Hobart High School - Bearcat Yearbook (Hobart, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1947 volume:

THE BE BC 1947 PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF THE HOBART HIGH SCHOOL, HOBART, OKLAHOMA ei fm . r' if if 'Q 2' F gf My L 1 7 A' TOM HANSEN A R. C. SCHWIEGER Superintendent DURED GORDON Principal College Dean .il ' 3 . -v' en Q 4 or I A ' ' .1 Wi 3 Q N. ,,. .V r , L - -L .1 9 . , 1 BEATRICE RHEA v v M. In ADAMS Secretary BONNIE CROSSLEY Agriculture Q Mathematics ARCH ALEXANDER NEWTY BARNETT Science English 1946-4-7 I ,. ua , . L.-mf' i ,W ,7 4 , A .M ,r f G A V. 1 M ' f HY MABEI. E. HUFF A In R. C. KLEINER History . ' ,4 . ' Shop ALLIE M. HOBBS C' ' HAROLD HEAD Foreign Language JOHN DROLL Diversified Occupations Athletics if A, ,M ' 3 41: - - -- .,.f,1 1 v .-, .I WILLAMAE NOSKE RUTH RIFFE English ' 45.4 Homemaking ELEANOR F. OSTER L. D. PETERS Commerce Music ,,, ,,, Annual Staff X, , ,A J ' I i ff' -F' jf , n- MELBA LOWE MARY .IO .a z. -'X-, LEONARD HILL J: L JL R. C, SCHWIEGER RUTH FREEMAN A Q, , Adfiggr Advisor CAROL HUNTER BOB MONTGOM NICHOLAS PETKOFF Secretary JURDEN BRUNKEN Vice-Prcszklent rst semester lL 2 TOM HAINSEN DURED GORDON President of College Dean, KIOWA COUNTY JOHN ADANlb Presldent JUNIOR COLLEGE EMII. GRIESER JOYCE ALLEN Public Relalions Reportev Oficer ENOS MLRRICK Treasurer CHARLES COLLINS V ice-President second semester .:.:.x aus, I-.h 'Y' CLYDE FREEMAN TQ! -of 'a-fu! GORDON McNUTT 91 DONALD WALKER 'Scar NEIL GILLELAND -l 4 DALE KENIMER M. V. ISHAM f x if V I JV KENNETH COOPER J. W. TAYLOR 7 in :J I DICK JONI 5 Rl-,ESE NIERRICK GAT 'NELLE L ARI I-A BETTX W RIGHT CHRIS BLAN ION I I I -XDDIE CXYINN vb Bll I TL RNLR f: v l I OX D ARBLLRLE Q11 -4' kr CAROLX 'N PLOW RHI' LLH I IND5EY ?f' 'M' sv :sm-f zz-I .IOHNNIE 'NIAX PLRRX RLITH NIATHIQ BILL LAMPKIN Cv- wi ,I 9 J S In Q' -44 , -0' , ' Q37 A I 1-If A ' ' 5 I I A 2 , f . . 'U , I f 4' 'u IH f , 1 ..f nj, t N ' 9 -4' 4 A V V I E M I ,, , s ' ' 'Q ,. , , . . . . A A , , , , A A A 2 :X A , -K- .D -Af Q . ,pl A X? I I . Q -If f QQ f ' 4. , . V xiii. , ' 5 .1 iff , :.::, ' ' .141 4. ,iff if ,.1i' 5 ' ' ' g .:::g:j1.t- MQ . . w , as-'1-M : ::r::'112: If Y 1 if 'A :f A-wi ..::21rf-seem ' ' -1 ' wi' ,. In-- ':'-L -I-' 'E' -YTf l5lff3r'i1 - ' .w .:...........::1:::-C'-rv - ' 'I t 1 '- 4 . ,,w 'I '., v Q A 6 ti fi Q1 It 5 .af X R. it a Ousley, Ivie Get All--Star Berths KCJ C, Carnegie Win Top Laurels BULLETIN The KCJC team defeated the Seminole junior college quintet in an overtime period Saturday night and won the zold consolation tro- phy, Foacli Arch Alexander an- nounced. lt was '17-'17 on the score board when the local lads slipped in one point and led by Scott Ousley, kept the hall stalled until the fin- al whistle. Seminole is ont of the outstand- ing teams of this section, having experienced only two losses all season until they entered this tournament. They lost to Mangum by only one point in a close game Friday night. Further details will appear tomorrow on this page. 595 'fs E Af .f 9 ix XX? fy ly 4, XJ if X U9 ff 7 ff X1 Y -7 'X , X H i L, , T T Q 2' 'llemozrs of the bemor Class of 1946 and 47 In our sophomore year Betty Wilcox seryed a class presxdent and Ray Merrlck was uce presldent Mrs Fd Noske portrayed her abxhty as class sponsor assnsted by Mrs Hugh Haley Our class herolcally fur nlshed green fodder for the bug boys on the football machine that year Due to our bramy inmates the local high school Increased its Intellectual standards In 191-6, our jumor year we finally found our f00llllE., ln the whxrl mg dCllYlllCb of hugh school hfe We elected as our executne olfxcers Ray Merrick as presxdent and Chrlstene Allred to dSSlSt hum as uce presldent Our dramatlc success, Elmer, the