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

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1951 volume:

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'1 as' X Y 7 , 8 Audrey M. Moon La joy Fuzzell Clifford R Moon Typing I,il1rarian-English lnduslrmi AHS we-X v , .sr M11 Basil jones Delena Melton j. B. Rounds, Ir. Vomlirmal Agriculture Physical Education - English Band dy Orchegtm ,M aiu' I R Bertha E. Looper Effie Carlisle jack Huffman Commerce 51166611 - English Coarli - Drivers Education aaa fy Mildred Lyon Oneida Peter: Robert Lyon Languages Home Economics Science of 'wr 'l'Rl4wluwnllv-- Lamarr Gregory Vefll K6ll6f' V. j. Burrows journalism VOC!!! MHSlC Mathematics Mildred Webb Legg-y G0ld5b0r0ugh Leva Curtis Aff Distributive Education Reading Clinic-English R, H. lHfI,ran, A.v.vi.s'fa11t Sllfll?7'i7Ifl'7Il1l 7lf .1-ni ,F Q '-fr 1PnrrJll1x' Ci1'f'1'11, Sf'f'7'l'fIll'Y 'VS il. E, Sutton, jr., Prinripal Huw mm N Oxrur V. Rose, Superintendent ,,,,.-nnr- l ln riglllj OFFICE FORCE f'1VlllII'l'.Y IVwHrn'rl, Clzurlrntlz' Mr'Cm'd. nlmmlyrz S11r'Il1'Hgs, Betty 1lIfCIure, Innrllz' Slmrldorlf. AIIIl'g1lTl'If Shed. T WILL We, the Senior Class of 1950-51, of the city of Midwest City, county of Oklahoma, and state of Oklahoma being of sound mind and memory, do hereby publish and declare this to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking any will or wills heretofore made by us. FIRST. We direct that all our just debts and any other expense incurred because of our lengthy stay in the halls of Midwest City High School be fully paid and satisfied, as soon as conveniently may be, after our departure. SECOND. We give, devise, and bequeath unto each of the following pupils our assets and liabilities in the hope that they can improve each one for their posterity: Jo Ann Givins wills her ability to go with a lower classman to Joy Payne, O'Rena Greer wills her forwarding ambitions to Dora Haggard, Mary Beth Griffin leaves her unusual ability to work out chemistry equations backward to Bill McCumber. Katherine Grinstead wills her ability to major in Home Ec. to Walthena Word, Vola Glidwell wills her ability to work in Mr. Sutton's office and stlll retain her iron nerves to Joyce Canaday. Kathryn Guy Wills her place on the Bomber Beam to anyone who can write good editorials. Janne Harrison wills her ability to play the oboe to Pat Dorsey. Estelle Harrison wills her ability to control her temper at all times to Lucille Edwards. Mary Hiddleston wills her chair in Family Living to Phyllis Lee. Mary Harrison wills her ability to pick a husband to Priscilla Line. Ruth Ann Hill leaves her fun and fusses to any Junior who can stand it. Pat Holdsclaw leaves her knowledge of Student Council to Kathryn Carlin. Agatha Husband wills her job at the Skytrain as cashier to Peggy Hestand. Carole Jerome and Gerald Cheek will their steady dating to Jimmie Boydston and Emma Ruth Owens. Lois Lane wills her position on the Bomberettes team to Esther Taylor. Marion Lynch wills her extra height to Pat Kennedy. Sid Sanders wills his capabilities of graduating at mid-term to Harold Gilbertson. Don Sparks wills his good looks and smile to Carrol McDermitt. Bob Sutton leaves his place in Mr. Goldsborough's D. E. Class to anyone that can stand it. Gary Myers wills his ability to be quiet to Chester Duffield. Lonnie Oakes wills his ability to put the teacher through the paces on Student-Teacher day to Ronnie Polk. John McKinney wills his way with women to Freddie Rapper. Wallace Spoor wills his stubbornness to Jim Lee Park. Clyde Taylor wills his ability to sing to Joe Brown. Jess Taylor wills his booth at Corps Club to C. L. Bass. Terry Wallace wills his ability to read deep books to Charlse Campbell. Richie Watts will his ability to hide horns to Bob Anderson. Toney Webber wills his ability to be a ten o'clack scholar to Eddie Cantrell. Eugene Wood wills his western drawl to Elmer North. Jayne Askins wills her love for Louisiana to Beverly Roben. Nadine Atwood wills her ability to run the mimeograph to Dick Clark in the hope that he will take Journalism. Joette Austin wills her ability to work at T.G.8.Y. to Joyce Ernest. Lena Batson wills her constancy of heart to Shirley Brogan. Gladys Berg leaves her happy disposition to Mary Pendly. Donna Blair wills her ability to pick a fiance to Annette Jahn. Ranell Blair leaves her speed in typing to Bill Hallowell. Sally Burk wills her ability to go with O.U. seniors to Colleen Lykins. Jerry Chandler wills her ability to marry a man with a convertible to Billie Cook. Martha Cole wills her desk in Mr. Sutton's office to Beverly Baxley. Patty Dacus wills her beautiful long hair to Madge Meyers. Ann De- Laughter wills her ability to type to Ja Ann Wood. Pat Easley wills her quiet ways to Virginia McCrosky. Verba Echols will her unfinished typing ta Joyce Ernest. Peggy Farmer wills her basketball suit Na. ll to Jeannie Gilbertson. Eloise Fieldcamp wills her ability to keep up in shorthand after marriage to anyone who can do it. Jean Crosby wills her ability to get married and keep in school to Mary Miller. Pat Free- man wills her friendship to Joy Janes. Wanda Gilstrap wills her ability to stay true to one guy for a year to Jo Ann Bernarde. Loretta Mackey wills her slimness to Patty King. Joyce Martin wills Jimmie Bizzell back to Joan Hurley. Doris Miller wills her ability to graduate at midterm and go ta college to Carolyn Conrad. Roseno Molzahn leaves Tom Scott to Wilma Hudnell. Betty Monroe leaves her ability to win excellent in piano playing to Brooks Strope. Frances Moores leaves her ability to chew gum to Doris Fox. Marilyn Moore leaves her quiet voice to Mary Lacy. Ozell Motley leaves her ability to wait until after graduation to get married to Geraldine Williams. Ja Ellen Mounts wills her ability to have a furnished home of her own when she gets married to Collene McCabrin. Carolyn McLean leaves her seat as first chair clarinet to Jerry Canody. Callie Mae O'Dell leaves Loretta Tucker all the fun and happiness she had in high school. Bud Chambers wills to Chester Duffield special Reading Clinic Course. Don Duren wills his dice to Foster Wear. Dwaine Batey wills his bookkeeping ability to Kyle Barlow. Richard Anglin wills the honor of working at Tubb Rexall Drug night and day to Alvie Denson. Gene Bell wills Locker 343' to Claude Clanton. Don Floyd leaves his Studebaker to Jimmie Gardner. Bill Hawkins leaves his catcher's mask to Kenneth Cheek. M. C. Hawkins leaves his curly hair to Buddy Uselton. James McGlothlin wills his football suit to John Smart. Denver Ritchie wills south end of Shufflebaard at Dessies to Walter Cartwright, as if he needs it. Max Oliver leaves his ability to get along with Mrs. Lyon to Larry Tate. Joe Newton wills to Richard Shlnpock his dusty old chemistry book. Harold Roland leaves his ability to take Mr. Sutton's place to Al Jennings. Sylvester Overturf wills his rat invaded locker 391 to someone with a good mouse trap. Peggy Bradley wllls her ability to graduate to Carol Hayes. Geraldine Clemons leaves all her school work to future seniors. Richard Maynard leaves his ability to keep his girl friend in high school a semester after she graduates to Jerry Canaday. Mickey Oliver leaves his height to Harald Story. Jack Brooks leaves his aoilit yto get a date for the Senior Prom to some poor guy. Tommy Ritter would leave his convertible to Bill Stout, but he wants to take it with him. Jim Stubblefield leaves everything but Elsie. Darrell Delozier leaves his nickname Baldy to Jim Zeiders. William DeSha leaves his ability to get out of high school to Wayne West. Donald K. Harris leaves his sideburns to Jimmie Brown. Gerald Cheek leaves his No. 22 football suit to Jerry Cun- ningham. Bob Evans leaves his love for the Student Council to Bill McCumber. Glen Cowden leaves his ability to get excused from school to ga to work 24 hours a day to Ronnie Polk. Lewis Attebery leaves the ability to own a 51 Mercury to Don Johns. Jimmie Brown leaves his ability to be a judge to Wendell McCarty. Billy Burkhart leaves his clarinet playing to Neil Waters.