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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1960 volume:

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'H'-'.-3 . - ' L 1 If .. A2 ' uf' '- 5 , N INETEEN SIXTY anung Rabbn O1 I ILIAL H1 ARBOOR of the N11 AI LSTER IHC II SC IIOOI NLAIcstcr OkllllO11ll Ixucn Stmsburx Cn I 1111: uk South 1rd Pfwm 1 Ulu! T15 lor Publlshm Co P11111 fc: C Q a 1 : S I r f 1 - Tf ' S f , 'f ' - I ' 5 . L A v. S I - . . ' -1 I Dwight Smith . . . Cfrliflilm' jg , . . gnfm' . ' ' Q . .... .2 'U YB , wfx I ,eh I-if K Vik. Y BE an ll Ui li if y R , ' Af PQ a JJ , r 'er , W W F' . i 1 ,A 'r ..-- 1- 15' 4.5! , , . 9' .- :fri W 0 'bf Rafi' li , . 1 .. , , - f i s A w .Y ,A 1 7:2 , .4 gm X f jf? 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ILELI ITI I SDHUOL FURNITURE UF ADVANCED DESIGN 4- NLHIUIN .um- ix mxrmpmkiruu, ,ls Twrrglwt .ls flap mu' Iwxmlx. new tw um' LLZl'I'lkLlI.l, li tlu- twpxc IIHJQI' xlIwLl1NNlllH lt's a wonderful feel- ing to stand on the brink of a new horizon and know that you are a definite part of that great ex- panse of unexplored territory called To- day's Vlforld. Oh. for sure it can he frightening but never without a curious driving challenge. Misunderstandings? Of course - f tri- angles sometimes have four sides and adults never see your sideg but as you turn the pages of your 1960 Dancing Rahhit you will gradually become aware of the great importanee placed upon you the teen-ager. Look at the dreams ful- filled 4 the hopes W- the plans - - and for whom? X Ulu'. for the teen-ager, who else? Behind our laughter and frivolity is the silent wish that we will ever meet the ehallenge of these hopes and plans. F 'Z f A i Q. 7-0 J A reeonditioned and ntoele-rate-ly rniiox s it 1 es n xx en IUSININ o 1960 football squad. Vacation finds Billy Notes and Barham Henri inspecting the new fixtures Mr Berry is installing in the hiology department Mr. Ashmore assumes his duties as full time Ceunselor of bn dents with n ore time for BUT MR. ASI-IMORE 'fl 41 , R it Those moments of indc-cision And they told me l would have TIME for fun in high school I 6 Lite ending summer days giving up in .1 pr1nor.1m.1 of glorious color . . , excited murmurings when your best friend is found in one of your classes . . . crispness in the night air its the Buffaloes fight their first lmttle . . . flying noon hours on the wall, rides to the Dairy Pride, echoing shouts :tt .1 lmsketlmill game, tense rides to contests, elections for class offitcrs, the night of the prom, the clean smell of early spring rains, turtle-paced Fridays, Montage, yearbook signing rind suddenly the strains of the graduation march. A Teen Ageris XVorld . . . Yes, but also prep.1r.ttory ground where like sponges we have soaked up courage, knowledge, enthusiasm, and spirituality to prepare us for any world. A place where we are molded, some to finished products and some only rough hewn. Look Mom. no cavities! It's report card time . . , il time of mixed emotions here on the front Q- ? ' n s s I lin- .niiimi nf the mw imntl uniforms makes ui anxious fur football ec-risun and Al trip to the Mardi Grits. f Wivr 'Q'-vm-y,.,,,,, 97' 59'r .,,,,,' steps of MHS. Loycc Iinsolo offers advice as Linda Allfortl does some Inst minute packing fm' their trip to Girls' X State. Q 1 Weeks of practice, hewilderment. and lmrtl work blend to N getlmcr to make the Montage Variety Show a great success Mmucnts of thc mst thc lilc of the party, 8 -we fr 1-'w ' 'Y-f n 01, I Qt X5 5 'Q 'F ' F f-F51 'I nl. ' ff! Orville L. Ashmore . . . Counselor of Students Tlmrmsc wonnlcrlful XVUW Wfmv gAlll1L'I'll lgS when Mr. Aslunurc was sun if , Hours of the present . . . The fuss and the muss in the Ash- lixery teen-tiger today dre.ims ol' L1 leg.1ey. In MCAlester High Sthool we have suth irlegiuy in the person of Mr. Orville Ashs more, Student Counselorg and it is to him that we the students of the present and the p.tst dedicate our 1960 Dancing Rabbit. A list of memberships. degrees, and such might im- press our adult readers but these are secondary with us. In those dark moments of despair that only teen- agers know, we reach for the knob to the door marked Ashmoreg it swings open and there you sit. And we who dedicate this hook to You, know that you will understand wh.tt we are trying to say. tSomehow you always doj Y 'X 2 L'f'T,t Q, , 'G ,la V, X x H194 Ii Y Q i I' , 'X Dunning his chefs apron. Mr. Ashmore lends his talents t the young people of his ehurch :luring Youth Xveek. .6 1 me :gf-1 1.- N 's'f'?'Fs- 4, .L Q .f . - I , K .4 J, W , - V -11:1-1 1- A ,x 7 . ,- 4 , i I Even stray puppies get Mr. Ashmore's attention. 1- ' mores' den as Montage signs get Years of the future , . . lt's iust as well. Mr. Ashmore. that the future is not revealed painted. to us. 11 ,J ,J . K ,-.,. Sumlxy mifrninu firmlx thc 'l'lwiti:isir chu rch, I0 vs I s in S. ARCH THOMPSON 5lu'L'r'intuulmt ul' Filiiwlx Umlcr thc lC.ulcrship of Supcriiitcmlciit S. Arch Tlwiupson NcAlcstc'r High Snlwul has mm ul liurwml with lWI.'I'l1.llW thc QSllAC.llL'Sl mumcntum in har liistury. llis daily ilmllcngc ll.1S been lu ilu thc impussihlc. This hc hu dom' in Ll sputiuular building gunl cxpgrisirwii PI'UKQf.1IN. in thc c'rc.1tion ol? unsur- pxsscml Silmol facilitic-S. in highcst lui-l silwlawtii Sl.1HLl.1Fxli, and inspir.1tiou.1l luulcrsliip. Fur xluilcuts .lt MHS he h.1s lx-Lu .1 LlL'Sl'Ql1LI' ul' ilutiuics cxtr.uirlliu.1ry iunl umlcr his gLllklL1I1L'C lwrizims uuliiuitul luxc hcmim literally true. DR. FINAS SANDLIN Principal A tccn-agar will lollow lculcrsliip lic respects. lm Dr, liinas Slmlliii wg lmvc this lmilcrsliip. Dr. bmilliii his .111 L1I1LlCI'Sl.lIl1llll'Q ol tlip gispiritiwiis ul all MHS Stiulciits. llc ligis il lwrnuiiltli of vision imil intl-rc-st that mixers our miiipiii. wlicrc lic iipturcs luis imwt .ipprcii.1tix'c .iiiilimix-. tlic MHS stu llc-nts. llis cxlricr rcllulx Liimlitics or wliolcsuiiwiicss .mil xtc.1ilI.1stiicss tlmt limi mails his pcrsoiul lilk .111 oiltsmiiiliiig c-x.1mplc for .my lCC'I1-.1f1Cl'. Surcly Dr. Simlliii lms that gilt lor lwriilgiiig tlic ilusm lmtwp-mi iimlurity :mil yuiitli. Pi' ll.mwl.l XY'uitl1in. Viir--Pi'imii'.il. piwwxiilis .1 ci' wpc-izltivc link lwtxxicn thi' Nlmlciit 4m.l luis lio BOARD OF EDUCATIO -SM Y The brochure A Look At Your Schools rs discussed hx Supt Thompson 1nd Mrs Mozelle Dxllmglnm Board Clerk and Secretars HAROLD HOPKIINS Presrclent TABER ADAMS JAMES COLE Vlce Pres1dent , JAINICE SMITH Secretary to Prmc1p1l and Regxstrar Farsxghtcd vusdom mreful Lll1'CCflOI'l md progressxxe drne Cl1'lI'1CICI'lZC the McAlester Boird of Fducatxon In thexr smncerlty of purpose and uslonary planmng the Board has gllltlfid the destlny of MHS to the enxmblc place of CdL1L'1flOD1l seruce lt holds among centers of learnmg ln our state Wlth thc mterest of the student body foremost ln thelr mlnds the boird members hue formulmted the polncxes and mide the dec1s1ons vwlnch haue gnen us 11 school system of whxch our commumty can be proud WALTER DEIL RAY EDWARDS DR c E LIVELY GENE PLMX I2 PARE T TEACHER ASSOCIATIO LX4' QA.. A successful Back to Qchool lumhton iuptrmtcndtnt Arch Thomlson extends the rrpprturtron ot hrs frculty to PTA mam ers 'xirs C E Lrwcly PIA prcsrdcnt and Mrs Harold Rohcrtr along xxrth MHS students plan for the after the prom Party Iormrnf rm rmportmt part of cxery school IS the PTA In the MtAlestcr I-hgh Sthool P1rcntTc1ther Assocratron 1 vsell rounded strung program IS found dcdrcated to the xxelfrtrc of our youth at school 1 church 'md rn the home Exery yur the PTA spon sors :1 stholarshrp for some qmhfred student who rs mtercsted rn becomrng 11 teather The chlet' object of thrs orgmrzrtron hoxxexer IS to brrng about under stmdrng and to operation among lmrents tcathers and students as they vtorlx together to qdvmce the course of educatron rn our COI'DIDL1H1fy MRS C E LIVELH HUGH T GERMAN Presldent Vrce Presrdent 1nd Mrs Born were photogmphed frrst PTA exccutne mcetrng of Mrs Cole Mrs Caq as they attended the the new school year MRS LIIONI BURDICK Treasurer MRS WAYNE MILNER Secretary I3 - ta h , r ' v' 11 rv , 2 'gl . ' 1 . ' A ' .-...- . Q o .,.,,. A A .' . Y 5 ' .' L . -l . H. 'ls ' - 7 L I Y ' ' ' . ' , n U H t . L ,L. Q V U 7 . , - mu .L 'A A I' 4 C' .., 1 - t 1 - A A , A ' Al ' 7 t 'L b . . . .n gf' A V - ., s l ' l , l , y .K ,, my , X lt . lik A .ir l ' . , ' , ', 4 ,. ' 1 , ' - 1 A V A school is but the lengthened shadow of its entire faculty. Students are never any greater than the sum total of the class room teaching which is being done in the school they attend. The student body of MHS is a re- flection of the wisdom, integrity, and careful direction it has received from an outstanding faculty and administration. wifi f ff ? A ' E-L f we . .3337-, . -A Miss Smallwood leaves for Tulsa to at- tend the Eleven-state Regional Conference of Delta Kappa Gamma. I4 ibfv gf- BIZRNICE ADDY ORVILLE L. MABLE ASTON Librarian, ASHMORE English II. Counselor of Students, Wforld History. 30 0- lc . STANLEY M. BANASIK JACK B. BERRY EULAN BLALACK World History, As- LfCClllll'llC1ll Drawing, Study Hall. sistant Football, Bas- XVoodwork, ketball and Track Coach. It Y, Q 4 Z V I RA, A Jlf. 4 if fig' '.-.js CHRISTINE BOB D. BRUMLEY CARROLL G. DAVIS BORLAND Driving, Basketball English II, III. Vocal Music. Conch. .aww WARNER W. EALES ORVILLE L, EATON SARAH HARRIS ECOf10miCS, General Speech, Drama, De- English III. Business, Football, bare, Track Conch. 'wx HAROLD tl. HIYDOIZS MII,DRliD Buntl. ' LANWRIZNCIE Typing I and II. INIARY JO INIILLER OLA MERRY Distributive Education. Biology. BILL C. MCCARSON Algebra I, IIQ Geome- try, Assistant Football Coach and Track. 9. iii PAULINE PALMER Office Practice, Book keeping, Senior Math. Christmas - and the faculty automatically thinks of Miss Blalack and a big box of delicious divinity. WILLIAM H. POWER LIAE SMALLWOOD BERNICE TURNBO KATHLEEN VEITH Physics, Chemistry, Spanish I and II. Shorthand I and ll. I-HUD I and H- Geomctry, Trigonome- Journalism I and II. English IV. try. THELMA VOGEL LAHOMA JUANITA HAROLD MARGARET RUTH Home Economics Il, WHITAKER XWILLIAMS XVORTHEN YOUNG III, IV, American History. Art. Biology, Vice-Princi- English IV, French. I5 . ua ' ll . ,, :'. ' ,..' ff 4 lt.. 1 1 4 I ' 'A vtl, I , 1 4 ' lily. ' :mints Nllifiiiiq ' O SWS .,.x NSQX l OX Viltgi O r 114141, ,,, D 5 U O O lg I ff xr. rx 1' Time out for art, ? v 3, -K ri : 1 bl i v Q- , Q -4 4,.. F-vw. ,. -,Qu-anim - Ol 'I XXOXX Hours of prepara- tion for every hour in class. Not every minute used construc- tively, but most interestingly - class work, home work and just plain fun. The semesters Come ancl gog too fast it seems now. Lecture and listen! This is for you, you know. You'd better listen, for there will be questions later. After all, you aren't here to play, but to stay for graduation. So day follows day in this teenage world until the final strains of the graduation march writes a final finale. . l , I8 Sri' Q' '44-is 'f X X V ,fi i -. s ' t f i Another tirntf MHS limttti tht Sm-mr Sth ' Sgmuim im-rt. Myron Ninth Liliw xxith txxu wt thi' I Cunfwhintx. I , Suzan Leach, .1 D.lz. ntutitnt. is unc :it thc lwcvivkknt-paw .it tht- Stir Drug. Supervising her is Mis jury Sm 'ikiiltwn THE FOUNDATION OF EVERY STATE Iichitxitiun is Ll umtimious prom-css ending F' . I r V f f r Thr Ciultiuri BIN play, Jin! gin ,Jie .K nt! 1:21, t ' ul hy Orvillu hutnm. Wu Q i g Roy P.1ync displays Ll inwtitl of .1 5l1.1kcnpc.ni't-.in theater which hc built in .1 Project fur EngliSh IV. J 45 wv-ang., ij? . Niue, 1 i n AML- ws I ,,...-1 I hunt cum' lt lm xwll lug tht- IIINI c.1t un tlxt t . nuunnf The tznswtr in NO. IS THE EDUCATION OF ITS YCUTH only when .tmlvition comes to .1 lmlt. .tnothcr tmp quality pmtltlctiwn tmxn tht Ypwuh Dcpmrtxncnt. Q f. ' .X If .S R L. . I I '1.'!P-- 'Y s I-,'Zl,4,,-f r' I H Right this wav, boys--Tllrcc ULIINILIURIIHQL Hume Ectwnmniu students: Janice Lung Linda Iiriganccl. NMI Hoyt-tx tr-1 4 . . . Roscmxtv C tlbrt. 'ui ' ' 1 ' A w , vt' mm - U as sucx'Lt.n'x 'E 1 1 ith us, hu krtwxxlctlgt at xhn tl I tn har 1 IW , fur thc Ru: Guy XY, I-Iuxmtxl. Rutur of thy Fpiscnnll CIIILIITIT. I .. A. . - 'H i v ? F., Q All ' ii K-as LA N Greater even than the QYCLIICSK diSC0YCfy is to liffp OPCH the W115' Because music adds so much to the happiness of gi life, it should to future discovery, so Mrs. Murry endeavors to impress upon the be included in some form in every students activities. youthful minds. 20 WHEN YOU KNOW ALL THE ANSWERS, Unless you try to clo something beyond what 5 :iA..L14gg,.-41' ' a NSLSQQVQQ 9'1 we 15 il 'N 7 NY. La 31 BN New discoveries in science will continue to create ll thousand new frontiers for those who still would adventure. Pictured: Gary Wriglit, Mr. Power, XX'arren Kueliner, Sue Ann Walker, M 5 - l U H mu yoh Ix1LNfQl C s tcm us sc c N N S s yum 1 rs vt rlxxood xxrll l c ur Iou N rms trtccg thc Ilrnnd trry FD rc YOU HAVEN T ASKED ALL THE QUESTIONS you h uc llrc uh mlstcrcd you yy lll ncy er groyx N ba-ni, XUX Nhny young people like these mechanical draxxlng students have the Skxll I lit summer xx hen Bull XX ood xyorkcd xyrth 1 Quryeymg crevx 1nd Lonfrdence UCLCSSIFY for Succeis Pictured Mr Bcrry Vernon Ice he found profltlhlc me for hm m1thcm1t1cs Kenneth Hule 2I 2 ., , . Q, On I -' ' at the Mc -' Qlinic, typing ftul . Glcmln Ifxnltt. 'ns 'I'hc- ure thru, of the Syxtnish ILILICIHS who with . Iis IWLIC skilli Acc ' 'tl ir the cl. Asn nu, Smgl ' 'A nk- n tour into Mexico in I me . ic H11 ' 1 f jg x. W L tl 'rnnyt ! U , , , ,,., . , , , 1' . - y V P ' v F Q. lil, x8 It I' . . ' .4 ' Q Q A H 'lv 1 g -. , s ,. ' I U 0 Q yx A X? t Q ' 2 1 ., qc' .. - , ua! f 'Nl f - . r 1 I. 1 . L.,-I' ' A , -4 is t . lr X, ' , 1 5 ' f ' , I 1 A y , ft , A P x ' , l Q -'y - 'ti X xt 'A ,A - -A -f r 'rX ' nf' ,. Ai' T. V qvv, M-A. I , ' 1 W 1'LL-.TI 'T' 5 A C . , ' . y., ' IA Q , h ,' ll, , , ' , .2 .' lx . ,' , x 1 I 4 Q . Ts, if . 4 .Y ,I 'aff' 5 if if The headlines road: junior Play Laughed. Left to right, FRONT ROW: Phillip Davidson. Sam Cartwright, and Carol Clifft. BACK ROW: Jim jackson, Darrell Kin- cade, Maria-llen jones and Mary Ann Lively. TO BE ABLE T0 EILL LEISURE L INTELLIGENTLY Most people are about as happy as X-3 at MHS is one of the best. junior Play comedy is indicated in this scene from The Little Dog They said it couldn't be done, hut our parents and friends came gl- A wall chaperoned party doesnt have to be a horcg in fact, with chapcrones providing mountains of food, who minds chapcroncs , :f ., A. urn x A '.f Haw, Koolcic. Kookic. lend me your comb. Sure, we do our imitations, hut wc ncvcr losc sight of our own originality, Pictured: John Arnctte, Sharon Gossctt. ' l A F Y . Who wants to bc il millionaire! Not these scniorsg they are having too much fun at their class assembly. Pictured: Karen Stansbury, Kay Kerr. IS THE LAST PRODUCT OF CIVILIZATION they make up their minds to bc. l Gras by storm. g ll l through untl we took the Mardi E X ' f ' ? aL 'Lf I Q L! 5 N r ,,- 3 1 T ' ' .. ... xx ' in V,. 1 'Q-., , And there shall be music wherever they go. - 23 O i .9-5' ...U Adult respect for the teenager doesn't just happen-it's earned. The Optimist Club chose two outstanding stu- dents, Gale Budzinslcy and Roy Payne, as Mr. and Miss Teenager. 