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

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MILDRED WEBB To our friend, who is always willing to help, who always has a minute to chatg who works unceasingly to better our schoolg who is always a perfect Christian ladyg who takes no credit for herself-- to this friend we present and dedicate our '54 BOMBER. rg' 1. FACULTY 12? x. O 1' Y AUDREY MOON C R MOON Typing Shop , rf -14' I 1 if 4. 1 46:15 ROBERT STANBERRY Distributive Education 'K BERT HA LOOPER HOWARD JONES Commercial B1010gy X L.: - -Q X 'si-f S V ll J' f fm ei vw, . MILDRED LYON ROBERT LYON Language Science U - f. .M-' Q J, VS I LA MAR GREGORY Journalism English MARY ANN WOOD ffl DELENA MELTON LB, ROUNDS. JR. English Instmmental Music bzszzuv I N01 I RUBY BARBER English JOE B. SPANN History and V . ll BAsn. ION:-:s Vocational Agriculture MAYBELLE PROVINE Mathematics 3' EFFIE CARLISLE Dramatics lm. JOHN F. PRATT, III History and Coaching 'www ONEIDA HANSEN FRED HERFORD Home Economics Applied Science ,ffp- 'f NP RICHARD LYKINS AUDREY COLS'I'ON Vocal Music Home Economics YTD' MILDRED WEBB LE. SUTTON, JR. Art Principal R s PSYCHOLOG EAN ' .1 W, . ' fc. ,M . -i , 1 eiin 1 K , K '1': ' 'i LEVA CURTIS G.A. HOWERTCSN ' Counseling and Guidance DfiVC1'S Edl1C8Ii0H DQYYQHICS GHC KQDIES Low ond high tensicn h wmnq - Q in Vs! Advmlcv nmchonxl, . Q A X Crap ond rm-gf ' X I Comm! pomwf, lvbsscmtw ffismb 91325 and K 1: N M m W .2 ff? 1:--x -yn . ,.,,, t fa , 4 ., 3 i Kim is -9 if f I ' , X H' 8 'f 3 Q i I ': M f'.rA'? V if .. b V it fy , i nf- I' '--.. '5 b 3' HERMAN MOORE Auto Mechanics HA ZEL VAN DUSEN English ,,.,.J , .af 1 .gl Q2 IOSEPHINE CROOKS JAMES DARNELL English i History and Coaching X ssmons O A SE 101: CLASS SPQNSQRS 5 X O .TAKE SPANN HERMAN MOORE ,wg im 5 3- wa? if ju- ggi v . 5 ,. Q mu ' 1, 1 T , Pi ., ,,.,,.. , ., I , 539 .. .1 N I ' f ,N , 4 mf' ,f JOHN FRANK PRATT MARGUERITE BARRETT IOSEPHINE CROOKS , . ' 3. fw . 4w'f,pgg:m-L- ,Ei , 1:-Jmwgfwtwat W - 'li ' 525: AUDREY MOON JAMES DARNELL CLIFFORD MOON 0 I 'P- YAY AY' f ill, Q' KW Qfw 1-fl-0 :yn 3 1 f 'gi ,A -4' rr Y t 'R ,K w b if 54 ,UML A :nys , w,f4ai1 ff ::i:4+?fyfsTfSTf5 ' R Rgfgaifswigffn' wifzxm-my L swf P23:,f:f5f5?5g55w pai Qf',35Yf ' N NNNT ROBERT STANSBERRY ROSE MARIE HOLDEN Secretary -I brvy ' K I 1 1 2 ,LA P K 'ii 2 P 1 DON NELSON President PETE SMART Vice President EXECUTIVE BOARD V PEGGY BRADY Treasurer ev L., fm, DV Standing, left to right: Punk Parenica, Bill Krisher, Johnny Roberson, Joe Phillips, James Colbert and Sam Sanborn. Seated, left to right: Donna Roland, Nance Weeks, Billie Hill and Judy Hannon. CAROL ADAIR Q' COROTHY AHSMUHS 9995, , i 8 U DEAN ANDREW ,win f ' JEAN ALSUP A Q if A as 2 iw ixy iiu. X f?Q 1 A X if T X A A CHLOE ARNOLD BOB ASHTON I LAVORA ANDERSON JOYCE ARCHER 1 JANETTE ATKINSON NINA AUSTIN wi if ff' . -5-wa- ,i5l5::?ig5?f fgiL yi QZSYEWQZ' .417 fi JEL.-M 5. 2325.2 NAT I on HUIOR SOCIITY Vs' W BARBARA BLAKE ROWENA BOZARTH JEAN BARR HOWARD BEDDO if 2 JIMMY BRIDGES RUF US BROWN RUS SELL BROWN JAMES BROWN NETA BROWN GAIL BROOKS WILLELLA BROWN BETTY BRYANT A ii CHARLES CARLIN DELORA CARRIGER CAROLYN CHEAT WOOD - Aww.. N IBMRY ODESSA BUCHANAN FRANK BUZBEE JANICE CARRELL .TEAN CHESHER O. J. COLBERT QIX W '-9 .- 41 fsbf-E J Y 2 1' .1 1 Z' O ' AWq5,'V'04 'I .lo W4 - X 4' S I ' Ur: qc ac Y-QS MIKE COTNER CAROLYN COWAN RONALD COLEMAN I ACK COMBS DON CRABBE MARGIE DANIELS YVONNE DANK ART DECKER KENNETH de CORDOVA PATSY CUNDIFF BARBARA EVANS NOVEDA DICKSION BILL DODSON , My 9-f. w 1 imiig f, 5 3 -fi' A .. . . ,I ii M If U, ' Q, 'f-.ram h I A f' LM., , if N 5 -J - f5? .,2-'w-95' 'isfffif , we !3zf,,w::f .TERRY EDWARDS STEVE ERWIN IMOGENE EZZELL JAN FARRAR GLENDA FARRELL JOY ANN FARTHING PAYE FERGUSON . - ' MARY FOWLER JIM FINDLEY NINA FLANERY JACKIE FIDLER EDDIE FIELDCAMP Q f 'N Y x X f 5' Q y 9 ,I fmw-.flf-L: - : Yfvfiwwgjf, . , 2, , - -A - i ' HARRY FURLONG HELEN GEORGE DEE FRENCH BERNICE FROLICH PAT FREDERICK JOHN GIBBS SHIRLEY GIVENS RALPH GRANT .TOY GLASGOW WILMA GOFORTH X L-9 '4' ,ff-u, GLENDA GRIFFIN TAWAUNA HALES JIMMY .TOE HALL JUDY HANNON SANKA HARRINGTON 3 LL ak M, BETTY HARRIS IANETTE HARRIS EMAI' EEG MIKE HAYS JERRY HARRIS ROSEMARY HARRIS Q 4 E Y ' H Q 5 S HSSSSR V ,SRH , Y BILLIE HILL lv S MARGARET HINTON . k .qm'! WL: .42 A. S- ,fi ' ' RONNIE HERFORD FRANK HICKS KAY HEPP yr . as 5-mi' , 5' SUE HIPP JIMMY ISAAC MARION KINNETT WA NIT A KIT CHEN S CONNIE KOERNER CHARLOTTE JAMES SHIRLEY JONES WALBURGA KORTHAUS Wally, a German exchange student who has been with us this year has made friends. We hope she will al- ways remember her experiences at KERMIT KIRK many MCI-IS. SHIRLEY LEWIS BILL KRISHER GEORGE KRIZ BERDEAN KROEKER LLOYD LeC-IRAND CO ANN LOGSDON LLOYD LOT SPEICH SAM LINDSEY LOUIE LOCKE VERNA LEWIS JOHNNY LYNCH WILLIAM MCCORKLE ROBERT McDOWELL ,-4 ' '25 Q BARBARA MADDEN IO ANN MAGNESS LOUISE MCCOY JUNE MCDANIEL Y! MARY MCKINNEY DAVID MAGRUDER TOMMY MANGUS MAYNARD MARTIN FLOY MATCHEN If I 5 f 2 5 Egg X R 2 Q f13Q'?i?ii M M -rag-'xqilhgf if Wg , ., 1-Q TE , ,ffzff X 'f' We 4,3 MELVIN MEENCH 5 4 I ..Lg z CHARLES MITCHAM I ,, 1,.i:Q JERRY MIX PEGGY MYERS BOBBY NETTLETON JAMES MORRISON MARILYN MORTON JIMMY MONTAMAT RONNIE PAT RICK MARVIN PILGRIM JULIA PI'I'CHLYNN DEAN NITTLER EUGENE osBoRN M111 I LIONEL PARENICA JOE PA SK VAN JOE PHILLIPS DON PITTS DAVID PLAYFORD BILL RESER MARY SUE POGUE DARWIN RENSHAW CLARK RICHARD SON BRACK RIDDLE HQ- - flax: v' D ., K S ,Af 5 .. 2 fi, fifffw ,.' - L, . 5ff5:,5,l:L ' i' 'Q W ' 25 5 , ' 5 , fiiiiffzl' I ' DON RODGERS DONNA ROLAND SUE ROBERTS KAY RODGERS JOHNNY ROBERSON ALMA ROUSE' SAM SANBORN BONITA SCHAFFER LA MAR SART IN ROBERT SA UNDERS CARL SMITH CAROLYN SMITH CALLIE IO SPEARMAN BELVA SPIVIA .fl-IESPM S AUDREY SCHIERENBECK BETTY SPRUIELL KAY SPURLIN I L.. ,V 4 of if Y ,V Y sk N3 ... 