McAlester High School - Dancing Rabbit Yearbook (McAlester, OK)
- Class of 1956
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ADAMS ' jiirfbxlrslcr, Qllhiuiynma y Hhemories are made of thesenz Enrollment maze, senior days, games won, queens crowned, presidents, trophies, noon recreation, Yannush yells, WoW WOW sketches, band stunts, early choir, class plays, Buffa-Low news, stu- dent council activities, and your yearbook. This yearbook gives a pictorial record of your senior year at M.H.S. It has been my privilege to share the living record with you these past four years. We started together and I am sincerely proud of the accomplishments you have made, for memories are made of these. Sincerely yours, Q I Finas G. Sandlin Principal FGS: nb YHERE iS ALVJAVS TIME FOR COURTESY 'I'hz1t's it . . . prnble-nm solw-xl .. . ne-xt . . . ' xx i'HlT1!T1.y1'4. that lf0l'I.ll lw il SI'lllIilPl1 Now , . . IMF se-1 K an-.X 49- aff' '1 wvm..QA 5 T Q- pg The guiding Lights of our school are its zulrninistrutors. liLll'llllY. P. T. A. :incl our student government. These atlults uncl sturlent leaulers are our truest frivnrls liemnise they help us to develop thi- founalzition that lights the puth to sur-vess. Pieturefl: .Nrc-h Thompson. Superin- tenflent. anml Presiilent of the svhool lmoarcl. Harold Hopkins. Pieturefl on the right: Mr. F. Silllfllitl unfl Vive T'r1-sill:-nt of the P. T. jim- my Nlexllf-ster. ptuclent Couneil President presents spirit cup to Senior Class. Xlr. ancl Nlrs. Culp anfl Nlrs. Price attend P. T. A. A dminisfrafion MR. S. ARCH THOMPSON Education must be as progressive as the world around us. With this as a guide the McAlester School system has moved forward. Teachers are trained while they work in curriculum workshops and pre-school clinics. They work with new equipment in visual education and other training aids, with the results being checked in a school-wide testing program in the 4th, 7th, 9th and 12th grades. Environment is also a controlling factor in the process of learn- ing. New furniture from wall to wall has been placed in all elementary grades, while new buildings have been constructed at Emerson, Jefferson, and Will Rogers, with an addition being added to the junior High School that doubled its capacity. Our schools are meeting the challenge of the times under the able and sincere guidance of our Superintendent, Mr. S. Arch Thompson 'NIRS NIOZELLE DILI INKJH XXI Secretarv to Superintendent and Clerk Board of Education QQ are 'fx 4? 3. H:XR0l.lJ llUl'KlN5. l'rf'.s1'rff'l1I rlhllllfll NIJ.-HIS, I-I-Y 1' l'l'f'xiff1'l1t Al. l.. 4.Ul,lf I, 0 Y 1 BOARD OF EDUCATION The untiring efforts of our school hoard to give us the hm-st possihlv t'flllI'llllUIl with the fineSt facilitios is greatly appreuialml hy our commun- ity. This group of public-spiritvcl vitizens devotes its time and effort to formulate- our svhool poli- whirl? cies. The only rwmipensation that tht-sv vitizens -is receive for their services is tho Satisfaction of a joh well clone. XY7Xl.'l'FR IDICLI, 1- ,,, ,MQ si.. -1 lm. cz. F. I,lYlil.Y GENE PENlX HAROLD ROHRER uw' Nlr llrxxllw X-llm-Irv lm-.llxw Nur x 11 1 flu lllm 1ll.1l. lllx vlll'I'1L1'lll' 51.-1-x.n1,zl1Ix xml llllillulllllll 4.111-ul:-lllllwlx ul :xll ' , pxwlwl--nlx Nllllmltt-'fl .U lllm lmu' mmlf' M lll pl':'Nr'l11v- lvll lrx v-xv-lxwrxf' .ll Xl,ll5, i is Xllix, NXUXII IQX4 lll Nr'i'I'r'lLlI'N to tllr- l'r1m'1pul xml li:-gr-llxlr 3?-A FACULTY llu- lnglmtf ul Hur sl-luml may lvurn lllllgllll the lights uf our if-lmul may lvurn clim . . . lvut th. ulty ulll allways I4t'III2lIIl ilu' Stvmllalsl ln-111-U11 Nllllll guirlvs nur high sf-lmul clays to a Sale flcstina Nlr. xSllIlllPI'0' zmml Nlr. Filllllllll nw-mlwlm' lll1'lI' talvntx In ke-vp ilu- 4K'lllHrl Flllllllllgl Nllllltlllllf. , ,. .. 35 ,Nf . 'LT f v x p . - 04 'WN WW. Q5 ,A ill- 'S 44 'L - '.'..rff- xii.- . ' Ur. TIUIYUPQUII gin-S am In Hu- h-wpitulitv vnnlmittw- It the IT1i1l4It'I'IIl lllnvlu-011. .-XNITX HENRY IDOHUTIIY K'Xl,lfll Nlll.lJRI'flJ I.gXWlll'1NCF1 DOYIE LONG Drama. SIIPPCII I.ilmrury Typingi I. II II'ltPI'I1llIilDIllll I'1'nl1lvn1 Rlltlill SIbf'LlkiI'1g-Y Isllllfllilll Cnavll De-Tuite' yn-. 'LN HARRIFT LYNDF XT,-XRY .IU NIIIALFR .Ill-XY MOORE OIA NIVRRY Wurlrl Ilighvry DiNlTilll1liVf' I'?1lIlf'llIi0I1 English I. ll Biology Senior Math I2 Q Q, f ix ,' Aw- f-2-ff f I L ,X I f X XY ms A . I! 3' .- as Mg, IE. 'F I fq- Q Q t ' N J A X ' 4 X 5 C. fm 1' XXX GEORGE NICH PAl'I.lNIC l'Al.NIlCH W. II. POWICII FYIZLYN HOCICKS Vvvurld History Office Piucticc Cherniftry. Snlid Iil'0llll'IYy Iiinlngy General Busim-sw Bookkeeping Plxysir-5 ,ww ., W M--wiv' 'N Jump 'Wx ik,- fn?- 'Qw- .IICSSIIC MAE SKI.-XIIWOOD BICRNICE TURNBO KATIIAIICIQN VFITH TIIICI.NI.'X VOGEL Spanish I. II English I Latin I. II Hffrllfr livmmmriics II. III. IV ,lournulism I. II Shorthand I. II .-Kina-ricun History LAHOMA WHITAKFR MARGARET RUTH YOINU American History EIIQIISII IV Une of those lightffr IIIUIIIUIIIS in the lifv uf our Sf-ninr Eng- lish l0z1Cl101'. Miss Young. I3 ,fr -rf' 0-. Fifth row: liolwrt Emanuel. NIIH9 L.-XHONIA WHITAKER Sponsor STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is representative of the entire student body. Through the years. its purpose has been to develop potential leadership, and cultivate good citizen- ship within the student body. It has rendered service in almost every phase of the life of the students and faculty. Nationallly affiliated. the M.l'l.S. Student Council has participated in National, Southern States. and District conventions. gaining much from the ideas of others, and lending their own. This is truly the organization of the students. for the students. T Q7 3 -f '- 5 r -Y. in '.x'7.' lflz 1 1 First row: :Knn llzirdin. 12111104 Cotcln-r. tfnrlis llrm-r. lmon liomlson. pr:-side-nt. Second row: llnrhzira Parke-r. Lillian tfoopcr. Snru Wagyu-r. llvtty lla-nslvy. Sannlru Willis, 'lihircl row: Rohr-rt Culp. l'utsv lind 'nslug Nlnrx xl1'i.lPl'Illlll'l'i, Ilonnu Nun Hoosier. Sharon YklIlLlt'X't't'I'. Dora Lea Giavotno. lfonrth row: llorothy llrulnun. l,indu Jolly. Nancy Smith. Nlarilyn Dr-ll. ,lanice iflinlu-nhcard. ,Indy ll'-xtw, tlnylv litlllvtlgv. lic-tty Cruhhs. Karen Flaglc. Xlilda Langlnnn. Larry Price. llohhy Davis, C1-rry l.n4'kcy. Nliss XYlliIill'it'I'. WX- go to corivcntirmsi wc sci- tht- sights Rohr-rt Culp, l.indu jolly. Dorothy Graham Leon Goodson. and gXle'xamlz-r Hamiltonf nl. 1-ln-ur wut--rf f:0I!lIrIiIIl4'Illx of 5111114-nt frlllllvll. 1, no 'I' 2 I 4 ' , . il I1 1' 4' 41-1- J' llf.wixI 'Ib -mr! Mft' tin- mln -11:1--I1 pull. ull -Iuvlrnl uf' I,ll, vurrlx llldtir' lly Nm!--111 4.fr11nvil. li.1-kwilwzlll NVMNIPIIZ 'l'l'v41-1111-y', Xlury XI4-1Qm'111uc'kg l,llNl mlm-nl. 1,1-un lmmlwllz Vim- I,I4l id!'ll1. Vatxy Buflzin 1 I 5l'4'I1'IiiI'f'. l,ilI'l'f l,I'll'f' -1-I up l'1IIll'f'-NIHIIN. PARENT- f' TEACHER ASSOCIATION MRS. CON NER l'.T.A. Pres lf you have had your eyes or ears checked at school or if you have attended a college career conference since you have been a student at McAlester High School, then you have benefited directly from the services of the Nlcklester High School P-T.A. llowever, their services are not all so generally known to the student body. Meeting monthly, this group of interested parents and faculty members discuss all phases of education and seek ways in which they can better lVl.H.S. A progressive school system is one which can benefit from the hard work as well as suggested improvements for the betterment of the system as contributed by such interested groups as the P-T.A. We are indeed fortunate to have this group and the administration working hand in hand as it makes for better relations among students, parents and teachers. Page sponsored by the- local optometrists: Doctors W'alter Johnson, Clarence Marshall, Wh R. Nelson, Le Roi Nelson, and GE. Mc.-Xfee-. PA lr. Famllin and rr-pn-smmlatiu-S nf the- svn-ral -lah' cull:-gn-S and UIllVt'I'rlll4'S. llfilllgllll to BI.ll.S. umlvr ilu- P-'l'.:X. aponsorvml 'IHINK lt X rl I ll ll 'X4X4s vnu - ' Z: X. ' '1X'l'. Fupt. Tll0IllIDSllIl cur1pc'1'zxtvs 1-hm-ly in all P-'l'.gX. prujvcts. olle-ge' Cfnnfvrcnvc- plan. arv thc' luncllvun gum-SIS of Mrs. Vogvl. .any O ' 'a n Q x , . x ' rv Slate' mllvgv and llrlin-rfilv rvprvwrmlu answvr Illl' lllll'FlllYIlS of alllllCl'llr who lIll1'l't'Fll'tl in lllgIlll'I' l'tlllCLill0l'l. Pliflfl' 5l10I1S0rf'd by tllf- local profvsgional IIll'll. Ur. J, H, livrry. X. ,lzumw lluxwlmu. Willard f'UlChf'I' and Dr. D. IJ. Mille-r. 1 '-4 4,14 ,fZ1fQgfg if if - .- ,,bv-A,r',l1 'N'T,- W, V 5 5 5 VIRGINIA :XKIN lIARoLu BAKER The r'Vxe.s hare ff. Polislietl l1fIl.V.S will pass upon more FHA 1.2.32 Wuuuush l. 2: Spanish Pmlllf NWN' VUNEII HUM- Cluh 33 Nlixefl Chorus 44 Seervtar- Senior Class Vim- l'r4-sith-nt 4g 'l'rf-as ies Club -1: lloineror-in Secretary 3. urer of junior Class 3: Homeroom Pr:-sul:-nt l. 2. 3. 4: Spanish Club 3. l. ANNALEE ALLEN JERRY llARBEE Promises anrl pierrusls were both I nerer le! my Sl'lllIlIll'lIg interfere nzarle to be broken. Freshman Treasurer 13 FFA 1. 2, 3. 43 F'1'.'X Treasurer 43 llanrl 2. 3. 4: Yannush 1: Nlixeml Chorus 1: Clee Club 1: Student Couneil 1. JUANITA ALLEN Take me out to the ball game. FHA 1. 2. 33 Girls' Clee Club 1. PATTY GAYLE ALLO Flirtation, attention without inten- tion. Student Council 1, 2, 35 Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4g FTA 3, 4g Secretary of Secretary Club 43 Mixed Chorus 1. 3, 43 Spanish Club 3. 4g Band 1. 2. 3, 4. WAYNOKA AUSTIN All men are liars. FHA 2g Choral Club 33 Tennis 3, 4: Oklahoma Honor Society 23 Spanish Club 3. 43 Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4. LINDA BAILEY She poured a little social sewage into his ear. Mixed Chorus 1. 2. 33 Choral Club 19 Glee Club 1, 23 Library Club 2: Future Homemakers of America 3: Stunt Club 4. with my ?tlllI'Ilf1.0l1. Band 1. 2. 3: Choral Club 1. 2. 3. -lg llixwl Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4: Uffiee Airle 4. CHARLES BARTON .4 wise man lunoifs ererything. a shrewd one e1'erybo1l-V. Football 1. 2. 3. 41 llaslwtllull 1. 21 Traek 1. 3. -1: Letter Club 3. 4, ELMER BESHE.-XR A teaeher is one who talks in mv is 6- 1 sleep. 3 V Q DE Club 3. 4. EMILE BOCHER I'd rather make history than study it. DE Club 3. 4. EUGENE BONINO I hate to praise myself, but at the same time I runnot wander away from the truth. Drum Major 4: Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Wow-Wow 3. 4: Student Council 2. 3: FTAK 2: Operators Club 1. IRIW.-X BOYD llrazuing on my ,fine rontrnand of the English language, I said nothing. Class Fern-tary 2, 3. 43 Good Citi- ven 3: Totnorrow'S Secretaries 4:- Student Counvil 3: Band I. 2, 3, 113 Oklahoma Honor Society 1. 2. DON BROWN The only golden thing that zvomen dislike is silence. National Honor Society 3. 