Kingfisher High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (Kingfisher, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1952 volume:

Hihgfitiker High School present A £uperinte 4eht HENRY AVERY If we are willing to climb our ladder of life, without missing or slighting a single rung, the way to the top is never closed. UmintitraticH GEEN GILMOUR LOREN L. JOHNSON Jr. High School Principal High School Principal Bottom Row—left to right: Howard Smith, Guy Boyd, Otto Karrenbrock. Top Row: Hugh Orr. Emmanuel Veith, Henry Avery, Giles Baker. JOAN STKHNO (SKEN (5ILMOUR MAM IK HARK RODGER HOWELL HURL BARTLETT HOMER HARMON fke Ifellc jacket MILDRED ROSS. Sponsor EDITORS Willa Jo Hawkins. Billy Joe Gooden, and Marilyn High ACTIVITY EDITORS Bottom Row, Left to Right: Bonnie Boecher, Wanda Boyd, Evelyn Conley, Mary Ann Francis, Jo Ann Hodgson, Kay Cochran, Shirley Ogden. Top Row : Richard Danne, Mary Lou Hamby, David Van De Wege, Roy McNaught, Lloyd Orr. BUSINICSS AND SALKS STAFF Left to Bight: David Hunt. Bill Maxon, Norma Campbell, Dennis Wood Roberta Markus, and Alice Hansens. PHOTOGRAPHKRS AND TYPISTS Left to Right: Jimmy Burns, Wayne Bishop, Sue Cochrane, and Dena Meier. CLASS AND ATHLKTIC KDITORS Left to Right: Bill Davidson, Jima.v Sandusky, Richard Dulany. Anna Lou Larrabce, Jeanette Sain. John Solomon, and Karl Bcngs. Senior Plaif THURSDAY MURDERS SEATED: Jane Kuntz, Alice Hansens, Pat Egleston, Donna Cochrane, Willa Jo Hawkins, Norma Campbell, Mary Ann Francis, Marilyn High, Jene Kuntz. STANDING: David Hunt, Jimmy Davis, Jimmy Burns, Miss Dickerson (director), Roy Calavan, Bill Maxon, Jimmy Edwards, Richard Danne. Junior Play “OUR MISS BROOKS” Top Row, Left to Right: Pat Boyd, Dennis Wood, Jimay Sandusky, Bill Runnels, Bobby Foote, Jerry Burns, Jay Calhoun, Argus Dickerson, director, Kay Cochran, Richard Dulany, Lloyd Orr, Jeanette Sain, and Adair Stallcup. Bottom Row: Dolores Buettner, Gayle Reherman, Wanda Boyd, Kvelyn Conley, Jo Ann Hodgson, Wanda Uhlenhake, and Pat King. Marching Instructor CARL BROOKS Drum Major and Twirlers ROBERTA CHRISTIAN, WILLA JO HAWKINS and JOYCE KAY HILL The K.H.S. Band has been a consistent winner in various contests held throughout the State. Some of their accomplishments are listed below: Pawnee—Superior in Marching, Superior in Concert Marshall—Superior in Marching, Superior in Concert District and State—Excellent Concert Guthrie 89er Parade—Class A Winner, $100. Tri-State Class CC—Superior in Marching, Concert and Sight Reading, and won Class CC Sweep- stakes award. The only Oklahoma Band in Class CC to win Superior in all three events. Oklahoma City V.F.W. Parade—Winner in Class C, $100, and a trophy. State Marching Contest—Superior in Class A. O.U. Band Day—First place in Class C winning a trophy. Besides their competitive accomplishments the band makes colorful appearances at football games with precision marching and stunts. They play for street parades and community pur- poses. This organization is backed strongly by a progressive school and an active Band Sponsors Club. KINGFISHER MARCHING BAND HOMKK HARMON Director TRUMPET TRIO BAND OFFICERS Bottom Row—left to right: Peggy Francis, Librarian; Willa Jo Hawkins, Drum Major; Bill Davidson, President; Richard Danne, Vice-President; Joyce Kay Hill, Assistant Librarian. Second Row: Jo Ann Hodgson, Assistant Quartermaster; Roy McNaught, Student Director; David Hunt, Publicity Manager; Bill Maxon, Business Manager; Norma Camp- bell, Quartermaster. CLARINET QUARTET Charles McDonald, Roy McNaught, Richard Danne. Jo Ann Hodgson, Evelyn Conley, Jimay Sandusky, Peggy Francis. CONCERT BAND ROSTER FU'TES: Willa J«� Hawkins, Mary Lyle Dulany, Bonnie