Miami High School - Miamian Yearbook (Miami, OK)

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C-,QQ 5-aQ2'x 0 'pax c9529 zixg 'O Board of Education DR. DAVID CARSON President MR. DON SANDMIRE Vice-president MR. HAROLD ERWIN MR. CHARLES CHESNUT MR. GEORGE VANPOOL Treasurer Member Member EMMA JANE CLEMENS Secretary to the Administration HELEN ROBERTSON Secretary to the Administration FRED KELTON Principal ,Ak MR. EUGENE KEITH Assistant Principal MISS WRETA MCCOY Guidance HENRY ABSHER WILLIAM BRYANT REBY CHENOWETH PAUL COTTAM Technical Drafting Mathematics Social Studies Biology FACLI LTY BILL DAVIS DALE DEAN RUBYE DUNCAN PAULINE GIBSON Carpentry Science English II-III Speech, Debate ALICE GOSNEY HARLEY GOSNEY ADDA HALL JEAN HAMMONS English II Business Mathematics Mif1mi6ftff8 Journalism ACU LTY PERRY HOLLIS GENEVIEVE HUDSON DICK JAMES MARGUERITE JIMERSON Electricity Social Studies Social Studies Social Studies MARGARET JOHNSON ROBERT JOHNSON KATHRYN JONES JOHN LINOO Art Social Studies English III-IV French, SPHU1511 Basketball FACLI LTY MAE LOHMANN LORENE MICKA LETA PECK FLOYD PITTS Home Economics English IV Latin, Spanish B9-Hd Music Theory 4 CARL POLLARD LOIS SHIPLEY GLENN SPRADLEY PAUL TROOP Driver Education Mathematics Industrial Arts Business Typing Track N of Pirfzzrefl CLYDE QUATTLEBAUM Vocational Agriculture LaVAGA WATKINS HARRY WALKER English H Vocal Music Biology BILL WATKINS LOUISE WATSON THELMA WHEELER VIVIAN SHAFFER Psychology, Football Librarian Business Principal's Sec'y. AGNES JOHNSON Dietician JUANITA ENGLAND Dietician VIOLA PENDERGRAFT Dietician JOHN CARR Custodian BUS DRIVERS Firxt Row: Bob Turner, Hugh Myers, Elisha Gilbert, Frank Beaman, joe Turner. Second Row: Glen Phillippe, joe Booth, Rex Plott, Robert journa- gam Clint Gailey. Darrell Wilson Prexident John Burford Vice-President Diana Oliver Secretary-TreaJw'e11 SENIORS CLAUDETTE ALGOOD Band 4, Band Queen Candid SHERI JOYCE ALLEN INIiamiettes 2, Racke-teers 2, ish Club. LEO ALTEBAUMER Basketball. ate 1. Span- ANNA ELIZABETH ARNOLD Miamiettes 2, Racketeers 2, Library Club. TOM REED ARNOLD Baseball. FRANKIE ASH RICHARD BALL Football 5, All Conf., Basket- ball, Latin Club, Baseball 2. SUE ELLEN BALL Miamiettes 3, Racketeers 5, Lat- in Club. HELEN DIANA BARBEE Football Queen, Jr. Football Queen Atten., Paramedics, Rack- eteers 3, Miamiettes 3, Broad- caster Staff. LINDA LEE BARRETT Nat. Honor Society, FHA, Library Club. I9 RONNIE EDSON BEARD T K I Club. Ind. Arts Club. BRUCE WAYNE BENEDICT T R I Club 2. Baseball 2, Basket- ball 2, ROBERT DEAN BLIZZARD Boys' State. Nat. and State Honor Societies. Student Council, Mu Alpha Theta, FTA. Broadcaster Staff. Latin Club. Demos Kratein. 20 ROY GENE BLIZZARD Baseball, Madcaps, Chorus, Latin Club, Me-lloaires. JIM BLYTHE GEORGE BOTTS Student Council 2, VicefPres. Soph. Class. Football QI. All Conf.. All State. Track. Latin Club. CATHERINE BOWDEN Madcaps. Melloaircs. FTA Treas.. Cheerleader 2. Out- standing Raclceteer of '61, Chorus 3. TOM BRODRICK Mu Alpha Theta. JACKIE DAIL BROOKSHIRE GLORIA ANN BROWN Racketeers 3, Treas., Miamiettes f Broadcaster Staff, Office Clul Spanish Club. Sponsored by BURTRIIM MOTOR COMPANY SONNIE SUE CARROLL ,aclceteers 2, Library Club 1, Mi- miettes 1, OHN C. CARTER atin Club 5. Pres., Boys' State, 'rack 4, Student Council 3, Mu .lpha Theta, NFL, Beta Gamma, Iadcaps. 'REDDIE I. CATA ' 8: I Club. DOUGLAS WARREN BURTRUM Student Council, Pres., Boys' State. NFL 4, Masonic Award for Outstanding Boy, Maclcaps Board, Latin Club. Pres., Thes- pians. REX JUNIOR BURTRUM IANICE DARLENE BROWN Racketcers 2. Miamiettes 1. Cho- rus, WYN BRUMLEY JOHN L. BURFORD Vice-Pres. jr. and Sr, Classes, Nat. Honor Society Pres., Boys' State, Cross Country Track, Latin Club. Beta Gamma. BETTY BUSSEY INfaclcapS. Office Club 1, Mi- amiettes 2, Racketeers 3, Latin Club 2. LINDA IRENE CAMERON Racketeers 5, Miamiettes 3, Chorus 1. 2I TOM GENTRY CURNUTTE Band 3, Madcaps. JACK DAVIS Band 5, Stage Band, Demos Kra- tein, Latin Club 2, Drum Major, Maclcaps. JIM DENNEY 22 MIKE CRAIG Miamian Staff. SHIRLEY JEAN CRAIG FHA, Library Club. FRED DALE COBLE T 8: I Club, Ind. Arts Club. FREDAS L. COOK CAROL ANN COWLES Nat. Honor Society, Beta Gamma, Pres., Mu Alpha Theta, Sec., Rack- eteers, Cheerleader 2, Madcaps Board, Latin Club, Student Coun- cil, Scholastic Letterman. DONNA RUTH CROW Racketeers 3, Miamiettes 3. LLOYD TROUT CRUMRINE T 8: I Club, Vice-Pres., Band 2, Maclcaps. DANE DIXON Mu Alpha Theta, Pres., Spanish Club 1. Band 2, Basketball 1. MADOLYN CAROL DOBBS lNat. and State Honor Societies, Office Club 3, Racketeers 3. JIMMY NELSON DOLAN asketball 5, T 84 I Club, Sec, and ICS. NANCY JANE DONICA Nat. and State Honor Soci eties, Scholastic Letterman Band 3, Student Council, Vice Pres., Mu Alpha Theta 2 Madcaps Board, Demos Kra tein 2, Beta Gamma 1. BETTY JEAN DUNNING ELLEN DIANN E EDWARDS Mu Alpha Theta, Miamiettes, Racketeers. PHILLIP E. EICK wmmqgg. LYNN ANN ELLINGTON Miamiettes 5, Racketeers 3, Office Club 1, Latin Club 1. CHERYL RAE FAIRMAN Nat. and State Honor Societies, Miamiettes, Racketeers, Latin Club. JANICE DARLENE FOREMAN Miamiettes 1, Racketeers 2, FHA. 23 LARRY ROGER GILLESPIE Pres. Soph. Class, Latin Club, FTA, T 8: I Club, Basketball, Track. DAVID GIYER Band 3, Baseball 2, Latin Club 2, Maclcaps, Stage Band. LEE GOSS Spanish Club. CHARLES GOSVENER JUDY ANN GRAHAM FHA 2. RAYMOND M. GREEN Football, Maclcaps. LINDA L. HAMILTON Miamiettes 3, Chorus 1, Beta Gamma, Girls' Glee Club, Racketeers 3. 24 WARREN HARKINS Ind. Arts Club. PATRICIA HAWKINS Racketeers 3, Miamiettes 3, Broa caster Staff, Paramedics, Latin Clu PHYLLIS HEAD Band 3, Library Club, Madcaj Broadcaster. ZARY LINDA JONES udent Council 1, Cheerleader 1, iamiettes, Rackets-ers 3, Spanish ub, FTA, Maclcaps. ETTIE LEE JORDAN iarniettes 5, Racke-teers. JEN ERICK KARNOV at. Honor Society, Mu Alpha ue-ta, Demos Kratein, Maclcaps. DENNY JOHNSTON SUE JOHNSTON Mu Alpha Theta 2, Band 5, FTA 2, Madcaps. JO ELLEN HULL LINDA KAY HELMICK Paramedics 2, NFL 3, Racketeers DAVID HIEBERT Latin Club 2. JOHN HILDEBRAND Racke-teers, Miamiettes, Cho- rus. GARY C. ICE Track 4, Football, Ind. Arts Club 2. Sponsored by GREEN'S GROCERY 25 Baseball 2, Track, T 8: I Club. BOB KILLION RILEY DEAN KINION Band 3, T 8: I Club 2, Madcaps. LARRY KISSEE Football 4, Incl. Arts Club. 26 DORIS KIRK Library Club, FHA. ROBBIE ANDREW KIRK Miamian staff, NFL, Spanish Club. KAREN LYNN KELLOGG Nat. and State Honor So- cieties, Mu Alpha Theta. 2 Beta Gamma 2, Maclcap Board Latin Club, Racketeers 3, Mii amian and Broadcaster Staffs RAY KEMPEL Ind. Arts Club, Pres., Chorus, Madcaps, Melloaires. a MYRA DEE KATNER Nat. and State Honor Societies, Madcap Board, Thespians, NFL, Racketeers 5, Miarniettes 2, Mi- amian Staff, Spanish Club. ED KEAH Band 4, Stage Band 1, Latin Club 1, Maclcaps. CAROL KEETON TERRY C. KLAUS OHN DAVID KRUITHOF I Earamedics 2. Golf 3, Madcaps, IFL1, KAY LACY acketeers 1, Miamiettes 1. RONNIE WAYNE LEADER Mu Alpha Theta 2. LEON ELLSWORTH LEWIS Band 3, Madcaps, Chorus 2, LARRY LINN JOHN PAYTCN LOMAX Band 6, Stage Band. MIKE MCCUE Track 2, Thespians, JANICE ANN MCFERRON Beta Gamma 2, Tre-as., Latin Club 5, Madcap Board, Mu Alpha Theta, NFL, Rucketeers 3. LAVETA JOYCE MCGINTY Miamiettes 1, Racketeers 2. 27 RONALD MAGILL Mu Alpha Theta, Latin Club, Mi amian Staff. FTA, Basketball Beta Gamma. JAMES T. MAHURIN T 8: I Club. UDY MALCHI Nat. and State Honor Societies, Chorus, Madcaps. TOM MALOCSAY Band 2. BARBARA ANN MANN Nat. and State Honor So- cieties, Mu Alpha Theta 2, Sec., Beta Gamma 2, Madcaps Board, Latin Club 2, Racket- eers. 28 BILLYE MAPLES Student Council 2, Sec., Foot- ball Queen Attendant, State Honor Society, Racketeers 5, Pres., Miamiettes 3, Spanish Club, Pres., Office Club. JULI KAY MARTIN Band 3, Madcaps, Racketters 1, Latin Club. RITA ANN MAXSON Racketeers 5, State Honor Soci Paramedics 1, Spanish Club Office Club 1. JOHN JOSEPH MAYER Track 3, Madcaps, Golf 1, Span Club, NFL. JOHN ARTHUR MERICL Chorus 1, Spanish Club 1, M caps, Ind, Arts Club 1. CKINLEY WAYNE PACK ldent Council Chaplain, Latin ub, Spanish Club, NFL, Mad- ns, Chorus, Band, Melloaires. ARY NEIL PARKER otball 3. Latin Club. IKE PAYTON l. Arts Club, Madcaps, Band. JUDY LYNN MORGAN Miarniettes 1, Racketeers 3, Broadcaster Staff 1. SHIRLEY ANN MYERS State Honor Society, Madcaps. Sponsored by GARY MIDKIFF Band 4, T 84 I Club 4, Ind. Arts Club 3, Madcaps. ROBERT MITCHELL THERESA ANNE MITCHELL Racketeers 3, Miamiettes 3, FHA Chorus 1. XVATSON OIL COMPANY CHARLES DAVID OIDELL T 8: I Club 2, 4-H Club 1. DIANA CLAIRE OLIVER Sec. of Sr. Class, Student Council 2, Beta Gamma 2, INIu Alpha Theta 1, Madcaps Board, Racketeers 3, Golf Team 3, Chorus 1. 29 MARY EDITH RAINS Library Club. LINDA MARIE RENTFROW FHA 5. BILL REYNOLDS Paramedics, Pres., Miamian Track. 