Lindsay High School - Leopard Yearbook (Lindsay, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1952 volume:

:-, .L-1 E... E-E, V- 1' r g' H .4 1 ' E-. ':mw, + f .E sis 'N 'E-E S4 H' L'- 1' lf LINDQAY IfHGH scHooE uasmav 22 9 43' -fs , Fon REFERENCE Do Nm Take fr From This Room E - L - - 1 . fi 13 f I .H L5 We .Ei E .1 ,fbi . ' Jr H f ' 2 ,lc 'ff YL? NLF 3 . , S :TJ 51 A - fl! 5: 1 A 5 zz 1 C ---if W -A - i- V-- e r 1 1 uf 4 1 1 fx , fir. ,, , .E 433' Eff, E m L :r Q, H ,, 22 -5 sr- E- L x K fs A lx. 'f ' ,,,.f f - W I f. -TTL, -. ,,- 1 , x fi , ' E is . Li. J, 1-1 1. 5 . - , lg 1' EE' - E.o.a.,A LA...A.X,L..i H ,, , ' A. E .- - ' 'x '. . . . .. .: . 1, ,, 2E ' ' .., .1 :. f-- , ,.,- M' n. 4. ...,-. - V m- .-..-fu .4-n-m-:mga ,um-.1-Q mm -nf- edka' We, +he s+a'ff of 'lhe I952 Leopard, realize +he deb-l we owe 'lo our Lindsay Senior Highschool. Throughoul' pages of +his annual, we have slressed fhe opporfuniiies given us by 'lhe school wi+h 'l'he hope 'lhal lhe use make of 'lhese opporfunifies will live lhroughouf lhe pages of our lives. I+ is +o you, Lindsay Highschool, we now furn, 'lhanlcing you 'For +he educalional opporfunilies you have En us, and promising in relurn fo be good cilizens of our school, our communify, and our nafion. wr CONTENTS Book I ADMINISTRATION -3- -11- Book V FINE ARTS -44- -55- 3 Book II ' I CLASSES ? -' f X -12- -35- af ff! A Book VI ACTIVITIES -56- -69- Book III HONORS -36- -39- Book VII SPORTS -70- -85- Book IV FAVORITES -40- -43- Book VIII ADVERTISERS 6- .,.i :Zf Seated ileft to' rightlz Mr. Jack Simms, memberg Mr. C. A. Miller, memberg Mr. Harold Riley, clerk: Mr. C. B. Bratcher, presldentg Mr. D. G. McLellan, vice-prosidentg Mr. Guy Robberson, superintendent. I U U BOARD OF EDUCATION Back of our excellenf school syslem is our school board. The Lindsay Board of Educafion is made up of men who sland high in communily regard as leaders in fheir res-peclive fields. To ifs members The class of l952 owes a debl 1'ha+ -can be discharged only 'lhrough good cilizenship, which seeks +o exfend fo ofhers befler educalional opporiunifies. We greally appreciale 'lhe elforls and genuine in'feres'l' of 'lhe Board of Educalion in improving 'lhe Lindsay Public Schools. -5- .v W sv 4' f if K bs ' Mr. Guy Robberson, our genial superintendent, has always cooperated in our enterprises and has worked for the greatest welfare of our school. For this friendship, interest, and guidance we are deeply grateful. ,M T19 K . tl? il--U Mr. Lawton Carey, our principal, cheerfully counsels with the faculty and students to help solve the problems of daily advancement and at the same time, opens our eyes to the oppor1unilies our school has to offer. ..6- fs.- Mrs. Mildred Higl-4+ B. S. Degree Speech and Business Education Mr. Lloyd High+ B. S. Degree Industrial Arts Mr. Pai Curry B. S. Degree Science Mrs. Beafrice Williamson A. G. Degree Library, English .aqua-N. Mr. Royce Foley B. S. Degree Voc. Agriculture Miss Roberfa Heard B. M. Voice H. S. Vocal Music r N .. gm , WS, . . .v 314:15 . xi. nc... W ., .. ,U FAC Miss Jean Dunlop B. S. Degree Home Economics Mr. Kenneih Carleion M. Ed. Degree Hisiory Mrs. C. T. Crow B. A. Degree English, Social Studies 'Nui' -7.- LT Mr. Marlin Loper Wh? B. A. Degree Basketball and Baseball Coach Jr. High Social Studies Mrs. Ja neHa Loper Mrs. Frieda Carofhers B. S. Degree Il. S. Mathemafics Mr. Tom Turvey B. S. Degree Football Coach Driver Training Mrs. Doris Cudd A. B. Degree English, Spanish -3- B. S. Degree Business Education fx Mr. Charles Meyer B. M. Ed. Band, 7th Math. Mrs. George Merri'H' A. B. Degree Jr. High Math. Miss Carmelifa Johnson School Secretary Mrs. Sfella Pryor A. B. Degree Jr. High English iss Leona Percy M. Ed. Degree, First iss Doro+hy Walker B. S. Degree, Second undef? Mr. Ferrell Carolhers M. Ed., Principal Mrs. Elsie Thompson Mrs. Anna Heffinglon Mrs Lmian Hmyer B. S- Decree, Second B. A. Degree, Third B Degree Second MVS- Hazell RaYbum Miss lda Tinch Mrs. Hassie Coffee B. S. Degl-ee, Fourth B' S- Dogma Fourth B. S' Degrccy Third Mrs. Charles Lo r M iss Velma Lou Ward Mrs. Edi+h Sanford R. A. Degree, Fiffh r. Charles Lopcr B. S Degree, Sixth 351 rv--. -OD-1 Miss Nadine McCoy B. A. Degree, First Mrs. Marie Forehand B. A. Degree, First Mrs. Minfa Miller M. Ed., Elementnrx' Mus Our Never-'Firing Cus- todians fleft to rightlc Mr. C. O. Bunch and Mr. J. F. Price. r... WE WHO SERVE Our Ever-Faithful Cafeteria Per- sonnel lleft to rightlz Mrs. Ed , is ,. .fr ' S .. 4 , 'VL M Foley, Mrs. Wiley Hutto, Mrs. R. C. Parish, Mrs. Fred Lennear, and Mrs. Homer Perkins. Our Dependable Bus Drivers Cleft to rightjz Mr. Jack Worley, Mr. George Cornell, Mr. C. O. Bunch, Pete Whitt, Mr. Russell Thom- and Mr. Chancey Miller. Y HFGHOSCHOOL LIBRARY for f ,MLA nw 'Y Xu: vu' .5 4 f .H W Q3 ,X rzgzmsl . 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V ' ' , 1 . ., ' 1, 1 f ze., S . , . i The members of the Senior Class of L. H. S. never fully realized that graduation was upon them until late this spring. Some of the problems, such as those presented in the picture necessitate all forms of planning. Much of our life time had been spent day dreaming and looking forward to it, thinking of commencement as an end to the time when we would stop being school kids and become young men and women. But when Mr. Curry and Mrs. Hight began to measure us for our caps and gowns and we had to pose for our last picture together, we realized there was lots to be done, lots to remember, and very little time. Why be stuffy and sentimental about it, spoke up our class secre- tary, Beverly Hinkle, so Marshall Burkes, our president, and Catherine Cook, our vice-president, set Lois Duncan, treasurer, and Jonetta Miller, representative, to work roundingup equipment to measure our Seniors for their Gradu- ation Day Regalia. iw.. ootball-1, 2, 3, 45 Basket. Ill-1. 2. 3. 4: Baseball-1, 3. 4. Captain-4: L Club 2, 3, 4: F. F. A.-1, 2, 3, 4, arliamentarian-4: C l a 5 5 resident-1: Vice-President 42 BOYS' State 3: Speech ay-4: Sr. Play. JERRY BRIGHTWELL ootball-1, 3: Basketball-1, Baseball-1, 3: Speech lay-4: Sr. Play. 9 I V .ix .. K I 3,4 f Y .L A I jr -i ...N .- . f-mrs: gp NADINE SANFORD F. H. A.-1: Softball-1, 4: Jr. Play: Basketball-1. - GUY GARBETT Football-1, 2, 3, 4, Captain- 4, All Dlstrlct Tackle-4: Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4: Base:- ball-1, 2, 3, 4: L Club- 2, 3, 4: Band-1, 2, 3, 4: Jr. Play: Speech Play-4: De- bate Team-4: State Honor Society-4: Boys' Glee Club -3: Boys' State-3. We. the Seniors of '52 BEVERLY I-IINKLE Band-1, 2, 3, 4, Sax Quartet -1, 2, 4, Vice-President-4: Glee Club-3, 4, Vice-Presl- dent-4: Yearbook Editor- 4: Annual Staff-1, 2, 3, 4: Sr. Play: J. Play: Mikado : Sr. Class Secretary: State Honor Society-1, 2, 3, 4: Salutatorlan: Interscholastlc Meets-1, 2, 3, 4. ,i 1 :1 E. F J ONETTA MILLER Band-1. 