r.n. B911 1 Band Director ,f' IW 'K bug FIRST ROW: Annedell Williams ------ Drum Major. SECOND ROW: L to Rx Doris Lane, Finis Haskins. THIRD ROW: Kathleen Hornbuckle, Anne Mobley, Betty Hornbuckle, Faynelle Thornton. Band QUQQH I ff 3 X Cgdootbafl Queen i wr V' 47 x S1 62 ueen S Cl n t tenciuz t s O3 001651 fig , 'Q X ., 'Y J' ff 0 . , ' I - f Qs H ,T- SF. 5 Bil4y H. Addison, Lorena Allinder, Robert Anderson, Kathryn Edge, Claude Williams, Johnny L. Turner, Stanley Cruthirds, Betty Hornbuckle. mam! ,-f ' QQ' , I Q5 Pete Meeh, Kathleen Hornbuckle Jodie Edge, Annedell Williams, Betty fves, Glen Johnson 1. 3 'r'- f . Af' fc ,, OEQIES2 45? f 1 4 -11 flgfll Cgiaotbafl ?g5?k! - A 1 xi g fa f '2f- 0 ...C 1 gg , fa , 'P' if ., AK George Stricklen 91 i i' 2 XX SCHIDULI Heavener O --------------Mansfield ------------- 37 Heavener O - ----- -- ----- Hartshorne -- -- ------- 0 Heevener 19 ---- ----- ----- Eaileyville --- ----- 0 Heaveuer 19 -- ------ ----- Yan Buren - ----- ---- 6 Heavener 7 - ----- ----- Wilburton --- ---- 13 Hoevener 28 ----- ----- Sallisaw ---- O Heavener O - ----- ----Stigler --- ---- 40 Heavener O - ----- ----- Potean -k-- ------ 47 Q.-fd 1' ' 6' f ,,x Sunil 5 a 1 '- jQdu , Q-eg, IWW f -rv, 'ul ,su CVR e Charley Taylor Wolves' No.1 ran Z- , Gene Jackson Kenneth Harmon Ai. ii t, ,L,., , ,ir - Claude Williams Robert Anderson Kenneth Frede rick .ki fx , x X fe x Lx 1,1 Harley Baker I. T Malvern Hemere dv ff Sherman Rimes Donald Sexton Jack Murray Jack Stewart Ted Brobst 'fx L4 g:t2fJ11ir Q' , ax K 3? , e. A 'Z Pat Anderson Roy Lee Callahan 4 l D95Hld R87 H01C0mb Herman Barnes JZ ,' r B111 Bale: Billy Harold Addison Stanley Cmthnds Homer Reese Gene Kuylcendall 1 3 ILE, fy 4 I . Q1 f - Q4 'F L' ' Yr ,, ' 51 , lf , , A Junior su-ipling Harold Dean Costelov Welton Kelly an - -' ' S 11!EIi ai Y i' 4-Q Q Dem H111 Norvell Lewis C, L. Allin Billy Rockwell ff K4 nf ,E N gag School Qasketoall ,Lv 4-of -L1 '. .,Y.... 'ff 3 I 353 Ev' 'Y ,LA , ...Ay COACH: Mr.Sm1th FIRST ROW: L to Rx Knualeen Hornbuckle, Evelyn Wade, Betty Underwood, Mildred Williams, Dorothy Bain. SECOND ROW: Mr. Smith, Patricia Perry, Ola Lea Azlin, Fairena Welton, Johnnie Lou Turner, Verlon McClain, Helen Turner. x -nw'-'1 Q 3. NI '-I4 --an COACH: George Stricklen FIRST ROW: L to Rx Gene Kuykendall, Dean Hill, Welton Kelley. Harley Baker, Pat Anderson. SECOND ROW: Kenneth Harmon, Paul Bullard, Gerald Caughorn, L. G. Wllbanks. QSjOf9lLOI7'lOI'QS y ass 69116596 Kenneth Harmon .... ------- ..,, -,president Evelyn Lan9 ' ----Vide-President Kathleen Hornbuckle -... ...,. -,5eCretEry ' all i 7. . Ll A. 