Marlow High School - Outlaw Yearbook (Marlow, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1957 volume:

3 . . h, 5 112131 thf4 'l'sf'tAxf if: ijiw ymtcf sit 13:42 wif ., 42:1-W 2 ,- . ww, v ww. -1. x Ju- p.m-4-5.3, fs , ., af: mv, -K . 3, ' f Q Pg A ,- FIARLGNV, I. T., FRIDAY ,A , . .. ,. ,W...,.. 5, E . SRBMNBE NB. 83. 2 Axz mxsc'Iz5rxem? to szegemims I nf far. dinamfa Nu. 833,1,'i2?1Z1tfiIig'i7tbHff'ff?llS3fQP Lax fur drink gwilzts. B0 it f w1'1 .hai1wd by Lhfgz Tmvu Cf!'N,lI1Qil of theriz11 's:r '1ns1'a12,e2d Tfrvm iff M:i!'lOXY. T. 584757 E. 'fiwszxh S1Ez!4T ifiC1HA1 nf skydi- Immic Nm. E351 'tw siiiciiiw s2zgu m: is hereby a1m zndf :c1 Lu 1'f52 1f1i as fob lows: 'l'hu,t all dl'Z11'l!'9gifsiif-ii,f3w3'i!A1iwT' joints. or other gaimwfffs wt' imsif ness under any xzaxrm xvimzwf '-mx' seliing 01' km-pizxg fur :series any ruain or fm'u wnic?c l fi!'iI1k5Q, wx' d'I'il'ikS1'bfZll1,V kind xmt xzwexiiy sold in t smxhm'.':a2: -z' fmmt,:1'ir 1s2, shallpzlayzm m:mx pa t Eczx1 U13 nf gLwelx'-L:f1 1uzac'isfcsfi :md fifty fiuii : wss gQVQ1'y Silk! !r1m1!3'3i-A nf' fI'zv1z't,if s1mi ifirzfz of tina 'I'fm:n Hi'?f.'tvY'fftP!' ur' LS:-3 i ,, . , 1. A Qzmfhorxzvcl :1ssas,t:m! ? :si'f1u'f'ff1 1fi, '? fXf gilligf into they srdew nf 1-ex ee +i z dz'i1 aiw , . Q Z . , 'EIGL' in frail fm'mv: 1 rxr! ei?-weti fiwsu 1 Sara. 2. 'fimt tins r:x'ci1 I1 r 1:2ffv 1 al .-xftfx intra rim-fine, 'md pub 4131131352-sisiiiiiuxf x 1 w IJQ1-we 41 lixsiuie r ilu-' may-.Iwnmfm n the rnxlw, thza t i : g1 Jah ii xy -f if1'1.'. Qi1 fl'i1Y3lissi11 +d Xen: 23. 3 2 , .rx 1 ' V Y ' 3 'f FY' g. 1 l ' K' if ' '-Lk' Q f' I' 'IS' ' 'ff' X ' ., ., X ' gi ' yy.. 1- ,V 2 Qrr if 'lyk ,K . , A , F . . ,. , M . . ,. ., 4- W Q.......',- , - , - U MH U in ' v LBER 8, 1907. U 4 X4 My .-...,- -.....- . ,. ,.....,, ... -.... ,..,,..-,,.,,, , ,, .......... .,....M.M,.L..,. ,. '--0-4'---v-v-,,..?,, . , N- , , A Y-AW-,-1--.-3--..-tr w,.v..l-...-..qp.1,,.,N..W.,fLff:,4,. A ..,.... - ., , , 1 Q.. ,...V. , .-. .. ,...- -..f.....m .W M...,..w,...........-.-........-.-,..,.,.. z x ' ' ' '- f Q - ...V .w.A.1,f-5,-,mm , - , N ,. , K V scyqt TISP, fc ' pw. .. , in, uAJ:z'ruc l fix' ' we .........4 ,... . vulniuil EVP SATISFACTION is any-yvd at all 'I'!TIA.N H2 T0Ci I??f23 wh- 'n v v Q y s - A .lilkhklsbakwdnnn GREAT MAJESTIC RAW ., L ny all who use a Majestic ruzgv :ms 1w1 ff ,wi!y sa! T. EASON. Marlowg OlS hom: ik. - - l 1 4.fW-w ' 'iWL W 1m 1 -, 'A f .1 W' fi - P r M- Q SVU Amp ,,,,. ,,1'1'w-1-g,,W+--new will - ww- ' WU' ' 'N'-v K 'a fsx4xL,-:lla ,X !1'--zlFimx'-- Swwzs? S RoMARFiDwsw5T0r15 M Marlow ffarrmge I op Of f 1 ' f f G'X-i 9?6q'fqf'.,?2g41 fi 0 if ' ' 5 . M f fi f ' -' Af V ff- 5 if A l 5 1HfuMff lXx 1 , f + K will W 1qN f'f0 7L If ff? 1 x . ' W5 -e 'lf LQVK WIQQFNN X i' f P 'Af' . K 4' 'iffm' 'I R - c AS ,.-, , ,nl .1 Q ,,' MQ, ,A X,-lviljll' Q 'IQ r ' ' Lqfbf fqw'-' ox KJ! 'xvgftr' J 2If,f'ff g X A. ' ' M I , -.-'ff' HQ . - i ., 'XJ law? W fb QVC a 'D' AG' ' ' , ,QP 35 . 3-ffwfsw Nl' 1 ' x 1 Fifty years . . . of progress . . . built on vision, ideals of cleanliness and beauty of mind, upright Citizenship, pride in home and community, churches, schools, - Marlow, Oklahoma, we salute your citizens - our parents, friends, and neighbors - on this, the occasion of the 50th birthday of our Oklahoma. The Students and Faculty of The Marlow Schools Marlow, Oklahoma '4 Cm S . gh V9 Av xl. ids 5 5 Q , iclr-ff-:fi QLQ G CJ if 'W U9 U Tzsrsss T0 rowfks 19 57 ma Centennial 0' 22 NOV W XG EBRPCY fl? L ...i , xx .. .. .-.... : 6, 6 11 .1 - - 5. , y ' 1' rl-1 AX 559. I ,L A X if f-Iljif.llliiiilli1Qfif.QZpf.if,QEiE.QfQE.IZ'ZfZfi? l . , I . .,-,- 15If:5:f:fgf55ifgfg?fgfg::g.5:i...-I .. 6 GUR CAMPUS High School Building Gymnasium Grade School g S S 5 In Memoriam M135 Amm Sanden' Tide Page-- OurCampus --------------- -- In Memoriam - Table of Contents ----------- - Administration, Board, Faculty and Office Force Activities ------------ ------- --------'----- Queens and Kings--- Sports ----------- Classes --------- Other Personnel ----- Schoollife ----- Adverdsing --- page 1 2 3 4-10 11-32 33-40 41-58 59-74 75 76-84 85-104 -4. ED OLVEY Superintendent A.B., Oklahoma City University M.S., Oklahoma A 8: M College ADMINISTRATION SEVIL PICKETT High School Principal B.S., Oklahoma A Sz M College M.S., Oklahoma A 8: M College of A. L. SCHROCK Grade School Principal A.B., Central State Teachers' College TOM DAUGHERTY junior High Principal B.S., South Eastern State Teachers' College M.S., Oklahoma A 8: M College in -2' TIP JONES P resident Member .5- DWIGHT GAYLE Drivers' Education Social Science M5 FACULTY SEVIL PICKETT Coach - Social Science G. T. DAUGHERTY BESS WHITE CLARENCE BLAYLOCK Social Science Mathematics Mathematics-General Business J' if--V . ' 1 . fl A Q 1 Aft? 5 l ,X ff, ' I f flzffffclf A , ' T. MAYFIELD Coach - Mathematics General Business JOHNNY ISERNHAGEN M. W- Band Coach - Social Science -7- E . 1 W'cw.q'mzfg 7'64-NCME-ff FACULTY MARGQRET HODNETT VERA PICKETT English - Spanish Librarian - Reading, Spelling LESTER WADE English MARIE PEEL EMILY SCHROCK MILDRED PRATER Social Science - English Music Speech - English -3- JOHN HOY LILA WHAM .RAY COX u Industrial Arts-Social Science Science - Guidance Diversified Occupations REBA WORTHAM Vocational Home Economics FACULTY AMY MILLWEE ERNEST MUNCRIEF Business Education Vocational Agriculture .9- SECRETARY A D OFFICE HELP LADEMA JONES Mr. Pi ckett' s Offic C TOM M115 S M, . Lo GBR t Pldferrgi BE'f1RC bAPx,LEEciOOWCe Omce ES: Picket MARY ERVIN School Secretary SHIRL 1656 Mr, P. LDQ,?f2equ 5 O 1C'rett:s www, OX fn Ce RUSSELL STONE Mr. Pickett's Office 110.- BILLIE LEE LOWE Mr. Pickett's Office wx H' 3 s 5 Aw , P504- iq Q V Syl 5,. -V '5 -f -- if i 15 .mfg g,, I 4 m 4' 'tiff' 't M -Q ,26- '94 O9 ff ' EBM M ARLOW HIGIP or cel I 2 . l 1 E Z u ! 4 i Buck Row: Danny Pool, Carl Baughn, Tommy Fowler, Kenneth Rogers, David Elam, Ka Pryor, Bill Walker, Gaylen Williams, johnny Isemhagen. Middle Row: Archie Stogsdill, Su Kizarr, Donna Lansford, Tommy Campbell, Howard Armstrong, Carl Dittner, Ralphie Stom Billy Hicks, Franklin Pearson, Ronnie Bufkin, Harold jackson, james Underwood, Davi Derrico, Ricky Duncan, Clyde Walls. Front Row: Pat Lansford, Donna Edwards, Jame Our Outlaw drum section beats out the rhythm. 3 u Q ,,I Busy as bees. Anyone have an extra air? David Derrico crowns Queen Pat Lansford. Brooks, Kathryn Matthews, Ginger Pryor, Charlene Gaston, Ronald Marlow, Butch Lowry, Scarlette Irwin, Lewis Farmer, Shirley Matthews, Donnie Gibson, Bill Booth, Johnny Mack Williams, Shirley Hale, Ricky Gatlin, Tommy Sparks, Steve Allen, Vicky Pittman, Kenneth Lansford. Our Drum Major is Kenneth Lansford. f The twirlers and drum major take time out to greet the visitors. Harold jackson, Scarlerte Irwin, Vickey Pitt- man, Clyde Walls, Pat Lansford, David Derrico, 'Charlene Gaston, Ralphie Stone. I heard that wrong note! johnny Isernhagen Director 113- E SA G OUR SONG FOR YOU 5 'f , .V -Q Front Row: Loretta Jones, Carolyn Etier, Jimmie Ann Rife, Ethel Ann Tucker, Janet Prater, Pat Lansford, Alma Sue Kirkes, Joyce Farmer, Joanna Jacks, Kathryn Matthews. Middle Row: Ruth Sanford, Anita Staritt, Judy Bynum, Emily Wickizer, Linda Blackburn, Velma Monds, Beverly Nichol son, Judith Marrs, Norma Sue Rogers. Back Row.' Moonyeen Pollard, Barbara Brown, Judy Brazil, Ladema Jones, Sue Vestal, Maudie Rife, Brenda Blake, Janell Harris, Shirley Monds. The high school choral groups participated in the fall concert It's a Big, Wide, Wonderful, World , Christmas concert, and music festivals at Edmond, Lawton, and Norman. Superior ratings were won by the Girls' Glee Club, Girls' Quartet, Girls' Trio, and Girls' Sextet. Excellent ratings were received by the Mixed Cho- rus and the Mixed Quartet. The soloists who participated in con- tests are: Jim m y D e rri co, Vernell Maston, Joanna Jacks, Kathryn Mat- thews, John Paul Dennis, Brenda Bla k e, L i n d a Thompson and Ken- neth Lansford. if Y John P aul joins R ' the chorus as he n .M Q ,. 3 ' A sings 'Walking in 44' itz : ' ,sr the Rain' U 114- A In ,,-,,. ,z ,..' - f 5 E1ferytbing's Going Our Wa Back Row: Latrecia Bowden, Etta Mae Ball, Mary Lee Davis, Joy Kimbrough, Donna Heffington, Ruth Young, Carolyn Sharp, Ann Stevens Foster. 3rd Row: Shirle Matthews, Katie Sparks, Reba McKay, Evelyn Davis, Barbara Jones, Edwina Lamb, Louise Hannis, Betty Melton, Sherry Hinkey. 