Hennessey High School - Eagle Yearbook (Hennessey, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 70 of the 1952 volume:

Qfzifyeyiemfi PUBLISHING COMPANY DALLAS TEXAS 7d4lo'zvnade F yum sooxs TAVLO I Table of Confenfs - I DeAlCi1+I0qp AMlNl5i 'i'l fig A Of fdu aculfly 'asses Gvorl l'e5 Uefhsemevjfs - I 612146 19 Z 0 ' 'w Bogf Cbfjom C spar 111' amd 6c'civMeS 94 , NT-5 . 1 . . K ' 'Y 3 - 'I 1 , ' Leif -5- 'h . -, 'm , . 4. N .fd -3 4 ln appreciaTion Tor The kind and unfailing cooperaTion, Tor The needed assisTance always given The sTudenTs and TaculTy of The Hennessey School, we, The senior class of 1952, dedicaTe This annual, THE EAGLE, To The business people and Tine ciTizens of Hennessey. . E H 'T t ' at Q I ' W I I It T . , V , , U Q 4 ,Q L ci a '5 ff-- -' , -1,,.....i---- BOARD of EDUCATION The Hennessey Board of Education ln a regular busuness meeting Lett to nght Mr Olan Staggs Member Mr Clarence Bennett Member Mr Sam Hawk Chairman Mr Frank Walta Member Standing Mr Wlllard Watson Clerk dang... ,MQ . - lm- as 9 1 ' ..L,.,.a, 8 ,., , . wwf L, IL ' ff ' l F .... I 5 P 'T' V' Q-J r 'ff JW' , ,L I-.M ,I gi ,Tj 'XL-Q.. f ' I A R- ! f' W' ,.,. 1 f- 1. H' E- . 5 3Y'N W 0 t AF . l 'XM' W,, X 1 351, 6 T A 1:-'vi ,-'35 4.1 fgw. , ' 12? 6. .vm V I 91 A .Q-4 HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Standing left to right BEN BOYD Science Geography MYRTLE GOUCHER Home Economics English GLADYS LANKFORD Librarian English Spanish JULIA WALTERS RALPH W HEUSEL HERBERT WRIGHT Seated : DON GARDNER .,sa AUDE THOMAS ....,.....v ....... LEE HART ,.,..,s.sL,s, WM. EARL HANNA JAMES R. GILBERT History Co Sponsor of Senior Class Vocational Agriculture English Speech Coach Drivers Education Principal Commerce Co-Sponsor of Senior Class Superintendent American Democracy Band Glee Club , .a...e.c,.,..,,,c.s,.accs....,,,..,... Mathematics uv ci-M1 IX 1 ig! SENIOR OFFICERS Left to right: Shirley Dixon, Presidentg William Robert May, Vice Presidentg Frances Ruth Roberts, Secretary-Treasurerp 'Wayne Falkenstein, Yell Leaderg Ada Ruth Miller, Yell Leader. Y:-l XX A 4. x 7 ' 1' Q ' ' fi . 1 3. .-'rv ' ' J 1. ,,.. SHIRLEY PERRY FFA Queen A, Band l, 2, 3, Economics l, 2, A-l-l Club I, Pep 4, Home Club 3, 4, WILLIAM ROBERT MAY Football l, 2, 3, A, Band l, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Yell Leader 2, Class Favorite 3, Vice President 4, Baseball 2, 4, 2nd Team All-District Football 3, Football Co-Cap- tain 4. Y? if if ff JOYCELYN PEKAREK Glee Club 'l, 2, 3, Speech Activities 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, President Pep Club 3, Band 3, 4, Home Economics l, Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Turkey Queen 2, Class Yell Leader 2, Annual Staff 4, Class Fa- vorite 3. iii 53,11 it L X U' EL A .. V' LEONARD LANCASTER VWIAN VAVERKA Football 3, 4, Football Co-Captain 4, FFA Home Economics 1. 2: Band 1, 2, 3. 4 2, 3, 4, FFA Secretary 4, Band Vice President 3, Glee Club 3, A Pep Club 3, 4, State Honor Society 2 Tri-State Massed Band 3. X, 5 .Q CHARLEY JOE NELSON Football I, 2, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, FFA 3, 4. fs- tbl' ADA RUTH M1LLER Band l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Sextet lg Home Economics l, 2, Speech MARIE BURGE HENRY President lg Secretary-Treasurer 2, Vice President 3, Home Economics l, 2. 