Q X Q7 Qs.. 5 Y 3- .1 ii -- f ,ff 1910-I 960 ' 4 I 'Y ,IQ g.. . X Q 3: Q1 ii 5 5 W,.vGi'f ,Q . , AA--. i p i f ' K .K .A -Q Q , , Mf, 4. U16 1.96OY ' I am Alpha and Omega, the BMHOIDJ beginning and thc und. Miami High Suhool Revelation 21:6 Miami. f,JkiVL1hOlTh1 HOME FURNITURE Spfmswr L Above us lies a great distance of unexplored space, below us lies undefined fathoms of unprobed masses, around us there lives an ebbing, flowing tide of life filled with the mysteries of the unknown. Shifting and changing, this world of today is not what it was yesterday nor yet what it will be tomorrow. Still there are these constnts, the love in oyr home, the beliefs to which we hold, the kinships which knit us into one people. These form our taproots which anchor us to the land in which we live. Without these roots we would be tossed to and fro much in the same way ' as those Oklahoma tumble weeds which ceaselessly and erratically are blown about by the capricious winds. We know and love the roots that anchor us to Miami, so we carefully searched for a title for this 1960 book which would convey a little of our pride. We wanted a name to symbolize our pride in our homes, our town and our state. So we chose the name MiHoma to best say that each of us feels that this is my Oklahoma, my Miami, and my homef' f 'Y v u 5 y X N X The Mil-Ioma staff wishes to extend a note of thanks to - those men and women who recognized the potential adver- fq tising power of the 1960 yearbook and backed their recogni- 'X tion with the solid support of the dollar bill. IQ ! Thanks, too, to all those whose homes and firms placed the J! s u big welcome math out front for the yearbook staffls pho- -f K 1' tography adventures. Zonteaw A f .pp In. Z. ,Iv Da :!a D. ala' Depafurwwzad Z. .!. Vanhaancnaf an fl. D. .. Sascha D. f!. f-fdwmwafg D. .. - CLAUDE DOC KILLION As with all the truly great, 'Doo' gave so unselfishly of himself that his life became a thread of gold woven into the very fabric of our lives. Doc is a tangible part of our school today and will continue to be so long as there are lips to speak and ears to hear. His spirit will be kept alive and passed on to each succeeding generation, for he was as a great and burning light and that light is a precious part of the MHS heritage and must never be allowed to fade away. 6 0405 R. C. Nichols, Superintendent of the town's educational system, has guided Miami's public schools for two-thirds of their total fifty year span. It is his foresight that has insured a continuous and orderly expansion of buildings and facilities. It is his steady hand upon the reins of leadership that has insured a constant emphasizing of thi scholastic aspects of school life with the solid teaching of the 5-Rs, readingfriting, and 'rithinetic, maia- ing up the foundation of all knowledge imparted. It is his insight that has separated the valueless from the valuable of the new education and it is through his initiative that the vocation and the guidance areas have been strengthened. ...Q-4 6 606 These men serve the town and its schools, George Vanpool, vice-presidentg Harold Erwin, R. E. Holland, clerkg Charles C. Chesnut, presiclentg R. C. Nichols, superintendent, and Ben T. Owens. l v .W Vim .. 2 Q . l 5 . ttyl e?L 2 V to A f' X esll It l c . o ...,. ...cc e Irene White keeps the school in permanent form. history of each student on file Viviun Shaffer checks absences each day and files the records away. I 5 , it X 5 Ft-Q r x :Ae Fred Kelton, principal of MHS, speaks with the voice of authority, friendly but firm, and he conducts the affairs of the school in the same fashion. Interest in each individual student and teacher, tempered by the determination to provide the best pos- sible supervision for the scholastic, physical and social growth of all, has resulted in a curriculum designed to provide solid footing for each stu- dent whatever his needs. gwmrw-wwwww-wwf--Vim M, ., Manu-.sawn-N - .,.,,.,. rr W . . . .. .Mr 1 'tk A Arkh mmm K W - -We''!A'W f+HZ3aM,L....,.mf ...c,,,,,.,ac.,,.c ! ! 'WN , .. ,. . 1 ' 3 Vkvkkv 3 , Tactful and helpful, Alice Faye Collins cheer- fully performs the task at hand be it initialing a blue admit, cutting a six page stencil. answering the incessant summons of the office phone or compiling the yellow info cards for each of the 705 students in the upper four grades. 1-fwzmmfm - V ,. ek , 1f...,, kfangto' f ammwwwwumsgm , l 1-fad ' a Sched? p 11, F A if , . XXf'reta McCoy, guidance director and sponsor of the National Honor Society, has won recognition from state authorities as one of the top women in the field, It is largely through her perseverance that Miami has advanced with such rapidity from a school with- out any guidance program to a school with one of the top programs in the entire state. Miss McCoy is shown here interviewing Connie Sheehan. senior at Miami High School. .rnroutsor - .wrfmsfias E 4 ui My 'U Ns .asilgll P 1 if sw. ' Y' , -S ,pu ' ww s M we-si-- f ferr' c . , . mx Z H ' zwiiviiaglwfiwla i ,,. , .i . joe Tom Hudspeth. principal, and james Akers. as- sistant principal, handle the administrational duties of Central junior High School, Principal Hudspeth also serves as the advisor for the combined junior and senior high Student Council groups, Advisor Hudspeth corners with Student Council pres- ident, Raymond Hawkins, about the Wfardog hook covers the council sold to the student body. Leon Cox, vice-president, David Foster, chaplain. Gene Tucker, Gwen Green, re- porter, Carol Sue Littleton, treasurer, Mr. joe Tom Hudspeth, advisor, Raymond Haw- kins, president. Not pictured: Deloris Bench, secretary, Roger Helm, and Connie Wit- bracht. Lynn Farrier. Janie Sandmire. 7th Grade. Barbara Blue, 8th Grade, Diana Oliver, 9th Grade, Russell Campbell. Sth Grade, John Carter. 9th Grade, 7:21 Me Zeal! .deff ' 3 5, f l Q 1' if . ,i,.. , Ag: 5 Student Council leadership rates top-priority at M.H.S, and the office of president is the most sought after position in the school. Raymond Hawkins, elected after an intensive campaign, has provided vigorous leadership, and, with the assistance of Advisor Hudspeth, the council has been in the forefront of all the student body activ- ities. Senior members of the Student Council are: Raymond Hawkins, Leon Cox, Delores Bench, Carol Littleton, Roger Helm, Gene Tucker, David Foster, Connie Witbrziclmt and Gwennie Green. Junior members of the Student Council are: Melinda Cole, Betty Hale, Gaye Phillips, Phyllis Propper, Doug Rhodes, Suzanne Spaulding, joe Thompson and Bill Warruer. Sophomore members of the Student Council are: Iudy Cottam, Karen Edmonson, Ralph Griffin, Barbara Hite, june Johnson, Bobby Linton, Kay Snyder and Penny Zeis. Freshman members of the Student Council are: Diana Oliver and john Carter. Eighth grade members of the Student Council are: Barbara Blue and Russell Campbell. Seventh grade members of the Student Council are: Lynn lfarrier and Janie Sandmire. X M1531 'Q : judge Parkers crude court of law was a far-cry from this resplendent Homecoming Court of MHS royalty. W if V' is Long live the king! Long live the queen! I3 F fin 32 ft M - .. K ' ,rgwf t ,sWfw3.'f: Li ' Ms.. ,sig Fra-if ,lei ugg giffkist i .ig ,SX :li I Top photo of the upperclass football attendants, Marlene Jameson, Melinda Wfilson, Betty Hale, and Ann Lanning, breathes with cheerful relaxation, for at last the ordeal is ended, the queen has been crowned and all's well that ends well. Photo of the queen and her senior attendants snapped at the stadium reflects a little of the royal wenriness, hut the most worried-look title goes to Ann Lanning as she and Betty Hale rehearse Roberta Baron and judy Hardiman as to their cues forthe ceremonial afternoon crowning. I5 as Q 1 X x 3 M 55' QB? fi -,U S-5' The Queens in the kitchen Frying up some chicken Wflien along comes King jack And eats it all up, alzis and ulack! Mirror, mirror, on the wall, Wl1O's the fearest of them all? we 2 tefte , . - 4 6 fin? A f Milt whit Mig. . 5 lim Wings Y - smJ K 5 QA ,K X Q. A .. f t s . ,f . - : Y af A M. 1 ek , QQ , 5 it 5 A A web Q ' Q - V. 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Spmzwrfd by First Baptist Church James 84 James MISS DECEMBER Joplin Parade McLain vs. Miami Christmas Parade joplm vs. Miami Choir Coucffrt McLain vs. Miami Christmas Holidays DONNA SANDMIRF Chill Devewber brizzgy flae Jleefy Blazing fire. mn! Clai'2.rfzmz,r fren! Sfvofixrnflf Sapp Insurarice Agency and Durhz1m's ! , www W i,5fim fM,w 4 . MISS JANUARY 4 Back to school! 5 Claremore vs. Miami 8 Tzlhlequah vs, Miami I2 Pryor vs, Miami 16 NIQOAKM Tournament 19 Nowata vs. Miami 22 Piiwhuska vs. Miami 23 Emi of semester ww-' TERIESA SULLINS flllllltlfl' bfjfzgy file .i'110z1'. Jifziei' nm' fee! fum' fifzgeiii' glvzzx Sfwzz i wed X741 .' RamQ:1y's and Coca-Cola Bottling Cluinpuny 23 l 2 4-6 12 23 6 J' K lf' in i l M S fi ' , Ah.. ' MISS FEBRUARY DAN A HUDSON Claremore vs. Miami lfeb1'1nzry brizzgf the min, Talilcquah Basketball Tournament Tf'd1l'.l fbf frozen hiker figflfll, Pryor vs. Miami Tahlequah vs. Miami Nowata vs. Miami Pawhuska vs. Miami Vinita vs. Miami Spazzmred lay: Miami Products, Elms Motel, Carselowey's Foot Health Shop 25 MISS MARCH IUDY COTTAM 1 1 Choir Concert Marfla brifzgx breezef, loud and Jbrill 1 8 National Merit Scholarship Tests T0 Jfir the dmzring daffodif. 10 Going to College Assembly ll District T811 Field Day, Okmulgee Spozzfored by: 17-19 Regional Music Contest WUSOH School Of Dame and 29-30 Piano Festival Miami Savings and Loan il5 Mayan. 