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

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1955 volume:

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Front row: Jane Holbird, Doretta Bowman, Betty McCown, Nancy Norman, Mrs. Lyon, Sponsor, Shirley Stansbury. DON PATE SHIRLEY STANSBURY JAVONNA SUE DAVID ' ' IO ANN SHORT Vi PIGSUICHY Vice President Secretary Treasurer Senior Glass 0Wccrs I.lIM'NlIVll.Il1'!llllll.l'5'lIVIlllIHIllIllI 5llll!2lllIl1VluHlI'Zll'Illl II'1lhI'lI'l'lIlEl:llFllli1lIlf'IInf! Ulll VHlllll'1IQUPIIITIIIIITIIIUHII llll'lll Hllilillllilll mlll-'llilhlilnlIIEIHIIYIII. 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Bottom row, left to right: Lyle Hamilton, Earlene Harbes, Pat Burt, Deanna Shepard, Charlotte White, Jim Mays, I 1 1 I Helen Adair Marvin Adams Jeanette Allen Jimmy Allen Donna Anders Shirley Anders Royce Applegate Anna Lou Armstrong June Armstrong Linda Bain Thad Baldridge Jon Bauman Joe Beams Bobby Beasley Sharon Beech Monty Bema David Blevins Frances Bolling Harold Bone Mark Boss Viola Bourland Brenda Bowyer Janet Brightwell Daryl Bristow Glenna Brooks Phil Brooks Barbara Brown Marilyn Bryant Ronald Bybee Phil Caldwell Robert Carlisle Ronald Chrisope Nancy Cogswell Virginia Cohn Don Colston Gerald Crumpton Sue Couture Kay Cowan Bill Crosley Jo Ann Cundiff Clyton Curtis Jan Custer Billy Daniels Gene Daniels Oretha Davis Roy Davis Tommy Davis Richard Day Lewis Dearing Deanna Densford Cleora Dillingham Connie Domka Neal Dougherty Ellen Duncan Bruce Dunn Jerry Eastwood John Eddleman Rinehart Eddleman Jo Elder Ronnie Ernest Charles Faught Arvin Fennell Joan Fincher Bob Fitzgerald Carol Fonville Virginia Fraser Margaret Frederick Martin Fricks Lillie Gentry Charlene Gerdes Judy Glover Linda Gibbs Jo Ann Gibson Rita Gibson Sue Goforth Orlene Goode Russ Goodwine Myrna Gore Alice Graves Mona Sue Gray Montez Gray Helen Green Bobby Guy Jim Hadden Elaine Hale Leslie Hall Zona Hall Beth Hancock Jeanette Hansford Jeanette Harrington Ray Hart Jim Hartley Mary Jane Hastie Peggy Henderson Patsy Hestand Joy Hickman Donald Hildebrand Barbara Himelstien Virginia Hoisington Troy Hollowell Madalynne Holt Raymond Hoskins Clark Huddleston Charla Hull Jean Hunter Kay Hysell Carol Jones Bural Jolly Tommy Johnson Joyce Johnston Robert Jurina Ruth Kay Chloe Kent Allen Kirk Al Kirkpatrick Jon Knorr Susan Knox Edward Kovelda Jimmy Kretaschmar Joe Kutej Joyce Lacy Cecilia Lambe Marlene Larnbe Marlene Lancaster Kay Landis Howard Lane Sara Lane Richard Laird Juanita Larimore Sue Ledinski Margaret Lee Alan Leslie Bill Lohmann Phil Lohmann Don Loudermilk Frank Lucas Alvin McAffey Mary McClain Wanda McCleary Pat McClendon Gary McCoy Robbie McGrew Lynn McGuire Bill McKinney Margie Macon Charles Magness Douglas Markham Billy Milford Betty Miller Max Miller Phillis Mills Janice Minyard Dewaine Meskimen Kathrine Mobley Jacquelyn Moon Darlene Mooneyham Eddy Moore Jim Morley Joyce Morrison Nancy Carole Morton Maureen Mullican Deanna Naylor Zee Ogee Beverly Oler Bill Orr Dennis Osgood Donna Owen Robert Owen Rosa Lee Owen Shirley Palmer Joyce Payne Betty Peters Hazel Phillips Ronnie Presley Karel Rainwater Lerence Robison Patricia Rodgers Don Sampson Dick Sarcher Jack Saucier Frank Sears Marian Sears John Seeger Terry Segress Ann Shelby Nancy Shelby Jerry Shelly Mary Rose Shook Eddie Simons Barbara Smith Gay Smith Jack Sneed Sally Springer Louis Spugeon Timothy Stalcup Kay Stidman Barbara Story Tony Stover Kathryn Strahorn Johnnie Straily Sandra Stuart Barbara Stubblefield Io Neen Summers Frederick Swan Pat Tankersley Nancy Taube Jerry Thacker Gerald Thompson Aileen Titus Gayle Tooman Betty Townley Mary Truesdell Jerry Tubbs Ronnie Uhl Lewis Wall Charles Ward Lucille Ward Ann Warren Gordon Washburn John Watters Cheryl Webber Paul Wein Gail Whitaker Betty White Nolan White JoAnn Wiley Betty Wilkerson Carolyn Wiley Melvin Williams Jerry Wiltse Anita Wood Beverly Wood B111 Young Saphomvrc 611155 Ofhcvrs and Spvusvr Top row: Frank Sears, Presidentg Mrs. A. Moon, Sponsor, Bottom row, seated, left to right: Frances Bolling, Vice Presidentg Kay Cowan, Secretaryg Linda Bain, Treasurer, Saplzomare 611155 Swcufivc lfaard Top row, left to right: Ronald Chrisope, Gay Smith, Zee Ogee, Peggy Henderson, Betty Peters, Kay Cowan, Lucille Ward, Kay Hysell, Frances Bolling, Elbert Friday, Bottom row, left to right: Ann Shelby, Fredrick Swan, Jerry Tubbs, Mrs, A. Moon, Frank Sears, Linda Bain, - Sifchzzrzge fudmfs VICKY KARATZIOU Vicky is our Senior Exchange Student from Athens, Greece, She is very active in her school work and is liked by everyone, She won by popular vote, The Most Friendly Girl and is a member of the Senior Executive Board, Pep Club and the National Honor Society, We hope Vicky will always re- member her many friends at Midwest City Senior High School as we will always remember her, MANUEL LOZANO Manuel, a Senior, is our Exchange Student from Farragori, Spain, He is noted through out the school for his friendliness and sports- manship, He is a member of the Mixed Chorus and serves on our Student Council. We hope Manuel has enjoyed himself at our school as much as we have enjoyed having him with us. Special Student MELVIN FREEMAN is a Post-Graduate Student, He is a member of the Armed Services and is now finishing his work here at Midwest City High School, I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I i I i I I I I I I I I I Left End JOHNNY DUREN, a Senior, is one of the outstanding Ends in the Dis- trict, He is equally good on offense and defense, Johnny made All- Conference, If WAI' 'Mia I lun If l 1 X I 95 4 Bomber Left Tackle DELMAS FORD, Senior, stands out in both offense and defense. He is one of the better tackles of the state. He made All-Conference, 49 ge' G ? 2, ff 5, .,.. wr' V' X b plz W M .fffffy I I Q. v2 J 4 gy J ks . X I Left Halfback BREWSTER HOBBY made all- City and was voted by sports writers as being the most out- , standing back in Oklahoma of '54, He has a wonderful fu- ture in athletics, Left Guard BILL BARRY, a Senior, was a heady player and one of the main stays in the Bomber line. Center 2 'DICK PRICE, though only a Junior, played a big part in the Bomber success, He was a very dependable player at all times, Fullback DAN KENDALL was a great fullback both on offense and defense, His clean play and determination caused him to I be voted the outstanding good sport of the team. Right Guard ROSWELL ADAMS, a senior, is one of the hardest workers on the entire squad, He could be counted on to do his very best at all times. we Q 1 fi, at , as gr . I ' A MX f, X, x , Y Q, , ,ufxwm ld or,-x,..,,,a.,a Wfiig ft , '- 1 g :aff .vga -rzfw af , wfwiavba 'XV' M f ' Sl f X. ' :ai f we-?'W 't ' Y X ' H K My Quarterback RICHARD EVANS, a senior, made All-State Quarterback, We expect to hear many good things about him in the future, Right Halfback BILL COLSTON, senior, was on the starting offensive position and gained many yards by his quick, deceptive running for the Bombers, Right Tackle ROBERT fBirnboj LEIGH, a senior, is one of the most improved play- ers on the team, From his size, speed and determination, Mr, Spann predicts a great future in athletics, Right End BILL USELTON made All-City End as a Junior. He should be one of the greatest Ends in the state next year, , Q , rlfllilfz WS I pf X, Sept, Sept, Oct. Oct, Oct, Oct, Nov, Nov. Nov, Schedule and Scams' Edmond - - Putnam City --w-6 ------m-1 Sulphur -------- 26 - 'I Pauls Valley -----ss-B Southeast - - - - - 27 - 13 Elk City - - Henryetta - -----39-B -----32-H John Marshall ----- 27 - 6 Wewoka - - H -B-M End GERALD STUART was a good End both on offense and defense, He