McAlester High School - Dancing Rabbit Yearbook (McAlester, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1955 volume:

1 3 1 X 2 2 s Q 4 x 5 5 i s I i s 1 3 5 1 2 1 E s s s E 2 I 3 1 ! I i I f Im X WW 956 enemy, Published by THE ANNUAL STAFF of Q MCALESTER SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL' MCALESTER, OKLAHOMA Q , ,QQ-.y.A...-k Ng ZIP .iq sh radial-aura 5,2 L , 1 N , f .J ,. 3 'Ni -Lv' r' .f -'V K A wwi f 1 B 1 W X I' N 'gf x'4-v - uw., ,wx ,1 X X. xx fx x tw ,,.,N,4v.+-X ...Q 9 BOARD OF EDUCATIO 5 ' 'P 'H A i ff .. A 1 . gf if HAROLD HOPKINS, Pfffidffll J. TABER ADAMS, Vine Preiiderzr WALTER DELL Lggkgs- f fl. 1 3 i .X GENE PENIX B. R. CLARK DR. C. E. LIVELY A group of people who have unselfishly given of their effort and time toward form- ing our school policies. ' ' ' HAROLD ROHRER l X 9... a . . ...flop . ADMI ISTRATIO gl! .. . .. .. . I. f 9-.-W .--N4-.glam Q,-'f-1-Q.-:-'-1:- ff-1 ' 'hizggggzgj..SSE?EEEitxggigyzisigfffg,.,:L:ffgq3jc,f3-Sfggfizigffgf,-4.-sh?.... ..f. . ,- -. . . . f.-'-.-.'.-:M-W -' Q Q f '4 . ,Q .,:5vZ,LE53:::1.E. ig G I . 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Keep your zzzixzuru ,wmmlh in tabled your work up. English III. all linlw, itudwzfi. Librarian Manual Training. Home Economics I, II. -'S HAROLD HEDGES DOYLE LONG HARRIET LYNDE MARY .IO MILLER t'0u're len minulef late al- Run four lapr and go in. Off, wha! the twfel . . . Nou' tlmre rlmirr 1l'U7I'f .mind 'eady. International Problems. World History, Mathematics. mufb pm,-gf Instrumental Music. BETTY RAE MOODY OLA MURRY VJ AUTHOR, nal ARTHUR! So learn the next pbylum for English I-II. tomorrow. ' Biology. Mrs. Murry and Miss Aston on one of their daily aftgr- sch0ol shopping tours, W 1 A W as . w 9 iv iff K Q Q : Q A Q25 ' :af Q im, n f :Tf11'- -1 1 .U X 2, , X ffi Q m , ZX. fi N Q , ,fn A - -.S:.':ef -JL xi? .,,.,:g g . ,. . 'R uf Q , K 5? QQ S ' H52 Q . A Q SE ICR fx J Y' . ,. 6' x X Y 1 . 2 Q M' X 41 x, x Ox 'X X 5 Q' A i FX' K 1 A 5 fx Q xi 1 . nlfliltunggt, -1-Q-my-.,,,,,'.-A w M O QT 'K' 'H -X fn. N . x K O., ,. 3 ,JP Q , Vg, .- A. ... .Q . J . . 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FHA 15 Okla- homa Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 45 Future Nurses Club 2, 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. JERRY ALLSUP joy that :pringr Typing Club 15 Education 4. from labor, me liberty or give me death! hook well,' the fith will bite. Disttibutive Yagmush 15 Mixed Chorus 1, Yannush 45Glee Club 45 Mixed 15 Choral Club 1, 25 Library Chorus 45 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Choral Club 3- Nurses Club 4. Club 45 Future Teachers 4. - Tarle the BETTY ANDERSON - Give BARBARA BAKER-Bait the ROSEMARY BAKER-Every why hath a wherefore. The McAlester High Commercial Arts Department offers a wide variety of subjects to prepare students .for the business and commercial world. JO BANGS - Mun: ir the thing of the world that I love mort. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Choral Club 3, 45 Annual Staff 45 Oklahoma Hon- or Society 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 15 Library Club 15 Op- erators Club 2. SENIORS DIXIE BELL-I5 it her allur- ing mice? Golden 2, 3, 4g NFL 2, 3, 4g National Thes- pian 3, 4g Choral Club 1, 2g Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 3. FRANK BELL - When l.do BILL BENNING-I am noth- JACK BENNING - Na man talk, I my 4 moulhful! Football ing if not rrilical. Football lg mn comm! hir fiile. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Letter- Wow Wow 3, 4, DE 4. 2, 3, 4. man's Club 2, 3, 4. BARBARA BOATNER - Oh, for some peace and quiet. FHA 1, 4g Mixed Chorus lg Yan- nush lg Glee Club 4. E L I Z A B E T H PAULSON DONNA BREWER - And I ELAINE BROWN - She ran BOATNER-Two souls wilh mid in my hafte, All men are 'even draw her breath! Yannush hut ez Jingle thought, two heartf lidff- GICC Club 2, 33 Yan- 1, 2, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Cho- Ihat heat ar one. FTA 4g Cho- HUSh 1, 29 FHA 12 Mixed CIW' ral Club 43 FTA 3, 4, Tri-I-Ii-Y ral Club. rus 2, 3g Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, An- 3 4. Art Club 3 nual Staff 4, National Thespian , ' ' 4g Golden M 4. MARY BROWNE - Life ix Jhort, and Jo am I! Mixed' Cho- rus 35 Chorus Club 3g Glee Club 31 Nurses Club 4. What a scoop! says Carolyn Sollers, center, as she gives details of the story to members of the Buffa-Low-Down Staff. SENIORS PAMELA BUCKNER - Pro- JACK CAMBRON-Politenerr feed with caution! Yannush 1, goer far, yet forty nothing. Bas- 2. 3, 4, FTA 2, 3, 4, Mixed ketball 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, Chorus 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, 4, Track. Choral Club 4. BARBARA CAMPBELI4 - Don't take life too .rerzourlyf you ufon't get out of it alire. Knitting Club 1, Yannush 2, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Choral Club 3, FNA 4. CAROL CAMPBELL-If eyer were made for feeing, then heauty ir its oufn exrure for he- ing. Cklahoma Hon. Soc. 2, Nurses Club 3, 4, Yannush Drill Team 4. lozfveheryone. Photo Club if 2, BELL-All'5 well that endr 1.91 3, DE 4. Nurses Club 1, 2, 3, FHA 1, DE 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. men are equal, hut rome are more equal than otherzr. Annual Staff 3, 4, Thespian 3, 4, Wow Wow 2, Hi-Y 3, Art Club 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4. In chemistry class the students learn practical things which are useful, whether they plan to con- tinue in the science field or enter other related professions. keep a good man down. Base- ball 2, 3, 4, Letterman's Club 3, 4, junior Class Treasurer 3, Photo Club 4. l PAULA COHEN - Soriely ir a comfort to one who ii Jori- ahle. Mixed Chorus 3, Choral Club 33 junior Play. SENIORS ANITA COLE W A fbifuz of BILL COLE - All grew -men lzeauly ir a joy forever, Band are dying, and I dank feel m 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, u'ell myrelf. Track 2g Basket- 4g Nurses Club 3, 4: F00fl71-Ill ball 2, 3, 4g Lettermarfs Club Queen 4, Good Citizen 3, 43 Business Manager of Annual 4g Choral Club 2. MAURITA COLEMAN - Uniflyaul mufir, life uwuld be 41 mirlrzke. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 33 Girls' Trio 1, 2, 3, 43 Okla- homa Hon. Soc, 2. 4, Student Council 4. 3. 4. BARBARA COOPER - I'm a man-hater, but flue Bible my! lore your enemier. Yannush 1, 2, 3, 45 FTA 2, 3, 43 Senior Class Secretaryg Mixed Chorus 3, 4g Tri-I-Ii-Y 3, 4. jnjgyld ig laugh myyglf 10 464117, Prefer Gentlemen. Mixed Cho- rus Zg Student Council 1, 2, 33 Annual Staff 4g Girls' Glee Club 2. PHIL COLSTON-I dorfl lie- lie1'e I know, Mir! W'lJi1akef.' Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 31 Photo. Club 2g Boys' State Let- terman's Club 4. JIM CRIMMINS-I feel like u fugifire from lbe lau' of aver- ager. Football l. 2. 3 ,4: Let- terman's Club 2. 3. 41 Basket- ball l, 2, 33 Track 2, 3, 4, Art Club 3, 4, JOYCE CRISWELL-L01'e ir a Jirknerr full of uiaer. Nation- al Hon. Society 41 Oklahoma Hon. Society 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 3, 4g Choral Club 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 3. It wasn't part of the planned lesson but as usual the driving class has the situation well in hand SENIORS gibg NANCY CROOK-An utmos- plzcfre of .vumzy gtztety. Mixed Chorus 1. 2, 3, 43 Choral Club 2, 3, 43 Buffa-Low Down 4g Alpha Rho Tau 3, 4. SUE CRISWELL-If music be the food of lore, play nn. Girls' Trio 1, 2, 3. 4g Mixed Cho- rus 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Golden 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 Oklahoma Hon. Soc. 1, 2. JANET CROSSETT - Clldflllj' strike the tight, but merit wins the mul. National Hon. Soc. 3, 4g Oklahoma Hon. Soc. 1, 2, 3, 43 NFL3 Mixed Chorus 1. 2, 4g Glee Club 4g Golden 2, 3, 4. DONALD CROUCH - It ij better to life rirb tlmrz die Nth. Chess Club 13 Radio Club 1. TOM DABBERT - All that NEIL DOCTORMAN-If you JOANNE DOMINIC'Wh0l5 X, LOUIS DUFF-Cup-Jed be be wlyirla ortiinary men u1'6ftlf0r, tan't be true to one 01 11.00, afraid of the big bud uvff? that mover my bonef. Typing 1, be ir qutzlifieditt. Football 1, 2, yotfre murh better off with Yannush 13 Student Council 2, 23 Hi.Y 33 Football 4, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 three! Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Let- 3, 45 Secretary of Student Coun- Baseball '2, 43 Track 33 Letter- terman's Club 1, 2. 