Hooker High School - Bluebook Yearbook (Hooker, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1959 volume:

-. H .- w---' . lf ,.,,,,..,.,,....,L.i.1.'ff-.wg pf- ,.'..ge.s-255.1-1,,'2'f!!S. BLUEBOOK 'I958 1959 7-S.?' MP FN' il 2 va ' ml FCREWORD AND CCNTENTS At the left is our High school building. Some of our parents went to school in it. It has felt the foot- steps of many in its life. This page compliments of HOFFERBER TRUCK LINE just below is a shot of our new grade school building which is just get- ting broken in. CAMPUS In the lower left hand corner is a frontal shot of our shop, F.F.A. Building and Bus Barn. Below is a scene which shows a sign of progress. Fifty years those cars would have horses. They almost surround the newest edition to the high school and junior high, A ws, Qi 22-99' css 5 . C . Q i , X . y x9 . i, . ' 5 , .gg-.A - 1' .,.,.-,.. 5 XX x 'it - '..,1 .,I:c' X N, 47 J: I x -H bp-. .. Q V . I ADMINISTRATION The quality of mercy ix not .ftrainedg It droppeth, as the' gentle rain from heaven Upon the place heneathg it is twice hles5'd - It hlessezh him that gives, and him that takes. SHAKESPEARE .gn .. BELOW: Mr. Brown, our principal, is a favorite of nearly everyone, His duties are carried out in a manner of friendliness, and he is always willing to help with any problems. Along with his administra tive duties, he teaches Spanish, and eighth grade math. Mr. Brown received his M.A. degree from Western State in Gunnison, Colorado, . ' A 'EH If eww, , A X ' 1 BELOWg These P.T.A. executives led the P.T.A. through a successful year. Left to right are: Mrs, Gene Weber, Mrs. Jiggs Burdge, Mrs. Clyde Thomp- son, Mrs, Elmer Hollman, Mrs, Leroy Esterak, Mrs. Tommy Bollinger, and Mrs. Bailey Seawright, LLI3' L-2 '11 ' - if .J --W i I--t 1' -at gg from Oklahoma University in 1953. BELOW: This important group is really indispensable. The school board members give unselfishly of their time to make our school a better one. Left to right are: Sid Hussey, George A. Dysinger, Thomas Metcalf, Hershel McNabb, and Clifford Voiles. - .4 - - . nit H M mi M- I R . ABOVE: Our superintendent, Mr. Rich, in his first year at Hooker, has endeared himself to students, teachers, and parents. All phases of school life have improved im- mensely under his wise guidance and supervision, He is especially interested in safety, and taught Drivers iiduca tion the second semester. Mr, Rich received his M,A LEFT: What would we have done without Mr, Hane Through all his commerce classes, seeing that the Bulldog Echoes was put out, his excellent senior sponsorship, his grade school athletics, and his numerous other jobs, he always found time for a word of advice on the Bluebook, what else is there to say but Thanks a million, Mr. Haney! RIGHT: Coach Stonewall fCharlesj Hundley has fought wars, signed treaties, and built nations in his American History classes. In addition to this strenuous work, he has coached the spirited high school basketball teams, the football teams, and sponsored the Junior class. Coach has had five successful years at Hooker, MIDDLE RIGHT: Coach Bob Riddle is the guy with the readu smile--until his football players stay out too late! Included in his duties are teaching junior high social studies, head coach for high school football and junior high football, and sponsoring the Eighth grade. X BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Olene Brown has come in handy many many times this year with her glowing artistic ability. The building has had a more decorative look this year than it has had for years, and it has given us all an uplift. Mrs. Brown teaches at the grade school and has art classes at HHS. BELOW: Mrs. Jo Ellen Stevens, our school secretary, is a very good example of a Hooker High graduate. Without Q N her, the many books and records would be complete chaos. If a job has to be done, Jo Ellen will do it-- pleasantly, and with a smile! , ,' lr RNIB of -,..-v-vi This page compliments of TEX-CO GRAIN COMPANY BELOW: Mrs. Wilna Lasiter has led the music classes through assem- blies, concerts, and operettas, and they were enjoyed by all. She also braved cold weather to sponsor the senior high pep club in her first year at Hooker. FACULTY BELOW: In December, Miss Lanora Miller changed her name to Mrs. Donnie Donahoo, In addition to teaching the Home Ec classes, she led the F.H.A. girls through a successful year and was a sponsor of the Sophomore class. This is Miss Mil1er's first year of teaching. FAR LEFT: Mr. Evan Eggleston has successfully taught agriculture for three years at HHS, plus sponsoring the Sophomore class. He is always willing and ready to go dashing off in his green pick-up to rescue some F.F.A. boy's pig, LEFT: 3x -x equals - uh, what does it equal, Mrs, Willibelle Buchanan? Whenever there is a math problem, she is ready to help with it. With six children, we wonder how she has managed to teach us for the past two years, she also sponsors the seventh grade, BELOW: Mr, James Campbell--our science teacher! In addition to teaching six science classes, Mr. Campbell is in charge of the 4-H club and is a co-sponsor of the seventh grade. Mr, Campbell is new in teaching and at Hooker High, but is an oldtimer in the area, he graduated from PAMC. RIGHT: Mr. Frederick