4: Claw Treasurer 43 Vice President ot' Band 4: Hi-Y 4: Annual Staff 43 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Oklahoma Honor So- ciety: Boys' Chorusg Home-room President: Chorus Club 3. 4. BOBBY BRYANT If you're there before it's orer. -vozfre there on time. MARJORIE BURLEY A lie in time saves nine. Band 2, 3. 43 Mixed Chorus 2, 3. 4: Spanish Club 33 Colden BI 4: DE. TOMMY BURNS Comingf Ay, so is Christmas. Lettermen'S Club 43 Football 1, 3. 4: Track 3. -l. JACK CALDWELL Kissing don't last, cooking do! 20 fag' 3 Q' ,I DENNIS BROWN fl lrarhelor is one who enjoys the Phase. but does not ea! the game. Football l. 2, 3. 4: llaskotball l, 3, 4: Track 2. 33 lla-t-ball 3. '13 l.t-tlt-r- utt'n's 3. 4: Wow-Wow 2, 3. 43 Cootl Citizen 3. 4: Presirln-nt of Class 43 l,fl'Sillt'lll of Homorooni 2, -l. SHIRLEY BROWN She didn't broadwast all she lfneu', neither is her propaganda all statif. PNA 1. 2, 33 Tri-lli-Y 4g Mixed Chorus 4: Secretary Club 4. PATSY BUDZINSKY l wonder what fool it was that in- vented kissing. Student Counvil Vice President 43 FOA Awardg Artnvml Forces Queen: Good Citizen 3. 4: Stud:-nt Council 3. 4: Class Vive Prvsitlt-ntg liand 1. 2, 3. 43 Tri-Hi-Y 3. 43 FTA 1, 23 Spanish Club 3. 43 Honu-room Fm-- retary. BEN BURNETT In the good old summer lirnef fsighll Wow-Wow I. 2: Football 1. 3. 4: Track 1, 3. SUE CACY The best way of answering a bad argument is to let it go on. Clee Club 13 FHA 1. 2: Secretary Club 4. WYNON CAMPBELL l'll not budge an inrh. Secretary Club 43 Exchange Editor of Buffa-Low-Down 43 Mixed Chorus 1. 2, 3: Choral Cluh3 Oklahoma Honor Society 1. TVIOSSIE CAPPO ' Of tlze tiro erils, rlmose tlze prettier W'Ow'-Wvovv li 'llravk l. fl: lfoolba 31 lloy-' Clem- Club 33 Xlixi-ml Chorus 3. JOHNNY CATIIEY laleus ure lilre lrearrls: men :lo not liare tlieni until they grow up. Future TQ-aelu-rs l. 2: lllf Club 3. 4. CAROL CHAPMAN .llaybe rnen rlo prefer blondes. but Ilia! rloesrft mean they are gentle- men. Nlixed Chorus 2. 3: Nurses' Club 2, 3. 4. JIM COCKRELL Do not put all until lornorrozc zrliat mn be enjoyerl Iorlay. Football 2. 3. -l: l.etIe-riiuns Club 41 Travk 3. 41 llaske-tbull 2. 3. JOHNNY COLEMAN You aren't treating a girl right un- less you ruin her digestion. GLEN COMPTON It got lo tlze point wliere I had to get a haireuz or a violin. llistribulivr- Education Club 3, -l. BETIY CATIIEY So lzie that you'll live longer. ' .- 2, 3, 4: Office Assistant 13 Feeretury of FH.-X 4. HENRY CECIL A liole is nothing at all, but you ran break your neelf in it. Operators' Club 1, 2. 33 DE Club 3. 4. DOYLE CLAMPITT Tlzere is no lore sineerer than the loz'e of food. Band 1, 2, 3. 43 Mixed Chorus 2, 3. -1: Wow-Wow 3. 43 Choral Club 2, 3. 41 Hi-Y 43 Oklahoma Honor S0- Ciety 1. RHETA COLE Sureess eorers a multitude of blun- ders. DE Club President 4g FTA 2. 42 Yannush 2. -lv: Oklahoma Honor So- cieiv 1: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 43 Mixed Chorus 24 FNA 1, BECKY COLLIER lmpropiety is the soul of wit. Band 1, 2. 3, 41 FTA 2, 3, 43 FHA 11 Yannush lg Mixed Chorus lg Houieroom Secretary 2: Girls' Cvlee Club 4. RICHARD CONNER His words were long enough to run in serials. Band 1. 2, 3. 43 National Honor SO- oiely President 3, 43 Oklahoma Hon- or Society 1. 2, 3, 4: Annual Staff 41 Wow-Wow 1, 2. 3, 43 FTA 1. 2. 3 4' Mixed Chorus 3 l,II.I.l.-KN COOPER In all mailers of opinion. our ad- l'Pf.Yl!Hi!'5 are insane. Football Queen .-Xttendanl -1: Treas- urer of Fopliornore Class 2: llome- room Vive l'r:-sident 2. -11 Student Couneil -1: Future 'lleaeln-rs 2: Nlix- ed Chorus 1. Jo ANN CR.-xwI.EY Pity rosfs nothing anfl ain't worth nothing. Ofliee 'Kid 3: Tomorrow's Secretary -1 ROBERT CULP Ifnprepared and Ill1f'0ll1'6l'I1f'll, he went to class and always learned. National llonor Soeiety 3, 4: Band l. 2. 3. -1: .Xll-State Hand l. 4: Mix- ed Chorus 3, 4: Student Council 3. -1: lli-Y 3. 4: Annual Staff 4: Ten- nis 3. 4: Oklalionla Honor Society 1. 2. 3. 4. JOAN Drxvis Don't Irnst first irnpnlses--they are always good. Clee Club 2. 3, 4: Fl'lA lg Secre- tary of Horneroonl 1. LIONEL Drwrs .-fr! like morality eonsists in draw- ing the line somewhere. liuffa-Low Down 4: DE 3, 4: Boys' Clem- Club lg Mixed Chorus lg W'ow-W'ow' 1: Art Club 2. JOHN DE LAUNE I am ronrineed that digestion is the great serrel of life. Football l. 3. 4: Golf 3. 4: Letter- tnen's Club 4. lVlARClA lJ1'1'cr1,w.-xca Yozfll learn more by listenr'ng-- no! talking. Seert-tury's Club -1: Oklahoma llon- or Soeiety 2. ELAINE IJJOLAN l often quote rnyself, il adds spiee to rny -'0Ill'f'fXllliUIl. Yannush 3. 4: Drill 'learn 33 Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Choral Club 3: Girls' Clee Club 3: Tri-Hi-Y 31 Colden M 4. BOB DUNHAM Be kind lo dumb people. Golf 3, 4: Wlow-Wlow 2. 3. 41 Bas- ketball 2: Baseball 2. JAMES DUVALL .llarriage is a rornanre in which the hero dies in the first Chapter. DE Club 3. 4. JIM EBERHART The love game is never called off on areozmt of darkness. Lettermen's Club 4: Football 3, 45 Student Council Treasurer 3: Presi- dent of Homeroom 3. 4. DARRIEUX EDWARDS Life is ,lar too important to talk seriously about. Band 1. 2. 3, 4: Mixed Chorus l. 2. 3. 4: Pep Band 3. 4. 6 S kg ANN.-A Nl.-XKIIQ l'1LI.IS llvn lneronu' olfl. lan! lhrt nerfr lie- fome goorl. 1l'l-111-3 2. 3. 1: llaml 1. 2. 3. -1: Nlixn-fl fihoru- 1. 2. 3. '11 Yidllllllhll 1: Choral fllult 1.2. 3. -1. WARREN EHKIN fl mn'n is I1 silent slmnt. ,ll'NE EVBANRS The rose zcithonr the thorn. Xlixe-fl Chorus 2. 3: Choral Cluh 2. 3: Spanish Club 3: Cirl's Cler- Cluh 4. BARBARA FARRIS lflzy flonlt the men propose, mam? National Honor Soeie-ly 3. 4: Okla- homa Honor Sovie-ty 1. 2. 3. 4: Coorl Citizvn 4: Xlixvrl Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4: Yannush 1. 2. 3: '1'ri-Hi-Y 2, 3: bxrlf Glu- C.luh 1. 2. 3. OLEN FREE When in Tzzrlfey. rlo as the 1Ilfh'P-YS flu. Foothall Nlanagvr 1. 2. 3, 4: Track Manager 2. 3: 1.4-tteruu-n's Cluh 1. 2. 3. 4. iw.-XRY Rtfru FERREL l,1'Ale'.s a rery qfnrinx' proposition alter all. Nlixt-rl Chorus 1. 2: Choral Cluh 11 Sw'r4'tary's ffluh 4. KERRY CAINES nlmorir' nho Iallfs as mnfh as l 1'r1n'I tell lhe Irnfh all the lime. Quill auml Fvroll 3: Nur-ew ffluh 3: Pre--iult-nt of Se-1-re-tary Cluh 1: Nlix- .-rl f.horu- 1. 4: iannuxh 1. 3: Lhor- al llluh 1. 2. ANN GARDNER Pl'0!'fllXl1'l1f1flUlI is the art of heeping up u'i1h yesterrlay. Yannuz-h 1. 2. 3. tl: Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4: Future- Nursvs Cluh 1. 2. 3. 1: Nlixe-tl Chorus 1. 2. 3. -1: film- flluh 1. 2. 3. 4. CARL GARNAND lil ,lame romes only after llP!1lll, I am in no hurry for if. Op:-ratorf' Club 3. 4: 111155 Clw- Lluh -1. DORA LEE GIACOMO Blesserl are they who go nronnzl anrl aronnfl in rirfles for they .shall be rallefl zrheels. Stumli-nt Council R:-pre-sf-nlatiw 1. 4: Stull:-nt Council Tre-asurvr 2: Stu- dent ffounvil Vive Prcsiclf-nt 3: Cloud Cililvn 22 I'lUl11l'l'llUI1l Vive- llrowinlvnt 2. JIMMY GIAVDRONE .4 :roman is only a ueomnn. hu! a goorl rigor is a snzolre. Wvtrw-Wlens' 1. 21 1135911811 1. 2. 3: Art Cluh 4. JENELLE G1Ps0N When flares anal lessons flash. lel lessons go Io smash. Oklalioma Honor Sofia-ly 1. 2: lianfl 1. 2. 3, 4: Klajon-tie 3. 4: l'rt-Eillvnt of llomc-room -1: Sr-cr:-tary! llluh 11 Xlixccl Chorus 3: Nurses' Cluh 3. CAROL GLADSTEIN I never met a man I tlizln't lilfe. President of 'llhespiztn 4: ,luuior Play 3: Cold:-II M 3. 4: National Il'llt'SlllLllI 3. 4: Yiee l'I'eSident llome- room 4: Mixed Chorus l. 2. 3. 4: 4LlIlIlllSll l. 2. 3: :Xnnual Stuff 4: . . ... . , ., lflee llub l. l: lfl-ill-4 Z. O. I. LEON GOOOSON I respeet faith. hut doubt is what gives .Hill an erlueation. Prefident of Student Couneil 4: Na- tional llonor Society 3. 4: Oklahoma illllllll' Society l. 2. 3. 41 whom'-XYo'n' 3. 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Phot. Club 2. 3. JAMES GORDON Let not n'oman's weapon stain my rnanly wheel.: Oklahoma Honor Society 1. 2. 3. 4. DOROTHY GRAHAM There is no rure for birth or death save to enjoy the interral. National Honor Soeiety 3. 4: Okla- homa Honor Soeiety 1. 2. 3. 4: Band 1. 2. 3. I: Band Queen Attendant 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 2. 3. 4: Student Council l. 3. 4. SHIRLEY GREEN Happiness is eheaper than worry so why pay the higher prire. TAWANNAH GULLEY Why was I born with such contem- poraries. Oklahoma Honor Society 1. 2: Fu- ture Teachers Club 3. 4: Tri-Hi-Y 4: Spanish Club 3: Library Club 2. 24 1 'Vi SL' 22 9:3 .gzip R15 gvfifgis if . 'IQ' '7iff'L 1' Q , R fr: 5 . ,.,, .F flu- .fi Q tt- :-21,1 i ,fy-Wig? M .!., Z nav. ,Qi 'Y-4 HARVEY GLASS I hare learned nothing and forgot- ten nothing. ilu-ketbull l. 2. 3, 43 LL'lli'l'IHl'Il'5 . I -I r . . . Club 3, 4: Wow-Wmv 2, 3. 43 blee Club 3. 4. BILL GOODSPEED Life is not a .vpeetaele or a feast, it is a prea'ieunIent. Distributive Education Club 3. 4, Xvtrss'-Yvrun' 1. 2. 3, 4. JAMES GOTCHER The birds fly, why can't 1? Mixed Chorus 1. 2, 3. 43 Boys' Clee Club 1. 2, 3. 4: Mixed Quartet 2, 33 Boys' Quartet 3. 43 Choral Club 1, 2, 3: Student Council 4: President of Mixed Chorus 3: Hi-Y 3, 4. CHARLES GREEN I tire myself in pursuit of rest. Hand 1. 2. 3: Mixed Chorus 1. 2, 3: Wow-Wow 1, 2. 3, 4: Choral Club 1. 2: Seeretarys' Club 4: Oklahoma Honor Society 3. LOUISE GRUBBS ,llan is a two-legged animal without feathers. FTA 1, 2, 4: Yannush 1, 2, 3, 4: Yannush Drill Team 3, 43 Office Aid 3. 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Spanish Club 3: FHA 1: Girls' Clee Club 4. HARRIET HACKETT She may not be a Ford, but she can sure rattle on. Band 1, 2. 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, ClIOral Club 1. 2, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 3, 4: Secretary- Treasurer of Band 4. BERYLDINE HAMM l ran resist etserylliing but lernpm- lion. FTA 1.2.31 Yauuush 1: St'l'l't'lLlFyN. Club 4: l'loInerooIu S4'4'I'l'l3I'y 3. CHARLENE HAWIQINS If l repent anylhirig it is lilaely Io be rny good behavior. lland 1. 2. 3. 4: Nlixed Chorus l. 2. 3, 4: lloineroom Secretary-Trvasllrer 4: 'l'ennie- 'lll'lfiIll 3. 'lg Tri-lli-Y 41 Spanish Club 3. 41 Choral Club l. 2. 3. 4. ANN HoIIToN l don'1 Iallf loo lIIllt',I to .slranger.s, 1111! after 1l'ElfF arquainted'-brollier. Office Assistant 2. 3. 4: llliffalow- Down 4: Stunt Cluli 3. 4: Nursi-.' Cluh 2. FRED II0wARD Let the man who does not wish lo be idle fall in love. Football l. 2. 3. 4: Traek l. 2. 3. l: Letteriiie-n's Club 2. 3. 4. SHERRY HUNT The girl had as many eurres as a scenic railway. Mixed Chorus 3: Choral Club l: Annual Queen Attendant 1. TONY JAMES Love is the delusion that one woman dijyers from another. EDDIE HARPER Revenge is like biting the dog be- fause the dog bil you, Wow-Wow l, 2, 3. 4: Yiee llri-sident of Vllow-Wow 3: Vive ljresidz-nt of Honierooin 4g Baseball 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Spanish Club 3. 