Nowata High School - Ironman Yearbook (Nowata, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1955 volume:

'v v Z f 1 5 i ,ff . . .. , . , X -f Vg-gf.,-f,-4 .-M5 f 1 v ' ' ff. ff Wk in ' 'ai-L I fri ll I We, the Students of my same 7611 Dedicate This . . . eere e to the Future and Progress of Our Communityp Where . . . X 0 'R W? THE LITTLE RED SCHOOL HOUSE YE OLD MUSCLE FACTORY AND MEETING HALL gddftdqg S A LANG clerk RAY BIRDSELL member CHARLES ELLEDGE member R A KAUFF MAN presldent J W MARTIN superintendent E F KENNEDY vuce presldent G D HICKS treasurer nhrzzia Qfiig jzslxnnls ynmaia, Gklahnmzz Gentlemen Our School and Community wash to Thank you our Board of Edu cation for your Interest and fauth IU our school your belief In tts pos subulltles and your desire for :ts progress and Improvement What you have done an our behalf wlll serve as an msplratnon for us to struve toward even greater achievements In the future J ' 2, The Board of Educafion speaks for all fhe people of +he communiiy. H' works wifh ifs execufive officer, l'he superinfendenl' of schools, in developing fhe policies fhal' guide +he school fsysfem. We believe 'rhaf 'lhe purpose of public educaiion is fo help each boy and girl affending our schools develop info fhe finesl' fype of American ciijizen as il is possible for him or her fo become wi+h reference +o his inlelligence, his emofions, his physical well-being, his characfer, his spirilual po+en'l'ial, and his personalify. NELL DAVIS M School Secrefary ' 1' MAXINE ADAMSON English B.A., Oklahoma A 81 M LOU AMAYA Foreign Languages Physical Education B.S., Oklahoma A 8K M A. B. BAKER History ,L A 'Q' A ,. 55 L 3 'ibm X ' is 2 O Q if A S 1 1- , B.S., Northeastern State M,S., Oklahoma A 81 M MARTHA BRANT JOHN BROWN Business Education Physical Education B.S., Oklahoma A 8- M B.S., Central Missouri State I 3 ss fl' 41 JP' .Qs if r ' Q . 4 , .J ' 1 1 'Q RITA BRYANT Speech and English B.A.,.Oklahoma University LUCILLE DEES Vocal Music M.M.E., Oklahoma University VESTA FOY History and English A.B., Wyoming University M.A., Oklahoma A 8- M ELDRED HARRIS Vocational Agriculture M.S., Oklahoma A 81 M LOUISE JAMES Library M.A., Peabody College I WW , J?- J- if 45'-if ' ' U -miflxi, . 2,-we :wt 96' - F I 1 It RUTH SPENCER VIVIAN SPURGEON Vocational Home Economics Mathematics B.S,, Oklahoma College M.A., Peabody College for Women M.S., Oklahoma University VERNON STALLINGS Art B.A., Southeastern State MATHEW TYER Instru-mental Music B.A., Northeastern State QUINTON WEST Science M.S., Oklahoma A 8i M GLENN MOORE Distributive Education M.S., Oklahoma A 81 M I P- i' f? , L- 1x.5' Q 'ffixy f -lg: ! JOE LARGE Industrial Arts ELS., Northeastern State BEATRICE LATIMER Typing and English AB., Wichita University BRUCE LEHMAN Psychology and Guidance M.S., Oklahoma A 8- M WILLIAM O'NElLL Physical Education B.S., Southwestern Missouri State M.S., Peabody College 92 4' CUSTODIAN MRS HUEY 2444 Dzcaefw O CONNER MAGGARD LARGE MR BAKER TRAFFIC DIRECTOR MR KELLER Offwe Staff JUDY AUTEN CAROL COLTER MARILYN BIRDSELL SHIRLEY FELTENBERGER PAULINE MATHIS EDRA O DELL CONNIE PRICE CUSTODIAN HUEY - 0 WIF . 