Hooker High School - Bluebook Yearbook (Hooker, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1956 volume:

'O Contents TITLE PAGE, DEDICATION, KENNELS. Pages one through four. FACULTY, Trainers, Handlers. Pages five through ten. SPORTS , Field Day. Pages thirty-nine through fifty-eight. BLUE nook Fvrvwvrl Lunu ii 'D CLASSES, Champions, Best of Show, Best of Group, Best of Age, Novice, Puppy. Pages eleven through thirty-eight. E 'ei A-' I ORGANIZATIONS . The Big Show. Pages fifty-nine through seventy-seven. WHO'S WHO, GRADUATION SUPPLEMENT. Parade of Show Champions Pages seventy-eight through eighty-four The purpose of Blue Book is to capture in black and white the high spot: of the ,, h 1 , 1955-56. - 19 5 5 5 6 sc oghgilirue Book staff built a theme around the school emblem, The mlldog. B UI-I-DOG DA YS They have shown hog: die bugdingclsliennelsjgrhe f11cultyfTE:ine:!Qg the aspartici ntsina sow ampions p Pup astaspom IN Daysyg orgP:nlzations zgiggiowjg and who's who ftggade opelharnpioml fit into HOOKER HIGH the Hooker Junior High and the Senior High students' SCHOOL 'I'heBlue Bookstaffthanks eachoftbemanypeop whohavehelpeduo put this book together. It is the staffs' hope that in future ygan this highschool A Hooker , Oklahoma annual will serve as a tangible mem: of 'Bulldog Days' Hooker H School. Volume V1 Kayleen I an Sharon Loring Lynda Curtis mu was m Jewell Jones To ge Pat Fankhouaet Bob uralne I MEMURIAM .J 'R-P mis 11 'Sv 5 - To the memory of Mr. A. M. Keeth, past superintendent of Hooker High School, we dedicate this, our 1956 Bluebook. Mr. Keeth rendered a successful five years of service to the Hooker Schools, and his death in the summer of 1954 came as a great loss to all who knew him. May this book serve as a constant reminder of his efforts for the better- ment of Hooker High School. Hooker High School Student Body and Faculty Maia. '-'Q' V- - ' asker- nu? 4- F, ,gy .. 'Qfkgs ar-'- s f N o vvgsv n V L 6 5M9.,:,, X x 6 A ,, r .. I .ul-.- EEE EE! L r ,P From Whence ll'-e Came--Every dog has his days to remember, and most of the Bulldogs' were spent in the grade school, pictured above. 5 I K -r' Here in the bus barn resides the new bus--transportation Lrg School of Champions --Hooker High School. of the proud Bulldogs--another symbol of superior school The fHl'm9fS Of IOIUOHOW are Uailled if! this F-F. A. splrrt. Building. fi! .jillflllllllll l , -.nag bil . I J- L l my ., I, . FA? ,,,gq4?z?t, Caught in a moment of peace and quiet, the shop looks This gym has been one of the centers of activity in our very unnatural since it is usually a lair of activity. kennels, site of many Bulldog victories. The first floor hall is a mass of Bulldogs trying to reach their next class. O2 ,Q The suggestion has een made that an elevator or two be installed around the kennels, but until then, this stairway and hall to 3rd floor is very well trav- eled. The Morning Watch, introduced this year and held every Monday moming in the high school au- ditorium, made a place of its own in the life of Hooker High School students. This period of rest and meditation introduced the new week and gave students a fetling of closeness and unity. 2 1 4 I K K Hr. lan Mr. Ewing Mr. I-lathom Ill. I-lundley Mn. lone Mr. Moeller Mt. WIBOII 4 ff. . he-fr .. ,rg . TKAINEIS QFacultyl EVENTS AND DATES Faculty Picnic State Teachers Meeting 1 Faculty Dinner QRandal1'sj P. T. A. Chili Supper Faculty Wedding Supper 'District Teachers Meeting August October November November January March Z8-29 Mr, Hollars Mrs. Ewing Mr. Heintz Mrs . Hundlcy Mr. Maha ffey Mrs. Moeller Mr. Williams 4.5 -nl-a M mi? 5 JoEllen Adams, Mr. Barr's secretary, couldn't even take time out to have her picture taken so she was caught during the rush. She handles the Bull Q f f., dog finances and keeps things under lexl- Q, 2 control in the office. f 9 . A -- 1 :gf-ef Taking time out from a busy day, Fred Barr, Superintendent of Hooker Public Schools, paused a moment to listen to the daily announcements over the Squawk-Box. Mr. Barr is a graduate of Southwestern State where he received his B.S. in 1938. Mr. Barr received a Masters of Education in City School Administration from Oklahoma University in 1950. BELOW: This photogenic member of Hooker High School Staff is Mr. Garland Hollars, High School Principal. From his office on second floor, Mr. Hollars makes daily announcements, sponsors Student Council, and keeps life in Bulldog kennels on an even keel. Mr. Hollars also teaches three classes. He is a graduate of Southwestern State where he received his B. A. in 1950. He received his Masters of Education from Oklahoma University in 1954. C' ii 44 S V +9 w- , O Y-Q. ez Qi ef ' aj' ABOVE: School board members and wives were guests of home economics students at a dinner served in the home economics department. LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: Superintendent and Mrs. Fred Barr, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Voiles, Mr. and Mrs. Sid Hussey, Mr. Garland Hollars, Principal, and Mrs. Hollars Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Metcalf. NOT PICTURED: George A. Dysinger. LEFT: Blue Book shows parents at the Chili Supper and Open House V sponsored by the Parent-Teacher ii'i'F5?:m Association. il? 1 'Y 'Q A I BELOW: Wayne Thompson, Arden Hoobler, John Kerr, and Abbie Wilson get ready to ride the P.T.A. Float in the homecoming parade. PL 13 x -F Y ,gulf he X., K ' . . Q I l-S ' f . A G Hookor Iligh Sohool R 'WW -1- J X41 Q- A close inspection of the Home Economics Department reveals Mrs. Ewing and Mrs. Jones drinking their after- noon cup of tea--maybe they're just practicing how to teach the little social graces that count. 'I G0 3' Mr. Ewing is helping Coach Williams l .7 books. The kennels house a very well-e N N4 HOOKER HIGH SCHOOL TRAINERS MRS. EVELYN EWING. Home Economics and English. B.S., Central State, '38g 27 hours fsummersj, Oklahoma A. 8a M. MRS. CORA JONES. Mathematics. B.A., Central State, '40g University of Minnesota. MR. VERNON T. EWING. English and Library. B.A., Central State, '37g Q3 summersj, Oklahoma A. 81 M. . JACK WILLIAMS. Coach and English I. .A. , Southwestern State, '53. . ROY MAHAFFEY. Industrial Arts. .S., Panhandle A. 8: M., '52. . FIELDS HATHORN. Vocal Music. .A. , Oklahoma A. 8s M., '49. MR B MR B MR B AU ocate football qulpped library as HOOKER HIGH SCHOOL 'TRAINERS' MRS, GEORGIA MOELLER,,Language Arts.. H,A, , Southwestern State, '54, fsummersy Sul Ross. MRS, JOEl.l.A HUNDLEY, ,Commerceu B,S,, Oklahoma A, 81 M, '51, 21 hours Qsummersj, Oklahoma A, SL M, MR, RAYMOND WATSON, ,Science and Health, , R,S, , Southwestern State, '5flfSl1ITlYflCl'j South- western State. MR, AMANUAI. HEINTZ, ,Vocational Agriculture, , l3,S,, Oklahoma A, 811 M,, '53, MR, CHARLES HUNlDl,lfY,,Coach and Social Science.. R,S, , Oklahoma A, Alf M., '51 12 hours fsummersj, Oklahoma A, 8z M, MR, FREDERICK MOEI.l,liR, ,Hand and Physical Edu- cation. H,A,, Southwesterzz State, '48, fsummersj Sul Ross. ' 'D ' .5 'C' ' yt X 1 , qv. . . e 4 4 '-' .. E: fwf -eng - I Ill Ili ,' 'um ': A+' ' Kiyg, Ill frm. L, -1- Q . ,, x Rt . -tx, ' ,st 'f - Ex' ' ,D x s-it cf un Q- ' qu ' H ,r, 6. 'N in the Buick night class at P,A,M,C, during the first semester. HE'- BELOWg Mr. Watson and Mr. Heintz say that is water OJ they're distilling. 1 1 ' A fd! Wagga? 's The two heavy weights making like 'Grable and Monroe' are really Coach Hundley and Mr, Moeller, fMany long, hard hours of work went into getting this picturej, flll... , , , J .Thief BELOW: Mess call in the kennels finds the lunchroom filled to overflowing with hungry Bulldogs. Though they be athletes, future farmers or housewives, business men and women, they all have healthy appetites. li...- ff l,O uv, OX ll f-f.'-':'- . . : f-.ff ' are as ,X-. ' The transportation of the rural Bulldogs is lined up at four o'clock, flanked by the bus drivers, dependable handlers in all kinds of weather. LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: Mr. Parham, Mrs. Duncan, Mr. Johnston, Mr. Depuy, Mr. Hamilton, Mr Holzrichter, Mr. Thurman, Mr. Pittman. NOT PICTURED: Mr. Duncan. BELOW, LEFT: The women who fill the orders and soothe the growling masses are, LEFT TO li RIGHT: Mrs. John Abrahams, Mrs. C.A. 1 ' I Grounds, Mrs. Sarah Vincent, Mrs. Lloyd s Oliver. '- BELOW: The custodians of the kennels, Mr. 