2, 3, 4: Drum Major -3, 4: Glee Club-3, 4, Vice- Presldent - 3, Secretary - 4, Girls' Quartet-4: Class Vice- Presldent-1, 3, Class Re- porter-4, Honor Societg'-1, 2, 3, 4: Jr. Play: Girls' tate -3: Valedlctorian: Annual Staff-2, 3, 4: Interscholastlc Meets-1, 2, 3, 4: Citizenship Award-3: Sr. Play. Here Are The Originals fir BILT. ATKINSON Baseball-1, 2, 3. 4: Football -1: Class Vice-President-2. 'sw 'mm-fr NORMA COGBUBN Librarian-1, E.. BILL WHITT Football-1, 2. 3, 4, Co-Cap- tain-4. All-District Back-3 4, All-State Honorable Men- tlon-3, 4: Baskehall-1, 2 3 4' F F A-1 2 3 4 or Society-3: Class Presl dent-1: Jr. Play: Boys State-23 Annual Staff-4 Sr. Play. f 'Club-2, 3.44: State 'lllonl 'Ty JEAN FREELING Band-1, 3, 4: Freshman Sec- retary-1g Soph. Vice-Presi- dent-2: Jr. Class Reporter- 3: Glee Club-4: Jr. Play Cast: Pep Club-4: Annual Staff-1, 3, 4: F. H. A.-35 Annual Queen-4: Football Queen Candidate: Band Queen Candidate-1: Sr. Play. Down PHILLII' RILEY Football-1, 2, 3: Football Manager - 4: Baseball- 3: Basketball-1. 2, 3: Jr. Play: Sr. Play: L Club-2. 3. 4: Band-1, 2. 3, 4, President- 3, 4. Secretary-Treasurer-2: All State: Annual Staff-3, 4, Business Manager-4. ,... :ws gamut.,-,nf the Path BETTY HENSON Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4: Cap- tain Girls' Team-4: Softball 41, 2, 3, 4, F. H. A,-3. 4. Vice-President-4: Pep Club -2, 3, 4, President-4. in CHARLES BRAY . A.-1, 2, 3, 43 Football 1 2, 3, 4- VIVIAN FINE Basketball-13 Pep Club-1, 2: Librarian-25 F. H. A.-43 Band-3, 4: Glee Club-4' 'Operetta Mikado g Jr. Playf of Endless Knowledge THOMAS JOHNSON Wulf: me JOE BILL RAYBUBN Football - 2: Baseball - 2 L Club-2. JERRY MACK BLANSETT VIRGINIA PAYNE Band-1, 2, 3, 4: State Honor , Society-45 Jr. Play: Annual Librarian: Office Glrlg Soft- Staff-4: All State Band-3, ball: 4-H Club. 43 Sr. Play. The Senior Band Members in LeH'er Jackefs Geiiing Dressed for Hue Big Game! if LOIS HIGHS! Class Reporter-1, 23 Glee Club-43 F. H. A.A1, 2, 3. 4: Pep Club-2, 3, 4: Office Girl -3, 3, 43 Band-2. Sports. Activuties. EARL THOMAS YVYVONIA munuzs F. F. A.-2, 3. 4: Band-1: Bash - . - F.2F. A. Dairy Judging Team Bandiliztn F. lggoffvtfglz -' Play, Sr. Play. DON EARL SIMMS Football41, 2, 3, 4: All State Honoruhle Mentionw2: Foot- ball Captain-2g All District 72: I, Club-3, 41 Wrest- llng-1, 2. J. x MARSHALL BITBKES President of Class-4: F. F. A.-3, 4: Editor of F. F. A. Newspaper-39 Glee Club-33 Debate Club-3, 45 Jr. Play: Sr. Play: Speech Play-43 Boys' State-33 Band-4. and Classes PATRICIA STEWART Office Glrl-43 Debate Club- 3q F. H. A.-1, 2, 4, Pep Club-2, 3, 4: Basketball-1. 2: Annual Staff-13 Softball -1, 23 Librarian-1, 2, 4. .ww.,..K M V. .-Q-lv.-l ! , sf s T .L I some .Q - - vifsiims, ' -Q L.: 1' Q1 1,5 RUBY JO GREGORY CLIFFORD MILES URSULA SMITH CLIFFORD THABP Jlleyball-13 Basketball-1: B seball-1, 2, 3, 43 F. F. A. . . . Cl p ld t . H. A.-13 Librarian-1, 2, 1,a2, 3, 4, President-4, Base- gbgfghf- H- A-Y Pep Club, -gfsz gs!! egugilnging A2 -Teens-1: Tennis-1. ball-1. 2. 3. 4: Captain-4. ricultupe Student 2 We've Led Them All In '52 JACK SMITH land--1, 2, 3, 4, President- g Debate C1u5-3, 43 Glee Ilub-45 Annual Staff-3. Lsst. Editor-33 Master of Ieremonies for School Radio 'rogram-45 Jr. Play. cz. , CELESTA STEAD Glee Club-1: Pep Club-1, 2: State Honor Society-3: Band-1, 3, F. H. A.-1, 2, 4. Time for Refreshmenf! WANDA KENDBICK Band-1, 2, 3: F. H. A.-1, 3 l: Honor Society-1, 2, 3 Pep Club - 4: Jr. Play Speech Play-4: Debate?-3, l: Interscholastic Meets-1 E, 3: Office Glrl-3, 4: F. H L Reporter-4: Sr. Play. v BILL WILHOIT F. F. A.-2. 3, 4: Treasurer of F. F. A.-4, Dairy Judging Team-1, Livestock Judglng Team-1, 2. CATHERINE COOK Band-1, 2, 3, 4: Band Re- porter-3: Band Secretary- 4: Debate Club-3: F. H. A. -3, 4, President-4: Honor Society-1, 2, 3, 4: Vlce-Presi- dent of Sr. Class: Annual Staff-4: Football Queen Candidate-4: Interscholastic Meets-1, 2, 3, 4. NH-awww' 5, A l HORACE ROGERS F. F. A.--1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer -3, Vice-President-4. lots of Work but Worth It CA BOL HILL C199 Club-1. 2, 3,- 4, Sextet -3: Operetta Mlkado : Op- eretba Dreamer's Hollday : Speech Play: Sr. Play. L. B. HALEY Baseball-1, 2: Basketball- 1, 2: Football-4: Band-1, 2, 3, 4: Speech Play-4. LOIS JEAN DUNCAN Band-1. 2. 3. 4, Secretary- 3. Treasurer-4: Glee Club.. 3, 4: Treasurer of Sr. Class: Annual Staff-4: Honor So- ciety-1, 2, 3, 4: Jr. Play' Operetta Mikado : Interl scholastic Meets-1, 2, 3, 4: Sr. Play. 1 ' ml How many yards of crepe paper will we need for our Junior-Senior Banquet? asks Junior Class President Ermaline Henry. I wonder? replies their co-sponsors, Mr. Carleton and Miss Dunlop. Having committee meetings, planning for the Junior-Senior banquet, making money to finance the class ac- tivities, and taking care of other details contribute to an unforgettable year for the Juniors. Featured in the picture are Cleft to rightbx Mary Brown, secretary and treasurer, Mr. Carleton, co-sponsor: Sue Thomas, vice-president, Miss Dunlop, co-sponsor, Ermaline Henry, president, and Bobby Hutto, reporter. -20- ii-R ,fxio YM? 'sf' th Freeman Mary Brown 509 Thomas Jo Ann Jones Everett Hollis Peggy James N-ma Anderson Johnnie Carver Erma Henry Anna Pelton Waneeda Hamby Behey McKenzi lllma Hughes Lenora Alexander Ralph Bales Imogene Eastwood Charles Pittman Bill Marlin With Strong Determination to Become Seniors. Come-Over-To-My-House-Spoke Up Anne Lou Edna Fish Grant Miller A 'V 'Ss Bobbye Hayes ,tof , Delma Clements Tommy Gray Wilma Palmer as 'ff -se...,.wv -2l- , t ' t -.of , -'-Ji -4 -ge-v-up rt.-.J rf- gv , ln AJ W are ,.,-ae , ?A.i x'?,. F ,113 will ff l X Sue Neill Gary Smifh pafricia Burklea Marilyn Wise Jerry Whife Joann Jones Palsy James Paul Fausl' Wanda Cheek R055 Smith Rggemary Bagley Dan Moody Shirley Robbins Joy Collins Joyce Evans Isabelle Lindsay Jack Archer Phyllis Shellor We Answered the Knock of Gpporlunity Carson Hollis W Nina Farley Don Mashburn n ' f fr Donna Cogburn Billy Barnes Norma Thompson 'ff s i K 1 iv fy Wtvg' k yk I. 'Tb ns. , 'Y' 'K 'G ,WV 15' i ' i A f . 4' ls 'Wes - viii' vga 'V- i xg sr -Q..---' ! . Q .Y rr , - f -me rs. 'QP fbw 'Sli '-rugi- ,p S,,a 'ih lens Ballard Melvin Campbell l.eH'a Rae Norvill Pal' Ward 'lmy Harnsberger JOY Adam' Mauflce l l0Cl950n Seflla Bridwell :leH'a Sfead Bobby Diggs Dina Farley Brice Whifefield -fi IDN- ful my 106. X 'Qi fri? I I i Joyce Crawford Bobby HUHO Jackie Miles Margie Hood Carma LeH'a Hamby RalPl'l Caflfel' And Success Was Ours Industrial Arts Department is the scene of much 1 work. The department has turned out articles of dwork which represent skill, patience, and hard work. 1 W- , L, ,as . Mg , . s r ' 5. 5 i Q J . The newly remodeled gym with its large seating capacity serves both fans and players. The gym has four dressing rooms each with hot showers. N4 . at 5X J s QQ v ly. A is fn-S f l.. v. Y is , .- hw aw. : , , V M xigk ., V... -, ,,,,g, .- ? A . ' at A 4 - s , f X 1 . Yr L Y , sy , . . X .9VL '!r .iff . H f f , 6 , , it N Q5 H . 