Lexington High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Lexington, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1961 volume:

Published by the students of Lexington High School in hopes that between these covers lie some of the most pleasant memories of our lives. mT This year marks the hundredth an- niversary of the beginning of the Civil War. In looking back over the past one hundred years, we realize how much we have advanced scientifically and economically. We see how we have come step by step from the cannon to the guided missle from the wooden man-of-war to the atomic submarine. We note inventions, such as the telephone, elec- tric light and motor, automobile, airplane, and electronic devices, which have given us such a high standard of living. And we view the advancement in medical techniques and materials which has raised our life expectancy by years. What lies ahead? We can only guess. But what- ever is it, it is certain that we, the leaders of To- morrow, will play an integral part in it. With this in mind we, the Memories staff, dedicate this yearbook of 1961 to future achievement. 3 Chelsea O. Burkett High School Principal John Kitchens Grade School Principal Berniece Arnold School Secretary FACULTY Jewel Burkett Fifth Grade Pearl Burkett Commerce Alleese Chenoweth English Audrey Doussett Fourth Grade 5 James Hunter Agriculture Delores Slatten Obera Ward Third Grade Fourth and Fifth Grade Mickey Herron Music and Art Eulaula Long Second Grade F A C U L T Y 6 Kathryn Ward School Treasurer Elizabeth Rankin English James Arnold Robertson Shop and Math W. N. Russell Jr. Hi. Coach and Math Fred Sawyer Science 7 Class Officers-Charles Tompkins, V. Pres.; Berry Skinner, Sec.; Kent Webb, Reporter; Johnnie Greenwood, Pres. Seniors 9 SENIOR OF Dickey Anderson Donald Beason Charles Brown Carroll Caldwell Julian Center Juanita Combs Monette Coles Bobby Compton XASS 61 Larry Jenkins Jane Landers Earl Johnson Judy Landers Troy Davey Carolyn Henry Johnnie Greenwood Marilyn Henry Alvin Olson Nelda Rousey James Ramsey Marie Simpson The scene is the Lexington High School Gymnasium. It is the evening of October 31, 1960. This day has been a hectic one. Early this morning the three Senior High School classes came to make some last minute preparations for this, the 1960 Halloween Carnival, and to put some finishing touch- es on their thrones and booths, which they started last week. Then at 11:45 a.m., the doors were opened and the crowd started to pour in. This crowd was well entertained by the Senior's fishpond and barrel ride, the 12 Betty Skinner David Spence Daryl Stockdale Charles Tompkins Junior’s cake-walk, and the Sophomores bingo concession. Now the booths are all closed, the money has been turned in to the judges, and the crowd is anxiously awaiting the results of the queen's race. Suddenly a voice booms forth from the loud speaker, and a cheer comes up from the crowd. The Seniors have won the 1960 Carnival Queen's race. This is one of the highest honors which a high school class can gain, and we Sen- iors are very proud of this accomplish- ment. We se thanks a Sawy spon; have giv pVs th yea ess our r. Fred ett, our h they enior ACTIVITY LIST DICKEY