Nowata High School - Ironman Yearbook (Nowata, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1948 volume:

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Qfangonq 72 G. onxi5fel gxvuce Lcfgp. fnllll f TO THE STUDENTS AND TEACHERS OF NOWATA HIGH SCHOOL FOR THE PRIVILEGE OF GREETING YOU TH OUGH THE 1948 IRONMAN, WE ARE MOST APPRECIATIVE WE ESPECIALLY COMM ND THE SENIORS AND THEIR SPONSORS FOP THEIR UNTIRING EFFORTS AND CO-OPERATION IN MAKING THIS YEARBOOK A SUCCESS IT IS GRATIFYING TO SEE WHAT YOUNG PEOPLE CAN ACCOMPLISH BY THEIR INITIATIVE,DILIGENCE, AND BY SPONSORING THE 19L8 IRONMAN IT IS OUR HOPE THAT YOU HAVE RE-ESTABLISHED THE CUSTOM OF PUBLISHING YEARBOOKS IN OUR HIGH SCHOOL WE HAVE HMDA GOOD SCHOOL YEAR AND HAVE ENJOYED OUR ASSOCIA TIONS WITH THE FACULTY AND STUDENT BODY IT IS THE SINCEPE WISH OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION THAT EACH OF YOU WILL BE SUCCESS- FUL IN YOUR QUEST FOR KNOWLEDGE AND HAPPINESS LEON S JOHN NELL DAVIS PRINCIBAL SECRETARY Jgcl ' ' aff 9 dim! ,Q dLl....f..,,. E F KENNEDY Ui S A LANG VICE-PRESIDENT CLERK 0 D BLACKWELL FRESI DENT AW'- G- . if' ' N BARR! W. KESTER G. D. HICKS HDIBER XHEASURIR U gr V A Q 1 4 , - If -JL V V 5. ' 'L I, , S- f nnuaijff. F JOAN CONINE RAYMOND STUART GLENNIS TURLEY HILDA FREEMAN ARTHUR PAGE CAROLYN LUTZ JOAN OSBORN MARILYN LUTZ EDITOR MABLE RUTH GATEWOOD ASSISTANT EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER FEATURE EDITOR ASSISTANT FEATURE EDITOR ADVERTISING EDITOR ASSISTANT ADVERTISING EDITORS NELDA FAYE JOHNSON DORRIS FISH KEITH CHANDLER MAXINE HATHCOCK SUZIE PIERSON EUGENE WHITE DIANE STAFFELBACH HELEN O'DELL BARBARA WORTHINGTON CLASSROOM ASSISTANT CLASSROOM INSTRUM NTAL MUSIC VOCAL MUSIC SPORTS ASSISTANT SPORTS ART PHOTOGRAPHY ASSISTANT PHOTOGRAPHY BLANCHE MORRIS BERNICE BRICKER SPONSORS EDITOR EDITOR EDITOR EDITOR EDITOR EDITOR EDITOR EDITOR EDITOR SHIRLEY STANEILL. . . . HIOPJ JACK D STARK' DAVID C KWITHIVY' JOE AL KITCHELL' JUNIOR HCCOY' HUBERT H MORGAN' ABSENTEELS' DALE BETTES CARLA BLAKELY ARLENE BRANNAN STEVE BRANNAN VIRGINIA BRANNAN DON BRASHEAH -TUNE BUMGARNH2 CLARENCE CAPPS C? W fl' 1? 1 BILL INMAN PRESI DEIN T EUGENE WHITE VICE-PREI DENT BERNICE BRICKER KEITH CHANDLEF BKJRETAPY TREASURER CO-SPONSORS BLANCHE MORRIS Q, al K ' . A ,V I 1 -Y 951 ' N e A A AI F I , , 1. f 'Y' :lj ' :X A A f 1 1 is 5 1 Aki? are Q3 K A KW. E. EVERETT COBERLEY MARY LOU CODY JOAN CONINE DOROTHY DAVIS RICHARD EIIERMEIER DORRIS FISH JESSE FORD HILDA FERN FREEMAN BILLY FRENCH ETHEL FUTHEY MABLE GATEWOOD BOB GAUT MAXINE HATHCOCK RUTH HAUKINS PAULA HOLBOLL ROSS HUTCHINS LEATRICE HUTTON KELDA FATE JOHNSON MAF! LA! 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HUGHE BILL JARVIS EIXILDA JOHNSON BOBBY KAUFPIAN WAYNE LILBURN MARY JO MANLBY MELVIN MATTIX BOB MERRELL BOB IOULTON IAYII NICHOISON HARGIE OSBORN DOUGLAS PBARSALL IAE REARDOI BOBBY REED NOKIA LBA RICHARDS FRANK ROBERTS HELEN ROBERTS JO All ROBERTSOI DAVID SCOTT JOYCE SCRIHSHKR EVERETT SBBERT ARDITH SHACKIITT DBAN SFYUBR HARRY STRAI DOI GIBB8 JIU SUDDHITH WILLIAI SUTTOI IIIXA SUTTOI ROSS UTTXR THIALA WIAVZR BITTY JKANB WBBSTIR ROBERT IHITCHURCH CLARA WILKINSON IAHB IIHKIR F65 lllell JOE HACKLER PRESIDENT SE JUDY WOODAF D 11 JOHNNY ADAIR CP ETAPY TFEASURER VICE-PRESIDENT QF MARIAN RUSSELL ANNA ANIREW JOHNNIE ARMSTRONG NONDIS ARMSTRONG CHARLES ARNDWG PATSY ATKINS WILLIAM BARNEY WALLACE BEYEN LORE'I'I'A BLOOM ADA BRANNON PATSY BRESHEARS -TULIA NELL BUCK BILLY BURKHART BEN CAMERON JERRY DON CLARK BILLY CLYNE BARBARA COCHRUN JUDY COOK DOROTHY CRUPPER JACK DAWSON DORIS DOHSE 1 ALFRED BARNEY VESTA 4 5 L A V mf S51 I 'S 3. 