'ft Raymond Daugherty and Mr. Miller Griffin. 'Qld 5' li un' Champions Best of Group Novice i j GLASSES EVENTS AND DATES Senior Play Thanksgiving Vacation Christmas Vacation Semester Exams Junior Play Jr. - Sr. Prom Baccalaureate Class Night Commencement November November December January April May May May 15 24-Z5-Z6 Z3-Januaryl 12-13 6 13 - 15 Q 17 Best of Show Best of Age PUPPY ' 2+-'LN flat S 'V-lx Seniors Q1 Gl.lfNlJA ADAM5 State llonor Society l-35 Vocal Music l'Lfg Senior Playg Student Council l-1l5Pepettes l-L25 Class officer l-Q-4. -1,- ' lo1sn5AN Akuoln Favorite Senior Girl5 Football Princess 45 Basket- A H1 ball 45 Senior Playg 4-ll and 4-ll Officer 45 Pep- ette Cheerleader 45 f'l'ransfer front Mansfield, Arkansas, 43. CARROLI. BM-iliR Band l-3-3-45 Pep Band 335 Mixed Cliorns lg Co- ? Captain Football 45 Football l-Q-3-45 Baseball V 1-Z-3-45 Basketball lg Senior Play5 F.F.A. 1-12- 1 3-45 F.F.A. Officer 45 ll-Club l-2-ll-4. X 'L' vERNoN rnriinll Band l-3-3-45 Dance Band 45 Pep Band 3-45 Boys' Cliorus 2-13-45 Football 45 Basketball lg Junior- y I Senior Play5 Crocodile lsland 3g Band President F 45 F.F.A. 2-Ll-4. l Adams, Glenda Baker, Carroll T Arnold, Loislean Blelirn, Vernon Buller, Carol Buller, Carolyn Bnrdge, Bill Burdge, Tom rf' CAROL BUl.l.lZR Band l-3-Z3-45 Mixed Chorus 1-21-35 Boys' Glee Club l-3-15-45 Boys Quartet 35 Football 2-3-45 Basketball l-J-45 Baseball 1-1-33-45 Crocodile 1 , - v P Island 35 ll'Q,lllb l-2-.5-4. CAROl.YN BULLIIR Band 55-45 Chorus l'.fg Basketball l-3-I3-45 Senior Play Pepettes l-3-15-45 ll-Club Z3-4. Bll,l, BURDGE Favorite junior Boyg junior l,ion5 Chorus l-2-3-45 Basketball l-3-fi-45 Baseball 1-2-3-45 Junior- Senior Playg One Foot in lleaven 35 Crocodile Island B5 F.F.A. l-2-3-45 F.F.A. Judging Team l'12-3-45 H-Club l-2-3-45 F.F.A. Officer 2-3-4 TOM BURDGE Boys' Cliorus 1-12-3-45 Boys' Ouartet 45 Baseball .'-osx l'1f'3'4g Basketball 1-2-45 Football lgILllliO1 ' Senior Playg Crocodile Island 3g l-I-Club 1-2-3-45 F.F.A. Officer 45 F.F.A. Judging Team 1-2-3-4 Blue Book 45 Junior Lion. 'xx his page compliments of 12 GEORGE BURDGE ,fv'w 11-J E5 X The 'Champions' class sponsors, Mr. and Mrs, Ewing, were kept very busy all year with the senior play, con- cessions, and general senior arrange- ments. Pictured with the sponsors are Ruthe Rapp, Tom Burdge, and Larry Wilt. Seniors Butler, Beth Clutter jim Dwi Big dogs of the 'Champions' class were LEFT TO RIGHT: Juanita Stearman, Reporter5 Larry Hale, Vice-Presidentg Kay- leeu jordan, Presidentg SEATED5 Glenda D I Adams Secretar -Treasurer senior class favorites, Lee ' y Hale and Lois Arnold 0065 A DeSpain, Louise Curtis, Lynda C?-.f su! 1 A ' 4 Y- :are ii BETH BUTLER Football Queen 45 Senior Play5 Pepettes 45 Cheer- leader 45 QTrausfer from Barnsdall, Oklahoma, 41. JIM CLUTTER Vocal Music l-2-35 Boys' Quartet 1-2-35 Football I-2-3-45 Basketball 1-25 Baseball I-2-3-45 Senior Play 4. LYNDA CURTIS Favorite Junior Girl, Blue Book Personality lg Junior Lioness 45 National Honor Society 3-45 State Honor Society 1-25 Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-45 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-45 Dainty Dozen 35 Girls' Trio I-25 Girls' Quartet 3-45 Basketball 1-35 Junior-Senior Playg One Foot in Heaven 35 Crocodile Island 35 H-C lub 3-45 Pepettes 1-2-3-45 Pepettes Officer 2'3'4g Girls' Chorus Officer 35 Blue Book staff 2-3-4. LOUISE DeSPAlN F.F. A. Sweetheart 35 Basketball 3-45 Pepettes 3-4 H-Club 3-43 QTransfer from Guymon, Oklahoma 35 This page compliments of -4,-f X' GEORGE T. BURDGE INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER DEALER H001 Very useful to the class as well as the basketball teams were Tom Burdge was privileged to be pictured with the remains of the seniors' first prize float, based on a rocket theme. The rocket nearly 'took off' in the wind. JACK DORSCH Vocal Music l-25 Football l-45 Baseball l-45 Basketball l-25 F.F.A. 1-2-3-45 F.F.A. Land Judging Team 3. BOB GRIFFIN B0yS' State 35 National Honor Society 3-45 Junior Lion 4- All Football Conference End 45 Blue Book Personality lg Boys' Glee Club 1-2-3-45 Mixed Chorus 1-2'3-45 Boys' Quartet 1-2-3-45 Baseball l-2-3-45 Football 1-2-3-45 Basketball 1-2-3-45 Junior-Senior Play5 One Foot in Heaven 35 Crocodile Island 3gH'C1llb l-2-3-45 F.F.A. 1-25 4-H 3-45 Livestock Judging Teams l-2-3-45 4-H Officer 3-45 Junior Business Manager. LARRY GROUNDS Band 1-2-3-45 Vocal Music l-2-3-45 Baseball 1-25 Senior Play5 One Foot in Heaven 35 Crocodile Island 35 Dairy Judging Team 3. LARRY HALF Favorite Senior Boyg National Honor Society 3-45 Best All- Around Athlete 35 Junior Lion 35 Blue Book Personality lg Basketball 1-2-3-45 Football 1-2-45 Baseball 1-2-3-45 H-Club 2-3-45 Class Officer 2-3-4. Training to enter the business field, under direction of Mrs. Hundley, the senior girls worked hard in shorthand. '15 , 'ii . ' I Q T Griffin, Bob Hale, Larry This page compliments of DUNNAGAN WATCH REPAIR Torn Burdge appeals to be rush- ing, Lois Arnold seems serene, and Lynda Curtis must have been L 940.1 FJ ns!! W 7 A typical English IV scene during play preparation time. tasting the merchandise in the senior concession stand at the football field, hm nag 5 hx r ' l ' 5 M' n I 0 rs '9- VF. 'Qt 4 ngwriit touts Blue Book Princess 35 Senior Play5 Pepettes 3-45 ,I Cheerleader 4g Blue Book 4. fTtansfer from Cherokee, I Oklahotna 35. MARY ANN JONES Basketball 3-45 Junior Playg Pepettes 35 Cheerleader 5 35 H-Club 3-4. Cfransfer from Cherokee, Oklahoma 31 KAYLEEN JORDAN Who's Who 2-35 Junior Lioness 3g National Honor L lg 'ii -fi Society 3-45 State Honor Society 1-2-3-45 Student Council l-2-3-45 Band 3-45 Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-45 Mixed Chorus l-2-3-45 Girls' Qiartet 45 Dainty Dozen 35 Basketball lg Crocodile Island 35 One Foot in Heaven 35 Junior-Senior Play5 H-Club 3-45 Pep- ettes 1-12-3-45 President Junior 81 Senior Class5 Blue Book 3- Blue Book Editor 4. JACK LIVESAY Band lg Boys' Glee Club 12-35 Football 1-2-3-45 Baseball 1-2-3-45 H-Club 1-2. l Jones, Jewell Jones, Mary Anti Jordan, Kayleen Livesay, Jack Mitchell, Don Rapp, Ruthe DON MITCHELL Football Captain 45 Football l-2-3-45 Baseball l- 2-I3-45 Basketball l-3-35 ll-Club 1-3-4. PEGGY OLIVER Girls' Chorus 1-35 Mixed Chorus l-25 Basketball 1- lg Pepettes l-3-3. RUTHE RAPP Who's Who 1-35 Junior Lioness 45 Scholarship Award 35 National Honor Society 3-45 State Honor Society Q-3-45 Chorus Award 35 Band 1-2-3-45 Girls' Chorus l-3-3-45 Dainty Dozen 35 Girls' Trio l-35 Girls' Quartet 3-45 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3'4g Basketball 1- 2-3-45 Junior-Senior Play5 Crocodile Island 35 H- Club 2-3-45 Pepettes 1-2-3-45 Blue Book 3. JUANITA STEARMAN National Honor Society 3-45 State Honor Society l-2-35 Girls' Chorus 2-45 Mixed Chorus 235 Junior-Senior Play5 One Foot in Heaven 35 3, 5 Pepettes 4. This page compliments of DAIRY KREEMH an-.ff Oliver, Peggy Stearman, Juanita ,F I -1: . -11 Seniors T , GWEN STEVENS Blue Book Queen 15 F.F. A. Sweetheart 25 National Honor Society 3-45 State Honor Society 1-2-35 Girls' Chorus l-25 Mixed Chorus l-25 Basketball 1-2-35 Junior-Senior 5- , 'C' Play5 H-Club 1-2-35 One Foot in Heaven 35 Pepettes 1-2-3-45 Cheerleader 2-3-45 4-H Club 1-2-3-4--Officer 45 Pep Club Officer 45 Class Officer 1-25 Blue Book Staff 3. Stevens, Gwen Wm, Bin Witt, Larry 'Q BILL WITT All Around Boy 35 Junior Lion 35 Blue Book Personality 35 Boys' Chorus 1-2-3-45 Mixed Chorus 2-3-45 Boys' Quartet 2-3-45 Basket- ball 1-2-3-45 Football 1-2-45 Baseball 2-3- 45 Junior Play5 F.F.A. 1-2-3-45 H-Club 1- 2-3-45 Crocodile Island 35 Student Council 3-4--President 3-45 F.F. A. Officer 2-3-45 Class Officer 1-25 Blue Book 2-3-4. LARRY WITT Band 1-25 E.F.A. 1-2-3-45 I-'.F.A. Officer I 3-45 Football 4. ' l .1 'ze '1 '.. U .ah-uu-n-v- - 5 1 . . . L TOP PICTURE, Typing I1 students learning stenciling and operation of the'oil well . . mimeograph machine. BOTTOM PICTURE, the purpose of the aluminum molding plates, made by Mr. Mahaffey, are dem- onstrated to the senior boys' shop class. Agriculture IV students, LEFT TO The chemistry student with the fiend- RIGHT: Vernon Blehm, Carroll Baker, ish gleam in his eye is Carol Bullet, Tom Burdge, Bill Burdge, Larry Grounds, He may be fixing to swallow a Jack Dorsch and Larry Witt studying pickled frog this time--the last one a field crops subject under Mr. Heintz. was alive. -r Ir, IH. L lmam I alllvr knows lie-JI K xXx An 51' I1 1 L Vxl ..... . . . . . . W fl 1,1fKf l 1, , , Q Q ......... . V- . X k K . . 