-Perry Cain wills his hogs to Jimmie Baker. Jim Cox leaves his ability to play basketball to Bill Stout. Bill Davis leaves his presidency of F. F. A. to Jerry Greer. George Davis leaves his paper route to Bill Phillips. Joe Duren will his knowledge in family living to Sammy Fox. Robert Fish wills his typewriter to John Harvey. Alto Parrish leaves his nickname Speedy to Wanda Moore. Katherynn Pitchlynn leaves her job working for Mrs. Curtis to Dorothy Swanner. Shirley Richards wills her promptness at the paper stand to Kay Schenck. Tappy Ann Ritchie wills her ability to cut out and paste pictures in the Annual to J. Frank Elsea. Shirley Rodgers wills her ability to catch a man from West Point to Roselyn Taylor. Corinne Schott wills her creamy complexion to her sister Ruth Schott. Jenalyn Snellings wills her ability to look cute as a pledge to Retha White. Jeanette Stevenson wills her ability to graduate from high school while still single to Sue McCowan. lwana Thrailkill leaves her darling looks and personality to Shirley Walker. Josephine Womack wills her nlace in play production to Ruth Haby. Lillian Zalaudlk leaves Midwest City High School to Mynda Ann Holman. Jerry Ackerman leaves his ability to make a boat to J. M. Cannon. Corky Johns wills his Vlbroharps to Donna Roland. Bobby Jones wills his ability to get out of Psychology class to Kyle Barlow. Kenneth Linthicum wills his football position to John Harvey. Floyd Miller wills his old car to Ronald Tritten. Vernon Wall wills his acting ability to Marty Genzer. Dell Miller leaves his mechanical ability to Johnnie Graves. Clara Jo Farmer leaves her ability to excel in all her subjects to Laura Ward. Ruth Farrell Isaacs wills her height to Ruth Turner. Jessie Dickey leaves his bookkeeping book to some ambitious sophomore. Don Sutton leaves his speed in typing to Joe Grady. James Kelly leaves his ability to hold down a full time job and go to school at the some time to Bastenah Keech. Betty Miller wills her shorthand book to some industrious soul. Robert Fish wills his basketball suit to E. W. Hill. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, We, the Senior Class of 1950-51 set our hand and seal hereto this Spring in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and fifty-one. THE SENIOR CLASS lSEALl WITNESSESL Janette Stevenson Marilyn Moore .lo Ellen Mounts Nadine Atwood 1' . 5 fffl-its LOIS LANE Senior Class Reporter 50-51 Basketball 48-49, 49-50, 50-51 Co-Captain Basketball M Club 49-50, 50-51 Art Editor Bomber Beam 50-51 Student Council 50-51 Pep Club 48-49, 49-50, 50-51 F.H.A. 48-49, 49-50 IAMES MCGLOTHLIN Senior Class President 50-51 All-State Football 50 Football Captain 50 Football 47-48, 48-49, 49-50, 50-51 Baseball 48-49, 49-50, 50-51 M Club 47-48, 48-49, 49-50, 50-51 DON SUTTON National Honor Society 50-51 State Honor Society 49-50 Principal's Honor Roll 49-50 Father and San Week 50-51 Secretary of National Honor Society 50-51 Band 47-48, 48-49, 49-50, 50-51 Key Club 49-50, 50-51 Reporter of Key Club 50-51 Journalism 50-51 Boys Pep Club 48-49 BETTY MONROE Senior Class Secretary 50-51 National Honor Society 50-51 State Honor Society 50-51 Principals Honor Roll 48-49,49-50, 50-51 Student Council 48-49 Tri-State Band Festival-Excellent 49-50 Tri-State Band Festival-Excellent 50-51 Pep Club 50-51 Band 43-49 CLARA ,IO FARMER President National Honor SOCiety 50-51 National Honor Society 50-51 State Honor Roll 49-50, 50-51 Principals Honor Roll 49-50, 50-51 Student Council 51 Pep Club 49-50, 50-51 Muse Chi 49-50 r E RICHARD W. MAYNORD Senior Class Vice-President 50-51 Basketball 48-49, 49-50, 50-51 Baseball 48-49, 49-50, 50-51 M Club 43-49, 49-so, 50-51 Boys Pep Club 49-50 PAT HOLIJSCLA W Pep Club 48-49, 50-Sl Parliamentarian of Pep Club 50 F.H,A, 48-49, 50-5l Local President F H A, 49-50 State President F,H.A. 50-5l State Honor Society 48-49, 50-5l National Honor Society 50-5l Principals Honor Society 50-Sl Student Council President 49-50 Student Council Parliamentarian 50-5l UZlil.l, MOTLEY FHA, 50 Peo Club 50-Sl 5 K 7 ,IESS TA YLOR Football 48-49, 49-50, 50-Sl Basketball 48-49, 49-50, 50-Sl Baseball 48-49 Junior Play 49-50 Senior Play 50-5l Easter Play 49-50 Thespian Play 50-5l National Tbespian Society 49-50, 50-Sl Boys M Club 48-49, 49-50, 50-Sl All Conference Football 8. Basket- ball SO-Sl ' QM- - ,-.- 3 93, 1 . . '- in 'Z .- '- We .. -ii, 1 K tg, gf A ., ,,, , - . ig .3 gh. viifif-3, f K T I.I'fll'lY 4-TTABERRY 'QQ Q, ti DORIS MILLER National Thespian Society 49-50 50-5l Accompaniest to Orchestra 50 Junior Play 49-50 Thespion Play 50-51 Easter Play 49-50 Student Council 48-50, 50 State Honor Society 49-50, 50-5l National Honor Society 50 Principal's Honor Roll 48-49 Pep Club 48-49, 49-50, 50 President of Pep Club 49 F.H,A. 48-49 ,IOSEPHINE WOMACK F.H.A. 48-49, 50-5l President F.H,A. 48-49 Vice-President F.H.A. 49-50 Parliamentarian F.H.A. 50-51 Horizon Club 48-49, 50-Sl Horizon Club President 50-5l Horizon Club Treasurer 48-49 Pep Club 49-50 Student Council Treasurer 49-50 Distributive Education Pres. 49-50 Junior Class Play 49-50 Thespion Club 49-50, 50-Sl Thespian Club Vice-Pres. 50-Sl Home Room Reporter 49-50 Home Room Treasurer 50-5l Distributive Education Award 49-50 State Honor Society 49-50 Principal's Honor Roll 49-50 Senior Class Play 50-Sl DVVAINE BA TEY Football 47-48, 49-50 Track 47-48, 49-50 M Club 49-50, 50-5l Pep Club 47-48, 49-50, Speech 50-5l F.F.A. 49-50 DICK KNIPPER Football 50-5l Basketball 8 'team SO-5l Journalism 50-Sl Boys' M Club 50-Sl 50-Sl Q' yy ,ff CAROLE ,IEROME Basketball 48-49, 49-50 Girls M Club 49-50 Student Council 48-49, 50-51 Pep Club 48-49, Cheer Leader 48-49, 50-51 National Thespian Society 49-50, 50-51 Principal's Honor Roll 48-49 50-51 National Honor Society 50-51 State Honor Society 50-51 Junior Play 49-50 Senior Play 50-51 Easter Play 49-50 Thespian Play 50-51 Boys Pep Club Sweetheart 49-50 Football Queen Attendant 49-50 Basketball Queen Attendant 49-50 TAPPY ANN RITCHIE Girls Basketball 48-49 Girls Pep Club 48-49, 50-51 Student Council 48-49 Editor, Annual Staff 50-51 F,H.A. 48-49 Office Practice 50-51 National Thespian Society 50-51 Senior Play 51 Television Queen 50-51 National Honor Society 50-51 State Honor Society 48-49, 50-51 Principal's Honor Roll 48-49 ,IO ELLEN MOUNTS F.H.A. 48-49 Football Queen 48-49 Cheer Leader 48-49, 49-50 Basketball 48-49, 49-50 M Club 49-50 Bomber Beam Staff 50-51 VERNON WALL National Thespian Society 49-50, 50-51 Thespian President 50-51 Junior Play 49-50 Easter Play 49-50 Senior Play 50-51 Easter Play 50-51 Thespian Play 50-51 HAROLD ROLAND Football 49-50, 50-51 M Club 49-50, 50-51 Pres. of Student Council 50-51 Vice-Pres. of D.E. 50-51 FRAN