'Q'-si 0 FIRST ROW: L to R: Kenneth Harmon, Ezra Germany, A. R. Duncan, B. M. Stevens, Lindy Elder, W. 0. Elliff. SECOND ROW: Harley Baker, Jerry Gear, Gerald Caughern, Billy Jack Stacy, L. G. Wllbanks, Jackie Freeman, Billy Magbee, Pat Lowery, Billy Upchurch, Merle Janway, Donald Sexton. THIRD ROW: Dorothy Williamson, Patricia Perry, Verlon McClain, Arilla Calhoun, Emma Ruth Queen, Marydel Apple, Ida Bell Steelman, Bobbie Dollins, Reba Dunn, Lorene Allinder, Ruth Brobst, Kathleen Hornbuckle, Jo Dean LeMay, Mr.Sm1th. FOURTH ROW: Betty Williams, Madelyn Sartian, Dorothy Germany, Lorena Vinson, Evelyn Lane, Edna Gene Smith, Emma Gene Henmree, Mildred Story, Anne Mobley, Dorothy Ann Vandlver, Jacquelyn Brewer, Josephine Richards, Annedell Williams, Mildred Williams. v 67,-eshmen 81088 Qfhlcers -President -Vice President Joan Hopkins -- Harold Meeh ---- Jimmie Meeh ---- Joe Barnes ---- -Reporter . i. -Secretary and Treasurer 07' s-. YO' J , s . . -a. 4.3, JF' . if-M.-4 'reall - '- if ' N- 4. . JG- -JA-n f ,aa. I ,t'+,,f .N , W , L, - . pg, Qb ,I U R: Scott Sel Herbert Dey, Barnes, Curt Dehart, Jame Johnston, Wi FIRST ROW: I to Marshall Frost, Little, Clifton Robinson, Wayne SECOND ROW: Sam ph, Bill Anderson, Buddy Johnston, Clinton Phipps, Oren Brewer, Oren is Kelley, A. R. Duncan, Gillan Dean s Reeves. lliam Magness, Clifford Coltin, Pat Anderson, Bill Woodward, Jimmy Meeh, Sherman Himes, Lemuel Albritton, M. C. Duncan, B11 Merchant,'Floyd Oliver, Ben THIRD ROW: Harrell Mesh, Mis Cranfield, Vada Lou Dowell, McCam1sh, Josephine Janway, Ruth Campbell, Hazel Lynch, Christine Fbrehand, Imogene FOURTH ROW: Pauline Baxter, D'Olus Cox, Betty Hornbuckle Moody, Evelyn Wade, Imogene FIFTH ROW: Phyllis Edge, Joa Gipson, Jessie Young, Marie ly Jack Pugh, Donald Spoon, Tom Layne, R. C. Barnes s Dolph, Dewey Faye Collins, Alene Janice Davenport, Royal Moore, Lillie Betty Iou Williamson, Willa Jean Roop, Juanita Billings, Betty Underwood, Shearer, Estelle Harrell Lou Fern Scantling, Velma Scantling, , Dorothy Bain, Joan Hopkins, Addicay Looper, Lee Johnson. n Knecht, Betty Jo Loucks, Wilda Goodwin. Lola Duncan, Sara Jane Iedbetter Student! W' B X p ww ' N Cllllllft ,gn , .. ,U -'-np..4- I J FIRST ROW: L to R: Doris Lane, Dan Floroni, Catherine Rockwell, 'I Sara Jane Ledbetter. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Gose, Frances Layne, Betty Ives, Neal Little, -f JZZZZ THIRD ROI: Mr. Prock, Lemuel Albritton, Vera Himee, Jacquelyn ' Brewer. , 57 FOURTH ROW: Jodie Edge, Robert Anderson, Homer Reese. LE, 5 .if ft ff 1 ll' J x an pi E 6 Qfjqce fe Staff All 4 1-f I, W A M Qi l I 1 'K ?7cQ'.1,m '-'ling' 'un ill HJ FIRST ROW: L to Rs Fern Himes, Juanita Hembree, Annedell Williams, Betty Jo Ives, Mary Nelson. SECOND ROW: Vera Himee, Dorothy Ann Vandiver, Billy