1 - . . . . . . . ZVVK' I 'K . . , . . . . . . . NM KU -7 firm, ' :' '11, Mm , 1 'r ' - ,V -Nun l Wixk. X- ,lu x , - x Ak '.z1x.xr-w1p'X ix . M.. .1 N 5 ,mgv Q uIrxIh11E:1L'Y1I.4 wi 17 , V . fx JRE-K an g, 153 . ' 9' ,Q-3 ...ZS Q' ,TN 51 W'-v' 1 .Q-n Abrahams, Aleera Abrahams, Gary Carter, Ellen Craig, Sidney Eankhouser, Pat fix' ru., Lb -'sv 'Aj A, fr. , - uf f. , . ui -Y-A W X - .a 2 . i The big wheels that make the junior class roll are the class officers, PICTURED LEFT TO RIGHT: Par Fankhouser, Vice-President, Ellen Carter, Student Councilg Bob Grey, Presidentg Sharon Lor- ing, Reporter, Aleera Abrahams, Secretary-Trea- surer. Honeman, Barbara Jones, Jerrold 2 if Wall 4 1 4-1' Grey, Bob Harrison, Emily Hickox, Norma Holland, Anna Marie Krieger, Marlene I v Am ,nj 9' 'x Q as 5' Loring, Sharon 'lg Q Mathis, Richard fit, 6 Jil' l v---r ,Y f ,ll f 'NJ This page Complimezuts of WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Raymond Watson - Fields Hathorn CLASS SPONSORS V kos lv- -Q 1 F McC1endon, Louis Raff, Howard J unmrs A .Q WZ:- Raines, Joan Seawright, Sue Towner, Eileen Joan Raines and Pat Fankhouser, two of Mr. Hollar's good little 'Okies', listen to Rodgers and Hammer- stein's version of Oklahoma. 19 QL S The choice of the litter are class favorites Gary Abe' Abrahams and be Vocational Agriculture HI class has three juniors enrolled. Above they are Sidney Craig, Louis McClendon, Jerrold Jones, and Mr. Heintz, Instructor For two hours each morning the rypewriters Th 1. t f drum in Mrs I-lundle s ears as the Best of 15 page Comp lmell S O Y MENG IMPLEMENT COMPANY N x .uf Junior sponsors, Raymond Watson and Fields Hathorn, are caught patronizing the Senior Coke Machine, but the celebration here was soon after the announcement of an approaching wedding. This page compliments of THE MODEL Playing basketball on a day they talked their way out of mixed chorus are Anna Marie Holland, Joan Raines, and Ellen Carter. IUNIORS FAVORITE SAYINGS: Mum's the word. Orchids for you. You can never tell when you'll need a pencil. S V ? .'A.'1'. 4,9 fr i 4 Q . w+vn'y ' T: 'L ' s 1. at . ,F ,I gif, , - 5' , T -If , 1 W V- kt l Q AA ir I ll. fg . .:.. ,f'FYp' .4 . N , Examples of energetic and enthusiastic juniors are Sid Craig and Shane Mathis, caught hiding in the lounge. ls 'v JC' Southern fried pheasant is on the menu for future homemakers Sue Seawright, Emily Harrison, and Marlene Krieger. la' '-1,- . ' , . , ' ' 'J .- - 4 . A .u,. fi s 1 WL J 1 al as sw 'W CU! , ' if ,J Athletics illl d ABOVE, LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Ruthc Rapp, Kaylccn Jordan, Anna Holland, Norma Hickox, Barbara Honeman, Pat Fankhouser. SECOND ROW: Mr. Moeller, Alecta Abrahams, Emily Harrison, Sharon Loring, Carolyn Buller, Joan Raines. THIRD ROW: Vernon Blehm, Carol Buller. Larry Grounds, Sue Seawright, Ellen Carter. ABOVE, LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Ruthe Rapp, Carolyn Bullcr, Maryann Jones, Sue Seawri ht, Ellen Carter, Lois Arnold, Louise DcSpain. SECOND ROW: B51 Witt, Richard Mathis, Bob Griffin, Tommy Burdge, Bill Burdge, Larry Hale, Coach Hundley. THIRD ROW: Don Mitchell, Louis McClcndon, Carroll Baker, Jimmy Clutter, Carol Buller, Vernon Blehm, Coach Williams. lncal Music LEFT, LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Kaylcen Jordan, Ruthc Rapp, Ellen Carter, Sue Sca- wright, Sharon Loring, Mr. Hathorn. SECOND ROW: Joan Raines, Norma Hickox, Barbara l-loneman, Lynda Curtis, Anna Holland, Pat ' Fankhouser. THIRD ROW: Bill Witt, Carol Buller, Bob Griffin, Larry Grounds, Richard Mathis, Bill Burdge. l Sopllumores SN l is 7-v X ff J 'Best of Group' class officers: Alice Clark, Student Council, Sharon Hitchcock, President, Akers, James Renetta Harms, Secretary-Treasurer, Ronald BRINGS. Palllifle DeSpain, Vice-President. Blehm, Ioan 65 os. This page complimexits of HOOKER ELEVATORS, INC. The sophomore class elected three class favorites: Gary Hale, Ralph Hill, and Jenelle Simmons. Brindle, Betty Burdge, Carolyn Clark, Alice DeSpain, Ronald Hale, Gary Hampsten, Lois 23 di 2 T i we 71... L-r H WMI: H2 Ri' N- i. 4'-' X! Harnis, Renetta Hatfield, Claire Ann Hill, Ralph Hitchcock, Sharon hr fl ie., i ,- Holland, Eugene Honeman, Larry This page compliments of ROBERTS BROS. . ,1,--- N. IU .L , '5 .. ,- + 1 V :I f - , i 1 ' ai..- , ' 'HW 81 'x :AVL 1, F X 1 4 4 N 'Q 4 , X, . ,. , Q X- Q 'f' - u. 'N ' q iii E Q ' ' ' 'ii N! Vocational Agriculture II students under the dir- ection of Mr, Heintz are: Ralph Hill, Kenny Hoobler, Gerald Williams, Loren Witt, James King, Jerry Langley, Don Remling, Larry Honeman. 24 Yophomurvs vw Q-...,- y -4.,,,.- R . ,vu . , 11 -Q 'Q !' X' W' . fe- . A fi ' ,-1555.1 I V' ' f 1 6 B Q A ,J if A 3 'Best of Group' Home Economics girls watch a film in their fourth period class. Mrs, Ewing is the one behind the projector. FN ul' 445' fs- , un- Hoobler, Kenny King, James Kreutziger, Loretta Krieger, Ida gezxs 6 1 , as' s gf Q ' ---af V '- - ' lah 1' l .- 1 V ' ,. V I. Q 1 ' .. ' J' 2 Z 'if k T J S -,A , ' N A -J Q 4 A V 'I xl , X' English II, taught by Mr. Ewing the third period each day, involved a lot of work as Langley Jerry the 'Best of Group' class soon found. Loma! johnny 'fu ' 'Q Q I S Brava I , is X1 Sophomore students, with Mr. Hollars as teacher, studied Oklahoma from tip to tip in Oklahoma History and Civics. This page cornplinients of P. 8: O. CLEANERS Rernling, Don Simmons, Jenelle Williams, Gerald Witt, Loren Young, Jewell Young, Shirley 25 Sophomores ,I GA 4, A i lg 6, ,, 1 'tr- out n WV.. 1 ,QS 1 ,-nv S PR ,v 'Y' Class sponsor, Mr. Hundley, and wife. Mr. Hundley entered his name on the casulaty list after the tenth man didn't make it to early morning basketball practice. The above is not the original sophomore float. The wind destroyed the first one before the parade. Sharon Hitchcock, Renetta Harms, Ronald DeSpain, Eugene Holland, and Larry Honeman quickly decorated the convertible so they could still enter, 5 -J W? ,fe Sophomores i f rp, 1, 4 The above sophomore D035 were caught unaware of the photographer in first hour study hall. They are Jerry Langley, Gary Hale, Ralph Hill, James Akers, Gerald Williams, Kenny Hoobler--and two unideutifiable students. I' 1 fl nf fx R L The class is drivers education, not geometry. Mr. Williams guided the above students through tneory and praetiee to driver licenses. fa. 145 This page compliments of MARSIHIALLNS PLUMBING Ki APPLIANCE This is Plane Geometry. Some of the students refer to the room as the 'Room of Triangles! The teacher is Mrs. Jones. , ' da .Q - , 'aah . , fs an ,Lx f x 6 Depuy, Paul 1 4 5 Q1 I Dedpain, johnny Dorsch, Marie Duncan, Rex Duncan, Ronnie will ..4lv' was Ewing, Martha -CF 'YT' Hatfield, Deanna Hecox, Dawn I C L Mrs. Cora Jones Class Sponsor i Fanlchouser, Mike This page corriplirncnts of K I X ue'- LQOFFERBER TRUCK LINES Making the books balance is the job of these freshmen class officers: Rebecca Voiles, Reporterg Loraine Loring, Vice- Presidentg Peggy Johnston, President, Devon Clutter, Student Council, SEATED: J.D. Scoggins, Secretary-Treasurer. Hill, Leda Ruth Hoeme, Jerry Hofferber, Sandra Howell, Sabra 3 Q 5 43 sr' -R if d il up vp ,-wo' , ,-rx ', 5 mcg ,fi . I K ' Q: QA e ix ...Q fi? x wx I lex g C., 9 T 3-4- C 'sf-0' gf Johnston, Peggy Krieger, Clarence Loring, Loraine Loughridge, Larry Loveland, Jerry A ,R K. ,I A cs Q?-'v YW ,haf i Roy Mahaffey ' Mathis, Bob , v Class Sponsor if l 3 Meisel, Leon This page complime nts of 145 5 Q 46- HOOKER FEED STORE Class favorites in the 'Best of Age Class' are J.D. Scoggins and Montonya, Edwin Peggy Johnston. Here they admire the Texas County basketball trophy won by the senior high boys during the '54-'55 season. McNabb, Johnny O'Leary, James Parker, Carroll Scoggins, J.D. Raff. ThOm8S l 33' if T 4? -gg 4.-:rw The freshmen are ready to enter their float in the home coming parade. Riding on the float, James O'Leary, Johnny DeSpain, Dawn Hecox, Violet Barnes, David Mahaffey, Mary Theiner, and Larry boughridge, YW Theiner, Mary Voiles, Rebecca ..Q. 'Best of Age' shop boys, taught by Mr. Mahaffey, are working on some beautiful cedar chests. ,-L H Duncan Jerry Loveland and Robert Craig are the mwl lil all f' 'fa 7' Booth, johnny . Brown, Billie jean X as Clark, Spencer S o oo' 95 9 vb rx' 1 as B X QR-. .