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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1959 volume:

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V school fulfilled its purpose, and we are Wmten by Mrs' Emd scott Bagwell' erecting a new modern plant that will maintain our tradition of high scholarship and personal integrity. Our new physical plant will make possible a pleasant, more effi- cient type of instruction that was missing in the old. The desire for learning will be keener and we can realize that the concentration thereof is the only hope of the future. In our new surroundings we must continue to foster intellectual growth as a primary object: likewise the new environment will stim- ulate an attitude for continued learning throughout life. The citizens of Kingfisher have long and earnestly thought, planned, and worked to improve their schools in every way. The entire community has participated in making possible the erection of an adequate modern school plant. Last year, under the able leadership of Superintendent Russell Pursell and the members of the Kingfisher School Board a new building project, which embodied an entirely fresh concept of a school plant, was launched. This project entailed the demolition of the old Junior High and Shop buildings: the modemization and improvement of the Senior High building: the erection of a new auditorium, class rooms, band room, shop room, science room, and F. F. A. quarters: and the enlargement of Wash- ington Grade School. This half-million dollar project will be completed ln August. It has been an unusual-and rewarding-experience to have seen the school plant materialize before our very eyes from day to day. It has been a dream come true! Do you remember only yester-year when we sat on the old stone benches out front, strolled about the campus, or just pondered about our dream school? And now-the dream is a reality. Off with the old - on with the new, has indeed been a watchword here in Kingfisher this year. This is a new day and we are keeping abreast of the times Only a few months ago man's most ancient figure of speech passed into the oblivion of reality: aiming at the moon is no longer fantasy. We too, have accomplished our dream--a new school. Once again we are gathered together as a community of purposeful men and women to further improve our educational system and create a suitable field of learn- ing for our youth. We can all share the satisfaction of knowing that the new educational program we move into reflects the conviction of our fine fac- ulty as to the way this school can be more re- sponsive to its opportunities. We are challenged to attain the ultimate in learning in our new surroundings. As we go forward into this pioneering year in Kingfisher, welcoming all future students into our fellowship, let us re- mind each other: Each of us is a citizen of this community and is expected to act as such: we are the heart of an The entrance to the new gym. institution, and what we are, it will be: our business here is learning and that is up to each of us. Every citizen of Kingfisher can be justly proud of our new May we, in humility dedicate ourselves to work tirelessly for the educational bene- fits d u e o u r K i n g f i s h e r youth-King- f l s h e r ' s greatest asset. plant. a l l 3 - I Q f Table of Contents I. ADMINISTRATION II. CLASSES 14 III. ACTIVITIES 48 IV. ROYALTY 68 V. CONTRIBUTORS 76 , I, I' 1 Qchool Board Members .... Bill Pierson, Jack Steele, Monroe Darragh Eldm Baker Russell Pursell, Harold iPetel McMillan. MEMENTOS OF THE LAGUN- NWN' +-'mg gi 0233 ...L nnvfs i l 54 I- .N s MR. RUSSELL PURSELL has been superintendent of the King- fisher Schools for six years. He attended the Guthrie Business College, Central State Teachers College at Edmond, where he re- ceived his B.A., and Oklahoma State University where he received his M.Ed. Will it ever be finished? FROM OLD TO NEW Students and teachers of the Kingfisher School have had the opportunity during the year to actually see a building grow from the blueprint stage. Although this has been a privilege not many youngsters in this area share, it has also been a handicap or ordeal for them. They have suffered many inconveniences, yet they have accepted and adjusted to them in grand fashion. We are gradually undergoing a change. We are shedding the old and getting a new look. We hope that this new look comes to mean as much to you and those who follow as did the old to those who preceded you at Kingfisher High School. A genial smile which greets you every day Ye Olde School Bell MR. LOREN JOHNSON, principal of Kingfisher Junior Senior High School came to the Kingfisher School system 14 years ago He received his B.S. degree from the Oklahoma Baptist University and his M.A. from the University of Oklahoma. The school year of 1958-1959 will remain in the minds of the students attending Kingfisher Junior-Senior High School for years to come. Due to the remodeling and building pro- gram, students and teachers alike have had to make numerous changes in their' school routine. Many things that had been done in the past were of necessity curtailed, and some ac- tivities, as well as some courses, dropped for a time. Both students and teachers should be commended for the co-operation shown and the rapid adjustment made to the physical changes occurring about them almost daily. When conditions are in a turmoil, the citizenship of an individual is always tested, but the attitude shown by the citizens of our school reveal their ability to look beyond the discomforts of the present and to view the future with abiding faith. All the undergraduates will benefit by the new building and even the old building with a new face, but the Senior Class of 1958-1959 is the group we wish to commend the most be- cause they will have spent their last year in a school building neither old nor new but one in the process of growing into the new. So, Seniors, we hail you as a pioneer group and may luck follow you all the days of your lives. To the other students of Kingfisher Schools, we wish you the best in your school as it changes from the old to the new. Take care of it, use it, but leave it unmarked, except with usage, for the future students who will take your place. LOREN L. JOHNSON 7 Late Again? MRS. ENID BUSWELL ---- MRS. EVA SOLOMON .... CARL -CROWDER .... B. A., Kingfisher College, M. Ed., B. S., M. S., Oklahoma State College. B. S., M. S., Oklahoma State Univer- Oklahoma University, Life Certificate Science sity. Eighth grade science, general in Ed., Central State College. History science CARL BOOKS .... MISS FRANCES MOORE .... HOMER HARMON . . . B. A., M. Ed., Phillips University. B- S-, M- 5-, 0k1ah0IIlH State Univer- B- Mu B- S-- M- Edu Phillips UniVef' Mathematics, marching band in- sity. Homemaking, junior and senior sity, Enid. Band and Speech structor high school Congenial KHS faculty has a broad MRS. RUTH PAYNE .... RODGER HOWELL .... B, S., University of Wichita? M, An B. S., M. S., Oklahoma State Univer- Schl. Adm., Phillips University. Com- sity, Agriculture I, II, IV, farm train- merce ing 8 JACK EDGE .... MRS. MARY COCHRANE .... GEORGE OGDEN . . . . B. S., Central State College. Coach, B. S., East Central College. English III B. A., Fine Arts, Oklahoma University girls' athletics: shop: Coach, juni0r and iv, library Driver's Training high boys' athletics PAUL R. STINER .... MRS. EYELYN .POST . . i B. S., Central State College, M- A., B.A S.,- in business administration, summer of 1959. Junior high mathe- UIIDOF ln English' Oklahoma UmVel matics, guidance sity. Shorthand, English I and II background in many fields. GLADYS MICHELSEN .... B. S., M. A., Central State College. English and guidance, junior high 9 jff, tr! . ,?..,tr..v .ei .feng ,f.fqg,5g,c.ri if H .. -Alf. 