3, 4g Bas- Cil 4. man's Club, ketball 1, 2, 3. Although most of the math classes are overcrowded, the teacher attempts to give as much individual attention and help to the student as she can. VETA DURANT - TlJere'5 daggerr in menir mtilef. FHA 13 Nurses Club 2, 33 DE 4. SENIORS xx x x GARY DUSENBERRY -- My REX EARNHART-He'.r zrure gggd jj grggl, Band 1, 2, be iii!!! gfedi, bill 10174111 3, 45 Student Council 15 Typing opinion again!! ereryone elfdr? Club 35 Pep Band 2. President of Student Council 45 President of Junior Classg Treasurer of Sophomore Class5 Football 2, 3, 45 Letterman's Club 2, 3, 45 Wow Wow 2, 3, PAT EDWARDS-All oratorr NATHAN ezls. FHA 1, 35 Mixed Chorus 2, 35 Wow Wow 4. 15 DE 4. A ELLIS-No :mall are dumb when beauty plead- an ir il to rleep. Basketball 1, BOB ELLISON - IJ1e and CHUCK ERVIN-Nolhing rue- MARY ANNE EUBANK-She learn! Football 3, 45 Letterman fggdf like mffgjf, Track 23 more: a godderr, and rhe lookr 45 Track 2, 3. Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Typing a queen. Student Council 2, 3, Club 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 si Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Choral Club 15 Yannush 1, 25 Tri- Hi-Y 5, 4. CARL FAWCETT-The great- eil lorer of them all. Football 2, 3, 45 Letterman 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 National Hon. Soc. 45 Oklahoma Hon. Soc. 1, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Wow Wow 2, 3, 45 Boys' State 3. Y I Mr. Sandlin confers with Jerry Grubbs. This is one of the many instances of friendly between the office and the student body. RICHARD FALIS-Becaufe a man ,fayr nollning ir no Jign be never lalkr. Baseball 3, 45 Art Club 45 Letterman's Club 3, 4. xi cooperation SENIORS BENNY FILES - Knowledge MORRIS FIRESTONE - If I DON FLORENCE - Loudexl romex, hui wirdom lingerr. DE dan't Jet lhe world on fire, at Jhfffi in M.H-5. WOW WOW 2, 43 FTA 3, 4. lean I'm good at sparking! 3, 43 Boys' Glee Club 43 Mixed Chorus 4g Choral Club 4. ELMER FORD-I'm really not Jleeping. OLEN FREE-He'5 been true DELORES GIACOMO - It LAURA- GIACOMO-The hind to one party, and :har i5 him- tohex life to lore life. of 41 gif! 0116 11565 10 mfg!- yelf. Mixed Chorus 4. Distributive Education students, such as Shirley Campbell, gain practical experience as they learn merchandising. ' PAULA GIAUDRONE - Men are my favorite xubjertx. Yan- nush 1g Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 33 Nurses Club 1, 2g Student Council 1, 4. JOHN GLADDEN -The boy with the high hlufh prenure. Football 1, 3,X 45 Science Club 13 WOW WOW 3, 4g Baseball 3, 45 Letterman 3, 4. SENIORS ' i r MARY LEE GLOVER--Shall I rovijmre time to n ,f1u11tt1e1 .r day? Okla. Hon. Soc. FHAQ FTA, Mixed Chorus. BUD GRADY - Faint heart nerer won fair lady. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 41 Basketball 1. 2. 31 Woxn' Wow 3, 4g Track 1, 2. SHIRLEY GREEN-A u'oman'.r guerr ir murlzf more arrumte tlvfm 11 lmmfv certainty, Glee Club 1. 2, 3, 4. f, ANN GREGORY-Keep your eye on thi: girl, FHA lg Okla- homa Hon. Soc. lg Mixed Cho- rus 2g DE 43 Treasurer of Freshman Class. JERRY GRUBBS - After all. MARY SUE GRUBIS--Imflob MARY LOU HAMILTON-A man if a ,rociol animal. Foot- .fible if u word I newer ute. great big noife in tz pretty little ball 2, Mixed Chorus 2. 3, 41 FTA 2, 3. 43 Oklahoma Hon. package. Cheerleader 3, 41 Choral Club 3, 4g Hi-Y 3. 45 Soc, 23 Mixed Chorus 4. Girls' Glee Club 2, 3. 43 Mixed Boys' Glee Club 4. Chorus 1, 2, 3. 43 Tri-Hi-Y 3. 43C horal Club 1, 2, BARBARA HAYNES - Be good and you'll he happy. but jyotlll mirr tl lot of fmzf Mixed Chorus 2, 31 Glee Club 1. 2, 31 C h o r a l Club l. 23. Student Council 23 Golden M 4. BOB HESS-Fume if denied to men of 'Q6'71lll.f. Photography Club 1, 33 Radio Club 2. A J A A - .Q . sz , . t ,gh ,f ,., .X w as . - 5-.f get gig je ., t. sum - - -F, :text 'gg - . if ' - 'Q s - .Q 'Fifi . .ggeeg je i T 5553? 5 . L. L XL. X l ,I ' S. - Q - i s t- Sig 4 . 5532 . f - .ef ss x Contestants in the I Speak for Democracy contest. Our Speech program gives individual training to students for contest participation. SENIORS JIMMIE HICKMAN-New a MARY BELL HINES-Worry RUSSELL HOPKINS - My dull m0m611lfDE 4. and I have never met. Office memory? the thing I forget Assistant. with. Stage Craft Club 33 Foot- ball 1, 2. JAY HORNBUCKLE - Drag ya! Hi-Y 3, 43 Wow Wow 35 Football 2, 3, 43 Letterman's Club 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 4, Choral Club 2, 3, 4. AVANEL HOUSLEY - Sugar BENNY HOWELL-Life if a ,lo ANN HUGHSTON-'You and xpire. Oklahoma I-Ion. Soc. jert, and all thingy Jhow it,' I can't get too mufh of a goad 1, 2. 39 FHA TIGHSUFCI 13 GIGS thought .va ante, hat now I thing. Oklahoma Hon. Soc., Club 3, FNA 2, 3, 4. ,know jg, Boyg' Glee Club 5, Yannush 1, 2, 3, Student Coun- cil 2, FTA 1, 2, 3, Mixed Cho- rus 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4. BOB IMPSON - None hut great men do great mirchief, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Sophomore Presidentg Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4g Wow Wow 2, 3, 4, Boys' State 4. ' McAlester High offers one of the most complete Mechanical Drawing courses in the state. GEORGE JOHNSON--A wo- man Jhould he Jeen, not heard. Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Mixed Cho- rus 3, 4g Choral Club 5, 4g Stage Craft Club 3, Wow Wow 43 Senior Presidentg Boys' Glee Club 4. l SENIORS X 3 TYNE JOHNSON-The world VIRGINIA SUE JOHNSON- DEWAINE JONES-He look if truly a better plate became D0n'f tell me what I mear1- ur all by ,rtormf Football 43 l ,flue ir in it. FTA 2. 3, 43 Gold' I-fl N19 ff,e'lH'-6' il 0111 f0f 71?Vllf?lf- Vlow XY ow 4: Mixed Chorus en M 2. 3, 43 National AFIUUHI Staff 49 Mixed Ch0fUS 43 Baseball 43 Stunt Clubg Let- Forensic 2. 3, 43 National Thes- 1, 2, 33 Choral Club 1, 21 Ari terman's Clllb3 Transfer from plan 23 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4g Club 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 Yan- Cgvington' Ky' junior Play Student DIFCCILTTQ Golden Play 4. nush 1, 2. TRUMAN KEPLINGER-Oh happy graduation day! Operator Club 1, 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 3, 41 Hi-Y 3, 43 Woxx' Wow' 3, 43 DE 4. LEAH ANN LEE-I'll lell the world. Yannush 1, 23 Glee Club 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 Choral Club 2, 3, 43 Tri- Hi.Y 3, 4. PAULA KORTKAMPM-She it not for an age, but for all time. Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 National Hon. Soc. 4g Oklahoma Hon. Soc. 2, 3, 43 Football Queen Attend- ant 43 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Nurses Club 3, 43 Yannush 3, 43 Student Council 43 Basket- ball Queen 4. NORMAN LAMPHERE-Glad gire them u ' ' and tlmre lfdrtm that haze it, that are ffmlf, ale! tlaew ure their talerztr. Hi-Y '43 Student Council 33 Golden 3. 43 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 Wow Wow 2, 3, 43 All-State Orchestra 3, 4. SARALEE JONES-You dllflif krmu' the half of ilf Student Council 43 Yannush 1. 2, 31 Choral Club 1, 2, 33 Band 1, 23 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. KENNY LANDES4Tl1e man whom flue king deliglsletli -to bwmr. Honor Society 1, 2. 3, 43 National Honor Society 43 Freshman Class Historian. Every hour on the hour American Historv students are off to blaze the trails of glory. SENIORS 'NA xx. PAT LEE-All the newr tl:at'J RONNIE LEE-A woman hath RONNIE LESLIE-Ola Jleep! HAROLD LOVING - Hang fit to print. Glee Clubg Associ- nine liver like a rat. Transferred it ir a gentle thing. Football 3g Jarrow! Care will kill a rat. ate Editor Buffa-Low-Downg from South Gate, California. Baseball 2, 31Photo. Club! 4. Wow Wowg DE 45 Transfer Mixed Chofus 4- from Allen, Oklahoma. JOHNNY MAISANO-School ALICE MARTIN-I ran try to GENE MAYFIELD - 507716 JERRY MCCOY-I think I'll if great, but fun if greater. Hi- do anything. Mixed Chorusg Wfff born gfedf. Bl1ffa-LOW- do Jometlaing Jenmtional. Oper- Y 3, 45 Golden M 45 Wow Girls' Glee Clubg FNAg Okla- DOWH 43 WOW WOW 29 Letter- ators Club 1, 2, 3g DE 4. Wow 2, 5, 4g Operators Club homa Hon. Soc. 3. man's Club 3, 4g Baseball 1, 2, 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 3, 4. 5, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 4- Let me have men about me. Our newly organized music appreciation class has offered both instruction and enjoyment to its members. EMMA LOU McDOUGAL - SENIGRS . l WESLEY MCDOUGAI.4It if FROSTY MCKELVEY-Arthur JACK MELTO N- F0011 rufla belief to know nothing llmn to Murray on ufheelr. Wow Wow , knowu'lmli,fr1'l,ra,Transferred 2, 3, 4g Operators Club 1, 2g . 