Newkirk High School - Gold and Blue Yearbook (Newkirk, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1948 volume:

tftuoijo j( ) !jj] rrs trr m rmn u ns r J)n Yj ]emory .. . Do you wonder why his picture is placed here in the front of our annual? Well, we’ll tell you all about it. On that summer day back in 1946 when they told us of his farm accident, we were shocked and said it couldn’t be true--but it was. We miss him--his modest, quiet, lovable ways--we think the world of him. Since he can’t be here to graduate with us, we want to dedicate our annual to his memory. Senior Class of 194 To the seniors of 1948: Keep faith in yourself without which you cannot hope to succeed. The best preparation for good work tomorrow is to do good work today. Keep faith in your fellowman, as society is built on mutual trust. Keep faith in God, without which you cannot live in a real sense of security. The best preparation for life in the hereafter is to live now. Supt. of Schools First Semester Supt. of Schools Second Semester Subscribers of the Gold and Blue: I shall always remember the thrill that came to me the day I met you, the students of Newkirk High School. That thrill has remained with me through the weeks I have been with you. This space you have given me in your 1948 annual is another of the many, many things you have done to make me feel welcome in your school. I sincerely appreciate your attitude toward me, and I look forward to a happy tenure in Newkirk work- ing with you. You are a wonderful student body. C. E. Cowles, Prir Ind. Arts B. S. Degree Mary Eula Cowles Homemaking M. S. Degree English, Spanish M. A. Degree Carl Jackson Coach, History B. S. Degree Grace Snow History B. S. Degree Ernestine Miller Science B. S. Degree Eva F. Bode Commercial B. S. Degree Frances Hightower Mathematics B. A. Degree Leonard B. Widener Agriculture B. S. Degree Maurine Widener Vocal Music B. A. Degree Eda L. Tschann English, Latin B. A. Degree Steve Rozell Fred Lewman 5 G H S C H 0 0 L BOARD OF EDUCATION Charles Lane, President Joe Lucksted, Vice-President W. C. Liermann, Clerk H. S. Ingham, Member Ralph Leighty, Member Harry Champlin, Member H. 0. Kelley Grade School 1st row—Donna Rouse (cartoonist), Muriel Johnston (typist), Margaret Gamsjager (business manager), Betty Shinn (typist), Phyllis Horton (feature writer). 2nd row—Miss Eva F. Bode (director), Nancy Roberts (cartoonist), Naomi Goff (asst, editor), Barbara Nell Brown (business manager). 3rd row—Harold Houser (sports writer), Neil Campbell (editor), Toby Wright (sports writer). ewSpap Staff Volume I Number 1 issued Jan. 26 1948 Norman Stewart—Columnist Juhree Sherrod—Business Manager Muriel Johnston—Typist Gerald Bryson—Editor Mrs. Eda Tschann—Sponsor Phyllis Horton—Circulation Manager Wanda Rouse—Associate Editor Ernest Tousley—Sports Editor Lenore Hardy—Eighth Grade Toby Wright —Junior Jean Loucks—Sophomore Neil Campbell—Senior Gale Van Hoy—Freshman Mr. Earl Hamon—Superintendent Mary Dawn Engelking (Secretary), Harold Houser (President), Philip