Hooker High School - Bluebook Yearbook (Hooker, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1957 volume:

I'rv+c 0011757172 -X Opening 90199416 Qefzool Peradomtel iClms,se16 af Qportad ' f0rgani2atid'm6 'kwhfw 'WW 'kgraduatian Quyplemenf ,i y . Gng. ln these buildings, we spend the better part of our early lives. Here, we learn everything from simple arithmetic to trigonometry. We learn to think like the adults whose place we soon will have to take. We shout triumph down their halls and utter sorrow in their depths. Here, we grow up, for here, we are trained to make our way in the world. That is all we could possibly ask for. The rest is up to us. e right, the new elementary if S 41 M1 77 ' wm a U .1 ' Q I w i fm mm wiv My K 'W ,wk f ,, Y 1. ,, Q -unau- Q gr, fzf? LX Bu ,ak I . . QQ Q, , N in 1 Wy M , 1 9, 3 5. .f W wir if 2 J Q 1 2 ABOVE: llndcrhis guiding hands, the school is kept on an even keel. The problems facing a superintendent are many and the job isn't easy. Mr. Barr, our superintendent, grad- uated from Southwestern in 1938, He received his Masters of Education from the University of Oklahoma in 1950. Our school has shown a great deal of improvement since Mr. Barr took the helm. --H-!L..l M i .-uv- 'f ' MMR 5-X ., Y ABOVE: JoEllen Adams, school secre tary, has the job of jobs in H, H,S. One of them is balancing the books for the treasury of each class. X-, - f' f I iv Ju fl I 1 LEFT: Mr. Semones's first year at H. H. S. Proved to a very successful one. Besides his duties as princi- pal, he also teaches social science. He has proved himself a friend to both stu dents and faculty alike. He received his B. S. from Phillips University in 1949, his Masters of education in school administration in 1,450 and has 35 hours work on his Doctors degree, l 4 I 1. A N a ABOVE: Members of the board of education along with the principals and Mr. Barr were the guests of the Home Economics department on March 6 for the annual school board banquet. 545. rw, W.. QT Refreshments were served to P.T.A. members The members of the school board relax in by Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Hollman. the office before their meeting. They are Cliff This page compliments of MR. 8. MRS. V.L. CURTIS RIGHT: Members of the local P.T.A. were honored with an address by Mr. Dick Pryor of the state depart- ment of education. BLUEBOOK was unable to make suitable arrange- ments with P,T.A. officers to have their picture made. Voiles, Herschel McNabb, and Tom Metcalf. NOT PICTURED: Sid Hussey and George Dysinger. li '1- We V ra CHARL HUNDL Y Coaeh and clal Set nce O zoma A 12 hours ummersj Oklahoma A 8.M WW FREDERICK MOELLER Band and PhyS1C31 Educatzou B A , Southwestern State, '48 MUSIC Ma , Sul Ross, '06 -ll ,off F fl 45 if yy A,1v1-fa f: 'ZW 'hav ff BILL HANEY Commerce and Phystcal Educauon B S Southwestern State College BO RIDDLE Coach a Soclal ctence C ntral St e 4-iv 'P+ r 'S xi? B A , Southwestern State, '54 ' M A , Sul Ross, '56 GEORGIA MOELLER Language Arts MARY REISWIG Language and Speech 8 B S , PAMC '38 3 hours fcorrespondencej Oklahoma Unlverslty A 'P' 5 , f 4 -K if If ' ef C S f fm ssss ssts , L S A 1 ' Q rsss X f 'wt X Ax, 3 wx I ' se. B.s., kl . M. '51 B.s., '56. vgsfff' A A 4 at g , . ' 1-L A L t 'fs 1 s, --A Q , JN f ?'x , ' ttl, gf , 1 o , V ' A ' - Q, 'i f u l if v I mek feb' EVAN E GLEST VOCBIIOHBI A rtcultur B S Oklaho a A Sc 4hours PAMC Ev sd! ....-4 MELVIN COYLE Industrial Arts, Math, Sclence, Health B,S , PAMC '56 'ugh w- CORA MAE JONES Mathemaucs B A Central State 40 Umverslty of Mmnesota nn -gr- AVANELL HINDMAN Home Economtcs and Commerce B S , Central State, 56 9 Nqnf-ly' tif' HUA RAY ND W TSON Sc1ence an Health B S South estern tate 53 Qsummersy So thweste n State and Oklahoma Umvers y if 'cf qv'-v sv' FIELDS HATHORN Vocal Musrc B A , Oklahoma A 81M , '49 r C i' 7' if f' o , 616 N ,. Y P p . 4 I 44, A A ff' 2 I f A , ' Q X . ., '56 - -' ,R f ' air C.. g q 1 A f C , . -req -4' O' ,E I ji X- as at af- +- viv 4. X K -4... aah-A custodian-e. Ever A K ABOVE: These four ladies go to any extreme to see that the inhabitants of H. H. S. have a bite to eat. The cooks are Mrs. Oliver, Mrs. Griffen, Mrs, Vincent, and Mrs. Grounds, RIGHT: The unsung heroes of the school system are our custodians, Miller Griffen and Raymond Daugherty, who put in many hours before and after school to make our six hours a day a little more pleasant. BELOW: The men responsible for getting all the rural students to class on time are these seven bus drivers. Here, they pose before going on their afternoon routes. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Eston Duncan, Jack Thurman, Cli ford Parham, Ulen Pittman, Mr. Enns, Joe Johnston, and John Tuttle. , ,,, i M., , .., af-,M 1 L4-'ffw-,', V , - .vs- s...1? . BH!!! H--nr' 4,1 4 ' 41 X 5 9' Q X ' an -. xg... 18' 115' 4 sf . 