Maud High School - Tiger Yearbook (Maud, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1953 volume:

A THE Published by STUDENT COUNCIL MAUD HIGH SCHOOL Maud, Oklahoma ‘DecUcctiitot We, the Student Council, dedicate this volume of the 1953 TIGER to the 7 . 7. A. because of the untiring aid and support this organization has given the Maud Public Schools. Standing: Larry Martin, Laura Morris, Rogean Bankston, Laura Lindsay, Donald Reed, Rex Wilson, Mr. Horn, sponsor, Jimmie Hester, Mary Caudill, Georgia Green, Phyllis Horn, Johniece Noland, Kenneth Choat. Seated: Jackie Goss, Ted Thom, Charles Villines, Merle Harris. WHEW! We sure worked hard!-----photographs, snaps, dummies, copy sheets, ads, publisher's deadlines, subscription campaigns, —all for this one book. Now it’s done! We hope you like it. Student ( auncct ■ ................................................................. Students 1953 As a man thinketh in his heart so is he My aim and purpose while here has not been to train some for leadership, some as followers, nor to follow a strict routine of democracy; it has been to train for leadership and service for all as ability and occasion permitted, toward a broad functional belief and practice of democracy instead of a limited, formal concept. The completion of this annual by the Student Council I think, is as good an example of what I mean as I could find. The entire student body has co-operated with us in a democratic way to make this year’s annual a successful venture. I wish to congratulate you each and every one and to thank you not only for your work, help and co-operation on this one project; but for your many contributions in making our school a successful school during my tenure at Maud. I extend to each and every one of you my best wishes and my prayers are that you will live happy, wholesome, and useful lives. Yours truly Albert V. Horn Superintendent Students ;™Stuaen school sp: school work t Council it this Student Bo all of ue 311 S h School traditions yours . • Wcchi ■ capal c School ScM 'guildOv? � . ,tfK -vaM dry . -xw- ti ;m rxtft RALPH CHRISTIAN Grade School Principal Sixth Grade Sc iooC A. C. ADAMS Assistant Coach Sixth Grade VIOLET BURTON Fifth Grade IRENE FINNEGAN First Grade ELMER FORREST, JR. Vocational Agriculture GERTRUDE HENDERSON Third Grade TREVA LYNN HENRY Vocational Home Economics RUBYE HOLLEY Second Grade VERNULL HORN Vocal Music 'Paccdttf E. L. MULLEN Head Coach History B. E. McCHAREN Science tyxtide Sc iaaC cc4tacUtut MR. J. D. STALNAKER School @d4t dccut MR. W. F. CAUDLE SENIORS Senior Class Officers DONALD REED- - BILLY BARTON- - PAUL MASON- - - BERTIE HARRISON ----------President -----Vice President Secretary-Treasurer ------------Reporter MRS. MAE LEACH Sponsor BILL BARTON FFA 1 Baseball 4 Basketball 3.4 Class Vice President 4 CARMEN COTTINGHAM FHA 1.4 Student Council 4 Annual Staff 4 Office 4 Basketball 1 Junior Play 3 HAROLD GOBER Football 1 Basketball 1 Track 1, 2,3 ROGEAN BANKSTON Basketball 1, 2, 3,4 Softball 1, 2 Pep Club 1, 2,3 FHA 3 MARIALENE CANTRELL Speech 1 FHA 2,4 GLENDON GARNER Football 1, 2,3,4 Track 3 FFA 1 BOB HANKS Football 3,4 Band 1, 2 Letterman’s Club 3, FFA 3,4 4-H 1 Basketball 1,3,4 Baseball 1,4 BERTIE HARRISON Basketball 1 FHA 3,4 Pep Club 1,4 Librarian 4 Office 4 Senior Play 4 FAYE HUGHES FHA 1, 2,3,4 Basketball 1 Office 4 Pep Club 4 JACK JOHNSTON Football 1,4 Basketball 1 FFA 1, 2,4 Baseball 4 FREDDY MARTIN FFA 1, 2,3,4 PHYLLIS HORN Band FHA Glee Club Senior, Junior Play Operetta Speech DONALD HUTTON Football 1, 2 Letterman's Club 3,4 FFA JOE LAWSON PAUL MASON Football 1, 2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Track 1. 