Delaughder (Vice-President). Bobbie Tousley (Senior Representative), Jay Harader (Fresh- man Rep.), Naomi Goff (Senior Rep.), Margaret Gamsjager (Sophomore Rep.), Joe Bechtold (Junior Rep.), Warren Rouse (Sophomore Rep.), Jean Lindsay (Freshman Rep.), Minerva Dean Hoye (Eighth Grade Rep.), Mr. C. E. Cowles (Sponsor), Rob- ert Stacy (Eighth Grade Rep.). .s emori Sponsors— Mrs. Eda L. Tschann Mr. Carl Jackson- Secretary Betty Shinn President Neil Campbell Treasurer Walter Thies Student Council Representative Naomi Goff Gloria Schroeder Harry Nelson Martha Jane Johnston Bettie Robinson June Livergood Jixnmy Hoffman Danny Gaston Jacques Muriel Johnston Arlow Betterton Verna Lee Hamand Mary Chambers Francis Bliss Evanhoe Rule Harold Plumer Patricia Traynor Joyce Hutchison Donella Maddox Olive Means Franklin Randol Frances Randol Ernest Tousley Mary Dawn EngeIking Harold Cline, Jr. Virginia Schmitt Bob Stewart Wanda Rouse Laverne Coleman Lonnie Willard Phyllis Horton Martin Horinek Louise Cisneros Wayne Wells I • Sponsors— sfuniorS Miss Ernestine Miller L Miss Frances Hightower President Vice-Pres. Sec.-Trees. Toby Wright Jimmy Olsen Frances Leven Betty Lamm Imogene Wyant Betty Grose David Bellmard Verleen Koenke Virgil Keen George Rademacher Betty Emmons Lois Aupperle Velma Koenke Harold Houser Donald Lockwood Opal Mae Taylor Joe Bechtold Patsy White Gerald Admire Wayne Myers Joan Bryson Harry Schmitt Robert Sheik Jean Randal Mollie Larssen Marijane Rupe Billy Hiller Barbara Nell Brown Leroy Voegele Harold Tolle Wanda Kekahbah Kenneth Kimmell Bertha Tipton Grover Kimmell Jack Manion Harold Huster Buddy Popplewell George Bruce Nadyne Stockton Jan Walker Leland Greenhagen Albert Schmidt Joe Boyer Shirley Richards Pauline Luis Bernice Eisenhauer Ernestine Ford Robert Boone Leta Fay Scrogin Bobby Engelkemier Louise Willard Walter Pappan Bessie Stonehocker Dale Van Hoy Bonnie Melton Charles Brawner Dan Bain Fredia Kaiser Joanne Michael Bob Boggs Jean Loucks Neal Sullivan Ann Leighty Joe Eck Winifred Bryson Norman Stewart Janell Walker Margaret Gamsjager Betty Maze Don Wolfe Jesse Bilyeu Gwendolyn Huene Frank Hamand Lyda Vickery Sadie Stout Ronny Stewart Geneva Worthington Emma Freek Tommy Rouch Don Fadely Irma Lee Kail Gene Hastings Joe Derr Donald Bliss Ivonya Spurgeon Hobart Means Ralph Howard Bobbie Eastin Warren Rouse Dorothy Jenkins Donald Lindsay Wanda Wilson Virginia Brown Sandra Cline Merle Randol Joan Irvine Mary Ann White Thomas Snead Betty Christian Bill Meeks Don McMahon Bertha Freek Kim Sherrod Wilma Plumer Sponsors— Mr. Mrs. C. E. Cowles men Gale Van Hoy Juanita Loucks Claude Koenke Anna Mae Spore President Vice-Pres. Secretary Treasurer Billy Goodson Nellie Mae Danner Wayne Randol Norman Livergood Marjorie Voegele Jay Harader Gene Baker Clyla Stonehocker John Dean Elliot Georgeen Shreeves Sonny Cole Dennis Stockton Wendell Boyer John Luis Freddie Willard Opal Wyant Kathryn Littou Vernon Engle Don Shaw Gerrell Daniel Rae EngeIking Ola Wyant J. T. Bruce Donald Prochaska Danny