4 ' D from Hartshorne, Choral Club 33 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 4ff'GTZgueljgoy Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Golden ' ' ' M 3, 4g Junior Play. BILL MERRll,L- E.-cfvlrzin ilj and I'll tell you uflmrher I like il or noi. Bzmtl 1. 23 Science Club 11 Wlow Wlow 3, 41 ' Photo. Club 3. 4, FTA 2. in where aneelr fem' In tread. GLEN MILLER .. IW0mgn if SHIRLEY MILLER-Sufcenlful JEAN NELMS-Bgfpgr 10 bg JIMMY NELSON-I mme, I the lar! flying wlairla will be lf? all -fl?-9 dllempif. Knitting ,rlaorl and ,thine than lull and .fuu',Ifw1querev1'. Basketball 39 gifiljgpd man, Track 2' 3. 42 lg 2, 3. 41 Yannush Cd!! fl .fflddllilh l, 2, Art Lettermadg Club 3, 43 XVQW Drill Team 4g PI'CSlcl6f1t of Wow 41 Basketball 2, 3, 4. NUFSCS Club 4- DON OVERTON-A rugged indiridualirif Art Club 4, Let- terman's Club 2, 3, 4g Baseball 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Quote, These are the times that try men's souls. --Unquote. SENIORS 1 X. Nl LYNN PAINTER-I don't talh SUE PAINTER--Life if fmt BARBARA PETERS-Oh what much, but I hear plenty. Radio one thing afler another, Fl-IA. lies there are in hifrerl Mixed Club 1g DE 4. 13 Library Club 2, DE 4. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Choral Club 15 DE 4, Office Assistant 2, 3, 4. DON PICCOLO-The Litlle Giant. Football 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Track 2, 5, 43 Let- terman's Club 3, 4, Wow Wow 2, 3, 4: President of Freshman Class.' DON PRICE-But forfny own JANIE ANN PRICE - Well, GEORGE QUINCY-Sigh no pan, il war all Greek to me. men are men! more ladies, sigh no more! Football 2g .Baseball 1, 2, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorhs Wow Wow 2, 4, Buffa-Low- 2, 3, 43'G0ld6n M 3, 4: Jun- Down 4, Basketball 1. ior Playg FTA 2, 33 National Thespian 3, 43 Golden M Play 4. GLYNN RHODES - For too much work heeomer a pain. Operators Club 1, 2g Wow Wow 2g FTA 43 Basketball 2g Track 25 Art Club. 'I'he hope chest may be hopeless but these Woodworkers are hopeful ! ! l! , LYNN RHODES - My only hoohr were women'J loohr and folly'J all they laugh! me. Oper- ators Club 4g Basketball 1, 2, Wow Wow 2. Vx SENIORS 1 ff MARLENE ROBERTS - Fale um good to ber. Student Coun- cil 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 1, 23 FTA 3. 43 National Hon. Soc. 43 Oklahoma Hon. Soic, 1. 2, 3, 43 Vice President National Hon. Soc. 4. BILL ROBINS-Other men live RONALD ROCK - Tbere if to eal, while I life. Operators great abflily in lenowing how to Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 2, 3, conceal one'J abilily. DE 4. 4g Basketball 33 Art Club 43 Wow Wow 4. O. W. ROBERTS-Bid me dir- L'0ll7'.f6, and I will enrhant thine ear. National Hon. Soc. 41 Ok- lahoma Hon. Soc. 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Baseball 2, 33 Letterman's Club 3, 43 Wow Wow 1, 2, 3, 4. EDITH ROGERS-Remember, leff be ladier! Oklahoma Hon. Soc. 2g FTA 1, 2, 3, 43 Yannush 1, 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. PRISCILLA RUSSELL-I bale V BETTY RUTLEDGE-She if 4 GAIL SAMMONS-Off will: quolatiom-tell me what you woman, and may be wooed-. lair bead! National Thespian 2, know. Yannush 33 Tri-Hi-Y 43 Yannush 1, 2, 33 Mixed Cho- 3, 43 National Forensic League3 FNA 3, 43 Transfer from Cali- rus 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 3, 43 Golden M 2, 3, 43 FTA 3, 43 fornia. Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 President Tri- Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 National Hon. Hi-Y 43 Student Council 1, 2, Soc. 43 Annual Staff 4. 33 Choral Club 4. LAVERL SCHOFIELD - Gizfe me your hand, and let me feel your pulre. FTA 1, 2, 3, 4g Wow Wow 2, 3, 4g Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4g junior Play. Oh, don't show mine! is frequently heard when themes are being shown on the opaque projector SENIORAS PATSY SCOTT - Intelligent ALAN SEWELL - Nobodf PANSY SISCO - Woman ix and fair. Typing Club 33 Trans- knouxr the trouble I'1'e Jeen. llf'077ld!1'J' bert ally. Typing Club fer from Haileyville. Student Council 3g DE 4. 3. ED SOKOLOSKY - I will praire any man who will praire me. Lettermen's Club 43 Typing Club 33 Student Council 1, 4g Basketball 1, 2, 33 Senior Class Treasurer. BERNARD SMITH-It ix im- porrible to pleare all the world. Sophomore Class Treasurerg DE 4. DOYLE SOUTHARD - Why worry about women? I have one of my own. Radio Club. MARILYN SKAGGS-I would make rearon my guide. Glee Club 1, 2, 31 FHA 1, 23 Okla- homa Hon. Soc. 23 FHA lg Mixed Chorus 1. BOB STEMS - And bir fame war noired throughout the land. DE 43 Football 3, 43 Track 2. 33 Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 33 Hi-Y President 43 Mixed Chorus 3, 4. 15 ' 4 tim. . ,, 3 ..,... . . is Can this be love? Y T e Em HAROLD STEPHENS-A gen- tleman and a ffholar. Operators Club 1, 23 Student Council 33 Photo. Club 3, 4g DE 4. .X X, SENIORS v MURIEL STILES-lV0nderful dirmrery of modem life-Maw fiage. FHA 1, 2. 3, 43 Presi- dent of FHA 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 2, 4. EUGENE S T R O D E - The HAROLD RAY SWILLING -- DELORA TAYLOR - Always Sheik. Radio Club 1, 23 Student W'l:en duty whispers low, lima loyal, but to which one. Glee Council 3, 43 DE 43 Mixed mart, Harold an Jwerf - Club 2, 33 FHA 43 Mixed Cho- Chorus 4. Hul9? rus 2, 3. M ANN TEDRICK-School is no! my farorife partime. Mixed - M0 - - l V , Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Choral Club- Jelwer. 33 Drum Major 4g Band Queen A 4 4 1, 2, 33 FH . ROSE TESTA-Ljfe if 4 bun- SUE THOMPSON--'Tir sweet JERRY SUE TOLLESON-My dred timer .rhorl lo bore our 10 1005 df 1197 Ma'0rette 1 2 candle bums at barb endr. Glee Club3 Mixed Chorus3 Choral Clubg Oklahoma Hon Soc. 1, 2, 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 Nation- al Hon. Soc. 43 Annual Staff 4. , Golden 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Nurses Club 2, 3. DALE TUCKER - Give every man lbine ear, but few thy mire. In typing, practice makes perfect and students have frequent speed tests and drills to increase their speed and perfection. K M , 1- Kg- - K, . 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'Rv X, .,A,., mm,, fi Q: Q Marjorie Ben Tommy jim Sue ,lack Burley Burnett Burns Burrows Cacy Caldwell fl' , 3 ,S A jack Wynon U Mossie Luther Betty Johnny Cambron Campbell Cappo Carr x A X Cathey Cathey Cecil iv ,J 1 Henry A Carol Doyle Anne Clifford Clifton mnitt flqmmf, fl.....,,... fl-..1 Johnny , Becky Coleman l f, Glen Richard Compton Conner Literature is fun when brought to students on records. S is WIN! R55 ' 2 xx , QM .Q -. .,: 4 f sf 1' x h , ,nf y 5 W Q.. A 1 , .54 s ,., . E x,,' ixix-Wg A if N ww 55 N53 5 i W new my Wk x.A:A , wwf? ,- is ., if wwf L. wifi- 'il fsxj - 21 ' ry 5 33, 5: xg f - N S X wi I nk if iQ? x is a . 5 vm, 5 gg. A .,,, K N3 N , nah ' --N -Q s Q Mff ...- , is gf if ' N 3: H X A I ,- I f iff-w -Q .J-f'-' NSS J UNIORS Linda Perry Antionette Jack Su Loveall Lovett Maisano Martin Verna Mason X v Betty Jim Melba Roy Dale Gerald Mathis MCCalib McCalib McCaslin McClendon McClendon .tt l S Judy Gene Sandra Don Jim Beverly Mcliuen McGahen McGill McKay McKay McLaughlin Fred Josephine McPhail Mellor Joyce Ann John W I ' H MlL'kCll2 Miller Mrs. Fleet, librarian, offers helpful suggestions on locating that lust-right book. JUNIORS . i we git, S 5 if ti il Shirley Naomi Weldon Kenny Norma Jim Miller Miller Minyard Moore Morris ,- , Marjorie. Helen 'f Albert Muriel Betty Nelms l Nelson l, Nickols Osbourne Parris '+.- rirgriawf-Q Nale johnny Pearman We Don Gerald Betty Larry Drew Poor Price Priddy lrrankie Ernest Almeda Rains ' Miss Veith. Latin instructor, discusses ii lesson assignment with Tony james Blgrt lgaylalpsl and Verna Mason. 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Q if f 0 .gf 5 Y.. x 1 -Q 1 'F Q , M x I, Charles Akin Wanda Akins John Tom Bailey Q l Bailey Loretta Dorothy Beck Bell SOPHOMORES Barbara Allison . ,A ff Q S355 Sat' was , ala it K s at it 5 fans 1 Mg . , - if Ss 9132 B fl Ha. ,gr Jimmie Amos N, fw A Bob Tony Donald Armstrong Ashmore Ayre Vivian Kenneth Tom Marie Charlene Baker Baldridge Ball Barlow Barton qlgz i ...I y,i .. S :Qt gf it , T it t ---: Douglas Arbray Reese Darlene ' Mitchell Bell Beshear Blair Boatner ' Bowden Y YY , Students gain insight into the world of biology by intensive laboratory work accompanied by explanatory lectures. Ruth Judy Bowen 1 Boyd :Aux Alice Alvin Brimer Brock, Jr. SOPHOMORES . -- 1 , .. A 3 'i -I:' V I - A qs- C s -in R af 5 f if 'P' be xl Q ' X my .. cc . C l K ,, D A, Q .. 