Hominy High School - Buck Yearbook (Hominy, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1949 volume:

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N I -N C, -- ., Y jr 1 ' J 1 :f f f 5' EN ' 11 x 3- V ' yg, ,x , , 1 -- f X A J . N 1 73 A4 L , -w 24 , f A h 4 ' l -, X . 3- MQ- V., -h -. N V, f h f ... - ek 5. +f ' ' , . X . -5, -K V X X X xt CN NL AN w , 4 X. l X X X I vm , ' if 'X N A K W ' 1 , ' -Q , ' K X A K 1- ' f K x J N X 'N S gf fff Q0 f 1 f f X I ,...n- We, the Senior Class of Hominy High School, dedicate this l9M9 edition of the BUCK to R C COX in deep appreciation for all that he has done for us 1 ff XC! f e In addition, we dedicate the BUCK in memory of NORMAN PRESTON, who would have been a member of this graduating class. 22 1, We vfgfg Q! ,,,, ,,,4 ,,4 .4,, f,,,a,gx g gM,Q ,nfnq QQ 77 ZQT Zz? iff , - 1 ZZ 0 , 1 Q , wg A an aff 1 R L52 ,,,' Q QKQQQQV pmfimig 'igubkc Schuh e HOMINY OKLAHOMA January lO, l9L9 To the Claes of l9b9 lt has been a pleasure to work with you bhlS year y u have many accompl shments to w you may point with pri e e world is looking to the people of the nlted States to leadership in our t e is my sincere wlsh at you will cont nue education and thus repare yourselves to work ln places of servlce to mank lshes for the future, 1 am Wlth best w .M Yours very truly 2EQZL4fv'jL Ellis F antz Superintendent HJMJ . o 0 X 3 o l hlch d . Th U r im . lt th l your P ind. . N ' A l ,ri y 3 fgftf ff X -x 'V ZQ' 62,51 R. C- X Principal 4 0 MINNIE M CANADA LEONA WEISBRGD - M tn 11 English II and IV M,,i'ff7fIiif 'L Z-+ '. GEORGIA RIGGS v Home Eeonorxics ,Q 1 A M , ff 1 .1 A A il W - f Ax ' 5 , I dk lp 4 , H 'T AL If Egg AA 1 I A ,J A Aaf wa RM A 1' E A- 'ARD ALEXANDER i??ggfQ bub ,MQ Mechanical Drawing ' A F. M. HIGGS EVELYN PINKERTON Secretary to Superintendent Assistant Coach ELMER MARTIN History XZ 1 ,A K, . 'YI .,4 .v Q GI' .J f mi 5 P 2, A X 4 JVAMES WORTHIFJGTON Physical Education MT 2' u ff if WANDA ALEXANDER Commerce ,, A , A ,. ,l - AQ! K ,Je 'E A tw I H 'L Wai 'X 7 fic, MR A ' MILDRED MCCLURE V English I and III WYEYQCQWP 15,44 JM za 5.11, x CRS ,yu ,,,,f'x' uw -L-J' ...f I 1 , . J M, f K, F , '15, ff' 3' ., 5 , X A L,-' iq A Af., 1-V if ' ' sf J Vi, X X fp 1 I ff Qx' 1? fs 'a 'N 55,3 , f law , Ar , . 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I N 'QX I FANNIE STREETMAN NStudying is gy d All Around Girl Buck Staff Football Queen Citizenship Medal Pep Club Yell Leader JOAN HARRIS M99 never go steady Editor of Buck Girl to Succeed G1rl's State FRED DRUM OND--HGet that quarter-back! All-Around Boy Senior Class Pres. Football Basketball Buck Staff Q? ANTWINE PRYOR I've worked my head to the bone'N Best Athlete Buck Staff Football Basketball Track 'P9ll Oratorical Contest Dramatics DARRELL KEELE Noted for his inertative' Football Vgr Basketball Whit i? Buren SAVAGE-- Thanks ,at A Pawhuskallu J X' 'P '2'q Buck Staff U ' ' Personality Boy Football A f Senior Class Vice-Pres Basketball Mgr CATHERINE McMURRAY Hwho needs brains when t ey're beautiful??9H um Corps Majorette Band Dramatics School Yell Leader HAnVEY SHELTON nLife is what you make it I make the most of it'U Buck King Buck Staff Football A Basketball Track OBERLY HI' e got personality, what have you got9?U Buck Staff Personality Girl Band Majorette School Yell Leader Pep Club Song Leader RODDY WALLER to this, women were vague and remote'H Football Buck Staff Be ketball HPryor . ietl ll L 1 --ll F' -- 1 2 ' ' .4 - - . L' X . 1 , 3 I Q , I --N , 1 , G. 5. -- v 1 I -I 4 A O O ' ' I ,sd -,.. ,J . ,- , ' ve I XS L U ti , , QV H: 5- , I t -- '- ,K L W . 15 . 0 v -Qf v A I I . 1-' X . S RAUS FLATTER--HRoose- velt? Whohs he??H ' Buck Staff Boy to Succeed Honor Society MARY ALICE ADAMS Opportunity knocks for every man, but a woman if gets a ring Buck Staff Pep Club Drum Corps Band RAYNOND SMITH uwho has crashes on the highway 99W DARLENE UPCHURCH Kind, considerate and everybodJ's pal j7!4!f ,if KIGPH CECIL WARD Me? why, I always study N Qf A. ,AY VI by I m DALE WOOD--HThey say A I'm ba hful, and I Q ' n prove itlu -45' , Football 5 . xi L I car Q f, 'Q All-State Tackle . 