Inola High School - Longhorn Yearbook (Inola, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1956 volume:

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Rfgf 2 J 'A . if 2 Qiuggzbfz I' r. , DEDICATION We The Annual Staff Respectfully Dedicate 'Ihese Pages 'Io - Superintendent, Mr. McNeely whom we have come to respect as one who directs our footsteps in right paths. and To our beloved Principal, Mr. Phillips who has been with us all thru our high school years. and To The Board of Education who made this book possible. ---w,---- --Q 4- s f' -igs ,-1 - 1--- .---'Q 'S ,.,- 'i-55 ,,,-- igs ,--- 'is ,,-.- -x 1 , - .Q,.T- -g.,-- 'S f LONGHOR N Q J 21:1 f 0 U Q NSE 27213 JPY' 1 -mst A :V - .. N-'-U, ',-Q' h A A q1 1 . A A A N N K ' Q 1 5 i ' 1 x I 5 K N x X us ' Q . , 'A x K JN ' y 1, H, i K 4 'E 3, ,. jg. . Y S 'Z s A - sn - 'Swi ft '21 v. - . I ., 1 '- 'I , ,K .ff-4. J In 11, I ,Q , 1 -. +.,. f. xw .-J ,, M. ., . - X -Q N ' :Mk-,I A ' , yt . Wprf ,pu ' f , p ' M ri, ' - flx ..:..., .. 4, gg ,. N' 1, ' A , 34 ' ' 3, - U.. si --M: ,- - Q,-5.-3-,li 'A , --4.sg?ff5k-ifftfflf' ' V Ll:f5gg.. ,- -if '- A ' L - , MESSAGE BOARD OF EDUCATION It is the hope of the Board of Education that our schools are assisting in shaping the minds and character of our o th d y u an giving them the strength of body and wisdom of mind to preserve the freedom made possible by our forefathers. Since it is the educational system which determines our national wisdom, we want to give our best toward the teachin of our o th S Y u so that our democracy will not only be sucure but strengthened by their leadership in the future. We can not afford to fail in these aims. 'N BOARD OF EDUCATION Henry Powers Waldo Funk Joe Cumm Gajdmia COOKS Mrs. Ruby McDaris Mrs. Carmel Bocock 74' QW 1 l 4. 4. 14. 843111019 ins Arthur Froese eudlaclian Alva Hobb s X 1' , hgh if . f i it I 5 e ol, Baa Baum Left to Right: Fred Tinker, Jack Mason, Albert Castleberry, Carl Alexander, Tom Phelps. Scfaoaf Baullclufq 41144 Z amz Ame same awk 7414! ,amz 404421111 awe B H. , SUPERINTEDENTS MESSAGE 'Io The Seniors and all members of The Longhorn Staff and their Sponsor: I want to con ratulat f g e you or an excellent School Annual. Patience and hard work is the key to success in any undertaking. The wise use of time and ideas will insure your success in the future. I wish for you the ultimate in spiritual, mental, physical, and financial successes as you go out into life. And may you always entertain happy and profitable memories of your school life here at Inola. fl! l on Q rn James S. M Supe rintende nt Sincerely l B cNeely Jr. Messages From The Teachers and PRINCIPAL Class of 1956: Twelve years ago you left your baby ways at home, and started to school quite grown lyou thoughtj. You have now completed twelve years of hard study, but have had lots of fun and probably left a few gray hairs for your teachers. You are now ready to leave good Old Inola High School for further knowledge. We are sure it will be only the pleasant memories of our associations together that will remain with us. You have received your tools with which to live and work, so may your lives be profitable and happy- Congratulations Seniors -- OUR BEST IQ YOU. em! , , J- PJ ,Www ADMINISTRATION JAMES S. Mc NEELY JR. Supe rintendent B.A, Oklahoma A. 8: M. college Stillwater, Oklahoma LLB Oklahoma University, Norman M. Ed. Okahoma University Principal Superintendent A.C. PHILLIPS, Principal B.A. Northeastern State 'Iahle quah, Oklahoma Graduate Work, A 8: M College Stillwater , Oklahoma Mathematic s - -Science CAR L D. A LEXA NDER B.S. Education, O. U, History High School Facult FRANK WEBB B.S. Education Arkansas State Conway, Arkansas Boy's Coach Social Science MRS. CORAL CURRY B.S. Central State MRS. PEAR LE VARNER A.B. East Central State Graduate Work, A 81 M College Stillwater, Oklahoma English DARIUS F. MITCHELL Edmond, Oklahoma Graduate work A sl M College B15- ' A 5' M Collese Stillwa te r , Okahoma ' kl h Stillwater' O a oma Vocational Agriculture Commerce GRADE SCHOOL FACULTY MRS. HILDA MULLEN B.S. Northeastern State Tahlequah, Oklahoma First Grade MRS. RUBY LAWSON B.S. Central State Edmond Oklahoma 'Ihird Grade MRS. LORENE ADKINS B.S. Northeastern State Tahlequah, Oklahoma Fourth Grade