4. CERTRLYDE l'lEXLEY Therels nothing that ianlt lie made worse by felling. Mixed Chorus l. 2. 3. 4: Golden NI Play 4: National Thespian 3. 4: Colden M 3, 4: Vibe President of National Thespian 4: Girls' Clee Club 1. 4: Yannush l. 2. MELVIN HOUSLEY A boy is of all wild beasts, the mos! llliffiflllf to manage. Wiow-Wow 2. 3. 4: Stunt Club 2. 3. 4. RUTH ANN HUNDLEY I don! rerall your name, but your manners are familiar. President of Colden Nl 4: Foot- ball Queen 4: Student Council 1, 3: Girls' Trio 1. 2. 3: Colden M Play 1. 43 Mixed Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4: National Thespian 2. 3. 4. PATRICIA IVEY She's as good as she is fair. FHA 1: Library Club 2: Mixed Chorus 2. 3: Choral Club 3. ELIZABETH JOHNSON If you keep your mouth shut, you will never put your foot in it. Future Homemakers of America 1. 2. 3. 4g Treasurer of FHA 1: Okla- homa Honor Society 2. Toxins' ,loilxsux Hupv mr lllr' lwsl. laul 1Pll'll!Il'f' for flze Il't7lSl. l-lmtlmall 2. 3. 1: llaslu-llmll 2. 3. -1: 'l'1':11'k 2. 3: liaise-liull l: l.l'lll'YIlN'Il.N Club el. L1N11.-1 Jo1.1.1' Slie rms ll IIfUlvl'.YS1'0I1!1l atlilele nvl the tongue. Mix:-el Cluiru- l. 2. 3. 'lg Cirls' Clw- Club 2. 3. el: lluml 1. 2. 3. -I: Okla- liniiia lluunr Swim-ly I. 2. 3. l: Nu- tional lluiwr Sm-if-ty 3. el: Nuuiiusli 1 '7 'S 1' 'l'rilliY '7 3 l R1'T11 J0P1.1N Kinrlness gires Io l.'flIIlIIOX.i. Future lluiiiviiiulu-rs uf .'xl1l1'l'll'i1 3. BETTY KEPLINCER Timirl? Slip? Quiet? Rrnllier vmu rlorf! l.uuu'f' Nurs:-+ Club 2. 3: Offiw .-X--istzuil 2: DE Club 4. SCOTT KILLEBREW I am 1l,v1'11g, sir. of a hunrlrerl good synzptonis. DE Club 3. 4: Operators' Club 1. 2. LOUIS KovAs11 Urer the hill to the Poor House I trudge my weary zray. Fumliall 3. el: I.f'llPl'II1t'l'lvS Club 4: Nlixerl Cliurus 2. 3. 4: Wow-Wow 2. 3. 4: Hi-Y Club 3. 4: llnys' Quar- tet 3. 4: Flurle-nt Cmiiicil 3: Spanisli Club 3. l: Ili-Y Cliaplziin 4. NI,x111.xNN li11o1'1'1s l IIIIIHUI' as l gn urul I gn nu lul- l'll'f, l'21lilu1'11lllllllzi-l.1m-IJ111111 1: Culflvii Xl 3. 1: Xlixr-il Cliwrus l. 12. 3. li Nailiuuzil 'l'l11-spiuii 3. l: Quill Lllltl Svrull 3. l: lgiuuusli l. 3: 'l'1'i lli-X 2. 3. l,0lllf'l l'.-K l..xc31Q1iY ll mailers rm! lmu' lung we l11'z', lm! l1o14'. 'liruiislc-rru-rl from lmliaiiiula. P11Y1.1.1s LA FEVERS Too Young? llanll l. 2. 3. 4: Nlixvcl Chorus 3: Nurses' Club 3: Sw-retarys' Club 4: Library Club 2: HIlIlH'l'l7llHl Presi- clen! 2: Huliie-ruuiii Vim' l'rz-sislvnt 3. WANDA LANCASTER Take me out ro Ihe ball game, too. Future Teavlu-rs 3: S1-1-rr-larys' Club Xlixecl Cliorus 3: Librairy Club 2: Library Assistant 2. JONN1 LEE There nerer lmx been 0 .mini u'1'll1 rerl lmir. llanrl 1. 2. 3: Mix:-rl Cliurus 3. 11 FTA 3: Sm'r1'taryS fjlul, .L CHARLENE LEWSAW It is as easy to give aalrire to your- self as lo others, and as useless. Pr:-side-nt uf FTX Club -1: l l'.'X Club 2. 3. 4: lannusb 3, -1: Xlixe-rl Cliurus 4: PHX Club 1. CHAD LIVELY Trust ererylzotly but wut the rarrls. Football l. 2. 3. rl: l.t'lll'TIllt'I1-S Club 2. 3. 43 Crrlf 3. 43 Track l. 2. 33 Wfow-wvuw l. 2. 4: FTA 1, 23 Buffu-l,Ow-llazwn 33 Vive- President Hmunoroom 2. 3, GLEN LONG A .senior always feels that high school is going to the lrirls. llaskotball l. 2. 43 Wow-Vlfow l. 2. 43 llaseball 2 LINDA LOVEALL Those who lire in a stone house shoulrlrft throw glass. Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4: Spanish Club 2. 33 Quill anfl Svrcll 3. 43 Mixed Chorus l. 2. 3. 13 Yannush l. 23 Art Club 2. 3:3 Choral Club l. 2. 33 Treasurer of Homeroom 2. JIM MCCALIB Life is made up of marble and mud. MELBA MCCALIB .4 merry heart goes all the way. Mixed Chorus 13 Choral Club 1: Future Homemakers of America 4. ROY LEE MCCASLIN lnjustire is relatively easy to bear. what stings is justiee. Operators' Club 2. 3. 43 Wow-Wow 1. 2. 3. 4. DALE MCCLENDON Youth is a wonrlerful thing, what Il vrirne to waste it on rhilrlren. Basketball Nlanagzer 2. 3. 43 Letter- nwn's Club 2. 3. 43 lluseball 43 Wow-Wow l. 2. 43 Nlixm-ml Chorus 2. 3. 4: SIlE1l'llSh Club 3. 4. GERALD MCCLENDON The best way Otlt is through. Foolball 2. 3. 41 llaskvtllall l. 2. 3 43 ffravk l. 3. 43 Base-lmull 23 Lotter- v -s . . mf-ns Club 5, 43 H1-Y Llub 5. 43 Homeroom President 33 Good Citi' zen 4. JUDY MCEUEN Oratory is the power to take people out of their sober and natural opin ions. Band 1. 2. 3. 43 Debate 43 Colden ..M.-. GENE MCGAHEN ln order named, these are the harrl est to eontrolf wine, women ont song. Band 1, 2g W'0w-W'Ow 3. 4g Mixer Chorus 4g Boys' Glee Club 4. SANDRA MCGILL l only ash' for information. Secretarys' Club 4. DON MCKAY An innocent fare but 1lon't judge o man by his appearanre. Band 1. 2. 3. 4. JIM NICKAY Ifhen hillvrix grou' HIP. lu' will thvm Cats. Baskr-Iball 3: Has:-ball 2. 3. l: Mix- ed Chorus 3, 4: Boys' Cl:-v Club 3, 4: View-W'ov.' 3. 4: llih 3. l: Buffa-low-l1own 4: lilllllK'1l Nl 3. 4: National ilihespian 3. 4. FRED NlCPiIAlL I am 1101 zz politifian and my other htlbiis are gootl, Minis'-vioxx' 1. 2. 3. 4: lloys' Ulm' Club 4: Mix:-ml Chorus 4: llaiskvtball 3: Choral Club 4. JACK Nl.-XRTIN It matters not hon' zz man flies. but how he lives. Football 1, 2. 3, -l-1 llaskrtball 1. 2. 3. 4: Basvliall 2. 3. 4: 1.l'llQ'I'lllt'I1'F Club 2. 3. 4. Prc'si1ln-'nl 4: Wow-Wow 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 2. 3. 4: National Hon- or Society 3. 4: Cooil Citizt-n 2. 3. -l. BETTY lVlATHIS I can lite for two months on zz goorl Compliment. Oklahoma Honor For-ivty 1. 2. 3. 4: Spanish Club 3. 4: Spanish Club President 3. JOYCE ANN NIICKELLA Nothing sharpens the Icit like promisfuous jlirtation. Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Banul Qin-on .AXI- tenclant 4: Mixed Chorus 2. 3. 4: Business Manager of Annual 4: 'liri- Hi-Y 2, 3: Nurses' ClIIb 2. 3. -l: Home-room Sc-Crf-tary 1. Naomi MILLER For knowledge loo, is ilsfflj a power. Mixml Chorus 1. 2: Girls' Cl:-o Club 1. 4: Choral Club 1: Futurr- Toavli- ers of Ame-rica 2. 3. 4. 28 64 111 .rx K I5 Q ar'- 'I BEVERLY Mill..-Xl'GllLlN Il ix fl .win to lwlicwe wil all otliers, hut it is .wlrluni Il n1isIaI.'c'. lliifla-1.om-llown Staff 4: Girls' Cler- l.lub l. Z. 3. 4: Stunt Club 3. 4. SUE MANSIIRECR Ifrery rnixerv I miss is zz new bless- ing. Cirls' Ulm- Club 1. 2: Minn-Il Chorus 1. 2: Sturlefiit Council 1: FH.-K 3. 4: FHA Prefsiclvrit 4: FHA Sorigla-ad:-r 3 VERNA MASON :I zvoniuri is 11f'z'er 100 oltl to yearn. Oklahoma Honor For-ioty 1. 2: Mix- :-cl Chorus 1. 2. 3, 4: Yannush 3. 4: Pri-siilt-III of Yaunush 41 Girls' Ulf-I' Club 2. 4: 'l'ri-Hi-Y 2. 3: Choral Club 2.' 3. 4: Library Assistant JOSEPIIINE 1WELLOR They' also serve who only stand and rhevr. Class 51-vrvtary 1: Clicorlf-acle-r 3. 4: Yannush l. 2. 3. 4: Xlixwl Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4: Choral Club 1. 2. 3: Girls' Clue' Club 1. 2. 3: Oklahoma Honor Society 1: Sezcre-tarys' Club 4. JOIIN MILLER I hare been flvllllg for 12 years. non' I am going to liz'P. Football 2. 3, 4: Baskfatball 2. 3. 4: Track 1. 2. 3. 4: 1.ettf'rIncn's Club 2, 3, 4. FVELDON MILLER I owe' murh: I have nothing: the rest I lmre ,lor Ihr poor. Class Pre-siflrfnt 3: Wow-Wiow 1. 2. 3. 4: Pre-simlr-nt of Wow-W'ow 3: Mixerl Chorus 4. KENNY lVlINY.-XRD 1111011 Ive gel 11111 111 l1111'11. ll'l'fl' 1111 11111111 11111111 11111.12 Xlixe-1l lflinrux l. 2. lg lL11l1l1-11 Xl 2. 3. l: Golf 31 'l'1-111115 li. lg Www- Nlmv l. 2. 3. 4: f1l1-1' f.llllJ 1.2. 11: .luninr Play: t1Ulll1'Il Nl Play. JIM NlORRI5 I never 11111 off 1111111 111111'11rr11w 1111111 I I'IIIl p11ss1111,I' 1111 1111' 1111-B' I1-1107. f1flQ'l'L1l41I'S. 3. el: llny:-' film' fflulm. SIIIRLEY NALE T111'1 101151515 in 1f11o11'i11g 111111 -1!1f 111- lllflj' go 11111 1-HT. ,-Knniiul Fluff 2. el: Stuclc-nt ll1III1I1'il 1. 2. 3. Band l. 2. 3. C,11l1l1-n Nl l: Tliespian el: .lunior Play: l 1I1'1-Iifir 3. l: Spunifli Illuln 3. HELEN NELSON Be good 6l'EI1 at 1119 1'11st of your self-respe1'1. FHA I. 3. 43 Mixed Chorus 2. 3. 4: Library 2: Girls' Glee Club 1. JACKIE O7BRIEN She was perma1Ie1111y waz:e11, both as to 11air and figure. Girls' Clee Club 4: Art 4: Trans- l1'rr1'1l from St. .lnlins BETTY PARRIS Be 171l'Gf'i0llS, bllf 1e111ember 1et's be ladies. Banrl 1, 2, 3. 4: Majnrette 1. 2, 3, 4: Band Queen Attvnrlant 3: Band Queen 4: Student Council 1: FTA 3. 4: Annual Staff 4: Secretary- Treaslirer nf Band 3. NOIm,x NIOORE In 11111 11111 1111-In 111e11 111111 11111 111111. 111111' IIIPYI' 11a1'e 11113 press. llI1flzI-l.11w-l111wII 3. 1: 'AKN5lN'lHlt Elllllll' ll l ll.'X l. 2. 3. 'lg Svcrvtary Of lfll.-X l: Quill an1l S4'l'4Ill 3. 4: Slililllxll fllulm 3. 4. BENNY NlL'RDAlfGH 1111111 11111.21 be uro1111er1111, I 111111'1 1111- 11e1.S1111111 il at all. Opv-ralnrs' Club 1: limp' file-1' Cluli 4. lVlARJORIE NELMS She is 1i1I'e patienfe on 11 111on11- 1110111 31111111112 111 1111. 51-1'I'1'tary Clull 4. ALBERT NICHOLS 1 11e1'er VCU!! 11 book before reporl- ing on lil: it prejudiees me so. Wow-Wow 1. 2: Art Club 1: Boys' Cl:-1 Cluli l. MIIRIEL OSBORNE Silence is !11e one greal Off of con- l'FfSlIf117l1. GERALD PIIIPPS llen of few u'or115 are 111e best men. Football 3. 4: Traek 3: l.f-tter1I1en's fflulr 4. 29 B1-:TTY PooR Thou hast a heatl and so has a pin. Cheerleader 3. 4: 1annush 1. 2. 3. 4: 'liri-Hi-X 2. 3. 4: President of 'Fri- lli-X 4: Mixed Chorus 1. 2. 3. 43 .Knuual Staff el: Oklahoma Honor Society 1. 3. 4. LARRY PRICE lly muscles are firm still. National llonor Society 3. 4: Okla- homa Honor Society 1. 2. 3. 4: Good Citizen 4: Football 2. 3. 4: Letters men's Club 2. 3. 4: Boys' Quartet 2. 3. 1: Mix:-tl Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4: Class President 1: Class Reporter 4. DREW PRIDDY lllusion is the first of all pleasures. Annual Staff 43 Oklahoma Honor So- ciety 3. 43 Tri-Hi-Y Secretary 43 Homeroom Secretary 4: Yannuash Treasurer 33 Buffa-Low-Down Staff 33 Quill and Scroll 3. 43 Mixed Chorus 1. 2, 3. 4: Spanish Club 3. FRANKIE PUSLEY Don't be misled into the paths of virtue. Secretary of Library Club 23 Vice President of Homeroom 33 Mixed Chorus 2. 3g Stunt Club 4g Future Homemakers of America 33 Yan- nush 1. ERNEST RACER Lore is the triumph of imagination over intelligence. Band 1. 2, 3. 43 Band President 43 Mixed Chorus 3. 43 Choral Club 3, 4: Wow-Wows 3. 43 Homeroom President 1: Homeroom Vice Presi- dent 33 Boys' C-lee Club 4. ALMEDA RAlNs Ring on her finger, man on her mind. Homeroom Secretary 13 FTA 1, 23 Office Assistant 33 Tri-Hi-Y 43 Cirls' Choir 1, 2. 43 Mixed Chorus lhr ra flu KATIIEY REYER I'm the quite type. Transferred from Milwaukee. Wis- consin: Future llomcmakcrs of :Xml-rica 4: Mixed Chorus -13 Clw- Club 4. GAYLAND REYNOLDS There is no cosmetic for beauty lilfe happiness. FHA 1. 3: Oklahoma Honor Society 1. 2: Tomorrow's Secretary Club 43 l.ibrary Club 2. DONALD RICHARDSON Don't talk about your self, it will be done when you lcare. Wow-Wow 2. 