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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1958 volume:

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Peg c.u.s , ,, Fouibmll . . . Bo.5kQ.'f5xXX . . R090-N19 . ..... . Horneaomlv-9 Fluqls Juu-xi ov Ulm, . Qemvbonk STQCG , u Jmvslor Aaah . . . Freskmmw Glu: , , ER9hIh Ge-she. . Swwtm ef-Ae. . R030-lfy ....... Slmhewl c0lL.H4.1l. 59045 ..... . Chou-.S . . . Cheerleaders . Sr-myskots . . . . . . Annual Covx'lvxbulofS Hmfogrmpha . . . . . ..a- .4.. fSovnxt, Q.:- u -- .- X., .. 6-7 8-IO H I2-l9 2.0-Z6 27-32. 33 34-'36 36-37 38 38 39 39 . . . .40-42 43 44 45 -47 46-49 50 -Sl SZ '53 5'4- 55 56-60 61-65 66-69 70 7l 71-72 73 73 7+-76 77 78 Foreword MOMENTS TO REMEMBER Remember tHe fir-sf dn., of .sckool when wg, 9rec.Yt.L QKA Frlqmls :mul were msslgwei to new glasses ? How Moo'-fl UAS. fwf- ba.lL -James Lui tk: half'-fvozevx specf.-a.CorSi the Homecowniu, Pavel! with the bee-.ullQmX queens, cleeoralecl Qloals and old in-mls? Tlxevn mlih 'UAL agyrof-ek of winter came the bmskelbmll Jensgn, Tense wkih exeklemewll we ekeerek om- teams ow. In XYNQ. vvslclst of 0-KK QKES Lame Ike. Muck 0-.vxllelpmtei Clxrlsl-mo.5 vmeaeilovx. After 0. soelni wklvl of goalie: mul imnaes we veimvmed, to Ufxe :Ab grlhi- fn -no fine, al 4.11 the 92-eo-nl semester BML Voequwx and we eoulrl Say Um! half of ou.,r sc-kool 82.6-T we.: bexvxlml un- TAQN alum, Lune, Une bmskeC'br.LL Cowrvnj avuk :dual spiri-f. wma Lu LAK swl-ng. The Poms went will wkile Cunms pkmgel their hemrls oui fo mlm. All of .L Smllex Li was sri, . JI. A I b Q wg u ew s e9a.n cvmmminj for find exams. Prom eommltlees weve, mppotntnek mvuk mlkeme was ako-.Q-A. Af lain Che. 519 :Lay mrrwuei. Summer uacolion was Qiwmu-H hare. with LLL vf the confusion awe excitement bikini ui we looked back over 0. ,ear Giiiei with -vnmny THE ANNUAL STAFF DEDHCCATHQN To Mom ami Dqd For all your love and confidence, Tkmi helped me wxove. a-hunk, Ana also f., me lame, wmv, Tlwnnks Yue. left un-walk. I mm..-1 china ef .Lu the this-was yonfue. sac.:-Rl-ic,e.A En me. To liat them uuu.kP1 be hupelesa, For Uxereia much 1fwouAdn'I see. Thus foo, qpql-95 for Ihlwxqyx I've. Sain! is .ver Aug, And I wRue,A So wan, akmwees Winn I nmxa Rave f.,.1a ,M For QU tkese Khgqs game. clone. for me. A-A4 tkmvxks .,.Qu ,exam ma, I M., 'Tk-my yu, ...A than mms. Goa an tk: Maint Mn.. :MAA Dui. UN MEMQRHAM JAMES EEE GLENN Jumoa A+ KINGHSHER mem scmooa. AUGUST 20, 1957 Q QU L U Ana 2 W fx WST uperintendent The Annual Staff is to be commended for its united effort in giving this written and pictorial record of the various activities of our school life. These pages will bring many a happy memory in the years to come. In our remembrance of things past, let us not forget the things that lie ahead. Ours is a young, vigorous, democratic country which is always looking forward to progress. When we do nothing but look backward to past pleasures and triumphs, we stand still . . . we do not progress. It is good to pause and look back from time to time, but do not forget to also look forward to the new experiences, new pleasures, new triumphs and fulfillments that the future holds in store for you. RUSSELL PURSELL Principal The Year Book staff is to be commended for a job well done as evidenced by this annual. Realiz- ing the work and time that has gone into such a project, we let them know that the time and energy spent has been appreciated. This is a record of people and experiences that will bring to mind in the future those things of the past that meant so much to those involved. The things that seemed so very important at the time will be dimmed by new experiences, which in an adult world will have new meanings and im- portance. Often youth misplaces its sense of values and through development and growth the school hopes to develop in them a true sense of values and high ideals so that the citizens of our country will always be of the highest type. Take this book, cherish itg for it is a record of people and events that in time to come will be Moments to Remember. i LOREN JOHNSON SCHOOL BOARD-Mr. Erwin Wendt, memberg Superintendent Russell Pursellg.Mr. Jack Steele, vice presidentg Mr. Eldin Baker, clerkg Mr. Monroe Darragh, memberg and Mr. Bill Pierson, president. 31 RECOGNITION --- ' !' MRS. ENID BUSWELL w a s chosen as the teacher of the year in Kingfisher County. CON- GRATULATIONS! 1 -wi -.-1-- APPRECIATION MRS. MILDRED ROSS will re- tire after 30 years of diligent and faithful service to King- fisher High SchooT HAPPY DAYS! MR. CARL BOOKS-teaches Algebra I and II, geometry, trigonometry, and solid eometr . He s onsors the 'un B Y P J ' ior class, high school student council, pep club, and is the marching instruc- tor for the band. His hobbies are fish- ing and hunting. THINK A! ! ! I ! A charming lady. MRS. ENID BUSWELL-t e a c h e s American History, English II and III. She is the senior class sponsor. Her hobbies are writing and collecting books and china. if MR. CARL CROWDER-is the Prin- cipal of the Junior High School. He also teaches eighth grade science. He enjoys hunting and fishing. Well, is that right? Is it a good book? MRS. CARL COCHRANE-teaches junior high English and she is a co- sponsor of the eighth grade class. She is the junior high librarian, and enjoys reading and her grandchildren. MR. JACK mechanical drawing. He is co-spon- sor of the Sophomore Class and a bus driver. His hobbies are hunting and fishing. Teaches shop and Let's have a coke. I hope it's right. MRS. GLADYS MICHELSEN-teach- es eighth grade U.S. History, seventh grade reading and guidance and ninth grade English. She is a co-sponsor of the ninth grade. Her hobby is ceram- ics. MISS FRANCES MOORE-Teaches Home Economics.I, II, and III. She sponsors the Future Homemakers of America. Her hobbies are sewing and listening to classical music. Etiquette is important? This is a cow! MR. RODGER HOWELL-teaches vo- cational agriculture. He sponsors the F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, BLOW! MR. HOMER HARMON-is the band instructor. He sponsors the senior class and the band. He likes hunting and fishing. r S Q. M RV' lt dv Q0 V I5 A R a ' Pb: I .