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

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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

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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

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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