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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1960 volume:

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This is so that in other springs to come, you may open this memory book and remember . . . remember the classes, the teachers and administration, the sports, activities, and organ- izations. We have created this 1960 BOMBER with en- thusiasm, compiled it with dedication, and presented it with the earnest hope that you will enjoy and treasure it. CONTENTS IN TRODU CTION ADMIN ISTRA TION CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS MUSIC ATHLETICS HONORS AND AWARDS PUBLICATIONS 4 16 32 100 136 146 164 176 CRF-ED X behave rn Mrdwest Crty Hrgb ScbooX as rrrsuruuorx oi Xearmrrg rhrougb wbrcb X may p ogress rrr krxo-Madge and Xearrx a ocrauorx to be cooperauve and Lokram 'Ybrougb the eiiorrs oi orbers X arrr oiiered rrxarx opporruruues io ersorraX deydop mem X wm prove by my arumde rx acrrorrs tbad arrx wortby o rbese o orru runes Therefore as a cruzerx oi Nh es rr Hrgr X vnu uy ro rrrarrxrarrr d ex Lend me brgb standards oi our rrrsutuuorr 5 3 an. ., , . 'r ' by ss ' . N1 rv - . ' ' ad ' 5 P? ' , 'dwx C'y', ' an - ' Si x ' i ' iz., 4 Y , M rt. , A 3 ..,.. if P A xi 1 .3 Elgin sauna re it V 111- 6 Q ,,,, K ' i ,Q 4-WSE!-i Y 'Awf' 19 c 9. 'vi sit ' 2 3 at , A KT rig.. ' 152 to Q A , ,M on ,ll 'J I ,Q . . To our conscientious coach and teacher who comes to the forefront an out- standing leader . . , Q LfJ,, T513 To a wise counselor who has given unstintingly of his time, energy, and guidance to uphold the high standards of Midwest City High School . . . To a steadfast friend who has inspiredgfg by precept and example to achieve the best of which we are capable . . . Toyou, Mr. Lewis Eubanks, we dedicate this 1960 BOMBER. To many our school is just a symbol of an American ideal . . . the public school. But to us who have grown with it, Midwest City High School is itself the symbol. Here many of our dreams of the future are formulated. It offers us an opportunity to make something of ourselves if we will. The mbol of ' Q R , SEQ -fa' - f-V-- fx! ,,...R SMA fx' 3 dw-E' American Ideal .1 n school---the good hours of the day---when we meet and visit with our friends---the hustle and bustle of the school office---or learning the methods of democracy through school govern- ment---we will re- member these pleasant hours---and these worth- while friendships long after we have left the halls of Midwest City High School. H+- E. ww xv ' -ff w-wx --. ff W E ducation and Midwest City High School have advanced together these last 17 years---and education has many phases---the hours we spend with our books---or vigorously sup- porting our favorite in the current campaigns for student office---hurriedly catching the bus after a busy day at school---the cooks' patience and students' impatience---the traffic jams in the street after the last bell rings---the campaign posters and our trusted administrators, always leading, guiding, and helping us down the paths of knowledge ---these are the ways we advance with M. C.H.S. and education. V. IS , ,f L f 'TJ- K. .F 4 . Lp, f wr .Na , 'O ,- ,xx Gil. V I ,, 'U A ' ' my A H 'S' 4, '. Q . . f 93 nvfffg:ll : 'fZMSfl.i5r'saf ry 1 ' xQ !5f if Q 1 1Q 'f'0 2 -am' . gif! 3 619 gif, 1 iss ..M.--......4w ,, 15332 223 I ,., 4. f f 'X X55 N ADMINISTRATION and FACULTY fi A I I In- 1-t,LM ee- 'ilu- X X 1 r K ' M kiwi 9 f f f' '7 if Q-,favs . qs Ffsfiw - -M4 M ,' 1 M in xy, .kai 'J A gk x 3 4 V f T 1 'P QI v , ,.,,,,,1i 1 Y, A 1 W 3 ' ---sf, .... Q V I BURROWS MRS DOROTHY GREEN Vrce Pr1nc1pa1 Prmcrpal s Secretary Wrth an almost uncanny ab111ty to see through a11b1s and excuses and w1th a ready humor for any s1tuat1on Mr Burrows 15 a combrnatron of br1sk effrcrency and srncere frrendlrness ADMINISTRATIVE PERSONNEL 20 MRS MARY ANN WOOD MR WILLIAM ANDERSON Counselor of Grrls Counselor of Boys ii MRS SHIRLEY REYNOLDS MRS MAFJORIE SMITH OFFICE SECRETARIE MRS. JUDY WILLIAMS MRS. MARY EASTER 3 K 2I 15 'U' V K gflf. fy f . , Y M .. YA ---....,..M Niszy, , , J ' f Ll. R I Q . . ,. . . .. MRS HAZEL VAN DUSEN MRS EFFIE CARLISLE Enghsh Enghsh MRS RUBY BARBER MR. DOLPH SHULTS Enghsh Enghsh and Debate erm papers semester exams and da11y assrgnments these were the obv1ous duues they per formed but we recogmze a greater value and servlce gmdxng us rn sprung us making us want to be saus fled w1th nothrng less than a Job well done Holding the attention of these Junior students is our English teacher, Mrs. Barber. W5 f MRS MARIAN MATHIAS MRS MADGE DAVIS French Hlstory and Enghsh Speak Lhe speech I pray you as I pronounced rt to you trxpprngly on the tongue MRS MAXINE DAUGHERTY MISS DELENA MELTON Enghsh and Iournahsm Englxsh Y MRS DONNA SPENCE MRS LYLLIAN GARTEN MRS MILDRED LYON Ellgllsh Speech and Enghsh Spamsh MR. JOE SPANN MRS. OPAL BEVERS MR. JOHN PRATT History Latin History and Coaching MRS JO HELEN WEBBER MR. JOE PHILLIPS MR LEWIS EUBANKS History Hlstory and Coachmg Hlstory and Counsehng il Thoroughly enjoymg her students rs our Laun These students are gradrng hlstory papers for teacher Mrs Bevers Mr Spann MRS MILDRED WEBB The background of abstract desrgns prov1des a pleasant atmosphere for Art and Crafts these art students Students at MCI-IS enjoy the f3C111I1BS and research MR. DICK LYKINS Music of our 11brary for both pleasure MRS SYLVIA COLES L1brar1an MR. JAMES HARRIS MRS ARDINA MOORE Htstory and Coachtng C1115 P E MRS. MARY JANE MOONEY MR. DICK WINN MRS. NINA BRUMFIELD Math Math Math and Physics MR ED JACOBSEN Math and Coaching MR. BILL MOONEY Preparmg a test for has Algebra class IS math teacher B111 Mooney Math 26 Listening attentively to the instruction of Mr. Harms are these chemistry students. MR. CARROL MCDERMITT MR. JOHN HOLLAND Biology Biology MR. PAUL ENIX Band MR. IOHN HARMS Chemistry MR DON HARRIS Making arrangements by telephone MR. HM DARNELL Psychology and Coaching is least of the dunes of Coach Coachrng Darnell MR. ROBERT STANBERRY MRS BARBARA PHILLIPS MR. GERALD MCPHAIL Dxstnbuuve Educanon Busmess Bus1ness MISS KETHA BOLLINGER Busmess MR, VICTOR BEVER5 MR. HENRY MASON Busmegs Mechamcal Drawmg and Drafnng QSM J U J Spacel u J No Mxstakesl Mr McPha11 's Typmg I Class Mrs Looper's Typing H Class 6 MR HERMAN BURKE MR. THOMAS BRADLEY Auto Mechamcs Eleccromcs Mr Burke gwes mstrucuon to a group of students m an auto mechamc class if 159- , 3 A if fm iii 4 Z' i J? 4.5 Q 3 .mm cock Myrtle Brown Arlene Allen Endeavorrng to provide the students with the finest school cafeterra possible the staff in the kitchen finds itself faced with a tremendous Job Under the leadership of Mrs Allen the staff STIIVCS to please both teachers and student body alike THEY SERVE US In any school are a number of people who take care of the innumerable mechanical and clean ing details of every day school life These demanding jobs of school jamtors are aptly filled at M C H S Because of the efforts of these poeple teachers and students find school more com fortable and enjoyable Gerald Aggie McCracken R A ush Coffman The Paul Prnkertons Buster Bailey and Vrrgil Carpenter 4 N . . -A ,N .f V E . g r f Q 1 I . Q ,s D l , 5 ' ' 'L - 5 X s, N' W' , xt, K Ora Wright, Prudence Shaffer, Marie Glover, Nellie Daniels, Bessie Armstrong, Kathrynn Bab- . . P CLASSES f 1 X 33 Av 1 'QC 4' ff, I Q 144. NAU f up QA , ,. H4 x -P.-1:3 gr K A S' HW- 1 I an K , 1' ,ff w 4 A -3 rw, Qfh w 2' f f N ,Via , v mx 'wh A ? ? Qi T Q s 2 5 7'7'i'N 5 Q X 'Qu I, fx SENIOR CLASS EXECUTIVE BOARD xii TOP ROW Steve Davrs Sherrye Sutton Patu Frsher Ann Vrckers Martha Grayson Mary Laster Ann Hull Pat H111 Tex Odom SECOND ROW Patt Dodd Bob Lrndsey Brllre Davrs Calvrn Moser As the graduatrng class of 1960 leaves Mrdwest Crty I-hgh School we look back wrth great prtde on the many accompllshments made toward lmprovrng ourselves and our school When we were Sophomores we hrt M C H S 11ke a ball of f1re leavmg an rmpressron on all wrtnesses We remember the Btology trrp the wrnnmg of the Intramural wrestlrng tournament and the excitement of hrgh school at lastl Then as Junrors a class known for therr ab1l1t1es tn leadershlp scholarshrp and crtrzenslup we worked all the harder as one group endeavorrng to be the greatest graduaung class to leave dear ole M C H S The jumor Senror prom was the event of our year as junrors Each of us worked hard on thls and as usual lt was a great success Agarn our class won the Intramural wrestlrng tournament We were the only ones to wrn tt two years rn successron Now as graduaung Senrors we truly know we have reached the goal we set three years ago We ve set a htgh standard one whrcn wrll be hard for any other class to attarn We now plan to go our separate ways Are we a trlfle unhappy? A lrttle but seerng that we have far surpassed our goals we leave wrth great satrsfactron We are now ready to step to the next rung of the ladder of lrfe Before leavmg we slncerely thank our parents our teachers and our admrmstrators Wrth thrs we say farewell to Mrdwest Crty Hxgh School Kay Allen Karen Allen Jean Andrews Ronnre Applegate Charles Austln Davrd Ausun Mrke Barbo Larry Barnes Worley Barry Nrta Beavers Tom Beavers Larry Beckham Andrea Berry Bu dy Bxggers Beverly Blrdsong f. Q5- ,x Ee,- Juanrta Bryson Glenda Bullard Ron Burchart Sherr1 Burdlck Betty Burke Pat Callaway Barbara Black Karen Bowyer Iamce Brand Rlchard Breeden Janace Brrdges Charles Brlstow Donna Brookover Carohne Brooks Mrke Brown 3? Clif' I inn 3.