- ' - MRS. RUTH PAYNE-teaches Typ- ing I and II, bookkeeping, shorthand, and night commercial courses. She sponsors the pep club and sophomore class. She likes gardening and pho- tography. First finger-right hand. MRS. MILDRED ROSS-t e a c h e s English III and IV, and Latin. She is the high school librarian, and enjoys playing the piano and pipe organ. First mistake I've made today. Smile pretty. MR. RALPH KING-teaches speech, drivers education, and audio visual. He is the sponsor of the annual. His hobby is photography. MR. D. W. LEATHERS-t e a c h e s Oklahoma History, geography, com- posite math. and he coaches the foot- ball team. He is a co-sponsor of the eighth grade class, and he likes fish- ing. What an artist! Don't forget your D's and T's MRS. JOHN H. SNIDER-Teaches Junior High and grade school music and sponsors the Junior High Chorus. She is the seventh grade co-sponsor. ws ii 3 N .,-. 4' I- rl 'Gu A 2-2 . ' ag I fllmhe ' 4 W W ,,4: MRS. EVA SOLOMON-teaches biol- ogy, chemistry, and physics. She is the treasurer of the School Activity Fund and sponsors the Science Club. Don't ask me-Look it up. . . How about that! MR. PAUL STINER-teaches 7th and 8th grade arithmetic, 7th grade read- ing and guidance. He sponsors the Junior High Student Council, and he enjoys fishing. MR. JACK LORENZ-teaches eighth and ninth grade science and World History. He coaches junior high foot- ball, high school girls and boys bas- ketball, and high school baseball. He is a co-sponsor of the Freshman class, and he likes traveling, Will it explode? What next, POP? MR. WES TRUMAN-teaches geog- raphy and World History. He spon- sors the 7th grade, and is the assist- ant junior high football coach. He also coaches junior high basketball and baseball. Bus drivers: Jack Edge, Kenneth Todd, Elmo Mapel, Martin Mark, Bill ' k in Robertson. 3 F .2 'I .Z ' aa ,Q-vi Highschool custodian: Walter Bullard Secretary: Mrs. Eldon Glass Lunchroom cashier: Mrs. Hugh Orr .unalt- Junior High custodian Charles Boyd Lunchroom cooks: Mrs. Lee, Mrs. Withrow, Mrs. Linton, Mrs. Hanner. lg SEM S CLASS OFFICERS qFront Rowl Duane Forbes President Jimalee Hill Sergeant at Arms Ernestine Ellyson Sergeant at Arms David McMillan Vice-President tBack Rowj George Christian Secretary Jerry Holder Reporter Henry Senn Treasurer Assault and Battery! 0ur last year in KHS! We have so many wonderful years in high school to look back on. We have enjoyed our association with our class sponsors, Mrs. Buswell and Mr. Harmon, who have always been there to help us when we needed them. The highlight of our first semester was Homecoming Day when we presented our lovely class queen, Jeannie Springer, on our float using the theme, Red Sails in the Sun- set. We won third place on our float and first place on our skit which was based on Steve Allen's Man on the Street. This year our class was well-represented in Royalty Norina Castine was selected FFA queen and Henry Senn was FHA kingg Melvina Christy was Pep Club queeng and Veta Reiswig was crowned football queen during the half-time of the Homecoming Game. We shall remember the fun provided by giving our senior play and going on our senior Who Me? trip. It was the last outing which we enjoyed together as a class. The girls will always remember the Senior Girls Tea and the won- derful time they had. Last, but certainly not least, was the shining moment when each of us marched across the stage in his cap and gown to receive his diploma. Some of us were slightly sad in knowing that with this moment our career as high school students was ending and that we were turning another page in the Book of Life. Our Heroes! ! ! BILLIE J0 BURNETT . . . Pep Club 25 F.H.A. 2, 3, 45 F.H.A. Secretary 45 Student Council 2, 3, 45 Student Council Secretary 35 Student Council Treas- urer 45 Annual Business Staff 35 Honor Roll 3, 4. GERALD BORELLI . .. Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 35 Track 25 Class Presi- dent 2, 35 Boys State 35 Band 2, 3, 45 Honor Roll 2, 35 Boys' Quartette 3, 45 Science Club 3, 45 Mixed Quartette 45 Annual Staff Business Manager 45 Tri- State Band 35 Chorus 3, 45 Annual Staff 2, 3, 45 Junior Play 35 All-District Foot- ball 45 Edmond Scholastic Team 35 Driving team 25 gklahoma Highschool Inst. NOLAN RAY BANKS . . . Basketball 2, 3, 45 Track 25 Football 2, 3, 45 F.F.A. 25 Chorus 2. LAVENIA BOUTWELL . . . Chorus 25 Honor Roll 2, 4. 9 N MIKE BARRACKMAN . . . F.F.A. 2, 3, 45 F.F.A. Pho- tographer 45 Assistant Stand Manager 3. MARY JO BROWNE . . . Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Cheer- leader 3, 45 F.H.A. 2, 3, 45 F.H.A. President 45 Student Council Representative 35 Honor Roll 2, 3, 45 Junior Play 35 Teen Page Staff 45 Annual Staff 45 J unior Lioness 4. NORINA CASTINE . .. Band 2, 3, 45 Girls Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 F.F.A. Queen 45 Class Reporter 2. CLYDE BUCHANAN . . . Honor Roll 2, 3, 45 Class Officer 25 Football 3, 45 Basketball 3, 45 Baseball 4. 'Q Wulf' MELVINA CHRISTY . . . Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Pep Club Queen 4. GEORGE FIKE . . . King- fisher County Government Party Leader 4. TOMMY CHAINO . .. Baseball 2, 3, 4: THICK 23 Football 3, 4: Basketball 3: Kingfisher County Govern- ment Party Leader 4. JULIANNE GLASS... Band 2, 3, 45 Band Librar- ian 3, 45 Band Council 3, 45 Tri-State Band 35 All- State Band 45 Girls' Quar- tette 2, 3, 45 Mixed Quar- tette 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Chorus Librarian 45 Na- tional Honor Society 3, 45 State Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Girls State 35 Annual Staff 2, 45 Assistant Editor of Annual 45 Scholastic Team 3, 45 Junior Lioness 45 F.H.A. 25 Class Secre- tary 35 Teen Page Staff 45 Honor Roll 2, 3, 45 Junior Play 3. JEANNETTA ELLYSON... Band 2, 3, 45 Band Busi- ness Manager 45 Band Council 45 Tri-State Band 35 Science Club 3, 45 Junior Play Prompter 35 F.H.A. 2. 3, 45 Honor Roll 2, 3, 45 Scholastic Team 2, 35 Jun- ior Lioness 45 Pep Band 45 Daughters of American Revolution Good Citizen 45 Driving Team 25 Edmond Science Fair 45 State Honor Society 45 National Honor Society 4. 