'F l 4 X Q' w i f , 1 ffl if ll i f is s Cecil Gary Jerry Charles Rex Brown Brown Brown Buxbaum B num Y Louise Diane Carr Carter MX Shirley Tommy Cooke Cothran Pat Carlene Amelita Chaney Chellberg Clark johnny Carano Q 5 5. Q i Ns . 3 A 5 jimmy Cockrell 1 In f 7 S Richard Carano Rheta jo Cole Barbara Aynthra Don Patricia ames Crandell Crawford Crews Crimmins Daniels or X Don Lynda Darby Davies Nick Marilyn JeGiacomo Dell A grand finale to a wonderful Lady's happy birthday party at a most memorable assembly program. SOPHOMORES -. k jim Claudette Edna Norma Zelma Ramona Robert Dempsey Dixon Drumb Duncan Dunn Durant Earhart . . Q.. 4 f' X ' raaara if it tv' E is E V 7 QNX he lqq. C , x 1 N We ' f . a Sue Ada Nell Clifford udy ack Charles Elouise Elsing Evans Falis Gaines Gattenby Geter Gibson - 1 .z i i ' il . 1 A .Q F Dianne Rosetta Dan Curtis Ora Lee Douglas Floyd Gilmore Gist Gordon Greer Gregory Hackett Hall All work and no play makes a dull Co-ed. Anybody wanta buy a season basket- ' 2 ball ticket . Sue G Sue Hallford ' Hammon Ann Lea Harden Harkin Herman Thomas Lela Harmon Harrington Hart Cecil Hodges Patricia Tommy l l 5 6, Clara Louis Carolyn ames enkins Johnson Larry Wilma King King x, if aa james Robert Ki fk Knowlton Hoffman Holbrook Hopkins Hornbuckle soPHoMoREs,e Shirley Harold Hawkins Helterbrand Betty john Hensley Hickey .pw-5, 'K Cedl Kay Billy Ray joe Horton Howell Q til S? I I Clifford Steve Doris Steve Keirsey Kennedy Killebrew Kincade --l . x J World History is a favorite with M.H.S. students, who are interested in knowl- edge which will better prepare them to accept the growing responsibility of the modern citizen. F 'il 1 X Sis L L SOPHOMCRES f L Carol Don Gary Doris Lou Ella james Eddie aFevers LaRue LeFl0r6 Leslie Lewis Little Long joe Bob Leonard Barbara Ronald Lindrith Harvey Love Lowrey if Luna Martin in Marxsen Massey Marilyn Mary Mary Sue Wilma Alice Frances Tf2Cy Matney McCormack McDonald McElhaney Mellor Miller Miller M.H.S. students have the advantages offered by a well planned and supervised library program. Wendell Georgann Mixon ' Moncrief Karlyn Lynda Moore Moore Gs a S I 1 F SOPHOMORES . 1 X Adelia james Karolyn Edna Christine Mike Billie Sue Morris Mouser' Muhr Myers Nabors Nelms Newman if J it N Margaret Nadine Peggy Jimmy Leanne joe Marleen N orthcutt Osborne Osborne Ott Owen Pace Page W- O Y I. '...+,f., Barbara Evonne Genevieve jack James J. A. james Parker Parker Parker Parkhurst Patterson Payne Pearce Dennis Betty Pearson Peckio aisle faefa Phil Louis Perkins Perry Spelling, pronunciation and many other phases of learning are included in the well-planned English program. SOPHOMORES 1 R aat it -as xl 1 , t a -7-h 1 Q ii Helen Carol Maryn Norma Billy Ray Billy jerry Phipps Price Price NA Price Poole an Poston . 1 ,l sa 1 .. W? Donald John Kfrrmif Pat Rose Ann Bobby Coy Rains Reddish Richards Ridenour Robertson Robertson Rock Joyce joy Loretta janet Gail Charles Danny Rock Rogers Rosenbaum Rowland Rutledge Sanders X mx, Santino Q e P Bobbie Jean Leon Scroggins Shackleford The future Rembrandts of M.H.S. are hard at work. P Margaret Guy Sherrill Shipley -. X SOPHQMORES 1 . x 3 E .x S . - X b h : ' 9 K H t - ' Pat Karen Dennis Nancy Benny Bob Edward Sims Slagle Smith . E Smith Snell i Sorrels W r Stanton jimmy Lane Charles Mattie Claud Margaret Twyla Smith Talburt Tapp Tate' 1 1 Taylor Testa Thompson josealee jim Velba Wallace Margie jimmy Buck Thorton Townsend Treece Tucker Turner Vannoy Wade Danny Lawanna Wagoner Walker Jackie Garland Ward Warren Spring fever took its toll of book reports! 94 SOPHOMORES to like Joyce . , Eugene Sue Etta Bobby Drew Bobby joe Don Wanda Watson ', Watts Way Weaver y Weaver Webb Webb joan George Raymond Donna Carl Ronnie Sharon Whitlock Wilburn Willcutt Williams Williams Wilson Young ril l l Louis Zummer Not pictured: james Buffington Don Eller Welcom Shields Donald Shull Mary Manning Joyce Manning Sharon Putnam Ruth Wilkins Nelle Walker Buddy Johnson Why all this fuss about triangles? just add another side! !! PERSONALITIES ANNUAL QUEEN N MAURITA JO COLEMAN Queen THOMPSON ADA THATCHER AHendan?s 4 ANNUAL KING ,N .M . ,qb .. 5 if JOHN GLADDEN King HELTERBRAND sos AHendan+s wi, gr ? FO0TBALLL .QUEEN ANITA COLE Queen ROBERTS PAU LA AH'endan+s BASKETBALL QUEEN Q .Y ww! f .. E , Egg -1 PAULA KORTKAMP Queenu PEGGY WOLF MARLENE AH'endan+s A BAN EEN i .xv T4-x SUE THOMPSON Queen , -Jw 5' A ' ig. i 12 ,-J .T 'f GRAHAM BETTY PARRIS AH'endan+s M766 .KW ,U- A . U... QV fi Qi5k.1!,It,,,g,,'- Jfmh A955 35f M N Qs' 'lf Q , gg 1 1 QM--f Q R5 XY ff 3 .qu M ,, ELC A1 42 ,ga VA' ' :SL Q qL'Q'f ..- '5 n EW W5 Pd' ,ff ...id f'ff-M X ff 9 I f 1, I w K f... i 'w f, -sk W i Tx 2 JW K s , 4 'K Q x lf ' , iw ' Q - . 1 5 rf' Q x ff . Q .lg :fd ' Q Q' b 'sgf' 3 . Q X x .N 'V S K ' Q3 ' 'P Q ,TWV .f X .,. QQ Q Q M- QW S' ,LR .gig K Q x if Q SL QQ A 3 X 'Q K gf Ji H if f OCTOBER Anita Cole Don Piccolo NOVEMBER Margie Turner jackie Martin DECEMBER Paula Kortkamp Rex Earnhart GOOD CITIZENS JANUARY Irma Boyd john Gladden FEBRUARY Patsv Budzinsky O. W. Roberts MARCH Vivian Baker Dennis Brown eil' ' 14 Q .3 9 'M 'fps Ii sl ' 0 QQ Q l . f 4 of J C y xv Th Mrs an Uhr'-.M , I' 8 My f 9' W mi U5 X 1 if 1 v 1 fx ,ski A I F ,. an lx Q Q :F f 1 SM :Qu I L' .xf ni' wi F 5 I! A 5 REX EARN T '.'l' ! O9 00 fi fn .W W., 5 P l cya X f W-.N S ..q, . 3 x.-, 5 gl uc ll! KE 1 in 'xml y ' uf g rwwx ' ,if V918 . JfE,W2,f-kgizqr R ,K-. w..p'-Vikq' .f : ',x:5f3Lif i5 X 4 Q' ' '7 -Ixrfwf 4135 1- ' - X, 4 M A.',l'r,j4137 ,ie . ,tgfrfx ,gkgvg . W li H- x gf? '7'iIx,' i gZ'f.-32931 'N ' Pk: tl1 As'kf if' 23'-Q ,i :fvgif iii, .5f'f,b.wa- v ik 4 GR SCH Everybody wanted a peek at the junior play. X1 Many are the masterpieces of carving that have been lost to posterity via the basement route. A flashing smile and Annual sales boom. Virginia fjudyj There is, too, a Santa Claus, and here's your proof! johnson pins an M.O. Club membership card on Don Crews. in And to think I signed up for that 7:45 A.M. chorus of my own free will! si I l we N T' DAZE Now you know what happened to all the cookies at the Christmas Partv. K P s gg-1' s - , an ' 5 ' ., 'A J A 2 if K 5 it The junior class play, Dear Ruth, gave indication of the many endless hours spent perfecting every detail. As pretty as rx Cover Girl. Anita Cole, senior Lass winner of the nmgiwine sales contest, Oh, these M.H,S. covetls are pretty, but they dont .iffut mel!! Who's afraid of whom? ' i mfg 1 'N ' 131-swiiky i 4 f 2 I ' A ,, Q ng N ff 5 Q X ,35,Q1,Mir V T . ,. ty , MM' E? A t As A Q 'ii A-,F ,V , Lkjx, .. A1 xl ajgg M 1: ,- '-' , -A. .E NA SEB ! H 6 f if ' Q M - 1 -gf -- ' . .is +A g f ,....,,,, 1 A 'ih- wg 'S QNQ Q Sw 4 , ., 4 y 1 1 -lm J '7 Q - f 'wi,.M Hear S, 'X A f aw' X2 gfyi 5-1 p ,-QYQ-gy .-r.' ' 1 - Q tpvgzf, If xii? A 4 gs r ififag 42 A A M , gh . , W .,. .. Ai . ,i.3,: A I K is as R N Q f ar: sf ff V 4 ' fi I - -5' f i ' . .W M- 3 5 . 5 S R , 1. vgfiix-2 5 x Q.. in - y is . iii ,W Tami Wgmx , uw-xjqm, I f, MMM MW,4w.,WW,,,,,,f 218 1 V1 f Q. Y x Kami .... 145 Q is Q ex is 'if -as X, M ' x X xi! al . XfmM,,QW.. . 1-X-.wana :,5-Q:gg5fj',- -qgffgq. ' v. wfgwwgmf RN ,. A- da ,K-. 75 -5,1 + V ,XL OTO Many students receive on-the-job training in local business establishments. The Distributive Education Co-ordinator, Miss Mary jo Miller. keeps in close touch with each employer to check on the progress of trainees. M.H.S. Majorettes get all dressed up to help Our Town celebrate the big Prison Rodeo. It wasn't all work. The Annual Staff helps Virginia Uudyj johnson celebrate her birth- day anniversary. M.H.S. students take a view of the new Na- tional Bank Building, while our photographer takes a different view of the situation. .DH X ,ax U k px Q 6 'KI xx' M o ..'?'!' 1 1 4 l F , 'X M WF' 4 S . . V M ,Q K ,X .W M N x .E 5 JM ,X 1 6 4 s , ' 2 , ,. 