--.Q,, Judy Capps Arlene Cardoni Doug Carpenter Kay Carr Phrllrp Carr Helen Casey Ron Casperson Vearlce Castleberry Davrd Catlett lv 955 ' mda Chapman Sandra Chrrsman Leslre Crtty Wayne Clark Gmny Coker Carol Conway Wanda Davee B111y Kay Dav1s Jack Dav1s Ovana Dav1s Steve Dav1s Mlke Deleshaw TQ' Carolyn Coover Carol Cowan Von Creel Elolse Cupps James Croft Warren Crow Kent Cumlngs Stanley Czalkoskl Donna Dare Karan Dixon Part Dodd hm Dougherty Charles Dr1sk111 11m Duby Lynn Eaves Mane Edmundson Jan1ce Elkms Judy Enlx flaw E' Elery Ervm Ahce Estes Kathy Faucette Patu F1sher Carl Flowers Karl Forehand 536 Jo Glass Molly Glass Joyce Gray Martha Grayson Tommy Gregg Jamce Gregory Beth Frank Delores Frazler Lynn Fredrrckson Aletha Freeman Dorls Garrett Peggy Garrett James Geddes Kent Glbson Cheryl Gldeon Allen Grieve Tommy Griffin Elizabeth Grigsby Craig Hall Eddie Hamlin 49 A511 au-vw.. ,ga-.. Hugh Halkins Ann Harms Jacque Harrell Linda Harris 'br fi, Kay Hartley Raymond Haubelr Gary Hawkins Jackie Hawkins Jeanie Hellner Cherrill Hemphill O9 Howard Ann Hull Bill Hutto Sharon Imes Janette Irwin Shirley Jarman Judy Hendrlcks Ronnre Hendr1ckson Charles H111 Pat H111 Elodle Hxnson Mark Hodder Patsy Ho1s1ngton Rlchard Honey Teddy Hood 44? f fr , 1 Bob Jennings Tom Jirik Robert Johnson Bill Jones Gaylia Jones Lou Ann Jones Don Keas B1ll1e Klmball Charles K1ng ar ...N WJ , '50-'W ev- Sr Gary Klng Calvln K1nsey Wynelle Kuchens Gay Kurek Deloras Kutej Sharon Lacy k John Madewell Bob Mahoney Sam Marun Lucy McCork1e Mar11yn McCork1e Lloyd McCormack 'K S3 Sue Lakm Mary Laster Bob Llndsey Sarah Llndsey Roy Llsh Kenneth L1tL1e Ted Llttle Terry Loux usun Lowery Jane McCoy Thom McDonald Jo McKe1vey Butch McKn1ght John Meyer Cf Allen Mlller Ruth1e M111er Da v1d Moffett Charles Montgomery VY 'Nico in Dwayne Moon Ann Moore Johnny Morgan Gerald Morrlson Calvln Moser Fred Myers 1 'fb Bly 'hav' 3' ri 4 Rebecca Pearson Rosemary Penrod Glenna Phebus Darlene Ph1111ps Dale Phrllrps Davld Pierce Stephen Nettleton Harold Newsom Jerry Norrhcutr Edris Nutt Ralph Nye Roger Owens Mrke Palmer Katherlne Patterson Marllyn Payn 5 7 Kay Puts John Plumlee Dempsey Powers Gerry Puce A11ce Prohoroff Terrance Puckett Jacque Purcer Francrs Qulck Betty Ragland WS lv' 'pff Mark Ramsler Joe Reber Nlna Redpath Kathy Reeds Barbara Reeves Raylene Rhlnd S 7 'Z-F ,jf l' isa, 1 Lrnda Sebert Gordon Seger James Selman James Shaw Anrta Shephard Darla Shepherd 4,-'ff is 1 1-gg ,nw io- ,ga- Q eg GN gi Vrrglnra Rlley Burt Roberts Glenda Roberts Harrell Rodebush Jeral Rolland Joan Romecly Suzr Rosen Armln Schultz Lmda Scott -61 Y Paul Slunn Roger S1lTlOl'1S Judy Simpson Carolyn SIPCS Leslie Srpes Anita Smith Char1esC Smith Charles E Smith 6-I ii? vii arg Jack Smith Mary Sminh Suzie Smith Robert Snyder Linda Spalding Lue Spracklin Joan Springer Alrce Terpenrng Jlm Teter Lee Thomasson 1' Jack Thornton av-sr ldnfsq Joyce Tlngler Sue Tlpps A 4 '9 'ni' Cletith Stephenson Patty Stokes Robert Story Betty Stroope Judy Stump Sherrye Sutton Gary Talbot Tom Tansel Helen Taylor Pat Todd Manuel Trevrns Katherrne Trotter Guy Tucker Kleth Vandervort Glenda Vannosdoll Ann Vrckers Herb Walker Mlke Waller Shrrley Warren Sally Washburn Dave Watters Doug Watters Pat Weller Drck Wells wggi G' 1 Gary Welrzherrner Eda Wham Mary Whrtaker Judy Whrung Carol Wrlburn Rlta W11k1HSOH Carolyn Wrlhams CIISIB W1111ams B111 Wrlhs Drck Wrnn Barbara Womeldorff Clarice Woodyard Brant Worthington Buddy Wright Larry Wright Linda Yeats George Yoachum Is that really a BOMB9 Drd xou hear about r-- Doei she thrnk for H11 herself? Put some fun mto your hfe try dancrng' Relaxation! A. L I wish I could play too! SENIOR CAPERS! Friendship ---1 NIO' NOY Wheee! o K 5-X X Qs, Hart of mi Hart -'i L, Lv S Put y'r 1it'1c foot Young Love Togethemess! I , -'-ui.. 1 1 N , .Q N., , .J N f 'S fs Q , Square pegs X l ' 4 'Y I'm not a sissy! Am I? 56 1 4, An apple a day keeps Lhe teachers on our side. MEMORIES ARE MADE OF THIS! UNIOR CLASS OFFICERS l av ny X 3 'i ? fi I iv s ,X F ' E-f 2 A f i , 3 7,7 HI .V ,W QL! A if 5 W Presldent ---- ------ B ILLY LIPE Vice President - - - - - BOBBY GRAYSON Secretary - - - - - ELIZABETH BATTS Treasurer - - - ----- PEG LEMME IUNIOR CL ASS I ,J , 4 3,5151 -- 'B Z 'WS jd! ' iff? Q, f ' A L ,Qfef- ' W . U1 ag- - f fo A . 4 q k ' F NN ORITES 14 3 .gr 13 . V 1 U V . . x , 3 Q 3 ' 3 . X XS. X f ,f x 2 ? Wh DENNY COLE - PEG LEMME JU IOR CLASS EXECUTIVE BOARD FIRST ROW left to rrght Peg Lemme Brlly Lrpe Elrzabeth Batts SECOND ROW Carolyn Davrs Margre Bowman Nancy Huffman Janet DeB0rd Judy McQu1re Sam Young THIRD ROW Donm Hudrbury Jerry Srngleton Susan Mrller Sandra Drckerson As Junrors our class has strrved to set hrgh goals and standards for the Juruors of the future Although lf has not always been easy to do the tasks we have set before us we Our chref projects thrs year were the all rmportant Junror Senror prom and the Junror class play both of whlch were very successful Nerther of these thrngs would have been possrble wrthout the full cooperatron of a wonderful class and frne sponsors We can look back on thrs our Junror year wrth many happy memorres and look for ward to our forthcomrng Senror year rn whrch we wrll strrve to do our best as leaders of Mrdwest Clty Hrgh School . ' 2 , ' ' , ' . I I I ' 1 I D U 1 ' ' . 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D V1 - John Acton Della Allen Jimmy Allen Sue Alw ard Mrke Andrew Ruwel Mme: B111 -Xrmstrong Kathryn Ausun Dorleen A reQ Preiton Bagley Margaret Balley Sherrdan Balley Ronnre Baker Ronny Baker Lrnda Ballard M84 Mike Bare erry Barr Ron Barson Ellzaberh Barts Sue Bell James Bennett James Bennett Beverly Black Joe Black Carolyn Bloomfleld Harold Bond Ianlce Booze Margle Bowman Lols Boyd I Jim Bennett Mllburn Brewer Robert Brewer Glenda Brown Tom Brownlng Nlcholas Brunk Ella Mae Bryan Judy Bryant Mack Buchanan Sue Bullette ,Toydell Burt Alan Cadwell Bobbre Caldwell True Caldwell John Callaway Jacklin Britt XM axne Canfreld George Cannon Kerrh Caplrnger B111 Carter Jamee Cartledge Eldon Canon Vonnee Charmberlarn Karon Champron James Cheek Judy Chownrng Jay Clark Terrre Clark Terry Chfford Denny Cole Y I ' K athi Carson Stanley Coleman Charles Collins Sharon Conley Cheryl Courmey Paulra Cox Aaron Cranford Dona Crouse Sharon Crytzor Alrce Czajkoskr Gary Davenport Brlly Davrs Carolyn Davrs Greg Davrs Karrrck Davrs Sandra Davrs Sharon Davrs Donna Day Janet DeBord Bonnre DeLay Dugan DeQuas1e Sandra Drckerson Gary Drckson Ramona Drckson Davrd Dobbs Teddy Dodson Barbara Doherty Pat Donald Lrnda Duncan Bonnie Dicks I . Sharon Easton Larrie Echelmeyer Lois Edmundson Linda Elgard Ann Emerick Billie Ann Estes Marilyn Everets Lynda Fonville Ian Freeman Julie French Larry Fritchman Betsy Fuller Allen Gammon Butch Gillespie James Gillespie Z Clara Glvens Charles Glazes Anna Mae Ghdea Shrrley Goad Chrrs Gordon Farrle Gore Ann Grable Gary Grrggs Bobby Gregory Gayle Guffey Edgar Guthrre Jackson Hadlock Pam Hall John Hamlrn Ramona Gooding Marrlyn Hammon Jane Haney Tom Hanger Buddy Hannon Janet Harde ty Cynthra Hardy Ron Harmon Jerry Harrrson Joe Hartendorf Sharon Heflrn Judy Helm Don Henthorn John H111 Davrd Hrllrard 5 Mary Harris , M W x., 'Y 'l '7' -bv Sue Hollandsworth Barbara Holmes Douglas Holmes Janacrne Holmes W rrren Hood Lours Hoss Carolyn Howerton Donna Hudrburg Nancy Huffman Larry Hurst Wes ey Igo Barbara Intermann Joe Jarvrs Henry Johnson Karen Johnson Sherry Johnson Jo Ann Johnston Bill Jones Kevrn Jones Maureen Jones Tommy Jones Lrnda Jordan Ilmmy Kapella Hrgh Kasbaum Robert Krehn Karen Krncard Barbara Krng Janet Krng Karen Krng Joel Kaufman ,gp- Johnny Kll'kp3U'1Ck Chfford Kllngler Charles Knaplck Wllford Lakey Lols Lane Archle Ledford Peg Lemme Pat Lenmngton Allen Lesl1e Wayne Leshe Sharon Lester A1 Llndsay Jack Lmn Bllly Llpe Malcolm Logan f Jodt Logwood Ja Lundy Jerry Lynn Don Maranvllle D1ane Matthews Tersa Mattmgly Ramona Mayes Betty Jo McBr1de Carolyn McFarland Betty McG1boney Judy MCGUfflH Lmcla McK1nney Pat McNally Jxmmy McNew Y Ron Maxwell Mlke MeDar1s Mrchale Mee Carol Meskrman Karhy M111er Tom M1na1d Luther M1tche11 Russel Mrtchell Janet Molloy Jen Momen Gary Moore Lrnda Morse Gene Mott Jerry Myers Nrkkr Nestor Susan Miller Larry Ormond Xudra Overman Kay Owens Ronny Owens Conme Page Joyce Palmer Nancy Palmer Shrrley Parker Tommy Parr Joy ce Pearston Arlene Pederson Lrncla Perkrns Bobbye Peters Lrnda Phrllrps Berry Porten 'of Nm? fx E jlifx Jo Ann Porter Barbara Porterfield Benny Powell Emma Prmce Joe Provme Lanette Pursell Ronald Qu1xel Lmda Radford La Juana Ray V1rg1n1a Reeds Mlke Reedy I1mm1e Reeves Mary Renshaw Ronald Reynolds Gylynn Reed Vernon Reynolds Dave Rhoades Bill Ritchie Camille Roberts Rita Robinson Harlan Rogers Sandra Sanders Judy Sapp Ronald Saunders Buddy Schandorf Marion Schrader Susan Schriever Sue Scott Sharon Shadoan Allen Shepard 13-67 Muff -499' 4-'Z' wi 16- L Wi Lrnda Shockey Llewelyn Shultb Jerry Srngleton Arlene Slsemore Cherley Smlley Sue Smrrh John Snavely George Snrder Drane Snyder Jo Ella Snyder John Sparks Emma Standerfer Don Stanley Ann Stephens Don Steward Steve S tew art Lrnda Strvers Terry Stout Jackle Stowers Don Strong Joyce Surnmerall Kenneth Sweeun Bob Tarr Ilmmre Kay Taylor Patsy Taylor Peg Taylor Jeanne Thomas Larry Thompson Sandra Thompson Pat Storin Lee Tlmme Jane Trnsley Gayle Trsdale Roy Trrtten Elorse Turner Susan Tweed Judy Varl Donna Varnum John Vaughn Roger Vrck Ray Voyles Delbert Warts Beverly Walker Dorothy Walker Jim Tubb Sharon Walker Wanda Walker Ilona Wall Tereba Wallace Dorrs Wattllngton Sharon Weber Bobby Welch Ann West Marta Whlte Stramer Whrte Shlrlene Whlteman B1l1y Whmen Jamce Whrtungton Marsha Wllhelm Betty W111l8mS 'ESF' Q7- WU! 1' 45'-1' 'Qu- YQ I 1-.a-3 ,1N'1N Q.,-.ap 82 '-23' 5:1-nl 'Y 47' -Q B111 Wllkerson J C W1111ams Ray Wllhams Sharon W1111ams Scott W11hamson Don WIISOH Gary Wmebaugh hm Wolf Terry Woods Chfton Worley Stephame Wught Sklp Wusnack Frank Wyatt Dav1d Yasenv1ch Sandra Yeaney Jud Young Sam Young 'E' xv- At lO O0 at 2 O0 and at 4 OO! 