Norman High School - Trail Yearbook (Norman, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1959 volume:

SPECIAL YEAR . THE TRAIL NINETEEN FIFTY-NINE VOLUME FIFTY-THREE NORMAN HIGH SCHOOL NORMAN, OKLAHOMA !- ?nb A Very S p TllMRIMRin . . . In time, every person turns and looks back, perhaps to his early child- hood, his college years, but most fre- quently to the few years he spent in high school. The mingled emotions and memories of carefree laughter, the joy of success, the brightness of tears, ORGANIZATIONS ... 54 HONORS ... 98 the hope, fear, pride, and excitement of living, flood back. One sensation, greater than all the rest, shines like a bright star in a velvety sky—that of a special time, a special place, a special thing that brightens into something far greater—a very special year. -f THE THEME The creation of a memory is fashioned by many hands. The memory of the year 1958-1959 has been built by an abundance of special events. The cries of victory echo as the Norman football team placed second in the Boomer conference. The basketball team remaining undefeated in conference play, went on to win the state championship. A burst of spirit was shown in en- thusiastic support of each class Trail queen candidate and Juniors determined to have the best prom. A proud band attended the Orange Bowl. The Seniors filled their time with the excitement that only the last year can bring. The memories of this year keep their freshness just a moment longer and a shade brighter in a record of A VERY SPECIAL YEAR. -MARILYN MORRISON The 1959 Trail Editor, Marilyn Morrison MISS FLORENCE PEVEHOUSE Dedication it As we finish the last chapters of a year, we pause to think of a very special person, a person whose qualities have given her the love and honor of Norman High. As a teacher, she is an inspiration. Her efforts have brought scholarship and have kindled the excitement of learning. As a leader, she is an ideal. Under her care has grown the largest organization in our school and within it glows the spirit she has given meaning to. As a person, she is a symbol, a symbol of unselfish generosity to people. Without reserve she has given her all to Norman High. And so with love and pride, we salute and dedicate this 1959 Trail to Miss Florence Pevehousc. , % ■fr [7] CLASSES Staff Works Hard Mr. B. Roy Daniel Principal Behind the face of a school there arc many intricate jobs carried on by a hard-working group, commonly called the office staff. The staff is headed by our principal, Air. B. Roy Daniel. His constant work has made Norman High School one of the outstanding schools in the country. It is known far and wide for its scholarship and activities. Norman High is proud of its principal and the work he has done. Mr. Daniel is assisted by Mr. Ansel Young who is the vice prin- cipal. Mr. Ansel Young Vice Principal NHS office staff from left to right: Mrs. Rctha Phillips, .Mrs. Mary Beth I lardy and Mrs. Agnes MeDade. [10] Members of the Board of Education arc, left to right: Mrs. S. B. Spradlin, clerk; Mr. O. T. McCall; Dr. Curtis Bern,’; Mr. O. L. Harris; Mr. E. F. McComb, president; and Mr. J. C. Mayfield. Board Solves Problems The many problems of the active schools of Nor- man arc solved by a group of men and women who form the School Board. With the addition of a new junior high and several grade schools, the fine work of the School Board is shown. They have combined the support of the Norman townspeople with an out- standing teaching staff to give their town one of the best educational programs in the country. The full future of the young • people of Norman may be credited to the work of the School Board. Mr. J. Don Garrison Superintendent [11] Mr. Hcrshcl Antwinc Distributive F.ducarion Mrs. Bernice Armstrong Nurse .Mrs. D. L. Barnes Journalism Mr. Richard Bell Mrs. Virginia Bell Mathematics Languages Mr. Everett Bobbitt Mathematics Mrs. Ehrlich looks on in amazement as “mad” scientist Gayle Wclchcr disects the adenoids of a tsetse fly. Mrs. Loise Brandt Science No Bertie, the abscissa is not tooth decay. patiently explains Miss Sugden Teachers Fill Important Part There is nothing more important than a teacher. He has the power to fill leisure hours of perhaps one hundred students. He may give grey hairs and shadowed eyes or happy smiles. They arc counselors, instructors, and police- men for many people. Teachers arc the best and most unselfish people we know. Mr. Chet Bryan Coach Mrs. Nellie Childs English Mr. Gene Mrs. Elizabeth Mrs. Audrey Corrotto Davis Ehrlich Coach Commercial Biolog)’ Mr. Lance Ewbank History [13] “Most men work from sun to sun but teachers work is never done, thinks Mr. Smith. Faculty Covers Many Fields Besides reading, writing and Yithmctic, there arc many other subjects covered in Norman High School. Science, Language Arts, Mathematics, In- dustrial Arts, Fine Arts, Commercial Arts, Physical Education, and Social Studies arc the eight main fields of learning. Mrs. Maurinc Leighton Home Economics Mr. Wray Littlejohn Coach Mrs. Ruth McDadc Secretary Miss Ruth McSpadden English Mr. Herb Mrs. Katherine Mackey Maddox Agriculture Mathematics [14] Yes ‘Harvey’, what was that you said? questions Mr. Bratcher, Mrs. Riley and Mrs. Robinson. Mr. Gene Mears Coach Mr. Ford Michael Science Mn. Clco Mosley Library Mn. Louise Miss Florence Mn. Rctha Norris Pcvchousc Phillips Fnglish Larin Registrar Many Subjects Offered There arc many courses offered in Norman High School which cover fields far different from the usual ones. The Driver’s Education program teaches the whys and wherefores of driving. A Distributive Education class gives working students a chance to gain credit for their working hours. Mrs. Alice Robinson English Mr. William Robinson Band Mrs. Inc . Rolette Home Ec. Miss .Marjorie Ruch Physical Education Miss Nadine Runyan Histon.' Mr. Stephen Sanger Mathematics Miss Lucile Searcy Lnglish Mr. J. (). Smith Biology Miss Jean Sugden Mathematics Mr. Jarrell Walker History Mr. Richard Taylor Business Machines Mr. C. Ray Tucker Mathematics Teachers Sponsor Clubs For each club there is a hard-working sponsor. These aid clubs which range from science to singing. Through activities the clubs learn more, and have fun learning. The organizations add to school spirit, keep students busy, and give experience in fields which hold future interest. “Now dear, this is a cup,” explains Mrs. Leighton to Glenda I latficld and Folly Perry. Look Mr. Walker—there’s Doc with an arrow dean thru his neck.” [IK] Mrs. Wiest is handing out one of her “little black luniks to Ann Frier. “Money, money everywhere and not a drop to spend,” be- moans Miss MeSpadden to Margaret Jones. NHS Takes Honors Many feathers have been added to the crown of honors of Norman High. Under the guid- ing hand of the faculty, scholarship and per- sonal achievements have been made. The chorus and art students capped many honors and the band attended the Orange Bowl. FFA and FHA won prizes along with the Trail and Tiger Tales. Only a look at the records of Norman’s athletic teams is needed to show their honors. Mrs. Lucille White Chorus Mrs. Nadine Wiest English Mr. Guy Williams Chemistry Physics Mrs. Hazel Mrs. Winifredc Williams Williams Mathematics Commercial [19] Seniors 1 (i V A Senior year is a rime of fulfillment. Ambitions made long ago arc completed. The doors close on care-free times and the future stretches on ahead. I he 1959 Seniors have many accomplishments on their record. An outstanding Senior play, “The Des- perate Hours,” the Senior assembly, and a spirited campaign for their Trail Queen candidate arc on the list of successes. A year full of events and excitements is climaxed by the parties and programs of graduation. The last Junior-Senior prom and the graduation dance and breakfast completes a wonderful year. Ab, come on boys, I'm not really that cute. Ann Sneed turns away from the admiring glances of William Bcrgland, Bill 0 r- l ctr, Bart Stephenson, Jimmy Turner, and Alike Ayers. [20] The President of the 1959 Senior Class was Guv Primrose. . . . Were Led By Top Bertie Livezey, secretary-treasurer, and Don Sherman, vice- president, admire Senior announcements. Mrs. Rolette, Mrs. Williams, Mr. Walker, and Mr. Mackey were Senior sponsors. [21] Seniors, 1959 CRETHA ADAIR: State Honor Society '57; National Honor Society '57, '58, '59; Student Council '57, '58, ’59; Band '57, '58, '59; All-State Band '57, '58. '59; All-State Orchestra '57, 58, ’59; Who's Who '57; Jayccc Citizenship Award '58; Sharp and Nichols Award '57. RAY ADKINS: Baseball '58. Track '59. BILLIE ALLMAN: Gingersnaps '57, '58; Band '57, '58; Science Club ’57; Latin Club '58; Speech '58. '59; GRA ’57, '58. DAVID ANDERSON: DE '59. KAY ANDERSON: Junior Flay '58; Senior Flay 59, Ginger- snaps ’57, ’58, ’59. JOEL BARBOUR: Basketball 57. 58, 59; Track ’57, ’58; Stage Crew 58. JUDY BARNARD: Gingersnaps ’57, 58, '59; FHA ’57; Student Council ’57. '58, Treas. '59; DE Honor Attendant 58; DE ’58. ’59. Scev. ’59, State Librarian-Historian ’58. GARY BAUGH. JAY BKLFORD: Swimming '57, ’58, ’5 ; Chorus '57, '58, 59; All- state Chorus ’57, '58. ’59; Tiger Talcs Staff ’59; Art ’58; Stage Crew ’58; FJA ’59. HELEN BELL: Gingersnaps '57, '58, ’59; Chorus 57, ’58, ’59; Spanish Club 58. JAKE BENNETT: 'Tiger Talcs Staff ’59; Quill and Scroll '59; Stage Crew '59; EJA ’59; Speech ’59; Other Schools: TEA ’57; Sophomore Fres. ’57. BILL BERGLAN: State Honor Society ’58; Band '57, '58, '59; Bovs State '58. MARGARET BERGLAN. JO ANNA BLANCHE Gingersnaps ’57, '58, ’59, Band ’57, '58, Science Club ’59; Junior Play '58; Stage Crew ’57; Speech ’59; Band Council ’57, ’58. JO ANN BIEELE: Gingersnaps '57. '58, '59; Ducklings ’59; Fu- ture Nurses ’59; Stage Crew '59; GRA '57, ’58, ’59. JANICE BLAKELY: Gingersnaps '58. '59; Future Teachers ‘57; Spanish Club ’57, ’58. IRA BOGGS: 4-H Club ’57, ’58, ’59, Fres. '57, Vicc-Prcs. ’59. MEREDITH BOGGS: Gingersnaps ’57, ’58. ’59; Student Council Alt. '59; Ducklings '57, ’59; Stage Crew ’59; Librarv Club ‘57; GRA ’57. [22] LOUISE BOYD: FHA ’58; State Honor Society 57, ’58. •$9j National Honor Society 57, 58, '59; 4-H Club ’57, ’58. ’59; Stage Crew ’58; Speech ’58. 59. JOHN BRANDENBURG: State Honor Society ’57, ’58. '59; National Honor Society ’57, '58, '59; Boys State ’58; Stage Crew '59. BILL BRAY: Senior Play ’59; Band ’57, ’58. ’59, Band Council '59; Spanish Club ’58. ’59. CHAQUETTA BRAZIL: Gingersnaps ’58; Other Schools: Student Council '57; Dramatics Club ’57; Cheerleader '57. BARBARA BREWER: Gingersnaps; Alt. Cheerleader ’59; Eiger Laics Staff ’58; Ducklines '58, '59; Quill and Scroll '58; Stage Crew ’58, ’59; GRA ’58. ’59. RUTH BRUEHL. LINDA BURKS: Gingersnaps '57, ’58. '59; State Honor So- ciety '57, ’58, '59; National Honor Society ’57, ’58, '59; Student Council ’57, ’58, Alt. ‘59; American Legion Award 58; First Place 'I yping Edmond; BPW Award ’59. BOB BURNS: Latin Club '57; Projectionist Club ’57. DAVID BUSBY: Baseball 57, ’58, '59; State Honor Society ’58. ’59; National Honor Society '58, ’59; Student Council ’57. ’58; Junior Rotarian '59; Tiger Talcs Start ’59; Quill and Scroll ’59; Basketball ’57, ’58. ’59; All-State ’59; Boys State ’58; Who’s Who ’58; FJA ’59, Pres. ’59. KAREN CADDELL: FHA ’57, ’58, ’59. Treas. ’58, Pres. ‘59; State Honor Society ’57, ’58, 59; National Honor So- ciety ’57, ’58. ’59; Student Council Alt. '58, ’59; Third Place My True Security’’ Speech Contest; Betty Crocker Award; Miss Norman 59. MARIAN CAMP: Chorus ’57. ’58, ’59; Choralaircs ’58. ’59; Girls’ Trio '57; Girls Quartette ’58. ’59; All-State Chorus ’57; ’58, ’59. WAYNE CARGILL: Football ’57, ’59. All-State ’59; Track ’58; DE ’57, ’58, ’59. Happy Times Fill Senior Year Ah, Hah! I found it. Gather 'round cats and I'll tell you a story. .Marilyn Frost, Wanda Goodpasture, Bart Stephenson, Bill Bray, and Charlcic Frost look for information on their future careers. Seniors take time out from their homework for a few laughs. Senior Play KATHY CHAPMAN: Gingersnaps ’57, ’58, '59; Band ’57, '58; Stage Crew ’59; Spanish Club ’58, ’59; Speech ’59. JKAN CHEEK: Gingersnaps ‘59; Student Council Alt. ’59; Fu- ture Nurses ’58, '59, 'I rcas. ’58, Pres. ’59; Junior Red Cross Coun- cil ’58; Other Schools: GAA ’57; Tumbling Club ’57. MARADELL CHURCHII.I.: Gingersnaps ’57, '58, '59; Tiger l aics Staff ’59; Science Club '57; 4-H Club ’5 ; Quill and Scroll '59; Art '58; Junior Play ’58; FJA 59; Speech ’59. LINDA COCHRAN: Gingersnaps ‘57, 58. ‘59; FHA ’59; Tiger Talcs Staff '59; Quill and Scroll ’59; Stage Crew '59; Spanish Club ’58; FJA ’59; Speech ’59; GRA ’57, ’58. ’59; Pres. ’59. JOHN COFFEY: Swimming ’57, '58, '59. Co-Captain '57, '58, '59; Junior Class Pres. ’58; Senior Play '59; Student Council '59; Band ’57, ’58; Who’s Who ‘57; Speech ’59. GRADY COLE: FFA ’57. ’58, ’59. CHARLOTTE COLLINS: Gingersnaps ’57, 58, '59; Student Council Alt. '59; Band ’57. ’58, '59. Reporter '59; Future Nurses ’57, '58, '59, Vicc-Prcs. '59; Basketball Honor Attendant ’59; Junior Play '58; Junior Red Cross Council '59, Sccv. ’59; Clarinet Quartet ’57, ’58, ’59. WALLACE COLLINS: DF. ’59. BILL CORBETT. WOODY CORNWELL: Baseball ’57, ’58; Dl ’59. JIM COTNT.R: Swimming 58, ’59. Student Council Alt. '57, ’58, ’59. ROY COWAN. HELEN COX: FHA '57; Chorus ’57; Tiger Tales Staff '59; Stage Crew '59; GRA ’59. KAREN CRAWFORD: Gingersnaps 57, ’58, '59; Band ’57; Junior Play ’58; Stage Crew ’59; (IRA ’57. ’58. '59. BILLY CURREN: DE '58. ’59, Treas. ’58. ’59. GERALD DANIELS: FFA ’57. ’58. SUSAN DAVIS: Gingersnaps ’57, ’58, '59; State Honor Society '59; Chorus ’57, '58, ’59; Choralaires '58, ‘59. [24] STANLEY DEASON. The Desperate Hours MARY DENNIS: FHA 59; Future Nurses ’59; Junior Red Cross Council ’59. GARY DODSON: Baseball ’57, ’58, '59; Tiger Tales Staff ’59; Quill and Scroll ’59; Basketball ’57, ’58. 59; FJA ’59. BARBARA DOWNEY: Gingcrsnaps ’57, ’58, ’59; Future Nurses ’57. ’58, ’59. GEORGE DROESCHER: Football ’57; Student Council ’59; Science Club ’57; Track ’57; An ’58; Stage Crew ’59; Spanish Club ’58, Pres. ’59; Key Club ’57. MELVIN ERNEST: State Honor Society 57, '58, ’59; National Honor Society ’58, ’59; Basketball ’58. ’59; Bovs State ’58. RONNIE ESTES: Band 57, ’58, ’59; Band Council ’58, ’59; All- state Band ’59; All-State Orchestra ’58, ’59; Projectionist Club '57. GARY EVANS: Band 57. '58. All-State Band ’57, ’58, Track '59; Stage Crew ’59; Speech ’59; Projectionist Club ’57. JUDY FINCH: Gingcrsnaps ’58, '59; FHA ’59; Chorus ’58, ’59; Choralairs '58, ’59; Future Nurses ’58, ’59, Pres. 59; Chorus Honor Attendant ’59. CHARLCIE FROST. CHARLES GALLAMORE: DE ’58, ’59. DcLANE GARNER: Baseball ’58, ’59; Chorus ’57; Basketball ’58, ’59. DcWAYNE GARNER: Baseball '57, '58, ’59; Chorus ’57; Basket- ball ’58, ’59, Captain ’59; Boomer Conference Player of the Year. BETTY GAULT: Gingcrsnaps ’57, ’58. ’59; Chorus ’57, '58, ’59; GRA ’58. HAROLD GAY: Football '58; Swimming ’59; National Merit Commended Group ’59. ANITA GILL: Chorus ‘57, ‘58; Future Nurses ’59. WANDA GOODPASTURE: State Honor Society '57, ’58, '59; National Honor Society ’57, ’58. '59; BPW Award '59; National Merit Commended Group '59; Tiger Talcs Staff '59; Other Schools: Band '57; Chorus '57; Tipton Tiger Staff ’57; Sopho- more Play ’57. BRYAN GREEN: Chorus ’57, ’58, ’59; All-State Chorus ’59. JANE GREEN: Gingcrsnaps '57, '58. '59; Student Council Alt '57; Spanish Club '58; GRA 58. [25] PAM GRISSOM. 1 «ARoQfcK5UYER. s k. JOHN? W ADDOCl£ 5 vimming ’57; Band ‘57. '58, Band Council ’57, ’58; Tratk '59; Projection Club '57; Stage Crew '59. DELORES HAGOOD: Gingersnaps 57, '58, '59; Spanish Club 58; GRA '58. l) ll HAMILTON: DE '58, '59. K SsfeUL HARDESTY: FFA '57, 58. '59, Vicc-Prcs. '58, '59. MARY HATLEY: Chorus 58; All-State Chorus '58; DE 59. A � ’ HEAVENER: Gingersnaps '57; State Honor So- ciety '58; National Honor Society '58; Student Council Alt. ’57; Ducklings ’57; GRA ’57.' ijk PAT HEITZ: FHA ’58. CAROLEE HEMPHILL: Gingersnaps ’57 ’58, '59; Cheer- leader '59; State Honor Society '57, '58; National Honor Society '58; Girls State '58; Student Council Alt. ’57, '58; Ducklings '57, '58, ’59; Future Nurses '58, '59, Vicc-Prcs. ’58:; Latin Club '58; Who’s Who '59; American Legion 57; GRA ’58. '59. IWu?ll) HIGBEE: Band 57, '58, '59, Band Council '57. '58, '59, Drum Major ’59; All-State Band ’59; DE ’59. BARBARA HINTON. 