Idabel High School - Tushka Yearbook (Idabel, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1945 volume:

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'3 49 NJOIIII Ycargnn C om Wlfffldf Dclsm lm W ortlum SPONSORS Home fnonormrs 'virs C A Plckcrlng Mrs lwlno Holman 2l'll0l'5 lvlnrnn Chgg lnlmcr Cummercml GxROld Com mercxal Cecil E1rnl1eart M4111 fcfenr: Bobble can Ran Commercial Clow IS MIIIICF Fm: Arts Margaret Millar Home Economff Hclen ordan Stafford Claxsical ack Hardy Math-Science l loxd Helms fllath Slcxenre Lavcrnc O Rear Home Fcanomrcx 11 1 Commerrml mu mms Home lmnnmrn' lllll Hxwlum Hume lconomlcx Dorotlu .11 l 1lmcr Home I conomzrs H arold Hoplum fllatb Xnenre Clmrlcnc Tompluns Cam mncml lm1 Rullx Dcndx Commercml Homer Self Math-.Ycienre ,any Ruth Lewis C0771 Wlffffai Q3 QA -7' T9 ii. FRONT ROW Lefz to Rxgbt Lmme Mae Bush Katherme Bunn Esther Mmrrrav Geneva Callowav Ina Fave McCown Helen Tax lor Pwtsx Hester Gludrs lvlrxon Florence Brrtlett Genevreve Compton Ruth Smrth Ourta Clayborn Mwn Sue Ebbs ox ce Wrllrams Esther Bvrngton BACK ROW Left to Rxgbt M1fg8fCE Land Iumor ohnson Richard Boolcout Brllx Wrrght Ernest Hams Robert Heath Ronald Evms Marshall McDonald rmmxe Pryor ames D Harmon Elbert Foster Ernestme Patty OFFICERS Iames Mccown ,,,.. .,,Y,,,,. YVVA P Y Nidtfl! Erncstine Patty ,,,.,,,,,, ,,,. .,,,.....,Y, .,.. V i C 6-PM-fiddfll Genevieve Compton ,,,.. ,,tt,r,., . Yecremry and Treasurer FRONT RCW-f,zft to Right: Elizabeth Barnes, Wf'l1Cll Smith, Betty Lon Crim, Evelyn Coffey, Imogene 0'Rear, Billie Iune Iohnson, Doris Hutlclleston, Imogene Wciiclt, Wilna l.ee lvlarshall, Rnhye WOIll1lCli, Loretta Adams, lvlari' Lee Iones, Pat Barnes, Delores Madtlux, Bennie Ioe Weatlierspooii. BACK ROYN--Left to Right: Edna Ann Owens, Inninr Green, Eugene lvlayfielcl, Shelby Shoeltley, Iohn Paul Gerharclt, Howard Clifton, Leonard Coleman, Roy Holmes, Iames TVlcCown, Luther Kuplce, Edward Broadhurst, Dorothy lean Womack. SPONSORS . Miss Betty Thompson Mr, Bynum Green Mrs, N. Stevens FRONT ROW Left to Rmb! Ernesrnne lvlnlnll Lazelle ordan Helen Rose Arnett Vida Lou Parnlxearr Patsx Clegg Delorns Boggs ox Dell lVleColough lnxgne DCFIIIICL lonl Mre MeCown Kathleen Bell Bl-mclme Farmer Eddie Lee Green Ruth Baird Louise Samuels uamra Dug Q MIDDLE ROW left to Rxgbz Bennie ean Wlllnaxxms Bettx 0 Roeketr Vlelbn H1N9llP Delorm Ann Goodnn Harold Stevenson r Pat Vhrtnn Ru mond Hosex Wrllxe ot Holmu Clax ton Wrllmnx olmn Randolph George Davld Goodner Louise long lvllr ue ohnson Ftlna Kung Fruncls Flowers BACK ROW Iefz to Right Prank Bxrkmun Ulvercl Alexander oc Bull Horn Robert Prttmm Delbert Worrlmarxm Aaron Pinkerton Br ron Foster Dale. Wllsorm OFFICERS S A0l'll0l'05 Pgggy , ,Y,,, , ,, ,,,,, , .,,, I fefidtnf lvlozelle Gardner ,,,. Vice-President P Icy McCollough ., . M .. Secretary and Trcarurer nf O X N lil lllllll Hg 4.-uv 'M FIRST ROW Left to Right Lorene Vllentme Corme Compton Kathryn Wallis Robbie Parsons Elizabeth Kent Dale Farlex Lena Fae Swann Lucille Cobb Helen Mxuldln Ruby Young Reba Plerce Kathern Pogue Margre White Vonetta McCoy Clara Fogleman MIDDLE ROW Left to Right Ralph Singleton Vestal Dunn Rox Coleman Evelyn McCarthx Pauhne ones Marx Helen Griffin Mozelle Gardner Katherine Legate Freda Rogers ovce Mmter Sue Warren Donald Smith Bmce Pennington Otho Kuplcc BACK ROW Left to Rxghl Blllx Steve Burrus Thomas Clifton Pmkex Blankenship Maurnce Carter leo Capps unlor Pollard Therron Wllll1U1SOH ames D Thomas Blllx 0 Blaclcstock ames Shoulders SPONSORS S 3 Miss Rena Head OP Miss Marie Moreland lwlrs. A. Moorman ' . g , , , Q ' ' K ,yn .V 1 if tg ' X FRONIT ROW left tr R1 hz Clnrlem Cllrclx Doris lxlrln Dorotlu mn Bonrtlm Vlolx Angcllex Sarllx Snow Dcwwncll lm Bern -Xnn Herndon CIl'0lXI1 lxrlx 'Nloecllc Nlrcun BL BL Bxrrntt Nllllulcm Coppoclc Helen Clxrclx llorcm Holmm TllCfLS1XllXlLlLl Ljtlllll L Xleclun Bobbx Wlllnms Nlxlwlm Butler Allan Nllc Gxmbrcll 'Xlllule o Vault NHDDLII ROXX I fr I R1 lit 'X Nlmuln Nlacl mall l-lolm,1n l'XllllLl'lIlL Vwllllm Opll S lr orou lm Xllrx Nell Nlulalux Ulla Xlaldux 'Nllrgle l'Nml1olQ lxcnnctlx Tlmornu Cox -Xll n XXlll'Nll'I1RUlll5t.l'SIlI1 lLlx Hqrmon Dewcx Cltllrlvlar BACK ROW left lo Rmb! lwrml-xlm ll1rr1Q Curtls Slplu lm OL Xleflurn Homer lxlrbx Frinlc DlI1lClS .xmes 'Nlaclclrx Glen Holmes Tlmomm Blount Kemmlm Cnllown olm 'wlxcrs Dale Norwoocl Frmlx Rmlmel Delbert Hughes OFFICERS Blllie Lou Kuylccmlall , President is P25 lnen Dale lNorwooLl Vice-President XV. E. Collier Secretary and Treasurer ll i FRONT IQOW---l,eft to Rigln: l.eot41 Pinlcerton, lvlyrtle Kirby, lvlankine Hollowcll, blildred Brown, Billie Lou Kuvkendall, Erln Fae Flowers, Nlury Io Iordnn, Doris lean Iiistus, lgiurn Lexi O'Renr, lflsie Knowles Helen iwleelc Billie Alexmcier D1isv lvfurvln l..:iv:icln Sue Hliclciibce, Anna lean Voylr-s. MlDDl.E ROXN-Left to Right: Benson Lambert, Leon Iorclnn, Peggy Huglibqinlcs, lain Mae Bullock, Vivian Bnttiest, Clirisrine Clzircly, Bessie Rolen, Ruth Howlcins, Surah Male Vogue, Beatrice Huniplirey, Cliesley Billingsly, Lindal Hnvron, YN, E. Collier, Ianies Cavender, Billy Thompson. BACK ROW-Left to Right- Robert