2, Isl J f Y WN NARGARET D VIS en a sailor is around, I make the most of it'H Drum Corps Pep Club lell Leader Dramatics A N IAMAX HAROLD HISER Hwhy, I'd smash you boys like grapesvln Drauatics HELEN BURCH TT HI make a wonderful ghost'H Drum Corps Pep Club Song Leader DONALD DUPY HI have once ticket to heaven Out Arondale way, that isllll Football Dramatics A il I 1 Nr VE b VM' A . N 1 It . ' a- -- .h ' n V f vfli ' M-H ... QV y .g I I .. Q by Q t x I 1 , -- fa 7 1 L , s ' Buck Staff pf' 3 Dramatics V ,af ' - .I 6? 'K 5 fvfk I .A f . --IV . 2 K K VL -- .Dan jf . . - A V Q ,J . 4 - I ., 4 .I f A I S ' , 1 'ug '-. '4 ' ' A Y KAY TISDALE sweet' Buck Queen Buck Staff Band Dramatics Feb Club Short n LZ TROY H STER nPleased to meet 'cha Who are you9??n Football Friendliest Boy DOLORES WESTOVER never have time for anything, I'm so absorbed in my studies99?n Pep Club President Drum Corps Buck Staff Girl's State Dramatics Y ' JIM IE JOHNSON I live in Homin honest N Band President Dramatics Band Medal PAULINE RAMSEY HTicket, please N Dramatics Pep Club Vice Pres Drum Corps 'S 5 Z3 9 GERALDINE RUSSELL jd UOh, who needs two J-egs'?ll Buck Staff Dramatics Drum Corps Pep Club Treasurer MARY ROSE SMITH Says little, but thinks 8 lot' Pep Club Yell Leader Drum Corps yen YPW V-5UJm'U lJlAUl HDCOOOE IDUIOTJO OWWCCPW WG? HUDQ d'UlIDfD'1FJ U'd 'il-4 Q IDD I-' D-4 I-'WU1 F' O-'WO '4 'V' -nv It ain't JACK HARDIE 'Slow but sure well, slov 7 Buck Staff EDITH BINKLEY nGeng Krupa doesn't have a think on this k1d'N Band Queen Band ,JJ .V an ' - ' 1 A N ft sg-, 0 h P r , hx P up' Tami 7 af T -: ag .Q ggff--H ' 4 'E '-evk 4' ,7fu:1.1. ' N NW-'VW ,A 4 J fl I s X 4 ,, fs ..-HI O as.- -- ' v 1 f --Y' ya J -- at . I za 'I O f O- 'N' fs' WARD UPSHAW NHorses or women, it doesn' make any difference Buck Staff Football LAVAUGHN HORTON The quiet intellectual type Dramatics HOWARD KENNEDY 'Some day I, too, may be faced with the same problem'n Dramatics ,Q if-5' Alva: I I W fax , 5 'Va CHARLES IJLLINS HSome people thik Peter Lorree looks like me'H Q MARY LOU SHELTON Hwaitin' on the Utah trail Librarian DARRELL GANNON NAl1 the sleep I ever needed was five minutes more'H Football Track BILL FRAZIER WGive thy ! thoughts no tongue ' Best Dressed Boy Football Basketball gunna-f we :N I EUGENE WILSON--HThis is ELI PRATER HTal1 and Q the dumbest senior handsome, and where has class I've been in yetlw it gotten me??H Dramatics .y -- t . in 7 A'- :sg . 6' VL ff I L A JE ' K W ,N ks 1 . gn'.QQy25 yi A 9 g'5 ?fyQQ 5, X l 4IIIII'E J . x I ,M xx . -- 'gh E '- 'g w-Q7 fair If F' . fy M-, I L if x V1 iz, Z P L V5 lg. A I ,A'LA -3 HL A .w, K ff - by , N lg? 1 Ja..- ,X X V' . 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A Q I f, ix ' I N1 N' Q SCJPH Jimmy Elliott President farllyn Johnson Tom Halnes W.,1Ih'4'g-v Q Zt- mfg, wg' '53g,.,,...-u'iv Ronald Crain ary Mullins ,ne 4, Q Q, X June Wilcox Vice President Buddv Binkley Patsv Io ee 9? Hugh Ware June lcEnt11e 11 Brown ancy JllSOH Raj Hayworth Barbara t W K ,Z Anabel len edx eor e Dallw 4.-3? . j I f , Un pp A 's QU sr 7 V 'Q f , hi ' 4553 hi ' Y , ' ' l V .1 G as 1- - ,, 1' r 'Q G' ,. ' -A V f' QQ f T wr M Ns' x' L K' . V , Q 'J R N Q, if-3' 3 K . it J bf K X 3 ll ' T' A glluylw 7' 47' , .. 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Ha- ' Bob Rader, Presldent 'J ll II::lt 1I:::::,,'!EEii l Mil' it 35' Ni' Tommy Fraley, Verna Mae Russell Bruoe W1l son R B Harris Elizabeth Swopc Ji my Osburn Betty Horine George Shannon Irene Pryor Sue Worthmngton Jimmy Stevens Ark Noel Phoebe Moore Lavern Lee Nancy Robinson R B Treat Jean McEntire Faye Decker Denwis Reynolds Maxine Ramsey Ruth Formby ,Vg ,. f rf T ll- Patsy Tisdale ' l .' M, , X' 1 Vx 4? Jim Bob Thompson Ray Dlncan Joyce Eldridge Charles Carver Elda June Merrell Joanne Terry Joe Marcum Darlene ebook Herman Brandon Bill Haney Juli anne Evert z Dick Potts Darlene Carter Christ ine 111151 Ch frles Lohah J' F Carnilita Passmore Harold Dean Rudisell Lotus McCarthy Billy Riber Ruth 'Jood F is r ,f iii!!! f 3' an 94141 Ld ,,,..'