24 Our 1960 football team had the skill and the purpose needed to tie for first place in the Sooner Star Conference. PURPOSES ARE TO ONE'S CHARACTER A teenagers destination is Le-T AF ,Mm A country's greatest resource is the untrained talent of its rising generation. These students are learning to disagree agreeably as they express their varied opinions and vote on the parking question. , 4' 5, 'I ff ,, The Honorable I.t. Gm'ernor Nigh. ex-student rind ex-ttuitlitr alt MHS, is .um example of life purposes planned and ext-ciitul. l'icti1i'til: 1:00 AMI Mi: Niglf'- GL-01'gc, we rciilize how iuuth you did to 'u.il:e nur Nzumli Gras lily n success. WHAT BANKS ARE TO A RIVER reached by the way of his purposes. lkvitiiggim ldiigiiagqcs impfmrtiint tu teenagers? A sintuslul ilutrui- must tlunlx su, D11 H. C, XY'l1u-lcix rm-mhci' of the adult College Spanish C.li.ss, utlviscs l.LlflIl student Ciinwl Cole that lic has studied both I..itin and lfrnnch. Instructor Nliss MAL- Siuiillxwutl. nv I n bfi t ' H 4. Purpose gives life meaning. It doesnt have to he college but Enrollment day finds these students with well planned pre-an these girls, like many teenagers, are participating in the Amer-is ranged schedules. can College Testing Program. 25 Q Teenagers enjoy doing things for .ulults who show tin .ipprccmtion fo their efforts, These music stutlcnts liulpctl L'lTlk'I'l.llIT tuiulicrs .it thu S 1' No person mis our honorutl for wlmt hc rc- ccivctl, Honor h.1s lx-an thc rcxxxml for xvlmt hc xi h nusit rioii Uislll uni gmc. lfor their outstnnclingq lcxulcrslmip in thc County 'lblclic-rs' Mu-ting 1 ' z fri WHAT WE DO FOR GURSELVES DIES WITH US BUT 4 sfinr Vicki Gotcher seems to prove: the busier we are, the more leisure wc haw. Mr, Banasik inspects one of the window shades being painted by Vicki for her World History Class. 26 NVQ lmw no right to consume Xa You may give until you'rc rich, and you may keep until you are poor, is n lcsson learned early by many young people. Our ..-i '. . T A -A . Q . , 'lr' I ' T A lk 4 A ' - 1.- AK' V, f' I 9. 9 A , o f ' 'rl ,i '-7 '. ' - ni 1 Q 1. l 'I 't 'w l ' 1 1' K ,' ' M W.. 4 1 1' . Q 'Q' ' v . av? -f. 'hzsouggv A 7 'i'g Q ln-gg , , A . ' ' -L il Ulmlmlnltl' lmkl tfllmll- tllsf WND! ?U'l'lf Nlmy rut-ixigtis nrt xxilliug to .giw tum- fur thc immowim-int uf their warg liunurttl hy thu luciil lzllw Cluh. wliuiil. 'llxhlu im-lt hy tht' m-utlxxiwlairig ilaxsu are plgicctl in the roc- i'u.1tiuu.il .u't.i, WHAT WE DO FOR OTHERS REMAINS AND IS IMMORTAL. lmppiucss witliuut protlutiug it. l l 1 ' n- ' A R - W 8 qw ,giyv -.... k . ,M AL , I V W '1 4 ' ' : 1: fffflf ' Student Body Pl'L'P.lI'CLl Cliristmns lmislxc-ts In flli lm u iveQ uniclfwhlv uf hcr time that our School piper can Auzibiixg, . . - - for the nec-dy. get tu prow. Mit Hugh Ut-i'in.1n of uui' lutal paper givcs hcr Soma helpful suggestions. .Elf v f-. i 33 tff :gf- QP 25 EQ 1 f -w..' ,. ., lp.. J, I r , U -'ff ,. ,N ,, 'Y 1-A 'I 'il .. 1 ' Q 3 'v3T'5 , M ' -gf X K' xx ' -' 'ILTDY CARY MARY ANN IJISTOCLCJ LINDA AHIORD PAUL BOXVLIZS 'I'YC.19LlYCI' Vue l'rrsiLlc-rlt Sum-wry Prcsidmt SENIORS 28 ' 'fi ,,-was 4 1.4 J e LI N D A ALLFORD Think twice hefore you speak, espeb iully if you intend to say what you think. Senior Class Secre- trtryg Football Queen: Annual Stuff 31 SFC 1, 2, 31 NPI. 1, 2, 33 Yunnush 1, 2, 3g Cheer- leader 2, 3: Girls' State 33 Ten- nis lg Golden M 1, 2, 33 De- bate 1, 2g Student Council 1. ELIZABETH ANDERSON - You'll learn more by listening -not talking. FHA 1, 53 DE Club 2, PATRICIA ANDERSON -S It matters not how long we live, but how. Students for Christ 23 Girls' Choir 1. S H E I l, A ANDERSON -My candle hurns ut both ends X7L1DflLlSll 1, 2, BQ Homertmm Secretary .md il'l'L'.lSLlI'CI' 1. 21 Future Nurses lg Mixed Chu- rus I. Ig SITC 1. 21 XVUW Girl 3. ,l O H N ARNIf'l l'Ii-A-Kuolqie. 'l'ri1t'l4 2, 91 XY'mx'-X'i'mv 2, SQ Homeroum l'resiilent 51 As- semhly Cummitteeg Montage: Senior Play, WAl.'l'ER BAKER H A nice, 4 'll'lll.lI' mim, f in he IIOXYARD l5Al.I,f He givetli his heloved sleep. A l. li IZ R 'I' IIARE - V- I owe murhz I have nuthing: the rest I le.1x'e for the pour. liirsket- lull 1, 2: Foothall I, 2g Track Ig XX'mv-XY'uw 1, 2: I.etterman's Cluh l. 21 Key Cluh I1 Mixtd Clrcmrus 1, l. 31 FTA 3, DARRYI. BARNES - - Hupe for the hest. hut prepixre fur the worst. lfuotlmll 1. 2, 5: I.et- term.m's Cluh 3: XVUW-XY'mv 1, J. 53 Boys' Choir 31 SL't1'Ci1ll'y- Tregrsurer uf I.L'IiCflNL1lI'S Cluh 33 XY'eightlifting 1. 2. JOYCE BARNES - - Kind wortls dun'r cost much. SITC 31 Secretary Cluh Vice President 3. 29 MVRI. BARNlf'l l'----I tire my- l selt in pursuit ot rest, lresi dent Homerooni 1, LOYCE ANN BASULO - - So many heads. so many wits. Yan- nush 1, 2, 3, President 5: Girls' State 53 Mixed Chorus 11 Mon- tdge Direttor 2: FTA 21 Tennis 13 Sophomore Class 'l4l'L'.l5Lll'CI'l Vfviftiesf 2: SFC 1, 1. GAY BEAL ---- Ideas are the roots of creation. President Gol- den M 53 President National Honor Society 2. 3: NFL 2. 33 National Thespian 1, 2. 53 Best Actress 33 SFC 23 Honor Soci- ety 2, 3, Spanish Club 1. PHYLLIS BELCHER -- The silence that is in the starry sky. National Honor Sotiety 31 SFC 31 Homeroom Secretary 1: Span- ish ClL1b3 Quill and Scroll 2. 53 Spanish Club Secretary 12 Secretary Club 51 Buffa-I.ow- Down Reporter 1. SUE BELL - Life is short. so why not have a good time! fr 5- X-. 0,g 'E' Wt' 'FOBI BERENSON - l'm not lazy. just tired. Band 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 2, 53 Key Club 33 Science tk Fngineering Cluh 7. DOYLE BEss C Quiet, but they can fool you. SONDRA JEAN BLEDSOE - Timid? Shy? Quiet? Brother, you don't know! NFL 1, 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 2, 31 Golden M 1, 23 SFC 1. 2, 33 Yan- nush 1, 2, 33 Spanish Club 13 Montage 2, 33 Girls' Choir 5. SUE BOATNER -- I have a grand mind for forgetting. FHA 1. PAUL BOWLES - Most men have more courage than even they think they have. Trans- ferred frorn Frederick, Oklaho- ma, Letterman's Club 35 Foot- ball 33 SFC 33 Senior Class Pres- ident 33 Most Dependable 3, TONY ISRAKEFIELD - I'm really not sleeping, Golden M 33 XX'ow-Wfow 1, 2. S3 Golden M Play 51 Senior Play 51 Contest Play. , F Q GEORGE A. BRENCE - Pa- ' 4' 2 I tience and shuffle the cards. Q xi rm! Band 1. 2, 35 SFC 1, 2. M 1' 1 A-. A. I i . , AA FLOYD BRIDGEXVATER - gr' 1, Oh happy graduation day! Wfow-Wfoxv 1, 2, 3. i 5' 5 fb,- A' Y' 4 PATRICIA BROOKS - Fate was good to her. MIDGE BROWN - I say the very things that make the great- est stir. Girls' Choir 1g SFC 2. 33 DE Club 2. 31 Yannush 1, 2, 5g Mixed Chorus 33 Mon- tage Production Board 3. 'Q rr,- -L Iv. 7 Y.: Q' Q27 R If WS- 5 RONNIE 15 RO VUN -A You can't keep a good man down. VC'ow-W'oW 1. 2. 33 SFC 1. 2. 59 Boys' Choir 1. 2. 51 Mixed Cho- rus 1. Z, 3. KENNETH BVRDICK W I intend to laugh myself to death. Foutballl 11 SFC I. 2, 31 Wow- XY'ow 11 Assembly Committee 2, 3. JERRY CACY - D0n't trou- ble me with a little thing like school, XXf'ow-XVow 2, 33 FTA 2. jI'DY ANN CACY -'- If I don't keep in step it's because I hear a different drummer. Drum Iwhjor 2. Eg Liajorette 13 Student Council 1, Z. 31 Armed Forces Queen attendant 13 Cov- er Girl 11 Band Queen 5: Good Citizen 51 Buffa-Low-Down 1. 2. 5: National Honor Society 3. CHARLES CAIN - I never think of the futureg it comes soon enough. 3I DAVID CANNON - - A smile .is big .is his feet, liasketbiill 1, 1, 5: Letterm.in's Club 1. 2, 55 Homeroom President 3. Home- room Vice President 1. 2. ,IANICE CARANO - - Be not simply good, be good for some- thing. Girls' Choir 1: Mixed Chorus 2: SFC 2: Homeroom President 23 Homeroom Vice President 11 Home-room Secre- t.iry 31 Secremry Club President 3: Yimnush 5: Okliihoma Hon- or Society 2. STEVE -IOE CARANO -e - The strength of twenty men. Letter- man's Club 1, 2, 5, Vice Presi- dent 31 Football 1, 2. 3. All Conference Fullback 3: Weight- lifting 1, 2, 51 Vi'ow-Xlfow 1. Z. 5: Track 1: I-Iomeroom Pres- ident 1. JERRY CARLILE --- No small art it is to sleep. HELEN CATO -- Silence is the one great art of conversa- tion. Mixed Chorus 2. 5, SFC 3. 32 CQ D? JAMES CECIL - His bark is worse than his bite. Blind l, 2. fix? 's ipegch Club l, XX'ow-XVow x - .. Q ' ' . . ,, if V . .Tiff gf . ,I i-my W LQ ,'-,ufgig ,jim . .fi -. .5455 .5 QB t,. QW' li 49 11' 3 lf . - w 'T 1 sl, to rr' NL f 1- 7' DELORES CHANDLER - She doeth little kindnesses. Girls' Choir l. 2. 35 Mixed Chorus l. 2. 3, Mixed Quartet 51 Girls' Quartet 2g Girls' Sextet 11 SFC l, 2, 31 Accompiinist 51 Mon- tuge Z, 3, MARY L I N D A COLE Wfhich of the tolors of my h.iir do you like best? Mixed Chorus lg Band 1, 2, 51 Miijorette l. 2. 31 I-Iomeroom Vice President lg I-Iomeroom Secretary 21 SFC 1. 2, 3g Bridge Club 1: Yan- nush 23 FTA 2, 3, Secretary 5, DE 3: Band Queen Attendant Q. S I-I A R O N COBIPELIJBE - Success covers ii multitude of blunders. SFC 3: Library Aid 2. LARRY CLIFFT - My mem- ory's the thing I forget with, LEROY CONNER f- Math must be wonderful. I wish I understood it. VC'ow-V'ow l. 2, 3g DE 3. CA ROLE CORNIELIVS A - Beauty lives with kindness, EARL I.. CRABTREE - I nev- er read a book before reporting on itg il prejudices me so. XX'ow- Wfow 1, 2, 3g Wfooclwork Club 33 Speech Club lg Football l, '7 JIMMY CRAVEN -- An inno- cent face, but don't judge a man by his appearance. XX'ow- XVOW 1. 2. 3g Key Club 1.2.3, BILL CI'I-P -- Wk' don't know one-millionth part of one per cent about anything. National Honor Society 2. 31 Band 1, 2. 5: Student Council 35 Mixed Chorus 1. 2, 31 Oklahoma Hon- or Society 1, 2, 33 XVOW-Wfow 1. 2, 3: Annual Staff 3. PHILLIP DAVIDSON - h A woman is only a woman but a good cigar is a smoke. junior Play 31 Golden M Play 33 Senior Play 3, GLORIA DAVIS --- Nothing sharpens the wit like flirtation. Mixed Chorus 1, 2: SFC l, 21 Yannush l, 2. 33 Bridge Club 11 Secretary Club 3. BETH DINSMORE - The rose without the thorn, Annual Staff 2, 31 Yannush 1, 2, 33 Home- room Secretary-Treasurer 3: Mixed Chorus 1, 2. 31 SFC 1, 2, 3g Bridge Club 1. MARVIN DUNN-All things I in come round to him who will V x t ' bu wait. PATSY Dul-'RIEST - Beauty seen is nexer lost, Band 1. 2. 33 Band Queen Attendant 31 Yannush 1. 2, 35 SFC l, 2, 3. 33 41. , YN-r 1- ACP ,f ! .ll 5 . t JESS DL'RANT 4 The best is yet to come. Football 1, 2, 33 Annual King 33 Letterman's -7 1 Club -. 9. JANET EDGE 4 None knew thee, but to love thee, Oklaho- ma Honor Society 1, 2. 33 Band 1, 2, Majorette 1. 21 Mixed Chorus 1, 2g FHA 1. 2, 3, Vice President 2g Yannush 1, 2g SFC 1, 2, Homeroom President 15 Girls' Octet 1. BARBARA JEAN EINIERSON - Better to be short and shine, than to be tall and cast a shad- ow. FHA 3, SFC 2, 3. JERRY ENNIS - His words were long enough to run in se- rials. Science Club 1. 2, 3, Pres- ident 53 Debate 2, 3, National Forensic League 2, 33 Oklaho- ma Honor Society 2, 33 Nation- al Honor Society 3. GLENDA EVATT - Never a dull moment. SFC 1, 2: Band 1, 23 National Thespian 3: DE Club 53 Yannush 1, 2, 35 Home- room Vice President 25 Mon- tage 2, 35 Golden M 5. 4 ih- 'Y L -w -3 .D -f. -SZ? 'Ls- , V- ,rf 4 - ,Lim - -n v T-135 his L ,Q T15 5 5,3 - .pil 131 ' KENNETH W. FARRIS S I awoke one morning and found myself famous. Wow'-Wfow 1, 2, 33 Homeroom President 3g Spanish Club 1. RICHARD FASSINO - I am here, I shall remain here. Trans- ferred from St. John's. COY FREEMAN - Unpre- pared and unconcerned he went to class and always learned. Band President 3: Mixed Cho- rus 3g Student Council 2, 53 Student Council President 3g Junior Class Presidentg Wow- Woxs' 1, 2, 31 Sir Alexander Fleming Award 2g Bausch 8: Lomb Honorary Science Award 3. PHILLIP FROSCOE - Knowl- edge is power. JIMMY GHIGLIERI - He thinks very few people sensible except those who are of his opinion. Debate lg Science 8: Engineering Club 1, 2, 3. ROSHINIARY CiII.I5IiIfA'I'II I utten i'eggi'etttd my speeth. n e x c 1' my silente Xatitinal I-Iunnr Society 1. 2. 5. Natiunal Htwnui' Society Sttrctary S1 ills Ialiuma Honor Smit-ty I. .Z. v SCC1't.'I.i1'y Cluh 11 I.iterai'y Re xiewers I1 SLC I. J. AL'I'A MAI? GIPSON V-A Oh. for some peace and quiet! Gul den M 1, 2. 31 SFC 1. 2. 5 NITI. 1. 1: Yannush 1. 5. IXIixcd Chorus 1. 2. 51 Girls Choir 2. 5g Debate Team ll Humeruum Secretary 13 juniui Class Play 1. LAISY ANN GOOCH -- Smut Cupid kills with arrows. swim with traps. Girls' Choir 1. 51 SFC 11 Majorette Z. 51 Yan- UUSIT 2. 31 Speech Club '51 Mixed Chorus 1. 2, 53 Bimtl 1. 2. 3. ELAINE GOODNIZR Yuu ran preach a better sermon with your lite than with your liws I NFL 51 Golden M 1. 2. ig Girls' Choir I. 21 Mixed Chu, VW I- 3. 53 SFC I. ll Natiunal Ihespian 5: ,Iuniur Class Plat 7 MICHAEL JOHN GRAPE - I have hecn dying for 12 years. Huw I'm going tim live. XX'uw WWW' 51 Iiuuthall 11 Vfeiglit' lifting 1. XAXCX KIRAIIANI Alailat imn du prefer hluiidts. hut that e n . ri . gen e uien. IPIL 1. Girls C.huii S. Yannush 11 SLC I, SIILVIZ GRILNHAIXI - Mtn uf few wt-ids are the hut men Wfuw-XXtiw -, Vs. SIC, I. Cmi den NI I. SHIRLIZYAGRIMIQS She that was exti' tau' .in-I iievei' pr--Liti Mixed Cliurus I. 2. 51 Gultlen M 1. 2. 3L NFL 31 Girls' Choir I. 21 Yannush 2. 52 SH 1. 2. 11 Golden M Play 1. xluniur Class Play w. SHARON HAGGARD Gund to he merry' and wise, Spanish Club lg Mixed Cliurus 1. 2: Girls' Choir 11 Olelahoiwta Hun- ur Society 1. Z. 3: National Hunui' Snciety 2. 31 SFC 1. 2. 3: PTA 2. 5: Yannush l. 2. 41 Xatiunal Hunur Society Vite 4 Prcsident 2. 1. IQIZNNITII-I IIALIQ - I think I'll dn sumetliing sensatiunaf. -IANIE KAREN HAI.Ii 'l'lici'c ilwclt .ill tlmtix gooil .mil .ill tli.1t's fair, SITC 2, 41 Stuilgnt Council 2. 31 IIHA I, 2. 5: FHA Prasiilmt 2, Vice Fusi- dunt 5: National Honor Society 31 I-Iommroom Vice Prssiilcnt 3 DAVID HARDIN I ilon't su- itf RAYMOND HARKINS - - A tmchcr is one who talks in my sleep. GEORGE ELMO HENDER- SON - - Impossible is the woril I ncvci' use-. Football Ig Wow- Vfow 1. 2. 3: Golden LI 1. 2g Mixcil Chorus 1. 21 Key Club 2g Literary Reviewers 2: SFC 1, 23 Tennis I. CHARIES HERXANDE7 - Come of it wlmt iimy. I gil:-an I'vc go: to go to saliool. Wfow- Vfow 1. 2. 33 Boys' Choir 2. 52 Mixcil Clioius l. 31 Spguli Club Sp B.iwkctb.ill Co-Ciiptaiin 9 . 36 SHIRLEY HVFITMAN Sim- plicity of tharacter is no hind- rante to intellect. CAROL KAY HVNTER A good reputation is more valu- able than money, Band 1. 2. 31 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 33 SEC 1. 2, 33 Spanish Club 21 Buffa- I,ow-Down 1. 21 Yannusli 'l. 2, 31 ETA 1. 1. 33 Montage 2, 3 Production Board 3. JIM JACKSON -4 I'm just go- ing to leap into the dark. Trans- ferred from Dumas, Texas. Football 2, 3, All State 3. All Confereme S3 Basketball 2. 3: Lettermans Club Z. 31 SFC 2. 3: Montage 2. 3: Track 21 Stu- dent Council 23 Wfow-Wfow 2. 3: Senior Play 2. 3. LOL' ELLA JAMES - All the news thats fit to print. Nation- al Honor Society 2. 3, Treasur- er 33 Buffa-Low-Down 1, 2, 3, Editor 2, 33 Quill and Scroll 2. 33 Oklahoma Honor Society 1, 2, 31 Golden M 33 Most Dependable 23 Mixed Chorus 23 33 SFC I, 2, 3. JOHNNY WAYNE JOHNS- - A yawn is a silent shout. 'O' 1 All . '-und. ,J 1? 5' Sw .M K. tt.- ,xx Mia qfdl' .- 2. L f. ft ,a CIZLIA JONES lt you keep your mouth shut you will never put your foot into it, Band 11 Student Council 1: Yannush 1, Z. 33 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3: SFC 1. Z3 ETA 1. 2: Oklaho- ma Honor Sotiety3 Homeroom Secretary 11 DE 33 Montage 2. D. EL'EL JONES - oh. happy day when I'm through with school. MARIELLEN JONES Any- one who talks as much as I. cannot tell the truth all the time. Yannush 1, 2. 3. Cheer- leader 3: Golden M 1. 2, 31 NEI- 1. 2. 3: Thespian 1. 2. 3: Mixed Chorus 1. 2. 