ANDERSON JANE LANDERS F.F.A. 9,10,11,12; Class Pres. 11. F.H.A. 12; Basketball 9. DONALD BEASON Baseball 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9,10,11,12; F.F.A. 9,10, 11,12, Reporter 11, Sec. 12; Student Council 10; Class V. P. 9; Class Reporter, 11. CHARLES BROWN CARROLL CALDWELL F.F.A. 10,11,12; Baseball 12; Basketball 12. JULIAN CENTER Student Council 12, Pari. 12;N.H. S. 11,12, Reporter 12; Memories Staff 11,12; Editor 12; Boys'State. JUDY LANDERS F.H.A. 12; Library 12; Basketball 9. DEAN MILLIGAN Basketball 9,10,11,12; Library 11,12; F.F.A. 9,10,11,12; Baseball 10,11. JIM MOFFAT F.F.A. 9,10,11,12. ALVIN OLSON F.F.A. 9,10,11,12, Treas. 12; Memories” Staff 12; Bas- ketball 9,10,11; Baseball 9,10,11. MONETTE COLES F.H.A. 10; Basketball 9,10,11. JUANITA COMBS F.H.A. 9,10,11; Reporter 11; Cheerleader 11,12; Legend Staff 12; Basketball 11, 12; Class Queen 11; Memories Staff 12. BOBBY COMPTON F.F.A. 9,10,11,12; Baseball 10. TROY DAVEY Baseball 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Student Coun- cil 12. JOHNNIE GREENWOOD Student Council 10,11,12; Hist. 11, V. P. 12; N.H.S. 10, 11,12, V. P. 12; Memories Staff 11, 12; F.F.A. Queen 9; F.H.A. 9,10,11, Hist. 11; Class Pres. 10,12; Office 10,11; Memories Queen 12; Girls’State. CAROLYN HENRY F.H.A. 9,10,11; Library 9,10,11. MARILYN HENRY F.H.A. 9,10,11; Library 9,10,11; Office 12. LARRY JENKINS F.F.A. 9,10,11,12. EARL JOHNSON SANDRA NORTON Office 11,12; Legend Staff 12; F.H.A. 11. JAMES RAMSEY F.F.A. 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9; Baseball 11. NELDA ROUSEY Student Council 12; Library 10,11; Legend” Staff 12; Of- fice 12; Basketball 9; Carnival Queen 12; F. H. A. 9. MARIE SIMPSON F.H.A. 9,10,11,12, V.P. 12; Memories Staff 11,12; Office 11, 12. BETTY SKINNER Student Council 9,10,11,12, Pres. 12; N.H.S. 10,11,12, Sec. 12, State Treas. 12; Memories Staff 11,12; Class Sec. 12; Office 9,10,11; D. A.R. DAVID SPENCE Basketball 9,10,11,12; Baseball 9,10,11,12; Memories Staff 12. DARYL STOCKDALE F.H.A. King 11; N.H.S. 11,12, Hist. 12; F.F.A. 9,10, 11.12, Sent. 11. V.P. 12; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Baseball 9.10.11.12. CHARLES TOMPKINS F.F.A. 10,11,12, Sec. 11, Pres. 12; N.H.S. 10,11,12, Pres. 12; Memories Staff 11,12; Student Council 10,12, 14 Sec. 12; F.H.A. King 10; Class V. P. 12; Basketball 9, 10,11,12; Baseball 9,10,11,12. KENT WEBB Student Council 11, Reporter 11; Class Reporter 12; Mem- ories Staff 11,12; Legend Staff 11,12. BOBBY WELLS Baseball 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9,10,11,12; F.F.A. 9,10, 11,12. PATSY WHEELER F.H.A. 9,10, 12; Library 12; Basketball 9. TOMMY YEARY N.H.S. 10,11,12; Memories” Staff 11,12; Basketball 9, 10,11,12; Baseball 9,10,11,12; Library 10,11. SENIOR CLASS WILL We the Seniors of Lexington High School being of reasonably sound mind do hereby bequeath the following: DICKIE ANDERSON leaves the franchise to drive a hoodless Ford to Vic Talley. DONALD BEASON leaves to swap his Ford for a Cadillac. CHARLES BROWN leaves his naval career because he gets seasick. WAYNE CALDWELL leaves his job in the lunchroom to anyone who likes housekeeping. JULIAN CENTER leaves his serious hard working ability to Jerry Slate. BOBBY