Jay High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Jay, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1950 volume:

1 xx xx 5- x XR x, x Q PY' . . F251 Sf ii?-K X -x Nfl fi? N gig. J, 2 :L Hx ' .1 'L :S Q. :NN- X -1.1 .Q , ,QE 5' 'tj-Ev. ,L '21 :Z .-A XA X X Shofwmg Ar jAY OKLAHOMA HIGH SCHOOL BULLDOG 1950 xv s 3 gf ?ZdwiM1,f,J Gdwzbwj l 1 'l -SHAKESPEARE, As You Like lf I rf. PREVIEW All the world's a Stage And all the men and women merely players. Along wuth Wnllnam Shakespeare we believe that All the world IS a stage and that JAY ECI-IUCII. one scene and settmg for the drama of lnfe ofthe students here on our campus This school year bemg our Produc tlon we brlng you this annual whlch contains scenes acts and characters from our DRAMA. OF 1949 1950 4f' - W Student Councxl 4 5 I CAST K H hw. 3' If Q 5 Q5 id 14:5 M, P5 J' X Producers Qs 'T '1 I May 7, 1950 1 Dear Pat: 1 I have viewed the performance this year with unusual interest. I am glad to say that in my opinion both I' faculty and students have performed remarkably well. J The finished product of this season is our work of art and I am proud of it. As I enjoyed the privilege of a Wfront seatn, I have not forgotten those who are farther removed from the stage of action, but who are just as vitally interested in what is going on I mean that host of graduates an former students that are part of the drama that makes up Jay High School Just remember 'Each must begin in a bit part And if he works with all his heart Though many things his goal may bar He will through effort become a star ' Your friend and superintendent High school principal Elvin E Hill Grade school prlncipal Dee w11SOD mm 'N Qia 'lf' 'il Ali -Ei as Y .1 . 'T ' , ' '1 1 1 - . 1 S ' , 1 Q 1 W I Q ' fa X, li v 'Mia V ,' 1 , ' WJ, h gg M - g 1 . f 'S ,i w g , X 1 'M' I x I Akfk - -e. I Y. it I .s J .fx '..-1 gA,.,,, gf-'aa n W? RODLICTIO Jimie Wilson has been in the Jay School system for three years. She holds a BS degree and at the present time is teaching English. Kathryn Johnston, Jay's commercial teacher, has been in Jay School four years. She has a B.S. degree- Earl Kelly is the man in the car- pentry shop for Jay School. He has been with us two years and also has a B.S. degree. -s-f Ox il' 1. in Rozelle Pendergraf is completing her first year on the Jay School faculty She has a group of the 3rd and Sth grades. She holds a BA degree. Donald Woodcock, BA degree holder, has been on Jay School's faculty for the past three years. He teaches driver education and social science. Carpathia Reardon resigned during the second semester after having taught here five years. She was second grade teacher. Clark Pell, Jr. is the girls' basketball coach and math. instructor. He has been in the Jay School system five years and holds a EA degree. Ella Ortner, BA and MA degrees, is teaching English and Latin. She has been on the Jay School faculty ten years. Ruth Price, Lth grade teacher, is now completing her fourth year in MyEdmd.Sm1wMsaBSdQnm Glen Cochrane is Ja7'S aj'iCUlTHT6 feacher and has beer in ihis system thirieer. years. HJ: has a T.S. degree. Yavid fbilion, Jay'C herd director, hc? Peer vii? Us two years. Fe holds a '.9. degree in music. F.A. Cavin, BS and HA, is in a new position created this year. He is Jay's visifing teacher. Vr. Cavin has been in Jay School four years. My ah 5 A j 'Q V 2 1 iiglli I 5 ,JID ql ai ' 1 -ENQ- Mf i giliv 4 . 'U Q 4 ' ali I qg. ...ga 1 .gif 0 9 em U u of f Ina Finley is, indeed, the dean of Jay teachers. She is a veteran of twenty-two years in this school system. She is working with 2nd grade students. Hadley Coats is completing his first year in Jay School. He, too, has e B.S. degree. Mr. Coat is home room teacher for the 7th grade. Myrtle Jordan has been in the Jay School system for five years and at present is teaching 3rd grade. She has a B.A. degree. Ida Pauline Tautfest came to Jay School at the end of the first semester. She has a B.S. degree and is teaching 2nd grade. Wynona Nelson has been one of Jay's teachers for the past three years. She has a group of lst graders. She holds a B.S. degree. John Lee Howe is new at Jay coming at the end of the , f1FSf semester. He has a BHS- degree and is teaching science. ,ea QYNQ Exie Monroe is homeroom teacher for the 6th grade and teaches Fnglish 1n the 6th, 7th and 8th grades She has a B S degree P1 AY.. Maruee Wallace is another holder of a BS degree She has been in Jay School for the past four years and iq now teaching in the Lth grade 4 S Clarence E Stevens, football and boys' basketball coach, also teaches social science classes This is his first year at Jay Mr Stevens has a get uk if B degree Alpha Haggard has been teaching