Youngest was tl1e most hllarlous, sensatlonal productlon slnce waudeulle Tlus great hxt was quxte the rage from coast to coast accordmg to the most authentnc dra matlc crmcs The great stars of thls play were Joe Hancock, Melba Lowe, Carolyn Flow, Dull Henman Eddle Erdwurm Wanda Hays Leon ard Hlll Bay Merrlck Lawrence Sanders, Jlmmy Bell Rufus Strange, and Patsy Stallard One of the most antxcxpated events was the annual .lumor and Semor Banquet, wluch due to our mgenulty, was an ower whelmmg success The cllmax of the eyemn was the Prom, held ln Teen Town Hall wxth the muslc prouded by the Varslty Orchestra Wlth these pleasant memorles IH mmd, we concluded our yumor year Our senior year has been one of extraordinary success The elec txon officers procduced such brllhant personahtles as Eddle Max lard wurm presldent ,lxmmy Bell, uce president Carolyn Flow, secretary and treasurer, Joe Hancock parhamentarxan Joe Laughlm and Marx lvn Long as class reporters Our successful football team, wluch was largely made up of semors elected for their queen a senior Marllyn Long One of our most lflllfllpllilflt accompllslunents was the wmnmg of the Band ueen Contest and the crowmn of our candidate Betty Brunken as queen n reflectm our pat yenr of lu ln school days we hall always llltfflwll innumerable happy memories of Hobart H1 ln School .QQ I O va gk V' xl 3' fl- f 1' 41-. 5-Q I .I I Q - J, f ' 1 . 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I 4' 3 . an BILL SLE LEE NASH SCIINIIDT E 14. MELBA LOWE 01 :L ALTON MOORE .09 'I' RUFLS STRANGE CLAYTON KENIMER COLDIA RESNEDER LUCY SIMS , runny V J. w. Huxnzxs RXYNIOND BETTY ANN rumu-fm TAYLOR vnmuxs uusox WILIIOX CIIRISTENE ALLRI-ID F 6 LLOYD ARHl 11kl.E J q 1 vt' 'tif u 5 1 ROSE BARTON Q 1 f if JIMMY BELL Y fr 2 , RQ JANICE BLAKE I a 1. L , K T DORIS KENNETH BETTY . BOB AY BROWN BISHOP BRLNKD DUKE 1- A - f' ' W , I W M A' L ,gf E 1, sr' '--.r Z- , Q 'A I 1946 illlll 194 T:vr:l.YN mu. REV-AX m:1.nL'u DAULHERTY DAVID an ? C 'lg .F v.?fA , , Q I ' . gf ff s BILLIE mu: ALVTN BETTY LLOYD. Q CABOLYN EVANS Him grsux FINE rnxmim FLR rum' e . '3 K . 1- 9 6 .3 ., v , 1 ' ' 'S' Ea X' .Tai 1 I l'R'kN1'l-Qi mx nzlrr VI-YRN1PQl.I. fy v. rirlux nmmgrg H mmnsnx u1msr11:1.usr: CIITHRIE m:wr:TT 1474 si Q71 I Q, . 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J f 1 Hon-1 balk rxdnn llancm hu tard hrld c Ild1ll0 1ollut1nf,, salt ld trs Nports Hxtth llllxlllg, llaym,1 11x1 , pon, Nzcknamc Chns Buckle Tarzan Done Martha Ret Dlmples Shorty Buddy 'Nona 1 ron 1 ru e Bo 1 Blackie Xpple Par Dardy lerkvyorm Shanks 'tl nrtne ff rs- 1 huck 1 hauncey Bans little 'N ar I' ran Iiltllldlk' 5 llll Brown Eyes mu Pickle o 1 l rlxlc Brams Nlnn Horse Ambition Covemment worker Own 'Via and Pa s Cafe To be famous Chemist To be a good glrl To be a lancer Own a bug l-mslness firm fook better Qtenographer Blg husmess executlve Flamour Llfl hucu s-ful salesman 1 mg,sters moll farm 'Nurse 1ert1Hed PlllJllC Accountant To he an engmeer To ln a successful house wlfc 1 ollt Ll pradu ite Yarltty Store Manager An ayl nor Dutch d1g.g.er 'ecrt tary Farmer lr s B cthall Coath Nurse Urug.g.,lst 1 hnstlan work 'Nlodel or psy chlatrlst To he a nnlhonalre Radio man To ht a Py1t'l 8l'll'V Radio 1 Olllf dlan To 'amount to sometlnng., To draw royal flush III poker Probably Wzll Be Covemment moocher CUSt0dlZlll Zoo keeper P F C Cold dlgger leach dancing W ork ln a cleamng 10 -5. llOl1SCWllhC Housewxfe Garbage man A school teacher Salesman or clerk Detectlyf- Ifarmcr Housew 1fe W P A Worker 1 oal miner Housewife anyway Be autncx nn l xano pl :yer Barttnder D ch dl tr Housewnfe l armer Hou cwlfe Hou cwlft Newer workr r bllfl tlan XX orker Opera singer Bookle Dltch dl Hou mwrfe A .loke 'Nothing A palr of deucfs A . 