'watt team LW. i .f ' 1. ,, In wt . 'ii- ' 3 ji ai 55? X D. W. LEATHERS .... B. S., Southwestern State College M. S., Oklahoma State University. Coach, boys' athletics: Junior high social science WESLEY TRUMAN .... B. S., Central State College. Social science 7th and 8th grades, athletics 0UR HELPERS Bus Drivers . . . Earl Rogers, driving for Elmo Mapel, Bill Robinson, Martin Mark, Bill VVilIms, Kenneth Todd Knot presentl, Offim- Personnel . . . Mr. Johnson, Bonnie Kuntz, Louise Liolzko, Vivian Benda. Glenda Forbes, Bar- M barn Schoelvn, Wanda Homier. . fi 'a ka , I ,ts ., .. A gi. 1 A415 4 fi Q . ,X is f,.,,- 4 1' -sub , .K Xu. 3, 4 ' tv! '55' , Mg, H 42.47-gg 5 1: 5. SJ.. .luis-' B B - . aww. qff' :. I 3 ,D :A if 1 'M B 3.345-iff.. gl ,:,.!:,PyZ,f Q fx., ,,. fn A, -,. 43955 ,, . 1 . J.. 1 a . . , is ff, ,K '.Qg5 s . gli he-. at :R A. pgvv ff- 22. H .-.,, A. ,. I . fs ,, ir ,?,..!P-X TM 1, I gf A- -+ 1-xl 1, ic. - if A w 1. .Q W '3 ' ' 7 9 ,,.. .fi r . -: V . - : , ,,- f f:5f9fi-Vf' Custodian . . . Charles Boyd Custodian . . . Walter Bullard Secretary . . . Mrs. Whos-land 10 Lunchronm Personnel . . . Mrs. Mary With- FOW. Mrs. Bella McCandless, Mrs. Jewel Le-0, Mrs. Lily Hanncr, Mrs. Rosa Boulwell, l Senior Class Officers . . . Ray Lee Wall. president: Janell Burnett, treasurer: Lyle Walton, vice-president, Louise Lietzke, secretary: Shelbia Yoder, reporter, Clyde Hen- derson, sergeant at armsg Bonnie Kuntz, sergeant at arms. It is with mixed emotions that we, the Seniors of 1958-59, approach graduation. We can look at our past experiences and goals, and although we may not have achieved all our goals, we have had our share. Our class was well represented this year in activities. Carol Glover honored our class as class queen, Karen Paris was a beautiful football queen, Barbara Schoelen added to our glory as F.F.A. queeng Betty Maehs was'a won- derful Pep Club queeng Don Max Tharp added to the royalty by being elected annual king and Bonnie Kuntz will always be our class favorite. Steve Smola made a handsome F.H.A. king and contributed to our pride. Ray Lee Wall has not only been an excellent class president but did justice as pep club king also. Others who have united to bring recognition to our class were Bonnie Kuntz, Student Council presidentg Barbara Schoelen, F.H.A. presidentg Gayla Pierson, annual editor: Wanda Homier, pep club president Class Favorites Don Max Tharpe and Bonnie Kuntz and newspaper editorg Jerry Linton, band president and football captaing and Ralph Kooken, F.F.A. president. Ralph has also won honors for the F.F.A. and our class. As you may see, we stand by our record of activities and the future holds great promise for furthering our achievements. We are now looking forward to numerous band and glee club activities, Edmond scholastic meet, Senior Girls Tea, Junior- Senior Prom and Banquet, Senior Trip and, at last graduation. We want to thank Carl Books for being an exceptional sponsor who has faithfully helped us during our high school years. We have high hopes and expectation for the future. Many will go on to college while others of us will marry and go into our various occupations. No matter where we go, or what we do we shall always remember K.H.S. and hope to make her proud of us. LARRY BAADE RONNIE HICKS F.F.A. 2,3,4. His amusements Ch01'US 2.3.4. Playing the are hunting, fishin wood guitar huntin fishin ' g, - Y g, g, rid- working, auto mechanics, ing and cars are Ronnie's stock shows and National Guard. hobbies Winning laurels nonchalantly, , MF t M254 X 314 - 513.21 522- prof ELWIN ELLYSON Honor Roll 2,3,45 Edmond Scholastic Meet 2,45 Junior Lion 43 Science Club 4. His enjoyments are hunting and fishing. BONNIE MAY KUNTZ Honor Roll 2,3,45 F.H.A. 2,3,45 Student Council 3,45 Reporter 35 President 45 Chorus 2,3,45 Glee Club 3,45 Band 2,3,45 Quartermaster 35 Pep Band 2,3,45 Tri-State Band 3,45 Annual Staff 3: Newspaper Staff 3,45 Edmond Scholastic Meet 3,45 Junior Lioness 45 Times for Teens 45 Speech Class Play 2: Class Treasurer 2: Sergeant at Arms 4. Her pastimes are singing and church work. the Seniors of 1958-59 complete VIVIAN J0 BENDA National Honor Society 45 State Honor Society 2,3,45 Honor Roll 2,3,45 Annual Staff 3,45 Art Editor 3,45 Newspaper Staff 3,45 Art Editor 45 Driving Team 25 Speech Class Play 25 Ed- mond Scholastic Meet 3,45 Science Club 45 Junior Lion- ess 4. She aspires to art, music, tennis, bowling, dancing, swimming, sewing and traveling. LOUISE LIETZKE National Honor Society 3,45 State Honor Society 2,3,45 Honor Roll 2,3,45 Annual Staff 45 Layout Editor 45 Newspaper Staff 45 F.H.A. 2,3,45 Student Council 2,45 Pianist 35 Girls State 35 Jun- ior Play 35 Edmond Scho- lastic Meet 2,3,45 O.S.U. Scholastic Meet 35 Junior Lioness 45 Class Parliamen- tarian 25 Vice-President 35 Secretary 4. She likes cook- ing and sports. 12 DAVID VORDERLANDWEHR Newspaper Staff 43 Mimeo- graphers 4. David's other interests are cars, car clubs and church work. their last year at dear old CARLA STEELE Honor Roll 3,43 F.H.A. 2,3,43 Song Leader 43 Chorus 43 Newspaper Staff 43 Pep Club 3,41 Vice-President 43 Ed- mond Scholastic Meet 3,4. Shc fancies reading, cooking, sewing and church work. LYLE WALTON Football 2,3,43 Basketball 43 Student Council 43 Treasurer 3 43 Honor Roll 2,41 Chorus 3,43 Vice-President 3,43 Band 2,3,43 Student Council 43 Tri- State Band 3,43 Trombone Trio 3,42 Boys State 33 Junior Play 33 Junior Lion 43 Class Reporter 33 Vice-President 43 Band Council 43 Student Body President 4. Football, hunting, cars and fishing are his hobbies. CAROL LEE GIDVER JANELL BURNE'l'l' Honor Roll 2,31 Chorus 2,3,43 President 43 Glee Club 2,3,43 2,3,43 Pep Band 2,3,43 Tri- State Band 2,3,43 Girls Trio 2,3,43 Sax Quartet 33 Tri- State Girls Trio 33 Annual Staff 3,43 Newspaper Staff 43 Junior Play 33 Class Queen 33 Secretary 23 Treasurer 43 Band Council 2,3,4. She de- lights in singing, dancing and sewing. JOHN Tl-IORPE State Honor Society 23 Honor Roll 2,3,4Q Football 2,3,43 Baseball 23 Student Council 43 Junior Play 33 Driving Team 23 Edmond Scholastic Meet 23 Junior Lion 43 Clas President 3. He likes hunt- ing, sports and coin collecting. Band 2,3,43 Drum Major, National Honor Society 43 State Honor Society 2,3,43 Honor Roll 2,3,4: F.H.A. 2,3,43 Secretary 23 Historian 43 Stu- dent Council 43 Secretary 43 Chorus 43 Treasurer 43 Glee Club 43 Band 2,3,43 Business Manager 43 Pep Band 3,43 Tri-State Band 3,41 French Horn Quartet 3,43 Annual Staff 3,43 Treasurer 43 News- paper Staff 33 Basketball 23 Junior Play 33 Edmond Scho- lastic Meet 33 Junior Lioness 43 Class Queen 43 Sergeant at Arms 23 Band Council 4. She enjoys traveling sports. GILBERT LAMEBULL Football 3,45 Baseball 2,3,4: Newspaper Staff 3. He spends his time drawing and par- ticipating in sports. BOBBY FOX Football 2 5 Basketball 25 Baseball 25 4-H 2,3. He aspires to cars, clubs and me- chanlcs. It has been one of fond memories enjoyed b every Sl-IELBIA YODER Honor Roll 35 Basketball 35 F.H.A. 2,3,45 Chorus 2,3,45 Glee Club 2,3,45 Band 2,3,45 2,3,45 Edmond Meet 2,35 Junior Class Reporter 45 Clinic 3 She GEORGE ROGER QUIGLEY Annual Staff 45 Edmond Scholastic Meet 2. He spends his time fishing and working with photography. l . in music, sports, and photography. Basketball 25 25 Annual Staff 45 Play 3. He enjoys sports and cars. BETTY MAEHS National Honor Society 3,45 State Honor Society 2,3,45 Honor Roll 2,3,45 Annual Staff 4: Newspaper Staff 45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Ed- mond Scholastic Meet 2,3,4g Junior Lioness 45 Pep Club Queen 45 Time for Teens 4. She likes sewing, cooking, sports and music. 