..f-F: ...r .gf MW Gigli 9 M, wf Who s Who Best all around girl FANNIE STREETMAN Best all around boy is gk FRED DRUMMOND -pn' Friendliest boy is TROY HESTER Friendliest girl is JOYCE BAKER 'Ms Best looking couple is CATHERINE MCMURRAY DARKELL GANNON Best looking boy is HARVEY SHELTON Best looking girl is MARY MARTHA PRYOR 101 554: un...--f Cutest boy is JERRY HOUSLEY Cutest girl is LAVERNE EVENS E? aaa' JJ ... og A' of The boy most likely to succeed is: RAUS PLATTER to mcceed is: The girl most likely p :M , Gini The best dressed girl is MARY DRUIMON D ,W The best-dressed boy is 4 BILL FRAZIER The most popular boy is SAM CECI L The most popular Sirl 15 JUNE MCENTIRB JOANNE HARRIS The best athlete is N 35,9 S, .N ,, WTI r 1?fZZ27of I' X 1 ANTWINE PRYOR The wittest person 18 ELI ZABETH SWOPE The girl with the personality G B OBERLY The girl with the best manners is FLORENCE IUKES XY! 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I I -.. , X .gi r S Q SQ-' 'R rf sf I QV, .I qv w Salad Days Salad Days, the Junior play, was a howling success The title of the play stems from a quotatlon from Shakespeare, nMy salad days when I was green 1D Judgment H Nancy and Peter Hammond are wild wlth exc1te ment over a surorlse planned for them by thelr parents The surprise comes in the form of Clementlne a cousin from a glrls' school in the East With color and VlV3Clty Mary Alice Newman played the role of Nanc whlle ln the true Elllott fashlon, Jlmmy wlth tragic pathos evacted the rol of Peter As parents of teen agers Dale Blackwood and Lura-Lge, lllsap were convlmc ng Jerry Housle, portraying Jlmmy Parker, startled hls audlence by b9COHlHg evamoured with the pest, Clementlne, portrayed wlth cleverness and skill by Mary Drummond Young Parker's Mother, Ably represented by Jo Lynn Sprlnger, had her share ln creatLng misunderstand ln s In the end P ter, who was always lnterested ln some new progect lost hls carnwtlon elanlum and xon back the affections of the jealous Sylvla, a role carabl lnteroreted by Joan Shanes Flnally the Hammond household was avaln a peaceful, average home P746 Top Row Left to Right Harold His r, Fred Drummond, Donald Dupy, Howard Kennedy Harvey Shelton ottom ow Left to Right Joanne Harris, Paullne Ramsey, Edith Binkley, Margaret Davis, Lavaughn Horton, Mrs Canada Q- P190 A... 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'in flaw '-one Jilw 'Sift' The Chance ln a Lifetime One of the most entertalnlng events of the season was a rollicking comedy, Ihg Qhangg gf 3 Lifetime, presented by the Senior Class The play deals w1th Emily Powers, a wldow, and her four grown chlldren, each wlth what he thinks is one chance ln a llfetlre to attain a lo , desired goal Across the street liv s Mr Jones, so punctual that no nelghbor needs a clock, but one mornvnf Mr Jones gets up an hour late and the whole Powers' famlly loses what they thlnk 15 a chance ln a lifetime The widow, Emily Powers, was very convlnclnglv portrayed by Joanne Harrls, h r son, Phil intensely serlous and ambitious, was capably rep resented by Fred Drummond, whlle the role of the busvnesslike daughter, York, was entertainlngly done ty Margaret Davls Wlth sincerlty and charm, Paul no Ramsey lnterpreted the role ol Em1ly's slster, Sally At all tlmPS the audience was 1D sympathy wlth the two teenagers, Frisco and Lo is, well enacted by Edith Blnkley and Harvey Shelton The role of Cheryl, pretty and idealistic, seemed to be created for Kay Tisdale Lavaughn Horton was an ideal Harriet, a woman interested lH foltune telling Harold Hiser adapted hims lf well to the role of the methodical Mr Jones Donald Du y dld Justice to the breezy big buslne s type J J Hanson, while the r le of Robert Stafford, a mistaken salesman, was well performed by Howard Kennedy In the end the temporary dis appointments all turned out to be a bit of good luck for all concerned 2 9 I . 