41 'YJ' '51 Q7 Activities 3, 45 Glee Club President 4, U ok Band Secretary 4, Eaglettes 3, Ag Annual ' 4 A Staff 4, FFA Queen Attendant 4, Class ll ' X Secretary 3, Football Queen A, Typing - A 9 Team 3, Sloppy Seven Jazz Band 4. I 'lx 5 ,S E P ,EL V, 1 Xi 0 , V ' u PAULINE STRECK HAZEN EARL MARSHALL . Football l 2 3 4- Basketball 3 4- Band 1 4' H E lg ' ' ' ' ' ' Pep Club ' 3' ' me Cmomms 1, 2, speech Activities 3, Ag FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 Speech Activities 3. CAROL JEAN GOODPASTURE Pep Club l, 2, Band 3, 4. 7 -1 l T 'T-, 1- 1 15 Rov Dixie BAINES Football l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, Basketball I, 2, 3, A, Basketball Captain 3, Band l, 3, Drum Solos l, 2, 3, 4, Oklahoma Honor Society l, 2, 3, 4, President 2, Class Favorite 2, Speech Activities 3, 4, Annual Staff 4. SHIRLEY DixoN 'fi' Band l, 2 3 4- Glee Club l 2, 3 A Home Economics l, 2, Vice President l, President 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Honor So- ciety l, Speech Activities 3, Sextette l, Sloppy Seven Jazz Band A. Rex LEE WEHLING ANNA Jo Coopsiz Football 3, Basketball 3, Baseball 2, 3: Band 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 3, A, Speech FFA1,2,3,4. ' ' Activities 3, Vice President Pep Club 4, Vice President Band 4, Sloppy Seven Jazz Band 4, Football Queen Attendant 4. KENNETH BRHDAL Football l, 2, 3, 4, Band lg Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Yell Leader lp Second Team All- District Football 3, Speech Activities 3, 4. vw'-l 5 u VX BEATRICE JUNE WHEELER Band l, 2, 3, 4, Speech Activities 3, 4, Home Economics 1, 2, A-H Club I, , 3, 47 4-H President 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA Queen Attendant 1, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4. ELIZABETH MARY RODER ee Club l, 2, 3, A, Honor Society l, 2, 3, 4, Home Economics l, 2. Zi -57 I -u X Jo ANN SHIMANEK Band l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, 3, 4, Home Economics I, Pep Club 3, 4, FFA Queen 3, Class Yell Leader 1, Speech Activities 35 Football Queen Attendant 3. UK T...-v Q EUGENE PATocKA Basketball l, 4, Band 'l, 2, 3, 4, FFA 2 2, 3, 4. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA 2, GEORGIA ANN RODER DALBERT MARTiN PRiaYL nd 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Club Football l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, FFA 2, 3, 4, Speech Activities 4, 4, 4-H Club lg FFA Sentinel 4. 'in asf, fve LADDIE Louis FuKsA 3, 4. BETTY MAE WEHLING Home Economics I, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Band President 3' Glee Club 1 2 3 4' Pep Club 3, 4, Pep Club President 4, Yell Leader 3- Sloppy Seven Jazz Band 4' Annual Staff. nn- fb-N ' JACQUELINE MCCULLY Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club lp Speech Activities 3, Home Economics I, 2, Foot- ball Queen Attendant l, 2, FFA Queen Attendant I, 2, Pep Club 3, 4, Vice President 2, Sophomore Favorite 2. JAMES H. HAYMAKER Football I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, FFA I 2 3, 4, FFA Delegate to State Convention 2, FFA President 4. N' ibn S ,fl FRANCES RUTH ROBERTS Band I, 2, 3, 4, Speech Activities 3,4 Home Economics I, 2, Annual Staff Pep Club 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer T5 4. hair NORMA PAYE MCGINNIS PAUL RICHARD MURRAY Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Trio I, 2, 3, Sextette FFA 3, 4, FFA Treasurer 4. I, 2, 3, Speech Activities 2, 3, 4, Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, Yell Leader 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, Softball I, Secreta ry 2, 3. 