Nowata High School - Ironman Yearbook (Nowata, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 70 of the 1951 volume:

qu! , :O - lg' I Ia I 1 v ' ' : '- eff-'V 6 N W QQ-cy f--- SMS' Q35 ' 45, fy' 44.40 E 'L 'qi'.g-. . F' 'Z QQ' A X W -Zag: P 5 ' ,N -i , M x -Q . ,w W 'Y ,, . 4 , ,V - -,. my 4 X z ' V y . . S ' 1 'W v. J Eg, ' f . J., . ws 'f' rg Lk A ,JA Q j W .V , 'r NW. The 1951 'LOW'vvLtl'vL N OWATA HIGH SCHOOL Dedicated to the Service Which Through Her Guidance We May Render N OWATA OKLAHOMA 3,529 gown! a Sdvccdlcha J. W. Martin, Szfflerizzleudezzf E. F. Kennedy, Melllbfl' G. D. Hicks, '1'l'6fIJ'lIl'8I' R. A. Kauffman, Vive-P1'e.aide11f Harry Kester, Pmvidezzl Dr. S. A. Lang, Clerk The Board of Education realizes that the problems of modern life call for a comprehensive school program geared to the needs of all the children. svn r ww :ln--.-- ....,.,.... . JESSE W. MARTIN Sllp?l'Illf?IId6I1f ADMINISTRATION Administration, the guide for stu- dents, is directed by Superin- tendent Martin with the able assistance of Leon S. john, Principal, Nell Davis, Secretary, and the high school f.1culty. The administration opens the Door of Learning for students and helps them explore in var- ious interest fields. Nowata administrators realize that the school is for the students and that theirs is the task of helping the student as he strives to achieve efficiency, knowledge. and skills. .. mmf- -- ,Cu---f-1 x NELL DAVIS Secretary LEON S. JOHN Priflcilimf Ex W . N xf I N . 2 ' C.1'iN S 4 Jus, X, , llgxj'l Q x SW Qfkanffgzz 769592 lfhgf Uwkcafyn gumgxknek QQ ANNUAL QUEEN Y I was SQ i l I 1 w ' P U 1 V va.,,,.,.w-W QUW Jawa! Q o 33' oss' as 3 001 sid' f THE IRONMAN was staffed by a tontrolling board, eath member atting as thairman of the different groups. This board, shown just above the entire staff, took the responsibility ot' collect- ing the money to finance the book and made all important detisions whith arose. BUSINESS: lim Lon Mlll'f?!7wj', Geraldine Boyce, ,lill jones, janet Simpson, Bertha Fry, Sarah Thomason, Lou Ann Wilkinson, Mamie Hudson. MUSIC: fini ljrmimz, Loretta Bloom, jerry Don Clark. SPORTS: fmlj Cnnb, Ann George, jim Flickinger. PHOTOGRAPHY: Cliarfwle HcJl'I'jlfl1l. Wiliiia june Maple, Ada Brannan, Anna Andrew, Nondis Armstrong. Dorothy Cropper, juanita Morrison. ART: fmli lluflfldzlllf, Gaynell Groover, Carol Sue Harshman. Assistant Editor-Lois Moore. dad Qfaaafz aocklg First row: janet Landers, Carlie Long, Jill Jones, Lynn Hunter, Jo Williams, Marlene Lang, Shirley Morris. Second row: Rufus Walker, Anna Andrew, Juanita Morrison, Loretta Bloom, Margie Gregory, Vivian Moore, Ralph jones. Third row: John Adair, Ruby Berry, Marjorie Price, Lois Moore, Judy Cook, Ann George, Gaynell Groover, john Egermeier. Fourth row: Martha Hunter, Nancy Edmiston, Marilyn Gregory, Carol Sue Harshman, Ruth Turner, Ginger Lang, Phyllis Jean Smith. Inset: Charles Hawkins. To be eligible for the honor society a student's grades must be in the upper 10 per cent of the total enrollment. The position on the honor roll is based upon the work done during the first semester of the 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. awww .HK . ,guy f' I 84 R, x vw ' ,,.P ' N .'-----ia-ls i . c .,f llllilg M., so A' Ne - ' I.::llal: k L, ' .V A A QL. JM '00-0-gain 'aa 10701 X U55 -..... 528 I ls may Q GV' N' . .g was - 'VP' .4 'QCQ4 W mu! ' Mf.! v , ali Zag. ' .-49' , :rf N if 99 5 'um 'Nz :fl -., W '4' Q fl ,X + ' WA- 1- .. W ixf 'w If U J - Q f . H x X .- xx N- '--:P 0 Sf' A rf I' 1 ,H , X 5, . ' - 91, ' K mi- A am J 1. ,- M X .vl ,,'.L LB . .R 2, Q .. 3- .-im 5, A wings. Y A, D 'T w iq . J . a -1 .aw K . Q W u- I . , - . 4:1 ., A -. .- 1 Q, Ag Y. ,M 29,5- I sf: J A. Mm: .1- Se' LORENE A. DAVIS Spomor jim Flickinger .,.,.......,.........,.. Vive Preyident John Egermeier ..... ..,..,.,..,.,..,,,, P reyident Jack Elgin .......... Sefretary-Treafurer K .. ,.,. , K H ,-new of ,,-L 7 t-L Ly 1,, Z3 'A-- . 1 C 1 A. ,. L , - - -' -3 4+i '15 1f ,. ..,, ...,. , , '.., ,LL 1,-Legk.l,.'f'V5' JOHN ADAIR ANNA ANDREW NONDIS ARMSTRONG CHARLES ARNING Determination if her Paffufordn Man of Idea! GERALDINE BOYCE Fair Maid of the IVeJt LORETTA BLOOM Of Tbee I Sing was Q , iif. 3 - A K L JERRY DON CLARK BARBARA COCHRUN I Am Here Kin the Boy! Goodbye All Ameriran Girl 5 Ja 42 2: . ADA BRANNAN Still Waterf Run Deep , -'V- ' Wi A A SCOTTIE COLDREN Bleu Hif Little Heart Patience CAROLYN BUMOARNER Rari1z to Grow JUDY COOK Danrii1g Doll QUINTON WEST Spomor .V in R 4' I k U-'inf 4 f A .1 ,Q . -.g,m .Q .