4' I BUDDIE SPURLOCK DORCIE STALLINGS WANDA STIVER KOBA TAKAYASKI BOB TANKERSLEY - 63'i+iwi,i I 1, Z GAYLE ST OUT MARIE SUMNER DOROTHY SWEARINGEN - MALUORIE THOMPSON PAT THOMPSON WSW DAVID THOMPKINS f , ,f WILLIAM THOMPSON RICHARD THORP RUTH TRITTEN JIM WALKER LYN DON TRENT MOLLIE WALL RONALD WALLER DON WESTON NANCE WEEKS WYMON WEST BARBARA WARD BUDDY WARD GLENN WILLHOITE LAREE WILLIAMS I RAY WHITE EVELYN WILLEY LULA BELLE WHEELOCK MARY ZALOUDIK DON WINGFIELD LONDOS WINN 1 I 1 :'f' A4 . L V i , ' A i BARBARA WRIGHT 5 V: ,. . . . ennitr Q ':- 3 y .:: ,AA , CHA Russ YANTIS , V, ry i V..! F IN MEMORIAM JERRY WEBBER In memory of Jerry Webber, a fellow class member, who was killed in an auto accident in the summer of 1953. Jerry, who came here in 1947, was well known in the halls of Midwest City High School. He will be long remembered by all who knew him. Friends of my youth, at last adieul Haply some day we meet againg Yet, ne'er the self-same men shall meetg The years shall make us other men. 'BUIIOH .IUNIORS f I 'YN' 'f , . ss' A 4 .J F x Q, 1. ga sax 1 F lfmvwff ' T4, ,- President FRANK SMITH T re asurer JANE HOLBIRD Vice President RALPH BOWYER Secretary KAYE BOWMAN The Junior Class has worked long and diligently this year to make JUNIOR CLA SS OFFICERS their class a success. In all fairness we must agree that they have had a wonderful year of study and play. Their goal has been a high one and only by determination could it have been reached. Our only hope is that they will continue with their enthusiasm during their Senior year. JUNIOR CLASS EXECUTIVE BOARD .Q , a -c , ,. .' 'if' , 1 f - f V .iffmf 'ff Q, W as al- sq 1 H mm Y Y x X . .s I Q W 1 rl at - J X K2 , my .. .4 . ' 1 a 'LX . ' fmffh ,Q J + . ,.,,,, I , ., I, , Q O I A L 3' . ' , 3.7 - f' Q 's K 2, SL L if A I 4 I FRANK SMITH RALPH BOWYER KAYE BOWMAN JANE HOLBIRD DORETTA BOWMAN CHARLES BROWN JAVONNA DAVID TOMMY HALL JOAN LARKINS PAULINE LAWRENCE ORA BELLE MOUNGER NANCY NORMAN BONI'I' A PACE JO ANN SHORT SHIRLEY ST ANSBURY ROSWELL ADAMS SONDRA ADAMS PATTY ALEXANDER BILLY ALLARD 5 :V 2 it DORIS ALLEN DOROTHY ALLEN LYNDA ALLEN BEVERLY ARMSTRONG DORIS ASSELS'I'INE GAYLE AUSTIN BARBARA BAKER DICK BAKER JOYCE BALDRIDGE EDWARD BANDELIER RALPH BARNES BILL BARRY CHARLES BLASS IMOGENE BOATRIGHT BARBARA BOOKER DONNA LOU BOROUGHS PATSY BRI'TT JOE BROWN EV'ERT BRUNK DAVID BRUNSON SHIRLEY BULLARD JOE BURCH WAYNE BUKICHER ARLEN BYRD KAY BAUM PAT BEAMS JACK BIRLEW TOMMY BLALOCK - A6-A Q BARBARA 'CA SSADY LILLIE CHANDLER SUZANNE CHRISOPE PAT CLAIBORNE JACK COCHRAN BOB COLE CATHY COLE BILL COLST ON MAXINE COPELAND CARMEN COPLIN BEVERLY CORRIE NORMA CROY MARY ALICE CUP1'I' DOROTHY CZAJKASKI DENNY DAVENPORT BRADFORD DAVIS PHYLLIS DOUGLAS DELORSE DUFFIELD NOAL DUNCAN INA RAHE DUNLAP ANITA DUNN COLLEEN DUNN JOHNNY DUREN ELAINE ELDER BOBBY ELLIS BARBARA EPPLER RICHARD EVANS ARTHUR EVETT MELVIN DAVIS EVELYN DEAN BETTY DICKEY BOBBY DICKEY Wk 2 VH. 57 ' .'.STd'ff . .-, i A' B A ,, Q Q ffw ' E 2 f,. f . ' T. V. Y ggi? A ,., MARIE FITZGERALD DELMAS FORD OTTO FOSHEE MELINDA FOX MIKE GIBBS .TIM GILBERT SON CHARLES GILLIAM TED GOLDENBERG CHARLOTTE GRAY GAYLAND GRIFFIN RAYMOND GULLETT PEGGY GUNN SUSAN HALL DORIS HAM MARIORIE HANNON HARRIETTE HANSFORD CONNIE HAVEN LARRY HAWKINS SANDRA HELPHREY CHARLUFTE HENDERSON PAT HENDERSON DOUGLAS HERREN ROSS HEST AND WESLEY HICKS ARDIT H HILL IIMMIE HILL IOHNNIE HINDS SUE HOBAUGH BONNIE HARREL BILL HARRIS CHARLENE HARRISON JOE HARFZOG R i ,,..., ,. 55, W : , My--,p',v:Q: y , -V HW- i, 2 774 f I : -L4:i22 'fZ355fS 22 ' 4 N , , my X-gf: .: 5 Q 532551 wi : zz z? V'k:' F COLLEEN HODGINS LYNN HOOPER BETTY HUNTER JAMES HUNTER HELEN HUT CHESON JOYCE JACKSON LARRY IACOBSON DON JAMES ALMA JAMISON CAROLYN JOHNSON PATTY JOHNSTON EDWIN JONES JOAN JORDAN PAT KEATON DAN KENDALL KAY KENT SARAH LEVESCY ROBERT LITTLEIOHN SAMMY IO LYTAL EDWARD MCAFFREY BETTY MCCOWN IEAN MCMILLIAN PENNY MASON DORIS MASSEY ANITA MARSHALL EDWARD MARVIN KENNETH MILLER VEDA MILLER LEROY KINNETT SHIRLEY LAIRD PHIL LANCASTER ROBERT LEIGH I ER, e 5' N ffm f 0 In I li RR 5 A , I LYYB ff H MARY IO MILLS 4? EDDIE MOCKABEE DON MOORE LOIS MORGAN Q 1 ' S-'li' 'Y lx, Q6 1 A157 1 ' .. 1' A A. 1 OOOOO 45 ,Si P , G I , 8 1 'V my -, ,-5 1 a, ,fv f ' 'gg Jw V .. N wi- iw, Q, ave 1 we W , , f A-1'r. ' w ' MARTHA MORGAN RONNIE MORGAN AILEEN MULLINS CRAIG ORR SYBLE OSBORN DONNA OWEN DONALD PACK DON PATE .TOY PHY PATRICK PILGRIM RONALD PRICE PAT RADFORD JOAN ROBINETT ANNETTE ROBINSON DALE RUTH MARGUERITE RYAN LEW SARCHET LeROYCE SCHUST ER KATHERINE SHAEFFER SUG SHAW VELVA SHEPHERD EVELYN SHORT LYNDA SIDES LELAND SINGER FRANCES RAUPE RICHARD RICE JOHNNY ANN RICKETTS ALLEN RIT TER CAROLYN SMITH .IIMMY SMITH MODELLA SMITH WILLIAM SMOTHERS CLAUZELL SNODGRASS BUELL SPRUIELL MARY NELL STEWART ANN STIEBER MARY ALICE TAUBE LAQUETTA THAYER HENRY THOMPSON JAMES THOMPSON CAROL THORNE LOGAN URBAN DALE WALL GEORGANN WARD The 250 members of the Junior Class, having participated in many activi ties, have had a very full year. There were 11 juniors in student council, 30 in pep club, 17 in the band, and 38 in mixed chorus. The officers and members have worked hard on all their class projects. Some of these activities were: selling tickets and acting in the Junior Class Play, Stage Door , sponsoring the school Christmas danceg and giving the traditional Junior- Senior Prom, Each of these activities was a huge success. The sponsors have been unequalled in support of their class. These in- cluded Mr. and Mrs. Lyon, Mrs. Van Dusen, Mrs. Looper, Mr. Rounds, Mr Jones, Mr. Gregory, Mrs. Hansen, Mrs. Barber, and Mr. Herford, To these teachers, we give praise. We feel that if the juniors do as well during their senior year, Midwest City Senior High will, indeed, be fortunate. NEOMAH WARD GLENDA WATTERS DENA WEBER SHARON WEEKS DARLENA WELLBORN BUDDY WILLIAMS MYRA WINDSOR IMOGEAN WOODS CAROLYN YOUTS SOPHOMORES George Scott President Loretta Salter Vice President EXECUTIVE BOARD Back row: Mary Edwards, Evogene Smith, Earline Harbes, Beth Creed, Elaine Evans. Front row: Deanna Shepard, Carol Ann Adams, Don Combs, Wanda Eastin, Jonell Pulliam, Last September a large group of Sophomores entered the doors of M. C.H. S. The sponsors of this class were Miss Melton, Mrs. Webb, Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Carlisle, Mr. Howerton, and Mrs. Provine. We participated in the Student Council, F.H.A. , Band, F.F.A. , Football and Basket- ball. Our Home Economics class presented a style show for the P.T. A. We also sponsored the Sweetheart Dance, which was very successful. We have made a great start in M.C.H. S. and we hope to be even better in our Jun- ior year. ' Virginia Smith Secretary r Prunie Wallach T re asurer Carol Ann Adams Connie Allen Harold Amett Rose Ann Barnett Frankie Batson Jimmy Beaves Gaynelle Berg Josephine Berryhill Rochelle Berstler Sandra Berstler U fix! 5' f , ra, W- az fffb 23: fi - , w,,1n:-wiv ia-2-f,m,S 'Z Richard Blake Billy Boatright Norma Bond Frankie Booker Bill Bowman Gene Boyd Jean Brunk Loreda Bryan Dewey Burk Clint Burns Patricia Burt Jackie Carl Bobby Carlisle Melvin Carpenter Carol Casteel Glen Chambers Bob Chandler Jackie Chandler Yvonne Claiborne Lillie Clayton ,pw Ken Clift Elva Climer L.W. Cobb Emma Codrey Don Cohn Yvonne Coleman Don Combs Mary Combs Mike Cook Georgia Cowan W? vu Yr - , . - f bm' f : ir. X . JBL 5? 