Hominy High School - Buck Yearbook (Hominy, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1948 volume:

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EMMA WE, the Seniors of Hominy High School, gratefully uk v DON HOPKINS Assoc Editor 'WX JANE JONES Literary Editor VCU 'Y' LOIS SHAD 0 Asst Art Editor 9 I ,O LOVELLA THROOP FS 'iff' rf 3 S- I Q if '5 .mi The aculty A c o ELLIS F. NANTZ Superintendent Minnie M Canada English Dramatics C Princlpal WD UO ANS Band Director JOHN CARRUTH WTC' W' MVR W' A1 Vocal Instruction Industrial Arts f., Q ml 4:gLQ Aura Minn MARY CARRUTH BABY LAMON LEONA WEISBQOD MRQ F N QIGGS Commericals English I III hathmatlcs Home Economics nwgcmw f' ' M ff' he 7 il 9'- : K I - R. . COX LH Y -I A , A ,1-.-1 W VlY 5 .4 LY . .1 V F U M, .ffrua .4 I Au .1 .. W e 5 -t 15x t fix c t- it . ' 5 in At' to e of , I, ,, 3 x K J Q' N f L V -.. F h I 1 0 f - . Q .Q . 1 , . - ,I ' l -V . J Q, x , , .,,n:'V till Nfnfx J fix! : 1 ' ' ' I - V ,A 'i President Vice Presldent Secretary M Treasurer Reporter Yell Leader Rurple CLASS OFFICERS Frances 031385 Freddy Gardner Betty Barton Cleo Rutherford Jackie Smlth CLASS COLORS Sllver CLASS FLOI R Rurple and white Rainbow Aster CLASS IOTTO Accept L1f9'S Challenge mth a N111 to Wln 1 1111111 iiit 11 iiiiiitixii 111i111 1 1111A I I 1 . ii iiit 11 Iixiiittitxii 11111111111 Q C Song Leader-F ----- -- ----- --------------------- -Georgia Steen fr 'V -. va .. . 'B 0 I BETTY BAhTON Nature lover, especially Fields' Dramatics Pep Squad Drum Corps Class Sec Ofiice Girl BOB ASH I just met myself Buck Staff Basketball Dramatics Football ,A HMM FRANCES GAIN S Hmm Wonder who'll be home next wee Class President Fome Ec Medal Honor Society Dramatics Pep Squad FRED GARDNER Let's talk about the 'Buck N Sr Vice Pres Football Manager Honor Society Buck Stafl Glee Club 36 ACKIE SMITH Just give me an 1 Song Leader ell Leader Squad tics JIDKIE THORNTON My man is 'All State What s yours Buck Queen Attd Waitress Pep Squad Band Huw, JOHN KERLIGAN You should see me type' Soph Class Pres Honor Society Basketball Buck Staff Football 'GS' CLEO RUTHEHFORD ' Dimples' Sr Class Reporter School Song Leader Buck Queen Pep Squad Band mf Mr 517' 1 DON HOIKINS Where's my Hamlet Football Basketball Glee Club Buck Staff an ff DICK ASH How do you do Buck Stalf Basketball Dramatics Football Q5 fi JANE JONES Success is my middle name Honor Society Buck Staff Dramatics Pep Squad Drum Corp THEODOIUQ CRAWFORD BILL REED Just one swell Theo' Tall. dark, and need we say Football more' Stage Manager Dramatics ERNIE ANN BEASTON Silence is golden' dx F' SHEROL RILEY ELBORD PETERS School Yell Leader Pep Squad Dramatics Waitress Band :Ulf Hume I was handsome last year' Take me back to Tulsa VENA MARTIN Slow, but sure' :svn 1-01 ADA MAE FAUCETT Brains aren't everything' KENNETH PARKS CLAUDE HAI Just the athletic 1'm just tgfikin. WPG on down' Football Basketball ZSQJGPCQZ Track iigy 1 PHYLLIS STEELE Who was I with last night? Drum Corp Majorette Pep Squad Dramatics Librarian Glee Club 1' BETTY JOHNSON A smile to re member Buck Staff Nga: f LOIS SHADLOW Quiet but nice Buck Staff