2, 3, Preside PEGGY BE RARD Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Band Librarian 4, Home Economics I, An- nUal Staff 4, Typing Team 3, Pep Club 3, 4, Speech Activities 3, 4, French Hom Solos I, 2, 4, Editor of School Paper 3. H -nun-or .mf-1-4-+V A -Q-M. .....Av, if 'Ds J We DONNA NORRIS Home Economics l, 2, Glee Club l, 2, 3, A, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, A, Secre- tarylrcasurer 1, Pep Club Secretary 3, Glee Club Vice President 4, Sloppy Seven Jazz Band A, Tri-State Orchestra I, Tri- State Band 3. W i CHARLES WAYNE FALKENSTEIN Football i, 2, 3, A, Band I, 2, FFA I, 2, 3, 4, FFA Reporter 3, 4, Enid District FFA Secretary 2, County FFA Secretary 2, Speech Activities I, 2, 3, 4, President 3, County Farm Bureau King 3, Yell Leader A. are APEX 3 Lett to right, on divan: Shirley Dixon, Salesman, Ada Ruth Miller, Assistant Editor, Betty Wehling, Photographer. - Seated, left to right, on floor: Joycelyn Pekarek, Editor, Frances Ruth Roberts Photographer and Salesman, Dixie Baines, Artist, Kenneth Bridal, Sales and Ad- vertisement, Peggy Berard, Typist. 1 M., ,rm ' el' 1 gh.. J' mfa2 -fn.Q, 5.,k4. 5 ,Tl JUNIOR OFFICERS Left to right: William Walter, President, Coralen Marshall, Vice President, Wanda Mae Streck, Secretary-Treasurer, Larry Watson, Yell Leader, LaGay Binkley, Yell Leader. rr- lf 5 .,. 'gif Coralen Marshall 7 Gayle Ralstin Wanda Mae Streck Dale Edward Shaw K 1. pg Marie Patocka Teddy Leroy Will ' I 0 ft. it , 'x -fy F. . ' f 2 1, r ll 'Ml Jane Marie Fuksa Juanita Ann LaPor1e William Walter I Catherine Thompson Carol Ann Murray Daniel Leroy Craun ,-f M Q ,419 A -7 Cora Lee Cronister f-. Q '1 Margaret Ann Watson Billy Carl Jones ' ,l Velma Charlene O'Hern Daryl Pribyl Earl Hall N l fi Sue Ann May Anna Marie Maly Willard Larry Watson Paula Rue Carrnony LaGay Marie Binkley Madge Thomas ' ' S -Q ff WO CLASS WILL For weeks there has been a hushed aur of expectancy and solemn looks on the faces of the puplls nn the senior class Several times the faculty have been ob served nn grave and deep consultatlons lt can all add up to only one thvng the class of 1952 as passing from the halls of Hennessey Hugh School So In vtew of the Inevitable event and vowlng that we are of sound mlnds we do earnestly and helpfully make the followung personal bequests Leonard Lancaster walls has quiet pleasant ways and abullty at football to Bull Walters Joycelyn Pekarek walls her man knllln eyes and leadershup abllltues to Madge Thomas To Paula Rue Carmony from Georgta Ann Roder go her levls and femlnlne manner Laddle Fuksa and Eugene Patocka will their undying fruendshlp to Juanita LaPorte and Margaret Ann Watson Frances Roberts leaves her perfect attendance record to Ted Wlll Kenny Brtdal walls has athletuc abnltty and endless conversatlon to Earl Hall Peggy Berard wllls her fltrtatlous manner to Anna Marne Maly Wnllue May wllls has glrllsh walk to Coralen Marshall Paullne Streck and Mackey McGmn1s bequeath their love of chatternng and gnggllng IU study hall to Shtrley Osman Jo Ann Shnmanek after deep medltatton wllls her superlor mental abnllty to Sue Ann May To Daryl Prnbyl her ever lovnng brother Dalbert leaves hls sweet amnable dnsposltnon and abullty to get along with the teachers Betty Wehlung reluctantly grves her collection of hull bully tunes to LaGay Bunkley Earl Marshall wllls hls wnnnlng smile and manly physique to Dale Shaw Jlm Haymaker wills to Dan Craun his height and has abullty to keep notes well hidden Anna Jo Cooper walls her long blond haur and wlllowy fugure to Wanda Streck Donna Norns leaves her quuet and rettnng dusposu tmon to Joyce Barber Wftnessed Rex Wehlxng knows Carol Ann Murray wxll gladly use all hls grades above B and hopes that has dynamic personallty will come to mean much to her Rlchard Murray wllls hls I don t luke women attrtude to