Nowata High School - Ironman Yearbook (Nowata, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 66 of the 1949 volume:

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NELL DAVIS Secretary One of the busiest persons in Nowata High School but never so rushed that she hasn't time for a pleasant smile and B friendly greeting for everyone. Her patience, helpfulness, and cooperation are demonstrated every day by her willingness to listen and to help solve the many problems that both the faculty and student body bring toher. BOARD OF EDI CATIO MARTIN supPf.nfenff.,n1 E F KENNEDY Member HICKS Treasurer R A KAUFFMAN Vrce Presrdenl HARRY KFSTER Presrdent A LA Clerk T e Boa u 1 s m tme lead g u e profess: me of Nownta. We greatly appreciate the efforts and genuine interest of the Board of Education in improving the Nowata Public Schools. gif' NNUAL TAFE LaDena Peltenberger EDITOR tw- '.f ,mou- UGYHICC Hrlcker SPONSOR 1 Qc We ASSISTANT EDITOR Helen Hoberts BUSINESS MAAAGER Joyce btanf1ll ASSISTANTS B111 Labarr Martha Flanagan ADVERTISING EDITOR ..... Annabelle Wacy ASSISTANTS ...... Zella Mae Coldren Betty Nicz Margaret Young ART EDITOR ................ Joan Bowden ASSISTAATS ............... Don Gibbs Buford Parrish Bobby Kauffman Margaret Dawson PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR Merle brown ASSISTANTS FEATURE EDITOR ASSISTANTS,..... SPORTS EDITOR ...... ASSISTANTS ...... BAND EDITOR . ASSISTANT. ...... VOCAL EDITOR .,..... ASSISTANT ....... Allce Ann Cambron Phyllls Harvey I Frances Hensley ... .Marlene Evans .....,...wary Linn Jo Ann Hobertson Nancy Hose ...Bernard Roberts .V .... ..Joe Tucker Howald Stuller .....Bruce Kennedy Phyllis Westmacott .....Deenie Hunter ...Hita Gae Martin 'ldv' W Richard Clark x, x Waynv Clark nun Hnugh Jvrry PaiHP MUYY Llnn 1',4-5141-nt Vlce-Pre-sndenf Secretary-Tu-asurc-r Wanda Strni Sponsor Dave Cody Margaret Combs Blanche Mo Sponsor -51 E IOR Czr1ld D?lOZlCf Larry Ldwnrds l'l lS Jimmie Allen Edward Egermeier Donald Brcshcars EYWH EPPQVSOW Clarcncv Prannon Mnflenp Evans Nancy Banks Rosv Bob Evo Joan Rowden LaDonn Feltenbergcr Merle Rrnwn Nelson Gibbs Rob BUl'Ch Fred Harmon Alice Ann Camhrnn Zglpha Harris Patsy Harrison Phyllis Harvey Frances Hensley Edward Higgins r resents one of those slick This ep icy, days in january when we took one tcp forward and slipped hack two Kathleen Hindwan Bill Hindnan Bill Holt Joanne Holt Fill labarr Annabelle Macy Bryan Los Ronald Humphrey Dennic Hunter .w1, Russell Magee W V - ' Ninn jo Manley ' X K - V, Pete Johnston Jean Keller Lula Marshall Rita Gne Martin Bruce Kennedy Jayne KerH'10dY Donald McMahan .X .33 David McNabb XX hx 1? mjue-ss who? Answers in the Ad SOCtion. V x fNF' V i . Zfgggggf 4 Fifi 'Sli' ie? xl , i , 1 lfc-tty Nitz Robert Plncker Jimmie Pierson Joe Price Jeanne Roberson Bernard Roberts Geraldine Robinson Billy Shannon Joan Sherman Joyce Stanfill Ronald Stoneking Paul Stuart Jimmy Taylor Joe Tucker Helen Jo Turner Rnlph Vandagriff Phyllis Westmacott Theola Weaver Leslie Wickham Margaret Young Marion Thompson Eillie Sullivan n....f' tant: 'i ' Q , . up' 5 if ' Yu Howard Stuller Argene Breshears President Vice-President t..s..q,. ,. Martha Flanagan Secretary-Treasurer ,nfs Bernice Bricker Sponsor QQQ F '5- Quinton West Sponsor gzzs :L Q ii: Q, F in sgfg:x 4T lk ss.. wa- M ll S x 'x 3 R A as M ff. ' ' 1 ii Wil R ' -Q. A 36 ,fi A 9' , Q V . 44 in'N '- T 1- 'F 5- ' '- if. ,fi 'il' as Q- johnny Mack Arnold Kathryn Barnes Eugene Berry Ronald Brenner Jayne Bennett Jean Bennett Doris Ann Brewer Janet Briggs Flora jean Brown Howard Brown William Buster Darlene Boyd Billy IOC Carr 'ag 'bf' Maurine Camblin Zella Mae Coldren Rosemary Darnell UNIOR Jennalee Dee Margaret Dawson Frances Elledge Clara Wilkinson Delores Freeman Don Gibbs Mary Nell Young Betty Ruth Graves Tommy Harney Shirley Ann Harrison Daisy Hemphill Dona Madge Hendricks. Virginia Highfield Joan Holland if .ga 48947 5-Q' y tr 861 L-. gym H' liit -6' wx 6 4 wx 'hr 'Q-if ,rs- T' ' W' f 6 22 ,NBL-X Qs 395' Q'- 36 Q- tr -fs la ' as 41 X ,P 1 ug 1 iv- 3 . 