Librarian il 1? JOAN MCGAE GEORGIA STEEN GENE TERRY Strange but I fascinate women! Football Basketball L H Club Best Athlete Track You take the HPPl9 Just a housewife and give me the at heart' Core Asst Band Majoret Dramatics School Song Leader Pep SQUHG ll Leader Y Yell Leader Dgamatics Office Girl pep Squad Band X 41 ed' EUGENE WILSON Oh, well what's a little English' QQ! DAN HADDOCK Can I help it if they cell me WBrains ' Science Medal English Medal Honor Society VELLA THROOP Oh, but to be C12 22011 ' Girls State Honor Society Pep Squad Drum Corps Band Queen Attd AMW It l KENNETH GARLETT . 'i -4 v ,A as o U Really, I am bashful' Jr Class Pres Stage Manager Basketball Football Track REGNALD RADER I can't be bother ed with memory work Dramatics Football fl JANICE SHAFFER Who's Billoc Soxg Leader Dramatics Pep Squad Drum Corp hibrarlan PATSY CALLAHN Not well known but well worth knowlng EVELYN MOORE Life is Just one blg song Glee Club OLETTA SMITH I have halo around my hair, Does that make me an ange . Glee Club Drum Corps Pep Squad Dramatics MARGARET HOLDER Inn no ,1erk,1'11 take Kir Glee Club HELEN LIERLY Well, diamonds are lovely' Honor Society Glee Club F H O Office ALVIN SHADLOW I'm e whiz at English Literature -Cf' LAHGMA WILCOX Sweet, Petite and very nice Glee Club Pep Squad Drum Corps Dlamatics e I t,yee I ' S 1 if gr EUGENE HESTER 3 N 1 . 5 , ,u.t f eg- M r 5 ' 311, . fy... , ' tj. if '-L-' The Senior's bravest barber Football Dramatics ROY IZILI RTICI foo, too, solid flesh ft Basl etball Football Dramatlcs Vit BILLIE MAE RIBER Always cheerful' Pep Squad Drum Corp Dramatics Librarian Buck Staff 'ff gin X Pauline Ramsev Jimmy Johnson Geraldine Russell Jack Hardv Harold Hiser Thelma Carter Mullins e Charles Bonnie T leton :QQ0v7MH' Betty Peters Garry Kirk Nadean Chambers Benny Kent Class B111 Frazier Helen Burchett Arletta Wilcox Lavaughn Horton Darle ne Upchurch Mary Lou Shelton Mary Wilson Dale '1Od x 7 lg. il 15 ai 'PTF Nzzzrf' 'C Qi' -35- lux li X mb 41' ' 1- 1r4' fd' wi -ul 6 -ale? -he Q' 36 -'s an 'O by 44-fx if 'T 5, ,jf 127' YU' -5 15, ex NWQ3, fi 'SI an gr 'lf -C' 5 ,ai ii , Q-I +o ' ? George Dailey--Pres Tim Browne-- Vice Pres June McEntire Bob Barton Nancy Wilson Tom Haines Marilyn Johnson Jim Elliott Barbara Smith Dan Kincheloe Charlotte Dasher Ronald Crain Freshmen Martha Ann David Cletis Corbell Patsy McGee Hugh J. Ware Darlene Dale Harry Johnson Lucille Martin Mary K. Mullins Lloyd Wikel Annabelle Kennedy Charles Cox Betty Flick Ruth A. Wegnon June Wilcox Bob Wilson Carol Peters Slyvia Reamy Vivian McNair Donna Templeta1 Gene Roberts Class Leslie Binkley Jerry Duncan Iva Jean Swinford Yvonne JODHSUI Hay Hayworth Mmxmmm Betty Lou Riddle Billy Joe Haddock ,Q dl' f 3 1 T' f x i. .f 4 ' ' ':4'F? - fi 3 Q..- If 'UF' 'CTW - Ui l'vl Uqqj- 7- 3 F i. Ah.WL .rss .-.- x I, 'ZG- OKI '57 Who's Who The Most All Around Boy is DON HOPKINS The Boy and Girl with the lost personality K TH GARRMT AND GEVEVIEVE OBERLY The Most All Around G1rl lS FRANCMS GAINES Yi -r-7 'W ! The Best Athlete and the Wlttiest person GENE TERRY AND BETTY BARTON The Boy and Gin wlth the be t ueurers are The lost Bashful Boy and Girl are FRLD DQUIH CND AND FLOR 'WCW JU DUI' JOOD AID ALTX LAL BR CKINRIDGE ,..