TREADWA Y F.H.A. Pep Club Thespians Senior Play Drum 81 Bugle GERALD CHEEK Football 48-49, 49-50 Basketball 49-50 Baseball 48-49, 49-50, 50-51 M Club 48-49, 49-50, 50-51 Hon. Mem. All State Faolball 50 All Conf. Football Team 50-51 Track 50-51 BILL HA WKINS Baseball 48-49, 49-50, 50-51 M Club 50-S1 Mixed Chorus 50-51 Pep Club 49-50 CI, YIIE TA YLOR Band 48-49' Boys Pep Club 49-50 Boys Quartette 49-50 Mixed Chorus 48-49, 49-50 Easter Play 49-50 Thespians Play 50-5l Senior Play 50-5l Three one act plays Junior Play 49-50 National Thespian Society Mixed Quartette 49-50 IJON SPA R KS Journalism 49-50 lending Clinic 50 Baseball 49-50 Junior Class President 49-50 RUTH ANN HILL Pep Club 48-49, 49-50, 50-5l Office Staff 48-49, 49-50, 50-Sl Junior Play 49-50 Easter Play 49-50 Drum 8. Bugle 50-Sl Secretory Home Room 48-49, 49-50, 50-51 Thespians Society 48-49, 49-50, 50-5l Secretary 50-Sl Thespion Play 49-50 Senior Class Play 50-Sl ,W in 4 I 'it IENOIIN SNICILINGS Girl's Pep Club 50 Highschool Office Practice 50 Main Office Practice 50 Attendant Football Queen 50 MICKEY OLIVER IAYNE ASKINS SALLY IZURK IIM STUIZHLEFIFLID Principnl's Honor Society 49-50, F00flJCIll 48-49 49-50. 50-51 50.51 Basketball 49-50, 50-5l State Honor Society 49-50. 50-51 M Club 48-49, 49-50. 50-5l Notional Honor Society 50-5l Bovs' Peo Club 48-49, 49-50 5 H.A, 48-49 M Club Sgt, of Arms 50-5l Red Cross 48-49 Office Force 48-49 Perfect Attendance 4 8-49 Office Practice 49-50 Annual Staff 50-5l Vice Pres. of Jr. Red Cross 50 EI Chairman of Jr. Red Cross Enroll ment Drive 50-5l 1oETTE AUSTIN Pep Club 48-49 Annual Staff 50-51 Office Staff 48-49 MARILYN MOORE Asst. Editor of Annual Staff 50-51 Mixed Chorus 48-49 Office Staff 49-50, 50-51 Pep Club 50-51 l KA THRYN KA T GUY Editor of Bomber Beam 50-51 Pep Club 48-49, 49-50, 50-51 Office Practice 48-49, 49-50 Student Council 49-50 Annual Staff 49-50 Thespian 50-51 Junior Class Play 49-50 Easter Pldy 49-50, 50-51 F.H.A. 48-49, 49-50 TONEY WEBBER MAX OLIVER Baseball 48-49, 49-50, 50-51 M Club 49-50, 50-51 Football 48-49, 49-50 Junior Class Vice Pres, 49-50 Boys Pep Club 48-49, 49-50 All School Play 50-51 Thespian Society 50-51 DENVER W. RITCHEY Football 48-50 Basketball 48-49, 49-50, 50-51 Baseball 47-48, 48-49, 49-50, 50-51 M Club 48-49, 49-50, 50-51 Boys Pep Club 49-50 MURRAY C. fC0'rkeyj IOHNS Band 49-50, 50-5: Sec. and Treos. Band 50-51 Student Director Band 50-51 Band Key Club 49-50, 50-51 President Band Key Club 50-51 Tri-State Band 50 Oklahoma Boy's State 50 Office Precnce 49-50 JOYCE MARTIN Tl'l95Pl0 ' 50CiefY 50-51 Junior Class Play 49-50 EUSYEY Pl0Y 50-51 Thespian Society 50-51 Bomber Beam Staff 50 Easter Plqy 50.51 Principal! Honor Roll 49-50 Office Practice 47.48, 48-49, Senior Play 50-51 49.501 50.51 State Honor Society 50-51 F,H,A, 47.48 48-49 Youth Center Board 50-51 Bond 47.48, 143.451, 49,50 Pep Club 47-48, 48-48, 49-50 Annual Staff 50-51 Student Council 51 Key Club 50-51 Drama Club 49-50 IKOHEII T FISFI Basketball 49-50, 50-51 M Club 49-50, 50-51 Bay's Pep Club 48-49 Band 48-49 Track 48-49 RICHIE WATTS Band 49-50, 50-51 Band Key 50-51 Chess Club 49-50 Specials 50-51 Orchestra 50-51 1- 1 . .'-5 ' iii- V ' -'.5' ' Q N, .. M , ' 1 '- f ff- dk I .1 1 f ilgf f .- CAROLYN SUE MrLEAN Band 48-49, 49-50, 50-51 Orchestra 50-51 National Honor Society 50-51 State Honor Society 48-49, 49-50, 50-51 Easter Play 50-51 Junior Play 50-51 Tri State Band 48-49, 49-50 50-51 Thespian Society 51 Senior Play 51 'Y V H, .gn- IWANA THRAILKILL Drum and Bugle Dlstrlbutive Education 41,3 I ev' 24 is BOBBY jONES Bond 48-49, 49-50, 50-51 ,IANETTE STEVENSON Pep Club 48-49, 49-50,50-51 Red Cross 49-50 Play Production 50-51 Senior Play 51 0'RENA GREER Student Council 49-50 Drum and Bugle Corps 49-50 Ub'0 i9 l 4849 Orchestra 50.51 Girl'S Basketball B Team 48-49 49-50 ES TELLE SIMON TON Mixed Chorus 48-49, 49-50 Pep Club 48-49, 49-50 Tri-State 49-50 Souety Editor in Journalism Principal's Honor Roll 48-49 Perfect Attendance 48-49, 49-50 President of Red Cross 50-51 Art Awards 48-49 Perfect Attendance Award 49-50 fs., 1 - E SHIRLEY ANN RICHARDS Annual Staff 50-5l Snap Shot Photographer, Annual Staff, 50-51 Thespian Society 50-51 Reporter and Photographer, Thespian, 50-51 Easter Play 50-5l Thespian Play 50-51 Attended Wewoka High School 1947-1950: Pep Club 3 years Horizon Club 3 years Social Club 4 years Student Council 2 years Librarian 2 years Mixed Chorus 3 years Vice-President of Junior Class Thespion Society 2 years Tennis four years Junior Play IOHN McKINNEY Football 47, 49-50 Track 47,48, 49-50, 50-51 Mixed Chorus 48-49, 50-51 Play Production 50-51 Specials 50-51 TOMMY RITTER Homeroom President 50-5l Annual Staff 50-51 LORETTA MA CKEY Pep Club 48-49, 50-51 Cheer Leader 50-51 Drama Club 49-50 Thespian Society 50-51 Junior Class Play 50 Senior Class Play 51 ALTA PARRISH Basketball 48-49, 49-50, Girls M Club 48-49 F.H.A. 48-49 . Pep Club 48-49, 50-51 Play Production 51 50-Sl IERRY SHUPE JEAN CROSBIE FORD LONNIE OAKES Basketball 48-49, 49-50, 50-51 Baseball 49-50 M Club 49-50, 50-Sl Pep Club 48-49 lllfllf Y llI'f'l'H f2Rll'Al lN Ollnce Proctncc 50 5l Hanlon Club 50-5l Mixed Chorus 4B-49, 49-50 Drum 8- Bugle 49-50 Music Club 49-50 liI'.Il'.'ll.lIl.X'I',' f.'l.Ii1llO.N'S Pep Club 49-50 Mixed Chorus 50-5l ICIl.'H,'lRlI ,-l.YGl,I.N' FFA, 48-49, 49-50 GEORGE ,IEFFERSON DA VIS, LILLIAN ZALOUDIK Office Work lMr. Suttonl 48-49, 49-50 Office Practice 49-50, 50-Sl IR. JOE RAYMOND NEWTON Home Room Reporter 50-Sl Feature Editor of Bomber Beam 50-51 BILL IIA FIS F.F.A. 48-49, 49-50, 50-Sl F,F.A, President 50-Sl B0v's Pep Club 49-50 M Club 50-Sl Football 49-50, 50-5l KENNETH LINTHICUM Football 48-49, 49-50, 50-Sl Boy's Pep Club 48-49, 49-50, 50-Sl M Club 49-50, 50-5l Track 48-49, 49-50 F.F,A 48-49 PA T EASLEY Library 48 49 Office Practice 49 50 Red Cross 48 49 RANELL BLAIR Principal's Honor Roll 48-49, 50-51 State Honor Roll 48-49, 49-50, 50-51 National Honor Roll 50-Sl Office Practice 49-50, 50-51 District Typing Award 49-50 Algebra Award 48-49 EUGENE WOOD BETTY MILLER Music Club 50 Career Club '50 Pep Club 50-51 BUD CHAMBERS DON HARRIS GARY MYRES MARION LYNCH F.H.A. 48-49, 50-5l F.H.A. Reporter 48-49, 50-Sl Pep Club 48-49, 49-50,50-5l l'UI.ff lil,llII'lll'l'fl.I, Mixed Chorus 48-49 Glee Club 48 49 Clinic 49-50 Drum 8- Bugle 49-50 Office Practice 50-51 Mr. Sutlon'5 Office 50-51 Junior Class Officer 49-50 PERRY CA IN F.F.A. 48-49 I'AIfIl'l'Il.L ISAACS Bombereffe Pep Club Mixed Chorus Q-t5 Ly N69 - L M. C. HA WKINS Annual Staff 50-51 Film Slide -if qw' .lg ANNE DE LAUGHTER Red Cross 48-49 Office Practice 49-50, 50-51 Horizon Club 50-51 Mixed Chorus 48-49-50 Drum 81 Bugle 49-50 Music Club 49-50 Principol's Honor Roll 49-50 Homeroom Secretory 49-50 DARREL DELOZIER Crafts 50-51 WILLIAM DeSHA Student Council 48-49, 49-50 Chess Club 50-51 WALLACE E. SPOOR r PA T FREEMAN Girl's Pep Club 50-51 YZ? '-smmnw AGA THA HUSBAND DUN UUREN , 'EHS-1. Nu. GLADYS ANN BERG Bomberette Pep Club 50-51 Bcmber Beam Make-Up Editor 50-51 State Honor Society 50-51 Attended Munich High School, Munich, Germany 47-50 Cheerleader 47-48, 48-49, 49-50 Glee Club 47-48, 48-49, 49-50 Journalism Staff 47-48, 48-49, 49-50 National Honor Society 47-48, 48-49, 49-50 Jr.. Class Secretary 49-50 Jr.