1 K9 Y' I 1.- Q V 15 Qu sp. ,. 'X . ii if gp- X . 6.- 1- S Il O ::a :: ev We as 90 'N- x vi Y , Q' if Q ZR :J Q- Q 356, .t.- ' s- .-e- WN . L 'Q co av 15 L 1:5 3- 4? Q51 K :V 95 5, TZ' 'S Bobbie June Hughe Rosa Hughes Bill Jarvis Bobby Kauffman Wayne Lilburn Mary Jo Manley Melvin Mattix Wayne Nicholson Vivian Nowlin Margie Osborn Maxine Winkler Mae Reardon Norma Richards Frank Roberts Helen Roberts jo Ann Robertson Harley Holt Bonita Howe Doug Pcarsall sh6S The Cowboy Quartet of Oklahoma A 8 M Colle gave us one of the most enjoyable and entertain assemblies of the year in the auditorium of the u tains was installed school. A new set of c r ln- hackground as a gift to the school from the Seniors of 1948. William Sutton David Scott Joyce Scrimsher Everett Sebert Peggy Seever Ardith Shacklett Harry Straw jimmy Suddereth Wilma Sutton Ross Utter Betty jane Webster Robert Whitchurch ,va es. t We li di 6- ,, 'nf Ik -2 'f.,,, , ' TRN. 5391 3. if A if 37 't 95. Q29 QS, :sq ey, V I 'LL' is 'X Gu?- 'x 52-f pgs, . in-X 'S' qc if y 1k R A o . . f ly , . Y S . ,f A. r I I 'gx 1 1 is gm gl 4' 0. e, w - . Q- - iq u 0 Lu 6 'X d,cl'Y R rl 5bPTEMBhR 6 bchool Starts Football Queen Canoldates Chosen 15 Classes Choose Offxcers Fxrst Footba Game Sperry lere OCTOBER Fxrst Assembly UHIVCYSITY of kansas Football Game band Spr1ngs There Pe Rally Football Game V1n1ta Here Sen1or Assembly Football Cane Claremore There Bah' H Band hntertalns t C J L Football Game Junlor Assenbly Football Game Barnsdall Here Band to Tulsa for Band Day Hol1day for klds blstrxet Teachers Meet1ng Football Game Pryor Here NOVEMBER Lnxverslty of hansas Assembly Football Game Commerce There Hemembe Beg1nr1ng of h1ne Weeks hxams Football Game M1am1 There MlX6d Chorus Assemlly Stunt Assembly Football Game Fawhuska Here Beg1nn1ng of Thanksg1v1ng Vacatxon DECEMBER Duck Play Band Band Sgphomore Assembly Basketball Game Dewey Here Band Assembly Basketball Game Pawhuska There Basketball Game Claremore Here Senlor ChF1SCm8S Assembly Beg1nn1ng of Chrlstmas Vacatxon bxnner for Football Boys buperst1t1ous Sadle Sponsored b APHIl Mothers Attends Band Cl1n1c at btxllwater JANUARY 6 M1XBd Chorus Concert 7 Freshmen Assembly 11 Basketball Game VIHICB Here 3 n e Kim h Beg1nn1ng of Semester hxams asketbil Game Pryor There H1VEFNIfy of kansas Assem y Basketball Lame oand Spr1ngs Here Beg1nn1ng of VIHIYB lournamen FhBHUAHY 'MARCH MAY 27 County Tournaments Basketball Game Sand Bprlngs There HOmPCOmlHg Basketball Game wxth Pryor Defeat Growned Jun1or ueen V1v1an NOWl1H Another Hol1dav for Klds' btate Teachers MPPllHg DISYTICI Basketball Tournaments glonal B lournim nd to MIHHI IH HIOF ChO1I cn at Xssemn ne Weeks Fx ssemlly IS owarr om xed C orus am1 mr F st1y sketball Boys tr Oklahoma QIYV to See Tournaments Band GOHCEIT Band Party at Country Clul rtlesvllle WUSIF FHQl1VH SPHIOF Hobo Day Mxxed Chorus Concert D1str1ct Musxc Contest at Tahlequah Mxamx Jun1or College Assembly MlXEd Chorus Goes to State Vorals Unxverslty of Kansas Assembly Band and H1X6d Chorus Combxned Concert Junxor and SCHIOF Prom Baccalaureate SEFVICCS Award Assembly Commencement Last Day of school' Hooray' ul! 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William Cole Barn 5 1 V - 1 ' 4 I Nw. if Loretta Bloom Ada Brennan Julia Nell Buck Billy Burkhart SY Billy Clyne N Judy cook Q 4751, A in Ina Mae Cory Dorothy Crupper G 1 X Doris Dowse john Egermeier 2 jack Dawson .' . jay Ford W ' 'a- ii' 1 PeEZY Freeman Bertha Fry s Gaynell Groover Donnie Jack Elgin Linde1 Hagebusch H A jimmy Hansel Q sn ,XM 0' --awf- dll X Y I 16 ,1 av 'O-'A Q0 - 'Ap ,- A an 5'1 ' ,A--x L, M 4 L -1' 'H 4 '35 3. .v A- 4', .sr ,,,,,. ,.,- MIN X A fn Q-...X Sarah Hawkins Charlene Harrison Lynn Hunter jimmy Jackson J. W. Jackson Bob johnson Mamie Hudson Lester Lay Charles Liston Doris Maddux Deloris Maddux Wilma june MBPIBS Billy Lay johnny Merrell Herman Miller Delano Morgan Eva Lou Murphy jaunita Morrison The Sophomore section at a weekly assembly Mary Nation , 6 2 6 Tinkie Newton x at 1-.1 X 1 x n Ruth Ann Ogden 2 2 Ev Buford Parrish ..