9k Care-Free Events End Year “ ... And then I let out this blood-curdling yell. Swing that hoop, gals, swing it. Janice Wharton, Jerry Justice, and Sandra Carpenter listen JoAnn Biffle, Ruth Hopkins, Linda Cochran, Karen Walton, intently to David Bushy’s story. and Mary Matlock practice the hula hoop. Seniors, 1959 JOHN HOLASEK: State Honor Society ’58, ‘59; National Honor Society ’58, ’59. KAY HOOVER: Gingersnaps ’57. ’58. ’59; National Honor So- ciety '58. ’59; Band ’57, ‘58. ’59. Librarian ’57, ’58; Band Council ’57, ‘58, ’59; Future Nurses '59; Future Teachers ’58; Stage Crew ‘58. ’59; Library Club ’59. JERRY HOPKINS: Baseball '58, ’59; Student Council ’57; Basket- ball ’57, ‘58; Stage Crew ’59; Speech ’58, ’59. RU TH HOPKINS: Gingersnaps ’57, ’58, ’59; Cheerleader ’59; Football Queen ’59; FFA Queen ’58; Stage Crew ’59; GRA ’57, ’58, ’59; All-State Football Queen Candidate ’59. La VERNE HOUCK. DALE HUFFMAN: FFA ’57. '58. ’59. Reporter ’58. ’59; Foot- ball ’57, ’58, ’59. SUE INGLE: Gingersnaps '57, ’58; FHA ’57; GRA ’58. JIM JOHNSON: Stage Crew ’59; Other Schools: Football ’57. JIMMY JONES. JERRY JUSTICE: Senior Play ’59; Student Council ’58, '59; Science Club ’59; Quill and Scroll ’58, ’59; Junior Play '58; Trail Staff ’58, ’59, Business Manager ’59; Stage Crew ’57; Who’s Who ’58. JOHN KELLY: Basketball ’57; Track ’57, ’58. ’59. SHARON KF..MPF: Gingersnaps 59; Other Schools: Pep Club '58; Math Club '58; Spanish Club '58, Yicc-Pres. '58; Class Officer ’58; Tri-Hi-Y ’58. JOHNTLLE KIDD: Gingersnaps '57, '58, ’59; Student Council '58, '59, Scev. ’59; Junior Play ’58; Stage Crew '59; BPW Award '59; Who's Who '58; First Place I Speak for Democracy Speech Contest; First Place “My True Security Speech Contest. CLYDETTE KIRK: Gingersnaps ’57, '58, ’59; FHA ’58. '59, Secy. ’59; Student Council ’57, Alt. ’58; Band ’57; Library Club '57. SHIRLEY LACK: Gingersnaps '57. ’58, ’59; National Honor So- ciety '58, '59; Student Council ’57, ’58. ’59; Chorus '57, ’58. ’59, Secy. '58 Pres. '59; Choralaires '58, '59; All-State Chorus ’59; Future Teachers '58; Chorus Queen ’59; Stage Crew ’59; Who’s Who ’59. RICHARD LANDON: Wrestling 58. Band '57. ’58; Stage Crew 59; Speech ’59. JACK LESTER: DE ’59. LORETTA LESTER: Gingersnaps '59; State Honor Society ‘59; Stage Crew '59; Tiger Talcs Staff '58; Quill and Scroll '58, 59; Trail Staff '59; Speech ’59; Other Schools: Cygnets ’57; News- paper Staff ’57. [27] Seniors Swing In JIMMY LEWIS: DE ’59. ELIZABETH I.ICON: Stare Honor Society 58. '59; National Honor Society ’58. ’59. GILBERT LINDSEY. BERTIE LIVEZEY: Gingersnaps ’58. ’59; Alt. Cheerleader ’59; Senior Class Sccy.-Trcas. ‘59; Science Club ’59; Stage Crew '58. ’59; Spanish Club ’58; Speech ’58; Other Schools: Student Council Sccy.-Trcas. ’57; American Legion Award '57; Basketball Queen ’57; Cheerleader ’57. JEAN LOVINGOOD: Gingersnaps ’59; Chorus '57, ’58. ’59; All- state Chorus ’57, ’58, ’59. DON McCALIP: DE ’59, Pres. ’59; Stage Crew ’59. RONNIE McCARLI Y: Track ’59. I OMMY McCLENDON: Baseball ‘59; Senior Play ‘59; Basket- ball Trainer ’59; Junior Play ’58; Stage Crew ’58. ’59; Speech ’58, ’59; Youth Court ‘58, ’59. BOB MeFARLAND: Swimming ’57. ’58, ’59; State Honor So- ciety ’57. ’58, ’59; National Honor Society ’58; Sophomore Class Pres. ’57; Senior Play '59; Chorus ’57; DAR Award ’58; All- School Play ‘57; Boys State ‘58; Junior Play ‘58; American Legion Award 57; Who’s Who ’57; Speech ’58. ROGER McGUKIN: Senior Play ’59; Band '57, ’58. ’59, Pres. ‘59; Band Council ’59; Science Club '57; Junior Plav ’58; Spanish Club ’57. LARRY McHUGHES: Football ’57; Stage Crew ’58. BILL McKENNZIE. MARILEE MACIAS: Other Schools: Chorus ’57. '58, ’59; Cheer- leader ‘57, ’58; Annual Staff '57; The Four Teens Quartet 57, 58; Red Hots ’57, ’58; Sophomore Class Secy. ’57; Junior Plav '58; Perry scope Staff ’57; Teentown Council ’57. BILLY MARLER. MARY MATLOCK: Gingersnaps '5 , ’58, ’59; KHA ’59; Student Council ’58, ‘59. Alt. '57; Future Nurses ’57, ’58. ’59; FFA Honor Attendant ’59; Stage Crew '58, ’59; Speech 59. JIM MAYFIELD: Baseball ‘58, '59; State Honor Society '58. 59; National Honor Society 58, ‘59; Band ’57, ’58; Junior Rotarian ’59; Who’s Who '59. NANCIE MF'.YER: Senior Play ‘59; Gingersnaps '59; Other Schools: Chorus ’57; Paris Annual '57. '58; Pep Club ‘57, ’58; Pi- rates’ Log '58; Majorette ’57, ’58; Sweetheart Princess '57. DEE MITCHELL: Baseball ’58; Basketball ’57. [28] Successful Circles GAYLK MOISANT: Gingcrsnaps ’57. 58, '59. LULA FAY MORRIS. GLORIA MORRISON: Gingcrsnaps '57, '58, '59; FHA '59; Chorus '57, '58. '59; Choralaircs '58. ’59; All-State Chorus ’59; Chorus Honor Attendant ’59. MARILYN MORRISON: Gingcrsnaps ’57. '58. '59; State Honor Society ’57, '58, '59;National Honor Society '58. ’59; Senior Play ’59; Student Council '58; Band ’57, ‘58, ’59, Vice-Prcs. ’59; Band Council '58, '59; All-State Band ’57. '58, ’59; Quill and Scroll ’58. '59; Trail Queen Honor Attendant '58; Junior Play '58; All-State Orchestra '59; Trail Staff ’58, ’59. Editor 59; Who’s Who ’58; GRA '57, ’58. GARY MURPHY: DE '59. JUDY MURRELL: Gingcrsnaps '57, ’58, '59; FHA '59, Historian '59; Student Council ’57. ’58; Band ’57; BPW Award '59; Library Club 'X. '59. ALLF.N O’NEIL: Football 59; Senior Play '59; Other Schools: National Honor Society ’57. MARY OSBORNE: Gingcrsnaps '58; Cheerleader ‘59; Basketball Queen ’59; All-State Football Queen Candidate ’58; Stage Crew ’58. LARRY PANNELL: Football ’57, ’58. ’59, Wrestling 58, ’59; Who’s Who ’57; Garrison Award ’59. JO ANN PARKER. RICHARD PERRY: FFA ’58, ’59, Secy. ’58. ’59. LEONARD PHELPS: State Honor Society ’57; Band '57, ’58, 59. MARILYN PHILLIPS. BILLY PI IT: Baseball ’57, ’58. ’59; Who’s Who ’58. TOMMY PITTS: Football ’57; Baseball ’57, '58, ’59; National Honor Society '59; Chorus ’58; Tiger Talcs Staff '58, ’59; Quill and Scroll ’59; Basketball ’57, ’58, ’59; Junior Play ’58; Stage Crew '58; FJA ’59; Speech ’59; Choralaircs ’58. GUV’ PRIMROSE: National Honor Society '59; Senior Class Pres. ’59; Senior Play ’59; Student Council ’57. ’58. ’59; Stage Crew ’58; DE ’58, ’59, Pres. ’58. Vicc-Prcs. 59. State Vice-Prcs. ’58; State Pres. ’59; Who’s Who ’59. NORMA LU PUTNAM: FHA ’57. KEN RANDALL: State Honor Society' ’57; Student Council '57. [29] Seniors, 1959 T RANDOLPH: Chorus 57; DF. 58. 59. RAWLINSON: Football 57, 58, 59. Tri-Captain 59; Spbrtsu riters' All.Conference Team 59; National Honor Society '59; Junior Class Vicc-Prcs. '58; Senior Plav 59; Student Coun- cil 59. 00ISHNI RF.F.D: Future Nurses '59; Spanish Club '59. JUDY RF.F.D: Gingersnaps 57, 58, 59; State Honor Society 57, '58, '59; National 1 lonor Society 58, 59; Chorus 57, '58. '59; '� N Choralaires ‘57, '58, 59; Girls' Quartet '59; Chorus Queen Honor Attendant '59. DAVID RKNNIF.: State Honor Society 57, '58. ‘59; National Honor Society '58, 59; Track 59; National .Merit Scholarship Finalist 59. RICHARDSON: Gingersnaps '57, 58; DF. '59. KAY RILEYi--gingersnaps '59; Chorus 59; Future Teachers '59; Stage CitM .. DIANIv frtJJ RTS: Gingersnaps 57, 58; DF. ’58, ’59. KARL ROBINSON. ,j yk LIN SCH.MIF.CH. TONI KAY SEAY. VIRGINIA SELF: Gingersnaps 57, 58. ‘59, Pari. 57; Cheerleader ’59; State Honor Society ’58; National Honor Society ’58, ’59; Junior Class Secy.-Treas. ‘58; Student Council ’57; Ducklings ’57; Quill and Scroll ’58, ’59; Trail Queen '58; Junior Plav ’58; Trail Staff '57, '58, '59, Copy Editor '58, '59, Class Editor ’57; Stage Crew '59; Spanish Club ’58; GRA ’57, ’58, Secy. ’58; National Merit Commended Group ’59; Thompson-Wamplcr Award ’59. TOMMY SEX TON: Chorus ‘57, ’58; All-State Chorus ’57, ’58; Art ’58. DON SHERMAN: Wrestling '58, '59; Senior Class Vicc-Pres. '59; Stage Crew ’59; Projectionist Club ’57. JUDY SHOBERT: Gingersnaps '57, ’58; DF. Queen '59; DF. ‘58. '59; GRA ’57, ’58. ’59. DAVID SIMPSON: DE '59. JIMMY SMI TH: Tiger Talcs Staff '58; Quill and Scroll 58. SANDRA SMITH: Gingersnaps '57, ’58, '59; Cheerleader '59: State Honor Society '57; Student Council '58; Football Honot Attendant ’59; Basketball Honor Attendant '59; Stage Crew '58 ‘59; GRA ’59. [30] There I Vere Five Women and Only One Man Around George Droschcr is surrounded by Judy Barnard. Janice Williams, Janice Wharton, Beverly Brocken, and Johnclle Kidd. do, Mrs. Kendall, go! Mrs. Kendall shows the Cheerleaders her version of the Charleston. Seniors Capture Trail Crown SHARON SMITH: FHA ’58, '59; Stale Honor Society ’57, '58, ’59; National Honor Society '58, '59; Senior Play '59; Student Council ’58, Alt. '59; Band '57, 58. '59, Secy. '59; Band Council '58, '59; All State Band '59; All-School Play '57; Junior Play '58; All-State Orchestra '58, '59; Who’s Who '57; Merit Scholarship Commended Group '59; Third Place Geometry Edmond '57. ANN SNEED: Gingersnaps '57, '58. '59; Cheerleader '59; State Honor Society '58. '59; National Honor Society '58. '59; Student Council ’57, '58; Ducklings '57; Quill and Scroll ’58, '59; Trail Queen Honor Attendant '57; Football Queen Honor Attendant; Spanish Queen Honor Attendant '59; Stage Crew '58, '59; Trail Staff '58, '59, School Life Editor 59; Who’s Who ’59; Spanish Club '58; GRA ’57, '58 LINDA SPEAKS: Gingersnaps '58, '59; Chorus '59; Future Nurses ’58, ’59; Vicc-Prcs. ’59; Choralaires ’59. GARY SPRADLING: Football '59; Wrestling '58. '59; Chorus '57; All-State Chorus '57; Junior Rotarian '59; Bovs State ’58. MONTEZ TEVAULT: Chorus ’57, ’58. Future Nurses ’57. ’58. '59. REX THOMPSON. TOMMY TILLER: DE '59. DANNY TIMMONS. JOHN TODD: Junior Rotarian ’59; Track '59; Stage Crew ’59. LARRY TODD: Track ’57; Stage Crew ’58. '59. CHARLES TRIMBLE: Football ’57, ’58, ’59. NANCY TROOP:Gingersnaps ’59; Chorus '57, '58, '59; DE '59. [31] “What would Mr. Daniel say if he saw us now? Jimmy Turner and Gary Baugh relax after a hard day’s work. JIMMY TURNER: Senior Flay ’59; Student Council ’57. ’58. ’59; Junior Flay '58; DE ’58, ’59; Speech ’59. MARCIA UNDERWOOD: Gingersnaps ’57. ’58, ’59; Band ’57, ‘58; Science Club ’57; Latin Club ’58, ’59. VIRGIL VAN SCHUYVER: FFA 57, ’58, ’59; Baseball ’57 HASKELL WADDLE: State Honor Society '58. ’59; National Honor Society ‘57, ’58, ‘59; Student Council '57, ’58. ’59, Fres. '59; Quill and Scroll ’58, '59; Junior Flay 58; Junior Rotarian ’59; Trail Staff ’57, ’58, ’59, Business Manager ’58, Sports Editor '59; Who’s Who ’58; Youth Court Judge ’58, ’59. DONNA WALKI R: Senior Flay ’59; Chorus ’57. ‘58. ’59; All- state Chorus '59; Girls’ Trio ’59; Tiger Talcs Staff ’59. Managing Editor ’59; Quill and Scroll ’59; Speech ’59; Other Schools: Drama Club ’57, ’58; All-School Flay '58; Girls’ Quartet ’57, ’58; Melody Maids ’57, ’58; Lead in musical “Carousel” ’58. KAREN WALKER: Gingersnaps ’57, ’58. ’59; Chorus ’57, ’58. ’59. Reporter ’59; Future Nurses ’59; Choralaircs ’57, ’58, ’59. MILDRED WALKER: Gingersnaps ’57, ’58. ’59; Student Council '58, Alt. '59; Chorus ’57, '58, '59, Vicc-Frcs. ’59, Choralaircs ’57. ’58, ’59; DE ’59, Reporter-Historian ’59. KAREN WALTON: Gingersnaps ’57, '58, '59, Head-Checker ’59; Science Slub ’59; Stage Crew ’58; Latin Club '58. MARILYN WALTON: Sophomore Class Sccy.-Trcas. '57; Stu- dent Council Alt. ‘58, ’59; Band ’57, ’58, '59; Tiger ’Tales Staff '59; Quill and Scroll ’59; FJA ’59; Stage Crew ’58; Spanish Club ’57. MARTHA WALTON: Tiger Tales Staff ’59; FJA ’59. Secy. ’59; Quill and Scroll 59; Stage Crew ’58; Spanish Club ’57; Band '57. ’58, ’59; Student Council Alt. ’58, ’59; Sophomore Class Vice- Fres. ’57. [32] MARTHA WARD. SANDRA WEBB. GAYLE WELCHER: Gingersnaps '57. ’58. '59, Reporter '59, Mascot '59; State Honor Society '59; Student Council '57; Tiger Talcs Staff 59; Science Club '59; Quill and Scroll '58, '59. Pres. '59; Photography Club '59. Sccy.-Trcas. '59; Junior Play '58; Trail Staff '58, ‘59, Organization Editor '59; FJA '59; Speech 59; GRA '57, ’58; Stage Grew 59. JANICE WHARTON: Gingersnaps 57, '58, '59. Asst. Snapper- Upper, '59; Student Council '58, '59; Science Club '59; Future Nurses '57, '58. Reporter '58; Stage Crew '58, ’59; Speech '59. JI'.RRIE WHISTLER: Gingersnaps 57, '58, '59; State Honor Society '57, '58, '59; National Honor Society 57, '58, '59; Art '57, '58. '59, Vicc-Prcs. 58, Pres. ’59; Latin Club ’58; Spanish Club 58. RONNIE WHITLOCK: Band ’57; Tiger l aics Staff '59; Quill and Scroll '59; Photography Club ’59; Basketball ’58; Junior Play '58, FJA '59. JERRY WITTEN: Wrestling ’58; Band 57, '58, '59; All-State Band ’57, ’58, ’59; All-State Symphony '59; Speech 59. JANICE WILLIAMS: Gingersnaps ’57, '58, '59, Vicc-Prcs. '58; Student Gmncil Alt. 57, '58, Vicc-Prcs. '59; DAR Award '59; Stage Crew ’58. ’59; GRA ’57. ’58; BPW Award ’59; Who's Who '59. JO NELL WOODROW: Gingersnaps ’57, ’58, ’59; Chorus '57. '58, ’59. Mixed Feelings Fill Prom You missed a beat kids!' Clowning on the off-beat arc Marilyn Morrison, Virginia Self, Ken- zcl Goodmillcr, Bertie Livezey, and Larry MeHughes. [33] Juniors There’s nothing like being a Junior. It is a year filled with excitement and gaiety. The Junior Class play, “Arsenic and Old Lace,” was a great success. After weeks of worry and work, the Junior-Senior Prom was presented and will not he soon forgotten. Scholarship and leadership were qualities of our class and we had many sports stars. The class officers per- formed a remarkable job and that certain intangible called “class pride” became a part of us. We look for- ward to a Senior year that will always he remembered. The president of the 195V Junior Class, Ed Fcavcr. The Junior Class sponsors were Miss Sugden, Mrs. Childs, Mrs. Aloslcv, Mr. Powell, .Mr. Mears, and Mr. Bell. Jay Wilkinson, the vice-president of the Junior Class, shows Kitty Edmunds, secretary-treas- urer, his new class ring. L34] James Adams Barbara Adkins Freddie Aldridge Gayle Allison Sandra Allison Sallv Sue Allmon Thomas Amsden Rosellcn Anderson Steven Anderson Cecil Argo Bruce Armstrong Lewis Armstrong Jerry Arter Analcc Ashley’ Tony Babb Jim Baker Henry Ball Linda Barton Judy Bcardsclcc Curtis Bcrglan Mary Lee Bishop Kay Blackburn Barbara Boyce Jim Braden Paul Brandt Stanley Branton Jessena Brasher Katrina Brcndlc Todis Brett Buster Brock Junior Play Termed Great Success My goodness, I'm angry! Junior Play Cast in one moment of the many hours of rehearsal. [35] Kenneth Brooks Jerry Bryant Shirley Bunts Gerald Butler Leanna Butler Chcryll Caddell Barbara June Cain Sandra Carpenter Patsy Carson Carole Caswell Gale Clark Julia Clifton Howard Cloud Sharon Coffey Jancll Cole Marty Cole 1 toward Cordell Pam Crawford Joe Culp Clara Davis Claire Davison Howard Defibaugh I.a Wana Dietrich Diane Dodd John Dragoo Sandra Drake Lloyd Draper Priscilla Dymond Raymond Dyson Kitty I-'dmunds Barbara Ellcdgc Claudia F.urton Ed Leaver Ruth Ferrell Barbara Fore Glenn Frank Lavina Kay Frank Ray Frogge Jack Frye Carl Gill Pat Gill Jerry Goldsbv James Goodpasture Bobby Gowens Tonkin Green Sandra Griffin Evelyn Grizzle Bill Grove Mary Evelyn Groves Tommy Haddock Georgia Bell Haden Ron Halsey Nancy Hamilton Wendell Hamilton [36] “Is this a member of the junior class, too? Steve Williams and Ron I falsev study” in the library. “Yeah! Martin Moses, Jack Mitchell, and Tommy Tipps admire “art work” of the Gingcrsnaps. Mike Hamlin Kay Holland Everett Johnson EKvanda Keller Marty Harl ert Linda I lolsonbakc Phil Johnson Sara Jane Kill Jim Harris Cathy Hough Joi Dell Jones David Lampton Peggy Henry Donnie James Joan Kalman Barbara Langley Sandra Higginbotham Brent Johnson Richard Keeling Sherman Lawton Phil I lampton Linda Hollingsworth Linda Johnson Monta Jo Keller Anne Harris Luc Hopkins Dale Jones Carol Lack Norman Haney Mike Houser Linda Jones Jeanette Landrcth Kenneth Hickson Loanna Jennings Julie Kalman Barcia Langley [37] But there is a body in the xcmdtnoseat ” Steve Lawton trys to explain to Karen .Moore, Katrina Brcndlc, and Linda Barton. What, we worry? Claudia Eurton takes a break during enroll- ment. Steve Lawton Laverne McCormick Ronnie Martin Janice Morrell Susan Lewis Hugh McGovern Mitch Mertes Bonnie Ncice Kllic Livezey Su .an M addon Nancy Miller Tommie Nichols Gary McClanahan Dorothy Madole Jimmy Moore David O'Neil Wilma McConnell Mike Martin Joyce Morchead Shelia Patterson Trudy Lee Janice McCraw Kathy Mattingly Charles Murdock Jcrlcne Little Jimmie Lee McGowen Nancy Miles Jimmy Newby Vicki Lowslcy Bobbie Madole R. D. Miller Carolyn Norris Bob McClure Locva Martin Karen Moore Jimmie Rae Paine [38] Ronnie Pendergraft Margaret Phillips Delores Pierson Pat Poe Carol Pope Jo Ann Price Ann Pricr I.inda Pulliam Gerry Recce Beverly Renegar Qo Ellen Reynolds l‘'.lainc Robbins Kay Russell Charlene Schneider Murry Shaeffer Susan Sharp Beverly Shirley Buddy Skinner Barbara Smith Lewis Smith Marccnc Smith Ronnie Smith Trude Steele Diane Stuard Carolyn Swafford Judy Talley Sharon Tankcrslcy Clark Taylor Mike Terry Pat Terry Floyd Tolson Larry looker Kay Tucker Beverly Valouch Keith Waddle Sharon YVadlcy Jackie Walker Bill Ward Bobby Warren Becky Wharton Jim White Jerry Wight Jay Wilkinson Joyce Williams Steve Williams Man.’ Willibrand Linda W'illoughbv Lewis Wilson Pat Womack Jeff Woodson Mary Wright .Marsa Wynn Arlene York Linda Young Ronnie Youngblood Bob Zoblotsky [39] Sophomores Loy Elmore, president; Sandra Johnson, secretary; and Bill Collie, vice-president were the 1959 Sophomore officers. The Sohpomore year has been a year of fun! The time has sped by but a lot has been accomplished. The Sophs became a part of the backbone of the school. Athletic teams depended on their abilities and the many organizations were led by them. Many of the class made outstanding grades and were mem- bers of the National and State Honor Society. With two exciting years ahead, the Sophomores look ahead with great expectations. They arc determined to make the most of the fun to come. [40] “Bodybuilding?!!! Sandy Johnson, Janie Hinton, and F.loisc Kuykendall compare enrollment sheets. Kay Adkins Richard Alexander Judy Allen Donna Allman Donna Anderson Gary Anderson Robert Anncslcy Charles Armstrong Mike Atha Jim Bagby Donna Baldwin Bill Bandy Martha Barringer Marion Bauman Jerry Bcardslec Betty Belford Gloria Bennett Linda Bcvillc Tom Blaklcy Dolores Bowles Jerry Brazil Don Brookins Gordon Brown Joy Brown Patrick Bruehl Kay Check Dee Ann Chesser Fred Chilless Ted Chilless [41] Ronald Clouscr Bill Collie Betty Conkling Gary Conley Phil Corbett Midge Craven Jim Crownover Freddie Curren Karen Daniels Jane David Darla Dees Sharon Dulaney Loy F.lmorc Phoebe Fanner Kay Fricdlandcr Linda Fries Mary Catherine Gallagher Jimmie Gay Jean Geyer Martin Goodpasture Carolyn Graves Teachers Help Students, Students Help Teachers One—two—t lire c-Go!” “Only 2,498 more to go.” Mrs. Williams and Delores Williams seem to be en- joying geometry. Mr. Ewbank was helped by Stephanie Skinner and Stephanie Vaughn at enrollment. [42] R. W. Green Sandra Gridin Joe Grizzle Wanda Grizzle Judy Grotts Mary Ed Halford Nannette Hall Sharon Hames Jayne Harkcv Judy Harkcv Gale Hannon Buddy Harris Janice Harris Tommy Harris Harold Hawkins Ann Hedrick Judy Helm James Henderson Jcrrcll Henderson Jimmy Henderson Fat Hesser Fat Hinshaw Janie Hinton Bobby Hoot! Gary Hunt Bill Ingles Bobby Jacobs Bernice Johnson Edna Johnson Fern Johnson Sandra Johnson Margaret Jones James Kahoc Lee Kccly Irene Kersey Andy Kimbcrling I'Joisc Kuykendall Ramona Lain Jack I.aRuc Homer Lea Harold Logan Sandra Love John Luttrcll F.lvcra McCarty Nancy McDonald Mars’ Jane McElhancy Bill McKenncy Jerry Madolc lien Malan Edythc Manning Bettye Lou (Martin Fred Martin Sylvia Martin Jo Ann Mason [43] Jerry .Masters Sharon Mciklc Larry Miller Sharron Minnix Mike Mitchell Rita Mobley Joy Monroe Percy Morcu Darrell Moring Ty Morris Verna Marie Moss Shirley Murphy Anna Myers Charlene Myers Richard Nagle Diane Neaves Jane Oliphant Marthanne Orr Tommy Pannell Quay Parker Carolyn Pannan Sophomores Enjoy Middle Year of NHS “ What's everyone laughing about? Neva Jo Williams, Marilyn Scroggins, Joy Monroe, Pat Primrose, and Janie Myers stop to chat at enrollment. Ain't life grand? Members of the Sophomore Class get together for a few lively moments in the library. [44] Jimmy Pence Karen Pitt Connie Polk Pat Primrose Rodney Reed Dickey Roane (jlorcna Roberson Butch Roberts Sally Robinson Mike Rolcv John Ross Carry Rudin Marilyn Scroggins Dick Self Sarra Shaeffer Candy Shelton Diane Shobert Martha Sickles Johnny Simpson Stephanie Skinner Norene Smith Richard Smith Robert Smith Nancy Smolin Jack Speaks Ronnie Stanley Sherry Steele Wayne Steely Linda Stricklin Phyllis Stringer Jim Swank Ray Taylor Roy Taylor Suzy Taylor Linda Terry Loretta Thompson Mark Townsend Betty Tuma Richard Urdahl Harvey Van Schuyvcr Stephanie Vaughn Fddic Vermillion Jan Wade Judy Walker Lana Warren Larry Warren Ann Wicst Raymond Wight Bill Wilcox Delores Williams Neva Jo Williams Carolyn Winn Vickie Woodrow Jimmie Woods [45] The Freshman officers: Jerry Robertson. Vice President; Dar- lene Farrar, Secretary; and Jeff Jolly, President. New smiles, new faces, and new people! The 1959 Freshman class arrived at Norman High. And soon, they too became an important part in our school. Class officers were elected and dues were paid with the customary griping. Homework hit with its heavy blow and the necessity of good grades became clear. I aking it all in stride, the Freshmen passed through an exciting year. The newness gradually wore off, but with it went uncertainty and perhaps a little bit of fear. With a lot of work and even more fun the Freshmen became a class, in the true sense. I'hc Freshman sponsors: Mr. Bobbitt, Mrs. Maddox, and Mrs. Norris. [46] Hurry up and take it; vte’re getting cold! Dwight Johnson, Warren Moore, Tommy Summers, Russ Pearson, and Jerry Huffman romp in snow. Steve Allison Steve Atha Dorris Baden Dwain Ballcw Gail Barker Sandra Barker Bob Bcatv Ronnie Bell Bill Bernard Paul Bettis Linda Biffle Judith Binford Suzanne Black Ezra Boggs Jackie Boggs Steve Bonner N’ocl Bousaid Carolyn Bowen Terry' Bowers Barbara Bowman Judith Bradshaw Barbara Brakcbill Linda Brandt Dinah Lee Brendlc Chris Brewer Beverly Brocken Jim Bross Linda Buell Bill Bums Mary Burns [47] Billie Jo Bryant Chcrric Burns Jerry Bryan Janie Cargill Judy Carpenter Sandy Carr Nancy Carter Francis Clark Henry Clay Clco Cleveland Dorothy Cornelison Gwen Cosscy Charlotte Council Christina Council Sue Cox Margaret Crawford Bob Danlcy Douglas Danner Richard Davis Joanne Davison Freshmen Add Color to NH5 The Froth frolic. Freshmen live it up during classes. Hey kids! Don't you know you're not supposed to laugh when you're called to the office? Paul Bettis, Judy MeGowen, Steve Atha, George Farley talk over the day. [48] Douglass Donaldson Katherine Drake- Patsy Driskcll Kay Lynn Edwards David Ellis Jimmy Estridge Jerry Ernest George Earley Darlene Farrar Shirley Ferrell Beth Ann Findley Robert Flcencr Elizabeth Force Charles Fountain Nancy Fowler David Fox Carlton French Margaret Fritch With New Faces and High Spirit Phyllis Gardner Clinton Grizzle Glenda Hatfield Catherine Gill Don Grissom Louise Hciskill Mike Glasscock La Donna Haden Alike Hollcvman Connie Green Sandra Hardesty Rose Henderson Judy Greenwood Clicry 1 Harkey Henry Hcnscl Brent Giezentanner Evelyn Gill Kay Glenn Diana Green Gary Grizzle Suzy Gruber Keith Hammer Judy Hardy Bernard Haynes Philip Heitv Martha Hollingsworth Connie Hickman [49] James Higbec Denny Hopkins Kloisc I lough John Hughes Rav IngoUl David Iverson l-'.mma Jean Jacobs Dick James Dwight Johnson Mary Ed Johnson Jeff Jolly Coy Kersey John Kidd Marie King Charles Kirtlcy F.lainc Kruis Kathy I-ack Marilyn Lack Future Leaders and Bright Scholars Susan LaMar Glenda McClure Jo Cicta Madden Bob Landsaw John McCray Dennis Maxwell Gail Lawson Rosemary McGee Bill Mercer David Lybrand Warren McKenzie Erma Moody Freddie McCarter Mary McWilliams Annie Laurie Mooney Kathryn Lamirand Paul Lawrence Leroy Lowrancc Lonnie McCalip Dianna McConnell Larry MeDade Judy McGovern Mary Jean McNcclcy Peg Malone Bama Miles Linda Miller Joe Moody [50] Marilyn .Moore Warren Moore l.iiula Morcu Jon Murdock Mark Murphy Cheryl Naifch Lorraine Niece Jerry Nolan I.inda Nordstrom Mary Ann O'Connell Judy Orth Charles Pappan James Patterson Tommy Payton Ru.ssell Pearson Bill Perkins David Perrin Polly Ann Perry LaDonna Pierce Orvclla Pierson Are Found in Class of 62 Hvtvnn . . . He must be “quite a guy! Gail! Quit making eyes at Mr. Michael! Jackie Boggs, Christina Council. Nancy Carter, Harriet Richey, and Judy Rickman pursue their favorite pastime. Mary Ld Johnson, Dorothy Willard, and Gail Lawson look on while Air. Michael helps a fellow student. [51] Louise Pope Joan Powell Shirley Powell Marcic Power Robert Randall Ramona Randolph Jimmy Rector Douglas Reed Joan Reed Judy Renegar Paul Reynolds lioh Rice Kenneth Richard Harriet Richey Judy Rickman Terry Ridley Mike Ritz Jerry Robertson Marilyn Roberson Carolyn Robbins Ervin Roley Marline Rogers DeAnn Salver Milton Sanders Barbara Schuldt First Year Termed Successful Darn that banana peel! Larry McDadc. Dick White and Dwight Johnson offer Sandv Carr their services. You shouldn't talk about “those kind of books in the library! Mrs. Mosley and Patty Sharp exchange laughs. [52] David Scars Jim Sellers Gordon Sennhenn Diane Shaeffer Mike Shannon Jo Sharp Patricia Sharp Alccia Shobert Shirley Shofner Marianne Siegmund Robert Sims Stanley Skinner Lonnie Smith Lynda Smith Martha Smith Jimmie Storm Lyqunita Stover Janett Suchv F.lizabcth Sullcnbcrger Connie Sullivan Tommy Summers F.lainc Swank Mary Susan Swimlcy Karen Tankcrslcy Freda Taylor Tommy Taylor Ronnie Walden Kathy Williams Donna Terry Larry Ward Sharon Wilson Janice Thompson Cameron Weber Jimmy Witt Darrell Thrower Alex Whistler Judy Young David Yanderburg Dorothy Willard Marilyn Young Fddic Temples Ronnie Walker David Wilson Sherry Thomas Sandra Warren Helen Witt Gary Thrailkill Joe Wender Sandra Worrell Darla Tolson Dick White Linda Young [53] ORGANIZATIONS +1 Band director. Mr. W. C. Robinson, shows the first place trophy the NHS Band won for outstanding marching. Band Marches On Norman High's Band went far this year, not only in honors and accomplishments, but also in travels. “Sunny Florida” greeted the bandsmen on their trip to the Orange Bowl where they marched in the fab- ulous Orange Bowl Parade. As always the band did their town and state proud in their snappy perform- ance. The trip will not soon be forgotten by any that participated. But this didn't curtail the activities of the band for the remainder of the year at all. High- est honors were achieved in the State Marching Con- test, District, State, and Tri-State G ntcsts for con- cert bands, besides attending the Oklahoma City Uni- versity Band Clinic, winning the State Fair Parade, and presenting three concerts. Nine and eighteen members respectively were accepted to the All-State Orchestra and All-State Band. Band Officers Band Council First raw: Pat GiU, Trudy Lee. Roger McGuckin, Marilyn Morrison. Second row: Priscilla Dvmond, Sharon Smith, Marthanne Orr, Bill Brav. Third row: Chuck O’Brien, Bill Ward, Cretha Adair. Kav Hoover. Fourth row: John Kccly, David Higbee, Jim Woods, Jerry Bryant. First row: Trudy Lee, Sharon Smith. .Marthanne Orr, Janice .McCraw. Second row: Bill Ward. Jimmy Woods. Pat Gill, Priscilla Dymond. Cretha Adair. Third row: Chuck O’Brien, Jerry Bryant, Roger McGuckin. Kav Hoover. Fourth row: Bill Bray. John Kccly. David Higbee, .Marilyn Morrison. Fifth row: R. W. Green. Don Huddleston, Ronnie Estes, Roscllcn Anderson. Shown above are the members of the 1959 Concert Band. During the past the Norman High School Band lias performed ex- ceptionally well in all it has undertaken. The same is true of this year. Its faithful attendance at the football games, its fine pcrformacc at the Spring Concert, and all its other performances can never lie equalled. Frolics Fill Miami Trip His master's voice. Martin .Moses and Marthanne Orr record in one of the sound proof practice rooms. Crctha Adair Rosellen Anderson Jimmy Baker Marion Bauman Bill Berdan Stanley Branton Bill Bray Jerry Bryant Charlotte Collins Howard Cordell Richard Cowan Jimmy Dietrich Priscilla Dymond Clara Ellis Loy Elmore Ronnie Estes Phoebe Farmer Glen Frank Kay Fricdlandcr R. W. Green Pat Gill Sandra Griffin Tommy Haddock Mary Ed Halford Doug Harris Janice Harris Jimmy Henderson Loretta Hcsscr Pat Hcsscr David Higbcc Catherine 11 off man Kay Hoover Eileen Howard Concerts and Contests Fiil Band Schedule And just vjhat do you think you're doing? Chuck O’Brian, John Kccly, and Martin Moses air their opinions at a band party. And I just told her— Marilyn Morrison hashes over an old argument with Kav 1 loover, Charlotte Collins, and Roger McGuckin. Rock a bye, baby. 'Nothing roomier than a Greyhound. Jerry Bryant and Don James grab a few winks on the way A group of band members board the bus for Florida, to Florida. Band Gains Prestige at the Orange Bowl Don Huddleston Bill Ingle Donnie James James Kahoc Joan Kalman John Kccly Jack Lancaster Trudy Lee Alvin Leonard F.lvcra McCarty Janice McCraw Roger McCuckin Carole Madolc Sabra Martin JoAnna Mason Larry Miller Marilyn Morrison Amos Moses Martin Moses Dickie Nagle Chuck O’Brien Marthanne Orr Leonard Phelps Ann Prier Dickie Roane Martha Sickles Diane Smith Ronnie Smith Sharon Smith Jimmy Swank Larry Tooker Mark Townsend Beverly Valouch Sandra Vickers Marilyn Walton Martha Walton Bill Ward David Williams Jerry Witten Jimmy Woods [59] Chorus Rates High The two hundred members of the Vocal Music Department arc directed bv Mrs. Lucille White. The Chorus carries on many activities but the most im- portant is the Spring Concert and Coronation of the Chorus Queen. The 1959 Chorus Queen is Miss Shir- ley Lack. Her honor attendants arc Gloria Morrison and Judy Finch. The attendants include Susan Da- vis, Mildred Walker, Judy Reed, and Karen Walker. The escorts are Bob McClure, Jay Bedford. Mike Mc- Dancl, Bryan Green, Roy Taylor, I.arrv Cossey, Rav Taylor, and Tv Morris. The Coronation is followed by a dance for all members of the chorus and their dates. “They laughed when I sat down to play.” Seriously, Mrs. White rates high as NHS Chorus sponsor. hirst row: Kathy Mattingly. Gloria Bennett, Jean Lovingood, Carlyn Parman, Pat Primrose, Marian Craven, Barbara I.angly, Kloisc Kuykendall. Diane Noah. Nancy Griffin. Kay Tucker, Charlene Myers. Jackie Walker, Diana Meyer. Second row: Jeanie Guver, Donna Baldwin, Linda Pries, Glorcna Roberson, Diane Shobert, Joy Monroe, Arlene York, Shirley Moran, Verna Marie Moss, Phyllis Stringer, Margaret Jones, Margaret Raines, Georgia Haden, Norman Putman, Evelyn Stover, Ramona Musgrovc. Third row: Arvena McCurry, Fern Johnson, Linda Swim, Barbara Fore, Nancy Miller, Delores Bowles, Betty Belford, Caralyn Haines, Loeva Martin. Sharon Mcikle, N'orene Smith, Sharon Dulaney, Cathy Hough. Margaret Phillips. Darlene Anderson, Marilcc Macias. Selma Badrv. [60] First row: Karen Walker, Barbara Smith. Diane Stuard, Judy Finch, Quay Parker, Lonnie McCallip, Ty Morris. Ira Patterson, Robert Brucmcr, Richard Smith. Jonell Woodrow, Charlene Schnieder, Tunkin Green, Analcc Ashley. Second row: Kav Riley. Sharon Tankcrsly, Jane Oliphant, Kay Russell, Cheryl Caddcll, Joe Grizzle, Warren Kelly, Cecil Parker. Roy Taylor, Bob McClure, Larry Ward, Clark Chatman, Warren Cox, Bryan Green. Judy Walker, Marsa Wynn, Carolyn Norris, Sandra Carpenter, Kay Blackburn. Third row: Mary Evelyn Groves, Kay Holland, Gloria Morrison, Sandra Drake. Linda Speaks, Donna Walker, Nancy Troop, Jerry Holcomb, Billy Goodman, Mike McDanels, Larry Dickson, John Luttrcll, Jay Bclford, Ray Taylor, Earl Bishop, Shirley Lack, Judy Reed, Susan Davis, Marian Camp, Linda Jones, Todis Brett, Linda Johnson. Merrily we sing along. Ty Morris, Larry Cossey, Roy Taylor, Ray Taylor, and Analcc Ashley make music together. Girls’ Quartet is composed of Kathy Mattingly, Diane Stuard, Kathryn I lough, and Katrina Brcndlc. That’s Mildred Walker playing for them. Carolyn Norris, Donna Walker, and Judy Walker sing in the girls’ trio. Chorus Attends Contests The Chorus has a wide and varied program. They sing different types of songs and prepare for the many contests. The first festival attended was in Stillwater at Thanksgiving. A Thanksgiving assembly was given to the students of Norman High and Nor- man Junior High. There was also a Christmas Con- cert and assembly. Part of the group attended the All State Choral Clinic at Oklahoma University. In March the Chorus attended the District Contest at Oklahoma City University, where a superior rating was won, earning the way to the State Contest at Oklahoma University. The last activity is to sing for baccalaureate and graduation. The officers of the chorus are Shirley Lack, President; Mildred YY'alk- cr, Y’icc President; Karen YValkcr, Reporter; Sandra Girpenter, Treasurer; and Theda Green, Diana Green, Joy Monroe, Marcic Power, Secretaries. First row: Virginia McCaskin, Sharon Wilson, Marcic Power, Sallv Dyer, Judy Carpenter, Patti Tooker, Gwen Cosscy, Loretta Little, Dorothy Cornclison. Second row: Donna Findley. Kathy Williams, Elizabeth Force, Sandy Carr, Sherry Thomas, Linda Morcu, Bertie Ruth Martin. Third row: Linda Brandt, Peggy Parker, Lurcnc Dunn, Polly Perry, Violet .Mever, F'.loisc Hough, Beverly Brockcrt, Connie Sullivan, Billie Bryant, Diana Brcndle, Dorothy Willard, Vicki Tebow, La Donna Haden, Kathy Lack, Cheryl Nafich. First row: Diana Green, Joann Davison, Francis Clark. Sharon Marti, Judy Orth, Suzy Grubber. Lvqunita Stover, Connie Hickman, Terry Ridley. Second row: Joann Reed, Penni Hoffman, Carol Pyle, Carolyn Bowen, Betty Goodman, Nawal Bou- said. La Donna Pierce, Martha Smith, Janie Cargill, Evelyn Gill, Louise Pope. Third row: Sandra Worrell, Louise Hciskill, Shirley Harmon, Anita Langley, Linda Buell, Linda Nordstorm, Sally Bridges, Mary Jean McNcelcy, Suzanne Black, Man.’ Ann Sigmund, Janet Sucky, Dcann McConnell. Somebody's out of uniform! The girl’s trio, consisting of (left to right) Judy Reed, Marion Camp, and Kay Riley, exercise their vocal cords as Shirley Lack accompanies them. First row: Betty Conkline, Jimmie Rac Paine, Tommie Nich- ols. Second row: Beverly Shirley, Mary Jane McElhaney, Barcia Langley, Clo Ellen Reynolds, Gayle Allison. Third row: Linda Young, Joanna Harris, Linda Hahn, Katrina Brcndlc, Lcanna Butler. [63] Chorus line. Shirley Lack. Mildred Walker. Sandra Carpenter, Gloria Morrison, and Karen Walker. What attention! A lull conies in the boys’ chorus. Ho-hwn! Ty .Morris seems to be bored by it all as .Mrs. White and Tunkin Green talk over chorus matters. Is it that bad? Judy Finch and Linda Johnson don't seem to l c cheered by Kav Riley's smile. [64] Math Students Ambitious One of the youngest organizations in our school is the Freshman Math Club, sponsored by .Mrs- Kath- erine Maddox. The Math Club was formed in order to promote interest in mathematics and related sci- ences through recreational activities. These activi- ties include puzzle problems, number curiosities, films on mathematics and sciences that use mathematics, speakers from realms of math, and a trip to the Okla- homa University Observatory and Computer Lab- orator)'. The officers of the organization arc: Steve Bonner, Secretary; (Jordon Sennhen, Treasurer, Jim Bross; and Reporter, Emma Jacobs. Yes, it's a wonderful, wonderful world of mathematics. .Math Club sponsor. Mrs. Kay Maddox shows this interesting book to this year's officers, Emma Jacobs, Jim Bross, Steve Bonner, Robert Flecncr, and Gordon Sennhen. First row: Elizabeth Sullenburgcr, Emma Jacobs, and Anna Houck. Second row: Robert Flecncr, Carl French. Gordon Sennhen n, Steve Bonner, and Jim Bross. Third row: David Ellis, Rickie Hopla, and David Boyd. [( 5] Haskell Waddle President Johnelle Kidd Vice-President Janice Williams Secretary Judy Barnard T rcasurcr The governing body of the school, the Student Council, is one of the busiest and most important in the school. With Haskell Waddle as President, Janice Williams as Vice President, Johnelle Kidd as Secretary, Judy Barnard as Treasurer, and Mrs. Charles L. Wicst, and Mr. Tommy Harris as spon- sors, the Student Council carries on many activities. The Student Council works to create a desire for rules and responsibilities and gives training in citizen- ship. It also forms a better relationship between stu- dents and faculty. It tries to raise and keep the standards of Norman High School high in every way, and it gives the students a taste of government. Student Council Is Busy know, let's ditch the whole bit! says Tunkin Green and her friends as they trim the tree for the Christmas holidays. First row: Janice Wharton. Ann Wicst, Annie Mooney, Janice McCraw, Joan Kalman, Nancy Miles, Claudia F.urton, Lavinia Frank, Tunkin Green, Analec Ashley, and Christina Council. Second row: Carolyn Norris. Phocl c Farmer, Sandra Griffen, Karen Moore, Bama .Miles, Nancy Carter. Mary Fd Johnson, Gayle Allison, Shirley Lack, Mary Matlock. Jane David, and Chervil Caddell. Third row: Gary Rawlinson, John Coffey, Joy Monroe, Beverly Brockart. Sandy Carr, Charlotte Council, Judy Talley, Julia Clifton, Stephanie Skinner, Marilyn Morrison, Sherry Steele, and Patti Sharp. Fourth row: George Droesher, Jimmy Turner, Steve Lawton, Diane Green, Terry Ridley, Barbara Brakcbill, Kay Lynn Edwards, Kathy Lack, Kay Tankcrslcy, Mary Catherine Gallagcr. and Sally Sue Allmon. Fifth row: Guv Primrose, Jerry Justice, Joe Wender, Steve Bonner, Bob McFarland. Janies Goodpasture, Quay Parker, Loy Elmore, Richard Alexander and Marion Bauman. [66] No! Don't shoot, Jimmv Turner cries as he puts up posters for Frontier Day. t Vote for Your, STUDENT CC rw rvi embers ; Next on the agenda? Steve Lawton, Karen Moore, Janice Wharton, and Ann Wicst find time to devote many after school hours to Student Council. IVe protest. Lavinia Kay Frank and Raymond Wight remind everyone to keep our grounds clean. Gayle Allison and Shirley Lack set the atmosphere for one of the weekly dcvotionals. IFe could always string a rope across the ball to beep the kids from running. Guy Primrose suggests a new Student Council project to Analec Ashley, Tunkin Green, Jane David, and Hob McFarland. Activities and Projects The busy Student Council has many and varied activities. At the beginning of the year the Council makes Student Directories containing all of the stu- dents names and their phone numbers. They help w ith enrollment and make “Howdy Cards” to help get people acquainted. The Point System, established by the Council, limits the offices and honors held by a person. For all officers, there is a course in officer's training which gives the basic rules of parliamentary procedure. The Student Council sponsors sock hops. Now or Never Week, and Frontier Day, when the whole school dresses in frontier costumes. They sack candy and wrap gifts for the Central State Hos- pital at Christmas. Every Wednesday morning a de- votional is given by students in NHS for the school. The year is full of SC activities. hirst row: Carole Caswell, Chuckic Schneider, Meredith Boggs, Betty l uma, Janie Meyers, Margaret Jones, Diane Neeves, Marilyn Walton. Second row: Verna Marie Moss, Sharon Smith. Betty Bclford, Joy Brown, Elizabeth Sullcnbcrgcr, Karen Caddcll, Martha Walton, third row: Claire Davison, Martha Hollingsworth, Wanda Grizzle, Karen Pitt, Nancy Smolin, Char- lotte Collins, Jean Cheek, Linda Burks, Jessena Brasher. Fourth row: Jimmy Corner, Susan LaMar, Ann Pricr. Joan Powell, Judy MeGowen, Patty Sharp, Barbara llowman. Sigrid Schmitt, Carol Pope, Dick Wallace. Fifth row: Jimmy Bagby, Murry Shaeffer, Steve W illiams, Peggy Henry, Linda Fries, Lana Sue Warren, Linda Hollingsworth, Jim White, Bobby Flccncr. Mr. Bobbitt .Mrs. Brandt Mrs. Khrlicii Mr. Michael Science Interest Mr. Smith. Mounts A group of students interested in experiments, plants, and “bugs” form the Norman High Science Club. The organization is sponsored by the five science teaches, Mrs. Brandt, Mr. Bobbitt, Mr. Michael, Mr. Smith, and Mrs. Ehrlich. The purpose of the Science Club is to further interest in science, make science projects, and to sponsor a science fair, which will be Tri-County. The officers arc President, Jim White; Vice President, Ricky Hopla; Secretary, Norma Jane Rungc; Treasurer. Bettv Bclford; and Reporter, Elizabeth Sullenberger. Steve Atha Bill Bandy Betty Bclford Jo Anna Bianchi Barbara Bovee Dale Cater (ilenn Frank Jimmy Gay Ricky Hopla Glenda McClure Sabra Martin Mitch Mertes Norma Rungc Rolnrrt Sims F.lizabcth Sullcnl crgcr Gavlc Wclchcr Alee Whistler Jim White [69] Officers of the 1958-1959 Gingersnaps Hnt row: Helen Bell. .Marcia Underwood, Kathy Chapman, Jean Cheek, Jo Ann Bianchi, Linda Cochran, Judy Finch, Linda Speaks. Second row: Jane Green, DeLores Hagood, Linda Burks, Maradcl Churchill, .Meredith Boggs, Shirley Lack, Mary .Mat- lock, Judy Murrell. Third row: Gayle Welcher, Bertie Livezey, Marilyn Morrison, Charlotte Collins, Janice Williams, Janice Blakeley, Judy Reed, Gloria Morrison. Fourth row: Betty Gault, Gayle Moisant, Nancy Meyer. Kay Anderson, Karen Craw- ford, Barbara Brewer, Johncll Kidd, Janice Wharton. Fifth row: Kay Riley, Kay Hoover, Roberta Phipjjs, Jean Lovingood. ■ Pep Is Plentiful The gingersnap follows the constitutional rules of the organization. She must have a keen interest in sports; she must attend almost all of the home sports events; she pays dues; and wears the uniform of black and orange. The officers arc President, Claudia Eur- ton; Vice President, Sandra Carpenter; Secretary, Carolyn Norris; Treasurer, Martv Cole; Attendance Secretary, Karen Walton; Snapper-Upper, Todis Brett and Janice Wharton; Parliamentarian, Ann Wicst; Reporter, Gayle Wclcher; Historian, Susan Lewis; and Mascot, Ciena Hopkins. The cheerleaders arc Ruth Hopkins, Ann Sneed, Virginia Self, Mary Os- home, Caralcc Hemphill, and Sandra Smith. Perhaps a part of the success of the athletics is due to this fine organization. Mrs. Kendall models a teacher-sized Ginger- snap sweater for Miss Pcvchousc. First row: Linda Barton, Mary Evelyn Groves, Kay Holland, Katrina Brcndlc, Ruth Ferrell, Diane Stuart. Kathy Lemmon, Susan Sharp, Sheila Patterson, Linda Jones, Judy Talley, Becky Wharton, Claire Davison. Second row: Joyce Morchcad. Sharon Tankerslcy, Kitty Edmunds, Jessena Brasher, Gerry Recce, Barbara Smith, Jackie Walker, Shirley Burns, Carol Pope, Gayle Allison, Julia Clifton, Lavinia Frank. Third row: Pat Womack, Linda Willoughby. Evelyn Grizzle, Delores Pierson, Linda Hollingsworth, Loeva Martin, Peggy Henry, Jimmie Lee MeGowen, Georgia Haden, Priscilla Dymond, Chuckic Schneider. Fourth row: Elbe Livezey, Sally Allmon, Linda Johnson, Sandra Carpenter, Lou Hopkins. Susan Lewis, Carolyn Swafford, Nancy Miles, Carole Caswell. Sharon Coffey, Linda Young, Janice Morrell, Jancll Cole. Fifth row: Joi Dell Jones, Sarah Kill, Lawana Dietrich, Pam Crawford, Jimmie Ray Paine, Roscllcn Anderson, Nancy Griffin, Kay Blackburn. Janice McCraw, 'Frude Steele, Marty Cole, Julie Kalman. Sixth row: Barbara Fore. Pat Gill. Ann Harris, Trudy Lee, Todis Brett, Claudia Eurton, Carolyn Norris, Analce Ashley, Sandra Higgenbotham, Joan Kalman, Nancy Miller. [71] Up, up, up go utomie's little helpers. The Line-up hirst row: Lana Sue Warren, Bettv Conkling, Diane Ncaves, Linda Terry, .Martha Barringer, Rita Moberly, Suzy Taylor, Nancy Smolin, Mary Katherine Callager, Phyills Stringer, Shirley Murphy, Eloisc Kuykendall. Second row: Verna Marie Moss, Sarra ShaefTcr, Karen Daniels, Gail Harmon, Connie Polk, Delores Williams, Delores Bowles, Betty luma, Pat Hinshaw, Joy Brown, Kay Adkin, Judy Helm. I bird row: Carolyn Wallis, Sharon Mciklc, Kay Check, Wanda Grizzle, Karen Pitt, Edna Johnson, Carolyn Hall, Janice Harris, Sandra Griffin, Martha Sickles, Elvcra McCarty, Candy Shelton, Sherry Steele. Fourth row: Diane Waterson, Pat Locke. Lesley Lewis. Charlene Myers, Donna Baldwin. Midge Graven, Marilyn Scoggins. Pat Primrose, Stephanie Vaughn, Neva Jo Williams, Jan Wade, DccAnn Chesser, Jane David. [72] Gina Hopkins. XHS mascot, seems to l c in the swing of things. . 4« Janice Wharton and Gayle Welchcr are seen displaying Seminole signs for that all imponant game. Champs Led by Cheers Norman High’s 1959 cheerleaders were Sandra Smith, Carolcc Hemphill, .Mary Osborne, Virginia Self, Ann Sneed, and Ruth Hopkins. School Spirit Soars I he largest and one of the busiest organizations in Norman High is the girls’ pep club, the Ginger- snaps. Sponsored by Mrs. Sue Kendall and Miss Florence Pcvchousc, the club supports athletics, and strives to promote a sense of loyalty to Norman High and to foster school spirit. The Gingersnaps attend all home games and give pep rallies with skits. They sponsor the Football and Basketball coronations, and give a party for the lettermcn. They support the fund for Oklahoma Medical Research. Gonna rock that tiger, yatna, yatna! Gingersnaps surrounding the tiger arc Analcc Ashley, Joan Kalman, Janice McCraw, Julie Kalman and Chuckic Schneider. First row: Mary Burns, Orvclla Pierson, Shirley Hannon, Connie Green, Loretta Little, Marilyn Lack, Sharon Wilson, Cheryl Harkey, Judy Renegar, Linda Morcu. F.rma Jacobs. Second row: Alccia Shobcrt. Elizabeth Sullcnbcrgcr, Kathy Williams, Rosemary McGee, Janet Suchy, Marianne Sicgmund, Dorothy Comclison, Joan Powell, Marianne O’Connell, Charlotte Council, Elaine Kruis. Judy McGowen. Third row: Erma Moodv. Margaret Crawford. Donna Terry, Peg Malone, Glenda McClure, Phyllis Gardner. Carolvn Bowen, Suzanne Black. Judith Binford, Sigrid Schmitt, Chcrric Burns, Barbara Bowman. Fourth row: Elaine Swank, Glenda Hatfield, Anna Houck, Kay Tankcrslcy, Dorothy Willard, DcAnn Salver. Harriet Richey, Susan LaMarr, Barbara Brake-bill, Linda Bifflc, Terry Ridley. Strike, protest, walk-out. Rip it up! These things arc girls in one of the many A busy group of Gingersnap painters display their fin- morning pep assemblies. ished product. hirst row: Judy Rickman, Nancy Carter, Louise Pope, Mary Ed Johnson, Joanne Davison, Cheryl Naifeh, Gail Lawson, Marcie Power, Kathy Lack, Evelyn Gill. Second row: Jackie Bongs, Sherry Thomas, Su .v Gruber, Bertie Ruth Martin, Diana Green, Elizabeth Force, Mary Jean Mc- Necly, Connie Hickman, Judy Orth, Bama Miles. Third row: Patti Sharp, Linda Nordstrom, Beverly Brockcrt, Sandy Carr, Christina Council, Judy Carpenter, Darla Tolson, Margaret Fritch, Sandra Warren, Lynda Smith. hront row: Karen Caddcll, Jessena Brasher, Mary Evelyn Groves, Carolyn Winn, Sharon Smith, and Clydettc Kirk. Second r w; Manha Jansing, Dorothy Cornclison, Kathryn Hansmeyer, Phyllis Gardener, Sandra Johnson, Mary Matlock, Neva Jo Williams. Diana Green, and Janet Suchcy. Third row: Elizabeth Sullcnburgcr, Judv Finch, Loanna Jennines Polly Perrv Robena Phipps, Judy Murrell, Mary Ann Sigmund. Sandra Warren, Carolyn Parman, and Linda Smith. Mrs. Leighton and Mrs. Rolette preside over this year’s F.H.A. officers who arc Clydettc Kirk. Judy Murrell, Jessena Brashcar, Karen Caddcll, Sharon Smith, Mary Evelyn Groves, and Carolvn Winn. FHA Activities Increase One of the largest organizations in Norman High is the Future Homemakers of America. These girls strive to leam to live better today in order that their lives and those of their families may be better to- morrow. The busy Homemakers have many activi- ties. They initiate and install the officers and mem- bers. There is a reception for parents and planning conferences for the presidents of all district chapters, and the sub-district planning meeting for all officers of the chapters. Almost thirteen thousand attend the State Rally. [76] I can hardly wait until the flag satdtc it over—then •we eat! What do you mean Vm doing it wrong? Folly Perry, Glenda Hit field, and Kathryn Manse- Karen Caddcll takes time out to look up from her painting, nicycr pose prettily. Tbit is bow your hand looks after a hot iron has been over it. Judy Finch and Kli .abcth Sullcnburgcr offer advice to Rolterta Phipps as she presses a dress. Gather ’round cats and HI serve you some tea. Mary Matlock, Neva Jo Williams, Sandy Johnson, Betty Grizzle and Loanna Jennings prepare for future teas. [77] 1st row: Pat Bruchi, Billy McKcnnic, Jerry Madolc, Clary T lirillkill, Lonnie Smith, Jerry HufTimn, Phil Heir , Irvin Rolcy. Jerry .Masters, Frank Holley, and Terr)’ Haines. 