Holdenville High School - Owl Yearbook (Holdenville, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1949 volume:

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ANTHONY COMPANY Prescriptions Wann TRACK BILL COFFMAN Wewoka Meet with Holden vxlle McAlester Wewoka and Sem1nole par tlclpatmg second 220 yard dash second shot put second h1gh1ump thxrd 100 yard dash Wewoka Meet w1th holdenvllle Wewoka and Ada partxcxpatmg second hrgh Jump thxrd broad Jump second shot put thnrd 220 yard dash second 100 yard dxsh East Central lnvxtatnonal f1rst hxgh Jump Sooner Star Conference Meet thxrd 220 yard dash and thlrd 100 yard dash East Central Invltatxonal thxrd 100 yard dash and second 200 yard dash DALE LAWYER Wewoka Meet wxth Ada Wewoka and Holdenvllle-f1rst shot put We woka Meet w1th McAlester Seminole Wewoka and Holdenvxlle-f1rst-shot put Bulldog Re lays lOkmulgeej second-shot put East Cen tral Inv1tat1on second hlgh Jump Bxson Re lays CShawneeJ fourth shot put Sooner Star second shot put East Central second broad Jump FRANK HOWARD-Wewoka Meet wlth Mc Alester Wewoka Sem1nole and Holdenvllles second 220 yard dash DALE LOWDER Wewoka Meet wxth Holden v1lle Semmole McA1ester and Wewoka thxrd hlgh Jump Wewoka Meet wlth Holdenvllle Ada and Wewoka th1rd hxgh Jump 440 RELAY TEAM fourth Blson Relays Shawnee-CCoffman Lawyer Howard Love lacel fourth Bulldog Relays Okmulgee- tCoffman, Lowder Howard Jack Smxthy 880 RELAY TEAM fCoffman Lovelace Law yer Howardj second Wewoka Meet wxth Mc Alester Sem1nole Wewoka I-Ioldenvxlle MILE RELAY TEAM CToby Townsend Dale Lowder Don Tidmore James Wally thlrd BASKETBALL The basketball team won the East Central Invxtatlon Tournament with the followmg scores Holdenvllle 50 Lexmgton 48 Holdenvxlle 36 Lindsey 30 Holdenvllle 41 Byne 40 SCHOLASTIC MEET The results of the Scholastxc Meet at Ada are as follows Frank Howard second 1n che.m xstry Estelle Johnson fxrst 1n Enghsh Lxtera ture Georgxa Parsons second rn Enghsh L1ter ature Wynonah Beck-second xn Spanlsh I Mary Ellen Balch th1rd 1n essays Wanda Beck fxrst m freehand drawmg Marllyn Hlcks second m Spamsh II Mary Ann McKennon thlrd 1n Spanxsh II Sue Sartor-second 1n Caesar Barbara Wallace-tlurd 1n Caesar and Ida Marne Horn-second 1n Latxn I DISTRICT VOCAL CONTESTS The vocal department under the d1rect1on of Mrs Geneva Jo Davls went to the d1str1ct contests at Ada, Aprxl 7 8 and 9 where seven groups and soloxsts qualxfxed for the state con tests by wmmng a ratmg of excellent or super lor Contestants and thelr ratmgs are as follows A Capella Cholr excellent Gxrls Glee Club ex cellent Boys Glee Club good Boys Quartet, composed of Don Vandyne Tobv Townsend Clyde Chesnutt Jr and Bob Bennett excellent Gxrls Trxo composed of Mary Ellen Balch Sh1r ley Shlpley and Ell1e Panos superlor Gxrls Quartet composed of Betty Johnson Evelyn Dean Eula Faye Clark and Shlrley Hutchxns, good Mnxed Quartet composed of Georg'1a Par sons Betty Bennett Don Vandyne and Jlmmy Towell falr Don Vandyne tenor sololst super lor Vance Ward tenor soloxst good Georgxa Par sons soprano sololst good Mary Ellen Balch, soprano sololst excellent Clyde Chesnutt Jr bar1tone soloxst excellent Bert Brown barltone solo1st good Janlce McLa1n mezzo soprano sololst faxr Bob Bennett bass sololst good Harold McRay bass sololst faxr Shmrley Hutch ms contralto sololst falr SPEECH DEPARTMENT Sooner Star Conference Sem1nole Trophy f1rst place one act play Balcony Scene JIM MAGUIRE-f1rst-dramatxc 1nterpretat1on 1nterpretat1on of hterature JIM MAGUIRE-f1rst 1nterpretat1on of poetry thlrd radlo speakmg Oklahoma Clty Invlta txonal Tournament from f1V6 states JIM MAGUIRE-second-dramatxc Ada Regional Tournament ONE ACT PLY f1rst rat1ng excellent Cast of Balcony Scene Barbara Mealey Jo Doyle, Carolyn Sue Hudson Betty Bennett Fred Cook, Vance Ward Jun Magu1re Clyde Chesnutt Jr CAROLYN HUDSON f1rst humorous mter pretatxon JIM MAGUIRE-f1rst-dramatlc 1nterpretat1on f1rst poetry 1nterpretat1on CORA BRONAUGH fmals IDA MARIE HORN flnals Invltational Tournament at Oklahoma Baptist University in Shawnee JIM MAGUIRE-Class A f1rst wmner humor ous 1nterpretat1on Oklahoma State Contest at Oklahoma Umversxty m Norman JIM MAGUIRE-f1rst dramat1c hterature fm als for Natlonal Tournament second place w1n ner ONE ACT PLAY Balcony Scene f1rst rat mg excellent REBECCA KENNEDY book revlew Smlle Please for benef1t of Central P T A The speech department students have ap peared and part1c1pated ln twenty seven com mun1ty and school programs durmg the year grvmg the department suff1c1ent poxnts to qual lfy for a membershlp m the Natlonal Forensxc League . 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I I u A 1 1. .1 1 ' I , F E .I I H , J W BE'-L REED comsn Superintendent Prmcipa' OFFICE GIRLS FRONT ROW Dorothy Martm Wanda Brownmg Lxlhan Cotton Faye Womack Evelyn Dean SECON ROW-Cora Bronaugh Carol Whxteley Jo Ann Taylor Jo Fuller Doyle Ellie Panos Complnments Of Compluments Of Comphments Of I-IARMON S GRO 81 MARKET LISENBY JEWELERS WOOLERY 3, MCMAHON Firestone Dealers Store f '3 Mr John Duaghtery Oklahoma History Athletics Mr Reed Collier American History Mrs Ida Lee Cook Shorthand I Typing I MIS! Christine PNVGII00 Mr lmvem Weber General Science Algebra I Athletics Mrs Jim Hamilton Safety Driving English I English II English IV ' Algebra II Eggs-Jsiz Plain Geom. Mechanical Drawing Saud Geom' Compliments Of Compliments Of G. I. CLEANERS J. W. DRAKE CO. 5 81 'IO Hr Ivan E Grover Geography Biology Chemxstry Mrs Rebecca Kennedy Speech Englxsh XII Mr Homer C Hunnlcutt World Hlstory Mrs. Geneva Jo Davis Mr Goldsborough Glflimflgfyclub Dlstrlbutive Educatxon Boys Glee Club iff' Mr George Kernel: Miss Mary Leach Latxn I Band Latm II Spanish I Spamsh Il l.. Mrs. Nedra Nllson Mrs. mme Venn Typmg II Home Econom1cs I Economxcs II Occupahons Bookkeepmg Home Problems m Democracy Home Pkonomxcs IV Complnments Of Lomplnments Of HOLDENVILLE MOTORS INC SHARPE DRY GOODS C0 1 Q 1 1 . , 1. gf! Lf I, f . I 3 . . . . ry!! l HOLDENVILLE HIGH SCHOOL 1 948-49 Estelle Johnson Jxm Maguxre Barbara Mealey Bob Eckles Jess Hxlbert Cora Bronaugh Georgxa Lee Parsons Betty Apple Frank Howard Theo Petete VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN Compliments Of COVINGTON BUICK COMPANY 95 48 95 38 95 08 93 46 9 5 91 4 91 32 89 5 89 3 89 16 Compluments Of FRANK CRANE, Jeweler .- h I f . , .. I f - 2 .aa-M..