Hominy High School - Buck Yearbook (Hominy, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1953 volume:

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Class President '52-'53 Band 'Sl-'52 Mixed Chorus '52-'53 Student Council '52-'53 Boy's State '52 Buck Staff '52-'53 Waiter Jr. 84 Sr. Banquet '51 Boy's Glee Club '52-'53 SHIRLEY GRAY Life is just a matter of words. Class Reporter '52953 Buck Staff '52-'53 Teen Topics Reporter '51-'53 Pep Squad Yell Leader '52-'53 Student Council '51-'53 F. H. A. Reporter '52-'53 Girl's State '52 Dramatics '50-'53 CONNIE SHANER Her face is a book where men may read strange matters. NNho's Who '51-'53 Buck Staff '52-'53 Class Secretary '52-'53 F. H. A. Secretary '52-'53 Drum Corps Majorette '52-'53 Student Council '51-'53 Honor Society '49-'51 Mixed Chorus '49-'53 TOMMY NAVE Strange, but l fascinate women. Class Officer '52-'53 Football '50-'52 All-District '52 Boy's State '52 Student Council '51-'52 4-H President '51-'52 Who's Who '52-'53 Waiter Jr. 8: Sr. Banquet '51 RALPH WALLACE Low man on the Totem Pole. Football '49-'52 Basketball '49-'53 Baseball '49-'53 Buck Staff '52-'53 Student Council '52-'53 Perfect Attendance '49-'53 PEGGY ORR Early to bed, early to rise makes you miss all the fun. Band Queen '51 F. H. A. '49-'53 4-H '49-'53 Band '49-'53 Buck Staff '52-'53 Pep Squad '51-'53 Honor Society '49-'50 Perfect Attendance '50-'51 Q ' lf' 3? x 'Q -ug' muff 3' if V Q' ' i 42, 5 Q- ANCIL DAVIS I always was a bashful child. Football Captain '52-'53 Who's Who '51-'53 Boy's State '52 Class Officer '50-'52 Student Council '51-'52 4-H President '50-'53 Buck Staff '52-'53 All-District '52 MARY BOHANON My life is just one big thrill after another. Buck Staff '52-'53 Student Council Vice Pres. '52-'53 Pep Squad 8: Drum Corps '49-'53 Pep Squad Vice President '52-'53 Buck Queen Attendant '50-'51 F. H. A. '50-'53 Mixed Chorus '52-'53 Waitress Jr. 8t Sr. Banquet '51 MARY DELL WILCOXSON These underclassmen fascinate me. Juniors, that is!! Band '49-'53 Buck Staff '52-'53 Band Queen Attendant '52-'53 Pep Squad '51-'53 Dramatics '51-'53 Band Sec. '51-'52 Band Reporter '52-'53 F. H. A. '51-'53 GEORGE TRUMBLY Atlas has nothing on this kid. Football '50-'52 Basketball '50-'52 Track '50-'52 Who's Who '51-'53 Baseball '51-'52 Buck King Attendant '50 Class Officer '51-'52 Waiter Jr. 8: Sr. Banquet '51 A scene from the senior play. According to Doyle NANETTE GARDNER To be found with the most boys and the most food. Class President '51-'52 Who's Who '51-'53 Honor Society '51-'53 Girl's State '52 Football Queen Attendant '52 Pep Squad Yell Leader '52-'53 '- Student Council '5l-'53 , Mixed Chorus '49-'Sw f CLYDE STEEN It sure is cold without a jacket. QLetter-jacket, that is.J Football '51-'52 Basketball '51-'52 Baseball '50-'52 Track '51-'52 Who's Who '52-f53 Student Council '51-'52 4-H '49-'53 Mixed Chorus '51-'53 JIM BOB THOM PSON Out of the deep, dark, jungle comes the cry of Elephant Boy Football' '49-'52 All-State '52 All-District '52 Basketball '49-'52 Student Council '52-'53 Buck King '53 Buck King Attendant '50 Who's Who '52-'53 ANN COMEK Don't let that innocent smile fool you! Buck Staff '52-'53 Who's Who '50-'53 Buck Queen '53 Student Council '52-'53 Pep Squad Yell Leader '52- 53 Waitress Jr. 8a Sr. Banquet 'Sl Mixed Chorus '49-'53 F. H. A. Vice President '52-'53 . 5 s,r. .. K 'N xo? i '52 .4 fl 5,5 9 or X 'Elf' ' 1 l L! 'Rfb BUCK UPCHURCH A modest athlete but a whiz with the lassies. ' Football '49-'53 4-H '52-'53 Track '51-'53 Buck King Attendant '49-'50 All-District Football '52 Who's Who '52-'53 NANCY DAVIS I had to come back to protect my interests. Pep Squad '52-'53 Drum Corps '52-'53 Song Leader '52-'53 ZOLETTA KENDRICKS Cleveland, here I come! F.H.A. president '53 Buck Staff '52-'53 A-nn, we Student Council '53 Honor Society '50-'53 Librarian 'S 3 Dramatics '52-'S 3 SHIRLEY TYLER I'm just wild about Harry. I-Ionor Society '50-'52 F. H. A. '50-'53 Buck Staff '52-'53 Football Queen '52 Perfect Attendance '51-'52 Office Girl '51-'52 Our first prize float. Come as you are PATYI RADER Just a housewife at heart. Honor Society '50-'53 Student Council '5l-'52 Pep Squad 8: Drum Corps '50-'53 Song Leader '52-'53 Class Secretary '51-'52 F. H. A. Parliamentarian '52-'53 Dramatics '51-'52 Buck Staff '52-'53 POLLY WARE I let the stars get in my eyes. Buck Staff '52-'53 Who's Who '51-'53 Pep Squad Yell Leader '52-'53 Girl's State '52 Student Council '52-'53 4-H Sec. '51-'53 F. H. A. '49-'55 Waitress Jr. 8a Sr. Banquet '51 SHIRLEY LUNSFORD I may look grown up, but I'm just a baby at heart. Pep Squad and Drum Corps '49-'53 Buck Staff '52-'53 Pep Squad Pres. '52-'53 Buck Queen Attendant '52 Student Council '52-'53 F. H. A. '49-'53 4-H Club '52-'53 Who's Who '52-'53 JOHN EWING Ah. come on girls, get me excusedg I can't stand much more school. Buck Staff '52-'53 Football '50-'52 All-District '52 Student Council '52-'53 Baseball '50-'53 4-H Club '5l-'53 Track '52-'53 Dramatics '52-'53 ' I :l.,,,,i 'Z 19' 2,6- vig? l l JERRY TOWELL I strive to please-myself! Football '50-'53 Basketball 'Sl-'52 Baseball '52 Mixed Chorus '50-'53 Art Award 'Sl 4-H '50-'53 Dramatics '51-'53 Boy's Glee Club '52 INA JO LAMBERT Give thy thoughts no tongue. Pep Squad gl Drum Corps '49-'53 Mixed Chorus '5l-'53 F. H. A. '51-'53 Student Council Reporter '52-'53 Pep Squad Secretary '52-'53 SARA MCANGUS Ain't misbehavin'! Band '50-'53 Pep Squad '52-'53 Band Queen '53 F. H. A. '51-'53 4-H '52-'53 Vice Pres. of Band '52-'53 Student Council '52-'53 Dramatics '51-'53 DUDLEY WHITEHORN I'm always true to JOYCE!!! Football '50-'52 Basketball '50-'52 Who's Who '51-'52 Dramatics '51-'52 Mixed Chorus '51-'52 Waiter Jr. 8L Sr. Banquet '51 4-H '50-'53 Track '50-'52 Cleaning after Jr.-Sr. banquet-'52 Mother's football banquet JEAN CLEMENTS Think of all the people I fooled this year-l graduated. 