30 Staff, FRANKLIN WAYNE PHILLIPS Basketball 5, Broadcaster Staff 1. LARRY PHILLIPS MARIE PEES 4-H Club, Reporter, Sec., ana Treas., Nat. and State Honor So cieties, Scholastic Letterman 2, Mi Alpha Theta 2, Sec. 1, FTA 3 Sec., Office Club 3. KENNETH PENDLEY Football 2, Track 1. BILL PHILLIPS T Sc I Club, ORVILLE LLOYD PIERCE Track 3, Chorus 3, Madcaps, Football 1. Melloaires, Boys' Quartet 1. JOHN PRICE FFA 4, Ind. Arts Club. GERALD REYNOLDS Latin Club. DONALD LEE RHODES RONNIE RHODES FFA 4,T84I1. DONNA DARLEN E RICHARDSON Miamiettes Racketeers S an- , v P ish Club, NFL, Paramedics, KAREN RICKMAN Racketeers 3, Miamiettes 2, Paramedics 1, Latin Club 1 FTA 1, Office Club 1. RICHARD DAVID ROGERS Basketball 2, Student Council 1, Baseball 2. ROGER LEE ROLLINS Football 1. LAURIE SCI-IMIDTKE Demos Kratein, Mu Alpha Theta, Latin Club. CYNTHIA ANN SEAMSTER Band 5, Stage Band, Miamian Co-Editor, Madcaps Board, FFA, Scholastic Letterman, All State Band, Nat. Honor Society. LINDA SEARCY Band 6, Madcaps, All State Band, Stage Band, Spanish Club 2, FTA 2. 3l RONNIE LEIGH SEAT Football 3, Track 1. JOHN ROSS SHAFER Band 5, Drum Major 2, Stage Band 1, Spanish Club 1, Mad- caps. MAYLETA SHELDON Chorus 1, Library Club, Maclcaps. RICHARD SHELDON Band 3, T 8: I Club 2, Stage Band, Madcaps. SELINDA JO SHIPLEY Racketeers 3, FTA 1, Miami- ettes 5, FHA 1, 32 SUSAN SHROYER Latin Club, Miamiettes 1 Racketeers 2, Chorus. FLOYD DOUGLAS SMITH Football, T Sc I Club 1, Mad- caps. MEREDITH SYDNA SMITH Miamiettes, Leader, Racketeex Vice-Pres., Latin Club, Madcap Beta Gamma, State Honor Societ PRESTON DORAN SMITI' Ind. Arts Club. SHIRLEY ANNE SMITH FTA, Library Club, FHA, Spani Club. RRY G. TAICLET adcaster Staff. SIICE RUTH TAYLOR A, Library Club. RESA TEBECK . and State Honor Societies, nos Kratein 5, FTA 1, Para- fics 1, Latin Club, Miamiettes Lacketeers 3. ROBYN LYNN SWANSON Football Queen Attendant, Latin Club, Beta Gamma, Madcaps Board, Thespians, Student Council, Miamian Staff, Racketeers, Spanish Club, Sec., Chorus. MARY STEFONIA SXVITZER Nat. and State Honor So- cieties 2, Chorus 2, Scholastic Letterman, FHA 1. MARVIN W. STEPHENS, JR. FFA 4, Reporter 2, FTA, Baseball 5. RONNIE STOWELL Band 5, Chorus 3, Madcaps, All State Chorus. CHARLOTTE SNYDER SHARON STAMBACK Mu Alpha Theta 2, Sec. and Treas., Nat. and State Honor Societies, Scholastic Letterman, Chorus, Latin Club. SARAH ANNE STANSELL Band 6, Paramedics, Vice-Pres., Office Club, Madcaps, United States of America High School Band. Sponsored by JAMES at JAMES 33 JIIVIIVIIE THOMAS T 84 I Club 2. PATSY JEAN THOMAS Basketball Queen, FHA 1, Li- brary Club. BENNY RAY THORNTON Football 2, Baseball, Boxing, BARBARA LEA TROVER Miamiettes, Co-Leader, Rack- eteers 5. Broadcaster Editor Nat. and State Honor Socie ties, Sr. Alt. Cheerleader, Spanish Club, FTA. JANET ELAINE TURLEY Chorus 3, Demos Kratein 1 Latin Club 2, Office Club 1 Madcaps, 34 PHILIP CHARLES ULMER Student Council 1, Mu Alpha Theta, Pres., Golf 5, Latin Club, Demos Kratein 1, Beta Gamma, Nat. Honor Society 1, Madcaps. RONNIE joE VANATTA FTA 2, 4-H Club 1, Parlia- mentarian 1. SAM VILES Baseball 1. SHARIE WALKER Girls' State, Student Council, S Treas. Jr. Class, Masonic Aw for Outstanding Girl, Head Chi leader, Nat. and State Honor cieties, FTA, Miamian Staff. CLIFFORD JAMES WALl Football 2. Track 1, Spanish C Broadcaster Staff, The-spians. -IYLLIS JOANN XVI-IITE cketeers 3. Madcaps, Miamiettes. iMES WILLIAMS ident Council 2. Basketball, Golf Beta Gamma, Mu Alpha Theta, iolastic Letterman, Miamian ff, State Honor Society. ARRELL EUGENE WILSON Jtball 3, All Conf.. Boys' State, fs. Ir, and Sr. Classes. MICHAEL LEE WEAVER Football 2, Baseball 1. KATRINA KAY WHITE Nat. and State Honor So- cieties. Student Council 1, Mu Alpha Theta 2, Demos Kratein 3, Sec.. Beta Gamma 2, Mad- caps Board, NFL 3, Thespians 3, Girls' State, Racketeers 3, Latin Club 2, Miamian Staff. JIM WATTERS Football 3, Broadcaster Staff. SUSAN CAROL WATTS Racketeers 3, Sec. 1, Nat. and State Honor Societies 3, Mu Alpha Theta 2, Student Coun- cil 1, Madcaps, Beta Gamma, Latin Club. BETTY JANE WALTON State Honor Society, Library Club. LUCINDA MAY WASSON Broadcaster Staff, Demos Kra- tein, Racketeers, Paramedics, QGAA. Y-Teens, Newspaper Staff, Creative Writing Club, Pennsj. MARTHA WATSON Nat. and State Honor Societies, Sec. Soph. Class, Mu Alpha Theta, Madcaps Board, Latin Club, Racketeers, Miamian Staff. 35 RICHARD LLOYD WILSON Demos Kratein, Mu Alpha Theta Band. BILLY WOMACK T 8: I Club. FRANK WOMACK Band 5, Stage Band, Chorus 3 T ar 1 Club, MIAMIAN Staff: Madcaps. VERLA MARIE WOOD Paramedics, Miamiettes 3, Racketeers 3. MARTHA LEA WRIGHT . Library Club, Chorus, Mad- caps. 36 NOVA NELL W YATT FTA 3, Sec., Band 6, Madcaps Board, Latin Club. MARY .IACQUELINE YUST Miamian Staff, Co-Editor, Broadcaster Staff 1, Office Club 4. STEVE SNYDER Football 4, Track 4. IVAN WALL JUDY WEEKS in WM Tom Sanders Sandy Thompson Steve Davis Vice-President Sec.-Trea.r. Pffiiderll Steve Allton Juanita Atkinson Diane Alquist Jim Aton Carole Bailey Joe Baldridge Linda Barger Tim Baum Cheryl Berry Rex Bennett Connle Birks ww 'Q'-3? David Blakemore Dale Blevins Larry Buckmaster jean Burford Claire Bussey Stanley Carson Marcella Damioc A, Linda Davis 'fem Dean we-Q' gli Steve Davis qui? Linda De Mers Connie Dewett Faye Dixon G Qi Joanna Du Bois Henry Dunn Jacki Edgar Pat Duvall Leroy Estes ,QA-pe Nancy Fain ay. 'hur- Qwfwfe An ela Frisbie Carol Fields Noreen Fitz gibbon g Vicki Fox Justine Garren Q Joyce Garrett Rf' ' www Don Goettel Kathryn Hardiman Lmda Hamson Mx v 9 Connie Keeton Charles MCMIIIQH Pam Morelan Gilbert Morgan Sue Ann Morrison Gary Newman David Newell Richard Newman Shirley Nodine Katy Null Cathy Olson Gerry Patton Tom Pendergraft Sharon Pennington Cynthia Phillips Charlotte Pollan Frances Pollard Dee Poole Don Rains Linda Reed Judy Richard Danny Reynolds Connle Rrchardson Carol Roberts Tommy Robertson J 'UQ Randy Rognas Sandra. Rossman anice Rudol h l P Judy Rudolph ,ms- Lrz Russell Tom Sanders Steve Rupard Don Sandmire Judy Schaller Jack Schnakenberg Sammy Seay Larry Seward John Sheehan Kay Shirley Blossom Simmons Sharon Sloan Pam Smallwood Martha Spencer Roger Smith George Speer Elaine Squirrel Anita Stanley Peggy Sturdy Lawrence Tippit Timothy Trimble Judy Trove: sauy Ulm Mike Victory jimmy Wagner Loretta Walker Marlene Warner Sponsored by XWESTERN AUTO STORE Doug Wasson Bill way Lana White Glen Wiford Dale Wooldridge jim Wendleken Linda Barton Janie Berentz Phil Yurchak Steve Allen Kenneth Blalock Gretchen Zaj ic Georgia Bailey jim Boyd ki Gary Brashers Dianne Brewster Eugene Browning George Childers M ,.,, ng a Bob Collins Linda. Cook Sherry Cundiff Nancy Daly Blllle Falrman Jim Delozier ,pyruv- fis , f L, g '55, 1 Q Q I 125: -. ,y i ,-hL7 3? e -K 3 John Farley Lynda Gardner 'A Golda Grigsby '37 Chester Harvell Tim Heydt Linda Johnson jane Johnston Sue Lawless . Gaylene Lawlis Sue Lewis Vicki McFerron Roberta. Marlow Kathy Pack Sheilah Masterson L. J. Mills Carolyn Merit Douglas Payton Robert Pewitt Sharon Wagner Sponsored by Dwight Pryor Beverly Saft Peggl' SaPP Margaret Scoles Sharon Switzer Troy Thulin Mary Twilley judy Vangundy Janice Wallace Joyce Woods MCFERRON BROS. FEED co. is l 555579 'X . rf' --4 9' nge fi umm, xl K ' f 2 Q 2 K 2 2 3 SQ? 3 a 1 Ronnie Wyrick Prexident 4 Bill Watkins, Jr. Vice-Prexident Ramona Garred Secretary Charlene Angel Eddie Alldredge Cheryn Ammerman Andrea Anderson Vern Anderson Nancy Angel Karen Atkinson Debbie Bailey Bobby Ballenger DeAnne Barnes Glenn Beauchamp Pat Bellah Duane Benbrook Clifford Blazer Tommy Blizzard Sponsored by Barbara Blythe Diane Bogle FARR1ER's THRIFTWAY INC. Gary Black Nancy Botts john Bowden Linda Boyles Ralph Braden Joyce Bump Maxine Bradley Shirley Brewer jim Bridgeman Mary Brodrick Lonnie Brown Shelia Brown Dan Burkhart Nancy Burnes Wilson Brewster Annette Cameron Alan Campbell Stephen Campbell Chuck Carselowey Carole Cosby JoAnn Cavin Phil Chambers Wanda Chaney Gary Clark Alvine Cole Donna Collrns Darla Cook Barbara Corn Carol Chaney Grfford Crabb Diane Craig Carol Crane Jan Crockett Judy Crockett Larry Croslin Mary Curnutte Mary Dahl im Daly Jane Dareing jim Day Elaine Deems Judy Delozier Cheryl Dewitt Jenny Downum Larry Duncan Jean East Tom Elliott Robert Eulitt Lynn Farrier john Finley Clay Finnell Ramona Garred Marilyn Gladden Sponsored by STUDEBAKER CABINET CO. Bill Garvin Elaine Gladhill A anice Hunnebohn Fran Gokey Richard Goodman Doug Gosney anie Griffin Ellen Gunning Barbara Guy Ann Habeger Nan Hall Dale Gosney Scotty Haralson Danny Harrison Tom Haskins John Hauser Jud Ha es Y Y Kathy Helton Kay Henderson Barbara Henson Don Hildebrand Linda Hite Cathy Holt Sheila Hood Richard Hopkins Donna Housman Lujean Howard Susan Hudson Shirley Hurst Larry Irwin Eddie johnst Rosalind jackson on Connie jones Cheryl Judy Gerald Judy Sandy jones Janna jordan Mary jane Keah Harry Kelly Debra Kerley Diane Kirk Sherry Knight Raymond Landrum Jack Lankford Freddy Lemons Gaylene Lewis Joe Lillie julie Lockard Edna Long Gale Longacre Phyllis Lynch Linda McNatt Oresa McQuistion Terri Macklin Imogene Mahurin Sherry Mnrquiss Kathy Marshall Shireen Martin Rosie Mattingly Stanley Mayes Ronnie Mead Linda Miller Tony Miller Dale Milliser Larry Moore jerry Myers jo Ann Myers Donna Nance Ethel Neal George Newman Deborah Nichols Imogene Nichols Cody Nidiffer Sponsored by HOME FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE Beth Morelan james Ohler Terry O'Laughlin Blll Olner Candy Oliver Rex Oliver JRIIICC Osgood Nancy Owens Marsha Payton Janet Peek Carol Peery Tom Perry Sharon Peters Carol Phelps Doug Phillips Carolyn Pllgfllll Linda Pliler Jim Poole Gayle Popejoy Deborah Price M1ke Reynolds C Ann Richards Trula Roberson jean Roberts Martha Robertson Lrnda Robmson Jack Rundell We Mrke Rundell Sara Lynn Saft Jame Sandmrre Lynn Schwertfeger 60 5. Sue Seamon Betty Sharp Howard Scott Judy Scruggs Ravena Shaw Ann Shearer Mike Standeford Gene Shelton Bill Smiley Bill Smith Keith Smith Roy Smith Susan Smith Linda Snyder Richard Spencer Letty Stapp Donna Steffens Mike Stephens Charlene Stewart Barbara Stoner Cheryl Storey Kent Studebaker Judy Tanner Blaine Taylor flak ' Sharon Taylor Deidre Teheck Sandra Thomas Deanna Tipton Susan Tolbert jackie Trask Sherry Tunnell Gay Turner Sally Ulmer Roy Underwood Richard Van Every Virginia Vanpool Roy Walker jo Ann Walkup Jeanette Wallace Bill Watkins Gary West Mike Westfall Sponsored by NEVC7lNlAN INDUSTRIES 3 ,fx ,ff f Sue Willianis Larry Wilson Pat Wilson Carolyn Wime Marilyn Wimer L' Elaine Wood Richard Wood Darrel Wooldridge ggigglrx Leroy Collins Hank Downum Beverly Wright Ronnie Wfyrick Martha Morgan john Parcell Jerry Smith Janice Workman The faculty advisors for the 307 sophomores are Miss Lohman. Mr, Watkins, and Mrs. jimerson. 