2nd row: Darrel Harris, Ronnie Walker, James Schncringcr, Bobby Gowens, Jimmy Kennedy, Jimmy Loughmillcr, Dicky Roane, Lester Vaughn, Grady Cole. 3rd row: Gene Morgan, Robert Pierce, Ray Brcndle, Jimmy Newby, Jerry Peters, Jack Nelson, Bob Harmon, Jimmy Smith, and John Garner. 4th row: George Gilbert. Don Johnson, Dcnnic Willis. Curtis Johnston, Kenneth Mote, Dan Thomas. Howard Diffinhaugh, Floyd Tolson, and Russell Hardesty. 5th row: Mr. Mackey, Bill Helm, Jim Storm, Bill Wilcox, Harvey Van Schuvver, Allan Huitt, Mike Peters. Richard Perry, John Bardcr. “Now where did the ignition go? The Norman Future Farmers of America is sponsored by Mr. H. W. Mackey. The primary aim of the Future Farm- ers is the development of agricultural leadership, cooperation, and citizenship. The FFA has many and varied activities. They include a supervised farming program; cooperative lead- ership activities; and community services. They strive for scholarship and have supervised recreation. The officers arc President, Lester Vaughn; Vice-President, Russell Hardesty; Secretary, Richard Perry; Treasurer, Kenneth Mote; Reporter, Dale Huffman; Sentinel, Bob Harmon; and Song Leader, Jack Nelson. “Let's get the hook line out, boys Phil Heitz, Terry Hames, Jim Jones, Darrell Harris unhook the trailer. Gary Thrailkill, Curtis Johnston, and Jim Storm prepare the drag main on their tractor. Johnny Baker, Ronnie Walker, and Bill Wilcox demon- strare how to drill. Don't light the dynamite now you dopes! Phil Heitz and Curtis Johnston make a rope. Let's have a barrel of fun! Irvin Rollcy, James Schncringer. Kenneth Richards cut the top off a barrel. Officers and sponsor of this year’s FFA Club arc: Russell Hardesty. Dale Huffman, Kenneth Mote, Mr. Mackey, Bob Harmon, Lester Vaughn, and Richard Perry. [79] Library Club Ambitious hirst row: Janice Morrell, Edna Johnson, Sabra Martin, Shirley Burns, Katrina Brendlc, Gail Barker. Second row: Linda Hollings- worth, Diane Smith, Diana Brendlc, Gwenda Clark, Kav Holland. The Library Club, sponsored by Mrs. F. K. .Mosley, gives the library students a closer fellowship with each other. Members of the Library Club arc girls who help other students in finding books, informa- tion, and author material. They take Library as an elective. The organization sold paper and pencils to raise money and also sold Christmas cards. They meet four times each year for social meetings. The officers were President. Eloise Kuykendall; Vice- President, Jancll Cole; and Secretary, Shirley Burns. I he Library has been made a popular place to study. Its quiet atmosphere helps all who want to study. Sabra .Martin sc ms to be wondering “Where did that hook on Moosc-ology go? hirst row: Joyce Moorchcad, Betty l uma, Eloise Kuykendall, Caro- lyn Graves, Nancy .McDonald, Julia Will. Second row: Charlene .Meyers, Susan LaMar, Sara Jane Kill, Patsy Driskcll. Third row: Sharon Soffey, Kay Hoover, Judy Murrell, Ann Wicst, Jancll Cole. and then he'll say ...” Barbara Brakcbill dreams to herself. m__m grnlf [80] FT A Is Active In this day and age an increasing importance has been given to the teachers of the next generation. The Future Teachers of America, sponsored bv Miss Ruth Collier MeSpadden, are preparing for a career in teaching. The preparation includes the studv of activities of the teaching profession, learning how to prepare to be a teacher, and projects which are a sendee to the community. The FTA’s many activi- ties to raise money included a bake sale. A formal initiation is held for the officers. The officers were President, Georgia Hadcn; Vice President, Jancll Cole; Secretary, Jimmie Lee McGowen; Treasurer, Sara Jane Kill; and Reporter, Verna Marie Moss. The year was termed as very successful. .Miss MeSpadden, sponsor, is surrounded by this year’s of- ficers: Janie Myers, Georgia Hadcn, Jancll Cole, Verna Marie Moss, Sara Jane Kill, and Jimmie Lee McGowen. Serving the punch arc Dianne Wattcrson, Kathy Lamirand, and Verna .Marie Moss. First row: Kathy Lamirand, Kay Riley, Dianne Wattcrson, Jancll G lc, Georgia Hadcn; Second row: F.dna Johnson, Joy Mon- roe, Gerry Recce, Sara Jane Kill, Jimmie I.cc McGowen. Future Nurses Grow First row: Kay Hoover, Christine Rccd. JoAnn Biffllc, I.inda Speaks, Judy Finch, Barbara Downey, Edith Jane Wallis and Anita Gill. Second row: Jean Check, .Mary Dennis, .Monte Tcvault, Mary Matlock, Charlotte Collins, and Caralcc Hemphill. The Future Nurses organization has led a very busy year. Sponsored by Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Armstrong, the club had many activities. They toured the University Hospital and the Cerebral Palsy In- stitute. At Cerebral Palsy, the girls plavcd with the children on visitor’s day. The Future Nurses also sacked candy for the State Hospital. I‘he officers arc President, Judy Finch; Vice-President, Linda Speaks; Secretary, Mary (Jallagcr; Treasurer, Jean Check, and Reporter, Katrina Brcndlc. First row: Barbara Smith. Sharon Coffey, I.inda Young, I.inda Willoughby, Suzan Madden. Diane Smith, do Ellen Reynolds, Anne Harris, Lou Hopkins. Second row: Pat Womack. Evelyn Grizzle, Judy Talley. Linda Johnson, Linda Jones, Nancy Miller, Barbara Fore, Klwanda Keller, Katrina Brcndlc. ■___________________m____________________■_______________________■___________________■ Sophomores of the F.N.C. arc Carolyn Harman. Betty Carolyn Bowen, Alary Jane McFlhancv, Karen Walker, Conklin?, Bernice Johnson, Dec Ann Chesser, and Yvonne Burks. Sandra Love. First row: Darlene Farrar, Connie Green, Susan La.Marr, Dinah Brcndle. Second row: Joan Powell. Barbara Bauman, Billie Bryant. Flizabcth Sullcnburgcr, Sharon Martin, Sigrid Schmitt. Ready to board the bus are: Kay Hoover, Charlotte Collins, Mar)’ Matlock, Caralcc Hemphill, Mrs. W. Williams, Mrs. Bernice Armstrong, Mrs. F.ppler, and Mrs. Nicdcrmaicr. [83] Artists Win Contests The 1958-59 Paint Dauber officers arc .Mitch Mertes, secretary- treasurer; Jessena Brasher, vice-president; Jimmie Lee Mc- Gowen, reporter, and Jerry Whistler, president. The Norman High School art club, the Paint Daub- ers, is sponsored by Airs. Alice Fleming and Airs. Rex Whistler. The Paint Daubers were organized to fur- ther the students interest in art, to increase the ap- preciation of art in Norman High, and to do dif- ferent projects and services. The Dauber’s activities include painting a mural for the Cerebral Palsy Hos- pital, trips to sketch outdoors, preparing exhibits and contests, decorating the halls for Christmas with little angels, and photography displays. The officers were President, Jerrie Whistler; Vice-President, Jessena Brasher; and Secretary-Treasurer, .Mitchell Mertes. Maltin' your ovm money this year, kidsr Judy Helm, Ted Chillcss, and Judy Harkey compare prints from their wood blocks. “ never could stand Lhnburger “Personally I think it stinks.” Allan Kerr. Rita Mobly, Lavem McCor- mick, and Stephanie Vaughn paint with Mixed Media. “Would you care to see my sketches? Jayne Harkey, Vickie Woodrow, and Cleo Parsons work hard at their art. George Drocschcr, Joyce Morchcad. Joy Brown, and sponsor, Mrs. Fleming, dabble These magic slates do wonders, don't they? Rembrandt, no doubt. Kay Edwards, Judy Rickman, and Shirley Powell put on the finishing touches. Martha Hollingsworth. I.inda Biffle, Barbara Brakcbill. and Russell Vaughn dream of someday achieving fame as painters. “Jhmny, there's jttst no resemblance! “Elementary, my dear Watson. Jimmy Bross, Bill Bandy. Bobby Anncslcy, Jeanette Judy McGowen, Linda Terry, and Bobby Landsaw try Landrcth, and Carolyn Hall discuss the finer points of the fine art of sketching, oil painting. A little red here a little blue there . . . His eyes are put too large— Mike Glasscock, Ivan Riggle. Rose Henderson, Tommy Louise Hciskill, Nancy Fowler, and (Charles Kirtlcy Blakely, and Mary Bums' examine a portrait. Senors and Senoritas He's a happy go lucky Spaniard, isn't he? George Drocschcr, points out to .Mrs. Rilcv and the ‘59 Spanish Club officers: Carol Pope, Peggy Henry, and himself. But doctor can't brush after every meal! Joyce Morehcad munching on a cookie. Spanish students interested in a greater understand- ing of the Spanish speaking people and in creating a greater interest in the language, form the Norman High Spanish Club, sponsored bv Mrs. Viva Rilcv. 'I he Spanish Club has many activities which includes the election and coronation of the Spanish Queen. The 1959 Spanish Queen is Carol Pope. The mem- bers attend the Spanish Fiesta, held annually at the University of Oklahoma. The President is George Drocschcr and the Secretary-Treasurer is Peggy Henry. Spanish Queen Carol Pope, with her parents. Colonel and Mrs. J. I). Pope, and her sister, Louise. It's a bird-lt's a plane-It's “SPEEDY GONZALES.” Joyce Morehcad, Bill Brav, and Jimmy Baker listen intently at a Spanish Club meeting. Eat, drink and be merry, for tomorrow we have a Spanish test. Peggy Henry. Shirley Burns, and Sandra Drake enjoy them- selves at a Spanish Club get together. Latin Club Prospers In order to further interest in the Latin language, the Latin Club was formed to study the life, religion, and customs of the Romans. They follow the many adventures of Caesar and comrades throughout his life. Sponsored by Miss Ruth Collier MeSpadden, the Latin Club is affiliated with the national organi- zation, and the Junior Classical League. The mem- bers give reports, attend the State Convention, and climax the year with a Roman Banquet. The officers of the Latin Club were President, Sandra Griffen; Vice-President, Sharon Mcikle; Secretary, Margaret Jones; and Treasurer, Patti Sharp. Officers of the Latin Club, who arc Patti Sharp, Margaret Jones, Sharon Mcikle, and Sandra Griffen, look on as sponsor. Miss MeSpadden, enjoys a Latin story. First row: Ann Wicst. Sheryl Harkey, Susan LaMar, l-'.mnu Jacobs, Martha Sickles, Judy Young. Second row: Sandra Griffen, Joy Monroe, Norma Jane Rungc, Sharon Mcikle, Lana Sue Warren, Sara Shaeffer. Third row: Judy MeGowen, Penny Cook, Joan Powell, Janie Myers, Diane Neaves. Fourth row: Ricky Hopla, Charles Pappan, Jimmy Bronson, David Ellis, Alvin Leonard, Bill Collie. [87] Girls Play Ball, Too I he Girls Recreational Association, better known as GRA, is sponsored by Miss Marjorie Rugh. The girls meet twice a month to play basketball, football, baseball, and other games. GRA sponsored a volley- ball tournament between the gym classes. They ar- range games in different sports between University High School and Norman High girls. The GRA is divided into two teams, the Orange and the Black, who compete during the year. The officers arc President, Linda Cochran; Vice-President, Marty Cole; Secretary, Sandra Carpenter; Treasurer, Diane Stuard; Reputer, Nancy Miles; and Agenda Chairman, Luc Hopkins. The girls arc given points and cam pins. Miss Rugh, GRA sponsor, is surrounded by this year’s of- ficers: Diane Stuard, Luc Hopkins, Nancy Miles, Linda Coch- ran, Martv Cole, Sandra Carpenter. First row: Chuckic Schneider, Sandra Carpenter. Linda Cochran, Marty Cole, Carole Caswell, Beverly Renegar, Claudia Eur- ton, Nancy Miles, Carolyn Swafford, Joann Biffle, Sandra Smith, Ruth Hopkins. Second row: Julie Kalman, Sylvia Martin, Marilyn Scroggins, Terry Ridley, Susan Lamar, Delores Williams, Lawanda Green- wood, Helen Cox, Sara Schaeffer. Third row: Elizabeth Sullcnbcrger. Glenda McClure. Connie Sullivan, Mary Ann Siegmund, Rosemary McGee, Kathy Wil- liams, Chcryll Harkey, Kay Blackburn, Nancy Griffen, Cara lee Hemphill, Mary Osborne. Fourth row: Gail Barker Stephanie Skinner. Eloisc Kuykendall, Candy Shelton, Orvclla Pierson, Mary Ed Johnson, Nancy Carter, Judy Orth, Jackie Boggs, Judy Talley, Ellic Livezey, Joan Kalman. Fifth row: Linda Biffle, Joan Powell, Judy Carpenter, Harriet Richey, Christina Council, Judy Renegar. .Marica Powers, Sixth row: Diane Green, Beverly Brockcrt, Carolyn Norris, Karen Crawford, Barbara Brewer, Susan Lewis, Carol Lack. Luc Hopkins, Ann Pricr, Cheryl Naifeh. [88] Let's Play Keep Away! Watch out, birdie, here it comes! OrelU Pierson, Jo Ann Bifflc and Sarra Shaeffer play basket- Marianne Sicgmund, Joann Bifflc, and Sylvia Martin prepare ball. to play a game of badminton. Come on youse guys, let's play . . . A group of GRA’s receive instructions on how to play vol- ley ball. Now look, you guys, let's get our there and win! Rosemary McGee, Sarra Shaeffer. and Joann Bifflc seen� to l c discussing the game in the huddle. “Now land right here on my hand! Linda Hollingsworth seems to be saying to the volley ball as she, Claudia liurton, Linda Holsenbek, June Cain, and Jcrric Jansing try to make another point. Speech Rates High The Speech Department of Norman High is com- posed of about two hundred students and is spon- sored by Mrs. Marcus Fuller. The inside of speech- making is revealed and the speech students gain con- fidence, poise, and the ability to “think on their feet.” The speech classes present plays in assemblies. They also enter the “True Security” contest, spon- sored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce. In this Johncllc Kidd won first place and went on to the state finals. Loretta Lester placed second; Karen Cad- dell, third; Louise Boyd, fourth; and Maradcll Church- ill, fifth. An oration contest sponsored bv the Ameri- can Legion is also entered. I say, isn’t this taking brotherly love just a little too far? asks Steve Lawton of his “brother”, Rov Brown as Richard Smith looks on in glee. Mrs. Fuller, N.M5. Speech sponsor, demonstrates how Patrick Henry got his start. “1 le looks like a good candidate for the Panama Canal,” thinks Jancll Cole as she talks with her latest victim. Jack Frye. “Who’s hiding what in who’s hand?” Linda Barton, Rov Brown, and Jancll Cole act out a scene from the Junior play. Guy Primrose stops Jim Harris and Mary .Mat- lock at a busy intersection. Buddy Pendarvis presents Johncllc Kidd with first prize in “True Security” speech contest. Just one penny? ' Gee IVbhr Charles Trimble pleads with Charlene Schneider. Tunkin Green seems surprised as Clara Davis tells her fortune with an invisible ball and Linda Pulliam looks on. First row: Guy Primrose, Samira Allison, Linda Richardson. Judy Shobert, Susan Davis, Diane Roberts, Wanda Hunter, Judy Barnard. Mildred Walker, Jimmy Turner. Second row: Billy Curren, David Higbee, Don McCalip, Walacc Collins, Mike Ayres, Wayne Cargill, David Simpson, David Kmcrson, Pauncho Grizzle, Tommy Tiller. Second Year for D.E. A relatively new program to high schools has been introduced to Norman High School during the last two years. This Distributive Education Program gives students a chance to earn credit for a job. Directed by J. Hurshcl Antwine, the DE club strives to de- velop progressive leadership in the field of distri- bution that is competent, aggressive, self-reliant, and cooperative; to employ the use of high ethical stand- ards in business; to provide for mental and physical health through satisfactory social and recreational activities; and to develop an appreciation of the in- fluence of the fine arts in business. You've beard of clock-watchers ” Don McCalip, president of DE rings up another sale. You way not believe this, but I aw working. Sandra Allison takes time out from her busy schedule. Trude Steele, Gayle Wclchcr, Linda Cochran, Ronnie