Henryetta High School - Squab Yearbook (Henryetta, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1951 volume:

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BATTLES, LLOYD Po-WER, Superintendent Principal GEORGIA HUSTS, Sponsor BLAINE ' MORGAN and HILL TOP DRIVE-IN THEATRE Student Body and Class 'Officers R- C- BAGWELL, JOHNNY POWELL, President of Student Body Vice-President of Student DEAN BRISON, Secretary of Senior Class s CARROLL, HATFIELD, BOBBY RODRIQUEI President of Senior Class Vice-President of Senior GRIFFITH REXALL DRUG GOOD HEALTH TO ALL FROM REXALL 303 WEST MAIN PHONE 237 i Honor Studenfs of '51 ELINOR BYNUM, MARY ANN DUCA, Valedictorian Salutatorian Class Officers PRESIDENT-CARROLL HATFIELD VICE-PRESIDENT-BOBBY EODRIQUEZ SECRETARY-TREASURER-DEAN BRISON REPORTER-FAYE KENNEDY YELL LEADERS-RONALD COLLETT, ARYLENE HENDERSON .CLASS SPONSOR-GEORGIA HUSS CLASS MOTTO-THEY CONQUER WHO BELIEVE THEY CAN. CLASS FLOWER-AMERICAN BEAUTY ROSE CLASS COLORS-AMERICAN BEAUTY AND WHITE SILVEY GROCERY SENIORS '5l MAIIGARETTE SHEPHERD Girls' Glee Club, Librarian, F.H.A. club, Pepperettes .IIMMIIG SULLIVAN Football Letterman, Basketball Let- terman, Baseball Letterman, Dra- mativs Award, Senior Class Play. 'Phe-spian, A Cappella Choir, Boys' Give Club, Operettas, Rotary Boy. Track SHIRLEY WALL Junior Class Yell Leader, Pepper- ettes, Secretary 8: 'Treasurer ot' Pepperettes, Girls' Glee Club. Librarian ICENNETH THOMPSON Trade and Industrial Club I'I-IYLLIS SCI-II I I'E Band 5 years, Oklahoma Honor So- ciety, Speech Play, Music- Award. Contest Soloist, Thespian, South- western Conferenre Rand, Make-up Senior Play JAMES VV. PARKER Boys' Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, Music Award, Operettas, Baseball. Football Letterman, Stillwater Vocal Clinir MARILYN WESLEY Girls' Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, Operettas, Music Award, Mixed Quartet, Girls' Trio Aecompauist BOB DEAVERS Boys' tllee Club, A Cappella Choir, Boys' Quartet, Vocal Soloist, Op- erettas, Music Award, Speech I-lER'I'RI'DE WIIiI,IAMS F. H. A, Club FRANKIE JOE GRIFFIN A Cappella Choir, Boys' Glee Club, Uperettas, Senior Play, Stillwater Chorus Clinic, Mixed Quartet LINDA HANNA Rand 4 years, Junior Play, Speech Play, One-Act Play, Senior Play, The-spian, President of 'T'hespian, High School Office, Dranlatics Award. Music Award, Rotary Club Pianist FRANKLIN FIELDS Baseball, Basketball, Rotary Boy. lioys' Cllee Club, Pie-ture lilac-hine Operator, Yell Leader of Sopho- more Class. Stage manager of Operetta LAWANA CUNNINGHAM Girls' Glee Club, Musiv Award DONALD CHISUM Boys' Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, BETTY I Librarian, A eretta, High lioma Honor , Club, Operettas, Music Award, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Thespian, Damatics Award JEAN BRICE Cappella Choir, Op- School Offire, Uklitr Society, Girls' Glee Music Awad PURITY CAFE 424 WEST MAIN PHONE 864 TSENIQRS '51 IIOIIHY BERRY lioys' Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, Opt-retnzts, Football, Stillwater Vocal Festival ROSENIARY IILAIKLEY 'PHOIVIPSON llirls' Glee Club, A Cappella Choir 2 years, Operettas, Music Award .IANIES HOLICN lloys' Glue Club, Trade and Indus- trial Club, Band 'l'Hl'1L1IA J0 GILPATRICK l,ilu'arian, Girls' Glee Club, A Cap- pella Choir, Music Award R. CARL BAGWELL l'resident of Freshman Class, Vice President of Sophomore Class, Roy-1' filet- Club, Vice President of Student Body, A Cappella Choir, Ops-rettas, Junior Play, President of Student llody, Football Letter- man, All District Football Team, Foojlrall King, Picture Machine Op- erator, A Cappe'la Choir President, Rotary Boy MARY JO PPIILLIPS Band, Music Award, Pepperettes, Trade and Industrial Club, F,H.A. Club WVAYNE KEITH Doys' filee Club, Vice-president of lnvvrsified Occupation, Speech Play, Junior Class Play, 'Fhespian MARY JEAN llA'I I'LES Band 5 years, Solo Contest, Music Awnrd, Speech 'l'ournament, Speech Play, Junior Play, Senior Play, Librarian, Girls' State, Thespiau, Dramatics Award PAT CRAVVFORD Has:-ball, Football Letterman, Boys' Glee Club, Sophomore Class Reporter BILLYE JEAN SELVIDGE Girls' Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, Muse Award, Operettas, Librarian DONALD VVAYNE JONES Oklahoma Honor Societv, Music Award, Seminole Clinic Band 4 years. Norman Clinic Band, All- State Band, Southwestern Band, Rand Captain, Rotary Boy, Speech Play, Southern Star Speech Tour- nament, First Class Musician NAOMI PE'l'ERSOK DICKEY Girls' Glee Club, Pepperettes, Jun- ior High Office, Librarian MARSIIALL REX BUZAN Football, Baseball, Speech ELINOR l'iYNI'l!I Oklahoma Honor Society, Band 5 years, I-land Officer, Clarinet Quar- tet, Junior Play, Speech Play, Dra- matics Award, Music Award, Star The-spian, Speech Contest, Girls' State, Houieiuaking: Award, Going to College Quiz, First Class Musician EDGAR MYERS lloys' lliee Club, A Cappella tilioir, Operettas, Stillwater Chorus Clinic 410 WEST MAIN KOURI'S 'M i v V. , p, We tn HENRYETTA LAUNDRY 214 N. SECOND PHONE 272 SENIORS '51 llEIi0llIGS AYl7lRl'l'l l' Hand, Librarian, .Iunior High Of- fice, Advertiseinent of Senior Play, Music Award CAIIIIOLL IIATFIELD Speech, Speech Contest, Junior and Senior Plays, Thespian, Sound Sys- iem, Hand, Oklahoma Honor Society, VVinner of tloinpj to lfollege Quiz, Debate, President of Senior Class and Science t'lub,, Vice-President of 'Fliespian P,Vl'lll1'lA l'II'Kl1lIllNG liantl, Contest Soloist, Seminole Band Clinic, Clarinet Quartet, O.U. Mass Rand, Music Award JOAN RORK Band, Music Award, Seminole Band Clinic, O.li. Mass Band, Mixed Clari- net Quartet, Secretary Freshman Class, High School Office, Make-up Junior Play, Librarian BARNEY HAVVIKINS l7'ootlw'all, Boys' Glee Club, A Cap- pella C'h-wir, Stillwat- r Chorus Clinic PEGGY NICHOLSON A Cappella, Operettas, Music and llramatics Award, Junior and Senior Play, Star Thespian, Secretary of Thespian, Pepperette Yell Leader and President, Librarian, Girls' State. Football Queen Attendant DOROTHY DI'NNAYAN'l' Vice-Presitlent of Pepperettes, Sen- ior Yell Leader, A Cappella, Oper- ettas, Librarian, Girls' Trio, Music Award, Vocal Soloist, Senior Queen Attendant, Freshman Reporter PAl'L KENNEDY Football Letter, A Cappella, Oper- ettas, Boys' Quartet, Junior and Sen- ior Plays, Thespian, Dramatic Award, Music Award OPAL DEAN KICRNS Hand, Music Award, Pepperettes DOROTHY DAVIS A Cappella Choir, Operettas, Girls' High School Office, Pep- Historian and Reporter, Music Award MAIl'l'I'Y ROXVIC liotary lloy, Hand, Music and Dra- matics Award, Junior and Speech Plays, Sound Operator, All Confer- ence lland, Student Director, Speech Tournament, Debate, Contest Solo- ist, llrass Quartet, Freshman and Junior Class Yell Leader, Seminole Ulinic, Band Section Leader, O. U. Clinic Band JEWEL SHANDY Quartet, perette ANN CAMPBELL liaml, Saxophone Quartet, Sextet Music Award, Oklahoma Honor So- ciety, Librarian, Secretary of Science Club IINIIBAIIA JIGANTNE VVILLIAMS Band, Freshman Queen Attendant, Oklahoma Honor Society, Girls' State, Junior and Speech Plays, Dra- matic Award, Music Award, Band Section Leader, Rand Treasurer, Con- test Soloist, Saxaphone Quartet and Sextet, Librarian, Seminole Band Clinic GRACEALEE SHAFFER liand, Band Secretary, Band Office, Music Award, Oklahoma Honor S0- ciety, O. U. Band Clinic SENIORS '51 CLEM HICKS lloys' fllee Flub, President of Diversified Oc-cupation DEAN BIUSON Girls' lllee Vlub, A Cappella Choir, Opcrettas, Junior Ulass Reporter, lyklllit-'l'0ttCS, Senior Pemmcrette Yell Leader, Librarian, Secretary of Senior Flass, Football Queen, Girls' Quartet, Music Award R ON A LD f'0LLlC'l l' Football In-tterlllzln, Boys' filet' lflllll, Senior Yell Leader DELORES ICIGNNICDY Iiirls' filer f lub, A Uappella Vhoir, Upiri-ttas, Pepperettes 3 years, Music Award, Girls' Quartet BOBBY IKODIIIQYEZ lloys' Glu- Club, Boys' Quartet, Alixed Quartet, Double Mixed Quartet, A Cappella Choir, Contest Soloist, Qperettas, Vive President of Junior Class, Vice-President of Senior Plass, Junior Play, Boys' State, Football Letterman, Music Award FAYE XVILNIOTII Sviem-c Club, Girls' Glee Club, I'GI'1l61'0ttL'S, Senior Class Play, Librarian SAM l'00Ii Football, Boys' Glee Club BETTY ANN CAIN Librarian, Hand H years, Senior l'lay, Saxophone Quartet, Sextet, First Vlass Musii-ian, Junior Class Queen Attendant, Saxophone Ser'- tiou Leader, Band Publicity Agent, Thespian CASEY CALLICII Hand 5 years, Norman Clinic Band, Stillwater Flinic- Hand, Music' Award, All State Hand, Student Conductor XVANIJA RAY MAR'l'IN fiirls' Glee Club, Pepperettes DON SHANE Football Letterman, Basketball Letterman, Dramatics Award, Sen- ior Class Play, Junior Class Play, State Manager, Star Thespian, A Fappella Choir, Boys' Glee Club, Upmrettas, Rotary Boy, President of Junior Class, Motion Pic-ture Operator PEARL MAE FARLEY Girls' Glee Club, Pepperettes DOYI-I CULLISON Boys' lllee Club, Operettas, Office Boy FAYE JUNE KENNEDH' 'l'hespian, Pepperettes 4 years, Girls' tllee Plub, Make-up of Jun- ior, Senior, and Speeeh Plays, A Fappella Uhoir 2 years, Mixed Quartet, Girls' Trio, Girls' Quar- tet, Reporter of Senior Class, Speech Play, Operetta, Music Award, Voeal Soloist, Seienve Club RICHARD VVALK ICR Football Letterman, Basketball, Track, Operettas, Boys' Glee Club, Football Attendant Esvort i '!W' x vw z PUBLIC SERVICE 415 WEST MAIN COMPANY OF OKLAHOMA PHONE 167 SEIXIICDRS '5l NVANDA HARRISON F. H. A, Ulub, Girls' Gleu Club JOAN VVATZKIG ' fjklgllilllllil Hnnnr Sfwiely, Music- Awzlrd, l'Jl'illlllLIll'S Award, 'l'lic-s- Dlilll, Spot-m-li Umitvst Play, Speuvli l-'l.z1y, .luninr Play, Seninr Play, Iliuh Svlmul Uffiz-0, 1-land 5 yvzirs Unntm-st Soloist 5 ye-urs, Seininulm- Clinic- lizlucl 4 years, Stillwater Plin- iv Ilnncl 3 yi-urs, All-state Band, Snutliwn-ste-rii