primary work 1n Jay School for the last five years She, too, has a B S degree Rlchard Llndlw has been auto mechanlc teacher at Jay for the last two years He has had graduate train1ng at AQM College, St1llwa+er WX! L1111an Stumbaugh is completing her f1TSt year in Jay School She has a B S degree and is home economlcs ins+ructor V ,di Rita Mae Cochrane has been on the Jay School faculty for six years and is now teaching Sth grade She has a BS degree 'Q w 5j,,'. I - ima swf? 3 S 4 X -,N If ' ' Bus Drnvers- Ball, Teal, All Crawford and Payton. Janltors Matt ard Lem Francis Mrs. Hill, our PTA president Officers of the Alumni Association Washbourne Melton Chopper Armstrong 'qi 1,f NNM ?,ig Qu CURTAIN PULLERS didn't know any other title for th9S9 necessary people of ours-- OUT' lunch TOOH1 staff, janitors, bus drivers, and the president of our PTA HS well 3.5 the Officerg of our alumni association. Mrs. Jordan, the lady with the ham. That's Teel in the back- ground. Mrs. Buckner and Mrs. Dooley l 6' A Q 6 fx f X A We ' 4 A N , Q S ta Y , 5 Q O q l y f M45 gf in it I STAGE CREW 4' Yun! 41 caq.. 54 'NA X Jaj Cchoo1 ha always beer rroud of the plerdid cooperatlon 'ron the ner beklrd the SCenPS,our boarc of eoucavnon, an thi year hae beer ro exception Pictured here are mevbe Ben Love, B111 McCown Clarence 'tone, Bok CO711US, Connle Brooke and Percy Cockrell Mr Coclrell 1 the newest me ber, havlnb taken Mr Fowe's place when he reelgned Every stage proouct1cn nus have a pronpter and tkl 15 the t111e we are g1V1HQ to Earp's ecretarv, Mr Aronda Ne1ton It 1 1ndeed she who give tke cue oe' t1meQ in the form of ab.ence slips that permii ue to re urn to clasq SUPPORTING CAST Ronnie Willhite was elected vice- president of the class of '50 and became president when Larry Packard left our school. Ronnie is a member K of the T. and I. Club and had a part in our junior play. He has attended Jay High School all four years. serves as sec'Y 23232 Rggetgzltenior class She is a member of the Lettermen'S re., Club, is on the basketball t68m the softball team, and has Nice been on the honor roll Betty Brewster has been the reporter for the class of '50 She is an F H A member and is on the newspaper staff if 'Q' Lar y Packard V84 P ld Wt of the clas of '50 th first Sem ester na th n dropped but was later re e rolled La FY Was 8 member of tke football Sqd3i ari tad s ea 1 +he plays Dre sentei He wa a stldert at Ou. school 'O two Jeafs e sta The light a e dimmeu and on wlfk tte tlaf As vltal a tre petal to the flower So necessa 3 are tle character of the ron ge is set, tke curta rs roll away kt tie be 4 'nate t eur appeavar ln tb 98S0U'S drama Although the Ya e arrlveo late on tre scene they have succeeded 1n making a place for tkemelves among the Otke Players From tke improvexent tkej lave showr so far trey wall be tke stars of toworrow 19 . , - an 9 - V 4 ' K x wa, S . . . . . i x 4 , 4 A' r 2 ... 5 3-es' O, - s 9 -' ' a l e ' A A .. n - . I' A r' I ' . , ,, A rt N . Y . ' V Q -. S ' - ' L L , Y , , , . ,l ww: I 2 Th ' . is 2 s r . ' f , P 1 ', S . 5 A T' .1 V S A 'T E . girning of the year a number of new feces , 34 h 1 , 3 1-5 5 . . M y . v ' ' n I . 1 A ' Q A - A . , U r o f' . ff . 1 1 A A L A 'I I . . , Harold Hard- T Q L Club Qu 1-A' Q Charlene England- Glee Club Tom Harlan- Plays, Pep Club 17- ,Hv f 4 Joye Barnes- FHA, Student Council, 1+-H Club .i l , 4Du Z 'ia 3 5' Lenora Buzzard- Librarian Dora Lou Stone-M e., FHA Euvonne Nafterf Mil1spaugh-- Mrs., Plays, FHA 'SI S Gerald Watts- Plays, Student Council. Mary Frye, Basketball, L-H, Student Council, Glee Club, Plays 3.61 06 'S' me Leejean Goins- Football Queen, newspaper staff, Honor Society. aff Y Twilla Teel- Basketball, Plays, Lettermen's Club. Whyne Saffer-- Football, Basketball, Lettermen's Club. 5 If ix ,f H Q-Q Mattie Turner-FHA 25' s K .V KQV C, X Q 44 ' :Ji - Melba Mullins-FHA, Glee Club. Marie Babton Gann-- Wrs., fam ff IL. I 4? ' f , 3Q James Akers- T Q I, Library, Projectionists' Club. MI- ' M' ' Mary Newspaper Staff, Basketball, Softball Frances Cocke- Glee Club. Xwuir A Q' 2 up 1 Coma J W, v f f be 1 W e' ' ' J f' X . I V l I 4 Q f-.,.. '..,, f Pat Foster- Student Council, Plays, Pep Club, Paper Staff Jerry Crane- Football, Plays Student Council, T 8: I Club Bettye Abercrombie- FHA, Library 'ix Wanda Carter- Honor Society, Editor Bulldog's Grovl 'WN Polly Barnes- Plays, Honor Society, Pep Club Q 'Ds 9 'C Lillian Linn- FHA, Paper Staff Delvrln Long- Basketball, T sf I Club T Sn I Club Melvlna Langford- Newspaper Staff Jinmv Tm-ner- A Pat Netherton- Basketball, Student Council President, Honor Society, Plays, Soft Maxine Quick- Basketball, Newspaper Staff Ball, Lettermen's Club,Glee Club l Lane Bledsoe- Librarian, T Q I Club, Projectioniat's Club. E QI 5 35 2: .. 