Manual Training High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Muskogee, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1961 volume:

MANUAL TRAINING HIGH SCHOOL-MUSKOGEE, OKLAHOMA ,QV F. THE BU LLDCG o if THROUGH Spiritual insight, Emotional stability, Social understanding, 1961 Economic growth, Physical well being, WE SUCCEED. P d by The Student Couuc 1 f 1961 MANUAL TRAINING HIGH SCHOOL Muskogee, Oki h Wrth our school year swiftly closrng, we pause to catch a f1nal glrmpse of the happrness and frrends we ve had Many thmgs have happened thrs year whrch we shall never forget We f1nd ourselves holdrng closely to our hearts the fond mernorres of thrs past year at M T H S In later years Whlle turnlng these pages, rf you should recall the many smrles sorrows and dreams of 61 we shall be content knowrng that you made ll and we ve preserved rt through word and prcture The BULLDOG Staff . . , I - I 5 9 J . g . u u The Yearbook Staff proudly dedicates the 1961 BULLDOG to Mr. Claude A. Riley, former principal of Manual, founder of the Student Council, Hi-Y, and inaugurator of the Miss Manual Pageant. Mr. Riley's lofty ideals are deeply implanted into the lives of his former students as well as those of today. This gesture is a token of our appreciation for his 39 years of faithful service to Manual. BULLDOG STAFF Left sas AA,A to right: Walter Rivers, Student Council President Dolena Mack, Business Manager Georgetta Marshall, Subscription Editor Mr. C. A. Adams, Business Manager Advisor Carol Coulter, Assistant Editor Miss B. K. Jackson, Editor Advisor Patricia Twine, Editor Adam Herbert, Assistant Sports Editor DeVette French, Art Editor Margaret Eubanks, Organization Editor Rose Mike, Assistant Business Manager Jesse Chandler, Sports Editor Mr. W. G. Parker, Bulldog Staff Advisor Barbara Govan, Assistant Business Manager Shadra Upshaw, Treasurer Allen Counts, Photography Editor Emetta Jennings, Feature Editor Carolyn A. Barnes, Copy Editor Saundra Porter, Advertising Editor Mr. B. I. Coleman Cnot shownj, Art and Advertising Advisor ADMINISTRATICN 'K '21, we V, , 'e Q .::1.,5,,4Q if' 55? gr Q if A 3 ZW 'X ' if sSL?+z'?2iQf:Ww A Vfkiiffi L' ww Y si in gffkixg, . 1,,,.., ,,., Ma v,.., gags: -vggfm, sf ' ,ESQ L 1 mimi: Fzfi' leg 'if Sui ,, ag.:lSQ..i53k . Jr. Q . NN5' .5 . , 1f,W,v.Q1- Sfw?ff+a?gww5r:ff,: ,K ffKss9?Kw7fZigis5Z L's1?s52eE+5: Les: M- :Aff 'K fzwmxn fg sw W,Mf.'w,,1 , -n MUSKOGEE BOARD OF EDUCATION SEATED - left to right: Dr. Virgil D. Matthews, Board Member Joe Adair, Board Member Raymond Holcomb, Board Member Claude C. Harris, Assistant Superintendent and Director of Elementary Education Harry D. Simmons, Superintendent of Schools Dr. Albert E. Bonnell, President of Board of Education E. D. Cave, Clerk of Board of Education and Business Manager STANDING - left to right: Fred E. Hager, Assistant Superintendent of Schools in charge of Buildings and Grounds Arthur G. Hays, Vice-President of Board of Education PRlNCIPAL'S MESSAGE V' xv. l We hereby extend cornrnendations to the yearbook staff and all who contributed to the successful publication of the 1961 BULLDOG. We are pleased to note the fine man- ner and spirit of devotion and work that prevailed among the group throughout this pro- ject. The lessons learned herein, when practiced in adult life, will distinguish them as outstanding citizens. 'Tis gratifying to know that you have dedicated this edition ofthe BULLDOG to Mr. Riley who has given his entire professional career to Manual. His contributions to the success of so many students who have passed through the halls of Manual will bring dividends that will be a source of great consolation. Certainly, his life has been, and is, an inspiration to all who have been fortunate enough to come under his influence. . ' 0 L. R. Kirkpatrick Principal THE ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF The Administrative Staff of Manual Training High School has proved to be a corps of admirable personalities, maintaining an efficient system of communication between the administration and student body. Pictured above are Cfrom left to rightjz Mrs. A, M. Hytche, Clerk-Typistg Mrs. J. M. Hughes, Bursarg Mr. H. M. Hodges, Counselor and Administrative Assistantg and Miss S. A. Mansfield, Secretary Pictured, also, are student clerks, Rubye Oakley and Doris Hunt, and two students, Allen Counts and Walter Rivers. ,,, , BOYS' COUNCIL Mr. W. G, Parker Mr. L. R. Kirkparuck Mr. C, A, Adams Mr. V. L. Foshee Mr. C. A. Riley BOYS AND GIRLS COUNCILS GIRLS' COUNCIL Terry Bright Mrs. J. M. Hughes Mrs. M. B, Bonner Mrs. M. P. Cox Connie Jackson ws-'ti'if',: r W. 2 ffrmtwifszzr-.tw-f lgass . s liz. 13, -. 1gfv,:,:si,ggg15gggs, s,s --'-- ' -11NePw:misaifalrs2,'sV2 ' film ' , 4. 121f2,f1TfwWfilP f .:g.:..,,....., ,seEr,ft:.1--t..:: t . 