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

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1953 volume:

N E W K R K H C H 5 C H 0 0 I Joe Walker, Corky Preston, Joan Me Clung, Shirley Glass and Claudine Voegele, stand in front of the trophy case in the main hall of our new school building. THE 1953 COLD AND BLUE Published by the Annual Staff for the Student Body of NEWKIRK HIGH SCHOOL Newkirk, Oklahoma DEDICATION For the inspirotion and confidence it has given us, the pride and satisfaction we hove felt in using it, the pleasant times we have had and the good friends we have made in it, we dedicate the 1953 Gold and Blue to the New High School Building and the future generations it shall house. . . The Staff. . Horroh for our side! Ya gotta be a football hero on eorth Shy Chappell spring THE ANNUAL STAFF FIRST ROW: Shirley Rouse - Assistant Editor, Gail Aupperle — Junior Class Editor, Martha Robinson - Freshman Editor, Karen Adams - Editor, Shirley Glass - Feature Editor, Joan McClung - Grade School Editor, and LaVonne Lockwood - Business Man- ager. SECOND ROW: Dennis Foxworthy - Sophomore Editor, George Scharmaker - Sports Editor, Dee Leven - Assistant Business Manager, and Jerry Sutherland — Eighth Grade Editor. STUDENTS OF NHS: We hope that if, in future years, you dust off ihis book and once more turn through its pages, you may again, in your memory, be brought back to wander through Newkirk High School. If, at that distant time the sight of these pictures gives you a thrill of recognition, this book will have gone a long way toward achieving its aim. There are errors no doubt; in such an undertaking they are always inevitable. We can only trust that you will be open-minded in your judg- ment. Nay this book be a lasting reminder of happy days, good friends, and pleasant places. We give you the 1953 Gold and Blue. ... The Staff . . . Mrs. Louella Luis, Office Secretary, has been of great help to the NHS Student Body. For service above and beyond the call of duty, we, the annual staff, would like to take this op- portunity to say, Thanks. NHS'ers Froma Johnson, Shelby Crawford and Judy Chappell give a helping hand to Grade School Editor McClung. MR. DITMORE Superintendent It is my sincere wish that each of you hove enjoyed your school life in Newkirk High School. Since knowledge is power, the search for learn- ing should be an enjoyable process. I am sure that every student knows that he has my heart- felt friendship and wish for his continued suc- cess in life. One of the greatest milestones in life is the ability to develop new friends. Remember, the milestones that mark your success will have carved on them the names of some of your friends. Therefore, let us continue to make new friends ond keep the old. I am proud to be a part of Newkirk schools. I am proud of the staff and student body. May I take this opportunity to wish each of you the very best that life has to offer. And if in future years you dust off this book and walk ogain the halls of Newkirk High School - then this book will have served its purpose. There is a quote that each of you should always keep in mind in the bright years that lay ahead of you, “When the one Great Scorer comes to write against your name, He w'ites not that you won or lost but how you played the game.” Mackey D. Ditmore Superintendent SCHOOL BOARD FACULTY MR. HARDIN B.M., Oklahoma A M, B. M.E., Oklahoma A M, Eighth Grade Sponsor. MRS. TSCHANN B.A., State University of Iowa, San Diego State Col- lege, Tigerettes Sponsor, Play Coach. MR. VETTER B.S., Northwestern State College, Eighth Grade Sponsor. MRS. COWLES B.S., Oklahoma A M, M.S., Oklahoma A M, F.H.A., Sponsor, Sophomore Spon- sor. MR. COWLES MRS. WIDENER B.S., Oklahoma A M, M.S., B.A., Oklahoma A M, Oklahoma A M, Sophomore Freshman Sponsor. Sponsor. MR. WIDENER MR. HORN MISS SNOW B.S., Oklahoma A M, A.H., B.S., East Central State B.S., Kansas State Tea- Oklahoma A M, F.F.A. College, M.A., Western chers College, Senior Sponsor. State College, Senior Sponsor. Sponsor, Paper Sponsor. MR. DEVINE MRS. SIMMONS MR. DUTTON LOUELLA LUIS B.S., Oklahoma A M, M.S., B.S., Oklahoma A M, Pa- B.S., Northwestern State Office Secretary Oklahoma A M, Junior per Staff Sponsor, Senior College, Junior Sponsor. Sponsor. Sponsor. MR. KIRKBRIDE Cus todian TIGER TATTLER STAFF FIRST ROW: Veverly Bain-Assistant Business Manager, Ann Moore-Senior Editor, Judy Chappell-Circulat ion Manager, JoAnn Hutchison-Editor, Jerry Stover-Assistant Editor, Mrs. Simmons-Sponsor, and Karolyn Hancock-Society Editor. SECOND ROW: Ann Mc- Donald-Freshman Editor, Nancy Rhynard-Junior Editor, Don Dorchester-Business Mana- ger, Mr. Horn-Sponsor, Jack Lever-Sports Editor, and Craig Hayes-Sophomore Editor. Camera Shy Tattler Staff members are: Larry Glass-Eighth Grade Editor, Shirley Graham- Librarian, Ellie Mrazek-F.H.A., and Andy Leven-F.F.A., Joan Wanko-Band, and Jean- ine Prouty-Pep Club Editor. __________________ The Tiger Tattler staff has produced six papers this yeor-four mimeo- graphed, and two printed. This is the fifth and one of the best years of its publication. Every organization must have a governing body, and the Student Council is just that to Newkirk High School. The Coun- cil holds regular meet- ings once a week and has charge of several dances, exchange as- semblies, and anything else no one else will do. Mr. Rezabek is the Stu- dent Council sponsor. STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW: Kay Endicott-Freshman Class, Donna Young-Eighth Grade, Gail Aupperle- Junior Class, Eldon Fitch-President, Shirley Glass—Vice-President, Judy Chappell—Sec.