5 f K, I 1 - f A w la 3 T' 5 X xflavv 50 Q 5, OF' Ceniora ABRAHAMS, ALEETA Band l,2,35 Orchestra 1,25 Pep Band l,2,35 Basketball 15 Dainty Dozen 25 Girls' Chorus 1, 2,45 Mixed Chorus l,2,45 Girls' Quartet 45 Class Secretary-Treasurer 2, 35 Pep Club 15 Junior-Senior Plays5 Crocodile Island 5 In Gay Havannal' ABRAHAMS, GARY Football 45 Basketball lg Baseball lg Class Favorite 35 Junior-Senior Plays: One Foot ln l-leaven 5 The Fortune Teller 5 ln Gay Havanna. BUFFINGTON, FAYE Pep Club 45 Senior Play. QTransfer from Mt. Carmel, Wichita, Kansas 4.5 CARTER, ELLEN Band l,2,3,45 Orchestra 25 Pep Band l,2,3,45 Swing Band l,2,3,45 Band Secretary 3, Band Treasurer 45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Softball 35 Blue Book staff 25 Girls' Chorus 1, 2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2,3,45 Girls' Trio 1,3,45 Girls' Quartet 25 Dainty Dozen 25 National Honor Society 3,45 National Honor Society Secretary-Treasurer 3,45 Student Council 2,35 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Vice-President 45 Cheer- leader 15 Who's Who 2, 35 Blue Book Princess 35 Junior-Senior Plays: Crocodile Island 5 The Fortune Teller 5 In Gay I-lavanna 5 Class Favorite 4. CRAIG, SIDNEY Baseball 35 Blue Book Staff 45 Boys' Chorus 2, 3,45 Boys' Chorus Vice- President 45 Mixed Chorus 25 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3,45 F. F. A. Offices: Sentinel3, President 4, District Reporter 45 F,F. A. Judging Team 1, 2,3,45 F.F.A. Award 35 Physical Education Award 25 National Honor Society 3,45 Student Council 45 Class President 45 Junior- Senior Plays: Crocodile lsland 5 The Fortune Teller 5 In Gay Havarina. GREY, BOB Band 1, 2,3,45 Orchestra lg Pep Band 3,45 Swing Band 45 Band Vice- President 45 Blue Book Staff 3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 National Honor Society President 45 Student Council 1, 3, 45 Class President 35 Junior-Senior Plays5 Science Award 15 Best All Around Boy 35 Boys' State 35 Social Science Award 35 Junior Lion 35 District Typing Award 35 Class Favorite 4. .1s- ic Y ifn90'0't 5 1191 is ONE Wilt DO NO ENTER The Senior class officers are seen looking over a stage property to be used in the Senior Play. They are Bob Grey, Student Council Repre- sentative5 Sid Craig, Presidenrg BJ. Honeman, Reporter5 Sharon Loring, Secretary-Treasurer5 and Anna Marie Holland, Vice-Presi- dent. S' HARRISON, EMILY Band 1,2,3g Pep Band 1,2g Girls' Chorus 1,2g Mixed Chorus 1,2g Pep Club l,2,3,4g Crocodile Island. nio A HOLLAND, ANNA MARIE Band 1,2,3,4g Orchestra 1,2g German Band 2g Pep Band 1,2,3,4g Swing Band 2,3g Basketball 1,3,4g Softball g Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4g Girls' Chorus Vice-President 3g President 4g Girls' Trio 1,2g Quartet 3,4g Dainty Dozen 2g National Honor Society 3,4g Student Council 2g 4-H Secretary 1g President 2g Vice- President 3g Class President 2g Vice- President 4g Pep Club 1g Who's Who 2,3g Chorus Award 3g Junior-Senior Playsg One Foot in I-Ieaven g The Fortune Teller g In Gay I-Iavanna. Hotziucurlan, NORMA qnickoxp Band 1,2,3,4g Orchestra 1,2g Pep Band 1,2,3,4g Swing Band l,2,3,4g Sax Quartet lg Girls' Chorus 1,2',3,4g Mixed Chorus 2,3,4g Pep Club 1,2,3g Crocodile lsland g The Fortune Teller. I-IONEMAN , BARBARA Band 1,2,3,4g Orchestra.,1,2g Pep Band 1,2,3,4g Blue Book Staff 4g Girls' Chorus 1, 2,3,4g Mixed Chorus 2,3,4g Girls' Trio 3,4gNClass Secretary-Treasurer 1g Reporter 4g Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Junior Playg Class Favorite 3g Blue Book Queen lg Crocodile lsland g The Fortune Teller g ln Gay Havanna. KREIGER, MARLENE Girls' Chorus 1g Mixed Chorus 1g Pep Club 1,2,3,4. 'so' Ns., -9 4n f 'V' gi ,,. fx fu... Q'- l A-4 The Senior class-favorites, Ellen Carter and Bob Grey, take time to enjoy a little fresh air between classes. n th gtardujl' X A 5 Mr. Watson seems puzzled over the experi- ments being conducted in his 'explosive' chemistry class. Elf, -v A 'TIT' 'S Ss..- .4 03 'gfwyxx ibm. .831 l 4 This page compliments of fe1!'0rA LORING, SHARON Band l,2,3,45 Orchestra 1,25 Pep Band 1,25 Band Treasurer 35 Reporter 45 Blue Book Staff 2,3,45 Boys' Chorus Accompanist 35 Girls' Chorus 1,25 National Honor Society 3,45 Class Reporter 2,35 Secretary-Treasurer 45 Pep Club l,2,3,45 President 45 Cheerleader 2,3,4g Class Favorite 25 District Typing Award 3. MATHIS, RICHARD Football l,2,3,45 Basketball 2,35 Baseball 25 Boys' Chorus l,2, 35 Mixed Chorus 2,35 Class Vice-President lg Junior-Senior Playsg Crocodile Island. MCCLENDON, LOUIS Football l,2,3,45 Baseball l,2,3,45 Boys' Chorus 1,25 Mixed Chorus 1,25 F.F.A, 1,2,3,45 F.F.A. Sentinel 25 Vice-President 45 Class President 15 Junior-Senior Plays: Crocodile Is1and 5 Class Favorite 2. RAFF, HOWARD Boys' Chorus 25 Mixed Chorus 25 F.F.A, 25 Junior-Senior Plays5 Crocodile Is1and 5 Shop Award 2, RAINES, JOAN Band 1,2,3,4g Orchestra l,25 German Band 25 Pep Band 1,2,3,45 Swing Band l,2,3,45 Basketball 15 Girls' Chorus l,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Class Reporter 15 Pep Club l,2,35 Senior Play5 Crocodile Island 5 The Fortune Teller 5 In Gay Havanna. SEAWRIGHT, SUE Band l,2,3,45 Orchestra 1,23 German Band 25 Pep Band l,2,3,45 Swing Band l,2,3,45 Band Secretary 25 Vice-President 35 Presi- dent 45 Basketball l,2,3,4g Girls' Chorus l,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Girls' Trio 4g National Honor Society 3,45 N.H.S. Vice- President 45 4-H 1,25 Judging Teams 1,25 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Blue Book Princess 25 Junior Lioness 25 Junior-Senior Playsg The Fortune Teller 5 In Gay Havanna. The Senior sponsors are making preparation S for the Senior Play. Here, we see Mr. Watson and Mrs. Reiswig looking over parts before a rehearsal. WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Mr. Haney is displaying some of his shorthand technique to his 'all-girl' class. -. QETDUP The entire cast looks on as Doc Reeber re-establishes Bud's status quo of the day before. Senior lan, ' Bed: 900 901' 100 rd X 1 f jaws.