Lone Grove High School - Longhorn Yearbook (Lone Grove, OK)
- Class of 1949
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LD E GROVE tl-1 5-A ' 1 ' Dr V LD GHDRN FOREWORD We the staff of the 1949 Longhorn have endeavored to assemble between the covers of this annual somethmg of the glorlous year of 1948 49 that was ours If IH the days to come you fmd golden memorles treasured I-hgh we W111 have attamed our objectwe and our labors wxll not have been m vam Z in this book, and are able to live again the happy days of Lone Grove We the Class of 1949 take thxs means of expressmg our apprecmtxon to Mrs Nma Young for her loyal support and untxrmg efforts m behalf of Lone Grove Hxgh School By dedmatmg the 1949 Longhorn to Mrs Young we can xn only a very small way express our gratitude to her 3 'H . ff., Editor Bus mess Manager ASS1StBnt Manager LONGHORN STAFF' Photography and Art Edltor Asslstant Art Echtors Actn 1fleS Edltor School Calendar Ed1tors .Tun1or Reporte r Sophomore Reporter Freshman Reporter L1te ra ry Edxtor Make Up Edltors and Typ1sts Faculty Advxsors 4 Dorothy Clowdus Bob Cypert Mary Cummmgs Fern Wallace Peggy Smlth Elayne .Tanzen .Tune Harms Mary Ellen Wh1te .Tune Harms Dorothy Clowdus Marvm Smith Hobe rt Fmley Dorls Turner Kathryn Donham Mattle Fern Kexth M'ary Cypert Mrs Nma Young Mrs H J Harms Sports Editors .... . . . . . . . . .Tack Word SCHOOL CALENDAR September Famllar faces New acquamtances lectures And oh those books October Six weeks tests Black cats False faces Halloween Carnwal November Ball games Bells Routme Bells Thanksgwmg Holzdays December Some work Chrzstmas parhes Chrlstmas trees Chrlstmas Holxdays January New Year s resoluhons Back to school Snow Bad roads No School February March H1gh school play Sprmg fever Hookey And some work April Aprll Fool l..111es Easter bonnets Work and more work Ma Banquet Blue Jeans and gmgham dresses Graduatxon preparatzons Senzor Week Baccalaureate June Graduahon End of school Tears Good byes Tears 5 v - -.-- -.-- --.- K D Work ---- Tournaments ---- Six weeks tests ---- Hard labor Y 4 ..,-vc ff.. C 47 , 1 vw . .. , V 1 3, . -fx go. S Xxwf V X XXX H f V X 9 , iii iiii Q FACULTY ...uf- Av-fl'-gy ,..4g 1 MR WHITSETT Superintendent nsA-mn MR HARRIS MRS HARRIS Principal Enilfsh MRS YOUNG Hint-,ry L Q PRICE MR DARROW MRS BAKER Ag,-gculgure Ar! Seventh and Eighth MR PRICE Fourth and Sixth MRS NEWMAN Commerce MRS FOSTER MISS POTTS Third Second 8 Science Couch MRS TALIAFERRO Filth MRS ROSS First 0 ng' 2w 1 WF Q 5E URS x Y gk? XX X XM X, Xxxx f f f wax S , L y + J ' . i 1 ......., K ,S 3, x H X Y .D y 1, if f BOBBY CYPERT JACK WORD Bob Sonny Knowledge Tall Juniors f Eg: ' , 1 Q i F-.271 4 ' L .ev I . I 'A A X J 1 J ' ' I . 1 , JOE WALLACE DOROTHY CLOWDUS JUNE HARRIS FERN WALLACE Jodie Dot June Bug Specs Hockey Windshields Just Rui. APY V ' -1 ' f i1?'ifE? 2'E ' . la T b of 'L ELAYNE JANZEN LUCILLE HOLLOWAY MAT1-lg, 1-'ERN KE,1'1'1-1 GENE MIXON Janie Lucy Manic Bell Mickey Horses Geofnefry Basketball Ringling 10 'Oy si ROSEMA RY TWYFORD Rosle Number Please 'ff LENORA JONES Jonesle Quiet is MARY CYPERT PEGGY SMITH Cracker Peg Duke A1 Ayers Tull Boys Nu. MARY CUMMINGS AUBREIY LewAL1..EN KATHRYN DONHAM Nita Boogerface Kat Chewmg Gum Cowboy Boots Offace Girl 1 ROBERT S LONG IMA JEWELL. GRAY BILLY CHAMBERS Bill lmy B ll Funny Books Simmons Couniry Gentleman ll 6 I, ith UV, .3 J my 1 I . .. ,X 