COMPTON leaves. TROY DAVEY leaves his number 15 basketball suit to Calvin Hobson. LARRY JENKINS leaves school anytime he can. EARL JOHNSON leaves his ability at bookkeeping to Yvonne Barnes. DEAN MILLIGAN leaves Lexington. JIM MOFFAT leaves Purcell because the police are unfriendly. ALVIN OLSON leaves his swiftness to Gene Cambell. JIMMY RAMSEY leaves his job at the Hightower's station to Carey Sherman. DAVID SPENCE leaves his Bolo Mask to Larry Northcutt. DARYL STOCKDALE leaves his voice to Joyce Standridge. CHARLES TOMPKINS leaves his polite manners to Carrol Heartsill. KENT WEBB leaves his appreciation of old cars to Ronnie Dodd. BOBBY WELLS leaves his basketball position to Dickie Stockdale. TOMMY YEARY leaves his red hair to Ronald Brown. MONETTE COLES leaves--On second thought maybe she should take it with her. JUANITA COMBS leaves to join the Army and Bill. JOHNNIE GREENWOOD leaves and takes Cap. CAROLYN HENRY leaves her sister the job of Lex. news reporter. MARILYN HENRY leaves so she won’t have to take the job. JANE LANDERS leaves her good looks to Judy Landers. JUDY LANDERS leaves her good looks to Jane Landers. JANIE MORGAN leaves searching for new territory (Boys). SANDRA NORTON leaves her boisterous attitude to Amadel Marquis. NELDA ROUSEY leaves her office running to any track star. MARIE SIMPSON leaves to join the Harlem Globe Trotters. BETTY SKINNER leaves her leadership ability to Betty Combs. PATSY WHEELER leaves her temper to Reon Goins. 15 On Jan. 23 the WKY Disc Jockeys, in an unusual display of courage, played the fe- rocious Lexington Powder Puffs. It would be hard to say what was the high point of the game. Perhaps it was when Danny Williams was carried off the coupt on a stretcher, or when the Deejays ran out of players and their water boy, Don Wallace, had to play basketball in his union suit. Or possibly it was in the last quarter when a lively game of touch foot- ball (?) had the Disc Jockeys climbing the bleachers. After a laugh-packed game, the power-packed Powder Puffs beat the dauntless Deejays by one touchdown. Class Officers—Carey Sherman-Pres., Gayle Rudisill-Sec., Reon Goins-Reporter, Ronnie Dodd-V. P. Juniors 17 JUNIORS Dale Akerman Yvonne Barnes Joe Baze Terry Black Ronald Brown Gene Campbell Janie Cargill Betty Combs Virginia Deskin Ronnie Dodd George Farley Barbara Farrow Sue Garrett Reon Goins Mary Harless Brenda Jeffries 18 CLASS OF ’62 19 furst cq liege FUR5TCQLLE JUNIOR PLAY To Furst College, a small town, co-ed school, comes Prince Michels, a tall, ganglingyoung fellow from down Arkansas way. When the news of his arrival is an- nounced, the girls immediately mistake his given name of Prince for a royal title. They believe that his ill-fitting clothes and awkward manners are merely eccentricities. Much to the discomfort of the bashfull hillbilly, the girls fuss over him sumpin’ fierce. That is, all except one, Ethel, to whom Prince is immediately attracted. Naturally, because of this feminine attention, Prince is not in high favor with the boys. For a year or more, a blackmail scheme has been perpetrated on some of the students at Furst. Believing Prince to be of royal birth and therefore in command of an unlimited amount of money, the blackmailer chooses him for his next victim. But with the help of FordyceGreer another intended victim, Prince sets to work and unravels the mystery. Together they catch the culprit. 