-?f, rf - , , ' ' ' 'yy' 'MP 5, wr I ,- f L 0 0 0 'Jig .agg 1 3 ' . 1 ,. V xx 3, I 6 s . L I ug I -r ,L , f Satchel wants to know who gave him the advice on how to get a crease in his trousers. This page compliments of GREY'S DRUG COMPANY Chester gets the choice blackmail shot of Gale Joy, who is seen as she flat plants one on Doc Reeber. Hunk is holding flashbulbs for Chesteri Jack Haggerty looks on with disbelief. 4, , wi t v 1 S '- 456. Qu-4, 1? 1.-f . g H1 4- 'bs ar- lik' lies lf if Akers, James Barnes, Pauline Blehm, Joan Brindle, Betty Burdge, Carolyn Clark, Alice DeSpain, Ronald Hale, Garry Harms, Renetta Hill, Ralph al- W 'A I df i UAL 7- -f I W Mrs. Jones and Mr. Halthorn, Junior class sponsors, had the big job of producing plays and giving proms this year. Here, we find them making plans for the Junior Play, QW Our class officers will carry a heavy load, come prom time. PICTURED FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Jenelle Simmons, Student Council Representativeg Garry Hale, Vice-President, Renetta Harms, Sec- retary and Reporterg and Ronald DeSpain, President. This page compliments of HOOKER FEED STORE ffsfjv, L-K -.ff ', he -r -r an 1 N. , ' ' now-1 Abs-H' Hitchcock, Sharon Holland, Eugene Honeman, Larry Kreutziger, Loretta Arougdlhei The Junior class favorites are a well-known couple around 1316! .QI ' I in A V 33, TXWV A 'ff Two quiet Juniors, Pauline Barnes and James King, are caught Y out of class without a hall permit. Hoobler, Kenny King, James on llTUO'l' H. H. S. Ralph Hill and Jenelle Simmons are seen leaving school after a busy day, .....,,,,,,t, -'4 an X Langley, Jerry ,4 Remling, Don fp 7. W Q it This page ve compliments of BATMAN'S MEN'S ' CLOTHING IMA , Q wr xnrk Yi in--,ff , Miller, Butch X? ia ,335 13' '9 -as 'k ,J x ..,- 2, W 'lo9,., 'Tv 05, -., Simmons, Jenelle Williams, Gerald Witt, Loren Young, Shirley unions fill F6-T The photographer didn t seem to disturb Gerald and Loren's conversation while taking V ,A . A, the Junior English class picture. V ff ,7-, ywjsflkfgl svy g , -V 'A This page compliments of DAVID WINTER INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE Headmaster Haney surveys the many moods portrayed in the Typing I picture. '1':414'-Y 'h' fq- Q., X- ,.,., Arnold, Tom Baker, Sandra A K X KA, , nj 50 'li R w N N- D g:- H ' , 2 r Y'- I 45... 55 ' , ' A Barnes, Becky Barnes, Violet 5 W - 'A .' ii Christopher, Sam Clutter, Devon IS lust fu 1 x -- f ' ' Q :F . lim . Q W I I 1 ' ' I. I 'e z' V,, v . x ,ff favsm r K, . o L f ff This page compliments of -. 4 1 I A A rr', 1 C DUNNAGAN'S JEWELRY Q Craig, Robert Daugherty, Lamarr Depuy, Paul DeSpain, Johnnie ,ig iv- JN bag ,f.,......, ifemx -: 2' .1 ,VX 'N I Y 42 ' Duncan, Rex Fankliouser, Mike Q 1 iq. Dorscli, Marie an Dunnagan, jerry V ,,.--M Hill, Leda mga , . wr' l 9' X 1 A 5 ,f i f. I CC' aj' I P its iv., 'gif Duncan, Ronnie Hecox, Dawn HOCIUS, Jerry Hofferber, Sandy Howell, Sabra I JOIIYISIOU, Peggy Krieger, Clarence Loring, Loraine . A if X 2 Zi 'N'. A gf, , Wi ' M T gs- I K iwxx is 'V Y C 5 X653 ,-- -V ax ,ws .815 N 7w4 ,- 1 ...Q ,J -I . 1 'gp sir' x ,R 31 xwu I Q fix 5 x 5 l 1 , N X vf--v r' va' X, A,AA Loughridge, Larry Mathis, Bob McNabb. Johnny Sopk 0f'6a6 Ll f Z ' un .1 , Q T 4 .5 .LJ four Sophomores do an about face during the changing of classes. rl. Meisel, Leon O'Leary, James Parker, Carroll Raff, Thomas Scoggins, J.D, Simmons, Julie Slocum, Richard Theiner, Mary . ' ' .ff .I 1,5 f fr .. A .1 f . In lr This page compliments of GEORGE T. BURDGE INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER DEALER Rcmling, Irene Voiles, Rebecca 1 ar W J' ma 'lk We '5' A Ni ifgi-V 'x EK- up 'WY ,'i'7 -04.7 1175 , ,,-m f? FW 1' 2 , ka 'rv 3 f, -,.-ff va ff' Q reafmen This page compliments of JONES 8. HOLLMAN Bailey, Kay Ba:nes, Barby Booth, Johnny Brown, Billie Gene Clark, Spencer Daugherty, Barbara Ann 1 ,P i, ' - ii i i 'Q --A' ix 'Q 2 A H., vb u ,V 'A if- f ,sed L Caught felling jokes A Freshman closs officersp mf ii y Olney, vice-presidenfp E, , i x Sykes, student councilp Kay QA Q, w ,y al, l 1 iii? K wwf rr ' Q Ni 44 K -7' 9, K 1 rl' J A -A- 2 ff , J P. AL 'r 4' W6 , V , ' 0 2 rain' 4' Q 4-x 1, Qlf., ' ,,... vi x Q' if X , fr r K during the noon hour ore the Johnny King, presidentp Paul Kent Piffmcm, secretoryp Micki Bailey, reporter. v-I Garcia, Vic Hanson Darrel --4 X i lt looks as though these Freshmen have just come across some amusing work in English. flf there is anything amusing about Englishlj They are taught by Mrs. Moeller. 3reMmen 5 ,-1-. ni omg . Q W is . on Swno SSS Sponso I x oniless M1309 C ron ' he C Yves Qles D xx ore like nd PN ' E9 Olney, Paul CQ qUliA,ndmG9 0 Radford, Aubrey x INS' The shop boys learned to make, fix, or use TMS P099 Compllmenfs Of g anything under Mr. Coyle this year. HOOKER HARDWARE CO- Ah vp. r 'f so ' 1, -f X ' nr 7 1 Pittman, Kem i r' an 5, , CJ ray 5, 1 , s . v'x xx. s , lx 'V ww, id' Q -l ' X 7 6 1 W F JG! 715 4 t gn-'J ffm 2 r Raff, Charles Raff, Sammy Ramsey, Ladene Rudd, Ruth Ann Smonherman, David Sykes, Micki Watson, Ann Wilson, Bobby Winter, Anita Young, Billie Joe yrerafmefl 5' .sal , xi. These Freshmen seem to have found an outstanding point of interest in the library while the teacher was away. This page compliments of P 8m O CLEANERS Craig, Betty 9:95:11 Taking a pause that refreshes by the window are the Eighth Grade officers Mike Thurman, Student Council Representa I tive, David Voiles, President, Barry Parham Vice-President, Carol Voiles, Reporter, Sharon Stevens, Secretary, and Milly Arnold, Treasurer. JT' Nw f 'N and . T X'- it Cotton Jim 5 1' by Davls Marion 1? K! 410' n ' A-M 4 4 .