5 . I ' 1 U if o f . T J I 6 ,,, A , u i ', 41 sf , G . ' ,ff ' - P , ' ll , 4' 1 G - 5 n 1- -1 .H H -- 1- i -- SENIORS OF 49 When the school year of 48 49 opened sixteen Seniors en rolled A week later two more arrived and second semester two more arrived to complete the 11st The officers elected for the class for the year were Bob Cypert Pres1dent Jack Word Vice President and Mary Cypert Secretary Treasurer The Senior Class held a combination baby show and one act play for the benefit of the lunch room They also entered in the Carnival Queen Race with Dorothy Clowdus and Bob Cypert as candidates for queen and king but they were defeated by the lowly seventh and eighth grades with Blanche Cypert as queen and Arlxe Beane as king On Sunday December 18 Mrs Nina Young the class spon sor gave a Christmas party for the Seniors at her home A deli Afterward the class went to church The Senxor Class Play was presented Ln the last week of April and the Junior Senxor Banquet was on the night of May 6 It had a western theme The boys were dressed in jeans and the girls in gingham dresses Gradu tion exercises were June 1 The class was fortunate 1n having a kind and helpful sponsor Mrs Nina Young who with her many duties as teacher took time out to help with the many difficulties that arose for the graduating Seniors The class color is red the class flower is the rose The class motto is While we live let us live 12 U 1 0 - - 1 . : I ' l : 1 I I 1 f D 1 ' ' . . . .- cious Christmas dinner was served, and then gifts were exchanged. . . . . i 5 . . . 9 I Y . : . . - ' , ll ' ' ' ID ' i 0 CLASS P ROP!-IE CY Strange thxngs happen to us sometimes and mysterious grfts are apt to fall out of the everywhere 1nto our hands just when we least expect them I had said I would never agam be surprrsed at anythmg but when a newspaper dropped mto my lap from the very a1r about me I was w1ll1ng to take back the rash vow I had made and to my surprrse xt was the Lone Grove Advertxser and was dated June 30 1979 What could all thzs srgnxfy? I opened the paper hast1ly and from the records of thrrty years yet unborn here are some of the thmgs I read I noticed where a noble professor was gwuxg a dinner for some of h1s fnends Yes yes of course It was the Bob Cypert I knew How strange rt would seem to call hrm Professor Cypert In vrted to has dmner IS a talented muslclan who has thrllled the world It looks as 1f Fern Wallace has made the artxst I thought she would for here xt says she 15 an artmst of 8XC86dlI1g genms The headhnes of thrs paper was American forces led to victory by the gallant soldmer hero of the hour Gene ral Jack Word Here I see the picture of a farr lady It seems to me as though she was dlsappomted rn some love affair and has devoted her life to domg good 'for the world They now call her Sister Mar1a but she was once Kathryn Donham In the advertxsmg column I found that Elayne Janzen had fme Aralnan steeds for sale You know she always loved horses There was a p1cture of a stately prxest zn hzs robes of drgnlty It was Joe Wallace hxmself who had thus entered mto the work of the church My how thmgs have changed smce 49 I read a beautiful poem and found the author to be Mary Cummxngs 13 ll I0 ' ' with her harmony, You remember Rosemary Twyford, Iknow. I read that B1lly Chambers was the head phys1c1an at the new hospital that had been bullt at Lone Grove There was a plcture