63 Sophomores Doug Phillips, Ann Habeger, and Linda Hite stare in awe at the big, wide, wonder- ful world of MHS. Who says Little Nova's for kids! JoAnn Wfalkup, Deidre Tebecl-1, Ronnie Mead, Elaine Wood, and Richard Spencer say it's fun for everyone! Our Miamian photographer caught Susan Hudson, Ter O'Laughlin, and Gary West stuffing not only books, l: NVanda Chaney into a locker. ...lf B , - .,.L 4 -655, 1 ,5 at ,499 A .6 l ' if li.,-sl 1' ,sn-it Mixed Chorus: Turley, Snyder, Bowden, C, Winuer, Wright, Alldredge, Stowell, Moore, Turley, Sheldon, M. Wimer, Sandmire, Hamilton, Olson. Row 2: Pack, Sloan, Runyon, Richards, Irick, Dixon, Ketcher, Day, Kaze, Leamon, Pack, Pierce, Hartley, Curnutte, Howard, Atkinson, Masterson, jones. Row 3: Marlow, Lewis, Cosby, Swanson, Oliver, Malchi, Ke-mpel, Blizzard, Alquist, Worcester, Boyd, Mericle, Robertson, Vanpool, Fain, Brown, Sturdy, Brandon. 'zzz-in W W.- I Orville Pierce, president, Lujean Howard, student directorg Russe' Campbell, sec'y.-treas. Mellowaires M' Pianists-Lujean Howard, Sharon Sloan. -as' 66 Girls' Glee Club Mixed chorus and girls' glee club are part of the fine MHS music department. Mellowaires, who entertain at assemblies and civic functions, were an important group in the Maclcaps. Chorus, glee club, ensembles and soloists participated in state competition in April. Harry Walker is head of the department. Girls' Quartet-KF1'0m Topjr Vir- ginia Vanpool, Lu-Jean Howard, Cathy Olson, C. Ann Richards. flixed octet-Mayleta Sheldon, Cathy rick, Cathy Olson, Sheila Masterson, .arry Moore, Sarnmie Ketcher, Kinny 'ack, ,Russell Campbell. -- T, .5 I f V -'i l l Y . Boys' quartet-Ronnie Stowell, Don Leamon, Russell Campbell, Larry Moore. Girls' Triple Trio-Janis Hartley, Janet Turley, Cathy Bowden, juan- ita Atkinson, Linda Jones, Judy Malchi, Robyn Swanson, Sue Lewis, Diana Oliver. 67 xfixjyg L4 X .19 ng . -1. .. f ,Q my E 1 a A . TQ f A, ' A ' 1 ,, . 'N Q it f -1: Q 2 -.3 f if , , :gi Q w g N -we '-iff ,-rv, an -fi mls' ' i f 1 Q - .EMS ,Q 3' K Q A.: 'Q if - . -sg -ss.: -5- gf Qi' f f-N K ig 9 A fl f ltn.. - nb... .1 ' 'IZ ' A TZ A, Z ff' V ,V an M 1 2 4' y I I 'fn lm- ' f Q 'U W5 Q km' X .U - ' ff' . Z M ,,' 2 - 6 ' 4 .L M2223 ' sk fd vyfw ' ' 'i 'Q Q , v' - . - r ,, A f x 'lv ,fs 777 - Q? ' 1 4 ?'-'-55: J' fa 1 fu 'wp 5 . ,uf J 'nr an K -age I 1' MQ -1 - 3 xg X-f iff' ff 1 '- W -' s -,f 1 'fi , ' A i 1:3 5' f' . f ' '- -' 4, Y fi? 4x 3 0 ig: , u A 46 'Qi 1. .R , sw 'L W w- r Qqw 99 in Q i w w... 'W' M-4 QW, s ...A '42, .... W aim B 2 nur. y V ,K I ,- 'N ' 'I Q' 'W ' aa if 1' K 5 'f an ,Tum 'Q , DR? W Rmiiftni if n ww vkr- .pw ,W .- Q? ni 3' ii' xqn.. ,1, s X f 'lays' xf 5? :F .MJ 1 F1 Sf 993' wi Q. Qs sm! N-n I v , no 143 hx Q 0 K 5 gg f ,L g y . 14 f,fi,ff2m, ..-.4 'as Flnzer Nova Nell Wy'att Sharon Peters Cynthia Phillips Angela Frisbie Dale Viboldridge Lynda Gardner hfary Dahl JoNell Wolf Donna Steffens Saundra Rohlyer Clfzrizzezr Cynthia Seamster Nancy Donica Claudette Allgood Sue Johnston Janice Rudolph Carolyn W'imer Juli Mmm Sherry Cundiff Janna Jordon Abbi Lamb Judy Vangundy Shirley Switzer Sue Goettel Janis Wlorkman Judy Scruggs Sue Seaman Linda Shipman Jim Lewis Susan Weeks Pat Hargrove Steve Sanders Alla Clarins! Linda Davis George Childers Jodee d'Avignon Barr Clrzrirzet Marolyn Wimer Blossom Simons Tom Curnutte Frank Woinack Carlin:-lmff Clariflel Gary Midkiff Oboe Ronnie Stowell Denele Pitts Diane Jacobsen Brzrrowz Linda Searcy Jim Wendelken Nancy Walser Alto Sax John Shafer Bill Oliver Susan Searcy Tenor Sax Ed Keah BAND P Ronnie Smith B4I7'fl07I6 Sax Richard Sheldon Larry Irwin Trzzmpelr Eddie Montgomery Wfayne Green Charles Victor C offzefr Sammie Ketcher Mike Victory Judy Rudolph Vern Lee Ralph Braden Rodney Gray Stanley Mays Danny Shackelford lvfyron Jenkins Mike Standford Gil Nichols Dean Nyberg French Harm Sarah Stansell Truett Gray Rodger Smith Clifford Blazer John Highland Leroy Estes Connie Jones Tromimmaf John Lomax Jack Davis David Giyer Gary Clark Mike Turner Steve Rupard Lloyd Jones Eddie Johnston Barilozlei Dean Kinion Tom Kirksey Mike Popejoy Mike Payton Bill Cornog Buffer Lonnie Lewis John Farley John Todd Chris Underwood Pe1'ru5.riw1 Charles McMillian Pam Smallwood Jonnie Frisbie Phyllis Head Barbara Kyser Tympmzi Cathy Irick Carrying the colors for opening ceremonies of all home football games are Tom Cumutte, Gary Midkiff, George Childers, and Jim Lewis. 70 Headed by drum majors jack Davis and john Shafer, the marching band matched previous years' honors in two contests this year. In Bartlesville the band rated superior in all divisionsg the musicians ranked first of Class B and BB bands in state compe- tition at Norman. The band performs at football half-times and this year accompanied the Wardog eleven to the district playoff in Ada. Sponsored by DIXONS, INC. john Shafer Drum Major Jack Davis Drum Major SENIOR BAND MEMBERS Jack Davis, David Giyer, john Lomax, john Shafer, Ed Keah, Nova Nell Wyatt, Clai1dette.Allgood, Sarah Stansell, Linda Searcy, Sue Johnston, Juli Martin, Phyllis Head, Nancy Donica, Cynthia Seamster, Tom Curnutte, Frank Womack, Gary Midkiff, Richard Sheldon, Lonnie Lewis, Mike Payton, Dean Kinion. f . E Rehearsals began with a co-operative effort to produce a tremendous first Miami Madcaps Show. Hats Off The First Annual Madcaps The 1963 Madcaps production, Hats Off, began with the selection of a Madcaps Board. Costumes were designed, sets constructed, and auditions were held for the acts to be used in the show. Every depart- ment was utilized in preparation for Hats Off. A spectacular blast-off opened the show with excite- ment and enthusiasm and was followed by fast lively action. The first scene, a beach scene, was the setting for the blast-off and highlights of the astronaut's life. In the scenes which followed, the astronaut, looking down from his space capsule, viewed a circus, Paris night club, and sights from around the World. In the Roaring Twenties scene Betty Busse sang to our astronaut. E Graceful ballerinas showed that the astronauts dancing class was Tu Tu Much. sf lisa 'he Tiny Twisters added humor and action to the The Brimmed Barbers, Kinny Pack, Don Leamon, Russell oectacular circus scene. Campbell, and Ronnie Stowell, added zeal with 'lShine, Shine, Shine. inie Sanclmire, Sherry Hey, Janie Berentz, and Gretchen Zajic The Collapsed Carousel was a colorful fovided dance and song with their Monkey Shines. finale for the circus act. A Paris nightclub was the scene for gay atmosphere and entertainment in act three. 73 The Can-Can girls, Car- ol Cowles, Martha Wat- son, Barbara Mann, and Diana Oliver, provided exciting entertainment in the Parisian night- Club. Peggy Sapp was one of the House of Chapeau In the finale, our astronaut was greeted by President Kennedy and many spectators C. Ann Richards as a Maid in japan sang Madame Butter fly qs A K Q M Q I 962 Verdigri Fin! Row: Larry Kissee, Doug Smith, jim Watters, Richard Ball, Ronnie Seat, Darrell Wilson, Mike Hester, Torn Watson. Second R0 Mike juergens, Gaylord Schnakenberg, Gary Parker, .Steve Snider, George Botts, Raymond Green, Russell Baker, Mike Schmidt, Stan, Carson, Don Sandmire. Tbird Row: Doug Gosney, ' ' ' T Scotty Haralson, john Cooper, Bill Garvin, Russell Campbell, Tom Sanders, James Lea J we Miami Pawhuska O Miami Dewey 0 Miami Pryor 6 Miami Joplin 6 Miami Sand Springs 6 Miami Vinita 18 Miami Tahlequah O Miami Broken Arrow 14 Miami Claremore 14 Miami Nowata O Miami Ada 20 76 Head coach Bill Watkins is flanked by his two assistants, H Palmer and jack Wallace. Valley Champions fr in Watkins, Jin, Eddie Herrel, Eugene Browning, Fourzb Roux' John Finley, Student Managerg Pat Bellah, Harry Kelly, John Sheehan, Ron ., Tony Loehr, ,lack Schnakenberg, Richard Wood, Clair Bussey, Terry Olaughlin, Tony Miller, Student Manager. 