Midwest City High School - Bomber Yearbook (Midwest City, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1948 volume:

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Q li Q f 3-:Zf i f El i, Q-E ttf ' l X nfl , fi -554 - K 5 , if gf 1 If --5 -' X -1 1-Lift 'Z' -- -l 1 p l e f-i S g..... .1-A X M' Q3 J X I O ' 2 LCG tLOI'l I HE ANNUAL staff of Midwest City High School f 'k'- dedicates this, the 1948 Edition of the Bomber, to the ,X Spirit of Progress and to all those students and patrons S-gi MH Whose good Work has made the progress of Midwest City School possible. S 4 . - fill 9223: X--.Q LOIS EATON EFFIE CARLISLE MILDRED WEBB Speech and Engllsh acu, fy ROBERT LYON INA MOORE Science Math-English Enghsh Art 1948 Q ww CECIL SCHROEDER Math JACK HUFFMAN VERA KELLER CLIFFORD MOON Coach-History Vocal Music O Shop A5 L Q -M R5 GLADYS LUDWIG Iiistory TOM NOLEN Shop ,Y 41 l E i'- .-W LENORAH BARNES OPAL SELLS KATE PAYNE Home Economics History English img? f.,-,xg Q-yr-EL SAM BECKER DEI-IENA MELTON BERTHA E. LOOPER Science C0331 Commerce i f-we. Sir S 7 , . i 9 .f J. E. ROUNDS., Jr. FRANCES WRIGHTSMAN Band and Orchestra, School Nurse in XT Z, ONEIDA PETERS LAMARR GREGORY MILDRED LYON Home Economics Librarian Spanish - Latin MIDWEST CITY SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL J. Ef SUTTON. JR.. PRINCIPAL RES 79 0364 Mlnwssv CITY BRANCH OKLAHOMA CITY 10. OKLA. May 20, 1948 To The Students and Faculty: As we approach the close of the most successful year in the Midwest City School History, may I take this opportunity to thank the student body and faculty for their splendid co-operation. Your unfailing guidance, devotion to duty and high ideals have inspired each student to face the uncertainties of the future with courage and faith. The display of leadership and initiative by the student body has been the outstanding contribution to a very successful year. May this Year Book be a constant reminder of our pleasant associations. Anytime I can be of service to you, do not hesitate to call upon me. . I extend best wishes to all of you. Slncerely ours, f ,jeg Q1 J. E. sutton, Jr. We Senior Glass MRS. LEVA CURTIS Senior Sponsor 47-48 English ma MR. V. J. BURROWS BILL FLEMING S9l'1i0!' SPQHSOT 47-48 Senior Class President Mathematxcs 47.43 Basketball 47-48 MRS. C. R. MOON Senior Sponsor 47-48 Commerce BARBARA KOLB Play Production 47-48 Pep Club 47-48 Junior Class Play 47-48 Senior Class Vice-Presi- dent 47-48 Bomber Beam Staff 47-48 Band 47-48 Mixed Chorus 47-48 All-school Play 47-48 1 1 XX, J ALETTA DAVIS Band 45-46, 46-47, 47-48 Choral Club 45-46 Band Queen 45-46 Annual Queen 46-47 Football Queen 47-48 Secretary of Senior Class 47-48 Principa1's Honor Roll 45-46 Orchestra 47-48 CHARLES BOYLES Bomber Beam Staff 47-48 393334 J, DONNA GREENLEY Play Production 47-48 Pep Club 47-48 All School Play 47-48 Student Council 48 Honor Roll 47-48 Senior Play 47-48 r Y. ,PR CLESTON REYNOLDS' Football 45-46, 46-47, 47-48 M Club President 45-46, 46-47 Track 45-46 Football Captain 45-47, 47-48 All Conference Football Player 45-46, 46-47, 47-48 LOU ANN BURNS Pep Club 46-47, 47-48 Bomber Beam Staff 46-47, 47-48 Band 47-48 Dramatics 46-47 Senior Play 46-47 All-school Play 46-47 Principal's Honor Roll 46- 47 State Honor Roll 47 f is REBA JO BUTCHER Pegg Club 45-46, 46-47, 47- Cheer Leader 47-48 Dramatics 46-47, 47-48 All School Play 46-47 Jr. Play 47-48 Sr. Play 47'-48 Bomber Beam Staff 45-46, 47-48 Red Cross Rep. 46-47, 47-48 Library 45-46 . Prir'?cipal's Honor Roll 46- State Honor Roll 46-47 JACK OGLE Basketball 44-45, 46-47, 47- 48 Football 44-45 Baseball 47-48 Track 46 Stage Crew 46-47, 47-48 M Club 45-46, 46-47, 47- 48 MARY A. HULSEMAN Band 46-47, 47-48 Annual Staff 46-47 Mixed Chorus 47-48 Clinic 46-47 RICHARD FISH Band 45-46, 46-47, 47-48 RUSSELL VAUGHT Drum Major 47-48 Annual Staff 47-48 Jr. Play 47-48 Basketball 47-48 Swing Band 47-48 Student Director Band 47- 48 Track 48 34 E MARJORIE MAYNORD Pep Club 46-47, 47-48 Band Majorette 47-48 Press Club 46-47, 47-48 Dramatics Club 46-47 M Club 46-47 All School Play 46-47 Senior Play 46-47 Library Staff 45-46 LAUDINE GERMANY Pep Club 45-46, 46-47, 47- Band 45-46, 46-47, 47-48 Press Club 46-47 A ll School Play 46-47 47-48 Junior Play 46-47 if 3-'7'--s vi 'V P' oi: is-1.3 r ,-I MARVIN MOORE Basketball 46-47, 47-48 Football 47-48 Junior Play 46-47 M Club 47-48 game Room President 46- 47 BOB SKEEN S President Student Council 47-48 Football 47-48 Baseball 47-48 Track 47-48 Annual Staff 47-48 GWEN ATKINSON Glee Club 46-47 Junior Play 46-47 Operetta 46-47 Junior Play 47-48 Senior Play 47-48 Bomber Beam Staff 46-47, 47-48 Student Council 47-48 Dramatics 46-47, 47-48 Pep Club 46-47, 47-48 President of Pep Club 47- 4 Principal Honor Roll 46-47 State Honor Roll 46-47 is , ey-Z RUTH TAYLOR Music 45-46, 46-47 s . J ERY CAIN Football 45-46, 46-47, 47-48 Baisgcetball 45-46, 46-47, 47- Baseball 45-46, 46-47, 47-48 M Club 45-46, 46-47, 47- 48 Dramatics 45-46 A PATTY HUSBAND Pep Club 47-48 All-school Play 47-48 Office Staff 47-48 Senior Play 47-48 DON WEBB Basketball 45-46, 46-47, 47- 48 All-school Play 45-46 Junior Play 47-48 BILL WALKER Football 47-48 a i 3 u E , -- an CARL DEAN GOODIN Dramatics 44-45 Pep Club 45-46, 46-47, 47-48 Press Club 45-46, 47-48 F.H.A. Club 46-47, 47-48 Glee Club 46-47 Junior Play 46-47 Play Production 47-48 Junior Play 47-48 All School Play 47-48 ELMER HARRIS Football 45-46, 46-47, 47-48 Track 45-46, 46-47, 47-48 Student Council 47-48 Visual Education Operator 45-46, 46-47, 47-48 Mg Club 45-46, 46-47, 47- 4 Band 45 46 47 48 Mixed Chorus 47-48 All School Play 45 6 PEGGY ADAIR -4 Dllgn Majorette 46-47, 47- MARY GORMAN State Honor Society 45-46, 46-47, 47-48 Principal's Honor Roll 45- 46, 46-47, 47-48 Library Staff 45-46 Pep Club 