Marlow High School - Outlaw Yearbook (Marlow, OK)

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Girls form in th Xl'! ' 9 gr0UP Song' Fanchon fh , ta e as they Sm Cvlonel ly e French mmd Played b e middle ol the S Q Uverly all qbouf pgis. Y Nadine Turley - feus The Lucky fade This operetta was presented by the Junior and Senior High School Choral groups. . Q .. , ,. F Vienna: sk., Loretta Williams played the part of the Ne 'd L U0 mai , iza. Leland Davis, who played the part of bashful John Endicott, converses with Mary Ann Courtney, played by Patricia Scoft. D owns, X singing 0 duel' D ale pl0Y9d 'he d Davis and Dole Nl llgjlillgl Colonel Waverly- li . PIQYCC-l by Tommy MCCO ll, I :LnziZ?gj 52 jglnlcepas Colonel Wranvirly fciiclilfs Hd: bcfr2'hS quartet n - - and Ronnie Moston- Gul Dennis, Randall Davis, Jerry eKElJ:3E, FF' 3

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'lv out BACK ROW, left to right: Norma Winn, Betty Blevins, Nadine Turley, Reba Mader, Maudie Rife Maril n Hu hes V W II B d , y g , era a er, erma ene Waller, Brenda Blake, and instructor, Mrs. A. L. Schroclc. FRONT ROW: Ruby Brown, Ladema Jones, Melba Lamb, Wanda Hervey Branstetter, Loretta Williams, Barbara Stogsdill, Myrna Loy Dorman, and Patricia Scott. High chool Chorus Contest vocalists: Dale Nix, Myra Nell Wortham, Loretta Williams, Nadine Turley, Bar- bara Stogsdill, Leland Davis, and music instructor, Mrs. A L Sch rock High School girls trio, Myra Nell Worthum, Soprano, Nadine Turley, Second Soprano, Bar- bara Stogsdill, Contralto. Baritone Contest soloists, Dale Nix and Leland Davis. Leland Davis shown here with outstanding contralto soloist, Loretta Williams.

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as XK, , ,, K .'Lg, iq, ,. STANDING, left to right: Leland Davis, Albert McWatters, John Paul Rollins, and Sevil Pickett, Principal. SEATED, left to right: Judy Glass, Norma Pickett, Kenneth Cooper, La Rue Coyle, and Loretta Williams. John Paul Rollins Student Council President The student council of Marlow High School has as its specific purpose, the building of better school and com- munity citizens through a program of active participation in school affairs. All School assemblies and special assemblies'cqme under the supervision of this group, and they also organized the school newspaper, The Roundup. Largely as a result of this group's activities, the spirit of the Marlow Outlaw is well known quality throughout this section of the state. From time to time special ideas of citizenship prin- ciples are presented to the different classes for special consideration and discussion. tudent Council STANDING, left to right: Sevil Pickett, Princi- pal, Kenneth Cooper, John Paul Rollins, Albert McWatters, Judy Glass, and Leland Davis. SEATED, left to right: Loretta Williams, Norma Pickett, and La Rue Coyle. 1