Harris, Lawrence Hurn, Iolin Dertberry, Iames Lundy, George Forrester, Iolm Epperson, Iolin Rabiclm, lwloody Wilson, Charles Phillips, Bob Faulkner, Iessc Deal. SPONSORS A Miss Eunice Foosliee fwfr. Eulnncl Collins Mrs. Wedell lxlarklianl ivlrs. Geneva Robinson I , l i 1' .' -- -N , 1 'i X S- S- - , . S. V S - 1 , ,gh ,, Wil 1 I FRONT ROW-Left to Right: Geneva Legare, Nlillie Pearl W'liirtlc, Betty Ann Bass, Della Iones, Lois Young, Nlary lane Dean, Carol Nlaycr, lfvelyn Campbell, Nlarion Homton, lnez Holman, Doris Lee lvlowery, Betty Io Harrii, Barbara Davis, Barbara Hayslip, Imogene Upton. NHDDLF ROW'-Left to riglit: lerry Dale liurlow, Don SR-venlzon, Nlaggie Blacl-anion, Ruby Brown, Sarali Buzbee, Rose Nlaric Christian, Imogene Stevenson, lylarrha Hardy, Rncli lean Ray, liaye Daniel, Hilda Pennington, lvlarrlma Ann Bailey, Virginia XVray Tyree, Clovis xvlliltj, Kermit Kiinbro, BACK ROVV-Left to Right: Bill Clayton. Kenneth XVriglir, Kenneth Powers, Billy Collier, Vernon Iones, Paul Randolph, Dick Iones, Ierrx' Garclncr, Bernie Parions, Iames Clark, Cliarlcs Cain, Vyfilliam Ienningi, Charles Bell, Earl Ogle-tree, Don Packnert, C. Palmer, l.iston Coffey, Boyce Dillard. OFHCERS Don Paeknecr President 8. Geneva Legare ,,,,, A, Vice-President e Carol Nlayer Secretary and Treasurer SPONSORS Nliss Mildreii Farmer lvlr. Graham Carr ifwflgl M., I 3 1 Q51 FRONT ROW-I,eft to Right: R. D. Kuykendall, Bob Wliitteii, Billy O'Rear, Harry Denison, Ioe Bryant Fulmer, Clynne Iones, Robert lVlcClure, Bob Clayton, Casey Robinson, Harold Nlillison, Guy lvleek, Harold S. Bunn. SECOND ROW-Left to Right: Verna NlcCown, Ann Pennington, Nora Furlow, Elizabeth Craig, Norma Browning, Nlary Ann Dugan, Dorothy Iennings, Ollie Robinson, Wziiida Alexander, Peggy l'VlcCurry, Carlene Yeargin, Christine Hanshew, Betty Iean Whitteii, Betty Io Minter. THIRD ROW-I,eft to Righz: Thelma lVIcCown, Betty lean Packnett, Annette Vickers, Ruth lylayer, Lavita Diggs, Patricia Wliitteii, Patricia Sessions, Georgia Iackson, lvlerlene Wake, Nlartha Iennings, Betty Forrester, Wiliiua Coleman, Frances Coffey, Evelyn Harmon, Patsy Watsori, Virginia Dickey, Dixie Stephenson, Royce Fogleman, Bill Oswell, Leon Hardy, Kenneth Hopkins. FOURTH ROW-Left to Right: Kenneth Cannady, W'alter Gardener, Frank Clark, Odell Roberts, lwlartin Ausmus, Lynn Hendrix, Floyd Simpson, Iames Kelley, Clyde Wallace, W. Tapley, Ralph Edmondson, Stanley Shockley, lvfelvin Thomas limmy Allen, Bill lxlontgomery, Leroy lones, Reuben Lambert, Dale lvladdry, C. Lawler, Bobby Cook, Dan Hieronymus. A SPONSORS ellellt fa 2 Miss lwlary Pratt, Mrs. Nlamie Hale Upper Iefz romcr zo nghzr Fx Lnbris In all Boylc's down to Physics Macbeth, a Ia recordings Frcctionl of Speech! Engineers of tomorrow Niuchachns cstudian y escriben A new vcnturc-seventh grade typing New ideas in homemaking Sec '1I1 g the Worltl through books Looking south toward thu gy rr1r1 usium A View of the main building Ah, the life: of Ll bug! These Spring rccitals! Plain geometry, N img J Il M L and the inthxstrml Arts building 'Q' ,ff 3 l ' E 'W 1 x x X X yy x J ' X . XX ,Af if X X P J J X X X Q f A N , IXIISS Pl INICI IOOSHEP Spomor 3? ROSS lx DUGAN, IR., Prwzdenz - oi x Y AK wx Cl,tL0l'lCL 0I'l0I' oczefy :lu Il fy 0 K I 1 K I XXXO x 1 SII u If IL SL IUO LIIIIHLISIIIP 1 rm sk If HP MTX LL I I Il III ll Ik HP! I OHL If HTL N IIUI IIII I' L IX N Q If LUXL X IL L lkfl 4 srl mum NX 1 mn X and lam .SflfL6!Ql'lt COLLIICL XJ C 1 JOM 1: 'O LCQP5 GxROId r rs A lCkCl'lI1 fo gpomor Xfr XX oodrr w Holman Span I President if 0,6 BOLDLHIC cm R x I emfly P16 :rent f' if s f-. '15 V a. t ' c 1 R, A 1 5 i -A - ' ex fl 'ff '.. X . .. 'X i V1 FRONT RC3W-Left to Right: Iohn Epperson, Ir., member, Florene Holman, member, Iimmy Allen, member, Sarah Snow, member, Klary Helen Taylor, member, Man' Lee Iones, member, Harold Stevenson, Ir., member, Frank Clark, member, Charles Phillips, member. MIDDLE RUVV-Left to Right: Wilburri Robberson, alternate, Bernice Shafter, alternate, Ruth Dillard, alternate, lvlarian Clegg Palmer, member, Ruby Young, member, Sue Warreii, member, Ross F. Dugan, Ir., member, Lila Pat Barnes. member, Ernestine Nlavhall, alternate, Marx' lane Dean, alternate, Billy Steve Burrus, alternate, R. D. Kuylcendall, alternate. BACK ROVV--Left to Right: Dan Hieronymus, alternate, Ouita- Clayborn, alternate, Dorotha lean Bozarth, alternate, Doris Huddleston, alternate, Betty Herndon, alternate, Margaret Land, alternate, Ioe Bill Horne, alternate. .gzcclenf Counci The Student Council is the highest ranl-ting active organization in our school. lts members are chosen by popular vote of their homerooms, and the officers are elected by the student body. Both positions carry requirements of high scholar- ship and character. The ur oses of the orvanization: to brin about a closer relationshi between the student bodv and the facultv, to P P es 5,4 I 4P , Q . encourage loyaltv to our school, to promote the spirit of unity and cooperation among the students of ldabel High, and -to provide an agency for the promotion and supervision of student activities. The Student Council corresponds to the legislative bodies of the nation in that we set the rules and provide for improve- ments in school properties and school life. The accom lishments of the Student Council this rear h. ve been the s onsorin of this Annual, conductin the all- , P , . . 