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I. 5 l '. l '.' slak- L S.1' ' ' , ' U ' my tr V . 1 ., ' , A ' j Name nadine Holbrook rold Harris V. lsham k Jones yton Kenimer Laughlin lba Lowe rilyn Long on Moore ricia McPherson y Merrick l Nash ldia Resneder iriel Dean Reece fus Strange tsy Smllard Lee Schmidt cy Sims ward Timmons ry Thompson Tayler tty Ann Wilcox ances Watkins vmoml W ilson uma I Hobby Boys Women Travel Records Snooker Snooker Acting crazy Collecting friends Talking to girls Studying Poker Talking to girls Drawing Sewing Hunting Being with my husband Collecting miniature soap bars Going places Painting Men Women Stam ps Tagging after my husband Cinema lil! 'Zi Nickname Little Butch Shorty Bud Sooner Rusty Gopher Mebs Mellie Slam Pat Cuddles Buddy Betty Lou Reecy Little .lohn Patty Smitty Anne Curly lledje C. I. .loe Duchess .lo Wilson Ambition Cartoonist Draftsman Aeronautical engineer Get rich quick Own a lot of oil wells Petroleum engineer A good housewife To be rich Following after a girl To be an organist on To be a millionaire A flirt Dress designer Foreign Missionary Business Executive A good wife Telephone operator Have own business Band Leader Social Wiorker Janitor Social worker A good wife Writer radio Probably Will Be Music director in Coon-town Famier Inmate of mental institution Pauper Fighting the Russians Rick-shaw runner Another Mrs. A dishwasher Ditch digger or chef Housewife A hum Flirter Designer Foreign Missionary Dogcatcher Housewife Housewife Secretary Jail bird I Worker Assistant janitor Wife in the slums Housewife Hobo vie JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET - MAY 2, 1946 Look ul the javkvrs Earnest Eddie Some fun 01 1 r lhe hill ' Jr 4 . Rvmcm bar? ? Long, Long Ago GE? Wh A f .Ur dltanng .Vary Looks bad QOYTBQA , . Human Race I vramul Hubba Hubba Oh, you girls hi- O I Rvmvm bvr Pal fullsi bv good .lv-Jo 1 f M I f nw' X S ' ful Miss EH'fl'ivnry Q'- QXX x 6 1 xr 6 VT? -fl -, 1: I THE C, UN IOR CLASS 1 1 Z2 ff! from Left In Right: Row 1. tarian: Bill Row 2. Row 3. Row 4. Row 5. Row 6. How T- llaniak Baker, President: Neva Vfallwr, Vice-President, lfarol ,lean Hunter, Sec--'l'reas.g Louise Ratliff, Parliamen Barton. ,loyee lfdwarfls. Zulu Long. Kenneth Hays, Ruth Barton, Bobbie ,lean Cooper, Harry Lane, Neyille Reeder. Barbara Wimberley, Eddie Carson, fllilxe Petkoff, Dean Taylor. fllarian KlllCll, Alclriflgf- Hunter, Curtis Wallis, Barbara Boytf-r. Betty Terry, Leon Taber, Roberta Grieser, Celestia Mcftloran. Cecil Hubbard, ,loanne Briscoe. Ruth Forister, Bobbie Kouri, Maxine Tipton, Cora Lee Pound, Billy Ray lacksoll, Olene Beddo. Marie Miller, Jack Collins, Corrine Coforth, Paula Blackwelder, ROY WQHYHE Rogers, Myrna Loy McNutt. 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F.H.A. 4 mf 4 Q 'D' if t V or A ELWANDA WRIGHT President Freshman Class F ALVENA BRILLHART Secretary Freshman Class NONA BELLE STEPHENSON Chairman Home Room Rap. 7 aa , M we .U .A if .if X BOB MONTGOMERY Freshman Editor Yearbook 'Wx .lf- P- . 'Q 4: .V .mu Y , .H , , Q '12 - 1- .' A A , --fl,-fftftnif ROBERT FERRELL Campaign Manager COZETTA President , Ltbrary Club Xi, , i ' Q tfyf 'i KENNETH I.AllI-'ER Y MARION ALLRED RAYMOND EDGE o Room Rtlpresenfflt' . u om ' V95 HELEN LONG DON WHITTINGT 'G P 1 g 1 , Q, 'US . C! -1 T' 'Q' A 'Q if 5 E 4' I! 1 A ' N f 'Q 1 VICTOR MORGAN WANDA GORDON DEAN WILLIAMS DOLORES QUINT GLEN RAY BRIGGS X ..., Y 'Us .K xx ' x , 3, I A 'sf DUANE CAMPBELL SANDRA STEVENS MALISA FORISTER 40 'WK Q-,A S 1 Q . JACK ASHLEY BETTY TAYLOR pf-u 'US JACK MITCHELL MICKEY JEANNE EICHOR DAYID HOKETT JOANNE HOLMAN PAUL PECK 111- -any 'L J?