May Langston, Jacquelyn n ewer, Elizabeth Johnson. n Clf96?f CEYML FIRST ROW: L to R: Harold Costelow, Art Editorg Johnnie Lou Turner, Sports Editorg Miss Langston, Sponeerg Dorothy LeMay, Chucklesg Johnnie Lou Patton, Business Managerg Wanda Barnes. SECOND ROW: Patsy Rockwellg Margie Freeman, West Side Reporter, Betty Jo Ives, Editor-in chiefg Evelyn Lane, Art Editor, Wilma Eskridge, Assistant Editor: Dorothy Ann Davidson, Senior Biographies: Willa Raye Cooperg Margie Ganner, Campus Gossipg Fern Hines. I ollgfafy I Sta l 3 g5ESTB52:gth to R: Lorena Allinder, Kathleen Hornbuckle, SECOND ROW: Melba Duncan Billie Jean Tolbert B tn c 1 Lorena Gallegly, Bobbie Dollina, Virginia Morgan? ye ol ins' THIRD ROW: Ruby Jewel Milligan, Evelyn Lane, Mr. Davis, Joyce Parker, Billy Upchurch, Lillian Stacy, Nadean Burns, Donna Woods. 6 s L to Rs Tommy Joe Robinson Jack Stewart Jack B e er Gerald Caughern, Volney Whtson, Ezra Gernsny. r W ' 79'-f GMBH FIRST ROW: L to Rs Marshall Frost, Curtis Kelley, A. R. Duncan, Herbert Day, Billy Powers, Oren B ewer, B. M. Stevens. SECOND ROW: Clifford Colten, Estelle Harrell, Tommy Joe Robinson, Lemuel Albritton, Jack Stewart, Jack Brewer, Gerald Caughern, Volney Watson, Ezra Germany, Charlie Day, Mr. Thornton. THIRD ROW: Sherman Himsa, R. C. Barnes, Billy Jack Pugh, Ben Layne, M. C. Duncan, Sam Johnston, Clinton Phippes. SSURTH ROW: Jerry Gear, Hubert Womack, L. G. lilbankl, William guess. OHM? Il 2QfS H Q 5 5 41 Sl- 1 FIRST ROW: L to R: Jo Dean LeMay, Sara Jane Ledbetter, k Hazel Lynch. Reba Dunn, Donna Woods, Betty Jo Louc a, SECOND ROW: Evelyn Lane, Nadean Burns, Virginia Morgpn, C lhoun Marydel Apple, Arills s . Norma Stripling, Joyce Parke THIRD ROW: Betty Williams, Elizabeth Johnson, Modeana Hayes, Wilde Gipson. u nz mu bl R Y U NI I I N TT RY PKLPXIK' 4N 5 N YQ K.nfU1Ill,N2y WC - -- CZIZJ xg FIRST ROW: L to R: Mildred Wilkerson, Lynda Harrell Margie Freeman, Elsie Mae Kirby. SECOND ROW: Betty Smittle, Wilma Eskridge, Johnnie Lou Turner, THIRD ROW: Mr- Stricklen, Norman lane, Billy Smittle, Glenn Johnson, Thurman Magbee, Paul Bulla d. M, G, Angel, Truett Womack, Lewis Brown, Joe Chitwood, Joe Clerk, Billy Clerk, Lindth Finnell, Alan Rogers, Melvin Daniele, Jerry Sexton, Marvin Daniela, Billy PM-1P0tt. We D ,Nw M, ,X Cglzop me oi ff ,K vnu W, XXX ' Kf, ,.,--.jf 'fl ,msx-ws , auto 7779 ell an ics L to Rx Homer Reese, Robert Anderson, Hubert Womack, Mr. Cobb, Billy Austin, Theo Eskridge. x 'ff 'gift N' WN -i L TO R: Billy Austin, Robert Anderson, Hubert Womack. J f f , J NND A PB y ep GM FI'0I1t r0w:'Betty Hornbuckle, Patsy Sue Grubb, Lorene Allinder Standing: nuth Brobst FIRST BOY: L to B.: Juanita I-Iembree, Betty Jean