7' Sep L p p E The Sophomores are our hopes for 1954. They are already well-governed, solid citizens of L. H. S. and here we find class officers President Betty Ramsey, Vice-President Mary Henson, 'Secretary-Treasurer Kay Carroll, Margie Scott, reporter, and sponsors, Miss Roberta Heard and Mrs. Janetta Loper. 'sf Beulah Carier William Bray Carolyn Smifh ,Mm LINDSAY HIGH SCHUUL LHCRARY f ei If fi 'af' 'U' an ...Jr Pafricia TihCh Jimmy Cooprider BeH'Y Hunfer Calvin Clingman Donna Gayle Brow Wiley Gosnell I-Ofeffi GH-29OI'y Sianley Bigham BeH'y Wood Ivan Webb Vonda Bunch Charles Turner Margie ScoH Phillip Mason Mary Henson We seized our opportunity and Ki fha Sophomore Weener Roasi' BeHy Ramsey Bruce Evans Virginia Lufon i Horace Anderson Kay Carrol Lanny Brighfwell Xxf..,,....r e in V, :L ' . ea. 1 I' , M K, ff? ' T' Q f aqsw -er' J lv, K , 9 X. fm, J ., us he ,J 'if'-'evrk 'K 'P vim 'ing H . f AJ . gene Gregory Sidney O'Banion Auvern George Palsy Knighf Mary Bridwell Newell M00 9 bby Syrkels Jessie Banks John Elmore 7' Belly Manloolh Harold Gardner Mdyme LOU Win ln Paul Buzbee Melba Branch Teddy Sullenberger Ardylh Yarbrough Tommy Sullenberger Helen Hull made a place for ourselves in 'T-'L' ef, ,f ' .J ' ' ,x , fl Benny Dulfon Darrell Green Billy Furgason Dale Echols Our Hockey Players Jean Burkes John Farley 6, , S. 'K 'li' W i 0 -M' EKU v-.fd J ,,.j W are Mai' me e el 'sa ee Q , ff e wi lx c X M 5 Hia- jdie Riley Darlene Powers Lural Perry Pairicia Lacy Bobby Heailey Linda Tl'0mP5ol een Casfleman Manuel McKee Robbie Sanders Rex Power Jehne Trammell Johnny Golden 9 mY Fine Anna Hood Richard Wilson Carolyn Alexander C. W. Casileman Kay Rilo Williar academic work. sports and activities 1271 I I Featured above are the Freshmen Class officers and their sponsors, Mrs. Frieda Carothers and Mr. Lloyd Hight. Jimmy Daley, presidentg Mary Rinehart, vice-president, Shirley Futrell, secretary, and Bessie Merritt, reporter. Dur Junior High School is composed of the seventh, eighth and ninth grades. Nina Sue Banks Betty Ringo Bessie Merritt .,28- wzfyif . 4 1 Bill Ramsvy Patricia Bratcher Charles Miller Odcne Bri ghtwell Bobby Alexander L 1 Gayla Tinch fi. 'NK Bobby Bridwell Judy Anderson Vlfillic Rushing Pflfsy Smith Russell Bennett, Annette Coffee Gcncvievc Caldwell ,X 4. W gnu VT' ' fgre- 0' ms l A l. 'Is f f-:wx 4 95 V ,-'E . , g ak.-nr ,F fifnenfimen Billy Mossy Frcdda Jzimcs Jcrry Smilh Allcn Richardson Shirley Parish Buzzy Standficld Ralsy Adams Joi- Boat man 'nw Q--..., Rosa Lcc Fzrskcr -if-' 4? 1 ' f llulm llziiris Fccilizi Noillivutt .Im 1' Harold Grumblcs Qhirlcy Futrell in 1 uilvi' 1 v mx lJ'ilr'v I llrllx' Ili: H1 xlwl ll' rf w:lrnl llwl' ., V Iimmy Iii 1 32' jk A rx 'hi 1, H ' Q -.1 . - N n Q ,, I 4 it 1:7 Q - fd J' . ,L ., .af Q -f- null' TW f -L ,, lv A my 'lk ' ' 1 Y .iz ' glenn l l A - I lP f. T5 i , Rf Q .s rv Tw I' ki Q ... Q I ,Q- MQ F V. 2 ,rj A? S .nie . J e-.. e 5' fi . l l K ., f r ? .i it l. M v .Q .Q o X if 111 A S -A: ff! ' E s' -in-'K ,4 --1' ri . .1 ' YQ! wx ,.,. K X ,fu kf gm f ' f. .Q ' x R. 30- Charles Vsry Jimmy Ilrirdy limrence Marion Scott Fulton George Adams L 1 1 -.N 1 A C? Hubert Powers Dean Helen Bagley A. B. Webb Mary Rinehart Leonard Harrison Bonnie Dillard Larry McDaniel f wir ei is E Twyla Carothers Theo Hart Anna Jo McGee Troy Miles Donald YVebb Helen Buchanan James Vanhooser Norma Mills Royce Freeman f flaw Larry Lindsay Jeannie Sanford Geneva Marritt Jimmy James Ruby Scoggins Jimmy Hood Joy Stephens George Morris Charlene Burkes 'V' vw... ff- , I. 6 f , - , 2 elf ' Q . V -1 J get ,ff . ii if .rbi .' f 19 EQ ii. Q. ag ..., ,Q -' i., , in. - . K fi 3,- in U if r Gene Hall Diane Carruth Alton Sullivan Barbara Morgan Louie Ferguson Clyda Adams Connie Engle Q1 - elle Q E , gi A 1 f l - 1 A I-I f elll ' , N YT' rf' af uv A i l Kay Hardy I- V , James Crawford I Joyce Stroud , - 1 nf in Bill Garrett - WJ W l i aj, Haskell Chambers ,-1 KY!! g ,Q W i r QL, Donald Eastwood Frances Fogleman Donald Cheek Bonnie Palmer a 'N ik M fl l I 3, 'r K E K Freddie Lawson John Kicth '-an-17 Q, , if 'Q A fb 9 . if 'Q' 5' 5 ff w-. gi .r at Y, 6 if Joseph Bauman Jackie Scyrkels vm Nui Geneva Cudd Carl Judith Wharton Harold Henry Jimmy Taylor Dolores Vim Mal re ' zyffkft. A , ,Y M Q in Tax it of as 3 y E, 1:25 5 x 35 S Q- ,L 1 .us a. ', .t .Q ' H .v w 1 , '53 A ff- aafsfff W i I 5 2 ,Q 1 Y .-N mm' A' 'V E ,WL K 'virgin 3 Vllfl' ,K X , 1 E Yi? ' X is X ff , K '01 Ke f .sa t Ay., 1 iff Ray Harrison Wayne Estes Billy Duncan Wendell Berkley Billy Fuller -31 We --. ,-. L41- 4- an VW? I Z4 7 A '-T X., ,13- 1- Q1 ade -521 Q7 Buddy Beverly Patsy Bray A 5 Donald James b my ihy 3 5 Ruth Caldwell ' . '5': L vi f ' 'V' 4 ji .ls-.,.I. I, xtjit Xtirtihni. Rehecca Cooper Jerome Walton Anna Belle Henry ii ' -S Gilford Rutledge Catherine Stroud Allen Dutton Duane George Patsy Ilutto Buck Blevins Martha George Jimmy Adams D. L, Bunch Betty Ridings Bobby Adkins Don Ellis F ,- YW' Dortha Largent Joe Gay Janet Cooprider Lawrence Smith Polly Knapp Paul Knapp Clifton Light may V7'f A I eatteiai f 1 Gerald Patterson Helena Ivy Marvin Dale Bray Loschen Turner Bob Lacy Metia Anderson I NH I 6 W! 5 Q Qs. f,,-,. 55' in L : 7?i': is , fi rm 5, ii i as at 'xt' g I sa , ki I .. f , s Av 1 12 ri . f. 1 .if -as 1 'lv k -.pl ,RVN-vi i 1 si Roena Gregory Wynema Com'9l' Coy Dee Pzirsley Jeanette Clements Michial Wood Helen Richardson Jo Ann Roberts .S- E. T. Johnson Mary George Gary Burnett Glenna Jerome Earl Bray Beverly Alcxandei Gene Estes W 3 X if Yf'ffT'r i ,- Evangeline Dunfee Jake Stockstill Leroy Edgell K I .J r u Y Basil Merriott Betty Medell Gary Wooster Gwendolyn Forkner , it 1 i 1 had , V .. 'M S Bob Mason Bertha Davis usie Ann Johnson Ronnie Peterman Audry Cowdin Lee Largent Bobbie Scroggins Shirley Buchanan Kenneth Russell Delbert Ray Bell . ,N J A 'mr Lillian Adkisson Charles Estes Glenda Buzbee Jimmy Mantooth Janie Bradley David Daniel Seuentfz Thomas Hunter Ns, MS' 4 . 1 A -5 . 'betray' - X 9 M Q to '-'U f A s- fd A, 1. s-vA- ' p, . G ., 'A '55, ' ' - -I , A 'ci ' M . k ve f AS. in , gf . N.. 5' v ' K- ll,' ,sei Y N- all Q- 1 Wei fd it 1, is A r fi Billy Branum Barbara Swinford Jimmy Smith Nancy Farley Leonard Northcutt Reba Lawson NA: Ronald Stewart Judy Engle Dickie Smith Maxine Jones Paul Whitt lvlryna Bens on ,f vw- llr: 'Ol' ' X... 1 1-or '---rr E251 M V. 1 l . ', i i uv. Leta Ezel Dee Wayne Bray O. C. 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Those chosen for the State Honor Society in our Highschool are selected according to their scholastic rating. There were thirty students selected this year and they are considered the upper ten per cent of our highschool. ' They are seated in the picture according to their scholastic average for two semesters of academic work. Honor Society awards were given to these students in the Assembly of Awards at the end of the school year. A .5 ,, it-3 iw f pf mi V I ,.,.i.elwt 1' fi, I Q Q :isa if . ,'.i:L ij .,,e ' -I V p V . ,,i.,, adkeb. f , at . 