of a beauttful new home that Aubrey Lewallen had built He IS now a wealthy cattleman I then read on the sports page where the Lone Grove g1r1s played ball that n1ght Their coach was Matt1e Fern Ke1th I turned then to read the funn1es I was surprxsed to see that B111 Long was the author of the com1c strxp A successful busmess man Gene M1xon had just returned from London I read there was to be a sale at the Modern Hat Shop The owners are Lenora Jones and Ima Jewell Gray I saw where Peggy Smxth had announced the marrxage of her daughter to a famous sclentxst There was an artzcle about the new lvlathematms teacher at Lone Grove Yes It IS Lucxlle Hollaway was leavmg for her vacatxon U1 Florzda I read where J'une Harr1s and Dorothy Clowdus had reached thexr goal an the1r nursmg career Both of thc m were workzng slde by slde U1 the famous Mayo Cl1n1c These are the thxngs I have found most mterestmg to me so I have been glad to pass them on to you and share wxth you the re markable fmd of mine that It may answer for you as sat1sfactor11y as It d1d for me the all 1mportant quest1on What 15 gomg to be come of the Class of 49? 14 A picture of Mary Cypert. The dainty lady of society. She . . . . ., . . SENIOR CLASS WILL Peggy Smxth wllls to Madelme Lee her Geometry ab1l1t1es Elayne Janzen w1lls her serlousness to Bruce Hammer June Harrxs w1lls to B1l11e Lou Langford her gxft of gab Mary Cypert leaves her troubles of class secretary to Oltta Lyons Joe Wallace to Kenneth Pettxt wxlls h1s hab1t of bemg absent every Thursday Jack Word wllls his good looks to Oscar Hatfield B111 Long wllls to Paul Dane Kxng h1s posxtxon as sentmel of the F F A Bob Cypert w1lls to Robert Rabe his ab1l1ty to drlve Mr Darrow truck B111 Chambers w11ls to Jackle Hollaway hxs abllxty to wrlte Biology chapters Luc11le Holloway and Mary Cummlngs w1ll their back seats 1n study hall to Geneva Sc r1bner and Inez Lewxs Fern Wallace wxlls to Elva Davxs her art talent Rosemary Twyford w1l1s to Joyce DeShane her super mtellzgence m Enghsh Matt1e Fern Ke1th leaves her secret plans of playing basketball to Shemla Powell Aubrey Dale Lewallen and Gene Mu-:on wall the1r last two c1garettes to O L Gray and Carl Jones Kathryne Donham wxlls to Mary Ellen White her abxlxty to stay out of trouble w1th the teachers her last school year Lenora .Tones wzlls her busmess abxlity to Loxs McClennahan Ima Jewell Gray w1l1s her quxetness to Iona Walden Dorothy Clowdus wills to Armeldxa Walhs her abxllty of bemg late to each class 15 -- ' . . . . .. . ,S . . . . . . . - . . u . . . . -0 . . - -. . . . - . . . . . 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I ' . , .9 1 ' FRESHIVIEN The Freshman Class sponsored by Mrs Newman has membershxp of twenty one Offxcers are Presxdent Francxs Good Vice Pres1dent Earl Smxth and Secretary IS Carol Jane Kelty The Freshman nommee for Carnlval Queen was beautxful brown eyed Bermce Maddox escorted by Sylvester Adams A number of class part1es were planned for thls school year The Freshman Class lost four members thls year They are Freddy Denny Betty Gothard Betty Tynes and Harold Clayburn SOPHOMORES The Sophomore Class started wlth the smalles class ln Lone Grove Hlgh School and they stlll have the smallest with sixteen students during thezr largest perlod They have a lucky thlrteen now The Sophomores have a few sportsmen wlth seven boys and s1x gmrls The glrls on