2 Q -.f , g f f k k . .. .,..,...,.., ...f... , . ..,,., K3 K 3 'gif ., me to Zifrg . .s,,, ,, VMS? Do- COUNSELING AND GUIDANCE The guidance program in Manual aims to assist its youth to move toward a maturity which identi fies and gives import to the uniqueness of each individual. Pictured above are Mr. H. M. Hodges, counselor, in an interview with Carol Coulter, a senior. Assisting in the counseling program are Mr. R, A, Taliaferro, Mrs. B. I. Jones, and Mrs. L. D, Hudson, FACULTY MR. C. A. ADAMS, B.S., M.A., M.S. Science and MR. W. W. COX, L. L. B. , M. T. Commerce and Athletics Mathematics MRS, M. B. BONNER, MR. I. F. DAVIS, B.S., M.T. A.B., M.S. Commerce Mathematics MRS. L. F. CARMICHAEL, MRS. A. B. DILLARD, B.S., M.T. A.B. English Librarian B. J. COLEMAN! MR. V. L. FOSHEE B.S. B.S., M.S. Barbering, Commercial Cabinet Making Art MRS. M. P. COX, A.B., M.T. Home Service MRS. E. E. GIDDINGS, B.S., M.S. English MR. H. M. Honc-Es, B.s., M.Ed. Physics, Counselor, Administrative Assistant MRS. L. D. HUDSON, A.B., M.A. English, Speech MRS. I. M. HUGHES, B.s., M.T. Mathematics Miss B. K. JACKSON, B.S., M.Ed. English, Journalism MRS. B. 1. JONES, A.B., M.A. Music, Chorus MISS S. A. MANSFIELD, 13.5. l Secretary and Commerce MRS. M. L. MARSHALL A.B., B.s., M,s. Commercial Cookery, Cafeteria Manager MRS. E. L. MAXEY, B. S. , M. Ed. Social Science MR. L. M. MCCORMICK B. S. Auto Mechanics MRS. C. C. MODUFEE, B,S. , M.S, Home Economics MRS. A. L. MILLER, B.S., M.S. Cosmetology W. G. PARKER, B. 5 . Agriculture Miss A. B. REECE, B.A., M.M. Band and Physical Ed. C. A. RILEY, B.S. English and French A. SCHOA Ts, B.S., M.S. Science, Driver's Ed and Physical Ed. R. A. TALIAFERRO, A.B., M.S. Science, Math and Social Science W. T. WELLS, B.S. Science MRS. M. C. WILEY, B.S., M.S. Social Science E SENIORS w ' 2' .W .mmkizz . max 1,,,. K3 335259 Q? 81 Y s . M wg- M,M,.,,L, AL,,v,, A f'1'X l ik .s li: K ' 55' .K . , .W 5 if, is 5' a n isp 1 'S' I . , .,,A , .,,H,5- 135252, rs mfr, .--s'..'I,,, 31:33 -A iiifw UNK? wma , . ,. , L . ,, M 1i m f gggfma:imem::Qir6iLlHi16M :H . -V ' w2zz .r::ri93i4WmK m www M SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS 1 fs Left to right: Paul Manuel, Parliarnentarian Dolena Mack, Vice -President Terry Bright, Assistant Secretary Allen Counts, President Elnora Vann, Secretary Patricia Twine, Treasurer Charles Morrison, Chaplain 1' if Batson, Odessa Beasley, Vernice Boulware, Keith Bowser, Elmeretta Branch, Lucille Bridges, Iuanell Too ausv K' wi L1 L3 QI ,pfhg 5 J PHOTO Not Available Bright, Terry Brown, George Buffington, Almetta Bynum, Betty Bynum, Janet Cannady, Doris Carlis, Charles Carter, Glenda Carter, Lee A. Ceasar, Ollivett Chapple, Joyce Christian, Willie Corbin, Roger Coulter, Carol Counts, Allen Craig, Ocie Crawford, Charles Dansby, Agness Diles, Elton Dunevant, Troy Edwards, Charlie Eubanks, Margaret Fennell, Helen Fowler, Velma ' -i wa-'Sms:-IS4',2auL.f.u-'-ri'1-'L+V-ff, 5- fl- lfAw:'r French, DeVette Garland, Bennie Garrett, William Govan, Barbara Green, Lillie Green, Willie B. Griffis, Flora Hall, Annie L. Hankins, Velma Harris, Dallas Holley, Doris Hooks, David Hutchins, Forestine Jackson, Connie Jackson, Jerri James, Dean Johnson, Marion Johnson, William Iones, Alfred Jones, Richard Kerley, Ronald LeF1ore, George Mack, Dolena Manuel, Paul McDaniel, Dennis McE1wee, Patsina McE1wee, Patsy McGee, George McGee, Joyce McQueen, Arthur Mike, Rose Milam, Ollie Milton, Claudius Moore, Herman Morrison, Charles Moses, Lewis zezwm- r Nelson, Maedella Nelson, Maeola Nesbitt, Shirley Nivens, June Nunley, Jeanne Oakley, Rubye Owens, Brenda Patterson, Herman Pleasant, Jean Raye, Charles Reece, George Reed, Beatrice Rivers, Walter Robbins, Donald Roberts, Ida Robinson, James Robinson, Zack Rouex, George Ruth, Emery Shannon, Tarleace Simpson, Elroy Sims, Barbara Smith, Gene Smith, Ruby Stalling, Frank Stidham, Brenda Suand, William Taylor, Ruth Teague, Charlotte Terrell, Henry Thomas, Barbara Thomas, Clarence Thomas, Claude Thomas, Eveleen Thomas, Terry Thompson, Constance was . msffmmz Threats, Charles Triggs, Curtis Twine, Patricia Vann, Elnora Wardlow, Donald Wardlow, Ira Faye Washington, Guthrie Washington, Mildred Watley, Theodore Welch, Raymond White, Robert White, Shirley Williams, Elerine Williams, Gloria Winn, Amelia Woods , Joseph Wright, James J UNlORS Q24 -1,,f,,, I Chandler, Jesse President Jacobs, Donald Vice-President Cooper, Shirley Secretary Ceasar, Joyce Assistant Secretary Hunt, Doris Treasurer Twine, Linda Chaplain Bowser, Elmer Parliarnentarian Shine, Charlie Sergeant-at-Arms Ballard, Imogene Banks, Donna Barnette, Bessie Barnes, Carolyn A. Barnes, Carolyn L. Bates, Lovie Bates, Robert Bible, Ella Boyatti, Cecil Breedlove, John Brooks, Gale Brown, Kenard Brown, Mary Lou Brown, Sonola Cannady, Mildred Carter, Ardelia Carter, Claudette Carter, Leonard Carter, Linda Chatman, Joan Chatman, Levi Clark, Clarrece Clark, Floyd Cook, Marjorie Cooper, Virginia Coy, Lawrence Crabtree, Phyllis Culton, Robert Daes, Shirley Derrick, McArthur Diles, Gladys Dossett, Major Durham, Willa Elliott, Denise Ford, Cosby Fowler, Johnny