- K' 5,3 Barbara Benjamin 8. I 6 Joyce Patterson Q, Billy Joe Pierce 'ff 've- I x A 7 ll Judy woodard 77- 5- Mary Ellen Ray Juanita Riff XT' F' x x H 2' ai- ' Q 'I - Lou Ann Wilkinson gg- -' V 4 W. ,' Mary K. Riley vt., Dick Snodgrass 1 , any .5 4. A A 'of Doris Vaughan 4 .l Franklyn Taylor Harry Temple 1 N -..,, ,., . john Krouse President ,QQ 4- , gb t ..-,-- Alfred Barney Sponsor is s '36,- ,4 1.1 .x 1 -A i f 5' . -Q-sc 'E' ,Rx s 119' 'S -' ff v- -Q 'T' Laura Brannon 'hfws V4 ce -Pres iden t Secretary-Treasurer Vesta Foy Sponsor ww -all 'G' -.-.-- 1, iii:- af- 2:1- A A Q? is-,x 'Q x I. f . HI A M , 5. nare- iu. ,- QQ- 19 v! X L. Wilbert Buck Q6 1 .1 ,xss Paul Campbell ,::,. - -1 joan Reed Kenneth Clark 6 J Kay Cody ' L' 1 Y I ' . 6 Tommy Conner Q ' ,I Bobby Couch A 5- 11 f Q.. 1 y 5 I V ' John Greenlee Sponsor Mary Jane Androes June Davis 1 6 Howard Armstrong Dorothy DeMo5 VV 5' X J tx Walter Parret Nancy Edmington U Dewitt Ballard J. R. Graves 'D Shirley Bean Barbara Gray 6 Margie Berry Joan Grazier 5. Q' fi , ta a l Ruby Berry Carl Griggs Q ' Nancy Black Mary Hamil .Q QT. A Foster Boop Ruth Ann Howerton Q. Mark Branstetter Jessie Hudson QNX C' L nn 5' - Merlene Brashear Jimmie Hudson H GF Robert Briggs henry Jacobs Qi - A qs .5 .B 4. 'Z' .QQ Q5- s-,- 1' R 38 Ov er- 5- ga -r Xi 1 .,...- x. an, -S- f - ft 'f 3 - 1 , 5- Q Betty Kays is A ! . Bobbie Khdm s- ' A 1 kia - ai In 6 -' as F 'iw my King . f'x 1-5 janet Landers Q' is K Betty Wood ' NW ,K 4 ,x B The Freshman section at a weekly assembly 36' f ' Martelle Landes A. y 'Q' Laura Lane if 1 Rosalie Sutton an 1 Q, .... V aililu i 15 Marjorie Price A gg .5 , H Marlene Lang Donald Reever v..-n 1, Martha Lewis . ', in ' Ha, if Barbara Taylor fix, 9 Freda Roberts :af 2' as fl A ll .1 Barbara Lis ton Betty Robertson 4.-X 5- - Un , Nancelene Long I 1:'V 'P' '-' D- ,.. I John Upchurch Q P .ig ,l i Robert Rush Q K - at Ronnie MHY Charlene Ryan ,sh V ' Bobby Magee it-. 'PN Barbara Wallace .4 Q ag a 6. James Ryan S is X U. f Gwen McCollough Naomi Wynn 1 Q1 4.1 Lois Moore Y ' if R: janet Whitchurch E ' ' M- A.. K ' Madeline Seaver b 1 janet Simson G C-I G- 1 . . , f Shirley Morris k' E 5 Franklin Moutray - 'Z' fa' wiiiis wiggins S I W, rt n ago- f N Sarah Smith MBTY 0Sb0l'n Edward Stout Charlie Arrrstrong Wilma Wiggins 3 Iv- aug i I The Lxbrsry Staff -L-1 Q 10054, 0 vw Hr? lf Vxvnan Nowlxn the basketball queen and her attendants vere the mann attructxon of the Nowatn Pryor game Russell Magee had the honor of cruwnlng the queen Our Cheerleaders Mary Nell Young Lons Moore and Judy Cook During the half of the Nowak! Vim!! football game our foot are leadxng a rousxng yell nn the Nowata Sand Sprxngs Basket ball queen Deene Hunter 'as crowned by Captain Jerry Pulse ball game . A The junmr Senxor Banquet of 1947 48 OKLAHOMA HIGH SCHOOL HONOR SOCIETY FRONT ROW: Sarah Hawkins, janet Simpson, Barbara Taylor, Nancy Edminston, Marlene Evans Gaynell Groover, judy Cook, Lois Moore, Ann George, Shirley Harrison, Frances Hensley, Annabelle Macy, Phyllis Westmacott, joyce Stanfill. SECOND ROW: Edward Egermeier, Bernard Roberts, Dave Cody, Bill LaBarr, Marjorie Price, Ruby Berry, Nancalene Long, Deenie Hunter, Shirley Morris, Mary Linn, Betty Robertson, LaDena Feltenberger, Alice Ann Cambron, Phyllis Harvey, Jo Ann Robertson, Merle Brown, Martha Flanagan, jennalee Dee, John Egermeier, Johnny Mack Arnold, Donald Lee Breshears, John Adair. To be eligible for the honor society a student's grades must be in the Upper 105 of the total enrollment. The position on the honor roll is based upon the work done during the first semester of the current ' year and the second semester of the preceding year. Certificates of Membership will be presented to honor students by Mr. Martin at the award assembly. MARY LINN The Winner of the D.A.R. Good Citizenship Contest Candidates for this contest must have a grade average of a 'B' or over and are rated on the following qualifications. 