--X., Q Jack Willixnns and Amanual lleintz, sponsors of the eighth grade, arrange the bulletin board on second floor between classes. 9 Q 'Wa- :Nr s..- Ackers, Gladys Bailey, Kay Barnes, Barbara 1 Clinard, Clifford Daugherty, Barbara This page compliments of IBLODGES MOBIL SERVICE Eighth Ilraidv PQ J fpifa QD 0 X 5 1' 'N .4--ji . H NM r- The Eighth grade president and his cabinet, LEFT TO RIGHT: Billy Young, Secretary-Treasurerg Spencer Clark, Presidentg Larry lloeine, Vice-President, Gene Mires, Student Council. i 'ai QW' 'W Garcia, Victor Hanson, Darrell Herbel, Harold Hoeme, Larry ' s 443 f 0 Q 1 'nv i if Holzrichter, Charles Jackson, G.A. Lollar, Esther Mcliee, Sally The tops of the 'Novice Class' are Spencer Clark and Micki Sykes. 32 lx Matheniarician, Mrs. Jones, instructs studious Eighth graders in arithmetic. ,4- 5, Eighth liradv ,Va G. -v- Mires, Gene Moeller, Linda .N G' .P ,GI U. A -- in Coach Williams reaches the 'Novice Class' sentence structure in English class. Raff, Charles Raff, Sammy 33 Osborn. Tommy Peck, Dennis f Q 1.- Pittman, Kent Ramsey, Ladene F 13' .Cin fun if l gtk Eighth llradv six 'Ex I ry., .xif Radford, Aubrey Rudd, Ruth Ann Smothernian, David Sykes, Nicki Watson, Ann Wilson, Bob '- A u 'ff ,v The Eighth grade float, with the theme of the old and new, would surely have won some awards if it could have been judged as it appears above. Hard luck befell the class when a tree branch tore off 6. the blackboard. L Bugs, weather, anatomy, etc., went into science taught by Mr. Watson. Winter, Anita This page compliments of YOUUE- Bi11YJ0ff 34 DAVID WINTER INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE 4 . . 1 ff: I 3' 'M F X. :- ..: EE -'LA 'il ii ' 5- Lunch time for hard-working, seventh grade sponsors, Mr. and Mrs. Moeller. 35 ning w -5' x , xii, 'su-Q ,QQ Y 485 x 3 X S Nw . Q Qtr W 1 ' ,1 BJ, -1' 1- .a s. 'Q' T' 'Y 'X'-4 ,P 5 are Ackers, Maxine Arnold, Milly Brown, Betty jane Burdge, Loyd Hill, Dale Hill, james 5, A f Brandes, Allen Cotton, Jim Hollrnan, Terryl -' . L is -147 Y fi' Qu- 6 ,BAT-in 3 1 -5' 3 X' - ' Craig, Betty Sue Davis, Marion Davis, Peggy Duncan, Merriloy ,lf A ir Erhardt, Leona Gaston, Charleen i 1, gg 5, r .3 Q, 4 , R 'iw Hoobler, Rodney 'O ' , Y Lauderdale, Henry .O Lauderdale, Joy Lee This page compliments of HOOKER HARDWARE CO. W SQ X69 ,Q wc:-P ,p vvidig H ,1 'D 1 -gf ' 1 r L.. 3 au. an Qi Q5 M sQv-5-3 iiff YY 5' X fgs ' KL eil' --' ,, C , 1 RTS, Rahenkamp, Jerry Raines, Linda Remmel, Barbara Scoggins, Leon Shaw, Gerald Stevens, Sharon This page compiimeiits JONES gl IIOLLMAN Thurman, Mike Voiles, Carol Voiles, David of 'ff' fu -.fix af Lee, Melvin Loughridge, Richard McBee, Robert Parham, Barry Purdy, CurLis Raff, Edward S: A 1 Theiner, Betty Thompson, Buddy i TQ- 1'- N D 'X x avr' Q 'R xx E- i in 5 X N. 2' v 'il NW I , ., Vkfx Y Everyone in this seventh grade Science and Hedllh CUSS. except the teacher, Mr. Watson, posed for the photographer. :if -em We A S Teaching English, spelling, and reading to the 'Puppy Class' is Mrs. Moeller's project. Finding out how our government operates is the .Tp-tiki problem for Social Science classes, taught by P Principal Hollars. ,..6.f Mr. Mahaffey instructs the future Einsteins of America in his arithmetic class. IUWANKJAL p 5 FIELD IAYS QSportsj EVENTS AND DATES Elkhart vs. Hooker fHomecomingl P. A. M. C. Basketball Tournament Seventh 8: Eighth Grade Tournament Roaston Junior High Tournament County Basketball Tournament District Basketball Tournament Regional Basketball Tournament 'Baseball Tournament November December December January January February February fl9 8-10 15-17 19-Z1 26-28 14-18 Z3 Z4- 25 FI DAY ,fe OOTBA' 1955 aj' 4, Football queen candidates, Beth Butler, Lois Arnold, and Leda Hill, were chauffeured by Bill Witt to the place of coronation. BETH BUTLER A - 1955 Football Oueen THIS PAGE COMPLIMENTS OF . GREYIS REXALL DRUG Crowned football queen by Don , .f Mitchell in ceremonies at the homecoming game was senior Beth Butler. l ' Beth, surrounded here by attendants and escorts, watched the last half of the game from a blue and white throne on the sidelines. FOOTBALL SQUAD BOTTOM ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Coach Hundley Larry Grounds Mike Fankhouser J D bcoggms Leon Meisel Jerry Langley Sam Christopher Ronnie Duncan Clarence Krieger Tommy Arnold Devon Clutter Coach Williams SECOND ROW Larry Witt Gary Hale Tommy Raff Jack Dorsch Carroll Baker Eugene Holland Loren Witt Johnny McNabb, Gerald Williams, Larry Honeman. THIRD ROW: Jim Clutter, Don Mitchell, James King, Jack Livesay, Ronald DeSpain, Carol Buller, Ralph Hill, Bob Griffin, Larry Hale, Richard Mathis, Louis McClendon, Vernon Blehm, Gary Abrahams, Bill Witt. ABOVE: Devon Clutter carries against Beaver, Carol Buller is other Bulldog in on the play. HOOKER 6 BEAVER 21 The Bulldogs started off the season with a loss. Everyone was pleased with the performance the team gave as the team looked good on defense. Other than lack of time to get ready, Hooker held her own. Beaver's touchdowns came on costly fumbles and penalties. Jim Clutter scored the Bulldog's tally in the 'fourth quarter on an 18-yard sprint. With the season opener, Hooker again entered eleven-man football play for the first time in three years CARROLL BAKER-10 VERNON BLEHM -20 CAROL BULLER-31 JIM CLUTTER-22 JACK DORSCH-13 Sr, OB Sr. End Sr. HB Sr. RH Sr. Gd. . X , 'ra Q, If-I ,Q f- q ' L ,, , . m Q 'ZR 9 X 5- ' g, 4- . '- ' . if -' BOB GRIFFIN-27 LARRY GROUNDS-14 LARRY HALE-24 JACK LIVESAY-'24 DON MITCHELL .59 Sr, End Sr. HB Sr, End Sr. Center Sr, Tackle All District HOOKER 19 GUYMON 'B' O Although the Bulldogs had 85 yards on penalties, they still held an edge over an under-rated Guymon 'B' crew. Leading 7- 0 at the half, Hooker scored on an inter- ception and a pass from Witt to Hale. Buller and Williams each scored a touch- down in the last half. RIGHT: Hooker Bulldogs in the pile-up are Ralph Hill 30 and Bill Witt 42. THIS PAGE COMPLIMENTS OF 4' MIRES AND SON SUPPLY L Bill Witt carries against Buffalo, HOOKER 19 FOLLETT, TEXAS 6 Hooker Bulldogs probably played their best game of the season when they defeated a powerful Follett team Hooker scored all three touchdowns in the first half with a three yard plunge by Bill Witt, an intercepted pass by Carol Buller for thirty yards and a pass from Witt to Hale for 56 yards. In the second half, the Bull- dogs stood off several Follett scoring attempts but couldn't quite turn the tide as they scored in the last minute of the game. Gerald Williams is caught hy three Buffalo players. HOOKER 0 BOISE CITY 6 A big disappointment to the Bull- dogs was their loss to Boise Cit . The game was one in which the gull- dogs pushed Boise City all over the field, but when they tried to score they would fumble. Three times Hooker climaxed 60, 70, and 90 yards just to lose the ball on the one and two yard lines. Boise City's score came in the fourth quarter with one mintite left to play. K A-, -Q V. Hooker players cheer Larry Hale. HOOKER 6 BUFFALO Z6 For a brief moment in this game, Hooker fans had something to cheer about when Gerald Williams intercepted a Buffalo pass and ran it for a touchdown. Buffalo made two quick touchdowns before the half and moved for two touchdowns during the last half. Team spirit was high, how ever, for the Bulldogs held Buffalo to their lowest score. BLLL WITT-42 LARRY WITT-38 GARY ABRAHAMS-40 RICHARD MATHIS-33 LOUIS McCLENDON- Sr. RH Sr. HB Jr, Tackle Jr. End Jr. Center Q is - - ' r 3 - rl Picture Not '.. -' K J 1 1 r ,J . , , 5- V, Available ,,. J S:-:ry 5, P HOOKER 7 HUGOTON, KANSAS 6 Talk about a thriller! This was a game for the books. The first half saw each team see-saw back and forth across the field. Finally Hugoton broke the ice with a short pass and a line plunge for their only score of the night. The 6-0 score at the half seemed enough to down the Bulldogs as they were having difficulty getting a drive going. In the last half with Witt at quarterback and Baker at left half, Hooker moved 70 ards to scorin Y S position. Witt's shortpasses to Hale accounted for both the touchdown and the extra point. The Bulldogs in defensive action, HOOKER 6 TEXHOMA 25 The Bulldogs played host to the Texhoma Red Devils and came