Fuller, Edward Garclner, Mary Garrett, Wilbert Gates, Anthony Gilyard, Dorothy Glasco, Arvella Glass, Nellie Gray, Ned Grayson, Barbara Green, Betty Green, Laverne Grinnage, Carolyn Hall, Eugene Hall, Henry Harris, John Herbert, Adam No Photo AVAILABLE Hic km an, Celestine Hickman, Lillie Hill, Edna Hill, Gratie Jackson, Saundra James, Advergus Jefferson, Connie Jeffries, Frankie Johnson, Eddie Johnson, Gussie Jones, Donald Kelly, Frederick Kirby, Floretta Lee, Jo Anne Logan, Fredrick Logan, Theodore Loggins, Patricia Mabery, Pauline Mabery, Willie Marshall, Ge orgetta Marshall, Irene McCoy, Alfred Mclfrazier, Arnelious Mclntosh, Pearl McVay, Arnice Milam, Mearl Milam, Pearl Miller, Clinton Moore, Ross Moss, Maxine Nelson, Clarence Norman, Marie Oakley, Betty Patillar, Garland Pease, Elbert Porter, Jerry Porter, Lonnie Porter, Saundra Ray, Allie Mae Ray, Ioe Louis Reed, Lavare Reed, Wanda Robbins, Carol Roberts, Samuel Roy, Ernie Royal, Carol Royal, Jacqueline Schultz, Frances Scott, Patricia Simmons, Alice Smith, Casie Smith, Garfield Smith, Iretta Stanford, Sammie Taylor, Kerma Teague, Raymond Thompson, James Titsworth, Helen Twine, Thomas Upshaw, Shadra F A X MQ. XS X' M PHOTO Not Available Walker, Barbara Warner, Elliclous Warner, Paul Watkins, Claudia Webb, Carolyn Webb, Lillian Westbrooks, Margie Wilkerson, William Wilks, Eddie Williams, Oneida Williams, Rosa Williams, Tommy Wilson, William Winn, James Witt, Helen Woods, Robert SOPHQMORES Robinson, Harry President Watlington, James Vice-President Branch, Erma Secretary Cotton, Freddia Assistant Secretary Rentie, Shedra Treasurer McFrazier, Marilyn Chaplain Ledbetter, Fred Sergeant-at-Arms Anderson, Joyce Anderson, Patricia Bailey, Barbara Bailey, Freda Barnette, Earnestine Bible, Eddie Bolden, Ida Bell Boulware, Ruby Bridges, Rudolph Brown, Mary Buchanan, Joseph Burkhalter, Ernest Burr, Perceival Burton, Barbara Calvin, Adolphus Campbell, Bernice Carlis, Lawrence Carter, Norma Carwile, Issac Chaplin, Maurice Chatman, William ,,- I ra.:-fr 2 ' ' 4 4E ,g ll gp? X if w 'f be -, , . x Xe---'.,i,YY?gJ, ' ., vi' 5 . 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Judith Hardeman, Hubert Harlin, Doris Harper, Elliott Harris, Barbara Harvey, Earl Haywood, Parthenia Holley, Frankie Houston, Ulysses Hughes, Leon Jackson, Nelson Jackson, Saundra Jennings, Emetta Johnson, Frances Johnson, Juanita Johnson, Rosie Jones, Juanita Jones, William King, Edward Knapper, Otis Leffall, Viola Leflore, David Lewis, Mary Logan, Bennie Logan, Larry Loggins, Earl Love, Maurice Lydia, Harvey Maberry, Norma Manning, Gloria r i i? , 1 Qi ,rl y Q if Mason, Kenneth McCoy, John Jerry McDaniel, Betty McGruder, Monroe McNamee, Velma Milam, Tommy Milton, Opal Morris, Evelyn Morrison, Elouise Moss, Geraldine Murray, Betty Murray, Myriam Oakley, Carl Oakley, Claretha Oakley, Ocie Parker, Columbus Parks, William Phillips, Andrew Phillips, Annette Piercy, Saundra Pleasant, Maeanna Porter, Raymons Puckett, Jo Anne Randell, Teddy Raye, Geraldine Reed, Calvin Reed James Reed Kenneth Robinson, John Roy, Lola Faye Royal, Gary Sample, Marvin Schoats, Rene Schoats, Verdell Scott, Randolph Scott, Yvonne Shephard, Leon Simpson, Rosetta Simms, Margo Smith, Glenda Smith, Lurene Starks, Alvin Sweeny, Irene Teague, Larry Thomas, Cora Thompson, Clyde Treadway, Peggy Walker, Barbara Wallace, Juanita Wardlow, Curtis Warner, Dorothy Watkins, Carolyn Williams, Alneeta Witt, Martha Yarbrough, Ada FRESHMEN I Chandler, Roland President Sanders, Evelyn Vice-President Reynolds, Sharon Secretary Corbin, Mclra Treasurer Roberts, Joyce Chaplain Allen, Martha Armstrong, Barbara Barnes, Fred Barry, Wanda Beasley, John Beavers, Annie Beckner, Billye Bell, Eli Bell, James Belton, Marvin Bible, Wade Boyattia, James Briggs, Rosie Brown, Allen Brown, Lorene Brown, Martha Burrell, Luvenia Brown, Uriel Bynum, Roger Caldwell, Juanita Cannady, David Carter, Spencer Chairs, James Chandler, Clyde Chatman, Elrena Cherry, Priestly Christian, Herman Clark, Dennis Clayton, Louise Clemons, Rance Cowans, Annie Cowans, Earl Cozart, Elzara Crabtree, Hueanna Crabtree, Prudience Crook, Lonnie Crutcher, Gilda Danford, Douglass Davis, Mary Anne Desmuke, Teressa Dindy, Zeola Drew, David Edmondson, Georgia Edmondson, Velma Edwards, Rosetta English, Betty Engram, David Engram, Emma Fields, Jackie Fisher, Paul Flowers, Quindella Ford, Celestine Foster, Jacqueline Frye, Freddie Gardner, Johnny Goudeau, Ruby Graham, Marva Granger, Willie Grayson, Ernest HH raw-sv 'QBMF F' S YW al st .45 5 7 -,Sgr J Q ' 5459, 5 if Q ' ji- lf Ji' vi , s f, 'EWS Hz WW .r My an K t9f4r2'ss Jaw 4' r r, 5 ll 1- 'ff' ....,, f C' , L I XI Q 4 I i if-a if ' .QI ,V ,L Hamm, Doristine Hankins, Woodrow Hardridge, Berthena Harris, Barbara Hatton, Ray Herbert, Tamashia Hill, Lonnie Hill, Marva Hickman, Ernest Hickman, Raymond Island, Eugene Jacobs, Richard James, Loretta Jefferson, Rose Johnson, Georgia Jolly, William Jolly, Williard Kimble, Rebecca King, Jerry Knight, Eugene Lee, Franklin LeFlore, Barbara Logan, Armour Love, Sie Marshall, Jimmy Maynard, Tommye McGee, Linda McGee, Willie Miller, Glenn Montgomery, Clint Morrison, Patricia Nelson, Leonard J ii W 1 r J P ,Q so wifi f QP , f Q J ,f 1 e 1 Y 4 Q g J Jworo I NOT AVAMABLE , ra Q4 ' l ' .'eif,.m 5, 'Y r1 ' if Sf-Rv m f? 4263! 