Johnstone Marjorie Keen Jimmy Lane Jerry Emmons Ronnie Hayes Marvin Pappan Mavis Freek Robert Haworth Don Engelkemier Earl Hamilton Ernest Lenon Jacklyn Endicott Freda Jenkins Victor Littou Frank Landon Anita Nelson Dana Louis Jean Lindsay Lucile Eisenhauer Beryl Ann Arnett Old _ ‘'ituiUK Q rueen A nnua BOBBIE TOUSLEY Senior PHYLLIS HORTON Senior Jlonor Betty Shinn Louise Cisneros 42'1 I Naomi Goff Gwendolyn Huene Walter Thies Wanda Rouse Jan Walker Opal Mae Taylor Joan Irvine Donella Maddox Imogene Wyant Eighth Grade !• Dorothy Ratcliffe, Mary Ford, Carol McMahon, Cloeen Hayes, Joan Brandon, Colleen Heltzel, Lester Rouse, Marlin Glass, Le- roy Carson, Robert Stacy, Bennie Spurgeon. 2. Freda Snead, Al- ice Faye Taylor, Lenore Hardy, Joyce Nunn, Minerva Hoye, Laverna Bilyeu, Gail Lucksted, Mary Gamsjager, Julianne Rupe, Gary Han- cock, Harold Ray. 3. Miss Grace Snow, Sponsor, Velma Powell, Julianne Goddard, Letha Goodno, Margaret Littou, Opal Melton. 4. Russell Champlin, Wendell Bowman, James Pharr, Richard Tous- ley, Russell Stewart, Jackie Badley, Duane Goff, Richard Rhy- nard, Buddy Macklin, Kenneth Fadely, Victor Melton, Miss Harriett Correll, Sponsor. ■ Seventh Grade 1. Benny Skaggs, Corky Preston, Don Dorchester, Rex Horton, Karen Adams, Marcia Glass, Karolyn Hancock, Ruth Ann Worthington, Betty Bacher. 2. Dean Engle, Jean Huene, Avis Littou, Jo Ann Hutchison, La June Bingham, Colleen Honn, Glenda Goad, Helen Fadely. 3. Shelby Crawford, Wanda Pharr, Vitora Koenke, Pricine Lines, Leroy Mannon, Frankie Eastin, Dick Leu, Dick Meeks. 4. Connie Wells, Delores Blakey, Katie Hamand, Mary Kirkendall, Douglas McCombs, Freddie Pappan, Bobby Tally, Billy Bliss. 5. Eileen Howard, Mrs. Esther Hunnicutt, Teacher and Grade School Principal, Billy Haworth, Burl Butler. 1. Mavis Irvin, Jo Ann McClung, Shirley Glass, Ramona Sands, Anna Marie Backhaus, Donald Tally, Billy Heath, Victor Chap- man, Roger Ratcliffe, Bobby Kekahbah. 2. Gerald Jenkins, Ern- est Bliss, Roger Melton, Sammy Kincaid, Merlin Hasselbring, Mary Jean Littou, Keith Lewis, Nancy Jo Huene, Velma Spurgeon. 3. Mary Ellen Gehlert, Beverly Bain, Nancy Gamsjager, Marce- lee Perez, Nancy Rhynard, Marva Walker, Carrol Baker, Julia Shirley Blakey. 4� Gail Aupperle, Rosemary Boyer, Sonia Langley, Paul Randol, Cecil McIntyre, Jimmie Lenon, Brad- ley Brauser, James Morgan, Archie Howard, Twyla Ford. 5. Ken- neth Eisenhauer, Lyburn Beard, Wayne Thompson, Elmer Hassel- bring, Mrs. Cora Regnier, (Teacher). 1. Froma Jane Johnson, Eleanor Stewart, Shirley Rouse, Harold Bowman, Lynn Myers, Richard Rouse, Marianne Waltimyer, Frank- lin Skaggs, Judy Chappell. 2. Eddie Cramer, Jerry Leu, Donald Hatton, Dennis Foxworthy, Raymond Harper, John Gamsjager, Don- ald Tousley, Larry Widener. 3. Don Thompson, Jimmie Robinson, Carolyn Wilson, Johnny Goad, Barbara McCarter, Wanda Goddard, Dale Thompson, Jimmy Rouch, Mrs. Hattie Sinclair, (Teacher). Student not pictured, Gloria Goodson. 1. Wanda Eastin, Carolyn Heltzel, Patsy Horton, Janet Jenkins, Betty Sherrill, Patricia Lucksted, June Griffith, Kay Endicott, Norine Fadely, Mary Lou Greenwood. 