l'nul'ere11uL- Hand. llunel Sevtinn httklflt-'l', First Class .llllSl1'l2lll, Drum Majm's-tts-. Gniupuj tn Unllk-prv Quiz, Ilancl lllaimger WI.Kl'llll1l LOI' GIIEIGN Girls' Glen- Club, Music Award BESSIE IGDWYAIHJS l.,llD1lt'l'Ltfll:'S, Girls' Glu' Vlub, F. H, A. Vlub. Trzule and Industrial Club ICYICLYN l1l'l'LlC F, ll. A. l'lnb, Girls' Glcc Club. l'vp1w1'vttvs l .K'I'SY DEPASSIC Girls' Glue Vlulr, High St-luml Librzlriziu, Peppers-ttvs .IACKIE Ll! ICSAY Girls' Glen- Ulub, l,t'I!'lV:'l'L'ltUS, I . F. A. Club- WVA N IIA S'l'l'1lCl.lC llunfl N yr-urs, Hand Librarian 2 yn-urs, x'lf'k-'-I'l't'Slll6'1lt of Ruud, Pre-sicll-nt nf Hand, Stillwater Ulinic llziml 2 years, All State Rand, SUllllllVQHft'll All Urmiiferelice Band, .Iuniur Vlass Play, Scif-ucv Club, Suinizmli- Clinic 5 ye-urs, Music' Awurrl, First lfluss Musician, O. U. Clinic- Hand A N N M A YL IGN Girls' Glow Ulub, 1'eppm-rs-ttvs, Trurll- and luclustrizil Vlub, Report- vr, F. H. A, Club A llLENllC S'l'ANLl4lY lmnri, lk-pperettos, Sem-rvtzu'y and 'I'r'vzLs111'v1' of 'l'I'ZlflE :ind lnflustrial Vlnb, Music Award, F. H. A. Club MARY ANN PREVVI'l I' lll'l A Tlnhspians, Pepperettc-s, Oklalmuul llnnnr Soviety, .luninr Ulnss Play. Going: tn College Quiz, Girls' Glev Vlub, Drzunatif-s Award, Sopho- inurt- Class Yell Leader, Pepper- ette Yell Leader NICLDA ADAMS SUAN F. H. A. Club, Senior Class Play Publicity ARYLENE HENDERSON F1't'SlllllHll Ulass Yell-Leader, Soph- UIlllll't' Vlass President, Sevretary and Treasurer nf Junior Class, Sen- ior Glass Yell Lv:-Lder, Girls' Glee Clulw, A Cappella Choir 2 years, Music- Awards, Make--up for Junior Play, Peppcrette-s, Pepperette Yell- lmzlcler El years, l4lllI'Ii.Tl2Lll, Girls' Trim, Opervttas, Ps-pperette Queen Altvndlziut, Trad? and Industrial Vlnb, F. H. A. Club DOM B EC K'S GROCERY CRABTREE ADDITION PHONE 214 Class History ot the Class In, September, 1947, we proudly, but shyly, entered the halls of Henryetta High School. We were green Freshmen. Between being afraid of the Seniors biting us and getting our locker and room num- bers straight we finally managed to elect our class officers. We chose Carl Bagwell for President and Charles Key for Vice-President. Joan Rork was our Secretary and Treasurer and Dorothy Dunnavant was our Reporter. For their big mouths we elected Pete Rowe and Arylene Henderson our yell lead- ers. Miss Dutton was our choice for Sponsor. The rest of the year we spent in studying hard, getting used to the new building and new faces, and settling down to four years of high school life. We end- ed the year by 'having a wonderful time at a picnic at the lake. In the fall of 1948 we entered high school for the second time. We were no longer known as green Freshmen but we were full class- men now, Sophomores. We were a wonderful class and we knew it. We knew we must elect only the best officers. The girls fought for women's rights and elected Ary- lene Henderson as President. For Vice-President we chose Carl Bag- well. lCharlene Walling was our secretary and treasurer and Char- les Hickman and Mary Ann Prew- itt were our yell leaders. Mr. Pugh was chosen our Sponsor. This year was different. We were upper class- t '51 men. Some of our boys names ap- peared on football programs and baseball and baske-tball lineups. Our girls served at the Junior- Senior Banquet and enjoyed the Pepperettes and other organiza- tions. This year We again had a picnic to end the school term. We played baseball and had a wonder- ful time. We could hardly wait for the next year when we would be JUNIORS! Our third year of highschool was full of activities. We were to be responsible for treating the Sen- iors with a Junior-Senior Banquet. Our problem was to raise the mon- ey. We started out by having a rummage sale. We worked all day. Some of us even modeled our mer- chandise - and looked pretty good in it too. Our very able officers were Don Shane, presidentg Bob Rodriquez, vice-presilcntg Arylene Henderson, secretary and treasur- erg and Pete Rowe and Shirley Wall, yell leaders. Miss Huss was elected our sponsor. We had a bake sale that went over very well. Then we gave our Junior class play, Don't Take My Penny , a comedy, which was a tremendous success. And then came the Junior-Senior basketball game and by some miracle we lost it! Then came May and time for the Junior-Senior Banquet. We were very thrilled and excited. The HAMRA'S 324 WEST MAIN PHONE 294 Class History banquet carried out an Indian theme. Big Chief Don Shane was our Master of Ceremonies. We had a heap big time and after the banquet we had a Junior-Senior Prom at Teen Town. Later that month we helped the Seniors to graduate by decorating the gym and doing odd jobs at 'Commence- ment and Baccalaureate services. We were sorry to see the Seniors leave but we were anxious to be next year's SENIORSl Then came that fateful day in September, 1950, and we were H. H. S.'s highest classmen! We were really going to be busy this year. First of all we chose Carroll Hat- field as President, Bob Rodriquez as vice-president, Dean Brison as secretary and treasurer. Arylene Henderson and Ronald Collett were our yell leaders and Miss Huss was again elected our spon- sor. There were a lot of new faces around this year - Mr. Power, our new wardeng Mrs. Gay, our language teacher, Mr. Speer, Mr. Berryhill, Mr. Rezabek, Miss Moor- er, and all the rest. Then came the happy day we chose our rings and announce- ments. Everyone thought a differ- ent ring was prettiest but we finally got together and ordered some.- In December we had our Senior Dinner with decorations, trees, presents, and everything - includ- ing a real, live Santa Clause who gave away embarrassing gifts. Some left the dinner red faced, but happy. But then in January our rings came. You could tell the Seniors by the way they held their arms. Next came the annual Junior-Sen- ior basketball game and this time we won. On April 2 we had OUR day. We had a picnic and went skating and had an all-around good time. Teen town gave us a dance that night. The girls were busy that night - they were getting ready for our Senior Tea which was given by the Twentieth :Cen- tury Club the next afternoon. In May the Juniors treated us with a banquetg the Teen Towners treated us with a nrom. The ban- quet was beautiiul and the p-rom was a lot of fun. This was really a busy month. This was probably the last time all of us would ever be together, but few of us had time to think about it. Our caps and gowns came and for the first time we realized we were Seniors. Were we ever a proud and good-looking bunch of Seniors! That week we were very busy - Baccalaureate, Commencement and everything tall at once. Now we proudly, but sadly de- part from the old school, leaving behind us a lot of hard work and fun and we hope a lot of pleasant memories. MARY ANN PREWITT DUCA GEORGIAN HOTEL AND COFFEE SHOP PHONE 669 Whats In A Name? Wouldn't it be funny if Carl were a SA'CKwell instead of a BAGwell? Wouldn't it be funny if Mary Jean were a BALLles instead of a BATT1es? Wou1dn't it be funny if Bobby were a NUT instead of a BERRY? Wouldn't it be funny if James were a SKATing instead of a BOL- en? Wouldn't it be funny if Elinor were a SELLem instead of a BY- num? Wouldn't it be funny if Betty Ann were a STALK instead of a CAIN? Wouldn't it be funny if 'Casey were a UNIVERSITY instead of a CALLICH? Wouldn't it be funny if Ann were a campBUZZER instead of a camp- BELL? Wouldn't it be funny if Donald were a HACKem instead of a CHISurn? Wouldn't it be funny if Sam were a FRY instead of a COOK? Wouldn't it be funny if Pat were a craWCHEVROLET instead of a crawFORD? Wou1dn't it be funny if Lawana were a cunningBACON instead of a cunningHAM? Wouldn't it be funny if Dorothy were a NIGHTvis instead of a DAvis? Wou1dn't it be funny if Patsy were an OVERpass instead of a DEpasse? Wouldn't it the funny if Dorothy were a dunnavUN1CLE instead of a dunnavANT? Wouldn't it be funny if Bessie were a edSEARS instead of an edWARDS? Wouldn't it be funny if Franklin were a MEADOWS instead of a FIELDS? Wouldn't it be funny if Thelma were a gilHENRY instead of a gi1PATRICK? Wouldn't it be funny if Maudie were a PURPLE instead of a GREEN? Wou1dn't it be funny if Frankie were a MAXWELL HOUSE instead of a GRIFFIN? Wou1dn't it be funny if Wanda were an EARison instead of a HARison? Wouldn't it be funny if Carroll were a COATfield instead of a HATfie1d? Wouldn't it be funny if Barney were an EAGLE instead of a HAWKins? TRACY'S HAICEIEERY, FEED 81 SEED 122 NORTH 4th, PHONE 489 Whats In A Name? Wou1dn't it be funny if Faye June were a LONG-BELL instead of a KENNEDY? Wowldn't it be funny if Opal Dean were a KORNS instead of a KERNS? Wouldn't it be funny if Jackie were a DIEsay instead of a LIVE- say? Wouldn't it be funny if Wanda Ray were a marLEAD instead of a marTIN? Wouldn't it be funny if Ann were an AP'RILlen instead of a MAY- len? Wouldn't it be funny if Edgar were a YOURS instead of a MY- ERS? Wouldn't it be funny if Peggy were a PE'NNYson instead of a NICHOLson? Wouldn't it be funny if James were a DRIVER instead of a PAR- KER? Wouldn't it be funny if Mary Jo were a CONOCO instead of a PHIL- LIPS? Wouldn't it be funny if Mary Ann were a HALFwit instead of a PREwit? Wou1dn't it be funny if Patricia were a GATHERING instead of a PICKERING? Wou1dn't it be funny if Bobby were a GUNriquez instead of a RODriquez? Wouldn't it be funny of Joan were a PORK instead of a RORK? Wouldn't it be funny if Pete were a PADDLE instead of a ROWE? Wouldn't it be funny if Billye Jean were a SALVAGE instead of a SELVIDGE? Wouldn't it be funny if Gracealee were a PARKER 51 instead of a SHAFFER? Wou1dn't it be funny if Mar- garette were a COWGIRL instead of a SHEPHERD? Wouldn't it be funny if Arlene were a SIT1ey instead of a STAN- ley? Wouldn't