2,3 Baseball 4 FFA 4 Boys' State 3 Class Secretary 3,4 DAVID MORRIS Senior Play 4 Football 4 FFA 4 Letterman's Club 4 Class Reporter 3 OTIS RAGAN Basketball 1, 2 FFA 2,3.4 Baseball 4 JOAN SHAWVER Band 2,3,4 FHA 1,2,3,4 Girls’ State 3 Office 4 Glee Club 3 Football Queen 4 Class Vice President 3 Senior Play 4 Junior Play 3 WILLIAM VANCE Baseball 4 RICHARD NORMAN Football 2,3,4 Basketball 1, 2,3,4 Letterman's Club 3,4 Track 3,4 DONALD REED FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 FFA President 4 FFA Treasurer 3 Class President 1, 2,3,4 Basketball 1,4 Annual Staff 3,4 Student Council 4 Librarian 2 DeLANA TIFFIN Basketball 1, 2,3,4 Softball 2,3,4 Pep Club 1, 2,3 FHA 1,2 OMEGA WILLIAMS Basketball 1, 2,3,4 Pep Club 1, 2,3 Softball 1, 2,3,4 FHA 1 Seaton. 'lofzJtecy As I glanced at the shelves in the city library, my eye was attracted by a thin, red leather volume. Taking it down, I saw the title was Who's Who and Why In Maud. Eagerly I turned the pages and read the preface. I'll omit the dates of birth and names of the relatives to save space. I regret that Paul Mason, our old classmate, died recently at the age of 99, while experimenting in the interest of science. His thirty gallon copper still blew up in his cellar, killing him, his wife and seventeen children and grandchildren. Carmen Cottingham is the world's swimming and diving champion. Her hobby is doing the swan dive from a hundred foot ladder into a pool without water. She also teaches at a fish school and keeps a seal farm on the coast of Alaska. Fay Hughes is president of the Tom Thumb Telephone Company. She is known for never giving the right number and never missing a conversation. Her favorite saying is, Number, please. Otis Ragan is now head bookkeeper in the combined grocery store and filling station at Punkin Center. His success is spurred on by his beautiful wife, Jackie Sue, who was bom crazy and re- cently had a relapse. DeLana Tiffin is noted for her lavish and charming hospitality to visiting celebrities. She recently entertained the celebrated assistant to the secretary's secretary of Lower Slobovia and Tarzan. She is an active member of the Daughters of the Dirty Dozen. I was very disappointed to hear of Joe Lawson's failure to major in dog catching at Blue Heaven University. He was kicked out and black-listed from all colleges for being caught putting fleas in the girls’ dormitory at two in the morning. Phyllis Horn is a radio comedienne and every night over Station NUT she gives the correct version of Goldie Locks and the Peroxide bottle. Jack Johnston is a famous movie producer. His best known films are The Canterbury Tales and The Private Life Of An Australian Porcupine. His hobby is making money and crocheting bathmats. William Vance is a professional ballet dancer who has been married and divorced three times. The grace and original dance technique for which he is noted was acquired while vacationing with a head- hunter in the Belgium Congo. Freddy Martin recently did a great service to humanity. He was selected from a group of three morons to go over Niagara Falls in a pop box. The test was a great success--the pop box came through without a scratch. Several friends and relatives gathered the next morning to hear the last rites of Freddy Martin. Pee Wee Hutton is an orchestra leader and composer of distinction. He plays an electric sweet potato in the New York Philharmonic Orchestra. He recently composed the music score to the famous picture success. Durango's Peril. Richard Norman has an onion farm down in Texas. He recently won first prize at the World's Fair for me largest onion in the world. His hobby is working in