45-46, 46-47, 47-48 Pep Club Secretary 46-47 Senior Play 46-47 All-school Play 45-46, 47-48 Bomber Beam Staff 47-48 Band 47-48 RICHARD STUBBLE- FIELD KENNETH PARRISH Football 47-48 Baseball 45-46, 47-48 Band 45-46, 46-47, 47-48 Big Club 45-46, 46-47, 47- GLADYS SHREEVE Annual Staff 47-48 SUE SPEER Pep Club 46-47 Vice-President of Pep Club 47-48 Office staff 45-46, 46-41 Library 45-46 RICHARD ROADY FRANK COCANOUGHER Baseball 47-48 Football 47-48 NORMA VRANA Press Club 45-46 Pep Club 45-46, 46-47, 47- 48 F.H.A. 45-46, 46-47, 47-48 Library 45-46 Office Staff 47-48 State Honor Roll 45-46, 46-47 Principal's Honor Roll 46-47 BONNIE GOE'I'TING Dramatxcs 46 47 DON BURKES Basketball 45-46, 46-47 47-48 M Club 46-47, 47-48 Baseball 46-47 QR- N H H Lg l- S I 5 L BUDDY YOST Junior Play 47-48 Football 46-47, 47'-48 JEANNE JONES Basketball 45-46, 46-47, 47- 48 Band 45-46 M Club 46-47 State Honor Society 45-46, 46-47, 47-48 Principal's Honor Roll 45- 46, 46-47, 47-48 Office Staff 47-48 BETTY HATFIELD BOB BEACH Football 47-48 Office Staff 46-47, 47-48 DOUG BRADSHAW Football 47-48 JOYCE KOERNER Band 47-48 Glee Club 47-48 State Honor Society 45-46, 4647, 47-48 Principal's Honor Roll 47- 48 J EANETTE JONES M Club Secretary 45-46 Basketball 45-46, 46-47 Band 45-46 National Honor Society 45- 46, 46-47, 47-48 State Honor Society 44-45, 45-46, 46-47, 47-48 Bornber Beam Staff 47-48 Office Staff 47-48 Principal's Honor Roll 45- 46, 46-47, 41'-48 JACK GLIDEWELL EDDIE CARTWRIGHT GLADYS GENZER Pep Club 45-46, 46-47, 47-48 JOHN VOSSEN Football 45-46, 46-47, 47-48 Baseball 45-46, 46-47, 47-48 Basketball 45-47, 47-48 M Club 45-46, 46-47', 47- 48 - QQ Cheer Leader 47-48 F.H.A. Club 45-46 F.H.A. Historian 45-46 Office Force 44-45, 45-46 CN LUCILLE ZALOUDIK Librarian 47-48 N Qs JACKIE WALKER Music Club 45-46 F.H.A. Club 45-46 Pep Club 45-46, 46-47 Annual Staff 47-48 GUIN FOX ,H ,ws mi E WE H , -Sm, H I. will ,BSE VIRGINIA JO EVANS Glee Club 47-48 Mixed Chorus 47-48 ARTHUR FORCE Football Manager 46-47 47-48 JOE DEVANE Bomber Beam Staff 47-48 xr QM- MARGY EVANS Office Staff 47-48 Mixed Chorus 47-48 Glee Club 47-48 BETTY SMITHER VANCE BLAIR JOHN BROOKS Bomber Beam Staff 47-48 BARBARA BLUE Band 47-48 BARBARA WEBBER Mixed Chorus 46-47 Junior Play 46-47 All-school Play 46-47 Pep Club Cheer Leader 46- 47 Bomber Beam Staff 47-48 HERBERT LEE FISHER JAMES ALEXANDER L4-dl' al? LOIS JUNE CROY fi-Ea WALDINE PFEIFER Glee Club 46-47, 47-48 Pep Club 45-46, 46-47, 4'1- 48 Orchestra 47-48 GEORGE E. TEBBE Football 45-46 LEO HILL Junior Play 46-47 Baseball 45-46 GLADYS WEST Band 47 48 DERL ARCHER IMOGENE LACY Pep Club 45-46, 46-47, 47-48 Basketball 43-44, 44-45, 47- 48 THELMA WINGET Band 48 Library 48 Easter Play 48 J OANNA HARREL Glee Club 47-48 Student Council Represen- tative 47-48 A Cappella Choir 46-47 Clinic 47-48 ELOISE PAYNE Pep Club 47-48 Girls' Glee Club 47-48 Office Staff 47-48 All-school Play 47-48 Honor Roll 47-48 JOHNNY ZALOUDIK BETTY MORRIS VON CEIL SPRAY Baigcetball 45-46, 46-47, 4 F.H.A. 45-46, 4s-47, Pep Club 45-46, 46-41, Basketball 47-48 X X uniora 4 'vm. 1 I . E , . li , ,N A ew JAMES BYEEE p N 'H , Av' A B 1 A- ' E 'H ilk :-: ,E ' CHARLOTTE DARK R RAYMOND LOHMAN I -- I E EEN 'R 5 - -A . , sn RRY K gi K I A I .EY X A 1 5 ' A g 2 1 ' f L gh A g ' v X xx X A' LEROY RUDDELL KATHRYN ANDERSON DAVID Fox . D X A ' s R MAEEL ANN TURNER .G 5 X , I 5, A Lp., J X' YN- DELORES PORTER BILL KEEN HELEN BULLARD DAMON WINGFIELD NAOMI SHEPHERD JIMMY RAY ANNE PALMER CHARLIE GLENN JoE JOHNSON +A ug A 'T 5' : ii' M ' EDNA ALEXANDER A ig: A -A , . GEORGE RITCHIE W 'qu X - -Q ' ---- 'f ,, -M .,,,, R - ' ':'1 , fa f A WANDA KOONE ' 32 A las, 9 R ., ' T, -Q., 6 ,. Q Af I- - IF V' ' ' 1 at I 'NOP 5 'J fa A -'M . frf . V .3 A O ' E Q r B .A 6, ERIC PALMER Z Y- ELAINE KREBS Em JOHN ED FOSHEE PATTY SCOTT zn- ANNA MARIE HAYS BILL MOODY BILLIE JOAN WARD JOHN BRADY -1 CARDIN MARTIN ' 3 ' A MARY JO BROWN -:,: - rw- g A 1 A -I LELAND CALDWELL E . , iw z -:za 221' X NAOMI NEWKIRK ' N A , In J ff 4 we . Rev - A W A PAT BROWN , KENNETH BROWN ni' H ' f I x g, BETTY HILL L ' ' il . . , -- ., I WALLACE BROWN 13 :2 :' h X-351,71-J' ,QU 1 ., , 'L NELLIE PAYNE KA' ' 1: , . Y gig .:.: W' 'j . 1 F Lf ' A CORBIN SARCHET an - K.:. Q L Q .A , T4 REQ? f'f1QQ' j ' Q A 4 JOYCE IMEL V ' . Tv T '51 33 ---- ' 'J' H .... -P ' O' F A5 DION MYERS H - - ':':' W' '15 'Q K H H A A K K ' it '5 1 K' s.a ., 1, .,. 4 , BERNADINE CASSADY BOBBY RITTER JOY HILL VERNON CHAPPELL -A. In .45 10 ' .. ' iQ ' 1 ' :?':2- :ggi -1: Q, g:g5:::.' 4. , A - x ' L, ' 1: Q ff AJ-- CHARLES McKINNEY FAYE PHILLIPS HAROLD THOMPSON NORMA JEWEL LACY HARRIET SINCLAIR LOU BEAL ZONA TAYLOR HAZEL CANTWELL BETTY WATSON Y I ik.. JOAN ATTEBERY Donornr PRIMM , 0' G BETTY KIRKLAND 5 ip 5- I CHARLOTTE EASLY A EDWENTA RAY 2 5' QE .. ,Q ,q.T i t f, , HE JUNIOR CLASS got off to a big start this year with more than eighty-five members. They are divided into three homerooms. Their sponsors are Mrs. Looper, Mrs. Peters and Mr. Gregory. There were no class officers but each homeroom had its officers. Mrs. Looper's homeroom elected Charles Glenn as president, Kathy Anderson, vice-president, and Mary Jo Brown, secretary-treasurer. The officers of Mrs. Peter's homeroom are Raymond Lohman, president: Barbara Moore, vice-president, and Delores Porter, secretary-treasurer. Mr. Gregory's homeroom elected the following officers: Damon Wingfield, president, Mabel Anne Turner, vice-president, and Patty Scott, secretary-treasurer. Activities participated in by the Juniors were Pep Club, Football, Basketball, Baseball, Track, Red Cross, Annual Staff, and Glee Club. The Juniors show that they are interested in their studies as well as their activities since a large percentage of the pupils who made the State Honor Society were Juniors. Those who made the honor roll are: Mary Jo Brown, Patty Scott, Corbin Sarchet, Elaine Krebs, Joan Attebery, Josie Wilkes, Anne Palmer, Damon Wingfield, Barbara Moore, Leland Caldwell, and George Ritchie. LaWANDA McDONALD GLORIA JEAN MARTINDALE .' ..,:.: ' -:tl l 1 is H A B is nw A Qi il E H 5 is nl E 5 X- ' l -i ,fa U 'fn .. .. A ,, xr H' A , - Joe Harvey Judy Buchanan .7 sv, . L na A ' a 4 Y QF 1 1 , .K Y 55 Z Ray Oliver Mary Ellen Walker N m A . 