Boecher. Mary Ann Francis. Mary Lou Hamby. Shirley Struck. OIIOK: Linda Ogden. Barbara MrCully. CLARINETS: Jo Ann Hodgson. Norma Jean Campbell. Sheila Taylor. Marilyn High. Marolyn Pierson, Anna Barbara Tilbury. Clydean Rivera. Anita Brasher. Patti AI.TO CLARINET: Naney Rcherman. BASS CLARINETS: Creta Boyd. Eva Belle Brown. ALTO SAXOPHONE: Carol Campltell. Sue Cochrane. TENOR SAXOPHONE: Johnny Solomon. Doria Edward . CORNETS: Roy M Naught. Richard Danne. Charles McDonald. Glen Hoeckman. Buddy FRENCH HORNS: Bill Maxon. Roberta Christian. Joyce Kay Hill. Jeanette- Sain. Gayle TROMBONES: Bill Gooden. David Van De Wege. Bill Davidson. Lloyd Orr. Jimmy Hunt. BARITONES: Joe Dulany. Opie Bandy. Jim Parham. BASSES: Jim Burns. Granville Hodges. John Dixon. PERCCSSION: Wayne Bishop, David Hunt. Mary Lou Bentley. Betty Hell. Carol Crowder. Evelyn Conley. Peggy Francis, Carolyn Pierson. Jimay Sandusky. Janet Johnson. Lou Larraboc. Carolyn Mills. Anna Faye Springer. Joyce Hicks, Sandra Pappe. I«ong. Martha Wrobbel. Carolyn Baker. Marylu Boyd. Francis. Eddie Glass. Joe Pyatt. Reherman. Burley Moore. Linda Loren . Barbara Buchanan. Percussion Cornets and French Horns Band Sponsors’ Club Cheerleader� —Left to Right: Judy Berry. Betty Crist. Alice Hansens. Kay Bishop. Bobbie Brasher (Substitute). Left to Right—Top to Bottom: Carl Books (sponsor). Shirley Porter. Adair Stallcup. Jean Kuntz. Second Row: Wanda Uhlenhake. Mary Brown. Charlene Goodbrake. Ilene Goodbrake. Janie Muggenborg. Dixie Stewart. Sonja Robinson, Kay Cochran. Jane Kuntz. Third Row: Clairetta Ellyson. Wanda Stewart. Doris Dixon. Ilene Nelms. Cleo Crist. Clella Hanner. Pat Eglcston. Betty O'Neil. Fourth Row: Marie Luchking. Donna Baker. Dolores Bucttnor. Dennis Wood. Pat King. Dena Meier. Lanora Williams. Fifth Row: Cheerleaders Judy Berry. Betty Crist. Alice Hansens. Kay Bishop, Bobbie Brasher (Substitute). Argus Dickerson Sponsor (not in Picture). VOCAL DEPARTMENT The fie lie cff the We At ARGUS DICKERSON The Vocal Department’s third year proved to be a busy one. The boys’ quartette and girls’ trio were kept in good practice by singing at club meetings, banquets, and celebra- tions. Some of the highlights of their year were entertaining for the Chamber of Commerce Banquet, the F.F.A. Bi-County Meeting, Altrua Study Club, and the Christmas Band Concert. At Christmas, Miss Dickerson presented her Junior High music classes in a Christmas Concert. The various classes were combined to form a massed choir. Smaller select numbers were presented from each class. About 115 students par- ticipated in this program. During the spring, soloists, trios, quartettes and the ac- companists were kept busy going to county, district, and state contests. In the spring of ’51 vocal students put over the operetta “The Belle of the West” in grand style. The cast along with the audience had the time of their lives. Left to Right—Richard Danne, Mary Lou Hamby, Duane Bentley, Barbara Wrobble, Earl Bengs, Jane Ogden, Marilyn High, Bill Gooden, Evelyn Phillips, Clella Ruth Hanner, John Westfahl, Barbara Baker, Roy Britton, Pat Sapp, John Soloman, Eleanor Burnett, Robert Taylor, Evelyn Conley, Roy McNaught, Jr. .tr-. BOYS' QUARTETTE Roy McNaught, Jim Davis. Robert Taylor, and Earl Bengs. MIXED QUARTETTE Roy McNaught, Marilyn High. Mary Lou Hamby, and Earl JR. HIGH MIXED CHORUS Bengs. GIRLS' TRIO Jo Ann Hodgson, Marilyn High, and Mary Lou Hamby. Officer Top Row—left to right: Leroy Gillilan, Photographer; Fred Walta, Treasurer; Rodger Howell, Instructor; Floyd Cross, Sentinel; Jimmy Davis, Secretary. Bottom Row—left to right: Donald Trindle, Vice- President; Alice Hausens (queen); Norman Hale, President. F.F.A. In July, 1951, the