his fertilizer plant and beating his wife. His motto is, Odorless but Effective. Mariaiene Cantrell is a famous war heroine. While serving as a nurse, she became famous for carrying three men and a jeep across the Rhine River while being chased by a Communist tank. Pesty Reed is a famous modem artist. He studied in Siberia, painted in Russia, and won a $2 prize in an insane asylum. Two of his most recent paintings are The Idiot’s Grandchild and Marialana's Retreat. Bill Barton became a famous poet, but soon after writing Ode To A Cancerous Face, ” his career was cut short. He was sentenced to death for the murder of his ninth wife, the heroine of his poem, The Cross Eyed Hag of Dover. ” We see that Bertie Harrison, whose screen name is Bromillia Bromide, has finally made the movies. She is currently seen in the great action picture, Dry Gulch starring Allan Rocky” Lane. Her speaking part consists of Help! The Indians are coming! Harold Gober spent six years learning to be a train engineer. He now runs the kiddy train at Spring Lake. Rogean Bankston has quit college, much to my disappointment, but she finally found out that a Bachelor's Degree does not mean an unmarried man. Joan Shawver is now proprietor of the Cold Feet Funeral Parlor in Blue Heaven. She is still looking for a husband. She says he doesn't have to be rich, good looking, young or too intelligent; but it would be nice if he could breathe a little. Dave R. Tiny Morris is a great hit nowdays. He finally made the grade as a football player. His prison plays McAlester next winter. He is serving time for trying to sell his mother-in-law to a museum as an antique. Bob Hanks had an accident that ruined his career. He was well on his way to a new world s record in flag pole sitting when he' stood up to wave at a blonde. Glendon Garner and his wile have broken up. In her divorce suit she stated that Glendon sent an undertaker to visit her and had funeral wreaths placed in her room when she was ill. Omega Williams Hawkins has realized her life's ambition at last. She is a bubble dancer in the Dirty Dungeon in Wolf. However, since she tried to perform in church, she is now waiting for someone to bail her out of jail. Farewell to you old Maud High From you welcome doors we part And as the years go passing by We’ll keep your memories in our heart. We will our hopes, our joys, our fame This we leave to you. Juniors, in our name. We will you our pumpkins, cornstalks, and hay They'll come in handy for you some day. Pat Raper, our debts we leave to you The ones we kept and added to. For Shirley Palmer we leave our tournament days That's where we had our happiest stays. Our jokes we leave to Wanda McKinney Who'll put them over with a whinney. Our plates of food we leave to Alyma Jean In hopes that she won't always be lean. All our marred desks and books to DeWayne Pratt You'll find them all over, for in them we all sat. To Charles Villines we leave our ability to act That you'll do well we know is a fact. The good old school buses to Honey we leave To bring him to school the teachers he might peeve. The football we leave to you, Ted. T. The ones that will bring us many a victory. Richard Lowe, we leave to you the camera and fixtures Good luck to you in taking annual pictures. To teachers we leave the echoes in the hall When you hear them please remember us all. To Laura L. we leave our faded blue jeans and shirts But while at school, replace them with skirts. To Frances we leave the mirror on the wall You can have it, kid, we won't need it next fall. To Frankie we leave our U. S. History book And the fun at all the wiener roasts we took. The Home Ec. building