5 Annette Juanita Long- Glee Club, FHA Gladys Hughes- Newspaper Staff Council, Pep Club, Paper Staff Llvyd Brown- Football, Plays Alvin Armstrong- Baseball Homer Addington- m 5 I Club an tl I' we 3, g- y la:3. q,g:? pf 4-n gfV, if A- , ,gf C D' fu ' --ali' ii 'Sf.'Er'! J Elf ,- Af 3 1 'i -i i L J I. Y 3 n i 1 - Lee 'vlillspaugh Speech play, Betty Garm Llbrfary senior play mf, 3 334'-' Ox -IQ-Q. -xuv ' -...Y K Ceale Phillnps Eashe+bal1, baseball Jackson TTcCla1r1 G I student Joe Thatcher- Football bas-cetball, baseball , B11'd1e Jane Long Library, HV THE FUNNY BRATS CAST OF CHARACTERS 'L .1 .4ug ,wx f'b-' 51 ZX 4,9 vc- fF1ve Men SIX Womenj Q7 lln the Order of Thezr Fzrsl Appeanzncej 'ff' Hmnxsr GRESHAM Aunoru BoRsAL1s Pun: Mas SYLVIA Gnssam DICK Gnssr-IAM Tom GRI-ISHAM LAURALEE LYNDE Lonsn Gans:-:AM GWYNI-:rrr-: Gmwoon AUN1' Harm: Hrccruaorum WHALEY McWHoR'rI-:R BOOGERFACE Boccs The Gresham home 111 a SylVl8 s daughter the servant a beautiful widow her younger son her elder son Tom s fiancee Sylvra s brother m law an astrologlst Sylvxa s aunt Sylvia s fiance Aurora s boy frler TIME A Saturday aftemoon III May S .gs wi .,.Av' Pg-f3 s 'fr ww -s y ,'t?' 4 rv Aff' Q 5 I . 1 , - , V V . 1 A ' ' N . 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QL 4, Ai' Q ' K ' , . if , M 0 I 0 0 p Q .., if 1 I I, Juanita Durham ' n 4 1, 3 8 . P ii 1- GJ N 1 STUDIES Betty Baker Patsy Ingram Iva Ownbey Jack Johnson ii Patsy Washboufne Laverne Masters Clara Gardner Alina Cunningham David Humphrey Ed Ryburn Glorla Reynolds Emma Andoe Mary Meyer Dona Potter Harry Price Jim Burgess Jerry Long Leona Thompson - Darlene Perdue Lewis Thatcher Charles Kirby I 14' Leon Holt J? 'W ', 0 of 4 X x 1 . 'iq' I' . Q i S 4 I Q? lqiiwab l ,lr sf , , eq? Ln Q :SQL , K'! J' I qtgif l , i 'f' ' f F Y 'f -F I' ' Margaret Long sy ' ' .I U 1 I J' 'g litl fl! Ai l- 1 . 1 M , ft 4 X Q -f I ' ff A gb' 6 yf ' ' ' K 1 1 A .K ,fl L 1 EXTRAS Homer Earp Meda Mahan Frank Scott Jeanne Davis Earlene Deitrick Howard Bennett Nancy Pollock Delmar Buzzard Harmon Allen Martha Hamlin Clinton Rotramel Charlene Newman Franklin Bohall Maxine Henderson Doyle Spears Joyce Akin Geneva Blossom George Keenan Mary Briggs Leo Page Geraldlne Allen Ray Masters M lbe Mahan Betty Duzon nRevU Johnson Q Kathryn Baker Delbert Armstrong Grace Oyler George Read Faye McGhee Bob Durham Betty Allen f I Rita Anderson Bob Bryant Norma Suggs Robert Scott Orvle Graham Dixie Grimes A Don Boyd . ' y Ettajean Wilson , 4 1 3 47 I Jl Bill Chandler Thelma Chancellor Jr Alexander If Betty Wickliffe Charlene Abercrombie Anita Wilson John Shackelford Pat Rogers Ralph Brumbaugh Barbara Armstrong Dowe Gordon NOPm18 Stephens Delores May Eugene Allen Naomi Spohn William Clark YN Dee Carroll Villa Saffer Leonard Tuder K' Donzella Phillips f NOON HOUR SCENES e fence is a necessary Prop F vrnik Z p..4n.r HP? 7 l 1 -Jn. Q Y, w1F,,6fy J pf Win!! ll?-lllll llm F 'Wiseman x 'QQ fixsg lun H .,S ' 99,1 lun:- fn, i fd g NN -dino xii it Y inf ' T th vi rl '-S U 4 1 , LVL'-,f .fff if ' . . - . WN H b V W, I W l I 1 T' q. ea X 9 O v- A , . XX' I .r R fi? 4 I I .-J 4 i 1. . sw A g , - 1 1 N . I V , 4. q 4- gj, VV, A O Q . , N -f 3 .. ,.,W '25 A wg, sg C' - L , I - . l N 444, A. ' A ,- e , Q AF A K . ' ' , sms' - A f ' . ,. 'ilk J. Abs Y ...- ..,,,:,-no-4 .Wm 0 iv 'i , .K . . f -, -y -I- ' Y' , . I' ' W1 I , ew-2 - O Q I N ' 'OW v' an - '. F J! n -. 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F V A if N u jg , I M. . 1 b Q - Q O 'Rv' ' Xw X .. , 'Wk END Lora Sturgess I ttendanls Shirley Jone'4 Carl Johnson Q Jgulchle Velma Herrlngton Roberta Ogden Sammy Dyck Janana Slx 'CJ Frank 1:11 Lynn Co hrane O1 8 Benny Bates Ella Meadows NEar11yn Foster Drushane Rogers Elmer Mason Marlon Robxnson Aldee West Jim James Duff Reardon Marilee Duncan Martha Goble J C MOITW Fr Cecil Lancaster Berl Lancaster Billy Joye Tegggz Bill Drake I Y Johnny Lynn Jackie Ergle Rue Curtright Shirley Brewer ADH-2 Mae Ash Fayemmoneor Doris Triplett Nadine Rose Hum ff, la' Eu nice Newton Oakleay Baker Nancy Proctor Jim Scoble William Clark Frank Bole Ha-ley Crotill Graham Rena Moods Maxlne Stepheng De1OP6S Woods xx' OV rby Mary Mary Tanner Gem V517511 Janis Sllilth Sue Mayrard Jr Poble hgrles Thowpson Bowlin Barr? t ff, Evgilg-er Raymond Barnes Boyd Pentecost Daryl Lemph ar, Jo1n Layton Billy Bafes Qnberf Kirby Vick Kennedy DonaTd B111 Fullbrivht Naoml SlXk1116P James Reeco B I arbara Hutchison w. 