1.,. ,.:.. H 2 fr is ii 4.552 n e .4 -.. , l X 2 -f ix ' Jimmy Welch Eze if 5 5 . wx -., - in r A pw vw 2 I Z e I. he l A X if Paul Smedley Lois Summers lbs 'xr Elvin J ones Wanda Goodin Q K 15: S . .E . 7. .. E ' J. L. Juanita Brandt Betty Pendley Sides Howard Harris Jennie Lee Hill r sf , ve :ew ' 1 gi Y ,ig Max Glover 'TQ Elsie McKaskle jmfk Qu Q 1 7 ?'1k5v'i f 2 Q5 if Alice Gillespie . 3 : 541' :l 6'-. I' ,..A 'IT : :'--H' ',:T'. I asm. ., z, 1535 'iikifilsp Ed Billy Delozier H .UWB- x -1 4. :': i AM .yi 1 Marian Greer sip Y' , VVVV A Mlmlsiiilii Rosalie Zaloudik Marilyn Schenck - r John Wilson 'Ui Carrol Branham Lillian Phillips X L. C. Grissom Jackie Hudson , Q-I Q At' Vw r , 2- 1 ,. B . ., mf. .5 I . W - Melvin Mendell Pat Dacus -55 :M ff... Barbara Don Glascock Domplca X Tommy Verne Adair Amll 1 -an-T , 0-' 1 - e we - 1:-:e J anxce Jacobson 1 Clyde Bynum dv , w'mnu-1-gg 2. ' . E S Ln- James Prultt Lou Rlta Holhs 1:- Jean Summons Kenneth Smlth f7nfA Qu Q Lomse Mosley Lam Fred Hayes Wanda Richard as Ria -vs James Stevenson Paulme Kenneth Charlotte Allen Hall Mitchell Billie Burns ps. push ,. Bobby Holsey 'Nqr Marlese Davls Bobby Newklrk v- Lmda Paul .,. ,. , . . ' ' Richard Hams Mary Rita Herrmgton f i ' 711 mf' Kelth Campbell sims Regina McCorkle ix -sw... John Shadrlck , x 1 . 'rx 1 I : - 4 . ,, 12, . , + 1 e 3- Q f of X 1 ' ' ,Q 'jg ew 79144 Mrs f X , 2 021,175 x - V Q Q F24 lx P 4. e L Tv' i lg! ff- 'X 'X ' ' -. ' ' V lf , , - '- W - , n F -. - --1 V I I I Am Il . . A ,I .i f y V 5 - - , :. r - I '- ,inf 5. I ' - 3 1 5 2--. - . , ' ' N s . La . D I ' l X --fx 1 , 3 ' ! ' 4' QQ-rx T.. 'fr' A 'L Q' 1 nh f, 1: ' : in rr : :N -V, X 4- .. ' Vg M X. Y f I Y V F-fly? ' A gi 2555 K ' il G32 r.. . ' 1- 3- l V' , n -. l ' f ,,, A ,, va ' N H 1 7' , , 1: - V , X - , . , -V , . - 1' 5 ,V , V u I L X. 15 A A- ' , -1 X -- Q ,U r '-T3 A I A -Q ,ln , 13, 1 W . f ' , , . 4- f 'Z fi? If l il 5 1 -A , I , 1, ,- '. W , k9,, fi V 5 vin. L '1Q'1 l:'LPi ll B. C. . Jo ' ' y ' ' , it , I ' I x Z 0 . - ,Q V ,A , , , F , - , M I u- T . . 5' F S3 , ' k.':- V 3- Q e 7 f NT : 5 I ,X X 5 , 1 f bi. ' v Za if! Y , il ' 'Yr - ss Q N, -1 2 A-4 . -gi 7-.F If, Hx. .f X ,. I W, nj liggl. ., ....... E . '- - 55: -,yr-ln: is WE ig B tt Joh R th Norman Jimmie Lee Don Vifebg Ryzyn Shiplman Mlser Smart Ford . -: 'sfo 1. 'T fi' Vl ly- .A K' lll- H- .. J 10.5 ,ij 5 H 5 :-:-: 1:1 1 .3 tw. at .. .. .Q LI EEELZ. Zi. 1 r . -1 J I, I If 'L - 1 . 2 ' H! X W 5 1 . I I 1 2 Don Pauline Kenneth C13 'b 11 J' H 1 Ford Bryant Mc Cray F32-31 e Cagqnlgiu 551:35 . . :-: ns, L -, THE SOPHOMORE Class has an en- S , ,-fl' a'!1.?5Pf rollment of 106 pupils during the year ..-.. EL-lf' A - . rl'7 - ' ' at . .. 'nf 1 19 748- - if 15 , , Q H l 5 The classes were so large that they had A . i -' 31 f.fj,,s,? ,. to dlvide them into four Home-Rooms. The ,I if V. A ' 'V' Sponsors are: Mrs. Carlisle, KA-Fl, Mrs. 1 :.,.:. ' ' - H Lyon CG-LD, Mr. Moon, CM-RJ, and Mr. 'al E T if . IQ Huffman, qs-zy. X . fy, The Sophomores are the strongest class A h uuuu 5 :Q in -:-, 1333135 in Vocal Music. They participate in every I 5 V -Q- '1fV, . activity in school. Few classes can boast ,, .il 1 of so many students with high scholastic 1 Q ,Q 'nh ' ,P records in their school years. ' ' Els 5 Student Council- Loyce Thorne and ' A' ' Lois Summers. Jean J. L. The Sophomore Class has spent a profit- Phyllis Eugene Taylor Short able year and one they shall alyvays re- Rodesney R100 member as a happy and exciting first year. . A an f l ..., g ... , .:. . ... Pg? ' 'fflil ' TE' S 1' X-X V V 54' Q. ,511 : Y' li' 'I 7 in hw 7 ai ,. sei' B? ,lf- gs , s -Vx aw 5. qi . neg. . V we . is ,mama u guage' Wilma Griffen K ' 5 'W .. ' Betty Jo Kutej Helen Lorriane Doris Shirley I-vis Gray Delany Chandler Osborne Thome 5. ,fc . '1 n 4 las in en, fa, 216 2 A Patricia Helen Donald Detrieck Flanagan Jones 'r WEST CITY JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL RAY L. FOLK, Principal Res 6 0909 OKLAHOMA CITV IO. OKLA. March. 1, 1949 TO THE MEMBERS OF THE NINTH GRADE: Now that you are ready to enter Senior High School, I hope that you have, through your contacts and associations, been stimu- lated to form plans and set for yourself, goals worthy of attainment. In the future, as in the past, you will meet with obstacles in the form of doubt, fear and misgiving. Remember though, that regardless of the num- ber of failures you meet, the important thing is not to fail the last time you try. In the hope that your past year in the Midwest City Junior High School has contrib- uted not only to your knowledge, but of even greater importance, it has assisted you in the formation of those desirable traits of character that will enable you to live, not only efficiently but happily, this portion of the Bomber Annual is dedicated. . , . . ,F-YY, '34 x as , 2 'I H xx B' V H l - ' 'ii . . gr- 1 : - H . ' 1 N . N, an X , ..-5 .L , 55 k , jjj V' - , 13, V K 5 PM J 'll . - i K , A. E ,, .,1 Y:.: N Nw K ... .5 , :.. 1 , , E V , L 1 ,fr , l- Ae. 9- , H, W, , g .l - .A , , G K ,dv :,- - .:. H - is ...- SF. G E H - B ' H . ..V.... A V 5: H J iig-W1 ....,,,. , . 2- ' 1 H: Qtxna 6' 55 Q 15, M. is ...1.,.H. .. at .,.,9y,,.. i sw, l B5 K E B , :,: .Q ,M I . Q., . -al it is Q l :iz ':'- lf , :-: .11-1 B l ' ' 'M .. i z- . .A it Q :.: n i2't7 !3- 55 -1 3335 1. -.,.