-,I ...ifdi s 493' 3 .,:, dx :V I, fx!! : f f we f---L 9 ,X A, ,i W A Kg 'e Nha was H3195 Q Lisil d .4 1 .V 1,-1, nf? 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L5 - lQv',Gg viii 3 an , ww- W- Scoggins, Leon Shaw Gerald ff .1- l Ci Atl: y The Eighth grade sponsors are caught in an infrequent rest period A e It looks as though Coach Riddle is trying to bribe Mr. Coyle into throwing one of his Junior High games. This page compliments of MR. GMRS. L.G. BLACKMER ff .. - it is , 1-if . , if at r , 'A L mi? F? 490' Stevens, Sharon i Y 't ' ' -51 ihjhiliionlielglddy 40' 'If' 4f '4'b- Thurman, Mike Voiles, Carol Voiles, David .-J' 41 '4-345 . -vu r-Qs. 5. ,,. 1 ...sn wr- 'X if- it, 3, ' uri 'VW Q 3 f- . K , as i ., ,e , N: +7 Q . ., ilh the bulletin board between classes were elected by the Seventh Grade as class favorites for the year X . 1-M 1 'N Abrahams, Madalyn Clark, Sheri Christopher, David A Hamby. Butch Honemanl Van Depuy, Ray Duncan, Buddy Duncan, Larry Hodges' Donna Lambert, Sharon Dysinger, David Gustin, Janet Gustin, Kaye X1 These Seventh Grade class officers are waiting ' to see Mr. Semones about a class meetin . They are Lana Moeller, Student Councililep- resentative, Donna Hodges, Secretary, Rodney Seawright, President, Janet Gustin, Treasurer, ' Irene Mires, Reporter, and Lisle White, Vice- g '7 President. Hale, Terry Y- All 0' 1, 8-:lg . I Y Yi! at 32 -6 We Lambert, Karen Lee, Patricia Lambley, Delbert. Jr. Metcalf, Tommy Miller, Linda 1 X - V J eventh Z an ,ff graxe Mires, Irene Moeller, Lana Peck, Parxciene Radford, Darrell Mr. Hathorn's Seventh Grade vocal music class sang songs irom Fred Waring's Singing Bee. Seawright, Rodney ' This page compliments of -' te ROBERTS BROTHERS' FUNERAL HOME 5 5 , fo VI rj' sv Vx g, ,V Y J A Y,,,e Q fx , 'NF' lp-V 'ff A White, Lisle 3 Wadley, Rita 5- 6. 7 A, 5 X 'ts ' 4 -Ti -x.f X ,f 4 l Swenson, Ronnie Shaw, Kaiherine White, Leslie eventA grade . fire Sevendi Grade Social Science class sindied ine fundanientals of city, COlIf1Iy, state, and national governments under the supervision of Mr. Riddle. 'S Q , . 47 431-f-.' f ' ,W V 4:-'f-' - i, H4 ., MTWR' - -1 ? f, I ' Q 'M 'ff' ?W21' ,mv fi ,W , ' - Z' lk I f -Q ff VL, '52 : i sa: W- I Hg .L 521' I ,fr s 'X ,,,.-nan HH' --94? LQ I SPO! Ill! SPOTIU CLLHS GUYS hi. cv,k .y ii 5: nafg ,-77 P,-..... xg, -'M mf A ,. wi S A -xlf,,,g,-11 1' JP 'EA' ' , L41 J A 1 ,. . 44 ,V 477,-,.,,., A r 3 -U 'fi A - f 1' is A 4 Y r A W W, :Nfl , A nga A .. -r J ,, 1 fgf1f1f5'5 xx' I ' . Ti-Qfhvir., W- 1 e-! , :V,. v2,h. , A , . . ,X Af' A ff , ii? ' 5- ff ,ff ' I A Q74 . fs, ' rff , y . f - . ' , . EV' if 4L:!,U7 fi l' 'R L: 'v F- 195'-E ,194 V lv .V B t up , A ,3g3'if:1'Zfih iq,.',1f3 f f ' ABOVE: Tackles, James King, Thomas Raff, Aubrey Radford, did a swell iob on the line this year. BULLDOGS 18 BEAVER 13 The Bulldogs started off with a bark this year by beating highly favored Beaver, Ralph Hill and Devon Clutter each got touchdowns in the first quarter and Clutter also got one in the fourth. This was the first time in years that the Bulldogs had defeated once mighty Beaver. BELOW: McNabb carries tremendous load in Texhoma game . BELOW: lnexperienced Bulldogs came a long way this year under the expert guidance of Coach Riddle, assisted by Coach Hundley w 'J ': I .jf V Y Wil- BULLDOGS 6 LAVERNE 32 The Laverne Tigers picked up a l3-u halftime margin and added 19 more points in the second half to overpower the Bulldogs, 32-6. Devon Clutter dashed 42 yards in the fourth period for Hooker's lone touchdown, RIGHT: The Bulldogs are shown driving hard on offense. K t '2 . . x ,Q W .. 4. ,. gif? , w st, A - xy., Y ac- - fa, ,- , . Y: L T 4 -N c 3- HOOKER 19 FOLLETT O Again Hooker was under rated but came back with a vicious win, Ralph Hill F1 F' scored two touchdowns one in the first A and one in the last quarter to lead the scoring. John McNabb scored on a yard run and Garry Hale kicked an extra point. Some expert blocking helped the Bulldogs chalk up their second win of the season. Bulldogs shown here on defense ogoinsi Guymon . Hill picks up five yords ogoinsf Follett. is 'KY' sy! .A r 05 Ig, iii ' at ff NY. -4 E:- :CD ps OCD 5.5 m'4 32 n 03 ga, 0-3- Om 3 ' 2' SSA 3-v-1 -p-Q rum -11:1 Suo- 92 52' 3:- 09. E1 '-28 22. ' na 1.27 O 35 gf? 0'n Z0 Q3 O-F U-:r s O QS. 307 0.3 tn 'UO mm ga 'Z mini 55 'ki - xv Q 'O :- '-A.: -., . X N. BULLDOGS 26 GUYMON 6 with two minutes left in the first quarter Devon Clutter drove two yards over the goal for the first touchdown, McNabb ran 21 yards for the second score and Hill drove for the extra point. Guymon's score came in the second frame, making the score at halftime, 13-6. McNabb ran 30 yards for the next T. D. and Hill again got the extra point, Williams set up his own and last 6 points when he intercepted a pass defeating Guymon for the second time in as many years. BULLDOGS 14 BOISE CITY 12 Hooker scored first on a pass from Clutter to Hale. Then Boise City got one to make the score 7-6 in favor of Hooker. Boise City went on to get another 6 points to take the lead 12-7. But Hooker came back to win the ballgame on Cutter's T, D, and Williams's conversion, N r -L lv . 