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K I W, ,Q nf i V fffgi ' ,, I V ' ' ijfglff? lkfgv, 41 - 1 . af? 7 2 Aififg, ff, nzffrwyy. , ,ff law V 7 .3 1 2 .. 1 f: 455 1 , 471'- 2 , J' '11 fb, ' f 5 z wifi f '31 aw A, :,,,,wk A 1345 Wa, ' wk ,za '43 SOPHOMORE EXECUTIVE BOARD FIRST ROW David Hamlin Pat Tibbs Sue Ferquson Sherri Shirley SECOND ROW Judy Turner Tomiler Webb Jackie R1ssby Linda Keas Nancy Smith Kathy Mc Guire THIRD ROW Barbar Brown Steve Stuward Ioelene Whiting Nancy Merrimar At the beginning of the year we were excited as we looked ahead to see what this our first year in high school would bring We have worked hard to reach the goals that have been set before us and we are confident that we have attained them Our participation rn various school activities has proved important to us This shows that we have and we can in days to come play an important role in MCHS As we remmisce over our year as Sophomores we will never forget the wonderful memories that are to be found in MCHS We, the sophomores, have completed a thrilling year at Midwest City High School. Ted Adwan Charlotte Author Diane Agar Tommy Allen Elaine Anderson Mike Andricos Pat Armstrong Jim Ashford Rosanne Aubrey Ben Baker Paul Baker D. Ballard David Ballew Charlotte Banks Phyllis Bannister James Baughier Danny Bates Kathy Baxter A. D. Becktole Bobby Bemo Janice Bennett Mark Bergner Barbara Berryhill Gary Bianchi Steve Bingham Harry Birdsong Victoria Bivins Cindy Blachly John Black Kay Black Linda Blackwell Mary Bolding Dana Boles Larry Bond Andrea Borunda Ernest Box Le Juan Bozarth Barbara Brandon Dickey Brannon Billie Ruth Brawner Shirley Brazell John Bridges Barbara Brown Philip Brown Sue Brown Kenny Brust Donna Bullard Anita Burkes Tommy Burrow Jackie Burton Charles Butcher Richard Bryon Elaine Caldwell Bobby Cannon - Corky Cannon Henry Carlisle Terri Carmichael Mike Carpenter Frank Carrales James Carroll Charles Carson Nancy Carter Sonny Carter - Susan Carrledge Richard Casey J. R. Cash Kemp Catlett Marilyn Catron Jackie Chandler Don Chapel Johnnie Chapman Ronnie Charlton Gerald Chastain Rickey Christie Jan Clem Jimmie Clifford Kathy Coin Sandra Coker Doree Coleman Joyce Collings Kay Collins Cassa Conley Celia Coup Danny Cowan Sharon Crain Mickey Cuthbertson A. I. Czajkoski Jan Dank Judy Dyor John Davenport Cecelia Davidson Carolyn Davis Marcia Davis Marshall Delashaw Dickey Dickerson Susan Dillon Melvin Dixon Leonard Dodd Sue Dodd Judy Doom Charles Downey Cheryl Doyle Kaye Dunlap Harry Dunn Larry Dunn Mary Dunn Mary H. Dunn Carolyn Duston Theresa Earhart' J. W. Eason Larry Easterwood Nancy Eaton Judy Edwards Lonnie Edwards Carol Elkins Don Ellette Jesse Ellis Nina England Sandra England Jerry Erwin I w les ,. . X .2 , L X ' av 1, .wwf ,- A K . gill W, 11 T ,Q Q 'I' Hi Q 2 f Aff , ., B., 5 F x J W5 ,' ff, A33 1 . ,W z , 2- kk www gd X, :cw 7 YQ 9' ,X 55,12 1 R ,, ,. QL.. Q V .N 3, ., R f x. f , 'ghfgl 3' f 3. 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W1 S ' 'Wi -sv A 9 ffm' mfg in - 55' i' mf W, at ' ww, Glenda Harman Jimmy Harris Judy Harris Bette Harrison Darrell Hart Carolyn Hatch John Heirzke Margie Helton Linda Henderson Gay Hendricks Ed Henslee Judy Holden Roy Holder .Till Holmes Sandra Hood Linda Hopwood Cecelia Hoss David Hotmire Wayne Hunt Rick Hurst Bobby Imel Ellen Imes Linda Isabell Helen Isselhardt Patricia Jackson Terry Jakubs Jerry Jefferson Darlene Jirik Linda Keas Peggy Keating Joan Kiefer Jerry Kerlin Sherry Kerlin Diane Koelsch Linda Kramer Bob Laird Penny Lang Rosann Lankford Lois Carson Jean Lasby if L5 K 1 4 ,greg ' x 1, 'x 1- . -.,.. uf ' 3' Q A ns we W ,Z I ff? iv A , ww f Ml' F L .ff X .5 ? . 1 'I P, if if V zf?L?5V 1 Q Q f , 4 W , . E ,.:,f:,,, A 4 --iq' . . 1. 1. , 5 , fr Lif- Q .V -is 9 f S 'fx 'X wiff-?'1 'ms . v ay S 'M , ., -4.2 . W x , .H .- A 4 .s W, sit, X -if e 4 X ax 1 , , 21 W 115 Mis. M1323 f.. ax, J A Y S 5-H 1 .sir D 2 w i M. 5 Danny Ritter Roxie Robson Sharon Rogers Ronald Schoonover Alice Scott Judy Scott Sharon Segler Terry Severson Karen Shaw Don Sheffer Kay Sherrill Sherri Shirley Charlotte Schulz Keith Simpson Pat Simpson Joe Sims Marsha Skinner Pat Small Andrew Smith DeWitt Smith Jim Smith Linda Smith Nanci Smith Linda Snelson Karen Spurgeon Sharon Staggs Ronnie Stachwoski Mary Steele Alice Stephenson Steve Steward John Stiver Gary Story Mike Stratton- Benny Stroope -f Wanda Sweetin Mike Tabor Gay Talbot Mike Taylor John Teter Judson Thacker - Mary Thiessen Judy Thomas John Thomasson David Thopson Par Tibbs Don Tingler Bernetta Trombla Gatha Tucker Judy Turner Buddy Tweed Eloise Vaden David Vanderburg Jackie Vandergrif: John Voytke Mary Walker Sharon Walker Gary Walton Buddy Ward Freda Warren Tomilea Webb Anne Weinheimer Su Weinstein Bob Wells Kathy Westerhide Dorcas Whetzel Jolene Whiting Maryln Whitten Sue Wilcox Orville Wilfong Ruanne Wigley Carolyn Williams Linda Williams Sandra Williams Bob Willis Cecelia Willis Van Wilson Karen Winn Lynne Wise Paula wood Diane Yeaney 311 Sharon Youts Thomas Zamudio Garnett Haubelt NSOPH. SILLIES'7 Muscle Men?! Pardon My Back. uh s--Q ' 3 AW? '1 r N X x . of 21 ,bs og? Q06 SOQ E Friendship! f5?f 'mv ' .W M I lmrisyiw A Study Time . Thar Old Gang of Mine. YEA SOPH! 1960 96 3 Stooges Heave! 'si 'vwhi-a,,. 2 .9 Q A .4 ' Q . , ' J But I'11 have curls tomorrow! Happy Tlme' ' So the room was crowded' Y Mommy - I saw a Mummy Iaxlblrds OPHOMORE Calm, Glfls SILLIE Well shut my mouth l I A ' Yr gf- ! , ' ? .41 U I is , xx V . ,. , Sm11eI f A V K ,, , . . GIRLS OF THE MO TH MIDWEST CITY BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WOMEN'S CLUB HONORS The Girl of The Month In seeking to further one of their Federation ob- jectives, To elevate the standards for women in busi ness and in the professions, and to introduce to out- standing senior girls the program of the organization, the local club has honored a girl each month of the school year . . . We Salute: THE GIRLS OF THE MONTH! HALL OF FAME CANDIDATE 60 Each month dllflllg the school year at M C H S an outstandrng Sentor boy and glrl are chosen as candldates to represent our school for the month they are chosen A the close of the school term one couple from these are chosen to represent our school 1n the Hall of Fame and -bd Kay Hartley Mary Smrth Martha Grayson Pattr Flsher Sally Washburn Par Weller Ann Hull Bob Lmdsey 'viark Ramsater Guy Tucker Larry Wrtght Von Creel Phrllrp Carr Not rn prcture. Anne Vickers Jim Selman Patt Dodd Charles Bristow Dave Watters cv., , .. QT ' , f X , ,A ':Q T A Agfa wie In is ,W A,A. , mf .in P W - ffmrgax , A 2339 V ' T 1 , 6 1 . 'Nl ,Wg L' iv ,Q i , , 1 .3 1 5' il ' ,Q gi ,- my W A , A Aafiim f 2 ,Mm 1 ' u.t 'a.5 'wiah-Er'-Q 3:'l'?f5'fL.z mg r' 2 - Q5 ' 'xkfggivfir 'JE 'xcufgxx .wliieh gpg. ,-5 5 z f , - 1:-,. ai2g'lf1'-f ,r .f+2'Q1fJ2g'f : f ' ig?-fi' . 