'ff ,SE Q. V S iii Qi L Pictured here are those who have been on the State :I , ' Honor Society for four years. 1 gg me 'jeff Y' 1 fi X IH WIIIUHIIH1111IIUlllllllillfilffffIli!!!fff!Z!II1l1!!IW!!lf 9LUEY97lllilWill! IIJiM!1!lf1t?W!hY4M Wl!JIFHllfIfHHU8i! 5 ww A 'MM 11 . Q FL if ,5yg3Qf1,:w 5 K.. W5 ,W M, W f M' lf' .ff I ' Y 4 f-WH ., I i Al xv, ,. L, Q L 'WL L7 wamfwqnm- 7 . Q Q - lf K wwe? 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K ,,L. 5 KK K K. ,. , fydmawf my A ,e.,,e ,gs , A A , - 'e-,.. -- Q'FfmfTi - , ., 557 M if Viffpf K ,LA . ,TM H m. ' ' K , if K. .,,.,, A K Km I , f . . ff 2 A' ' ,f ,K-, ff wa- 5- 1127 we - ' wp V Y , f e K , M K , fsgylgp ,Qc - A ,fe K Q. , . ,fi , f .. 'Q , 'H W K K K M.-wi e' B. AN f E ,xihw . ' ' ,r Ai! J, , . ,, ,. .. , , ,W . 'gimme '773xrf.u:--1' A ' 4 V -I Aw - 5 5 . , ' U' .1...Lw-l... Q4 ,,' ,X .M -W-'..,.. can T , ' V . , . nnuunnnnnnn- mowl -f Front Row, left to right: Catherine Cook, Kay Hardy, Betty Mantooth, Betty Ridings, Leshen Turner, Carolyn Smith, Lois Jean Duncan, Donna Brown. Second Row: Helen Hull, Judy Anderson, Joy Stephens, Annette Coffee, Jerome, Walton Patsy James, Judith Wharton, Alton Sullivan, Beverly Hinkle, Beth Freeman, Royce Freeman, Betty Woods. Third Row: Larry Lindsay, Scot Fulton, Cecelia Northcutt, Patsy Hutto, Rebecca Cooper, Leonard Northcutt, Basil Merritt, E. T. Johnson, Eddie Riley, Donald Eastwood, Dwain George. Ken- All ears were lent to hear Band Majorettes are, left to right: Betty Wood, Donna Gayle Brown, Jean Freeling, . , Patsy James, Virginia Luton, and Beth, -Ann Freeman. Activities Jonetta Miller Santa Claus Parade, Chickasha, Dec. I- Band Party, Dec. 20 All State Band, Norman, Feb. 28-29 ' Seminole, March I8 M Y X i Waurika, March Zl-22 i District Music Contest, April 3-4 45- if rilly State Music Contest, March l-2 Drum Major A neth Russell, Jack Archer, Jack Smith, Jean Freeling, Bessie Merritt, Jerry Blansett. Fourth Row: Phillip Riley, Charles Turner, Wendel Berkley, Bill Garrett, Richard Wilson, Twyla Carothers, Gary Burnett, Gary Wooster, Ronnie Peterman, Jimmy Taylor, Gerald Patterson, Vivian Fine, Hubert Power, Jimmy Mantooth, Guy Garrett, L. B. Haley, Jimmy Hardy. Fifth Row: Marshall Burkes, Anna Jo McGee, Gwendolyn Forkner, Dina Farley, Betty Hunter, Jennie Sanford, Virginia Lovell Luton, Jonetta Miller, and Mr. Charles Meyer, director. reel music in the air Band Officers are, left to right: Lois Jean Duncan, secretary, Jonetta Miller, report- erg Phillip Riley, president, Beverly Hinkle, vice-president, and Catherine Cook, treas- Urer. Activities Mr. Charles Meyer Band Day at the State Fair, Sept. 22 Director Football Games Pep Band Football Parades All State Band, Oklahoma A Xu M, Dec. 6 State Marching Champs, Madill, Oct, 20 -46. Band Day, Oklahoma University, Nov. I7 The pride of Lindsay is the High School Marching Band which makes frequent appearances at the football games marching contests throughout the state, and many downtown appearances. Trophy This is the First Place Trophy the Marching Band received at the State Marching Contest in Madill, Oklahoma, on October 20, 1951. ..47... 1 . - - h Bobby Heatly F t R Miss Roberta Heard, directorg Grant Miller, Gary Smlfh, Charles TQIFUGF, Jack Smit Rfgsardowvyllson Lawrence Marion. Back Row: scott Fulton, Tommy Fme, Eddie Paley, Jerry Whlte George M01' rxs Ralph Bales Bill Martin, Melvin Campbell. JUNIOR HIGH BAND-Front Row: Kay Hardy, Judy Anderson, Larry Lindsey, Betty Ridings, Billy Pool, Leschen Turner. Second Row: Joy Stephens, Annette Coffee, Cecelia Northcutt, Scott Fulton, Gwendolyn Brown, Jerome Walton, Alton Sullivan, Judith Wharton, Delores Wood, Vicky Carothers, Royce Freeman. Third Row: Patsy Hutto, Becky Cooper, Diane Carruth, Maxine Jones, Vaughn Bryant, Duane George, Kenneth Russell, Carol Ann Mundell, Mary Power, Bessie Merritt. Fourth Row: Wendell Berkley, Bill Garrett, Twyla Carothers, Jake Stockstill, Ronnie Petcrman, Basil Mariot, Leonard Northcutt, E. T. Johnson, Dale Shoemake, Jim Adams, Howard Bridges, Thomas Hunter, Herbert Power, Jimmie Taylor, Jerald Patterson, Jimmie Cantrell, Jimmie Mantooth, Jimmie Hardy. Fifth Row: Gary Barnett, Gary Wooster, Don Eastweed, Grant Farley, Gwendolyn Fortner, Anna McGee, Jeanie Sanford, Lillie Clingman. -43- Front Row Judy Anderson Odene Brightwell, Pat Adams, Jean Castleman, Shirley Parish, Betty Mantooth Lois Duncan Gayla Tinch, Bessie Merritt, Joy Stephens, Pat Bratcher, Joyce Evans. Sec- ond Row Carol H111 Annette Coffee, Bonnie Dillard, Darlene Powers, Sue Neill, Donna Brown, Jean Miss Roberta Heard Director Girls' Quartet is composed of, left to right: Bessie Merritt, Betty Mantooth, Jonetta Miller, Marilyn Wise. Girls' Trio is composed of, left to right: Donna Gayle Brown, Vir- ginia Luton, Sue Thomas, There's a song Vocal Music Chorus November 20 Thanksgiving Festival al' Sfillwafer, Oklahoma February 4 Gave the Opereiie Mikado Saw +he Mikado at Duncan -49- Freeling, Beverly Hinkle, Betty Wood, Margie Hood, Carmeleta Hamby. Third Row Mary Rinehart Sue Thomas, Robbie Sanders, Edna Fish, Marilyn Wise, Anna Pelton, Lois Worley Virginia Luton Vivian Fine, Pat Tinch, and Waneeda Hamby. Accompanist: Jonetta Miller in our hearts Depart ent Activities Jonetta Miller Accompanist Glee Club officers are,. left. to right: Virginia Luton, librarian! .Ionetta Miller, secretaryg Beverly Hinklgv vice-presidentg Sue Thom- as, president. Junior High Trio, left to right: Janet Cooprider, Kay Hardy, Bet- ty Ridings, and Martha George, accompanist. March 24 Spring Concert April 3-4 District Contest at Ada State Contest at Stillwater -So- m , ,Y . l., 'eg' .. an N 3 ,Q W . ,yy -f ' - ,fwf .W ve I Q time :if 'Za Q ' 'J JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS' Reba Lawson, Audry Cowden, Patricia Robertson, Dixie McDowell Richardson, Wanda Dutton, Leschen Turner, Myrna Benson, Roena Gregory Shirley Buchanan, Lavon Harris, Bertha Davis. Second Row: Joy Ann Dun: can, Becky Cooper, Martha George, Lillian Adkisson, Clyda Adams, Patsy Hood, Brenda Simms, Darlene Pullin, Jo Ann Roberts, Kay Hardy Betty Ridings, Nancy Farley, Marjorie Parker. Back Row: Barbara Svvinford, Glenda Buzbee. Ruth Caldwell, Jessie Compton, Evangeline Dunfer, Patsy Hutto, Judy McCaslin, Wynema Conyer, Gwendolyn Forkner, Jane Bradley Betty Medell, Catherine Stroud, Leta Ezell. 