F.F.A. boys enjoyed a trip to Lost Lake, a beautiful camping spot on a wild life refuge near Lawton. In August we started attending Local, State and National livestock shows for the fall of 1951. We were the 2nd place prize money winning chapter at both the Tulsa and Oklahoma State Fairs. January 10th, we started attending the spring livestock shows. We sent Norman Hale and Fred Walta to Denver, Colorado. Norman won two 4th prize ribbons, and 3rd on a pen of three. Fred won 2nd on his Southdown lamb. January 26th we sent two boys to Houston, Texas, Norman Hale and Floyd Cross. Norman won 1st on his pen of Shropshires and Floyd won 2nd Hampshire lamb. Now we are ready to compete against all other chapters at the County Fair, Enid, and Oklahoma City. Front Row—left to right: John K. Baker, Dewain Kochenower, Melvin Branson, Robert Newer, Gerald Tolman, Bill Redwine. Second Row—left to right: Jimmy Davis, Roy Calavan, Alice Hausens (queen), Norman Hale, Leroy Gillilan, Harold McMillan. Third Row—left to right: Rodger Howell, (instructor), Eugene Kochenower, Dale Wendt, Johnnie Bengs, Billy Hawkins, Curtis Stumpf, Don- ovan Walta, Joe Kloeppel, J. D. Cline, Butch Kuntz. Fourth Row—left to right: James Karrenbrock, John Sain, Floyd Cross, Fred Walta, Don Trindle, Bill Maxon, Emmitt Branson, Dale Chlouber, Henry Avery (superintendent). � £K OFFICERS Top Row—left to right: Mary Ann Francis, Peggy Francis, Mary Brown, Miss Frances Moore, sponsor; Eileen Trindle, Sue Coch- rane. Bottom Row—left to right: Betty Crist, Gayle Reherman, Jim Davis, king; Kay Cochran, president; Wanda Boyd. The F.H.A. got off to an early start this year by attending a district planning conference before school started. Planning conferences were held at home, too. In planning the programs the eight purposes were used in as many ways as possible. F.H.A. girls prepared a booth at the county fair and exhibited a window display during F.H.A. week. They enacted a skit at the district rally, and also presented a school assembly. The annual F.F.A.-F.H.A. dance was a ;'g l'ccess- rhe «roup has had many outstanding programs and a lot of fun (especially initiat- ing the new candidates) this year and the group is anticipating a fuller agenda next year. Left to right: Opie Bandy, Johnny Webber, Barbara Buchanan, Clydean Rivers, Charlotte Perkins, Lynn Johnson, Jimmy Hunt, Louis Thorpe Jimmy Parham, Mr. Ralph King, Sponsor. Junior High Student Council hrtierA Training ClaAA Left to right—(lower row): Shirley Porter. Janice Thompson, Sally Skala, Betty Helt, Bonnie Boecher, Patsy King, Wanda Seedorf, Madeline Jones, Florence Hopkins. (Top Row): John Dixon, Mr. Ralph King! Sponsor, Curtis Stumpf, Max Williams, Elaine Thomsen, Doris Edwards, Kenneth Biehler, Jerome Fike Bill Hopkins, Boyd Best. ClaM Qzma £eh icrA HOMER HARMON' Sponsor ENID BUSWELL Sponsor We of the senior class are very proud of our accomplishments this year and years gone by in Kingfisher High School. We sponsored a pancake supper and carried on the paper drive the first semester of this year, both of which netted us a good sum for the treasury. Led by our sponsors. Mrs. Buswell and Mr. Harmon, we are well represented in all the departments and activities of the school. Our president, Bill Maxon, and other class officers have contributed much to the success of our final year. We have had several outstanding honors bestowed on the members of our class, proving that what we lack in quantity we make up in quality. We are proud of John Sain who was selected for the All-State Football Team. The Senior Class has enjoyed its years in K.H.S. and regrets that they must now bid her a fond adieu. CLASS OFFICERS Top Ro� v: John Sain, Treasurer; David Hunt, Paper Drive Chairman; Robert Taylor, Secretary. Bottom Row: Bill Maxon, President; Jimmy Davis, Vice-President; Wayne Bishop, Reporter. JOHN SAIN F.H.A. 2, 3, 4; Football 2. 