it be funny if Wanda were a BORROW instead of a STEELE? Wouldn't it be funny if Jimmie were HAPPY instead of SULLi- van? Wouldn't it be funny if Shirley were a FLOOR instead of a WALL? Wouldn't it be funny if Joan were a VOLTzke instead of a WAT- zke? Wouldn't it be funny if Marilyn were a SOUTHley instead of a WESley'? Wouldn't it be funny if Faye were a wilFLY instead of a wil- MOTH? Wou'ldn't it be funny if Arylene were a ROOSTERson instead of a HENderson? SILVEY MOTOR CO. WEST MAIN - YOUR FORD DEALER - PHONE 83 WHIPPS' 416 WEST MAIN PHONE 596 Last Will and Testament of the Class We, Delores Averett and Nelda Suan, do hereby will Mary Lee Bentley and Callie Mitchell our ability to drive the car - into a ditch or upon a curb, of course. I, Carl Bagwell, will my fullback position to Marvin Powell and my halfback position to 12-toni Rambo and hope that they can cross the goal-line more times than I did. I, Mary Jean Battles, will to Ruby Manning my phenomenaed ability to arrive exactly on time for band each day and to any girl who thinks she can use it effect- ively I leave my graceful walk. I, Bobby iLette1 Beaverl Berry, being both sober and of sound mind, will to Joe lhandsl Lackey my women in Okmulgee. The-y'll hold him till he graduates. iFrom collegel I, James Bolen, will my ability to catch on to the jokes in D. O. class, to Bill Olinger, he needs it. We, Betty Brice and Thelma Gil- patrick, will to any lucky Junior the ability to impeach a president by simply writing a note. I, Dean Brison, will my fRedJ hair to Calvin Rambo and Bert Cosper. Now all you need is freck- les. Ha! Ha! I, Rex Buzan, will my seat in study hall next to G. G.. to any dear boy who would like to have it, or think he can keep it. Elinor Bynum To Shirley Gragg I leave my good looksg l: '51 To Peggy Power, My way with books. To Don Morse fand may he not too far go!! I leave my love to argue sol!!! I, Casey Callich, leave my small horn to Steve 'Callich and also my crew hair cut. I, Ann Campbell, intended to will to my little brother, Larry, my place in The Band. But he has decided to go out for football, and as I don't have a position in this organization, I leave him my lock- erg he can have the books too. I, Betty Ann Cain, will my love for dancing and for all active sports to George Ann Scheirmann -leach with a different boy?-Hope you have as much fun as I did! I, Donald Chisum, having no mind or body left, do hereby will to my sister Joyce, the privilege of being in the A Cappella 'Choir and I will to my brother Raymond fcur- lyl the honor of being in the Jun- ior Play and the Senior Play. I also leave him my personality which I used to great advantage to win the hearts of some Freshmen girls. fmajorettesl I, Ronald Collett, will my love for a little Junior girl D. R. to Don Summers, and Ronnie Fritts, if they think they can get her, to my little brother, my ability for playing basketball. Seniors vs. Juniors fg ft pf RONALD 'COLLETT 0 0 5 I, Sam Cook, will to any fresh- HENRYETTA INSURANCE AGENCY DAN H. DACUS 618 WEST MAIN PHONE Last Will and Testament men my 5 years in Henryetta High School, who needs it. I, Pat Crawford, will my speed, brains, and coaching job to Woody Ballard, to Scotty Morse my empty pocket book. I, Doye Cullison, having water on the brain, do hereby will my four years of bashful bachelorhood to Robert Thomas CHe has a good startl. I also leave my abilities tif there are anyi to Raymond Chis- um. I, Lawana Cunningham, will my twelve long years in school to Bet- ty Jo Hullet who is now a Junior. I, Dorothy Jean Davis, will to Shirley Adkins and Beverly Collins a good boy-friend who 'happens to have Chemistry before they do. It always helps! I, Bob Deavers, will to any hand- some young Junior my ability to have two dates to the Junior Sen- ior Banquet - until one girl found out about it, and to Jimmy Crownover to wear all brown clothes to school. I, Patsy Depasse, do hereby will to all those lucky Juniors the priv- ilege of being a member of H. H. S. one more year. I, Naomi Peterson Dickey, leave my dancing ability f?J to Lloyd Reid, who could certainly use it!!! I, Mary Ann Prewitt Duca, be- ing of sound mind and cruel heart, will to any Junior my seat in Eng- lish class.. May they have more luck with it than I have. I, Dorothy Jean Dunnavant, leave this Hall of Learning'??? - with tear strained eyes. My tears I leave to Peggy Power Cyoufll need 'em kiddo.l and my Irish temper to that meek?? and gen- tle?? Freshman Delmer Don Ken- nedy. I, Bessie Edwards, will my place in D. O. Class to Mary Lois Sim- onovski. We, Pearl Mae Farley and Wan- da Rae Martin, will to Patsy Wal- ker, Ramona Marler, and Mary Lee Bentley, our ardent love for certain boys in the 45th Division and hope you have better luck than we did. Good luck girls, you'll need 1 . I, Buzzy Fields, being of sound mind, hereby will to Johnny Pow- ell, my fabulous nickname, Ralph Kouri and to Calvin Rambo my chair in study hall around the five most beautiful girls in school. I, Thelma Gilpatrick, will to that cute Junior, Violet Parks, my po- sition of one semester in A fCap- pella Choir, and to Melda Snyder, all my interest in Texans. I, Maudie Lou Green, do hereby will my ability to absorb nothing that a teacher slings at me fdue to my daydreaming of a certain guy in McAlesterD to Jean Ren- frow. I hope she makes better grades than I did. I, Frank Griffin, will to John Burzio my heavy weight that he may use it in his football career. May he distribute it wisely. I, Linda Hanna, do hereby will my Thespian points to John Bur- zio and my great acting ability t'?J to any girl who likes to play those big-sister-supporting-the-fam- ily roles! I, Wanda Harrison, will to Cal- lie Mitchell and Alma Tibbits my SQUARE DEAL GROCERY RODNEY BONES 311 WEST MAIN PHONE 498 Last Will and Testament ol the Class We, Delores Averett and Nelda Suan, do hereby will Mary Lee Bentley and Callie Mitchell our ability to drive the car - into a ditch or upon a curb, of course. I, Carl Bagwell, will my fullback position to Marvin Powell and. my halfback position to 12-ton? Rambo and hope that they can cross the goal-line more times than I did. I, Mary Jean Battles, will to Ruby Manning my phenomenaed ability to arrive exactly on time for band each day and to any girl who thinks she can use it effect- ively I leave my graceful walk. I, Bobby tLettel Beaverb Berry, being both sober and of sound mind, will to Joe thandsl Lackey my women in Okmulgee. They'll hold him till he graduates. tFrom collegel I, James Bolen, will my ability to catch on to the jokes in D. O. class, to Bill Olinger, he needs it. We, Betty Brice and Thelma Gil- patrick, will to any lucky Junior the ability to impeach a president by simply writing a note. I, Dean Brison. will my tRedJ hair to Calvin Rambo and Bert Cosper. Now all you need is freck- les. Ha! Ha! I, Rex Buzan, will my seat in study hall next to G. G.. to any dear boy who would like to have it, or think he can keep it. Elinor Bynum To Shirley Gragg I leave my good looks, l: '51 To Peggy Power, My way with books. To Don Morse land may he not too far goll I leave my love to argue sol!!! I, Casey Callich, leave my small horn to Steve 'Callich and also my crew hair cut. I, Ann Campbell, intended to will to my little brother, Larry, my place in The Band. But he has decided to go out for football, and as I don't have a position in this organization, I leave him my lock- erg he' can have the books too. I, Betty Ann Cain, will my love for dancing and for all active sports to George Ann Scheirmann -teach with a different boyl-Hope you have as much fun as I did! I, Donald Chisum, having no mind or body left, do hereby will to my sister Joyce, the privilege of being in the A Cappella -Choir and I will to my brother Raymond tcur- lyl the honor of being in the Jun- ior Play and the Senior Play. I also leave him my personality which I used to great advantage to win the hearts of some Freshmen girls. fmajorettesl I, Ronald Collett, will my love for a little Junior girl D. R. to Don Summers, and Ronnie Fritts, if they think they can get her, to my little brother, my ability for playing basketball. Seniors vs. Juniors fg ft pf RONALD 'COLLETT 0 0 5 I, Sam Cook, will to any fresh- HENRYETTA INSURANCE AGENCY DAN H. DACUS blk! WEST MAIN PHONE Last Will and Testament men my 5 years in Henryetta High School, who needs it. I, Pat Crawford, will my speed, brains, and coaching job to Woody Ballard, to Scotty', Morse my empty pocket book. I, Doye Cullison, having water on the brain, do hereby will my four years of bashful -bachelorhood to Robert Thomas CHe has a good startl. I also leave my abilities tif there are any? to Raymond Chis- um. I, Lawana Cunningham, will my twelve long years in school to Bet- ty Jo Hullet who is now a Junior. I, Dorothy Jean Davis, will to Shirley Adkins and Beverly Collins a good boy-friend who happens to have Chemistry before they do. It always helps! I, Bob Deavers, will to any hand- some young Junior my ability to have two dates to the Junior Sen- ior Banquet - until one girl found out abou-t it, and to Jimmy Crownover to wear all brown clothes to school. I, Patsy Depasse, do hereby will to all those lucky Juniors the priv- ilege of being a member of H. H. S. one more year. I, Naomi Peterson Dickey, leave my dancing ability t?J to Lloyd Reid, who could certainly use it!!! I, Mary Ann Prewitt Duca, be- ing of sound mind and cruel heart, will to any Junior my seat in Eng- lish class.. May they have more luck with it than I have. I, Dorothy Jean Dunnavant, leave this Hall of Learning??? - with tear strained eyes. My tears I leave to Peggy Power Cyou'll need 'em kiddo.J and my Irish temper to that meek?? and gen- tle?? Freshman Delmer Don Ken- nedy. I, Bessie Edwards, will my place