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William I Vaughn, Toian Washington, Lee Webb, Sandra Williams, Ezell Williams, George Wilson, Wilson, Wilson, Wilson, Wilson, Bobbie Charles Herman Linda Sandra Kay Roy 352 ,35 . 1 - . . ll Q ,R .. . 'I as J, 3' 3' ' S 'ig lfzfl? wx'f3Eff ' X-V' ZH: ' S f ii , ,gf V, J. S , S pw , IE FAVORITES A SENIOR FAVORITES BEST DRESSED Rubye Smith Bootsie Allen Counts Boone ' 'Y nails .IQ of .,, ,,,, 1 ,... MOST ATTRACTIVE Shirley Nesbitt ..Red.. Claude Thomas Little Red MOST POPULAR Elnora Vann Bonnie Charles Morrison Charlie MOST ATHLETIC Arletha Bright Terry Gene Smith Gene Autry MOST TALENTED Mildred Washington June-bug Keith Boulware Ricky BEST ALL -AROUND Juanell Bridges Nell George Reece Buddy MOST STUDIOUS Barbara GoVan Bob-cat CURTISS TRIGGS 'Neezern MR. AND MISS SENIOR Dolena Mack D o11 Henry Terrell C ap'n Terrell oRGANlzATloNs NATIONAL HCNOR SOCIETY I 3 N The aims and ideals of the National Honor Society are based on four Cardinal Principles: Scholarship, Leadership, Character, and Service. Officers of this organization for 1960-61 are DeVette French, presidentg Elnora Vann, Vice-presidentg Jean Pleasant, secretaryg Almetta Buffington, assistant secretaryg Dean James, treasurerg Jerri Jackson, chaplain, and Paul Manuel, Student Council representative. Sponsors are Mrs. M. B. Bonner, chairmang Miss B. K. Jackson, Mrs. L. D. Hudson, Mr. C. A. Riley, and Mr. W. W. Cox. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY PROBATIONERS Sophomores with high scholastic averages are evaluated on Scholarship, Leadership, and Service to become Probationers. This organization serves as an incentive for students to strive to become members of the National Honor Society. The National Honor Society officers are Georgetta Marshall, president, Jesse Chandler, vice-president, Marjorie Westbrooks, secretary, Kerma Taylor, as. secretary, Carolyn Anita Barnes, treasurer, Denise Elliott, chaplain, Adam Herbert, parliamentariang and Arvella Glasco, Student Council representative. STATE HONOR SOCIETY Scholarship is considered as a key of knowledge. Knowledge is a basic necessity of intel- lectual development. Members of the State Honor Society are selected on the basis of scholarship. Students in this organization represent the upper 10 per cent of our school. The officers are Barbara GoVan, president, Samuel Roberts, vice-presidentg Margo Simms, secretaryg Freddie Cotton, as. secretary, Carolyn A. Barnes, treasurerg Linda Twine, chaplain, Adam Herbert, parliamentariang and DeVette French, Student Council representative. The sponsors of the State and Probationers are Mrs. M. B. Bonner, chairrnang Miss B. K. Jackson, Mrs. L. D. Hudson, Mr. C. A. Riley, and Mr. W. W. Cox. BELOW - George Reece presents Jesse Chandler Qpresident of Junior Classy the cup for the class pre- senting the Winning Play. THE SPEECH CLUB TO LEFT - Adam Herbert presents the Best Actress' award to Arvella Glasco. BELOW - George Reece presents the Best Actor award to Allen Counts. OFFICERS: Sitting, left to right - Elerine Williams, treasurerg Carol Coulter, secretaryg DeVette French, presidentg Allen Counts, vice-president: Connie Jackson, chaplain. Standing, left to right - Dolena Mack, assistant secretaryg Jesse Chandler, parliamentariang Kerma Taylor, Student Council representa- tive . MRS. B. I. JONES MoToHoSo Directress CHORUS CHORUS ROLL FIRST ROW: Brenda Owens, Denise Elliott, Joyce Roberts, Loretta James, Shadra Upshaw, Marjorie Westbrooks, Phyllis Crabtree, fchaplainj, Brenda Stidham, Mildred Washington, fpresidentj, Donna Banks, Pauline Ma- berry, Saundra Piercy, Emetta Jennings, DeVette French,' Saundra Porter, Ruth Taylor, Qsecretaryj. SECOND ROW: Beatrice Reed, Nadine King, Jeanne Nunley, Qassistant secretaryj, Judith Guillory, Linda Twine, Luveme Green, Claudia Watkins, Mary Lewis, Marjorie Cook, Patricia Twine, Jean Pleasant, Gale Brooks, Dorothy Warner, Georgetta Marshall, Almetta Buffington, Connie Jackson, Gladys Diles. THIRD ROW: Cordelia Edmondson, Hueanna Crabtree, Maxine Moss, Charlotte Teague, Georgia Edmondson, Margo Sims, Marilyn McFrazier, Prudience Crabtree, Jacqueline Foster, Juanda Faye Barry, Carol Coulter, Saundra Wilson. FOURTH ROW: Earnest Hickman, George LeFlore, Herman Moore, James Porter, Denyveaus Elliott, Maurice Love, Frank Stalling, Levi Chatman, Robert White, fvice-presidentj, Arthur McQueen, Adam Herbert. Allen Counts, Charles Raye, Jesse Chandler, Claude Thomas, Advergus James, Priestly Cherry, Nelson Jackson, Lawrence Carlis. r, R Left to right - FIRST ROW: Helen Fennell, Edna Hill, Carolyn Barnes, Frankie Jeffers, Elmeretta