we leave to Rosie B. Take good care of it dear, is our last plea. To Betty and Laura we leave the Pep Club with its pleasures We leave this to you with all our other treasures. The library we will to Mary Ann Voris In hopes she won't check out the books that bored us. Our bobby sox and saddles that never get old We will to Jerry Rankin to have and to hold. When sitting in your seat watch out for gum Remember, Charles Henry, we all left some. To Charles and Claudine we leave our famed parking spots The rock pile, the grave yard, and all vacant spots. To Emma McKinney we leave brushes and paint she may need So as an artist she is sure to succeed. All the Fords we leave to Jim With the hopes he won't endanger life and limb. One of our biggest troubles and cares We leave to Rex the two flights of stairs. To Marvin Heffley we will our A's and B’s Please don’t replace them with C's and D’s. Bill Lankford, we leave you the baseball field That many a victory you may yield. To Bonnie Norman we leave our trophy case of fames To snow our achievements at Basketball games. To the Junior Class we leave our high school romances Our parties, class meetings, and all the school dances. JUNIORS fluitor O tcera TED THORN........ REX WILSON....... MARY CAUDILL----- ROSEMARY BOHANNON •----------President ----Vice President Secretary-Treasurer ■---------- Reporter OuuCanA MR. GLENN RHODES MRS. TREVA HENRY ROSE ELLEN BOHANNON ROSEMARY BOHANNON LOU ELLA BUCKMASTER JOE CAMPBELL MARY CAUDILL VIRGINIA GLASGOW VAN GUINN MERLE HARRIS BETTIE HART CHARLES HENRY BILL LANKFORD LAURA LINDSAY FRANCES MANN JAMES McGEE YVONNE NORMAN DOROTHY PALMER FLORENCE PALMER SHIRLEY PALMER JERRY RANKIN WILLIAM TATUM TED THORN CHARLES VILLINES CORKEY WHITELEY MARY LOU WILCOX NELLIE WILLBOURN REX WILSON WANDA WILSON CHARACTERS Tom Hastings-.................. Charles Villines Ann Caudwell-------------------- — Bettie Hart Fred Caudwell........................Ted Thom Wilbur Caudwell.....................Buddy Sims Millie Caudwell- - - - ----Rosemary Bohannon Theobald---------------------- Merle Harris Mr. Rhodes- - -- -- — - -- -- -- — Sponsor Mrs. Leach.........................Co-Director Jim Palmer----------------------Joe Campbell Mrs. Ridgeway Fahrenheit- -------------------Frances Mann Mrs. Clayton Van- - - Laura Lindsay Announcer................................Virginia Glasgow Miss Norton-------------------- Jimmie Hester Florence Wells...............................Mary Caudill Susan Brian----------- Bonnie Norman Wellington------------------------ Rex Wilson ' -DON'T DOCK N°wr Safe owAie (?,C 4A 0 6ce%4. Frankie Snelson Larry Marlin- - bammie Butler- Richard Lowe- - — - — President - - Vice President Secretary-Treasurer -----------Reporter Beverly Brown Sammie Butler George Davis Leon Gibson Richard Hale Jim Hanks Mary Honsinger Charles Hopper Allyne Hudson Claudine Kirkwood John Lovins Richard Lowe Larry Martin Wanda McKinney Paul Campbell Duane Collins Danny Raper Sue Raper Pat Raper Donna Self Mary Ann Silas Charles Sisk Frankie Snelson Jerry Stalnaker Jackie Swarb Best Personality wanda McKinney RICHARD LOWE 'pcui 'Utea FRESHMEN 'pieabncto, 1 4A 0££ice%6 Doris Castoe- - Stanley Acree- Sue Warren----- Floyd Yeats, Jr. ----------President -----Vice President Secretary- Treasurer ------------Reporter Stanley Jimmy Manford Juanita Leroy Jerry Acree Barnes Berkshire Bray Brooks Bullard Donald Doris Neomia Leroy Shirley Burch Castoe Caudill Crawford Duncan Shirlene Rounal Barbara Alvin Jackie Sue Durbin Eidson Gamer Goodin Goss John Donald Kenneth DeLoyce Richard William Hopper Jones Jones Lovelace Lovelace Martin Bob Emma Jean Donnie Dewayne George Miller