4,5451- 6 in lv' 5 1 4 .fn wluwyw f aP'N '1 MISS MAY DIANE KILLIQN junior Choir Concert May brifzgr florkf of pretty lambx junior-Senior Banquet and Prom Skipping by their fleet'-y dfzzm. Senior Choir Concert SENIORS LEAVE SCHOOL Baccalaureate Commencement Spwzmred by: LAST DAY of School Miami Hotel and Flossies Beauty Shop MELINDA COLE june brizzgf mfipf, ljfjer, rofef, Fjfli lbe vhilff1'e1z'5 hllllllf with pofiezf Spwzwred by: Meadow Gold Milk Company and KGLC Radio Station DEANNA SMITHSUN and JANICE ULM AUGUST BOBBIE BROOKS FASHIONS Sfwnwred by KEMPHS iw- XW4'lQ'-WNL-J v Nl? ' abide W5 is M fa. 5 .a f .WE 2 Wlft- 4 Deloris Bench, girl of the year, is serving her third year on the Student Council, She is also president of the Racketeers. Deloris plans to enter Oklahoma College for Women as a Leon Cox, boy of the yearf is vice-president of the Student Council and an outstanding FFA member. Cox is also vice-president of the Sci- ence Club and Prince of the 1960 yearbook. language major. O Ronnie Hester. ii Merit Scholarship re- cipient, was awttrdecl the B. F. Goodrich Fellowship. Ronnie, one out of only 20 Oklahoma Seniors receiving scholarships. plans to attend Northwestern. joe Mitchell. Ronnie Hester. and Carolyn Sturdy -were finalists in the Merit Scholarship tests given to 550.000 students fl'UIYl 1 moo high schools. Spwzmfed by: B. F. Goodrich Co. Morning announcements spon- sored by the Student Council throughout the 1959-60 school term, were taken care of by the joint efforts of Leon Cox. David Foster. Bill XX t1tner, Joe Thompson, Ronnie Hester, and Raymond Hawkins, 33 1-faaiwdeacaecag' - '-6aee- ,' 34464 Wcfcaa 4,426 34 President of the Student Councilf1955-19363 Staff artist for Broadcasterg1935-1936g Drum Major years. Has pictures of Indian life in 211 national exhibitions and the Metropolitan Museum of Arts, Library c Congress, Corcoran Gallery of Art and Smithsonian Institute. Illustrated 28 books. Painted a world-famous portrait of Oklahomafs Will Rogers Spwuored by: Dawson's Jewelry. chee- 70e3zeoaZq ' ' fake! First DeMolay Sweetheart'l at 14, Member of glee clubg Drum Major- etteg Contest soloist in voice and poetryg Dancing teacher at 15. Studied under the top professionals in the dance field Choreographer for the Norse Stars ? Instructor to hundreds of Miami youngsters Spmz.s'w'ed by Wfilliams' jewelry. ll! I I W .fee 704144441 ag 135 35 5 1 4-nv Sim ROW 1: Pat Melody, Rosemary Xwood, Elizabeth Chesnut. Ruth Ann Shafer, Carol Littletong ROW 2: Ellen Robin- son, Claudine Manos, Melinda Cole, Carol Searcy, Shelia Blazer, june johnson, Barbara Dahl, Deloris Benchg ROXX' 3: Darrell Barnes, Kenneth Duffell, Tom Wzitson, Eric Garpner, and Ken Richards earned, a-scholastic letter with an A-Q52 pointsj average for the top four grades of the last semester of the 1958-59 school term and the first semester of the 1959-60 school term. em' gated' 13456 FRONT ROVU: Betty Hale, Judy Chambers, Melinda Coleg ROW 2: Don Mathis, Tom Watson, Don Dyer, Richard Kelton, Bill Warner, and joe Thompson ,were chosen to represent the Miami student body at the sessions of Boy and Girl Staters held in Nor- man and Chickasha respectively. Sponsored by: The Automobile Association of Miami. 141' dlwdatgfdl Dean Walk:i'. manager of the Miami Co-op, congratulates Leon Cox, Sonny Booth, Charles Mca Kenzie, and james Pliler, members of the State Championship live- stock judging team. Miami Chapter of Future Farmers of America was organized on August 7, 1956 with 32 members who invested a total of 33700. From these members, the four original judging teams were chosen. During 1957, these teams were active in winning several trophies. The Supervised Farm Training Program was enlarged and, in livestock shows, the Grand Champion steer was shown by a Miami FFA member at the Muskogee Free State Fair, and the Reserve Grand Champion barrow at the Cttawa County Fair. The year 1958 was climaxed by the showing of the Reserve Grand Champion barrow and the Grand Champion lamb. The total investment by the chapter members had climbed to 5110-00. In 1959, this figure was almost tripled by the 335,096 invested in the farming program. Seven Grand Champions and two Reserve Grand Champions were chalked up by the chapter in 1959- 1960. Ed Meacham, chapter advisor, displays the plaque of the champions. Spozzrored by. Miami Co-op hfem hc, S if J the Ali .Illme ami C S Plil hum Cf Cf 3, ' A H- xhkb 1'Ho,- Wei - th . W1 Ldlfllcgllity I L QQICWL , -L1 Ed ,dat MMM ' new Hdku Eames. AGA mm. Rm x VON Q wokh. X, N wa X4 Aw BOY? X: 'Yung 'S-Kdwk, Lum Coma, may Bdsm. MNXX Vumcs, Sumxg XM Q-mms VXKXQV, ROW 1: Doo bhkixngw. 'Ycwg Bmw. Yank' Vvku, CMMXQS YDXLXLCKYI.-XC, W . Xl-uupck and QMX XNKuKiYwwv. RONX H1 YA Bkcuduxxx. :,Jx'x5ov, 'SNA Xfbxwuv, DMYLXX 'Ex'jxXq, Skumixc Ocmxq, Evuvuxt Smmb-Ada, Seng Ommxxxc, QYAOXQXAWX XCKKXL. and Mm Mdlcm 0 'Y mmf. Cmms Niixxxxg . Mama Sxqvmos. SUN Mmhn, ywhn Vim. mA Um Xkmmmg S uhm Kiwi' xx Do the Sf, Barn die F Cs 3111 ' Son 16 D n5' BU C8130 tl n oth. D 115 ye! zifrtll dr art' Vin ' D-1, ' m01'U'Cl1 ' amd di C B Hrne , 5 s ' Offi . fml .1ccredit,lt. . Ion v Zo W7-. RO Lv' R 1: Ken O W' P nctlz N J He '1 usc- ' Edcns. Darrell 1521 lf Kclftnn, Prlnbl' ' 1, f6l'l1I'Giil'UUUC' rncf, fzihlcas' PIIYCI' pdl Don AL1ft1ngl . I Gllfy lvinnct Cn' . EQU1'c1 Bazncls, Lwn Cox. and Sonny Booth, y, Bob Prnt-, j1h1MVCKcn21E, Tony Nlklloh, Bud .frlczv 11LKcn21E, and Ed Afezidzazn, chapter adwivor. 44,4 , , ,Q 1 Mr ' x ddif 115 Y I ani Olggy Muttifli-51951 6ntE,ErE15cuT5' k D026 chaE?1ti0nO , 1 - 'IK Qfamliwfs of t Menu .- It- A m tf .li on EYUZS' mf I-C 11.16 Barn 05117118 tfglln' MERS OF R FA ml 77145 ROXX' lg Addr: Hall, sponsor, 'lf Wiitstin, -I. Carver, R. Lomax, j. Louis, L. Cox. S. Wfilsong ROW' 2: E. Garpncr, G. Friend, R Burtrum. R. Shafer, H. Fox, ROXW 3: C, Manos, B. Dahl, R. Hanimons, P. Melody, E. Chesnut, C. Sturdy, C. Searcy, J. Kaylor, D Wfhitwell. D. Bench: ROW' 4: D. Rhodes, and D. Mathis make up the roll call for this nationally affiliated group of mathematicians all 'ig ,M J ,in Ml jimi Cannon, Alice Faye Collins, secretary, Gaye Phillips. Sandra Stebbins. Nova Thiesing, Maxine Dobbs, Gayle Haralson, Kay Snyder, Vicki McFerron, Judy Chambers, Gwen Green, Connie Sheehan, Donna VC'hitwell. jan Caldwell, and Connie Witbraclit help soften the impact of those trips to the Bafbflfa C016 office with cheerful smiles and a ready willingness to extend a welcoming hand. Maxine D0bb5 40 ROW' 1: john Lingo, Spanish and French instructorg Ruth Ann Shafer, Cynthia Seamster, Alene Sherardg ROW' 2: Ellen Robinson, Rita McMillian, Elizabeth Chesnut, Linda Searcy, Rita Vanattag ROW 3: Penny Zeis, Helen Bernardi, Carol Searcy, Carol Littleton, Pat Melody, Nancy Peery, johnny Duncang ROW 4: joLinda Martin, Pat Walker, Sheila Blazer, Lynn Dawson, Gayle Haralsong ROW 5: Janie Wyer, Virginia Sells, Anne Middleton, Donna McNatt, Nancy Poole, Janice Ulm, and Harold Marcano join forces to promote the study of languages. Edna McReyn0lds gave all her time to the English IV classes to take care of this, the largest senior class in the history of the school. LaVaga. Watkins, wife of Coach Bill Watkins and mother of jacki FWHM i F Lynne and Bill, Jr, was yearbook and Broadcaster advisor as well as psychology, social science, and journalism instructor. Ia: . d 'ff 'GEF 1-3' tw , QMFWW, .u..,.W....Ww....Mf.,Q l mf n.,, . ROXN' lg lSarh.u'a Dahl. Deanne Brewster, Gretchen Wfhite, Peggy Iwfyers, Dee XY'allaee, Sharon Hailev. loann Newkirk, Claudine Manos Qtll ' y 5arirle1's1 ROXY 2: Melinda Cole. Eleanor Richardson. Lynn Dawsong ROW' 3: Consuls Deloris Bench and Judy Chambers Guided Mrs. Carl Peak. Latin instruetor and eluh advisor. these toga-draped Romans kept I.atin alive at M.H.S. The Latin Cluh hanquet and slave auttion are two of the numerous attixities promoted by the Cluh memhers. 5 2 5 ? RO VU l: li, Hussey. B. XYalton. N. Doniea. kl. XY'eeks, VU. Brumley, N. XY'yatt, J. Martin. S. Shroyer, B. Badger, 1, Lomax, G. Botts, G. Reynolds. -I. XY'attt-rs. D. Hielaert. R. Ball, C. Dawson: ROXW 2: D, Brewer. D. Crow. R. Swanson. B. Mann, D. Dyer, J. George, P. Vlmer. D. Giyerg ROXY' 5: S. XY'atts. M. Owens. K. Rickman, D. Chaffin, D. Oliver. M. XX'atson. J. Champlin, K. Kellogg, T. Ranstead, I.. Ellington. K, XY'hite. R. Hill. G. Benhrook. K. Estesg Behind Chariot: C. Cowles. D. Lfathis. SIf7UI1.l'Ul'6d by B 8: K Clothiers. 42 'X ' dwicgetoe , ROW' 1: Barbara Clay, Dickie Badger, Phyllis Propper, Donna McNatt, Carolyn Sturdy, Glenda Highland, Gaye Phillipsg ROVU 2: Steve XVilson, John Bill Moody. Bonnie Stoner, Sue Nelle Wfebb, Ellen Robinson, Dee Wtitters. Leon Coxg ROXY' 3: Kenneth Estes, David Un- derwood, Ted W'atts, Don Mathis, jim George, Gary jones, Richard Russell, and Kent Jeffries were caught practicing the Thespian victory smile. junior member Ellen Robinson took the state extemporaneous championship-to qualify for the chance to bring home the national speech trophy. 'lpwgr ,-nnv0 ' null .puns- .nuns - A - PAULINE GIBSON W ? I I I I Sponsor ROW 1: Robbie Kirk, Bonnie Stoner. Sue Nelle XX'ebb, Ellen Robinson, Donna Richardson, Deanne Brewster, Barbara Clay, ROW' 2: Kent Jeffries, Richard Russell, Pam Hartley, Carolyn Sturdy. Glenda Highland, Gaye Phillips, Bob Pain, David Underwood, Doug Burtumg ROW' 3: Ronald Hester, XX'allace Rendel, and Don Mathis are members of the National Forensic League. 43 704414: Om Dickie Badger, Jerry Erwin, Larry Green, Don Dyer, Jim Mosley, Don Mathis, Richard Russell, David lfnder- wood, Mike lfitzgibbon. George Lytleg ROXW 2: Judy Kaylor. Camille Sutton, Sally Sanders, Judy Chambers, Claudine Manos, Pauline Gibson, Ellen Robinson, Lynn Dawson, Suzy Spaulding, Melinda Cole, and Gaye Phillips hate to leave these Oni' Tffiuz days behind them. L - ,as Q ff , , 4, Uv Richard Kelton, Don Mathis, and Ellen Robinson are taught up in the mood cast I . . by the moving words written by Author ' Thornton XXf'ilder. X p Barbara Dahl, Grethen XX'hite, Janine Hammons, Jim George, Anita Simpson, Kenneth Estes, and Mike Theede pitched in wherever and whenever needed to make Oni' 7'uzi':J a box office sutcess. RCJW 1: Randy Waei's, Diana Oliver, Carol Cowles, Carol Fields, Janice Hammonsg ROW' 2: Bob Fain, Deanne Brewster, Katrina White, Robyn Swanson, Pat Melody. Janice Denney, Ann Bowers, Connie Craig, and Drew Shipley can hardly wait to try out the shoes of those departing senior Thespians. ' ?7Zaq - ' and UM .face ,ge 1' s CAST IN ORDER OF APPEARANCE Abby , , , ,, ,, , , Glenda Highland D12 Harper , , Kent Jeffries Teddy ,,,,,,,, , Steve Wilson Officer Kliefz Ted Watts Offirer Brophy , A Jack Spencer Mfzrfbfz , Bonnie Stoner Elaine C C sue Nelle Webb Qi Morlzmef' , , Gene Tucker w fohzzfzflamz , Larry Ketcher Dr' Eirzyleizz W Leon Cox Offifer O'I-Ifzm jim Walker Mr. Wfitberfpoofz Robert Hill Mr, Gibby ,,,, Robert Hill Officer Rooney , Ray Williams Steve Wilson, Leon Cox, Larry Ketcher, Glenda Highland, and Bonnie Stoner as they appeared in a scene from xlrrezliu emd Old Lan fffwfff , lbw-mm RA to 'e' A .., 1 ..., , P, ' vs l I Helen Bernardi. lXIartha Burl-is. Camille Sutton. Judy Kaylor, Judy Nolan, Pat Wz1lker'. and Dora Sue Crowson put the last minute touches to those brightly-jacketed books the Library Club featured during the annual book bavaur. , Mi Louise Watson. school Librar- -Z 2, .f M rs. ian, did manage to find time to fol- low all the school sports as she had to keep up with the latest achieve- ments of her son Tom Wattson. Rita Vanatta, Goldie Willet, Jacqueline Squirrel, Carol Hood. Janice Hammons, Joy Smith, and Mamie Hawkins apply it little color and design to promote the sale of books. Sfwizmred by: Wfayne Anderson Agency and Four State Tire Service. O I X A- fi? yea ROW' 1: Mary XX'hitecotton, Barbara Clay, Rosemary Stanleyg RONX' 2: Pat Stewart, Barbara Kleine, Dora Crowson, Camille Sutton. Janice Hammons, and Anne Middleton sat in on informal discussions with medical men and women, served as Gray Ladies at the Miami Baptist Hospital, and toured the Vinita Mental Hospital as well as other places of medical interest. diff A Vw I S A ,asf ef. l it-s, in ROW' 1: Gwennie Green, Donna Wliitxxeell, Barhara Dahl, Donna MCNatt, Deanna Smithson, Judy Treece, Nova Thiesing, Saundra Sweeten, Connie Craig. Irma Chenoweth, Deloris Benchg ROW 2: Lucy Sayles, Helen Bernardi, Sharon Hailey, jane XX'yer, Bonnie Stoner, Connie Withracht, -lodie Lacaff, Patti Gibson, June johnson, Eleanor Richardson, Deanne Brewsterg ROW 3: Carol Littleton, judy Chambers, Ted Wfatts, Guy Owen. Gloria Sandusky. Ruth Wiilf, Pat Xwalker, Barham Curnutte, and Rosemary Wfood plan ts enter the teathing profession. 