'Mfg 1 GMI ' 'wg J L ' x - : if .qi 9 yr3?'HieZv'j-1g, 1- - Wai W , 1 - 'kia 11 1 -'ikfrblpg fr xl f-'H ,1 f' k ,.1 .' fs' ' ' HI 5 'ff -4 , A N - w g --, 2 bw as 'L-my. ' . u 1 3 .1.fff,g, . -fib- 'j f Ca? , 45115 WLS X- wie Y 5 X MARTHA GRAYSON STUDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENT Martha Grayson has been an outstandrng student at M C H S ln her Sen1or year alone she was the proud rec1p1ent of many honors among these were Student Counc1l presrdent F T A treasurer local and state prestdent of Lrbrary Club Sen1or class fav orrte Nat1onal Honor Socrety member Thesprans Sen1or class executrve board mem ber Cheerleader B 8: P W gxrl of the month candtdate for the Hall of Fame second runner up to M1ss M C H S and a delegate to the Natronal Whtte House Conference rn Washtngton D C , I f mx' fn ri ' 5' ' 1 - T l I I O I I , I Q I I O Q I - I I D - j 1 I 0 l ' ' . l ' I - - . n , . I . . Q O I CWTTCER ok, I fum-' PATT DODD BARBARA REEVES Parhamentaflan Treasurer K' SHERRYE SUTTON BOB LINDSAY KAY HARTLEY Recording Secretary Vice President Corresponding Secretary STUDE T COUNCHJ Q ,X , I LA CAROLYN WMS PUSSY. THOMPSON Chaplam lclfy Manage, The Student Council is the most out- standing organization at Midwest City High School. lt is the governing part of the Stu- dent Body and its members are elected by the students themselves. The year started back in April of '59 with the election of the officers for the corn- ing year. Members were elected later that month. The newly elected Student Council be- gan its duties the first week of school with Howdy Week, which serves to acquaint the students with their teachers and other stu- dents. Do you remember the Thanksgiving As- sembly when we were fortunate enough to have Rev. Bill Alexander as our speaker? He delivered an inspirational message that no one will forget. That assembly, as well as all other assemblies that are held at the high school, was planned by the Student Council. In the month of December the Student Council makes its drive for the Christmas project. The project was to collect money to be used for Sheridan Bailey's open heart surgery. The council also sponsors Black and Gold Day and the Basketball Coronation each year. The Student Council of 1959-60 had a successful year and saw many worthwhile ideas put into use. Yet the credit for all that was accomplished this year goes to you, the Student Body, for without your help, and sup- port, the Student Council of Midwest City High School wouldn't have been able to leave such a distinguished record. IO4 MCHS STI DE T C UNCIL fs-F N, - if . sg -1 .i',tt xx FIRST ROW - Patt Dodd, Barbara Reeves, Sherrye Sutton, Bob Lindsay, Martha Grayson, Kay Hartley, Larry Thomp- son, Carolyn Davis. SECOND ROW - Mary Laster, Pat Hill, Wynelle Kitchens, Sally Washburn, Ann Hull, Steve Davis, Wanda Davee, Patti Fisher, Billie Kaye Davis, Shirley Griffin, Judy Hardy. THIRD ROW - Peg Lemme, Margie Bowman, Billy Lipe, Bob Grayson, Arlene Sizemore, Sandra Dickerson, Susan Miller, Judy McGuire, Janet DeBord, Libby Batts, Nancy Huffman. FOURTH ROW - Sue Wilcox, Judy Turner, Don Peters, Kenny Brust, Linda Keas, Sherri Shirley, Bob Willis, Jackie Rigsby, Pat Tibbs, Paul Myers, Patti Pickens, Jan Clem. IOS LEWIS EUBANKS Sponsor W ,ax , 3 K X f f X ' 13 BARBARA PHILLIPS Sponsor PEG LEMME and BUDDY BIGGERS were chosen Most Fuendly durmg Howdy Week'Y The Student Councrl Offrcers drscussrng future plans for M C I-I S students . R .. I06 ODD CAROL COWEN CAROL YN PATT D V1ce Presrdent WILLIMASON T reasurer eC1'CIa1' OR LINDA HARRIS DIANE PAT SY TAR Pres1dent p SNYDER Hrsxoilan GUY TUCKER 60 Pep Club Beau SUSAN MILLER Reporter 31' lliimeman an 60 PEP CLUB OFFICERS Each Sprmg the M C I-I S pep club elects lIS favorlte fellow as the beau for the followmg year Guy Tucker recexved thxs honor forthe year 1959 60 IO7 Q , ...., ,,i,, . 'ir . Qli Q U ' 'T 49, Q 3, f ' F, , ' fih 1' h y ff I f 4' 'C A M , gr, f 7, 1 149 if 139' gay' 1' . , ' - Y ,gk , l - 1,92 A 'S 1, 'Z 4' if ' Q ff Q' ' tiff' .W ,X 1 a- F' ' 1- 4410 W 4 ,QJ ' YQ , -' 4 .y gh I i A: K V fren M V , K K U K I , I 4 K 3553 I5 V -mv 1-4' ,., ,wp . , W ft 'A f Q 8 W Q - - , , -' f' .af . n 'L L . H, K ' ' ' L . . -+A 2-f: ' .: - J! 3 -in R .,,. fi :,?' f' , 'P t ., - 1 ' Q L A . , , if Q - I . I 4 QI v 'I W VL L YWIVX z LV l A1 . m , . hw 'xx I 1 A .2 Fx? Af - 'I X YNX 2xqx.S Yr ,. ,vu , r fi A 5. PEP CL B GO, FIGHT, WIN, are the key words used by the Midwest City High School Pep Club when urging the Bombers on to victory. Whether it be football, basketball, or wrestling, each event is backed strongly by the Bomberettes. To become a member of Pep Club, all you need is a good pair of lungs, and a uniform, which consists of a black pleated skirt and a gold sweater. We began our year by having a picnic to arouse the interest of new students and to keep the interest of the members of the previous year. At our football game we took up a collection for the Medical Research Foundation. Our other activities included a dinner and dance which was held during the latter part of the year. The Bomberette Pep Club is as much a part of our high school as any athletic team itself. Fight! I Bombers to another Victory. S f Q 760 CHEERLEADER 5' Suzl Rosen Nancy Huff Ginny Coker PEP CLUB EXECUTIVE BOARD W W M M M FIRST ROW - Patti Fisher Suzi Rosen Sherrye Sutton Martha Grayson Virginia Coker Peggy Lemme Nancy Huffman SECOND ROW - Patt Dodd Carol Cowan Linda Harris Diane Snyder Susan Miller Patsy Taylor. THIRD ROW - Jackie Rigsby Marlyn Whitlow Sue Lakin Wanda Davee Donna Brookover Glenna Phebus San I lgdra Dickerson Margie Bowman The name M Club stands for Midwest City, and its mem- bership is made up solely of the school's lettermen. It is sponsored by the assistant foot- ball and assistant wrestling coach, Mr. J. Phillips. Each year the M Club sponsors an annual dance, which by tradition is known as The Bowery Brawl. The Club creates and maintains high standards for the lettermen of M C H S Treasurer Buddy Biggers President Guy Tucker Sergeants at Arms Mike Bryant and Roger Simons Vice President Mark Hodder PAT DODD Sweetheart of MCHS M CL B MCM ,fv- .V- KV' 0 FIRST ROW Guy Tucker Mark Hodder Buddy Biggers Richard Honey Mike Bryant Mr Phillips SECOND ROW Larry Fritchman Denny Cole John Madewell Ron Burchart Sam Pitts Jimmy Allen Ron Harmon Bob Greogry Joe Jarvis THIRD ROW Andy Nagurney Ray Haubelt Teddy Dodson Fred Myers Mike Meek Don Wilson George Cannon Preston Bagley Clifford Klinger John Vaughn FOURTH ROW Bill Ritchie Jack Hawkins Tex Odem Don Strong Red Flowers Henry Johnson FIFTH ROW Dickie Wells Lewis Hoss Jim Tubb Steve Davis J1mSelman Wayne Clark Ralph Nye Bill Jones Don Maranville Ill CC 77 ,. ,. I Q, . V fi I 3 J LN. fi s 3 , '- F fl gs A 'S gi NINA REDPATH DIANE MATHEWS DONNA DAY President Vice President Secretary TICHSUICI JACQUE BRITT ARDINA MOORE BILLIE MCGIBONEY Active Chairman Sponsor Reporter GIRL ARECREATIO ASSOCIATION FIRST ROW - Donna Day, Jackie Britt, Billie McGiboney, Nina Redpath, Dee Mathews. SECOND ROW - Sandy Hood, Terry Carmichel, Gay Kurik, Ginny Coker. THIRD ROW - Ellen Imes, Sammy Magness, Betty McGiboney, Jackie Burton. FOURTH ROW - Donna Varnum, Ann West, Nina England, Judy Edwards, Mrs. Moore. WEIGHTLIFTING CLUB ua ill gf-in ALLEN GRIEVE GORDON SEGER Preiideflf Vice President FIRST ROW Jtmmy Harbolt Danny Cowan Allen Grteve Butch McKn1ght SECOND ROW Gary Ktehn Jerry Osborn Frank Wyatt Jerry Tubbs THIRD ROW Mr Mooney Sponsor John Teter James Gtllespre Charles Butcher D Bollard Iohnnle Chapman Ronny Baker Donnre Peters Clark Smrth Gordon Seger Austtn Lowery Don Strong Steve Davrs Bt11y Jones ALLEN GRIEVE EXCICISC T1meY ' Y DONNY PETERS ii 54 if A Jul'-s L. McKinley, J. Helm, J. Gray, J. Gregory, J. Stump, P. Calloway, K. Steele, S. Smith, M. McDaniel, V. Chamberlain, G. Ray, H. Casey, S. Lindsay. Womeldorff, A. Harms, S. Gaylord, E. Anderson, C. Coup, B. Brandon, FOURTH ROW - N. Flowers, H. Dunlap, E. Caldwell, C. Givens, S. Davis, S. Yeany, B. Porterfield, FIFTH ROW - G. Tucker, B. McGeehee, J. Doom, A. Overman, P. Lang. EH FIRST ROW - J. Clem, L. Keas, SECOND ROW - C. Moman, M. THIRD ROW - Mrs. Gilliland, B. .A. EXECUTIVE BOAR D YQ' Ubi' FIRST ROW - Mrs. Gilliland - Sponsor, Judy Stump - President, Pat Calloway - Vice President, Mrs. Keas - Sponsor. SECOND ROW - Janice Gregory - Project Chairman, Jo Ella Snyder - Secretary, Joyce Gray - Reporter, Judy Helm - Parliamentarian, Karon Champion - Chaplain, Mary Nider - Sophomore Rep., Linda Blackwell - Sophomore R C IANICE GILLILAND Sponsor Champion, E. Wham, M. Nider, L. Blackwell, P. Todd, K. Collins, G. Hendricks, R. Wigley, I. Poole, J. Lusby, L. Williams, L. Yeats, D. Phillips, R. Robson, S. Walker, D. Crouse, C. Williams, P. Keating. QNA KEA5 Sponsor F TURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Future Homemakers of America is the national organization of girls studying homemaking in high school. Any student enrolled in or who has taken a homemaking course may become a member. The over-all goal of our organization is to help individuals improve personal, family, and community living, now and in the future. The motto of our organization is Toward New Horizons. Our projects for this year included: Family Fun Night, Thanksgiving basket for a needy family, UNESCO bake sale, sacking Christmas candy for the Tinker Christmas party, Christmas caroling at the Old Folks' Home, visiting a college Home Economics Department, a style show, and the F.H.A. state rally in Oklahoma City. EFFIE CARLISLE Sponsor MADGE DAVIS Sponsor The purpose of F.T.A. is to explore more thor- oughly the field of teaching. Any student in high school with the qualifying grade average and the de sire may be a member. We attended the State Convention and toured a college campus. The members also honored the teachers during American Education Week. There was a visitation day in which students visited differ- ent fields of teaching in various schools within our system. Mrs. Carlisle and Mrs. Davis have been our sponsors this year and have done a wonderful job to better our club and its purpose. fs ELOISE CRIPPS Outstanding Member of F.T.A. '60 FIRST ROW - Luch McCork1e , Barbara Reeves ,Judy Capps, Ann Vickers, Mary Ann Smith, Aletha Freeman SECOND ROW - Mrs. Carlisle, Eloise Cripps, Arlene Cardoni, Gay Kurick, Helen Casey, Pat Weller, Susie Smith. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA STRONG The Future Farmers of America, or F.F.A. as it is commonly known, is the National organiza- tion of, by, and for boys studying vocational agriculture in public secondary schools under the provision of the National Vocational Education Act. As an integral part of the program of vocational education in agriculture in the public school sys- tem of America, the F.F.A. has become well known. No national student organization enjoys greater freedom of self-government than the Future Farmers of America. Organized in November of 1923, it has served to motivate and vitalize the systematic instruction offered to students of vocational agricul- ture and to provide further training in leadership, citizenship, and cooperation. '11 C3 +4 C. SU r-1 '-11 De DU Z m DU UD O H1 Z rn E to De .A -Q' 2 we -,.a..-mam, ,Mama my-Q-an X, 1? FIRST ROW - Jay Hundy, Vice President, Jimmy Bennett, Reporterg Buddy Schandorf, Secretary, Leon Gardner, Presidentg Joe Teague, Treasurerp Mr. Basil Jones, Sponsor. SECOND ROW - Jerry Jefferson, Alton Tidwell, Johnny Ring, Roy Holder, Raymond Raincrow, Johnny Knight, Johnny Chapman. THIRD ROW - Ray Davis, Lewis Scott, Ernest Graham, Richard Rottenberry, David Thompson, Ronnie Baker. FOURTH ROW - Emmitt Coffee, Archie Ledford, Daniel Hawkins. Buddb' Schandoff and his Prize David Thompson showing his first place Jersey reserve grand champion Jer- cow. sey which he showed at the State Fair in September. L 2 N13 S 8 Sn: Jn' vixfa H gl lik '! Roy Holder potting a plant while Charles Clark waters. The group studies plant propagation from Cuttings. la Under the direction of Mr. Jones, Jerry Jefferson is using a cutting torch. Lewis Scott, Ernest Graham, Richard Owens, Ray Davis, Johnny Ring are watching . I I9 FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Jo Glass V1cePres1dent Donna Dean Hrstorlan Kay Allen Project Charrman Mary Jo McKe1vey Reporter Mrs Looper Sponsor Lrnda Yeats Secretary Treasurer Juanrta Bryson Hrstorran Marllyn Payne Presldent The Future Busrness Leaders organrzatron was organrzed several years ago and rt IS sponsored by Mrs Bertha Looper The purpose of the club rs to better prepare busrness students for therr futures 1n the ever growrng world of busrness Some of the projects undertaken thrs year were helprng teachers wrth typrng and other work sellrng note paper wrth a sketched p1cture of Mrdwest Crty I-hgh School on lt and helprng workrng stu dents frle therr rncome tax returns Thrs club IS defrnrtely a servrce club and rt has well served M C H S FIRST ROW Iuanrta Bryson Jo McKelvey Lrnda Yeats Marrlyn Payne Jo Glass Donna Dean SECOND ROW Kay Allen Sarah Lrndsey L1n Sebert Teddy Hood Mrs Looper Anrta Shepherd Connre Page Sue SIPCS Deloras Kutej MEDIC L RTS CLUB The mam purpose ofthe Medtcal Arts Club rs to help those students enrolled rn the club garn rn formatron about the medrcal professron Only students tnterested ln the freld of medrcrne may become a member The club makes several trrps to drfferent hosprtals durrng the course of the year thereby garnrng valuable sources of varred rnformatron ARDINA MOORE Allen Gammon Ella May Bryan Donna Brookover Pat Weller Terr1 Car Sponsor mlchel Barbara Black FIRST ROW Allen Gammon Barbara Black Pat Weller B1ll1e Davrs Donna Brookover Ella May Bryan Terr1 Carmrchel Mrs Moore SECOND ROW Mary Laster Glenda Brown Lrnda Harrrs Patt Dodd Carol Cowan Barbara Reeves Jacque Purcer Molly Glass Joyce Trngler Anna Grlbey Glenda Morse Terry Clrfford THIRD ROW Betty Grtndstern Marsh McDanrel Kay Sherrrll Jrll Holmes Crndy Blachley Ann Emrrch Sharon Cryt zer Berry McG1boney I3Ck1S Butt Gay Ray FOURTH ROW Benny Powell Tom Zumrdo Bonnre Delay Dor cas Whetsel Marsha Wilhelm Sharon Segler Roxle Robson l2I 5 Q I Y I l , - Quo Q Y - I I I.. At I I . 1 n - - - 1 1' 'I I 1 I D 1 , P . 9 l . ' I , ' t - ' ., . '- l Y D ' ' a Weller Mary Laster Donna Brookover M1ssDelena Melton Sponsor Judy Helm Marc1aW1lhelm JUNIOR RED CROSS Jumor Red Cross rs a voluntary servrce club workrng through the County Jun1or Red Cross umt The chapter at Mrdwest Crty l-hgh School had many drfferent projects durrng the school year Among the pro jects conducted thrs year were the Saturdays the g1rls worked at the Chrldren s Memorral Hospltal the Veterans Chrrstmas Program the decoratrng of the Chrrstmas trees at Trnker Freld and makrng the Val enttne favors for the Chrldren s Memorral Hospltal FIRST ROW Pat Weller, Marsha Wrlhelm, Mary Laster, Judy Helm, Donna Brookover. SECOND ROW Terry Carmrchel, Gay Ray, Sandra Brown, Martha Grayson, Judy Thomas, Pat Trbbs, Lmda Keas, Patu Pickms, Judy Hardy, Lmda Shockey, Barbara Reeves, Elolse Crrpps THIRD ROW V1ck1e B1v1n, Elarne Caldwell, Tern C11 ford, Lmda Morse, Sus1e Smith, Jackre Burton, Mary Harrrs, Kathy Carson, Lrnda Perkrns, Ann Hull, Jane Tlns ley, Beverly Walker. FOURTH ROW Steve Brngham, M1ss Melton, B111 Jones, Tex Odem, Sam Prtts, Andy Nagumey, Peggy Garret, Wanda Davee, Juanrta Brumfreld, Kay Allen I 8. J F X k.1,V ll, v P t I I I ' I I D . ' ' ,rl A - nn A The Library Club, known as the Pegusas, is spon- sored by Mrs. Sylvia Coles. This club was organized SYLVIA COLES for the purpose of rendering better librarian service to Sponsor both the faculty and students Any student regularly enrolled in library and meets with the required quali fications is eligible for membershlp. The library has two social functions during the school year In additton they attend the State L1 brarian Convention rn Norman where State officers are elected MARTHA GRAYSON President LIBRARY CLUB FIRST ROW Mrs Coles Martha Grayson C I Willis SECOND ROW Sarah Lindsey Pat Todd Darla Shep ard Carol Davis Patsy Hoisington Selma Peterson Cecilia Davison THIRD ROW Lois Lane Ginnie Taylor Glenda Brown Virgrnia Martin Arlene Pederson Linda Pederson Lois Matchen Tresa Mattrngling FOURTH ROW Judy Lybolt Beverly Black Vicki Minnick Linda Scott Gay Talbolt Sharon Skeeters Kathy Giora Karen Johnston Ioan Springer FIFTH ROW Sammye Sue Magness Gruce Graham Terry Madox Billy Russell Gene Quick Harold Mann Sue Tibbs '23 . , P ' lf' . ' 'L P A ' ? , - p 1 pix ,V , . -. v Q f t U ' , ' ' - ul' .. -. ' ' Q ' , ' .. P, - ,, al g N 'F 'L i ,,, A - . ' SL- - f' Q- 23 4 1 1 ' ' f L , . ' 5 ' H' 5. ' . , , . . f ' . ' 1 l - 1 n 1 I ' - ' ' s n 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 I , . ' 1 1 1 1 u 1 - FIRST ROW Ellen Imes Vonn1eChamberla1n Mlke Palmer Marrlyn Palmer Shella Mc Curd SECOND ROW Lynn Fredrrckson Ann West V1vxanNorr1s Donna Dare Mrs M11 dred Webb Sponsor THIRD ROW Sherry Kerlln Donna Varnum Judy Scott Raylene Rhlnd Betty Bugby Mar1lynMcCorke1 Clrfton Worley Beauty and the Beast ART CL B CREATIVE HANDS LYNN FREDERICSON Art Club Queen The motto of the Creauve Hands Art Club zs To stlmulate knowledge and love of art among 1ts members The club has two partles a year and rt schedules several f1e1d trrps and v1s1ts to art shows Creatrve Hands has one money makrng proJect a year to pay for beautlfrcauon projects These pro Jects are for school betterment Man Llke Wow V Q - 1, TF . . - 5' Q V X - I I I I - ' - I I I I ' - I ' - I I I I I I ' 1. .. .. sl ' 1 . .. 1. N - - .. . . i - The Midwest City chapter of the National Honor Society, es- tablrshed rn 1949 IS a duly authorrzed and chartered chap ter of the Natronal Honor Socr ety of Secondary Schools The organrzatron ever strrves to develop well rounded per sonalrtres consrderrng as the basrs for selectton of members the qualrtres of Scholarshrp Leadershrp Servrce and Char acter The local chapter marntarns the very hrgh scholastlc requrre ment of a 3 6 grade pornt aver age for the three years of hrgh school wrth the addttronal re qurrement that every semester s work must consrst of four full credrt solrd subJects rn addr Pat Weller Mary Ann Smrth Ann Hull Mrs Mtldred Lyons Sponsor t1on to any actrvrtres carrred NATIO AL HONOR OCIETY ROW ONE Mary Ann Smrth Pat Weller Ann Hull ROW TWO Mark Ramsrer Jerry Meyers Sherrye Sutton Martha Grayson Jrm Selman Judy Enrx Ann Harms Sally Washburn Lrnda Morrrs Marrlyn Everts Pat Todd Peg Lemmee ROW THREE Preston Bagley Chestly Smrley Stramer Whrte Janet DeBoard Lrbby Barts Larry Thompson Judy Stump Audra Overman J C Wrllrams Janet Hardesty Terry Clrfford Mary Barley ROW FOUR Larry Wrrght B111Wl11lS Jrm Tubb Don Steward James Bennett Susan Mrller Janet Malloy Ronald Saunders Jo Ella Snyder Barbara Porterfreld Mrs Lyons '25 l . ' . I l Y - . - . Y ' I I ' . I I , - ' 1 5 , - 4 I 2 0 I W : sk 1 J V we 1 A ks. ' f- J J as I 'J ' ' W law 4 i . W. 'P A It :V , X - 1 I 1 - ' I 1 1 I 7 I f . l D I I ' Y ' l l ' - 1 . 1 I v 1 I 1 I 7 1 I l I I g 1 Y 4 ' . n - ' F I 1 I . 9 n I . 