-R, ,N -nas' 1- A Zyiirr. WALLACE BEYEN Maybe Tomorrow .l BEN CAMERON Call It a Day INA MAE COREY AJ You Like It ra-'Z' DOROTHY CRUPPER HRUIIIIIIIIPH 461541 ,-6 JAY FORD Il',r No U.Ie lo Argueu xV ' GAYNELI. GROOVER All'Lli'L' mid' Sing LYNN HUNTER All'r F.1if A BILL LAY ll lml Next? df.. JACK DAWSON Man of Dreamy PEGGY FREEMAN Peg of My Hear! -,ar I A4 K -'-Q A gkwf' ri 5. Egg. 1 5 S' , eiffivi, LINDEL HAGEBUSCH Sn Long. Son JIM JACKSON Chnl AI fl Curumber' If' 2 . :I LESTER LAY Behold We Lire JOHN EGERMEIER Hlyfdlldffillg Srl2olar I, .,X.E I . 5' , 'V 9 Q. , x . ,fl ll' 1 gf ,, I H .g fvaa K it GORDON FRENCH 'Tall-Slim-Sophiftimled' I ... - WSL- CHARLENE HARRISON Charms JAN JAMES Her Slay uvdj' All Too Short wx xx JZ A- S gm I 5, J? fx '. 1 , ii Fi . -.1 -,W A ff JACK ELGIN Man of the ll ofld -'.f+1-Srigg I R 1 gli ff: f KX . f'Sif-v' F ' . 3:35 ' I N ' 'H' . R' FSL w,-Si ' Q , Skiing E BERTHA FRY Q K 3 1 vie R -.an S-. 4 RA 4 .Y N if gr if my NY ' 6 13. JIM FLICKINGER Such ix Love ANN GEORGE Her Permualily if Her Sfmrlauf Life Cbdfflln F l :Ia 1 .1 Y Y BOB HENIJRICKSON MAMIE HUDSON The Thing Silem-e il Golden BOB JOHNSON JILL JONES EaJy Come, Efuy ga Permnality Pluf a Smile CHARLES LISTON WILMA JUNE MAPLE Boa MERRELL The Silent Knight A Kitten on the Kew SlJafIeI! of All fTypewri1er Keyfl S .M-in JOHNNY MERRELL Little, but Mighty LET . 5 . I gf Ti - sp : px BUEORO PARRISH Cami: Artiff' S wk . A--S.. ' W5 'LLX , -...gawfgf ,E b Q Y I i I HERMAN MILLER The Good-Natured' Mun JOYCE PATTERSON Rider of Dreamf' A J . 5 . , I 31349 I, A ,gil XS' Lk W. ' I 'Q' L. f K k. ye a J N5 , R -S-1 A F RANKLYN TAYLOR I RBY TAYLOR Aren't U70 men Wfonderfuf' DORIS VAUOHAN Good Medirizzen For Heir zz folly Good Fellou ' in JUANITA MORRISON Pure in Heart .Ri BILLY JOE PIERCE MyItery Mun A-'wiv l PNK HARRY TEMPLE Going My Why? S gk, I EK .73 LOU ANN WILKINSON JUDY WOOITARIT The Ilvofla' Laugh! No Came for Cllfllplditlfy' Wfitla You ' .Y , - . Sf EVA LOU MURPHY Faithful Friend .J mf? W - 5 X ' , - ':-.,s,LZ i5I. GLENN SECONDINE Af You Defire Me is SARAH THOMASON What Ercry W'omun Kl1ll1l'.! ' A-3 ELEANOR DUDGEON AIu'ayJ Ready for u Laugh Qin ,gf MARY NATION Fancy Free 'Yi ',f 13' ig . - I-My DICK SNODGRASS Lurky Boy BILL THOMPSON W'illiam Tell R if VL. ,f ., ,. 7 ' fffff ' A, mt ir, e? ?4'gM 2-.., W st .-.. ' ,,,, X .rgx '5 E' I mn -4. ...Q ,Hi KW?-K 'fx W 535353 Exif? W aah' ' ff gf!! ' , 'Q ...4- TSE ' ,K .- 4: ,1.f Q? Q, K X T! N'Y..gLY: sq' , . V :Lis U, rn. vii 1 65 1 I A+ x Q 2 WL, wir .WX RQ XA ME 'J x' mx 'J JCI -X., . wx . qv - Peggy Evans Spomor N-,... 'N. , WY sv R' - .zfifi ---- r e gard f q.h ' Q A A 1 - IL. :M . Nw 3 4, -2, -f., M, ,Y 1 gl Wlwki 4,5 Q Y , Pm, 'za si m x Louise james Spazzroz' 2, r 5' Robert Rush john Krouse Don White A Prefidezzt Vice Prw. Sec. nm! Tram, -Q29 5 i Q, , K t -' y y. ,Xw LV1- V , , W 4 y lib ..,, Ax if I ii ZR' L fi First row: Mary jane Androes, DeWitt Ballard. Second row: Shirley Bean, Margie Berry, Ruby Berry, Nancy Black, Foster Boop, j. C. Boyles, Laura Brannan, Third row: Mark Branstetter, Paul Campbell, Kenneth Clark, Kay Cody, Bobby Couch, Nancy Edmiston, jean Flickinger. '75 .-Q. , We gr, ,. - Q. G1 an tm. :aa if MW 2 .s Fi . H V 'iii . H '1 hm' K i um ' ' . '5E 'X X -.ir -We W --Q 'l W r-r. A '-3, X ' n , Q , 4 A af . ,su i - V k ' 3, , fin i , in k 5 ..-'- A . X K f leaky, r VE x f tl if ' fa lib I gdxN L, .. First row: Mary Ethel Frunip, Robert Gebhart, Odell Griggs, john Grazier, Barbara Gray, Mary Hamil, jim Hudson. Second row: Henry jacobs, Ruth Ann Howerton, Henry King, john Krouse, janet Landers, Ida Martelle Landes, Laura Lane. ,, I x B gf, .3 X E .Il 5, Q- 4 tk, P4 -Q - lin ,Nix y,.,r . 4,11 ' tra, 1 YB First row: Marlene Lang, Barbara Liston, Nancalene Long. .5 nit? I f' ,Jaxx i I rrr 2. 3 7 'F j .75 7-X 'jg ,. 'QQG -5-'sr rfb ' 39 Q- i 4 his 4 N' M f , .. X at 'Xt x F First row: Bob Magee, Ronnie May, Gwen McCollough, Lois Moore, Shirley Morris, Mary Osborn, Marjorie Price. Second row: joan Reed, Aeda Roberts, Betty jean Robertson, Robert Rush, Charlene Ryan, Ernest Sellars, janet Simpson. 14? .vs r L 'H T j gk- .1 Sf - J I 2 s 1:: ' 'll as , 22. :S 7 R as Sai.