Nowata High School - Ironman Yearbook (Nowata, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1965 volume:

A ' 1965 IRDNMAN Nowafa High School N i Okl h DEDIOATION AT THE END OF THESE ROADS LIES OUR TOWN May we also express our apprecia- tion for your support of our school program in general and respectfully invite you to continue. It is with grateful hearts the Annual Staff of Nowata High School dedicates this 1965 Edition of the Nowata Iron- man Annual to the Businessmen of Nowata, Oklahoma-the greatest little town in the World. We would like to thank you for the help and support you so faithfully give year after year. Your purchase of ad- vertisement in our yearbook is no small matterg for without it publication of our yearbook would be an impossibility. Annual Qiaff Officers MRS. WILLIE MITCHELL NICKI NICHOLAS ANDY MEYERS Advisor Photographer Advertising Manager We the officers and advisor of the Nowata High School Annual Staff present to you your 1965 IRONMAN. We hope you get many years of enjoyment from it. JUDY NANCI3 KATHY RADCLIFI7 ECIif0l' Business Manager Administration BOARD OF EDUCATION Don Kiser, Dr. W. G. Smith, C. D. Hicks, Charles Elledge, Sammy Miller, W. W. Radcliff, and Dr. Homer Flora GLENN C. MOORE G. L. CONNOR Junior High Principal High School Principal DR. WILLIE G. SMITH Superintendent of Schools LEANDER ROGERS DALE LYNCH Lincoln Principal Elementary Principal STANDING: SEATED: Janice Link Alice Gill Paula Holland Pat Stockton Mary Collier Janie Hifler Kay Lewis Lynette Grigsby Donna jordan Mrs. Berry Gaynelle Wickliffe julie Kinnard Charlotte Hewitt Sandy Smith Office Staff These secretaries of' our school fill an important func- tion in the efficient operation of our school offices. Upon their shoulders falls the task of keeping everyone posted on the routine of the school. MRS. JANET BERRY Principalls Secretary MRS. CATHERINE LYNCH Superintendenfs Secretary The 'faculty and administration, unlike the students, are a permanent integral part of a school. The student comes as an inexperienced sophomore, and three years later graduates as a mature senior. He helps Nowata to grow, but when he graduates his contribution is completed. The faculty member, however, spends his entire career giving of himself to the school-in his knowledge, interest, and friendship. In the classroom, the teacher interprets his knowledge and experience to the student. Through his guidance, he hopes to help the students grow toward the maturity each one is seeking. He also shows his interest by supporting Nowata's teams and productions, and by direct- ing his activities with enthusiasm. And, because of Nowata's size, he is able to offer friendship to the student, thus helping to create an atmosphere of warmth and security. It is the faculty who have put the educational building block of Nowata in place and who have made it not just a building, but an edifice of learning. GLENN MOORE Bookkeeping CLYDE MATTHEWS Vocational Agriculture BILL ACKLEY Biology Physics