1 I 1 ! . l n r To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school, home, and community high standards of Christian character is the purpose of the Tri-Hi-Y club. The four planks of the club are: clean speech clean sportsmanship, clean scholarship and clean living. Any high school girl who accepts this purpose and platform is welcome to join. The Tri-Hi-Y is affiliated with the Y.M.C.A. We undertake all projects with the desire to help those who are less fortunate than we are. During this year we have had speakers that influence us in many different ways, such as improving our actions, thoughts, deeds, etc. A backward dance with a chosen beau and giving food to a needy family were a part of our year. The highlight of the year was Youth in Government when the state Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y clubs ran the state government giving each member a better understanding of our government. Our sponsor, Mrs. Spence, has given much of her time to help our club to become a much better influence on our daily lives. TRI-HI-Y TRI-HI-Y EXEC TIVE BOARD Sponsor Mrs. Spence, Barbara Reeves, Sue Lakin, Ann Hull, Glenda Vannosdoll, Lin DONNA SPENCE Sponsor SAM DITTS Tri- Hi-Y Beau da Shockey, Ann Vickers, Patti Fisher, Billy Kaye Davis, Peg Lemme, Susan Miller, Mary Lasrer. The French Club rs a new organrzauon at Mrdwest Crty Hlgh School thrs year The name LE CIRCLE FRANCAIS means The French Club Th1s club was formed so that those students enrolled rn French mrght learn more conversatron al French FIRST ROW Mrs Mar1anMath1as Anna Shepard Nancy Smrth Carolyn Davrs Nancy '-.A Treasurer Suzr Rosen Judlth Enrx V1ce Presrdent Janet DeBord Sec retary Julre French Barbara Phelps Julrann McWhorter Meredrth Grey Mancy Merrlman Jrll Holmes Kay Sherrll Cheryl Doyle Mary Dunn THIRD ROW Margre Bowman Eloxse Vaden Cookie Mabra Bernetta Trombla Sharon Krltzer Mary Harrrs Sherry Klrlrn Judlth Enrx Barbara Porterfreld Sharon Ba1ley FOURTH ROW Janet DeBord Mlckey Cus person Jerry K1r11n FRE CH CLUB LE CIRCLE FRANCAIS Spanlsh Club rs a compara t1vely new organrzatron rn M C H S To be a member one must have completed one sem ester of Spanrsh The club rs desrgned for those students wxshrng to further thelr know ledge rn the Spanrsh language FIRST ROW Doug Holmes Marrlyn Everts Susan Mrller Lmda Radford Judy Whmng SECOND ROW Joyce Gray Suzre Smrth Ronnre Hendrrckson Bob Mahoney Terry Carmrchael Pat H111 Karen Drxon THIRD ROW Arlene Srsemore Donna Varnum Sue Bell Peg Lemme Nrkkr Nestor Mlldred Lyon Sponsor SPANISH CLUB l28 Susan Mrller, Presrdent, Llnda Radford, Vrce Presrdent, Suzr Rosen, Secretary, Mar rlyn Everts, Treasurer, Judy Whrtrng, Chap larn, Doug Holmes, Program Charrman HAM ,gg-wfyrv ,aan Paul Barrett surfacing lum ff Na .. 1 1 g 1 N F,V , JN In ni '15 2 Q 4? 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W' f f',' an .ax an I MM 4 , M ..,:: CIE CE CLUB FIRST ROW I C Wrllrams Larry Wnght Pat Weller Sharon Imes SECOND ROW Mark Ramsarr B111 W1ll1s Raymond Haubelt Terry Woods THIRD ROW Vernon Reynold Mr John Harms sponsor and Mr John Holland SPOHSOI' Math Club was desxgned last year for those students rnterested rn further devel oprng therr knowledge In h1gher mathematrcs The requrrements of the organ rzatron rs that one must have one year of Algebra and have a grade average of a B and be currently enrolled rn a mathematrcs COLIISC I30 MATH CLUB The purpose of the Science Club 15 to rnstrll an rnterest 1n and to pro more knowledge of scrence To become a club member one must be a person farrly hrgh academrc standrng and currently en rolled 1n a scrence course FIRST ROW Susie Smrth Mark Ramsatr Pat Weller Sharon Imes SECOND ROW Bob Lxndsey Larry Wrlght Jrm Selman Mary Ann Smlth I C Wrllrams THIRD ROW Raymond Haubelt B111 W1ll1s Jerry Myers Bob Mahoney of I 2 I I E Qgf I r Ci' S 'set I el'lr ' p , for FIRST SECOND ROW Ltnda Jordon Gay Kurrek Nrna Redpath Martha Grayson Iacqueltn Harrel THIRD ROW Marrlyn l-Iernphrll Gmny Coker Sharon Walker Gay Ray Glenda Roberts Nrta Flowers FOURTH ROW Harrel Rodebush Ronnre Applegate James Cheek Roger Ltnthtcum Rev Otto Bergner Pastor of the Frrst Presbyterxan Church here tn Mldwest C1ty often speaks to the Morrung Chapel as do several local mtmsters DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATIO OF MIDWE T CITY MR STANBERRY FIRST ROW Sharon Walker H1stor1an Roleta Walker Parlramentarran Judy Sponsor Webster Presrdent Arlene Cardonr Treasurer Kay Hartley Secretary Mr Stansberry Sponsor Roy Lrsh V1cePres1dent Doug Carptenter Chaplarn KAY HARTLEY Dlstrrbutrve Educat1on Trarnmg courses are organrzed and D E Queen operated by the school 1n cooperation wlth employers rn order prepare young people for spec1f1c Jobs rn reta1l wholesale and SCIVICC occupatrons Students enrolled recerve pay part trme employment whrch wrll enable them to acqurre the skrlls neces for membershrp rn the Drstrrbutrve Educatron Clubs of Amer1ca whrch rs a natronal youth organrzatron FIRST ROW Roleta Walker Doug Carpenter Sharon Walker Judy Webster Kay Hartley A lene Cardonr Phyllrs Nass SECOND ROW Janrce Booze Sharon Hestand Janette Irwrn Mr Stanberry sponsor Bruce Connors THIRD ROW Jack Smrth James Falkner Allen Stockton Brlly Whrtten Walter Neal FOURTH ROW Armrn Schultz B1llFraz1er Warren Crow Dwayne Moon Davrd Stockton FIFTH ROW Brlly Davrs Robert Johnston Davrd Prerce Lonnre Por ter Ronny Branskr Paul Shrnn I32 A . , . , . to . . . . . I sary to make them competent workers. The students are eligible - I U D 1 l r- .1 t - ' , 1 n . 1 ' n 1 - - I 1 1 1 . . , . - , I . . , , ' . l - . . y , . . , . - D . l t ' T, W, 1954.5 5? 15' X 'K 11 1: ,N ,M ,g:h..,.f.,,. -9.2, 4114 Na+! I1 Szxazhil. M. , ,M-'- Ml amy .V . .,.,. , Kazan 'g ' X-1. 4 H .4- ,Wf 2 x if 4- V 1 litwgriv .n Pt .LQ- ,- vfxb TRADE A DI DUSTRIAL CL B PURPOSE - To achreve a better relauon shrp betwee members of the Trade Industr and the com munlty REQUIREMENTS FOR MEMBERSHIP Student must be enrolled rn athree hour day trade course FIRST ROW John Norrrs Kenny Sweden Jerry Garner Mr Thomas Bradley sponsor SECOND ROW Russell Poe James Avery Don Sheafer J T Watson Cecrl Randel Jan McAtee THIRD ROW Ray W1l11ams Ronny Trammel Clarence L1tt1e Stanley Krphart Frank Porter James Izell FOURTH ROW Paul Barrett Danny Bates DlCk16 G1l1 Eddle Henslee Ed Guthery FIFTH ROW Ray Prless Paul Martm John Teter Ron Quxgle Gary Redus Gene Contraus Davrd Kerth PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB The purpose of th1s orgam zatron IS to create ma1nta1n Jim and extend through the school an mterest rn photography A photography contest IS held among the members of the club FIRST ROW Mr John Holland sponsor Barbara Black Allen Gammon James Bennett Allen Shepard Tom Browmng SECOND ROW Barbara Womeldorff Mlke Taber Harold Newsom J1m Sel man Charles Collms THIRD ROW V1Cky Mlnnlck John Black Stephen Mount Larry Gregory Johnny Morg an I34 ' n 1 yn - . 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I I . - 1 I 1 - . - ' I 1 1 Y 71 THE PIANS A regularly enrolled student of satrsfactory schol arshrp rn a recog nrzed secondary school who has done work of such qualrty as to be approved by the Troupe sponsor can be elrgrble for membershrp rn the socrety The requtrements are 10 pomts and the equrvalent of 10 11nes and must have paru crpated rn at least one three act play or two one act plays Troupe 101 presents a three act play each year Thrs year s pre sentatron was the re11 FIRST ROW Judy Young Secretary Pattr F1sher Presrdent Cletrth Stephenson Vrc grous play Barter Presrdent Janet DeBord Scrrbe SECOND ROW Kerth Vandevort Peggy Garrett Mrs Lylllan Garten sponsor Martha Grayson Jrmmy Bennett Natlonal Forensrc League 1088 IS one of the oldest organrzatrons at M C H S When a student partrcrpates tn any speech actrvrty for whrch 25 po1nts are earned he can become a mem ber Pornts are awarded for a Speech D1scuss1on Debate Or1g1na1 Oratlon Extemporaneous Speaking Oratorrcal Dramanc Humorous Interpretatron Master of Ceremonres Sportscastmg Radro or a Sermon FIRST ROW Pattl F1sher Bob Lrndsey Clarrce Woodyard Roberts Von Creel SECOND ROW hm Selman Peggy Garrett Mr Dolph Shultzs sponsor Elode Hmson Larry Thompson NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE .ww 'Rn 'Q ifvi . . I Qu N, Q3 'v sl' 3 Q 1 Q ex A N 9 .4 L l38 .,,, ...a GF M.C.H. f' The most select instrumental music students from the concert band, by which the realization of the goal of music education is demonstrated. During the year the band members have had the oppor- tunity to become familiar with some of the finest music in the literature. They have performed these works in concerts, contests, and music festivals, earning highest praise for their artistic performances The goal of Conductor Enix is to further musical understanding and personal character development of the students through the participation in an organization dedicated to high achievement. Eighty-four members of the Spirit of M.C.H.S. meet daily for band practice. Officers are: President -------- Stephen Nettleton Property Managers ----- Johnny Morgan Vice President - - - - John D. Meyer True Caldwell Secretaries - - - - - -Lucy McCorkle Head Librarian - - - - - Edris Nutt Ann Harms Band Queen - - - - Barbara Black Treasurer - - - - - Mary Ann Smith Drum Major ----- - - Phillip Carr Chaplain --------- Jacquelin Harrell Assistant Drum Majors - - - - Terry Stout Sergeants-at-Arms -------- Joe Reber Andrew Smith Leslie Sipes 60 BOMBER SWI G Edrrs Nutt Barbara Black Lucy McCork1e Larry Ormond Ph1111p Carr Iulre French Larry Freldrng A1 Lrnsey Mrtchell Gregory Harlan Rogers Mrke McDar1s Larry Tomko Mrlburn Brewer 60 MARCHING BAND ,,,....