1. Dependability--includes punct- uality, truthfullness, self- control, and loyalty. 2. Service--includes do-operation courtesy, and consideration of others. 3. Leadership--includes personal- ity, and ability to assume responsibility. 4. Patriotism--anunselfishinterest in family, school, community, and nation. Mary Linn was selected by the senior class on the basis of the above and will receive a national D.A.R. Certificate and pin at the award assembly. Hall which is held in the Libra ALGEBRA II MATHEMATI -,, 0.5 'Life' WANDA STRAIN n.gx GENERAL MA At the right is Mrs. Strain's Stu In the background you Can see t pictures of former Nowata Hi School graduates. ALGEBRA I Mrs. Strain teaches General Math, Algebra I, and Algebra II. All Freshmen are required to take either General Math or Algebra I. xx - , v X 9 X , S l,,L TUHX gvggiff zlncigwbeg Haynes iq Wlzsi X f X figgky Rogyrj '97 Room 611 X 71--8 IX 7!-811 f ,Sly Lf HIS H1 K ff COMMERCIAL S ort Bernice Bricker Bookkeep ng A f x -url J J Adding Machine Always in Use Watching Alice Ann fthe championj Type P ng hu Shirley Harrisqn Always Through First Final Time ' r Fi 2 is ,, p,, WATCH OUTH KIDS, BARBARA'S DRIVING :lg R7 s QUINTON WEST BIOLOGY All students are required to take Biology to graduate from high school. Biology, General Science, Physical Geography, and the newly organized Driver Training course are taught by Mr. West. J i- is L. o l e weargng garments whlgh they made ln Home Economics classes They gavr btvle Show and more these garments an 'wqggv FRONT ROW Atsy Atkins Charlene '1 xson, Mar ans ncroos h r xv hlrry Lynn un arhara Taylor Chqrlenc Ryan Wilma Wxg xns Merlonc- Brasha-'ar Erma Fpper fa Brannnn ot mn pxctu judy Woodan SECOND ROW ury berry l1ur'a ana anC'alene Long Wxlrwa Manle Lula Adalr Betty Jes Rovertson har arw gray nor Miller Joyce Pa terson Shxrley Bean rg :L 5:-Q .. .-.ag 1 rl z2,.'sai1. . f owl ug in iii 522:35 ' Ei! f Q FRONT ROW De orxs hadrlux uanxta orrison, lhxlrrfn M-up v Eva lou llurphy oyce Scrxmsher anxta Ruff Txnkxo New on Farb2r1Ienjarr1n lla Nell Buck Bnrbara Cochrun SECCIND RON Doris Maddux be-tty Vvebstgr Mary lx Rxlcy lNond1s Armstron Anna Andrew Ru 1 Ann Ogden lNorna Rncha ertha Fr rs Russe X 8 ' I a a v Q Hrs Marran Russell Head ol the Home Economics Department U-I: -www-. FRONT ROW Sara Srrnth essnc Hudson Naomi Wynn Kay Cody Barbara Wallace Laura Bfannan 0 n Reed NHUCY Edwxston Gwen McCullough fnot ln pxcture Martha LEWIS, t YY KBYS Rosalne Sutton Shxrley Morrxs Marte e ' pre.. Z . xi-. Through testing, study, and conselling, the student of vocations selects a job to correspond with his abilities, skills, and interests. B1-9flCh9 M0l'fiS Outstanding Students in Geometry The 'A' Club of English IV. 4... ANTONY: 'Friends, Romans, Countrymen lend me your ears: I come to bury Caesar, not to praise him. The evil that men do lives after them The good is Of! interred with their bones: So let it be with Caesar HI TORY E GH H Vesta Foy America is another word for opportunity' Emerson 'To a wise man all the wor1d's his soil: It is not Italy, nor France, nor Europe, That must bound me, if my fates call me forth. Jonson FOREIG LA GU GE ALFRED C. BARNEY taught by Mr. Barney, In addition he teaches English III, Latin I Spanish I, and Spanish II. r l Above: Senor Donny jack Elgin and Senorita Gaynell Groover, members of the Spanish I Class, are dancing 'La VarsorianaY At the left: Senor Lester Lay and Senorita Sarah Hawkins, Members of the Spanish I Class, are dancing 'La Raspa'. At the left is the Caesar Class Last hour study Hall ere me doesh I if study sau Engllsh I john Greenlee M Greenlee teaches a class 1n Englxsh 1 and three classes 1n Englxsh 11 Englxsh II Wh ri. 