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

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May you always refer to it and recall manywonderful memories at M. C. H.S. I trust that your school year has been a successful one. You are urged to continue to develop and train the best talents and abilities that you possess so that your future life may be such as to bring honor, not only to yourself but to your school as well. May the beautiful memories recorded in this yearbook be the springboard to success for you in 1ife's endeavors. J. E. Sutton, Ir. Principal V. J. BURROWS Vice Principal y-fi L X' JT yu V R 4.7-Wim, Q ,EER R. H. MCLEAN Assistant Superintendent OSCAR V. ROSE Superintendent of Schools X.,,! onli 45 91 ED IACOBSEN DELENA MELTON HERMAN MOORE Mathematics and Coaching English Bookkeeping AUDREY COLSTON BAZIL JONES DOROTHY SNELL Homemaking Agriculture i.ifi5,Q1f Homemaking X 3 'K F we 'UZ an 'UN 1-T .ff !N HAZEL VAN DUSEN RICHARD LYKINS English Vocal Music LYLE WORK WANNA FOSTER Instrumental Music Director Biology 1 .. ... Q. 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Senior Hlass History Ancient year of 1945. . . strange little figures creeping toward the doors of learn- ing. . . who?. . .first members of the noble CLASS OF '57, . .Learning lots. . .a-e-i- o-u. . .2x2:4. . .assembly programs. . . holding hands fbig stuffj. . . arts and crafts . . .curls and crew cuts. . .1ove. . .affairs . . finally into junior high. First day in M.C.I. H. . . classmates from Post, Soldier Creek, Sooner, West Side, and East Side. . .fantastic ideas scaring us half to death. . .no more recesses. . . clubs entering our lives. . .gaining confidence. . . girls chasing boys in patio. . .specializ- ing in being heard. . .FRESHMENL . .subjects getting harder. . .girls serving at prom . . .love affairs. . .breakupsl. . .girl representing us at prom. . .SOPHOMORESL . . biology, bugs, frogs, ugh!. . .romance. . .going steady. . .boy representing us at prom. . .living for Friday nights. . .decorating goal posts. . .IUNIORS!. . .ordering class rings. . .money of our own. . .class meetings. . .professional talks. . .Junior class play. . . The Curious Savage . . .success. . .comp1iments. . .fabulous prom . . .sweet flowers. . . girls ir1 swirling skirts, boys in uncomfortable dinner jackets. . . some few making the Honor Society. . .student election. . .class party. . .wonderful summer. . .swimming. . .good food. . .dancing. . .fun. . .more parties. . .and more fun. . .SENIORS!. . .OH, HAPPY DAYI. . .getting class rings. . .few more joining Honor Society. . .Homecoming, great. . .Queen from our class. . .football honors. . .leadership in M.C.H.S. . .Student Body. . .Class. . .Key Club. . .Chorus . . .D.E. . .F.T.A. . .Library. . .Annua1. . .Cheer1eaders. . .Footba11. . .Basket- ball. . .Juniors give us lovely prom. . .Skip-a-way, wonderful. . .loads of fun. . .too near end of school. . .Honor Day. . .GRADUATION. . .sad day in M. C. H.S. . .class remembering days gone by. . . Ole M. C. H. S. missing our shining faces. BY COURAGE AND BY FAITH Sonior Sloss 0Moors President Vice President Secretary Treasurer DAVID BLEVINS JERRY TUBB KAY cowAN DON C01-STON Senior Snornlioo Board ond Sponsors First row: David Blevins, Jerry Tubb, Kay Cowan, Don Colston. Second row: Gay Smith, Peggy Henderson, Frances Bolling, Betty Peters, Kay Stidham, Mrs. Fox. Third row: Mr. Pratt, Terry Segress, John Watters, Martin Fricks, Royce Applegate, Daryl Bristow, Mrs. Coles, Mrs. Lyon. ROYCE APPLEGATE ANNA ARMSTRONG BETTY AZELTINE LINDA BAIN .ION BAUMAN SHARON BEACH MARVIN ADAMS JANE ALLEN JIMMY ALLEN ANN ALLRED DONNA ANDERS LEON ANDERSON ROBERT BEASLEY DAVID BLEVINS FRANCES BOLLING CATHERINE BOURLAND ROGER BRANSON DARYL BRISTOW I' lf + 'QL . ' . GLENNA BROOKS ANN BROWN BARBARA BROWN IERA LD BROWN MARILYN BROWN PATTY BURNS SUE CAWOOD RONALD CHRISHOP CURTIS CLIF TON WILLIAM COGGINS VIRGINIA COHN DON COLSTON JACK CAIN PHIL CALDWELL DONNA CALLAHAN SUSIE CARTER ROBERT CARLISLE CHA RLES CA RTLEDGE SHIRLEY COOKE KAY COWAN JAMES COX RIC HA RD DA VIS TO MMY DA VIS LEWIS DEA RING DEA NNA DENSFORD MARY ELLEN DICK CLEORA DILLINGHAM NEAL DOUGHERTY TED DREW ELLEN DUNCAN JOAN FINCHER IUNE FINK HENRY FOSHEE MARGARET FREDERICK MARTIN FRICKS TERREL GARDNER BRUCE DUNN WAYNE DYER JERRY EASTWOOD RONALD ERNEST CHARLES FAUGHT ARVIN FENNELL LILLIE GENTRY CHARLENE GERDES IO ANN GIBSON RITA GIBSON JUDY GIDVER SUE GOFORTH ORLENE GOODE MYRNA GORE ALICE GRA VES ANN GUNN MONA SUE GRAY CAROLYN GRISSAM 2575: ROY HART JIM HARTLEY MARY JANE HASTIE JEANNETTE I-IARRINGTON PEGGY HENDERSON PATSY HESTAND JIM HADDEN ELAINE HA LE ZONA HALL JUDY BETH HANCOCK JEANETTE HANSFORD SUE HARLOW 4 JIM IVIE JOHNNY JACOBSEN JOYCE JOHNSTON BOB JONES CAROL JONES CHARLES JONES ALLEN KIRK ION KNORR SUSAN KNOX DONALD KOELCH EDWARD KOVELDA .IIMMY KRETZSCHMAR DA VID JONES RUTH KAY JAMES KELLY MERILYN KENDALL CHLOE KENT RONALD KERR JUDY LAWRENCE SUE LEDINSKI ALAN LESLIE MARY LOPEZ MARY LUCAS PAT MCCLENDON -1. 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BILLY MILFORD DANIEL MILLER PHYLLIS MILLS MARGIE MILNER IANICE MINYARD KA THRYN MOBLEY IA MIE MONROE DA RLEN E MOON EYHA M EDDY MOORE JIM PA UL MORLEY NANCY MORTON DEANNA NAYLOR DOUGLAS PERRY BETTY PETERS KAY PRICE JACK PURDON RONNIE RIDENOUR KAREL RAINWATER DERROLL NILES ZEE OGEE DENNIS OSGOOD DONNA OWEN ROBERT OWENS SHIRLEY PALMER SHA RON RIDINGS SKIPPER ROBERTS I IM ROBB INS JENNY ROBERSON LERENCE ROBINSON PAT RODGERS PHILIP RUTH DICK SAUCIER FRANK SEARS MARIAN SEARS TERRY SEGRESS MARY ROSE SHOCK LEWIS SPURGEON MARY STANFORD FLOYD STEVENSON NAN STEWART KAY STIDHAM NANCY STIEGER EDDIE SIMMONS GAY SMITH THETUS SMITH JACK SNEED HELEN SPICER SALLY SPRINGER BARBARA STORY TONY STOVER KATHERYN STRAHORN SUE STRICKLAND SANDRA STUART BARBARA STUBBLEF IELD FRED SWAN PAT TANKERSLEY NAN TAUBE DICK THOMPSON GERALD THOMPSOM MARY TRUESDELL LUCILLE WARD CHERYL WEBBER IIMMIE WEBSTER PAUL WEIN GAYLE WHITAKER BETTY WHITE JERRY TUBBS RONNIE UHL DONNA WALL GORDON WASHBURN JOHN WA TTERS CHICK WARD NOLAN WHITE EVEUS WILDEY CAROLYN WILLEY IIM WILLIAMS MELVIN WILLIAMS BEVERLY WOOD RAMONA DANIELS 3 I f X7 55 .f First row: Betty Peters, Iudy Glover, Margaret Frederick, Marilyn Bryant, Bill Daniels, Ronald Ernest, Gordon Washburn. Second row: Barbara Stubblefield, Patsy Hestand, Deanna Densefotd, Peggy