the mam gxrls basketball team are Maxme Hacker B1ll1e Lou Langford and Shel1a Powell The Sophomore Carnwal Queen was B1ll1e Lou Langford es corted by .Toe Segler Sophomore offzcers are Presxdent Hobert F'1n1ey Secretary Hammer Sophomore colors are blue and white They have had one party so far th1s year at the home of our sponsor Mrs H J' Harris The Sophomores have lost three students thxs year They are Lutana Gothard Alxne Mlthcell and Lometa Word Alme was actwe m sports whxle Lutana was an art student JUNIORS The .Tumor Class wlth nts twenty six members IS the largest 'LD high school The class 15 trymg hard to follow 1ts motto Anythmg IS easy once it IS done They are struggling every day to prove thexr motto The J'un1ors are quite proud of thezr basketball players On both teams they have a total of ten players For Carnival Queen the class elected Iona Walden for representative and Marvm Smith as her escort The Juniors elected for thexr offxcers Presxdent Joyce DeShane Vice President Delano Plummer Secretary Oitta Lyons and for Treasurer J'1mm1e Schoonover Thexr class sponsor was Mr Darrow Agriculture teacher 19 n - a Joe Segler facting secretary, Shelia Powelll, and Song Leader, Bruce ,.. 'O pl A .Ixm sv y- gfztlz gra e JS bfi 235: In even tl: gra e Z0 Front Row Aletta Hickman Charles Segler Blanche Cype rt James Spradlmg Betty R055 Mxddle Row Glenda Lewls Mryna Smxth Edna Kennedy Joy Rosenberry Elnora l-lamxlton Beverly Twyford 0 Ro Jackie Ford Teddy Magee Garry Bea rd Betty Welch 'I' B Wayne Denny Harold Taylor B111 Newman Wayne Magee Bobby Morrxs Front Row Mrs Baker Jaclue Slssney Arlxe Beane Marcella Seedxg Radxne Rabe Billy I-lerwxck Nhddle Row Janette Rxsner Hazel Wallace Anna Mane Keeton Earlene Fxles Charlene Thompson Fern Turner Patsy Segler T02 Row John Dyer Jimmy Bridges Max Langford Funs Prxce Ray Earl Clanton Granvel Scribner Kenneth Stoker Elmer Jones EIGHT H G RA DE The members of the eighth grade share the1r home room wxth the seventh grade under the supervisxon of Mrs B W Baker They chose as class officers the following Glynda Lewns Preszdent Wayne Magee Vice President Bxlly Newman Secretary and Treasurer Beverly Twyford Reporter They chose as the class motto Not finished just begun Class colors are Wlne and White Class flower is the White Rose Most of the class are 4 H club members The offlcers were chosen from the eighth grade The offlcers are as follows Bllly C White President J'oye Rosenberry Vice Pres1dent Blanche Cypert Secretary and Treasurer Myrna Sm1th Song Leader Among the many activities of the ezghth grade class were Basketball and the Carnlval Queen Race They entered ln three tournaments Their Carnxval Queen was Blanche Cypert They are proud to say they won At the crownmg Blanche wxs escorted by Arlie Beane their king Additional class members are as follows Betty Ross Betty Welch Elnora Hamilton Edna Kennedy Gxlbert Hacker Wayne Denney Harold Taylor .Tackle Ford Garry Beard Teddy Magee Bobby Morns Charles Segler and James Spradlm Z1 . . . . 1 . 1 . . - , 1 . . ' 1 1 - 1 ' . 1 1 1 1 ll 1 1 1 1 1 . ,, . . . 1 1 1 . . 1 . I . 1 - . . ' . . . 1 1 1 1 1 . . 1 1 - 1 . . . 1 . . . . ' . . 1 1 . 1 1 1 - 1 . 1 1 1 I . 