'R ' .1 U I- X. ' C I ur: MR. if Ik -J M- U .1--Q' ' it f ' . 1 - 1 '12 f . . k I .. A I qi F ,4 ' 4 Q. .4 . - tl .Vx 'L q' A I 5... 'f V W - if -. ,: I EQ q 1 5 I 5 Fw 4 , -gi-n.v .L l ,, ' ff.',.' . . -f- ' ., A g A I S 1 KL.. . 5 Jw . I MR. ' MR. MR. JERRY JONES in Presidenf E, -, ., 1 RON ODD N15 Presldenl Seve a CUMMINGS V'Ce and rfeasure I' I U' JUDY ALBIN DAN ARNOLD BOB BAUMAN FRANCIS BEUMELER Once a flrrf always a Irs hard to reach an old Always ready for a laugh Slow and delrberare but ,ff dog new fncks he knows wha! he wants 'X JERRY BLACK BOB BLUM LEE BRADY The berfer you know ham Where fhere s Bob there s Qurer but genval he makes Bnghf and cheerful wlfh a fhe beffef you hke hm-1 a way frlends wherever he goes pleasant way MMT . t A . fy 7 X f fl' . I l - . x Q LULA BRANNAN 'QP 'ij' Gb iff: an 'by WANDA BRANNAN NITA BREWER ELLA BUSTER MARY CAMPBELL NORENE CLYNE Hath more than she show- The little girl with the big A pleasant manner is The art of silence is as Silence is more eloquent eth, speaks less than she giggle. worth a fortune. great as that of speech. than words. knoweth. mf RUTH You think s nv? 'Y Hs: TONY CONINE ii - If CLYNE he is bashfull JANET COATNEY A dreary place would be the world were there not people like her in it. WAYNE COATNEY CAROL COLTER Once more around the A ioke's a very serious square. thing. l '-v Q25 RONNIE CUMMINGS S-J RHONDA DART Oh, why should life, all His footsteps in the sands The world always looks labor be? of time will always point brighter from behind her in the right direction. smile, and because of it. .. 5 3'2 i ' Hf :,l+vff' i. M A . 4 yuan ' 'WV f',i . .1-I , f I I ' 5,4 , Mi. 4 ' ' . st A . Q Y N' 3, . '1 X r y,.,Z L ' 1 x Z. 34 IRENE DUDGEON BEVERLY EADES PAUL ELLEDGE Sunny hair, sunny dispo- A merry heart goes all the Make hay while the sun sition, a smile for every- day. shines. Ofte. SUZANNE DODGE CARLA DRISKILL Ask me no questions, l'll Man has his will, but wom- tell you no lies. an has her way. an ' C my 4-V -- ' ilu 1' is 'N 'fe L .. xN JIM ELLIS SHIRLEY FELTENBERGER Amusement is as necessary Always folly, always kind, to man as labor. she's the girl you like to find. 'Q X Q fs.. . 5 . UK A E PATTY FITZWATER MARY ANN GLYNN ALLEN GORDON BOB HARPER JUDY HARRISON I5 Texas what She thinks Her stay with us wag all There's nothing he won't Nobody's enemy, every- l1ere's no accounting for ir ig? too short. dare. body's friend. the actions of a woman. 