'R DUANE FORBES . . . An- nual Staff 45 Junior Play 35 Junior Lion 45 Class Presi- dent 45 Stand Manager 3. fir- t, , GEORGE CHRISTIAN . . . F.F.A. 2, 3, 45 F.F.A. Sec- retary 2, 35 F.F.A. Vice- President 45' Class Secre- tary 45 Stagehand Junior Play 3. ERNESTINE ELLYSON . . . Pep Club 25 Class Treas- urer 25 F.H.A, 2, 45 Make- up Director of Junior Play 35 Annual Staff 45 Treas- urer of Annual 45 Class Officer 45 Junior Lioness 45 Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. JIMALEE HILL . . . Band 2, 3, 43 Band Twirler 2, 3, 4g Band Publicity Manager 43 Band Council 43 F.H.A. 2, 3, 43 Chorus 3, 43 Girls' Glee Club 3, 43 Class Officer 43 Annual Layout Manager 43 Tri- State Band 2, 33 Teen Page Staff 43 Junior Play 33 State Honor Society 2, 43 National Honor Society 43 Honor Roll 2, 3, 43 Junior Lioness 4. JOHNNY KRETCHMAR... F.F.A. 2, 33 Annual Staff Artist 43 Junior Play 33 Pep Club Cheerleader 4. MELVIN HARRISON . . . F.F.A. 2, 3, 4. JANET RAE HILL... Band 2, 3, 43 Band Twirler 2, 3, 43 Band Council 3, 43 Tri-State Band 23 Tri-State Chorus 33 Girls' Quartette 2, 3, 43 Chorus 2, 3, 43 Girls' Glee Club 3, 43 Cho- rus President 43 National Honor Society 2, 3, 43 Girls State 33 Annual Staff 43 Annual Editor 43 Scholastic Team 23 Junior Lioness 43 F.H.A. 23 Honor Roll 2, 3, 43 Class Queen 33 Student Council 43 Corresponding Secretary of Student Coun- cil 43 Pep Band 43 County Government Party Leader 4. -.1 J ' 1: 333 .ti ' 'xiii as ' t - '39 if A 5 A PAULINE MUSICK . .. Band 2, 3, 43 Band Quarter- master 43 Band Council 43 Girls' Quartette 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 Girls Glee Club 2, 3, 43 F.H.A. 2, 3, 43 F.H.A. Historian 23 F.H.A. Songleader 43 Mixed Quartette 43 Tri-State Chorus 33 Class Reporter 33 Scholastic Team 4. CLOISE JOHNSON, Jr. . . . Football 43 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Band 2, 3, 43 Band Vice-President 33 Band President 43 Band Council 2, 3, 43 Driving Team 23 Honor Roll 2, 3, 43 Boys' Quartette 3, 43 Mixed Quartette 43 Annual Staff 43 Junior Play 33 Dance Band 23 Pep Band 2, 33 Tri- State Band 33 Oklahoma High School Institute 33 First Place Individual in District Driving Contest 23 Junior Lion 43 National Honor Society 4. JERRY HOLDER . .. F.F.A. 2, 3, 43 F.F.A. Stu- dent Council Representa- tive 23 Assistant Stand Manager 33 Annual Staff 43 Class Reporter 4. BERNICE ANN KUNTZ . .. Pep Club 23 F.H.A. 2, 3, 43 Student Council Represent- ative 43 Junior Play Make- up Director 33 Betty Crock- er Homemaker of the Year 4. Ailw K f 1 . ., GLENN KUNNEMAN . . . BERTHA PATTERSON . . . I Q VETA MAE REISWIG . . . Pep Club 23 F.H.A. 2, 3, 43 Student Council 2, 3,43 Stu- dent Council Treasurer 33 Student Council Recording Secretary 43 Class Queen 23 F.H.A. Reporter 23 F.H.A. Treasurer 43 Junior Lioness 43 Annual Busi- ness Staff 43 Annual Busi- ness Secretary 4: Class Treasurer 33 F 0 o t b all Queen 43 Honor Roll 2, 3, 43 State Honor Society 4. LAWRENCE REDWINE . . . F.F.A. 2. 3, 4. iss' F.F.A. 2, 3, 43 F.F.A. Stu- dent Council Representa- tive 33 Junior Play 33 Class Officer 3. Honor Roll 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 3. 3 as , C 3 .5 -:S LADONNA WELLS... Chorus 23 Honor Roll 3, 4. LOUISE WOODRUFF . . . Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Honor Roll 2, 3, 43 F.H.A. 2, 3, 43 Junior Play 33 Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Edmond Scholastic Team 3, 43 Annual Staff 43 Pep Club President 43 Girls' Trio 43 Tri-State Chorus 3. X. LYNN LOOKABAUGH . . . Baseball 2, 3, 43 Honor Roll 2, 3, 43 Kingfisher County Government Party Leader 4. JEAN SPRINGER . . . Band 2, 3, 43 Class Queen 43 Tri- State Band 2, 33 Junior Play 33 Chorus 23 F.H.A. 2, 3, 43 Pep Band 2, 3, 4. DONNIE MILLER... Football 2, 3, 43 Basketball 23 Student Council 2, 3, 43 Student Council Vice-Presi- dent 33 Student Body Presi- dent 43 Class Vice-Presi- dent 33 Football Captain 43 Junior Lion 43 Annual Staff 2, 3, 43 State Honor Society 2, 3, 43 National Honor Society 3, 43 Junior Play 33 Boys State 33 Chorus 43 Science Club 3, 43 Driving Team 23 Second Place State Chemistry Con- test 33 All-District Foot- ball 43 Scholastic Team 2, 3, 43 Honor Roll 2, 3, 43 High School Institute 3. DAVID SHUTLER . .. Band 2, 3, 43 Pep Band 2, 33 All-State Band 2, 3, 43 Tri-State Band 23 Dance Band 2, 33 Scholastic Team 2, 3, 43 Honor Roll 2, 3, 43 Science Club 3, 43 Science Club Vice-Presi- dent 33 State Scholastic Meet 33 Basketball 33 Okla- homa High School Institute 33 Football 43 Chorus 43 Student Council 43 Student Council President 43 Jun- ior Lion 43 Boys Quartette 43 National Honor Society 43 State Honor Society 4. DAVID MCMILLAN . . LARRY McINTOSH . . F.F.A. 2, 3, 43 F.F.A, Treas urer 23 F.F.A. President 43 Junior Play 33 Class Vice President 43 Junior Lion 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball 3, 4. ROBERT SCHROEDER . . . F.F.A. 23 Science Club 33 Football 43 Kingfisher Gov- ernment Party Leader 4. HENRY SENN . , . F.F.A. 2, 3, 43 Honor Roll 2, 3, 43 F.F.A. Treasurer 33 F.F.A. Student Council Represen- tative 43 Class Treasurer 43 F.H.A. King 43 Junior Lion 4. GAROL LEITNER . .. F.F.A. 2, 3, 43 F.F.A. Re- porter 33 F.F.A. Sentinel 43 Class Officer 3. BILL SCOTT. . . King- fisher Government Party Leader 4, JAMES ROBERT WAREN . . . Chorus 2, 3, 43 Boys' Quartette 3, 45 Mixed Quar- tette 43 Honor Roll 2, 3, 45 Science Club 3, 43 Science Club President 43 Band 2, 3, 4: Pep Band 2, 33 Foot- ball 4g Junior Lion 4. f' 'td JL- - v 4 Ji... Wife: Xxx,-4:4If ax GW? ij 44?ff Xxxwifiw Wiqq k':5X1:4- 1fffxf2y 19, eff? ik '55 4? qfxwwr 'fP : Q JMMU S 14? :T 64625 as Under the leadership of Mr. Books, our class sponsor, we, the Junior class have made many accomplishments that we shall be able to look back on with much pride. Homecoming Day was the highlight of our first semester. Our class was represented in the festivities by a very unique and original float with the theme Plow 'Em Under which expressed our spirit concerning the Homecoming game. J anell Burnett, our lovely queen, graced our float in the parade. Our play, Wild About Harry was also very successful. We feel that we have done many things this term which we will remember in years to come. CLASS OFFICERS Jo Dean Myers Treasurer John Thorpe President Louise Lietzke Vice-President Barbara Schoelen Secretary Lyle Walton Reporter Jayne, Or Is It Marilyn -9 The Eveready Brothers na Q. ' ' -J .,,,. ': f Q I .Jw qw x, Ji 'QQXK A155535- J ,X 4,3 Ng- it Nw f'M 1f ,, f B : A 1 2 ' 5 3:3 3, Q up J A xx , Q35 , M Q is mg K - Q: ' . s 5 V X ' i 3 1 2 .Z A 1 Ni wi 1, A T X W ,Q 22,2153 1 E 5 g fi' if 1 1 :,: 55' A, ,1, ,, S41 X 4186 S ,-f- Q, - - Wage.. M a s GAYLA SUE PIERSON JERRY LINTON RALPH KOOKEN JUDY WILLIAMS BARBARA SCHOELEN JOHN THORPE W . '41 . 