-.-A iv - 5 Qi U -9? ' Q. ...O 'ol ,, f.-. V LJ r V Y s f li ji , E AI 4 A- 7' . ' ' - S 1' Q1 : xi - ' 1 : , ' ,, ' .LES I h ik 'I' ' I .' P E . Mi ,S 6 ,pw .. 'ur' rn, fy , A, h x A The Best Looking Boy ROGER LAZELLE The 1-s'I'Sttl8St Glrl lS MARY IARTHA 'RYGR if X Most Popular Boy and Girl are The Boy and Girl most likely ANTWINE PRIOR and JACKIE SMITH to auoocod are DAN HADDOCK and .TANIE JONES The Cuteat Boy and Girl are The Cutest Couple is HARVEY SEILTON and IRENE McEN'1'IRE DARRE1.L GANNON AND CATHERINE MIMURRAY ,ij Y? if:-arm: . .eg A BAND QUEEN. JACKIE THQRTON Her Majesty the BAND QUEEN Misa Jackio Thorton, Senior, was crowned at the Band Concert on the night of March 1 1948 Sho was attended by Kay Tisdale and Joan Harris, Juniors 1 .PY ISDALE JOAN HARRIS 3 ' 1 FRED DRUMMOND Junior wr ' KAY TISDALE Junior N'1uv ueen and! JCR? MARY DRUMMOND FRANK STEEN Sophomore Sophomore TIM BROWN Freshman ,4ffmJanL4 CHARLOTTE DASHER Freshman joofgaf Queen MARY MARTHA PRYOR Sophomore UBBII DOLORES WESTOVER Junior JACKIE THORNTON Senior liendanls 'SEEN if .z S-YH-4 1 v' JUNE lk:ENTIRE Ire shmon , ...al . 25 ,gg 45 1- ., '5' ,Rn 1 v i A v in M V , TTI: - f---- Q z . -z:-5, , ..TLi22, AW .. D-.f.g. ' ,,3'.E - Vi -' ..':fIZ!' ff, s :- .,..,..IMh - , , r ,...?.r ' .,,.,,...,,p., K. ., M.. . F 4 ggi. frmrq: A zu ':- :,- P511- . v- 'Q--.fa X oz, -gag-, 0. ' .', u, 1!' jf '. ' Y. I-. '1-M'-1. N . 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JOHNNY KERRIGAN Center ootball GENE TERRY Guard JIM WORTHINGTON COACH KENNETH GAFRETT ROGER LAZELLE Tavklv run back The Hominy Bucks started their l9b7 football season with eight returning lettermen and a new coach, Jim Worthington, formerly of Tulsa University After two weeks of hard practice, they traveled to Pawhuska for their opening game Due largely to inexperience the Bucks lost 33 to 6 The following Friday they invaded Pawnee where they won 3 to O on Gene Terry's field goal The next week in their first home game, which was with Shidler, the Buck's were victorious 25 to O Then a week later Cleveland invaded and the Tigers handed the Buck' their second defeat of the year 19 to 7 The buck's next game was with Barns dall and since it was our Homecoming Game we won 18 to 6 At the half the cap tain, Kenneth Garrett crowned the football queen, Mary Martha Pryor The next game was at Dewey for the d1St11Ct championship, and after a hard fought game the Bulldoggers edged the Bucks lb to 13 and went on to win the state champ ionship in Class B The following week the Bucks played Oilton here and won 25 to O T en L7 to 18 ur game the Bucks and for second wins and three on Armistice Day they went to Fairfax and beat the Red Devils last game was played at home with Yale and after a very rough won 19 to 13 to tie for first place in North State Conference place in District 12 B and end their season with a record of six losses. The leading scorer for the Bucks this year was Harvey Shelton, a Junior, with twelve touchdowns for 72 points. Gene Terry made the Tulsa World's All State Team at guard and also the District 12 B All-Star Team along with Dick Ash, Kenneth Garrett, Roger LaZelle, and John Kerrigan. U YS U l NV I 'Ai .wx Q- : S . n ' . o V F. i 299 ,Q .. Q, 521. f , 1 . 