1552 x' l Richard Ball George Botts Raymond Green Captain Captain ALL-CONFERENCE ALI.-CONFERENCE ALL-CONFERENCE Honorable Mention ALL-STATE 77 Ronnie Seat Doug Smith ALL-CONFERENCE ALL-CONFERENCE Honorable Mention Honorable Mention Steve Snider ALL-CONFERENCE jim Watters Mike Weax'er ALL-CONFERENCE Honorable Mention Darrell Wilson Captain ALL-CONFERENCE Russell Cnmbell Richard Ball escapes the clutches of a Dewey tackler . ' I -' v:v,f-asr iffiifgfffr r ':' '- Tiii ii ii- V iizsfiiiii 1 F 1 r :L f -jj K- ai, wwf k Q' K 15, A:z,L,,, A L ,a,W , Mike Hester ' 5 ' i Q Larry Kissee Captain ALL-CONFERENCE Don Saridmire fin 4': Mike Juergens Harry Kelly james Leake Gary Parker I Q V ., .. AEff?QSEQQYLIQlfifjikikliiif Yan .. V .. ' QM f-- Q :mm M wfffv W M.-Q-f. M - . u KM .. 3 3 ,k -1 -J .. S 3 3 if .231 Gaylord Schriakenberg Jackie Schnakenberg 79 W ,. .. , ,. ,. 5. te Ball, Leo Al Richard XVood, Bill Wfatkins, Dickie Rogers. Frank Phillips, Tom Sanders. Doug Gosney, Tom Jones, Don Sanclmire, Richard baumer. 80 Miami Springfield Miami St. Mary's Miami Sand Springs Miami St. Mary's Miami Claremore Miami Pawhuska Miami Vinita Miami Tulsa Miami Sand Springs Miami Tahlequah Miami Pryor Miami Nowata Miami Cascia Hall Miami Cascia Hall Miami Neosho Miami Bartlesville Coaches Bill XY'atkins and John Lingo K L P r B ll h S fond Row: Richard Spencer, Leroy Collins, Bi Fim Row: Hank Downum, David Blakemore, Ronnie Wy'rick, Charles Jac 'son, L1 e a . 6 Booth, Scotty Hnrnlson, Raymond Landrum. l B Team Basketball 82 l Managers Vernon Anderson and Tony Miller 1- ll Watkins, Steve Alton, Stanley Mayes, jack Schnakenberg, Jody Mayer, Ronnie Wyrick, George Speer. Row Two: Steve Davis, Scotty aralson, Bill Garvin, John Carter, Don Sandmire, Mike Hester Jim Day Terry Enderland Row Three' Russell Baker Mike McCue Ga lord 1 , - - , 1 Y rhnakenbert, Steve Owens, Harry K'elly, Orville Pierce, Gary Ice, Terry O'Laughlin, Eugenei Browning. Row Four: Richard Goodman, I . . . enn Beauchamp, joe Lilly, Hank Downum, George Botts, Steve Snider, Charles jackson, Tony Loehr, Greg Yust, james Washington. In the last year with coach Glenn Spradly, the Wardogs track team piled points upon points to take honors in district, regional, and state meets. 83 3 5 2 Q Runners: Sandmire, Kelly, Pierce, Davis, Ice, Downum, Wyrick, 3 Schnakenberg, Browning, Hester, Haralson, Garvin, Day, jackson, Goodman, Mayes, Beauchamp, Alton, Lilly. 2 I 1 Q g X , .. ,.., ,. 5 K N- ., ' . A Img' if 1 Y H.. , . .. ...M My ' .1 . ...W we fs , M , 1 . '-- xy i' -PW' J n' f. Q, W A f 7' A, K, , , , V, . K 7.7 , A, ..,...,, -. . ,, I 7 ,,,, 7 fu - ,A ....... may 'ww Pole Vaulters and high jumpers: Loehr, G. Schnakenberg, End W 2 R' ,1 land, Sandmire, Davis, Carter, Owens, Mayer, Speer, Yust. 'l -as, . in . . .4 , . , 'll X, -ft' .-.sig ' . I J ly, - Q .4 -. ,- . If L' z 1 ' 'lfeftfiff Qi , w i, ' i 2':i1 ' Z . W7 N -' Mi- .: W:'yg,NV' A U y X - 9' ' .my 5 . 1..5it - . E g5J, '1.il - ' 5252: V V: k .. r 1 Mi f Q :f , R at , 1 5 ,K gr ' H ,Vg .lf Q- kg f ' . . - zz ,f5,,:'::-1 -Q: fg ' .9 -- .. V 'H V fn: K ' .. , ,, 7 55 , . 1 Q f 'K P ' 5 7 Z 1' 5 Z . - ., X ' f an 'iv .. N W ' , 'J Q P 13-i- . i :Legal ffn.'Y:.:2f.'5 V' '-' ' ' af 'K 33' G ' .5 f--uI':.1-51 , -- :M xx .- - .., , ,- V- xr 'J-7. '- .af 1. , - v 7 W ,sr ,ai ,, ap-Q., .- fv V. sf, ., -- -efslafw ,M .2-' f ,gr . ,,.,,.m, '--, nf,-t.,, eg. .i,,w,, 5. ,Q ig., 255-.wif fe ,- '-Ti'..': 7 ' Y 41.-3T 3':2+',rii'.L'Y ' vl11Ll,f-F ff. i f?'1,f1 i T7'?i-Fi' 'f'f,'Sf .av rr as Wag , ' I if is TH -eggswfx A ax Q wilsmwa if 46 UQKMX' I A .1 5' 'wVm'K-kg? pig W w w, ff' 5' 'la 5 S Discus and shot putters: Washington, O'Laugh1in, J. Schnaken- 5 berg, Botts, Snider, Enderland, Baker. fi 2 Hurdlers: McCue, Carter, G. Schnakenberg, Owens, Speer, Ma l l l 84 Infieldersz Jones, Wood, Mead, Gosney, Jackson, Poole. M A -'Y ll M W 'lik ir u M I v, sa il V T, ,,. 4 , H ' '? ti' V' 7 ig ' 'T ' i i ,it i fi., W ' ooo' ' -' ,.:' i t Q i Z W t xi ' d J. ,.' A ,15,f, f it ' in i E ' . it A 3, 'Q-5 E I X Outfieldersz Benedict, Schmidt, Milliser, Booth, Yur chak, Buckmaster. uv-g-5' Pitchers: Victor, Leake, Lemons, Buckmaster. Golf Bill Oliver Gary West Pat Wilson s 1 David Kruithof Phil Ulmer jim Williams if-'une Miamian Queen Catherine Bowden ir. Miamian King Frank Phillips Beta Gamma Carol Cowles john Carter Mixed Chorus Robyn Swanson Ronnie Stowell Demos Kratein Katrina Whifc Sven Knmov Student Council Linda jones George Botts M. fb Quill and Scroll Diana Oliver jim Williams Phyllis Head Sharie Wfall-:er Library Club Racketeers Track Queen Diana Oliver Attendants Basketball Queen Patsy Thomas Vicki Fox junior Susan Smith Sophomore S Football Queen Diana Barbee F' Billye Maples Senior Ch r n Ammerman Roby n Sm Qnson ce 3 Semor Sophomore Attendants Diane Alquist junior Mlll Noreen Fitzgilabon junior Band Queen Claudette Allgood Attendants Mary Dahl Sophomore Nancy Senior Sue Johnston Senior Donicn Linda junior FFA Sweetheart Deborah Bailey ,Af Sweeweavx G . XAQSO 39 9 P6 we FHA Sweet Shi 'eY Smith heart 97 1 Karen Kellogg, seated, and Martha Watson, bookkeepers for the journalism department, check the accounts to see how the Miamimz fared financially. 'x fb 'x k W ck how he is to design the 1963 Editor Cynthia Seamster tries to explain to Fran oma Miamian cover. Sponsored by M8cM CAFE jim Willianis, Mike Craig, Ronnie Magill, and Bill Reynolds handle various responsibilities within the department. K 98 Senior page editors Katrina White and Robyn Swanson discuss page layout and picture size. N 0 Cathy Olson and Linda Harrison draw picture designs for the 182 junior in dividual shots. Editor jackie Yust gives suggestions on picture cropping to Bill Booth and Robbie Kirk, sports editors. Myra Katner reads the names of the sophomores as Sponsored Sharie Wfalker types them on the copy sheets. by E. Cfs DRIVE-IN 99 L it fi? . ,Nm A A ' me , . 4 1,.. ., i ,gg -W.2,sE W,ft.,rt,, ',,. t W wg H v ffl?-'igggifzgri ri J igh t - ' - ,tw .. E l it :x 51: H .3 J 'V 'l'?1 t i 5 if Barbara Trovcr, left, editor of the Broadcaster. checks some copy with her assistant. Diana Oliver, M- fy ! tolli When Leorstorts gunning A Sports editor Tint Heydt covers all sporting events and writes the Column, Heydt-Lite-s. len. He wont tell her lost if but l bet you con guess Dogs Topple ln NEO Meet The llith cmriuol NEO Touiw :ment brought disappointment many Mioini ions os the ordogs lost their loid tor their cond straight title. is, Leols best subject is olso. Dickie Rogers is He is 5' ll . Dick W l-le looks kind of f' liwreolis them be lnles dll over tle qoi is Coroly' lwi' lCZISi Iliillltff .tins ueiiioi ri io- vorite subject is olso Foolish. Ward Over l' f f'l Y' A , ' Perhaps one of the most enlightening th' columns of the Broadcaster is Cindy XWasson's Booknook. in s lffli Mionii took comma first period cmd neve At liolltime, before o whelmed crowd, the W owned CI 2948 edge. me., ..,.-,-,. .- ,. J The second hall wos oneventlul lor the Huskie they foiled to toke the leod. omi went on and ollowed Pt huslcct to goin only two poi on their proud lead. ooos IO 1U rwnwi Roland Ross sroring cmd tops lor N rid lS ourr in... lfvi amy Jd tl sry i ,nt 5 .. Phil Malocsay does the The Wordogs deleoled their P 4 , , st opponent, Tulsa Menioriol, W'lm H. mera. and Frank lfftsfifls. and Hfi Wflfk C1 tight g-Q55 55,52 The 1 ' BURMA' jim 'Xe the for the newspaper. ' tn? ' fTxiClClf john ' tment Sfllcdu ' - A ' ' l' '- lm salesnwn Um tlivertisirlg Wpom 'MHA 'J 3lClY5 .lx SHPE? l k their H VW. x t. Phillips Chai A I ICUKL 5 . fi 5 u 'L , til .,,t-t,w P here VVS -I i Of Sciflc R' ' 211 lie just love it, don't , 'ociol e Gt 2 lHlS future. . it 'F ' . t f ' fi 0 - .e s 9 llkf? First theres ti V. , vw. an Tffls irom all of you. . 's c e 01113 This time its Lin A Q' ' ' to ,ie , ,I t . Q .Ut 3 l11S Cgfgl ' ' ' lion tMrS. Also in Felznrt U tiilflfll' lousy the girls ho Rl' to break up witl fill' Out the l5th. 2515 mm! 'There oronl 1 'N ' them orerft amy. 2 'lm mb mucli time for plc? In S Q' l hove onothe MVN - -e e A W . .... u..,t,.i,.. . do .is .tiucli have bee' iss Soriottos 4 llie oft fi vfixerk io tltffit e::lcfssss, 'llltis lolonolc 5pU,,5L,,CL1 by ,wot MQW much mf,W ,, dm WW MW prtnos team ltiofi in :alrite ro! S10-ming mfti, boy MGS Q qty DAIRY QL'FE'Q l ' ' ' , l 'l , f -' ' y 1 r f ' L x ' l ' ' d Q f Swat rl-f mi ,i f-,s 'KGS V-Jfgp ifi-59 Tewfg, JY Ql.3fji1lQ lv-lease-E iipr I,,Q,T,N,3 :Il Diqvle DU , Cin I-CIC , .i,,i,,. OJ y XLS, C,X-,CPD ' f 'l 'l ' ' 1 ' ' octive in these sports. Girls, os well os some :min tieliinrl rioiii lroni flaw , . , N ' L - ,-.wam nm in tlmee soorls. lout would like to. brd 'mice Brown, who has the job of typing copy, feels the deadline rush. f J. ,. we , , t Q Qs F . f ,J , W , t S K '10 The Broadcasters have arrived and Diana Burbee, Gloria Brown, and Pat Hawkins insert rt Scholastic Roto in enrlt copy. Q Q 1 1 :si 1 1 i 1 1 fFA'ivYi'ENr6iii1li5 15 Journ IflOI1 BI ixth the ,eyed to Press 16 state Memloe vention. Schools j 1t,Dcme port in tl p ty p E ohnson, activities i tri t ' Ag lc: Phil- College c X F ,.