1 1 1 1 1 . . , . V SEVENTH GRADE The seventh grade class had twenty four members en rolled at the fzrst of the year There was a loss of s1x members They elected as class offlcers Pres1dent Jxmmy Brldges Vzce President Charlene Thompson Secretary Fern Turner Reporter Janetta Rxsner The class motto is By Repeated Blows the Oak 15 Felled Most of the members take part U1 4 H Club work Among the1r actxvltxes 15 basketball They took part m three tournaments Addifhonal members under the superv1s1on of Mrs B W Baker are Iaclue Snssney Patsy Segler Radme Rabe Kenneth Stoker Granvell Scrxbner Anna lV1ar1e Keeton Arl1e Beane B11ly Ray I-Ierw1ck Elmer Jones Hazel Wallace Earlme ales F1n1s Prlce Ray Earl Clanton Patrlcla DeShane and Marcella beedig . . . . . 0 . . . . - 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ! u - an - on . ' - . . . . . . . . . . 1 . . . 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Langham Mxddle Row M Mrs Tahaierro Sue Ex ans 'Ml 9 fd: grade Douglas Hackman Mary Stubbleheld Peggy Narmore Joe Robertson Carl Davms Front Row Anna Hamxlxton Alxce Seedxg Margurrxette Jones Dons Denney Charles Turner Benme Kxeth Jlmmxe Potts Not Included Dale Hickman Deloris Herrin Barbara Elledge ' as 5 F3 . - . :an , s -J - - . a no . . n V. --4 . 4 V V A el -1'-' Q - X Q., j V- . - , P X ' 5 I ' ,l I v L 1 Z . , ' h 2 y 1 A ,, A - V : 'il 1 . ,- , . ,J ' ' , I V . I' . 9 5' ' ' ' a' ' T, ' V ,V . . l, N . 4 9 ' . 'K ' Q , C V ,. . , I 1 YQ- , .. f Q :dj-M , g 4 ,, . , .rss : i aura. I QQ' K' W' . ' A' L .Q ' , 9 l ' An' ng : 2 Q 1' :I 'eg' ' Q- --'- 9 if Q y V ,ir R Q -an , . ' Y I if A ' ,N A-P .V .' . ' . t jx i S- C 5 5-If . ' ' ' f . ' . - K - ' ' if C is U ' 1 - y t . , 5 4 . . , , N5 1 , ' tr- 'Q . I ' 11 all . Q '-'Z' . . Y . A W . . a K -. -1.-2 I I i -emu M1131 33l A-'KWSN . ,iw-as uma 'te-4.5455 'J nz mai di I 1 an ' mm hy' will wal if I- W C M4 F ront Row Jxmmy Pxerce Norma Rlsner Patrxcxa Magee Vxrgxnma Jones Peggy Wallace Sue Raxnes Helen Prxce Troy Keith Jackxe Cypert Mnddle Row Mrs Newman Jxmmxe Evans Davxd Thompson Bob Prxce Jxmmxe Mxtchell lvhldred Jones Da rvm Gothard Dean Wallxs Back Row Roy Kennedy Marvxn Scrxbner Bobby Spradllne Velma Clanton Shxrley Nxchols Judmth Montgomery Hex-shell Files Kenneth Hutton our! ra e 171 Sill inf! Swv'-ef -aan fliisii MES 467.91 WN 4' x lzircf gra e F ront Row Clinton Rlsner James Segler Betty Splawn Mary Hacker Carole Collms Wllma Young Arva Kennedy Ethel Marlar Mlddle Row Charles Green Joe Denny. Donny Rames, Jerry Price, Jxmmy Splawn. Dale Turner, Lyndall Nichols Back Row Junior Kennedy. Tommy Milliken. Wayne LaMascus. Kenneth Taylor. Peggy Hickmlh. Norma Griffin X 4 4 , b:' - ' ' ,, ,.: . -. I if L e H, 13115 '-17?--ai ' ' lg.. tif' ' ffffulf . 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' ' :S I V ' Y' A n .,. l ny . , , 17 , , -t u 4' .',::,Ii' 1 I' , . ff., - I C: , . 2601161 grade Not Included Larry Hurst gwf grade Z5 Front Row Kay Green Yvonne LaMalcua Mary Potts Anne Stollcup Shlrleen Tolbert Ierry Stubblefield Mary Newman Linda Segler Jo Ann Rxsner Sue Newman Middle Row Miss Potts Cleabourn Cook Joe Kelty Vlrgxl Warren Leo Potts Grey Clark Mxlhken Glen Rabe Ben Pnce Gaylard Prxce Back Row Jerry Langham Gary Moss Garlen Pxe rce John Archer Joe Walhs Wayne Clanton George Evans Harold Gothard Ronnie Roach Back Row Verna Nxchols Anita Stoker Lee Ann Bridges Margie Sue Scrxbner Benxne Royal Billy Lyons Roy Denham Harold Hammett John Scantlxn Richard Magee Middle Row Don Young Daw ld Na rton Howard Wallxs Rozella Mxlhken Patrncxa Hickman Charles Tahferro Jimmy Turner