Hooker High School - Bluebook Yearbook (Hooker, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1955 volume:

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' ' ' Q O 0 M mn at J Q X5 . fp. ' ,L Q ' T REE V, 'Vi ' ,sf Sw? X KA . . . . 1- 4 , . 5-10 . 11-18 SPORTS ...... 19-38 . . . 39-58 . . . . . 59-80 A A awww OPENING PAGES SCHOOI PERSONNEL CLASSROOM SCENES ORGANIZATIONS CLASSES GRADUATION SUPPLEMENT I2-n lun-:E dn.. .mc . The youngest of the build- ings on our campus houses the Industrial Arts, F. F. A., and the buses. The two pictures above show the interior. Left, the bus barn. Right, the Industrial Arts room. Opposite is featured our modern Junior High Building which houses classrooms, gymnasium, auditorium, and offices. A salute to the halls we love, though old and worn with the scars of past gener ations, to us they are home 14 fenced Om X . x -t - K 'Q K-. .X K- I x 4. A J. . ' xc' S A 1 ,if . tim' ., Q , I From these walls we have sounded the cheers that have pushed our teams to victory. Many students in basketball and physical education use the facilities in our new gymnasium each day. The newly decorated halls in our old High School building make going to school more pleasant. nude Um? X? Y The locker-lined walls in our new building represent the modern mode of education. All of us appreci- ate the newly decorated gyrn in our old building. The workmen did a great job! Pictured here are seventh graders practicing for future basketball games. This page compliments of WHITE'S AUTO STORE at af 3' on W 206 Weil Om y Sedan! pewamzef ff C. Xf' 'f ix SLPERHN TEINDEN 1 1 PRHNC IP xI.l ENGLISH WND 1 X E xc HERSI DAX ML SIC ETL! SHOP AIND fu HOL E ECI C LOLKWISE Fred Barr SLl 3CI'1I1ICI1dCI1I Frcderuk Modlpr Lfcwrgxa Moeller Rm Mwhafff. IielL11Pratl1Lr Iadx Wxllmms Amanual Hexmz Joella Hundlu Charles Hundlu Vuuon Ewmg Evcl I1 Ewmb Flelds Ilathorn Don Kumcx Larland Hollars PI'1I1C1 p 'WS 11 J ll I ll x gi r i Busyl Busyl Busy! is our new principal, MR. HOLLARS. If he isn't looking through his files or sponsoring Student Council, he is teaching Oklahoma History, This page compliments of HOOKER ELEVATORS, INC, Mazda Wm Um ,4 ' 'fffmlaw AHA! Caught in the act! But if anyone deservesa breath of fresh air MR. BARR, our superintendent, does, Besides supervising the economic outlook of our school he teaches Bookkeeping. He , has brought about many changes for the ' better in our school and to him, we, 'Fixx the students, offer our vote of thanks. l V- , Here's the reason for the mad rush to the gym. Boys and girls alike enjoy the classes of Coach and Mrs, Hundley. MRS. HUNDLEY is our Commerce teacher and she also de serves most ofthe credit for the Blue Book and The Echo. MR. HUNDLEY is Sr. High Basketball coach, Spelling and History teacher. People would say they're in love. All of the romance in our library isn't to be found in books since Mr. and Mrs. Ewing came to H. H. S. MRS. EWING is our Home Ec. teacher while MR. EWING teaches English. They also take the responsibility of sponsoring our class plays. This page compliments of BOLLINGER MOTOR Even teachers can always learn something new. Right now Mrs. Moeller is being taught by Mr, Moeller the correct finger placement of the new bass clarinet. MRS. MOELLER is Jr. High teacher while MR. MOELLER conducts our band and small band groups. All the sunshine comes into the building on the bright and smiling faces of Doc Kenny and Coach Williams. MR. KENNY is our Science teacher and Jr, High teacher, MR, WILLIAMS teaches English and is Ir. High basketball coach as well as Sr. liigh football coach. Is this right teacher? JO ELLEN ADAMS, the school secretary, asked MRS. PRATHER, our Math teacher, for help with her book- keeping. 'O Farming, Music, and Shop, what a combination but they really get along swell. MR. MAI-IAFFEY fthe one taking directionsj is the Industrial Arts teacher and general handy man. MR. HEINTZ Qcentery is the F. F. A. teacher while MR. HAT- HORN frightj is our vocal instructor. y-LI This page compliments of ' I MARSHALLHS PLUMBING Sr APPLIANCE x I N Interesting Parent- Teacher Association Meetings were held each month this tear. All meetings were well attended by par- ents and teachers. The Grade School Open House and Chili Supper Night was a real suc- cess. This group met january 18 when the program was on Physi- cal Fitness in Hooker Grade School. The School Board Merri- hers and the Superinten- de1it'Llilf'l TO RIGHT: Elmer Baker, George A. Dysinger, Fred Barr, Torn Metcalf, and Cliff Voiles were served turkey and all the trimmings at their December meeting by the Home Economics Department. Teacher Association, STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Jones, Membership Chairmang Mrs. Wadley, Treasurerg Mrs. Voiles, Vice- Presidentg Mr. Thompson, Project Chairman. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT, Mrs. Woody, Secre- taryg Mr. Wadley, Presidentg Mrs. Lor- ing, Chairman of Magazines. NOT PICTURED ARE: Mrs. Couch, 2nd Vice-Presidentg Mrs, Mires, Hospitality Chairmang and Mrs, Depuy, Publicity Chairman. Leaders in the Parent- 'Q Mm 'Dm are tb 172177, 6 S0111 Progra People equh A 1 '71 'Gs 3 -111, eeta LEFT Ponub e118 G, Ab, To le f 800 Og 311 R1 01' 3 Mrs nds' Lin- sms' Re CHQ' Mr our S0110 nd be' e . Olive ,V Gro 'letra 3. O1 lun 1. Unds Ed lfafms 'sham Cb ' s A ' Mr ' ,Dey so Come rain or snow the busses must come through and here are the men that bring them. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Pittman, Mr. Holzrichter, Mr. Depuy, Mr. Tuttle, and Mr. Hamilton. NOT PICTURED ARE: Mr. Parham, Mr, Johnston, and Mr. Thurman. -RS They clean the halls we love so well, Mr. Griffin and Mr. Daugherty. No boarding house reach in our lunch room. Good manners and good food is the by word. QW' sfaiwf P Efcwmaama COMMERCE' AGRICULTURE ' S1 OP l MATHl HOME EC I ENGLISH! IIISTORYI SCIENCE! X CLOFKWISE Classes III Commeue A 'uculture a'1dF F A Scxemc Hxstory Math Englxsh Shop. 11 ...4 Patsy l-leadrick seems to be the only Junior who knows the answer in Coach Hundley's American His- tory Class. 545044 o.,,- D S-w r K A ! fs s nw -to 1 Z ir-if -'lx- I Y Test time .again for the Eighth Grade Boys' Ameri- can History Class, ta tight by Coach Hundley, ' 'M N ik 'vs 4 t.-ffl Mr. Hollar's Oklahoma History Class learned a lot about Oklahoma the first semester. Mr. Kenney loves large Classes, this large General Science Class Sophomores. he especially enjoyed of Freshmen and a few is 1 ls there a had odor in the Chemistry Room, Mr. Kenney? Are your Senior Students preparing an explosion? 1 i'9i 523. F Q 3 fi aw r.- mbi, 'if -.anim an. I ...K Q ' Q I gala ii ' ,J 2. .. - J l q'9'?'