Moeller, who has been at HHS for five years, has charge of the band and P.E. De- partments. Our band becomes better each year, and the P.E. division has improved greatly with his un- tiring efforts. Mr. Moeller is a sponsor of the Freshman class, and spends many extra hours with dance band and sectional rehearsals, He is kept quite busy with grade school music classes, too! FAR RIGHT: Mrs. Georgia Moeller, fsame family as Mr. Moellerj, is one of the busiest people in HHS. She holds down numerous jobs, among them: teaching English, advisor to the Bulldog Echoes and Junior High speech club, and Fresh- man class sponsor. She is always ready to give criticism on a poem or theme and has even been known to take over the band for a Christ- mas parade. BELOW: Nearly everyone has hand- tooled leather belts. The guy responsible for this is Mr. Charles Heusel, industrial arts instructor. Hooker High's boys have learned the fine points of many crafts and trades under his watchful eye. Mr. Heusel has taught two years at Hooker. FACULTY BELOW: Ouoth the raven, Never- more. For three years, Mrs. Mary Reiswig has always been ready to listen to memory lines. She has gained fame as a play director at HHS, plus being a capable and willing senior sponsor, teaching HS English and supervising the li- brary. Soy BELOW: Mrs. Bernadine Rich-- seems we have heard the name be fore--has proved herself in one year at Hooker a capable English teacher, one who is interested in the students and always ready to help. She is sponsor of the eighth grade, and has a special interest in two certain young men in the student body. ,- I-s Cecil Bennett and Miller Griffin are our custodians. They have a big job keeping our school in running order. Their day begins early and ends late. 7-I h- ln Above, is a picture of our cafeteria taken while it was in full operation at the P.T.A. Chili Supper. We are privileged to have such place to partake of our mid-day meal, It serves people at many banquets and the Lions Club also meets here, PERSQNNEL .qnix This page compliments of HAMMACK ELECTRIC 81 HOOKER TV CABLE At the left are our very good cafeteria cooks. Left to right they are: Mrs, Hitch- cockg Mrs. Vincentg Mrs. Pyleg and Mrs. A' Oliver. The meals they serve are very J' delicious. Where else could you get such a The sun seems to be awfully bright this fine morning but our bus drivers are used to it. Left to right they are: Ulen Pittmang Jack Thurmang Emil Ukensg Joe Iohnstong Glenn Stevensg Cliff Parham and Eston Duncan. 'Q 4 good meal for such a small price? i 'Q 2 S q' 4 SENIQRS 141 MARIE DORSCH Vocal Music 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Mixed Chorus Offi- cer 4, Operetta 2, 4, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Football Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Bluebook Queen 2: FHA 3,4, FHA Officer 3, FHA President 4, Freshman Play 1, All- School Play 2, Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4, Class Officer 4, Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4, State Honor Society 3, National Honor Society 3,4, Class Favorite 4. This page compliments of SANDRA HOFFERBER Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club Officer 4, Football Cheer- leader 2, Basketball Cheer- leader 3, 4, Morning Watch 2, 3, Morning Watch Officer 3, Vocal Music 3, 4, Operetta 4, FHA 3, 4, Class Officer 2, 4, Bluebook Staff 3, 4, State Honor Society 2, 3, Freshman Play 1, All-School Play 2, Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4, English Award 1, 2, Journalism Club 3, Journalism Club Offi- cer 3, BULLDOG ECHOES Staff 4. SA NDRA BAKER Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, Dance Band 3, 4, Twirler 1, 2, 3, 4: Vocal Music 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club Officer 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter- man's Club 2, 3, 4, Class Offi- cer 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Student Council Officer 4, Operetta 1, 2, FHA 3, 4, FHA Officer 4, Freshman Play 1, Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, State Honor Society 2, 3, who's who 3. SENIORS Senior Class Officers are left to right Sandy Hofferber Reporter Sandra Baker Student Council Repre sentative Mike Fankhouser President Sam Christopher Vice President Rebecca Voiles Historian BOLLINGER MOTOR COMPANY Marie Dorsch, Secretary 4 Y! Mr, and Miss Senior Senior Class sponsors are Mrs. Leon MISS MARIE DORSCH Reiswig and Mr. Bill Haney. MR. JOHNNY MCNABB REBECCA VOI LES Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Band Officer 3, 4, All-District Band 1, 2, Dance Band 3, 4, Vocal Music 1, 2, 3, Bluebook Staff 3, 4, Journalism Club 3, Journalism Club Presi- dent 3, Basketball 1, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, FHA 3, 4: FHA Officer 4, Student Council 1, 2, Student Council Officer 2, Class Favorite 2, Class Officer 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club Officer 1, All-School Play 2, Junior Play 3, Freshman Play 1, Senior Play 4, Operetta 1, 2, Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4, Na- tional Honor Society 4, BULL- DOG ECHOES Editor 4, Foot- ball Queen 4, Who's Who 1, 2, 3, . ' Ny'- SENIORS LORAINE LORING Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Band Officer 