had a lot of spirit and go and should be a standout in his senior year, Right Tackle NOLAN WHITE, a sophomore, is big and fast and we predict he will be one of the schools' outstanding tackles in the years he has left with the Bombers, Right Halfback PHIL LOHMANN, a sophomore, played as a regular Back and was a great defensive Back, Coach Spann thinks Lohmann is the great est college prospect that he has ever coached, JACKIE HILL--He is big and fast and played guard and fullback, He is a good passer and runner also a great offensive and defensive lineman, We expect to hear a lot from Jackie in years I0 COITIS, DON COLSTON--Don was shifted from fullback to a guard position where he is and was outstand- ing in his Sophomore year, RONNIE HALES--Ronnie was the regular defensive back and did a wonderful job on offense, he was the under-study of Evans, He is smart and fast and will be a great player for the Bombers next year, VERNON CRUMPLER--Vemon played guard and tackle, He is big and will be an outstanding lineman with the Bombers in '55, DON COHN--Don lettered as a back, He is a good pass catcher, and defensive boy, He will be a mainstay in backfield next year, BOB DENSFORD--Bob is probably the fastest boy on the squad, He is a good all-around back, We are expecting him to be one of the outstanding backs in Oklahoma, RICHARD EVANS Acting Captain I The Bombers have had several All-State athletes, but this year our All-State Quarterback is outstanding in all other competitive sports, l-Ie is the high point basketball player, and is not only the greatest for our school but is one of the states' outstanding basketball players, He is also, a good baseball player, This year when wrestling was introduced, Richard added a letter to his collection, He has taken top honors in wrestling in his weight class, He has lettered in wrestling, track, football, baseball and basketball, Richard is a B student, i The whole school is very proud of our All-State Quarterback, . ,wie Feds ' ' MR. JOE B. SPANN 'Y ' 1, - ,Q MR, JAMES DARNELL Head Coach 1 . 'A T A . Assistant Coach X 71 Wah 51'- '5 S K , --4 A 41,5 . ,. 1 , , ,, V, sri L, l P A ..-gmrg' K' ' , - ' 221 xx a . ,. 45,35 - ls- I -. f A ffsiiil ' ii T , A 1 ' ' A 5:45 L , - -'f - , gf 55-,rigs ,' E W ' V rw wiicsnrze - - . ,r - gs 1 , fi , , ...-,,,fsn,vm,,,w,.: , ggt,-gtg resggsiggg, iisgggigrs f4Lv:.1f. 5'ff5ff,1g:2f1-.: 'Ag ::.:r12'Ffv igigisagffg, I wtf fwgtjszf? 19fiiZl'fI' f:S:i'i'.fI3l'r ' 'fwws - s s, f , , '- fix W . 4, ,,:?tLaK-Lg, ,, .-,Mg f,,:.52f:C. 7xa, 'Y M, Efqsfgevgl f XX., - 2 .airs-pr' A , MR, H, JONES Assistant Coach MR. ED JACOBSON Assistant Coach I 954 ,Midland Houfercncc 300 ball Khampions Ram and Reserves First row, left to right: Phil Lohmann, Bobby Densford, Brewster Hobby, Richard Evans, Dan Kendall, Bill Colston, Don Cohn, Ronald Hales, Don Colston, Mr, Darnell, Assistant Coach, Second row: Mr. Spann, Coach, Ronnie Uhl, Billy Uselton, Nolan White, Robert Leigh, Ros- well Adams, Dick Price, Bill Barry, Delmas Ford, Bill Crosley, Vernon Crumpler, Gerald Stuart, Third row: David Stillwell, Johnny Duren, Don Loudermilk, Jerry Uselton, Billy Daniels, Lewis Dearing, Gene Daniels, Jack Hill, Joe Beams, John Batey, Mr, Jacobson, Assistant Coach, Mr, H. Jones, Assistant Coach, Fourth row: Howard Lane, Fred Smith, Mike Curry, David Blevins, Jerry Maynord, Don Wells, Ted Goldenberg, David Rogers, Pat Watkins, Martin Fricks, Jerry Tubbs, Ed Sossen, Raymond Stubblefield, Charles Hunnicutt, Russ Goodwine, Douglas Markham, David Stevenson, Phil Brooks and Jim Morley, Colston gaining yardage with ex- cellent blocking from Evans and Kendall, John Marshall is stopped for a loss by Lohmann, 1 Shats Hobby breezing to an easy touchdown with Evans leading the way, Hobby carries the ball in an effort to make a touchdown at the Semi- nole game, Kendall is running interference. Kvmbcr Wrestling Squad First row, left to right: Phil Caldwell, Douglas Markham, Ronnie Hales, Louis Spurgeon, John Batey, Second row: Tommy Johnson, Toby Bensinger, Bob Densford, Dan Kendall, Nolan White, Delmas Ford. DELMAS FORD DAN KENDALL Wrcstiug Midwest City Bombers enlarged their athletic program to include wrestling on a varsity level. An intramural tournament was held to stimulate interest and 58 boys entered, The Senior Class won the team trophy, Eight varsity dual matches were scheduled, along with four B matches, The Bombers entered the Midland Conference Toumament with five boys winning medals, Next, the Bombers entered the Geary Invitational Tournament against the best high school wrestling teams of Oklahoma and Texas, Five of our boys wrestled their way into the quarter-finals, with two wrestling in the semi-finals. Sorne of the boys with outstanding records for the first year competition were: Douglas Markham fSophomore Won '7 Lost Zlg Nolan White QSopho- more Won 4 Lost Ojg Dan Kendall fSenior Won 5 Lost 2jg Dick Evans, QSenior Won 3 Lost OJ, Ralph Bowyer fSenior Won 3 Lost ljg Delmas Ford fSenior Won 4 Lost 233 Larry Oxley Uunior Won 3 Lost ljg Toby Bensinger QSenior Won 4 Lost 33. Eight other boys also lettered, Q t , or .36 X W' if nz' 55 5:s EVANS PRICE HOBBY WOODS '24 6611171 SMILEY Kneeling, left to' right: Charles Brown, Gerald Stuart, Jimmy Woods, Everett fCorkeyj Smiley, Jim Womack, Billy Joe Daniels, Standing: Clifford Henson, Managerg Larry Galbraith, Don Hilderbrand, Brewester Hobby, Ronald Price, Dick Evans, Don Cohn, John Pratt, Coach, JOHN PRATT Coach I 95 4-55 Kember Selzedule Midwest City Midwest City Midwest Midwest Midwest Midwest Midwest Midwest Midwest Midwest Midwest Midwest Midwest Midwest Midwest Midwest Midwest Midwest Midwest Midwest Midwest Midwest Midwest Midwest Midwest Midwest City City City City City City City City City City City City City City City City City City City City City City City City Southeast - - - - Catholic - - Classen - - Edmond ----- Marquette - Rodgers ----- Putnam City cap. Hill - Seminole ---- St, Mary's - Guthrie ----- Southeast ---- Pauls Valley I. Marshall - - - Seminole ---- Altus ------ Chickasha - Edmond - - Atoka - - - Putnam City Southeast ---- Pauls Valley Atoka - - - I, Marshall - - - Cap, Hill - Chickasha - H, JONES Assistant Coach The Bombers finished the season with a 14 Won and 12 Lost, Many of the scores were obtained in tournaments in which we placed very high, The season was highlighted by wins over several of the states' strongest teams, including Southeast, Seminole and Capitol Hill, '76 ' Team Seated, front: Clifford Henson, Managerg Larry Galbraith, Captain, Mr, Jones, Coach, Standing, left to right: Don Hilderbrand, Tommy O'Brien, George Scott, Ronnie Ernest, Martin Fricks, Fred Swan, Harvey Estes, Jerry Tubb, Billy Daniel, David Blevins, Del Babcock, Mike Curry, Don Colston, Charles Magness, Jim Morley, MISS MELTON Coach U16 Kvmbercffcs 94 The Midwest City Senior High girls' basketball team, otherwise known as the Bomberettes, un- der the able coaching of Dee Melton, have once again completed a season of which they can be proud, Outstandingfffmong their accomplish- ments of the 1954-55 run was their winning ofa runner-up trophy in the Davenport Tournament, Although seriously handicapped by the loss of two excellent forwards, Beth Creed and Ginger Smith, the team went on to a 15-8 record, As we go to press, they are making preparations for the district tournament and we're quite con- fident that they will do their utmost to bring home another trophy, Umm Standing: Manager, Prunie Wallach and Miss Melton, Coach, Left to right: Brenda Bowyer, Cecilia Lamhe, Evogene Smith, Mary Ann Combs, Joyce Jackson, Beth Creed, Donna Owen, Veda Miller, Joyce Lacey, Sue Goforth, Peggy