't fly 'LHR . 1 W I YQ? I n Iv i 5 4 is b K ' S , 1 I r. NOWATA Hfxrry Straw ICS Wqync L1lburn .Sentxne Reporte ff-.iQ-ff? RX x inf.-Q, I GPTIONJ 2 vf N QMA AC L5-QSQNJWQ ,CULT V K+ Edward EPcrmc1e Svcretar ll' s Elrired Harrxs Adv1ser CHAPIILR IP Wxckham V1ce Pres l ly Carr .K T71 X. r John Egermexer Treasurer J., ., , X ,, I-L.-t, -. Fr, 1- f if' , ff 'ms ,J , X . , . my . f A 2, fl? 'O 1 J . , . T ' S-rf 'jx ' ',: q rr? fr x' ,!f ix ,ZoQ.tM,,oQN, . , . I 4 v Y Q Xl 1' ' l 1 ivj idjsylrf K . ' Les!A ' P A . 6 A - A .7 l X! ' N f r y i '! . , ' Tlil Joe ' I r ' 44 ' L 1 I V A U'-eo: , f ' S A I 0-.,.Q 1 E E , r f li. rms: r 1 ,g ' 'Q KX , Ufx Q ' 6' -QQ Q 91 5 37 N , r - 1. I 1- -s Mf- fic M., s., -, , ' -xg'-yij .i . .' J C 1 -if ' , N'-vb v ,. , 'S-'FW - ' L WAX. 4 a1N 'E 5 -7 in AX I 'wx ' 3 X ', - 9 43- A Q ff-Tl!!-fs W , -ef rf J K' ,h g,1,9iE',.r5,M+A4 'f 'f ' 4 4 .- ,f -- ..,, , , . , , . ' K- ,, , ,,,w,,,,, .Af .va F n- 'LJJ' f' H. 'Q' 4 X V- 'su ' ' . 1 - ' 'j N. N. u MIXED CHORU Q You OFFICERS so Miss e Dees Joanne Holt Mary Linn Nelson Gibbs Clara Wilkinson Martha Flanagan Drrectar Publrcrty Churrm n Secretary President Lrbrarian Librarian ? A- Qn 6:50 8 Qi? H Anknsn FIRST RON: Vivian Nowlin, Dccnie Hunter, Lynn Hunter, Ruby Berry, Laura lane, Johnny Merrell, Louis Reed, arvis Mcflillough, Dick Snodgrass, Ronald llunphrey, Nelson Gibbs, Buford Parrish. Judy Cook Zelpha Harris, Bvnits Howe, Janet Briggs, Marlene Brashear, Miss Lucille Dees. SECOND RCN: Phyllis Westmacott. Helen Jo 'IX.vrncr, Shirley Harrison, uanita Riff, Bob Hall, Billy Lay. Ross Utter. Bill Hindn-an, Gerald DeLozier, Dave Cody, Edward Higgins, Donnie Jack Elgin, Gaynell Goover Jean Bennett, Martha Flanagan, Nancalene Long. THIRD RW: Maurine Camblin, lhry Linn, Loretta Bloom, Joan Holland. Flora Brown, Elinor Miller, Shirley Bean, Janet hinders, Margie Berry. Mary Jane Androes Rita Cnc Martin, khry Nell Young. Betty Nitz, Joyce Sue Stanfill, Annabelle Macy, Ruth Ann Ogden. FUJRTH ROV: Joanne Holt Madeline Seaver. Betty Woods, Wilma Wiggins Barbara Liston, Joan Bowden, Betty Graves, Frances Elledge, Giarlene man, Barbara Benjamin Julia Nell liick. Ceraldine Robinson, Phyllis harvey, Jean Keller Zella Mae Coldren, Clara Wilkinson. The High School Mixed Chorus of sixty members is one of the busiest organizations of the Nowata High School. The chorus has participated in festivals in Miami and Bartlesville. a fall and spring concert a combined Band and Mixed Chorus concert and the district contest in Tahle uah. Twelve of the members attended the music clinic in Tulsa which was partiaily under the direction of Fred Waring but the entire Mixed Chorus attended the Waring Concert. J f f x Organ V, 9.5356 V . SEXTET Zelpha Harris Zella Mae Coldren t JgpnwKe1ler 3 Jl6b1LBOwd.e!l Mafyn Linn -l Joan Holt : ..-. ! , 1 . N .- ,3 5 I L , ' , a- n , 4- Q I ' I .P J' l L l flfld, Ilw' c'v , Z'4k, A.M---Hgrtg-L-V f pull in fi? '-dnl ,P Ll n:vn,.-nfi0f1 , . U t Accompanist - - Deenie AUD Cr U1 . .' E' ' f M H Q Y fd I- XTgW . 4' 3 2 ' ! ..- E pg QUARTET 'Deenie hunter l Phyllis Westmaqdtt 4'Maurine Camblin Judy C6'6lZ A I l I R 4 oi 4- S A- F T5 R f, J junior High Choir Grade School Choir cas- ,.,i i I 1 1 ! N O W A T A I R O N M A N B A N D CLARINETS: Jo Ann Robertson, Douglas Pearsall, Bob Kauffman, Araith Shacklett, Ronnie Stoneking, Robert Autin, Mary Nation, Barbara Cochrun, Margaret Quigley, Janet Simpson, Joann Sparks, Delmar Mosher, Mary Osborn, Jimmy Birdsell- CORNETS: Ronald Brenner, Bill LaBarr, Jimmie Pierson, Bob Johnson, Earnest Sellars, Jimmy Taylor, Sammy Brewer Cnet in picrurej, Jimmy Munson, Edward Stout. FLUTES: Lois Moore, Marlene Lang, Susan Cuthrie, Eva Lou Murphy. SAXAPHONES: Helen Roberts, Bill Burkhart, Marlene Evans, Betty Jean Robertson, Marjorie Price, Bonnie Jo Vanwinkle. Bob Rankin, Ruth Jean Turner. TROMBONES: Phyllis Ann Westmacott, Richard Clark, Benny 9- Cambron, Bob