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After a hard fought game, the BUCKS were on the long end of the score by a margin of 14 to 73 but they beat the HUSKIES for the first time in the last four seasons. The next game found the BUCKS playing host to the Pawnee BLACK BEARS. With their offense working smoothly, the BUCKS out-classed the BEARS by a score of 50 to 12. The next game found the BUCKS on the road to Shidler. The BUCKS, with a slight case of over-confidence, were upset by the surprisingly strong Shidler team 30 to 18. After the first defeat of the season, the BUCKS came back strongly to defeat the heavily favored Cleveland TIGERS by a margin of 19 to 12. Returning the next week, the BUCKS journeyed to Barnsdall to hand the PANTH RS a 26 to 6 walloping. The next week they came back home for the Annual Homecoming Game October 22. Homlny played host to the powerful Dewey BULLDOGGERS. At the half-way mark, the BUCKS were trailing by a 7 to 0 count: but after Captain elect, Fred Drummond, crowned the beautiful queen, Fannie Streetman, the BUCKS bounced back to score two quick touchdowns only to have Dewey tie up the count in the last few minutes 13 to 15. The final whistle blew finding the BUCKS ahead on penetrations. The next week the potent Skiatook BULLDOGS handed the BUCKS their second defeat of the season after a hard fought tussel. The BUCKS dropped a thriller 20 to 15. The next game the BUCKS met theaggressive Fairfax RED DEVILS. Before the opening kickoff, the Downtown Quarterback Club presented a monu- ment in honor of all the boys who have played football for Hominy High School and also named the field 'BUCKS MEMORIAL FIELD'. After this grand presentation, the BUCKS overcame the powerful RED DEVILS' attack and handed them a 12 to 7 defeat after mastering three bril- liant goal line stands. The BUCKS left the home gridiron for the last game of the season. They met the under-estimated Yale BULL- DOGS who held the BUCKS to a 14 to 14 tie with the BUCKS winning on first downs and also winning the NORTH STATE CONFERENCE. This made the season's record five wins, two losses, and two ties. Fi t R L ft to Ri ht: Bryan Swope Eugene LaCrone Darrell Gan- nozsHar2Zy Shelton, goddy Waller, Bob,Wilson, Carl Core, Bill Reamy. Second Row Left to Right: Frank Steen, Bill Frazier, Jim Allsman, Troy Hester, Donald Dupy, John Wade Pettit, Logan Holt, Coach Jim Worthington. Third Row Left to Right: Dale wood, Royce Remy, Charles Wilson. Fred Drummond, Antwine Pryor, Butch Savage, Ward Upshaw, Tom Haines. Fourth Row Left to Right: Ark Noel, Sonny Russell, B111 Tisdale, Hugh Ware, Charles Cox, Dick Potts, Jim Bob Thompson. Fifth Row Left to Right: Wesley Johnson, Herman Brandon, Bob Rader, Tim Brown, Dennis Reynolds, George Shannon. Top Row Left to Right: Willis Sadler, Andrew Swinford, Sidney Swin- ford, Howard Kennedy, Bill Haney. :L K. is W ,TN Q ,VI L+ . K ij, .:' ...y.15Q,-af':'- 'Q l - fs at-Q Q, .21 S- age. px ep fp Ag fi -2, J! Ngfi13'5?i A -fp 'EQ' 4 Bob Wilson Fullbaok 4ln...4 Carl Core Right Halfback MBP Jim Allsman Guard -- MW -4 6 5.6 Bryan Swope End JI' NC. ABU, hi Royce Reamy En 4nn. Hnlllfx' Charles Wilson En nr L aqgw Frank Steen End l L J' nh., 5.4 Eugene LaCrone Halfback 'NH Too row, left to rlght Buddy Blnkley, Torn Halnes, Charles Cox Bryan wope, Dean ea s, Donny Rusaell Lo an Holt, Coach Jlm forthington Bottom row left to rlght Carl Core, Bob Wllson, Roddy Ialler Fred urummond, Terrell Keele John Vade Pettlt, Antwlne Pryor, Harvey helton, B111 lrazler, Jerry Hou ley BASKETBALL The following if Che schedule and scores o the l0N9 Basketball season of the HO4INf BLCKQ . f fy? N , t on A F I e w 8 , 1 A I l+2 52 . 30 N5 ga 3 ' 23 33 ? ' ,y . 28 N7 7 - - fx A 56 ' 33 Q if Y A - - 21+ 25 19' 'f 32 3: ' 0 ' ev 33 M2 C as C . X 37 gg xl . 29 - 18 I+? 