1 Row JUNIOR HIGH BOYS' CHORUS, Front Row tleft to rightl: James Hyden, Jim Smith, Teddy Ramsey, E. T. Johnson, Earl Lynn Bray, Leroy Edgell, Billy Branum, David Daniel, Delbert Bill, Charles Estes, Bobby Adkins, Gary James, Basil Mariot, Glenn Henry, Buddy Beverly. Second Row: Harvey Dedmon, Charles Hyatt, Jim Crawford, Paul Whitt, O. C. Patterson, Don Cheek, Joe Bauman, Clifton Light, Bob Lacy, Lloyd Wells, Gene Estes, Garland Hightower, Bill Bridwell, Oscar Woodruff, Mike Spradlin. Third Row: Billy Fuller, Buck Blevins, Billy Hightower, Dickie Smith, Don East- wood, Coy Dee Parsley, Donald James, Gilford Rutledge, Ronald Stewart, Mike Wood, Louie Ferguson, Billy ,Duncan, Lynn Beam, Dee Wayne Bray. Back Row: George Curry, Freddie Lawson, John Keith, Harold Anglin, Marvin Bray, Wayne Estes, Bill Stephens, Jerry Ezell, Allen Dutton, Gene Hall, Jackie Scyrkles, Lawrence Smith, Harold Henry. Cowboys, beautiful dames, everything! Speech Play Mystery of Crazy Canyon Ranch Peter Shelton .,,,.,,,.... Georgia Thayer ........,.., Sheriff Jim Courtly .. Jennifer Fairchild ,.Y,,.,i Ann Payson .i.,..,.,,,,,l., Standing Cow Mack? Winnie Minnie Ninnie Wild Eyed Willie .........w Elijah Stockbond ..,....,., Phoebe Stockbond ....... Miss Prim ..............i,,,, Directed by Mrs. Mildred Hight CAST Guy Garrett Pat Burkleo Ray Shelton Beth Freeman Carol Hill Jerry White Wyvonia Riddle Jerry Brightwell Marshall Burkes Wanda Kendrick e- ---,---'-------,--A---A--------t.---4---------..----., .......,............ M ary Brown Boots, too! - F- H B' I - ! 52 eap Hun I , 1 -'W-A A1 K-1 '11 nf?--s A- vL,v.. ,f-ui,-Q Q-lq...i, on-Yue--w4i,A ,F ,tk ' - ,LS Q , , ,:4,,,,NAAv W.. .. ag L w -I - A A - H..-.fag xr ' Larry Champion J Jimmy Daily .. George Enright Daisy Mae ,, , , , Susan Skeets , Doris Hull . A Mavis Hull , ,, . Bert Davis ., ,, Hugh Shannon , Nancy Cornell , Chester Clune Aunt Jennie . The Srs. are Sittin' Pretty ! Senior Class Play SiH'in' Pre'Hy! Marshall Burkes , Jerry Brightwell M., J, ,, Ray Shelton ,. . Beverly Hinkle , ,,Y,.....,,,,, Carol Hill Lois Jean Duncan r,,, Wanda Kendrick , Phillip Riley ,.. Bill Whitt Jean Freeling J, ,, Jerry Blansett J , Jonetta Miller Are Your Seams Straight? -53- Rehearsal Time! We hope the gun doesn't'go off but if it does there's going to be some dead ducks ljuniorsi. T. Timothy Tweedsome Lindy Lou Evans ,,Y........ , Dick Barry . ..,,.,,.,,.,...,...,.. . Benjamine Blackstone ,, Ethelburt ,,YY,,,.,,...,......V, ,. Duchess of Londonberry Delores Del Monte ..., ,, Patsy, , H Patricia . .....Y.,,.,,,... . Pranella , ,, o,.l,,. Big Boy Roberts . Junior Class Play Lindy Lou . e,,...., Grant Miller Letta Rae Norvill Jerry White Daniel Moody ,,,..,.Jack Archer Sue Thomas Dina Farley Beth Ann Freeman Jo Ann Jones Marilyn Wise Y, Bobby Diggs Now. Grant! ,.54- Much preparation is needed for any stage production fe l if fff't , '. I '3 Zf'ff ,,,1'A'f' 'ffwdnf 1 ez? Q-sir' ze : ' M ,W an Q ,. , t K a ' , ji 7 First Row, left to right: Jack Smith, Betty Mantooth, Grant Miller, Donna Gayle Brown, Bill Martin, Virginia Luton, and Scott Fulton. Second Row: Judy Anderson, Bessie Merritt, Eddie Riley, Sue Thomas, Betty Wood, Vivian Fine, Pat Tinch, Annette Coffee, Lois Jean Dun- can, Carol Hill, Pat Bratcher, and Joy Stephens. Third Row: Gary Smith, Bobby Heatly, George Morris, Jerry White, Tommy Fine, Charles Turner, Richard Wilson, Lawrence Marion, and Royce Freeman. Mikado February 4, 1952 Directed by Miss Roberta Heard The Cast: The Mikado Nanki Poo . Pish Tush Poo Bah , , Yum Yum , . . Peep Bo i i Petti Sing . Katisha , Attendant . . , Bill Martin ,. Scott Fulton i ,,,,, Eddie Riley , . Jack Smith , ,... Virginia Luton Sue Thomas Betty Mantooth Donna Brown Royce Freeman is Il Three Little Maids Yum Yum, Peep Bo, Pe'Hi Sing Ko Ko, Lord High Executioner and Gentleman of Jap.. -5 5.- g-VV' 'A I Off To Work We Go , , ' ' hifisff.. , , '53 ,, 0' A 1 1 - W X iwwemw., 4 V- ' 'lfmf We in db ull fhe fun and work began when 'Phe sfudenf body elecied Beverly Hinkle, edi+org Bobby Diggs assls+an+ edlfor nd Phillip Riley, business manager. lThese 'lhree had fhe lask of selec+ing a slaff +o work wrlh 'them l As fea ured in 'lhe picfure, fhere was much planning +0 do. So many iimes +hereaf'I'er were fhey seen loaded down for fork ahead. ' 4 TAFF AT WORK-In the hectic days before the deadline, we find the staff at work drawing up pages writing and re Iriting copy, drawing up lads, collecting money, chasing photographers, neglecting school work, and eternally eating, sleep ig, and living the 'Leopard. After many hours of planning and proof reading, the 1952 edition of the Leopard is at last a reality. Everyone, including the staff, student body, administra- tion, and businessmen, has given abundantly of their slumber, sweat, and tears in order that the 1952 Leopard might be the best ever. Credit for the finished product belongs to the various staff members. Bobby Diggs, the assistant editor, and Mary Brown, the organization editor, have proved them- selves very capable in handling the problems that would have gone unsolved. The business manager, Phillip Riley, deserves much praise for the efficient way in which he managed the advertising campaign. He did an excellent job in working with the advertising managers, Dan Moody, Virginia Luton, and Bessie Merritt. Carol Hill was our life saver with her creative art ability. Out of the limelight but in the assembbly line were our indispensible typists, Jean Freeling and Jonetta Miller. Keeping up with athletic events and turning in scores all year, was the sports editor, Gary Smith. Catherine Cook, Bill Whitt, Jerry Blansett, Martha George, Betty Ramsey, and Donna Brown were very capable and did a fine job representing the various organizations in our school. The class representatives, Lois Jean Duncan, Beth Freeman, and Kay Hardy, put on a terrific sales cam- paign. They deserve credit for selling our Leopard and managing our Yearbook King and Queen contest. Without your guiding hand, Mrs. Loper, we would have stumbled and surely fallen. To those to whom we are indebted we say thinks for all the unselfish work they have done. To the 1953 Leopard Staff we leave all our wisdom and knowledge. May you profit through our errors. To the school we give the various aspects of our school life for the past nine months-The 1952 Leopard. --BEVERLY HINKLE, Editor. Leopard Staff if-HA Without the guidance and supervision of Mrs. Martin Loper, our sponsor, the Leopard would never have been a reality. Thank you for your cooperation and hard work. Llijlililii. fl- Sianding, left fo right: Mrs. Williamson, head librarian: Pai Siewari, Linda Thompson. Sealed: Wanda Cheek, Norma Cogburn, Kay Rita Williams, Carolyn Smi+l1,Odene Brighrwell. Library Staff ssidrizzzszzn Our high school library serves as a guidepost for the four hundred students who value the knowledge they are able to obtain there. Several hundred dol- lars is spent each year for books in various fields. Current material may be obtained from the magazine, and newspaper supply, a large variety of hooks serve as a guide for those seeking ref- erence material, while others enjoy spending many leisure hours just reading. iradescho I PrincipaI's Highschoo Office Staff Standing lleft to rightlz Mr highschool principal g Joyce Crawford, Kay Carroll, Delma Clements, Sitting: Mary Brown. Stead, Wilma Pa . Carey, lmer, Celesta ol PrincipaI's Office Staff Standing lleft to rightl: ' e Pat Stewart Marilyn W1s , Margie Hood, Lois Worley, Lenora Alexander, Mr. Carothers, gradeschool 3 principal. Sitting: Wanda Kendrick. Office Staff To be selected as one of the persons to