3? Vw, Donna Cox Jerry Crabtree Beth Creed Priscilla Crooks Vemon Crumpler Gordon Daman Rita Davidson Leroy Davis Charlotte Diamond Wanda Eastin Mary Edwards Thomas Eppler Harvey Estes Elaine Evans Carolyn Farrer Donald Fielding Rosa Lee Fisher Carol Forbes Barbara Fox Larry Galbraith Wallis Glover June Goddard Emma Sue Goodin Phyllis Goodwin Bob Greer Sancha Griffith Bob Grimstead Lyle Hamilton Trent Hamlin Patsy Hanlon , f ' E as ,, - K N m rv as J yoyio ooi 1 yoo yiim J I '-' 'K ' k i sef r t Z'-E31 z , A K 1 B noyy ioyi 2 oy 'Q' 'Z Avail S Ji x, 2 f 4 'X ' 'ii 1i,ggl?'Q3g 5 s' 'Wx Earline Harbes Joyce Harkins Addie Harrington Gladys Harrington Jack Harris Jo Ann Harris Jayne Hawk Clifford Henson Barbara Hill Jackie Hill Brewster Hobby Jimmy Holbird Othella Holt Charles Hunnicutt Wenona Husband Shirley Jamison Jerry Jamigan Harold Johnson Nancy Joseph Billy Kellogg Joyce Kelly Marvin Kime Barney King Ronald Klimkoski Robert Kriz Leonard Laws Claire Leach Barbara Le Flora Jerry Lemonds Barbara Lindeman Q mwwr. R K 'Vx' eg 1-1,155 5 ' vi' 'EU' K 5 f J L ,W my is :F Q M 7 WA 'S it? ' '-f . ,. R yrr rrnr f, ,,,.k,H , g ..,,,,a r, ,F I ,.., ,F , K gs 3 -, Lf si' ' rar F Ns Rebecca Littlejohn Delores Locke Ronnie Lowman Raymond Paul Lynch Shirley Lynn Carolyn Masterson Gene Matchen Alvis Matthews Jerry Maynord Shirley McCain Orland McCalip Betti McClure Carole McDonald Jack McHam Charles McKinney Robert Melton Janet Michel Freta Middleton Georgia Miller Bill Minter Q t Wreatha Moon Robert Moore Stanley Moore Jo Ann Navarre Ben jeanne Northcott Thomas O'Brien Bob Ogbum Edward Ogle Wanda Owen Larry Oxley '.a,, A , P ar.. - . 1 Q . H i . . sg or ,P J 1- ef ,-' 1 79g W , 2 l 'K X , X wid! as ff ' '-ta A a: V f,,1,r, 'n 9394 1-is 'fu 1, ai' ,t . 2 33 , M M mf we,5gs:.47: X. fy ,cf ,nb Jets Jimmie Ozment Mike Palmer Jesse Pearson Leo Peck LaDonna Pendergrass Edith Petty Lucille Pitts Jerry Plant Donna Porter Philip Postelle Gerald Puckett Jonelle Pulliam Maxine Rodebush Nancy Rankin Bud Ray LeWanda Ray Korene Reneau Helen Rice Johnny Riley Margaret Rose Ethelda Ross Kat11ryn Ross Ed Sassen Carolyn Saylor Bettye Schave Howard Schmidt Helen Schott Eldo Schuster Janice Service Deanna Shepard V Q' ef Sw an 3, , l , ,I rf ' Sfwuim rw' J kho, W' if I lrsrrzsfs-fa . 'gl -1- 1-r rl Q-env, H- la 2:1-:rr-ww-:srfvrr i 1 Priscilla Shirley Margaret Short Billy Simon Barbara Sinclair Ann Smith Evogene Smith Loretha Smith Morris Spurlin Bob Staggs Raymond Steele David Stevenson Floyd Stevenson Francis Stewart Gerald Steuart Janet Stieber Johnnie Stockton Donna Stover Raymond Stubblefield Dow Summers John Tankersley Billy Taylor Martha Tenny Leroy Thompson Jerry Titus Del Tooman Carolyn Tritten Kelly Trotter Barbara Tucker Sharon Trumbull Barbara Turner James Ulrich Bill Uselton Barbara Walker Robert Wall Pat Watson Mickey Wein Jimmy Ruth West Charlotte 'Wnite Harry Wilkerson Larry Wilkerson Ronald Wilkinson Royce Willis Billy Willson Jerald Womack Carol Wood MARY ANN WOOD G.A, HOWERTON SOPHOMORE SPONSORS MILDRED WEBB EFFIE CARLISLE AUDREY COLST ON DELENA MELTON RICHARD LYKINS MAYBELLE PROVINE 1s?gQw- ff: CLASS HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT The girls who enroll in Home Economics study home nursing, cooking, sewing, and baby care. ' Here we see Frankie Batson, Jackie Chand ler, and Connie Allen learning the fine points of the baby's bath. AGRICULT URE The 46 students enrolled in Voca- tional Agriculture have completed 59 projects this year. Here several boys are instructed in methods of surveying, by agriculture teacher, Basil Jones. DISTRIBUT IVE EDUCATION The Distributive Education Class trains students to enter the business world with the right skills and attitudes. Here Evelyn Willy, Jean Barr, Julia Pitchlin, Marilyn Morton, June McDanials, and Francis McDanials, learn to drape material on a model for window display. der the intncacxes of sentence structure. Class printers, Harry Furlong, Frank Buzbee, Clark Richardson, Bobby Carlisle, and Lamarr Sar- tin set the type for The Bomber Beam, school newspaper, X .Q X , , FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Mrs. Mildred Lyon's Spanish Class cele- brates Christmas in traditional Spanish fashion by breaking of the pinata. vyw-0-W BIOLOGY Students in Mr. lones' Biolo- gy Class take advantage of new equipment added in the depart- ment. 'w CHEMIST RY Toby Bensinger, Lew Sarchet, and Catherine Shafer complete an experi- ment in Chemistry, Mr. Lyon is the instructor. A THLETICS Hobby races for a touchdown. Colbert leads interference SAM LINSEY BILL KRISHER JERRY HARRIS PETE SMART Guard T ackle Guard T ackle BOMBER HONOR ROLL LETTERMEN HONORABLE MENTION ALL-STATE 0.1. Colbert Johnny Roberson Don Nelson Sam Sanborn Dan Kendall Joe Phillips Johnny Duren Don Wingfield Art Decker Billy Uselton ALL-STATE Delmas Ford Bill Colston Bill Krisher Pete Smart Sam Lindsey ALL DISTRICT HONORABLE MENTION ALL-AMERICAN Jimmy Isaac Don Nelson Bill Krisher Jerry Harris Bill Krisher Joe Phillips Jerry Harris Bill Krisher Punk Parenica Don Nelson Joe Phillips Punk Parenica Sam Sanborn Dick Evans Sam Lindsey Brewster Hobby Pete Smart BOMBERS TAKE 3A CROWN E The 1953 Bomber football team was largely composed of Seniors. These boys have been playing together since junior high school and have a very impressive record for all of these years, which was climaxed by their 9-2 record this year. The Bombers begun the '53 campaign by smothering Chandler, 39-7 . They then marched over Edmond, 62-32, Putman City was next on the list, they went down 25-6. The Bombers battered Purcell 48-0. Barnsdall came to Midwest City to participate in our homecoming game and went home on the short end of a 38-0 score. Henryetta was next on the list and they bowed to our strong Bomber crew 41-7 . Pauls Valley went down 37-0. The Bomber downed Southeast 24-6. We finished our regular schedule with a 59-20 score over John Marshall. Twenty boys received letters for their efforts this year. Eight Seniors eamed places on the All-District team for District 3-A. Don Nelson and Joe Phillips won Honorable Mention on the South All-State team. Bill Krisher was placed on the South All-State team. He willrepresent Midwest City in the All-State game next fall. The '53 Bombers finished their season as District 3-A Champs and also went into the quarter-finals of the State Class A playoffs. -sims: lwtgw V, 55 -4 f ' az,?,itrswur v was it-3,3 rt .3 .