in D. O. Class to Mary Lois Sim- onovski. We, Pearl Mae Farley and Wan- da Rae Martin, will to Patsy Wal- ker, Ramona Marler, and Mary Lee Bentley, our ardent love for certain boys in the 45th Division and hope you have better luck than we did. Good luck girls, you'll need 1 . I, Buzzy Fields, being of sound mind, hereby will to Johnny Pow- ell, my fabulous nickname, Ralph Kouri and to Calvin Rambo my chair in study hall around the five most beautiful girls in school. I, Thelma Gilpatrick, will to that cute Junior, Violet Parks, my po- sition of one semester in A 1Cap- pella Choir, and to Melda Snyder, all my interest in Texans. I, Maudie Lou Green, do hereby will my ability to absorb nothing that a teacher slings at me fdue to my daydreaming of a certain guy in McAlesterl to Jean Ren- frow. I hope she makes better grades than I did. I, Frank Griffin, will to John Burzio my heavy weight that he may use it in his football career. May he distribute it wisely. I, Linda Hanna, do hereby will my Thespian points to John Bur- zio and my great acting ability 1?J to any girl who likes to play those big-sister-supporting-the-fam- ily roles! I, Wanda Harrison, will to Cal- lie Mitchell and Alma Tibbits my SQUARE DEAL GROCERY RODNEY BONES 311 WEST MAIN PHONE 498 Last Will and Tesiament ability of being the best and the longest talker in school iuntil I get caughtl. Carroll Hatfield: To my masculine friend, Kenneth Hopkins Csize 14 around the chesth. I leave my books and my worries and most of my debts. My gals and my friends and all my lost bets. May he have good luck through the following year. I didn't learn much and I don't even keer . lCompliments on my English should go to Mr. Speer.J I, Barney Hawkins, Jr., will my D's to Arthur Archer so that he will have a chance to graduate next year. I, Clem Hicks, being of worn and tattered mind will to James Par- ker, Richard Walker, and Bob Ber- ry my war-torn chaw of Beech- nut. Take good care of it fellers. I, Don Jones, do hereby will to Bob Pickering, my interest in solo clarinet . And for his own good, I attach these words of warning, at no extra cost, Be careful, Bob, 'IT' can drive you nuts. I, Wayne 'Digger Keith will be the last to let you tThe Senior Classl down. Old Reliable. I, Dolores Kennedy, will to Reba Pickel and Barbara Ingold my his- tory and economic books and hope that they use them more than I did. I, Faye Kennedy, do hereby will my locker partner to one Hellen Bunyard' demanding that she not take possession until after I de- part! And I will Phyllis Morris to anyone who is brave enough to put up with her. To Bev Collins and Jonetta Hart We, Steele and Kennedy, say Be smart If you'd rather not be deader than liver Take our advice, be a back seat driver. I, Paul Kennedy, will my bass voice to Thurman Morrison and my football position to James Crownover, who I know can fill it. I, Opal Deane Kerns, will Pauline and Gerry my history bookg may they get better use of it than I did and to Shirley I will my short- hand books, she was so good in it. I, Evelyn Litle, do hereby leave to Mary Nell Popejoy my seat isecond in front of the deskl in American History Class and my ability to make good grades in there and lots of luck because you'll really need it. I, Jackie Livesay, will the ability to never loose my temper and al- ways keep a 'sweet disposition when things don't go my way in D. O. class to Wanda Beasley. I, Edgar Ray Myers, will to De- lilah Lu1ubelle Shaffer my class ring. She 'has it anyway. I, Peggy Nicholson, will to my little f?J brother Don my ability to convince people I'm really a good driver. To Jonetta Hart I will my ability to always say the wrong thing at the wrong time and get into more unexplainable predicaments than any one person HATFIELD GROCERY 81 MARKET llll DOLLINS STREET PHONE Z5 Last Will and Testament can handle. I leave Peggy Power my love for eating. CI've got to do something about it before I'm five-by-five.l I, James W. Parker, being of sound mind and body, do will to any freshman boy who has an intellectual complex my roudy per- sonality, also I will my seat in A :Cappella to Bruce tTexJ Hood. I, Mary Jo Phillips, will to Jack- ie Lee Tucci my ambition to be- come a famous football player. Notre Dame, of course. I, Patricia Pickering, do hereby will to Bobby Pickering, my box to keep his books ing also to Diana Reynolds my chair in bandg to Patty Roberts, my voice in Deb- onaires, she will need it to be heard. I, Bob Rodriquez ialias Bob Rog- ersi, will my qu-arter-back position in the football team to John Bur- zio and 'Charley Van Meter. Go to it fellows. I also will to Don Nich- olson my chores as first tenor in the A Cappella Choir. I, Joan Rork, will my fond' af- fection for cows fin a round about Way? to Nancy Hamra. And to Mike Pinkston, my ability to go out on school nights and still make tprettyl good grades. We, Pete Rowe and Carl Bag- well will our two beautiful auto- mobiles to any Courtin Junior boy who has the ambition and en- ergy to keep them in running order. I, Phyllis Jean Schutte, will to Billy Jr. Lavendusky my locker- nartner iDoi Dunnavanti - I say as Dot pulls my arm. I Billye Jean Selvidge, will my long hair and fingernails to Wilma Brasher and Wanda Thompson. And to my cute little sister, De- lores, my back seat in A Cappella. may she use it to better advantage than I. l, Gracealee Shaffer, do hereby will to my little Cousin, Delilah Shaffer, my place in the Band Room Office and to Bobby Sue Martin my ability to get along with people. Luck to you kids! I, Jewel Shandy, do will my abil- ity to change schools at mid-term and still graduate???? to any un- fortunate person it happens to hap- pen to. I, Don Shane, will to Shirley one JZ my eyes so she will be able to see because she always has a patch over one of hers, and so every one will stop saying I slugged her. tEven if I really did.i v I, Margarette Shepherd, will to Janice Thomas my slightly used history notes. She'l1 need them!! I, Arlene Stanley, will to my lit- tle sister, Pat, my ability to get my drivers license after my second trial. Of course you will have to have Mr. Wortham's help. I, Wanda Steele, will the Presi- dency of the Band to Don Russell. Wow! what an administration!!! Also my half interest in lst chair .clarinetl to the brave soul who THE SlLVEY'S 1203 WEST MAIN PHONE 631 Last Will and Testament wants to lose friends and influence people. I, Jim Sullivan, will if you will, but other than that I will my classification of 1-A to any of those many 4-F Juniors who are military minded and I will my ability to get along f??l with Coach Berry- hill to all returning gridiron hope- fuls. I, Kenneth Thompson, leave to Wanda Beasley my ability to talk louder, longer, and about more things than anyone else in D. O., and to my sister I leave all the trash in our locker. May someone else keep it cleaner that I did. I, Rosemary B. Thompson, will to any girl who thinks sire can be a housewife and school-girl at the same time!! And to Lola Mae Sweet, and Phyllis Wittman, I will leave the next two years in Henry- etta High! I, Richard Walker, will to 'Calvin Rambo my place on the football bench and my ability to understand girls. I, Shirley Wall, will my Waddle to Bev Collins. I, Will, - CG0l1y, what am I writing. My name is Joan Watzkeg not Willll I, Marilyn Wesley, will to Shirley Ann Sills, my ability to go steady six months with a broad-shouldered, handsome boy without putting his parents in a health clinic over the fear that it might become Mr. and Mrs. ! - and the luck to you little cuz . l, Barbara Williams, will my love for dear ole Speech Classg for les- sons left unfinished, and for boys with crew hair cuts, tlt doesn't rhyme? So Wat!! to Carolyn Ly- barger. I, Gertrude Williams, tall body and no mind! will to Helen Bun- yard my slightly used ability. I, Faye Wilmoth, do will my lit- tle l?l sister Phyllis my ability to hold the lead??? in the senior ilay. I, Ann Maylen, will - to - leave. I, Arylene Henderson, being of sound mind t'?J and able body do hereby will to that cute sophomore, Pat Walker, part of my interest in the U. S. Navy and to my young- er sister, Bette, my nickname 'tYum Yum . BUILDERS SUPPLY 415 WEST TRUDGEON PHONE 1068 KElTH'S GROCERY 81 MARKET 10' EAST MAY PHONE 570 Ambiiions oi The Class DELORES AVERETT: My am- ition is to have the largest Certi- fied Public Accountants office in the world and to have working in that office my former classmates, Peggy Nicholson, Dorothy Dunna- vant, Patricia Pickering, and Shir- ley Wall. CARL BAGWELL: My ambition is to play football at O. U. MARY JEAN BATTLES: My ambition is to go to some far off place where I will never again have to hear the accusing words: Just because you're the Superin- Lendent's daughter! ! BOBBY BERRY: My ambition is to return from Texas as a rich oil man, and get back into circula- tion in Okmulgee, and vicinity. ROSE MARY ITHOMPSONJ BLAKELY: My ambition is to make just as great a success in my future undertakings as I have had in my marriage to that won- derful person, namely, Mr. Royce Wilson Thompson. BETTY JEANNE BRICE: My ambition is to become a stenog- rapher and, also, to remove all telephone poles for future Driver Ed students. DEAN BRISON: My ambition is to be The Woman in White. MARSHALL REX BUZAN: My ambition is to see Pat Crawford become coach, and' out run all his athletes. ELINOR BYNUM: My ambition is to become a better ukelele play- oi '51 er than Arthur Godfrey. BETTY ANN CAIN: My ambi- tion is to be a famous artist. and to someday marry a rich South- erner - with lots of antiques! CASEY CALLICH. I, Casey Cal- lich have the ambition to continue my study in music, and to become a band director. ANN CAMPBELL: My ambition is to invent a device to sneak a few more minuies in our