Lindsay High School - Leopard Yearbook (Lindsay, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1947 volume:

THE' LEUPARD H ooo .,. USE: f -Zloggo x,'D5' 1 9 ' I1 U 0 16 LINDSAY HIGH SCHO Ja 0 .c oN Ko gifs Eg'-la! -ff .me-'-3 f -X 6 2 on , 0 U o 'riff S t u d e n t A n u a I P b I i c a t i of h O L , ,Z 6:5 FOREWORD THE LEOPARD STAFF f XA QQQZS5 ,s 3055 X 4' 7-I Q- rf ,- o ' ,. ' f-' 6 ggi X3 5 wiv., 47 -A fx I f gf 3 ,f j' , 's ' ff A , -I QNX JT v 1 .I H 2 i, ' rv H X Q XX -X ff , K X , If I x ff X . X 1 ,-' I . Y ' X Q 'al :E ..- XX f be Q: ' lil sa ' . I- f gl ' 'H -Il K 5 5: f ,, Q 4 M N ' fg? ,fl ,zfff fi' 'n Q ss1?:'-. .,-., de! F I .Ea I f 'l 1 Q W5 1 ' 4 N ,A 1 ,Z .',-' .. V . fi Hixi -.,:- . ' ' ' ,I f . i g :x Q43 J -Q 5 -if an ' , Z- Z ff X XX Dedication J!! Y nf'- he a fe ow lx our arho , hmldmng and worn ut re s '1 v we a ow w C xl o W1 an-1 F 'QWW Below IS our Board of Educamon I A E 15 made up of three flue efflcmenr 'AQ in men Three we all know and apprec ate very much ev h ve done splendxd job if selertznr fearhers they thmnk are worthv to gu1de us 1n ' 0 1' our stud1es, for th1s we are lndeed grateful .autism 3? '-- ' 58:0 F. D. Stephens Jack S1mms Loren Brown L , f' 1' fl . , 1' .- A. V 1' ,.x 1 We R ' I 'Q-gi ff' 5 ' ' 'L ' To I left nd I I Q 5 'ol I ,, I, f ' ,,. Q, i., V f Inca Q 'i wg V E f. IT, 19 wld, ' ' D 'L 1, iv ' - Q Q' S we a :Juli .appywe have lt, Q ll --' kn ff ox fi never ri 'thout if. I 5 . v1-v' 4. , f ' .I x ' Ni 1' Av. i I. 3 ' L A L' - :lggr jk r MP ' . , ' A ' I rd 'tu , - . l f ' 1 . ' ., ' ' ' . . .. l 1, ,UI ' ' H F V lf' ,JV J , T . 4- ' . ,. rkyxfgli I A A 1 . Th, a. M14 'rt . . , ff r 2 . K - 4 H V V - 9 ' -, . f 1 A U . . . 4, ' N- i . , Y ' 1' Q . - ,mg he vs-..i . l, : lv , : K ' 3 fe, 6 ' A s ' Lf - J ,bi z Q, 4 A ,gl ,-5 . 3 - 14 lg A E z 5 2 -' S - i ii -ti ' S -,, 1 Vt 'V :mg-,ai -1 43,, 4-- LEOPARD STAFF l946-I947 Editor-in-Chief. . Assistant Editor - - Advertising Manager. Assistant Advertising Society Editor . . . Sports Editors . . Art Editors . . Junior Reporter .. Sophomore Reporter . Freshman Reporter . . Faculty Advisor . . . betty helch Joy Morris Don Romans Mary McCaughey Charlene Nelson Leslie Atkinson Betty Strickler Jack Farmer Katy Brown Kenneth Williams Jack Farmer Patsy Callahan Faye E. Haddix 1 1 1 u th1s book a J ro1gh th 19 e emo lP5 h1 W1 rl r U 1 ll real1 11 yo1 1 day ,'rD were tht 1app11s' V1 e e 1111 xou for great resp ns1' ll hdUCdIlON long 1ob lV111ZaI1OH todav 1 e lpon enorno s technlcal develupment As SC16HIlflL knowledf advances uncontrol more and more natural processes new SOC1al and pOl1llCd1 problems, GACD more rom plex and d1ff1CU1I than the one hefore w1ll arlse Students whose p1ctures appear IH th1s annual w1ll have the1r share of these problems to solve and the1r only tools or weapons needed w1ll be EDUCATION Congratulatlons Mythe sponsors of th1s annual, The Sen1or Class, the1r sponsors Wxss Hadd1X and Mr Burch, UIt's good H Prom me that's volumes of pralse eh HSQHIOTSU. Don 7 'A f UF SIGN N no S not gain C IIIH knowledge from hook a1n vou IH 1 gp- GTICAH wav I1 tt enabl 1 to t1ke yo ate IH NOCIPIW Th1s lQ PGUCHIIOU the NPXTQ to eome we want you to feel pro e ct x.u 1re 1 graduate of l1ndsay 1 Q Col d th1t xwu owe a great debt of gratxtu 119 N o l1nds y that made 11 QOSQI r you Q the opportun1tv of a Hlgh wcho wave hold lU m1nd that vou have ga1ued 1rst n1lestone don t look bac look to the future L ue '1on moves forwa d l1 Burch 4'X -t ln the fllufl when you pirk p ', nd f A 1 thvwl th 1 . .e pw es. th, m . r ,i, t at ll 'll 5' ' hold fo yo are unifld. s I 'F Q You wi ze th: ,Jr High Sclool ' -A E 1 f 1 P e:1 of all, a real pr1 '1 g , hu 'ng ,' j ,' -:,t,g'a1l1 'es. Q Yo 5 j lH T1gh ful ol wa: . to ' er Q 1' ' p' , . but to tr ' L A the ,ta Am ' ',j of fe. '1 le you 1 1 ' ur pl :P ' Q 'K j--- .'e , . In 4 J K X , 1 ' . , , ud of th' fa that jd 1 , 1 ,' . H'gh ' S'haf . an 4' ft ' ' V de to the git' snr f ' 'a , ' ' 3, bl fo j ' to hava 1, . ' 4 ' f 1 ol Al' V: ' .' t' ' the f' . .' a' , .' k---- . Qd 'a.A,. U g r ---- it 15 a 'fe C' ' ' ' f is b1sed '1.1 1 1 N11 A . W V L . L . , .L 4 P ua ' gk D ff? I x an-f ' ililr gn-N Mas, Qnmaq Ax'Lbi M135 FAVE HAPLzx, Mgg,,m431 MRS. LEO CLDD A A L 'R-H. 