.f 1 Mr. Mahaffey looks mighty proud of the industrious boys The Industrial Arts 1 Class learned basic shop under Mr in his Industrial Arts II Class. Mahaffey. These Algebra I Students look very enthused about something. Mrs. Prather had a large group of students in this Class. Vfwmmae What happened to all the Algebra II Students? Looks as if Louise De- Spain needs some fe- male conipanyl sf 4 !, Eighth Grade Boys in Arith metic Class, taught by Mrs. Prather. fb if H!! Q' NTI Q Q4 3 'xr .. Typing II students, taught by Mrs. Hundley, work- ed long and hard to improve their typewriting skill, The Typing I Students--Juniorsu seem to be concentrating? UP Was Mr. Barr playing cupid when he enrolled an even number of boys and girls in his Bookkeeping Class? M Q I F I ,...,. .M- 'Ns Mrs. Hundley and LeRoy Dick look very happy about something that happened in General Business. 08090206 wig 71 i Without study halls, this one shown under the direction of Mr. Ewing, many students would not have been able to find time to prepare assignments. v . Z f U 1 Q The Juniors in Mr. Ewing's English Ill class show mixed emotions as a few look sad, a few glad, and a few too busy to look when the photographer interrupted. I I Esther Lollar, Peggy Oliver, Louis McClendon, and Howard Raff are examining books they might Walll to check out of Hooker High Schools' well-stocked library , L. Freshmen in their first high school English class, taught by Coach Williams, will long remember the climb to third floor each morning. L ff' 1 Eighth Grade Girls enjoyed their English class, taught by Coach Williams. The class met--without boys--on the third floor the first hour of each morning. be Seventh Graders, shown here in their English class. taught by Mrs. Moeller, got along fine in their first year in the new building. PICTURED AT RIGHT ARE: Home Economics lll-IV students Kay Howell, Lois Matter, Louise DeSparn, Clara Libich, Darlene Akers, Coetta Venable. Mrs. Ewing-Instructor, and Donna Theiner learning proper bed-making techniques. BELOW: Eighth Grade Home Economics students work hard on different projects with Mrs. Ewing as leader. fx 14 ' ' 1 N.. in i ABOVE: Sophomore girls caught in a iam session in their Home Economics II Class. TO THE RIGHT: Freshmen Home Economics students Sharon Hitchcock and Caralee Lynch receive special instructions on pulling threads from Mrs. Ewing. XX. s5 jx figfzdccclfwze , r uhm s ' - 'ls -A J Agriculture boys, LEFT TO RIGHT: Gary Towner. Jerrold Jones, Robert Flewelling. Howard Raff. Louis McClendon, and Sidney Craig on one of their field trips. BELOW: Mr. Heintz, Voccational Agriculture lnsturctor, teaches Freshman boys a unit on grasses and crop judging. Boys are. LEFT TO RIGHT: Loren Witt, Kenny Hoobler, Larry Honeman, Eugene Holland, Gerald Williams. Jerry Langley, Dewayne Hill, Don Remling. and James Hill. . me . FF 1 Members of the F.F.A. Judging Teams are. LEFT TO RIGHT, BOTTOM ROW:Cr0ps team- -Robert Flewelling, Gary Towner, Sidney Craig Harold Bollinger. TOP ROW: Livestock team-- Bill Burdge. Bill Witt, Tommy Burdge: Meats team--Jack Dorsch, Louis McClendon, Howard Rafi, Kenny Hooblerg Dairy team--Vernon Blehm, Larry Grounds, Larry Witt. ..-.A I '-'qv-,WV - ' -x.-.,...,V-v, :pf , P c A PICTURED IN SCENES, JUNIOR PLAY CAST: Bob Griffin, Patsy l-ieadrick, Bill Witt, Ruthe Rapp, Lynda Curtis, Gwen Stevens, Kayleen Jor dan, Tom Burdge, Bill Burdge, Vernon Blehm, Juanita Stearman, and Mary Ann Jones. PICTURED AT TOP: Jewell Jones, Carolyn Buller and Dale Lynch, Promptersp Mrs. Evelyn Ewing, Director, Fields Hathorn, Set Director. 1 . Th1s page comphments of NASH BROTHERS IMPLEMENT COMPANY S----Q .D-c,, -Y - -- - ,..,-- I rims That Seventeen is Terrific is a proven fact since the Junior Play. Chuck Allenby, poor, mistreated teen-ager of the Allenby home, needed S5 to take his girl to the all-important Spring Dance. Father ruled with an iron hand, slightly rusted by sympathizing Grandma. The trials and tribulations of this family during the struggle for not only 35, but S5,o00, needed to save the dental equipment, made a hilarious comedy and a very profitable Junior Play. 5 , ,Q !' Q ' f 3 D ' ' , , ,. ... - .- - ... -5- - -- ' ' ' .11 A . . 1 '. ' I X , M, K ,f A r , J . J J ' r . , 4 y 1 ,-.1 , I , ir, . ., , . , . 4 ..g L: I l ' 2, of? Vw Om Spam. QRS BASKETBAI Ll FOOTBALL' BASEBAI. Pill SILAL EDULATIOINI TUMBIIINQI WEIGHT LIFTD Gl LLOCKWISE Phx slc al Edlmauoll Basketball Baseball Football '7f I9 ,afrivzafftpn-:5.:2'-A ' -,-, -: .. 1.1. : 4, .s:'S57',n-'i'T:',-f':.'!f 4+ ' q... e.il:y,1,,,,g.4,.::, .. 11,1-::.s,t4,, .Gr ,Fifi . ., ' .asf 41 .lf . ., , ,.-11- 3' r Patsy is Crowned football queen by her brother, Dale Lynch, at the Yarbrough game, ' ,... ,. .1,.'.1-JSA'--C-r. .4 1 '-'- Ax . n'.J.Lfk,' gf, 7.-5. . 1 . ll - A 1 1 ,rffriv .F .ff-, 'rf '- WA .-9- 1.1324 - A' .r . . 1:-,o.f if .swf-,ff-v-'971 - .1 v .,Y'. , ,L , ,-,Ar .3 . -' 'ikga , b ',,,-,- ,' ' ' .M-rf'-'.1 7V',',. e. N,--,J P ,, f -... ,-,I ,.,., f K. 'h-jjf, H - N -,, 4 4 f -1 f NAM. L- --Q Vrngers were stiff on this cnld, fall night axattendantx Donna IN1lt'iHCl', xharun lnrrng, and Cam tt xnt queen, PatsyHet1dr1ck, were awarded wlntt rn r twrna, by captarn, Dale Lynch and Cn-capmrn, Hare iW1llI1't 4. t f A, A D , 1' if ,ef , 'ii?f'f'5 . - 0.1. - , 4, -Ig: f., .. .. -iz, L has 35.5 I F' ,ff- ..f .,f 'tnd:1 ' I ti: G . ,L f x .-if-1' - . 31716555-'gf-'E -dr rr- . Y SACK wu.L1A rl ead Coach This page compliments FRANK PARKES MS of :SPL r Oi? . Season Schedule Hooker 19 Yarbrough Hooker 12 Rolla Hooker 12 Tyrone Hooker Z1 Walsh Hooker 14 Keyes Hooker 24 Eureka Hooker 16 Forgan Hooker 6 Yarbrough CHARLES ' Assistant CZSJIZDLEY i c 33 48 18 12 38 Z7 36 Z0 BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Hundley, Larry Grounds, Larry Honeman, Killer Langley, Eugene Holland Jimmy King, Carroll Baker, Carol Buller, Coach Williams. SECOND ROW: Don Clutter, Paul McKenzie, Dewayne Hill, Ralph Grounds, Jim Clutter, Louis McClendon, Jerrold Jones. THIRD ROW: Gary Abrahams, Gerald Willtams Jack Livesay, Tex Mathis, Harold Shaffer, Bob Griffin, Don Mitchell, Bo Bollinger, Dale Lynch. -qi f H W' W 7 4 ' f Harold Shaffer Ralph Grounds Dun Clutter Bo Bollinger Sr. Center Sr. Back Sr. Buck Sr. QB Carroll Baker Jr. QB fr 1? Carol Buller jr. Back This page compliments of THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK James Clutter Jr. End Bob Griffin Jr. End Larry Grounds Jack Livesay Jr. Back Jr. Center Jim bulldogs Forgan play Dale Lynch Jr. End W. 5-Ts 'K er after Ralph and Mitch missed Paul McKenzie Jr. Back x . g ' . Get ready Carroll, here comes Yarbrough!! Give Don a hand with the Yarbrough boys, Dale Q L'5Se1 I Sore feet, Jack? Pose or Practice? Which is it Bo, helping him up or holding him down in Bob and Jack really mowed down this the Homecoming game with Yarbrough? Forgan boy. ioonui l ,. lvxrvil f s. .5 .4 . A: ., f' F LEFT TO RIGHT, BOTTOM ROW: Dennis Peck, Ken Gully, David Smotherman, Sam Christopher, Larry ld M'ke Fankhouser Jcrr' Hoeme, Kent Pittman. SECOND ROW: Hoeme, Coach Hundlcy, Tommy Arno , 1 , - y v----up Thomas Raff, Chauncy Woody, J. D. Scoggins, Devon Clutter, Billy Young, Spencer Clark, Victor Garcia, Murray Woody, Aubrey Radford. THIRD ROW: Leon Meisel, Bobby Mathis, Jerry Loveland, Clarence Kreiger Bobby Wilson, John McNabb, Rex Duncan, Raymond Daugherty, Paul De puy, Leon Scoggins. SEASON SCHEDULE U U Hooker Z1 Beaver Z8 This page compliments of Hooker Z7 Texhoma 13 Q Q Hooker O Beaver O MIRER 81 SON RUPPLY Hooker zo Liberai 33 Hooker 14 Texhoma 7 Gerald Williams goes down after Four Texhoma boys move in to a 20 yard gain against Texhoma. S et unidentifled Hooker player. Q...