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'D - I 'n . r ,, Y r ggi? f TOO LATE TO BE PHOTOGRAPHED WITH THE CLASS: Wayne Roberts Bob Tunnell Stanley Carroll Nonme Boling Billy Morrow Thomas Allen JPOPFB Husone Verna Carroll Geneva Dorothy Chuck Tennell Homer W'g,h rg 7 tllcllfl To d Dove Cable Barney White Shirley Cr vin Billy Blackburn Dan Wolfo d Sarah Wright Violet Vanover Bill, Mitchell Devn Moose fL,f f,,,f' QL I X i?'!p,g5 f L fi 's fm 5 'x E ' 4 , N 'W Q: -P? -Ai A 'W V? , a :fum .af-' , ,W '-4' -f ' X Nm QQ'--andff 3 X PW'-,J 'Eg wif fn asf, J ' W 1 -gf ws, N -iv ,Q -C ' QNQQ, j X www 1 . ' ' I 1 . W L' ' 'V 'N-s. I Rv . - Q-an I f V ' .5 5 H14 QV I 21 :ga A Vi Q55 N' rx ff A' h ina ax 4 1 :K . . f.., if- I 1 A , 7 , M, 7 ' Y -' w--sc.. '1 . 1 - C Sw . - J 7,1 'af 4- Q ' ' ,- 2 ff , M ,P V f 'Q f' - j- -: , .z,, L1-' 3' - 3 ., 3 1, 4 , '. 5 s. C f 25 , , ,H ,. , Ln A Q xt- '. W- 5, ,. fy l ,gn , wi v 3. E. r 5 M xi -.3 5 vf, Q4 '95 3. Z' 5 A05 4C'u.h Dwi- 412 qw' w' -dll! 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Ldv Ya 4 ff ff J .l V My gg I Y 1 VATP Jay School has another branch of training that has not been much publicized and this is the Veterans Agriculture Training Program. Teachers Joe Cavin, Sam Copeland and James Long and supervisors Rex Netherton and Wilbur Stover are shown here. Also one class is shown on this P889- Budding scientists, we call this group of stars in our drama. Shown is M . Coats' science class for boys. They are well ac with the microscope and test tubes. They have built model electric motors and telegraph 4 , . sets. There is another Tr A K nal? 5 5 , , class for the girls. - Q 1 -nr p'4l ..: lI!iiIlIUuiiffmf.a .T Vail ,,A ,-,, 3 isp? 7 is' MISCELLANEOUS FEATURES ggrbboys of the Progectionistsv U look busy, and they are too much of the time. These b0ys,and , a few others they have trained Operate two sound projectors one Hire recorder, one opaque prsjector gggee strip and slide film machines of One record player for any one our faculty that asks help. ! rw ' E fflxfcl mxsaif' ff no r- - Q BUNc'K4u nwhy did you SQY YOU were absent?' f'Tx ,f-U., JL , 'mu E? ,.. the chosen beauty These good looking lassies are ueens of the various classes in school. They q ., . - - all took part in the homecoming parade and The crowning ceremony at the football game. money raised by the queen race was used to hase award a kets and new basketball purc j c. . suits for both boys and girls. ,-......- M ' Earp is never too bus Y t inyhstudegt and is always Willis? 0 9 P th or imagined. any problem' real This industrious group that you see from the 'back side' is M s. Wallace's section of Lth gr . collections of leaves, flowers rocks and animal pictures of their native Oklahoma. They are proud of their room and are actively interested in what goes on there-- for they have a very real part in it. aders They have made me 1 II ? r ll - H F9 lo , JU' f Mrs. Ortner and Mrs. Wilson give the library staff a few pointers This group of boys and girls are not paid for their services but have chosen it as their activity Harmon Allen, Delores May, and Rita A derson have catalogued all the books this year and have devised a system of marking them. ai 1 N, '.s Yg!iif'nF57 . ,,,l..f 5 , ', ,-fl f.tfjj 1 ,. , --,, E. gg qi Big wheels in motion-- I Ioan this good looking group pictures the class presidents for both junior and senior high school. The u ususl thing about it is that all the senior high bigwigs are boys. Girls, what is the matter? One is missing- Ed Byburn. 'a B -if H has 8 1 49' Here is s group of scouts without a t1'00P It Prebent. We hope that our soon. But anyway, here they are the boys of Troop 76. 1'90I'83-Hind PTOZPBII will be in effect K p4.,, il N Q 4 Se Y 1 .A X5 ,, Q, F. 1-3 if-f-'A 0-f17m,.J!1fw.AJ EVERUNE Q X '. 5fQ v . ' 1- , . ' 'sri ' Q 1 582, '- .- x x . , l . . . x ., .Q .f-li wyff. Yr W. xx I. ' ' un? X 5' ' ' 'ggi g, 5, P if lg ,:'4 , 754,411.1 Q 4' f- f r 5 4 . 1 V X lx X 5 Y J FE ,aw 1 1 ,Hips aww sv' fix- - 15457 of-run! f,Z!14f11-J gpg ' Ymla-fu 1 du 7- ht .315 5 x. 'N B - 'ls , - 9 'Q Wx if Ewa wif ? !? Lflw afffmj ' h m W1 www, fy Jw ik, -p hh 14' 'SNR P99 Q ff, fi7 . i1r :nv'iW 1 if is-if i 1 H will . L L - ' A ,,..c ,fu 'l .xnxx I' I-:L-.lt K X , .u ... .OBA ,, xy'f,,,2. kk!! Q M. -.xx . 