3. 43 Photography Club 33 Reel Rollers 4. CoY ROCK I wish Adam had died with his ribs in his body. BARBARA RosE I talk when I have occasion and sometimes when I have no occasion. Oklahoma Honor Society 1: Yan- nush li Student Council 23 DE Club 4. HOMER RUSSELL Woman will be the last thing civil- ized by man. 'K' 1 5 15 WAYNE RIITLEDGE .llen were lrorn to lic anzl Il'0l7If'Il In heliere them. Football 2. 3. 4: TI'af'k 1. 2. 33 Base- ball 43 liiiffa-l.ow-Down 33 Colden Nl Play -13 Colden Nl 4. MARTIN SAVAGE Commit the olrlest sins the newest hind of ways. Golf 3. 43 President of Honu-room 1. 2: Wvow-W'ow 1. 2. 3. 43 Mixed Chorus 4: Operators' Club 1. 2. 3. 43 Spanish Club 3. 4. MAURICE SCHADE Lore is lilre u'ar.' easy to begin but harrl to stop. Wow-Wow 1. 2. 3, 43 Hi-Y 43 Mixa ed Chorus 3. 43 Choral Club 43 Track 13 Slate Legislature 43 DE 3. GAYLE SCO-TT There's no time like the pleasant. Secretary Club 4. JACK SHORES Never fall a man a fool: borrow from him. DE Club 4. JOHN SHIILLER Better late than never. Mixed Chorus 1. 2. 3, 43 Orchestra 13 Annual Staff 2, 33 Choral Cillllj Mixed Quartet 4. JOHN SHUMARIJ Life is a jest anrl all things show ir. l thought so onre, but now I hnoiv il. llaseball 2. 3. 4: liasketball 2. 32 lfolclfrn NI 2. 3. DOROTHY SINCLAIR Ererything is fizrzny as long as it's happening to someone else. Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Mixed Chorus 1, 2: Choral Club 1. 23 Pep Band 2. 3. 43 Oklahoma Honor Society 1. 23 Sei'- retarys' Club 43 Spanish Club 3. BETTY SMITH Three may keep II serret if tivo of them are dead. FTA 1, 2. 3, 43 Oklahoma Honor So- ciety 1. 2, 3, 43 National Honor So- ciety 3. 4: Mixed Chorus 1. 2. 33 DE Club 43 Seeretary 43 Tri-Hi-Y 33 Clee Club 1. 2. 33 Yannush 1, 23 FTA Treasurer 3g Homeroom Secre- tary 1. LONNIE SMITH Fate tried to eoneeal him by nam- ing him Smith. Band 1. 23 DE Club 3. 43 Radio Club 1. LOUISE SMITH I am sure eare's are an enemy to life. Buffa-Low-Down 43 Glee Club 2. 4g Mixed Chorus 43 Choral Club 43 Drill Team 3. BETTY SNELL ,lloring at a Snell's pare. Homeroom Treasurer 13 Colden Nl 43 Buffa-Low-Down 43 FTA 1. 2. 3g FHA 1. 2. 3. 4: FHA Pianist 4: Yannush 1. 2. ,Mi nfN if GORDON SNOWDEN Srhool ix great. hut lun IN greater. oi: emi, 4. F ANN SOCTHARD The artist rlreu' Il great mnni lines and sarefl the best ot them. Yannush 1. 2, 3. -1: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Spanish Club 3. -l: Library Club 3: Art Club 3. KAY SOUTH.-xRD There are smiles that make us happy. Yannush 1. 2. 3. 4: Library Assist- ant 2, 3, -lg Nlixed Chorus 3. -lg Choral Club 3. 43 Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4: Drill Team 31 Girls' Clee Club fl. ADA THATCHI-:R I can't tell a lie not even when I hear one. YVONNE TREECE Life is short, so why not have a good time. FHA Historian lg Mixed Chorus 1. 2. 3, 41 Library Club 2: Future Nurses 3: FTA 4: Girls' Glee Club 4. NORMA TRUEBLOOD Always loyal, but to whirh one? Mixed Chorus 4: Choral Club 3, 4: Cvlee Club 3, 4: Transferred from Little Rock. 32 fx IU' CARULYN Soiinns mill I lrnou' is zeliat l reml in the neuzvpnpers, .lliss ll'liitalfer. Quill and Svroll 3. -lg 'l'ri-Ili-Y 21 lfuture Nurses' Club 3. -I: Nlixed . A , . , l.lu-rua l. 2: Choral Club l. Z. Joi' SOt'Tu.-xRn l prefer a !'Ul7llUI'lf1lIlF rife lo fl rir- lue that bores. Yiee l're-rifle-nt Nurses' Club 4: Yunnufh I. 2: lland l. 2. 3: Clee- Club -l: Spanish Club 3: Colden Nl l'i'ix' l . . . GEORGE ANN STEWART l1's a strong .stonznrh that has no turning. Yunnusli lg Nlixed Chorus l: Choral Club lg llonu-room Seert-tary 2: Library Club 2: FHA 31 St-eretarys' Club 4. CAROL THOMPSON Women and elephants never forget an injury. Oklahoma Honor Society lg Buffa- Low-Down 4g Homeroom Secretary l. 2, 43 Vice President Home-room 3: FTA 2. 33 FHA 4, Mixed Chorus 1: Clee Club 1: Choral Club 1. CAROL TRUEBLOOD Within her head, sweetness lies. FHA l, 2. 3. 4. JANE TUA lie not siniplv good, be good for something. Yannush l. 2. 3. 43 Cheerleader 3. 43 Attendant to Armed Forces Day Queen 3: Attendant to Football Queen 4: Curtis Cover Cirl 45 Mix- ed Chorus 1, 2. 4. EARLINE TIIRNEY Aetions lie louder than words. Swretury of Il0llll'I'4Nllll1 Mixml Chorus 2, 3: l ll.'X 2. 35 Yanuush 15 Vice PI'l'rltlt'Ill Hoiueronrii 25 l.i- brary Club 15 Offiee .'hSSlSli1Ill 1, 2, 35 Stunt Club 4. JANET VANHOOSEH Sometimes l just sit andlthinlr, hu! mostly I just sit. Yannush 1. 25 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2: FNA 2, 3, 45 FTA 11 Office Assistant 2. 3, 4. DEAN WALDRIP To eat is human5 to digest, divine. RONNIE WATSON The best way to keep your friends is not to give them away. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Lettermen's Club 3. 45 Wow-Wow 2, 3, 45 Stunt Club 4. JIMMY WESTBROOK All history is a lie. VALERIA WHITE One learns in life to keep silent and draw one's own confusion. Choral ClIIb 1, 25 Band 1, 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Secretarys' Club 4. SIIAHON VANDAVEEII She hath a heart as sound as a bell. Studi-nt Council 45 Tri-Hi-Y 35 llomeroom Seen-tary 35 Mixed Chorus 2. 35 Cvlee Club 1. SAIIA WAGNER The more l see of men, the more I like dogs. Buffa-Low-Down 35 Mixed Chorus 2. 3. 45 Student Council 45 Yan- nush 2. 3: Quill and Scroll 3. 45 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3. RANDELL WARD Big deal, Jian. Boys' Clee Clubg Homeroom Presi- dent 1. 25 Basketball 15 Pbotog raphers Club 35 Wow-Wow 1. MARTHA WELCH I've got a grand mind for forget- ling. CYNTHIA WHEAT Worry and I hare never met. Oklahoma Honor Society: FHA: Library Assistant 3. 45 DE Club. Mixed Chorus: Girls' Choirg Choral Club 1. 2. 3. JACK WILSON Hurnility is the first of virtues- for other people. Football 2. 3. 4: Football Captain 4. 33 'C' L M. .r Tyf. ! no tg fx, vs, WV' v gk 'v - wx .X7 Q-' Y can 7' sk 'ef ' 5' ' c N ' - R ,N L s- Us 5 :SMS . F I r fx flhurlw Xkin. HLIIAIHITLI .xlli-ull. liulwrl .'xTIlINIT1lIlg. I'4vny ,xNIlIIllPI'4'. 'Ibm Iiaill-yy Yixiun Hukvr, TUIII Ball. Marin-l541rl4+w, I L4 ' - 1 ll ula m HLIIAIIIII. 1.011-lla 154-vk llurwlhx 151-ll I,Hl1 Il1N Iivll , 6' 314 i 'Suri sf Brown. 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Hr-riuan Harniun. Shirlvy Hawkins. K Cvcil Hod e Patricia Hoffman Gul Hopkin J Huw ll X57 xx M-gmt, P11 Arid this Blavkiv is uni- of my former studvntelf' 37 Q is s A' ay. Q. X 1,8 ' ! '-. f ' NE in NV X A Q9 ..,. H.. , R Z 1 s L .L Ima Jam- Morrow. Janie-S Nlouscr, Karolyn Muhr, Edna My:-rs, Christine Nahors. Mike Nelms, Billie Suv Newman. .lunv Norris, Margaret Northcutt, Pm-ggi' Oshurnv, Jimmy Ott. Leanne- Owvns. if , W 4 'ffif JAJ f Elf N 'J ' , 1 x 'K' 1' 5 J I J 'v 'in-,-3' Barbara larknr Ginnie-w Iarker Tommv 1 alter on J X lawn? fi. , '5- its-.f QU A . ', Q ,,'-' I if f joe- Pace. Marie-e-n Pa-fr. James Pvarcn De-nnis Ray Pearson I don't care- if vou do have to miss Love of Life tudav. Wcfrv min . . F Beethoven. BPUY Pvvkio, Hf-lc-n Phipps, Carol Price, Maryn Price, uf 1- to I1 ten o 39 ,5, 1' 445.53 'VX , Q if C '- rw Charh app Claud Taylor 'Har .mt Tc ta Danny Ibomp on Josalec- Thornton, Jim Town end W alla Iu r 'Nldr 11 Turnmr 111111111 YJ1111m Buvk Wadv. 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Craws Cray CTPVII Cl'l'!4'l'5' CT 'm Pluyll Klltrlxf-ll Samlra Hall llummuns llarmlin Slmaron Carol Clarr-nvv Harmlm Harluns lldrp -lfly' Ronniv .lvrry 65mm of us studivcl thv first week anwsaw Harrington Harwpll Hpqlgg-5 lM.i1ii'f1-llc ri-aillv lun.- Iw Niun llnw- i'vpiu't 4 irrla 7.. ii l 3' N f Y, I .Xrilvll .liininiv .lulin lliggiulmtliuin Ilill llill 'i Tc- , Q? Dnruthy Sara Jolinann Jolinxnn .. - - il 5 4 'Viq i 5 - 5 -J if f 'P -1 gif' x . o Y Buddy John lucy l.alli 3. . -- Vx ,p kg -,s Linda Anita Lvhnhard Lewis 46 'fl uv-1 ix QE .1 Hivluml Kay llairolyn llill Huriiluivklv llinlmlli-Nliui M Q i M , ' , r an . 2 CL iii? fn' i . 1 4,-5 ' ' lt' iglslx 15,599 X l A f ffzr'i wx 1. De-l,rwyc'z' ,Klan Danny Di- ,Kung Hiulmll:-Qon Hunt Jalmra .lf-nniuge A -'-q :H rs . 4 f X ' l 1' ri Sw .-15 'l fl .Q Xllry Wmi4lY John Ki-rmit Rivharcl .1 1. U1-rry lxf-plingxvr King Kink:-all Knight Lavvy Im-kvy an 2- W ' A Tb C rs-P T 5 ,v w iii! 1 ' ' ,,, , , ZW AMI! I .luliu Nlary Ann Richard Milfla Carol ack l.ulli Lane- Lunrlf-s Ibm ham Leclforcl ', 0- A gi l -S 4 1 . 1, V t .V 'Q Q . lf' ff ' -L LA Q.. , V 'A - .5 If I I . . I . Q lv l V -f' 0, . ' f Douglas Estelle Jvrry Don Ohn Berry Limbaugh Little London Lorance Lullo McAlcster I Ham l we ll l l ll l X114 lllll xl4'llHIlll4 PDF 30 'l u Q-N I lm ,llllllllll ll Xllllllll A Vspx gs-1 V fl s 11 lb l'llillil- Xllll-llm llll r' .,.-- x. 'P - uv- ' 'V -N ., f s Q l llllll ll lu ll ll Nl-lllls .lllllf Nllllfilf A .- : V 'P T, :- M1' ll if ' Q l lm llillll ll l ll l,llHg1l'l' ig vu. 1 K '1lA lhlllllx lllllll' 'xllklly Nll'llllllu.ll 'SQ is X . ..- Xv 'lr H 9... fn e-- 4. - f L, l as- . I 'Y f b x J' .lalvlx Xll llfillllill .R Q NX .,- F: wyf 1.1114- Xlllllll-xv ,,a4. ff.-slx NL. Y I llllwlx Xl1lI'!JIIl Hlllzl Num- 'L lll Ill lllll lmll Nlvlilllllllll Xll-Km lllllllll I -Q-.. 5? I lllll-rlll Xllvlllv fw VC' fu 'J' p-:JA l,ll1.llll lll Ill ll.l ,lllllll Nll--ll-x Nlllllllllllzlllll Xlllllllflllllllll 00 yu if xllllll lfl'lll-sllllv xlilfllll Xllltllix s- , in 54. ,- K v l,I'UIl l 'gg1y Xllv-llw' Xllmlw' A sit as 2 5 H 1 4,1 N 'Q' X Y ai I VI. All Xlll'4' Nall-v i xliH'L2lI'o'l Nlllllll l on as Ht'Ill'f' Oil . . . illlll lll1'll ll'H'I'.' was llll- rlllllvlll wllll lhlllllltl Il 1Il1l1'lU'l' way I0 g4'lI1l1'l1Is:4 . . . 'V -4 , ig' :cn 'P ' l N fczfx 'L' I I i. 5? I hx' T ,lan Lvc Waym- Mil-lu-y Jimmy Autliur David Bill Stucktnii 510110 Stiii'gwii Suit 'llullmi 'liulv illllllitl' Tippit P Malik r ,. ,, FE! Q iiiii ig .i ffl Mary Donna Um-:iv livtly Kvnm-Ili Nlargare-I Danny Patsy Trousvl Van lluoser Vunxun! Yuugzlian Vivux Yia-ux Wagonvr Wall var ff' , 5 :N la Y. P ll A ! 1' , '.wr'i i 2-Q, ,I . Si .N Maziv Linda ,lo Suzuim Juuics lhvnalil ,limmy flliurl:-5 lilla Wiallvll Wiarcl Wiarrl V'vlJlJ xX'1'ilFlf'I' Wlvvlis Wlvlvll xxillllillll U My Q its A :Eff .i - v I Jam- Famlra li.ug:m-m- Willianis Willis Wingo ,f,q,- - 1 ig f - TC ,X i' ' g f . i X 4 If O ' De-ral James ,lavk 1, Wcwnd Wood Woocllvy ff ,,, - 'nr' ' , .43 QF . 1' . 35 If ,XI-tl ' , g li? f Q- 53, 1 bv A 1 ,f'K.,f - . - ,Q . N . 5522: , 2 - ' k- lfl lulmnw J u u think 1 nplioinoiv Cou ml Pwr rim into il ' W ouch W 00llV W orlx X ph We seek the Zigi: . ' U , , - , 5 5 , 5.5 ' gd' W 1..i ' N, I 1,-yu.--1 l QS-mf. fi l if' i U if ...av g, u nn-an th.