-t K ,M r i we Ru' Alle? CI : : it ' i 1' Cami leufmlisfl ' i Si -W ii ini and V i d 6 d ri 3 ' t who -so e f Sven mfefeed- it in t ef MP :Incl the other tor tnose interest- Served by SOphQmQm Mabel .L Ares their ed rn yearbook work, Several B Q pp P tenet sweotets. the oiub wrshv of the cxreos outstondinng jour- Cmqml A Tifiemifflji frilly be y es to thonlc Mr, Heydt for or- nolists spoke on vcxricxzjmie' lttgfmbefg Ot tm mm'll ' Q'tC'3' udent dermg them. ot these meetings. in Lumen --N--e--W--N---M-M----.. Students interested , ' paper writing took pc if Fld MSS Band Take , ' isfiiport Ate Exchange editors Phyllis Head and Q CX EIDOXS- ', Judy Morgan keep a file on all X this COLIN- Correspondence with other school ' x t , , newspapers. gn Sento 1 bond lestivofl voter Univers- llwcxter, Older- , A 1 ol the loplin Globe, let: photogrcxpny, presents Gillette, Stoll photog the Tulsa Tribune. p ml Discuflfroilrifpoggigncigihiefii' Alter the tyrant Colezrrpin ' Nl theater ond Plug-fltizrtcl howling? Sll ting was re- in the by Mrs. Ellen Clctrlc, dl tor ot the Ioplin Gl and d top 1 is lollo hn Sol 'oodw ' he open for oortieioou 'W l uclrr more It 1 ri Nancy Fain Checks and rechecks the Copy before it is ready for the final press run. et H .IG 4 UW HVUU' was host to over l,2OO sent wrwwwh he Algal' on their onnuol Senior li V rioiiiinug April 26' K , Reqistrotlon ot 9100 some or oonds t . Q qmu F ter tours ot rooms in wtf 1 pa' classes were in session. Exhrow , . . ,, its were Constructed OH the ll The actual task of writing involves reference hooks, typewriters. and know-how. Reporters ' S d b jane Chnmplin, Robert Blizvurtl. Karen Kortlis. and John P.11't'cll exhihit this know-how. .ponsore y , Y J y SCHMIDT CONSTRUCTION Jfxrlegl Gddrelsdulig QIOI'lGSj Gll C1fOUX7d ! l9W'SpCIDE?2', thjg rjrggjrqml jfilf jggqlriljxrrjfpy , COMPANY mem Y ef ' ohofeeretehy, SpOrtS,lC1yOut,crd- will omepted. illlvll tu tue: uuuttvtium. ' ' ,..,,,1A., Altar-nfsnvs ,..vd.a-.t-in-iv..n,..,.t ...AM verilslrig' pe-WS Story' Inctkeup khflwmmlrnrle tram'-vrvfw f-fr vt.,'it.v6c- fx Stl Fl 23 Let Cl A b le cx h .re cr tl Racketeers Leading Racketeers this year were fclockwisej Cathy Bowden, Sr., Sharie Walker, Sr. Head Cheerleader, Sandi Thompson, jr., Cheryn Ammerman. Soph., Kathryn Hardiman, -Ir., and Linda jones, Sr. Sponsored by COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. l02 N Under the direction of their president, Billye Maples, the Racketeers, with a mem- bership of over 200, supplied pep and en- thusiasm for various school sports. Mrs. Jean Hamnions is sponsor of the group. Sponsored by Docs BAR-B-Q Miamiettes Row 1: M. Damifo, P, Hawkins, P. Sapp, C. Richardson, B, Saft, L. Baton, G. Brown, L. Cameron, B. Maples, K, Rickman T Mitchell N Fitzgibbon, K. Hamilton, E, Hopp, L. DeMers, K. Harcliman, A. Stanley. Razz' 2: V. Mclierron, B. Fairman, M. Warner S Ulm J Kenreigh VI. Berentz, J. Johnston, E. Haynes, V. NX'ood, D. Barbee, j. Atkinson, I.. Jones. D. Edwards, M. Twilley, B. Troxcr Rau 3 D Crow S. Hey, P. XWhite. V. Fox. J. Richartls, C. Luttrell. T. Tebeck, S. Masterson. M. Smith, D. Alquist, S. Shipley, S. Ball C Fairman N jordan. T. Smith. I04 SENIORS Raw 1: K. Rickman, G. Brown, B. Maples, L Cameron, T. Mitchell. P. Hmltins D Eduard D. Barbee, B. Trover. Raw 2: P. White. S. Ball, T. Tebeck. C. Fairman, N jordan D Croix IN Smith, S. Shipley, V. Wood. Merideth Smith was this year's Miamiette leader. Barbara Trover was her assistant. Sponsored by MIAMI BEAUTY COLLEGE Demos Kratein OFFICERS: Sec., Katrina White Parliamentarian, Tom Walker Vice-Pres., Bonita Synarg Pres. Stanley Carson. Sponsored by BEATRICE FOODS -nm' Rau' 1: Laurie Schmidtke, Jennifer johnson, Mrs. Jirnerson, Sponsor, Cheryl Storey, Ann Habeger, Carol Phelps, C'Anne Richards, Rau' 2: Gary Black, Joanne DuBoise, Mr. Johnson. Sponsor, Katy Null, Nancy Burnes. Row 3: Bill Oliver, Katrina XVhite, Cynthia Phillips, Bonita Synar. Row 4: Mike Schmidt, Cindy X5C'asson, Theresa Tebeck, Stanley Carson. Row 5: Terry Enderland, Tim Heydt, Vernon Anderson, Sven Karnov, Doug Wasson, Richard Wilson, Bill XWatkins, Tom W. FE' R Smith, Freeze, Keah. Second Row: Piler, Mahaurin, Botts, Barrett, Wfagner, Mattingly, Cole, Hurst. Third Row: 1 rr on Graham, Marshall, Hannebohn, Nodine, Wallace, Brewer, Grigshy, Roberts. Fourtb Row: Martin, Jackson, Brown, Schaller, Hickey, ' ' ' ' ' ' , wh Fields, Jones. Fzftb Row: 'laylor, Nichols, McQuist1on, Rossman, Johnston, Edgar, Wrig, t. Future Hom Janice Wallace, Reporterg Margy Jones, Parliamentariang Sandra Rossman, Treasurerg Nancy Botts, Secretary. Standing: Alvine Cole, Song Leaderg Jane Johnston, Presidentg Jackie Edgar, Historiang Imogene Nichols, Vice-President. I06 emakers The Future Homemalcers of America under the leadership of Miss May Lohmann has been very active throughout the year. At- tending the state convention in Oklahoma City in March climaxed the Chapters activ- ities. Sponsored by MIAMI TIN SHOP I A la...-5 rolex'-If DXSCQVQUNG MHJSCW ,mvsrs Sharon XVagner, Oresa McQuistion, Shirley Hurst g in Lg ' p f. ip if 'xii A 'Q S I' r, eg: V 1 f ' Tw' 5 3 EK 5 , . W5 Coop 'x.,5lp5EQtNSL5 S s'l, TlC'J1'f Shirley Smith, Sharon Taylor. Rosie Mattingly Sponsored by FLOSSIES BEAUTY SHOP MONTGOMERY VUARD ft Y, 3 SCI , Carol Fields, Joyce Hickey, Golda Grigsby The F.H.A. girls display the posters from their annual projects. in l3FO-IECT 3 erm l 1 X FLrturs lklomsllfllllffiifyttss y I Q y f - 4. an Shirley Brewer, Linda Pliler I07 1 Terri Macklin, Shari Tunnel, Letty Stapp, Angela Frisbie fvice-presidentj, Cathy Olson, Barbara Stoner, Cathy Holt, Linda McNatt, JoAnn Walkup, Donna Nance, Elaine Wood, Marilyn Gladden, Mary Dahl, Darla Cook. Row 2: Adda Hall fsponsorJ, Lujean How- ard, Connie Jones, Sherry Cundiff, Beth Morelan, Marie Pees, Shirley Nodine, Susan Smith, Cheryn Ammerman, Sally Ulmer, Lynn Schwertfeger, Ann Habeger, Carol Phelps, Linda Demers, Judy Vangundy, Cathy Bowden ftreasurerJ, Faye Dixon. Row 3: Nova Nell Wyatt fsecretaryJ, Linda Searcy, Glenn Wiford, Mike Victory, David Blakemore, Robert Blizzard fpresidentJ, Tim Heydt, Phil Yurchak, Sherry Hey, Sandi Thompson, Judy Rudolph. Sue Lawless, Janice Rudolph fparliamentariany Cynthia Phillips freporterj, Sue Johnston, Linda Reed, Trula Robertson. Future Teachers Now in its fifth year at Miami High School, the local chapter of Future Teachers of America is one of the school's largest and most active organizations. Career Day, on which members are student teachers in the local elementary schools, and the state con- vention are high points for these future educa- tional leaders. Mrs. Adda Hall is faculty advisor. Cynthia Phillips was elected to the northeast district executive board dur- ing the OFTA convention in Stillwater. Sponsored by LORENSON MOTOR COMPANY l08 Linda Barrett, Sharon XVagner, Shirley Craig, Anita Stanley, Sharon Pennington, Phyllis Head, Martha W'right. Row 2: Mayleta Sheldon, Mary Twilley, Sandra Rossman, Patsy Thomas, Pat Du- vall, Carole Roberts, Judy Schal- ler. Row 3: Judy Weeks, Mary Raines, Edna Long, Betty VC'alton, .4--Q Janice Taylor. fs Library Club Sponsored by COLLEGE GROCERY Cheryl Berry, raporier Phyllis Head, preridezzz Sharon Pennington. zifrf-preridezzf Annette Cameron, J.-fcreh1f'J'-Ire.f1r1zre1' fnot picturedj A long established organization of the school is the library club. This volunteer service group is com- posed of senior high girls who devote one hour each school day to work in the library. Sponsored by Mrs. Louise Wfatson, the group conducts the annual book bazaar. Another highlight of their year is a field trip to larger libraries in the area. I09 Quill and Scroll Quill and Scroll, the International Honorary Society for high school journalists, was reactivated at Miami High School this year under the sponsorship of Mrs. Alice Gosney. Members must rank scholastically in the upper one-third of their class and do outstanding work in some phase of journalism. The members pictured are Gloria Brown, Barbara Trover, Cindy Wasson, Pat Hawkins, jackie Yust, Cynthia Seamster, Karen Kellogg, Diana Oliver, Tim Heydt, and Philip Malocsay, Members not appearing in the picture are Nancy Fain and jim Vlfilliams. Office Club SHAFFER Efficiency and politeness keynote the aims of Mrs. Vivian Shaffer's office girls, These young ladies volunteer one hour each day to assist with attendance checks, admission slips, information, and a variety of other duties which help keep the main office operating efficiently, The staff includes Sarah Stansell, Elaine VUood, jackie Yust, Madolyn Dobbs, Sharie Walker, janet Turley, Karen Gibson. Lynn Ann Ellington, Karen Kordis. Rita Maxson, Kay Null, Karen Rickman, Gloria Brown, and Kathryn Harcliman. Sponsored by MUTT'S BIGGER BURGER ll0 EM :W 4 ,oy Underwood, Mrs, Wfendelkin, David Kruithof, Bill Reynolds, Sarah Stansell. Karolyn Hardiman, W'oody Kaze, Jim Wendelkin, Linda Helmick. Rita Maxson. Rauf 2: Sue Morrison, Karen Rickman, Noreen Fitzgibbon, Ellen Hopp, Nancy Burns. Row 3: Jenee Kenreigh, inda DeMers, Andrea Anderson, Judy Schaller, Carol Roberts, Fran Sue Gokey. Razz' 4: Gayle Martin, Kay Hamilton, Sally Ulm, Marolyn Vimer, Carolyn Wimer, Janice Hannebonn, Judy Delozier. Raw 5: Vicki Fox, Judy Richard, Linda Miller, Donna Steffens, Nancy Angel, aaron Taylor, Sandra Rossman, Linda Johnson, Linda Reed, Jeanne Burford, Sharon Wfagner, Liz Russell. Row 6: Sheila Masterson, Theresa eabeck, JoAnn Myers. A Paramedics Paramedics is an organization for high school students interested in a health career. To explore these health vocations, students David Kruithof volunteer their services at the hospital and Bill Reynolds clinic, The meetings include speakers, discus- Sarah Stansell Katelyn Hqrdmm sions and field trips. ,1 The Industrial Arts Club, in its second fi, it za 9 ' 3 - s . A year, is sponsored by Mr. Glenn Sprad- ley. Members are enrolled in one of the four levels of industrial arts. Collins, and Larry Kissee. 