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 - Class of 1947

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Northeast High School - Nordlys Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK) online collection, 1947 Edition, Cover
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WG' M.. ffwfwfwfwx 'wwf Q lv .W 'Q Nrslw S, 4 ge Qgowx o if Afcmnggadt, Jw X2 f W Q39 X600 x ffmffaww SQ X950 XN x QQ XX gMMfYfgMl5WX, x N X vb o Q, Q0 YN Q0 Cpcsiyilxx Pubhshed by the Yeor Book Staff , 3 kkk. vc3XlQ,ClxQ- NR SQA, rflffo NORTHEAST H'GH SCHOOL meg? 0' Oklahoma Cm, oklahoma 'Z X Sora Skinner Editor 0I QlfUOI Wordsworth once wrote, The music in my heart I bore, long after it was heard no more. So it is with us high school students, we do our daily tasks with the popular songs of the present on our tongues, but bear- ing in our hearts the lingering melodies of yesteryear. That Music is the universal language of man- kind is irrefutable. Deep Purple, Clair De Lune, Star- dust, or the latest dance version of The Gypsy all have their definite places and associations in our hearts and lives. When the gang gets together for a party, or we go for a walk, it does not take long for our favorite songs to come to the foreground with the cup of in- dividual expression running over, be the gang from Oklahoma or Deep ln The Heart of Texas. It was with these thoughts that The Nordlys staff selected Favorite Songs for the theme of this year's book, observing the school's Tentl- Anniversary. ff fx an K X xx L rw? ,br u N 415 M121 QZQAZQM 9' Mm 47 , 5 f YV' K - af! I flip- xx . V 'G Q, Q U , 1 AWN '-- 'Y KW 5 X':,Lx I ' ' V, ' 5' H' , fi A , ! x . X ,i 'l'i m X 1 I Qt g In 1 . mf ,, lf xx x V '51 n 1 J, ,f fx- p Z J 6 - fi' f A ef- f ma - A . Qin. Jaw' Exibxxx T x v' Q55 K. 5 ' x aw X X L ' X Yr :wif-b' U ,, . . f , A. 'wpxg XJ W .-N . 'B X . Q ' , fgwhp fx 1 2 . 7 Y F - - f xx 1 XQFQ X X E . in I X52 K -3, X 5 W X ik, . g g x, K JR fv A x . A , X N ' 'N 'r' A in , nik . H f, A-XL A ' nf Y f r ' 1' P. f ff 3 ' .A W' v X. 1 - 'ESX 1 A if -x A sh M A L A . smglyv 5' K'?XoVKcw3 i ?acuQt Pff 1 . DR. H. B. BRUNER Superintendent of Schools The head of the Oklahoma City school system since l943, Dr. Bru- ner has gained wide recognition for his progressive ideas in educa- tion. As a member of the l947 Yearbook Commission, he has as- sisted with the annual publication of the American Association of School Administrators, a depart- ment of the National Education Association. glam! of glohccafion OKLAHOMA CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS Mall! I'l'l A0125 JOHN C. PEARSON President of Board J WILEY RICHARDSON IRA WILLIAMS Ward 1 Member-at Large i. A EDD. L. HISEL JAMES A. SINEX Vice-President Ward 3 y' Y if .F For the ten years since its opening, Northeast has been fortunate in having Mr. Greene as principal, to guide and direct its policies. wi 'tty MISS GLADYS GILLETTE rinczyaa .fi r,L. if 'L ' i if Q5 1 MR. J. B. GREENE OLLHJQKAPJ To listen, to encourage, to aid, or to counsel-that is the privilege of each member of the counselling staff of Northeast High School. In order to give each student understanding of the many factors that contribute to a better American way of living, the program of Unified Studies has been developed this year. Student Council, pep meeting, safety education, em- ployment problems, auditorium programs, special speak- ers, visual education, occupational study, and other group activities form a part ofthe day's schedule in the life of each counsellor. Each teacher is a counsellor to the students in his or her particular group, but general counselling for both individuals, pupils, and groups has been the work of each counselling staff member. To provide such opportunities for growth is the privilege ofa counsellor's assignment. MISS SUE HARROD J. A. WILES as CHARLES H. RICHMOND fli- it Why, 1946-zi7 Vi :Bbw v. s - fx, -..,,.f N R AshbouQl'1,B A , M A , Head of Industrial Arts :A 1 b Florencemoe Bailey, B A A English, Journalism, b f Social Studies ,Al Q 2 l i 5 if SS iyhrfb i ' C , 9 'Pl W f r . d ' - 4 I 1 5 .I y , Cox I l . , , , 1 c X . , . i P S he 4 ,D 9 Q 5 D - i 1 y S- i 4 l 5 - First Faculty, 1937-'38 N 1 B GRl1ENE,Pvinupal , CECIL moms, Vice L-f.im,,f,i rit,f.mfff-mf smug, Hmmm MCMQHUS K lmfphm Bell Kemvfim Mem Lwi slum Luster Oaks mm ctisiil-tu.. ii,,f-phm.- Patent Y ii sf , W A Efdmml Maude Pinmn i' N . ' wr N OVC from Elm, sfwm A 9 Mmm Fl ' Dfimiity snsiium Zulellc Gilliml f ,, mmm Hmm rfwmifu Lim-y 'A HQ, Hon amid waning, R I L.,,,,sE L,,,,,g Malmo Watson cient 4' K 6 Myra Lama, Pmim riseniwd, clerk ' nl' WSL. Z ,- I Mrs Grace Beck, BA , M S 3 N' pear Chaney' B A ' M S English ,ws English, Year Book Qs Q . S, fQ ,c R ' 1,4 1 , . . , L+ fi 1 lb! 1 . r Mrs Dorothy Clay, B A Head of Commerce, School Treasurer Sue Harrocl, B A, M A. Social Studies 'R Faye Bills, BA , M A Head of Social Studies 0 fog . Mrs. George Birdseye, B.A English, Social Studies 3 .21 SL ,l ' Mrs Mamie Castleberry B A, M,A. English, Social Studies A Woodrow C. Busey, B S. H , Social Studies, Athletics 'N l ' f' 5 ik K ' 51 ' 'x 'AW fl' ,- XX Q .- , l , 119' r' R. Mtsofdon, BS ? W S Industrial Arts i A 5 i f fr ff ' f f Q Henry W, Hooper, Mrs. Blanche Hayes Davis 'N A , 4 ' .f 7:5 GlOdY5 G- G'll9f'ei B S , M Ed-i M 5 B A. - Moihemfmcs V ig- V q T737 I S B-A-I MA- - Ef1Q Sh,SOf'GI Head of science ff ,,,, A , ,f,, Studies, Visual Education -A 1 A X i ' l A I I B' ,.,., Henry Etta Ellis, B S., M S. Mrs, Zazelle Gifford X V -. , Harrie Economics, English B.F.A , M.A. - Speech, Play A 5 ' , Production W f 9,1 , AM-. O l-A fi QQ-my 5 il Q g 1' , J Q Mrs, Frances Janssen Assistant Secretary Attendance Clerk Q Mrs Helen McGeor9e, B A Commercial 3 O' C-,bf i , Donna Schumacher, B A , M.Ed - Head of Art J A Wales, BS , M S . 51,1 is wh 2,1 'lk .yy Dick Krueger, B.S., MS. Physical Education aw-it Haskell McManus, B.S. Director of Athletics, Social Studies, Football 1' as g ,X Elna Smith, B.A., B.Mus M Ed - Vocal Music A 'WS ,, . ,. emi f . fs. 'Y 'ii .1 ii 4' 5 F MP' Q Mrs, Paula Long, B.A. Science Mrs, Ruth Leiber, B.A., B.A.L,S - Librarian , fi Mrs, Lydia Kugel, B.A. Louise Laing, BA., M.A. Mathematics Head of English 3 R' ,W 'T i Nqefif an, ,-if A QM is wha ,,,,,,,, Charles H. Richmond, B. ' Social Studies . i . l C C if 'ai ff' . as a of 0 W, Mrs. Maude Pittman, B S 'f Head of Home Economics R Q l f M D. Marshall, B,F.A. Vivian Mattox, B.A., M,A. Instrumental Music Head of Mathematics . ii N ,,,, M J K, VS K ,, 5, A A ,gi 'Q'- ,1- -...Q 2 Us Martha White, B.S. f Mathematics , s f Maurita Watson Registrar Secretary Science -Q rl. r I , i 5,35 f sc Dorathv Snedaker, B.A,,M.A. MariorieTerry, B.S.E., M,A. Foreign Languages MOll'1Sff1OYlCS J F. Busby Superintendent . ie Nadine Wsson, B S. Physical Education J I If 9.f- E - -t.. 1- I . W-1 :W A .gg .vi . f 'wuq,5,a5 4 ,A . A V N ,,' V., T- ' 'f ' f 1 .gfualenf Councif Ofhcerd for ,946-194 7 SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS, JUNIOR HIGH: Herbert Walker, secretary, Richard Skeet Gifford, vice-president, Jeannie McNeill, president. I I I SENIOR HIGH: Lau Ann Cunningham, treasurer, Joe Young, vice-president, Kenneth Vaughn, president. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS, SENIOR HIGH: Grace Lindley, president, Nell Reints, secretary falso vice-president for second semesterlg Milton Johnson, treasurer, Larry Hedinger, president of iunior high. Conn ci! .xdcfiuified The Student Council was organized in I937 with Miss Jose- phine Bell asithe first sponsor. This year the Council has two spon- sors, Miss Sue Harrod, who works with the iunior high students, and Mr.,J. A. Wiles, who works with the senior high. The Council has had the full support ofthe student body in or- ganizing the hall proctors, a group of boys and girls who help speed up traffic in Northeast's busy corridors. Pictures on the activity pages of the Nordlys are scenes that prove the success of the Mixers. The idea of actual student government is carried out at the polls on election doy for Student Council officers. The record-player, which the Council bought this year, has needed entertainment during the crowded lunch period. of pins for council members have been flying about. O .......MM .t h O M4-I M151 Bk t ..l i's . . 