McKinney Owens Pratt Renfro Bernice Lora Jean Tommy Thomas Dollie Ryan Self Smith Springer Stalnaker JUNIOR HIGH Leon Brooks Sue Gober Roberta Honsinger Charles Campbell Virginia Hale Linda Lindsay Andre Birdsell Edna Duncan Elmer Hopper William Butler Duel Goodin Barbara Hutton Alice Abbott Betty Collins Marvin Heffley Ellen Lovelace m jk Class Favorite FORREST MARTIN Martha Lovins Forrest Martin Charles McMillan Jerry Norman Lavonna Ragan June Rippetoe Stanley Robertson Ronald Smith Billy Willboum Cltarles Lytle Don Mullen Ellen Nowell Darrell Raper Pete Skeen Charles Sturgis Johnice Noland Max Robertson James Winkle Carolyn Young LINDA LINDSAY Seventh fyteuLe Vera Dean Jack Joann Jim Vernon Acree Bentley Body Bottoms Bray Nora Doris Virginia Carrol Bussey Castoe Caudill Caudle Clarence Gary Mary Faye Deborah Clower Copeland Crawford Eidson Gallagher Kenneth Choat Jo Ann Honsinger Barbara McKinney Sevetttfa tyxcide D i -i 4k k iJ it James Hudson Gregory Kirkwood Charles Morris Barbara McGee Joyce McGuire Joe Ray Noland Rudy Pfeiffer Donna Pope Junieal Rutherford George Semler Duane Shawver Marvin Sisk Jerry Smith Bertha Stalnaker • i u Samuel Vance Richard Wilsie Annice Yeats Janice Yeats aduottiaC rfita Joyce Abbott Imogene Acree ■j — ) Betty Atterbury 9 Naomi Berkshire Junior Birdsell Charles Bolin James Brooks r k ii Florence Caudle Darlene Condulle Larry Drennan David Fletcher Billy Garner Li Delbert Goodin Marie Green Nell Green Inez Hale Donnie Heffley Sixt tytadc Robbie Hill Paul Hudson Bruce Jones Johnny Ledbetter Bobb Lindsay Amos Loudermilk Loretta McGee Ruth Ann McGill Gary McMillan Ida Skeen Floyd Uhlich Patricia Vance Alma Winkle Phyllis Loudermilk Ronnie Hale Billie Castoe Jack Lemmon Nina Atterberry Ray Bolin Evelyn Clower Jerry Hayden Shirley Heffley Tommy Palmer Robert E. Renfro Judith Franklin James Jones Dorothy Gilbreath Jimmie Newkham Deana Bodkin Russell Larison Patsy Duncan Joe Hopper Penelope Green James Bussey Maryln Green Herman Kirkwood Darla Sue McKinney Ray Stalnaker Kent Mullen Willis Southern Paul Jones, Jr. Richard Earl Bailey Carl Jessie Boren Ronnie Cannon Sandra Kay Adams Jerry Crane Donnie Goodin Edward Hopper Joan Carter Keith Jackson Roland Gene Lytle Bobby McGirt Paulette Cheek Ronald McMillan Russell Bob Noland Richard Palmer Aloma Jean Fowler Edward Pate Edwin Pate William Renfro Patricia Jane Gilbreath Glenna Mary Rhoades Jackie Robertson Vaughn Robertson Earnest Clyde Shoptaw Norma June Rutherford Arthur Skeen J. C. Stalnaker Donnie Stalnaker Kathaline Villines Johnny Elmo Van Meter Robert Ray Watson Charles Lee Wilcox Mary Ellen Vance Jerry Winkle Jimmy Winkle Harold Wilsie Della Lovins Kenneth Wood Jerry Peavler Jimmy Birdsell ( Gerald Wayne Jones Donny Richard Smith Johnny Shoemaker Billy Ray Loudermilk Georgie Mae Castoe Charles Coward ’iV ft Juanita Hopper Joel Fletcher Mary Leona Bolin Carmelita Sue Palmer Wayne Wells Mary Lea Abbott Gerald Wayne Atterberry Larry Dulane Bentley Bert Berkshire Randall Kenneth Caudle Jerry Wade Clower Jimmy Clower Arthur Choat Jimmy Hutton Jerry McGee Bois Buel Martin, Jr. 7 fold tytade Katherin Smith Thomas Newton Bohannon Jerry Leon Owens Carolyn Sue Sage Charles Gene Bussey Dennis Carr Francis Ann Guinn Melva Jane Boyd Dean Hudson Betty Jean Powell Seco tcC tyrcuie Glenda Anderson Elaine Haslett Mary Ellen Mathes Gary Skeen Michael Cranford Richard Horn Jimmy McGuire Dorothy Tracy Philip Fowler Jerry Lemmons Jerol Nowell Carolyn Weatherford Dennis Caudle Everett Haws Ella Mitchell Carolyn Shoptaw Freddie Duncan Thomas Knight Michael Newkham Mary Jane Warren Kathryn Hayden Claudine Marler Barbara Parrish Michael Yates David