Magee,Davici Cody, Lloyd Dye. OBOE: Lynn Hunter. BARITONE SAX: Joan Sherman, BASS CLARINET2 Martha Hunter- FRENCH HORNS: Ann George, Margie Osborn. BARITONES: James Swaim, Raymond Hunt. TENOR SAX: Jerry . Don Clark, Jayne Bennett. BASSOON: Jack Dawson. BASSES: X Billy Joe Shannon, Johnny Mack Arnold. Bill Glynn. PER- CUSSION: Bruce Kennedy Qnat in picturej, Johnny Adair, Maurine Camblin, Nancy Rose, Jeanne Roberson, Marilyn --e Bruce Kennedy President Cambron, Carol Ann Martin, Tommie Harrison. BELLS: Janet Whitchurch. CHIMES: Freda Roberts- DIRECTOR: Andy E. Clark Jr. The Nowata Ironman Band, Drum Corps, and Fla Twirling Unit experienced a highly successful 1948-1949 season. This year was iighlighted by exceptional halftime Performances at nine regularly scheduled games. The units were received royally at the Coffeyville College vs Parsons College game where all groups put on a night light show that was said to be the most spectacular show ever presented on Ise Field. Other highlights of the football season were the T. U. VS Nevada Same which was designated as Band Day, and the Santa Claus parade in which the Nowata Band was one of the escort bands for the Santa Claus Float in Tulsa. The Concert sea' son was very musical centering on the Miami Music Festival, the Bartlesville Music Festival, the District Contests, the Bands Annual 'Give Away' Concert. Bnd the Annual Band and Choir Concert. t we 63 3535 . , J Andy E. Clark Jr. Band Director N f ,F fr :Vs kg X T IRLER 2 ! 5'-3 . K,- . fp., I 5 Fi ' 9 f f B75 K lf' .Ti I i S 1 ' 'Ili I'-6 1 l I---n S . 5,1 U H 2 x 2 1 A 2 ,. i ,Joan Bowden Jack Dawson ' - L r lo right: B-nd ,- Drum Corps Helen Roberts, Jean Bennett, Judy Woodard - TWIRLER ,U., FRONT ROW: Phyllis Barney, jane Reed, Ruby Helen Grant, Jeri Cook, Shirley Ryan, Joan Bowden, Carol Sue Harshman, Barbara Bierman, Mary Helen Cochrun, Lenora Carr, Shirley Bean. BACK ROW: Lynn Hunter, Kay Cody, Patsy Lou Harrison, Vivian Nowlin, Betty Woods Shirley Morris, Barbara Wallace, Shirley Harrison, Barbara Benjamin, Jean Bennett. A NOWATA FABLE nf? UPON B Lan o n agrrff there was a Stone King wht, had B Keller ller daught Alice whose Harr is fixed in a Paige boy N arby lrved Q e ing Taylor who had Hn son who loved Alice He Gglns to notice 'st d L he a f rs h will Gibb h th brush off QHEEHL il.ChPl exkldlme Rober son to P egk from her palace and he will leave for Sy ney on the next but lynn ovuver on seein e b fu Alice tne Rober son cided to ake er h The Stone king hired a Manley Young Marsha o cou so and S er NYPD an 0 o tr son 1 he vowed that th Rob so sl ld pay th Price e Rober son took ite to the Harvey house I st o aco hich s owned by h old fiend 35 PY had hotw e1 n ame time for Russeling cattlennd putting a f5HnldJ0n 'hem J ice ta Mac xckens and cooking the kitchen y u a no ua ens s ee nig t n M c s chickens ne night they we it king ark' ar ere E t r Aliae n e C at h st ua B y ai as t e o er son was drinking H Martini at La Barr of the Harvey ou xn wal e the Man y Youn Marshall and asked th Roller son if hem seen anyone hat answered to th description le gave of Alice me oher 1 if calm Evans no' The Marshall now about Hdy to g up cri Aw Vit: es t ast p ac in the s haven t look e 1 urley he at s t e matt le td M c s se rom a w h had been listening ma iend ei yn troub e o us E 0 blfYl'lflHY l 0 ClBYS ff0m HOW Boy th Carrie r off a Harfdjm to fi Settle own son an a out comin er f havin bowl of ste ?'1Mac as e S u art t e ing to ake a ri el e Marshall pted ad Mac Me Han s d rty a d my hair eeds to b Qgmhed ere is ca was 9 1 a a 1 me te mash room said ac Thanks id e arsm a u sur at r-r se ryone o s Alic m s at xmn-r r o d answ u Bye v U ter that e Marshal went aaa thinkin rr th m the e u can go o e e r a ca uttered Mac under h s th te the shall had gone od thxng that Al c s busy in the lt L en or t see er e Marshall on a nnin from the kitc The rshall recognized her mediately and fo er They