2. MR- J- WILES MISS SUE HARROD Senior l'l'9l Sponsor Junior High Sponsor N --...M xi X .Siluclenf Cgouncif Wemderd or W6-X17 First Row: Connie Sue Goodner, Shirley Settle, Shirley Monroe, Hugh Greer, Jerry Page, Ledlie Holland, Marcia Miles, Madolyn Douglas. Second Row: Junior Smoot, Louise De Garis, Marjorie Cassady, Helen Hooper, Naomi Callarrnan, Mary Richardson, Charles Turner Third Row: Jackie Leach, Ruth Stevens, Elaine Lininger, Dorothy Bonnell, Claudette Trigg, Maurine Berry, Barbara Lee, Carolyn Stevens Fourth Row: Dale Reynolds, Jack McCann, John Worley, Sherman Hope, James Holder, John Barnett, Charles Reich, Dean Howard, Don Hall ,Sironol .Sizlne.5fer Yftrfhiezl aszuhw Cdairmen First Row: Richard Shiye, Beverly Howard, Judith Ann Jones, Wa- nono Lozier, Jacqueline Vaughn, Jean Hopkins, Jerry Star Second Row: Dorothy Meeks, Carolyn Mollow, Mary Burnett, Fleta Crain, Marilyn Harris. Third Row: Lee Hall, James Nowlin, Jimmy Wurman, Doris Cotton, Mary Hamilton, Harry McKinney, Jim Hurst. Fourth Row: Clyde La Grone, Jim Miller, L N, Poynter, Charles Sparks, Sonny Koch, Bill Dane, JackJackson Not in picture: Gloria Jones, and Lindy Wilkinson. Emi .Sirnzwfvr mifged .giuchw Cxufrmen First Row: Mary Fair, Eloise Donovan, Jimmy Vaughn, Leon Son, Jean Hopkins, Jennie Lou Steele. Second Row: Mary Miller, Gayle Bennett, Carol Grey, Joyce Sisson, Doris Gray, Jerri Thurman, Carol Jean Stephens. Third Row: Clarence Howard, Kenny Vaughn, Sora Skinner, Man- lyn Harris, Delores Willard, Robert Langston, Bryce Baggett Fourth Row: Mack Bulger, Archie Kautz, Buddy Garland, Lindsey Crow, Joe Young, Hulen Gilbert, Jim Litton. Omar' .fdjriijfunfa Left to right: Thelma Tingler, Dolores Willard, Norma Mitchum, Gloria Jones, Shirley Folmar, Jerri Thurman, Jane Shoemaker, Frances Janssen, Sec , Maurita Watson, Sec. Not in picture: Joyce Findley, Jo Ellis., Maxine Carpenter, Grace Lindley, Rosemary Williams, Nancy McCauley. Wnouie proiecfori Loft to right: Neil Woodward, Robert Langston, Joe Nelson, Wally Ulrich, Dan Roberts, Skeet Gifford, Lloyd McKelvy, Buddy Garland, Thurman Myers, Joe Young, Ike Sisk, Dennis Brown, Pierre Wood, Harvey Hurst. , or r a gn SWIM JM r ew r Er ef it N ,. . 'lf X, W W' il Q. st V, ,- .- ls ' 4 R. A ,A .ey 51115 . ' 9 f rs ifffi xi clurary ..!4J.5iJfal1fJ Left to right: Dorothy Bonnell, Margaret Lininger, Mary Moore, first semester librarian, Rosemary Williams, La Verne Herring, Mary Richardson, Eula Reik, Gloria Jones, Mary Jo Robinson, Thelma Tingler, Sylvia Van Eaton Jia ff Hocfm Left to right: Marvin Seal, Jack Johnson, Helen Conde, Dean Haw' ard, Juanita Scales, Ed Hadlock, Luther Graham, Evan Savage 66 77 0l,Ul'l el'l'l0I'g ane SEPTEMBER School opened September 9. Unified Studies plan was introduced. Grace Lindley was elected president of Student Council. Seniors elected officers: Benny Reaves, Archie Kautz, John Barnett, and Elaine Lininger, First pep as- sembly, Britton game, we won. Junior Rotarians: Paul James, Archie Kautz, Bobby Scranton, Benny Reaves, H. D. Petty, and Thurman Myers were selected by the faculty to serve as Junior Rotarians. Norsemen, Norkets, and Bond Frat selected pledges, poor souls. OCTOBER Eye tests were given to the students. We lost to Classen. National Aviation Week, Air Clinic at the Cap- itol. Shirley Folmar was crowned Band Queen during St. Gregory game, we won, 40-0. Speech Tournament. P-TA night meeting. A Bonfire in Norsemen Hollow introduced Football Queen Candidates. Hollowe'en brought the Foster Homecoming game, Billie Ann Henry was crowned Football Queen by Captain Kenny Vaughn. NOVEMBER A cappella choir sang with the Symphony. Dolores Willard was chosen Band Frat Sweetheart. We lost to Put- nam City. Some of the steadies were still going steady. Honor Society initiated 20, Benny Reaves, president. Sadie Hawkins Day, Archie Kautz and Don Roberts were voted Most Eligible Bachelors. Pan American became Na- tional. The Norsemen Pep club announced their Sweet- heart-Grace Lindley. Father and Son week, Archie Kautz, Benny Reoves, Bobby Scranton, Don Roberts, and Joe Young served. The All-School Play, Cliff Sherrod and Shirley Folmar were selected to lead the Oklahoma! parade, which was cancelled because of the weather. DECEMBER Everyone had fun at the Pon American party. We won our first basketball game from Edmond. The Junior High sponsored a mixer. The Football Banquet was held in the Venetian roam at the Y. Benny Reaves was select- ed for the All-State team. G. R. had their Christmas party and dance, Dolores Willard was elected president. We played Capitol Hill and lost. School was dismissed De- cember 20 for Christmas vacation, the December edition of the Scroll came out. Naomi Callarman was the editor. JANUARY Back to our school daze. Pep assembly, but we lost to Classen and Anadarko. The Nordlys assembly, Bill Dane and Elaine Lininger were crowned King and Queen-of the yearbook, Grace Lindley officiated. The faculty chose Doris Steffee Junior Altrusa member. Sara Skinner was hostess to a Quill and Scroll party in her home in Twin Hills. Semester ended with the purchase of a Record Player by the Council. Sylvia Van Eaton and Bonnie Greer were elected president and vice-president, respectively, of the Norkets at an initiation-installation at Gloria Jones's house. Choir went to Stillwater while the first half of the yearbook went to press. The Norsemen elected officers: Bobby Bough, Archie Kautz, Robert Davidson, James Hold- er, and Kenneth Simmons. FEBRUARY We lost to Chickosha ll pointi. Dorothy Meeks was hostess to the Quill and Scroll party at her Guthrie cabin. At last!! The Senior rings arrived!! The seniors were com- pletely happy. Kenneth Voughn, senior high council pres- ident, and Jeannie McNeil, junior high president, were in- stalled. Last pep assembly for the cheer leaders: Dolores Willard, Grace Lindley, Bobby Bough, Kenneth Simmons, and alternate, Lindsey Crow. Buddy Legg was hurt and unable to ploy in the last game with Putnam City, an awful loss to the team fond the girlsl. The Block Skirts present- ed an assembly. Senior speakers were chosen by the senior class: Milton Johnson, Paul James, Grace Lindley, and Dor- othy Bonnell, alternates, Elaine Lininger and Benny Reoves. MARCH The boys went on strike, they stopped shaving until the l5th. The basketball tournament was held, and the All-School play, Night of January l6th, was presented by the play production class. G. R. had a Kid Party at the Y, and did the boys look cute? Yes! Ada was the meeting place for the speech tournament. Track, golf, and baseball started in full swing. Boxing tournaments were held after school. Congratulations to the winners. The Nordlys Staff rested after racing to meet the deadline, March l. APRIL April Fool!!! Day, that is, was welcomed by many iokesl?i The G. R. sponsored the annual Pre-Easter serv- ices which were held in the morning. Getting to school so early was nothing to the band and choir members because they're here every morning at 8:00. The Easter assembly was enjoyed by all. The English department pre- sented an assembly. The Norsemen had the annual din- ner-dance for the basketball boys. The track meet was held. The G. R. spring dance for the senior girls was suc- cessful, the reason, Shirley Folmar was the chairman. MAY April showers bring May flowers, also it brought the spring musical directed by Miss Smith. Wonderful it was!! Awards assembly came next. And, of course, the senior girls' slumber party at Helen Baird's will never be forgotten, neither will DITCH DAY. The senior breakfast was out of this world. Here's to more Proms, they're perfect. And then-the unforgettable finals. The senior edition of the Scroll and The Nordlys came out. The Baccalaureate on Sunday afternoon, the 25th, the Commencement services Wednesday, 28th, and Junior High Promotion exercises will forever be remembered. And some of the steadies made it. School was closed May 30th for the summer vacation. win., 51,4 of am, Our highschool work is now all done, We have enjoyed our schoolda'y's fun, And we will remember what we've done 'Til the end of time. We've had our trials and tribulations We've had our school and our vacations And we'll think back with consolation 'Til the end of time. We'll all go our separate ways, To the inland and to the bays, But we'll recall our Northeast days, 'Til the end of time. Now we're leaving Northeast High, But we'll recall, as time goes by, And see these days in our mind's eye 'Til the end of time. MILBERT VANDERGRIFF. ,- s ,. 5' wi Y QQ'iif w Rf fff' rf, J .rw 1 :ANN W f ,...X N Ke' J . . M , K ,JbAL -fpaglx x 53 2 ,dow . ff i - -, A A f Mf WK ? x 'V 3 - w1 w wmQKf fQ'iw g X 2f l Q5 l V Qcuf Qi1 X , , , f 1 XA , X . 