- Treas., Karolyn Hancock-Senior Class, Helen Wanko-Sophomore Class. SECOND ROW: Andy Leven—Junior Class, Johnny Coleman—Freshman Class, Philip HiIdebrant—Sophomore Class, and Vic Weber-Senior Class. CLASSES PRESIDENT MARCIA GLASS Senior Class President; Student Council 1,2 J, President 4; An- nual Queen 3; Football Queen 2; Peppers 1,2, Cheerleader 2; Band 1,2; Glee Club 1; Tigerettes Cheerleader 3,4; All School Play 2; Jr. Play Director 3; Senior Play 4; Hall of Fame 2; Class Cheerleader 1; F.H.A. 1; Paper Staff 2. VICE-PRESIDENT GEORGE SCHARMACHER Band 1; Student Council 3; Paper Staff 3; Junior Play Staff 3; Sports Student Manager 3,4; Sen- ior Class Vice President; Senior Play Staff; Baseball 4; Annual Staff 4. SECRETARY JO ANN HUTCHISON Peppers 1,2, Treasurer 2; Class President 1; Tigerettes 3,4, Treasurer 4; Class Secretary 3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4, Secretary 4; Paper Staff 3,4, Edi- tor 4; Annual Staff 3; Senior Play 4; Junior Play 3. TREASURER KENNETH WEBER Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Baseball 4. SENIOR CLASS 1953 STUDENT COUNCIL KAROLYN HANCOCK Library 1; Annual Staff 2; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; Girls' State 3; Class Cheerleader 2; Peppers 1,2; Tigerettes 3,4, Cheerleader 3,4; All School Play 2; Paper Staff 1,2,4; F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4. STUDENT COUNCIL JERRY CATHCART Honor Society 1; Junior Play 3; F.F.A. 3,4. CHEERLEADER LA VONNE LOCKWOOD Class Secretary 1; Cheerleader 4; Hall of Fame 1,2; Girls' State 3; Felines 1,2, Cheerleader 2; Glee Club 1,2; Library 1,2; F.F.A. Queen 3; Student Council 3; Pa- per Staff 2,3; Annual Staff 4; Tigerettes 3,4; ‘F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, President 4; Senior Play 4. CHEERLEADER RICHARD PURVIS N” Club 2; Junior Play 3; F.F.A. 1 Senior Play 4; 4—H Club President 3, Song leader 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Football 1 ,4. FRANKIE EASTIN DONALD KEEN CHARLOTTE PAPPAN GERALD LUIS Felines 1,2; Tigerettes 3,4; Pa- Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; Librarian 1,4; Felines 1,2; Tiger- F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. per Siafl 3; Librarian 1,2,3; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. ettes 3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3. F.H.A. 1,2,3,4. THE YOUTH OF TODA Y; THE LEADERS OF TOMORROW KATIE HAMAND FREDDIE PAPPAN BETTY ENGELKEMIER DONALD VOEGELE Band 1,2; Glee Club 1,2; Peppers Track 1; Football 4; Basketball F.H.A. 1,2. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. 1,2; Tigerettes 3,4; Junior Play 1; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; 3; Senior Play 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4. Paper Staff 2. HELEN FADELY F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Felines 2; Tiger- ettes 3,4, Vice-President 3; Sen- ior Play 4; Librarian 4. DEE LEVEN Track 1; Football 7,2; F.F.A. 3,4; Senior Play 4; Annual Staff 4; Band 7,2,3,4. BETTY JEAN MOUNCE F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Historian 2, Treasurer 3; Felines 1,2, Treas- urer 2; Tigerettes 3,4, Secretary 4; Junior Play 3; Librarian 4. JOHN COPELIN “N Club 2,3; Football 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Baseball 4. DARLENE SCHMITT F.H.A. 1,2,3,4. Newkirk High School Seniors 1953 Fifth Grade 1945 BILL HAWORTH Football 1; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Vice- President 4. BARBARA DAVISSON Honor Society 1,2; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Felines 1,2; Tiger- ettes 3,4. DON DORCHESTER Annual Staff 1; Paper Staff 2,3,4; All-School Play 2; Senior Play 4; Hall of Fame 2; Boys' State 3; Class President 2,3; Junior Play 3; Honor Society 1,2,3,4; Foot- ball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2J,4; Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4. AVIS LITTOU BILLY BLISS F.H.A. 1,2; Class Secretary 2; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2a Honor Society 3. Basketball 2; Baseball 4t Club 2. JOYCE MORRIS Y f BRUCE PAPPAN Felines 2; Tigerettes 3,4; F.H £i [ N Club 2,3; Class Cheerleader 2,3,4. V; Football 12,3,4; Track 1,2,3. Shelby Crawford’s Birthday Pat at the Beach (T Jb River). RUTH ANN WORTHINGTON Glee Club 12; Band 1,2,3,4; Felines 1,2; Tigerettes 3,4; Pa- per Staff 2; Senior Play 4; Honor Society 3,4; F.H.A. 122,4. ELDON FITCH Student Council 2,3,4, Vice-Pres- ident 3, President 4; F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4; President 4; Boys’ State 3; Honor Society 1,2; Basketball 1,2' Track 12; Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4. ELLA MARIE MRAZEK Pepper 2; Honor Society 2,32, Band ,2,3,4, Glee Club 12, Ti gerfttes 3,4, Treasurer 3; All- ool Play 2; Junior Play nior 4; Librarian 4; Paper Staff 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Reporter JOE WALKER ball 1,2,4; Basketball 12, hack 1,2- HELEN CORDES SKAGGS Junior Play 3; F.H.A. 3,4; Tig attas 3,4. J. B. RAMSEY F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Traasurar 3; Junior Play 3; Sanior Play 4; Annual Staff 3,4; Class Vico- Prasidant 3; F.H.A. Swoothoart 3. BENNY SKAGG! SHIRLEY GRAHAM Tigarattas 3,4; F.H.A. 1,22,4; Band 2; Sanior Play 4; Librar- ian 2,4; Papar Staff 4; Falinas j; Junior Play 3. N Xhl 1; Football 1,2,3,4, Baskatball 1,2; Junior Play 3, Track 1J,3; F.F.A. 2,3,4. of HarciaGlass Costuma Partyjat tho Hi ERNEST HUSTER N” Club 2,3; Football 1,22A, Track 1.22,4; F.f.A. 22,4. REX HORTON , Band 122; Baskatball 4; Foot- ball 4; Basaball 4. BARBARA JAMESON F.H.A. 1,22; Glaa Club 3; Fa- linas 1,2; Tigarattas 3,4, Chaar- laadar 3, Assistant Chaarlaadar 4; Papar Staff 3; Librarian 22; (unior Play 3; Sanior Play 4. VITORA KOENKE Librarian 1; F.H.A. 12; Band 1,2; Glaa Club 1,2; Falinas 1,2; Tigarattas 3,4. GLENDA GOAD F.H. A. 1,2,3,4; Fa linas 1,2; Glaa Club 1; Library 2,3 A; Sanior Play 4; Tigaratfas 3; F.H.A. Award 2. BETTY BACHER F.H.A. 13. 