-A3 K x 1' - I RN-X MARY MARGARET CLARK DARREL HOI.'l' DORTHEA ANN ROGERS G' -V. L 'S ts fx JOHN BARTON LILA FAX If EDENS GLEN CARPENTER kgs 'of x-S' I 'gif ALYIE S'l'A'l'ON MARY HELEN MQFARLA .sr 1' KATHRYN GLASS JIM SHREWSBURY pf' '71 1 41 Qi R 'M RAMONA ANN COOPER PAULINE HEWETT REX LEE BETTY BURCESS F hw fix. - sf: 'ow m Q 1 'T' Y o PATSY PETKOFF JOHNNIE POLLEY JULIA ANN HENSLEY LEO BRADLEY . 2: T Y? ,K 1 5 ,ff 5 Y 5 N Q M3' fktz - JAMES BEACHAM ROSALIE MANN CHARLES SNODCRASS BEEZER HANCOCK in V'-A N Y Nm r , j k ' ' 3 , Y 1 GLEYNA OWEN JIM Mu-3 RIDLINC MARILYN TAYLOR BILLY SMITH bm.. 4,449 EUGENE POPE ROBERTA JO .HANES HELEN BEACHAM WANDA FAYE TEEMS JOAN COOK THELMA GODFREY 7 E: A 7 I? .,l- 1. f r W g.. i DALE COOPER 9' PATSY MARLI-LR Q 3 1: in CURTIS BIGCERS 3.1! U . ' i X' il D 1 'i'?'?1 1 N1 ai CLXIHN ,HH ll ARHUN fn Imran '19-IM' BF1 TY BRPNKFN Senior BA DQ EE Q P FOOTBALL QUEEN ',....g 0 i.: Q ll THLETIC . The head of the Athletic Department of Hobart High School is Coach John G. Droll, who has held this position for the last four years. While coaching High School football and basketball he also found time for Jr. High basketball and Physical Education. This year Physical Ed- 9f'!iwl,4 l. '25 ff fl f V, A . ucation classes were also inaugurated at each of the grade schools under Coach Droll's supervision. Assisting him were George Puss Ivie, Jr. High football coach, and Arch Alexander, Jr. College basketball coach. Other sports available for students are track, baseball and also a boxing tournament which is held annually COACH JOHN RED DROLL I rnn t FOOTBALL I' OOTB ALL QUEEN CORON ATION Hutchens Dick lxopp W F Wlorrow O X Futhne Rufus Strange Wlarilyn long Queen Leonard Hill Joe Hancock Clarence Hoysers lloyd Arbuckle Ray xltfflifb ,llflllllt Bell Lloyd Punkhouser Dou Banks furtls Wallis James Ragland Raymond Edge Lddie I orson Run Joe Fitzgerald Paul Peck David 'Nunn fommy Lberhart Curtis Bi gers -Xttendants Bobble Bell 'Neville Reeder Mary 'lhonipson l:,dd1e Erdyyurm f aptam Attendants 'Nlary Laughlin Ronnie lemon farolvn Plow Roberta Gneser Mary ,lo Fred erick Bobby Qfllllll Billy Nnuth Johnny Laug.hlm Pete Simmons ,lack Turman Harold Nunn 5 . . , 5 , K ' , 3 R 2 3 5 Q ' l l g f Q X l y if 2 SQ z 2 Q l . , .f 4 ' . L ' t '. Ha,-If Run-: Roy Rogers, Wayne Strong. Charles' Peck, Jack Collins, Harold Harris, Joe Laughlin, Bob Duke, Fred Polly, Richard F , Q.. - G xl, aka , , , .h kxy If Q . 'Q A .sf 1 1 . -if EDDIE ERDWURNI, SR. LLOYD FUNKHOUSER, SR. JOE HANCOCK, SR. LLOYD ARBUCKLE, SR. Fllubllfk Wingback Center Wingbark ,45'q46 '45-'46 '45-,46 '41-,42-'43-'46 RUFUS STRANGE, SR. End '46 BOB DUKE, SR. .IOHNNIE 4,2 ,, , ' , H f Q RAY MERRICK, SR. JOE LAUCHLIN Guard Wingbazrk '45-'46 '43-'46 ' I ' 5:5 gy... -ff.--R ' ai . . , .mx .gn . ' A, W. C. MORROW, SR. Tackle '43-'46 JIMMY BELL Quarterback ,45-,46 WAYNE STRONG End '46 . . 4 JR max KOPP, som, CHARLES PECK, som. RAYMOND EDGE End Qflamfbaf-1. Tdrkle End fullback '46 '45.'4f, -46 no '46 ff' F if . lg .AV 1 V? MAPK Ci r . A .-1 4 ' fs fl hr. Y.. Y. . .KS I I r ui Q- 1 - ig-1,1215 is DQUG BANKS, 54-,PH CURTIS WALLIS, JR. TOMMY EBERHART, SOPII. JACRIE TIRIIAN. sovn. HAROLD HARRIS Guard Tackle Wingback Cvntor Guard '46 '45-'46 546 '46 '46 Q U' I +- , 6 N lgx v ' X , s f 15 ' V ss., 5 Q W... Ax x ' r if L VPN A Q . - mfs? 4 , ,. I .. QQ, gin' . - ' ' , C . M. l-Li. :A 1,4-:fx . i' 7 gf MY , .Pi V f ,w-.j Lf... ,Qi ,E - pc an ' ,I - . xA6'- X :':Ni.,A-.1-6,5 'L 'GE HILL, SR. CLARENCE FLOWERS, SR. I JACK COLLINSJR. o.v.GIITHRIE,:R. nd Tailbark 6- ' Guard Tackle 9, -1 ls 944-Q45-446 f ' 946 '46 44 45 46 Au,Dimic, Back'-1,6 RICHARD HSUTCHENS, SOPH. Tackle 316 gg-f,,, yi 11 ,Auf ' 7 2:2454 s' JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SQUAD Top Row: Peck, Rule, Ashley, Lee, Edge, Moore, Smith, Coach lvie. Bullum