Mangum High School - Tiger Yearbook (Mangum, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1939 volume:

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' ANNUAL STAFF STANDING Joe Head Harrxson McGre0o1 Maxjoue Claxk Katherme Overton Roxc Jones B11ly Houck Blllye Jo Hager SITTING Bodace Elkms Mxss Nacmx Eimmeton B111 Hollxs Dorothy Lee Caffe5 Bobbe F1 nc s Mzllel Brodace Elkms B111 Hollls Dorothy Lee Caffey Marjorle Clark Harrlson McGregor Katherlne Oxerton Joe Head Edltor Buemess Manager Assxstant Edltor Photography Edltor Sports Edxtor Socxety Edxtor Ar Edltor Bobbe Frances Mlller Junior Class Replesentatne B1l11e Houck Sophomore Class Representatlve Blllye Jo Hager Jumoz Hxgh Representauve Mxss Naoml Edmmston Faculty Advlsor 2 , - D .Y .' .' . Y ' ' y. r .Q D ' . 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Man , V . . ....-.-........o....W...-.............--....M........-.....,. .. I W K 5 I I ,V x., Q-N ,V .. .- v J L HOGUE Edwon H O McBxa5ex Hxgh School CUSTODIANS gd A E HOWELL Gymnasium ORAN WEEVIS Jumox Hlgh School Page 8 ,A' E-9 I' I C. E. ODEN Mvmbm' F. M. OVERTON Secretary DR J B HOLLIS Presldent C A PIERSON W L LOCKHART Vlembex Member ww'- X , 4 hilt? 24353 . up mmf,-M M Q Superintendent Public Schools President Junior College HEREVER there rs a burldrng of value there has been a blue prrnt a plan somewhere there was a xrsron a dream Tle great temples of our socral order drd not just happen ther were products of bran and braxxn and mrnd They were born rn the purposefulness of a human soul These dreams that hare formed the founda tron of great temples were not artrstrc fascrnatrons of rmagrnary rnrnds but were g nurne foresrght and xrsron They were put rnto effect by actrvrty labor struggle and determrnatron Agarnst odds agarnst hardshrps and agarnst forces of chaos trex stood rn defrance occupatron and conquest So runs the stream of human events Wherern human destrnres are shaped and lrxes are brrrlt There must b patterned actrvrty xrsron and dreams Behrnd every well burlt lrfe there is a blue prrnt a desrgn Random actrvrty rs not the lrne of approach to success There must be a defrnrte pursurt of objectrves and goals Dream a dream and then work to make that dream come true Draw 'r blue prrnt and burld your lrfe 'rccordrngly Yours srncerel3 JAMEQ B BOREN S S 2 v v ' 1 . . . . ,' ' , . . 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Ed. p Jumor Hxgh School Senior High School Mwwwo-0' X1 .3 BELLE MCRUMMEN B S MISS MARY HALL M A Prmcxpal Dean Eh on Gxfzde School Mangum Jumor College XQQSSSY n I I I O 0 ' 0 -' 0 0 O O - 5 f-1 . . A . . , . . , , , .Q Q , . 1 .,. .vw-.--e--.. .nf wrrarrfsn-r-rlrmoreT:-.lm-.-.-J-.--.FI-'rvkv-fr.-'z-t . I'' 2?f'T?:T:'f1f-::-:-:-r'F11f.'T1 'M 'fi :-: ..'-J:-5-:'-I--:-I I-52-'52-' '.7:f'5 '- 2 -1'15'?:I: -' ' of - 355:51-:.?:':f:5:3l'-5 'A-:4:i:i:F:Qlki:7:-:?.' i:'ft1:1:1:T:3:4i:ii:f'1i.i:4.I:2:i.' i:1'f.':?'kE2' -' P-:i:'::'.i.-:IQi5:k1:?:iEQEIQI:-bfi' S ,352 Zf:f:::i 2, H f:!:.1?:Q1Q.'f:3 -' .1:' ':':-. 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TOM JOHNSON B A f Lindemsood Collegze M A fiom the Unneisitv of Oklahoma En hsh and Hist ix NIRS ILA DOVIKOW B M f1omO C W B A frmO C W M A Oklahoma Umxer svtx French and Music ERIC PARHAM B F A fom Oklahoma University in In stiumental and Vocal Music Head of the Music Department 7 ' , .. l -L A . EDWARD SCHIRMER-B. S. from Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College. Indus- trial Education. THELMA SHERRY-B. A. from University of Oklahoma. Math- ematics and Chemistry. BEN SORELLS--B. S. Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College. Vocational Agricul- ture NITA FAHE THROWER B S Oklahoma Agricultural and Vlechanical College Home Ec onomics D O VOCLF B A Unixci itx of Oklahoma Histoiv Geogra ,J n Junior Collef e Coach BERINICE GAYLORD B Universitx of Oklahoma Ai metic and Health l WMNNV , . FOYH AT v 1 , . V D L N . V I - U ' ' ' 1: ' H - . D - . . 1 . . 1 ie- . , ' ' 'H' ' i . 1 'M - ' , ' ' . . .. . . 0 . ' U ' ' , 4, - 'L1y.a A .,g .-. - . . . 1' ' - - -A . 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Oklah o m a Unix ei sitx English VVIA FOSTER B A from Southwestern State Teachers College English URA FOSTER B A Cen' State Teacheis College Art 'VIAVOURLINE FREDERICK B S from Southwestern State Teachers College History ROBERTA GRAHAM-B. A. from Oklahoma University. Fourth Grade. LUELLA MOORE-B. S. from Central State Teachers Col- lege. Mathematics. KATHLEEN MOORE-B. A. Central State Teachers Col- lege Primary MRS RUTH MOSBY B A Central State Teachers Col lege English in Fifth and Sixth Grades MRS HELEN SINGLEY B from Oklahoma College for Women Piimau RENOLEE SMITH B A from Oklahoma Unnersity Social Science K - r ' . . . . . . . 4 . . - . A. - . . .ral , ' I ' D .' . . 1 - -q . . . ' ' v v ' -C . . ' . l . A , 4 ,..,..,. ....4.,.... a .... .,........ ........,. ..,.... . . . .W .,.. ..,,,.,.. .,.. ...,.,,., -.,,.. ,-. ,,.x.,.:,,f ' ' : ' '4 1 7'j 'YfW ' gif. -A ,f .lffzjih - ,. . ' .5.,. 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X X X gl X X T! fl X XRXX X X XX x Q X XX X ,X X XXX I Vf J 'W lui V X ig - XX M ff Wm QM ,1 ' x MJWMXsfw Mk AIND MRS J T DUFFY SENICR CLASS PARENTS BILLY HOLLIS football b councll Hornets Pxeldemt ff Senxol Class tennxs blls the schools star athlet for lefexence see XOUI dau, xeuspape ox Doxothx Lee DOROTHY LEE CAFFEY Presxdent of pep club offlce uoxk Annual Staff National nd State Honox Socletles Sub Deb SCCISIHIQ of Senlol class Val d1cto1x'1n Hm c ulo the Sf-311101 cl ss and B1ll Holhs do mthout hex? KATHERINE OVERTON-Sec xetau of pep club student council Annual staff glee club Natlonal and State Honox Socxetxes Valedlctorxan When I QIOXX too old to pun Ill hate 'Vhss Edmlston to xemembex Scnlor Class Officers .W nets Vlce Presldcnt of SGIUOI Cass Co captaxn of football team tenms Poetrx and polson axe sxnono mous WYNONA HOUPE-TIEQSIIYCI of Semor Class Debate Club pep club glee club Natxonal and State Honox Soc etles Axgulng studung or g1g21lI'1Q BRODACE ELKINS Repoxtex for Senlol Class Annual Edl tor Txades and Industrxal OFQBHIZRKIOH Edltlflg comes as natural as eatlng to hlm 1 f , . LM . Q , 7' .1 L . , 1 'ilifll z - X . LJ 1 A v jg- ketball. Annual staff. student HARRISQN MSREGOR-Hari Page I9 . P R. V. BELL-Hornets, Trades and Industrial Organization. Thats my symptoms exact- Y .y. MARJORIE CLARK-Pep Club. Annual Staff, Tennis, Sub- Deb. I could make a crack there. NORVAL COVINGTON-Band. Hornets, Ping-Pong. Orchestra. National and State Honor So- cleties Everyone loves a sweetheai BILLY JO DAVIS Leadei of Pep Club Debate Club Wee Mod For Pete s sake dont call me that name X ELK IN DODSON Band Hor nets Ping Pong Tennis Hes a connoisseur of meats especially ducks NOLAN DOWDY F F A Or gamzation His one amb1t1on to play for contented cows SENIORS 382' Page 20 LOUVENIA CASTER-Pep Club, Future Homemakcrs Club. You've got to be a football hero to get along with the beautiful girls. PETE BOYLE III.-Football, Hornets. He thinks he's going crazy- wetre convinced. ANNA BELLE BRYAN-Pep Club. Quit neat tudius ANDREW BRUNDAGE Hor lets Glee Club Tiades and Inclustx ial Oz ganization He can tell you the prnate life of an ether uaxe HELEN BLACK Pep Club Of uct Work Football Queen Fiom appeaiances she spends liei leisure time reading on magazine Tre Vogue ROBERT BRASHER Band It takes a man to QIOW a mustache 'x ,I f is 1 is - 1. -, wg .--st ALTA ELY-Pep Club. Home- makers Club. Mr, Hindmanls girl Friday. LORENE FULTZ-Physical Edu- cation. A little learning is a danger- ous thing-so I study. JIMMY GARRETT-Librar l a n, tennis. Wall 1S this all we have to f-lt? MARGARET JO GRAY Band Stluttei A xxondeiful nnxtule of gxace dlglllfl and chaxm CHARLES GREASBY JR Football Txades and Indus tual Olganlzation Track Anxxmy he can play football DOROTHY HADDAD Pep Club Questions axe the easiest things to thlnk of SENIORS MADELYN HADDAD-Pep Club. Glee Club. She does things to clothes. JOHN HAGER-Hornet. Animate or inanimate. I can act it out. JACK HARRIS-Band. Basket- ball. Majoi Glgolo science Minor Glrl Chasing JOE HEAD Hornet Glee Club He likes to hunt quail ewan in season CLYDE B HEATLY President of Hoinets He makes 1 Jolly good Ham let but please spare the egg TRAVIS HEATLY JR Hoinet Citizenship School? the way to spend the time between sleeping and eating .1 . ' ' 1 , 1 , . V I . . Y y . . , .'-' . 1 ' ' C ' 1 - Y n 1 L 'K . Q ' - N ss .. 1 4 ' . 1 ' '1 . 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I haxent tud1e.1 a bit Ill piobably ilu ik BERNIE E JONES-Pep Lltb P a e sp l mv na nt cox xectlx ROYCE JONES Pep Club Yell lale Annual Staff Tlgtl Staff Futuxe Hom makers Club Elizabeth Browning had no thing on me except her Rob er 'VIILDRED VERNE KORNE GAY Pep Club Sub Deb Tennis Rabbit taming not chasing is my lme SENIORS PAULINE KROMER--Pep Club, Physical Education. A pretty girl is like a melody. ILA HOBSON KNIGHT-Citib enship. Diligent. thorough. Channing --'- everything a preachers daughter ought to be. ELMO MARTIN - Citizenship. President of Trades and In- dustrial Organization. H 's what maks the tar Shllli' POBERT WELCH Glee Club Holnets Citizenship 'Iheme song, Lights Out 'ml cn C W MALLARD Football Basketball I like Saturday night stung sessions VERNIE MAE MALLARD Pep Club Citizenship A good actress with personal ity plus X , . . Q .. , - f. , , . C . , . S -1 , , 1 V v v V' ' L v i . 4 W .- - f-. f- 1 , . . Y V i - . , l I - .. v , ,,q . . . . 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JOHN OVERTON NELSON- Debate Club. Band. Orchestra, Hornets. Anything might happen in speech class. BILLIE NORRIS - Journalism, Glee Club. Economics 15 extremely exas perfitmg J T OVERBEY Citizenship Tennis Tall shx and studlous JIIVIMIE PANTIER Band H s on of the J s when its convenient YONNE LEE PENDLETON Pep Club Librarian Why Howell over spxlt m11k'1 A x xkjqxgi I ' A ' Q v , u - . .