Henderson and Elaine Evans, I 954-55 5 Kambereffe Schedule A TEAM Midwest City-- - - - - -43 Harrahs - - Midwest City - -37 Stonewall Midwest City - - - - -36 Moore - - Midwest City - - - - -44 Choctaw - Midwest City - -55 Stroud - - Midwest City - - - - -58 Choctaw - Midwest City - - - - -50 Moore - - Midwest City - -29 Stroud - - Midwest City - - - - -38 Maud - - Midwest City - - - - 35 Del City - Midwest City - - - '- '41 Drumright Midwest City - - - ' '56 Harrah - - Midwest City - - - - -38 Davenport Midwest City - - - - 24 Choctaw - Midwest City - - - - 34 Drumright Midwest City - - - - 47 Harrah - - Midwest City - - - - 32 Altus - - Midwest City - - - - -35 Atoka - - Midwest City - - - - -29 Moore - - Midwest City - - - - 31 Haywood - Midwest City - - - - -34 Bradley - Midwest City - - - - -38 Choctaw - Midwest City - - - - -42 Atoka - - Midwest City - - - - -38 Del City - IK Zfmm Left to right: Bobbie Brown, Molly Sue Martin, Sue Goforth, Earlene McGeehee Miss Melton fCoachJ Joyce Lacy, Leota Croft, Barbara LeFlore, Peggy Henderson, Brenda Bowyer Leigh, Ford, Kendall, Barry Price, Hobby, Evans Ford,iBarry, Kendall Who scalped who? What song you singing boys? Get get--G01 Shake, Rattle and Roll Ford, Barry and Leigh Uselton, Duren and Stewart f L See no evil, speak no evil, hear no evil. Our Heroes Kendall and Barry Owen, Combs and Miller it Ford and Leigh He-Men! ! ! Bomberette Smiles Say Peaches! Don Hilderbrand Don Cohn--What's matter does Gr-r-r-r-r-r the light hurt your eyes? Midwest Hify anim' First row, left to right: Bobby Beasley, Carolyn Youts, Beverly Oler, Charlene Gerdes, Second row: John Tankersley, Barbara Story, Rochelle Berstler, Carol Casteel, Ina Rahe Dunlap, Sandra Berstler, Floy Dean Mann, Third row: Betty White, Orlene Good, Marvin Kime, Jimmy Kretzchmar, Joy Hickman, Johnnie Ann Ricketts, Shirley Bullard, Jack McHam, Barbara Sinclair, Beth Creed, Den- nis Osgood, Fourth row: Karel Rainwater, Susan Knox, Nancy Good, Dewaine Meskimen, Ronnie Coppock Neil Dougherty, Terry Segress, Ronald Chrisope, Jfzylz School Hand First row, left to right: Kathy Minnich, Helen Schott, Orland McCalip, Jerry Jarnigan, Joyce Baldridge, Second row: Rita Gibson, Gerald Thompson, Suzanne Chrisope, Syble Osbome, Joan Harris, Johnnie Riley, Charles Gilliam, Jon Bauman, Leroy Thompson, Third row: Lynn Hooper, Robert Carlisle, Bill Young, Tommy Davis, Larry Wilkerson, Louis Dearing, Nancy Steiger, Raymond Steel, Bobby Carlisle, Stanley Moore, Clifford Henson, Fourth row: Craig Orr, Judy Glover, Ronnie Morgan, Wesley Hicks, Joyce Lacy, Joyce Jack- son, Mr, Work, Director, key 61116 Left to right: Wesley Hicks, Craig Orr, Leroy Thomp- son, Dick Baker, Carolyn Youts, Johnnie Ann Ricketts, Ina Rhae Dunlap and Joyce Baldridge, This is the first year we have had a color squad, The girls carry the American flag and the Mid- west City Bomber flag. They have leamed all the marches that the band does in contests and parades, We think they have added a great deal to the popularity of the Midwest Ctiy Band. Left to right: Virginia smith, Helen Schott, Beth Creed and Joyce Lacy. Hand Omccrs President ----------- Craig Orr Vice President ----- Leroy Thompson Secretary ---- ---- T erry Segress p Treasurer - - - - -Dewaine Meskimen Left to right First row, left to right: Leroy Thompson, Clifford Henson, Craig Orr, Second row: Dick Baker and Terry Segress, The Key Club is the nickname for Kappa Psi Kappa, a band letterman's club, One must letter one year in the high school band in order to become a member, The aim of this club is to develop music ap- preciation and to assist in the operation of the band, Evlar Squad Left to right: David Playford, Joyce Baldridge, Craig Orr, Katherine Ross, Mike Gregory, Susie Sutton, Peggy Brady, Don Pitts, Carolyn Youts, Band Queeng Clifford Henson, Drum Major, CAROLYN YOUTS JUDY GLOVER, BARBARA STORY, BETTY WHITE CLIFFORD HENSON CLIFFORD HENSON, CAROLYN YOUTS CAROLYN YOUT S Band Queen JUDY GLOVER BARBARA STORY BETTY WHITE CLIFFORD HENSON Drum Major X CRAIG ORR MR, H, B, ATKINSON ..-1-f-4 RONALD CHRISOPE RONNIE MORGAN Terry Liberace Segress Front row left to right Shirley Bullard, Kay Baum, Don Pate, Beverly Corrie Second row left to rtght Patty Alexander, Pat Burt, Jackie Carl, Colleen Dunn Gayle Austin Colleen HOdg1I'lS, Dena Weber, Ann Stieber, Third row left to right Glenda Watters, Betty Dickey, Leroy Thompson, Lyle Hamilton Jerry Jamigan Jim Mays, Bonita Pace and Kaye Bowman, Zfhespian Zfrvupe IO! The National Thespian Society is made up of students who have each earned ten points in the dramatic field, The Thespian play this year was, Our Town, one of the most stirring plays ever presented in our high school, In addition to the annual play and banquet, the group sponsored a Vaudeville Show on March 15, as a money-raising Droject, 'ZZ K ,a. 7, 1 X fy 6 1 4, ff 'A fd S 3 x 7 f7f4, Our CUWHU Johnny Duren and Bonita Pace T he National Thespian Society of Midwest City High School presented the play, Our Town by Thornton Wilder on December 9-10, 1954. Each of the fifty students in the cast performed his part with great ability and skill, This unusual play, which was entirely without scenery, was enjoyed by everyone, The main characters in the play were: Doc Gibbs ----------- Bill Barry Mr, Webb - - - - -Delmas Ford Mrs, Gibbs - - - - - -Kay Baum Mrs. Webb - - - - Colleen Hodgins George Gibbs - - - - - Johnny Duren Emily Webb - - - - - Bonita Pace Rebecca Gibbs - - - - Colleen Dunn Wally Webb - - - - Ronnie Morgan - Y ' F10 . . BN Ban 'lf row right' mens gan ' lefr I . Famiw, teh gong: sohnnti D seat and Vicky Kai Ilgfllt Ronnie M First Eaum, Stan i Kay id left to right atzrou, Foreg or. gay Dunfl- . , I Hum a 2 Glend fvund, and Colleen S to tighij Ronnie :lg 111 foregrggnfgenneth Mijlyartersr . ' X3 1 Cglleen OWU ajsl I Don I' Sta . Secofyd Pace and Duren. e. B011-ifa Pacellalfjl Joh Morgan' 'UU' Ho u junior 611155 Play 47,9 :fo . JQ Q38 Q! 9 6 42: 'Qv Iblboobjofb Qodftibq J. Q1 1' 00,1 02 GEORGE WASHINGTON SLEPT HERE Left to right: Winona Husband, Jim Mays, Pat Burt, LeRoy Thompson, Betty McClure, Tommy O'Brien, Dick Price, Lyle Hamilton and Carolyn Farrer, Bun' Setwgarnig . 1 Pal ' not ' tai' Sxtgihlna semi WY sim 3 an 1 The Junior Class Play selection this year was, George Washington Slept Here by Moss Hart and George S. Kaufman, This play was produced by the students of the Play Production I Class on November 8-9 with the proceeds going for the Junior- Senior Banquet, The main characters were as follows: Newton Fuller - Annabelle Fuller Madge Fuller - - Uncle Stanley - Raymond ---- - - -Jim Mays - - - Pat Burt Betty McClure Lyle Hamilton Mickey Wien Mind Khoruses First row, left to right: Frances Raupe, Norma Lawson, Pat Johns, Brenda Bowyer, Don Loudermilk, Jack Cochran, James Ulrich, Winona Husband, Johnny Ann Stockton, Delores Locke, and Loretha Smith. Second row: Sharon Weeks, Helen Hutcheson, Donna Burroughs, Ann Warren, Tommy Blalock, LeRoy Kinnett, Billy Taylor, Helen Rice, Lillie Clayton, Sug Shaw, Mary Edwards, and Wanda Eastin. Third row: Carolyn Farrer, Penny Mason, Joan Larkins, Jimmy Mounts, Ralph Bowyer, Royce Willis, Barbara Lindeman, Carol Forbes, Ethelda Ross, Jimmy Ruth West, and Carol Ann Adams. Fourth row: Shirley Jo Lynn, Mary Taube, Shirley Stansberry, Deanny Sheppard, Ar- len Byrd, Ronnie Lohmann, Georgia Cowan, Jane Holbird, Carol Griffith, and Doretta Bowman. Doris Massey is seated at the piano. First row, left to right: Frances Stewart, Betty Townley, Jim Hadden, Eddie Moore, John Seger, Janet Stieber, and Mary Rose Shook. Second row: Linda Gibbs, Nancy Taube, Marlene Lancaster, Manuel Lozano, Howard