Henderson, Barbara Story, Elaine Hale, Nancy Morton, Raymond Hoskins. Third row: Sue Ledenski, Phyliss Mills, Charlene Gerdes Ellen Duncan, Joyce Lacy, Nancy Stieger, Curtis Clifton, Eddie Moore. Fourth row: Melvin Williams, Richard Day, Betty White, Gay Smith, Zee Ogee, Royce Applegate, Howard Lane. These people have attended Midwest City school system for the past twelve years. Cypical M14 idufes! Cjffllllf CHLOE KENT - MARTIN FRICKS Chloe has been a wonderful cheerleader for the Bomberette Pep Club, and also has been a very out- standing member. She has the honor of being chosen the 1957 wrestling queen. Chloe is certainly quali- fied to be Typical Midwest Citian. Martin Fricks was chosen as a 1957 representative to Oklahoma B0ys' State, He serves as the M Club treasurer and is a member of the National Honor So- ciety. Martin has lettered two years in football and basketball. Martin, too, is very deserving of Typi- cal Midwest Citian. BILL DANIELS - PEGGY HENDERSON Mas! .Cikeq to Succeed Frances is the president of our F. H. A. and was a delegate to Oklahoma Girls' State last summer. She was the winner of the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow award. In addition, Frances is an active mem- ber of the National Honor Society, Student Council and serves on the Senior Executive Board. Everyone knows that Fred is certain- ly one of our most successful and intelligent students in our high school. Fred has lettered two years in basketball and serves as our Na- tional Honor Society President. No one could have been a better choice than Fred. Smivr Zzvariles .Mast Qrieudy No one in the halls of M. C. H. S. Can miss the smiling face and cheery Hello of Peggy Henderson. She serves actively in the Student Coun- cil and on the Senior Executive board. Bill has been one of the most out- standing players on our Bomber Foot ball Team. He has been named as an all-state player for 1957. Bill was named to All-City and All-Dis- trict. He has lettered two years in football and one year in wrestling. He is a member of the M Club. FRED SWAN - FRANCES BOLLING BETTY PETERS - JERRY TUBB Hes! ,411-,4 round This honor, Best All Around could not be better il- lustrated than by these two students. They are active in many school activities. Kay was 1956 representative to Oklahoma Girls' State. She serves as president of the Student Council. The job of Senior Class Secretary is in her hands also. She is a member of the National honor society and serves actively in the Bomberette Pep Club. Here is a very excellent choice for Best All Around. David is also always willing to serve when needed. He is president of the senior class and vice president of the M Club. He was chosen as a 1956 representa- give to Boys- stage, David has lettered two years in football and three years in baseball. David was a wise choice indeed. ,Mast Popular This honor could not have been bestowed upon two more deserving students than these. Betty is a very versatile young lady. She spent her summer as an exchange student in Finland. She serves as our very capable Bomberette Pep Club President. She is a member of the National Honor Society, Stu- dent Council and is one of the senior executive board. She has been chosen as senior football attendant and has the honor of being chosen as the Bombers Basket- ball Queen. Everyone in the halls of Midwest City High School knows Jerry Tubb to be a very wonderful and deserv- ing boy. Jerry serves as vice president of the Nation- al Honor Society and the Senior Class. No one is more deserving of this senior favorite than Jerry. KAY COWAN - DAVID BLEVINS w o 41,4 .J ,' .' 7 xwyj' ,C f 1 xv 11. 4 1.- .N 'KA ' . . Q. ,' o . nc ,A AMA? '- A' -. 'df' e. A 1' 'Q-lv ' 1 If . - gg- g.X.Qw.7f' f. A ,. e4f..,-.qxw . 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'I ff L - ,,. - P ' 6 - jk 'IM A --:msgstr ' , ' R 1 -Q I y jig ' F evgrlg Svplzamore Glass Owccrs President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Don Fennell Dick Rader Io Ann Hartley Jerry Brust Saphomare Swculive lfivard and Spansars First row, left to right: Don Fennell, Dick Rader, Jo Ann Hartley, Jerry Brust. Second row: Mrs. Bar- rett, Mrs. Webb, Ann Eason, Peggy Barrentine, Judy Cox, Judy Simmons, Paula Alexander, Iudy Sneed Dana Kendall. Third row: Mrs. Moore, Mr. Howerton, Ronald Skeeters, Clark Lipe. wg- Donny Baker Dona Baker Frances Baldridge Ian Baldwin Johnny Baranski Edward Barber g Peggy Barrentine Nancy Barrett Iohnette Bass Linda Beasley Linda Benson Jerry Bernard Pat Berry Edward Bevins Patsy Biggs Edward Adams Jimmy Akers Paula Alexander Judy Allen Marvin Almon Leon Alsup Helen Andrews Charles Armstrong Virginia Armstrong W. A. Arnett Don Atkinson Alonzo Austin Margaret Babcock Robert Bailey Clayton Bain Susan Caldwell Marvin Cammack Phyllis Cannon Don Caplinger Elaine Carl Janice Carlin Thomas Cartledge Arthur Cavanaugh Carolyn Chandler Joy Chapman Gary Chesnut Jerry Chrisope Gerald Cockrun Joe Cole Joy Cole Strippy Biggers Norman Bingham Betty Black Bruce Blake Leroy Blenkin Barbara Boyd Brenda Bozarth Gary Brents Sue Brown Zane Brown Jerry Brust Carolyn Bryant Mike Burke Kay Butler Larry Caldwell Gerald David Betty Davis Darryle Davenport Valerie Day Luther Dewbre Rosalie Dickson Jan Dixson Linda DuBoise Diana Dunham Julia Dyer Eleanor Eason Judy Easterwood Lee Roy Edwards Calvin Ellis Mike Emerick Alice Combs Carolyn Combs Sharon Cook Royce Corsaut Judy Coulter Annis Coup June Courmey Jean Cowan Judy Cox Claude Cranfield Carolyn Crawford Robert Croak Pat Curry Cynthia Curtis George Dale 4 L AM My ,Q v Mike Freeman D'A nn Fuquay Charles Galbraith - Elaine Garrett A Morris Garrett , H , Ai A 41 -0 X I N ri Nancy Gaylon . Ronald Glass ' Marba Glover T Y Brent Gibson Douglas Goldsborough Z Dorothy Grant Grace Gray Pat Griggs Jerry Grinstead Paul Grissom Kay England Dale Epplet Gladys Eppler Janice Faris Don Fennell Novelyne Feverston Delta Fletcher Cynthia Fleming A1 Fieldcamp Ruby Fogelson Jerry Foshee Pat Fowler Bill Fraser Rodney Frederick Sandra Freem V! I 'N Q Q Fifa X 4 ft. fl .-' Billy Henson Terri Herren Gloria Hill Mike Hill Randall Hill Janette Hollis Kathryn Holllngshead Betty Hollingsworth Vinson Hollowell Martha Holt Jane Hooper Carol Hopwood Fae Howton Jackie Hoffman Sara Faye Hughes lx lf' Mary Haby Jesse Hale Doris Hale Betty Hall Roy Hall Fred Hamlin Mary Hangler Mary Hanlon Eddie Haney Tommy Harris Io Ann Hartley Karen Hauschild Gene Hayes Wilma Hembre Harris Henson ,X uf . 