- ' Q a , . , L I . . . 1 ' i ' C - . . . . ' ' 1 1 . ' ' . .X 1 . . , . A - ' - ' CK H , . - e boy - 1 . , . v ' - .. - . . . yy . y - . , . , .- . , . . V ., ., . . I. L. i' ' . a ,........,............w,.-..----.-.-M-.mt-...,-...N-nz'-or rw. ,....,...-......-W. ...A I+- . ,. -:-.-1-3:3--.-:3.g:g:gq.,:a x N:- :I-I--qzqiz-:1:3:,-:A .gr--1.2513zgrgzgrgqfi' 14:2,:.g::g:f:-:::1:5-.5 ,,:gt3:iQ:-51:1:E:::,:-.g1,-':1:- kI-i:2:t1.f:1:IfS:?-:I:fQ.g:'':':,g.- :.3.-',:.:1:-:-:i:--3-.- AQ,--.ji:::::19i:'S-i5:5::--:2:55:::.f:4:gSNx,, :gg if ' -.4:iXf:3i3'f ? 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National and State Honor Societies Hel talent as a mus clan holds no limitit ons ARLONI WETSEL-T ades and Industrial Oreanization Citiz en l ip Whats nn, e- exciting than ttlfg1'1ms'P BORDER ROGERS Citizen ship Trades and Industrial Organization Tidmores hand man V not Jr Hornets Citxz en'-hip H stoix and Fate are cxuel SENIORS VVILLARDEAN SPARKS-Citib enship. Time fleets by on wings. ORTHELL STUBBS -Hornets, Track. Tennis. Trades and In- dustrial Organization. Does he have a brain cell? LORENEI SULLIVAN-Pep Club. What's more fascinating than F i nsh Lit 'P LON-X NIAE SWEET Citizen 1 'VI lame is not ha d to lie tp o GAYLE TALLEY Drum and Bugle Comps Lose of a good tim luns in m5 ffrmilx CLIFFORD TARLETONI Citiz enship Do I look hen peckedfl v V . A 4 X ' .. .x aw.: ' ' . Q1 ' ' z i -. Lv. 4' 1- 4 h - - - li . sl QD. - ' sf . ' A j !. si' . V t -- ' . '- ar .' ' Q . . C , n A .. . . 3 U . xv' . 1 .h . R. .Sl ' . .-- .. - .. . ' 4 1 ' .. L . , k . . 1 -A ' 5223 worth. ' 1 . 4 H . Q JEWELL LAVERNE. TATUM- Pep Club. Why be a missionary? I can civilize the savages here at home. UNA MAE TAYLOR-Glee Club. Whats more terrifying than a teachers wrath? EDNA MAE WALKER Accom panist for school Glee Club A girl mth a double dose of mischief ELAINE WATT Dium and Bugle Corps Exen blowing a bugle doesnt take care of all hex wind Pictures of GENE MARTIN and NORMAN ROBERTSON do not appear SEN IORS wi. NK CURTIS TAYLOR-Hornet. Glee Club. At church. at school, he sets an example. LEO WARREN-Football, Track. Tall. dark. and handsome--but dignified. BILL WARE-Basketball and Hornets I taught Fred Astaire all he knows LEE ROY WATT Trades and Industrial Organization Citi zenship Tennis and prmtmg are the lights of his life KENNETH WADE Hornets Glee Club Trades and In dustrial Organization Nexer allow going to school to znterfer with your educa tion :fx as V1 . I T' jf . gig m. ,i , w asf, t ............,... . . CALENDAR OF EVENTS Sept. 23. Senior Reception for their new Mom and Pop Duffy following the Carnegie football game. Sept. 26. Junior picnic at Devi1's canyon. Oct. 17. Senior picnic. Oct. 31. Senior Halloween party. Dec. 16. Senior Christmas banquet. Dec. 30. Sophomore party. Jan. 19. Senior party. Feb. 20. Senior party. March 7. Junior play followed by play' cast party. March 16. Dedication of Junior High school building. March 17. Junior party. April 4. Senior party. April 18, F. F. A. banquet. May' 1. Patricia McKenzie's Senior recital- assisted by Virginia McWhirter. May' 7. Billie Joe Davis and Virginia Mc- Whirter present their Senior re- cital. May 9. Senior play followed by play cast party. May' 16. Junior-Senior banquet. May' 19. Junior High commencement. May' 2l. High School baccalaureate. May' 22. Class night. May' 23. Senior commencement. May' 25. Alumni mixer. May' 26. Alumni banquet. CLASS WILL E the Senior class of 1939 of the City ox Mangum County of Greer State of Oklahoma do make publish and d cl'rre this our last vyrll and testament that rs to say R V Bell gives and bequeaths his ex cess weight to Edward and Deryyood Haddad to be divided equally between them Robert Brasher leaves hrs mustache to Johnny Pantrer Billy Ware his big feet to Fuzzy Crisp John Overton Nelson hrs way with the women to James Stoupe Dorothy Haddad her chattering ability to Edrth Russell P J Boyle his favorite after party parking place to Wayne Bennett Andrew Brundage his fast spring gait to Wrlton Jones Dorothy Lee Caffey her loyalty to one man to Betty Wilson Louvenra Caster her soft quiet voice to Sue Clabaugh Harrison McGregor his love for lrtera ture to Red Bates Jimmy Garrett his attraction for rural maids to James Mallard Anna Belle Bryan her studrousness to Stemmre Carlson Billy Jo Davis her cheek tocheek dancing ability to Nolous Carmichael Melyin Dodson his calm and collected manner to Clay Hannah Brodace Elkins hrs Journalrstrc 'rbrlrty to Ira Lee Vossler Margaret Jo Gray her gracefulness as 'i strutter to Evra Chapman Jorn Hager his lounging plfrce on the librarirns desk to Elton Atkinson J ck Harris his yy fry yyrth the women to James Kirk Emo Martin his one and only slogan It pays to advertise to John Cowan Brrder Rogers vyrlls his ability to blush to Wiltcn Jones Kenneth Wade his brush and Combs to C W Mallard Leo Warren his physique to J C Tyner Arron Wetsel hrs drivers license to Vince Allen Busby Artfr Elv her attraction for blonde edt ors to Wilma Morris Wynona Houpe her dramatic facml expre sions to Jessie Todd Pat rcla McKenzie her love for long dark Halls to all young lovers Una Mae Taylor her love for her sister to Gynneth Cox Joc Head his perfect assembly behavior to Weston Weems tContrnued on Page 271 xx I , 1 . , . 1 , 1 '- .' 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Bobby Jo Helvy reluctantly wills her place as Tom Johnson's stooge to Rosa- belle Thompson. Travis Heatly, his hate for the women to Wayne Rankin. Bill Hollis, his basketball suit to Hoover Wright. Thomas Howell, his wide awake coun- tenance in English Literature to A. B. Talley. Bernice Jones, her favorite giggle to Joan Hager, not that she needs it. Royce Jones, her serious pursuit of knowledge to Mildred Faye Davis. Mildred Verne Kornegay, her affection for rabbits to Juanita Powers. Pauline Krorner, her out-of-town boy friends to Boby Miller. Gene Martin his infantile desire to let an out of tires to Wayne Morris Rex Monroe the back seat of hrs motor cycle to Jessie Todd Charles McCaul the Junior high boys affection for hrm to Harold Dowdy J nny B McWhrrter her place as ac companrst to Jean Neal Billie Norris her enthusiasm for the rnrtratron to Evelyn Byrom J T Oyerby his pet hate tennis to Warren Dorrrll Katherine Oyerton her typing eraser to Mildred Hicks Jimmy Pantrer his placid nature to Ralph Morgan Yonme Lee Pendleton her 70 W P M rn typing to Dortha Lee Harbour Pauline Pierson her volley ball serye to Wanda Loyelace R J Roach his coyyboy boots to Junior Elsea Wanna Lee Roach her bass drumming ability rn the Drpsy Doodle tio Juanita Oyyens Norman Robertson hrs interest in a Junior girl to Kenneth Silk R V Short hrs grant stature to V W Smith Wrllardean Sparks hrs love for Span rsh type girls to Jack Raulston Orthell Stubbs. his reputation as a lady's man to Pat McClung. Lorene Sullivan, her love for Home Ec to Mildred Hicks. Lona Mae Sweet, her tenrpetuous na- ture to Mary Beth Jones. Laverne Tatum, her Altus interest to Henrietta Krouse. Edna Mae Walker, her ability to go with all new boys who come to town to Bela Harms. Leroy and Elaine Watt, their place as twins to Clyde and Claude Smith. Robert Welch. his place as hall lighter to Wayne Meeks. Charles Greasby. his th's to Billy Jeter. Polly Hughes. her ability as a first class pincher to Marjorie Arnett. Lena Fave Miller' her place as favorite office girl to Edna Orendorf Ve me Mae Mallard her red hair to Juanita Chapman Heler Black wills Fleta Fay Taylor her positron as football queen Curtis Taylor vyrlls Gene Haldlock hrs brlrty as a publrc speaker Nolan Dowdy hrs abrlrty to plav a brcakoovyn to Pete Tillman Noryal Covington hrs curly harr to A D Hogue Lorene Fultz her place as Hitler of the volly Vaughan ball team to Elizabeth Ann Maryorre Clark her ability to get out of study hall to Lydra Tidmore Vrrgrma Nell Neal her meanness to Peggy Short Madelyn Haddad her timid manner Billy Jean Howard Gayle Talley her good grades to Vrr Ornra Kotte Our right to have class meetrngs after assembly yye grye to the Junior class yyho haye long coveted rt We hereby nominate and appoint Mr C T Eskew to be excutor of this wrll In testrmony yyhereof we haye hereunto set our hand THE SENIOR CLASS -5715 'Swxsx -m 1 ' ' - . . ' V' A ' ' y - - 1 . - - -' r . . - . . . Y , A y V 1 Q . . 4 ' '. 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Dorothy Lee Caffey will become an English teacher, but will lose her job be- cause of her poor example- Louvenia Caster will take over Mrs. Smiths candy shop. We wonder Why- Marjorie Clark, because of her love for old cars will go into the used car us mess Norval Covington will be kicked out of his fraternity because of hrs careless dress We dont know what Melvin Dodson will be but hes bound to be a success be cause of hrs self confidence Nolan Dowdy will be master of cere monies of the Light Crust Doughboys Brodace Elkins rn hrs old age will carte walking sticks and annual staffs Alta Ely will ex entually be a neryous wreck from checking so many tvpmg papers Lorene Fultz will flunk rn college and return home a complete failure Jimmy Garrett will become a dancing instructor It ll be a long time till then though Margaret Jo Gray will become the highest paid mannequrn of all times Charles Greasby will become the suc cessful manager of a machine shop Dorothy and Madelyn Haddad will be come two typical sprnster maids with cats e c John Wayne Hager John Overton Nel son and Jimmy Pantier will surprise the world with the largest night spot eyer built the J J J tabernacle Jack Harris will marry a sweet little girl and settle down.