'Q' 'fi' .. , ,if Y 571: f ,I1Pf.:'n 5 Q iii? ' !' f fa- ff i Q- ' gg GYM A , xk,' 1? - , ini' , ' Q br lg-n ' h Av. if VQA My V 1 X .Q w l ,fi 'Shu ' Q V MR. IFON DUFFLE, V::1:i:w1. . MR. J. C. KIDNELL, rJwi ga Ag A NFS. LENNIE NELSON, Hour E53w:mi'v MR, BILL yANDpygR- Jghlggig w,,fgL Mns. WALLACE RENEAU, Music MR, GEORGE HARRELL. sriwlce +9 0 rh- glivfiw 15-. . 11,5 e ,Qi -- 2 Q L .E 3. V S----1 fgmv .' r., HY K'Y.i'1i7 .Jyyj 4xLr-adv Grade Facult yx mSr GRADE- - - MISS LEONA PERCY QL QNO GRADE- - - MRS. FRANK BALES 3WD GRADE- - - MRS. GEORGE HEFFINGTON f' aw GRADE- - - Muss IDA UNCH 5m GRADE' - - MRS. ELMER SANFORD em GRADE- - - MISS VELMA Lou WARD 1 vm GQADE- - - MRS. RuLL VANDIVBER am GRADE - MRS. GEORGE MERRITT Ulh Grade uv-x B ! f all' 1-L rv . nth fl'-GAG .fd Ivy' 1-'- f-Q. Mr' 4-41 Sth Gradx 4? n,L 1- J, SENIURS F,4rMsr 7 Q I f 4, - XX X X 0 , , 0 xx 9 X -Q IQ in 1 1 4 cr ,,. iii A Y-tl K-1.-Q Q' 1 . 'vt Q Don Rornni i, KQ'y yrgwn VFffSifi '1U secsrwmry 5 tt, S' Joy Worris Treasurer James Foley Vice-presxdent qs nr I-S Miss Faye Haddix Richard Burch Sponsor Co-Sponsor Class Motto UNO gains without painsu Class Flowers Class Colors Pink Carnations Pink and Green 1, '17 1 i if if . 1 xx, X xxx , Q 2 5- X J M '.'-.- '1,y' , v , . . V ' el' A N' 5 ' UvY:A1LHv rArne- Jw Ann jwvwriv Ivy wAW gywlkshpr X J me M mln Ulq' SL ewt JN Jae. She Delzelef elerxtwzng I jplp J glgfgr gnj 7 P ' 4--W , 'UN2 kJ ' AEM! She UeJrf JH1 tnzpe nmat love? we t'y we sees. f::N 1 1 ' Y r VN N O xx ,.- x.,,1. 5 V I 1 in-Q H 4 ,, . 1. X l ll: 4 fi A1f yf 1. 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Qs 1' .411 NORWA LEP ADAMS WIRRAX WAHNE EA ER P PR EA IOY BARNES LIIE JOY B DOYAL BENTON LOYAL BENTON 'ILLY BLANSETT IAFK ELEVINS NEVA JUNE BULLOCK TRULA FAYE BURROMS BILLY JOHN BURKES f' E? . K., A ' ' ,, ,E Rm.: I ' LES X 'V X ' E ' , ffm ' 'H , 1 , . V xx , Jig- O! i 1. . , ' A WI 1 A 1 ELL cv 1- . ' 'W ' A s Q X.. ' K, 13 A' -,m W gk f Vp FQ7Q, 'pf ' T A A A ' EEEL ' - . A Affff ' J ' . L at H5 M , ..,, L., ,4,E A , X 2 1 .L I A V- . 5 M A i I . .O 5 , Xb ig I 7 r I f. I 'I u .A as T -,x 'Q 'fu . L ,A , . J O W- is 4 EVY ' R ' IE LAWPBRII HELEN ELEMENTS DORIS UIIIARU CATHERINE PRANKHNBURG ORA MAE PRANKHNBURN JUANITA GRAY GENEVA GORDON JO ANNE GOWDY HELEN HARRIS WILBUR HIGHTOWER PATSY HIGHTOWER PATTYE HINKLE 11 f? 41' -af' S fl A 1 u ,cg SQ! ! IC' 0V'Itg rn ,f-NN 'Us v I x v . A,i, , ..Ia h '-:7 .2 ff' f 'UW x ,L A i 1. i. S86 I, 'I ' 1 wrf' A 'Q ff 1 . Lax A. ...5 P, fn 'vu K4 . , K 4 ...fuizis Y? pp- f Qi fn .gr I Q.-x ,. 1 , ' .3 'Staff' f. . w 5: t-, -iz! H H.. Ei 4-.M ,RQ ..,. If 94 'Vs EA' fl' 5 fi W' f M. ff. I ,,. 1 ' 1, wk , Ku 1 I 'iv 705 EETTY KATHERINE KNAPI EOE JAMES RUTH LEIBERHAN CONNIE MONTGOMERY PEGGY NOWLIN DIXIE LEE PUGH DONALD RUTHERFORD ANNA LOU ROSS LEON SCOGGINS JACKIE SIMMS PATSY SIMMS BETTY JO SPRADLIN PWP NH SNAPSHOTS If MIIIIAVQ X L ZELK vo If WX Q S 4' .4-.. Mfg M'- 1.4 ',f -. kaaaavq... 'IM Jack Farmer President P HGMU e Sally Tschndner Vice-Presidenl 'VK l.s 41. VMJHQ' W1 ll1,1m5 Sefrefnry Mrs. Lennie Nelson nr. Leon Duffle Sponsor Co-Sponsor 1llV l' expr , gf ' ix Dwayne Dykes Treasurer Ll ,, Jail le' 1 ' WANDA JOY AKRIDGE Y RUBY FAYE BURNS ff. I 'x I 4075 CLYDE BAGLEY ' dn' Vsf f L 2. LEE CARVER 'T 'UN 'wa-gr A 1 I A. , I J Vx X1 T A' li xx' A Mal' FAYE RUTH BRYANT f F' 1 1 1 l'. Q rak 4Qk i, 1.- -Q-..., CHARLES ADAMS C. il? .ff K TRAVIS BUDGE 9 BILLIE CLEMENTS ? X .....-- ---....-....-.... 1 41 J M ,sq WYNEMA DUNCAN LEROY GIBSON NITA JOYCE GILLIAND RAY HENRY ,I r WANDA FAYE HILL MURL HOLLAND EMMALEE HORNSBY JUANITA HUGHES -X! di 105 I I ffl! 1 A, 534, ALTON JONES BILLY BOYD JONES JOY KEELER JUNE KEELER I J. L 2 'Y' ,JEAN ANN KNAW LONNIE LOSSON LOIS MASON BOBBY JACK MCDANIELS ,ang is d -.1 .Ty 'TI' BARBARA SUE MOORE AUDREY PARKER fi 1 , 5 X ', gi B! IRENE MARRS ,533 2 RN 'Ox , A ,, . . , i.l,31f,,2f':?E'q , if . ffvfigs, Esifff ' V' ' E, B -x if hs.. TRUMAN MCGEE IV 1 LEONA PRICE fi- 3 R' as ai r, 3 f. f x k. 3 JAMES MARTIN 3 - 24' ff ' x A N if ,K XA .Q 3. BA,, M BOBBY MILLER 'Dx 'Xxx n 'ff A GEORGE REEVES Eff: .fi -af: 'Q 'Q ,,, fr: L' if X MARY LOU ROBERTS FREDDIE ROLAND TOMMY SAWYERS BARBARA SMITH '23 0.A t ' V an-1 BUE NELL TAYLOR BILLIE SUE THORP RAE WALL -5 K' 'Fav MURRIEL WEBB FANNIE LOU WORLEY -fl VIWH Q J 7 UW S SDM Xnnrx Ntfrr ifrl J' uni: ' - r 1 Os Bobby Hinkle Treasurer jponsors Mrs. Wallace Reneau Ur. Hill Yandiver 4' JUANITA ADANS JC' 49 Y U A ' . wg: INEZ BANKS 'QS A, ' 55 - ' . ,g if' 1,-5 'X V35- :,?'32fi -VSA 12 '-- - H: 6. RAY BRYANT -Q., 'C' AF GLENN ATKINSON DOROTHY BAGLEY JOHNNY BAKER YK lf. g VALLY BLEVINS EILLIE ROY BRAY LINDA JANE BROWN A ,at ' ar N .Blk PATSY CALLAHAN IMOGENE CANTRELL IMOGENE CAMPBELL gpvu H1 Ew.,,i-, .,., . . 