MRS. FRANK WEBB B.S. Ed. Arkansas State Conway, Arkansas Sixth Grade-Home Ec. I-II MRS. VIOAL RUSHING B. S. Northeastern State Talequah, Oklahoma Seventh Grade MRS. PEARL BELL SPONSLER B . S. Northeastern Tahlequah, Oklahoma Fifth Grade - -Glee C lub MRS. VERNA ARNOLD B. S. Northeastern State Tahlequah, Oklahoma Second Grade JUAN FLINT B.S. Oklahoma A 81 M Stillwater, Oklahoma Eighth Grade MRS. HILDA MULLEN 1 Q RR Mas. PEARL BELL SPONSLER MRS, VERNA ARNOLD MRS. VIOLA RUSHING MRS. LORENE ADKINS MRS. FRANK WEBB MRS. RUBY LAWSON wadb Sedan! .9 JAUN FLINT n 1 wjfjh 1 ,jaw .2 Li7f3,5,'!'L,1, r A HIQXO QQ -LX DA LE VA UGHT Class President--45 Per - fect Attendance--l, Z, 3, 43 Baseball-- 1, 3, 45 Newspaper Staff--4: Carnival King--1 F,F.A. --2, 3,49 Junior Play Basketball--1, 2, 3, 45 Annual Staff--4. SHIR LEY CLAYRENE MCDARIS State Honor Society--3, 43 Basketball--1, Z, 3, 43 Annual Staff--3, 45 Glee Club--1, Z 3, 45 Perfect Attendance--1, Z, 3, 45 Newspaper Staff--45 TOMMY R IGGS Baseball--1, 3, 4: Junior Pla ' Basketball--1,2 3,4' y, . , F,F,A, --2, 3,43 Annual Staff 45 Class Vice President 4. Junior Play: Softball--1, 2, 39 Class Reporter--4, Cheer leader--3, Song leader--1. Qtr ,lfhrvy VIR GINIA B EAR D Perfect Attendance--1, Z, 3, 45 Carnival Queen--25 Annual Staff--49 News- paper Staff--4g Junior Play Class Reporter--25 Class Cheerleader--lg Class Secretary 4. JOE BEN SIMMONS Annual Staff Editor--4: Class Reporter--1, Class Secretary--39 F. F.A. --Z, 3, 4g F,F,A. Vice President- -45 Reporter--3: Perfect Attendance--1, Z, 3, 4, 4-H Club President--13 Junior Play, Explorer Scout--3: State Honor Society--4. PHYLLIS ANN DUNLAP State Honor Society--l, Z, 3, 43 Perfect Attendance--1, Z, 3, 43 Class President--Z9 Basketball--1gGlee Club--1, 25 Prettiest Hair Contest-- Prettiest Complexion Con- 1: test--lg Junior Playg Newa- paper Staff--49 Annual Staff --1,45 4-H Club--1. CHARLES PHILPOT Basketball--1, 3, 49 Class President--35 Baseball--l, Z, 3,4g F.F.A. --2, 3,45 Perfect Attendance--1, 2, 3, 4, J unior Play. CHRISTOPHER DUNCAN Class Vice President--1, 3 Perfect Attendance--1, Z 3,4g Newspaper Staff--4g Annual Staff--45 F. F.A, -- Z 3,4g Junior Playg Car- nival King--2: F.F.A. Treas. it ,f f N-auf l K Q Y l 7 I , 9, V i I 'A tl 4 ..x nu-Q. ,f 5 5: I 'mu yi Y J W 'l A lri DOROTHEA MAY FROESE State Honor Society--l, Z, 3, 45 Annual Staff--Z, 4g Office Girl--Zg Junior Playg Newspaper Staff--43 Class Song Leader--45 Class Secretary--Z. TOMMY JOE BROWN Perfect Attendance--1, Z, 3,4g Basketball--lg F.F.A. --2, 3,45 F.F.A. Reporter- LA WR ENCE SPUR LOCK Perfect Attendance--1, Z Basketball--1,Z,4g Class Sec'y. -Treas. --lg Junior Playi F.F.A. --Z, 3,45 Cheerleader--Z, 3. DE LORIS HONEYCUTT ADAMS Basketball--l,2, 3,45 Softball--1, 2, 3, 45 Class Reporter--35 Junior Playg Office Girl 4. BOBBY LUSTER Perfect Attendance- -Z, 3, 4s Basketball--lg F.F.A. -- 2,3,4. RUSSELL BRUNSON Basketball--15 Baseball --3, 43 Junior Playg F,F,A. --2, 3,4. SHIRLEY ANNE MCGREW Office Girl--4. JANICE KATHLEEN FUNK Newspaper Editor--4g Glee Club--1, Z, 35 Annual Staff-- 3, 4: Perfect Attendance--2, 3,45 Volley Ball--35 Basket- ball--1. 2, 3,45 Librarian--l, 2, 3. LOYD HARDISON JUNIOR Perfect Attendance--49 F.F.A. --l, 3,4g Annual Staff--43 Newspaper Staff --45 State Honor Society 4. LARRY KLIENFELTER Basketball--49 Newspaper Staff--4g Annual Staff--43 Junior Play Ik, . DORIS JEAN BR UNSON Softball--1, Z, 3g Volleyball- 3g Basketball--1, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club--2g Newspaper Staff--4g Perfect Attendance --23 Librarian--1, 35 Annual Staff--45 Junior Play MARY ANN SMITH Basketball--1, Z, 39 Soft- ball--1,Zg Glee Club--1,2, 33 Class Song Leader--3,41 Newspaper Staff--4g Annual Staff--3, 49 Carnival Queen --lg Junior Playg F,F.A. Queen--Z. Christmas Program On December 22, the Inola School put on a Community Christmas Program. All grades took part. The High School put on the Christmas Pageant as their part in the program. The music was furnished by the Glee Club accompanied at the piano by Mrs. Sponsler The Pageant was directed by Mrs. Varner. Reader. . Joseph . . Mary . . Wise Men Shepherds Angels . . . The characters were as follows: snouasaeaaaen o o :Qui : H+ -'u.,f X ' 1 . Joe Ben Simmons Tommy Joe Brown . Virginia Beard . . . Dale Vaught Larry Klinefelter Tommy Riggs Lawrence Spurlock Charles Philpot Lloyd Hardison . . . Janice Funk Doris Brunson Phyllis Dunlap Dorothea Froese Mary Ann Smith Deloris Honeycutt Clayrene McDaris Senior Class Play On Friday, March 30, the senior class presented their class play, MADE-'IO-ORDER HERO. It is a farce-comedy in 3 acts, by James F. Stone. Clarence Threepwood, not dumb, but a rather timid young man, believing he is with- out glamour or anything that appeals to the girls of the school, accepts the guiding suggestions of Beansy Benham, who undertakes to give Clarence what it takes to be pop- ular. Together they manufacture a heroic back-ground and a last-year's romance with an unknown young woman whose picture they find in the society columns of a city paper. Vaughn Beach, school track star and Clarence's rival in Mary's interest, doubts the romantic claims so suddenly acquired. He prevails on Kay Troy, a chorus girl, to im- personate an ex-flame of Clarence. Before their plans get under way the girl of the newspaper picture, Dolores Parker, arrives at the school to visit Hortense Holly and Helen Stringer, an echo to Hortense. Matters become more complicated when the school coach, Jack Bartlett, insists that Clarence substitute in the track events for Joey Work, who has suddenly been stricken with illness. Clarence, already confused by his imaginary love-life, is none too eager to compete against Vaughn, but agrees when Mary promises to go to the dance--if he wins. Dolores, realizing that Clarence is on a well-known spot, does not help matters when she decides to give him a lesson because of the false story he told about them. Clarence is stumped, but not so Beansy, who trains him for the reace. When race time arrives, he drops a pet baby alligator from the school lab, in Clarence's running pants. Clarence wins--but finds himself in more trouble. Beefy Glump, Dolores' fiance, arrives on the scene to check up on her, and threatens to liquidate Clarence with pleasure. Mary is heart-broken about Clarence's perfidyg Vaughn is furious about losing the race, Dolores tries to get out of the situation gracefully without succeeding. Then Joey Work, the track man who was ill, appears in the social rooms, having come against Doctor's orders, to watch the race. He brings with him a case of smallpox, so the doctor reports as he puts the entire group under quarantine. Clarence tries to escape from quarantine--and Beefy --disgised as a mummy, but is caught. Eventually the doctor completes his mistaken diagnosis, Mary hears the true story of Clarence's glamour past, and all ends as happily as could be expected under the circumstances. Clarence Threepwood, a timd young man .......... Dale Vaught Beansy Benham, his helpful pal .... . . . Vaughn Beach, a conceited athlete . . . Jack Bartlett, the school track coach . Hortense Holly, a talkative student . . Helen Stringer, a shadow .... Mary Benson, a popular student . Dolores Parker, a glamour girl .... Connie Nelson, the school librarian . . Vicky Threepwood, a terrible kid sister Joey Work, a sick star ......... Glenn Glump, a vindictive vistor . . Kay Troy, a girl of the chorus . . Doctor Way, a visiting doctor ..... Officer O'Brien, a puzzled policeman . Nurse Briggs, a good Samaritan . . . Director............... Lawrence Spurlock . Larry Klinefelter Christopher Duncan . . Virginia Beard Clayrene McDaris . Dorothea Froese . Mary Ann Smith . . Phyllis Dunlap Doris Brunson . . 'Iommy Riggs . . Charles Philpot . Shirley McGrew Joe Ben Simmons . . . 'Iommy Joe Brown . . . . Janice Funk . . Mr. Phillips SENIUR CLASS HISTORY In September, 1952, thirty two Freshmen began the four most exciting years of their school life. Excitement in the form of initiation, carnivals, ball games, banquets, plays, and class work with new and unheard of subjects. Our initiation came first, we came to school with our clothes wrong side out, hair uncombed, barefooted with red and green ribbons tied around our big toes. Our first year in High School we had two class parties. Our King and Queen for the Carnival were Dale Vaught and Mary Ann Smith, We sold chances on a pair of bedroom lamps. Our Junior High School basketball team won first place in the