3, 4, Pep Band 2, 3, Vocal Music 1, Operetta 1, 4, Bluebook 1, 2, 3, 4, Bluebook Editor 3, 4, Class Officer 1, 2, 3, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Student Council Officer 3, FHA 3, 4, FHA Officer 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, State Honor Society 2, 3, Junior Play 3, Social Science Award 2 3, Bluebook Award 3, Letter- man's Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club Officer 4, Who's who 2, 3. IRENE REMLING Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, FFA Sweetheart Candidate 2, Vocal Music 3, 4, Class Favorite 3, FHA 3,4, Basketball 1, Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club Offi- cer 1, Alternate Basketball Cheerleader 3, PEGGY JOHNSTON Band 1, 2, 35 Pep Band 25 Vocal Music 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Operetta 1, 2, 45 Girls' Quartet 2, 35 Class Favorite 1, 25 Football Queen 35 Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 45 Letterman's Club 2, 3, 45 Class President 15 Stu- dent Council lg Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Football Cheerleader 45 FHA 3, 45 FHA Officer 35 Junior Play 3. JOHNNY MCNABB Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Vocal Music 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Letterman's Club 2, 3, 45 Letterman's Club President 35 Operetta 45 Junior Play 35 Sen ior High Athletic Award 35 BULLDOG ECHOES Staff 45 Class Favorite 4, MARY THEINER Vocal Music 1, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Operetta 1, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Morning watch 2, 35 FHA 3, 4: FHA Officer 45 Letter- man's Club 3, 4, tai.. SABRA HOWELL Band 1 2 3 Pep Band 1 2 FHA 3 4 Vocal Music 1 3 4 Mixed Chorus 3 4 Operetta 2 4 Bas ketball 1 2 3 4 Letterman s Club2 3 4 PepClub1 z 3 4 Altemate Cheerleader 45 Blue- book Princess 35 Freshman Play 15 Junior Play 35 Senior Play 45 Honor Escort 3, This page compliments of THE MODEL MIKE FANKHOUSER Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Vocal Music 25 Letterman's Club 3, 45 Class Favorite 25 Bluebook 2, 3, 4 All-School Play 25 Operetta 25 Junior Play 35 Senior Play 45 Class President 3, 45 Student Council 3 45 Student Council President 45 Honemen Award 35 Honor Escort 3 in go RICHARD SLOCUM Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Dance Band 3, 45 Vocal Music 1, 2 Boys' Quartet 1, 25 Operetta 1, 2, 4 Morning Watch 2, 35 Morning Watch President 2, 35 4-H 1, 25 4-H Offi cer 25 Letterman's Club 2, 3, 45 Freshman Play 15 junior Play 35 Senior Play 4. .,,,,, JERRY HOEM E Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band Ll, 3, 4, Dance Band 3, 4, Band President 3, Vocal Music 1, 2, 3, Boys' Quartet 1, 2, 3, Vocal Music Officer 3, tiperetta 1, Q, 4, Freshman Play 1, All-School Play Z, Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4, Class Favorite 3, PF Award Q, Basketball 1, 2, Letter- r'nan's Club 2, 3, 4. .WMA mi, - - P , L BECKY BARNES Band 1, 2, 3, 4, All-District Band 2, Vocal Music 1, 21, 3, 4, Mixed 1. Chorus 3, 4, Operetta 1, 2, 4, Bas- ketball 1, Letterman'S Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Alternate Ch leader 3, Freshman Play 1, A11- CCI' I. D. SCOGGINS Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 3, Basketball 1, Z, 3, 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, judging Team 1, 2, 3, Letter- man's Club 3, 4, Class Favorite 1, 12, Class Officer 1, 2, Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4, Oper- etta 4. ul? ' 1 pox . v . Jn, REX DUNCAN Vocal Music 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Quartet 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Choms 1, 2, 3, 4, All-State Chorus 2, 3, 4, Vocal Music Officer 2, 3, Mixed Chorus President 4, Oper- etta 1, 2, 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Dairy Judging Team 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA Officer 4, Boys' Chorus Medal 2, This page compliments of School Play 2, FHA 3, 4, BULLDOG Ecnoiss staff4. BATMANS LEDA HILL Freshman Play 1, Junior Play 3 Football Queen Candidate 1, 3, Bluebook Queen Candidate 4, Fl-lA 4, Vocal Music 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 4, Operetta 1, 2, 4, Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Cheerleader 2, 4, Football Cheerleader 3, Senior Play 4, SAM CHRISTOPHER Vocal Music 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 12, 3, Operetta 1, 2, 4, Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4, Vocal Music Officer 2, Basketball 1, Football 3, 4, Freshman Play 1, All-School Play 12, Junior Play 3, Class Officer 4, Student Council 4, L 4 VIOLET BARNES Vocal Music lg Operetta 1, FHA 3, 4, Morning Watch 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 13, 4. CARROLL PARKER Vocal Music 1, Z5 Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Operetta 1, 2, 4, Football 1, Baseball 1, 2, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Letterman's Club Zg Senior Play 4, JAMES O'LEARY Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 12, 3, 4 Vocal Music 1, 2, Operetta 2, Letterman's Club 3, 45 All-School Play 12. ROBERT CRAIG FFA 1, 2, 3, 45 Dairy Judging Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Meat judging Team 1 Dairy Award 1, 3, FFA Officer 3 FFA President 4g District FFA Pres ident 4, Vocal Music 1, xg Operetta 1, 2, 4, Junior Play 35 PE Award 1 LEON MEISEL FFA 1, 2, 3, 4: FFA Officer 4, Grass Judging Team 3, 45 Livestock Judging Team lg Vocal Music 1, 2, 3, 4g Operetta 1, 4, Mixed Chorus 2,4, Football 1, This page compliments of KA NSAS-NEBRASKA -.T ,XR- W! i DEVON CLUTTER Football 1, Z, 3, 4, Baseball 1, Bas- ketball 1, Class Officer 1, Student Council lg FFA 1, 2, 8,-1, Letter- man's Club LZ, 3, 4, Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4. LAMARR DAUGHERTY Football 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, Vocal Music l, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus IS, Operetta 1, 2,-1, l,etterman's Club Z, 3, 4, Senior Play 4. RONNIE DUNCAN Football 1, J, 3, 4, Vocal Music 4, Uperctta 45 junior Play 55. 