Psycholo- gy hour so Miss Bowles can finish the stories that she starts. ll think Mr. Power must ring the bell early at 2:00J. RONALD COLLETT: My ambi- tion is to go Io school at Central Staie College, Edmond, Oklahoma, to play football, and study Manual Arts. When I finish college I would like to be a sclzool teacher. PAT CRAWFORD: My ambition is to see the world for myself, and then go to college at Oklahoma University. DOYE CULLISON: My ambition is to be with Mr. Speer lEnglish Teacheri, when he goes to see Sa- moa of Samoa. LAWANA CUNNINGHAM: My ambition is to have a beautiful home on top of Ninth Street Hill. DOROTHY DAVIS: My ambition is to hear a speaker repeating, Nurse Davis is needed in the Nursery!! BOB DEAVERS: My ambition is to graduate from Accounting Col- lege and work for the Continental LAVENDSKY BROS. GROCERY 8 MKT. I' REE DELIVERY PHONE 353 Ambitions Oil Company as gas and oil man. PATSY DEPASSE: My ambition is to be a million dollar baby in the ten-cent story. DOROTHY DUNNAVANT: My ambition is to become the private secretary of the Accounting firm of William Lavendusky, Jr. BESSIE EDWARDS: My ambi- tion is to be ambitious enough to have ambition. PEARL FARLEY: My ambition is to be Captain of the 973rd En- gineer Construction Battalion. and be stationed in Japan. FRANKLIN FIELDS: My ambi- tion is to settle down and be a farmer and have lots of FIELDS . THELMA JO GILPATRICK: My ambition is to be of help to others. MAUDIE LOU GREEN: My am- bition is t-o marry a rich man and live on a dude ranch in California. l And have as my special guest Wanda Harrison. J LINDA HANNA: My ambishum is ta apreecheat everythang Mr. Clays teeched me, 'bout speech and grammer and ta see his face W'en he reeds this hyar!! FRANKIE JOE GRIFFIN: My ambition is to invent a windshield wiper for eye glasses. WANDA HARRISON: My ambi- tion is to be the greatest producer in Hollywood, and have as my greatest 'stars none other than those Uncomparable, Callie Mitch- ell, and The Great Maudie Lou Green. CARROLL HATFIELD: Through my love of medical science, I wish to someday become a skilled - NECTIICIAN. BARNEY HAWKINS: My ambi- tion is to go to India. CLEM HICKS: My ambition is to become owner oi the McDoodles Skunk Works. And to leave my so-called career to some able-bod- ied Junior! DONALD WAYNE JONES: My ambition? Ah, yes, I have a lot: My ambition is to be the world's wackiest Psychologist. And to bc Executive Co-President of the Unit- ed States STEELE Corporation. WAYNE KEITH: Through my experience as song leader in D. O. Class, I plan to be a singer in Mary Jo Phillips' night club. In case people might faint or collapse from the food for my singing? I will, also, operate a funeral home, specializing in ambulance service. DELORES KENNEDY: My am- bition is to be the most sought- after stenographer. fBy good-1ook- ing bachelors of coursel. FAYE JUNE KENNEDY: My ambition is to become a success- ful Driver's Education Teacher. PAUL KENNEDY: My ambition is to be a teacher. OPAL DEAN KERNS: My ambition is to have enough ambi- tion to get on and off the stage on May 24, 1951. EVELYN LITLE: My ambition is to marry a Red Cloud and to own part of the Cookson Hills. JACKIE LIVESAY: My ambition is to meet the human who has 0. K. GROCERY GROCERY 8a MARKET FREE DELIVERY FRUITS 8z VEGETABLES 205 - 207 WEST MAIN PHONE Ambitious spent his whole high school career in D. O.. I have spent only one year in the class and I have never been the same. WANDA RAY MARTIN: My am- bition is to be a Captain in the 279th Infantry and go to Japan. ANN MAYLEN: My ambition is to become a man for only one day so I can find out what is so enter- taining on the inside of a pool hall, especially the ones that say, Boys under 18, KEEP OUT! EDGAR MYERS: My ambition is to someday return to Henryetta. But, not as an eligible bachelor. PEGGY NICHOLSON: My ambi- tion is: To amass a fortune before I'm of agen, To be a cowgirl and ride the range, And -while I'm still young and full of joy, To become the wife of a wonder- ful boy. JAMES W. PARKER: My ambi- tion is to be a big football promot- er and arrange a big game be- tween Henryetta and Dewar. Score - 100-0. Whose favor??'? NAOMI CDICKEYl PETERSON: My ambition is to help my hus- band win the war. MARY JO CBROWND PHILLIPS: My ambition is to own the larg- est night club in San Francisco and have Wayne Keith, star sing- er. Jackie Livesay has agreed to lead the D. O. girls in their bubble numbers on special occasions such as the President's Ball, etc. PATRICIA PICKERING: My am- bition is to be the highest paid comptometer operator in Tulsa, and to keep house for a famous rwe hopel commercial artist. MARY ANN lDUCAl PREWITT: My ambition is to have a beautiful home. ROBERT RODRIQUEZ: My am- bition is to be able to say that Henryetta High School is my Alma Mater, also, to sing for the Metro- politan Opera Company. JOAN RORK: My ambition is to become a Veterinary's Assistant, and to hold the Doctor's hand in- stead of the patient's. MARTIN ROWE: Ambition: My trombone is greasy It's slick and shiny My ambition is to sail Out on the briny. The Navy you see has lots in store It offers a chance to play and explore So out on this venture I have boldly sailed To play my trombone and test the gale. PHYLLIS SCHUTTE: My ambi- tion is to convince Mr. Clay and Mr. Speer, that I'm a great speak- er??? And not just a Talker. BILLYE JEAN SELVIGE: My ambition is to do better in the fu- ture than I have in the past. GRACEALEE SHAFFER: My ambition is to get an office job, to be a Mrs. Pfc, and have an ATLAS COAL CORP. Ambitions interest in a Meat Market. JEWELL SHANDY: My ambi- tion is to graduate from Bookkeep- ing. DON SHANE: My ambition is to be ambitious f?'?J and 'when I find SOMETHING to be ambitious about to be successful with it. MARGARETTE SHEPHERD: My ambition is to own a FORD car and build a dream home in a town not far from here. ARLENE STANLEY: My ambi- tion is to own a flower shop in Hollywood, specializing in Orchid corsages, with only men customers. WANDA STEELE: My ambition is to be the solo clarinetist in the ALL MALE Band of America and to study a psychologist in my spare time. JIMMIE SULLIVAN: My ambi- tion is to complete four years at Texas A 8: M, a MALE school, and come out with my same am- bition??? KENNETH THOMPSON: My one and only ambition is to be able to sit through a recording of my voice in Speech Class without hav- ing convulsions. NELDA SUAN: My sole ambi- tion is to be the very best house- wife ever known. RICHARD WALKER: My ambi- tion is to graduate with the per- mission of Uncle Sam. SHIRLEY WALL: My ambition is to be GOOD enough to take Miss Benton's place in Henryetta High School. JOAN WATZKE: My ambition is to get A's in American history. If I can do that, I can do anything! BARBARA JEAN WILLIAMS: My ambition is to ROWE through life with nothing r?J buft happiness: and to join the Navy in a round- about way, of course. MARILYN WESLEY: My ambi- tion is to be a member of Congress, through the knowledge I obtained in Miss Cameron's History Class, and fight for equal rights for men. GERTRUDE WILLIAMS: My ambition is to major in some field, that will benefit mankind the most. KA school teacherl. FAYE WILMOTH: My ambition is to be an expert typist and to set a new speed record of more than 30 Correct Words Per Min- ute. fFor a changel. ARYLENE HENDERSON: My ambition is to manufacture the best reducing pills on the market: so that the girls that fill my shoes won't have to starve themselves as I do and still never lose an ounce. JAMES BOLEN: My ambition is to become the worlds greatest hog caller so I can teach an English class too!! SAM COOK: Oh me! I've never had much ambition. Well, I might like being one of the most unusual, dynamic, bombastic, potentiality complexed individuals in the field: Well, in the field, say plowing for instance. GIFT WRAPPING FOR SPECIAL OCCASIONS CHILDREN 'S CLOTHES 621 WEST MAIN INFANTS TO TEENS ' PHONE 179 Prophecy oi The Class As editor of Who's Who in America - 1965, I was compil- ing information for my book when I ran across the names of some of my classmates from the class of '51, They had lived up quite well to their ambitions and I had the honor of putting several of their famous names in my book. Dolores Averett has become a very efficient accountant. She is working on a new type of income tax collection, reversing the alpha- bet to letter the forms and elim- inating exemptions. Helping her are Dolores Kennedy, Maudie Green, Betty Brice, Thelma Jo Gilpatrick, and Billye Jean Sel- vidge. Mr. Franklin Fields, now man- ager of the HARD-UP GLOBE TODDLERS, has been indicted for basketball bribery. Involved in the case are Don Shane and Jimmy Sullivan who accepted the bribe. I found Edgar Myers and Bobby Berry residing in Milwaukee. They are now operating the Myers and Berry Brewery and Bottle Co., and have developed a new formula which has brought them millions. Literary figures of our day are the famous authors Faye Kennedy and Wanda Steele who are on tours giving lectures and reviewing their latest books. Miss Kennedy is the author of I TOOK TO THE DITCH and Miss Steele's book is entitled HOW TO HAVE A WRECK GRACEFULLY. Wayne Keith is a mortician, and has the leading business in Bury- of '51 ville. Penn. On the side he is op- erating Keith's Keener Coffin Co. His slogan is 'Try our better lay- away plan. Opal Deane Kerns is a famous pin-up girl. The Army and Navy Favorite Sweater Girl. Linda Hanna can now be seen in the Broadway product1.on LIFE WITH LINDA. it is from the radio serial which has become so popu- lar in recent years. Co-starring is Peggy Nicholson, who plays the role of the impish little sister 'who's always heckling boy friends for quarters, and Betty Ann Cain plays the role of the other woman. M.ss Dean