1 L fy. 'H - 7.0 - . Y ' 1 y ,J ,K N - in MN' -Q. A LOYD CLEMENTS EVLA PAYE COPASS VIOLET CRAWFORD EARL CUNNINGHAM +2 59- ,A fb IV' f:7' TOMMY DAVENPORT RAYMOND DEW NITA FAYE DILLARD LENA MAE ELMORE ,, 'vs 1 1 Ja 'MVN' Q f!'v A X -s - BILLY JO FOLEY THOMAS RAY GEORGE BOBBY GREEN NAMON HARRIS QD 95 FRBDIA JOHNwON I 4 .5 Zi BARBARA LANE '43 E 'T 4? L WF JOY RAY LANE IFPW av'-L 'Vx .5, 17 140 I XA Ki PFGGY LANNON dv !'1 k 3 C,: 'hsQd BETTY JANICE LEE NOWETA LACY - X Y ii 'un Og, , 'f , A' V' 5 2 . -pf , ' , - , ' -7 1 A K MJ' ' A Y ' H- A . Ax A v A A -X ' 1 Ex' 4' X A 374 ., A. A A. 3 A .J A avg S g Linux H nga. , , CIARA AUTH 3i1n5H'11,f'.wA JACK H01o.ssf-Mm Amy 1,15 fii'UfrIi'SiarN QQMAQI, .mmgm W sw av' . V x X '- x ra. I if R t fx' , 12-- 1 N! ,, V K 0 if u f r I ' ,fu , 'I ff f DUN KEVLHR ALi' '5LLY J A 'Am 1 swf 'H l 1 K K I 1 49. 'Vu e r .4 BOBBY LYNCH I6 1 lil xx . L.. AJEM JACK SEVEDGE MS in N DICK LINDSAY TN GARLAND SHOEMAKE is 'T T is If ,, FLOY HAHNKE YZ' INETHA SMITH , N L . 5. - N E' LI 5,7 --4, A fre .N 1 LOYD PARKER 1 DONNIE STEPHENS Af- in fgr- MAXINE SULLIVAN MARY KAY THOMAS VALORIE WAGNER IMOGENE WEBB CLASS HISTORY 1nn1ng lH the e hun 1 14 1rtv f1ve w h s 'P , t e Nentors of e 1n 1 success D Flqg th1s me n manv hawe 'o1 ranlte WlYlOh lradlew Alex u fs h a Growe, Kockw Hluff Purdw 1nw we have only seven chart r We btr class and they are Patsw wtr1b 1 aughew,tharleneNelson lowWorr1 I Wrx Katy Brown and Jun1or DENNIS d1v1ded 1nto two grouk s toni trld IW golng to WISS L1l1an Roberts presldent Don The th1rd b1ncla1r n t e wvrth we sewarated 1911 t s t1n some go1n9 to the fourth vrtde roo unter 155 a TIHCH and the r ml to t f1 t grade room under MISS Ed1th Parsltw Th1s wear LOUlSP an tooth 1o1ned us ances 1 ont V1 13 weir 11ned oar present Romtns ear r teac er his l1ss HUTIL ere un1ted dgdlH IH f1fth w1th H155 hd1th Parsley as our teacher and also IH the slxth w1th MISS Anna Howard ln the sewenth our teac r re H155 Juan1ta Harbor AS our home room teacher 1 l h Fuhll 1U H1storw Ur s o -Tl iflu- ln 1r nte Wo an sse Uwrns w It dl dlffefe 1nttr 1 s Vetr ill n lfkff Cane LH o Olll' 1 NS Iollowlng wear Hrs beorge VGTFI llh rt Prwor were our teache Ante 1 hwthuql Mr addwd ma y W + tw our members 1p among those we roots er, Zellt lUlCHlSOH hather1ne o lnt ettw Melth and xwlvester Lraw ord ur ltss sponsor was Hrs lot Hottoms and our teach and flew V5 w1th ton1np 1f our bophmore wear we galne e an Anna Lou Tod w1th nn1e Nelson 15 our sponsor The follow1ng vtar, our lUH1Of year m1tted to :ur tlass JOHHUIE Hornsberger Leverlw and Ger1ld1ne Farnes MIQS Faye was our sponsor our last and NPHl0F wear we ad ed Class membersh1p lames KIAIHQS Paul1neThomas0n, esl1e Atk1nson Huxst Hob Gllbert, a d we ad Jo Ann Hadd1x IO OUI' Glenn hebh Our sponsors were MISS Faye HdddlX and Mr R1chard Burch Now that we have f1n1shed our 11st year we feel rather sorry to LlVC dear o d 1HdSHy And as we look bath on the happw days past hope w1th deep QIHCSFIIY t a others who follow 1U our footsteps en1ow and 1oprec1ate 1t as we d1d ug. tert QS 0 ' 'fi SP! j' QSL -Us N it Oa4 . f tv, 'T 49 1: 'if X 1 W F FRESHMEN SOPHOMORES Purman Henson B1lly S1mmons Gene Webb Clyde Hurst Be? ' , ' at Yfivir hint-te ll . drel .111 iznsl George Row,-s. til. e 1 on, d th' , ' , 'it W1s: f'ona Verey as our teacher infix . Jbf tearhing Ar1thwev'- ' nr we h T 4 ' - '47 b Et our long Ford lo ' 1 w.ls. lhr , w l e Pg g , ' 1 ' . U ',' .': ti Many have moved zvnw l:L1. and U 'W Q 'ned us from Oklahoma Cltv, The ' K j,' A ,y 'fr ji '11, G ' , ,L 1 'U ,', 1 2.. H SHPJ. Uloileg HFS. I .H fl ', 4' rg. O k -' ' ' . j l , V i ,' and rf..'.1thwrs. ljnuz g 'ring h'g .'i ' . '1 n ' ' ' Q .,n 3 s twf wlr nw- b -rs t K ,AA , .gh , ', ,gl fe I ' ' f j Q l ng, Nhary Vt' Vac H ,Pghf 1 E. ' , ' ' H ll- C V' '.' - .' .1 j , .s. .a1'y Foley, 1 1. H W- w - .f' lf , ' f . O ' ' 'i. v .yy ',' 5 : 1 . w 1 Q - Because of GUI' lflCfPa.5lFl1' VlU TDt?T wr- were '-rs too numerous to mention, ' ' ' ' ' Us in 'he ie' 1 1 1 H att- l ,. ' .. 