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Drum Majorette, Beryl llllsa Twlrlers, Mary Allce eell athleen Boyer, avls urabtree, Connie Shaner Flag Bearers, Mildred f1lbCX Evelyn Mashuakashay, Marilyn Foster ,annette Gardner First Row Lett to Rlght H3tT1ClE Danlels, Beatrlce Groves, llare Nllcox, albert RIDE Second Row Left to wlght Lura Lee illsap, Edlth Binkley, Lary A1108 Adams, Sarah lcnplu Dalsy Johnson, foa.y uarnegy, Mary Dell WilCOX1H oarmelita lassmore, LOU1S9 l1lCOX6H, Eeegy Orr, Jerry Plllsap, Mary Newman lhird now Left to nlght Katheryne Villsap Charlene Bucannan, Louanna Iur hree, oharles Carver Bobby Terri1L Bobby Iillsap, Kay Tisdale, Donald Voolery, Barbara lllsap, Frances fnlthorn Fourth Row Lext to nlght nlvln Ray Davis, ugene Prater, Polly Ware V138 Kay Qhepherd, halph Bell Donald uarnagey, R B Parris rlfth mow Left to nlght Donald Sanders, Van Ray Iillsap, Billy Terrill Bryan Ilnkle, uharles Lahah, Harry Johnson, Tommy Terhune, Jimmy Johnson, Glenn Henderson, ihomas razier Slxth now Left to nlght James Morton Director, lheebe Moore, Jerry Gardner, Dale Blackwood Ielvln Goodson, B111 uomer X X if'x o 9 I jwffoxsk-gl Q! qi' AFA- 05,91 U .J ,QE . 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Top Row Left to Right Darlene Dale, Mary Louise Wilson, Iva Jean Swinford Vivian McNair, Dorotha Rayburn, Carol Peters 2nd Row Left to Right Christine Wilson, Patsy McGee, Irene Pryor Laverne Evans, Kay Tisdale, Caroldean Shoup, Betty Jo Childers Mary Drummond, Mrs Riggs, Sponser 3rd Row Left to Rlght Genevleve Oberly, Anabel Kennedy, Ruth Formby, Marilyn Johnson, June McEntire, Barbara Smith, Florence Dukes, Patsy Tisdale, Betty Corbell, Nancy Wilson, Joanne Harris 4th Row Left to Rlght June Wilcox, Joanne Terry, Clara Sue Gray 1 4 Ann David, Elizabeth Swope, Jo Lynn Springer, Ruth Ann Gosney, '-Q Grace Upchurch, JoAnne Bohannon , Bottom Row Left to Right Merle Chase, Dolores Westover, Joyce Baker, Nadean Patterson, Mary Martha Pryor, J ssie Bird, Catherine McMurray, Billie Severns, Pauline Ramsey, Geraldine Russell Yell Leaders Helen Burchett, Margaret Davis, Mary Rose Smith, Fannie Streetman The Pep Squad, under the leadership of Mrs F M Riggs, sure did a neat Job in keep1ng up the morale of the boys during the football and basket ball seasons In September, 1948, the club met and elected officers for the coming year Those elected were Dolores Westover, president, Paul Ramsey, vice president, Joan Harris, secretary, Geraldine Russell treasurer, MBTY R039 Smith, Yell leader, and Fannie Streetman and Margaret Davis, assistants, and Helen Burchett and G B Oberl song leaders The Pep Squad also gave U16 annual football banquet to the football boys, which was a huge success The menu consisted of ham, ggeenbeans, scalloped potatoes, salad, hot rolls, cherry pie, an co ee. 1 ine if 'L 'M 1 -P uw 4 M E 1 , ' Q I ' E , ', Q 1 1 A , gs i - .A , 44 B' Kg iff M fl ' 'wwxxd Ft M K a . 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A 'ig 'WW' Top Row Left to Right Helen Burchett, Mary Rose Smith Margaret Davis, Fannie Streetman, Carol Peters 5th Row Left to Right Darlene Dale, Mary Wilson, Iva Jean Swin ford, Vivian McNair, Dorotha Rayburn, Joanne Harris, Nancy Wilson 4th Row Left to Right Christine Wilson, Patsy McGee, Irene Pryor LaVerne Evans, Kay Tisdale, Caroldean Shoup, Patsy Tisdale 5rd Row Left to Right Gene vieve Oberly, Anabel Kennedy, Ruth Formby, Marilyn Johnson, June McEntire, Barbara Smith, Florence Dukes, Betty Corbell, Mrs Riggs, Sponser Znd Row Left to Right Marie Chase, June Wilcox, Joanne Terry, Clara Sue Gray Jean McEntire, Ann David, Elizabeth Swope, Billie Severna, Jo Lynn Springer, Ruth Ann Gosney, Geraldine Russell Bottom Row Left to Right Dolores Westover, Jessie Bird, Joyce Baaer, Mary Martha Pryor, Betty Jo Childers, Mary Drummond, Nadean Patterson, Pauline Ramsey, JoAnne Bohannon, Grace Upchurch Drum Majorette Catherine McMurray f 6' x H ' X 1 The Drum Corps, with petite Catherine McMurray as the majorette, perfonmed splendidly at all the football games. They also took part in many other parades. The Corps is under the sponsorship of Mrs. F. M. Riggs, and a finer sponsor could not be found. With their neat uniforms of vivid purple sweaters and white skirts, the girls of the Drum Corps are,indeed,ah asset to Hominy High and dear ole H S is proud of them, too ,1- 4 ggwr W, l.. . ff Q' wav .A V P -Q Q, - C Q I .1 9 , Sis, X ?