115 mx- W LILADENE HUDSON DEAN HOLINSWORTH PATTY JOHNSON CLARENCE JOHNSTON Sunny side up. Somewhat bashful, some- Cool as a cucumber. A boy with an answer for what shy, she'll get over it everything. by and by. U 'V 'aw 'P T'-T JERRY JONES CAROLYN KEITHLEY EDITH KELLER TED KRAMPF SAM LANDERS A genius when it comes Size is no barrier to effi- She has a quiet look, but A better leader there nev- it pays to advertise. to f8Cli0- ciency. so has dynamite. er was. s ' !?'I5fiii'5 X - 3353 F 4 S 'f'-':1?5. ' ' R, 'ev - '?fie?,Q??f3ffai -- fi ' 1 ' . , , P rf 555 MARY FORTNEY RUTH LUNSFORD HOWELL MABRY RAYMOND MAGGARD PAULINE MATHES Always hoping fora letter. -A maid's best dress is What relief there is in a Ever ready to fill her up Wifh 5 Smile f0f 9VefY0'1e bashfulness quiet SOUl- -Cyour carj. She 9095 00 he' WHY- -IMI 1.4 WL' filh, be U 'P lung 'tl -vE3gr...,'-41,4 -- 'iff I 'fj fi' r ' ' Q95 :Hi ' 'f ' me R, -L. :, I-P ,ff3e52,W.: I i ' iff, I , f , rf- - '. I. 2.1 ' S' . VADA JO MAY JOE MCCLURE PAT MCGUIRE JEROLD MEYERS JIM MUNSON She gets around. Stillwater runs deep. Full of fun and mischief lr is a wise man who His Capachy for making foo, doing things he knows when fo Speak his friends is unlimited. ghouldffr do. mind, and when to mind his 'Gr' Yi' 29 SUSIE MURPHY MARY ANN NEFF GENE NICHOLS LORETTA NUNNALLEE Hurry iS the weakness of Tall , . . slim . . . sophis- With malice toward none. Little, but mighty. fools. ticated. sa' JOLEEN OWENS RAYMOND PARRISH CONNINE PRICE JOHN QUIGLEY CAROLYN REDMAN Friendly and polite, I couldn't be good if I The world's no better if Easy come, easy go. Sllenfe is One Of the Qfeaf would, and I would,-I'f be we worry, life's no longer arts of conversation. good if I could. if WE hvffy. CHARLES REDMAN ALFRED RIFF CATHERINE RILEY JOY ROBERTSON IKE SMART It is not good that man The race is not to the Going steady-ain't it fun? To a young heart, every- There is no 'strength in should be alone. swift, nor the battle to thing is fun. brawn without brain. the strong. 5 JOE SMART CLAY SMITH KENT SNODGRASS BOBBIE STANDEFORD LANORA SUTTON A sea-going sailor was he, A little nonsense now and Oh, let tomorrow take care For he's a folly good fel- Sincerity in her eve ry then is relished by the of itself. low. word. best of men. 'ws ,,J: Tf'Q8'7 t ,. . , Q I9 I, 4 2' 1 Xl V 11-s '54 is K I I GENEVIEVE TAUTFEST GERALDINE TAUTFEST JIM TODD lt's nice to be natural, 5PeeCh is Qfeaf, but silence ln my merry Oldsmobile. when you're naturally nice. is greater. inn' WARD TURLEY You can tell what kind of wheels he has in his head by the spokes that come out of his mouth. X ,Q ,r RS .rv -43' DAISY VINSON ALLEN WALTMAN JACQUELINE WATSON JOHN ED WENDT MARY LOU WICKLIFFE With so little noise an Easy going, but