'E C E xy f w -1.3 QGDAQA f'! Z., ff mm! W f' as :sf II III :?4 , mf -- V Am W ' - 'A'WGi5HW.i4'Q SENIOR CLASS '47 OFFICERS: John Burnett, SGCTETCIFYQ Benny Reeves, presidexnrg Elaine Lininger, treosurerg Archie Koutz, vice-president. ' 5 5f X-rf .5211 ior Sven Lew rx -. v X ,ants 3, .. L 1: A-fm Q 5 A . I ' U S - ,ix nr R A 2 V 1 ' '-1 ff-9 W 'Q Q fir A I . MILTON JOHNSON PAUL JAMES GRACE LINDLEY oonomv BONNELL K ' BENNY REAVE5 ELAIQEY LIN:NGER Alternate e '0 e .S-tfnior CAM Soondord MISS MISS MRS. DOROTHY SNEDAKER MISS FAYE BILLS MRS. GRACE BECK FLORENCEMAE BAILEY MAUDE PITTMAN K .,-'iq ? SWS -Fir.. T1'5 ' A BOB AMMANN, Gabby, Dork Town Poker Club, col- lege prep., HR pres., student council, sec., entered N.E. '4l, Honor Society, baseball 2 yrs., Sons at American Revolution Award. Teen. rx? .f 2 r . x N ' lg, A T' 53 11......,,-rf' N .af A ' fl 'fl' , ..af 'f ' ' T vis- I HELEN BAIRD, Stardust, Ile e prep., HR vice-pres., Egteiid N.E. '44, Norkets, Y- W K.. - 'NN DOROTHY BONNELL, Dee Dee, The Gypsy, college prep., HR student council rep., pres., entered N.E. '44, choir 2 sem , Norkets, Y-Teen pres., Courtesy Club, junior class treas. I' '-'ifili -r-4 JUANITA COKER, Sl'l0fYYf entered N.E. '46, av'-.. 'Vx Coffee Song, commerciali CHARLOTTE BALE, Cherry, JOHN N ,I . Hycu Stardust, college prep., art major, HR sec., entered N.E. '44, choir l yr., Norkets, Y- Teen, Scroll, Nordlys. SEC Q' -u......f HOWARD BRAYMER Bull Ta Each His Own, general, moth major, entered N E. '44, choir, Narsemen, lettered in football and basketball 3 yrs. A..-tw .4- rg.. HELEN L O U I S E CONDE, Irish, Posse, college prep, entered N.E. '41, Honor Soci- ety, Pan American. DORIS JEAN COTTON, Slots, Till the End af Time, college prep., Quill 8. Scroll, Scroll. LINDSEY c:Row, Lmdy, Doing What Comes Natural MACK BULGER, Bulyer, NAOMI C A L L A The Best Man, college prep., Nonii, Stardust, HR pres., entered N.E. .'4l, prep., student council Norsernen, lettered in baseball tered N.E. '43, Norkets and basketball l yr., American Society, Quill 8- Scroll, Legion baseball team. ed., Nardlys '46. f W? rep., class 2 yrs. 1 WA' 1 l,l PWD-2 BASHARA, Jeanie and Empty Arms, entered N.E. '43, MAXINE CARPENTER, Mac To Each His Own, home ec., entered N.E. '43, girls' sports, 2 phy. ed. awards, office asst. OREL CRE milk Slay, tered N.E. CA R O Ll N E COVINGTON, CaraI, Sooner Or Later,' commercial, entered N.E. '46, Y-Teen. 45.5 pw. ECH, Ole Butter- industrial arts, ene '44. college prep., foreigt- BILL DANE, Beal, The Old major, HR pres., Lamplighter, college prep., Norsemen, asst. yell entered N.E. '46, Nordlys Pan American, King, lettered in basketball l BOBBY BAUGH, Bobby Boy, Rumors Are Flying, college 3rep,, foreign language, drama major, entered N.E. '42, choir, Norsemen sec., Honor Society, National Forensic League, Pan American pres., yell leader. 1 Xt FV- TOM CHAPMAN, Prospec- tor, Beer Barrell Polka, general, entered N.E. '43. 1-R51 MARY ELLEN CRIST, Stinky' I Can't Begin to Tell You,' home ec., entered N.E. '44, V Teen. ROBERT DAVIDSON, Red,' Five Minutes Marc, college prep, moth major, entcrec N E '4l, Norscmen, Honor So- Clety 470 PHILLIP FISHER, Rip, Dark Town Poker Club, Col lege prep, entered N E 'AI All Around Bray Award, '42 'ri- ED HADLOCK, Slim, Stor- dust, college prep, HR vices pres, entered NE. '4I, band, band award '46 LEO DAVIS, Dude, To Each His Own, college prep, gn. teied N E '44 wg .Sy 'NJ HAROLD DEICHMAN, VIRGINIA DOYLE, Gm Beals, Night And Day, Temptation, home ec, en' college prep., math mayor, en' tered N.E '44, band twirler, tered N E '44, Norsemcn, let' Y-Teen '46, All State Twirler tered in football I yr. '46, CARLA FREENY, They soy Il's Wonderful, college prep, entered NE '4l, choir, Nor- kets, Y-Teen, Pan American, PAULINE HALL, Red, Five Minutes More, commercial, entered N E '43, o J ...L 71'- V. ,gun-v qw MILDRED ARLENE FUCHS, BUDDY GARLAND, Bud, Shorty, A Gal In Calico, Nancy, college prep, moth commercial, entered N E '43, mayor, HR pres, vice-pres , sec, treas, entered N E '4l, choir, Norsemen, Pon Amer. icon, 3 choir a R- wards ju... iff LAWANNA HARDING, Lee LOIS MAE PAUL JAMES, Double Lero, The Girl That l Marry, col- lege prep, math mayor, HR vice-pres, entered NE. '4l, band, Band Frat, Jr Rotonon '46, Pan American, basketball 2 yrs. I' ' There l've Said lt Again, Lu, Night home ec,, entered N.E '44, prep, math Norkets, Y-Teen. E. '42, Quill and Chalkrn, home ec, 2 treas , entered N E '4l, our 3 sem , Norkets, Y-Teen v x in 'Q' ,Q G I N I A Purple, college prep, GRAY, Gini, foreign language mayor, enter- ed N E '46, Norkets treas, Y- Teen. w.......f- BILL H E N D R I X, Willie, Blue Tall Fly, college prep math major, entered N E '43, bowling, bond '44 BILL JO H N S O N, Punk, Huggin' And Chalkin', in- dustrial arts, entered'N.E '4l, Golden awards. Gloves, 3 boxing StarcIast, college prep, HR sec, vice pres, entered N E, '41, choir 3 som, Norkets, Y- Teen BONNIE GREER, Red, Star- dust, college prep, HR sec, entered N E '44, Norkets vicee pres, 2 phy ed awards, girls' sports ,,,.t .Q-. var DOUG HICKS, Pokey, Five Industrial Minutes More, arts, HR treas, entered N E. '41, lettered in football 3 yrs, P .W-qu . -1 ' 1'1 MILTON JOHNSON Dumpy Swanee, college prep, math mayor, student council rep, sec , treas, vice-pres, entered N E '44, Norsemen, sec treos, vice-pres, pres, band, captain '46, Band Frat, pres, Pon American, Scroll, Boys' Week Rep, basketball. as-. 'Q fx CAROL LeGATE, Carre For Sentimental Reasons, college prep, entered N E '41, choir, Norkets, Y-Teen Vp, Nt:lL MAIN, Bench Warm- er, Prisoner ot Love, col- lege prep, moth mayor, HR treos, entered NE. '43, let- tered In tootball and basket- ball 2 yrs ,-f GLORlA JONES, Glo, Star dust, commercial, HR pres entered N E '43, Norkets sec vice-pres, Honor S o c 1 e t y Courtesy Club, ottlce osst ' girls' sports dans. DOROTHY LEONARD, ost, To Each His Own, commer- crol, HR treas, entered NE, '41, typtng award. CAROLYN Stardust, motor, HR sec , entered sem, Norket lan, 2 art Quill 8. Scroll MALLOW, C, commercial, art pres , vice-pres, N E. '44, choir 2 s, Y-Teen, histor- awords, Nordlys, THURMAN MYERS, Smoke Gets In Your Eyes, college HR student council rep., N.E '41, band, Band junior high pres., Jr. Ro- Pon American, pres. Forensic League, vice-pres., Nord- manager, Boys' lettered in toot- yr., office asst., movie projection. 4 -4' 'bww' LACKEY, Pudd, Wonderland, com- aims . 5 MATTIE LEE LANDES, Lee, To Each His Own, general, Pentered N E '41, girls' sports .aqua-if-4 entered NE '43, Honor Society -1 x 4 ARCHIE R KAUTZ, Aky, This ls Always, college prep, math mayor, HR vice- pres, pres, entered N E '45, choir, Norsernen, Jr Rotorian, Boys' Week Rep, senior class vice-pres, lettered in tootball 1 yr, Most eligible bachelor 46. LORA i.eUGEMORs, l.eugle, I Don't Know Why, college prep, entered N E '44, Y- Teen 2 sem, Pan American 2 sem, Jo ANN MCBRIDE, Jo, Stardust, college prep., en- tered N,E, '45, choir, Honor Society. ED KOCH, Buddy, Moon- light Serenade, college prep, HR reporter, entered N E '44, Norsemen, Band '44-'45, Nor- ket Dream Bay, lettered in football 1 yr PAULINE LILLIE, Pinky, Remember Me, general, HR pres., entered N E '41, choir 2 sem 'Wim NANCY JO MCCAULEY, Daisy June, Stardust, cal- lege prep, HR pres., treos,, entered N.E. '43, Norkets, Y- Teen '44, State Symphony Or- , chestra. 46 75 GRACE LINDLEY, Shorty, This ls Always, college prep, HR vice-pres, sec, en- tered N E '41, choir, Norkets, Y-Teen reporter, service chair- man, cil pres Society, Courtesy Nordlys associate ed , award, gurls' sports, asst., yell leader. student DOROTHY LOIS MEEKS, Five Bells, Temptation, college prep., HR student council rep., vice-pres., sec., treos, entered NE '43, Norkets, Pan Amer- ican, Quill 8. Scroll, Nordlys, 2 phy ed. awards, girls' sports. EUGENE NAKAYAMA, Miky, l Dream of You, college prep., science, math major, student council sec., entered NE '43, Honor So- ciety. , - . .f ' ' Q J' Ae I W E i f ,r .1 gjs- S tr AINE LlNlNGER, Punkrn, lalr de Lune, college prep, major, HR treos, entered '4 I, choir 2 sem , Norkets pres, Y-Teen treas, telephone chairman, Honor Society, Se. nior class treos, Nordlys Queen. one - un: 'Nauv- BERT MONSEY, Shorty, Ole Buttermilk Sky, college prep., HR sec., treos,, entered N E '41 ,gnu Ls, 'D I it ff. .lr LOUIS NEUNER, Ike Nine- ty-Nino Bottles at Beer an the Wall, crillcgr- prep, entered N E '45, lotturcd lriotlloll I yr ar QD- H D PETTY, H D Luck college prep I Love , science moth rnaiar, HR student coun- '4I, choir cil rep, entered N E 4 sem, Honor Society, Jr Ro- tarian, Valedictorion award '43 u 3' 1- Thr EDNA ROBERTSON, Till End of Time, commercial, sec, entered N E '41, typing award 1 'J ' ' PAUL Ave Mana, '41, lettered in yrs. 