2. Kirby Lewis, Donnie Bach- er, Jimmie Boyer, Larry Joe Bush, Mary Ellen Wilson, Ann MacDon- ald, Waunita Engle, Jo Ann Hess. 3. James Wilmeth, Kenneth Hat- ton, Clark Munsell, Ruth Larson, Ruby Belair, Lillian Wilson, Mildred Gilbert, Pauline Conrad, Delbert Swope. 4. Gordon Rule, Mrs. A. Worthington, Teacher, Johnny Coleman, Johnny Schulz. Absent—Twyla Littou, Johnny Bill Chapman. 1. Patricia Hunnicutt, Larry Joe Glass, Ronnie Rouse, Carolyn Sue Brown, Patricia Barger, Donna Perez, Nancy Goodno, Barbara Sands, Ralph Rouse. 2. Michael Stewart, Francis Shafer, Ray- mond Blakey, Jon Hasselbring, Frank Swope, Victor Andrews, Don- nie Merz. 3. Shannon Richards, Leslie Johnston, Charles Gams- jager, Shirley Kirkendall, Harold Tally, Bobby Robinson. 4. DeArmond Wiles, Wayne Walker, Lonnie Glenn, Jerry Sutherland, Craig Free, Mrs. Paul Conrad, Teacher. 1. Cariotta Bain, Maria Read, Betty Lou Waltimyer, Janell Welch Duana Hancock, Gary Maupin, David Greenwood, Ginger Lane. 2. Carlita Riojas, Dean Worthington, Mary Carol Burns, Walter Sha- fer, Jimmy Herr, Suzanne McClung. 3. Johnny Butler, Emma Rose Sutherland, Willetta Lines, Sue MacDonald, Bobby Kirkendall, Ed gar Coleman. 4. Terry Horsley, Earl Preston, Larry Howard, Larry Hess, Jerry Littou, Lynda Fulton, Ronnie Scott, Mrs. Nan Haster (Teacher). 1. Edna Laura Hobbs, Roy Lee Eastin, Danny Hasselbring, Helen Hasselbring, Janice Blaicey, Polly Broyles, Jerry Goodson, Dar- lene Harper. 2. Ruby Ann Olenick, Harold Wilson, Billy Hatton, Vera Goodno, Bobbie Swope, Patsy Carol Hasselbring, Carroll Honn, Raymond Freek. 3. Joe Hager, Charles Johnstone, Larry Joe Pierce, Leonard Childers, Buck Lee, Carolyn Goddard, Pat- ricia Childers, Mrs. Viola Bohn, Teacher. behoof 1. Robert Randol, Kathryn Chapman, Bennie Hess, David Gamsjager, Polly Pepper, Linda Rozell, Buck Hatton, Leroy Kirkendall. 2. Nancy Dubach, Sara Glass, Gayle Riojas, Charline Horton, Leland Kirkendall, Edward Broyles, Jessie Hamand, Peggy Barger, Miss Ada Jackson, Teacher. 3. Robert Sutherland, Larry Thompson, Dar- lene Richards, Betty Jan Richards, Alex Sellers, Darlene Engle, Deloris Belair. A. Freddie Colbert, Mary Lines, John Stuemky, J. E. Mefford, Jerry Eastin, Augusta Goad, sammie Christian. Gary Dean Howard was absent. First 1st row left,to right—Franklin Randol, Virgil Keen, Jack Manion, Hobart Means, Harry Schmitt, Walter Pappan, Harold Huster, Albert Schmidt, Donald Lindsay, Wayne Myers, Lee Jacques, Leroy Voegele, Martin Horinek. Leonard Widener, Advisor; Harry Schmitt; Joe Eck; Albert Schmidt. George Bruce High Point Individual Livestock Judging Oklahoma City Sept. 194-8 DAIRY JUDGING TEAM--------1st Place Sept. 1947 Ok la. r'ity Gwendolyn Huene F. F. A. Queen 1947-48 2nd row—Donald Prochaska, Dan Bain, Bill Meeks, Gerrell Daniel, Don Fadely, Bob Haworth, Bobby Engelkemier, Donald Lockwood, Jimmy Olsen, John Luis, J. T. Bruce, Joe Eck. 3rd row—Lonnie Willard, Evanhoe Rule, Don Engelkemier, Buddy Pop- plewell, Jesse Bilyeu. 