3 A, Roportor 3, Vica- Prasidant 4; Fa linas 1,2; Librar- ian 1,2,3,4. LYNN SCOTT LA VERNA ROLLINS F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Santinal 4; Bas- Junior Play 3; Class Traasurar 3; katball 2; Sanior Play 4. Librarian 2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4. Tha Thraa Muskataars KENNETH JOHNSTONE DOROTHY BRAWNER F.F.A. 1,2,3; Band 2,3,4; Track Fa linas 1,2; Librarian 2,3,4; L F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Historian 3, Par- liamantarian 4; Junior Play 3. RAYMOND SCHMIDT F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Band 2J. DEAN ENGLE ANN MOORE Junior Play 3; Tigerettes 3,4; Librarians 4; Paper Staff 4. SHELBY CRAWFORD Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Nm Club 2,3; Band 2; Baseball 4. GERALDINE WHITE Peppers 1,2; Tigerettes 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; F.H. A. 1,2,3,4. DOUGLAS “HUD McCOMBS Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 4; Class Cheerleader 1; mN Club 2J. KAREN ADAMS F.H. A. 1; Student Council 1,3, Secretary 3; Peppers 1,2, Sec- retary; Paper Staff 2; Tigerettes 3,4, President 3,4; All-School Play 2; Annual Staff 2,3,4, Editor 4; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; Hall of Fame 2; Class Cheerleader 3; Football Queen 4; Band 1,2,3,4, Secretary 2; Honor Society 1,2,3,4. I _ DICK MEEKS Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Football Captain 4; Class Cheerleader 2; Student Council 1; Paper Staff CORKY PRESTON I L JEAN MARIE HUENE Band 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1; Felines 1,2, Cheerleader 2; F.H. A. 1,2,3.4; Tigerettes 3,4; Football Queen 1; Junior Play CHARLES ENGELKING Football 2,3,4; Track 3 4; Annual King 4; Baseball 4; N Club 2,3. Moreio Class RECOQHUE THESE SENIORS? • nath 'ns'o ntf Jo Ann Hutchison Karen Adams Katie Hamand La Vonne Lockwood El lie Hrazek PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SEC.-TREAS. STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL Ernest Bliss Jeonine Prouty Nancy Gamsjager Andy Leven Gail Aupperle Raymond Ramsey Marlene Plumer Charles Mora in Nancy Rhynard Melvin Lines Bill Wil: Marcelee Perez C Roger Melton k Marva Walker Joe Schieber Jo Ann McClung Roger Rotcliffe Wayne Rozell Ronnie Trenary Opal Lindsay Warren Wing Donald Fitch Mary Littou Mike McIntyre Nodine Moorhead Lawrence Stalnaker Katherine Belair Kenneth Eisenhouer Carrol Baker Kenneth Hynd Merlin Hasselbring Anna Marie Backhaus Bill Heath Nancy Jo Huene Mary Ellen Gehlert Bradley Brauser Julia Pulliam Don Tally Lyle Howarth Walter Kahle p Shirley Blakey Sammy Kincaid Mitchell Dunn The 1953 Juniors have had a wonderful year. They hove hod several money raising projects, including the Junior Stand at the football games, which was very successful. Part of this money will be used in giving the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom, an annual spring affair. James Lenon Ernest Hardenstine PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SEC. - TRE AS. Shirley Rouse Richard Rouse Dennis Foxworthy Carolyn Cline Marianne Waltimyer SOPHOMORE Jack Patterson Larry Widener PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SEC.-TREAS. REPORTER STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL Gordon Rule Pauline Conrad Gory Mounce Ann MacDonald Johnny Coleman Kay Endicott Angela Decker Vol Carver Melissa Lute Larry Olson Norine Fodely Bob Hoffman Janice Breedlove Delbert Swope Charlene Blakey Stephen Smith Martha Robinson FRESHMAN Larry Hardesty Ruth Larssen Ronold Sebor Temple Sargent Jimmy Voegele Faye Locke Luper Stout Helen Brooke Norman Morris Susie Walker Phillip Brown Waunita Engle John Schulz Janet Jenkins Larry Bush Pat Lucksted Kenneth Fitch Lorrefa Hansz Jimmy Lines Betty Sherrill Barclay Sappington Karen Komma Domingo Perez CLASS PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT Jerry Eckler Ronold Horton REPORTER Lorry Gloss Danalee Rowell Dee Wiles Donna Perez Lonnie Glen Pot Barger SEC.-TREAS. Francis Shaffer CHEER LEADER Leslie Johnston Mike McDoweH Shannon Richards Victor Andrews Jimmy Williams Bobby Robinson i7 STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL Fronk Swope Donna Young Donnie Mertz Barbara Sands Ralph Rouse Elaine Horn Raymond Blakey Shirley Kaylor Charles Gamsjoger Wayne Walker K FOOTBALL SEASON RECORD L0ST 7 WON 3 NEWKIRK . . 13 NEWKIRK . . 7 NEWKIRK . . 14 NEWKIRK . . 19 NEWKIRK . . 0 DEWEY-----18 PAWNEE ... 28 SHIDLER... 7 FAIRFAX. . . 25 TONKAWA . . 14 NEWKIRK . . 7 NEWKIRK . . 13 NEWKIRK . . 13 NEWKIRK . . 14 NEWKIRK.. 6 CLEVLAND . . . 21 CRESENT . . . . 12 GARBER BLACKWELL . . 19 HOMINY SUMMARY Coach NORMAN VETTER Three of the most important games for the Tigers were: Clev- land vs. Newkirk, which was one of the finer games of the season, although we lost it - Blackwell vs. Newkirk, the Maroons were heavily favored, but the Tigers held them to a 19 to 14 score - and Tonkawa vs. Newkirk, a game in which the Tigers held State Champions Buccaneers to 14 points. NAME JACK LEVEN O. PAPPAN D. DORCHESTER V. CHAPMAN K. WEBER J. LENON M. HASSELBRING V. WEBER E. HUSTER S. CRAWFORD GEORGE SCHARMAKER K. LEWIS R. HORTON L. STALNAKER R. PURVIS K. HYND F. PAPPAN J. COPELIN M. LINES J. WALKER MR.VETTER N. MORRIS C. ENGELKING D. McCOMBS P. HILDEBRANT B. BRAUSER D. MEEKS W. LOCKE J. SHULTZ T. MOORE F. TRENARY J. COLEMAN W. ROZELL D. GOLAY B. PAPPAN B. SKAGGS B. BLISS R.TRENARY J. ROBINSON NO. POS. WT. STUDENT MANAGER 48 G 130 36 QB 145 31 G 150 39 QB 165 38 G 160 30 LHB 145 26 QB 145 40 G 160 42 LHB 165 STUDENT MANAGER 29 C 162 43 RHG 140 41 G 160 49 C 165 47 E 150 35 G 160 20 T 160 46 E 150 25 T 170 COACH 42 HB 140 50 T 170 44 E 150 24 FB 160 29 T 160 51 E 170 36 T 180 49 T 170 47 QB 110 41 HB 140 26 G 160 38 HB 130 39 G 130 34 RHB 145 20 HB 120 52 FB 150 40 G 130 43 E 137 Tigers Ernie Huster, Dick Meeks, Shelby Crawford, and Hud McCombs tackle a Blackwell Maroon. DICK MEEKS Football Captain Dick Meeks, Tiger left end, was one of the co-captains this year and was a very good one. He was a good pass receiver and one of the better defensive players. He was also the center on the basketball team. He also participated in track and baseball and was voted the best athlete of the year. SHELBY CRAWFORD Football Captain Shelby Crawford, the Tiger's left half back was a co-captain of the team this season. He was a good back and one of the fastest men on the team. He was one of the Tiger's chief touchdown makers. In addition to playing football, he participated in basketball, baseball, and track. BASKETBALL SNAPS Bouncing Baby Boy Weber and Cyrano Meeks. Name GEORGE SCHARMAKER PHILLIP HILDEBRANT JIMMY LENON KENNETH EISENHAUER BRADLEY BRAUSER DOUGLAS McCOMBS DICK MEEKS DON DORCHESTER MELVIN LINES KENNETH WEBER REX HORTON OTIS PAPPAN MR. NORMAN VETTER Position Height STUDENT MANAGER F 5 ft. 11 in. G 6 ft. C 6 ft. 2 in. C 6 ft. 2 in. F 6 ft. C 6 ft. 2 in. G 5 ft. 6 in. F 5 ft. 11 in. F 5 ft. 11 in. G 5 ft. 6 in. G 5 ft. 5 in. COACH SEASON RECORD WON 4 LOST 16 NEWKIRK . . 