3. 4; Basketball 3. 4; Baseball 3. 4; F.F.A Reporter 3; Class Treasurer 4; All District Tackle 3, 4; Band 2 Honor Roll 4: Football Captain 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3 ; All State Tackle 4. MYRNA JANE KUNTZ F.H.A. 2; Basketball 4; Glee Club 2, 3; Pep Club 3, 4. LANORA MAE WILLIAMS Pep Club 3, 4; Basketball 4; Class Queen 3. ROBERT TAYLOR Basketball 2. 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Boys Quar- tet 3. 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Operetta 3; Vice Pres- ides 2; Secretary of Class 4; Boys State 3. BILL MILLER Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Football Co- Captain 4; Track 3; Pep Club King 4. FRANCES KAUPER Glee Club 2. MARY ANN FRANCIS Band 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3; F.H.A 2 3 4; Annual Staff 4; Jr. Play 3; Pep Band 2. 3. 4; Honor Roll 2, 3 4; F.H.A. Dist. Sec. 3' Mixed Chorus 2, 3; Football Queen 4. JIMMY BURNS Band 2, 3. 4; Annual Staff 4; Brass Choir 4- Pep Band 3, 4. BILL MAXON Band 2, 3. 4: Band Business Mur. 4: Band Librarian 3; F.F.A. 2, 3. 4; Senior President 4; Chorus 3: Brass Sextet 3, 4: Annual Staff 4; Pep Band 3, 4. WAYNE BISHOP Band 2. 3. 4: Class Reporter 4: Annual Staff 4; Drum Quintet 3; Pep Band 3. 4: Tri-State Band 3. MARY LOUISE HAMBY Band 2, 3. 4: Triple Trio 2. 3: Trio 3. 4; Annual Staff 4; Jr. Play 3: Operetta 3; Girls Glee Club 2. 3; Mixed Chorus 2. 3; Girls State 3; Pep Band 4; Girls Sextet 2. 3: Jr. Lioness 4; Drill Team 3. EARL BENGS Football 2. 3. 4; Baseball 2. 3. 4: Basketball 2. 4: Boys Quartet 3. 4; Class President 3: Jr. Play 3: Operetta 3: Mixed Chorus 2, 3; Annual Staff 4: Vocal Double Quartet 3; Jr. Lion 4. RICHARD DANNE Band 2. 3. 4; Jr. Paper Drive Chairman 3; Band Vice Pres. 4: Jr. Class Vice President 3 Jr.Play 3; Operetta3; Mixed Chorus 2. 3. 4; Trumpet Trio 3. 4; Annual Staff 4; Honor Roll 2. 3. 4; Pep Band 2. 3. 4: Swing Band 3. MARILYN HIGH Band 2. 3. 4; Girls Quartet 3: Girls Trio 4; Twirler 2; F.H.A. 2. 3; Glee Club 2. 3; Clarinet Quartette 3; Mixed Chorus 2. 3: Annual Editor 4; Junior Lioness 4: Girls Drill Team 3: Jr. Play 3; Operetta 3: Mixed Woodwind Quar- tette 3. DONALD TRINDLE F.F.A. 2, 3, 4; F.F.A. Vice President 4. DONALD PORTER Football 3, 4; Basketball 3; Baseball 3; Annual Staff 4; Jr. Play 3; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. DONNA COCHRANE Glee Club 2, 3; F.H.A. 2, 3. FLOYD CROSS Football 2; F.F.A. 2, 3, 4; Sentinel 3. 4. ROY McNAUGHT Band 2, 3, 4; Band President 3; Jr. Play 3; Operetta 3; Boys Quartet 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3; Trumpet Trio 2, 3, 4; Brass Sextet 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Pep Band 2. 3, 4; All State Band 3; Tri-State Clinic 2. 3, 4; Tri-State Band 3; All State Clinic 4. DENA MEIER Pep Club 2. 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2. 3; Pep Club President 4; Pep Club Queen 4; Glee Club 2, 3; Annual Staff 4. MARVA JEAN KUNTZ Glee Club 2, 3; F.H.A. 2; Pep Club 3. 4. JOHN DAVID VAN DE WEGE Band 2, 3. 4; Pep Band 2, 3. 