4-H Club '52-'53 Librarian '52-'53 Jr. H. S. Office Girl '52-'53 GLEN HENDERSON Men of few words are intelligent: I have a wonderful vocabulary. Band '50-'53 Mixed Chorus '52-'53 Perfect Attendance '50-'51 DONALD DAILY I stand at the brink of a great career. won't someone push me? 4-I-I Club '52-'53 I ANNIE CLARK Another redheadg God bless 'em, we love 'em. Glee Club '51-'53 4-H '50-'5l F. H. A. '52-'53 inf 1' f- 5 5 45: IIMMIE RUDISELL Fm just a long drink of water Football '52 Basketball '50-'53 Football Mgr. '50-'53 4-H Club '52-'53 Track '52-'53 LOUANA MURPH REE College towns hold better prospects. Band '49-'53 Buck Staff '52-'53 Driver's Education Medal '52 Typing Pin '52 Perfect Attendance '51-'52 MARYBELLE WISTER Do you think atomicwpower c really get me a man? Buck Staff '52-'53 Dramatics '51-'53 Mixed Choms '5ov53 Pep Squad and Drum Corps '49-'53 , Pep Squad Treasurer '52-53 F. H. A. '50-'53 Perfect Attendance '50-'52 Girl's Glee Club '52-'53 MILDRED WILCOX I can't, I'm an example for my sister. F. H. A. '49-'50 Perfect Attendance '51-'52 H. S. Office Girl '52-'53 Jr. H. S. Office Girl '50-'53 Vartmg for the bell to ring. English IV-Second period. MARY CODY Romance, I can approach it from any angle. Band '49-'50 F. H. A. '49350 Pep Squad 8 Drum Corps Dramatics '52-'53 Mixed Chorus '52-'53 VIOLA PHILLIPS A live wire but not shocki F. H. A. '49-'53 Dramatics '51-'52 History Medal '51-'52 Honor Society '51-'52 Perfect Attendance '49-'52 PATTY REYNOLDS Sweet, petite, and very n Librarian '51-'53 Band '49-'50 F. H. A. '49-'52 Perfect Attendance '46-'5 Dramatics '51-'53 '52-'53 ng. ice. 2 ' My We d, -. 11 . ? g X. I 3'5- .al 4.-gf Q fu.-NQVA if FLOYD FILES Dumb but happy--l have no choice. Football '52 4-H Club '50-'53 MARY RUTH SPEARS Quiet and unassuming??? Librarian '51-'52 Perfect Attendance '49-'52 BENNIE KENT Not well known, but well worth knowing!! CHARLENE BUCHANAN I'm just an Air Force wife. Band '49-'57 MARILYN FOSTER 'Tm the marrying kind. Pcp Squad 84 Drum Corps '49-' Pep Squad Reporter '52 Mixed Chorus '51-'52 F. H. A. '49-'52 Jr. High Office Girl '49-'50 WADE CLEMENTS I wanta go West, where a m man still has a chance. Boy's State '52 4-H Club '52-'53 52 an's ,N gf 4 n l uniol' 'W' fl mny miles of crepe paper will we need for the Jr,-Sr. banquet? Working on this portant event are the junior officers: Kathryn Hillsap, secretary and treasurerg as Dolly Hughes, sponsorg Betty McGee, presidentg Ella Jean Johnson, reporterg mis Kendricks, vice-president. ,Mg Betty McGee President Don La.Crone Vice President Kathryn Mills ap Secretary-Treasm Ella Jean Johnson Reporter Mary Shannon mm MF eff, gg, 1,96- Jo Co Evelyn Mashuukashey Larry Gatlin Buddy Formby alps ,an- WWW Alice Eldridge Jerry Millsap DaiSy Johnson l ' Patricia Daniels, 4 r N 5' June Methvin my .' I ,IUVHUP 1 X., Q, I X - 'Ffh Gwyn Luna Barbara Springer 'x M il' -195 IU' ,,,. VX Q' KQV e J X v Mer- film-H mg, r. A 'C'il' X CLASS Clara Ballard Darrell Wilson Shirley Coldiron Tom Owens -cpf Q ..,, f kV,V Ln me J ff P35 btw Raymond Carter D Q-191, aww iffy Zoe Robinson ...., .447 Sybil Hayes Sharlene Hayes Shirley Hayes Charlyn Ryan Tom Carnagey Marjorie Fletcher W. C. Huskey Floyd Burton N na Kay Sheppard Jimmie Joe Kendrick Charlene Westbrook 3 3 1 w 4 I 1 4 J A I 4 1 4 4 F Y -Yen...........i...4 zap RF yu.. Glenn Peters Q ,Mfl, Ivonne Griffin Charles Wilson Lorah Breckenrid Mary Hall Tom Kippenberger Frankie Bight if 1 Q S5 gil ig , ' 1 Q ef U 1 ' 'yes fe' 7 an essential pert of the play. 'l A Thanks, 0 . Ve. K Q 09 f be Q ell lV,l Ve: 1 L4 , e - ' e 'f' 'L7r 59 .Sv S Money, money everywhere. Jerry and Ella Jean sponsors ig..-Mr gi 2 22252 Lf l L '-': Migl Slumberless part?- f the f ballet JK . 0 .,,,.. , l lgi 1 'Q Q KILLER Just 99- W New f' U ,J 3 Blow, Sissy' Sewin' On the road to nowhere. 55 ophomo Selecting a one-act play are the sophomore class officers, Oscar Whitewing, esidentg Mrs. Guy Miller, sponsor, Georgia Lee Copelin, secretary and treasurer, eine Morgan, reporterg Mr. Charles Lair, sponsor, Lois Van Buskirk, vice-president Riley Carver Betty Sue Owens Leon Gibbons La Queta Ray Kay Cole Darrell Kenyon Gay Reynolds Kenneth Horton Wi Av NWN Oscar Whitewing, President Lois Van Buskirk Vice-President N Georgia Lee Cope Sec.-Treas, N Joyce Duncan l Reporter We S3 A if Willie Tcwell Bob Pettit Jackie Starks -vw-rw- J Joyce Gaines Harold Ware Five sophomore girls 2 I mf 'aa-A wt is A 5' 4: 'if-.J '64 Y Fred Cross Louise Wilcoxson A19 X K 1 . ' ,l u , 1 1 1: f 'JJ uk -dai A, Q-2,-.9 Mary Jane Rush Virgil Nichols Catherine Berry 'onsaw' Beatrice Wistar Ralph Robinson Charlsey Pillars Bob Terrell Richard Haines Marge LaCrone Howard Moles Margie Wilcox Four Sophomore Horsemen. John 8: Nancy Donald Sanders Betty Jo Tinsley Ralph Davis Irene Hamilton Shirley 6: Jerry Clara 81 J . B, gf. ts' 4? . . ' 2 ae X Frankie Sf J C Sissy Millsap 0 1, The people who contributed and bought ads, 2. Rozenna Ellis for helping us get a Teen Town. 3. Jerry Millsap for his wonderful pictures, I.. Mrs. George Briggs for her printing. 5. Jerry Housley for graduating with us. 6. Mrs. Blackwood for being the sponsor of everything. 7. Ida Manzer for taking such good pictures. 8. Coach Simplex' for helping build Teen Town. 9. Helen Simpler for her work with the Drum Corp. 10. Coach Shaw-need we say more? o 4 Ann 8: Jim Bob Marge 8: Pete Tom Wojack 0 George, Dudley, Ancil, and Clyde with let- ter jackets. Mr. Young without his movies. Polly without a ring. Lir. Cox without his make-up slips. Hrs. Canada doing the Charleston. Dudley without a Joyce. Hominy without Cleveland. The Pep Squad girls going out of tom to a basketball game. The sophomore girls without the senior boys. H. H. S. girls without peroxided hair. Wwnmfff ff , , lm' A V : 5 fgzz f f , . mi. 11:3 . +3445 A A mwgui. . V 1 L L - . w'E1.Ji1W535iQ EE'f,'f'P X Wlig., , ' , K ,- 2: f'k'X 59: gf jk- -W ' 1 .. f, f .,-gfslifggi .YQ gg Iii E wi? ,w 4- 'Y wk f V if Mb Ziff? 2,5 fe W, - -52 4 I, 2- ,. 1 at W 6 -.-.MM 1 .. nan-uwQ-onarf--aQ- ' in .07 K Yum! ..f.w.f,, 6 cd, V.- Lf 'ew' -ill. - gg ,, 7 ' . 1 HES?-15431 -5.- 4 ' MMM- 1' 7 ii5Ti'1 fi Kwik' . A.Vkk if Q an 2 5 -xv -Sv nu-. 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Hall George Trumbly Clyde Steen , , Cutest 11-1 and bo HON' popular girl and boy 8 Y Polly Ware and Don Lacmn, Connie Shaner and Tom Nave i Girl and boy with the best personality Ann Comer and Jim Bob Thompson Q25-9? , -4 Most bashful girl Cutest Couple Laura Breckenridge Nancy Davis and John bring HOMINY ROLLS PAST DRUMRIGHT BY 26 TO 6 HOMINY SHUTS OUT PAWHUSKA IN 19 TO 0 GAME FO0TBAll is 55 Our six All-District football Zi N players and one All-Stater, Jim Bob Thompson. Coach Charles Shaw HOMINY SLIDES BY PAWNEE BEARS. 