4 f ,PP Vs ' YI? n fniw V - ' Z : I 395 ' ' f - ' I ' , 1 'J A -I k - 4 - ,X ' L if ' 5 n f . .. EQ5 -kk', t A I H Q f Q ' . 5 , V S v 1. A at t W 4 f I as Q27 ,FV 'wx 'CT H! l Judy Lackey Donald Lair Bob Landess Gary Lang Jerry Larsen John Lassert Royce Lavelle Robert Lavoie Betty Litton Cheryl Lindorfer Clrfton Louls Ronald McAtee Joe McBee Ray McBr1de Rosetta McCleary ,, ,fy Paul Hugon Pat Hull Jimmy Jacobsen Kenny Jacobsen Floyd Jesse Ann Johnston Lou Jones Dana Kendall Tommy Kelley Gaston Kennision Joyce Kenan Sue Nell Klutz Charles King Jim Kuhn LuAnn Kuykendell ' inf. lil his . A h I x X fag S Morris Munson Bob Murray Patsy Murray Jack Myers Virginia Moore Kenny Navarre Walter Neal Anna Nelson Donald Nelson Judy Newkirk Billy Oliver Patty Oliver Fred Olson James Owens Gayle Pace Xi X s Betty McConnico Leonard McDaniel Margie McGee Jerry McGrew Jerri McHenry Lynn McMillan Gay Markham Roger Markham Donna Marshal Pat Mason Jewelene Maxwell Anne Megehee Maureen Mims Jennie Moore Deanne Mounts llflyf I I7 'L 3.1. 1 't K Frances Richmond Pat Riley Io Ann Riley Linda Riley Mary Roberts Murray Robinson Meredith Rogers David Sockieoskie Bobby Schrock Eliose Scott Roger Segler Mary Sewell Virginia Shaw Iudy Shults Judy Simmons Lahoma Parker Clara Payne Raymond Penrod Dorothy Peters Kay Phillips Malcolm Pitts Tommy Polk Freddie Pruitt Terrance Puckett Edna Mae Quick Dick Rader Jimmy Ragan Theresa Rawlins Mike Ream Warren Renico . X X eww f , Q We 45' Le st Q Y, A E -an S Y 1 we 4 l Larry Stone Linda Stone Joan Stow Pricilla Sullivan Carolyn Summers Danny Suabe John Swaney John Taber Marquerite Taylor De Ann Thomas Glenna Thompson Jerry 'I'hompson Leroy Thompson Wilma Thompson Roy Thornton David Sizemore Ronald Skeeters Susan Slattery Freda Smith Furman Smith Modene Smith Judy Sneed Tony Speck Glen Stafford Mike Stevens Millard Stevens Susan Still Gene Stillwell Thomas Stiver David Strickler S' , Barbara Wheelock Hobert White James Whitington Tracey Willson Charlene Wood John Wood Donald Woodyard Sandra Worthington Stephanie Wright Tex Yarborough Gerald Yoachum Carl Zvonek Daniel Zvonek X ul Robert Treaster Donna Triggs Kay Trump Brenda Turner Charles Van Noy Charles Wade Merely Von Waits Tina Wall Linda Ware Ted Waters Lillian Watson Charles Watters De Ann Webb Mary Webster Ralph Welch , . ,SKY It P7 A42 X Nfl W 4: f 'fl X57 I K 4 , Mir? 0 : eve, 1 , '55 was .Q f ff' 1 , i -Q af F .lf 5-Ms, Semor Attendants BOBBIE BROWN BETTY PETERS Jumor A trenda nts CARLENE DICKERSON DONNA GRAYSON fi -fwff ur JZ, ig' K wif? ' 3 V, E554 A F2 gf ,WF 4 ,QW ,.,,, , ww ' ,rf Q ' ,V 13,4 2 . I sz QSM? dmnw msg - f is. F I WANDA SNIDER Junior Attendant ' ' ,,,. :.:f-5 -V K ' 1 1 -it 1--- Nix' W if NANCY BARRETT Sophomore Attendant IO ANN GIBSON Senior Attendant iii I UDY GLOVER Senior Attendant Coronation DONNA GREWELL Junior Attendant D. E. Queen JOAN FINCHER J 0556 JO? 1051 3,550 'SQ 06' be SHIRLEY CRAWFORD Sufvefhmrf Mug and Queen VIC JOHNSON BILL DANIELS LYNN EVANS DON COLSTON I BETTY PETERS DONA LD HILDERBRAND CHLOE KENT MIKE CURRY l l S X . Coaches MR. DARNELL MR. HARRIS x SC ix SC SN n MARTIN FRICKS LEON ANDERSON NOLAN WHITE DON COLSTON C ff V XJ 1 ' , ',- Y I Midwest City 16 Midwest City 31 Midwest City 6 Midwest City '7 Midwest City 6 Midwest Ciry 20 Midwest City 19 Midwest City 6 Midwest City 0 Midwest City 37 bs DAVID BLEVINS ROSCO LEAVELLE ROGER COLE VIC IOHNSON BILL DANIEL bf W-R 4- Emd Edmond Wewoka Douglass John Marshall Southeast Pauls Valley Lawton Putnam City Chickasha 9 r a 7 4 LEWIS DEA RING DOUGLAS MA RKHAM HOWARD LANE ffq Y 1.0 Vg J P ,Y J -,' gf ss 'wx' ,X A , I , 'QL -- , . I , . P , - ,f ,I ,. 4 'P' ' 'll 15' 9 1 ,v '1fq,' -li 5- f.f,- BILLY w1LL1A Ms ' 1 Z Q- Q o af 1 iingiffvf .5- ,fgaif ff 4 gin! JOE GENOVA DAVID BARBER JOHN MCLEAN JIM BRYANT Hombcrs -'S X First row: Franck Ogle, Clayton Bain, Dale Harris, Strippy Biggers, Don Millican, Vic Johnson, Chester Fennell, Douglas Markham, Mike Ream, Richard Dodson. Second row: Rosco Lavelle, David Barber, Don Colston, Leon Anderson, Gary Burchart, Jackie Hawkins, Wayne Yarbrough, Roy Hall, Harris Hen- son. Third row: Assistant Coach Jim Harris. Lewis Dearing, Billy Williams, Jim Bryant, John McLean, Roger Cole, Phil Washburn, Joe Genova, Warner Workman, Coach Jim Darnell. Fourth row: Jack Rit- ter, David Blevins, Nolan White, Bill Daniels, Martin Fricks, Maurice Severson, Leroy Porter, Howard Lane. The Midwest City Bombers Football Team completed the 1956 season with a 5-4-1 Record. The Bombers played one of the hardest schedules in the state. The best victory of the year was the '7-6 de- feat of the Douglass High School team which later won the state AA Championship. Many fine things can be said about the 1956 squad, but one asset stands out above all, their desire to play as well as possi- ble every day. To these seniors we wish great success in later life: Martin Fricks, David Blevins, Howard Lane, Ends: Nolan White, tackleg Don Colston, Guardg Bill Daniels, centerg and Leon Anderson, Lewis Dearing, Doug- las Markham, Ronnie Uhl, backs. To the Juniors and Sophomores, we say carry on the great winning spirit and school pride that these Seniors have displayed. From the coaching staff, who realize how hard these boys have worked and the many sacrifices they have made to become good athletes, we say MANY THANKS. To these coaches we owe our thanks for guiding our team to the success it has had. Jim Harris, Ed Jacobsen, Babe Eubanks, Head Coach Jim Darnell. A P -sg.-'z Left to right: Captain, Don l-lilderbrand, Jim Bryant, Bruce Dunn, Gary White, Fred Swan, Martin Fricks, Johnny Jacobsen, John Willie Hanlon, Vic Johnson. Not pictured: David Barber, Ronald Ernest. Kneeling: Coach, John Pratt. Trophies: Midland Conference and Southeast Consolation. The 1956-1957 M.C. H.S. basketball team sported the best won-lost record in the school 's history with 20 wins and only 4 losses. Coach John Pratt 's battling Bombers were ranked sixth among AA schools in the state by the Daily Oklahoman. Highlights of the season were two wins over the powerful Douglas Highschool Trojans of Oklahoma Cityg winning the Midland Conference Championshipg and Junior center, Gary White, winning the individual scoring championship for schools in the city area by averaging slightly more than 20 points per game. 