he gets A Pretty Girl ls Like A ln school he leads the Good things are twice as example she sets. places. Melody. band, outside h e 's just good when they are short. grand. I' 17 MARVIN WILSON DARLENE WOODS MARY ELLEN WINKLER VIRGINIA WOOD BILLY JOE PYLE Strongest minds are often Laugh and the world Her step is music, her Her ways are ways of The very pink of perfec- those of whom the world laughs wifh you, voise a song. pleasantness. tion. knows least. 1 ao- ' Pl-llL LANDERS Presfdenr M54 .1 - X P ik K f ff 5:5 5-if o I. -s I If 1 ' of 6 U -I X ' 'll K If :::vl VER X X.0 PICHA f' 7 MM NNEPi.denT I Q lDn.',: 5Scref6rRD SMITH vice PFGSI . IQ! ,, .Quilt lhrfeasure r ii 4:-Q Sv 'YJ' Darel Blum Joan Boultinglwouse Bonnie Brady DeWayne Brady Lillian Brenner Jim Brown Francis Chair James Cline arf? 4' Q ,,-. Z A Picfure , Noi ' ggi 4 Available XJ? l Jean Allen Judy Auten Johnnie Barnes Erville Berry Jim Berry Marilyn Birdsell Kenneth Bloom Bobby Blose A 3 15' pl x,f0,4 Q . 019' x , M.-1 X- 5 x George Eccles Donna Edwards Bill Egermeier Leonard Farrell Vivian Fellinger Sue Fishpaw June Foster Orville Frauenberger Ina Mae Gilbert Earlene Gingerich Mary Grant Sandra Gray ,mg 49' P44 Y -..Q- ily Johnny Clingan Marla Clinton Robert Collier Jaclc Collier Don Compston Ronnie Conner Dan Crossley Patsy Darnell Ancil De-Moss Geraldine Dickens Anna Loy Dillahunty George Doclcins -Ji nr- Y -ff? i Ji -cr X Roy Grazier Charles Hall Hank Harney Belly Harringlon Donelda Hendricks Donna Houghfon Don Hudson Rose Marie Hudson Aronda Inman Jonell Jarvis Barbara Johnson Pa? Jones 16 ,-,-i at .1419 417 Q' K W ' 1 QA I KK . x -0 .1,.,, I 14 L 'V : 1-5, 'Ui l. , zz. AM .4221 ' -J .N ,Q x 'O -f we if 1'--1 Y fir' 'Z . Q Y I Sam Keller Arvella Kipps Phil Landers Kenneth Landes Wanda Lay Wilma Lay Cleo Lewis Ronnie Lilburn Don Lislon Bill Lowry Carol Lynch Sylvia Mabery 3 -J-4 ,K N: J .' ' 7 A1 ,bil ' 7 3 ' l I f i' 3 4-4' i5 fi 5.4- t--'Q ,uve .00 -'T' f GQ g 17 'qv 1-fv Sue Patferson Bill Perkins Mary Phillips Judi Porter Jim Reed Gillian Reich Jim Riff Janet Roberson Jerry Roberson James Robertson 'N or avi., WT' 'E '? gi? ,Qt Q......-y X. .4I9 Aicffxfffl in 'wg-4-Y i X al X f I2 'ef AW X. 5,1 I l 9 C, C. Macy Clefa Mason Jerry Maddox Carol McMains Jane Miller Carol Miicbell Dena Nichols Eclra O'Dell Jim Orndorff Linda Osborn Dora Parreif Eddie Perretf 1 -A l . 3 X ,-fe' 4:7 5' S., Beverly Robinson 4 Bradley Russell ....,-.1 cami L '79 .-.-.Af Jeri Shriver Barbara Simpson Hallie Skidmore Dale Slease Lloyd Smith Richard Smith Andy Sorrell Dori Straw 2 3 sand? ,,. 