47 l G. Green. C, Littleton. Sccrctiiry-'l'reasurcr. jack Spencer. Paul Cottam. Mr. Story nf E. G., jerry Hollis, R, Hester. -313 M. Cole, G. Phil- lips, I. Thompson, R. Hester. D. WIAIIICIS, D. Killion, G. Edmondson. A. Lennox C, Sturdy, S. -Vlfilson E. Chesnut, E. Garpner, G. Highland, D, Foster. D. Badger, G. Green, L. Dawson. 15 I Lewis. I.. Cox B. Kleine. S, XY'el1l1, R. XVooil. R. Bllffflllll, G. Phillips. Cdl! , ' Ze 'Ilic cyu of tlic ciiiiuixi oitchcs and rccouls thi, interest luring dcxclopul in scientific iircus by Paul Cottiim and .lorry Hollis. senior liigli seismic instructors. D. M.itliiS. D. Rhodes. bl. Brittain. Al Cirislvy. M. XVil5on, D. linincs. G. XX'liite. li. D.ilil. D. Sliockcy Sfzofzwred by: Beta Gamma Science Club. These pictures tell the F.H.A. story of 1959-60. Helen Bernarcli, Barbara Curnutte, and 'Ian- ice Bradley take il breather before conduct- ing the camera on ii tour of the F.H.A. projects. Q .J4 J ' 7.74,-4, joy Smith, Alene Slmerard, Lorene Fields, and Mamie Hawkins have learned that one of the J 1 most valuable work-techniques is knowing where to go for best information. Thats a late l model cook book they're consulting. in by 1 jjlfeil M E 'O Q-JP Judi Arnold. Juanita Denney, Mae Lohman, sponsor, and Barham Kleine review the wise- shoppers index for selecting quality fabrics. ,WL AKElx ., ,ANWHIIQ g . Zyl'-S + ,AONM 0, I V 5' Q M D Wizhnlw if - e H iff Q 4 10 no ww gov Diane Walker, Rita Vnnattu, and Pat Stew- art realize that no family should be without these first aid and home nursing books, I . af.. FADE! Nl ISU Tonya Thomas. jutly Ryan, Stunmie Mal-Iaffie, and Cherry VC'ork5 feel that the S family that eats together stays together, l 2 Vie 25-?!e Helen Swift, Youvett Krecger Sharon Ket- cher, Georgia Mathis, joan Brown, and jurly Helms point out that the teenagers have great potential buying power. gf ROXW 1: Dickie Badger, Donna Whitwell, Claudine Manos, secretary-treasurer, Sheila Blazer, Richard Davis, president, Judy Kaylor, Dee Wallace, Ruth Ann Wolf, June Johnson, Marlene Cox, Sharon Hailey, ROW 2: Sally Sanders, Melinda Cole, vice-president, Janice Barnes, Doug Rhodes, Charles Campbell, John Bill Moody, Helen Bernardi, Marguerite Jimerson, sponsor, Lynn Dawson, Ann Bowers, Pat Melody, Deanna Brewster, Carol Fields, Royce Hill, ROW' 3: Darrell Barnes, Jim George, Gretchen Vifhite, Ray Burtum. ff f :lla 15, 25 E ri Reby Chenoweth, American History. 4- 71 VL jk ROW' 1: Charles Scott, vice-president, Bob Bailey, Gary Boyd, president, Phyllis Garoutte, secretary, Helen Tiny Swift, reporter, Gary Shepard, John Teague, Leroy Collins, Roy Smith, ROXV 2: Richard Spencer, Charles Odell, Robert Moreland, Jim Boyd, Fred Bradley, Robert Vandiver, Richard Newman, Imogene Nichols, Carol Cosby, Nancy Botts, Deanna Tipton, ROW' 3: Gilbert Morgan, John Blevins, songleader, Gearld Judy, Mike Stephens, Wilson Brewster, John Hauser, Penny Tucker, Linda Gardner, Eleanor Richardson, Lucille Vanatta, leader, ROW 4: Ann Shearer, Warren Pathkiller, Dickie Tucker, David Field, Dick Albro, John Sheehan, Gene Albro, Bob Collins, Charles Dumas. 52 W ROW 1: john Lofland, jim Garber, Bobby Blizzard, Paul Smith, Tom Hite, Tony Orcutt, Darrell Kirk, Franklin Kirkg ROW 2: Bill Nelson, Timmy jones, Paul jones, Gary Giles, Denton Lizenby, john Banks, Kenneth Linn, jack Crow, ROW 5: Bill Davis, instructor, Raymond Smith, C. D. Cauthon, Curtis Phillips, jerry Blankenship, Bill Kahler, Bill Blizzard, Alvin Wilson, and James Kahler. - Rises ROW 5: DeWayne Glenn, Kenneth Cassell, Roger Helm, Denny Johnson, ROW' -iz Don Doty, jerry Walton, Phillip Davis, Eldon Sharp, Benny Ball, Tommy Kaylor, john Gentry, Tom Wilson, Larry Green, ROXX' 3: jim Bond, jim Hudson, john Howe, Dale Sedberry, Gary Boyd, jack Spencer, jerry Shirley, Bill Bailey, Edwin Thomas, Kenneth Vifrightg ROW 2: Johnny Greaves, Charles Seat, Don Allen, Ray Shearer, john Barkett, Ted Green, Ronald Russell, Wallace Rendel, Ed Sayles, Jon Ulm, ROW 1: Henry Absher, instructor, Bob W5'er, Tom Newberry, Larry Booth, Don Reed, Gary Edmondson, Bob Spencer, and Ralph Griffin. .,, DH M t A ,Q 2 WP!! as A Z r Q G ,, v ' , V in ROW1 Wilson Sink McConnell Kostelney Hull Wilson Cruzan Leamon Hite Craig johnson Mitchell, Synarg ROXV 2: Meyers, Switzer, Cox, Garren, Dcnney, Bench, YX omack, Leake, Taylor, Collins, Thurman, Stamback, Sutton, W'allaceg ROW 3: Dixon, Killion, Hoover, Wood, Sandusky Ridgeway, Veirs, Duncan, Barnett, Leamon, Taylor, Crowson, Payton, Snyder, Stewart, ROW 4 Alldredge, Chaffin, Goss, Graham, Evans, Collins, Evans, XY'atts, Foster, Vanpool, Burtrum1 Carse- lowey, Alldredge, XVhite, Newman, Richardson. X K3 5 Y W5 Y1gji!V'4 aiijii' Director jim Fleming Pianist, Lujean Howard, ROXV 1: jackson, Sandmire, Jones, Hamilton, Marshall, Hartley, ROW 2: Richards, Hopp, Curnutte, Atkin Vanpool, Sloan, Saftg ROW' 3: Botts, Marlow, Lewis, Rain, Smith, Nunn, Kenreigh, Olson. Spwzwred by: Ottawa County Sheriff's Office and Doc's Bar-B-Q. 54 SO 240:42 Gwennie Green is Miami High Schools first band queen. Gwennic was elected by fellow band mem- hers, SENIOR BAND MEMBERS-ROW! 1: C. Searcy, G, Green. R. Wfood. C. Thurman, C, Littleton, R. Shaferg ROW 2: D. Seamons, S. Wilson, D, Lazenby, M. Gordon, I., Elliott, nl. Carver. 55 Director: Floyd Pitts ALTO SAX Mathis Thurma n Wood Pack BARITONE SAX Lazenby TENOR SAX Kelton Jones Elliott TROMBONE Brittain Ranstead Giyer Davis Sloan Campbell BARITONE Carver Aston Lomax Dixon BASS HORN Underwood Walker Nelley Thomas Lewis TYMPANI Sanders CHIMES Elrod DRUMS Smallwood Wolf Wilks Cruzan CLARINET Dahl Wilson Green Cole Estes Gordan Seamster Searcy Blazer Donica Fox Seamon Graham Crow Shafer Hill Lacy Richardson Chambers johnson Allgood Branson Midlciff CORNET Pryor Davis Ketcher Benbrook Victor Victory Estes Wright Angle i. is fi ls -. ,s Q HQ, fp X V 1 1 x , 5 15, iw' ' u Fwy' ,. . A fy . ......s,, . Rn... ii x X, f 4- Win-nv ff ,sf 5 Aww-2 . , Q, H' X-fqkf, ..., N Q i -.5 -A L -Q 3 ' 1555 f M' ..........f K , ,ily Q Q . Q f K XV. nu S fy f . '1 ,f I M .. , . sv QQ ,, M ....... ................. its HFPL' .fv- -ue... 11, X' Tift, f , :gh 5 , f 'S s fs vw. I. I :lu U. N 5 'Ns Q PN J X, X F sf ff I 3 J f ti' 'Lv N up if r K 3 615- m S ww-M m5?5:'fLT 'm 'J WF Ak 1 .5g5,.g, y , Y' W-g,Q,1.fg t . Qf -in ggi? avr' 'i' Lk k k I Hn- L Z f E 445 ' ' 5 in if .. , yr, jg, 3 Y i,,,,f 3 . ' u ,fl T f T' M . Bonnie Stoner. Dick Stowell, jack Spencer. and Darrel-1 Barnes. Broatlcastcr editor, watth as the Ted Vfatts. Darrell Barnes. telctypc sencls in thc latest news. and Bill DL1UUlD2l 1'CCCiY6 The cameraman Caught the journalism class as they were ahout to make a first-hand invcstigation of the newspaper business. The mcmbers are Sandra Stchhins. LaVaga XY'atkins. spunsor, Darrell Barnes, Bill Dunning. Bonnie Stoner, Ted Watts, Deanna Smithson, Donna McNatt, Melinda XX'ilson. 'Indie lacaff. Helen Bcrnardi. ,lanicc Ulm. Sue: XY'chb. Rainona Stelts. Pam Hartley, -lanicc Hammons, Karen Etlwartls. Dick Stowcll. and ,lack Spencer, I MY! W -Q I 'E S t.-N-'F ,-.,a: '- '... W.. .M Nzfgy-l ,mf ..,,,.a..,,a...W.N,,M,r...n...,a Y, .V ,-,,,-.,....................- XXX instruction on how the Janice Ulm, Sue Nelle Webb, and Donna McNatt, editor and associate editors of thc IVI1HOl111 plln newspaper business works. the 1960 annual. The basis of our government being the opinion of the people, the very first object should be to keep that rightg and were it left to me to decide whether we should have a government without newspapers, or nevss papers without a government, I should not hesitate a moment to take the latter. Thomas Jefferson Pam Hartley and Jack Spencer try out machine at Gosneys Pam Hartley, Jodie Lacaff, Karen Edwards, Deanna Smithson, Janice Hammons, and ,N Ramona Stelts work on triplicate copies. , -400 A Spozzrw-ed by: Gosney's Printing Shop. ide W 1 , SX ,lf eo W Donna XX'hitwell, Toni Covington, Deanna Smithson, Deloris Bench, Carolyn Cherry, Sue Pool, Phyllis Propper, Nancy Peery, Donna McNatt, Nancy Evans, Judy Vifebber, Pam Hartley, Ann Bowers, Helen Taylor, Donna Payton, Gayle Haralson, Connie Craig, Judy Cham- bers, Sharon XY'eaver, Patty Gibson, Lucy Sayles, Patti Emerson, Irma Chenoweth, Joan Gress, Dana Hudson, Jodie Lacaff, Sharon Jones, Pat Melody, Eileen Jacobsen, Patty Lish, Gaye Phillips, Gretchen XVhite, Rita McMillian, Lynn Dawson, Saundra Sweeten, Connie Sheehan, Jeanne Workman, Judy Reynolds, Ann Lanning, Gerry Workman, Connie XX'olf, Youvette Kreeger, and Bonnie Stoner, add color to the football and basketball games with precision marching and dance routines. Suzanne Moody Teehee directs the all-girl squad. Senior members are: Deanna Smithson, Bonnie Ston- er, Gerry Workmrln, Jeanne Wforkman, Lucy Sayles, Deloris Bench, Dana Hudson, Carolyn Cherry, Donna McNatt, Irma Chenoweth, Jan Caldwell, Connie Sheehan, Pam Hartley, Sharon WeL1y'ei', Rita Mc- Millian, Judy XY'ebber, Helen Taylor, Patty Gibson, Jodie Lacaff. Sponsored by: Delzell's Drug Store. 'Q 2-2 O X P Grbson, S. Gress, Y. hietody, N. Evans, T. Reynotds Y. Propper, C. Cherry, A. Craig. P. Lksh P Emerson Sutton 5 Bohn. K. jones, B. CoXe, M. Lacy, R. HN D andrnxre Sm ee ankrns B. Curnutte, Y. Garontte. 3. Nerykrrk, S. Hardxrnan H erntrdr Brachey Cfddweh. Y. Zeis, M. Vinson. C. Yroykne raha 1 Goss D Vahace Dfrrneh Y1l'h1te',YrOWU 5: D. Wlfhktxyeh artrn S WU er 1 er 2 Rrc ardson Srnr C Nanos, G. Hugh an Chesnu Cottanx Dawson WU D Hudson D Srnx 'bbs S anders R oo N Croc ett Yrdnxonson aw xns arrnon D ah S Xfhrte iw Snntxh o rnson ohnson R o L Carse oxyey C o L Sxytes S fewer X enone Y Harte urnn Kree McMrXhan Lwca Harrison one rt be Q sm eet uetory or a drsrna oss R Wy x S . tx rns L Nvyrkek, G. ' aron Thoxncrsson, V. hiorgan. . xns earnon, S. Brady, N. Edwards. A. Gr , McNatt', BOW 7: A. Skrnnson, D. Payton, S. Denny ng., j. Keher, 5. Vfoshinggton, S. Gress, C, Sheehan R WU S Bench, D, Cobb, N. Peeryg ROV' 9 We er H Toy or hynys be counted on to bad-. those txehtrng Vfwrdogs whether Lwnnr Workman. D. X G. Wlforknmn can a Stoner ant Rack 535233 Iffficers qr C10 . 