Abbott Nelda Anderson Gene Auerberry Mary Lou Bassett Trov Lee Bottoms J°yce cjovver Dewayne Renfro Sue Goodin Nancy Martin Bobby Viliines Patricia McKinne Rose Robertson Joe LoudermilR Tena Tiffin Rodney Pfeiffer Judy Mitchell Lois Lemmons Dianne Smith Phyllis Birdsell Quanah Bentley Louise Holbert CAFETERIA WORKERS DeLoyace Lovelace, Lora Self, Minnie Wampler, Bertha Stalnaker, Virginia Glasgow, Dorothy Benson, Rogean Bankston, Esther Gholson. tirade Sc£ xo£ Operetta ATHLETICS Front row: Coach E. L. Mullen, Thomas Springer, Jack Johnston, Alvin Goodin, Stanley Acree, Charles Hopper, Duane Collins, Paul Mason. Second row: Ted Thorn, Buddy Henry, Billy Lankford, Tommy Smith, Dewayne Pratt, Jerry Stalnaker, Richard Norman, Claude Hall. Third row: Bob Hanks, David Morris, Danny Raper, Kenneth Jones, Glendon Garner, Rex Wilson, Buddy Sims, Jim Hanks. 0?oot cU£ All District Center StcM-tiny Ctte LINE: Rex Wilson, RE, David Morris, RT, Glendon Garner, RG, Bill Lankford, C, Jack Johnston, LG. Bob Hanks, LT. Ted Thom. LE. BACKFIELD: Richard Norman, RH, Paul Mason, QB. Charles Hopper, LH, Danny Raper, FB. SettCc'i Paul Mason, Duane Collins, Charles Henry, Charles Hopper, Bill Lankford, Bob Hanks, Petty Reed, Danny Raper, Rex Wilson, Charles Villines. a 4 feettun ‘f iy i Donald Jones Stanley Acree Thomas Springer Leroy Crawford Coacn Adams Claude Hall Dewayne Pratt Alvin Goodin Bobby Miller George Renfro Kenneth Jones Tommy Smith e t 6 a, i t DANNY RAPER SENIOR HIGH Florence Palmer, Shirley Palmer, Omega Williams Hawkins, Sue Noland, Bonnie Norman, Virginia Tiffin Glasgow, Rogean Bankston, Mary Caudill, Dorothy Palmer, Laura Lindsay, Bernice Ryan, and Coach E. L. Mullen. CLASS A DISTRICT CHAMPIONS apctU' COACH ERNEST L. MULLEN JUNIOR HIGH Front row: Joan Honsinger, La June Goss, Ellen Lovelace, Edna Duncan. Second row: Coach E. L. Mullen, Deborah Gallagher, Barbara Garner, Carolyn Young, Linda Lindsay. Back row: Barbara Hutton, Bernice Ryan, DeLoyce Lovelace, Vera Dean Acree. Guards SUE NOLAND MARY CAUDILL DOROTHY PALMER LAURA LINDSAY ROGEAN BANKSTON DeLANA TIFFIN Forwards FLORENCE PALMER SHIRLEY PALMER YVONNE NORMAN BERNICE RYAN VIRGINIA GLASGOW OMEGA WILLIAMS HAWKINS ORGANIZA TIONS Junior Master Farmers 1952 JOHN ELWELL WARREN E. BODKIN BUDDY HENRY and Reserve Champion Duroc Barrow • CHAPTER AWARD WINNERS Swine Fattening-----------------------Danny Raper Farm Mechanics--------------------------Van Guinn Public Speaking----------------------- Ted Thorn Soil and Water Conservation-------------Ted Thorn Beef Breeding--------------------------------James McGee Poultry-----------------------------William Martin Farm Electricity----------------------Merle Harris LIVESTOCK JUDGING TEAM Alvin Goodin Ted Thorn Buddy Henry William Martin, Alternate DAIRY JUDGING TEAM Stanley Acree Larry Martin Thomas Springer SOILS JUDGING TEAM Danny Raper Van Guinn Larry Martin James McGee SCS SPEECH TEAM Ted Thorn Larry Martin Donald Burch Peak enrollment of the Future Homemakers of 1952-53 was fifty-one. In September, Bettie Hart and Phyllis Horn attended the State Delegates Rally at Norman--In October, die Saint Louis officers installed our new officers in a formal ceremony--During National FHA week in November, thirty-two members went to Wewoka for Sub- District Rally—At Christmas time, FHA members met in Home Economics Department for exchange of gifts— March was the busiest month--Helped with advertisement of high school operetta—Shared profits--FHA-FFA Banquet at Legion Hut—Approximately 200 present--Thirty girls went to State Rally in Oklahoma City—Bettie Hart installed as South-East Vice President—State Project—Took Flowers to Rest