Rogers County Tournament. The second year our enrollment was again 32, although we had lost some old ones and gained some new ones. We had two class parties our second year. Our King and Queen this year for the Carnival were Virginia Bryan and Chris Duncan. We sold chances on electric blankets. Some of our Sophomores served at the Junior -Senior Banquet. Our Junior year was most exciting! Our enrollment dropped to 25. We sold pop and popcorn at the ball games. We succeeded in beating all previous records in making money. Our Junior play, Hillbilly Weddin, was a big success. Here again we beat all records in raising money. Our Junior -Senior Banquet theme was Mexican. We en- joyed putting up the decorations for the Banquet. We were thrilled at receiving our class rings. Mary Ann Smith and Dale Vaught were chosen to lead the Seniors down the isle at the Baccalaureate and Commencement Exercises. The Junior girls were Usherettes. We again had two class' parties during the year. And now our Senior year--Our enrollment dropped to 20. Some of the most enjoyable events this year were: Making our Senior Pictures, Ordering our Announcements and cards, Senior Parties, Making the Annual, Publishing The Long Horn News four monthly High School Paperj, Being guests at the Alumni Banquet, the Christmas Program, in which the Seniors put on The Nativity Pageant, wearing the Caps and Gowns, Senior Day, Junior -Senior Banquet, Baccalaureate, Commencement, The Reward--Our Diplomas, and then the FUTURE. May we in closing our High School History thank all those who have helped us make it a record to be proud of. We shall never forget the happiness we have had at The Inola High School. r-- -flflli ' -5 -r , ... '-ie., CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 1956, being of improved and sound mind, do hereby make our last will and testament! 'Io the Juniors, we will our Senior dignity, and the publishing of the High School Paper, The Longhorn News. 'Io the Sophomores, we will our ability to climb to the top. 'Io the Freshmen, we leave our record of making good enough grades to become Seniors. 'Io the entire school, we will our respect and honor, and also our Senior pictures which hang in the Hall. 'Io the teachers and the Principal, we leave our many thanks for their patience and in- structions which never will be forgotten by us. I, Joe Ben Simmons, will my ability to be the teachers' pet to Max Oquin, my success with the girls to Buddy Gleason. I, Janice Funk, will my blonde hair to Ellen Honeycutt, my ability to giggle to Janie Croslin, and my habit of smiling when everything goes Dead Wrong , to Nancy Froese. I, Phyllis Dunlap, will my record of going all 4 years to High School without missing a day to Adlene Liles. I, Dorothea Froese, will my studious habits in Bookkeeping to the whole Junior class. I, Christopher Duncan, will my knack of painting two tOne cars and my curly hair to Jerry McCoy. I, Doris Brunson, will my ability to be helpful to Deloris Froese, and my secret of remaining single to Mary Dunlap. I, Clayrene McDaris, will my ability to go steady all four years of High School to Darylene Bynum. I, Dale Vaught, will my line in making love in Study Hall to Bert Stout. I, Larry Klinefelter, will my habit of loafing in classes to Jim Klier, my art ability to Mosey Crane, my shorthand books to any who wants them, and my skill in running the teachers absolutely crazy to Leon Philpot. I, Lloyd Hardison, will my youthfulness to Billy Condor, my shorthand skill to Dane Fleming. I, 'IommyJ0q Brown, will my driving skill to Mr. Alexander. I, Charles Philpot, will my secret for staying out of trouble to Kenneth Jones. I, Mary Ann Smith, will my knack of getting along with the teachers to Betty Home sley. I, Bobby Luster, will my bashfulness 'to Dean Spurlock. I, Deloris Adams, will my ability to play basketball to Eula Chronister. I, Butch Spurlock, will my skill at basketball to Jimmie Moore. I, Virginia Beard, will my record of being the first girl in the Senior class to enter the state of matrimony to Donna Burns. I, Shirley McGrew, will my desk in Study Hall to Connie Klinefelter. I, Tommy Riggs, will my ability to drive Hot Rods , to Bobby Krause, my hunting habits to all the Junior boys, and my road maps