-Alright, you don't have to believe it. Joe Head, who keeps the neatest set of books in school, will be the head bookkeeper for Woolworth's. Clyde Heatly will become a great dra- matic art critic, or rather, will continue to be one. Bobby Jo Helvy will become a nurse. fof lonely hearts? Travis Heatly will become the second Donald Budge. Bill Hollis will, he says, be a doctor. However. Dorothy Lee thinks it takes too long. so we predict he will major in edu- cation, 44 years? Billy Jo Davis will contribute stories to True Confessions Magazine, using her old diaries for source material Wynona Houpe will go to Africa and start 'r dramatic school for the savages Thomas Howell because of the similar ltr o their personalities and speaking xoces will become a second Walter Win cl ell Polly Hughes because of her uncon trollable desire to pinch will b come one of the first Lady Cops B mice Jones will be a trfrpeeze artist n 'r c r us Roice Jones will try in yarn to keep popular her famous Jrtterbug step Mildred Verne Kornegay will lrye on a rabbit ranch P u'rne Kromer will make a small for tune manufacturing sweets Kromers Krunchx Kandy Kisses Vernre Mae Mallard will go on the stage specializing rn playing the part of the maid C W Mallard will become a well kiown basketball and football referee Gene Martin will become a famous model No 1 Smrler for tooth paste ads E'mo Martin will suffer from chronic mdrgestron due to the meals cooked by 1 red readed bakery employee -K3 wr . - b - i , . , - . 1 ' f .. 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CLASS PROPI-IECY Lena Fate MIIICI mll change her name to Hannah md staxt a home for lost dogs callmg lt Hannxhs Haxen for Homeless Hounds Rex MOIIIOC mll mn a puze for Xkfltlllg the best essay on Careful Dflklflg and me on the noncy untll he fmds a ob testmg new caxs Chamlcs vIcCaul ull become the gxeatest hon tamcx the xxoxld has exer known HZIIISOII McG1eeo1 who alxxaxs d1d hke stxuttels now xuns a. peacock faxm Patxlua McKenz1e mll 'take Caxole Lombnds place as Mxs Clark Gable VlI't,1l11'l Mc'Whnter mll take Mau Tuckel S place on the l3d1O Hex theme son mll be Deep Pulplt Vlrgmla Ncll Nell mll take the palt of Lxttle Oxphan Annxe ln the thulhnv 1ad1o dtama Bnhe Nollls mll become a m1te1 of shoxt stones ma5be thexes somethuag Ill a name aftel all J T Oxexbv who got his stalt bx mn mnq a bedxoom suxte at the shov. now luns a flllllltllli. stole of hls own K UICIIWC Oxelton mll establish a school to txam students to become xale dmctouans It mll lnclude flattery tuck eu polltlcs etc Yonme Lec Pendleton mll be txpme champ of the xxhole U S Paulme PIGTSOII mll be a famous p1o tcsslonal ba ketball playel R J Roach becxuse of lns IllCk!13I'HE Rockx mll go to the ROCKIES and seaxch for gold Wanna Lee Roach mll take oxex tle Artnul Muuax lllitltllte of dancng P4geZ9 Boxdex Roge s mll be an excellent com mexcxal teache especlally because of his txpmg O1thell Stubbs vtlo selwed h1s appler UCCKIIID at Hlcks Machme Shop mll run a Mud Baths for Beauty, chmc Lo ene Sullnan mll mlte a nev. book of fany stones for the k1ddl6S Lola Mae Sneet mll be a stax m ploxe lll a soul plckle factou Gaxle Tallen mth a nose fox ncvs llEl1I'3L6 mll be a nextspapex xepoztel LaVe1ne Tatum mll be asked to qult college because she causes too much tuxbuace Cu1t1s Taxlox mll take John L Lems place as a labol leadex K nneth Wade mll continue to be the ll6'1llQ dehght at the dances of all th mee X uno thmas Edna Mae Walkel mll om1 an Escolt Bu eau just fol her own pelsonal use B1llx Wale mll xun hls oun drug stole down Leo Waxxen mll b the next Blllx Sun ax Elamc and Lexox Watt mll commexcxal we on then name nd staxt maklng hght bulbs Robext Welch mll be an electuclan nv ned bx work on te hghts VI H S 511011 Wetsel mll mal-.e his llune manu factu me Wetsels Pretsels Una Mae Tawlor mll be another Ame la E 1 art ' I4 I c. r .U , . - V u V, . . 1. .' 1. - Y .I I . . 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HUM S' HRM E. 'fs HON Peoww' H YEA BROTHER UGE RT H THA SIX EEN JR P TOUCHCD BELL P332 o ascsw ou ASEPARP-TE T Tas not-'KEVIN F 'st l MP' 5 T fi? ies E QW UN IORS CLASS OFFICERS U1 gzpcfli Swarm F. me-r2. 1,-P1 02552322 2oo m- P1 5-520- .'lL. ' C-'wa ro --pg m,-,M a9453ag195,s ,,,.'355j0U EH OSi2 5 vig: EUQWQO .... -ai 50 Nm 935' S1 ....m'g, 55- fffzaml? E mail SD mrs Q: 55: rn O-nr' JESSIE TODD-Secretary of the Junior Class, Librarian, Pep Club. Debate Club, Junior play cast. Her eyebrows do easily go up and down, And on the dance floor can she go to town! MARY BETH JONES-State and National Honor Societies. Pep Club Debate Club Presi flint of the Future Home maker s Club Junxoi play cast Glee Club Reporter fox the JUIIIOI Class As Mau Mclntxie she was grand Soon shell be known all oxer the land I ELTON ATKINSON - Vice- President of Junior Class, Physical Education, Hornets, Junior play cast, A little noisy but rather smart. And to the girls he gives his heart. BOBY FRANCES MILLER- Treasurer of Junior Class, Pep Club, Office Work, Annual Staff, State and National Honor Societies. Boby Frances-Again that double name, Don't you worry, she'll win fame. JUANITA POWERS Debate Club Pep Club Student Coun c11 Sweet Sixteen State and National Honor Socletles Juanita studying debating now Plans to be a lawyer and how' JUNIORS WHOSE PICTLRES DO NOT APPEAR GAIL CUMMINGS-Football Basketball and Boxing A D HOGUE-Football Basketball and Tmck WAYNE RANKIN Football Basketball and Tack FOREST PENLEY Football Trades and Industrial Organization ELMO RAY Citizenship VINCE ALLEN BUSBY-Citizenship HILMA BYARS Citizenship WAYNE BENNETT Citizenship and Scouts WINSTON BANNISTER,-Citizenship Boy J C TYNER-Citizenship WAYNE 'VIEEKS Citizenship JAMES STROUP Citizenship BILL MCLUNG Physical Education AUBREY MLEMORE-Journalism ROSSIE BELLE BRASHER-Cltlzenshlp VT . . Q F A 1 1 - I 1 1 - 4 .1', ' . K. ' V Y , 1 1 , t . . . 1 c . y . C , V 1 V . 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' :gl 5 -' ' 1 , ' ' A '-:QQ jg:-':f'-,f.::':- '-: f'3:g:g:5-:g'5:.3.j53 P 33 ,WS '- WILLIS BALLEW Vice pres of F F A Glee Club Willis plans to be a farm man with the aid of a Harmon J L BATES-Football Track Boxing Thev cant live with Red at home Since the Tiger published his pome NOLOUS CARMICHAEL- Jour nalism Nolous is studying Journalism And she is also interested in realism WALTER CRISP Manager f Football and Basketball teams Boving Although too small to make the team In his managing he works up quite a steam HUGH CRISP-Trades and In- dustrial Organization. In his spare time he's learn- ing to bake, Beware his pies: they might be fake. ESTELLA M A E CARLSON - Band Strutter, Junior Play cast, Sub-Deb, Glee Club. Stemmie as the band strutter, Keeps Hugo's heart in a flut- ter. EDOLA CHAPMAN Glee Club Pep Club Edola 1S a Junior blonde And of her we are very fond JUANITA CHAPMAN Band Junioi Play cast Glee Club A certain Hobart boy has lead A happier life because of Red MILDRED FAY DAVIS Phwcl cal Education State Honor So cietv SINCE Mildred Fay has her M R S degree She has taught us all not to disagree LILLIAN DAVIS Physical Edu cation Pep Club The sparkle in her eye Reminds you of the sky EVELYN BYROM-Pep Club, Junior Play cast, Future Homemaker's Club. As the maid in a play Evelyn will be good any day. COLYN COPELAND-Glee Club. Because she's never in a fizz, In typing Colyn is quite a whiz. .--,-V-H - V Y. ----' . V -ii1'?J?t't-PFS-I-. I .KW - - V-T -, ..,... .,..... ...,.,..,., . . , ,. .. . . . . . . ..... A. , .... , , ft 4 . .f 5 V Q V N ,FB v? ' i , Y ' C VL . Qlrfg--1-ku:-ln YFVY Ynn-Yugi UN IORS - X O . . .,.. . ........ ,,. . ,,,. , .,..,.....,,.... ,.... . .. .. .,...,............. ....... .....,. I ..., ,:.:.,.,.,.:,.:.,.:.,.:x ., -- - -4 - - 4 -Y - - - 4 -- -4 ' ' ' - '- I f'f'f'f'1 f'f'T':'f'f'- -':'f'f':'f 'V '- : f' ' ' '- ' -F-.-I - 2-Iv!-I-I-l'I-f-I'C'.-f'1'I'f-I-I-f-I-I Z4-PI-5Z-Z-FI'L-1'2-1-If'l'I-f'I'I-I-DI4-I-I-'-If-I I-I Z-, I'I'I -.-I-:Z-1-2'1'.-.'.'x.'.-c.'.'.j.-.Q.:.:.j.:.'.j.j.:.j.:.'.: . , - . I .. .... ,. X ,'.'. -Elf'-3E5I:2:I:f:f: E an 'lv ws.. WARRLN DORRILL-Physical Education Wnren has had a vivid past Were glad we found him out at last HAROLD DOWDY F F A Phxsrcrl Education A farm box is Harold Dowdx Its been told that he Isnt roxxdx JOY DUDLK CHAPMAN Cl mcrrship Joi married and left us soon S111 drdnt even wart ul June ZOLETA FLUTY Pep Club Clinton is easrlx found When Zoleta 1S looking around HOWARD GRAY-Treasurer of F. F. A.. Debabe Club. Physi- cal Education. Hoxmrd. called Pappy by F. F. . Hopes to be a great debater some day. JACKIE GREASBY-Footb al l, Track. Junior play cast. Jackie, better known as Altus Kid. Is here in body, but in Altus his heart is hid. JACK GIVENS Secretaix f F F A Band Orchestra Phi ical Education and Box Scouts Jack is a member of our But still he has fallen for a Junior high l s LILA FRAZE-Pep Club Ll brarran Future Hornemakeis Club Lila rs werx prim and precise e alxxaxs treats eierxone n ce DEPWOOD HADDAD Hornets Hoodads as they re known to us Can 'rlvtais enter in a uss EDWARD HADDAD-Hornets the dance floor hes a killer drller makes you think of a movie thriller CLAY HANNAH-Physical Edu- cation. When the car is given to Clay. His destination is Lake Creek, they say. DORTHA LEE HARBOUR-Pep Club, Sub-Debs. Junior play cast. Dortha Lee is quite a girl. She keeps Norman in a whirl. .. .... .-. ................ ...,.t......,....w.V.,.W.-vw...-f,.,,. ,,-ax., -wx f A -. ' ' ' - . K- - ' ' ' ' V, :-' .A 41: ' , : 'g.f:,:y:3'3:3:g.g.3.5.3.,55..g.g3.g..5-,:.-.:.gqr5tg.3.5.:.: . , - -. , A. -. .k -' 1 ' . 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BILLIE JEAN HOWARD-Band, Orchestra, Saxaphone Sextet. Billie Jean who is quiet and fair, Leads Casonova Howell on quite a tear. HENRIETTA KROUSE-S t 21 12 e and National Honor Societies Pep Club She says I havens studied for this test today But we notice she always comes up with an A WANDA LOVELACE-Glee Club State Honor Society Wanda came to Mangum from Grandfield Wed be happy if more they d yield PAT MCCLUNG Band They are only Pat and Bill to We uondei if they ever fuss WANDA MONROE-Band Jun xox Play cast Sub Deb Glee Club Orchestra Wanda is one of the high schools choice Because of her talent and lovely voice MILDRED MORGAN - Physical Education. With a boy named Gene, Mildred is always seen. RALPH MORGAN-Yell Leader of the Junior Class, Junior Play cast, Glee Club. A chatter there, a wise-crack here, You know very soon Ralph Morgan is near. .. ...,.. .. ..,. ... .... ........, ..... .. .... . ..... ,.....wv.v.m, ,... .,..v,.