24 PAWNEE . . . . NEWKIRK . . 46 CLEVLAND.. . 74 NEWKIRK . . 28 GARBER . . . . NEWKIRK . . 40 DEWEY NEWKIRK . . 18 SHIDLER. . . . NEWKIRK . . 35 SHIDLER . . . . 61 NEWKIRK . . 24 BLACKWELL . . 41 NEWKIRK . . 34 SHIDLER . . . . 71 NEWKIRK . . 28 PAWNEE . . . . NEWKIRK . . 30 TONKAWA. . . . 32 NEWKIRK . . 38 TONKAWA . . . . 35 NEWKIRK . . 31 FAIRFAX . . . . 57 NEWKIRK . . 40 HOMINY ‘NEWKIRK . • HOMINY . . . . NEWKIRK . . 47 FAIRFAX. . . . NEWKIRK . . 49 GARBER. . . . NEWKIRK . . 52 GARBER . . . . NEWKIRK . . 30 CLEVELAND. . 66 NEWKIRK . . 51 LAMONT.... NEWKIRK . . 34 COVINGTON . . 37 Hominy forfeited the game. N.O.J.C. TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS Although without an impressive win-loss record, the Tigers made a good showing this season. Three of the most important games were: Tonkawa vs. Newkirk, in which the Tigers were behind at the half, but went on to win 38 to 35 — Garber vs. Newkirk, which was the first game of the NOJC tournament — and Lamont vs. Newkirk, the last game of the NOJC tournament, in which the Tigers pulverized the Lamont team. The annual went to press too early to include baseball and track, but the Tigers expect to actively participate in these two sports os well as basketball and football. NEWKIRK HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL SQUAD The line-up !! Watch the birdie !! KEN WEBER Basketball Captain Kenny Weber, basketball captain, has had a very successful season. He had a 15.7 points per game average which is very good. He had a total of 230 points for season. He was the quarterback on the football team and will pitch and play short- stop on the baseball team. Kenny is one of the finer athletes of the school. ) JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL SQUAD FIRST ROW: Craig Free, Ronnie Horton, Frank Swope, Harold Tally, Shannon Richards, Glen Powell, Raymond Blakey. SECOND ROW: Larry Glass, Jerry Eckler, Lonnie Glen, Michel McDowell, Jimmy Williams, John Hasselbring, Charles Gamsjager, Leslie Johns- ton. THIRD ROW: Tommy Moore, Norman Morris, Freddie Trenary, Johnny Coleman, John Shultz, and Mr. Norman Vetter, Coach. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL SQUAD FIRST ROW: Leslie Johnston, Francis Shaffer, Harold Tally, Frank Swope, Larry Glass, Mr. Norman Vetter. SECOND ROW: Freddie Trenary, Stephen Smith, Lonnie Glen, Barc- lay Sappington, and DeArmand Wiles. THE GIRLS IN THE FRONT ROW: TWIRLERS: NANCY JO HUENE, SONDRA KOLFKORN, JEANINE PROUTY, SHIRLEY GLASS, JO ANN HUTCHISON, AND JEAN MARIE HUENE. %5 HARDIN AND HIS FAVORITE INSTRUMENT BAND SCHEDULE: Nina Football Gamas Cherokee Strip Porade County Fair at Blockwall Arkalalo Parada Annual Christmas Concert Assembly Programs Newkirk Porades Band Carnival Pawnee Porade Contest District Contest at Tonka wo State Music Contest Guthrie 89’er Celebration Commencement NEWKIRK HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING BAND FIRST ROW: Curtis Hayes, Ellie Mrazek, Judy Chappell, Nancy Rhynard, Froma Johnson, JoAnn Hutchison, Nancy Gams- jager, Susie V'allcer, Angela Dkcker, Sondra Klofkorn, Nancy Jo Huenc, and Karen Adams. SECOND ROW: Andy Leven, Dennis Foxworthy, Harold Bow- man, Sylvia Lavers, Barbara Davisson, JoAnn McClung, Gordon Rule, Jeanine Prouty, Shirley Glass, Ruth Ann Worth- ington, Ruth Larssen, Janet Jenkins, Gail Aupperle, Patsy Horton, Jeon Marie Huene, Geraldine White, and Marcelle Perez. THIRD ROW: Jerry Sutherland, Ann MacDonald, Pat Lucksted, Temple Sargent, Helen Brooke, Danalee Rowell, Jerry Stover, Shirley Rouse, Bobby Cofee, Joan Wanko, Wayne Walker, Victor Andrews, Bobby Robinson, Francis Shaffer, George Mrazek, Bobby Hoffman, Gary Mounce, Larry Bush, Roger En- ninga, Ross Kail, Larry Widener, Earnest Bliss, and Craig Hayes. FOURTH ROW: Tom Hardin, Director, Robert Ramsey, Larry Hardesty, Ronnie Rouse, Raymond Ramsey, Don Tousley, Kenneth Johns- ton, Richard Davisson, and Dee Leven. NEWKIRK HIGH SCHOOL CONCERT BAND J'homa j 1am Band Qucm BEST DANCER Shelby Crawford MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Karen Adams BEST ATHLETE Kenny Weber BEST ALL AROUND BEST NATURED MOST POLITE Eldon Fitch HANDSOMEST Ernest Huster BIGGEST FLIRT BEST DANCER K xolyn Hancock BEST ALL AROUND BEST NATURED MOST POLITE PEPPIEST CUTEST Jerry Stover WHO'S WHO?? MOST BEAUTIFUL Jeon Marie Huene BEST ATHLETE Barbara Weber CUTEST irley Glass WITTIEST BIGGEST FLIRT Dick Meeks MOST BRILLIANT Ellie Mrazek MOST BRILLIANT MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Don Dorchester PEPPIEST Jack Leven WITTIEST LaVonne Lockwood Marcia Glass IN NEWKIRK HIGH SCHOOL ELL LEADERS These girls led the cheering sections at basketball games, football games, and pep rallies: Nancy Gamsioger, Karolyn Hancock, Marcia Glass, Shirley Glass, and LaVonne Lockwood. THOSE GIRLS in the gold sweaters and blue skirts are the pep and spirit behind the team. Although a fairly MEMBERS FIRST ROW: Karen Adams, JoAnn Hutchison, Charlene Walter, Erlene Kirkbride, Betty Mounce, Helen Fadley, Beverley Bain, Jeanine Prouty, Claudine Voegele, and Carolyn Cline. SECOND ROW: Ann Moore. Joan McCiung, Marianne Waltimyer, Judy Chappell, Joyce Morris, Carol Baker, Julio Pulliam, Gladys Bruce, Barbara