Stringer, Lole. Ihmcan, Lorene Allinder-Cheer Leader, Betty Hornbuckle- Cheer Leader, mth Brobst-Cheer Leader, Jo Dean LeMe.y, Ida Bell Steelman, Billie Lou Brownlee. SECOND ROW: Mr. Smith-Sponsor, Joyce Wise, Helen Miller, Dorothy LeMgy, Johnnie Lou Turner, Bobbie Dollins, Patsy Black-President, Lyndon Irvin-Vice President, Marydel Apple, Villa Mae Williams, Betty Williams, Mildred Story, Mrs. Gese- Spenser. 5819 ml 'ian G it Q 7 CQIIQS' x'i'IW+-J wwf-WW W uf.- .W :-'i 'ai ' Y- fgf' 4 ,j . f ,., f '1.! 1-ff, T! ML. - E, 3 A' 'u 'x -fu 0 we-I WllhlllllllllllfilllllllllllilllllllIllllllllllllllllillllllll H GA mmmmnrmmmmwunuumumnmuuw' 'illlmlllllllllllllllllllllllllhllilll Q61 V908 I' LU' C 9-S' murlmmlrmmlurnluuuw' dug . 'Ns rl ...........- ,.4s-- ,.,.. --. FIRST CHRISTIAN FIRST BAPTIST wifi PRESBYTERIAI - is 1 W.,-H ,Il . I.., M ,V FIRST METHODI ST --A .lf ' A-W, A rw 'u..r!'5 - NAZARE-NE ASSEMBLY OF GOD W.: ,ell I 1.Unhappy loosers 2.Day Dreamers 3.Keeping warm 4.Chain gang 5.Dai1y exercise 6.Romeo G: Juliet '7.Leap Year 8. Man shortage 9.Busy day lO.Invaders l1.Happy friendship. GomicS .thu A f N ' . ww . , I x 0:11953 Z X . 0' ' f' 0,40 A 0 5 .50 C,-.1 ' - sf D' 4511.0 an 9 Qvdawff ,V . E Hi Igchf lx x ' 4----.J ' ' K V ' Q17 -, Q me 'r:xAs fj L RABBIT DRIVE Q ' , ' conmiiisumei in 7 2' 2 41 roauaourmi ' X -, Z mms N A If 2 1 3, 4-. Q, 1 1 4' Y 1 if ,,v, x I all A R 6 1 XQ ' r N' g'5+x,f,- 1 ig Q W F h l 1 V I .-'Zo ,' . '- . , Ar ,, I X gm VA '94 XX ,. f iq NA W! 4, z my K XX , , rl Q X 3,J,,,g, ff + U w 1. f ' fff i1 : XX L ' ff f 5 ' ' Y- X W f-' N 422 K , I X 44 ? 4 A , Ni ff X Q! iff 'iff' X-43 Nl' x . 1.Katy didn't 2,W1shing 3.Sunday off 4.Mou.ntain explorers 5.Gas club 6.-Tust hanging 7.B8811t1h.11 dog 8.Gas shortage 9.Happy go lucky 1O.Depax-ting seniors 1l.Cold meal 12.-Iust Clela 13,Defense 14.Snow lovers 15.Pa1s 16.Knee deep 17.Aunt Minnie 18.Marooned 19.Bas.ket ball players 2O.Water on the brain JWQX 1.. -iv P' 8th gm e - 96 . 4 1 T. C. Add1son--- -------- --President Bonny Little ---- ---Vice President Roberta B1shop--- ------- Secretary , --4 .---qu--g FIRST ROW: L to R: Jerry Sexton, Alan Rogers, Freeman Robinso Lewis Brown, Melvin Daniels, Billy Philpot, Billy Clark, Floyd Widmar, Dan Fioroni, Perry Peden, Bobby Little, Joe Clark SECOND ROW: C. W. Kirby, Ilndeth Pinnell, Claude lrvin, Billy Joe Young, Billy Cruse, M. C. Angel, Junior Stripling, Herman Barnes, Roy Lee Calahan, Harold Costelow, Jack Murray, Ronald Maggard. THIRD ROW: Truett Womack, Elizabeth McCoy, Lillian Eckhardt, Paula Fawn Russell, Catherine Rockwell, Faynelle Thornton, Luiebell Broyles, Earnestine Cagle, Finis Haskins, Annabel Garnett, Roberta Bishop. FOURTH ROWS Billie