3 -v-9' fx Xi, fig i EEN MM GR JACK ELLIS Secfefary-Treasurer JOE BIGGERSTAFF Vice Pregfdem President Annette Ayrner Dixie Baker Virginia Bell Phoebe Betterton Joe Biggerstaft Rodney Black Bill Bonner Eva Brannon Barbara Branstetter Annette Brenner Marlene Briggs Lonnie Brown Eugene Buster Tommy Carpenter Kenneth Coberly Judy Compston Paul Costly Jerry Covey Lola Darnell Donna Dean Carole De Moss Donald Dick Sandra Dodge Linda Driskill X1 ov? 2, ,341 T Ol 8 ' X , 14 Q-1 , ij bi :fir xx I W . + S Q 'fs' -di 'G' ,pug 15 3 ai ab 5,-A1 5. ,, 2 '-f 1: fl , -4 ' , xl .1 . ' . 4 M Q ' f ,, ' , , 1 7' ,f - 1 I J I ,-J 3 i as '22 1. 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Elsten 1 i .-, - Q ii ,- iliillllillw J Jill 'iv 61 H 31 Jane Harrington Ronald Holland Mary Howard Franklyn Hughes Evelyn Hunt 'Z as lk Y. i F, i -of Y :' Q, L .. we Charles May Eugene Miller Jurlee Minton Marilyn Mixon Conroy Moore Jerome Gibson Leo Gingerich Jim Green Florence Griggs Opal Griggs Dennis Guthrie Sybil Hall Ronnie Harmon Dan Harper Mildred Harrell Milford Hemphill Jewel Hemphill Trilla Jackson Patty Johnson Robert Johnson Phillip Keithley Waldeen Landes Sherman Linn Shirley Linn Dale Long Roberta Mabery Freddie Maddox Bill Marley Carolyn Marrs Donald Parrish Mary Parsons Donna Sue Pearce Freddie Perkins Jerry Phillips Janet Porter Douglas Price Mary Quigley Avery Reeder Bette Redman Juanita Roberson Linda Rozzell Judy Slease Frank Smart J. Sparr Della Mae Spears Johnny Stallings Bob Stevens Myrna Stierwalt Floyd Sutton Ruby Tatum Thomas Tevebaugh Faye Thompson Margaret Tucker Betty Morris Sue Myers Vivian Myers Margherita Neville Stewart Nunnallee P fin ik' xi' Janice Scrimsher Ronnie Shannon Joe Sherman Lee Shouse Jim Simpson VL. ,1! 'Q4, bl. . 5 f ., 31 ' fa er-9 '3 , 3 f ,,.-v .4 t., i ! -.-af 'C -rv z5wuA.' , s , 554- . 55!f f'. ' 'G' s's X as -0 V ,fm ,4 'fobpix -ff 1' 'Li .1 M- 'O xi5 '.,' , Sv-4 A R A me Il J F . , X 9- T- 5 1 ' 1 'J 1 6 V . K X ' if . M . Av., .V A J ,2 . W , .ug A J. X Q 'ri XXX. 4 ll L L Q 1, A3 ...af A' cfure No 9' F 19' fo 47' lv ' Q X x Q 1 I t J I . . x JN ,Jud Available LI?- .il V Martha Turner Ruth Vinson Gary Vosberg Barbara Weaver Arlene White 'Sud Hara' CAROL CHMR SAM ARMSTRONG MA STRAWN' Secretary Treasurer Presldenl V199 President Judith Allen , -A Diane Anderson 3 Rosalea Armstrong Sam Armstrong Sandra Armstrong Mary Aultman ,A 1 1 B, T Lyle Ballard -6 David Bates Q32 1 'A' T Q 1 nf E ' Q 1.1 Helen Berry fi . Joe Beumeler , 33' M3359 Robert Black 'L a . B.H Bl k kg -4 Available i y an e I I 1. t'l,' ' Q4 l-A Y 'FP7 Jay Blose Donna Blum Nancy Bodle Alta Brady Bobby R. Brannon Barbara Bright Jerry Button Joey Buxton Carol Chair Jerry Coatney Jerry Conn Marquita Dee Winifred Diamond Guyla Dickens Jackie Durham Jaydell Fishpaw Verl Fouts Johnny Friodle Mary Lou Gillespy Sandra Graham 'Nl S-we 1 Y Y Judy Grant Hubert Graves ' Merl Ree Gray A Donald Guthrie r 55 Jim Allen Hamil Bonnie Harrington Bill Ray Hawkins Q