1 rta LI Nelsaund bers r1s Bench CM1l11an fra Swede 51,065 sicfetalyy S131reS5dCnEfii1presiden'2 S th , Zan A y e Ofganizaifogioody TEQEQTI - e Slfozzrgwd by C 1 . O eman E State' 1: Warner, N. Schnakenburg, Altebaumer, Davis, Gilmore, D, Schnakenburg, J. D, Robinson, Baldridge, Ball Tucker Cherry Rhodes, Watson, ROW 2: Cook, Hirsch, Smith, Duncan, Gartside, Ward, Watts, Cassell, Reed, Seat, Watters A Schnaken Ketcherg ROW 3: Smallwood, Taylor fdroppedj, Angel, Smith, Fain, Champlin, Barnett fdroppedj, Erwin, Poe Botts McBrien Booth, Spencer, Glenn, Evans, Dixon, Sweeten, Walker, Allen, Teague. jinxecl by a series of misfortunes and injuries football just never got off the ground during the 1959 season. The final gun marked a 3-6-1 record. SENIOR MEMBERS ROW 1: Gartside, Tuckeii Altebaumer, Ball, D. Schnakenburg, Gilmore: ROW 2: Booth, Watts, N. Schnakenburg, Cassell, Ketcher, Baldridge: ROW 3: Sweeten, Duncan, Cherry, Hill, and Cook. COACHES Bill Watkins jack Rusher Glen Spradley Sporzfored lay: Rainbow Cafe and Bowlus School Supply Wmdoq wi K Y 131111. I 'W ,il , I ht X ' I-Wx fl n' uv' I5 5' A - 'N 1!l : llllfsif '-ml if lo l N S f f1ili'YffQ.. A V vu: ywnkiiguw . . 1, Mx' is 3 ,.., . 43 'fe 1' GARY GARTSIDE KENNETH CASSELL TED XVATTS fi N 1 W JOHNNY ALTEBAUMER LARRY KETCHER DALE SCHNAKENBURG BENNY BALL DENNIS SWEETEN GENE TUCKER ,- 1 W il? f J' Q- 1 W f vwff 2 1 .mmw wammTa' , , mmf' mmrmmmdn wlulmzaanlaxremum 6 6 0 HARRY GILBIORE JOHNNY DUNCAN DOUG COOK Allfonference cl 0 , .L . MIKE CHERRY ROBERT HILL GEORGE BAIDRIDGE NORMAN SCHNAKENBURG LARRY BOOTH All-Conference 00 I D. ROBINSON RICHARD DAVIS U 660604 IVWI kv f f- W Wm Illi - g KW 1:.,,H , my gil ni, M tram This is the way we do it today. BILL WARNER DEWAYNE GLENN PAUL SMITH LEE WARD 'ESI +L pf. lf:-ii? -. 'R XZ s.. 'D : I- - Hd D N4 W J I I 9 w 9 - f.f.1 ' .fin af ' av, ll I ans: This is the way they did it way back then. TOM WATSON ROW' l: Carl Dixon, Brad Smallwood, Randy Angelg ROW 2: Gerald Poe, Mike Smith, Allen Schnakenberg, and Richaicl Evans answered the B team roll call as sophomores. Wen' Zecnh Wwzadq ROW I: Curtiss Phillips, Charles Seat. Charles Hirsch, Dee Watters, Jerry Erwin ROXX' 2: Don Allen: ROW 5: Bon Mrliricn, Bob Fain. and john Champlin juniors, wmpletcd the B team roster. XX 1rd plunges for short yard 15,6 Norman Snark takes a rest. J. D. gives uni the knee. Dale Snack gets his ' first T. D. at Nowatn. Sjm11.wm'd by Davis Sporting Goods, Dixons Transfcfr Co. and Garwood's Agency Nz! 6 , X I, A 'K s 1 3 4 w Wig ws 59 c 15, wiv: :H ,' 5 , '51 955 fm 4 - Sue Nelle Vfebb. Betty Hale. junior: BLll'lWLll'Ll. Hite. Soplwomoreg 'limi Kay Cannon. Seniorg Melinda Cole, Junlorg Connie Wlitbracht, Semor fHerul Clue-erleaalerj MHS MHS MHS MHS MHS MHS MHS MHS MHS MHS MHS MHS 68 46 60 55 Gi 62 H4 49 59 48 61 48 63 19 48 40 29 42 52 45 38 50 58 35 30 BASKIITBALL VlIRDlGRlS VALLEY CO-CHAMPS , MCLz1i11 Joplin McLain , Claremore , Tahlequah Pryor H Cushing ,, , Stilwell , Midwest City , Pawhuska Vinita ,, Nowata MHS M HS MHS MHS, MHS MHS MHS MHS MHS MHS MHS MHS Sjw11.wfrw1 by Nurtllenstern Okluluuu a.1 1X.llllU.lLl. 72 65 49 29 61 73 70 35 66 83 55 54 22 41 48 48 35 55 49 62 52 32 41 58 , , Broken Arrow ,,,,...7 Claremore Muskogee Manual Muskogee Central Tahlequah . H ,, ,Pryor . , , Nowata , ,,,, Pawhuskzl ,, 7, Vinita ,, , Broken Arrow ,, if if '-fff Nowata Muskogee Manual 1 ,- fi. z. 0 K o C O i F ft- ROW 1: Roger Helm, john Altebaumer, Raymond Hawkins, Tony Nichols, David Foster, ROW 2: Dick Neel, Guy Owen, Larry Herrel, jim Oexman, Carl Graham, RONW 3: Coach john Lingo, Manager Darrell Vanpool. These team members served up many an exciting moment for all Wardog fans as they tallied up 21 victories against three losses. Wm? ga- Senior members are Roger Helm, David Foster, Tony Nichols, Ray- mond Hawkins, and John Alte- baumer. Helm, Foster, and Hawk- ins were selected for all-confer- ence honors. Spolzfofed by Kissee Motor CO 'Q frsswMewarfrmmwm 'W S 70 4 awe Couth john Lingo and Carl Graham take time out for the drink that refreshes while Tom Watson, Bob Shockey, Dick Noel, and jim Oexnian spin some platters and concoct fi scheme or two for an after-game date. sv, , M1 3124? i. f as I Stephen Moore. Guy Owen, Phillip Davis, Larry Herrel, Darrel Vanpool, Johnny Altebnumer, and Bob Shockey would like it far better if those were real green-backs. 1 nl, 'ul' Pepsi 1 u nn 5 , . I I I- v 'Zi oi 2.3 'I I earn M. VBS -1i!E1!hV '-Q52gE'f'!a 53' A Sporzrored by: Cola and Bunny Bread ROW 1: Bob Linton, Tom Winton, joe Thompson, Stephen Moore, Bob Shockcyg ROW' 2: Coach Bill Watkins, Tom Watson, Phillip Davis, Doug Rhodes. Bill XY'rirner. These B team roundhullers ended the junior varsity season with a 13-1 record. eam.!aa64Za5 Bob Linton, Tom Winton, Bill Burnett, Carl Dixon, Dar- rell Vanpool, and Stephen Moore like basketball first. chess second. Doug Rhodes, Guy Owen, David Foster imd Bill XViu'ner, find that even playing cards requires skill and effort. :Lf il 12.5. Y 4 s Q ... ROW 1: Ken Richards, Joe Thompson, Don Tanner, Kent Jeffries, Darrell VanPool, Harry Gilmore, Jim George, ROW 2: Ted Watts, Gene Tucker, Lee Ward, Benny Ball, Guy Owen, john Duncan, Gary Gilesg ROW 3: Gary jones, Tom Watson, Doug Rhodes, Norman Schnakenberg, Don Dyer, Everett Stamback, Frank Phillips, managerg ROW 4: Coach Glen Spradley, and John Lofland. These squad members axed many M.H.S. track records, took the Verdigris Valley conference crown for the seventh straight year, and ran away with first place in the Class A division of the Norse Relays. Tom Watson is the first M.H.S. track star to place in the State Track hfeet. Sf70ll.f01'6d by: Lockard Oil Co. 2 and D SE KI 2-5141 E . Benny Ball, team captain, won many discus events for the Warclogs. 5. HR, Joe Thompson set a mark of 21' 3 in the broad jump which stands as a new school record. Spomnfed by Tri-State Discount Store Corner of 1st and Main 73 HURLERS' Lee Ward. Kent Jeffries, Darrel Vanpool, Harry DISTANCE MEN: Gary Giles, jim George, Ted Watts, Larry Gilmore. Booth, Kent Jeffries. l RELAY TEAMS included: Ken Richards, Don Tanner, Norman Schnakenberg, Doug Rhodes, Tom Watson. WEIGHT MEN included: Everett Stanback, Benny Ball, Gene HIGH JUMPERS AND POLE VAULTERS: Lee Ward, Guy Owen, Tucker, John Duncan, Don Dyer. john Lofland, Darrel Vanpool. ROW 1 Elwood Barger Bob Lxnton Dale Schnakenberg, jrm Wfalkcr, Ken McVay Larq Ke-tcher Tom Wrnton ROW 2 Mxkc Cherry john Altebaumer Dawrd Foster Comb john Lmgo Larry Herrell, Bill Wfarner and B111 Barnett frmshed the season wrth a frve wm PITCHERS Cherry. HFS- Ji 1535251 24 Q V, ,, ., tl A M, ' ,Wm M , ,, T' ME . S I , A -'L mg . , f f, -v , my gy nf 'f'W'Afsj,Z,S. ws A Mme Nr nfl W r 'H wo' W-f fi' Wm .EP MW Robert Hill won the medalist championship at the Cluss A State Golf Tournament. Dick Neel finished third in the competition. The comb- ination of Hill 'mtl keel won the state two- lwlll rliumpionshii. L ROW' 1: Roger Scruggs, Charles Hirsch, jerry johnsong ROW 2: Coach jack Rusher, Stephen Moore, Robert Hillg Not Pictured: Dirk Neel. This sextet makes up the Wfnrclog Golf Team. KING AND QUEEN Gene 'Tucker :intl Deloris Bench - a fa Z 4 df on cc e L' SXVEETHEARTS Betty Hale and Bill XX'arner I O 6 I O MOST MOST INTELLIGENT VERSATILE T S H D ana Oliver and 'Iamcs Lcnke Barbara Blue and Stanley Carson anis Sandmirc and Dick Rogers Spfym-fmfd by Fcrricfs Thrifrwuy. Randy Wfacrs and Phil Yurchck U-S i QW V 2 11 Y K s 2 Q' , A N H .I and ROW 1: Cynthia Seamster. Nancy Donira. Donna Crow, john Shafer ffjlarinctsjg Cheryl jucly. Maxine Bradley, Virginia Vanpool, Mary Dahl, Eclwina Jackson, Cynthia Phillips, Nova Nell Wfyatt flilutesj. ROXX' 2: Sue Johnston, julie Martin, Bill Oliver, Pat Wilson, Sue Seainon, Claudette Allgood, jodee d'Avignon, Gary Newman fClarinetsjg Lewis Pratt fTenor Saxophonejg Sherrill Wom- eldorff CAlto Saxophonesjg George Childers CAlto Clarinctjg Tommy Curnutte, jalene Patton, CBass Clarinc-tj: Linda Searcy fljassoonjz -lim XX'endelkcn. Ronald Stowcll fObocsj F!- GN f 1 To 94 , tw XKLS T SW - ay, f ,1 ,YS SX xx' I fi f ,. 9 C . 'xi?'5l i1 'Qi ill ' , ROW 3: Gary Midlciff, Janna Jean jordan, Judy Vangundy, Glenn XX7iford, Pat Gordon, Judy Scruggs fClarinetsjg David Ablcs, Charles Carselowey, Roger Smith, Mike Payton, Sarah Stansel CFrench hornsj. john Lomax, Mike Hester fliaritoneslg Eddie Johnston, Richard Newman, Dane Dixon, Tom Maloscay, Steven Rupard, Terry Gartsitle, jack Davis, David Guyer fTrom- bonesj. ROW -iz Roy Lhdcrwood, David Angle, John Badger, Barry Cox, Ralph Braden, Clifford Blazer, Tony Palmer, Bill Fullerton, Ricky Wright, LeRoy Estes, Mike Victory, Sam Ketcher, Gary Benbrook, Charles'Victor fCornetsj. ROW 5: Pamela Wilks, Phyllis Head, Gary West QDrumsj, john Farley, Harry Kenny, Lonnie Lewis, David XValker fBassesjg Frank Woiiiitck fTympanijg Betty Renfro fChimcsJ. 'Ti A f f t -'Q it 'ff . kr fi, l may ft- tg 4 ganna! 79 ROW 1: B. Bussey, L. McGinty, J. Foreman, L. Nichols, ROW 2: D. Kirk, J. Lennox, J. Champlin, M. Wyrick, D. Schaefer, M. Switzer, J. Morgan, S. Meyers, M. Sheldon: ROW 5: R. Maxson, D. Edwards, S. Craig, P. White, L. Ellington, P. Thomas, J. Weeks, B. Jones, ROW 4: L. Jones, S. Ulm, J. Abercrombie, C. Bailey, J. Kaylor, D. Wilson, S. Stambackg ROW 5: G. Bailey, C. Roberts, M. Fleming, C. Merit, F. Dixon, E. Haynes, B. Lawson: ROW 6: C. Limer, J. Schaller, P. White, C. Fields: ROW 7: S. Switzer, P. Tucker, L. Cook, E. Mattingly, L. Rentfrow, C. McQuishQn, S. Shroyer, C. Allgood, ROW 8: V. McFerron, S. Morrison, B. Blue, S. Armstrong, J. Millard, T. Smith, G. Grigsby. 7.2.4. :aw . +09 of w ' 7 B ' E , , 3' K ' ii, E if Q a 'Q v ,,, 44,0 Oqsfb NEW YN OFFICERS-ROW 1: Laveta McGinty, Miami president, Sandra Gordon, district president, Wy- andotte, Janice Foreman, vice-president, ROW 2: Barbara Blue, Carol Bailey, Charlotte Pollan, Georgia Bailey, Darlene Wilson, Betty Bussey. Sponsored by: Miami's Deep Rock Station. CHEERLEADERS-J. Sandmire, J. Berentz, G, Cowles. K. White. G. Hogan, ROW 1: S. Ulm, P. Sturdy, S. Lewis, L. Harrison, C Bailey, J. Abercrombie, L. Burger, K. Shirley, J. Kenreigh, B. Saft, G. Zajic, E. Hopp, ROW 2: J. Atkinson, M. Spencer, S. Morrison, S Seamon, L. Batton, M. Vifarner, J. Jordon, L. Penner, S. Thompson, C, Luttrell, V. McFerron, S. Nunn, ROW 3: P. Wilks, M. Branson M. Dahl, B. Jones, K. Rickman, P. Vllhite, L. Ellington, D. Edwards, J. Shipley, M. Owens, J. Roberts, S. Raft, ROW 4: T. Mitchell G. Sells, S. Cantrell, N. Pool, C. Keeton, W. Brumley, S. Vlfatts, S. Shroyer, B. Mann, J. Hull, B. Bussey, L. Nichols, D. Chaffin, R Swanson, K. Marshallg ROXX' 5: L. Jones, K. Olson, S. Craig, P. Thomas. E. Gunning, R. Russell, B. Badger, J. MCFerron, N. Donica, M Watson, K. Kellogg, V. Vanpool, M. Bradley, ROW' 6: P. Head, P. Sapp, S. Stevenson, L. Sutton, Hartley, K. Hamilton, J. Weeks, J Scruggs, D. Lemen, D. Alquist, J. Downum, L. Farrier, C. Keeton. Peggy Sturdy, treasurer, Bethanne Badger. president, Robyn Swanson, vice-president: Lintla Button, secretary. ffczcnc 5?WWifl!ziii?3i?5+ZlE??Ri!23E ce dtfe. -de., . v , f g , . . V f . Walk! it 1 3 F E F 3 5 3 ROW 1: J. Baldridge, R. Ball, D. Rogers, R. Rollins, J. Hildebrand, M. Weaver, T. Arnold, C. Dawson, L. Altebaumer: ROW 2: K. Pendley, S. Snider, C. Walls, R. Kreeger, L. Kissee, J. Watters, R. Seat, B. Thornton, G. Ice, ROW 3: Coach Campbell, D, Wilson, W. Ragsdale, T. Brodrick, G. Botts, J. Carter, D. Burtrum, G. Parker, D. Smith, G, Wilson. This freshman squad racked up eight straight victories, no defeats. ' 540604 Z9 ' I A .. Q lx L 1'-C il ii l al as x l S gi 1 E. rg, it P i if i it if gi ROW 1: Yurchalc, Blakemore, McMillan, Schmidt, Hailey, Walters, P, Pendergraftg ROW 2: Turley, Enderland, Hester, Sandmirc, Thulin,, Wood, Washington, Baum, ROW 3: Campbell, Cooper, Weaver, Herrel, Sanders, Newell, Kelley, d'Avignong ROW 4: Spaulding, Brock-3 manf Zeis, Carson, Schnakenberg, juergens, Loehr, VanEvc-ry, ROW 5: Coach d'Avignon, Bellah, Wyrick, Bussey, Goettel, Leake, Sheehan, johnson. These beginning footballers were undefeated and unscored upon in three scheduled games. 