Bull Jones Shnrley Perry leaves her abnllty to always get the latest gossup backwards to Jo Ann Ulmark Jean Goodpasture leaves her tears over low grades to Gayle Ralstln Vlvtan Vaverka leaves her charming dlsposntlon to Don Pacula wlth the request he culttvate nt Dlxxe Baines wllls hrs cunnlng ltttle mannerlsms to Bull Fuksa Bea Wheeler leaves her prussy ways and left over romances to Nadnne Frakes To Larry Watson Ada Ruth Miller walls her latest theme entutled l Love One and only One Shlrley Dixon leaves all of her surplus poundage to Charlene O Hern Marne Henry bequeaths her ablluty to get her man and keep hum to Cathernne Thompson Jackue McCully leaves her love for the navy to Jane Fuksa Charley Joe Nelson wulls his cowboy boots to the History department of H H S Wayne Falkensteln walls his polltlclans voice to Cora Lee Cronuster Betty Roder leaves her posntlon on the honor roll to Wulluam Grltz We the pnde and toy of 52 do declare thus our last will and testament Signed HENNESSEY SENIOR CLASS 1952 .223 1 1 1 ' 11 - - 1 11 . . . ,, , . ,, . I . , . 11 - 11 1 , - 11 11 1 1 . . . 1 I , I . . . I . . 1 ' 11 ' - 11 1 - A 'lr- SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Left to right: Shirley Kay Osman, Presidentg Bobby Joe Dixon-, Yell Leader, Betty Melendy, Vice President, Joyce Barber, Yell Leader, Ramona Roder, Secretary- Treasurer. : ' jf, 'S l ul XX t 1- Cornelious Nelson Jeanelee Burslwik Harry Nelson X A i sf. 'Av - Bobby Falkenstein Dorothy Jones William Gritz Betty Melendy Donald Gene Pacula Harriet Moore ! 9 fl f 1'- . l 1 f 'O 3' f l , y l 1 .i at 9' A- V ' lil l f ea, ?,1' X :A rf , ' 'V 'll . . Jo Ann Ulrnark Paul Toepfer Janice Lee Clements 4? 11 ri lx f-9? J 9- Zvi! Lairy Grifz Peggy Choate Jerry Allen Rofhmire 1 fl I '13 Eugene Thomas Zelnicek Darlyne Thompson Stephen Zimmerman I . i 1, 1 Lila Frances Rofhmire William James Fulcsa Darlene Buckner af .-X 10. ti -fl 'Q I lx Ramona Roder Billy Fuksa Dolores Vaverka -5 17 I f x i Xu 4' 51 -5. Shlrley Kay Osman 4' ,f 5 2 8 l 5 I . A ii 0 x, - xr ,,- 4 W -:C fm. 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H x Marlon Armstrong Wanda Thompson 'Q Roberta Robinson Kay Johnna Gregory Frineta Babcock Lester Hill 'S 'SF- A ' 'W' :Nr it Gwen Pospisil Willard Dale Melton ' Q y, Richard Hickey Dennis Marie Winters Richard Dean Waggoner Janis Coleen,Mitchell L Patsy Schutkesting Carol Dean Stotts Z' '3 Q4 11- Marvin lven Doris Goodpasture Melvin Craun Venecia Monroe Wilbur Fuksa , '3 Valeria Jones 'VO ' John Mirkes 'Q Carolyn Jean Shuford I. X X ,Q Curtis LaPorte Y 'GN -Q ' ' . . .1 ry U g , Leona Fuksa Q 5 5 Donald Hladik 1, T , Elsie Davis 45 1 A- 4. Bobby Heusel ' ' ki ff l t N, Carolyn Kay Stewart ,uk 7' ' sf., ' Mary Eva Heftron lv :I Y .2 , X C5 . - .1 . Y 1 Roland La Liberte 5 , 1 5 Q 5 I , David Staggs ' Q, L .B A Patricia Schiffman ' 7 ' ' i ' Roy Roberts A , A K ' , X ' Barbara Moery ' - bi ' l' lf ' ' X Robert Pacula , A ' . Q Gwendolyn Moore Q Q Eldon Elrod ' ' 'S Q 4 -3 Jeanette Pospisil ' 4? ' - ' f Alvin smbel ' X JR ' Jack Seiber ' jx ft 9 K Myrna Staggs X A 1 , ' , .rf 'f -' 1 2-if lx 1 S ,I Paul Lee y A 'S A 0 , T5 3 Arlene May f- 3, 4' , 4 Jimmy Tate ' C X ' Donad Washburn X' M 44 V , 'X 1 i.f Peggy Vadder i 34' ' L -L 7' fx ye 1 we .fa f' A J ' .f Q..-we. Charles Roberts Martha Toepter Wales Lanktord Utha Gibson Billy Joe Rutledge Mr. Jones Miss Waters Mrs. Wright ,, 1 H 1 1 The emiorlv u . Most Timid RICHARD MURR'AY BETTY RODER A? X X i xx xLV Best All-Around JIM HAYMAKER ADA RUTH MILLER Biggest Flirfs KENNY BRIDAL PEGGY BERARD Biggesf Loafers JO ANN SHIMANEK REX WEHLING Most Likely To Succeed JOYCELYN PEKAREK DIXIE BAINES . 