-gr, YM. ,Q ' rr-3, sae! 54-as .61.-M3!9fx p JOE PHll.LlPS OJ. COLBEKI' ART DECKER SAM SANBORN Center Right End Tackle Right End Fim IOW. left to right: Sam Sanborn, Pete Smart, Don Nelson, Sam Linsey, Joe Phillips, Jimmy Issac, B111 Krisher O.J. Colbert, Johnny Roberson, Art Decker, Dan Kendall. Second row: Charles Yantis, Manager, Johnny Duren, Richard Evans, Jerry Harris, Don Rodgers, Don Wingfield, Punk Parenica, Brewster Hobby, Bill Berry, Bill Colston, Joe Paskyan, Manager, Mr. Damell, Asst. Coach. Third row: Mr. Spann, Head Coach, David Brunson, Charles Carlin, Bill Bowman, Dee French, Bobby Ellis, Jackie Hill, Richard Price, Delmas Ford, Mr. Jones, Manager. Fourth row: David Stevenson, Bobby Densford, Charles McKinney, Toby Bensinger, Roswell Adams, Don Cohn, Bill Uselton, Buddy Williams, Vernon Crumpler, Gearld Stuart. Honorable Mentton A11 State BILL KRISHER A11 -State Honorable Mention A11-A all ffk I 1 K.. T ackle Halfb ack Fullback Halfback we t t t n C! a '3 - QM ' f V ff . C E ,Q MR- SPANN it Head Coach 5 . BOMBER FOOTBALL SCHEDULE . Chandler 39- 7 Sept C Edmond 62-32 Sept d ' Putman City 25- 6 Sept ll tx - f a Purcell 48- o oct. Q wif . 1' 1 tt.' Pauls Valley 37- 0 oct. Southeast 24 6 Oct. Nm' DARNELL B3I'llSd311 38' 0 Oct. Assistant Coach 5u1Phu1' 13 19 Oct- Henryetta 41 7 Nov John Marshall 59-20 Nov MIDWEST CITY BOMBERS 1954 SCHEDULE 47 Holdenville 49 51 41 Classen 5 1 ' 48 51 Catholic 39' 53 51 Edmond 41 5 7 46 Ada 42 34 29 Putnam City 47 39 44 Southeast 41 52 64 Bethany 45 45 5 0 Alva 48 ' 70 5 6 Guymon 43' 57 35 Clinton 28 5 1 46 Seminole 41 1 7 37 Edmond 35 ' 'SNOOKSN PRICE so Chickasha 41' Guard 45 Pauls Valley 33' 29 Pauls Valley 37 ' Tournament Games John Marshall 30 Purcell 50 Holdenville 44 Putnam City 41 Clinton 39' Southeast 37 Pauls Valley 50 Purcell 53 John Marshall 37 Bethany 42 Ada 49 Seminole There DICK EVANS Forward SAM SANBORN RAY WHITE MARVIN PILGRLM G1-laid Forward Center D A TEAM Left to right: Mr. Spann, Head Coachg Ray White, Captaing Brewster Hobbyg Jimmy Strickland, Jim Womack, Evertt Smiley, Marvin Pilgrim. Seated: David Brunson, Manager, Art Decker, Sam Sanbom, Frank Buzbee, Jim Woods, Richard Evans, Snooks Price. BOMBER NBM TEAM Back row, left to right: Coach Jones, Eddie Mockabee, Gerald Stewart, Bill Bowmen, Harvey Estes, Coach Pratt. Front row: Thomas 0'Brien, Larry Galbraith, George Scott, Don Cohn, Dick Price. BOMBERS TACKLE TOUGHEST SEASON The 1953-54 Bomber Basketball Team, playing the most difficult schedule in the history of the school never- theless compiled the best won-lost record Q21-'71 of any previous Bomber team, Sparked by Senior, Marvin Bones Pilgrim, Sam Sanborn, and Ray White, this year's cagers won champion- ship trophies at the Gaymon Festival and the Southeast Invitational Tournament. Although placing second in the Midland Conference, the Bombers were the only Conference team to defeat Pauls Va11ey's Champions. The Black and Gold turned this trick in two of the three games between the two teams. The real key to the success of this yearYs.team appeared to be the fierce competitive spirit displayed by the boys themselves. Coach John Pratts 1953-54 Bomber team will long be remembered for its hustle and desire to win. These factors combined with a tenacious man-to-man defense and a smooth functioning pattem of offense vaulted the Bombers into 6th place in the final Daily Oklahoma rating of AA schools. COACII JONES COACH PRATT CAPTAIN RAY WHITE vi MA TEAM First row, left to right: Sue Hobough, Evagene Smith, Virginia Smith, Mary Combs, Beth Creed, Second row: Prunie Wallach, Managerg Mollie Wall, Joyce Jackson, Vida Miller, Connie Koemer, Betty Hunter, Donna Owen, Wilma Goforth, and Miss Melton, Coach. Our successful season included fifteen victories over nine losses. Our young team consisted of four Sophomores, five Juniors, and three Seniors. They are cooperative, and hard-working. With this spirit we should have a winning team next year too. CONNIE KOERNER BETTY HUNTER MOLLIE WALL WILMA GOFORTH Captain Co-Captain B TEAM Left to right: Mary McKinney, Elaine Evans, Doris Asseltine, Nina Flannery, Phyllis Goodwin, Prunie Wallach, Manager, Jackie Chandler, Georgia Cowan, Pat Keaton, Barbara Lewis. GIRLS MM CLUB First row, left to right: Mary Combs, Beth Creed, Evagene Smith, Virginia Smith. Second row: Joyce Jackson, Connie Koerner, Wilma Goforth, Mollie Wall. Third row: Veda Miller, Donna Owen, Miss Melton, Coachg Betty Hunter, Jackie Chandler. ACTIVITIES CONCERT BAND FLUTES--Katherine Shaefer, Shirley Jones, Charlene Harrison, OBOE--Joyce Baldridgeg BASSOONS--Jerry Jamigan, Orland McCalipg CLARINET S- -Janette Harris, Phil Postelle, Peggy Brady, Carolyn Youts, Billy Allard, Jane Hol- bird, Marvin Kime, John Tankersly, Carol Casteel, Rochelle Berstler, Sandra Berstler, Ina Rhae Dunlapg SAXO- PHONES--Johnnie Ann Ricketts, Rose Marie Holden, Dick Baker, Jack McHarn, CORNETS--Kathryn Ross, Robert McDowell, Lynn Hooper, Johnny Riley, Charles Gilliam, Jack Harris, Larry Wilkerson, Joann Harris, Melvin Car- penter, FRENCH HORNS--Callie Spearman, Syble Osbome, Carol Wood, Neta Brown, Joyce Kelly, Dean Andrewg BARITONES--Bobby Carlisle, LeRoy Thompson, Jerry Plautg TROMBONES--Clifford Henson, Don Pitts, Stanley Moore, BASS--Russell Browng PERCUSSION--David Playford, Barbara Cassady, Dorcie Stallings, Craig Orr, Glenda Griffin, Pat Claiborne, Ronnie Morgan, Wesley Hicks. L BAND KEY CLUB Front row, left to right: Janette Harris, Secretaryg Callie Spearman, ' Executive Boardg Rose Marie Holden Executive Board, Glenda Griffin, Treasurer: Peggy Brady, Executive Board, Neta