82 Diana Oliver, head, Gwen Hogan, Janie Sandmire, Janie Bere-ntz, Katrina White, Carol Cowles stir up pep for the Warpups 20 fwf- av-' at Those industrious Peppercttes stage a banquet for the Wfarpups of all sports. Spozzmred by: W'cllman's Clothing Store and Medical Arts Pharmacy i 6401 ROW 1: Reynolds, Arnold, Altebaumer, Rogers, Ballg ROW 2: Dawson, managerg Giyer, Botts, Dolan, Carter, Dixon. Arthur Monk Campbell coached this ninth grade teamlto the first M.H.S. Verdigris Valley junior Championship. f 1 0 ff, 0 Q! ff , M f liualasegl 4 . U lf f ax ,X ,ff xqgzyiuggjx X vangiigiugf I 'Milf' X S ALTEBAUMER DOLAN BOTTS BALL GIYE PRYOR RONX' 1: Yurchak, Davis, Leaks, Albro, Victor, d'Avignor1, managerg ROW 2: Watson, Sand- mire, Pryor, Schnakenberg, Weave1', J. S. l'Dee d'Avignon couched these junior Warpups through rn successful season. ' of fi g gi ' 14 SANDMIRE SCHNAKENBERG WATSON XWEAVER 85 ROW 1: Dawson, Ice, Boots, Seat, Ensteng ROW 2: Rogers, Mayer, Pierce, Gillespie, Baldriclge, Harkinsg ROW 5: XWolfinbarger, Pcndlcy, Carter, XVilson, Kissee, ,up-aaa Freshman Promotion included Darrell Wilson, Cynthia Seamster, Katrina White, Marie Pees, Barbara Mann, Doug Burtrum, and john Burforcl as speakers, The combined choruses and the band also gave selections from Oklahoma, 86 E if E l ? 2 5 S Final stages of freshman promotion began when Harold Erwin gave out certificates I Tense freshmen wait for the Pl4OCCS5iOIl1ll to heggin. Eighth guide ushers include Cnrnl Luttrcll, Bi1l'l52lI'il Blue, Marlene XX'arner, Bonita Synur, Sue Morrison. Peggy Supp, Diane Brewster, and Vicki Mclierron. fffoag 114 Fl' lf, I To show that teachers engage in some- thing else besides solids, Ruth Killion, L. F. George, and Lois Thomas gave an impromptu version of For We're jolly Good Fellows. gt. z: fi? Q' C - IW' ff-g' f K f J. .L?v.?i:. I 'ix Lois Shipley, seventh grade . ' lf! math instructor, just never , ,A ,QQ finds the bottom of that stack : fjf g I of papers. ffdce D. Sandmire, N. Peery, C. Luttrell, S. Webb, L. Sayles, S. Nunn, S. Hailey, D. Brewster, J. Vandiver, N. Edwards B. Bussey, S, Sweeten, D. Hudson, J. L. Martin make sure that the Central junior High office is properly managed 88 Seventh grade officers study art with Sponsor Kathryn Paige. ...Q 'alm- QW- W 'Milf-mtg Q Q45 1522 QW? y ' ,gm QYXH sr W5 . -fwis - I-fi ,, ' lg: ' L :., f - . , gg , 52 fP12?l'sivi. '5 , W, W M a 'f fi is S Q 1 4 W i i 'Z A g V r 14 Vice,Pfe5idem Secretary-Treasurer Gerald Judy W004lY KHZC it Sponsors: Thelma Martin, Kathryn Paige john Badger Deborah Bailey Glenn Beauchamp Clifford Blazer John Blevins Nancy Botts 89 Y Mx nf Wi 42, A ali ailimgge ev-V iii? 1 gm? sg? Q 141 , 7 l i. it 8 .2 1 V LL -,A I ,A 352 .QV ..,- , , . f S , . - 4 , ,. 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KJ '1-. ,' 23 1 . gf? me. iq w dis Q5 -5 Judy Hayes Kathy Helton Barbara Henson Shelia Hood Richard Hopkins Lujean Howard Larry Hull Shirley Hurst Rosalind Jackson Eddie Johnston Janna Jordon Cheryl Judy Bradley Karnes Harry Kelly Diane 'Kirk Raymond Landrum Linda Lawson Deanna Lemen Gale Longacre Bruce McConnell Oresa McQuistion Kathy Marshall Shireen Martin Rosie Mattingly Terry Melton Rose Ellen Millard Linda Miller Judy Nance Vickie Newell George Newman Imogene Nichols Janice Osgood Nanny Owens Tony Palmer Marsha Payton Linda Penner Carolyn Peery Douglas Phillips Linda Pliler Jimmy Poole 9I Linda Reese Betty Renfro Delmer Rider i 'mais 4 ii it -,A f 7 'm.- ii W 4 it C. Ann Richards Jean Roberts David Robinson Sara Lynn Saft Janie Sandmire Lynn Schwertfeger Howard Scott Judy Scruggs Sue Seamon Ann Shearer Gene Shelton Bill Smiley Bill Smith Roy Smith Linda Snyder Richard Spencer Letty Stapp Mike Stephens Charlene Stewart Cheryl Storey Kent Studebaker Deanna Tipton jackie Trask Gay Turner Sally Ulmer Roy Underwood Richard VanEvery Virginia Vanpool james Washington Bill Watkins, jr. Gary West Mike Westfall Herb Williams Sue Williams Pat Wils0n Richard Wood Janice Workman Thelma Younger, eighth grade sponsor, shows Dwight Pryor, Don Sandmire, and Marlene Warner how to work a hard arithmetic prob lem while Bess Hitchcock, co-spons0r, observes the mathematical approach. President Dwight Pryor Vice-President Don Sandmire Secretary-Treasurer Marlene Warner 93 Juanita Atkinson Carol Bailey, Georgia Bailey Linda Barger Linda Batton Janie Berentz Jerry Black Barbara Blue jim Boyd Fred Bradley Mary Branson Diane Brewster janetta Brewster Lonnie Brown Larry Buckmaster Clair Bussey jean Burford Russell Campbell Stanley Carson George Childers Bob Collins Linda Cook john Cooper Barry Cox jodee d'Avignon Steven Davis jim Delozier Faye Dixon Charles Dumas Rickie Ellington Leroy Estes Nancy Fain john Farley Carol Fields JoAnn Abercrombie Gene Albro jimmy Allemann Diane Alquist Steve Allton Sharon Armstrong Noreen Fitzgibbon Mary Fleming Linda Gardner jan Garpner Terry Gartside Sue Gering Don Goettel Golda Grigsby Mike Hailey Kay Hamilton Linda Harrison Janis Hartley Ella Mae Hayes Evelyn Haynes Larry Heppel Mike Hester Gwen Hogan Ellen Hopp Robert Hudson Edwina jackson Linda Jones Connie Keeton jenee Kenreigh Sammie Ketcher James Leake Donnie Leamon Sue Lewis Caroline Li-mer Carole Luttrell Vickie McFerron Roberta Marlow Elaine Mattingly Carolyn Merit Lois Merit Denver Miller Mike Mitchell Gilbert Morgan Sue Morrison David Newell Gary Newman Charlotte Pollan Gerry Poole Gilley Price Troy Ragsdale Carol Roberts Tom my Robertson Randy Rognas Steve Rupard Richie Newman Dean Noel Suzie Nunn Cathy Olson John Payton Sharon Pennington Robert Pewitt Cynthia Phillips jackie Phillips johnny Pliler Beverly Saft Peggy Sapp Judy Schaller Gaylord Schnakenberg Margaret Scoles Larry Severs Larry Seward john Sheehan Kay Shirley jim Simcox Sharon Sloan Roger Smith Tillie Smith George Speer Martha Spencer Elaine Squirrel Suzanne Stephenson Peggy Sturdy Linda Sutton Sharon Switzer Bonita Synar Sandy Thompson Thelma Younger and Bess Hitchcock. sponsors jim Xwendelken Glenn Wiford Pamela Wilks Ricky Wright Phil Yurchak Gretchen Zajic Carl Walls Barbara Walton Fred Warren Tom Watson Larry Weaver Penny Tucker Sally Ulm Robert Vandiver Judy VanGundy Charles Victor Michael Victory Randy Waers jimmy Wagner ' ' I-fel? . a.. lei 3 if 3 A ' fs ,. wk we -kan 1, r if za- , :a5,-,.-:,'-- A' L- -. asI.5-g,,,::g,,,q,v:-qt: S M. 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Elia Carolyn Abbott Dick Albro Claudette Allgood Leo Altebaumer Elizabeth Arnold Tommy Arnold Bethanne Badger john Bailey joe Baldridge Richard Ball Ronnie Beard Gary Benbrook Harvey Blaikie Robert Blizzard Roy Blizzard Tommy Blizzard Darlene Brewer jackie Brookshire Dan Brumley Wyn Brumley johnny Burford Doug Burtrum Rex Burtrum Betty Bussey Sharon Cantrell john Carter Freddie Cata Diana Chaffin jane Champlin Ray Cooper Carol Cowles Shirley Craig Donna Crow Tommy Curnutte Jack Davis Charles Dawson Jimmie Denney Dane Dixon Madolyn Dobbs Jim Dolan Nancy Donica Dianne Edwards Lynn Ann Ellington David Fields Janice Foreman Larry Furnish Tommy Gentry David Giyer Lee Goss Judy Graham Raymond Green Robert Green Garry Grenniger Larry Grenniger Phyllis Head David Hiebert Marvin Hildebrand Jo Ellen Hull Sue Johnston Bonnie Jones J. x z We ala? 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L J 51 A DELORIS BENCH and RAYMOND HAWKINS ! 1 K 1 .M-.g1..-..f 1?' -rf , g L . -.N K mfg ?wW,,.n' ,,:-f -f2wf Ulf Bill Barnett 'Cf Prefid 6111 Mike Smith S6C7'6f!II'j'-T1'cY7.flH'c'7' Ruth Ann Wfolf Wesley' Barger Janice Barnes Allen Bench Joyce Billups vs' ' 1 is Q 'Y x 'tt x rl, Y Nlfifh 5 as aura Judy Brady Deanne Brewster Steve Burtrum Bill Butler Charles Campbell Lynn Ann Carselowey Barbara Cole Judy Cottam Marlene Cox Shirley Cox Nancy Crockett Terry Cruzan Gary Davis Carl Dixon Karen Edmondson Neva Edwards Mike Elliott Kathy Elrod Jack Elsey Leonard Eulitt Richard Evans Charles Foster Harolyn Gallenkarnp Gerald Garoutte Yolanda Goss Darral Green Ralph Griffin Judy Guinn Charles Habegar Sharon Hailey Bill Hale Carolyn Hale Janice Harmon Perry Hauser Gloria Hawkins Janice Head Tom Heydt Royce Hill Barbara Hite Carol Ann Hood Jim Hudson Sandra Hudson Geraldine Hunt June Johnson David Jones Donald Jones Kay Jones Janice Keller Sharon Ketcher Darrell Kitchen iii ' ,je ,M q S24 ta., -- YQ 6 H' Vkilyi ly A J U, L fran at ' ,f J aigl - ,-aa l y is B f' ss ' 1 ix AP .V K -' i -if .fi 5 K easnl ,Q Y L J' .jx fa 1 ' 4 3 K,,f:j-ww' -'I g 4 5 ,Q L2 ij J: 1 MM 'C s' L Q? . l f Q S r .vp ,pa Q T f l '- ilafrg n fi- xi R N i 2 K erm lla 'll icy J 'll' K it at y , wa QE 'Eiffel L fklgtg Z Z of i Harry Klaus Terry Klaus Beverly Kostelny Marquita Lacy Nancy Legg Wayne Leake Joann Lewis Bob Linton Benny McBrien Janie McBrien Lonnie Mclilhaney Peggy Meyers Stephen Moore James Moreland Vetta Morgan Raymond Neel Jo Ann Newkirk Sandra Newman Hiwannah Noel Guy Owen ir gi, a ,.:g.5e:i : X V James Stines Don Tanner Robert Taylor John Teaque Sharon Thomasson Sharon Thulin Jon Ulm Diane Walker Dee Wallace Jerry Walton Steve Warner Shirley Warren Jolene Washington Sharon While Tom' Wilson Tom Winton Mark Womack Cheryl Works Dorothy Wyer Penny Zeis .41 'K Q1 -Zia i f 35 of sw. f 2+ V 'S ,L 'si rf' ,, ve. 4 Q I 7 fe 'fr giix ff X 'rw at - Mew.: E. mr -1 .ty ., - 7 4, ' r 5' fi ' - W 'rrr' i t,yo t A ' J' rx, I V, Ik: . S J., ,.. . ,,.,. we I - ,aa 1 ry V to K Q ' .V , Patricia Owens Gerald Poe Marilyn Pogue Jeff Ranger Donald Reed Gerald Rendel Kenneth Richards Eleanor Richardson Mary Robinson Ed Sayles Janet Schaefer Robert Sellars Robert Shockey Gary Sloan Joyce Smith Marie Smith Kay Snyder Bob Spencer Jacqueline Squirrel Patricia Stewart ,avg 1 ta '.' H J J, ,., z 'f w. ' I3 V. f i .4 Q' 1 48 X E35 W if K Q s C 7 :Slim V ' :E ' 41 Qu. V W ff i f 'HWS . .57 , . --: I 3 'F 12 ,, fr' , of gi 'J ga? 1 0, Q ..., , Q3 we 1 H4-4. I A .. '1iz f .,.