13 TO 7 HOMINY SWAMPS SHIDLER TIGERS ON 38-7 COUNT HOMINY NOSED OUT. 12 TO 'I3, BY CLEVELAND m-0Yd 'BUCK' Upchurch-E Jim Bob loose Thompsotr-C J0h!1 'Candy Leg' Eaing 5 If 1 E Andi money Policy' Davira George 'Indian' Tmmbl-Y'HB Tom Cruncher Neve-1 ' ,W', E5 I, 'ifxiiisifk-5222156132 - - - 11 fswg f 'f214Q Eifa:- www ' ' 1 i -9312211 Egi fSffff X K S 1 E X W ,E Q an ' sg- , ','k - . gif! ., E: 'L gm , ,, + S L.'k-' sv , -iyg 5 sk 'TTT' ERRER AEET QE EEN 3 'X .X 3 N HOMINY SMACKS BARNSDALL CLUB EASILY, 33 T0 12 HOMINY BEATS nie Bean Rudisell-E Dudley Truck Whiilehvrn-HB Clyde Pinky Steen-QB .H DEWEY ELEVEN IN za TO 1 now I , :E X54 J. . 3 E 945'-7 ,E A . A A - I U S ,. an , E ,f ii. ? ,.VE ,.5.. ,X . E QE 5, HOMINY RUNS .. A, . 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' QW V, Yi' Floyd Bud Files-E Rex All Collins-E Howard Muley Moles-G Larry nginern Gatlin... wif saw 4 , ,. 4 we V if V K Charles Roy Wilson-HB Clarence Jacko Clapper-FB Donald n7n Sander-9.3 mph nsnagn Davi9..G i oo 5 ' W fa - 'Qqfr ' M mg-f' 7 xg' ,gf of , I me 'll egg fm.. 0. J Goot.ie Wallace-E Orus Hopalong Morgan-E Tom lleat.bal1 Carnagey E Bob Rob1.n E o oo , SWL ' ff '-' 2 5 s Q42 Q 9 ll 1. '52 Qsuwl Row 1-Bob Terrell, Dm I..aCmne, Charles Wilson, Bill Terrell, Clarence Clapper, James Sisson Jerry Housley. , Row 2-Buddy Fomby, Clyde Steen, Dudley Whitehorn, John Daing, George Trumbly, Howard Holes, Jim Bob Th0U1PS0f1, Buck Upchurch, Tom Neve, Ancil Davis, Ralph Wallace. Row 3-Coach Simpler, Donald Sanders, Tom Carnagey, Ned Wooleryy Floyd Files, Jimmy Rudisell, Larry Gatlin, O. J. Wallace, Rex Collins, Orus Llorgan, Tom Owens, Jerry Towell, Coach The Bucks with only one bad mark against them had the best season that Hominy High School has had since l9lJ+. At the first of the season, the Bucks won four games in succession. Meeting Drumright on their field, Hominy came back with a score of 26-6. In a hard fought battle on the Pawhuska field, the Bucks came out on top, 19-O. In a tangle with the Bears, the home team came off the Pawnee field with a third win, 13-7. On Shidler's field, one of the hardest games was fought with Hominy coming out on top, 38-7. After one week of exciting preparation for homecoming, the Cleveland Tigers came to visit the Bucks, It was a hard fought game and was one of the top ten games of that week in Oklahoma. The Budcs with luck against them came out on the bottom, 13-12. The next two weeks on the opponents's fields, the Bucks, disgusted and unhappy, determined to stage a great come-back and rolled up a score of 33-12 at Barnsdall and a score of 26-7 at Dewey. The following three weeks brought three more victories to the Bucks: Skiatook and Fairfax were defeated on the Hominy field, LO-l3 and 12-O. The final game of the year the Bucks came off Newkirk's field with their greatest victory, Aff-6. As a final honor, the Hominy Bucks became co-champions in the District 16B and :Ln the conference with nine wins and one loss, Six boys were on All-District and one, - Jim Bob Thompson, was selected for All-State. ll. .5 .A ,, M. T.. LINE: Buck Upchurch, Right Ehdg Jimmie Rudisell, Right Tackleg Howard lioles, Right Guard, Jim Bob Thompson, Center, Tom Nave, Left Guardg Ancil Davis, Left, Tackle: Ralph Wallace, Left End. IELD2 Dudley Whif-ehom Right Half' .John Ewing Fuuback- Gear e Trumbl L ft Half' Clyde Steen, Quarterback. I , , g y, e ' BACKF Row 1-Assistant Coach Shaw, Jim Rudisell, Ralph Wallace, Oscar Whitewing, Virgil Nichols, James Ponder, Howard Moles, Coach Simpler. Row 2-Jim Bob Thompson, Rex Collins, Bobby Pitts, Ralph Davis, Don Estes, Claude Millsap. asketball Coach Al Simpler The Hominy cagers went into action for the 1952-1953 season as a fresh, young team full of determination and - competitive spirit. Because of their youth and inexperi- ence in high school competition, their defeats out-numbered their few wins. However, in judging the Bucks from the standpoint of improvement, the season was highly encourage ing for Coach Simpler and Hominy basketball fans. Only one experienced player, Jim Bob Thompson, with the aid of two other seniors, Jimmie Rudisell and Ralph Wallace, carried on for Hominy after losing nine seniors from the 1951-1952 team. At mid-term, Jim Bob Thompson completed his eligibil- ity and retired from the Buck squad with half of the sea- son remaining. Two additions to the squad were Jim Ponder, a junior, and Bob Pitts, a sophomore. The largest representation on the squad came from the sophomore class and was composed of members from the l95l-1952 championship Junior high squad. They were Oscar V9hitewing, Howard Moles, O. J. Wallace, Rex Collins, and Bob Pitts. Last, but far from least in the season's limelight, were the two ambitious and fighting freshmen, Donnie Estes and Claude Millsap. Ralph Davis, Orris Morgan, Harold Ware, Donald Sanders and Virgil Nichols completed the reserve list. The regular season was a steady, upward climb. Al- though they lost heartbreakers to such teams as Pawnee and Pawhuska, the victories gained over Cleveland, Pawhue- ka, Fairfax, and others kept the boys fighting throughout the year. Hominy will remember with pride the Buck cagers who never gave up against great odds. Mfg...-.,,..M,,wM K I Q www-W .,.,, mucus 4 4 ' x Aw-mv I 4 '-I 44? -. if ! 5 I Q anim if ? X. yr xv-wr .. L C an 4- ,a ..- I Mill rv l The teachers' table George Trumbly if I-1-IBF' P . -H. ,N. 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' 5 ' a o m---r:-- I i f ,gg ,.'Q': .2 gif,-n,,?n'u 5.:,,,:: g',', '.