4th row—Ralph Howard, Charles Brawner, Jerry Emmons, Jimmy Lane. Mr. Leonard Widener is sponsor. junior 3.J4.A First row: Joan Brandon (Vice-Pres.), Carol McMahon (Parliamentar- ian), Alice Faye Taylor, Letha Goodno, Dorothy Ratcliffe. Second row: Colleen Heltzel, Cloeen Hayes, Mary Gamsjager (Pres.)� Margaret Littou, Freda Snead, Velma Powell, Mrs. Cowles (Sponsor). Third row: Minerva Dean Hoye (Reporter), Joyce Nunn (Song Leader), Joan Melton, Gail Lucksted, Laverna Bilyeu, Lenore Hardy (Sec.- Treas.), Mary Ford, Julianne Goddard. Mrs. Lindsay McMahon (Club Mother) and Julianne Rupe (Historian) are not in the picture. EIGHTH GRADE HOMEMAKING CLASS First row: Bette Shideler (Pres.), Olive Means (Vice-Pres.), Vir- ginia Brown (Sec.-Treasurer). Geneva Worthington (Reporter), Bar- bara Nell Brown (Song Leader), Sandra Cline (Parliamentarian), Gwendolyn Huene (Historian). Second row: Lyda Mae Vickery, Martha Jane Johnston, Jean Loucks, Mary Ann White, Velma Koenke, Mary Dawn Engelking, Muriel Johnston, Gloria Schroeder, Winifred Bryson. Third row: Janell Walker, Marjorie Voegele, Lucile Eisenhauer, Louise Willard, Katheryn Littou, Bonnie Melton, Betty Emmons, Irma Lee Kail. Fourth row: Beryl Ann Arnett, Joan Irvine, Bobbie Eastin, Betty Maze, Clyla Stonehocker, Nellie Mae Danner, Mrs. Cowles (Sponsor). Mrs. Elmer Brown is Club Mother. Senior 3.J4..A. The Future Homemakers of America is the national organization of pupils studying homemaking in junior and senior high schools of the United States and Territories, as an integral part of the program of home economics in the schools of America it offers opportunity for the further development of pupil initiative in planning and carrying out activities related to homemaking. Membership is entirely voluntary. Membership in the Senior chapter is made up of girls in the Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior classes. The Junior chapter is made up of Eighth Grade girls. The Senior chapter is affiliated with the Oklahoma Association of Future Homemakers and the National organization. 1st Row-Neil Campbell (Norman Peel), Gloria bchroeder (Prompter), Philip Delaughder (Filmer Little), Betty Shinn (Goody Little), Harry Nelson (Ham Ellers). 2nd Row-Muriel Johnston (Miss Pologa), Naomi Goff (Mrs. Harpeddle), Joyce Hutchison (Mrs. Little). Lou- ise Cisneros (Property Manager), Gerald Bryson (Mr. Little), Don- ella Maddox (Almatina), Phyllis Horton (Henriette), Wanda Rouse Antoinette), Olive Means (Olita). 3rd Row-Mrs. Eda Tschann (Di- rector), June Livergood (Pianist), Danny Gaston, Jimmy Hoffman (Stage Managers), Bobby Tousley (Prompter), Ernest Tousley (Dickie Harpeddle), Martin Horinek (Stage Manager). Eth Row-Francis Bliss (Stage Manager). Harold Cline, Wayne Wells (Property Managers). Juhree Sherrod (Property Manager) was not present. ★ SYNOPSIS OF THE FIGHTING LITTLES Mr. Little, head of the Little Family, is having a lot of trouble with his daughter, Goody, who thinks she is in love with Ham Ellers, the pest next