-is ., :A V, iiiiligte? qs Q y wh, y R S I ' First row: Sarah Smith, Edward Stout, Rosalie Sutton, Barbara Taylor, Barbara Wfallace Marilyn Walton, janet Whitchurch. Second row: Donna White, Don Wfhite, Willis Wiggins, Wilma Wiggins, Lucy jo Williams, Betty Woods, Naomi Wynn. S sa ts, wg Y' we X ,-Q asf 'A - , Q 'Q 115 . i If 1 Once there was a famous HUNTER out in the FRENCH forests near HAGEBUSCH village in the vicinity of the famous EGERMEIER TEMPLE situated on the HUDSON river. It was a beautiful day and as he knew the king was back from the LISTON conference in the land of SNODGRASS, he decided to visit King JAMES in his castle. To do this he had to FORD the river. Two young BOYCE called ANDREW and GEORGE were with him and one of them said, ADAIR you to cross the swift river! The other one screamed, Don't do it, you'll PARRISH in the cold! But the HUNTER, named COREY was not to be discouraged. He finally managed by hook or crook to get across the river and he finally arrived at the door to the castle. The butler, THOMPSON, answered the door, HVAUGHANCTJ you come in, he said, but it is COLDREN here than outside due to the lack of fire but we can give you a night's rest in a good bed. I'm so tired I could LAY down even in an old MURPHY bed but first I'd like to see the King. That can be arranged and I'll introduce you to all the other guests and the staff of servants. First-the NATIONCSJ greatest TAYLORQSJ Q Franklyn and Irbyj, who make all the King's clothes. His very good COOK, who can FRY a delicious pheasant and fix wonder- ful MAPLE syrup. This servant does the BEYEN and this one does the ARNING. Oh ! the hunter said to a young man called DAWSON, your ARMSTRONG. That's from BRANNAN cattle, sir. Here's the BUMGARNER CAMBRON, the weeds won't even BLOOM for him. Our honored guests include: Lord ELGIN and his son Sir FLICKINGER, who's always in and out of scrapes but at this time he's a FREEMAN. Lady WOODARD who is going to marry the famous Sir PATTERSON in the Spring. ' The MERRELL brothers from SCOTLAND. The fabulous court jesters, JACKSON and JOHNSON. The English delegates from the LISTON conference, Messrs. CRUPPER and COCHRUN. This young man CLARK HENDRICKSON is destined for Knighthood and his sister MRS. THOMASON. The Princess JONES from the Swedish village Los Angeles. The famous tutors, HARRISON, MORRISON, and MILLER are visiting for a fortnight. After spending a pleasant evening, everyone retired. 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A iff r F 2 ENN, 'ig F TL A X. Q, ' F F Qsvu 43 f N- ff x l X AQ- First row: jim Birdsell, Sam Brewer. Second row: Barbara Briggs, Eugene Buck, Billie Buster, Betty j. Clyne, Mary H. Cochrun, Bob Collins, David Coody, Dennia Cook, Betty Couch. Third row: Way'ne Critchfield, Shirley Delozier, Lloyd Dye, Sue Eden, jim Elledge, Sue Fisher, Maureen Flanagan, Lewis Fouts, Bill Glynn. 2 'il We 2- S, G' . it cf . qi Q.-in -.v ..... a Q. l ik' 3 l N . , I ., ,, 3 wk 7 , .-. Qi W I ' A he ' -- -. , if lr., .ru fri iiii lr 1: 1- is Q F , f Zfj i - :.. X if First row: j. R. Graves, Margie Gregory, Susan Guthrie, Bob Lee Hall, junior Harney, Tommy Harrison, Phill Harvey, David Head, Henry Hemphill. Second row: Don Holinsworth, Sue Hunt, Martha Hunter, Robert james, juanita johnston. Victoria Ketcherside, Marian Landes, jaye Link, june Maggard. ki'9 l. s uv--' -., K1 or L 1-r X. J was - , f a W war- . . af 7 wa x 1 ' :Z ' 5 I A 6 A g - :T F X- 2 in c QZJ t ' x 4'i:'l-5 N N 'ii --1 'R it ' . to I . fi S iw X S ' m 5 S 34.4 P xf J' Y? , xii, P -X P X lx -N. I . a A l ...A- First row: Winnie Mae Mason, Josephine Maynard, Monte McMains. Second row: Gwen Parrish, Clesson Park, Melba Parrish, Rosanna Patton, Patricia Perkins, Ronnie Pierce, John Pine, Caroline Plisek, Closine Price. Si ia i A 9. is Q . S Q. Q ' 1 N. L .i ii X ,ia i xa- ' L' . , . , .. W , 5, K F ,ffvl fir.. ffm:-.5 x :Q-.A ii' K . ' M '23 3- , 4- S- ie A 1 J 1, J P o .W 'R it First row: Margaret Quigley, Bobby Rankin, Doris Reynolds, Barbara Richards, J. J. Riner, Dixie Ryan, Nelsene Scott, Harry Sebert, Madeline Seaver. ' Second row: Donna Smith, Jay Smith, Mike Snedden, Joanne Sparks, Beverly Stone, LaVern Stroud, James Swaim, Susie Tautfest, Jim Taylor. , .ae FQ'-. ,aid S .Fee-mm, q : L fs X di' - if 5. ' 5 Hg ng, - Y bf, -3- P Q-. -- . 