9 b. ,im 1+ x X N Q al' I gh 'i A . f' . ,A K Y- 5 Y Vw ' , Q , A , - s, . Y . ,, r The- Football Squadfs leading lady' + M M RI CI AL AC O S CBULLDOGSJ I RAMA OF FOOTBALL if ! '55 ff if im ff1 5f fig 1 1 J vw-ff if WL wx S 3 M-sf i K an-Q T R N THE D ,f W A fil ,, lgig Fa .Av . , -. I tw Y Q 'A J Y, LEW 5? H U 9 V ,,. A ' if ' ,Q f f ' ' fag 1 '39 4, ' IX if I4 ww , f , QQTZQ, +4 r 2 f J, W f 5 ' f QM ga m fn V M , Q , .AV a ar , Q X , A QM, ' My B A I f ' 1 Q 1 f' 1' A , . cm . -'AN My 5,1 fbuiwifw -A I oolball ealures Football was a leading at Jay High School this year Clarence Stevens came as our coach and the new field was further improved by the town and the school Leejean Goins was crowned football queen and M rie Saffer was princess we had only two losses for the year and no serious in One highlight of the season was the banquet given the boys and coaches by the Chamber of Commerce Clark Bell, Jr was assistant Jay 13 Jay 7 J1y 18 Jay 0 Jay 0 Jay 24 Jay 6 Jay 18 Quapaw 12 Jay 13 Commerce B 6 Basketball ueen 1' l 1 ,V f Lf' 1 'Q ' 1 1 is ,L L N, nys Basketball if-4+ -.J Won Goir Joe Thatcher L F Qmi+h Dee Carroll Wayne affer, Captair Jay Jay Jay Jay Jay Jay Jay Jay Jay LO I.A Z Grove Stillwell Kansas Oaks Sallna Colcord Watts Grove Colcord -A Jay Jay Jay Jay Jay ay Jay Jay Jay 18 4 3 39 'K Kansas Oaks Grove Kansas Oaks Salina Sulohur Sprlngs Watts Fairland 33 Howard Bennett Chuck Wheat H B Richie Bob Cockrell Leonard Woods Clarence Stevens, Coach We 'ha- 'QW Coach Stevens' Senior High boys had a successful season, winning 13 and losing 5 games They were County Champions, too Those who were play1ng high school ball for the last season were seniors Saffer and Thatcher 'WIT Pl! CLUB AND CH!!! LEAD!!! 'ws r e , HARDWO0D REVIEW uf -3312-fM5'7 g ROHM gl J Jay Jay Jay Jay Grove Kansas Oaks Sallna HY Jay HY Jay Oaks Kansas Sallna Grove Jay Jay i nnlunnuu Jay rwmW'w ' Jay Jay Jay Jay Jay Betty Ball Charlene Abercrombie WHYY vfye Lunell Patterson Betty Allen ' Maxine ick 44 51 36 32 L5 33 cera1d1ne Allen .sf ' vrf Colcord Watts Blue Jacket Sallna Grove Colcord Kansas Oaks Jay aY Jay 35 Jay Jay Jay Jay Jay Watts Colcofd Blue Qu rfvf -J -J JK.. Grove Kan as Sallna Jacket Ramona BYHE 28 5-1,-z.,-f f'f'- Twille Teel Emma Andoe Marie Barton Gann Pat Netherton Captain Nancy Pollock Fettye Teel Clark Fell, Jr., Coach , , J 'ViaQ3 .? - ' ' .ygr 1 1 1, F 'V l ' - 534 1 . 11, 5 I , 441 ,ie-.. V . jj: v , 2133-'QT nj 'A 21 L' xQj'nNVf V , 14 HY 1 F I ' X 9- ,Il 4 1 - 'i . 'ves f' 1 ' ff A 1 5 1' - fjfft 4U 3 331 , A as 54 J 1 ul, Agz, .9 R' Q ,gl , 'xx 25 17 J 30 23 X 1 25 23 35 26 A 25 19 J 36 ' 43 9' M'K 28 ' 34 29 24 W ' V 5 22 30 21 a 1 v 4 11 J 42 A 6 ' sf 1 33 f 2' 5 ' ' 26 ' 38 28 F 18 Q f 9 30 L1 25 NX ' ll ' 36 - 19 X , 23 26 30 27 21 20 53 , g G ' A A A ' f t ' i 1 J . 1 A Org? , Ai g , . i -. ' In ix 9 - 9 ew- 4 ' 'filer ge A Coach Clark Bell, Jr and his g rls' SEFIOT high team carried off three major trophies thlq year- county, d1S+FiCt, and regional Thls was the the second regional in as many years 'ur ,pf ww' 'T' X? i nf' l - F ' ' If A My 5 5. A: M W 1 1 f ' A - ,A 'VM ,. , F- -.fw ' Ki?-E 5 , rx, 2 41, Q, , ' ma Zig, N . , . . . ,, My M f f' , 1 third consecutive distruct win and V ' , . A g . . L- , A M by if Lp. ,LQ af 9, A bp, 4 , , .,f'A.,. gfxi X .. Q Ns V1 - .XV , A ,xx 5 1 f xxxx Q e , - rt' '54 V , V , xxot ,' V' LQ V ' 1 , figs .i.A ' f Qgiayq V Zh if V- ' - Junior Hugh Lols Charce7lor Hallo a Da Che t NHXIY Cqr Q1 Evelyr av Mary Tom elf 'rua Jane He Q Cf X10 F0OdlHL Ve a Que A ni Mav 1 ore Toa Eoy l nda Ro J C 1 Fa na mtv Klrby Ed1'3 7Qyw, ep MLld QF Dr'a Mr ft ver Ma am Lehe ar: S e Bet+J Dot e P1+ y Trl e' Marj Dcttpr P y o Ure-w to First Row Vera Sue Woods Oakley Baker Sue Maynard Roberta Ogdean Eva Ella Kenner Second Row Barbara Hutch1n5 Doris Trlplett Patsy Trlplett Naydean Rose Mary Potte Betty Potte Mr Bell Not Plctnred Rue Caxt gbt Vlfsf ow J1mmY James Uilllam Clark Jlm Plchle Pobert Kirby Gary fO1US Second Row R WW Fu11r fht wokort Bowlln J Jcott C1bbS Frank Cocqrah Eurw Lancaste Mr Stexer f2M40,,457f0 GUM X TSLI llrgamzahons fQL.,MLf,f-fl- GMI! JJWM7, 0 'Q ff Jmz, Pxjfialqgffzfr-Lf FHA H I lib' FFA WMJQJM 3 SCHOOL BAND AND Glee Club DRUM MAJ ORETTES Mary rrye Aloma Jo Kelly Marllee Duncan Ann Wllson Pat Netherton Martha Hamlln Humphrey Pearce Stone Bacon Staples Gibe MOTP1SOH Boyd Denney Holland Cochrane Woods Potter Potter Laherty Triplett -.J We Laherty Brewster Humphrey to Brewster Glbbs Barrett Mersch wsi2Y'l Triplett Pentecost Reardon Ortner Gladdln Wilson Cockrell Graham Girls Wm lst and Znd 4-ll Achievement Contest In the aoliieveiiiezit ifnnfests red by Brown Duncan of and partir-ipateil in by 4-H in all QOL1lil.iI'S in Uklahu- 'lst Carnal Ann Denney, of Mr. and Mrs. J.-B. even first place for Del- uuuiiry, and received a S50 Carol Ann Denney lst. Place Winner Kumi. Q il.i'l-glztw' Hr. ziznl. M Flu '- xx .i. XKIXS nw 71 1 K, L 'Jill Vxliu. si Mavis Stone Znd Piece Winner L. ,- ,. e.-,,..... f and Zlnii prize went to l Miss Lei- Jenn ermviieii fuutha half '-f ill-- lillll-lugs ' .- iv url l. l . X . r .i. , .-,inn s .Hi--fini l'lz..-in vi--ll? in li ,sb lily, 1h Hin-ii-i'. Slurv- Saifvi' -lT!il1lf '! f' Blix ami Hrs. W. Sill, 1 l'. 'fr'-ft 4-2 Jay. 