-1 .. gi .:.:.:. :5: .. . ' .Ll as In E M ' W5 m ' 1 w. 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' 5 9 5:5-:f',.i1'..:.- :- -H5 F I -:1--: F I- - ii P' ,f :.: E:E:.:.1.-:Eg H r ' I E l yi II rj , -I 4 lfganu , R55 i Agf i 1'-V4 t ' A ,gi f I., -LI-52.5. A - J , E I I I, III Row 1, left to right: Allan Ackerman, Arthur Burkhart, Carl Oliver, Sue Caral Chaney, Timothy Stalcup, John Smart, Billy Ragan. Row 2: Patricia Williams, Leo De Sha, Janet Minton, Howard Hill, Lucille Bradshaw, Carl Stillwell, Patricia Shaha. ' Row 3: Gene Reddick, Norma Chandler, Ronnie Lakin, Glenna Jo Chandler, Clyde Arnold, Mary Ann Sullivan, Neil Weiler. - Row 4: Lelia Rae Hanechild, Richard Greer, Imogene math Parnell, Jimmy Cornett, Betty Sue Hyer, Arthelle Daniel, Marilyn McGlothlin. Row 5: Jackie Fox, Sylvia Reed, Morrio Short, Barbara Moore, Delmar Kinnett, Onita Jones, Tatum Douglass. Row 6: Delilah Striley, Bob Hancock, Eva Lee McKinzie, Gerald Lewis, Shirley Strailey, Wayne Jones, Norma Sue Turner. Row 7: John Halbird, Jetta Irwin, Bob Goodson, Jo Helen Rose, Ritchie Warner, Myrna Huckabv, Donald Eaton. g Pat i 70- Row 3: Helen Hoffman. president One of the outstanding clubs in our school is the Junior Future Home- makers of America. There are fifty members in this club. For our officers this year we chose: Pat Holdsclaw, president: Tappy Ann Ritchie, vice- ! president, Elsie Ann Taylor, secretary, Jo Ellen Mounts, treasurerg Betty Monroe, historiang Alta Parrish, parliamentariang Carole Jerome, reporter, Carolyn Conrad, song leader, Mrs. Lenorah Barnes, adviser. We feel that our outstanding accomplishment for the year was the sponsoring of the March of Dimes in Junior High School. During this drive over 5135.00 was collected for the Infantile Paralysis Fund. l EE QQ, . . I . i xg ' - ', ' i' f' s ?sE1Q? lil' V A i l 'E : Nl -'l viii' rl ,l :A P :': izii - as . 5 1 . . Row 1: Patricia Kennedy, Jackie Ledbetter, Shirley Row 2: Allen Hill, Kathleen Myers, Calvin Husband, Lewis, James McMillian, Wanda Lee Hunter, Charles Shirley Maynord, Bob Tankersley, Emma Lou Stiver, Jackson, Esther Taylor. Donald Pittman. Tappy Ann Ritchie, vice-president NINTH GRADE PLAY Mama Had a Hunch was a captivating comedy in three acts. The Speech Class enjoyed preparing and presenting this play. The characters were as follows: William Kincaid QPapaJ, who is inclined to be hot-tempered....--- .... --.a..,......, .......... -...-.-......DON FLOYD Lucy Kincaid CMamaJ, who' is forever having hunches -.-.,.---...-, ....... ....-..- .,....., ,.,,,.,.. - TAPPY ANN RITCHIE Eunicq Kincaid, their oldest daughter,.-,.- .....,,.. ....-SONIA HOFFMAN Rosalie Kincaid, their youngest daughter .... ...,..-.JO ELLEN MOUNTS Amaryllis Smith, a maid.-,......-.--- ...,. -,......,.......CAROLE JEROME Frank Huling, in love with EL1nice...,.e .... Mc.-- ..,, ...NJOHN McKINNEY Cicero Hanley, who is in love with himself..E-,-- ...... .MMAX OLIVER Mrs. Luella Huling, Frank's domineering mother .... ,WJ EAN REISE Emma Ebert, a nosey neighbor............--...............SALLY BURK Clarence Rapp, Lucy's self-confident brother ..,.,. --.MFLOYD McGUIRE James F. Astorbilt, who goes in for big business....-..GERALD CHEEK Mama Had a Hunch was a captivating comedy in three acts. The Speech Class enjoyed preparing and presenting this delightful play. The story of the play is as follows: I Junior High School has an active Junior Red Cross Chapter. General officers were elected in September and Home Room representa- tives named with Mrs. Mildred Webb as sponsor. We sent twenty-five Christmas Gift Boxes to children overseas and each room was 10016 in contributions to Red Cross membership. Total sent in was S17.60. Our holiday quota of holiday tray favors, napkins and tray covers, are mailed each month to Red Cross headquarters. We are trying to do a worthwhile job. The Kincaids are four, Mama, Papa, and their two daughters, Eunice and Rosalie. Just the average American family, say you? Well, it might have been-if it weren't for Mama. For this estimable lady is given to acting on hunches, and these cost Papa money, for the hunches have a way of back firing. Eunice and Frank marry against Papa's wishes. Rosalie spies on everyone and tells! Amaryllis, the maid is just so-o tired that everyone yawns in sympathy with her. All in all, the play is amusing and entertaining. s Emmy- s 2 a 4 'si ' 1 ' . 55,5 geft Follieground: Gladys West. eated ehind the Table, left to right: Bernadine Cassady, B rb W bb N V all 321: Sewing Machines, left to right: Derl Archer, LucilleaZa2lfT1dik? IVE-rgyo1E:12ansfa.l1f:?an Riley, Jo ?5?:I:l?glLeg1i-to right: Mrs. Oneida Peters, Richard Roady, Anna Marie Hays, Mary Jo Brown, Mary ,. is me A Q s ll s - s 1 O E is .N 1115!-iq Q uruor def fa .. W 1 X AG' D45 First Row, left to right: Wanda Thayer, Jane Aydelotte, Carole Jerome, Pat Holdsclaw, Givens, Myrna Frederick. Second Row: Sammy Fox, Wendell McCarty, Jackie Screeton, Joyce Martin, Mrs. Ludwig, ' Conrad, Ruth Ann Hill, Josephine Womack. Other members of the Press Club who are not in the picture are: Peggy Greeson, Ma' Lynch, Betty Monroe, Carrol McD'ermitt, Ronnie Polk and Barbara Ann Hanger. The Press -Club publishes the Junior Jet, the junior high newspaper, every other week.. E 1- '-7+--. - -- -'----1---N Ag . - - - 'Lf Wax? gp 1 , 'Za f Q U. .Q-1?- . l-why. . , - f 4 4: ,. , V. 7- m wx, the gn.d -in HH me-LEEW Row 1, left to right: Edwenta Ray, Tommy Adair, and Margie Maynord. Row 2: Mrs. Peters, Lucille Zaloudik, Peggy Adair, Mary Gorman. Row 3: Jimmie Lee Smart, June Miller, Char- lotte Mitchell, Marilyn Schenck, Anne Palmer, Mabel Anne Turner, Reba Jo Butcher. Row 4: Bobby Newkirk, Claribelle Futral, Sue Barlow, Wanda, Goodin. -1 zz ' : in fl fs I n O Q :Mm if is - H is-. s o on are on so ,fu-. .:,iwf7-.