1 . P 5 . , school Christmas Partv, maintaining a condolence department, having a Coca-Cola machine in the hall and concession stand at football and basketball games, sponsoring student participation in the Sixth War Loan Diave and War Bond Assembly, redec- orating stage flats: redecorating Student Council room, and establishing a record file. The student elections, which are held annually at the close of the second semester. are sponsored and conducted by the Student Council. These elections are verv colorful with posters and campaign speeches in a special assembly. They symbolize the democracv amon the students, which is the Greatest aim of the Student Council. . g n 6- ...I WY L x' 'TVW FIRST ROV'-Left to Right: Dc-Ima lean McCIixrc, Margie Nicholson, DeWanzla Crain, Dorotha lean Bozartli, Leota Pinkerton, Frances lilowers, Daixy Nlurpliy. Ann.: Ivan Voyles, Theresa lvlayfielcl, Sue Huclcabee, Elsie Knowles, lvlilaclean Cuppoclc. Vvyncll Smith. SIECIOND ROXK' Lffr to Right. IJJIIIXI' Long, Ifvelyu Coffey, lvielha Haysllp, lxiozelle lvfrfiain, Ioyte Nlinter, Betty l.ou Crini, Dorotha lane I'aItner, lov YVICCUII t YI, I . F' ' IXIEC , B ' XV ' - ' ' '- ' ' T ' ' ' ' Ulbl ni axe L own t'I1lllL lean illiams, Elizabeth Barnes, lzulyn lVltQ,arthj, x13lgdfCI Land. THIRD ROYY- Left to Rrglvt: Titlnn King, Helen lxlcelc, Allie lwlnc Cinnibrell, IDOFIX lean Iustut, lfrla Faye' Flowers, lxlargie Iohnson, Flor- ence Bartlett, Ciliflyt xIlXOl1, Rub-x' XXVUHHILIC, Rutli Beairtl, 'Lonat Nine Ivlcfiown, Eclclie I.ee Green. lxlary Nell Ivladtlux, Viola Angelly, Ruth Hawkins, lwlyrtle Kirby. FOURTH ROVV!-Left to Righlf Torngixinc Gamble, Outta Clayhorn, Billie Alexander, Ifstlicr Byington, Imogene W'iIIiams, lone XX'iIson, Vivian Battle-st, Ifrnestuie Patty, Kathi-rn Poguc, Vonutn lNIcCoy, Lucille Cobb, Lt-In Faye Swain, Helen Havens, Chlora Dee XX'ilIiams, Ida lvlae Bullock, Blunclie I'.u'mer. Pxthei Nlurray, Klart' Helen Griffin, The Iclabel chapter of II. H. O. with its Seventy-five niemhcrs is affiliated with the National Organization of Future Homcmalters. The officers .utentletl gi Iumlenlup conli-rc-me .it U, C. VV, at Cfliicluislia this tununer, which trainetl mln- leaders to promote growth, knowledge and appreeiatiori in our I7, H. 0. Club. Our club contributed to the purchase of the state war bond which will be used for building n summer Camp after the war for F. H. O. nicnilwerx throughout thc state. Of major interest on the Socml calentlar will he the F, H. O.-F. I5. A. spring prom. I . . 'R 5' OFFICERS A MISS BETTY THOMPSON, MISS NIARIIE NIORRLAND .Y- -gpanjo, Sponxor KIARGIE XVHITI1 Vue'-Prf'.r1zfc'111 I i 9 3 'Q S f 0 IJALIE FARI.TfY ,,.. I KIARY HIQLIEN TAYLOR Pfcrxdenl M.--11 .S'e'rfetaryfTrcn,rurn .1 J in 1 fs PX Vs ' -in-4 .vu Q 14, ' J FIRST ROXV'--Left tn Rzgbl: Roy CiOll'HLlH, Guy Owrnk, Incl-Q Harmon. Eugrnt' Nlayfrcltl, Byron Foster. Ralph Singleton, Dewey Ciutlirigllt, Xvllltlfil RJ-V, Urlxn Kupkc. SLCOND HOLY- -Lrfl tu Hzkgffl' l.ll!lL'x liliurrux, l.unt's Pryor. Rulycrt Holrnus. L.lIlLl.ll H.n'run, Dllt- Wfilsoil, L:-on Qfltty, Luton lllftltlll, Austin F.ll'lt'L'. Punk B.irluu.rn. l'lrllRD RUXY Lffz ln Right' Iulin Rzliulolpli, l'.xt lXI.utiu, Tlwartnn XVilli.1n1xun, Plllkllty Bl.inltc'nsl1iP, Iulin lfppcnon, Ir., Charles Plulllps, Rariuuxitl Huwr. ililrurxms Blount, fini' Allcn, Lutlicr Krlplw. Cit-orgc liurrcstt-r, Delbert xxflllfllllllll, ililit- l'uturc Fnrrricrs uf .-Xrricrirn is tlit' u.rrmn.rl nrg.rnlz.1tior1 nf lmvs xturlving voC.rriolx.xl .lg!'lClIlflIl'L' in public sctuntlnrx' Sfllllllli, uncler thu prm'uinm of tlit- National Yuurtimml hlticurinrx Aux. Tlrt- priuury ,urn ul tlit' Future Farrucrs uf f,Ullt'I'lCll org.rnuz.rrxun is tlit- tlcxcluprnt-nt nl .rgrrtulrurql ltuulcrslrip, CUOPCIJUUII, trtrzcnslxip, .intl pgxtriutixni. Qrlxcr PIIFPONQS intlurlc: strcngtlrcning rlic confitlcncc of farm buys .mtl young nicn in thcmxt-Ives and their workg more in- rt-llrgcnt clinitt- of farming ocuipitlutisg urcutuig nntl nurturing C1 love nf country lifeg improving tlic rural lxomc .innl its surroundings, cncour- .rgmg tcmpcruivt- effort, uricotrrgrgilig thrift, unprcwnng sclmlarslup: prnvltlmg urgginizt-cl rt-tn-trriunnl .rctivitics fur rural pc-uplcg anal supplement- ing, by means of lmy-initiated anal boy-tlircttctl gictivitics, the systumaric instruction offcrccl to prospective young farmers regularly enrolled in clay-stliool vocatiurul agriculture courses. O O O . I - ,.. OFFICERS 'f , MR. EULAND COLLINS DONALD SMITH -N .Jr Spon-roy' Secretary X, V. ELBERT FOSTER Vice-President 1 X S G' Qt 3 1 , 3 PAUL CQAMPBELL CHARLES ROBERTS - 4 . D 'C av' ' P,,,jd,,,g f Treasu rzr ' MR. RAYMOND LIST, Inmuczor FRONT OF PIANO-Left to Right: Ann Pennington, Thelma Ioyce McCown, Norma Browning. RIGHT OF PIANO-Lefz to Right- Frank Rachel, Carolyn Clark, Peggy McCurry, Martha Ann Bailey, Patricia Sessions AT THE