-ff 55,- The Bomber Marchlng Band was noted thrs year for outstandrng pagentry showmanshrp and sound musrcranshrp rn 1ts serres of half mme band shows and parades The band chmaxed 1ts marchrng acrrvrtres by wrnnrng a Superror ratmg trophy in the State Marchrng Band contest and frrst place rn Class AA Parade D1v1s1on The Bomber Swmg the 13 piece dance band 15 organrzed to grve those students mterested rn the popular dance orchestra f1e1d an opportunrry to re hearse and perform musrc rn th1s style The Bomber dance band rs a very pop ular group at M C H S rn 1ts appear c1v1c clubs and other adult groups Now we know where they got the name Swrng 0 7 CQ 77 , L C I ' 7 . . - A . , 1, -Qfafifygg' fi ', ances before the student body, before X , 3 fi 4' , '-in FA il . . 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I4 Q Addrng color and pulchrrtude wrth baton rou trnes and rntrrcate dance steps to the Bomber Marchrng Band are the three Majorettes Glorra Smrth Anna Mae Glldea and Elorse Crrpps The three magorettes are annually selected rn competrtrve tryouts from all grrls rn the band who wrsh to try out for these posrtrons 1959-60 MAJORETTES Some ofPh1ll1p s accomplrshments are Key Club Drum Major 1959 60 All State Band Drum MHJOI year and recerved hrs letter Jacket hrs Iunror PHILLIP CARR year Erght outstandrng Bomber musrcrans were selected for the 11th annual All State Band held on the campus of the Unrversrty of Oklahoma February 18 19 20 1960 Thrs represents the hrgh est honor to be attarned by Hrgh School bandsmen M C H S students recervrng thrs honor are Mary Ann Smrth and Elorse Crrpps Flutes Edrrs Nutt and Jerry Ker lrn Clarrnets Phrllrp Carr Bass Clarr net John D Meyer Alto Saxophone Harlan Rogers Trombone and Andrew Smrth Barrtone ALL STATE BAND nib -gm es., 1959-60, earned his band letter his Sophomore 760 OFFICER OF BA D KAPPA SI KAPPA Kappa S1 Kappa rs an organrzatron of M C H S Bandsmen who have earned therr Band letter The purpose of the club IS to develop musrcal apprectauon and to asstst rn the operauon of the total Band pro gram through servlce and leadershrp FIRST ROW Barbara Black Jacque Harrell John Meyer Stephen Nettleton Mr Paul Emx band mstructor SECOND ROW Jul1e French Edrls Nutt Mary Ann Sm1th Ann Harms Ella Mae Bryan Ann Emrrck Lucy Mc Corkle Elorse Crrpps True Caldwell Karen Krng Jrrnmle Taylor THIRD ROW Nancy Palmer Chuck Km prck MCIVIH Brewer Harlrn Rogers Larry Ormand Terry Stout M1ke Robrnson Tom Browrung Jrm Wolf La Juana Ray G1or1aSm1th FOURTH ROW J C Wrlllams AlL1ndsey Joe Reber Ronme Applegate Charles '42 BIISIOW Ph1ll1p Carr Johnnle Morgan - 1 1 I I ' ' I I ' ' I 1 I 1 I 1 1 1 l 1 1 A 1 1 A , 4 I 1 , ' ' I ' b 1 I I - I 1 I 1 ' 1 ' 1 I I - ' . . I D 1 D , , l , . 1 v I 1 I . THE MOOD MAKER 'l L4- FIRST ROW Dave Watters B111 Jones Mr Drck Lykrns Drrector Wayne Canfreld Irm Dupy SECOND ROW Molly Glass Jane McCoy Jacquelrn Harrell Cheryl Hemphill Sharon Weber Judy Whmng Pranrst The Moodmakers were formed durrng the 1958 59 school year They have performed before all of the crvrc clubs of M1dwesr Crty and at varrous school funcrrons durrng the year The members of the Moodmakers become members only after a test rn srghr readrng and general GIRLS TRIO MUSIC DEPARTMENT Drane Snyder Jacquelrn Harrell Cheryl Hemphrll and Judy Whmng Pranrst I43 ,Laf- - i D ' D I I ' - i I I D 0 , . ' . . .S 17 I' . If in , f , f V 0 -V .M A A Vg, V , , , . MIXED CHORUS 'Hr FIRST ROW - Judy Hendricks, Karen Winn, Larry Garrett, Dave Watters, Gerald Smith, George Snider, Kathi Carson, Llewellyn Schults. SECOND ROW - Mr. Lykins, Sharon Weber, Linda Fonville, Karon Champion, Richard Rotenberry, Doug Watters, Lynn Eaves, Linda Yeats. THIRD ROW - Molly Class, Joyce Plamet, Bill Jones, Jim Dupy, Wayne Canfield, Jackie Holsapple, Jacquelyn Harrell . The highlights of the school year for the Mixed Cho- rus have been the Choral Festival at Stillwater, Christ- mas program, and the Spring Concert. The chorus also took part in the planning of the Variety Show. The Girls' Glee Club has sung for the Veterans in the Norman and Oklahoma City hospitals and at various school functions during the school year. Presenting the musical portion of the Career Day program was a big highlight ofthe Glee Club. The last musical function of the Glee Club in the school year is furnishing the mu- sic for the Baccalaureate services. I44 ff E 1 -F 4 i ' ' , .. li Q, K - My ' 1 'f FIRST ROW - Deanna Humphrey, Judy SECOND ROW - Judy Hardy, Sandra Sanders THIRD ROW - Karen Moss, Imogene Porter, Cindy Blanchly, 1 MUS C DEP RTMENT IRLS' GLEE CL B J ' Jw 7 'W-O 'iv-:qi DICK LYKINS Music Director My 9 Ji. grae ,ad 1 f mx . W '37 Vail, Jean Lusby, Ellen Ledford, Alice Terpening, Jean James, Mary Ann Dunn, Doris Garrett Linda Jordan, Lois Edmundson, Betty Waggoner, Glenda Harmon, Judy Reser, Carol Conway Linda Kelso Gartrell, Barbara Medlen, Georgia Varnum, Shirley Brown, Sharon Shadoan, Kay Webb, Jo Ann Nancy Palmer. Judy Whiting, Pianist. ' 5 Y !,,,, Q -A . H qw-sag ,111 , 71 , My , A G,, 1 ,qs A ,Y ' fKwwe:',,71A1,g..,'.1 . A .wo ,, u.r,-V ,- N A ,. . M Ur WG ln n ' l A L M 4 ,Q , .,lW:, X. : X ' X I Q +0 IQ, A 3515515 Luigi mf. , 5 A ' ' J , sea: 4 ' 5 D . 5 'mins N, wa- ,a j?z1?Euf1g, 'U 1 . S my .fn ,, ,Ls 9 V 2 N Q 9 'f W , 5 X ' ifkfsfgl W. fm.. 'X' 'K' 4 5 f f A V f i NIV Q ,,. Quo? --W.g.am..1.x 129 -: 1 i ,mn 4 , i V Lx MV : 05 , X QM 960 BOMBER FOOTBALL TEAM The Bomber football team left a trail ofglory and victory be- hind them this past year. Once more their courage and determination to win showed itself on the scoreboard. Urged on by their student body and Pep Club, they blazed a firey pathway into a new conference. Each game inspired them to march onward in their crusade for victory. As in years past, the students have reason to be proud of their Mighty Bombers. The Bombers finished a great season with a seven to three record, and lost two of those three games by only 5 points. They placed fourth in the Class AA Conference. Midwest City High School's football coaches for the '59-'60 season were: Jim Darnell, Jim Harris, Joe Phillips, Ed Jacobson, Don Harris, Gerald McPhail, and Dick Evans. The night of October 21 saw what was probably the most exciting game and the one that drew the largest crowd for the Bombers. This, of course, was the conference game against Capital Hill. It was the first home game the Bombers lost, by the score of 23-25. COACH JAMES DARNELL Jim Darnell has been Midwest City High School's Head Football Coach for the past five years. The Bombers have a fine record of 33 wins, 15 losses, and 4 ties, over the past 5 years under the guidance of Coach Darnell and his ca bl ' , Pa e assmams senior Co-Captains - MIKE MEEK and GUY TUCKER l48 7 FIRST ROW - James Shaw, Don Steward, Sam Young, James Bennett, Henry Johnson, Jerry Singleton, Don Wil- son, Ralph Nye. SECOND ROW - Don Maranville, Jim Tubb, John Madewell, Wayne Clark, Denny Cole, Ron Burchart, Sam Pitts, Teddy Dodson. THIRD ROW - Louis Hoss, Bob Gregory, Larry Fritchman, Don Strong, Preston Bagley, Mark Hodder, Ron Harmon, Jack Hawkins. FOURTH ROW - George Cannon, Bill Ritchie, Tex Odom, Jim Allen, Guy Tucker, Andy Naguerney, Mike Meek. Managers Charles Austin, Buddy Biggers. '60 NTANKERSW FOOTBALL TEAM FIRST ROW - Duffy Butcher, Harry Birdsong, A, J, Czajkoski A .g Jimmy Harbolt, Don Girod, 3' i ' f Harry Dunn, Danny Cowan. SECOND ROW - Ronnie Pro- vine, A. D. Becktold, Lonnie Edwards, David Hall, David Hamlin, Leroy Wilson, Bole i 5 ., Everets, Billy Moore. bl THIRD ROW - Johnny Nite, I ! x Charles Pledger, Leroy Horn, Richard Casey, Joe Pierce, U 8 Gary Talkington, Pete Francis, Terry Severson. I49 lil e . A x, Ox 5 If l J' ' 5 ,hx --1 I 5 B ii? xi gg 1 ik Wg' xx 1 . Q mf ... t I i , ,WY i 1, ,E L V Q I ' f V f 4 ,- .f 'W 2 1 , A E W f' 5 6 ' 5 S5 itil Q 7 'lg if 1 3 ,K fx 4 3 ,,k, I ,. , I W . , 2 XY iz, .. X as Qi , gravy x h K W t Ei l ,Av 5 , F ,lb X' - gk VF S 'ff Sgt , Wifi Y The Long Gray Line Hold That Man! ! ! N it Q-6 N Down wrth the Trojan' Golden toe' Would you go over that one more mme coach? Touchdgynl 36 24 36 Tlllp gO' Bobby Gregory, Calvin Moser, Joe Provine, Raymond Haubelt, John Talkington, Mark Ramsier, Larry Easterwood, Richard Honey, Jerry Myers, Guy Tucker, Roger Simons, Mike Bryant, Charles Austin, Coach John Pratt. COACHES JOHN PRATT and GERALD MCPHAIL Midwest City's High School Bombers numbered twenty-four on both teams. Both teams had a full starting line up and a full bench strength. The boys were coached by John Pratt and Gerald McPhai1. The manager was Charles Austin. The A team Bombers starting line up was com- posed of returning lettermen - all of whom were Sen- iors. This past year was M.C.H.S. 