Whit- lock, Jim Baghv and Julia Clifton seem to be very hard at work. Tales Enlarge Paper The Norman High newspaper is written by twenty- two members of the Tiger Tales staff, with Mrs. I). L. Barnes as sponsor. The staff has many activi- ties besides the printing of the Tiger Tales. They give an assembly; participate in Quill and Scroll and Future Journalists of America; and write many fea- ture issues, including Thanksgiving, Christmas, Easter, and Senior issues. The staff positions arc changed on alternating six-weeks. How could they possibly have a mutual interest? Jay Bedford and Maradcll Churchill avidly watch the work- ings of a newspaper. Trude get off of cloud No. 9 and get to work on the Tiger Tales. Not the telephone book, David! exclaims Sandra. Julia Clifton, Jimmy Lee McGovern, Marilyn Walton, and Ronnie Whitlock talk over the Talcs. This is my life? Mr. Harold Belknap points out to Mr. Jon Powell and Mr. B. Roy Daniels. David Lampeon seems to ask as Trude Steele, Sandra Carpenter, Jake Bennett, Gayle Wclcher, and Ronnie Whitlock get ready to distribute the “Tiger Talcs. (Left) Now look here guys, this is the way it's gonna be! Trude Steele, Jim Baghy, and Jimmie Lee MeGowen listen patiently while Gayle Wclcher acts as strawboss. (Right) rickin' tip pa paws, puttin' an in a basket. Martha Walton and Julia Clifton count Tiger Talcs. FJA Is Organized A new organization in Norman High this year is the Future Journalists of America, sponsored by Mrs. I). L. Barnes. The Future Journalists strive to in- terest students of ability and good character in journalism as a career. The club acquaints the stu- dents with the great variety of opportunities open to them through the doors of journalism. It also emphasizes the advantages of an adequate education as a prelude to a satisfying career. There are seven- teen states who have Future Journalists Chapters and the Norman chapter was one of the first founded. The adult sponsors of this program help to give tours and information. The many activities include assemblies, meetings, antd educational tours. The President is David Busby, and the Secretary-Treas- urer is .Martha Walton. Photography Club New A new club this year is the Photography Club, sponsored by .Mr. J. O. Smith, Mrs. Audrey Ehrlich and Mrs. I). L. Barnes. The organization learns the finer points of photography which include the mys- teries of a darkroom. The club sets up a darkroom and attends a display of national prize winning pho- tography. They have picnics and a chicken barbe- cue. The officers arc President, James Goodpasture; Vice President, Jim White; Secretary-Treasurer, Gayle VVclchcr; Librarian, Ann Prier; Social Chair- man, Julia Clifton; and Program Chairman, Donna Walker, and Robert Smith. I Vow, what cheese cakes! Ann Prior, Jim White, and Jerry Robertson demonstrate vari- ous ways to hold your mouth when taking a picture. Wonder bow long this meeting will last? Julia Clifton, Donna Walker and Jerry Corneilson. I hope he doesn't miss. Julia Clifton, .Mitch Mertes and Gayle Wclchcr appear a bit apprehensive about having apples shot off their heads. First row: Jeff Jolly, Julia Clifton, Larry McDade, .Marion Bau- man. Second row: Gayle Wclchcr, Mrs. Barnes, Donna Walker, Mitch Mertes, Jimmy Bagbv, James Goodpasture. [95] •fc «ween the covers of a yearbook are pictures and xvprds describing a year. Under the leadership of Editor, Marilyn Morrison, and Sponsor, Mrs. I). L. Barnes, the 1959 Trail Staff strives to record the feel- inyr-and thoughts of a school. Each laugh and tear is recorded and between the covers arc the memories than can never be lost. With every page, A Very Special Year is remembered. Top members of the Trail staff arc Marilyn Morrison, Editor; Jerry Justice, Business Manager; and Mrs. D. L. Barnes, Sponsor. ‘7.0ok at the birdie ” Larry McDadc and Marion Bauman check the camera for the next pictures to be taken. Look Ma, no cavities ” Mitchell Mertes and Virginia Self serve as the literary editor and an editor on the staff. [96] “You and your big mouth ...” thinks Haskell Waddle as No Jim! It tickles, laughs Ann Sneed while Ann Frier, Jim lie looks at Trude Steele. The innocent bystander is Jerry White, and Loretta Lester try to stay on the filing cabinet. Robertson. Guess ivbo did all the work? Jeff Jolly, Sherry Steele, and Sally Allmon turn on the charm Gerry Recce, Kitty l-'dmunds. and Gayle Wclchcr comprise for the photographers. the organization section workers. What an intelligent and happy looking group! Included this year were Larry MeDade, Jerry Robertson, Kitty Edmunds, Gerry Recce, Virginia Self, Gayle Wclchcr, Sherry Steele, Sally Sue Allmon, Jeff Jolly, Loretta Lester, Ann Prier, Marian Bauman, Mitch Mertes, Jerry Justice, I laskcll Waddle, and Trude Steele. HONORS Royalty of Norman High • Amid excitement and suspense the royalty of Norman High was selected. With tears and happiness they became a queen. The strains of “Pomp and Cir- cumstance” became a part of a Very Special Year. Miss Ruth Hopkins was elected Football Queen and Miss Mary Osborne was chosen Basketball Queen. The Latin Club chose Miss Margaret Jones as their queen and Carol Pope was elected Spanish Queen. The FFA boys chose Tunkin Green as their queen and Judy Shobert was selected as DE Queen. The student body elected Virginia Self as the 'I rail Queen and Shirley Lack was selected as the Chorus Queen. The royalty of Norman High arc, first row: Mary Osborne, Baskclhall Queen; Virginia Self, Trail Queen; Ruth Hopkins, Football Queen. Second row: Carol Pope Spanish Queen; Shirley Lack, Chorus Queen; Theda (Jrccn. FFA Queen. Third row: Margaret Jones, Latin Queen; Judy Shobert, DE Queen. [104] The winner «f the Thompson-Wampler Award, which is the friendliest Senior of 1959, was Virginia Self. Ugliest Boy Contest The candidates for the 1959 Ugliest Boy Contest were. First row: Joe Culp. Jerry Goldsby, David Busby. Second row: John Kidd, Twmv Fountain, Car)’ Rawl- inson. Not pictursJfc ertyTOutch Robetj and Morcu. Jerry Gold SV was the lucky, trainer. and Perev -m- Thompson-Wampler Award % %■ [105] Larry Pannei I, top, was the winner of the Garrison award. Linda Burks and Wanda Goodpasture were the 1959 straight A Seniors. Janice Williams was the DAR Award winner. High Honors in NHS During the year many honors are recognized. The National Honor Society is announced and the top ten per cent grade averages determine the State Hon- or Society. Linda Burks and Wanda Goodpasture arc the Seniors with a straight A record. Each six weeks a person is chosen for the Who’s Who of Norman High. This person must qualify in citizenship and scholarship. They arc selected by the home rooms. Student Council, and the faculty. There are also many individual awards. Larry Pan- ncll is the winner of the Garrison Award for the athlete with the best grades. Virginia Self is awarded the Thompson-Wamplcr Award for the friendliest Senior. Jerry Goldsby is the “Ugliest Boy.” Who s Who hirst Row: Jim Mayfield, Ann Sneed, Janice Williams, Shirley Lack, Caralcc Hemphill. Second Row: Sandra Carpenter, Sherman Lawton, Steve Lawton, Ed Leaver, Karen Moore. Third Row: Butch Roberts, Linda Parris, Janice Harris, Phoebe Farmer, Richard Robinson. Marion Bauman. Fourth Row: Diane Green, Linda Morcu, Joanne Davidson. Nancy Carter, Joe Wender, Jeff Jolly. [10A] The representatives to Girls and Boys State front Norman High School in 1958 were William Bcrglan, Bob McFarland. Caralee Hemphill. John Brandenburg, and Gary Spradling. Not pictured arc David Busby and .Melvin Ernest. The Rotarian Plaque is shown to Norman High’s Junior Rotarians by Mr. Daniel. The boys arc John Todd. Haskell Waddle. Jim May- field, Gary Spradling, and David Busby. Successful Scholars High scholarship was achieved by David Rennie, a member of the National Merit Scholars, and Haskell Waddle, a finalist in the National Honor Society Scholarship applicants. National Honor Society The Quill and Scroll is an honorary organization for the journalism students, yearbook staff, and paper ;taff. There have also been individual scholastic awards. David Rennie is a member of the National Merit Scholars. He is in the top one-half per cent of those who took the test. Haskell Waddle is a finalist for the National Honor Society scholarship. Janice Williams is the winner of the I)AR Award for outstanding citizenship. hirst row. Louise Boyd, Sharon Tankcrslcy, Jerric Whistler, Sharon Rcmpf. Julia Clifton, Peggy Henry, Marilyn Morrison, Ann Sneed. Second row. Carol Pope, Joanna Harris, Sharon Smith. Linda Johnson, Chervil Caddcll, Linda Hollingsworth, Sandra Smith, Caralcc Hemphill. Third row. John Holasek, Leonard Phelps, John Brandenburg, F.ilecn Howard. Flizabeth Ligon, Judy Reed, Virginia Self. Fourth row. Sherman Lawton, Haskell Waddle, Bob McFarland, Garv Spradling, Bill Berglan. [108] National Honor Society hirst row: Wanda Goodpasture, Kitty Edmunds, Diane Smith, Jessena Sue Brasher, Lavinia Kay Frank, Linda Burks, Karen Caddcll, Gerry Recce, Karen Moore. Second row: Shirley Lack, Sandra Carpenter. Claire Davison, Ann Heavener, FJlic Livezey, Kay Hoover, Cretha Jean Adair. Ruth Ferrell, Judy Tally. Third row: Larrv Panncll, David Busbv, Gary Rawlinson, Jay Wilkinson, Ed Feaver, Bill Grove. Fourth row: Jim Mayfield, John Todd, Melvin Ernest, James Goodpasture, Jerry Bryant, Jimmy Dietrich. Quill and Scroll hirst row: Sally Sue Allmon, Martha Walton, Marilyn Walton, Gayle Wclchcr, Julia Clifton. Ann Sneed. Second row: Ann Prier, Linda Cochran, Jimmie Lee MeGowen, Sandra Carpenter, Trude Steele, Virginia Self, Marilyn Morrison. Third row: Ronnie Whitlock, Jake Bennett, Jerry Justice. Loretta Lester, Mara- dcll Churchill, James Goodpasture. Fourth row: Gary Dodson, Tommy Pitts. David Busby, David Lampton, Mitch Mertes. SPORTS Hey, you guys, wait for me.” Lewis Smith rushes into aid Jay Wilkinson in blocking a pass intended for an unknown Giickasha player. Must be a real good magazine. Back field coach, Wray Little john; head coach Gene Corrotto; and line coach. Gene .Vicars; look over the line-up for the forthcoming game with Duncan. Tigers Finish Season SCORES Norman 33 Seminole 0 Norman 38 _ -Pauls Valiev 0 Norman 21 Enid 6 Norman 20 El Reno 8 Norman 6 Lawton 14 Norman 35 „ -Del City 8 Norman 29 14 Norman 12 12 Norman - Ardmore 6 Norman 29 Duncan 8 Norman’s football forces had their most successful season since 1951. Their new coach. Gene Corrotto, molded a team feared by opposing teams. Corrotto's Tigers carved out an 8-1-1 record and wound up second in the conference and eleventh in the state. They had three Tigers placed on the All-Confer- ence first team and two on the second star squad. Jay Wilkinson was named Boomer Conference Play- er of the Year, and Bobby Jacobs and Wayne Car- gill joined him on the All-Conference team. Gary Rawlinson and Larry Pannell took second-berth hon- ors. John Dragoo was placed at end on the first team defensively. The Tigers opened with a decisive 35-0 trouncing of Seminole at Owen Stadium. Bobbv Jacobs scored two touchdowns and carried for 110 yards. In the second game it was Wilkinson’s passing and Jacob’s receiving that caned the victory over Pauls Valley, 38-0. Jacob’s scored four touchdowns. In the third game, Norman had three touchdowns called back, but just repeated the feat by beating Enid 21-6. Enid became the first opponent to score on Norman. [112] with 8-1-1 Record It's gonna be rough” Tri captains Larry Panncll, Jay Wilkinson, and Gar)' Rawlinson head for the toss-up. Come to me before it's too late.” Gary Rawlinson gives hot pursuit to a I.ightfoot Harry. Wayne Cargill Dale Huffman Gary Rawlinson Steve Anderson John Dragoo Norman Haney Lewis Smith Ken Goodmillcr Bob Harmon Don Johnson Larry Panncll Clary Spradling Charles Trimble Jim Barringer Clifford Bruce Jerry Goldsby Mike Hamlin Mike Martin ICddy Massey, Mgr Jim White. Mgr. Jay Wilkinson [113] Norman Has Best “ ’ get by if it kills we . . it did.” Johnny Dragoo moves in to put an end to an op- ponent's drive. Norman had to come from behind to take their first conference victory. They trailed 8-0 at the half, but Jacobs and Wilkinson again led the Tigers to a 20-8 victory over El Reno. The fifth Tiger encounter proved to be fatal as Norman traveled to Lawton. The Wolverines won this one 14-6. Jacobs and Wilkinson scored all but two points Jack be nimble, Jack be quick, Jack . . .” The entire Tiger team goes in for the man and the hall in a game with Seminole. “Clear the track, wen; here comes a train” Bobby Jacolts runs around the end for a gain of yardage. [114] Year Since '51 Row 1: Percy Morcu. Carl Smith, Mike Martin, Wayne Cargill, Garry Rawlinson, Larry Panncll, John Dragoo, Dale Huffman, Boh llarmon, and Alan O'Neil. Row 2: Kenneth Jerome, Lewis Metts, Jimmy Pence. Tommy Panncll, Jay Wilkinson, Mike Hamlin, I on Johnson, Steve Anderson, and Mike Terry. Row J: Kddy Massey, Charles Trimble, Tommy Harris. David O’Neil, Jimmy Gay. Gary McClanahan, Mike Ritz. Butch Rol crts, and Head Coach, Gene Corrotto. Row 4: Richard Robinson, Ed Leaver, Murray Shaffer, Jimmy Newby, Phil Corbett, Clifford Bruce, Bobby Jacobs. Lewis Smith, and Jack Nelson. Row S: Line Coach, Gene Mcars, Jimmv Barringer, Kenzil Goodmilicr, Gary Spradling, Norman Harvey, Jerry Goldsby. Howard Shaw. Ben Malan, Jcrrcll Henderson, and Manager, Jim White. for Norman as they counched Del City 35-8. Jacobs scored 20 while Wilkinson chalked up 13. Then the conference hopes for Norman were shat- tered. They traveled to Chickasha and were tied 12-12. Therefore they had no chance of winning the league as Lawton had four wins without defeat. Jav Wilkinson was the whole show against Shawnee as he scored all four touchdowns when Norman took the Wolves 29-14. A new star branched into the Tiger lineup against Ardmore. Lewis Smith led Norman’s rushing attack and also scored two touchdowns. Wayne Cargill also shone against Ardmore. He blocked and recovered a punt in the end zone as Norman won 25-6. In the final game of the season, Norman played the spoiler role. They defeated Duncan 29-8, and spoiled the Demon's chance for dominance of the Roomer Conference. Congratulations are due to Gene Corrotto, Wray Littlejohn, Gene Mcars, and the entire Tiger team for a brilliant season. Watch it. Buddy, I'm flying in for a landing.” Mike Martin rushes in to aid Lewis Smith in a low swinging tackle. Tommy Harris Bobby Jacobs Kenneth Jerome Tommy Panncll Butch Roberts Carl Smrh [115] Please, boys, there's enough for everybody. Melvin Ernest, David Busby, and DcWaync Garner leap for the rebound in the exciting Shawnee game. Basketball Champions DcWaync Gamer “First one side . . . then the other. [116] State Champions Norman 40 Northeast 42 Norman 54 Seminole 28 Norman 47 -Crozier Tech 33 Dallas, Texas Norman 62 Norman 64 Greenville, Texas 45 Norman 68 -Borger 53 Norman 71 - _ . Borger 54 Norman 67 Tascosa, Amarillo 33 Norman 62 Norman 70 _____ . ..Lawton 34 Norman 73 .Northeast 53 Norman 57 . _ El Reno 51 Norman 41 __ _ _ . Duncan 37 Norman 69 ..Ardmore 38 Norman 50 _ Chickasha 32 Norman 63 Norman 76 Norman 64 _ El Reno 51 Norman 23 . _ . Ardmore 14 Norman 61 . . Seminole 54 Norman 67_ __ Shawnee 43 Norman 45__ _ ___ . Chickasha 31 Norman 67 - Duncan 50 Norman 68 Norman 63- Duncan 4 Norman 70 ... Douglass 52 Norman 58 El Reno 51 Fly, ball, fly. DeWaync Garner, voted the most valuable player of the year, makes a beautiful lay-up. Run for your lives. it's coining this vsay. Butch Roberts and David Busby close in on Duncan. [117] Jay Wilkinson plans his strategy against the Duncan Demons. It's a new step in the tango. David Busby and Butch Roberts move out of a Duncan manhole. Tommy .McClendon, Manager Murrv Shaeffer, Manager The sky is falling down. David Busbv and DeWaync Gamer wait for the ball to make its entry. With seven returning lcttcrmcn, the Norman Tigers had experience on their side for the 1959 basketball season. Six of the returning lcttcrmcn were seniors; Joel