out on the short end of the score. Gaps in the Hooker lineu , creat p - ed by injuries, were filled by boys with little previous experience. These boys played fine football. Texhoma scored once in each quarter. Hooker's score came in the fourth quarter when Baker swecpt his right side for a twenty yar scamper. One penalty against the Bulldogs nullified a touchdown in the last quarter. RONALD DeSPAlN-21 GARY HALE-34 Soph. End Soph. End 15. . he Y L m HOOKER O STRATFORD, TEXAS Z6 For the third time during the year, Hooker Bulldogs were the guest team at a homecoming game This extra push of homecoming gave an already fighting team more determination to win. The Bulldogs had trouble with passing but were still outplayed by a team led by a very clever quarterback who seemed to never call the wrong play. This game cost the Bulldogs three first team players for the remainder of the season. The Bulldogs against Texhonia. RALPH HILL'3O EUGENE HOLLAND-25 LARRY HONEMAN-23 Soph. Gd. Soph. Gd. SOPTI- End 1- 5' 4... -V cfs! a-ff-0' -:ff--Y ' his . . Hooker players ready for the homecoming game. HOOKER 7 PLAINS, KANSAS 2.8 h -,E-E The Hooker Bulldogs gave i- Plains, a team beaten only once Y during the season, the compliment I ' of being the best faking team they played during the season, The 3 '- Plains team had good blocking and X tackled hard. The Bulldogs only ,fl score was made with Baker carry- ing from the Z5-yard line. .4 ,,,. A . Future football stars--the grade school team. .X HOOKER o LAVERNE 38 The Bulldogs scored one touch- down in the fourth quarter against one of the top teams in the confer- ence, Laverne. Baker made the lone score from the ZZ-yard line after Devon Clutter set up the play by passing to end, Bob Griffin. The game was played at Laverne. ' LEFT: Dr. Blackmer, Hooker Bulldogs' Vet. .gf .4 Bulldogs in action against Elkhart during thc homecoming game. HOOKER 6 ELKHART 42. I-Iooker's homecoming was partially spoiled by a fighting Wild- cat crew from Kansas. The day was a success except for the football game. A large crowd watched both the parade and the ame where Butler was crowneg queen. Playing their last game for the Hooker foot- ball team were: Bob Griffin, Carroll Baker, Carol Buller, Bill Witt, Jim Clutter, Don Mitchell, Larry Hale, Vernon Blehm, Jack Dorsch, Larry Grounds, and Jack Livesay. JAMES KING-23 JERRY LANGLEY-12 GERALD WILLIAMS-19 TOMMY ARNOLD-ll SAM CHRISTOPHER-11 Soph. Gd. Soph. HB Soph. HB 79 Q .1 Q . 1 s- Y',f' 'J-L T, E-'rQi,. End Fresh. Tackle 5 4 C' 1 .is 4 1 in f' L DEVON CLUTTER-28 Fresh. QB Picture Not Available JERRY LOVELAN D Fresh. Tackle L. 4... ' I 5 ou HOWARD RAWLINS-31 l I Fresh. Tackle 49, x TU rl LAMARR DAUGHERTY-15 RONNIE DUNCAN-l9 Fresh. End Fresh. Center C' N' it L. L. 5-.4 Qin BOBBY MATHIS-36 LEON MEISEL-37 Fresh. End Fresh. Gd lluarterhack Club '2 Q F f hi m 'Q MIKE FANKHOUSER Fresh. Center It Q L. Sv JOHNNY MCNABB-35 Fresh. HB X 1 :J X ' . .fs X .N .4 5 , CLARENCE KRIEGER-22 Fresh. Tackle L.. C' TOM RA FF- 32 Fresh. Gd LD, SCOGGINS -18 Fresh. End Honored guests at the first annual football banquet sponsored by the Quarterback Club, were the following Oklahoma University football players: Jimmy Harris, Bob Burris, Billy Pricer, Duane Goff, Tommy McDonald, Ken Northcutt, Dale Sherrod .wr : gr Ed Gray. lv H3 'WT .... .. 9 . X it ku SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE l5UOTH.'Xl.L SOU,-XD: VIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Rodney Hooblcr, Mille Thurman, Jim Cotton, Tommy Os?-orn, SECOND ROW: Coach llundley, Larry lloeme, Terzyl Hollrnan, Buddy Thompson, Leon Scoggins. Billy Joe Young, James llill, David Smolherman, Spencer C ark. THIRD ROW: Edward Raff, Bob Wilson, .Xunrey Radforti. David Voilef Curtis Purdy, Gene Mires. Loyd Burdge, Dale Hill, Henry Lauderdale. lluarlvrhavk Flub H The annual football banquet was held December 9, 1955, in the Methodist Church basement. Speeches by All-American Tommy McDonald and the other O, U, football la ers were hi hli hts ofthe evenin P Y 8 S At the close of the banquet, Quarterback Club mem ers , were given a chance to meet and chat with the O, U, .5 players. L ' Q' lui ff.. asf ,, E .lr High Bavkvlhall ml 4., ' LAS!! ABOVE JR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM LEFT TO RIGHT Carroll Parker Devon Clutter J D Scoggrnb Tommy Arnold Jerry Hoeme Johnny McNabb Paul Depuy Johnny DeSpa1n Mike Fankhouser Bobby Mathis Jerry Love land Lamarr Daugherty Coach Wrlllams JR HIGH BASKETBALL SCORES 8 wins 7 losses Hooker Opponent Hooker Opponent Liberal Guymon Texhoma Beaver Boise City Liberal Shattuck Gate Guymon Yarbrough Boise City Garden City Yarbrough Texhoma Beaver The Blue Book photographer missed getting any game shots of the junior High basketball games, but he did catch the Seventh and eighth grade boys in a practice session shortly before they entered the Hardesty Tournament. lf. Q, - ,af 0 'g qllh 77 -.K ..,, . '- ,wfa 'uv .li 9 V I W ....... . Z, 5 , 9 5 g' xg x ' B! ?'! :fax QQJX H M TM? nt' M I is '35 3 u pri? 1 1 ll 2 H fears fi :ffl ' Senior lligh Boys' Basketball . ss Q .Q . QP' SENIOR HIGH BASKETBALL BOYS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Carroll Baker, Eugene Holland, Ronald DeSpain, Carol Buller Gary Abrahams, Richard Mathis, Bob Griffin, Tom Burdge, Bill Witt, Larry Hale, Ralph Hill, Bill Burdge, Gary Hale Kenny Hoobler, and Coach Hundley. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS FOR HOOKER SENIOR HIGH BOYS' BASKETBALL Name Gms. FTA FTM Ave. TP Ave. Witt. B. . . 27 130 73 . 561 363 13. 4 Hale, L. . . 28 145 98 . 675 340 12. 1 Burdge, B. . . 29 66 41 . 621 181 6 2 DeSpain, R.. . 28 64 33 . 515 151 5 4 Burd e, T. . . 28 127 74 . 583 144 5 1 Grifgn, B. . . 26 49 19 . 388 115 4 4 Hale, G.. . . 13 11 3 .273 33 2 5 Hill, R. . . . 14 16 6 . 375 32 2 3 Abrahams, G. . . 2 5 2 , 400 6 3. 0 Buller, C. . . 11 15 6 . 400 34 3. 1 Mathis, R. . 4 1 0 . 000 14 3. 5 l-loobler, K. 7 11 6 , 545 14 2. 0 Holland, E. . 3 1 0 , O00 6 2. 0 Baker. C. - 1 2 2 1. 000 4 4. 0 TOTALS 29 537 643 363 . 562 1437 49. 5 OPPONENTS 1194 41. 2 BELOW SENIOR BULLDOGS ARE PROUD OF TWO YEARS OF TROPHIES. Playing their last season of basketball for H H S, were Carrol Baker, Carol Buller, Bob Griffin, Tom Burdge, Bill Witt, Larry Hale, and Bill Burdge. ing Beaver 47 to 37. BELOW, THE BULLDOGS WIN THE DISTRICT' Members of the team accept with Fleasure the District Class B Boys' tournament trophy rom Mr. Fred Barr after defeat Bill Bllfdgk' -Sr. Guard Tom Burdge-Sr Guard HALlj LAYS ONE UP AGAINST BEAVER, Larry llale gets two of his eighteen points on a fast break against Beaver in the Dist- rict Finals. BULLIJOG SCOREBOARD FINALS The Buildings Opponents 'Sf' if! . .. 1381105 UQ Q7 . . . Gnmdwcll 77 58 . .. Keyes 40 55 . . . Guynioii 50 18 . . . Goodwell -SH 231 . . . Texhorna 60 40 Manter, Kansas 40 30 . .. Adams 48 50 . . . Balko fkinals lnv.J 3:5 45 Hardcsty 42 45 . . . Adams 59 46 . . . Tyrone 252 3? .. iuredka H Larry Hale-Sr. Bob Griffin-Sr. 1 'o,,, oowe 633 L18 . . . Hardesty Forward Center S54 53 . .. Adams -SB 41 .. Tyrone 48 50 Rolla, Kansas 41 551 . .. Yarbrough 46 44 . . . Texhoma 337 43 . . . Adams CFinals Cn.J 49 44 . . . Texhonia 57 63 . .. Eureka Bill Witt' Sr. 63 59 ... Balktu 523 45 . . . Eureka Forward 41 37 . .. Texhoma 47 37 . . . Beaver Clfinals Dist.J 18 34 . . . Shattuck fRegiona1sJ 47 48 . . . Cherokee fOvertimej 29-GAME SCHEDULE Won 20 - Lost 9 RIGHT: WITT JUMPS, SHOOTS! Bill Witt jumps and fires from out front. Williams of Beaver may have drawn a foul for this. il . . fa H '- zv ' W ' .F 0 X - Q tv , ha.f9'g4 , f-,F 5.11 ,ll QW I 4 ' 11 in Q I ' 1 JVM 1 iP'1-JR? RM I! I -. l 1 r Jil -Q, iz, J . , , , JU IME X Senior lligh llirls' Basketball lx 5 i' 3 6 Q me li X lr ft' .V I I ,' 2 is N15 f IKE , L4 X f f 1 X F 'li F I Y 4 I 4 X Q1 ' 4g ., wliilll - 91 --'ig . nm, geamfiiza G f - an . Na, ,egg , Q 'fill ' 5' , '5 Q I X g A 1 I . as ,r - R .fl ----5 , -1 S-45' at 1 ' , I R P1 Q 1 K Z' i I xi H Q fi - ' lfxs I 5 1 Q if ' X ,V s 9' I 1 - - il .1 Guymon Stock Show 'NIE IIG SIIIIW QOrganizationsj EVENTS AND DATES Junior High Operetta First Quartet Parade Blue Book Conference Band Party All-School Party QStudent Council, Senior High Operetta State Vocal Contest State Band Contest September October November November December December February April May 13-14 18-Zl - 5 BLUE Bll riloess Ellen Carter Jllior Maryall Jules Senior films Alive Clark Svnhmrv IIK UUEENS Prineess tliski 'Sykes Eighth Grade Deanna Ilatiiell i Freshman t T5ON5i3g33PS.E2ER2f Seventh Grade Princess Sllaren Stevens fmt 69 5 . ' . ,, g'V bg ' ABOVE: The big three of Blue Book are Sharon Loring, Business Managerg Bill Witt, Sports Editorg Lynda Curtis, Activities Editor. The Editors are shown looking through the latest bas- ketball pictures. V 1 s Viewing the pictures of yester- year that have a prominent place on the bulletin board are Lynda Curtis and Kayleen Jordan. gl This page compliments of V MR, gl MRS, V.L. CURTIS --1 RIGHT: The big dogs of the Blue Book staff, who got very little sleep durin copy shipment time, are Mrs. Hund e , Sponsor, and Kayleen Jor- ii dan, Editor. Pups in the Blue Book organization are the class representatives. FROM LElf'l' 'IU RIGHT ARE: Bob Grey, Junior atid Seventh Repre- sentative, Tom Burdge, Senior and Eighth Representative, Pat lfattkhottser, junior and Seventh Representative, Loraine Loring, Freshman Representative, Eugene Holland, Sophomore llepresentativeg Jewell jones, Senior and Eig ith Representative. 