Jerry Smxth Sandra Turner Bonnie Ford Donna Kennedy Front Row Dale .Tones M ldred Hickman Lenox-d Vaughn Gordle Nichols Dale Slkes Joyce Denney Eloise Cook Sue Hutton - 1 . W . , . Floy Wynn, . -' .. f X , X :iw lay ATHLETICS GIRLS BASKETBALL NEWS The Lone Grove Gxrls Basketball Team coached by L Q Pr1ce d1rector of high school athletlcs has made a very good record thxs year The Lone Grove Gzrls team has t1ed Rexroat for the Con ference Champ1onsh1p and durmg the 48 49 basketball season they have lost only three out of sixteen conference games played The Senlor Class has contnbuted only one player to glrls athlet1cs thas year she 15 Mattze Fern Keith and she has a beautxful long shot Show us how some day Mattie I The Junlor members are Wanda Jo Howard Inez Lewxs Elva Davls Delano Plummer and Mary Whzte The Sophomores playing this year are Shexla Powell The glrls should have an excellent team next year smce they are to lose only one player th1s year however they w1ll also gain an excellent player from Dozer Texas Frances Word Gary Beard an e1ghth grader who IS mascot has helped the teams m many ways durmg thxs year mcldently Gary we would hke to know why everybody calls you Blue Beard The hlgh point girl 1s Wanda Howard scormg more than 400 points Shella Powell and Mary Whlte are all round good players ames Played Won Lost Zanels Dzckson Gene Autry Plaxnvxew Graham Rexroat Greenville Dundee Sprmger Z7 . I , ' I ' Billie Lou Langford, Martha Mitchell, Maxine Hacker and Iris Arnold G im -1-1 ' 2 0 ' l 1 1 1 ' ' 1 Z Z 0 Z O ' 0 1 Z 0 ' 3 0 BOYS BASKETBALL Startmg out with what seemed to be a wmnmg team the boys were dogged by bad luck and early losses of good teammates All through the season the team had to remam just good competi tion and any other team U1 the conference had to work to get a wm from the flghtxng Longhorns With L Q Price as coach and Jlmmy Schoonover as spark plug and h1gh point man and Kenneth Petht second the team has an excellent chance of coming out on top next year as Jack Word speedy forward is the only graduating letterman Mr Przce is not only an excellent coach but also an mspxra txon to the team and a credit to the school He dxd an excellent job all the wh1le trymg to overcome such difficulties as mel1g1b1l1ties mdnffe rence and lack of veteran talent the only veteran of the courts The rest of the boys were untrxed but they were all wzllxng to learn therefore the starting lmeup next year w1ll be filled with veterans and the Edztor predlcts that wxth luck the boys w11l have a very successful season next year Good Luck Fellows mes Played Won Lost Zanels Dickson Gene Autry Plainview Graham Rexroat Dundee Springer Totals Z8 The boys started the season with Jimmy Schoonover being Ga -1- i ' 0 2 0 3 1 1 ' 0 3 0 Z Z 0 1 1 ' 0 Z 18 4 14 45 W f f f K AUTOGRAPH 5 if F. 2'1 M x I H fp! 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J X I cf 3, kv ' : J. ,V I 5' u ' I I XV I I .V lf' A' ' ?'H?x 5 I 1' I .1 6 ' . .A w, 5 L -,, A 2 f I K FESSOR SENIOR SITUATIONS Aubrey Your face reminds me of poetry Elayne Yeah blank verse 29' 291 .Toe E1 can you wrxte wxth your eyes shut? Mr Wallace Certamly .Toe Well shut your eyes and sxgn my report card 291 Mrs Harrxs Bobby won t you ever learn the Kmg s Englxsh Bob I know the Kmg s Enghsh so 15 the Queen 291 291 291 291 291291291 .Tack Word scare me Mr Da rrow your eyes Don t drlve so fast