2 , .1 .. , -3 Mike Anderson, Mike Payton, Fred Coble, Bob Killion, Darrel XVooldridge, Rex Bennett, Dale Wooldridge, Glenn Spradley, sponsor Ron' 2: john Prife, Dan Burkhart, Ronnie Beard, XX arren Harkins. james Vyashington, Richard Hopkins, jim Cline, Paul Wfyatt Rau' 3: Ray Kempel. Richard Goodman. Philip Chambers. Preston Smith. Larry Kisses. Gary Ice, Gary Midkiff, Bob Collins II2 Sponsored by ALLGOOD PAINT AND BODY SHOP OFFICERS: Ray Kcnipel, john Price, Bob i Bobby Ballenger, Rex Burtrum, Bill Kirksey, Karen Atkinson. Ricky Ellington. Gifford Crabb, Bill XY'omack. Razz' 2: Bill Davis. sponsor. Clay Finnel, Larry Phillips. Tom Powers, jim Alleman. Bill Phillips, ,lim Mahurin, Larry Buckinaster. Lloyd Crumrinem, Perry Hollis, sponsor. Razr' 3: Ronnie Beard, jimmy Thomas, Robert Vandever, Charles O'dell, Gordon jones, Don Hildebrand, George Childers, Frank VC'omack, John Todd, Charles Dumas, Randy Ransom, Jack Phillips. Razz' -ix Dean Ensten. Gary Brashear. Don Rains, jeff McCool. Robert Hudson, Fred Cata, Dean Kinion, Fred Coble, Steve Helmey, Gary Midkitf, Marvin New- ton, Roger Dolan, Tom Elliott. OFFICERS: Lloyd Crumrine, Vice-presidcntg Bill W'omack, treasurer, Larry Buckmaster, sgt. at arms, jeff McCool, reporter. Not pictured: jim Dolan, pres- ident, Students in carpentry, technical drafting, and electricity are eligible for membership in the Miami Trade and Industrial Club. Mr. Perry Hollis and Mr. Bill Davis sponsor the organization, which hosts speakers and demonstrations in various vocational fields. New officers elected for the second semester are Dean Kinion, vice-president and Karen Atkinson, reporter. Yearly events include a dance, a trip to Okmulgee Tech and election of the Outstanding Craftsman. Sponsored by JONES-COOK FLOOR COVERIXG MOONXYINK GROCERY II3 'X XM ' Q 5 mxdegfafgtzosi Ske .ge SKC? 'x X SU' NWT ri.xQQX 1 M0 QSO: ' so 9' AN EAW Q GCC 1 Qcai QW Xe. W6 , V' 095 ' O50 The FFA is among the most successful organiza- tions in Miami High. A partial list of their achieve- ments follows: Livestock judging Team: First place at the Joplin Beef Cattle Show and NEO Aggie Day. Entomology Judging Team: First place at Ok- mulgee, NEO Aggie Day. Second place, state contest. Meats judging Team: First place NEO. Parliamentary Team: Two first places, one second place at Vinita. Future Farmers of America Row 1.' Phil Ulmer, jim Alleman, jim Wendlekon, Laurie Schmidtke, Stanley Carson, Tom Walker, Steve Alton. Row 2: Mrs. Adda Hall, Sponsor, Margaret Scoles, Diana Oliver, Susi Watts, Sandi Thompson, Marie Pees, Carol Cowles, Katrina White, Martha Watson, Karen Kellogg, Barbara Mann, Vicki McFerron, Carole Luttrell. Row 3: Sharon Stamback, Terri Dean, Janice McFerron, Dean Kinion, john Burford, Ronnie Leader, Robert Blizzard, Dane Dixon, Bonita Synar, Sue Johnston, jennifer johnson, Diane Edwards, Row 4: Bill Wfay, Tom Sanders, Russell Campbell, Don Raines, Dwight Pryor, Sven Karnov, Janice Rudolph, Cynthia Phillips, Greg Yust. I i I i Mu Alpha Theta OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER: Pres, Phil Ulmer, Vice-Pres. Tom Brod- erickg Sec. Sharon Stambackg Reporter Marie Pees. OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER: Pres. Dane Dixong Vice-Pres. Jennifer Johnsong Sec. Carol Cowles, Reporter Katrina White. Sponsored by MCALEER DRUG I I5 I :A ' T ,,,,,,m 12'QlQQ12 V, T72 we -sw 3 In i '- M vf - 1 . l tf .. ,,,,4, t 'e . I iw ,.....L......a. . R :uw i, .g.... H sc s - ,.., gf ? , ..,,,., y i t eitl Q 4 ,,., ' X K Sponsored by MIAMI TRVCK COMPANY llb Bonita Synar, I're,fizfe11l Imogene Nichols, Secremry jane Johnston, Swzg I.v.1du' .M ww. -f L,q-'fbi Nancy Botts, Bonita Synar, Imogene Nichols. Raul 3: Shirley Norline. jane Johnston. Margie jones. Sandra Ross- man. Janice Whtlltice. Mrs. Vcmatta. Rou' 3: Mr. Teal. john Hauser, John Sheehan, I-Iowarrl Scott, Hank Downum. Row 4: Leroy Collins, Richard New- man, Ronnie Vanatta, NXf'ilson Brewster. Hank Downum, Vice-Prefidefzi Thespians Clifford Walls, Katrina White, Carol Cowles, Myra Katner. Razz' 2: john Carter, Doug Burtrum, Mike McCue, Jody Mayer. Outstanding -1-H dress review winners are Richard Newman and Judy VflUgU!lCly'. II7 N, Longacre, Phelps, Seamster, Searcy, Myers, Maples, Pees, Karnov, Donica, Trover, Wfasson, Watts, Maxson, Switzer, Barrett, Bailey Row 2: T. Wfalker, C, Fairman, S. Walker, Katner, Dobbs. Kellogg. Cowles. XX'atson, Mann, Tebeck, Peters, Walton, Stam back, Synar. Row 3: Carson, Lockard, Schwertfeger, Ulmer, B. Fairman, DuBois, Dean, johnson, Blankenship, Null, Sloan, Brewster Rau' 4: Hnbeger, Garred, Burnes, Snyder, Wlatkins, Allton, Pryor. Way', Hey, Smith, Ammerman, Richards, Morelan, Scoles. ational Honor Society Speakers at the April 5 initiation, representing the four qualities of a National Honor Society member included Myra Katner fservicej, Nancy Donica fcharacterj, Carol Cowles fscholarshipj, and Dwight Pryor Qleader- shipj. y ll8 Scholarship, leadership, character and service are the qualities necessary for membership in the National Honor Society. To be eligible, a student must have a B-plus average with no grade below C-minus. Mrs. Louise Watson sponsors the organization, which is mainly responsible for initiating the American Field Service student ex- change program in Miami. Sponsored by BANK OF QUAPAW Firfz Roux' Blazer, Irwin, Housman, Bredgeman, Black. Sefozzd Row: Popejoy, Braden, M. Wimer, Cook, Steffens, Robertson, Chaney, johnson, Miller, Garred, Myers, Angel, Sapp, Owens, C, Wimer, Schwertfeger. Third Roux' Studebaker, West, Dale Dean and Paul Cottam, Sponsors, Oliver, Blevens, Helmey. A B+ average in science classes qualifies a student for Beta Gamma, the science club which was organized four years ago. Prominent com- munity scientists are often guest speakers at the regular monthly meetings. Field trips to points Bm Way of scientific interest in the area are a part of CMO! COWIGS Beta Gamma's activities. Mr. Paul Cottam and Janice McFerron Stanley Carson Mr. Dale Dean sponsor the organization. Beta Gamma 5siiWl1 fa an--mi and iff! Rouf: Smith, W'endleken, W'ay, Heydt, Carson, D'Avignon, Walker. Semnd Roux' Richards, Phelps, Habeger, Burnes, White, Synar. 'bird Roux' Ulmer, Bradley, Mr. Dean, Sponsor, Crocket, Watson, Mclierron, Mann, Cowles, Swanson, Oliver, Carter. Sponsored by CRANE COMPANY I i 9 Fellow Students: I extend to you my sincere thanks and appreciation for the opportunity and privi- lege of serving as your Student Body Pres- ident. This year has given me many in- valuable experiences that would otherwise have 'been impossible. In addition to the ex- periences I have enjoyed the attitudes that have been taken toward Student Council projects and the way so many people have worked in close harmony with the Student Council. I can only wish for my successor the same spirit of cooperation and zeal that I have Sincerely, Doug Burtrum received. Sponsored by EAGI E PICHER Student Council :CHEESE :seems ea: 5:1 all One of the most active organizations of Miami High School is the Student Council, composed of representatives elected annually from the three grades, The C ouncil offic udent bod ers are respongfbj Y C0 - . 4 C' fo . . P to fhifizngsiilnsiwf fifgiimgziia of th ack cha l ' ' Sftive in th' . OI Commun- - 6 md Y , Pain, Nanc, D ' .IS role is D lfzltmg Such o1l15ellIaples,SC'Crc-tary, 5 omca, vice-president, glgiitljugfum, preside-my S Ynar, treasuref, st Now in his second year as Student Council advisor, Mr, Keith works hand in hand with Council officers and members. Sponsored by MIAMI HOTEL COFFEE SHOP l2l M159 Seniors participate actively in school government. These ten senior members are V, X, W,.,....WM-N--' Nancy Donica, Sharie Walker, Linda jones, Billye Maples, George Botts, Robert Blizzard, Kinny Pack, Doug Burtrum, john Carter, and jim Williams. Adding to the voice of democ- racy are junior members Rus- sell Campbell, Don Sandmire, Mike Hester, Stanley Carson, Bonita Synar, Jennifer john- son, Karolyn Hardiman, and Kathryn Hardiman. l22 Representatives from the largest class in the history of Miami High School are Mary Dahl, Juli Lockard, Sally Ulmer, Richard Wood, Mike Schmidt, Cheryn Ammerman, and Doug Gosney. Not pictured is Scotty Haralson. Sponsored by 3 TRI-STATE DISCOUNT HOUSE ' '1' iw k A q i Q my 'Q filly' ' ' Qihfllif ju P4 A if .fi 0 'Fixx 'mf f' x 2 ki .kr nf? X 2 5'2- FL wg? , Miamian BILLYE MAPLES, for her scholastic achievements and help in promoting the spirit of MHS. A member of Miamettes and Racketeers, Billye served actively as Racketeer president this year. She is a member of the State and National Honor Societies and winner of a scholastic letter. Billye, a two-year member of the Student Council, serves as secretary of the organization. She was a 1963 Homecoming Queen attendant and has been Spanish club president and office assistant. 