7 Q H . .,' A d ' 1' Fr Q HLller and s'of to .'ss Frtly STr1ckl,r ' d . d Mrs. ' ' . Th 5 ' t we Pt tl S . le 'i fe S, :J . . . ' , .4 J. ' , RQ . ' - ' y.. ou ha '15 l':: , -l .f , t 1 .eg ' r , l h ftl 1 ' 1' ' Q, 4 t'n hir me 'Q e .' ' 4 5 1 m, 1 3 ' 5 fl ld 1 es tha 'f h ' 1 ' , ': 1, 3 ' . 5 A y 1' ' 22 45 I ' n M' ' L J ', 5 . G. N.- ' , ' n ' ' 'L ' . . . 1' We w ' ' the 4 ' 2 ' ' . ' . . . l,d , . Q V if o f I . . N V 4 vi I KA L 51 lv I . . , ll: l L ' HI. , , he S . ,t, J we .' ', f g we ,, .' ' h t . Fr. .o n 1 ., ts :::l N' . . . ' ' ' j, 4 . We ley Hatm n in W , ' f ' . ' - to Df'l JI . Mt'Uc:H.1ld V 1 ends, yt was the last wish I HI llu 1 1947 that this last wlll ard testament be ad t tll t and place y emn duty to read this sl a IBSLBIHEDL , the c ass of 47 ound ml I physique do make this our last will and testame Pat article here described ls bequeathed severly to the telow mentioned l dlvlduals according to the terms oi this will and testament our Principal M Higgins administer this wlll a testament as he sees best I, Leslle Atklnson do bequeath my curly locks Cecil Jones 1, Sylvester Crawford, leave my bus driving job lack Vanbebber , Charles Dennis Junior will my Marh bill y Doyal and Loyal Benton I, James Davis Foley, do bequeath my reputation as a clean football player to Wllburn Hightower Bob Gilbert, wish t leaye my atlllty to lose mo girls in less time to Bill Blansett James Ridlngs, will my good basketball playing to Bob Jame Ollen Parker, do bequeath my ability to run an express office to Jack Blevins and Leon Scogglns Donald Romans,wl1l my loud ties to Donald Rutherford Geraldine Barnes, do bequeath my ablllty t keep quiet ln class to Neva June Bullock and Trula Faye Burrous L Jo Ann Beverly, wish to will my two reseryed back seats in the Blue Moon Theatre to Jlm whltt and Helen Clements I, Ivy Mae Brooksher, leave my art of writing letters to Anna Lou Ross and Geneva Gordon I, Katy Brown, leave my ability to pick short men Ruth Lieberman P h I, Katherine Holland, will my job ln the cafe to Dlxle U8 CLASS PR As I gaze into tycrystal ball I see many great changes ln the lives of the 1947 graduatitygclass of Lindsay H1 Ten years fromnow I See Leslie Atkinson associated with the law firm of Moody and Gowdy as office boy Next there s Jo Ann Beverly, baby sitter and private nurse, sitting on a benchln the City Park with the Chief of Police, James Davis Foley, who always said he wouldn't do a days work, and who ls now a candidate for Mayor of Murray Hill, Oklahoma, while baby Harold cries loudly for attention. I now see Geraldine Barnes as Manager of the City Library atEr1n Springs, striving vainly to keep order while Patsy Strlbllng lndustrlously glances through such books as 'The Way To A Man's Heartls Through his Stomach', 'Child Care', and 'How to Become a Good Farmer's Wife in Ten Easy Lessons.' My vision goes even farther than Ewln Springs and I 599 Betty Strlckler living on Parr's Dude Ranch at Purdy and patiently teaching Anna Lou Todd, talented actress of screen and radio who appears through the courtesy of the Pointer Pencil Sharpener Co, How to ride a horse: while on the other side of the corral Betty's husband James, is teaching their son, Butch, how to rope a Texas Longhorn. Returning to Lindsay I see Donald Romans, pianist in Danny Kaye's orchestra now appearing ln person seven nights a week at Katherine Holland's exclusive night club, the Kitty Kat. Kather1ne's most distinguished guests for the evening are James Robert Ridlngs, Chief Electrician for a 3'-wth American 011 Company: and Joy Morrls who has just re- ceived her D. A. fDoctor of Anlmalsl degree, and is open- ing the Morris Kennels for Cocker Spaniels ln Lindsay. And now I see Mary Bell McCaughey, private secretary for Mr. Higgins in the City School at Burrows High and Ivy Mae Brooksher, once an all star basketball player, also at Burrows High acting as girls basketball coach. I lohnle Harnsterger do bequeath my ability to drive new cars to luanlta Gray e la Hutcheson leave 1 L laclle Simms Q m 8 x 0 9 quiet I Mary McCaughey, wlll my southern