-an ' 1. f X4 sicnn nr 'UI PRESIDENT 1' dev' CH JG QS' boo 86,73 f f C pI f Of C pl f Of PARK IN Gnoczkv IILLINGTON LUMBER COMPANY '35 mx 'ST 5 f 1. . xx 'YF 4' I :X xt Q I 5 I Q 3 W un , f N I ' s I x XJXX 4 - ff f c i X rv X I ff! 6 xf ,X z ' ff I L I if I ff 0,7 QOQUE AGUIRRE TOMMY ALLEN-4Football '47, '48, '48, Basketball '47, '48, '49, Boys' Glev Cub 47, '48, '49, A Capella Cholr '47, '48, '49, Base ball 43 Track '48 '49, Band '47, Ter1nls'48, '49, Student Cuun- Cll Rvprcserttatlvv '47, '48, Annual Staff '48, Advcrtlsnng Mtuvwe ng:-v tl' Student Press and Annual '49, Escort tor luutbnll Queen Attendant 49 cms Amwoww H-tt Gu-Q cunt 48 '43, '49, A Capella Chow '48 49 Mlnstrel 47 '48 49,Tr.1ck 48 BENNY ASBURY Baseball '47, 48 Football '47 '48, Basketball '47, '48 President ot Home Rwrn '47, Vuce President ot Home Room '48 KENNETH BALL WANDA BFCKW-Pct' Club '48 '49 Grrls' Glee Club '40, A Capella Ctwmr '49 Mtnstrcl 49 Senmr Plat Edltor at Student Press and Annual 49 Football Queen Attendant '49, Presldent of Home Roorn '49, Vsce Preszdent ot Pep Club '49 SCE BENNET-l'7F00tball 47 '48 '49 BOVS' Cwlee Club '47 '48, '49i A Capella Clnolr '47, '48, '49, Mrnstrel '47, '48, '49, Popular Orchestra '49 Junmr Hlgl-v Football Coach '48, Boy's Ouartette '49, Scnlor Plav Football Captaln '49, Presudent of A Capella Cholr '48, Vlcc President of A Capella '49, Vice Presndent of H Club '49 Sccretarv ot Sobpomore Class, Secretary ot Junlot Class, Stu- dent Ccuncll Representatlve '49 LA VERN BlSHOP CORA BRONOUGHfGlee Club '47, Pep Club '47, '48, '49, Cheer Leader '49, Ottlce Stat? '47, '48, '49, State Honor Soclety '47, '48, '49, Junlor Play, F H A '48, Reporter of F H A '48, Band Ouecn '49 Sensor Edutor ot Student Press and Annual Staff '49, Glrls' State '48 8lLLYF ANN CAlNaPep Club '47, '48, '49, F H A '47, '48, '49, Honzon Club '47 EULA FAYE CLARKfGlrIs' Glen Club '47, '48, '49, A Capella Chnlr '47, '48, '49, Mvnstrel '47 '48, '49, Song Leader of F H A, '47, '45, '49, Glrls' Quartette '47, '48, '49, Pep Club '47, '48, '49, Cheer Leader '49, Annual Queen Attendant '48, Annual Queen '49, Student Councrl Represcntatlvc '49 BILL COFFMANfFootball '47, '48, '49, All-State ln Football '49, Basketball '47, '48 '49 Baseball '47, '48, H Club '47, '48, '49, Track '48, '49, Boys' Glee Club '47, '48, '49, Klwaman ot the Month Rotarlan of the Month, AllfCor-.ference End '49, Student Councll '48, '49, Escort for Basketball Queen Attendant '49' EVELYN DEAN--F H A '48, Pep Club '48, '49, A Capella Cl'1olr'49, Glrls' Ouartette '49, Glrls' Glec Club '49, Offucc Gurl '49, Mm- Strel '49 JOHNNY DURHAM Football 47 '48 BOB ECKLES7Honor Society '47, '48, '49, lnterscholastuc Meet '47, '48, '49, Honor Sensor, Rotarvan lor the Month '49, TOMMY FLOWERS LEO FLYOO-Student Councll '48 CAROL FOLMER jd'- BERT FReDERlcK,-,Football '47, '45, '49, H club '47, '48 '49, Junior at 'T Play, Senior Play, Rutarlan of the Mnnth '49, President ot Junior Class, President of Senior Class, H Club President, Student Coun- cll Representative '49 CHARLES R GILMORE--H Club '47, '48, '49, Track '49, Football '47, Bcys' Slate '48, Manager '47 LIEROY HENDERSONffl-lol-ne Room Vice Presrdcnl '49 JESS HILBEIQT-Basketball '47, '45, ou.-marie CI l, '47 5, . u , t d t C . C' 47, Jllfllflf Play, Senior Play Vlre President cl Cl:sse 47, 7:35 BWV? State '48, Klwarlan of tne Muntl-l '49 HOYTEEIIQQSMAN mek '40, Basketball '43, '49, Baslelbalr gap, HMIYIIE l'IOPKlNS+HClderlvl le Boxing Club '48, '49 Annual Staff 49, Secretary and Treasurer ot Home Rocm '49 ' FRANK HQvVARD7T,-ack '47, '48, '49, Basketball '47, Football '49, Boys' Glee Club '48, '49, A Canella Cho-r '46, '49, One Aer Plav '48 H Clulb '48, '49, Mmstml '48, '49, Klwanlan of the Muell- '49: lmerscholaellc Meal, Third in Biology '48, Second in Chern- lstfy '49 NEAL I-ILJGI-IES--Basketball '47, '48, '49, Baseball '47, '48, Busi- ness Manager ol Junior Play, Student Council '48, lilv-'anlafi of the Month '49, Escort for Basketball Queen Anal-ldanr 49. JEANNE I-lAl2T7Band Maloretle '47, 48, Drum Maiw '49, pep Cl'-'P '47, '48, Student Council '47, F H A President '49, Senior Candl- date for Carnival Que-an '49 MARILYN HICKS-Girls' Glcc Club '47, Pep Club '48, '49, Student Press '49, Girls' State '48, Interscholastic Meet, Spanish, Third place '48, Seccnd Plane, Qmanlsh '49, State Hono' Society '49 SHIRLEY HUTCHINGS-Girls' Glee Club '47, '48, '49, A Capella '47, '48, '49, Girls' Ouartelte '48, '49, Pep Club '47, '48, '49, Min- strel '47, '48, '49 F H A '47, '48, '49, Secretary and Treasurer ol F H A, '49, Student Press '48, Senior Play, Band Majoretle '49, Girls' State '48, Football Queen '49, ESTELLE .lOHNSONfPeD Club '47, '48, '49, Junior Play, State Hon- or Society '47, '48, '49, Student Council '47, '48, lnterscholastic Meet, Second Plane, Spanish 2 '48, First Place, English '49, Cheer Leader '49, BOB JONES HOLLIS .lONESfTracl4 '49, Senior Play, D E Vice President. DALE LA VALLEY-Band '47, '48, '49, Track '47, '48, Boys' Glee Club '47, Popular Orchestra '49, Band President '49, President of Home Room '49, Perfect Attendance lor I2 years PASTY LA VALLEY-Pep Club '47, '48, '49, Girls' Glee Club '47, '48, President of Home Room '48 MICKEY LIPE-Band '47, Holdenville Boxing Cluh '48 TOM LOVELACE-Boys' Glee Club '47, A Capella Choir '47, Track '47, '49, Football '47, 45, '49, H. Club '47, '48, '49, Mlnslfeli '47, Hi-Y Club '47, Junior Play, All-District Hallback '47, '43, '49, President of Class '47, Secretary and Treasure ol Student Coun- cil '47, Vice Jresident ol Student Council '48, President of Siu- dent Council '49, H. Club, Vice President '47, President of Hi4Y Club '47, -PSG- X. .f 'ge' .- as- ' Up-4 ly ,g Q, -1-' 1 ? ' Q70 Q 4? 5 s-.4 ,V-.Q rw-x .,, ar., 'Va ,fx S, 'rcs' ? Ng, s.. 1-1 4' F5 'X ,s 'RTV' S51 ROSE MARIE LOWTHER--Pep Club '47, '48, '49, Girls' Glee Club '47, '48, '49, A Capella Choir '47, '48, '49, Minstrel! '47, '48, '49, F H A '47, '48, '49, Vice PreSldEr1l0l F H A '48, Office Girl '48, '49, Student Representative '47, Business Manager of Senior Play, Vice President ol Home Room '43 LA VERNE MACKEY--Pep Club '47, '48, '49, Girls' Glcc Club '47, '48, '49, A Capella Choir '47, '48, '49, Mllxstrell '47, '48, '49, Lill- rary Stall '47, Junior Play, benlor Play, Annual Stall '49, At- tendant to Football Queen. JIM MAGUIREY-Boys' Glec Club '47, '48, A Capella Choir '47, '48, Minstrel '47, '48, Speech '47, '48, '49, Junior Plav, Drama '49, Senior Play, Honor Society '47, '48, '49, interscholastic Meet, Second Place, Latin l '47, First Place In Latin 2 '48, DORTHA MARTIN-Pep Club '47, -18 '49j Cheer Leader '49, F H, A '47, '48, '49 F H A Secretarv and Treasurer '48, F H A Vice President '49, Office Girl '48, '49, Cheer Leader '49, Basketball Queen Attendant 49, BARBARA ANN MEALLY--State Honor Society '47, '48, '49 Pep Club '49, Vlce Presldant of Senior Cl.