0 L 1 7 VA Q '1 s' f DZ . 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P v S 1 1 Q v , Axim f f X 1 ur 5 df +53 71 -.A I DONNIE ELGIN JAY FORD BERTHA FRY ANN GEORGE GAYNELL GROOVER JOIN EGERILLIAIR CHARLENE HARRISON SARAH HAWKINS MAMIE HUIBON LYNN HUNTER BARBARA HUTCHINS INA MAE COREY BOB JOHNSON BILLY LAY LESTER LAY CHARLES LISTON WILMA MAPLE MARVIN MATTIX JOHNNY MERRELL IRIS MONTOGMERY DELANO MORGEN .TUANITA MORRISON EVA LOU MURPHY TINKIE NEWTON RUTH ANN OGIIEN BUFORD PARRISH BILLY PIERCE A PRATT VTVIAN PRICE MARY ELLEN RAY .TUANITA RIFF MARY K.A'1'1-XHINE RIIEY GLENN SECONDINE JIM SMITH DICK SNOIIIRASS BENNY THCHASON MARLENE STUART IRBY TAYLM FRANKYIR TAYIIR HARRY TB4PLE BOB STARK BILLY THCHPSOI IDRIS VLUGHAH LOU ANN WILKINSON JIM JACKSON QTIIOP SWEETIE-FACE TUPLEY and BLONDIE FREEMAN, super snoopers of the class of '18, are reported rest ing ln the Nowata Hospltal They were completely exhausted after a trip across country, however, they brought us the low-down on the dear 'ole class We quote As we started on our journey, we approached a carnival, and there was DON MYEPS wlth all the people starlng at him He was appearing there as a 'GeekW He had to do Om8tb1Hg after that cute little JACQUEIINE ROBERSON threw him over when she accepted an offer to teach Engllsh Watova In the tent nert to Don's was RUTH HAWKINS She 14 the only woman snake charmer that can make her snakes Jitterbug As we traveled across country, we saw many big signs whlch read 'Do you yearn for long, beau t1ful hair? Get Hair Grow for that curley look, designed by GAUT ADD GATEWOOD CORPORATION While out West we happened to run across NANCY UNDEFMOOD She told us that she h d a contract with Metro-Goldwyn Mayer Studios knitting twelve sweaters a year for Lassie On our way through Montana, we had to stop and fill our radiator wlth water, and whose house should we stop at, but DALE BETTES He owns a very prosperous cattle ranch, and his foreman 1S BOB YIPSA Dale flnally bought Martha a scooter so he wouldn't have to carry her across the snow BARBARA WORTHINGTON, who always wanted to be a designer of clothlng, has realized her ambition at last, she now designs the feed sacks for the Pruitt Produce Co MAXINE HATHCOCK has the largest music class in Chicago She had to do something after they ran her off the stage in Carnegie Hall She said that the tomatoes were a little too ripe for her taste Just outside Chicago was a small but prosperous pig farm owned by our F F A Queen of '17, MAPY LOU CODY She and Skeet are nationally known for having the most beautiful hog farm in Illinois We stopped in Philadelphia to go through the Hall of Fame, and we weren't surprised to see the name of our old friend, NELDA FAY JOHNSON on the