PIANO-Mary Ann Dugan, Elizabeth Ann Craig. FRONT ROW-Lefz of Piano: Left to Right: Peggy lane Hughbanlts, Nora Ruth Furlow, Mary lane Dean, Hilda Pennington, Virginia Wray Tyree, Wilma Lee Marshall, Elizabeth Kent. BACK ROW-Lefz to Right: Mozelle McCain, Sarah Snow, Ruth Mayer, Vida Lou Earnheart, Helen Rose Arnett, Clara Sue Warren, Bernice Shafter, loyce Minter, Clovis Minter, Doris Huddleswn. iano The music department, under the direction of Mr. Raymond List, has been an active department in I. H. S. During the past years, the department has participated in the Kiamichi Conference and has won many honors. This year, as always, the department presented its semi-annual recitals with the participation of many students. As a climax to the yearis music Program, two graduation recitals were given, by Miss Bernice Shafter and Miss Clovis lean Minter. The future of the department of piano will be carried on by the fact that piano students of intermediate grades, or pre- high school ages, have participated in the semester program. LEFT TO RIGHT-lda Mae Bullock, Esther Byington, Dorthy lean Bozarth, Mrs. Charles Logan, Director-Accompanistg Ina Faye McCown, Pat Barnes, Doris Huddleston, Dewanda Crain, Mary' Io Iordan, Ouita Clayborn, Carolyn Taylor, Betty Lou Crim, Ruth Marie Stevens. i 5 6Aoru5 The girls' chorus consisting of soprano and alto voices was organized by Mrs. Charles Logan at che beginning of the second semester. Such a chorus not only cultivates or trains the voices but also gains an opportunity for public appearances, as well as providing enjoyment for the members and for those who may be entertained by the Performances. NIL Graham Carr 517071507 Aaron Pinkerton Pfeyidgnr Howard Clifton ,, , V1fg.Pfg,yidgnf Robert Holman , Secretary-Treasurer SHQP-Left to Right: Iohn Nlyers, Billy Olive, ivlr. Graham Carr, Aaron Pinkerton, Iohn Randolph, Edward Broadhurst Austin Farlev, Charles Roberts, Iames Shoulders, Nlorris Edmondson, Howard Clifton, lohn Rabich. ja 26 0116! .9l'lJbl,5tl'y The trade and iudustrv club consists of I5 members. This club was organized in order to teach the members ways in which trade and industrv should bc carried on as well as to teach carpentry and woodwork. SECOND IIIC'I'URIf-f.rf! 10 Right: Robbie R111 IILIYXOIIS, CILIIIICYIIIL' C1I1.u'Iex, modelg Harold ' Stevcmoxm, Ir., Prexidenl. FIRST I'ICTL'RIT 'Left to lfrglvlz TxI.11 1 111 A llxr 11111, XV1l xmgm I.1-e XI.1rsI111II. Vzce- P7l'Jf!It'71I,' I- 1' .1 Il Ii CI.1rk. Ruby Iiruwn. TI IIRID I'ICf'I'I.fRI3-l,eft lO Right: Cf. 1rf: I XI.11cr. S.1r.1I1 S 11f1 w, fNI11r1I1.1 A1111 B.1iI1-11, Xi-1-rfrfrfy-Tm111mf XIN. ArI1g1 Shelby' DCXVL-csc. .S'pomm The nrt CIIIIY was orQ1111izcc'I IIIFUIIQII tI1c c00pcr.1tio11 nf thc xl11cIcnts and i11slr11ctor of tI1c I1IgI1 1cI111oI .1rt cI.1v. TI11s cI11I1 I1.1s .1I'f111'1I11I v.1riuI alrtiviticx for in IllC'IIII'K'I 'S. SOCIAI'-, i111I111I111f I1111cI1ef1r14. .lrc I1cId 111o11tI1Ix. w1tI1 inrcrcstlnf' vr111vr.1111s 1111 5 . ml :- tI1u :X1n1'r11.111 Artixts uf tocI.11. II14- I.1II .IIT 1-xI11I11t .1111I 1c.1, Dl'L1l'Il1I3Cf 17, was tI1c Iirsr to Iuc given 111 I1I11I1v:I i11 .1 IIlIIl'II1L'I' of wars, I'1'm'i11g tu 1111 .1 vrsalt uuecss. wgu .111 cxI1iI11111111 of oil l1.1111t111gs, wmtcrcolors. panels, and skctclwx. IXIc111Izcrs of LI14- cI11Ia acted .11 1111111 .1111I U I11111rw1-1, I311r111g 1I1c rI1rce IIUIIFS, one hundred and fifty citizens of Idabel registered. LEFT TO RIGHT: Carolyn Taylor, Sue Whirren, Ruby Louise Young, Vida Lou Earnheart, Patsy Clegg, Helen lordan Stafford. .fZ3eLafe CM The primary purpose of the debate club is to dis- cuss the Pros and cons to the questions of impor- tance of today. ln striving to establish firm ideas and stable answers to these, knowledge has been wid- ened. This club honored the student body with an ex- cellent example of achieve- ments this year in a debate X on the national question for 'fi A 5' , 1945: Should the voting P, age be lowered to ISV ,tt A ' A s MRS. MAYO HOLMAN HELEN ROSE ARNETT HELEN RUTH MAULDIN Spomo, Prggidgnz Scnctary-Treasurer IOQQCL One of the most out- standing of the extra cur- riculum of I. H. S this year was the speech and ex- pression department which was started the second se- mester, The students from this department gave read- ings in assemblies and on the monthly P.-T. A. pro- grams. Mrs. Larin S. Tompkins, Instructor. FRONT ROW-Left to Right: Frank Clark, Annette Vickers, Frances Coffey, Martin Ausmus, Carolyn Clark, Elizabeth Kent, Nora Ruth Furlow, Ierrv Dale Furlow. SECOND ROW-Left to Right: Ollie Robinson, Carlene Yeargin, Liston Ray Coffey, Robbie Rav Parsons, Ioyce Minter, Mozelle Gardner, Peggy NfcCurry, Clovis Iean blinter, Betty Herndon, Helen Iordan Stafford, Lavigne de France, Colden Bayless, Naomi Yeargin. ,.. Ra efif The im-inhcrs uf the rcail- rrx tluh slime with unc an' other the plc-asurc th.xt they gain hum lmtikx. New and oltl boulcs arc' rt-,ul and rc' VTCVVCKI, Jflil lllcll IllL'lllbCl' IS rnablctl tu lx-come hcttcr :xc- quaintctl with 3 wiclur rang:- uf lmnlu. The mcnilwrs par- yqx Ax IMPJKCJ UH Ill? 2lYSCIl1lJly' 2115 LEFT TO RlGHT-Carolyn Taylor, lvlary B. Hamil, Ruby Louise Young, loc Bill Home. faculty pmgranls. 