5,59 i H, vs 'L raw... ii i a 'wi ea, A -Af l ' L5 I K 4 N i x ,- - X33- fra is X- c . J r N 'f fi gf his M Wei.: i W. , ' 'Gr is 'ig-' Z' Q., is W, ' 'P . . S , ii' 5, 1- bl X -,A Q-1 ll., i l Xyilhf 'Rivals First row: Betty Tennent, Jimmie Tennent, John Upchurch, Thomas Vaughan, Gertrude Vaughan, Bonnie Jo VanWinkle, Rufus Walker, Keith Wickharii, Frank Moutray. Second row: Maxine Marlin, Marion Black, Alta Brannan, Bob Marley, Carol Martin, Anna Mason, Bill Nicholson, Tom Nowlin, Virginia Owens. lclmee 'E M 4 S Y Nfl Better Grades and Fzm too Ja - N 5 V5 T INFORMATION RELAXATION FNTFRTAINMFNT A -i-if-. ....,..:: Ff f ESEEE5a 3. Q3 2-'ff 5 55513: wi ----'E N A :'.4:::::.L,f, 12',-,, --- -i V tix, -' S -.1-.3335 :::: 3 :FSE-X-Q1 YQ WW IIIZIIIM, I '11 ggi JS- , Q Q 951' 535 5 ' 91 W? W 5 E Rf ' 'f-vi WH CR Bwiwklfiai., EP Vesta Foy 4 john Greenlee Spomor SPOVIXUI' 5 Q V 'A Bill Rush Carol Harshman Warren Berry 3 M , Prexidenl Vice-Prey. Sef.-Trem. ,liigtgi 'A 'E' ' i llr' A fi, f as 5 , it 'gi' if rlll Q W l C gi L' f ' 53 'Q W' 1 T Q all 5 1 ' ,--. A-.. 1' 1, t, ' W L . ' girly, 'V me - gi! S... -.?,.,' X 'N-Q G ' . 1 , fl f Rv- ,Q L , I y 5 il ,351 , ' .P x 1 . ff in 1: Q' e e an i rr l 1- 1 1231 f-. is 7g7?x i :XKK T Q SQ I I . I ., .,:.. asks. ,VA I fykr rx F K Y J 4 if a Ne ,. -.ti i -X: t X 3 C V x C' First row: Shirley Adair, Gary Anderson. , Second row: Robert Auten, Warren Berry, Bill Blair, Richard Bloom, Lois Brown, Lenora Carr, Wendell Clingan, Susie Cobb, James Coberley. Third row: john Collier, Jeri Cook, Grace Ann Couch, William Darnell, Bill Edminston, Ray Edwards, Jimmie Grant, Ruby Grant, Marilyn Gregory. sm ,Ig I Q G tt. . , . 2, . A 'w tw . N Q is 2 ' V ' Q L dwg ' js, s ,2 lt' we is.-f x t fr t if K ,A i., . ' 15 il S Q? P ' 454 all , i r ,FJ 4 'F' . 'S a M 1 on , ai'i ' ,- r y Q A ,,.? YI 1, j .. at llnlo Q' s as ' e it X' X X f 75 5 V e Xa SI' -ii First row: Margaret Hagebusch, june Hall, john Hancock, Yvonne I-Qarmon, Ruth Harring- ton, Louise Harrison, Carol Harshman, Ted Hathcock, Charles Hawkins. Second row: Helen Holboll, john Howe, Raymond Hunt, Imogene Hurd, Mary Hutton, Patricia Hutton, LeeRoy Inman, Ralph jones, Sonya Ketcherside. ' X it f af- - if sr.. - :J .-'R 4 ' .c ff .aw K' ' F 'N .,. I -.+ . PS:- I ,rf Q 'f -. es' 'sr , 1' A . y . I X! f I 4 ' i E3 f V X s ' 0 ' 4 i 0, 'f-n,..f -+ Yi 9 x .. . 5' 1 -Wnasw 'L il N 'N Fila ra, 5' w 4 , , - V. - M , f . gf. T -A Q. ,. W I - z First row: Bobie Kimball, Russell King, Gin er Lan , Patsy Lewis, Alvin Liston, Carlie I-Z S Long, Vada jo May. Second row: Warren Maynard, -Iarvis McCollough, Vivian Moore, james Morgan, Delmar Mosher, Norris Nichols, Mary Nicholson. 3- 5-, 4 5. f 9 In 1 ::, Q G- , ,s - 3 g -. 4' N X ii . ts 5 Bw .,, ,, Q., My I 'I Ev it ii NM l It Lns-'W ' , W'-K, Q 5 .41 - ,, , A, R x Q 2 ' Q- 5' f -R55 -me -wi . - ...rf- izv 'w-91 QL, :J V L , ,ML o f X -, K 4 .kiwi , y I , ' f, ,P i. , tl q . y i .. ax y if 'P l ' I l ' .2 . Q First row: jerry O'dell, Lola Parris, Patty Ann Parrish, R. L. Pearce, Patsy Pierson, Catherine Price, jane Reed. Second row: Louis Reed, Patty Sue Riley, Billy Rush, Shirley Ryan, Bettie Sue Sills, Phyllis Ann Smith, Phyllis jean Smith. 1? l - . A -. ft . B-:1 ? -- A 4 1 'L' ' -I P . - Q is ' x J .,, 1--,V wi lim Qa- ' N N Sa ,. y f , l . F. ig ,ty ,, ay I :S , 21 I4 if ' -P ' , :ai f 4, wr' I ' f. Y if CX' - I ' , , 5 1 , 'N f First row: Mary Snider, Clark Spray, Ronald Standeford, Dennis Tevebaugli, Barbara Thomas, Ann Turner, Ruth Turner. Second row: Glynn Williams, joe White, Joann Wl e ison, Walter Wilson, Harold Wciod, Ierold XVood, Robert Wynn. CLASSES Classes, in spite of the popular miscon- caption, are the most vital phase of Nowata High School life. Ironmen play hard, but they also work hard. Occa- sionally students relax, but they soon return to work, realizing that time spent in studying is the price they must pay for success. Band-Agriculture-Shop PLAY Where there is work, there must be play. Nowata Ironmen have greatly enjoyed the athletics provided by Nowata High School. They have the privilege of joining the Ironman Band and the Mixed Chorus. These extra-curricular activities have brought them close to the citizens of Nowata. N owata High School BUILDINGS Buildings help make the school. They provide the surroundings which a stu- dent needs to prepare himself for the outer world. We, of Nowata High School, are proud of our buildings. is ia, df W! nr. ,V ly QR :sr '- 'Fifa - ll ul FAQ, Nowata High School Gymnasium Books! Books! Books. She loves the library and spends four hours a day there, and the other two in English IV. She holds a B.S. degree from Arkan- sas University and has done graduate work at Peabody, Nashville. On the side, she likes to swim. LOUISE JAMES ,xr ,. Q 'n- u llllllllllllllllll 7- First Hour English Third Hour English Vid? 2 As. .lilly I 1 2 S 1 ,A ' HAZEL ROEPER Art I .ind ll Miss Roeper holds an Ali. degree from Central State College, Edmond. She loves art as it is portrayed by the work of her students. Her other I favorite hobby is music. 