- A f 1 1: -' N ?fii?' I 'Ft 'T Am It '-221' 5 226- 'L ' T ' ' x ' X 9, - , . 11 P X - , X v . V, - 'L '-Us 1' 1 I fn I Q r . 1 , T-au. . xt 5 Devon Clutter carrtes ptgsktn 111 a O-O game agatnst Beaver. Hooker boy Illillllfld as Devon Clutter and johnny, Yea! Tearr1F1gt1t!Jr. Htgh pep club rn aetron, v I I 1 f ' -J 9 Q ,gas Ralph H111 steps in to help but rt seems as if he got there too late. McNabb look on, Ronald DeSpatn blocks for Gary Hale as he brtnps ball closer to Texhonra goal lrne. lt looks as rf Devon Clutter won't go much farther in thrs carry against Texhoma. SENIOR HIGH BASKETBALL BOYS, PICTURED LEFT TO RIGHT: Carol Buller, Richard Mathis, Bill Burdge, Larry Hale, Bill Witt, Tom Burdge, Bob Griffin, Don Mitchell, Jim McPherson, Ralph Grounds, Jimmy Clutter, Leland Hitchcock, Harold Bollinger, The team was coached by Charles Hundley. Hooker Hooker Hooker Hooker Hooker Hooker Hooker Hooker Hooker Hooker Hooker Hooker Hooker Hooker BELOW: BULLDOG SCOREBOARD SEASON SUMMARY gl 22831 ig govlliffr gi lsiysgst ii rho Hooker Senior High boys' basketball ar e ' oo er . - - 42 Adams l 37 Hooker 43 Adams Y 35 tear: hagl onli: of gheir best tealms igifinjlany yegrs 5l Yarbrough 26 Hooker 56 Plainview 55 an ey mls e I e Season Wu a, rgcor ' 53 Eureka 41 Hooker 74 Tyrone 45 The boys started the season with a win over 39 Boise City 43 Hooker 52 Goodwell 36 the Beaver Dusters, winning in an overtime. 4:3 Beaver 41 Hooker 40 Turpin 52 Victories piled up until they ran into Boise City 55 Cloud Chief 63 Hooker 49 Keyes 40 and were beaten in an overtime by a score of 68 Geary 60 Hooker 46 Texhoma 45 43439. gg E332 S3253 iifgiima In the Goodwell Invitational. Tournament, 46 Adams 42 Hooker 57 Plainview 43 Hooker met a cold Keyes team in their first 53 frog 43 Hooker 44 Eureka 35 game and won by a score of 42-22. After de- 48 Beaver 63 feating Hardesty in the second game, Hooker met Adams in the semi-finals. Being led by two points at the end of the third quarter by h Starting five, CLOCKWISE from bottom, center, Leland Adams, Hooker then grow hot and Soo,-od 19 Hitchcock, Harold Bollinger, Bill Witt, Larry Hale, Bill Burdge, ooims to win by a Score of 43-35. In the finals' Coach Hundley. ' N1 I rf 8 in Hooker played Plainview before a capacity crowd in P, A. M,C, 's new gymnasium, Hooker led by a score of 56-55 when the final whistle sounded, Hooker boys defeated Texhoma 66-48 in the first game of the County Tournament at Goodwell. They drew an overtime win against Eureka in the finals 55-53, Hooker cinched the Texas-Cimarron Con- ference when they downed Felt 53-43 and thus won their third trophy for the season. The team met sad defeat at the hands of Beaver in the District Tournament and so closed their season. The entire team, whether playing or on the bench, were good sports and always played to win until the final whistles blew. Seniors, Harold Bollinger, Ralph Grounds, Leland Hitchcock, and Jim McPherson were on the squad, 'H4 -M: 0 . O - , 1 , . 3 , V ?f1' TN W I1 ww H? X hx 2 A vii H1 I D01 Q x Q -Q INK Q I V I U 4 5 f , i 1 I ' P ,vez Q I 5 65 . X 1 ' 1 as 1 1 , x 4 fl N U img N 7? Y 8 r ' 1 Carol Buller -1 B i Guard Harold Bollinger Guard Bill Burdgc Guard 44 nm cnmer I S -.6 Guard F TOU1 Bufdse David ren Center Guard ll rv oo Ralph Grounds Guard N iw 11 T 55. Bob Griffin Center Larry Hale Forward 1 Jim McPherson 8 8 G d K Leland Hitchcock ual. Bill Wm X - Guard 30 Center Senior High Basketball girls, PICTURED LEFT TO RIGHT: boretta Kreutziger. Carolyn Callahan. Sue Seawright, Ellen Carter, Mary Ann Jones, Carolyn Buller. Ruthe Rapp, Lois June Matter, Donna Theiner, Louise DeSpain. Gwen Stevens. Lynda Curtis, and Sharon Hitchcock. The team was coached by Charles Hundley. Hooker Hooker Hooker Hooker Hooker Hooker Hooker Hooker Hooker Hooker Hooker Hooker Hooktfl' Hooker Hooker Hooker Hooker Hooker Hooker Hooker Hooker Hooker Hooker Hooker BULLDOG SCOREBOARD 22 Goodwell 31 Turpin 23 Beaver 20 Hardesty I7 Adams 39 Yarbrough 26 Eureka 29 Boise City 40 Beaver 24 Forgan 23 Goodwell 31 Tyrone 29 Goodwell 28 Turpin 36 Keyes 42 Texhoma 36 Eureka I6 Texhoma 37 Turpin IQ Adams 37 Plainview 50 Felt 45 Eureka 33 Beaver SEASON SUMMARY The Hooker Senior High girls basketball team started the season slowly, losing their first five games, then Coach Hundley got his team organized and they started pulling upset victories. Playing for revenge after losing their first game in the Goodwell Invitational Tournament, the team later beat Keyes, winner of the girls' bracket in the tournament. In the County Tournament. held at Goodwell, the girls upset the Polar Bears from Eureka, but were de- feated in their second game by the Red Devils from Texhoma. To wind up the season the Hooker girls lost to the Beaver Dusters in the District Tournament at Beaver. Senior High girls finished in fourth place in the Texas-Cimarron conference with a 5-6 record. They finished the season with a 8-16 record. The girls played with the desire to win and a fine spirit throughout the season. They showed good team and school spirit and were always good sports. AT LEFT: Starting Six. Ellen Carter and Lois Matter. forwards: Donna Theiner. Ruthe Rapp, Mary Ann Jones, guards: Louise DeSpain. forward: Coach Hundley. Qiwllg f!,E nwfwlii . . 1- , 4 2--1 I I 'Quik I ' s f K X' r fqlq, ,f X iktlti 'Y ,aww , f 1 f 1 1 f. fd 'ji 11 L X -2: , 5313, w 5- , x ' ax gg 1. fi 4 My 5-4 t gy . Z Arg- ' . , 'P A ' f . ' fa- ' 5 '-ME 0 - I ,tiff Matter, forward, jumps with a Beaver Duster guard. Rebounding for Hooker, lines-7, and Rapp-9, while Caralee Lynch waits for ball under Hooker bucket, Theiner blocks out Forgan's post forward, in- Guards, Jones and Theiner ganged up on this Eureka Forwards, Carter, Matter and DeSpain, ready to re forward. hound against Forgan. BELOW: DeSpain and Matter seem to be working the same play twice against Adams as evidenced by these two pictures. I 'li l A fm. Ir. High Basketball players. LEFT TO RIGHT: Ierry Langley, Don Remling, Kenny Hoobler, Eugene Holland, Gary Hale, Johnny Lollar, James Akers, Gerald Williams, Larry Hone- 2 man, Ronald DeSpain, Dewayne Hill, Coach Jack Williams. Hooker Hooker Hooker Hooker Hooker Balko Liberal Guymon Liberal Guymon I7 Hooker 33 Hooker 35 Hooker 42 Hooker 36 Hooker 38 Hardesty 42 Woodward 26 Beaver 24 Boise City 31 Boise City ABOVE: Coach Williams, Ir. High and Grade basketball coach. Action in the Hooker-Guymon game played at Guymon. ABOVE, Dewayne Hill shoots as Don Remling goes for the rebound. BELOW: Kenny Hoobler in the act of shooting as Gerald Wil- liams looks on. .2 , A 7 n if f , ,X A, Q V,,r e,. X! 2' L...