31 Junior Play 1. 2, 31 Senior Play 1. 2. 3: Assembly Committee 31 SEC 1. 2. 5, PAT JI'S'I'ICE - A very 'qg-JN friendly- rits,-mfitin. DAVE KAISER - He took us all by storm! Transferred from Springfield. Mo. XY'ow-XY'ow 31 Golden Nl 31 Golden M Play 33 Senior Play 33 Mixed Chorus 3: SEC 33 Key Club 3: Montage, 3: Homeroom Treas- urer 33 Golf 3. 37 'ci S 'ik' 4 .f :ia . 1 . Q - iii 1 ' V 11 1 ' 1 fi: ' V T551 ' ' 1 J' KAY KIZRR H1-re is .1 girl wl111se 111-.111 .ind smile 111.1111 the bubbles of lite north xxhile Student Cvuncil lg A Il I1 ll .1 I Q111111 At11n1l.1n1 l. Good C1111- 1111 1: N.111o1111l 111111111 51111111 1. 91 Mixed Q11.1111'1 1. I1 XXII 1111.11 511111 N1 1.1111-st Couple 1. CLARA 51-12 KING 5141111111 thouglmts. IllL1' s.11'. 1111 be-st. UBIA KAYIZ KING V- Silent inv.1ri.1b11g SVC 3: l.ihr11ry Aid 1. YHA l. JOHNNY I,111fEV1fRS - - His smile is sweetened by his grav- ity, Key Club 11 XXIONK'-XXVLIXV 1. lg H1111lLfKll7lIl Vice President 5 JIM I.ANX RENCli - The world is full of Cactus, and he llglkl to sit on it. Senior Class President 35 Homeroom Presi- dent 31 Ho111eroo111 Vice Presi, dent lg W'ow-Wfow 1. 23 Boys' Choir 2: Key Club 2. 2 W. 'tzfx P SINAN LIIACH - D11n't 111111 111111111 yourself. it will be 1111111- wl1en you leave. Band 1, 2, 51 SITC l. Z3 FTA 1, 1. S. Presif dent 41 M.1jo1'1-11e 1, 2. 311 XVAH' nush 2: Mixed Chorus 21 Dlf 'lll'L'Ll5L1l'L'l' fag fllilgllhllllgl 111111111 511111-14' 1: N.11i11n11l llo1111r S11- ciety 5. VERNON 1.1212 f 1 11151 Sit and listen, Art Club 5. DOROTHY FAYE I.EWIS -- Sorrow and silence are strong. and patient endurance is god- like. Golden M 2. 3, Set- retary-'l're11s11re1' 52 ,lunior Plllf 21 Senior Play 2: Golden M Play Eg SFC 2. 3. KENNETH I.EWIS H- It is better to know nothing. than to 111111-know many things, MARY RUTH KEY --'- Ends-11: ing sweetness and manner. SFC lg Mixed Chorus 2. 3: Girls' Choir lg Yunnush 1, 2: Bridge Cl11b l. BILL LIEB - School is great, but fun is greater. Woxx'-XX'oxv 1, 2, 3, DE 2, 3. MARILYN LINDSAY f You needn't worry of my ever being idle. Yannush 1, 2, 35 Spanish Club 13 FFA 23 SFC 1, 2, 33 Golden 3: Thespian 31 Montage Board 53 Buffa-Low Down 2. 3, Feature Editor 33 Quill R Scroll 3. Y -'v -tr I 5- . DANA LOL' LOVELL - Rath- er intellectual. 'Transferred from Dumas, Texas. Literary Review ers Club gl Band 2, 3g SFC 2, 33 Montage 2: Oklahoma Hon- or Society 2. 35 National Honor Society 2, 33 Buffa-Low-Down 3, Associate Editor 5. NELDA ALLENE LUKER - Divinely tall - and most di- vinely fair. Girls' Choir 2, 3' FI-IA 1. 2, 3. BOBBY LONG - I-Ie carries ' 1 our team off the field, Basket- M , , , ball 1, 23 Track 33 Letterman's 5' C H AR I. ES MA-NINHNG. E Club 1 2 3. W0,,,-WOW 1 2 Sometimes I Aiust sit and think. ,L I ' ' ' ' f 1 - X but mostly I lust sit. MARY JANICE LONG - It takes life to live life. Annual Staff 33 SFC 1, 2, 33 Yannush 1, 2, 33 FTA 1, 23 FTA Treas- urer 23 Mixed Chorus 1, 23 Sen- ior Play 3, ERNESTINE LOUT - Always a friendly smile. Spanish Club 13 SFC 2, 33 Girls' Choir 13 Thespian 3: Golden M 3 Mixed Chorus. Ei vi C27 ROBERTA MARTIN --- A rosebud set with little willful thorns. Sophomore Class Presi- dentg junior Class Secretary3 Spanish Queen 1: Good Citizen 23 Student Council 1, 3, Vice President 31 SFC 1, 2. 3: Yan- nush 1, 2, 3. JAMES MATHIS Im in no hurryg so dont rush me. Wow'- Wow 1, 2, 53 Mixed Chorus 3. 'Q' xi- 4-P fv- X r 1' 1 BLANQEITA MLCLENDON 3 I can resist everything but temptation, Yannush 2. 31 SFC 1. 21 Secretary Club 2: FHA 13 Mixed Chorus 1, 21 DE 3. CAROLYN MCCLUNG ee One learns in life to keep silent and draw ones own confusion, DE Club 2, JOE MCCONNELI, --v For men may come and men may go. but I go on forever. Boys' Choir 1, 23 Mixed Chorus 1, 23 Wtmw'-Worx' 1. 2. 5. GEORGE MELLOR -- The world owes me a living. DE 23 W'oodwork Club 5, PERRY MOONEYHAINI-The sleep of a laboring man is sweet. Annual Staff 1, 23 Stu- dent Council l, 23 Wow-Wow 1, 2, 33 FTA 23 Homeroom President 3. 40 'Q- 4-ay 18 7 'U3 C'- DXWAYNE MOORE -A Double measure. Band 1, 2, 33 SFC 2, 33 Wow'-Worx' 1, 2, 33 Pep Band 2, 31 Science 8: Engineer- ing Club 13 Montage Produc- tion Board 3g Mixed Chorus 2. WAYNE MOORE - Double pleasure. Band 1, 2, 33 Wow- Wow 1, 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 2, 33 Mixed Quartet 33 SFC 1, 2. 3. President 33 Student Coun- cil 33 Science 84 Engineering Club 1. LEWIS NASH - All I know is what I read in the newspap- ers, Miss Whitaker. Wow-Wow 1, 2, 33 DE Club 2, 3. BOB NELMS - There's a good time coming, Boys! A good time coming. Golden M 3g Boys Choir 33 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 33 Key Club 1, 2. MARY ELIZABETH NIGH - An atmosphere of sunny gaiety. SFC 1, 2, 33 Yannush 1, 2, 33 Assembly Committee 2, 3. BETTY NORTHCUTT - There're daggers in men's smiles. Yannush lg Buffa-Low-Down 21 SFC lg Girls' Choir 55 DE 3, Office Assistant 2. .IOSEPHINE OLANDESE - A merry heart doeth good like a medicine, FTA 1: Girls' Choir 2, 3. HAROLD LYNN OLIVER - Give me your hand and let me feel your pulse. Student Council 1g Vfow-XXfow 1, 2, 33 Basket- ball 13 Tennis 1, 2, 31 Boys' Choir 2, 3, President 3g Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 33 Spanish Club 2: Letterman's Club 2, 33 Boys' Quartet 3. JOYCE ELLEN OLIVER -- Witli words we govern men. EI-IA 3. ERNIE LEE OWEN - When duty whispers low, Thou must, Ernie answers, Huh? Band 1, 2. 33 Golden M 1, 2, 33 junior Play 1, 23 Senior Play 1, 3. J 'Ds 'rg' 6-Pl , l s'l X , 5, IIT' v- ' F , fi' '- 'Y' xii., , ?--s GERRY PACE - - XX'orry and I have never met. Key Club 2, 33 Vfow-XX'ow l. 2, 51 Cheer- leader 31 Mixed Chorus 2, 3g Science Club 13 SFC 1, 2. 3. RUSSELL PAGE - I name no parties. l-lomeroom Vice Presi- dent 2g Montage Production Board 2. 31 Junior Play 23 Na- tional Thespians 2, 3. Golden M Play 21 Assembly Produc- tion Board 2. ANITA MARIE PASCOE - Sweeter also than honey and the honeycomb. Girls' Choir 1, 3, President 31 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, SFC 1, 23 Golden M 1, 2, 33 National Thespian 2, 3, Secretary 2: Homeroom Presi- dent 1g Yannush 1, 2, 3g Girls' Trio 21 Ensemble 1, 2, 3, Okla- homa Honor Society 1. ROY PAYNE -- An active or- derly mind is essential to good thinking. SFC 1, 2, 3. BARBARA PETERSON - How sweet and fair she is. Ok- lahoma Honor Society 1g Buffa- Low-Down lg DE 2, 33 SFC 33 Yannush 3. 4I ERNEST PHILLIPS - Sorrow comes, but not to stay5 even school shall pass away. Bridge Club 15 Speech Club 33 XVood- work Club 35 Tennis 1, 2, 3. MARY ANN PISTOCCO - Rich in good works, Good Cit- izen 15 Student Council 1, Vice President 33 NFL 1, 2, 3: SFC 1, 2, 3, Co-President 33 Annual Attendant 25 Montage 2, 3, Bus- iness Manager 2, Press Editor 33 DE 3, Vice President 3, Queen 35 Senior Class Vice President. BOB POOR - No man Can be a patriot on an empty stomach. Bridge Club IQ Key Club 2, 35 SFC 2, 35 Wow-Wow 1, 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 33 Oklahoma Honor Society 1, 2, 3. WADE POWELL - I've learned nothing and forgotten nothing! DE 15 Vfoodwork Club 3. JO ANN POYNOR - Hair as black as the raven! Mixed Cho- rus 15 DE 2. 42 1- 'Vs 'Nav' QV, A -fr 1 VALTON POYNOR- If fame comes after death, I'm in no hurry for it. Football 1, 2, 3, Captain 35 Track 1, 2, 35 Let- terman's Club 1, 2, 33 Wow- Wfow 1, 2, 35 Key Club 35 Boys' Choir 2, 3. -IANICE PRESNELL - Make a virtue of necessity. Yannush 1, 2, 35 FHA 1, 2, 3, Vice President 2, Pianist 15 SFC 1, 2. JESSE RABOURN -- We have seen better days! Band 1, 2, 33 Wow-Woxv 1, 2, 35 Montage 2, 3. CAROL RAGER - I hate no- bodyg I am in charity with the world. Band 1, 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 1, 2. MARIE REYNOLDS - A good heart is better than all the heads in the world. RONALD RIPPEE - Men of few words are the best men. Football 1, 23 Basketball lg Wow-Woxv 1. MARY LYNN RUSSELL - The face of an angel and hair of gold, Yannush 13 SFC 13 Of- fice Aid 2. CAROLYN SADLER - The sense of humor is the oil of life's engine, Homeroom Secre- tary 2, 33 Office Aid 1, 2, 3: Yannush 1, 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3: SFC 1, 2, 33 Montage Production Board 3. JUDY SCHLICI-IT -- Sharp's the word for her. Homeroom Treasurer 3. Transferred from Corona, Califomia. JOHN SCI-IOEMANN - Let us do or die! Basketball 13 Wow-Wow 33 Homeroom Presi- dent 1. lt. ii' , saw- 1-3-- 11 ' ' H 'P I Y I 'Baby' get R no f YY' rg J' 4,-' .sl D P - x 1 2 GLORIA SCOTT - 'Tis sweet to look at her. FHA 1, 2, 3, President 33 SFC 1, 2, 3, Sec- retary 2: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 33 Girls' Choir 1. JUDY SCOTT - But so fair, she takes the breath of men away. Yannush 1, 2, 33 SFC 1, 2: Mixed Chorus 1, 23 Student Council 1, 2, 33 FTA 23 Armed Forces Attendant 13 Basketball Queen 3. VIRGINIA SELF - Honest la- bor bears a lovely face. Yannush 1, 2, 3, SFC 2, 33 Library Aid 2, 53 Vice President Homeroom 3. JIMMY SELLARS - I'll put a girdle around the earth in 40 minutes. Wow-Wow 1, 2, 31 Band 1, 2, 3, President 1, Treas- urer 33 DE 2, 33 Vice Presi- dent Homeroom 3. JOHN SELLARS - They that govern the most make the least noise, 43 JAMES SHIPLEY - All men desire to be immortal. Wfow- Vfow 1, 2. 3: Spanish Club 1, Vice President: Oklahoma Honor Society 3: SFC 5. GARY SHOCKLEY - We called him Candy and loved him, Transferred from Oswego, Kansas. Most Courteous: Boys' Choir 1. JOHN SHORES - But still his tongue ran on. Boys' Choir 2. 3. GENIE SHULLER - Charms strike the sight, but merit wins the soul. Band 1, 2, 3, Secre- tary-Treasurer 2g Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, SFC 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 2, Yannush 1, 2, 3, Cheerlead- er 53 Oklahoma Honor Society 1, 2, 3: National Honor 'Society 3g Basketball Queen Attendant 3. ALVIN SISTRUNK -- T0 be great is to be misunderstood. 44 W ST--mg? 5519 'f wm. Y-'s 'K 5 BOBBY SMITH - S0 little done-so much to do. Basket- ball 1. DWIGHT D. SMITH - The way to get things done is to have a good assistant. Wow- Wow 1, 2, 35 I.etterman's Club 13 SFC 1: Annual Staff, Assist- ant Editor 33 Oklahoma Honor Society 2: Student Council 35 Golf lg Homeroom Vice Presi- dent 3: Homeroom Secretary 1. JOHN SMITH - He's a sure card. Transferred from North Carolina. MARGARET SMITH -- Oh, what lies in those eyes. SFC 1, 2g Yannush 1, 23 Band 15 FTA 2g Junior Class Treasurer 25 Mixed Chorus 15 Girls' Choir 25 Bridge Club 1. MYRON SMITH - Ambition is like the sea wave, which the more you drink the more you thirst. Band 1, 2, 5g Science Club 1, 2g NFL 2, 3, President 33 Golden M 3: National Honor Society 3. ERNEST SOUTHARD - He knew the precise psychological moment when to say nothing. JACK SOUTHARD - I never put off until tomorrow what I can possibly do the clay after. Photographer 1, 2, 33 Annual Staff 1, 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 2, 33 Boys' Choir 23 Wow-Wow 1, 2, 33 SFC 1, 23 Key Club 1, 2. PATRICIA SOUTHERN - Study to be quiet. Mixed Chorus 13 DE Club 23 Art Club 23 SFC 13 Yannush 1. KAREN DAE STANSBURY- Be good and you'll be happy, but you'll miss a lot of fun. An- nual Staff 2, 3, Annual Staff Ed- itor 3g Quill and Scroll 33 Most Original 33 Art Club, Secretary 23 Mixed Chorus 23 Montage Production Board 33 Yannush 2. PHYLLIS STEEN - She walks in beauty. if if 1-X fb S REBA SUE STONE -- D0n't tell me what I mean-let me figure it out for myself. BEVERLY STRODE - Many receive adviceg few profit by it. GINGER SWILLING -- A great big noise in a pretty little package. Homeroom Secretary 13 Wittiest 1, 33 Yannush 1, 2, 3: Art Club 2, Presidentg Girls' Choir 2g Senior Play 3. CLAUDIA TANGYE H- She's your friend the minute you meet her. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 33 Yan- nush 1, 2, 3: Golden M 31 NFL 31 Junior PlaY 35 National Honor Society 3: Oklahoma Honor Society 33 Montage 3. SUE TATE - A woman hath nine lives, like a kitten. 45 NWILEY TINKER - Work is the easiest way man has invent- ed to escape boredom? DE 1, 2, 3, President 33 Key Club 1g Homeroom Secretary 1. EDVVIN CHARLES TIPPIT - What shall I do to be forever known? Homeroom Treasurer lg Key Club 1, 2, 33 Wow- Wow 1, 2, 3g SFC 1, 2, 35 Stu- dent Council 33 Most Original. CHARLES HAROLD TIPPIT - Thou knowest him well, the god of sleep, Wow'-Woxv 1. 2. 3g SFC 13 Mixed Chorus 1g Key Club 1, zg Golf 1, 2, 3. DONALD TOHKUBBI - Be- cause a man says nothing is no sign he never talks. Band 1. 2. 3. JUDY TUA - A smile as bright as winter sun. Homeroom Secretary 13 Homeroom Presi- dent 2g Band 1, 2, Yannush 1. 2, 3, Cheerleader 23 Mixed Cho- rus 1, 2. 35 Oklahoma Honor Society 1, 2, National Honor Society 3: Golden M 1. 'SPS' .nm i3 'Q' f-'EP-' CONNIE TURNER -A There never has been a saint with red hair. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 33 Girls' Choir 1, 2, 3: Yannush 1, 2, 3. DALE VAUGHN - Dark with excessive bright. Yannush 1, 2g Student Council 1, 25 Girls' Choir 1, 25 Golden M 1, 23 DE Club 35 Girls' Sextet lg Armed Forces Attendant 15 Wfow'-Wow Attendant 1. MARY WATSON - I am sure cares are an enemy to life. SUE NELL WEIGANT - There is no wisdom like frank- ness. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 33 FHA 2, 3, Secretary 2, Reporter 33 SFC 1, 2, 35 Yannush 1, 2g Buffa-Low-Down 2, 3, Girls' Editor 3g Band 1. D A N I E L WHITFIELD - Some were born great. BURKE VUILLIAMS -4 from 40' the crown of his head to the JOYCE XYOODY - - Xvomgm Sole of his f0OtY-:Ill is mirth. 53 is womggns natural ally, Office Spanish Cluh 11 XX'ow-XX'ow 33 Q 2, 5, Sufi-Clary Homcroom Prcsidcnt 2: XX'ood- work Club 3. GEORGANN XWINN -- A smile for everyone. Secretary Q - i, ,, ,, Club 51 ixiimi Chorus 2, sg ROOM VORIHAM n BC National Thespian 2, 31 SFC 1. 23 Yiinnush 1. 2. 3. 'Ji 'Q 7 R , wise worldly, but not worldly gh' wise, DE 52 W'oxv-Xwow 1, 2. 3L SL'kI'K'I.lI'y Homcroom 2. GLORIA VUINTERS - - Bc si- lent and safe--silence never bc- XYAYNE XYINGO -4 Pity costs trays you. Transferred from Ry nothing and ain't worth noth- un High School, Girls' Choir 2. ,...,7 ing. 3g Mixed Chorus 3. i if f' an , ,y A rx .4 f 5 4. +v Has anyone seen the spirit cup? XX'ho lms Ll parking problem? 47 ,-Q.. XJ -Q4 'fb ,L-.. . -.. S a--b gv f hall sl'- rfu ' ',,,. f . . ,J m 5' Bwhru 1' f i4.wf1'7'L L D 4 211g Iiudfimky H.lI'O1Ll Stu-11 Susic Darby f .SQL A if ,'.fI Q PM nf41!L1X, I WL-L UN I OR 1 A 4 l'1um'A1z' 27' f' A. . . I 1 f 1 - .x '. 7 Q, '1 x ,l A . 991' . 5 1 K I ln- . 