'IO 'sf Nts 'al BOBBY SCRANTON, of Blue Lights, college math rnalor, HR pres, N E '41, Norsernen, council trcas, Honor Norket Pedge Pin-Up Jr Rotarian, Quill 8. Scroll, Boys' Week Rep atm, cv KENNETH S Only Girl, college vice-pres, entered IMMONS, If You Were the prep, HR N E. '45, Norsernen, band, Band Frat, yell leader. RUTH STEPHENS, Ruthie, It Had To Be You, college prep., HR sec: entered N.E. '44, Honor Society, Y-Teen 4 sem L N POYNTER, Big Horse, WI'io's Sorry Now, college prep, entered N E '45, loat- ball 2 yrs, boxing 2 yrs 7--.W the 'mv'-,as JUANITA SCOLES, Nita, Stardust, college prep., en- tered N E '45, Honor Society, girls' sports, hall proctor BENNY REAVES, ' Now I Must 'lnsIJruck, Thee, col- lege mayor, HR pres, '41, choir, reporter ciety, pres Week Rep., junior senior class pres, football 4 yrs, All All City 2nd team, Bay 9th grade, paw BETTY SEAL, lege prep , HR re vice- res Sonata, col- student council p, p , sec, entered N.E, '41, chair 2 sem., Nor- , Honor Society, kets historian Pan Arnerrcan 1 sern, ,unior class sec, Bronitf Award '44 4: 'V-can-U was ACK REYNOLDS, 'Sonota, general, Q '42, football 1 yr yr , boxing le b fiban . ,sf , A t. JANE CAROLYN ER, J.C Darling Airne Beaucoup, college prep art major, entered NE '41 Y-Teen year book chairman Honor Society, Pan American Nordlys '44. r SARA SKINNER, Skate, Volga Boat Song, college prep, HR pres., sea., entered N E '42, Norkets Jeporter, Y- Teen reporter, H0t'tQr Society, Quill 8. Scroll pres., Scroll make-up ed. '45, ed.g'46, busi-' ness manager '46 '4 ,,NordIys 3 .4 you PAT SMITH, Patty Lou, You Come AIong, college prep, foreign language major, HR sec., reporter, entered N.E. '43, Narkets, Y-Teen 4 sem., Honor Society, Quill B. Scroll sec., treas., Nordlys, French award, 229- qu.. ci-IARLES SPARKS, sponge, Cocktails tor Two, college prep, entered N E. '43, let- tered in football 1 yr GENE STEWART, Ike Fog- gie Foggie Dew, general, HR treos, entered N.E. '41, Scroll, basketball 1 yr., 2 golf awards. I i Q-an- ' Rav R Ricn, KiIrOy, college Cocktails For Two, prep, entered N.E, '42. I CLIFFORD SHERROD, Her- by, Rhapsody In Blue, col- lege prep., math mayor, HR student councrl rep, pres, vice-pres, entered NE '41, band, Drum Mayor, Band Frat, Honor Society DORIS JANE STEFFEE, Stet- fee, Stardust, college prep, HR pres, sec, entered N.E. '44, Norkets treas, Y-Teen treos, telephone chairman, Honor Society, Courtesty Club, Jr. Altrusci Club Rep. Q 'G PAUL THEIMER, The Old Larnplighterf' col- lege prep, entered N E '45, HR student council rep , Honor Society 2 sem, Alternate Jr Rotanan, football l yr Sonny, ROSEMARY LEE THOMPSON, Rosie, To Each His Own,' college prep., HR sec, treas, entered N E '44, Y-Teen, Honor Society, Quill 8. Scroll, JIMMIE 9- vena. ...J TIT! UPTON, Scroll, girls' sports old ,, W--an Lampliglnterf' college prep, entered N E. '44, Pan Amen :can 2 sem MILBERTVANDERGRIFF, Hoop, House of Blue Lights, general entered N E '4l, choir 3 sem 15- ,l wr TBP' M ' new ve ,-4' J 'mile X,-. THELMA TINGLER, Ting, l'm Afraid to Love You, home ec, HR pres, vice-pres , sec, entered NE '42, Nor- kets, Y-Teen 2 sem, Quill 8. Scroll, sec, treas., Nordlys, of- fice and librarian asst on lic, To lege prep , tered N E New 19 VOA.- GMQ Q.. CARL L TURPIN, Speedy, You Keep Corning Back Like A Song, college prep, math mayor, entered N E '4l, CHARLES TROCHTA, Kud- Each His Own, col- matlw mayor, en- '4l, 2 golf awards B xo YS? U1 SYLVlA VAN EATON, Kit- ten, Yau Keep Coming Back Like A Song, college prep., HR student council rep , pres , vice-pres, sec, entered N E '4l, choir, Narkets, treas, Y- Teen, viceepres, sec, histor- ian, Honor Society, American Legion award, D.AR award, choir award KENNY VAUGHN, Cap, Mv Hcart Tells Me, college prep, HR pres, entered NE. '4l, choir, librarian, Norse- men, lunrar class vice-pres, lettered in football 2 yrs, base- ball 2 yrs , boxing 6 yrs, box- ing cward ' f ' s:'.r,-2 ,ff 'M f ' QQ 'Q . - - 22, .E 25 BOB WASHBURN, Nevada, college prep., entered N E '45, band, Band Frat. GEE GILLIAM, In the service. LINDY WILKINSON, Lou, lt's My Lazy Day, college prep, HR pres., entered N E '4l, choir, Norsemen, lettered in football 2 yrs, baseball 3 yrs., choir award, office asst. DOLORES WILLARD, Dada, This ls Always, general, HR pres., vice-pres., sec., entered N E '44, Norkets, Y-Teen so- cial chairman, pres., Band Frat Sweetheart, National Forensir League, yell leader, office asst. MILTON TURPIN, Arab, Temptation, college prep, math major, entered N E '4l an X l 'mm 'asa-4 VAUGHN, pub, How Much l Love college prep, moth major, HR pres, vice-pres, sec, treas, entered N E '42, basketball l yr , golf 2 yrs. You, gf Q- I THEDA DELL Tudie Belle, Alwdys, gen- eral, forergn language major, entered N.E '41, Norkets, Pan American. WININGER, PIERRE wooo, Pete, Dream college prep, enter- ed N E. '42, Choir, Norsemen, Quill 81 Scroll, Nordlys, Scroll, wep- 'Q' nv 'hr-E BUDDY LEGG NELL REINTS Pressdenl gL Secretary 'GQ' ivyif MARY RICHARDSON I RUTH JQHNSQN Vvce-Presndent ROBERT ABEL GLAD ANDERSON sc: Q .. M I I 7 . J as-s Q5 I1 '-,J ' W:-'17 I ' MFT A I JERRY BLACKERT AMOS BOUSE X I !,,,-.,,+ 4- V ,, I ,KI . . f Id 4-MX ' A 1 ' I 9 SJIQQ -Vg I ,QI vi Me' ffl . nilwfivs A QF S I I I v- -Q5 sr gtg rim - Treasurer 5 GAYLE BENNETT MAURINE BERRY '94 qua- CLIFFODENE CAESAR MARY ANN BURNETT DK: wig ...,.- LARRY CAMPBELL PHILLIP CARTMELL BILL DAVIS TOM DAVIS di., ECTOR BARNHART E. 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Q.. gQi'T 'M- .,., N ' ,, .M .Xue 02 onlzationfa SIQVWH-S'-ft - ' l Wemlera rim nw: Mary Farr, Polly Hall, Helen Hanna, Helen Barra, Ctrartrrne Bale, Jayce Fmaley, Mar- garet Fox, shrrley Ingram, Helen Dearorull Second Row: Shtrlcy Folmar, Lou Ann Canrungham, Helen Hooper, Brllte Ann Henry, Gayle Bennett, Patsy Green, Danna Frstrur, Dorothy Atmer, Jean- nrnr: Bashara Third lov: Carla Frc-crvy, Lawanna Hardrng, Mary Ellen Crtst, Dorothy Bannell, Glorra Jones, Rath Jnhnson, Jn Ellrs, Bnrhara Howard, Vtrgmwa Gray, Zclma Gordon mm Lend Pint Row: Murtlyn Mack, Rosemary Wrlllams, Grace Lmdley, Dolores Wrllard, Sylvra Van Eaton, Darts Steltee, Mary Lua McCullough, Amory Thompson Second ' one Shoemaker, Rosemary obrnsun, Lahom Mary Rrchardsonf Da nu Mere- drth, .l rt Lou urman, Nell Reirits tty Seal, Nora e Lewr 'mr ws c yn Qevens, Ms-me Payne, cum: rLeGale, Eilee ytan, Sara Skrnner, Martlyn Natt, Carolyn Mallow, Elame Limn er, Janna! Shelton u Q- Xxjl' QF! Q5 BPUQ5 rw rfrfr 1 quam. MRS. GEORGE BIRDSEYE l r r 1 1 Y- . 2 fs x ' , 9 A .., 1' 5, ,K 5,-jf? . f ,, . 3,:r,- ik K ' . , tr K , ' , ls j , 1 Q ' K 'V .ss , Q Erase: 1- I ye. . - 52 ,,' X Q , Of iceri Seated, Ieh to right: Graco Lrndley, vrcceprcsrdcnt second semester, Dolores Wlllard, presrdent second semester, Dorothy Bonnell, prcstdcrtl mst semester, Sylvra Van Eaton, yrcc-prcsrdent frrst semester Fin' row standing, left to right: Charlotte Bale, sec- retary second semester, reporter trrst semester, Betty Seal, secretary hrs! semester, Elame Lrrungar, treasurer lrrst semester, Polly Hall, treasurer second semester, Shtrlcy Folmar, soclal chorrrnan second semester, Nell Revnts, program chatrman lvrst sem- ester, seryrce chatrman second semester, Ruth Johnsan, mter-club councrl rcprcsentaltve tlrst sem- ester, program charrman second semester, Mary Rrchardson, tnter-club councrl representatwe sec' and semester lack row, left to right: Mary Lou McCullough, telephone cammrttee eharrmon, second semester, Carolyn Mallaw, hrswrran frrst semester, Sara Skrnner, reporter second semester, Jane Shoemaker, year book charrman, Jerrr Thurman, hrstorlan sec- ond semester onor ociefy v my arm. :QL MRS. MAMIE BRYANT CASTLEBERRY Fin! Row: Mary Farr, Jo Ann Gee, Wrmfrcd Lawron Nrta Fern Leagcmors, Ann Umwrdclre, Naam: Culture mon seams naar Helen Haapar, Lou Arrrr Cunnrngham, warraa Farrar, warraa Barrawa, Margaret orrrwraara, Velma Caaa, Margaret Lrrrrrraar Third naw: Rvchard Hararr, Barbara Hawara, Helen caaaa, Etleen Layton, Ram Jahrraarr, Anna Mae Gtr. more, John Frecd Fourth nav: erm Bears, Jrm Mrllcr, Ray wana-rs, Charles Rauch, Rarrarr aayrarrrrr, Baaay eaaaa First Row: Ann Pearson, Margaret Shoemaker, Barney Best, Don Roberts, James Fty, Pat Smith, Jennie Steele saaarra naar Paulwne vaarra, Raaarrrary Raarrrsarr, Dara sranaa, sywyra yan Eaton, Mary Richardson, Betty Seat, Elatne Lrnrnger Third Raw: Bobby Scranton Ruth Stephens, Jo Ann McBrrde, Juanuta Scutcs, Sara Skunner, Nei! Reunts, Carolyn Stephens, Eugene Nakayarncu Fourth Row: Joe Nelson, Bob Amrnonn, Benny Reeves, Rrchord Smrth, H D Petty, Ctrtfnrd Sherrod an- merican Seated: Lrndsey Crow, vrcc prvstdcnt, Margaret Fox, secretary, Polly Halt, treasurer, Bobby Bough, presndent First Row: Kenneth McCall, Mary Farr, Helen Hooper, Dorothy Smart, Donna Mercdxth, Nancy Montgomery, Ann Zwrck, Nora Mae Lewrs, Marrtyn Mack, Zelma Gordon, Rtchard Perctvol Second Row: Helen Conde, Dorothy Meeks, Vtrgmra Gray, Ruth Johnson, erraan Layton, Thaaa vvrarrraar, Jane shaarrratrar, Curotyn Stephens, Patsy Green, Darrrra Frahar, vrrarrrra Brown Third Row: Torn Graham, Mrlton Jonas, Mrlton Johnson, Rvchard Horgrs, Dennvs Brown, Ceo! Kammerduener, Jae Young, James Hauaar, Rrarrara Smwth, Bryce Bag- gan, Jae Netson 1 1 . . 