-'-'I+ F25 ,J ,I-1,1-no N., ,X .N 1 , -- ,I JO .2 4 N. ,. .f,v'. .a- , V fy.,-3.4 h - , ..:44-3. ,H ' 1 P .V K .,K.x,,,q, x . , ,1,1. ,,- ' ' -. . ,-,ix 4,3 1. Bottoms Up Yell Leaders: Shirley Gray, Polly Ware, Betty McGee, Nanette Gardner, Ann Comer. Row 1--Nancy Davis, song leaderg Patricia Daniels, Sue Ramsey Willie Towell, Geneva Dildine, Sara McAngus, Ella Jean Johnson, Marilyn Foster, Marie lack, Jean Elliott, Patti Rader, song leader. Row 2--Frankie Hight, Catherine Berry, Georgia Copelin, Mary Dell Hilcoxsong Shirley Lunsford, president, Peggy Orrg Ina Jo Lambert, secretaryg Evelyn Mashunkasheyg Marybelle wister, treasurer, Charlene Westbrook, Donna Gladden, Daisy Johnson, Jackie Starks. Row 3--Betty Owens, Gwyn Luna, Shirley Coldiron, Marge LaCrone, Joyce Duncan, J0yce Gaines, Nina Kay Sheppard, Lois Van Buskirk, Margie Fletcher, Mary Shannon, Irene Hamilton, Billie Nave, Elaine Morgan, Connie Shanerg Mary Bohannon, vice-president, Paula Clark. Row L--Mrs. Blackwood, sponsor: Miss Hughes. sbonsorg Kathryn Millsap, Alice Eldridge, Barbara Springer, Leona Lott, Roberta Ellis, Donna Pierce, Norma Kay Thompson, Grace - . .,gVA cAngus. my - A, . 5 , so Pep Club The Pep Club has been very active this year, They have done their best to create enthusiasm within the student body and to support the football boys. They attended all the games except the one at Newkirk. ' The annual initiation was held on September 19, 1952, The twenty-five new members should be congratulated on their sportsmanship. Besides having to wear the usual costumes, they furnished the old member with her lunch. The next activity was the home-coming parade in which the Pep Club entered a float on October 10, 1952. It represented a large yellow mum. The queen and her attendants rode on this float. After the game that night the Pep Club fed the football boys a delicious dinner of fried chicken.' The sponsors, Mrs. Blackwood and Miss Hughes, helped considerably in making this a success. The final event of the football season was the Football Banquet, which was given in honor of the players, It was held at the First Christian Church on November 1, 1952, at 6:30. The Indian theme was carried out by bear programs and peace-pipe nut cups. Goal posts and autumn leaves were used for the centerpieces. The seniors received dolls with purple sweaters for favors. Row 1- Willie Towell, Georgia Copelin, Jacqueline Starks, Charlene Testbrook, Sue namsey, Geneva Dildine, Roberta Ellis, Larilyn Foster, Connie Shancr, majorette. Row 2- Catherine Berry, Joyce Gain s, Marge LaCrone, Evelyn Mashunkashey, Donna Gladden, Paula Clark, Leona Lott, hrs. Blackwood, soonsor. how 3- Irene Handlton, Xzrybelle Mister, Mary Cody, Ina Jo Lamfert, Shirley Lunsford, Marie Lack, Xary Shannon. how L- Nancy Davis, Iary Bohannon, Llaine Morgan, Norma Thompson, Frankie Hight, Jean Elliott. Row 5- Ann Comer, Jetty McGee, Nanette Gardner, Shirley Cray, Polly Ware. , 2' 1' Drum 5 Corps The first test of the Drum Corps' skill was at the Pawhuska rally on the Thursday night before the football ganw with them on September 19, 1952. At the game they did a circle drill and various other maneuvers. The following week the Drum Corps again marched in a rally before the Pawnee game on the next night, September 26, 1952. A large circle was formed at this game, and two NBucksW dragged the WBearsH into the center of it. The Drum Corps next appeared in the homecoming parade the afternoon of the game with Cleveland This was on October lO, l952. That night they again appeared on the field to help the Hominy Band form a Buck head, and then they dispersed to form a figure 53, The queen, Shirley Tyler, and her attendants--Marie Lack, Elaine Morgan, and Frankie Hight-rode in the Pep Club float. The last time the Drum Corps marched was at the Skiatook game on October 31, 1952. This time a HHiH was formed and they marched from one side of the field to the other. The Drum Corps has done much to add to the gaiety and color of this year's football season. 'It takes a great deal of time and effort to work out various formations, and Mrs. Alvie Simpler is to be thanked along with the sponsors, Mrs. Blackwood and Miss Hughes, and the majorette, Connie Shaner, for their help and patience, Row 1-Julia Lookout, Jerry Liillsap, Mary Dell Wilcoxson, Lois Van Buskirk, Ella Jean Johnson, Peggy Orr, Daisy Johnson, Patricia Daniels, Gwen Copelin, Marilyn Thompson, Bob Trumbly, Anna Lise Trim, Bob Woolery, Joe Yielborn, Riley Carver. Row 2-Gail Bohanon, Louise Wilcoxson, June Methvin, Tabitha Wallace, Tom Carnagey, Beverly Robinson, Clinton Lambert, Gretta lL'L'Llsap, Jo Ann Gibbons, Alice Eldridge, Rosa Trim, Bill Fletcher, Kathryn M:LLlsap, Cecil Drurzunond, Nina Sheppard Bill Terrell Row 3-Sara ucmgus, Judy Drummond, Billie Gage, Gwyn Luna, Shirley Coldiron, Har- jorle Fletcher, Mr. Lair, Sybil Hayes, Della Worl, Sharlene Hayes, Joe Passmore, Shirley Hayes, W. C. Huskey, Glen Henderson, Sonny Harlow, Tom Frazier, Virginia - Richardson, Leon Gibbons, Maurice Allman, Larry Gatlin, Ned Yioolery, Don Sanders, Nancy Sisaon, Gay Reynolds. Band Under the direction of Charles Lair, the Honirgy High School Band had a successful year. The following were chosen as officers of the band: Jerry liillsap, president, Sara Licfmgus, vice-president, -Shirley Hayes, secretary, Mary Dell liilcoxson, reporter, Sybil Hayes, librar- ians, Jerry Millsap, drum major, Billie Gage, drum majorette, and Julia Lookout, mascot. The band king and queen were Billy Terrell and Sara l1cAngus. The attendants were Ned Woolery and Mary Dell Wilcoxson, Larry Gatlin and Lois Jean Van Buskirk, Riley Carver and Ella Jean Johnson. The activities for the year included County Fair, Pawhuska, Pioneer Day, Cleveland, State Fair, Tulsa, State Marching Contest, Tulsa, University of Tulsa Homecoming, A. A IL. Band Clinic, Stillwater, District Contest, Tulsa, State Contest, Stillwater, Tri-State, Enid, Christmas Concert with Cleveland Band, Spring Concert, Newport Chevrolet Parade, Bartle ville Festival, and all football games. The band accomplished much this year and also enjoyed many good times. F... P g Row l-La Queta Hay, Joy Swindell, Charlyn Ryan, Donna Pierce, Louise Wilcoxson, Irene Kirkbride, Clara Ballard, Lois Nace, Cha!