Jean Flint, Bernice R ckaby, Helen Miller, Joyce Wise, Shirley Angel, Loretta Stripling, Naomi Kelley, Marvin Daniels, Billy Haggard, Johnnie Breyman FIFTH ROW: Irma Billings, Wanda Smith, Louise Elliff, Betty windham, Helen June Bandy, Billie June Trent, Betty Jean String George Strioklen. no er, ,, i L lb , 7fll Qracle Juanita Hembree ------- --- President B05 Tate-' ------- --------- Vice President Marjorie John Stevenson - Secretary i Bobby Lee Harold ----- ---- Treasurer - ..--.1--. FIHST hOWz L to Rz Malvern Hamer, Donald Smittle, william Milligan, Ramon Bennett, Alvin Sexton, hamon Lowe, Jim Cagle, Howard Apple, Jimmy Stinson. SECOND ROW: Bobbie Harrell, Hugh Allstat, Herbert Howard, Burley Sizemore, Veachel linvllle, H. L. Leard, Pat Hornbuckle, Pete O'Neal, Clifford Queen, Bob Tate. THIRD HOW: Willa Mae williams, Jack Smith, Dan Lynch, Maurice Hopkins, Katie Alice Marsh, Mildred Dollins, Betty June Pugh, Betty Parker, Wilma Churchill, Mrs. Gose, Mrs. Bell. FOURTH ROW: Harolyn Sartain, Clara Benton, Billie Lou Brownlee, Juanita Hembree, Dorothy Cagle, Ruby Woffard, Connie Walkup. FIFTH ROW: Jane Martin, Doris Lane, Marjorie Stephenson, Lola Duncan, Mary Condley, Reba Dean Taylor, Lena Mae Benton, Eugene Jackson. unior gfiglz ..ia-wmvivfsi Y' K ,Q- M1 -N.5mXwwd1L...an.axAnI-m4 wk- v -F Q4 4, ' COACH: ------- --Hr. Smith FIRST ROW: L to R: Earnestine Cagle, Roberta Bishop, Irma Billings, Shirley Angel, Luiebell Broyles, Wanda Smith, Billie June Trent, Betty Jean Stringer. SECOND ROW: MT. Smith, Helen Miller, Helen June Bandy, Loretta Stripling, Catherhe Rockwell, Paula Fawn Russell, Annabel Garnett. 1 co bp U X '-.I COACH: --------- George Stricklen FIRST ROW: L to R: Ronald Maggard, Billy Maggard Johnnie Breyman, M.C.Angel. SECOND ROW: Roy Lee Calahan, Jack Murray, Junior Stripling, Alan Rogers, Melvin Daniels, Harold Costelow. -2 X. ' is O JIYIC 0 waniowwmii one 'J in .,waunf FIRST ROW: L to R: Eddie Gene Blackwell, Glen Newcomer, gggggg gall, Charles Woffard. 2 Carrie Jo Garnett Harold H- J R b Austin, Ray Thomas, Dow Dozler. aygs' 6 8 Sue ,Q l,H'LlOI' GHC! we-vp . 1. K' 'N V ll First Row L. to R. Nettie Hendricks, Peggy Stinson, Vera Russell, June Sexton Wanda Merchant Billie Brown Second Row Barbara Rockwell, Wanda Qhomas, Doris Shepard, Jana Sharpe, Earlene Lockhart, Georgia Southerland, Mabel Evans Third Row Phyllis Harrell, Edra Nelson, Ruby Leard, Jimmie Carter, Betty Lewis, Mannie King, Vera Milligan, Billie Chamlee, Patsy Hively, Flora DuVa1, Opal Montgomery Fourth Row Eugene Roberts, Billy Bandy, Paul Walkup, Clifford Steelman, John Patton. Ronald Murphree, Donald Edge, James Dickerson Fifth How Dudley Winston, Finas Steelman, Clifford Mathews, Ray Thomas, Sammy Montgomery, Millard Snell, John Little, Jack Cosby , . fl-. ..