257 D -1:5 W .,,. 1, 4 - 4 t f JANELL BURNETT ROBERT POST WANDA HOMIER M 1 f V fx ., I A -'vm V i Eji if . .. z ,ZF 254- T ,pi . 1-ffm:- ' A , 1 QQ f . A V5 if L' 5 E LYLE WALTON BONNIE KUNTZ STEVEN SMOLA gf ,A .1 Q Y i. , 1' KATHRYN BURPO RAY LEE WALL SHELBIA YODER 'N Axsx nb N l o 0 A 'V' LEON MILLER SHIRLEY NORWOOD OTIS REEVES CARLA STEELE LARRY BAADE JOHNNIE MCHONE RONNIE HICKS LUCILLE BANKS DAVID VORDERLANDWEHR 1m s, . '1 ' R A T dis I -- 1 y O A ftxieyy M 'f 'f7 LOUISE LIETZKE BOBBY BURNETT BETTY MAEHS JIMMY CARTER TOMMIE EDWARDS CAROL GLOVER CORDELL CARTER MARGENE DARROUGH DONNA HORN KENNETH FULLER JANE LEISHER ELWIN ELLYSON 1 J IX ' K! A 4 Y f f-'Q -lls f U E E...-rf' Q d s in if Y . -iff ! 7,24 ,,,.. -4.1 HOWARD JOHNSON RUTH PARSONS VIVIAN BENDA ROGER QUIGLEY CHARLES GENDER JO DEAN MYERS Xa RONALD BRATCHER KAREN PARIS JAMES GRAY f O? f'5 'B -1 ! ,.w gA A qifi I Nz: 1 , ,. qw ' LOIS YARBROUGH JIMMY BENGS MARY ABERNATHY 1 'N K .6 ew., N 3.5, I IA :I DON MAX THARP KELLA JONES JORDAN CHARLES MATHIS DANNY MASTALKA NANCY BALL HUDSON JERRY STEWART W Y ig AVERIAL V EEZ! DIV J Cl-IAINO JU 3.47 J..P HU! of D 'fi--T 'L i Smgv Rgg HQMD Mrs. Payne and Mr. Edge were a great help to us as our class sponsors in our soph- omore year. They will be our sponsors throughout our high school days. With Lura Wright as the queen of a win- ter scene, our float won second place in the annual Homecoming parade. Both Saundra Bishop and Mike Combs, the sophomore candidates, were selected king and queen of the Yellowjacket yearbook for 1957-58. Many members of our class brought hon- ors to us through FFA, FHA, 4-H, Band, and several were on the Basketball, football, base- ball and softball teams We were roud to CLASS OFFICERS fFront Rowj Fred Karrenbrock Parliamentarian Mike Combs Sergeant of Arms fMiddle Rowj Mariruth Harrison Vice-President Karen Van Hom President Donna Lemon Secretary fBack Rowj A. J. Werner Treasurer Joyce Mapel Reporter Martha Mueggenborg Parliamentarian Chuck McHone Sergeant of Arms , - P be represented in these organizations. We will always remember our sophomore year, our first year in High School. A 5Tsf is born. Dev-:T 5hooTi Svme bubble, lumix? We Won! A Peer han, for Schoclq f hr- W X LESTA EDWARDS DONNIE KALE LINDA WALTA JOE PURSELL CALVIN VORDERLANDWEHR WILMA MEIER BARBARA JEAN 0'BRIEN MARIRUTH HARRISON CARA MITCHELL SHARON WILLIAMS MADELINE CHRISTY KEM MURPHY 0-111 6 X JERDIE WHITEBIRD JUDI PORTER JAMES WHITE Q. h '35 ,f,,',, ,',,' ' 3 gig: 4'5 iff as + ' .1 4 '54 f z -I 'Z' if LEON KOCHENOWER DENORA DAVIS GLORIA WILLIAMS 9ltw- KAREN VAN HORN LARRY MAEHS BILL TUCKER MARY VAIL SHARON SUTTON DENNIS KALE lx 2 1, F w M, ,I i 4 .- JN..- Q MIKE COMBS MARTHA MUEGGENBORG CECILIA SCHOELEN A A lg' 2 J L 'N Q 4 6 . S , GLENDA FORBES FRED KARRENBROCK A. J. WERNER I 4 'W Q S If !,..iR .. DONALD YOST LURA WRIGHT DONNA LEMON HAROLD MINFIELD MARY FRANCIS CLARA MAEHS BARBARA VORDERLAND- JAMES KENNEDY JOYCE MAPEL DONNA BEST MARY BETH PYATT GARY WALL SAUNDRA BISHOP WEHR DELBERT MORGAN ANNA LOU LAUBACH Q CTWIUTWES Future Farmer ill America First row: Robert Post, Garol Leitner, Ralph Kooken, David McMillan, Norina Castine, Queen, George Christian, Charles Wrobbel, Mike Barrackman, Melvin Harrison. Second row: Loren Johnson, Principal, Donald Yost, Mike Combs, Jimmy Bengs, Henry Senn, Steven Smola, Glenn Kunneman, Kenneth Smith, Jerry Holder, Lawrence Red- wine, Rodger Howell, Advisor. Third row: Russell Pursell, Superintendent, Billy Baade, Greg Combs, Richard Yost, Bill Harrison, Alfred Duffy, Leon Kochenower, Larry Baade, Darrel Bullard, Charles Every, Donald Kale, Gary Fisher. l F .F .A. OFFICERS Garol Leitner, Sentinel, Mike Barrackman, Photographer, Ralph Kooken, Secretary, George Christian, ViceePresident, Norina Castine, Queen, David McMillan, President, Charles Wrobbel, Treasurer, Robert Post, Reporter, Standing: Rodger Howell, Advisor, CHAMPIONS ALL Mike Combs, Ralph Kooken, Kenneth Smith, and Lester Kochenower exhibited all the champion lambs at the Oklahoma 4-H and FFA Live- stock Show. PLENTY FOR ALL Chow Line at the Annual FFA Oyster Fry held for dads, faculty, school board, and members. TOP COUNTY LIVESTOCK .IUDGES David McMillan, Garol Leitner, George Chris- tian, and Glenn Kunneman with the lst. place trophy that they won at the County Livestock Judging Contest. WINNERS Advisor Rodger Howell and David McMillan show two plaques won at the American Royal and Oklahoma City Livestock Show. PRETTY MAIDS Lowly sophomores participate in the Chapter Farmer Initiation. il iw a I W.-.W Sl l00.00? WOW! ! ...Q 1 Glenn Kunneman, with the champion medium wool lamb at the 1958 San Antonio Livestock ANOTHER GRAND CHAMP Exposition. The lamb was sold at the Auction for S1100.00. Grand Champion heavy Southdown exhibited by Mike Combs which was sold at auction for 8750.00 at the Oklahoma 4-H and FFA Livestock Show. Future Homemaker 0f America Where did it come from? Run for your lives! 4 ,..mz.f: -s.-e,M,, ..,...,..,...-.-. .. W, W trait -lei l l This is the way x A Q, we showed our King. 5 l .. - ' - fllnlr ' , First row: Carol Glover, Donna Horn Billie Burnett, Jeannetta Ellyson, Veta Reiswig, Mary Browne, Henry Senn, F.H.A. King: Jane Leisher, Polly Musick, xirnestine Ellyson, Jimalee Hill, Bonnie Kuntz. Second row: Donna Best, Joyce Mapel, Donna Lemon, Martha Mueggenborg, Barbara Schoelen, Jean Springer, Bemice Kuntz, Carla Steele. Judy Williams, Shelbia Yoder, Louise Lietzke. Third row: Beverly Baker, Jerry Hill, Pat Thompson, Joan Porter. Janieth Struck, Gerry Maehs, Danna Howell, Suzanne Wilson, Pat Ellyson, Sylvia Lohmeyer, Miss Moore. Fourth row: Janice Milacek, Beverly Taylor, Norma Miller, Linda Bratcher, Janis Mapel, Julie Anderson, Judi Porter, Gloria Williams, Sharon Williams, Louise Woodruff, Mary Vail Judv Little. F.ll.A. The Kingfisher FHA has had a very active year. The president of this year's chapter is Mary Jo Browne, The meetings were well planned and created much interest. We made our goals more enjoyable by shar- ing with our families and friends at Family Interest Night, Holiday Dinner, U.N.E.S.C.0., Our Fire Side Party, Daddy Date Night, World Dinners, Rose nf