-lsey P11131-3, Roberta Ellis, Kay Cole, Frankie Hight, Rosa Lee Trim, Polly Ware V Row 2-Janice Barker, Rosa Lee Robins, Beatrice Wister, Annie Clark, Mary Cody, Marybelle Wistar, Mary Shannon, Barbara Springer, June Met-hvin, Evelyn Mashlmkasheyy Mary B0haf10fls Ina JO 1-ambert Connie Shaner, Irene Hamilton, Olita Whitehorn Row 3-Elaine Morgan, Joyce Gaines, Hay Smith, Jim Runyon, Leon Gibbons, Thomas Frazier, Melvin Fomby, Joe P11151-5, Glen Henderson, Walter Whitehorn, Ann Comer, Nanette Gardner, Kathryn 1-fillsap Row L-Jackie Starks, Joyce Duncan, Bill Terrell, Larry Copelin, J. C. Millburn, Richard Haines, Clyde Steen, Jerry Towell, Bob Pitts, Buddy Fomby, Ned Woolery, J. B. Hall. Not shown in the picture ares John Tisdale, Howard Moles, Dave Upshaw, and Jim Bob Thompson. Mixe Chorus The mixed chorus, under the direction of Wesley Rose, had a very successful year, At the beginning of the year, the following officers were elected: Nanette Gardner, president, Clyde Steen, vice-president, Kathryn Millsap, secretary-treasurerg and Ann Comer, reporter. Those on the transportation committee were Kay Cole, Connie Shaner, and Ray Smith. The annual assembly program was presented by the mixed chorus earlier this year. The chorus also participated in a number of exchange programs with other schools. Three outstanding concerts were given by the chorus: the Christmas concert, the annual Spring Formal, and a concert of three towns. The members of the mixed chorus vfere participants in the following contests and festivals: Stillwater State Choral Festival, Edmond Competitive Contest, Tulsa District Music Competitive Festival, Norman State Music Competitive Festival, and Enid Tri-State. Ratings received last year were three superior ratings, one at Tulsa District Contest, one at Stillwater State Contest, and one at Enid Tri-State, Row l-Hrs. Blackwood sponsor- Geox- 8 Co gun Be Hung Bohanon, Tommy,Nave, Hr: Van gi-zskiri, spcgnsoigy McGee, John , Anon Davis' Mary Row 2-Ralph Wallace, Lois Van Buskirk, Kay Cole, Clyde Steen, Connie Shaner, Ann Comer, Polly Ware, Paula Clark. ' Row 3-Don LaCrone, Shirley Hayes, Sara HcAngus, Oscar Whitening, Tom Frazier, Ina Jo Lambert, Jim Bob Thompson, Shirley Lunsford, Kathryn Millsap, Nanette Gardner, J, B, Hall, Shirley Grq, Jerry Millsap, James Sisson, Zoletta Kendrick Student ouncil In September, 1952, students representing each organization and the three highest officers from each class held their first meeting of the year. The membership came to the total of twenty-nine. The Council elected the following officers to serve for the school year of 1952-1953: Tom Nave, president, Mary Bohanon, first vice-presidentg Betty McGee, second vice-president, John Ewing, secretary and treasurer, and Ina Jo Lambert, reporter. The Student Counci1.,has been a very active organization this year. Some of their mam' projects have been supervising the Christmas parade, the Homecoming Parade, the awarding of citizenship, attendance, and scholarship pennants to the best class each six weeks, handling the concessions for the Junior High County Tournament, and organizing a Teen-Town for the jun- ior and high school teenagers, Four members of the Student Council, Ancil Davis, Betty McGee, Tom Nave, and Connie Shaner, attended the State Student Council Convention in Purcell with their co-operative sponsor, Mrs. Alfred Blackwood, The Student Council met regularly on the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month at 8:30 A. M. :Ln the home economics room. M 1- 3 1599, ,V 45 'G' blow l-Leon Gibbons, Billy Terrell, Patty Reynolds, Joye Gibbons, Shirley Hayes, Don La Crone, John hwing How 2-Betty Owens, Betty McGee, Elaine Morgan, Charlene Westbrook, Zoletta Kendrick, Charlyn Ryan B-ow 3-Laaueta Ray, Jerry hiillsap, Buddy Formby, Tom Carnagey, Mary Rush, Mary Spears, lar. Whitely librarians Honor Society QiQ E ii CiQ il axe.. .,,r, .14 ,,,, . ,. E CSP Bow 1-Zoletta Kendrick, Betty Owens, Kay Cole, Jackie Starks, Betty McGee, Patricia Daniels, Charlyn Ryan, Patti Rader Row 2-Ivonne Griffin, Barbara Springer, Gay Reynolds, Billie Gage, Charlene Westbrook, Kathryn Liillsap, Nanette Gardner, Lois Jean Van Buskirk Row 3-Ray Smith, J. B. Hall, Larry Catlin, Tom Carnagey, Riley Carver, Parker Horton .1 pn ,pf- 1 Row l-Johnny Duncan, Bob Terrell, Don LaCrone, Bill Terrell, Jerry Liillsap, Buddy Formby, Tom Carnagey, John Ewing, nncil Davis, Clyde Steen, Jerry Towell Row 2-Oscar Iihitewing, Johnny Files, Floyd Files, Mary Dell Wilcoxson, Richard Haines, Peggy Orr, Charles Wilson, Harold Ware, J. C. iiillburn, Donald Dailey, Bob Pettit, Henry Pruitt, hir. Van Buskirk, Jim Bob Thompson Row 3-Tom Owens, Dudley Whitehorn, Evelyn Llashunkashey, Sarah 11-ickngus, W. C. Huskey, Charlsey Pillars, Shirley Gray, Lois Van Buskirk, Georgia Copelin, Marge La Crone Bow 1,-Jim Rudisell, Johnny Tisdale, kiiss Hughesg sponsor, Ned Woolery, Polly Ware, Tom Nave, ann Comer Daisy Johnson, Shirley Lunsford, Frances Letzkus, LaQueta Ray, Llary Shannon, Janice Barker, Darrell Kenyon ,f y X M l 5 l I l L The L-H Club held its meeting in September, and the following officers were elected: Ancil Davis, president, Don LaCrone, vice-president, Polly Ware, secretary and treasurer, Liisa Dolly Hughes and Kr. R. E. Van Buskirk, the sponsors. The club has an enrollment of forty-nine members. Some of the highlights of the highlights of the L,-H Club work this year were as follows: soil conversation, field trip, cattle judging, and hog judging. Several of the members entered exhibits in the 1,-H Spring Show held at Pawhuska. One of the outside activities was a square dance, January 30, in the high school gm. . -5 4 a Bow l-Kay Cole, Charlyn Ryan, Barbara Springer, Betty McGee, Shirley Gray, Connie Shaner, Ann Comer, Patti Rader, Zoletta Kendricks. Row 2-Shirley Coldiron, Polly Ware, Gwyn Luna, Nina Kay Sheppard, Sara Mcltngus, Ella Jean Johnson, Charlene Westbrook, Georgia Copelin, Marge LaCrone, Daisy Johnson. Row 3-Tabitha Wallace, Joyce Pointer, Geneva Dildine, Willie Towell, Marjorie Fletcher, Elaine Kor- gan, Pegg Orr, Evelyn Maehunkashey, Mary Dell Wilcoxson, Frances Letzkus, Betty Jo Tinsley, Charl- sey Pillars, June Methvin, Marilyn Foster, Joyce Gaines, Viola Phillips, Lois Van Buskirk, Shirley Tyler Bow 1.