2nd Row: Wanda Grice, Linda Brazil, Myra Stinnett, Lynda Iunlcins, Margaret Swagerty, Monte Beth Beavers, Kay Bynum, Sue Jane Hughes. Front Row: Judy Jones, Arvita McCor- mick, Linda Olvey, Patsy Kulbeth, Sharon Robinson, Linda Worthley, Janice Green, Linda Thomas, Kay Smith. Anyone care for a good old fashioned square dance777 Ricky Gatlin Kay Bynum Bobby Higginbotham and ue jane Hughes will show us yust how it s done The soloists udy jones and Sharon Robinson ayne Scott waltz Judy Hackler while the chorus Evelyn Davis, Shir- provides the music. ley Matthews, and Wanda Grice prac- tice long and hard with Mrs. Schrock before going to con- test. 3' OKLAHOMA HIGH SCHOOL HO OR SOCIETY Front Row: Marilyn Garrison, Judy Bynum, Kathryn Matthews, Scarlette Irwin, Joann Robbins, Beverly Nicholson Vernell Maston, Faye Stepp, and Erma Rogers. Middle Row: Jerry Jones, Ruth Robertson, Paul Trammell, Linda Black burn, Barbara Hart, Billie Lee Lowe, Gloria Askey, Norma Rodgers, Bobby joe Wyatt, Steve Allen, and Emily Wickizer Back Row: Danny Pool, john Paul Dennis, Bobby Lynn Flurry, Ronnie Potts, and Leroy Montgomery. BILLIE LEE LOWE Val edi ctori an 116- The scholastic leaders of the Class of 57 are Misses Billie Lee Lowe and Joann Robbins. These two young ladies ended their high school careers with identical grade point averages to be named co-valedictorians of their class. Through four years of study both maintained a 3.9 average. In addition to their fine scholastic records both have contributed much to their school and classes in the field of leadership and citizenship. It is truly a pleasure for us to offer to them our best, 'Well done . .Qm0fP..LLvt- JOANN ROB BINS Val edictorian BETTER SPE KER FUR TOMORRO 'll' 45 J L Back Row: Paul Trammell, David Derrico, Emily Wickizer, Clyde Walls, Ronnie Stewart, Lyndell Shoemaker, David Clampitt, Bill Boatman, Billy Frank Beaubien, john Paul Dennis, Steve Cook. Front Row: Priscilla Sparks, Louise Blackburn, Irma Rogers, Emily Wickizer, Instructor Mrs. Prater, Gayle Sanders, Nancy jones, Maudie Rife, Tommy Lou Bearce, Mary Conway, Vicky Pittman, Mildred Long, and Erwin Rigdon. One act play On Vengeance Height' won lst place, with a superior rating at the Southern Seven Contest and qualified for State. At state at Norman the play also carried away another superior rating and Barbara Brown was selected to the all-state cast. Cast: Barbara Brown-Gram Gormley, Judy Brazil- Judy is awarded best supporting role as Hope. sembly. Paul Trammell, Stage Manager, Vicky Pittman, Prompterg and Paul Dennis check last minute details before as- Hopeg Paul Dennis-Clay Gormley, Jack Parman- Lem Carmalt. Those qualifying for State in individual events were: Gloria Askey-Extemperaneous speaking, Barbara Brown-Birls' radio, and Ronnie Maston- Boys' radio. Barbara wins best actress of the year in Southern Seven Conference as she feuds with Jack. 117-. THE OUTLAW STAFF , aaa li-V14 Ui-' -1.5 7, J ,Z23',QZl?5'.3' :e,::fij,-ff-'fp L, ,H ZEWEIEE: :wif -ff liqi STAFF MEMBERS: Mrs. Amy Millwee, Darlene Stephens, Moonyeen Pollard, Barbara Brown, Emily Wickizer, Tommie Bearce, Maudie Rife, Shirley Monds, Jeanene Robinson, Gloria Askey, Billie Lee Lowe, Ladema Jones, Joann Robbins, Nancy Jones, Kenneth Lansford, Gordon Auton, Jimmie Sue Vestal, John Paul Dennis, Jo Ann Cox, Clyde Walls, Louise Blackburn, Ray Cox, C. E. Olvey. Editor ............ ....... L adema Jones Associate Editor . . . .... John Paul Dennis Literary Editor .... ..... E mily Wickizer Sports Editors ............... Tommie Bearce, Louise Blackburn Gordon Auton, Charles Starritt Organizations ..... Gloria Askey, Paul Trammel Senior Class ...... Billie Lowe, Joann Robbins , Q! Kenneth Lansford s ia Me: Ladema Jones Junior Class. .Emily Wickizer, Kathryn Matthews ' E - Sophomore Class .............. Scarlette Irwin duo: Marilyn Garrison . Freshman Class . . . Barbara Brown, Maudie Rife John Palfl Dennis Eighth Grade Class . . . Nancy Jones, Sue Vestal Associate Editor Seventh Grade Class ........... David Derrico, Vicky Pittman Art ........................... Gloria Askey Typisrs . . .Jeanene Robinson, Darlene Stephens Moonyeen Pollard, Shirley Monds Clyde Walls Charles Starritt Tommie Lou Bearc , me Q0 Gordon Auton Louise Blackburn Sports Editors IHL f U' age l Marlow High School Marlow Okla. SENIOR PLAY CAST CHOSEN The Senior Class Play, which is entitled, WHobgoblin Housen will be ,resented on April lo. There will ne two performances given. A matinee .n the afternoon and a night per- 'ormance. The play is a comedy - lystery about a supposedly haunted rouse. Tryouts for the Senior Play were held and these students were :hosen for their ability to portray she different parts. Bob Flurry will alay the part of Daruis Krupp, the :ld caretaker of Hobgoblin House. The present owner of Hobgoblin House Liss Priscilla Carter, will be play- ed by maudie mill. fudv Brazil and FBLA CLUB REIGNS Gayle Sanders, Marlow High School Junior, was elected to fill the office of President of the Oklahoma State Chapter of Future Business Leaders of America at the State Convention held at OCW March 22nd and 23rd. The typewriting team from Mar- low High School took first place honors. Students who composed the team were Billie Lee Lowe, Moonyeen Pollard, and Maudie Rife. They were presented with a plaque honoring them for their accomplishment. The Marlow FBLA Spelling team, consisting of Emily Uickizer, Nancy -'Ill ml- OUR STAFF MEMBERS ARE: Mrs. Amy Millwee, sponsorg Emily Wickizer, typist and junior class reporterg Irma Lee Rofers, artistg Shirley Monds, typist and Pep Club reportergScarlette Irwin, artistg Maudie Rife, FBLA reporterg Moonyeen Po lard, typistg janell Harris, Humor Editorg Joyce Moss, T 8: I reporterg' Gayle Sanders, Speech reporterg Kenneth Lans- forcl, Business Managerg Kay Pryor, Assistant Humor Editorg Alton Hawkins, artist, Gloria Askey, typistgjoann Rob- bi tit MilddL G'l'S Ed't Gd A ' RhRb S' 1 R' ns, yp sg re ong, its ports 1 org or on uton, IYPISIQ ut o ertson, enlor c ass reporterg onnle Stewart, Boys' Sports Edxtorg Billie Lee Lowe, Editor, james Underwood, Band reporter. -1Q.. THE T DE TCOUNCILI THE E VE OF THE SCHOOL i Nancy jones, Secretary-Treasurer, Kathryn Matthews, junior Representative, Ladema Jones, President, David Clampitt, Senior Representative, Standing, Mr. Pickett, Advisor, Paul Trammell, junior Representative, Sue Vestal, Senior Repre- sentativeg Marilyn Garrison, Sophomore Representative, jerry jones, Sophomore Representativeg Vicky Pittman, Vice President. The Student Council of Marlow High School has as its primary objective, the con- tinuous growth and improvement of school citizenship through a program of student participation in school activities. ' The council has, through its untiring efforts and hard work, contributed much to our school in the safety campaign, respect of school property, sportsmanship, and in 4 friendliness extended to visitors of our school. Advisor, Mr. Pickett LADEMA JONES Council President We operated the con- cession stand for Dis- trict and Regional Basketball Tourna- ments. V! i f' ihl ' DISCUSSING BIG IMPORT PROBLEMS IS THEIR BUSINESS The Marlow junior High Student Council has two major purposes. They are the improvement of the students and the school. The Student Council is a training school for democ- racy. These elected representatives are studying problems, establishing policies, and regulating activities of Marlow Junior High School. President, Sue Jane Hughes, Vice President, Danny Blackburn, Secretary and Treasurer, Charlene Gaston. 9-' STUDENT COUNCIL. Standing: Tommy Campbell, Danny Blackburn, Tommy Sparks, Donnie Coapland, jerl Pryor, james Black, Melvin Singleterry, Don Charles Tally, Bill Hicks, G. T. Daugherty. Seated: Randel Williams, Pat Kulbeth, Sandra Rollins, Lynda Elliott, Charlene Gaston, Sue jane Hughes, Mary Davis, Evelyn Davis, Donna Heffington, Sharron Boyce, Janice Ball. ..21.. ARLETTES Back Row: Linda Blackburn, Jeanette Walker, Judy Bynum, Norma Rogers, Barbara Hart, Joyce Moss, Janell Harris, Shirley Monds, Ethel Ann Tucker, Emily Wiclclzer, Marilyn Garrison. Middle.Row: Mrs. Amy Millwee, Beverly Nicholson Pryor, Barbara Brown, Gayle Sanders, Maudie Rife, Tommie Bearce, Gloria Askey, Jeanene Robinson, Dorothy Jones Mrs. Mildred Prater. Front Row: Velma Monds, Shirley Kulbeth, Moonyeen Pollard, Judy Brazil, Mildred Long. DAVID CL AMPITT Marlette Buddy Marlettes bring football boys onto field for game. -221 vi ' bi fi fl J' ,Q df' . . L 1 mm,,, N .Va K K . C ,, 5, K Buck Row: Patsy Shaw, Kay Walker Betty Ball Kay Smith Sue Heath Linda Brazll Evelyn Davis Barbara Beaubxen Dana Landreth. 