3 BERNICE BRICKER Office experience, in a number of different offices, helps Mrs. Bricker to make our business training practical. She holds a B.S. degree from Oklahoma State College, Tahlequah and a Master's degree from Oklahoma ASLM Accounting is her favorite subiect, and she loves music as a hobby. Typing I 00t0t6'Z66 Lois - fast typist H 5 i wi gsm? Y ' sp A I ktfigiS,fgLiif'?5,jifixg'Tj?i if :SL ,if-1L,P Fr. f.i1zi5gLw3Wriw :e: f'f- iii:-I 'z V ff. llf -z ir' . i , iv ,aa ,wit f i . -sv 's 1 ifx 5. ff? 1 Vg at i ,, 5. t , kr ,Y -1 , ' Ein tffsfls. , ' M S 1 P w wf . 3 Q 5 Typing I ' A Usua Sight- Bookkeeping X 5 .,. , i Q45 all Typing I Charles-good position Typing II Bookkeeping., P' ,, 1. v ,... 5 ' M aki ? Shorthand Bookkeeping Www Saaaamdcc A GENEVIEVE HENNIGAN The prize project of, the year was an experiment on proper feeding of two Hamsters. One can readily see the proper Ffom Texas' State Cfmege fQf Xxlomefx development of the correctly fed Hamster during a five-week C0mff5 M155 Hefmlgafl With 21 B-5- Period. degree. She is very much interested in every phase of homemaking. G , . ff 5 1 - f FHA OFFICERS--An enthusiastic group of girls ready ,ff- and willing to do a good job. Home Economics I I X I M Qtsfw Home Economics II Home Economics I VESTA H. FOY I gfrletazq We find in Mrs. Foy an open mind on all historial happenings, both the past and present. She holds an A.B. degree from the ' University of Wyoming in English and History and a Master's degree from Oklahoma ASM College. Her hobby is music. She studied violin at the Ithaca Conservatory of Music, Ithaca, New York. Last summer she attended the Institute of Inter- national Affairs at the University of Wyoming. 2 American History World Problems??? 'i Q ,., av. ' r-,I . W I Q Q may r ' , , I . ra I ybfq Ive ,W Oklahoma History World History ,rn r 9 .P -Jw YAQIAP 'ev -a To 11 uiie 7114112 nfl fl1e ll'UI'fd'.i' bfi wif.--Jonson W fdfly American History JOHN GREENLEE English II Salesmanship is Mr. Greenlee's favorite hobby. He has enjoyed fifteen years' actual selling experience during the summer months and still enjoys those contacts. He holds a B.S. degree from Emporia State Teacher's College, a Master's degree from Kansas University, and has done graduate work at the University of Colorado. Consumer Economics General Science U Biology Q J swf? - 8 Q2 xv ' 20 ' 4, itfgfrfmyl.. -4 lag? ,-UQIQQ, , X' 1 4 Physical Geography QUINTON WEST One cannot be around Mr. West until they find that his favorite work is Science. He holds a B.S. degree from Northeastern State College, Tahlequah and has done graduate work at Okla- homa ARM. He spends his spare time on his favorite hobby, radio. 65 1 QJC1. 4- ' QQQQY' -If ltd' Driver Training At Work on an Experiment l .W 'tai Chemistry Class NVatching Mr. Large is head of our Industrial Arts Department in our high school. He is a graduate of Northeastern State Col- lege and in his spare time you will find him doing what he likes to dc best, oil painting. JOE E. LARGE SHOP I Mr. Large showing our high school inspector, Mr. Thomp- son, his new cabinet space in a closet in the new ln- dustrial Arts Building. Work Is Sometimes Fun One Way to Smooth Your Troubles Away K ..,. our VIVIAN SPURGEON An entluisiasm for math is shown by Miss Spurgeon as she works with her classes eiiuh day. She has an A. B. degree from Williiixiw jewell, a B. S. degree from the University of Mis- souri and Ll Master's degree from Peabody. T if 'li ie . U L M irtlii Hunter Explaining Problem Geometry Class XX'.iuliing 1456055 ' University. She has done graduate work at University of Illinois, Urbana. Her hobbies travel, music, and tap dancing. W3 47, WE , at 'fri fix? ' 9 af E3 f E Miss Davis holds a B.S. Degree from Phillips the are LORENE A. DAVIS gc cl W Valentinia Latina -f --'is.Qf. fm .yi T. Y- at English III Latina Verba Pictura ft A r u-3 . Qf Ni.54M'i7M?f , ff- F fi i it iiflrf 51. 