20 •rsr°llf. Class Officers—Janet Ward-Sec., Paul West-V.P., John Rollins-Pres., Dickey Stockdale-Rep., Calvin Hobson-Treas. Sophomores 21 SOPHOMORES Billy Joe Anderson Jerry Don Austin Bertha Bennett Wanda Berglan Linda Boatright Mike W. Boatright Mike A. Boatwright Donald Box Billy Brown Corinne Burleson Jerry Caldwell Richard Duffy Wayne Feuerborn Jack Herron Calvin Hobson Carl Jarboe Karene Johnson Beverly Key Sammie Lambert Gerald Lawson Darlene Lawson James May Dale Mayberry Charles McCown Gary Miller CLASS OF ’63 Vera Mitchell Pat Morgan Larry Newville Larry Northcutt Delane Page Mary Plavchak Essie Powell Orville Ramsey John Rollins Steve Schmitz Sonja Shawn Carroll Slate Lamoines Snow Thresia Standridge Dick Stockdale Bobby Straughan Jerry Trussell Hattie Vickers Jackie Vickers Charlotte Walker Janet Ward Paul West Tommy Wilhite Nancy Williams Johnnie York 23 CLASSES Mr. Robertson struggling with some 'cute angles in geometry class The burning truth about the agriculture shop. Gary Holloway cuttin up in the shop. 24 The biology class disecting a fish. Scalpel, .scissors. ..paper towel.. Pearson's Lumber Yard Bargains for builders” Lexington, Oklahoma Junior Ttuar Class Officers—Pat Black-Reporter, Donna Odom- Sec., Craig Williams-Pres., Don Thompson-V.P NINTH GRADE V Don Thompson Vernon Walker Craig Williams John Williams Lawrence Wilkins Jerry York Lois Berglan Pat Black Marilyn Blackwell Carl Burleson Roger Burkett Paul Carr David Cochran Robert Coffman Janice Coker Terry Coker Terry Courange Kay Deaton Jerry Yeary Donald Eldridge Dorothy Farrow Rochelle Feurborn Harold Hamm Carroll Heartsill Gary Holloway Janice Hooper Bertie Hale Jo Anne Idlett Delores Johnson William Johnson Jack Key Terry Key Erich Lairson Amadel Marquis Lou Retha May Jimmy Mayberry Donnie McKiddy Judy Miller Michael Newville Donna Odom Carl Olson Tommy Perry Jerry Rudisill Jeral Rains Harold Rousey Kenneth Ramsey Phyllis Simpson Diana Slate Judy Spurgin 26 Class Officers—Wendel Petrey-Reporter, Cheryl Peery-Treas., Mike Craven-V.P., Pat Shawn-Sec., (Not Shown) Roy Beason- Pres. EIGHTH GRADE ft W 27 SEVENTH GRADE Class Officers—Ramona Bennett-Sec., Vir ginia Holder-Reporter, Gary Garner-Pres., Rodney Goddard-V. P, Ramona Bennett Glen Berglan Kenneth Brady David Clements Sherry Coleman Bob Deskin Jim Eldridge Darrell Farrow Gary Garner Rodney Goddard Tommy Haley Judy Hall Betty Harless Royce Hodges Virginia Holder Andrew Idlett B ob Idlett Birdie Lack Velma Lairson Zema Lairson Linda Lawson Ann Long Martha McCown Lawrence McKiddy Vickie Norton Lannis Odom Billy Russell PALACE DRUG STORE Lexington KEN’S RED WHITE Purcell SCOTTIES BUTANE CO Lexington SIXTH GRADE David Boatwright Linda Bratcher Barbara Caudill Julie Center Fayetta Courange Cheryl Daniels Larry Eldridge Coy Embry Melva Farley Lucille Farrow Kendall Gwin Clois Hays Ray Hays Dana Hobson Gale Hobson Sally Holloway Alma Houston Kathy Hunter Helen Idlett Nancy Idlett Terry Johnson Barbara Lairson Charles Lawson Mildred McCaslin Derrell