91 Q .il 'A-v r ABOVE: The photogenic photo- grapher and all-important tneniber of Blue Book is cameraman, Roy Qualls. Blue Book ives a vote of thanks to Mr. Qualqs who was always ready to cotne to take more pictures. 'K A 4' .il .V -fd., ' za f-Bits Q9 xv . f fi QCX, J ,, . ', Q. , 's. W., rl' Vin Checking the suggestion box before 'l ms fwf fs STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Loraine Loring, Becky Voiles, Gene Mires, Kayleen Jordan, David Voiles, Ellen Carter, Barry Parham, Spencer Clark, Alice Clark, Sharon Hitchcock, Bob Grey. STANDING: Mr. Hollars, Advisor, and Bill Witt, President, This page Compliments of THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK a meeting are Becky, Loraine, David, and Gene, BELOW: 'Wheels' of the student delegation are Ellen Carter, Secretary-Treasurer, Bill Witt, Presidentg and Kayleen Jordan, Vice-President. tj! -1--. Y' Without the planning and help of each Student Council member, the All-School Christmas Party would not have been such a success. ABOVE: Mr. Hollars is shown meet ing with Barry, Alice, Sharon, Spencer and Bob. SI'A'I'E IIONOR SOCIETY XIEBIISERS IMS--3:1 PIC TURED LEFT TO RIGIIT: Gwen Stevens, Glenda Adams, Carolyn Iiurdge, Lois Arnold, Renetta Ilarms, Larry Hale, Ruthe Rapp, Dann llevox, and Juanita Stearman. XOI' PlCTURIilDg liayleen Jordan. NATIONAL HQOR SOCSY xx '1 2 4- 1 Z Z S is I5 National Ilonor rouioty Students of the Junior and Senior classes nominate themselves as eondidates for membership in N,H.S, by maintaining an average of 'I3' from the beginning of the Sophomore year. Active members are chosen from the entire list by a faculty committee that rates these stu- dents on the manner in which the follow- ing qualities have been exhibited by the candidates: service to the school, leader- ship in school groups, and personal char- acter. g-,,.L1.- H .,.. --Ngxx -1 AN D 5 I Q N S v 1 ax 1 1... 'xx Oklahoma State Iionor Society is votnposed of the upper ten perrent ol students in either tlte junior Iiifit or Senior Iliglt Groups, I L flilll' Ilonur s Sonic-li This page compliments of HOOKER CIIAMISER OF COMMERCE , ' ,i -' 5 I it 141 :al 11 ' Q '91- swf fs 1. , NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS, PICTURLD LEIYT TO RIGHT, ROW ONE: Bob Grey, Larry Hale, Gwen Stevens, Sharon Loring, Anna Marie Holland. ROW TWO: Sidney Craig, Bob Griffin, Sue Seawright, Ellen Carter, Lynda Curtis, Rntlie Rapp, Juanita Stearman. NOT PICTURED: Kayleen jordan. 64 Lg JUNIOR HIGH BOYS' CHORUS: FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Aubrey Radford, G, A, Jackson, Chucky Holzrichter, Bob McBee, Jim Cotton, Dale Hill, SECOND ROW: Sammy Raff, Harold Herbel, Loyd Burdge, Billy Young, Larr Hoeme, Gerald Shaw, Curtis Purdy, David Voiles, THIRD ROW: Richard Loughridge, Allen Brandes, Terryl Hollman, Jerry Rahenkamp, Mike Thurman, Melvin Lee, James Hill, Spencer Clark, Mr. Hathorn. FOURTH ROW: Tomm Osborn, Leon Scoggins, Johnny Booth, Kent Pittman, Bob Wilson, Gene Mires, Henry Lauder- dale, David Smotherman. FIFTH ROW: Victor Garcia, Everett Harris, Buddy Thompson, Rodney Hoobler, Barr Parham, Clifford Clinard, Charles Raft? STANDING: Darrell Hanson, Eddie Raff. S-tg-,L X --, JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS' CHORUS: FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sharon Stevens Marion Davis, Betty Sue Craig, Ladene Ramsey, Linda Moeller, Carol Voiles, Maxine Acker, Joy Lee Lauderdale, SECOND ROW: Anita Winter, Barby Barnes, Billie Brown, Dorthea Osbment Gladys Acker, Linda Raines, Kay Bailey, Sally McBee. THIRD ROW: Mildred Arnold, Micki Sykes, Barbara Remmel, Barbara Daugherty, Ann Watson, Ruth Ann Rudd, Bettie Brown, Peggy Davis, Merriloy Duncan, .Junior lligh Uhoruses This page Compliments of HOOKER ADVANCE x.., L -..-,- -, fe -f ie. ,- 4 'v' .7 -n.f'+ ' , ,,, ,.-...-Q.,-A-1+ pl 'f .- ' 5 at UP ON OLD SMOKY was the operetta presented by the Junior High Choruses, Above, a group of 'city folk' entertain the mountaineers with the new dance, The Sluefoot. Every member of the junior high chorus was in the operetta, Qfkj S A U gr, M, ,l, ,,, t llrrls and Boys 1... SOPRANO SECTION: FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Deanna Hatfield, Leda Hill, Sandra Baker, Lynda Curtis, Loretta i Kreutziger. TOP ROW: Anna Holland, Juanita Stearman, Renetta Harms, Barbara Honeman. in as no SECOND SOPRANO SECTION: LEFT TO RIGHT: Ellen Carter, , , l 5,-7 .fx - +4 GIRLS' TRIO: Barbara Honeman, Soprano: Pat Franlcliouser, Alto, Ellen Carter, Mezzo Alice Clark Becky Voiles Norma Hickox, Claire Ann Hat- field Joan Raines. GIRLS' QUARTET: Lynda Curtis, Mezzo: Ruthe Rapp, First Alto: Kayleen Jordan, Bass: Anna Holand, Soprano. This page Compliments of JOHN E, KEIRR i in f I 5 ll I 5 , l ' L ' I i f . j I f . 'Gif J 'Z , .241 if ? ' I T I I 1 1 'IQ ' ' sri' :Za-J ALTO SECTION: FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Peggy Johnston, Ioan Blehm, Julie Simmons, Becky Barnes. SECOND ROW: ,lenelle Simmons, Ruthe Rapp, Betty Brindle, Martha Ewing. TOP ROW: Carolyn Burge, Loraine Loring, Sue Seawright, Kayleen Jordan, Dawn Hecox. f ,M-N-. 5' if X -if 2 F -F CHORUS ' f 'Dt SENIOR HI H aff' XX? TENOR SECTION: FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Howard Rawlins, Rex Duncan, Sam Christopher. TOP ROW: Paul Depuy, Lamarr Daugherty, Jerry Hoeme. Mixed chorus is a group of selected voices this year. It is quite an honor to be a member of this organization. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Alice Clark, Claire Ann Hatfield, Joan Raines, Ellen Carter, Barbara Honeman, Norma Hickox, Lynda Curtis, Anna Holland. SECOND ROW: Jerry Hoeme, Ienelle Simmons, Kayleen Jordan, Carolyn Burdge, Sue Seawright, Betty Brindle, Ruthe Rapp, Sam Christopher. TOP ROW: Howard Rawlins, Rex Duncan, Paul Depuy, Carol Buller, Richard Mathis, Bill Witt, Bill Burdge, Larry Grounds. LEFT, BOYS' OUARTET: Gene Mires, Richard Slocum, Jerry Hoeme. Rex Duncan. ACCOMPANIST, Dawn Hecox. I BASS SECTION: FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Richard Slocum, Leon Meisel, Larry Grounds, Bob Mathis. TOP ROW: Bill Burdge, Carol Buller, Bill 07 Witt, Richard Mathis, Sidney Craig. s sf Y 74177 X28 5--5-.Lv if 14 A-v ,fy-'YQ . -'T !g limi-I-i-ia ABOVE: Cast members of The Fortune Teller . H. H. S. choral groups, after weelts of l1ard work, careful planning, and good supervision, produced The Fortune Teller by Victor Herbert. ABOVE: The band of gypsies doing their dance to the words of their forest song. Musette, the gypsy fortune teller, is the main character in the operetta. Musette leads the band in this dance. fm :--. - I 'Y - N , rw, .lan-w ,af A K U Fresco . . Count Berezowski . lst Agent . 2nd Agent . 