-iss, President of Pep Club '49, Annual Staff '49, interscholastic Meet, Second Place Elnlogy '48, Tennis '49, Sufllnr Play, Dramatics 'AO LOU ELLA MILLSWF, l-I A '47, '4B, Girls' Gleg Club '47 JULIA MITCI-lELLfGirIs' Glee Club '47, A Capella Choir '47, Pep Club '47, '48, '49, F, H A '47, '48, '49, JOE MULLINAX--D F Club '49, JOYCE MULLlNS+Pep Club '47, '43, '49, I: H, A. '48, '49, Librarian '45, President of Horizon Club '47, HAROLD Mcl-IAY-Baseball '47, AB, Boys' Glee Club '47, 48, '49 A Capella Choir '47, '48, '49, Minstrel '47, '48, '49, Popular Clrchestra '49, Drum Solo, Second Place '48, Drum Solo, First Place '49, EDDIE NANCE-Boys' Glen Club '47, 43, '49, A Capella '48, '49, Band '47, '48, '49, Secerfary and Treasurer nt Home Room '48 JEAN KING PAGE-Girls' Glee Club '47, F, H A '47, '48, '49, Minstrel '47, Librarian '47, Pep Club '47, '48, High School RE- porter '49, GECRGIA LEE PARSONS - Girls' Glcc Club '47, '48, '49, A Capella Choir'-17, '45, '49, Minstrel, '47, '48, '49, Pep Club '47, '48, '49, Stale Honor Society, '47, '48, '49, Secretary and Treasurer of Home Room 48, Secretary and 'Vreaswer of Senior Class, Mixed Quar- rette '48, '49, interscholastic Meet, Third Place, English '47, Second Place, English '49, ELLIE PANOS-Girls' Glee Club '47, '48, '49, A Capella Choir '47, '48, '49, Pep Club '47, '48, '49, Cheer Leader '49, Girls' Sextette '48, Girls' Trio '49, Junior Plclv, Senior Play, State Honor Society '47, Library Staff '47, Office Girl '48, '49, Student Council Representative '48, Teen Town Attendant '49, Associate Editor of Student Press and Annual '49, interscholastic Meet, First in Spelling '47, THEO PETETE- sGlcc Club '47, 48, A Capella Choir '47, Honor So- ciety '47, JAMES ROBERSON-Boys' Glee Club '47, '48, 49: A Capella Choi' '43, '49, Band '47, '48, '49. BOB RUARK -Baseball '47, '48, Basketball '47, '48, '49, Football '48, GEN747?Mlgo':s' Glee Club '47, '48, '49, A Capella Choir '47, '48, '49, Barid '47, '48, '49, Boys' Quartette '47, Annual Staff '49, H, Club '48, '49, Minstrell '47, '48, '49, Vice President of Home Room '48, Student Press '49, MARGARET SHOCKLEY-'Pep Clul: '47, '48 PATSY TOLBERT -P.-p Cm, '49, r H A '49 ,-, MMMY TOWHL- Band '47 '48 '49, am' ml., cull '47 '43 '49, A cancun '47 '48, '49 a.44ml,.4ll '47 48 49, Baseball '47, Tefl- M '45, Mmm ouarmrr '49, Vopular Ovcncsfm 49, H cur, '48, '49 , .4 1' ll DON VANDYNE-Boys' Glee Club '47, '48, '49 A Capella Chou '47, '48, '49, Boys' Quarferle '47, '48,' 49, Cornet Quarelfe '48, 1- '49, Band '47, '48,' 49, Muxed Ouartefte '49, Popular Orchestra -5, '49, Annual Staff '49, Presudenv A Capella Cholr '49, Tenor Solo' .sr '48, '49 BILL WATKINS f-H Club '47, '48, '49, Foovball '47, '48,' 49, Boys' Glee Club '47, '48, '49, A Capella Chow '47, '48, '49, Baseball '47, '48, '49, Band '47, Mmgrrel '47, '48, '49, Track '49, Sm, denf Councvl Representarlve '47, Busnness Manager of Annual 'H'-' 9' and Sfudent Press '49 CAROL Wl-llTELEYf-Glrls' Glee Club '47, '48, '49, A Capella Choir '47, '48, '49, Mmsfrel '47, '48, '49, Pep Club '47, '48, '49, Ar. tendan! to Basketball Queen '49, Office Gurl '49, TOM WOOLARD-D E Club '49, Q 'Tx JYMMY WOOD HNSTON BaSke,b,,1l'47 48 49 Mmaqer '47 Tratk '47, L A'l!eCl?1nus '49, Qre Honor Soclity '47, lrxrp-4,rhl,l.asrlc Meek Thlfd Place, Mechamcal Drawlng '49 NOT PICTURED MELVIN WALDROUP SHIRLEY ANN SHIPLEY ED, DUTTON JACK FREAM VERNON FULLER MARGARET SHOCKLEY SANDA PETERS Canpllmenls Of Compliments Of '-YUNS 3- SON ooL'roN a. :Annum . ,V ,X X ON? 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S .. xq 5 -Q 9 S, JUNIOR CLASS Bill Marsh Carlos Martin Don Mayfield Wayne Middleion Naomi Middleton Bobby Mills Bobby Mullins Janice McClain John McRay Mary Katheryn MCC Gene Parks Dick Pickens Joy Reed Ronald Riddle Jimmy Roberis Virginia Rogers Gwen Russ Bob Ruark Sue Sartor Willie Lee Simpso Charles Stout Phyllis Swope Ann Taylor Jean Turpin Pat Treadwell Nancy Turner Clifton Tucker Ralph Van Winkle Jo Ann Vanhooser Harold Dean Wall Vance Ward Wanda Lou Wiggs Gene Wilson Wayne Wilson Eugene Winters Faye Womack- Don Zachary i -S fe- IS' 'A X . 'ie' VI f- NQ 'sv QQ ff- U 501 H5 4 lb 'S 'UK 9 fig .ni f K 3 5 l 'Q 6 7,15 T J- I iw 5,1-1- 1 f :.. gk? , X ' r tl E E ...L. -Q ,..4-sm QK' 1 , ,I v W V i I 3 1' A n L 1 HE X E J N W 3- .0 Y Q N F 45 , lub Dale. Lawger Jack Smnfh 'Tobq Townsend Sec-.1-e.fa1'41 C-, Q Pveslclenf ff? S Vvce P1'C5IdCTlt C Comphments Of Compliments Of GRAND G DIXIE THEATERS BARTLETT'S COFFEE SHOP 1 1 Q f z 'K i ' Xl ' I X J If ' QXXNNN W E E w X ' S M W ' X ,I A, X :KC .1 C ul fiigggf' .A uf 'g' , Aff..-:gQ .13fi-nygi ,j2 ,f 'g N N-mv' V' lx , , I Fai' 2 1, ' M' EA .n 'Y ',,, - , 4 7 . . Q Q JP ' , N 'TSVN - X - . ,J I A ' all - XX fx X, M i 3 Q ' J' un X L f 2 half!-ix I Xxi'Nxx VX Z 2 i wx vwswyw I .' V -Q kk , A I 4 t W A U .Q '-'47 1 l sf wfikx Q f i ,IL Y' f I l Y V 4'1Y A In N : 1.4 A 'sn X X g X XX M4 X ' , f ' K N N if . -E'--'Kf E, Q X ' n ff E X . R N! , X t - ' 'X W. N X X . -- l A --fi, W . A ,.. K, ' 7 l . V n ' I , ' NN F , -2 1 E-A , A Q :X ' A Q SOPHOMORE CLASS June Abston Juanita Alexander Wynonah Beck Janet Bowles James Branum Wanda Browning Connie Carpenter Jerry Christy Mona Cope Lofton Crossno Merle Davis Billy Joe Dodson Ellen Ewing B. J. Fields Frances Jo Fite Reba Ann Frederick Jine Gilmore Leslie Grizzle Joyce Harris Kenneth Haviland Carolyn Hayes Jackie Head Jean Henderson Mable Hignite Paul Hixson Pat Holliday Linda Hollis Louis Isaacson Pat Jones Geneva Kelly Jo Ann King Dale Layvyer SOPHOMORE CLASS Jo Ann Lee Earl Leewright Robert Loftis Jerrel Logan Dale Lowder MaryeBetl'1 Mathis La Verne Mayfield Wanda Merchant Marjorie Metcalf David Morgan Frances Morgan Lyndell Morphis Sue Morse Jerry McGugan Mary Ann McKennon Carole McLarty Marvin Porter Eileen Skolnik Jack Smith Betty Steele Eugene Stewart Tommy Surnrny Jo Ann Taylor Vantrice Terry James Turpin Toby Townsend James Wall Don Tidmore No Picture Billie Britain John Goat J. D. Leach Jennifer Lee James Pittman Barbara Wallace Darl Ward Don Webb Q, ms. A, .. A Y f , Z Q Re T ARY LONNNL R b g QLYAA AU C, H N R H O D E 5 . f fx X ' 'f W Fx Na 6 Xi QFEEQMIDEUFQ QD fx N gl 5 ,-.ll ff 1, 2S Q ',,,.,.. i' Cf? ,Q Complnments Of Comphments Of SMITH TIRE If SUPPLY B 8. M MOTOR COMPANf fe 'D xi Q, f e 1 A xx - ' 0 ,zf y r 5 ' X-. KN' x 1- :32, Q , :. xx ., Q ,Q 4. bixigi XS 47 V' R 1 5 S5055 J K , ,Q-,X 1 XGEQL' Z'-5 'Ex Z X' , . - L A or T 2 J g V M QQ? V A . X f Q Q ax X K. Nx K I A W vu N, gs X m :N -H N X N , I M I gf , ,fs - I ' W,-X If ' O L k 'XX h ,X X K W , . x T Q X I , j A I 1 Q I 5 ff C M 5 1,1 f ,W X I Z P f fl u A' L XX Z -fa'-X lx . , - A if YV if . FRESHMAN CLASS Mildred Allen Eleanor Adams Herman Aquirre Jerry Anderson Wanda Anthony Nellie Fgye Arnold Cecil Autry Joe Ella Ball Pat Bartlett Bill Bates Jackie Bloom Patsy Bunch Charles Bush Ruby Brewer Eva Bryan Earl Churchwell Gladys Clark Charles Bush Jo Cook Bobby Copeland Christine Davis Marveline Davis Joyce Dodson Leroy Dorify Lettye Sue Eckles Wayne Edmonds Mary Feighny Bob Green Dorothy Hall Delores Harris Doris Hays Donald Harris Forrest Hearn Kenneth Hill Juliana House Bill Horner Mary Helen Howard Wilma lngrarh Briice Johnson Nancy Karr V ' u Q s l g i f X ,1 I km LL E. 1 1 if ,f 4 t YB I QS Xi , aw , -5 V 3, . ,N ag KT I H? , V : 'fiexz ..