1 . s . ff. : ,,,, V - . ,S-r.A, 5 -Ewa z' wif' dial- .dd- sf' 'M i rm s if if 1 Q i , ' My N11 V Jxyp 1 ' 44 f A ff , ,fy ' s V7 .W Fif LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Assistant Coach, Charles Hundleyg Ronald DeSpain, Gene Mires, Spencer Clark, Devon Clutter, Clarence Krieger, Aubrey Radford, Eugene Holland, Ronnie Duncan, Garry Hale, and Head-Coach, Bob Riddle, BACK ROW: Gary Abrahams, Mike Fankhouser, Lamarr Daugherty, Ralph Hill, Richard Mathis, Thomas Raff, John McNabb, Louis McClendon, James King, Bob Mathis, and Gerald Williams. BULLDOGS 20 TEXHOMA 0 Hooker jumped ahead of favor- ed Texhoma with a 35 yard run by Williams in the first quarter. Hill made the conversion with the help of fine blocking in the line. Williams again raced around left end for Hooker's second T. D, with McNabb making the conversion. In the final period of play, Mike Fankhouser went 13 yards around right end for the Bulldogs' final touchdown of the evening, and star fullback, James King, failed to make the conversion. BULLDOGS 14 BUFFALO 21 McNabb passed 10 yards to Hale to lead off the scoring in the first quarter of play. Williams's extra point put the Bulldogs ahead 7-O. Buffalo scored twice in the second quarter and their conversions put them ahead 14-7. Clutter's touchdown and McNabb's conver- sion in the third quarter brought Hooker out of the hole to tie up the ball game. Buffalo, however, came back with a 70 yard run to the goal line to win the game. BELOW: These four boys very capably handled Hooker's end positions. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Ronald DeSpain, Lamarr Daugherty, Bob Mathis, and Garry Hale. ABOVE: Williams digs in. BULLDOGS 19 ELKHART 21 Williams racked up two touchdowns and McNabb got one extra point for Hookers share of the scoring. Elkhart, however, got one T, D, to make the halftime score 13-7. In the third quarter, McNabb ran an 11 yard touchdown, but Elkhart did the same. No more scoring wasdone untilabout 40 seconds before the game ended. Elkhart ran one over and got the extra point. Had Hooker made all their conversions, the game would have ended in a tie. - ball Queen candidates, Jenelle Simmons and Alice Clark, to the center of the field in the Laverne game. Co-Captain, Louis McClendon, escorts Foot- .9oofla ll 1 ' v Y N I 'af' ' r s 'L ' ,pn a mi 14 - m T I-fl T ' 'l ' 5 ' 'f1:.l7 i 'F . . 'ii wwf h '+ A. 'N' H tiff? 1 N as -A K M' Mn Advl .- L VU l xy? T' at ' QP 10 - ' ii' , .- i X3 A.I. x Q iiiifi '7 f , 6 ' osrt 3 r Nw - . l L ' a. - t 4 his , 4 . l T L 'I ll 4. , Msg V . ' . X .3 ,V If . 74, V F 3 LE? -iii 7. f ' ri? is L r aging-2.a'f---g.Tg,- , L t 4 The Bulldogs' starting eleven are shown ready for action. These four outstanding linemen accounted for many Bulldog victories. LEFT TO RIGHT: Richard Mathis, Eugene Holland, Clarence Krieger, and Ronnie Duncan. V if ' f I . , .- A 'L I ' 1 2 A x 6 V . ay R r f , - . , g f , , Niki at -V LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Lisle White, Terry Hale, John King, Butch Hamby, Darrel Radford, Barry Parham, Mike Thurman, Buddy Thompson, Tommy Metcalf, Rodney Hoobler. BACK ROW: Coach Hundley, Bill Young, Curtis Purdy, Dale Hill, David Smotherman, Eddie Raff, David Voiles, James Hill, Lloyd Burdge, Terryl Hollman, David Christopher, Rodney Seawright, Assistant Coach Riddle, Qfarse. Tvmorr' The victorious Junior High team in action. The Big Red ond the Fighting Irish take time out during one of their grueling practices to pose for the photographer. 'W P1 The winning Bulldogs are shown here with Coach Hundley, They are positioned as follows: Gerald Williams, Ralph Hill, Ronald DeSpain, Garry Hale, Johnny McNabb, Jerry Hoeme, James O'Leary, Johnny DeSpain, STANDING: Mike Fankhouser, Kenny Hoobler, and J,D, Scoggins, The Bulldogs had a very successful season, They won the district after defeating Texhoma, and at press time they were playing in the regionals at Laverne against Shattuck. fiona' atakeflmll 5 Forgan 54 Goodwell 26 Adams 45 Hardesty 40 Manter 51 Tyrone 47 Balko 37 Eureka 56 Goodwell 46 Hardesfy 33 Adams 54 Tyrone 33 Eureka 5 'es xi 145, ? A, W x Vx X 29 35 51 65 51 60 36 56 59 55 42 39 Dist Finals COACH Eugene Holland CHARLES HUNDLEY James O Leary Baafselfh ll 'f'5'x 1 X I J ABOVE: Ronald De5pain racks up two more points for Hooker' Williams jumps and shoots to make two points which helped me Bulldogs to defeat Adams, their yearly basketball rival. Ronald D A DeSP0l'l eSPOl'n johnny Johnny Mc Nobb Jerry Hoeme ble' J. D 0 Kenna! Hoo SC099ins ', w lin ABOVE: Everybody gels in the act in the Hooker-Forgan Game. BELOW: These five fellows were the Bulldogs' main starters throughout the season. They are: Johnny McNabb, Gerald Williams, Ralph Hill, Ronald DeSpain, and Garry Hale, Coach Hundley i' in from. gf' mgpwwa ' W. I ag .1116 r::::- nz.: hi. EK-W W A X. . mm' 4. ii IWNV' ah V Q vs r 1 ! W , 1? ABOVE, The Seventh and Eighth Grade team. LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Larry Duncan, Rodney Hoobler, Terry Hale, Mike Thurman, Tommy Metcalf, and Jim Cotton, SECOND ROW: Dale Hill, Lee Scoggins, David Voiles, James Hill, Rodney Seawright, and Coach Riddle. ABOVE, The Junior High Boys. LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Gene Mires, Paul Olney, David Smotherrnan, Johnny King, and Dale Hill. SECOND ROW: Spencer Clark, Kent Pittman, Bob Wilson, David Voiles, James Hill, and Coach