Row: Nunn. Dnughprty, Rogers, Campbell. S. L. Stevens, Polly, H. Stevens, Biggers, Carey s. 7 A lg' FOOTBALL SEASO 46-4 HOBART 0, HOLLIS 26 1 On September 20 the Bearcats opened their season and were defeated by the stronf' Hollis team Although Hobart show posslbalataes of future power they were unable to hold their opponent wlao rolled on through the se'ason to become the Dastra 1 A champions The final score was 26 0 HOBART 0 FRFDFRICK 21 Meetan, Frederick an the second name of tlae season tlae Bearcats were stall unable to break into the wan column being d feated by their hefayaer opponent Qeptember 27 Again Hobart was on the light end of the score 25 0 HOB KRT 13 TIPTON 0 l r tl thard ronff rcnu mae of tlaz ya ar Oatobf r 1 tha Bearcats trayeled to Tipton Showanl., here for tlae first tame t powerfaal offensaye punch wlaach was neyer kept seoreless during the re-.t of the eason Hobart marked up its first wan T3 0 HOB KRT 24 LONF WUIF 7 Octobc r 11 found tlae local squad nacetanc, tlae Lone Wolf Loyotes an Bearcat st adaauu The Coyotes proy ed to be no co petition for the mahhty Bearcat team wlao defeated them easily 24 7 wath many reseryes seeing action HOBKRT '31 IRICK 0 ,lourneyann to Praak October 18 the Hobartates ran roughshod oyer tlae hefty Praek Bearcats Although the first ea played only half of the una the loc al eleyen won by the top hcayy score of 'il 0 HOBART 1 XLTIQ 53 On Uctober '71 Hobart yyent to Xltus for another oaat of town game -Xlthounl tlae ame yyas closer than the score sho the Bean lt were def1 ated by the tron er and more experienced Bulldo 3 1 HUB XRI' 2 'NlX'NflNI 6 Loaaaan buck fr nn a bad defeat by the Xltus eleyen tlae Bean at- maulcd the fayorcd Yflllrlllll Tag,ers on lNoyember 1 fore a laoanacoman, rroyyd The 'la ers ayere unable to stop the hag,h stepp1n,., Bearc ats yaho were playin' an anspared game T final score yy as 27 6 Nlaralyn long, yy as crowned quecn at the half HOBXRT 19 ANXIMHKO lf! rycaaaba r 8 tha nu ato X d arko lo 1 an a la In ed,,e oyer the lnda an laanapan, to an earlv 19 0 lead an t st half tae 1 1 to Qoana out alaead bv staying, off a lt! half attack of tlae aanderr ated Warracars The -ounf ed auth the rf l I l 4 HUBXRT1 flI'NI'UN 13 l layln yyatla four hr t Iran, men oaat ysath injuries the badly denaorahzed Bearcats were un able to stop the rampagang To nac os yyl o yyept alonf to a li 1 yactory 'Noyenaber l 1 HOBKRF 71 H RPNO li Runnin, from their ha laly y aaantcd 'l formation the Bearcat squad consastan of hfteen seniors played their most ou stan an, ,une of the 1 a n l I Rum a tabla hed an early lead and was leadmf' 6 at the half The Bearcats came back stro and ma aa red the Indaan yyatla tlaree touchdown an the final tanza The final core ysa 21 13 . 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BA KETBALL Back row Coach Droll Wendell Stockton Leroy Llnstead Leonard Hill Rufus Strange Alton Moore Roy Stewens Robert Sulllns Harry Lane Bill Nash Harold Harns Mgr lor ,lack Lowe Iohnns Laughlin Tommy Eberhart Beginning he season with a large squad but few experienced players the High School squad was unable to lm their stride ntll mid season They seemed unable to wm the first ones losing by close scores With Coach Droll putting emphasls on shoot ng and free throws the Bearcats began to mark up games on the win side Although six senior lettermen will be lost by gradua lon the boys coming up from the B team promise another good team next wear With the countw tournament just ahead the obart roundballers are one of the faxorltes to take the trophy The .lunlor Hugh team lost all the regulars from their County Championship team and at the first of the season ll looked as fthey were ln great need of maternal Showing amazing unprovement after the first few games they dexeloped into another eam with championship po lbllntnes going to the finals m the Lake Yalley tournament and are now ln the semi finalsof of the ounty tournament lf ' ,.,, if s Front row: Jimmy Bell, Jack Dalton, R. C. Sims, Glen Mayer, Charles Peck, Fred Polly, Dean Tay- . . v t V. M . v , .U . - - . . . I . ' .. , . 