2 r 1 J Sq, if tif' MISS DOROTHY SNEDAKER 4. . F amine' 'fren l s ,xx X-Q... WA-mae ta l nn. I BEGINNING AT THE BOTTOM OF LETTER N : Jerri Thurman, Alta Smith, Dorothy Armer, Shir- ley Ingram, Helen Dearduff, Rosemary Robinson, Patsy Green, Nora Mae Lewis, Jacque Leach, Dorotha Hardin, Nell Reints, Car- olyn Steyens, Barbara Howard, Shirley Folmar, Mary Richardson, Gayle Bennett, Rosemary Williams, Edna Kidder, Helen Hooper, Maurine Berry, Lou Ann Cunningham, Billie Ann Henry, Ann DuBase, Eileen Layton, Ruth Johnson Ylrn Sanluhr OFFICERS Saxon! Samuflr gym, r,,,,,.,, r 1 gym. vim :mm Ivlnrin Irwin V V' l Sunni! Gr!-rr Shirley Palm 'J lem Yhmvrvm o-W. stem. Tv .mt v..,,..r..1 amy cmuryn srfvvtm am. sw...-.fy csrmihtm ani. Guys. awww H-.t.,v..,t Mwiyh with sm saw... rumfm Nam, cuuimmn Barbara Hnwuirl Dm-rkeroevx Pm Fowler larri Thurman Vol Dean KX aww A54 Worlefa .V fl, I -. I Xa , .ia I ar, rf: , , Ula R 2 n, . A -. Xl m,.,. .NM l ' RX . ye QR S2-A 2 I .f T' 'T' ZAZELLLRGIFFORD '-' ,f Sponsor - - FEJQQ, I+ I I X vi 3... .X- MISS FLORENCEMAE BAILEY Co-sponsor M 1 .a.s,..W-W W .W-V f M-f 'y In BEGINNING AT THE BOTTOM OF LETTER H , LEFT SIDE: Thelma Tingler, Charlotte Bale, Helen Baird, Naomi Callarman, Carolyn Mallow, Ja Ellis, Carol LeGate, Nancy McCauley, Vir- ginia Gray, Bonnie Greer H CROSSBAR: Grace Lindley, cheer- leader, Edward Koch, Dream-Boy, Elaine Linmger, first semester president, Dolores Willard, cheer- leader H RIGHT SIDE: I-'at Smith, Doris Steffee, Sylvia Van Eaton, Melba Lackey, Betty Seal, Carla Freeny, Gloria Jones, Doro- thy Bonnell, Theda Wininger, Sara Skinner. BEGINNING AT THE TOP OF LETTER Sn: Paula Berry, Pat Fowler, Pat Dean, Zelma Gordon, .lean Stephens, Barbara Caldwell, Marilyn Mack, Bobby Scranton, pledge Pin-up Boy, Helen Harrod, Margaret Fox, Marilyn Nott, Donna Mae Fisher, Janice Shel- ton, Lahoma Roberts, Betty Brew- er, Mary Lou McCullough. QNW' lf- J, Wa. M' BEGINNING AT THE BOTTOM OF LETTER NH: Raymond Kitch- ens, Jim Curtis, Richard Hargis, Larry Campbell, Ronald Benson, John Freed, E. G Beam, Joe Nel- son, Bill Londes, Richard Percival, Marvin Seal, Duane Clary, Jim- mie Dinwiddie, Lee Satterthwaite, Neil Woodward, Charles Reich, R yy. 'f'e X I aw., s -1' . 'ww--'- MR. CHARLES H. RICHMOND Sponsor I 0l':iel'l'l. en -5 .5 f BEGINNING AT THE BOTTOM OF LETTER H , LEFT SIDE: Milf ton Johnson, Kenny Vaughn, Ed Koch, Lindsey Crow, Pierre Wood, Harold Deichman, Mock Bulger. H CROSSBAR: Bobby Bough, cheerleader, Grace Lindley, Sweetheart, Kenneth Simmons, cheerleader. H RIGHT SIDE: Bobby Scran- ton, Howard Broymer, Buddy Gar- land, Robert Davidson, Archie Kaurz, Lindy Wilkinson, Bob Ame mann. AT THE TOP OF Billy Van Meter, Barton, Bryce Baggett, eavey, James Holder, Estes, Lester Murdoch, Leon Bill Stevenson, Milton Jonas, Sisk, Bob Maples, Earl Snedaker, John Ingram, Harold Powell, Gordon Buckle, Rex Lynch, Jimmie Litton, Dale Cox, Larry Hedinger, Z - i 7!Lifi'ona! cyorenaic oleague First Row: Norma Jean Stacey, Thurman Myers Second Row: Mrs. Gilford, Marilyn Miller, Dolores Willard Third Row: Milton Johnson, Bobby Bough, Maxine Payne, Robert Langston Il b ,Q V. IOQQCA iepdffmenf MRS. ZAZELLE GI FFORD l' jk' gS7l0Ml Backstage is all excitement ond confusion. Making up for the ploy are Charlotte Bale, Carla Freeny, Dorothy Bonnell, Marilyn Harris, and Jack Jackson .SZVIIE I'0lYl jL0 Grenacheka was the comedy member of the three one-act plays that were given this year in the place of the all-school play. The characters are Bobby Bough, Dolores Willard, and Milton John- son Aff 3-Deparfmenf Gisli.. 'li L s Miss DONNA s' U CAM in poifer Waking Left to right: Shirley Berry, Virginia Norris, L. N. P nter Irma McCona hie Jerr Hollopeter OY , Q , Y I 1 Nancy McCauley, Bert Mansey, and Bill Beals. Me fl. On the scaffold, left to Koch, Lindy e Y Wilkinson, Ed Koch, Amos e, and Lloyd Pratt. Cn the floor, left to right: Ike Sisk, E. G. Beam, Luther Graham, Phillip Fisher, Bill Burgett, Earl Snedaker, Robert Davidson, Joe Young, Ruth Stephens, Jack Reynolds, L. N. Poynter, Lester Wright, Kenneth Avers, John Adams, Kenny Vaughn, Bert Monsey, and Edna Robertson. iii . i 3' if .xdrguafing Left to right: John Barnett, Douglas Hicks, and Jack Johnson. gicfriciand In the cage, left to right: Neil Woodward, Robert Langs- ton, and Robert Davidson. In front, left to right: Ike Sisk and Robert Ammann. ,nd gZll.lIf' C5!r.l'IilIg?l Wllflfalj Quwz Candidates DORIS STEFFEE JO ELLIS Qlllllff 7511116315 kllg Candidates LINDY WILKINSON DAVID VAUGHN xx I , f war -H -M., ,, X Y, I1 I X A-we 'l 1' I Mbzfgv .f4nn LHFIIPI J Lgoofzaff Qavvrz Ufscorted by LESTER WRIGHTg crowned by CAPTAIN KENNETH VAUGHNJ Attendants Escorts GRACE LINDLEY ARCHIE KAUTZ DORIS STEFFEE BENNY REAVES GLORIA JONES ED KOCH Lgzfrgfy ijoznur Mun! Qian: Ccrowned by DRUM MAJOR CLIFFORD SH ERRODJ Attendants Escorts CHARLOTTE BALE BRYCE BAGGETT DOLORES WILLARD JOE YOUNG I'0lCe WOI'5ellleI'L .glleetLedI'f Attendants ' DORIS STEFFEE MARY MARGARET RICHARDSON DOROTHY BONNELL DOLORES WILLARD JERRI THURMAN QDOZM '1fWfa,-J gunz! jrafernifg Sweefkearf Attendants CHARLOTTE BALE DOROTHY BONN ELL A ACT LX 3 L RT 'YV A1 RALA 'Y W3 x Q95 fm-J fn- irwnifb -JM K: C' 9 cy-f A AW 5' L N A .rx Q ,. 'N Y, X24 X if gf I, Ei L xf 'Q 9 E gf QNL5 'D 5 ,f 'ff 3 V 3 A Y. f5zf'f If L- 6 ,,,-,yy M :VQAEI f' Q' ' 2? ffxxj A A Q' 3 .. ., A img,-J-Q'a' -L. XL F- X 0 .f,,6iLryL r S' C 1 N o , F gyllfard .ACA WOFLJ lfeblfll ' oy Candidates ARCHIE KAUTZ BENNY REAVES HOWARD BRAYMER NEIL MAIN ferr., e..w,, ncrowneJ Queend an gicorfd Front Row: Kenneth Vaughn, Clifford Sherrod, David Vaughn. Second Row: Ed Koch, Jerri Thurman, Dolores Willard, Doris Steffee, Benny Reoves. Third Row: Lindy Wilkinson, Gloria Jones, Mary Richardson, Grace Lind- ley, Archie Kczutz. Back Row: Neil Main, Dorothy Bon- nell, Charlotte Bale, Howard Broymer. Not in picture: Jo Ellis, Lester Wright Bryce Baggett, Joe Young. 'X ,, xx . .14 Calalaeffa Cizoir First Row: left to right: Mary Fair, Helen Hooper, Nora Mae Lewis, Shirley Ingram, Maureen Berry, Barbara Howard, Grace Lindley. Second Row: left to right' Jeanne McNeill, Ruth Simmons, Jo Ann McBride, Carla Freeny, Duane Clary, Kenneth Vaughn, Dale Reynolds. Third Row: left to right: Joann Barnett, Anna Mae Gilmore, Archie Kautz, Eddie Markwell, Pierre Wood, Lindy Wilkinson Fourth Row: left to right. Paula Berry, Elinor Finefrock, Lawrence Jones, Wendell Moore, Lester Murdoch, Roy Walters, Richard Smith, Benny Reaves. Each year at Christmas time, Miss Smith andthe a cappella choir sing at the Y.W,C.A. for the Hanging of the Greens program. .xg Calolaeffa Clair First Row: left to righti Shirley Haberle, Mary Lou McCullough, Winifred Lawton, Blondina Welch, Patty Easley, Helen Clary Second Row: left to right: Jimmie Rupp, Jim Dinwiddie, Bob Rollins, Richard Percival, Patty Hagee, Marjorie Templeton Margaret Shoemaker, Violet Nealy. Third Row: left to right: Bobby Bough, Dwayne Friedel, Harry McKinney, Bill Landes, Thelma Murphey, Roberta Lipscomb Lou Ann Cunningham, Carol LeGafe. Fourth Row: left to right: Ector Barnhart, Charles Freeny, J. W. Burrows, Eddie Taylor, Jocquelyn Leach, Anderene Nealey, Ruth Johnson, Norma Jean Stacey. +V . - Q. WINIFRED LAWTON K -gk RUTH JOHNSON Accompanist ' J Solo Accompanist MISS ELNA SMITH I Director M 5 1 i T , X v d , if H '21 ep f.. 1 1 1 I 4 BAND QUEEN CORONATION-Drum Major Clif- ford Sherrod presents the traditional bouquet to Band Queen Shirley Folmar. Q. ,N 