Riddle. R. Hfflfl 6219046744111 The Junior High teams had an excellent season this year. The Seventh and Eighth Grade team went through the entire season without a single defeat. Both of the other Junior High teams also had a successful year. In three or four short years, these teams will be winning the district, regional, and state tournaments for ABOVE: The Junior High Boys are shown here playing in the Guymon H ' H ' S ' Tournament which they went on to win, LEFT: The Junior High Girls. LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Nancy Hamilton, Linda Raines, Karon Lambert, Milly Arnold, Sharon Stevens, Donna Hodges, and Kaye Gustin. SECOND ROW: Marion Davis, Barbara Keaton, Madalyn Abrahams, Barbara Remmel, Coach Riddle, Irene . Mires, Betty Theiner, Sharon Lambert, and Peggy Davis. irlz' Bcmkeflrall HOOKER OPPONENT HOOKER OPPONENT 30 Forgan 40 19 Adams 41 37 Goodwell 42 34 Tyrone 50 27 Adams 41 32 Eureka 40 27 Hardesfy 42 45 Tyrone 42 fCounfy Tourney 24 Keyes 46 33 Hardesfy 55 fCounfy Tourney, 19 Tyrone 23 36 Bal ko 42 28 Bclko 41 27 Forgan 49 48 Eureka 36 37 Hardesty 56 37 Goodwell 38 17 Beaver 39 QDisfric't Tourney 19 Hardesfy 37 BELOW: Coach Hundley instructs the Senior High girls. fProbably not in the fundamentals of basketball.J The girls are as follows: Renetta Harms, Peggy Johnston, Marie Dorsch, Loretta Kreutziger, Sharon Mussman, Anna Marie Holland, and Mary Theiner. KNEELING: Sabra Howell, Ellen Carter, Sue Seawright, and Sandra Baker. Sabra Howell Peggy Johnston Anna Marie Holland ABOVE: Ellen Carter tries to get a W in f 7 M Y shot away in the game against Forgan, This was the first game of the year and the inexperienced Hooker girls really gave Forgan a run for their money. RIGHT: It looks like Peggy Johnston was looking the wrong way when she shouldn't have been. She appears to be the only Hooker forward in action This picture was also taken during the game against Forgan, sz' 'Af iw, 5 if V rg J -X. I V B , I K 57 , 41 1 A 1 ku , W1 Hi ff 'Qfxx 4 Z, 1 3 -if gv , fi , M u , ,M ' 'Zh V .rf K . -5 H 2 , S 'V ,N l 1 my 41 , V1 K ,l f ff ,fx .lim Ayfaical frlucafion Jn Wigk 13 43 Qt Hi Mr. Riddle's high school P.E. class seems to be enioying a rip-roaring game of handball. lt must be the coach they're throwing at. lt looks as though the Junior High girls are taking it easy while the instructor is away. Volleyball provided many hours of good recreation for this Junior High physical education class. 3, 0 . . . Q I - - ., .. . oV,. QUE x-uGH B J'sEN:XORy -T f ' 'Q' ,..f' . . '.:.1', , 'xg' , - '- Loreffo Kreutznggr, Jun.nor. ' 2 f - ' Jocm'RcineS.,' Senior' H b W SENIICRIJ-uGH BLgJE,pQoK PRlNcEssfsf,' ENf u'- f -.c' ' ' F.F-659170 Bord , 9 -. . 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They are: Renetta Harms and Alice Clark, Junior Representativesg Mike Fankhouser, Sophomore Representativeg Sid Craxilg and BJ. Honeman, Senior Re resentativesg and Linda oeller, Freshman Repre- ABOVE: Ronald DeSpain, Sports Editor, demonstrates , P the art of page layout in annual production to Loraine sematwe' Loring- -A-Ciiviiies Editor-I These three have the big job of getting the annual to the NOTE: The aiiwoiii fm iiiis Ye3i'5 BLUEBOOK was publisher's on time and seeing that everythingd is in order. done by Julie Simmons who moved before the staff's They are Mr. Haneiy, who is sponsorg Sharon oring and pictures were taken. We miss her fine work on the Bob Grey are C0'E IIOTS- staff. BELOW: The production of the Bluebook would be impossible without the aid of this smiling fellow. He is our photo- grapher, Roy Qualls. This page .9 .Q 5 compliments of ' QUALL'S STUDIO R U 'uymon, Oklahoma Siu ent Conn il sta ...A , This page compliments of fhg B r ggk 'bait THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Qflarnb Lea 4 1:-Q' l. 1 gf ABOVE: The Student Council Of- ficers make preparations for one of the 'Sock Hops' that the Student Council sponsored. They are Bob Grey, Vice-Presidentg Rebecca Voiles, Secretaryg and Ronald DeSpain, President. LEFT: The Student Council which did so much to improve H.H.S. this year. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Jenelle Simmons. Sid Craig, Rebecca Voiles, Johnny King, Mr. Barr, David Voiles, Loraine Loring, Mike Thurman, Mr. Semones, Rodney Seawright, Micki Sykes, Lana Moeller, Bob Grey, and Ronald DeSpain, the 'way RIGHT: The Morning Watch committee gave us many inspirational thoughts in their Wednesday morning service which helped throughout the week. Much thought and preparation went into their devotionals. Hooker High is deeply in- debted to them. 'S fly lV p-nr I S ABOVE Members of N H S shown here at the reception following their 1956 initiation They are Glenda Adams Ellen Carter Sue Seawright Sid Craig Bob Grey Sharon Loring Renetta Harms and Anna Marie Holland i,.....J ABOVE: The National Honor Society studies plans for their annual initiation, They are standing as follows, Sue Seawright, Anna Marie Holland, Ellen Carter, Sid Craig, Sharon Loring, Renetta Harms, Bob Grey, and Ronald DeSpain, LEFT: The State Honor Society meets in the office after being in- formed of their member- ship, They are positioned as follows: Bob Grey, Linda Moeller, Sandy Hofferber, Dawn Hecox, Renetta Harms, Loraine Loring, Gene Mires, Kent Pittman, Sandra Baker, Kay Bailey, and Micki Sykes. This page compliments of HOOKER 'V c l uma RIGHT: Mr. Ha thorn has directed the cho- ruses for the past three years at I-I.H,S For his splendid work we give him a vote of thanks. iff.