We A fi 5 'ft X x P' I I' ' ig JerrY Heath 'Lge -I K? ' Thomas Hicks JSVVY Hesslen Available 2 N, I i .J Tom Hinclman A I v I' Mary Hodgens ' Jack Inman La Vonna Inman V Louise Inman Jerry Jackson A G' In ll x 5 Barbara Ann Jorden -3 D N Q Milton Kipps 1-ol ' -v4 I 5 Delbert Ladell Kirk ' 3- -' Bob Lambert - Z- - Billy Lane .hull I .,o- Lf James Larremore Linda Lilburn Jess Lockary Nina Love Elva Mathes Charlotte McClure Patricia Meeks Beth Miller Gwynne Miller Judy Mills Qs --up ,sr L? it 'X x Picture Patsy Sherlock Noe Dwight Shriver A,,,gl,ble Neil Snider Charlotte Stancleford Mary Beth Standeford Shirley Stephenson Sanclra Stewart Jim Straw Jackie Stroud Sandra Studebaker Marvis Sutton Eldon Swiggart Bobby Taylor Darwin Tevebaugh Mary Thomas Don Tucker Joyce Wallace Jimmy Watters Leon Weaver Ellen Upton Donna June Young Charles Epple nr 'lj i Patricia Nitz Patty Park Trouba Partain Leroy Phillips Connie Pierson Julia Pyle Robert Randolph James Redman Leone Rift , Jenna Lea Riley Georgia Ann Riley Veda Rush -4- , Martha Russell Dorothy Ryan Judy Sage Ax 6' V . ffl- X' v Q Earl Smart Carroll Smith X O .X N . .1 . . nv ai M ' A - as 2 Aj? X Q Q V -1 5 1 1 X . 6' J 'Q-1 w X I K 'X X A -S i- Iii' i amp. ,mf - R. 'EQ ga S ii? KG' - 3 6' V'-ur , , , Am and ' D-we A fr.. fly Gala-tp 375 f M3 can W A1-uv--v Biology-MR. WEST-First Hour Biology-MR. WEST-Second hour mi., 3 Q r ,Mg 906 'YQ 'fn' - 4 y k Wt. .I Chemistry-MR. WEST-Fifth Hour General Science-MR. WEST-Third Hour ., 412: Art-MR, STALLINGS-Second Hour Music Theory i. -MR. TYER-Fourth Hour 'fi fm 0 American History-MR. BAKER-Third Hour Ame ..ff ', : ...anal rican HistoryAMR. BAKER-Fourth Hour uw- --F.- in --ff 'f-- ' ' mg, nn.-.,. M ,lg , I ill American History-MR. BAKER-Fifth Hour American History-MR. BAKER-Sixth Hour ' I 1 -lllq World Hisfory-MR. BAKER-First Hour Oklahoma History-MRS. FOY-First Hour wi' tk Spanish I-MR. AMAYA-Second Hour Spanish ll-MR. AMAYA-Third Hour Spanish ll-MR. AMAYA-First Hour French II-MR. AMAYA-Fifth Hour Speech-MRS. BRYANT-Fourth Hour Speech-MRS. BRYANT-Furs? Hour I nu , X -e.--- l -.l 4... i A Algebra I-MISS SPURGEON-First Hour Algebra I-MISS SPURGEON-Second Hour 1. 5115 .5 A ' ' -Q x ' '-F1 l .. 5 fel: M' '?Sff,wi.f.: - A :X Q . 4 Q. - ff' Geomeffy-MISS SPURGEON-Fourvh Hour Algebra l-MlSS SPURGEON-Sixth Hour .-.....?- l -5 E Algebra Il-MISS SPURGEON-Third Hour General Math-MR. MOORE-Second Hour Lf' English l-MRS. ADAMSON-Third Hour English l-MRS. ADAMSON-Sixth Hour fl Q E io il - ' w English I-MRS. ADAMSON-Fourth Hour English ll-MRS. FOY-Fourth Hour Q' y .v7 'n'? Qi , 'mn' -.g, gi, , Z English I-MRS. ADAMSON-second Hour English ll-MRS LATIMER-Fif1h Hour I ' s I English Ill-MRS. LATIMER-Second Hour I ? L .fs English III-MRS. BRYANT-Slxlh HOUY r I . .. 