3rd Row: Sue Cowan Susan Warren Donna Rutledge Llnda Hlcks Carolyn Phllllps Sherry Hxnkle Recila Kimbrough, Janice Ball 2nd Row Mrs I..1la Wham sponsor Lmda Olvey Melody Prlce Donna Lansford Yulanda Hawkins, Loretta Cotton, Betty Prater Jame Hallmark Lynda Junkrns Ka Bynum Front Row Sharon Curtls Glnger Pryor, Patsy Kulbeth, Charlene Gaston Judy ones Judy Fowler Sandra Ro l1ns Lxnda Ellxot ,gulf LINDA OLVEY President -24- 2 Y . Jr .R- nr' V K AL Af. .,, l az, :r,' 1 ',V, Q' KAY SMITH Secretary and Treasurer F UT RE DRIVERS --wmv 1 'r ' S Back Row.' Barbara Hart, Judy Bynum, Ethel Ann 'l'ucker, janet Prater, Loretta Watkins, Alma Sue Kirkes, joyce Farmer, Beverly Nicholson. Front Row: Jerry Shaw, jearld Spivey, jimmy Armstrong, Forrest Files, Ray Petticourt, Dwight Gayle, Instructor, Carl Baughn, jimmy Kulbeth, Rudy McCormick. The best way to learn to drive is by guided prac- tice which drivers' training attempts to give you. Trained students with 'behind-the-wheel instruction' have less than half as many accidents as untrained students. We train for future safety. ' f t d i e' is a safe courte- 'Be the kind of driver you expect the other The best 'sa e Y ev C y ous driver. fellow to be. FR' FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FHA OFFICERS: Linda Blackburn, Second Vice-Presidentg Anita Starrit, Parliamentariang Anna Freeman, Sgt. at Arms, Shirley Cowan, Parliamentariang Kay Bynum, Pianist, Barbara Kimbrough, Sgt. at Arms, Ethel Ann Tucker, Reporter, Evelyn Davis, Historian, Scarlette Irwin, Treasurer, Maudie Rife, SecretarygMari1vn Garrison, First Vice-President, Ruth Robertson, President. Joanna demonstrates a new hair-do for Lou Ann. Cheerfulness and a friendly atmosphere is the key note of the Homemaking Department. Velma, Pat, Scarlette, Janet, and Rilda Kay take a time out from their leather craft to pose for a picture. making. ,tx 00 N31 'WE . W, Back Row: Faye Stepp, Norma Rogers, Ramona Armstrong, Carolyn Sharp, Ann Foster, Linda Hill, Wanda Grice. 6tb Row: Gena Fisher, Jimmy Ann Rife, Caroline McCauley, Joyce Farmer, Sue Kirkes, Betty Wortham, Barbara Jones, Lynda Junkins, Mary Davis, Vesta Briscoe,Peggy Howard, Charlotte Hallow, Ruth Youn . jlb Row: Sue Walker, Darlene Stephens, Gloria Askey, Pat Lansford, Moonyeen Pollard, Sue Jane Hughes, Sue lgizarr, Linda Worthley, Margret Swaggerty, Kay Turkett, Reba McKay, Nelda Goldston. 41h Row: Lou Ann Pryor, Joanna Jacks, Barbara Hart, Judy Bynum, Gayle Sanders, Judy Goins, Rhonda Todd, Gloria Crouch, Betty Bandy, Linda Brazil, Judy Jones, Betty Me ton, Linda Olvey, Addie Sims. 3rd Row: Barbara Russell, Barbara Morrison, Lawana Reed, Shirley Matthews, Myra Stinnet, Neva Sue Ball, Billie Lowe, Shirley Monds, Linda Blackburn, Kay Smith. 2nd Row: Mrs. Reba Wortham, Jeanette Walker, Janet Prater, Mildred Long, Tommie Lou Bearce, Anna Freeman. Front Row: Kay Bynum, Katie Sparks, Arvita McCor- mick, Ethel Tucker, Shirley Cowan, AnitaStarritt, Marilyn Garrison, Maudie Rife, Scarlette Irwin, Barbara Kimbrough, Ruth Robertson, Evelyn Davis. Ethel Ann and Linda learn that food prepara- tion is one of the many things taught in home- 3 E+ Q FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERI V 3 ' f 5? A .,::v,: , R . ,A , , ., mflkswrifw .L 2, 1 - ' Fbvfmt A -' f I 1 '5 . ,. ,Q L , Q FUTURE FARMERS: Back Row: James Lewis, Gene McGauldy, Bill Wortham, jim Sharp, Larry Scott, Kenneth Cochran, Bob Littrell, Mr. Muncrief. 3rd Row: Bobby Short, Laverne Ridley, Gene Abney, David Singleterry, Charles Starritt, Thomas Carter, Darrell Kirkes. 2nd Row: Verne Rowe, Melvin Singleterry, Kehneth Cowan, Tommy Blackburn, Jerry Lowe, Boudreau Gibson, Duane Wortham. Front Row: Alton Hawkins, Olen Harrison, Vernon Burton, jack Parman, Robert Kelly, Wayne Wilhelm. David McCormick, Paul Trammell, Randall Burton. Mr. Muncrief, Russell Stone-Secretary, Robert Kelly-Sentinel, Wayne Wilhelm- Treasurer, jack Parman -President, David McCormick - Vice President. Larry Scott works on a feeder with one of the welding machines the agriculture depart- ment purchased this year. Steer at Duncan this year Z The Marlow Future Farmers' State Cham pion Livestock judging Team, pictured with their trophies, consists of Vernon Burton, Melvin Singleterr y, Wayne Wilhelm, and David McCormick. David 'McCormick Wwyne Wilhelm jack Parman Alton H1v.kms WHO arf the Land Judging Team are pictured with Mrf Muncrief and the Front Row.' Dwayne Weigand, Bobby McCowan, Tommy McClearen, Pat Turkett, Donny Patterson. Middle Row: Mary Conway, William Ritter, Gerald Derickson, Ruby Nell Ard, Dorothy Conway, jeanene Robinson, Frankie Smith, Carlene McCar1ey, Joyce Moss, Sherry Harrell. Back Row.'Ray Cox, Instructor,BillBoatman Ronnie Peddycoart, Kenneth Cooper, Sharron Howard, William Morris, Orville Cullum, james Nichols, Jerry Thomas. VOCATIO AL TRADE A D INDUSTRY 7 The Trades and Industry trainee spends one-halt day in school and one-half day as a trainee on the job in the busi- ness where he works . On the job the trainee spends a mini- mum of 20 hours per week learning a trade or occupation gaining experience which will enable him to continue work- ing full time in his chosen field upon graduation from high school. Ronnie Peddycoart was the winner of ' the Chamber of Commerce award to the Mary Conway was the winner of the f f boy who made the mostprogress on the Chamber of Commerce Award to the W, y I iqb as afTh8z i.BoyClHte 2150 dwas tlhe gkirl -whho madle gi? Gmcistslprogfess on ' winner o t e ion u war as t e K C 10 35 H lr - C 2 S0 WHS Wi boy making the most progress on the the winner of the Lion Club Award to . job as a T 81 I Boy. Ronnie was also the girl Wl l0 made the, m0SI PIOSICSS winner of the State Award to the Out- 0l'l the l0b HS H T 8l 1 Girl- if my standing Trades and Industry Student. i alt.. Q QW A Qi in . Mgt? Q he 'fn- lfy .51 7.713.531 I MG '- I -I A -'.- I f x 1 ,iI2.- -- .- HgN,gkwfy 42.-.gg-, ,WJ-In Qi, wf, . - A . FHM - f s -A 5, . , , I I I I II Ni I . E, I , I. tykptwffm I., iGy,5kQk '- ' -- 1 .I I g g? fff II ,I 4, if , I ,II 1. . 1 f Q .. .. ' ' . '. H M I yew' f 1 1-A My - ' . , 9- , sw L , ,far ' , 5 , Q ffm H-1 a' Lf ffl' .A .1 . 1 4 Q ' Lain if I, H 81 II, I. I I , I Q, ,:,., ,,,, Q A f g'+gZ7?:jfii5',gX 'flf'a'fg:-ifqlf. gf-fix, 5 I, .IX III emi II 5-Ig'mI ,. III, f-- R I-KIQI 3.IIIiRIiI?g'!III?I,a,::!-:H I ISWIIHI Ii vggfji '-QXQEREQI -gi ffglg Q , gig ?31i,f?r,II, ' .4 ,ligzi 852311 gin Q: Qs, 'iwgf,':,, - .f '4' '- ' .1 - -44. , Y ' ,,:' H,.,'. +IW.f.',1 ,HS I 5 WI ,'4' ' , ' I, , ' - I 0 'VVV ' Mx 1 W. lf PM A .,, 1,-rw I , , , II 'N I ,1 ' , A -I I K5 If'f5?,'!?. . ,I , ' 'L 'Z 352-v 52. 353, El f 5 L g six-?,i'3Aj uf I,5fQf6'1 3' jx' I ai i ' M 'X f Q 2 L 9 5 fiffgkwfgkfffgfffffffi515L!f ' .iw , ag 5i5'f1'!f?f Lg, , .I ,gy .II 59.1. .,.. X I .,, I fy ggwQ,yf,,g QI, , If Lim :II . Iu5IIk,IIIII,,Ew:5I5 FIEIQQQ' Isfii .Ut ,itil 1 ' 5 1 I 1 . - wi Q 1 pf -,gms .I 1' , -gf' 1 ,,y. , ,z,5yz ,.1- .L ' ,gg ., M I :A -, -Q , -. x ,gh QQ, X, ff .A I J r Q, ., I I n'gl E2Emiv: PM lg gg.,-3'-ff? I, I 3 av I 41 nivy Q5 Yr ji , Fzffff 2 I f I ., 1 . yffggi Tik i, I H, I II I I IIIII I5.,iI-I,II,iQ55?EIi1I,fIfI ,:I,E-I, IIQI,-FIII-, ig V -' f f 4- ' ' KK -- ' A ' . ' ak f' 'e- ' -.' .xy 1 .1 ffx,a,f,1ns' 'ff . ' ' ' 'r'-' IOYCE Secretary Club Officers 56-57 555553 ' -.,I . n - ,I P- K- . -. ' ' hs' . -III. I , QW Q S25 pf. ,fi . . L YY ' 'r:E k Lf I ,fi j z . z, , - ' 1 MCCLEAREN Presidenr 411 x ww Nw: 1Us:L3:gt.f1L GOLD SEAL CHAPTER Front Row: Tommy Lou Bearce, Billie Lee Lowe, Moonyeen Pollard, Gayle Sanders, Ruth Robertson, Shirley Monds, Emily Wickizer, Judy Brazil, Joann Robbins. Middle Row: Sponsor, Amy Millwee, Bill Booth, ClydeWalls,Dorothy Jones, Sue Vestal, Jo Ann Cox, Brenda Blake, Danny Pool, Nancy Jones. Back Row: Steve Cook, Archie Stogsdill, Paul Trammell, Russell Stone, Jerry Lowe, Roy Taylor, Tommy Gardner, James Underwood, Don Ted Tomlinson. At the state convention at O.C.W. Billie Lee Lowe, Moon- yeen Pollard, and Maudie Rife placed first in Typewritingg Emily Wickizer, Shirley Moods, Nancy Jones placed 3rd in spel- ling, Paul Trammell placed 3rd for Mr. F B L A of Oklahoma. 