Bowser, Olivett Ceasar, Dorothy Warner, Band Queen, Joyce Chapple, Frances Schultz, Lovie Bates, Elicious Warner, Dorothy Gilyard, Loletha Goudeau, Elaine Wilson, Ruby Goudeau. SECOND ROW: Band Directress, Miss A. B. Reece, Charles Morrison, Terry Bright, Donald Robbins, Shirley Cooper, Donald Jacobs, Lavare Reed, Ned Gray, Samuel Roberts, Juanell Bridges, Arnelious McFrazier, Donald Wardlow, Herman Patterson, Keith Boulware, Shirley Nesbitt, Carol Robbins, Lawrence Coy, Drum Major, George Reece. THIRD ROW: Dolena Mack, Evelyn Sanders, Andrew Phillips, Kenard Brown, Robert Woods, Billy Diles, William Garrett, Walter Rivers, Willie Granger, John Bradley, Booker Shackleford, Kenneth Reed, Aaron Burr, Cosby Ford, Oster Woolridge. FOURTH ROW: Robert Stephens, Raymond Welch, Benny Garland, Freddie Barnes, Wilbert Garrett, Doris Harlin, Richard Jacobs, Rance Clemons, Xania Mike, Milton Reed, Harriet Green, Royal Taliaferro, Norman Puckett, Gwenivere Hodges, Ray Hatton, E. W. Thomas. , , f 11, V,k,-, r ,vv K , K VIVV Z A if: 5 .Ili- Secretary Treasurer Asst. Secretary Chaplain Dolena Mack Keith Boulware J Juanell Bridges Samuel ,i,r A Vice-President . gp Roberts U Charles Morrison In Student Director J , ,,,-- Donald Robbins President Terry Bright i' iii .s-s I Band Directress J,-r i, J. f Miss A. B. Reece 5 1 w 1 i s 1 K 15: 1 7 1 f -V wgr f wvivl' 2755 fm' ru .V f-I N ' H' vl'1Wrf Allen Counts Paul Manuel Adam Herbert Walter Rivers Charles Morrison Treasurer Vice-President President Secretary Chaplain THOMAS NASH HI-Y The purpose of the Hi-Y is to promote, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards ofChristian character. In keeping with all phases of its purpose, the Hi-Y promotes the following activities: Joint Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y devotions at Easter, Thanksgiving, and Christmas, Hi-Y Sweetheart's Ball, Blue Room Review, and various other money-raising projects to aid in curtailing the expenses of our boys at Youth and Government Conference. 1,1 Emetta Jennings Anita Barnes Patricia Twine Elnora Vann Elmeretta Bowser Treasurer Vice-President President Secretary Asst. Secretary 'The joint fellowship of the Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y, whose purpose it is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian character, forwards many profitable projects in keeping with the Spiritual phase of our schoo1's philosophy. On Easter, Thanksgiv- ing and Christmas, morning devotions are conducted by the members of these clubs, and on the latter two holidays, baskets are distributed to the needy families. S as is 5 35 5 s 2 it 3 s NEW HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The New Homemakers of America is a national organiza- tion of pupils studying homemaking in junior and senior high schools. It is a non-profit corporation which has for its pur- pose the development of social qualities, the provision for wholesome recreational activities and the promotion of better home life for its members and their families. The club participates in the State Rally held in Langston, Oklahoma, and co-sponsors with the N. F. A. a banquet and ball. At the present time, a community beautification project is under way. Miss Betty Crocker of 1961 JEANNE NUNLEY NEW FARMERS OF AMERICA sl ry . Q The Manual N. F. A. Chapter CMuskogeej has a membership of 585 this num ber represents a steady increase during the last five years. Boys enrolled in Agriculture rely on their motto, which is Doing to learn, learning to do, and doing to serve. Officers pictured below are fseated, from left to rightj: James Wright, re- porterg Theodore Watley, treasurerg David Hooks, presidentg Columbus Parker, chaplaing and Gus Embry, secretary. Standing, from left to right: George Brown, historiang Dallas Harris, parliamentariang proxy for vice-president, Dennis McDaniel. Mr. W. G. Parker is the advisor of the chapter. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS After the absence of a course in French for several years, it was re-instated in the curriculum in 1954 with Mr. C. A. Riley as instructor. Under his guidance, Le Circle Francais was organized in 1959. The organization, commonly known as the French Club, now has a membership of '70 members. OFFICERS: Seated, left to right - DeVette French. president emeritusg Lee Carter, presidentg Phyllis Crabtree. vice-president. Standing - Arvella Glasco, treasurerg Georgetta Marshall, secretaryg Carol Coulter, Student Council representativeg Jeanne Nunley, assistant secretaryg Patricia Twine, chaplain. f 2e1.sw.':2... : '4'f:e11- W fri' elf:-, fi Q K' 1:3 N5 1 Members of Future Teachers' Club Teaching a Class FUTURE TEACHERS' CLUB The Future Teachers' Club was organized in 1954 and was given a charter from the National Educa- tional Association. Its purpose is to give training and encouragement to students who desire to enter the teaching profession. Their activities include cutting stencils, checking