- 1 I ,'L, -4 .gifs .2 ' 1 mv, XX ss t. Q 1 . if f , H-, Val k vi: it-W - ty Zig sage mg, j 1 M i it it A , hh ,P 4 Ai, sf tl, tt-ls. sw- ,Q Nine Million Napkins ! I! f V, -, J E ,rdf Class Sponsors, Vesta Live- say and Marguerite jimmerson have their hands full Coping with Sophomores. A -1' .ha y 1 X A 2 .f . , :L -ww - baggy- , A gg 1af2',uzfQ -Wffiiiswp rw junior Class officers find E.C.'s and Kissee's cars a must after prom conferences. I Q' 34 s Sen 6Id1j T: earmez Barbara Dahl r 'Zi 3,55 ff JS. : . ' ij ., i , - A arf,,.v:'.f - L, My 223-J I ' V S NU' rf K X x 22 f nfs 1 H Q f K 2 1 W 5 A e W Hr M 31 ,W S51 Vire-Preridenz jim George W, FE ,K as-kgs, ,, v, .ffm-k1g:Lfr::: r. rmiwf, 3, L . ., -' V- ' Elfzfl ' - I 9 rf. ' 1 'L t ,Q:m,rq,,, 2 5 .L-,wy,,,,,gfr, Q Q.m,gW.,v, -1 frfmfvgrew-W Wx --f' Q:-V f-I 5:, z::w-Ee-,eh.,mq-grit, mQ,awzf,?1-- - - r w ssli--szw-sri K : ff-QisBN5219'.7if7i?9W? 1 y kg-rr,,e.fgqz,1f' , - , rrfwsfwlfifr fe5vf f ,sx-Liiwi f - 1 X ' rg. I s 'Q W L,-yrwirgi-K., L -- '. A ..... 9 :22253 Qzwmf-Mf'r,r,wezizw 7 2 Qzfafw.. , ,, fwffiiliigsrx f ' f i B S-'f'?i1'!?1W4sZl f zrsrfbfvimq-'err' if w e I iw..-::,,,..1f? A 1 S r Jwiiiff, '- f Prefidefzf Tom VC 1 arson I Winston Aston Dickie Badger John Banks Sharon Barbee john Barkett Jerry Bennett Lucy Blaylock Sheila Blazer jim Bond Lee Botts Ann Bowers Gary Boyd Marie Brewer Eugene Briscoe Gerald Brown joan Brown Jan Browning john Buckmaster Martha Burks Sandy Butterfield Judy Chambers john Champlin Tom Champlin Eddie Chrisman Melinda Cole Ken Abbott Lois Alldredge Carolyn Alldredge Don Allen Bill Althouse Melanie Argo Judy Arnold Jim Collins Connie Craig J. Dee Cox Judy Crosby gi , 1 g ,, F We 3 N' K, '14 Pe if ' 1 '? 3 5 512 'QVC - L,-. A . F J fl' I I .ef he , X F X W-if Dora Crowson Kay Daniels Floyd Davis X f 'Qu Phillip Davis Richard Davis Lynn Dawson Janice Denney Pat Dewett Darlene Dinneen james Dickson Alice Dodson Donald Doty Alma Dowty Don Dyer Kenneth Edens Patti Emerson jerry Erwin Kenneth Estes Nancy Evans Bob Fain Randy Felkins Carol Fields Lorene Fields Mike Fitzgibbon Helen Fox Carolyn Friend Sherry Gailey De Wayne Glenn Kitty Hawkins Judy Helms Loletta Herrick Charles Hirsch Eileen Jacobsen Sam Jackson Jerry Johnson Terry Johnson Gary Jones Sharon Jones Judy Kaylor Richard Kelton Charlotte Kemple Billie King Janell Kirksey Youvett Kreeger Ann Lanning Carol Legg Jim Lewis Claudine Manos Sharon Massey Georgia Mathia Don Mathis Don Mattingly Sammie McHaffie Jeanne Graham Ted Green Larry Green oan Gress Betty Hale Janice Hammons Diane Harvey 3 tw a W 1 nial Dick Neal Bill Nelson Judy Noland jim Oexman Don Parker Donna Payton Nancy Peery Pat Pennington Gaye Phillips Ron Phillips Sue Poole Bob Price Phyllis Propper Betty Ragsdale Charlotte Raines Terry Ranstead john Ratliff Judy Reynolds Doug Rhodes Lavon Rickner Ellen Robinson J. D. Robinson Ronald Russell Sally Sanders Donna Sandmire Florene Smith Paul Smith Susie Spaulding Sidney Spoon Ernest Stamback Camille Sutton Rae Nelda Sutton Saundra Sweeten Tiny Swift Mike Theede Tonya Thomas Joe Thompson David Underwood Sue Vandiver Sandra Wabaunsee Sue Wallace Lee Ward Bill Warner Dee Watters Gretchen White Donna Whitwell Connie Wolf Mary Wood Robert Wyer Lavon Wyricl-: Charles Scott janet Seamon Sheryl Searle Dale Seidberry Don Shockey 3 i i i s we Q ,V ,.,, ' fs.. M-...W uniur class s onsors Lent Peck, umes Akers. Louise X'X'i1tson, and Paul Cottam vrevare for the tedious task of wlannin for the unior I P i 1 i g Senior Banquet und Prom. MHS would never bc the same without the chuckles and acc drivers of XX'ill Rainey. in nm, ,.es.fi,w if II5 ,U om, ag mr lui in 1 I aw I ao? WE mms 1 Q i ' 1 l 9 za 1 ! S 1 l li lr 1 1 3 l S i l 'A l TERESA SULLINS Secrctary-Treusurcr Mu Alpha Theta. prcsidcntg Stare Honor Socisty 'lg Miamiettcs 51 Rackctcers 5. II6 r JIMMY DALE CARVER President Senior Band Drum IXI11jor: Liu Al- pha Thctiig State Honor Society. Spmzrmfid by First Nntionnl B.ml4 and j. C, Penney Company. STEPHEN E, XWILSON ViccAPresiilcnt Silence Cluhg Mu Alpha Theta Bundg Chorusg State Honor Society. CHARLOTTE PROVINE Latin Club: Racketeers: lNIiamietters 2g Annual Queen. GARY SHEPHERD LL'ClLE SAYLES Racketeers -i, Tl'L'.lSLlfCl'Q Miiuniettes Eg Office Clubg Future Teacliers. Treasurer: Student Council. JAN CALDXX EI.L State Honor Societyg Mu Alplm A N Theta: Ruclxeteersg Minniiettesg Football Queen. DENNIS SXVEETEN Football 1, ROBERT HILL Boys' Stateg Football 4g Golf 41 Senior Pluyg Student Council 1. JACK SPENCER Broadcaster ancl Annual Staff: Science Clubg Latin Clubg Stu- clent Council 2g Senior Play. GERRY XWORKMAN Miiuniettcs 23 Rticketeers -ig State Honor Society. PAT JAINIES Latin Club K-9's 23 Library Club Presiclentg junior Play. RAY XYILLIAIXIS Latin Clubg Student Play: Senior Play, GWENNIE GREEN Band vig Student Cou Rncketec-i's Zg Band Council: junior ncil 1: El l. Sl 'SIE BERNARDIN Rgicketcers 2. SHARON DARLENE WEAVER Rackcteers 2g Miamiettes 2g Broad- caster and Annual Staff 11 Chorus 13 FHA 1. MAX HOLCOMB State Honor Society 1g Science Club l. SUE NELLE WEBB Student Council 13 Broadcaster and Annual Staff 1g Latin Club 2g Science Clubg Cheerleader 1. JUDY TREECE Racketecrs 2g Chorus 15 Speech Play 15 FHAg Foreign Languages Club. RAMONA STELTS Racketcersg Broadcaster and Annual Staff lg Library Clubg FHA. JANICE ELAINE ULM Raclceteers 3g Miamiettes 2g Honor Society -lg Broadcaster Staff, Annual, Eclitorg Latin Club, TOM NEWBERRY TRI Club 2: K-9's. IRMA CHENOWETH Miamiettes 2g Racketeers 33 4-H 32 Future Teachers' Clubg FHA 1. RITA ANNE MCMILLIAN Modern Language Clubg Racketeers 3, Vice-Presiclentg Miainiettes 33 State Honor Society 1, JANICE BRADLEY FHA lg Racketeers 3g Library 2, IXIICHAEL DALE CHERRY Football fi: Baseball 4g Student Coun- cil 1. NOVA LEE THIESING Racketeers 2g 'Miamiettes 11 Office Club: Future Teachers' Club. DICK STOXVELI. Broadcaster and Annual Staffg Jun- ior Playg Latin Clubg Student Coun- cilg Band 2. MELINDA VUILSON Latin Cluh gl State Honor Society 55 Racketeers 3g Senior Football Queen Attendant: Chorus 3. DIANE KILLION Chorus 51 Scienre Clubg Riicketeers. SANDRA GARRETT RONALD DL'RXX'ARD HESTER Boys' Stateg Band 2g Debate 2g Sci- ence Cluhg National Merit Scholar. DIANE VUESTON VUALLACE RENDELL -I-I-I ig NFL 2. JEANNE XVORKMAN Rzulceteers 3: Miamiettes lg State Honor Society. KENT jEFFRIES NFL1 Thespizmsi ,Iunior Pliiyg Senior Pliiyg Truck 5. KENN ETH LINN TED WATTS Football 4g Track lg Thespiansg Broadcaster and Annual Staffg Junior and Senior Plays. BONNIE JO STONER Racketeers 53 Miaimiettes 3g Broad- caster and Annual Stuffg Student Council Z3 .Iunior and Senior Plays. ERIK GARPNER Boys' Statcg Latin Clubg Science Club 2g Mu Alpha Theta, President. ROSE MARY STANLEY Medical Careers Club 2, Secreturyg Library Club 23 FHA 2, KEN CASSELL Football fig T8cIg K-9's. LES ELLIOTT Band 4. MORGAN BURGIN RUTH ANN SHAFER Latin Clubg Mu Alpha Thetag Mod- ern Language Clubg State Honor So- cietyg Science Club, Robert Hill and Connie Witbracht CHARLINE THURMAN Racketeersg Bandg Chorusg State Hon- or Societyg History Club. RONALD HAMMONS Math Cluhg T8zI Club. ROSEMARY XWOOD State Honor Society 35 Band 3g Cho- rus 33 Racketeers 33 Future Teachers' Club. KAREN LEE THOMSON FHA 3. CONNIE SUE WITBRACHT Student Council 21 Cheerleader 2, Head lg Office Club 25 Miamiettes lg Racketeers 3. DARRELL BARNES State Honor Society 5g History Club 3g Science Clubg Annual Staff and Broadcaster Editorg FFA 4. RAY SHEARER T841 Club. SHARON KAY HOOVER Racke-teers Zg FHA 3g Chorus 1. DENISE EDWARDS Racketcers lg Chorus 1. RAYMOND WALLACE STRIPLING CAROLYN SUE CHERRY Raclceteers 33 Miamiettesg Library lg Future Teachers' Club. JOANNE LACAFF Annual and Broadcaster Staffg Mi- amicttes 33 Rarkctecrs 3g French Club, Vice-Prcsirlcnt1 Future Teach- ers' Club. , Q ..... sk.. , ... n X X, 'xn X LARRY BOOTH Football 1: Track 23 T841 Club 2. JIMI KAY CANNON Basketball Que-eng Cheerleader lg Mi- amiettes 23 Racketeers 3: Office Club l. DAVID FOSTER Basketball 2g Baseball ESQ Student Council 1: Boys' State. l22 OCTA JO CONDER ROONEY Racketeers 1 JOHNNY DEAN DUNCAN Football 4g Track 45 K-9's 2g Choru 33 Spanish Club 3. DANA JUNE HUDSON Latin Clubg Racke-teers 33 Miamietteri 31 Office Club 1. JAN XVRIGHT Chorusg Rackcteers. GARY GARTSIDE Football lg Tennis Team 1. CAROLYN STURDY State Honor Society 3g Mu Al- pha Theta 2g NFL 2g Thespians 2: Alternate to Girls' Nation. ROGER R, HELM Basketball -lg Student Council 21 Baseball 2g President Fresh- man Class. 1 V, 'fa DARREL ARNOLD MAXINE DOBBS Office Club 3g State Honor So- ciety 2. GEORGE MITCHELL Band 1, 5 CAROL LITTLETON Student Council Treasurer 23 State Honor Society 5g Girls' State: Band 3g Racketeers 3. DENTON LAZENBY Band 3g T8cI Club 1. SHIRLEY DARLENE COLLINS I23 GLENDA EILEEN HIGHLAND Junior and Senior Playsg Thespian Club 2g NFL 23 Racketeers 33 Latin Club. HARRY GILMORE Football llg Track 2. GLENN FRIEND Math Club 2. JERRY SHIRLEY SANDRA STEBBINS Cheerleader lg Miamiettes 1 Racketeers 33 Office Club3 Broadcaster and Annual Staff. HELEN BERNARDI FHA 43 Racketeers 33 Broad- Y caster and Annual Staff 13 Mocl- ern Language Club: Future Teachers' Club. 1? Club 23 Science Club. VIKI LEAMON Racketeers 33 Chorus lg Broad- caster and Annual Staff. JUDI MARLENE WEBBER Miamiettes3 Racketeersg FHA3 4-H. iw CAROLE ANNE SEARCY Band 43 Mu Alpha Theta 23 State Honor Society 43 Latin TONY ORCUTT TRI Club. CHARLES MCKINZIE FFA PAM HARTLEY National Forensic Lcague3 Racketeers 33 Latin Club3 Miamiettes 2: Broad- caster and Annual Staff 2. RAMONA LITTLEDAVF Racketeers 2g FHA 2. DELLA OXVENS Miamiettes lg Racketeers lg FHA 1 CAROLE FRIEND ALENE SHEARD FHA 1. MARLENE JAMESON Miamiettes ls Rafketeers 2: SCH- ior Football Queen Attendant GARY EDMONSON T8zI 23 Science Club lg History Club 1. DEANNA SMITHSON Miamiettes 33 Raclceteers 3g Future Teachers' Club 13 Latin Club 25 Broadcaster and Annual Staff 1. JANE VANDIVER FHA iq Office 1. ROBERT NEXVINIAIN Individual Speech Contestant Rodeo Driving Vifinner, DONNA M CNATT Racketeers 35 Miamiettes 3: Majoretteg junior Playg Soph- omore Football Queen Attend- antg Broadcaster and Staff. LEON COX Annual junior Class Presidentg Student Council 2g FHA and Science Club, Vice-Presidentg State. Boys' COLLEEN FINNELL ..,piau.., wi.. . , .. X A M Y 3 W'll.LlAlNl KAHLER Carpentryg T8cI Club. MARY WHITECOTTON Future Medical Careers Club. JAMES E. KAHLER Carpentry: T841 Club. 'Ei ROGER SCRUGGS Golf Team lg Camera Club. 5 ,HM GARBER TM Club. JERRY HARMON 66084 jack Spencer and Jimi Cannon iilllllll' 'W pi . tl' ASQ' 3' 'kv' SQNNY BQOTH DALE SEAMON LAURA LOREA CRICE FFA 4A Band 4. Racketeers 2. Erik Garpner and Carolyn Sturdy JJ fi-1 iq J' 050 A 5 ,KCQQFQ if ow 552 90? Cu fa, if fa xc twin 4- , I' Q, :.as1f'z,rfn , lyggygfagf TONY NICHOLS Basketball -lg Baseball 2g FFA 4g 4-H 2. LARRY KETCHER Football 23 Baseball 3g Senior Playg T841 Club. RAYMOND HAWKINS Basketball -ig Boys' Stateg Student Council 5, Pres- ident: junior Plays. 'Nur GOLDIE XWILLET FHA lg Library Club 1. DONALD EVANS Chorus lg 4-H lg K-9's 1. ELIZABETH CHFSNUT Racketeersg Mu Alpha Thetag State Honor Society: Debateg Spanish Club. abut swat- - .