Barbour, David Busbv, Gary Dod- son, Melvin Ernest, DeLane Garner, DeWayne Gar- ner, and Jav Wilkinson, the only returning Junior. The Tigers were stopped in their first game against Northeast in an overtime, but this didn’t deaden their spirit one bit. In the remaining season the Tigers suffered only one defeat, in the hands of Shawnee at Shawnee. Norman went on to finish as the number one team in the Boomer Gmfcrcncc, and the number one team in the state as a result of capturing the class AA finals in the state playoffs. te 25 Wins-2 Losses .......... Jim Braden Tommy Pitts is heading into orbit as “Rush-ins” attempt to stop him. David Busby Gary Dodson Melvin Krncst Rav Frogge Dcl.anc Garner DcWayne Garner Ronnie Pendergraft Tommy Pitts My stars, you're bend in ft my neck. Dc Wayne Garner and Melvin F.mcst make a play for the ball. Butch Roberts Jay Wilkinson Coach Chet Bryan [119] Nov: watch vie land in the middle! Brent Johnson leaps over the hurdle at a track practice. So be thinks he's a bird . . . Gary Evans clears the high hurdles. Track Team In order to begin a good season, the individual members of the track team started working out in early March. Track meets start later in the month. As a result the team was well prepared for the track season. .Mr. Gene Mcars is the new track coach; he did not find many returning lettcrmcn. However, there arc many hopefuls who will strengthen the team. Three returning lettermen, John Kelley, Bobby Jacobs, and Jim Barringer, will add much know-how and experience to the squad. The outdoor ballet. John Kelley demonstrates the shot put. ins Season Somebody tell bhn he can't catch flies that way. Bob Beaty puts the shot. Just me and my shadow. Jim Crownovcr comes to earth after a jump. Sailing, sailing, over the . . . Jim Patterson flics over the high jump. Go, cat, go. Mike Ritz passes the stick to John Kelley. This isn't football, buddy. Gary Spradling and his opponent take to the mat. Wrestling The Norman High wrestling team finished its sec- ond season with four victories, five losses, and one tic, having greatly improved over its 1958 season. The Tiger matmen were hindered bv the lack of experience, but the returning team enjoyed a good season nevertheless. You'll never drive we through the floor at this rate. This comparatively new sport at NHS has gained popularity with students, and is due to have a good manv seasons in the vears to come. Larry Panncll and opponents rake turnalnnits in a match. Front row: Lloyd Draper, 115 lb. class; Andy Rimbcrling, 122 lb.; Carl Smith. 141 lb.; Don Sherman. 136 lb.; Bobby Gow- ens, 106 lb.; Dennis Maxwell. 130 lb. Second row: Bill Ingles, man- ager; Jimmy Newby, 130 lb.; James Wing, 167 lb.; Gan’ Spradling, 148 lb.; Jim Barring- er, heavy weight; Larry Pan- ncll, 157 lb.; and Coach Dave Calvert. Swimming Norman High School’s 1959 swimming squad par- ticipated in three meets as a team. Several members of the team swam in the Oklahoma State meet. The Norman mermen first traveled to Tulsa Edi- son, where the powerful Edison team defeated the Tigers. Tulsa Rogers came to Norman to give the l'igcrs their second laso. Norman received North- west Classen and suffered a defeat as a result of for- feits and a lack of participating swimmers. Darling, I'm cowing, it just takes thne. Bob .McFarland practices his butterfly. Because of the inconvenience of using the Field- house pool, the swimming team could not regularly practice. There was also a lack of depth and ex- perience from last year. Next year the Tiger swimmers hope to have a much better team, with better support, organization, and practice. The beginning of the end. Jim White takes off at an NHS swim practice. Front row: Jimmy Corner, John Cof- fey. Bob McFarland, Thomas Ams- den, and Harold Gay. Second row: Jay Bclford, Richard Keeling, Paul Brandt, Howard Cloud, and Coach Ron Plath. Third row: Bivian Wat- son. Robert Whistler, Robert Flccncr, Kirk Schmitt, and Dick Wallis. Fourth row: Jim White, Brent Giez- enranner, Jim Witt, Jerry Robertson, and Steve Bonner. Dad gum, Tm too late. Butch Roberts comes into first too late. We're a healthy looking hunch. The 1959 Tiger team waits for the game to begin. [124] F.gads! It's coming. Jerry Hopkins watches for the ball as he heads home. Baseball Starts The 1959 baseball season starts with a hard example to follow. The 1958 Tigers won the State Cham- pionship in baseball in class A. With a late start in the season the team will have to play hard to make up for the lost time in practice. The team spirit will make up for the lateness. There are several returning lettermen from last year’s champions. David Busby, Jimmy Mayfield, Butch Roberts, Billv Pitt, Gary Dodson, and Tommy Pitts will add experience and knowledge from last vear. Oh . . . are you looking for we? Tommy Pitts rounds third heading for home. Over there, over there . . . Dcl.anc Gamer knocks a long one. Hey! They put a porcupine under here. An Anadarko man slides into first as Dc- Wavnc Garner looks on. SCHOOL LIFE Lunch is such a delightful mess! The boys enjoy a segregated lunch without any girls! Darling.' Where've you been? I was a teenage spastic. Jim Crownover is caned to class by Roysc Smith. lomerated mess. Virginia Self, Karen Walton, and Marilyn Morrison live it up at the basketball sock-hop. Show we the way to go home! Food, Fun The Football Queen ami her attendants brighten the beautiful coronation. Queen Mary poses with her happy attendants. My! Larry, vfbat red lips you have! Ruth Hopkins and l.arry Panned at the Football Coronation. Basketball Queen Mar)' Osborne and Dc Wayne Garner beam after the coronation. The lovely Dii queen Judy Shobert pauses a moment at the DE conven- tion. Hey look! the school's burning down. Carolyn Swafford and Mike Terry work on a class exercise. Ah this play is a cinch. Jimmy Turner, John Coffey and John Garner work on the Senior play. Spring fever has sprung! Billy Curren, Kay Riley, Don Sherman, Janice Wharton, Bob Mc- Farland, Benie Livezey and Karen Walton enjoy a drive in John Todd’s convertible. Lower Right—Forget your lines Gary's Seniors prepare for the play with mod- em scenery. Below—Curse of DraculaH Murry Shaeffer darkens the school with his evil tactics. Milk can blues played by Dale Huff- man and Bob Harmon during the Junior Show. The Red Caps provide entertainment for all at the Junior Talent Show. “Skip to My Lou, My Darling.” We're Number ONE!!! I, 2, J kick. Mary Matlock and Donnie Ham- David Busby receives for the top ranking Karen Tankcrslcy demonstrates the ilton pep up a sock hop. Tigers the Regional Trophy from Mr. B. can can in a can! Roy Daniel. Been waking mud pies, boys? Co-captains Larry Panncll. Gary Rawlinson, and Jay Wilkinson after a day of hard work. Sc ho oF s out! Students file out after the 3:30 he!!. Enter the hmersancttnn! George Farley pays a visit to Mr. Young. Oh this nasty, wet snow! Virginia Self, Marilyn Morrison, and Ann Sneed really did enjoy it. Ihc beautiful I'rail Coronation was a night for all to remember. 'Yes, xce are rather beautiful ” The football boys pose after the coronation. “Do re mi fa so la ti do ” Mary Osborne awaits the Transcript photographer when we arrived. After this build up-where's CarolynV Stars in her eyes! Juniors campaign vigorously for their candidate, Carolyn Norris. After her Trail Queen victory Virginia Self is carried by Haskell Waddle and David Rennie. Gimme an orange!! SsssssssBoorn! N.H-S.’s rowdy “cheerleaders provide entertainment Ginger-snaps present an authentic picture of the day before for all. the game. How long docs this suspense have to last! Carol Pope awaiting the announce- ment of Spanish Queen. Tear drops in my eyes. The announcement is made. Success! 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Boyd St. John's Episcopal Church Asp and Lynn Faculty Heights Assembly Church 925 E. Brooks Free Methodist Church 111S. Ponca Free Will Baptist Church 625 E. Frank Friends Meeting—Quakers 425 S. Lahoma Goodrich Memorial Methodist Church 200 W. Hayes Jehovah's Witness Kingdom Hall 318 E. Hayes Trinity Lutheran Church 603 Classen McFarlin Memorial Methodist Church University Blvd. and Apache St. Stephens Methodist Church 800 McGee Dr. Pentecostal Holiness Church 310 N. Findlay First Presbyterian Church White and S. University Blvd. Index Adair, Cretha 22, 109 Adam$, James 35 Adkins, Barbara 35 Adkins, Kay 41, 72 Adkins, Ray 22 Aldridge, Freddie 35 Alexander, Richard 41, 66 Allen, Judy 41 Allison, Gayle 35, 63, 66 Allison, Sandra 35, 92 Allison, Steve 47 Allman, Billie Jo 22 Allman, Donna Allmon, Sally Sue 35, 66, 109 Amsden, Tom 35, 123 Anderson, Darlene 60 Anderson, David 22 Anderson, Donna 41 Anderson, Gary 41 Anderson, Kay 22, 70 Anderson, Rosellen 35, 71 Anderson, Steve C. 35, 113, 115 Anderson, Steve J. 35, 113 Annesley, Robert 41, 85 Antwine, Mr. James 12 Argo, Cecil 35 Armstrong, Mrs. Bernice 12, 83 Armstrong, Bruce 35 Armstrong, Charles 41 Armstrong, Louis 35 Arter, Jerry 35 Ashley, Analcc 35,61,68,71,74 Atha, Mike 81 Atha, Steve 47, 69 Ayres, Mike 20, 92 Babb, Tony 35 Baden, Doris 47 Badry, Selma 60 Bagby, Jim 41, 68, 93 Baker, Jimmy 35, 86 Baker, Johnny 79 Baldwin, Donna 41, 60, 71 Ball, Henry 35 Ballew, Dwain 47 Bandy, Bill 41, 69, 85 Barbour, Joel 22, 119, 128 Barker, Gail 47, 88 Barker, Sandra 47 Barnard, Judy 22,31,66,92,130 Barnes, Mrs. D. L. 12, 93, 96 Barringer, Jim 113, 122 8arringer, Martha 41, 72 Barton, Linda 35, 38, 71, 90 Baugh, Gary 22, 32 Bauman, Marion, 41, 66, 96, 97, 106 Beardslee, Jerry 41 Beardslee, Judy 35 Beaty, Bob 47, 121 Belford, Betty 41, 60, 68, 69 Belford, Jay 22, 61, 93, 123 Bell, Mr. Richard 12, 34 Bell. Helon 22, 70 Bell, Ronnie 47 Bell, Virginia 12 Bennett, Gloria 41, 60 Bennett, Jake 22, 109 Berglan, Curtis 35 Berglan, Margaret 22 Berglan, William 20,22, 107, 108 Bernard, Bill 47 Seville, Linda 41 Bianchi, Jo Anna 22, 69, 70 Biffle, Jo Ann 26, 22, 82, 88, 89 Biffle, Linda 47, 74, 85, 88 Binford, Judith 47, 74 Bishop, Earl 61 Black, Suzanne 47, 62, 74 Blackburn, Kay 35, 61, 71, 88 Blakely, Janice 22, 70 Blakely, Tom 41 Bobbit, Mr. Everett 12, 46, 69 Boggs, Ezra 47 Boggs, Ira 22 Boggs, Jackie 47, 75, 88 Boggs, Meredith 22, 68, 70 Bonner, Steve 47, 65, 66, 123 Border, John 78 Bousaid, Nawal 47, 62, 128 Bowen, Carolyn 47, 62, 7a, 83 Dowers, Terry 47 Bowles, Dolores 41, 60, 72 Bowman, Barbara 47, 68, 74, 83 Boyce, Barbara 35, 69 Boyd, David 65, 87 Boyd, Louise 23, 108 Braden, Jim 35, 119 Bradshaw, Judy 47 Brakebill, Barbra 47,74, 80, 85 Brandenburg, John 23, 107, 108 Brandt, Mrs. Clinton 13, 69 Brandt, Linda 47, 63 Brandt, Paul 35. 123 8ranton, Stanley 35 Brasher, Jessena 35, 71, 76, 84, 109 Bratcher, Mr. Grover 12, 15, 40 Bray. 8ill 23, 86 Brazil, Chaquetta 23 Brazil, Jerry 41 Brendle, Dinah 47, 63, 83 Brendle, Katrina 35, 38, 63, 71 Brendle, Ray 78 Brett, Todis 35, 61, 70, 71 Brewer, Barbara 23, 88 Brewer, Chris 47 8ridges, Sally 62 Brock, Buster 35 Brockert, Beverly 31, 47, 63, 66, 75, 88 Bronson, Jim 87 Brooks, Kenneth 36 Brookins, Don 41 Bross, Jim 47, 65, 85 Brown, Gordon 41 Brown, Joy 41, 68, 72, 84 Brown, Roy 90 Bruce, Clifford 113, 115 Bruehl, Patrick 41, 78 Bruehl, Ruth 23 Bruemer, Robert 61 Bryan, Mr. Chet 13, 119 Bryant, Billy 48, 63, 83 Bryant, Jerry 36, 48, 59, 109 Buell, Linda 47, 62 Burks. Linda 23, 68, 70, 106 Burks, Yvonne 83 Burns, Bill 47 Burns, Bob 23 Burns, Cherrie 48, 74 Burns, Mary 47, 74 Burns, Shirley 36, 71, 86 Busby, David 23, 26, 93, 104, 107, 109, 117 118, 119, 132 Butler, Gerald 36 Butler, Leanna 36, 63 Caddell, Cheryll 36. 61. 66. 108 Caddell, Karen 23, 68. 76. 109 Cain, June 36, 89 Camp, Marian 23, 63 Cargill, Janie 48, 62 Cargill, Wayne 23, 92. 112, 113, 115 Carpenter, Judy 48, 63. 75, 88 Carpenter, Sandra 36,61,64,70, 71,88, 93,94, 106, 109 Carr, Sandy 48, 52, 63, 66, 75 Carson, Patsy 36,41 Carter, Dale 69 Carter, Nancy 48, 66, 75, 88, 106 Caswell, Carole 36, 68, 71, 88 Carter, Dale 69 Chapman, Kathy 24, 70 Chatman, Clark 61 Cheek, Jean 24, 68, 70, 82 Cheek, Kay 41, 72 Chesser, Dee Ann 41, 72, 83 Childs, Mrs. W. L. 13. 34 Chilless, Fred 41 Chilless, Ted 41, 84 Churchill, Maradell 24, 70, 93, 109 Clark, Frances 48, 62 Clark, Gale 36 Clay, Henry 48 Cleveland, Cleo 48 Clifton, Julia 36, 66, 71. 93, 94, 95, 108, 109 Cloud, Howard 36, 123 Clouser, Ron 42 Cochran, Linda 24, 26, 70, 88, 93, 109 Coffey, John 24, 66, 123, 131 Coffey, Sharon 36, 71, 80, 82 Cole, Grady 24, 78 Cole, Janell 36. 71, 80, 81, 90 Cole, Marty 36, 70, 71, 88 Collie, Bill 40, 42, 87 Collins. Charlotte 24, 58, 68, 70, 82, 83 Collins, Wallace 92 Conkling, Betty 42, 63, 71, 83 Conley, Gary 42 Corbett, Bill 24. 115 Corbett, Phil 42 Cordell, Howard 36 Cornelison, Dorothry 48, 63, 76 Cornel ison, Jerry 95 Cornwell, Woody 24 Corotto, Mr. Gene 13, 16, 112, 115 Cossey, Gwen 48, 63 Cotner, Jim 24, 68, 123 Cotts, Warren 61 Council, Charlotte 48, 66, 74 Council, Christina 48, 66, 75, 88 Cox, Helen 24, 88 Cox, Sue 48 Craven, Marion 42, 60, 72 Crawford. Karen 24, 70, 71, 88 Crawford, Margaret 48, 74 Crawford, Pam 36 Crownover, Jim 42, 121, 128 Culp, Joe 36, 105 Curren. Billy 24, 92, 131 Curren, Freddy 42 Daniel, Mr. B. Roy 10, 94, 107. 132 Daniels, Gerald 24 Daniels, Karen 42, 72 Danley, Bob 48 Danner, Douglas 48 David. June 42, 66, 68, 72 Davis, Mrs. H. C. 13 Davis, Clara 36, 91 Davis, Richard 48 Davis, Susan 24, 61, 92 Davison, Clarie 36, 68, 71, 109 Davison, Joanne, 48, 62, 75, 106 Deason, Stanley 24 Defibaugh, Howard 36 Dees, Darla 42 Dietrich, Jimmy 109 Dietrich, laWana 36, 71 Dixon, Larry 61 Dodd, Diane 36 Dodson, Gary 25, 109, 119 Donaldson, Doug 49 Downey Barbara 25 Dragoo, John 36, 112, 114, 115 Drake, Katherine 49, 86 Drake, Sandra 36, 61 Draper, Loyd 36 ,122 Driskell, Patsy 49 Droescher, George 25, 31, 66, 67, 86 Dulaney, Sharon 42, 60 Dunn, Lurene 63 Dyer, Sally 63 Dymond, Priscilla 36, 71 Dyson, Raymond 36 Edmunds, Kitty 34,36. 71, 97, 109 Edwards, Kay 49, 66, 85 Elledge, Barbara 36 Ellis. David 49, 65, 87 Elmore, Loy 40, 42, 66 Emerson, David 92 Ernest, Jerry 49 Ernest, Melvin 25, 107, 109, 116, 119 Estes, Ronnie 25 Estridge, Jimmy 49 Ewbank, Mr. Lance 13, 42 Ehrlich, Mrs. Audrey 12, 13, 69 Eurton, Claudia 36, 38, 66,70, 71, 88, 89 Evans, Gary 25, 120 Farley, George 49 Farmer, Phoebe 42, 66, 106 Farrar, Darlene 46, 49, 83 Farris, Linda 44, 106 Feavcr, Ed 34. 36. 109, 115 Ferrell, Ruth 36, 71, 109 Ferrell, Shirley 49 Ferry, Donna 74 Finch, Judy 25, 61, 64, 70. 82 Findley, Beth 49 Findley, Donna 63 Fleener, Robert 49, 65, 68, 123 Fleming, Mrs. Alice 14, 84 Fore, Barbara 36, 60, 71 Foree, Elizabeth 49, 63 Fountain, Charles 49, 105 Fowler, Nancy 49 Fox, David 49 Frank, Glenn 36, 69, 71 Frank, Lavinia Kay 36, 66, 67 109 French, Carl 49, 65 Frenk, Helga 128 Friedlander, Kay 42 Fries, Linda 42, 60, 68 Fritch, Margaret 49 Frogge, Ray 36, 119 Frost, Charlcie 23 Frye, Jack 36, 90. 128 Fuller, Mrs. Marcus 12, 15, 90 Gallagher, Mary Catherine 42, 66, 67, 72 Gallamore, Charles 25 Gardner, Phyllis 49, 76 Garner, DeLane 25, 119, 125 Garner, Dewayne 25, 117, 118, 119, 125 Garner, John 78 Gatchel, Mrs. Mary 15 Gault, Betty 25, 70 Gay. Harold 25, 123 Gay, Jimmie 42, 115 Geyer, Jeannie 42 Giezentanner, Brent 49, 123 Giffert, George 78 Gill. Carl 36 Gill, Catherine 49 Gill, Evelyn 49, 62 Gill, Pat 36. 71 Glasscock, Mike 49 [156] Glenn, Key 49 Goldsby. Jerry 36, 105, 113, 115, 135 Goodman, Betty 62 Goodman, lerry 61 Goodmiller, Kernel 33, 115 Goodpasture, James 36, 66, 109 Goodpasture, Martin 42 Goodpasture, Wanda 23, 25, 106, 109 Gowens, Bobby 36, 78. 122 Graves, Carolyn 42, 80 Green, Bryan 25, 61 Green, Connie 49, 74, 83 Green, Diana 49, 62, 66, 75, 76, 88, 91, 106 Green, Jane 25, 70 Green, R. W. 43 Green, Tunkin 36, 61, 63, 66, 68, 100, 103 Greenwood, Judy 49 Greenwood, Lawanda 88 Griffin, Nancy 60, 71, 88 Griffin, Sandra 36, 43, 66, 67, 72, 87 Grissom, Don 49 Grissom, Pam 26 Grizzle, Clinton 49 Grizzle, Evelyn 36, 71, 82 Grizzle, Gary 49 Grizzle, Joe 43, 61 Grizzle, Wanda 43, 68, 72 Grotts, Judy 43 Grove, Bill 36, 109 Groves, Mary Evelyn 36, 61, 71, 76 Gruber, Suzy 49, 62, 75 Guyer, Harold 26 Guyer, Jean 60 Haddock, Johnny 26 Haddock, Tommy 36 Haden, Georgia 36, 60, 71, 81 Hagood, Delores 26, 70 Hahn, Linda 63 Haines, Terry 78 Halford, Mary Ed 43 Hall, Carolyn 72, 85 Halsey, Ron 36, 37 Hames, Carolyn 60 Hames, Sharon 43 Hames, Terry 78 Hamilton, Donnie 26, 132 Hamilton, Nancy 36 Hamlin, Mike 37. 