3rd Agent . Lt. lmar . Lt. Almir . Wanda . . Vera . . . Irma . . . Capt. Ladislaus. . Gary Abrahams . Ric ard Mathis Sam Christopher . . Paul Depuy . . Jerry Hoeme . . Rex Duncan . Larry Grounds . . Dawn Hecox . Pat Fankhouser . Ruthe Ra p . . Bob Griffin Sandor . . .... Carol Buller Musette . . . Anna Marie Holland Boris . . . . . . . Bill Witt Vaninka . . Jenelle Simmons MMe. Pompon . . . Kayleen Jordan ABOVE: Fresco, the dancing master is desperately trying to defend himself from the blows of t e Count Berezowski's sword. The Count . - has just discovered that Fresco was in the plot to marry him to the Thls page Compllments of wrong girl. NASH BROTI-lER'S 68 IMPLEMENT COMPANY ,n '-'W-,Q I l '.ff,,-SQN .r E ix I ' I 1 , Rtvsm B 'S.,,Qmg' i.. XX, - C This page i Ax Compliments of Q 'IHURMAN ' INSURANCE AGENCY are ' I 'Our Direct ir' leasantl smilinf at one of k P Y lu I those early morning practice sessions! Mr. Moeller has many admirers arriong :rand members and the student body, 4 1 It looks its if the hand officers are snezilcing in or ont of hrind practice this morning. Caught in the act are: Sharon Loring, Secretary Ruthe Rapp, Reporterg Ellen Carter, Treasurerg Sue Seawright, Vice-Presidenlg Vernon Blehm, Presidentg Kayleen Jordan, Librarian. Sharon Loring, Drum Majorette, CENTER, and twirlers, Sandra Baker and Alice Clark, did some fine fancy stepping during the year at the head of the band. .XVAT BRASS SECTION: FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: liy-Grounds, Martha Ewing, Linda Moeller, Bob Grey, Vernon Blehm. SECOND ROW: Jerry Rahenkamp, Darrell Hanson, Spencer Clark, Terryl Hollman, Mike Thurman, Barry Parham, David Voiles, Jerry Hoeme. THIRD ROW: Ienelle Simmons, Howard Rawlins, Sue Sea- wright, Buddy Thompson, Eugene Holland, Carol Buller, Bobby Wilson, Paul Depuy, Loyd Burdge, STANDING: Curtis Purdy, Larry Hoeme 4 . 9 in---4 W This page Compliments of SCHAAPVELD 9 OIL COMPANY 4.2.1 PERCUSSION SECTION: LEFT TO RIGHT: Richard Slocum, Sabra Howell, Kayleen Jordan, Carolyn Buller, Loraine Loring, Ellen Carter. WOOD-IQ SECTION: FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ioan Raines, Anna Marie Holland, Aleeta Abrahams, Deanna Hatfield, Carol Voiles, Sharon Loring, Barbara Honeman, Betty Brindle. SECOND ROW: Claire Ann Hatfield, Becky Voiles, Pat Fankhouser, Don Remling, Carolyn Burdge, Anita Winter, Emily Harrison, G, A, Jackson, Alice Clark. THIRD ROW: Irene Remling, Sandra Baker, Gene Mires, Peggy Johnston, Chucky Holz- richter, Norma Hickox, Barbara Remmel, Ruthe Rapp, Sandra Hofferber. , Wing Hand VOILES MOTOR COMPANY ABOVE: Known around Hooker High School as the 'Junction jamblers', is the above group cau ht in the midst of a 'jam session'. Members of this jazz or anization are Ruthe Rapp Joan Raines, Ellen garter, Vernon Blehm, Anna Holland, Sue Seawright, and Norma Hickox At right is the band that helped so much to win basketball games. The Pep Band played at all the home games this year and at some tournaments. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Joan Raines, Anna Hol land, Becky Voiles, Carolyn Burdge, B. J. Honeman, Betty Brindle. SECOND ROW: Claire Ann Hatfield, Ruthe Rapp, Norma Hickox, Peggy Johnston, Gene Mires, Sandra Baker, Irene Remling. THIRD ROW: Vernon Blehm, Bob Grey, Larry Honeman, David Voiles, Barry Parham, Larry Hoeme, Mike Thurman, Jenelle Simmons, Buddy Thompson, Sue Seawri ht. STANDING- Rick Slocum . Y . Ellen Cgarter, Loraine Loring, Mr. Moeller Director. -F. , 3 I P, it E 5' BELOW: Louis McClcndon and Larry Witt welding while Rex Duncan, Larry lloneman and Loren Witt wait nearby. 'K' , f , v Kb Practicing in order to he ready for crop judging contests are team members, Jerry Loveland, Robert Craig, Leon Meisel, Mike Fankhouser, Sidney Craig, Jerry Langley. PICTURED BELOW: F,F,A, Officers for the year, Sidney Craig, Sentinel, Tom Burdge, Reporter, Carroll Baker, Treasurer, Bill Witt, Vice-Presi- dent, Bill Burdge, President, Larry Witt, Secretary. i Qu ABOVE: Oh, Boy! A field trip all the way to Dr. Blackmer's stables on one of those cold, cold days. Despite the weather the boys seem Pictured, LEFT TO RIGHT: Larry Grounds, Kenny Hoobler, Ralph Hill, Louis McClendon, Tom Burdge, Bill Witt, Bill Burdge, Vernon Blehm, Carroll Baker, Larry Witt. KNEELING, with the 'wild leopard' Jack Dorsch. to be enjoying a few minutes 'break. -.1 .. -. '5l 'iV : , J A .K-:lee , ,fur X r ' . . ?. f l 1 -. ' . , .g, ,J ,Q at -' - A .. A A5 , . 7 A , 'fi A rm . is r -154 1? Q Epi' Above are the active members of the local Future Farmers of America Chapter. The membership is made up of boys in the ninth, tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades in high school who are taking vocational agriculture. The Future Farmers of America has been organized as a national organization for 26 years. Vocational agriculture is a subject that develops leadership among boys, It is de- fl. signed for farm boys and those interested I in farming or closely related occupations where an agricultural background is es- 3 sential. . ,guy 1 Each vocational agriculture student is required to maintain suitable projects and to keep records on his projects during the year. This page Compliments of RIZLEY AND MASSA g b INSURANCE AGENCY ' ' Members of the surveying team shown watching Carroll Baker 'size' things up. He seems to be looking right on past the instrument Tom Arnold is holding, and from the expression on his face, he's found something exciting to watch--suppose it is girls? Waiting for their turn are Jack Dorsch 515 'X James King, J, D, Scoggins. This rare collection of experts is the Livestock Judging Team. Examining Vernon Blehm 's calf are Ralph Hill, Kenny Hoobler, Tom Burdge, Bill Burge, Bill Witt, and Vernon Blehm. BELOW: Don't laugh, you may be in this picture! This Primitive group was the age around H. H. S. for a w iole day. They are the Freshmen F,F. A. boys on initiation day. LEFT TO RIGHT: Rex Duncan, J. D. Scovgins, Devon Clutter, Tommy Arnoldp, Jerry Loveland, Mike Fankhouser, Leon Meisel, Robert Craig. 'Q Swoothoart, Ry. ..aod.. . ABOVE: Hooker F.F.A. Chapter Sweetheart. The boys in F.F,A. made an excellent choice when they elected Glenda Adams as Chapter Sweetheart for 1955. Rloohook .Iamhoroo and Coronation Blue Book Jamboree was held March 2nd in the new gymnasium. The Jamboree was held to raise money for Blue Book and to elect and crown the Junior High and Senior High Blue Book Queens. Many people attended the Jamboree where they had their choice of games--Bingo, Basketball and Baseball Throw, Trampoline, Cake Walks-- and could listen to music by the Swing Band. Deanna Hatfield, nominated b the Ninth Grade, and Maryann Jones, nominatecfyby the Senior Class, were crowned Junior High and Senior High Blue Book Queens for the finale to the Jamboree. BELOW: The bingo stand was under management of the Senior Class. The Freshmen won the dec- oration plrize, but Blue Book failed to get a pic- ture oft eir colorful cakewalk. - , 1i.'?YA Y -, , , ,-af , ABOVE: Maryann Jones and Deanna Hatfield were the center of attraction at the coronation of the Angels of Hooker Hi h . They made lovely Blue Book Queens. OTHERS PIC'FURED ARE: Alice Clark, Sophomore can- didate, and Ronald DeSpain, Business Manager: Ellen Carter, Junior Candidate, and Richard Mathis, Business Manager: Kayleen Jordan, Blue Book Editor: Bill Burdge, Business Manager: Donnie Adams, little angel: Maryann Jones, Senior High Blue Book Queen: Deanna Hatfield, Junior High Blue Book Queen, and Howard Rawlin , Business Manager: Kathy Loring, little angel: Micii Sykes, Eighth Grade Candidate, and Spencer Clark, Business Manager: Sharon Stevens, Seventh Grade Can- didate, and Loyd Burdge, Business Manager. 4-H PLEDGE I pledge: My head to clearer thinking, My heart to ggeater loyalty, My hands to rger service, For my Club, my Community, and my Country. Carolyn Burdge, President, and Mr. Watson, 4-H Sponsor, study 4-H Manual before the monthly meeting. 