's first year in the Mid-State AA Conference. The Bombers tied for third place in the Conference with a record of six- teen wins to seven losses. 'D fn Eff .1 JU 1959-60 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE HOME Midwest City 62 Midwest City 69 Midwest City 64 Midwest City 45 Midwest City 62 Midwest City 54 Midwest City 57 Midwest City 73 Midwest City 54 AWAY Midwest City 73 Midwest City 46 - Southeast 45 - Enid 35 - Douglass 47 - Northwest Classen 51 - Harding 45 - Putnam City 24 - Shawnee 59 - Capital Hill 52 - Putnam City 36 - Harding 43 - Southeast 42 CHICKA SHA TOURNAMENT Midwest City 46 Midwest City 49 Midwest City 35 NORTHEASTERN Midwest City 69 Midwest City 47 Midwest City 50 Midwest City 62 Midwest City 36 Midwest City 44 Midwest City 66 Midwest City 51 REGIONALS Midwest City 51 - Duncan 50 - Douglass 42 - Capital Hill 29 A8aM TOURNAMENT - Broken Arrow 20 - Pryor 35 - Miami 48 - Seminole 43 - Shawnee 55 - Northwest Classen 55 - Springfield, Missouri 60 - Enid 55 - Norman 54 '60 BASKETBALL TEAM John Teter, Bobby Cannon, Lonnie Edwards, Gary Bianchi, Gary Talkington, Larry Easterwood Vernon Reynolds, David Hamlin, Bobby Provine, Dick Dickerson, Bobby Grayson. CALVIN MOSER ROGER SIMONS RICHARD HONEY RAYMOND HAUBELT One Year Letterman Three Year Letterman Three Year Letterman Two Year Letterman Guard Guard Forward Forward 60 SENIOR BASKETBALL PLAYER GUY TUCKER MIKE BRYANT MARK RAMSIER Three Year Letterman Captarn Two Year Letterman Forward Three Year Letterman Center Conference A11 State 9 Guard, A11-City, A11- 15-1 ' ' H, , 2 0 FIRST ROW, left to right: Bill Lipe, Carl Flowers, Danny Ritter, Ralph Nye, Bobby Shultz, David Gabriels David Hall. SECOND ROW: Don Wilson, John Thomasson, George Cannon, Jim Selman, Teddy Dodson, John Vaughn, Larry Fritchman, Joe Jarvis, Buddy Biggers. Manager - Not Pictured. The 1959-60 Bomber Wrestling squad was a young team composed of many Sophomores and Juniors with only three seniors out of some 40 boys wrestling on the A and B teams. The boys performed very well, winning many medals during -the year. Some 45 medals were won by our boys. Outstanding performances by Teddy Dodson and Larry Fritchman were the highlight of the season with these two Juniors winning the regional championship. A total of eight boys were in the State Championship finals held at Blackwell. Fourteen boys earned their 1959-60 WRESTLING SCHEDULE Dec. Midwest City 17 Stillwater 16 Dec. Midwest City 30 Classen 6 Dec. Midwest City 32 Northeast 3 Dec. Midwest City 28 Norman 10 Jan. Midwest City 17 Geary 18 Jan. Midwest City 34 Harding 3 Jan. 15- Geary Tournament 5th place Jan. Midwest City 22 Norman 16 Jan.22- Midwest City Tournament 3rd place Jan. Midwest City 12 N. W. Classen 20 Feb. Midwest City 15 Capital Hill 15 Feb. Midwest City 12 Putman City 18 Feb. Mid-State Tournament 3rd place Feb. Regional Tournament 3rd place f Wi p ' fix dup? ,J Y ,E 1: if f. H ,ga 4 X t , A Am 'wr JJ, ,,,.-Wy , j,.+r 0, Q Fi 15, Y is Q? ff-vw YA M L 3, A T 60 SWIMMI G TEA IRST ROW Ronnte Hendrrckson Don Maranvrlle Bob Everets Mrke arbo ECOND ROW Chesley Smxley James Bennett Lours Hoss Larry eckham THIRD ROW Don Strong Irm Teter Coach McPha1l Buddy Brggers The swrmmrng team was a new organr zatron at M C H S thrs past year The boys were coached by hm Darnell Wrth only one week of practrce the team entered the Mrd State Conference swrmmrng meet held at Douglass Hrgh School and placed fourth Bob Everts came rn fourth rn the frfty yard free style Mrdwest Crty then placed fourth rn the medley relay and the two hun dred yard free style ln the drvrng events Don Strong placed frfth and Buddy Brggers placed srxth Srnce M C H S has no swrmmrng facrl 1t1es the future teams wrll practrce at the YMCA BOB EVERETS l60 UM TETER JAMES BENNETT K v DON STRONG and BUDDY BIGGERS MIKE BARBO LARRY BECKHAM 7 '1 ' U. '- r 5 E . Hr. E C - 3 3 , 5 p 3, . Q E . E as ? F : . . 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' . . . . y -1 X K A B sau ' FIRST ROW Buddy Brggers Preston Bagley Bobby Gregory Jrmmy Harbolt I W Eason George Workman SECOND ROW hm Teter Don Maranvrlle Harry Brrdsong Bobby Imel John Plumlee Coach Irm Darnell THIRD ROW Coach hm Harrrs James Bennett Don Stuart Ronnre Henderrcks Drck Wells 60 TRACK TEAM The M C H S track team competed rn Fort Worth Texas Recreatronal Meet one of the largest track meets 1n the country Over 1 800 athletes partrcrpated March ll 12 The track team was composed of the outstandrng leaders rn sprrnts Preston Bagley along wlth Drck Wells rn broad Jump Don Maran vrlle rn pole vaultrng Harry Brrd song and Danny Cowan and J W Eason rn the drstance races CAPTAIN DICK WELLS Almost ready Coach' Jeral Roland, Bill Willis, Jim Tubb, John Pratt, coach, Jerry Myers, Mark Hodder 60 TEN N IQ TEAMS Midwest City High School had two tennis teams this past year, a boys' and a girls' team. lt was the first year a boys' tennis team has been organized Also it was the first year Mid- west City High School's tennis teams have had a regular sched ule. The 1960 tennis season opened with the Mid-State Conference. The teams played several other tournaments also. The boys and girls participating in the sport were coached by John Pratt and Ardina Moore. FIRST ROW Sue Howerton Dee Mathews Rose Ann Albree Sandra Smith Pat Jackson SECOND ROW Gay Kurick Eloise Cripps Gay Ray Nita Kay Flowers Sue Smith THIRD ROW Bonnie Nittler Nina Redpath Corkie Cannon Lucy McCorkle Donna Brookover Teddy Hood K I , 1 1 1 - . 1 ' ' ' 1 ' 1 ' - 1 9 1 1 ' . ' ' ' ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 I r 60 GOLF TEAM 3 Www, lip FIRST ROW Ed Jacobsen Coach Charles Hrll Brant Worthrngton Robert Snyder Joe Iary rs Brlly Lrpe Austtn Lowry SECOND ROW Ralph Nye Herbert Walker Jtm Tubb Mark Ramsarer Jrm Sel man Bob Mahoney For the past two years Mtdw est Crty Hrgh School has offer ed Grrls Golf They garned expertence by attendrng many golf tournaments rn the Sprrng WI Golf one ofthe youngest of our com petrtrve sports pro gressed very raprdly thrs year Thrs year over twenty boys sought medal The team had several dual matches and attended several tournaments Last year the team won seven and lost f1V6 dual meets Mrs Ardlna Moore, sponsor, Ceclta Hoss, Lrnda Morse, Nrna Redpath, Lrnda Shockey, Not rn ptcture Gay Kurrek I63 9 'N A W O ' M- f' 1 .- M C5 L 1 1 . - ' , .r.- 5' 'F A ' - R y ' 4 y . fy Y - ' V 6 , , ,X 4 me Black and Gold -nh y fm- nf- A-X MW-www 5 , , i Q HONORS and AWARDS AP' if x X 1 ff ff ., X X W 5 ,X ff X 617 If X41 I65 ff Z Betsy was radrant even before she was crowned queen For the past three years Mrdwest Crty Hrgh School s Yearbook Staff has sponsored a contest to choose a grrl to represent the Student Body as Mrss Mrdwest Crty Hrgh School From the many grrls competrng for the trtle of Mrss M C H S thrrteen semr frnalrsts and frnally frve frnalrsts were chosen The frve frnalrsts one of whom would be Mrss M C H S were judged on Beauty Porse Personalrtv Scholarshrp and Crtrzenshrp The rderztrty of M1ss M C H S and the order of her attendants were kept a closely guarded secret untrl the day of the assembly rn whrch she was crowned Thrs year Betsy Fuller ajunror was chosen Mrss Mrdwest Crty Hrgh School for 1960 'Q Mrss MCHS Betsy Fuller and Escort Charles Brrstow Sherrye Sutton, Phrlrp Carr, Martha Grayson, Larry Wrrght, Betsy Fuller Huffman, Calvrn Moser, Nrkkr Nestor Charles Brrstow, Guy Tucker, Nancy WRESTLING QUEEN BILLIF PAYE DAVIS FOOTBALL QUEEN W .A MARTHA GRAYSON PATT DODD 521' bv 439 JUDY MCGUIRE YOUNG BOBBYn PETERS BURQIART QVLVA 1... H 117' 'f ' ' . M an I M .L ,, V f' 1 ,Of OOOOO A O A 'Q-jf' A f 'V ',', L L L' fu 4 5 .A VV ' V4 54, Q 5 yy, . BAND QUEEN W Football Attendants Bobbye Peters Burchart and Patt Dodd Football Attendants Football Queen Sweetheart Queen and Klng Attend ants Marg1e Bowman Wanda Davee Kathy Reeds Linda Shockey Wrestling Attendants and Queen for '59-'60 Kathy Coin, Sharon Easton, Suzil Rosen, Barbara Reeves Miss Linda Harris - Mr. Guy Tucker 4 Queen Barbara and Captain Ralph Nye 6 ,Q , 1 he Wrestling Queen Miss Barbara Reeves '60 CORONATIONS or M.C.H.s. QUEENS. PATTI FISHER SHERRYE SUTTON CAROLYN WILLIAMS LARRY WRIGHT CHARLES BRISTOW BOB LINDSEY Lt Governor of Boys Stare BOYS AND GIRLS STATE DELEGATES ?.?a.5s, . if MARTHA GRAYSON JIM SELMAN Alternate MOST FRIENDLY MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED WK Patt Dodd and Buddy Bxggers Pam Fxsher and Dempsey Powers BEST ALL AROUND 60 SENIOR PERSONALITIES Sherrye Sutton and Guy Tucker MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED TYPICAL MIDWEST CITIAN fi' QQ' Jim Teter and Suzi Rosen Steve Davis and Ann Hull x .'iQ,-J , , aww? ,..- E, Q if FINA Q40 L EDITED-N X QW? The Bomber Beam is published of the journalism class of ' very t Midwe MID WEST CIT 6 Y HIGH OOL wo weeks by members st City High School. 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