4; Annual Staff 4; Jr. Play 3; Swing Band 3, 4. WILLA JO HAWKINS Honor Roll 2-3-4, F.H.A. 2-3, Glee Club 2-3, Junior Play 3, Girls State 3, Band 2-3-4, Twirler 2 Drum Major 4, Annual Editor 4, Oklahoma State Honor Society 2-3, Pep Band 2-3-4, Pep Club 2-3, Mixed Chorus 2, Junior Lioness 4, Girls Drill Team 3. BILL GOODEN Football 2-3-4, Football All-District 4, Football Co-Captain 4, Operetta 3, Basketball 2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 3, Band 2-3-4, Brass Choir 4, Baseball 2-3, Brass Sextet 3, Honor Roll 2-3-4, Trombone Quartette 2-3, Class Reporter 2, Annual Editor- in-Chief 4, Junior Lion 4, Oklahoma State Honor Society 2, Tri-State Band 3. VERNON WALKER Basketball 2-3-4, Baseball 2-3-4, Football 4. CLELLA HANNER BERNHARDT Band 2-3, Pep Club 2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 3, Class Play 3, Operetta 3, Woodwind Sextet 3, Annual Staff 4. NORMA JEAN CAMPBELL Band 2-3-4, Class Secretary 3, Junior Play 3, Mixed Chorus 2-3, Pep Club 2-3, Pep Band 3-4, Annual Staff 4, Band Quartermaster 4, Honor Roll 2-3-4, Clarinet Quartette 2, Junior Lioness 4, Glee Club 2-3. BILL DAVIDSON Band 2-3-4, Band Vice-President 3, Band Presi- dent 4, Class Reporter 3, Boys State 3, Basket- ball 2-3-4, Baseball 2-3-4, Honor Roll 2-3-4, Annual Staff 4, Trombone Quartette 2-3, Mixed Chorus 2, Pep Band 3-4, Junior Lion 4. DAVID HUNT Band 2-3-4, Junior Play 3, Basketball 3-4, Foot- ball 4, Annual Staff 4, Mixed Chorus 2-3, Drum Quintette 3, Senior Paper Drive Chairman 4, Band Reporter 4. PAT EGLESTON Pep Club 2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 2-3, Senior Queen 4. EDDIE KOONCE JIM EDWARDS Class Treasurer 3, Mixed Chorus 2-3, Junior Lion 4. PAT JONES Glee Club 2, Pep Club 2. ALICE HANSENS CRABTREE Mixed Chorus 2, Substitute Cheerleader 3, Cheer- leader 4, Junior Play 3, Pep Club Vice-President 4, F.F.A. Queen 4, Annual Staff 4, Pep Club 2-3-4. DUANE FIKE F.F.A. 2, Baseball 3-4. WAYNE FIKE F.F.A. 2, Baseball 3-4. CARL BOOKS JOAN STEHNO Sponsor Sponsor Our junior year, beginning with election of class officers and ending with the Junior-Senior Banquet, has been very successful. Most of our time was spent making money except for the few weeks that were spent studying drama in preparation for our play, Our Miss Brooks,” which was a great success. By sponsoring the concession stand at basketball and football games we were able to make over $500. The highlights of the year were ordering the long awaited class ring, presenting our play, and giving the annual Junior-Senior Banquet. Many thanks to our sponsors, Mr. Books and Miss Stehno, for helping us through our most profitable year. CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: Jay Calhoun, Vice-President; Richard Mitchell, President; Sue Cochrane, Secretary-Treasurer; Jeanette Sain, Reporter. RICHARD MITCHELL BETTY CRIST PAT BOYD BILLY RUNNELS DENNIS WOOD ADAIR STALLCUP LE ROY GILLILAN EMMA BRANSON LLOYD ORR BOBBY FOOTE LILLIE BELL STALLCUP ROBERTA MARKUS WANDA BOYD JIMAY SANDUSKY NORMAN HALE WESLEY HICKS FRED WALTA MARIE LUEBKING KAY COCHRAN DOLORES BUETTNER EVA BELLE BROWN JAY CALHOUN JOE HYATT SUE COCHRANE I AT KIX( DKl.OKKS If AIM() cphctncteA FRANCES MOORE Sponsor JACK EDGE Sponsor The sophomore year, our first year in senior high school, has been quite pleasant and we have fallen in line with the good practices of that institution. Our class, showing its usual good judgment, elected Bud Wheeler president for the fourth year. Under the supervision of our sponsors. Jack Edge and Frances Moore, and with the hard work of the class, we were able to win first prize on our float for Homecoming. Our queens were the charming and vivacious Pierson twins, Marolyn and Carolyn. We are endeavoring to carry on our class projects with the usual vigor shown by our class. CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: Ernest Burnett, Vice-President; Mary Lou Bentley, Reporter; Roberta Christian, Secretary; Eugene Wheeler, President. BONNIE BOECHER KENNETH BIEHLER ROBERTA CHRISTIAN LARRY STRUCK EILEEN TRINDLE SALLY SKALA GERALD TOLMAN CAROLYN PIERSON BILL HOPKINS MARY LOU BENTLEY BUD WHEELER SHIRLEY OGDEN MAROLYN