papers, learning teacher require- ments, and acting as teachers' aides. Officers: Margaret Eubanks, presidentg Jean Pleasant, ,vice-president, Linda Twine, secretary, Phyllis Crabtree, assistant secretaryg Elerine Williams, treasurer, Denise Elliott, chaplaing Jacqueline Foster, parliamentariang Mrs. E. E. Giddings, sponsor. Assorting and Checking Papers Cutting Stencils and Checking Papers mm, 'Q if ' FUTURE NURSES The Future Nurses' Club was organized in 1954. The purpose of the club is to stiniulate and encour- age students who wish to become nurses. Their activities include administering first aid to students, supervising the emergency room, taking courses in Home Nursing at the local hospital, and participating in the March of Dimes Drives. Officers: Doris Hunt, presidenrg Floretta Kirby, vice-presidentg Ruth Taylor, secretaryg Carol Royal, assistant secretaryg Maxine Moss, treasurerg Robert White, parliamentariang Mrs. E. E. Giddings, sponsor .Y - f :asf x sq i Q i t A , 3 ., ,E 5 'FU K I fo t fy , V- T W 3 f mac! Ma .X 1 THE LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club seeks to interest students in the use of the library and trains willing workers as student librarians. The library offers Manual students the use of over 3, OOO volumes and 58 periodicals. LIBRARY CLUB OFFICERS President ---- - -Charles Morrison Vice-President - - - - - A. D. James Secretary ------ - Onedia Williams Assistant Secretary - - - - -Anita Barnes Treasurer ------ - - -Lee A. Carter Chaplain ----- - - Jacqueline Foster Parliamentarian - - - ---- Arvella Glasco Sponsor and Librarian - - - - Mrs. A. B. Dillard 'if' , ilffiwsff -'--i-fz.li.E11f:f1 ' - f .. ' if. The Journalism Class publishes SGIDI annually the Manual Beacon which is eleven years old this year. The Beacon s motto Youth lights the way for a brighter day' Editor-in-Chief - - Associate Editor - - Society Editor - - Feature Story - - Copyreaders - - Typists - - Advertising Manager Photographers ---- Reporters - - Sponsor ------- M1ssB K Jackson JOURNALISM CLASS Seated counterclockwise Olivette Caesar Donald Wardlow Wanda Reed, Agness Dansby Emery Ruth Annie Hall Virginia Cooper Eveleen Thomas Amelia Winn, Velma Fowler Velma Hankins Tarleace Shannon Odessa Batson Richard Jones, Dallas Harris, Joyce Chapple Standing left to right Gene Smith Miss Jack son, Charlie Edwards Helen Tltsworth Cosby Ford .ff-V , f ff-, my ,...,. me .sn - fag, ffl :aw THE PEP CLUB PURPLE AND WHITE Dynamite! Yea! Team! Fight! Fight! Fight! The Pep Club exhibits student enthusiasm and interest in sports and recreation. It accompanies the basket and football teams on trips when the games are played in the state. The club always gives the teams moral support, whether in the light of victory or defeat. Pictured above are the members of the club. They are from left to right, FIRST ROW: Shadra Upshaw qStudent Council representativej, Carol Coulter Qpresidentj, Gilda Crutcher, Georgetta Marshall Qsecretaryj, Danella Vann, Delores Patterson. SECOND ROW, kneeling: Patsy McElwee and Peggie Treadway. THIRD ROW, standing: Miss A. B. Reece qsponsorj, Freda Bailey, Claudia Wat- kins Qvice-presidentj, Freddia Cotton, Patricia Morrison, Irene Marshall Qchaplainj, Kay Ellen Robbins, Tamashia Herbert, Patsina McElwee. TRADE AND INDUSTRIAL DIVISION OF VOCATIONAL EDUCATION The T. and I. Club is active in promoting public relations. Some of the projects of the T. and I. Club include the operation of live classes at the Oklahoma Free State Fair and displaying samples of the year's work at the annual spring show. This gives the public an insight ofthe functions of the trade departments. Each year a representative of industry is brought into the school to acquaint the entire student body, specifically, as to the qualification of an individual to fit into the industrial program. This is an objective program which makes a vast contribution in the guidance of students. The year 's work is then terminated with a magnificent annual Trade and Industrial Prom which helps to develop the social aspect of the individual and encourage an atti- tude of getting along with other people. The T. and I. officers from left to right are as follows: Jackie Royal, chaplain, Columbus Parker, parliamentariang Mr. B. I. Coleman, head sponsor, Maeola Nelson, secretaryg Claudius Milton, president, Janet Bynum, assistant secretaryg Raymond Welch, treasurer, Herman Moore, vice-president. Sponsors not shown are Mrs. A. L. Miller, Mr. V. L. Foshee, Mr. L. M. McCormick, Mrs. Mary L. Marshall, Mrs. M. P. Cox. THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE STUDENT COUNCIL In the picture above are the members of the executive committee of the Student Council, which is composed of the officers of the council and the five class presidents. From left to right, they are Qstandingj: Patricia Twine Qreporterj, Margo Sims fassistant secretaryj, Arvella Glasco qchaplainj, Harry Robinson Qsophomore class presi- denty, Allen