Garden, Flower Arrangement with Mom, Consumer surprismnooks! Survey, and Our Slumber Party. Our local goals of FHA are: Co-operate with civic groups, observe FHA week, and participate IOOCZ, in our FHA meetings. The state goals are: Remembering the Aged and Knowing Your Family. The most important are our national goals, as, Family Together, Teenage Consumer, U.N.E.S.C.O., and City Beautification. We were very lucky to have Jane Leisher selected as Northwest District Vice-President. What is this younger generation coming to? F.l-LA. OFFICERS Front row: Miss Moore, Jane Leisher, Vice-President, Mary Jo Browne, President, Billie Jo Bumett, Secretary, Veta Reiswig, Treasurer, Back row: Louise Lietzke, pianist, Bar- bara Schoelen, Parliamentar- iang Cecilia Schoelen, Report- erg Martha Mueggenborg, C3 Historiang Polly Musick, Song Leader, Joyce Mapel, Histori- ang Bernice Kuntz, Student Council Representative. Seated--Janet Hill, Corresponding Secretary, Billie Burnett, Treasurer, Veta Reiswig, Secretary: David Shutler, Presi- dent, Howard Johnson, Vice-P 'd t' B ' - resi en , onnie Kuntz, Reporter, Carl Books, Sponsor. Standing-Henry Senn, Martha Mueggenborg, Paul Banther, Bernice Kuntz, Donnie Miller, Mary Beth Pyatt, Jerry Linton. ..-- --v--v- wvvlvvd ' Seated-David Shutler, Jimalee Hill, Janet Rae Hill, Jeannetta Ellyson, Julie Glass, Veta Mae Reiswig, Donnie Mlller sumdin -vi ' B d B - - g vian en a, etty Maehs, Gayla Sue Pierson, Carol Glover, Louise Lietzke, Howard Johnson, Cara Mitchell, Martha Mueggenborg, Mary Francis, Donna Lemon, Lura Wright. ational Honor ociety Seated-Juli David Shutler, Sonny Johnson, Janet Rae Hill, Louise Lietzke, and Betty Maehs. e Glass, Secretary, Donnie Miller, President. Standing-Gayla Sue Pierson, Jeannetta Ellyson, Jimalee Hill, Standing: Mr. Crowder, Sponsor, Charles Biby, Junior White Eagle, Jimmy Moore, Alvin Beauchamp, Max Pedigo, Gary Helt, Reporter, Robert Wood, Charles Lietzke, Ivan Conn, Ross Jones. Seated: Norma Williams, Cecilia Schoelen, Louise Grimes, Kenny Corbin, Secretary, Carol Robinson, Sylvia Lohmeyer, President, Linda Williams, Karon Leitner, Vice-President, Kayleen Harrison, Song Leader, Kannaleta Hill, Barbara Schoelen, Game Leader. The Kingfisher Senior 4-H Club was organized in the fall of 1955. As a club we have achieved many goals. This year we have been designated as the outstanding 4-H Club in Kingfisher County. Also our Share-the-Fun Skit won first prize at the County Share-the-Fun Contest. By winning this, we earned the right to proceed to Stillwater to compete in the District contest. Many of our individual members have been awarded high honors. Their animals have been awarded top honors in stock shows all over the state. Gary Helt won grand champion at the Muskogee fair and at the Kingfisher County Fair on his dairy animals. Also, many of our girls have achieved the limelight at the County Dress Revue each spring. Karen Leitner, Kayleen Harrison, Cecilia Schoelen, and Sylvia Lohmeyer were some of the girls whose garments went to the State Fair last fall and won honors. Mrs. Clifford Leitner presents the Farm Bureau Achievement Award to Sylvia Lohmeyer SCIENCE CLUB SEATED-Gayla Sue Pierson, Donna Lemon, Joe Pursell, Mary Abernathy. STANDING--Donnie Miller, Cara Mitchell, Gerry Borelli, Dennis Kale, Janet Hill, Sec. and Treas., Buddy Waren, Pres., Jeannetta Ellyson, Mrs. Eva Solomon, Sponsor, David Shutler, Lura Wright. Concert Band MR. HARMON-Director MR. BOOKS-Marching of the Kingfisher High Instructor of the King- School Band. fisher High School Band. OFFICERS Seated- -Bonnie Kuntz, Quartermasterg Jeannetta Ellyson, Business Manager, Janell Burnett, Drum Major, Cloise Johnson, Jr., Presidentg Jerry Linton, Vice President, David Shutler, Student Council Representativeg Polly Musick, Quartermaster. Standing-Don Frans, Seventh Grade Representative, Janet Hill, Senior Repre- sentative, Mary Beth Pyatt, Assistant Drum Majorg Lura Wright, Librarian, Mary Abernathy, Librarian, Mary Francis, Librarian: Joe Pursell, Sophomore Class Representativeg Julie Glass, Librarian: Pat Abernathy, Eighth Grade Representativeg .Iimalee Hill, Publicity Manager. 1 Y .. w W xx. . .. .:kfs.,, .L +L . 1,911 Y W., ' W nfky. ,. 11 ,w 3 J .- 5 . 5 . , fff ., Q z. A jj fx' ' ',A1.q, 1 N A .H K, .A W , 1 ,Ah 3 f 2 , R 2 4 9 ' Us X ' 1 ' iii 1 1' f ii, - ? -M K, 5 ,- A 1 '57 .1 9 , 4 ,in :L 4. 1,1 K -I' K :Y a f 2 ,pgs 'fi A M 3 I 4 Q Q 1 Q 4 Q 4 e a ' 5 '7 1 Hn v 4 j f v lx , wg E l fv. 1- x ,nm H. new-'35 K---.-.yu w 11' BRASS QUARTET Len Glass, Pat Abernathy, Pat Ellyson, Carol Nuernberger. TROMBONE TRIO Lyle Walton, Jerry Linton, Garry Harmon. FRENCH HORN QUARTET Mary Francis, Mariruth Harrison, Carol Glover, Linda Walta. SAXOPHONE QUARTET FLUTE TRIO Jean Springer, Janell Burnett, Kim Murphy, Jackie Cochrane, Jimalee Hill, Cloise Johnson, Jr. LUFH Wright. Choral Club FIRST ROW: Mary Beth Pyatt, accompanistg Shelbia Yoder, Polly Musick, Mariruth Harrison, Saundra Bishop, Linda Walta, Donna Lemon, librarian, Sharon Williams, Wanda Homier, Jo Dean Myers, Janell Burnett. SECOND ROW: Sharon Sutton, Mary Abernathy, Glenda Forbes, Mary Francis, Cecilia Schoelen, Carla Steele, Jimalee Hill, Sec. and Treas.g Julie Glass, Librarian, Judy Porter, Barbara Schoelen, Judy Wil- liams, Janet Hill, Pres., Cloise Johnson, Jr., Buddy Waren, Bill Tucker, Paul Banther, Joe Pursell, Lyle Wal- ton, Vice-Pres., David Shutler, Larry Maehs, Donnie Miller, Gerry Borelli, George Ogden, Director. A ,I I 4: Q X I Q - 5, 'fn' M lf ,I .,,, i T 1 . ,Q kk, ,J qi? , K li ,.., lzn A A, I' l J ., l X X MELODETTES: Mary Beth Pyatt, Polly Musick, 1 . .lan Hill, and Julie Glass. x Gs C17 FOUR TONES: Gerry Borelli, David Shutler, f Buddy Waren, Cloise Johnson, Jr. i ','.. if-fr S .. ii-- ,Q y ' , HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS TRIO ll ' Sharon Sutton, Louise Woodruff, Mary Beth ' Pyatt 3 3 Q X r I Cheer Leader CHEER LEADERS 1st Row: Mary Jo Browne, John Kretch- mar, Judy Williams, 2nd Row: Joyce Mapel, Martha Mueggenborg. When you're up against Kingfisher you're upside down! PEP CLUB lst Row: Lois Yarbrough, Pat Thompson, Linda Bratcher, Danna Howell, Mary Rednose, Johnnie Lee McHone, 2nd Row: Essie Chiles, Pat Davis, Janieth Struck, Janis Mapel, Tillie Chaino, Willie Dawson, 3rd Row: Lucile Banks, Beverly Taylor, Melvina Christy, Vice Pres., Louise Woodruff, Pres., Donna Horn, Sec., Shirley Norwood, Mrs. Curtis Payne, Sponsor, 4th Row: Wanda Homier, Norma Miller, Jo Tinnn RK-fn-- 1J-..L-..