PIERSON ERNEST BURNETT BOBBIE BRASHER JOHN DIXON BILL RED WINE BETTY HELT MARTHA HUDSON DORIS EDWARDS DONNA BAKER HAROLD LONG J. D. CLINE MARY LOU O’BRIEN GARY CLARK MONA McLARTY CURTIS STUMPF L. H. SNIDER N MADELINE JONES JANICE THOMPSON WANDA SEEDORF DON McADOO PEGGY FRANCIS RAYMOND WITHROW BETTY JO CROSS MARY LOUISE BROWN MAX WILLIAMS KAY BISHOP JOHNNIE SOLOMON GLADYS GILMOUR FLORENCE HOPKINS BETTY O’NEIL harold McMillan BILLY A. BROCK HERBERT ROLAND REDWINE FLOYD MASTALKA JOYCE HILL EARL DODD 'freshmen Our last year in Junior High School brings many happy memories. The- Freshman year started on August •‘50, 1951, with seventy-two members. At the second class meeting we chose our officers for the year. Clairetta Kllyson was elected our queen, and we think that she helped us a lot in winning third place in the Homecoming Parade with our float. This year we have the honor of having the first Junior High girls basketball team in several years. We point with pride to our boys basketball team; their record at this time is twelve games played and eleven games won. We also have several Freshmen giris on the Senior High girls’ team. Greta Boyd and Opie Bandy were voted the year's most popular girl and boy in tho Junior High, both from the Freshman Class. We are looking forward to the coming events: a sock hop, skip day. our assembly program, promotion exercises, and the Spring Prom. CLASS OKFICKRS Left to Itichl: (Marietta Kllyson, Vice-President; Joyce Hicks, Reporter; Louis Thorpe President, and Sue Kgleston, Secretary-Treasurer. PAT RANDALL ANNA FAYE SPRINGER DONOVAN WALTA BOYD BEST DON McCORMICK DEWAIN KOCHENOWER MARTHA WROBBEL CHARLENE GOODBRAKE JANEY MUEGGENBORG ANN LARRABEE PATTY LONG ILENE GOODBRAKE CHARLES WHEELER EUGENE KOCHENOWER BETTIE WHEELER BOB DUGGAN CLEO CRIST GRANVILLE ROY HODGES CLAIRETTA ELLYSON JAMES MOSS LOUIS THORPE DORIS DIXON DALE CHLOUBER ALETHA CERNY SONJA ROBINSON CHARLES DARRQUGH DELBERT STEWART MAX BURNS HAROLD HILL NANCY REHERMAN ILENE NELMS BUTCH KUNTZ OPIE BANDY JANET JOHNSON SHELBY THOMPSON SANDRA STINER GRETA BOYD Charles McDonald CAROLYN MILLS JOE DULANY BARBARA TILBURY GLEN BOECKMAN JUDY BERRY NOLA JOY KUGHN JIMMY HUNT SHEILA TAYLOR JOYCE HICKS BUDDY FRANCIS JOHNNY BENGS ORA MAE REDWINE JOHNNY WEBBER WANDA STEWART BARBARA McCULLY TERRY CHRISTY SUE EGLESTON BILLY JONES DALE MOORE WYNEMA FROMAN JERRY BURTON JOHN BAKER DIXIE STEWART JAMES KARRENBROCK MARY LOGAN DALE WENDT ELIZABETH PENDLEY CHARLES BUETTNER BILLY HAWKINS BILLY MOORE JERRY COOK First How. left to right: Burley Moore, Freddy Dickinson, Jimmy Lookabaugh. Larry Hudson. Louis Klingsick, Dusty Williams, Jon Haloh Cochran. Frank Dixon, David Larrabee, Wilbur Dean, Freddie Wheeler, Joe Randall, Charles Wrobbcl, John Taylor. 2nd row: Patty Steele. Linda Landsberg, Edna Cline, Linda Ogden. Gayle Holland, Delores Cook, Bobbie Ellen Toulson, Annette Johnson, Fayruth Van Horn, Carolyn Baker, Ann Copeland, Letha Moore, Lavada Hodges, Jacqueline Redwine, Wanda Bratcher, Ola Boutwell. 3rd row: Tommy Tucker, Sharon Smith, Carol June Burnett, Claude Thorpe. Wayne Francis, Lynn Johnson, Freddie Lankard, John Gilmour, Ella Horn, Marie Ann Ball, Sarah Christians, Carolyn Lietzke, Shirley Fisher. Joyce Kay Smola, Shirley Smith, Tim Webber, Harold Daugherty, Dorsey Brown. 4th row: Miss Barr (sponsor), J. D. Carpenter. Jim Darrough. Richard Withrow, Arlene Walker, Barbara Stallcup, Linda Stange, Marylu Boyd, Jo Ann Tharp, Charlotte Perkins, Bonnie Williams, Aqita Hanner, Sharan Pappe, Robert Barnes, Lester Kochenower. Sth (jraje Bottom row: Alfred Stanbrough, Tommy Grimes. Joe Pyatt, Jimmy Parham, Johnnie Hansens, Glenn Cerny, Melvin Mathews, Melvin Boyd, Drew Fuilbright. Second row: Nancy McMillan. Mary Williams, Inez Snider, Belva Boyd, Mary Ann Senn, Mary Beth Phillips, Deanna Dean, Vera Clark, Wilma Long, Jean Logan. Mary Altizer. Third row: Charles Redwine, Jackie Brock, Jesse Weeks. Carol Ann Crowder. Carol Campbell, Linda Lorenz, Clydean Rivers, Mary Lyle Dulany, Shirley Struck. Anita Brasher. Barbara Buchanan. Emaline Rednose. Carl Crowder (sponsor). 