Lane, Don Colston, Joan Fincher, and Montez Gray. Third row: Kay Hysel, Helen Hutcheson, Jo Elder, Doris Meek. Chloe Kent, Helen Rice, Laura Brooks, and Judy Lawrence. Seated at the piano is Bonnie Jean Harrel. Boys' Glen' 61116 r yr W l l Left to right: Frank Sears, Don Loudermilk, Dewayne'Birch, Jack Cochran, James Ulrich, Don Blalock, Royce Willis, Second row: Virgil Davenport, Leslie Hall, Kenneth Miller, Don Colston, Ralph Sprague, Bill l Crossley, Third row: Richard Laird, Tom Blalock, Frank Smith, Kelly Trotter, Earl Jones, Jack Sneed, Fourth row: Bill Taylor, Ronnie Lohmann, Arlen Byrd, Leroy Kinnett, Ralph Bowyer, Jimmy Mounts, Mr, Lykins, Sponsor, Girls' 5165 ew , J v l l 1 l Seated at piano: Sara Bell Lane, Left to right: Donna Wall, Pat Tankersley, Jean McMillian, Imogene Woods, Frances Stewart, Deanna Naylor, Sue Ledinski, Noema Laxson, Second row: Darlene Mooneyharn, Geneva Austin, Shirley Jamison, Jeanette Allen, Carol Ann Jones, Nancy Carole Morton, Kathryn Strahorn, Mona Sue Gray, Third row: Phyllis Douglas, Pat Radford, Mary Frances Combs, Jo Neen Summers, Zee Ogee, Lynda Allen, Carol Fuller, Mary Jo Mills, Katherine Mobley. Fourth row: Lenna Myers, Deanna Deihl, Jo Ann Short, Mr, Lykins, Sponsor, Girls' Crio Seated at pianog Sara Lane. Left to right: Bonnie Harrel, Shirley Io Lynn, Sug Shaw, L K l5'lc'14ders Seated, front: Shirley Stansbury, Jane Holbird, Bonnie Harrel, Noema Laxson, Sug Shaw, Standing, rear: Leroy Kinnett, Jimmy Mounts, Ralph Bowyer, Tom Blalock. The name Blenders was chosen after much thought and concentration by all of the student body, The final decision was made by Mr, Lykins and everyone feels this name was a wise choice, Jlflusic 611111 Front, seated: Bonnie Harrel, Shirley Jo Lynn. First row, standing: Ann Warren, Laquetta Thayer, Mary Io Mills, Sug Shaw, Jo Ann Cundiff, Second row: Leroy Kinnett, William Smothers, Mr. Lykins, Sponsor The purpose of the Music Club as stated in the consti- tution is, To develop and share our interest and ex- periences in music with others, This means informal get-togethers to discuss records, operas or any other phase of music we might want to know about, President ---------- Shirley Io Lynn Vice President -------- Carol Griffith Secretary-Treasurer ----- Bonnie Harrel These are the prize pieces which were made by Mr, Moon's woodworking class, The sewing cabinet won second place in the State Contest, and the grand- mother clock placed in the National Contest, The Lazy Susan won First in State and placed in National, These were all made in Mr, Moon's woodworking classes Congratulations are in order for Bob Grinstead, William Melton and Jack Combs on their fine pieces of art work, Jlflarniug Hhapel In our busy school life, the students of MCHS have taken time for an inspirational period which is called Morning Chapel, It is non-denominational, having about fifty stud- ents in attendance each Tuesday and Thursday morning, The variety of interesting speakers include students and prom- inent religious leaders in our community, If you were among those who could not be found attending Morning Chapel, you missed a great spiritual experience, The officers of Morning Chapel are as follows: Jackie Carl ---------- ------ P resident Shirley Jo Lynn - - - ------- Vice President Johnny Ann Ricketts - - - Devotional Vice President Pat Johns ------- - - Musical Vice President Wanda Campbell - - LeRoy Kinnett - - - - - Song Leader Woodwvrking 511155 Pictured above is the sewing cabinet which was made by Bob Grinstead, the grandmother clock made by William Melton, and the Lazy Susan, which was made by Jack Combs. I Patsy Britt Vice President Mary Alice Cupir TICHSUISI Georgann Ward President EXECUTIVE BOARD Left to right, around the table: Dena Weber, Donna Lou Burroughs, Sharon Weeks, Javonna Sue David, Carol Ann Adams, Mary Alice Cupit, Bonita Pace, Patsy Britt, Georgann Ward, Kaye Bowman, Priscilla Shirley, Jackie Carl, Earline Harbes, Kay Baum, Doretta Bowman, Doris Massey, The Bomberette Pep Club approximately 120 strong backed their school one-hundred per cent, Among their many contributions were: Pep assemblies, coro- nations, and the faculty coffee, This year they chose an outstanding three-year pep p club member, Each year this same policy willlbe followed. Larry Galbraith was elected Boy of the Year and presented a gift at the annual spring party, Pap Klub Doris Massey Secretary Jonelle Pulliam Reporter lfombcrcffe Pep Klub Left to right: Sharon Weeks, Dena Weber, Kaye Bowman, Earline Harbes, Bonita Pace, Carol Ann Adams. First row: Doris Massey, Georgiann Ward, Mary Alice Cupit, Second row: Mrs, Van Dusen, Sponsorg Penny Mason, Juhree Gardner, Jimmy Ruth West, Jackie Carl, Kay Baum, Javonna Sue David, Donna Lou Burroughs, Mary Taube, Nancy Cogswell, Joyce Payne, Charlotte White, Deanna Shepard, Priscilla Shirley, Beverly Corrie, Wanda Eastin, Third row: Deanne Densford, June Cole, Joyce Harkins, Sharon Trumbull, Joan Larkins, Jane Holbird, Helen Hutcheson, Martha Gray, Marguerite Ryan, Priscilla Crooks, Katherine Bourland, Virginia Cohn, Montez Gray, Jo Elder, Mary Edwards, Mrs, Barrett, Sponsor, Fourth row: Vicky Karatziou, Joyce Jackson, Ann Shelby, Kay Hysell, Lucille Ward, Betty Peters, Kay Stidham, Georgia Cowan, Betty Miller, Nancy Carol Morton, Mary Jane Hastie, Jeanette Hansford, Alice Graves, Elaine Hale, Betty Dickey, Fifth row: Kay Stewart, Donna Owen, Joan Robinett, Sarah Bell Lane, Judy Beth Hancock, Sue Couture, Mary Rose Shook, Imogene Woods, Jean McMillian, Jeanette Allen, Zee Ogee, Sally Springer, Katherine Mobley, Bobbie Davidson, Maureen Mullician, Nancy Taube, Janice McKinney, Jo Ann Gibson, Phylis Mills, Kay Cowan, Frances Bolling, Linda Bain, Gay Smith, Lillie Gentry, Carol Griffith, Madalynne Holt, Carmen Coplin, Boy of the year Girl of the year LARRY GALBRAITH IAVONNA SUE DAVID 3 W KAYE BOWMAN BONITA PACE Senior Cheerleader Senior Cheerleader CAROL ANN ADAMS EARLINE HARBES Junior Cheerleader Junior Cheerleader DENA WEBER W S SHARON WEEKS Senior Cheerleader ' Senior Cheerleader 6' gp ff Q62-f 46 fa' f , af vi 'f' 37+ G3 M V ,- . ' ff 'U if ,- f f, ,I 55' , r ff f 6 ' 1 ' , ft A- r ' . ' ,V ' fx ' yi- l 1 ,Q 1 ' f I ffl if I ff flex' 1 AJ One of the new organizations at M, C, H, S, this year IS the Art Club, whose motto is Creative Hands. It is sponsored by Mrs, Webb, the art teacher, and its purpose is to promote art appreciation, Its mem- bers are those interested in art either as a career or as a hobby, One of the club's main projects this year was the place-cards for the Talihina Hospital at Christmas- time, Another time, the members of the Art Club made and presented a poster to the Midwest City Library, Reading Clockwise, from lower left: Joe Brown, Barbara Sinclair fstandingy, Othella Holt, Carolyn Farrer, Margie Macon Qstandingj, Robert Moore, Mary Alice Cupit Qstandingj, Prissy Crooks, Mrs, Webb, sponsor fstandingj, Vicky Karatziou, Darlene Mooneyham, Craig Orr and Nancy Steiger, Qibrdw Q7 Had 7 Gag left I . NNmiams.Cha11otte Anna Lou Ao right: Robb. - mi - 6 . Kath . Img Je A- S'-W eww ' nS0i' erm H011 A'-'CGI 1098 ' nice S ks. 590 -rl audit e Bowls g' Bafbar ew' Yoieg und: Sa' Ct0o . da B51 ' mlhy W. -nd, G16 a Fox, o . rx 11 I1 330V-'gt mend . Nusote and L1 118373. U3 Fay Bro ks Dia' , Laiim 0 Scania The Library Club was organized in order that the student librarians would be able to study correct library procedure and learn about new books so that they might serve their fellow students more efficiently, The highlight of the school year was an all-day state conference meeting of student librarian assistants who were guests of the librarians on the Oklahoma University campus. From left to right: Shirley Laird, Johnnie Ann Ricketts, LeRoyce Schuster and Joan Robinette Qseatedj ,Nafivhal Honor Sacicfy First row, front to back: Jackie Chandler, Connie Allen, Pat Burt, Joan Short, Vicky Karatziou, Don Moore, Mrs. Lyons fSponsorj, Second row: Carolyn Farrer, Loretta Salter, Peggy Gunn, Charles Brown, Nancy Norman, Wanda Eastin, Leonard Laws, Pauline Lawrence, ' Third row: Jackie Carl, Myra Windsor, Betty Dickey, Janet Michel, Charles Hunnicutt, Fourth row: Mary Alice Cupit, Kay Baum, Joe Brown, Tommy Hall, Earl Jones, Bill Colston. Fifth row: Deanna Shepard, Charlotte White, Sancha Griffith, Noal Duncan, The National Honor Society is just what the name NATIONAL implies--an honorary organization, Its chief HQNQR 5QglETY function is to bring honor to students who, through Q Z X superior scholastic performance, show that they merit such honor, The Midwest City Chapter of the National Honor Society has set somewhat higher standards than most high schools, Members must maintain at least a 3. 