planned to escape that night The Marshall then returned to Mac at night y B ree by the chicken hou ave t e horses rea he whispered lets hurry es they Ma gy us if we don replied Alice t alas the chickens heard them and one crie Hey Mac' Nabb her the Marshall s found her and they re running away' uck would have t e e an a mos rx The Manley Young Marshall picked her up in his Large arms and carried her the rest of the way to the stable where they mounted some Brown horses an-Tide away G t that horse cried the Rober son, Tayl or Qherj or she wx surely get away e Marshall knew that Mac and the Rober n would follow them so he de d d that he shou capture them and take them back to the king He told Alice to hED YOQABDS 8 nearby blind canyon he two men would follow he would come behind them and they could Capture the crooks there b t f they should get too c ose env orse n an ou so they could not shoot er A ice d them n and the Marshall ca from behxnd surprised and captured them Hsu ' said Mac gues you hink ou quite unny boy havin h r lead us in and you take from behind you t ink I m a funny b y u we l ou e ows s ouldn t ee ad u ll go down in history cause tonight we did the impossible This time the Queen led high and the aker caught They continued on their way to Vandagri bu early in the morning Alice began to grow hun r h at I g v for some o e The Marshall said I may have something in my knapsac you ached in and Felt B a ham urge! made out f real lick am w or Q Bow n Qdownl to you for the rest of i e cried Alias though it was a rain on e e ro e on until they reached the P915 There as much reloycexng in the kings court Everyone Don ald their best clothes and celebrated their return The Marshall brought the crooks to the king Here are t e ardie ittle boys, your Hi ness ine b my bo s they must 1y ton of gold go to Davey Jones locker Now 'Ihlt do you wish for your reward my son? at is sir o be your son for iii and I are in love and I would like permission to Mary her Yes said e ing s e o me she has gone to the Gerald shop to buy her wedding gown She laid you wanted to uri on her ir day is is Alice soon returned and the Manley, Young Marshall Tuck er to Brother Kennedy s to perform the ceremony XV ,- U time in the d f Va cl ' ' -di er, ' .' ' ' ' A F . e ' . h kv 'S . a rri , a bivfliruce r, ' . f, 15 tht he oe-sn't Turn 'er art nd on s e -' ' gm 9 , A A I fl - V . ri, 'l'll get 2 . 1 'Q ' ' fl - ' ' ' . H . up . ' u rn eautl 1 ' Q de t h out lest with im. l ' . . ll wh ld slag like a Robin n h Qs, M t catch the R b- and to find ler, for Q- er H ,Ou '19 4 Th e Al ' ' - V 'e f M tt w ' wa ' ls f , M . CTh r be . se 1 up at the S ' - - B I . Al' was kept husy taking ' re of 's ch' in ' I As o ll k w, us lly H ' leyl l pl at ht, bu ot a ' ' , O re Y 1 1 LCI Cl k'. h 'S an iff In her -QL that did 't get. W 'll get ba k er-- yu ' i . r'- u-by h R b '. ' ' h se, ' k d y 9 , r I P t i e . 1 . Tl R sm rt-pi -d ly, ' .' YP ive 'Pd, ' -' ' De is he l l 4- ' is 5 I ' edy Sh '5 5 re,' - 'Wh ' h er, fel ra' ask- .a a he Ro f nearby table here e A . 'Er 1 fr givr u l ?' N , but I m t find that girl before the ve f her . '. , the feller at ' d he is an 'nd. ' d ', , h b ' ' ov to my table ani ' a w k d. ' t h th' m ma get a Holt of hlmsf f, Th acce , rc' ily but said, ', ' L- i 1 n ' n e V, wh ' a place I n h ' 'Be ll nd-th t-M n or tl- Lee srl is n ', M , ' , sa' th M l ll but rr- yo e- th you hav x't en ai' that even lo k like ' e?' 'To e, it Piers on, th any nr l of gi ls C ul er to the description yo h gr en s. ' Af th . I ' 'y g, 'Mo in this Hn eets ye.' 'Yo t H l lliunt 2, fo ll I re,' m i brea af r Mar- . 'It T? a go ' l Q a ' it'h he migh h Th his w y to the wash room bumped into Alice ru g ' hen, Ma ' im ' told her of his search r h . Th ' the met under the urch t h ' se, 'I h h dy.' A ' . 'f .Y I -T - .til . - V Bu , ' ' d. ' . ' As l i Alic f ll d l t B 'ck '2leg. . - V . ' e '!. ' ' - 'll Th so ci e ld Q . 