-. I K, Hr if 1 ' if , 1 if ' ' jr , T, I xr If , , I if 9 3,22 fa fi 2 iw 4' . 'E V , A Q , ' 1 ,, V' VA 1 '41, fa? . -up - Tiff AME ,fan ..,,f i 'F M Qm fy c' f wwf? 55 wi J wig Af e-i6,?,,L JQMZQQEHQHHQA L 5 Nj 'xx lf' A - if ' 6 . I o Xl , 0 i 1 x V ' h Jig V '-in X jxf 1 X X A flglgil, Egggii -,I Q . A Z I .ixflf XXX ' -NX ' N If N I S V n I I V42 N cw f X ff Q I ,M f 5' 447 , I if 41 XT Ny s KJ K .X N K 1 Q fd X, X I A S X9 X . x I 5 v n xx XX. H 'X 'I fx XQQ Y ffm fwfQ xi x N V ' P 5 f 9Vx5 lA! ,A If f ,A I 1 Q px QDVQL5 . VJ 41.--5 Compliments Of ROY L. KINCAID NWN. The cornat1on of the football queen of 1948 49 was held durmg the half of the McAlester game October 28 Shirley Hutchmgs popular sen lor student was elected queen by the votes of the student body The band played LET ME CALL YOU SWEETHEART wlule the queen and her attend ants came onto the fxeld through a double heart outlmed by the band and pep club Slurley was crowned by Bob Bennett actnng captaxn of the football team Her dress was a strapless formal of blue brocaded satm and blue net wxth the desxgn on the satm out lmed wxth rhmestones Her crown was slxver decorated wxth red roses and she was presented wlth a bouquet of American Beauty roses and a corsage of baby or chxds by Bob Bennett from the H. club Shxrleys attendants were Wan da Beck and Laverne Mackey They were escorted on to the fxeld EDDGIWQALL EGDMZGDNACIUIIGDN by co captams Tom Allen and Bert Frederlck Wandas dress was apple green satan wxth a dropped shoulder and scalloped hem Lavems was of dark green velveteen gathered at the should ers by clusters of snlver sequins They wore corsages of baby or chxds The crown bearer was Master Johnney Mackey and flower gxrl was lxttle Mxss Lmda Jackson P S We won the gwme' BASKETBALL GEO GDNAGIIDN The beautiful cornatlon of the 1949 basketball queen SHIRLEY ANN SHIPLEY was held on Mon day mght February 21st at the The band played the Mxhtary Escort whxle the queen and her escort Boyne CWeeJ Holman came down the mxddle axsle un der a spotlight reveahng a queen that the basketball boys can sure be proud of She was attxred m a lovely strapless formal wlth blllows of white net Her bouquet was of pink and whlte camatxons Lynn Whntely her attendants cameizlown the sxde alsles wxth thexr escorts Neal Hughes and B111 Coffman Dorthas dress was of pale green marquxslte and Carol Lynns was of whlte net accent ed wxth aqua bows The three gxrls wore corsages of orclnds whxch the team gave Flower glrl was .Tame Ballmg er daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Ballxnger and Crown Bearer was lxttle .Iohnney Elhston, son of Mr and Mrs J 0 Elhston half-time of the Ada garhe: v Do rthla Martin and Carol them. h ' A '95, BAND QUEEN Cora Bronaugh l 'V 1 z A uf 4 .+',xt af V ,f . y . NWJ.,-M - .- CARNIVAL QUEEN Rolanda Jo Cook ANNUAL Queen sm. Fly! cum I A Am p.. 'ft EZ TEQWE ..,.,4v- - f ff! Compliments Of T. D. RAMSEY, Insurance ff G 5 Ei 54,44 -SU: QQfT6otrmcn. 4955 venu LIWFNT PR KE 25, Time ,lE!.!L!S ga il uq, M7527 x A ,, T 4 4 Y Z 1 A 537-rf----k V E ,.iQ0-5 L miff- m 9, 5 4 4- ' 'VW 'mm l m If X ,H W Xin f 201 Compliments Of GILLE FLOWER SHOP jFCLU tUBs - Zgjw 0 59577 - 1 x S' 1 5 if 3 '. .A f ,i- 1.2. -' ,Qi Y' L an if , f . 8 if gg, F, Q K gl .. tvs, 4 -f . 4 , swf rf P 5' ' . ,Ah A L33 QQ - , - 0 Q 1 . sf' . 0,30- xv F ' 'Z . .V. ff K V 44 X . M --v 1-rn gg .Qi - xx: 21' I-, 45 . ff! f New .1 Q3 'Y' if Wm' -J 35 5 sf Q ,. .- 34 . .f 'Q f an . -ig. fa, Qyilifi, if 1 3 if ..,,.......ir nnqnnnsii ' - -:ai 1. .I 4 if 1 vt-:g , tl-ntl www: in , V H, , STATE HONOR SOCIETY FRONT ROW-Anna Shockley, Lettie Sue Sckles, Estelle Johnson, Ida Maile Horn, Sue Sarton, Bobbye Mills, Patsy Martlett, Carol McLarty, Barbara Wallace, SECOND ROW-Marilyn Hicks, LaVerne Mayfield, Barbara Mealey, Sue Hudson, Clyde Chesnutt, Jo Doyle, Wynonah Beck, Jerry Anderson. THIRD ROW-Bruce Johnson, Johnny Warren, Bob Eckles, Mary Anne McKennon, Billy Howell, Florence Shirley, FOURTH ROW-Carolyn Hayes, Frank Howard, Cora Bronaugh, Robert Loftis, Timothy Rusher. STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW-Loretta LaValley, Wynonah Beck, Sue Sartar, Jean Turpin, Georgia Parsons, Barbara Mealey, Lillian Cotton, Linda Hollis, SECOND ROW-Tom Lovelace, Bill Coffman, Dale Lowder, Bob Bennett, Bert Frederick, THIRD ROW-J. E. Bryan, Bert Brown, James Turpin, Eugene Baxley, Gene Sims, Bobby Winters. Compliments Of HOLDENVILLE DAILY NEWS JH:-vi LIBRARY STAFF FIRT ROW-Miss Mary Leach, Bettye Steele, Margaret Boyles, Wanda Wiggs, Patsy Bunch, Jo Ann Townsend, SECOND ROW-Delphine Ingram, Carolyn Pannell, Jennifer Lee, Virginia Rogers, Wilma Ingram. Jean Clopton. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION FIRST ROW-Mr. Goldsborough, Pat Gille, Nancy Turner, Mickie Lipe, SECOND ROW-Tom Allen, Hollis Jones, Elroy Tidmore, Preacher Waldroup, Eugene Farmer. Compliments Of Compliments Of DIAMOND INSURANCE 8- REAL ESTATE MARSHALL'S SHOE STORE . SAFETY DRIVING KNEELING-Earl Churchwell, Lyndell Morphis, J. L. Horner, Jack Smith, Toby Townsend, B. J. Fields, Bill Bates, J. E. Bryan. BACK ROW-Mrs. Hamilton, Wayne Wilson, Richard Jones, Dale La Valley, James Wall, Hollis Jones, John Paul Jones, Chester Horne, Don Tidmore, Betty Sue Johnson, Eula Faye Clark, Billie Ann Cain, Barbara Browning. F H A FIRST ROW--Janet Bowles, Dortha Martin, Eula Faye Clark, Shirley Hutchings, Jean Hart, Frances Morgan, SECOND ROW-Wanda Browning, Pat Tolbert, Billie Ann Cain, Naomi Middleton, Jean Page, Jo Ann King. THIRD ROW--Juanita Alexander, Linda Hollis, Carolyn Hays, Norma Stanfill, Vantrice Terry, Wanda Wiggs. FOURTH ROW-Nellie Arnold, Sue Morse, Carole McLarty, Ruby Brewer, Delores Harris. FIFTH ROW-Jean Clopton, Marjorie Metcalf, Pat Jones, Mrs. Veach. Mary Beth Mathis. gg.,-.