5 ly JM, .Q-K' i r h ef' ,xfr ,, K 'Q A 1 ..:.j::m -- ff' L f ff, I ' A 49 Q Qzx fx' EH - S E 0 1 5 ' zz! T 5 in ff, 5 up IE Jig! . WE ,.,.,:,,, B KY -V if-fy I V , Eiw ' an WML . A - t W5 ' Tliiwwi' Q f 5- if fV G ' l Q V , Q W3 il ' ,Z M.. ff' ,.,. -t S XRS? 3 'OW iz .ands flaming 2 , r R331 i-'gi V' :quatc recreational fa- itics, and thriving busi- ss enterprises. blic spirited profession- men: DR. CLARENCE MARSHALL DR, G. E. LIKAFFEE fury of SOM PW-Z . 9 ' W i k if E ' ' , . tl! f i,- 5, , , .,'L, - t,i - ss L. ' .:--- I i t -' 'WJ' - -...N . , K .., Qillhr K .. . .24-i ..- q,M,,.fN,,,g,1i5i. .kg -s P.T.A. QFWEW . , 1,Miss Miller. Treasurer. and Mrs. WillfCI' Dell, Secretary, are looking over P.T.A. reports. 2. Mrs. Irvin Gladstein. P.T.A. President, opens l the first meeting of S4455 school term. 5.All the smiles say, Vile have fun at P.T.A. meetings. 4. Superintendent Thompson welcomes P.T.A. members. b.Mr. li. L. jolly, P.'l'.A. Vife President, thats with our Principal Finns Sandlin. I -.- Y .fv-1 , .. Q . v , -fs f QD - x . A , il' lg lf . N J m l 7 1 ',' - 7' 11 A . , , . .n, g. ' , r bud Z 3,7 4- i . .1 fq A, wr .W Q ,E :P J ' : XM-b4 - - -A -.I J. C -, T, xt, .2,4Mw 1 Q x x ' U 1 1 X ' ,-9 sway! Lx, I X? ff fjuxskxym' ,iam Ex NY Z - .,-.: A R ,Q ' si Siva E Hg ff ','- D '2 - 1 SQ 5. wl- vs? .A .sf rf Bs K..-. A 1' V9 if .i 'gk .Tig W1 . B W YQ My gi.. K L ' W ii ' fix B iw sf? ,Kwik ,, I . , K8-. arm al A R Q ,, 5 it Q i lr Q 'A 2 5 in 4' 'ik v r Wsfx 6 flw 2 332 5 1 i Wig NX Q, ,M 5, AS W, M ir ma Na 1--.-. .. .. W L. ., . , his v uv... m, .L Xxx, nf .f .m,,,.4 W 5 .q.1f,Qsgf-. ,f-.7 .f . ,. Q Q if - 2 . 'X V3'?5flr.' 5 AY 'N '19 M ' 'Var .hw QE L F iw QQQLS' ' ? .mai ,Q ,Q V 3 . 7 N 1 X Q V, a , ',,'V ',,, N f hz 5 f .gf .4 ' x 5: W ' fi ,,' x fr .4 7 M ' ' - ' ., 'T , ,. ! 5 MQ A 3 Q 5 ,A ' f A S E, Z? 21 I f V! ' TQ Pip- ' 5 Elf ,fren jf' ' WA' 's' V 4. fb N , , , MM 3 - 1 A if hi - W 2: A ,f f , ' ,, cv: - ,'ffzfa-,mfvw-, .1 Lf, ,V 4 , 44' ' W W , ' , A ' , A I 'f ,fgff 'Q f , mf ', iw, 'Ziff , 1 ' v, ' f ' ,' ff! ,ff W75ffW AQ57 'Q' ya: NATIONAL HO OR SOCIETY The National Honor Society is a select group of students who have shown evidence of their scholarship, leadership, service and character during their high school careers. Prospective members are screened and rec- ommended by faculty members who have come in contact with them as individuals. The membership is so limited that only outstanding members of the Senior class may be admitted, since no graduating class may have more than fifteen per cent of its membership in the Society. Mrs. Ola Muny Joyce Criswell janet Crossett Sponsor NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY X x SX ? 5 S W S SL Rex Earnhart Carl Fawcett Paula Kortkamp Prefident Kenny Landes Marlene Roberts O. W. Roberts Gail Sammons Vice Prexident jerry Tolleson Secretary and Treaxurer GOLDE 6' 3' K Q 'N-Q.. . ...,.,,- i Sitting. left to right: Dixie Bell, Frosty McKelvey, Tyne johnson, Oleta Webb, Sue Criswell, Standing: Donna Brewer, George Quinty. johnny Maisamo, Gail Sammons, Charles Claxton, Barbara Haynes, Miss Wilson, Sponsor, Sue Thompson, A A CAST OF HLO AND BEHDLDU ,J Left to right: Charles Claxton, Oleta Webb. Standing: Tyne johnson, George Quincy, Dixie Bell, Frosty McKelvey, Norman Lamphere. Apologies to Tyne who without her Indian attire is a little out of character. I ' Q NATIGNAL THESPIA SOCIETY Sitting, left to right: Sue Criswell, Prosty McKelvey, Tyne Johnson, Oleta Webb, Marianne Kroupis. Standing: Gail Sam- mons. Dixie Bell, George Quincy, Sue Thompson, Kenny Minyarcl, Barbara Haynes, johnny Maisano. Miss Wilscvn, Sponsorg jim McKay. Ruth Ann I-lundley, Norman Lamphere, Carol Gladstien, Charles Claxton, Pat Henley, Donna Brewer, Shirley Nale. NATIONAL FORE SIC LEAGUE Nw! Y l Left to right: Tyne Johnson, Gail Sammons, Dixie Bell, Kenny Minyard, Oleta Webb, Shirley Nale. x fps - is 1 orothy Be Jack Cambron Spawn, Eloxse Gibson Virginia Sue Johnson Patncna Sxms DI TRIBUTI E EDUCATIO ,,,. 'E Mm 5 er E Q . r iw Q 1 i fa e 1 First row, left to right: Scott Campbell, jerry Allsup, Bill Wood. Harold Swilling, Jimmie Hickman, Pat Edwards, Ann Gregory. Second row: Lonnie Smith, jerry McCoy. Eugene Strode, Harold Stevens, Bernard Smith, Clifton Cloyd. Third row: Lionel Davis, Maurice Schade, Truman Keplinger, johnny Cathey, Kenneth Curliss, jack Melton. Fourth row: Scott Killebrew, Lynn Painter, james Duvall, Benny Files, Barbara Peters, David Helterbrand, Shirley Vaughan, Veta Durant, Miss Miller, Sponsor. Fifth row: Dale Tucker, Alan Sewell, john Shields. Every phase of retailing is learned, from mer- chandising to selling. Here, Veta and Ann prepare for a coming sale. Students enroll for their regular academic courses in the morning, but in the afternoon and on Saturday they work at various retail or service stores in our town. LIBRARY CLUB -ii if , - 4?f'Alf 4 .1- f f Top row, left to right: johnny Coleman, John Gladden, Floyd Hall, Verna Mason, Coy Rock, Bobbie Jean Scroggins, Ann Southard, Kay Southard, jane Tua, Sue Etta Way, Oleta Webb, Cynthia Wheat, Mrs. Fleet, Sponsor. Subject . . . Period . . . Pupils Absent . . . Pupils Dropped . . . Pupils Re-entered . . . OFFICE ASSISTANTS MCALESTER HIGH SCHOOL PERIOD REPORT Subject . . . Period . . . Pupils Absent . .' Pupils Dropped . . . Pupils Re-entered Top row, left to right: Annalee Allen, joan Anderson, Amelita Clark, JoAnn Crawley, Louise Grubbs, Mary Lou Hamilton, Ann Horton, Ruth Joplin, Christine Nabors, Almeda Rains, Pat Ridenour, Earline Turney, Sharon Vandeveer, janet Van Hooser. Mrs. N. Bachi, Sponsor. ff ' 3 J Q 2 5 ? mr i a x .S-1 TURE NURSES CLUB J I L.. ,t OFFICERS-Shirley Miller, Presidentg Lou- em Welsh' Vice President: Clam! Campbell' Club members are in charge of noon milk sales 1 fxs Secretaryg Miss Blalock, Sponso . '1 F l . Y ' X Q f :xi - lll rw Iig .,., ? , Pa ii gi Y A 'T rags, i - Q . 5 ' at I' J ar ' 3 . -. -- is r Juanita Addison Wanda Akins Barbara Allison Barbara Allsup Betty Anderson Barbara Baker Loretta Beck Shirley Brown Barbara Campbell Carol Chapman Amelita Clark Anne Clawson Anita Cole, Reporter Aynthia Crawford Pat Crimmins Lynda Davies Ann Gardner Janelle Gipson Rosetta Gist Avanel Housley Pat Ivie Betty Keplinger Wilma King Paula Kortkamp Phyllis LaFevers Alice Martin Wilma Mclilhaney Joyce Ann Mickella Frances Ann Miller Adelia Morris Peggy Osborne Helen Phipps Carol Price Sharon Putnam Priscilla Russell Carolyn Sollers Joy Southard Margie Testa Yvonne Treece Janet Van Hooser Sue Etta Way Margaret Sherrill J ILQEQGI ,ll Y 41 Q5 0 NEW 0 qs . Q5 wr ,fy 1 io- 'X-F' ' ig--1 Q 3 J, X XR s 4 ' Qi 'S wi xg , K. 3 x A . KK' r fq ga, ' 2 3 ff k'l'q Emwr 81 my - . . Q h - ' ' - H ' K . . ,K y , JV K 4 l ei Te gi. gi . , 711 X' ,f 2 A f . 3 5. L -S, HH , '12 J mi K 1 N' Ex, x 'E' ,- 'Q-. A . ,, ,F 'S X 3 .5 1 r X g' nau- E If 5- X I Si 5 - X nuns-N I Us Si x xk 9 -x F TURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Mary Sue Grubis Mary Lee Glover Pat Hoffman Georgann Moncrief Patsy Chaney Louise Carr Naomi Miller jonnie Lee Berylcline Hammi Barbara Baker Don Price Tyne johnson Maryn Price Laverl Schofield Becky Collier Marilyn Dell Richard Conner Marlene Roberts Vivian Baker Margaret Northcutt janet Rowland Marlene Page FUT RE TEACHERS OF AMERICA First row, left to rightt Char- lene Lewsaw jo Ann Hu hs .. . g . ton, Eilith Rogers, Gail Sam- mons. Second row: Lane Tal hurt. Betty Parris, jimmy Van noy, f.Xi,k21,ih -i i wt A 11.53 i i Betty Smith Rheta Cole Betty Snell Miss Lyntle, Sfmrzrm Carol Thompson Patty Allfotd Norma Price First row. left to right: Ta- wannah Gulley, Barbara Coop- er, Pamela Buckner, Elaine Brown. Second row: Pat Sims, Twyla Thompson, Wan- da Lancaster, Anna Lee Allen, Glen Rhodes. f Nxt K Wim? YANNUSH ,, 3 ' -f 1--4l-inQ'i'3Q 'r - ai A --w-A-+-........ MEMBERS-Barbara Farris, Verna Mason, Georgann Moncrief, Louetta Xwclsh. Shirley Miller. Mary McCormack. Norma Moore, Rheba Ivey, Drew Priddy, Carol Gladstein. Ann Southarcl. Barbara Cooper. Charlene Lewsew, joan Whitlock, Karlyn Moore. Sue Etta Wlay, Nancy Smith. Patricia Hoffman, Vclba Treece. Ruth Ann Handley, Patricia Sims. Betty Hensley, juoly Boyd, Doris Killebrew, Elaine Dolan, janet Rowland. Maryn Price, Norma Price. Vivian 'W--an-Q-Q.. .., '- in f .-...Maui One of the most colorful and spectacular sights at our sports events this year has been the newly organized Yannush Drill Team. ANNUSH ali?