- l'4..l.....l-.. l1,-:l', r1,1 I H 1 N- ' Asst Coach Wes Truman, Leon Miller, Steve Smola, Charles Gender, Kenneth Smith, Jerry Stewart, Howard Johnson David Shutler, Clyde Buchanan, Gerry Borelli, Gilbert Lamebull, Bill Caesar, Larry McIntosh, Laverne Buffalomeat Chuck Mcl-lone, Robert Schroeder, Buddy Waren, Coach Dub Leathers, James White, A. J. Werner, Dennis Kale Tommy Chaino, Don Miller, Joe Pursell, Lyle Walton, John Thorpe, Jerry Linton, Mike Combs, Bobby Randall Sonny Johnson, Nolan. Banks, Bobby Burnett, Otis Reeves, and Ray Lee Wall. Football The 1957 Yellow Jackets, although handicapped by lack of experience and a midseason flu epidemic, finished the season with an even .500 percentage, 4-4-2, and 3rd place in district standing. Due to the fact that few Seniors were present on the starting eleven nobody was placed on the first All-District team. Don Miller and Gerry Borelli were se- lected to the second team at quarterback and center respectively. The Jackets opened their season at home against Bethany, downing the Bronchos 12-7. Clyde Buchanan set up the first score by hauling in a pass on the five yard line. On the ensuing play Don Miller fell on a fumble in the end zone for the score. Jerry Stewart scored the winning touchdown from three yards out. Playing in a drizzling rain, the Yel- low Jackets fumbled their way to an 18-18 tie with Yukon the following week. Trailing 12-18 late in the final period, the Jackets lost the ball on fumbles twice inside the Yukon five yard line before finally pushing across the tieing score. Kingfisher traveled to Cordell the next week for their first District 3-B game. Jerry Linton scored four times and Larry McIntosh added another as Kingfisher brought home a 34-12 vic- tory. The Carnegie Wildcats furnished the Jackets with stiff opposition in the Homecoming game It proved to be a real thriller as Kingfisher staved off a last minute Carnegie drive for another 3-B victory, 25-22. Linton again scored four touchdowns. Veta Reiswig was crowned football queen at the halftime performance by Captain Don Miller. The following week Kingfisher trav- eled to Crescent to take on the state's third rated class C team. McIntosh led the Kingfisher offense, but neither team scored as it ended 0-0. On the next Friday a flu-riddled Kingfisher squad traveled to Fairview. With Junior High players filling in at several positions, the Jackets lost their first game of the season, 61-7. The Geary Bisons came to King- fisher the next week and again the flu showed its effect as the Bisons took home a 25-7, 3-B victory. Jerry Stewart counted Kingfisher's lone touchdown on a 61 yard dash. The Yellow Jackets found their win- ning ways again the next week as they downed the Hinton Comets 33-20 in a seesaw battle. Linton scored first on a 56 yard sleeper play and later on a 70 yard punt return. Miller returned a kickoff 80 yards for a score and hit Linton with a 53 yard scoring pass. Stewart added the other tally on a 3 yard plunge. The big game with arch-rival, Wa- tonga, was next for the Yellow Jackets. The Eagles proved too much for the Jackets as they completely outplayed them for a 39-6 Watonga victory. La- verne Buffalomeat counted Kingfisher's lone tally from 1 yard out. Kingfisher played host to Weather- ford the next week, an undefeated powerhouse rated third in class B. The Jackets played what most con- sidered a good game in spite of the score, 12-40. Linton scored Kingfisher's first touchdown on a 20 yard sprint, and Nolan Banks added a second on a One yard plunge. So the season ended, but with only a. few graduating Seniors the outlook is for a really successful year next fall. Offense: Tommy Chaino, halfbackg Nolan Banks, halfbackg Larry Mclntosh, halfbackg Donnie Miller, quarterback, Jerry Stewart, fullback, Laverne Buffalomeat, fullback, Jerry Linton, halfbackg Clyde Buchanan, endg Gerry Borelli, tackle, Lyle Walton, guard: Gilbert Lamebull, centerg John Thorpe, guard, Steve Smola, tackle: and Howard Johnson, end. I' V ,V Q W t I ' E 05, .:2izi::axzeEzaa2,1Tg:2::?and Coach go film Lan'y McIntosh and Laverne Buffalomeat team up to haul down a Bethany ball carrier as Jerry Stewart comes up to help. i Q XX,- X S - J .1 Defense: Jerry Linton, Tommy Chaino, halfbacksg James White, Laverne Buffalomeat, Jerry Stewart, Donnie Miller, linebacksg Charles Gender, Kenneth Smith, Chuck Mcl-Ione, Gerry Borelli, and Leon Miller, linemen, . K f ATU ...ii Don Miller carries for a good gain against Watonga after re- X ceiving a pass from Linton l I ?L Qs, - S Nolan Banks scores Kingfisher's final touchdown of the year against Weatherford. Coach Lorenz, Nolan Banks, Jerry Linton, Howard Johnson, Nathan Rednose, Clyde Buchanan, Larry Mclntosh La verne Buffalomeat, Ray Lee Wall, Dennis Kale, and Joe Pursell. Howard Johnson cans two against Dover. Larry McIntosh feeds off to Howard Johnson against Okarche. SCORES K.H.S. SCHEDULE OPP. 32 Yukon 52 28 Waukomis 29 39 Cordell 46 48 Hinton 43 39 Weatherford 38 36 Watonga 65 29 Dover 34 43 Geary 62 32 Cordell 35 50 Weatherford 51 44 Loyal 55 38 Dover 57 37 Hinton 49 37 Watonga 41 41 Geary 51 MEDFORD TOURNAMENT 40 Jefferson 33 51 Nash 48 29 Garber 31 COUNTY TOURNMENT 42 Cashion 32 38 Dover 55 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT 50 Okarche 34 33 Dover 43 r- -- Jack Lorenz fCoachJ, Essie Chiles, Sherry Steele, Karen Paris, Vinita Kern, Mary Francis, Martha Mueggenborg Sharon Sutton, Beverly Baker, Janice Milacek, Gloria Williams, and Judy Little. K.H.S. guards attempting to stop Okarche from scoring. The girls basketball team started the season with a new, inexperienced team. The team consisted of one junior, six sophomores and four freshmen. We are looking forward to a bright season next year with the expe- rience gained. 