'I'he team will long be remembered for its tremendous desire and hustle. ,4 Ccam N g, 'ff vm firx Eg First row: Daniel Zvonek, Chester Fennell. Coach Harris, Clay Taylor, Jack Huffman. Second row: Don Caplinger, Don McColy, Clark Lipe, Leroy Porter, Steve Holiday, Freddie Hamlin, Clifton Lewis, Billy Henson, John Laster, Dennis Mask, Carl Zvonek, Don Fennell. 75 Calm 1 ' , E - ' D fu! : . Zi -.. f J'I4 ' ' 4: f' ' 41'H 'M . iii? .1 ' i 5 elf- ' gill xi .C 4 Y if ecez- 1 ' ew H r rd f fe I 1 . Am F t-, .,. v -- 059155 xx -iii? :fw - -Q I L - -if WW i .- - u - A- -r I First row: Nolan White, Lewis Dearing, Roscoe Leavelle, Phil Washburn, Don Millican, Mike Curry, Reece Galyon, Douglas Markham, Pat Carrol, Jay Jacobs. Second row: James Bishop, Harris I-leson, Ronnie Jarman, Eddie Nettler, Lewis Spurgeon, Jerry Oxley, Jay Weidiman, Jerry Grinstead, Maurice Severson. Third row: Charles Scott, Don Kriz, Burt Ritter, Pay Curry, Wamer Workman, Skippy Big- gers, Charles Wade, Ronel Urice. Wrestling The Bomber wrestling team continues to improve each year as honors start coming to several of our wrestlers. The team record was 19 won, 3 lost, and 1 draw. The season was climaxed by two fine team victories over the strong Bristow and N. W. Classen teams. The Bombers placed 5 boys in the state fi- nals, including captain, Mike Curry. Don Millican was regional 136-pound champion. Don Millican 10 won 0 lost Charles Van Cleave 5 won 2 lost Nolan White 8 won 2 lost Reece Galyon 5 won 3 lost Lewis Dearing 6 won 3 lost Don Colston 3 won 1 lost Louis Spurgeon 3 won 0 lost Roscoe Leavelle 5 won 4 lost Phil Washbum 6 won 3 lost Douglas Markham 3 won 2 lost MIKE CURRY DOUGLAS MARKHAM LEWIS DEARING and DON COLSTON i M . -.-.1 ., , W. -- -f -ws... ,, . , .,,,. ,, .w-,f2??'W'WN K - . It .f Ll. x.sssssw,g,i.sssss1swr.ss csfs.s?i , 'nzifzwsesss' 'fav Q 5, 1, K K W CHARLES VAN CLEAVE REECE GA LYON ROSCOE LEA VELLE DON MILLICA N PHIL WASHBURN PAT CARROL CHARLES WA DE 1 nw. 1 I ' mmfwif A .ifiw . ij. iw 1' Svtsf-avg' CMH WHZAOQES I Mu? gg . , Q 48, 'S , A I I Q Nm 7 4 X .5 is .sg Y I 6 'Y 1 arf l w i uf if 6' 5' f ,. m an 9 .N 0 I' f -X GM! 9, I -FX wijkfy ll S fl' C X ff I 1 X I N vi First row: Bob Beasley, Bruce Murdock, Donna Grewell, Betty White, Frances Zwirtz. Second row: Paul Harris, Gene Stillwell, Susan Caldwell, Sulinda Moffett, Frances White, Paul Hugan, Gerald Thompson, Rita Gibson, Novelene Feverston, Carolyn Owen. Third row: Sandra Rosser, Ivan Blenkin, Thomas Stiver, Beverly Wood, Lucille Harris, Suzy DeShano, Jack Myers, David Crourline, Jay Jacobs, Jimmy Raygon, Gene Hayes, Peggy Henderson, Linda Price. Fourth row: Judy Glover, Darlene Mooneyham, Glenna Thompson, Jon Bauman, Phillip Kime, Stanley Bo- lin, Bob Murry, George Dale, Mark Boss, Tommy Davis. Tony Speck, Gerald Chrisope, Jimmy Beavers, Ronald Chrisope. Fifth row: Mike Stephens, David Suikler, Millard Stephens, Dwaine Meskimen, Bill Bookman. Judy Glover First row: Bill Hill, Clara Faye Payne, Frances Baldridge, Charlene Gerdes. Second row: Fred Swan, Larry Stone, Brenda Carter, Roger Markham, Margie McGee, Nancy Cardwell, Susan Knox, Karel Rainwater. Third row: Gaston Kinnison, Charles Reber, John Wood, Max Williams, Vern Baily, Joe Ben Patton, Paul Bronner, Judy Lackey, Sue Neal Klutts, Joy Vice, Mary Stan- ford. Fourth row: Terry Segress, Neal Dougherty, Carolyn Smith, Donna Pappan, Mary I-Ianges, Marguirite Schimdt, Eddie Haining, Marvin Camock, Lilly Gentry, Frank Sears, Carol Hopwood, Denver Egleston, Lynn McMil1on, Jimmy Kretzschmar. I fa Jon Bauman ...-f-.ff ' R i L' 0 0 ll l'l 4 X XE Q., - '55s .X-w in A Tl 'rv'-in , S , ff :WX 1 't ? 4, , .if L, 9 .ff , W f'- -- - ,LV 1' , - Nw .. ,A , V -1 gy' V-ff' -M...-A. ,.....a: 1...-A 3 4' H 'W ..,,,:q -KW. , 'fam wig? 'fm '15 1-fr' 'fff vw ' -J' ,JI .-...- Q - Y' Q .U 31 M if ' . Wffflvv q:....fg .. 4 .Wi 74. M ,fu if me f 1? ' - 3 f- 'L ,. .. -W 5 . Vfw, firf as ' ' 'U f 'N:A-, Fr-U1 il' ' ' 1 5 lg ' ' .,,.. V gl -. ,mix Q fm ff' ,X J f' 3 Q 1 'Q W 1 1- 'ws-! A-is lvl' W . 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Second row: Modene Smith, Freda Smith, Jane Hooper, Barbara Boyd, Darlene Mooneyham, Marita Gardner, Pat Murry, Ann Johnston. Third row: Betty Sue Azeltine, Esther Wilson, Angela Roon ey, Judith Adams, Sue Brown, Norma Smith, Rovene Winsett, Mary Stanford. Fourth row: Caro lyn Crawford, Stephainc Wright, Susan Still, Pat McC1endon, Doris Land, Judy Cox, Linda Bain Marguerite Taylor, Linda Kuhn, Nancy Stieger. Girls' Criv Pat Roberts Accompanist Jane Hooper Brenda Turner Judy Shulrs 5 . ,, N r i fir- . ., J ,, Il I. il In Il.. E- I l ia rn-VA-Hi a I f irl ffifi-Ai i i iii l ir l l i ' i'FQ . -,Side gm. I I I First row: Lynette Prrce Vrrgrnra Armstrong Marlene Lancaster Donna Owen Second row Jamie Monroe Jean l-lungate Brenda Turner Janette Hollrs Judy Shults Lrnda Stone Third row: Mr. Lykrns Rrchard Larrd Gene Rayn Bob Farrs MurryRob1nson Eldon Forrester, Bob Clements, Dann1elTenny Pat Roberts Accompanrst A very popular and well- liked group in our school this year is the quartet known as the Montereys. Members include: Jim Hadden Don Radford Tommy Padgham David Barber Drummer is Millard Stevens pk First row: Pat English, Chloe Kent, Sally Springer, Zee Ogee, Joanne Gibson, Beverly Hannon. Second row: Marguerite Barrett, Sponsor, Deanna Densford, Judy Hancock, pep club beau, Ronnie UhlgBetty Peters, Kay Srid- ham, Kay Ward, Wanda Foster, Sponsor. Third row: Janice Allen, Judy Allen, Joy Cole, Pat Riley, Nancy Bar- rett, Shirley Crawford, Carol Hadden, Linda Bruch, Lou Jones, Judy Newkirk, Sheryl Jones, Dana Kendall, Judy Cox, Peggy Barrentine, Kay Cowan. Fourth row: Charlene Wood, Mary Hanlon, Betty Davis, Elaine Hale, Ja- queta Overfelt, Barbara Ballew, Nancy Hall, De Ann Thomas, Stephanie Wright, Gail Pace, Kay England, Donna Baker, Dorothy Grant, Linda Bain. Fifth row: De Ann Webb, Cynthia Fleming, Deanne Fuguay, Mareta Miller, Pat Williamson, Gloria Cameron, Linda Kuhn, Brenda Turner, Elaine Carl, Jean Cowan, Cynthia Curtis, Judy Easterwood, Carolyn Crawford, Cynthia Parker. Sixth row: Sandra Sampson, Martha McClur, Barbara Keith, Janice Fans, Billie Joe Martin, Linda Harris, Tracy Wilson, Patsy Murray, Wilma Hembree, Charla