Brown, Vice President, Don Pitts, President, Back row, left to right: Johnnie Ann Ricketts, Dick David Playford, Wesley Hicks, Mr. Rounds, Sponsor. Baker, Pat Claiborne, -Shirley Jones, MARCHING BAN The Midwest City High School band had a very active schedule this year. We participated in many pre-game parades and pep assemblies. We marched in the Fair Day and American Way of Life parades also. We attended Band at Norman and '89ers Day at Guthrie. One of the highlights of the Oklahoma music activities was the Battle of the Bands. Another contest in which we participated was the Ponca City marching contest. Other contests we attended were the Purcell contest, Central State Music Festival, District at O. C.U. and the State Meet at Norman. The Tri-State Band Festival at Enid is -always a big event in our year, and our bandsmen had many excellent solos and ensembles to play there. Seniors graduating this year are: Dean Andrews, Peggy Brady, Neta Brown, Russel Brown, Glenda Griffin, Janette Harris, Rose Marie Holden, Shirley Jones, Robert Mc- Dowell, Don Pitts, David Playford, Katherine Shaeffer, Callie Spearman, and Dorcie Stallings. The Five -Year members of the band are: Peggy Brady, Neta Brown, Rose Marie Holden, and Callie Spearman. OFFICERS: Clifford Henson--Drum Majorg Peggy Brady--Honorary Captaing Don Pitts--President: Glenda Griffin--Vice Presidentg Rose Marie Holden-- Secretary, Janette Harris- -Treasurer, Callie Spearman --Majorette Captaing Shirley Jones--Librariang Iohn- nie Rickets--Records Clerkg Dick Baker--Business Manager. Ls. RoUNDs, JR. CLIFFORD HENSON, PEGGY BRADY MAJORETTES GLENDA GRIFFIN CAROLYN YoUTs CALLIE IO SPEARMAN Gif? ROCHEI-LE BERSTLER Ross MARIE HOLDEN OFFICERS FIRST HOUR MIXED CHORUS Standing: Ralph Grant, President, Ralph Bowyer, Librarian, Joe Pask Van, Librarian. Seated: Kay Rodgers, Vice President, Doris Massey, Secre- tary and Treasurer, At Piano: Bonnie Jean Harrel, Doris Massey, Mr. Lykins. First row: Charlotte James, Frankie Jo Batson, Sharon Weeks, Kay Rodgers, Joe Pask Van, Bill Bowman, Ralph Bowyer, Carolyn Saylor, Carol Forbes, Ethelda Ross, Delores Locke, Second row: Helen Hutcheson, Donna Lou Boroughs, Penny Mason, Donna Cox, Margie Thompson, Thomas Eppler, Don Combs, Leroy Kinnett, Phil Lancaster, Barbara Blake, Johnnie Stockton, Winona Husband, Lillie Clayton, Third row: Mary Edwards, Sancha Griffith, Jean McMillian, Priscilla Shirley, Kay Kent, Rose Ann Barnett, Barbara Baker, Charlotte White, Faye Ferguson, Edith Petty, Helen Rice, Carmen Coplin, Louise McCoy, Patsy Cundiff, Jimmy West. VOCALIERS CI-IOR LIERS First row: Joy Sue Glasgow, Patsy Britt, Nancy Norman, Bonita Pace, Gene Matchen, Dean Andrew, Tom Blalock, Harry Hiegle, Gayland Griffin, Doretta Bowman, Vema Lewis, Wanda Eastin, Carol Ann Adams. Second row: Barbara Madden, Ora Belle Mounger, Shirley Givens, Wanita Kitchens, Kaye Bowman, Lois Morgan, Royce Willis, William Srnothers, Gene Boyd, Eddie Mockabee, Dean Nittler, Bill Harris, Jim Walker, Janette Atkinson, Dena Weber, Carol Wood, Helen Schott. Third row: Shirley Lynn, Barbara Lindeman, Joan Larkins, Neta Brown, Othella Holt, Shirley Stansbury, Ronald Coleman, Jerry Edwards, Johnny Lynch, Jerry Mix, Bradford Davis, Martha Morgan, Laquetta Thayer, Shirley Lewis, Carolyn Cowan. Accompanist, Carolyn Smith, Director, Dick Lykins. CLASS OFFICERS. Ora Belle Mounger, Reporter: Joan Larkins, Vice Presidentg Neta Brown, Secretary and Treasurer, Carolyn Cowan, President, Helen Schott, Librarian: Wanda Eastin, Librarian. GIRLS GLEE CL B Frist row: Cathy Cole, Norma Bond, Janet Michel, Janet Stieber, Martha Olds, Mary Alice Cupit, Javonna David, Pat Armstrong. Second row: Leota Croft, Jean Brunk, Carolyn Johnson, Margaret Rose, Mary Coombs, Audrey Schierenbeck, Donna Porter, Loretha Smith, Myra Windsor, Frances Stewart, Sue Wilson. Third row: Phyllis Douglas, Mary Taube, Neomah Ward, Elaine Elder, Pat Radford, Lynda Sides, Nina Flanery, Mary Sue Pogue, Martha Tenny, Mary Jo Mills, Charlotte Bray, Sug Shaw. At piano: Ina Rahe Dunlap, and Mr. Lykins. Below--First row: Gayland Griffin, Leland Singer, Harry Hiegle, Tom Blalock, Bill Allard, Jerry Mix, Bill Minter, Jim Walker, Bud Ray, Don weston, Second row: Dean Andrew, Gene Matchen, Tom Eppler, Don Combs, Ronald Lowman, Gene Boyd, Joe Pask Van, Bill Harris, Edward Bandelier, Ralph Bowyer, Brad Davis, Royce Willis. Third row: Eddie Mockabee, Phil Lancaster, Leroy Kinnett, Bill Taylor, Bill Bowman, Jerry Edwards, Arlen Byrd, Johnny Lynch, Ronald Coleman, Dean Nittler, Bill Brown, William Smothers, and Director, Richard Lykins. OFFICERS OF GIRLS' GLEE CLUB: Elaine Elders, Secretary-Treasurer, Javonna David, President, Mary Alice Cupit, Vice President, Donna Porter, Reporter. BOYS' QUARTET Leroy Kinnett Dean Andrew Ralph Grant Jerry Mix CLASSIC CLUB OFFICERS: President Laquetta Thayer Vice President Bill Allard Secretary-Treasurer Bonnie Jean Harrel GIRLS' TRIO Neta Brown Sug Shaw Shirley Lewis GIRLS' TRIO Shirley Jo Lynn Wanda Eastin Helen Schott Standing: Frances Raupe, Helen Schott, Shirley Jo Lynn, Neta Brown, Shirley Lewis, Dean Andrew, william Smothers, Leroy Kinnett, Mary Jo Mills, Ina Rahe Dunlap, Kay Kent, Mr. Lykins, Martha Olds, Sug Shaw. Seated are the Club Officers. ' First row, left to right: Joy Sue Glasgow, Shirley Givens. Sec- ond row, left to right: Willella Brown, Yvonne Dank, Barbara Madden, Charlotte James. Third row, left to right: Harry Fur- long, Nancy Weeks, Jerry Mix, Ray White. BOMBER BEAM STAFF Editor ------ Assistant Editor - Feature Editor - - - Sports Editor - - Sports Editor - - Society Editor - - - Business Manager Make-Up Editor - - - Art Editor ---- Editorials ---- - - Nancy Weeks - - - Jerry Mix - -Yvonne Dank - - - Ray White -Willella Brown Charlotte James - - -Barbara Madden - Harry Furlong Joy Sue Glasgow ---------.