6 averageg they must carry four solid subjects each semester, and they must have at- tended Midwest City High School for at least one semester, If these standards are met throughout high school a seal will be placed on the pupil's diploma, After graduating, the Seniors become honorary members, This year's officers are: President, Don Pate, Vice President, Charles Browng Secretary, Nancy Norman, L f - 1, .1-L - 1 as? sl.. NMAKERS v-Li X 3, O oo I Q7 5 K 24 is -72 E Tri 0 A O fo 421 5 'Po QQ-0 NEW H This year the Future domemakers of of America boasts a total member- Ftances ship of 22 girls, 1 maids up She' Sher? ,e Ge-,hifi ' iam Ueannaso wan, The installation of incoming officers Gated: uxuleaneiie' Mm gnitlexl was held at a Mother-Daughter Ban- lffft to dghtttlj Mccwsediniz GTI Sim que t- . B6 I Stan B0umg Griiwh' Some of the projects for this year were '03 . Sane ia Cowan the sponsoring of the Little One Drive and reading to the crippled children at the Crippled Children's Hospital, 63013 We attended one sub-district meeting at Chandler this year and we are look- ing forward to attending the Annual State Rally in March, First row, left to right: Shirley Jo Lynn, Deanna Shepherd, Betty McClure, Sancha Griffith, Georgia Cowan, Judy Beth Hancock, Second row: Priscilla Shirley, Charlotte White, Jackie Carl, Anna Lou Armstrong, Sue Wilson, Betty Peters, Mrs, Colston fSponsorj, Third row: Zona Hale, Jackie Moon, Katherine Bourland, Carolyn Willey, Glenna Brooks, Janis Minyard, Hazel Phillips, Ann Shelby, Fourth rowg Kay Cowan, Mary Rose Shtfok, Sara Lane, Elaine Hale, Carol Jo Fonville, Carol Ann Jones, Cleora Dillingham, If Fifth row: Lucille Ward, Kay Hysell, 'Zee Ogee, Sally Springer, Jeanette Allen, Gay Smith, Jeanette Hansford, Alice Graves, Sixth row: Donna Wall, Lillie Gentry, Linda Bain, Frances Bolling, Rita Gibson, Nancy Carole Morton, Keys' 61116 First row, left to right: Toby Bensinger, Johnny Duren, Bill Barry, Dan Kendall, Bill Colston, Ronald Hales, Richard Evans, Brewester Hobby, Mr, Damell, Sponsor, Second row: Phil Lohmann, Dick Price, Gerald Stuart, Don Cohn, Vemon Crumpler, Jack Hill, Bob Densford, Third -row: Ronald Snooks Price, Ralph Bowyer, Charles Brown, Don Colston, John Batey, George Scotty Scott, John Purdon. Fourth row: Robert Bimbo Leigh, Jerry Plant, Douglas Markham, Larry Oxley, Allen Ritter, Denny Davenport, Mickey Wein, Nolan White, The purpose of the M club is to promote a high standard of sportsmanship for its members and the entire student body, The organization seeks to instill in its members, qualities of co-operation and fair play, The qualifications necessary for admittance to the M club are to have lettered in one of the five varsity sports, football, wrestling, baseball, track and basketball, and to be scholastically eligible. The M club sponsored an all-school dance, at which, their 1955 Sweetheart, Miss Beverly Corrie was honored, OFFICERS President --------- - - Dick Evans Vice President - 5- - - - - Dan Kendall Secretary-Treasurer - - - -1 - Billy Barry Sergeant-at-Arms - - - - - Delmas Ford Snooks Price TM 61116 Sweetheart BEVERLY CORRIE Visual 8dumfio11 Left to right: Don Sampson, Jackie Birlew, Al Kirkpatrick, Dale Wall and Buddy Williams, The use of four-hundred films during the regular school term requires the services of ten projectionists here at the M, C, H, S, Visual Education Department, Operators learn that a picture show or movie is a film in the classroom and the film is acknowledged as a tool for learning, Many films are shown to community groups as well as for classroom instruction, Printing Glass Foreground, left to right: Jimmy Williams, James Thompson and Evert Brunk, Background: David Rodgers, Harry Heigle, David Gordon, Larry Kneuss, Douglas Herren, Morris Sheckels and Logan Urban. This is the second year for our Printing Department here at Midwest City, so we feel that now it is a very necessary part of our curriculum, The beginning student learns basic fundamentals of printing and other graphic art vocations, Projects which the students tum out in a years time include programs, small yearbooks, tickets, cards, bills, schedules of our athletic contests, football programs and student directories First row, left to right: Mr, Higgins, Sponsor, Alan Leslie, Ronald Ernest, Jerry Tubb, Dick Sarchet, Jerry Wiltse, Elbert Friday, Don Fielding, Frank Smith, Charles Brown, Kenny Miller. Second row: Kay Kent, Ronald Chrisope, L, W, Cobb, Marguarite Ryan, Mary Alice Cupit, Betty Wilkerson, Chloe Kent, Connie Allen, Helen Hutchison, Martha Gray, Jerry Brown, Fredrick Swan, Third row: Neal Doughty, Tommy Davis, John Watters, Phillip Ruth, Jim Hartley, Billy Rees, Wesley Hicks, Joe Hartzog, Bill Barry, Dan Kendall, Fourth row: Dale Ruth, Prunie Wallach, Kay Stewart, Pat Johns, Leonard Laws, Larry Ordey, Robert Melton, Buddy Roach, Toby Bensinger, Bill Colston, Jerry Plant, Fifth row: Ted Goldenburg, Bobby Beasley, Raymond Steel, Jon Bauman, Gary McCoy, Ralph Bowyer, Robert Leigh, Don Moore, Ken Clift and Robert Blair, Scimcv 61116 The Science Club was organized this year for the purpose of promoting interest in science in MCHS, The club is sponsored by Mr, Higgins and contains 60 charter members, Officers were elected as follows: President, Charles Browng Vice President, Frank Smith, A constitution and by-laws were drawn up and meetings are held every Tuesday evening at 2:30 P,M, President Charles Brown Vice President Frank Smith Disfribzzfive Edumfian 61110 af Midwest diy Officers are Don Combs, The D,E, student, Patsy Patsy Britt, Sandra . Britt, who is a Helphrey Ronald X plctures salesgirl at C R, , , ' , ' on this page ' Wilkmson, Shir- re resent four ac- Anthony le Sumrow . .p. . Com Y ' X I1V1I1SS in D, E, The pany' and Pat Keaton, . . pictures in the upper left X hand corner is of the club of- ficers during a meeting, The Of- ficers meet and discuss activities that will take place within the club, In the Y upper right hand corner is a picture of a stu- dent who is demonstrating practical training, In D, E, , the students leam the art of selling as a career and the advantages and opportunities of being a salesperson, In the lower left hand corner is a photograph of a student i who is demonstrating the sale of a suit as a part of class 1 training which every student receives during the y school year, In the lower right hand corner is y a picture of the students of the D,E, Club y during a Valentine party which took place during the school year, These four activities-- school, club work, practical training and social activ- ities--all make up the D,E, Club of Mcns, X