- 1 f fr X fx , A 'T ' of their practice sessions They are B J Honeman Sue 'I'hcJun1Or Hlgh gms mo provided muslc for many Seawflghl 3115 Euefl Caflel' social events throughout the year They are Ann Watson, Peggy Davis and Anita Winter The High School girls quartet relaxes Wllh a bit oi' So homore s Philosophy comes out of the throats song. The quartet IS composed of two Seniors a of t e High School boys quartet accompanied by Junior and one Sophomore They are Anna Marie Dawn Hecox The crooners are Gene Mires Ricky Holland, Carolyn Burdge Aleeta Brahams and Slocum Jerry Hoeme and Rex Duncan Peggy Johnston rw is . ,. X Q du I I . X 4 9 'i 'Voeal uaic RIGHT, GIRLS CHORUS. LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Ann Watson, Ruth Ann Rudd, Loretta Kreutziger, Peggy Johnston, Leda Hill, Marie Dorsch, Anna Holland, Aleeta Abrahams, and Mr. Hathorn. SECOND ROW: Dawn Hecox, Carol Loewen, Billie Brown, Ladene Ramsey, Becky Barnes, Sandra Baker, Renetta Harms, Barbara Honeman, and Betty Brindle, THIRD ROW: Ellen Carter, Carolyn Burdge, Kay Bailey, Sally McBee, Rebecca Voiles, Sue Seawright, Joan Raines, Linda Moeller, and Anita Winter. N, DO ,, ig ' ' 1 L ,SQ t R .f ,. ikvi MIXED CHORUS--LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Dawn Hecox, Peggy Johnston, Betty Brindle, Renetta Harms, Joan Raines, Barbara l-loneman, and Aleeta Abrahams. SECOND ROW: Ellen Carter, Carolyn Burdge, Sue Seawright, Richard Slocum, Gene Mires, Sandra Baker, Anna Marie Holland, and Mr. Hathorn. THIRD ROW: Curtis Purdy, Bob Mathis, Johnny Booth, Terryl Hollman, Rex Duncan, Jerry Hoeme, Carroll Parker, David Voiles, and Bob Wilson. LEFT , BOYS CHORUS. LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Carrol Parker, Jerry Hoeme, Robert Craig, Bob Mathis, Aubrey Radford, Johnny Booth, Richard Slocum, Rex Duncan, Gene Mires. SECOND ROW: Bob Wilson, Mike Fankhouser, Gary Abrahams, Paul Depuy, Lamarr Daugherty, Charles Raff, Sam Christopher James O'Leary, Sid Craig, and Mr. Hathorn. J, 15' Niall ,U 911 H- VW' ABOVE: Senora X is unveiled by George Potter This page Compliments of Uvlike Fankhousery while Margot QDawn Hecoxj IDEAL FOOD STORE and Senor Alvarez fSid Craigj look on. .' A . 'Q Q i fl V . , . 'T ,ZH ,ef fe . ,N , ABOVE: The Latin-American music for the operetta was provided by musical sextet. It is composed of Jerry Hoeme, Alice Clark, Peggy Johnston, Ellen Carter, Ricky Slocum and Anna Marie Holland. BELOW: The entire cast lines up on stage to take a bow after giving Hooker High one of the best operettas ever. Egger ' is i A A Z. TA Pr'iJe P ni mile fne This page compliments of BASIL MORTON MUSIC STORE Liberal, Kansas The band officers look over the marching formation before leaving for the Liberal Christmas parade. THEY ARE: Ellen Carter, Secreraryg Sharon Loring, Reporterg Sue Seawrighr, Presidentg and Bob Grey, Vice-President. uwiof umie! matic! The Hooker High Band participated ' i many events this year, They marched in several parades, including the Homecoming parade at Goodwell, thc Christmas parades at Hooker and Liberal and the Picueer Parade at Guymon, They played for the opening of the new highway between Hooker and Hardesty, in which Lyovernor Gary had a part, The band marched at all the home football games and also traveled to Beaver for the game there. They participated in the O,M,E,A, contests and quite a number were in the district band, Linda Moeller, Sue Seawright, and Joan Raines attended the X state band at Stillwater, The band also presented their it annual spring concert, M Ili 45 my . . ...,,a..O..:-,,,,, ' X ' were ,W H Mm a s Q A v ,V -1 Q rt 9 Q This page compliments of TJ? ff 3 ptll ' P7 fir? VOILES MOTOR COMPANY ' V Ae t Q .H ' ig w H- ri mu X10tJd.xr nefx A. V. Z-Z iff ,-'DLANNQ 'Wifi' I ,Q tai:-'JY'-h H, 2' A ff . ,pTIdaC?f,g ,N ' X QA A w , X 'Q ' .13 C Nfl .I-' 7 .rf 1 Q, vocational if at ' 'S , leston heads Om es well ' . , MY- Evan Flgcgepartrnenl acldfgsuty to make I ' l i agIlCu1UlY9 Y A the Cal O mortal 3 To 'Y A 5-.Y ' 7 Q over and bezsgtesung and ednca I, at M .V .,uAXX, Vluw NJ F.F.A. an ' I snbleci- Q if i f ,U CULTO tb 6.1 U The F.F,A, handbooks must be more amusing than most of us realize. Here we see the officers of the chapter with their advisor, Mr. Eggleston. T ey are: Louis McC1endon, Vice -Presidentg Ralph Hill, Treasurerg Kenny Hoobler, Secretaryg Gerald Williams, Reporter, Loren Witt, Sentinelg and Sid Craig,President, Eng? .X rf . 3 9f I low t Of AMERICA ABOVE: Some of the Freshmen F,F.A, boys are learning the technique of giving their animals shots, Here we see Darrell Hanson injecting the pig held by Charles Raff and Johnny King, while ,J Mr. Eggleston looks on. ,.-, 18- ' RIGHT: Most of the chapter is gathered around ' to take a look at Mr. Eggleston's prize litter. 2 FIRST ROW: James King, Charles Raff, Darrell K Hanson, Don Remling, Jerry Langley, and Loren Witt, SECOND ROW: Mr. Eggleston, Louis McClendon, Johnny King, Gerald Williams, Kenny Hoobler, and Ralph Hill. 1 - .. ,la --ap ,,J,.'f1A,. vstpiifggsi Kg ' -. . 11,., u,o' 'V ' V I-A, ft MF-A ., 1 .zur T . ,, rs'-if-I 4 o , 5 X The Hooker F,E,A, chapter operated the concession stand during football and bas- ketball season to help raise money for their organization, Here we see two F, F,A, boys serving two other F,F,A, members. They are Loren Witt, Tommy Arnold, Don Remling and Sidney Craig. This page compliments of THE HOOKER ADVANCE 1 , sf' 'VI' t I ..'