3 13553 f f V W fm if X rr Xwgf 0 U PX 'Q' THEO CRAWFORD Tackle KENNETH PARKS Guard RODDY WALLER Center J.W. CARTER End LEROY LACRONE Back BRYAN SWOPE End DAN KINCH LOE End BOB BARTON Tackle JOHN PETTIT Guard JIM ALLSMAN Guard TOM HAIN S Guard FRANK STEEN Ind ' 'N n DON HOPKINS Back SAM CECIL Back ANTWINE PRYOR Back fww FRED DRUMMOND Guard CARL CORE Back BOB ASH End JERRY BOYER End JERRY HOUSELY Back DALE WOODS Tackle V r U' R 2 5 -- .V ' Qi 04 4 ' Q E : Wwe, ' a -I 5 L L -4. KM ' v Q Aalicff 5, J f! Y I BA KETBALL The HOMINY BUCKS started their l9l+7-A8 season in basketball with four returning lettermen. These four were John Kerrigan, Roger LaZelle, Antwine Pryor, and Kenneth Parks. They had back of them a fine bunch of substitutesgnamely, Harvey Shelton, Bill Barton, Jerry Housely, Carl Core, Fred Drummond Kenneth Garr tt e Gene Terry, Bryan Swope Jim Allsman Bill Fra i d ' , , , z er, an J.W. Carter The BUCKS won three out of their first five games, and th ey were striving to w1n more as the season progressed They won over such teams as, Dewey, Skiatook, Ollton, and Osage, and they lost by close margins to such teams as, Pawhuska Pawnee and Cleveland And we can say that the season was fairly success- ful Am I AX GEN TERRY ' KENNETH GARRETT Fvrwdrd JOHN KERRIGAN Guard Center 'Q Amwnm Paros L mmm I ummm PARKS Forward in I be X- ,, 95 . 3, , A , s ' . ff - , T , 'w 12 .' iii? Q :ff . J g K Xggi bqg. 25 lsgii Eg' if - if C, F t A J I w 132, V! K all K' K ' A JERRY HOUSELY Guard BILL BARTON Forward JIM ALLSMAN Guard FRED DRUMMOND F01'WB1'd -Y S. 16'A HARVEY SHELTON Forward CARL CORE Forward BRYAN SWOPE Center J W CARTER Guard 3 2' J Y A Jig Y N X a f Y, 1 3 4 Y 1 -...ia SENIOR PLAY if First Row: Francis Gaines, Phyllis Steele, Janice Schaffer, Jane Jones, Be tty Bar ton. Second Row: Roy Kilpatrick, Reginald Rader, Bill Reed, Don Hopkins, Mrs. Canada. The Senior play, Bringing up Mother, was presented in April to an ep- preciative audience. The leading role of Sandra Hunt, a pretty but worried young lady, was portrayed by Betty Barton. Sandra'e mother, a woman of for- ty, who is in her second childhood and tries to be youthful, was played by Jane Jones. Janice Shaffer interpreted the role of Teresa Day, a friend of Sandra's who tries to assist Sandra in bringing up her mother.' Don Hop- k:Lns brought chuckles from the audience with his portrayal of a Frenchman. Frances Gaines played the part of the housekeeper. Roy Kilpatrick por- trayed the part of Joseph Day, who tries to help Teresa and Sandra in chang- ing Sandra's mother, but later decides that he also might like to be young. Phyllis Steele in the role of Mrs. Boswell, a rather talkative next-door neighbor, contributed to the comedy element. Regnald Rader played the pert of Sandra's fiance, and Bill Reed the role of Teresa's fiance. When Carolyn Hunt decides to be young again, her daughter, Sandra, is very