-June Lickliter, Hazel Van Dusen, Mary Bohanon, Kathryn Millsap, Shirley Lunsford, Billie Gage, Gay Reynolds, Frances Cowan, Alice Eldridge , Patricia Daniels, Annie Clark, Nanette Gardner, Frankie Hight, Jackie Starks, Donna Gladden. Row 5-Joy Gibbons, Della Worl, Betty Owens, Mary Cody, Catherine Berry, Harybelle Wister, Beatrice Wister, Ina Jo Lambert, Noma Kay Thompson, Donna Pierce, Jean Elliott, Leona Lott, Lois Nace, Beverly Gage, Joy Swindell, Paula Clark, Roberta Ellis, Grace Hclmgus, Sharon Horine, Rosa Lee Trim, Hsrie Lack, Billie Nave, Beverly Robinson, Mrs. Alfred Blackwood, sponsor. mtMAkfp,x. fy +0 fb as ' l -.Ya 3 n fzhnbf' ? 3' v ,J 1' 7 i Y S H V 1 - Q I'-1 to fn 'Wax fav NN , Isl Q.-. 1 im' The F. H. A. Club of Hominy was reorganized at the beginning of the school year under the guidance of Mrs. Alfred Blackwood. The officers of the club are as follows: Zoletta Kendricks, president, Ann Comer, vice-presidentg Viola Phillips, second vicerpresidentg Comic Shaner, sec- retary, Betty McGee, treasurer, Shirley Gray, reporter, Barbara Springer, historian, Patti Rader, parliamentariang Charlyn Ryan, song leaderg Kay Cole, pianist, The club mothers are Hrs. Jim Johnson and Mrs. Hattie Whitehorn. In October the chapter had a Hobo Day to raise money for the annual trip to Oklahoma City. At Christmas a basket of food was sent to a needy family. Other projects were to buy equipnent for the Home Economics department and to assist in the drive for clothing for small children. The chapter has had a very successful year by achieving 100 per cent cooperation from the members of the club. with each girl doing her share, many worthwhile goals were reached. Row l-Bob Pettit, J. C. Edillburn, Jerry Hillsap, Leon Gibbons Row 2-Parker Horton, Glenn Peters, Mr. Wiley Young, Floyd Burton. Not, shown is Ancil Davis, president. The Student perator's Club ffice Girls Row l-Grace Hcmgus, Margie Wilcox, Ethel Nichols, Donna Gladden, Sharlene Hayes, Roberta Ellis BMI 2-Peggy Orr, Joye Gibbons, Mary Dell Wilcoxson, Georgia Copelin, Lois Van Buskizk Row 3-Sharon Horine, Barbara Springer, Charlsqv Pillars, June Lickliter, Rosa Lee Trim 31- cl lays SENIOR According to Doyle In a program of one-act plays sponsored by the ,junior class, the seniors presented 'According to Doyle , a delightful and refreshing comedy about the Cass family. The family was trying to impress Mrs, Buffington Jones, a crude but very rich woman, in order that Claudia Cass might marry Jaspar, Mrs. Jones's son. The problems confronting the ambitious Mrs. Cass and Claudia were Sam Cass, rather half-baked in his notions of how to win friends and be a success in life. All this caused a merry time'in the Cass household. The cast, com- posed of Patty Reynolds, J. B. Hall, Shirley Gray, Harybelle Wister, Mary Dell Wilcoxson, and Clyde Steen, skillfully enacted the play. JUNIOR 'Shock of His Life' The ,junior one-act play, 'Shock of His Life , was entertaining from the first minute until the final curtain was drawn. The father, Ir. Maxwell, played by Tom Carnagey, was a very interesting person who got things all mixed up by a note. The mother, llrs. Maxwell, portrayed by Patricia Daniels, had a hard time understanding her nusband's odd actions. Her son, Wilber, enacted by J. C. Mill- burn, who started the whole mix-up, always seemed to do something to cause troubl The older daughter of the Maxwell' s, Connie, played by Charlyn Ryan, did a good job of keeping the family ear smashed. The younger daughter, Betty Lou, played by Betty McGee, also had trouble understanding her fami1y's actions. Hercules, Wilber's pal, portrayed by Larry Gatlin, was quite a show. The problems this family had and the way they overcame them was very exciting. Any one who missed y the play missed an exciting evening. The play, sponsored by Miss Dolly Hughes l and Hr. Wiley Young, kept the audience's attention all through it. v SOPHOLKJRE 'Candy Goes on a Diet The sophomore class, under the direction of Mr. Charles Lair and Hrs. Guy Miller, presented 'Candy Goes on a Diet . When a girl goes on a diet without any help from her family, there is bound to be trouble. Candy, played by Kay Cole, deciding she wants to impress her boy friend, Harry, at a beach party, goes on a diet. She persuades her friend, Maisie, portrayed by Charlsey Pillars? who agrees somewhat reluctantly, to go on the diet with her. But with Elmer, he brother, played by Bob Terrell, eating dagwood sandwiches her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton, enacted by Richard Haines and Beatrice Wister, taking this very lightly, and Cynthia Blake, a triple-threat girl, convincingly portrayed by Jackie Starks, trying to win Harry, Candy gives the diet up. The play ends with Candy winning Harry, played by Darrell Kenyon. ,, 8 T .w Row 1-Ella Jean Johnson, Pat Daniels, Alice Eldridge, Daisy Johnson, June llethvin Row 2-Miss Hughes, sponsor, Marjorie Fletcher, Bill Terrell, Charles Wilson, J. C. llillburn Row 3-Larry Gatlin, Charlene Westbrook, Kathryn Millsap, Mr. Young, sponsor, Jerry Millsap J. Junior Pla Cast IPS a Great life ll The Junior three-act play, It's a Great Life: was presented in the highschool auditorium on December ll, 1952. The play, which was complicated and most humorous, concerned the Wilson family. There was Mr. Wilson who was always practicing for the community play. Tommy Wilson and his pal 'Ded complicated matters by fixing up dates for Mary Wilson and dressing like a girl to date Muscles O'Rourke. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson and their family were ruled by the iron hard of Hrs, W1lson's old-maid sister, Gertrude, She succeeds in breaking Mary's romance and wants to give her a substitute, who is Wilbert Wiggins, a socially backward young man. Marie George, a friend of Mary's, likes Wilbert quite a bit. Mr, Wilson scares away Miss Alstead Bill- ings, who has come to interview Mary for a job. The play ends with Hrs. Wilson and Gertrude angry at Mr. Wilson for his exhibition with Theresa Gent, the actress, Marie gets Wilbert Wiggins, Mary's romance is saved, and all is happy for them. The play cast, who skillfully presented this play, were Bill Terrell, J. C. llillburn Larry Gatlin, Marjorie Fletcher, Alice Eldridge, June ltethvin, Ella Jean Johnson, Jerry Millsap, Patricia Daniels, Daisy Johnson, and Charles Wilson. 