to Jerry McCoy. I, Russell Brunson, will my record of holding fainting girls to Terrell Harris. CLASS PRQPHECY Of 1956 Dear Mr. Phillips: After twenty years, I have finally got a chance to travel a little. I decided I would travel around and see what had happened to the fine, intelligent, studious class of 1956, and I thought you might like to know too. First of all I went back to Oklahoma to see if anyone had stayed in the Old Home Town. As I entered the thriving metropolis of Inola, I noticed that a basketball game was in progress. You would never guess who was coach- -Deloris Honeycutt Adams. She told me that her best players -were Dicky, Nicky, and Licky Beard, sons of Virginia Beard and husband George. It seems that Virginia has really become civic minded, she has established a sewing circle in Inola. When the ball game was over, I drove on to Tulsa to visit Phyllis Dunlap, who was married to the president of Tulsa University, Thomas Dunn. She was so thrilled at the thought of seeing all the class mates again that she decided to go with me. Phyllis talked me into going to some of the better social gatherings in Tulsa that evening, so we went to the wrestling matches. Who would be refereeing the matches but Shirley McGrew. She told us that Clayrene McDaris Vaught was now teaching biology at Northeastern State Teachers' College, Tahlequah, where she has won much fame for her ability to dissect a flea. From Tulsa, we went to Kansas City. While we were there, we saw the Globe Trotters who were managed by none other than Dale Vaught. He told us that his old friend, Larry Klinefelter, was known far and wide for the road signs he painted. We decided we would stop by to see Tommy Joe Brown in Minnesota, who was now pres- ident of the American Dairy Association. We asked him what had happened to Christop- her Duncan. He told us that Chris was very rich now. He had invented an automatic horn for Plymouths, that honked at cute girls. While we were in that part of the country, we stopped by Chicago to see if we could get Mr. America of 1976 to give us his autograph. You can't imagine our surprise when we found out it was our old schoolmate, Charles Philpot. We asked him what had happened to Butch Spurlock and Tommy Riggs. He told us that they now owned the Indianapolis Speedway. From Chicago, we traveled on to New York to see the premier of the new million dollar movie which starred Bob Luster, the famous romeo of the screr 1. We were walking down Broadway, when we saw a neon sign which read, You Never Flunk with Funk. When we investigated, we found it was our old frierzu, Janice Funk. She's making millionsltraining models. She told us that one part of the course was taking dancing lessons at Arthur Murray's Studios which were now managed by Lloyd Hardison. While we were in Miami Beach, Florida, we saw Dr. Joe Ben Simmons. He told us ' that he doctored French poodles for sun burns. While we were in New York we went to the National Cooking Contest. The winner was Russell Brunson, He won first place with his recipe for caviar and spam sandwiches ala mode. We decided we would go abroad for a month or two. While in Paris, we met Madame Doris Brunson, the famous author. Her latest book, HOW TO STAY SINGLE, is a best seller. Doris told us that Mary Ann Smith was a big game hunter in India. She also trains tigers to catch men who are AWOL. It seems that she is an honorary AP for the Air Force. Well, that includes all of our class except me. I made so much money selling popcorn at the Orange Bowl that we were able to buy a Construction Company down in Cuba. Sincerely yours, Dorothea May Froe se Hiebert 2.4 , , X . . 'E I ,Q N K L,-- ie X 5 X V 1 ., , wg M Swell x X QNJGIO Oboru Lk 5 Aw? am,-'C 20-af sb' .. f i Qx, T JSE BER enfors 9 d.f -s X Claus CL 'llfq Maul 'R ' 4' '33 gg 1 if H56- 1 1 Q 2 5 . '54 chnusrorher- Ru II Bo. 63 '.'i -QIQ . L' 5 A .. vi . 