Mangum High School - Tiger Yearbook (Mangum, OK)

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gg ., CLASS PROPHECY R. V. Bell win be a ballet dancer in Pete's Place at Lone Wolf. Helen Black will marry H lecturer- Pete Boyle will tour the country lec- turing on The Evils of Alcohol. Robert Brasher will pin a. flower in his lapel and become a gieilo- Andrew Brundage, inspired by his part in the Senior play, will join the forces of the mighty law. Anna Belle Bryan will become a hat check girl in the Brown Derby. 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 .. ' . A r , '- . .' .Y L . - . v - ' ' 1 ' ' 4 , i . . . . ,' - ' ' ' . . ' . ' ,- Q , . . , t. - .. , n . D 1 . '. . . , c 4 -. l 1 c 'I C . . N 5 , U - . n 1 , ' ' V 1 . . , . . fl , ' - I' 'I I Q KA ' Y! y - 7 . . 1 v v' I v 5' K 4 A ' . 313:-7-::fr-I-::-3:-:-:-:Az-:-I-Z-I-7-:- R?-12i:':':T:2f:YRS:Ti15-XB?:2S:TS:15S92E1E7:7:i13:3E?fT5Cz f'1:':': 7 :Z7:': 'TJT1':7:i:7:ETS'7t7F77:7,T'3,-'7'. 'IJ7.':-f':3'T??:T?5f37f:1f?5'ETfT 7 '7T3'F:'7'7I T3753'-'?j7??73:57T:T7335C3 F:-'E3753753:177:3'f'5'R f:Q:f'fc3:f:Q2:f:f:i ':f:f :f:Q'fi'E:?f:fr2.f:f:f:Q:fjf3:31QQ :f,f:f:f'7:.'Q:f:3:Q,:f:2 3222151225:?'2:45.Q:1: 1:f.Q.?'1.-:f:::Q 1:5:I3''f27'71221211:':U:j':I:if:2:7:5:l:'.f:i,-:?'? 'T:':-:fa :' -:':J,-41:i.1:T:1:':4:'111.-:iriiirfl5'5:5:l:7:1:izc5:1'-.':3'i:5:5:7:f:i.1:f-:TT352 'if-'Ffif'f'f2:' 'fffb.32?fi:5-5-2'E-2-.'f5f3fi2-.-fflffiff'fifififiifffifffkg'-fffif?ffflSf5:if3f553f5f5Q 3.-.:..3.f.3.g .5 4 15.1.-...5.g.5.:.:-.:.:-.3.5.3.:.-.:..'.g.3.5. 3 .v.f4:-:-:-:-:-:-.4:-: ' .4:-:-:-:-:'::-:-:4:+. -.:-t-:-:-:-:-'-. ,-:-:-:-:-1-.'- :-- -:-:-:-:-:-:-.-:-:r:-:'-4-11+'-:rz-:-:Q-:Peres:ati-:':-:-'-: t .I.,,3,:.g.3.5.5.,s:.5.:.:.3--.4.:.-.:.,g,gq.:.3.,-.:.::g,::-.54 3.:.:.:.4.::3:f,:3:f:5.,-:1.::1.,,:4.L:-'q:5.3:f:1.7:g3:::-: A-2:1.3fifggai','-1r:Z'-'::5:4.g-zz:-Q:-gg 3' :553.55:53:::f:3:5:::g:::g13::53:-:g:g:,'3:g: .r.-:,:.1,231-.-:':-:-:-rar..-1-,, -:.: wr:-:-..1-:-1-:-1-: 'M '-K '- S Page!! x x 'X

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CLASS VV ILL 4Continued from Page 265 Clyde Heatly, his place in the Junior play lor the last four years to Kenneth Head. 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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it . ff1,,:e.'.. r f ffl? 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 . . L K 2 I. 1 . M, , c ., . 4, -, . - ' I Y L 1 .. . . . . Q Y .1 K . , . A, , , .xt , tt 'V' 'Y -- C K .n ' - h . , 4 - 4 ' 4 V ' ' ., '- , ' V A l 1 ' I 4 1. 'r' ' . Q , . . C ' V U I 4 ',' ' M ' Q - ' ' . ' ,V 'Y ' . ' -. . .l.' , . b K C . l cl- A N-Q 1' I K . :I . . - ,- . 1 ' , '. 'M K ' ' ' ' 1 ' 4 , .I X. 1 - . .' K . A ' 0' 'L '- 1' . . 3 . c .- dig- ,. . ' I . - g - 1 A 4 ,f .L . , 'Y ' . '. , , .- . , . K . . '- ' z ' If -' .. . ' . X 1 . U , e -' ' 'K 'C . - A . Q -4 D .. . I Q- ,- 1 v .' . ' . . ., . - . -' b , ' K ' ' ' W- 4 A 1 1 ' 4 . f 4 ' V ' ' . . 1' K ' . ' ' - , . , 1 5 - ' v - ' - - - , - ' -1 ,- - ', ' , , and teach the curb-hops to t1'uck-on- 8 4 H. . . . 8 L . - Sf' ' 4 ' ' . . .' l . - ' -' w '- - ' ' - fs . ' - .. . 1 c ' G c .5 ' 1 'D '- j his ' ,11 ' of v-' ' - A ,g x. s. , K .' . , . I ' - I L- .- - . ' . Q ' , A A 1 i . 1. a 'h. , z I 'J-I 3 -1-ngyqay,---f--.---'rx-,w-W:----'v---'v N---ff-f-------1 ,-1-f--t'-f- ---f-'-'---x---v-rv-'- Wg N 'ra'- 'an7g7a f'-'fga: 'F' E3 . . ' i , . l ' P jQli: i:5 ,S