Hull, Donna Callahan, Carolyn Beard, Joyce Gilbert, Helen Biggers. Seventh row: Sandra Worthington, Kaye Phillips, Jane Hooper, Phyllis Cannon, Karen Hauschild, Sarah Hughs, Marba Glover, Martha Holt, Pat Fowler, Gay Markham, Wanda Snider, Bobby Howard. Eighth row: Ann Eason, Joanne Hartley, Donna Triggs, Susan Still, Linda Du Boise Ruby Fogelson, Anna Nelson, Marilyn Mee, Mary Haby, Lahoma Parker, Patricia Barry, Toby Shannon. Pep 61116 BETTY PETERS JUDY HANCOCK DEANNE DENSFORD KAY STIDHAM DELORES ROSS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Executive Board First row: Iaquita Overfelt, Betty Peters, Judy Beth Hancock, Deanne Densford, Kay Stidham, Linda Harris. Second row: Jo Ann Gibson, Carolyn Crawford, Carol l-Iadden, Wanda Snider, Elaine Carl, Dorothy Grant, Pat English. Third row: Kay Ward, Chole Kent, Kay Cowan, Sally Springer, Zee Ogee. gp- KAY WARD JIMMY HARRIS Assistant Cheerleader Junior Cheerleader LINDA HARRIS Parliamentarian H1551 IX if' First row: Lewis Dearing, Jack Riddle, Douglas Markham, Phil Caldwell, Nolan White, Don Colston Bill Daniels, Don Hildebrand. Second row: Gary White, Jack Purdon, Chester Fennel, Phil Washburn Martin Fricks, Mike Curry, David Blevins, Ronnie Uhl. Midwest is fast being known as a school which is good in all sports. By being good in its sports, a team not only makes themselves a name, but their whole town. Midwest City this year alone had an outstanding amount of good sports records. The football squad was outstanding as always. In wrestling, our team has progressed to become one of the finest in the state. Our basketball team, which was ranked one of the highest in the state, is to be commended for their sport and enthusiasm, as well as their ability to handle the ball. Our baseball team is sure to. be a suc- cess again this year. On top of that, we have many other sports coming to the front such as track, golf, and tennis. The boys that make up these good teams are the same boys who make up the M Club, a club for all boys who letter in some sport while in our school. It is the same principle as are the clubs in other cities of our size. It promotes good sportsmanship as well as it establisherbetter feelings between dif- ferent sports. Seated: David Blevins, Mike Curry, Martin Fricks. Standing: Nolan White, Douglas Markham, Don Col- ston. 61116 BOBBIE BROWN M Club Sweetheart eww CZ? i Q. xl 51 Q , 1 Prcambls to the Kaustilulian 0,27 We, the representatives to the Midwest City High School Student Cotmcil, in order to promote better citizenship by encouraging higher scholastic standards, high ideals, and better school spirit, do establish this constitution for Midwest City High School. 'l ix OFFICERS 1956-57 Seated: Kay Ward, Larry My- ers, Shirley Crawford. Stand- ing: Phyllis Mills, Gay Smith, John Bauman, Kay Cowan, Car lene Dickerson, Sponsor - Mrs. Ruby Barber. First row, left to right: La Cretia Chandler, Peggy Henderson, Gary Rayburn, Larry Myers, Shirley Craw- ford, Kay Ward, Carlene Dickerson. Second row: Betty Peters, John Bauman, Daryl Bristow, Kay Cowan Linda Burch, Ginger Scott, Donna Grayson, Beverly Hannon. Third row: Mr. Winn, Jerry Brust, Royce Applegate, Judy Simmons, Paula Alexander, Carolyn Crawford, Iohnette Bass, Cynthia Curtis, Kay Stid- ham, Mrs. Barber. Fourth row: Gay Smith, Frances Bolling, Carolyn Smith, Phyllis Mills, Dick Rader, Mike Emmerick. Fifth row: Tommy Padgham, Brenda Turner, Nancy Barrett, Kay England. The school year 1956-57 has been one of firsts for the Student Council. Not only has it continued with its usual activities, but it has also taken on many new ones, one being the juke box in the cafeteria. It furnishes the income which will be used for bringing a foreign student to M. C. H.S. next year. This Foreign Student Fund was the Council's main project this year. Conveniences furnished the student body by the Student Council were the mixers after the games, student directories, and the selling of the yearbook you are now enjoying. This year, for the first time, the yearbook goal of six hundred books, was reached and passed. Under the able sponsorship of Mrs. Ruby Barber and Mr. D. H. Winn, the Student Council has cer- tainly succeeded in accomplishing the goals set forth in its constitution, namely, to promote better citizenship by encouraging higher scholastic standards, high ideals, and better school spirit. V K- I r lat., , RJ ., ' f Ax ' - STUDENT 40'-1Nc.u. First table: Jamie Angelo, Barbara Wheelock, Ronnie Chamberlin, Peggy Jack, Jane Allen, Faye Britt, Gary McCoy, Wayne Dyer, Frank Sears, Terrell Gardner. Second table: Bobby Wall, Ronald Wilkerson, Joyce Gilbert, Jim Ivie, Ted Drew, Kenneth Edgeman, Darvin McCurdy, Joe Cole, Terry Minter, Guy Hawkins, Eddie Moore, Max Williams, Norman Kirk. Disfribulivc tfducatiou Distributive Education courses are made available through the school system in order to educate and familiarize students on the various ways of distributing goods to the consumers. Students enrolled in these classes receive working experience through paid, part- time employment, which enables them to obtain the right amount of skill to be a competent worker. To be eligible to enroll in this highly educational class, a student must be the age of sixteen or over, should have a great deal of interest and aptitude for various working fields with which D. E. is connected. The student not only receives credit for class work, but also for the working experience he is obtaining. Some of the activities during the year are: Initiation program, Christmas party, D. E. breakfast, Employer-Employee Banquet, and last, one of the highlights of the year - the State D. E. Convention that all the D. E. Members look forward to. Standing, left to right: Jim Ivie, Treasurerg Frank Sears, State Vice President, Jim Hartly, President. Seated: Joyce Gilbert, ReportergFay Britt, ParliamentariangJane Allen, Historiang Gary Mc- Coy, Vice President. s iffii - fig! 1 , x 1 , msd M-Ex: , 5, z 1 ff 2969-K X ' It in ,A ugh' ol 5 QS1 AA gi Q. 1 xx 952' as 1 ,,,9 A , M,w.,...'1 ?5? e,.,..w '-H 5 . W H25 9 E Q ' :VW .u-- . 'K' 154 .., , A . .Q A YM 1. wi A, ,L .x ifQwK'HQWw 'wwwfwMW,,m 11 -Y Y'?Y5i'l ' e wh ,, ,x, 1 .yeh ,f gh: ,fig-S ff ' 34 K. ,411 Q fi l 3 ,? 