Brison has become famous as one of the most com- petent members of the staff of Mayo Brothers' Clinic. Rex Buzan and Ronald Collett are authors of a new book. It is titled, The Uselessness of the Eng- lish Language. Mr. Collett will enter Congress in 1966 fighting for abolishment of literature teaching in high schools in America. Another famous author is Sam Cook who is popular with the teen- age readers. His book, How to Get Ou-t of High School in Six Years is remaining with the top- sellers of the day. Mr. Cook is teaching history in California. Ann lCampbell is head librarian in the library of Congress with Margarette Shephard as her assist- ant. Shirley Wall is the leading at- traction in a new night club which WHITEWA Y CAFE Prophecy has been constructed just out of Hollywood. It is the largest monu- ment to showdom in the West. The decorating was done by Mrs. Bar- bara Jean Rowe and Pat Craw- ford has purchased the establish- ment. Also working for Mr. Craw- ford are Clem Hicks, bartender: Frankie Griffin, chefg and Grace- alee Shaffer and Marilyn Wesley as cigarette girls. Pete Rowe's orchestra is featured with Bob Rod- riquez doing the vocals, Don Jones and Elinor Bynum are partners in a psychiatrywzlin- ic in New York City. Joan Watzke is a professor of history at O. U. She is doing re- search on the natural habitat of the cave man. Mrs. Mary Jean Hudman, first woman jockey to ride in the Na- tional Steeple Chase, has retired from public life and has sold her horse, Know-Nothing to a glue factory. Casey lCallich is playing the tuba for the Band of America. Lawana Cunningham, Bessie Ed- wards, Mrs. Arylene Frew fthe former Arylene Hendersonl, Jackie Livesay, Ann Maylen, Arlene Stan- ley, and Kenneth Thomp-son are all taking advantage of Mr. Hart's early retirement plan. Jewell Shandy is teaching book- keeping at St. Michaels and Ger- trude Williams has replaced Mr. Speer as Senior English teacher at Henryetta High School. The aging Mr. Speer decided that it was easier to wrestle with elec- tronics than Henryetta High School football players. Don Chisum has entered the In- dianapolis hot rod races. His man- ager, James Parker, states that Chisum stands a good chance of winning. Evelyn Litle and Mrs. Dorothy Kennedy are both nurses at Rest- haven. Mrs. Kennedy had as a re- cent patient her husband, Paul, who is a famous singer. The former Miss Dorothy Dun- navant who has been working as secretary for her husband Bill Lav- endusky, accountant, has quit her job to devote her entire time to caring for their triplets and three other children. Doctor Carroll Hatfield, the noted scientist and inventor whose syn- thetic phosphorus match brought him the Nobel prize last year, is now deeply engrossed in the de- velopment of a simplified slide rule. Bob Deavers is operating the bus lines in New York City, and has chosen for a slogan, When you're a leav-er, Ride a Deaver's. Mary Ann Duca, Rosemary Thompson, Nelda Suan, and Naomi Dickey were voted 1965's Most Out- standing Homemakers of America. James Bolen is now editor of a daily newspaper. The Daily Blow, previously called THE DAILY BU- GLE, is rapidly growing in popular- ity. Working on the staff are Doye Cullison, news reporterg Patsy De- passe, Madame Zelinag Barney Hawkins, matrimonial columng Phyllis Schutte, gossip columng J oan Rork Kerr, livestock and farm newsg and Faye Wilmoth, society. Miss Patricia Pickering made the headlines this week, winning the 1965 National Women's Swimming Meet: Mary Jo Phillips, the beauty column. WHITEWA Y CAFE Senior Play Cast First row: Joan Watzke, Mary Jean Battles, Peggy Nicholson, Faye Wilmoth, Betty Ann Cain, Linda Hanna. Second row: Don Chisum, Frank Griffin, Don Shane, Paul Kennedy, Jimmie Sullivan, Carroll Hatfield, Derwood Clay. HENRYETTA REFRIGERATION TERRY JAMISON H45 R. P. M. RECORDS 115 N Znd. STREET PHONE 45 SILVER'S ICE CREAM CO. 518 WEST MAIN PHONE 547 A Cappella Choir First row: Carolyn Lybarger, Dorothy Davis, Nancy Hamra. Duanne Robison. Shirley Ellis, Billye Selvidge, Dolores Kennedy, Beverly Stenhouse, Peggy Nicholson. Second row: Shirley Adkins, Patricia Henderson, June Hardgrave, Beverly Collins Peggy Power, Rosemary Thompson. Faye Kennedy, Dawna Lee McKay, Allen Henry. Third row: Arylene Henderson, Jonetta Hart, Shirley Gragg, Dorothy Dunnavant, Dean Brison. Jimmie McDowell, Mrs. Hughes, Ronnie Moore. Fourth row: Bob Rodriquez, Carl Bagwell, James Parker, Joe Stith, Frank Griffin, Edgar Myers, Bobby Berry, Don Nicholson. Fifth row: Don Chisum, Paul Kennedy, Don Shane, Jimmie Sullivan, Barney llawkins, Don Morse, Bob Deavers, Thurman Morrison. HENRYETTA DAILY FREE-LANCE promoting a greater henryetta ,...t.....f...Q...mm.,,,...,,.s Thespian Club First row: Joan Watzke, Phyllis Schutte. Peggy Power. Linda Hanna, Elinor Bynuni. Shirley Gragg, Duanne Robison, Mary Jean Battles. Second row: Peggy Nicholson, Mary Ann Prewitt Duca. Third row: Don Chisum. Kenneth Hopkins, Carroll Hatfield. Jimmy McDowell liobert Thomas. Faye June Kennedy. Fourth row: Derwood Clay, Paul Kennedy, Don Shane, Jinnnie Sullivan, Bill Knight Fifth row: Johnny Powell, John Martin Burzio. Don Morse, Wayne Keith. COMPLIMENTS OF AUGUST BURZIO Faculty First row: Elsie Benton, Margaret Lomax, Georgia Huss, Leta Bowles, Elizabeth Cameron, Bernice Hughes. Second row: Marion Anglin, Goldie Parnell, Aretta Huddard, Jess W. Speer, Jean Moorer, Mildred Gay. Third row: Derwood Clay, John Hart, Dr. E. E. Battles, D. F. Myers, Lloyd Power. Fifth row: Floyd Hubbard, Tony Anderson, J. K. Pugh. LOUIS POWERS SHOE SERVICE GOOD SHOE SERVICE 124 WEST MAIN GREEN'S DRUG STORE 406 W. MAIN PHONE 47 GlNSBERG'S LEADING DEPT. STORE HENRYETTA, OKLAHOMA N0 First row: lleft to right!-Wanda Steele, Pattie Lou Roberts, Elinor Bynum, Mary Lee Bentley, Donna Harmon, Mary Jean Battles, Ruby Manning, Linda Hanna, Margaret Nelson, Sue Hardgrave, Betty Jo Mackey. Second row: lleft to right14Patricia Pickering, Diane Barton, Carol Marshall, Marilyn Ellis, Carol Wilson, Wanda Dallasta, Maureen Salmon, Betty Wade, Maudie Thompson, Darrell Buzan, Charlene Blackmon, Ernestine Ford, Dorothy Xezonatos. Delores Averett, Ruth Swyden, Patsy Stanley, Joan Watzke. Third row: Ileft to rightlfAudie Hale. Gracealee Shaffer. George McFarland. Mary Mills, Bobby Pickering, Patsy Hardgrave, Billie Harmon. Shirley Francis, Carolyn Ellis. .lean Blair. Donna Kiker. Mary Siminovski. Anna Harriette Koch. Pete Rowe. CONGRATIQ LOWRY'S EN Sl Daniel Caywood, Dean Lynch. Barbara Ingold, Clydene Egnew, Barbara Williams, Joan Rork, Sue Buzan. Fourth row: lleft to right!-Bert Cosper, Lottie Sue Branstetter, Bobby Richeson, LaVerne McPhlail, Reba Pickel, Joan Bryan, Don Russell, Margaret Renfrow, Helen Rodriquez, Mr. W. A. Anderson, Bill Foshee, Billy Rice, Johnny Mac Fox, James Wil- liams, John Orendorff, Freddie Weber, Bobby Sue Martin, Loyd Reed, Robbie Chapman, Tommy Woolverton, Don Jones, Ronald Shaffer, W. R. Stewart, Jan Smith, Ann Camp- bell, Betty Ann Cain. ' Fifth row: lleft to right!-Darrel Stevens, Charles Woodard, Doyle Pickel, George Niculino. Sieve Cullicll. Casey Czlllivh. .luck 'l'u1'ci, Gwendolyn Guerra. lVlury Donna Hemphill, Phyllis Wilmoth, Don Kennedy. Delilah Shaffer, Shirley Van Meter. Marilyn Davis. Mona Jo Millsap. Phyllis Schutte. EVERYBODY lD DRY CLEANERS Girls' Glee Club First row: Shirley Sills, Phyllis Morris. Phyllis Wittnian. Nellie Hughes, Juanita liodriquez, Ramona Marler. Second row: Patsy Jones, Norma Peterson. George Ann Schiermann, Dixie Davidson, Emma Jean Renfrow, Wynona Alison. Mrs. Hughes. Third row: Evelyn Carter, Marie Robertson, Lorietta Pippin, Joan Cotteral, Doris Roberts, Wilma Norris, Gerry Briscoe. Fourth row: Myrtle Lenox, Elvena Stiles. Willetta Luker. MARLER'S SHOE STORE 84 REPAIR SHOP SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY MAUDE'S FLOWERS 125 s. sth. st. PHONE 19 llENRYET'l'A, OKLAHOMA Boys' Glee Club First row: Mrs. Hughes, Bruce Hood, David Holman, Henry Nye, Richard Shockley. Second row: Don Nicholson, Joe Attebury, Wayne Moore, Paul Neal, Barry Robert- son, Jimmy Self. Third row: Bob Rodriquez, Bobby Arnold, Elmer Kannada, James Moncrief, Jackie Whipple, Joe Bob Dunaway, Jerry Prewitt. Fourth row: James Parker. Charles Russell, Edgar Myers, Allen Henry, Carl Bagwell, Frank Griffin, Paul Kennedy. Fifth row: Don Chisum, Joe Stith, Jimmie Sullivan, Thurman Morrison, Ronnie Moore, Jimmie McDowell. Sixth row: Barney Hawkins, Don Shane, Bill Knight, Bob Deavers, Don Morse, Franklin Fields, Bobby Berry. STRUNK GROCERY 81 MARKET ssor EAST TRUDGEoN PHONE 1866 MlLlER'S JEWELRY Diversiiied Gccupaiion First row: Kenneth Thompson, Mary Jo Phillips, Dean Prater. Lawana Dale Cunningham, Bill Cowan. Second row: Arlene Stanley, James Bolen, Bessie Edwards, Bill Olinger, Wayne Keith. Third row: Mr. J. E. Hart, Wanda Beasley, Ann Maylen Osborn, Arylene Henderson. Fourth row: Arthur Archer, Clem Hicks, Sam Cook, James Morris. OUALIIY OIL CO.