14 CORDELL CARTER Football 2,45 Basketball 2,42 Track 2,45 Chorus 2,41 Blind 2,3,43 Speech Class Play 3. He fancies swimming, hunt- ing, fishing, dancing and com collecting. JERRY LINTON Football 2,3,4g Captain 4: Basketball 2,3,4p Baseball 2,3,4g Track 3,43 Student Council 33 Honor Roll 2,3,43 Junior Lion 4: Chorus 4: Boys Quartet 35 Band 2,3,4g Vice-President 2,33 President 43 Pep Band 4: Tri-State 2,3,4g Trombone Trlo 3,43 Trombone Quartet 3,4. He likes fishing and sports. JUDY ANN WVALTE! Softball 2, Chorus 2,3,4: Glee Club 2,3,4g Annual Staff 33 Newspaper Staff 35 Junior Play 3: Class Reporter 2. She cares for tlennls, cooking, reading and church work. member of the class. LEON MILLER Football 3,43 Baseball 2,35 Honor Roll 2: Junior Play 3. He is interested in hunting, sports and cars BARBARA SCI-IOELEN State Honor Society 43 Honor Roll 2,3,4: F.H.A. 2,3,4g Par- Eamentarian 3: President 43 -H 2,3,43 Vice-President 25 Onan. ,uns Game Leader 3: Chorus 33 Footbahlmzilpoggissa 34. Glee Club 33 Annual Staff 4: Track 34.' ig-FA 4. C15 Newspaper Staff 3,43 Pep Sergeant' 'at ' 5 ms Club 2,3,4g Junior Play 3: h - , Edmond Scholastic Meet 3,45 aggbgidfe football' b H11 Junior Lioness 4g F.F.A. Queen 45 Annual Queen' 25 Class Secretary 33 Chorus Trl-State 3: Time for Teens 4. Her amusements are sports, reading, sewing, cooking and traveling. i 1 5 NDERSON er 2' Class Sergeant at hunting, s 4. Guitar music, sing- I and cars appeal to Clyde. State Honor Roll 2,3,43 President 43 Tri-State Ch for swimmi HOWARD JOHNSON Football 2,3,4g Basketball 2,3,4g Baseball 2,3,43 Student Council 2,3,43 Vice-President 33 Parliamentarian 43 Na- tional Honor Society 43 State Honor Society 2,3,43 Honor Roll 2,3,43 Chorus 43 Annual Staff 3,4: Newspaper Staff 3,4: Boys State 33 Junior Play 33 Edmond Scholastic Meet 2,3,43 Junior Lion 43 O.S.U. Scholastic Meet 3,4. He likes fishing and all types of sports. STEVE SMOLA AVEMM' l . , State Honor Society 43 Honor R213 2325 fFeg,1Zxf5'f g if Roll 3,4: Edmond scholastic All District 4, 'F H A King' 4' Meet 4: Trl-State Trio 3. Her steve,s pasthaes' age' huntin interests are music, roller and horse back riding. skating, cooking, dancing and swimming. l 6 Experiences in their YDE HE sketball 2,33 Track 2,3Q JAMES GRAY FA- 22. Chorus 3.4: Clam James devotes all his spare fe-PreS1dent3: Class TFBHS- time to cars, motorcycles and m 12 years of schooling WANDA MARIE I-IOMIER National Honor Society 43 Society 43 Honor F.H.A. 2,42 Re- porter 43 Chorus 33 Glee Club 33 Newspaper Staff 3,43 Editor 43 Pep Club 3,4: Cheerleader 43 orus 3. She cares ng, riding and church work. RIVERS CHAINO ,P ROBERT POST - F,F.A, 2,3,43 Reporter 33 3' Secretary 43 Annual Staff 33 Newspaper Staff 3. He devotes -V V- his time hunting and handi- craft work. DONNA LEE HORN Basketball 23 F.H.A. 2,3,4' Vice-President 43 Chorus 3' Glee Club 33 Newspaper Staff 3,43 Editor 33 Pep Club 3,41 Secretary 33 Pep Club Queen 3 42 Newspaper C0-editor 4. She delights in cooking, sew- ing, sports, music and church work. have prepared them NANCY HUDSON Honor Roll 2,3,43 F.H.A. 2,33 Parliamentarian 23 Band 2,33 Student Council 2,32 Pep Band 2,31 Tri-State Band 23 Clarinet 'Trio 23 Junior Play 3. Collecting cups and sau- cers, reading and sports are her amusemenfs I7 RALPH KOOKEN Basketball 4: F.F.A. 2,3.42 Secretary 33 President 43 Student Council 3,43 Honor Roll 2,33 Boys State 33 Junior Play 33 Junior Lion 43 Class President 2. He fancies live- stock shows, swimming, hunt- ing and golf. TOMMIE EDWARDS Science Club 2,31 Vice-Presb dent 33 President 43 Track 33 Honor Roll 2,3,43 National Honor Society 43 O.S.U. Scholastic Meet 33 Junior Play 33 Driving Team 23 Ed- mond Scholastic Meet 3,41 Junior Lion 4. Chemistry and cars are his enjoyment. CHARLES GENDER Footzball 3,43 Track 4. He enjoys fishing, archery, guns, and coin collecting. 3- sz-ff-' -exe: 7. ' w wif ' M - 1 7' -j ,sf JAMES CARTER . Basketball 3,4. His hobbies are cycling and printing. to open the man new doors o lz e, JIIVIMY BENGS F.F.A. 2,3,4g Treasurer 4: Honor Roll 3. His amuse- ments are hunting, farm mechanics, and livestock shows. SHIRLEY NORWOOD Pep Club 2,3,4. Singing, dancing, sewing, and cooking are some of Shir1ey's inter- ests. She is also active in church activities. GAYLA SUE PIERSON National Honor Society 3,45 State Honor Society 2,3,4g Honor Roll 2,3,4g Basketball 23 Science Club 3, Chorus 45 Glee Club 45 Band 2,3,4g Pep Band 3,45 Girls Trio 2,3,4g Annual Staff 3,41 Editor 4, Newspaper Staff 43 Girls State 33 City Party Chair- man 3, Junior Play 39 Driv- ing Team 25 Edmond Scho- lastic Meet 2,3,4: O.S.U.' Scholastic Meet 3, Tri-State' Band 3,4. She aspires to singing, dancing, swimming and sports. KAREN PARIS Honor Roll 3,45 Baske 2,3,4g Student Council Glee Club 4' Band Band 2,3,4g Tri-Stat Junior Lioness 45 Chorus 4 ' e f tet 25 Newspaper Staf 3 Junior Play 3, Edmond lastic Meet 3,43 Band 45 Class Queen 2, Queen 4. She likes skiing, reading and 4 KENNETH R. SMITII F.F.A. 2,41 Sentinel 4. Ken- neth delights in hunting, rid- ' ' ing and leather craft. 5? Li? ,,1 and take their places as leaders of toda ! JO DEAN MYERS Honor Roll 2,3,43 Science Club 43 Chorus 2,3,43 Glee Club 2,3,43 Annual Staff 4: Newspaper Staff 43 Pep Club 2,3,-43 Treasurer 43 Junior Play 35 'Fri-State Chorus 33 Class Treasurer 3. She fancies cooking, swimming, roller skating and dancing. JOHNNIE LEE Mcl-IONE Science Club 4: Chorus 2,3,43 Glee Club 2,3,43 Annual Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 43 Pep Club 2,3. Her hobbies are reading and swimming. I9 RAY LEE WALL Football 3,42 Basketball 2,3,4Q Baseball 2,3,43 Annual Staff 43 Junior Play 33 Junior Lion 4: Class President 43 Vice- President 23 Pep Club King 4. He enjoys hunting, fishing, sports and church work. GLENN BEEBE Newspaper Staff 3,4. Work- ing on and collecting model railroads occupies Glenn's time when he is not hunting and fishing. 5.1 V.-u,,,,,q5 'H Wig 5 1 , 3 . 