D, E, student, Frank Sears gives a' Adeqrnonstration Shirley Sumrow, Sandra Helphrey, Morris Spurlin, 10 class. USiHg Cl8SSfH21IC. Lewis W21l1.'3s'a model, Mr, Stanberry, Frank Sears, Bill Kellogg, Martha Tenny, Ioan Jordan and Bill Harris enjoy Valentine party, Q99 Sc B171 and QQ' DWP- Harr- Q Q0 le, as , 663' Qpxi Ce Wlfb XV Ve' ' Meg, -91 Diffributivc 5dumtiaf1 First row, left to right: Frankie Sears, Charlotte Henderson, Bettye Schave, Sandra Helphrey, Shirley Sumrow, Pat Keaton, Delorse Duffield, Barbara Lewis, Patsy Britt, Second row: James Warren, Bill Minter, Bill Harris, Ronald Wilkerson, Martha Tenny, Ellen Duncan, Pat Armstrong, Third row: Lewis Wall, James Jackson, Elgin Springer, Don Combs, Jeannie Ray, Carolyn Smith, Christine Jack, Mr, Stanberry, Sponsor, Fourth row: Larry Kneuss, James Crabtree, Buel Spruiell, Morris Spurlin, Billy Kellogg, Bud Ray, Edward McAffrey, Jim Gilbertson. James Warren with Mr. Frank Moore, T, G, Y, Pat Keaton with Mrs. Moss, T, G, Y U16 fudcwf Hvuncil Ofhcvrs The Student Council officers pictured below have done a great deal of work in making the Student Council what it is today, Throughout the school year, under the leadership of the competent Joan Larkins, who is President, the organization has flourished, The officers are as follows: Treasurer, Prissy Crooks who is standing next to Mrs. Walters, one of the Student Council sponsors. Looking over the shoulder of President Joan Larkins are Larry Jacobson, who is Parliamentarian and Col- leen Hodgins, the Corresponding Secretary, and Mrs, Barber, also a sponsor, Shirley Stansberry, the Recording Secretary is seated next to Joan, who is president as we have mentioned previously, Holding a maga- zine entitled, Student Life is Vice President Frank Smith, JOAN LARKINS, MCHS Student Council President and BENNIE WILLIAMS, Putnam City Student Council President, W,mps,,, ,tfrmsvs -fm au- rwqfeemww M- wuz, Seated left to right: Mary Edwards, Kay Cowan, Nancy Norman, Charlotte White, Frank Smith, Betty McCown, Tommy Hall, Jo Ann Short, Pauline Lawrence, Shirley Stansbury. Second row: Penny Mason, Jane Holbird, Charles Brown, Elbert Friday, Jackie Chandler, Prissy Crooks, Pat Burt, Colleen Hodgins, Third row: Janice Clemons, Fred Swan, Daryl Bristow, Vicky Karatizou, George Scott, Leo Peck, Larry Jacobson, Lyle Hamilton, Allan Leslie, The Student Cotmcil has just concluded one of its most successful years, We were lead very capably by the second feminine president in the history of our council, Joan Larkins, aided by the increased membership amounting to forty students, A planning session was held during August at which the program for the year was outlined, A Get Acquainted Week' was planned for the opening week of school, This proved to be a very successful program and included a Howdy Day and a Know Your School Assembly, Representatives from the council attended the Regional Convention at Jackson, Mississippi in November, and the State Convention at Duncan, Oklahoma, where we gained many new ideas and made new friendships, A highlight of the year was our exchange luncheon and entertainment with Putnam City Student Council, Other activities of the councilwere: publishing a student directory, selling annuals, sponsor- ing mixers, planning all-school parties, managing paper stand, conducting all-school elections, and sponsoring the favorite series, Tommy was chosen State Vice President of Oklahoma Student Councils, He attended the National Conven- tion at St, Paul, Minnesota in June as an Oklahoma delegate, He headed the planning session in Midwest City for the State Convention, As Vice President, Tommy proved himself capable and worthy of the position, Tommy Hall State Vice President Left to right: Ronald Cox, Glen Stafford, Richard Sanders, Joe Sumner, Roy Davis, Wayne Loudermilk, Charles Carthledge, James Sewell, Mr, Jones, Sponsor, Second row: Jerry Bryan, Bobby Clayton, Thomas Parnell, John James, Danny Miller, Joe Foshee, Donald Parnell, Roy Anders. Third row: Arvin Fennell, Glen Rice, Donald James, James Thompson, Evert Brunk, Robert Owen, Bural Jolly, Tommy Colter, Allan Elliott, Fourth row: Earl Jones, Terrel Gardner, Jerry McCutchen, Donald Koelsch, Harold Arnett, Edward Kovelda, Marvin Adams, Ronald Enos, Fifth row: Jimmy Richmond, Bobby Biggers, Donald Woods, Lerence Robinson, Joe Kutej, John Ed Gardner, Otis Isabell, The Future Farmers of America is a national organization of rural boys, Our Midwest City Chapter has 55 members carrying on production projects in dairy, beef, swine, poultry, rabbits, wheat and home improvement, The total invest- ment for the chapter is 8513, 509. 36. During the past year the total labor income for the chapter was 35, 905. 25 Last year there was shown six grand champions, two reserve grand champ- ions, eight breed champions, and numerous other placings totaling 82, 213, 00in prize money, OFFICERS Donald Koelsch --------- - - Vice President Marvin Adams - - ------ - - - Treasurer Terrel Gardner - - - Sentinel Earl Jones ---- - - - President Arvin Fennell- - - - Reporter Danny Miller - - - - - Secretary Herd Sire Pork Chops Deluxe Pork in the making Z ZA. at Wark Honorary Chapter Farmer Principal J, E, Sutton, Ir, and Earl Jones. Tulsa State Fail' Grand Champign Winning Circle S,P,C. FFA Queen First Place Jersey Project Sondra Adams Left to right, around the table: Jackie Carl, Ronnie Coppock, Pat Johns, Frances Raupe, Cecila Lambe Imogene Boatright, Mrs. Webb, Sponsorg Joe Brown, Carolyn Farrer, Susan Knox, Kay Baum, I Qi P f.-5 Hufurv Ceachers af America x f A Since the organization of the Midwest City Senior High School Chapter of the Future Teachers of America ir1 the early fall of 1953, the group has contributed much to the school and the community, The organization has fulfilled its purpose by assisting pupils in the lower grades and nursery schools, helping to beautify school grounds, to arrange assembly programs, and substituting for absent teachers, The members are constantly studying the lives of great teachers and they have attended local and state teachers conventions, On graduation, the member is given a state- ment signed by the sporisor showing the number of merit points he has earned, The officers of this organization are: ITUOSSHC 503'-fight President President ------ - - Imogene Boatright Vice President ----- - - - Doretta Bowman Secretary-Treasurer - - - ---- Joe Brown Reporter -------- - - Ronnie Coppock Seated, left to right: June Cole, Sarah Levescy, Rosemary Billy, Imogene Woods, Julia Fleming Jean Brunk. Second row: Janet Michel, Gail Whitaker, Betty Dickey, Leota Croft, John Seger, Martha Gray, Earline Harbes, Clarice Wynne, Jackie Carl, Loretha Smith, Margaret Frederick, Rita David- son, Joyce Hollowell, Third row: Johnnie Riley, Carmen Coplin, Earl Jones, Pat McC1endon, junior Red 67055 The Junior Red Cross has been very active during this school year, They gave a tea for our exchange student, Vicky Karatizou, from Greece, They also gave a program at the Crippled Children'sr Hospital every 6ther Saturday from 8:00 to 12:30 and on February 23, 1955 they put on a program at the Veteran's Hospital in Oklahoma City, Four Junior Delegates, were sent to Camp Classen to attend a Junior Red Cross conference, These delegates were Loretha Smith, Rita Davidson, Janet Michel and Jean Brunk, Left to right, foreground: Betty Dickey, June Cole, Joyce Hollowell, Rosemary Billy, Sarah Levescy, Rita Davidson, Margaret Frederick. Second row: Leota Croft, Carmen Coplin, Jean Brrmk, Julia Fleming, Loretha Smith, ,Nafirfmzl Qvrerzsic league First row, left to right: Larry Jacobson, Phyllis Mills, Kay Cowan, Jackie Carl, Sarah Levescy, Don