'i ' f'x , ' ,O OOO TWELVE YEARS TOGETHER Left to right: Richard Murray, Jean Goodpasture, Kenny Bridal, Dixie Baines, Shirley Dixon, Frances Roberts, Marie Henry, Ada Ruth Miller, and Mr. Aude Thomas. CLASS HISTORY On September 2, 1940, 19 small, frightened, little boys and girls, escorted by their proud mothers, boarded the bright new i940-Al space ship, The Eagle, which is bound for the moon, It will take them 12 long years to complete this once- in-a-lifetime adventure. The I9 passengers aboard this ship were Ray Fisher, Richard Murray, Marie Burge Henry, Dean Goodpasture, Jean Goodpasture, Dixie Baines, Billy Schutkesting, Shirley Dixon, Darwin Driskell, Ada Ruth Miller, Kenneth Bridal, Jimmy Miller, Estelline Murray, Doyle Robinson, Frances Rob- erts, Billy Breedlove, Geraldine Hyden, Darrell Dickerson, and Bonnie Lofton. lt was a wonderful year and we felt like veterans as we finished the first leg of our flight. Before reaching Venus, the second year of this flight, we lost Jimmy Miller, Estelline Murray, Doyle Robinson, and Billy Schutkesting. At the second stop we found LaFern Schrader, Delano Wy- more, and Elbert Thomas patiently waiting to come aboard. As we iourneyed on to Mars, the third year of our flight, we lost Ray Fisher, Bonnie Lofton, and Darrell Dickerson. On Mars, we were ioined by Helen McKinney, Larry Zerger, Bobbie Fisher, Jack Shanklin, Wayne Falkenstein, Cora Lee Cron- ister, Jim Haymaker, and Leonard Lancaster. On our arrival at Saturn, the fourth planet, we picked up Anna Mary Lamb and Shirley Perry but lost Jack Shanklin. By the time we reached the fifth planet, Pluto, we parted with Geraldine Hyden, Larry Zerger, Cora Lee Cronister, and Leonard Lancaster but here we acquired Willie May, Dick Frakes, Nathan Beaman, and Bobbie Gowin. As we moved on out to the sixth planet, Jupiter, we lost Bobbie Gowin. Our stay there, however, was an inspiring one for we gained four good members, Earl Marshall, Betty Roder, Joycelyn Pekarek, and Dalbert Pribyl At the seventh planet, Peggy Berard, Donna Norris, Terry Hurst, Jackie McCully, Shirley Walker, Eugene Wilson, and Charles Rumsey ioined our pas- senger list while Nathan Beaman was our only loss. It was only as we approached the eighth planet that we began to understand what these last seven years of this flight had meant to us. Here on the eighth planet are Anna Jo Cooper, Millie Sue Green, Rex Wehling, Pauline Streck, Leland Berkenbile, and Delphia Burshik Craig waiting to ioin us. Before this flight ended we lost Terry Hurst, Charles Rumsey, Eugene Wilson, and Shirley Walker. We were almost overcome with our own importance as we approached the ninth planet. Billy Wehling, Laddie Fuksa, Gene Taylor, Virgil Kephart, Beatrice Wheeler, Charley Joe Nelson, Vivian Vaverka, Jo Ann Shimanek, and Georgia Ann Roder were added to our number. Before iourneying on to the tenth planet we lost Billy Wehling, Gene Taylor, Dick Frakes, Leland Berkenbile, Delano Wymore, and Helen McKinney. Our stay on the tenth planet was brightened by having Leonard Lancaster ioin us but during our stay we lost LaFern Schrader. On the eleventh planet Roberta Carmen spent one year with us but there we lost Anna Mary Lamb, Millie Sue Green, and Delphia Craig. On reaching the final stop of our iourney Virgil Kephart and Roberta Carmen left us but we picked up Norma Faye McGinnis. Thus we end this long flight with many things said and done. We now look anxiously into the future wondering what it holds for each of us, but of one thing we are sure, these many memories of I2 long, happy years together will be cherished in all our hearts as long as time shall last for us. Z- Q-J K7 TENNESSEE epwvp 'ka '55 .swift J' ' , 9 L 'N' R., . b ,Q m No vs . ' ?Q5'!5,9g.sZ93 'go 545' Q Q g 4 ga! 4 Q W ya S?e ,Q 'QV QQAQ 041 2 Junior TED WILL GAYLE RALSTON GI s Senior WILLIE MAY ADA RUTH MILLER ng. I., 3293 X. 