'Nagi- t- . Aff' Vi- Senior Class sponsors and Senior Play cast, LARRY LOUGHRIDGE Vocal Music 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 13, Opcretta 4, Freshman Play 1, All-School Play 12. ti ': ng wygf, at ' . iii: , W , ,W V . .' JC, 133, I. ,ik PAUL DEPUY Basketball 1, Z, 3, 4, Football 4, Vocal Music l, Ll,-1, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 4, Operetta 1, 2, Band lg Pep Band lg Letterman's Club 3, 4. ., ., W my gf 2-' .4 - 5, 4 f ff Fifi if ' 1 ,,-a n gf'-qt , ,V at mf, 5,591 sh, f, ,. , 1' 21,5-V, h , . . . a ' fhtg jg Q, 1 '5 if iifzfsffaia-it we ,.l',f' 'vyzq -- f Q f 9 - f., hxl I ,,f .'g,3XU JL11., ta ii 1+ ,T ' 'fy 4- . 'f'sL5,'t4i :F fi. g...f TOM RAFF Football 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA 45 Letter- man's Club 12, 3, 4, Senior Play 4 k ini X416 1 i THE DAIRY KREEM This page compliments of i f5'-l-lu I'-5.-ri Q- Senior Play HJANUARY THAW Herbert Gage - - Marge Gage - - Barbara Gage - - Paula Gage - - Sarah Gage ---- Jonathan Rockwood Mathilda Rockwood Matt Rockwood - - Uncle walter - - Frieda ----- George Husted - - Mr, Loomis - - Carson - - - Constable - Directors - 9 - Richard Slocum - - Rebecca Voiles - Sandy Hofferber - - - - Leda Hill - Marie Dorsch - - Jerry Hoeme - - Sandra Baker -Mike Fankhouser Lamar: Daugherty - - Sabra Howell - - I. D. Scoggins - - Carroll Parker - - - - Tom Raff - - Devon Clutter Mrs. Leon Reiswig and Mr. Bill Haney UNIORS .img S qui? Q TOMMY ARNOLD 14 KAY BAILEY ,N r, 2 Q., , Q 't' - BARBY BARNES IOH NNY BOOTH r1tlVVn T BILLIE BROWN SPENCER CLARK DANNY FAST GLADYS HAMILTON ' Pi W. fi JUNIORS This page compliments of GEORGE T. BURDGE INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER LEFT: Our sponsors, Mr. Hundley and Mrs. Lasiter, spent many long and hard hours picking out and working on the junior Play and our Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom. This page compliments of GIBSON'S LOCKER PLANT CLASS OF 1960 DARRELL HANSON RIGHT: The smiles on the faces of these two, Ruthie Rudd and Kent Pittman, easily show one reason why they were picked the Junior Class Favorites. HAROLD HERBEL LARRY HOEME BILL JACOBS iwgpvf 1oHN KING sus LoEwEN G. A . JACKSON GENE MIRES Q 'Q LINDA MOELLER PAUL OLNEY KENT PITTMAN it 4305. ,v T AUBREY RADFORD SAMMY RAFF LADENE RAMSEY 'iti- This page compliments of SWS DRUG junior Class Officers are, left to rightg Kay Bailey, At the moment it doesn't look like two of these reporterg Kent Pittman, vice presidentg John King, Juniors are interested in the same thing, but surely presidentg Micki Sykes, student council, and Ruthie that's not always the story in Mrs. Moeller s English Rudd, secretary-treasurer. Class. 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V -f ' I1 ix' I . - 5 ABOVE: If these third hour American History Juniors ABOVE: These eight Juniors were among the first to don't thoroughly understand their history, you can enjoy the new student lounge, the prized possession see that it's not Mr. Hundley's fault. of the entire school, This Page compliments of C Q F 1 9 E 0 HOOKER ADVANCE RONNY RICH '- RUTHIE RUDD MICKI SYKES ANN WATSON BOB WILSON 4 ANITA WXNTER SOPHOMCRES V -EK .-Q, IW 'T' L9 'i 1- 172' ll- i 9-se inns ang! haf 61,37 i Bama Brown sul L T312 Marlon Dau Peggx Dang I loud Burdga Allnn Manda Da nnu Dewpam Terrxl Hallman SOPHOMCRES WEBER S CJROCERX Mnmloy Duncan DOIIHVIH Franklm Veda Gordon Melvm L66 Avi- 390 15 if fl i..-A ac 'ad fra 'so Q' ....., fs- gk P1 41 Mlllx .xmolq C 1ro1Vo1le5 I3 lrbara Rgmmel Earn Parham C umb Pnrdx Terr Rodn IH SOPHOMORES WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Sharon Stevens Buddy Thompson Betty Theiner Q fl 331 Y A sup sralcler hrilkk Thurman Jerry Rahenkamp .FM SQPHCMORES Us if T' These studious sophomores wouldn't even take tirre to pose for the photographer. Do they really like English that well? Gerald Shaw Eddie Raff S, 1 r' 3 .fa f Rodney Hoobler This page compliments of Bob MCBQQ DUNNAGAN'S JEWELRY I , The sophomore class wishes to take this opportunity Richard Loughndge to thank our sponsors, Mr. Eggleston and Mrs. Dona- hoo for all you have done for our class. S X! 5.3 w 'sv iff: 3, l at I I S: A i f KQ' wif, s 1 ., Doyle Moore David Voiles 3 , N Q' ' sr of 'En--ff' nf Our class favortres the pxck of the crop are Marlon DBVIS and t urtls Purdy Furtrs what does your expresston portray? Lxnda Rames These students carry our class through thrck and thxn The class offrcers are M111y Arnold Secretary Treasurer