-Sr. Prom Princess 49-50 Chess Club 50-51 M4 PEGGY FARMER Gir1's Basketball 48-49, 49-50, 50-51 Co-captain 50-51 Algebra Award 48-49 English lll Award 48-49 PrincipaI's Honor Roll 48-49, 49-50, 50-51 Perfect Honor Roll 49-50 State Honor Society 49-50, 50-51 National Honor Society 50-51 Assistant Editor Journalism 50-51 Vice-Pres. Home Room 49-50, 50-51 Red Cross Representative 48-49 Pep Club 48-49, 49-50 Office Practice 50-51 M Club 49-50 DONNA BLAIR j0E DUREN Boy's Pep Club 48-49 Basketball 48-49 Distributive Education 49-50 50-51 jli1v1l1IY BRO WN BOy's Pep Club 48-49 Chess Club 49-50, 50-51 FRANCICS LOUISE MOORE GirI's Basketball 48-49, 49-50 Distributive Education 49-50, 50-51 I0 ANN GIVENS Pep Club AB-49, 49-50, 50-51 Girl's Pep Club Treasurer 50-51 Homeroom President 49-50 Main Office Staff 49-50, 50-51 S YLVES TER OVER TURF ,pug ssQ :. ' 1 x , , r SHIRLEY ROIJGERS Music Club 50-51 Thespicn Society 50-51 Drum 8. Bugle Corp Majorette 49-50 Mixed Chorus 49-50, 50-51 Junior Class Play 49-50 Easter Plays 49-50, 50-Sl Thespian Play 50-51 Mixed Quartette 49-50 F.H.A. 49-50 Pep Club 49-59 QR' IRQ? 'i 5 .W, I 1' ,R . f 'E 1 if W3 MARY ALICE HARRISON TERR Y WALLA CE GUY WM. fliillyj BURKGART, IR VERHA MAE ECHOLS Life Career Club 49-50 Chess Club 49-50 Office Practice 49-50, 50-51 Red Cross Representative in Home Room 49-50, 50-51 Band 49-50, 50-51 Publicity Chairman of Band 50-51 Key Club 49-50, 50-SI Executive Committee KKey Clubl 50-Sl Tri-State Band 49-50 Office Practice 49-50, 50-51 Orchestra 49-50, 50-51 President Home Room 50-51 BOB SUTTON Student Council 48-49 Boy's Pep Club 48-49, 49-50, 50-51 Chess Club 49-50 IERRY ACKERNIAN Crafts 50-51 IVANDA GILSTRAP Office Practice 50-51 IUARY HIDDLESTON Library 48-49 Office Practice 49-50, 50-51 Red Cross 48-49 PAT MORRIS Joined Navy Whse, GLENN CO WDEN FFA, 49-50 LENA BA TSON NADINE ATIVOOD F.H.A. 48-49, 49-50, 50-51 Pep Club 48-49, 49-50, 50-51 Bomber Beam Staff 50-51 Il'fAN lflflsli Basketball 48-49, 49-50, 50-51 President GirI's M Club 50-5l Pep Club 50-5l Student Council 48-49, 49-50, 50-51 F.H.A. 50-5l H0515 IHUIJAHN F,H.A. 50-5l Distrlbutive Education 50-5l Home Room Secretary 50-5l Lite Career 49-50 Football Queen 50-5l ,Y I CHARLES DEES GHRA LDINE CLA RK Music Club 50-5l Thespian Society 50-5l Drum Bi Bugle Corp Mojoret Mixed Chorus 49-50, 50-51 Junior C y Easter Plays 50-5l Mixed Quartette 49-50 F,H.A. 49-50 Pep Club 49-50 lass Pla 49-50 te CORENNIE A. SCHOTT Student Council 48-49, 50-5l Girl's State 49-50 Pep Club 48-49, 49-50, 50-51 Citizenship Award 48-49 PrincipoI's Honor Roll 49-50 State Honor Society 48-49, 49-50, 50-5l Home Room President 49-50 Home Room Secretory 50-5l Student Council Corresponding Secretary 50-Sl Drum 8. Bugle 49-50 Bond 49-50 2nd in Spanish I Contest at Dis- trict, Edmond 48-49 lst in Spanish ll Contest at Dis- trict, Edmond 49-50 Drum Ensemble lst O.C.U. 49-50 Drum Ensemble lst State, Norman 49-50 V Drum Ensemble lst Enid Tri-State 49-50 BOB EVANS GENE FRED ss rg X5 . QQ' 5 NX xs Y BELL eww' ' , IONNE HARRISON Band 48-49, 49-50, 50-51 Tri-State Orchestra 49-50 Tri State Band 48-49 Clinic 4a-49 Switchboard 49-50, 50-51 Outstanding Bandsmen 48-49 Highpoint Bandsmen 48-49 Junior Symphony 50-bl Economics Class Secretary 50-51 Perfect Attendance 48-49 Honorary Horizor' Club Member 48-49, 49-50 Non Commissioned Officer 49-50, 50-51 KATHRYN GRIMSTEAD N gig ysX X X NN X XX X 'Q -we is r FLOYD MILLER F.F.A, 48-49, 49-50, 50-51 Boy's Pep Club 49-50 CA LLIE O'DELL MARTHA COLE Pep Club 50-51 Bomber Beam Staff 50-51 Easter Pageant 50 Senior Play 50-51 Thespian Society 51 IESSIE DICKEY DON FLOYD Boy's Pep Club 48-49, 50-51 F.F.A. 48-49, 49-50, 50-51 Band 48-49, 49-50 Visual Education 49-50 Play Production 50-51 I JERRY CUNNINGHAIW l reJidenl junior Clan f'P ' 73? fwX 1 --1' hs: ix. ,IAY FRANK ELSEA HIIMMY BAKER jOE GRADY CAROL MAY HAYES RUTH HABY SHIRLEY LINDSAY BASTENAH KEECH jANE ADYLOTTE ANNETTE IAHN CARROLL MCDERMITT Remember our Junior Play Mother Was u Freshman? 10 ANNE BERNARDE -pp- uf' IO ANNE WOOD JIMMY ZEIDERS IIMMY BROWN WENDELL MCCARTY IOAN ALTMAN MYNDA ANN HOLMAN MARY ANN MILLER RUTH TURNER ELN ORA DA VIS LEN A LA N GS TON RODERICK HEDGES FREDDIE ROEPER Remember those delicious food sales the Junior had? I IIMMII' BOYDA FON 'J' IERRY CAMPBELL LILLIAN STORY LA VERNE DUTY BARBARA MORGAN IIMMIE GARDNER Our Junior Sponsors were Lamar Gregory J B Rounds, Bertha Looper, Vera Keller, Onelda Peters, Leva Curtis, Hazel Van Duesen, and Lester Goldsborough .lf 'cf SHIRLEY BROGAN RONNIE POLK AL IENNINGS JOE BROWN IOY PAYNE MARY ARNOLD WANDA MOORE MARGARET STOWERS MARY JO LOGAN SHIRLEY BEWLEY BOB SMITH BOBBY ANDERSON Our Junior Officers were President, Jerry Cunningham, Vice-President, Walter Cartwright, Secretary, Charles Patchen, Treasurer, Elsie McKaskIep Sgt. at Arms, Buddy Uselton. DON HAR RIS WWW? A MARTY GENZER IOYCE ERNEST CATHIE MAE JACK BEVERLY HARRISON WAYNE WEST Remember the mystery play Room 13. CHARLES PATCHEN Secretary junior Class LUCILLE EDWARDS BII LIE MAE COOK RUBY ANN BOWMAN IERRY CANADAY ,ll VIRGINIA MCCROSKFY JOAN HURLEY Z IIMMIE BIZZELL BILL HARBISON ELMER NOR TH SUE HOUSER BEVERLY ANN ROBEN PRISCILLA LINE BETTY MONEY DOROTHY SWANNER GWEN HICKS CHARLES CAMPBELL IIMMY WILLIAMSON Remember the wonderfuhlunior-Senior Banquet and Prom at Twin Hills. April 27, 1951? A ,.4 I .SV ..1-Q., V 3' .V I. . xafiffl' ,i . 1-L,J BUDDY USELTON Sgt.-at-Arms, junior Class - .4.5w,, - -'N , - gi ,- , 2 ff-,'V,:Qr.1 if 'Que'-, W' ' f F ll '15 BILL PHILLIPS GERALD WEBB PAT DORSEY IOIE HOPKINS BEVERLY SMITH DORIS FOX KATHLYN GARLIN CAROLYN CONRAD SAM FOX EDDIE CAN TRELL Remember the Junior Prevue Short Grass starring Rod Comerong and Charlie Chapi in TiIIies Punctured Romance? SUE MCCOWN WALTER CARTWRIGHT Vice-President, junior Class IOHN BAKER E1-SIE TAYLOR DAPHENE HARRISON Treasurer, junior Class SHIRLEY WALKER PATRICIA KING PHYLLIS LEE CAROLYN WEST ' JOHN HARVEY DICK CLARK Ten'of our Junior boys lettered in football, and the Junior mode a good showing inrTrack, Baseball, and Basketball. A BUDDY YOUNG L..-fu CHESTER DUFFIELD JOHN TEMPLETON MARY L. PENDLEY QQ DOROTHY OVERTURF LORETTA FRYMIRE MARY LACY KAY SCHENCK BILL STOUT SALLY MCKASKLE IERRY GREER FOSTER WEAR 1 'A' Ya 14 . '3 N s 'P CA ROL BARBER Reporter ophomofes A The Sophomore fifty-fifty-one have mode a three point landing into the Junior Class, after being piloted through by Effie Carlisle, Mildred Webb, Delena Melton, Robert Lyon, Mildred Lyon, Jack Huffman, and Leo Presley. We've taken part in all devilement that the others had started. Pep Rally and Snake Dance, Home-coming Parade and the Television show were well represented by the ener- getic cooperative Sophomores. ln the Home-coming parade we prepared a wonderful float with our class colors, chartreuse and navy blue, symbolizing the wise-fool theme. Mrs. Carlisle's 9:30 Sophomore speech class pre- sented a Christmas program, the ways Christmas is celebrated in different nations. At Christmas, the Sophomore class brought gifts and sent them to the Crippled Children's Hospitals in Oklahoma City for the many children there. Some of our more literate homerooms have such names as: Lyon's Lazy Loafers, Melton's Mad House, Collaborated Club of Carlisle's Calamities, and Webb's Topper Association. During the first and second semester, the follow- ing people ruled over their homerooms iwith on iron hand, we hopel as presidents, Charlotte McCord and Colleen McCabria, lCCCCl , Roselyn Saylor and Carol Barber lLLLl, Norma Sue Turner and Don Johns lMMHl, B. C. White lWTAl, Fritz Wirt lR. Lyonl, Bobby