- i 45 I sig, .sl A' 4 l 1 . NUM, .,,,. 'fn' 'f' 544' is' un . , . A First Row L. to R. Billy Ray Cagle, L. D. Dehart, Edwin Spears, John H. Clark, George Alstatt, Bobby Joe Lile, Bill Brobst. Second Row L. to R. Jackie Meeh, Samuw Lile, Johnnie Prather, J. W. Muse, Jackie 0. Davis, Jimmie Woolard, Eugene Snell, Lesley Woodral. Third Row L. to B. Bobbie Jean Billings, Betty King, Barbara Louise Brown, Gloria Sue McCoy, Freda Gras Addison, Wane Ann Cruthirds, Phyllis June Roberts, Betty Jo Wright, Johnnie Sue Roberts, Miss Mary F. Hoech. Fourth Row L. to R. Phyllis Turner, Tresia Mae Frost, Gladys Mae Prather, Jane Louise Brown, Cary Jo Garnett, Connie Jo Drake, Hatha Jean Brand, Charlene Prince. Fifth Row L. to R. Baba Sue Austin, Patsy Ruth Bearden, Clarence Mathis, Hugh Allen Apple, Glen Scantling, Martha Z. Hendrix, Lillian Faye Scott, I Qfll.dQ R O U n J- f 'MHZ Q '...o,:,g v,-. .0 Q .JRQJEP First Row L. to R. Harold Lewis, Jackie Harrell, Ervin Windham, M. C. Griffith, Charles Lee Tomlin, Bobbie Lee Cagle, Jimmie Queen, Dow Dozier, Charles Mitchell. Second Bow L. to R. Miss Louise Vaughn, Rostell Childers, Bobbie Dollar, Muriel Lowe, Carol Ann Sallee, Jimmie Charlee Gipson, Carolyn Sue Rogers, Wanda June Prather, Atha Mae Mathews, Hope Langston, Betty'Ann Mathis, Lola Gene Caileff, Mrs. Minnie Sartain. Third Bow L. to R. Charles WaynelBr0Wn, Leonard'Scant1ing, Harold Hayes, Betty Lou Prather, Noka Dean Spears, Goldie Faye Huckaby, Gary Carr, Hartwell Duncan, Jerry Hornbuckle, Orval Lee Green, Raymond Cagle, Warren Dean Caileff, Henry Mathis, Winnie Milligan. Fourth Row L. to R. Jimmie Faye Benton, Gladys Churchill, Peggy Joan Leard, Martha Pearl Harmon, Ola Kelm, Iona Faye Taylor, Bobby Jo Philpott, Pattie Bennett, Una Carolyn Cooper, Albert McKay, Edward Wright, Glen Hembree. 1 1 QITICJQS 'A A ' --+ lame First Row L. to H. Galatha Terry, Vilma Prince, Anna Ruth Johnson, George Apple, Billy Lynch, Billy Mack Robinson, Diane Stewart. Second Row L. to R. Delora Lockhart, Derrell Murphee, Betty Jo Finnell, Lola Clerk. Third Bow L. to B. Phillip Freeman, Elizabeth Green, Barbara Mitchell, Don Mattison Eunice Merchant, Wendell Little, Harold Billings, Charles Wofford, Donald Duncan, Edgar Scantling, Charles Ferguson. Fourth Row L. to R. Peggy Sue Allstatt, Jimmie Perdue, Maude Cragar, Bobbie Faye Herdlow, Janice Anderson, Albert Ernest Hall, Nola Merchant, Harold Kelley, Henry Raine Wilburn Hoover, Billy Carl Highfill, Eddie Gene Blackwell. Mrs. Nicholas f QW! gint Ro' L' to H- Richard Bishop. M1118 Clark, Minnie Pearl Hawes, Charles Jenkins, e1'1'Y Fielder. RG? Murray, Donny Howard, Othie Sharpe, Tommy Bryant Thresa Wright Miss Byrd. ' ' :ecfmd Ro' L' to R- E113 JO Bybllfll. I-Hveughn Tigner, Joyce Martin, Josephine Lynch, Tg:1na Watkins, Oletha Breyman, Marilyn Preddy, Margaret Gear, Dolly Xelm' Bryan smith Evargtsiglg' WD?