'Y . . . . ' . ' . r .. sa I - v v. Y I . . t . R, sS....Q.u. . ,' ' . .. LETTER LLONARD HILL SR JOHNWX Iggy,-SHLIN .IR JININIZEGEEL SR RUFUS STRANGE SR Center Center 45 46 47 46 47 45 46 47 46 47 V7 NMR' BILL HAVE KINS SOPH Guard Blu NASH SR mlm LB:-RHART som 4 6 45 44 4 F 'w 'd Guard dt O0pi'l'i0fl I 3 ILDDH- MAX ERDW URM SR F om ard 46 47 ALTON MOORE ER LEROY LINS'lEAD SOPH I' oru ard Foruard 1 44 lm at ,lone 47 1 5 4 v -1 ' ., - .L , . A , . Q - 7 5 9 9 7 s -9, -s ' ' ' 9 is - ' 5 x , . f R , - 5 Y, A , . ,47 J , . 'r.. : . . ,7,,4-,-,,, ' ' a 1 '47 2 6. ,. . ,M . Q Q , . 3 , ,f . Y LY ' , 46-'Wg' 5 , v . I4 The Hobart Alllllldl Bonn rl0l1l'lldIll8lll was he un under the lcuulcr lnp of I ond: Droll ln 1911 .unl lncan e of xt Ontlm Inna rice-puon lms become .1 Searls affair le mms haw- vntnrecl from all over the statc but Hob xrt has mon tht team tropln both xears Capaclty crowds witnessed ipxrltexl contests ln c'1ch wel ht dlYlhl0Il Ds 'vi JANICL DICIx PAT NEW A X BLAKE .IONEN W -'KLLR AX EN W ALlxER f' CHEER LE ADERS Row 1 Left to rrght Paula Blackwelder Pat Soard LOUISC Rathff Betty Brunken Roberta Gneser Pat Flurry Barbara Boyter Row 2 Dorthea Rogers Pat McPherson Marilyn Isham Bobble D Riddle Ramona Cooper Ronme Rogers Norma Barnes Marv Jo Fredrlcks Sally Sue Nunn Jack Lowe Frances George Clalre Ehse Tum er and Mr Peters Row 3 Ermyne Snodgrass Beezer Hancock Mlckey Elchor Gloria GWIDH Nettle Petkotf Shirley W lllholte Ia'Vloyne Harns farl Maddox Steve Blackwelder Blanche Ellen Wilson Ros 4 Harold Nunn ,leaneanne Lemon Tommv Mahone Larrv Morgan Lucy Slmms Bobby Kourl Don Whittington Glen Carpenter Glen Mayor Bob Montgomery ,lrmmy Thompson Davld Nunn Row 5 Rlchard Carev lNancy Strong Munel Dean Reese Gay Worrall DaWanna Marcum Henry Hoche Joe Hancock Sue lee Schmldt James Rldllng Martha Sue Bell ,luha Hensley Tommy Whltson, Cordella Rogers Reva Davls and Edward Timmons HOBART HIGH SCHOOL BAND The Hobart Hugh School band under the dlrectlon of Mr L D Peters has 65 members They have won several honors 1 the year 1946 47 They won first prlze 1n a marchlng and playlng contest at Elk Cnty Oklahoma 1n September, 1946 They took part 1n a band parade at Norman Oklahoma ln October, 1946 and were guest to the Oklahoma Unlverslty v MISSOIITI football game They marched between half penods at all of the football games at Hobart They attended Altus and Anadarko, and pa tlclpated rn the entertainment at the half periods of the football games The officers for 1916 47 are President Edward Trmmons, Vrce Presxdent Jack Lowe Secretary Treasurery Roberta Gne er Reporter Beezer Hancock The Band mothers were m charge of the concesslon stand at the Hobart football games The proceeds went to the band t buy new 1nstruments and for expenses on the1r trlps One of the highlights for the begmnmg of the school year was the Band Queen contest The candldates for the contest were Senior Betty Brunken ,Iumor Joyce Edwards Sophomore Pat Wallrayen Freshman Alyema Brlllhart Eighth Grade, Floren Cooper The Senlor candidate Betty Brunken won oyer the rest Joyce Edwards ,lllIll0l' candldate came ln second and wa yery close to the wmner The proceeds of the contest went to the band They took part m many parades m Hobart some of wlnch we re The Rrdmg Club Rodeo and the Southwestern Llght Co demonstration They are now plannmg to make a trip to Enid Oklahoma ln Apnl 1947 There they wlll take part ln the contest wlt bands from all oy er the Unlted States They wlll enter ln the marching and playlng and concert contests at Enld 9 .. . W I H. 44 . Y .N , - 3 1 1 q s 1 , . 