Home—National Project- Clothes For Children Overseas—Truly our motto is TOWARD NEW HORIZONS First row: Mrs. A. V. Horn, Home Mother, Sue Noland, Frankie Snelson, Joan Shawver, Wanda McKinney, Phyllis Horn, Doris Skinner. Frances Mann, Mary Voris, Mary Ann Silas, Shirley Palmer, Mary Honsinger. Second row; Marialene Cantrell, Donna Self, Juanita Bray, Pat Raper, Lora Jean Self, Jackie Swarb, Jerry Rankin, Rosemary Bohannon, Florence Palmer, LaVonna Ragan, Allyne Hudson, Rosemary Hutton. Third row: Mrs. Henry, Betty Collins, Fay Hughes, Bettie Hart, Mary Wedgeworth, Virginia Glasgow, Sue Raper, Laura Morris, Sammie Butler, Neomia Caudill, Janet Robertson, Jackie Sue Goss. Fourth row: Roberta Honsinger, Jackie Young, Linda Lindsay, Mary Caudill, Barbara Hutton, Dorothy Palmer, DeLoyce Lovelace, Claudine Kirkwood, Laura Lindsay, Emma McKinney, Alyma Price, Carolyn Young, Johnice Noland. OFFICERS Mary Honsinger----------------Reporter Mary Silas-------------------Historian Phyllis Horn-----------------President Shirley Palmer---------------Secretary Mrs. D. C. Henry- --------- - Sponsor Joan Shawver-----------Parliamentarian Frankie Snelson-----------Game Leader Sue Noland-------------Vice President Mary Ann Voris---------------Treasurer Wanda McKinney---------Game Leader Doris Skinner--------- — Song Leader Frances Mann--------- - —Song Leader -£ette%we t4,' @Cct Officers: Richard Norman, Paul Mason, David Morris and Don Reed. Coaches: MR. A. C. ADAMS and MR. E. L. MULLEN First row: Mr. Adams, Tommy Springer, Charles Hopper, Charles Henry, Duane Collins, Paul Mason, Jack Johnston and Mr. Mullen. Second row: Bob Hanks, Alvin Goodin, Stanley Acree, Don Hutton, Tommy Smith, Bobby Miller, Jerry Stainaker, Claudie Hall. Third row: Jim Hanks, David Morris, Glendon Garner, Rex Wilson, Danny Raper, William Sims, Don Reed and Bill Lankford. ACTIVITIES I . V Gerald Allen Rosemary Bohannon Leon Brooks Charles Campbell Joe Campbell Kenneth Choat Gary Copeland Deborah Gallagher Frank Graves Georgia Green Merle Harris DISTRICT CONTEST: Excellent Rating Oun Jimmie Hester Phyllis Horn Barbara Hutton Richard Lowe Frances Mann Charles Morris Laura Morris Joyce McGuire Barbara McKinney Emma McKinney Wanda McKinney Rudy Pfeiffer Jerry Rankin Pat Raper Duane Shawver Joan Shawver William Sims Marvin Sisk STATE CONTEST: Superior Rating Frankie Snelson Philip Stith Ted Thorn Charles Villines Mary Wedgeworth Floyd Yeats Sue Young T6 CLARINET QUARTET Laura Morris, Joan Shawver Merle Harris and Jerry Rankin CHARLES VILLINES Drum 7ftaj n asttt '7%af y,iette SUG” McKINNEY Mascot OFFICERS Rosemary Bohannon----------------------------- — President Doris Skinner---------------------------- vice President Richard Lowe- -- -------------------- Secretary-Treasurer First row: Mrs. Horn, Neomia Caudill, Juanita Bray, Sue Warren, Sue Goss, Rosemary Bohannon, Pat Raper, Rosie Hutton. Second row: Lois Pope, MaryVoris, Floyd Yeats, Jackie Young, Phyllis Horn, Laura Morris, Sue Noland. Third row: Mary Wedgeworth, Georgia Green, Alyma Price, Mary Caudill, Laura Lindsay, Frances Mann. Emma McKinney. Fourth row: Claudine Kirkwood, Wanda McKinney, Doris Skinner, Richard Lowe, Charles Villines, Joe Campbell, Charles Henry, Merle Harris. Ofe Lctta ’’MEET ARIZONA” Presented by High School and Junior High Chorus Pep Squad BETTIE HART LAURA LINDSAY SUE NOLAND First row: Laura Lindsay, Sue Noland, Bettie Hart. Second row: Mr. Lillard, Glenda Haslett, June Rippetoe, Betty Collins, Virginia Caudill, Roberta Honsinger, Arlice Gibson, Hazel Castoe, Joann Honsinger, Maria- lene Cantrell, Mary Crawford. Third row: Donna Self, Junieal Rutherford, Lavonna Ragan, Sue