list of great poets By the way, do you know who our new Labor Boss is now that John L Lewis has passed out of the picture? It is none other than our old class president, BILL INMAN In New York, we saw SUZANN PIERSON crowned Champion Ballet Dancer of the United States On the blllboard at the Burlesque Theater were featured two familiar faces They are called the 'Gold Dust Twinsn, but we know them better by the names of CAROLYN and MARILYN LUTZ The champion woman wrestler of the U S A was determined last week in Madison Square Garden when PAULA HOLBOLL took the title fro DOFIS WYNN who has held it since 1965 Aa we were taking off from La Guardia Field, a space ship had just landed The pilot was HUBEFT 'FLYBOY' MORGAN who had just completed a round trip to the moon He brought back news that DORIS PRICE had set up a dress shop in Troy and was doing very successfully Speaking of airplanes, JOANNE OSBORN, the 'keep your feet on the ground girl', finally came out of it She is the test pilot of the jet-propelled planes for Douglas Aircraft n the plane with us going to Washington was none other than DOROTHY PRATT, who told us that she and RALPH QUINTON had put a bill before the Senate, trying to give Oklahoma back to the In diana. She also said that Claghorn didn't have a chance since BIG JIM O'CONNOR is in Washington One of the largest cosmet1c shops in Washington is owned by MARY LAY She recently introduced a new cologne called 'I'm Twisting Your Arm ' Poor Mary, we hear that she 1S still trylng On the train to Georgia, we met the president of the publishing company for 'Look' magazine He told us that their favorite cover girl was LEATRICE HUTTON Since ROSS HUTCHINS had invited us to visit his estate any time we were near Atlanta, we de cided to take him up on it When we arrived, his valet, EVERETT COBERLEY, let us in and that night we had a wonderful dinner prepared by their cook and housekeeper, DOROTHY DAVIS In Miami Beach, Florida, we saw ETHEL FUTHEY crowned 'M1SS Orange of 1968 ' Passing through the hills of Tennessee, we were hailed by JOE AL KITCHELL and DAVID KEITHLEY They own one of the largest stills in that part of the country we couldn't miss the Mardi-Gras, so we slipped quietly into New Orleans, if that is possible, and listened to JIM WHITCHURCH, the Mayor of the Town, give a speech opening the festivities. Then leaving as quietly as we had come, we pointed our snooping noses toward Missouri. we first visited Stephens University where JOAN CONINE is still there washing windows on the third floor of the G1r1's Dorm. Speaking of colleges, BILLY DON FRENCH finally got what he always wanted. He is now Dean of Uomen's College in Chickasha. C . . . M l ' in JACK STARK is in Hollywood, too. He is the 'King of the Cowboy Movies.' artificial Heading towards home, we stopped in Coffeyville to visit our old frlend CLARENCE CAYYS who Chief Jail Inspector there As we stepped through the door, we heard him singlng 'There's Place Like Home ' We also passed APTHUF PAGE on the street pushlng his little fruit cart always told him that he could sell things better than anyone else, but we d1dn't thlnk that would take us seriously Regardless