- .a-.--N, .---.sm -. s Arp- T . ff fs W ings Humans? ,, 0, -X474 epaffhlent MRS. MILDRED WEBB IN THE Art Department of Midwest City Junior High school the boys and girls experience the joy of creating beautiful and useful things. We Work in many fields, so that each student may find the medium in which he works with the greatest success. The seventh grade classes have basic lettering and poster work: and crafts of different kinds. The eighth grade groups- make posters, do work in charcoal and pastel painting and also work with various crafts. The ninth grade classes include advanced poster, pastel, finger painting, clay, felt and wood craft. We try to learn good citizenship by answering all Red Cross calls for hospital tray and party favors and by help- ing in every way we can in school and community project. We usually schedule two exhibits a year so that our parents and friends may see our work. This year we had another Colonial Art Exhibit of re- productions of famous paintings. w . 4. ,, ' 3 U i ir ' ,nn Left to right Kenneth Morford, Lamar Gre- gory Junmle Welsh, John Ed Foshee, and fIonn Mnllinan. PRIVATE ' ,di Ar , f , 1 '- -V1 V , ' ' 1. ' , 4, , ffl RF., ....:. X IQ hh Q LV L sf e ff . Za Left to right: Sherry Keen, Norma Vrana, Charlotte Bar- ker, Janis Jacobson, Miss Royse, Barbara Glasscock, LaVern Imel, Mrs. Shaw, Rosalie Zaloudik, Pat Clem- ' ents, Bob Beech, Patty Husband, and Jean Jones. kdnfss H, -- 4 'Xie Y A Mrs. Frances Wrightsman, R.N., checks eyes gf Pauline Kirk in a survey made to determine eye defects in Jr. and Sr. High Schoo . .Sc 00 ea t , Ll Stangglghgeg to right: Charlie Glenn, Bill Fleming, Donna Greenley, . re reen. Seated: B. C. Lam, Pat Clements. HB7 HWMWC? , EDYTIV lelpgr tl 6. VV- y ... D c CV I fn , M ,ffo 71 Ka I I A n . 'f---5 I F03 ,Science , L Z Lv X , fwfr 50 , . off if d ,CK-'v, , 2 'if 'fmt T-fri. . flag' I In I fix, . nf A F' 51 501' ,ll ll, X ff lx Av A ,Rf l wi? hi 325, it I L fi? 5' P lxe ' ', I WSG-v ,fini unior .Siience nf' TJ-IE JUNIOR High Science Classes are very in- dustrious in their science work this year. They have very large classes averaging over 30 pupils in each. Of the six classes, :1 are 9th grade and 2 are 7th grade. There are no eighth grade classes this year. The 7th grade classes are elective subjects. Mrs. Mary Moore teaches one 7th grade class and Mr. Lyons teaches the others. Under these very effi- cient teachers they study every branch of science. The Junior High is very proud of their science classes and they hope to have more classes next year. From front to back: Mickey Oliver, Ranell Blair, Jean Reise, Lois Lane, Don Sutton, Don Floyd, Pat Holdsclaw and reading the book is Jenolyn Snellings. Seventh grade pupils are: Yvonne Smith, Carol Barker, John Myers, James McMillian. W 9-ri .SKC xg Ga Y .--l'7-is ers 4 .-. 7 ll n I if ,M P .5 avg' ,f ' 54, Y' l A . . X 0 gl-isfzflivlngdlifo . Q l ESQ he 'ij Z if S I I f-v.. 1 if . l 1 i Pl. 'tj X as I as ,J nw? if i img:-...Q 218' X lf, ,A v if , so 1 ,1.f:,, Q ri 'ig 'Zi if Y- W- L i rariand Front: Betty Watson, Orena Greer, Mr. Gregory fseatedj, Joy Nell Hollis. Background: Betty Jo Kutej, Lucille Zaloudik. Foreground: lBacks turned? Loyce Thorne, and Lou Rita Hollis. .szwfenf ounci J Row 1, Left to right: James Pruitt, Clyde Bynum, Barbara Moore, Joan Attebery, Elaine Krebs. Row 2: Janice Jacobson, Barbara Glasscock, Loyce Thorne, Joanna Harrel, Gwen Atkinson, Russell Vaught. s A Standing: Mrs. Lyons, sponsor 5 David Fox: Lois Summers, Secretary, Elsie McKaskle, vice-president, Elmer Harris, Bob Skeens, president. wa nfoclucfion Row 1: Barbara Kolb: Donna Greenleyg Nellie Payne: Elaine Krebsg Edwenta Ray: Gwen Atkinson: Kathie Anderson 3 Wanda Jean Kooneg Mrs. Effie Carlisle. Row 2: Eddie Cartwrightg Claudine Germany: Eloise Payneg Patty Husband: Carl Dean Gooding Bette Kirklandg Mabel Anne Turner: Mary Gorman. Row 3: Don Webb: Fred Hayes: Reba Jo Butcher: James Bybee, Russell Vaught. Back Row: Buddy Yostg Kenneth Parrishg Marvin Moore. our aior Ways THE PLAY Production class has produced four major plays during the school year '47-'48. Each member of this class has an opportunity to participate in 2 major plays and several one-act plays., The studerit directors for the year were: Nellie Payneg Reba Jo Butcher: Wanda Jean Kooneg Donna Greenleyg Patty Husband: Elaine Krebsg Jo Ann Richmanng Eloise Payne. ,, gang.. C TOP PICTURE-Left to right, Seated: Barbara Kolb, Elaine Krebs, Donna Greenley, Eloise Payne, and Edwenta Ray. Seated Foreground: Kathrine Anderson. Standing Background: Patty Husband, Claudine Germany, Mary Gorman, and Betty Kirkland. Green Shudders was enacted by a talented all-girl cast. This mystery play kept you rigid with suspense only broken by antics from the mean little kid Aggie or the clever lines of the colored maid, Sadie ,L I w lgi5.Lg.2aa..,. is Z ja mc Hi V' I. 'ti 11, J If .f 'J' A . X . -is 4 W' V ' - w . , as ,aff ' A '?..Efa 5l . Q ., i F f '-t,i34g3?E,i,3. , Q , .i1,::','-Q, 'X' .' 'I' ' .R . figs ' up 5 , f , 4- 1g . ' ' ,Q 4..m.r ff -f Nl' X g u y z' P - ' QL Y, --gf'-rf? 'T 575' Y - '- ' . T if.. qv 'F' If 'U . . U 1 . Q . I .Ai 4 . - rw K' lu- P T345 je .gain 255 page :Q ' r ' of the plot. ' , f March 21, at,7:30 p.m., in the high school - The simplicity ofithe plot of The ' makes it a beautiful gory. The play 1 crucifixion andresu-regtion of Jesus. 5 was almost a partfo' him. It has been Bible. The intriguin mystery of the The cast of charac-ters is: f,, 51' 5 F .I-L1 vw., N l ,, .