9 5 6 1 x 1 l,.1lflLl.1 Adams M.1ry Allen Sliirrnn Allliurtl Janie Allsup lilimbetli Lynn Ambrose Christie Arnute Alliretl Atkins Russell Austin l5rentl.1 Auston CQ.1tl1y Baker Curtis Baker Frank BL1l'l'ilLlgC JUNIORS ASSUME A NEW SOPHISTICATION Rodney Barrie-5 lfugene Bnrringer ,IO Ann Biffli Liurene Beck 'l.1l1lL'C Beuklmrn Ltr 'lui' Bell Naney Bohreer Carol Burn Virgil Bowen Ze-l1n.1 Bmvinin Ibnuglis Boyd Nita Boyer Get out the junior Class Colors. Spirit Cup, here we ming-Y Tom Brooks Beverly Ann Brown XVallaCe Buckner Gale Budzinsky 'lohrmy D. Bunlzinsl-cy Dan Cacy Gregg Campbell Hugh Campbell jimmy Carriger Cecil Ray Cnthey Margaret Cathey Xvaync Chandler Mlry Br.ulen Bill Bmttun Shirley Breckenridge Lettic .lane Brent Linda Briggmce lf al w .1 rd Brooks UN IORS HAV X in-Y Tom Culclnml Carol C,lilwl-t Slmrmn Dale Clollicr lllilic Lollim Miirrlm Llmrlciic Collins Sherry Cfothrgm CQl.1udi.1 Cox Anim Cross I V P S sic Darb' Y Iipttie Dari J Claudia Davis W john Davis BUT THEY HAVE SOLUTIONS, TOO l'L'SPO1'1SllWllillCS Yf- l7CliCl-S Y-Y OlUjCCllVCS 'Ilan' ml afim- mlm Yi xx .mil tlii- luniurs glut ilu If ui girl. Judy Davis jolm Dcmpscy Mary Diiismorc Bill Dunlmm Ram Dumnbcrry Bruslm lfnlxxglrils C.. I.. H.1zen judith Henry Beverly Henson jusstine Holland john lmes Evoria lxey Barbara jennings Robert L. johnson Wfayne johnson Charlene jones Priscilla jones Shirley jones La-Doris jordan Lana Beth jordan jimmy justice f D.1x'itl lfrkin Nancy lforrester Rvlene lfruin - l P.1mel.1 Gmutlrone Tom Gibson joh.1nn.i Cioldinari Slmron Ciossett M.1rth.i Grubbs Ronaltl Cirubis M.1ry ll.1ll james Hardy johnnie ll.1rinon ul 3 i. W i s - f yi sv! jUNIORS START AN ADVENTURI competition -- exam .3 ., I? it I ' y . -'Q xr .,, . Q, . Q ,. x s .f V, Q F IS SOMETIMES A LITTLE FRIGHTENING . Niikc Kciiiiciiy Durcll Kiiiuidc Ci.iry Kiiw . F PL-i'r'i' King .lim Kiiikcad Dale L.ukcy Kay Line Loy Riilmrd Lam Nita Lc.idt'urd Gail Legg Mary Aim I.ix'c.lN Larry Long den lims rc wrt rms the iutuig . I Long hoped for iiml ar1x1uuS.y axmitul our Senior Cl.1Ss rings jack Looncy Mary Lu Irorincc Li ndai M iiggu rd Nora Marco Luster Martin Nancy Martin 'luiiith Missy-y Siiziiim hhlicc Rini McDoug.il Shirluy McDuug.iI Shi-rrv MnI.p.1ii Don Millar Mui' Lynn Miliicr Di-lows Moori- I.UfCff.1 Mooru Bcity Morgm Shirley Morrison 'Iuiiy hlotlcy jimmy Mullcn Eddie Murphy Iiiyc Nalc tsj. Oman Leis have a home room mrtx' Bcxcrlv Browns mothcr Serial ghost 'md goblln cup cakes and cokes. 54 0 -lorry Pitts llclcn Plummer 1-.J olin Powcr Danni l rim Paul Quirk llgnim 'lung Railxlq BE WONDERFUL AND EXCITING. cliurcli musin - pizza f-A colacs Diils night at the football starlium .mal Mr. XY'illi.ims smiles his appi'ox'al of his sons Gerald and XY. Billie Radcliff Mary Ramsay Mary Rcilwinc Incz Ricliarrls Mary Beth Rolvlwins -loan Robins Johnnie Linda Rock Mike Rock Tom Rohrcr Norma Romano Diane Rooney Barbara Salyers 55 Gene Stackhouse Richard Staples Harold Steen Beverly Sue Stone jackie Swilling Peggy Sue Taylor joe Testa Mildred Thompson Sue Tillman Virginia Tolbert Gary Tolson Melinda Troy Sharon Turnho Helen Vieux Mary Vincent 56 lfxelene Saiiders Mike Siuidlin Bill Sfherman liiye Scott Bill Sherwood R.1mon.1 Silslwee lilizalwcrli Smith Jerry Louise Smith Judy Smith P.it Smith Carol Smithson rlonelle Spdrks vi 'l Lin-QQ L47 3--J -321 f ' N if-i-'AB THE CHALLENGES OF TODAY'S WORLD initiativcfdtalcntffdctermination 1,131 1 5 sf X ' fab ! R. Clmrlcs larry XX'ilson jerry Wilscmn Bill XVood Jerry V4'ood jimmy Wfood Cecil Vfaync Young Suu Xx'LlH'iL'I' I.urr.1inu XX LllA1'C1'l john XX'.mrsun Glynnis XY'cbstcr Lorena XXR-chunt Lonnie Vikcks Rodger XYVCHICI' Judi VC'clsh janet XY!-stland Gerald W'illiams j. XY. Vfilliams Leonard Wfilliams .4 W ,. n-vu 1 gi P- ... Ye? an -'Ill-p in Y 'hi -. - . ..:.. '.',0'. SIESSSII: :Sgt-gtg: . . Z::252::I:'. :Z-2-:I '. .DZ-'c - . -'.s',l. . :I-:.:I::.:. ' -.u- l.s..0 . f:s:T.+.:::sS- ,u .h.- ,n Frgzr-:::2 ls' u' -:-'?:5:g35 . N Q SOPHOMORE OFFICERS joe DCI.2lLlDC'- Billy Motes- Eddie Jennings-- Vlu' Pl'4'Nl51L'I1I Pr'w'fdw1f S4'1'r'ulLlf.y-'I'n',1111 OPHOMORES 58 Q I ' ,I in G. 3 r vi ,UQ 5 :A 4 . X . 'I . D , ' . L . 4 ev. a' if i Z' .1-, tif. 5 Q N H35-f' 'il x if as sli- .ref OPHO ORES DISCOVER MHS Elizabeth Berry John Berry joe Billy Lula Boatner Rithartl Bowden lark Bowen jan Brasfieltl Patricia Britton james Brock Phillip Brown Terry Brown Roger Campbell Vifynema Campbell Sam Cartwright Truett Clampitt Mary Pat Cobb Carol Cole Donna Coleman 'ul 3 XY'aynctte Abbott .lolinnic Adaim Fred Alexander Amy Antlerwn Cheryl Anderxon lillia Antlerwn Tommy Andrews Bill Aslimore Carol Autry johnny Ball jim Bare Eugene Bargae Dona Barklage Carolyn Barnu Bette Beams Mary Becl-chain Linda Bennett Butl BC'il'l'y A i Us nl'i .5 'U- 'T 'Kar Q. A qt-'SX .Vaa- lirncst C.olln'r -Iurly Collier l.inrl.r Cfollicr Mary Cook Iilimlwtlm Cllxlig l'.ltrili.1 Criswcll lNl.u'ilyn Croullm XV41ltcr Crow pl'llL'lIlLl D.1kil Joe DcL11unc Hob Dirkson D.1lc Ditclmmgc I,inc.lr1 Dobbs Mary Ann Douglas Mury Hclsn Dunham Don Durant jimmy Duvall Clmrlcnc Edge OPHO ORES ARE IMPRESSIO ABLE Harrvcy Eller Suu Epps Sandra Folsom Bonnie Foul Carolyn Forkncr Margaret Freeman Pat Chlrigin Xx klDLlLl Gaultncy Douglas Gear Tommy German Larry Giaudrone Paul Giaudrone julin Liilbcrtwn CiL'i1i'qi.iCilm ri' Piiulcttc Ciomlwri Nnniy Kiwrriinri Virki Ciotclicr Ncwtun -I. Ciinniiiicr Id.i Liriilvbs -Iulin lliikr-tt 1Nf.iry H.ilc Gary Hamilton Sh.mm Hamiltnri S.iIliu Ann H.rmmoml Louise Harris lNI.rriL-llcn Hnwkinx Mary Lucllrr Hawkins -Iuiinirc Helms Barlvaim Henry Lynilai Hunxlniy S 9 L. .W 'S A , aiu L 0 A , E THUSIASTIC A D OPTIMI TIC Limos Hcrring ilgu li Hcss Iidxxqml Hill Marilyn MAL- Hulrln-n Lilvlvy Hornc Slmmn Hurtun Iklwarrl ,lcnkins Filrlic ,Icnnings jacob Jernigan Ciiirnlyn ,lm-rnigcn Tommy 'Iuhnstnn Billy jones 4 ' 4 wi f 4' ay rf-q,1.,..4'f X 5 , I A f 61 lv-X Diary 1-9? , Q? If if +4 .J f .4 Y ,-Q If you w,1nt Anything dum- lust call on il snphmnore. Vinki and Sam earn Golden M pcinti. Mnry Ann ,lone Ridm- .lwmns l,l1.1rlw ,lu1J.xn ROY Justice K.1y Kung I.inJ.1 Kinkunl Mary Ann Kinkcml W'nrrcn Knuhncr Nana' l,.1f:CXtl'S 1 cr iy N xx ,. F-' X SOPHOMORES ARE E ERGETIC C' - T -AWB ,M 9 9 dung. -A 1 ,s. ii! li 0-sv yn.- if P' L rd QA '11-4 gn' X I' I' Q Vonnic Laffittc Bill'h.lI'.l Lamb Miqkic Jo Lnrison Tummy I..1w1'L-ncc D2liDLl LeBourgcniS Carrol Lee Kenneth Lewis Lcmy Irwin Patricia Lewis Danny Lindlcy Carole Long Bill Lnwrimurc Mary McAlcstcr J. ls. MLAmIly Chnrlci BILCZUTLI Margaret Mciirvwun Tommy McCmy Chnrlcnc MnFa1rl.1nd 9, ll 'AT .SN I il X i - F 1 flu ,irrv e 'Qi RQ ,lorry My Nully Carolyn Mgiisano l.ou hfiiiisnlirerk Clmrles Marshall Murrire Mason Maxine Massey Sylvia Masxey Carl Miller Freddy Mills CO-OPERATIVE A D CURIOUS Clydell Morton Ronnie Moulton Shirley Munhollnnd Gladys Nrivu Milce Nelson Diana Pine Donald Painter Doug Paschal Richard Putrifk Donald Pietreck Mary Pingleton Pat Pirtle Linda Plymate Ruth Ann Pollard Brenda Polson Polly Puflicett Charles Rains Tommy Ramsey sv 09 QL ,Y 642, in -'X J, f K v t mu rc I king tor bc.1uty??? go looking for .1?ff Pain R.ihui'n lNIclintl.1 Rctlwinc Larry Rhodes Penny Rith.ii'tls Dorothy Rohrcr Gals Rooncy Keith Sanders Micl-:cy Santino Hnlscll Siuxigc YZ SOPHO ORES ARE PARTICIPATORY Donna Sthocminn Bill Sthustcr George Stott Rickey Stott Lynn Slnitkelfoixl Hclcn Simmons -Ioytc Sinus Fayne Sisco Kenneth Sorrcls Lintlii Southern Doc Staples Bobby Stu ans Patsy Sturgeon Sondra Sutton Larry Tiish 1 N. i, F pl X I 'iii I-li al ' M 1. im.,-ff' Ross Tatu JoAnn lllfklllf Tommy Vzmnoy Linda Diane Vuuglmn james Vaughn Bobby Vest Darrell Vieux -lorry XX'41llcn Starlett XX'nrwood If you'rc louking for talent 5,0 txml 1 wplwxmrc TALE TED, A D CONGE IAL. . x X X4 4 4. 5 A iaxlbf ,' 1: 1 nw: ' , 'WD' . xx ng 'sv-Y 7, . 1. 'fn W-iii Lan 'Qu I Linda XYchh Linda XYchStcr jerry XY'ccks james XX E3lCll Dznid XY'csthroolc Put Wfcstcr lflimhcth NY'illi41ms -lguncs XY'illi.1ms Vcrn XY'ilson I.a1Vcta XVinte1's Shirley XVOQJ Carol Joan Vfcmods Tha-r5.1 XVo0dy Ralph xXlO1'SllL1Ill G.1ry'XY'rigl1t Q .1 ii 14 r Www ,F . W. A 1 N fi l , N4 ll! fr! 4 u 0 Time Out! Organizations in MHS, varied as they are, of- fer the students the opportunities to work together, to play together, and to grow together in an understanding of one an- other. Organizations give the opportunity for service, and modern youth is waiting to serve. No generation of youth was ever more ready to respond to a mighty challenge. Through organizations modern youth airs his doubts, his fears, and speaks out boldly for his ideals. Adult leadership in these organizations gives direction to these ideals. 67 F55 -...gs N 'x i S 'W Enthusnsm n the greatest mast ln the xwrld It buts money md power and xntlutncn IM: one hm bhoxxn L,rc1ter cnthus1 lsm for thexr school thc-lr tclloxx cl lssm ltcs md tht. fxcult-, thfm hut thc Student Councnl oftmttrs As 1 telm they hue often qccompllshed the lIHI,OSS1bIC Roberta Mmm Vxcn Prcsndtnt Cow Ircemm Pruxdcnt Iud1tI1HLnrx Irusurnr Slnrlu Momion Secretary TUDE T COUNCIL ACCEPTS THE 1 For Sale 1960 Student dxrectorncs Get yours now' Student Coun C11 members IlI1d.1 Kmltmd Nmq Gormm Hugh Cmupbell md By stung conpunx from tha p Iyar Sold ucry mornxng., Coy Johnny Dila Budzlnsky uv: Some SIICSH1 lnshxp md Xhss Wl1lflkQf Sponsor Lnlblt utrmnc to ply hm rc Qpccti to tht nux AITWLYICIH flxge Et H ', -Q.. 'V - S- Q K ,N 4 -vs t..-. x- Q g I 172. 't 3 3 Sew A ' wx 'J' L x, .M-5 t X X N J! ' . W , Ss X5 . ,fx ,ff iilx ,ff :Iii ,, . , X 14, . i x A s ' ' A '- -. A w J 1 I.. : 1 1 ,H , K 1 ,. ik r..--' 9, ' ' ' A Y: ' Ia. ' . 1 K Ante. ,' 4- ,, The happy teenager is the one who knows the thrill of responsibility, t ...U l 5 --1'-1 J Q. ... V0- ' ag, Ls, 1 I sa Harold Steen, Sharon Allford. Mickie Larison, Edward Brooks. and Vicki Gotcher flash their smiles of salesmanship at a football game. RESPONSIBILITY OE STUDENT LEADERSHIP Votes are placed in teachers mail boxes by Student Council members Nlancy Bohiccr Wayne Moore Polly Puckett and Judy Cacy K1 Student Directories coughdrops Kleencx and paper ire lust some of the articles sold by the Student Council SEATED Nancy Bohrcer Sunnne McBee Dwight Smith STANDING Jm ickson Carol Long Chuck Tipp it 'file ---. Blu Cul? md D0f0fl1Y R0hfff SUN 8 fellow Student During the Christmas season mcmbcrs of the Student Council shoved good Council membef I-OU Mimqfhfeck Pict'-lfed hefe 'Nth 3 cheer by treating., the teachers Pictured Gail Ieag Judy Scott Robertt Martin friend 69 . K 1 , W., ,, Y , , 2 . -a t s 1 V . x . I .. -s cv at Q9 , I t I y l .. .. T.. 1 A . i J: , ' . ' if. l f 1' z . 5 Hlll ' A lun , , l . .... 'fr :ll TV- - I T fe ' I 1 K Lf i...1i fl ,ad ,Z ,Z - V 1 4 ' x' X ' 5,7 Y 7 yy: I' , I ' It , ' I , -It A, l - l V :ju J - f X Y' .' 5 -s ' K 5, is ' K, I A ,K ' , y , - . ' i ' Y . . ' 1 .' .t . j . 1 . - -fm-i,...,A,.,, SPONSOR EDITOR ASSOCIATE EDITOR Mrs. Sarah Harris Karen Stansbury Dwight Smith ANNUAL STAFF CAPTURES 1960 lt has been the purpose of the 1960 Dfnzmzg Rabbi! staff to picture for your inspec- tion that strange creature, the modern teenager. Everyone knows what is wrong with him. Wfe give you glimpses of what is right with him. He is neither all good nor all bad, one moment he is carefree and the next moment serious, daring and wild one day and conservative and demure the next. But this is because he is a stranger to himself, The strange forces within him are untested and unexplored. He has a great curiosity about life. He wants to know. He must examine and try them all. He has not yet learned the difference between the good and the bad impulses and so gives free rein to all. It is the job of adults to see that he learns to distinguish between the good and the bad impulses. 5 ' v wdnnfw-' ff' - V.--.mwif ':. - . f . Ja- .':- ,,s. ' 'Aft xlN'4 X A Q- if 'ix A, L f ' Too stuffed to comment CFS' i. 4 - I as ' He survived! jack Suuthartl, Staff Photographer 0 fl . yearbook. Q' 7 A A ffl ,Sr f The night members help the regular staff keep the is Rahhit Dancing. To each his own- 'The wheels grind. the mitlnight oil burns, and the annual staff edits your ,gi f ff . Dates and studying give way to the Christmas L Spirit as staff memhers decorate the tree and halls. JH. '1 These annual staff members find that putting out a yearbook isn't all work. Left to right: Beverly Brown, Gail Legg, Mary Dinsmore, Dwight Smith, Tom- my German. Karen Stansbury. Beth Dinsmore, Jimmy justice, and Bill Culp. K' .1 .J Irv' N s 179. 1 1 ' 1 . le XY'elll I told vou not to throw anything away until after the im deadline. 7l N. 4.'NV During the noon hour you can often find Miss Mae Small- wood, Sponsor, iintl the Associate editor, Dam Lovell, en- joying ii cup of tc.i nm, ri- . -BS -4 4-W -W N N1 That feeling of responsibilityMlitlitor, Lou Ell.1 james, checks copy with 'lohanngi Goldman aintl Clgiucliii Davis. BUFFA-LO -DGWN REPORTS MHS NEWS An informed Student is easy to leacl, but 17. 'PV 1--N Thursday evening and a rush to get to press keeps the Staff busy, Pictured are Sharon Turnbo, Mary Vincent, reportersg john Power interviews Edwin Maloy fAll State Choir 59-60, football, and basketball lettermanb. exchange Student from Holclenville. 72 M. l t , A , lt -e-,k Y . ' ' .1 x ., 'lil Judy Cacy listens as reporters Suzanne Mcli-ee and Virginia Tolbert ex4 press their desires for membership in the Quill and Scroll. AS VIEWED BY STUDENT REPORTERS difficult to drive, easy to govern, impossible to enslave. Q Reporters .limmy Mullen and Iflizrilveth Ambrose discuss a recently published news item with News Editor Phyllis Belcher. .X-, sf. QQ. a , 9 Marilyn Lindsay. Feature Editorg Linda Colvard and john Power, reporters, Staff photographer, jack Soutlmrd. takes ll picture of Mary Lynn Mil- ner and Christie Arnote, Let's have a great big smile. 73 1 'Xa' i O FIRSI ROW jlmmy Mullen Nlncl-.cy Qantmo MII-.Q Nelson Don Nlrllcr Tom Rohrer B1llBr.1tton Bxll Wood Rrllph Worshanu johnny Budzmslcy SECOND ROW jlclx Hess Clrrol Ice Rodney Barnes Cecll blllilii lxlllxi Rock Giry King Mllxe Smdlm hir Wforthen Sponsor THIRD ROV XX Irrcn lxuchmr Chlrlcs Runs B1lly Wlgrmncr Iynn Rhrclelelord Dale Lackey B1ll Dunlmm Tom Berenson KEY CLUB GIVES MEMBERS OPPORTUNITIES The purpose ot Key Club 15 scryrce Its obyectnye IS to bulld a better home sehool Ind communlty to sc-rye God combatlng all forces which tend to undermlnc thcse lI1StltL1tl0HS The MHS Key Club sponsored by the local KlYX3U1S Club 1nd under the school lmdershxp of Mr H1rold Wforthen has ac comphshed much toward these obyectlyes '41,-1--' 3 Key Club offrccrs pay trlbute to therr sponsor, Mr Harold Worthen Lonnre .Ind Rlchard take an order for a frult cake from Bill Wood, Treasurer, johnny Budzmslty Secretary, Mrke Rock Vlce Mrs Glen Emtt Presldent and Tom Rohrer Presrdent ---1--f-N-+ ' ' V. C 1 , A ' -ans V v v , 4 - 4- .. . I 5' sa L' 4 . ,, fi, ' .'.- . xf-'X h M9 I g 4. t V x ,Q . Q' R ' ' . , he :' , r' 4- 1 .. XX 4 E. ' ' nl If IS I nl ' 1 1 e 4 , 4 1 1 o I ' u no ' 4 a o ll , Q V , 'C . P W . . 2 ' ' ' '. 4 1 L' ' ' 1 A. .' . 1 ' A . ' ', ' . , . FOURTH ROW? Donald Petricek, Luster Martin, Lonnie XY'eeks. Gerry' Pace, D.1w Kaiser, Bob Poor, john Power, jim Garriger. :wi gg , , ' . ' 4 ' 4 . . I , ' r' ' . F rt 1 1 W 'I I QL Q '. A h I ' .- - f e 4 gf iz ' X . - y .E l --I S , 0. ' ' I a f -xl l 3' v -, E- ff' x J W- 1 l' 'l Y , ' ' f. - I 1 x x I f A 31-J- 74 , DL P5 4 Teenagers recognize that Ll beautiful campus of somebody's labor. FOR SERVICE is the result 4 ra i Mr. Paul Crowl. -lr., u local Kiwanis member. gives his support to the Key Club project of building horseshoe pits. Whnqf, t, wp. ,4- . ' ' 4- U-J - Gil Q..Q' zggifv f twine' gk! Ttrj---K1 v 0 -A l-' 'V is mpg W sa. Ar Boys working together in service for others are not likely to be problem boys of our community. 'i 1- f ,R . Fi 4 .. come the efforts. A boy will value those things to which he has given his time and his 75 F Vioxx Vkoxw work hlrd irq mm: pu Qlmt xtunts xxhuh ITL thx Us tlutr mtl lid much lo school morlle M1 Duns sponsor Hugo Cnnpbcll Sccretm Dlle. Llclxey Pruulcnt Gtrtld XX1Il11mS 'Irmsurtr md Iuxtu Martnn Vlct Prcsldent tra gcttmg reuly to present onc of tht flIN0lIN XX ou VC ou stuntx -vi. ,ge 'rv--H' Wh. uit think xx h it those hrne XX ou XX ow pledges xxcnt through Woxs Wfoxw mkc pleasurg ln proudxnq that spccnal h1lf txme llft for the phyc-rs - '9 ff! 4 I v I H , ff 19 ' A 3 1 li t , i 5 0-X ' V x Q t J. , , -YX7 S FIRE gr , A , ff f h A o P 0' . 