- I 2 5 R Q. E' ' ' 2 TOP ROW,XL.' A 'kent kcr. . . . . .V SECOND ROW: Larry Wit Loien W tt, -'Ho rd f , Sums' Crflg' Jack LlVeSay 1QaHQGary Towmr dwhlll Louis McClc11d0r1. BOTTOM ROW: Don Clutter, jack Live: theiriail, work on bar bells as Charles DeSpain wmcm-5. say, Szdncy Crarg, C,ar3 Towner, Paul Mclxenme. U A , 5 Ir. High girls' physical education group. STANDING: S.iiidr.i lltifft-rher, Ruth Ann Rudd, Kathryn Bailey, Mr. Moeller, instructor, Anita Winters, Mieki Sykes, Ann Watson, Ladene Ramsey. SEATED: Leda Ruth llill, photographed on the trampoline. Jr. High P.E. students also did tumbling. Pictured here, Leda Ruth Hill in a back-bend. Pyramid, TOP ROW: Ruth Ann Rudd, Anita Winter, Sandra Hofferber. BOTTOM ROW: Ann Watson, Ladene Ramsey, Micki Sykes, Kathryn Bailey, and Mr. Moeller, instructor. K T, k Ap Sr, High girls on the trampoline with instructor, Mr. Moeller, Carolyn Callahan, Ellen Carter, Sue Sea- wriglit, Patsy Headrick, Joan Raines, Loretta Kreutziger A Q X, 1 ol G! 7 on 70: Um f r 51 UDElx1 COL NCIL BLLE BOOK EC HO B UND CHORUS X Lf PEP CLUB LET'l ER CLUB ORC HESTRA H 'ffl T CLOCKWISE ficcrs B111 Bnrdbe LarryfW1tt seeretary dent B1l1W1tt reporter t1ne1 Robert Flewelling treas F F A xrce president Gary Towner presi Louis McC1endon sen urer DRUM MAIORETTE AND TWIRLERS Sandra Baker tw1r1er Kay Howell majorette Alice Clark twirler GIRLS CHORUS OFFICERS Caralee Lynch librarian C,1a1re Ann Hatfield librarian Kayleen Jordon vice president Alice Clark sec treas Lynda Curtis president PEP CLUB OFFICERS bottom to top Donna Theiner Sr High president Lynda Curtis Sr High sec Lreas Loraine borlng Jr High sec t1'eas Rebecca Voiles, Jr High president- Kayleen Jordon Sr High reporter' Linda Moeller Jr High Reporter COETTA VENABLE Semor E S nv EA 01- 'rms page Pfzdaaaeccee e comphments of SOUTHWESTERN PUBLIC SERVIC E O f ' . 3 X 'kr D - Q.,I' Rkovf' 309.935 SU Zaeenc MIC KI SYKES Seventh Grade Nga' LE N5 DA XNVNXO E R U TH 1 was lghfhc HIL EV ymfxa Pad SE free e Th1s page Comphments of BLACKMER CAWLEY CLINIC by I 0 5' I .til P.. 'fe Z R N 11 p L .' Blue Book Queens were crowned amid valentines and cupids. ABOVE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Richard Mathis, Sophomore Bus- iness Manager, Sue Seawright, Sophomore Princess: Vernon Blehm, Junior Business Manager, Jewell Jones, Junior Princess, lim McPherson, Senior Business Manager, Coetta Venable, Senior QueengMicki Sykes, Seventh Grade Queen, Kent Pittman Seventh Grade Business Manager, Ienelle Simmons, Freshman Princess, Albert VanHorn, Freshman Business Managerg Leda Ruth Hill, Eighth Grade Princess, Tommy Arnold, Eighth Grade Business Manager. FRONT: Rita Wiggains and Bill Teel, 14 26601 of Qfaybyeq 760864 Pages. August 30 September '7-11 October 2 -8 18 27-30 November 1 5 19 27 30 December 2 '7 10 19 21 21 25 27 January 6-8 14 22 24 New teachers, new courses, a new year. Guymon Fair--vacation for one day. F. F. A. to Tulsa. H. H. S. Band to Liberal to see U. S. Navy Band. Three day holiday for State Teachers' Meeting. Debut of German D. P, Band at Optima. Seventeen is Terrific, Jr, Play --finally goes on stage. Eighth Grade hayride to Prairie Rose. Freshmen invade Dorchester-- big feed. Sophomores- - Skating- -Ouch! Choruses to Guymon for Exchange Assembly. Seventh Grade- -Skating- -Food. Senior Skip Day fcensoredj, Vesper Service--Peace Q1 Earth, Good Will to Men. Grade School Operetta. Juniors made like Santa--presents -food. Merry Christmas to all. Boys basketball team to Sayre. P, A, M, C. Invitational Tourna- ment--New addition to the trophy case. Semester Tests. F,F.A. Box Supper--sweetheart chosen. One Foot in Heaven, All- February March April May 2'7- 5 9 17 25 29 31 4 14 11 19 22 26 3 4 '7-8 1 8 29 2 13 15 17 19 School Play, Back to the gay nineties. County Tournament atxGoodwell --another big, beautiful trophy, Songbirds to Goodwell for voice clinic. H,S. boys' team cinches Texas- Cimmarron Conference with win at Felt. Annual Queen Race--moneyl moneyl Guymon Fat Stock Show, Grade School Basketball Tourna- ment at Straight. Crocodile Island, grass skirts, palm trees, GJ pearls. District Tournament at Beaver fcensoredl. West Texas State Band. Grade School Basketball Tourna- ment at Hardesty. Lion's Minstrel. The Campbells Are Coming whoopsl They comel Easter Vacation Regional Baseball Tournament Guymon Pioneer Day. Prom Night--Offerings from the Juniors to the Seniors. Baccalaureate-- And So We Pre- pare to Go. Class Night-- Through the good and the bad we were united. Commencement-- We leave be- hind the Golden Days. iff ' -4: .Q.y ':'A'g?- It-9. we F' R ,uw ' yr - .ef 1, 45. ., ,l ,... , eae 7 8.34, E: J- 1-YPYP' ,575 . 7-I I , fx I' ff 'f 1 ,fff t . ', ff 1 I 27' 'Z , , V' ,. ,N .l Lf' fi V- ,-A 1 Q, , , J, 1 1. -' ,REM si Q 4' ': ll , U I i .,v' Jdigvi A' Fsjfx f A- X. . ef 4 Ar' Z, .,, . , :L me 5 R ' ff: J eC0'ld Q qskxf--J Vx -ffl V7-5 -5 s V, - f 1 , 2 ., 2 '. - , , t - - 1 , .df ,Q X, , ' ff 1 . ,gr 2' 'C , I ' 5 i ,EQ lggzfrk :V L . 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'X ca 'da ,WU pe-2.f'j,+ gf' ui -Q' 'VII sf 'H G diqvwrhwfe .rw an-:v.n F., N, Jgewqyfpidrti IILAAV if 41 if x 'fi 5 0. 5 5 5 5 4 f. 4-HW' NATIONAL HONOR IOCIITY X'l l i 9' 1 in ,11- it it 'bil STUDENT COUNCIL, CLOCKWISE STARTING WITH: Bill Witt, Center, Ellen Carter, Carroll Parker, Larry Hoeme, Devon Clutter, Anna Marie Holland, Coetta Venable, Kayleen Jordan, Carolyn Burdge, Mickey Sykes, Alice Clark, Ralph Grounds, and Mr. Hollars, Sponsor. The Student Council, student representatives in the government of our school, is seen in their new meet- ing room. Garland Hollars Qleftj Faculty Advisor, has had much to do with the success of this group. MISSION THEATER Grounds, Ellen Carter, Carroll Parker, and Hoeme. This page compliments of LEFT TO RIGHT: Bill Witt, Alice Clark, Ralph Larry 333- ri .3 sil- Here are a group of the Student Council members putting one of the license tags they sold on Ralph Ground's new car. The Student Council also sold the Bulldog Beanies and sponsored the Beanie Day. Qdfzfa Q , lk-7'.f4,'Ii..al 32+ 97!3XRi231,?WI0.1? I 1. :1v ki!-Tiyl-1,1 -A l1kilJ'vi:.bfi3Yu5-' 'J'i?3nl:.1!'Q?1r'2S56fYQ,9?.3lfHl5i',! V11fi'?5 13 7517?-2' 2' '- ff CEU. -:J fl ' L WP- ' f 'T 1 1- -ngp,,q,l,5qg4 1 1 wwmg,g.i , SR. HIGH GIRLS CHORUS, FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Anna Holland, Loretta Kreutziger, Shirley 1. 