-fQ ' 'TXKI xii-te. 1 . ' V . 5' QI.. ?R' 142 , gg, G y gf HH' Fi . 'ff ek 3 , he xx J Il N X ,J y J JA . 4 ,Fas f-3 JR 3 Q 0 Q 5 , U U I I ' . U g Ck, X -fi Y f X . - ' 1' ' ' 'ff Q I . 'F 'lt . , . -,Qs YQ- 4 1... N ,,,..,. pf a , 5 - I imlbkxi Vfngf' J !,f?' 6 L I JUNIOR HIGH F Y...-. Back row left to rlgnt, Mr Self, Mr Alexander, Mr Morton, Mrs F L Riggs, and Mr F M Ri gs Front row left to right, Miss McKerracher, Mrs Maloney, Mrs Adams Liss Berry, and Mrs Nantz IIIIIII lllllll lllllll RN Top Row Left to Right Jerry Millsap, Luther Hunter, George Trumbly, Melvin Wilson, Lloyd Upchurch, Jim Clark, Robert Flick, Dudley White horn 2nd Row Left to Right Charlene Buchanan, Leo Braden, Leon Braden, Viola Phillips, Mary Ruth Spears, Patty Jean Reynolds, Mary Cody, Louana Murphree, Mickey Womack, Frances Whitehorn, Mr Self 3rd Bow Left to Right Jean Clements, Beryl Millsap, Barbara Holt, Ann Comer, Shirley Lunsford, Ina Jo Lambert, Glen Henderson, Zoletta Kendrick, Ralph Keen, Chester Oisten, Jerry Gardner, Tommy Nave, Bryan Hinkle Nth Row Left to Right Mavis Crabtree, Nanette Gardner, Mary Dell Wilcoxson, Velma Ramsey, Veva Tipton, Mary Bell Wlster, Harley Offiner, Jackie Thomas, Gerald Tipton, Andrew Cody Sth Row Left to Right Kathleen Boyer, Connie Shaner, Marilyn Foster, Mary Bohannon, Beatrlce Groves, Floyd Files, Wade Clements, Jerry Towell 6th Pow Left to Right Donald Ray Lee, Rita Hill, Ancil Davis, Billie J Kennedy, Ralph Wallace, Jimmie Rudisell, Dave Prater, Clyde Steen, Frankie Horine, Sidney Johnston Botom Pow Left to Right Jewell Martin, Mildred Wilcox, Donald Formby, Jackie McQuirt, Donald Dailey, J B Hall, Bobby Bruno, Shirley Minix, Patti Rader, Pauline Ware, Peggy Orr, Sara McAngus, Mrs. Adams. -'-f mf' f ' L I ' l ff? f! ffwN.aa . x . egg hu Egg: i . 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Top Fow Left to Right Roy Gene Dee, Milton Landsaw, Walter Eaton, Loyd Rush, R L Perice, Leon Swinford, Albert Couffer, A D Hes ter, Leland Weaver, Robert Carter 2nd Row Left to Right Jackie Burks, Ancil Johnston, Paul David, Tommy Owens, Raymond Carter, Claude Flick 3rd Row Left to Right Patty Wilhite, Marjorie Fletcher, Jean Johnson, Shirley Hays, Sybil Hays, Sharlene Hays, Mary Hall, Mar gie Johnson, Richard Haines, Charles Burks, Wayne Decker, Darrel Wilson Nth Pow Left to Right Mary Alice Sells, Nina Kay Shepard, Dee Robinson, Lorah Brechenridge, Barbara Bird, Mary Shannon, Tom my Brown 5th Row Left to Right: Carolyn Carter, Niota Lewallen, Beaulah Blackwell, Tom Carnagy, Loretta Mantooth, June Methyin, Evelyn Ma shunkashey, Billy Joe Tilley, Jimmy Joe Kendrick 6th Row Left to Fight Kathryn Millsap, Patricia Daniels, Daisy Johnson, Alice Ekdridge, Barbara Millsap, Van Ray Millsap, Johnny Tisdale, Joan Blum, Buddy Formby, Melvin Goodson Bottom Row Left to Right Miss Zelpha McKerracher, Betty McGee, Barbara Springer, Ethel Nichols, Gwyndean Luna, Billy Terrill Vilous Glen Peters, Charles Wilson, Eugene Prater, Don LaCrone, Ned Woolery, Albert Top Mrs Marie M1 Tidy Johnson, Rhodes, Theodore Lazelle, Louis Dailey. 7th Row Left to Right: Catherine Berry, Beatrice Hister, Dolores Couffer, Doris Graves, Gay Reynolds, Ralph Bell, Eugene Stephens, Oscar Whitening. 6th Row Left to Right: Mary Jane Rush, Howard Moles, Irene Hamilton, Clarence Clapper, Joyce Duncan, Carl Worl, Bobby Pitts, Billy Morgan, Phillips, Lickliter, Tommy Copeland, Bobby Terrell. 5th Row Cramer, Weaver, hth Row Left to Right: Roy Shaw, Teddy Deatherage, Norma Lee Woods, Betty Margie Ann Wilson, Mary Katherine Wilson, Aurthur Harlan, Ray Alvin Davis. Left to Right: Elmer Treat, Marvin Hall, Nancy Bell Blue, Thelma McDonald, Billy Gage, Shirley McElroy, Zona Carter, Deloris Dailey, Bobby Pettit, Darrel Kenyou, Donald Sanders, Harold Kirkendall. 3rd Row Left to Right: Johnny Files, Anna Lou Maroum, Norma Dean Hister, Ann Riggs, Georgia Copeland, Joyce Gaines, Bobby Millsap, Fred Cross, Riley Carver. 