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'ig 3 egg Q i , . f ' r Junior Class Play The Junior Class presented Headin' for the Hills , a three act Hillbilly Comedy, by Le Roma Rose, October 22, 1955, under the direction of the class sponsor, Coach Webb. Cornelia and Dorthea Heister, wealthy orphans, whose only living relatives are a hill- billy family the girls are to spend their summers with in Lone Mule, Tennessee. Their father's will directs this or they forfeit their fortune. Cyrus Goolus, their miserly uncle, decides to try to chase the girls away and inherit all the fortune. The story shows all the crazy predicaments Uncle Cy gets into after the girls find out what he is trying to do. They cook his goose by getting him married to Widow Squiggins. Cast of Characters: Cornelia Wellington Heister, city cousin .... Dorthea Wellington Heister, Cornelia's sister. . . Cyrus Goolus, the miser of an uncle ...... Betty Belle Goolus, dirty, filthy brat. . Happy Goolus, jolly one of the family. . Skeets Goolus, a real brat ......... Hank Goolus, full of dreams for college. . . Widow Squiggins, looking for a husband. . Aunt Sukey, an old maid ......... Miss'Oggie, another old maid ..... Slim Hawkenshaw, falls for Corney . Miss Winslow, city woman ...... Horseface Dilly, rough hillbilly ..... Jake Slasser, sleeps through the play. . Emmy Jean, young hillbilly girl ..... Zeke and his Maw, customers in store. . The Squiggins kids. . . . n n Claudett Boling . Doris Cummins . , Max Oquin , Jean Powers . . , Mary Wildey . . La Donna McKinney Dane Fleming , , Adlene Liles Norma Riddle . Bulah Hobbs . . Bill Conder Nancy Froese , Elmer Crane Jerry McCoy Dana Haskins Buddy Gleason Harriet Harris . Ellen Honeycutt Dean Spur lock Musicans. . . . Buddy Lowthers Harold Smith Jimmie Moore Thanks to: The Inola Lumber Company for stage propertiesg Mrs. Webb and Mrs. Varner for helping back stageg and THANKS to all who came to see our play. Jef! QQ f If , ff su -- -i - , w ' 1. 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Leon Croslin Danny McFarlin Joe Hess I 'yr ' RL v in Phowqlavh nor. available Merlin Chasteen 'Pei Ivan 6 Honeycutt Jane Virgil Spur lock Begg Willard Ann Smith Harrison Virginia Gary Tankersley Norvell Wanda Jimmy B elden B1-uc e Haskell Betty Carter Lee 'Ierrel Clay Arlene Harris Jones 615155 951 :rn ,-5 'V SEVENTH GRADE Peggy Garlyn Clifford Herbie Joe Mary Francis Applegate Cummins Kerry Hazelwood Penner Froe se Bill Bonnie Beverly Marilee Mike Clifford Bac on Vance Bowling Porter B1-ungon Applegate Dori' Tommy' Murl Bobby Norman Dm-amy Louderback Hunter Lawson North Belden 3 ,own 1 John Ed Betty Jo Bernadine Sharon Patsy Donnie Mgorg Doteon Froe se Belden Best Spur lock h Shine Doy Lee Robert Jimmy Tommy Mary Y Bump Carter Sowers Nichols Striplin Thornton Sixth glade Sharon J Hazelwood ohnny Jackie Hunter Lowther Sandra Kay Striplin Ray Dean Dotson Kennie , Bynum Irene Castleberry Jerry Lois Applegate Duncan Earlene Carroll Buddy Smith Applegate Nicely Bobby Frankie Patsy Norvgl Phillips Brunson .Alden hi 'I h f A f 'mf ,, -'-'f HJ Wayne Jackie Dorothy Fi-oe se Worthean Smith Jackie Lee Dean Joe Bdb Tommy C0hde1' Russell Lauderbak Lee Patty Marilyn Orender Striplin Dale Porter Frances Ann Knight James Curtis Sowers Martin Sharon Spur lock Bobby Croslin Naomi Sandra Belden Cummins Bruce Bynum Peggy Mike li 'I V' ' fx' X S I .'-X Barbara Nancy Phyllis Evelyn Doris Phi lpot Brunson Worthean Kerrey -'filth J ame l Patricia Lzouiie Larry Thornton Richardson Froe I0 Miller l Freddy Sharon Susan Judy Roy McKinney Lowthers Ludlow Roles Chalteen 1 , A TONY Carolyn Betty Jo Joanna Perry Carter B1-0 Wn Roberta Richardson Conner 1 1 Y 4 uma sandra Lee Ethel HarrY DMM' Ro Marv John Ed simmon. Bruce Tho,-mon Wu-den Hobbg Wealt Castleberry Kenith Sandra Mary Sue Dorothy Mary Betty Ann R obe rt Smith Best Grigg Knight Mullen Spurlock Thornton Richard Shirley Mar gy Norman Charlotte Zoella Tommy Bocock Nickel Lowen Carter Moore Davig Wofford FOURTH GRADE Bruce Linda Faye Larry Barbara J , B. Linda J ean Duncan Str iplin Free se Steidley Mullen Bynum Barbara Michael Carolyn Jerry Linda Herman Carter Stairs Belden Town Koechel Hazlewood Norma Charles Linda Lou Larry Carolyn Lloyd McKinney Haskins Spur-lock 'Ihrowbridge Willis Froe se Richard Sharon Mary Jane Josephine Verna Owen Berg Moore Cm-,der Thornton Fisher Clear Cha!