--v thin! in vu- re-ully zlliu-ol1c'm'l Xlr. Power prow-s that the-rv are xaeuums hf-sif,1f-- those in the head- of Php-sir-Q students. SCIENCE Our Science department under Competent leadership has won top honors in scholastic competition. Linder the guidance of W. H. Power. Hrs. Ola Hurry. and Miss Evelyn Rogers. the department prepares our students for ear:-ers involving thi- natural scienves. Courses taught include Biology. Chemistry. and Physics. In addition to acquiring sr-if-ntifiv knowledge. students are acquainted with opportunities open to them in the field of science. lJoulnle'. Double toil and lI'0lllTlf'l Fin- hurn. and caldron huhhlef' :nf - fall. A ' 7 '-A if -. x m sczence amd mczzfb MATHEMATICS The math iicfpartnimit isc'l1zilh'i1gr'ri to prvpz11'c- its stuflmits tu taiiw lhvir plain- in the- xsurhl. Hy teaching them iiiutheiiizitimwil principles ami pravtical upplivatimis. the clepartiiic-nt im-vts this vhalle-nge. tiuuisn-s iIlt'illiiiIlg plum-ti4'ui arithmetic: intvrincrliute algvhra. plzliw and suliil ggi-unit-try. and trigonome- try arf' taught. Niiss Limit-. Urs. Carle-tti. and Mr. Pmvcr arc- thc instructurs in this ricpartment. Mrs. Larlvlli llivs Nlslllli liltis to iiviiiulislluili- the' age- wld prliivipli-Q uf 'fr'wliir'trx' 'Nil-s Limit' giws Sw-ninrs aihiitiuna 1 un iiizitliviiiaillvzil fiiiiehiiiif-ritzils. Mr, Pow:-r shows how Ihr- unit Cirrlf' illus- lratvs thi' basic rola- liuns nf trigonnmr-try. M.H.S. students are guzcle r N1 h and his worlcl history stuml:-nts exmnm' their te-xtluoolts to fiml ou ju t what mall has a1'l1im-wcl. SOCIAL STUDIES HI know of no way to judge the future, but by the pastf' The study of American History, World History and international problems enables students to prepare themselves to live their lives more fully and to appreciate their priceless heritage. These courses, taught by Miss Whitaker, Mr. Nigh, Nliss Lyncle, and Mr. Long, stress not only facts but also insight into the social problems of the past. 3 Y B by the lamp of experience ,Ax K1-rry gut an answvr. but Uurlmara and Nlussvy f1fmn't bviivw it COMMERCIAL Bevause tmiayis employers ciemanfl more than a knmvleclge of business skills. the cmnniereial ciepari- ment offers a program uf technieal and practical business training to the students. This program is carried out under the ieariership of Mrs. Lawrence. Hrs. Turnlmo. Miss Palmer. Miss Hiller. and Mr. Nigh. CUIIFSCS include thu years of typing and siiorthanfi. bookkeeping. distributive education. and general busi- ness. i'pl'2liit'l' makes 'b--4- -W- 'F' ' 1 , , '91 f I I J f I Keep the home ires buwzivzg 'KN-.X Y A... Q F l 1 ,-,..X . ,f Il xL...X .f . 0 U -V ' il lgx J -- Ax 1 i f l I1--li1'iu11- mlmw flrull Iilrmngh Ill: gym. am-I lhz' Ihuuglmlx of ywun mwn turn IU fowl. llumn- lfr. Qliflx lvurn thv xuluv of lmlkiml :uni prupe-rly fairing for thvir 1'l4lIlll'G 9 F f 5? i 2 1' HOME ECONOMICS With an int:-rest in gnml lllbIllf IIlZlkiI1g our school has pruviflml uno uf thf- lwst vquippf-fl hmne Prononmics rlc-purtlnvnts in the Stutv. In zulilitiml In 1'ef'civir1g in- Qt1'Lu'tim1 in llufigt-1 lvulalrwillg aml ulllvl' 4'lf'xtlmook problems. StllflE'IllS learn sowing. Cooking. and other hmm- urls lux alvlllul I?l'il1'Ilf'l'. IIISll'lll'll0Il Ill this flvlfl IS lJI'0YiflCfl by Urs. Vogel uml Mrs. Hays. Hllllll'II12lkiIlQ -tllelefrmh f.-vl frm- r1wrvr1ff'r'xsi1l1 lhv-ir iIlNlI'llI'TUl'r. -pi in-v Classes twin skilled craftsmen VOCA TIONAL To meet the ever increasing demand for skilled craftsmen. the vocational depart- ment offers excellent training in wood working. loatherwnrks. mctalworks. fiber- glass, and plastics. The fiberglass course is the first one of its kind in the state. This outstanding department of our school is directed by Mr. Berry and Hr. Goodner. Nm l said aslrr1i,2lif line-. fi .N hitlll' 1 ow It-t's find a girl that's hoping for a Cllcslf Lf-atherworks students make' enough liillfolds tn hold their first million. f Slim' 4-41' if 39+ Stzzdenls wlligfbtene 0 L ' 4 . 1 A-X -'ruin lln ilu mis i lot uf fun ENGLISH Knowing that gooil English is the heart of a varffer. the English ilepartment maintains a high standard of teaching. Besides grammar. both ,-Xnwrivan anwl English literature arf' taught. Nliss Young. Mrs. Harris. Miss Aston. Mrs. Nloore. and Nlr. Davis are instructors in this rlepartment. y u'0rld's IoIl1glldgUS tiagvfvi-'ft Y M , 1 1 f. Q- dw ,f' Nliss Minh1-xpI.iiiis1ti+--mix -if xllltffilllt il4't fll1it'lliN FOREIGN LANGUAGES Vs hilt- stnthing Ll furvigii laiiguagrv. sturivnts hoc-min' hvttvr iicqimiiitcti with their mm. The foreign language- th-pmtiiiviit is in-ll viliiippmt with 1'vi-unis. collections. and xisual aids to niake Classvs inure vnjnyahle and to piwtxitic :in :iuthvniv atniusphere. Four ymrs of Latin are offorvci. with Nliss Ve-ith as instructor. Miss Fiiizillumtti tiffvrs tim years of Spanish. This fiqiart- ment does an oxcellmit ,ioh of supplying studvnts with the s-fund fnroigzii language hasis necessary for College mitraiive. C spff. -gl ESF' nv -Q- 3 'VX cg Fpanish Cuiiivs in haniiy as Fam Wwaguivr Cnnufrsv- with Xivxiran xisitw-r to NIC.-Xlvstvr. 1 4 The udxanw-li Spanish vlass u-+1 lll8glLiliH!'4 and rf-wrds as study rf-suiirw--. 'K li s 1 2, Nlurxn lxiw. 51:11-- 5 . , 1 . lluru-5 fvlalfx. X fe-rulmv l7I't'4l4lt'IlI of l'. l. X, l'4llllvIN :uf Nvllmrl IlilIH'I'LiI1ll wily pup'-r. . llffllvrx. .imlslvn NI Nwlwll- it:-N wlrkirlg ml 4 Iuxne-5, -ci ll fl The events arf' the filammmt. the urgmlizutifms uri' thf hase. anfl Ihr- mvmlwrs unfl spmlmyrs arc' tht- r'urrvntS all these together make the light of Nl. ll. 5. hurn sm that it Shinvs hriffhtlv. Z' . v Qs' Q ,Q . Summa- nf us wurkml hzml . . . Uthvrs trivml anything tu gwt nut. un. Krelux mulling K. X .J ' x in 6 M, 5 1? is V 1 if 5-a. N11 1 MOMENTS TO 111- ills! 1liclalf1tuf...wn-ll Who IIUPIIS an iIlSfI'llK'liHI1 lmuk? EMEMBER E -nl rpg ME X .LA U 'Twz' lt N 'fruit ln ln- vm-nlpt frwm l'lTlf'NfI'I' 1 .1 1 ,- f X A 'Xilllli .H - f A- ': ,gt A . s-,, 5ll4' llalllfnn! 111'-4'l'llHw hr-1' tmp In XX 11-hxxlgtn In Uvlh Hvrlslvv, . life, N52 ' NO f PARKXNRJ THKS l3x1ff11-Inns-llmsll stuff1111-lnlu-rg14-If a stury. Nm-o-ll wc' Say' llIUl'l'f fa' The- D.F.r'l11l1 aliwnssvs plans for lhvir TV program. V 62 MUSIC The lius leaves for Durant at 5:30 la.m.Il With groans at the thought of arising so early. but with great expectations for exciting adventures. the music students prepare to depart on one of their many trips. The music department consists of the mixed cho- rus. the girls, and hoys' glee clulms. and the hand. all of which rated Superior at the 1055 district music contests. as well as classes in music theory and music appreciation. These organizations serve the connnunity in many ways. lfach spring there are concerts hy the hand and the vocal organizations. and the mixed chorus provides the music for the annual community Christmas program. :Xlso lioth the hand and vocal organizations make music for many of the assem- bly programs. High in favor of all music students are the trips to the many various festivals. The chorus journeyed to Durant and Poteau for these events. and each vear a few of the students receive the honor of going to one of the several All State Band or Choral Festivals. The early spring activities center around the district music contests in llurant. :Xt the contests students work as a large team in one of our four major organizations. and a few participate in the small ensembles or as soloists. The individuals. ensembles, or organizations rating Superior at the district meets are eligible to go to the state meets held at Stillwater lvocall and Norman tinstrumen- tall, our school is always well represented at 'Statef' All in all the music department has a full year of service and enjoyment. its purpose is not to train professional performers. but to instill in its students a love for good music, which will remain with them after high school throughout their entire lives. l ffonncr, and ,Icrry lledgcs were honored luy lreing chosen Linda Jolly. Robert Culp. Dorothy Graham. Richarc memlmcrs of All State llands. ln addition to directing the hand. Mr. Hedges gives much individual attention to his students. In Music Theory. Mrs. Borland offers future music majors a working knowledge of the mechanics of music. my ., , 1. K' 1 me vfwprw fi 'A . l V ,A 'L n- ,. 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YX1111111'1- 1111'k11r. ,I111111 11111111N11. 1111111-11 1.Il1!l, ln addition to his many class clutivs Mr. Michael llavhi. Art instructor. finals time to act as Art Advisor to thi- yt-arlmolc staff. ART CLUB Although many stuflents prepare for chosen professions in the art field. which extends from commercial art to elementary teaching of art, others take this course for their personal enjoyment. To all comes the satis- faction of art appreciation. Z' Below: Billy Sue Newman models for Art students Charles 'l'app and Dorothx Bell QQ, ln pleasant surroundings and und:-r vapalalc' supervision the art class works to procluvf- lwauly in all phases of life. , . lwbt-rt Lnlp, Ylr-. iilll'I'l5, l,llll'll'lLl Nuns, and Nlarilyn Dell burn tht- midnight oil a to nn-el the dt-udlint-. I Don Brown. Betty Poor, and Carol Gladstein t'llt'L'k lay- outs before basin them typed. J 4, I r ' .J ,Ina .dpk- lvucmu rn Vail!! ' DANCING 1 ' 'UNI ,, ,-' A'n AZ L12 J M i l cl a Langham. Drew Priddy. and J. .-X. Payne find that everyone wants a bigger. better '56 Dancing Rabbit. 72 RABBIT Shirley Nalin ,loyve Xlickella, Gayle- Rutle-dge, and Ann Southard take care of the advertisement section. STAFF From the first week of sehool when staff members vontact business firms for support of the annual to the week after the first semester when captions are written and rewritten, the production of the Dancing Rabbit depends upon the loyalty of the workers to make possible a top rate yearbook. All the extra hours which seemed so long and drawn out are forgotten when the final deadline is met for the staff knows it has done its best to give Nl.H.5. the best yearbook it is capable of producing. for witty Captions to put under senior pictures. Richard Conner. 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A XIN.XI1.lI Sfnlllxrlf 5.-....., bf' X4 slut-'nl In lhv- N4-In nl uvwi K- an wlw-Imlm Hmm lhe- Hllrlv n-4u'h wlux. Ill'-xv H1-N Immf un- uxmmg thu-1' mlm Ilan rw-ml N1'I'llPflll'4' pax-um dullng tha' wal. 1.x Tiun- nut from rhf- l'llNll HfN1'llH4vl an tixiliv-N ix Iuka-I1 1-qu-h uw-vk Wllvll rhf- Hi-X HIl'IIlllt'TS luring thvir lllIl1'ht'Q In the- uv-vtingx and vnjuy fzhfixtillll fvllnw- hip. Hl-Y ,J My -4.,,.v-r1'- z 4 ll f., lr Q11 x.: vrl -wn-m-v for Ihn- Spiritual. ix l'lll!IhilNilt'!i by rf-zuling. 4,., if Presldenl Belly Poor L4 Dorolhy Graham .5 Duane Grlmore Judy Brence i Shurley Brown Maryn Prvce Belly Hensley -fr'-s , xr Q N ,. 1 0 'if 1' Vice Presidenl Secretary Corresponding Linda Jolly Drew PriddY Secrelary If ll 'P' Mary Jo Freeman Norma Pruce Jane Murphy Judy Boyd Par Hoffman Aynlhua Crawford n Bak - , 4 1 'CZ lf F 1 or 3, ! . Eff h l ff :x xx 4412 --awk. ff x Chaplain Sponsor Spqngor Joan Whitlock Mrs. Kaler Mrs. Carlefli :xr ev? 