'N-R. .z5i gnu Junior Class Officers .... Calvin Vorderlandwehr, vice president: Donna Lemon, sec- retary, Fred Karrenbrock, president, Wilma Meier, treasurer. The Juniors of '59 were an ambitious group. Led by their President, Fred Karrenbrock, they had a prosperous year and they gained many new experiences working in the Junior concession stand at the football and basketball games. But the entire year was not spent in work. They enjoyed their class party, which was a kiddie party, and many a happy hour was spent planning the J unior-Senior banquet and prom. In spite of all their class activities, the mem- bers of the class found time to participate in all school activities. Out of fifty-five members in the class, thirteen are in the band, twenty-two are in chorus, four are active F.F.A. members, two are in F.H.A., seven are on the newspaper staff, eight on the Annual staff, eight play football, four are on the girls' basketball team, one on the boys' basketball team, three on the National Honor Society, five on the State Honor Society, four are active in Pep Club and two are Pep Club cheer leaders, three are school librarians, and four are on the Student Council. This is a record that cannot be equaled by any other class in school. Our candidate, Donna Lemon, won the nomi- nation for annual queen. Calvin Vorderlandwehr was our class favorite and Joyce Mapel was our homecoming queen. Aided by our sponsors, Mrs. Ruth Payne and Mr. Jack Edge, the class had a successful year and are looking forward to being Seniors next year. Class Favorites Calvin Vorderlandwehr and Donna Lemon A ter experiencing two years of high school, the juniors are ready ,.. ie so at l V11 A H I - -., , it L CALVIN VORDERLANDWEHR LEON KOCHENOWER PAUL BANTHER MARTHA MUEGGENBORG DONNA BEST GARY WALL JOYCE MAPEL LARRY PETERSON A:f'x'X 3 DELBERT MORGAN LINDA WALTA CECILIA SCI-IOELEN MARY FRANCIS JOE PURSELL A. J. WERNER BILL TUCKER ROBERT JONES to take theb' places as upper classmen. They have worked hard I-an CECELIA REHERMAN CARA MITCHELL VENITA KERN DONALD YOST MARY VAIL DONNIE KALE MARIRUTH HARRISON DONNA LEMON FRED KARRENBROCK MARY BETH PYATI' LURA WRIGHT CLARA MAEHS SHARON WILLIAMS SHARON SUTTON WILMA MEIER MARGARET VCULEK 23 throughout the term in order to make this big step possible. MADELINE CHRISTY GLENDA FORBES KEM MURPHY BOBBY RANDALL JEAN 0'BRIEN LESTA EDWARDS DARRELL BULLARD JAMES WIKI! DENNIS KALE CHARLES MCHONE LARRY MAEHS KAREN VAN HORN ESSIE CHILES JUDI PORTER Sophomore Class Officers ..., Margaret Bornsten, president, Danna Howell, treasurer, Alice Loftis, historian, Kenny Martin, sergeant at arms: Bill Harrison, sergeant at arms' Judy Hawkins, secretary, Charles Every, vice president tnot prescntl. The Sophomore Class organized for the year with Margaret Bernsten, president, Charles Every, vice president, Judy Hawkins, secretary, Danna Howell, treasurer, Alice Loftis, historian, Kenneth Martin and Bill Harrison, sergeant at arms, Judy Little and Jerry Glenn, student council members. Our class sponsors are Mrs. Mary Cochrane and Mr. Rodger Howell. Rose and white are our class colors. During the year three new students came in from other schools: Lester Garrison from North- east High, Oklahoma City, Karen Walter from Loyal, Kenneth Fehrenbach from Texas. Our class party was held in Teen Town hall and the evening was spent in games and dancing. Our members are active in various school ac- tivities. Eleven of our boys went out for basket- ball, six are in the band, fifteen are in the high school chorus, and five girls were on the high school basketball team. Two of our girls are of- ficers in F.H.A.-Beverly Baker, treasurer, and Sylvia Lohmeyer, parliamentarian. Our royalty for the year were Elaine Vorder- landwehr, homecoming queen, Kenneth Martin, annual king candidate and Danna Howell, annual queen candidate. Class Favorites Kenneth Martin and Dana Howell DANNA HOWELL PATRICIA RICHARD YOST J IMMIE MOORE L With eyes on the future and hearts xLITTLE WALTER JOHN RUTH SHIRLEY HICKS GERRY IVIAEHS BARBARA LIPPOLDT PHILLIP 'VORDERLANDWEHR full of hope, the Sophomore Class f X ,NXT , JANIS MAPEL DANNY JACKIE COCHRANE BARBARA HICKS ALFRED DUFFY JOAN MORROW a X N ,JV X ' JERRY GLENN wus ANDERSON will accomplish much JANICE MILACEK WAYNE KLINGSICK ,,, Ln, RONNIE WILLIAMS SYLVIA LOHMEYER BILL HARRISON SHERRY STEELE GARY FISER CHARLES EVERY ELAINE voRDEm.ANnwEm- I E E Glamour Girls! Tall Paul GRRrr r r r r ! 1 , , i Ami I Cute? Eating aga1n?! Stick-um-up! Little Mamas Don't scalp mel! Innocence Prize Winner Oh! When we were SiX Oh to be young again!! Who in the worId????? ????? Freshman Class Officers . , . . Cheryl Vieth, treasurer: Gary Smola, reporter: Carol ' t t rms' Jess Campbell, sergeant Wrobbel secretary istandmgl Jack Steele, sergean a a , I l . at arms Arnold Droke, vice president, lnot presentb Beverly Wilkinson, presidents Our class began the school year with sixty-seven members. One of the first things we did was to elect our class officers. Then we chose our class colors-blue and white. The members of our Freshman Class have participated in all the various activities of the school. We are proud of our representatives on the football team, the boys' and girls' basketball teams, the band, the student council, the pep club, the F.H.A., the F.F.A., and the mixed chorus. Our class party was a Christmas party held just before Christmas vacation. The Holiday theme was used for all decorations. Our next big event will be promotion time and we anxiously await all the excitement which marks this happy occasion. We are looking forward to great things as we continue our progress through high school, Our royalty for this year were Beverly Wil- son, Homecoming queen, Max Pedigo, annual king candidate, Kay Hawkins, annual queen candidate. Class Favorites Max Pedigo and Kay Hawkins BESSIE THOMPSON MARY DIXON DAVID SELBY CAROL WEHNER MARJORIE HARRISON Striving to gain recognition, SHAREN TOLMAN DOROTHY BIBY JESS CAMPBELL S JAMES STAUDACHER JANETTE STANBROUGH MARY REDNOSE JUDY BERNTSEN J, AH 5 N-nr' BETTY SCI-IOELEN GARY SMOLA PATRICIA ABERNATHY CAROLYN JONES TEDDY CHRISTY the Freshman Class, CAROL YOST RICHARD LEMON KARON LEITNER DALE SHUTLER ii -4 , CHERYL VIETH DONNA SCHROEDER JACK STEELE 33 f gi A I4,W1L5L ,m,,: .,,.. I ---'h :2'7sr1i-- ,. 5. f 'K Q l-...,.,.,.A I ' Y W . ' ' I I H .' . . ,,. - .ff v I A S 4 S' ' , - , 5 ,,., I ls.. M 1 7. FN r g 1:41::5 ' fir' ,, MARY PINKSTON KAREN LUDWIG EDDIE LOVETI' EDDIE LIPPOLDT CAROL NUERNBERGER WYNEMIA ELLYSON GARY CUPP SUSAN FRANCIS PA'I'I'Y MUSICK with brains and bounce, BILL WALTA CAROL WROBBEL CAROL SENN Q 4 4 L BEVERLY WILKINSON KAY I-IAWKINS DAVID FIKE BARBARA BORELLI KAREN BEEBE begin their high school career. D . 1 AE nt ., , l'.'k'tw MICHAEL JOHNSON JIMMY MEIER MAX PEDIGO ARLENE POWELL GARY HELT PEGGY CASTINE CONNIE ESPOLT Yum Yum! Fingers before forks Those quiet Freshman girls ALLEN MCCULLY BEVERLY WILSON CALVIN ELLYSON EDITH NICE KENNETH CORBIN Highness! Beverly N Karen and her award winning lamb I 3 l 995. I O Eighth Grade Class Officers .... Claude Trindle, president: Nancy Woodruff, historiang David Sowards, vice president: Judy Glenn, secretary: Knot present? Len Glass, reporter. Joyce Hurd, treasurer. The Eighth Grade class began the year with a class meeting when we elected class officers. They are as follows: president-Claude Trindleg vice-president-David Sowardsg secretary-Judy Glenng treasurer-Joyce Hurdg historian-Nancy Woodruffg reporter-Len Glassg and student council representative-Pamela Abernathy. Joyce Hurd and Len Glass were carried over as repre- sentatives for the Student Council from the seventh grade. Most of the members of our class were very enthusiastic about basketball. We also had a fine turn-out in the girls' glee club and mixed chorus. We had six members in the Kingfisher Highschool Band. We held our first class party on December 19, 1958, after a grade basketball game. The seventh grade class also took part in this party. The party was chaperoned by the eighth grade Sponsors, Mrs. Michelsen and Mr. Leathers, and the seventh grade sponsors, Mr. Truman and Mr. Stiner. We planned our second class party in the spring. We are eagerly looking forward to the ninth grade, our first year in high school. Class Favorites Len Glass and Dianna Kale L -5 NANCY WOODRUF F MAX MITCHELL KATHLEEN MUSICK 11 STANLEY WOLF KARMALETA HILL DOROTHY GRIMES Being dreamers of today and builders GARY WERNER CAROL ROBINSON BARBARA BOUTWELL -n-M., PAUL ERDNER Y ,Q KAYLEEN HARRISON GLENN GRAY NANCY VIETH GLADYS MARTIN . PM JERRY MEIER , -... AVYN..