- mm . - 1 11 Legg. K' ' it ,V i 1 it JUANITA DFNNEY FHA 3, President 1. C. A. RICKMAN RITA ANN VANATTA FHA 3g Modern Language-Clubg Li- brary Club 5. PATTY LU GIBSON Miamiettes 2g Golf Team 25 Racket- eersg Future Teachers' Club. CONNIE JO SHEEHAN Miamiettes 25 Racketeers 2g Band 25 FHA 2. RACHEL TAYLOR DeHANAS Chorusg Racketeersg Miamiettes. BARBARA KAY CLAY Future Medical Careers Club 2 President lg junior Playg Thespians JOANN GRAHAM Chorus 33 Racketeers 2. LARRY LANDERS MIKE GORDON Band 4g Solo and Ensemble Club. PAUL JONES Camerag Carpentry 21 T8cI Club. BARBARA CURNUTTE Racketeers 35 Honor Society 21 FHA 45 FFA lg Future Teachers' Club. JIM WALKER Baseball Zg Senior Play. GLENDA JEAN FOSTER FHA 5g State Honor Society 1. BILL KEETON BUTCH DAVIS CONNARD JACKSON CLAUDE BENNETT CLAUDIA XWESTON Spanish Clubg Medical Careers Club. JAMES PLILER FFA 4, Parliamentarian ,lg Livestock Team. RAY LOMAX Math Club DELORIS JEAN BENCH Miamicttcs 3g Girls' Stateg Racket- eers S, President lg Student Council 2. Sccrctary 1: Student of thc Year. GENE TLCKER Football 33 Track 3g Stuclent Council 25 junior Class Vice-Presitlentg Boys' State. DARRELL VANPOOL FFA 41 Chorus 1: Basketball Manager lg 'llfilfli 2. DORIS SQIQIRREL Library 2. CHARLES CHANEY JOHN RHODES T811 Club: Camera Club, BENNY BALL Football ig Track 4: K49'sg T841 Club. Prcsidentg Chorus 1. CHARLES RIDGEXWAY Chorus 1. . PATRICIA JANETTE WALKER Rackets-ers 3g Library Clubg FHA ig Modern Language Club: Future Teachers' Club. DON DELOZIER MAMIE LEE HAWKINS DALE SCHNAKENBERG Football vig Baseball 2. 1' f' ELDON SHARP Band Ig T841 Club 1. NORBIAN SCHNAKENBERG Football 33 Track l. GEORGE BALDRIDGE Football 4. JEAN STARK Chorus 3. CAROLYN HAXWKINS Racketeersg Library Club. EL DEAN RILEY Larry Ke-tcher and Gwen Green have ncvcr met a stranger. .rr lm' - ,.- www' M 5 , Tlx Cm ctcll Senior Sutimm Frosty and Friends 'I C 54,1 m,,.Q Thzlmgl Wheclcr and lislcllc P0550 makc plans for Commcmcmeut Sfwfzmred by Retail Clerks' Local. 3 SANDRA MARIE HELM Cbecrleader lp Junior Class Playg State Honor Societyg One Act Play: Miamiettes I. GARY HOLTSLEY BARBARA JEAN KLEINE Future Medical Careers' Club 1 FHA -1. ,WwwyiuN,.ww.fsf, .Wm--amz.-W l. qswwwwwgfw-W Mflx M W--WMW-www-WM-W-ww-MM vfvv' DELORIS SQUIRREI.. Library Club. FREEMAN BULL JOY DEAN SMITH Library Club lg FHA 53 JOHNNY LOFLAND TSJI Club 1: Track 3. FRANKLIN KIRK Raclceteers 3 JOHNNY ALTEBAUMER Football 4: Basketball 4g Baseball 4 Sophomore Class President. JOHN M. STICH BILL BLIZZARD 'FRI Club. MARCIA COLLINS Chorus 3. I33 PHYLLIS GAROl I l'E Ruckctccrs lg -i-H 5g Baml 51 FHA 1, JERRY BLANKENSHIP C4u'pcnt1'y 21 TSI Club 2. l5lLl. DVNNING State Honor Society lg T841 Club Re- porter li Bmamlcaxstcl' and Annual Stal Rita MCMilligm and Steve Wllsotm EDDIE BARNES FFA -1. Hu, alll f - N S ks. .,... YA! Q FIVDY RYAN 4 These workers arountl the school hau- lookcd after the seniors for the past six years. The task was often tliffitu Zaye' dzfc' 5456 Erik Garpncr. Gene Tucker. Deloris Bcnrh, Carolyn Stur- dy. Ron Hcstcr, Lcon Cox. Ray Hawkim, David Foster. Carol Littleton were Miami High Schools rcprcscntativcs to l959 Girls' and Boys' Stats. CAFETERIA XWORKERS: Mabel XX'allacc, Carol Phillips. Mabel Os- borne. Juanita England, CVSTODIANSA -lohn Cari and john XX alkrr. Wiiltei' Nelson, Hugh Gladden and Alla Haw. y ,va ,nn or , .1 +A sk ff 'R t :IO , V 4 51, , NR g:f'f'lw be - P a 4 Z 0 it 4 cl al e fa 4 Cilmrlottc Provinc and jimmy Dlllc Carx cr drink Ll toast to the futurc of the N.l2.0. A.XlNl. College at thc Stuclcnt Union. . -4+ -1 'n 5 'gil fl Fr eat- jun Caldwell and Max Holcomb Sj1ff11,wrtd hy: N. E. O. A. 84 M, junior College Sue Nelle Webb and Robert Newman enjoy behind the scenes mischief before the se- nior picnic. rf' .QB ' 13 ':. ' a s Waalaeeeq :GS Diane Killion and Ted Watts YW rf' 7 6 ,ist ,- ,.f .. ,' 14 Y 5 '? I38 0 David Foster, outstand ing athlcteg Janice Ulm, outstanding girlg Ray mond Hawkins. out minding boy. vhs kc 1 E'Q,faf,ifi X 7760 Elizabeth Chesnut, val- ediftoriang D C10 r i s Benfh. salututurian. l 11 74 5PL'.lkf.'l'Nf If c?.llPNL'l, If Chnsnut. D, ISn'ml1,R, 5I1lfLl I Cwx f?60 r W, WN ...Q- 'Ne . - . penn, , get i ', fr This portion of the head table included Principal Fred Kelton, Mrs. Kelton, Tom Wiltstin, J Melinda Cole. Superintendent R. C. Nichols, jimmy Carver and Teresa Sullins. V99 Part of the superb entertainment was furnished by Judy Cottnm and Kay Snyder and also the Miamiettes. ' if ,... -RQ I E i wee F krwwnu, Caldwell, Jan ...l3-4-5, 40, 61-2, 117, 136-8 A Altebaumer, Johnny ,VV..,, 63-4-9, 70-5, 133-8 Arnold, Darrell ,. . , 123, 138 B Baldridge, George .. ,,,.,,, ...13, 63-5, 131,8 Ball, Benny ,,,,,,,,,,,, 13, 53, 63-4, 73-4, 130-8 Barnes, Darrell...36-8-9, 49, 52, 121, 138, 159 Barnes, Eddie. .. ......,,....,.,,,,.,..,,,..... 38-9, 134-8 Bench, Deloris .... 12, 32-6, 40-2-7, 61-2, 103, 130-5-8 Bennett, Claude .............,,. .,............,,......... 1 Z9 Bernardi, Helen ..., 41-6-7, 50, 62, 124, 138, Bernardin, Susie ,,.. ,.,,..,,,,,,,,,...,,.,. 117, 138 159, 58 Blankenship, Jerry . . ,,,,,. ,,,, .,..... 1 3 4-8 Blizzard, Bill ..... .. ,....r,..,,,. 53, 133-8 Booth, Clyde ......... Bradley, Janice ..,,. Bull, Freeman . Burgin, Morgan Booth, Larry ,,. 57-s-9, 127, 138 .s. 50, 62, 118, 158 .,,122112,,2s 133-8 ,,, .,....,..,1 120, 158 55,, 55, 65, 122, 158 C I Vnciez Cannon, Jim Kay .... 19, 27, 40, 60-2-8, 122, 138 131, 138 140 Carver, Jimmy ..... ., 40, 55, 116, 136-8, Cassell, Kenneth ............. Chaney, Charles Chenoweth , Irma .....,.. .. 53, 63-4 , 120 138 ,ssnnnunuunss 150-8 ,W 47, 61-2, 118, 158 Chesnut, Elizabeth .. 36, 40-1-8, Cherry, Carolyn .,.....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 61-2, Cherry, Mike .,.. 13, 63-5, 75, Clay, Barbara ,,,, ,,..,...,....,....,, 4 3-7, Cook, Doug ...... ......,...,.,,,,,. 6 3-5, Collins, Marcia . ,,,,,,........, . ,..... ,,,,, , , Collins, Shirley ................ ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, Cox, Leon ...11-2 , Crice, Laura .....,,,, Curnutte, Barbara Davis, Michael . DeHanas, Rachel Delozier, Don .... 32-3-7-8-9, 40-3- aaaaaaaaaaa ....,. . 62, D 47, 50, 62, 62, 128, 158 121, 158 118, 158 128, 15s 122, 138 54, 133-8 123, 15s 5 9, 125. 135-8 127, 15s 129. 138 129, 133 128, 158 130-8 Denny, Juanita .,,,,,,, ,.,..... , , ,,,,,, 50, 128, 138 Dobbs, Maxine ....,,.,.,.,.,,,,.,.,,, ,,,,,, 4 0, 123, 133 Duncan, Johnny ..,..... 41, 54, 63-4, 73-4, 123, 138 Dunning, Bill . ,,,,,, , , ,. 58, 134-8 E Edmonson, Gary ., . .. . -18, 53, 125, 138 Edwards, Denise ,,,... , ,.,,. .,,.,., 1 21, 138 Edwards, Karen 122, 58, 138 Elliott, Leslie 120, 55, 138 Evans, Donald 54, 123, 133 F Fairres, Jimmy , 122, 133 Finnell, Colleen ..... ,, , ..,. .. ,,,, . 125, 138 Foster, David.. 11-2, 33 48, 69, 71-2-5, 122, 135. 138 Foster, Glenda ,,,,, .. , ,. 129, 138 Friend, Carole ,,., , ........ 125, 138 Friend, Glen ,,,.. 40, 124, 138 G Garber, Jim .. ...,. ,,,,, . ,, 53, 126, 138 Garoutte, Phyllis , ,,,, 52, 62, 134, 138 Garpner, Eric . 36, -10-8, 120-7, 135, 138 Garrett, Sandra . ,,,, 119, 138 Gartside, Gary ,. 63--1, 123, 138 Gibson, Patty ,, . ,,..., 47, 61-2, 128, 138 Gilmore, Harry , 13, 63-5, 73-4, 124, 138 Gordon, Mike , ,, , 55, 29, 133 Graham, JoAnn 51, 62, 128 138 Green, Gwen .... 11-2, 40-7-8, 55, 62, 177, 131, 138 Grigsby, Jerry .,.. ,...,,,,,,,,,,,,. . .. 49, 138 H Hammons, Ronald .....-...........,.. 40, 121, 138 Harmon, Jerry ...................--.......-..... 126. 138 Hartley, Pam .....,...... 43, 61-2, 124, 138, 58 Hawkins, Carolyn .......,........,,,. 62, 131, 138 Hawkins, Mamie .....,,,,,.,.... 45, 50, 130, 138 Hawkins, Raymond .... 10-1-2, 33, 69, 72, 103, 127, 135, 138 Helm, Roger ...,,,,. 12, 53, 69, 123, 138, 160 Helm, Sandra ..........-----.--,--..---.- 133, 138, 160 Hestef, Ron ....,--..,. 33, 43-8, 119. 135, 133 Highland, Glenda ...,,... 43-5-8, 62, 124, 138 Hill, Robert . ..,....,....,. 45, 63-5, 117, 120, 138 Hire, Tom ,,..,,...... ,..,,.....,...,..... 5 3, 122, 138 Holcomb, Max .,,., ,.,..,.......... 1 18, 136, 138 Hoover, Sharon .... ..,,....,. 5 4, 121, 138 Housley, Gary .... ..,...-..,.......... 1 33. 138 Hudson, Dana ,,.... ....... 2 5, 61-2, 123, 138 J Jackson, Connard .,..,.,.,,,,.... ..,........... 1 29, 138 James, Pat .,...........,.,,.,...,,.,.............. 117, 138 Jameson, Marlene ,............. 13-5, 125, 138 Jeffries, Kent .................. 43-5, 73-4, 119, 138 Jones, Paul ..,..,,. . ........--..--.--. 53, 129. 138 K Kahler, Jim .,,., ..,,, ..,....,..... 4 0 , 53. 126-9, 138 Kahler, William ........ .. ,,.,,, ,,,.. 5 3, 126, 138 Keeton, Bill ,,.,..........,.,,..,..,..,.,,. ........... 1 29, 138 Ketcher, Larry .... 13, 45, 63-4, 75, 127, Killion, Diane ..,,,,,, 28, 48, 54, 119, 137, 138 Kirk, Franklin .,,.....,,,.,,,.,,,,, .. 38, 53, 133, 138 Kleine, Barbara ,, ,,,,,,....... 47-9. 50, 133, 133 L Lacaff, Jodie .,,,,, 47,, 61-2, 121, 138, 58 Landers, Larry .,,,.,,,.,,,,,. ...,........... 1 28, 138 Lazenby, Denton ,,....,,..... .. 53-5, 123, 138 Leamon, Viki ..., ,,,... 54, 62, 124, 138 Lennox, Alex .,,, .,.,,,,, .... ........---..---- 4 8 , 138 Linn, Kenneth ....,,,.. ,,....., . .. 53, 119, 138 Littledave, Ramona -...., .--------- 125. 138 Littleton, Carol ,,., 11-2, 36, 41-7-8, 55, 123. 135, 138 Lofland, Johnny ,,.., . .,,,. 53, 73-4, 133, 138 Lomax, Ray ,,,,,. , 40, 129, 138 M McKinzie, Charles ......,......... 37-8-9, 124, 138 McMillian, Rita .,,. 22, 41, 61-2, 118, 134, 138 McNair, D0nna...41-3-7, 60-1-2, 125, 138, 58 Middleton, Ann ,,...,,., ,,.... 41-7. 122, 138 Mitchell, George . ,,,,,.......,,, ,,,,,...,...... 1 23, 138 Mitchell. Joe .. .. 33. 138 N Newberry, Tom . .. .....---------- 55, 118, 133 Newman, Robert . ....----.----- 125. 137. 133 Nichols, Tony ...... . 38-9, 69, 72, 127, 138 O Orcutt, Tony .. .. .... - ,,.... 55, 124, 138 Owens, Della ,.,. ,, ....... 125, 138 P Pliler, James ........---- ---........ 3 7-8-9, 129, 133 Provine, Charlotte .,,, 16-7, 62, 117, 136, 138 R Rendel, xVAll3CC ,, 43. 53. 119. 138 Rickman, C. A. .....,.,.. ..... 1 28, 138 Ridgeway, Charles ...,. 130, 138 Riley, El Dean . ..... .... 1 31, 138 Roark, Thomas ........ ..,... 1 22, 138 Rooney, Octa Jo ........... 122, 133 Ryan, Judy ....,.. .... 5 0, 134, 138 Sayles, Lucy .,,,..,........... 47, 61-2, 117, 138 Schnakenberg, Dale .... 63-4-7, 75, 131, 138 Schnakenberg, Norman ,... .... 1 3, 63-5-7, 73-4, 131, 138 Scruggs, Rodger ....... ................. T ...... 1 26, 138 Seamon, Dale ............................ 55, 127, 138 Searcy, Carol ............ 36, 40-1, 55, 124, 138 Shafer, Ruth Ann .... 36, 40-1-9, 55, 120, 138 Sharp, Eldon ................................ 53, 131, 138 Shearer, Ray ...... ......................... 5 3, 121, 138 Sheehan, Connie ........ 10, 40- 61-2, 128, 138 Shepherd, Gary ......................., 52, 117, 138 Sherard, Alene .......... .,......... 4 1, 50, 125, 138 snnth, Joy 1, ,,,,................... 46, so, 155, 158 Smithson, Deanna .... 31, 47, 61-2, 125, 1355 Shirley, Jerry ....,....................... 53, 124, 138 Spencer, Jack .... 