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X. 41-N1-iiv lvly pmgixirri, Y- Linda Naush Pat Sims Lane- Talh .uv ' ,'1 xi Baker plan Qvraplmnk of F.T.'K.'4 work :luring the' yi-ar. Nlargarf-t Nnhlv, fihfigfiflf' Brown. San- rlra Shin-lfl-. flhurlvm- I.:-w-uw. Donna Parke-r mlm-k Ihr- hzillf' with Christmas vhvvr. 80 4 X f 1 ,wrgmi 'N FUTURE - CJ The Fllillfl' Teachvrs of .'xlllf'I'iC3 is ll national urgxan- izzition uf 1-ull:-ge and high svhoul sturlvnts who aspire to he tvavhc-i'S. Tha' MILS. ,N I Q Y. F ' un! TEACHERS AMERICA F.T.A. Club sponsors many activities that relate to vari- ous phases of the teaching profession. he vw-'sv fs ,rf sv ,W Cfarui Harkins. I.1vuisc- Cruhhs. He-tty Parris. Her-ky ffnllier. Phoe- lw ,'XlIli1'TPUFl. .Mina imc- Aiieri. Putty -Xllfurd. and Rheta Coin sf-il tirkf-ts at TOIIFIHIIIIPIIIN he-lrl in gyinnusiuin. fs Shirley File. Shirley Deinpsey. Dorothy johnson. Yvonne Tr:-eve. Joyce Ashlot. Pat Born. and Frm-sline NI a I h i s registered tvaehers at the- country teavhers' meeting. Pat Chaney. Tawannah Gull:-y. Xvillie lieshear. Norma Prire. Marie-nv Page. Miss Lynfie. Betty Smith. and Louis Jenkins hegin annual trip to Tulsa's FTA Uayfv .Xbnwz Karnlyn Nluhr. Cynthia Whr-at. Hrs. Kale-r. Lawanna Wall-wr. Right: Linda lmhnliarml. He-le-n Nol- son, and :Nun Southarcl. Nut pic- tured: Kay Foutharrl. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS The library assistants work with Nlrs. Kalm- to keep a modern. effim-ivnt library running smoothly. Up-to-clatv Czircl vatulogs :incl prompt. courteous l'llt'l'li-tllll sz-iwira-. mulw it possible for our stuclt-nts to enjoy the lvest in library service. -..--E 2 ii 1 'mfff K - , A . 11 Ji? ' ' :t l 72, - -4 ' L! 1 !! ,.'nzf--s-1q- .-Xlmw: Nlrs. llavlii. Nlury Alam- Ylan- ning. Imta fiarnplwll. Carolyn Sul- lf-rs. lam-1 Van Huw-f-r. Kay Rrvliins. Right. first row: flnn Horton, anrl Nlalzir- Wlillvn. Sl'I'llllfl row: lmuisr- flrulilis. Jffrry .-Xnn lfzirlwf-. :Kflvlia Nlnrris, .-'lnthia ffrziwfurfl. :intl XM-lc-a llnrlcin-. i ' -r D - 'Su f'-. OFFICE ASSISTANTS The inaintf-nanr'0 of a high stanclarcl of nffif-c f'l.flf'lf'll1'f is macle possihlc' hy the valuable help of the office assistants. Their assignments unclor the able supervision of Nlrs. Barhi are many and variecl. luck Fliorcs. lflau-l luylor. l.onnic Smith. Liccil llroyn. Xi-ln-up llc-lu-ar. lihcta lfolc. Toni Ball, Johnny Catliy. llurlmru Farris. and liz-tty Smith. uicnilicr- of ll.l'f. lcarn through expcricncc. I 4f III -:lf Ili Lionel Daxis. Philip Olantle-sc. ,lilltlcs lluxal. llary l.al'lorc, Cary Brown. Scott Killehrcw. Clifford lilcincns, lfrnilc llochcr. Warren Erkin. Henry Cecil. Glen Compton. lcarn -ailcsuiarisliip. L. Zclma Dunn. Betty Ke-plingcr. llarliara Ro-c. Cynthia Wheat. :Xlicc Brimer. Jimmy Ott, Charles ll:-tvr. liortlon Snowrlen. Bill Coodspeerl ohsf-rw work in Drug store. Johnny Cathy. james Duvall ami lle-nry fl:-cil instructs-rl hy Miss Hiller draw maps of Nlc.-llcstcr. 84 DIS TRIBUTI VE EDUCATION Distrihutive Pirlucation in Nl. H. S. is a cooperation lwctuccn stuflcnts. Faculty. anfl the husincss men of lVlcAlester. DL. as it is more popularly known is relatively new to lVlcAlestcr lligh School. having hecn estalm- lishcfl only two years ago. Although ucw. it has attained a high place with students who clo not plan to continue their etlucation in college. The participating stutlents attencl classes half a flay. then are given the oppor- tunitv to receive aclflitional creclits for eni- ployment which is mafle availalile liy local business men. gegilml grsrtii Q , 9 4 15,1 X ,. D f Q 'G' - 5 N. 'L -4,--,S - y, . , ,493 I,-T - , : . 3 I , . . 'Q' ' ' ' 1-. inf: 4, 'J NT: O .f 'l wx iii? 'es fi? .. 1. , f nf ' ' ws-:My , ' , - !,,: -is., J' f' x Q i i . I 1 uriac Nm Hillf Hi. ,lmf-piiiriv X14-llnr Kay 'Xriarns Uzirlnara .-Xlliwn I'lwf-lm fhlmie-rwli Yixian Hakvr PHT BOTH illlfif' Bnyml Alncix' Rfl'Ill'Q' ffhriqini- Brnwll fiarlvnr- Chvlllme-rg juan Chf-llhr-rg Jziiiiu- fflfiikr-iiiwzirii Brf-nria C0174-land Sanrlru Cnthran Marilyn DPU ghififf' Dviiipsf-y Judy De-vkc-r Iflainr- Dolan Shirle-y Fitv Mary Ju Fr:-vrnan Ann Carflnvr Myrna Crvvr Betty Bruhbs Lnniw Crubhs Ann Hardin Sharon Hardin Carwl Hurkins Patriria Huffnian Uv I.uyc'c- Hll4iliiE'NillI1 Ile-anna jvnning- Dorothy ,lnliiiwri Nlariir- Kax' 'l'i1rn4'r.Jam-I Rowland and Jam- Tua lluris Killvllrf-W Nlary Ann l,an4' Nlilcla liilllgllhlllll linda lmlinliard llliarlc-nv l,e-wwuw Mina Nlue- Nlurtin Xlary Nlvffurliiavk llillir' Sur- Xlvllnugul llillir' Sue- Nvwnian Xlargzzire-I Nfli5lf'4 Donna Park:-r Xlargxare-t Patrivk Hr-lc-n Phipps Nlaryn Prim' NHTIH21 Priu- fllim- :Knn Piivka-tt Pal Rutlic-rforfl Sandra Shir-lflQ Pat Sims Kar:-n Slaglr- .Nnn Snutharfl Kay Snutharrl Jun Ftorktuii Nzinry Smith Palfy Wall l.imla Ward Suzannv Ward Sandra Willis ,loan Wvllitlnvli Suriv Young PEP 'X a-Q ' F V ,x 'tg AV,, 4 L CLUB l'rP.si4lc'r1I liire l'rPs1'der1l Ye-rna Nia-un Yvlba Tree-cw F' J - ' SPl'ff'IIIfvl Treasurer l.inclu Jully Bcity Hensley 9 Q' F X. NK si ., Q wg 'x, A ., . :li 87 WO W- WOW . Y ' ,f 1141144 Ulf 'Allwrllx aff' 1',.ffx HN 'f 3 1 X 'J I -'Q -X i 5 41 A NIR, NIMH rllX4,1,X NIH IFXXI 'sl Q-lx, .lk L 4 X ri , V if of If ,. . R Ai yt .I X 510 A 5 ,N x I , 1 ,',,.f Xl4m- l11'kv'lxIllLlIl --x 1 sk'j H7 ., '1 J ,.-ez pa , jig.'I':.Aw 1.1 'f -yr! --Q - Ea. 255 y 1 '- D ffl T,- 'gl' U I5 U T fi i longllw-th.-Kllm-v-11f Hmm nur I1'1iIHN ull ilu- mu. I',--x lmlln- .ld . .,.,... . --. , lea: N 1: ln our sf-hfml. r'mnpvtitiw spurtsf intramural as will as i11te'rsr-lmlaslim' V- play a major rule- in f-:wh Stuclenfs life-. Thf- horie shew pits arf- Svlrlom unm'c'upierl rluring the nmm hour. Ynungls Youngstvrs exhibit the volleyhall trophy they won so often. l'lYf'H snow mul slew-t f'ZlIl-I stop thvse tvnnis plays-rs. This form l1E'lIJf l'l proflucff Xlf':XleS- tc-rs outstanding haslcffthall rfworrl. Thr' starting eleven of the Buffa- loes' llllf' grifl team. rl- - f ,t --fl ,- I Tl H , I Q 5. K A I ' 'fx'--' , ' ,ll L' 'Q' -5 LE.. ,. Tig ifmtih 'fxlww gl 'LA :Vi QV., . J ,'-, ' ' . A -2-.A-' Isa' , , -nfl . ,s.,. .Q. ' 0 .-3, I, .1 1,n xy.. .. 5, 1 , ig.,ag,,g i v .- I S ? Q . ! A Q nik Ox. 1 2 Y 1, Victorious op 1 tea 1 -T 'T ' 't .- Q, , 1 ' f ., fn U 17?-E V Yf , 4, 1 :fl 14. i7i ' R lfir La -ak. .af kwa B st row. lt-ft ln right: tit-t-il Smith. inaiiaggerg Stvvf- Kr-nm-dy. Woolly King. Waynv Hutle-tlge-. rrx' l'rit'1'. in-raltl Pliippf. .lim Nlartin. llurltly lirutnnivtt. Tom Uiautlrone. Bob Lowe-ry, jim ffor-ku-ll. Svvonzl row: jim Ffh:-rliart. Doug Bvll. Tony .V-Xslnnorv. Tracey Millor. Louis Kovash. Ki-rinit Rivliarrls. Tom johnson. .lohn Nlillr-r. lavkif' Nlartin. Chad Lively, Toni Patterson. Loaf-li Nlt-tlarxori. Third row: lfoac-h Long. joe- Pan-. jack Wilson. Tom Rohr-rts, Louis Zuxnrne-r. Nivk Wvai.-r. llonalrl llruunln. Randf-ll Ward. Cr-ralml Nlcillvmlon, Tom Burns. Fred Howard. in fin F l . Q 4.1 M1 in IL' Launv. lfoarh He-rilvy. Fourth row: jerry Quinton. llc-nnis Brown. llob Sorreflls. -vil Hoplginf. .l0hn Crouvli. ,lohn lit-cltlisli. Krrlnit Knight. P3 ff ,gif Football Coavh Q- NIR. DOYLE LONG Assistant Coaches BILL HENLEY and BILL Mr-CARSON 92 f K Co-Captain Co-Captain JACK MARTIN .HSI EBERHART Senior 3 Sr-njur Quarterback Lineliackn-r ,L A 1 A f 1 so . 4-ij n .gd l 1 X - , 1 . 3' M-i fi ,fi 1 'I xx .' ff . ' 1 P ' ' 1 , I X j l - l Q. ivy. ' 2f Captain JACKIE WILSON Y' Senior Tackle I Q A v x hifglzllights successful season If y X .I V TONY ASHMORE Junior S ' End ' Q I Q F. I ii' w -.A. i , 'T 'Z .fL iX.i-d',.0' S . fx' , 4 f DOUG BELI. f f ,lunior Enrl 1 DENNIS BROWN My MJF Senior V 'l End tif 'ff A -A x- . :J- yuh Q '-.',,. 6 J , ' IN COCKRELL Senior 'nr .' xt? . 5. are - fe-4 l- 4 11. .,,-X 'f'-QQ -I TOMMY BURNS Senior . Center , .X I b -nh. -QWNW ' , ' ij xr L ,ml , V -c .. . , - I , .+I V.: H -xv: ,I A N -:Q .V 3' E . , f . , wt. . f f v .Ax 995 4-WV: , DONALD DRUMB Sophomore Fullback :Q Cuard Center McALESTER WINS OPENER 35 19 The McAlester Buffalos opened one of thelr most successful sea sons by thumplng Okmulgee '35 19 lVlcAle ter gamed 361 yards rush Ing to the Bulldogs 206 Martln and Johnson scored two T D s each whlle McClendon scored one The Buffs defense scored the season s only safety BUFFS UPSET WOLVES 130 Gomg to Shawnee the underdogs the Buffs returned home the proud vlctors The hlghllght of the game was Jack Martlns 66 yard run for a T D NO 1 TEAM DEFEATS M H 9 200 The state s number one team mvaded Jeff Lee stadlum 1n one of the most memorable games area fans can remember The largest football crowd 1n the cxtys hlstory saw Muskogee defeat the Buffs 200 However the Buffs showed a flghtmg sp1r1t throughout the entlre game JOHN DE LAUNE FRED HOWARD Senior Svni mr All-State .rf fy at creek 93 S lf- BUFFS WIN CONFERENCE OPENER 32-26 The rains came and the lights failed, but the show went on. The flashy Buffalos trounced the Durant Lions 32-26 in one of the roughest football games ever witnessed in this area. Fullhack McClendon crossed the goal line three times and guard Tom Patterson recovered a fumble in Durant's end zone for a spectacular touchdown. BUFFS TRAMPLE HENS 27-7 Exhibiting a polished performance of team blocking the Buffalos scored for 27 points while holding the Hens to 7 points. Martin passed to ends Doug Bell and Dennis Brown for two touchdowns. HUGO UPSETS McALESTER 14-7 The Buffalos appeared to be extremely over-confident as Hugo upset them 14--7. The team never seemed to get rolling as the offense was slow almost to a stop. BUFFS DROP CONFERENCE GAME TO WEWOKA The number two team proved too strong for the charg- ing Buffs. The Buffalos did not concede defeat until the last play as they battled the Tigers all the way. The Buffs, running game worked smoothly until they pene- trated the 30-yard line, but our offense could score only once while the Wewokans scored three times. The final score was 21-7. JOHN MILLER fin. E S piritecl teamwork 'n E Y 1' TOMMY JOHNSON H ,T Senior ' Halfback 'ir T ll if 1 EV' X' K L '1e4.EfM,, 2 ' Y ' ia' Hi 5.1 ' - it 2 V Ai V ., X LOUIS KOVASH 2 ' , J Senior ,K x Q' Halfliack ...rs 5 it ,,..gt if CHAD LIVELY Senior X Guard 'Kr S ,f ' Sf l A f f a ' M 4 ill Y lil l JOE PACE A Junior Halfback if I N H . , , at . , I' 1,1 .1 4+-it 6 if 8 h . 4- '-I, V 121: q' . - ' 1 --q .. A gap? . i V f . R. uf A J'-wn,,gt3 ' - KS 3 ' L Senior A' 1' Halfhack I ' A A T 14 g 1.3 51' f . e , GERALD ' MCCLENDON V Senior A Fullback ll 5. . ' 'fm X nl., ,L .V M . L ' X527 ' 'f'-MJF , H. makes Bu 5 dame H2 'Wx 1, GERALD PHIPPS Semor Fullback L ARRY PRICE Senior C uard Nw: x.v.i-HRV . Wmfrf ,Ls-giqg.