'lworifes Sophomore LAIRY GRITZ BETTY MELENDY Q BETTY f AND LAIRY ' Freshmen ROBERTA ROBINSON CHARLES WEEKS Agn my E .,mS5.,A .29 Football Queen ADA RUTH MILLER pl'- , I -f 4 x. 'im Yr U Qu -nw-'L . v L M , 5 ll MMM Aa. X1 i 9. 4 L his L Ni N 'fi' , 5, , 'H f xufsgxjz 5 . S 5 l' + ' S I Y N . .- . 'N L ' X 1 'L K' VV, V' i A 4 in L Ana -- f' , ' JM. V af ,fix , f'- ' ,L in l , W rl 1 sr SENIOR EAGLES Back row, left to right: Leonard Lancaster, Willie May, Earl Marshall, Wayne Fallcenslein. Front row: Kenny Bridal, Dixie Baines, Charley Joe Nelson. One Senior not shown: Jim Haymaker. V7 o 'asf' 55 2' 55 ie 44 fl- BASKETBALL Front row, left to right: Charles Weeks, Earl Marshall, .lerry Rothmire, Larry Watson, Bill Jensen, and Willard Melton. Back row: Robert Roberts, Eugene Patocka, Kenny Bridal, Dixie Baines, Eugene Zelnicek, Laddie Fuksa, and Don Gardner, Coach. sg. , A 7 A -- ,V ' 'T' Qi X, . 3 1 Front row left to right Robert Roberts Marlon' Armstrong Kenny Bndal Jerry Rothmrre Lt Vadder and Jerry Bob Melton Back row Charley Joe Nelson, Lester Hull Charles Weeks Eugene Zelmcek Ernest Vaverka and Don Gardner, Coach C CCCCQ I -i Acfzvzfzcs NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY N 51.7 S Q Qx 6 ulfs .fax Y Sie!-O BAND First row, left to right, from to back: Jackie McCully, Donna Norris, Jean Goodpasture, Peggy Berard, Betty Wehling, Georgia Ann Roder, Ada Ruth Miller, Margaret Ann Watson, Earlyne Thompson. Second row: Beatrice Wheeler, Donald Pacula, Jo Ann Ulmark, Arlene May, Richard Henneke, Anna Jo Cooper, Jack Seiber, Janice Clements. Third row: Patsy Ruth Gramlich, Clifton Driskell, Robert Pacula, Ramona Roder, Paul Roder, Jerry Seigman, Zola' Lankford, Wilbur Fuksa, Eugene Patocka, William Fuksa. Band Maiorette: Coralen Marshall. Fourth row: Daryl Pribyl, Harry Nelson, Vivian Vaverka, Stowie May, Jerry Rothmire, Jessie Jane Mesis, Carolyn Stewart, La Gay Binkley, David Brown, Paul Toepfer. Fifth row: Joycelyn Pekarek, Charles Ray Weeks, Nadine Frakes, Frances Ruth Roberts, Roland LaLiberte, Dorlan Bennett, Shirley Perry, Shirley Osman, Terry Brown. Sixth row: Jo Ann Shimanek, Laddie Fuksa, Don Washburn, Gayle Ralstin, Eugene Zelnicek, Shirley Dixon, Joyce Barber, Sue Ann May, Edward Hill. 0 Ann and and and Fnfth row Peggy Choate Donna Norrls Margaret Ann Watson Paula Rue Carmony Betty Wehling, 7 ii ' :- V 'N X F. F. A. Queen 9590 ' SHIRLEY PERRY W4-i'L19 X bv ...L yfnitf. l .X , -f A E 4 l No . ' . L .35 ' ,Y ,.. A'A Q I ' 0 ' 1 l 2 Q new--X, ls, , l . V, ,tx-i .r X5 Q.- ,rv HENNESSEY F. F. A. CHAPTER Sanding leff fo right: Fugene Patocka, Laddie Fuksa, Bill Jones, Leonard Lancaster, Lairy Gritz, Merwyn Schroeder, Wayne Falkenstein, Earl Marshall, Richard Murray, Mr. Ralph Heusel, Instructor, Joe Nelson, Jim Haymaker, Dalbert Pribyl, Rex Wehling, Ted Wills. Seated, left to right: Harry Nelson, Stephen Zimmerman, Richard Wheeler, William Fuksa, Eddie Moore, Marvin Terrell, Bob Falkenstein, David Maly, Willard Vculek, Lt. Vadder, Lester Hill, Paul Toepfer, William Gritz, Neely Nelson, Bill Fuksa, Willard Melton, Don Pacula, Bill Jensen, Carol Dean Stotts, Richard Hickey, Ernest Vaverka, Wilbur Lee, Melvin Patocka, Richard Shimanek. PEP CLUB JUNIOR EAGLETTES