5 1 Row l-Patti Rader, Harybelle Wister, Patty Reynolds, Annie Clark, Sara McAngus, Viola Phillips, Shirley Gray Raw 2-Llr. Andrew Reid, sponsorg Ancil Davis, Nanette Gardner, Hrs. H. O. Canada, sponsor Row 3-J. B. Hall, Jerry Towell, Ralph Wallace, John Edward Ewing, George Otis Trumbly. Senior Pla asl When I Was Green One of the outstanding dramatic events this year was a rollicking comedy, When I was Green , presented by the senior class. The play concerns the Bleacher family. Anne Bleacher rents the garage apartment to lir. and Mrs. Elliot, unaware that Mr. Elliot is vice-rpresident of a rival company of Mr. Bleacher's. To add to the Bleacher's troubles, Gatesworth, Patsy, and Beeney try to arrange a romance between Anne and Roger Martindale, not worrying about Logan's being jea- lous. Gatesworth, Patsy, and Beeney then decide to get rid of the Elliots to help their father. They devise a plan which causes the Elliots to leave in a hurry. Mr. Bleacher gets fired for offending the Illliots. Anne finds she loves Roger, and Logan is satisfied with his date with another girl. Finally everything works itself out, and the usual happy ending follows. Those who skillfully portrayed their paris were Ancil Davis, Marybelle Wister, Patty Reynolds, J. B. Hall, Sara McAngus, Nanette Garcher, Jerry Towell, John Ewing, Viola Phillips, Patti Rader, George Trumbly, Annie Clark, Ralph Wallace, and Shirley Gray. E x 1 Q 1 E , S E E 2 n Buck 5 Staff Nanette Gardner, editor, Shirley Gray, assis- tant editor, Ann Comer, business manager, Connie Shaner, assistant business manager. -A. J 23, -.4 Phot Visser: xlgrygader- Davisgraphy editor When' and Pat hu,-cn. rhompg and Tom N 8-Shirley f8'ua re yg UPC On ave, ziviw 86131 Yolugxilg and Bus and Ralph Wallfrt edirgfr' 'mc gl wuts?-1:.iwreL50hn ace' B-Jim Bob 0145 e Mary Bohanon, typistg Shirley Lunsford, proof- readerg Pegg Orr, typistg and J. B. Hall, proofreader. Not shown are Shirley Hinix, Lou- ana Murphree, typistsg and Zeletta Kendricks, proofreader. 9 , i Q lhxlldaad H ., A 3- uw , in , f Z .Y ' ' L x , . E 7,15 i x - 'l Q Wwfd i llll' 1' .C it Q66A,dzfm Q ,,...,l H!! 59' tk - UQ E Q ueer Row l Mrs George Briggs, Mrs Maurice Mahannah, Mrs Alfred Blackwood, Mrs, Truman Adams Row l Norvell Olson, sponsor, Margaret Runyon, 7th grade football queen attendant, Rosemary Mashunkashey, secretary-treasurer, Calvln Graham, vice president, Marllyn Thompson, president, Jeanice Henkel, reporter, Sandra Keener, 8th grade attendant, June Lickliter, 9th grade atten- Row 2 Helen Spurgin, Delores Smith, Ellzabeth Nichols, Lou Anr Mathis, Gwen Copelin, Emma Lee Row 3-Lydia Diest, Anna Wells, Carolyn Smith, Marlene LaCrone, Irene Srindell, Dorothy Noel, Row lp-Ruth Cupp, Norma Thompson, Carol Rnd1sell, Carrie Coleman, Erin Dahlke, Frances Pettit Linda Collins, Ruby Allen, Phyllis Wagnon, Oney Haney, Marilyn Couffer, Mary Files, Barbara Minix. Rmv 5-Patsy Robinson, Olivia Mashunkashey, Shelia Iness, Jewel Griffin, Nancy Sisson, Barbara Row 6-lbrron Million, Boy Formby, Jimngy Denny, Bobby Brink, Clinton Lambert, Charles Dotson, Maurice Allman, Wayne Watson, Kenneth Baker Raymond McClain Jess Towell. Row l- Mr. Olson, Eschol Cable, Louise Linville, Lou Ann Mathis, Oney Haney, Jerra Wilcox, Virgie Ballard, Mary Johnson, Irene Swindell, Frances Pettit, Ruth Nichols, 'Jayne T7 Mrs. Adams atson, Row 2- Bobby Woolery, Nancy Cole, Darlene Eilerts, Sandra Kesner, Nancy Sisson, Phyllis Wagnon, Erin Dahlke, Barbara Ray, Patricia Teague, Shelia Iness, Lawrence Self 8 t Bow 3- Leon Whited, Barbara Shadlow, Bernice DeRoin, Nancy Russell, Julia Ann Burchett, Ann Hannons, Dorothy Noel, Jewel Griffin Row L- Alfred Abbott, Charles Ellis, Gerald Lee, Kenneth Van Dusen, Jessy Towell, James Hooker, Sonny Anspaw, James Blue, Joe Pillars, Joseph Welborn, Ray Ponder,'Joe Passmore Row 5- Phillip Wilson, Dale Couffer, Maurice Allman, Johnny Mullins, Mike Raleigh, Donald Childers, Phillip Lickliter, David Upshaw, Tommy McMahon Row Row Row Row Row Row l- Hrs. Mahannah, Helen Spurgin, Margaret Cross, Deloris Smith, Judy Green, Lydia Diest, Elizabeth Nichols, Emma Lee Wilson, Gwendolyn Henry, Marlene LaCrone, Eunice Nace, Charlene Kendrick, Mrs. Briggs 2- Carol Rudisell, Norma Thompson, Virginia Richardson, Carrie Coleman, Bernice Duncan, Judy Drummond, Carolyn Smith, Gwen Copelin, Thompson, Mary Jane Files, Barbara Minix 3- Jackey Cross, Elvita Pratt, Carol Cable, Marilyn Clinton Lambert, Raymond McClain, Margaret Tisdale, I+- Patsy Robinson, Jeanice Henkel, Margaret Runyon, Charles McDonald, Fred Dobbins, Sonny Harlow, Bobby ri , Calvin Graham, Billy Fletcher Olivia Mashunkashey, Marilyn Couffer, Jan Pettit, Ruby Allen Anna Mae Trim Gretta I-Lillsap, Anna Wells, B 'nk 5- Judy Slamans, Ruth Cupp, Herbert Roe, Kenneth Baker, Hoy Formby, Bob Trumbly, Ocie Ray, Harry Wilson, Virgil Moles 6- Joe Ray Bell, L. D. Melton, John Paul Wilson, Donald Pruitt , Cecil Drummond, Richard Hudspeth, Arthur Nave, Jimmy Denny 9 7 t C .. F - A n W -' . g C K VM! K ' .r ,V x w V-,Q A 3 ,ii A , . k I K. it N M K , A . N , p . I . Nagin Yeas... 'VM A, , J., , , . , ' ' M' ' 1 g a sms, s s J ..,.,. More Q A , , K' - A P .LPA Junior High oolhall Bmw l-Charles Ellis, Kenny Baker, Arthur Nave, Roy Fonnby, Kvron Million, Sonny Abbott, Cecil Drummond Sonny Harlow, Melvin Formby, Eschol Cable. Row 2-Ray Smith, Jimmy Runyon, Donald Childers, Homer Strate, Bobby Coldiron, Claude Millsap, Virgil Moles, Woodrow Linville, Charles Taylor, Larry Copelin, Phillip Lickliter, Bobby McCallie, Leland Weiss. Row 3-Coach Al Simpler, Johnny Mullins, Gerald Lee, James Alexander, Dale Couffer, Don Estes, James Blue, Sonny Iness, Tommy McMahon, Bay Ponder, Bruce Maker, Ralph Wilcox, Coach Charles Shaw. Junior High Chorus Row l-Lou Ann Mathis, Margaret Cross, Marlene LaCrone, Judy Green, Virginia Ballard, Carolyn Smith, Frances Pettit, Barbara Ray, Gwyndolyn Henry, Lydia Diest, Enzna Wilson, Elizabeth Nichols Row 2-Pat Teague , Dorothy Noel, Redema Tharp, Sandra Kesner, Oney Haney, Irene Svrindell, Phyllis Wagnon, Patsy Robinson, Carrie Coleman, Eunice Nace, Faith Phipps, Carol Cable, Beverly Ann Hammonds Row 3- Ruth Cupp, Rosemary Liashunkashey, Erin Dahlke, J eanice Hinkel, Linda Collins, Margaret Tisdale, Nancy Russell, Margaret Runyon, Jan Pettit, Charlene Kendrick, Nancy Cole, Barbara Shadlow, Georgia Griffin, Kay Cole, Accompanist Y VS, EY' JAN 27 Q . , f gy if . 