---Shir1eyGivens Willella Brown Ray White Barbara Madden Yvonne Dank Mr. Gregory Sponsor With the help of the student body the class sold almost every copy of each edition that was compiled and edited by the entire Journalism class this year. THESPIAN TROUPE 101 Left to right: Ralph Grant, Charles Yantis, Joe Pask Left to right: Kay Rogers, Ralph Grant, Mary Fowler, Van, Don Wingfield, Jackie Fidler. FATHER OF THE BRIDE The Thespian play Father of the Bride was presented by Troupe 101 in Midwest City High School under the direction of Mrs. Effie Carlisle. Her assistant directors were Lavora Anderson and Imogene Ezzell. Two performances were given and each was a great success. The leading roles were held by Kay Rodgers, as the Bride, Don Wingfield, as the bridegroom, Ralph Grant, Father and Mary Fowler, Mother. Kay Rogers and Don Wingfield Left to right: Mary Fowler, Jan Farmer, Ralph Grant. z Ralph Grant and Kay Rodgers 1 I -'QW 'rs 'fb CM' 3: if s ,,. 'Q 0 A- 4' 4' ,xy yi' CNET usa-5 Tnmwi Zn! THESPIAN SUCIET Y First row: Bob Ogburn, Barbara Booker, Martha Morgan, Bobbie Davidson, Dena Weber. Second row: Patty Alexander, Jackie Fidler, Ralph Grant, Charles Yantis, Carolyn Cheatwood, Kaye Bowman. Third row: Iim Isaac, Kay Baum, Don Wingfield, Johnny Roberson, Donna Roland, Kay Rodgers, Yvonne Dank, Imogene Ezzell, Colleen Dunn. Fourth row: Mary Fowler, Dean Andrew, Patsy Britt, Marie Fitzgerald, Colleen Hodgins, Lavora Anderson, Eddie Fieldcamp, Bonita Wellbom. Fifth row: Kenneth Miller, Bradford Davis. The Thespian charter was issued in April of 1950. There were only 10 charter members then. The club has, since then, doubled its membership. Their annual activities include a three-act play and their banquet, at which time they pre- sent honors to outstanding workers. They have a formal and informal 'initiation fortheir new members each year. First row: Lyle Hamilton, Larry Oxley, Wayne Burtcher, Larry Jacobson, Don Pitts, Kay Baum, Carolyn Cheatwood. Second row: Don Combs, Leroy Thompson, Charles Hunnicutt, Pat Burt, Loretta Salter, Jerry Iarnigan, and Ralph Bowyer. UNIOR CLASS PLAY STAGE DOOR The play takes place in the home for stage actresses in New York City, and features the joys and sorrows, as the actresses try to get employment on the stage. The play was chosen because of the large number of girls in the Junior Class who are inter- ested in drama. Twenty-nine of these girls appeared in Stage Door. Connie Haven played the leading role, Left to right, top picture: Bobbie Davidson, Colleen Dunn, Gail Austin, Betty Dickey, Colleen Hodgins, Shirley Bullard, Patsy Britt, Dena Webber and Kay Baum. On the stairs, left to right: Patty Alexander, Darlena Wellbom, Martha Morgan. Below, left to right: Dean Andrew, Kaye Bowman and Connie Haven. E FA VORl TES 1 i 7 s i FOOTBALL ATTENDANTS JEGGY BRADY BAND QUEEN ? 'v. fL' 44' Q Af vii, I .MK , Q LJ V, iw X . 'FN v .W gs.. Q f gm ,, 5, Hs1.1f:N Hurcumson DONNA Lou Bonnoucus 1 V ,.:,VV A I KM fig ? iff' ' BASKETBALL ATTENDANTS - f snmuzr suusaznmr JACKIE ummm JUDY HANNON one of the most active girls in school was this year's Football Queen and also a cheer- leader. Judy is a member of the Senior Executive Board and the Annual Staff. She indeed deserves the title of Most Popular. 'Best All-Around Girl, CAROL ADAIR, is a mem- ber of Midwest City Senior High Student Council. She can always be found when there is work to be done. Carol had the honor of be- ing a nominee for the F,F,A. Sweetheart. - Most Popular SENIOR FAVORITES kifJ23afT?.LT2rW51v ffzwiil 5' N 'TIM JOHNNY ROBERSON, a friend to all, is a member of the A string football squad. He holds the office of Sergeant-at-Arms in the Boys' M Club. Johnny is active in his class and a member of the Senior Class Executive Board. RAY WHITE, Best A11- Around Boy, is one of the best basketball players that Midwest City has ever had. He was honorary basketball Captain for the Coronation of the Basketball Queen. -.Lf Most Likely to Succeed JACKIE FIDLER indeed will have a success- ful life if her school work is an indication. She was an Attendant to both the Football Queen and Basketball Queen. Jackie is a member of the Thespian Society. RONNIE WARNER is well-known around school for his extraordinary talent in photo- graphy. Ronnie's chief interest, however, lies in Physics, which marks his goal as an engineer. We are sure that Ronnie will succeed. Most Friendly 'x 1 Typical Midwest Citian ROSE MARIE HOLDEN, Secretary of the Sen- ior Class, is one of the best known girls in Midwest City High School. She was atten- dant to the Football and Band Queens, Rose Marie is also the Secretary of the Band, CHARLES YANTIS is well-known in the halls of Midwest City High for his good sense of humor and outstanding personality. He was manager of the football team and a member of the Boys' M Club. Charles is very ac- tive in the Senior Play Production Class. CAROLYN COWAN, voted the most friendly girl in school, is a member of the Honor Society, the Pep Club, and is Editor of the Bomber Annual. You always see Carolyn with a smile, KENNETH de CORDOVA is ing to everyone he meets. Kenneth is a member of Student Council and takes an important place on the are sure, will never lack for friends. known for his friendly greet Annual Staff. Kenneth, we JUDY HANNON, Football Queen, and her court of atten- The Football Field was one big mud dants, Jackie Fidler, Bonita Pace, Judy, Rose Marie Hol- puddle, but Judy and Johnny came den, Wanita Kitchens and Carolyn Smith. through smiling. PEGGY BRADY, Band Queen had a beautiful Coronation. Jane Holbird, Carolyn Youts, Janette Harris, Glenda Griffin, Callie Spearman, and Rose Marie Holden were the attendants. The flower girl was BEVERLY BEARD and the crown bearer was MIKE GREGORY. Ray White and Betty McCown, a The Basketball Queen, BETTY McCOWN, and her lovely long-time 'steady coup1e, made attendants were Shirley Stansbury, Helen Hutchinson, Betty a very cute Kinguand Queen. McCowan, Jackie Fidler, and Donna Boroughs. ORGA NIZA TIONS First row, left to right: Frank Smith, Ralph Bowyer, Shirley Stansbury, Jan Farrar. Second row: Don Pate, Pauline Lawrence, Nancy Norman, Charles Brown, Wanita Kitchens, Helen Schott, Don Pitts. Third row: Prunie Wallach, Kenneth de Cordova, Jonell Pulliam, Prissy Crooks, O.I. Colbert, Lyle Hamilton. Fourth row: Carolyn Farrer, Gaynelle Berg, Mary Combs, Sancha Griffith, Georgann Ward, Joy Bozarth. Standing: Mrs. Ruby Barber, Larry Jacobson. The Student Council of Midwest City High School began the year of 1953 with an all- junior officer slate, elected the previous spring. The Council, for the first time, was required to hold its meetings after school and only those who were willing to spend extra time and those who had a genuine interest in their school, ran in the election of members. Through the able leadership of the president, Tommy Hall, and sponsor, Mrs, Barber, the Council accomplish- ed many important and beneficial deeds for the school. Included in the 1953-54 Student Council's routine activi- ties were mixers after ball games, football homecoming, annual sales, and sponsoring class dances. There were several outstanding special projects this year. For the first time, an accurate, neatly printed student directory was published by the Council. Courtesy Week was observed just preceding Career Day, During the month of March the Council invited the Southeast Senior High School Student Council to a luncheon and pro- gram, for the purpose of encouraging inter-school spirit. This was a very enjoyable occasion. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Sitting: Shirley Stansbury, Treasurer, Joan Larkins, Recording Secretary, Standing, left to right: Mrs. Barber, Sponsor, Charles Brown, Vice PresidentgTommy Hall, President, Pauline Lawrence, Corresponding Secretary, Ralph Bowyer, Publicity Managerg Larry Jacobson, Parliarnentarian. Delegates to state convention at Wewoka, left to right: Joan Larkins, Junior, Prissy Crooks. Sophomore: Joy Bozarth, Senior, and Tommy Hall, Junior. L9 ATG! 9, 17 v 21 Q.,- This is the first year we have had the public address system. Here you have Prunie Wallach demonstrat- ing the class room section of the inter-com system, ELECTION COMMITTE Standing, left to right: Ralph Grant, Ralph Bowyer, Nina Flanery, and Georgann Ward, Sitting: Pauline Lawrence. Paper and pencil stand--left to right: Gaynell Berg, Kenneth de Cordova, and Prissy Crooks. First row: Laree Williams, Shirley Jones, Billie Hill, Patsy Cundiff, Verna Lewis, and Carolyn Smith. Second row: Gail Brooks, Imogene Ezzell, Katherine Shaefer, Don Nelson, Carolyn Cowan, Mary Mc- Kinney and Sponsor, Mrs. Mildred Lyon. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY x 5 f S I x ,ff E 'i ? W Qi 5 L NATIONAL HONUR UCIETY The purpose of the Midwest City Chapter of the National Honor Society is to promote high scholastic standing among the students of Midwest City Senior High School. The National Honor Society has set up the following requirements for membership: the student must carry four solid subjects, maintain a 3. 6 grade point average, and be recommended by a member of the faculty. If this standard is maintained throughout the three years of high school a seal is placed on the student's diploma. Sophomores may become probationary members in the second semester, but Juniors and Seniors are active members. After graduating, the Seniors will become honorary members. The officers this year are President, Don Pate, Secretary, Carolyn Cowang and Treasurer, Larry Jacobson. First row: Nancy Norman, Kay Baum, Linda Allen, Betty Dickey, Glenda Watters and Peggy Gunn. Second row: Joe Brown, Tommy Hall, Io Ann Short. Ioan Larkins, Laquetta Thayer, Myra Windsor, Joy Ann Farth- i ing, Noal Duncan, and Don Moore. Third row: Lary Jacobson, Don Pate, Bill Barry, Bill Colston, and Charles Brown. kr' FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The Future Homemakers of America started the new school year with a membership of fifty-three girls. I Their installation and initiation of the Future Homemakers of America officers for the 1953-54 school year was held at their first banquet. Some of our projects were making Halloween favors for the Crippled Children, sponsoring the Little One Drive. We drew secret pals and have had much fun in exchanging gifts and cards with them. The scrapbook committee are in the process of making a new wooden cover for the Future Homemakers of America scrap- book. We have attended one sub-district rally and are looking for- ward to attending the State Rally in March. Future Homemakers of America Officers and Exe- cutive Board. Seated, left to right: Earline Harbes Shirley Lynn, Sancha Griffith, Jackie Carl, Betty McClure, Linda Allen and Myra Windsor. Stand- ing, left to right: Joan Larkins, Wanda Stiver, Pauline Lawrence, and Nancy Norman. F. H- A. Installation of Officers, left to right: Wanda Stiver, Historian, Joan Larkins, Treasurerg Shirley Stansbury, Vice President: Pauline Lawrence, Presidentg Linda Allen, Corresponding Secretary, and Nancy Norman, Recording Secretary. At left, Future Homemakers in business session. FUTURE FARMERS O First row: Bryan Pittman, Ralph Bames, Jerry Koelsch, Melvin Meench Jimmie Ozment Donald Koelsch Ronny Herford, Mr. Basil Jones, Advisor, Second row: Donald Laudermilk, Bob Tankersley, Evert Bmnk, Tommy Johnson Earl Jones Harold Arnett Jimmy Holbird, Clarence Bishop, Marvin Adams. Third row: Dempsey Roustlin, Jon Knorr, Howard Lane, Terrel Gardner Donald James James Thompson Melvin Davis, Daniel Miller. Fourth row: Robert Jurrina, Arvin Fennell, Jimmy Richman, Bural Jolly James Jackson Edward Kovelda Jimmy Jurina, Richard Thorp, John James. Fifth row: Joe Kutej, Donald Woods, Jerry McCutchen, Don Sprill Jimmie Ozment--Treasurerg Melvin Meench--Secnetaryg Basilq R Jones- Advisorg Jerry Koelsch--Presidentg Marvin Adams--Re- porter. Keeping Up with the Gains Champion Buck--State Fair Checking the Grade FUTURE FARMERS IN ACTION Pruning Shrubs Best Herd Display--Enid Champion Guernsey Muskogee Lunch Time! Grand Champion Jersey--Tulsa, Enid Herd Sire PEP CLUB First row, left to right: Vema Lewis, Bonita Pace, Kaye Bowman, Wanita Kitchens, Judy Hannon, Kay Rodgers, Second row: Mrs. Van Dusen, Sponsor, Carolyn Smith, Donna Buroughs, Barbara Madden, Donna Roland, Pauline Lawrence, Sharon Weeks, Mrs. Provine, Sponsor. Third row: Carolyn Cowan, Lean McMil1in, Wanda Stiver, Aline Mullins, Barbara Sinclair, Audrey Schierenbeck, Penny Mason, Jovanna David, Beverly Corey, Yvonne Dank. Fourth row: Jayne Hawk, Prissy Crooks, Jimmie West, Betty Shave, Jackie Carl, Donna Porter, Yvonne Claiborne, Charlotte James, Joy Glasgow, Phyllis Douglas, Kathy Cole, Carolyn Cheatwood. Fifth row: Joan Pullman, Pat Burt, Georgia Cowan, Gaynele Burg, Margaret Rose, Lucille Pitts, Joan Larkins, Doretta Bowman, Georgian Ward, Shirley Stansberry, Ora Belle Mounger, Pat Beams. Sixth row: Doris Masey, Mary Cupit, Mary Edwards, Earlene Harbes, Dianna Shephard, Carol Adams, Wanda Eastin, Charlotte White, Percilla Shirley, Sharon Trumble, Tawanna Hales, Bobbie Baker, Patsy Hanlon, Seventh row: Wally Korthaus, Imogene Ezell, Laree Williams, Helen Schott, Barbara Hill, Patsy Britt, Evogene Smith, Elaine Evans, Beth Creed, Sancha Griffith, Faye Ferguson, Betty Dickie. .RONALD Pmcr PEP CLUB BOY OF THE YEAR This year Ronald Snooks Price was chosen as Pep Club's boy of the year. Ronald is a Junior and is engaged in activi- ties of basketball and M Club. He was given a shirt at a party in his honor. It now has become a annual policy of MCHS to elect each year a Pep Club Boy of the Year, who is a Junior. alla JEL 41 WANITA KITCHENS KAY RODUW' Head Cheerleader ' un 1' ACE ' Senior Senior Junior ..