Barbara Remmel Reporter Sharon Stevens President Lloyd Burdge Vrce Presldent and Terryl Hollman Student Councll Representa txve if' K-T have , Th1S page compllrnents of ROBERT S BROTHERS Mr Qualls caught these sophomores just before they began drssectrng worms Could that be the reason for so many sober faces? S - v A , F' ' uv ' - - - ' 2 ' . ' 1 . . Z ' . - ' I r R 'Fas X L., i , , , . X4 Q V l S 1 X .Q 7 . ' V 3 n. 15' K H ', K 4 A H' I JUNIOR HIGH F14- 51... r TOP: Van Honeman Mianna Kaiser Karon Lambert Sharon Lambert 3' 2 91' ,af Patricia Lee Q, NC' RIGHT: James Loveland Tommy Metcalf Irene Mires Lana Moeller Larry Mussman iQ James Olney Darrel Radford -is r 'WY FRESHMEN X This Freshman English class started the journey of HS Donny Rich English under Mrs. Moeller. We can see one of the Leon SC0ggif1S things they practiced was diagraming. iv Rodney Seawright Dale Hill Y Ronnie Swenson Leslie White Y Our photographer caught these Freshman class officers on a nice sunny day--then they took time out to pose for him. Left to right: Lisle White, President, Donny Rich, Vice President, Donna Hodges, Secretary, Rodney Seawright, Student Coun cilg Leslie White, Reporter, and Tommy Metcalf, Treasurer. This couple, Mr, and Mrs. Moeller, teamed up to do many things, among them: sponsoring the Freshman class, ' es, , ' .fx . ff. fact. 1 ' , 5 m ,gig ' v l ii X 'T f Katherine Shaw T Rita W adley Lisle White ,S ABOVE: Eighth grade class favorites, Stanley Stephenson and Jeanne Lee Metcalf tal-te time out for the pause that refreshes. BELOW: Mr. Rrddle and Mrs. Rxch, deep in con- ference, leave the auditorium after an assembly. EIGHTH GRADE This page compliments of MAXINE'S CAFE Joan Baker Gwen Brandes Edna Carroll Judy Amey George Barnes Anita Burdge Richard Dau gherty gn or Q' oaks F' Q5 3 it ly V7 . , v X -11 ' 5 f.-c:.s-- ' X -,-,,. ff M - .,.1, gif '11 , e.. ' , .an f'-Wfz 55,7 :Vi y , Nur X L - . ,T i i L W Q Wx 1' Terry Davidson Jimmy Dysinger Karen Hodges Larry Hofferber EIGHTH BELOW: These 8th gradelclass officers: Larry Hofferber, Secretary-Treasurerg jim Rudd, Presidentg ArVe1Jones, Reporterg Prudy Kerr, Vice Presidentg and Anita Burdge, Student Councilg took their time getting inf A , 2g'ss 0'- 5, . 9' .cfs r ffvugsf T Roy Feil Pat Holzrichter Emmit Kreutziger their picture made so they wouldn't have to go back to class. 06 51 I' ., T :Cf I ' 'Q' N wi ff It ki fQ 3- Qn x iv'--.wh Oo j 5-5 af F ig 3 1 ' T A 1 it 'N v- 14 Sue Hightower Lynn Hill ArVel Jones Prudy Kerr Janet Lambert Delbert Lambley Bobby Loban Verle Martens This page compliments of JONES 8a HOLLMAN INSURANCE AGENCY I ,+.., l .. g. ae? fi -. in 2. Q. Q si From their expressions, we are sure that these eighth graders just LOVED U.S. History under instructor Riddle. This page compliments of WlNTER'S MOTEL Wanda Raff Duane Smith Larry Remling Stanley Stephenson Dorothy Masin D. Moeller M, Raff L. Skillings J. Young leanne Metcalf lijuana Pyle Jim Rudd Judy Wiggains ' Jv- Susan Powell Danny Rowley Barbara Voiles Ze- I Q5 tv ings- ' J 9 FE 4154: in ,x 'Wm 'QW i 'Wm 1 'ITV' ' .,f,P3 -fy- 1 t Mr. and Mrss Seventh Grade Mrs. Buchanan and Mr. Campbell, seventh grade sponsors, led Hooker l-llgh's youngest class through a year of fun, work and knowledge, SUSAN ESTERAK SEVENTH Sherry Carter Jimmy Bostwick Tommy Davis 'Y Janie Arnold Barry Buchanan Lou Ellen Depuy JIM HAMMACK GRADE This page compliments of HOOKER ELEVATORS, INC Howard Buller Susan Esterak Dee Gill Larry Hamby Jim Hammack Karon Jackson This page compliments of rpm. ' I ,,, ffQ k an ,,, 9' n+'x ,ky n-..,. ' .ww '14 - al? At, L. , 5 . ,g V , X' 3 , ' if N E fi t W dxf 'bg' W a K QQ Jimmy Honeman Patsy Jordan 40 t T Bennie Hussey SEVENTH y GRADE Seventh grade class officers are, left to right, Jim l-lammack, Vice Presidentg April Voiles, Reporterg Bill wilson, Presidentg Barry Buchanan, Student Councilg and Gayle Pittman, Secretary. Byron Lollar lx Donna Loughridge I fu' V w is 1-v X1 1-Le y .L ....-.1., w. 'h N' A... . . Ga: Ka' R55 J' wi ATHLETICS 41 30 .,,, . agua 'X. 1l27lla3'l fl 1 lg? E3 R i It Q. SK 1-4 l Q29 PEW 31-al wx. l if c X - I , ' . - 5.4 U '. 44 ST.-XNDINLT, left zo rlghrg cfoach Hdndlexq Ifavld Yollesg Bal: Mailing Paul iyepuj., l.1w'.xlf3Ufd2C, Thu: as Ratf, Ronme Rlslllg Nuke Ffarxkhouserg Gene Mires and Coach Riddle, KNEELING, left 'o nghtg Ter: Arnoidp Melvln Leeg Fuddj. Tnorripsong Terryl Hollniang Sann Cnristopherg Johnny McNabbg Cams Purdy, .-Xuzbrex' Radford. SITTING, left to rxglug Donavm Frankling Spencer Clan-', Ronnie Duncang Barry' Parhanq Dale H111 andPevonC11zrter, 1955 Football ,ueen HFEQQA VOILES DLC D ek. L1 X. Ccacli Handley and Coach Rgddle gave our srriall XR number but right: .n near! and splrxt the 9-'no'-'ledge and lnspxratxon that carned :her to the bee: season 171 izstory. fLef:j Here Q-gee: Rebecca, ner attendants, and the four cap:a1ns stand posed for :Ls az horfecomgzg 1955. Left zo rzght: Thoxas Raffg Maniac Holland, Mxke Frankhcuser, Qnzeeng Mzckx Svkes, John McNabb: Mill'-' Arnold and llewon Ildtzer. N9 UV 1123? '95 1 N 1 if ,J : -x ' ,Q J , -fs,-, 1 r A , , ' ' ' P r 1, rf IDFVON fTI,1,'T'I'FR JOHNNY MUNABB Quarterback llalfhavk This page vortiplirttvrits of MIREN 81 SONS SENIOR HIGH FOOTBALL STARTING l,INFllP Spencer Clark Ronnie Duncan David Voiles Sam Christopher Curtis Purdy Thomas Raff Ronny Rich Devon Clutter Johnny McNabb Dale Hill Mike Fankhouser 145 180 L10 150 175 BLS 155 150 177 140 1fiO JI. Sr. SO, Sr. SO. Sr. Sr. Fr. Sr. sv xi ' An....1 ' 2 auf -45 t X. ,jr ij 1 .B 'K sf, , . ' h 1.4 l I .t- x lg. . K A3 ny , ' s. 1' MIKE FANKHOUSER Fullbavk 141' YQ X., x, ,f . I 35. THUMA9 RA F17 LeftTack1e rf Q. J RONNIF DUNCAN Right Tackle fi! 1 F' Johnny breaks away for another long run in the Hugoton game. 3Ut, ae,- 5 'N Xi! xgq mo ,- 38,3 - ivvjy ' Y Xx Q. vt X ' V v ' Ni'- SAM CHRIS TOPHFR - . V, .1 yL'.1.n'Y U '.'