-r fs H5 L Fl r i ' f 1, .ul Top Picture, left to right-Gwen Atkinson, Barbara Ko Russell Vaught, Don Webb, Carl Dean Goodin, Reba Butcher, Elaine Krebs, Buddy Yost, Edwenta Ray, Nel Payne, Kathrine Anderson, and Eddie Cartwright. crowd holding its sides. The play had a cast of charact ranging from the wise ole' Grandma to the little k Scoots. Not forgetting the love interest, we remem Diana, who listened to everyone's advice as to the way to get your man, and finally used her own method. A Little Honey was a clever comedy which kept t e h f ,- s.'fu:f ' 1741 y The Seaihlxess Robe, an Easter play, John Wilso ' -gggifl Serah, a wealthynvornan, 'gf Hebrew woman, Thelma Pruitt: Prisca, his. wife, Claudine '. .rrl daughter, Myra Coleg Bethlah, a p i El ' e 01S - Terteus, J oe' 'Devine 5 Marcus, 001' : fi. , Left to right Suzanne Cain, Don Burkes, Background: Jane Tinsley Sherry Sutton Kenny Short Dunlap Larry Lee Hamilton, Roddy Patrick, Larry Bames, Jackie Kay Fischer Lim Sisco Stephen Hmson Nannetta Rachel, Ernie Champion, Mrs. Moore, Larry Steele, Norma Vrana Mrs Ross Mrs Peters Vennerberg. MPJQ 3400! The Midwest City Nursery School, under the supervision of Mrs. Vaughn Vennerberg, has been in operation for the benfit of both working and non-working parents. In addition to this important function, in the community, the Nursery School is a labo- ratory for Child Care classes in the Junior and Senior High School. Students observe child behavior and assist in their care. Dif- ferent phases of the Child Care classes in- clude the child at play, meal time, toileting, dressing, music and literature. slEQ54?srl.-53-ti -'Si' 'Q Ass a.----ff - fv- , Typing the Copy, Left to right: MARY GORMAN, Art Editor, BARBARA KOLB, Circula- tion Managerg and GWEN ATKINSON, Columnist. 14T'f'A '... saw ww- . ss .,,.gzn' '. ff- . 3 E'i.2Fj gE vi , .W I H . kk .:..s,l.wf,j5,,, Mi: Mig, -:N H H K f' , H ' W. 'rsv- . as 2 A K E1 F Inf-W' ,hw-. A E gig 5 sawn M , 5 , gi, mm if I -2- 'I' .. .. Q 2 1 Qi Rib -4 'f f f Circulation, Left to right: JOE DEVANE, Reporterg CARL DEAN GOODIN, ELSIE MCKASKLE, Editor, PAULINE BRYANT Reporter, JOHN BROOKS Reporter. gfflgel' 2 ah! 361 Af 'DMM Talking Over the News, Left tn right: REBA JO BUTCHER, columnistg MARJORIE MAY- NORD, Society Editorg and LOU ANN BURNS, Editor. U .- - U-.. . A 'nw '- li 'z ,Q -'J S we . . l . 5 .4 wan n .:. is :::, 1-: wi v, - 4 2 , ca' Kg Q, 1 .3H'...u sw' Setting the Type, Left to right: BARBARA WEBBER, Col- umnist, JEANETTE JONES, Make-up Editor, CHARLES BOYLES, Sports Writer. mn m in me E an I, . E: V... . I Q . . H , M fs ,K A . .T H ,M in O f .. .- .5 i U,-mm ..4.,kw, M E PS Q Slmdd H! lu nu nr w m w af drlu mam 'mln l 7 BIS f. .- Q . E N ul . A all mx :H vu 5 -H n...'.. -..: ..1-.nv in--LJ. . OF Tl!!! uw .H M mp .uw - 17. ',, La..-nr.. x- f - H aw: n., V. W- -r-1' .I l:l.1..,., ,. lm xx.: Mft- - -, .. .nm El Ilvmr X. Is- A 574 ZfflffA12,f4 fS 'S .mlsm r A 1- xv ts, v 41 mn fx in nf . E . - e 1: ' -. 1 Q 'ew 1 I 'Q A . Qi 'Ti il 'L H+ f NJ' .. -, .v ' , f v f fr ifsxjn . . . K3 - is W 2 XR Xxx ' 1 A tg , n xx' ' Ev. I-L v 1 , , A . v , 1 ' E 1 1 Z I -A . V V ' sf 4 , 'i X we vp LL 593 v,.,+,.Q ,E A x5L- , A ' .1-1 , . , nw- -,fx -5- N rm c . S u rl r -.-..,,, . w ir . , -Juv-' r J '!Hv1,. I -'1 ,15a---- af af. fi' .4 55QQfE T - Xvvw :tg --r ,wg:L,f I f u ' X- f:.!Zsf V.---F - ' -,.v, A AJ .X 5 t YQ! 1 I QE! It Q3 Q3 ?gg 5Eigg5Qf L W ' 'Y L j ' W ,5 .vp ' 'Y -5.59 ,lv 1 J if 'ff 2 l ' s 7 x ' x r 1 4 ,.Q2 K xa V X iv F1 W, W . f Q .,l ,, J1 .w 'E I . ,4 C AA' Y . 1, V.. , . 43 , N, u K' . nv ku I , lg A L w K , V v 1 I f 4 5 , x. , f - , Jx .X 'lQ C, 9' ij f , K Q I 4 5' 1 Q L? XI 'f Ak K I 1- Q QQ,-.1 r Q Q. 9 A If , 'W 1' ' -'wi' 7 ff X J- ' '1' 'J V TQ , if - :.: E 5-'H Q g . 4 A xi HL- 1.5 5 . K' '- ' A L ' as , 5 , g . 5-+ K--a.- U 1 - , V64 L- V unior Z?af,LefL.J fi Back Row-Left to right: Mr. Nolan: Don Harris: Richard Maynordg Gerald Cheek: Richard Stowersg Bill Scott: Denver Ritchie: Fred Savageg Jess Taylorg Bob Suttong Jim Stubblefield. I'H'ont Row-Left to right: Jerry Shupeg John Mullinaxg Jimmie Browng Bill Hawkinsg Max Oliver. 'CO o lx Vx +7 O 1 fuk o a S koiosRw1a't4e:fP?7 fv2 ba?lf CU sfjlrf' E419 915 lsr: A v s H J on X De ease, a ef- vw. 1' M J ll qU:lA 50 Vs vcd' ABC ngvipma T- Q ng rx 4 ass s lf xl SI .W Q J . X In .iq Vx ?,xe Q.-'fb- 0 1' If W ll-H no Wie far aura. o l .' - wi I r, Q Q Q vx, x.'lfn., 'img 1 f a+. B VI 0 '9e 5 35 -b, balk -ml ll ers in annum' R+, Sr.Zko'0S,l 1-1 NP off Alam? SLE!- HS B keg AH mph, Shui- T' ov- fsb :CL xg , 1? .Loumiersn Bu-VIS anal OQIE i H SS I Inq posse low ?nAAer' 'tlvlillersn bash.-1' as Fleming' in J Scream on Mau-e o..-Male QNJ Ualnfyfieu ., of-MD H H ,. jail Ssmnfff S f7 5'v7Qf0Q'1f1 B Iles poinxf Malin Ska' 11 s ff 5 SHA' UJBIS Q ' Nov Dec ec Dec Dec an all all 8.11 all all all an sk! MldW6St MldWESt Midwest Mxdwest Mxdwest Mldwest Mldwest Mxdwest Mxdwest Mxdwest Mldwest Mxdwest M1dW6St MldW6St Mldwest Mxdwest Mldwest s Clty Clty Cxty Clty City Clty Clty Cxty City Cxty Clty Clty Cxty Clty Cxty Clty Clty ZONA TAYLOR and FAYE PHILLIPS, Co- Captains, with the consolation trophy won in the Tournament at McCloud. K6 fp-. Harrah Putnam Clty Deer Creek Edmond Mustang Yukon Putnam Clty Moore Asher Konawa Sasakwa Crooked Oak Edmond Choctaw Harrah Jones Moore Crooked Oak J! I X , 3 . 1 - LM. . is-ga , 7 11 Z7 LLB 1 f ? ' 51, 1 E ffm - Jf X 9 7 .3 I . ' W I i I ' , 2 ' ' 16 ' f ! Q 1 ' . 2 ' ' ....,... ...... ...... 2 6 ' 9' , Y D . 5 ' ' ..A................. 23 2, . N ,f . 4 , . 9 ' ' ..........,.,,....,. 10 A, ' L ',.,., , . 16 ' ' .-.,..-- ...,.. -.-33 K A We Jan. 6 Midwest City ............. - ..... 31 to' .-A I w V ,-,---- -- J . 9 ' ' ......,..,..,..,.... 28 , - J . 13 ' ' ..... - ..........,., 20 A ' 3 M --,---- - J . 15 ' ' ..., - ......,.... 26 A M, g - J . 16 ' ' .... -- ,,.....,.... 38 N -- X N- HW J . 17 ' ' W..- ..... -...36 3- X I -M J . 20 ' ' -L ..,. ,,,--..2s A 'J J . 