-1 Jim Ballliock. R0'1l:ert Prather, Junior Dickerson, Glen Edward Cagle, UG. r s ean ummer, rank Fu e , Da id N 1 I Hall. Gene Duval. P8 son v ea reeman, Gene Raymond . ,n . Lflh, tid 1?:QSP- erik tblvm , jojkx IYIC 8.5 First Row L. to B, Kay Stewart, Richard Brown, Shirley Bain, Robert Alan Stratton, Sue Carolyn Mech, Larry Odom, Phyllis Monk, Sylvia Ann Ledbetter, Jimmie Emmert, Howard Mathis. Second Row L. to R. Jerry Harrell, Betty Jo Thornton, Cecile Frederick, Billie June Davie, Harvey Lee Carter, David Memh, Dickie Roberts, Floyd D. Cartwright, Patricia Muse. Third Row L. to A. Billie Clerk, Milburn Shadwick, James Arthur Widmar, Freda Mae Tomlin, Catherine Harrie, Darlene Apple, Marlene Williams, Betty Ann Lynn. Fourth Row L. to R. Floyd Whiteon, Mre. Beatrice Sallee, Charles Hendrix. l..,r-ff NM 1, n . r, pe Q. V' J' v '99 J A --1 ,, 'S ' First Row L. to R. Mary Alice Stinson, Freda Stinson, Coleen Childers, Betty Jackson. Sharon Wilse, Reta Lowe, Lucille McKay, Bonnie Huckaby, Leona Lowe, Norma Jean Lakin. Wyona Lowe, Billie Dell Gregory. Second Row L. to H. Jessie Lee Broyles, Troy Wright Jimmie Black, Joan Brown. Marvin Rockman, Johnie Johnson, Earl Milligan, Gary bon Hunt, William Nelson. Mies Fair- Third Roh L. to R. Billy Dodd King, Lonzo Hughes, Leon Woodrel, Doris Harmon. Donald Cagle, Billy Leon Holliday. gifs! A F . , ,gs ,Sync as . , ,Cf First Row L. to H. Inella Linville, Estelle Price, Frances Meeh. Eunice Shadwickv Bill Dean Brown, Patricia Ann Wetz, Larry Joe Hall, Marlene DeHart. Donald Wayne Snell- Bobby Ruth Miller, Miss Betty Williamson. Second Row L. to R, Sonja Jaye Robinson, Lois Prather, Patsy Clubb, Albirdie Green. Howard Kelm, J. B. Lynn, Donald Hay Stricklen, Golda Harm0H. Darrell Williams. Donald Gene Ferguson. Third Row L. to R, Genevieve Duncan, Paula Fawn Duncan, Mildred Webster. David COOPQT- Harry Dollins, Charles Pair, Allen Merchant, Laveene Hoover. Meryle Council- ...-Q, First Row L. to R. James Dollins, Emma Lewis, Delbert Pinnell, Haskel Dedmon, Sylvia Grubb , Raymond Whiaen, Don Sanders, Second Row Vernon Coleiron, Martha Cartwright, Eugene Jones, Hillie Mae Gregory, Lora Ellen Highfill, Willa Prather, Wanda Spears, David Self, Eldred Coker,Gene Owens Third Row Geo. Thomas Apple, Howard Taylor, James Jinkine, Fair Dean King, Cicil Johnson, Ronald Hopkins, Tom Joe Hughes, George Raines, Mrs. Edith French m,ffP 9 n A 3. -Q EQ 05 Qi .I 3 I k 5 Wa lloweefg i gfing Queen Bet ey mm Machu , if af' W? Queen Patsy Ruth Black King Kenneth F ederick O 0, 'W' :,:,' J funn... - ' , ' H45 H flag .10 :Q 7 A Maryle Council . - -v 'h-Q . 