Morgan Sammy Montgomery Carl Rains Kent Rudisill Barbara Slate Jerrold Slate Sue Slatten Jimmy Smith Margaret Spore FIFTH GRADE Kieran Arnold Evert Bennett Michael Brown Teresa Burnett William Cawlfield Judy Clark Carla Clements Denelda Dees Jimmy Deskin Alvin Easton Barbara Eldridge Linda Emery Neoma Farrow Vickie Hodges Junior Houston Louise Hurley Fay Idlet Jo Ann Johnson 30 FIFTH GRADE Jackie Kelley Joyce Lambert Shirley Lansdale Joe Lindsey Bruce Lack Beth McDonald Steve Murphy Connie Perry Sharon Qualls Jeannie Seeds Dale Shaw Linda Jan Shobert Dayton Smith Rexann Sparlin George Spore Brenda Lee Robbins Paul Williams Philip Goodrich V FOURTH GRADE Jo Ann Berglan Helen Burchfield Roger Bounds Ollie Bratcher Linda Bray Lavonne Cheatwood Thomas Clark Jackie Ray Cloud Roberta Combs Susie Coyn Glendia Davidson Norma Dees Kathryn Embry Billy Lee Farrow Josie Farrow Joyce Farrow Joel Gwin Billy Haley Priscilla Ham Cindy Herron Shirley Idlett Jerry Ule Lynna Jones Roger Jones Kathie Johnson Robert Johnson Terry Johnson Jimmy Kersey Carolyn Lansdale Paul Lawson Jay P. Paulk Delinda Ramsey Phillip Rankin 31 FOURTH GRADE Keith Rousey Jeanne Rycroft Melinda Shawn J. Lee Slatton Donald Trussell Larry Wiley Roger Y ork THIRD GRADE Randall Arnold Carla Morene Black Gary Mike Burnett Opal Mae Clark Lana Gay Connell Lona Mae Connell Shirley Ann Giroux Leonard Gene Hayles Twilla Kay Henderson Phyllis Jean Hodges Judith Nan Johnson Marilyn Lee Jones Billie Lou Kelley John Ray Lack Rhonda Beth Murphy Ronnie Dale Page Angela Dawn Qualls Don Dale Rains John Mark Rankin Curtis Ryan Suzanne Seeds Beverly Jean Shockey Debra Sue Smith Cathy Ann Kelley SECOND GRADE Pamila Bounds Geraldine Bratcher Max Burnett Jack Caldwell Bobby Clark Sandra Courange Michael Coym Carolyn Deskin Deborah Dodd Donnie Embry Jaquitte Farrow Susan Goodrich Michael Gwin Dwight Haley 32 SECOND GRADE Kathren Hamm Loretta Hays Loyd Hays Lindel Hayles Dean Holder John Houston Jimmy Huddleston Michael Hunter Doris Idlett Gary Hie Calvin Johnson Arnold Jones Ronnie Jones Lewis Kitchens Dorathy Lansdale Valorie Lister Martin Kendell Patricia MaGaha Kathrine Robbins Sharon Rycroft Gary Sanders Toni Schneider Eugene Skinner Richard Snow Velma Sollars Eugene Stone Gayla Whitehead FIRST GRADE Shelby Ashment Helen Berglan Joyce Berglan Shelia Caldwell Thomas Carr Billy Cheatwood Dale Cheatwood Clifford Clark Donald Clements David Courange Steve Embry Linda Evans Bobby Farrow Patsy Farrow Wymond Farrow Nancy Gw in Marilyn Hamm Judy Henderson Otis Holstein Jimmy Hudson Peggy Johnson Richard Landers Debbie Lairson Dowl Lawson Anna Lindsey Randal Lister Daylene Martin Larry Mayo 33 FIRST GRADE Steven Yeary THE I960 CHRISTMAS PROGRAM Terry Morgan Bruce Murphy Sandra Parks Melvin Paulk Marketa Ramsey Bruce Rayburn Kenneth Sanders Michael Schneider Steven Simmons Patricia Slate David Sollars Bradley Thomas Jo Ann Wiley Rosemary Williams (Irpiiizatiniis STUDENT COUNCIL SEATED: Louise Rousey, Mr. Sullivan-Sponsor, Yvonne Bames, Judy Spurgin-Historian, Brenda Jefferies, Charles Tompkins-Secretary, Johnnie Marie Greenwood-Vice President. STANDING: Glen Berglan, Glen Boatright-Repor- ter, Larry Boatright, Lanis Odom, Elouise Dixon, Carey Sherman-Treasurer, Jullian Center-Parliamentarian, Jack Herron, Troy Davey, Terry Coker, Betty Skinner-President. LEX LEGEND Again this year the Lex Legend, ur school paper, was sponsored by the Student Council. It was published bi-weekly by the following: Sandra Norton-typist, Kent Webb-Art Editor, Juanita Combs-Typist, Nelda Rousey-Produc- tion Manager, Miss Gray-Sponsor, Duane Long-Sports Editor, Gayle Rudisill-Editor-in- Chief, Jack Herron-Sports Editor. 