accent to Mr Hlgglns oy Morr s leaye my ablllty to foul In a basket ball game to Pattye Hlnkle Patsy Simms I, Belly btrlckler. leaye mx ability to love one man to Doris Dillard I Betty Welch will my ability 1 h ld L Betty Spradlln ' 0 0 my emper 0 I, Glenn J Webb, bequeath my mascullne handsomeness to Kenneth Williams I Pauline Thomason, do bequeath my ability to get along with the Male population of this institution to Norma Adams and Jo Anne Gowdy I Louise Mantooth, will mv seat ln Study hall to Joy Barnes I Charlene Nelson, do bequeath my glrllsh figure to Wlllle Joy Bell I Anna Lou Todd, leave my title 'Sleepy' to Juanda Dillard I G N Hurst, leavemy art of keeping quiet to Donald Rutherford WE, the Senior Class, leave all the slightly used gum under the seats to Laura Sue Miller, Ora Mae Frankenberg, Helen Harr s, Patsy Hightower Betty Knapp, Connie Mont gomery and Iorene lpshaw As we haverurdeslre for selfishness all Juniors have our permission to freely partake of the old pencils, paper and notes we forgot to destroy before leaving And umthe members of the faculty ln recognition of the kindness and generosity to us, we leave our sincere thanks and heartfelt appreciation Signed this 13th day of May 1947 e L a of OPHECY The scene changes again to Lindsay and I see Glenn J. Webb, news commentator on station L.H.S. in Vurray Hill, Oklahoma, and Sylvester Crawford Junlor partner of Craw- ford's Trucking Llne between Lindsay and Murray Hillbuslly recalling the scenes of their old school days at Lindsay High Another Distinguished visitor ln Lindsay I can see at this time ls Mlss Katy Jo Brown costume designer for Young Miss America of 1957. With her is her very good frlend Louise Mantooth now an auctloneer wlth the American Tobacco Conpany. I pause here---but now I see Charlene Nelson and Pauline Thomason waltlng outslde of Hooker's Snooker Parlor for J. T. They, like Johnny Harnsberger and Zella Hutch- eson, who spend most of their time ln Sulphur looking for two guys wlth a mustache and a 1939 convertable just won't give up. I can now see Ollen Parker, paper hanger and part time assistant to Mr. Duffle busily going over hls accounts with Betty Welch, who is now keeping house on a farm north-west of Lindsay. My vlslon again changes and I see Charles Dennis Jr., new owner of the Union Bus Station happily reading a telegram which states that mining engineer, Bob Gilbert, who has just discovered a rich coal line in the Rocky Mountains ls to arrive the next day. Now just across the street we see G- N- Hurst busily going about his business of grocery manager of the I.G.A. He came here not intending to stay but you see what happens when you meet the right glrh That, friends, is my prophecy of what the graduating class of 1947 will probably be doing ten years from now. Frl V . . 0' the Sv 'or ' ss rf , , ,g . . , I re el 1 s lme , , Q ' A . It is m sol A , lu. will nd L WZ I y billthv to we l 19 , ln s he and healthy , V A , ,.' -ltt . Q 'rl ' - f . ' - ' - - n ' f ' 1, .1 y- 1 . 4 y -A , We hereby appoint as sole administrator of this wlll. I- Pals! Slrlbllhz. do leave my matrimonial success to , r. . to C , nd .' - u . V to . , V 1 ' , L E 4 td y I to ' ' I . ' . a t to. 1 ' , . . , J g L o ' i' 1 ' re : ' V V . v V v L 5, , Y , 0 s. Q ' g 1, . ' .. , I . I, ' - I, ,. , 0 4 , I - - ' to ' , Th fl ss '47. m I ox 7? U 2 SJ! JMJW iw ...Mu-'J 5 , xl s . 4 X c 1 ,S B, ' X 1 z F' ', t ' Qifswci 6 Q v gt kiwi B in g 'aa' an Back row fleft to Rex Bales Dewey Webb Oleta Miller Roly Lee Fish .. ..-c.,,,..,.,.., ,..,.,.r.. right! Anna Faye Griffith Colleen Martin Jannie Baker Clara Jo Farmer John Bridwell Grant Frankenberg raw W, H C, ,.,.,- -.......