distressed, since her father is dead and she is a very sensible young girl. Later Sandra turns the tables and starts living the carefree life that her mother has been pursuing. It is then that Mrs. Hunt realizes that she has been a very poor mother. Sandra's being :Ln a car wreck, which proves to be not too serious, makes Hrs. Hunt realize even more her responsibility as a mother, In the conclusion Mrs. Hunt is reconciled to the fact that she is no longer young and frivolous. Sandra consents to marry Donald, and the play has a happy ending. IU NIOR PLAY ,Al-' 'X K ETEST ROW Margaret Davis, Geraldlne Russell, Kay Tisdale, Jimmy Johnson, y Elliot SECOND ROI Donald Dupy Fannie Street Del Eli Prater, Fred Drummond, Mrs M1HH16,M Canada Dirgigor, eggegoggsggggis HONOR SOCIETY FIRST ROW L to R Tommy Haines, Buddy Binkley, Jimmy Elliot, Ruth Ann Wagnon, Maryily Johnson, Vena Martin SECOND ROW George Dalley, Bob Barton, Jane Jones, Frank Steen THIRD ROW Florence Dukes, Marie Chase, Mary Drummond, June Wilcox. FOURTH ROW: Raus Platter, Dan Haddock, Nadean Chambers, Thelma Carter, Fred Drummond. FIFTH ROW: Jerry Duncan, Patsy Callahan, Jackie Thorton, Fannie Streetman, Donald Dupy. Z A ' ,-,, -. 1, ! fs: 0 Y n, . .-. o 4,5 ' A -, -lf .- , . . U o Q v . 1 . . 9 0 ' Q ' . .L ar , 5 .N 1 f A ,Q . ' s 1 Q I I K . . Q Q . . 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L to R steels, ROW Betty Barton, flag, bearer, n therlne Lary Drummond, Charlotte D Sher, Jeweldean Gaines, Lary A1106 dans, ary hose Smlth, nary Martha Pryor, Lovella Throop, flag bearer, SECO1U5'HO. Betty Peters, Bnllle Severna and Bobby nussell, .ascots, SECOXID Jessle B1rd, :s1ll1e Rlber, presldent Ivancy Wilson, Larv Svflnford, Ann Davld, Joan Bohanon, Patty Peters, Marynly Johnson, Pats l.cGee, June LicEntire,THLiD RO- Marla Chase, Florence Dukes, Paulme Ramsey, Helen Burchett Geraldsme Russell, Barbara Smlth, JoLynn Sprmger, Hadean Patterson, Joyce Baker, L verne Evans, hrs Higgs, saonsor, FOURTH ROI hargaret Davls, Fann1e Streetman, nary xleuman, Georgxa Steen, Ernie Beaston, Cleo hxtherford, Joan l..cGee, Tar-lfwe Smlth tfv wilders, Janlce Shaffer, Gracle Upchurch FIRaT RO! L to R Yell Leaders, Cleo Rutherford, Joan 1.lcGee, Jackle Smlth, Janice Shaffer Ernle .mn Beaston, Georgla Steen ,SECOJD ROI Katherlne lchurray, Laverne evans, Mary Drum- mond, Oletta Smith, Lahoma Wllcox, Phyllis Steele, Braille Rlber, Lovella Thr woo, Frances Games, Betty B rton, Jolynn Springer, THIRD BOW: Mrs Biggs, sponsor, Helen Burchett, Fannle otreetman, Mary Adams, Bet y Peters, Delores Westover, lrene Mchntlre, Icargaret Davls, Geraldlne Russell, J8Ck16 Thornton, Kay Tisdale, Paullne Ramsey, ary Sruth, Legg Newman FOURTH RO G B Oberly, Joyce Baker, Gracle Upchurch, Joan Bohanon, Marie Chase, orence Dukes, Patty Peters, Jeweldean Games, Winnle Tall lngton, Jessle Blrd, ary Pryor, Nadean Patterson, Mary Swinford, FIFTH ROM Betty Chnlders, BJ.ll1e Severns, Charlotte Dasher, K . , . . ! l ' K ' J L - af- s ,S ' f T . .Lf I , t 2 M. J 4 . 14 . N U X i I -lv. - 'WM . 'H - , It 4. . Q 1 - lr Z ' ' ' ii ,v 2 - V ,A ' 1 ' ' r ,. --', v ' .3 s A A M. V . , ' a e' 'ew - - - v . 