5 w UR -M ,fi Eqnfmfig 5: fix ffryhkg wfgfmf ff 'Q' 15' gxgggi pg F , 5 1 M H' F. H. A. OFFICERS President, Frances Bollingg Vice President, Carolyn Smithg Secretary and Treasurer, Helen Biggersg Parlia- mentarian, Lillie Gentryg Historian, Anna Lou Armstrongg Chaplain, Linda Burchg Reporter, Nancy Bar- rett: Song Leader, Ginger Scottg Instructors, Mrs. Colston, Mrs. Fox. Qufure flomemakers of America The Future Homemakers of America is an organization composed of girls who have had, or who are taking Home Economics. The Midwest City Chapter has been very active this year. Some of its activities included: a formal installation of officers, participation in the foreign student drive, planning the basketball coronation, and assisting with Career Day. Installation of F. H. A. Officers First row, left to right: Carolyn Smith, Frances Bolling, Nancy Barrett, Linda Bruch, Lillie Gentry, Ginger Scott, Helen Bigger, Beverly Wood, Ginger Cohn, Glenna Thompson. Instructors: Audrey Colston, Jo Ann Fox. Sec- ond row: Carlene Dickerson, Barbara Ballew, Jequeta Overfelt, Laurel Singer, Lil Watson, Cynthia Parker, Toby Shannon, Bobby Howard, Delta Fletcher, Linda Du Boise, Wilma Thompson, Lynn Herren, Darlene Mooneyham, Marguerite Taylor, Freda Smith, Helen Andrews. Third row: Doris Renshaw, Linda Freeman, Betty Nell Litton, Melba Glover, Phyllis Cannon, Marlene Lancaster, Donna Owen, Marilyn Mee, Mary Haby, Anna Nelson, Jane Hooper, Donna Triggs, Sandra Worthington, Judy Newkirk, Pat Rodgers, Carolyn Summers. Fourth row: Snadra Freeman, Jo Anne Ridburn, Karen Hauschild, Sara Hughes, Louisa Jones, Ann Land, Janice Minyard, Carolyn Willey, Jean Willey, Jo An Hartley, Patricia Stephens, Mary HiCk1iH. Carol Walker, Judy Green, Shirley Mc- Ginty, Sharon Cook. Fifth row: Gracie Hellner, Sharon Miller, Patricia Roberts, Reta Story, Virginia Lee Arm- strong, Kathern Hollingshead, Maureen Mims, Jeri McHenry, Saundra Fream, Margaret Babcock, Nancy Jo Gal- yon, Charlie Joe Wood, De Ann Webb, Janice Allan, Judy Allen, Virginia Shaw. Sixth row: Nancy Hall, John- ette Bass, Judy Peterman, Linda Kuhn, Shirley Davidson, Joy Chapman, Gladys Eppler, Barbara Wheelock, Steph anie Wright, Willie Garrett, Julie Dyer, Dee Ann Hale, Vicki Hoss, Jan Carlin, Mary Hanger. Seventh row: Brenda Turner, Paula Alexander, Peggy Barrentine, Judy Cox, Judy Easterwood, Cheryl Lindorfer, Kay Butler, Kathryn Strahorn, Anna Lou Armstrong, Gay Smith, Mary Jane Hastie, Catherine Bourland, Nancy Morton, Mae Quick. ,al NJLMAKER5 Q9 , log, 5 pa E lL,-21 5 6e L. .ga L 44,0 qqgxo NEW HF First table: Daniel Miller, Alan Elliott, Leverne Bailey, Tommy Chapman, Donald Koelseh Marvin Adams, Don Grissiam. Second table: Mr. Jones, Danny Schuab, Ronald Wilkerson, Bob Jones Tommy Coulter, Jerry Tompkins, Edward Kovelda. Q i FARM OF . This chapter is one of many which promotes interest in farming and dairying. There are 35 members in the Midwest City chapter of F. F. A. who have a total investment in farm- ing of 512, 028. 05, and a total la- bor income of 56, 723. 57 for the year. Sentinel Vice President Alan Elliott Marvin Adams In competition in fairs and shows this year, they have shown '7 Grand Champions, 9.Champions, 26 Firsts, 31 Seconds, and 25 Third place ani- mals. In seven contests the Dairy Judging Team won 4 firsts, 2 sec- onds, and 1 fourth. The MWC chap ter added six trophies to their col- lection this year. President Treasurer RCPICSCHIRIIVC Donald Koelesh Daniel Miller T0ff1mY COUIISI Nl!!-YN vgxblws IN N00 Vhllfi r ag? IERSEYSKA 95:51 1 K1 Top winners in the Oklahoma Junior Jersey Breeders contest. First place, Melvin Taylorg second place, Kenny Baker: third place, Marvin Adams. E.- 81' PM q O eh XT ,C n iv The Happy Farmer .Fl I lv W -5 L55-4h r UTY Ci-QQPTER F 2 J 5 F.F.A. Trophies and Ribbons 1956-57 F. F. A. Dairy Judging Team They won first at Okmulgee Interscholastic Meet. Instructor, Basil Jones: Team Members: Melvin Tay- lor, Marvin Adams, Kenney Baker, Donald Koelseh. Marvin Adams with his Grand Champion Jersey. S . if .li Y Q' P 'Uv First row: Lynn McGuire, Kay Cowan, Nancy Stewart, Phyliss Mills, Kathryn Strahorn, Susan Knox. Second row: Dick Saucier, Douglas Perry, Chick Ward, Royce Applegate, Mrs. Reneau. Urespian Croupe lOl The National Thespian Society is made up of students who have earned ten points in the dramatic field. The Thespian play this year was Ladies In Re- tirement, one of the most unusual and entertaining plays that this school has ever presented. In addition to the play, a very elaborate initiation is given for those eligible to become Thespians. The highlight of the year is the annual banquet at which the different trophies are awarded. Nan Stewart N I B ir Secretary Q Lynn Evans gm Royce Applegate I X Zim-fx A Ji I .. A ,ff fs, at can f President X 9. as S t A 4 ,... 0 rn ZS' to 2. Q. ru I5 F' :XX M K 1 2-'X K Xigylii , lv 1, hrs i as K- ee 'X if xfxbxtx .1 1 div-sstf ' fa N L x X xx ' v V5 H I r f X :-.'j !K I , in il ' ' f 7 - , 1 ..-5.7821 ' f J uf f,.. 9 Kay Cowan 7 MEMBERS First row: Jim Hartley, Gary McCoy, Frances Bolling, Madalyne Holt, Betty Peters, David Blevins. Second row: Nancy Barrett, Kay Cowan, Margaret Frederick, Darlene Mooneyham, Nancy Stieger. Third row: Royce Applegate, Frederick Swan, Larry Myers, Mike Cur- ry, Susan Knox. jcsfers resident? 60111401 Because several Juniors and sophomores not qualified for Thespians were interested in dramatics, Jest- ers was organized. Mrs. Barbara Reneau is the sponsor of this organization, the purpose of which to fur- ther interest in dramatics. Although a newly formed club, the Jesters has done much backstage work on the plays presented this year. MEMBERS ey, Nancy Barrett, Judy Shults, Barbara Keith, Cynthia Curtis, Brenda Turner, ond row: John Swaney, Mike Hill, Dick Rader, Daryl Bristow, Mike Emmerick, Elbert Friday, Tommy Padgham, Royce Applegate, Gary Rayburn, Jim Kuhn, Steve Holiday. First row: Jerry Brust, Joy Cole, Pat Ril- Judy Sneed, Sponsor - Mrs. Reneau. Sec- jlftvrning Cfhapcl This is the third year that Morning Chapel has been organized. Morning Chapel uses the study hall as a regular meeting place. Our attendance has increased from 10 students to '75 students and teachers every Tuesday and Thursday morning. There isn't a regular member listg the students attend on a voluntary basis. IBL6' 'ff M gina gel:-1 rl: er' If' --:E azz:-: , President f ' X Gary McCoy ff- rf-fff ' -,iffy Charge of Devotions Katheryn Bourland ji Either a teacher of M. C.H. S. or a pastor from one of the local churches is usually the inspira- tional speaker. The theme selected for Morning Chapel this year is: For the best way to start the day, attend Morning Chapel. 