-iii Baker, Louise Grubbs, Barbara Allison, Ann Hardin, Mariann Kroupis, Barbara Baker, Edna Myers, Lindrith Marx- aen, Linda jolly, Carlene Chelberg, Carol Campbell, Ann Gardner. Shirley Cook, Rheta Cole, Paula Kortkamp, Mari- yn Dell, Kay Southard, Sue Hallford. CHEERLEADERS: Mary Lou Hamilton, Josephine Mellor, Betty Poor, Margie Kay Turner, and jane Tua. xxx MN... N X 'i o A Miss Lynde and Mrs. Fleet have taken a leading role in fostering school spirit . . . Stevie Fleet, Yannush He-Man' assists the cheerleaders . . . The artistic Yannush members paint the grand stands. WOW-WOW Mr. George P. Nigh Mr. Carroll Davis Sponmr Sponmr' Weldon Miller Harold Helterbrand Prexidenl Secretary and Treasurer Eddie Harper Vice President - A A A :iv-mai First row, left to right: jim Eberhart, joe Pace, Douglas Bell, Tony Ashmore, O. W. Roberts, Guy Shipley, Weldon Mill- er, Eddie Harper, Chad Lively, Larry Price, jackie Martin, Curtis Greer, Ed Long, George johnson, Don E. Adams. Second row: Eugene Bonino, johnny Pearman, John Bailey, jim Cockrell, Dale McClend0n. Glen Miller, Don Piccolo, john Glad- den, Lane Talburt, James Mouser, Charles Geter, jack Gattenby, Clifford Falis, Carl Williams, Robert Earhart. Third row: Ed Sokolosky, Rex Earnhart, Leon Goodson, Don McKay, Robert Culp, Bobby joe Weaver, Cecil Hopkins, jimmy Vannoy, Doyle Clampitt, Ernest Rager, Harvey Glass, Melvin Housley, Albert Nickols, Ronnie Watson. Fourth row: johnny Mai- sano, Floyd Hall, john Reddish, joe Love, H. W. Helterbrand, Donald Darby, Tommy Cothran, Kermit Richards, Nick Weaver, Herman Harman, Fred McPhail, Ron Richardson, jim Townsend. Fifth row: C. D. Davis, Douglas Hackett, J. A. Payne, Don Webb, Garry LeFlore, jack Parkhurst, Bill Robins, Jimmy Westbrook, Bob Kennedy, Phil Perkins, Gene Mc Gahen, jim McKay, Garland Warren. 1 Q lf.x Q , M in . - n X Q is X :Q ? f g Q J : ii E 5 gi. xx is A ff . gg wa M ' fe: mf -'f '?f3k . Q' .J . 'Q' ' Hai X 9 Y X 'ik 531 0, K A- , x Q ,V ma y KH Tc' if . F ' 3,1 -- N 'iii f 0 'P , ff gi A , 3, , if gg- f S, ,s. X'x A V I xy x xl. an 'F il., Qkvw fav: 1 iii -- X 2 S yi if Q 'ik ik: . . Q N' lf ,M gl xrx L3 ik, NH 535 tw if W fi? , il k 'Nw A Y gf ' N Q EW A ,, gm 3 wif may be if , i. G ,A 51.5 5,f ,. -355 6 fiiw HI-Y OFFICERS Pmiildwzl jay Hornbutkle 'og Vire Pnatiderzi Don Florence St'f1'FftI?'-I I I Larry Price n Tl't'.lYll7'6'7' Jackie Martin 1 ' Sjmzzmr Q ' Mr. Brumley C i , F K F homa City in january. Q3 1 1' ,f A- L Q Q l Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y members together with Mr. VU. C. Maupin Associate Senrctary of the YMCA of Oklilimiii lixtuss alms , . . . . ., t , ., I for the Youth and Government meeting, which was held in Okli First row: Bill Weaver Olen Free jay Hornbuckle jackie M ti 0 O , , , ar in, Louis Kovash, jim McKay. Second row: Bob Stems, Perry Lovett, C rl F ' a awcett, Don Florence, johnny Maisano, and Mr. Bob Brumle y. -AN .lf in ..,f l ' . H. J. HEDGES-Director SUE THOMPSON-Drum Major CLARINETS-jimmy Westbrook, Dorothy Graham, Don Brown, Gerald Brown, Harriet Hackett, Irma Boyd, Patty Allford, Charlene Hawkins, Patsy Chaney, Carol LaFevers, Phyllis LaFevers, Janelle Gipson, Sue Elsing, Ada Nell Evans, Alan Hunt, Frances Hart, Norma Price, Jerry Barbee, Sharon Putnam. PERCUSSION-Donna Sparkman, Annalee Allen, Alice Mellor, Gary Dusenberry, Clifford Kiersey, Becky Collier, Betty Snell, Betty Paris, joy Southard. BASS CLARINET-J. A. Payne. BASSOON--Linda jolly. OBOE-Maryn Price. CORNETS-jo Bangs, Darrieux Edwards, Ernest' Rager, Doyle Clampitt, Charles Green, Christine Nabors, Anna Marie Ellis, Marjorie Burley, Margaret Northcutt, Barbara Parker, Cecil 'X Q is r Xa i ,, M..' -in W ' f 1 S ' ...Q Q ,ff .. 3 as if V 1, r N 1- 2 A , Xt, , :fir . M S K 5. Q Q . V W , , h a .L fyfv ..LV 152, 'f H X ' ' ' ' .- 1 'v K Q I ikl 4 Q . ' , -9'-f 4 ,-5, Q '2 K - J f Qi? m 1 ffl .x-. -Q.. - ' H .. , 'iw K l g Q 1 L gxfix A in fy' N F' R x, Q v .W ' A w +215 , ' . . as 5 Q QF? f I JW, 1 , V J 7 B 4. -ks X W Q , ,L .. ' -xg 4 . -V . i . . M S , A Q: A' 1 4. nm, LmAAV K , H1531 1 . - - gi, Kfgfm h Q L A 3 55,4 'SiA . f Q - ,f 'AP .dw ,M num ,Ag-wi K 1? f 5 sf kj - .Jig Q gm as .P Kbi ,f fm A . Ain NW' -Q. s N 'Lk El .,...aP MIXED CHORUS l as 8 R a. it l If , I , im ' Q .,.k K T' . A M its T, 5 First row: Edna Drumb, Louise Carr, Velba Treece, Pat Sims, Patricia Hoffman, Ruth Ann Hundley, Sue Hammons, Linda Loveall, Betty Poor, Louis Kovash, Dale McClendon, Mrs. Borland, Director, james Gotcher, Larry Price, Lane Talbert, Elaine Dolan, Rosetta Gist, Joyce Mickella, Mary Lou Hamilton, jo Mellor, janet Rowland, Mariann Kroupis, jerry Sue Tolleson. Pianist. Second rowi Patsy Ivey, Mary Sue Grubis, Maurita Coleman, Karlyn Moore, Sue Etta Way, Gail Rut- ledge, joan Whitlock, Saralee jones, Carl Gladstein, Leon Goodson, Robert Culp, jerry Brown, Don Brown, jim McKay, Sue Criswell, Betty Rutledge, Mary Ann Eubank, Peggy Wolf, Anita Cole, Twyla Thompson, Carole LaFevers, Lindrith Marxsen, Norma Price, Maryn Price, Yvonne Treece, Anna Marie Ellis. Third row: Martha Welsh, Nancy Crook, Wynrsn Campbell, june Eubank, johnie Lee. Alice Meller, Almeda Rains, Betty Smith, Darrieux Edwards, Rex Earnhart, Doyle Clampitt, Earnest Rager, George Quincy, Frosty McKelvey, Laverl Schofield, Barbara Baker, Paula Kortkamp, Elaine Brown, Carlene Chel- 'MIXED QUARTET MRS. T. G. BORLAND Diferlor of Vocal Muric james Gotcher, Linda Jolly, Georgann Moncrief, Carl Fawcett. i MIXED CHORUS x X i . sf. - is E ' Z . , r e ,- Q if 6 ws l + E, , 'iv D' r I, .. berg, Kay Southard, La Wanna Walker, Ann Gardner, Marilyn Dell, Dorothy Bell. Fourth row: Harriett Hackett, Drew Priddy, Shirley Cook, Kerry Gaines, Vivian Baker, Sue Hallford, Barbara Farris, Verna Mason, Claudette Dixon, Linda jolly, Maur- ice Schade, Thomas Zathery, George johnson, jay Hornbuckle,Carl Fawcett, Don Florence, Kay Hornbuckle, Linda Moore, jo Bangs, Georgann Moncrief, Patsy Chaney, joyre Criswell, Marlene Page, Mary Lee Glover, Laura Giacomo. Fifth row: Sara Wagner, Betty Hensley, Mary McCormack, Linda Bailey, Frankie Pusley, Pamela Buckner, Louetta Welsh, Barbara Cooper, joan Anderson, jo Ann Hughston, john Shuller, Mitchell Bowden. johnny Hickey, Tom Bailey, jim Dempsey, Richard Con- ner, Tony james, Ann Hardin, Rheta Cole, Dorothy Graham, Charlene Hawkins, Waynoka Austin, jenelle Gipson, Patty Al- ford, Phyllis LaFevers, Edna Myers, Eloise Gibson. BDYS, QUARTET GIRLS' TRIO V X M Larry Price, james Gotcher, jay Hornbuckle, Louis Kovash. Y l Maurita Coleman, Ruth Ann Hundley, Sue Criswell. GIRLS, GLEE CLUB '1 . F F if' Q- .ga ,459 ,V First row, left to right: Edna Mae Drumb, Doris Killebrew, Velba Treece, Ruth Ann Hundley, Sue Hammons, Judy Boyd, janet Rowland, Mary Lou Hamilton, jo Mellor, Clara James, Second row: Alice Brimer, Wanda Webb, Karlyn Moore, Sue Etta Way, Saralee jones, Naomi Miller, Betty Rutledge, Kay Hornbuckle, Barbara Baker, Rosetta Gist, Twyla Thompson, Elaine Dolan, Sue Criswell, jerry Tolleson, Accompanist. Third row: Wilma McElhaney, Karen Slagle, Nancy Crook, joan Whitlcmck, Linda jolly, Paula Kortkamp, Linda Loveall, Barbara Farris, Joan Anderson, Mary Anne Eubanlc, Elouise Gibson, Beverly McLaughlin. Carlene Chelberg, Billie Sue Newman, Mrs. Borland, Director. Fourth row: Sue 1-lallford, Shirley Cook, Kerry Gaines, Dorothy Bell, Sherry Hunt, Evonne Parker, Jeanine Hailey, Barbara Cooper, Elizabeth Harden. Lindrith Marxsen, Georgann Moncrief, Barbara Boatner, Elaine Brown, Edna Myers, Lynda Moore, Ann Horton, Ann Gardner, La- wanna Walker. BOYS, GLEE CLUB First row, left to right: Bill Merrill, Larry Price, Don Adams, jay I-Iornbuckle. james Gotcher, Dale McClendon, Rex Earn- hart. Second row: jerry Tolleson, Accompanistg Lane Talburt, Don Brown, Elmer Ford, john Hickey, jack Melton, jim Dempsey, Mossie Cappo, George johnson, jerry Grubbs. Third row: Mrs. Borland, Director, jim McKay, Tom Bailey, Tony James, Morris Firestone, Mitchell Bowden, Carl Fawcett, Bob Stems, Don Florence, Bill Weaver. k as - I S ' ui 99 SPOQTS X First row, left to right: Tommy johnson, Larry Price, Louis Zummer, joe Pace, Louis Kovash, Rex Earnhart, jackie Martin, Phil Colston, George Johnson. Don Piccolo, john Miller. Second row: Bill Henley, Assistant Coach, Olen Free, Managerg Chuck Ervin, Bill XY-'eaver, jackie Wlilson, Fred Howard, Don Adams, Don Overton. Chad Lively, john Gladden, Bob Elli- son, jim Crimmins, Tommy Patterson, Doyle Long, Head Coach, Bill McCarson, Assistant Coach. Third row: Dennis Brown. Bob Stems, Doug Bell, Bob Sorrels. Bob Impson, jay Hornbuckle, Frank Bell, Carl Fawcett, De Waine jones. DOYLE LONG BILL HENLEY Cfmflg Afrirtanl Coach TOTAL TOTAL TEAM SCORE YARDS TEAM SCORE YARDS McAlester ...,,. .,.,.,,,,, 3 3 391 Okmulgee ..... .,...,... 