5 K OHN SHAFER, for his outstanding work in musical and academic fields. A band member for six years, john is a drum major of the marching band. A member of the stage band, john was also part of the Madcaps cast. In his junior and senior years john reached the state contest with his alto saxophone solo, a contributing factor in his being nominated for most talented boy in the senior class. He has been a member of the Spanish club and holds the membership certificate of the State Honor Society. Salutes . . . BARBARA TROVER, editor of the 1963 Broadcaster, for both scholastic and extracurricular achievements. Barbara has been a member of the National and State Honor Societies, as Well as the Spanish and Future Teachers organizations. A three-year Miamiette and Racketeer, she is both Miamiette co-leader and alternate cheerleader this year. ROBERT BLIZZARD, for his work in MHS organizations and for his citizenship.-A 1962 Boys State delegate, Robert is a member of many clubs, including Mu Alpha Theta, Latin Club, and Demos Kratein. He is most active in Future Teachers, which he serves as president. Robert was elected to the student council and is on the Broadcaster staff. He has been a State and National Honor Society member, which led to his election as most intelligent boy in the senior class. P, i s Wygygggletf f Darrel Wilson, Larry Kissee, Steve Snider, Richard Ball, CAlso all-conference Basketballj and Geroge Botts were chosen for Verdigris Valley all-conference honors. -.-nv' George Botts wears the jacket he earned by being chosen Dean Kinion, seated at his technical drafting desk, show to the all-state football team. the plaque which will bear his name as T841 outstanclii craftsman. I26 er - ,qt W me 1 .ru if E , ,..., Q my 15 waaif ltivaf ravi? ,ia sts. ES - + - 5 Y , t twews , W aewexg xwwnf Q 5wei-a KLAHUMA H tease - g giympse Qqfgggwgt EKLQEQEA reeer se y lair' time ' 'WK QKLA 5 A ' .0 A ,,.. . A 1 to f ': ? f -Wfiiiwa f L fs r K vkv' 1 4 mu. ., ff :gg HA y ,at R 1 5 s.,X,,,,lX,l rgrkfzgi 3 Q . ,, ff te sti 1553? li f , g rrr ' Q. igf 8 l ,gtirk 9 Q5 li itll' 5 ir ,:,,Qg:g 2 cg 5 iii W W 5 gr. i ts xy i l t. as f - x ,f 'SX t QE Q ' wig W Ni I HBMH fftsltttarffr 4 5 wauusyy Doug Burtrum, Katrina Wluite, Shari Walker, Carol Cowles, john Carter. Row 2: Phil Ulmer, Robert Blizzard, john Burford Dt lW'l ' ' ' ' ' , arre ison. These nine outstanding students were selected by faculty members and civic organizations to attend 1962 Boys and Girls State. KH? nnie Stowell and Cathy Olson practice fd in the 1963 Oklahoma All-State Chorus. the music they N5-KQV - K Linda Searcy replaces her bassoon after one of many hours of practice that qualified her for the Oklahoma'All-State Band. Sponsored by HUTCHINS' h'lIAMI FUNERAL HOME I27 SHARIE WALKER KATRINA VUHITE Each year the Masonic Lodge presents its outstanding student awards, won this year by SHARIE WALKER and DOUG BUR- TRUM. The faculty chooses the winners on the basis of citizenship, moral character and general ability. Both were 1962 Boys' and Girls' State delegates and are student coun- cil members, Doug serving as pres- ident. Sharie is on the Miamian staff, head cheerleader and State and National Honor Society mem- ber. Doug is a member of Thes- pians, National Forensic League, Latin Club and Madcaps board. DOUG BURTRL M KATRINA WHITE is the winner of the Demos Kratein Outstanding Citizen Award, given to the student picked by the history club from teachers' nominations, Katrina is an active participant in extracurricular activities, including Mu Alpha Theta, Demos Kratein, Beta Gamma, Madcaps board, NFL, Thespians, Racketeers, and Miamian staff. She has been a member of the Latin club, Student Council, State and G' l ' National Honor Societies and was a delegate to 1962 1fS State. Ia Gt Jli 'L ples. Donica, Mann, Pees, Seamster, Stamback, Switzer, Wfalton, Wasson, Bailey. Row 2: Allton, Walker, johnson, Smallwood, Carson, ers, Peek, Myers, Fairman. Row 3.' Barnes, Watkins, Storey, Ulmer, Null, Ketner, Scoles, Richards, Phelps, Morelan. Row 4: Benbrook ver, Blazer, Helmey, Yust, Garred, Habeger, Schwertfeger, Snyder, Robertson, Over forty scholars earned scholastic letters, sponsored the student council. Awards are made to students who have earned an A minus average for 2 semesters, Several Seniors received pins having earned letters for 3 years. State Honor Society dents in the upper ten er cent f tl ' l s scholastic achievement. p o ieir c asses are chosen for the state honor society. More than 60 students were awarded certificates for l29 Best All Around The size and shape of the tire illustrate the varied activities which won this honor for SI-IARIE XVALKER and DARRELL XVILSON. Best Looking DIANA OLIVER .mtl FRANK PHILLIPS are .lmid elegant surroundings .lt the iunior-senior prom. l30 Senior Favorites I l Friendliest CATHY BOXWDEN and SVEN KARNO' always lmve friendly smiles for everyon: Sponsored by RAINBOW' CAFE Most Intelligent Senior Favorites NANCY DONICA hopes she makes an intelligent move in her chess game with ROBERT BLIZZARD. Wittiest QXJYKW SUSI XVATTS and JODY MAYER are not satisfied with riding inside the bus! -'eil Most Talented ,fx i JW 0, 3 R ..,i s SHARON STAMBACK and RONNIE STOWELL l display only a few of the awards their talents have l earned them. 54824 ' R' ' , -W r' Y Y nwum - . sponsored by LNITED RUBBER WORKERS Local 318 l3l Most School Spirit LINDA JONES and DARRELL WILSON use the school creed to show their loyalty to Miami High School. Q5 Covdeo Senior Favorites The candy and flowers may be an exaggeration, but NANCY DONICA and ORVILLE PIERCE are courteous to everyone. Sponsored by LOUIS PRICE DEPARTMENT STORE Most Likely to Succeed CAROL COWI.ES and JOHN CARTEI look to the Statue of Liberty as a symbol o success and freedom. l32 Nha--f' 4 Q isfmm. M Q' J! PW 93 4- F 1 fx., vis 65? Qs .gg Homecoming Queen Diana Barbee . . . ii? at Q :V . L at Y mam . . . walks the aisle to her throne, receives her crown, reigns on her throne, It if ' W 0' H ' V .- ,..- is, 'Til . ' if , 5 it -. W r, 4 0 ff D Q if is shown with her court. X E .X I .A K' is escorted across the football field, and gets admiring glances from her attendants I34 Band Queen Claudette Allgood . . is crowned by Jack Davis as escorts look on, reigns with her attendants, Sponsored by RAMSAYS s ! 5 5 smiles happily after her Coronation, and is shown with escorts Sam Ketcher, Ralph Braden, Rodger Smith, Jack Davis, Lonnie Lewis, Dean Kinion, and jim Lewis. l35 flaw ' elif! Bill Davis, instructor, Gary Midkiff, Tom Cur- nutte, Kenneth Siler, George Childers, Jim Dolan Ray Cooper, Joe Baldridge, Kenny Pendley, Ron nie Beard, Troy Thulin. Row 2: Rex Burtrum Ricky Ellington, Ton Blizzard, Denver Millerz Frankie Ash, jim Thomas, Bill Womack. Vocational Carpentry Tom Blizzard and Kenneth Siler add an attractive linen closet to the master bath. l36 'SL Q , yr N , 3:1 ,liilall E pray, ,- alll Rex Burtrum, Gary Midkiff and Tom Curnutte work with one of the larg The sign tells little of the work done by the Vocational Carpentry classes, taught by Mr. Bill Davis. Each year a complete new home is built for a Miami resident, with students responsible for all work except plumbing, wiring, and masonry. The department has a compact, efficient trailer to house equipment and has received national recognition for past projects. Ricky Ellington shows Ray Cooper his work with the spacious garage cabinets. With work nearly completed, Tom Blizzard, George Childers and Gary Midkiff pause to show the fireplace which accents the living room. Jimmie Thomas, Bill Woniack and Kenneth Pendley add some of the finishing touches to the kitchen. I37 Seniors Frolie If you've been in John Carters jeep and returned alive, we extend to you our congratulations. Through the efforts of Robyn Swanson, Janice McFerron, and Katrina White, Clifford Wfalls, Phil Ulmer, Lloyd Crummrine, John Carter, and Doug Burtrum were able to return. There are none greater than these Senior Class Sponsors!Miss Thelma XVheeler and Mrs. Lorene Miclca, I38 Clutching their dear Macbeth volumes close to their hearts, Madolyn Dobbs, Robert Blizzard, Diane Edwards, and Roy Blizzard frolic at the fountain. This is the renowned cast of Macbeth, Act V, performed by Karen Kellogg, Frank Woniack, Barbara Mann, Lorie Schmidtke, Martha Vfatson, and Carol Cowles, and pre- sented in Hour II of Mrs. Micka's English IV class. sponsored by DUrF's MIAMI FLORAL From the looks on their faces you can't tell if Frank Harris ind Gayle Martin are eager to leave or reluctant to go in he building. Juniors .lest juniors also have messy lockers. Fine examples are exhibited by Gretchen Zajic, Ellen Hopp, Dwight Pryor, and