Hobart High School - Bearcat Yearbook (Hobart, OK)

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' '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.

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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 . ' v 1: W- vi: ' sl lg f C I 1 f- A Q J x 1 W 1 5 , . v q fy y. 1 , S 1 -1. 1 - 5. 99 S. ' Y as . 1 ' K . . I 9 V 4 . 7. . I ' I ' as 97 l l I Q 4 g 1 1 , . l . . 1 ' ' . , ' 1 5 A . . 1 , - . 9 I . 5 4 I . V 5 . 4 . . , . v . V I t. . g Q A' 1 v' v - 1 ' and at last found our goal, SENIORSI v Q Q. : . V. - . g V V N l 1 1 u 1 x , 1 .1 1 -A A 1 . 1 1 .- I , 1 . y I . y . H I . lr' K ' . ' L . -' ' , ' Q ' ' I ' I cr - ' 1 1 D ' 7 Q l - 1 l ' ' g 's '1 s 'g 5 ' ' s ' ' . D , 0 0 X o ' Q f - -. J, , - X M - ' . . T f 5 e- T' .- -n 21 if v -gg .'. . O . O fi sis.: . fy ., 4 gg A tx rj X, if is-N f X X 7 gg