7 1 24 McAlester ...... ,,,,... 1 2 273 Shawnee ...... 1 3 191 McAlester .r,... l..,,,. 1 3 279 Muskogee .... ..,,., 3 5 214 McAlester ,,..., ....... 2 6 295 Durant ..... ....., 7 129 McAlester ..,,,. ...,,,, 1 3 204 Henrietta .,.... ...... 1 3 285 McAlester ...... ...,... 1 4 341 Hugo ...,..,.. ,..... 0 137 McAlester ...... .... 7 244 Wewoka ...... ...... 2 0 204 McAlester ..,.., ,,,,,r, 3 9 391 Holdenville .,... ......,,. 2 6 287 McAlester ..,,.. ....... 2 0 306 Ada ......... ,.,. . .. ..... 40 296 McAlester ...... ..,,.,. 2 8 302 Seminole ........, ...... 2 6 298 Total pawn ,,,,, ,,,,,,, 2 05 Tom! painrr ,,,,., ..... 1 47 Total yardr ....., ,...... 3 126 Total yardf ..... ,....... 2 165 PLAYER Adams Piccolo ..,., Impson .,... Martin .... Bell ...., Miller .... Stems ...,. BILL MCCARSON A.r,ri.mn1t Couth EXTRA T.D. POINTS 8 6 2 O ...,..10 0 1 13 3 6 O 1 O O wa- Inq fl? Xi Q . F ff? It in A F Q M' X 77' Y' 'N J av O H ' W S WS W, ,rx S 6 K' x . WC., E fi 55 i --. --1. 1 Yr x f-cfg - my f f fi -...., my h x ' gb 3 W 1. 'K f s i X . . in 5-'fi 1 x 5 461 ' V1A,Q.:iEiM-1. fer G sl 9 'N X 2 9 -- F N rf! N' vs: .ik if - 3? U ' K X. 1 V. V1 wg? 1' 5 li? J X' if is 4 .gf K I X552 sf I 5 Q .1 ' Nu.: W4 'P' U, , 4 mw- Q ? Q 'jg I og 5 1 V? f .. M. 5 r 'Q I , i wg gli 'I k .32 xr K Q . U xx ,Q X x A .L Q 1 gf- 0 -.x Di' ,W 6 -9 rw as lvl, Y 5 ly A , ,L Q p A 3 b Qu J ' Kmkl f . .. X J' N... ,...v ,- fl , ,W , X K A. s. i ,J uf. ,var - K A Y K . xZrg.L A m ' win 'ff Wx .Q Lv I' 0 L' , H ,Q ,- U BASKETBALL HAU SQUAD First row, left to right: Gene Mayfield, jackie Martin, O. W. Roberts, Glen Miller, Don Piccolo. Second row: Bob Brumley, Coach, Tim Dabbert, Ronnie Watson, Bill Cole, Harvey Glass, Don Overton. Bn SQUAD 71 f MVK V First row, left to right: Nick Weaver, Tracy Miller, Wallace Tucker, john Bailey, Charles Geter, Tony Ashmoreujohn Miller. Second row: Bill Henley, Coach, Tommy johnson, Jackie Ward, Gerald McClendon, Bill Horton, Dennis Brown, Jimmy Cockrell, james Mouser, Tommy Cothran. The B team, composed of sophomores and juniors, completed its most successful season with a record of fifteen wins to three defeats. ,L ' 5 -a ,, g 37 is W SY S? -. X. V, it .. A aq, I, ,...-i 5 gk, I i s 1 5 fx . fl NX 2 ws QQ , P . jigs if 9 Z .:.'.. is an 5 X -'TZ .53 . T XXQQ Q . 4 A 1 gg 1 Ihk X k ju? M , X ' X i I is Xfgifix X X 4 My fa' K Q52 W' ' xf1 f Q K. I S A .5 'X f www W' f Q J' Q' N s J ' 1 ' . mf 1 N: :: 2 -1-: h I 6 X Y , L v ' -1 I . M.H.S. BASKETBALL McA1ester .....,,....,.... McAlester ........,....... McAlester McAlester McAlester McAlester McAlester McAlester McAlester McAlester McAlester SCHOOL SPIRIT' PAYS OFF! The 1954-55 Buffaloes enjoyed a good year. Coach Bob Brumley, left and his assistant Bill Henley, right, concentrated this year on the rebuilding of the team. A fine group of hustling boys gave M.H.S. a team she can look to with pride. Unbeaten Seminole felt the full force of the Buffaloes romped over her with a 51 to 43 victory. An impressive home record for M.H.S. is being compiled, with twenty-one wins and only nine losses in a three-year period. For the third consecutive year the Buf- faloes were ranked among the top ten teams of the state. Muskogee ...... .....,.. 5 6 McA1ester .,..,........... 59 Tahlequah .... ....... 2 9 McAlester .,......,..,.... 5 3 Okmul gee ...... ..,.... 3 0 McAlester ................ Muskogee ...... ....... Poteau ....,... Okmul gee ...... ....... .......33 44 44 McAlester .....,.......... 50 McAlester ................ McAlester ..,............. Classen .......... ....... 5 6 McAlester ................ Holdenville ....... ..Y.... 5 4 McAlester ..,.,,.,,.,...., Wewoka ........ ....... 4 6 McAlester ................ Ada ......... ....... 6 9 McAlester ..............., Poteau ..... ........ 4 9 McAlester ................ CONFERENCE RECORD 7-5 FINISHED-Third Place I-lenryetta ...... ....... Wewoka ..... ....... Henryetta .,..,.,, ....... Holdenville Pauls Valley Ada ................ ....... Ada ............. Seminole .... ....... Durant .... Seminole ..... ....... Durant .... 32 43 47 55 43 45 61 61 46 46 45 W . Q Q if f Pt N rxlgx 31 gy X SQ,- FQ. fggf' W tgmgg . tg' 31 iff 1 . 5 5 1 fav? as AJ WJ!- im, J 8 0 K. L L ga 1 I 5 ax 51 fs gf Elk i Xm Fw-in .xxx x . Sq' gm A ., A E I :R Xa '1 I , X They go together . . . the 8:30 bell and john Shilds with his super line of combs and sales- manshipf' FROM THE HALL OF M.H.S. A Open the door . . . and stand back! No date tonight, O. W .... basketball practice! just wait . . . your girl will be wearing tbix soon! ' 1 M --..,, K -x-..Mx,.Nm W,,,,,.,......----1... .WW NNW --' ..M-...d-W-f A'M W '-w- W ,..X.-..M. L 5 Y 1 5:1 Qi' l v xilg U 15 iff lf Ng, R 5 ' sig -1 AD ERTISE :aw K ,.....n-----N AND C. L. Priddy Sue Criswell THE NATIONAL BANK OF McALESTER I I I I ififfyi Mr. B. E. PeI'ers, Benny Murdock Frankie Pusley McALESTER FROZEN FOOD BESS DRUG STORE Your Neighborhood SIore 304 Eas'I' Seminole Phone 20 IF NO ANSWER CALL 3I40 Feaiurmg Na+ionaIIy Adveriised Lines O Kroehler Living Room Furnifure O Grand Gas Ranges I Qualify Philco Producfs O QuaIi+y Bedroom Furnifure Food Lockers 'E' 1. I PROCESSING FOR HOME FREEZERS I I A Phone I677 PHONE 2304 I2I Easi' Chocfaw Your Czedii' is Good FOSTER'S FLOWERS Always Go To The Prom GOLDBERG'S II9 NORTH FIRST McAles1'er's Qualify Deparfmenl S1'ore TICK TOCK TUCKER Your Credil' Jeweler Lovely flowers for a lovely lady. says Glenn Miller fo Jane Tua. BENNETT MOTOR COMPANY 420 Sou'l'h Second Phone 53I John Bennefl, Glenn McGinnis. 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Your Insurance Office sEwELL's I AUTO service 3 I9 Soufh Main I Com pIe'I'e on CIH C IF e'H' I On, al' CWC . Au1'o Repairs On All Makes Cars CALL 282I PHOENIX FEDERAL BARNARW5 SAVINGS AND LOAN UPHOLSTERING SHOP ASSOCIATION Fine Cusiom Upholsrering IZ' N. FirS+ Mosf CompIe're Fabric Selecfion PHONE 4,22 in McAIesI'er PICK-UP AND DELIVERY 602 Soufh Main 2473 HUNT PRINTING CO. Home of Mine's Ordered Club Mmlll Dunn 2 1 ff ' ' N Dodds a savings plan. IN 2' f i -- II- I I OIeI'a Webb discusses wi'I'h Mr. J. R +41 1' II X A iI I'Zf'1 300 Wesf Washingion 754 HUDGENS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Phone 643 620 Souih Main McALESTER. OKLAHOMA Babara Farris, Ruih Ann Hundley and Principal Cobb inspecf fhe new Icifchen af Junior High School which was buiI+ by HUDGENS. EASTERN CHEVROLET CO. Charles Clax+on, Carol Thompson, George Quincy, Aniia Cole and Don Florence inspecr +he new CORVETT. GORMAN WHOLESALE CANDY COMPANY 109 Sou+h A Phone 683 Yvonne Treece, Don McKay Mr. Kelly Gorman McAIes+er Oklahoma MISSION ORANGE BOTTLING COMPANY THE McALESTER FUEL COMPANY 209 Easl' Wyanclofie SAF-T-ZONE PERMANENT TYPE ANTI-FREEZE FOR FULL PROTECTION GENE WATERS FURNITURE STORE For Those Good RCA Televisions! McALESTER MILLING COMPANY I Q f li - v l N I nil: I -3' -'fe -yr: - - - ., 1. 1. .- . - Congra+ula+ions Seniors! ROC K'S MELVYN ROCK, owner RADIATOR SERVICE Il3V2 So. 3rd Telephone 33I5 ' MCALESTER Mary Lou Hamilfon, Jo Mellor and Gene OKLAHOMA l Walers' PUBUO SERV CE COMPANY OF OKLAHOMA Dependable, Low-Cosl' Elecfric Service fo Help Build Oklahoma Toclay's s+uclen'l's, 'lomorrow's homemalzers, Maryn Price ancl Norma Price receive a lesson in economical cooking by Mrs. Lucille Worihen. John Tua Conoco Produc+s BILL MARTIN AUTO SERVICE General Au+o Repairing 347 E. Chocfaw Ave. McAIesI'er, Okla. PHONE 767 Roofing and SI1ee+ Mefal Works BEESON'S TIN SHOP BURL BEESON, Owner PHONE 792 Carl Fawc' I wyia Thompson. Don Clif- +Qn, ,. fford, Eugene Bonino. 335 Easf Chocfaw McAIesIer, Oklahoma 'r eq.-.A 1 THE GLADSTEIN COMPANY WT-'Tgs I? 1 Carol GIads'Iein, RandeII Ward, Mariann Kroupis 41594 - 1 My s .,M,..4WX wk ,M A 'W , E f ' WM., . X 1 T Q7 V X -. .'5'?'f'WM'. 