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Lee Millsap, , Rai h Keen, Alice Adam, Louana Murphree, Patricia Daniela Albert , Luther Hunter FOU TH ROW B Ray Comer, Jerry Duncan, Eugene Prater, Do d Woolery ryan Hinkle a FEE ROW Tomuy Terhune, Jimnie Johnson, Albert Couffer, SIXTH ROW Jackie Hgves, Dgle Black- woo --..L,,, Left to Right Catxherlne McMurray, Frances Gaines BAND MAJORLTTE AND TWIRZLERS Ernie Ann Beaston, Geneive Oberly, Dolores Westover, Georgia Lawrence: Irene Hester Junior High aculty IDT 'IO RIGHT Mrs Maloney, Mrs Arthur Cox, Mr F M Riggs, Pr1.nc1pal, Miss McKerracker, Hrs Mabel Stevenson, Mrs ls F Nantz EIGHTH GRADE FIRST ROW L to R. Sidney Johnston, Kimie Crain, Darlene Carter, Faye Decker, Joyce Eldridge, Paysy Tisdale, Joanne Terry, Joan Rlddle, Clara Sue Gray, Jean mcEnt1ze, Tonmgv Fraley, Billy Rlber, Marlln Core, Herman Brandon SECOND HOW Llary Lou Gaines , L11 abeth Swope, Irene Pryor, Jaunita Clapper, Carmeleta Passmore, Chrlstlne mlson, 1..ax.me Ramsey, Verna Russell, Ruth Formby, Mary Talklngton, Mrs Cox,THIRD ROW: Mrs Stevenson, Jlm Stevens, Evelyn Cardin, Darlene Shook, George Shannon, Jim Bob Thompson, Cam Steele, Ray duncan, Lotu McCarthy, Qpal Nlchols, Ruby Nichols, FOURTH ROW Charles Carver, Lsverne Lee, Charles Lohoh, Bob Rader, J D, Mcmgus, 8. B Harms, Andrew Cody, R B Treat, Ball Van Dusen, Dlclf Potts, Joe Marcum, Ark Noel,FIFTH ROW Melvin Carter, Harold Rudisell, J1.mmie Osburn, James Ramsey, Bob Flick, Raymond Cola, Walter Strata, JaCKlS Hayes, Ball Haney, J1.n1 Clark, Dennls Reynolds ev 413 W SEVENTH GRADE FIRST 'RO L to R To ur, N v , .l.lLlI'9d zlcone, ary nutn Spears, Louise :Ln- field, Jaciue lc 'h::.rt, J B hall, Donald Dazxley, larlfn Foster, Bertle ur.lBIltL'lS, Sara hckngus Jewel hartln, Polly 'v are, Shlrley l..:LnJ.. , Peggy Orr,SECO1ID ROM I rs Malone., , Dudley Uhltehorn, Mary Cody, Mary Bohanon, Ann Comer, hanette Gardner, Connle Shaner, Vlola Ph1ll1os, Zoletta Kendlrck, Batty Reynolds, Jean Clements, Charlene Buchanon,TI-IIRD RON Roy Dee, Bally Cardin, Mary Wister, Slflrley Lunsford, .lckey homack, Lazy Nllcolcson, Jerry I..J.ll.sap, Beryl hl11SBP, Clyde keen, hulda Loles, Frances Jh1tehorn, Velma Ramsey, hiss ncKerracker, FOURTH RUN George Trumbly, Floyd Flles, nade Clements, Jerzy Towel, John DVILI'lg, Leonardf wJ.t'1f181d, Jimmie Budisell, Herman Manzer, hrley Offlner, Bobby Bruno, Donrne hcCarty, Lzlton Landsaw, Margie Ann Johnson, Donald Formby, Bryan Hlnkle, Dave Prater, A D Hester,FlT'1'H RDP' Loyld Upchurch, Glen Hendor on, 'i loh Wallace Luther Hunter, Jerry Gardner, Char' cs hall, Albert Couffer, Ralph Keer' Wayne Decker, Baody Fornby, Oscar -fhltewmg, Gundean Luna, Dan LaCrone, Charles Wilson, Ethel Nickels, Betty cGee, Sharlene Ha., es, Joan Blum, Lr Hantz SECOND HJW Mr Curruth, Paul David, Jerry Lee Martln, eland weaver, Bllly Terrell., Ton Carnagey, Darrell Wilson, Dale Horton, Carolyn Carter, Alice Eldrldge, THIRD ROM Donald Carnagey, Tommy Brown, Billy Tilley, Bzlly Morgan, Rlchard Haines, Sybll Hayes, Van Ray mllsap, Opal dllsap, Barbara llillsap, Barbara Springer, June