. '4'M.-. 1 .k,f.f' ' rl..l F V ' .: ' ' if fs- H ,. . . , , , L . X 5 1- 1 Ks :iz .x bmw trozt' Ronan- Pqnng, Farzrcwucr 5 cu' aulmf for ' xargx, .fv as 5,5 .-,. f-A1 rv' WDW' Tw -.-LA AM H 71' ' Afa' ..1' 'C.lC.. - . !.lL. 41' left qncxrft .auf a finance Scxrieoia :af 5. 'ne TO13f3i.1f,3.' C '.'c.2:e, Thorax Faf' '5 ffli 94:31, aig war jinstg- L . ' 3.1. gn an TKT. T wrt 303 MATHIS - Qqitisr Tins Dag: ss-:t':'117:'-'Z' X ---- --- - - - f I :::x4:b: CI- x mb ips. .5 .Ts xr qsrrxpig 04.2 .our 3551.127-fit 510.355 rw-, gy, -,.r,,e, - - H .... ,M .. . Y.I1QfifC'n'Z .' ids 9152472 Ar: 3- X-2-5 Tlx-1.1 '.':1.es, i..:::.,. :Ara-,EH N ' ,.,.....,..-..A.vAx..' X-1-CX31I1f3QCb5,klf353fZ' Cinstoptter, q-.j Pot Niatizs -ig- ' L, . -vi' 7 Lama -f -Q --.1 p ii T -n .44- '- nO?-N: :din - lk ' 'C LIBCF' U. ,'. I E01 , v f - :ll N Q . . . pf . - -.1 1155 ,i- 3 X lg , .1 McNabb gets throii off for the TRCUS, This page conipliments VQILES MOTOR CO. LLOYD BURDGE - Center DALE HILL - Back L. Z3 in sf b 'I DAVID VOILES Ll.iard ., S Af! thanlu to Purdy' and if Vaiikliouwr hanvs through the line after a hand-off from Clutter. fill Mc,-Nabbg Q83 Ronny Rich: 4415 Raffg Q23 Dale Hill. VZ 1, ' 5 v K f ca! N if' , Here date , ,. 5 . BUDDY THOMPSON A End I Ang' ' 1 sf ii 42 ' C'-4 just betore coronation Senior - Rebecca Voileb FreQhrran Maril n Holland Junior Miclti uxkes ana sophomore Millie Arnold Q2 lr' ' S Xl 1 .ew I 1 fill 3 X, ii Q IWONAVIN FRANKLIN ., 'j Hack 9 was 53 -- v ' as.. ws' 0 ARJI' of Htiokvl' 3 A l H ooke r llookcr Hooker R. BARRY Pfxittmrvt - track H00 L' R , Mistvnv LEE - Guard HW U Hooker Hooker Hooker Hooker C. .i.v . v v l S., w 19 MO 30 SEASON SU MARY Rlitfl TRD Beaver Vxillvtte Eloise Clity Snnray Hugoton ilu ffalo Texhoma Laverne Elkhart Laverne The Hooker High School football team had another successful season this year under the coaching of Bob Riddle and Charles Hundley. The Bulldogs started the season with a 23-O win over Beaver. They piled up 7 victories in a row before being defeated by Laverne 10-O. Hooker won the District 1-C Champion- ship by defeating Boise City 28-0 and Tex- homa 20-16, but met defeat in the Bi-Dis- trict by Laverne and so closed their season. The team had a season record of 7 wins and 3 losses. The entire team, whether playing or on the bench, were good sports and always played to win until the final whistle blew. This page compliments of NASH BROTHERS n-4.x 9 4 u,.. . s.!.',. 1 . ' lx latikhotiser ls txinght bi. tht' foot on this pick-up around 'lie lef' vnri, ffjj llilt' lltllg Q-ill Raffg fA11'jllilljaCobSg llievotit hitter 'I'lle hole Closed before john got through, . 'Q' Irv' 'I H. lj N v '-.3 Below the Bulldogs are seen on defense. f17j Spencer Clarkg fltjj Cfltitterg flfsj Sam Qjhristopnerg f42j David Voilesg ff30j Mike Fankhouser, so-sta V0 STANDING, left to right: Coach Hundleyg L. Hambyp Lollarg Husseyg Martensg Davidsong Gillg Daughertyg B. Hamby and Coach Riddle. KNEELING: Turnerg Seawrightg Mussmang Rad Scoggins. SlTTlNGg Whiieg Duncang Whiteg tloffmang Metcalfg Olneyg and fordg Christopherg Bullerg Richg Rudd. H 'ss ,Q . .W WTR iw,-2. ' H x4-?'2.r..-ff --A A if . v - .fin ,., ., Larry would have never caught this pass if his tongue hadn't been out. Radford looks he is about to eat-m alive, Hamby is making the tackle, around the neck, JUNICR HIGH This page compliments of FIRST NATIONAL BANK . ' . .V k '57 in 2. if fda fT2.Ts'B57 25. f. 'z . ' , . A' guurrfix -.- - 1 .1 It ' - h' ' P' A FOCTBALL The Junior High Team posted a 2 won, 12 loss, l tie record for the season playing against very tough competition. Here is the starting line-up. RE - Larry Duncang RT - Rodney Seawrightg RG - Verle Martensg C - Howard Bullerg LG - Butch Hambyg LT - David Christo- pherg LE - Lisle Whiteg QB - Tommy Metcalfg FB Leon Scogginsg RH - Darrell Radfordg LH - Donny Rich. 1 1 .ix STANDING, left to rightg Buddy Thompson, David Voiles, Johnnie X DeSpain, Lloyd Burdge, Bob Wil- son, Mike Pank- aa, 1+-44567 P' :mf X 0 HOOKER -11 Goodwell 47 Adams 57 Hardesty 52 Tyrone 46 Eureka 49 Forgan 44 Turpin T0 Adams 47 Goodwell 27 Texhoma 61 Hardesty 70 Adams S B0 Y S ' I SEASON'S RECORD HOOKER L29 53 Tyrone 61 Eureka 36 55 Forgan 35 57 Texhoma 44 57 Elkhart 39 36 Hugoton 46 55 Boise City 59 51 Yarbrough 26 65 Adams 42 51 Texhoma Bl 53 Beaver 46 BELOW: These are rhe fellows who started most of the year for Coach Hundley's Bulldogs, Center, Bob Wilson, Guard, Johnny McNabb, Guard, Ronny Rich, Forward, Mike Fankhouser, and Forward. David Voiles. houser, Ronny Rich, Spencer Clark. KNEEL- ING: Donnie De- Spain, Dale Hill I. D. Scoggins, Coach Hundley, Johnny McNabb, 1 Kent Pittman, and Mike Thur- man. BELOW: johnny drives in for a lay-up against Texhoma, 51 53 36 56 41 39 24 36 52 36 56 RIGHT: Coach Charles Hundley guided the Bulldogs to another fine round-ball season. This was Coach Hlllldliffi fifth year at Hooker High. I 35 ffm 0795 59.4- 1--9' 1 . fig Q, 1 a if W fm HW 'Z 1 ! X 1 , Q ...ill il. W Q I - K If FX L my '-'fav a Y ,. wx J V w T. 1 .eflyvox aaa! 5 ' 1 K O -1 Q as'z1'1!', ix ' H ' . M. .U 7 'S f if f !,q!g,g ' , 1 ri 5 fl I..,1g 1.5 I ? L- Pictured above are the Seventh and Eighth Graders who make up the 7th and 8th grade team, Sitting, left to right: Bill Turnerg Jim Ruddg jim Hammackg Stan Stephensong Lynn Hillg Larry Hofferberg Verle Martens and Coach Bob Riddle. Sitting on floor, left to right: Jim Honemang Bill Wilsong Jim Bostwickg Ben Husseyg Roy Feil and Danny Rowley. At right, Coach Riddle is telling Turner, Feil, Martens and Hussey what the score is. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL BVJ, 4 Pictured below are the Seventh and Eighth Grade Girls. Sitting, left to right: Loughridgeg Taylorg High towerg Esterakg Jordang Carrollg watsong Carterg Dargelg Pyle and Coach Riddle. Sitting on the floor, left to right: Arnoldg Brandesg Youngg Raffg Pittmang Ameyg Powellg Depuyg Parhamg and Lois Skillings. M Je duh. ij Ili' 7' 'X Rf Donny Rich and the Guymon player seem to be holding hands as they jump for the ball f25jDa1e Hill- f77j Rodney Seawright FRESHMAN 6 The Freshman Boys' Team won sec ond place in the Turpin Invitation- al Tournament. Here they are with their trophy, Top row, left to right James Olneyg Robert Coffmang Tommy Metcalfg Darrell Radford and Coach Riddle. Bottom row, left to right: Donny Richg Rodney Seawrightg Terry Hale and Leslie White. BASKETBALL Donny Rich drives in for a lay up against Guymon, Rodney Seawright lays one up as Terry Hale, Donny 773 beawright, Q my Tommy Metcalf RiCh. and Tommy Metcalf look on. -Qf V if x I ':. 1 :lr K ,P H I O, Y 5+ I ' , Q11 Q 2 00 S5 . 99 K X A jf :J . - ' , 1 it g P 'yu Q51 'I' Lgaf A z will VX f 3 4 -Li: l I V, NK? 14 X x 7 f' t R F' OYS ' ABOVE: The 1958-59 Girls' Basketball Team--Left to right: Coach Hundley, Mary Theiner, Betty Theiner, Sandra Baker, Sue Stalder, Marilyn Holland, Sabra Howell, Milly Arnold, Nancy Hamilton, Kaye Gustin, Marie Dorsch, Peggy Johnston, and Sharon Stevens. Marilyn Holland puts that body english on the ball as she shoots against Texhoma. 1405 Millie Arnold. Coach Hundley is pointing out a sure fire play that will be definitely worth two points to his starting unit They are Forward Marilyn Hollandg Guard Sandra Baker Guard - Peggy Johnstong Forward Millie Arnold Guard - Marie Dorsch and Forward Sharon Stevens. PEGGY JOHNSTON SANDRA BAKER SABRA HOWELL haf I 4 4 9.28 X ii ff 181i i If 422. W! MARILYN HOLLAND SUE STALDER BETTY THEINER Peggy Johnston, Marie Dorsch and Sandra Baker fight for that rebound in a game with Forgan. GIRLS' BASKETBALL Marilyn shoots and Peggy and Sharon are there just in case she misses. NANCY HAMILTON KAYE GUSTIN Miss Leda H111 Semor Mxss Barbara Remmel 'Q' ww, BLUEBOCK This page comphments of OUALLS STUDIO i 1 1959 SENIOR HIGH BLUEBOOK QUEEN Miss Ruthie Rudd Junior ESCORTS Senior ---- ---- - - -Johnnie Despain Junior -------- - ----- Ronny Rich Sophomore ---- - - - - - Donavin Franklin QUEENS Thls page complxments of HODGE 9 MOBIL SERVICE 'YO Y -L LUEBOOK QUEEN 1959 JUNIOR HIGH B 1ss Mar Ann Schaapveld M' y Seventh Grade ESCORTS Freshman ----------- - Larry Mussman - - - - - Danny Rowley Eighth Grade - - - ' ' - ' - -Bennie Hussey Seventh Grade ---- Mrss Shen Clark Freshman Mrss janet Lambert Exghth Grade I' . J., t NI T . USE! 3 x7 ms fl TWNK Ji zum nun v Q Mr. Mike Fankhouser Miss Sandra Baker Senior Senior WHO'S WHC This page compliments of HENDERSON GROCERY Nun Miss Sandra Hofferber Senior ,,,,,,!m,M I' Miss Rebecca Vorles Senior :Qu Q fs Y 1 .1 M ,. ff ' '35-'T A 2 'f 5f ?.fi-2, V 35,-aff, ' Q 3 'cf 'Q' iff . Q l. 'QL-I Vx,- Yj' x W- 1 ' P W ECLNXQ . in If .-V Q. 2' 1-ffl .-1'-1g5s,m,,.N N Miss Carol Voiles Miss Barbara Remmel Sophomore Sophomore WHO'S WHO This page compliments of LEA COUNTY GAS CO. Mr. Jim Rudd Miss Apri1Voi1es Eighth Grade Seventh Grade -....,- If Mr. Rodney Seawright Freshman on Thts the Iumor Hrgh Curl: C horus It s members are from the seventh and erghth grades 1 ,Z pw, ,L-fag S 1 55 . ff' -i ' ' V Q' aff fu ax ' '. :jiia tggf-... ?f???f?u 5 4k . . .M Y, . s m, - TIIIS rs a manger scene taken from the Lhrlstma Ann Jones Prudy Kerr and Barbara VOl1CS are the pretty Operetta members ofthe Jumor Htgh Trro School These pretty grrls are the offrcers of the Jumor Hrgh Grrls Chorus iw? J? W X01 ga ,Qu Xylk! - I OS Lili!Qiknj-nQ11Q.1f1'f-ylifli-ihmliixlimaasxuzms Q'-u-.H .LL-.... .X 2 wi V3 'U-Ek' S if mg rxlii. , 3 fx? ,E Qu M kwsiwvg HM 57. V A 255 .1 'E , ii iii 5 5 5 ii uk Ei 4 EQ '15 li q , My ir A Q K' . S V ' I 1 f i J 2 ' K- ' vi 1 , ig, i ,Ir , X. . S LE Q Y x 'X 1 3 ' ' - . H '-Q ,He 'LZ ' Q1 N 'Q iqf 7 4 wi' - 5 H2 f ge! . I .. gi A E , 1 Q h.: .hs Q . I ' ' ,. 7 il .v A U 3 . 4 1 , . ' L,v 5 t ' U I - is ' 1' , r 1 Q ' v . ' . . , -9 SQ Q., - ffm- 3.. 