when we come to the corners You Do what I do when we come to a corner .Tack shut 291 291 291 291 291291 I thmk that I shall never see A D as lovely as a B A B whose rounded form 1S pressed Upon the records of the blessed A D comes easxly and yet It 1sn t easy to forget D s are made by fools hke me But only God could make a B Taken from College Humor 33 291 291291291291291291291291291291291291291291291291291291291291291291291291291291 291291 ,lt ' ' 11 . , , ,Ct ' II ,ll ' UI ' Y u 291 291291291i12912912912912912k2912k2912912912912912912k2912k291291 79'3kY29i29f -.n 1 -1 - 11 . - , . ,li 'O ' ' YI ' l u 291 291291291291291291291291291291291291291 291291 291291291291291291291 291 .ll I ' ' n ,ll -- I ' 1 ii 291 291291 291291 291291291291291291291291291291291291291291291291291291291 291 Ill! ll!! 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' I un u uv 4 H CLUB There are nmty three members m the Lone Grove 4 Club forty three gxrls and hfty boys The officers thxs year are Dorls Turner Presldent Carol Kelty V1ce Presldent LaDella Rabe Secretary and Myrna Smmth Song Leader At the dress revue last year fourteen gxrls and one boy won blue rlbbons These were Radme Rabe Fern Turner Charlene Thompson Naom1 Evans Sue Mltchell Peggy Narmore Voncxlle Westbrook LaDella Rabe Dons Turner Betty Newman Martha Arhe Beane The gxrls that won medals and cash on thelr record books are Martha Mltchell who won a S50 savmgs bond and a medal on food preparatlons Dorxs Turner who won a S25 savmgs bond and a medal on cannmg and safety Fern Turner a clothmg medal At the model meetmg last year the Lone Grove 4 H Club Presxdent Shlrley R1cherson won flrst as best presxdent m the county LaDel1a Rabe and Dorxs Turner went to Oklahoma Cxty to the State Fan' and stayed four days Wh11e there they gave a damry demonstratxon and won S20 on 1 Lone Prove s booth at the County Faxr won second place ln the contest for best booth There were several blue red and whlte rxbbons won there 34 . Q . -H Mitchell, Glynda Lewis, Joyce Rosenberry, Shirley Richerson, and FFA Last summer Mr Darrow the r F A mstructor took us on a trxp through southeastern Oklahoma and northwestern Arkansas The hrst two mghts we stopped on Lxttle Rxver where Don Turner lost hxs blllfold and hfteen dollars He was the only one who could sleep because of so many mosquxtoes The next three nlghts we were at different places on the Mountain Fork River We rode through the Klamxchx Mountams on top of the truck It was a grand trlp and Mr Darrow plans on makmg one w1th us next summer The ones who went were Joe Wallace Jack Word Bob Cypert J'oe and Travxs Segler Mr Darrow and Don Turner Mr Darrow ns completmg h1s second year of teachmg Voca txonal Agriculture at Lone Grove He IS teachmg us how to be bigger and better farmers Each boy has a farm project wh1ch he keeps a record on Most of the boys have taken xt two years and have recexved thelr sllver plns Last year most of the boys ordered F F A rmgs but thxs year they ordered Jackets because the gxrls wore thelr rmgs Some of the boys bought bee hxves from the Noble foundatxon They recewed one hxve free for every one thev bought Most of the boys are doing a good Job of keepmg up the1r projects and Mr Darrow 15 qulte proud of them 35 . . . . , . . - , . 0 . - . . . . - . n . . . . . . . - l 1 1 1 y . 0 . . . . - . . . 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