Algebra I BILL SHAHAN Basketball Coach Drivers Education Industrial Arts DALE HARKRADER Chemistry JERRY MINIHAN Problems of Democracy Sociology Assistant Coach MARTHA BRANT Typing I 8: II DR. W. G. SMITH Supt. of Schools BILL MCCARSON Football Coach Geometry PATTY HOLLIS Vocational Home Economics GUS CONNER Principal Spanish I 8: II ALICE BRADSHAXV English III Sc IV MARK WRIGHT World History American History XVILLIE MITCHELI Speech Developmental Reading BERNICE BRICKER Mathematics Shorthand I 8: II LOIS TUCKER Librarian English II MARK BASS Pe! Like: Eating Pi! Flare: Smart alecs Nofezl For: My fast typing Uizmlly Seen: Locker 206 Probable Orezzpiztiom' Voca- tional Agriculture Teacher Arliz'i1ie,r.' Football-2, Track- 2 KEITH L. BENNETT, JR. Vernie Pei' Like: lklusic Pez Haze: Poetry Noted For: Lovely voice Umally Seen: On motor scoot- er Probable Oempaliofi: Mechan- ical Engineer Afli1'izie.f.' Chorus-5, Band-3, All State Chorus, Stage Band 8 ALLEN BATES Pei Like: Jazz Band Pet Hale: People who tend to others' business Noled For: Music Ufzmlly Seen: Here, there, ev- erywhere Probable Ocrizpfzliozi: Political Science Major Aefi1'ifii',r.' Band-3, Drum Ma- jor-1, Chorus-3 MARIE BRADY Pet Like: Food Pei Hale: Homework Noled For: Speeches-Good Ufzmlly Seen: Verna jo 8: Jenni Probable Oeeupafions Secre- tary Aeli1fifieJ: Pep Club-2, FHA- 5 DELORES GEORJEAN ARMSTRONG George Pez Like: Food, food, food Pe! Hole: Tummy ache Nolea' For: Cute Speeches Uxzmlly Seen: Anywhere Probable OfL'lllfItIfi0IZ.' Model Aefiifiiiew Cheerleader-2, FHA-2, Pep Club-3 JAN ATKISSON Pe! Like: Friends Pei Hate: Spelling tests Noted For: Boy Scouts Ufiially Seen: In :1 Boy Scout Suit Probable Oec1zpe1lio11.' Chem- ical Engineer RODNEY ATKESON . Roclerige Pei Like: Girls, girls, girls Pe! Hale: Stuck up people Nofezl For: Carrying out gro- ceries Ilrimlly Seen: At Landers Prolmble Orfiijiulioiix Oil Business or Dentistry Arfiz'ifie.f.' Football-1, Basket- ball-2, N-Club-2, Track-1 ROBERT E. BAILEY Pe! Liber Anything free Pei Hale: It all depends on the mood I'm in Nofed For: Messy hair Usually Seen: Behind a trum- per Probable Occzzpalioizx Music Teacher Arfiziizfier' Chorus-3, Band-3, Stage Band-3 JANI BUCKWALTER Cinderfella Pez Like: Painting Pez Hate: Conceited Boys Noted For: Artistic Ability Ufaally Seen: Bonnie's Probable 0CfIl17Hfl!1I1.' Psy- chologist Acriifilief: FNA-1, Choral Club-2, Pep Club-1 CHARLOTTE CHESSMORE Pe! Like.' Pizza Pez Hale: Work Noled For: Being Busy Uyaally Seen: Around School Probable Occupation: Home Ec. Teacher Aelioizier: Band-3, Chorus-3, FTA-3, 4-H, State Honor So- ciety-3 SHERYL CALIMAN Millie Pet Like: Modern Dances Pet Hale: Town Gossips Noled For: Wittiness Uraally Seen: With Brenda Probable Oeeupaliorz: Teacher Arlizfitierx Pep Club2-, Honor Society-1 EDDIE CLINE Pe! Like: Dancing 8: Eating Pez Hare: Conceited People Noled For: Little Black Chevy Urually Seen: West End of Hall Probable Ocrupaliorzs Business Management Acti1fifier: Library Club-1 