1957 FBLA officers Clyde Walls-Vice Presi- dent, Nancy Jones-Secretary 8: Treasurer, Maudie Rife-Reporter, Judy Brazil-President, and Paul Trammell-Historian. Gayle Sanders was elected Presi- dent of the Oklahoma Chapter of F B L A for the year 1957-1958 at O. C. W. -32- 9 Q--ff nm' r' 4 ff f wtf' ,,xL 1 , ,LL,:'-1 ' , 1 . - , gg fmA'L na ,Q 3 65.93 is ' fue 725 07 ALL QUEEN Ladema jones .IUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL QUEEN Kay Smith my .. x ,,. fi' ...J 1,AL , Jfwlxw xx 90,211 RN T. AND I. QUEEN jeamene Robinson WWW FFA QUEEQN if M aribfn Garrison w E E E Q Q Q 5 A 3 Q s f I 5 IEFQQEM' ff?1f'-VTP? , fff'Lf'f-Uwiiif , dw. m,.v.,,wM.....,....h,..w.w-1 .M -f ra -M W ,E '2 ,1 ---6 v 3 , A A 4P51fQ 4,1, . f' ,A -- f ffw yi ? jJxg, Q, VQI OQ 4 190 ' I s Q , QQ 50 C Q EBRA Tw-fp atv 'ce 5 lfe-firm Top Row: Edgar Sharver, John Patterson, Paul Trammel, Dick Hoy, Carl Baughn, Trainers Roy Taylor and Charles Fines. 31:1 Row: Coach Sevil Pickett, Jack Parman, Leonard Weber, David Clampitt, Bill Beaubien, Lyndell Shoemaker, Ronnie Stewart, Albert McGregor, Grant Hampton, Clyde Coleman, Billy Ray Wortham, Coach Melvin Potts. 2nd Row: Ronnie Callaway, Tommy Gardner, Gerald Spivey, Butch Starritt, Boudreau Gibson, Steve Cook, Bob Littrell, Ronnie Potts, Kenneth Cochran, jim Armstrong, Melvin Bandy. Ist Row: Gene Ward, Jim Derrico, Bob Vestal, Roy Black, Bob Flurry, Gordon Auton, Paul Dennis, Sam Watkins, Bill Walker, Bobby Wyatt, and jimmy Kulbeth. David Clampitt 6 ft. 1 in. 190 Bob Littrell 6 ft. 2 in. 160 lb. lb. Fullback and Co-Captain. halfback and Co-Captain. Bob A three year letterman, David was named to the All-County, was named to the All-County, All-Conference, and All-Dis- All-Conference, and All-Dis- trict teams. A three year trict teams. Playing three letterman, Bob played out- years for the Outlaws, David standing ball during all his was an all around player. career at M.H.S. .fe iz. l Potts. Head Coach Sevil Pickett finished his fifth year at Marlow this year. Although it wasn't his best year at Marlow, his team finished with a respectable record of four wins, five losses, and one tie. Coach Potts had his first year in football. He did a very good job W and was respected by all the team. , l Littrell finds himself in trouble as he tries to circle the Lawton Douglas .F dogpile . l Clampitt bulls his way through the Temple defenders using his 190 lbs to shed the would-be Tiger tacklers. Shoemaker, Littrell, and Beaubien, pave the way as Auton circles right end for a 15-yard gain against Grandfield. Littrell has only one thought in mind as he cracks through the Temple line. ' 93.55 ' Z' YR if J. 'Wi--' 'fi -I Cook, Beaubien, and Wyatt look on as the rest of the Outlaws indulge ln a game of 5? 2 'W fi W: fi 1' W is in Q .i fi f ,Q l 'f 39 41 ESQ G fl 5 J, 'Q Q U ,, 5 ,An Q ,fm Rf 1 iqgwem Wi' nn: x . 3, M 2 f J K 5 . . Q. . 3 , 5 , ii? O .iw 1, W 1 sf V, N- 9 'K A- L. +9 5 'PS Q 5 Top Row: BOB LITTRELL - 3 year Letterman, Wing back and Co-Captain. STEVE COOK - 3 year Letterman, Left end. BILL BEAUBIEN - 3 Year Letterman, Blocking Back and Guard. GORDON AUTON - 2-Year Letterman, Tailback. BILL WALKER - 3-Year Letterman, Guard. SAM WATKINS - 3 Year Letterman, End. 1 Auton trying to turn Right end is bottled up by two Wynnewood players. Trailing the play is David Clampitt. The Outlaws came back strong in the second half to defeat the stubborn Wynne- wood team 33-7. .45- 4' IOR A fumbled ball by Bob Littrell sets the stage for this exciting action in the Comanche ame. Outlaws shown in the picture are Littrei 33, Stewart 52, Walker 49, Band 42, W att 41, Auron 22, ,and Shoemaker 62. The Outllaws defeated Comanche 12-0. Bottom Row: BOB FLURRY - 3-Year Letterman, Wingback. DAVID CLAMPITT- 3-Year Letter- man, Fullback, and Co-Captain. MELVIN BAN- DY - 3-Year Letterman, Tackle, and Extra Point kicker. LYNDELL SHOEMAKER- 3-Year Letter- man, End. RONNIE STEWART - 3-Year Letter- man, Guard. JACK PARMAN - 1-year Letterman, Center. Auton cracks the Comanche line for a short gain Leading the interference are Clampitt, Walker, Stewart, and Cook. Q .lWT'n-nn 15254 rl..l5i RT H PDO Front Row Larry McWatters jimmy Williams, Dale Burch, James Black, Donald Sxngleterry johnny lacks Micky Hoy Eugene Weber Mzddle Row Donald Waller, Bill Hicks, Randall Williams Charles Parsley David Daubenspeck Thomas Carter Harold lackson Larry Weigand, Donnie Gibson. Back Row T Mayfield Ccoachj Fred Bauch Douglas Green Wayne Scott Melvin Scott, Gene Abney, Tommy McCorkle, Bill H1 l Bobby Green Bobby Higgmbotham The junior High football team had a very successful season this year Out of 9 games, they won 7 and tied 2 of them. Coach Mayfield has coached here two years and won the conference both years. Marlow Marlow Marlow Marlow Marlow Marlow Marlow Marlow Marlow Anadarko 7 Comanche 0 V-A 0 Duncan B 0 Grandfield O Lindsay 7 Walters 7 Waurika 7 Temple 6 The captain was WAYNE SCOTT He did Marlow's punting and also scored several of Marlow's touch downs. J. T. MAYFIELD coach of the Marlow junior High football team Mickey Hoy - - holding Wayne Scott - - Kicking v ii Douglas Green and Harold Jackson Hi-lowing - - David Daubenspeck. jimmy Williams, Bill Hicks, Bobby Green, and Larry Weigand. RUNNING FORMATION LINE: Gene Abney R.E.g David Daubenspeck R.'l'.5 Harold Jack- Shot of Walters game. Marlow won 14 t0 7: son L.T., Douglas Green R.G.3 Randall It determined the conference. Williams C., Fred Burch L.G.g Thomas Car- ter L.E. Gene Abney Front: Randall Williams. Back Row: Melvin Scott, Tommy McCorkle, Charles Parsley, Wayne Scott, and Dale Burch. HIGH SCHOOL GIRL ' BA KETBALL F I t to ri bt-Neva Sue Ball, Janice Moore, janet Adams, Sandra Gilpatrick, Lavina Hallum, Shirley Cowan., Cleta rom ef g Churchwell, Coach M. W. Potts, Barbara Kimbrough, Louise Blackburn, Darlene Stephens, Anna Freeman, Tommie Lou Bearce, Huberta Gibson, and Mildred Long. As a coach, I always gain something from working with a group who, even in defeat, can fight ong and so I am proud of these girls and their efforts. With seven sophomores and six juniors back next year the future looks good. Coach Louise decides differently 9, Ai it A1 fx K1 ' 'P ' - ! x 'HL 5 9 lx-, ,, 'iz kg fiygwfw 'EN I, H6 N LW ' as f 1 it 5 eos r 2: : ik iff gif, ' wg 'Wu-1 ,M itll- s 4' QW ,V . 52 , m 5' ks if ff X -M ,W 2, g LQ 'Q x . Q, A 44 J I Q38 gd N 1 fw-H ki V W V - y. :gf 1 I , -6 i ,rfgfit f 1 Lx , 3ZA fx . I -4 if sf wi, we K :wg 6 iv-m ' iff? ii Q 3, v W JK Y fi, ' I 'K Q f i F L. , ,Q .pa uf .fu .t Avi XX l , 4 Q S 9 V 1' 2 , . 4 s g E54- Y R i Back Row: Harold jackson, Gene Abney Thomas Carter Charles Parsley Kenny Krng Randall Wxllxams Bobby Green j. T. Mayfield, Coach. Front Row ames Black Dale Burch Tommy McCorkel Don Holmes Roger Potts Wayne Scott, H55 goes for tip Gene Abney, nr25, and Chas Parsley, dll, stand by. Nd-an Ill. 'V' 1 H - WW, , 5 , , t M 15 lfif V? Tile: :fr-rl. Front Row, Left to Right: Carl Baughn, Boudreau Gibson, Clyde Coleman, Gene Ward, Bill Wortham, jimmy Kulbeth, Gordon Auton, Bob Littrell, David Clampitt. Second Row: Grant Hampton, Steve Cook, Bob Vestal, Paul Dennis, johnny Horton, Charles Starritt, jim Armstrong, Odell Daubenspeck, Coach Pickett. Third Row: Sam Watkins, Charles Stepp, l ' d Dick Hoy, jerry Shaw, jerry Lowe, Roy Black, Roy Taylor, Tommy Gardner, Ronnie Callaway. Back Row: Me vm Ban y, Leonard Webber, Don Ted Tomlinson, Bill Beaubien, Lyndell Shoemaker, Ronnie Stewart, Ronnie Potts, Gerald Spivey. ClamPi'5t Clears the bar with ease' Everyone listens as the Coach gives some advice. -55... EE .a,!' SM' Getting ready for a fast 100 yard dash. ijiscus. U V Coleman clears the bar with inches to spare. Bandy heaves the shot high tm 2 f V Iii X -f 2' 4. + f .n.' l It s Wi? We 5 ' We E Kixhq AM .I Q '1- Qs.. 7 i ' fx ,K , N .., Gibson, Cook, Shoemaker, and Coleman go over the first line of hurdles. JU 1011 HIGH TR CK was Back Row: standing, Coach J. T. Mayfield, David Dauberspeck, Thomas Carter, Randall Williams, Bobby Green, Kenny King, Harold jackson, Charles Parsley, Tomm McCorkle, Gene Abney, Fred Bauch, Homer Hamm, Don Holmes, Ronnie Brown, Donnie Gibson, Donald Singleterry, Bill, Hicks, Donald Waller. F-ront Row: johnny Jacks, Roger Potts, james Black, Bobby Couch, Larry Mcwarrers, Eugene Webber, Donald Burch, Mickey Hoy, and Dale Burch. Harold, Bobby, Dale, and Ronnie toe the mark. Charles prepares to unwind. l El l M-, Randall lleaf-'lS d0W!l the SU'CICh- Tommy, Gene, Mickey, and Johnny are about to take off. ' -53- X9 Y? if - 5 .ix-1 awww F, I W, ik 'Q W A gfazmvwww' W vu , X f 5 ?'f s, xi K , 1 I ' MW 1 '-.L'1:wuwvlvxunw-N2 Sv gk N Nw ,4 SENIGR CLASS X ,E THREE YEARS AGO the Senior Class of 1957 entered the halls of M.H.S. and were faced with the task of living up to traditional standards. They now have experienced the victory and the achieve- ment of their goal. They leave behind them an outstanding record in scholarship, citizenship, sportsmanship, and leadership to friends, school, and community. jack Parman has been an outstanding class president, sharing honors with Billie Lowe, vice- presidentg Judy Brazil, secretaryg Maudie Rife, Treasurerg and Ruth Robertson, Reporter. Mrs. Amy Millwee and Mrs. Mildred Prater have served as sponsors for the class of '57. 