-.,.,7,. mil I of tomorrow, the Eighth Graders JUDY GLENN DAVID SOWARDS DIANNA KALE CHARLES HAWKTNS JANILA CRIST FELIX KEESEE LINDA WILLIAMS DONALD RANDALL CHERYL JEAN MORROW CHARLES LIETZKE CORENE JONES CLAUDE TRINDLE JANIS VAN HORN LEN GLASS CAROL BULLARD DONALD FRANS JOYCE I-IURD PAUL LEISHER LUELLA NICE JAMES WALTA LOUISE WOLFF set their course at full speed ahead. .J PAULA SUTTON TRUMAN TODD MARGARET ANTELOPE MARCELLUS YARBROUGH GLADYS NORWOOD JERRY BRATCHER DELORA COSTELLO ROBERT KIMBROUGH LINDA HAWKINS -uh FOSTER JOHNSON PAMELA ABERNATHY RICHARD BEAUCHAMP MARGARET KELLEY SAUNDRA PORTER 4-K 'I 1 w ' I 1 for the 2 for the 3 to get money show ready G0 G0 - - Go Oh darling, it's been so long. ry A W rm, A .,, , I 14 . Wa, W ,f ,,,,,, Y., , K , f X, bf 1-- 1 1,11 H I . . The line up .eww J A i g, X- -f 41 Class Officers . . . Judy Rivers, Reporter, Sarah Mitchell, Secretary, Gloria Wood, Vice Presi- dent, Roger Armstrong, Reporter, Alan Ruth, Treasurer, Mark Baker, President. The Seventh Grade class has had three class meetings, the first was to elect officers, who were Mark Baker, president, Gloria Wood, vice presi- dent, Alan Ruth, treasurer, and Sarah Mitchell, secretary. The second was to determine when to have our class party which was held December 19th, where we exchanged gifts, served refresh- ments, and played games or danced. The third was to elect our candidates for the most popular girl and boy, who were Martha Shutler and Louis Loftis. Five of the Seventh Grade girls play basket- ball on the Grade team. They are Betty Clason, Nancy Lohmeyer, Martha Shutler, Kay Sue Burge, and Dian Harrison. Six Seventh Grade boys have played on the Grade team. They are Alan Ruth, John Chaino Jr., Kirk Sutton, Roger Armstrong, Pat Erdner, and Michael Hobbs. Class Favorites Louis Loftis and Martha Shutler 42 In vocal music this year the girls' officers are Dian Harrison, president, Gloria Wood, secre- tary, Sarah Mitchell and Sandra Burton, librar- ians. Our pieces for contests are For the Beauty of the Earth and Country Gardens. The boys' officers are Roger Armstrong, president, John Chaino Jr., vice president, Alan Ruth, secretary, Danny Cupp and Jimmy Hawkins, librarians, and Larry Langley and Danny Cupp, reporters. Our .pieces for contests are Save Me, Oh God and The Builder. if-W ' DIAN HARRISON JIMMY HAWKINS RALPH GRIFFITH BETTY CLASON Z p Abev -I RIS x Q of ..- Y O Ges- av- J .1 .',:h 7 FRANCES BAKER MARY HORN DENNIS PFLUEGER MARGIE STONE JM X J za., 1 fin , 4. If? NANCY LOI-IMEYER CHRISTINE QUIGLEY RONALD CARTER Entering a SHEILA YARBROUGH if in-f 12354 Ha. ,. T 6 'o X' LOMA CASTINE DANNY CUPP JUDY RIVERS new phase of lzfe BONNIE MINFIELD KIRK SUTTON LYNDA LEWIS GAIL MAYES MARTHA SHUTLER NANCY NUERNBERGER ROBERT ANDERSON of thrill, chill, and trill SARAH MITCHELL ROBERT SUTTON KAY SUE BURGE CHARLES MARK BAKER GLORIA WOOD RICKI RICHARDS HARRY FRANCIS, JR. LINDA STUTEVILLE CHARLES MUSICK 1 L Y K' Adi J I V v ff LARRY LANGLEY ' 1 A XAQ I I I 'Q if JUDITH WEBB ARIE LOI-'I'IS PATRICK ERDNER SHIRLEY BOUTWELL J' b'N',-.V 'qui ROGER ARMSTRONG LOUIS LOFTIS COLLEEN RANDALL FLOYD DUFFY ii . ' BONNIE I-IURSI-I RALPH THOMPSON DIANNA PFLUEGER the Seventh SANDRA BURTON YQ DOUGLAS FISHER BILLIE NEWER DARYL HALVERSON Graders are LEONARD HOLLAR GEORGE HURD MICHAEL HOBBS ALAN RUTH developing new interests. LUTHER BLACKBEAR JOHN CHAINO, JR. MICHAEL YARBROUGH JAMES MITCHELL Salah and hor Crystal Growth Project -he 'Thv Out uf Tune. In Tunes Ono, two. three, kick! Katheryn 81 Arthur, I R ?:fg:t..,,: t , W ' wwf ,., Y, W ml4-mt: e. Swing your partner presume. 46 The Broken Tones 0 10GRA?lI,f HDWMCI J0hl1S0II Jerry Linton Ray Lee Wall Baseball Football Boys' Basketball Wanda Homier Km-en PM-is POP Club Girls' Basketball 48 Barbara Schoelen F. H. A. J ll Bumett Steve Smola. Band F. F. A. We Unite To Bring Honor To Our School 49 The Kingfisher F. F. A. Group .,., Russell Pursell, Superintendent, Kenneth Smith, Leon Kochenower, Robert Post, Steve Smola, Barbara Schoelen tQuec-nl, Ralph Kooken, Jimmy Bengs, Charles Every, Rodger Howell, Advisor. Darrell Bullard, Donnie Kale, Richard Yost, Alfred Duffy, Max Pedigo, Mike Egleston, Bill Harrison, Allen Mc- Cully, Larry Baade, Loren Johnson, Principal. Charlie Mathis, Eddie Lovett, Eddie Lippoldt, Gary Fisher, Phillip Vorderlandwehr, Gary Smola, Donald Yost.. Billy Baade, Ross Jones. Billy Baade mom B111 . Gavi E7 H 8 17.1 son FUTURE FARMERS 0F AMERICA Kingfisher F. F. A. Officers .... Charles Every, Photographerg Jimmy Bengs, Treas- urer, Ralph Kooken, Presidentg Barbara Schoelen, Queen, Steven Smola, Vice President: Robert Post, Secretary, Kenneth Smith, Sentinel, and Leon Kochenower, Reporter. I f Bill Harrison Gary Fisher Ralph Kooken Charles Every FALL SHOWS Kingfisher County Free Fair: Dairy Judging Team: -Won 1st in County, District and 3rd at State Interscholastic 4th at Tulsa State Fair. Grand Champion Lamb -Ralph Kooken Queen Barbara .l Reserve Grand Champion-Glenn Kunneman Grand Champion Pig-George Christian Muskogee : Grand Champion Lamb-Ralph Kooken Reserve Grand Champion Lamb-Jimmy Bengs Oklahoma State Fair: Grand Champion Lamb-Ralph Kooken Reserve Lamb-Glenn Kunneman Tulsa: Grand Champion Lamb-Ralph Kooken Northwest District Livestock Show: Grand Champion Lamb-Ralph Kooken Champion Berkshire Pig-Bill Harrison 1958 10 Grand Champions 8 Reserve Grand Champions Champions 2nd places 41 95 lst places 66 39 Yost Homecoming -. 1 I wi-I , x , .,.,,,,,x ' l lf . X I .R - n tm, K , ,....5 p , iv ..,r... al, ll K N'llmq,5x 5l 3rd places 117 lesser placings The Kingfisher F.F.A. has 39 Active members 35 Head of dairy cattle 114 Head of beef cattle 569 Swine 629 Head of sheep 224 Poultry 308 Farm Crops fAcresl Total Investment 356,141.19 Donald Yost Wanda Homier, Robert Postl, Karen Paris, Steven Smola, Barbara Schoelen, Ralph Kooken, Donna Horn, Kenneth Smith, Bon- nie Kuntz, and Jimmy Bengs. Rodger Howell, FFA spon-sor, and Gary Smola dis- play the trophy which Gary won for his Grand Champion Lamb. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Kingfisher F. H. A ..... Donna Schroder, Jerry Hill, Dana Howell. Bonnie Kuntz, Sharon Williams, Sharon Tolman, Beverly Wilson, Karen Leitner, Arlene Powell. Sylvia Lohmeyer, Beverly Baker, Cecilia Schoelen, Barbara Schoelen, Steve Smola fKingJ, Donna Horn, Carla Steele, Wanda Homier, Miss Frances Moore fSponsorl. Betty Schoelen, .lanetta Stanbrough, Carol Glover, Louise Lietzke, Shelbia Yoder, Suzanne Wilson, Pat Ellyson, Barbara Borelli, Kay Hawkins, Carol Senn, Louise Clark. Beverly Wilkerson, Janieth Struck, Donna Lemon, Susan Francis, Pat Abernathy, Donna Best, Janice Milacek, Carol Wrobbel, Wynemia Ellyson, Mary Pinkston. F. H. A. group initiation CORONATION Leon Kochenower, MAH11, X UW yi 5 3' 'CIN o2m:3Q mm-smDm 33:22 855252 D 2353215 zivigm 5nS.... 'm:E 5213450 M ao? 3 Sung? MWEHQ .:'2o ':c' Q-mtlmm Qgoga r5,2:!....o ooogm Q1 EH-5-5 QZEZN 55351 O0 D ?S'3m Q.-gg: 0 :ww 'wage PEE gysmg c.:jC'1 -.-,-1 vial? 1fvm'D- wmtm cr?