of the fact that we met so many of our classmates on our Journey, we found that many of them have remained in Nowata when we arrived at the station, the taxi driver waiting for pass engers was DON SEAVEFS, who is stlll running the 'Get You There In A Hurry' taxi servlce, but he is making money out of it now ARLENE BFANNAN, that girl who got so many phone calls from dates during school hours, has her own telephone company now She doesn't have to bother people when they are expecting long-distance calls The football season is in full swing, and Margaret and CLYDE the Huskies this year Their star tackle is a chip off the old three times alread When a member of the team loses any of their teeth, they go BRASHEAR, who guarantees that their teeth will stay in and will City Garbage Co missioner, STEVE BPANNAN, has really cleaned OGDEN'S team has simply run over block He has had his nose broken to the best dentist in town, DON be unnoticeable up the town He makes all of the restaurants and food stores buy garbage cans for their left overs JENNIE MCMAINS owns the classiest beauty shoppe in town It is reported that everyone else 18 going out of business since she does such beautlful work We dropped into McClellan's the other day to pick up a can opener Manager RAYMOND STUAPT was displaying a new type of electrical opener invented by SHIRLEY NUNNALLEE She lnvented it so that her hubby, Ray, could open h1s own pork'n beans without any trouble CARLA 'BUNNIE' BLAKELY lived up to her name She and Vernie Laughlin are the proud owners of a rabbit farm located just outside Nowata By a strange coincidence all of her pets are named after her When we inquired about JESSE FOPD the other day, someone said that he had taken Lil' Abner's job as 'That Model with the Sweet, Innocent Look on His Face' JUNIOR STIEPWALT, that 'Man About Town' now owns the largest soap factory in the U recently introduced a new product called 'The Sudsy Dudsy Mouthwash' He told us that KENNETH, liked Japan so well in 'L7, he decided to go back and try for the positlon of ing h1s own speclal brand of cars, but of course they are a little bit better than the while in h1gh school The old home town has really grown The biggest newspaper plant in the Southwest right here The ed1tor of which i HELEN 0'DELL She finally marrled that cattle man, married life and runnlng the Star, she manages to get one night out of the week on the with the symphony orchestra She meets with some of the old gang in old friend, KEITH CHANDLER, who is now famous for his rendition of wicked clarinet of his We ran into EUGENE WHITE sometime ago He said that he and JUNE was coaching the Vinita football and basketball teams while June ran S He ust his brother Emperor one he made located between tympany Chandler Hall, founded by our 'Rhapsod in Blue' on that 811 BUMGARNEP had marrled and he a dress shop there He gave us news of KEITH SCOTT, also He is an organ grinder, working in Tulsa now, and he has the cutest little monkey The 'Laziest Man in Town' is JUNIOR McCOY, who sleeps while his wife runs the service station which he took over from his uncle back in 'A8 Our favorite blues singer of the day is