7 f K b ft I . ottt ,s o-,. ' I' K V,.1 , Q? 4 t l K ff ' Q He Y if xv., 4? air: .gmt R03 Ofrunns mr U5 gi- 4 Busted' W'1th no lxghts and low o1l thc Vow Wow tnp to Bog, UP SPIRIT Splt polxsh that' says Mr Dans Wl1en you fxmsh wash the sldexx allt wuth your toothbrush -AQ What an assembly' At flrst wc thought thc beatmlts had taken over but we found out later xt was only those zany Wow Wfows 4 ' wx I I . l. K . 157: - .yi '. Q H .V . A f ina' I Y - r . n , ,,, I ' , A ' J ff-W' s u .- -.- ms l 1 ' 5 , ta- :f-4-f-'- , V Q b fl, I 5 ' a .-5? x ' V Springs had more trouble than a wagon train, but wow, what fun. . 1 A g . X , ' Q be -T 9 Y Q 1 A 5-1 Q : x' V I M, I ' , , :Qyvtl A ,W ll . I x K IA is - V, l . ff, ' . .V V ,lam ., A f N fy Y . Qi 'v, Vg, A FIRST ROXYY Susie Darby, Gale Budzinsky. Mariellen Jones. Gerry Pace. Linda Allford, Genie Shuller, Carol Clifft. SECOND ROW: Loyce Basolo, Judi NVQ-Ish. Jackie Swilling. Marilyn Holden, Maxine Massey, Juanice Helms, LeVeta Winters, Jo Ann Trout, Shirley Hott'- man. Margaret Freeman, Carolyn Herring, Ginger Swilling, Sue Epps. hfary Beckham. Vicki Gotcher. THIRD ROW: Claudia Davis, Zelma Bowman, Connie Turner, Lou Ella James, Sondra Bledsoe, Mary Lu Lorince, Patsy Owen, Sharon Allford, Gail Legg, Nema Campbell, Carolyn Forkner. Thelma Dakil. Libby Horne. Mary Ann Jones. Nancy Forrester. Barbara Henry. FOURTH ROW: Mary Lynn Milner, Mary Ann Lively. Christie Arnote. Shirley Morrison. Dottie Data, Sue Stone. Alta Mae Gipson. Mary Nigh, Johanna Goldman, Mary Dins- more. Mary Helen Dunham. Jusstine Holland. Sharon Gossett, LaDoris Jordan, Norma Romano. FIFTH ROXW: Joan Robbins. Carolyn Smithson. Carolyn Barnes. Sharon Hamilton. Charlene Edge, Priscilla Jones, Evoria Ivey, Judith Henry, Beverly Brown, Sallie Ham- mond. Mickie Larison. Donna Coleman, Patricia Adams. Sue XValker. SIXTH ROXV: Nancy LaFevers, Penny Richards. Dorothy Rohrer. Carol Long, Brenda Polson, Margaret McCowan, Janice Carano. Nancy Gorman, Diana Pace, Janice Presnell, Janice Beckham. Kay Lane. Lana Beth Jordan. Beth Dinsmore. SEVENTH ROW: Polly Puckett. Clydell Morton, Elizabeth Berry, Linda Dobbs. Roberta Martin, Latsy Gooch, Carolyn Sadler. Judy Scott. Virginia Self. Raylene Fruin. Judy Davis. Daina LeBourgeois. EIGHTH ROVU: Barbara Jennings, Jerry Smith. Carol Born. Sharon Turnbo, Faye Nale. Elizabeth Ambrose. Carol Cole. Lou Manschreck. YANNUSH BoosTs SCHOOL SPIRIT AS THE 1 Mrs. Lawrence and Mrs. Turnbo, Yannush sponsors. Janice Carano, Steve Carano, and Judy Davis cheer the mighty Buffs to an- always have outstanding ideas for boosting school other victory. spirit. 78 yn W5 , ,.... - T3 F, ai , MHS chccrlcadcrs Suzy Darby Gale Budzinsky, Linda Allford. Gerry Pace, Mariellcn jones, Genie Sliullur. :mtl Carol Clifft are always at the games full of pep and energy ready to back thc- Buffs nn to victory. GIRLS BACK THE BUFFS ALL THE WAY. Three Yannusli mambo rs ' ul i give a Woxx'-W'oxx' some pointers On a new yell. Sharon Gossc-tt. Secretary: Loycc Basolo. Presidentg and Dottie Data, Vice Prcsitlcnt. look mer the activities they have planned for Yannusli during the year. A full trme yob md 1 N3fl0Ull Honor Socxety member udy 'lui fmds real yov rn her work at Edu lrds Bool-. Store THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY rs composed of those Senlors who 1n the oprmon of the faculty contrrbuted the most to the school rn character scholarshrp seryrce and leader shrp The nucleus of thls group selected near the end of therr yunror year IS yomed at mud term by a larger group of semor rmtrates The deslre of all Senrors to be a member of the Na tronal Honor Soc1ety makes the competltron ex tremely keen 'E im, Reward comes by farthful servrce BIISS Kathleen Verth and Mrs Ola Murry are the sponsors of the Natronal Honor Socrety The greatest remedy for boredom rs an actrye xnterest rn people and thrngs Brll Culp flnds 11 challenge to hxs Iflgenlllly rn boat burldmg, Gay Beale Sharon Haggard Rosemary Gllbreath Lou Ella james Preildffll Vue Prerldenl Serrelary Trearurer h . s-. . 5 4 . . l , 8 . ' ' D .. l v,f,l kv . ' , 5' - ' - ' ' E . ' l , . 1 I . I . I Qc , , .1 N - ' Y 1 Pr A ' 'W . I Al .v:if'.a1ii'-EQA' , ' V K ' Q 3 K. l. :jf ' F A Fa. . el A W l ,. f . ' ' F A .,,.- 'I 1 J ni- ' J y. I . 1 'H Q9 4 ' I I y 1 If 1 I, . 1 5 ' - -- Cl . I sm., Phyllis Belcher Judy Cacy Bill Culp - 1 'l ,.. 's 34 vo Jerry Ennis Coy Freeman KHYCH Hale V S? 3 ra 42 jx. . 'W 0- 2 , , . .fi si W Clark Howard Kay Kerr i T17 james Shipley Genie Shuller Myron Smith if Book XX'orms? Not on your life! Success is often 11 direct result of the way a st-udcnt uses his time. Iii Shun Q vi' 2 Susan Leach Dana Lou Lovell Robq-fm lxfnfgin 735:67 X1 Claudia Tangye Judy Tun 8 I R y ,R . 4 The future of the profession is secure when entrusted to such young people as Patsy Owen, Gail Legg, Sharon Allfortl, and Janice Beckham. F TURE fill-5x' XY orry is like LI rocking chair. says Mr, Ashmore. cluh sponsor. It gives you something to do, but it won't get you any place. so just relax and think your problem through. Pictured: Lana Beth jordan. 34? W? Mr. Hefley, principal of Vifilliam Gay, and a successful teacher of many years, discusses teaching methods with Jusstine Holland. TEACHERS OE AMERICA PREPARES TO If you want to get across an The primary lesson for a student teach- er: lf something goes wrong, it is more important to talk about who is golng to to 3 A f 'Qtf'1f'1E 'va 1 These girls, Mary Lu Lorince, Dottie Data, and Nita Leadford, have found that nothing is particularly hard if you divide it into small jobs. Amp. A future teacher must look well into himself to determine if he has that source of courage and dedication necessary to meet the chal- lenges of the profession. Seated are Susan Leach, President: Roberta Martin, Vice Presidentg standing, Johanna Goldman, Reporterg Dot' tie Data, Treasurerg Norma Romano, I-listoriang Mary Linda Cole, Secretary: Carol Kay Hunter, Historian. INFLUENCE TOMORROW'S WORLD. idea, wrap it up in a person. fix it than who is to blame. Pictured: Johanna Goldman and Norma Romano with students from Emerson School, i Future teachers, Sharon Haggard and Judy Burba. dis- tribute programs at a County Teachers' Meeting. -. I 6 In the teaching profession the difference between one teacher and another is not mere ability-it is energy and enthusiasm. Barbara Jennings and Lorene Beck possess both. 83 CIRL9' ' H mlclen. - v A1 i ,A N dn, .. ' 3 -4 ' s Q - c. ...L ' .ag -, - '.. f ' ,. L .1 f 'w .- , , -. .. B , 4 , . , . iv V - - ,, 'l F Q . if id Q if 'Q rf Q l N' .. C ll- Q i sa ' 'j I . FIRST ROXY: Slrx liorlunil. Ck-li.r -lonw. Kay Kerr. Lou Ell.1 -lrrniei. Sonrlixi liletlsou, Bill Miller. Coy Freenmn. Bill Culp. Bob Poor, Gerry Pace, Tom lierenxon, John Power, Ronnie Brown, Sluron Alltorel, Prrtsy Owen. Sue Stone. Anim Pascoe. SECOND ROXYY wlurli XXL-lxli. Dottie D.1t.i. Nl.ir1' l.u I.orinCe. Inez Riclmrils. Ginger Swilling. l.uxter Martin, D.1rrell Kinliciitl, D.1ve K.1iSer, Tom Rolrrer. Jim N.1LlSll. Dale luclqey. XY.iyne Moore, jack Loon- ey, Mickie Lgirison, Donn.i Coleman, Shirley Morrison. THIRD ROXx,I l.inii.i liriggrnte. Sue X'i'.ilker l,.lll'lL'l.l Ailamx, Glynnis Wfelw- srer. Cl.1uili.1 D.1x'ix, Yl, XX . X'i'illi.unN. D.mny Cary. Hugo Camp- bell. Geixiltl Vfillirims. Huroltl Oliver. Dmiel Xlfliitfielil, Melinda Troy. lliye Nnlc. Vi'ynem.1 Crimplwell, Carolyn Forkner. FOURTH ROXY: Clytlell Morton, lirirlmiixi -lennings, ,lurlitlu Henry. Beverly Brown, Norma Romano, Ylolmnnri Goldman, Nancy Forrester, Con- nie Turner. jimmy lustice, Curtis Balaer. Leonard Willi.1rns. Clark Hownrtl. Mary Ann Lively, Rol'uci't.i Martin, Linda Allforrl, Judy Tuu, l Ilf'l'H ROXXT Nancy Gorman. Louise Harris, Mary Ann Kinlcerul. Amy Anderson, Eliznlwetli Berry, Nita Leuclforrl. Barbara THE MIXED CHORUS SANG ITS -11 N ' 2 l'RlO: M.iry Ann l.iu-ly. N.rnCy lioircster, .intl Marilyn BOYS' QI'AR'I'I2'1': Corky Oliver. Curtis Barker, Darrell Kin- c.ulc, .mil XVi1ync Moore. ' C s w. ' -1- 1 s E 5 2+ g Z Q., V , A 1 is . Q V. , a , ' 1 irq? FIFTH ROW' fcontj Salycrs, Mariellen Jones. Genie Shuller Claudia Tangye, Shirley Grimes, Sondra Sutton. Nancy I.aFevcrs Polly Puckett. Elaine Goodner. SIXTH ROVU: Mary Lynn Milner Elizabeth Craig. Christie Arnote, Nancy Bohrcer. Sherry Cothran Gail Legg, Judy Motley, Judy Cacy. Carol Hunter, Thelma Dakil Deloris Chandler. Judy Davis. Sharon Turnbo. Helen Cato. Mar- ilyn Crouch. Gloria Scott, SEVENTH ROXY: Margaret Freeman Kay Lane. Diana Pace. Billie Radcliff, Sharon Gossc-tt. janet VC'c-st- land, Patty Criswcll, Mary Bccl-cham. Vicki Gotrher. Brenda Polson Barbara Henry. Gcorgann Winn. Sue XY'eiggant. Dorothy Rohrer Mary Helen Dunham. Carol Cole. Alta Mae Gipson. WAY THROUGH AN EVENTFUL YEAR GIRLS' QUARTET: Elizabeth Craig. Elizabeth Berry. Kay Kerr, and Shirley Grimes. GIRLS' SEXTET: Elizabeth Craig. Elizabeth Berry, Mary Ann Lise ly. Kay Kerr. Delores Chandler, and Marilyn Holden. fs fs I N-11,5 GIRI S CHOIR FIRSI ROXX Kim P1tCohb Iourse Hrrrr Xlrxrne Mrssu Dune Vxuehn Delores Chandler Alta Mme Crhson Florcnec Wechunt Iudx Duxs Inlrre Nxxrllme ludr Nel on ICOND ROW josephrne Olandes Xllfllyfl Holden Dorthv Hubhlrd Amtl Pxsnoe Sharon Gossert Jklllfllll L lln rn Dorm Dlfl Mm Ann Jonas Xxncy Iorrcster Mm Nrgh Shrrley Grrmes Put Anderson Faye N1le Judy Smith IHIRD ROXX Frye ford Donnr Bul-:ledge Connre Iurncr Crrol Born judrth Massey Iou Mmschreclr Sherry MCClean Kfry Ixrrr Cvlle Rooms Sondrr Bledsoe Clths Bxlrer Klren Qtlnsbury Mrry Lynn Mrlner INIar1lyn Crouch Shlron Tumbo Lfargaret Czthu Bubrrr Qmrfh FOI RTH ROXX Nfrs Borland Amy Anderson Lrndr Rock Elrzabeth Cralg INeld1 Lulxer Elrmbeth Brarg Ellzabeth Berrs j1nctXX'estland Mary Vmcent Brosha Edwards Betty MeCray Elrzabeth An brose Shrrlcy Morrrson iumnne McBee Clludu Tmeyc Latsw Gooch Cfrrolyn Sadler IXIIQ Ann Lrxely Inez Rrchrrds L1 os Bell BOX S CHOIR FIRSI ROW' Rrchard Caxes George Henderson ymc S1m Wayne Moore Darrell Krnkeacl Ronme Brown Leonard Wrllmms Delores Chandler SECOND ROW Joe McConnell Darryll Barnes Harold Olner james Mathrs Brll Wood J W Wrlllanxs Dale Lackey Curtis Baker Nancy LaFescrs THIRD ROXX Hugo Campbell Gerald Wrllrams Mxke Hirrrngton Ronme Rlppee Carl Muller Pat Icstcr Chlrles Hermndez john Shores Ilffy long YOLRIIH ROW j1cob jernxgen Danny Cacy jack Looney john Peters Brll Mlllcr Daniel Whxtfxclrl Gary Tolson, Clxrk I-Iowrrrd Bob Nelms, Mrs Borland BAND JOINS MARDI GRAS 1 mt cnt 0 1 ptrfrct c tx or 1 perftct Mmh bus trq Oh' o gat my umform md home to had Io Qtlrt thc html off Kljxht xt xx IS cquxppul wlth Completely mu umformi tht flrst m txxtlxt ymrs About tum hundud pwplg cum to xulconu the tired band homt from the Mlrdl GHS After breakfast on jackson Square and lunch at a INaxy base a fue course dmncr m the Roosexclt Hotel xx ts 1 maznxfxcent fmalc to our Mardi Gras tnp we , -. . 5 - .xl JK , I Q . lx , V . N ., L F tu V .t , K -. I r . f-X. 'ly . t - f V'-5:1 9' V ' x ' - . I ' ' 1 f . ' ' 11 1 ' 1 ' N 1 'N . T f5C'f3'5' A TW A ,Al X 11,5 , lg 4.v'. V1 .2 V. ,V Av lf. ., . .Q I l' 'I 'ln .. . -, 1 . 4 R 5 'A . I 1 Left: FIRST ROXV: jimmy Sellars, Susan I.e.1ch, Floyd Bridgewat- er, Gail Legg, Patsy Owen, Shuron Allfortl, Linda Collier, and Sylvia Massey. Right, FIRST ROV? Dann Lovell, Susie Darby, Carol Clifft, Cheryl Anderson, Carol Long, Gale Budzinsky, Cathy Baker. and Linda Kinkead. Left, SECOND ROW: Linda Webster, -Iudy Cncy. Carol Ruger. Beverly Strode, Billie Radcliff, Nita Led- ford, and Barbara Salyers. Right, SECOND ROW: Genie Shuller, Mary Linda Cole. Carol Kay Hunter, Latsy Gooch, Carol Cole, and Dorothy Rohrer. Left, THIRD ROW: Linda Southern, Patsy Du- Priest. Nancy Bohreer, and Pat Adams. Right, THIRD ROW: Bill Culp. Glynnis Webster, Donald Tohkubbi. and J. B. Mc- D MARCHES PROUDLY IN QQ With their sharp new uniforms and 1 tricky stunt thc hind took first place in the S Af Q1 ' When the Lieutenant Governor points his finger at you, you play! 'H Anally. Left. FOURTH ROXW: Sondra Sutton, Patricia Criswell. Mary Cook, and Warren Kuener. Right, FOVRTH ROXX': Tommy Brooks, Tommy Vannoy, Mike Nelson, Ronnie Moulton, Gary Wright, jack Hess, Charles Rains. and Darrell Vieux. FIFTH ROW: Johnny Ball, Billy Schuster. Charles hfarshall. Billy Sher- wood, Tommy Gibson, Robert johnson, jim Hester, jim Cecil, George Brence, Ernie Owen, Wayne Moore, Tom Berenson, New- ton Grammer, jesse Raborn, and Dwayne Moore. SIXTH ROXY7: Claudia Cox, Don Hunt, Coy Freeman, Ronald johnson, Margaret Freeman, Linda Bennett. Band Director Harold Hedges, Tom Cle- land, Danny Cacy, Luster Martin. and Tommy Rohrer, 'rw 5. LA 5 SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY FUNCTIONS MAJORETTES: Mary Linda Cole, Mary Lu Lorince, Cathy Baker, Susan Leach Latsy Gooch and Nancy Bohreer DRUM MAJOR: Judy Cary. XAIIOXAI IORINQI IIACI I FD Sm wm mn Ill IANDING lllvlwy Ilmnc crry Lnnrs .M Elton Nlux Ann Lnclx Irncll Allforl S1111 CII'fNXI'lglIf XI1r1cllcn jomx C my Iicxlc Slnrlu C tunes I lum Gum ncr GC DIN Xl I'IRbT ROXX I bln Hnrnt llcl Dllxl Dvrutl lux s Tom Brxlxctxcltl NFCOXD ROW Nuc Stunt Slnrlcy hun Pollx Puckett IOI RIH ROXX Qhclrx Lutlum Mug Ann Lrxels Dxmx Prcc IIIIH ROV Nun Cxrtxxugmt Stexe Gruhun Nm x Lormm Nllrxcllcn Iones Roger XX exher Ilflll Allturtl Mxrtn Qnntlm Gax Bula Mr ITIIOH THE SPIQFCH CLUBS ot NIHS do much to pro mote IWIFIILIPHIOII ot students mn php and 1sscm bl1c's Ixcry stuclcnt lux ln opportumty to joxn xclub lt he ls urllnm, to work lntl gun thc pmnts I'CLlLIlI'CLl to bccomc 1 member lrlxlc tus ln L, 1ttc1 ux lm Who coultl lslx for mute? C7 -.D 7 10 2 N ATION AI T I-IFSPIAIN FIRST ROW Vltkl Gotcher md Wallace Buckner SECOIND ROW Faye Nale, Mary Ann Llvcly, Claudia Tangyc, Lmda Allford, .md 'Ihclma Dakxl THIRD ROW L1bby Horne, Mary Helen Dunlmm Erncstnne Lout Gay Beale, and Marrlyn Lmdsey FOURTH ROW Tony Brakcfxeld Marlcllen Jones Amta Pascoe lou Ellx JIINCS I'II'TH ROW jim jackson, Darryl Kmkead, Phllxp Davidson, 90 Mr Eaton, Bob INcIms I I B. .1 I P VN 3 ' V ' ' x c 1 ' I E ' T I' -- - Q 1 Vx. . ' , 'Q 39' . ' N u I. ,gl - Q , , . Q A 1 K- f I - R 2 . 'K - 4 Q .' .7 C .I If 1 Q SIfA'l'. 2 f - Stl ', My' S rtlm S .' f 3 .' I' ' ' 1 . : I . , F. '1 . I 1 .' . 1, .ig ,L ' 'K' . ' ' . . ' ' 91 1 x f A Q ., if ' l If l R II. H - E A ' 1 .i I' -, 1An1.1 . 'i, 1 my .' ' Grinles, Blninn- Otmstlnc-1'. .THIRD ROXYI: Mary Hclc-n Dun- ' 1 . , f. ti' Q . , I . 7 ' D 5 H' , .14 I . -' H ,, I , l' '. 1 . QL . ' X 4 1 D Y A A . t - SIN ' , 51 4 tl jl' Ll p. 'tra l you . . . ' ' 4, ' ' . 'J' lf Y fi T' N ' L ol .- .. 'Y 3 , . 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C7 'Ihe ehurches can get more young people to gne therr Ines for mrssronary causes than It can get money from the older generatlon to send them to the flelds Susre Darby Chaplatn judlth Henry Secretary XVayne Moore CoPres1dent Sharon Allford Treasurer Mary Ann Prstocco Co Presrdent STUDENTS IOR CHRIST a non denomlnatronal organrzatlon sponsored by Mlss Mable Aston and Mr acle Berry encourages etch student rn 1ts member shrp ro be an ambassador tor Chnst It purpose IS to encourage each member to promote 1 Chrrstran atmosphere rn the eltssrooms 1nd halls and on the grounds of MHS Members are responsxble for the duly scrrpture readtng de votronals rn assemblres and the prayer before each home football game Students talerng therr stand for Chrrst novr and rn the past haxe made MHS a stronger and nobler school Mrss Aston and Mr Berry sponsors add some rtems to the organrzatnons Christmas basket 'ca Rex L L Bowles Dlstrrct Supermtendent of the Methodlst Church ds cusses hrs plans for the Thanksgrxrng Serxrces xuth janet XWestland Mary The school clay begms xuth a member of the Ann Lnely jrm jackson and his son Paul Bowles Students for Chrrst reading the scripture . 