-L' - ,- -Kfgfew - . - as l BOB SORRELS Junior Tackle A Y YONINIX I XT PERSON S Ill0I' Tar lxle AV' TOMNIY ROBERTS Sophomore Guard i vi' txfi Holdenulle mvaded Buffs Oct 28 They came llkc the llon but were ent away mth a 146 hearm The Buffs gained 405 yards and racked up another Sooner Star Conference mn BUFFS LOSE AFTER TAKING EARLY LEAD After takmg a 6 0 lead early ln the garne the Buffs could not hold ln check the state champlons from Ada as the Cougars downed the Buffalos 206 ln a Sooner Star Con ference game McALESTER EDGES SEMIN OLE The stakes are hlgh as the Buffs battled for thlrd place ln the 6A dlstrlct and Sooner Star Conference Jackle Martm s extra polnts proved the dlfference as the Buffs won 14- 12 BUF F S THIRD IN SOONER STAR McAlester won a total of SIX games whlle dropplng four Thls was lmprovement over the 1954- record of 5-4 1 The flne record and notlceable lmprovements are attrlbuted 0 all out team play LOUIS ZUMMER Junior Guard NICK WEAVER . 51 A Junior -A' 19 Tackle L 1 X -'lb X in R , s AX- 5 if Q . , , E9 , , A , , g ,Q A , CHA ES WELCH 1 , Sophomore I ., . V ar ' ' VIH .- . ' 6 :F , ' I-. 3 ' . I .L :X A- .2 . ,A X - 4 N 4 Q i . K . X 3' tm f -fu: Tackle A ' -' ' . mq . M 4 -M L - . I rw-K , .N .1 ,ggxuf '.'A ' V W2 S3550 Q QNP?fff ff 1rfd!fX?'1 5f2ff'f X ifiiiiir, im? f ' lf 4 ? as . 2219 Sidi Studded lean mf: . ww , , Q 'S 'ifgfif Q . fl I I 5 I K Q' Y kyrockets 150 to ,f'5 F 1 i P .T ,fu Q 4 ! fl . TOMMY COTH RAN Junior Guard i-im 1 X . NxW7 ' Pl N H 4,1 I + 1'f?Pf'? ' P ge E 0 iii ' 6 K 11,61 , f X I P10914 1 P ' f ' i - . A , k ,, f- FX in ' 5 P X ' z ,IQ 'W I j 4 5 - l A F- 'f ef QC TONY ASHMORE f 7 Junior Forward . A K HARVEY GLASS Senior Forward J' X DENNIS BROWN K, Senior Forward The I955-56 baslcePball Peam oP Phe M.H.S. Buffaloes esPablished Phe besP record in Phe hisfory of our school. WiPh one game remaining on 'Phe schedule Phe win-loss record sPood aP an impressive I7 wins over 5 losses. The ChrisPmas vacaPion Pound Phe Buffs wiPh a sPanding oP 6 wins and no dePeaPs and a raPing of Number 3 Peam in Phe sPaPe, having conquered such pow- ers as Muskogee and Shawnee. The Peam and coaching sPaPP enioyed a very welcomed Pwo day Prip Po Okla- homa CiPy Po wiPness Phe All College TournamenP. Buffs take O.B.U cmd x U X TOMMY JOHNSON Senior Guard Q . al ei JACK LEE Senio Guard S' X --v , ' . ' f N my x I x A 7 ' GX 1 if -, 'J' , 'N x ' x Y 4 GLEN Lone JACK MARTIN Senior Forward Senior Guard is .I Holdenvllle broke ihe M H S winning sfreak only +o be beaien wifh a margin of I3 poinfs in a refurn game Nexi' fhe feam en+ered 'rhe O B U Tournamenf and posfed vicrories over O C Norfheasf and Cushing 'I'o bring home fhe firsl' fournameni cham pronship in I0 years and added 'Phe firsi' baslcefball frophy +o fhe +rophy case smce 927 Anofher highlighi' of fhe season was fhe re+urn game wufh Shawnee who had be come +he Mid Sfaie Champions ln lhe second game McAlesfer was again viciorn ous fhus hme on fhe Wolverines home courf. M.H.S can well be proud of 1'heir Bas- lcerball players individually and as a feam. H' would be difficuli' fo seleci' sfandoufs on fhe feam, for each game H' mighf well be differenl' players. Rafher fhen, 'Phe 55-56 players should be classified as a +eam, for i+ was fhrough fine ieam play and co- operarion +ha+ fhey were able +o furn in such an impressive record. They were ou'l'- sfancling in defense, holding opponen'l's 'I'o an average of 4I poinfs a game, while +hey fhemselves averaged 56 poinfs. Regzomzl Tournaments JAMES MOUSER Junlor Guard ,ff ? 4X 5 RONNIE WATSON X Senior Cen+er 1,'-'J J GERALD MCCLENDON X3 JOHN MILLER Sensor Forward Sensor Guard Coach Bob Brumley summed up +he fme season whuch has cagers 'Turned In by saymg H was only bl fh possu e rough +he afhfude 'Teamwork and fughhng spnruf of 'I'he boys The record brealung Buffs of M H S were backed by s+uden+s and adul'I' 'F n d b a s In recor realung a'H'endance wufh sellouf crowds a common fhnng School spuruf ran hugh Th B ff l e u s cumaxed fhe season by sweepnng fhe Regaonal Tournameni' wnfh lop sided vncforves over Hugo Afoka and Duranf The defeai of Duranf un +he fmals was sweef revenge for Two previous defeafs by +he Lions A+ The same 'h lurmng un a successful season of 'lhesr own Under fhe coachnng of Mr Bull Henley 'They posled I8 wms over four losses me fhe McAles+er B feam composed of Sophomores and one Junior were my U 5 2 Furs? row, lef'f fo rnghi Cecil Smnlh, Jlmrny Talboi, Tom Roberis, Buddy Lacey, Slup Landes. Alr0n BBFYIGS. JGYDBS Mouser Second row Kermvl Knlghi, Donald Drumb. John Lulo, David Brown, Bull Henley, Coach Thurd row Ronnie Pale, Jack Lee, Charles Cannon, Jummy Marfm 99 'ug ' Q S 1 ' x ,' 'v . 'T 1 X A in 15 ' X E- , ' T x ,, e H, , iff, - X W xl' K , . L1 A ,, ,l? I A E 1' 4 1 , 5 r - ' P T I , 1 . A E, ,w if I K , VA rg Q - 56: Q ' . Li, ,f 11-fl , H Y e-1 f f ,J yj' of K I V C . y 5 - RJ , I X L TJ L Q ' R ' I T 1 ly rx ss, 34 44 J le X N N , K l 2 2 ' X if in W 1 14 G? N f, 7 WNV 9, ff. Tk, Y r',f4, 1' IZICST fXl,l-'.'XR0l'Nl J BOY ,-XXII GIRL javk Xlilflill Patsy Blldlillikf' 11 Lkmrrmwx Can in Q I.:-fr: 1 Y '- A 1' n G f fm'n1f Nl. H. 5. lwkl8l1Ul111l.r HIP liufkcilmll fJllt'i'I1, ur lvlhlllllll. 13' l-mvllulll Um-vrm 1 vrmsm'ml. 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Ann Soufhar Mr. Sou+hard I Q1 -M .X I fi EBF 'fi SOUTHARD'S SERVICE STATION Complimenfs of SILVA DISTRIBUTING CO. DOUBLE COLA HIRES ROOT BEER qien snot? V ble lllih ff 9 -III 0 dwg, W' - N13 .Q ...nf x-'I ,e w CHOCTAW MARKET 324 Easf Grand LAMPS AND APPLIANCES 203 Eas+ Choc+aw Phone GA3-0678 MUSKOGEE INDUSTRIAL FINANCE CORP. 3 Easi' Chocfaw Phone GA3-6603 Where Charader Sfands a Loan. Mr Fo 'fer Sara Wagner FOSTERS FLOWER SHOP Mr. Dodd of PHOENIX FEDERAL SAV- INGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION ex- plains fhe de+aiIs of Ihe finance and Ioan business +o Sandra Hardin. ,J R CRAT O I MCALESTER DW of WeeIiIy Newspaper gi, Joe PRINTING A NMNII ru A QUALITY CLEANERS in soun-1 slxTH uaIlI'y Cleaning af a Reasonable Price vouk AM ouk Busmsss ALDRIDGE BARBER SHOP BUILT WOIIRY QC ' fl I' q BLANKS - LACKEY 2 9 205-207 EAST CHOCTAW If e ' MCALESTER. OKLAHOMA Phone GA 3- I 394 . Af 1 -A iff' ok' I A I Ho+poin'r Home Appliances .4-,Qin J ix I d: O PAINT 81 SIGN CO. So Reasonable Is Wl1a+ They All Say Complimenfs of MCALESTE R MONUMENT CO. Drew Prrddy Carol Gladsleln Mr. Harris Gladslein THE GLADSTEIN COMPANY r? 'i l 4 ' ., ,W - ...A Mr. Walker and his experienced ' qualified +o serve your every welding w need. , --4-52 GIVE YOUR CAR . f ,Z L 5 . LovELAcE ,fwdje FURNITURE EXCHANGE sEwELL's AUTO sERvucE '08 NOf+'1 6+h S+fee+ 3l9 Sou+l1 Main HYOU gel lille girl - l've go+ 'rhe furni+ure. r we ' 61U'4lWIEGlz Glkglll Wholesale Dis+ribu+ors of Au+omo+ive Supplies and C. R. ANTHQNY Service Equipmen+ -I-I-he Big Friendly Share.. 200 EAST WYANDOTTE McAles+er, Oklahoma PEOPLE'S STORE J. O. GREEN APPLIANCE C0. Complimenls of 'rhe PEOPLE'S STORE Phone . ' E E GA3-2567 SANTI'S GREEN HOUSE A Good Home Phone GA 3-l505 2 Place of Highway 3l U To TIRE BeH'er Kmsas, OKLAHOMA Trade W ' value , O, lla-fl A-775' ji. ASSOCIATE STORE Phone GA3-4l I I 'l:5l,3'- Y' nl'l:'y'x Ei I00 Easl Choclaw rm. --1 gf Q,e Jfffi 'fj,,1?- rpg , -rr ' - '- A .J Josephine Mellor and +he l956 Chrysler ROHRER MOTOR SALES T ' Don Brown, Tawannah Gulley CHANEY s 5 FURNITURE co 'S 6 L 0 McAles+er's Favorife 4 6' Q? k ,Q BISANER'S JEWELERS 206 EAST CHOCTAW MAKE YOUR HOME COMPLETE Wi+h Fix+ures and Supplies From LONG BELL T ,- LUMBER COMP NY T is f an L , V4 'xl'--fi' Nj , or X, 44 It i ' 'gif' 'H-4 ,Sir-Sn, 0 f Becky Collier Don Cinfion Mr. Conner explains Hre boHIing machin CLIFTON S ery a+ fhe McAles+er Coca-Cola Bof GROCERY AND MARKET 'fling Co. fo BeH'y Parris. n 4- N, x K X Q i Lv 1 Xb' X 1 . K , ' x ,lA . 1 EF' These are +he frienc.IIy bunch Mr Rosso and Joan Wh 'flock who serve you ai' . BERYL'S TRUCK STOP. examine soy bean cake af I'he McALESTER OIL MILL EASTERN COMPANY Y 11-Q:-if-,-'T-:S 3rd and Chickasaw COMPLETE SERVICE FACILITIES 24 Hour Wrecker Service Call GA3-5550 CLYDE DAVIS PAINT AND BODY WORKS xQgII.Ii 1,517 x fix ZI8 Soufh A Sfreei' Phone GA3-3I6I XXV N142 Ex gi Q 5 IREM! 5 - E ulllm J. J. McALESTER MERCANTILE COMPANY ,LOW Y - New and Used M NXIVIIIF Furnifure c es er .: 71:11 IM! SHIELD'S SERVICE STATION M: Phone an O e ' GA3-6305 WY 'I H Mobrlgas Congra+uIa+ions, Seniors! T 84 M COFFEE CO. 328 Easi' Choc+aw Phone GA3-O9I0 Roofing and Shee+ Me+aI Works BEESON'S TIN SHOP BURL BEESON, Owner Phone GA3-6792 335 Easf Chocfaw McAIes+e r, Okla BESS DRUG STORE Your Neighborhood Drug S+ore 340 Easi' Seminole Phone GA3-I52O I WATCH QEPAIQS X WOOD'S JEWELRY 203 Easi' Chocfaw X iq 1 ggi I Darlene Boa+ner and Kermi+ Richards RICHARDS' APPLIANCE REPAIR Carol Chapman, Mr. Tua, and Diane Carfer CONTINENTAL OIL COMPANY BARNARD'S UPHOLSTERING SHOP FINE cusrom UPHOLSTERING Mos+ Complefe Fabric Selecfion ln McAles+er Piclc-Up and Delivery 602 Soul'l1 Main GA 3-2473 IF IT'S GOODFOOD YOU YIAIl1'-- 2 ik. 5 Wfdiif' if ' 'T N Pafricia Hoffman learns N N I EIS f ll H1 cl 'r oil: nzw mijerxnaliifcilisn KREBS appliances from UNION IRON WORKS Phone GA3-I844 l 'LY B P or M . Ed a ds EDWARDS BOOK STORE LA51 MINUTE KU SHE ws xg c LW M ALESTER NEWS CAPITAL N Q A .EO, ,i E M T' 'T Phone GA3-me gi 10 WHlTE'S GARAGE We Repair Any Make of Car 24 Hour Wrecker Service 2650 NORTH MAIN McALESTER. OKLAHOMA E LSI N G'S of Oklahoma Manufacfurers of SPORTSWEAR CCMMUNITY BUILDERS 4Z.d,, T. H. ROGERS LUMBER COMPANY Margaref Nor'rhcu+, F Mr. Dodd URNITURE COMPANY FORRESTER'S JEWELRY Diamonds Walclwes China Pollery Silver lO5 EAST CHOCTAW McALESTER, OKLAHOMA J. H. AND PEARL REA, Owners DAVIS PAINT ASSOCIATE STORE Painl, Wallpaper, Housewares and Gifl' Goods 24 EAST CHOCTAW McALESTER, OKLAHOMA Phone GA 3-6478 - a.-:fi : 'Q' ' IP T' CLEMENS CITY ELECTRIC r. Clemens shows Sieve Kennedy a fire alarm apparalus. 'I fl'Fr Z5 I 'K X li , ,-iii 1,0 ff gf Llllg 'T W gems. new Mr. Carrls, owner, lrlghll and sallsfied cuslomers, Ilefll of 'II16 WHITE HOUSE lllllllill, ffl-,li C I 'T Kulsxm Barbara Parker, Mr. Marlin T Roberl Culp Rne-wAY le-A X ,fy fb: DRUlvlB'S GARAGE XJ Bill Drumb I V . Day or Nighl' General Au+o Repairing eb Welding NORTH MCALESTER Phone GA 3-5l7I MILDRED'S EXCLUSWE LADIES' WEAR l22 Easf Chocfaw McALESTER, OKLAHOMA if ax ? A ,,-. .xp . Mr' lmesi Principal. shows Charlene Lewsaw, Fu+ure Teacher so Ffh . me o e feafures of fhe new Emers n school. bun b HUDGEN'S 0 COMPANQ. Y coNsTRucTuoN I hw is fm, L 'Vx f'5 . -5 M- - I-'xskhg Y. -:yy -5 51. X. P Q I '5f9Ei? Larry Price, Lionel Davis Mr. S+. Marlin WHITEY'S Chrishne Brown, Mrs. Payne Ada Nell Evans PUBLIC SERVICE CO. OF OKLAHOMA .L Mr. Culp, Maruann Kroupis Drew Priddy CULP MUSIC CO. - -nue- 7 Q I I I Q Arnold Scoll' and 'I-he girls who serve you a+ WOOD'S DRUG STORES No. I and Mr. Riclcmond, DeAnna Jennings, Danny Jabara, Mr. Price. KERR FURNITURE CO. ROGER'S CLEANERS AND TAILORS One Slop Shop for AII Your Needs PIONEER Abstract Company Complele Tille Service lOl E. Grand Ave. MCALESTER, OKLAHOMA XWl a2?6u 'f s 'I G' I? Ada Thafcher examines 'Q' new ambulance al' HUMPHREY'S X I My , MJ 5PAEA ' DASTPIE If ANTONELLVS BAKERY I 608 E. Grand 7' ITALIAN BREAD V Ice Cream Give Us Your Par+y Order . -'gwlziffil I A 95 n ' iff ' z 1 5 ' 4 NqgE 1? -. A rn?