Mounts and Johnny Harbaugh lJ. Huffmanl , and Jack Reise lL. Presleyl. Webb's Topper Association was first in getting their parents enrolled in P.T.A. ww'- J :U 904 jA CK REISE President SHIRLEY MAYNORD BARBARA MOORE Treasurer Secretary Besides all the activities the Sophomores took part in, their talent was outstanding in the Talent Show sponsored by the Juniors. One of our outstand- ing talented Sophomores was Julia Evans, flute solo- ist, who entered in the Band Contest at Edmond. ln other subjects, Science, Geometry, Algebra, Art, Spanish, and Latin, there shall be many other Sophomores who shall compete with schools in this district. As we leave into the Junior class, we want to wish the coming Sophomores as wonderful year as we have had. NA NC Y PRICE Vice-Presi dent 7.11, 4 L Wanda Keel ,D r at Billy Bob jones I ii M1'jGMrt:Ar 'W td.....Q. Kenneth Check f 'of Lonnie Miller Jn lu Helen Rose HN' Fibiigl, Bobby Mounts Wanda Blair Dora Haggard Michael Lewis Nora Haggard , . . we ' uf - ' Eva Lee Mgmnzg Cdfl Palsy Tubb gy-:N Harvey Dunn johnyce Ogee Pat Kennedy Donald Bryant john Harbough Ruth Schott ,M Charlotte McCord K -0' Gary Bryant Tom Gilbert Alana Allen Wayne jones 'in . I if' X .,f' Emma Lou Sliver john Smart :gf Q Asa- 3 F I X 9 . Richard Huis! fl: . -10 Huward Gardner Mauna Loa Duke Shirley Shipley I-A Broolu Stroup jackie Ledbetter Effie Osbum 9 ' n Barbara Waters L-. janetle Spencer C. L Bas: A 1 James Canada? Colleen Lykinx Ray Walker Terry Goodman Arthur Burkhart VV, . Xi Ralph Anglin Beverly jones Bonnie Uselton Benny Thom Pamcza Stephens George Kriz jr. 10 Ann Becker Peggy Hestand Q0 x Gene Harris Delmar Kinnelt janet Minton Wzlma Hudnell Allen Ackerman Carl Oliver Marion Black Ronnie Lakin IW! x VP- 1 Imogene Parnell Lelia Rae Hauschild Chau' Owens Colleen McCrabrio jones Billy joe Parsons Rosslyn Saylor Clyde Shatswell Weldon Dyer Irene Barbour Dolores Barrick Bobby Williams Richard Keen Carolyn Miller Sue Grimes Gary Dorman Esther Taylor jimmy Cornet Kathleen Myers 4' .36 Wan Moore Muriel McCormico Norma Chandler Nei l Weiler vhs.. Don Moore Gall Rwh Muncie Shortridge Belly Allen Don Steiger Ulla Lair Gazaway Jimmie Goldsborough qv Peggy Kime Bob Stuart Carmen Manning lo Ann Walker Elaine English Larry Hysell Bob Tankersley X 2- 1 julia Lael Evans Gaylene Bozarth H oward Hill lumix Margaret Davis X l Bob Goodson Donald Pittman Wanda Hunter Barbara Schaffer james McMillian james jones Delzlah Strazly Leland Hannernan Betty Dunn Shirley Shout: Fritz Wir! Evelyn Gazaway Henry Cowan Betty Bush Charles Donwerth jeanmne Gxlbertson Betty Birlew Rex Freeman Don Hotze Sonia Waller jerry Pybum Shirley Straily Jerome Hinton 1' 'll m J Aumaline Steed Leo De Sha Ralph Sprague Bonnie Pearson Pat Wxllzam: I Tatum Douglas sr Clyde Arnold Louise Calloway Allen Hill 1 Helen Henson Audrey Dickerson Stokes jackie Fox Otis Taylor La Fern Locke john Myers Virginia Tate Bob Hancock Charles jackson Geraldine Chambers Wanda Benge Danny Davis Marilyn MfGl0thin jimmie McDonald Rofffm 0-'good E7 Gene Ruxsell f h Ramona Mark ham X.-I' , Cathryn Unverzagt ,Q Verna Lane -'-are 1 A .L john Halbird fngaxmf I WF ?'52f' l 'PZ IN! -- rf' J f' .ml U . ,LJ,1gs.i . ' if L. 'T mr: , .V E MM. , .L Y. sr-'A re , wr, ff B C Whats Norma Sue Turner .J Ann Keith x ig..-.,,N ff - ...is i Q, ,X Kenneth Summers Morris Short Helen Guthrie JUNIOR RED CROSS The Junior Red Cross Unit of Midwest City Senior High School began the year by electing the following officers: President-Orena Greer Program Chairman-Clyde Arnold Vice-President-Jayne Askins Gros Membership Chairman-Doris Thomas Secretary-Carolyn Denton Gift Box Chairman-Bonnie Pierson Treasurer-Mary Arnold Reporter-Barbara Costeel The Membership Drive was a great success with every home room en- rolled one hundred percent. We could not have succeeded if it had not been for the fine student co-operation. In Midwest City Senior High School's first Homecoming parade Junior Red Cross won the Best Float Award. On November 8, the group gave a program for the veterans at Will Rogers Field and with the co-operation of the Music Department they re- turned to the hospital and sang Carols on December l8. An assembly sponsored by Junior Red Cross on March 21 was in charge of several outstanding speakers from the Oklahoma City Chapter-Carl Nighswonger, Don Middleton, Delbert Lacefield, and Miss Maude Brondam, Adult Director of Junior Red Cross in Oklahoma County. Delegates to Camp Clossen Leadership Training Conference May 4-6 were-Carolyn Denton, Carleton Clemons and Pat Gilmartin. At the close of this year we realize that the strength and influence of our organization has just begun and we pledge ourselves to work toward a better Unit next year. I. X C X Z f 0 X Ai, THE ANNUAL STAFF lllw Y fff ,R 5 rw 1.-I Q995' bl -l Ilppx Inn Rllrlnr Y ER ll'- SERVICE AWARDS HAY f llH-Y Hrlrulrl Roland Awarded by the faculty to two boys and two girls in the Senior Class on the basis of Leadership and Service to the School. BOM-A-DIR PEP CLUB First row: Bill Ogle, Johnny Yin Hoove, Dick Clark, James Jones, Second row: Don Flotze, Michael Lewis, Vernon Wall, Jackie Fox, Mr. Presley, sponsor, Third row: John Graves, Dwaine Batey, Bob Hancock, Terry Wallace 'lf 'ii CHESS CLUB Standing: Mr. Lyons, sponsor geated: Jimmy Brown, Bill McCumber, Jackie Screeton, Harold Tory I A 0 .lgf gi, Q Qq f ff--W-a t . 5. Hffl:-If af l09f'k Learning Appreciation Sketchings from Real we--1 kr ig 'p QA 1 Q W TH gnc iiiunclown on skunk creek THE LIBRARY Standing: johnie Van Hoove, Bill Stout, Bolt Hancock, .lane Askins Gross, Wilma Hudnall. Sitting: Billy Coggin, Muirel Schoeleher, Betty Dunn. VISUAL EDUCATION First row: Mr. Gregory, instructor, Morris Short, Brooks Stoup, joe Parsons, Allen Hill. Second row: Carl Oliver, Howard Hill, Donald johns, Don Moore, Howard Gardner, Munclzie Shortridge. Third row: jimmy Boyston, Bob Goodson, Arthur Bnrkhard, Ray Walker, Wan Moore, ferry Pylmrn, Ronald Smith. Fourth row: joe Grady, Elmer North. 2 Vbczzzflbfzrzf gdilddiilbfl ixrrol l'T ml'1f ' '1- This year our Vocational Education Department has won many honors. Some of the subjects offered voca- tionally are Vocational Agriculture, Distributive Educa- tion, Vocational Home Economics, Shop and Mechanical Drawing, Typing and Shorthand and several others. The Industrial Arts Department won two Superiors and Three Excellent Ratings at the Edmond Contest this year. Carroll Branham, Class of 50, had the beautiful hand- made wooden dishes, pictured at the left, on display at the Chicago Industrial Arts Exhibit during the summer and was awarded second place in the United States on his exhibit. Over 39 different states exhibited at this contest. DRIVERS TRAINING jack Huffman, Director .. . f 'aw if .'-,-Z'-nrt. L, - .. 1. ,. -if s'f4?x.it a-es' ' V ,r '1,....e -- 5 J if - - eric f 'Fri 7 T 5 ' --f- f Lfli' ' - ' A as 5 5 A ... Ye 5.7. M yu. TY ,gage-F. -, Y ,, vt y7 L -- w g .eff Q MW, .... .--f-- -KSN, J ew. f x we ' 5 as N' 3' ff-'MW M- sf- weve A . 222. w av .....-f-e-- '- cf J 1- ':11f'fS:?'1- .--f-- 'f12A..5-41-, s' -V 'G ,H-0 5 9 ifZ41?f51?f'i255-'2-?3:'?f1-i-v- -' ., . 1-W a.,..,...