23 ' ' .,.....,..,,,....,.. as --..,.M - J . 29 ' ' ..... - .....,....,.. 35 --W eb. 3 ' ' ..,.--.3 ...... 1931 WM eb. 10 ' ' ...... , ....., 9 1,,.. 39 eb. 17 ' ' ..... I .,...... ....,. 2 3 mmm eb. 20 ' ' .... .- ...,....,. -27 THE '48 GI RLS' Basketball Team coached by Miss Delena Melton, is an outstanding team and one of the best Midwest City has had. Their winnings weren't 10073 but they did Win 10 of 20 games which included the scheduled games and tournament games. Speak- ing of tournaments, the Bomberettes brought -home the lst Division Consola- tion trophy from the McLoud Invita- tional Tournament. They also entered the County and District Tournaments which were held at I-Iarrah. At the beginning of the season, the girls elected their Captain and Co-Cap- tain. Zona Taylor served the full season as Captain and Faye Phillips served as Co-Captain for the first semester. Seven Junior and Senior girls re- ceived their sweaters and letters. Three Sophomore girls received their first-year letters. Three girls, Jeanne Jones, Imogene Lacy, and Betty Morris graduate this year. This will not hurt next year's team, however, as there are 11 Juniors and Sophomores to Work for the next team. Betty Morris, a Senior, led the scor- ing honors With 279 points. JX.4,1, zwefaaff r 1 f 'li l ' ' , il - ss -x., tif' ' In kim' fm E E I min Q-fm ' lm V Q WH xx: - '- KB . Q H ,. If Z., S' WE' 'wwf' rm. .L-513' H H -- ,,,. W fx-za .. is 'Q gvv-,:.5,1, , wi' M ' 'Q - Ewrmrv, 5? Y ' W 1 , p 15-F M 2 ska 1-Eszsr' R fp -1. few ' Tafi as-sian c in E . EA A 'E -1'-. ., mn. E' ss' sf my--K .es .K Kr. , x uf -7 N E, Q, sa W . ug E Bm - mukvl j .u ff A 'ii' r. f. ' any . . my-1 , x I ng . 4 r si P A 3? x x .ma M' 25 ,YC K ,, -, .1 an EV-f-.wx:3g, , 01433 f gin wg Awyiglgor outstanding. Embers Q W . by All LDiSfx-ict Selec- M mg:-S V5 B wiv?-F324 flofdaf HE OUTLOOK for Bomber football in 1947 was not too bright as coaches Jack Huffman and Clifford Moon called practice on August 25. Four Senior letternien formed the nucleus of the 1947 Bomber group. Cleston Reyonlds and Elmer Harris, endsg Jerry Cain, guardp and John Vossen, fullback. Approxi- mately thirty-five boys answered the first call for practice on that sweltering, hot Monday morning of August the 25th, and the ground work for the Bomber season was begun. Five senior boys of little experience, nine juniors, seven sophomores, and four freshmen joined the four 1946 squadmen. Several new faces appeared in the group- before the Bombers had lost players through moving. X X? victory over Concho. Minor infractions of the inches one fumble inside the 10 yard line nullified scores fo crew playing under a new system. The Bombers' vz ground attacks of spinners and slants combined wi passing attack that was to develop second to none flew through the season to seven victories and two defeats runner up honors in the Central Conference. All-Conference and All-District honors were woi Elmer Harris, Jerry Cain, John Vossen and Cleston nolds. This was Cleston's third consecutive year for District honors, and he also received the Annual Lions award for the outstanding athlete of 1947. The Bomber take off was an impressive penetrz r n.,0 .- ,rf -T4 , WV PICTURE, First Row, left to right: Jim Campbell, Kenneth Parrish, Frank Cocanougher, Clyde Bynum, Bob Skeens, Joe Harvey, Tommy Adair, Joss Taylor, Bob Beach, Charlie Glenn. James Myers, Bill Moody. hird Row: James econd Row: Bill Keen, Bill Walker, Marvin Moore, Doug Bradshaw, Pruitt, John Shaclrick, Terry Lafferty, Eric Palmer, Dion Arthur Force, Mr. Moon, Elmer Harris, Brandt Howard, McGlothin, John Vossen, Fred Hayes, Damon Wingfield, Cleston Reynolds, Jerry Cain, Mr. Huffman, James Stevenson. ot in picture: John Shadrick, Corbin Sarchet, Donald Domka. Nea Midwest 'Midwest 'Midwest 'Midwest 'Midwest 'Midwest Midwest Midwest 'Midwest w BOTTOM PICTURE, First Row, left to right: Mr. Huffman, Jess Taylor, Bob Skeens, Charlie Glenn, Tommy Adair, Eddie Cart- wright, James Stevenson, David Fox. Second Row: Bill Keen, Jimmy Campbell, Frank Cocanougher, Bill Moody, Clyde Bynum, Eric Palmer, John Shadrick. Third Row: Kenneth Parrish, Joe Harvey, Marvin Moore, Elmer Harris, Jerry Cain, Terry Lafferty. Fourth Row: James McGlothin, Bill Fleming, Damon Wingfield, James Pruitt, Brandt Howard. Fifth Row: Jack Ogle, Don Burkes, John Vossen, Don Webb, Dion Myers, Fred Hayes. war is J in QW wkh W this FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 5 City .................,.. 0 City .,.. City ..r.. ,, City ,,,,,,. . City ....,r,. City .... City ,....... 1 6 0 ,....,12 2 .,-.e.19 City .,,, .,,. ..,,......,. 2 4 Concho ......,,....... .... 0 Crooked Oak ,,.. .... 0 Britton ......... ,... V .. 0 Moore ,.,... ...., . ,720 Foster .,.. ..,. 0 Edmond ...., 0 Northeast .. ,......,.,, ..,,. 2 5 Capitol Hill QBJ ..,...,.,...,., 13 Yukon ,,..,.,,,....... 0 City .,,. ,..... ,.., .,.,, 2 6 Midwest City wins on penetration. Forfeit. enior Ygaxecl gkoruri a is - is er- Qa li had Elmer uncan Kenneth Dion Ranell Rita Delaney, Myers, Richard e Ray, Robert Glidewell, Claribelle l, Marlese Davis, Ann Marion Geer. Joretta Fredrick. Second Row: Annie Marie Hayes, Margy Evans, Keith Fourth Row: Kay Herron, Joyce Koerner, Barbara Campbell, Leland Caldwell, Morrie Hill, Wallace Brown. Peggy Adair, Charlotte Mitchell, Waldine Charles Thompson, James Bybee, James Alexander, Summers, Geraldine Chandler, Shirley Rogers, Jimmie Campbell, Paul Smedley. Webber, Anne Evans. S ienior gie 0 First Row, left to right: Eloise Fieldcamp, Dorothy Primm, Third Row: Loretta Green, Ruth Shipman, . Hazel Cantwell, Leland Caldwell, Leroy Ruddell, Clari- Jan .0verstreet, Nadine Searman, Geraldine belle Futral, Patty Husband. Jackie Sheeler, Corrine Shot. ri h ndler Edna Alexander Delores Fourth Row Helen Allen Judy Buchanan Second Row: Do 's C a , D . A L 2 - f Porter, Peggy Keen, Betty Kirkland, Waldine Pfeifer, chell, Lois Summers, Martha Webber, Anne Ann Palmer, Mable Ann Turner. Geraldine Chandler, Shlfley H0855- P' '32 First Row, left to right: Carolyn Conrad, Jane Ayedelotte, f .. 