36 MEMORIES” STAFF SEATED: Johnnie Greenwood- Asst. Bus. Mgr., Charles Tompkins-Copy Editor, Marie Simpson, Juanita Combs, Tommy Yeary-Sports Editor, Gary Holloway-Photog., Betty Skinner-Bus. Mgr. STANDING: Carey Sherman. Daryl Stockdale-Adv. Sales Mgr., Wanda Berglan, Brenda Jefferies-Yearbook Sales Mgr., Alvin Olson, Kent Webb-Lay- out Editor, Troy Davy, David Spence, Nancy Williams, Gayle Rudisill-Organization Editor, Beverly Key-Class Edi- tor, Julian Center-Editor-in-Chief. We of the Annual Staff would like to express our appreci ation of our sponsor, Mr. Robertson. 37 F.F.A. FIRST ROW-D. Duffy, D. Ramsey, J. York, C. Williams, D. Thompson, V. Walker, J. Mayberry, A. Olson, G. Campbell, D. Akerman, C. Olson, B. Straughan. SECOND ROW-J. Caldwell, M. Boatright, P. West, J. Trussell, J. Coker, H. Hamm, R, Dodd, J. Moffat, B. Ramsey, J. Rudisill, M. Newville. THIRD ROW-Mr. Jim Hunter, sponsor, L. Newville, D. Stockdale, B. Anderson, C. Tompkins, J. Ramsey, L. Snow, C. Sherman, J. Williams, D. Beason, J. May, D. McKiddy. FOURTH ROW(center)-P. Carr, J. Slate, L. Jenkins. FIFTH ROW-J. York, B. Compton, J. Yeary, C. Jarboe, W. Caldwell, J. Rains, D. Milligan, B. Wells, D. Anderson, G. Lawson, Mr. Bill Enmeier, and Mr. Jerry Schrick, Student Teachers. Officers-{seated) Kaye Deaton, F. F. A. Queen; Alvin Olson, Tres.; Charles Tompkins, Pres.; Daryl Stockdale, V. Pres.; Mr. Jim Hunter, Sponsor; (standing) Carey Sherman, Reporter; Donald Beason, Sec.; Paul West, Pari.; Dicky Duffy, Sentinel. 38 F.H.A FIRST ROW-Mrs. Duncan, sponsor, K. Johnson, L. Preascher, M. Simpson, J. Ward, M. Blackwell, D. Odom, B. Bennett. SECOND ROW-C. Caldwell, E. Powell, R. Feurborn, H. Vickers, M. Harless, T. Keys, S. Garrett, L. Sweetman, P. Black, C. Perry, E. Dixon, P. Guin, E. Shockey, B. Owens, D. Johnson, J. Miller, J. Morgan THIRD ROW-P. Shawn, J. Ward, J. Wells, V. Coggins, L. Landers, K. Edwards, D. Morgan, M. Kelley, L. Lawson, S. Shawn, M. Plavachak. FOURTH ROW-L. May, W. Berglan, C. Burleson, J. Spurgin, P. Wheeler, J. Landers, P. Simpson, K. Deaton, Jane Landers, D. Slate, L. Berglan, C. Walker, P. Walker, V. Deskin, P. Morgan. Officers-Mrs. Shirley Duncan, Sponsor; Donna Odom, Reporter; Marie Simpson, V. Pres.; Carey Sherman, F.H.A. King; Bertha Bennett, Historian; Janet Ward, Pres.; Loretta Preacher, Sec.; Marilyn Blackwell, Song Leader. 