--e -v-up 3rd row Charles Burford Mary Ann Beach Doris Jean Anderson Norma Bue Cannon Ellen Ruth Taylor Jerry Hinkle Anna Merrill Ross Doris Pownell Eileen Skolnik Leon Vaughn 4 , ra EIGHTHGRADE 2nd row Eulys Rae Johnson Dorylea Barefoot Billy Jack Knapp Dale Yarbrough Ethel Copass Mrs. Merritt Delores Adams Brennon Swindell Harry Ann Dillard Charles Elkins Front row Barbara Gowdy Bonnie Frankenberg Sam Mack Wilburn Bobby Don Freeman Marilyn Moody Pat Mayo Byron Harris Danna Beth Thomas L St s. ' 3 x l S-v 'lb 5- .JF 'L Back row Ueft to r Junior Harmon Vernon Thomason Juanita Bray Parker Wagner Audrey Johnson Bettv Yarbrough Charles Bray Geneva Taylor Geraldine Fowler Thomas Johnson Billy Gorden Douglas Colston 1 l,' tx I I- , L .A-Q -. le ightj 3rd Row Lois Worley Lawana Johnson Wanda Kindrick Leon Hill Jake Talburt Guy Garrett Lois Jean Duncan Charles Dunlap Don Earl Sinns' Lee Monte Reynolds Charles Ray Bohannan Eylus Ray Baker 5 A -1 M b SEVENTH GRADE 2ndRow Reverly'Hinkle Ursula Smith Frunt Ro' Celesta Mae Stead Jonetta Miller Frances Collins Catherine Cook Willie Lee Harvele Wilma Jean Hightower Phillip Riley Nick Smith Jerrv Blansettp Buddy Bridges Jerry Brightwell Earnest Morten Mrs. Vandiver R. H. Thomason Marjorie Hearn Jerry Jean Freeling Bill Whitt FOOTBALL QUEEN fully 'fbclmunez F o ' o 1 KX IPR B A 1. A L Q I BETTYP WBLLH 'D tux f ux 6 if 4 , Q A 1 ' 1 ARBOOK QUE fella Alulfcfuhdan, 1 Miss Katy Brown Salutatorlan Mass Joy Morrls Valedlctorlan for C f' -'f ,N qf!!1 -p,.n-,Y A l 00 1 4. . -, ,. , - .V . yy rf . 1 .. ,,.i',sf1 H HL!! .1 Q A , as. . .- si .f . . . I , ,U A N- x ,. ', af ,,... . 0 i ' ' 1 V U, V J 1 I ' .-nliL THE PEPPER WEDDING The Pepper Wedding, an annual event for the past twenty-five years was held on the afternoon of December 13 at 3:00 p. m. in the high school auditorium. At this time the captain of the football team, James Davis Foley, chose Joy Morris, a member of the Pepper Club, to be his bride. The co-captain, Donald Wayne Romans, chose Mary Belle Mccaughey to act as maid-of-honor. Mr. Leopard must promise to share all of his football honors andto be to Miss Pepper a true and loving player in all sports. Miss Pepper must cleave only to him, leaving all other social obligations and be to him in all games a true and faithful pep leader. Mr. Leopard and Miss Pepper are united in holy wedlock before the faculty and student body. All participants are either members of the Pepper Club or Football Team of the high school. fm K V-,vv,l XL Tx -O xx, I X W ' O +A fl' S ff' f , f KK! N-if-Q K X , 4 XXX, I' ff' QW 4 J ff' f' '- f 'hl' Q X .-KN..-X c , x ,. X ' o , ,a 2 glx A!! 2 4' ' 'Q JL. 1 YI Lg., ,... LJL 1 M. -.' .A.., W-- ..l,--f!-I. 11 Erf- ..ri.... .r .ao-Q - A , ..-4.4 3, h ' 'lx L Q P frjw .f f ff.. 1, K - ' ' K , , --v fv-- ftlx' MNH wx '- ':f - iw F' i . Q .f -at !Yf',:'fi', -do U . - ,HS - - r- f . ' - K. ,, J-5 f ,, K- 3 ' ' ' r .mf xi- ' . ' awp' 'M , 4 'i f-'fwfr 'sq Q- '- ' ,wt x '. - lv- ,a , dr 5 5153, I- 4 - . , . f - I A K5 -Q . RQ' -Q .r i, A . ,3 , g, - 3 uffn . ss- b W - 1 , L :G ' ' :L L :fr .' 55. 4 4-N-f ' f- if 1 A SEQ -9' ,. - , . , . U ., o , A V !xMAa. Y T . 'i4'.A AL V . ,.s. ww. 4' k ft, Ma' . - u J .5 1 . t 4 , V -, ny ' . r s a. Jack Famer Bill Blansett any Don Romans LI DSAY LEOPARDS Back Row Qleft to righU Kfach kindxvwr, Duck Iindsnv, Ivrov hineon, Jutk Farmer, Preddte Noland, .IAWQS Foley, P111 Jones, hobby Lynrh, Carl .Iohnswn. Uonnld Rnrherforu, Uon4ld howans And Charles Pugh. Hobby Hiller, Fulys Gardner, Doyal Benton, Hob Gi1bert,George Reeves, Wilbur Hightower, Ray Henry, hill Llansett, Dowell Webster, Jim Whitt. Seated Raymond Dew, Travis Budge, Garland Shoemake Bobby Hinkle. AHHL 2 1 , lp BILL VANDIVER IH iuao, with almost nothing to s'arr with, Coach Yahdive produted A great football team. It was the first time our boys had We-is' had A full-time awarh in about four years. lhrwugh steady grartioe and earnest effort lie :MVS produced A YvLwrC Whlff ,ur high fthmml And tqwn WA5 ?fUUG gf, Cwath Yandivwr, in years to eome lindsay and l.H.S. will re- member you as a swell football coarh. .7- 23' ?,, g f 'X' S .. 6 'lj-. Q5 7 ' . 1 -P I use g,- Above are a few of our playerm Wilburn Hightower, George Reeves, Bill Jones, Doyal Benton and Bob Gilbert. The Lindsay High School Leopards played a good year of football winning two out of ten games and tieing one, which may not sound like much, but tous it shows that our boys made a great effort and never lost their enduring courage. The high-lightof the season was the game between Davis and Lindsay played on Novem- ber 8, here at Burford Field. Both teams showed great sportsmanship, Lindsay winning with a score of 20-18. Those that will not be with the team next year are James Foley, Donald Romans, Charles Pugh, Eulys Gardner, Bob Gilbert and Dowell Webster. Girls Basketball Team Left