5 ' ' . A ' k. Wanda Sue Spears 1? all A lv 'A -1 Nobie Sue Terry We pledge our continued efforts to the satisfaction of essential needs of the home front YIIUNG MERCANTILE CIIMPANY bg 9g.ue.s.z.,..,,.,,w'u,fs..wf.ez1ff...,,,,1 H., Hardware -:- Feed -:- Meats -:- Groceries ALWAYS DEMAND A vw amz amd cal! ad SUPREME A Anytime When you have pack g t iq! 'qu 'BMJMY Guan send, we 11 p k th p ght your d th t t h g lleavener Bakery d dl th D PHY d f ly y h J t ph 73 i' CONGRATULATIONS 'A' SENIOR CLASS RAILWAY EXPRESS OF 1944 W. T. MAGBEE, Agent ,. n ., p9 HALL FUNERAL RRMES, Inv. Numa Ileavener SIII - Poteau 238 Talihina 66 ODNGRATIILATIONS SENIURS Congratulations Seniors! We wish to congratulate you on your great success and wish you all the success ni the coming years of your life FIRST NATIDNAL BANK HEAVENER, OKLAHOMA The Oldest National Bank In LeFlore Count CAPITAL AND SURPLUS OVER 550,000.00 . D. I. C.- ' Ullllllllll sefviw Small' einer me All The Time ld 7l1e Wm eww Coffee Shoppe fbealea fdap l1 Among of the greatest assets of Amerioan Youth are our Forests Faded Mm pm, dm! CX., Cfv IIURNETT LUMBER UIIMPANY It is our hope that our store has eontrilmted to your happiness Z.--5 Shaken Img Slaae YouR s1'oRE NNN FRANKLIN STNRE 5c G l0c -- Sl and up G. D. TOWRY Poteau Motor Uo FORD CAR jg pg,,,,,,4 214 PARTS AND SERVICE 7a pleads Yfau POTEAU, OKLAHOMA f Seniafzfi G! 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STILL LEADING TODAY swf 'M SPEER attery, Tire and Road Service 'HOOD TIRES' HARDWARE OPEN DAY AND NIGHT 99 UIIMPANY SKELLY semew -Wholesale Only- Poteau, Oklahoma F S h A k Stringefs Furniture Stare lleavener 5 81 lll Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Stringer State National Bank HEAVENEB CAPITAL, SURPLUS AND UNDIVIDED PROFITS 850,000.00 A Good Bank In A Good Town DEPOSITS INSURED BY FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP WALK-III' CLEANERS Hermon, Berdy, Slug 'k 'A' Ben, Dickie 'k' 'A' Big Ears 'k 'I' Jewelry is always the appreciated gift M. Ullaaialge fn lm Alewzq Wfaaae W Qaacmiei - lffealfa fllaaa-qeeel H llime 1 and 10 HENRY MO0RE Grocery 81 Market Compliments of the We Nw flaaucl . . . . . . to be publishers of LW THE nmvnwma mnumn cum A good Community Newspaper devoting its entire energy to the Boosters for Better Ed t betterment of Heevener Semco Uolor Press C eeqawaawu '7'wwf1 12 t lm WOLF ANNUAL STAFF P B' Boy Snouts oi America ,ut wa Mu, nw, ,ff ,vez HEAVENER B 1107 8 OID! 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