Marlow High School - Outlaw Yearbook (Marlow, OK)

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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 '

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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..

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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..