-rf.-.XIAI-. 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Ruby doesnt hate much to say But she can alvsais make an A JUANITA OWENS Physical Elucation Shes the heroine of our class She saved her dads life by thinking fast JOHNNY PANTIER Junior play cast Citizenship Band took part in the Junior play was very bashful so they say LIGE STEWART Citizenship Lige wants to be a congressman We wonder if he really can JUNIORS EDYTH RUSSELL-Librarian. She is neat. she is sweet, From her bonnet to her feet. KITTY SHORT-Pep Club. Kitty is quite interested in Centralvue, We wonder why, don't you? MILFORD SHORTT - Junior play cast. Journalism. As professor Milford Shortt P med his ability to act tlee part KENNETH SILK Basketball Track Boxing Doc came to us from Centralvue We like him hope you do too V W SMITH Citizenship and F He brought the paper and I am told If it vias not new t was two days old A B TALLEY Band In the corner doing the shag Playing his horn to Tiger Rag Xx- 'xx . . - . f y . Q Q Y A . . . Y A . - -K , - l - H ' - ' 'r '. . . 1 , . y I . . 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A I , ' ' ''1f:i'I:?.3 '?:',,'.I.f:':i.TI.i.i:l:i:-.i:f :i.f.l:T'-.-S' ' 1- f' ' .F 'V:-:-:-:-:g'-:eg-'-:gr-1-23:-.lt':g:4:-:ft-rt'-:gyf-:gkg Pi 97 ,SSM In CLIFFORD THOMPSON Glee Club Junior Play cast Hambuiger IS always 1 hussle Because hes running after Russell LYDIA JUNE TIDMORE Pep Club Lydia June bettei known as Lyd SINCE Docs come IS a hap pler kld MARGARET WALDROOP--Glee Club Journalism Although she IS a tiny lass She is a b1g member of our class A M TILLMAN Football, Bas ketball Pete lS our athletic star, For th1s h1s name IS known afar ELIZABETH ANN VAUGHAN- Orchestra, Pep Club, Junior Play cast, Sub-Deb. On the stage, piano or flute. Tissel can act, play or toot. VIOLA VAUGHAN-Pep Club. Viola is nice and sweet, We all know she can't be beat. BETTY WILSON Dium and Bugle Corps Those Altus boys keep Betty busy Its a wonder she xsnt dlzzy WESTON WEEMS-Band O chestra Weston 1S a scout boy F11e to hlm IS like a toy ALVIS WARE Repoiter of F F' A Alxis IS popular for h1s poem the Duck O111 school we hope has a much luck FLEETA FAYE TAYLOR Clt 1zensh1p Fleeta IS afra1d of the da1k No wonde1 she falls for Spark ROSABELLE THOMPSON-LL brarian, Pep Club. Your book is always found, If Rosabelle is looking around. LAZELLE STOVER-Pep Club, Physical Education. Another of our class members is Lazelle, To some, her name is hard to spell. ,,,..- ,.,..vH.....-H.,,...,,,,..V..,.,..-.v,,....,.....,.A.....v.,-.,,v,,.,...,v,...v-.,.,.y,..w.'.........v.-v,--.. -.-,-.-.--ff:-rn-f-fn-rvnw-rr-1---f---v.-f---1-,..,U-1-...,...v,.,. wmv x ,Q - A4 Kg! if - A, , .f P , N , 1 . -F 1' A ' 'E ' ! 1 n ' ' 1' . ' ' ' ' 'n a , ' ' fl .4 v . , . - Y ru -lv H , I I I. . I ' , . . K . v ' Ln H ' L S QA? .W WH! iii FW. l JAMES AUBREY KIRK-Presb dent of Sophomore Class. Student Council manager. Glee Club, Lucky 7, Hornets. UI make way for no girls on my road to success. RUTH BEVIS-Secretary of the Sophomore Class, Orchestra. State Honor Society. We expect great things of Ruth some day. SOPI-IOMORES CLASS OFFICERS Band. Orchestra. Tennis. grand sport, NEDRA LEE WILSON-Student Council. Sweet Sixteen, Drum and Bugle Corps. Her eyes are an outward sign of what she wants within. SOPHOMORES WHOSE PICTURES DO WOT APPEAR WESLEY STARR Cltizenship LESLIE VEACH Citizenship HOWARD WHEELER-F' F HOWARD NELSON Citizenship DONALD PERRIN Citizenship JUNIOR RUSH Citizenship EXA CHAPMAN Pep Club Journalism Band JUANITA MARTIN Glee Club Pep Club WILTON JONES-Band Debate Club Hornets Lucky 7 Yell Leader for the Sophomore Class DUANE LOWE-F F A 'Q O I I A . . L Q 'i . Y 1 - , . 3 ! ' 1 ! . ,.... - .... -..--.. .... - ........ .- ..,..... --,..mw..,.. . .. .,..:,.t,, ,l N., ' ' ' t I .. , ' 2:25f:-3 .3 - , ' -. ' 25Z:':1s21S12a-si,-.'gfsfr'FfIflis5Sf2z3f-5:-22.22155 VIRGINIA CREED-Vice-Presb dent of Sophomore Class, A perfectly good girl and a Y P? ,. X ,, Q 3- S SOPI-IOIVIORES LAVERNE ADAMS-Sweet Six- teen, Sophomore Yell Leader, Drum and Bugle Corps, Or- chestra. Just a little girl with winn- ing ways. MARJORIE ARNETT - Band, Sweet Sixteen, Tennis, and School Sweetheart. Of boys and their handsome looks, I thought not, being busy with my books. DORIS MAE BAKER-Sweet Sixteen and Drum and Bugle Corps. She carries a notebook to keep track of her dates KATHERINE BERRY Glee Club A maiden dainty tzue and tried RALPH BRIGNON F F A We think you are worth knowing MARJORIE LOU BOWMAN Sweet Sixteen Band Always the first to break startling news GENEVA BREWER-Band, Or- chestra, Clarinet trio. There is music in her soul! TOMMY BUCHANAN-Citizem ship. I like fun, and I like jokes about as well as most folks. RODNEY CALHOUN-F. F. A. When hunting for a pal, just call on Calhoun FRED LEE CARNES-Journal ism A boy you can depend upon a real student SUE CLABAUGH Sweet Six teen Drum and Bugle Corps Pep Club Truly one of the most popu lar girls JUNE CONRAD-Sweet Sixteen Drum and Bugle Corps Pep Club Just a regular honest to goodness girl 11 v1 H . . 0 it . y 1 1 1 . ,, u 1. - , 1 s ,- n it - n ' 1 , . fx . , ' vs . ' H - - ' n 3 X V -J' -' V SOPHOIVIORES JOHN COWAN-Lucky 7. Foot- -:Q V I CLAUD ELSEA. JR-C3166 Club. ball. Hornets. -'Paraiieinrigm 'M 'W' YOU will find him talking tv side to right side, and left the fair sex. Side to left, Side. ELOISE FREEMAN-Drum and Bugle Corps, Swett Sixteen. Pep Club. All sweetness. no vanity iz there. GWYNNETI-I COX-Sweet Six- teen. Drum and Bugle Corps. Pep Club. Precious gifts come in small packages. MARY JO COX-Sweet Sixteen NAOMI GREY-Glee Club, Drum and Bugle Corps. :mgl F, H, A4 Pep Club Meek find mild but a iue She makes friends mt 1 exe fl md gf Q11 one Qhe meets DOROTHY ANNA HADLOCK Debate Club Pep Club O cl eftia and Futuie Home Band Debate and Oiche tm mqkers Cldb She tells you flatly what her m nfl is BETTY NELL CRITTENDEN I piofess not to know hoxx bow heaxts 'ue mon MILDRED DEMING Pep ciub JOAN HAGER Dlum and You newer saw a lTl'1ld of high degree with am mole dlgmty than She F1 ankl5 I dont believe a word I sax Bugle Coips Sweet Sixteen Pep Club MARIETTA HARMON Citizen Ship Quiet end serioue VIRGINIA DORRILL Pep Club She has the soul of a poet 'vvv-.71 -N-4wvQ,qQ-Q t. , . . . V t u ' V' ' V HV- .5 V- - - .' I I , 4 . . VV V , I - ' 1 1 1 . , ' 3 'K . - . 1 . , t- . V V V -1 V V V ' H 4 A , 1 . , . . t . . 4. , - . , , 1 ' ' V u ' '. ' ' Y' . ' . 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Her hearts desire is to be a second Paderewski. VIVIAN HOWELL-Citizenship. Laugh and the world laughs with you BILLY JETER.-Hornets Debate Glee Club Let those study who will tlsnt my intent to die of hard Work eer youths days are spent VIRGINIA KO'I'I'E Orchestra State Honor Society A good man is hard to f1nd RICHARD LOCKHART Foot ball and Debate A sunny d1SDOS1tl01'1 IS half the battle SOPHOMORES , JAMES MALLARD- Basketball, ' Track, Tennis. With graceful steps he walks the streets and smiles at the pretty girls he meets. CALVIN MATHEWS-F. F. A., Glee Club. You have missed much is you do not know him. TROY MILLER-Glee Club. His diligence will bring him fame WILMA MORRIS Journalism Pep Club Future Homemak er s Club She does her best at all times RUTH MURRAY Glee Club Drum and Bugle Corps The music of whose liquid lips is to us companionship DOLORES NORRIS-Pep Club Journalism Glee Club Fu ture Homemakers Club As prone to mischief as able to perform xt v v ' , -. ' 1 . , , 1. . . , ' . s ' - - ' . y , 1 u u ' 1 .. - y , v 1 ' U . . . . ' n . ' ,X I Ax A I 355. X . 5 . mg Lge-',fhf?n -nk W i Ali EDNA ORENDORFF - Drum and Bugle Crops. A meek and manageable child, JUANITA PARISH-Pep Club, Drum and Bugle Corps. Sweet Sixteen. She is not as bashful as she locks, LEON PASSMORE-Journalism, A living comedv. MARY JANE PIERSON Drum and Bugle Corps Good nature ls vxolth more than knowledge ANNETTE POWERS Drum and Bugle Corps Pep Club Sweet Slxteen Just the damtlest lrttle slxp of a glrl JACK RAULSTON Band Hom nets Lucky 7 Speak qu1ckl5 gnls good men are scarce SCPI-IOMORES WILLA JEAN ROGERS-Glee Club. Of unspoken vrorcls she is master. MARIE SCOTT-Orchestra. Pep Club. Future HOIll9Ill8kCI fS Club State Honor Society. A girl not of words but of action. BUSTER SHORTT-Foot b a l I, Hurnets. Lucky 7. A allent kmght bxave and lownfg mostlx lou g NELL SMITH Oxclestra Fu ture Homemakers Club I lmoxx what IS xlght and pxactlce what I know VERLEOUS SMITH F F A Perfectly capable of takmg care of hlmself DOROTHY NELL SULLIVAN Drum and Bugle Corps She ms one of the acknowl edged beautles of ber class wvn , .' ' n . . v f '. . . a 1 V . .. y - ... v 1 ' 'Y Y , , . . P l . . vw- .vm-. . ..,---e---A-.-f-------:me-:'q'1 'r31:-'T If ??GF7Y'I'7'fT ' ' -fv1 w- 'f-7'Frrrf'-fr.--,,.,,...,-,,-.-f.-.-- - f'- fri-TTT'-' '1 -'Tl'-'YT P' . --.'::-:fi-5' -. .435 Q .. . . 5..- - V.5..,.-.:.-.,-.3-g:::.3.5.f.5.4.54 - 242' . :'. - :'3:1 I ,.I .I-2.1 - I . ':2' -: '- ' ' -' 1' 'f,3:.' ' .- -:ffi-1:51 :-- :-.