5 V . Nb i A. , . f d Y Y - 'x English III-MRS. BRYANT-Fifth Hour English Ill-MRS. LATIMER-Fourth Hour A li 5 Q 3 rn English IV-MRS. BRYANT-Second Hour English IV-MRS. BRYANT-Third Hour 'xg Bookkeeping MRS, BRANT Sixth Hour 41 Shorthand MRS. BRANT Fifth Hour my-in Sims 'R Q3 ,-,jf Bookkeeping MRS. BRANT Third Hour Shorthand MRS. BRANT First Hour E i I 3 I Typing Il MRS. BRANT Second Hour .I Typing l MRS. LATIMER First Hour Typing ll MRS. BRANT Fourth Hour Typing I MRS. LATIMER Third Hour Q ww X ,-sf A i' Home Ec. I-MRS. SPENCER-Second Hour - 5 . 1 Kg, x. - - we Home Ec. I-MRS. SPENCER-Third Hour Home Ec. Il-MRS. SPENCER-First Hour Vocations-MR. LEHMAN-Fourth Hour Drivers Education-MR. WEST-Sixth Hour I I .X n ,Q- N ' v I, H ri . S J l I in Agriculture IV-MR. HARRIS-Fourth Hour Agriculture lll-MR. HARRIS-First Hour as ,J I H1 - 'WE'-q,,' -, . , ai' , 1 . . K, 4 1. 2 ' ff ' -'Mi s Q Q ' f 1 , ' :QfI9i- 'L P5 F G' ' 'X .1 X x Y xi 41 i q in h ' - Q ,SX :' A uk 'R Agriculture Il-MR. HARRIS-Second Hour Agriculture I-MR. HARRIS-Fifth Hour X'l 'X Distributive Education I and II-MR. MOORE-First and Second Hours ,Q-1 - Shop I MR. LARGE First Hour Mechanical Drawing MR. LARGE Fifth Hour Shop I MR. LARGE Third Hour Shop II MR. LARGE Second Hour l WW ff ,.asF.b.,. X Vx? RAYMOND PARRISH .J-1 FRANcls CHAIR JACK ELLIS DWIGHT SHRIVER 14, .. ' ygggl., .!'1!51Z ' ' - V N - V I - i 'K .. ?.3fiW .Q - Q , -V ' . - L-.pgfif 1 -- fp , l fa-4.2 .117 f f -f . A f- ,wif , ' gk 1 1 - ' , - CW' f ' '- 'K H, , ' ' '11 Z ' x....ef -EE? SUE PATTERSON 9 LORETTA NUNNALLEE 64660 MARILYN MIXON JUDY SAGE Football Queen, Her Malesfy SANDRA DODGE Prmcesses PATTY JOHNSON CAROL COLTER BARBARA JOHNSON DARLA YORK ANNETTE AYMER GUYLA DICKENS JOYCE WALLACE Her Malesfy MARY ANN NEFF Prmcesses LA VONNA INMAN CAROL MITCHELL JONELL .IARVIS DIANE ANDERSON ANNETTE AYMER JUDY ALBIN MARLENE BRIGGS Basketball Queen, 0 Scion! 'Zfawofa ' To be eligible tor The honor society a student's grades must be in the upper lO per cent ot 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 mem- bership will be presented to honor students by Mr. Martin at the award assembly. First row: Carol Sue McMains, Carolyn Keithley, Marla Clinton, Elva Mathes, Sybil Hall, Marilyn Mixon, Mary Grant, Carol Chair, Barbara Jorden, Diane Anderson. Second row: Geraldine Dickens, Shirley Linn, Patricia Meeks, Pauline Mathes, Mildred Harrell, Judy Auten, Carol Lynch, Connie Price, Carla Driskill, Vivian Meyers. Third row: Billy Ray Hawkins, Annette Brenner, Joy Robertson, Dodge Suzanne, Aronda Inman, Judy Sage, Sandra Dodge, Patty Johnson, Janet Coatney. Fourth row: Sam Landers, Johnnie Watters, Ronnie Cummings, Ted Krampf, Bill Bonner, C. C. Macy, Doug Price, Jerry Robertson, Jim Simpson. g 7.5 AZ CAROL COLTER TED KRAMPF