'Am 1' vufvil fr' ii ni--X in thi- giplm-Q, Nziii-'js Fw: ith viwiilv. xi-.ze Q,-1-iniil. illgiecoining Tliiirsihy il'WaitSs 1846 Play at Ketchum Tomorrow The Jay Bnhdngs made it twn li e rout of three Qvvr their seasnifs opponents here last Friday night when they tri-unced XVatts-. 18-6. Jay crpeiied the scoring early in the second quarter when Brown recovered a fumbled punt on th' Watts 18 yard line. On the iplav Wayne Suffer skirt end on a reverse, andl- ' blocking went the the tr-nchdown Joe 'Phare' I points of' Q ff -f- other 1 ' ' JP V , r-.7 l ,Q 'I ,rn l hw-:na ' Wy. M 'l M Urine Main the Jay high School girls basketball' mm itself 'in the state 'tzrnainent.at-Girly he giris Blldllhllll' rk' ell, Jr., as 'well as ninbor of local 25115 e to the state irnameiit, ' in tlxe'r4'try for 'iship thanlhey hen they lost A A . late tourney ix xx jifet Byng in 1 -in .ff -, gm. Semi- fx .i Friday night, ' , -or the slate cham- .rl be played ni the . Auditorium Saturday QQ? l r .ray mm the chance to represent Niirthea-istvrii Ukialiuma by beat- .ing Rniinma, 30 to 27, in the fi- nals of the regional tmirnament' lmkillg inf llartlvsvillo last Saturday eve- .-n a row to- 'i:ing:. Thi- lineal girls built up a -1' iFVid3Yl 2114.-wen point leant, Then froze the noses to Sequoyahg Play Grove Here Friday The -My linllfiugs ennio up ngzmlsi a liigrgei' and fam-r twain in thi- R--queyah lniliaiii lil-rv lus- i r,-liiv night. and went ill-wn lv-- ll.,-fi thi- Talili-qiinh sc-lirnlk g.w's.'- l'llmlxe'. :il-0. Thi- iilllll'lOgS clruvi- claw-p 'niu l4v'1l'lUl'illl lvI'I'ilHI'3' only -111012. ' livlaiiiwi li5eym-il iirl-ix' il. wilh za ilu- hm I1llili'l4'l' Czii'l1'l'wlifl l,:i:e- f'HrY l' rvaiiiiefl if innw fin- lmli X frniia Khrfi' iwn ill' init! lift-1 in tln- Si-ziiliijgili Zlll, Fi-f3IYl',iil, Wir imzzilizfill fixw- yniwls. thi-fi l.ai'rg.' ,i,ill'liJll'1l gialssi-il lu Wag ni- 4. l'i'wi', whri mai-in ei nim- will-li on l!.- S. The lnrlis-hs new nuuin gwiir:l.l'il fixw- jrniwis in ilwii' IZ, hui si inm- hlf-. :x lose uf 1- yzml. :incl twin in- 1--zrtrelvrf' l'1iNr'tf l1Ll4'l -ln' E in lj-' 'lim-nl. The lnelinns v.i1fn'4-igln-rl rhv ,Iwi ti-:ini fill yinixrnls pm' mais :ia tl i- lni' :Pnl lr in-'Unis in-i' inzizi in we liaiwlili-il-l. -lg' rivl-tw-fl ny li lllfrl ilmnlirs Zu5l 411iij'zll1'xl'lV4-. but lhv llilliHUS limi al timil nf 23519 xwirilf :mimi l'i'mn f-'i'iiiiiiinge1-uiielwiiw-il 11. -lsxjvl iw? Quin i-f'92y:1 ilr. Thi- linlnh-gs will lu- afivi' re' if---gn ik r lust yr-ark T-lil-U defnuf whwi. thi- limw liirluuriliiiie-iw .-r.-,nw in fnwii this l riilay night. Ni-hurly looks for fii'nYv in hav Thu vary time Tlivyi' hail in limi I. Q Fans Honor Bulldogs ,hull in the final 11lillIll9S,,Cif play. 'l'l1ey hurl won over Bluejaeket at Virta last Friday niglit, and ln-ut Huliim here Thursclay night in 1-Tlwz' l'l'YlOll2ll gzilllils. II-elawnrv l'i,i1ii1y'+5 other ftwo 1-iirrzes in the ivgiminl tourna- inem holh lux! in thi' finals at l3az'tlesville,, The Oaks class I3 buys. who sliowr-nl si lr-2 of i-lass in beating Fuirlnlid lierf- and Piuher nt Yiuitu. ivviw smiweil niifli-r' by a ircocl Skiuionk feani in the fi- nuls, anal the l'leoi':i class B girls lim re- tliwruinla, Ullivi' teuins in the Vlnss .l gziris ilivisimi at ihr- Uklalmiila Cily lmiimziiiiem are- Altus. the Fira!- smrilwi tvuin. l.vxing:'rmi. l3.Xlv5', l,'l'l'lll'll, Blwlnii- imul Mizorelaainl. iwllll Football Banquet l 'l'hvr-1 were 46 present at th'-3 llmziriq-im at the heme fecal-nomic! lniihling lasz night, honoring thi yeni-'w high school football team. Dun Deuney acted as master of lfei'--iiiivziii-s. After the dinner' Supl. Earp iiitrmlucenl the coach- es, the queen and princess, and .hi fpi-nicer for the evening, Unit-li liubertsoii of Northeastern A. 6: ll. will.-gil nr Miami. l'lllim'iiiz Ruiiertsoiik I-gilt, slniri iiupminpzu sneer.-lies were innih- lg the C-.i1lfll8:l, iiieuibers of , 1 V . v I . 'laces on their rfi11si.i,i-,lfnf wuci. TQ .. J., In e.-j,.,4,j ygifj 3,.,1,1 gyfny- , gang:-, lv 1 ' ' hum' 'yhn 1-'uni und the zirnichaxr quar- n the l Jl,lll4:s' nn-1 Ma c ff: Vaml Ann was Zzzil place v. - uv'-- wi.- ' 1. i,l. 21: gi- ri A rip girif i -'cu .numni Assn. lfrgin' e ' l'i' Hy . nv- Ntguiiii x CY- in ,.' L .Ll E! ll 'l!l'b. I' ..,1 ,-fi., alt H 'ljll iii! 1 The Tino. i high praise uniy fm' - the EW-Z my. 'H 4 92 it Po ev T ile. y,s0 r' Q n P5 ad- val Qpfqr T , x0 T wwe , W3 T 5+-,W ' ' ,kM,,1v,. 5- . t Yr! ., x' . 5 Z Q lr? is in Mr vii lf 553. 8 J J ay School News Speech Play to be Presented The speech class of Jay school will present its animal play on Thursday, Nov. 4, at both a Inat- inee and an evening performance. A three-act comedy, A Ready Made Family, by Jay Tobias, has been chosen. This is a very funny play and pronnses an en- joyable evening. Following is the east of charcaters: Agnes Martin, a widow, Twilla Teel. Bob, her son,Halpl1 Bruin baugh. Marilee. her elder claugliter. Martha Hamlin. Gracie, her youngrest child, Yil- la Saffr-r. Miss Lydia, her sister-in-law, Betty Allen, llenry TllI'll0l'. 