5 Young, Sharon Hitchcock, Eileen Towner, Norma Jean Hickox, Claire Ann Hatfield, Mr. Hathorn. ' SECOND ROW: Betty Brindle, Kayleen Jordan, Aleeta Abrahams, Emily Harrison, Joan Blehrn, Donna n if Theiner, Lois Matter, Caralee Lynch, Alice Clark. THIRD ROW: Carolyn Burdge, Jenelle Simmons if Sue Seawright, Pat Fankhouser, Lynda Curtis, Renetta Harms, Ellen Carter, Joan Raines, Barbara A Honeman, Ruthe Rapp, Accompanist. fl. GIRLS QUARTET, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ellen Carter, Donna Theiner, Lynda Curtis, and Ruthe Rapp. lf' if 2 7? 3 E 5 5 2 3 P-'when 2: M112 .Y . 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Pai Fan ' t. gi AccOm9amS I SWCQ srwf 'f '4- Wrnters Ac com pa mst The Sr Hrgh Grrls Chorus opposrte page have accomplrshed a lot rn the past nrne months B srdes the Hooker assemblres and Chrrstmas Ves per they partrcrpated rn an exchange assembly at Guymon The Jr Hrgh Grrls Chorus seems to have prornrsc of up holdmg the standards of Hooker vocal groups They collaborated wrth the Sr H1gh Choruses on the Vesper serv1ce and the assernblres '11 44- Rv-nv FXHQQJ 5, f, M-Gym IR HIGH GIRLS CHORUS FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Ruth Ann Rudd Barbara Barnes B1lly Jean Brown Janctta Davrs Esther Lollar Gwcndolyn Lawson Marre Dorsch SECOND ROW Barbara Ann Daugherty Rebecca Barnes Sally McBee Mrckey Sykes Sandra Hofferbcr Ladene Ramsey Kay Barley Leda Ruth H111 Mr Hathorn THIRD ROV! Lorarne Lorrng Deana Hatfreld lulre Srmmons Dawn Hecox Martha Ewrng Ann Watson Rebecca Vorlcs Sandra Baker Mary Therner Amta .490 I Fields Ha mmm I 5 2 2 Q I 5 3 2 3 3 thOI'l'1 D1 reCIOr . Su r . 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The talent and polish of this group has been widely acclaimed by the townspeople. Bob Griffin Jim Clutter Dale. Lynch Bill Witt BOYS QUARTET The Boys Chorus has been handicapped by the lack of tenors, but their job has been well done. They par- ticipated in the school and exchange assemblies, Ves- per Service, and Crocodile Island. Ogezeda ZZ-544406 -ks... fo--s-Y-wi-.-g X -.M -- Ax..s...,-X, ,-KY ,,...,,,,,, -...-,, 'pax' .x .- X, ,--.,,.x . xv xw x. ,,,, ,x--...,m so 'N.W-- X-s.,..e C-, X, , , '- '71 A 1 - A ,-5 ' N.-...ag so 1x.:11:-'cw'-H X----'H , ,vu ' My F. fs it tfM' 0 ff- 'f 0' lf' 5 I ' ' .. , 1 , O if-1 I 1 XJ D V M ' Y 'A-3' ' -' Q- L xn 5 K, 1,1 s fr 'nn S - rw l fs. -:dis k i ' r . ll ' if .. F 9 'L .iffizirs 4 A C - b xl 7. . 177' I F if ' , ' it . . fag a-were s ,wg , I , 15 p M ,V , F . ZIDMM wwf Crocodile Island , a South Sea Island musical comedy, was presented by the mixed chorus on February 22, 1955, in the high school auditorium. This happy fantasy of pearls, Crocodiles, sacred oracles, grass skirts, and sailors, was directed by Fields Hathorn and provided entertainment in music and story. This page C ompliments of ORVA MATHES MEMORIAL METHODIST CHURCH The orchestra to the left was directed by Frederick Moeller and accompanied by Margaret Rizley. They added much to the operetta, Cro- codile Island . One Foot in Heaven , an all-school play, was directed by Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Ewing, This play was a fine production with excellent stage settings and costumes. Students were chosen from each of the four upper grades to participate in the first undertaking of this type in Hooker High School. tl ft' . pg- I 43 F 5 0 1. 'ffllh vyff' , ,e ' ogwi-as . A aff' 'Eff .ftp E. 3' .i:0,,f-Q'sw.H,'-cifnfa, .. 5-F' az .P-'I' i - 3 4-eff , 1 'Fl Y s vs.. Q 'wfwvmaiw-in Candidates standing, LEFT ,QV TO RIGHT: Donna Theiner, ,if Carolyn Burdge, and Anna gf Marie Holland. ,J -PQ -if wcflf. 'kg S' This page compliments o'f 2442, VOILES Moron co. 'M if Louise DeSpain, Junior candidate, was chosen to reign over the Hooker F. F, A, Chapter as their sweet- heart for 1955. Louise was chosen at a box supper given to raise funds for the parent and son banquet, where the queen will be crowned and presented a. sweetheart jacket. Other candidates were: Sr. -Donna Theiner, Soph. - Anna Holland, Fresh. -Carolyn Burdge. The initiation of the new members of F. F. A. was held in the early fall, by the experienced upper-classmen. The tortures endured by the Greenhands were all in fun and they're looking forward to putting the Freshmen through the same thing next year. Greenhands standing, LEFT TO RIGHT: James King, Kenny Hoobler, Ierry Langley, Loren Witt, Gerald Williams, Ralph Hill, Howard Raff, Donald Remling, and Eugene Holland. Z1 A X' cnmew email' Q Lpggi-'fini . A. t 'LLC U: N 4 Qoofiogah is Q- i' T-!lmMlllI'lful M I 4 5415! 1 ' . W 111' The Hooker Chapter of F. F. A. made a fine showing during the year. The boys attended livestock shows and judging contestsg they return- ed many times with prizes. They sponsored a box supper and Father and Son Banquet. Pictured at left is Bill Burdge and his prize- winning shorthorn steer that took Reserve Grand Champion at the show in Guymon, and first and Reserve Champion at Wood- ward in the Spring of IQ54. At the county fair in Guymon, the steer was Grand Champ ion of the showg at Tulsa, the steer placed Reserve Champion of the shorthorn class. kj. , 4 5. E.F.A, Members, BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Carroll Baker, Jerrold Jones, Howard Raff, Sidney Craig, Vernon Blehm, Dewayne Hill, Larry Honeman, Gerald Williams, Loren Witt. SECOND ROW: Charles DeSpain, Eugene Holland, Larry Grounds, Jerry Langley, Don Remling, Torn Burdge, Jack Dorsch, James King, Kenny Hoobler, Mr. Heintz, Sponsor. STEAED1 Harold Bollinger, Louis McClendon, Bill Burdge, vice-presidentg Gary Towner, presidentg Bill Witt, reporterg Larry Witt, secretaryg Robert Flewelling, treasurer. A I5 F5 A fl' ' - 251' K: 1 . .. 9 y if' fi' H cv' z f if g 'A' - 1 . 1 sy' -. ga, , . 4. . A. :AY ,QF V , : ' . Ji, , ,.'- 5f'3i4 917 4 .N van . . QL -, 5,1 ' Hx - 1 1, A Q s. gt- wgivpaumwfiilfshgl 'Q f H ' x ' :- Vrc- 1 q ' 'ME' ' '-' i77 !- 'r'-1 . 1 mf' 1. .flats gp? 'LMI a IV' 1 3+ L, ', r .ww . , x-'v-midi, TQTN1' ' fo' c, ,,- ' I R :li LL: .' -12 .I ,,f4'3,, .P 9 -.-'AVG' 'f' 'Zi' , The HHS band Qbottom picturej Pride of the F7 Panhandle has a record of which to be proud. ff? They have traveled to the fair at Amarillo, Band Day at Norman, and the Santa Claus Parade at Liberal. Their home appearances were made at the Pet and Hobby parade, San- ' ta Claus Parade, and the opening number in the Christmas Operetta, besides various con- certs. ,I Sv' . . 1 -w - ,-.-', ,,..j',' , ,-Y FZ . . iii' FREDERICK MOELLER This a e com lime ts of V' r p g P n Ba nd Director THURMAN INSURANCE AGENCY ,-y'j.f 5tw:4, ,, rv, ,, ..:-33 ' -1? - -32.2 !'