Pate. Second row: Mr, Clemons, Sponsor, Elbert Friday, Daryl Bristow, Alan Leslie, Ralph Bowyer, Third row: Larry Oxley, Bill Barry and Charles Hunnicutt, In the spring of 1954, Midwest City was granted admission into the elite National Forensic League, Chapter 1088 has had a very successful beginning, increasing its membership from 14 charter members to 23 new members, It has co-operated with other state chap- ters, its national president, Senator Karl Mundt, and its executive secretary, Bruno E, Jacob, to make the art of public speaking more popular and widespread, With such a wonderful start we are certain that Chapter 1088 will eventually grow into the narion's finest, Kay Baum, Larry Jacobson, Lyle Hamilton and Don Pate hold the Degree of Dis- tinction, The officers were as follows: President ----------------- Don Pate Vice President ------------ Larry Jacobson Recording Secretary ---- - - Lyle Hamilton Corresponding Secretary - - ---- Kay Baum Reporter '-------- - - Colleen Hodgins Sdmaml Speech Caurmzmmf Kay Baum Larry Jacobson Superior in Discussion First Place in After Dinner Speaking Drizfvrs' fducafim Left to right: Mr, G. Howerton, Mr, H, B, Atkinson. Mr, Howerton received the keys to the car which Mr, Atkinson loaned to the Drivers' Education classes this term, 'I' YD KONG Pa 0 A40 'L Q- Q osisio' 01127312 we, - 5 .5 0 'Lx' ISSZIJI N04 69 6' r of 023' 6,50 be ey 61141 99' oft exsivs Q95 C The purpose of the Drivers' Education class is not only to teach the students the fundamentals of driving a car so they are able to obtain a driver's license, but also to make the students conscious of safe driving habits, It also gives a basic knowledge of the automobile and teaches ways to handle the automobile as economically as possible, The students are given actual experience behind the wheel so that they can become better acquainted with the car, Kvmbcr Beam fzzff Seated, left to right: Mary Jo Mills, Mary Taube, Standing: Betty Hunter, Mike Gibbs, Jonelle Pulliam, James Jackson, Eddie Mockabee, Mr, Lamarr Gregory, Sponsor Front, seated: Molly Sue Martin, Standing: James Warren, Buddy Williams, Bob Dickey Ross Hestand, Buel Spruiell, Pat Pilgrim, Doris Ham, Charlotte Henderson, Shirley Sumrow. Editor ----- Assistant Editor - - Feature Editor - - Society Editor - - Art Editor - - - Editorials - - - Make-up ----- OFFICERS Business Manager - - - - -Mary Taube Bobbie Davidson - - - - Mike Gibbs - - Phyllis Douglas Eddie Mockabee - James Jackson - Frances Raupe Jonelle Pulliam Girls' 61110 Joyce Jackson President First row, left to right: Joyce Jackson, Veda Miller, Donna Owen, Evogene Smith, Second row: Mary Ann Combs, Elaine Evans, Prunie Wallach, Sue Goforth, Third row: Miss Melton, Coachg Peggy Henderson, Brenda Bowyer, Joyce Lacy, C, as , - .The girls' M Club, organized five years ago, is today an 'important part of our school, Membership is open to all girls who letter in basketball. Along with the letter a jacket is awarded, This year, the club boasted four seniors, five juniors, and five sophomores, The purpose of this club, which is sponsored by Miss Melton, the girls' basketball coach, is to promote good sportsmanship and a sense of fair play among the girls interested in athletics The officers are: President ----- - - - Joyce Jackson Vice President ---- - - Evogene Smith Secretary-Treasurer - - - - Donna Owen Pledge Mistress - - - - - - Beth Creed Reporter ---- - - Prunie Wallach Kvokkecping First row, left to right: Ann Smith, Janet Michel, Ann Stieber, Second row: Sarah Levescy, Joyce Baldridge, Joan Robinett, Donna Owen, Third row: Carmen Coplin, Harriette Hansford, Thomas Par- nell, Veda Miller, Shirley Stansbury. Fourth row: Marjorie Hannon, Norma Croy, Doris Ham, Mo- della Smith, Nancy Norman, Suzanne Chrisope, Norma Lawson, Fifth row: Betty Dickey, Betty McCown, Dorothy Gambill, Alma Jamison, Dorothy Czajkoski, Standing: Doris Milford, Mrs. Looper, Sponsor, The Midwest City High School radio station, MCHS, began last year as an outside activity, However, the response was so great, and the de- mand so large that this year the radio writing class was started, Many of the students have decided on a vo- cation of radio-television work, In a recent statewide poll, Midwest City High School news was ranked first in popularity, The Bookkeeping class consists of 31 students, some of whom, are interested in Bookkeeping and Ac- counting as a profession, The work of this class includes the use of adding machines, the working of a Balance Sheet and a Profit and Loss Statement, Upon com- pletion of the course the class will be able to keep a ,small set of books, Kadia Writing Left to right: Larry Jacobson, Noema Laxson, Don Pate Mary Jo Mills, Pat Johns, Seated: Jerry Jarnigan, Zfypiug If Left to right foreground: Sondra Adams, Nancy Norman, Charlotte White, Dena Weber, Doris Massey, Joan Jordan, Mrs. Moon, Sponsor. Second row: Rose Mary Billy, Benjean Northcott, Pauline Lawrence, Soncha Griffith, Janet Stieber. Third row: Helen Schott, Donna Stover, Barbara LeF1ore, Betty Dickey, Janet Michel. These students made an A the first semester of Typing II. These girls are accurate as well as fast, When they graduate they will be capable of holding down any job, Cypiug I Left to right: Gay'Smith, Nancy Cogswell, Barbara Story, Charles Brown, Jack Cochran. Second row: Jim Mays, Delores Locke, Barbara Lindeman, Julia Fleming, Shirley McCain, Ellen Duncan. Third row: Lynn Hooper, Ted Goldenberg, Joe Brown, Terry Segress, Carol Jo Fonville, Larry Galbraith. Fourth row: Kay Baum, Darlene Mooneyham, Winona Husband, Sharon Beach. These are the students who made an A in the first semester of Typing I. They are typists and capable of good work, They are expected to receive higher honors, BETTY DICKEY Editor ARDITH HILL Assistant Editor Clic' Hambcr Annual Staff BETTY DICKEY ' - Editof-in-Chief HELEN RICE - - ' ' ' Secretary BARBARA TURNER - -' ' Typist ARDITH HILL - - Assistant Editor HARRIETTE HANSFORD ' ' ' Secretary JAYNE HAWK ----- ' ' Typist MARGARET FREDERICK ' ' Research LILLIE BELLE CLAYTON Clerical MARJORIE HANNON - - ' 'Art Editor ROSEMARY BILLY - - ' Secretary MODELLA SMITH - - ' Research CARMEN COPLIN - - Sports Editor SARAH LEVESCY - - - - Secretar PEGGY GUNN - - - - Research KORENE RENEAU - - ---' Clerical SHIRLEY BULLARD - - - - -Activity Editor ROSA LEE FISHER - - ' ' Secretary SONDRA ADAMS - - ' Clerical MARIORIE HANNON CARMEN COPLIN SHIRLEY BULLARD Art Editor Sports Editor Activity Editor E716 Annual faff at Wrrrk The 1954-55 Bomber Annual Staff consisted of seven- teen members, eleven of whom were Seniors, four were Juniors, and two were Sophomores, The Editor was Betty Dickey, a Senior who was responsible for the smooth operation of the Annual during the past year, Assistant Editor, Ardith Hill, took charge of the or- ganization section with the able assistance of Harri- ette Hansford, l MRS, MOON Marjorie Hannon, a Senior, did an excellent job of MRS, LOOPER Assistant Sponsor handling the art work done by the Art Department, Sponsor Sports Editor Carmen Coplin was outstanding in her first year on the staff. It was also Shirley Bullard's first year, Shirley was the Annual Activity Editor who worked on the activity section, Special attention must be directed at this time to the official photographers for the 1954-55 Bomber Annual, Mr, Roy Norman and Ronnie Warner of Norman-Warner Studio and John T ankersley, a Junior at MCHS, were responsible for the photographs in this book, We must also not forget the co-operation and guidance given by Mrs, Audrey Moon and Mrs. Bertha Looper, the Annual sponsors. Their constant aid has assisted in putting out this Bomber Yearbook, Standing: Korene Reneau, Lillie Belle Clayton, Betty Dickey, Jayne Hawk, Rosa Lee Fisher, Barbara Turner, Mrs, Moon, Sponsorg Mrs, Looper, Sponsor and Shirley Bullard, Seated Around Table: Helen Rice at typewriterg Sarah Levescy, Harriette Hansford, Sondra Adams, Rosemary Billy, Ardith Hill, Marjorie Hannon, Peggy Gunn and Carmen Coplin, maammwwwmawgw ff-f--W--' -ff-f- 4 L:-- -V x--- W-Mffw.. ,v,. 