3 2 ' 35 495 MRS. 1. A. MOORMAN Sponxor NTRS. N. STEVENS INA FAYE TVTCCOVVN Sponmr Prcndcn! I .K -S .Q Q, 4 ' . , u SEATHJ Lcfl in Right fivtirvicvt' Comivton, Hel Xlccullougli, flint.: Engl:-mari, Frt'tl.1 Rotlgcrs, Vout-tn STANDINC fr Ihtgliz- Curlm' Cfuiilpturl, lulin ogut Put 41 HELEN ROSE ARNETT ELIZABETH KENT VIDA LOU E-A-RNHI President Vice-Presxdenz Sffffldfy-Treaxurer CLA The primary aim of the library club is to give the members a simple, logical, and self- containcd imrocluction to all aspects of library work, cn Iorrlan Smffurtl, lnmgt-nc XN'cndt, Loretta Adams, Ir tar Q i ri L I H. l ral' ? rofecfor CM The Projector Club was organized in 1942- 43 untler the sponsor- ship of the Student Council. Howell NIGGA? was the faculty sponsor and there were four charter mcmbersi 'liluil lones, Roy Holmes, Ce- cil Earnheart. and YV, E. Oliver, Ir. The clubs member- ship consists of those boys who .ire interestetl in operating the school projector. The activities of the club inclutlc presenting I and supervising J month- is 3 f' ly movie in assembly as well as announcing the X football Uames .mtl other 1 I uses of tithe public ntl- J 6,1 tlress system. 'A R- H- BURTON ARXVARD XVll.l,IAlX1S SPO -70 President FRONT ROXVW- Left to Rrghl: Helen Rose Arnett, Patsy Ruth Clegg, Vida Lou lfarnhcart, Sarah Louise Snow, Viola Angelley, l..iur:1 l.ea O'Re:ir. . BACK ROYV---Left zu Rrghzn lnez Songer, Bennie W'entl1erspoon, Golden Bayless, Nlnrilyn Holmes, Naorui Yeargin. Nhltlretl Perrin. The nffite foru- was organized to lu-ep the l'CC0T1lK of the schools, to give the members rrgun- ing in office wnrla, .mtl to establish in their mind the iinpnrtunce of keeping .ill rc-corils unn- plete, correct. .mtl lu rlo the work promptly ' Y Nfgruq.. LEFT TO RlGHT-Delbert Hughes, Leon Iordan, Thomas Blount, Kenneth Calloway. H1lUlK'Y Kirhy, Billy Thompson, A. Tvfonday, Wlilliam Henry Christian, Ioe Reece, lr. alle CM The purpose of the Airplane Club is to teach the members different airplane modelsg to pro- mote m o d el airplane building: and to make model airplane construc- tion popular with the public. A via t I o n is taught in general. 5 1 . - 3 ' ff LM XIRS. GENEVA ROBINSON ROBERT HOLMAN Spgmgy President . . FRONT ROW'-Left In Rigbf: XVynell Smith, Elizabeth Barnes, Doris lean Iusxus, Loretta Adams, lfsther Xlurray, Blanche Farmer, Sarah ldae Prague. Peggy lane Hughbanlcs. BACK ROV'-Lefi tu Rxgfwz. lirnestine Patty, Ioy fxlclfullougli. Margie Be Be Barrdt, CLA The Knitting Club was organized to teach the girls who were in- terested, to learn to knit. And to enahlc the mem- bers who already know, to become proficient. The members of the club have made such cloth- ing articles as sweaters. beanies, socks, and mit- tens. Imogene Xkendr, Linnie lklae Bush, Esther Byington, Evelyn Coffey, lvlablc loc Vfendt. Opal lkfarie Scarborough, Daisy Nlurphy. Anna lean Voylex, Sue Huclcabec. FRONT ROW-Lefz to Right: Dale lvfacldux, Christine Clardy, Theresa lviayfield, Katherine Lcgate, Helen Clardy, Lela Faye Swain, Lucille Cobb, lmogene O'Rear, Barbara Thomas. BACK ROYV-Left to Right: Charline Clardy, Louise Samuels, Betty Rockett, Iuanita Diggs, Laura Lee O'Rear. Miss Mary Pratt., ,,,,, .. ,,,,,,, ,, .,.., ...Sponsor Kathryn Willis. ..,.,..... L, ,..,,, ....,,,,,,.,,,,,.... .P resident Lorene Valentine.- ,,,.... Secretary-Treasurer FRONT ROW-Left to Right: Ralph Singleton, Ioe Bill Horne, lames Niaddry, Billy Steve Burrus, Ira A. Wall, Iohn C. Lawler, Leon Hardy, Walter Gardner, Malcolm Butler, Iames Cavender, Dale Norwood, Frank Rachel, Bob Faulkner, Iames Lundy, Glenn Holmes, Bernie Parsons. MIDDLE ROW-Stanley Bunn, Bill Clayton, Don Stevenson, Bill Collier, Robert Snead, Guy hffeek, Robert lNicClure, Robert Harris, Kenneth Wright, Ralph Thomas, Iames Vickers, Kermit Kimbro, Kenneth Powers, Boyce Dillard, Don Packnett, Billy O'Rear. Douglas Lundy, VVilliam Iennings, BACK ROW-Ierry Gardner, Dick Iones, Iames Clark, Paul Randolph, Reuben Lambert, Adell Roberts, R. D. Kuykendall, Harold Millison, Clyde Wallace, C. Palmer, Thurston Holt, Pat lviartin, Ernest Harris, Robert Heath, Richard Bookout, Donald Smith, Billy Wright, Frank Barkman, George l-ledger, juniggllg CAL Organized this year, the Girls' Tumbling Club has a membership of 18, selected after try- outs of forward rolls and dives. Uniforms were planned and made by the girls. A tumbling dem- onstration for a P. T. A. program was the major perfomiance. A ll t h e girls look forward to the future of pyramid build- ing and stunts suitable for between halves of football and basketball games. laorfd CAL The Sports Club, sponsored by Coach Holman, is made up of a group of boys who come out every afternoon to learn the fundamen- tals of football. The principal object is to learn and improve such things as passing, catching passes, and im- proving running. Mrs. Wendell Markham ,,,,,v,. . , Sponsor Helen Simpson.. , ., , ,, ,.., President Mary Buzbee . ,. ,,,, Vice-President Patsy Hester... ,. Secretary-Treasurer LEADERS--Left to Right: Ioy Mccolloiigli, Lazelle Iordan, Dorotha