IRENE DUDGEON gable' and 30-74' State Girls' State and Boys' State is a practical application of Americanism and good citizenship. It brings to the girls and boys of Oklahoma a greater knowledge of the fundamental principles of American gov- ernment, information of the rights and privileges of an American cit- izen and instills a deep sense of the personal responsibilities and obli- gations which this citizenship entails. QUALIFICATIONS I. Leadership 7. physical Fitness 4. Honesty 2. Character 5. Scholarship 3. Courage 6. Co-operativene SHIRLEY FELTENBERGER 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: Dependability-includes punctuality, truthful- ness, self-control and loyalty. I. 2. Service-includes co-operation, courtesy, and consideration of others. Leadership-includes personality, and ability to assume responsibility. 3. 4. Patriotism-an unselfish interest in fa m i I y, school, community and nation. Shirley Feltenberger was selected by the Sen- ior girls on the basis of the above, and she will receive a national D.A.R. certificate and pin at the award assembly. SS Biggest Pest JERRY COVEY C utest Girl SYBIL HALL 1'5- N-sz' w I Biggest Flirt MARY ELLEN WINKLER 70443 Best Personality . Best Athlete JEROME GIBSON and IRENE DUDGEN ALLAN GORDON Most Likely to Succeed RONNIE CUMMINGS Greenesf Freshman GUYLA DICKENS 7044 Ha ndsomesf Boy KENNY BLOOM S fp e Cufesf Couple Favorite Seniors JUDY ALBIN and JOHNNY CLINGAN SHIRLEY FELTENBERGER and TONY CONINE N Jam 'Marg Winner CAROL COLTER an coed MOHAMED AHMAD GHALI Under the provnslons of the lnternatnonal Teacher Edu cation Program Mr Ghall from Cairo Egypt visited nn our school for a pernod of fave weeks Whale here he studled school admunus tration and acted as a good wll ambassador for has country AW -ov- ff TED KRAMPF sssss s ss ss Edffof BU ERS C, C. MACY s v . A Assisfarlf Ediror SINESS CAROLYN KEITHLEY ,,7,,,,A,7 . Business Manager STAFF f A , J J sg? Y 1 ' ' .9 +'g Pl? ODUC-NON STAFF 51 mf ON AFV gg I I I 1 w EV I Q .0 f-f Av! ..-ff' f A 1.4! Q t - vi 1 S 4. my .4 4,414 O my LTR! 'als JM 1' it N. OFFICERS Pr s Trl Ia Jackson V es Roberta Mabery Sec Treas Sandra Slude baker Reporter Judy Slease Song Leader Jenna Lea Rmley .fp '4 OFFICERS Pres Edra O Dell V res Nuta Brewer Sec Treas Judy Auten Reporter Jo Ann Boultsng house Parl Aronda Inman Historian Ger aldrne Tauffesf Song Leader Suzanne Dodge wwf? 4 'T'- CD 'Sree at - ARMERS Q CAD 'Q PIO Q,-lo CB C cm CAD Our Hopes for Grand Champion Fa1Lamb, CBD Both of These May Become Champions. CCD OFFICERS-Bob Bauman, Reporter, Allan Waliman, Sen finel, Ray Maggard, Secretary, Jimbo Todd, Treasurer CDD Gene Nichols, President, Bob Blum, Vice President. F0urTh Hour Class Weighing Pigs. 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