7 SCORES K. H. S. Schedule Opp. 25 Yukon 42 24 Waukomis 4l 22 Hinton 40 24 Cordell 64 24 Watonga 48 16 Dover 43 41 Geary 53 12 Cordell 61 33 Loyal 53 25 Dover 41 29 Hinton 42 31 Watonga 47 24 Geary 47 Medford Tournament 40 Manchester 61 County Tournament 35 Omega 51 District Tournament 29 Okarche 49 Vinita Kern sinks 2 points for K.H.S 9, I 'L Q, Q 1 .. .......!x 1 ean Springer anell Burnett SENIOR QUEEIN JUNIOR QUEEN I ff? in Aww Lum W rzght SOPHOMOR E QUEEN Veta Reiswig FOOTBALL QUEEN Sylvia Lohmeyer FRESHMAN QUEEN 4,5 Saundra Bishop Mike Combs 'SN M elvina Christy Henry Senn PEP CLUB QUEEN Norina C astine Homecoming v L. .1, 1. fi i Q FRESHMAN FLOAT SPRING ,A SOPHOMORE FLOAT WINTER ,J V 1 M- - I . , . ,. , A , , MN - in A V t I A i . .:..,,W:,3i5-:i:5,,n5-A gL,g,i . f fgz sut - .1-:.gfs,Za..:236kg.:s.,.,15Q55fSi,f-,1'.5:3sg.,,2 .f.'9.-N' W -', ' r.-mf'-JN ' 'G-. T E. , ' 5- az '.' f ... 1'3 4. :sga1a5'5s.,s,s'fvg'? eff wif ., -3' . 22: .im 1232-fiffggi .3122-1-NZ?1 ::2ig-izw :-H A -' . 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Standing-Lyle Walton, Tommy Edwards, Ray Lee Wall, Howard Johnson, John Thorpe, Ralph Kooken, Don Max Tharp, Mr. Books, Director. TEEN PAGE STAFF Mary Jo Browne, Howard Johnson, Julie Glass, Jimalee Hill. Sponsors-Mrs. Payne and Mrs. Ross IOW TESTS f f EDITORIAL STAFF Standing-Janell Burnett, Mary Jo Browne, Len Glass, Carol Nuernberger, Martha Mueggenborg, Robert Post Cecilia Schoelen Louise Woodruff Sylvia Lohm J , , eyer, oyce Mapel, Gayla Pierson, Seated-Jimalee Hill, Cloise Johnuon, Jr., Julie Glass, Janet Rae Hill, Howard Johnson, Vivian Benda. Yearbook tail I Sponsor RALPH KING BUSINESS STAFF Gerry Borelli, Carol Glover, Ernestine Ellyson, Donnie Miller, Veta Reiswig, Duane Forbes. CE 'ing-H . , ,- I - i 1, ' 'B' -1- if EE 823 -k . l 4 l 'X X X., Lg w f X T NN JUNE HUGH CLASS OFFICERS Wayne Klingsick President Gerry Maehs Vice-President Greg Combs Secretary Jerry Glenn Treasurer Pat Ellyson Historian Suzanne Wilson and Louis Williams Sergeant at Arms Before the big moment Dazed? Mrs. Michelson and Mr. Lorenz were our freshman class sponsors. Newly selected col- ors were rose and white. The flower was the American Beauty Rose. Twenty-five members of the freshman class were on the Junior High Football team. They chose as their football princess, Sherry Steele. Our float, Yellowjackets Spring Wild- cats featuring Sylvia Lohmeyer as queen won first place in the homecoming parade. The freshman class was honored to have Wayne Klingsick chosen as the Most Pop- ular Boy in Junior High. We will recall our memorable years in Junior High School as we look forward to our future years in senior high. From outer space? Algebra! JUDY HAWKINS PAT ELLYSON VIRGINIA KOEHN , Z TILLIE CHAINO JOHN RUTH BEVERLY TAYLOR LARRY WRIGHT BEVERLY BAKER DANNY WEBBER MARY ESPOLT ALICE LOFTIS LINDA BRATCHER 46' QL A 1' A Q Y .Q II..A I , l -45 l ,5 I? E J!!! 3 SHERRY STEELE BILL HARRISON JULIE ANDERSON ,W-wg, LOUIS WILLIA S JUDY LITTLE REGINALD FIKE SYLVIA LOHMEYER GREG COMBS JACKIE COCHRANE WAYNE KLINGSICK DORIS ESPOLT RICHARD YOST Nad' F- ,Q 'W' Xx xb 'Y Y X- I Q is - J N I Sr Y yu Q ', r'-5 at '17 BILLY BAADE DANNA HOWELL GARY FISHER GERRY MAEHS JOHN YARBROUGH JERRY HILL PHILLIP VORDERLANDWEHR JANICE MILACEK BARBARA HICKS RONNIE WILLIAMS SHIRLEY HICKS KENNETH MARTIN ZR' Q.. :.?f 'B H I . I if if . ,. Kg K, N SMACK! Hard At Work?. Sta, Gazing! JERRY GLENN .IIMMIE MOORE GARY LOOKABAUGH JANIETH STRUCK BARBARA LIPPOLDT JOAN MORROW SUZANNE WILSON MIKE EGLESTON BEVERLY WILSON DONALD BOUTWELL MINNIE WOOD Eighth Grade Our class sponsors were Mrs. Cochrane and Mr. Leathers. One memory that will linger with us al- ways is the annual prom we gave for the freshman class. Our first semester party was a dance that was enjoyed by everybody. We were proud of the 13 members of our class that were in the band, the 16 members that were in the 4-H, and the members who participated in sports. Our eighth grade class memories will be with us always. CLASS OFFICERS Carol Nuernberger Reporter Patricia Abemathy Historian Beverly Wilson Treasurer Carol Senn Secretary Susan Francis President Max Pedlgo Vice-President KENNEY CORBIN CAROL WROBBEL WOODSON WHITEBIRD CAROLYN JONES JESS CAMPBELL KAY HAWKINS MAX PEDIGO WYNEMIA ELLYSON GARY HELT BARBARA BORELLI GARY CUPP ARLENE POWELL ALVIN BEAUCHAMP KAREN BEEBE DAVID COLE Wg., 4.-y AA A ,' , 5 ' - .L 'Z' S 7-:R ANN HURD GEORGE MARTIN NORMA JEAN WILLIAMS BILL WALTA MARY PINKSTON DAVID SELBY DOROTHY BIBY BILLY BIBY DORIS JONES RICHARD KAUPER CAROL SENN KENNY CLASON PATTY MUSICK ARNOLD DROKE DONNA SCHROEDER KARON LEITNER CONNIE ESPOLT EDDIE LOVETT RENE ROSE BUFFALOMEAT GARY SMOLA JEANETTE STANBROUGH DONALD BURPO BESSIE THOMPSON DALE SHUTLER PEGGY CASTINE ALLEN McCULLY SUSAN FRANCIS MICHAEL JOHNSON BEVERLY WILKINSON ROSS JONES 7' ff ,J SHARON TOLMAN JIMMY MEIER CAROL NUERNBERGER MARCELLUS YARBROUGH CAROL YOST EDITH MARIE NICE CAROL PUCKETI' ALVA NORWOOD MARJORIE HARRISON DICK LEMON CHERYL VIETH IVAN CONN MARY JANE DIXON JACK STEELE PATRICIA ABERNATHY CLASS OFFICERS Claude Trindle Vice-President David Sowards President Bill Erdner Secretary and Treasurer CHARLES LIETZKE e v Q n th Grade Twenty-seven boys and twenty-eight girls took a big step forward on ir 4-PF K7 M ff' l O ef if gl -,V 4 2 if Lying! September third when we left the familiar grade school for our first year of Junior High. Mr. Crowder, the teachers, and the older students made us feel welcome, and soon. we were feeling right at home. We were happy to have as our sponsors, Mr. Truman and Mrs. Snider. Their help and guidance has been invaluable to us as we have become ad- justed to our new surroundings. Four of our fellow classmen were accepted in the High School Band and a number of our classmates were members of our county 4-H Club. We were proud of these members of our class and we know that they will add to these organizations and will be helped by them. LINDA WILLIAMS GLENN STARR LOUISE WOLFF FOSTER JOHNSON SANDRA PORTER JAMES PENDERGRAFT ,J.... iv'-4, BARBARA BOUTWELL GARY WERNER JEAN MORROW LEN GLASS JUDY GLENN JERRY BRATCHER KARMALETA HILL DAVID SOWARDS CAROL ROBINSON BILLY ERDNER PAMELA ABERNATHY RICHARD BEAUCHAMI LUELLA NICE JERRY MEIER MARGARET ANTELOPE CLAUDE TRINDLE KATHLEEN MUSICK FELIX KEESEE CAROL PATTERSON MIKE SCOTT NANCY WOODRUFF WAYNE RANDALL CAROL BULLARD GLENN GRAY JANIS VAN HORN STANLEY WOLF PAULA SUTTON ROBERT KIMBROUGH LOUISE GRIMES DALE CARRIER 5 'YN iff ' iq JAMES WALTA MAURINE MARTIN MAX MITCHELL KAYLEEN HARRISON PAUL LEISI-IER JOYCE HURD CHUCK IIAWKINS DIANNA KALE JIM NEMITZ DELORA COSTELLO TRUMAN TODD LINDA HAWKINS DON FRANS JANILA CRIST DANNY GRII 'I ITI-I ,C 'Nur we-4 ,R 5 , pw-I A --av af 4' uww Q0 i -meh: 'S' , ff- I -HX If 4w.4su A MOST POPULAR BOY WAYNE KLINGSICK FOOTBALL PRINCESS SHERRY STEELE MOST POPULAR GIRL SUSAN FRANCIS Mr. Stiner, Sponsor, Sherry Steele, President, Eddie Lovett, Vice-President, Kenneth Martin, Kay Hawkins, Reporter, Len Glass, Danny Webber, Treasurer, Dick Lemon, Secretary, Sylvia Loh- tudent Council lst row-W a y n e Kling- sick, Kenneth Martin, Ron- nie Jeters, John Yarbrough, Gary Lookabaugh. 