'list'--1 57:45 ' wi I as Latin II Latin I Gallic Bellum. The Latin II class is studying U 5 E GLORIA BROWN is 3 PFAM English 1, Speech and English are the things in which Mrs. Brown is. mainly interested. She holds an A.B. degree from the Kansas State Teachers College, Emporia, Kansas. if v3 Poetry-I wonder what that is? Speech Miss Evans using the wire recorder with a few speech students. PAP ERS Or FUTURE , as 94:49 mi 1950-51 Vocational Agriculture students at the Shop entrance to the new building W Tl 4? T 'it Q. 5? Ulf There are 42 students enrolled in Vocational Agricultures four classes. These students have invested in farming slightly more than 3250.00 per student. Their farming projects include dairy cattle, beef cattle, hogs, sheep, poultry, field crops, and seed crops. Chapter members were the exhibitors of many of the outstanding exhibits of crops and livestock at the 1950 Coffeyville, Enid, Nowata, and Tulsa Fairs. The chapter has had as its first aim, Cllllllllllllffy Beflermenf. CHAPTER OFFICERS sg ?,if W JO Q-.em riff rl. 1 3330 fav f Pkg X 'jg :fQf?vg?1pij:5 V f '- q M102 ' 5w..w tifiti, Charles rning Secretary f , . 1 P ? -in A , . el , J qiwagjr 3 Q lifjlangis A 1 -su. 1n,,,9-P' . '- Leslie ' ham Vice- eu! , . 10004, CF F0 553: S,,mN.' Harry le Treamrer 'Q' . FI' 15. li lor 'P' ' 0 ff . M uni.-.... This is the soil testing demonstration and the fourth hour class. Eldred Harris, FFA Direrfm' 0 Our guidante program this year has been largely confined to organizational work. We are developing a program, which in the near future, will extend from the lst through the 12th grades. However, this year our work has lween primarily with the seniors. We have .1 testing program that provides information regarding the student's siholastit ahility, interests, and personality adjustment. We have provided votational guidante with individual tonferentes regarding the students future plans for a tareer. Next year we plan to expand our program to intlude all of the high sehool instead of the seniors, primarily. We also plan to include counseling and working with students who have problems of a scholastic nature and personality adjustments. wx ' 63 Waldo R. Campbell Direrlm' nf Glzidizme PSYCHOLOGY k In X Ruta cm. Qowboyf Q s x xt Lox wtk 5. SW .My QJLILSS W ho, Green 1' fcshmcn. X Loatmsg On the lob? Two Young Tuzans f+ A13 Htt Cui ' Setting Pretty. A, gvm,ww-vig, :gg gn,-gf an fm gm Q -, wqgfuvlvingwr' M nfefear' . dt-'L-1 14: 'KL J , ff.,,...,' W .4 WA, 15.1 .1 . , ,, , ., ,',, , , N ,uh War - 1 - N, -ftziyw m,.., f-:wiv :ws-'R 5 ,Wag Q 11:4 V v-.pry-A1 , wig mfg: if 55Q.jp,1?m - +-gq,irj.f.--,fgf- Eff? i ,',,,.i-'f.,.AM,, -' K - r. it 'f . . 'PL ,,'su.w,+1 , x -2--:L , 3 W ,F x- , . 'X M ,,.5. .- Q f 1 ' A K . 3 1 if f c Y R , A , , ' , , 5. H' J ' 1 -' pq- - 15 H H- 11 S: aj M .. x .f ,M ,E Q S+ hr ,235 Q l , - I fs. N.. 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Second row: Barbara Cochrun, Mary Turner, Betty Couch, Dennia Cook, Gertrude Vaughan, Loretta Bloom, Phillip Harvey, Buford Parrish, Billy Lay, Wayne Critch- field, june Hall, jay Link, Susie Cobb, Phyllis jean Smith. Third row: jeri Cook, joan Wilson, Ruth Harrington, Rosanna Patton, Patricia Perkins, Mary jane Androes, Mary Helen Cochrun, Winnie Mason, Lewis Reed, Leroy Inman, Lindel Hagebusch, LaVerne Stroud, Mary Snider, jane Smith, Helen Holboll, Fourth row: Margaret Hagebusch, Patricia Hutton, Patsy Pierson, janet Landers, Margie Berry, Patty Parrish, Gwena Parrish, jill jones, Barbara Liston, Gaynell Groover, Judy Cook, Catherine Price, Phyllis Ann Smith, Mary Nicholson, Grace Ann Couch. Barbara Cochrun Lucille Dees At'm111bm1i,if Direrlor X J . r i GIRLS QUARTETTE judy Cook, Mary Hclcn Cochrun, Charlene Ryan, Lynn Hunter TRIO Dcnnigl Cook, Loretta Bloom, Gayncll Groovcr BOYS QUAR'I'E'l I'E Bill Lay, Don Wlmitc, Buford Parrish, Lindcll Hngcbusclm gag gm aggfwa 1 , - ' f , ,,, K f yoga r , I ' , ' , Q A - I 4 '35 . , ' fr r 'V- i M' P P 'z 're ' 41' at esri at at rs. A s Buford Parrish Betty Couch Loretta Bloom Louis Reed Margie Berry Wayne Critchfield Prerident Serrelary-Treamrer Bu.rine.f,f Manager Librarian Librarian L1braria11 Basketball Coronation Football Coronation Christmas play-Seniors 1950-51 '01 ,V l 'nr'-N 'N-1 .L .3'.4fv h4-1. Rah! Rah! Rah! Waiting for Good News Mary Ann Turner, Lynn Hunter, Betty Couch, Class kings and queens of the 1951 IRONMAN Patsy Pierson counting the money they received from their sale of annuals. A i P 5 Y I r 7Zowaz!a 'Yfzonmen Zend N Top row: Edward Stout, Robert Auten, Earnest Sellars, Sammy Brewer, Raymond Hunt, Delmar Mosher, Robert Rankin, jim Munson, Bob Kimbal, Bill Lowrey, jerry O'Dell, Bob Magee, Rufus Walker, Marvin Wilson, james Swain, joe White, jimmy Birdsell, 'X Robert johnson, jimmy Orndorff. Middle row: jack