5' wr 5 . s, 3 Charge of Song Books Jerald Brown Pianist Phyliss Mills ih- First row: Gayle Whitaker, Janice Minyard, Katheryn Strahorn, Barbara Story, Sara Lane. Second row Joyce Johnston, Sharon Beach, Judy Hancock, Bobbie Brown, Joyce Lacy. Third row: Madalynne Holt Shirley Cooke, Katherine Mobley, Anna Armstrong, Deanna Naylor. Fourth row: Janice McKinney, Doris Meek, Pat Tankersley, Patsy Hestand, Carolyn Grissom, Glenna Brooks. ?ufure Husiness ladders af America The Future Business Leaders of America is a newly organized club in our school. Eligible to join are all those who are interested in entering the business world. This organization raised money to meet a pledge made to the fund-raising drive for a foreign student. Meeting twice a month, F. B. L. A. tries to broaden the members' knowledge of the business world and its problems, advantages, and the business machines connected with the office. OFFICERS President: Madalynne Holt Vice President Deanna Naylor Secretary Carolyn Grissom Treasurer Joyce Lacy Publicity Manager Anna Armstrong First row: Ronald Chrisope, Neal Doughtery, Alan Leslie. Second row: Fred Swan, Sharon Beach, John Watters, Jerry Tubbs. Fourth row: Elbert Friday, Pat Roberts, Domia Tritten, Betty Peters, Kay Cowan, Charla Hull. Fifth row: Daryl Bristow, Terry Segress, Bruce Murdock, Linda Burch, Beverly Hannon. Sixth row: Phyllis Mills, Madalynne Holt, Sharon Ridings, Susie De Shano, Donna Pappan, Frances Boll- ing, Mrs. Lyon. Seventh row: Martin Fricks, David Barber, Carolyn Smith. Eighth row: Jim Brooks, Clarence Maxey, Jerry Grinstead, Pat Roberts. Nativmzl flnuor Society The Midwest City Chapter of the Honor Society, established in 1949, is a duly authorized and charter ed chapter of the National Honor Society of Secondary Schools. Being granted membership in the Society is perhaps the greatest honor that the school can bestow on its students as it indicates excellence, well-rounded personalities, considering as the basis for selection of members the qualities of Scholarship, Leadership, Service, and Character. The local chapter maintains the very high scholastic requirement of a 3. 6 grade point average for the three-year senior high school course, with the additional requirement that every semester's work con- sist of a minimum of four full credits, solid subjects in addition to any activities carried. President Vice Pl'6SiCleI1t Secretary Fred Swan Jerry Tubb John Watters Standing: Dorothy Grant, Sonny Niles, Bob Farris, Kay Trump, Marguerite Taylor, Freda Smith, Jan Dixson, Mr. Lykins. Sitting: Donna Owens, Brenda Carter, Nancy Stieger, Pat McClendon, Darlene Mooneyham, Pat Roberts, May Stanford. President Vice President Secretary Reporter Darlene Mooneyham Pat McClendon Pat Roberts Mary Stanford 611111 Glassic One of the newest clubs at M. C.H. S. is the Music Club. This organization, under the sponsorship of Mr. Lykins, has done much for the improvement of music throughout the school. Besides helping with the Symphony, their highlight of the year was a talent show given late in January. The c1ub's purpose is: To develop and share our interests and experiences in music with others. Its motto is: Use what talent you have. The woods would be very quiet indeed if only the birds who sang best, sang. Standing: Elaine Garrett. Lawrence Robinson, Nancy Hall, Dorothy Grant, Dana Kendall, Merylin Ken- dall, Nancy Stieger, Lucille Thomason, Delta Fletcher, Sammy Freeman, Annia Coup, Mrs. Webb. Sitting: Judy Allen, Brenda Bozarth, Cheryle Estes, Susan Slattery, Mary Hastings, Sharon Ridings, Nan Stewart, Mary Stanford, Ann Land, Darlene Moonyham. Creative Hands Art Club at Midwest City Senior High School reacheda newhigh with thirty members this year. The sales from small football pennants bought the emblems for their jackets. As their school pro- ject they contributed 820 to the Student Council fund to bring a foreign student to our school. ND The Art Club attended several Art Shows at the Oklahoma Art Center and at Oklahoma University. They feel they have had a successful year and wish to express their appreciation to their officers for their leadership. President Vice President Secretary Reporter Nancy Stieger Cheryl Estes Lucille Thomason Laurel Singer Ti No Hlolo AVAILABLE Standing: Doris Hale, Dana Kendall, Martha Holt, Kay Phillips, Jo Ann Hartley, Mrs. Carlisle, Kay Trump, Grace Hellnet, Donna Pappan, Terrence Puckett. Sitting: Peggy Barrentine, Donna Scott, Don- na Triggs, Sandra Worthington, Judy Glover, Susan Knox, Don Colston, Douglas Markham. The T. W. Towsend Club of the F. T. A. has a membership of twenty five. They meet for business meet- ings on school time, but their pro- grams are scheduled for one even- ing each six weeks. Their projects for the year are: An assembly program, a program for the Midwest City teachers, a banquet helping with teachers' conferences and attending F. T. A. conventions. 9ufurc Ccachcrs af America President Vice President Secretary Susan Knox Judy Glover Rita Gibson Left to right: Kay Cowan, Elbert Friday, Dick Rader, Mr. Shults, Royce Applegate, Jerry Brust, Gary Rayburn, Daryl Bristow, Phillis Mills. Nafiamzl Zfrmsic league The National Forensic League isa league for speech and debate students. Its purpose is the furthering of speech and debate activities in this school. In the Midwest City Chapter four people have ob- tained the highest degree granted by the N.F. L - The Degree of Distinction. It is held by Royce Apple- gate, Daryl Bristow, Elbert Friday, and Gary Rayburn. During this year both active and prospective mem- bers have been successful in speech tournaments. N. F. L. OFFICERS President, Royce Applegate: Vice president, Gary Rayburn, Rep. , E1- bert Friday, Secretary, Phyllis Mills. DEBATING TEA MS Dick Rader, Mike Emmerick, Royce Applegate, Daryl Bristow, Mr. Shults, Elbert Friday, Gary Rayburn, Jerry Brust. x I RED CROSS The purpose of the Red Cross is to help the needy. A few of the projects we have accomplished are: decorating the Christmas trees at Tinker Field, bake sale for funds to give to the orphanage, and a St. Pat- rick's