serve on the office staff is an honor. The principal job of these persons is to our highschool principal, and Mr. Carothers, our grade principal. ' K A-,- teachers and students, answering the telephones, besides picking up txmzx-absentee n the register sheet make up a full and busy hour for everyone. assist Mr. Carey, king messages to d posting them o Running errands, ta l' s from various rooms an and tardy s ip . M b t 4 . Front Row, left to right: Cheerleader Betty Ramsey, Pat Tinch, Joyce Evans, Anna Hood, Kay Carroll, Cheer- leader Marilyn Wise, Pat Lacy, Margie Scott, Mary Bridwell, Betty Henson, Mary Henson, Peggy James, Cheer- leader Ermaline Henry. Second Row: Sponsor Mrs. Martin Loper, Norma Mills, Mary Brown, Mary Ann Rine- hart, Suzanne Neill, Betty Ringo, Waneeda Hamby, Jesse Banks, Pat Stewart, Shirley Parish, Setha Bridwell, Melba Branch, Jo Ann Jones, Sponsor Mrs. Lloyd I-light. Third Row: Marjorie Hood, Charlene Burkes, Joy Collins, Lenora Alexander, Carma Letta Hamby, Odene Brightwell, Wanda Kendrick, Pat Adams, Gayla Tinch, Pat Bratcher, Fourth Row: Rosa Lee Casker, Kay Rita YVilliams, Bonnie Dillard, Lois Worley, Betty Mc- Kenzie, Jean Burkes, Sue Thomas, Edna Fish, Darlene Powers, Isabelle Lindsay, Johnna Beth Trammell, Jean Castleman. -,, .. 7 .. -fi X 1 gi' 1 ,, Sf' ' f ' The sponsors and officers of t Pep Club are, left to right: Mrs. Martin Loper, Mary Henson, Betty Henson, Mrs. Lloyd Hight. Yell Leaders, left to right: Betty Ramsey, Marilyn Wise, Ermalinc Henry. We'II always push you Pep Club On September 10, 1951, the Pep Club members met and elected of- ficers and yell leaders. After giv- ing a few yells, we realized that much practice was going to be necessary before we would be con- sidered a Pep Club, much less the kind we wish to be. But by prac- ticing nearly every morning before school, we were well on our way to perfection at the first football game. The past year we've honored only the football team, but we hope to be able to include the basketball and baseball teams in the near future. , 34. s LL . I ff-ga,.,.. .i . - K 'W-gywi, A 4, A Front Row, left to right: Clifford Miles, Bill Atkinson, Gary Smith, Bobby Diggs, Grant Miller, C. VV. Castle- man, Joe Webb, and Darrell Green. Second Row: Coach Tom Turvey, Pat Ward, Jerry White, Eulys Ray Shel- ton, Guy Garrett, Bill Whitt, Don Simms, Bobby Hutto, Phillip Riley, Joe Bill Rayburn, and Assistant Coach Martin Loper. Third Row: Charles Bray, Jimmy Bray, William Bray, Jack Archer, Tommy Fine, Billy Fer- guson, Lural Perry, Don Mashburn, and Bill Barnes. ' on lo victory ever L Club The Lindsay L Club was or- ganized in 1949 under the sponsor- ship of the coaches. Since that time the club has grown and be- come active in the field of ath- letics. Each year the club awards let- ter jackets to the graduating sen- iors who have lettered in any sport. In the spring the club spon- sors a trip to initiate new mem- bers. Coaches Tom Turvey and Mar- tin Loper are sponsors of the club. il L Club officers are, right to left: Bobby Hutto, president, Bobby Diggs, vice-president, Grant Mil- ler, secretary - treasurer, J a c k Archer, sergeant-at-arms. Coaches Tom Turvey and Martin Loper present Captains Bill Whitt and Guy Garrett their letter jack- ets as Captains Ray Shelton and Clifford Miles lopk on. 3 First Row: Vivian Fine, Cecilia Northcutt, Charlene Burkes, Celesta Stead, Betty Ramsey, Patricia Bratcher, Gayla Tinch, Letta Ray Norvill, Linda Thompson, Wanda Kendrick, Catherine Cook, Ermalene Henry. Second Row: Isabelle Lindsey, Jeannie Sanford, Lenora Alexander, Betty Henson, Norma Jean Anderson, Melba Branch, Joann Jones, Wilma Pittman, Jean Burkes, Helen Buchanan, Ruby Scoggins, Miiss Jean Dunlop. Third Row: Betty Hunter, Joy Collins, Annette Coffee, Ursula Smith, Wilma Palmer, Rosa Lea Casker, Shirley Futrell, Lois Worley, Jean Freeling, Pat Stewart, Carolyn Smith, Helen Hull, Kay Carroll, Margaret Smith, Odene Brightwell, Patsy Knight. Fourth Row: Pat Adams, Mary Ann Rinehart, Shirley Parish, Bonnie Dillard, Noma Mills, Arlene Ballard, Anna Jo McGee, Twyla Carothers, Phyllis Shelton, Mayme Winn. fNot picturedl: Coletta Stead Usry. Future Homemakers sf... Toward New Horizons, the motto of Future Homemakers of America, expresses the purpose of the organization-learning to live better today in order that our lives and those of our families may be better tomorrow. Miss Jean Dunlop, Advisor Officers Celesta Stead, Historiang Jean Burkes, Parliamen- tariang Betty Henson, Vice-President, Catherine Cook, Presidentg Wanda Kendrick, Reporter, Er- malene Henry, Secretary- Treasurerg Norma Jean Anderson, Song Leader. swan wx, J V ,, N Hey. Joy Collins and Carolyn Smith, handle that china carefully. It costs money. MAH . god' hw 6:4 , K xva E mf' 2 2 55' , fl S: 1 ' sf L f xo 'i f NEW YN Here we see Twyla Carothers, Rosa Cas- ker, and Noma Mills applying the old saying: The way to a man's heart is through his stomach. Say, girls, what will this delectable dish be? In Action! September, 1951, found 25 pledges striving throughout initiation week to become Future Home- makers of America bringing out total membership to 52. Fourteen, including Mrs. Audy Jones, Chapter Mother, and Miss Jean Dunlop, Advisor, represented Lindsay F. H. A. Chapter at the Sub-District leader- ship Conference in Pauls Valley. Lindsay Chapter was in charge of the training group emphasizing Making Initiations and Pledge Week More Purposefulf' Erma- lene Henry was elected secretary-treasurer for South- west Sub-District 2. In December, F. H. A. sponsored a Style Show, Twas the Night Before Christmas. The girls mod- eled winter fashions constructed in second and third year clothing classes. A caroling party was planned and Christmas cards were sold by the Chapter. Improving our Home Economics Department was selected for our local project. An F. H. A. bulletin board, laundry hamper, and wall plaques with pot lift- ers and hangers for them were added to complete our project. In spirit with the season, F. H. A. members en- tertained their parents and boy friends with a Valen- tine Party. What fun! Lindsay was well represented at the State Rally in Oklahoma City. Several members participated in a tableau in the afternoon program. Serving at the annual F. F. A. banquet completed our- year's activities. 1 Lenora Alexander and Catherine Cook must be trying to finish their garments so they can be worn this weekend. Any successful home-maker should learn to sew. Wkikm e W fm: ., shwai ., . fl 5-'waz-1 5249 ' , Front Row tleft to rightl: Charles Bray, Earl Thomas, Wiley Gosnell, John Elmore, Clifford Tharpe, Jerry Smith, Allen Richardson, Bobby Heatly, Billy Massy, Donald Webb, Royce Freeman, Willy Rushing, Dale Henry, Russel Bennett. Second Row: Ross Smith, Brice Whitefield, Bruce Evans, Troy Miles, Wayne Yandell, Beth Ann Freeman IF. FQ A. Sweetheartl, Clifford Miles, Don Mashburn, Marshall Burkes, Paul Faust, Jimmy Hood, Carson Hollis. Third Row: Royce Foley tAdvisorJ, Charles Pitman, William Bray, A. B. Webb, Billy Bridwell, Ray Shelton, Jackie Miles, Horace Rogers, Billy Wilhoit, Manuael McKee, Theo Hart, Bill Whitt. We're Backed by the FUTURE FARMERS 'wi t 4 W . , Officers tleft to rightl: Brice XVhitefield, Reporter, , Clifford Miles, President, Billy VVilhoit, Treasurer Ray Shelton, Sentinel, Horace Rogers, Vice-Presb dent, Bill Whitt, Secretary, Royce Foley, Advisor. Royce Foley fAdViSorJ 1 'J Yr 'h'! rQK .. .