door. Mr. Little, horrified at the idea of Goody's running around with Ham suggests that she try going with Norman Peel, whom he considers about the most intelligent young man in town. Goody decides to invite Norman to dinner, partly to please her father, but mostly to make Ham jealous. Norman turns out to be the world's biggest nuisance and causes much confusion with the help of Filmer, the little 12 year old brother, and Henriette, Goody's roommate from col- lege. In the end Mr. Little decides that Ham isn't such a bad guy after all. Other characters who helped to make this play a success were Mrs. Little; Olita, the aunt; Almatina, the colored maid; Antoinette, Filmer's girl friend; Mrs. Harpeddle, Norman's rich aunt; Dicky, her son; and Miss Pologa, one of Mrs. Har- peddle' s dancers. 1st Row—Barbara Nell Brown (Faith Crabbe), Marijane Rupe (Hope Crabbe), Patsy White (Sally Parsons), Dessie Stonehocker (Mrs. Olivia Orkney), Shirley Richards (Ivy Lane), Frances Leven (Mamie McCorkle). Betty Grose (Music). 2nd Row-Bertha Tipton, Nadyne Stockton (Prompters). Betty Emmons (Make-Up), Verleen Koenke (Usher), Betty Lamm (Business Manager), Wanda Kekahbah (Usher), Jan Walker (Make-Up). 3rd Row—Fredia Kaiser, Bonnie Melton, Louise Willard (Ushers), Miss Frances Hightower, Miss Ernestine Miller (Sponsors), Velma Koenke, Joan Bryson (Ushers). 4th Row —Leland Greenhagen (Reggie Van Twiller), Jimmie Olsen (Monty Van Twiller), Donald Lockwood (Patrick Flarity), Darrell Merz (Jack Quinlan), Dale Van Hoy (Quadlander Crabbe). 5th Row—Dan Bain (Usher), Joe Bechtold (Stage Manager). Toby Wright (Henry Blodgett). Jerald Hansz (Terrence Flarity) does not appear. SYNOPSIS OF FAITH, HOPE AND FLARITY” Faith and Hope, twin daughters of Quadlander Crabbe, a retired business man, had been going steady with Monty and Reggie Van Twiller, who were young fortune hunters. However, with the arrival of Patrick Flarity, an old side kick of Quadlander's, things began to happen. It seems that both fathers had made each other the promise that their eldest children should marry. After a series of surprising events, the twins throw over the Van Twiilers for Patrick's son and his pal, and everything ends happily. Cheer leaders—June Livergood, Patsy White, Juhree Sherrod. 1st row—Margaret Gamsjager (Sec.); Betty Grose; Marijane Rupe (Pledge Mistress); Ann Leighty (Treas.); Joyce Hutchison (Historian); Jan Walker (Vice-Pres.); Shirley Richards; Betty Shinn (Pres.). 2nd Row—Donna Rouse; Jacklyn Endicott; Anna Mae Spore; Norma June Cline; Juanita Loucks; Georgeen Shreeves. 3rd Row—Mrs. Eda Tschann (Sponsor); Naomi Goff; Sadie otout; Jean Lindsay; Virginia Bingham. 1st row—Ernestine Ford, Gwendolyn Huene, Betty Lamm, Muriel Johnston. 2nd row—Bette Shideler, Janell Walker, Louise Cisneros, Barbara Nell Brown, Geneva Worthington, Joan Irvine, Lyda Vickery, Sandra Cline, Mary Dawn Engelking. 3rd row— Verleen Koenke, Donella Maddox, Anita Nelson, Gloria Schroeder, Lois Aupperle, Nancy Roberts, Velma Koenke. 