party. The Library Club is to train the staff of the li- brary in their duties as librarians. Mrs. Coles, our librarian,is new this year and has had 14 years of library experi- ence. As you have no doubt noticed, the li- brary has been complete- ly furnished in honey maple. First row: Officers of the organization are: Margaret Frederick, Donna Scott, Carolyn Willey, Jean Willey. Second row: Paula Campbell, Phyllis Carmon, Tracy Wilson, Gracie Hellner, Vallerie Day, Patty Oliver, Enda Howton. Third row: Margerite Taylor, Jo Ann Blair, Elva Bergen, Pat Jolly, Mary Hick- lin, Judy Taber, Lucille Thomason, Margie Magee. Fourth row: David Stick- ler, Curtis Clifton, Vickie I-loss, Mary Hanger, Charlene Wood, Judy Glover, Mike Reams. librarians gfllb Officers: Patricia Roberts, Janice Minyard, Janice McKinney. Members: Mor- ris Garret, Maureen Mimms, Lynda Rowley, Jean Stow, Ester Allen, Helen Wil- kins, Francis Richmond, Jo Ann Gibson, Jimmie Harris, Edna Earl Howton, Toby Shannon. N76LiPslIl4ltTOV.A3 l WN'l'i' MIDWEST CITY HIGH SCHOOL-Wlw ---A?lNfJVEMBER so, 1956 GLEEGLUB RESENTS B A CHRISTMAS PRDGRMVI Midwest City HighschooI's Vocal mu- a Fred Waring arrangement. Soloists for sic depai '4h'- Mr. Dick Christmas , f mcelirig, VM' p.m. The Q 2'l'SeihZ' Ixgsachsf- - - IEW In voices wi He also .nd high Every and then and here :helor of on The hwestern presemeo 'raduated On1'Qff,',Q', r for 25 aces, Elk fomanche M-C-I tin View, Seven City, football 1 and has Midland lan. He is te-om. They Citi-in s.--.-----, 3-----, ------I ,,,,.. LMI, ,r A,-,fi A ,,, MJ .IM Hifi mr. nicuer, uur new electronics White, tackle, Leon Anderson, Editor .................. Mary Lopez was born and raised in back, Martin Fricks, end, Louis I fullback, and the other Bomber was Junior, .lack Riddle, guard. We tip our hors to these sever ers' selected by the Midland Cor board, Del City was admitted as t member of the Midland Con They will begin participation spring during baseball season. Tankers End Successful Year Midwest City's B Team finis Feature Editor - - Society Editor - - Sports Editor - - - Business Manager Reporters - i, Oklahoma. cher was schooled at Okla- niversity, Cameron Junior Oklahoma City University, tral State at Edmond. He :k to Oklahoma University for five years before com- I.C.H.S. - -Donna Marshall - -Susie Carter - - Darrold Niles - Jim Williams BUY A PAPER - - - Jim Crow, Charles Jones, Betty McConnico, Ronny Uhl, Jean Huntgate Gary Chestnut LH other successful season this Year ' Bobo EUbO...I.f -..A FN.-L. CA I-,-,-ti-H..-.rr rt,i.A..I.se+ rm, InN'nrrnnn'c Flin-. will DOSQUC Shlffsi Q0 fe 5I berefs, defbi' X attire for lgsqlgirlml Midwest City's Bomber Beam staff has had a busy year during 1956-57. First, learning about me girls in the gmt, Journalism, and second, how to get a paper out every two weeks. I6 Offlfc and thc HB.. Te, mares and that they ' The Journalism Class, consisting of 15 students, has gone on three trips this year. They went O, ,hc DOH' The to the 0.1. P. A. conference at the University of Oklahoma, then a trip to the Oklahoma Pub- to the ability and lishing Company, and last a trip to the legislature. 'men' 0 forCneXt :II t' f' f tb ll the bi art should be dressed for the Al' 0' You DOYS get' Gale and Come Son.Ol lQI'O UO IODS on 0 H19 OO 0 SSO- Occosignhp Y to the HMM lt will be a nevening of fun and enter- BUY A PAPER tainment. F CAREER DAY Career Day is annually sponsored by Mrs. Woods' psychology classes. The students worked hard to make the '57 Career Day a successful and profitable one for all. Authoritative people from all lines of vocations were invited to inform the students of the various aspects of each voca- tion. Career Day's schedule in- cludes two classes, two assemblies and a luncheon. Mrs. Woods' Psychology Classes Hzzrcer Day most versatile and outstanding speakers of the day. CARL C. BYERS Dr. William H. Alexander, pastor of the First Christian Church of Oklahoma City, is one of the Southwest's best-known ministers and a man of many activities. He is schol- arly, well trained and effective. He holds the honorary degree of L. L. D. and recently received an honorary Doctor of Divinity Degree from Miami University of Oxford, Ohio. During the latter part of World War Il, he served in the European Theater of Operations as War Correspondent for the Daily Oklahoman, the Oklahoma City Times and the Christ- ian Evangelist. Carl C. Byers, a superintendent of the Parma Public Schools in suburban Cleveland, is active in Ohio and national education affairs. He is an exponent of the theory that people would live longer and more abundantly if they would swap their worries for laughs. He is very seriously a funmaker, dispensing humor as a druggist dispenses tonics. This gift - a balanced blend of universal Mirth, Wit and Wisdom - makes Byers one of the WILLIAM H. ALEXANDER SARA BELLE LA NE Editor .1 4 ZONA HALL ssistant Organization Editor PA TSY HESTAND Activities Editor We, the AnnualStaff, are proud to present to you our 1957 BOMBER. This book has caught glimpses here and there, so that in years to come the activities of this school year at M. C. H. S. will not be dimmed and will not fade from memory. In later years, while turn- ing these pages, if you should recall the many smiles, sor- rows, and dreams of '57 we shall be content, knowing that we have done the thing we were called upon to do. SHA RON BEA CH Assistant Editor ., 'K K gig DONNA ANDERS Copy Editor xbw' in 'fr' Psi, , . -in AW.. Lzgffff .1 ,J 4- Annan We wish to express our thanks to Nancy Stieger as Art Editor of the annual. We also want to extend our appreciation to our sponsor, Mr. Moore, and co-sponsor, Mrs. Barrett, for their help and co-operation. As Art Editor, Mrs. Webb has con- tributed much to our annual this year. H Classes Editor DORIS MEEK BOBBIE BROWN Miss Umverse, Miss America Miss Oklahoma. i Sclzw ZW Calm! Show 32 3 gn . 1 v Rock Me, Daddy! ms i OH! That music! mx Chcspian Play AFX What did you say that word was? I can't hear ya! Don't let her get you. What are you whispering about? C .,..,-W. Lf fy? Q I 3 Nw '-4 P W xy , ,Q ,, NWC v' mia 0 ,X ,Kg . LH vm .. ,W A-I if gin gg!! ri. xx A 10. Ag W4 5' 5.. i , in i L 3' ij S 3 f ,Q Est' ' -asa' -'U-'32 1 o 4. ff! -'Q Q2 3 ya rf .nf .' fad' QW , ...Q 1 1. 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