SHELIA BREWINGTON Pei Like: Friendly people Pez Hale: Snobbish people Nofed For: Historian of Li- brary Club Ufzzally Seen: In a '54 Ford Probable Orrajzafiozzf Nurse Af!iz'ilie.r.' Library Club-3 GARY BROWN Brownie Pet Like.' Hot fudge Sundaes Pet Hare: Cats 8: Cattie Peo- ple Nofeal For: Being a ladies rnan Uraally Seen: Going North Probable Orfapaliorzs History Teacher Afli1f'ili6.V.' Football-2, Track- I CAROLYNN LYNN BRIGGS Pet Like: Friendly People Pei Hale: Snobs Nolea' For: Temper Umally S een: XV ith Porkey Probable Orcupafiou: Nurse Aflilfifief: Pep Club-3, FHA- 1, Library Club-2 KAREN BUCK Per Like: Cowboys Pe! Hale: Missing Rodeos Nofed For: Horses Umally Seen: Eatin', Drink- in', and bein' Merry! Probable Orfupalioizs Rancher or Veterinarian Aefizfifief: B' Team Cheer- leader-1, A' Team Cheerlead- er-2, FHA-3, FTA-3, Pep Club-3, Annual Staff-3, Bas- ketball Queen 46... CANDEE CONDRAY Candy S. Pel Like: Frito Chili Pie Pez Hale: Stuck up People N oled For: Temper Ufually Seen: With Robert Probable Oceupazionr Model Aciirizier' Honor Society-5, FHA-3, FTA-1, Cheerleader- 2, Student Council-1, Office Girl-2 WANDA KAY CUMMINS ..Kay,, Pez Like: Selling Basketball Tickets Pe! Haze: Torn car seats Noted For: Typing ' Ufaally Seen: In Mr. Conner's Office Probable 0L'CllLl71IIl07l.' School teacher Aefiriiier: Chorus-3, Class Of- ficer, Student Council-1, Of- fice Staff-1, Honor Society-3, Chorus President I0 RAYMOND W. COOK JR. Shorty Pet Like: Eating Pei Hale: A sore loser Noted For: Big feet Uxually Seen: Everywhere Probable Occupafionf Veter- inarian Activities: Basketball-2, FFA-3 WILLIAM RAY CUMMINS Pei Like: Roast Beef Dinners Pez Hate: Vegetable Soup 8: Dishwashing Nofed For: Brains Usually Seen: Studying Probable Orrapalion: Chem- ical Engineering Artizfilies: Vocal Music-3, Stage Bancl-3, Class Officer, All-State Chorus-2, Student Council-1, State Honor S0- ciety-3, JOHN IE LYNN CLINE Pez Like: Friendly People Pe! Hale: Snobs Noled For: Weak Knees in Speech 1 Usually Seen: With Twila Probable Orrapalion: Ac- Countant Activiliexx Pep Club-2, FHA- 1, Glee Club-3, Library Club- 2 GLORIA ANN COLLINS Glorie Pe! Like: Bowling Pe! Hate: Gossips Noted For: Freckles Ufually Seen: With Ed Probable Qfeupalion: House- wife Arlizfilies: Library Club-2 CLAYTON L. COLLIER Lover Pei Like: Fast Cars Pe! Haze: Faster Girls Noled For: Shyness around girls? Ufually Seen: Creating Ex- citement Probable Oerupation: Grey- hound racing Acziniliey: Track, FFA, Bas- ketball SANDRA KAY COLLINS Porkey Pei Like: Friendly People Pet Hale: Snobs Noted For: Blushing Ufually Seen: With Carolynn Probable Orrapalion: Nurse Aclivizief: Pep Club-3, Li- brary Club-2, FHA-1 MERRELL SCOTT EMBREE Scott Pe! Like: Girls Pet Hale: Ain't got one Noled For: Flirting Umally Seen: Working Probable Ofmjwafiozz: Drafts- man Arfi1'ifier: Basketball-1, FFA- 9 LARRY FISHPAW Fishy Par Like: Holidays Pe! Hare: Loud mouth teach- ers N0lL'1l For: Affinity to Recl- heads Usually Seen: At the motel Probable