Jameson, Charlotte Pappon, Ruth Ann Worthington, Frankie Eastin, and Helen Skoggs. THIRD ROW: Nadine Mooreheod, Nancy Huene, Opal Lindsay, Sondra Klofkorn, Marcelle Perez, Nancy Rhynard, Shirley Graham, El lie Mrazek, Nodine Goiay, Jeon Marie Huene, Karen Koma, Pat Luck steod, Ann McDonald, Betty Sherrill, and Temple Sergeont. FOURTH ROW: Joan Wanko, Loretta Hanz, Melissa Lute, Gail Aupperle, Barbara Weber, Vitora Koenke, Geraldine White, Mavis Irvin, Shirley Rouse. FIFTH ROW: Janet Jenkins, Fay Locke, Janice Breed love, Patsy Horton, Kay Endicott, Fromo Johnson, Sylvia Lavers, Helen Wanko, Mrs. Tschann, Sponsor. SIXTH ROW: Pauline Conrad, Arlene Wather, Helen Brook, Mr. Rezabek, Sponsor, Angela Decker, Juanita Engle, Joan Hess, Katy Hamond, and Borbora Davisson. new organization, two years old, they have mode real progress in their organization. One of the main events of the year is the annual Pep Club Banquet given for the Athletic Boys. .xi • . The F.H.A. organization is made up of all the gids who have taken Home Economics. Their meetings, during which they have special programs, are held twice a month. Mrs. Cowles is the sponsor. Fu- ture Homemakers of Amer- ica - Toward New Horizons! FIRST ROW: Norine Fadely, Opal Lindsay, LaVarna Rollins, Helen Fadely, Betty Mounce, Loretta Hants, Mcrianne Woltimyer, Charlene Walter, Nadine Golay, Wuanita Engle, Mary Lou Greenwood, Twyla Littou, Frankie Eastin, Helen Skaggs, Claudine Voegele, Carolyn Cline. SECOND ROW: Martha Robinson, Janice Breedlove, Earline Kirkbride, Glenda Goad, Kay Endicott, Gladys Bruce, Ramona Sands, Kathryn Belair, Betty Bacher, Shirley Shieber, Susie Walker, Faye Locke, Julia Pulliom, Karolyn Hancock, Geraldine White, Sylvia Lavers. THIRD ROW: Pot Lucksted, Ruth Larssen, Anglea Decker, Carolyn Stalnaker, Betty Sherrill, Nadine Moorhead, Shirley Bruce, Cather- ine Horinek, Helen Brooke, Betty Hynd, Mary Hynd, Arlene Wather, Joyce Morris, JoAnn Hutchison, Mrs. Cowles. FOURTH ROW: Patsy Horton, Janice Moore, Ann Moore, Dorothy Browner, Sondra Klofkom, Helen Wonko, Shirley Graham, Ruth Ann Worthington, Charlotte Pappan, Ellie Mrazek, Jean Huene, Marcelle Peres, Shirley Glass, Morvo Walker, Melissa Lute, Marlene Plumer, Ann MacDonald, Shirley Blakey, JoAnn McClung, Beverly Bain, Janet Jenkins, Jeanine Prouty, La Vonne Lockwood, Gail Aupperle, Wanda Goddard, Bonnie Lewis, Carrol Baker, Mavis Irvin, Karen Komma, Kotie Homand, Barbara Dovisson, Mary Littou, Mary Ellen Gehlert, Nancy Rhynord, Fromo Johnson, Anna Marie Backhaus, Pauline Conrad, Joan Hess, Nancy Huene, Charlene Blakey, Donna Poppon. F. F.A. Stands for Future Farmers of America. Our Chapter is mode up of those boys who are taking or have taken Vocational Agricul- ture. Mr. Widener sponsors the gmup. FIRST ROW: Lynn Scott, Don Fitch, Andy Leven, Eldon Fitch, Billy Haworth, Kenneth Eisenhauer, Walter Kail, Jerry Cathcart. SECOND ROW: Mr. Widener, Wayne Rosell, Larry Hardesty, Bill Heath, Robert Ramsey, Jimmy Voegele, Jack Patterson, Buster Whiting, Bobby Coffee, Richord Rouse, Ronnie Sebor. THIRD ROW: Don Dunn, Barclay Sonpington, Ross Kail, Rusty Huster, Michel Dunn, Benny Skaggs, Ronnie Trenory, Warren Wing, Charles Morain. FOURTH ROW: John Gomsjoger, Freddie Trenory, John Schults, Lorry Olsen. FIFTH ROW: Dee Leven, Roger Enninga, Billy Wilson, Ernest Huster, Raymond Schmidt, Stephen Smith, Joe Shieber, J. B. Ramsey, Donald Voegele. PLAY CAST FIRST ROW: Mr. Marcum — director, Nancy Gamsjager - Daphne, Joan McClung - Mrs. Nelson, Jeonine Prouty - Celeste, Claudine Voegele - Nino, Shirley Gloss - Madeline, Nancy Rhynord Grondma, and Mavis Irvin - Frankie. SECOND ROW: Ronnie Trenary - doctor, Andy Leven - Claude, Donald Fitch- Mr. Nelson, Melvin Lines - Mr. Quigley, Lyle Howorth - workman, Ernie Bliss - Mr. Shuster, Jerry Stover — Hercules, and Jack Leven - Wilbur. PLAY STAFF FIRST ROW: Billy Heath, Devon Golay, Jerold Jenkins, Merlin Hosselbring, Donald Tally, and Mitchell Dunn. SECOND ROW: Romona Sands, Carrpl Baker, Morva Walker, Marlene Plumer - Student Director. Anna Marie Backhaus, Mary Ellen Gehlert, Marcelee Perez, Julia Pulliam, Opal Lindsay, ond Nancy Jo Huene. THIRD ROW: Curtis Hayes, Keith Lewis, Mike McIntyre, Kenneth Hynd, Lyle Howarth, Kenneth Eisenhauer, Bradley Brauser, Jimmy Lenon, Warren Wing and Sammy Kinkaid. FOURTH ROW: Wayne Rozell, Laurence Stalnaker, Raymond Ramsey, Bill Wilson, Vernon Huster, Walter Kahle, ond Victor Chapman. FIRST ROW: Bill Bliss, Bruce Pappan, John Copelin, Joe Walker, Dick Meeks, Kenneth Johnstone, and Ernest Huster. SECOND ROW: Don Keen, Raymond Schmidt, Lynn Scott, Rex Horton, Corky Preston, PLA STAFF Freddie Pappan, Kenny Weber, George Scharmacher, Douglas McCombs, Charles Engelking, and Richard Purvis. THIRD ROW: Dorothy Browner, Barbara Jameson, Glenda Goad, Frankie Eastin, Joyce Morris, Geraldine White, Betty Bacher, Jean Marie Huene, Katie Hamand, Vitora Koenke, Charlotte Pappan, Helen Skaggs, LaVerna Rollins, Ruth Ann Worthington, Betty Jean Mounce, and Mrs. Tschann, Director. FIRST ROW: Don Dorchester-Randolph Foster, Dee Leven-Mr. Martindale, Eldon Fitch-Mr. Foster, J. B. PLAY CAST Ramsey-Oogie Pringle, Billy Haworth-Rex O’Conner. SECOND ROW: JoAnn Hutchison-Mrs. Shlutzham- mer, Karen Adams-Judy Foster, LaVonne Lockwood-Mrs. Foster, Shirley Graham-Hannah, Ellie Mrazek- Mitzi Hoffman, Helen Fadely-Eloise Hotchkiss, and Darlene Schmitt-Mrs. Hotchkiss. THIRD ROW: Marcia Glass-Barbara Winsocket. Mrs. Tschann-Director, and Karolyn Hancock-Susie O’Conner. X HONOR SOCIETY FIRST ROW: Elmer Cummings, Gordon Rule, Gory Mounce, Victor Chapman, Stephen Smith, Melvin Lines, Eldon Fitch, and Don Dorchester. SECOND ROW: Marva Walker, Ruth Ann Worthington, Shirley Rouse, Joan Wanko, Mary Ellen Gehlert, Pauline Conrad, Ellie Mrazek, and Judy Chappell. THIRD ROW: Karen Adams, Temple Sargent, Gail Aupperle, Helen Brooke, Nancy Gamsjager, and Loretta Hantz. LIBRARIANS FIRST ROW: Shirley Graham, Betty Bacher, Opal Lindsay, Julia Pulliam, Carrol Baker, Ann Moore, JoAnn McClung, and Helen Fadely. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Tschann, Sponsor, Beverly Bain, Jeon Marie Huene, Charlotte Pappan, Betty Jean Mounce, Ellie Mrazek, and LaVema Rollins. FIRST ROW: Donna Perez, Janice Breedlove, Donna Young, Pat Barger, Nadine Goloy, Barbara Sands, Sonya Ames. SECOND ROW: Danalee Rowel, Martha Robinson, Opal Lindsay, Loretta Hantz, Betty Sherrill, Shirley Kaylor, Shirley Kirkendall. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Widener, Melissa Lute, Pauline Conrad, Shirley Shieber, Arlene Wathor, Faye Locke, and Elaine Horn. 4-H CLUB FIRST ROW: Gordon Rule, Buster Whiting, Helen Wanko, Nadine Moorhead, Janice Breedlove, Craig Free, and Larry Hardesty. SECOND ROW: Richard Purvis, Bruce Pappan, Donald Hatton, Francis Swope, and Otis Pappan. THIRD ROW: Ernest Bliss, Wayne Walker, Bradley Brauser, Jerry Sutherland, and John Copelin. CALENDAR OF EVENTS OF THE SCHOOL YEAR 7952-7953 SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER 2 School Begins. 5 Pep Club Slumber ? Party. 11 Band Plays at Kay County Free Fair. 12 Football Game with Dewey, There. 15 Tigerette Pledging Begins. 19 Football Game with Pawnee, There. 26 Homecoming Football Game with Shidler, Homecoming Dance. 29 Band Plays at Lions Bar-B-Cu. 2 Band Plays at Grade School Carnival. 3 Teachers' Meeting! 1! Football Game with Fairfax, Here. 6 F.H. A. Pledging Begins. 9 Senior Class Jitney Supper. 10 Football Game with Tonkawa, Here. Pep Club Dance. 16 F.H. A Initiation and Installation. 17 Football Game with Crescent, There. 23 Senior Class Jitney Supper. 24 Football Gome with Cleveland, There. 25 Band to Norman. 28 First Tiger Tattler Issued! 29 End of Nine Weeks. 30 Out for Teachers's Meeting! ! ! 31 Halloween. Band to Arkalala Parade. Garber Football Game, There. 3 Assembly; Film on Korea. 7 Assembly; Talent Show; Pep Rally; Football Game with Blackwell, Here. 11 Assembly; Tonkawa 14 Football Game with Hominv, Here. 26 Out of School, Thanks to Weather- man. 27 Thanksgiving 28 Holiday 2 Basketball Season opens with Pawnee Game. 3 Teachers' meeting--School Out! 5 Senior Play 6 A Date With Judy 8 Garber Basketball Game. 10 Shidler Basketball Game. 11 Christmas Band Concert. 12 Blackwell Basketball Game. 17 Pawnee Basketball Game. 18 Tonkawa Basketball Game. Engelk- ing-Crawford Wreck. 23 Christmas Assembly Christmas Dance Christmas Vacation !! ! 25 Christmas 31 New Years Eve JANUARY 1 New Years 2 Hominy Basketball Game. 5 Vacation Ends..... 6 Fairfax Basketball Game. 9 Tonkawa Basketball Tournament. 10 (We won) 13 Cleveland Basketball Game. 15 Blue Monday - also Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday— Semester exams.....! ! 16 Meeks breaks ankle- 19 Dewey Basketball Game. 20 Presidential Inauguration. 22 Cleveland Basketball Game. Exchange assembly with Garber. 27 Shidler Basketball Game. 30 Tonkawa Basketball Game. FEBRUARY 2 Hominy Forfeited Basketball Game. 9 Fairfax Basketball Game. 10 Blackwell Assembly. 13 Garber Basketball Game. 17 Garber Assembly. 18 Cleveland Basketball Game. 20 Billings District Basketball Tour- nament. 23 Pep Club-Parents Athletic Banquet. 24 F. F. A. Assembly. MARCH 5 F. H. A. Assembly. 6 Band Carnival. 12 Junior Play 13 Finders Creepers 17 F.H.A. Jitney Supper. 19 Paper Staff Sock Hop 23 Junior Livestock 27 Show 27 Chuck Wagon Feed. 28 Pawnee Parade (Band) F.H. A. State Convention. APRIL 1 0. C. W. Assembly. 2 Ea ster Hoi iday 3 School Out 6 Shidler Baseball Game. 8 Band Assembly. 9 Tonkawa Music 10 Contest 17 Senior Day at A. M. 23 Assembly from A. M. 24 All School Play. 27 F.H. A. - F. F. A. Skating Party. 28 Shidler Baseball Game. 29 Freshman Assembly 30 State Instrumental Music Contest. MAY 5 Central State College assembly. 6 Tri-State 7 Music 8 Festival 9 Jr. - Sr. Prom. 11-16 Senior Trip to Rockaway Beach. 17 Baccalaureate 19 Faculty Party 23 Commencement — School out!! GRADC SCHOOL GRADE SCHOOL BAND FIRST ROW: Lorry Hess, John Stuemky, Jerry Young, Bobby Holland, Johnny Butler, Lynda Fulton, Mary Carol Burns, Sara Glass, Mary Lines, Loretta Cole, Maria Read, Janell Welch, Jessie Hamand. SECOND ROW: Mr. Hardin, director, David Gamsjoger, Edward Howarth, Freddie Colbert, Joe Hager, Chorles Johnstone, Dean Ellen Worthington, Kathy Dowler, Delores Miller, Donna Locke, Bruce Eastin, Gory Forbeck, Jimmy McClung, Roy Coleman, Jr., Mr. Shideler, Principal. THIRD ROW: Dana Stahl, Rosetta Low, Bonnie Martin, Jana Johnson, David Luckstead, Danny Carver, Ronnie Eckler, Bennie Cole. Ralph Testerman, Johnny Melion, Wilbur Kirkbride, George Sherrill, David Rollins, Ruby Olenick, Charlene Horton. FOURTH ROW: Mary Glen Year, Jean Costello, Eddie Coleman, Joyce Widener, Myra Randol, Sylvia Goff, Ronnie Forbeck, Marvin Robinson, Ernest Tousley, Walter ohafer, Jerry Williams, Marvin Champlin, Jerry Eastin. SEVENTH ROW ONE: Lorry Joe Hager, Donna Locke, Jim Schieber, Bobby Holland, Vera Goodno, Janell Welch, Suzanne McClung. ROW TWO: Patsy Hasselbring, Larry Joe Pierce, Larry Hess, Everett Daniels, Nancy Goodno, Billy Hatton, Carolyn Goodard. ROW THREE: Alford Horton, Polly iw!?D M-0r,° i °Vii-C iJerTT ,L,ttou' Joh? Ra ®y� Mary Carol Bums. ROW FOUR: David Rollins, Jerry Will 10ms, Charles Johnstone, Ralph Testerman, Don Rozey, Delores Miller, wa t«myer. ROW FIVE: Linda Fulton, Eddie Colemcn, Walter Shaffer, Danny Carver, Mr. Shidler, Dean Ellen Worthington Duano Hancock. ROW SIX: Lorretta Cole, Sue MacDonald, Sr r0®,' Erma Rose Sutherland, Raymond Freak, Willetta Lines, Harold Wilson. ROW SEVEN: Catherine Hynd, Johnny Butler, Johnny Milton, Eorl Preston, Wilbur Kirkbride, Erma GRADl SIXTH ROW ONE: Mrs. Regnier, Soro Gloss, Edword Howorth, Judy Moore, John Luclcsted, ond David Gomsjager. ROW TWO: John Stuemky, Bob Sothedand, Pegger Barger, Mary Lines, Beverly Boyer, ond Linda Rozell. ROW THREE: George Sherrill, Ruby Olineck, Michoel