-BELL SERVICE STATION 24 HOUR SERVICE PHONE 244 lst. and TRUDGEON HOMEIOWN BAKERY Pepperettes First row: Dorothy Dunnavant, Jonetta Hart, Dean Brison, Gay Williams, Arylene Henderson. Second row: Joyce Garner, Verda Jean Butler, Dawna Capps, Carol Cullison, Wanda Docherty, Nancy Hamra, Carolyn Lybarger, Helen Xezonatos, Phyllis Morris, Shirley Sills, Lorietta Pippin, Dawna Lee McKay, Joan Cotteral. Third row: Willetta Luker, Wanda Scholtz, Evelyn Carter, Phyllis Wittman, Patsy J-Jnes, Dixie Davidson, Patricia Henderson, Shirley Gragg, Beverly Stenhouse, Pearl Mae Farley, Peggy Nicholson, Dorothy Davis. Fourth row: Shirley Floyd, Arylene Stanley, Patsy Parker, Naomi Peterson Dickey, Elvena Stiles, Wynema Dudley, Joanne Marianos, Juanita Rogers, Dolores Kennedy, Miss Jeanne Moore. Fifth row: Evelyn Barnes, Mary Jo Phillips, Wilma Brasher. Bessie Edwards, Shirley Veidick, Mary Frances Reynolds, Duane Robison, Beverly Collins, Shirley Ellis, Shirley Ruth, June Hardgrave, George Ann Schiermann, Maxine Madden, June Rutherford. Sixth row: Wanda Beasley, Delores Cullison, Geraldine Luker, Helen Bunyard, Wanda Thompson, Gerry Briscoe, Opal Deane Kerns, Wanda Martin. Doris Roberts, Faye Wilmoth, Marguarette Shepard. Seventh row: Ann Maylen, Betty Jo Hullett, Phyllis Slaggs, Shirley Wall, Nancy Evington. Eighth row: Alice Farnell, Phyllis Wilson, Mary Ann Prewitt Duca, Faye June Kennedy, Joyce Eubanks, Pauline Kerns. SHURDEN FUNERAL HOME Football Queen Doila Dean Brison, the 1951 Football Quesn. was crowned in the High School Audi- torium by Carl Bagwell. Included in her majesly's court were Peggy Nicholson, Dorothy Dunnavant, Arylene Henderson. Virgie Rambo, Kay Jones, Beverly Collins. They were escorted by James Parker, John Burzio, Richard Walker, Robert Thomas, 1VIike Pinkston, Wayne Morrison. Linda Kay Chaffin, Judy Dunnavant, served as flower girls, and Phillip Schutte served as Crown-bearer. COMPLIMENTS OF LONG - BELL LUMBER CO. Football Bottom row fleft to rightl: Bobby Rogers, Carl Bagwell, Jimmie Xezonatos, Ted Locke, Bill Nelson. Wayne Morrison, John Burzio, Charles Van Meter. Second row 'left to rightl: Pat Crawford, Richard Walker, James Parker, Rex Buzan, Gene Irwin, Paul Kennedy, Don Shane. Third row tleft to rightl: Mike Pinkston, Johnny Powell, Calvin Rambo, John Oliver, Robert Thomas, Elmer Kanada. Bill Foster. Fourth row lleft to rightl: Howard Watlers. Donald Summers, Kenneth Hopkins, Bill Knight, Lonnie Hall, Thomas Harkins, Pat Thompson. Fifth row fleft to rightlz Bill Hatfield, Jim Crownover, Chuck Yonkers. Sixth row lleft to righth: Coach Earnest Rezabek, Coach Floyd Hubbard, Coach Lyle R ld C llett. Berryhill, Mgr. James McDowell, Mgr. Floyd Bowman, Jimmie Sullivan, ona o EXPERT COUNSEL - CONSTANT SERVICE - SOUND PROTECTION ll0 SOUTH 4th, STREET PHONE 700 Track Front row lleft to rightl: Richard Walker, Johnny Powell, Bruce Mumford, Charles Van Meter. Second row lleft to rightl: John Burzio, Jimmie Sullivan. Dale Livesay. COMPLIMENTS TO Senior Class of Henryetta High School ELLIS GLAZING INC. Basketball First row: llefl to rightl Ted Locke, Don Shane, Dale Livesay, Floyd Ulfner, Joe Stith. Second row: Coach Marion Anglin, Lynn Wilson, Wayne Morrison, Jimmie Sullivan, Glen Collett, Franklin Buzzy Fields. HARDIN STUDIO HIGH GRADE PORTRAIT - COMMERCIAL, AND KODAK WORK OKLAHOMA TIRE 8. SUPPLY APPLIANCE DEPT. PHO. 119 AUTO DIVISION PHO. 120 406 WEST MAIN ,S as Juniors First row: Pauline Kerns. Joyce Eubanks, June Hardgrave, Marie Robertson, Gwendolyn Guerra, Ruth Swyden, Diana Reynolds. Delilah Shaffer, Mary Simonovski, Edith Warren, Emogene Renfrow, Wynona Allison, Evelyn Barnes, Norma Gragory. Norma Peterson. Second row: Janice Thomas, Violet Parks, Billie Sue Harmon, Jonetta Hart, Shirley Gragg, Marilyn Davis, Ernestine Ford, Wanda Dallasta, Gay Williams, Shirley Ellis, Shirley Ruth, Peggy Powers, Doris Roberts. Third row: Louise Maurizzi, Mary Nell Popejoy, Wanema Dudley, Elvena Stiles, Donna Harmon, Nannie Lee Windom. Geraldine Luker, Mona Jo Milsap, Duanne Robison. Fourth row: Callie Mitchell, Paul Campell, Betty Hullett, Maureen Salmon, Patsy Hardgrave, Shirley Adkins, Mary Donna Hemphill, Beverly Collins, Jimmy McDowell. Fifth row: Donald Caywood, Bill Nelson, Floyd Bowman, Wayne Morrison, Mike Pinkston, Charles Van Meter, Ted Locke, Bruce Mumford, Johnny Powell, Wayne Moore, Kenneth Hopkins. Sixth row: Calvin Rambo. Bill Rice, Joe Attebery, Bill Knight, Thurman Morrison, Miss Bowles, Don Morse. Lynn Wilson, Bill Runyon, John Orendorff. Seventh row: Don Summers, Floyd Uffner, Wayne Harris, George Depasse, Leslie Pippin, Jimmy Xezonatos, Bob Winkelpleck, Melvin Lay, Elwood Ballard, Allen Henry. Bobby Richeson, Ronnie Moore. KA U F FMA N 'S SERVING HENRYETTA SINCE 1914 it i Sophomores First row: Ramona Marler, Katherine Smithson, George Ann Schiermann, Dawna Lee McKay, Nancy Hamra, Beverly Stenhouse, Carolyn Lybarger, Joanne Marianos, Helen Xezonatos, Patty Lou Roberts, Ruby Manning, Shirley Van Meter. Second row: Juanita Rodriquez, Nellie Hughes, Kay Jones, Shirley Sills, Wanda Thompson, Joan Bryan, Dixie Davidson, Patsy Jones, Patricia Henderson, Carolyn Marshall, Patsy Walker, Sponsor: Mr, Speer Third row: Myrtle Lenox, Geraldine Briscoe, Joan Cotteral, Shirley Veidick, Loretta Pippin, Wilma Norris, Sue Buzan, Nancy Evington, Jean Blair, Donna Ruth Kiker, Clydene Egnew, Bobbie Martin, Bill Foster, Jimmie Self. Fourth row: Willetta Luker, Deloris Cullison, Reba Pickel, Barbara Ingold, Audey Hale, Shirley Francis, Patsy Stanley, Marilyn Ellis. Fifth row: Patty Popejoy, Carolyn Depasse, Phyllis Morris, Phyllis Wittman, Lottie Branstetter, Laverne McPhail, Billie Maylen, Patsy Parker, Jack Whipple, Norman Smith, Richard Shockley, James Sims. Sixth row: Violet Williams, Phyllis Staggs, Helen Bunyard, Jimmie Crownover, Don Russell, Bruce Hood, John Donley, Bob Conger, Glenn Collett, David Holman. Seventh row: Evelyn Carter, Charles Russell, Paul Neal, John Burzio, Chuck Yonkers, Billy Don Hatfield, Tommy Richeson, Jimmie Bernard, Henry Nye. Eighth row: Reginald Hicks, Joe Shelton, Freddie Weber, Pat Thompson, Robert Thomas, Jackie Tucci, Howard Counterman, Steve Callich, Steve Simmons. Ninth row: Tommie Harkins, Don Nicholson, George McFarland, Bobbie Arnold, Elmer Kannada, John Oliver, Henry Cook, Joe Bob Lackey, Dale Livesay, Joe Stith, Barry Robinson, Donald Knight, James Donald Williams, Joe Bob Dunaway, Johnny Fox. COOPER STUDIO A PICTURE IS WORTH A THOUSAND WORDS 32316 WEST MAIN PHONE 465 5 . ,fi Q Z f - 5541 -': rE:':2: fIEIE?2E2:-:2.- A at ie .ismflf ,, Q F ,,-,, ,., ,, , R , Freshmen First row: Joyce Garner, Dawna Capps, Joyce Chisum, Margaret Nelson, Betty Wade, Mary Mills, Phyllis Wilmoth, Betty Mackey, Carolyn Ellis, Sue Hardgrave, Charlene Blackmon, Jan Smith, Anna Harriette Koch, Mary Frances Reynolds, Wanda Dockerty, Mrs. Gay. Second row: Verda Jean Butler, Maxine Madden, Wanda Rush, Margaret Renfrow, Diane Barton, Lillian Benton, Myra Maylen, Alice Cain, Sylvia Klimek, Vera Jones, Wilma Brasher, Delores Selvidge. Third row: Shirley Gossage, Jo Ann Robertson, Christine Mitchell, Yvonne Tarwater, Dorothy Xezonatos, Helen Shelton, Carol Ann Wilson, Carol Cullison, Phyllis Wilson, Helen Rodriquez, Alice Farnell, Vergie Rambo, Carol Hawkins, Mary Lee Bentley. Fourth row: June Rutherford, Ruth Lay, Shirley Floyd, Ronald Shaffer, Dean Lynch, Tommy Woolverton, George Nicolino, Lloyd Reed, Mike Thetford, Bert Cosper, Robbie Chapman, Don Kennedy. , Fifth row: Wanda Schlotz, Maudie Rae Thompson, Charlene Cheshier, Nelda Snyder, John Kerns, Bobby Pickering, Jerry Prewitt, William Foshee, Warner Baxter, Don Sams, Floyd Humphreys. Sixth row: Eugene Irwin, Charles Black, Lloyd Humphreys, Homer Cummings, Jimmy Mobley, W. R. Stewart, Burley Robertson, Jimmy Liddell, Ray Chisum, Tim Dodson, Lonnie Hall, Richard Vaughn. Seventh row: Andrew Beasley, Iving Tiger, Paul Mitchell, Dottie Dodson, Doyle Pickel, Darrel Buzan, Billy McCoy, Charles Moore. Eighth row: Jackie Dudley, Richard Johnson, Morris Palmer, Wayne Mumford, Charles Powell, Darrell Cline, Lloyd Goodner. Burl Adams, Kenneth Ingram, Howard Walter, John Mitchell. Bobby Malone. Jimmie Green, Ray Johnson. BOLLINGER MOTOR COMPANY DESOTO - PLYMOUTH 117 SOUTH FOURTH PHONE 204 Science Club First row: Mary Simonovski, Ann Campbell, Carroll Hatfield, Elinor Bynum, Mr. Pugh. Second row: Faye Wilmoth, Wanda Steele, Faye Kennedy, Kenneth Hopkins, Floyd B n. owma Third 1'ow: Bill Olinger, Donald Wayne Jones, Bill Knight. J. C. PENNEY COMPANY 317 WEST MAIN PHONE 678 BAILEY GROCERY 815 WEST MAIN PHONE 565 COLONIAL CAFE BEST FOOD IN TOWN -108 WEST MAIN PHONE 563 Future I-Iomemakers of America First row: Margaret Nelson, Maureen Salmon, Patsy Hardgrave, Betty Wade, Beverly Stenhouse, George Ann Schiermann, Carolyn Lybarger, Sue Hardgrave, Mary Frances Reynolds, Joanne Marianos, Juanita Rogers, Ramona Marler, Lillian Benton. Second row: Verda Jean Butler, Wanda Docherty, Diane Barton, Charlene Blackmon, Nelda Suan, Billie Sue Maylen. Third row: Maudie Thompson, Dawna Capps, Joyce Garner, Dawna Lee McKay, Shirley Sills, Nancy Hamra. Fourth row: June Rutherford, Dorothy Xezonatos, Wanda Scholtz. Phyllis Wittman Carolyn Depasse, Myra Maylen, Charlene Cheshier, Lottie Branstetter, Miss Moorer. Fifth row: Christine Mitchell, Yvonne Tarwater, Carol Ann Hawkins, Willetta Luker Geraldine Luker, Arlene Stanley, Mary Jo Phillips, Bessie Edwards, Phyllis Morris Patricia Henderson, Patsy Walker. y 9 1 WALTER CWALTD E. BEYMER 802 WEST MAIN PHONE 589 - 166-5 HENRYETTA BAKERY COMPLIMENTS OF lVlOTHER'S ONLY COMPETITORU-SALLY SANN BREAD This We R WE REMEMBER: ARTHUR ARCHER for his love for all his interesting classes. DELORES AVERETT for her ability to change from a -b-flat clarinet to a bass clarinet and still make a go of it. CARL BAGWELL for his Now I'll turn the program over to and his I'm sure we all enjoyed the program . MARY JEAN BATTLES for her uncanny interest in animal hus- bandry. BOBBY BERRY for his good cheer . ROSEMARY THOMPSON for her security against spinsterhood! JAMES BOLEN for his up-and- coming 'wusiness qualities. BETTY BRICE for being Mr. Power's 2:00 right hand girl . DEAN BRISON for her 'firey hair and 'warm personality'. REX BUZAN for his efforts to become a great oratorl BETTY ANN CAIN for her ar- tistic touch and her musical in- clination. 