39 JUNIOR 4-H FIRST ROW-R. Johnson, V. Hodges, L. Idlett, B. Farrow, C. Lansdale, R. Combs, p. Rankin. D. Herron, P. Lawson, J. Berglan, K. Johnson, P. Ham, S. Coym, D. Ramsey, P. Williams, E. Bennett A. Easton. J. Kersey, R. Bounds, B. Lack, H. Burchfield, L. Bray, K. Embry, S. Lansdale, J. Rycroft, J. Ille. SECOND ROW-J. Lindsey, G. Spore, K. Arnold, D. Boatright, R. Henderson, J. Johnson, J. Kelley, S. Murphy, D. C. Smith, R. Sparlin, L. Shobert, B. Slate, T. Burnett, N. Dees, D. Dees, J. Seeds, B. Robbins, J. Smith. C. Lawson, D. Hobson, C. Embry, T. Johnson, A. Houston. THIRD ROW-C. Clements, D. Cawlfield, C. Hobson, L. Embry, J. Lambert, J. Deskin, L. Bratcher, S. Qualls, M. Spore, M. McCaslin, K. Gwin, B. Lairson, J. Center, R. Hays, J. Slate, Morgan, M. Brown, M. Farley, K. Hunter, Miss Audrey Doussett, Sponsor. SENIOR 4-H FIRST ROW-M. McCown, V. Norton, L. Henderson, D. Clements, B. Lack, L. Lawson, B. Harless, R. Bennett. SECOND ROW-J. Pierce, L. Odom, G. Garner, J. McKiddy, J. Ward, P. Shawn, M. Kelley, J. Wells, V. Coggins, L. Landers, D. Odom, E. Holder, A, Long, E. Dixon, R. Beason, R. Key, D. Farrow, D. Peltier. THIRD ROW-M. Cravens, C. Snow, G. Boatright, D. Combs, G. Trowbridge, D. McLaughlin, V. Newville, J. Perry, L. Talley, T. Slate, D. Jones, L. Boatright, D. Coleman, J. Hall, P. Gwln, E. Shocky, P. Black, M. Blackwell. FOURTH ROW-A. Goodrich, J. Cawlfield, D. Johnson, E. Barker, C. Perry, H.Rousey.K.Smith, B. Johnson, W. Petrey, P. Dickinson, P. Simpson, K. Deaton, L. May, D. Slate, L. Berglan, Z. Lairson, V. Lairson, Mrs. Alleese Chenoweth, Sponsor. 40 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FIRST ROW: Johnnie Greenwood, Brenda Jefferies, Yvonne Barnes, Gayle Rudisill, Betty Skinner, Mrs. Pearl Burkett. Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Charles Thompkins, Julian Center, Tommy Yeary, Daryl Stockdale, Mr. C.O. Burkett, Sponsor, Mrs. Elizabeth Rankin, Sponsor. Lexington Chapter Outstanding At State Convention The Lexington N.H.S. Chapter attended the Oklahoma State Convention of National Honor Society Chapters held in Midwest City, December ninth and tenth. Official dele- gates to the convention were Brenda Jefferies, Johnnie Marie Greenwood, Betty Skinner, and Julian Center. At last year’s convention Lexington was elected trea- surer chapter and constitutional committee member; there- fore, Lexington, as an officer chapter, took part in the planning of this year's convention. Taking part in the convention assemblies were Betty Skinner, State Treasurer, and Julian Center, who presen- ted the constitution in its first reading before the conven- tion. 41 JUNIOR HIGH GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW: L. Lawson, V. Holder, A. Long, V. Coggin, M. Kelly, D. Morgan, J. Wells, E. Dixon, J. Ward, L. Odom. SECOND ROW: B. Lack. P. Shawn, M. McCown, B. Harless. R. Bennett, V. Norton, B. Owens, Mrs. Herron, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: J. Hali, Z. Lairson, V. Lairson, S. Coleman, E. Shockey, P. Guin, L. Landers, C. Perry. SENIOR HIGH GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW: M. Plavchak, L. Prescher, H. Vickers. SECOND ROW: A. Marquis, B. Combs, C. Walker, V. Deskin, J. Cargil, M. Harless, K. Johnson, Mrs. Herron, Sponsor. FOURTH ROW: J. Center. J. Standridge, T. Standridge, T. Wilhite, (not shown) D. Mayberry. 42 Athletics SENIOR HIGH BOYS’ BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Dickie Duffy, Carey Sherman, Mike Boatright, Donald Beason, Delaine Page, David Spence, Troy Davey, Daryl Stockdale, Calvin Hobson, Harold Owens, Coach. SECOND ROW: Dick Stockdale, Ronald Brown, Duane Long, Charles Thompkins, Tommy Yeary, Jack Herron, Bobby Wells, Dean Milligan, Larry Northcutt, Donald Box, Jerry Slate. Captains; Troy Davey and Bob Wells. 