Palmer, Dorothy Oswell, Ianice Kimbro. FIRST ROW-hLeft to Right: Helen Ruth Maultlin, Louise Long, lna Faye Mccowri, Mars' Buzbee, lean Buster, Ruthell Dillard Mars' Io Iordan, Patsy Clegg, Carolyn Clark, Milidene Coppaek, Geneva Calloway. SECOND ROW-l.eft to Right: Mrs. Xvendell lvfarltham, Elizabeth Kent, Imogene Weridt, Be Be Barrett, lslable Wlenclt Florine Holman, Peggy Hughbanlts, Vida Lou Earnheart, Billie Lou Kuylcendall, Bettye Herndon, Dclora Goodin, Reba Pierce THIRD RCJW- Left to Right: Robbie Ray Parsons, lvlarilyn Holmes, Edna Ann Owens, Deloris Boggs, Kathleen Bell, Xladgi: Nell Holman, lvlary Nell Nladdux, Viola Angelly, Ruby Yvomaclt, Doris Kirby, Helen Simpson, Bennie lo Xaleatherspoon Gladys lslixan, lilorenee Bartlett, Charline Tompkins, La Vern O'Rear, lwlyrtle Kirby, lwlozelle Gardner, Helen Rose Arnett Ruth Stevens, Opal King, Betty Lou Crim, Barbara Mefiliire, Louise Young, Clara Sue Warren. fa, cm The XVarriorettes are responsible for the pep and enthusiasm displayed at all of the basketball and football games. This organization also sponsors entertainment for the members of the XVarrior teams. The gym and goal post so brilliantly arrayed in the Idabel colors of red and black and the colors of the visiting teams were done by the clever hands of members of this organization. The uniforms are red sweaters and black shirts. The four cheer leaders wear red sweaters and red skirts, while the chief leader wears black sweater and black skirt. xg-.5 -FQ, L..' 4 3' Z' . +C fag.: . f s 3.1! jj.. 46' 555 v 4 1 wJ 1 7 1 , 'figs 7 b Q x . 'r ,X ,ff 'I f 1 fl if- 'L Z? I A r I I I 1 A i 2 V 4 . fail- . I II! I4 WHATTA LIFE y By WILLIAM D. FISHER Mrs. Mayo I-Iolmon, Director Mary I-Iclcn Taylor, Student Director Tommy IVilson ,. Ted Stokes ,.,, .. Iunior Grccn . Robert Heath Mr. Charles Wilson. ,Arwurd Willialns Mrs. Elouse Wilson Miss Gertrude Harris Mary IVilson, ,,,, ,, Marie George ,...., I IVilbert Wsggens, , Miss fllstead Billings Theresa Ganz., , Muscles O'Rourke, ' 2 s I '-L Q I-I I , . I fi., f Q v. . 1. A . f- I - r . I ' S ...Imogene Wclmdt IvIary Lee Iones ,, Iwhrgarcr Land ...Doris Hucldlcscon , ,lamcw IVIQCOWI1 ,Bennie WcatI1crspo0n Earlene Taylor Ernest I-Iarris 4 'GN ffl I f l 21? rf DON'T DARKEN MY DOOR0 By ANNE COULTER MARTENS Mrs. Nfayo Holman, Director Clovis lean fvlintcr, Student Dzrector Roger Kent Rosemary Kents Tom Carrick Poppy Foster , Alec Smbbinx lane Perkins, , Louisa l eazher5rone Susie Featberstoncv CAST Ross F. Dugan, Ir. Golden Bayless , Douglas Lundny , Dorrlm Iam: Palmer Guy R. Old, Ir. , Bobbie lean Ray Dorthy fvfaudc Oswcll , , ,,,,,,,,,,.,, Ruth Dillard I1 l 0 I' a in A S .x -u -n O 5EEkLl,t'f' 1 f ' 'im .4 V , :if g ,6 K g 41 Z.. V. n M9 m' X if 51' I F219 -34.8-. F i Q--'si' Qlglyv r 'WY' bv'- 4 s rx. if Q L tr: yn 'Qu if 1-ax 1 v.,-of . tif A 1 iff! . 'Q -Y----f 1' 1 ,X .ff t 5- . ' a' 'lf E we '95 I 'gigs-gg G-55, . ...K , 'f' Inf: ,' ',--ru. 1 414. Q, III Ns r rt s Rglwrwr 1 h 3'X.ra. l rl, III Vo IX IDABEL OKLAHOMA MAY l945 Martrn Bomber Q X 'f I Chrrstened fir fa Idabel Warnor , At an arr base rn France dur mg the month of March a B 26 Martrn bomber was chrrstened the Idabel Warrror The sol drer responsible for thrs nam mg was TfSgt Robert Burk son of Mrs Beulah Burk who rs a crew chref of the craft Sgt Burk was grven the honor of namrng the plane be cause he had been wrth the shrp longer than any of the other men The bombers name be fore the Idabel Warrror was Honey Chrld III Honey Chrld I havrng crashed and Honey Chrld II bemg grven to the French Accordrng to Sgt Burk the bomber has flown 154 successful mrssrons wrth casualtres The rnsrgnra on the plane rs an Indran head symbolrzmg the Warrrors Soon after com pletrng the parntrng of the rn srgnra hrmself Sgt Burk was approached by an Army lreu tenant who asked rf the Idabel could be Idabel Oklahoma The lreutenant was Lt Nlevrn John son whose wrfe the former Mrss Donnre Mae Simpson graduated from Idabel Hrgh School wrth the class of 1941 Sgt Burk entered servrce wrth the Natronal Guard and transferred to the arr corps rn October 1941 He has been overseas 29 months and has completed hrs requrred number of mrssrons as an engmeer A graduate of Idabel Hrgh School he was attendrng Okla homa A and M College Strll water when he entered servrce When attendrng hrgh school Sgt Burk was an outstandrng member of the Arrplane club He has two brothers rn serv ree, Pfc Frank Burk rn France and T Sgt Ray Burk rn New Gurnea wrth the arr corps Both are graduates of Idabel Hrgh School Il 'NIOR SENIOR BANQUET lhc annual Junror Senror banquet was held Aprrl 77 at SU p nr rn the hrgh sc gy mn rsrurn T h L gvmnasrurn s drroratrd rul w rte and blue rs thc theme was pa trrotrc A colorful program was presen ul bv the Iumors 1 l WIGWAM 6' wwf vw Buster Vlebster Rodgers Gregg Stevens M Randolph Dugan Tyree Mrnter Mrnter Palmer Krrby Mayhall McDonald Barley Rachel Herndon Campbell Norwood Wall Reece J lf D J Haworth Edmondson lPMl Young Prnkerton Clardy C-Jordan McCarn Harmon Sellers Stufflebean Clardy H Lambert Shafter Stevenson Haworth lL MJ Earnheart 1 100'fr 80 X I 95 1 