Otis jones, juniors are always clowning! Imagine the racket that could be made by Wfayne Green, Eddie Montgomery, Angela Frisbe, and Carol Bailey. juniors Terry Enderland, Connie Richardson. and Tom Vihitson study in pursuit of Junior research papers. I39 Miami High School's first exchange student under 1 the American Field Service is Sven Karnov of Den- 5 mark. Sven was received by the student body and my townspeople as readily as he picked up the customs and Q institutions of our country. S QE Hamburgers are one thing Sven says he will miss in Denmarlf Sven prepares for one of our American customs-draging Main. I40 Miami High School students and their guests enjoyed dancin to the g Weary' feet were rested during intermission ine music of Connie and the Bellhopsn at the Student Council Ball. at the Ball on March 29th. incla Jones and George Botts, King and Queen, and Diana Barbee and Darrell Wfilson, vveethearts, were crowned at the All Sports Banquet. Spring Fever. aa, A V, r - aa . I . a, I pusy, w O 'U UU lf? a M be any lysat- BID V f1a+ V' V .Q 8 I Diane Alquist was named Outstanding Racketee-r at the March aorh Banquet. The American Legion Hall was the scene for the first annual T841 Dance. Sponsored by COSDIEN SERVICE STATION l4l IOI' Sen 'S ,VO 429 if 2 I I43q Commencement Carrying out the theme Education Must Bc Con- temporary. Cynthia Seamster speaks on journal- ism's Code for Free People. I44 The five top scholars of the senior class were chosen as Commencement speakers: Ba Mann, Nancy Donica, Marie Pees, Sharon Stamback, Cynthia Seamster. Sponsored by DON SANDMIRE SERVICE STATION S E 2 rba in Exercises l utstanding students from the class of '65 are Darrel Wilson. Outstanding Boyg Richard all, Outstanding Athleteg Barbara Mann, Valedictorian: Shari XX'alkcr, Outstanding Girlg Inthia Seamster, Salutatorian. Sponsored by SQUARE DEAL 5 i 1 The most well-known MHS graduate is exchange student Sven Karnov, shown receiving his diploma from Board of Education President Mr. Bob BlcFerron. l45 f School dignitaries at the head table were served by Sophomore Roman slaves in native togas at the Roman Holiday banquet and prom. Roman Holiday junior-Senior Banquet and Prom The flowing fountain, elaborate archway, and realistic murals highlighted the Roman decor at the year's largest social event, ,5-, If Sponsored by DURHAM'S I46 ecreation w n May 10. 2. . gz, . L i v '5 -l iz . . Q .,.. if? . ,J I-2. -I .':':!3.l'l 4: , ' . I , : - . , if ' V- , .- ,. .152 ,p,':f.,:.'r.: .' .:. ' nifiiap-',:fIz5-1.35: is ,, ..l',- :.,-..' ' il ' ,. 'f - .QB 'HV' '-211.4 f as also provided in the game room at the junior-Senior Prom Contributing to the success of the Prom were Mrs. jones and Mr. Tropp, junior sponsors. if .. is in -I Over 500 people enjoyed the Food for the Gods, which was provided at the Roman Holiday banquet. Music for every mood was played for after-dinner dancing by the Devons. sponsored by WARDROBE CLEANERS I47 Nolhing adds guile as much lo a room as a woodburning lireplace, especially il lhal lire- place is ol MIAMI STONE. Manulaclurecl in Miami, lhese briclcs nol only grace home inleriors, bul are used elleclively on lhe exlerior. This beaulilul modern lcilchen caughl lhe eye ol Robyn Swanson. Anol whal woman wouldn'l be inleresleol in having one ol her own? She can - NEHRING SUPPLY will help malce il possible. X. X fkfxfx PHILLIPS LOCKARD OlL COMPANY is lhe leasee lor lhe new Phillips slalion which lives up lo lhe lille ol service slalion. l48 WILSON DANCE STUDlO is lhe place anc our young prima clonna is Janie Sanclrnire. The Wilsons oller inslruclion in all dances. Why no' give il a lry7 Aulomoloile paris and supplies al relail prices are available al B 8: B AUTO SUPPLY, 2I5 Soullw Main in Miami. fm,-m ,. ,A,.w::au.:-1 A 'MH' e15I'?'rW 2iFi'f2 4i?!' .E I il' Z ve ,.,, C: 3-U3 em- Q Z e. C7 ,, -as Iw I I keine? M 3, Serves you firsl ' is llwe slogan of Miami's long eslalolislwed firm, SAPP-GIBSON INSURANCE AND REAL-ESTATE. Complele eleclrrical conlracling can be done llirouglw MIAMI SERVICE SHOP, wl'1o is also a leading dealer of small eleclrical appliances. COMMERCE SALES. 2OI Commerce, has a friendly slalli lo assisl' you in The many fine buys il' has available. I49 3' I isis Mrs. Boyd shows Jrhe wide varieiy of pain? available ai The HUB's iradiiional shop is iusi' Jrhe place for fashion- LUTTRELL'S. Conscious young rnen. Mr. Neel is shown helping Jim Williams seleci a new shiri. The Bruce G. Carier Siudeni' Union is probably The mosi popular spoi on ihe campus of Miami's NCRTHEASTERN OKLA HOMA A 8: M COLLEGE. f . A. ......-.Q . un' ' M'1 s- .vqviggguf -nil! Kairina Whife and Doug Burirum are faking advaniage oi The fad Ihai air Miami SAVINGS AND LOAN you can safely earn Jrhe highesi possible dividends. Pharmacisi Ed Waiker of WALKER'S PRESCRIPTION SHOP, noied for dependabiiiiy, is shown wiih his siudenlr help, Bob Kiiiion and Mary Walker. vs imimfifffsffli Sophomore John Bowden assisis his faiher ai BOWDEN'S RADIATOR SHOP. l 5' Clolhes malce lhe man, says Jerry Blizzard as he shows Jim Williams lhe lalesl in men's allire al HAMMONS' B and K. Chuclc Hawkins shows Jim Wallers and Ronnie Seal some ol lhe dillerenl slyles available al PENNEY'S. Susan Smilh gels in on lhe lashion acl wilh a sporls oullil lrom 'MILLNER-BERKEY. Mrs. Wilma Luclcey is on hand lo assisl wilh lhe seleclion. A while sporls coal lor special occasions is a musl lor any boy's wardrobe. Bob l-lunl ol HUNT'S CLOTHING malces sure Gerald Reynolds gels a correcl lil. l52 QL W Gary Midkiff and Cyn+nia Seamsfer examine jus? a few of The exquIsiTe gems from The selecfion af WILLIAMS JEWELRY I f I 5 if L ,K L I FY f A rv m 'Yi ' w 1 f wx re, ,, 1 1- '99 vs 4 is 4-. X -, ,, . AMN' .. ?, 5 it x Q, 4 i K -W ,M 1 v T .. TV jg W ii. I-.-., .jg--.4 ,.,fff,j f4Q V,-QL I ., . ,aww , 4 TI - ' Wi 5 si Le , mg if ss? , e N T1 N L L ,. My ,,,, K V in NW .N My E Q . .eg ,-l N. Don'Jr chailenge Robyn Swanson To a game of Jrennis..Sh9'S Wan? a bargain? Wanda Chaney finds 'mai There are lofs bound To win wifh ner new equfpmem from we sele-chan af of Them avagyable G+ GRANTS DEPARTMENT STORE. MIAMI SALES. I53 Howard Essary, Mayclelle McMas+er, and George Couch of The FIRST NATIONAL BANK welcome sfuclenfs' savings ac- counis. Viclci Fox malces sure she is well equipped wilh camera supplies for coming evenis. Mr. Canlrell, of WILEY COLE REXALI DRUG, pleasanfly helps her wilh her seleclion. 3312: an .... -lsr . Mg. . I W- , .V r1,....3,,, ' H ' 1, ,- C 5 'K SA x . , Q nik. X Qmixlxaf N Q A L sslsi ve s issii Mn,- si,i V K H s . f I 54 521 52 QW A wide array of sporls clolhes and formal wear awails The young co-ed ar KEMPH'S. Mrs. Slines and Mrs. Leader will be happy lo see ihar you are among Jrhe well-dressed girls who choose KEMPH'S. Be Prepared! Roloyn Swanson and Diana Oliver are Jrhinlcing ahead as lhe make Their choice of fine silver from DAWSON JEJVELRY. Many a fun-filled hour is spenr al PLAYLAND LANES. Diane Alquisr gels lips from Marlene Warner, Dick Rogers. and Jim Williams. A as Y-5 F' x I -3, 1 x i f . f Q' if I 5 5 x -P' if 45 l in 1,25 'D , 3 E an if Owner Tom Snyder of NELSON'S FURNITURE COMPANY and bookkeeper Gwen Green are on hand +o help you wif? a selecrion of qualify furnirure. The whole crew af BOTT'S WHOLESALE is as dependable In Hs service fo Jrhe communilry as I+ is in Hs avid supporf o +he school's afhlerics. E I56 Jenee Kenreiqlw and Sally Ulm know Ilwal GOSNEY PRINTING COMPANY will do Ilwe besl iob possible on every issue of Ilie Broad- casler. I Diana and Bill Oliver acl as Dacldy's lillle helpers in exlwibilinq Ilwe excellenl Tires al MIAMI TIRE SERVICE. Linda I-Iile accompanies Mike McCue on iusl one ol Ilwe line pianos available al llwe FAMILY MUSIC CENTER. I57 'LLL l xi. H he 3 ,W . ? - s eas DAVE'S BAKERY, owned and operared by Mr and Mrs Dave Henberr and son David serves Mlamr wlflw The besr In paslrres Clifford Jones and Red Mallwias make made cars as well as American models. ?I ,l I58 dayo QT! w The underslandlng a n d courleous slalf of COOPER FUNERAL HOME have helped lceep H MIami's lead- ing funeral home lor nnanv years. Susan Tolloerlr lalces Time Oulu al MARTIN MUSIC and enjoys browsing Jrhrough +he hundreds of albums found lhere. Dean Kinlon agrees Jrhal' BRANDON FOOD CENTER has The besl varlely of meals and superior cuslomer servnce gflfgliilg s Ill! Nil? Qi' -or vm i E The Miami High Campus boasiecl a new annex 'lhis year iusi easi of Jrhe nnain building. EPPS ROOFING conlribuied io +he aiiracliveness of ihe siruclure. TRI-STATE LUMBER G0 il ry, 43 Ha Parf of +he maierials for Jrhe annex, which houses Jrhe Jrrade and induslrial classes, was supplied by TRI-STATE LUMBER i co. KN L . K eff' W.. ' fi my wf W . ,ff i A 7 ' ,,f 'i . ' f TRUSSLER SHEET METAL inslalled lhe healing in lhe new addifion. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Trussler and son Phillip are on hand +0 see Jrhal experf service is given To each cuslronner. TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY M Md, SP, v.s+-M :W v,w'f-vm-.if l60 E' '3,.g,- 44, 'Y K 4 ff f 1 7 I Q , .L cn 'I 4 I' f N-.I 4 .1 ' f uf.r.1 A 1 .1 J' A I I . , I