-',:-g-: ' -,:fg::.i:-1-1' ., - -. - . -,I V3.3.5.:...:.,:.5:.5.Ag.p P45 Tig ffl- E -. - I wr -W st . fA-1 I -X SOPHOMORES I E CLYDE SMITH-Football. You know I belong to some- i one else: why don't you leave I me alone? FRED C. ROBERTSON-Lucky 7, Hornets, Band. The world knows nothing of its greater men. PEGGY SHORTI'-Debate Club, Band, Orchestra. The modest manners and the gentlest heart TRAVIS SMITH-Citizenship Better slow than hasty DORINE THROWER F u tu r e Homemakers Club Debate Club Pep Club None named her but to praise LETA MAE TAYLOR Glee Club Pep Club She cares little for boys CLAUDE SMITH - Basketball Football, track. Bless the girls, I love them all She wanders on as in dream. DORTHEA WALKER - Orches- tra. A dear little queer little sweet llttle girl CAROL WETSEL-Physlcal Ed ucation H1s voice is soft and low n excellent thing in a man LaMELBA JO WISEMAN Jour nalism She spends little time in friv ol1t5 HOOVER WRIGHT Hornets Lucky 7 Band Orchestra Tennis He would rather be Wright than president ' 1 , 3 . .- - , . ' ' - . . . .. 1 , : , . INA LEE VOSSLER-Editor of the Mangum Tiger, Pep Club. a .. fxixb V, fQ.,' fy. V ' , FAIVIILIAR FACES ON COURT AND GRIDIRON .L Lili XX wa as w-4 E if L' gn as Wijf? X7 'r iq 'Th . L,-.JI 1:39. fm 5.43 ? :'j-Nuzz' ii' FQCTBALL QUEEN HLLEN BLACK FLETA FAYE TAYLOR MARJORIE ARNETT Sophomoxe Candxdqte J umor Candidate Kass ... it Wa H F7511 1 ag gift v A SPORTS REVIEW OF THE YEAR By HARRISON MGREGOR Sports Editor OUTLOOK FOR THE 1939 SPORTS SEASON By Coach Madison Pruitt GAIN it is time to bring greetings to the alumni and student body of Mangum high and in some small way say something in the form of a message that might help inspire athletes of Mangum high school. For the past two years our athletic program has had as its aim a desire to win attitude, and it seems to have gotten results, for this past sea o'i Mangum was a contender in the conference until the last game was played. The seasons record wls five wins, four losses, and one tie game. Prospects fO1 the 1939 team need not only cultix' it a desire to win attitude but must re1l'z' that be'n,f able to put forth that extra ounce of energy it thi time needed can come only as a result of training A dissipated body mll not iinff a champioi ship sound when ability is equal Desire to xx in, ability to put out and take al th t the contest demands of its participants is re ded to excel the 1938 record, xx hich was the best in ie rs in Mangum high school Madison Pap Pm tt , flax ask MADISON PRUITI' Director of Athletics FOOTBALL WITH all credit to Coach Madison Pap Pruitt graduate of Texas Christian University and former All American end for the splendid work that he has done with the Trger football team has taken a long stride in regaining its deserved rank among the athletic teams of the Southwestern conference and South western Oklahoma 'lhe squad which was exception tiong on defense due to the big hard chaigirg linemen in the forward mall also had a tell rounded offensne attack Wxtl a as creu of sh1ft5 backs all of whom of b ttei than aseiage pas catching ends tie Tigers were capable of displayng a rContinued on next p gel . , ' S .S . t . ' ' z 1 as ay I ,, J ' L Vu 2 K' . ' , , , ,J ca ' ' 'v n I Q V- .1 , x . v K , C. L. . . V. . . V I 7 4, t, , M H ' . ' ' .' . ' ' 1 J ' f ' f ' As U ' I u 'A A n . ' ' ' ' ' ally u 11 ' Q . ' ' , S g V ' ' . . 1' t ' c' ' , ' the past two years, Mangum High School could run. kick, and pass, and with 8 Dail' ' ' ' t 2 - ' - s- ' . I .Y x V 4 . V. H V ' za . 91 ' K L fx ,YI lx f n 1,5 ,M to 1 PM, Ee,.,,g:M , ' .. .........d,,, A, ,nil 1938 TIGER FOOTBALL SQUAD FIRST ROW: C. W. Mallard, Thomas Howell, Harrison McGregor, Charles McCall, R. J. Roach, Jackie Greasby, Gail Cummings and D Hogue. ' SECOND ROW Buster Short Claud Smith J L Bates Pete Boyle B111 Hollxs Pete Txllman Wayne Morrxs and Wayne Rankm THIRD ROW Clyde Smxth Rlchard Lockhart Coach Pruitt Walter Crlsp Manager and John Cowan tContinued from precedmg page? strong passing as well as a powerful run mng game Durmg the 1938 season the Tlgers lost only four games on thelr tough ten game schedule and were ranked third ln the Southwestern conference standings The Mangum squad scored a total of 190 pomts during the season for an average of 19 pomts a game as compared to a total of 77 pomts made by thelr opponents through the season The Txgers gained an average of 186 yards per game to 125 yards as made agalnst them and they had a total of 1865 yards gained ln ten games while a total of 1256 yards were made by the opposition Several outstanding honors were bestowed upon the Tiger team last season with the Dlacxng of several Tiger gridsters on the Southwestern All Conference team and with the selection of one player as alternate on the All State Team 1938 SEASON RECORD OF THE TIGER FOOTBALL TEAM Mangum Mangum Mangum Mangum Mangum Mangum Mangum Mangum Mangum Mangum 0 Welllngton 26 55 Camegle 0 Sayre 7 Cllnton 0 Altus 6 Frederxck 13 Elk Clty 0 Hobart 0 Grandf1eld 13 0 Hollis 12 ' 3 , A - . , , ' ' . u v . s X - : x 9 , , 1 v 1 1 0 ' A ' o a o . - 4 V .. 5' I . , . . , - l , . . 7, . ' 35, ' . , 0. . 1 ' , ' ' y 12, , ' 28, ' . 26, , , 1 - 27, ' . , 5 , Y ' . . ...,,. . , .. .. , . ..,.. - :Q-sz-:-:'E-f11 !'Ws':-'ee:r-:2'v-s1.v - awww-'-riser-1-1:mrElf:11225-1:ff:r:iEfEf5f T his N- -avg' 'ig .:.3.,...5.:.g.:.g.g.-:g-1 :':- '-'- 1Pj,i-:-:::-:-.g.3'-.3.:.3,g4.3335::::.1.54.9.3.3.:.p.:.'.5,:.:.3.1.g.g..,Q.,::-.,:::,:,-:,:.:,t3.:.:,:.-.4-7.xa..t.h 1,-s..z.w:,:-go. Q.. .:,:,.:M- H Ilhh :..:.:,.::,:,x Xxxxx la we s 1+ Xwmb X Nx s X Nw .rss EW WB. Mangum M8-D8'l1m Mangum Mangum Mangum Mangum Mangum Mangum Mangum hw--w FIRST ROW Walter Crisp manager SECOND ROW James Mallard A D Hogue B111 Hollls A M T111ma.n Wayne Morris THIRD ROW Gall Cummmgs Jack Harms Coach Pruztt Kenneth S11k Wayne Rankm 25 17 17 17 14 22 23 22 31 SEASON 'S RESULTS ----------,------------ Reed 20 --- Reed 18 - Hobart 20 Elk City 10 ----------------------- Altus 28 Walters 27 Frederick 25 Frederick 34 --------------------- Willow 21 Mangum Mangum Mangum Mangum Mangum Mangum Mangum Mangum Mangum . . '- 'v w1-r1-,q-y-,qq-p.m.-,.,,.w.,,v-.- V ..,....v.. .... ,. .,, ----- Altus -------------------- Walters - - - Willow ---- Hollis --------,--------------- Reed White Flat ---------------------- Hollis ----------------------- Sayre --------------------- Hobart 28 24 19 23 21 32 40 33 37 Y-FN:-If-:-55524-rx . . 1. .A ....... , . l938-39 BASKETBALL SQUAD A . uqnl f 1fQ12- Ast. , . . ...... ,. . , ,,.. .... A A J vu- , 1.. i ,,,. ' . pa' Ha . RESULTS OF 1938 TRACK SEASON WITH a group of inexperienced boys competing for positions on the squad, the 1939 Tiger track team was an outstanding athletic surprise of the year. After only two hard workouts behind them, the trackmen invaded Altus for the Southwestern conference track and field meet. The Tigers, considered the bottom unheard of thing when they came through in grand style. the conference. team at the meet, did an to capture second place in The trackmen and the FOSTER JOHNSON-First in dashg second in 220-yard rung of first place 880-yard relay teamg total number of points, 914. 100-yard member JODIE HOGUE--First in hop, step, and jump: member of winning 880-yard relay team: total number of points, 615. C. W. MALLARD-First in high jumpg fourth in hop, step, and jump: total number of points, 6. THOMAS HOWELL-Third in pole vault: total number of points, 2. L BATES Fourth in 100 yard dash second in 440 yard run fourth rn shot put total number of points 7 events in which they participated are as follows: CLAUDE SMITH-Second in 880-yard rung member of second place mile relay teamg total number of points, 32. CLYDE SMITH-Fourth in mile run: mem- ber of mile relayg total number of points. iii. The four members of the 880-yard relay team that won first place were Hogue, Johnson. Bates, and Warren. The second place mile relay team mem- bers were Long. Claude Smith, Clyde Smith. and Bates. In the Greer county track and field meet, the Tigers took first place in class A for boys by scoring more points than all other class A boys teams entered INTRAIVIURALS DUE to the lack of a suitable opening in the Tiger schedule there were no intra mural football games this year The intramural basketball tournament which was held rn March was one of the most exciting school contests of the year Although the Sophomores and Junior B teams were eliminated in the early rounds of the tournament the more experienced Junior A beam and the Seniors defeated all their opponents to meet rn the finals This game was the most thrilling of the tournament with both teams playing bang up ball Although the seniors were on the short end of the score most of the game they made a desperate last minute rally to overcome a six point lead only to be nosed out 25 to 24 1Contmued on next page? J. . - ' - . g - ' ' , y 1 - y - A -. K . . I . ' w y , , . - , 9 Q 0 O 0 0 0 . Q ' ' v , . . . , ' A -y c . . ' ' lr H .L ' . '. ' ' . . 1 - - 7 . . K. v-' cg 1 1 5 1 3 1 ,J Y 1 is . ' CUB FOOTBALL SQUAD FIRST ROW: Robert Overton, manager, Jimmy Parmer, Kay Hughes, Jack McBrayer, M. G. Sims, J. C. Cummings, Jack Cummings, Tommy Stapleton, Billy Ray Flem- ing, Junior Tyler. SECOND ROW: Lee Roy Clancy, Bill McBrayer, Edwin Thompson, Jerry Greasby, Robert Atwood, James Starr, Thomas Hash, Ira Williams. THIRD ROW: Ed Weber, captain. Jack Treadwell, David Ripley, J. C. Smith, Lawrence Bryant Dewey Penley Lloyd Crow Raymond Warren Coach Spivey JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SCORES Mangum Manugm Mangum Mangum Mangum Mangum SHWIORS 1241 Mallard Boyle Harris Covington Hollis Ware 1 Cordell Mangum 14 Hobart 0 1 Cforfeitl Clmton Elk City Altus Mangum 22 Mountain View 0 Mangum 1 ffcrfeitl Weatherford 0 Because of Clintons forfeiting its game 1 0 Frederick the Cubs won the Junxor high school cham Hollis plonship INTRAMURALS 1Cont1nued from preceding page? BOX SCORE OF FINAL GAME FG FT PF JUNIORS Tillman FGFT Rankin Cummings Si k Bates Morris Hogue TOTALS TOTALS The results of the i th ntramural tennis and boxing tournaments were unknown at e time of the publishing of this annual 62 ..... . ............... o ................. - 9 .................... ' o ' 0 ....................... 