V vg5vl-naw'-V ' 'Sm- Ax 'L f 'Y - R Q 5 N 9 Qi .1 gm Z wwx X 7 -.3 ?l5'f ', CLASS PROPHECY It had been a long drffrcult day at Mitchell Flying reld Everythrng had seemed to go wrong and after my second narrow escape f m a crash landrng as I brought rn rny puprlprlot trarner my boss looked at me wrth raised eye brows and suggested that perhaps I should have a vacatron Two weeks at least away from work and worry I was gloomy day and I reached home rn a deep attack of the blues Here lt was December 23 I974 two weeks vacation and no place to go I opened my apartment door picked up the marl from the table and settled down to see how much I owed the butcher the baker and sundry others When I saw a lett r postmarked Oklahoma Crty and knowrng rt could be only from Beatrice Wheeler who rs now head of Crrppled Chrldren s Hosprtal I opened rt quickly Bea told me that one of our classmates of l952 Leonard Lancaster was berng inaugurated as Governor of Oklahoma and to my great surprrse asked me to fly down to vrsrt her and attend the ceremony Frve days later I arrived rn Oklahoma Crty It was thrrllrng to see Bea agarn and to be back rn my home state I was sorry to hear that .lackre McCully would be unable to rorn us but we could hardly expect her to come all the way from her rsland home on Guam where she lrves wrth her sarlor husband Beatrrce and I had only vrsrted a short trme when the phone rang It was Joycelyn Pekarek now dean of women at Vassar She was callrng to announce her arrrval and was anxrous to see us On our way to the arrport to meet her we stopped by the Nurses home at St Anthonys Hosprtal t prck up my cousrn Betty Roder who rs head of the nurses school there The next morning at the rnaugural servrce I was happy to see the Secretary of Agrrculture Jrm Haymaker and hrs beautrful wrfe Ada Ruth on the platform wrth the new governor I notrced a news commentator wrth hrs mrcrophone on a low stand near me lmagrne my surprrse fb recognrze Drxre Barnes grvrng a glowrng descrrptron and raprd frre com ment on the rnauguratron over a natron wrde hook up the rnaugural ball rn the Munrcrpal Audrtorrum that nrght I saw others of that old Hennessey gang Dalbert Prrvyl manager of the Prrbyl Sturgeon farms was there as was hrs wrfe the former Vrvran Vaverka Vrvran rs now a well recognrzed wrrter of mystery storres I was also happy to meet Earl Ma shall who had come up from hrs ranch rn the Rro Grande Valley for the occasron He sard the orange and grapefrurt busrness was flourrshrng and that he was plannrng a trrp to Salt Lake Crty to vrsrt Mr and Mrs Wayne Falkenstern she was Donna Norrrs of course and was I surprrsed to hear from Earl that Wayne rs now a prominent mrnrster rn Salt Lake Crty' I also chatted brretly wrth the Rrchard Murrays Rrchard as usual was most quret but Frances Ruth rattled at great pace tellrng me of their beautrful farm west of Hennessey She also told me Rex Wehlrng now owns the Chevrolet garage rn Hennessey and drrves the brrghtest flashrest cars rn town It was a surprrse to learn that Anna Jo Cooper rs a Powers Model rn New York Crty and Marne Henry crty clerk of Enrd Durrng an rntermrssron I was certarnly surprrsed to have one of the dance band members approach me After a second look I started laughrng Yes rt was Betty Wehlrng and she hadnt changed much Cexcept to grow a lrttle olderj srnce Sloppy Seven days Betty had been everywhere and seen everyone so she was able to grve us news of all the rest of the 52 gang Here are the thrngs she told m Laddxe Fuksa rs managrng edrtor of the Denver Post ooh' Eugene Patocka rs head of