21 wiflower. Toin Harlan. Doris. his ilangliter, Donzellai Philips. Silllllllltl, his son. ll2ll'lllf'1l1ghllt'l1, Iiegmnia, the Murtyns' cook. Delores May. Bob fx Y 3 .J 3 x ,, , 4 ,Q pgivarxz-L .. - I f A x, , i 'N ' ' AL A 1 5 U K - , fi ly W' li ' : , V 5 ' 4 ,ij wil f Y 1 gt of ' l ,, 5 ' I l l vu- - 'PL K 1 954 l'f ' Wwe. T perefla WSUSANNAH'S CHRISTMAS AUCTIONW was the one given by the 4th and Sth grades. The characters were the dolls, animals, Mr. and Mrs. Santa, policemen, brownies, visiting relatives and Susannah and her parents. ' if , s flix Jw F n ig i 1 cf, 1 . 5 - h0's ho Seniors K 1 I I f ., X K, yu ,. Most Likely to Succeed Most Popular Q52h1,tt4J Best Personality f Best Athlete AMW! Best Athlete Zhu gJLf4A! ,UML 72LtfLJf2mJ df' ,,-AF . .' 8 4 'if' l l ,, ., 1 va' if . , J' l' ' 7 A Q Most Likelv to Succeed Qu? fZ,mUJ i 'UL 5-fx E' ome omm9 Gu .hinfgsuwvx 'Q 5.5- zk , W- 15 Nu 51,11 V . uhh.,- J' Y 1 3 --np-,.,,-t . U, 4 , '..-may 1, . Junior Pla I After aP010g1zing for not puttlng ln the J1L1101' play cast we foupd a Dlace for lt afte all ,- 7 Betty Jane From Punkin Lane ACT 1 SCENE: It is the combination living room and dining in the Bean home in a small village somewhere in England. In the right 'wall is a door which leads to hallway, to the guests rooms, In the back wall right is a cindow opened Left of the Mndow is an old- cupboard and left of this the door to the ex terior this door is open efpostng the country landscape Part of a small porch can be seen In the left t all is a door which leads to a summer kitchen and woodshed The cupboard is decorated with an odd assortment of dishes and bnc a brac also an old alarm clock Le t of ertenor door are a broom and a mop Down extreme right a large arm chair and down let against the oall is a small stand with box of artist s paints it In front of the stand a small stool and artist s easel supports a half jimshed canzas Left center is a 'zuth cushion and right center a kitchen tozth red checkered tablecloth On table is a letter which has recently been delivered Tuo kitchen chairs up against the back uall and three around the table On the walls are a few old fashioned framed pictures The oor is co ered mth a well corn rug There is a pitcher of 'water on the table and an empty bucket left of center door IVE About eleoen o clock on a warm summer day tPftfTrIE1ILS O I' Vtcfok f Q5 Y l Q' L L ' A A .4 '-..'x .H X r- ,..... 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Dear Twilla, As the curtain falls on the last act of the drama of Jay School, 1949-1950, let's look at the major events of this show, remember some of these things: August 22- emphasis on enro1lment- remember the new teachers, Stumbaugh and Stevens. September 13- first all school party sponsored by the student council. Do you remember how strange it was to see everyone playing the games? September 14- election of officers and the announcement of the following sponsors: Freshmen- Johnston and Bellg Sophomores- Woodcock and Caving Juniors- Cochrane and Stumbaughg Seniors- Wilson and Kelly. September 15- T 8: I Club initiation and that night our first football game! Afton won but we did a good job. September 22- We won our second game of football, remember? We played Vini September 26- Beginning of initiation week for the FHA pledges. So many of them failed to do the assigned things that it wasn't very funny this year. September 30- We won another football game. This time it was Watts. October 1- FHA girls and Mrs. Stumhaugh attend the district rally at Claremore. October 2- Student Council members and Mrs. Ortner go to the home of the Noe1's in Joplin to select the cover for the annual. October L- All school party. Sponsored by the seniors this time. October 7- A football game that ended in a draw. We would have won on penetrations but it wasn't a conference game, remember? We played at Ketchum- a day game. October 10- The band and Mr. Sheldon went to Salina to the parade and festival. October 12- Football scrimmage at Commerce. It was just practice but we won anyway. October 13 Q 14- Holidays! Teachers' meeting at Oklahoma City. Good fishing weather October 21- Football game here with the Sequoyah Redskins. 