- ,1',Zv1'g.+. 4,6 I Q40 E f .,Q T'9fv 'P e,l p,4A'9 'D 94' V '11, ULT 5 K4 u Q OFA These placings were taken at the county, state, Ameri- can Royal, and the district fairs and shows. Winnings for the local chap- ter were as follows: Three Grand Champions Four Reserve Grand Champions Nine Champions Fifteen Firsts Twelve Seconds Thirteen Thirds Forty-one other placings ..-s 1 il +3 16 ist? ' T103 N '?9 l'lA ' 1 X H C Qi-il-1210 5 O u , 056671, 'P O N- xii 'I 'J C , K 4' 3 Finest School ga ff ,LI if ERICA We have six boys--Bill Whitt, Bill Wilhoit, Clifford Tharpe, Marshall Burkes, Clifford Miles, and Charles Bray-who are applying for Junior Master Farmers this year. 3.x mf- . 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Gift- - 'f V ve -5 I . front Row: left to right: Dickie Smith, Crop's Captain: Kent Moore, Livestock Captain: Betty Perkins, Home Improvement: Mike tpradlln, President: Kay Beach, Secretary: Gwendolyn Brown, Song Leader: Carol Ann Mundell, Food Preparation Captain: Delorls yood. Arlene Evans, Judy Thomas, Mary George, Jane Bradlfely, Food President: Martha George, Mary Henderson. Second Row: Bobby .lnch,- Reporter: Rita Brogden, Nancy Bridges, David Vick, 'ary Stephens, Letha Copus, Linda Ferguson, Dondra James, Charlene Cheek, 'lrglnla Williams, Paul George, Sue Curlee. Third Row: Charles Loper, Sponsor: Sherry Fuller, Mary Medell, Tuwana Price, Patricia 'owers, Sandra Carey, Judy Perkins, Colin Hart, Leon Miller, Larry Walton, Darlene Whittington, Cynthia Fuller, Entromology Captain: innette Coffee, Mrs. Charles Loper, Sponsor. Fourth Row: Don Bob James. Phyllis Allred, Wesley Cheek, Donald Ross, Vicki Bauman. .lllle Mae Clingman, Linda Lindsay, Sandra McCloud, Patsy Eeds, Eugenia Daniels, Mary Jane Stroud, Toni Tipton, Omega Medell, Eddie Earpenter. Fifth Row: Jimmy Mantooth, Poultry Captain' Dale lShoemake, Handicraft Ca ta'n: G F ' , p 1 rant arley, Neill Tipton, Glen Curlee, .eorge Curry, James Hyden, Becky Cooper, Susie Johnson, Jessie Sumpter. Lois Parish. Health Captain. 4-H Club Achievements JAUARY, 1950-Won S100 as outstanding Junior Club in county. MARCH, 1951-Fat Stock Show: Poland China pig, owned by Betty Perkins, placed first in county. Hampshire lamb, owned by Pat Henderson, placed first in county. Entered Team .Demonstrat1on, Timely Topic contest: Bruce Bullock was reserve grand champion in county timely topic contest. Meat Identification contest: Club won trophy for highest meat identification team. Brenda. Simms won trophy for high individual. Team Demonstration contest: Martha George and Brenda Simms won a trip to Stillwater with their Rural Electrificationn demonstration. APRIL, 1951-Model Meeting contest: Club placed third. Clothing Revue: Twenty-seven girls were first place winners in clothing at dress revue. Sherry Fuller and Martha George won firsts in county. SEPTEMBER. 1951--Club won trophy for most record books kept by any junior club in the county, and S10 for best 4-H Club float at County fair. JANUARY, 1952fClub received Recreation and Rural Arts and Health Improvement certificates. Carol Ann Mundell was judged first with her Food Preparation Project and Martha George and Kay Beach with Farm and Home Electric. Radio Time Mike Spradlin is waiting to introduce the 4-H on one of the weekly radio broadcasts. An- nouncer Jack Smith is winding up his news report--Miss Heard is at the controls. The various departments in the school are responsible for the weekly school broadcasts given each Friday over KVLH. Debaie Team Wanda Kendrick and Guy Garrett are considering the best lan f th ' ff' I I , p or en' a irmative ap- proach while Marshall Burkes and Jack Smith seem confident of the negative side of the question. Mrs. Hight seems well pleased with their work. HIIIllIHfIUIIPIWIHI4HHHHNHHIHIHFIHHHHHIHHIH!IiJfMfHlUllliFWMW1IrIHHYMEIIIHWWHlWl4JI0WMTWH0ilIHWHJl HHHlHillUUHHUHIJlUllHlI4 DON SIMMS-Scnior, tackle, 4- year leltermun. Ileight 6 feet, weight 210 pounds. JOE RAYBURN-Senior, gua rd, 1-year letterman. Height 6 feet 1 inch, weight 235 pounds. f - k Sf?-lily H Q: h 'mn se. E, ft, 'fr - , . - I ,S-,T ,Ng f ' Se it for 'Q an . 2' my O ,,,,-- if L if , . lfjy f gg, , 3- K . ret.. fm' Q GUY GARRETT--Co-captain, sen- ior, tackle, 4-year letterman, All- District Tackle. Height 6 feet. weight 190 pounds. seth- 63 ' 1: F ri 9 it si' 7, U' Q .: 'I 4 Front Row tleft to rightjz Ray Shelton, Guy Garrett, Bill Whitt, Don Simms, Jerry White, Joe Bill Rayburn, Tommy Fine, Bobby Hutto, Charles Bray, Don Mashburn, and Joe Webb. Second Row: Assistant Coach Martin Loper, Lural Perry, Jack Archer, Grant Miller, Gary Smith, John Paul Football Though having defeated two out ot' three of their conference opponents, the team lost the ciiaznltionship to Madill, a team Lind- say beat by one penetration. The team was hampered in the early part of the season by an injury in the backfield, but the loss was overcome through some shuffling of the linemen. Their season record was five wins, three ties, and two losses. COACH TOM TURVEY ' ' 1 ' I -71- y 'LIS surf . 5 . 7 7F EQIYIQ Y 49 49 Buzbee, Jimmy Bray, Pat Ward, Newell Moore, Bill Furgason, William Bray, C. W. Castleman, Coach Tom Turvey, Third Row: Bobby Diggs, Royce Freeman, Russell Bennett, Dale Henry, Johnny Golden, Bobby Bridwell, Darrell Green, Billy Barnes, Jimmy Hardy, John Farley, George Morris, and Phillip Riley. Lindsay 27 Lindsay 31 Lindsay 26 , Lindsay 6 . . Lindsay 21 . Lindsay 38 Lindsay 20 Lindsay 20 Lindsay 6 , Lindsay 13 iiCcnfercnce Game Schedule Maysviilc 6 Marlow 6 , Purcell T' , ,,., Sulphur 12 . Crooked Oak 7 Blanchard 38 ,, ,, , , Alex 0 . Madill Oi Pauls Valley 6 Wynnewood 43? ASST. COACH MARTIN LOPER -72- ,,, ,I .A 'f' ve' T-QV 'KWWL l.mli'1f' half- back and end, 3-year letterman, All-District Alternate. Height 6 feet 2 inches, weight 170 pounds. 'ikeiibz-2ik5m:wirili.1ilrm, X K K V, Ls., .. ,. X x. H, ,Q . K A, 4 ' . ' , , , Q., f Q H-, K CHARLES' BRAY-sg-nibrj gfiiiifri, 4-year letterman. Height 6 feet, weight 175 pounds. halfback, 4-year letterman, All- State Honorable Mention 2 years, All-District Buck 2 years. Height 5 feet 10 inches, weight 180 pounds. J MASHBURN-Junior, cen- JACK ARCHER--Junior, end, 1- 2-year letterman. Height 6 year letterman. Height 5 feet 11 , weight 180 pounds inches, weight 155 pounds. GRANT MILLER-Junior, half- hack, 3-year letterman. Hcight 5 feet 6 inches, wcight 150 pounds. 