32 ' ' ' ' , 6 -v------V--4--. in 2 . . . - 40 ..............,....... ' ' ' , O . . . czsm . .Pm ------------------------ 1 0 4 ' ,,,,,,,,,-,,,,--an----- 3 7 4 -------------------------- 0 1 1 ' ,-,,-,--,,,--,,,----un 1 0 4 -f---------------------u 1 2 2 ' -,H--,------------0 1 0 1 1 --------------------- 1 0 2 'l .......,,,,,,,. , ,,--,-,-,,-, 0 Q 0 --------H---------------- 5 2 1 o 1 2 -------e------------------- 1 1 2 ' -,-,,-,-,---u--no-nu 2 1 1 - - - -,.. ..................... 1 o 1 ---------------- 9 s 12 mum-mm-'Q Q E J' -Z x Q , . 5 , . gf an .rzfwa .a...1. Q JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM VVELDON SPIVEY Jumor Hrgh School Coach Manfzum Mangum Mangum Mangum Mangum Mangum Mangum Mangum Mangum Mangum Mangum Mangum Mangum Mangum Mangum Mangum Mangum Mangum Mangum Mangum Mangum Mangum Mangum Brmkman FHITXICW MldVR5 Gramte Ozaxk Reed Sayre Elk Cltg. Cordell Hobart Weatherford Frederick Altus Holhs Hollis Walters Walters Ocma . City View Centralvue -- Fairview Eastview Retrop 15 2 6 FIRST ROW Edwm Thompson Tommle Stapleton James Starr Camelon Beam SECOND ROW B111 McBrayer Joe Sxlk Jack Tleadwell Robelt Atwood THIRD ROW Jerrx Grea by Dewey Penlex Lawrence Bryant The Cubs played a total of 23 Games wmnmg 18 of them In the Jumor hlgh school mvxtatxon tournament held here the past season the Cubs were flnallsts ln the tourna ment and in the Greer county tournament were Class C champions. The Cubs also were able to capture third place in South- western conference standings. , , , . nfgqgwq.. . . .. . ,-454.-YfTQN.,,i , -- Tx X XX 5'-. . . ..... ,.,........ 5 ......,.,............ . . ...... .....,. . A A ,x,.f'i,.-,. .K ,,.., .... - . Qqx Q. I M egfgee I L Q M :egg fag :fm , g JUNIOR I-IIGI-I GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM ,. .air-If . FIRST ROW Frances Clark Flora Morgan Vxrgmxa Faye Crisp Mary Katherme Roach Bxllye Jo Hager SECOND ROW Juamta Crisp Mary Jane He tly Vela Lee Francrs Allne Parlsh Stella Heatly THIRD ROW Colleen Broun Vxrgle Vernon Coach 'VIcMahan Mary Etta Creed Faye Cooley E Junior hlgh grrls basketball team was organlzed after the Chrxstmas hohdays for the purpose of competlng m the Jumor hlgh school mvltatron tournament Smce most of the girls had nexer taken part on a basketball team before there was much interest aroused and due to th1s mterest ll was decided that the team should schedule games throughout the rest of the season Although they won only a small percentage of then' games this past season due to lnexperlence the prospects for the commg year are very promising The games the team played and the scores are as follovss Mangum Mangum Mangum Mangum Mangum Mangum Mangum Clty Altus 10 Altus 12 Altus 11 Wlllow 5 Willow 6 Vlew 22 Ocina 13 I C , ' H ,', ' , - I 9 ..f..,,. ..,-- ---, v... ,,..L , .,,.,,,l,,,,.,,-v,,,v,-,, - 11 -,-,.,,, . -- .,,, L ,,Lv , ,,,. ,M-,gnu--gg 9 ..., , ,.,, .,,,.. ,,.L, H-, ,,L.-,,-,,,-gA,, ,--,-- R N-N 13 --, A , - , .... Lv-, ,.,,,,, ,,y u ,WNW-,MEM ' 15 --,,.,, .,,.,....,,,,,,, ,Y,M ,,,,y,-u-nnhv- ' 18 ,--,,.-,--, ,,.L,., vu, W Mn ' ' 8 ....h ..f,e......,. - ---A .,.,,, A ,,,,--,,-,n AN IZA TI CCD mf? as H sr' 0RGANaZA+ . 'git EIB!-5 1 ft , f X T9'.4i-3 J P3 QL IT 15 K A pp ' .4.g-ew .12-s ,Dlx 4 P 90 L, Z: 32-2 ,-,l Nl' 0-7, ,Ak ag ff 01 STUDENT COUNCIL STANDING Nedra Lee Wrlson Katherrne Overton Juamta Powers SITTING James Aubrey Knk Brlly Hollrs Eugene Hadlock C T Eskew The student councrl rs composed of the Iollomng offrcers Gene Hadlock Student Mayor James Aubrey Knk Student Manager Brlly Hollrs Commzssroner of Fxre and Street Katherrne Overton Commlssrcner of Utrlrtres Juanrta Powers Social Polrce Mr Eskew Faculty Supervisor student councrl rs composed of tvso representatrves from each class B111 Holl1s and Katherrne Overton represent the Senror class Gene I-Iadlock and Juanrta Powers Jumor class James Knk and Nedra Lee Wrlson Sophomore class James Aubrey Krrk B1ll Hollrs and Gene Hadlock represented the student COHDCII at the state conventron at Weatherford James Kirk Gene Hadlock Juanrta Powers and Mr Eskew attended the South western Conference Conventron at Cordell For Mangums contributron to the program Wanda Monroe sang a solo accompanred by Vlrginra McWnirter Gene Hadlock was cefeated by one vote for presrdent of the comentron next year : ' H . y . Y . Nedra Lee Wilson S ,M Y Executive Police ' ' , ' ' 2 1 , . ' - l 9 1 , ' . ' . Y Q. 7 - V I. in JOURNALISM CLASS FIRST ROW La Melba Jo Wlseman Wxlma Mcrrxs Mlss Mary Gaylord Booth Ina Lee Vossler Nolous Carmlchael SECOND ROW Helen Black Patrxcxa McKenz1e Exa Chapman Dolores Norrxs Bela Harms THIRD more Ralph Morgan 'I'HE Journahsm Class publishes a h lf f ROW Fred Lee Carnes J L Bates Leslle Veach Mxlford Shortt Leon Pas a 0 a page ln the 'vfangum Daily Star ewe1y Wednesday and Frxdax The staff of the publlcatron 1 Ina Lee Vossler Nolous Carmrchael La Melba Jo Wiseman Aubrey McLemore Mxss Mary Gaylord Booth as follows Edltor rn Chlef Assistant Edrtor Feature Edltor Exchange Edrtor Typxst Faculty Advlsor , . 5 -, - 1 Y - 1 ' , I ln.. 1 l A . ' ' '. . V ' ' 's ': Wilma Morris e,.e. - so e,., L. L L , ' O TRADES AND INDUSTRIAL CLUB FIRST ROW Thomas Howell Elmo Martm Edward Schlrmer Brodace Elkins SECOND ROW A B Tallex R V Shortt Allon Wetsel Hugh Crlsp Kenneth Wade Lee R05 Watt James Stroupe THIRD ROW R V Bell Buster Penley Orthell Stubbs Andrew Brundage Bordem Rogers Charles Greasbx Elmo Martin Presldent Kenneth Wade Vlce Presldent Brodace Elklns Secretarv Treasurer Edward Schlrmer Faculty Advlser THE Dlverslfxed Occupatxons plogram was started xr Mangum ln 1937 and has been ln operation here two years Wlth Mr Edward Schlrmer as sponsor the Trades and Industrxal Club was orgamzed thus year w1th the purpose of forwarding thls txpe of educatlon ln Mangum ' 1 y , . . . . , , . . , , , , I . ' Y ' - y 1 1 f . e N . . . . I. . Y A . . , . Y . A . , . Y . ,N ,nf , f- -M-,-Q----.T-gg:--fztf-:?jf':-.-ivfj.-Tie'-v--IV 'mi--'W--fw--i -'-'jf,:-jf'ffj::- FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW W1l1lS Ballevs Jack Givens Ben Sorrells Houard Gray Nolan Dowdy Alvls Ware Rhea Foraker SECOND ROW Junlor Johns n Jack Todd Rodney Calhoun Duane Lowe Calvm Matthews Cameron Beam Varlous Smxth Elmer Puce Elmo Todd Floyd Denton Howard Wheeler Jerrel M1ller Leonard Cow: THIRD ROW Ralph Brlgnon Harold Doxxdx Taus Heatly J W Cox Lee Roy Plerson G1lbe1tTaylor Ma t1n Rush V W S1 th W HE Future Farmers of Amerlca IS the studylng vocatxonal agrrculture ln the pub llc hxgh schools throughout the Umted States The purposes of th1s orgamzatlon To develop competent aggressne rural and agrlcultural leadershlp To strengthen the confidence of the farm boy ln h1mS61f and his work 3 To cleate more mterest IH the mtel ugent cholce of farmmg occupatlons 4 To create and nurture a love of country l1fe nx ayne Morrls Conway Spencer a To xmprove the rural home and 1tS 6 To encourage co operative effort mong tudents of vocatlonal educat1on 1n lgrlcultuxe 7 To promote thrxft among students of xocatxonal agr1cu1tu1e 8 To promote 'md xmprove scholarshxp 9 To encourage orgamzed recreatlonal '7C'1V1t16S 10 To supplement the regular system atlc mstructlon offered to students of vo catzonal educat1on m agriculture 11 To advance the cause of vocatxonal educatxon 111 'xgrxculture ln publlc schools : ' ' 4 '. N, K ' , ' U , : ' c . . , . ' . ' . - N- I - 'l 1 - l 1 , ' ' y 1' A T l - - I , ' ' , - I national organization of farm boys Smfolmdings' . . . R A- F 4 . . A , . ' 6 . . 2, A 1 .4 ' . FUTURE HOMEMAKERS GF AMERICA FIRST ROW Mlss Nlta Fax Throxxex Leona Hash Mary Beth Jones Dorothy Ann Hadloclt SECOND ROW Wxlma MOTIIS Mane Scott Lena Fay Mxller Naoml Gray Doune Tluouex Betty Jean House Loma Mae Sweet THIRD ROW Nell Smxth V1Vl'1I'l Howell Vlrgrma Dolrlll Exa Chapman Dolores Norms Roxen Jone HE purpose of the Future Homemakers club IS o offer experxfnce an home school and COITlU1UI'1llX llfe to p1OVld6 for leadershlp and felloxxshrp 'md to provlde op povtumtles for contact mth new phases of homemaklng OFFICERS Maxx Beth Jones Presldent Dorothy Anna Hadlock Vlce Pr sldent Ola Rhea Hash Secretary Treasurer THE Future Home Makers have HCCOmD11Sh9d many thlngs thls year ln that they have conducted programs on oppoltumties for glrls m the fxeld of home economlcs and paltlclpated ln the Mangum Stars annual cooklng school They also plan to sponsor a stay at home camp thxs summer - . v v y . .. . 1 , , , -. . . . L -,, . . , .. , , , A A. , . W . K . .1 . . .. .. , . v s 1 1 ' l .. .. 7 -. f v 1 V V ' - fx' - - f f 1 .. . v - Pau 63 DEBATE CLUB FIRST ROW James B Boren Wynona Houpe Eugene Hadlock Jxmmy Garrett SECOND ROW Brlly Jo Dans Mary Beth Jones Betty Nell Crlttenden Dorme Thrower Peggy Shortt Lydla June Tldmore Dorothv Anna Hadlock THIRD ROW John Oyerton Nelson Charles McCaul Rrchard Lockhart Howard Gray Bllly Jeter Wllton Jones Juamta Poxxers HE debate club has attamed many honors th1s year to forward the name of Mangum hrgh school The followlng are a number of the achleyem nts of thrs group They won flve d6ClS1ODS ln the Classen tournament at Oklahoma Clty m the Class A d1Y1SlOl'1 They quallfred for the state m the tournament at Gooduell They won the Greer county champlonshxp 1n debate 4 They mon the Southwestern conference debate tourney Schools partlcxpatxng m th1s were Hobart Altus Frederlck Sayre Holhs and Mangum By Wlhnlllg 15 pomts IH this the debate squad made lt posslble for Mangum to Wm the speech d1v1s1on ln the conference fme arts meet The UJDIC for debate ln all of these tournarrents nas Resolyed That the Umted States should establlsh an alhance mth Great Brrtam . . , . v - . t , l . 1 1 1 Q ' C ' I ' ' , M . 4 , 1 ' y l - V L. . ,V I . V, . V Q - , . C - 1 V V . . . . V - - . V. . 