to right: Joy Morris, Iva Wae hrooksher, Joan Covell, Alma Kelly, Patty Hinkle, Trula Faye Burrows, Nita Joyce Gilland, Fannie Lou Worley, Noweta Copass, Billie Sue Tharp. Thisis the second year for a girls basketball team and it is one we are indeed very proud of. They enteredin the HAll Girl Tournamentw held here January 9-10-ii. They were defeated however in the semifinals by Maysville aften an excellent game. They entered the County Tournament but were defeated by Elmore City by a close score of 15-17. But we're sure they'll do better next year for they've got the spirit. Here are the scores for the season. LINDSAY I4 ... .. MAYSVILLE 27 LINDSAY I4 .. ... PERNELL 25 N 20 ... .. DIBBLE 33 I9 .. ... ALEX I6 U 33 ... .. HUGHES 28 I2 .. .. ELMORE CITY 26 13 ... .. ALEX I9 26 .. .. BRADLEY 20 I7 .. .. ELMORE CITY 29 I2 .. .. STRATFORD I8 24 ... .. MAYSVILLE 45 I7 .. .. STRATFORD 22 20 ... .. PERNELL 26 24 .. .. COX CITY I4 ll ... .. DIBBLE 21 18 .. .. BRADLEY I7 LINDSAY 20 HUGHES 9 Tournament games played were: LINDSAY 19 .......... MAYSVILLE 31 H 24 .......... COX CITY I6 H 8 .......... ELMORE CITY 27 Boys Basketball Team Left to right: George Reeves, James Davis Foley, Milburn hiphtewer. Fred Colston, Doyal Benton, Ray Henry, Pob Gilbert, Garland Shoemnke, Bob James und JACK Yaubebber. This is also the boys second vear of basketball. Although they haven't won many games we are still very proud of them. Host of the boys games have been lost by only 2 or 3 points. They entered the County Tournament held ul Pauls lalley February O-7-5. their opponents being Elmore City. This game was lost by a score of 22-19. Our boys never game up and showed great sportsmanship through out the season. Below is listed the season basketball schedule. LINDSAY 12 .. .. MAYSVILLE 31 LINDSAY 10 .. . DlBBLE 15 U ,7 .. .. DIBBLE 18 21 .. ... HUGHES 34 U 24 .. .. HUGHES 26 l9 .. ... PERNELL 33 21 .. .. ALEX 42 27 .. . ALEX 37 24 .. .. ELMORE 27 15 .. . ELMORE 32 19 .. .. MAYSVILLE 24 29 .. . BRADLEY 45 11 .. .. PERNELL 24 21 .. . STRATFORD 31 16 .. .. BURROWS 23 26 .. . BRADLEY 44 LINDSAY 18 STRATFORD 42 . 5 L ., ,Z . , ,.4: , ---1. . 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All the boys have animals which they are greatly interested in and they feel sure will be winners in the contest. Back row: Ray Bryant Glenn Atkinson Al Jones Leon Scoggins Kenneth Williams Doyal Benton Earl D. Cunningham Ray Henry A Loyal Benton Above are the boys with their sponsor. At the time this picture was taken some of the boys were going through their initiation program Fourth Row Billy Ray Bray Joy Ray Lane Loyd Parker James Martin Murry W. Baker Ollen Parker Garland Shoemake 3Rl Third Row Bobby Hinkle Bobby J. MCDaniels Johnny Baker Donnie Stephens Jack Sevedge Second Row Ray Wall F, ,Cecil Jones 'rat Ro' Bob James James Ridings Wilburn Hightower MP- Duffle Jim Whitt PR Ur' Gif in 9,d Dirker and h1 A , 'TAN if Bxlly Ray Brav ind h1s Lhester uhm e Gmlt Ili J1mmy Ross and h1s Angus Steer Grand Champ1on at Pauls Valley 1940 vvi as f llll will Murray Wayne Baker and h1s Hereford Steer F. F. A. O J E C T S , ' B' 'v -,x , Q, I 1 . Q-il, 'lan-f ,,-.- , u.'3 gf-me ' ' .,,, f M Q lu r . - 'L rs.- . .m , wr: ' x - 1 Y. ' 1 K 9 9' ' e 53.'r'!s s - . 4, ff' , ,aw Y Y- 2, - 'Y ' x. , '- 11 ,.kL,. , 1 qw v h I Lv A Am 'P 'i A' Tm. .1u'w+,r1i 'Jig' :1.iIf.'.l nf.- L Q , 4 ' A ,i ' 'Y ' . THE PEPPERS Back row Qleft to right, Charlene Nelson, Pattve Hinkle, Mary Lou Roberts. Iva Mae Brookshur, Juanita Grey Helen Harris. 3rd row: Louise Mantooth, Willie Joy Bell, Katy Jo Brown, Harbara Sue Moore, Betty Jo Spradlin. 2nd r0wZ Betty Strickler, Zella Hutcheson, Patsy Stribling, Hary VcCaughey, Betty Welch, Joy Morris. Front row: Sally Tschauner, Jackie Simms. YELL LBADER5! ! ! Betty Strickler Pattye Hinkle Joy Morris YEA! LINDSAY Z. - I , 15495416115 If f S 2 f My I 3 1 . N n 's. You L iq - ,J Sunil 3 fd ' Q .. V ,- , t'wM1: Q 55 A ki ,NY . . nl. ' LINDSAY HIGH SCHOOL BAND The L.H.S. Band was reorganized in mono under the direction of J.C. Kidwell. They had a very successful beginning, and progressed very rapidly. During the year they played at two home football games and at Wynnewood. Al- though they were unable to participate they attended the Annual Band Festival