2nd Row Left to Right: Virginia Ray, JoNell Shelton, Novitn Dailey, Mildred Sue Ramsey, Pauline Hester, Tom Harris, Johnny Terry, Harold Wars, Charles Conley. Bottom Row Left to Right: Billy Mae Nave, Marjorie LaCrone, Jackie Starks Lloyd Nichols, Emmaline Towell, Ralph Robinson, James Carter, Louise Nilcoxsin, Virgil Nichols, Charles Taylor, Leon Gibbons, Mrs. Nantz. A 'nh f g . L 'E 1 . ' : Zoe 1 2 . . 1 I O I K 'Q 6th 'J to be , , J ' YEARBOOK STAFF The Buck Staff consists of the following: Editor-in-chief Joanne Harris, Associate editor Fannie Streetmang Advertising manager, Raus Platterg Assis- d ti in ,manager Jack Hardieg Business manager, Fred Drummon , tant a ver s g Assistant business manager, Butch Savageg Art editor, SimtCec1l andtWardKUp- Pr or' erary edi or ay shawg Sports editor, Harvey Shelton and n w ne y , , Tisdaleg Activity editor, Edith Binkleyg Photography editors, Dolores West- over, Rod Waller and Darlene Upchurch, Typists, Mary Alice Adams, Russell and G. B. Oberly. Special thanks go to Marie Chase, who assisted in typing Mr. Martin, Mr. Nantz, Mr. Cox and Mrs. Canada who kept us company during those tiring but enjoyable staff meetings, all the merchants who willingly bought ads for our annual. Without them, we would have been lost! We hope you have enjoyed our annual as much as we have enjoyed preparing it for you. Geraldine QL Thank you, THE BUCK STAFF is --HXSSQ-'f .aft ?Wig?5ggg ,A,. . 44 'gawk B E S T WIS H E S 0 The Graduahng Class Rl J K .N M TH THE PIUNEER STURE Service Plus Quality . ,. Y vi 'wg-.Cf 4' f f 215- f ffff, N 4. ' ' f ff JR. f X 'V N 3 g V, f IJ X 'Q K' - gg A-,, VN ,, , X, ,mx - ,fg f sf ,yr -ex' 'XT .Q ' A' ' -R-L . , fb . Y Af' -'F ' .. f A' Q. ed, CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS DR Q 1 WALKER, F L CGMPLIMENTS OF DR R o SM TH, C C CO GRATULATIONb to the Class of '49 For Your Car Needs CONGRFTULATIONS See THE HOMINY AUTO SUPPLY Harold H Koch CONGRnTULATIuhb aLNIORb T F Dukes a Family AM HICAN CAFE Congratulations and Best Wishes For WNow' and in the NFuture' Prop E B Hudson U U I Ml DI ' ' ' 1' ' J A K ' S A F F SENIORS Prescriptions Filled Promptly And everything to be found In a First Class Dmg Store Fountain Service KINNEY DRUG STORE to the Class of 1949 MIULILIENDORE 61 ACOTT Agents GENERAL INSURANCE AND BONDS FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING PHONE 22 HOMINY OKLAHOMA BE SI' WI SHE S Congratulations Seniors MILLSAPS STORE OYALI VHNONA HoM1Nf Gongratulatnons H U5 BEAU PHO s RAPHIC STUDIO CCUPLETE PHCYl'OGriAPHIC AND Bb. XUTY SHOP SERVICE V! D E LD O 7 ' of nl Y ,' . 1 CS OYHBD. WY Ex+endmg you our mos+ smcere wushes on your graduahon Trade Here and Save ROYAl E000 MARKET BESTWISHES THE HOMlNY NEWS Congratulations Sensors Harrlman's Shoe Sl Ore 9990000990 0449040999 9Q90++++QQ fo +he Senior Class 1 un mm: 'ww runs NI Prmrrxua ' BEST WISHEE TO THE RIEXAH ETURE P ones PREDCRIPTIONQ FILLED PHOMPTLY AN ACCUHATEDY DBUGb FOUN AIN SERVICE bICK ROOM SUPPLIEb HOM NY tUPLR MAnKET GROCLRYD, MLATQ and FEED We buy cream, eggs and produce ORUMDLLB and RLYBURN Phone 245 CONGRATULATIONS Hair cuts, Tonics, ehaves Pete Quada, Prom Dod Crown Sorvico Station HOMINY OKLAHOMA NIE MAHQ PHONE 0 CHARLES O PILRCB OWNER Congratulations to the SEN1owS of Ill-+9 We wish you much success in the future HOMINY PAINT AND BODY SHOP I40-- h --I0 D mmcs BARBER SHOP CLA D ll : FRANKLI TURE LO ILV O VNED 1 I Y RN 109 WV T MAIN ULES LA ON FPO? 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K 7:5 3 - xi g Our sincere congratulations and best wishes go with the Senior Class of '49 Best Qualitv Clothes At Reasonable Prices Gravntt Dress Shop Congratulations, Seniors Congratulatrons Seniors Maoys Studro GROCERY MARKET 206 Vest It aln locne toll, Quality Food: FRFF DELIVERY Congratulations Sensors W M CoNsox.lnA-nun GAS Urn.rrn:s I our A plblic au tion each Frifa 1: ln anvthiri v this W and get tie hi hr t marfet D 1? neciil ho se sales The harde U1 a e to pl a tal ngorte 1 itll like the U0 ll TY 5 JF 1 ' v w . o . , oc C. l l 5, . 