-'o-cg 'i '!!D'-, 5' WE. 23329 fb'-x 'U 59953 gang: na 9 Q 552 mizvm c m5'c 5:'Q' vn,'5'gQQ. 51-M22 UH m gwmge 052 B' ge ma os 55525 9 - QWGFE sm, U Ego vm .q 5513... Brfsa Q. . mggxg ',zE2s'5 x2BW: 'Hsu 2, QUE? g-5a5 p song: clwwv wen m Ogg'-1 Banu? 'V ffm.- Bwsif Smgmz iPass E N jo who ' 7 S' K 'X QM, C511 7 , 'W' IZ X, X O? 'N f x Q x DNLW Hog F.H.A. Officers . . . Schoglen, President: Sylvia Lohmeyer, Parliamentarian: Beverly Baker, Treasurer: Carol Glover, Histo- riang Louise Lietzke, Student Council Representative: Cecilia Schoelen, Secretaryg Carla Steele, Song Le-aderp Miss Frances Moore, Sponsor. Freshman food class: The proof of the pudding is in the eating. Tgrd year homemaking girls learn to renovate fumiture. Holiday favors and decorations for local D hospital and rest home prepared by the Thlffi Yeaf' h0m9m8kil1g girls Study Red Cross F.H.A. chapter. numng unit. LEADERS OF TOMORROW Student Council-Paul Banther, Howard Johnson, Lyle Walton, Bonnie Kuntz, Mary Beth Pyatt, Carol Glover, Floyd Duffy, Nancy Nuernberger, Dick Lemon, Judy Little, Len Glass, Susan Francis, John Thorpe, Ralph Kooken, Jerry Glenn, Louise Lietzke, Martha Mueggenborg, Karen Paris, Kay Hawkins. Cara Mitchell and her science project. Science Club .... Terry Glenn, Lura Wright, Jo Dean Myers, Leon Miller, Donna Lemon, John Ruth, Gayla Sue Pierson, Danny VVebber, Elwin Ellyson, Jerry Linton, Tommie Edwards, Ronnie Williams, Robert Paul Jones, Joe Pursell, Dennis Kale, Johnnie McHone, Cara Mitchell, Mrs. Eva Solomon. 54 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY National Honor Society .... Gayla Sue Pierson, Carol Lee Glover, Donna Lemon, Louise Lietzke, Howard Johnson, Cara Mitchell, Tommie Edwards. Wanda Homier, Lura Wright, Betty Maehs. Vivian Benda. sims HONOR soclm 4 State Honor Society .... Gayla Sue Pierson, Wanda Homier, Louise Lietzke, Carol Glover, Howard Johnson, Vivian Benda, Betty Maehs, Averial Chaino, Barbara Schoelen. Standing . . . Sherry Steele, Donna Lemon, Jerry Glenn, John Ruth, Martha Mueggenborg, Cara Mitchell, Mary Francis, Sylvia Lohmeyer, Lura Wright, Dana Howell. LIBRARIANS y! Librarians-Danna Howell Alice Loftis, Louise Lietzke, Donna Hom, Cara Mitchell, Mrs. Cochrane, Cecilia Schoelen, Joyce Mapel, Patricia Abernathy, Susan Francis. NEWSPAPER STAFF Newspaper Staff . . . Karen Van Horn, Clara Maehs, VVanda Homier, Editor, Donna Horn, Editor, John- nie Lee Mclione, .lo Dean Myers. Second row: Joyce Mapel, Sharon Williams, Glenn Beebe, Cecilia Schoelen, David Vorderlandwehr, Howard Johnson, Carla Steele, Len Glass, and Louise Lietzke, Will the paper be out in three weeks? l Hard at work ? Newspaper Typists . . . Karen Paris, Janell Burnett, Bonnie Kuntz, Gayla Pierson Vivian Benda, Betty Maehs, Martha Mueggenborg, Gary Wall. 56 5.1 Vvorking Staff ..., Vivian Benda, Art Editorg Carol Glover, Business Manager: Gayla Sue Pierson, Editor: Louise Lietzke, Layout Editor: Cara Mitchell, Editorial Writer. 4 ANNUAL STAFF M. - Cecilia Schoelen, Gayla Sue Pierson, llzirhzirn Schoclc-n and Cara Mitchell look over the last of the annual layout mats. Annual Staff .... Seated: Karen Van Hom, Clara Maehs, Sharon Williams, Betty Maehs, Johnnie Lee MCI-lone, Jo Dean Myers. Standing: Roger Quigley, .lanell Burnett, Barbara Schoelen, Cecilia Schoelen, Joyce Mapel, Howard Johnson, Ray Wall, Sherry Steele, Joan Morrow. l 57 a , ft The Kingfisher High School Band . . . First Row: Lura Wright, Jackie Cochrane, Nancy Vieth, Nancy Nuernberger, Fran- ces Baker, Dian Harrison, Patty Musick, Kay Hawkins. Second Row: Mary Beth Pyatt. Gayla Pierson, Karen Paris, Cheryl Vieth, Betty Schoelen, Donna Lemon, Mary Francis, Miariruth Harrison, Carol Glover, Linda Walla, Kathleen Musick, Janell Burnett. Daryl Halverson, Marjorie Harrison, Kem Murphy. Third Row: Janila Crist, Barbara Borelli, Martha Shutler, Sarah Mitchell, Bonnie Hurst, Floyd Duffy, Shelbia Yoder, Charles Musick, Michael Hobbs, Wynemia Ellyson, Pat Ellyson, Mike Johnson, Pat Abernathy, Paul Banther, Jack Steele, Larry Langley, Len Glass, Carol Nuern- berger, Gary Harmon, Lyle Walton, Jerry Linton. Fourth Row: Cordell Carter, Sandra Burton, Kay Sue Burge, Linda Stuteville, Gail Mayes, Ricki Richards, Kay Newer, Dick Lemon, Joe Pursell, Donnie Frans, Pam Abernathy, Lesta Edwards, Larry Maehs, Robert Jones, Charles Every, Beverly Wilkinson, Karen Ludwig, David Selby, Sharon Sutton, Bonnie Kuntz, Leonard Hollar, Mr. Harmon, Director. CONCERT BAND Mr. Homer Harmon, band director. ienior Band Members . . . Janell Burnett, ihelbia Yoder, Karen Paris, Bonnie Kuntz, Iarol Glover, Lyle Walton, Gayla Pierson, Iordell Carter, Jerry Linton. Band Officers , . . Donna Lemon, Librarian, Larry Mac-hs, Vice President, Jerry Linton, Presidentg .lanell Burnett, Drum Major, Mary Beth Pyatt, Assistant Drum Major, Lyle VValton, Student Council: Lura Wright, Librarian: Jackie Cochrane, Librarian: Mary Francis, Librarian: Mariruth Harrison, Quartermaster: Carol Glover, Quartermaster. 58 W1 au-as MARCHING BAND The Kingfisher High School Band has maintained a bus . ' Y schedule during the 1958-59 term, taking part in the Christmas concert, Christmas parade at Woodward, Regional marching contest at Midwest City, Edmond music festival, District music contest at Weatherford, 6-City concert at Canton, State music contest at Stillwater, Sacred band concert, and Tri-State music contest at Enid. One of the highlights of the season is the annual Spring Concert where the Seniors in the group present their farewell performance for Kingfisher High School. This is followed a day or so later by the Seniors Parade downtown. Mr. Carl Books, marching band director. Twirler . . . Linda Walta Drum Major . . . Janell Burnett Twirler . . . Pat Abernathy 59 BAND ENSEMBLES ,N-A ,V N...-1 Flute Quartette . , . Dian Harrison, Nancy Nuern berger, Nancy Vieth, Patty Musick. Junior High Clarinet Quasrtette .... Linda Stute- ville, Sarah Mitchell, Martha Shutler, Saundra Burton. Trombone quartette Len Glass, Lyle French Hom quartette . . . Mary Francis, Wnlwn, Jerry Linton. Gary Harmon- Mariruth Harrison, Carol Glover. Linda Walta. --or ss' J' Brass Quartette. . . Len Glass, Carol Nuernberger, Put Abernathy, Pat Ellyson. Flute Trio . . . Ka Lura Wright. y Hawkins, Jackie Cochrane Saxophone qnurteftf - - . Pam Abernathy. 60 Clarinet qua:-mm . . . Gayla Sue Pierson, Kflfhleen MUSiCk. Daryl Halverson, MSF- Judy Little, Cheryl Vieth, Karen Paris. jorie Harrison. Mixed Chorus . . . Mary Beth Pyatt, accompanist, Lura Wright, Sylvia Lohmeyer, Sharon Williams, Karen Ludwig, Kay Hawkins, Patricia Abernathy, Clara Maehs, Carol Glover, secretary and treasurer, Janell Burnett, president, Jerry Hill, Suzanne Wilson, Pat Ellyson, Alice Loftis, Barbara Hicks, Beverly Wilkinson, Barhara Borelli. Second Row . . . Joyce Mnpel, Donna Lemon, Donna Best, JoDean Myers, Johnnie Lee McHone, Linda Walta, Gayla Pierson, Peggy Castine, Carol Senn, Betty Schoelen, Elaine Vorderlandwehr, Beverly Wilson, Judy Hawkins, Bonnie Kuntz, Cecilia Reherman, Gerry Mai-hs. Third Row . . . Susan Francis, Glenda Forbes, Martha Mueggenborg, Mary Francis, Cara Mitchell, Vinita Kern, Beverly Baker, Judy 'vValter, Cecilia Schoelen, Sharon Sutton, Karen Paris, Carol Nuernberger, Janis Mapel, Mariruhh Harrison. Wynemia Ellyson, Carol Wrobhel, Jackie Cochrane. Fourth Row . . . David Selby, Dick Lemon, Ronnie Hicks, Howard Johnson, Gary Harmon, Bill Harrison, Paul Banther, Bill Tucker, Clyde Henderson. John