Kennedy, Sharon Stalnaker, Marvin Robinson, Janice Gray. ROW FOUR: Delores Belair, Harry Young, Hean Richards, Alex Sellers, Jo Ann White, and Darlene Richards. ROW FIVE: Jerry Eastin, Gloria Ames, Bonnie Hess, Jessie Hamand, Nancy Duback, Augusta Goad, and Ernie Tously. ROW SIX: Syliva Hornard, Charlene Horton, J. E. Mefford, Darlene Engle, Freddie Colbert, Lorraine Hummingbird, Edward Broyles. GRADE FIFTH GRADF ROW ONE: Mrs. Stover, Patsy Williams, Raymond Baker, Bennie Cole, Marvin Champlin, and Sharon Engelking. ROW TWO: Ronnie Eckler, Jana Johnson, Cary Forbeck, Jimmy McClung, Bonnie Martin, Robert Randol, Marva Jo Perez. ROW THREE: Joyce Widener, Larry McCombs, Chester Jordan, Sylvia Goff, Bobby R igdon, Michel Lake, Bruce Purser. ROW FOUR: Bobby Swope, Lorry Schieber, Edna Hobbs, Jerry Hatton, Myra Randol, Maryann Rouse, and Gracie Seilers. ROW FIVE: Roy Coleman, Linda Sitterly, Reginald Hatton, Helen Hasselbring, Doretta Johnston, Margaret Holland, and Larry Teterman. ROW ONE: Mr . Kitchell, Elmer Larisen, Jean Ann Costello, Tommy Moore, Barbara Hummingbird, Oonold Flesher, Barbara Kaylor. ROW TWO: Ronold Forbeck, Dorothy Flesher, Gerry Miller, Mary Glen Yeary, Russell Shupe , Linda Spurgeon, James Horton. ROW THREE: Mary Friend, Charles Sutherland, Delores Cassie, Joe Pepto, Dana Stahl, Dennis Ames, Virginia Hynd. ROW FOUR: Danny Hosselbring, Janice Blakey, Ronald Swope, Sharon Flood, John B. Matney, Mary Haworth, Carl Broyler. ROW FIVE: Rosetto Law, David Dowler, Kay Ross, Billy Perkins, Shirley Bacher, Bruce Eastm, Lindo Vetter. ROW SIX: Gene Schieber, Susan Free, Benny Robinson, Florence Friend, Karen Hatton, David Luckstead, Mary Deman. ROW SEVEN: Don Wood, Beverly Tousley, Johnnie Stout. THIRD ROW ONE: Mrs. Bush, Garold Donmals, Linda Maddox, Louis Riggs, Lyn Kennedy, and Larry Fulton. ROW TWO: Peggy Rondo I, Dole Eckler, Mary Miller, Johnny Bums, Betty Williams, Kenneth Locke, ond Helen Johnstone. ROW THREE: Billy Merhoff, Carolyn Lemanster, Kenneth Engelking, Carolyn Coleman, Charlotte Mortin, Richard Eisenhour, ond Sayra Andrews. ROW FOUR: Myro Walker, Harold Schuspsle, Donna Hudelson, Bobby Johnstone, Karen Sutherland, Stephen Richards, and Keith Wilson. ROW FIVE: Owen Rollins, Syliva Needhom, Robert Stemky, Karen Bush, Phillip Bowman, Linda Moddox and Olin Horn. ROW SIX: Ruth Nichols, Linda Mefford, Janice Boyer, Billy Barger, David Homord, Mozell Rozell, and Dickie ShoHer. GRADE ROW ONE: Mr . Brown, Donald Lone, Condro Wood, John Blakey, Martha Friend, and Andy Eastin. ROW TWO: Carolyn Wilson, Jim Goad, Donna Bums, Lorry Engle, Linda Kirkendoll, and Lee Shanks. ROW THREE: Harold Kirkendoll, Barbara Ditmore, Joe Balkey, Ronnie Young, Marianne Rogers, Donald Larkin, and Shirley Riggs. ROW FOUR: Pot Stolnaker, Preston McCornnel, Jone Hudson, Janice Bruce, Ikey Mc- Combs, Jane Allen, ond Jr. Wolker. ROW FIVE: Tommie Donielf, Mildred Ames, Richard Birdsong, Nancy Vetter, Aaron Sutherson, Linda Johnstone, and Barbaro Mann. ROW SIX: Judith Hynd, John Sitterly, Shirley Cassie, Eddie Tull, Richard Testerman, Kenneth Robinson, and Roger Purser. ROW ONE- Mrs. Arnett, Donnie Bockhous, Mory Free, Roberto Lines, Dorlene Lestermon and Mrs. Jones. ROW TWO: Judith Larkin, Dennis Homlin, Jeonne Moore, Jonny Boyer, Linda Koylor,.Ronnie Mapel, and Karen Hess. ROW THREE: Corel Roxell, Kerry Ames, Vivvo Kirkendoll, Janice Goodno, John O'dell, Adrial Jones, and Kerry Perkins. ROW FOUR: Herbie Jimerson, Donno Rollins, Jack Hatton, Bonnie Wilson, Alfred Schieber, Karen Dowler, Ronnie Good. ROW FIVE: Earlene Hobbs, Lorry Heath, Stephen Allen, Loretto Schieber, Marvin Shupe, Mary Andrews, ond Jim Randol. ROW SIX: Lorry Freek, Viola Bowles, Pomelo Stahl, Lyn Holland, Bonnie Toulsey, Judy Horton, and Corolyn Smith. SECURITY ABSTRACT CO. NEWKIRK, OKLAHOMA P.O. BOX 396 TELEPHONE 75 ABSTRACTS OF TITLE and TITLE INSURANCE Prompt — Accurate — Dependable Put SECURITY Behind Your Title Fred C. Groshong, Sec. Gordon C. Rupe. Ass't Sec. BRIGHT'S HATCHERY and FEEDS Baby Chicks and Started Chicks Naturich and Superior Feeds Arkansas City, Kansas Phone 360 Cardinal Jewelry Gifts Next to Poncan Theater Distinctive Gifts — Reasonably Priced Ponca City Oklahoma CONGRATULATIONS Ruth's Dress Shop 100 South Summit Arkansas City Phone 106 Congratulations Seniors from the Oklahoma Tire Supply John and Roy Steumky Gamsjager Dairy Highway 77 Phone 558 Newkirk, Oklahoma CRAGIN - FIELDS Good Sporting Goods 118 East Grand Ave. Ponca City Oklahoma SMART STYLES for SMART WOMEN OPAL'S SHOPPE Newkirk Oklahoma SHUTLER'S MARKETS FRESH FRUITS VEGETABLES AND GROCERIES Quality Tells and Price Sells South Store 1209 So. Summit Phone 385 North Store 726 N. Summit Phone 403 Congratulations Seniors Hill-Stahl Funeral Service from Bill and Evelyn Stahl Kirkendall Welding 128 North Maple 200 South Main Newkirk Oklahoma Phone 226 Newkirk Oklahoma CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS NEWKIRK LIONS CLUB PHONE 422 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS HOUSER HARDWARE Hardware, Appliances and Plumbing NEWKIRK, OKLA. CONGRATULATIONS from • ANDREWS SUNDRIES HILL BUICK-PONTIAC CO. Congratulations Seniors ABBOTT'S Sales and Service Newkirk, Oklahoma 101 South A Phone 97 Congratulations from Arkansas City, Kansas 0. K. THEATER Shop at Home Build Our Town! ARK FURNITURE CO. R. G. Style Shoppe Furniture — Linoleum — Rugs Jack's Service Station Free Delivery — Laying Service Arkansas City, Kansas Wholesale and Retail 101 Elm Phone 452 Newkirk, Oklahoma 205 W. 5th Ave. Phone 2890 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS ALBRIGHT TITLE TRUST Newkirk, Oklahoma CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS from PAT MURPHY BUICK PHONE 3366 PONCA CITY H. D. HEATH 120 South Main Hardware Appliances Phone 72 Newkirk OkEEFEgMeRRITT 00 OWEN'S FURNITURE APPLIANCE 122 S. Summit Arkansas City, Kansas Mr. and Mrs. Earl Owens CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS KENNEDY BAKERY The Place for Tasty Treats Newkirk, Oklahoma Telephone 4243 Frank McClung PONCA CLEANERS It Pays to Look Your Best 122 South Third Ponca City, Okla. GIB'S Texaco Service Telephone 65 77 Ranch Motel Telephone 394 Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Rettig Newkirk, Oklahoma 120 N. Main Phone 13 In Blackwell It's Bryant Hardware Co. LOCKES Yes, We Have It FOR FROCKS Arkansas City, Kansas SHOES and ACCESSORIES CONGRATULATIONS SUTTON'S PONCA CITY OKLAHOMA Your LINCOLN MERCURY Dealer EASTMAN NATIONAL BANK NEWKIRK, OKLAHOMA The Oldest Bank in Kay County 1893 FDIC 1952 Mrs. Chester Nelson General Insurance JRlSi P.O. Box 52 Newkirk Oklahoma Best of Luck Seniors Elmer Brown Jay Bowman Distributor Service Station NEWKIRK VARIETY Bessie Livergood Your Mileage Merchant CITY CLEANERS Heartiest Congratulations 1953 SENIORS 110 West 7th Phone 90 Newkirk Oklahoma Walker-Love Beauty Shop George Inez Meffords O. K. Drive Inn Meals — Sandwiches — Beer Phone 591 Highway 77 Newkirk, Okla. A. L. SHORT MOTOR CO. Your Friendly Ford Dealer Ford Sales and Service You Can Pay More But You Can't Buy Better 400 North Summit Arkansas City, Kansas PHILLIP'S Jewelers 218 S. Summit Phone 832 Arkansas City, Kans. JOHNSON'S OK Rubber Welders Truck Tire Recapping Phone 2645 Arkansas City, Kansas Robertson Implement Co. Allis-Chalmers Farm Equipment Bridges Style Shop Phone 744 515 S. Summit Arkansas City, Kansas LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR AND ACCESSORIES C 1at 310 S. Summit Harry's Cafe Arkansas City, Kansas Newkirk, Okla. Hunt's Department Store Fitch's Music Store Kay County's Largest Since 1878 The Store for all the Family Television — Pianos — Radios Blackwell Oklahoma Records and Sheet Music The Finest in Band Instruments Red Gaston Plumbing 325 South Summit Phone 96 Phone 190 or 263 Arkansas City Newkirk, Oklahoma Z ) CHAMPLAIN'S bbiL Phone 281 Newkirk, Oklahoma Congratulations Seniors CONGRATULATIONS from RALPH'S GROCERY NEWKIRK HIGH STUDENTS and MARKET Klofkorn's Furniture Phone 300 Newkirk Congratulations Seniors Class of 1953 CHAS. LANE OIL CO. PHONE 424 NEWKIRK A...V ”™' i , II ilaiib J§|| T i t (% ii if 1 annnnTW ———— ttn fitm i t ft WP 1 BUILDING mmmmmmmmrnmmm m—m DROP IN AT THE COFFEE POT FOR GOOD FOOD Highway 77 Newkirk ESTES FURNITURE CO. A Complete Line of House Furnishings Phone 293 220 W. Blackwell Blackwell, Oklahoma CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1953 NEWMAN'S Arkansas City, Kansas Quality First — Since 1871 CONGRATULATIONS Farewell Seniors— We have enjoyed your school years with you and are sorry that you must leave. May good fortune, health and happiness be with you as you travel the road of life, are the wishes of your friends. KELLEY-GRAY Men's Wear Arrow Shirts — Stetson Hats Hart Schaffner Marx Suits Arkansas City, Kansas Congratulations Seniors The Wiles Rexall Drug Store Newkirk, Oklahoma KAY ELECTRIC CO-OP Blackwell, Oklahoma O. J. Sherbon Motor Co. Telephone 316 112 South First St. Arkansas City, Kansas Bradford Juvenile Furniture and Upholstering Blackwell, Okla. 206 N. Main Phone 963 BOWKER'S BODY SHOP Spot or Complete Painting 206 South A Street Phone 2863 Arkansas City, Kansas KAYLOR AND SON LUMBER — BUILDING MATERIAL Newkirk, Okla — Phone 30 Congratulations to our School and to the Seniors of '53 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS NEWKIRK SALES COMMISSION Allen Wilson, Owner Phone 11 City Shoe Repair Joe and Bonnie Newkirk CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Congratulations Seniors Walker's Service Station Phone 83 Newkirk MARVIN WALKER NEWKIRK Farm Loans Phone 487 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF '53 DALE'S CASH FOODLAND Phone 37 Newkirk COMPLIMENTS OF Hudgins, Thompson, Ball and Associates Architect - Engineer Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Newkirk Kildare FARMER'S CO-OPERATIVE ELEVATOR and SUPPLY CO CONGRATULATIONS OLSEN BUTLER Newkirk, Oklahoma Congratulations Seniors Morton's State Line KAY COUNTY GAS — RESTAURANT Federal Savings Loan Ass'n GROCERIES — TOBCCO Phone 8 24 Hour Service — Highway 77 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS KAY IMPLEMENT CO. Mr. and Mrs. Lucksted TRADE WITH THE BOTS GkiwPoftU aScru FURNITURE APPLIANCES DRAPERIES AMD CARPETS 216-218 East Grand Phone 3303 Ponca City, Oklahoma CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS 316 East Grand Ave. PONCA CITY OKLAHOMA ROYAL TYPEWRITERS Special Student Rates CENTRAL TYPEWRITER CO. 114 S. 3rd Phone 4242 Ponca City, Oklahoma AL LEWIS MEAT MARKET QUALITY MEATS Newkirk Oklahoma Arkansas City, Kansas Pay Cash LITWIN'S Pay Less Everything to Wear Percy Simpson, Mgr. 307 S. Summit Arkansas City SHAW MOTOR CO. Studebaker Sales and Service 513 South Summit Phone 332 Arkansas City, Kansas NEWKIRK FOOD LOCKER 123 N. Main Phone 69 Congratulations Seniors Headquarters for Flatlux — B.P.S. Best Paint Sold — Gifts Wallpaper. Art and Handcraft Supplies House of Plastics and Paints Phone 1980 112 W. 5th Ave. Arkansas City, Kansas •yewi YEARBOOK Lithographed by... SEMCO COLOR PRESS FINE C0LLE6E AND HI6HSCH00L ANNUALS B. L. SfMTNER 129 N.W. 3rd ST. OKLAHOMA CITY CONGRATULATIONS Newkirk High Students ADAMS DRUG STORE Lenker Drug Co. Blackwell, Oklahoma Hall's Blackwell, Oklahoma Ace Laundry and Cleaners Blackwell, Oklahoma Ritchie's Shoe Store Blackwell, Oklahoma Boghy-Sjoberg Motor Co. Blackwell, Oklahoma Feys Market Blackwell, Oklahoma Kasl Drug Blackwell, Oklahoma Howards Cleaner's Blackwell, Oklahoma Smitty's Ponca City, Oklahoma Cornish Studio Arkansas City, Kansas E. C. Dye Drug Store Arkansas City, Kansas Peddicord Jewelry Blackwell, Oklahoma Star Lunch Arkansas City, Kansas West-Dyers Blackwell, Oklahoma North Motor Company Blackwell, Oklahoma Best of Wishes and May Everyone's Dreams Come True To Serve You THE BEST IN FOOD Your Satisfaction is our Business And We Sincerely Thank You for It. A ft v cvr