5 Y , Q Q . Q ,W - I 'M' 5 5 . ' dp s k k k - - if K , Udk, ,,,,g, 6 raw, ts. H v , L t 4 xx I I ' I , ki www - x Qs. Qi-'EW 3 Fi bi VX 5 umm: Z if X , - fig- Si 2' m Ei g W I gf A f. 1'-1 25: , x g.: .fxlsg X 3' .L . i R X i X fswli . N 2- Nui X xi X x x - X - PAUL T. MILLION-FORD DEALER IOI Souih 2nd Phone 2800' Judy Johnson iries ouf Ford for '55 WARD'S SERVICE STATION I+'s A Pleasure +o Serve You 324 Norih Main A and Washingion J. O. GREEN APPLIANCE CO. P.O. Box 330 Phone 2567 McALESTER. OKLAHOMA A+ 3380 PHONIE FOR A LOAN Cash While You Waii' PEOPLE'S CREDIT COMPANY 3 I 5 Norih Main 'Model Bakery of lhe Soulh' CROCKETT 81 NIGH GROCERY AND MARKET MEADOW GOLD DAIRY PRODUCTS Congralulafions '55 Annual W. G. SHIPLEY BAKING COMPANY l06 SOUTH SIXTH PHONE 2888 Gail Sammons vislfs +l'se Meadow Gold Company. The Annual S+a'F'F Enjoys a Snaclc af lhe PIG 'N' WHISTLE Sou+l1 of McAlesl'er on Highway 69 I Margaref Nor+hcuH', Phil Perlcins, Sue EH'a Way, Jim McKay, Mr. Harold Rohrer ROHRER MOTOR I SALES COMPANY I McAlesIer, Oklahoma CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH KTMC I400 on Your Dial Your MuI'ual ABC Affilialed S'Ia'I'ion in McAlesI'er CLYDE DAVIS PAINT 8: BODY WORKS I 2I8 Soufh A S'I'ree'I' : PHONE 3161 Mr. Jim Rosso. Carol La Fevers McALESTER OIL MILL COMPANY Manufaclurers of Soybean - Peanuf Producrs, Red Seal Feed PHONE 7I0 MONCRIEF SEED HOUSE Seeds Tha+ Grow 4 gl 1 sffn I3 Souih Main Phone 227 MCALESTER. OKLAHOMA JIM ALLFORD SERVICE STATION 5I'h and Grand Your MOBILE Dealer I A -io' iz , 01 Wfppfl 8 A , CHESTER WHITAKER DRUG E. J. Aurora, eeorgann Moncraef, Telephone I399 2I3 So. Main MCALESTER, OKLA. RoseHa Gisf We Give S 81 H Green Sfamps Z-X A 81 E SUPER MARKET . 9 ' ! i Miller Alford Ray Edwards gy 9 Wesi' Washingfon PHONE 2849 SEAMPRUFE, INC. MHS S+uden+s Know +he Cherished Giff in Lingerie Bears a SEAMPRUFE Label I Al Wolf. Joyce Criswell, Mary Ann Eubank and Peggy Wolf JOLLY MAID ICE CREAM COMPANY W9 cams A MILK macmcseanreo nsuvsnv NVALESTER ,OKLAHOMA png we 295 Linda Jolly Maurice Schade ISLE OF CAPRI Krebs, Oklahoma AMERICAN BAKERY 3I5 Sou+I1 Main PHONE 93 HELEN AND TONY PETITTI Groceries - Meafs - Vegefables Imporfed Foods PHONE I888 and Paula Korilramp some chicken. K eb5. OIiI6I'lOm6 Don Giacomo offers Jerry Sue Tolleson I v SAM GRUBBS WHHEACRE PRINTING COMPANY g AND USED CARS Vi SAVE QIS S. MAIN ' High Cash Prices Paid for Used Cars CALL US BEFORE YOU SELL! Phone 777 STAR DRUG CO. Marlha Welsh looks over some of Mr '20 E. CHOCTAW Whi+eacre's prinling. Our Founlain is No+ed for Good Food! HARRIS TV AND APPLIANCE COMPANY Carolyn Sollers, Vela Duranf, Jacky Wilson, Larry Price, Dennis Brown Wise shoppers, like George Ann Slewarl' lshown here in 'lhe For- mal Gown Dep'I'.l lcnow lhal' LUCIL'S years of experience and service add up +o The Smar'I'- esi' Place +o Shop in Mc- Ales1'er . .gucifl Smurf Shoppe I9 Easl' Choclaw , McAlesl'er, Olcla. . E- H- SMA'-LWOOD 8' SON MUSKOGEE INDUSTRIAL FINANCE CORP. John Smallwoocl explains ihe advanfages 1 of cenlral healing lo Verna Mason. S ..6 Momhs +0 if E I-I8 Monlhs lo pay 'J a ALDRIDGE BARBER SHOP Your Appearance is Our Business f I L 5331? Alix X . a f I MINNIES PLACE S 45 Specializing in Fine ITALIAN Fooos RITE-WAY I. G. A. Bounce and Wes Marfin STEAKS-CHICKEN AND LAMB FRIES Dinners Wifh Spagl1eH'i-Meal' Balls and Ravioli 'X Krebs ., ,. ,.,.,...... ,.....,.,... . l844 JINK'S STATION GARAGE YOUR FRIENDLY TEXACO DEALER Third and Grand Avenue Mr. Bounce Marlin, Linda Davies and Barbara Parker McAles+er, Oklahoma Phone 296 Lincoln-Mercury Sales and Service JERRY COLLIER MOTOR CC. 2l5 Sou'Il1 2nd S'Iree+ Dixie Lee Bell is shown American Siandard producis af Union Iron Works. UNION IRON WORKS Disfribufors of AMERICAN STANDARD PRODUCTS MAJESTIC BARBER SHOP Noi'ed for Friendly Service Barbers: GARVIN LOWERY 'again f M. G. WELDON CLIFFORD HENSLEY 1 333535Eg5g5gSg5g3g1.:.:g:.:5g5g1 JONES ELECTRIC SHOP Bonded and Insured 'For Your Pro+ec+ion LAMPS AND APPLIANCES 203 Easl' Chociaw Phone 678 SISCO'S USED CARS 223 SouI'h 3rd Sfreei' MCALESTER OKLAHOMA THE J. J. McALESTER MERCANTILE CO. Dealers in Saddlery, Harness, Furnifure, Lumber, Sash, Doors, Builders' Hardware, Painfs, Oils., Glass, Radios Plumbing and Elecirical Supplies Gai Every+hing Home Owned by Home People Since I87I NORTH McALESTER PHONE 527 C. A. Hamilion, Judy Boyd, Louis Kovash C. A. HAMILTON CONOCO SERVICE STATION Main and Comanche Sis. McAIesI'er, Olde - Xm- 5 m Aw, A Rh . 3 'Y N--QPW1 5 . .. ,Q ul I ff if SW Eat , ARNES ii 5 M .gems S iii HOP N f' if 513535 W ff' As? Xim if QW MA, N 4' Q 'aw K 3555414 ,Q X, vb ,MSE N1 9? Qt , .- N Sy sk AW? U 'ou 'T nanny PIONEER f Y ' MGE, HER GIFT ABSTRACT COMPANY 41 ? Wii' yy A W A 4 m4 ww S 5 BLANKS - LACKEY '3'T'i giMi M' 'V I ' m,.LA gf l Hofpoini' Home Appliances g i A , 1,A1Q S 'li 205-201 EAST CHOCTAW y whyb A K VAh4 it McAles+er, Oklahoma y ,,A A -AAV A xTAA b f A QA A yy PHONE I394 fp A A ff 2 is A ra. 1 I Kenny Landes and Mr. V. H. Smifh 'Talk s+ric+ly business . Complimenfs from McAles+er's Only Exclusive Men's S+ore S. G. HOLMES 81 SONS H' Ceriainly Pays +0 Pay Cash a+ Holmes EXTRA I U QTNG . 400 l ' f p 3 A V-4 I McALESTER SHOE STORE Shoes for fhe Whole Family I6 EAST CHOCTAW lllEl.D'S 'l'A'l'l0N ' mic: Gas, Oils, Tires ancl Accessories THIRD AND WYANDOTTE PHONE 305 Newton's Jewelers Mr. Newfon proves fo Marlene Roberfs +ha+ diamonds are a girl's besi' friends. T. H. ROGERS LUMBER COMPANY TOTS TOGGERY Fred J. Hennes shows Janef Rowland some of fhe beauliful paH'erns in wallpaper sold a+ ROGERS. of Phone 347l f in Nor+h Firs+ Qin. X 'N 'l i- PETE'S PLACE Chickens, Sfealcs Lamb Fries, Ravioli On Highway 270 and 3I TELEPHONE 2942-J Krebs, Oklahoma MCKELVEY I 'S' LAUNDRY 3. DRY CLEANING NWN W co. Your Bosom Friend PHONE l40 MCALESTER. OKLA. HUTCHISON 81 SON Phone Your f Order-We 'P A ' i Deliver ls I Qs -5 mg mf I AJ .Q v'i I W . . 'P 1 Y Q ' i H '5 'Viv - . I P . i J ff' ' - '- K --U oo x V -11, 1 A Y-41 L, - - I ,V s Q is 4 12 A E - Y Mr. Bill Young sells Bob Sfems a new suif for 'lhe Junior-Senior Banquet J U D'S STU D I O Frame Tha+ Smile Elaine Brown Frigidaire Appliances Youngsiown Ki+chens O'Keefe 8: Merri+'I' Ranges BILL RIEDT 2nd and Chickasaw McAles+er, Okl HOME OWNED AND OPERATED Frigidaire DUKE GARDNER'S CHOCTAW MARKET When You Think of Food Think of Us PHONE 49 Exquisi+e Jewelry FORRESTERS JEWELRY sw Ql 1, , ' dad W 6- S406 f Y 4, A THE PEOPLE'S STORE Sympa+he+ic and Faifhful Communi+y Service HUMPHREY'S FUNERAL HOME Mrs. Carl Leeper Anifa Cole Shorty's I Coffee Shop I BEST HAMBURGERS IN THE WORLD-TEXAS INCLUDED-' LONG BELL LUMBER COMPANY ii 'V ' Yum, yum!, say J. A. Payne and Jim Burrows, +his DAIRY PRIDE :EE FIEI ICE CREAM is REAL COOL! if U Look Firs+ fo Long Bell JIMMY HENDERSON 50UTHARD'5 BODY AND PAINT SERVICE Tire Recapping .-You Wreck lem. xv Vulcanizing We Fix 'em! I .L dh' A4 , I220 Sou+I1 Main PHONE 287 3I6 Easi Chociaw LI PHONE 2296 221--9-II if ' J, NELSON FURNITURE COMPANY Fea1'her Your Nes+ Wifh A I I '+II '- LI e Down Kay Souihard, Louis Kovash and BeHy Poor FOSTER OLDSMOBILE- CADILLAC COMPANY 403 Sou+l1 Second Leon Goodson Marilyn Dell Mary Ellenshirley Congralulafions lo +l1e Cl f '55 EAGLE MARKET from Your l I I0 Easl' Miami SKELLY Ol' .K-xLER 803 Norll ' .n Phone 2486 O I 0 l22 Easl' Grand Wholesale Disfribulors or Au+omo'I'ive Supplies and Service Equipmenf 200 EAST WYANDOTTE jim 2 , emgcfut Axeste f D . Mc EWSPAPER E WEEKLY N 4 2 g will! Don Adams and Judy Johnson DAIRY QUEEN M. H. S. s+udenI's know +haI' Ihe place fo go for Ihose a'f'I- ernoon refreshmenI's is Io . . . 720 N. MAIN Wa.. il wi -'-- ' - fri? f 4. is I.. 'x ff 'LXITE ' f if i K A Ei A Q '-'-'W I - Phone I67l Day or Nigh+ DRUMB'S GARAGE Bill Drumb GEN'ERAL AUTO REPAIRING WELDING Wrecker Service NORTH McALEST'ER, OKLA. Twyla Thompson and Eugene Bonino fhink if Inighi' be fun fo accompany fhe friendly Sims driver on one of his frips. Complimenis of C H A N E Y' S Cherokee and Main 'Phone 53 CLEMENS CITY ELECTRIC CO. I09 N. Is+ Mr. Keilh Clemens and Lincla Jolly Mr. Brumley Noi' for Sale! Jus+ adverlising Ihe 'FacI' 'Ihal' we have fhe besl' coach in 'Ihe sI'aIe! Courlesy of Baslcelball Team JORDAN AUTO MART H. B. JORDAN I McAIesI'er, Oklahoma Mr. Joe Crowl, of +he DIAMOND HARD- I I2 Soufh Second P.Q. Box 348 WARE CO., shows some alhlelic equipmenl' 'Io Bob Ellison and John Gladden. s STAR DRUG Prescripfion Specialisfs FREE DELIVERY Quali'ry Drugs Three Regisfered Pharmacisfs Assure You of Promp+ Efficienf Service Phone 777 I20 E. CHOCTAW Our foun+ain is nofed 'For good food. JOHN HADDOCK BUICK Mr. Haddock Jr. shows Phil Perkins fhe new '55 Buick. GJ erson Grad ure Em -0- 3 LL. 0 -C -0- 1-4- 0 va -0- U 0 It -C 0 if an .c I- I we X 1 gOHmHmZ Org DZU QZOW HZ EVO? 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