Dawson tDrum Majorj, A 1' L Eva Lou Murphy, Tommy Harrison, Carol Harshman, Shirley Feltenberger, x Ginger Lang, Ruth Turner, Ann George, Lois Moore, Vada jo May, Margaret Quigley, joyte Sue Robertson, Betty jean Robertson, Marlene Lang, Betty Cline, Mary Osborn, joan Reed, judy Harrison, Martha Hunter, Carol Ann Martin, joan Sparks, Marla ' ff' 5 x A Clinton, lireda Roberts, Andy E. Clark jr. QDireetorj. Bottom row: Ronnie 'f 'H' Cummings, Dickie Smith, Darrel Blum, Gale Sheridan, johnny Lee D Waters, jerry Robertson, Wanda Lay, Edra O'Dell, Wilma Lay, judy Auten, Shirley Nunnalee, Shirley Adair, judy Harrison, johnny , k'i Clingan, james Cline, Tommy Saddler, George Eckels, john I , 3 , Ed Wendt, Bob Blum, jay Smith. TWIRLERS: l,,'fm,,,,..tMt:, ' gg Susan Guthrie, judy Woodard. fMargie Price, 5 P--.,,,,,, T X janet Whitthureh not shown.j V I . 5'-. ,Af S i ' ,Q R Nl .1 I FX K ,VK 5 K 4 if ,7 kt -I 0 Ula i n i t B- j W s f -. S I , K D A- i f 1 ,Z W - idwd' X ,f A , -'.. . l',V so 1- ' . V V ',,f V Xy,' 1 .law 'iii HMM M Ya N , x - , j it. - 2 ' L ' W- ' -A A M IZ ' ',' I ' ',l ' ffafl, Of. ifgfn' 'll,fl,5, ,i ,R lil. if ffF i',' Lt , Nw, I J 5 ' E N ' an Kyiv . . ,,,i,j STEAMBOAT CLARINET s1zCTioN 'Q K M- '-G' The Nowata Ironman Band has oft times been referred to as Tbe Piide of Nowataw. It's matching colors of maroon and white have thrilled audiences everywhere. This past year the band has been engaged in several pro- grams in which they have been main attrac- tions. Two of which are the halftime show at the Miami A8cM College-Northern junior College football game and the complete half- SAXOPHOBIA time show at the University of Tulsa-Still- water ASLM frosh football game. in which they used their night lights. -3 of T KT fag. W .2 -, sgt . ' xy-Qx VV y - 'll M sy- AQ! ' l l fig -We E2 52:-23:55. l . i JK 5' gh H Riu Ti uv ' ll BRASSOLOGY UGA FLAG TWIRLERS ' , 10' my 'Y . x X Q A 1? Q 1 ' ' ' A 1 Q , I. I Q N: v ' W M1 t , f 'Xi ff iff I 1 A . h' J' - , . 'VT ... K, 1 ,, t -1 K - - ,.- 'f X 1 P3 f - ' ' f f X K ' 'EXW' QQ . ' Q i.: -2 '. Q ' I . X, Y K m V - 5 . N , Q ',N -ww. Q V ' K ii ' A X M 1 W ' A Y Q ,ki x YV X gl Hi: 5. wk 4? I L. f I m ? , f S ' W 5 Wcmcmllalrni X X I , L' I Suxm Guthrie Mnrjoric Price ' A I jnmct Wlllflllllflkll 'lack Dawson HYTHM STUDIE I FLUTES Saw! iff M U. Wan? 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W , , john Brown Wiley Armstrong C nach Afriflfwl C oacla A SQUAD IN ACTION Q 1 I P l Dewitt Ballard john Krouse jim Flickinger Glenn Secondine Dick Snodgrass Quarterback Halfback Fullback Blocking Back Quarterback Benny Cambron Herman Miller Glenn Williams Bill Glynn Franklyn Taylor End Tackle Tackle Tackle Guard Dewey Burk Tom Nowlin Jerold Wood john Howe Robert Rush j, .ll Rim-f lincl lincl Blocking Buck Tackle Hnlflmck lfulllxuk . 'v ' ,, Hs .V l .a 'X llivirl Cioocly Willi.1r11 Darnell Bill Rush R. L. Pearce Bob Cfgurh C enter Guard End Guard C1-mr-r Rolwerl ,lnincs Willis Wiggirls Scotty Colclren Lewis lfouts Don Holinswortli Ciu.ml lfncl Tackle Tackle Emi 5 L A . E W, V in 45,4 pix 61' 'f John Upchurch A SQUAD Ronnie May Center ' Guard . A ' W ' YP Don White B SQUAD jim Hudson I-Ialfback Guard 9 v Harold Wood C SQUAD jim Ellcdgc Halfback Guard J Q P sw bi Z' f flw w-3' iv' B . Keith Wickharn Bill Edmiston C. C. Macy, Manager jimmy Grant Bob Hull End Guard Zmketfad l 1 V12 HAHSQUAD so Sf iii , B, W 'fu T 'P mx Sr is .-Si s 2 , B- ii My xg ,Q 35 M Q W '11 A Ben Cambron, Willis Wiggins, Dewey Buck, jim Flickinger, jack Elgin, Dick Snodgrass, john Krousc, Bob Rush, Lloyd Dye. OW4 ES? we Y x -, X .M X -3' 's xr -i Nix' L M 'E f lil 4. X X, W, fl X X. C F . XC? K f 'xxjf o fp J , B l SE I HSA X as X 2 eg: Qt 2' B .seo A , , 5, i an I 1 'BHSQUAD 3' F S95 Ki? wi: XXV Bill Rush, Warren Berry, Henry Hemphill, David Coody, Bob Magee, Glynn Williams, jim Hudson, Harold Wood, Bob Marley, jerold Wood. sr. .X JUNIOR HIGH SQUAD Danny Meyers, Raymond Hunt, Harold Wood, Jerold Wood, Warren Berry, Leroy Inman, Bill Rush, Richard Bloom, Bill Blair, Billy Edmiston. ,Y , , , , M kgs' , -- -W W- an , 2. ,,,,l. ,. 5' QE. K' i , , . S9 ., i , ,.,,, M ' . 'iiffiisifw 1 . ,. , lim. . - ei , Action Shots- AH Squad Coach Brown Affl. Coafb Armstrong .4--' Offiee of LEON S. JOHN, Prizzcipaf fUllCAiit,N H l3l.AlllN fDUCAHON Miss james' Everyday, Effective Bulletin Boards D. 14. 