?r:ie.1.w.'rs?a'?5 'izj,ra 55'? V . ,. kr .V rf ff. :sz-afw-rl-3' - ' f 1,o'.x.i3,.M4gi-5,n.,gvbg 5g5Q:,2..5'.1'. as e 1 3 T l limi 21 -S -l s' f or rl , .... A BAND, FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Joan Raines, Don Remling, Larry Grounds, LeRoy Dick, Johnny Booth, Sharon L0r ing, Barbara Honeman, Betty Brindle. SECOND ROW: Anna Holland, Rebecca Voiles, Ed Amey, Johnny McNabb,Jim McPherson, David Fell, George Dysinger, Vernon Blehm, Larry Honeman, Carroll Baker, Jerry Hoeme, Martha Ewing, Ruthe Rapp, Norma Hickox, Irene Remling, Rebecca Barnes. THIRD ROW: Aleeta Abrahams, Caralee Lynch, Pat Fank- houser, Emily Harrison, Carolyn Burdge, Loren Witt, Paul McKenzie, Leon Meisel, Albert Van Horn, Jenelle Simmons, Paul Depuy, Larry Witt, Carol Buller, Ralph Grounds, Eugene Holland, Loretta Seawright. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Moeller, Kay Howell-Majorette, Alice Clark, Sandra Baker, Lois Matter, Loraine Loring, Carolyn Buller, Ellen Carter, Kayleen Jordan, Sabra Howell, Rickey Slocum. L The Orchestra, fabovej newest of our musical groups, played the accompaniment for the operetta, Crocodile Island , and really added the professional touch. This page compliments of QUALIJS STUDIO 352 ff. 'lf ,s C3 ORCHESTRA, FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Norma Hickox, Anna Holland, Aleeta Abrahams, Joan Raines, Barbara Honeman, Betty Brrndle, Ruthe Rapp, Irene Rem- ling, Ed Amey. SECOND ROW: Julie Simmons, Loraine Loring, Marie Dorsch, Irene Mires, Loren Witt, Jim Mc- Pherson, David Feil, LeRoy Dick, Linda Moeller, Sue Sea- wrrght. THIRD ROW: Paul McKenzie, Ellen Carter, Sabra Howell, Mr. Moeller, Sharon Loring-Accompanist. The last of our instrumental groups, the Swing Band fbelowj has become a familiar sight at dances. They are going a long way toward making Hooker High tops in this field. X I all Iri- SWING BAND, FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ruthe Rapp, Norma Hickox, Joan Raines, Irene Remling. SECOND ROW: Jim McPherson. David Feil, Larry Witt, Sue Seawright. STANDING: Ellen Carter, Paul McKenzie, Anna HoIland-Ac- companist. TRUMPET QUARTET, LEFT TO RIGHT: Vernon Blehm, George Dysinger, David Feil, Jim McPherson. This page compliments of THE HOOKER ADVANCE SAXOPHONE QUARTET, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ruthe Rapp, Norma Jean Hickox, Sandra Baker, Irene Remling. LEFT TO RIGHT Jim McPherson, David Feil, George Dysinger Anna Holland- Accompanist. ' vi M5 fT iI GERMAN BAND, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ioan Raines, Sue Seawright, Mr. Moeller, Anna Holland,and Jim McPherson. The German Band has become a popular organization during the past year. The demand for their presence at various social affairs has been great. Among other appearances they performed at Lions Club and Methodist Men's Fellowship. I CLARINET QUARTET, LEFT TO RIGHT. Aleeta Abrahams, Ed Amey, Anna Holland, and Joan Raines. TRUMPET TRIO, IF -- W. 'bs .,,, ,. . , ,X ..w,:s , an N i ,'.:..,,q-,X 7 S. ' 'w 5-JZ wi . Av at 'Q .ly RR 1 :- m 'h ,. Q' Bottom left, Ll2ifT TO RIGH'l'g l.arry Vast, Gwen Stevens, iiddie Raff, Van Honeman, SECOND ROW: Iimmy Rtidd, Anita Burdge, Arvel Jones, Donna Hodges, Madalyn Abrahams, Marilyn Holland, Sharon btevens, Sharon Lambert, FRONT ROW: Ernmit Kreutniger, Gary Barr, Judy Wiggains, and Edna Carroll,Bottom right, LiilfT TO RIGHT: BACK ROW: Rex Duncan, Clifford Clinard, Ruth Ann Rudd, Lt-on Meist-l, Maxine Ackers, Ricky Slocum. SECOND ROW: Charlie Jefferies, Delbert Lambly, Tommy Osborne, Gwen Brandess, Wanda Raff, Lois Skillings. FRONT ROW: Karen Lambert, Sue Hightower, Judy Atney. .1 14 ' 'Xml A,-N ' 'xcs 1' xg . A... -xg-,iq-H hu. ve 'tvbh . X L x 4 -: M PY vii, To 3,9 H Q Y 'ND' K , Q 5 xi' x ji? 2 .S 'f 4. or r E 5 ,gf 1 - Anna Holland President fi 'Wwtgqg p t . ii The Hooker 4-H Club made a good name for themselves this year, having won high honors in county and district competition. The club had the grand champion pig at the Fat Stock Show at Guymon, along with the high individual in the livestock judging contest. Five metnbers were awarded jackets at the Achievement Banquet, 2 won trips to the state fair, 2 to the state round-up, and 7 won trips to 4-H catnp. 1. elsif ,. teak?- ,inf uw This page compliments of GREY'S DRUG COMPANY Bob Griffin Songleader Sue Seawrtght Reporter 'fi- 9.9 it 1--,ii F' l Eugene Holland V, - . ice President Carolyn Burdge Secretary- Treasurer I I em CQ ,.wsFr.fg.t-f::,. ,, BQ- .'n 1 ' f VVIV ' .Ui tg +1 BACK Row, LEFT TO mont: Euan car- f,,-f 'A ' ter, Ioan Raines, Sue Seawright, Caralce Lynch Barbara Hamby Pauline Barnes, Donna Thetner Betty Brtndlt Lots Mat ,tya1,ifw4'?'Y1- ter NECOND ROM Exelxn sylwestet Jewell Young Barbara Honeman Carolyn Callahan Carolyn Burdge Emlly Har rtson Renetta Harmb Carolyn Bulltr hd Clatre Ann Hatfteld Ida Kertger Ma lene Kretger Loutse Despatn Iewell Jones Ienelle Slmmons Rayleen Ior dan Ruthe Rapp FRONT ROW Erleen Towner sharon Httchcock Norma Remltng Loretta Kretutztger Ioan Blehm al' fuawmlw-in 'V 5 ,Us Lynda Curtts Cllhl:RLEADERb Pat Fankhouser Sharon Lorrng Alrce Clark Mary Ann Jones Bhl OW Patsy Headrtck and Cwen stevens I-fuxqg? ll' QQ- 'J 35? 3 '- A Q '-I rhnv 5 -x N Y s L Z?-54. 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To become a member a student must be a member of one of the following: vocal music, band, basketball, or football, Carol Buller Gwen Stevens Football, Music, Basketball -Q Band Ruthe Rapp Band, Basket- Lynda Curtis ball, Music Music, Basketball Thrs page comphments of P, 8: O. CLEANERS Football Patsy Headrick Basketball Mary Ann Jones Basketball Carolyn Buller Basketball, Baud Louise lJcSpaiu Basketball Kayleen Jordan Music, Baud ol 05 20 74: Uma? C. 1 PPESIDENI I VK E PRESIDI' I I REI IRI I IPEASLRLRI S l UDE 'I COL NCILI RERORI IRI CIOK KWISE SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Donna Themer reporter Ralph Grounds prcsr dent Lors Matter sec treas hrn McPherson wrce presrdent Coetta Venable reporter Anna Holland presldent Aleeta Abrahams sec treas Bar hara Honeman VICC p estdent Ellen Carter student councrl I-RESIIMAN CLASS OFFICERS Altce Clark student coun crl CaroIxnBurdge presrdent Ronald DeSpa1n vrce presrdent Renetta Harms reporter Sharon Hrtchcock sec treas EIGH'I H GRADE OFFICERS Johnny McNabb sec treas Jerrx Hoeme xtce presrdent Beckx Barnes reporter Carroll Ptrlter presrdent DcvonClutter student councrl SEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS Kent Putman Ueaeurer Gene Mrres xrce presrdent Lmda Moeller secretarx Ken Gullex, reporter MICRISXRSS presrdent Larrx Hoeme Student Councll JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Ruthc Rapp reporter I3rllW1tt student countrl Kaxleen Jordan presrdent Larry Hale Vrce presrdent Patsx Headrrck sec treas . J ll 5 SEC - '. t ' ' 7 . ,W ,. .V . ft , , - If -' ' 7, 4 Q X ' Q - lf a student council. SOPHOMORE ...W CLASS OFFICERS: Sharon Loring, AW' 1 AKERS, DARLENE Girls' Chorus 2-35 Mixed Chorus 2-35 Blue Book Staff 3-45 Jr, -Sr. Play5 Echo Staff 45 Student Council 135 National Honor Society 3-4, Z Xu 9 1 AMEY, EDWARD L. ' Band 1-2-3-45 Chorus 1-2-35 R. V Jr, -sr, Play5 Swing Band 2- .