-leg She ry Nora Dean Shirlene Nancy Albert Rgmpel HQ' 35 Matthews Sowers Russell Castleberry Jr Q j,.vlfj,M.i2E,g -I ' g THIRD GRADE David Patricia Cherokee Melvin Lester Ricky Nickel Smith Grigg Carter Chalteen Rawding Glenda B utc h Jimmie Jeff Clyde Stanley Moore Bocock Spur-lock Simmons Moore Stutsman Veva Buddy Loretta Jimmie Doyle Martin Marilyn Phillips Striplin Lawson Belden Johnson Brunson Betty Jean Tommy Tommy Betty May Kay Linda Lowther Hobbs Grimes Warden Lowther: Caltleberry Linda Billy Kathy Dovie Sue John Kerry Padgett Lowen Bruns on Steidley Butler Linda Hobb s Secand Qwde v David Loyd Kay Ray Billie Lauderback Penner Kerney Castleberry Lovnher Janie Bunny Jerry Keith Patricia Hunter Thornton Worthean Lauderback Williams David Staries Picxufe not available v QQ 2 xi Danny Griggs Marlene Best Lonnie Andy Marie Chalteen Boyce Wilson Linda Por ter 1 l Frankie R oy Marilyn Mitchell Wildey Cummins FIRST GRADE Darline Alice Ann Jo Ann Brown Froese Bruce Carolyn Jackie Jimmy Douglas Sandra Dotson Moore Towe Boling Steidley Sally Nelson Jay Gary Judy' Ludlow Mathews Applegate 5imm0!ll WUIW Anna Louise Terry Jay Mike Dorothy Bocock Conder Williams Ganner Sowers Janet Billy Douglas Charles Patty Lee McK1nney Willis Striplin Spur lock Gene Ken Dan Earl 'Irenda Phillipg Kearney Fisher Yocum 1 1' 1,,'. wr , v n 1 M ff 4 QQ ,u.x.,g,u. , 'wli' ,,.',:,':mL:'4N N if? qw 1 . . . Y, , ,1,,u,,,!, 1 L 'K w- , J W XX WA ? X x Nx x lfq XX N if ,, A Hqgirvrmres S XE? Calendar of Events August--1955 January--1956 29--School Begins 3--Back to School--Sequoyah--There 6--Coweta--There September--1955 9--Ramona Tournament 16 17 18 16--Senior Party 17--Sophomore Party 29--P. T.A. Assembly 30--Junior Party 20 23 24-27 October--1955 5- -Assembly 1-6 - -Health Clinic 10 14 - -Junior Party 18 - -Senior Pictures --Assembly-- 6 19 20--F.F,A. Weiner Roast 7 21--P.T.A. Carnival 8 Won two lst place trophies --Health Clinic --Chouteau--There --4th Grade Assembly Group Picture s --Hulbert--Here --P.'I,A. Meeting --R0ge1'S County Tournament Boys Wons 2nd Place February- -1956 --Foyil--There --Salina--Here --3rd Grade Assembly --Little Kansas--There --Chelsea--Here 11th Grade A s sembly - -P. T. A . Meeting 25--Salina--There 10 2.7--Farm Men's Meeting 14 28--Teachers Meeting 22-- 27 November--1955 March--1956 1-Porter - -There 1--National Assembly 9 14 23 4--Little Kansas--Here 7--F,F.A, Pie Supper 8--Chouteau--Here 26 16-6--Grade Assembly 28 18--Oolagah--There-Chalk Talk 30 --Teen Town 21 22--Talala--There April 2.3--8 Grade Assembly Junior Rings Arrives 28--P. T.A, Meeting 11 16 29--Hulbert--There 23 25 December --1955 May- 1- -Methodist Church Bazaar 2--Sequoyah--Here 3-- 5 - -Health Clinic 6--Chelsea--There 13-- 9--National Assembly 14-- Foyil--Here 16 13--Porter--Here 16 17 20 Zl 22--Christmas Program ' Z3--Christmas Holidays - -Oolagah- -Here --Sophomore Party - -Talala - -Here - -Assembly-9 46 4-- --National Assembly --Znd Grade Assembly --F.F.A. Banquet --P. T.A. Meeting 12th Grade A ssembly - -Senior Play 1956 lst Grade Assembly --National Assembly --P. AI. A. Meeting --Assembly-7-12 -1956 National Assembly Junior -Senior Banquet Baccalaureate Services Commencement Schools Out Class Elects Officers and Choose Sponsors At the end of the second week of the school year, 1955-56, the high school classes met to elect officers, select class colors, a class flower, a. motto, and to choose a sponsor for the year. The following were chosen: SENIORS President ...... Vice President .... Secretary-Treasurer. Class Reporter .... Song Leaders. . . . . Youth Representative. Sponsor ........ . Dale Vaught . . . . .Tom Riggs . . . . . . . Virginia Beard . . . . . . . . Clayrene McDaris Mary Smith--Dorothea Froese . . . . . . Lawrence Spurlock ....A.C.Phillips Class Colors: Red and White Class Flower: Red Carnation Class Motto: Find a Way or Make One JUNIORS President ....... Vice President .... Secretary-Treasurer. Class Reporters. . . Youth Representatives. . . . Sponsor. . . . . . . . SOPHOMOR ES President ....... Vice President .... Secretary-Treasurer. Class Reporter .... Sponsor. .. . . FRESHMANS President ....... Vice President . . . Secretary-Treasurer Class Reporter .... Song Leader . . Sponsor . . . 