DIANE STAFFELBACH She has a half hour program on Nowata's radio station, S T I A K Y every Friday night from 7 30 to 8 00 p m SHIRLEY STANFILL has a.quiz show called 'Gentlemen, Be Seated' She com ercializes eyelashes designed by DORPIS FISH, who on the side line helps her husband run his horse say that she is very good at training horses, also VIRGINIA B ANNAN married and is still working at the Pioneer Drug Co It is rumored twenty years of working she recently received a raise MARRIETTA UYNN always liked flowers so well that now she paddles them for a living he and sees a lot that goes on around her, and 1n that way could tell us what happened to BLANCHE MORRIS and MRS BEFNICE BRICKER, sponsors for the Senior Class of 'A8 Mrs Morris had too many classes like her first hour English class of '48, and is now resting in the home for the mentally ill in Vinita Mrs Bricker now owns the largest pigeon farm in Delaware She got her start when she made friends with a lost pigeon that came into the fourth hour Typing II class through the window in February of 'L8 we know that everyone will be glad to hear that GLENNIS TUFLEY and HILDA FREEMAN after recuper ating from their long trip finally decided to settle down Sweetie Face is doubling for the Swed ish Angel who is now too old to get in the ring anymore, and Blondie gives lessons on how to dye hair black to look like Hed LaMarr arm They that after hears ' ' is . ' No . . . ' I . We ' ' he T . ' ' , . . J - , . A , Henry Ford has nothing on RICHARD EGERMEIER, our automobile tycoon of the century. He is sell- . . is . ' s . ' ' d . - f . . S ' MTS. It ,511 ff Of! 5f W Jlvlirxfor- LEON S. JOHN LEARNING TO LIVE AT PEACE WITH OUR NEIGHBORS, BOTH FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC , IS TI-IE GREATEST PROBID4 FACING THE STUDENT OF HISTORY IN THIS MODERN ATOMIC AGE. rf FOR, 48 KATHRYN PAIGE HIGH SCHOOL ART CLASS af emafica LLGLBRA II WANDA STRAIN sa!! ,1 +-A ,Ar s -uc N fl K ro E' NK 'ffexf N Z1 t 1 NJ J 'Xf- V? 5 f 1' Y I +117 fy ALGEBRA I ECC Clfl HELEN MAE BARR PANEL DISCUSSION SOPHOMORE ENGLISH ONE-ACT PLAY PUBLIC SPEAKING CLASS OHIUIEPCE BOOKKEEPING BERNICE BRICKER PROFITS ARE BETTER THAN LOSSES-EVEN IN LIFE ii vm 0115 SHORTHAND EFFICIENCY IS OUR MOTTO 0Hl!.!.ilEAREl'TRlAD!l0Vl1l TYPINGISIII K 4 QQ X x I Jafar? an 81? .4 VESTA FOY CIVICS IN ALL CRIMINAL PROSECUTIONS THE ACCUSED SHALL EN JOY THE RIGHT TO A SPEEDY AND PUBLIC TRIAL BY AN IM PARTIAL .TURX ARTICLE VI U S CONSTITUTION fe- RH- S I Z' X,-f pw 4 'PVT I 6' WORLD HISTORY 'AND STEP BY STEP, SINCE TIME BEIEAN, I SEE THE STEADY GAIN BY MAN WHITTIER 'S N 4? H1 . J 1. S- 4-5- :fl 'Eff YE :S Q as 2 l r' ,I llllllh 14 I , L ifepa ur-g or-ei n an uage 1. ALPFED EAPNEY LATIN II Q TWO TFIPFS OF OUP ENGIICP LOPD9 IFE OF IATIN OFIGIB JOAN FOBEFTSCL IS IOINTING OUT SOME OF THE SINILABITIES BETWEEN LATIN END ENGIICF, WFILE CLAFA DILYINSON ADD DOPIS BFEWEP APE PLAYITG A LATIN PE COPD 5'5 4- - ' ff lmfv SIANIQF II 'mg FQUR Hocnfcfs TN LEIPNING A IANCLAGU Arn. VFITINCE LIQTA-NING, zmrn G, AND CIEAKING sfropms JUAN CONINB, ANNLBELI MACY, MAPY IININ, CAPLA BIAFEIY, MTD DEENIE HUNTE12, MITH SENOFITOS BILL LABIFP, DOUG FEAFSALI., AND BILIY QHANNON AREIILUQTPATIIXG THESF FUN DAMENTAL rnocrqem OIT!! COIIOITIICJ MARIAN RUSSELL FORTY GIRLS APE ENROLLED IN HOME ECONOMICS I IN PLANNING, PREPARING AND SERVING MEALS IN SEWING HEY STUDY GROOMING AND CONSTRUCTION OF GARMENTS I THE HO E ECONOMICS II CLASS IS 'SMALL BUT MIGHTY W PE SEWING CLASSES ARE QUITE ADVANCED HAVING MADE SUITS, COATS, AND TAILORED GARMENTS. 