4th row—Olive Means, Jean Loucks, Frances Leven, Verna Lee Hamand, Virginia Brown, Beryl Ann Arnett. 5th row—Mary Ann White, Freda Jen- kins, Betty Maze, Bertha Tipton, Mrs. Maurine Widener (Sponsor). 1st row—Ernestine Ford, Betty Lamm, (Yell Leaders); Martin Horinek (Feline Sweetheart); Gwendolyn Huene, Muriel Johns- ton (Yell Leaders). 2nd row—Bette Shideler (President), Frances Leven (Vice-Pres- ident), Janell Walker (Secretary), Louise Cisneros (Treasurer), Barbara Nell Brown (Parliamentarian), Geneva Worthington (His- torian), Joan Irvine (Reporter). 1st Row—Don Howard, Joe Bechtold, Bobbie Tousley (Pres.), Marvin Pappan, Ernest Tousley (Sec.), Neil Campbell, Bill Meeks. 2nd Row—Harold Tolle, Harold Bryson, Martin Hor- inek, George Rademacher, Donald McMahon. 3rd Row—Leland Greenhagen, Walter Thies, Bob Stewart, Joe Boyer, Toby Wright, Harold Houser. Not pictured—Harold Plumer (Ser- geant -at -Arms) , Donald Bliss, Donald Lockwood (Vice-Pres.). 1st Row—Victor Littou, Wayne Randol, Lonnie Willard, John Luis, David Bellmard, Buddy Popplewell, Harry Schmitt, Bobby Engel- kemier, Robert Boone, Leroy Voegele. 2nd Row—Jerry Emmons, Merle Randol, J. T. Bruce, Jesse Bilyeu, Harold Huster, Jack Manion, Freddie Willard, Don Howard, Gene Hastings (Captain), Arlow Betterton, Bill Meeks, Walter Thies, Coach Boyd Watkins. SCORES Newkirk 0 Pawnee 49 Newkirk 6 Fairfax 6 Newkirk 7 Braman 20 Newkirk 0 Garber 38 Newkirk 0 Chilocco 12 Newkirk 0 Lamont 21 Newkirk 0 Tonkawa 14 Newkirk 13 Pond Creek 14 Newkirk 6 Medford 28 Newkirk 6 P. M. h. 0 1st row—Bob Stewart, Toby Wright, Harold Houser, Russell Stewart, Ernest Tousley, Charles Brawner, ftonny Stewart, Bobbie Tousley. 2nd row—Harold Plumer, George Rademacher, Don Wolfe, Don Bliss, George Bruce, Joe Boyer, Marvin Pappan. 3rd row—Leland Greenhagen, Walter Thies, Don Howard, Neil Campbell, Warren Rouse, Neal Sullivan, Bill Meeks, Harold Bryson, Joe Bech- told, Coach-Carl Jackson. Martin Horinek was absent. SENIOR TEAM MEMBERS Harold Plumer - End Walter Thies - Tackle Neil Campbell - Tackle Martin Horinek - Guard Harold Bryson - Center Bob Stewart - Fullback Ernest Tousley - Right Half Bobbie Tousley - Guard Donald Lockwood Junior Letterman Played 18 games Total points 53 Average 3«0 The District Tournament was played at Billings this year. Newkirk de- feated Braman in the first round, but lost to Garber in the semi-finals. Next year promises to be a good season with five lettermen returning. New suits of gold trimmed in blue and warmups of blue trimmed in gold were received at the close of the year. CAPTAIN Harold Houser Junior Letterman Played 18 games Total points 200 Average 11.1 d adbetba ll Ernest Tousley Senior Letterman Played 13 games Total points 147 Average 8.2 Joe Bechtold Junior Letterman Played 11 games Total points 11 Average 1.0 Harold Tolle Junior Letterman Played 12 games Total points 67 Average 5.6 SCORES Toby Wright Junior Newkirk 45 P. M. A. 23 Newkirk 19 Blackwell 70 Newkirk 45 Pond Creek 42 Newkirk 26 Braman 32 Newkirk 37 Tonkawa 33 Newkirk 20 Garber 42 Newkirk 