1 1 75 7 1 80 ' 90 If Steady Steady Rrsrng Rrsrng Rrsrng Rrsrn wonder Steady Steady Steady Ah' Rrsrng Steady Steady nknown Rrsrn Steady u Steady LONG LONG AGO The followmg letters are tak en from the frle of the War rror Dear Edrtor I realrze that no one ever bothers about the Freshmen but the lrbrary readrng lrst for our class rs deplorable These are the only books we are al lowed to report on and we must make srx reports a year Here are a few of the trtles Peter Pan Robrnson C r u s o e Heroes Every Chrld Should Know etc Of course Im not sayrng these aren t good books better readrng matter for small chrldren could hardly be found Why rsnt somethrng done about rt Carolyn Taylor Dear Edrtor I would lrke to a make a sug gestron that the Student Coun crl contrrbute some sprttons to the boys that have to have therr chewrng tobacco then maybe they wouldn t put rt rn the foun tarn rn the basement Loyd Erdson Dear Edrtor, Why rs rt that the never appears rn the We wrsh somethrng done about rt Why class represented by a 7th grade Warrror could b rsnt the reporter Harold Stevenson Jr Mr Stevenson Consrder your self the seventh grade reporter Unzque Assembly A heated debate was held r I February Z3 rn Assembly on the natronal debate questron Re solved That erghteen year olds should have the rrght to vote The teams consisted of three members each although a reg ulatron team has only two per sons A three man team was used rn order to grve the mem bers foul of whom were sopho mores more experrence The affrr matlve speaker s were Helen Stafford Helen Ruth Mauldrn and Carolyn Taylor The negatrve members were Helen Rose Arnett Pats Ruth Clegg and Vrda Lou Earnheart Ruby Lourse Youn acted as charrman and Lorene gRamage was trmekeeper ' The rssues emphasrzed were Old enough o frght ld enough to vote The abrlrt of an erghteen year old merrts of erghteen year olds and therr stabrlrty and educa tron Although the rebuttal speeches caused slrght frrctron the members refrarned from Natlonal Honor Socrety Annual Inductron Held The annual rnductron cere mony of the Idabel chapter of the Nlatronal Honor Socrety was held rn a specral assembly March 23 1945 The members of the Natronal Honor Socrety who were selected last year are as follows Ross Dugan Jr presrdent Cecrl Earnheart sec reftary Carolyn Taylor and Guy R Old Jr Those who assrsted rn the rn ductron were Mrs Mayo H01 man Foreman Ark chapter chapter Mrss Betty Thompson DeQueen Ark chapter and Mrss Mary Pratt Russel Hrgh chapter Mrs Roy Hodges sang Would Be True and Others Those rnducted from the senror class were Bernrce Shaf ter Betty Blackmon Naomr Yeargrn and Golden Bayless Those mducted from the Jun o class were Bennre Jo Weatherspoon Roy Ray H o l m e s and Wrlna ee Marshall These new members were chosen by the faculty because of therr unquestronable charac ter therr abrlrty to lead therr constant wrllrngness to render servrce and therr hrgh rank rn scholarshrp The sponsor of the local chap ter rs Mrss Eunrce Fooshee pullrng hall The members spoke wrth ease and eloquence and srnce many members of the audrence wrll soon be erghteen the subject and remarks were of specral rnterest Judges were chosen from the audrence and they graded the s p e a k e r s on the followmg pornts posture courtesy best speech and manner of delrvery Carolyn Taylor was Judged best speaker and Helen Rose Arnett and Helen Ruth Mauldrn were rn second place THESE TRYING TRIANGLES Thomas W J Holmes I F McCown E May a L Capps P Clegg ID Maddux D Smrth C Wrllrams Dugan M H Taylor R Heath Chrrstran Krrby Broun I I I - tae IIIII 'li . 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Bob Hole man FOUND The upper portion of a brain belonging to Lloyd Helms Call 446 for information concernrng such WANTED Male or female ood Shakespearean background Capable of outlrn mg Macbeth Charles Roberts FOR SALI' Five band jackets slightly worn Make excellent rarncoats or door mats Prrces dirt cheap See Mary Lee Jones agent WANTED The names of the five people staring through wrndows at the Etiquette club banquet Prosecution guaran rteed FOR SALE A torch rn the best of condition but short on fuel Inquire Homer Self SITUATIOINS WANTED Srm Nelson wants any girl alone rn the moonlight or any other such situation WANTED Someone to control shorthand scholars rn Study Hall Maxine Stevens LIBERAL REWARD To any boy who can coax Bobbie Jean Ray to come down from the top floor of her arrcastle BUY BEG OR STEAL One roll of kodak film Any srze any brand Cecil Earnheart WANTED Just any female to Join the physics class B B LOST The red fingernail pol rsh from the glasses of a cer tam senror girl and a particular sophomore boy FOUND fAt lastj male to marl'7J for Ida Mae Bullock WANTED Just any male to Join the shorthand class G O J LOST STRAYED OR STOL EN Douglas Lunday ORCHIDS TO the flag detail for prompt ness and devotion to duty TO A J Monday from the sec ond hour Study Hall for your unquestionable Judgment of their character TO the buglers who have ren dered their services and tal ents willingly By Frank Rachel BASKETBALL The Idabel Warriors coached by Bynum Green had an excel