5 , TOMMY FINE-SODll0m0l'6, Cfld, JOE W'iCBB-fziopholnora-, q 1-ywr lettwman- H055-fht 6 fi'Pf, back, 1-year lettvrman. lic weight 170 pounds. fcet 10 inches, weight 145 p BOBBY HUTTO-Junior, half back, 3-year Ivtterman. Height fect 11 inches, wc-ight 165 pounds lumrior- JERRY VVHITE-Junior, end, 1- Eght 5 your lctterman. Ileight 6 fc-et 3 ounds. inches, weight 185 pounds. Got 'cm Big Team -7 3' Cage A 1 L 0 4 The Leopard teams won these beautiful trophies in invitataJ6RjlSRQ6iHf1g.HHIlhrHXRir1aF1RHFH5ments . 1 gi' The Leopard Cagers of '52 E A .. 5,3 txt 'T -M., llere are the boys who scored 1,243 points against their assistant coach, Tom Turvey, went to the semi-finals in 43-32. In the regional opener the boys beat River Side tournament 40-33. Lett to right: Assistant Coach Torn Turvey, Joe Webh Bobby Hutto, Tommy Fine, Billy Barnes, Ray Shelton, William Bray, and Coach Martin Loper. Lindsay Lindsay Lindsay Lindsay 'Lindsay Lindsay ' Lindsay Lindsay ' 'Lindsay 'Lindsay 'Lindsay 'Lindsay Lindsay 22 48 31 27 30 25 26 33 34 35 49 54 34 We'lI All Fighf Togeiher In L. H. S. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE I 95 I -52 VVaynQ 23 LindSEly 40 Hughes 34 'Lindsay 39 Blanchard 15 Lindsay 55 Alex 28 HLindsay 56 Paoli 29 'F:'Lindsay 33 , . , , Davis 26 Lindsay 34 University High 25 4'Lindsay 51 Pauls Valley 31 'Lindsay 64 Purcell 33 i:Lindsay 54 Jones 38 Lindsay 29 Pernell 53 HLindsay 48 A Wynnewood 47 Hliindsay 40 . Pauls Valley 41 Lindsay 40 'Conference Games -75, T0l1rn-ament Games opponents' 1,025 The team coached by Martin Loper and the regional tournaments only to be beat out by Thackerxille Indian School 50-45 and downed Blanchard in the district , C, VV. Castleman, .Bill NVhitt, Darrell Green, Guy Garrett Wayne Maysville Blanchard Hughes Elmore Pernell Elmore Hughes Stratford Pauls Valley Dibhle Blanchard Alex 'Jill-fi 4 ! Qi X Elf? Mmm I ls, erecs Kcxmth Campbell and Paul Allen are discu l Coaches Blue Blackwell and Tom Turvev as . M , 5 l C. VV. CAbTLEMAN Forward E5 5325 ggxl iv? 96 Gu RE if 0 ard EN From the expression on Coach Loper's lace, it looks as though the boys are receiving 'some RED HOT AD VICE, Since thc boys look so alert, apparently they arc listening to ev'ggj'rJvv'gg'gl. hwf. Xi H -' ' . S -7s- ' The Leopardeltes of '52 Front Bow lleft' to rightl: Betty Ramseyi Betty Henson, Mary Henson, Peggy James. Second Row: Coach Martin Lo- per, Isabelle Lindsay, Joann Jones, Ermaline Henry, Mary Bridwell. Third Row: Melba Branch, Jean Burkes, Ar- dyth Yarbrough, and Jessie Banks. Lindsay Girls Basketball Team has had a very successful season this year, winning 20 of their 25 games. Coached by Martin Loper, the girls were only defeated five times, losing to Pernell three times, Paoli once, and Blanchard once. Lindsay 31 Lindsay 37 Lindsay 48 Lindsay 28 Lindsay 34 Lindsay 53 'Lindsay 23 Lindsay,30 'Lindsay 23 'Lindsay 61 Lindsay 24 'Lindsay 40 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE I95I-52 , McLish . Wayne . Purcell . ,, . Hughes , , Blanchard .. ., Alex ., .. Paoli ,,,,,i Davis ., Pernell . Wynnewood , ...,. Wayne ,. .. Maysville 19 25 30 22 24 37 27 25 26 11 15 25 Lindsay Lindsay Lindsay 'Lindsay 'Lindsay Lindsay Lindsay 'Lindsay i 'Lindsay 'Lindsay Lindsay Lindsay 'Conference Games 79- 'TOLlI'l l8lT16l'1t Games , Blanchard . Maysville . . Stratford Elmore City , . Hughes .. Stratford Blanchard ., Doyle Maysville , . Stratford Pernell Alex 44 27 25 34 34 34 44 29 28 31 29 33 4 9 5 . 1, U K. .f , ,,' ,V 1 . 77'SEf. '35- bf W 2+,y?7 s W.,-.. Q Q X X Aw. My W E M .init -, N -awn- vm 5 if .Q rg' W A 1. 1- ff, 'K X ,J 4 RQ W-GV Mila 0 ' ax y, lg WYIYIQI' w 3 3 asf Baseball nm Pow fleft to rightl: Coach Martin Loper, Clifford Miles, Bill Whitt, Grant Miller, C, W. Castleman, ay Miles, Dale Henry, Jimmy Daley, and Darrell Green. Second Row: Don Simms, Bill Atkinson, Bill Barnes, t Ward, Joe Rayburn, Bob Hutto, Don Cutler, Lural Perry, Johnny Golden, and Hubert Covel. Softball Front Row lleft to rightb: Bet I if, . ' r -A frm ty Henson, Jo Ann Jones, Isabelle Lindsay, Uvondia Reynolds, Peggy James, Phyllis Shelton, Letta Norvill, and Shirley Robbins. Second Row: Coach Martin J. Loper, Betty Ramsey, Mary Henson, Mary Bridwell, E Nadine Sanford. rmaline Henry, Jessie Banks, Anna Peltoh, Melba Branch, Jean Burkes, and Track font Row tleft to rightl: Tommy Fine, Jerry White, John Paul Buzgbee, Gary Smith, Don Mashburn, William ray, and Bobby Diggs. Second Row: Joe Webb, Jimmy Bray, Brice Whitefield, Richard Wilson, Jack Archer, mmy Hardy, Wayne Yandell, Jimmy Hood, John Farley, Harold Gardener, and Coach Tom Turvey. Third Jw: Bill Wilhoit, George Morris, Charles Bray, Bill Bridwell, Bill Ferguson, Eddie Riley, Shorty Shelton, and ewell Moore, ' ' Sfpcvdfa tman- GRADE to rightlz Joe Iifszistanr Dmk B BOYSL . F1- i It R W- 'd- Fr ' unch. Q Ont font ROW K elvliller. Back qfifbbby BU Hn eddle Law Gram Pat ROW fleft . TBALLfF charles fue Hogkefy CI Coach Son, Joh fe!-Son D lo right R HIGH BASSE Jefry Barlggn Cuner' Ont Martin L0I1ge?eith' 'jefoigald Ezsnif: Assist-int JUNI0 fn-Dy 1, ' Daley' P- G Ivan Ood, Ha CoaCh , Bray' Jimmt' + On, Pol T Jimmy ffurvfrv- , mper. Tom - ch h M31 rm Sill, and Coac JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL-Front Row fleft to right: Harold Henry, Wayne Estes, Jim Crawford, Jimmy Bray, Jimmy Hardy, Bill Garrett, George Morris, R 1 ' ussel Bennett, Wendell Berkley, Bill Stevens, Jack Scyrkles. Second Row: Assistant Coach Martin Loper, Gene Estes, Jake Stockstill, Harold Anglin, Bobby Bridwell, Jim Hood, Louie Ferguson, Mike Wood, Altin Sullivan, John Keith, Coach Tom Turvey. Back Row: Bobby Howard, Royce Freeman, Bill Bridwell, Lawrence Smith, Billy Fuller, Buck Blevins, Ihmld Cheek, Freddie Lawson, Dink Bunch. WaJ'He d Hehl' Tu Egg JC Bm I' Vey es' Wendell Garret: 5' Berkl ey, RADE GIRLS-Front Row tleft to rightlz Wynema Webb, Annette Cle- ents, Janette Clements, Geneva Cudd. Second Row: Anna Belle Henry, inet Cooprider, Meatia Anderson, Barbara Cox. Back Row: Assistant Coach mm Turvey, Bonnie Palmer, Henlc-na Ivy, Patsy Bray, Jane Fish, and Coach artin Loper, JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS Front Row l f - let to rightlz Ruby Scoggins, Helen Buchanan, Pat Bratcher, Wynema Webb. Second Row: Charlene Burkes, W , . 4 . yvondia Reynolds, Rosa Casker, Bonnie Palmer. Back Row: Jeanie San- ford, Jenny Calwell, Anna Belle Henry, Patsy Bray, Norma Mills, and Coach Martin Loper.. ,,,,,,, , .. 1 4 '-.H f' ' Advertising Conqrafulahons On your achlevemenls for l952 and may your accompllshmenls In lhe fu'I'ure be equally as greal' LINDSAY CHAMBER OF CGMMERCE Faculiy Graduaiinq Seniors S'luden'l's I Thomas Seed Goodner s IGA S I Shop and Save' y The IGA Way Purina Clwows Broomcorn and Field Seeds V . Lindsay, Okla. Ferhlizers Phone I2 , American Exchange Bank d Relrable ' Member of Federal Deposif Insurance Corporalion I Nor'l'h Main Phone 24 Lindsay, Okla. Jack Simms Service S'I'aI'lon W sh g 8: Greas g Wholesale 8: Refa l 55 Ldy Casada s Jewelry I . . 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