1' Q., Q MR. H. W. HOOPER Band Frat Sponsor li l ! tl J ,l XX le, ,ff ,fr vf?anJ STEPPING HIGH--Shirley and Cliff were selected to lead the all-state parade opening OkIahomal week. tj X - A u t Q and gm fernify Seated: Clifford Sherrod, Kenneth Simmons, and Band Frat Sweetheart, Dolores Willard. Standing at left: Paul James, president, Raymond Kitchens, Bob Washburn, Front row, standing: Marvin Seal, Neil Wood- ward, Larry Hedinger, Joe Nelson, Bryce Baggett. Back row, left to right: Joe Young, Bob Maples, Dennis Brown, Rex Lynch, Robert Langston, Ike Sisk, George Petty, Charles Turner, Paul Carnahan, J. D. Evans, John Seavey, Don Petty, Ralph Landes, Jimmy Jackson. K!! Pl ll Ofhfwif Drum Major, CLIFFORD SHERROD Captain, MILTON JOHNSON Lieutenant, KENNETH SIMMONS mm Aera First Row: OboeAVera Sisk, Clari- nets-E-Flat-Bryce Baggett, El-Flats -Don Petty, John Worley. Second Row: Baritone Sax-Nelson Evans, French Horn-Claudette Trigg, Boss Clarinet-Jim Jackson, Alto Clarinet-J, D Evans, Bari- tanes-Milton Johnson, Kenneth SimmonsB-Flat Clannets f Russell Allen, Jimmie Almond, George Petty Third Row: Trombones-John Sea- vey, Kenneth Higbee, Paul James, Neil Woodward, Raymond Thiemer. lack Row: Bass Horn-Don Miers, Bass Drum7DonaId Degraffenreid, Snare Drums7Clifford Sherrod, Richard Cates, Alrneda Barchading, Hazel Hardin, Jerry Page, Cymbals fRichord Orth First Row: B-Flat Clarinetsfloe Nelson, Tom Graham, Jackie Leach, French HornfJerry Puls Second Row: B-Flat Cloriners-Rely ert Langston, Dorothy Wheeler, Richard Horgis, Alto Saxes - Charles Turner, Kenneth Rhodes, Ralph Landes, Tenor Saxes-Joe Young, Junior Smoot. Third Row: B-Flat Clarinets-Dom old Hodlock, Ike Sisk, B-Flat Cor- netsfMarvin Seal, Bob Washburn, Dennis Brown, Rex Lynch, Bob Maples, Larry Hedinger, Cecil White, Bass l-lornsil-lulen Gilbert, Raymond Kitchens Back Row: Director, M D Marshall, Twirlers-Helen Clory, Pat Friend, Virginia Doyle, Band Queen-Shin ley Folmar. l u p , 1 l i ,:...,, J T j, , ' x rl K TQ i ' xx, if :W rf - .N , M. D. MARSHALL Director 'f 'i Afi Ffwgn Lttftrguuqc Students me mmgued wxth then correspondence mm other students In fovetgn lands Tum tm-.W tt-nm mm Francs, Spam, England and Tumswc wtf Wm: .ww classes htm ot.f.t.,m-.1 mow Ummm-.ng programs for Northeast ossernbltes and tm town events As rhts ptdttm shows mr-,C ,um.,ftt.gnpup.15 Mksthc-uwork The gurls' phystcal education classes are dotng fine work rn buxldmg correct heotth habits among the students who portucupote m the dotly games and contests r J- f ww Gil ln, flflll, 'WTB ccmt, W URM! Engnsh ctw-as put theur utmwtfrtge Qt Engtvsh wmpogtfton mm good use bv wmmg essays tm some current top.: ot mtg-rest - tn thus case they are study-ng safety m drwmg ........., ,, M... 'f - - ln the above prcture, you see cz davtv tesson tn progress Tm-so brws ond gtvlq are n mn of North- eosfs slxtyttour-piece bond whvch has ptoycd ut vnrtmts school ucttv-nes These boys one ftemfmsvmtmg one of the :mom umm: by me phymul educotuon depcnmem for me purpose of t,utnd.ng Stronger, Iwealthner homes an mfgmefif These boys arc rmltrrrg Germ: places of furniture In uddrtuon to the regular sublecfs fought an rmlustrrol departments, Northeast has o very popular class rn plasmas The frgure on thc board rs only one ot mom, of the proposnllms worked out rn mothcmotucs clossc-s Remember those Challengers, you moth students? Nlony svudenfs have gone dlrectly from Northeast? cornmerclul department unto substunhol tposrtrons nn the busrness where they have won promotrons ond held them .Isl X X 4- g,X.. Note the rrrougrrrm expressrorrs on me rms of me-se boys as they solemnly cortsrder some grvot sererrrrfrc problem Mer Qu, wry drscrmry was mm dream .rr someorre's mrrrrl Thus looks lrke o sewmg qrrcle, but rf really ls cu group of gurls from the homo rnokrng department relqxrrrg Utter he-lprrrg wrm one of those many lunfheorrs ...fy These future voters are grvmg serlous consrderatlon to world polxtrcs ond mternatxonol relotlons in their soclol sludles classes Prctures of art, lcurrrolusm, and speech departments may be found on other pages of The Nordlys 21112171 QI' 6 D KW A .Q is ,x X , gf' if fx , 1 p V 563 Qi J f, X' If A 7 Z4 Q 3 M H fi! W ' F 1 jf Sporftfa ff' ROBERT Bob ABEL Right End, 165 lbs. Junior, 1-yr. letterman ,S BENNY Reddog REAVES Left Tackle, 175 lbs. Senior, 4-yr, letterman All-City, All-State jlmfgaff JAMES Laffy HOLDER Right Tackle, 190 lbs Sophomore, 2-yr. letter- mon if 1 E X X .1 .1 .Q fs .' 7 1 - A KENN1fAlf813Rn'To f . Lam-1q1f, 148 lbs. ' ff- Senior, 1-yr, lettermun Captain, All-City 1 HOWARD Bill .ff . BRAYMER . ED Budc1y'f KOCH Fu111mk, 175 lbs. K x f fa lg' ,1 Quqfterbcck. 17511151 Senior 2-yr. letterman ,ji V K, ,V ' M, Senwff l'Y t leffefmufl All-City ' . S ..,.. J 1 f ., flint. 2 mt M,f...a1.11iH,5E ' A 'NL ' MA 9- 00 K 'wx Nm M. ' ' , ,M ..,,, 'NN -. -up Q 151. ay 1 M - .,., 31 - S 1 , ,, ,wwfs-f W, V. S X .L .L 1,51 5135 Q .1 f -. Q. 1. , E H T 'XX M.. fm S 1 LINDY Lou WILKINSON Left End, 170 lbs, Senror, 3-yr letterman 1. . EA 1 -, XXX XX. , 11 3 ' , N?-Q., 1 5 -jiri 4 o:,,vif1g:vrEL.1'1 ,. X as ' 1 q XX 1 if , .. 3 If 1 1 I sf 4-mv CHARLES Sg0rkie SPARK Left Guard, 160 lbs. Senior, 1-yr. Ietterman LESTER P1gmy WRIGHT Right Guard, 180 lbs. Junior 2-yr letterman AR HIE Blind Man Quarterback 175 lbs. . . C . . ,.., KAUTZ - f Semor, 1 yr lettermnn :PN 11. ,fm RN fs ' wg. mf , , v-. 5 H fill LOUIS Aristotle NEUNER Right Guard, 165 lbs. 'V V Senior, I-yr. letfermon .Q y, EIL Benchwarrner' ' MAIN Right End, 165 lbs Q5 Senior, 2-yr, Ietterman Right 1 DOUG Pokey HICKS Left Guard, 155 lbs. Senior, 3Ayr. letterman ,L W in 3- 49' lvl , f - if 2 I 'f'f:R'EE'.S15f3 Junior, 1-yr. Fullbock, SONNY Sonny Boy KOCH Quarterback, 142 lbs, Sophomore HAROLD Beck DEICHMAN Left End, 160 lbs. Senior, 1-yr. letterman JOHN Daniel BARNETT Center, 170 lbs. Senior, 2-yr. letterrnon ffl- r man BILL Sweet William CARTMELL Tackle, 200 lbs. Sophomore, 2-yr. Ietterman ,me Ales- 5 ff .gxi5Ffff'7N1f wa ' ww elif-wzeiiafi 'SQe5'rf:f3fffQ.M,31f' 1. cliff los Sophomore THURMAN MYERS Leh Half, 138 lbs, Senior, 1-yr Ietterman N, inn Q, ,, fy. '25 n Q, Z LJ, XX 'X 1 HN MISKELLY JIMMIE Pinky O Left Holl, 152 lbs. DINWIDDIE Sophomore Left Hall, 130 lbs. Junior LARRY Mack HEDINGER Half, 125 lbs CHARLES FREENY Fullback 160 lbs Sophomore yr lefterman ggtrinlmu P First Row: Abel, Holder, Wright, Campbell, Sparks, Reaves,Wilk1nson. F reshman g Second Row: Ed Koch, Broymor, Koufz, Voughn. E G Erme Grady BEAM 1 RY E BAGGETT Fullbock 150 lbs B C Right Half, 1451bs, Junior F reshmon LEIGHTON McINTIRE Right End, 145 lbs. Sophomore RICHARD Dick STEPHENS Right Half, 137 lbs. Sophomore TOM Cob HARMON CLARENCE HOWARD Left Tackle, 155 lbs. Right Guard, 146 lbs. Junior Junior x hjmltgaf 7, sf.-are f x BlLLY VAN METER Right Tackle, l55 lbs Sophomore GBYMXI Wlflfwal Q L, CLYDE Fort Smith LA GRONE Left End, l30 lbs. TEDDY Cannonball PAGE Freshman Left End, IJO lbs .K , Mir. Sophomore joofgaff gzip anal Queen , K JAMES Jim MEDIS Lett End, l3O lbs Junior 4. JIM Shorty HURST Right Guord, l42 lbs Luft to Right, First Row: Theimer, Miller, Holder, Nelson, Abel, Campbell, Kautz, Billie Jumor Ann Henry, Carrmell, Burgett, Cook, Harmon 'V and Row M ers McKinne Van Meter Mclntire, Freeny, S, Koch, Sparks,'Voughn, .aww l JIM Rabbit 'MCNEILL Right End, l5O lbs Freshman JIMMY Nose MILLER Lett Tackle, l75 lbs. Freshman, l-yr letterman 50: 1 v , Y, , Ed. Koch, Beam, O'Neal, Stephens, Dlnwiddie. Third Row: Howard, Taylor, Page, McNeill, Hague, Hargis, Gentry, Wright, Barton, Ayl- ing, Medis, Miskelly. ' Fourth Row: Hurst, Barnett, Deichman, Wilkinson. Reeves, Braymer, LaGrone, Hedinger, McManus. yi., JIMMIE HOGUE Center, l45 lbs. JACK AYLING 5OP 'O'e Left Guard, ll6 lbs. Junior R114 BILL BURGETT EDDIE TAY Student Trainer, l47 lbs Rlghf Tackle ll2,8lTbS Freshman Sopharrlore BOB GENTRY Lett End, 141 lbs Freshman, l-yr. lettermon W4 AH if .ei joofgaf .SZUJOIQ Ciwnnulivn of Mr' jlmfgafy Qlrmilr af -lmlamlfnzc in jojfcr game' Escorts, Ed Koch, Archie Kautz, Benny Reaves, Lester Wright, Captain Kenneth Vaughn and Queen Billie Ann Henry, Attendants: Doris Steffee, Grace Lindley, Gloria Jones. P S We won the game, 33-l3 The Bonfire in Norseman Hollow E291 , X , x e other on the stands Dolores nd Grace led yells at the game. the crowning of the foot- ,.f 1 i ' i Vith one eye on the game and li l f nl 1 t Q l uring all of football season. l 9 I f,fr G Af If l bf, , ,yyry If A fe' X.'f'!f!!r ' ,f ,rj k!f