1' ,a , s . . 1 I .rx , W n 5. TH . ri 'J.LA.A,n ' 1 3 , , . i .4 'll fin- U g P- 3 fs or sein ' . ' r - Y I 3 33, n.. T' ,Su 9 -'- Q , : . , o ' 7- sy, - vw rs Se Q r vrw' X- , , L F ill, ...L - A -4. We Wash You Success an Fufure Work M u1l1tv fervlcn. 5 me Lulu' C11 of 9 T twdii 'a Bnngratulatluns Auto Pans emma? G1 ad nur UE answer L11LflI11CN VII' Jess Gro unger lhcne 5 'aus CONGRATULATIONS BRADFORD MOTOR COMPANY DeSoto Plxmouth md L1 M C Truck Sales and Scrvx 1 211 213 EastM11n HOMINY OKI AHOVIA Phone 114 plqnmm, , . ALLLL' GROQXJTYY flafvfgk- 'H K West '.1.'i:z1x1z '- To IIQ7 LJ! 12 fn 1 'L Q, . i 'l':J'4 1 K Y . - -NJ. .. fr gjctfs Q, . F. . Best 'Jj,S1u:.1 To The S xil 1 S .J f- v- , 1 5 4. Pl ,FIR F717 F'F1'L'I01J 1.1I'. fc BITS. 1 ' 1 1 1 24. 1 0 3 . G I A f , 5 'E 1 f- U ,. X ' ' ' x . 5 . . 'C' 1 1 A 6 T See me for any D F of your insurance needs Phone 241 U R E CONGRATJLATI Geo 49 Form, 'T ON bENIOR OF 1949 Brock a HE CAR OF TH YEA ' ' WISHENFOR THE UT f' .O, I M. 15. CCURLEYP WADE . 0 Your e Ier n , , R. OODQ' Congratulations Seniors fha!-'rv :WH- 'A-v-g 2 al 1.35 fi '- RALEIGH HARDWARE AND MACHINE SHOP HUMINY DKLAHUMA AUTHORIZED MABNETD SALES AND IERVIIZE WICD AMERICAN BOSCH FAIIIANKI-MDHII IPQITINU UDUDI IINIRAL IIIFAIIINII Usage Shoo Shop H A clans Prop 8tl1l8t0 the Sanio rs of '49 Congratulations OKLAHOMA TIRE AND SUPPLY ASSOCIATE 121 West Main Home Owned and Operated Phone 575 Congratulations Seniors MODERN! CLEANERS Morill Shaner Prop. Compliments of Your OLDSMOBILE Dealer S MQ? Q 3' HYIC RADER MOTOR CO. FI- ' 4 5. it' 1 7 Q 4 S 'A H - -T. -5 122 EAST MAIN dl From a nafion-wide ins+i+u+ion we send congra+ula+ions +0 +he 'Fu fure bullders of fhe nahon 'Phe 49 graduahng class I C PENNEY CU Hommy Oklahoma Q5 'li eh N53 TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 19H9 CONGRATULATIONS On your achievements to date. la your future be crowned with success L E A N D E R H A L L Insurance Agency Any kind of insurance Good Luck Seniors of ' BARLOW S FLOWER SHOP Mrs O L Barlow, Florist 505 Swth Wood Phone 24 CONGRATULATI ON S Seniors of '49 ANDERSOIWS BEAUTY SHOP Phone 513 la! South Wood J H Wllcoxson nuns: -'ff ,ff gv-ww SCYVICC Statlon CONOCO PRODUCTS 300 East Mann St Hommy Okla OLI-I HINKLE MOTOR C0 II 0 Y . I 1 49 ' I W o u 0 0 . , W - -- V L 0 0 4 I H ' 1 ,1 ' . N 13. N Y rf Q JKUfpl.42..v,QI . . . . INKLE los s. wo ' OWNEI MINY. , . Congratulations OSBURN S REPQIR SERVICE We Hepa r Most A ythmg 120 North Wood A e HOMHW OHAHOMA N R Y S T A U R A GOOD LUCK SENIORS Best Wishes Seniors HAY5' GROCERY Phone 67 602 S Price Congra+ulahons Sensors 0VEBBY MAYTAG CONGRATULATIONS we the Officers, Directors and Employees of the First National Bank, Hominy, Oklahoma, wish to extend congratulations to you for a job well done Ray F Mullendore Melvin E Acott W Hunt Noel Jerdie Marion Albert Cherry Lewis .... ... Graham ..... Adams .... Kincheloe... Jean Mullins ....... Jewell Moore ....... winsjesn Williamson ............. Member of FDIC Vice President Cashier .Assistant Cashier ..........Director ....Director ......Teller ...Bookkeeper .....Clerk ....Secretary H E ' S H I t Y, R E ' N T . ........................ President M J C ENIOR LLAQQ OF 1949 CJNGRHTULMTIONQ ANU GOOU NIQHLQ Hominy, Oklahoma FORTY YEARS Ol' UEEENDABLIL INUUH NCE .LLAVICL Our sinvere congratulations and best wlshes go with the Senior Glass of '49 MR. ,mu MRQ. J E XAIIER J. H. CUMER I.NSURnNCE AGENCY CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS ON YOUR GRADUATING DAY When thinking of cars, CHEVROLET is still leading the way. Always bring your transportation problems down our way. NEWPORT XCHEVROLEI Extending Our Best Wlshes To The Graduating Class of '49 104 No Regan HOMINY OKLAHOMA VAN Bc HELEN MILLSAP CONGRATULATIONS SBNI ORS us F Everything To Build Anything E J A LUHBER GOMPAN Y Hommy Oklahoma Phone 40 Ng -Q C V. J J HOMINY APPLIANCE AND ELECTRIC CO W, ' 'xi ' 1 LHL' mv a B E S T W I S H E S To The 19 49 Gradua'ring Class of H. H. S. 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