---W .. Compliments Of Compliments Of FIRST NATIONAL BANK CARL C. STANFORD The Old Family Drug Store ALL SGIAGIL The North-South game! This is the big event in August, of which so many are looking forward to. One who is eagerly looking for- ward to this game is Holdenville High School's All-Stater Bill Coff- man. Bill, six feet and four inches is a senior, was chosen as one of the starting players to repre- sent the South team. He will play end. Fine going Bill. H. H. S. is really proud of you ! ! The alternates chosen on the South team are none other than Tommy Allen and Tom Lovelace. Allen is a six foot and one inch center, and Lovelace is a six foot, one inch halfback. BILL COFFMAN ALL DISTRICT The honor of being chosen on the All District team went to halfback, Tom Lovelace, and end, Bill Coffman. They were chosen to represent the first team. Tom- my Allen was chosen as center of the second team. The two mighty players receiv- ing honorable mention were Bob Bennett, and Bert Frederick. Each of you deserve the best life can offer and H. H. S. wishes you luck in the many more vic- tories you are destined to win. TOMMY ALLEN BOB BENNETT Compliments Of MASTER CLEANERS TOM LOVELACE u s Verlan Hutchings, Owner-Phone 49 f-- . . . r. Y! FOOTBALL TEAM FRONT ROW-Red Bennett, Jack Smith, James Turpin, Toby Townsend, Bill Watkins, Clyde Ches- nutt. Billy Howell. SECOND ROW-Mr. Weber, Eugene Baxley, Gene Smith, Frank Howard, Bert Frederick, Dale Lowder Newt Wall-Mr. Daugherty. THIRD ROW-Eugene Winters, Billy Joe Dodson, B. J. Fields, Bill Coffman, Tom Allen, John Oli- phant. FOURTH ROW-Bill Marsh, Bert Brown, Merle Davis, B. R. Gordon. FIFTH ROW-John Goat, Johnny McRay, Tom Lovelace, Dale Lawyer, Harold Dean Wall, Assistant Coach Coach IAVERN WEBER JOHN DAUGHTERY FOOTBALL SCORES r They We Okmulgee 12 25 Davenport . in A Seminole 'f 7 24 Duncan 20 25 , Durant 19 0 -+A 3 12 32 0 7 7 7 8 0 Ada Wewoka , Compliments Of Complfmenfs Of K L. B. CHESNUTT COMPANY KEYSTONE HOTEL 8: COFFEE SHOP McAlester . Henryetta 4 ities FL-1 - . :nf -ov Q4 11 fl , e 34 s 'K V H 'Q 1 T: - x- f nf.. - .E Sw: ,l,a,.,' 'ig . . ,- 1 A Q.. 5 las L M ' xg, 'Auf ,: J. : 4 . f . ,Z .N , , 5 sqm: ,, w f , 1 - ji 3' mrma g 1 - ' Jf agu. . . A K' F fm il k 'tlbfmf fx' x -A I Q SLA, ..L. N W3:,.i,.fK b E x .8524 ' , Ma v 2 t wx l ,fr . .if '32 .-V Q E 'Q x K Q 1' i ' 5 x W, .. Q S R ' L' in ff, , ,N A in A ' fb' ' ' ' if . All an M :ga-as 1 gg - 1 9' Fai? S. S . . v - . . L - Y? .. 1 ' 2 Y , . v- P: ' 6 L in Z Q Q 4 ii ni pf, gf: 'TS f J A ff ei , J., . A. nf -: .M X 32,51 1 A, W A 4 .5 U Kita am Tqrafse FQla.h.! 'waz' 5X4.1. e, if X , 0 a gud .xsgw -,thaws , 5 xy 9125 ,'l'o ' id' 'cl ew, Ro U Simi' p wif!-'Wi-'TY1. Tmslfu a i I I ,qs tr ' V ' ' 'P H Enix gfm? N, 5 6 If :Q , 'Q Q 4 A if s x. 5 lil' IVE: 59 don' BLU .Sla.v6 Jv'w4.-r? NGKABN-Q-sJ-P' 'Huw' as NWA.. TRACK TEAM FRONT ROW-Frank Howard, Toby Townsend, Jack Smith, Bill Watkins, James Turpin. SECOND ROW-Dale Lawyer, James Wall, Tom Lovelace, H. D. Wall, Boyne Holman, THIRD ROW-Coach Webber, Don Tidmore, John Oliphant, Dale Lowder, Bill Coffman, , 9 Q5 erLr'Lu5 ' Gam Tommq Allen Jfrnm Rola rtf Jlmmw Tvwell Bill lrlowelll James Pillman Jolwnmj Olipllan k 4'e A . . lxlr. Grover A Compliments Of Compliments Of TOBEY'S 66 SERVICE STATION DEAN 8- ANDERSON 200 N. Hinckley -- Phone 676 H9 North Hinckley . wi ' f 1gIj l'i'4Ui'lf' fi g'IxJ?m. l'3P in , , n an an n ra as n 3 In 4 .: X' Q nl I J fy 5 E Q 2 Q A A Ph... ,,, , Q4fQli?1if! ni1 QA , Q E! 5 ,. A gm. W sf ff,51? ' !.i?Q . ?' ff' ff Wifi 1 Q 7?iiii9i?UiiUYFu ' is W N H Don Vandyne, Georgia Lee Parsons, Betty A CAPELLA CHOIR Ell' ie Pa FIRST ROW-Janice McLean, Virginia Rogers, Georgia Parsons, Ann Taylor, Gwen Ross, Joy Durham, La Ewing, B. J. Fields, Marvin Porter, Gene Smith, Bill rnona Holman, Mary Katherine McCoin, Ellen Watkins, H, D. Wall, Bob Bennett, B. R. Gordon, Eula Faye Clark, LaVerne Mackey, Carol Whiteley, Carol Hayes, Linda Hollis, Marjorie Metcalf, Mary Ann McKennon, Betty Bennett, Carole McLarty. SECOND ROW-Wanda Beck, Betty Johnson, Naomi Middleton, Evelyn Dean, Bobby Mills, Jo Doyle, MIXED QUARTETTE Bennett, Jimmy Towel l. nos, Pianist Lillian Cotton, Pat Treadwell, Jean Turpin, Shir- ley Shipley, Mary Ellen Balch, Faye Womack, Gene Anthony, Eddie Nance, Clyde Chesnutt, James Wall, Jimmy Towell, Bill Howell, Louis Isaacson, James Roberson, Bert Brown, Freddy Cook, Sue Morse, Pat Jones, Marybeth Mathis, Pat Holliday, Shirley Hutchings, Rose Marie Lowther. THIRD ROW-Toby Townsend, Don Vandyne, Tommy Allen, Dale Lawyer, Bill Coffman, Dale Lowder, Harold McRay, Frank Howard, Johnny McRay. GIRL'S SEXTETTE GIRL'S TRIO SOPHOMORE TRUO Mary Ellen Ewing, Mary Ann McKennon Linda Hollis. Mary Ellen Balch, Mary Kathryn McCoin Jean Turpin, Betty Bennett, Ann Taylor Bobbye Mills. Ellie Panos, Shirley Ann Shipley, Wanda Beck SENIOR HIGH BAND FIRST ROW-Ida Marie Horn, Louis Isaacson, Lofton Crossno, Jo Ann King, Joyce Gordon, Ruth Nell Ramsey. Jo Ann Townsend, Phylis McLain, SECOND ROW-Janie Bell, Wanda Wiggs, Wanda Anthony, Patsy Bunch, Carolyn Frye, Billy Stuclq, Donnie Owens. Bill Quoss, Robert Loftis, Eleanor Adams, Delores Harris, Mary Ann McKennon, Nancy Bronaugh, Mary Feighny, Jerry Anderson, Betty Bennett, THIRD ROW-Howard Lee Harrod, Dale La Valley, Jimmy Drake, Jimmy Towell, Bobby Mullins, Jerry Christy, Donald Zachery, Billye Jean Madden, Bobby Brown, Donald Bennett, Melvin Waldrop, Ken- neth Oldham, Freddy Lee Cook, Lonnie Chesnutt, Don Vandyne, Bobby Hearn, Richard Mantooth, FOURTH ROW-Lillian Cotton, Shirley Hutchings, Shirley Shipley, George Howard, Band Director-Mr. ,,. A George Kernek, Drum Majorette-Jean Hart. ., ' Y , ., A - 2 ' X 1 . Q 1' Y Q11 Q13 . umm' ' J ea E S1 U1 'fs' kg DRUM MAJORETTES Lillian Cotton, Shirley Ann Shipley, Shirley Hutchins ,----- -A - - ff - POPULAR ORCHESTRA Director George Kemek -:- Pianist Mrs. Geneva Jo Dav's FIRSTMPZQ'-Bob Bennett, Mary Ann McKennon, Delores Harris, Ida Marie Horn, Mary Feighney, Johnny SECOND ROW-Dale LaVai1ey, Don Vandyne, Howard Ha od, J ' T 11 B'l1 M THIRD ROW-Harold Glenn McRay, James Roberson, Melvin- Walgxtgsg. owe y 1 ackey' Compliments Of SANDERS 8. WOOD STORE Kilgore 8. Hancock, Owners 1-H5-Wi THE SENIOR PLAY The Senior play was really tops, Everything happened except the calling of the cops Joshua Perkins was a hxck farmer While his niece Susan was really a chwrmer Conceited Seth Higgins the R F D Had Eftxe and Marthy one on each knee Goldie the Gold mine started confusion When Goldie the lady wrestler made her 1n trus1on Warren is the hero of the play He kept Ebenezer from takin the farm away For Marx in poor Bessie s heart itches The way she acts keeps you in stitches Wedding bells ring at the end like the rest But the Senior conside it one of the best. CHARACTERS: Joshua Perkins .,.... ,-,,,, J im Maguire Susan Galloway ..,., ,,,,,Y,e,V,,- E Ilie Panos Effie T0dd fV-----,- .VVVV , H Barbara Mealey B9SSiS Todd -r--- -.v---- a,.l.. S h irley Hutchings Ebenezer Randall rl,s ,7,,,77,,VpV4 B ob Bennett Bert Frederick Wanda Beck Seth Higgins ,Y,.,, ..,. Martha Sniffins Marvin Duncan ' Jess Hilbert Miss Goldie ----,------ -- ....... .,,,.. L averne Mackey Warren Perkins .......... Hollis Jones if 3,5 F K A THE JUNIOR PLAY The Junior play was a big success But Gracie in it was a perfect mess Agnes and Henry were elders in love And they cooed like a couple of doves They couldn t get married because of their brats Who fought all the time like dogs and cats Marilee and Bob ran a race to be best But with Bob and his fits he turned out to be best While Doris and Sammie had ideas of their own Oh' How they made pood Agnes groan All through the play Miss Lydia had the weeps And believe me she gave everyone the creeps Begoma and Nickodemus were the clowns of the play Anyway thats what al lthe members of the aud- ience say. Everyone was happy and then at the end' A marriage made both of the families kin! Agnes Martin ...,.........,................,. Ida Marie Horn Clyde Chesnut .IL Vance Ward Henry Turner ,......... ...u.... Sarnmie Turner ....... A Doris Turner. .........,..,.. ..,,., 6 a1'oI'yn Sue Hudson Mary Ellen Balch Gracie Martin .............,.. ........,.,, L illian Cotton Marilee Martin ..., - ........ ,.,,,., Bob'Martin ..,............ - ,,..,. ...,,,, F reddy Cook Jo Doyle .,...- Betty Bennett Bill Howell Mxss Lydia .,,,,...... - ...,,.,, ,,,,,,,,,,,c,A, Begonia Washington ....... Nickodemus Pip H... ,..,., . 1 I fn- FQ! E. 1 As llckmsnulk 4 CNT W 5 F. M' I as 2 ' Q M1-SSS? :Mk fa. IH, I lllqvk, , I , INR, 'wN z1 L' I NYY zvof N0 FW 2 I kb- Nj' f To nib. pa 1-M Q, HA , if b f 3 1-g l iggjgff My H Qmnao Shar Sn , U m ca. C om- X. H if ' 7, 'T Nxonq-K3 Lab BN-10 X J L b m V U. W, , A Q3 ,.: X ' ' I Avg Mosh Uaxna. ' if 'K S We , Q ,, , , - 'L X ,, 5, ', 5 ' U ' A L v 7.1 'frm ' ' I 1 5 u . I R Q, - -Q AV Q V1-4.3 ' 0 Lanai X 3 f. HQLL- LJQ-ak 7 ? uLvQ.S ' bxmouau MQ YC, LQLVXLL? Sm-vs - bw-sf' ff? '1 1 -F.. DL., View-n, ? U K wapx' - , , Y - L Qkixbmfbkrpogzh KIVLLXQC Compliments Of Compliments Of DR.. R. L. 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'e 1 n, mmm em. ou C, ,R q,n,n,q.U:. ,YL-jam Q mm- vuj v Om imen 5 Of Complimen s O GUY Q ell THE STUDE T PRESS NO 00 HOLDENVILLE OKLA JLNB 1949 VOL 00 Football Team Has Successful Year The Wolvermes of 48 were as a whole a very outstandmg team Thelr record was better than any team s1nce 1937 They got off to a bang up start but suffered a severe set back ln the Sem1nole game They never regamed the former sh1ne unt1l the Henryetta game where they scored a very 1mportant upset agamst the Hens They played good ball the rest of the season aga1nst Ada and We woka WOLVERINE LETTERMEN BILL COFFMAN Left e1cl All state wane who ups the scales around 200 1S a sen1or th1s year Th1s 6 foot four 1nch outstandmg player has well represented hlmself 1n every game TOM LOVELACE Tom IS a four year letterman who was our left halfback He IS a cons1stent player and a very elus1ve ball carr1er He we1ghs 180 pounds and stands SIX feet one 1nch TOMMY ALLEN Suck sen1or and a four year letter man He plays center and IS s1x feet and one 1nches tall Welghs 175 pounds Tommy IS a h rd hlttmg l1ne backer who played h1s best 1n every game BOB BENNETT Red lS our r1ght guard He We1ghS 160 pounds and IS f1Ve feet 10 1n ches tall Bob 1S a se'11or th1s year and always plays the game well BERT FREDERICK Thumbs Frederlck a sen1or and a three year letterman was one of the hardest plungmg halfbacks on the team and also one of the roughest l1ne backers He trps e scales at 180 and 1S SIX feet a B R GORDEN Falr Play 1S our left guard and IS a Jumor IS f1Ve feet eleven 1nches a and WelghS 175 pounds B R should be a very good ball player next year JAMES WALL- Newt IS a 0 phomore and plays tackle He IS a rugged and dependable player James Welghs 185 pounds and IS f1ve feet eleven 1nches tall BERT BROWN Bert IS a Jumor and plays tackle He we1ghs 210 pounds and IS slx feet tall He IS expected to go places next vear JOHN OLIPHANT 'Hogan' plays rxght end and IS a Jun 1or He IS a three year letter Season Basketball Scores Holdenv1lle Holdenv1lle Holdenv1lle Holdenv1lle Holdenv1lle Holdenv1lle Holdenv1lle Holdenv1lle Holdenv1lle HOld9HVllle Holdenv1lle Holdenv1lle Holdenv1lle Holdenv1lle Holdenv1lle Holdenv1lle Holdenv1lle Holdenv1lle Wetumka Bowlegs Bowlegs Wetumka Wewoka McAlester Sem1nole Okmulgee Ada McAlester Sem1nole Okmulgee Durant Henryetta Ada Wewoka Durant Henryetta East 'Central Tournament Holdenv1lle 50 Lexrngton Holdenv1lle 3 7 Llndsey Holdenv1lle 41 Byng Regional Tournament Holdenv1lle 34 Norman man WelghS 180 pounds and IS SIX feet tall DALE LAWYER Dal IS a so phomore and plays fullback He has poss1b1l1t1es of becommg a tr1ple threat back He can run punt and pass He We1ghS 195 pounds and IS sxx feet and one 1nches tall DALE LOWDER Lowder 1S a sophomore and plays quarter back He 1S expected to 1m prove and become a very out standlng Wolver1ne Dale IS s1x feet three 1nches tall and we1ghs 170 pounds GENE SMITH Gene 1 a sen 1or who played on end pos1t1on Gene was a good player who always hustled He W91ghS 145 pounds and IS SIX feet tall BILL WATKINS Greaser lS a sen1or who plays left halfback He was the s1gna1 caller for the B team He we1ghs 145 pounds IS a three vear letter man and was a mam spark of the B squad H D WALL-H D IS a hard chargmg defenslve guard who IS slated to see plentv of actlon next year He 1S a Jumor th1s year EUGENE BAXLEY Moe' IS a Jun1or th1s year and plays tackle He We1ghS 215 pounds and IS flVe feet ten mches tall JAMES TURPIN Turp sophomore th1S year and plays center He IS a game llttle guv who always comes back for more CLYDE CHESNUTT-Clyde IS a Jumor th1s year who plays cen ter He IS f1ve feet and ten 1n ches tall and we1ghs 145 pounds He IS a smart hard h1tt1ng l1ne backer Cagers Wm I3 Games While Losmg Nlne Holdenv1lle h1gh school w1tness ed the best basketball team they have had 1n several years They won 13 and lost 9 for over an average of 50 per cent The team wh1le los1ng all but two men from last years team 1n return gamed helght They averaged sur feet three 1nches The next years team w1ll lose seven players three from the f1rst team and four from the second Coach Daugherty expects to have a w1nn1ng team that wll equal the one of this year The graduatmg players are B111 Coffman Neal Hughes Gene Sm.1th Tommy Allen Boyne Hol man J1mmy Towell L A John ston BASKETBALL LETTERHEN BILL COFFMAN lB1nnasJ B111 IS a three year letterman Mak 1ng the f1rst team when he was a Jumor B1ll lS 6 feet four IH ches and a very good post man B111 was a good hustler and was always ID there playmg the best he could GENE SMITH-Gene IS a three year letterman Mak1ng the Jumor B111 IS 6 feet four 1n a very good hustler when 1n a game Although he d1dnt make many pomts he could always manage to work the ball 1nto scormg pOSltlOH NEAL HUGHES-CFox1eJ Neal IS the only four year letterman 1n th1s years team He IS f1Ve feet eleven 1nches and one of the best drlbblers 1n the state Neal could always keep h1s head In a game and never got mad enough to lose hlS head He was always a dangerous man on long shots DALE LOWDER fl-Ioundl sophomore playmg h1s f1rst year on the f1rst team He IS SIX feet three 1nches and very dangerous on the rebound shots Dale was a very good player but a lrttle young and 1nex per1enced for the f1rst team but w1ll be one of the best players next year In the East Central tournament he was voted one of the men on the f1rst team JOHNNY OLIPHANT qHogan7 John IS a two year letterman, and th1s IS h1sf1rst year on the f1I'St team John was one of the best 1n long shots on our team He hke Lowder was also voted a f1rst place berth on the tour nament team ' 41 26 . . . ' 25 30 ' 18 21 ' ' - ' 38 26 ' ' ' .. ' , ' 32 27 - . ' 32 31 ' , - . ' 42 ' 32 - ' 36 38 , , ' - - ' 43 33 ' ' - ' 35 26 ' , ' ' ' - - ' 36 ' 38 ' , ' , ' 41 40 ' , . ' - ' 42 37 ' ' ' ' 30 35 , ' . - ' 38 46 . ' 30 26 ' ' 27 34 ' ' i ' 37 44 ' . L .1 f- j ' 48 ' I , , - ' ,rs l . . ' , ' y - . , 40 , , - - ' ' ' . . QW w g 37 --nl n is a ' . ' . . ' . Q - ' , . , ' first team when he was. a . . , . - T ' .R - . 