-we '1'11flg GPEEr.LEFi3E mogpg i., , C4 I fm! I, WALffP ofdnr Cffy L-.u-L YV - 'sis' DRIVER TWNINGCAI wowfir Cuff miie SCHGCLE , 11111711111 Blair, Repnrler: Elsie Taylor, H1-SlfJYlH7l,' Pa! Holdsrlnzv. Song Leader, State President 50-51,' I05l'f7llI'II1' Hllllllflflf, Pl17'lll1I7l1'7ZlIlTlll7lf ,lo Hellen Rose, l i1'e Presidentg Sue MCCOwn, Presiflenl: liarllum Moore, Serrelary: Sllirly Mriyrzarfl, Tre11sm'e1'. f X fl 18' W A ' Clmrline Devine, Shirley Shonts, Sue Grimes jimmie june Iinson, Katlirrine Grimslead, Loretta Fry- Sllirley Aflt'C!lIIH7l07l Terry Goodman Wilma Huzlnall mire, Rose Molzalm, Dorenlliea Daniels, standing-Joyce Allred. Louise Callaway Betty Bush joy Davis ,, ' C' in ev Q7 ? lfnzrl rum: l r11r1rr'.r Mmnw. Shzrlry liurlgrrs. ,lm-llc Auxiin. Iilrmra llavix, Mary Alyrrs. Srrnnd ww: Rxrlmrrl Anglin, Ru.sf'na Mulznlm, Ruth Ann Hill, Agatha Hll.8llllIlfl, lfmn Trfvzzlumy, Iwmm T'll't1ilkill.,,fHll Ford Thirfl ruw: Mr. linldslmmugll, M1'1ke'y Oliwr, Dun Sfmrlcs. Fumlh row: lm' l,!1T1'7l, Bob liwms, leur' D1'r'lu'y, Dm: lJ111'f'n. - lfilth mw: Louis Altrllury, Huh Sutton, Don Iifxrrix. Dun Floyd. Willmnz IJf'Slm. DISTRIBUTI E EDUCATIO 8 n Slunding: Glenn Cnwrlrn, Rirhard Anglia, Bob Sutton, Mr. Golflxlzomuglz. Sealed: Pat Freeman, .loan Givens. MATH EMATICS Standing: Bob Hancock, Beverly jones, john Myers, Carl Oliver, Mr. Burrows, Arthur Burk- hart, B. C. White. Seated: Virginia McCro.rkey, lack Reise, Gary Dorrnen, Nancy Dimsey, Bobby jones, Frank Wilkins, Nancy Price, Bill Hawkins, Alan Ackerman, Bob Goodson. IN THE SHOP Left to right: johnny Groves, Richard Shimpoch, Carol McDerrnitt, George Kriz, Bill Stout Mr. Moon, Harold Roland, Bab Farrer, Derrell Deloser, Walter Cartwright, Chuck Camp bell, Perry Cain. AN EXPERIMENT Left to right: Kathryn Grimstead, Bill Mcflumber, R. E. Lyon flnstructorj Biology students at work. Wilma Hudnall and james jones. Row Row Row Row Row Row TYPING I 8. Il A STUDENTS Instructor Mrs. Moon jean Reise, Patty King, Thomas jones. jo Ann Wood, Bill Burkhart, jo Ellen Frenrh, Nadine Atwood. Sue Hauser, Emma Ruth Owens, Sally Burk, Wanda Moore, Shirley Lindsay Anne Ile Laughter, Ranell Blair, joy Paine, Pat Holdsrlaw, Carole jerome. Clara jo Farmer, Marion Lynch, Don Sutton, joyce Canaday. Foster Wear. VOC T10 AGRICULTURE Miss C hampinn Perry und his tractor Mmm' good Dividing min, FMHWI Chvmniw' ow unify mum 7 vi oklahoma sme ni, wso f 'Y W Chvmvion Hcilu 1 Down in the :am field Head ol the lamily Eating again Chov lima 14+ fff yn, ? Y 5 Champion lo be Priu Wilma J 1. , ..,, ,. +1 . I J,W A i'w ww' 1 N - N -venn, .1 . vs . A - , - 1 -- H 1 A ,EF W '- - ' - wwf-.V , -, - -my ,W . V ..1:,., ' l.: - . ,D Y ' ' 'mm-v Plum' . 'vl- 'WRQUQQ A I -ff ' 1 ,Q tj 5 Li l v I u. -'af , ' E ' if . i, M, z lllllll Hillhlil 1.-H, Inlrsvllrm .7-4. ,- ., . rg f, , . I , . , . x , Lt 5, 'Lv 'a A Wl'.,r.,gfk . mm ,. A ' f ,fznff - il 14f . A, -. L, - AGGY-LAND QL ..... -..,..... f QUEENS SECTIGN TELEVISION QUEEN Tappy Ann Ritchie 5?7'f .pf ,V 'ly , xi Ivy? 6 , ,Mu - 1 nw. I., . , ,Mg . ,LN QF wh' .1 1 1. ., - ui'7'N?1 ' i i 4. X FOOTBALL QUEEN R osona IW 0 lza lm Attendants jenolyn .Snellzngs Pat Holdsrlaw BAND QUEEN jo Anne Bernarda Mrs. Effie Carlisle Director of Speech Mrs. Carlisle believes that the Dramatic Arts program will develop speech skills, poise, cooperation and an understanding of human nature for these reasons. Many opportunities are given the fifty students in play production to participate in plays. This year the department presented five three-act plays and seven one-act plays. The three-act plays presented were Mother ls a Freshman , Cheaper By the Dozen , Room No. 13 , Barter , and Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. Barter was the fifth annual Palm Sunday night play. This is the play pro- ductions contribution to the religious life of the community. As usual, the play was the outstanding event of the year. Money derived from these plays this year was used for the Junior-Senior Prom, Senior Memorial, Football score board, a tape recorder for the speech department, and the Thespian Society. The B.1rle1 : Shirley Rirhzwrls, Sliirlry Rmlgrrs, Dun Floyd, and Vernon Wall. Mrrrom, daughter of Jobcl A.,,A,,,.......,.... ........ S hirley Rodgers Lora, Servant ........,.........,,.,..,.. Jobal, of the Sanhedrin ,,,,,,,,,. . ...Agatha Husband ,.,,,......Vernon Wall Esther, daughter of Joboi ..A,..., ....., C orolyn McLean Mary ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,A,,,AAAA,A,,,, .,.,,,,, G eraldine Clark Rhea, Jobol's second wife ....... ....... S hirley RiChGrdS Phonuel, of Judea .A,.....,.,,,.... .','-..-.r..,- D Ori Floyd Oreb, servont of Vcrrus ..,..... ............,,. C Ofliey -lOl'li'1S Judas, the lscuriot .,......,.,,. .,...,.. Mother of Judas ...........,,,. .....-. .Josephine Womack Varrus, Roman soldier ......,,. . ,,...,John McKinney .....CharIes Patchen OUR HEARTS WERE YOUNG AND GAY Steward .....,.........,,Y,.,..,.....,,......,,.,,........A,,....,.,..,, Jim Stubblefield Mrs. Skinner .....,,,Y.v...,. ......., T appy Ann Ritchie Otis Skinner .Y........,......... ,..,.,.,,.,......,.. D on Floyd Cornelia Otis Skinner ......., .,,,............ C arole Jerome Emily Kimbrough ,...,,.,.... ,,....e. J osephine Womack Porger ..........,.........,.... ,,,,..,.,,,,,,.... J ess Taylor Stewa rdess .....,,.. Dick Winters ....,., Admiral .,,.,........,,,,. Harriet St. John .,...,. Winifred Blaugh .,..... Leo McEvoy ...,,....... Inspector .......,. Therese ..,.....,,,.,... Madame Elise ......... Monseur De La ...... Window Cleaner ....... .,,,,...Fron Treadway ,,,...,..Vernon Wall .,....Charles Patchen ,...Carolyn McLean A,.,....Je:inette Stevenson ...,..,,,.....,Clyde Taylor .,..,.Y,Agatha Husband ,v.....,Ruth Ann Hill ,.,.,.Loretta Mackey .,,.......Corkey Johns ..Johnny McKinney Our Hznrls Were Young and Gny : Cnrlcey jnhm Carole lemme and jusephine Womack ' .IIINIIIRS Mather I: a Frzxhman : QLzll la righlj Io Ann Wood. Wanda Moore, Carolyn Conrad, lirnmir Baker, Charles Pnlrllzn. Shirley l.nnLxay, Camlvn Wen, Emma Kulh Owcn, and Sue MrCuwn. Down fmnl: lfny Cunumgham. In Ann lirnmrdr. and Canal Mfllnmm. Mullin lx a l :eslmxan : la Ann Brmardc. Charlrs l'atrlu-n Mather lx n I re.rhmun : qfnsl rawj In Ann llhml, Wanda - and Iimmlr liakrr. Munn, Charles Palrhrn, lu Ann Hrrnardr. Innrme liakrl, Sur Malfuwn, and Slnrlry I.m1hay. fXrraml mnvj Sammy Fox, lruy Cunnnlfflarn, Carrol Mrllrumlf, Camlyn Wat, lalm Harney, Emma ulh Owen, Carolyn Mrlman, and Cmulyn Cunvad. Room Number l3 : lnnmu' Baker, Wanda Mawr, Carml Mrllenmll, Slmlry Lmdmy, Camlyn Can- rad, Mackey Ulmer. Max Ulzum, and I-Imma Rall: Owen. THESPIAN OFFICERS President , . . . ,Vernon Wall Vice-Pres. Josephine Womack Secretary Rurh Ann Hill lemme. In n ht: Kathryn Guy, Ioyre Mnrlm, ,lem Taylar, Ruth Ann Hxll, lvsephrne Wvmath, all, Loretta Marhey, Geraldine Clark, Shirley Rirhardx, Shirley Rodgers, and Carole Ellie . ,.1ffhew. .90 . 0 LGPIAYN - C16 If Clvdf TUyl'l1', lf'-YI Taylor Mrs Carlisle' Femldmel 1 Climl I , , I. ', ' ' 'f ' - 1 . are la Mnvelrey, Vernon Wall, Cano? Aiziglgfmizisepiirxe llumarh, Ruth Arm Hill, lu Ann Hemarde, Carnlyri Cunrad, and 1 -'1 Cheaper by the Unzenn: Camle lemme, Ruth Ann Hill, Loretta Markey, Clyde Taylor, and Shirley Rodgers. The Thespian Play: Cheaper by the Dozen Loretta Marhey, Shirley Rodgers, Shirley Hichardr, and Clyde Taylor. TROUP No. l0l Clerk ..,., , ,. Loretla Mackey Photographer and Reporter .... ..,.ShirIey Richards Sponsor., .Mrs. Effie Carlisle The Thespian Play: Cheaper joyee Marlin, Mirhey Oliver, Dari: Carkey johns, Caroe jerame,.Dan Vermm Wall, Clyde Taylor, Shirley Sidney Sanders. e Ruth Ann Hill, Lareltn Mackey, Don Sparlu, and Booman BEAM smrr fl , ., J , VxXixNiw,mWt'vl31,'f , . lrfffffz QA A A W ff A .11 It lift. A ffitkfkm ta f M111 J nt ww MR- LAM AR GRE sP0n.vor GORY 3 'tw Pansy FARMER f 1 gl . KATHRYN czuv -Z Axxislunt Editor ,,,.f- Q 'uri' 2' 5' Editor I -' N .5 Nzff comcv QOHNS 4 Si ' '. MARTHA some TVPISIS s ' Repoftzr -' . .45 W i- A .W -1 leg ff 'X ' V .4 - 1 ,, , z .E,Tf'A N 'Aw-,v 54:1-n . t ' 'x 1 -1. 