1w.:f,f,fM-A. ,wmh . .nm- 5 I 1 i s v I I v I i 1 i I I l I I! In i H M i V W I! A 1 I U U I N I F H E ! wi 4 , 1 me mwmwQmmvmmmemw1,Q:A,:.L'L.-f1,,.f, - -. L, -1 -A 1, A - . ., ,,f: W,.fmwHwwwww. mimwfmifggi.A-,z.Q,1,,4QL,,4 ,,,g.,1-. ,-,'.,. : '- -f f 1 1 -: . . . f fwvf. . f f, 0 I 0 f fl BILL BARRY and Junior Attendant WANDA EASTIN, SARAH JEAN VAN DUSEN--MIKE GREGORY, I I c lfl ll lf! f 5' ROSWELL ADAMS, Senior Attendant EVOGENE SMITH and DAN KENDALL, BIMBO LEIGH, Senior Attendant DENA WEBER and DEL FORD, BILL COLSTON, Senior Attendant JUNE COLE and JOHNNY DUREN, W 4 W 4 W Il S 6 I Il KAYE BOWMAN JOYCE KELLY Senior Attendant Junk-,t Attendant Left to right: JACKIE CHANDLER, EARLENE HARBES, SHARON WEEKS, JACKIE CHANDLER Junior Attendant KAYE BOWMAN and JOYCE KELLY. I I e I4 a I1 I A A 5 EARLENE HARBES Junior Attendant Front, seated: Peggy Brady, Senior Attendant, Standing, left to right: Kathryn Ross, Junior Attendantg Joyce Baldridge, Senior Attendant Standing, rear: Mike Gregory, Carolyn Yours, Susie Sutton, CHRISTINE JACK Qwml MM 'Y IEA B95 . NNI Pxttenaaii -lllnlol. AtE RA Y Attendants X, ,, H . ,n, l.,,,,, l .1 ' Y . J ,Nl abby QI' a 5693-ot Sealb ON X- C17 NN by 4 Q ?Q,0XAvi0igxOY fl111j0IRIFl-'ITG students an The Field Service each year offers a limited number of American High opportunity to visit a European country during the summer vacation period, These students have all ex- penses paid and live in the home of a European family. Midwest City has participated in this plan the past five years and hopes to do so again this year, Four candidates have been selected as representatives of our school. They are: Tommy Hall, Seniorg Kay Baum Seniorg Prunie Wallach, Juniorg and Sancha Griffith, Junior, The American Field Service will make the final decision and we sincerely hope one of our students will be selected, Most Likely to Succeed JOAN LARKINS and DON PATE Joan is the president of our Student Council and was a delegate to Oklahoma Girls' State last summer, She was the winner of the Betty Crocker Home- maker of Tomorrow award and the Elks Leadership Contest, In addition to these honors, Joan is an active member of the Bomberette Pep Club, Don is certainly one of the most successful students in our high school, He is the president of the For- ensic League, president of the National Honor Society, president of the Senior Class, and vice- president of the Thespian Troup 101. Don was a delegate to Oklahoma Boys' State, and while there was elected to the Senate, Don is also an active member of the Student Council, Scalar .-Zuforifes The honor, Best All Around could not be better exemplified, Joyce and Toby are active in many of the school activities. Joyce, captain of the gitl's basketball team and president of the M Club, has lettered two years in basketball, She has a versatile personality, and participates in many other activities, includ- ing tennis and Pep Club, 'She has been a color- guard with our band for the past year, f ' Toby is always willing to serve when needed, He is captain of the Bomber Wrestling Team and a member of the National Honor Society. Most Friendly Most Popular SHARON WEEKS and RICHARD EVANS Sharon has a vivacious personality and is well- known in our halls. She is one of the four senior cheerleaders and was chosen Basketball Queen by our team this year, Richard has been one of the most outstanding players on our Bomber Football Team, He has been named as an all-state player for 1955. Richard is also the president of the M Club. Not only has he lettered in football for three years but also basketball and baseball, 1... 1, Y. .4.: ..a-.a,'..-. T ' fp- a Typical Midwest Citian KAYE BOWMAN and 'SNOOKS' PRICE Kay has been a wonderful cheerleader for three years for the Bomberette Pep Club, and also has been a very outstanding member, She is on the Senior Class Executive Board and is a member of the Thes- pian Society. Kaye is certainly qualified to be called a Typical Midwest Citian, Ronald Price, better known as Snooks, is a three-year letterman in basketball. He is Sergeant-at-Arms in the M Club, and is well-known by everyone at school, Snooks certainly deserves the title of 'Typical Midwest Citian, VICKY KARATZIOU and DELMAS FORD Vicky is our exchange student from Greece this year, She is an active member of the Student Coun- cil, the Art Club, Pep Club and an honorary member of the Senior Executive Board. We all think that Vicky is a fine exchange student and represents her country well, Delmas, being a graduating senior, will be greatly missed around the halls of MCHS, He is a three-year letterman in football and also is active in baseball and wrestling, We believe that Delmas and Vicky well deserve the honor of 'Most Friendly, K i H L V S ? s F 7 l .7dcr1f1j7mfi014 af Snapshots PAGE 110 Southem Bells, left to right: Wanda Eastin, Evogene Smith, Doris Massey, June Cole and Dena Weber, Lonesome George, Mr, T, R, McClure, J, E, Sutton, Jr, , This ls Your Life, Bill Walker of the Alumni Association presents Mr, Sutton with an oil painting at his This Is Your Life' party which was held on December 21, 1954. At the micro- phone is Willadean Yoder, and on the right, Mrs, Leva Curtis, Master of Ceremonies, The Line-Up, 1954-55 Marching Band, PAGE 111 Congratulations!! Christine Jack, D, E, Queen being congratulated by Mr, Stansbury, Sweeties!!! Left to right: Jackie Chandler, Earline Harbis, Sharon Weeks, Kaye Bowman and Joyce Kelley, Do-ra-me-fa-so-la-te-do, top row, left to right: Leroy Kinnett, Jimmy Mounts, Ralph Bowyer and Tommy Blalock, Bottom row, left to right: Shirley Stansberry, Jane Holbird, Bonnie Jean Harrol and Noema Laxson, Make it good now! Mrs. Colston's 1435 Home Economics Class, Left to right: Katherine Bourland, Hazel Phillips, Glenna Brooks, Extreme left: Lillie Gentry, Betty White, Second row, left to right: Robbie MeGrew, Kay Landess, Janet Brightwell, Anna Lou Armstrong, Carol Fuller. Background, left to right: Mrs, Spence, Red Cross Nurse, Marilyn Bryant, Barbara Stubblefield and Cleora Dilling- ham, Now What!!! Carolyn Yowts being crowned by Clifford Henson. PAGE 112 Who's leadin' who!! Mr, Work, It's on the house! Mr, Graves and Buel Spruill, Careful boys! 1 Jimmy Woods and Bob Grindstead, Oh-h-h-h-h-h-h Larry and Terry New, What, no term papers! Mrs, Hazel Van Dusen, Have a big orange drink!!! Shirley Sumrow and Roanld Wilkinson, Watch your language!! Shirley Bullard and Mrs, Moon, Takes two to Tango! ! Doris Massey and Richard Evans. just one of the kids! Mr, Darnell and a group of students. Tell us tool! Christine Jack and Ronald Wilkinson, Z-z-z-z-z-z-z-z Bill Cawood and Jim Womack, PAGE 113 O-o-o-la-la Sharon Weeks Blood and Thunder, Mr. Sutton Dig that Crazy bonnet, Robert Leigh Mama Moon, Kiddle Darnell and Guess Who!!!! Mr. Moon, Mr, Darnell and Mr, Sutton, Work! Work! Work.! Mrs, Green and Mr, Basil Jones. Whew! Thought we wouldn't make it, Mrs, Looper, Strike that pose!! Shirley Stansberry, And there you are!! Donald Koelsch and Wesley Brantley Marilyn Pratt--John Pratt, Don't dig it, bury it!! Ardith Hill and Shirley Bullard, Hot Blues! I ! I Susan Knox, Shorthand Whiz--Wanda Eastin, Aufagraphs flufagfaphs My W ff 225-,J 04769 A 7M . 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