'U GHT: 4-H Club Officers. LEFT TO RIGHT: Gwen Stevens, Reporter: Lois Amold, Secreta :Bob Griffin, Songlealgerg Car- olyn Burdge, President: Eugene Holland, Game Leader: Anna Holland, Vice -President. HUUKER H B And my health to better living, ABOVE: Gwen Stevens and her Grand Champion Hereford steer, Curly. Curly took top honors in the Guymon Fat Stock Show and the Guymon Fair. Curly Placed second in the National Western Livestock Show at Denver. This page compliments of BATMAN'S MEN'S CLOTHING fr ':. ABOVE: 4-H CLUB MEMBERS, LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Jimmy Bostwick, Judy Wig ains, Edna Carroll, Madeline Abrahams, Karen Lambert, Sharon Lambert, Sherry Clark. SECOND ROW: Benny Hussey, Jimmy Honeman, Anita Burdge, Ann Arvel Jones, Mary Arnold, Mag Ackers, Wanda Ra f. THIRD ROW: Sharon Stevens, Tommy Osbome, Marilgfn Holland. T P ROW: Anna Holland, Gwen Stevens, Eugene Holland, Lois Amold, Bob Gri fin, Carolyn Burdge, Richard Slocum, Mr. Watson, Sponsor. I' S9 s . I GA X Q6 99299 K-'Wg 'm SW if rf W- X Y-J The Junior High Pep Club has adopted the same rules and reg ulations as the Senior High Pep Club SCHOOL SONG Here s to Hooker High School Great is our fame Our teams are fighting To uphold her name. We'll all be true and loyal Junior High Pep Club Officers Sharon Stevens, Carol Voiles, Milly Arnold, Kay Bailey, shown taking instructions from club advisor, Mr. Hathorn. LEFT, Loyal supporters of the Junior High 'pups , FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Ruth Rudd, Carol Voiles, Kay Bailey, Sharon Stevens, Anita Winter. SECOND ROW: Linda Raines, Linda Moeller, Sally McBee, Micki Sykes, Ladene Ramsey, Ann Watson. THIRD ROW: Barby Barnes, Dorthea Osb- ment, Bettie Jane Brown, Billie Brown, Mildred Arnold, Barbara Remmel, Marion Davis, Maxine Acker. FOURTH ROW: Betty Sue Craig, Gladys Acker, Peggy Davis, Joy Lee Lauderdale, Barbara Daugherty, Merriloy Duncan, Mr. Hathorn, Ad- visor. See her banner waving High above the rest The Blue and White will Prove that Hooker High 's the best. 'c- Football cheerleaders, Barbara Remmel, Sharon Stevens, Barbara Daugherty, Linda Carol Voiles, Sharon Stevens, Kay Bailey, 77 Moeller, are working on the 'Bulldog Echo. Ruth Ann Rudd, Anita Winter, cheer the basketball teams to victory. BILL BURDGE, Senior, Basketball, Baseball, Honorary Lion, F. F. A, President, F, F, A, Judg- ing Team, Mixed Chorus, Boys' Chorus. This page compliments of FRANK PARKS Wh0's Who Q, 45 C fx, XSP, Q X ,N A H. O 2 .- C C C iii l,,i Y, Q ' L BILL WITT, Senior, B' A A Basketball, Baseball, Football, Honorary Lion, F. F,A, Vice- -3 President, F,F.A, Judging Team, Mixed Chorus, Boys' C orus, Student Council President, Sports Editor of Blue Book. Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Quartet, Band-Officer, Peppettes, National and State Honor Society, Student Council Vice-President, Senior Class President, Editor of Blue Book. RUTHE RAPP, Senior, Basketball Lioness, Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Quartet, Band-- Officer-Swing Band-Pep Band, Pep Club Officer, National and State Honor Society. KAYLEEN JORDAN, Senior, Lioness, Il.H.t. sa CI' RIGHT: SUE SEAWRIGHT, Junior, Lioness, Basketball, Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Band--Officer-Swing Band-Pep Band, Peppettes, National Honor Society. RIGHT: ELLEN CARTER, Junior, Basketball, Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Trio, Band-Officer Swing Band-Pep Band, Peppettes, Student Council Secretary-Treas- urer, National Honor Society, Blue Book Queen Candidate. This page compliments of WESTI-IOMA OIL COMPANY CAROLYN BURDGE, So homore, - 1 1 'n ' fl ,LIU 2,3 . ANNA MARIE HOLLAND, Junior, Basketball, Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Quartet, Band-- Swing Band-Pep Band, Peppettes, 4-H Officer and County Song Leader, National Honor Society, Key Award. Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Band- Pep Band, Peppettes, State Honor Society, 4-H President and 4-H County Vice-President. Whtfs Who in Il. ll. .. 4: To be selected a Who's Who in Hooker High School is a very special honor because it indi- cates unusual ability in a variety of activities, particular qualities of leadership and valuable citizenship and service to the school. Students chosen for this honor are selected on the bases of scholarship, participation in extracurricular activities, offices held in organizations, citizenship, and school service. Hooker High School salutes these outstanding Students! GENE Mums, Eighth Grade, Jr. Hi li Basketball, Football, Base balll, Jr. High Boys' Chorus, Boys' Quartet, Student Council, Ba nd -Pep Band. This page compliments , v Hooker EQUITY EXCHANGE LEFT: DAVID VOILES, Seventh Grade, Jr. High Basketball, Foot- ball, Baseball, Jr. High Boys' Chorus, Band-Pep Band, Student Council. X .X Xi' 'Z, y if 'rx ABOVE: REBECCA VOILES, Freshman, Basketball, Gir1s'Chorus, Band-Pep Band, Peppettes, Student Council. 5 I. RIGHT: Ruthe Rapp and Larry Hale were l awarded the Christian Sportsman awards for basketball. Ruthe and Larry were chosen by their team mates as the two players who portrayed the best Christian sportsmanship during the basketball season. fm 1 I X fx ,f ' Q fx,o'. .. Graduation Supplement iliam ll 2 Students pictured above received one or more awards in l Award Assembly. l 9,0 Q1 P' 9 LEFT Blue Book members for 1956 are recognized in Award Assembly 5 X ABOVE, LEFT TU RIGHT: Receiving the Scholarship Award for Senior High from Mr, Hollars is Renetta Harms, Micki Sykes receives the Junior High Scholarship Award from Mr, Hollars, Winners of the All- Around Boy and Girl Awards, Bob Grey and Kayleen Jordan, receive awards from Mrs, Ewing, All- Around At lete Award is presented to Larry Hale by Coach Hundley, RIGHT: Wiiiners ol iiidiiidual aisardsg ROW ONE, LEFT TQ RlGll'Iig Sidney Craig, Agricultureg Ronald DeSpain, Nlathcmaticsg Bob Grey, Social Studies and All-Around Hale, All-Around Athleteg Bill Witt, Vocal Music, Larry Witt, Industrial Arts, Vernon Blehm, Bandg Terryl llollman, Jr, High RE ROM' TWO: Sandra Hofferber, English, Julie Simmons, Home Economicsg Renetta Harms Sr, High Scholarshipg Lynda fCurtisJ Peck, Commerceg Carolyn Buller, Science, Kayleen Jordan, Blue Book, All-Around Girl, Student Councilg Anna Marie Holland, Vocal Musicg Ruthe Rapp, Readers Digest. Boyg Robert Craig, St. High P,E,g Larry x LEFT: Bob Grey, Sue ' Seawrivht, Anna Hollana and Norma Hickox relax during SY' the Jr. -Sr, Banquet, Mr, Barr, Jo Ellen -, Qs., y s Qgo Adams, Mrs. Jones, ABOVE: Several juniors and seniors during the banquet, t be and Mrs, Barr pause a moment during the banquet. F.. ABOVE: Guests on the plantation, provided by the Junior Class, enjoy dancing under southern skies, I . 3, it S DQ' M , 4. ABOVE: Chosen by the Junior Class ABOVE: Sophomore waiters, Jimmy Akers, Eugene . . Holland, Don Remling, Kenny Hoobler, Gerald Williams, EirrjggnZXSr52ZCI?1ng2lQOF1:2lE?g1 Ralph Hill, and Ronald DeSpain, pose on the bridge lead- ' Y ' ing into the garden of the plantation. Above, During Intermission, ' 1 ABOVE: Sophomore Belles serve, Loretta Kreutziger, Jewell Young, Claire Ann Hatfield, Jenelle Simmons, Alice Clark, Carolyn Burdge, Renetta Harms and Betty Brindle, Wx i B Os N 0129 ' 5 eg Rev, Richard H, Whitwam Rev. Wilfred Jones delivers baccalaureate delivers commence addr-egg, ment address, .xI gll1 1 is ' ' ' f-'I' Q fwuw,-T ftp: A ABOVE: Commencement Week begins with baccalaureate services as graduating seniors enter the auditorium, rl 1 ' ABOVE: Ruth Rapp receives ABOVE: Leaving the auditorium are the 1956 graduates of Hooker High the P.E, O, Award from School, thus closing commencement exercises and Commencement Week, Miss, Pittman, This page compliments of MRS. L. G. BLACKMER LEFT: Ruth Rapp, valedictorian of the graduating class, speaks at commencement, Kayleen Jordan, salutatorian, speaks at commencement, SENIOR HIGH BASEBALL BOYS, LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW ONE: Coach Williams, Bill Witt, Eugene Holland, Carol Buller, Johnny McNabb, Gary Hale, Jimmy Clutter, Carroll Baker, ROW TWO: Bill Burdge, Ronald DeSpain, Ralph Hill, Gerald Williams, Larry Hale, Tom Burdge, and Don Mitchell. SEASON SCHEDULE g Hooker 12 Adams 1 Hooker 6 Texhoma 4 ' O' 8 Stratford 10 Texhoma 2 . 4 20 Eureka 10 12 Shattuck 7 I 15 Balko 16 3 Eureka 5 ,jijfglrqu . E595 1 Adams Z O Weatherford Z ?7'f51, ' L' 14 Yarbrough 2 24 Ke es Z E .7 Z2 Yarbrough 3 1 Ballko 13 A This page compliments of QUALLHS STUDIO ' T T UU- - P .S , Q ' . .5 , A l J l e, 1 'Ai' ' ' r. I F5 f Q r , l f x pl, ls I 'I' 1 Q ' P 1' Q 'ir l I ' , ' 5 - . ' I ' vw ll S .' JUNIOR HIGH BASEBALL BOYS, ROW ONE: Aubrey Radford, Mike Thurman, Darrell Hanson, Gene Mixes, Raff, Jim Cotton, Jerry Rahenkamp, Rodney Hoobler, Bobby Wilson, q, ROW TWO Coach Clark David Voiles, Loyd Burdge, Barry Parham, ' Curtis Purdy, Dale Hill. al-.-lv ' .a - ' F!!! fs, 3. l W 'J .tv .ll SENIOR HIGH SOFTBALL GIRLS, ROW ONE: Anna Holland, Loretta Kreutziger, Becky Barnes, Burdge, Sharon Hitchcock, Peggy Johnston, Sandra Baker, Marie Dorsch, ROW TWO: Jones, Renetta Harms, Mary T einer, Deanna Hatfield, Ellen Carter, Sue Seawright SUPPLEMENT X