1601 R A MON A ARMSTRONG l .ll.A., Basketball l year GLORIA ASKEY - Honor Society, Outlaw Staff Artist, Pep llluh Historian, Round-Up Assistant lidittur ii-iii, lixlsltethall l year GORDON AUTON lionthall 2 years, track, Outlaw Staff, Honor Society, Round-Up Stnfl NllCl.VIN HANIJY lftmtluall fi years, Track, Haskel- lvall l!Il.l.Y FRANK liliAllHll-IN lfootlmll 4 years, Speech, Honor Society, Track HRl'iNl7A TH.Al'i lf Cihorus. l5lll.A, l .lI.A., Band, Speech Activities 4llllTY HRAKII. Cheerleailer 2 years, Sec,-Treas. Senior Class, Pres, l7lil,A, Miss l lil.A, lgqflv-5 N, lltintur Society. HARP-ARA HROWN Junior Class President, Outstand- ing Speech Student 1955-56, All- State Play Cast 1955-56, Sub-Dis- trict Vice-Chairman l .ll.A. 1955- 56 lliiund-up Staff Society hditor llll.I. HOATMAN Tkl 3 years l3AVll7 t'l.AMPl'l l' Football, Student fiouncil Repre- sentative, Track, All-District and All-Conference Back, Pep- Clluh llutltly MARY CONWAY TRI STHVIC tjoolt Football, Track, All-County and All-Conferenve lintl, Basketball, FBLA KlQNNl'iTll COOP Eli TRI, Student Council Representa- tive, F.F.A. Sec.-Treas. JO ANN COX Flil.A, Round-Up Staff, F.H,A. ORVll,l.li ClII.l.UM TRI, Band HOB l-'LURRY Football, Track, l4oy's Quartet, Pres. Freshman lilass, TZQI l'llfR'l'llA TAYLOR l'lAl.li Outlaw Staff Advertising, I-',H.A. -lAJNl l.l. HARRIS Speech Activities, lf.ll.A., Chorus Pep lfluh, Round-llp Stall JIMMY IIOWARD lf,lf.A., TSI, Speech DOROTHY jONliS l HI,A, Pep Club, limpireg Cfom- mercial Club, Paper Staff, l.ihrary Staff. 'RIF wav' Q. ,,,t,y, c. X, We ..,-A ,v ' S , A TW 'fl' I ,,. i 5 5 Q' :rf a- ii? X LADEMA jONl-IS Stutlent Council Pres., Outlaw Staff lfditor, lfootball Que-en, llonor Society, Chorus NANCY JONES Student Council Sec.-Treas., Sec. Treas. l llLA, Outlaw Staff, Chor- us, Round-Up Stall l5AliRliLl. KIRKFS F.l-IA. MARY Kl'iYKlfNl5Al.l. FBLA, TRI, lland, Pep-Cluli KliNNliTli LANSFORI3 Band Drum Major, Round-Up Staff, Speech Activities, Boy's Quartet, Pep Club lludrly Attendant BOB LITTRELL Football, Track, F.l-IA., Basket- ball, Speech Activities BILLII-Q Ll-Ili LOWE Editor of the Round-Up, Outlaw Staff 3 years, Vice-Pres. Senior Class, Honor Society fl years, FBLA RONNIE MASTON Football, Track, Operetta, Speech Activities Vl-IRNliLl, MASTON Velma-Alma, llonor Society, Na- tional llonor Society Sec., Glee Club, Chorus, Speech Activities TOMMY MCCONNlfl.L Football, Round-Up Associate liditor, Track, Freshman Hand President DAVID MCCORMICK F.F.A., Basketball, Track, Vice- Pres. F.F.A., Livestock judging Team, Speech Activities SHIRLEY MONDS Chorus, Honor Society, Round-llp Staff, Outlaw Staff, Pep Club Reporter JOYCE MOSS Tkl, FBLA, Pep Club, Sec, Treats TRI, Round-Up Staff JACK PARMAN Senior Class Pres., Pres. F.F,A. 1956-57. Football 3 years, Speech Activities, llonor Society RONNll'i Plfl7DYCOAliT T841 MOONYHEN POLLARD Speech Activities, F.ll.A., Chorus, Cheerleatler 2 years, Rountl-llp St- aff LOU ANN PRYOR l-'.ll,A.,llray, Vice-Pres. of lunior Class MAUDIH llllflf FBLA Reporter, l:.ll.A. Sec., Assistant Sec. of Sr. Class, Sec.- Treas. Pep Club, Senior Football Queen Attentlant IZRWIN lilGl7ON Sophomore President, junior Vice- Pres. PAT RlTTliR Rush Springs, lland, Cheerleader, Basketball, Marlow: llonor Society Chorus DONALD ROLLINS Football l year, Basketball I year. Sr. Class Cheerleader, Track JUAN RUHHINS Outlaw Staff 3 years, F.l5.A. Queen 1091,-if, Honor Society, If H A l'l'll A ..., . RUTH ROBliRTSl5N y l3RI,A, Pres. anti Vice Pres. F,ll,A,, Pep Club, Senior Class Reporter, Round-lip Staff jl'fANl'Nl ROBINSON Pep Ciluh, TSI Queen H251--57 HIl,l.ROX1l' l'i.lf.A,, l .l .A. luslglng Team, Imskt-tlmll BARBARA RllSSlil.l. Pep Vlulw, lf.H.A., Chorus, Honor Society TIMMY SHARP lfrmthull, Track, l'.l'.A., TKT, llxorus l.YNlTl',l.l.SIIUFMAKT-iR Football, F.lf.A., lf,F.A. Trea- surer, Track. Speech Activities l RANKll'. SMITH TRI, 1f,11.A,, I-'Bl.A, Chorus l'RlSfill.l,A SPARKS TRI I1ARl.liNli S'I'Ifl'lIIiNS llztsltetball Al years, ljep Klub, lf.H.A., Outlaw Staff lllARl.lfS STl'il'l' TRI RUNNII-' STI-QWART lfoorlmll, l5.F.A., Truck, Chorus Round-llp Staff JIMMH' Slllf VIESTAI. Stud:-nt Council Rc-prtAsent,mrive, l Hl.A, Outlaw Staff, Honor Soc- iety, Chorus l'lll.l. W'Al.Kl1R Footlmll, Hantl, Trarlc, l l3l.A MARY SI'Ii ViAl.KlfR If.H.A.,l'epC1lub,Cihorus, FBLA CLYIWI' V'Al.l.N Han-l. l ,F,A., l lil.A Vice-Pres rdent 1956-S7, Round-Up Staff SAM WATKINS Football, Track, Round-Up Staff, Chorus WAYNE Wll.HIiI.M F.F.A, Treasurer, F.F.A. Live' stock judging Team, Chorus Speech BFTTY LOU WURTHAM F.H.A., Pep Vlub 39 '2 5 Q1 J, , mx ww, ' f ' N TOMMY LOU BEARCE GAYLE SANDERS KATHRYN MATTHEWS FAYE STEPP .IU IOR C ASS ., 1 1? K THE lUNlORS, emerging from their sophomore year, are now acquainted with the responsibilities of uppercllssmtn assuming their share of the work of student council and the annual Junior-Senior Prom, the Concession stantl mtl other activities. Under the guidance of their chief sponsor, Miss Margaret Hodnett, and assistant sponsors--Mrs. Reba Worth am Mrs Bess White, and Mrs. Melvin Potts--the juniors played a major role in the leadership of our school. Being led by Tom mie Lou Bearce, presidentg Gayle Sanders, vice presidentg Emily Wickizer, reporterg Faye Stepp, treasurer and Kath ryn Matthewsg secretaryg the junior class completed a highly successful year. IIELILIN AMERSON TERRY ANDERSON JIM ARMSTRONG LOUISE III.ACKRl'RN REBA BOOTH JAMES BROOKS JO ANN CARTER LARON CHILDS KENNETH COCHRAN FLYDE COLEMAN SHARON COLEMAN MARSHALL CURTIS ODELL DAITIENSPECK PAl'I. DENNIS DAVID DERRICIO GI-IRALD DIRIVKSON DONNA EDWARDS CAROLYN ETIER GENA FISHER WENDELI. FREEMAN IIVDERTA UIRSON SHIRLEY HALF LAVINA IIAI.I.l'M ALTON IIAWKINS JOHNNY IIORTON RICHARD Han' JOANNA JAFKS ROBERT KELLY DALE KIZARR JIMMY KI'I,I'4ETII A A I A I. M YASA if 1' . , n 'stu :I xy f'W.,. h ' I uh I -:iv if .L J ,QUE . X A ec t wmv .,- emu 'I T , ,Q-'iq' E 7 u v f: Q-Q4 ,gf WANONA LAMB MILDRED LONG CARLENE MCCARLEY CAROLINE MCC AU L EY TOMMY MCLEAREN JANICE MOORE WILLIAM MORRIS JAMES NICHOLS VERI. PALMER DONNY PATTERSON JOHN PATTERSON VICKY PITMAN WILLIAM RITTER ERMA ROGERS MARION RIIMMELI. DORIS SMITH JERALD SPIVEY CHARLES STARRITT JERRY THOMAS LINDA THOMPSON PAUL TRAMMELI. PAT TLRKETT GENE RAY WARD JEAN WARREN EMILY WICKIZER GAYLEN WILLIAMS BILLY RAY WORTHAM DUANE WORTHAM BOBBY JOE WYATT BOBBY MCCOWN Inc pictuxel JANET ADAMS ' JOHN ADAMS STEVE ALLEN JACK ANTHONY ROY LEE BLACK 59 - - . I f. ,yu x RUBY ARD NEVA SUE BALL -, CARL BAUGHN LINDA BLACKBURN I FRANK BLAYLOCK . ,. . m J. . In l3ll.l. BOTH R .: 5 f , -ff I 1 .,,,, H5 'bf A NEUl.l.1jR.J BROWN , V1- Y , NOAL BROWN ' ' 1 K 7 RANDALL BURTON f. A H! y. f . , it ' 1 II' VERNON BURTON V h . JUDY BYNUM jf? ' RONNIE CALLAWAY :1 J ' DD,W . .I CLETA CHURCHWELL fri 5 RHILDA SMITH I VIRGINIA MCCOWAN CNO PICTUREH Y K7 PM SOPHCDMORE CLASS IN SEPTEMBER, 1956, ninety-five new Sophomores enrererl Marlow High School. The officers chosen Io represenr This Class were Russell Slone, pres- idenr, assisted by Bobby Vestal, vice-presidenxg Marilyn Garrison, sec- rerary and rreasurerg and Norma Sue Rogersg Reporter. The class chose as their sponsors Mr. Johnny lsernhagen, Mr, Ernest Muncrief, and MI. 1. l'. Mayfield. 3' .Q .fx .- . H' A L 5. I EI VA , Ik!! 'I V , 'Q,i JF , A Iii I f I IV? 9 f I, . . ., ,, DWI ,nee I K . K A Izmhy i AA Q I If JY mmf I E.. fi! Q' ff 'T' ,- G - I, ,, . E ,MII L.--1 If 1 H AQ' I V In xfA,. . - 'A 11f5Ii,I?f T' W ' Q My W - A AREA? K. 