5 . ' th ' ' t 11- U il . 1 . . - ' ' . . . . ' - T . . 3 He . . , - . ' . ' 'n . . ' t ll ' . . , ' ' ' ' y aa ' va ' S - - - - in , l ' ' - . g U - j.-f H is si - . I , 1 . - . 3 ' . GDSSIID Sprlng IS here agaln and there IS Romance 1n the a1r and every one IS ready to hear the g0SSlD about every th1ng especrally the couples that have Just entered 1n to the BALL and CHAIN SOC IETY and then there are the ones who have never unlocked the Ball and Cha1n after lt was locked the f1rst t1me they must have thrown the key away As far back as I can remember Jo Ann VanHooser and B111 Pok ey RODIHSOH have gone steady They have had many flghts but so has every one Eddle Nance lS st1ll try1ng but I really belleve that one of these days he w1ll tr1m Shlrley Sh1p ey down to h1s slze It seems that B111 WatklDS has had a tough t1me keeplng up Wlth L1ll1an Cotton but through thxck and thm I do belleve he ha won Ball and Cha1n and I do mean BALL and CHAIN I dont tl lnk I could th1nk of any othe way to express Sue Morse and 1-I D Wall From what I hear there must be a great romance gomg on be tween Bobby Copeland and Doro thy Harr1s It seems between all of Jo Cook and Dale LaValleys trouble that they must be classed ln the Ball and Cha1n soc1ety It appears that the Bryan s have taken over Eva says M1ckey Lrpe IS the only man for her J E lS the only guy who can put that gleam 1n Carol Newton eyes Sue Hudson and Neal Hughes have a romance that blossomed after the end of Basketball season and seems as though lt w1ll stay xn full bloom a mxghty long t1me After lookmg far and wxde-I th1nk Dale Lawyer has h1s 11ttle women at last None other than Patsy Bartlett Wanda Beck cant decide who has her heart but I th1nk James Robertson has a m1ghty good op t1on on lt Ell1e Panos and Gene Anthony have had many flghts but lt seems at last they have found out that sxlence IS golden Lonn1e Ramsey a new guy at H H S has been caught by L1nda Renfro the lucky gxrl I th1nk Jean Turp1n and Carl Smlth have made up for the last t1me-at least we all hope so Barbara Corn Mealey has really got a man The One and Only Tom Flowers Jo Doyle says She IS not golng steady but I would llke to see anyone try and take Jlfnlny Hop kms away from her No wonder John Ol1phant al ways has the J1tters 1n h1s classes any more He can hardly wart unt1l between class when he can see h1s fr1end L1nda Holhs Rose Mar1e Lowther and Tom my Hays have been at loose ends but now they have gotten every thlng patched up they can t1e those loose ends up Lamona Holman says After all these years she has found the guy of her dreams Leon Carpenter DlCk Plckens says the gals around here aren't half as pretty as Faye Chambers of Wewoka Carolyn Hayes go1ng w1th How ard Harrod lS k1nda understood so every one says Jeanne Hart sure llkES to buy her grocer1es at P1ggy W1ggly Doesnt your steady Edgar Lee Carlton make a good clerk Jean ne Your best frlend 'The SNOOPER WOLVERINE LETTERMEN DON MAYFIELD Don IS a Jun 1or who plays quarterback He was mjured dur1ng the last of the season but w1ll report back for act1on next fall He we1ghs 155 pounds and IS f1Ve feet and eleven 1nches tall CHARLES BARNETT Barney IS a sen1or th1S year who play ed halfback He was hard run nmg and hard h1tt1ng He was serxously 1nJured 1n the Sem1 nole game but galned the whole teams respect for h1s outstand mg playmg and loyal sp1r1t HOWARD HARROD Bard IS a Jumor who plays tackle He IS a hard charger and a conslstant player He should see lots of ac t1on next fall TOBY TOWNSEND Dee Dee IS and ten 1nch,es tall and WelghS 155 pounds He 1S expected to develop lnto a good boy next season BILL HOWELL--B111 IS a Jun1or who plays end He IS f1VG feet and eleven 1nches and we1ghs 145 pounds He W111 be report mg back for act1on next fall FRANK HOWARD Frank IS a sen1or th1s year and plays full back He welehs 159 pounds and IS f1ve feet and eleven 1nches tall Frank IS fast and runs hard BILL MARSH B111 IS a Junlor who plays end He lS flV8 feet and eleven 1nches tall and werghs 150 pounds Th1s was B1lls f1rst season of football BASKETBALL LETTERHEN CARLOS MARTIN CHossJ a SIX foot 2 1nch Jumor and one of the best hook shot artxsts on our team He was always play mg h1s best when 1n a game He w1ll be one of the best next year GENE WILSON CH1ckl Gene IS flve foot nme 1nch Junlor who has very good chance to be come the best defensxve man 1n the conference next year He IS a two year letterman th1s year BILLY HOWELL-B111 IS 6 feet tall and hardly ITLISSBS a shot from erther s1de of the basket B111 IS a very good passer anc would always keep the ball from the opponent He w1ll be tough compet1t1on for a f1rst team berth TOMMY ALLEN CSuckb Tom my lS a 6 foot sen1or who was always a good passer He always used hlS head and was one of the reasons why the B team was at the top He IS a two year letterman BOYNE HOLMAN CWee5 Boyne IS 5 feet and 10 1nches tall and was very dangerous 0 the long shots He was always hustlmg and kept the f1rst team players workrng for the1r DOSI t1ons Boyne was the team cab ta1n and crowned the queen 1n the Ada game He played h1s best that mght JIMMY TOWELL-Jlmmy 1 sen1or and has lettered two years He IS a 6 foot forward and a very good defens1ve man He always played h1s best 1n the game JERREL LOGAN A sophomore who played qu1te a blt 1n the games th1s year He w1ll be a great help to the team next year rle IS a one year letterman and IS 6 feet one 1nch tall JAMES PITTMAN A sophomore who could always make po1nts when 1n a t1ght game He was one of the best defensrve men on the squad He has lettered one year and lS f1ve feet and eleven 1nches tall EARL LEEWRIGHT Earl lS one of the boys who Wlll keep the f1rst team players workmg for the1r pos1t1on He IS alwavs playmg h1s best and was a verv cool player JAMES TURPIN The bov who was always there ready to play James was the bov who never mlssed pract1ce and alwavs wanted to plaf more He wall make every player work for h1s pos1t1on He can drrbble wxth the best of the boys and 1S always a cool player L A JOHNSTON L A IS a sen 1or playmg h1s last year H H S A flVe foot ll 1nches forward who could always man age to make the po1nts for the team FREDDY COOK Th1s was Freddy s f1rst year playmg bas ketball for the team Although he d1dnt get to play so much he was always IH there tryxng when he d1d DALE LAWYER Dale IS SIX feet one 1nch tall and a sophomore who played h1s f1rst year for the sen1or hlgh th1s year He IS a verv good player who could make the pxvot shots w1th the best of the players He W111 be try1ng very hard for the f1rst team berth next year JOHN McRAY-John got start ed a lxttle late ln the season but showed up very good ln the part he played He IS a 3un1or and w1ll be playmg h1S last t1me next year He IS SIX feet and one lHCh8S tall ! 