lent experienced team this sea son Each of the players was a veteran of many a hard battle and showed by their skill that they had profited from their experience The cagers on the A string were Dairll Webster Joe Mc Clure Moody Wilson James Dale Harmon and Leo Capps The Warriors lost then only two games to Vallrant with the following scores 22 14 and 16 13 They were rnvlted to sev eral tournaments and were very prominent rn those they entered The Warriors gained victory rn every game over their old basketball rival Ha worth In a tournament game held at Durant and also with Du rant Moody Wilson made thrr teen points rn the last quarter At the same tournament Darrll Webster made twenty of the twenty nine points of an en tire game The schedule and scores of the games are below Idabel 21 there Haworth 15 Idabel 20 here Haworth 8 Vallrant 9 Eagletown 23 Vallrant 15 Tom 13' Haworth 15 Eagletown 6 Battrest 16 Battrest 15 Haworth 21 Vallrant 22 Vallrant 16 Idabel 20 here Idabel 25-there Idabel 18 there Idabel 16-there Idabel 22 Idabel 27 Idabel 25 Idabel 16 Idabel 31 Idabel 14 Idabel 13 here here there here there there there i l I r FOOTBALL The Idabel Warriors coached by VS W Holman had very few experienced players this season due to not having team last year and to enlist ment rn the armed forces by several lettermen and potential stars Despite this serious setback the new Warriors under the leadership of their two co-cap tarns Delbert Randolph and Wrlburn Big Johnson made the grade The first game was with Mc Alester The Warriors were de feated but not discouraged The next game was with Durant rn which Robert Heath caught the ball and ran 60 yards for the frrst touchdown of the season The Warriors were victorious m one game and tied two They defeated DeQueen 12 7 and tied with Hugo twrce Those who lettered in football this season were Fullback Iames H rr m 0 n Halfback Drrrll Vtebster Robert Heath Backs Brg Johnson Delbert Randolph and Joe McClure End Leo Capps Lrnemen Harold Hopkins Gene Gregg., Ernest Harris Moody Wilson Bill Vtrrght Richard Bookout Lloxd Helms Dale Norwood Arxvrrd Vtrllrams Clayton Vvil lldl llS Frank Rachel Douglas Lunday and James Maddry McAlester 2 Dur ant 34 Broken Bow Atoka 1 Hugo 6 DeQueen 7 Broken Bow Atoka 1 Antlers 14 Hugo 13 there ther e here here here her e there there here there Idabel 0 Idabel 7 Idabel 0 Idabel 6 Idabel 6 Idabel 12 Idabel 0 Idabel 7 Idabel 7 Idabel 13 SENIORS S--ophlstrcated E-nlrghtenmg 'W orsy I ntellrgent O-dd R ugged S nob Dorotha Jane Palmer Lloyd Helms Carolyn Taylor Douglas Lunday Mary B Hamrl Joe Reece Clovis Mrnter MEDICINE MAN SAY NAME Joe B Fulrner Mary Ann Dugan Maggie Blackmon Harry Love Jr Golden Bayless Ima Ruth Roach Wrlna Lee Marshall W E Olrver Jr Billy Wright Vida Lou Earnheart Doyle Chambers Ferris Strube Miss Fooshee WANTS TO BE Drug Store Cowboy Mary Ann '7 'I Blondie Traveling Salesman Vallrant Citizen WAVE Glamour Girl F F F F Evangelist Pool Shark Somebody General Farmers Daughter I 1 Sgucua Sgaallle VVe wonder how Harold Stev- enson ever made the movies? Anyway, he was a scream as the photographer- in Practically Yours.' What faculty member had to break down the screen to get rn her house on the night of March 21 Naughty naughty Why does Patsy Lewis make so many trips to Hugo'7 Almost every week end Could be Harry Denison finally got a new typewriter cover after a desperate plea It types much better now doesnt it Harry? I bet you couldnt guess why Robbie Ray Parsons would like to learn Nlorwegran and hes a sailor too Have you seen the new black and red football Jackets which have cluttered the campus Idabels proud of its Warriors Dorothy M Oswell made quite a speech on The Teen Town Idabel Doesnt Have in Public Speaking She should wrrte a novel You would think it never rams here to see all the auto graphed ram hats floating around school By the way did you sign mme What about these Sophomore girls Saturday night bunk par tres? They tell me that s where Cecil learned to play que George Gallop has Joe Reece Did you out who the Annual with that poll Joe Idabel has its own atra even though he doesnt sing We have from good au thorrty that Lloy d Helms causes quite a sensation Look out Humores nothing on ever find Queen was Frank Sm What Senior girl is known as toe dancer because she dances on other peoples toes Biographical sketch This Junior grrl has an interest in Big things She has shown us this by her efforts rn holding year She rs a member of the National Honor Society and works constantly in Mr Hol mans office Her middle name is often misspelled and her last name rs easily connected with rarn and sugar fPard Adver trsement J Idabel High was hit with picnic fever during April 'md May The Etiquette Club broke the ice and then time he Shorthand class Senior class World History class Latin class Fifth Hour Algebra class and the Science deprrtment Holluxood was well rtpre sented in the Student electrons this xear Btttc Duns Bugs Bunny Alan Iadrl ind Donald ck rt f 1 the o tab es prt tntrd in the tam pargn spettncs md poster , l , r , ' I . . 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