7 9 9 9 ' 9 9 I '9 A 9 , 9 9 9 7 - , . . ' 7 7 9 9 7 9 4 A 9 ' 9 ' 9 ' . ' 5 1 ' 1 , v , - , s s 9 9 9 4 9 1 Q u - v . .1 s 9 1 9 9 7 9 7 9 9 ' 9 9 o 1 .7 . . . . . . ' ' . , . . , - . . . A 9 . 9 , . , , - . - s Q - . A- ' . , ' . 1 . U . . l I ' . . 1 ' rv a v c v . l H ' S - e a a v 9 1 ' 1 9 a - s s v . , , ' ' . . - . . . : , . ' s 1 - ' . , . Row 1. Left to right: Sybil Anderson, Nancy Strong, Paula Blackwelder, Bobbie Bell, Ramona Cooper, Jane Armstrong, La Verna Barnes, Marilyn Long, Louise Ratlilf, Gay Worrall, Pat Flurry, Rallene Watkins, Dorothy Blanton, Sandra Stevens, Joy Gentry, Mickey Eichor. Row 2. Pat McPherson, Mary Margaret Clark, Carolyn Carder, Sue Lee Schmidt, Gerry' Perry, Alvena Brillheart, Claudene Sutton, Blanche Ellen Wilson, Marilyn Isham, LaMoyne Harris, Collene Busby, Peggy Mitchell, Katherine McPherson, Val Dene Medlin, Sally Sue Nunn, Beezer Hancock, Joanne Cook, Janice Booth. Row 3. Linda Baumberger, Gloria Gwinn, Lucy Tolbert, Dot Page, Joanne Thurman, Julia Hensley, Neville Reeder, Pat Soarcl, Marian Kutch, Patsy Blfdsoe, Roberta Grieser, Mr. Peters, Claire Elise Turner, Shirley Bledsoe, Henrinell Hoyt, Nomla Jean Cruse, Barbara Baumberger, Marilyn Taylor, Lila Fay Edens. THE HOBART GLEE CLUB The Hobart Glee Club is composed of about 70 girls. The officers are: President-Roberta Grieser, Vice-President--Mari lyn Long, Secretary and Treasurer-Louise Ratliff, and Beezer Hancock is our Reporter. The glee club is pretty well known for their singing for different clubs and associations. On January 30th, the first 25 members went to Stillwater, Oklahoma to the singing festival which was directed by Noble Cain. Several members went to this last year. The girls had a delightful time and enjoyed relating their activities to the girls who didn,t get to go. All the girls brag about our director. We believe that Mr. Peters is just wonderful and sometimes we can't understand just how he puts up with us. He is very popular with all the girls and is often referred to as our blue-eyed Pete. We are sure Mr. Peters has had more affections bestowed upon him than any other teacher, from the students that is. We sometimes wonder what Mrs. Peters would say, but she too is very popular. She is often our substitute teacher. The girls are now working on an operetta to put on soon. MISS HUFF Chief Librarian BILLIE EVANS u Hlgh School CHRISTINE ALLRED President 1 .530 CAROLYN FLOW I if A MARY THOMPSON MELBA LOWE PAT MvPHERSON MRS. HOBBS MRS. NOSKE MARY HELEN McFARLAND ROBERTA HANES bra, my O cozmm HULSILY W President MALISA T' EY-24' FORISTER 7- 'Sl PAULINE MEWETT , DORTHY Q , I 4 INMAN fx 3 --4. -Us , f ' 5 Library Club CARLA .ERION LUCILLE MOORE DORIS BROWN Secretary ? VIRGINIA SITZMAN MISS JUNE SPERLING E- ANNA BESS STEWART MARY LOU HOBBS HELEN LONG ' A ' DEE ANN SIMMONS ROBERT FERRELL VICTOR MORGAN :mann TNG cpnrhtnarwt ff, :L : ' .Ax wf..-f.:z:wf' STX LF STATE HOME T ECONOMICS DAY TEX 4 K 1 mx T PN HOL r f f ff CLI'bTS OI FN HOL SP A Rn MEMBERS Yernadme Holbrook Norma Dean Marler Lucy Ann Qlmms Lucille Moore Bllhe Faye Evans Mrs Ruth Rifle Adviser Frances George Montez Coad Reva Mae Davis Eula Hewitt Sue Lee Schmldt Billie Ruth Allred Olene Beddo Betty Cron Jeral Dean Wale Jeannette Marlette Thelda Beddo Nelda Marler Winona Brunken OTHERS ARE Janet Shnell Nettie Petkolf Eldora Edens Bobbie Cooper Zula Long Wanda lung Shirley Adams Iljy ANN SIMM5 P,-,,sld,m Leta Brazil Patsy Harris Louise Wale u ure umema ers nm ,l x Nfw YN nencq EN DI' TL QI' 'N 4 L .I Z xx e, . ax., I K., nn - ... 