44 36 Mustang 33 56 48 Tribbey 48 45 47 Asher 30 37 57 Tribbey 38 63 53 McLish 40 58 45 Washington 47 49 41 Wayne 32 48 46 Dibble 30 50 36 48 University High 40 41 67 W ashington 48 59 59 McLish 61 33 53 Asher 40 37 55 Blanchard 43 51 59 Noble 57 51 58 Newcastle 56 41 48 Purcell 74 SENIOR HIGH GIRLS’ BASKETBALL FRONT ROW: Sue Garrett, Corinne Burleson, Reon Goins, Linda Sweetman, Linda Boatright, Leota Lawson Yvonne Barnes, Juanita Combs. SECOND ROW: Beverly Key, Thersia Standridge, Charlotte Walker. Gayle Rudisill Patsy Morgan, Paulette Walker. Mr. Owens. Coach. • y 12 MUSTANG 24 19 TR1BBEY 31 37 ASHER 35 16 TRIBBEY 21 18 Me LIS H 43 23 10 10 kW ASHING TON 34 WAYNE DIBBLE WAYNE 45 34 19 17 NOBLE 48 20 A MOORE 48 14 NOBLE 42 22 LATTA 40 15 WASHINGTON 21 22 McLISH 48 28 ASHER 38 31 24 36 52 26 NEWCASTLE I 28 28 1 Purcell F 56 '■W Captains; Thersia Standridge and Yvonne Barnes. JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Donna Odom, Judy Spurgin, Pat Black, Bertie Mae Hale, Marlyn Blackwell, Lou May, Diane Slate, Kaye Deaton, Phyllis Simpson, Dorthy Farrow, Terry Key, Judy Miller. KNEELING: Mr. Russell, Coach. JR. HIGH BOYS’ BASKETBALL SEATED: Robert Coffman, Jerry York, David Cochran, Jerry Rudisill, Don Thompson, Craig Williams. KNEELING: Terry Coker, Donnie McKiddy, Vernon Walker, Jimmy Mayberry, Terry Courange. STANDING: John Williams, Jeral Rains, Jerry Yeary, Paul Carr, Mr. Rus- sell, Coach. 46 BASEBALL FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Terry Black, Ronnie Dodd, Victor Talley, Mike Boatright, John Rollins, Troy Davey, Daryl Stockdale, Cap Beason, BACK ROW: David Spence, Charles Tompkins, Jack Herron, Bobby Wells, Tommy Yeary, Larry Northcutt, Duane Long, Harold Owens, Coach. The BULLDOGS started the 1960 fall season under a new coach, Harold Owens Due to the limited time of the fall base- ball season, a lot of hard work had to be done before the opening game, which we won by a small margin. Although we weren't perfect we began to look forward to the District Playoff Game with always tough Noble. This game was played a little better than the previous one, and we were able to win the District Champ- ionship for the third time in four years. Then it was off to the Regionals at Fort Cobb. We left on Thursday afternoon in order to get in some practice on the strange field. We had a little hard luck and were not able to go any further than the first round, but every one is looking forward to the spring season. Captains; Troy Davey and Daryl Stockdale. 47 BULLPUP” CHEERLEADERS Juanita Combs, Betty Owens, Thersia Standridge, Kay Deaton, Janie Cargill, Birdie Lack. V r pi . 9 GRANNIES COFFEE SHOP Lexington EVANS NURSING HOME Purcell THE I960 HALLOWEEN 50 CARNIVAL Johnnie Greenwood FIRST STATE BANK OF LEXINGTON, OKLAHOMA Some Larger - None Better CHECKING ACCOUNTS SAVINGS ACCOUNTS SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES LOANS MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE (4 4 CORPORATION GRACE GROCERY MARKET Phone 59 Lexington 56 V 'f •: i i k