Methmn, FOURTH ROI Walter Eaten, Tommy Owens , Wallace Hllcox, Albert Rhoads, Ned Ioolery, Evelyn nashunkashey, Barbara Blrd, Beaulah Blackwell, Patricia Daniels, Daisey Johnson, FIFTH ROW Garry Keeney, Jzunue hendrlck, Shirley Hayes Mary Hall, Helen Barton, Archie Anspaw, JoAnn Pltts, bugene Prate Brlly Berry SIXTH RO Lyold Rush, Dorothy holes, Marjorle Fletcher, Ella Jenn Johnson, Nancy Bell Blue, Lary Allce Sells, Nine. Shepgilard, ores Cauffer, Iary Shannon Lorlt nantooth, Oleta Xfhltehorn 45. 1 X . ' : . II: . . L f lla e I ' ' LL- ' ' T. . Y: ' 1 Q 1 e. s ' ' . UD ' T 1 , , . 1, . ,. .Y .U M: . .I V . . C Q I - e . I2 V - s .zz A J' , I , ' D , SIXTH GRADE: FIRST ROZT: L. to R. Ancel Johnson, Glenn Peters, Albert Bing, Johnny Tisdsle 1 N' V, ' -. .. , ,, . I . I ,: . X . , . . , - ' r, . W: , . ,S V , . Del 1 , , . n .5 ,I . O , 1 ,ij 4 . ,UI ffl.. L X 3 ' 1 .fx ,K I4 I JUNIOR l HIGH BASKETBALL Top Row Left to Right Eugene LaCrone, Bob Barton, Sonny Russell, Dan Kincheloe Bob Wilson, John Bruno, Denis Revnolds Ark Noel, John Pettit, F M Riggs Second Row Jim Bob Thompson, Charles Cox, Gene Roberts, Ronald Crain, Franxy Horine Hob Rader, Herlan 7 ndon Q X409 0 -x ii ORCHIDS TO Mr Cox and Mrs Canada for having new pictures made in '48 Mr Worthington for being such a wonderful coach Mrs Riggs for being such a wonderful sponsor for the Pep Squad The Seniors for having such a good Senior play The Juniors who gave us a lovely Banquet the Band for some splendid performing Gowans for such swell directing the Seniors for being the Bestest Seniors who have graduated all of our under classmen whom we love very much Freddy Gardner for drawing our introductions to the Buck JUSl IHAGIVE rt with just one beau That there are any Senior Girls left Mrs Canada not giving Literature and Grammar every single day Mr Nantz with coal, black, wavy hair Our twirler uniforms getting here Johnny Kerrigan worrying over a lesson Antwine Pryor going with Nonen girl for a semester Jane Jones in pigtails. Georgia and Ernie Ann working in the Library Certain' Hominy girls without their Cleveland beaus STINKWEEDS TO Everyone who didn't buy a Buck All the Merchants who d1dn't want to nclutter up' our Buck All who didnft buy Show tickets Anyone who d1dn't think the Senior Class as capable of Publishing the Annual O C O 1 c o Q C . O To . Q ' To MP. . To C C To ' 0 To o F' V 1 Z ll Ba ll ll H . Q O a A - o C Q O f O l Q 0 If I U ff o o 1 1 I I BEST WISHES To The Graduahng Class A iriendly st e THE PIUNEER SHIRE 'Y fl- Q 153 11 0 We 'om ihe merchan+s of Hommy In wlshmg Hue Graduafes of 48 Ihe realnzahon of 'Ihear fondesi' dreams May you have fhe besf of success In all underfakmgs' I40 P ones 0 Prescriptions Fllled Prompfly and Accurately BEST FOUNTAIN SERVICE IN TOWN' THE REXIIII. STIIRE From a nafion-wide insfifulion we send corigrafulafions fo fhe fu lure builders of fhe nafion 'l'he 48gradua1'ing class I C PENNEY C0 Hommy Oklahoma QP lgb hiv I 'J B E S T W I S H E S To The Graduahng Class of H H S We Wlsh You Success nn Fufure Work Prescrlphons Fllled Promp1'ly and Efflclen'I'Iy ai' fhe BURNER DRUG STURE Phone 