'Nuff said. October 22- The band went to Tahlequah for their homecoming celebration. We were part of the between halves entertainment. October 26- The football queen race began today without too much excitement but the seniors were out to win. October 28- The day that we finally won a football game from Grove! November 1- FHA girls went to an all-day cooking school at Miami. Yum! November 2- School pictures taken for the annual. November 3- Speech play presented. November L- Another redskin bit the dust for our football squad. This time it was Catoosa's scalp we took. November 8- Junior rings ordered. As usual, no casualties. Seniors ordered caps and gowns, announcements, and diplomas. November 9- School colors changed from red and white to black and gold. Aren't we glad we selected a gold back for our annual? November 16- Football queen announced. We won! Leejean's it! November 17- Homecoming. Alumni association organized. Football game with Quapaw fwe wonj. Queens crowned! All's well that ends welll November 18- Senior Day at Miami. More new romances! November l8-l9- Student Council went to OH for an OIPA conference and the football game with Santa Clara. November 21-22- Marquise photographer here for group pictures for the annual and also for those all-important senior pictures! N November 24-25- Glorious holidays. Thanksgiving with a Capital T! November 28- Award jackets and new black and gold basketball suits ordered. November 30- Football banquet given by the Jay Chamber of Commerce to the boys and their dads. December 1- Basketball here with Grove, remember? December 5- FHA, TGI skating party. More fun! December 6- Boys play basketball at Stillwell. December 7- Kansas came here for three games. December 13- We went to Oaks for basketball games. December 15- We played Salina here! Ohhh!!! December 18- The Glee Club presentes its Christmas Cantata at the Baptist Church. December 20- Basketball games at Colcord. December 22- Pep Club took the football boys on that long-promised skating party. In the snow, too.. December 23- Grade schoo1's Christmas operetta. December 26- One week of feasting and resting begins. Oh, wonderful Christmas! January 2- A new semester, new students, a new schedule, and three DSW teachers- Howe, Tautfest, and Welch. January 2- New basketball suits arrive. How do we look in black? January 4-6- SNOW! NO SCHOOL! And we're sorry this time. January 10- Basketball here with Watts. January ll- Basketball boys and coaches entertained with a dinner at the Home Cafe. January'l2-l4- Girls' Invitational tournament at Grove. We met our nemesis- Salina again. January 17- We played basketball with Grove at Grove. January 19- Basketball here with Colcord. January 20- Student night. Our first attempt but a good one. January 23- Letter jackets arrive. We were so glad to get them early so we could wear them while still in school. January 24- Three basketball games at Kansas. Ohhhhhl 1 1 January 26-28- Boys' invitational tournament at Tahlequah. January 26- Basketball girls and coach entertained with a dinner at the HC Cafe. January 31- Basketball with Oaks here. Our boys won from them for first the time this year. February 2-4- County basketball tournament at Kansas. we claim a record because we came home with three first place trophies- senior high boys, senior high girls, and junior high girls. February 6- Basketball at Kansas. What! Again? February 16- Basketball at Jay- Grove girls vs Jay and Sulphur Springs boys vs Jay. February 20- Went to Watts to return their game. February 23- District tournament at Jay. Boys drew a toughie, Fairland, the first thing but our girls won. March 2-4- Regional basketball tournament at Jay, Vinita, and Bartlesville. We won again and now our girls have three trophies to show. March 9-ll- State basketball tournament at Oklahoma City. We were beaten by Byng. March l6-l7- District Speech Tournament at Tahlequah. Nancy Pollock rated superior on her dramatic reading. March 14- I almost forgot the county fine arts festival but I'll stick it in here. ' April 6- Senior play, The Funny Brats. I don't mean usg that!s the name of it. March 31- I forgot again. Don't you remember how M . Earp April fooled us since April l came on Saturday a d let us have Sneak Day Friday. April 4- Baseball here with Picher. April 1- Things are happening too fast. My memory is all befuddled but anyway we had a good 4-H Club rally. Several things are scheduled to happen in here but at the time I'm writing you, they haven't taken place so we can't remember them but two days we have marked and are keeping tab on the time as it elapses are May 14- Baccalaureate services and May 17- Graduation! I shall never forget the times we've had here in Jay High these four we've been together and I hope that you will always remember 121 -fi' -, vf' u - xx-bf' ,, Q I re 'Q 4, ,sfz -: , Q. f. ' - , 2 T .-ix-51-. 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