Counts qsenior class presidentj, and Jesse Chandler qjunior class presidentj. Seated: Beatrice Reed Qsecretaryj, Paul Manuel Qparliamentarianj, Claude Thomas Qtreasurerj, Leonard Carter Qvice-presidentj, and Walter Rivers qpresidentj. As set forth in the constitution of the Student Council, this committee has these distinct duties: Q11 To draw up the agenda for Student Council meetings. Q25 To study reports of committees and make recommendations to the council. Q31 To transact business as it sees fit with the permission of the council and the administration. MANUAL TRAINING HIGH SCHCOL STUDENT COUNCIL Member of National Association of Student Councils Member of Oklahoma Association of Student Councils Ml 1-'gf C N if Qliv gf The purpose of the M.T.H.S. Student Council is to develop leadership, self-control, self-respect, and to organize a wholesome program of student activities that will be of benefit to the school and community. Each member is trained in the ways of a democratic government through student participation, and each is required to have a working knowledge of the constitution, the purpose, aims and objectives, and an understanding of the organization's program of work. C LASSES ,,,eQ' 3 SHORTHAND CLASS The shorthand class is composed of 27 seniors and 8 juniors. Each student has a special purpose for taking this course which will be personal value, or a tool that will help obtain an interesting and profitable position in business. Students become fasci- nated through the skill that they attain and are able to develop their speed through application and practice. In the picture below, standing at the extreme left, is the teacher, Mrs. M. B. Bonner. To the extreme right, standing, is the apprentice teach- er, Miss Finney. EEA? mai rs if 3... wa. - 5 ir.. X,X.. . f Students ofthe bookkeeping class learn, among other things, that the ability to earn a living and to live within one's means is a vital problem which should concern every individual. Mrs. M. B. Bonner is the bookkeeping instructor. BOOKKEEPING CLASS The School Store, a project of the bookkeeping class, was established in 1955. The store supplies a variety of merchandise needed by students and faculty members. Sales Manager, Robert White, a senior, is pictured below with Mrs. Bonner, sponsor. Elm-'smwmr V 4 K GIRLS' PHYSICAL ED. CLASS The girls' physical education class participates in many sports and activities as indicated above. Their activities are directed by Miss A. B. Reece. BOYS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLASS The Boys' Physical Education classes are designed to contribute to physical fitness through skillful practices, good coordination of muscles, team work and alert thinking. Below, two students are caught in a tumbling act. Pictured at the right is a prac- tice session of basketball. The classes are under the instruction of Mr. A. Schoats. COMMERCIAL COOKERY The Commercial Cookery Department, under the direction of Mrs. M. L. Marshall, prepares lunch for the entire student body every day. They also gain experience by serving at various luncheons and dinners given at the school. HOME SERVICE DEPARTMENT Care and Preparation of Food Table Service QLeft to rightjz Patsy Briscoe, Opal Milton, Willa QLeft to rightpg Debra Royal, Bettye Sample, Iretta Durham, Elaine Drew, and Ernestine Moore. Smith, Martha Allen, Martha Witt, and Odessa Os- burn. 1938 Home Service l9'?? Home Service is a course that provides a student with the opportunity to learn professional standards of all phases of homework. The units offered are Special Home Duties, Care and Preparation of Food, Table Setting and Service, Laundering Methods, Child Care, Cleaning and Care of the Home, and Home Mechanics. The objective of such a course is to train for gainful employment. . Care of the Sick in the Home Cleaning Unit Tommye Scott and Joyce Clemons Iretta Smith COSMETOLOGY CLASS The students in the Cosmetology Department are demonstrating the following units shampoos, scalp treatments, hair tinting, manicuring and croquignole. The department meets all requirements that are set up by the State Board of Cos- metology. At the end of the course, a student will have studied all phases of Cosme- tology found in a modern beauty salon. The following students are not shown: Barbara Walker, Maxine Ennis, Jo Ann Chatman, Arnice McVay, Io Ann Green, Marie Ray and Marie Johnson. :ir ' 'ff - BARBERING CLASS The Barbering Class at Manual was organized in 1942 with Mr. Coleman as advisor. Students who satisfactorily complete 1, OOO clock hours in this course may become licensed and eligible as journey- man barbers upon passing the State Examination. The Barbering Department is under the supervision of the State Board of Barber Examiners. COMMERCIAL ART I' r E The Commercial Art Department at Manual was organized in 1960 under the direction of Mr. B. I. Coleman. Students enrolled in this class do valuable work for the school. Included among