'I -1- -' ' . u i' l , toW 'er h i d t h - l' le i me ' , ' , . ' h , ' . 'I s t ' y re ' a f ' ' e ' us ' '. 'Sc h' ' o , h h- l . y f ll h ' f 1 b , yo ' ' ' be- A , .fn t . . . E yn 'O wh 'd ie thing t at.' V . ' I ' k f .' He re ' a er er. 'Oh, b o ' h . I ill de my Af ', ' Al ' great St ' th horses th y d ' Cf- ' - I b . I ' . - h -N A f is 'gh- 4 - f . .' 'A f yo . y . P2 ' ... 0' , ' A , . 'Th ' it, ' , t . ' ' ' ' .' ' ' ' th k' , h t ld . ' , ' M ' b' th . so th' ' the ay. VIV IAN NOWLIN Baske tba l 1 Queen fx l? ,Q i .1 1 L NOWATA IRCNMEN 1948-49 7 4 5 ,sa L xl, ll: L!l .jf u 'V :Atv 71 5. sl , tt , 4 Ss fl - Q rx 4 5' '54 l. AUW6 ' 9- ' 61 ol isqili 57 W 7' M57 59 x t A. ff, t tl-- 'Nr ,xx 1. K K sh -v , lf- . . A 5 'ill .: -- 51.3.-4, .- 1 A 5' ffm-1sfi'i'5f.'-.:f'ifEi'3vf+Q:fN1 A JM-M N- czawum wx-sf 1 s -1-vw-r r-rr FUQIKUZ ROY: Lsill llolt, idol: lfxlrcb, bob llleckvr, jor- hiclfor, Rnssvll Magi-0. Hob lxauffman, Argvnr lxrf-shears. Roy Martin, lie-rnnn Miller, Dan Waugh, Bill Hoop THIRD RON: Wilbur Puck, Farley llolt, jerry Paige, Jin Allen, Ralph Yandagriff, Vowarcl llrown, Billie ,lo Carr, J. W. Jackson, Hill Laliarr, JimVinsm1, Bobbie Rush. ShI'QxD RCM: Coach Allan Woolarrl, Larry Straw. Jim Surldertb. Bernarfl Roberts, lfownrfl Stuller, Jolu. Krouse, Hill Clyno, Rmnriv Stoncking. jim Winkler, Hill Jarvis. DeWitt liellarvl. TonsnyC'f1I1DSf. FIRST RCM: johnny Mack Arnolcl, lifvbby Couch, David Scott, Billy jo Pearce. D0r1r1if- jack Elgin. ROTUUP M-HY, D0n Gibbs, Farley We-st, Franlc Roberts. Douglas Pcarsall The Nnwata lrnnlrvn of 1948 show:-fl one of thc- frost consist:-int scoring pnnchf-s of any tflan in the state--running the nnubf-r of ganws scorc-cl into 2b. The passing attack was nno nf tho nt0'st vr-rsatilc soon--Plc-cl-cvr tn Kauffwarl, Paige. and 1,gUgfrlJfrsul1t the spectators to thvir ff-vt nany times. fha lrnnnr-n never lrml-cf-rl back evvn in se- fcat, always out gaining or out passing--alua'S out kickin . 'Pt because of had Y R Y fvat, always out gaining or out passing-falways out kicking. yr-t because of ball lrcaks lost H fcu gang-5. Tb? lrolvnr-n continuerl to show lrvprovcrrvlwt throughout the ffntirr- sf-asnn. and rnsc- to tbl-ir pffalx when at tnf- closv of tbf- season they handed tbnir anclc-nt rivnls thc Pnxilinslra lllmlflvs. a fl:-nflly 27-O so! back. 15. llolt g73D slrnps Coins C461 for Flvcker q76j. Rolprts roturng for Plc-cker scores behind 40 yffs. aS liurcb Qlfl blocking of Paige- KYOUSP vows tvxn. jlurcb, E Jarvis. F57 -0 ' .fp-s. J 1 -4. A 3 ,F . W A . i 2 3 z C 'Q r ... .i ' 3?- - B l'M c , F5 '72 .gg lfml- S, Oxv A if 4-Q 'ELA 'NAJN 0 -1 I o'NA 7. QW o '42f 0373, 'Y 1 mi! 48 yi o'NA?' WE 42 32 44 52 28 50 45 35 43 41 34 29 40 38 38 50 33 WAN ro U'D x C O N F L H E N C L C H A M P I O N 3 9 OW6 x ffx 'N 5,5 i' GM? 'Y 4.-Q, CO CHAMPIONS OF VEHDIGHIS VALLEY 1948 10P HQW Argene Breshear Bob Kauffman Robert Plecker, Hussel Magee, Bob Eve, Joe Tucker. FRONT ROW: Coach Allan Woolard, Bernard Hoberts, Bill Jarvis, Bill LaBarr, Jerry W O N Dewey Chelsea Pawhuska Claremore Dewey Caney Vinita Pryor Miami Pawhuska Claremore Sand Springs Vinita Tahlequah Springfield, Mo. Miami Chilocco Paige THEY 25 29 31 22 23 34 35 29 36 28 31 28 35 36 36 48 23 .yn L O S T WE S E A 5 O N 5 R E C O H D TEAMS Nowata ...... Sand Springs .... Miami ....... Vinita ...... Pawhuska ........ Claremore... Pryor ....... 38 43 32 33 10 10 4 8 . THEY 44 Sand Springs Miami Pryor Ponca City 64 34 37 VERDIGHIS VALLEY Final Standings L Pct 2 .833 2 .833 4 .667 7 .417 333 9 .250 10 . 167 P ts 504 483 486 412 409 363 366 0.Pts. 356 401 426 446 434 463 477 g Russell Magee Bill Jarvis Robert Plecker Joe TUCRCY Cenfef Guard Forward Center Bob Eve Alan Woolard Bxll LaBarr Forward Coach Guard Argene Breshears Bob Kauffman Jerry Paxge Bernard Roberts Forward Forward Guard Guard X af. A wnwcszx, i ' M 'Ky WHQQQ4 . 'ff ' Me? 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