4th row: Ted Cochrane, Keith Walton. Joe Bishop. Billy Davis. Donald Mitchell, Eddie Glass, Keith Dako, Cecil Baker, Norman Chlouber, George Stallcup, George Dean. Norman Harrison, Bobby Wood. Hih Uhet DENA MEIER Pep Club Queen PAT EGLESTON Senior Queen ALICE HANSENS F.F.A. Queen OPIE BANDY Most Popular Boy in Jr. High CAROLYN PIERSON and MAROLYN PIERSON Sophomore Queens hot Jrand a 'Jcctball BURL BARTLETT Coach Kingfisher High School won five games, lost four, and tied one in the football season just completed. I he Yellow Jackets lost their opener here to Waynoka, by a 0-26 margin. It was the first time the two had met on the gridiron. The next week Kingfisher went to Hinton, winning 12-0. The Yellow Jackets’ defense looked better, they completed all pass attempts, and scored on long runs. On September 28, Kingfisher easily defeated the Okeene Whippets at Okeene, by a 19-0 margin. Then Edmond, one of the top class A teams in the state, came here and ground out a 38-6 victory in the mud. Edmond used many long end runs, with lots of blocking. The following Friday, Kingfisher was host to Pawnee, a well-balanced squad with a varied attack, Pawnee won 27-0. Kingfisher’s Homecoming game was October 19 with Yukon. The team elected John Sain, captain, and Bill Gooden and Bill Miller, co-captains. The Yellow Jacket defense held the visitors scoreless and nearly yardless, while the Kingfisher offense rolled up 46 points in the rout. The Jackets’ defense was strong when they journeyed to Crescent. The two teams made several goal-line stands, but the Jackets prevailed 13-7. An inspired Kingfisher team, playing on freezing mud, de- feated favored Geary here on November 2 by a 26-13 score. At Watonga the following week, the Eagles won 39-7. Kingfisher was seeking its first win over Watonga in 10 years. The season closed here with an exciting 12-12 draw between Kingfisher and Weatherford, the team which represented 3B in the playoffs. The two teams each had six penetrations and seven first downs, and Kingfisher led in yardage. Kingfisher placed two boys on the All-District team, John Sain and Bill Gooden. The team was also honored by the selection of their captain. John Sain for the All-State team. Burl Bartlett came here from Ada to coach this year’s team. He had coached various sports at East Central State College before coming to Kingfisher. Front Row—left to right: Terry Christy, Harold Hill. Bob Duggan. Jimmy Hunt, Don McCormick, Charles Buettner, Shelby Thompson. Second Row: Johnny Webber, Charles McDonald, Opie Bandy, Dale Chlouber, Granville Hodges, Louis Thorpe, Jerry Burton, Bill Moore. Third Row: Donald Porter L. H. Snider, Eugene Wheeler, Bill Miller, Gerald Tolman, Bobby Foote, Llovd Orr, Harold McMillan! Ernest Burnett. Fourth Row: Richard Dulany, Richard Mitchell, Jay Calhoun, David Hunt, Earl Bengs, John Sain, Bill Gooden, Jerry Burns, Vernon Walker. BILL MILLER (Co-Captain) JOHN SAIN (Captain) BILL GOODEN DONALD PORTER VERNON WALKER (Co-Captain) Under the direction of Coach Burl Bartlett, the Yellow Jackets have had one of their most successful seasons. As of February 9, 1952, their record is 16 wins and 4 losses with 4 games and the District Tournament remaining to be played. The team has scored 884 points to their opponents 694 points. The Jackets