'CASEY CALLICH as Mayor Twinkle Toes . ANN CAMPBELL for ther Oh, here comes Don Morse in the li- brary again . DONALD CHISUM for his quick t'response in American History. RONALD COLLETT for his de- votion to high school activities lBand, etc.l. SAM COOK for his quiet and ath- letic manner. PAT CRAWFORD for what un- faithful Nancy did. How could she? DOYE CULLISON for his expert tennis. emember LAWANA CUNNINGHAM for her long flowing locks. DOROTHY DAVIS for her sole interest in A CAPPELLA tand we don't mean the music! ! .D BOB DEAVERS as Mr. Mont- gomery and Mr. Ward's partner. PATSY DEPASSE for her quiet speech. DOROTHY DUNNAVANT for her loyalty to both HHS and SMHS!!! BESSIE EDWARDS for her suc- cess as a career woman. PEARL FARLEY for her con- stant study in study hall. FRANKLIN FIELDS for his in- fluence on poor, innocent younger boys! THELMA JO GILPATRICK for her efforts to be a professional speller! MAUDIE LOU GREEN as an- other class-loving senior. FRANKIE JOE GRIFFIN as the Irish cab-driver . LINDA HANNA for her interest i.n the Orpheum Theater in Tulsa. WANDA HARRISON for her concentrated study in home-mak- ing classes. CARROLL HATFIELD for his 'abiding' and 'presiding' over our humble class. fWe could mention his presidential giggle, but---J. BARNEY HAWKINS as the only uneligible boy in our class. ARYLENE HENDERSON as the most enthusiastic supporter of our ball games. CLEM HICKS as Mr. Sureway , himself! DONALD WAYNE JONES for his pleasing f'?l disposition, his con- genial f?l manner, and his interest in clarinets!! THE T. H. ROGERS LUMBER CO. This We Remember WAYNE KEITH as the last friend to let you down!! DELORES KENNEDY for her contributions to our HHS music program. FAYE JUNE KENNEDY for her calmness, coolness, and collective- ness while driving on a busy high- way!! iYou didn't mean to run in that ditch did you?J. PAUL KENNEDY as Caruso, Junior ! OPAL DEAN KERNS for her ex- pert driving in drivers' ed class!! EVELYN LITLE for her interest in World History! JACKIE LIVESAY as Miss New State of 1951! WANDA RAY MARTIN for her ability to help Pearl Mae study in the 10:00 study hall. ANN MAYLEN as being one of Mr. Hart's proteges. EDGAR MYERS for his ability to be loyal to the band as well as A Cappella!! PEGGY NICHOLSON as being one of the busiest and best sen- iors of us all. JAMES PARKER for his ability to shake a leg ! NAOMI DICKEY as Mr. Wor- tham's right hand girl. MARY JO PHILLIPS for her beautiful smile. PATRICIA PICKERING for her love and success C?i in bookkeep- ing. MARY ANN DUCA for saying a whole year's poetry in one se- mester!! BOBBY RODRIQUEZ as our Mighty Mite . JOAN RORK for her interest in farm 1ife ! PETE ROWE for having Mr. Clay FOUR hours a day last year. PHYLLIS SCHUTTE for her in- terest in a Dean at Stillwater. BILLYE JEAN SELVIDGE for her Will you all PLEASE hand in your ambitions? !! GRACEALEE SHAFFER for liv- ing in Wilson and still not missing a thing. JEWELL SHANDY as a success- ful business spelling student. DON SHANE for his devotion to Clem . MARGARETTE SHEPHERD as Miss HHS Librarian of 1951! ARLENE STANLEY for her in- terest in the flower ! WANDA STEELE as Miss Mad Musician of our class! JIMMIE SULLIVAN for his Lady, may I carry your grocer- ies? . KENNETH THOMPSON for his ability to be eligible to have two class rings. NELDA SUAN for her love of English literature. SHIRLEY WALL for her con- cern in bell-bottomed trousers!! JOAN WATZKE for always be- ing able to fasten her own collar! MARILYN WESLEY for revpre- senting us at the driving contest. BARBARA WILLIAMS for her dread of the month of June!! GERTRUDE WILLIAMS for her interest in psychology. FAYE WILMOTH as Miss Ep- som Salts of 1951. GEORGIA HUSS for her patience and fortitude with our dear class! Just remember me as ELINOR BYNUM. JUNCTION CAFE SPELTER CITY PHONE 1151 TMSVWSR. WE REMEMBER: ARTHUR ARCHER for his love for all his interesting classes. UELORES AVERETT for hel ability to change from a b-flat clarinet to a bass clarinet and still make a go of it. CARL BAGWELL for his Now I'll turn the program over to and his I'm sure we all enjoyed the program . MARY JEAN BATTLES for her uncanny interest in animal hus- bandry. BOBBY BERRY for his good cheer . ROSEMARY THOMPSON for her security against spinsterhood! JAMES BOLEN for his up-and- coming Business qualities. BETTY BRICE for being Mr. Hower's 2:00 right hand girl . DEAN BRISON for her 'firey hair and 'warm personality'. REX BUZAN for his efforts to become a great oratort BETTY ANN CAIN for her ar- tistic touch and her musical in- clination. 'CASEY CALLICH as Mayor 'Twinkle Toes . ANN CAMPBELL for 'her Oh, here comes Don Morse in the li- brary again . DONALD CHISUM for his quick response in American History. RONALD COLLETT for his de- votion to high school activities iBand, etc.J. SAM COOK for his quiet and ath- letic manner. PAT CRAWFORD for what un- faithful Nancy did. How could slhe? DOYE CULLISON for his expert tennis. emember LAWANA CUNNINGHAM for her long flowing locks. DOROTHY DAVIS for her sole interest in A CAPPELLA fand We don't mean the music! ! .J BOB DEAVERS as Mr. Mont- gomery and Mr. Ward's partner. PATSY DEPASSE for her quiet speech. DOROTHY DUNNAVANT for her loyalty to both HHS and SMI-IS!!! BESSIE EDWARDS for her suc- cess as a career woman. PEARL FARLEY for her Con- stant study in study hall. FRANKLIN FIELDS for his in- fluence on poor, innocent younger boys! THELMA JO GILPATRICK for her efforts to be a professional speller! MAUDIE LOU GREEN as an- other class-loving senior. FRANKIE JOE GRIFFIN as the 'tlrish cab-driver . LINDA HANNA for her interest in the Orpheum Theater in Tulsa. WANDA HARRISON for her concentrated study in home-mak- ing classes. CARROLL HATFIELD for his 'abiding' and 'presiding' over our 'humble class. tWe could mention his presidential giggle, but---J. BARNEY HAWKINS as the only uneligible boy in our class. ARYLENE HENDERSON as the most enthusiastic supporter of our ball games. CLEM HICKS as Mr. Sureway , himself! DONALD WAYNE JONES for his pleasing f?J disposition, his con- genial t'?l manner, and his interest in clarinetsll THE T. H. ROGERS LUMBER CO. This We Remember WAYNE KEITH as the last friend to let you down!! DELORES KENNEDY for her contributions to our HHS music program. FAYE JUNE KENNEDY for her calmness, coolness, and collective- ness while driving on a busy high- way!! !You didn't mean to run in that ditch did you?D. PAUL KENNEDY as Caruso, Junior ! OPAL DEAN KERNS for her ex- pert driving in drivers' ed class!! EVELYN LITLE for her interest in World History! JACKIE LIVESAY as Miss New State of 1951! WANDA RAY MARTIN for her ability to help Pearl Mae study in the 10:00 study hall. ANN MAYLEN as being one of Mr. Hart's proteges. EDGAR MYERS for his ability to be loyal to the band as well as A Cappella!! PEGGY NICHOLSON as being one of the busiest and best sen- iors of us all. JAMES PARKER for his ability to shake a leg ! NAOMI DICKEY as Mr. Wor- tham's right hand girl. MARY JO PHILLIPS for her beautiful smile. PATRICIA PICKERING for her love and success f?J in bookkeep- ing. MARY ANN DUCA for saying a whole year's poetry in one se- mester!! BOBBY RODRIQUEZ as our Mighty Mite . JOAN RORK for her interest in farm 1ife ! PETE ROWE for having Mr. Clay FOUR hours a day last year. PHYLLIS SCHUTTE for her in- terest in a Dean at Stillwater. BILLYE JEAN SELVIDGE for her Will you all PLEASE hand in your ambitions? !! GRACEALEE SHAFFER for liv- ing in Wilson and still not missing a thing. JEWELL SHANDY as a success- ful business spelling student. DON SHANE for his devotion to Clem . MARGARETTE SHEPHERD as Miss HHS Librarian of 1951! ARLENE STANLEY for her in- terest in the flower ! WANDA STEELE as Miss Mad Musician of our class! JIMMIE SULLIVAN for his Lady, may I carry your grocer- ies? . KENNETH THOMPSON for his ability to be eligible to have two class rings. NELDA SUAN for her love of English literature. SHIRLEY WALL for her con- cern in bell-bottomed trousers!! JOAN WATZKE for always be- ing able to fasten her own collar! MARILYN WESLEY for repre- senting us at the driving contest. BARBARA WILLIAMS for her dread of the month of June!! GERTRUDE WILLIAMS for her interest in psychology. FAYE WILMOTH as Miss Ep- som Salfts of 1951. GEORGIA HUSS for her patience and fortitude with our dear class! Just re-member me as ELINOR BYNUM. JUNCTION CAFE SPELTER CITY PHONE 1151 Glmxa vm YOUVK wwe ww ah Hue Mm- yks, can fha hcnuw If A A I Y! Shari , ., . L' . 'L ww WWW- 'T'T1T 'M' -' W 'W' aff . . - , A -'f1N '?'T?: WWGPSQ A U Qfuiiezs FRITTS PLUMBING 111 Nm. sth. PHONE 68 Q3 ,Lifn QQTS Tediow ,Bam 5 away niinrfi if? Bafhmg fBfaauTie:S drffilail m CN WWSXXQ WEBSWI. U THQ Qvqfmpe Uh? Those ga'-preafokless, Qavea'-ee SGYWAIUT3! fheavgffgy ,RBCVSGMQU iglffgs 5Y'5 lm. exhausiwn- C43 BERRY DRUG STORE 316 WEST MAIN lil-IONE 611 504 WEST MAIN LADIES READY-TO-WEAR PHONE 36 JIMMIE RUTH MOTOR CO. 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STORE AN OKLAHOMA INSTITUTION 403 WEST MAIN PHONE 221 H EN RYETTA HOTEL JIM WILSON, Owner 114 NORTH FIRST PHOD E 875 FEED AND PRODUCE TROY BRISON 201 WEST BROADWAY HENRYETTA OKLAHOMA PHONE 938 CHAMPION SHOE SH-OP 220 WEST MAIN ALL WORK APPRECIATED SAVIVIOR SERVICE STATION 20314 WEST CUMMINGS PHONE 419 DOWNTOWN CONOCO STATION J d. AND MAIN NUDGEN .sl DODGE - OWNERS JOE RICE CO. AUTO GLASS - AUTO SALVAGE - WELDING 1021 WEST MAIN PHONE sas GEARHART JEWELRY Ios SOUTH FOURTH PHONE 137 W. V. LOWE INSURANCE AND LOANS 422 WEST MAIN PHONE 274 TYDOL SERVICE STATION 1201 WEST MAIN EUZAN O W. P. WOOD DRIVE - IN JEWELRY STORE 204 WEST MERRICK PHONE 2 HENRYETTA FURNITURE HENRYETTA'S LEADING HOME FURNISHINGS HALL AND WALKER MATTRESS CO. SOUTH f the GLASS PLANT CROSSING PHONE 1308 HENRYETTA FLOWER SRGP DICUS GROCERY THE STORE WITH THE MOST PARKING SPACE IN TOWN. 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DELIVERY 611 W. MAIN PHONE 669 We take this opportunity to express our sincere appreciation for the co-operation and interest with which our efforts have been received by those who have helped to make this book possible. -The Senior Class of 1951