-' A Complimenfs of LITTLE DIXIE PACKING CO. The CITY CAFE specializes In cafering fo privafe pariies 3..- A 5, ...gym fQ5?w2' Eddie Harper, Joan Davis Mr. Priddy NATIONAL BANK OF McALESTER JINKS Irs co STATION McCASLIN'S Eoon MARKET I IICJM Third and Grand OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK mo Eas+ Miami 0 Phone GA3-1464 'fe stone Tires FRESH Foons AND VEGETABLES NELSON FURNITURE co. 'Es' '?,LLffLL 29 Easi' Grand f lf, TIMES COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS U Qi 5 T INSURANCE AGENCY 25 ,..A ,.,Vf. 5 I8 E. Chocfaw Phone Q Phone GA3-63l6 GA3-4I I6 ' All Types of Insurance Ji 1 'W' 4 T Nas? V My I Y kjuihui Mr. Mann, Carol Gladsfein MANN'S FLOWER SH I 1 J xi' 'Tllknrfx V T 5 z P X X Mr. Pe+iH'i and Doris Killebrew PETITTI GROCERY WQN' SK Claudeffe Dlxon, Leon Goodson, Mr. Bris+ow HUNT'S DEPARTMENT STORE ,,,...,-ul .WN A 5 I L.. :.-:QA Mr Goins Carol Thompson ARCADE FURNITURE COMPANY lilfilil-li Qlllli MAJESTIC 5.1-X!Q'.ft!-1 b!'!'.'!' No'fed 'for Friendly Service ,ffzglggiggt ? jj, 5, Barbers: 41312535335 gig: GARVIN LOWERY I gjfiQ:f:f:f:Q:f:f:gg?f:1:Q:fi3X' M. G. WELDON vk n CLIFFORD HENSLEY PRESNELL GLASS COMPANY 30 Easi' Chickasaw Phone GA3-4068 lf H s Glass, We Have H. Q H -Yi iv' W5 x ,xx VNX hm. I Z' lqo , magma :I I I LL- I - AI-I-I I I 3 Qaumfg rImII1.fr,.I,gg5 1, 7,12 I . I I r-'F LH-in I -f -+-. 24' . fl, ... -- 1' ' Mt- , -1- ..... I 2. - V F -V .-f.. I :ggi 65 -. ' Fi, - Ruin Anne Hundley Mrs. Kerley CLIF BRYAN APPLIANCES GLADYS KERLEY'S MILLINERY 22I Eas'r Choctaw -WT' Yr? Senior I956 and Senior l97O Complimen+s of ' W- -'i'L'I'II'ii JOHN T. RIGGS AND SON 'Ii RoRVA F50 3.56121 ,N Q In - r ffl. Ada Thafcher Lillian Cooper and Mr Free ORVAL FREE MOTOR CO. i v cv ' M5 in 1244-- gQ'ggff.x.E5 ,, mv!--Q, a 1 ul ,. f 11 1-afli' K 'ff Q Q.. r wi 1'-1 . , V.f,.a.i , if 41 Rr... - . ml . ,ww 1 ,,. 4..- ,.... . . ,. ,N , ,. -Q... , QV ,A 1 A -, S l H v WT- -hm I M: Iilgluw ...EQ :'f'u'5 4'5 --rl-W u--fv6- ,,?f 'f ',1 'Mi' '11 11 gp J avi in w of .v' QQ gy' -rv 'Omg MBS OFFICES AND STUDIOS in flue Earle Hoiel MCALESTER, OKLAHOMA RADIO I STATION KTMC A Olfll Q Q ja DEPENDABLE , DRUGGIST WHITAKER DRUG 2l3 Sou+l1 Main . six SE vim Sierra SIMS VAN AND STORAGE COMPANY provides reliable service for all movmg and s+orage needs. IZ M b y , .ff Q1 , 43 ,gxm 3 9325525 Arr ULU Spvl !.1ll'- - Mrs. Herb Asfon, Belly Hensley and Norma Price TROY CLEANERS 'Q 2 ggpwmmw I Al... Lillian Cooper Mr Vandenburg OTIS CASH GROCERY -w-.,,. Viuy. 7 R 71 PaHy Allforcl, Mr. Wlsdom, Paula Wisdom and 'rhe l956 Cadillac HARRIS OLDSMOBLIE-CADILLAC I ..- 1 5 . K :fl nw, A WHEN INTHE MDUD FDR FINE FDDD X x MQ, nf. ,f 2' fl ,V 7 r WZ ML 71 Y. 5 5' ' 7' fi ' ' - ' A , Q C: nr 'IE r,fT' fp . 'c g-. 'wg ze., 3- f V , . 4 1 ,4 ,Q ' ., :U Y V is ,, Q. fi SEM -212 , VT, .5 1-fig' g,7g,,,?J5. . 1:91 Kia 1 Us . . G f F V- ' 11.4 2 ' -' , 4 QHJTL4 ,Wag 'gp K - 9,34 ij' ,A Qi.: 'f l . I V fx 2 5 U 'fig ' I . k, X, Y , 233 N 1 wil? rr-Ne 3 A bfi I JM QWQI We can llnrow +l1e old sprinkler can away now, +l1anlcs lo +l1e wa+er-works improvemenl program by COL- LINS AND FLOOD. 18 1 f- ' Bllll z, f ,W 0 'Q v 1 There s no need lo run ou+ of gas now. Go +0 Ward S Service Sfalion where ihe prices are reasonable. f ,sjifffg X- 1245 My 5: ms-Q' .f.,,+ Ja: .1 :1-L, 5 ?-an Q, , -'v J:- 5 61- a U Vx ,H 5,5 .' .JJ LQ fits- . qw Q 1 , , J- .if 1.4 N .QQLKQ ,M .why-K 35.4 4 . fr 3 sf. 'X , 5 TTS 5 G .v 1?fl '!-A 1 X L., ' ' 3 . -. 5' 75 - ' ,f:'l-vi:ff.?,--'f 41- ' ' '51 2 U , 'P Q: f-395,3,5:W.v',p.x35f351zt . , . 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Sl'll'Hl'1' Founrlatirmn Awarel. if 0 GOLDEN M The Golden c'lVl,', an honorary dramatic club of lVlcAlester, was started to further the advancement of theatrical worlc and pub- lic speaking. Points for membership are given for participation in plays, contests, and other service to the speech department. These students are new Golden MH members. Seated: Elaine Dolan. Nancy Smith, Curtis Greer. Standing: Carole l.al evers, Nlarleen Page, Patricia Sims. Karlyn Moore, llaryn Price, Leon Coodson, Robert Culp, John Reddish, Wallace Tucker. 44, -44' NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY At the end of each year five per cent of the junior class is initiated into the National Honor Society. These students arc selected by the faculty on a basis of character, scholar- ship. leadership. and service. First row: Nlarilyn Dell, Nlaryn Price. Nancy Smith. Nlary Nlellorniaek. Second row: Nlarl 1'e' n Page, Lindrith Marxsen. Vivian Baker. Third row: Gerald lirown. Bobbye- Lawrence. 3 -' 7 mail-4 457 QUILL AND SCROLL The Quill and Scroll, organized in 1924, is for students who have achieved honors in the field of newspaper work during the school year. The following members have achieved this honor: First row: Gail Rutledge, Carole LaFevcrs, Norma Moore. Mariann Kroupis, Linda Loveall. Second row: Drew Priddy, Kerry Gaines. Carolyn Sollers. Third row: Lane Talhurt, Jim McKay. Not pictured: Sara Wagner. Shirley Nale, Darlene Boatner, Ann Southard, Patricia Sims. 5 UQ I .. ,.' 3X ' 1' 'ng I, ' , ,I ff' 4 n N -fins. DEATH TAKES A HOLIDAY 1? How does it affect an elegant gathering of soeialities wht-n death takes the form uf 1111111 Baron Cesurea Rhmlnra Fenton Frif' Fenton Ilzzjnr Whitrearh Cllfll Firlele C 5? 7. if f 0-.N R I 'TH 'YI 4531 fWQ ANNE HIINDLEY JIM NICKAY ICLAINE IJOIAN WFIDON NIIIIICR EDDIE HARPER BETTY POUR LOUIS KOVASII and 5 -1, v. a man and heeomes an extra guest? The situation is further provoked when death falls in love with one of the guests. This was the plot of the senior play, 'tfleath Takes a Holidayf, lleatlz INIAFRICE SCHAIJE ,, PATT HENLEY , ROBERT CULP SHIRLEY NALE I.lND:'I JOI,I.Y , LEON COOUSON Grazia , ,, , Duke Lnnzberi Uufhess Stephanie l'rim'ess of S1111 1,111-11 f,'0l'flZ!i0 , Nb VJ' muc4Zf444em5lq 1' The arrival day of the annuals finally came, much to the delight of the student body. The Coronation of annual royalty fabovel was the highlight of the assembly. The stu- dents got their long awaited glimpse of the yearbook when Patricia Sims presented Supt. Arch Thompson with the first annual lupper rightl. After reading the dedication. Robert Culp presented an annual to Mr. Sandlin, to whom it was dedicated lrightl. The large cast lbelowl carried out the theme of 'cinem- oriesl' with clever dialogue and lyrics. ,?.Li54 ,Y L wmmcdg x,. M Q -:gf ww 2 DQ- ,. A+ fw- X if Z W 'Q- ' K Nloments to RPlII1'llllJPI'u was the theme of the Junior-Senior Banquet. The program prepared by the Junior Class started with grade school and relived the memorable moments up to graduation. After the banquet. the stu- dents danved to the music of Bill Cun- ningham and his Combo. This was definitely an evening to remember. J.-' f Te K 1-N 1. 'XX The two lVIcAlester High School departments of music. vocal and instrumental, showed the public the talent they used in winning Superiors at district contests in their fine spring concerts. Talents of the individuals in these groups were prominent in the ratings won at state and district contests. Folk-dancing highlighted the vocal concert and at the band concert the queen. Betty Parris. shown with attendants Dorothy Graham and Joyce Mick- ella. was crowned. 2454 TRACK ,y . , M.,-Jr.. e Those pictured in the track team are-First row: Nick Weaver. Gerald Nlclllen- don, ,lim Cockrell, David Brown. Jackie Wilson. Second row: Bill Mcllarson. Assistant Coach: Joe Pace. Doug Bell. James Mouser, Ronnie Cockrell. John Miller. Doyle Long. Coach. Above: Luther Hopkins. Don McKay. Richard Landes. Hanice Clinkenlu-ard. Waynoka Austin. Right: Leon Goodson. Dan Gordan. liill Smith Doyle Clampitt. Dorothy Graham. Robert Emanuel. Q Charlene Hawkins. Not pictured: Linda Ward. Robert Culp. I0 S . This is one of the best track teams in lVlcAlester in some time considering we could only enter five events out of 14 at each meet because of man power shortage. We placed at the different meets as follows: Southeastern Invitational 5th Murry College Invitational 5th Dual Muskogee ,, 2nd Bison Relays 9th East Central lnvitational , 3rd Sooner Star Conference ,, 3rd Regional Meet at Ada , ,,,,, 3rd At the Regional Meet at Ada eight boys qualified for State. Ronnie Cockrell broke two records in High Jump during the season. TENNIS lVlcAlester was extremely well represented by the tennis team. They attended meets at Durant Seminole, Ada, and Chichasha. Everywhere they distinguished themselves. The totals were: Won Lost Girls' Singles ,..,... 8 5 Girls Doubles ...,. ,,.. 4 4- Boys' Singles ,,,, . 11 4 Boys' Doubles .,,,. ..,, 3 6 49 ' Q , ' f 1' Y .p ' r ffp ' P ' N .Qs 'A ? le' 5 F tw, I . . v I 1 ' - 1 , I . Y Q i ' N- 4 A f I . ' aka ' GOLF The Golf Team coached by Bill Henley had a successful season this year. Each of the five boys that went out for golf, lettered. There were four matches played, two with Seminole, one with Ada, and the Sooner Star Conference. played between lVlcAlester, Ada. and Seminole with lVlcAlester High School coming in second. The team also participated in the State Meet at Oklahoma City. Those pictured areAWallace Tucker, Bob Dunham, Donald Darby, Joh Laune. Not pictured: Richard Wolfenburger, Tommy Patterson. First row: Herman Harmon, Jimmy Martin, Richard Carano, Tommy Giaundrone, .lackie Martin, Louis Zummer. Second row: Cecil Smith, Dale McClendon, Manager, John Lullo, Tommy Johnson, Glen Long. Jerry Quinton, Bob Sorrels, Buddy Lacy, Bob Brumley, Coach. Third row: Arthur Tate. Tommy Roberts. Dennis Brown, Eddie Long, Robert Knowlton. Fourth row: James Mouser. Steve Kinkaid, James Couzzourt. W, , 'Fi .XB K .4 'ii BASEBALL This was a year of rebuil for the M.H.S. Baseball T coached by Bob Brumley. squad was composed mainl underclassmen. who received able experience. which will be ful to the team in coming y Although they only won one of the seven games played, se of the others were very clo NI.H.S. , , , 2 Muskogee M.H.S. ,, 4 Durant ...,... .. N1.H.S. ,, , , 1 Muskogee .. .. M.H.S. .. . 3 Durant ....... fNI.H.S. 13 Holdenville ., ll.H.S. .. , 2 Durant .,..... M.H.S. .. 2 Shawnee ...... ., XIcAlester was represented 01 All-State baseball team by Jackie tin, shortstop. ..,, ,L Un I I 3 1 . X 1 1, ,. 1-1-ignu iluivinf 14-w'f1TY'.g Om-vn. 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