'L 1 5 E-A: ,J I R5 if ig .. ' Y T EV' I. Rv-' 51 fax, , NR I 1 SIA. - LI - 15:5 I I ,I Iwi ' ,4 23 I 2 .I M Q 24010 QW s BF DOROTHY CONWAY SHIRLEY COWAN JIMMY DERRICO CARI. DITTNI-IR RICKY DIINKIAN DAVID ELAM JOYCE I-'ARMER LEWIS FARMER FORREST FILES CHARLES FINE EVELENE FISHER ANNA FREEMAN TOMMY FOWLER TOMMY GARDNER MARILYN GARRISON BOIIDREAII GIBSON SAIINDRA GILPATRICK JESSE GRICE GRANT IIAMI-'TON OLEN HARRISON BARBAR A HART SHIRLEY IIARRELI. SHARON IIOWARD SCARLETTE IRWIN JERRY JONI-QS LORETTA JONES BARBARA KIMIZROIZGH ALMA SIIE KIRKES sIIIRI.I-:Y KIILHI-ITII PAT LANSI-'ORD JERRY I.DwE GI.EN I.owRY IUDITH MARRS GENE IIICQAIILEI' RIIDY NICCGRHICK ALBERT MrGREGOR VELMA MONDS LEROY MONTGOMERY BARBARA MORRISON BEVERLY NICIIOLSON RAY PEDDYCOART GLEN PIERCE DANNY POOL RONNIE POTTS JANET PRATI-fR KAY PRYOR LAWANNA REED JIMMY ANN RIFE NORMA ROGERS RUTII SANFORD EDGAR SIIARVER JERRY SHAW BOBBY SHORT DAVID SINGLETERRY covA JEAN SMITH VIDLET SMITH ANITA STARRITT ARCHIE STOGSDILI. RUSSELL STONE ROY TAYLOR DON TOMLINSON DEOLA TRAVIS ETIIEL TIJCKER JAMES IINDERWOOD BOB VESTAI. JANETTE WALKER LORETTA WATKINS LEONARD WEBER REBECCA WILMOTII DUANE WEIGAND RUTH YOUNG GENE ABENY LINDA SUE ATKINSON ETTA MAE BALL BETTY BANDY FRED BAUCH DANNY BLACKBURN TOMMY BLACKBURN LITRECIA BOWDEN LINDA BOYD MARIE BOYLESS LINDA BOYLESS LINDA BRAZIL VESTA BRISCOE jl,lNE BROADSTREET RONNIE BRDWN RONNIE BUFKIN DONALD BURCH KAY BYNUM THOMAS CARTER KENNETH COWAN GLORIA CROUCH W I N 36-45 in I 'S S V ' A v , n fizmv FRE HMAN C ASS Freshman Class officers are: Evelyn Davis, president: Wayne Scott, vice- presidentg Ann Stevens, secretary and trensurerg and Tommy Mclforkle, Sponsors are: Mrs. Lester Wade, Mrs. Reba Worzham, and Mrs. J. T. May- . mein' I i mi 'mv Wm W . 1. Q , 'Ml if . -. 4 7 Mgr 5, 54.57 w i I. 5 , fy I . 'K I 3. A 'lv Wi AES., 44' . Wi Q af I If i,,.I , . A I 3. I 'I I H S I , up , W F' A In 9 , in SW K . I I , I 4 fig, .4 'M 3 X X V? I I ?'f I I . M II . In-J' I .Q ,. . J! - ' ' .I I' . ,QP I' I, , THAT ,S Q, A 1, , .wif V' lf! 'Av I qv , .H .L Iv. sl. . U1 .' I1 II. I, -HI. W4 xl f 3. ,- ,. SA.. .. ,. ik . 1 Mm . r g I A i fig ' 'SQ ' A? W , S , , . 'J' T' . IV, ax! 'Af-us-I 5 f f? ' S IW H I I . .I f 5' I Iwi' A X . 1 , B. f .Sz Nl , 5, -. Wi . K if WIS! , .-as .X ., , S3 af ,fy 5 S. S.. 5 'Abu' I jfq Q97 + M , .. 1 - ' . - : fig' 1 -I . 'il Vw I ,I . . I YQ? I ' I I , ,.,, 51 'Sf' S DAVID DAUBENSPECK EVELYN DAVIS MARY LOU DAVIS WOODY GAMMEL RICKY GATLIN DONNIE GIBSON LINDA GIBSON JUDY GOINS NELDA GOLDSTON BOBBY GREEN WANDA GRICE CHARLOTTE HALLUM VERNON HEATH BILLY HICKS BOBBY HIGGINBOTHAM LINDA HILL BILL HINCHEY PEGGY NELL HOWARD DON HOWARD MICKEY HOY SUE IANE HUGHES JOHNNY IACKS HAROLD JACKSON SHIRLEY IOHNSON BARBARA IONES JUDY IONES LYNDA JUNKINS KENNETH KING SUE KIZARR ROGER LAMB JAMES LEWIS TOMMY MCCORKLE ARVITA MCCORMICK IEWELL MCELHANON REBA McKAY RONALD MARLOW SHIRLEY MATTHEWS BETTY MELTON NEWTON MOORE TOMMY MYERS LINDA OLVEY CHARLES PARSLEY KENNETH RICHEY LAWRENCE RIDLEY VERNE ROWE CHARLES RUSSELL LARRY SCOTT MELVIN SCOTT WAYNE SCOTT CAIIOLYN SIIAKP DORIS SIMS JOYCE SIMS MELVIN SINGI,IaTIiRRY JAMES SMITH DOROTHY KAY SMITII KATIE SPARKS RONNIE SPARKS ANN STEVENS MYRA STINNETT MARGARET SWAGERTY LARRY THOMAS LINDA THOMAS RONDA TODD NANCY TOW KAY TURKETT COY WALLER BETTER WARREN LARRY WEIGAND RANDELL WILLIAMS LINDA WORTHLY The Eighth Grade, now acquainted with life in.junior High, are advancing onward. They have chosen as their class officers johnny Mack Williams, president, James Black, vice-president, Larry McWatters, secre- tary 8: treasurer, and Ginger Pryor, reporter. Their sponsors are Mrs. Marie Peale, Mr. Dwight Gayle, and Mr. John Hoy. 5' n rn t e 2-as W ' WE ,12iNi I -uve I L E E A :S .536 ' ff I WM' If :'f T H, J in E' A Ewa Eff N+WJ EAAA swirl was .. w.vfa ,Y , V -A . K O gi, Q, 33 .. ., nw. s I . -.Si DKK MARY LEE ADAMS HOWARD ARMSTRONG BETTY LOU BALL LARRY BARNHOUSE IAMES BLACK HARVEY BOATMAN WANDA SHARRON BOYCE LINDA BROWN GLENDAL BROWN BOBBY BUCHANAN STEVE CALHOUN TOMMY CAMPBELL RANDALL COLEMAN BOBBY COUCH BETTY DAUBENSPECK CARL ELROY GENE FARMER MARTHA FREEMAN TROY FREEMAN JACKIE GARDNER CHARLENE GASTON DOUGLAS GREEN IANIS GREEN LORETTA FAYE GODLEY JOHN GOLDSTON LOUISE HANNIS WAYNE IIAWKINS EVELYN SUE HEATH DONNA HEFFINGTON BILL HILL EDDIE JONES LARRY KELLY IOYLENE KIMBROUGH PATSY KULBETH EDWINA LAMB DOUGLAS MADER LARRY MCWATTER ELLA MAY NICHOLS GINGER PRYOR JANEICE RICHEY GARVENE ROBBINS SHARON ROBINSON KENNETH ROGERS DAVID SAMUEL BILL SANDERS ROBERT SHAHAN DONALD SINGLETERRY RAYMOND SMITH BILLY W. SOAPES BILLY RAY SOLOMON GENE SOLOMON TOMMY SPARKS MARY STAFFORD RALPHIE STONE EDITH TAYLOR SANDRA THOMAS DONALD WALLER IOHNNY WALKER SUSAN WARREN RAY WATKINS MARTHA WEBB EUGENE WEBER GENE WHALEY BARBARA WILSON JOHNNY MACK WILLIAM JIMMY WILLIAMS LARRY WORTHAM LENDOL WORTHAM GAYLE ZUMWALT S CHARLA ANDERSON IOYCE ARTRE BILL BALL JANICE BALL IOAN BARNHOUSE IIMMIE BARTON PHILIP BAIIGHN BARBARA KAY HEAIIBIEN BETH BEAVERS ANITA BLUE GLFQNDA BROWN DALE BURCH GEORGE CAMPBELL BUDDY CANNADAY PJ - ' 'Rf3x.:2:5:Y:'R..i1? , 1 ' I 2'A1+ 5Pf El Y - --,.MfQ.Mf: , :. -V if if f t.,5?--- - Y? H GE 1 , I... 'inn L R 7 mu 3 l,.tV,,,f A gif- L gag 4 ROBERT LEE CHAPMAN GARY DON CLAMPITT LINDA KAY COLE DONNIE COPELAND LORETTA ANN COTTON SUE COWAN DOYLE CULLIJM SHARRON CURTIS BILLY DAIIIKENSPECK JOE DAVIS MIKE DAVIS JERRY DIINGEY LYNDA ELLIOTT CAROLYN FARRAR DONNA FILES BOBBY FISII JIM FLIIRRY JUDY FDWLINIR JDSEPIIINE GRIQIE DAVID IIALIN: JANICE HALIIMARK DON HANLEY LARRY IIATFIELD DAVID HAUGIIT YULAND IIAWKINS LINDA IIICKS SHERRY HINKIE RECILLA KIMBROUGH GEORGE KULBETH DONNA LANDRITII DONNA LANSFORD ROY MCCAIILEY PAT MCGREGOR BARBARA MCKINNEY BILLIE SUE MOORE JERRY MONTGOMERY DUANE MORRISON JUDY MORRISON JOEL PATTERSON LARRY PEDDYCOART CAROLYN PIIIPPS FRANKLIN PIERSON DENNY POLLARD ROGER POTTS BETTY PRATER MELODY PRICE GERALD PRYOR BOBBY DON RIFE JUDITII ROGERS SANDRA ROLLINS DONNA RIITLEDGE PATSY SIIAW DIANNA SHORT ANN SINGLETERRY MIKE SINGLETERRY WANDA SMITH DARREL SPIVEY LINDA STI-,WARD SIIE STULTZ DON CHARLES TALLEY LEON TURNER ROSALIE TOM KAY WALKER DALMA WATKINS JUANITA WATSON BERDINE WEATHERLY MARILYN WI-IIGAND ZELMA WHITE FRANCIS WRIGHT BILL YOUNG OTHER PERSONNEL Cafeteria Manager, Mrs. Charlotte Kulbeth, center, Mrs. Mary Bauch, left, and Mrs. jessie jones, assistant cooks. BUS DRIVERS: Whit Payne, Haskell Florence, and Oran Scott. john Maddox CUSTODIANS: Nay Varner and J. C Nite. Q Captain Bob Littrell places the crown on the head of her excellency, Ladema jones, and adds the traditional kiss. -761 Carl Baughn, Scarlett Irwin, Bob Littrell, Queen Ladema Jones, Butch Starrett, Kathryn Matthews, David Clampitt, and Maudie Rife pose for a quick picture. AM nqg 5 , QUE15 ATTE DA T Mr, Cox chauffeurs Queen Ladema and her at- tendants Maudie Rife, Kathryn Matthews, and Scarlett Irwin around the field - 1- 1 ,N' Q l ' ....,. I ' IQ w-al SCHOOL LIFE :I-J -,....,.. ww' EASE SNAP SHOTS S. hymn...- 43 S2 3 , .A 4 S 5 555325255559 1 , S fm ff 43' 1 s f H' l s W ii -1 4' Y 1 ,S i 'ri-5 -'Hdfh 'E 5 Q. Cfx f?.S 1:f ,iw All 'lgzudhqb wk-Af' N at 5' 4 mm a G v if f Q st 5 U 1 , - 'ix will it tomato rnss? 4vAsK ' . I Sonny 'btgut that Fmlnllq made rt, 435,31 -gm Q' rmuum. X A W' QTAPC 4 X2 K 1 il, I 4 A 0.4 9+ step nqninl WF O :Ration X .2 A f P -3712, C 502' V ff A 0,14 4QAf I V ff SF, W Z W Z sf 53 g 29 :W e W gf'f ff X 9 Need V Z, V31 is 5 . I! 'neue rv Q Lim? 4ki'l5 B 4' 'uv' Bliu Y , 6' Tv C 6 A 'X 3 Q? 2 2 if 2 , - , Im Just' 0 SIN-'G to-lou 1 ,B 'falling Q vs.. -4:5 J -Sl-'16 A A E J0n0.S,hMhLdxQ ,er ' X Ohhh no mV lA . ' ' ff algal X nk x f BL, ou At 9 XXf'1X,lf'f-- YN? not Q..u..4, Mn. Rl. bi ,- il lf! V J... N ': f ' 1 X Y? NN 3 Y 04 !1y:vV X W. . Q 3 New Q . I could tl..-. An? 'f . 7 I g yyh. 1 ',f . . ,K.L :vixlq X xx 1-1. -I if. s ' , M ... xt-2 ' Hou 'n B nd doc! - ' i K! X OINK. 0 N I .A I ,Q 3 'Q SQ? Q V Z sv 1 if . A 'thlnxg SX Ulllzuieivwi ll V bg Dgzufs the. gupid-7? I' ' U3 . w H be' thsqrs? , L,k .lm wt 'Q Q 7 . x v K iff' a A 1 X T 5 Q ' 0 ' ' up 13 xk 'A af' miracles Neue.l. da H E cease. Indus'l2n.ious7 B-5 Tha irdiidl Cuteu bu h? if X b 4yl X x N ' 1- K M1 X ,V 'I A ,Az fff , , b fL , G I X , Tffsvf , Q x X 1 , f -Q , - , . . wx r X . 4 - Eawpc- Th.rce's q e.ll.o:od 4 09 009' . Y , I-3 F- I K v ' -D X HQM. A IUC. 