2. . ' . ' . V V . . . . . f . , . . v l ' ' I HORNETS FIRST ROW Hoover Wright Wilton Jones John Hager, Clyde Heatly Harrison McGregor Kenneth Wade R V Short Edward Haddad SECOND ROW Billy Ware Billy Houck Jackie Raulston John Cowan Buster Shortt Noival Coviigton Junior Elsea Elton Atkinson THIRD ROW Melvin Dodson Derxxood Haddad Kenneth Head R V Bell Fred Robertson Geoige Hmdman Bxllv Je'er FOURTH ROW J T Overton Jimmie Pontier Jimmie Garrett Curtis Taylor FIFTH ROW Border Rogers Robert Welch C W Mallard Rex Monroe Joe Head Chai les McCaul OFFICERS C B Heatly President Harrison McGregor Vice President John Hagel Secretary Treasurer HE Hornets a pep club which was organized this year by the boys of the senior class was developed for the purpose of furthering the spirit of the school. This organization participates in all pep activities and has members in all departments of the school. . '65 at 1. I I . , - 1 ff :1 gy , tw PEP CLUB FIRST ROW Kxtty Shortt Dorothy Anna Hadlock Dorme Thrower Ina Lee Vossler Mane Scott Rosa belle Thompson MISS Tom Johnson Sponsor SECOND ROW Dorothy Lee Caffey Katherme Overton Helen Black Brlly Jo Davls Royce Jones Vlrgmla McWh1rter Lxla Fraze LaMelba Jo W1 seman THIRD ROW Wynona Houpe Dorothy Haddad Marjorle Clark Lorene Sullxyan Juanlta Mart1n Louve ma Caster Wllma Morrls FOURTH ROW Laverne Tatum Mlldred Verne Kornegay Polly Hughes Juanxta Powers Henrletta Krouse Bernxece Jones Ruby Nelson V1v1an Howell FIFTH ROW Vlola Vaughan Alta Ely Madelyn Haddad MSIV Beth Jones Leta Mae Taylor Edola Chapman Mlldred Demlng Paulme Pierson Yonne Lee Pendleton LOYALTY SONG OF MANGUM HIGH SCHOOL We re loyal to you Mangum I-hgh We re the Orange and the Black Mangum Hxgh Well back you to stand gamst the best ln the land For we know you have sand Mangum High RAH' RAH' So smash that blockade Mangum Hlgh Go crashmg ahead Mangum Hxgh Our team is our fame protector On boys for We expect a bxg score From you Mangum Hxgh fYellJ Chehe Chahaw Chehe Haw Haw TIGERS TIGERS RAH' RAH' R H' A Page 66 I , 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 ' , . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 - C 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 . 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NAA -LA, - i SPEECH CLASS FIRST ROW Madelyn H ddad L na Fax Mxller Doltha Lee Harbour Ellzabeth Am Vaughan Edna Ma Wa k r Mlld ed Velne Kornegay SECOND ROW Rosabelle Thompson Leona Hash Ola Rhea Hash Bxlly Jo Dans Mxss Mary Gaylord Booth Jessxe Todd Maxx Beth Jones Elton Atklnson THIRD ROW Ga11Cummngs Juamta Powers Wynona Houpe Jxmmy Garrett Bobbxe Jo Helyv Verme Mae Mallard Jlmme P'1nt1e1 Patucla McKenz1e Estella Mae Carlson Clvde Heatlv FOURTH ROW Leo Warren Orthell Stubb Bllly Ware J L Bates A D Hoeue C W Mallard John Wavne Hagen Melvmr Dodson Jack Harms Norval Covmgton The only class officer IS Bllly Jo Davis P1'6SId9Dt IN the fall the Speech class presented The Narrow Path ln an exchange assembly program at Hollxs The cast was composed of B lly Jo Davls Jack Har xs nd Jlmmy Pantler Jlmmy Garrett and John Hagel were stage managers In the sprmg on an assembly program the Speech clas presented a one act play ent1tled Good MBd1C1UE The cast was composed of Vernle Mae Mallard Norval Cov xngton and Royce Jones B111 Ware acted as stage manager At Chrlstmas t1me the class donated to the school a make up k1t In the sprxng Mangum won the Speech Meet at Hobart The cast of the one act play which plated thnd was composed of B1lly Jo Dans Helen Black and John Oter ton Nelson The play was ent1tled The Duchess Says Her Prayers Melvm Dodson was stage manager Other members of the class who placed rn the Speech Meet are as follovss Bzlly Jo Davls Flrst 1n Humorous Readmg Helen Black Flrst 1n Poetry Interpretatxon Juamta Powers Thrrd ln Extemporaneous Speaklng Ellzabeth Ann Vaughan Second ln Dramatlc Readmg Page 68 . , , . 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V - . . w - ' lt , 1: - Q I I -s-vpn.- . ,V -Vn--, V- . ..,....-.,...,..,.,1...........,,........,,.-.,.v..,,...,,.,..,.:....,.,...,,.....,. ,.-Y.. :,7f.7,-vegas-f--q-.-.f.g.,,7.25377--fg.y+vq-r.-.g.--.-r,nz:ww-z-v,n- H Av-rv-frf-rc -I -'1-rr '- FRESHMAN CLASS FIRST ROW Arthur McCann Vmcent Weems Malcolm Collmer J B Morgan Sam Smxth Leon Neal Jack Cummmgs SECOND ROW Majel Neal Myrtle Taylor Beatuce Powell Blllye Jo Hager Minnie Glace TldmO16 Frances Clark Flora Morgan THIRD ROW Mary Louxse Gllllam Chrlstxne Crossland Lathexl Penlev Jane Mulanawr Mary Stroup Doris Jean Hall Faye Cooley Colleen Brown Ruth Bowen Wanda Sue Smlth FOURTH ROW Edward Norman Ed Weber Malcolm Neal J C Smlth Dewey Penley Roy Dans Lumell Warren Joe Sxlk Robert Atwood Darrell Baldvnn Conway Spencer OFFICERS DeLo1s McKinney Presldent lla Lee Parker Vlce Presldent Darrell Baldwm Secretary Class Day Exerclses May 18 at 2 30 p Jumor Hlgh Commencement Ma 19 at 8 00 p DURING the Class Day exerclses an award ln citlzenshlp and an award ln scholar Shlp mll be given to the outstanding student rn each of these flelds Certmcates Vslll be presented for partlclpatxon m all activities and medals w1ll be given to winners ln the conference fme arts contests to replace the ribbons that were gxven at that tlme . , , . - , . . , , , . , . , . . , , . , , . . 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Page 69 FRESHIVIAN CLASS FIRST ROW Joe Wayne H111 Wxlla Marxe Lovelace DeLores McK1nney Elmo Penley SECOND ROW GTZCIS Lee Hawkms Iva Lee Bulkhalter Jo Jean Stewart Jean Ann Sm1ley Betty Bnggs THIRD ROW B1l11e Jean Myers Ima Jean MOTXIS Nora Jo Hobbs Margle Wltty L11l1e Mae Bohng Lora Jean Bevxs Ada Daus Patrlcxa Van Wlnkle Ella Pearl Plerson Jerry Greasby Wayne Goad Floyd Flemxng J1mm1e Shortt UNDER the dxrectlon of Lee T McMahan prmclpal the Junlor hlgh students have achleved awards ln the fme arts and scholastic dlvxszons as well as ln athletlc events Thls IS the fxrst freshman class to occupy the new Junlor hlgh school bu11d1ng whlch was completed ln March of thxs year It also has a gymnasmm whlch offers added mterest to the routlne of the currlcula Page 0 FOURTH ROW: Ermine Sue Bryant, Mary Jane Heatly, Edith Warwick, Lloyd Crow, 4 GRCHESTRA FIRST ROW Wanna Lee Roach Dorthea Walker Nell Smith Mane Scott Ruth Bevls Vlrgmxa Kotte Dorothy Ann Hadlock SECOND ROW Betty Nell Cnttenden LaVexne Adams Robert Brasher Geneva Brewer Norval Covmgton Elxzabeth Ann Vaughan Wxlma Jeane Neal Bllly Ware Peggy Short Wanda Monroe V1rg1nia Nell Neal Bllly Jean Howard Betty Brlggs Ermlne Sue Bryant Mary Kathelme Roach THIRD ROW John Overton Nelson Mlldred Hcks Vxrgmla Creed Hoover Wright Johnny Pantxer Edward Norman Weston Weems Jlmmy Pantzer Betty Jean House at plano Mr Parham dlrector standing E a1m of the orchestra ms to brmg to lts membels a feellng of harmomous accompllshment and to glve them a closer contact wlth the hxgh mus1ca1 standards that are brought about through study of quahtatxve orchestual literature rated as superior an achzevement which no other band or orchestra has accomplish ed ln thls part of the state Thls ratmg IS the fmest and highest to be glven to any Southwestern oxgamzatlon smce the begmning of the contests 5 Page 71 At the Southwestern District meet at Weatherford this year the orchestra was X. BAND FIRST ROW Norval Covrngton Genera Brewer Hoover Wrrght Jack Raulston A B Talley Jack Grxens Jack Harrrs Jrmmre Pantrer SECOND ROW Betty Nell C rttenden Margre Lou Bowman Jean Neal Brlly Ware Peggy Short Vrrgrnra Nell Neal Brllre Jean Hou ard Weston Weems Melvrn Dodson THIRD ROW Robert Brasher Fred Rabert on Malcolm Neal Edward Norman John Overton Nelson Johrrnre Pantrer Ray Coffman Harold Kelly Wrlton Jones STANDING Errc Parham drrector Marjorre Arnett drum major Mary Etta Creed Juanrta Chapman Vrrgrnra Creed Wanna Lee Roach Margaret Jo Gray Estella Mae Carlson strutters HE band serves a two fold purpose rn the school program rn that durrng the football and basketball sea ,ons rt plays and marches for the games and for the remarnder of the year rt assrsts rn programs assemblres crvrc functrons parades and publrc concerts Many have proclarmed thrs years band to b the finest marchrng and playrng organrzatron the school has had rn many years It has entered contests and festrvals made concert tours and rn general has had a very successful year In a band festrval at Frederrck rn whrch there were 18 entrres the Mangum unrt was judged the best band of the day and grven a prrze of S25 rt also won a thrrd prrze of S30 rn a marchmg contest held at Weatherford Besrdes these the Mangum band has recerved many hrgh honors at festrvals held throughout Southwestern Okla homa DRUM AND BUCLE CORPS FRONT ROW Left To Rlght Betty Wllson twxrler Virgxma Crisp twxrler Jo Jean Stewart drum major Nedra Lee Wilson twlrler second row left to rlght Fleta Faye Taylor flag bearer Alme Parish drummer Blllye Jo Hager drummer Ruth Murray drummer Vera Lee Francls bugler Juamta Crisp bugler Elame Watt bugler Dorrs Mae Baker drummer Mary Jane Heatly drummer Sue Clabaugh drummer Ila Lee Parker flag bearer THIRD ROW Left To Right Ella Pearl Prerson drummer Dorothy Nell Sullivan drummer Mary Jane Pearson drummer Josephine Henley bugler Ins Neal bugler Edna Orendorff bugler Maudme Tatum bugler Margxe Lee Vaughan Marv Katherxne Roach, drummer June Conrad drummer BACK ROW Left To Right Joan Hager bass drummer Gwynneth Cox cymbals Gladys Jean Rotan bugler Laverne Adams bugler Billy Jean Myers bugler Marjle Wltty bugler Bettie Jo Chadvxell bugler Majel Neal bugler Mozelle Sullxvan bugler Mary Jo Cox cymbals and Juanita Parlsh bass drummer ltmerary of Drum and Bugle Corps Oct 4 Led parade at homecoming for Governor Phillips m Cllnton Nov 5 Attended Oklahoma Umversity Kansas State football game at Norman Nov 11 Won second ln an Amerlcan Legron parade in Clmwn Nov 18 Won second in a band festlval at Snyder an 9 Attended Inauguration of Goxernor Philllps at Oklahoma Clty Feb 21 Attended Young Democrats conventxon at En1d March 17 Attended St Patricks celebratlon at Shamrock Texas Besxdes these many important events the Drum and Bugle Corps has accompanied other musmcal orgamzations to football games at Elk Cxty Sayre Altus and Hobart Pal! 73 U . U , . U U. U . . U . UU , J U , 9 U . 