16-7, 47-8, 53, 117, 126, 13:36 Squirrel, Deloris ........,,......,............... 133, 138 Squirrel, Doris .... ............. ..,............. 1 3 0, 138 Stanley, RoseMary .........,.......... 47, 120, 138 Stark, Alma Jean ..., ..........,..,........ 1 31, 138 Stebbins, Sandra ...... . 40, 62, 124, 138, 58 Stelts, Ramona .......................... 58, 118, 138 Stevens, Donna ....................,............. 122. 138 Stich, Joan ....... Q ...........,.................... 133, 138 Stoner, Bonnie ........ 43-5-7, 61-2, 119, 138, 58 Stowell, Dick .... . ....................... 58, 119, 138 Stripling, Raymond .,............,............. 121, 138 Sturdy, Carolyn .... 33, 40-3-8, 123, 135, 133 Sullens, Teresa ............ 64, 62, 116, 140, 138 Sweeten, Dennis ---. .------..--.. 6 3-4. 117, 138 T Taylor, Helen .,......... ,..--..-- - 54, 61-2. 133 Thiesing, Nova ....,... ...........,.. 4 0-7, 118. 133 Thompson, Karen .......,.........---..---.-- 121, 153 Thurman, Charlene ......,. 54-5, 62, 121, 138 Treece, Judy ....................,.,.-------- 47, 113, 133 Tucker, Gene ...,........ . 11-2, 45, 63-4, 73-4, 130-5-8 U Ulm, Janice ......... . 31, 41, 62, 118, 138, 58 V Vanatta, Rita .... . 41-6, 50, 128, 138 Vandivcr, Jane ........,...........,,.......... 125, 138 Vanpool, Darrell .......- 38, 54, 69, 70-1-3-4. 130. 138 Vaughan, Abbie .. ...,,, ,, ..........,, ,, 122, 138 VI Walker, Jim ,...... .,....... 4 5, 63, 75, 129, 138 Walker, Patricia Watts, 46-7, 62, 130-8 Ted...43-5-7, 54-8. 63-4, 73-4, 119, 137, 138 Weaver, Sharon ..............-...-. 61-2. 118. 133 Webb, Sue Nelle ,... 18, 43-5-9, 60-2-9, 15186 Webber, Judy ..... - ....---.- ..-... 6 1-2, 124. 138 Weston, Claudia .... -..--.-.----. 1 29. 138 Weston, Diane ........ ........,.. 1 19, 138 Whitecotton, Mary ...... ,...... 4 7, 126, 138 Willet, Goldie ........... -----.-..-..- 4 6, 128, 133 Williams, Ray ............. ....... 4 5, 117, 139 Wilson, Melinda .... 13-5, 54, 49, 62, 119. 138, 58 Wilson, Steve .... 40-3-5-8, 54-5, 116, 134-8 Witbracht, Connie...40-7, 60-2-8, 120-1, 138 Wood, Rosemary ..,, 36, 47-9, 54-5, 62, 121. 138 Workman, Gerry .,,,,.. .......... 6 1-2, 117, 138 Workman, Jeanne .... ..... 6 1-2, 117, 138 Wright, Janice ..... . ........-,.---- 123. 133 I4l .. M4 .. Janice Ulm, yearbook edifor, iurns pi1o+ographer while Phofographer Ed Craig +ries ou+ +i1e modeling angle of picfure-making. ED CRAIG'S Phofography S+udio ANYWHERE IN TRI-STATE AREA 20 A N. E. KI 2-378l f 4 ' li in ff I! iv . 4 f' y NN , E 'Z f f ,f J im w, 52lh.i,. , 1 ' i se gf- - x, --we ' I 1 X ' K '.!'5---i2.- :::ii::1! . Z as J -'22Ein1ll1lamimllnu...WW Q If '-' ll.i:f rf. Z Aiir.: i ii'5J I42 My MW . 43M4fai.,.,, , - Rm U, 1 .. , 'Sp if f 1 K 5 7, I ,,h M2fgi555., . ' fiff S , . V? J Awww , ,, :zum ,,Y ' , K 'Wivm-Q. 2-my ' ,W A.,,,M, v V A,.,,x-M Q. ,M wp .0 5 ' ,Q .sap V . , Y .qiwglkg-Lgvfigy.. ,,., Wvjxw, Y kiwi , H' 'W mi. . ' A LORENSON-SWAIM MOTOR COMPANY 8I9 N. Main KI 2 5670 Lorenson, of Lorenson-Swaim, shows Helen Ber- nardi, Donna McNa++, and Charles Hirsch how +he Sun Molor Diagnosis equipmem' works. COLLEGE GROCERY an 3rd N. w. KI 2 4403 Sandra Slebbins, Bonnie Sloner, ancl Deanna Smifh- son inspecf lhe fresh fruil and compare prices in +heir minds. wyf' is 1 iii Believe, bul' if looks like i'l s real fun. ' f f .Sabi-' 'L wr lf 1512, ., s,ss MARTIN MUSIC COMPANY I4 E. Cenlral Kl 2 2235 non, and Connie Wi+brach+ sing l+'s Only Make M Sue Nelle Webb, Aldridge Mar+in, Jimi Kay Can- condifioned fo give fhe besf of service. HUTCHINS' FUNERAL HCME is A N. w. KI 2-5555 Hufchins' Funeral Home offers 24 hour ambulance service. Their ambulances are equipped and air- JON ES-COOK FLOOR SERVICE I302 N. Main KI 2-2I48 Kay Jones looks af linoleum from Jones-Cook. Jones-Cook specialize in hardware floor finishing. They also handle all kinds of inferior accessories for fhe home. Do your floors smile back af you? Illllwe' W N , 'ff Lg ,An lr , 'fs g is YY' ...W . L 0 ,L HULVEY-HALL REAL ESTATE AGENCY 200 A N. W. KI 2-4466 Your home is your very besf invesfmenf. as A. , AWK 4 s 1 S. il.. Q - Ani H ww I A k.,,.,,1 l46 ,- W . X Wm T' t l fb- Q, WWW 51 ',. 4, 4 1 1 , . ,A J.M 5 AW S 'WM as f. 9 5 3 2 Q if 1 g are ig if 5 E 52' as 4 E, ,-:-:-.-- ' 0 ihgfigwigii 1. Yi ,j 7 7, 5EEWQwf 1 al' ' .VN QJ3H!E? 5 ,ef 2.52591 iw K .??h,.: fi. '7 : :.fgH3fp iw Q 6 13 ,52 , 5 4 3 fr-F 2 25. K .: -'M ei . Q gwmii V 'Q 1 E gigggfi w w3 Ww .v l N? ,, K -4 sa 3 an-ag 'WQ5 Q , Lgqgg 31 'Y 55 . xx S QE Q. ' RAINBOW MOTOR af TRAILER SALES COMPANY I I230 N. Main KI 29484 Jack Spencer, Joe Thompson, and Ted WaHs look on as Leon Cox +ries one of Gene Cu+hberI'son's Greai' Lakes house 'I'raiIers for size. For auI'omobiIe or house I'raiIer needs go Io Cu'I'hIoer+son's Rainbow Mo'I'or 8: Trailer Sales. PETITE BEAUTY AND REDUCI NG SALON I9 I N. E. KI 25025 Everyihing is up-'Io-cIa're and Ihe bes'r of service and experience is given fo everyone who fries Pe+i+e. je 'l HQ ,,,,,.,,.a.... BURTRUM MOTOR COMPANY 300 N. Main KI 2 284I Howard Bur+on, manager, fhoroughly enjoyed showing +he '60 Oldsmobile +o Char- loH'e Provine and Jan Caldwell, Miami High School's Royalfy. WILEY-COLE REXALL DRUG 2 S. Main KI 2 4444 Melinda Cole, Chrisfene Donnell and Janice Ulm choose rheir individual favori+es 'From Rexall's line of personalized cosmefics. Hu l?Qml l,ig1s4gg 1 Hmm COLLEGE BEAUTY SHOP 22l I N. E. KI 2368l Joann Graham and Connie Allemann are pleased by 'Ihe service given fhem af fhe Col- Iege Beaufy Shop. LOUIS PRICE DEPARTMENT STORE II S. Main KI 23835 Bob Newman and C. A. Rick- man are looking af Louis Price's sporf coafs. Louis Price offers a wide variefy of men's clofh- ing. CROFFORD'S CITIES SERVICE 330 N. Main KI 29I2I Helen Bernardi receives fhe courfeous services offered fo fhe cusfomers af Crofford's Cifies Service Sfafion. I Z i ' E FOR YOUR BEST JEWELRY VALUES shop wah confidence E+: l b NEWTON'S JEWELRY IN JOPLIN AT THE CORNER OF 4 ' THE REVOLVING SIGN. 5+h AND MAIN JEWELERS SINCE l9I4 I49 SPIKE AND ELLEN'S CAFE 227 S. Main KI 23658 Ron Phillips and Sharon Thomasson fake fime ouf for a refreshing pause af Spike and Ellen's, where nobody goes wifhouf feeling af home. I36 N. Main R gi S FURNH-URE Kl 258I2 Sandra Sfebbins and Deanna Smifhson feel fhe plush Alexander Smifh rugs which R 81 S Furnifure offers ifs cusfomers. SUTTON-MCCRAY 2028 N. Main Ki 2 8952 Janis HarI'Iey and Linda SuH'on waI'cI1 TruI'I1 or Consequences as I'I1ey +es+ I'I1e siHing ease of Lonnie SuH'on's oversized polished-cI1in+z divan. J, . W, ,L I H Y' BOTTS WHOLESALE CO. I08 N. Main KI 2 2500 George BoH's, James Duffell, Jim Gilmore, Lee BoHs, Mrs. Doroihy BoH's, and Ted Green are all willing and waiiing Io serve you. fii A ills 'l --A 1 CORBUS SPRING SERVICE Nor+I'1 Miami KI 2 5868 Richard Corbus Ie+s Janice Denne have +I1e rivi Y P ' lege o'F being +I1e firsf person Io si'r in one of Ihe new go-car+s buiII' aI' Corbus. IIO S. Main KI 2 4443 Tony Orcu++ and Ellen Robinson are enioying Ihe luxury of a poriable Iii-fi sei' and a comforiable sofa af Gambles. The Frank Smileys greei' you wi'rh a smile when you shop a+: I4 3rd N. E. KI 29038 SMILEY GROCERY SALYER'S TOT SHOP I KI 2505I Miss JacIci Lynne WaI'Icins models a dress from SaIyer's. MIAMI GLASS CO. I8 A N. E. KI 24594 Les EIIio'I Dale Seaman NEHRING'S SUPPLY Q 2230 N. Main Kl 2 4048 N, DQN EVERSQLE REAL ESTATE AGENCY Jim Fairres and Floyd Davis are discussing fhe economical painf offer made fo fl1em by Nel1ring's. The man who malres a big real esfafe offer fo every cusfomer who fries him. WALKER DRUG I4 s. Main KI 2 9467 Roy Walker and Paul Sfewarf are ready fo serve you. L...-J CITY GARAGE 126 s. Main KI 2 8I33 Clifford Jones and Leonard McClendon, owners, show Raymond Neel, Glen Friend, and Bill Dunning how fheir Sun Service Equipmenf finds fl1e mosf lwidden mofor froubles. Jimmy McNaugh+on diagrams a difficull' piping sec+ion in Miami High School's fechnical draHing course. Jerry Shirley, Roger Helm, Jack Spencer, Ray Shearer, Tom Newberry, Gary Edmon- son, Eldon Sharp, Larry Boofh, Wallace Rendel, Benny Ball look on as Kennefh Cassell demons+ra+es an inking pen. Drawing ins1'rumen+s on fhis page were purchased from Gramercy Guild Group, lnc. T' COOPER FUNERAL HOME 5 B NorI'hwes+ KI 2 33II The Home for Superior Service PROMPT AMBULANCE SERVICE BRANDON FOOD CENTER 425 H Nor'rhwesI' KI 2 3372 Viki Leamon, Ramona S+eI'rs, and Karen Edwards show +hriH' by shopping a+ Brandon's Cen'Ier. WALKER'S DRIVE-IN PRESCRIPTION SHOP II W. Cen+raI KI 2 8429 Jim George and David Walker learn all aboui' +he pharmacy Irade and medi- cinesl HOWARD ALLGOOD'S PAINT 8: BODY SHOP 207 N. Main KI 2 420l Ted Wa'H's and Raymond Sfripling wafch an AIIgood experf-pain+er af work. 'Fl DAVE'S BAKERY I32 N. Main KI 25265 Jody Lacaff, Ted Waffs, Bonnie Sfoner, and Dick Sfowell admire fhe fine pasfries offered by Dave's Bakery. LAZ EN BY'S APCO SERVICE STATION 4II N. Main KI 2908I Denfon Lazenby proudly shows his I928 Chevrolef fo Tom Wilson. M 81 M CAFE Where people always eaf I6 S. Main KI 29I24 Judy Crosby and Raymond Neel fake fime ouf for a refreshing break and a hof cup of coffee. BARKETT'S MIAMI SPORT SHOP II4 N. Main KI 23I47 The Sporfsmen's Friend Ted Waffs and Bonnie Sfoner fry fo find fhe righf one fo bring fhem fhe winning game. WILSON PAINT 8: WALLPAPER CO. KI 24I55 I00 N. Main Jo Linda Marfin, Geoffrey Wilson, and Bill Lacaff are looking over fhe color-scheme variefy which is offered fo Wilson's safisfied cusfomers. KIPP-ROBERTS MACHINE WORKS, Inc. 20 D S. E. KI 29249 Ted Waffs, Janice Hammonds, and Karen Ed- wards gain knowledge as fo fhe world of indusfry by wafching one of Kipp-Roberfs' skilled workers. MIAMI HOTEL BARBER SHOP Miami Hofel Building Ber+ Wall, Kack Kackley, and Vick Boyer are ready fo cuf your hair while Glen Friend, Miami High School senior, shines your shoes. B 8. M MOTOR COMPANY 226 S. Main KI 2445 George Myers, associafe owner, shows Carl Gra- ham, Shirley Myers, and Bill Dunning one of B 8: M's many specialfies, aligning wheels. K. C. JEFFRIES OIL CO. 2nd and D S. E. KI 25637 JIM WEBB'S CITY SERVICE Cen'I'raI and A N. W. KI 28707 DarreII Barnes, ge'H'ing ready for Ihe winrer rush, 'fakes a delivery of anfi-freeze from KenI' Jeffries. NIAAM ING SCHOOL ggi III f A ..., , J Is L I I A 'SIA Staff 2 ' f I I+ 'I'ooIc a long, long Iime, buf, ai' IasI', iI s done: and, believe II' or no+ we'd do I+ again. SANDRA STEBBINS DONNA MCNATT RAMONA STELTS JANICE ULM HELEN BERNARDI KAREN EDWARDS JODIE LACAFF SUE NELL WEBB DEANNA SMITHSON BILL DUNNINC-3 TED WATTS LA VAGA WATKINS PAM HARTLEY JANICE HAMMONS BONNIE STONER MELINDA WILSON DARRELL BARNES JACK SPENCER DICK STOWELL Advisor Mr iff Kai WSH' J ', .., ,7q,g3Hg:gii ,f,l'fi FW 1 Si A V4 ,Q img f ' Qimgi- ' The i960 MIHOMA Miami High School . Miami, Oklahoma Sponsored RUBBER WORKERS UNION I am Alpha and Omega ihe beginning and fhe end. Revelafion Zi :6
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