2. zfcaazd Loretta Bloom received the National DAR Citizenship Award at the annual award assembly, Loretta qualified in all the require- ments and made over a B average. The requirements tor the National DAR Citizenship Award are as follows: 017 I 1.Dependabilityspunctuality, truthfulness, self-control. and loyalty. 2.Service-co-operation, courtesy, and consideration of others. 3. Leadership-personality, and ability to assume responsibility. -4.Patriotism-an unselfish interest in family, school. community, and nation. V Loretta was active in Mixed Chorus and .1 member of the Girls' Trio. if She was also elected the Secretary of Teen Town. LORIETTA BLOOM U KIRK C9 SON I NIYYFXII1 IXNILIBI-IX lxllulx Complimenfs of I : ff . ORIE PRICE 'r f'-' I 1 'CG 644766 Qs:-1. GENE HELNDRIOKS f . HMA DELAWARE ' DAVE 3. WARD NEELY L 3 8- K I I ' , PECAN L A nsurance XLR , f QQ .15 ,,,, 7 E AXxNXZE, i 0? 1 LANNING C7964 SEED ,L -FLOVV-ET? SH O13 ' CQ. if PHONE an ALL HOURS 'D Since l902 Af' 'WW Ga Q Y NOWATA CLEANERS .QD MARTIN A l23 Q ' A, ,Z Phone ' J Dry Goods ' M' ll n Nowaia, Oklahoma M Phone 25 Jud Good Food c loan ' 4 A DUGAN O- ,Iv FRIGIDAIRE Gia NOWATA, OKLAHOMA J' ggSEK50':9e + of if M THE LLJMBEE CO. 454 EA 62.50146 NOWATA OKLAHOMA J. A. DEMPSEY, Manager Esfa blished in I 898 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Complimenls of rho 0,4 SERVI C COMPANY 0129522-I 27446253 Porlrail' ancl Commercial PHOTOGRAPHY I08-B Norlh Maple NOWATA, OKLAHOMA Home of BeI I'er VaIues I PHONE 794 Ihll Vlx OKLAHOMA OLEVE BANKS 6 PHI LLIPS SERVICE STATION TIRE and SUPPLY COMPANY Comer Oak and Cherokee A savings wirh every purchase Nowak' Okla- TITLE ABSTRACT COMPANY Esfablished l905 ABSTRACTS FURNISHED PROMPTLY HARVEY'S RADIO SALES AND SERVICE I 05 Easl' Cherokee Parfs and labor guaranfeed 90 days 57016222 INA CDTOIQ CO. WAT HENRY Owner Chevrolei' Buick SALES SERVICE W' 1 K, gf CA.- Qff Wffiam Lumber Dealer Phone 36 Nowafa, Oklahoma MOSHER GARAGE NOWATA, OKLAHOMA Molor Rebuilding - General Repair Paris 8: Supplies-Phone 360 912506 PALACE CLOTH I-ERS NOWATA GREENHOUSE Flowers for all Occasions H. C. THOMPSON W. E. STUDEBAKER Phone 2 I 3 MATHIS FURNITURE STORE The home of low prices UPCHURCH GROCERY Fine Qualify Foods Phone 796 CHANDLERS RITEWAY STORE Ar+icles for Every Occasion Campbell Hotel SUPERIOR ACCOMODATIONSH PHONE 98 The Leader Store OUTFlTTERS TO MEN AND BOYS GROVENBERG'S PAINT STORE We help you dress up your home Phone 294 SIMPSON HARDWARE SERVICE is our liirsl' l'houghl ' WEISS FOOD STORE FRESH Fnulrs AND VEGETABLES BLACKWELL PRODUCE We Buy Cream ancl Poul'lry GUS ANDROES MANAGER 6605 MOTOR CO NIPANY EXPERT AUTO REPAlRS Way cf fvfia DRY GOODS Visil This Sfore For NiFlUllmDLy Banquel' ancl Gradualion Dresses wil ancl P 'xl Accessories MELTON'S SERVICE STATION Cour1'eous Service Always J? PHONE 3ll FUNERAL SERVICE WVQZZ vga? 5226 NOWATA PHONE CHELSEA PHONE 700 30 REED 81 RICHARDSON BUTANE COMPANY Bufane-Propane Gas Tanks KEYSTONE SUPPLY CO. Mike Rober+s, Founder l9l4 PIPE AND OIL WELL SUPPLIES CI A I' Nowa+a-Barilesville an pp 'ences SERVEL' SALES Oklahoma Phone 889 Nowaia, Oklahoma WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE ' ' g DAVIS PAINT STORE and Sl-CRE P. T. Wes+macoH A Roberi' Hall ID ' Jil Qiilxl il k NEW REX THEATRE BOWEN EQUIPMENT co. ' p u, ' Besl' Wishes 220 Easi' Delaware - C. D. Hicks J. J. Bowden Nowaia, Oklahoma SNODGRASS CLEANERS RQSE V PHONE 6' SERVICE STATION , . Corner Pine and Modoc HARMON'S GROCERY p: - 3I6 Easf Modoc - Phone 593 Frozen Foods Qqfv Complefe Line of Key's Clofhing EBI MOSHER GARAGE PUBLIC SERVICE CO. Nowafa, Oklahoma of Oklahoma Mofor Rebuilding-General Repairing Q5 phone 366 Parfs 8: Supplies E Q Phone 360 NOWATA ABSTRACT CO. Firs+ Nafional Bank Building 7 H. A. Hunier. Presideni' Lei' us help you wi+h your , I s 9, NOWATA JUNIOR-SENIOR BANOUET I949-50 THE GRACE SHOP NOWATA BATTERY 8: ELECTRIC Buyers of Abandoned Telephones Leases and Pipe Lines Office 20' Res. 670 VICTORY NATIONAL BANK .. . .. NOWATA PIPE 8: SUPPLY CO. Your Friendly Banlc Dealers in Always Encourage our Youfh Pipe, Tubes 8: Oil Field Supplies Presenred by Carl Elgin Nowafa, Olcla NOWATA MACHINE WORKS S. G. HALL MOTOR CO. Dodge - Plymoufh .P 2 1354 CONEY ISLAND CAFE Clarence Meed it j , Phone 786 RAYMOND'S PRODUCE 81 FEEDS if Phone 428 hw R f 7 I39 Sou+h Oalc Nowafa, Oklahoma A . as . ..:-. pn I -J 21' JA! Af' Nillv lu lv N .Lvl W---...,,.. F: NTT' Q s .a:.?'g PM a -,- Cx nm, Huntxm, Our .mmtcur PlIOfOQT.lIWllL'f, Ronmc .lk 'Q Q N Aiffx Q- nom. 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