held at Norman. Clarinets Pattye Hinkle Kathryn Cook Jerry Jean Freeling Beverly Hinkle Norma Tomlinson Mary Ann Beach Barbara Gowdy Patsy Callahan Helen Hull Bessie Ann Merritt Jerry white Danna Marie Morris Ginger Sanders Flutes Linda Jane Brown Piccolo Dana Beth Thomas Cornets Truman McGee Donald Romans Phillip Riley Bobby Hutto Jack Hornsberger Dorylea Barefoot Marylin Moody Gary Smith Newell Moore Trombones JmmyHamy Guy Douglas Garrett BAND ROOSTER Leona Price Fred Colston French Horns Eula Fay Copass Danny Moody Richard Wilson Lawana Johnson Saxaphones Doris Pownell Charlene Nelson Baritones Bobby Lynch Drums Lloyd Clements Laura Sue Miller Dixie Pugh Jerry Blansett Louise Mantooth Symbols Joy Barnes Bells Anna Merl Ross Nancy Sterr Basses Jimmy Freeling Eddy Riley Don Earl Simms Janie Bell Baker Oboe Grant Junior Miller Twirlers Dorylous Adams Patsy James Betty Janice Lee Jo Ann Jones Drum Major Carolyn Tomlinson Band Mascots Annette Clements Jeanette Clements 1. l DRUM MAJOR 1r0Lyn Tomlxnson, Drum Nzynr i r nv 4 'Win mime-s 'f -E?-'if yan 4 'WWA 1ead1ng our band through all Lhg1r AIIIXIYIPS bhe dgxvrwqx 1 lo' or LxHd11 md IN Que drum ma1or our h1gh School 15 proud of . 6 'A 'K as . if 1 A A, R.. Wk, V. - , fig., x ' A 'Ag' V ,.:l1'- .. 5 f , 1 'r 2 - M fb- gt , ,1 k' R: Mm'- V ul F4 ' ' 'ffn' 1U i , vhe year of 1940 And 19.7 411 1 sp1vuMii nwl wr GLEE CLUB s lub for the flrst I1 IU a number of years The member thrs OTgdHl atron totals f1fty thr Da1ly rehearsals are scheduled for each of lts two sectlons H1ghl1ghts 1n the groups aCllVlI16S are the programs that were presented durlng the school term These xncluded the county musxc fest1val theformal sprlng concert and the LhYlSlmdb Candlel1ght Vesper DPFVICE lhrlstmas Candlelxght Vesper bery1ce on December n1neteenth w1ll long be remembered ly part1c1pants and audmence s1nce lt was the f1rst program of IIS type to be pres nted IH the local hxgh school A program of three and four part anthems and carols was presented by the entlre personnel of the glee club The narrator for thf program was Bobby Lynch SOlO19Ic for th1s occass1on were Nancy Sterr Barbara and Bobby M1ller ass1sted Each class was represented by 1ts own spec1al group of s1ngers for one number Freshmen Nancy Sterr Floye Mannke Juan1ta Drllard bophomores due Nelle Taylor Manda H111 Wymena Duncan Joy Keeler Mur1el Webb Sally Tschauner Junxors Juanda D1llard Dor1s Dxllard Betty Jo Spradl1n Jacquel1ne Slmms Bonnxe Zeck Joe Anne Gowdy Sen1ors -Charlene Nelson Mary McCoughey Katy Brown Betty Welch and Loulse Mantooth Accompan1ments and preluder were played by Patsy Callahan Joe Anne Gowdy, and Mrs Wallace L Reneau, d1rector The Bells were played byAnnaMerr1l Ross for the Pro tes 1ona1 and Recess1onal The beaut1ful blues browns and gold 1n the scenery pa1nted by Katy Jo Brown w re contrasted and enhanced by the colortng of the scarlet robes worn by the glee club and those of blue and gold wornby those aSS1SIlHg Blend1ng w1th the dxrectors whrte robe were the Lrghted wh1te tapers carr1ed by each s1nger V1rg1n1a Luton served as candlelzghter The seventh and e1ghth grade chorus d1d the echo s1ng1ng To each glee club member, who IS SIFIVIHQ to make Amer1ca truly muslcal, the most exc1t1ng moment came w1th the announcement that two of the members Bue Nelle Taylor and Wymena Duncan had been chosen as members of the all Southwest Chorus The Chorus appears at the M E N C IH Tulsa Compet1ve singers forth1s honor were those from the largest h1gh schools 1nc1ud1ng Tulsa and Oklahoma Cxty L.H.9. has a glee c ' 'me ' . - ship of 'Q 'z',' , ,' . ' . ee. ' ' ' A ,' . Y A ' ' ' y . , The I. - T' 'g ' ' f' A ' ' , L. ' . ' , V smxth, Bue Nelle Taylor, and wymena Duncan. The boys trio-Bob Gilbert, James Foley D ---1 ' , . l ' , , ! 3 7 v , I ' . ----- A I 1 ' I 1 4 ' I . 7 7 V ' '--- y 4 Q 1 , . 2 's' ' ' . V ' - . 1 9 D I T vr V . 9 . , - 1 ' 0 fTlHYFlEl.D CHEVROLET COmPHNY SALES ND senvncs MILLER MUTORS A th dFORDS 1 BROWN FUNERAL HOME SPONSORS or LINDSAY BURIAL ASSOCIATION FIRST NATIONAL BANK STOCKTON LUMBER COMPANY O F t A A u orize a es and Services 7 L Capital and Surplus S . . .-.. Q A 5'T..:f :nf '1Ff1'f -. All-'EHR l'X'f'N VWNI' , K ne oo or Million. PQ. UWNP. 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