k J!! fi 'I 1 yi McManus and Busey give some point- ers to the team between halves of the game. ry Ryo aaemgfea . I an Nw, My ,K WM N .XXX-,X if ' ,f ' W We , NM X1 ff , K' X W 4 5 X klhy W -',, ,HN yx., ' M N, XX X cLl'.'0l'A'l'llll f'J Kenneth Simmons, Bobby Bough, Willard, Grace Lindley. X N 'X f x Xxx X 2915 X f x At the pep assernblie I r ,lli s,, and games, our cheer I aderslyr el always in there doing in bang- X job of leading yells, Thle eser e a word of thanks andfpk rf keeping up our pep gl tlie ,T - ball and basketball ,f We were out to coop up the V Chicks in th a Tgpep assembly before iii if imskefbaii H Qome- a ,gl Shuts O fm X, , We er H n ' for Redbirds ir' i Y V 9 thexpep sd b before the Cen rralxgd gihglqfqfat llgorye, f E gg NNMM JACK Hot LEWIS Forward, 138 lbs. Junior, 1-yr. lerferman NEIL MAIN Guard, 165 lbs, Senior, 2-yr Ietterman flum First Row: D. Vaughn, Johnson Stewart, Lewis, Legg Slcond Row: Braymer, Moin, Simcox, Frankford. Bulger, Dane. Af John Carroll Game ,I BILL DANE Forward, 140 lbs. Senior, 1-yr. lefrerrnan Q. BUDDY LEGG Forward, 155 lbs. Junior, l,yr. Iettermon PAUL Show SIMCOX Cenler, 196 lbs. Senior, 3-yr. lerfermon DAVID DUB VAUGHN Forward, l-10 lbs, Senior, l-yr. lerferman MACK BULGER Guard l6O lbs. Action shot during Jolwn Carroll game wr'-ffi DICKKRUEGER Senior, l-ylr. lerferrnan Coach At the John Carroll game LAWRENCE Larry FRANKFORD Guard, IAS lbs. Junior, l-yr. Ierferman MILTON Dumpy JOHNSON Forward, l4l lbs. Senior, l-yr. letterrnan QQ' ui' il HOWARD Bull BRAYMER Center, l85 lbs. Senior, 3-yr. letfermon IKE STEWART Guard, l40 lbs. Seniar, I-yr. letter-man , , i X, v ,, v . .,..wfA .,t.,... xx Q .-I KQV J ly . Grd' agpfzorb fx' In ,Wm U lvl ' 1 iqlffiff 5 A , L 1 ,,,,,,, Xlw , ,,,x h x W , W V. , , l V Y, ,L VVAA A ,--QQ.4.'.L,.,e.g L ff ll M ff X f' f if x I l L ,X X X Cara- ' xx J Hall, K , , SOFTBALL. Gayle Bennett, Clarissa ' .,' ' Jones, Eileen Layton, Edna Kidder, , 'N Daris Catton, Maxine Carpenter, Dor- l 'XL , x tho Hardin -I lk' A Q A . vii ,XX K L V... a,,,,,,..... I K V ' A -,,,Aw:'Tfl'-Q , ..,..N ,Large-.K ,, - t ,,fW 5 .,,kL Q, In KM ,Ld Y Q ELI ,ffm SPEEDBALL: Grace Lindley, Dnrtha Hardin, Gayle Bennett, Helen Mangus, Clarissa Jones, BASKETBALL: Eileen Layton, Juanita Scoles, Eula Mae Narcomey, Clarissa Jones 'T ii ,fl A a ll, l Miss ADINE WILSON QS-. .xdcfiuified ' The pause that refreshes My r Q I N---4-..,,.m.. G R s really do fhungs nn cu bug way, the Chrustmas dance, k for example - Girl Reserves lYATeenl Christmas dance, Twun Hulls ik.. Junuorhlghs having rur1Or1 COkewalk O!fl1e ...+- Christmos rmxer The boys NWO' make WSUGI EdUCOf'0n P055'ble- Taking advantage of The new record player on the gym balcony during lunch hour. --..., ' 'M ' ' . . - .....W,-wwfw ,fdcfufzflej 1 dlovk Wjlenwcmbrr hws Stordus! 7 5 1 rf I X X XClVuYokes port an the Chnsrmus program ' i 1 Coronunon of Nordlyy Kung hg Qyeen Q f ,f L . L Q . K Scene from Three Men on a Heath 5 Y ,ffl 1' f' Jumor Red Cross pclckmg boxes to send overseas Scene from the Chrmmos play, Tc1blu Suv For Hmmsg-H 'LMA X YN' cs U SG- Cheese in French Tierre? 'CS ' ' Q 5.2 I i Om-H JI? big! 'ser-C 4'3GgD. fSee -t E or' Q, e 34, f Azghe r ,ht ofier-'EJ ar res Baie-ns en tg, J00 1 Y0'g0-heave-AQ H . lo M3 biz, ?'2PP,y Love. gm ,th 'A' en, EIU-'ne L.? is Is 'U-nal The way yo ty ii, E Kennet ,our ' Cheerlacude AW! Let fum gd, Bert C Lgg Qpf QVQU1 qt 'fke Cufftaih Luc A 9 S wie MA A . . .H 1, , L 1 1, p..Yx f 3 ,V 528 F L D 'Pl 1 1' w Jfs ya Ie::ary?en:1ef11A'4'Mta- 'gifts ' , C Mu 4 Q, I -3 , v i 594 'Ig' V' Guess Who 7 C JN + c.s. k ig 1, 1, if 00 ,yx . M 1 ql To ll Fyeckf S' I B ll 9' e 'lzsfehg cat MS. ' Many change for The, .airy Worse Lars-y 7 ' .Q-' 'lime mu 1 MISS NAN PEARL CHANEY Nordlys Sponsor MISS SUE HARROD Photography MISS FLORENCEMAE BAILEY Norsemen Scroll Adviser .. - 7 A1 9 'S X. ff' J I ,ff 1 Yearbook Nook in roorn 3l4 is busy from dawn 'til midnight. Nardlys staff keeps the photographer, paper cutter, scissors, plan boards, and glue pots in demand every minute Staff members. Neil Woodward, Joe Young, Thelma Tlngler, Pat Smith, Dick Miller, Lois Hellbaum, Jerry Blackert, Pierre Wood, Dorothy Meeks, Sara Skinner, Grace Lindley, Charlotte Bale, Ann Du Bose, Dorothy Smart. Carolyn Mallow, and Thurman Myers. of - QUILL AND SCROLL SOCIETY, International Honor Society lar Highschool Journalists, newly organized here, rewards worthy achievement in newspaper and yearbook work Members are' Dick Miller, Pat Smith -- secretary, Lois I-lellbaurn, Thelma Tingler -A treasurer, Bobby Scranton, Grace Lindley, Pierre Wood, Sara Skinner f president, Carolyn Mollow, Thurman Myers -vice-president, Rosemary Thompson, Dorothy Meeks, Naomi Callarman, and Doris Catton. X, NX S'-tk NN 'X tx ' K N XX . Q by Pr Y we c,. - Ls K my K S K ,N oil gg . Mm: NORSEMAN SCROLL statt works against the deadlun -writing, copy-reading, typing, proofreading, with time out for alittle refresh- er. Left back' Bobby Scrantonfsports editor, Benny Reaves, Pierre Wood, Bryce Baggett, Dick Howard, Sara Skinnerfbusiness rnan- ager, Milton Johnson, Naomi CalIarn1an4editor, Doris Cotton, Ike Stewart, Misa Bailey, and Rosemary Thompson Center. 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FGl'5'f23'Ee.Za S5154 'ELDER, nine? ' EHLERS' rem ' FISHER. Geraldine ill' 35Is'E ii ' Fiifgki 332. Ekiioxi? H+ - .I . . - r n JORIBQSN. Jarnes 229, -I0 mira 2:35031 mmm -a. 'Q ' , OC ne is s,......,,-'A f,..,,z+1 'f+f'5f- ' .z'x1:s.:':. :.zr..v - '.1i?i??lY'e'?.'a.. A .PRICKETT ngecllcllf' HAMBRICK, wflilee HARGIS, ceyerei , Ip, ici-maosou, James o. Hmmm, camera HARRIS Leeen - L 5 F,.,,,d, E, HARMQN, qw. HARROD sue , I . 3 5 5 i,,,,,.ni,,R.,, HAYNES, Dorothy HEIQLING. Bomodi-we Jr. Kenneth S. DUATING' CLASS 1939 an . e 3 ' 'F' ef: ' 'Q ,.Llj,r,5u'Y' 5, z K .ew 'Ktldall Merwln i i Kenneth :awe I I-lebemne ' ' '- BOOTH John Fletcher Jr. W - -' .efaoornf Mildred ,Deyelle BOOTZ, Charles Roscoe . Veniaas :ee Nelson P .ug ' L ,FH -Beg, ' .,.S. L.. - - CARR,'l'heImo cieeue ' CARR LexaGene iwagminw S Lel Mal I C H .,coLuNs,aenyJe '12 ll' xl CROFFORO, Jeannette Maxine . DAVIDSON, Linus Allen DAVIS, Bgyhan , .EIGE ' 0 R , 2'SENHOOD, Ofls Wilbur DEON, Dee GROVES, Eatl Howard HENDERSON. Dorathg Neal f - 1- HENDRICK, Patricia ulile ' xl. 4 -ll 1 P ir iv I f V f::-2 A. 5 -:ry 'Sl 3 mu 5. 1 HOLCOMB, Urline INTEMANN, Paul Herman LANGSTON, Wann ADorothy Louise aL owla, cryeiei Aimee .fmmsHALL, Theresa AM f' MILLER Newell L yomdonrllhzv, Thelma 1 , Chrlstlne V MORGAN, Angus Lawrence, Jr. NETHERTON Jarnes'Claud Jr. :ANI 'Y Mary Louise . RAQB. Betty Sue ROSE MaxC scoPeL. N19ll0 Joseph 'SEERY Lolo Aola SINGLEY Thomas J. 'SDN Joyce Pearl LHEWART Kenneth , ONE, Francis Josephine w' . M , YQJZSAUNDERS, Jenn Benton - '1xHULTz, avenue Maxine 1 el' Qui is lp F' QL 'r Lif .. S.--. . al IUTZ Be Jean vAN'.EA'l oN, Charles wanfseia I I IWHITTET Jerry WI-LLIAMS, Frances Merle WILLIAMS, Paul Boyd wiuson, oefemy onye 'WlNDER5, Ollie Frank UATING CLASS, 1940 'I ikiN,'Be J -Qian, aim. 'on 'ziL'r, G. A 11' ' BALQLIETT, Chester bg K... -. '.sARNE1'T, Jim . 'B LINGSLEY, Gene KEY, Juanita ' . .Q -Hi Faye BROWN, Frank HMBUCKHOLD, Ernst - fe zz. 15' A-coax, ,iiieiiera E V f. 'al 5.1 CRGOKSIMNK. Lender: DAVIS cel-men HENTHORN, Robert HOCH, Francis HOUCHIN, Basil HOWARD, Bill HOWL, Edvrardlne HOWL, Geraldine HURLEY, Dave JOSLIN, Charles KAHL, Charles KELLNER, Marilyn KOLB, Roy LACY, Bill LANDIS, Leona LEE, Ethel LETTS, Charles LETTS, Fredericko LIDDLE, Richard MELLINGER, Eugene MILLER, Mary MISH, Marg.AngeIlne MONROE, tty Jane MORRIS, Bill MOWRY, Zadla NEWBY, Elsie Fay PARSONS, Bill PETERMAN, Lillian PRICE, Blll ' PRICE, Jock PRICE, T. G. . REDDING, Bernice RUTLEDGE Gl , adys ROSENBAUM, Helen Jean SAVAGE, Mary Lou SEERY, Jimmie SHAW, Laurel . SHELTON, Sally SMITH, Bonnie Jean SMOOT, Glen SMOOT, Ozell SNYDER, Mary Alice STALLINGS, Delbert STEPHENSON, Bill SWAIN, Bill TEDRICK, Mary TUCKER, Dorothy VAN EATON, Bill ' VINSON, Margaret WHEELER, Olney WILKERSDN, Margaret WOODWORTH, Searcy WORTHAM, Gordon YOAKUM, Mary Louise GRADUATING CLASS, 1941 ALLEN, Barney BARNETT, Daisy BARNHART, Dorothy BELL, Eugene - BINNER, Wallace ' BLACKERT, Robert BLICKENSTAFF, Catherine BOWEN, Leonard BOXLEY, Clarence BRAUER, Coubr BREWER, Charles BUCK, R. L. CALLARMAN, Mary Lou CARE, John CARR, Gladys. ' 'iiEl5'yf.'L'?.si. Huosdu, D?Ofl'l'1C ' JOHNSEN, Jewel Jgsnson, David J NSON, John JONAS, Rosemary KLINE David KNAPF Here'-e KORDIC, waimer KRAUS, Earl LARWIG Henry LEWIS, Clarence MCBRIDE, Wanda MADDOX, Frances MARSHALL, Vivian MILLER, Helen Morissv, Philip MOORE, Billy MOYER, Jimmy NETHERTON, Eugene V OVERSTREET, Charles PARKER, Laurence , PATTERSON, Earl PAYNE, Dorothy J. PRIBBLE, Emmerson REESER, Lloyd RICHEY, Wanda ROBINSON, Perry ROSE, Anna Luci le SMITH, Cloydf SMITH, Oaltleigh SMITH Odessa E sr.