1 . Y . . V . . A Y p A . 4 . . ' I , 9 '. 1 ' , - Q - , z l ' he , . a 4 1 'Y' H ' A . J V . ,y . 6 I L ' ' - -gf . , . . . ' . 4 L ' . Q f ' . A ' ' e . I' ' ' ' S 1 . e L 1 e . x K 1 . . L . v . A , - B . 7 L L v 1 . - X A K f ' -4 I v . 6 'B G B 4 . x ' . , : - . , 1 l . 9' : 3 .-'1'3'E.4fY 'rm ' ' , ' 1 . 3 'VA fn- fl .. +A I. ' ' 7 . A- . .- W- - -Q gg ' ' T e ' -'-'ff v -- , ' ' .af- ., Y. I . ' , ' 1 . A 6 v l V Q ' , , ' Q v' Q - v ' . V - u - - y ' . - . . Wigs sff'?vv f .SNA iN A! Hr AY- b Y NW' ww fkf f JP I, 51? 5' Aff is 3 sq 7 Y , . x 5 fY-'72 : ':X Y?N I ,Ax .. A 4,' ' i V' ' J v 3 5 4 ' ' X Dunnx., dnstrrct rnecrxng, DI: students loolx our mi ternls xuth Mr Tad But slsslsttnt Stltc Supcrxlsor S Wltlm lmaglnltlon l dllltgent xuuh DI nttlpers plOX1dt. thc. Lluh xx tl outstmdrng, ltrdnrshny DISTRIBUTIVF FDUFA'IION1 or DI rs lt rs more popularly ltnoxyn ns 1 xotttuonll trumnyg, prolrun dcsl ned to llliffllil students who vt mt to enter dI5fI'll5L1flXC octupltmons ysholcsllrnf rctuhng and serylce frelds The PHITILIPTYIUAQ students lttcnd cltsses h rlf 11 day then are :men the OPl7OffL1Illly to recent 1dd1t1on1l h1Qh sthool tredrts for employment xxhnh rs mule uullhlc hy lotll husrnessmcn lor the trrct Oftlcers Nlettrng Other lctryltles mclude the Imywloyer Employee Binquet 1nd x med tluh projects tor the Sttte Conyentxon Through these Ictlynlts students ducloyw qurhtms ot lerclcrshrp and self relnnct rdhcrenne tm hxgh Lthlul srmdards md 1 sense of responsrbrlrty U-1 Turn' 1- FIRST ROXX Celm jones, Susm Leach, Barbara Peterson, Mary Llnda Cole Glcndr Esatt bfldgfi Broun Mary Ann Prstocco SEC OND ROW Ronnie johnson, john Phrpps Blll L1eb, Judy Scott Bxlhc Sue Drsmulxe, Dale Vaughn, Betty' Northcutt, Blanqurta Mc Clendon THIRD ROW Wlley 'I1nker, Cecrl Young, Roger Wortlrarrw jerry Carlvle Ronnnc lexus, Miss Muller FOURTH ROW Al fred McConthv, 'Iommy Wfelsh, itotty Helms, Lcwrs Nash Crrcled Miss Paulmv. P.1lm1.r sponsor 93 l l Rl 1 1 L , 5 , W ' . A g , w ' f . . , , , L 5 . ' A' V L Q.. 4 ' H . ! f ' 1 6 ' 5 I . .A V Ylyx V A .'A A' ant M ' i mv' ' ' A A ' 'im 4 ' ' '. ' W. 1 1 , ' r , 4. ' ' . ' ' , ' ,. r I I ' .2 ' 4, L , school year 1959-60. the local club was host to thc Southeastern Dis- y - . - .-. ' ., .-' 1-V.. - - I ' it 1 rf' 1 . II? 'K' PT: 'Z' ' 0 wg, ..' ' 'Q .v 1. ' ' w b ' x 3,1 - , H I R T7 a I .R Q g , . ' as I 1 v.. 'X I' ' QHN.. 5 -iff' it V -5 v ' Q R ' X .w km, -1 uw 5 ' -3 A 4 ' A '4 i V FIRST ROW Barbara Emerson Sue Wergant Ruth Pollard I.aVet1 Wrnters Juanlce Helms Mamne Massey Mary Pat Cobb Lmda Hensley SECOND ROXY Mrs Vogel Do othy Hubbard Glorra Scott Lajoy Bell Prrscrlla Jones Lmda Brlgance Judy Motley lNerna Campbell Zelma Bowman Rrta McDougal THIRD ROW Ixelda Luker Thersa Woody Amy Lou Anderson jane Karen Hale Joyce Vxoody Joyce Olrver jamce Presnell Margaret Cathey Eluabeth Anderson Lmda Lackey gamzed groups of grrls who xyorlx and plan m order to 6 make their future homes morc lelsant and llyable FUTURE HOMENIAKERS OF AMERICA IS an or Q Q It IS 1 natronal ornamzatron vshoseppurposcs arc to pro motc a groyylng apprcclltron ol the joys nd satlstlc trons of homcmrlcmg to cncourxgc democrlcy rn home and communrty lrle and to yxorlx for a good home md frmlly em rronment tor all I PlCfllX'CCl blorrz Scott Prcsllcnt Ixlren H111 Vxct Prcsnltnt oycc mcntarnn rumcc rlelms Song Lcrdcr lrndr Collner Pmmst Sue Xkergant Rcyortcr Wyncmr Campbell I-lnstorxan fri 0 -ii ...---' fw- '---N emacs ' Karen I-Idle lzllbot A rcccnt hrlilt' IS PILKLIFCLI In hir l0XClY RCW The bclutlful cmdlc lrqht lnstlllatron for tnc IHA offlccrs lnghlrghts home the year I' n' ' .' I I I I ' Y C I I I I '- I '3 - I 5 y Y 1 ' y I I 'I V A 3 I I 3 I ' I ' Y Y I 3 7 ,, . . ., . Y! I Y 3 V7 3 ' 1 . Q . V 1' . J - Jai? . . V ' I . H v L 1- -' i , - , L , ', l K4 5 y 7' , ' ,. J '. ' Cty' .Q I - f I 1 54 ' A 1 4 ' A rf ' L ' . w , . , , Q ' ' f , 1 , Q . . . I L v ' r il 3 If ' I X . E 22 11 I as 1 'Y ly'ur1-I' . A -z ' X f' , '1'L 'L .x if ' 3-II' Wfoody, Sccretaryg Mary' Waltson, Trcasurcrg Lavctrr Wrnters, Parlia- K - f 4 1 Ig 1 ' ', 1 -1 . 4 . . . Q . 'f ' ,X , , r, , , , '- ', - ,IME . I . .I 3 .D h A U V. ' :nl , I 'l fr Q C' ' . Q : 15 1 L 5 . C.-H 'W I . lg t I ' I y , i ' Q 1 . - Lu. A ' - ' 4 1 ' X J I g-laf,,,. , F . y . JV- X 1 , .K as , ,Vi , I ,. 3 A. ,. T if-tw'-' 'I 1 . -- 'I' JA l a I ' it J' s ' Q ' .. , - . -' -, ' h 5. 1 , y T .,., si' .V V 94 OFFICE AIDS Mis s Smith, Linda Dobbs, Pam Giiiurlrone, NX' a n rl a Gaultncy, Joan Robbins, Shir- lcy McDougal, Barbara Emer- son, Vonnic Lnffittc, Carolyn Sridlcr. Sandra Folsom. LIBRARY AIDS Sue Tillman. Donna Schoe- mann. Barbam Smith, Mary Pinglcton, Zclma Bowman, Sue Epps, Linda Lackey. Can- dy Maisnno. Mrs. Addy, SECRIZTARIAI. Cl.I,'B FIRST ROVU: Janice Cara- no, Carolyn Herring, Rosc- mary Gilbreath, Gloria Da- x's Blm uit.1 McClcndon. '1., 1 q ' f SECOND ROVV: Mrs. Turn- bo, Shirley McDougal, Joyce B.irncs, Mary Lou Al- lcn. Ifvorin Ivey. Prim Ginu- rlronc. Barbara Salycrs, Shir- ley Hoffman. Gcorgann XX'inn, LITERARY REVIEXVERS Faye Xnlc. Melinda Troy. Roscmary Gilhrcurth. Ze-Ima Bowman. Mrs. Addy. Advis- or: Kenneth I.exx'is, jose- phinc Olanrlcsc, Leonard XX illiams. Sue Tillman. jer- ry Smith. if . K 1 , v 5 111 5 mis .f fax' - yu. if Q ,X U I . g ' 6 I , S .' 4 I 1 if ffh' fi One more mile. 'Vt-sw ,, I P Fore Y I 'VI ft -1 ., - -5 'j :,egf- iff ? 1 -SSW' Sports here at MHS have an appeal for al- most everyone. They represent a contri- bution to school life by the students themselves. Our athletes find that sports demand a combination of physical strength, an alert mind, enthusiasm, pur- pose, and team work, Throughout all school games the finer qualities of sports- manship and character are brought forth and developed. Life at MHS without sport participation and competition would be dull and uneventful for the participant as well as the spectator. VICTORIOUS OPENER 'TA Val Poynor and jun j1clxson dxsplay - Captam VA LTOB. POYNOR Hllflwxcl-t Semot N thclr football abrhty under the slullful dxrectmon of Coaches Eales McCarson and Banasrlt McAlester 75 Olxmulgee O The frrst g1n1e of the se1son vs1s xery successful for thc Buffs The 195GB tC'lIT1 lost 1ll but one starter V1l Poynor semor vms the lone st1rter The Buffs scored on tvso long drnes 1nd two p1ss mterceptnons by Ger1ld Wlll18I1lS 1nd lummy Sam NIcAlester 0 Muslxovee 70 The hnbhly touted Rouehers came to town on Bill Lem mme s thromnf 1rm The 6 5 quarterb1clx threw three scormf' p1sses On the ground the Buffs held thelr own but the 11r wx IS too thucl-. Muslxofee vx1s 4th r1ted school rn Cllss AA NIcAlester 6 Shmnee 14 McAlester scored frrst 1nd held 1 three qu1rter lead The Sh ws nee wus r1ted ith 1t the trme IH Cl1ss AA schools MeAlester 33 Dur1nt 6- The flrst conference game for the Buffs Merchants nxght 1nd the r11ns mme Wfe sv lm hy the Llons by scoring fue tlmes V11 Poynor r1n 1 KO h1elx 95y1rds1none of the most thrnllxng pltys of the ye1r NlrAlester Sa Hcnryettr 0 McAlester rumed the Hens hOlUCCOl11lf1ZQ mme for the Buffs xx ere on the PISSIFIU lttrelt Hugh C1IDpb6'll threw three Bxll Motes threw one and llm 1Clxson mtereepted one md ran 65 yards l l C0 Captam JESSE DL RANT DARRYI JIM JACIESON n Tackle Guar Semor Semor Senior E ll 'T ss-, t f 'Q ' x yd ' 1 -T-. S A 1 ,,.. h ' i . C L ,L V 1 . 1 4 4 . 4 l , l , H. . 4 . L . 7 L . I it B K - is B i 'fy v as B v I . be h . . L 1 K., . . . ' ' ' . . fr, '. ' g . 1 . 4 ' - - -- ' 1 t - t . ' Shawnee XVolves' depth proved too much in the last quarter as they moved ahead 14-6. . . .1 ' ' 1 ' . . ' t . . ' t 'L ' ' ' I ' ' K' 1 ' ' ' . . . l ' A' ' rf ' ' . - ' ' ' ' La , 1 . ' .t h 1 r ' '. 1 ' A , ' , V C' 1 4: ' vw. mfg ' . V I E a 4 BOOSTS TEAM SPIRIT. -5: 1' '- QA: - - y -. PAUL BOXWLES TERRY BROWN HVGH CAMPBEH. STEVE CARANO Guard Center Quarterback lfullhack Senior Sophomore Junior' gc.,-,im L r fi ...Q- .xi I.-'naar an : Q77 L JIM CARRIGER JOHN DFMPSEY Blu. DVNHAM GARY Joxfis Center Guard Guard Halfbaek junior ,lumof junior Sophomore MeAlester -'li Hugo ogliveryone was in- strumental in the scoring. Poynor, Wfilson, Durant, Looney, G. Vifilliams. XV. XVil- liams, Campbell, and Sam. The Hugo Buf- faloes were never in the game. McAlester took the KO and scored twice-before Hugo had 6 points on the scoreboard. MCAlester 6 Wfewoka 0-This was THE game for the Buffs. Wfewoka had just beat- en the Ada Cougars and the conference lead was at stake. Our defense was perfect. The Tigers approached the Buffs' 30-yard line for the closest penetration. Hugh Campbell scored from the two-yard line. Rohrer, San- tine, jackson, Carriger, Bowles, Looney, and Durant were standouts on defense. McAlester 29 Holdenville 14-An offen- sive battle was at stake. The XVolverines had Skebo Orten at the helm. Wfith Poynor mn- ning and Campbell throwing the Buffs sunk Holdenville. jim Santine, XV. Wfilliams, Gerald Wfilliams, and jimmy Sam stood sol- id on defense. f '?i! BUFFS SOAR TO TOP 5 l 42 .US C' JIMMY KINKEAD TOM LAXWRENCE Halfbaclc Quarterback junior Soplzomorc 'N ' If 'gs' 3 Val Poynor seeing ddyliglmt prcparus to go for that all important T D ?'.' DON MILLER BILLY MOTES Guard Quarterback junior Soplwmurc ',4s!vo!' l 4 RICHARD RILEY ITLllll72IClC Guard Sc-niur Junior I00 TOM ROHRER BILL MILLER JACK LOONEY Eml Tackle Junior Junior ', 'rag C'-v nl l JIMCNAUSH LARRY RHODES CMU I-Iulfback Illmof Soplmomorc A-5 'T I 1 1 'IIMBIY SABI JIIVI SANTINE Halfback Tackle Junior Junior POSITION IN CONE ERENCE. 91 sr. qui' GARY TOLSON GERALD WILLIAMS I W VUILLIAMS VERIN WILSON En Halfback n fullback umor Junlor jumor Sophomore McA1ester 0 Ada 32 A good defense had 1fS troubles Fumbles were an earmark ln th1s game The Cougars just werent to be den1ed and won rm jackson played one of hrs better games on defense The offen sue team just drdnt muster enough povscr McAlester 6 Semrnole O A share of the Sooner Star Conference was at stake The Buffs cashed rn on the opportunrty and held the Chref taxns to the 46 yard lme Tremendous defense play all mght Campbell lateraled to jrmmy Sam for the only TD A share of the txtle for the flrst trme snnce 1932 A tremendous season for the Buffs and the1r rooters The mrghty Buffaloes tred Ada for frrst place 1n Sooner Star Conference play The seasons record of 7 wlns and 3 losses showed how outstandlng the teamwork was and the abrlrty of so called underdogs to stage a comeback A srctorlous football squad thelr managers and coaches fmd trme to rejorce over th rr spectacular season , 1.lgfl'1l51 KL FIRST ROW Stexe Carano David Erkm Rlchard Rlley Sonny Poynor Tommy Laurence Hugh Campbell jrmmy Sam Gerald Wrl hams Gary jones Brll Motes SECOND ROW Darryl Barnes Halsell Saxage Don Mrller Tom Rohrer Paul Bowles john Dempsey jrm Kmkead Terry Brovsn Jrm Carrrger Jlm Naush THIRD ROW George Scott Gary Tolson Bxlly jones jesse Durant I XX Wrllrams Don Durant jack Looney Pat ONe1l Jlfll Santme jlm jackson FOURTH ROW Brlly JeffM1ller Eugene Bargas Terry Casey Carl Mrller joe DeLaune Larry Tashl Bobby Long Manager Rxchard Bowden Eddre jennmgs Manager Wfallace Buckner Bud Berry Blll Dunham Larry Rhodes Vern Wrlson . 4 A - 1 Q 1' a f ' ' E a 4 - A J. W - 7 l 1 1 , YJ l ' U ' l wk ve: V11 - . . . S . . I. 4 Y I 4 5 U4 ' L 'i' 1 A .4 1 ' .1 , A 1 i A , h A , ' ' v ' ' ' l 1 l, A :i , o. ,, - 4 1 1 , . ' 0 - ' ' ' , . , . Q ' - A 5 4 - J . . , Y .X A ' . Q . ' 4- Q ' I' 'V w' p-tf V 4 'T I V 1 ' 1 ' ' if f I W F . P .1 ' 2 V I 7 ' . i . U Y 7 t V . h Y S D . Y . T 3 7 ' : 1 ' 3 I Y 3 Y N 3 I 1 , , , , 1 1 l 1 . . v , y 1 N , ' . a . a 1 . W v V 1 - 'W - A - , , , . I0l Richard Staples puts forth all his effort to steal the ball from the opposing team. - Y f i ' I u 7 A 'f ' XL WQ 1 N - T ,. fs'-:SZ 5 X X , , 5,14 X i' . yt.. 1 .. ,ggi fe ' ' f 4' J AN ff , at M aw, l ff L ev ta ---- f-- t . if Et . . TERRY BROXVN HUGH CAMPBELL CL-gtg-f Gllgllll Sophomore junior I02 MCALESTER WINS FIRST The season started with only two letter- men, David Cannon and Luster Martin. All five starters from last year's conference cham- pions graduated. Seminole and McAlester were picked to win the league. By Christmas holiday time, the Buffs had lost only one game, to state champion Ft. Smith. McAlcster won the first Sooner Star Conference Tournament ever held by beat- ing the potent Seminole Chieftains in the finals. At this time the Buffs were ranked fifth in Oklahoma. A s 1 e a g u e play progressed, Seminole emerged as the team to beat. We lost twice to them and ended conference play with a 10-2 record and second place in the stand- ings. The overall record up to regional tour- nament was 16-5. This years conference record of 10-2 enabled the hustling Buffs to win 40 out of the last 48 league games. The B team had a successful season un- der the coaching of Stanley Banasik. The squad had tremendous desire, hustle, and competitive spirit. r . ws-- .ye Q, V, ,js and X - DAVID CANNON CHARLES HERNANDEZ JIM JACKSON Cfflfff Guard Center Smiflf Senior Senior 1 IN SOONER STAR CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT. . . 'A if S,-'ao 1 f ' 1, . V ll h 1' -g, jar M GARY JON ES Guard Sophomore DALE LACKEY Guard junior Jack Looney skillfully plants one in the basket. 1 l B TEAM FIRST ROW: Coach Stanley Banasik, Billy Motcs. joe DcLuunc. Billy Jones, ROW: Doug Paschal, Gary jones, Terry Brown, Donald Petricck, XX'ultcr C james Herring, john Berry, A I and George Scott. row, Gary Tolson, and Lonnie Wfeeks. SECOND IO3 XlnAlLstLr NlaAlcQtcr XlcAlutLr XlQAlutcr 'NIcAlcster xlkAlL5fEF NfcAlcster XlLAlutcr MQAIQ-stir Xlcfillcstcr XlCAlcxtu McAlutf.r XlCAlcstcr NIlAlcstQr NIcAlester XIcAlestcr NILAle5tc-r NILAlcstcr NIcAlcQtcr NlnAlcStcr NIL Alesrcr I04 :EO D1 L Imlxu m RlLl1lI'C Ntqlu Slum scum of tlnt llctnrmmltnon xxlmlm lux mm MnAlutu mmy bill guna A 7 l lllltlllllll Nm lllmlcqu llm Durmt Hul lLFlN1llL Durant Nammoln Mmlmwln XX Lxumlll An 1 llmrutn Nm Durmt H lgmlllg Numnolg XX c mln A 1 l lLI1l'XLlll Stllxxdl H0 llunxlllg Ntxlucll ull lou Swim lm,l1 jllllll ms, to gut them XX n l'lIl lL pmnti for our tum JACK IOUNEX ll QIER MARTIN BILIX MOIEN Pom lfll lurxx lral Gu ull umm unmr Sophomorc Y i'i fi 3 gs.. :I hi ei' ra- 'lihe Buffs are stampuling tonight? The starting line-up this season had only one senior, David Cannon, 6'7 center. David should make a college center. The others were juniors. -lack Looney. high-jumping 5'l1 forward, led the Buffs in scoring. jack is also a fine passer, Hugh Campbell, i'1O guard, fine defensive player and good shooter Richard Stapes, TH guard, transfer from Haywood, good hustler, improved to grab a starting berth. Luster Martin, 6'1 forward, is a good scorer, jumper, and outstanding rebounder. Dale Lackey, 5'1O guard, is a steady floor man, good on de- fense, and has made great improvements. Harold Steen, guard, is very fast, aggressive, and a determined ball player. Carlos Hernandez, forward, fine shooter and has a great amount of hustle. jim jackson, center, pushed Cannon all year, had an unfortu- nate aceident at Stilwell, out rest of year. 9 i ,V '34 -, - if ga, gy, Xl P RICHARD STAPI l S HAROLD STEEN LONNIE XYEEKS Guard Guard Forward junior junior -lunior I05 N I 1 3 3 Love that snow 49' 6 Q 4 That professional touch .'