227 1949 ' O O I l O on-no-o+oo I O O I O Zan Zeaalool Pudaced 3g SEMCO COLOR PRESS LITHOGRAPHERS PRINTERS DESIGNERS FINE COLLEGE d HIGHSCHOOL ANNUALS 129 N W 3 d STREET OKLAHOMA CITY 1 OKLAHOMA Exfendmg you our mos+ smcere wishes on your graduahon Trade Here and Save ROYAL FUUIJ MARKET an . . I' I B. L. SEMTNER - - - P 'cl I PAUL BENNETT, Manager, Yearbook Division ROY H. NOEL R p ese i +4-+4-+++o+-0 e-:-a-4-+-s-4-+-Q-4 +4-+++++++4 Bongratolatrons CONGRATULATIONS PROMPT SERVICE ON ALL PICTURES M 0 D E A N ERS Macys Stnrtro UKLAHUMA TIRE AND SUPPLY H O M t N Y H over, ASSOCIATE :LIZ-Ziia Congl atulate t, e DGILOIB of L8 Coogratolatroos Seorors COME TO THE A Goon PLACE TO EAT AND DRINK Mrs J W White , ' I I , Prop. I' . I 4 1 L , ,L un r-it Xu! 5 F of 3,551 .,..., Home Owned and Operated ,, ,.-...., mir, Ju' ' ES .tr , G R I L L V -i- 7.5, -Y --..-.- - Congra+ula1'ions, Seniors GROCERY MARKET I Quality Foods WRFF DELIVERY L QR 7 Maxine s House of Bocnliy The House of Frnendly Servwe :iii Congratulations Seniors arnman s Shoe Sl0l'B GOOD LUCK SENIORS ' ' fin Q -. HENRY's CAFE Besi' VV shes +o Hoe Sennor Grads Barnsnlall Sonnoo Statnon l 206 'f 'T. X3 1 111 . lL. H ' 9 ' n ,. , og, ,, , ---if f Y 0 - 0 A IQ N K , Cox.. ' A 973 -.::5 f- ' .osssssn . 1 ':5'7 5f. n .:555F2 f!5s:. .... W I Q I 1 Mr. and Mrs. Jess Groninger . , 5'2 Keep up +l'1e good work Sensors HARDWARE Marcum and Slledd Hardware General Hardware and Electncal APPIWUCCS Pupkms Vanety Store Hommy Feed and Grocery Cash for Cream Poultry and Eggs To the Senlor Class of 'L8 Compliments of 'larvln LiBI10I'1CKS C Lew Stand Jane s Beauty Shop kllmarvs f' ocery omlny Auto Supply ete Canada l'Hl USIC Senior s of 19L8 . I . I l . I ' V u AV' X A R. . ' S , v x JT YI ' W . P . I C I CLAUD S Tire Shop PHONES y 57 Nghf. 45 24 HOUR SERVICE Quick Charger Bm rin WHEEL BALANCING All Kinds Tire Repa CONGRATULATI Graduafes ENTER PRI ll ONS SE CLEANERS ewwwwwwv lmmeSmeSmp A cxaas Ne congratulate the Senior of PRESTONS LUNCH and O 1 lui N-'QM We Wash You Success In IGH wma AMUPMBBU Your GE Dealer kgj Fufure Work Besf Washes fo fhe Sensor Grads 'Q 52' 'D PET S PLUMBING Da H i 7 - for D ' H. . , Prop. v S 'lbs Mom 1 P mms 1 . fm ' , E CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS OF 'u8 ha-1 -1 un T 'M' 1 Q-73 4 '3r?f'g1... V 5 -- U 1- ' W I ig . .. 1 f . ' ,, B 0 ' ER 1--n Congratulations Seniors Powell Funeral Home PHONES 22i2'3ZBni1.m 3111- 'VIOTIOIN PII TLRFQ ARE YOIJR BEST ENTERTAINMENT Congratnlatrons SENIORS FROM YOUR FRIENDLY GRIFFITH TFEATRES PETTIT THEATRE RLNEIEER It is better to be sllent and thought a fool, tuan to speak up and remove all doubt 44 1 Hominy, Oklahoma I Congratulations Seniors of l9h8 NEWPORT CHEVROLET COMPANY HOMINY OKLAHOMA HLVROLLT S FIR T AGAIN 13 YEARS STRAIGH HOMIN Y APPLIANC E On any Elednod pb hone 50 110 West Main W6ST,1I1gl1O use Dealer Homlny Oklahoma C ongratul at ions Senior s OVERBY S Your Dealer fLlg5KuV IT S TIME For Your CH1ecdc TJ!! J H llcoxson Prop BEST WISHES fo +he Semor Class THE HUMINY NEWS YOUR ENE NWN PAPER HNF PRINTING - -. 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