the speech department rn Oklahoma Unrversrty And can you rmagrne Peggy Berard rs Presrdent of Hadacol Company and lrves rn Loursrana How I longed to see her' Whrle we were talkrng we were rorned by .lo Ann Shrmanek She looked farrly natural though she had garned a husband Can earlier graduate of HHSD and fatty pounds Jo Ann told us Wrllre May rs now a rancher rn Arrzona and was marrred years ago to Mrckey McGrnnrs Jean Goodpasture had marrred a prlot from Vance Arr Mexrco Shrrley Drxon rorned our laughrng group long enough to chat over old days and tell us she owns and manages an exclusrve dress shop rn Los Angeles Of course we all knew of Kenny Brrdal and talked of hrs frne football team at Notre Dame I also asked after Shrrley Perry and Pauline Streck and found that Paulrne lives Kansas Crty and rs supervrsor of nurses at the Unrversrty Hosprtal there As for Shrrley she owns and operates a brg darry lust out of Oklahoma Crty She rs marrred and very happy they sard As I was leavrng the audrtorrum I was accosted by a short very heavy gentleman He was bald and wore glasses and rnsrsted I was a classmate of hrs rn hugh school I couldnt possrbly recognrze hrm as Charley Joe Nelson What a change' He rs now Vrce Presrdent of the Gulf Prpelrne Company and hrs salary runs to srx figures We could only talk a moment but rt was a happy meeting for me Thrrty minutes later Bea and I were back rn her pretty apartment Trred'P Yes of course but rt was a wonderful evenrng I had erther talked wrth or heard of every member of our old class of 1952 Happy landrngs pals' ' ' on a ro ' , ' ' ' ' . , t a ' ' r I , U I e 1, H . I . , . . , 1 M , ez . , ' . , A ' Base and lives at White Sands Proving Grounds in New . I I 0 . h . . . . . I , l . . I . V . . 1 . ' ' , I i l ' ' in . . , ' At , . . . . . i l D , q 'L I ' . I . . . . . . , - - , r . , . uVf' DE.. si f xlUllllDlllllDll llDUlDlllllv'll 3 School opens Last tame for Sensors 52 4 Our Senior rings came ll Classes organized Freshmen untroduced lA Fnrsf football game at Garber We lost 28 Senior Clowns an Pep Assembly Played Concho lndlans WOW We won' 7Speech and debate tournament at Oklahoma Baptlst University 7 A H Achtevement Program and Banquet l4 Staged The Perfect ldlot Amen' 20 Santa and Renndeer wlth snow and treats Free Show Thanks Luons' Chrlstmas Operetta by Grade pupuls Great show' Speech Class formal' Fun and Mlstletoe 22 Jan 2 Vacation' ii... .431 7WQlI!1Il 5 We play Covlngton here ll 12 Hurrah' We have a hollday' State Teacher s Meetsng l2 Hennessey at Perknns l9 Bethany here Bug dance' 24 A 8. M gave Assembly Program 27 Band at State Contest at Edmond Hennessey IH Flrst Dnvlslon 2 School agaln So borung' 4 9 Open Basketball Season Play Marshall Okeene Concho lo Temperance Program l7 18 Fxnal Exams My achlng headl' 2l New semester begnns Last chance Sensors' 24 25 Band and Vocal Cllnuc at Enld 29 Marshall at Hennessey lxx : E' sf' QIIYADIIIINTI 2 We play Marshall Mud 9 Ada Ruth crowned football Queen Crescent here l 2 County Tournament at Dover 5 Hennessey at Lacy 7 Concho here 8 9 Phill: s Unnversnty Tournament l7Oklahoma Unuversuty Band Day Ram' Cold' P b d 16 Sensor Class Party Mud' We suffered ut won secon 22 23 Thanlcsguvlng Vacation We are thankful' 29 Speech T0U namenf5 atEC'mOf1d and Alva 27 29 County Poultry Show F F A won trophy happy day, The annual goes to press QZQQQX 3 1 'l' aka ' ' ff - J ,AQ Q it ' 21 ' ' ' . X'! 0 a s ulile' 0-' -' ' , i w y ' ' ' X A A g ,. ,,. 2 e mmz O3 QU QM .NOK U X m my 7-mm R004 mmmb,-NU -Amzz-MI mm UZ. 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