5 xx , fl , cr 0 1 V nk., 1 1,5 50,39 L. Ari . T' x ,T Mrs. Hull: Rifle. Adviser: Montez Coad, Secretary: Lucy Ann Simms. President: Roberta Kopp, Yic:-President: Mrs. Bryan Sims, Club Motherg Nettie Petkoff, Historian: Norma Marler. Re- I-'RED POLLY, F.H.A. King, 1946-47 porter: Janet Finnell, Parliamentarian: Zula Long, Song Leader: Reva Davis, Vice-Presidentg Sue Lee Schmidt. Pianist. FHA a s 595.99 . ntelk BETTY JO EBERH ,MAKERS I , Nfw rl Xp' I Q1 S 'E ililif m -A 5 f' f . I, vi 24 X xc? 'Ph CQ-X Junior Chapter 1 s.. -5 g. ' M U ,, ' -:P , 'r mm EDWARDS r.11.A. King 19464: w , Mrs. ,lohn Droll, Aclvisorg Mrs. Ransom Hancock, Club Mother: Jennie B. Han- ART, pmsldvnl cock Parliamentarian- Maril 'n Tavlor Vice-President' Mar' Helen McFarland Sec v v Y , Q v Y 1 ' rc-tary: Mary Lou Hobbs, Reporter: Margaret Latimer, Historiang Alvena Brillhart, Pianist Val Dene Merllin, Song Leader. Future Homemaker 0E America , -pl .. --.. Y v H MEMBERS: Mary Margaret Clark, Alvena nllhart, Marilyn Droll, Helen Long, Hybenia Edens, Bobbie Shaha, Norene Tomlinson. Mattie Thomas, ,loan Holman, Mary Helen M4-Farland, Patsy Marler, Kathryn Glass, Thelma Godfrey, Lorreta Cal- houn, joan Lee, Mrs. Hancock, Peggy Mitchell, Betty Sue Brown, D'Wanna Marconi, Colleen Bui- hy, Mary Lou Bryant, Marian Allred, Ramona Cooper, Dorthea Rogers, Rosalie Mann, Betty Bur- gess, Patsy Bledsoe, Henrinell Hoyt, Norma Cruse, Jennie B. Hancock, Mickey Eichor, Val Dene Merllin, LaMoyne Harris, Mary Lou Hobbs, Dee Ann Simmons, Margaret Latimer, Gwendolyn Goforth. 43 A-f as PRESIDENT I WWLEPRE5 SECRETARY Future Farmer 0fAmer1ca 194 -4 '23 7 sr cf-v W' E F A QUEEN RBPORTER TREASURER 'NLR NOCATION -XL AIJRILLLTURE BUILDING pw V ' J 'Q I ju' 6' K Q' i. A , Q R Y 9 ' , ' i f ff ' If E 5 .li ' xi f NiQf . , WI C if E :ir R ff L4 YJ' K A Az x .V f ' 'E' . . v. - ' - E .1 . FRESHNIAN CLASS SOPHONIURE CLASS JUNIOR AND SENIOR CLASSES f- .vsawfi ww.. ,V ...--.an ' 5 lun. , 1 fl fg ff 5 1 Al 3 n lvljv F, P mul? 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' ,fl , Af , 1 lg 'wif LQ: ' , Af! 5- V ,V V, 5 . -. . 1 ,X I 7' :ff 'z Y J Q ' A S NIH' I rum '.5 I lRUN 1 iIl'l rn NNY A il Xl lmm HIIIIN lfllfl- Nll lill-I RPMI' Immu IINLI' QYXIP 9111 vff Pl rfum-1 l SIURIW X XIX H'RflN0N mmm I l Cl S'l0Kl'.S 0 TEE T0 sl . 'qulrmr WOINY' First in state and third in nation has been quoted by Hobart youth since our Teen Town was organized in 1942 by the first mayor, Murray Dell Hughes. A few improvements were made on the second floor of the old City Hall in the following year with Norma Fanning at the head of it. A large group of members completely re- painted and repaired the hall led by Mary Clyde Baker, mayor in 1944. In 1945 a parents organization was formed to sponsor Teen Town and Mrs. Belle Jones was elected president. She is still full-time chaperone. During Dick Jones' term as mayor a drive was held to raise money for new red-leather booths. This year a benefit bridge brought in money for other improvements. John Montgomery and Marilyn Long were other officers last year. This year was started off in a big way. The Starlight, Melody Room, Hellza- poppin, and Blue Jeans dances have been some of our best. The Junior-Senior prom last May and the annual Sadie Hawkins dance and Christmas formal are the best events of the year. Improvements this year, which included the Red Room and the silhouettes, were under the supervision of Roberta Greiser, Camak Baker, and .lulia Hensley as officers. Council members are Dick Jones, Marilyn Long, Bill Strickler, Paula Blackwelder, Fred Polly, Gay Worrall, Bob Montgomery, and Beezer Hancock. Everyone takes great pride in our Teen Town because they all know that it is one of the best in Oklahoma.