Ruth Jr., Kem Murphy, Joe Pursell, Larry Maehs, Jerry Linton, Lyle Walton, Kenny Martin. Quartette Jerry Hill. . . . Sylvia Lohmeyer, Suzanne Wilson, Pat Ellyson, g: Glee Cluh . . . Mary Beth Pyatt, accompanist, Lura Wright, Sylvia Lohmeyer, Sharon VVilliams, Karen Ludwig, Kay Hawkins, Patricia Abernathy, Clara Maehs, Carol Glovei, secretary and treasurer, Janell Burnett, president, Jerry Hill, Suzanne Wilson, Pat Ellyson, Alice Loftjs, Barbara Hicks, Beverly Wilkinson, Barbara Borelli. Second Row . . . Joyce Mapel, Donna Lemon. Donna Best, JoDean Myers, Johnnie Lee Mcl-lone, Linda Walta, Gayla Pierson, Peggy Castine, Carol Senn, Betty St-hoe-len. Elaine Vorderlandwehr. Beverly Wilson, Judy Hawkins, Bonnie Kuntz, Cecilia Reherman, Gerry Maehs. Third Row . . . Susan Francis, Glenda Forbes, Martha Mueggenborg, Mary Francis, Cara Mitchell, Vinita Kern, Beverly Baker, .ludy VValter, Cecilia Schoelen, Sharon Sutton, Karen Paris. Carol Nuernberger, Janis Mapel, Marirutlh Harrison, Wynemia Ellyson, Carol Wrobbel. Jackie Cochrane. , SING ci-:onus SING i I it .: , . .. it., . ,-. , ,l K g l 3 C- Q.: 'Er '1 I f , K me fi F 1' if 5 5 ii xx a,,A,.kX'Tf, ' . i li xi. 2 A , at K ii A I-xx 5' a- i ' wml' Q if Q s i K 'Si In H 5 Ig, i it A Z 4 i -t'f - .- , Trio . . . Linda Walta, 'Mariruth Harrison, Janell Burnett. Quartette . . . Lyle Walton, Joe Pursell, John Ruth Jerry Linton. 'Rx - , SA 1 . X n xi Q1-3ffi F fs . X. ' v i N 'I at 1 if , X I 3 X ii 1 M yi PEP CLUB Pep Club-Dorothy Biby, Mary Dixon, Barbara Hicks, Gerry Maehs, Mary Pinkston, Wilma Miers, Clara Maehs, Jo Dean Myers, Mrs. Post, Sponsor, Betty Maehs, Donna Schroeder, Carla Steele, Joyce Mapel, Barbara Schoelen, Don- na Horn, Sharon Tolman, Doris Espolt, Alice Loftis, Virginia Koehn, Bessie Thompson, Wanda Homier, Lois Yar- brough, Shirley Norwood, Lucille Banks, Danna Howell, Martha Mueggenborg, Janis Mapel. Cheerleaders-Joyce Mapel, Danna Howell, Martha Mueggenborg, Janis Mapel, Wanda Homier. Sponsor . . . Mrs. Evelyn Post Junior High Pep Club with Cheer Leaders . . . Ricki Richards, Janice Van Horn, Nancy Woodruff, Judy Rivers. FOOTBALL The 1958 edition of the Kingfisher Yellow Jackets won four of its ten games after losing the first three in a row and the first four out of the first five. The Yellow Jackets opened the season at Bethany and looked bad in losing 0-34. The next week at Yukon, KHS lost by an even more lopsided score, 8-48. Cordell Carter scored the Jacket touchdown. The third loss came at the hands of Cordell in a 3-B conference game, 0-8. The Yellow Jackets showed definite improvement in this one. At last a ray of hope shined through as the Yellow Jackets won over Carnegie, a 3-B opponent, by a score of 34-14 with Jerry Linton scoring four times and Laverne Buf- falomeat once. In one of the big games of the season, the Yellow Jackets lost to rival Crescent 0-26 to spoil an otherwise wonderful home- coming. The Yellow Jackets' strong finish commenced as touchdowns by How- ard Johnson, Jerry Linton and Bill Harrison led the way in a 20-14 win over Fairview. The Jacket's bloom faded the next week in a listless 6-28 loss to 3-B foe Geary. Jerry Linton scored the only KHS touchdown. Re- turning to their winning ways, the Yellow Jackets downed Hinton 18-0 with Jerry Linton, Laverne Buffalo- meat and Leon Miller scoring touch- downs. The fired-up Yellow Jackets dumped traditional rival Watonga by a 23-0 count. Jerry Linton scored two touchdowns and passed to end Howard Johnson for the other. The Yellow Jackets closed out the 1958 season on a sad note. Weatherford, the 3-B champs, downed the Jackets by a 40-14 score. Weatherford led by 40-8 at the half but the Jackets played them on better than equal terms in the last half. Howard Johnson and Cordell Carter scored the KHS touchdowns. At the close of the season, half- back Jerry Linton and tackle Steve Smola were placed on the All-District team. x l FIRST ROW: Kenny Martin, Jimmy Minfield, Cordell Carter, Larry Peterson, John Yarbrough, Lyle Walton, John Thorpe, Dennis Kale, Don Younger, Jim Staudacher, Danny Webber, Emery Cole. SECOND ROW: Wes Truman, Assistant Coachg Jess Campbell, Charlie Mathis, Otis Reeves, Wayne Klingsick, Robert Jones, Charles Gender, Steve Smola, Ray Lee Wall, Jerry Linton, Tuffy White, Jerry Glenn, Howard Johnson, Gordon Lamebull, Trainer: Dub Leathers, Coach. THIRD ROW: Arnold Droke, Calvin Ellyson, Bobby Randall, Leon Miller, Jack Steele, Gilbert Lame- bull, Max Pedigo, Darrell Bullard, John Ruth, Laverne Buffalomeat, Bill Harrison, Ronnie Williams, Freddy Forte, Trainer. Our queen and captain honor our team 63 KHS 0 Bei 8 Yu 0 'COI 34 'Cal 0 Cri 20 Fai 6 'Ge: 18 'Hii 23 'Wa 14 'We '3-B Conf Offense-Otis Reeves, Right Halfbackg Laverne Buffalomeat, Fullbackg Jerry Linton, Halfbackg Bill Harrison, Fullbackg Leon Miller, Endg Charles Gender, Tackleg Lyle Walton, Guardg Gilbert Lamebull, Centerg John Thorpe, Guardg Steve Smola, Tackleg Howard Johnson, End. Arnold Droke high steps against Yukon. l 64 Howard Johnson make KHS to victory over F 445- ,J . N NVE 4 ,z xg - ,. .4 I sg, l. gf 1.,-' 'ff 1 1 if QM XJ 1 V I M.. -s a sensational run airview. R vm.. Sf, Kneeling . . . . Vinita Kern. Tillie Chaino Judy Little Sherry Steele Connie Es Qlt, Standing : . . . John Thorpe, scorekeeperg'Sharon Sutton, Mary Franeis Marth pM Janice Mllacek, Karen Paris, Coach Jack Edge. a ueggenborg' Beverly Baker, GIRLS' BASKETBALL Starting Ijne . . . Sherry Steele, Judy Little, Sharon Sutton, Martha Mueggenborg, Venlta Kern, Karen Paris. 66 GIRLS 8-15 K.l-LS. Opponent 41 Yukon 38 26 Deer Creek 24 37 Carrier 34 23 Yukon 31 26 Okarche 33 22 Cordell 41 32 Carrier 34 25 Big Four 24 34 Hinton 41 35 Loyal 44 23 Dover 31 44 Geary 50 22 Cordell 39 26 Loyal 27 26 Dover 36 33 Hinton 46 43 Watonga 36 41 Watonga 36 38 Geary 31 Fairview Tournament 33 Greenfield 29 27 Cleo Springs 34 County Tournament 29 Cashion 47 District Tournament 23 Watonga 45 BOYS 10-14 K.H.S. Opponent 45 Carrier 57 43 Yukon 48 45 Okarche 34 35 Cordell 49 32 Carrier 46 26 Weatherford 37 44 Hinton 53 47 Loyal 39 34 Dover 57 45 Geary 47 57 Cordell 48 54 Weatherford 58 44 Loyal 52 27 Dover 54 45 Hinton 43 50 Watonga 44 54 Watonga 38 41 Geary 40 Fairview Toumnment 34 Ringwood 36 County Tournament 42 Cashion 35 36 Loyal 46 Starting Lineup .... Ralph Kooken, Howard John- D- t , t T t son, Ray Lee Wall, Jerry Linton, Cordell Carter. IS TIC 0lll'Il8,lI18ll 38 Okarche 31 44 Hennessey 33 Regional Tournament 23 Dunjee 34 BOYS' BASKETBALL Standing .... John Thorpe, Scorekcepr-rg Joe Pursell, Arnold Droke, Embvry Tatum, John Ruth, Howard John- son, Bill Harrison, Ray Lee Wall, Coach Dub Leathers. Kneeling .... Freddie Forte, Wayne Klingsick, John Yarbrough, Jerry Linton, Ralph Kooken, Lyle Walton Cordell Carter. 2 Football Queen Karen Paris Senior Queen Carol Glover Junior Queen Joyce Mapel Sophomore Queen Elaine Vorderlandwehr Freshman Queen Beverly Wilson 68 , Qdggmevi ,..,, 'ai mn.: ,mf - ., ,. . We-onli FHA King Steve Smola FFA Queen Barbara Schoelen Pep Club Queen Betty Maehs Pep Club Queen Donna Horn Pep Club King Ray Lee Wall ANNUAL QUEEN ANNUAL KING L ' Annu Q Donna Lemo Annual King Don Max T MOST POPULAR GIRL MOST POPULAR BOY ular Girl awkins ' ular Boy Glass O 1 L Girls State . . . Gayla Sue Pierson, Louise Lietzke, Boys State . . . Ralph Kooken, Howard Johnson, Lyle Walton. Baseball .... I im Staudacher, Leon Kochenower, Charlie Mathis, Jerry Linton, Alva Norwood, Kenny Martin. Delbert Morgan, Jerry Glenn, Coach Dub Leathers, Bobby Randall, Gilhert Lumebull, Wayne Klingsick. Lester Garrison, John Ruth, Howard Johnson, Ray Lee Wall, Freddie Forte, Calvin Ellyson. 