.Z'f57 sifl'! ,Lx ' . ff! iii W 51:1-'1 ' J, 2525:-L 1 ,f ' ew o:,i , f,, R61 'SEQ f 'wi sm fr Let us look back over our 1959-1960 school term where we find many happy and ex- citing events for the teenagers of MHS. As you turn through the following pages of your annual you will find young peo- ple who, because of their loyalty to our school, their friendliness and their kind- ness to their fellow students, have found for themselves a place among the 1959- 1960 MHS Personalities. But the ends they have gained, like all things worth- while, have their roots in enthusiasm, skill, and much hard work. Therefore, by way of recognition, the 1960 Dancing Rabbit congratulates them. LINDA ALLFORD FOOTBALL QUEEN G . I W' it fy Q ' ' Xe Af ,An ,z f?S' Wf V gf.. , ,. 1 V 4+ -'ii V3 4, V A 4 ff, Q ? ' A . 11 X ,: f , g 57 A. X' A 1 fu' f f 4 JUDY SCOTT BASKETBALL QVIZEN LINDA WEBSTER PAPER DOLL SEM- mwgwwmxiwef LANA BETH JORDAN C OVLR C IRI 1960 35r' I I I Qx JUDY CACY BAND QI FREN ' we ll SW! FWZ 05 GALE BUDZINSKY SPANISH QUEEN QQ.. at W',,.ur ef in 'W' 'UN D 'Q SHIRLEY MORRISON ARMED FORCES QUEEN we-' -ff SHEILA ANDERSON wow GIRL ,Vg ,Q M V wifanwsfff ROBERTA MARTIN ANNUAL QUEEN Qknjllh 1' 5 JESSE DURANT ANNUAL KING N. H,- U fl. -at Q ,fW, ' A ,tm ww-' Y 'tl Si fi SHIRLEY MORRISON 555113 DARBY Football Atttntlant 175 MARIIZLLEN ,IONES Baskctball Attendant GIYNIIZ SHULLER Basketball Attendant Football Attendant ATTE ik it . Aty, MARY LINDA CCLIZ PATSY DUPREIST RICHARD STAPLES Blnd Attendant Band Attendant r. Annual Aattendant L A - J II8 ,mn .rv , Q 1- r-,, Y SUZANNI MQBEII Armed Iorrcs Attcndmt fe? x r 'B - N., FAIL UFC JLDY CME Armrd lurccs Attcndmt Armed Iorcu Attcndant DANTS 'W' AQ JLDX DAVIS LOU HANQCHRECK XY oxx Crrl Attcndmt Wfoxx C rrl Attendant -HQ 'St ,QM Q' SHIRLFY MORRISON MICKIP JO LARISON BILL IWOTFS r AHDLHI AttCI1d'1I1f Soph Annu1lAttcndmt 501111 AI1f11111Afff11d41nf . Yi 3, 2 ' K ' I 1 T Q1 :I F wk- . L . I .V , 2 , 3 .- . ni v 7 v 1 . , yr , IA , t . 3' . 2 N. nv ' Ar . di A 'Q , l X ', Y M , . .Arr , . qv Y K' 1 VA xxx . I J. r L l g L . . ' ' 196 N-9-as S--11 TOIN1 ROHRFR C AIL LTCC October ,gh October HUGO CAMPBELL November I20 QS lvk SHIRELY MORRISON Nos ember CORKY OLIVER SHARON ALLFORD December December CITI f. Q . A ' Alflbw-V.: in -N , 111 f MO we GO 'L MQW 'B B9 DALE LACKEY january ZENS RICHARD STAPLES February LONNIE WEEKS JUDITH HENRY March M9-ffh GENIE SHULLER January JUDY CACY February l2I tx -1 . K' 1,15 is-. x A Q f -.vlgsxrfxl gg. fjxf an I 's.Q'::3f-if ?'?-5511. ' -w'w2iz A Abs ' QX1 , -v X H. V T K.: 4 V IE? ' Nec D Awqrm W5 GW' Hou much do -,cu tlunlx ll he mhl ru null x flung term papers7 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Coy Freeman Gila Buclzlnsky It 9 Olx IN fllt COII lSI1f Illlfll MOST COURTEOUS Guy Shocllley Elaxne Goodner wi-HI' 5l1Uffl6l9021rd. HUYOHC? Who could help but like these two. MOST ATHLETIC BEST PERSONALITY Genie Shuller jack Looney Judy Cacy Luster Martin I22 lj- i ? 'Ui can. 1 x I xtmt MOST DEPENDABLE WITTIEST Pau1Boxx1cs Gul I egg Gmlgcr Qvullmg oc Tcsta Irom thcec hm is ulem flox s Let Q nc.1k nur and LL! 1 Lf kc V110 mm 1b0ut 1 5 cp usembly P MQST TALENTED MOST 5CHOOL SPIRIT JIFHITIY Mullms Vlckn Cotchcr Hqmld Ewen 511910 Dvbw i A .0 i 1,-X: ' 1 1' ' ex ,b A 9 I flilulal ll lk' l0Nc,' CUTEST COUPLE Brcmli Polson Doug Pasclml M.x fb 7' ' ,, ,4 gg. ' E -. 'Ik lf v 2 - if ii , E All tli.it lovely snow , . , no img will miss u INTOST ORIGINAL Karon Stamslvury Chuck Tippit BEST ALL-AROUND GIRL AND BOY Gale Buclzinsky Richard Staples IT IS GREAT T0 KNOW . -Af 4 mr l .... that one of our own, Gay Beale. was one of the ten finalists in the National Betty Crocker Home- making Contest to find the home- maker of the year, Gay Beale. Mari- ellen jones I ,... that Mary Lynn Milner al- ways had time to use her musical talents for others, Accompanist for: Mixed Chorus, Girls' Choir. MHS Girls' Sextet. and hand and vocal solos. 5 .... that talented young adults find time for teenagers. Bill Holly, center. is a professor at the Vniver- sity of Illinois and holder of a Ford Foundation scholarship to study voice next year in Germany. ki .... that an athlete could also be a straight A honor student. john Dempsey. 5 ..., that some teenagers are rec- ognized by the Police Department for something good they have clone. The Optimist Club selected Joyce Barnes and Steve Gresham as Best Teenage Drivers, 5 la ,H-.., i bleu ww muy- ' it 1 ' I ' fp - . ' 'iw- 1. fx Y -..1- f-'ff '- at as ,-if lg , X? six -v. Q .. 4' 1 1, 1 .. Q. Q o '. .A Q ax' 4 Q' ' - v Q .ry I ,Z ...fn Lb Y A ' n . ,,.- . iv' 5 s S .A .s-iw 2. Q ,CS I 1 In t -:QQ .73 q nf, -. ,931 ad,-A 1+ ,Q fill JJ 03, AJ v 'Pf- v A y AL., ,f at 1 'H ., af' iw 1 n fx. an sd! l r I -'kWWya,.y,y MAJ af' X nv' Mr. Billy J, McMahan, President, junior Chamber of Commerce. Mr. J. Harold Harris, President, Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Rex Ross, Secretary, Chamber of Commerce. Beth Dinsmore, Business Manager. Bill Culp Ad Layouts. The students of Mc- Alester High know the value of good advertising and how to take advantage of it. We begin to see life from the standpoint of adults. One student may see the ad from the view of a future businessman. Each student knows the importance of the advertiser and shows his gratitude by support of their products. Vfithout the support from our local business firms the publishing of this annual would be impossible. To these business people we are indebted for understanding, for co-operation, and for loyalty unsurpassed. Mr. Merrill of Rifeway Laundry and Cleaners works diligenfly fo refain fha lradifion of prompfness and couriesy for which his firm ns known. D- V You Can Look LADY f LOVELIER' 1'HELMA'5gff'QJfl5? ,.a 2649 N. Q 'QS BEAUTY SHOPPE Main 4 6 rj Phone Ga-3-2l33 COMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICE Individual Hair Siyling and Shaping THELMA DRUMB, Owner BARNARD'S UPHOLSTERING SHOP FINE cusrom UPHOLSTERING Mosi' Comple+e Fabric Selecfion in McAles+er Pick-Up and Delivery 638 S. Main Ga 3-5l00 , , ' lin fainmenl of ifs kind in Mcfxlesler. I8 Easf Chociaw 'Hifi Follow lhe crowd fo The Okla Theafer. Ask any MHS feen-ager and he will 'fell you Thai fhe Okla provides fhe frnesi enter Ga 3-4353 HUDGENS CONSTRUCTION CO. Builders of Schools 'Hospi+als and Ofher Commercial Buildings 620 Sou+h Main f Ga 3-0463 JOHN DAVIS - TROY LEWIS Welding - Radiafor Repair Frame Axle and Wheel Alignmenr Service 40I Sou+h 2nd Sfreei' Ga 3-04l4 ,B d KNE rfh f Ga 3-I460 I I ne re ersona sa is ac ion, a Van ooser, resi en Manager of KNED, Iells his son Denny. as he Meri? Awar s D has received. No easf o Ciiy H 40' g qua I y foo a ow prices shop a+ Ihe Warehouse Marker. P llllll J. C. HAMILTON CO., INC. Aufomofive Par+s and Equipmenf 200 S. 2nd STREET PHONE GA-3-I434 K QE Q DlcK's GRILL 5 memi S 4 Where Smarl' Businessmen Meer 209 Easi' Chocfaw GA 3-4237 Soulh 2nd Ga 3-4268 Yi a so , 3 ' ' YQ? 1 i, C gf K' ' -- -1' 7- T l Q 1 ' Mr. Pefers and his sons al ine McAlesier Frozen Food Co. pre- pare only ine cl'1oices+ cufs of mea? for lheir cusfomers. L l 220 Soufh Third Ga 34677 ' f io l .unq.q,,,... '..,a,.. Nancy fakes greaf pride in modeling one of her fall'uer's fine wafclwes. For experf craffsmanslwip on any make wafch come fo Forresfer's Jewelry. l05 E. Chocfaw Ga 3-3225 li Mr. Culp and Bill appreciaie 'rlwe fine inslrumenls of music of Culp Plano Company. Culp's also has a varied supply of sheer musuc. records, and ofher musical supplies. 23 Easi Chocfaw G4 3.5483 4 ,Q If R Be Wise and Shop af 4 cl-locmw MARKET 'TAMBQ 324 Eas'l' Grand GARDEN 3-5049 SERVING COMES FIRST HERE GENES BAR-B-Q DRIVE-IN Real Hickory Cooked Bar-B-Q Phone GA 3-I973 302 S. llrh S+. MCALESTER OKLAHOMA I L, ,E x IV ' x o-L........1. 110' GENE JACKSON 3- RM MACHINERY Soufh of Ciiy I GA-3-3 107 1' - I 'wi f .KN i I X K JABX A XO 'A F Af J T. H. ROGERS gg fO 1 LUMBER co. I Wesi' Cherokee-Ga3-3980 II I ki REPAIR LOANS , X Roofing-WaIIpaper X R Hardware-Painf 1YI'NFfNTYT17'E IWW IYKL7IfT'Pff , f M' RED'S AUTO REPAIR Engine Overhaul Cars and Trucks Y L II5 Nor'I'h Third GA 3-5863 .W r E SI N! GILLARD Roy Dodd explains To Chrisfie Amore Ihe plan of home owner- I-Vp h Imporiance of a Phoenix Federal savings accounf. - Eas+ CheI'0kee dfe Ga 3-0622 I GA 3-.296 Complefe Line of J' PAINT AND surpues PAINT 81 WALLPAPER CO. G. B.'S RESTAURANT II3 Sou+h 3rd Ga 3-5528 For fasi' courfeous service 'Phe ALDRIGE BARBER SHOP can'+ be beef. Ga 3-0283 Thfflk dy gf 51' oo an ou e an A+ bui' could your s oes J y d his faflwer invife you fo rlwe MKT Shoe Shop for experf 2653 Norfh Mann X , ii-i-i-AA --,-il,...- Phone Ga 3-0280 TICK TOCK TUCKER x ' Aanufaduring Jeweler Experf Wafch Repair All Brand Name Wafches ExceIlen+ Selecfion of Sferling, China, Giffs I0l Easi' Chocfaw 7772 .fr Q wEAvER's PUMP REPAIR Sales and Service SOUTH OF CITY GA-3-2464 L! O face A NMR fmygr Wi p.,rr aka a lrzffen if yo 'ne Sinclair Refining Company. Sh Norfh Main 61155251 If I an? have Pafe's shoes. I 1 qc barefoot I09 Eos? Chocfa 4 r 2 f 1 4, f WATER HEATERS 5. ny.. 4 A Mr. Neill of' Commercial Prinfing shows his dcughler some of fhe accurafe and elficienf worlc you can expecl when your prinling job is done by his shop. 3I0 Soufh Second Ga 3.2541 1 i 1 i 5 E 5 r l ' Burke Williams and Karen are shown one of Orval Free's good used cars. The Orval Free Mofor Company has iusi fhe make and mode? lo meef yOur needs. 27 Wesl' Cherokee Ga 3-U89 , f ff' . . '- 1 'Ji'--'-f A .' '-ElQ'.l7J Al f.'ll5-'ffcffflfdvffr' ' 'X GLADYS KERLEY'S MILLINERY S+yles of Today Wifh a Touch of Tomorrow. GA 3-493I IO7 Easf Chocfaw Congraiulahons Seniors I 960 S D GIACOMO C0 KREBS Ga 3 4 I 59 A convenieni locahon pleasanf afmosphere and money sav ing values are lusf a few reasons why you should shop wifh us al The Grand Marker says Mr Kelly aus Eas+ Grand Ge 30396 4 Z ' I ' 'x in 'i?fT'- flags?-Q iall!l--- ai.-If For free esfimares on pesf corilrol call AAA Exferminafing Company. M . Lieb makes your pesis His business 820 N. Main GA.3-2250 ' Q M T SAVAGE INSURANCE AGENCY 'lv' if .I U 206 Norfh Firsf S'I'ree'I' GA-3-40I0 1024 ll 3 4 P' Z -4 N4 'U KD Ch 0 'h 5' Vi C 1 Q0 3 0 CD Packaged Policies - Our Specialfy WW new Z: gf We fi gbfzdffgifhy . Cf' -EYEDFE-F QW' zoos I -,ygdfl vt 5 GA3- xfgfmwm-L 2l6V2 E. Chockaw David Troy gives Richard Pafrick a quick press ieb-Service while you wail is a demand we-'re proud fc qive you. 9 E. Chociaw GA-3.l552 Cffffalfon games ljuusic Company A COMPLETE SCHOOL BAND SERVICE Ga 3 2734 , W,g,,,, 4 0' V ZI9 Easf Chocfaw X if XJ b CARNATION MILK CO. NUTRITIOUS DAIRY PRODUCTS I ' l 'J' l - A 1 K I I -2- 11 .. ,.:.. ...4.A , 'Tx 5s N. '53 4, ,M Ton 's Gas House D'D--C155 MP-15 ., guf. ggvf'.g.g,3 Y scwwcc ard 'fe neg' :Q-'ft-:rw ::':j-c'f FF ':.-.-, zooz N. Main GA3-3847 lf ww and washwon eA.3.4341 ri' v . ,gq,,f5-g3 A W , - ice oed af MHS meek Mr. Prfddy cf We Na :'.1' Eaw. Kafe' 'Ke CMAQ' awmal ed?+3r: La E fo aDprecIa+e +519 courfenus nf+'+udf:- and Fhwancia' sppocff :f The Nafional Bank fzw ,f'U'wP'7'e fem'-ace erdeaxrs 2nd and Grand GA.3.l235 fo aU his young c ien+e'e. - 1 Wi 4I 7 S. Sixfh GA-3-560I Because Mr. Fosfer knows Pow imporfanf +hose special oc- casions are in The life of a feenaqer, He gives special aH'en+Ion V LAST IWNU7-g McALESTER ge Q3 Ws NEws-c:APlTAL 3rd and chodaw A 51 I Kee U Wifh fhe Times. X P pRead 'Phe MCALESTER NEws-cAPuTAL Ga-3-I700 BESS DRUG CO. 0605 DEPENDABLE DRUGGIST 304 E. SEMINOLE GA3-I 520 Best Wishes From -11 SENIORS 1960 MONTGOMERY WARD 3. COMPANY zna and efand Phone eA-3-3095 cf . I' 4 01A U XJ S fU X Hurci-nsoN s. soN G CERY - 9? 26 RO , X M L 2643 Norih Main 01 L GA 3-5928 A Good Home TF f3K5UPPlYC0' BSL, Trade QUALITY PRICE Values ASSOCIATE STORE Philco and Leonard Appliances anr o e e Big Man on rhe campus? FoT'ow Corky fo Phone GA3-4I ll h H1 h . + H1 I M ,H Ol'T1eS dn on W GFS Gy BVS IUS 9 CO GS YOU IOO EAST CHOCTAW 36 E. Chocfaw GA 3 63l0 NQ'.Q 'W,. -5 'F 'xg ta? . . ' .1 4 X . 8 1 7 O .. gr lg Janef is impressed wlfh Giacomo's slrilcing wallpaper pal- .1 Luv. 1165, Milf ferns which can please anyone, even The discriminafing 'rasfes of a Ieenager. 51 I3 E. Chocfaw GA-3-6888 For Skilled Radia+or Service X ff aa? C Z F E 3 REPQANING 1 R ' IR1 I .ZX .-1-'Ma x ' S MILLER-ROCK Radiafor and Glass IOIO N. MAIN . . . PHONE GA 3-33I5 Res. GArden 3-I627 Bus. GArden 3 2805 LUTHER PACE New and Used Cars 2I6 EAST WYANDOTTE McALESTER, OKLAHOMA BLANKS-LACKEY HOTPOINT Home Appliances-Gif+s Phone GA-3-I394 205 Easi' Chocfaw LAXLLI Plumbing. Healing and Air ConcIi+ioning FLOOR FURNACES VIT-ROCK WAT E R H FATE RS A P P L IA N C ES N EW INSTALLATIONS - REPAIRS Phone GA 3-2032 'f Ng'AA5'fQ'gi'0C ' CENTRAL HEATING 404 S. MAIN Mimi TTI I 5 5 I II II svennses f-x QCA- 1? abelh says, l push lhe bullon, buf he gels The Mnssnon Orange. Mr. Capps sure lcnows wha? is good! 4.x '1 .. 'L1 war ' 13 E ' Tessa :3::d Champlin Producfs ops WM pergoma 'zed Soufhard 4 X, c p T f o o dkposirfov smoy. No. I- Izzo S- Main GA 3 0287 3 6+ Gra Ga 3 2272 No. 2 70I W. Grand GA 3 4267 T x ou I 1 ff I Come +o fhe M V U TOY WORLD Q A Toy 'For Every To'r 7 E. CHOCTAW G-a3-I5I0 ,N iz. t s was Q. fj W S WHITE HOUSE Lo , ,ff CAFE Q?-rv For +he Besr Q f Food in Town D Prepared fhe Way III NORTH FIRST ' GA3-SIO3 1 You Like H' 7 ' Q p, I ag is SF' I Jlklb- Z' From aIr?ng up Io ITIIinq ED drfve info We Dixie Service Sfaiion for Fas' depc1daI3'e service amd Nose Fine Mobilgas producis. 460 S. Main GA3'6874 D X JOHN DAVIS TROY LEWIS Welding - Radiafor Repair Frame-Axle and Wheel AIignmen+ Service 40I SOUTH 2nd STREET Ga 3-O4I4 WOODROW W. KING, AGENCY Il7If2 Nor+I1 Firs+ Sfreef Phone Ga. 3-6646 INSURANCE AND LOANS .v 'M'w ,.- AA wc dressed For any occasion. 1 1... ,gv! m dn, .. Judy Davis I1eIps Ginger, an MI'-IS senior cI'voose1I1aI mbsf rfqIK+ wardrob d E IIS + y + Q Id ks Q I23 Easf Chocfaw GA3-4lOI , ,X , f x, X ' X , AN, ,',1A,g':YS uwa. I F 5, . ...N ,, , . MU W , , ,uf R 1 ff , 51,-Y, x,,f.. '.,.,.'.f,. . -- v'1'P'f3f:??.,.:2-ff-ww --A JUDGMENT 3 H f' '5'-N' f' Chaney's. Exam' D 3f'S7 V' EQ made fo Third and Comanche W '- 'lWP '3 M . M ,.....,.m ,WA 4, , . ...war ,,,.....v,8-:quilt-U ,,,f.,,vv P272fw .. ww. QM, ,g .Q ,- ,..-f- GA 345353 MCALESTER MONUMENT CO. 320 Easi' Chocfaw Phone GA3-I647 OKLAHOMA FRUIT AND VEGETABLE COMPANY A4 f?4'5Q,fgQ .LCN 'SV N 7 ' Lflx fx 'U .l' 4 .'. ','.', Xl V 340 EAST CHOCTAW GA 3-6205 GA 3-6206 'PY' .9 'IQ W nic 3 ,v fo bfsf-:fx 'Waugh Wood's Drug Sfores ,- A. A1 zz , . 2 we :'af c c c'r'ef 'v C'3'TZf? a PQ.-. 'fx cfri-'-7 No. I I0l E. Chocfaw GA-3-4333 No. 2 IO2 E. Grand GA-3-52I2 B.FGo62irich R IIIIQ ziggy, I ' Xxxs B. F GOODRICH STORE We donf reco mend H15 fype of +rea'rmen+ for our furnifu e b + +CAN Take + HARRIS FURNITURE co TV sales and serme QQ 3 GM 3433 A p efiy MHS coed eniwa ces he bee 'ry hen she ears sporfswear from We Els ng Manufacfurmg Company Souih of Cl+y GA 3 2267 w- -'fu-uz I -v 'L il :A Q I ,,,,1 Hr, 11, . n,V 0 ! K :KN df ,Q fl ii K . ..