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Harrison Social Studies Compliments Of C0mP'imel'1fS Of HAsKz'rr-rou.ocK . . . Men wear I-EW'5 PR'NT'NG COMPANY 'B OFFICE STAFF FIRST ROW-Billie Francis Enos, Paula Ruth Nel- son, Mary Corina Allen, Janett Lou Davis. SECOND ROW--Barbara Lou Doyle, Linda Jean Renfrow, Barbara Mullings. AN N UAL STAFF Rita Joyce Nance, Paula Ruth Nelson, Nancy Caro- lyn Bronaugh. ,M,,,,,. ..,,...c. . Compliments Of Compliments Of ELLISTON GROCERY TAYLOR 8. KEMMERER ti EIGHTH GRADE FIRST ROW-Dean Woolard, Jimmy Frank Drake, Willard Gordon, Dale Blaylock, Charlene Frederick, Norma Jean Foster, Minda McCoy, Lowise Peer cy,, Darla Jean Lee, Marian Pittman, Kathryn Mackey, Rena Jo Sandlin, Tony Wood SECOND ROW-Mary Allen, Charles Tilley, John Bailey, George Howard, William Mullins, Billy Stuckey, Dyril Robertson, Donnie Owens, Kay Frances Fisk, Kay Jones, Rita Joyce Nance, Billye Gentry, Dor- tha Faye Simpson, Lorena Boyles, Aldis Lovelace, Donald Vannoy THIRD ROW-Loretta Wasson, Linda Renfrow, Victor Pryor, Bill Quoss, Donald Bennett, Frank Allen, Tommy Weatherred, J. D. Newman, James Folmer, Shearn Siler, Nancy Carolyn Bronaugh, Ann Moore, Carolyn Frye, George Wood, Lonnie Chesnutt FOURTH ROW-Barbara Doyle, Bobby Hearn, Tommy McCoin, Edward Harris, Meloin Sherrin, Paul Hoover, Richard Mantooth, Jimmy Nalley, Paul Davis, Eva Mae Kelley, Doris Luna, Janett Davis, Janell Davis FIFTH ROW-Janie Bell, Ruth Nell Ramsey, Geneva Lester, Dorothy Harris, Yvonne Bishop, Billy Hoover, Dean Mayfield, Dorothy Cravins, Shirley Vail, Melbalene Evans, Jo Ann Bagwell, Jerry Fleming SIXTH ROW-Kathryn McMahan, Wynona Morris, Barbara Riley, Wilma Catlett, Selma Summy, Norma Ashley, Joy McCoin, Freda Davenport, Jack Jones, Robert King, Jackie Dale Vandigriff, Leon Inman, Donald Cravins, Bobby Brown, Ralph Jennings. SEVENTH GRADE FIRST ROW-Thomas DeWitt, John Crumm, Doe McRay, Willard McCasland, Billy Bartlett, John Wesley golgjnsgnnlg Grady Wasson, Erol Hill, Duke Frederick, Gerald Scroggins, Winfred Smith, Billy Davenport, . . o nson, SECOND ROW-Paula Ruth Nelson, Shirley Smith, Ilene Hudson, Jimmy Fleming, La Roe Booth, John Madden, Lon Nelson, Maxie Carter, THIRD ROW-Billy Dean Martin, Bobby Tucker, John Murphy, Charles Paynter, Anita Riddle, Marvin Clark, Sammye White, Billye Frances Enos, Darvin Chisum, Virginia Garrett, Shirley Hudson, Troy McCoy, Jo Ann McMahan, Johnny George, Robert Lee Cox, Donald Klick, Jimmy Brewer, Jerry Miller, Larry McKinzie, FOURTH ROW--Patsy Reynolds, Barbara Wilkerson, Truma Zachary, Joyce Ann Britton, Zola Fern Pad- gett, Dorthy Mullins, Charlene Honea, Charlotte Warren, Elizabeth Ramsey, Vernon Robinson, Roy Shockley, Claud Christian, Donald Page, Phillip Maddox, Dean Lane, FIFTH ROW-Carol Storey, Loretta Sherrin, Sue Ann Davis, Delores Vandigriff, Corene Grizzle, Delores Aquirre, Barbara Lowder, Betty Thurman, Barbara Mullings, Betty Davis, Beatrice McCoy, Norma Sue Shields, Wanda Lester, Tommy Balmain, Jan Freeman, Peter Hulder, Roy Mantooth, Jimmy Ramsey, Glen Casey, Joel Hearn, Richard Deo, Charles Wood, Gerald Hill. SIXTH ROW-Opal Davis, Robert Vail, Jimmie Ferguson, Lee Roy Armstrong, Billy Daves, Bobby Anth- ony, lgallace Holt, Jimmy Hanks, Richard Shurley, Paul Branum, Johnny Treat, Tommy McRay, Billy oster. -lf, ,gill 1 --- 5' js-on JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL Mayor, Frank Allen FIRST ROW-Charlene Honea, Frank Allen, Tony Wood, Barbara Mullings, SECOND ROW-Barbara Kay Jones, Wallace McRay, John Johnson. THIRD ROW-Barbara Lou Doyle, William Mullins, Royce Shockley, Rita Nance. JUNIOR HIGH BAND FIRST ROW-Billye Frances Enos, Timothy Rusher, Jimmy Hanks, Lon Nelson, Virginia Lowder. ' SECOND ROW-Richard Shurley, Tommy Balmain, J. C. Johnson, Robert Vail, George Karnak-Director. A .. - , . W'---'F F r----r- . ,..l..,.--N-, -W ,,.r...,.- ,,,. ..- ,,.,.,,..- .,..., ,. .. , .mr . A ,,,,4 - - L 4 4 6 r . , . .alma r -3 - g fx L, 3. , ,AA-, A ,ALF PEP CLUB FIRST ROW-fCheer1eadersJ Nancy Bronaugh, Paula Ruth Nelson, Linda Renfrow, SECOND ROW-Virginia Garrett, Charlene Honea, Anita Riddle, Shirley Hudson, Joy McCoin, Kathryn Ann Mackey, Rena Jo Sandlin, Mary Allen, Kay Frances Fisk. THIRD ROW-Barbara Wilkerson, Ruth Ramsey, Norma Ashley, Barbara Lou Doyle, Charlotte Warren, Elizabeth Ann Ramsey, Billye Frances Enos, Kay Jones, Barbara Mullings, Virginia Lowder, Janie Bell, Rita Joyce Nance. JUNIOR HIGH ORCHESTRA Director-George Kernek -- Pianist-Lonnie Chesnutt FIRST ROW-Virginia Lowder, Nancy Bronaugh, Lon Nelson. SECOND ROW-Donnie Owens, Bill Quoss, Jim Drake, Don Bennett U Q 4-au... 4a -t- 9. Lk, ma ini 'Ti PENNY CARNIVAL QUEEN The carnival queen race was won by Paula Ruth Nelson, a seventh grade mndidate. The eighth grade worked hard for their candidate, Sheam Siler, but were beaten. Paula Nelson was crowned by Johnny George, a seventh grade student and Sheam Siler was es- corted by Frank Allen. The Penny Carnival was a big event in Junior High. The money was used to buy a radio and other things for Junior High, , 1 Y I f 3 x. --.' K Wvisli NH f f we twill A i ffaoegivfngmvztii Liv iam! .. ,J -:A BASKETBALL QUEEN The Junior High basketball boys or '49 selected three lovely candidates from the eighth grade for Junior High basketball queen. They were Ann Moore, Rena Jo Sandlin, and Kay Fisk. The student bodv voted on the three candidates, Every one sat around with their hopes and wishes when they an- nounced Ann Moore for queen, Her es- cort was Jackie Vandigriff. Rena Jo was escorted bv Victor Pryor and Kay by Lonnie Chesnut. The queen was given a beautiful gold basketball and chain. fi AQ X 4 Z3 fi-M5 Y LL. Pg- Y W NJ y as am Of X! N1 JQZ7 if XX X X' Z X iCjX'Z:5 N X S 'G NJ xg XS n. S 1 Rfk x .J N v , mga fx! NL Q 1 12555 GQ, Ong, Xbfir Ll P f x 4 ix 'Elm s km. 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