2nd row -Bill Harrison, Ronnie Williams, Danny Webber, Gary Harmon, John Ruth, Mike Egleston, Jerry Glenn, Freddie Forte. Football Lettermen Back row: Jess Campbell, Jack Steele, Max Pedigo, Amold Droke, Charles Hawkins, Eddie Lovett, Gary Smola. Grade Girl Standing: Ronnie Williams. John Ruth, Gary Harmon, Arnold Droke, Emery Tatum, Mike Egleston, Bill Harrison, Wayne Kling- sick, Mr. Leathers. Kneel- ing: Freddy Forte, Kenneth Martin, Greg Combs, Louis Williams, Larry Wright, Gary Lookabaugh, John Yarbrough, Jerry Glenn. Back row: Jess Campbell, Jack Steele, Max Pedigo, Arnold D r o k e, Charles Hawkins, E d d i e Lovett, Gary Smola. Junior High Ba ketbah Standing: Danna Sue Howell, Mary Espolt, Beverly Baker, Janice Milacek, Janis Mapel, Beverly Taylor, Mr. Leathers. Kneeling: Suzanne Wilson, Sher- ry Steele, Judy Little, Janieth Struck, Tillie Chaino, Linda Bratcher. Grade Boy JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS First Row-Mrs. Snider, Kayleen Harrison, Sharon Tolman, Beverly Wilson, Carol Senn, Karon Beebe, Nancy Woodruff, Alice Loftis, Carolyn Jones. Second Row-Virginia Patterson, Gerry Maehs, Suzanne Wilson, Lorene Thompson, Peggy Castine, Jerry Hill, Donna Schroeder, Dianna Kale, Beverly Wilkinson, Arlene Powell. Third Row-Karon Leitner, Ann Hurd, Dorothy Biby, Mary Ann Pinkston, Carol Wrobbel, Susan Francis, Beverly Baker. Doris Jones, Sylvia Lohmeyer, Barbara Hicks. SEVENTH GRADE GIRLS TRIO Kayleen Harrison, Nancy Woodruff, Dianna Kale. CHEERLEADERS Nancy Woodruff, Beverly Taylor, Mary Pinkston, Connie Espolt, Tillie Chaino, Janis Van Horn. THE BLUE TONES: Gerry Maehs, Suzanne Wil- son, Patricia Ellyson, Jerry Hill, Sylvia Loh- meyer, and Beverly Baker. FRESHMAN TRIO: Suzanne Wilson, Patricia Ellyson, and Sylvia Lohmeyer. 'napshots Some model, huh? Wha you see, Clyde? Budd Now or never, Gayla! Smile, Lura- Bashful, ar'en't they? Nj 5 if fgiifggg n 2 M GLW Q ' 41 M I K Tootsie time! One down and one to go ng! I'd drop the course but I need the sleep. Think I'11 take up singing. Oh, Buddy! Tee-hee! 'For' Oh! that face! WYou'll wonder where the yellow wentn. Guilty!! A W I ii . f M QE O nenh ehhfi Oh, these Siberian winters!! Are you still following me? 'fl An' just this morning the sun was shining! YK 'I Hanging an effigy of Watonga? N Culture?! Ciifif-Y? GD Get out your 22922231 Qi Qeslgs' Who cares about etiquette? Artists at work! Jab . . . . Ouch! PHAT RS YQR ing? tefest s ia in 9.000 TYPE? 1 BOY1 th Tea sippers! ANNU L C NT HI UT S Broadway Motel Ellyson's Service Kingfisher Co-op Elevator Ass'n Sandusky - Chevrolet - Oldsmobile Kingfisher Office Supply Times and Free Press Pierson Electric Wm. B. Rogers W. R. Nuernberger Vieth Brothers The Peoples National Bank Ralph Enix Drugs Kingfisher Federal Savings 8: Loan Ass'n Times Printing Company Floyd Throckmorton Agency Logan-Ames Company Ash Bros. Lumber Yard International Paper Company Long-Bell Division Dr. L. D. Coggins Walton Drug Store Shutler, Shutler 8: Baker Law Office Jordan Studio J. C. Penney Company McNaught Jewelry Cook Auto Supply W. B. Johnston Grain Co. A. R. Zellers, O.D. V. D. Firestone Wildwood Florist Pioneer Telephone Cooperative Ogden Cleaners Solomon Agency Kingfisher Water Co. Highschool Grocery C. Everett Murphy John A. Ruth E. P. Johnson 8: Sons Hauser Motor Dr. Ivan L. Clark Crum's Shoe Store Western Auto Associate Store Gus Wolf 8: Sons Harvey Brown Auto Supply L. 8: H. Motor Service Hudson Home Laundry Burrus Mill 8: Elevator Co. 8-T-1 Cafe Lattimore-Taylor-Smith Clinic Beverly's Malt Shop Kingfisher Ice and Locker Co. McCully Furniture Boyd's Machine Shop Langley-Mason Funeral Home Maxine's Flowers 8: Gifts Dr. F. C. Lattimore C. E. Pyatt, D.D.S. Guy's 66 Service Irvin K. Bollenbach Hugh Orr's Texaco Service Kingfisher Lumber Co. Musick Oil Company Bill's I.G.A. Autographs ?M,.fff!fM.,z4, fm fyffwfd KM gfwffw ' 1 With the pages turned, with memories refreshed, you have come to the end of the 1958 Yellow Jacket. In this book, the yearbook staff and sponsor have tried to preserve 'Mo- ments to Remember' for you and our school. It is realized that many wonderful moments are not recorded in the Yellow Jacket. Many things happened that no camera recorded and those moments are recorded only in the minds of those who were present. May the moments which are recorded here en- rich your life forever. Seldom does the sponsor of a yearbook have the privilege of writing an article which can be called his own. I wish to thank the business staff and the editoral staff for this privilege. As sponsor, I wishto express my appreciation to the stu- dents, who have worked diligently, the board of education, who has given its permissiong the business men, who have contributed money, the superintendent, principals, teachers, and others, who have given assistance and cooperation in making this year book possible. I realize that errors have been made in our yearbook but he, who makes no errors, does not live. It's wonderful to be alive! As time comes and goes, may I suggest that you look to- ward the future and try to see what it holds for you. Life can be sweet. Life can be bitter. You and you alone can choose the road that you will take. WMM if 'ltr' N i Y 4 , 6 J INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Publishers - Cover Manufurrurers- Book Brnders FACTORY - HOME OFFICE Kansas City PRINTED IN U 5 A x - qw: -.fm it wngxg? Y' Q iq f. M..,4' ., , 5.3 v i gif 5 Wi: v el Ja 3 xg H na ,X s ,ry 5. Aw 9'- 3 A .,... L .3 f-Q 71 A A . 1' if 'M' .M 'ii' . ' . v I . y f ' r . mfg A? 1-.Lf , it ..' X Q., , 5, we . V - in a . Q 9 . 53 4' YF!! . , ,, , ' , V tr: ' 'fs ., N Ur K5 A , i' 'v TEL'-1 A u se? ,il-TT . , me-5:4 .. ,vin f fd wa X-' Q ' fs, . '-1. H Mx, 1' 1. -new .R . i,. 1045 , N' 5 N 'H V4 rg- FS AMC wal my sgrM,, ?' 4 Mmm W, D -4 N