'lv va A N ssrsmu HARRISON HMONTON you NEWTON DON sugdT0N society-sdnof mmf,-mmf Spofts- HU' GLADYS ANN BERG Make-up Editor HARRISON lONNEuP0ftef fag 5 10 ELLEN MOUNTS Typist: ,rrw00D E NAmN-fypists ENCH 'kevwrw-s....,,Q.,,,,,,qW'.Www Mrs. Frances Wrighlsmnn, R.N., Checks Visual Skills READING CLINIC CLASS Fmn, m1,1,.. vig-p Fanarla , Marian Black Ruth Srlmtt, Carrnen Manning Far Iefl table: jay Mix: Ruth Redwine Speech Currerlianisl M,,,,.4i-- . . g 2 W ,, ' I I Y ' '. . A ' - Frank Elsea, Kile Barlaw, Carroll MrDe1'm1lt, Sam Fox. Left bark lalzle: Iohnyre Ogee, janet Min- lan, Alarm Allan, Connie MrCalu'1a lanes. Middle lalrle: Peggy Hesland, Raselyn Sailor, Pal Hill, luyce Marlirz. Right lrarlc lable: Imogene Parnell, In Helen R0-YB, Chaflvllf MfC0Td. DGTTCU DC' luzier. Side Ialllrz Darmy Daiiix, ,larrmr Mrlllzllian, Eugene RIIJSEII- -In ' LK BANQUET, PROFESSIONAL WORKSHOP READING CLINIC Mr. R. H. McLean, Oscar V. Ruse, Mrs. Lmfa Crum. Dr. Emmell A, Bells, Director Reading Clinic at Temple University, Mr. 1. E. Sultan, jr. jo Helen Ruse using the Reading Rate Controller ln irnpmue her reading skills. THE READING CLINIC The Reading Clinic, directed by Mrs. Leva Curtis, is one of our most needed classes. Each student in High School is tested tor visual skills, hearing acuity, mental maturity, personality adjustment, speech de- fect and aptitude, after these tests students needing correction of defects are referred to specialists. Those who need to improve reading skills attend classes in clinic. Another service of the clinic is the tile of v0- cational and educational information which is open to all students. The director, of the clinic, is avail- able for counselling during the day, Mrs. Frances Wrightsman, R, N., and Miss Ruth Redwine, Speech Correctionist, assists with the testing program. Paueil ANA 75 Per 5'l'ANd tbl' Corkey Johns Nancy Price Joan Altman Jean Reise Betty Allen Janet Minton Lois Lane Joyce Martin Clara Jo Farmer C. L. Bass W MARCH 9 D75 g STUDENT COUNCIL --.-.' Sponsor - Ilfildred Lyon President - Harald Roland Vine-President - Charles Patchen Rewarding Secretary - Kathy Carlin Corresponding Secretary - Corinne Schott Treasurer - Barbara Moore Parliamentarian - Pat Holdsclaw Publicity Chairman - Sammy Fox MEMBERS: Carrol McDermitt Wendel McCarty Carol Barber Ruth Schott Marian Black Jo Ann Wooo Elaine English John Baker Elsie Taylor Carole Jerome Shirley Maynord Jo Helen Rose Imogene Parnell f. L , . L...- ra-... R080 D x Jo Ann Berna rde National Association of Student Councils AQ' April I3 N x MK sruomrc..,Nc,L f TRIAL FEB, 95' Center circle: Carolyn McLean, Pat Vaughn, Billy Burkhart, Wendell McCarty, Sally McKaskle, jonne Harrison, Mynda Holman, Carol Hayes, julia Evans, Pat Dorsey, Don Sutton. First row: Bobby Anderson, janette Harris, jim Williamson, Barbara Morgan, Stella Spearman, Dap- hene Harrison, Callie jo Spearman, Al jerznings, jimmy Coggin, Cathryn Unverzagt, joy Payne, Emma Lou Stiver, joe Grady. Second row: Billy Dodson, Paggy Brady, Helen George, Roy Walker, joe Brown, Richie Watts, Munsie Shortridge, jimmie McDonald, Kenny Miller, jim Boydston, Elmer North, Dick Boroughs, Rose Marie Holden, Heil Weiler, joan Bernarde. Third row, on right: William McCorkle, Buddy Spurlock, Pat Bakken, Kermit Kirk, jim Baker. Standing row: Corkey johns, Donna Roland, Mr. Smith, Mr. Rounds, Frances Keen, Travis Rice, Rus- sell Brown, Carlton Clemens, Glennda Griffin, Evelyn Ritchie, Ronnie Morgan, and Bobby jones. Tri State Sweepstakes, 1950 - State Marching Champion, Class BB, 1950-51 - Edmond Sweepstakes 1951 - District Champion, Class BB, 1951. Eugene V. Smith . ' . B. R ds, . Assistant Director I mm If Senior Band Director Q 49 Tx Q, Drum Major: jimmy Baker Band Queen: In Anne Bernarde Q 'fri -fl' ' O I Mll1.lJTfllF.TI joy Payne, Pat Durxfy, Rose Marie Holden, Cathryn Unuerzagl x - -N A 1 - Daphene Harrison I U E 1 Q 1 ' 'x IVKA '-' sf K V 2 I 1 1 1 5 i 1 f 1 HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA lfirsl 1-mv: Carolyn Mrl.r'an, Nril l1'f'ilf'r, Dirk liurmws, Hill liurkhart. ,larry Canaday, fue Grady. Seronrl row: Bobby jones, lflrnlw' Norlh, WaH1'r Crntwriglzt, limrny liakfr. Strmzlingz Carlton Clenlrms. BAND OFFICERS jo Anne Bernarde, Honorary Captain, jim Baker, Major, joe Brown, Captain First Lieutenants, Elmer North, Corkey johns, jimmy Boydston, Bill Burkhart, Bobby jones Al jennings, Master Sergeant joe Grady, Master Sergeant jonne Harrison, Terh. Sergeant Evelyn Ritchie, Tech. Sergeant Stella Spearman, Staff Sergeant Richard Watts, Staff Sergeant Barbara Morgan, Staff Sergeant Carolyn McLean, Sergeant, Dick Burrows, Sergeant, Carol May Hayes, Cor- poral: jim Williamson, Corporal, Carlton Clemons, Corporal, Travis Rice, Corporal. Kneeling: joy Payne, Tech. Sergeant, Daphene Harrison, Staff Sergeant. MIXED CHORUS lfimf i-mv: Iii-wzlx' lfmm, Put Il'illmnu, loan Hurlrv. ,ln.-Inn ll'nlflrr, Sllirlvy ll'ullu'r, Iinima Ruth Owens. Beverly Smith, Rulh Tinner, fiumlyn l1'w.xI. llunrlu illufnr. Srfuml min: flnlliwyri Ihlfhlyrin, Srniiu llillllI'l', Pnlly lhikis, Shirley Bulfry, Elrine English, -loyre Crmadny, llnml limlfri, lhgniiri ill1l,'m,ilr1'y, Pnl lx-l'7l7Il'llY. 'I'hii'11 rum: llrlllltlll lirngr, lllnrilyn MrGl0tl1lin, julia Lael Evans, Virginia Tate, Lela Hur lluwfllfl, Hwrulrlrm' !.'lmmIlr'r fflurlf. lfuhv Arm Iiunimuri, liwllv Griffith. lfmirlli raw: llladgc Myres, Patty Ruth Kl7lg,I.1lllT!l Ward, lf:-ily l.nu Ilmlrrv, AlllIlI'l'll Smrrl. llillir Mm' tiuuk, l'mn'll l.mm'.s. lfiflh ww: Ralph Sprague, Dm: Sparks, C, L. Bass, Kenneth Summers, li. lf. ll'hil1', Ulu Tuylm, l r1'1Irln' llurfurr. llmmlrl 'l'u'yfm'rl, lnhiz 1ql'lllfllt'ff17l. The Vocal Department, under the direction of Mrs. Vera Keller, is in its sixth year. The chorus has done out:tanding work this year in the entertainment field as well as in classwork. The department has been active in providing entertainment for the community and church gatherings, and the graduating exer- cises at the close of the year. Two concerts are held annually by the mixed chorus. 