113, 115 Hammer, Keith 49 Hampton, Phil 37 Hansmeyer, Kathryn 76 Harbert, Marty 37 Hardesty. Russel 26, 78. 79 Hardesty, Sandra 49 Hardy, Mrs. Mary Beth 10, 15 Harkey, Cheryl 49, 74, 87, 88 Harkey, Jayne 43 Harkey, Judy 43. 49, 84 Harmon, Bob 78, 79 Harmon, Gale 43, 62, 72. 115, 132 Harmon, Shirley 74 Harris, Ann 37, 71, 82 Harris, Buddy 43 Harris, Darrell 78 Harris, Janice 37, 43, 106 Harris, Jim 91 Harris, Joanna 63, 108 Harris, Tommy 43, 115 Harris, Mr. Tommy 15, 67 Harvey, Norman 37, 113, 115 Hatfield. Glenda 13. 49. 74 Hawkins, Harold 43 Hayden, laDonna 49, 63 Haynes, Bernard 49 Heavner, Ann 26, 109 Hedrick, Ann 43 Heiskell, Louise 49, 62 Heitz, Pat 26 Heitz, Philip 49, 78. 79 Helm, Bill 78 Holm, Judy 43, 72. 84 Hemphill, Caralee 26. 73, 82. 83. 88. 106, 107, 108 Henderson, James 43 Henderson, Jerrel 43 Henderson, Jimmy 43 Henderson, Rose 49 Henry, Peggy 37, 68, 71, 86, 108 Hensel, Henry 49 Hesser, Patrick 43 Hickman, Connie 49, 62, 75 Hickson, Kenneth 37 Higbee, David 26 Higbee, James 50 Higginbotham, Sandra 37, 71 Hinshaw, Pat 43, 72 Hinton, Barbara 26 Hinton, Janie 41, 43 Hoffman, Penny 62 Holasek, John 27, 108 Holcomb, Jerry 61 Holland, Kay 37, 61, 71 Holley, Frank 78 Hollingsworth, Linda 37, 68, 71, 85, 89. 108 Hollingsworth, Martha 49, 68 Holsonbake, Linda 37, 89 Hood, Bobby 43 Hoover. Kay 27. 58. 70. 80. 82, 83. 109 Hopkins, Denny 50 Hopkins, Jerry 27, 125 Hopkins, Lue 37, 71, 82, 88 Hopkins, Ruth 26, 27, 73, 88, 100, 102, 129 Hopla, Richard 64, 69, 87 Houck, Anna 65 Houck, LaVerne 27 Hough, Kathy 37, 50, 63 Houghman, Jerry 47, 113, 115, 132 Houser, Mike 37 Howard, Eileen 108 Huddleston, Don 56 Huffman, Dale 27, 79 Hughes, John 50 Hulley, Mary 26 Huitt, Allan 78 Hunt, Gary 43 Hunter, Tom 61 Ingle, Sue 27 Ingles, Bill 43 Iverson, David 50 Jacobs, Bobby 43. 112, 114, 115 Jacobs, Emma 50, 65, 74, 87 James. Dick 50 James, Donnie 37. 59 Jansing, Jerie 89 Jansing, Martha 76 Jennings, Loanna 37, 76 Jerome, Kenneth 115 Johnson, Bernice 43, 83 Johnson, Brent 37, 120 Johnson, Curtis 78, 79 Johnson, Don 78, 113, 115 Johnson, Dwight 47, 50, 52 Johnson, Edna 43, 72, 81 Johnson, Everett 37 Johnson, Fern 43, 60 Johnson, Jim 27 Johnson, Linda 37, 61, 64, 71, 82 Johnson, Mary Ed 50, 66, 75, 88 Johnson, Sandy 40, 41, 43. 76 Jolly. Jeff 46, 50, 97, 106 Jones, Dale 37 Jones, Jimmy 27, 78 Jones, Joi Dell 37, 71 Jones, Linda 37, 61, 71, 82 Jones, Margaret 19, 43, 60, 68, 100 Justice. Jerry 26, 27, 66. 96. 97. 109 Kahoe, Jim 43 Kalman, Joan 37, 66, 71, 74 , 88 Kalman, Julie 37, 71, 74 Keeling, Richard 37 Keely, John 58 Keely, Lee 43 Keller, Elwanda 37 Keller, Monta Jo 37 Kelley. John 27. 120 Kelley, Warren 61 Kempf, Sharon 27, 108 Kendall. Mrs. Sue 15, 31 Kennedy, Jimmy 78 Kerr, Allen 84 Kersey, Coy 50 Kersey, Irene 43 Kidd, John 50, 91, 105 Kidd, Johnelle 27, 31, 66, 70 Kill, Sara Jane 37, 71, 80, 82 Kimberling, Andy 43 King, Mr. Bill 15 King, Marie 50 Kirk. Clydette 27, 76 Kirtley, Charles 50 Kruis, Elaine 50, 74 Kuykendall, Eloise 41, 43, 72, 80, 88, 160 Lack, Carol 37, 88 Lack, Kathy 50, 63, 66, 75 Lack, Marilyn 50, 74 Lack, Shirley 27, 61, 63, 64, 66, 68. 70, 100, 103, 106, 109 Laine, Ramona 43 LaMar, Susan 50, 68, 74, 80 Lamirand, Kathryn 50, 81 Lampton, David 32, 109 Landon, Richard 27 Landreth, Jeanette 37, 85 Landsaw, Bob 50, 85 Langley, Anita 62 Langley, Barbara 37, 60 Langley, Barcia 37, 63 LaRue, Jack 43 Lawrence Paul 50 Lawson, Gail 50, 75 Lawton, Sherman 37, 106, 108 Lawton, Steve 38, 66, 67, 90, 106 Lea, Homer 43 Lee. Trudy 38, 71 Leighton, Mrs. Maurine 14, 18, 76 Lemmon, Kathy 71 Leonard, Alvin 87 Lester, Jack 27 Lester, Loretta 27. 77. 109 Lewis, Jimmy 28 Lewis, Lesley 72 Lewis, Susan 38, 70, 71, 88 Ligon, Elizabeth 28, 108 Lindsey, Gilbert 28 Little, Jerlene 38 Little, Loretta 63, 74 Littlejohn, Mr. Wray 14, 112 Livezey, Bertie 13. 21. 28, 33. 70 Livezey, Ellie 38. 71. 88 Locke, Pat 72 Logan, Harold 43 Loughmiller, Jimmy 78 Love, Sandra 43, 83 Lovingood, Jean 28. 60, 70 Lowrance, Leroy 50 Lowsley, Vicki 38 luttrell, John 43, 61 Lybrand, David 50 McCalip, Don 28, 92 McCalip, Lonnie 28 McCarley, Ronnie 28 McCarter, Freddie 50 McCarty, Elvera 43, 72 McCaslin, Virginia 63 McClanahan, Gary 38, 115 McClendon, Tommy 28, 118 McClure, Bob 61 McClure, Glenda 50, 69, 74, 88 McConnell, Deanna 50, 62 McConnell, Mike 38 McConnell, Wilma 38 McCormick, LaVern, 38. 84 McCraw, Janice 38, 66. 71, 74 McCurry, Arvena 60 McDade, Larry 50, 52, 96 McDade, Mrs. Ruth 10, 14 McDanel, Mike 61 McDonald, Nancy 43, 80 McElhaney, Mary Jane 43, 63 McFarland. 8ob 28, 66. 68, 107, 108, 123, 131 McGee, Rosemary 50, 74, 88, 89 McGovern, Hugh 38 McGowen, Jimmie Lee 38, 71, 81, 84. 93, 94, 109 McGowen, Judy 50, 68, 74, 85, 87 McGuckin, Roger 28, 56, 58 McHughes, Larry 28, 33 McKenny, Bill 43, 78 McKenzie, Bill 28 McKenzie, Warren 50 McNeoley, Mary Jane 50, 62, 75 McSpadden, Miss Ruth 14, 19, 81, 87 McWilliams, Mary 50 Macias, Marilee 28, 60 Mackey. Mr. Herb 14, 21, 78, 79 Madden, Coieta 50 Maddon, Suzan 38, 82 Maddox, Mrs. Katherine 14, 46, 65 Madole, Bobby 38 Madole, Carol 43 Madole, Dorothy 38 Malan, Ben 43, 115 Malone, Peg 50, 74 Manning, Edythe 43 Marler, Billy 28 Marti, Mrs. Evan 15, 44 Martin, Betty Lou 63, 43 Martin, Bertie Ruth 75 Martin, Fred 43 Martin, Loeva, 38, 60 Martin, Mike 38. 113, 115, 128 Martin, Ronnie 38 Martin, Sabra 69, 80 Martin, Silva 43, 88, 89 Martin, Sharon 62, 83 Mason, Jo Anna 43 Massey, Ed 113, 115, 128 Masters, Jerry 44, 78 Matlock, Maty 26, 28, 66, 70, 76, 82, 83. 91, 132 Mattingly, Kathy 38, 60 Maxwell, Dennis 50 Mayfield, Jim 28, 106, 107, 109 Mears, Mr. Gene 16, 34, 112, 115 Meikle, Sharon 44, 60, 72, 87 Mercer, Bill 50 Mertes, Mitchell, 38, 69. 84, 95, 96, 97, 109 Metts, Lewis 115 Meyer, Nancie, 28, 70, 72 Meyer, Violet 63 [157] Index Michael, Mr. Ford 16, 51, 69 Miles, Bama 50, 66, 75 Miles, Nancy 38, 66, 71, 88 Miller, Larry 44 Miller, Linda 50 Miller, Nancy 38, 60, 71 Miller, R. D. 38 Minnix, Sharon 44 Mitchell, Dee 28 Mitchell, Jack 35 Mitchell, Mike 44 Mobley, Rita 44, 72, 84 Moisant, Gayle 29, 70 Monroe, Joy 44, 60, 66, 81, 87 Moody, Erma 50, 74 Moody, Joe 50 Mooney, Annie 50, 66 Moore, Jimmy 38 Moore, Karen 38, 67, 106, 109 Moore, Warren 47, 51 Moran, Shirley, 60, 74 Morohead, Joyce 38, 71, 80, 84, 86 Morou, Linda 51, 63, 106 Moreu, Percy 44, 51, 105, 115 Morgan, Gene 78 Moring, Darell 44 Morrell, Janice 38, 71 Morris, Lula 29 Morris, Ty 44, 61, 64 Morrison, Gloria 29, 61, 64, 70 Morrison, Marilyn 6, 29, 33, 56, 58, 66, 70, 96, 97, 108, 109, 128, 133 Moses, Amos 128 Moses, Martin 35, 58 Mosley, Mrs. Cleo 16, 34, 42 Moss, Verna Marie 44, 60, 68, 72, 81 Mote, Kenneth 78, 79 Murdock, Charles 38 Murphy, Gary 29 Murphy, Shirley 44, 72 Murrell, Judy 29, 70, 76, 80 Musgrove, Romona 60 Myer, Diana 60 Myers, Charlene 44, 60, 80 Myers, Janie 44, 68, 81, 87 Nagle, Richard 44 Naifeh, Cheryl 51, 63, 75, 88 Neaves, Diane 44, 68, 71, 87 Neice, Bonnie 38 Neice, Lorraine 51 Nelson, Jack 78, 115 Newby, Jimmy 58, 115, 122 Nichols, Tommie 38, 63 Noah, Diane 60 Nolan, Jerry 51 Nordstrom, Linda 51, 62, 75 Norris, Carolyn 38, 61, 62, 66, 70, 71, 88 Norris, Mrs. Louise 16, 46 O'Brian, Chuck 58 O'Connell, Mary Ann 51, 74 Oliphant, Janie 64, 71 O'Neil. Allen 29, 115 O'Neil, David 38, 115, 128 Orr, Marthanne 44 Orth, Judy 51, 62, 75, 88 Osborne, Mary 29, 73, 88, 100, 102, 129, 134 Paine, Jimmie Rac 38, 63, 71 Pannell, Larry 29, 106, 109. 112. 113, 115, 122, 129, 133 Pannell, Tommy 44, 115 Pappan, Charles 51, 87 Parker, Cecil 61 Parker, Jo Ann 29 Parker, Poggy 63, 76 Parker, Quay 44, 61, 66 Parman, Carolyn 44, 60, 83 Parsons, Cleo 84 Patterson, Ira 61 Patterson, Jim 51, 121 Patterson, Sheila 38, 71 Payton, Tommy 51 Pearson, Russ 47, 51 Pence, Jimmy 45, 115 Pendergraft, Ronnie 39, 119 Perkins. Bill 51 Perrin, David 51 Perry, Polly 18. 51, 63, 76 Perry. Richard 29, 78, 79 Peters, Jerry 78 Peters, Mike 78 Pevehouse, Miss Florence 7, 16 Phelps, Leonard 29 Phillips, Margaret 39, 60 Phillips, Marilyn 23, 29 Phillips, Mrs. Rctha 10, 16 Phipps. Roberta 70, 76 Pierce, LaDonna 51, 62 Pierce, Ronnie 78 Pierson, Delores 39, 71 Pierson, Orvella 51, 74, 89 Pitt, Billy 29 Pitt, Karen 68, 72, 58 Pitts, Tommy 29, 109, 119, 125 Poe, Pat 39 Polk, Connie 45, 72 Pope, Carol 39, 62, 68, 71, 75, 86, 100, 104, 108, 135 Pope, Louise 52, 62, 86 Powell, Joan 52, 68, 83, 87, 88 Powell, Shirely 52 Powell, Mr. Starlin 17, 34, 94 Power, Marcie 52, 63, 88 Price, Jo Ann 39 Prier, Ann 19, 39, 68, 88, 97, 109 Primrose, Guy 21, 29, 66, 68, 91, 92 Primrose, Pat 45, 60, 72 Pulliam, Linda 39, 91 Putman Norman 29 60 Pyle Carol 62 Ractor Jimmy 52 Raines, Margaret 60 Randall, Kenny 29 Randall, Robert 52 Randolph, Ramona 52 Randolph, Rhott 30 Rawlinson, Gary 30, 66, 105, 113, 115, 130, 133 Reece, Gerry 39, 71,81,97, 109 Reed, Christine 30, 82 Reed, Douglas 52 Reed, Joan 52, 62 Reed, Judy 30, 61, 63, 70, 108 Reed, Rodney 45 Rcnogar, Beverly 39, 88 Rcncgar, Judy 52, 88 Rennie, David 30, 108, 134 Reynolds, Clo Ellen 39, 63. 82 Reynolds, Paul 52 Rice, Bob 52 Richard, Kenneth 52, 79 Richardson, Linda 30, 92 Richey, Harriet 52, 74 Rickman, Judy 52, 75, 85 Ridley, Terry 52, 62, 66, 74 Riley, Kay 30, 61, 63, 64, 70. 81, 131 Riley, Mrs. Vera 15, 16, 40, 86 Ritz, Mike 52, 115, 121 Roane, Dickey 85, 78, 160 Robbins, Carolyn 52 Robbins, Elaine 39 Roberson, Glorena 45, 60 Roberson, Marilyn 52 Roberts, Butch 45, 105, 106, 117, 118, 119 Roberts, Diane 30 Robertson, Jerry 46, 52, 97, 123 Robinson, Mrs. Alice 15, 17, 40 Robinson, Mr. William 17 Robinson, Karl 30 Robinson, Richard 106, 115 Robinson, Sally 45 Rogers, Earline 52 Rolette, Mrs. Inez 17, 21, 76 Roley, Ervin 52, 78, 79 Roley, Mike 45 Ross, John 45 Rudin, Larry 45 Rugh, Miss Marjorie 17, 88 Runge, Norman Jane 69, 87 Runyan, Miss Nadine 17 Russell, Kay 39, 61 Salyer, Dcann 52, 74 Sandors, Milton 52 Sanger, Mr. Stephen 17 Schaeffer, Sara 88, 89 Schmiech, Lin 30 Schmitt, Kirk 123 Schmitt, Sigrid 74, 83 Schneider, Chuckie 39, 61, 68, 71, 74, 88, 91 Schneringer, James 78, 79 Schuldt, Barbara 52 Scroggins, Marilyn 45, 72, 88 Seans, David 53 Searcy, Miss Lucile 18 Seay, Toni Kaye 30 Self, Dick 45 Self, Virginia 30, 33, 73, 96, 97, 100, 101, 105, 108, 109, 128, 133, 134 Sellers, Jim 53 Sennhenn, Gordon 53, 65 Sexton, Tom 30 Shaeffer, Diane 53 Shaeffer, Murry 39,68, 115, 118, 131 Shaeffer, Sarra 45, 72, 87 Shannon, Mike 50 Sharp, Jo 53 Sharp, Patty 52, 53. 66, 68. 87 Sharp, Susan 39, 71 Shaw, Howard 115 Shelton, Candy 45, 72, 88 Sherman, Don 21, 30, 122, 131 Shirley, Beverly 39, 63 Shobert, Alicia 53, 74 Shobert, Diane 45, 60 Shobert, Judy 30, 92, 100, 104, 131 Shofner, Shirley 53 Sickles, Martha 45, 72, 87 Siegmund, Marianne 53, 62, 74, 76, 89 Simpson, David 30 Simpson, Johnny 45 Sims, Michael 69 Sims, Robert 53 Skinner, Buddy 39 Skinner, Stanley 53 Skinner, Stephani 42, 45, 66, 88 Smith, Mr. J. O. 14, 69 Smith, Barbara 39, 61, 71, 82 Smith, Carl 115, 122 Smith, Diane 82, 109 Smith, Jean 17 Smith, Jimmy 30, 78 Smith, Lewis 39, 112, 113, 115 Smith, Lonnie 53, 78 Smith, Lynda 53, 75, 76 Smith, Marcene 39, 60 Smith, Martha 53, 62 Smith, Norenc 85 Smith, Richard 61. 85 Smith, Robert 45, 90 Smith, Ronnie 39 Smith, Roysc 128 Smith, Sandra 30, 73. 108 Smith, Sharon 31, 68. 76, 108 Smith, Siegmund 68 Smolin, Nancy 45. 68, 72 Sneed, Ann 20, 31, 73, 97, 106, 108, 109, 133 Speaks, Jack 45 Speaks, Linda 31, 61, 70, 82 Spradling, Gary 31. 107, 113, 115 122 Standley, Ronnie 45 Steele. Sherry 45, 66, 72, 97 Steele, Trude 39, 71, 93, 94, 97, 109 Steely, Wayne 45 Stephenson, Bart 20, 23 Storm, Jim 78 Stover, Evelyn 60 Stover, L. 53, 62 Stricklin, Linda 45 Stringer, Phyllis 45, 60, 72 Stuard, Diane 39, 61, 71, 88 Suchy, Janet 53, 62, 74, 76 Sugden, Miss Jean 13, 18, 34 Sullenburger, Elizabeth 53, 63, 68, 69. 74, 83, 88 Sullivan, Connie 53, 63 Summers, Tommy 47, 53 Swafford, Carolyn 39, 71, 88, 131 Swank, Elaine 53, 74 Swank, Jim 45 Swim, Linda 60 Swimley, Susan 53 Talley, Judy 39, 66, 71, 88, 109 Tankersley, Karen 53, 66, 74, 132 Tankersley, Sharon 39, 61, 71, 108 Taylor, Clark 39 Taylor, Freda 53 Taylor, Ray 45, 61 Taylor, Mr. Richard 18 Taylor, Roy 45, 61 Taylor, Suzy 45, 72 Terry, Linda 45, 71. 85 Terry, Mike 39, 115, 131 Terry, Pat 39 Tevault, Montez 31 Tevow, Vichi 63 Thomas, Sherry 63 Thompson, Loretta 45 Thompson, Rex 31 Thraikill, Gary 78 Timmons, Danny 31 Tipps, Tommy 35 Tiller, Tommy 31 Todd, John, 31, 107. 109, 131 Todd, Larry 31 Tolson, Darla Tolson, Floyd 39. 78 Tooker, Larry 39 Tooker, Patty 63 Townsend, Mark 45 Trimble, Charlos 31, 113 Troop, Nancy 31, 61 Tucker, Mr. C. Ray 18 Tucker, Kay 39, 60 Tuma, Betty 45, 68, 72, 80 Turner, Jim 20, 32, 66, 67, 92, 131 Underwood, Marcia 32, 70 Urdahl, Richard 45 Valouch, Beverly 39 Vanderburg, David 52 Van Schuyver, Harvey 85 [15«] Vaughn, Lester 78, 79 Vaughn, Russell 85 Vaughn, Stephanie 42, 45, 84 Vermillion, Eddie 45 Waddle, Haskell 15. 32, 66, 97, 107, 108 Waddle. Keith 39 Wadley. Sharon 39 Wade. Jan 45, 72 Walden, Ronnie 53 Walker. Mr. Jarrell 18, 21 Walker. Donna 32, 61, 95 Walker, Karen 32, 61. 62, 64, 83 Walker, Jackie 39, 60, 71 Walker, Judy 45, 61, 62 Walker. Mildred 32, 64, 92 Walker, Ronnie 53, 78, 79 Wallace, Dick 68, 123 Wallis, Carolyn 72 Walton, Karen 26. 32, 70, 94. 128, 131 Walton, Marilyn 32, 68, 93, 109 Walton, Martha 32. 68. 109 Ward, Bill 39 Ward, Larry 61 Ward, Martha 33 Warren, Bobby 39 Warren, Lana Sue 45, 68. 71, 87 Warren, Sandra 53, 75, 76 Watson, Bivion 123 Watterson, Dianne 81 Webb, Sandra 33 Weber, Cameron 53 Welcher, Gaye 12, 33, 69, 70, 73, 93, 94. 95, 97. 109. 128 Wender, Joe 53, 66, 106 Wharton, Becky 39, 71 Wharton, Janice 26, 31, 33, 66, 67, 70, 73, 131 Whistler, Alec 53, 69, 123 Whistler, Jerrie 33, 84, 108 White, Dick 52, 53 White, Jim 39, 68, 69, 97, 113, 115, 123 White, Mrs. Lucille 19, 64 Whitlock, Ronnie 33, 93, 94, 109 Wieght, Raymond 67 Wiesf, Ann 45, 66, 67, 70, 80, 87 Wiest, Mrs. Nadine 19, 67 Wight, Jerry 39 Wight, Raymond 45 Wilcox, Bill 45. 78. 79 Wilkinson, Jay 34, 39, 109, 112, 113, 114, 115, 118, 119. 128, 133 Will, Julia 80 Willard. Dorothy 53. 63. 74 Williams, Dolores 42, 45, 72, 88 Williams, Mr. Guy Y. 15, 19 Williams, Mrs. Hazel 19, 41, 21 Williams, Janice 31. 33, 66. 70, 106 Williams, Joyce 39 Williams, Kathy 53, 63, 74, 88 Williams, Neva Jo 45, 72, 76 Williams, Steve 37, 39, 68 Williams, Mrs. Winifred 19, 83 Willibrand, Mary 39 Willis, Denny 78 Willoughby. Linda 39. 71, 82 Wilson, David 53 Wilson, Lewis 39 Wilson, Sharon 53, 63, 74 Wing, James 122 Winn, Carolyn 76 Wilt, Helen 53 Witt, Jimmy 53, 123 Witten, Jerry 33 Womack, Pat 39, 71, 82 Woodrow, Jo Nell 33, 61 Woodrow, Vickie 45, 84 Woods, Jim 45 Worrell, Sandra 53, 62 Wynn, Marsa 61 York, Arlene 60 Young, Mr. Ansel 10, 133 Young, Judy 87 Young, Linda 63, 82 Young, Lynda 63, 71 Young, Marilyn 52 Gordon's Co-Ed Shop 138 Norman Feed Seed 149 Advertisers Gordon's Men Store 139 Norman Music Studio 151 148 148 Greenleaf Food Market 151 Price, King G., Agency 144 149 .151 150 140 141 144 154 146 150 141 144 .. . 142 154 144 150 139 147 149 146 154 151 138 145 143 139 144 144 142 145 138 151 154 153 148 145 138 147 146 149 152 154 T. D.'s Radio TV Service ... 142 152 153 144 151 147 147 140 146 153 153 146 149 152 154 148 144 148 143 145 150 . 144 152 143 140 Ewing-Saunders, Funiture Appliance 152 Mack's Food Market 150 Valouch, Roy, Electric 145 143 145 154 145 153 Wacker's 153 145 150 151 147 (International Harvester) 138 150 139 Waugh's Jewelry . 139 Webb, The . 141 Western Auto 152 Goodyear Service Store ... 153 Norman Courts Hotel 145 Woods, Cecil, Agency 142 [159] PRINTED IN NORMAN BY THE TRANSCRIPT COMPANY IN MEMORIAM MARVIN DICKEY ROANE May 15, 1943-March 3, 1959 In order to honor the memory of him we, the staff, dedicate this page to Dickey Roane. As a star, a year gleams, fades.