-I' 5 , 4 3-45 Orchestra 2-.3-45 4-H 1- X 35 Meet Arizona. x . CLASS FAVORITE GIRL Vivacious, blond Kay BOLLINGER, HAROLD Howell Football 1-2-3-45 Basketball 1-2-3-45 Baseball 1-2-3-45 Letter Club 2-3-45 Boys' Chorus 45 Class Officer 1-35 F. F. A. 2-45 Jr. -Sr, P1ay5 Mixed Chorus 45 Echo Staff 45 Football Captain 4. . . I endow Basketball 1-25 Football 1-2- 3-45 Baseball 1-2-3-45 Letter Club 2-3-43 Echo Staff 45 Jr, - Sr. Play: Mixed Chorus 1-2. CLUTTER, DON 5 Quite a gay ol' time at the senior concession stand. LEFT TO RIGHT: Leland Hitchcock, Kenneth Yocum, Donna Theiner, Don Kenney, sponsor, and Evelyn Sylvester. DYSINGER, GEORGE Band 1-2-8-45 Orchestra 2-35 Swing Band 35 Echo staff 45 Sr. Play, F.F.A. 1 2, State Honor Society 1-25 Trumpet Trio 1-2-3-4. 'f i 1 Vii- lr. CLASS FAVORITE BOY Ralph Grounds--A real sport and on the bal1 member of our class. 25 FEIL, DAVID Band 1-2-I3-45 Orchestra 2- Trumpet Trio 1-2-3-45 Bas 3-45 Swing Band 2-3-45 ketball 1-45 Baseball 1-2-45 jr. -Sr, Play5 F. F. A. 1-25 Echo Staff 45 Band Officer 4. FLEWELLING, ROBERT F. F. A. 1-2-3-45 National Honor Society 3-45 Student Council 35 F.F. A, Officer 3-45 lr, -Sr, Play. GROUNDS, RALPH N li ,AY Z 5 1 X Basketball 1-2-3-45 Band 1-2-3-45 F,F.A. 1-2-3-45 Class Officer 45 Football 1 -2-3-45 Baseball 1-2-3-45 Student Council 45 Letter Club 2-3-45 Jr, -Sr. Play. HITCHCOCK, LELAND Basketball 1-3-45 Football 2-3-45 Baseball 1-2-3-45 F. F. A. lg Echo Staff 45 Letter Club 2-3-4. Looks like Donna and Evelyn were thinking about something besides shorthand. LEFT TO RIGHT: Darlene Akers, Coetta Venable, Clarabel ich, Kay Howell, Donna Theiner, Evelyn Lib vester, Ed A mey. 53 1 HOWELL, KAY Band 2-3-4, Jr, -Sr, Play5 Mixed Chorus 2-35 Girls' Chorus 2-35 Echo Staff 45 Pepettes 2-3-4: Cheerleader 35 Class Officer 3, This page c ompliment S of BATMAN'S 61 MENS' STORE J K',N GQ f b 5 'iff LIBICH, CLARA Jr. -Sr. Play5 Mixed Chorus 2-35 Girls' Chorus 2-35 Pepettes 1, Basketball 1-2-3-4g Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-45 Mixed Chorus 1 V- 1-3-45 Dainty Dozen 45 'TL7' Pepettes 1-2-3-45 Band 1-45 4-H 1-2-3-45 Echo Staff 45 Blue Book 3-45 Class Officer 1-45 Jr, -Sr, Play5 Meet Arizona 5 Letter Club 3-4. l X t MCPHERSON, IIM Class Officer 1-45 Basketball 1-2-45 Letter Club 2-45 Band President 2-45 Band Student Conductor 35 Echo Staff 3-45 Trumpet Trio 1-2-3-45 Swing Band 3-45 Or- chestra 1-2-3-45 F.F,A, 1-25 Sr, Play, sf SHAFFER, HAROLD I A Football 3-45 Basketball 1- .,.? , 2-45 Baseball 1-2-3-45 Letter Club 2-3-45 Jr. -Sr. Play. I 1 SYLVESTER, EVELYN Girls' Chorus 1-2-35 Mixed Chorus 1-2-35 Blue Book 3-45 Pepettes 1-2-3-45 Jr, -Sr, Play5 Meet Arizona 5 Cheer- leader 3. This page compliments of MR. 8: MRS. JOHN E. KERR N MATTER' LOIS JUNE Vernon T. Ewing, Sponsor National Honor Society 3-45 5 JUST, crazy mixed-up seniors! la FFA 2 14' THEINER, DONNA Basketball 1-2-3-4g Letter Club 3-45 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-45 Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-45 Dainty Dozen 45 Meet Arizona 5 Ir. -Sr. Playg Class Officer 25 Pepettes 1-2-3-45 Pepettes Pres. 45 Echo Staff 4. .fi VENABLE, COETTA Class Officer 1-2-35 Stu- dent Council 45 Jr. -Sr, Play5 Mixed Chorus 2-35 Girls' Chorus 2-35 Echo Staff 4. YOCUM, KENNETH F.F.A. 15 Jr. -Sr. Playg Baseball 1-2-3-45 Chorus 1-25 Class Officer 3. -Q We E A jordan, ,Tl . 'J 5 I-O Kayleen .7 ,ly F Hale, q--WY Larry Headrrck ' AGN 5 Patsy Wm B1 cvs .Q , N 1 .rr YF, 48. Blehm Vernon Baker Carroll 'E .7 yi is Buller Bullet Burdge Carol Carolyn 1 64 Um cmdafz DeSpain, Louise Curus Lynda Clutter J1mmy Burdge Tom Th1s page comphments of MAC S PRODUCE N Lx f 1 . 1 y C I ,I y ' ,J h . I -A 62 y -1 4 , ,X ' Q '11 5737 ,, 'ff ! , 'x ' I . -3 ' ' X1 . 1 .- Q' - ' 'c I ' 1 of C X .g. + s ,, I Ah 44 ' - i . gif! ,tw . ' c Q . V X B'1l I ecofwl 54-55 v L. 'I xi Dorsch Jack Llmmy a R Rapp Run Lynch Dain fI1ff1D Bob Iw1CKLI1Z1L Par.1 Grounds Larrx Stearman Juanlta Ohxu Ppggy Muchell Don Jones Mary Ann Stevens Gwyn Jones Jew ell Witt Larry I kf PICK OF THE CROP: Juniors- -Lynda Curtis, Bill Burdgc. Must be six weeks, again? 'lr annul, Ui . .,- '. ,LM 1 W !..., 4 his-k me xii. s '1',.!- - .Max h Car trouble? This page compliments of: HOOKER HARDWARE CO. 66 D Dig than crazy dog, man! What? No jeans? i 51 'Ja fur fl A R in is 4? I -1- , Abrahams, Gary l lx . x Ez, Abrahams, Alcera .1 IV. . . r -' kk L A OUR CLASS FAVORITES Sharon Loring and Louis McClendon '2- Carter, Ellen 1 Mr, Hundley SPONSOR 'Sa Z Craig, Sidney u,. '-Q-.., X. Kb This page compliments of ROBERTS BROS. 'Q - - Fankhouser, Pat Jo Our FEW sophomore boys, PICTURED LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: Howard Raff, Richard Mathis, Louis McC1endon, Jerrold Jones, Gary Abrahams, Sidney Craig, 'lla Hamby, Barbara pff',2 Q ' S Q 4-Q . Refreshment timel Sophomores caught filling themselves between skating sessions at their first semester class party. This page compliments of W. B. JOHNSTON GRAIN CO. Harrison Emily Hickox Norma A D V 'A 1 ip D Holland, Anna Marie lg. .. qv' Honeman, Barbara I-louk, Barbara R, ,. l W Looks like Ellen Carter is wrong, as pointed out by the sophomore English class, which was taught by Mr, Ewing. Jones, Jerrold vi 5 Kreiger, Marlene Loring, Sharon X 23 -Q , i v.-v Mathis, Richard Mayo, Joycc 0 'N I nAJ Pls McC1endon, Louis I r 4- 'cd Q -A fr Raines, Joan Seawright, Sue Towner, Eileen A little bird said that the clumsy one is Mr. Hund ley, class sponsor, the two without faces are Sue pouher' Doris Seawright and Pat Fankhouserg those offering their assistance are Ellen Carter and Gary Abrahams. Raff, Howard This page compliments of WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Sophomore girls studyingff? PICTURED LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: Anna Holland, Pat Fankhouser, Aleeta Abrahams, B. J. Hone man, Eileen Towner, Joan Raines, Sue Seawright, Sharon Loring, and Ellen Carter, A. v Akers James Barnes Paulrne Blehm oan Freshman class members attendrng therr fust class party found themselves eaung LOTS of food Bundle Burdge Callahan Betty Carolyn Carolyn This page Compliments of THE MODEL Clark, DeSpain, Dick, Alice Ronald LeRoy -..r, 'Z 22'- Hale, Gary :I ' J. I Hampsten, Lois V AF: fx. ark Hxrms Rrnelta Hatfreld C1a1reAnn H111 Ralph Honeman Larry fl. 'hvuq A host f fre lunan grrls POSING9 Hrtchcock Sharon 3 Hoobler Holland Kenny Eugene ,..vs Th1s page comphments of CANTRELIJS SERVICE STATION 1? 'Y Kxng Krerger Kreutzrger Langley James Ida Loretta Jerry A i Lg. nch Remhng Srnrmons 3' Caralee Don n -90 Lollar Johnny N? 9' 45 Wxllrams Wm Yo mg '-7 V rn!! urn Albert sqd Gerald Loren J vell Young W1111ams Shuley Jack Sponsor Th1s page comphments of WINTER S MOTEL 'ldv- hu.- ,gb FRESI-IMAN CLASS FAVORITES Alrce Clark and Gerald Wrlhams were our p1Ck good lookmg aren't they? 72 zeakmea '- .Rl 4 S '7 X v-5 Barnes, Violet ' Booth, Johnny 4 4:' ' ,I .Zh-. 