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In addition to teaching his classes and co-sponsoring the 'ith grade, Mr. Campbell sponsored the 4-H club. H4 'SYN Pictured below is Jerry Allen and his prize hogs, 4-H This page compliments of WINTER'S INSURANCE St REAL ESTATE ' A tk il. sv.,ssw1....l. , 5 f'g 1i J.!f.,,i'i' 'vi 2. if PT! h ,B-,ZLLJ -I it -tl fl M- 71515, 'v ss I ri Pb ,Hn H A' ......s ..- ., 11 ..1 up at I-.La - 1 5 l 1 I 1 l as 'leer u . EBI Shown above are the officers of the 4-H organization K. Lambert, L. Allen, M. Holland, S. Lambert, Lambley. I. Allen, and Mr, Campbell. D. President Marilyn Holland goes over plans for the year with Mr. Campbell, Mrs. Allen, and Mrs. Holland. 'EK' lil--I 1 Z' .4 .. nl' -.,,a?' sv- - ' .21--::? ,f I 'risk .uw Mr. Eggleston has done an excellent gob spozucrxzzg These Freshman rrcrrbers are pracrxcmg their jmigxng th C F. F. A. chapicr, -'11 Carl Hog. .11 .1-, f t f, 1iW -yi ,., .5 ,-. - .., , n Ps.- , IJ-. Y L N .1 .W N.. v-L LC' s' zrcztxsrs 'ts :.1.:.17:: .uri ...iq Rsxk .'-:f:.a:.:.:1g .1.SCE'Eg L. .. Jffzcers of ,. 11: Exif: chaste: 1::, MI. Ezgesica, 53-:map . ...:n.4C..., ' .ftiigfifg ..... ,,-..u. .., .- 32.351- .e... ,cgi Meg-:., :ein- F.F.A. mu wk X 1 1 24:4 heir' FRANK FTKRXES QCARTEN HQ?5Z5 .4 V ,-Q, ' .... Q A , dwmf' A s 9 V - El k ' . A T , f f 4 .. F.H.A. J . uh M' Af fin' l'ifuuv.lnl1ls.- lnnlulvc uf Ann. .H Sllv aln- luulv-I 'av LJ! ul L-lu.-1 Lia-vvml-..ve I-I flu- luluu- H1-nn. i . J wif n - Af -A., 5,,:. ,.., -N.. :..hL,f.- Q.. ,...4 Qrxk -.- N-J : ,T A u,N-- sux. .sN,,.,.. ,. , -,., 1. ..,.. :..,- . x s A ws-iv 1 . id K 1. LEFT: Mr. Oualls is always ready to co- operate whenever there is a picture to be taken. RIGHT: Without Mr. Haney, staff sponsor, the Bluebook would cease to exist. From the staff: Thanks for making it possible. BLUEBOOK LORAINE LORING - REBECCA VOILES - SANDY HOFFERBER MIKE FANKHOUSER LINDA MOELLER - - ANITA WINTER - - DAVID VOILES - - CAROL VOILES - ' LANA MOELLER - - BILL HANEY - - STAFF - - Editor Business Manager - - - - - Senior Representative Sports Co-Editor Activities Co-Editor -Junior Representative - -Sports Co-Editor Activities Co-Editor and Sophomore Representative - - Freshman Representative - - Sponsor Raine continues her never-ending job of typing copy J Y Q. i T 1 S .,-- 5 Qkl- ...Lv 'PL A Xin' E' m It - L The typing II class saw that the paper was typed up STAFF REBECCA VOILES - - RONNY RICH - - BECKY BARNES - - BARBARA REMMEL - - SANDY HOFFERBER - CAROL VOILES - - KAY BAILEY ----- and JOHNNY MCNABB ANITA WINTER - - BARBY BARNES - - BULLDOG ECHCES LINDA MOELLER - - '- 1 . only 0 f xii? Officers of N.H.S. are: John King, President, Pictured above are the members of the National Honor Society Micki Sykes, Vice President, Sandra Baker, and MT- BFOWII. lhcir sponsor. Secretary, and Rebecca Voiles, Treasurer, At the left are the Senior Q 5 l M STATE AND NATICNAL members of the State N X f L ,,, Honor Society who are E H ' K '4 H O N Q R about to check in their 'Q candles to the underclass- men, They are, Rebecca 3 I S 0G I N E S Voiles, Sandy Hofferber and Loraine Loring. Z Q This page compliments of Q Us 37. .IN -, P ' if C. E. sLocUM, MASONRY CONTRACTOR J, King, R. Rich, K. Bailey, B. Remmel, D. This year Hooker High School has a junior High State Honor Voiles, M. Sykes, L. Moeller and C. Voiles Society. Pictured below are the members of this newly formed are the H,S, State Honor Society members. organization, Irene Mires, Lana Moeller, Donna Hodges, Donny Rich, Rodney Seawright, Janet Gustin, Diana Moeller, ArVel Jones, Prudy Kerr, Susan Powell, Susan Esterak, April Voiles, Gayle Pittman and Jim Hammack, I... 1 PASSING . . . Everyone looked great on slick dayg the student council dances were a regular big event g the juniors all turned into hill-billies fferocious typej for their playg the auto mechanics boys redid a car, CHeusel's Experimentjg and Mr. Rich was our favorite usher at the minstrel, 3 f QQQ x.. h rx if-J si' fn! I il 'i 5 il ' Q ,H 's 1 w i Q x ' t i I I H I n Q, J sf X f l WE The back stage crews for the Christmas operetta. . . assem- blies, the make-up artist. . . fun in the halls. . .the new student lounge. . .the Valentine dance, Queen Micki and King Mike. ! i 2 i S....,t.I' XQ Cf uv Q9 1 QF Q. E1 X? a -r ,LY-fi .5 155 :Q U gg 'I .fl-. 015' 0 ,Q . 'WAI I 'I JA' ,J ' :Ll if 2 W ff' '49 -1 1 T , . Sandra Hofferber X I-Ofaine Q-Ofing Co-Valedicrorian if C0'Va1ed1C'0'13n 31 1 A 4 S i I 1 W Sandra Baker Salutatorian JR.-SR. BANQUET AND PROM This page compliments of THURMAN INSURANCE CO. ARABIAN NIGHTS FANTASY was the theme of a lovely banquet and prom this year. Those attending feasted on delicious fried chicken and enjoyed an entertaining program. As you can see, not many of these people are wasting time talking! Romance was encouraged by the beautiful decora tions and soft music during the dance. Everyone looks fairly satisfied, right? Coach Hundley and the juniors were very pleased because everyone seemed to have such a good time. Q1 E , BF! Those attending the banquet were bewitched by the gallent knights and the girls who had es caped someone s harem Servers were fBack left to rightj L Burdge B Remmel C Purdy M Arnold D Voiles and C Voiles Front: B. Parham, S.Sta1der, S. Stevens, B. Thomp- if ,M son, M. Davis, and M. Thurman. AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY X wx. 1 1 1 u 1: v 1 1 uv u ur 1 up K V . v ,