their pro- jects are Commercial Bulletin Drawing, Truck Lettering, Silk Screen Lettering, Gold Leaf Lettering and Creative Art. CABINET MAKING The Cabinet Making Department, under the direction of Mr. V. L. Foshee supplies the twenty schools in the Mus- kogee school district with chairs, tables, desks, and many other articles of furni- ture. Each year the class exhibits its pro jects in city wide competition Cedar chests, coffee tables, television cabi nets, and hi-fi sets are just a few of the prize winning projects. Five first year students and two second year students of a class in Auto Mechanics are re-assembling Carburetors in the Auto Mechanics Shop under the supervision of Mr. L. M. McCormick, instructor. AUTO MECHANICS Below, Willie C. Walker and Terrill Oliver, second year students, are getting real experience on a practice engine in the mechanics shop. They are running down and tightening head bolts on an overhaul job. 57541 5' f - 'Z' rl Above is Mr. A. Schoats, instructor of the Driver Education classes. Below, are some of the students who have taken the Driver Education course. DRIVER EDUCATION CLASS S Nxt' M5 Miami Q ATHLETICS u L Lffi! DA o Gr SE A M Pictured above are the members and coach of the number 9 team in state Class A competition. From left to right, standing: George Brown Qscorerj, Gene Smith, Henry Terrell, Robert Culton, Elton Diles, Dennis McDaniel qcaptainj, Ross Moore, Samuel Crawford fmascotj, Mr. George Washington fcoachj. . Below are the members and coach of the Bulldogs B team. who hold a record of 13-3. They are from left to right, standing: Joe Ray fmascotj, Arnelious McFrazier, Roland Chandler, Kenneth Mason, Lonnie Crook, Raymond Hickman, Jesse Smith, Fred Frye fmascotj, Mr. Albert Schoats Qcoachj. Kneeling: Fred Ledbetter, Rudolph Bridges, John McCoy, Ernest Robinson and Isaac Carwile fco- captainsj, Larry Logan, Advergus James, Robert Myers. B u L L D Qii 7, G B S T E A M Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual Manual M.T.H.S. BULLDOGS The 1960-61 Record 47 Stilwell 43 Tulsa B.T.W. 53 Taft 50 McAlester 80 Sand Springs 60 Okmulgee 91 Tullahassee 69 McAlester 69 Okmulgee 51 Rentiesville 37 Taft 51 Tullahassee 81 Haskell 97 Haskell 65 Stilwell 62 Tulsa B.T.W. TAFT INVITATIONAL 51 Wagoner 56 Rentiesville 43 Taft STATE REGIONALS Manual 47 Durant Qovertimej Qchampionshipj li' 2 f f , Q' I We P l W Manual vs. Okrnulgee Manual vs. Ft. Worth, Texas Manual vs. Okla. City Manual vs. Tulsa fB.T. WJ Manual vs. Ponca City Manual vs. Idabel Manual vs. Stillwater Manual vs. Shawnee ' Manual vs. Cascia Hall STATE REGIONALS Manual vs. Pawhuska Homecoming won won lost won lost lost lost lost won lost Pictured above are the members of the Bulldogs football team for l960-61. The players are, from left to right, FIRST ROW: Dean James, Gene Smith, George Brown, Willie B. Green, William Strand, Alfred Jones, Charlie Shine, Charles Threat, Charles Carlis, Henry Terrell, Elton Diles, William John- son. SECOND ROW: W. W. Cox Qcoachj, Albert Schoats fcoachj. THIRD ROW: George Washington fcoachj, Rudolph Bridges, George Roeux, A. D. James, Earnest Robinson, James Winn, Bobby Middle- ton, McArthur Derrick, Ross Moore, Raymond Teague, Alonzo Shipp, Fred Ledbetter, Garfield Smith, James Thompson. ACTIVITIES I fm L, K 15. ,W Q wigalna V ggi? ws-ww 'Vi' . .M ,, f yn . QQ? -. fi ,, 51, , ZW V I A I 2 f ,.., ii gg? m y gf ,, 'H ' N 4 I 55 ' x ,EL ,, ,NS I WAN :f ,Q N.- .X 5 iz fc 3 K f Z2 A lj? 2 ii QA 5 fi -5 is fi 2 5 2 , , 3' af ge' 2 5 fi 3 Q 5 22 5 5 5 .1 5? is 1 1 -.. ,..f TBALL QUEEN RUBY SMITH 22 Q BAND QUEEN JOYCE CHAPPLE ? Fi E A 5? is wi 33 ga it is fi Q Z S 21 S gf 3 Av sf ri 5 A Z 5 Q? Qi A 3 fl e 214 Iii i E 1 .K 3, it 3, 2 s wx W 3 X: 'A .1 W , , , Y, ,' 2TE.'?3'Z'LqzT.::f':mwH'2-FWIW-M , '!'NE??,:1i:-4W. 3Si2 1 'T mY.2f5fi 'fS4T F' F95 wi 'f 2'33fW1!!l N.H.A. PRINCESS CA ROLYN WA TKINS K Q9 in I E s N.F.A. PRINCESS fw- ffh sf'-1 DOLENA MACK J an Ju.. 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A. W. CATES, Principal Compliments of LANGSTON SCHOOL MRS. E. GATEWOOD, Principal Compliments of WHEATLEY SCHOOL FACULTY AND STUDENT BODY MRS. M. BYRD, Principal Compliments Congratulations of Yearbookers THE ALPHA LAMBDA CHAPTER MACK'S GRILL 208 Denison of ZETA PHI BETA SORORITY MUrray 7-9010 Cold Drinks, Good Hamburgers PATRON'S LIST Mr. and Mrs. Deorsey MCGruder Mr. and Mrs. James Westbrooks Rev. and Mrs. F. E. Nunley Mr. and Mrs. George Williams Rev. and Mrs. B. J. Beckner Mr. and Mrs. A. D. James Miss Juanita Fue Mrs. Julia Fue Miss Edna Rose Brown Mrs. A. M. Glasco Dr. F. T. Finley Mrs. S. W. Upshaw Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mrs. and Mrs. W. G. Parker and Mrs. R. A. Taliaferro E. A. Marshall Gordon Harlin Beulah Fields Grice Addie Hibler Herbert C. A. Adams Litha Mae Coulter V. S. French and Mrs. H. T. Twine and Mrs. C. H. Barnes M. D. Rivers Leon McCormick Mr. and Mrs. C. .T. 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