1 ' , 3 U , 3 U ' . U 2 , U Q ' . : , 1 . I , 2 , 3 , I , ' - , I ' ' . 'U I U , 1 '- , U 4 , U : , buglerg Nora Jo Hobbs, bugler: Rita Powell, buglerg Elouise Freeman, drummer: . ' 'I , . . 1 , - Z ' . 3 .. . ' 2 ' : . Q ' : U 2 5 ' , U 1 U . : J . . ' ' ' ' . , . . . , . Y v 1 1 - GIRLS GLEE CLUB 'CSI' 40 s. S6'5 FIRST ROW Ruth Murray Edna Mae Walker Eric Parham d1rector Juanita Chap man Juanlta Martm SECOND ROW ESte1la Mae Carlson Mary Beth Jones Leona Hash Naomx Grav Margaret Waldroop B1ll1e Norrxs Leta Mae Taylor THIRD ROW V1v1an Howell Ada Lou Smxth Colyn Copeland Exa Chapman Edola Chapman Una Mae Taylor Wanda Lovelace V1rg1nxa Dorrlll THE a1m of the Girls Glee Club IS to acquamt 1135 personnel Wlth the fundamentals of vocal trammg to permeate 1tS every day atmosphere W1th a cooperatwe happy spmt and to bring them m contact Wlth worthy vocal lxterature Thls organxzatxon rehearses on Mondays Wednesdays and Frldays At this txme the members recexve trammg 1n dxaphragmatxc breathmg enunclatlon and pronuncxa txon volce control d1Ct1OH and the foundatlons of good musxc Thls year the club won thlrd place m the Southwestern Conference meet at Altus and was placed ln the thlrd d1v1s1on m the Southwestern dlstrlct ellmmatlon meet held at Weatherford. Page 74 BOYS GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW James Aubrey Klrk Kenneth Wade Erlc Parham dlrecwr Ralph Morgan B111y Jeter SECOND ROW Mllford Shortt Jumor Elsea Curus Taylor Edna Mae Walker ac companlst Kenneth Head Troy Mlller Robert Brasher 1-IIRD ROW Joe Head John Wayne Hager Orthell Stubbs Robert Welch Chfford Thompson Andxew Brundage Plge 75 ,lr . - l I1 - 1 1 1' . fx F 1 .1 - Yi, P Q1 Pj! T -- m m mbiump Wm--ki JUNIOR HIGH BOYS' GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW J A Chapman Donald Atkmson Charles House Pmky Penn Herbert Satterfleld Leon Neal Nell Austm Bllly Chapman SECOND ROW Mrs Wlndle dlrector Donald Gllcrest James Harlan Boren Walter Plerson R A Wilson Max Caddel Allen Carleton Malcolm Colller THIRD ROW Bmce Armstrong Bobble John Taylor Vmcent Weems Lee Roy Plerson Winston Thompson Bryan Banmster Dale Harms 'xx - - - v v y 1 1 1 1 - ' ' I 1 Y I 9 ' ' ! 1 8 ' ' 7 1 I ! 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Patty Dodson, Jean Ann Smiley. Iva Nell Haddad, Ima Jo Francis, May Page 47 . fffgj . 'fy vi .-1' - - Z lm M ., , .w. .- -M 5- ., T, F if i -A Ev 1ffs,'Q ' . 1353-f ' Y 'if-.F-',!M'?, gf, 3.41 'T GUESS WHG .5 Q A . .:: .' , ' ., D93 18 x f N,..XX. ,QV 1 L- '55 . Tha -' fs -NV Compliments of THE SENIOR CLASS The Ideal Gu'l of Mangum Hlgh Sthool would hue tlu Han of Ewen of Exeblows ot Exela.-shes of Flffuxe of Teeth of Mouth of Complexlon Clothes of Personalltx of The Ideal Bow of Wa Hur of Exes, of Ex elfzshes of Phygxque of Teeth of Clothes of Personality of Smlle of Shoulders of Elizabeth Ann Villph n Dolothx Nell Sulln in Junnta Poxxus Kmthelmc Ouxlom ngsnet Jo C xx DOlQJfllX Lu Caflcx Mnx Jo Cox Helen Blick Jesus Todd V1 gwlllli CIFKU ngum High Nchool would hlxz It lnlrs Clf wax Kenneth Ht nl Rex BIOHIOI Blllx Houck Blll Wyillf Nozvil Conn' ton Kenne th Vvaclf A D Ho uc Thomas Hovsell Rag Dealer Anv beex oottles l1dx Pat MCKEDZIG Do I look as if I dmnk beev Rae Dealer Well ant xmeeax bottlei lim? IDX VIIICC Allen Phase let me S15 No' Vxnce Allen Plelsel It mont hult S e N I Sald' Vlncm Allen Au mom all othel bow abe axe Sl'l2LNlllL SGIHOI Oh I know '1 few 'tlnngs Freshmm Well QOH huent ansthmg me I guws I Know is few tlnngs as am bo lv 1 80 Y 1 1 ' ' Q. V C 1 I ' ' 1 j u . . H . K, K, -.2 v 1 wk. ' I ' K v,,x. New H 1 X 'Q' z Q5 ' Mr 'fx 'X ' zrzj V AA - kv I. K 'li' ' of ,- w 2 ' I U ,r,.,.1 UL, N' I ' K ' 1 't ll ' 2' Cl: ' f'1z.'l Jr. Y . H V ,2 W 1 f' gl, -I' ' - xx C x Humor of A John Hagen' ' . . 2 ' ,, if V I y ' ' Q. 2. j. , ' : 1: 'K ' 5 . 3 , . t' 'A 1, ' .1. z lei . h : o. 4 ' . ' u ' L- Y' 1. ' ': . ' 1 1 ' ' ng ,. 2 1 , . ' 1 ' ' 1 A' ' ' un . Q ' ' 2: ' ' f 5 . Fompliment 1 FARMERS UNION CO QPERATIVE CIN 191? Noith Oklu Xlmgeum Olli f ffffl' fjfAlfff0fllfl! AUAAIAIIU AGNA A fb! !fl ll! POI Phe Cnty of Meirmgminnn hear the cylinders lnockingt John Hager Thats not the cxlindeis lhats my knees Jessie Todd You know mx hfm is iust full of electricity Vance fmumbhngj lNo xx onder' I1 s connected to a dry cel FOR XX OMFN ONIX fRead This Bfzckwardcy This read vsould you knew I Didnt you if man a be wouldnt you Early to bed and early to riee and you mise half of vour educatlon Gene Why do you keep going with Norman? He Q a bad egg Dorothy Lee Im afiald to drop h1m If you never saw that kind of dancing before 1tS J J J 81 ' . s o' 1 T 7 4 I I r - -1 A A 1 ..Li '. .zf, iz. R I 4 7 j U . . . fj . ji f . . ,I o Marjorie: I believe there's something wrong with Betsy . I ' i ' f. . 7 - y ' . 'X 71 . : V, Uv I.. . Q. . . . : ' f l ' . l. 1 Y I I 7 ' C v A . , . ' Y! , Y . 7 . . I ' V' 7 I , 0 . . . . . , , . . . X SHORT 'SHORT STORX H1F1lS0ll lnd Stemmle went out 11631 tl Q1 OIL ll t plek flovs els Qtenlmle N molhll dulded to go llonx, to help them So they plcked flowele Nllss Shelly Wh lt IS the most 0LltStiTlll1llL Ctllltllblltlllfl thflt ehemlstlg has glxell to the xxolld Student Blondes' Nlrglnll hICWh1Tft1 slu hel neu Fold holds thlee St1l.Y'lL,9IQ ol' ell: lf thex are well lCQll'11Il'CQCl VERNGN S SANDWICH SHGP iv Cones Islands -k Chlll -k Cl llettee -A' Coffee PICC S GROCERY AND MARKET HOMF KILLFD BFEF Good Llne of GIOCCFISS R. C. WINCHESTER JEWELER AND OPTOMETRIST N W Corner of Square 82 w 'v ' ! A, A. n. 2 'C 2 ' ' 16 Ylvl' I' fiy O v T. s, ' ,C 1 l'- ? r 2 xr x . Al fl' 'Q 7: I S C S 2 xr 1 c . . , . A. ,J v, . - Q . 1 . . . V. l if - X1 4 v 1 v 1 1 c- ' . c W . 1 ' . C 2 r l, l . M' ' 2 c . 9 Q2 ' L , Y J J 4 . I ' 1 MANGUM MOTOR CO. Y O U I' DCHICI' COYGPAT LLATIONS SFINIORQ UNITED GROCERY CO GROCFRY AWD MARKET Quahtw PFICQ Phone 298 Phone 299 JOKES' Katherlne O Should I stop Wfltlng' poetry? MISS Edm1StOH N Pegm' Uncle I want to gwe you a book What book vsould you l1ke'7 Charlle McCau1 A check book' 83 -, X ,v -1 Y T 1 A L ' . J n . W A 1 1 I. Y? . Ks I n . ' ' ' 01... ' A n J I : ' ' . 1 ' . ' - . . CARRY YOLI ACCOUNT WI FH The Farrell Naituonnall enrolls The Old Rehable HM Served the lfarmmf. and Buslness Intelexts of Gleer Countw In an Unbroken Record of '38 Years L S Noble Presldent H I' CI'lttCIlCl8Il Caslner Comphmentg of Smlths Style Shop Hotel Franklln Smart Apparel for Women Phone 670 Mangum Okla Phone .220 103 N Okla 84 ' Y I W' r N J .' A O 0 I 65 1 19 . v ' ' y f v' . . ' Q . 1 - V L i . l . A . , U ' R ' r - 1 L w' f ' ' . 1 ' . . , . , . . , L . , , . 4 KK 9? u T , . . The B 81 lVl Sto1e lxeu med 111 S1301 1115, oocls b1sketl11ll foot I 11ll 111cl tlflck 11111 01m comphmtms Ui if 'lr HCRNETS Pap qu 1d lllN1 n1s f111cl llllllOllllN 'ki' When Men Lllle To Tmcle Pnl lm Xrmstrong Prop Con1,1atulat1ons to Congmtulatlons to The Semor Class of 39 The Sen1o1 Class of '59 Mangum Gene Covmgtons Gm Chamber of Commerce 1306 Mlth EWS Phone 171 85 , . . 11' 'V lf? .' 't f Q' zu' 2 , - 1,2 2' f' s. . . 3 , A i 66 99 1 sz .'g2.',1 'J 'J 1. .'l 4 A V . T Q x . x , . , , r' ' r ' ' 1 , , . h , , . . 3 . v . - , Hgme Qll C0 Mangum NaI10naI Bank Comphmenij f SGIXICC IVYEI1 Slfcfx Compllments of MANGUM FARMERS CODPERATIVE CIN We Know How J M WALKER Manager Comphments of MRS. BLACK S DINING ROOM SHORT ORDERS AND FAMILY STYLE 86 . ' So- Lazy LEE CAFFEY, Mgr, ESTABLISHED 1901 CICERO SMITH LUMBER CO Depend able Qudhtx Alw fu Q Lynn N01mdII BI2iHdL,LI Phone 96 NIIULUHI Okld CONFGRATUI ATIOINS SEINIORS 1939 ELNIER V IESSEE IINQURANCF SPELIALIST Ten Years IH Inqurance Off1C9S Plgg Bulldmg DR W S VAUGI-IAN DENTIST X RAY Offlce Over Rlchards Drug 87 PUCKETTS CASH GROCERY Richards Drug Sfiere Ik THF IEMXD The uahty Stole F or People Of uahty Has Served The Mangum Communlty For 23 Y63IS HOINESTY PLRIH QUALITX PHONE 67 Hannah Drug Store nn FREF7ER FRESH ICE CREAM EVFRYTHING TO WEAR I Soda Fountqm or Drugs Men Women Chlldren Sundries D Curreathers 88 an Y 41 A 4 A va K1 7 -T T VY f-T YYY Northwest Corner Square R J. . ls 4 JJ 4 ..l 1l. J Y all ' X'u!l C f NY FOR FLOWERS Ca ff ffyz IIA! 1101 in r llll 1 BOI'dCI' FlOI'Ell COITIPHHY mm 4 PIKE STUDIO BOOKKEFPIIXG SYSTEMS INSTAI LED BOOKS AUDITED AII Kmds of Insumnce I W CUNNINGHAIVI Phone 79 300 W Jefferson CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF 1939 M0b1Io1I gl Mobllgas Tlres Tubes Sz ACCQQSOIIGS Washmg 8. Lubrlcatlon I D GRAY SERVICE STATION Phone 456 9 f' I' , f . 'II f 1 X To V f 1 2 Mzmgum, Okhxhoma Be Photographed Fomphment f JUNIGR CLASS OF 1939 Comphments of DR FQXWLER BORDER Vernle Mae Isnt that a b6c1lltlfUl buttelily on mv knee? It must thlnk Im '1 flower Mr Eskevu Thats no butte1I15 That s 4 ho1 se fly Mr Prultt Dorothy Lee can you glve me the thlee classltlcd tlons lnto whlch men cue chuded' Dorothy Lee 'les N11 P001 llCh and good lookmg, He who laughs last his It explfuned to hlm THE IVIANGUIVI STAR Your Home Town Duly Newspaper 90 , T S O . , 1 . . . , K 1 .. V ' . . , 7 ' C 4 v v. 71 -' v 1 7 f -. - y . : , ' 1' ' '- . . . . 1 , n 7 wc' 1 1. r I Y- . . . , , . n I in C 1 u ,- H I. t'The Hank of Personal Service YOUR BUSINESS SOLICITED AND APPRECIATED THE GUARANTEE STATE BANK Member Fe'cle1'z1l Deposit Insurance Corp. DRINK LOVETT A SCN SEI I S THE FUIVVITLRF Mangum Oklahoma Naoml Don t you behexe that yea1Q teach ue mole than boo S9 Mary Gaylord Well you ou ht to know dear Bllly Jo They say '1 klss Qhortens onee llfe three mmutes Jack Harms How about klllmg off a few days? Jlmmy Pantlex You knovy 1tS a comfort to have a head 1 e mme John Overton Yeah solld comfo1t 91 . T M M' I I ' v na 77 1 vs x J lk 1 J 9 ' 9 ' - . . : T, . . . k . . v 0- Y y ' in D 7 ' ' . - y -' 1 3 - 7 ' . ' . U y 1. ... ., . . 'v. ' v y -. . . . l . , . '. ', lk . . 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