38 P. M. A. 35 Newkirk 36 St. Marys 42 Newkirk 16 Burden, Kans. 27 Newkirk 25 Chilocco 49 Newkirk 22 Braman 17 Newkirk 27 Burden 46 Newkirk 37 Kaw City 33 Newkirk 30 Medford 33 Newkirk 27 Chilocco 49 Newkirk 34 Braman 19 Newkirk 20 Garber 41 Newkirk 44 Kaw City 37 Claude Koenke Freshman Donald McMahon Sophomore Letterman Played 17 games Total points 30 Average 1.7 Bobbie Tousley Senior Letterman Played 18 games Total points 33 Average 1.8 .3ootba Bette Shideler, Ernest Toualey: Verna Lee Hamand, Martin Horinek; Harold Houser (Captain), Mary Dawn Engelking (Queen); Naomi Goff, Neil Campbell; Betty Shinn, Walter Thies. uOWJ33°'n LtLff Clive Means, Donald Lockwood; Joyce Hutchison, Joe Bechtold; Bette Shideler (Queen), Harold Houser (Cap- tain); Betty Shinn, Ernest Tousley; Phyllis Horton, Bobbie Tousley, SPANISH CLUB 1st row—Betty Lamm, Patsy White, Wanda Kekahbah, Shirley Richards. 2nd row Ernestine Ford, Verleen Koenke, Donella Maddox, Bernice aisennauer. 3rd row—Jean Randal, Miss Harriett Correll, Teacher. LIBRARIANS 1st row—Juhree Sherrod, Norma June Cline, Muriel Johnston, Phyllis Horton. 2nd row—Gloria Schroeder, Louise Willard, Nadyne Stockton, Bertha Tipton. 3rd row—Louise Cisneros, Mrs. Eda Tschann (Librarian), Betty Emmons, Earl Hamilton, Beryl Ann Arnett. Band Officers—Juhree Sherrod, Pres.; Donald McMahon, Vice-Pres.; Lois Aupperle, Sec.; Ann Leighty, Treas.; Gale Van Hoy, Libr. Cornets—Donald McMahon, Gale Van Hoy, Don Wolfe, Russell Champ- lin, Ernestine Ford, Marlin Glass, Leroy Carson, Sonny Cole, Freda Jenkins, pick Leu, Rex Horton. Twirlers—Joanne Michael, Virginia Bingham, Georgeen Shreeves, Ernestine Ford, Patsy White, Barbara Nell Brown. Clarinets—Ann Leighty, Juhree Sherrod, Janell Walker, Bobbie Eastin, Shirley Richards, Gary Hancock, Richard Rhynard, Carol McMahon, Donald Prochaska, Virginia Bingham, Mary Ann White, Georgeen Shreeves, Joseph Eck, Anita Nelson, Olive Means, Gail Lucksted, Winifred Bryson. Trombones—Harry Nelson, Dale Van Hoy, Donald Bliss, Billy Hiller, Ralph Howard, Irma Lee Kail. French Horns—Frances Leven, Jean Loucks. Saxaphones—Lois Aupperle, Earl Hamilton. Bassoon—Joanne Michael. Flutes—Fredia Kaiser, June Livergood, Barbara Nell Brown. Baritones—Norman Livergood, Billy Goodson. Drums—Duane Goff, Wendell Bowman, Toby Wright, Patsy White. Bass Horns—Jerry Emmons, Hobart Means. Cymbals—Mari .lane Rupe. Oboe—Jan Walker. ftirector—Mr. Boyd Watkins. ueen Gwendolyn Huene Donald Bliss (Absent) Sophomore Anna Mae Spore Norman Livergood Freshman King-Ernest Tousley Queen-Bette Shideler Senior Julianne Rupe Duane Goff Eighth Grade Nancy Roberts Donald Lockwood Junior Betty Grose Olive Means Colleen Heltzel, Juanita Loucks, Laverna Bilyeu, Minerva Dean Hoye, Mary Gamsjager, Lenore Hardy, Joan Brandon, Joan Melton, Cloeen Hayes, Virginia Bingham, Carol McMahon, Joyce Nunn, Don- na Rouse, Jacklyn Endicott, Coach—Carl Jackson. V. F. W. Essay Contest Human Rights—The Key To World Peace . Betty Shinn 3rd place jliduxyuif SEMCO COLOft PRESS OKLAHOMA CITY = wgS jg