-.Mdscx neun sfsmmefi, Bettyraee STONE, Sam STONE, Virginia STOUGH, Irene TAYLOR, Clarence TURPIN, Julia Ann VAUGHN, Mary Jo WARD, Wilson ' WEBB, Billy WHITTEMORE, John WRIGHT, Wortham GRADUATING CLASS, 1742 ABBOTT, Jack Coogan ALLEN, lla Louise ARRINGTON, Juanarnae ARRINGTON, Ruth ARY, Ra L. BAKER, Dawn BEEMER, Leslie Barton BELL, Edythe-Deene BLICKENSTAFF, Robert Joseph BONNELL, William Clell, Jr. BOTTGER, James Albert BREEDLOVE, Delbert Lester BURROWS, Allan BUTTS, Oleva Maye CALLARMAN, Jeanne Anne, CAUGHEY, Barbara Jeanne CHRYSONG, Betty June COATE, Lewis Dale, Jr. COOPER, William Lee COPELAND, Joyce Elaine - QROFFORD, James . Max ' DAVIS, ,Alma Marcella DAVIS, Edna Earle DEAN, Joseph Charles, Jr. LATIMEIR, cefei Lee e - LILLIE, Ethel Rexine LOFTON, Herbert J. V LXFBOURROW, Bob , MILBY, wzmuree Gayle ' MOLDER, Vlrglnla June ' MOORE, Wllllafn C. A ' MOYER, ,Martin Byron NABB, Betty Sue ' NEUNER Autumn Noxss, hem NORMAN, Robert Kenneth PALMER, Eileen Natalie PECK, Gwendolyne PITTMAN, Morlarle RICE, Harald RICHEY, Dorllne Ethel RUSHING, Phrllls Marie Ssggsldj Luel a Peril , aoauelyn one 'or' H-. ..,. I f Willain ' 4 i' SINGEETON, Mine - STEPHENSON, Anita Kathleen STEWART, Vlvlan Louise , giggles, gllllllarn chenee, Jr. VAN EATON, Mary Irene WICKENS, Carrlelee ' YOUNG, Solon D. I 1 'GRADUATING CLASS, Ulf AL , Bobby ' ANBgEER5GN, AUNSPAUGH, Dale Harrie BARNHART, Clifford Wayne BLANTON, Jack Weldon H ' ' BOGARD, Hefeu Wayne BOX, Helen Elizabeth' BRICE. Rey Everett 5 BURNETT, Betty Jane CASE, Owen Clark , CHRYSONG, Gerald CLARY, Nadine Paula . COATE, .Betty Jane A - , CIQFEORD, Roberta Jdinsm- DEAN, Iam Patrick DOUGHERTY, Madeline Louise ELLIOTT, Ezra Ln Rue V ENSLEY, Mary Pauline- . FRAZOR, Earl Vemon GARNER, John Gllger HATFIELD Wanda, HENDRICK, Edna Carol HENTHORN, Betty Jean HUBATKA, Ja Ann , HUMPHREY, Betty Louise INTEMANN, Lillian Marie JAMES, Mary Louise A , , ' JORDAN, Kenneth Neal ' .I KRONE, Neorna Jane LETT5, Anita Mae if . LYNE, Donald Richard ' 5' McCORMlCK, Jessie Eleanore McCULLOUGH, Donald Irwin MCNAIR, Doris Eileen I - MAHAN, Betty Lou 3 Q, V4 MAIN, James Emest. . -- 32 MARKWELL, Betty Jurieg R+, , cesswv, Wilma omwioois, Anna Belle MILLER, Lewene Leef flu f ' ec . h- ' - l , . W --- L--i' ' -' .., ' -. ' -, 4 .-'---f'..', jew E ,... -. ,, ,.-- W rj ' f-- -,f .. . E I . , ' . ' . ,,. . 1 - -. L- r ,.-ff -, J'-'n 'ga r L ' f': JAX?-2 I 'fl '.' ' '. ' ' 5 .lf ' ' . . ' . D 4 . -L f ri. H - ' . ff fa- WWF' 'V ' ' .' , 1, . ,.- - Lf ' .' - I Q . , ,-. . mf. ,.f'. - 1- ea 4. mai- 'S 7' - E. li.L ,. . -J. 1.325554 ' , 1. -- -5,-L.. :'.-2',.g1,T,x f pxI?': ?f1' +323 f -f-... I 1. -,i 7 'JST V fL. fy' 4,1 51- f , '.- f' L -'ye-L 'Six .I5hyee2,,1e-:L-T- 5fs,.ig,3hH,-.9323-ged'Sr'.,:q1A,.a:,iiA,5'l.1. a l . ed 'ie-ge'.,a?tl .,-. . ee.: E1-if .V .f.- I ff . -- mnw. Mafiwn' , NSEY, Joyzce Louise MONTGOME Y, Billy Hartman OSBORNE, Piggy Lou PATTERSON, Leon Leslie PAYNE, Wesley Ray, Jr. POWERS, Mona Arlene RAY, Frances Marian REYNOLDS, Thurman Donald RUSHING, Johnnie Albertine SANDS, Frances Arlene SCHMIDT, Paul Eugene SCOTT, Mary Jo SHAW, John Milton SMITH, Margaret Kathryn STACY, Theda Belle STEWART, Ferne Elaine SUROVIK, Juanita Margaret SWAIN, Juanita Frances TANNER, Carolyn A. TAYLOR, Ted Weldon. THEIMER, Roberta Ann TUCKER, June Marilyn VILLINES, Eugene W. WILKINSON, Duane Luther WILKOWSKI, Marjorie Leona WILLIAMS, Charles Phillip WILSON, James Virgel, Jr. WORTHAM, Harrold Myers YORK, Charles Morris uouxrluc cuss, 1944 KAMMANN, Dorothy ANDERSON, Jackie Lee 'BALE, Lou Jean BALLIETT, Helen Jean BARNETT, Nona Jeane BINNER, Marjorie Jean BULLINGTON, Barbara Ann BYNUM, Bill B, V CARE, Wilbur Guy CLARK, Birtie Lorine CLARY,-Maxine E. CONNER, Peggy Joan DALGETY, Robena Lee DAVIDSON, Gloria Virginia DICKEY, Thelma Elaine DRENNAN, Frankie Jean FINEFROCK, Jo LaVerne FISHER, Doris Joyce GORDON, Margaret Polk GRISWOLD, Lettie Jeane HALL, Billie HENDERSON, Minnie Faye Neal HERRING, Vivian Lucille HOCH, Betty Jane ' HOLT, Bernie Leon INTEMANN, Harvey Harold JENKS, Betty June JOHNSON, Ona JONAS, Carolyn Brooxie KIDD, Marjorie May LANDES, Reda Mae LEWIS, Shirley Ann LIMA, Joan S. MADDEN, Russell L. ner' 'MiLi.ER, amy rank MILLER, Tommy G. MOORE, Bob Gene, Jr. MOORE, John Kenneth NAKAYAMA Florence Tomoko J Edna Mae THURMAN, James William WAGGONER, Betty Jo WRIGHT, Imogene YOUNG, Wilma Davida GRADUATING CLASS. 1945 BEAM, Margaret Marie BENSON, Imogene Wildon BLACKERT, Donald Lee BUMGARDNER, Mary Madeline Faye CATE , Gene DOMLN,LNG,,J.ameg Franklin EARLE, Jack ECKERLE, Lenore Cecilia EDELEN, Ilva Wetie ELLIS, Mary Jeane r FREEMAN, Mary Charles FULLWOOD, Sid Bradley GEE, Dorothy Jean GEERS, Noma Jean GUINN, James David HALL, George Ernest HARRIS, Richard Howard HARROD, Jorries Hoffman HINCHEE, Betty Jean HOFERER, Ruth Ann ' HOPKINS, Jane Mariel HORTON, William Doyle HUGHES, Johnnie Aleta JAMES, Alice Jean JOHNSON, James Harold JgHi:gQrl6lNJoanne 4 ,L-I Jeanette JO 0bert Earl J kQd Zane KITCHENS, Hugh Willis LAWTON, Aaron Lee LAYTON, Donald Dewey, Jr. LEGATE, Joanne ' LEVILLS,-Robert E. MCALISTER, Ruby Jane MCCULLOUGH, Marjorie M Louise E, Billy Dean MUSE, Gene Floyd NALL, LaVerne 0'NEALf Peggy Jffvhe , GRADQJATING cuss, 194B RICHARDSON, Vivian Elise SALMANS, Frederic B. SCHAEFFER, Wendell Robert SEAL, Norma Iona SHAW, Vernor Gene SMITH, Glen Morris STEPHENS, Dorothy Jean STEVENSON, June Marlene SVEJKOVSKY, Billy SWAIN, Betty Jo if CAC' lt? ,,l4 ld Eugene f CARTER, Jock I CATES, Ross COOK, James John COPELAND, Max S. CRINGLE, Joyce Elise CUNNINGHAM, Joseph Hill DANIELS, Imogene DeGRAFFENRElD, Jo Ann ,-MR DRE AN, Thomas Dale DYKEMA . Samuel N , o-Eiuine FLOYD, Ida Lou FUCHS, Anna Louise GARRISCEN, William Floyd GLLMOR Ir GOODMAN,q31rE1aIee Katherine GREEN, Joe GR.OVESr-Stanley-Barr HABERLE, Orville Marvin .ld.AM,-Jbe-Stritlitel.-lr. HAMILTON, LaVerne Imogene HARRIS, Robert Paul HAYNES, James Wesley wwf.. HUBATKA, William Edward JONAS, Charles B. JONES, Anne Ellen LINDLEY, Donald Earl MARKWELL, Barbara Jean A rlott MIER , Lou Ann MORGAN, Wanda Fay NEWELL, Lauralee ORME, Dolores I O I PHILLIPS, Bob yf' .PBAJIJQQH ,f RR'lCi7'Betq4-Annf' R s , ' ie J. Rncuowsfe 'R j J S C Pl J RODKE, vera Pauli if , aro yn ean .,,1 'k a,! T - .' n,, RETHFORDI Wayne rx ROSS, Richard Dua e RICHARDSON, Jack Edgg J, 'T 'X N RICKARD, Clyde Ernest 4, E ' 5 ln, gg.HlMIgT, Olrrga Linnette ff ' ..a I .,, L, . A , arre . ,, T ,I ' SHAVER, Betty Lou! I V'Q ?: e Rm, Ge n, , ' 1 SMITH, HQTYIETTEDH .. -- .L A m!! Harden SMITH, Robereoale A f is GGS,- :F Lou STURGEONfJMaR wayne S A Q, ' , any Jerry SWANS V, Ruth Elizabeth , 7 S va- SO , Laura Marie SWE NGEN, Albert Eugene 1' 'f 4 '-'H E- Tl LER, secqqi I ,N W T . 51 e P- A. ,A-YTIOR, oben pesaamql VE A .,' E, Clwrles ROCHTA, rn?sr'J9e L Q ,..- 1 i' VOEG ' . Patricia Jean VAUGHN, V tal JJ, Jr. T x,,,vTHO SEN, Anna Irene WALKER, lim .ie Rex 'WA ON, Frank ' WATSON,,Dell' W. W ,RsoN,,,iymE. WILDERMAH, Edtvefd Jock Ol!5,,KL..Anrbmv, WILSQN, ,Winfield LLlAMSf Q,orothy Helen 'Betty Mae , ' u Q J,y!2'l!',E ZOIZBE Johri Francis ,- P l DOYOYI11 M99 ,R ' ' YOUqNQyLelo aroleite, . 'Hx Y Q RADUATI C ALLEN, Roy Richard ' NG 'Ass' 1921- ANDERSON, Frankie GEOYQEQFMF BARNHART, Raymond John BARTON, Marjorie Jo BLEVINS, Jim BONNELL,'Harry Lee BOOROM, Mary Lois BUTLER, William Thomas BUTTRILL, Robert H. 'eAMMANN, Bob - it BA-IRD,-Helen- 'Y F H' f2L'Lm 59N-NE-l-I-,- Xf 3-BAYM.EB.J',.LQ.W.aLd BULGER Mack Q x , , KER, Juanita e en ,COVI N rol re CRIST, Mary Ellen l DANE i ' eo DEICHM , Harold lg0YL5r-Viloinlii FI R P ' ' 'L E arla , i re irginia HALL ' Paul' , , awanna EL ' i as J J . ,JON A T LANDES, Mattie LEGATE, Carol LEIJGEMORS Lora' LTL , auine ER EI' M S roth A n NEUNER Louis P P R L. N. E enn R Y R , R Rose TsoN, sam lscoi.es, Juanita sem. HOEMAKER,,Jgae.. SLM Iienueth... SLMCQQSHEQQL 5MflI.l:l,. Eat SPARKS, Charles STEFFEE, Qgfss , STEPHENS Ruth .TEWART, lra THEI , aus THOMPSON, Rosemary TiNGLER'TiieT-EE ' TROCHTA, Charles,- WTURPIN, Carl TURPIN a on U,..QtzL.J i.l1!l'JJT:, YANDERQKIFE, Ml lbeff y ia VAUGHN id VAUGHN, . X RN, ggglw 4 , Lindy .,sixlNJ,HR'f.Tfbs90,Qe!L WOOD, Pierre, ,,. fab' 41,

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