Warren, Jackie Goss, Sue Raper, Jackie Swarb, Virginia Hale, Sue Gober, AUyne Hudson. Fourth row: Fay Hughes, Mary Wilcox, Edna Duncan, Laura Morris, Deborah Gallagher, Vera Acree, Virginia Glasgow, Johniece Noland, La June Goss, Sammie Butler, Mary Ruth Honsinger. Fifth row: Ellen Lovelace, Carolyn Young, Alyma Price, Frances Mann, Barbara Hutton, DeLoyce Lovelace, Claudine Kirkwood, Mary Caudill, Linda Lindsay, Jackie Young. ADVERTISERS These Things Come from Saving!! ■U J. D. Green, President B. G. Green, Vice-President J. C. Green, Cashier Maud, Oklahoma You Get Your Best Education From Maud Schools Get Your Automotive Needs From MOTOR. SUPPLY Complete Parts of Mechanical Service 216-18 West Main Phone 416 Day- Night 462 PIPE LINE-CONSTRUCTION BULL DOZER-SERVICE Phone 498 Maud, Oklahoma Phone 4433 Konawa, Oklahoma John A. Shawver V. L. Hailey APPLI ANGES Phone 429 Maud, Oklahoma Complete ■FOOD MARKETS Maud - Phone 479 St. Louis - Phone 26 SINCLAIR AGENT Maud, Oklahoma § Three Dimension Coming Soon. Maud, Oklahoma DISCH inSURAMCE TELEPHONE 360 MAUD, OKLAHOMA H. N. 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To accomplish this has required long-range planning and a willingness to build to keep ahead of the increasing de- mand for electricity. This we shall continue to do so that all our customers will always have PLENTY of ELECTRICITY when and where they want it. OKLAHOMA 6AS AND IlECTRK COMPANY MILK Choice of All Age And the choice milk of all ages is good, rich, flavorful SMiuCj Homogenized Milk At Your Grocers COMPLIMENTS OF THE BAKERY Shawnee, Oklahoma CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS from IC-E CREAM Shawnee, Oklahoma Pratt Co. Shawnee's Finest Footwear Shawnee, Oklahoma Bu$ine$$ College A SPECIALIZED SCHOOL FOR INDIVIDUALIZED TRAINING FOR A BUSINESS CAREER 312 NORTH BELL STREET PHONE 1261 SHAWNEE. OKLAHOMA Write for Bulletin D znnztfi J3 o(j££ domfianij Writers of Every Type of Fire, Marine and Casualty Insurance Real Estate - Mortgage Loans 122 North Bell Street Shawnee, Oklahoma Telephone 266 Shawnee, Oklahoma JACK BELL MUMJBEift COMPANY TATE McGEE TYPEWRITER SERVICE 224 North Broadway P. 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Phone 157 419 1st St. Seminole CURRY-HARDIN FURNITURE and HARDWARE 322 Main Street Phone 440 Seminole, Oklahoma Westinghouse Appliances V TEXACO SERVICE STATION and GARAGE Phone 458 Maud, Oklahoma DRY GOODS (y Maud, Oklahoma Where Your Money Buys Most (2c?A z,ie' BEAUTY S-I40P Maud, Oklahoma Phone 266 © 1 Phone 275 y Maud, Oklahoma Place of Fine Foods 7SUOE SHOP New Shoes, Boots, Moccasins and Sandals Maud, Oklahoma et BROTHERS 230 East Main Maud, Oklahoma Phone 364 Dependable Service O BEAUTY SHOP and HOTEL Operators: OLA ROBERTS TAW ANA SANDERS Maud, Oklahoma DEPENDABLE SERVICE hjj W UPHOLSTERY SHOP Phone 485 Maud, Oklahoma GROCERY MARKET Jack O'Daniel, Prop. Phone 494, Maud, Oklahoma Quality Merchandise at The Lowest Possible Price. Everything Sold on Money Back Guarantee. TH€ J— STAN PARP JOHN M. HOFFMAN, ’42 Tecumseh, Oklahoma A Friendly Welcome Awaits You At A. T. HILL, Pastor Oxford and Monroe Maud, Oklahoma THE CHURCH WITH THE LIGHTED CROSS Minister Guy Roberson Compliments of I South Oxford St. Maud, Oklahoma Elders Frank Villines O. L. Gober Mack Goss The Bible Makes Christians Only. There is therefore now no condemnation to them which are in Christ Jesus, who walk not after the flesh but after the spirit. Romans 8:1 THE END OF YOUR SEARCH FOR A FRIENDLY CHURCH WELCOME TO ■e wmzi Maud, Oklahoma Floyd Yeats, Pastor GOING TO CHURCH SHOULD BE A MUST FOR YOU -(jomfJmenti aj-£)- . C0 CO A LITHOGRAPHED - YEARBOOK DALLAS • TEXAS TVir