-1 IUDY HANNON 'Y VBRNA W W F Senior - 'H ' B DU WMAN Y 55-,ni0Y I Uflig 1- EXECUTIVE BOARD i First row, ieft to right: Vema Lewis, Bonita Pace, Wanita Kitchens, Judy Hannon, Second row: Pauline Lawerencef Konna Roland, Barbara Maddan. Third row: Donna Bouroughs, Carolyn Smith, Sharon Weeks Fourth row: Carolyn Cowan, Ioan Larkins, Doretta Bowman, Tawauna Hales. MM CLUB First row: Don Wingfield, Bill Colston, Jerry Harris, Dan Kendall, Richard Evans, Delmas Ford. Second row: Jim Strickland, Johnny Roberson, Bill Krisher, Don Nelson, Sam Sanborn, Joe Phillips, Sam Lindsey, James Colbert, Pete Smart. Third row: Jim Issac, Charles Yantis, Marvin Pilgrim, Punk Parenica, and Ray White. Sponsor, James Damell. M Club Sweetheart NANCE WEEKS ' W 1, -'J M Cz,,'ff? O5-A IQQPS i President ---- - - Sam Sanbom Vice President - - - ----- Jim Issac Sergeant-at-Arms - - - - -Johnny Roberson Sergeant-at-Arms - - - - - James Colbert Treasurer ----- - -Marvin Pilgrim Secretary ---- - - -Pete Smart The purpose of the M Club is to promote the qualities of good sportsmanship and fair play among the athletes, members of our school, and patrons. Membership of the M Club consists of those boys who have won a letter from this school in football, basketball, track and baseball. ,134 Pictured above from left to right are: Patsy Hanlon, Pictured above from left to right are: Mrs. Josephine Wanda Owen, Wynona Husband, Nancy Rankin, Crooks, Sponsor, Ruth Tritten, and Kenneth de Cor- Leonard Laws, and Koreen Reaneau, dova, The librarians check books out and in, They also bind old and new books and keep card files on each book. This year they have set up new card files from which one can select the book or books of his choice without going through the shelves. They have also set up better reference files. LIBRARY OFFICERS President ---------- Priscilla Crooks Secretary-Treasurer - - - - - Wanda Stiver Vice President ---- - - Pictured below from left to right are: Rita Sue David- son, Evelyn Dean, Sandra Helphrey, Priscilla Crooks, Shirley Laird, Jo Ann Navarre, Emma Sue Goodin, Barbara Walker and Jane Hawk. Wynona Husband The librarians elect officers each year to serve a term of one year. Mrs. Crooks, the sponsor, helps the students find re- ference material, a special book or anything that they particularly need. The library keeps on hand all the current magazines and daily newspapers. Pictured below from left to right are: Floy Matchen, Jo Ann Magness, Co Ann Logsdon, Ruth Tritten, Margaret Hinton, and Wanda Stiver, u1ww,w FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA ww- Front row, left to right: Vema Lewis, Presidentg Marjorie Hannon, Vice President: Barbara Wright, Secretary-Treasurer: Wanda Eastin, Reporter, Second row: Mrs. Webb, Sponsorg Joe Brown, Imogene Boatright, Laree Williams, Helen George, Londis Winn. One of the tasks of the students in F,T,A. is help ing their teachers grade papers, and prepare tests. Shown at work are, left to right: Joe Brown, Londis Winn, Marjorie Hannon, Wanda Eastin, Imogene Boatright, Laree Williams, Helen George, Barbara Wright, and Verna Lewis. Left to right: Mr. J.E. Sutton, Mr. G.A. Howerton, and Mr. H.B. Atkinson. They are shown looking over the car that Mr. Atkinson loaned to the Driver's Education class for this term. Left to right: Mr. G.A. Howerton, instructor, Laquetta Left to right: Larry Hawkins, Wayne Burtcher, Mr. Thayer, Gail Brooks, Larry Hawkins, Harriet Hansford, Howerton, Gail Brooks, Dorothy Allen, and Johnny Wayne Burtcher and Dorothy Allen. Riley, i DRIVERS EDUCATION The basic purpose of the Driver's Education class is to teach students the principles of safe and sane driving. After taking the course, students are required to pass the test given by the Highway Patrol be- fore they can become licensed drivers. Students are also taught a few of the mechanics of the automo- bile. They are taught how to change a tire in case of a flat. Each student is given actual experience behind the wheel of the automobile. ANNUAL Our Bomber staff is composed of 27 girls and 2 boys, members of Mrs. Looper's second year commercial classes. We have tried to capture for you in pictures the story of our varied activities during the 1953-1954 school year. We trust that through the pages of this book, you will live again your many happy days at Midwest City High School, JEAN ALSUP JOY BOZARTH PEGGY BRADY GAH. BROOKS KENNETH de CORDOVA JOY ANN FARTHING . Q FAYE FERGUSON BERNICE FROLICK HELEN GEORGE JOY SUE GLASGOW GLENDA GRIFFIN JUDY HANNON BETTY HARRIS JANETTE HARRIS TAFF We have been assisted in our task by our principal, Mr. J. E. Sutton, Jr. , who understands student pro- blems and who has made it possible to materialize many improvements for our school. Our student body, numbering 700 students come from all parts of the U. S. as well as several foreign countries. Our high school strives to afford for all students the best possi- ble high school preparation in order that they may be able to meet the growing demands in an ever chang- ing world, KAY HEPP BILLIE HILL ROSE MARIE HOLDEN SHIRLEY JONES WANITA KITCHENS SHIRLEY LEWIS LOUISE MCCOY BILL RESER DONNA ROLAND CAROLYN SMITH PAT THOMPSON BARBARA WARD BARBARA WRIGHT MARY ZALOUDIK fd- - -VW' ' -- N- Y Y b 1 v is Our principal Voice with a smile. Touchdown! if Dangerous Assignment 51 Roland, Rodgers and Carlin How s the weather up there? Did she help you any, girls? Snow bound' R f AW ,WL MWJZJ ' WW 11. , KM EEL 7552? . 'ww-ff im ,Wm-. ww 11155 fm 'L ui: 1- Tggiiaiw' wfismm f Sie: wvmsh, , .mqkwdw lf W-www A LITHOGRAPHED gl x 74904-mdk 1 YEA RBOO K DALLAS 0 TEXAS ,W jjj! A? K0 N