4-H Club . . . Barbara Schoelen, Dian Harrison, Kayleen Harrison, Karen Leitner, Betty Schoelen, Carol Yost. Danny Cupp, Nancy Lohmeyer, Karmaleta Hill, Sylvia Luhnieyt-r, Gary Ht-lt. Cecilia Schoelen, Janielh Struck, Kenny Corbin. 71 JUNIOR HIGH FCOTBALL Junior High Football . . . John Chaino, Donald Bout- well, David Sowards, Claude Trindle, Teddy Christy, Felix Keesee, Stanley Wolf, Roger Armstrong, Kneeling . . . Jess Campbell, Chuck Hawkins, Paul Leisher, Charles Lietzke, Wayne Randall, James Pendergraft, Robert Kimbrough, Gary Werner, Don- nie Frans, Standing . . . Coach Wes Truman, James Walta, Calvin Ellyson, Len Glass, Arnold Droke, Max Pedigo, Jack Steele, Jim Staudacher, Foster Johnson, Ross Jones, Bill Erdner, Coach Dub Leathers. GRADE BOYS , , . . . F t J h ,Bill Erdner, Claude Trindle, David Sowards, Charles lgI:v:1il:irgfwLKZ:ibtg:ass. Stgimdeixngcf fogoach Wes Truman, James Walta, Donnie Frans, Felix. Keesee. Marsellus Yarbrough, Paul Leisher- Gnde Football . . . David Sowards, George Hurd, Danny Cupp, Bob Anderson, Tim Burpo, Melvin Whitebird, Dennis Pflueger, Kneeling . . . Donnie Frans, Darrell Halverson, Alan Ruth, Charles Mus- ick, Harry Francis, Jim Mitchell, Leonard Hollar, Foster Johnson, Standing . . . Stanley Wolf, Felix Keesee, Claude Trindle, John Chaino, Wayne Randall, Roger Armstrong, Ronnie Carter, Floyd Duffy, Leroy Hawk, Chuck Hawkins, James Walta, Paul Leisher, Len Glass, Charles Lietzke, Gary Werner, Kirk Sut- ton, James Pendergraft, Ralph Griffith, Robert Kim- brough, Bill Erdner, George Conn. Coach Wes Truman. 72 GRADE GIRLS ,C Grade Basketball . . . Kayleen Harrison, Janilla Crist, Linda Williams, Margaret Antelope, Sandra Porter, Nancy Vieth. Standing. . . Coach Wes Truman, Kathleen Musick, Nancy Woodruff, Janis Van Horn, .lean Morrow, Maurine Martin, Louise Wolf, Dianna Kale, Pam Abernathy. JUNIGR HIGH BASKETBALLA- Junior High Basketball . . . Coach Jack Edge, Arlene Powell, Karen Leitner, Susan Francis Carol Wrobbel, Wynemia Ellyson, Connie Espolt, Mary Pinkston. Junior High Basketball . . . Alva Norwood, David Cole, Jimmy Meier, David Sowards, Chuck Hawkins. Standing . . . Coach Jack Edge, Jim Staudacher, Jack Steele, Max Pedigo, Calvin Ellyson, Arnold Droke, Jess Campbell. Eighth Grade Chorus . . . Barbara Boutwell, Luella Nice, Carol Robinson, Linda Williams, Kay- leen Harrison, Nancy Woodruff, Dianna Kale, Nancy Vieth, Kathleen Musick, Pam Abernathy. Carol Patterson, Margaret Kelly, Linda Hawkins, Karmaleta Hill, Joyce Hurd, Janis Van Horn, Maurine Martin, Sandi Porter, Carol Bullard, Jean Morrow. Stanley Wolf, Don Frans, Paul Leisher, Foster Johnson, Len Glass, James Walta, Wayne Randell, Robert Kimhro, Felix Keesee, Max Mitchell. CHORUS Seventh Grade Boys Chorus . . . Dennis Pfleuger, Danny Cupp, George Hurd, Louis Loftis, Alan Ruth, Michael Hobbs, Larry Langley, Harry Francis, Charles Musick, Floyd Duffy. Ronnie Carter, Douglas Fisher, Bob Anderson, Leonard Hollar, Jim Mitchell, Kirk Sutton, Roy Thompson, Daryl Halverson, Mark Baker. Seventh Grade Girls Chorus . . . Ricki Richards, Kay Sue Burge, Gloria Wood, Betty Clason, Gail Mayes, Sarah Mitchell, Dian Harrison, Sandra Burton, Judith Webb, Colleen Randell. Bonnie Hurst, Nancy Nuernberger, Loma Castine, Nancy Lohmeyer, Shirley Boutwcll, Christine Quigley, Judy Rivers, Linda Stuteville, Bonnie Minfield, Shelia Yarbrough. Mary Horn, Margie Stone, Martha Shutler, Frances Baker, Kay Newer, Bobby Martin, Deanne Pfleuger. 74 Seventh Grxidv Boys Quarteffe . . , Charles Musick, gmemh Grad., Girls -, A -, , , , . ,' -, . ' , QUllffl'ltf0 . . . liimki Richards, Lan? Lanmlll' Alan Rum' MK haol Hobbs' Nancy Nucrnbvrgcr, lilziriha Shutlvr, llian Harrison. Eighth Grade Boys Chorus Officers . . . Stanley Wolf, vicc-president: James Walla, reporter, Foster Johnson. president: Paul Leisher, sec- retaryg Robert Kimhro, librarian. Girls Glee Cluh Officers . . . Luvlla Nice, srcrctaryg Nancy Wuodrui'f, reporterg Nancy Vieih, librariani Kayleen Harrison, prcsirlcntp Maurine Martin, vice-president. Seventh Grade Boys Chorus Officers . . . Larry Langley, re- , , . V I, porter, Danny Cupp, librarian and repm'lPr3 Alan Ruth, treas- ggi: ' ' ' Pmml 5 Bakr I' Martha urergfnot picturf-di: .Timmy Hawkins, lihrariang Roger Arm- strong, preside-ni: John Chaino, vice-president. ' Eighth Grade Girls Sextet .... loan Morrow, Kayle-cn Harrison, Nancy Violh, Nancy Woodruff, Dianna Seventh Grade- Girls Chorus Officers . . . Nancy Lohmeyer, Kale, Janis Van Horn. vice-prcsidont: Dian Harrison, pre-sirlc-ni: Gloria XVood, sccrc- tary: Sandra Burton, librarian: Gail Mayes, reporter: Sarah 75 , ANNUAL CONTRIBUTORS Abercrombies' Abernathy's Deluxe Cafe Ash Bros. Lumber Yard Beverly's Malt Shop Bill's I. G. A. Boyd's Machine Shop Broadway Motel Campbell's Grocery C. E. Pyatt, D. D. S. Cimarron Electric Co-op Cook's Auto Supply Dr. A. R. Zellers, Optometrist 8-T-1 Cafe Ellyson's Sinclair Service Everett Murphy, Lawyer Gus Wolf 8: Sofns Harvey Brown Auto Supply Hauser Motor Company Hill Bros. Hudson Home Laundry Irvin K. Bollenbach J. C. Penney Company Jones Drug Kingfisher Airport Kingfisher Cooperative Elev. Assn. Kingfisher Federal Savings 8x Loan Kingfisher Fertilizer 8: Seed Kingfisher Ice 8: Locker Company Kingfisher Lumber Co. Kingfisher Office Supply Kingfisher Times and Free Press Langley-Mason Funeral Home Maxine's Flowers McNaught's Jewelry Store Mr. and Mrs. Ted' Lorenz Owens Supply Peoples National Bank Pierson Electric Pioneer Telephone Co-op Ralph Enix Drugs Sandusky Chevrolet Co. Shutler, Shutler and Baker, Solomon Agency Throckmorton Agency Times Printing Company Vaughn's Bakery V. D. Firestone, Lawyer Vieth Bros. Walton Drug Wildwood Florist Wm. B. Rogers, Agent W. R. Nuernberger Lawyers ninr nfncgralgixg W M izfbwfv KWWMQJW L X QA MW We-47 24 OZQWJML yM,Mm.a,,,1a,f, W: W gf Agn Qwmwywj cm, HJ Dypwjw Ewan, fdyzzwff QM! QQ ALM 45ZJMU?z,,W,f,4a,,4M1 Www Lf-414 BMW :fmf7ffMwff4Ww ,mm AZWA DM WMLJMLW Qfwwfw WWW? JAMZWWM W4MV7 75f4'fffMf7J7f:AfvHfw'ff Wffwfff X3 7fZ.5a.MJc fwly 2532 t9.,.2,,,..La.:L.vmzHn-0. 545 pw 44 AM fmt jQA1.,..A,09,l.4.M 7604 Ezfmvg gdcfgwg aagfw IN MEMORIAM To live in the hearts one leaves behind is not to die. Larry Mack Baade Born ...f X ugust 13, 1940 Died . . . March 19, 1959 Senior - Kingfisher High School 1959 We learned to value and depend upon him for his fine qualities of loyalty and con sideration of others. We appreciated his friendly smile and his happy outlook on life. Larry was newer afraid of work and was ready to take his share - or more than his share - of work to be done. He gave generously of his time to help others, We were glad to call him Friend The Lord is my shepherdg I shall not want. He maketh me to lie down in green pastures: He leadeth me beside the still waters. He restoreth my soul: He leadeth me in the paths of righteousness for His name's sake. Yea, though I walk through the valley of death, I will fear no evil: For thou art with meg thy rod and thy staff they comfort me. Thou preparest a table before me in the presence of mine enemies: Thou anointest my head with oilg my cup runneth over. 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