'Vo' The Lena Stgamqgg, V , , AJ dliqunif. - YI - . ,iff ' fl ' J Junta, annul' :ton 'L Elia. if 7 I. A . 9 v' 2 ., AAMM ' N 'f ',, S .V.A i k . J1 - FI' 't I 9 ' The. big and the. littll o-I' It 'nqnawxv . fe- 54- v if XZ X 'I Ne. le.-ss - Q N 1-x' ,N sf7 mm' - . 5 x .L - I ' M - ' 5.6 I Thsilmflg mu.-Lzrtpels - 14 W NW H144 3' A Stn.ik.e. en. -:pane ? ' H ' Ss V V' 'Z '? :,,f V , QL if -,3 N. nt I gi L J -,- ZZ J. .?1- ,,,, W-fgl 'l ,flsk ln rw , Q.. Apt 57 : x ,-,,.--'- f . J vfl xy 2' v 4 f XCX Ek f gf N KN L -:ff-fx Qllge I ,WK A, K W 4 1 A ! ' 4 Zi, ' 1 ff,. X L ff' ? jf G nl f 3 J f H .7 0 , if f f r ' 2 In -rv D , Z Xl . on f Be Cfqe Z R, Q Qi ' Q' K X I ' K Q f- 5? 5 u A e .v... , KA K 6. 0 . 2 4 L Q... : J M P x' iff D Qxx,ql M ,Q 5 ,gf fi 4g,.yfl313:-'3,:23,v'f-gi If 'xx In L fl This Is F +L Q 5 Y C ' oo AW A MM 'Z I x ' Q 9 HV ,, , 23 :, '?A 'MH SFSBUOM aan - . 5 Te c 'R ? M J FRlQNd5? 3 I! , H K in , if Q -A 4 - Z ' - A A V : I V f xg '7 . 4 V! LA . Q A , q Y c +fP Y Q 2- Out ' L-+23 al ,auf P HM 1'11-4: ' 1 4, . S ' uk lfiff B-1'-'J in T 5 Q RA d - . Y E efifg i lx I J' f ,, , 4 an 'x 5RRiNq N S' 2 - '7 1 S 'WS 'Tv , '4 'f1,w f N' S W 'WHL , M914 EiNS'HeN in 3 ffff .1 WM Z 7' 1 g ' j .Z . . ,t G ' 3-, . ,Ava-'f7'k,,- X ff N 45. .ev M , ,., rff' 'i A s ' ' H R only 5-hy' H,V , W A ig . jgsmwe FLAT HO 1 IM!! FM, . 'LQ .g Gfimlf i f . ,I ' Two af iQ My Z I? kk ff 4 N QI? ' ' .y,, l . ff ' EV V' , Q l ,- . Thus ' V, X , 5 13 . ' Q R 506 f QU gm J , ,v Qi ,.,, Q fiffi ,Z:LL ss 710 l'gL2j,',en 5 W A. ff 'Z you ix . iq S. 'rim an LErL.1Ui 0 'J - 1 N X Vg f- ,114 Q Q Who, M82 5. 3 f - Lx i V I Z Q X ,QW pgay K lm X. X QS Md g Thaf'5 In +654-'Y' I 'W I lx ullllmwlnnlmp. I s Nm W s .nlnwm Res+iN3 I figs 'Me 3 F , K ,:,'l. ' f 'N Sorry about those stickers. mi 'M But Mother - I didn'r have a Hobos watching races thing to wear. HOBO DAY QS 1 ! Q But Coach-my mouth is full! Industrious?? Typical Hobo wk And I'm an Olvey too!! H-A-N-D-S O-F-F I-O-H-N Ain't he cute. Our He-man?? No-I'm the cutest. Those peas slippery? 184, Y, TO YOU WHO GRADUATE IN 1957 When you have graduated this year, you will commence another part of your life. A great num- ber of graduates leave Marlow to make a h h l ' place, some continue to live in Marlow. Wherever you live, this-bank with more than 48 years of service to this community wishes everything good for you and that you may have a happy, healthful, and prosperous life. STATE NATIONAL BANK ome, ot ers go to co lege and then live at some other C. P. MCKINNEY, President Marlow' Oklahoma IRA GREEN, Vice-President TOMMY MAHAFFEY, Assistant Cashier JAMIE DENNIS, Assistant Cashier G- B- STONE, ASSiSIaI1C Cashier PEGGY HALL, Assistant Cashier SUE HALL, ASSiSl3I'II CaSl'lier 1 5 ii w ,ggi E .I. M. REYNOLDS fGROCERlliS WIFI! A GOOD REPllTA'flONl NA'I'IONAI.l-Y KNOWN BRANDS Price means nothing unless it is linked with ouality. We know that ouality is remembered long after price is forgotten. That is why we feature consistently well-known brands of unvary- ing ouality and goodness. Phone No. 22 Ynrlow, Cxklnhorrn 525 XY. Main 6, 1901 - 1957 S 0 P. V. RABV3 T PEIXN RABB JESS ADKINS BERNICE X OVNG J. B. EAVILS LORETTA EMMONS MARLOW HARDWARE CO. HARDWARE 8. PLUMBING SUPPLIES PHONE 38 Marlow, Oklahoma 212 11 M 5 lbw S in ll 5 C4RPETSi I fix S ' ve I ,ISAYIQTUR l. D. PRYOR FURNITURE AND APPlIANCES A COMPLETE LINE OF HOME FURNISHINGS FRIGIDAIRE-RCA-WHIRLPOOL-RCA VICTOR-KELVINATOR 324 South 16th P.O. Box 590 Phone 3508 Duncan, Oklahoma 'M' i Inlyi ' 'Q R' ' 5? Sy I A Y 'T' I - I 'I T MMTf4?QQy.Wm.u?-Zi? IT Mvo. 5,3 MIK ?FNTFT'iII CONGRATULATIONS T0 CLASS OF I957 AND SUCCESS IN THE FUTURE JONES 8. GRAVES DRUG COMPANY Q- , LL.,..,. J , qw , K 0 H LJ. ,,. , Qgzfg,.?:'f:,ig'i4gg. ,,.g1f,,1qQn',1.fiV:,QgT.J' fi.. A H L P ii,,,,.u,.L.,, ' . V ' --'--f-- . X' W . sf , Q K k A W hi '- . ' MK , .,Mf,,y,w .,..-w...J...-...M. N hr in l,f. ,. .,., Exim ,mi,,1ggw..aff.w.-gimig 1 'ff wi v Q ,F wing N : 2 Lf' Q- 5 1225-1'g.5j K . . mM.,,.,..., LkL. , L...Qg1.,A..Q LL,A1. . , ' f ff - 1 2? y QM A L. i,, Q, ,,X, .. . , .. I - ,V gg-1, . QI. Q :iflfii i' f A .. E A S 3, Q' vf' gil. ' - 'k :gizlw fx x -v 1 C i: 'hii f 1 ' A A A FUNERAL HOME CALLAWAY - SMITH 2 X MARLOW QUARTER BACK ClUB IN ACTION CONGRATULATES The Outlaw of 1956 and 1957 is as 1 I I I SUNRISE Mnmucs cneAM x SUNRISE DAIRY THE ONLY DAIRY IN STEPHENS COUNTY BOTTLING GRADE A MILK MILK AND ICE CREAM HOME OWNED AND OPERATED GABE FRENSLEY, OWNER, DUNCAN, OKLAHOMA M, Mi sa Thank You! m'-Uggir 1 1 .I for selecting SEMCO TIEQIIIE where quality is the .0 ' 'N It 4' .1-II standard . Immwuw 'hw -,Jwuf 'L sign .f In WWW! ,i., sEMco COLOR Pness, mc. D' 129 N.w. Third oklahoma ciw central 2-7848 FOresf 5-4487 MEADS FINE BREAD T01 Decorated Mead: Bread Cakes It's Djferent and Pastries OKLAHO CONGRATULATIONS FROM THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION I 4 MARLOW CONCRETE COMPANY READ Y-MIXED CONCRETE BOX 91 PHONE 27 MARLOW OKLAHOMA HOGAN'S Home of the Brands You Know Best wANnA's murv suor 701 SOUTH 7th PHONE 67 'BEAUTY IS OUR DUTY' MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS WAND A C LAMPITT OP ERATO 194.1 PEANUT A , , ,,w..N..,,. - Y ga mncnm s. nous: MR. 3 MRS' WWHUUSE rn A. wnsou MYERS HOTEL MR. AND MRS. CLEVE TERR CAllAWAY BUICK COMPANY PHONE 10 OW OKL .,,Aq if if' BROWN ELECTRICAL WHITE AUTO STORE Philco Appliances HOME OF GREATER VALUES Everything Eleczrical DAIAF WICKIZER MARLOW OKLAHOMA ROBBINS MOTOR COMPANY Jess KmKrmlcK's GEORGE E. ROBBINS G. EARL ROBBINS FURNITURE 8l APPLIANCE YOUR FRIENDLY FORD DEALER PHONE 39 MARLOW' OKLAHOMA PHONE 115 MARLOW, OKLAHOMA ...96.. s-mean FRANKU 5555? ffffiiiiii ' JAMES DITTNER COMPLIMENTS OF DUNCAN COCA-C0lA COMPANY 115 NORTH SEVENTH PHONE 321 W. F. lAWlER INSURANCE LILLIAN HAMMOND, SECRETARY PHONE 356 MARLOW OKLAHOMA ANTRIM LUMBER COMPANY MARLOW, OKLAHOMA -97 N TAllEY-WALKER SCRIVER - STEVENS HOSPITAL AND CllNlC COMPANY CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES INSTITUTIONAL DIVISION TO 1310 WEST RENO . . CS.W. lstj CE 2 3158 MARLOW HIGH SCHOOL OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA THE TAARLOW REVIEW HODNETT'S -1 WE RE ON OUR TOES TO DEPENDABLE MERCHANDISE HAVE THE NEWS SINCE 1906 AT YOUR FINGERTIPS PHONE 95 125-127 W. MAIN IN MARL OW SINCE 1893 MARLOW, OKLAHOMA 81 C. l. BRISCOE As I have sold my elevator, I wish to thank every one for their patronage over the past 56 years. Ihave built an office on the corner of lst and Commanche, where John Briscoe and I will con- tinue to purchase broomcorn. And if you insist on trading, come in and we'll swap dollars. At C. L. Briscoe Trading Post. But be sure and come to see me. PHONE 321 101 WEST COMANCHE C. L. BRISCOE MARLOW, OKLAHOMA HAAS DRY GOODS PHONE 64 FEATURING LARKWOOD HOSIERY AT1.35, 1.65, and 1.95 NYLON OR NYLON-STRETCH OF CHADALON YARN IE. l. HOLLAND PLUMBING EVERYTHING IN PLUMBING NEEDS FEATURING REAMS HOT WATER HEATERS KEEP-U-NEAT CIEANERS CLEAN ING AND PRESSING THAT SATISF IES SMITH MAHAFFEY, PROP. PHONE 97 612 WEST CHOCTAW CONGRATULATIONS TO THE OUTLA WS R. B. PENCER 8 CO. BETTER HOMES FOR BETTER LIVING TAYlOR'S STEAK HOUSE COMPLIMENTS OF HANlEY'S BROADWAY CIRCLE 24 HR. A DAY INVITING JEWELERS READY TO WEAR TowN af COUNTRY - TOURISTS .sf TRUCKERS 209 W. MAIN MARLOW OKLAHOMA 19g- COMPLIMENTS FROM A ' ' rmstrong s Vorrety Store GEORGE AND JOY ARMSTRONG COMPLIMENTS OF Morvin's Beauty Shop OPERATORS MARVIN, AND BERNIECE 110 SOUTH BROADWAY PHONE 533 WE SELL EXCELCIS AND REVLON M 8. H Grocery 8. Market STONE HATCHERY SUPERIOR AND HAMMOND PHONE 160 MARLOW OKLAHOMA F E E D S HUGH COLLINS, OWNER PHONE 202 Marlow BEST WMS TO THE Frozen Food lockers GRADUATING CLASS OF 1957 AND Wood Produce PHONE 521 Dr. 8. Mrs. E. H. Cotlrron 113 SOUTH 2nd MARLOW OKLAHOMA Former's Union Co-op City Cafe FEEDS - SEEDS - FERTILIZER PHONE 61 CUSTOM GRINDING, MILLING AND 205 WEST MAIN FARM SUPPLIES MARLOIX OKLAHOMA 100- Curtis Grocery 8. Market QUALITY - SERVICE PHONE 384 903K N. BROADWAY FREE DELIVERY Singleterry Service YOUR FRIEND LY TEXACO DEALER WASH, LUBRICATION, AND POLISH YOUR CAR'S BEST FRIEND ARTHUR SING LETERRY, OWNER Marlow Cleaners EXTENDS ITS BEST WISHES TO SENIORS OF 1957 PHONE 44 327 WEST MAIN STREET COMPLIMENTS OF Bill Jones CANDY AND TOBACCO COMPANY Phone 574 310 West Seminole Fletchers Bakery FOR FINE PASTRIES AND BREADS Phone 34 Maflgw Oklahoma Dora-Ann Beauty Shop 220 W. Main Phone 91 WE SELL MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS 'COMING TO US IS BECOMING TO YOU' DORA BURNETT AND LAURA CROUSEN COMP LIMENTS OF M. W. Pugh MARLOW OKLAHOMA CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1957 Glass Rexall Drug -101 lhorlow Florist 8. Nursery QUALITY FLOWERS FOR EVERY OCCASSION 'SAY IT WITH OURS' PHONE 153 OPERATED BY MR. AND MRS. C. D. BUTLER 209 WEST PAYNE The Whitewoy Grocery oncl Market PHONE 783 114 NORTH BDWY. FREE DELIVERY BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1957 Finley Plumbing Shop Huhh's Studio EXTENDS ITS BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS OF 1957 ALL TYPES OF PHOTOGRAPHS AND FINE GRAIN PRINT DEVELOPING PHONE 191 Gregston Shoe Store COWBOY BOOTS - DRILLER BOOTS REPAIRING A SPECIALTY YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME MARLOW., OKLAHOMA leo's Beauty Shop BEST WISHES TO THE 1957 SENIORS 107 WEST SEMINOLE STREET PHONE 284 Sievor's Radio C. W. Hutchins AND I 0 0 0 INSURANCE Televlsron Service Fm AUTOMOBILE ZENITH BONDS PHONE 168 306 W- MAIN MARLOW OKLAHOMA MARLOW OKLAHOMA -102- F and F Fuel 8. Supply CHAMPLIN PRODUCTS Marlow, Oklahoma O. A. FURR, OWNER 51 MANAGER 201 North Broadway Phone Rollins Tastee Freeze Phone 180 401 S. Bdwy. BEST WISHES TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1957 Cottage Cleaners ALTERATIONS CLEANING AND PRESSING Phone 297 ZEL DIAL - PROPRIETRESS Stone Sales Co. FEED, SEED, AND FERTILIZER OWNERS ALBERT STONE JACK STONE WiIson's I.G.A. Foods WE GIVE TOP VALUE TRADING STAMPS MARLOW, OKLA. . G. McWatters Agency COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE 305 West Main Street Marlow Oklahoma Phone 31 - Box 308 Doris Diner PHONE 737 FOR ORDERS TO GO VARIETY OF SANDWICHES HAMBURGERS AND HOT DOGS 'BEST COFFEE IN TOWN' GORDON, DORIS, AND CHARLEEN GASTON il COMPLIMENTS OF Bessae lamar's Beauty Shop FOR LOVELY HAIR, GET PROFESSIONAL CARE THE DIFFERENCE MEANS ADDED BEAUTY CALL FOR APPOINTMENT 607 N. Broadway Marlow, Oklahoma Telephone 228 -103 BEST WISHES TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 56 - 57 Halls Conoco Service Stat. MARLOW, OKLAHOMA Coffee Shop 108 N. BDWY. TASS AND DON MEDCALF I I J. W. Talla INSURANCE - REAL ESTATE NOTARY PUBLIC INCOME TAX SERVICE BIRTH CERTIFICATES COMPLIMENTS OF H h' Ross atc ms Sullivan Grocery 8. Market lee's Barber Shop 115 N. FIRST A309 WEST MAIN PHONE 682 FREE DELIVERY BEAT THE HEAT by calling REAT VENETIAN BLINDS VENETIAN SCREEN ALUMINUM AWNINGS BAMBOO DRAPES PHONE 280 COMPLIMENTS OF EtheIene's Beauty Shop OWNER AND OPERATOR ETHELENE PHIPPS 404 WEST JARBOE PHONE 800 104- if V X , my. - . W' We 'V o W, , f J V. 4 4 K gk, Q , 33 E JUIA' JV N' 471 gg C-f Y- fx gf fR'MJ f ' 9 3 Jvkyx jim 'V xikrli Ryxg Q ,V - n X h H MK , ,x ff' V4 - Aww 0 .ig Mb I ' 91, 'A .L 4,751-QR Y 71,1 ff! VI 'Q ' 'Y' 7 K -flffi x, -Q 4? 1,4 fc XZ .X f nm ? 3 w w ,WL Za,-jf 1145 4 A 4 f ff ,yew 1 U .JV J if C5 , 31, 1 ,V A, ,aux flgtx 6 I' . - KA Y if ' f 1' ,xxhzf ARK lux, ,fd L f' ,' ... R , kr, fl J xp ' Q ,ff K, A JA? Tffkcgfievtf QI!! ' xp? 4? Wg L ff 5 Q, llfg. . ' '.,, :lj v fl M' 1 MX fy fl, ,r , N I, L V, , ' Q 1 if W fy ff 'L W fl! NFEXDSL gv 'U 12' ' A f' NYS 3 .4 Q0 2 km M my ffffiqifk i F 5 60W ffl W X 'Q x V v ' xl A ff. ff I Y 'N Q gk! -,'1 i X . , X 5 xgv 6953 fa 1' rg v 9 Rv V x5 N 5' X may N- IV Q , . AP ,J . W XX if X X r 5 N! fr K 3 X F -,SJ sg U' .QM QT N X . kd, YN R , A-gl I A V ,. vffjgpfgiil 'Vip lx XE V f K .V .N 'J' if f XX gg I ' V , OKLAHOMA Oklahoma, where the wind comes sweeping down the plains .... ' The Oklahoma plains have been here since the beginning, the great expanses of prairie that have become trademark of the land, and of the people. Q The plains have been a home to many things. jThe great herds of buffalo rented the plains twice a year their annual migration to northem plains in the summer and southem plains in the winter. j With the buffalo came Oklahoma's first citizens, the Indians. jFollowing the buffalo herds was their only occ pation for they depended on the shaggy beasts not only for their food, but for clothing and shelter also. Q All things pass with time, and so it was with the buffalo and the red men. Gradually the plains saw the buffa disappear and with him he Indian, and a new breed develop. Q The plains now ga e a home to the great cattle herds and their masters, the Southwestern cattlemen. ffhey sz the cattle industry risx and grow, -and they watched the greatrtrail herds being driven from Oklahoma and Texas the markets at Abilene. and Wichita. jThey watched the restless pioneer, always moving west, T and forthe first tin knew the feelings of marked trails as the first settlers drove stakes into the soil to make the road for those to com Then, even as the' buffalo and Indians faded away, so came the time when the cattlemen must give way - to t farmers who tilled the fertile, virgin soil and fenced the plains to raise their crops. j Now another great industry is coming to the plains, steel towers are being built by steel men sinking tubes f into the heart of the plains searching for the valuable black gold - oil. Q Where the wavin' wheat can sure smell sweet .... Although Oklahoma is expanding and gaining new industries every day, farming is still the major industry. jFrr the cotton belt in the south to the wheat belt along the Kansas border, Oklahoma is primarily an agricultural sta Field after field of snowy cotton. fades into acres of golden grain waving in the ever present breeze. Q And the wind comes right behind the rain .... ' Regretfully, -rain is something we never seem to get quite enough of in Oklahoma. jAlways, though, there are few good showers every year. jWhen they coine, they bring with them the miracle of rebirth, carpeting the hills an plains with a rich greens Oklahoma is a wonderful place to be after a shower. fI'he air is so fresh and clean that gives one a lift just to breathe it, and the sun is bright and clear. j , Oklahoma, every night my honey lamb and I, sit alone and talk and watch a hawk makin' lazy circles in tl Sky- . - Oklahoma is fast growing and the population is becoming centralized, but still on a warm summer evening c can find a quiet, cool spot and watch that part which will never change. The hawk has been here since time. fW. the plains he has watched the country change, and with the plains he will continue, the lonely sentinel of the s and land. f As Oklahoma is a young land, so are its people young. Oklahoma is a place for dreams of the future, dreams be built and realized. jYoung people with new ideas are building Oklahoma every day, and with it, they build d nation. ' Weiknow we belong to the land, and the land we belong to is grand . . , , Yes, -we belong to our state and we are proud of our state, its ideals and accomplishments. Our pride is bc in us and no matter where we may go, -it is always there. Qklahomans who have moved and whom one meets outsi the state have only fond memories and pleasant dreams of returning' someday to Oklahoma - home. Q Oklahoma is a land of the future. jln only sixty-eight years Oklahoma has changed from a raw frontier il opened to the white settler for the first time to a modern, progressive state which can boast of new industries, int ests and communities - from a sod house on the prairie to beautiful modern homes with every imaginable conve ience - from the horse, -stagecoach, land wagon to modern cars, streamlined trains, -and jet planes - from farmi with a team of mules to the latest mechanized implements - from yesterday to today. Q And when we say, Yip-I-yippy-o-de-aye! , , , , V That can only mean one thing. jlt's football season and Big Red is on the march again. Oklahoma has me things to be proud of from rich resources to thriving industry, -but perhaps the best known is Oklahoma Univers and the Big Red team. jFor three consecutive years Oklahoma University has shown the spirit and fight tl makes for a winning team. j We're only sayin' 'You're doin' fine, Oklahomag Oklahoma, O. K. GLORIA ASKEY, Senior we mWJ E54 fafrw' 'JJ' Abntmw 6LO A W zawmrzbw fjwdzw ,ZfZLjjjM7f 5,12-9M 1 I ,' .'. If . X if X! ik tl Lk X fr iw ww X XWN fl sQ 5f'M A9 7 u Q, if fa CNA' UM ,,,,,g fwff LQ ,QM QJVLJ u LAJ'0f'Y'- ' Afw' , mil iw! DSL' D Q-QSJLQJ'-MIB X ,N-344. f ff-iq 4.4 ral, ,f2,L.1:J fha f ' , ? V ......... X5 AML,-,, f 1 Wk, 74,4 ,f7'.JE., , 5741 Mx. .,. A., QQ A-1141 ff, ,Za4-4, 764if44f'