0 bf:.Cf - I E12 T if f T N Foons CLASSES Mmm LEARN PRINCIPLES OF coorlmz, . I I O 1 ,N 1 I U' giiirp I , . 'T S I Qi 'I 'YN xi- I A -1- I AV .V X X 6 I I n . 7' ' Ax 1 A I- '.I-1 I . li l I Lf f ! f- N-4 'I xX BLANCHE MOPFIS OUR FOREMOST AIM IN ENGLISH LITERATURE HAS BEEN TO ENJOY IT e0ITl6 P OCCI zona Rn li. LH HE WHO IS UNACQUAINTED WITH GECMETEU ENTER NOT HERE PLATO fbi X e la 1 J I! THE FIRSTSTEP INTHISPROGRAM ISTOINFOHMTHE STUDENT NOT ONLY ABOUT OCCUPATIONS, BUT ABOUT HIM SELF, IN ORDER THAT HE MAY BECOME PROGRESSIVELY MORE ABLE TO GUIDE HIMSELF ' E Cl2I'lC2 MARY JEAN BECK BIOLOGY GENERAL SCIENCE CIIIUCI Y'Clll1ll'lC MECHANICAL DRAWING JOE E LARGE 1 MCG l0l1Cl A PICU UPC ,J Q 0 FXF S A X7 ' c '?1'- 0 I Ou PRESIDENT V PRES SECRETARY CHARLIE ARNING SMALL GRAINS COLE BARNEY SHINE PRODUCTION DALE BE'I'1'ES SWINE PRODUCTION LLOYD BRIGGS SWINE PRODUCTION BILLY JOE CARR BEEF PRODUCTION WAYNE CLARK SWINE FATTENING EDWARD EGERMEIER DAIRY JOHN EGERMEIER DAIRY JAY FORD SHEEP DON GIBBS POULTRY BILL HOLT SWINE HARLEY HOLT SWDIE BOB JOHNSON - DAIRY WAYNE LILBURN - SWINE LESLIE WICKHAM - SHINE TCXMYHARNEY-SHINE WICKHAM REFORTH2 SENTINEL IISQHWTOR TREASURER CHARLES LISTON SWINE MARVIN MATTIX SHINE WAYNE NICHOLSON SWINE RALPH QUINTON DAIRY FRANK ROBERTS SHINE EVERETT SEBERT SWINE GLEN SECONDINE SWINE DAVID SCOTT BEEF CATTLE J D4 SMITH SMALL GRAINS BOB STARK BEEF CATT HARRY STRAP! - SWI JIM SUDDERTH - DAIRY WILLIAM SUTTON - DADYY BOB WHITCHURCH POULTRY BOB YIRSA - SMALL CBAINS HARRY TEMPLE DAIRY ofa lZL,,ar menf f1ST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT, DEENIE HUNTER, GLENNIS TUPLEY, JOAN COOK, DORIS PRICE, ZELLA MAE COLIREN, WILLIS WIGGINS, DICK SNODGRASS, JUDY COOK, JEAN BENNETT, JANET BRIGGS, RUTH ANN OGDEN, ZELPHA HARRIS, JOAN HOLLAND, BONITA HOWE f2ND ROW LEFT TO RIGHT, BOB MERRELL, JOHNNY MERRELL, WALLACE BEYEN, ROSS UTTIR, RALPH QUINTON, CLARENCE CAPPS, DON sEAvER, EDWARD HIGGINS, J D CAMPBELL, JEAN KELLER, ANNABELLE MACY, BETTY NITZ, SHIRLEY STANFILL, GAINELL GROOWER, MARGARET DAWSON GRD ROW-LEIT T0 RIGHT, MAXINE HATHCOCK, sUzANN PIERSON, MARILYN LUTZ, PATSY ATKINS, BILLY FRENCH, GER.ALD DELOZIER, HERBERT HEMPHILL, JACK DAWSON, ROI MARTIN,DAN HAUGH, BARBARA COCHRUN, LOU ANN WILKINSON, ALICE ANN CAMBRON RITA GAE MARTIN PHYLLIS HARVEY CATH ROW LEFT TO RIGHT, JUNE BUMGARNER, MAURINE CAMBLIN, LORETTA BLOOM, JULIA BUCK,JOAN BOWDEN, MARY LINN,PHI1.LIs WESTMACOTT, MARGARET YOUNG, RUTH PRATT, MABLE GATEWOOD, CAROLYN LUTZ, JOAN HOLT, GERALDINE ROBINSON CHORUS ACTIVITIES FOR THE YEAR 1947 1948 FALL CONCERT, STATE CHORUS FESTIVAL IN STILLWATER, ROTARY CLUB PROGRAM, EASTER ASSEMBLY, SPRING CONCERT, DISTRICT CONTEST IN TAHLEQUAH, MUSIC FESTIVAL IN BARTLESVILLE, COMBINED BAND AND CHORUS CONCERT Y! f fm! 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