Orflzpafiom Engi- neer Arfififier: Football-3, Basket- ball-3, N-Club-3, Stuclent Council-1, Track-3, All Con- ference Football ROBERT DWAIN FINK Robbie Pet Like: Steaks Pet Haze: Teachers Noted For: Not shaving Umally Seen: With Candee Probable Orrujfafiorz: Arfizfifier: Football-2, Basket- ball-2, N-Cltlb-2' PATRICIA ANN FOSTER Pat Pez Like: Cokes and Parties Pe! Hale: Hateful People Nofefl For: Parties Urzzally Seen: Witli a certain boy Probable Oerupaliozz: IBM Operator Affizfitief: Pep Club-2, FHA- I HOWARD DRISKILL Bob Pe! Like: Girls Pet Hale: Bookkeeping Noted For: Tearing out trans- missions Umally Seen: At the Police Station Probable Orrupafion: Beats Me. GRADY EDMONDSON Pet Like: Girls Pe! Hale: Stuck-Up -People Noferl For: Tencling the Coach Usually Seen: In the Check- room Probable Occupaliorz: AC- countant or Welder Aczizfifier: N-Club-2, Foot- ball-2, Basketball-2, Track-2, Letterman's Club-2, Student Trainer-1 PHILLIP DRISKILL Pet Like: Clothes Pet Haze: Snobby People Nofed For: Other Peoples' Bruises Usually Seen: With Debbie Probable Ofrupalion: Unde- cidecl Aeli1fitieJ.' Basketball-1, Foot- ball-3, All-Conference Foot- ball, Stuclent Council-1, N Club Officer, Track-3 RON EMBERSON Pez Like: Money 8: Clothes Pet Hale: Stuck-up people Nolea' For: Toothpicks Ufually Seerz: Uh-huh Probable 0ffllf7fIll0lZ.' Uncle- cided Arlizfilier: Football-2, Basket ball-3, Track-2, FFA-1, N- Club-2 LYNETTE GRIGSBY UBLIHOHU' Pe! Like: Pecan Street Pe! Hale: Long skirts Nofed For: Bickering Ufually Seen: With mouth open - Probable Ocr1zj1afiof1.' Speech Therapist Arfi1'ilief.' Music-2, FTA-2 DOYLE HAYES Indian Pei Like: Friday Nights 8: Weekends Pet Hale: Monday-Thursday Nolea' For: Lovely Tan Umally Seen: With Lou Probable Oerujzafiorz: Mechan- ical Engineer flrlirilief: Football-3, Baslkt- ball-3, Track-2, N-Club-3 I2 DICKIE HADLEY Pet Like: Sharon Lumrn Pet Hare: Snobs Noted For: Hot rodding Ufually Seen: On the streets Probable Orrupaliorzf Mechan- ic flffi1'ilie.f: FFA-2 CHARLES HEMPHILL Charlie Pei Like: Traveling Pe! Hale: Snobs Nofed For: Fire fighting Ufually Seen: Pit Probable Ofrapaliorz: Plaster- er Aefirifief: Football-1, Basket- ball-1, Track-1, N-Club-2 DEE ANN GARRETT Dee Pez-Like: Pizza Pez Hate: Unruly Classes Nolezl For: Dancing Uiually Seen: With Mike Probable Orcupalion: Unde- cided Acfiz'izieJ.' Chorus-5, Student Council-2, State Honor Soci- ety-3 VERNA JO GRAY Pef Like: Richard Pez Hale: Stuck-up people Nofeal For: Slow Talk Umally Seen: With Richard Probable Oruzzjeafiofz: Ac- countant Arzirfifies: Pep Club-1 JUDY GILLESPEY Pe! Like: Friendly People Pe! Hale: Snobs Nofea' For: Shortness Umally Seen: At Home Probable Ofvizpaziom House- wife Arli1:ilieJ,' FHA-2, Pep Club- 2, Cheerleader-1, Band-2 BILL GRIFFIN Little Bill Pez Like: Confusion Pei Hale: Silence Nafed For: Claw Uwally Seen: Hidin' from work Probable 0CfllfIdli071.' Demoli- tion Expert Arzirilief: School JERRY HOGIE Per Like: Food Pez Hale: Snobby people Noieal For: Ruddy Complex- ion