- ., XIII! I 1, anna ns'-1---W 'V' . , ,.....,,,M ,A M qw 'M 'THE J. J. McALESTER MERCANTILE CO. Dealers in Saddlery, Harness, Furni'Iure, Lumber, Sash, Doors, Builders' Hardware, Pain+s, Oils Glass, Radios Plumbing and Elecfrical Supplies YOU NAME IT, WE'VE GOT IT Home Owned by Home People Since I87I NORTH MCALESTER PHONE GA3-5527 T. AND M. COFFEE CO. 328 E. Chocfaw A PHONE ess-ovio A X Q ICF., I ,- Ti 1 x v - 'Fx ,k x,.A- E, 4- E ' ff- fa, Q I H if' C ess-4: 34 Puuled abour Ihe gil? Io buy 'rhai special someone? Take I JQ Shirley Morrison's advice and see Ari Ouadracci af Chocfaw a rd wa re . XI? 2nd and hocfaw .e a 1 I PIONEER ABSTRACT COMPANY Complefe Land Tiile Service ABSTRACTS - TITLE INSURANCE Member- Olrla. and American Ti+Ie Associa+ions IOI E. Grand Ga-3-08 I 7 BUTLER'S GARAGE 2I0 Easf Cherokee Phone GA-3-3826 COMPLETE AUTO REPAIRS 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE AUTO PAINTING AND BODY REPAIR DURAN AND DURAN INSURORS REALTORS Arno+e Building. Dependable Service Since l9I4 Wholesale Dis+ribu+ors of Au+omo+ive Supplies and Service Equipmenl' 200 EAST WYANDOTTE GA 3-O30I Bill says lo Mrs. Conner. Any slze Coke makes me lwappy, buf llwe bigger flwe bellerln l03 N. 6+h GA-3-09II w I wiki 'wr T' l 4541 I--ll--'L.sl ..l.. Having rroube being lseaullful? Does HE look flwe oflwer way? Tlwen you slwould vlslf flue cosrnelic deparlmenl' af +l'we Rexall Super Drug. I22 E. Grand GA-3-0476 Looking for your friends? Why nof slop ln af lhe ASW Roof Beer Sfand wlrere good friends mee? and enloy good foods. 530 Norlh Main KK' ' GA-3-4474 'l::.'1f.1i 5iiv5'?.'.E. 9fG'f'f:-We2 ., YL fs. ROY CALDWELL ANTIQUES 326 Eas+ Grand Ga' 3 l438 N CLEVE CLOPELAND DX STATION AND GROCERY A Friendly Place +o Trade Phone: Ga3-083l 920 Sou+h Main McAles'ler, Olcla. llil Sl.. Nancy Gorman sfops by a local grocery sfore fo make pur- chases from 'rhe nofion and drug counfer which is sfoclced by ihe Gorman Wholesale Company. I06 E. Cherokee GA-3-6668 T I ,- IJJTIY-J ' ' Y 111' SJ ES FJ T wr 'C B A R B E R ,- S H 0 P Barbers GARVIN LOWERY C. F. DUNCAN CLIFFORD HENSLEY A I05 Nor+h Firsf GA3-6230 T Your Headquar+ers All Tire Needs and Complefe Lines of G.E. Appliances. 4' 0 2l7 Nor+h A GA3-2849 IO8 E. GRAND AVE. ls your house 'flue fcvorife meeling place for flue gang eller 'rhe game? I+ will be if you keep pleniy of sfealcs or cold cufs from llwe A 81 E Grocery in your relrigeralor. CHAPMAN-CARRIS AGENCY II9 Norfh ls+ Ga 3-63l6 Insurance - Real Esiafe - Bonds AL CHAPMAN - PAUL CARRIS THE GLADSTEI N CO. Dis+ribu+or CRANE AND BRIGGS BEAUTY WEAR Plumbing and Hea+ing Supplies 403 S. Main GA 3-l307 Mr. Newfon of Newfons Jewelry helps Virginia Self seleci a wedding gif? for one of lwer friends. 34 E. Clwocfaw GA-3-5032 hillips Complimen+s of DOUMANY'S J. E. MARTIN 66 STATION 2nd and Choctaw 2655 N. Main N. McAles+er MCALESTER- OKLAHOMA Wash and Grease Fla+s Fixed PHONE Ga 3-4549 Free Pick Up and Delivery Phone Ga 3-9I54 fi I u J-i 'I I 2'Lsrr.m :'e.r.: ws .1.e-uwn.1eaguss:asa1uleUu'4.1 us, .fhih-sUE1.H!'69vHGI9 ' ' ' ec ou n an al' e 'x Shee rocer , w ere r. a erson u s wa . 829 Souih Sixih Sfreef GA3-0224 Complimen+s CHAS. c. ANDERSON ANDERSON CONSTRUCTION COMPANY I 200 Norfln A GA-3- I 6 l 5 Tl1ere's no iob foo small or +00 large for 'II16 ANDERSON CONSTRUCTION COMPANY vw-'gr 0 0 G.. OSX y 'ir' U dad le 5 lVr'n 'Pal W. C. TIPPIT INSURANCE gives 2 we-cafes SQ V:Ci' '1 'nsnarca OF all fypes and ' , Q I Q I I , 'L I 1 lm O or me newesl ln rasnons, slwop PENNEY'S and slay in sfyle. Ga3-4I8l II3 E. Grand H5 E. Chocfaw Ga3-6782 -wav . 5s l l H-1 j I 53 l A if if l T 'N ,, , 1 1 l Q gg: X, A l Elaine and Sue really like flue beaulilul lingerie made af SEAMPRUFE. 400 Wesl' Chickasaw Ga 3-3535 Complimen+s RI NGLAND 81 JONES Insurers-Real+ors . Phone Ga3-07I4 IO3 Nor+h Firsl' LEAVE IT TO GEE TODAY LUCILLE SIMPKIN'S BEAUTY SHOP Specialis+s in Basic Hair Cuis Hair S'I'yling-Tinfing Complefe Service EAST PCLK Ga3-2637 I4 Easf Grand I96O Plymoufhs and De Solos af Childers Mofor Company are iusf riglni for you. A demonsiraiion will give you proof of fheir qualiiy ggiw- as H. GA 3-5063 il -Q-.-.3 Linda and Genie are yelling, Go firsf class. use Mobilgaslu n eas'l defecf Hue liner oinfs of riniin b Gail Legg ca ny p p g y looking af an ariicle prinied by The Wliifeacre Prinfing Co. I03 Easf Grand G63-4ll9 COMPLIMENTS f LUCIL'S, SMART SHOPPE 2 I Easi' Chociaw GA3-5446 MAKE YouR HOME COMPLETE LONG BELL LUMBER COMPANY 2 and WyandoH'e Phone GA 3-2382 TOMMY L. TAYLOR C- D- EPPS Res. Phone Ga3-5316 430 W- TYISI' Used Cars Wifh Many Unused Miles CITY USED CARS Phone Ga3-3853 A Sf. and Grand Ave. McALESTRR, OKLAHOMA +hey a 'a s'nce fhey App iance epair. IO9 Norih Firsf G 3 WILLIAMS' UPHOLSTERY SHOP Phone Garden 3-3l I9 COMPLETE STOCK OF FABRICS CUSTOM-MADE AUTO SEAT COVERS I006 Nor+I1 Main Ga-3-3I I9 P. G. TROOP General Con+racI'or McALISTER 240I Nor+I1 Main 'Ga-3-5530 Zwaagleuning ROGERS CLEANERS , AND TAu.oRs ff? 1 42 , O + h 5 'I -2' I 1 ' 'For raii Ssnii' i1eii.:Is. in A V 34I EAST CHOCTAW Ga 3-6302 EL PATIO i E! K e - Ms . I I I X ,M Ax . I 3 We Specialize in Mexican and American Food. HIGHWAY 69 Chow from MONCRIEF SEED HOUSE. S In G 36227 1 ANCHOR LOAN COMPANY l26V2 E. Chocfaw S+. MCALESTER. OKLAHOMA Money When You Need if CLIFF BRYAN APPLIANCES MAYTAG AND GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES 22 I Eas+ Chodaw Ga3-040 I Jan cordially invires you +o come fo B AND A AUTO MART L and see +he choice selecfions of used Cars ar low compeiifive prices. 5 Easf Grand GH3-2420 W0 , . - , V ....,..f.... .2-.-....,, :ruin A, , YW. , .. . neenos u M ' 'vz:'.... l -1: M-nur. ....n'Ff- , 'L 3 QQ HA s M! a........... 3.1....'lQ..f E:!'1...... .- if-' annul, mgxuk ... .- -7-y .x...... '.....-.. Y A-. A e Y ,W-W--L-- e uma, ' A- V i I D , X M -E ... ,.- , - 1 1 - - - - coan A' V' Vi ...A fwCheHm0'99rw0'vewKjy :fain N' I' V' A-, MAH' ,Min mn 1 1 -1: fmiif - Don Cliffon makes sure fha? every cusromer receives personal service and qualify foods. For every- fhing from pofafo chips +o furkeys go +o CHARLES CLIFTON GROCERY. 201 Souih A Ga 3-6867 PY ' . xo - x Jw, 7 s PANY. I09 Easf Grand ou wan? lo be flne King or Queen of THQ lean-age parfy qlvers, lusf plug ln Those eleclric appiances and leave flue res? lo Reddy Kllowaff, flte lwosl of you' friendly PUBLIC SERVICE COM- ja lvl- Ga 3056! QUCE ,iw y 9 31 . MCALESTER Xl , on 5 ROCK'S BODY SHOP can make a police car look like new, lin wl'a' 7' can do fo your flap' I 0 Norfh B GA35977 WATTS OIL CO. e says alfer a on w You slwould have been ur Plnullrps 66 gas all llwe Mme You know you gel beffer mnleaq 9 N ann GA 3 65 l . k l . l r ln- . Su , l g alk, l' 5' . , , I , e 3 I ' ' . OI .. M ' - . 1 ,.g A O . f' . 3- ve ,af ' v u rv , ' JU RIAIT J U? li ik-4 XJ ' 'u 'T' rv pf . Joe Tesfa says. Mickella's Grocery has a complefe sfock of ra!! foods a+ very reasonable prices. Krebs Ga 3-46l9. 5, ' MLCUI' ' Iv:-f 'iii' ,. 'J fill: lk I DOROTHY SILVA BEAUTY SHOP Gail Legg is pfeased wirh Dororhy Sifva's appropriafe and modern hair sfyles. 736 Wesf Washingion Ga 3-4203 X nd! 3 in 5 h :hi ,Au N ,. W' g , , i if. FM' ' r- 'g 6 Z' Tommy and Dorofhy Rohrer are very proud of Hwe Chrysfers rch Rohrer Mofor Sales Company e 359 Easf Grand Ga 3 2500 In addilion fo Their lovely line of lurnifure KERR FURNITURE has Hue answer fo your college luggage problem, Il2 Easf Grand Ga3-I842 UN 4 Q! 1 2? weaves? 1, -ml 423 Mr. and Mrs. Manloolh, ilwe congenial owners of lhe CITY CAFE invire you To sfop and fry llrmeir fanlalizing food and prompl' friendly service. 207 Easf Grand Ga 3-068I Darrell says, lf we had some good MEYER PRODUCTS fhis would be a lo? easier. H. B. MEYER 81 SON, INC. - DALLAS YOUR SEARCH ENDS BASOLO MOTOR COMPANY, INC. me 2l0 Sou+l1 Main 2I6 Sou'I'l1 Main Phone Ga-3-42I7 McALESTER PRODUCE CO. gem' Q wwf 'M gg'f ffr' .fii 'fl ,:j..1' II8 S. A S'l'ree+ GA3-4I I8 'ff lf bpgjnc li if 5l.iff,0IN ' 01.1. 3 51 The cheer leaders give a cheer for CONOCO, HoH'es+ brand going. 51h and Chocfaw Ga 3-3I52 411 GRIFFITH TRUCK AND TRACTOR COMPANY 337 E. Chodaw G63-6880 MILDRED'S Exclusive Ladies Wear 9133-4 I 08 I22 Easi' Choc+aw MCALESTER, OKLAHOMA I W 1 , I ' , I f-in if I 'ry 1? , -.li AM 5 4 ru g W P? A Hiya? 5, ' ' in ' 'rx 1 . I 'Q A A ,'- ,f Q N F Q M Y .C I I, A rf W, 'imma AII Ihe sfall of Ihe TAYSTEE FREEZE cordially inviles you 'fo fry Iheir line malls. sundaes and olher 'rreals and eafs. Jim Rosso says, Prime beef on Piflsburg CounIy's larqesf ranches are falieried on leeds manulaclured by Ihe McALESTER OIL MILL COMPANY. I4 and Washinglon Ga3-37I0 g , - - . 1,5 , we .. ,, I ., - , 1 . M V, X., - - ,- I - 2. ,-,Q N , , - . , .' Q . f A . , V , . ., D . I , lf? . . , ' I. Q3 f I Q' ..' '1 . -If T . r- . - if' i 3 . ,7 T' 'fv B 'Wa vu M A 4 . l, . 3, .. r ' K in x e .x xw' .K Y' f K .' 'yn I5 Irnpressed wlfn Tre sfriking rug sarnpfes and beauflfu' Lure e:'d ar ine Arcade Furniiure Siore. Easf Chocfaw Ga-3-2304 Lusier always has a word or Two of advice. Even wifn 'rhls Handicap Mar+in Wheel AIignmen+ WNY ge? your car runn7ng srncofny. IO2 Soufh Second Ga 3-25Il - Iv' I O I Souih Second A l960 Ford canr be bear, Paul Mdfon has The one whrcn wrl! M your dreams and your bank account Ga 3-2800 -nou- 1,3 .fm .4 hx 7 1 nl V 1..- mfs , J 'W' Mfss Kamw R?gqs is Hefping MISS Mary Lhda Ccfc GC? ready ig fm fc Mnrdl Guts, To prcvid ycg H5974 'f soo Karefs Daddy for 1 Pemvzgfzz waler Nazi' :ffm Riggs. 339 Easi Chocfaw Ga-3-6864 17,777 5 Ill I ff I ld' if e If .Wg-gs x 1321: 327' AU l f-331, fo-f' -ww-Q..-,. 'Qu 1 v, 1 rg -. F 5 M 'iv- .1 Tam! Lfgff Fjloufs if 52:10 of the qosd fookhg gimp FTYICS Properfy cwmcrsiip and Tmsuremcr fi Q spQc'3'i:Q OW 0 an ers oe ore' 11 The H. O. Brown Agency. I07 Easf Choc+aw Ga 3-3466 H2 Norm FirS+ Q 'x k X' .Q 5 bnimx.. '- Ga3-2329 PIERCE RADIO AND TV RCA Vic+or - TV - Radio - Phonographs Wha+ We Sell We Service 6061 SOUTH SIXTH Ga3-3333 Complimen+s of Ihe McALESTER SHOE STORE Shoes 'For I'he Whole Family RAND-TRIM TRED-POLL PARROT 32 Eas+ Choclaw Ga3-30I4 BOY'S RECREATION ROOM SNOOKER-POOL-DOMINOES-PING-PONG SHUFFLEBOARD Open 2:30 'l'il I0:00 Upsfairs in Ihe American Legion Building YOU SAVE MORE WHEN YOU SHOP AT M 81 P GROCERY Second and Cherokee Ga3-5I42 John Amelie lilies 'lo show off his uncles fine producIS.uI' HUTCHISON LUMBER COMPANY. Third and Chocfaw Ga3-3352 -r ' Gay Beale says, For The holfesf brand going, go Conoco. Mr. Glover of GLOVER'S STATION is faking Gay's dlrecfioris for a Complele wash and service lob. 200 Eas+ Washingfon G03-3552 , 4! rl can hr For belfer apple polishing qlve flowers lrem MANN'S FLOWER P. Since Lowers can rnalxe a feacher hapDy, las? lhink wha? do for a qlrfl IIO Norfh Second Gal-6403 SIXTY-NINE ARMY SURPLUS Everylhinq for Everybody Highway 69 Soufh Ga3-4000 BILL THOMPSON'S TYPEWRITER SERVICE 90I Easi' Delaware Ga3-4985 'A uv-.funn-:nun ' M Nj. . ' . ,, H -5 -. .L .' . ,xg V , . wig: -1 T f 4 , I , Q Ll , 'Q . ,nv l MY . 1, ,Q 5 Le ei ,L...-.. Q The slalf af NELSON'S FURNITURE STORE corclally Znvlfes F2 you To see fheir large selecrion ol lradllional and modern fur- - nifure. 29 Eas+ Grand Ga 3-4lIb F, LATSY'S SCHOOL OF DANCE 2 I 6If2 E. CI1oc+aw If II s Good Food You Wanf.. Visi+ CASEY'S DRIVE IN 709 WEST GRAND GA-3-I707 LEO CRAFT'S SIGN CO. Painfed and Neon Signs 6I8 E. HARRISON Ga3-I539 JOHNSTON TRANSFER 8: STORAGE Agenfs NORTH AMERICAN VAN LINES Wife Approved Packing-Crafing-Shipping-Hauling I29 E. CHICKASAW GA-3-4I4I HUMPHREY L-P GAS. I BUTANE PROPANE 2I4 SouI'I1 Main Ga3-3I77 + HALES BEAUTY sHoP E ,Ch e 3-5077 TM! PASTRIES fwf BREAD ANTONELLl'S BAKERY , 608 E. 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33 118 Durant Don 60 101 D rant Je se 77 34 9 98 101 Dusenherry R n 51 Duxall jrmmy 60 Edce Charlene 60 Edge janet 31 Edwards BIIDSIICIR 51 86 Eller Haryey 60 Emerson Barbara jean 34 EMIS J ry 19 34 81 90 Epps Sue 60 78 95 Er 1n Dayrd 52 90 91 Eyatt Clenda 21 34 93 94 95 Farrrs Kenneth 34 Fassrno Rrchard 34 Frlsom Sandra 60 95 Ford Bonnle 60 Ford Faye-86 Forltner Carolyn june-60 78 81 162 Forrester Nancy 20 26 52 78 84 85 86 130 F eman Coy 7 24 25 26 27 34 66 F8 81 Freeman Margaret 22 60 78 84 Frosco R Phrllrp 34 Frurn Raylene 52 53 78 Car11.,1n Pat 60 Caultney Wanda 60 95 Gear Douglas 60 German Tommy-60 71 87 Ghrghcrx j1mm1e-34 133 Graudrone Larry-60 Graudrone Pamela 52, 95 Horne Irbby fl 65 78 84 90 150 H mrton Sharon 61 Howard Clark 36 81 84 86 Hubbard Dorothylene-36 86 94 Huffman Sl rrley 37 78 95 unt Don 3 Hunter Carol Kay 97 83 84 Imes john Eyorra 57 78 95 Ja 51111 m 7 37 7 9 98101 1oz mee Lou Ella 1 13 27 37 72 78 so Jenkms Edward I1 enn1ng.,s Jenmngs IIern11.,an Jernrytan ohns johnson johnson johnson Johnston Jones jones jones ones jones jones jones jones 01105 jones jordan jordan justrce JUSKICC just1ce Brara 57 78 84 Eddre-58 61 83 97 101 158 Jilflh 61 86 Carolyn Sue-61 94 ohnny 37 B1lly Ray Ce ra 37 Cl1arlene Eue 37 Cary 99 Mar1ellen Mary Ann Robert L 52 Ronald 52 Wayne 52 Tommy Edward 61 6 101 3 84 93 10 03 2 37 78 79 4 62 66 78 P sulla 52 78 4 R1ck1e 67 Shlrley Joann 52 La Dorrs 52 78 94 Iana Beth 52 78 82 jrmmy 52 54 71 84 Pa 37 Roy Earl C2 Daye-74 75 84 77 2 Kennedy Mrke 53 Krr Kay 7 23 38 S4 5 Krncade Darrell 22 26 33 Krnp, Sue 38 Knng Gary 53, 74, 75. 131 Krng, Kay-67 K1ng Perry 53 Ka1ser 9 118 3 66 37 86 71 60 84 85 86 Kmp., Oma Faye-38 Kxnkead Mary Ann-62 84 Koproyrk Frank Kuehner XVarren 20 62 74 La ey Dale 53 77 84 86 107 Iackey L1nda 94 95 LaFeyers johnny 38 IaFeyers Nancy 62 84 86 157 Laffrtte Vonnre-62 95 Lamb Barbara 62 Lane Kay 53 78 84 lane Loy Rlchard 53 Lar1son M1ckey jo-67 69 8 84 19 Lawrence j1m 8 38 129 Lawrence Tommy 67 66 100 le th Susan 38 81 83 3 Leadtnrd N113 53 67 82 84 LeBourg.,eo1s Dana 64 66 78 Lee Carrol 62 74 Lee Vernon 21 38 Fa e-56 g Gall 53 69 71 8 84 120 Lester Leyy IS Leu 15 Lewns Leu IS Leyy IS Leyy 15 Pa 86 Dorothy 18 38 77 90 Kenneth 62 Kenneth 38 95 151 Leroy-62 Patr1c1a 67 Ronn1w93 Ley Mary R.uth 38 B11 23 39 Lrndley Denny 6 Lrndsay Mar1lyn 39 72 90 Lryely Mary Ann 13 22 53 84 London Bobby 87 Long Bobby 39 77 101 Long Carol 62 78 87 89 L nf, larry 53 86 Long Mary janxce-2 18 39 71 1 Looney ack 53 77 84 86 92 10 05 Lor1nce Mary Lu 24 53 78 82 Lovynmore Coy 62 Luker Nelda Allene 39 86 72 81 McAlester Mary-62 McAna1ly j B 62 McBee Suzanne-54 73 86 94 McClendon Blanqu1ta 40 93 95 McClung Carolyn 40 McConathy Alfred Wendell 93 McConnell joe-40 86 McCord Charles 62 McCoyyan Margaret 78 60 McCray Betty 86 McCray Tommy 60 McDougal Shrrley 54 95 McFarland Charlene-62 Mclean Sherry 54 86 134 McNully Maggard MBISGUKJ Manmng Mannmg jerry-63 Lmda 53 Candy 63 66 95 160 Charles 39 je ry 76 77 Manschreck Lou 63 66 95 160 Marco Nora 53 Marshall Charles 63 Martrn Luster 6 26 74 75 76 7 10 105 62 Martm Nancy 53 Mart1n6 Roberta 6 7 25 39 8 Mason Massey Massey Massey Math1s Murnce 63 judxth 86 54 Maxme 63 78 86 94 Sylvra-63 james 39 86 M1115 1-reddy 63 Mooneyham Perry 40 Moore Moore Delores 54 Dyyayne-40 85 8 86 91 8 97 100 8 784 90 78 813 Olandese josephme 41 86 95 Ohyer Harold 19 20 126 9 Omer jryce 41 94 ONeal Pat 54 Oyyen Ernre-23 Ovyen Patsy 24 54 78 82 84 Pace Drana 63 7 Pace Cerry 25 Page Russel 41 Pamter Dunald 63 Paschal Drug 6a scoe A 1ta K 7 8 Patr1ck Rrchard-63 13 yne Roy 4 78 79 Peters johnny 66 86 130 Peterson Barbara 41 93 Petrzcck Donald 63 74 103 Phxlhps Ernest 42 Phrpps john 93 Pmgleton Mary 63 Prrtle Pat 63 Prstocco Mary Ann 78 42 P s jerry 70 55 Plummer Helen 55 Plymate Irnda 63 Pollard Ruth Ann 63 94 118 Polson Brenda 63 78 84 oor Robert 27 42 4 Poyyell XVade+12 Poyyer hn 27 55 72 74 8 Poyner Sonny 4 98 100 101 Presnell jan1ce Kay 42 78 94 Prlce Denny 55 Puckett Polly 63 78 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