won first place in the Okarche Invitational Tournament, but were elim- inated by Cashion in the County Tournament. This is the first year that Kingfisher has been in the Cimarron Valley Conference. At present they are tied with Cashion for second place in the Conference standings with 2 losses each. There are 7 seniors graduating from the squad this year, but there is promising material coming Left to Right: Bill Miller, Robert, Taylor, UP f°r next year' Bobby Foote, Bill Gooden, John Sain, and Bill Davidson. Left to Right: Ernest Burnett, Max Williams, Vernon Walker, Bill Miller, Bill Gooden, Jay Calhoun, John Sain, David Hunt, Robert Taylor, Bill Davidson, Bobby Foote, Jerry Burns, Bud Wheeler, Lloyd Orr, and Richard Mitchell. In Front: Max Burns, trainer; Burl Bartlett, coach. ■ sfeft TOP ROW: ROBERT TAYLOR BILL DAVIDSON JOHN SAIN MIDDLE ROW: DAVID HUNT BILL GOODEN BOTTOM ROW: BOBBY FOOTE BILL MILLER VERNON WALKER This year Kingfisher High School proudly presented their first Kiris basketball team since 1941. There was much enthusiasm shown, with 21 girls going out. As of February 9 they have played 15 scheduled games and entered 2 tourna- ments, winning 3 out of 18 games. The team has good possibilities for next year, with only 2 girls graduating .eft to Right: Jack Edge, coach, Donna Baker, 'arolyn Pierson, Wanda Uhlenhake, Lanora Villiams, Gladys Gilmour, and Kay Bishop. Top Row: Dennis Wood. Lanora Williams, Mona McLarty, Donna Baker, Gladys Gilmour, Jeanette Sain, Wanda Uhlenhake, Jane Kuntz, and Jack Edge. 2nd Row: Betty Crist, Bobby Brasher, Kay Bishop, Greta Boyd, Carolyn Pierson, Barbara Tilbury, and Marolyn Pierson. TOP ROW: Donna Baker, Jeanette Sain, Bishop. MIDDLE ROW: Carolyn Pierson, Greta Boyd. BOTTOM ROW: Wanda Uhlenhake, Gladys Gil mour, Lanora Williams. ) u H • I C Y M I 1 h « 0 t b a I I ) Bottom Row, Left to Right: Tim Webber, George Stallcup, Jim Darrough, Bobby Woodf Ted Cochrane, Cecil Baker, Harold Daugherty. Seated: Burly Moore, Jesse Weeks, Glenn Cerny, Johnny Hansens, Joe Pyatt, Jimmy Parham. 3rd Row : Larry Hudson, Tommy Grimes, Donald Mitchell. Eddie Glass (Carl Crowder, coach) Joe Bishop, Norman Chlouber, Ray Stanbrough, Burl Bartlett, High School Coach. Ith Row : Joe Randall, Drew Fullbright, LouisKlingsick, Lynn Johnson, Jimmy Redwine. This team was composed of 7th and 8th grade boys. The team was light and inex- perienced. The season record was three lost out of four played. The only win was over Okeene. The Freshmen basketball team (yellow jerseys) is completing a very successful sea- son. Their only loss in 13 starts came from the hands of the Hammon Indians. The Grade team (dark jerseys) has also been successful. Their record is now 11 won and 4 lost. They won the 110 lb. Grade Invitational Tournament at Guthrie. u M • 0 Y H i 1 k a k k e t b a I I Bottom Row, Left to Right: Jimmy Parham, Bobby Wood, Tim Webber, Billy Davis, Johnny Hausens Glen Cerny. Second Row : Harold Hill, Don McCormick, Albert Webber, Jimmy Hunt, Charles McDonald, Louis Thorpe, Opie Bandy,Glenn Boeckman, Buddy Francis and Coach Carl Crowder. Quarterback Club tflahif Thank tc Out- Patron Abercrombie’s Hardware Implement Co. Andy’s Domino Parlor Ash Brother’s Company Ben Musick Lumber Company Beverly’s Snack Bar Bill’s Glass Shop Senator and Mrs. Roy Boecher Boeckman Implement Company BollenHach’s Boyd’s Cafe Boyd’s Machine Shop Brown’s Shoe Store Bud's Cash Grocery and Market Ray Burns Life Insurance Cafavan Implement Company Campbell Buick Company Campbell’s Grocery Carpenter Sheet-Metal Shop Charles’ Hardware Chuck Wagon Cisco Electric Company Claude and Duke’s Cafe Dr. L. D. 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