1 Al lr'r1nirig.v ll. II. Whitf- ' U lx'r'nm'tli Sinrirnen 'J jon Brown Ruby Arm Bun man ff Wa Mrs. Keller in 'T -ez Q7 I 4' liillir Mus' Cook lker GLEE CLUB First row: Betty Riley, Bonnie Uselton, Betty jean Hall, Geraldtne Chambers, Evelyn Gazaway, joann Becker. Second row:Roselyn Saylor, Pat Stevens, Barbara Shafer, Betty Dunn, Margaret Kirk, Mary Peeler. Third row: joy Davis, Priscilla Line, Geraldine Chandler Clark, Pat Hill, Carmon lllanning, Betty Bush. Fourth raw: Clyde Shatswell, jackie Fox, jolm Myres, Lefty Wilken, Bobby Mounts, Ronnie Lakin. SPECIALS Ruth Ann Hill, Evelyn Gazaway, Geraldine Chambers, Helen Henson, Pat Williams, Beverly jones, Betty Griffith, Gaye Floyd, Catheryn Pitchlynn, Agatha Husband. Billy Hollowell, Al jennings, john Myers, Lefty Wilkin, johnny McKinney, Kenneth Sum- mers, B. C. White, joe Brown. PEP CLUB Cheerleaders: Carol lerorne, Loretta Markey, Shirley Brogan, ,lo Ann Wood. Serond row: Carolyn Conrad, Shirley Lindsey, Madge Myers, Carolyn West, Beverly Smith, Patty King, Kay Srhentk, Carol Barber, Doris Miller, and Mrs. Fussell. Third row: Roselyn Saylor, Ruth Schott, lo Ann Givens, Emma Ruth' Owens, johnyre Ogre, lane! Minton, Tappy Ritrhie, llenolyn Snellin s, and Lurille Edwards. Fourth row: Kathy Carlin, Carolyn McLain, Clara lo Farmer, Marion Lyneh, Ozell Motley, Martfa jo Cole, jo Ann Walker, Betty Money, ,loan Atwood, Margaret Davis, and Marion lilark. Fifth row: Colleen Lykins, Barbara Schaffer, Peggy Kirne, julia Evans, Virginia Tate, Marilyn MrLoth- lin, Verna Lane, Barbara Waters, Delores Barrifk, Kathleen Myers, and Barbara Moore. Sixth row: Betty Dunn, Mildred Sorrels, Dorothy Swanner, Beverly Harrison, Elaine English, Helen Guthrie, Betty Prire, Carmen Manning, Lelia Hous- rhild, and Patsy Talib. Seventh row: Bonnie Uselton, Gladys Ann Berg. Betty Hall, Dora Haggard, Nora Haggard, Alana Allen, Wanda Moore, Betty Miller, Shirley Maynord, and Elsie Taylor. 'Nx - N 1, ' ' hw lf? 5' lf ' T, V, 1. , ' If W BOMBERETTES J K ' I L X The Bomberettes, girls' pep organization, approximately ninety X strong, has, with the aid of the boys' pep club, given our Midwest City Bombers excellent support this year. The officers for the year were Lucille Edwards, president, Carolyn Conrod, vice-president, Shirley Lindsay, secretary, Jo Ann Givens, treasurer. The cheerleaders were: Carole Jerome, Loretta Mackey, i xg, Jo Ann Wood, Shirley Brogan, and Charlotte McCord. Gold sweaters and black skirts made an impressive picture at all l football games. The girls not only participated in the yells at the tootball and basketball games, but also took part in the coronation .1 ceremony of the football queen. P ' in n - i, l ON Meetings were held three times a week and business transacted. If 5 5 The girls sold Bomber pencils to help pay for the scoreboard, raised money to help buy football jackets, and helped with various drives throughout the year. action. Burl: row: ,lanu'.x MrGlr1llllin, ,lark lifzbrf, lohn Smarl, Robert Ifisli, Ilwaine Barry. Third row: Gerald Clzaflc, Bill Phillips, Tum Smit, llvrzwr' Rltrlrzfy, IX't'7l?7PllI 1.1-llllllflllll, Bill Hawkins, Dan Sparks. Sfmrzrl row: Ilrm HHl'TI-.Y, ,lim Parks, 1.U7llllff Oakes, Boll S7711-lll, lclfllllfll illayrzrzrrl, .lnlm Harvey, Cliarlex Palrlzfn. First mnq Walter Garlzvrlglzl, Bill lJazf1'.s, ff'.s's Taylor Max Oliver, -Inn Zeizlws, jerry flllllillflgllfllllr, Harold Roland, and Sponsor, ,lark Huffnzan. yll Ml The M Club is composed ot athletes who have lettered in one or more of the four major sports, basketball, baseball, football, and track. It is this organization, which puts Midwest City athletic program into The M Club helps the students in many ways. lt is interested not only in sports but other activities as well. Sponsor: Jack Huffman FIRST TERM OFFICERS SECON President 7,7,,,,7,,7,,,,, . ,,Y,, Max Oliver President Vice-Pres. James McGlothlin Vice'Pres. , , Secretary , , ,, . ,,,, Bill Phillips Secretary . , Treasurer Jerry Cunningham Treasurer Sgt. at Arms Jim Stubblefield Sgt. at Arms l Xml D TERM OFFICERS Jerry Cunningham . Jim Stubblefield ,, Don Harris , Richard Maynord John Smart N Q3 1 , F Qaafdzzf , ' 51? ll fig '-vs' A v' l 40 H g l ' 'cf' : . t G f if as . .1 ' 431 , - V rl -d, E 'Q' 5 , JIM STUBBLEFIELD '-as-5 9 . ' -5- M. ' . 'Eg ,P ex-LL t JERRY CUNNINGHAM BILL PHILLIPS Q Midwest City 7 Bristow . . . 6 'I' Midwest City 20 Edmond . . I3 5 , 5 Midwggf City Pllfltdm . . . it. M Midwest City 6 Purcell . . . 20 Y F'- t,. Midwest City 30 Moore . - . - 7 Midwest City 82 Southeast . . . 6 ' ' ' X ' Midwest City 21 Pauls Valley . . . 6 1 Xa, Midwest ciiy 25 Northeast . . . . 1 . 1- Midwest City 25 Yukon - - - - 0 , Y. 1 Midwest City 25 John Marshall . 24 f Midwest City 42 Alumni . - . - 0 ' - L if . . ' :if ,, 5.-WZ 655- 'Q' TOM SCOTT DON HARRIS The Bomber football team began one of its most successful seasons Midwest has ever had by defeating Bristow, termed one of the classiest teams in the state. Midwest City continued to play top football all season, but perhaps the most brilliantly played of all was the game played with Southeast. The Bombers defeated the Spartens 82-6. The only blot on the Bombers' record came from Purcell. Midwest. City ended the season defeating the Alumni team 40-O. The Bombers who will graduate this spring are, Gerald Cheek, Harold Roland, Jim Stubblefield, Max Oliver, James McGlothlin, Jess Taylor, Denver Ritchie, Bill Davis, Kenneth Linthicum, and Dwaine Batey. IIM ZEIDERS BILL DAVIS FOOTBA. Top mzii, left tn right: Rmmizf Pnllc, Mgr., llIlIlllY !i11l1i1i, 11 1111111151 C1111111l11y, Cl111rl1's C11mpl11'll, jolnzny Grnzles, S1111111131 Fox. Bill M1'C11111l11'1', ,I111'l1 Ih'1'.v1'.l1 .11!1'mx, Mgr. Tl1i1'1l row, left to right: C1m1'l1 jake Spnmi, Bill Phillips, liurlrly lV.Yl'llH7l, ,lwry C11111111 T11111 Smit. D1'11111'r Rilrlml, Grfrnld Cliefk, jim Sllllllllffllflll, jim Zl'IlKll'7'.Y, Cflflfll Lfn l'1'1'xl1-31. S1'1'111,, x lr!! 111 VI-Qllfi ClII17'lf'S Przlrhrn, Iolni SII11171, jim P111'l1.f, 'l1111z1's M1'Gl11Il1l111, l?z1'11i111' I?11l1'x'. Max '11, ,lffxx T11yl11r. 1 lv7'.Yl 111111, left 111 right: Dirk Knippfr, 1111111 Hfll'1lf?y', Bill IJ111116. H111'11l1l leflllflllll, H'.'.'ff1 f'.1111'l1111'1'g'l1i, 1,1171 Hfl7'l'I'S, Kru- n1'tl1 Lintlzirum. v 1 umm row: Duck Knipper, Denver R1tch1e, Jim Slubblefivld, Gvrald Cheek. Front row: Jess Taylor, James MfGlo1hIin, B111 Dams, Harold Roland, Kenneth Linthicum, Dwame Barey UPF. 0 1532 3 ,..,, , X IW Ol' ' . ax mn W -'-'S- 2 lfllfllljl UJ'f'll!17l Dirk Kll1',bl7F'l' I s bl i f MrGloIhIin S1'IfrIr'd All-Stale James lBig Red? McGlothIin, the Bomber's 6 ft. 3 in. 205 lb., right tackle was selected for the l950 all state football team. This is an annual selection honoring the prep greats of Oklahoma. James, who has lettered four years for the Bombers, will repre- sent the South in the game played at Taft Stadium, in August l95l. Other Bombers who were nominated for all state are Harold Roland, guard, Gerald Cheek, half back, and Jim Stubblefield, quar- terback. l' Ifllflfllllfl Brmquet The Bombers' victorious football team assembled at Twin Hills Country Club on December 6, 1950, in honor of their successful season. The football boys their dates the h , , coac es and their wives at- tended. Gomer Jones, head line coach of Oklahoma Universit y, was guest speaker. e.3i the Q T R1'1'l1f1rrI Af!Ij'71UTIi BASKETBALL A BOYS, 1e'f1' In right R1'11l111'r1 Alllyllllfll, 1111111151 Z1'1r1r'1.x', lllll lfffx, 111111116 Onkcfs, If1I1H'l'f 151.811, Ih'11z'f'r R1'tr'111'r', f1!'lYl1f1 C11r'1'1:, lvxs TVIIYIIII, 1111111 H1,,-pry, 101111 Hl1Y111'Il1lglI. Q 111 'ka 4 ZX i Q, ll il Wf?if'. 4' 1 gfifft 1'-' A'XqIf,'55 X1 Q l.11n1111' O111u'.v , ' Z OYS, 111111: 111111, 1011 Io 1'1g111: ff!'1'1l1!1 Ifzlz11f'11114Iz', T 111 f11111I'I'l', Iinnny 13 B 11 G11111.Y11111'r111g11, C111'1Sl1'11z1'e'11, lllhllfly C1'111f1's, Cllllfll I'1'1',x'l1'y. l'.I'U7l1 111111, lffl to right: lx'1'r111f'111 C1Il'l'1f. Alax O111'f'l', C11111'1f'.S lf11111j111f'11, Iiurlrlv I1.w'1lr111, Tum ntl, 1111111 Dlyerx, H1117 Smillz, B111 Oglr, lark Iirixf, 171111114 lV111:111x. Sr' lirzrk ww: Batty Allrn, llflgr., Norma Turner, Norma Clmmllfr, I':.YflI!'1' Tnvlur, Phyllis l,r'f', Wurzrin Hunter. 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