5i'7E 1 QW ' ' 154 5,44 W3 ALMWZMZ fwwwaf fl . . mIBI dV0YtlSlHQ XZQQWM ziifffwfw MM? OUR SINCERE APPRECIATION +0 HWE MERCHANT5 who HEIPECJ !VIAkE +515 Buck possfblz ' 'Tlmz Swldswcw ALLMAN GROCERY 8z MARKET Low unless EVERY nav' 117-I I9 W. Main Hominy, Oklo. Phone 220 81 200 Congratulations Senior Class THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK, HOMINY, OKLAHOMA - r-f ' A -- - - -Y - BARLOW FLOWER SHOP Flowers For A11 Occasions Member F.T.D. 'Aswciation' Phone 24 303 S. Wood BAUGHMAN LUMBER CUMPANY Marilyn buying paint for our Teen To Gifts For Every Occasion MADGE'S NEWS 81 GIFTS School Supplies Best of Luck To The Class of '53 EOR YOUR CAR NEEDS SEE HOMINY AUTO SUPPLY 115 East Main Hominy Harold H. Koch, Prop. Congratulations Seniors Powell Funeral Home Hominy, Oklahoma YOU R WARDROBE CLEANERS QUALITY CLEANING Mr. and Mrs. John Vandruff x n - f w ' A 5 i fi if V, ,g i f Z ' A ,. WM W.,,.f, Y . ,Y 9 Sm ig Q Q ., Louanna Murphree in Driver's Training Car, furnished for the 4th year by Newport Company Ai Congratulations Seniors 1 i JOE K. TAYLOR GRAVETTPS DRY GOODS 81 READY-T0-WEAR The Home of Doris Dodson Dresses H. A. GIBBS, Prop. , pm HARRlMAN'S SHOE STORE Most Walked about Shoes in Hominy 111 W. Main Phone 101 E. E. WESTUVER Sinclair Products ond Goodyear Tires ond Tubes Phone 458 Homlny, Olde. Box 686 BEST WISHES fo 'Hue Senior Class MUIJERNE CLEANERS MORRII. SHANER, Prop. Congratulations, Seniors MR. fr MRS. I. H. OVERBY Congratulations W1 W5 GROCERY Phone 67 fl 'ce x 5 'N a fs mv ' 602 S. Price Congrofulafions BEN FRANKLIN STORE Home of Value Owners, Mr. and Mrs. John Newhouse - - V- ,, .,,,,,i?VW iryy 'V o' JA M... Q. , . . ei P BRADFORD MOTOR COMPANY DeSoto, Plymouth and G. M. CJ Truck Sales and Service 211-213 East Main HOMINY, OKLAHOMA Phone 114 soo lhst um sz. P 5- f llominy, om.. . '- L S CONOCO XXV! v J. H. Wilcoxson Service Station HOMINY HOTEL Cafe and Coffee Shop Besf Wishes Senior Grads TRIM'S VARIETY STORE Morris Trim-Owner ., kggkk QW SIQNIURS, Cifmgrrlfulafions G. I. WALKER, M. D. PHONE GI OSBURN'S REPAIR SERVICE WE REIUILD IOTORS. RADIATORS AND AUTOIOBILES ACETYLENE AND ELECTRIC WELDING 120 N. WOOD AVE. ARTHUR OSBURN Holmv, Oxu. OKLA. TIRE 8: SUPPLY ASSOC. Leonard Refrigerators Philco Radios - Voss Washers Detroit Jewel Ranges Tires - Batteries - Accessories 121 W Main ,,,,,.,,..,, Phone 375 Prescrip+ions Filled Promp+ly and Efficien'Hy ai' fhe BURNER DRUG STURE BEST WISHES Phone227 N . sg l igiwlfgg ii ee. FORD q . 5. The Only Complete Car ln The Low Price Field ' ominy W. S. CBiID Follirm, Manager .szoup gkcfric Sruice Box 836 - 1024 S. Price Bominy. Okla. -o- Telephone 538 Hominy Sales Company Gib Wright - Owr1ers- Emmett Morcum Congratulations, Seniors Gable Radio Sales and Service Lowell Cable, Owner CONGRATULATIONS I. C1 H. RECREATION PARLOR 114 W. Main Phone 188 Sinclair ,Service A.G. OLIPHANT 51-'WON G L DYER, Manager Besi' Wishes +o 'Hwe C Mom 81 Wood S Phone 29 Dig Ceme rfring Senior Grads Compania CONGRATULATIONS Dhone 35 TRAVELER'S HOTEL Mr.cnr1d Mrs. T. F. MCFQII Congratulations Seniors PLENTY OF FREE PARKING SPACE FOR GUESTS Phone 327 GIDDEN'S JEWELRY Mr. and Mrs. George Briggs FINE WATCHES a. DIAMONDS Jerry ond Tommy enjoying 0 Coke W. L. PIERCE Qexall Drug Sfore JM W ,WW Mfgw unsulidated Gas Uurpnratiun Congratulations Seniors GRONINGER , . SERVICE STATION Marys Smdm , . Mr. and Mrs. Joss fJl'0lll1lgOI' PHONE 522 Bnlgratllatiuls Seniors way Market 0 Q B EST WISH ES House of Beauty H gh y 99 Ph 108 Congratulations OSAGE WELDING AND MACHINE SHOP A11 Work Guaranteed 123 Regan Phone 89 Baplisf Church Hommv sooo Locxsns Osage County's Finest Food Processors Her-5he' Henkel Fogle Motor Co. 220 N. Broadway Cleveland Pontiac Mary Bo buying popcorn from Dave BEST WISHES S PETTIT THEATRE RALEIGH'S HARD SHOP Sports - Tools - Hobbies Ann examining the latest model in guns Congratulations WALTER DALE - 215 S. W00d Phone 450 MAE'S CAFE TRUCK STOP Radgf Mgtgg CQ, Intersection 99 Sz 64 Open All Night los south wood Pham 86 Ph e 589 Cleveland, Okla. Homily. Okie. BEST WISHES SENIORS OF 1953 MULLENDOREQACOTT Insurance Agency GENERAL INSURANCE AND BONDS F'rst National B 'lding Phone 52 HOMINY, OKLAHOMA BEST WISHES fo 1-he Senior Class We hope you have enjoyed reading your news in THE HOMINY NEWS V A P Yi A. -f 412 iggfv , ,' ', , Elaine and Don working at the f :Asia ll0YAl F000 MARKET PHONE 20 Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dudley Operators Besf Wishes fo 'I'l'1e ' V350 0 Senior Grads GRONINGER'S 66 STATION GOOD LUCK SENIORS Althoriud an num- FRANK RANSDALL AUTO PARTS COMPANY Congratulations Seniors Peggy being fitted for a new coat in the ladies' ready-to-wear in THE Pnowg-Q 'roms fy, S THE MILLERS THE FLORIST Mary Johnson, Mgr. Phone 363 316 N. Wood We Know Flowers Cl rNr:RATUI.A'r11 ms THE BEAUTY BAR Specializing' in Permanent Waving BEA McCLAREY RAY'S HELP-UR-SI-.H..F LAUNDRY Modern Equipment Also Finished Work Pickup 8z Delivery Service 112 N Regan Phone 33 GOOD LUCK SENIORS R. 0. SMITH, M. D. . Q R.. ,'.v.,'..'.m J., 'mtg ,- ' -',-. 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Guy Miller Mr. and Mrs. Bart Anderson F and Mrs. Farris Whited DAVIS 5 CAF 55? 0 123 West MainvX'K,, S' l CONGRATULATIONS, SE QVApwQuQ Jfifxfiv CQ AMO Gow wvvfffwy - ffLw4fc,MAd ,Ziffxu if 73-Q15 WF 3 I HOMINY PHARMACY Hay Carnage IH5uranC8 and T29 Aqencgi 3 Millsaps Cafe Balzer Oil Tools Inc Lee Reywolclsl Phone 3 72 I i Ilominy Motor Co . Hominy, Oklahoma, Phone 3 A T'- o iff so ' fxffx The 'Hangout' 8 so f 5 af I l oo o 4-' 'R B-un Jungle Boy , sf K Qff 1 f .gyggw Little Polly K AN Betty, Shirley , Polly , and 'Fannien , ' fl Sniling gate-keeper 4-,V W i 4-'M ' X , 'if L L 1 S -Q Lois and Georya Jr.-sr. oanquot., '52 'Q if - ,. g m Br:-rr Friends 1 I EMERGENCY DDOR 'ef if 3 31: Y A V L f , 5? '65, ' K K ,J 1 - 5 x Mx , . , sur f y Q I fd? W 41 9' '55 Y fi , i 1 ' ' ax ! THE END q 1 ?-'v- 'w'i-H -t k Y' 'i 1'-f 'Wi'-'T' ' ' ' ' ' -f - - . , 1 aurnenwus ff E Ni? 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