4 . . .Nancy Froese .........BertStout . . . . . . . . Buddy Lowther . . Max Oquin--Dane Fleming Bulah Hobbs--C laudette Boling ...........J.F.Webb . . Donna Burns . . .Edward Maner . Nadine Yocham . . . Roberta Ladwig . Darius F. Mitchell . . .Jerry Oquin . Tommy Lawson . Dannie McFarlin . . . Virgil Best . . . Dora Conner . C.D, Alexander THE LONGHORN NEWS STAFF--Editor, Janice Funk, Ass't. Editors, Christopher Duncan, Dorothea Froese, Phyllis Dunlap, Jokes, Virginia Beard, Art Editor, Larry Klineielterg Sports, Doris Brunson, Dale Vaughtg Society, Mary Ann Smith, Sponsor, Mrs. Curry. The cover page is O.K. LIBRARIANS: Mrs. Varner, Judy Crutchfield, Shirley Spurlock, Ann Thiessen, Nancy Froese Connie Klinefelter. Jrs. at work on annual v X 5 5 QQ 4 n gr 5 44 is A A A 3 its rs-sn . Q ssl. . 2, fs-. x N E XX 3 'rigs X Sf .siiai f . 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F A i :ef . 5' H K -' 4 4 3 f' ft' 5 '7 -- . 5, s 5 L Y Q 'aw E H ,, .,. 5- 1 lik i + N3 , 3' 'Irophys Bookkeeping Class Library Staff Junior Play Cast Jr. Home Economics Bookkeeping Class 'lyping I Class Viflu Ben NIHCY PMKHPI Joe Hess Mary Dunlap Freshman Ffelhmlll Freshmen Freshman HCNOR n ROLL CUNY Roi Donna Bum' Barbara Crutchfield Sophomore Sophomore sophomore Jerry Oquin Freshman Barbers Orender Sophomore Phyllis Ann Dunlap Dorothea May Froese Shirley Clayrene Mcbaris SALUTATORIAN VALEDICTORIAN SALUTAIORIAN Jean Powers Junior Joe Ben Simmons Llgyql Hgydiggn 5611501 Senior Ann Thiessen Junior vim ,wry lSTe'f9 2 ozarum 'b CIW lbw, A Xs- K EER. Lu fx, 9443 Tuff Fun ' wnavmf' A .x Hun-pg ill! UA How GF Jhvfe '77'-'NC ooT 1742 a!qTCff lr! 'Ma 3 HEAD ITC H Jwdwu , 'W '5 '? '1' fl, fjfkfff' X V , ' . Z ,. Em V ww. 4,4 , 1 x mwn.mm1.-w Ii: 4215 , -,Q 1 Q..iZ'a,i,wmviE4L2:253+4.,Isafm715z5.M.m. , Q fb ,I QE .., Q, - ga ng ' ' ' + 4 I I X? 2? BOYS Inola Score ll ll ll 38 ll 73 ll ll 75 ll 52 63 67 Il 47 ' 57 63 45 ll 30 46 ' 40 ' 43 Il 75 42 ll ll ll ll Opponent Oaks Salina Porter Kansas Chouteau Strang Oolagah 'Ialala Sequoyah Chelsea Foyil Porter Colagah 'Ialala Sequoyah Avant Ramona Mound Valley Chouteau Sequoyah Claremore QBI Chelsea Coweta Foyil Salina Kansas Chelsea Catoosa Chelsea 'Iullahassee Won 24 -- Lost 6 First place Second place First place First place Ramona Tournament County Tournament District Tournament Conference Score 29 49 48 47 45 42 40 28 34 42 33 47 52 45 24 50 52 43 54 23 42 45 67 46 67 64 48 47 54 52 Senior High Girls Basketball STANDING: Doris Brunson, Ellen Honeycutt, Deloris Adams, Barbara Orender, Jean Powers, Janice Funk, Jacqueline Belden, Roberta Ladwig, Lois Spurlock, Clayrene McDaris, Shirley Spurlock and Mary Dunlap. KNEELING: Coach James S. McNeely and Captain Norma Riddle. Senior High Boys Basketball STANDING: Donnie Crutchfield, Charles Philpot, Dale Vaught, Tom Riggs, Larry Klinefelter, Donnie Conder, Max Oquin, Dane Fleming, Leo Bump and Dean Spurlock. KNEELINC: Coach Frank Webb and Manager Lemoin Brunson. Inola Score 42 H se 38 vu 56 43 ll 40 27 43 48 50 ' 43 ' 56 42 42 ' 34 57 38 51 36 31 32 u 39 40 n 54 23 ll 31 51 GIRLS Won 17 -- Lost 11 Opponent Oaks Salina Porter Kansas Chouteau Strang Oolagah 'Ialala Sequoyah Che 1s ea Foyil Porter Oolagah 'Ialahla Sequoyah Avant Vera Sequoyah Choteau Catoosa White Oak Coweta Foyil Salina Kansas Chelsea Che Isea Foyil First place - Romona Tournament Second place - Conference Score 44 34 46 49 31 16 40 28 52 57 36 54 48 ZZ 28 44 36 47 38 32 33 - 16 31 38 35 33 33 38 Junior High Girls Basketball STANDING: Shirley Bump, Gwendolyn Smith, Ella Moore, Loretta Smith, Lois Spurlock, Colleen Moore Janie Roles, Patsy Best, Loretta Spurlock and Shirley Spurlock. KNEE LING: Coach James S. McNeely and Mary Dunlap, Captain. Junior High Boys Basketball STANDING: Coach Frank Webb, Henry North, Virgil Best, Danny McFarlin, Willard Smith, Haskell Carter, Ivan Honeycutt, Jerry Oquin, Dwight Dunham, and Tommy Lawson. KNEELING: Bobby Krause, Manager. F5 '55 SQ0 619 r T5 'W 5 CB MQ Autographs QM M4 M1515 M532 ,,?H,,l WW My Lima' ' . I gif: K K QU M 'Q'l?'2' qggkfyff N 7 4 ., V N L9'i 'd ' ,J 3' X Qalf- dfwo! mmm Cgxws u-4-7 wax, -4' X Md Q Tv. Nj X V: xv! W jVYlJ4.- . Vflgxtgfufv gy M dxf UN W. w WW X WW W W7 WMM qw W ' 5 J' X350 M my - M W ' ff 'Sf Z viii? Q A g ,g4 4Wf5 N , Q DfM,ZZ'aJ 7 flfiq- 2 ?ff ff'1f ? 51+-Wfildfff, Uiqlf gfZ a L+,, fzff f ' 62 - .rii ?.,v.:.. ,, ,, w.Y -.Y .,, - Autographs MM My My ' W 70, , fwvwmjbm, ff M WM gf 1 WL WWWW M7 Aff W Wm f xf wyfflvgi 3' JK? 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