. 'Al M I The 4-H officers and their sponsor look over some of the record books after a meeting. They are Mr. Watson, Anna Marie Holland, President, Ricky Slocum, Reporter and song-leader, and Sharon This page Complimenig Of Stevens, Secretary. NOT PICTURED: Eugene SCHAAPVELD QIL COMPANY Holland, Vice-President. The 4-H Club is shown here before their regular monthly meeting. They are standing as follows: FIRST ROW: Vickie VaNetta, Arlene Brindle, Alice Flanagan, Beverly Purdy, SECOND ROW: Dwight Speigel, Denton Wiggains, Forrest Osborn, Linda Daugherty, Mary Jane Arnold, Vickie Hiebert, David Thompson, Bill Bryant, Lester Speigel, Sharon Stevens, THIRD ROW: Mr. Watson, Rickie Slocum, Bob McBee, Danny Gordon, Delbert Lambley, Jr., Dennis Ukens and Anna Marie Holland, Sin H-ia Betty Brindle, Renetta Harms, Mary Theiner, Sharon Loring. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Honeman, Joan Raines, Sue Seawright, Rebecca Voiles, Sabra Howell, Loraine Loring, Dawn Hecox, Pauline Barnes. ABOVE: This trio did an ex- cellent job of leading cheers during basket- ball season. They are Linda Moeller, Sharon Loring, and Leda Hill. ABOVE: The weather was no stopping point with these three girls, These cheerleaders led the pep squad through the chilly football season. They are Marie Dorsch, Sandy Hofferber, and Loretta Kreutziger. LEFT: The pep club officers inspect the goal before a tight game. They are Mr. Semones, Sponsorg Ellen Carter, Vice-President: Sharon Loring, Presi- dent, and Faye Buffington, Secretary-Treasurer. The Senior High Pep Club. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Moeller, Leda Ruth Hill, Marie Dorsch, Sandra Hofferber, Loretta Kreutziger. SECOND ROW: Becky Barnes, Irene Rernling, Peggy Johnston, Sandra Baker. THIRD ROW: Ellen Carter, Alice Clark, Sharon Mussman, Carolyn Burdge, Jn Higft Pep cl lr I ,.,.- - 1 A . J' X 4. - ,f .- J A, .,. RIGHT: The Junior High Pep Clnb cheered the Olli- standing teams of the season on to countless victories. LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Irene Mires, Janet Gustin, Sharon Stevens, Milly Arnold, Barbara Remmel. SECOND ROW: Ixladalyn Abrahams, Donna Hodges, Lana Moeller, Sheri Clark, Carol Voiles, Marion Davis. THIRD ROW: Sharon Lambert, Kaye Gustin, Linda Raines, Sue Craig, Betty Theiner and Karon Lambert. ABOVE: The officers of the Junior High Pep Club are seen here telling jokes when they were supposed to be planning a meeting. They are Lana Moeller, Secretary, Carol Voiles, Vice-Presidentg Marion Davis, Reporter, and Sharon Stevens, President. LEFT: These smiling five led the cheers which helped their teams fight to the finish. They are Irene lxlires, Milly Arnold, Barbara Remmel, Sharon Stevens, and Janet Gustin. F ac 5' J' a-1 14 The Letterman's Club is exclusive in H,H,S, Not l ' every student may have the honor of belonging, To become a member of the club, one must participate At A I C for a sufficient period of time in Football, Basket- ball, Baseball, Chorus, or Band. He must fulfill the requirements set down by the instructors and an coaches of the organization to which he might be- m O long. The club raises money by operating the con- ub I c cession stand and by sponsoring a Baseball tourna- 6 ment every spring. This money is used for the purchasing of the letter jackets and sweaters which are awarded to every member of the Letterman's Club. The Letter Club seems to be taking an optimistic view of the work schedules for the annual Baseball Tournament. FIRST ROW: Coach Riddle, James King, Athletics: Coach Hundley. SECOND ROW: Larry Honeman, Band, Athletics: Ronald DeSpain, Athletics: Ralph Hill, Athletics: Gary Abrahams, Athletics: Richard Mathis, Chorus, Athletics: Louis McClendon, Athletics. THIRD ROW: Bob Grey, Band: Alice Clark, Band: Aleeta Abrahams, Chorus: Ellen Carter, Band, Chorus, Athletics. FOURTH ROW: Anna Marie Holland, Band, Chorus, Athletics: Betty Brindle, Band, Chorus: BJ. Honeman, Band, Chorus: Sidney Craig, Chorus. FIFTH ROW: Garry Hale, Athletics: Gerald Williams, Athletics: Sue Seawright, Band, Chorus,'Athletics: Joan Raines, Band, Chorus: Carolyn Burdge, Band Chorus: Sharon Loring, Band: Sharon Mussman, Athletics. SIXTH ROW: Mr. Moeller and Mr. Hathorn. J' ,vi 'Q o 294 lv: Mix 1. o 1 o ' . ,- ' Aa f' Vg fi ii Q4 if 'fleas' Q' mu, M 'A W , ,V 3 ff '.-ill -ff? ZA.. ,,, M,,,,,,, . - 952.5 f ,I , .. .A 'L Q,-,gf , X is Wm, 129' Ni Milf X .,wv-' Mix 4 f WHO RIGHT: RONALD oesPA1N, Junior, Basketball. Football, Class Officer, National llonor Society, Student Council-- President, Sports Editor of Blue Book. QQ 'Lil T This page compliments of MIRES 8 SONS SUPPLY LEFT: BETTY BRINDLE, Junior, Band, Pep Band, Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Pep Club. RIGHT: CAROLYN BURDGE, Junior, Band, Pep Band, Girls' Chorus--Offider, Mixed Chorus, Pep Club. P 1 X, ABOVE: LORAINE LORING, Sophomore Band, Pep Band, Class Officer, State Honor Society, Student Council, Pep Club, Activities Editor of Blue Book. ,mn ,,., Wil '72 7' K 715, ,gl K ,, ' ' f?'. A- H, iii-,mtg 'ur . v -., fu- - 'iw MJ , I 'nf 1 l. 'J f .WLM v. 4. K '-2g 'le - Y V, '. x W 4 54 Q, xx 3 qw V L S Wigs 544 waff J f ,Kg 'r I Q av ' I ,f,, -av? rg' fc ,wp wma: E I .,4,f?Q51,f Q. ., ef 3 A if ' wg : ,Rv + 24, l AM dufiw YEARBOOKS