2 5 Arnold, Tommy Baker, Sandra Barnes, Rebecca Om ecazci 157154 Qld 37 5,4 Cv 'QF' I Sv :-2:1 We are proud of our class favorites Christopher Sam Sabra Howell and Devon Clutter. This page compliments of JONES 81 HOLLMAN, AGENTS Craig, Robert Daugherty, Raymond Depuy, Paul Clutter, Devon qi jf M gem This page compliments of HOFFERBER TRUCK LINES Houk, Buddy A Howell, Sabra l Kreiger Clarence Loughndge Larry Loring Lorame J Loveland, Jerry Mathis, Bobby McNabb, Meisel, O'Leary, L ' v J . 4 'W . 1 ,, A .. Johnny Leon Jimmy 1 Z' L' . K -.J as:-' 1 ,- 1 i K 'N- 'YA Raff, Remling, Scoggins, Tommy lfefle J. D. Eighth grade girls participating in basketball, LEFT TO RIGHT: Becky Barnes, Martha Ewing, Marie Dorsch, Loraine Loring, Sandra Baker, Sabra Howell, Rebecca Voiles, Irene Remling, and Kneeling-Mary Theiner. vw Parker, Carroll 8764 61446 This page compliments of WINTER'S INSURANCE Sr REAL ESTATE Simmons, Julie Slocum, Richard Theiner, Mary Voiles, Rebecca woody, Chauncy 5 Ackers Barley Barnum Barnes Brown, Gladys Kathryn Nancy Barbara ean eventh graders in Mr, What's so interesting around Mrs, Moellers' desk, kids? This page compliments of BIG JO LUMBER CO. Garcra Gulley Hanson Henrey Herbel, Vlctor Ken Darrell James Harold 7:4 mole ri. 53? 4. , 1 sl it mix . I , ,. jg' Q., T' 4 Q 5 Lollar Esther . 5 -'sa is Q M Mrres Ralph Chucky seems to be playrng the brg rodeo star for seventh grade grrls Seventh grade boys on 'jungle bars' at noon. They've been seeing too many Tarzan movies?? This page compliments of X 1 HODGES' I ,X SERVICE STATION fi ,X X Y . 'xx IW KO- ,al IU' 4 mi Y. 'J 44s fu 1 U ' - ' 9 y 'I T3 ' '2- 1 , 'T' X...-, ' Q . vs' ' qflfk- . xx, vw., n t.uA.. A Raff. Ramsey, Sammey Ladene CLASS FAVORITES A Rudd, Scoggins, Ruth Ann Leon Watson, Wilson, Ann Bobby B 0 A -tl ity' fiff 1 I :Q-, Smorherman, David Winter, Anita Young, Billy 7135 Qzcwle Linda Moeller and Kent Pittman This Page compliments of pictured just leaving the audi- HOOKER FEED STORE torium. 78 '64 Ev:-ri ,f 1 1 I 'Yi 1 KY N. Sox 4x Sykes, Micki Woody, Murry Raff, Charles 70414 Win 7a W. W. S. HOOKER BILI, WITT Junior, President of Student Council, first team in Basket- ball, F.F.A. officer, F.E. A. Judging team, Mixed Chorus, Boys Quartet, Boys Chorus, Sports Editor of Blue Book, Seventeen is Terrific , Crocodile Island , and Honorary Lion. LOIS JUNE MATTER Senior, Editor of Blue Book, first team in Basketball, Echo Staff, Secretary-Treasurer of Senior Class, Cro- This Page Compliments Of codile Island , The Campbells are Coming 1 ... .- ,. ,,,g WESTHOMA OIL CO. National Honor Society, State Honor Society 1 rv --.sin l ' -' A' 1-:Z Girls Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Dainty Dozen, f E , ' ' Band, Pe Club, and Lion Swettheart. Q P KAYLEEN JORDAN Junior, President of Junior Class, Business Manager Blue Book, Mixed RUTHE RAPP Junior, Girls Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Dainty Chorus, Girls Chorus, Dainty Dozen, Nat- Dozen, accompaniest for Girls Chorus, first team in ional Honor SOCieIy, State Honor SOCi6Iy. Basketball, Band, Activity Editor of Blue Book, Class Band, Crocodile Island , Seventeen is Officer, Pep Club, National Honor Society, State Terrific , One Foot in Heaven, Lion Honor Society, Seventeen is Terrific and Crocodile Sweetheart, Student Council, and Pep Club. Island . 1 4 ,bw m, iw 9, 1- 1 1 ' 'QQ 54--Q QS 4 , f2fg:p,: XEPL, ' Q .fm . - ,145 ,-' f-fa 5 1 ifwfw is f ., , ,-v f fa' ' f'f I x k .Q 4 'H-aw ' .Q 1... Ki YEARIOOKS f X KW' cz,:.'!D?r'l4. 1. k? 0 I- + ' I 2 -L., 'I is-'IQ ' 0 Nfl, if It I T, I il' I W'I E . - .q,y I I v- - IV 5 K- L V 4' 'T xx 'AX' f w , TW x I nr? fy1Ar0fA:b: 'Vx' l A557 3 Q ' bk: ,I y Mil U M- f T 'td , I ' . 1. ' X f-' B ., I . I qv-,Nj s ,sjl-, g X x f . ' r - I fv ' . i 1 --1 , . f sk, , - . ! n -L' i , . 1' ,if-.Q ' - ,. . - ' . T- I A ST I SENIOR HIGH BASEBALL SQUAD, FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Larry Grounds, Jack Livesay, Carol Bullcr, Carroll Baker, Eugene Holland, Jim Clutter, Gerald Williams. SECOND ROW: Jack Williams, Coachg Ltmuis Mcdilendon, Richard Mathis, Gary Abrahams, David Feil, Harold Bollinger. THIRD ROW: Bill Bnrdge, Larry Hale, Bob Griffin, Bill Witt, Tom Burdge and Don Mitchell, SEASON SCHEDULE 91166 W XXV Q58 u II fers Hooker 8 Balko I2 , vox 6 II D-31,1-O, . we 'WI 4 9 fone --F I 30 Of 511 8 WXN 2 Ada ms 4 Hook '- . , A was 3 Rolla 1 6' 191111 I' - . .8 xc W ns- . do -ff. . 63 - ABI Tx rone 2 35 be - N Ps Hardesty I H6717 I Rolla I8 5 Rolla 5 9 Rolla 6 -J 4 Boise City 9 3 Adams 4 BELOW: Bill Witt slides for home--was called out. Jim Clutter pitching in Adams game. Tom Burdgc at bat against Adams on a windy, dusty night. aft' Qs 151 RIGHT: Evelyn Sylvester a picture of lovlinessv as a hillbilly. ...P M'-A HSM--ww .. an U-can---. am Earth worms for supper. Ugg! LEFT: Jim Mc- Pherson. Ax R I 1 I n XR.. K. 4 1 . - , Ei kv 5 ster, Igenrieth Yocum. ind Hgold v -N 2 1 .. i P Zfwffffeffffd '26 l':1c Stnwr glass ,give .1 dt-lnflntfnl hlllinllit play on April ll nndur the dirt-stron -if Vernnn llwing. This play had worm r-ating, Uliqntvr lapping, and yum! wld faslntvned corn cob Slllllklllg also xt-ry dull- Lflllt meals Uit-lmvp, 1 4 f, sz 11, ' W .4 M 1.igQ.+, F 0 L X we , fc,-Sz, from and Z, 1954-55 SENIOR CLASS presented at Jr-Sr Prom- Banquet. The Junior Class complimented the Senior Class with a beautiful banquet and prom using An Evening in Paris as their theme, Y N T.- z.- fa, 5mm Pg g - an . Y 0 DC' 00 D1-'aw' DQ 'AVDJZ JR, -SR. BANQUET WAITERS. Sophomore boys Jerrold Jones, Louis Mcfllendon, Gary Abrahams, The TOP Hatters provide Sweet. mellow music Bob Grey, Richard Mathis, and Sidney Craig. for dancing at mg prom. if . ' P, PROM KING AND QUEEN: Kay Howell and David Feil. Many dancers fill the floor under a starry sky as they spend an 'evening in Paris'. Dancers, Bill Burdge and Lynda Curtis, Ed Amey and tter Mr. Ewing and Donna Theiner, and the Hundleys having a gay dance. Guests at the banquet ate in sidewalk cafes. Students and Faculty members exchange autographs between dances. I - Fl arfftfg at Nl 'Q V BACCALAUREATE SERVICES begin graduation week. Rev. Guy E. McPherson Graduating seniors enter high school auditorium. delivers baccalaureate address. Dr, M. L. Wardell de livers commencement address. Q ,r gi ,, W 1 ' Q-wqjix ' Q. V Y r K 0, 'I-,.-1' U-,ibx ' 1 HQ J lg r' - ' .jd Y I Q34 ' at N aafa-'M sew N-f- ...tiff X' X- N-. ,...ax A L GRADUATING SENIORS, FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Kay Howell, Clara Libich, Evelyn Sylvester, Darlene Akers, Donna Theiner, Lois June Matter, Kenneth Yocum, Ed Amey, Coetta Venable. SECOND ROW: Robert Flewelling, George Dysinger, Charles DeSpain, Jim McPherson, Harold Shaffer, Don Clutter, Leland Hitchcock, David Feil, Ralph Grounds, Gary Towner. and Harold Bollinger. W VL- Z7 SUPPUMENT