7 unior Le CAL oyd , unior Le CL! Joyce Ernest, Shirley Lewis, Imogene Parnell, Ester Taylor, Yvonne Smith, Patricia Shaha, Mrs. Vera Keller. Second Row: Elsie McKaskle, Johnyce Ogee, Carol Jean Bar- ber, Wanda Benge, Myrna Huckaby, Jo Helen Rose, Kath- leen Myers, Barbara Moore, Pat Kennedy. Third Row: Onita Jones, Ann McCully, Eva Lee McKinzie, Elaine English, Patty Bowen, Patricia Williams, Shirley Maynord, Carmen Graham, Lelia Hauschile. Fourth Row: Patricia Beavers, Coleen McCabria, Sue Grimes, Judy Dillard, Ruth Schott. Barbara Schaffer, Beverly Ann Jones, Peggy Kime, Sue Carol Chaney. Fifth Row: Cristine Traue, Betty Allen, Helen Hoffman, Norma Chandler, Jetta Irwin, Marilyn Reeves, Peggy Jo Hestand, Roberta Ruyle, Marilyn McGlothlin, Jerry Harris. Womack Dwi ht M Q Q 'x,r4. Lonnie Cheek, Donald Steiger f 8' Eddie Erwin, Stalcup. Lakin, Howard Row: Arthur Burkhart, Gary Shepherd, mers, Jackie Ledbetter, Jack Reese, Reggie Holbird, Tatum Douglas, James McMillian Barney, Leo DeShay. Joe Parsons, Fif C.L. Bass, Robert Lewis, Donald Bob Hancock. Sixth Row: Jackie Fox, James Underwood, Ralph Anglin, Gene Harris, John Myers, Calvin Husband, Gary Bryant, Eddie Fieldcamp, Weldon Dyer, Charles Jackson. Vera Keller. Hill, Delmar Kinnet Allen Akerman Tommy Pippin, 'Wayne Witt, Gerald Bob Tankersley, Bobbie Mounts W Simi HSM is 'S Lf IW- Q3 HQ H .. X sg, Bs Exe K . ,X wx N H -5: W my M N E. E w M ma s 1-J W 1' -' ,A Q, H--9' lm , M :-: , V ug. i w , - ' n ' Z F : J E N su ,A E , 1, 8 5 V - , . - bf' is I Q, '- F , ' ' H . r Y. ' U ,. H Y, Mt i. Q - ff sm . w V ' H ,.,,. B Q' iff' , .mma- N 5? 'E Q . -W V' - .b:.: , , X65-, 1 ugiffgz ,if My N ,W ff I ,. I - A' Eg, 5,5 'V , . 15 PI Gm gg I A J 11 ,xv .,,' Q- V W gi - . : fx Qi f f fs5Q' if if sf if A. My .M 1 P. -sfwpf-l - N ' 'F7 Qi wg' 3,4 xsiisgaf 'Nj MW' J .. xwfa' .,. ' x -Si-'15 ,MX ,Q - A li Qs! . m wh .4 1-G Q M 1- -Xgw. Q' Q7 I Q -:ff 'iff Mug L , '- F ' 7 .Si 1' 'U,F ,f'sfw. Q fff-fg If M N , ,Z -4 -, , 1 4 its 'N.f.i,.x -Q f' - ' 7 f in-lx pf I ,gal .. xx., ,A ' ' k W1 'E X l f iv! Qf , X V x, I ff f W Jw-.,x wh F js. IDX' ' re ome:5 Mn! Mi' vu. f rl-Q., ' A X A. 1 -A . 'JA Fill. In of v gb EDWENTA RAY 5 if ' 1 - -'f' ,fflf lazl: F :- IWV--J :.,, , , I A ' Z' N MARY ALICE HULSEMA Q YG . SM A CLAUDINE GERMANY 1-1-1- MARJORIE MAYNORD X C+.- - ,..-f-- PEGGY ADAIR .4-1 il., fi.- .Z MARY NELLIE PAYNE 1 A '- ' if . -ltilii Nr ,- hRMAN THE BAND :i- Hfy L3 'Q' ,p Arif-1 mdk 1-5 THE BAND ON THE MARCH The Band takes part in many outdoor activities. Here we see them ready to march and play for an afternoon Football Game. - 5 - iq x N- sv. ff sly? T BOMBEREITE Yeah team Lef: :tart that drive to victory Fight team Keep on the go ' - Hit them you fighting .vans o Bombers, fx '4 . , Drive through let.: beat our oe, ,K . , - - ' ow make rhrz line team, or all o Bomber I or 1 - '- 4' , 5- 2 Drive on till you win through, , . sn ye, ' If.: your job and if.: an honor, , 6 V. -- - For the Midwest Bomber Crew. , -f :fs n 'X we-... ' r s is . X was 1 .. tt M ss msn, . s fx .. is f :viii H33 I B .E ef ,as .R-sf, K .. W .s r as :. - - lz .. H . y - x A E : eg ' H ' :. ,:. as tg., . :J -ii,-.- K E W C. at -a sas' v - 5 .,,.. , 2 ' st: - 1 ,-f Another school year rolled around and with it a new football and basketball season. The Bomberettes went into full swing early in September with 46 members and pledges. Several girls tried out for cheer leaders. Those chosen were Mabel Ann Turner, Gladys Genzer and Reba Jo Butcher. Substitutes were Anne Palmer and Betty Hill. Later in the season Dion Myers took his place in front of the cheer- ing section. During football season the Bomberettes marched with the band at the half and .performed many antics before the spectators. They cheered the Bomber team through many football and basketball victories. The Bomberettes entertained the football boys at the annual party given in their honor. New uniforms were chosen this year and much was accomplished during the 1947-1948 season. lib A 'LV M First Row, left to right: Reba Jo Butcher, Dion Myers, Mabel ' Turner. Second Row: Mrs. Oneida Peters, Betty Hill, Gwen Atkinson, Del Porter, Ann Palmer, Mrs. Audry Moon. Third Row: Marilyn Schenck, Louise Mosely, Janice Jacobson, Bar Glasscock, Lou Rita Hollis, Jackie Hudson, Betty Webb, P Dacus, Betty Watson. Fourth Row: Betty Harris, Eloise Payne, Jimmie Lee Smart, Re 5 Sue McCorkle, Helen Smart, Pauline Bryant, Helen Bull Barbara Kolb. Fifth Row: Billie Burns, Lois Summers, Patty Husband, Do Greenley, Norma Jewel Lacy, Sherry Keen, Charlotte Barker se? M 9 If aloe , '--' Q 'QQ I' JEAN Em' E JONES BEE hm mafia. Emma s DON WEBB 59 mga, fm, H' Wm- sk Mg 550133 magndrmmg WSW Us n 1 L Hn gyms --2, saggy -lags-R ATKIN SON given to the Scuiogs utstahdmg m SchooX S animation oi 'ch A u hip, dependabxh e schokars etvice Awards e iacuhy are o t and character gi' H Q. Q' .H-hmm 111' an XN ':'p , xx ll! 1 W n U0 if-Si W5 L..-fa-. M - - - --- -- Al' -'tif' 1 B E- 1 V 1 A .' s, Y ' ' K I - An R: , . E I? uw F. Q --451 , f .' P I .1 sb- if J -M-1.-env? W1 ., vig wg A A V,:,5:., ..: fgq.. sf-Q -xi a 1 E x ss w xn- X - L m Q '-C' 1 w a JF I l'. IUMHCQIQRIS QW HI U55 Qfnls 4: BnKC' J,.+ .-G.. rf -. ...Q pp A ' ASSEMBLING the fbi X 1948 gf Bomefarfa ,, , 9-9 A A Typical A 'lgkihq Seav-ckimi Dov- new Tale-SS I iisiimj 9 PAWS 5 'f .....-- G --:,.,-z ' ' ' 2-12 5 Q XV Memloev-R Salk! 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