Uxually Seen: At Home Probable Occupaiion: Mechan- ical Engineer Aciioiliey: Football-3, All Conference Football-1, Basket- ball-3, N-Club-3, Track-3 BEKKI HUFFORD Pez' Like: My M.G. Pei Hale: Diets N oteal For: Being grounded Urnally Seen: With Judy Probable Occnpaiion: Ele- mentary School Teacher Aclioitien Pep Club-3, Cheer- leader-2, FHA-3, Band-1, Twirler-1, FTA-3, FFA Sweetheart, Football Queen MIKE HOUGH Pez Like: Dee Ann Pei Haze: People with big mouth Nozea' For: Working hard Uxaally Seen: With Dee Ann Probable Orfajzalion: Un- known Ariioities: Football-2, N-Club- 2, Student Council-1 BOYD HUGHES Blub Pe! Like: Hunting Pet Haze: Smart alec people Nozed For: Plowboy Charac- teristics Uraally Seen: Around Agri- culture Products Probable Oreapalion: Veter- inarian Arzioilies: FFA-3, N-Club-2 Football-1 1 BOB HENRY Fat Daddy Pe! Like: Eating Pei Hale: Pre-season Football Practice Nolefl For: Big Utually Seen: Snack Bar Probable Orfnpafion: Haven't Decided Arfirifies: Football-5, Basket- ball-2 DONALD HICKS shorty Pet Like: Girls Pe! Haze: Two-faced people Noled For: Meanness Uraally Seen: Beating on peo- ple Probable Oceupaliqn: Math teacher Artioilief: Football-1, Basket- ball-1, N-Club-1, Class Of- ficer-1 CHARLOTTE ANNE HEWITT Pe! Likex VFW dances Pe! Hale: two-faced people Nolea' For: Flirtiness Uiually Seen: With Janice 8: Karen Probable Orrupafion: Secre- tary Aclirilier' Pep Club-2, FHA- 2, Office Staff-3 JANE HIFLER Janie Pei Like: Pizza Pe! Hale: Metrecal Nofea' For: Being quiet Umally Seen.' In a yellow Tempest Probable Oerupazion: Writer Arfi1'ilie.r: Chorus-2, Office Staff-2, State Honor Society-2 JULIE KINNARD Dir-Dot Pe! Like: Beautiful Clothes Pal Hale: Dark, dismal days Noted For: Rum balls 81 Scat- ter pins Urually Seen: In the office' Probable Oerupalion: It changes by the week Ac!i1'ilie.f: FTA-2, President FTA, Masonic Award, Of- fice Staff-5, State Honor So- ciety-3 LEONARD WILLIAM LEWIS Butch Pez Like: Particular junior girl Pe! Hale: Loud mouths 84 Know it alls Noled For: FFA President Ufnally Seen: With or around Mr. Wright Probable Ocrnjzfniozzy ' Vetere inarian Arlirilier' Student Council- 1, FFA-5, Honor Society-2 I4 DAVID KULCHINSKI Pe! Like: Dancing Pet Hale: Stuck-up people Noled For: Long name Urually Seen: On the road Probable Occupufion: Draft- ing Artinilier- FFA WINNIE LILBURN Bad Lands Shorty Pe! Like: Arguing Pe! Hale: Waliting Noled For: Griping Urnally Seen: ln a Corner Probable Oernjmlion: Typist Arlinilier: FHA-3 KENNETH HUGHES Ken Pe! Like: Sharp looking cars 8: women Pe! Hole: Conceited girls Noted For: Chevy convertible Urzmlly Seen: Bonnie's Probable Orcnjralion: Music, Wine, Women f1cliz'ifie.r,' Football-3, Track- 2 ROBERT JULIANO Roberto Pe! Like: Eating Pu! Ilnlex Pre-season Football Practice Noled For: Football Speeches Ufunlly Seen: Pizza Hut Probable Ocrnpnfion: Pizza Peddler Acli1'ilier: Football-3, Track-3 CLARENCE JOY Pe! Like: Saying something nice Pei Hale: Smart alerts Noleel For: Crooked smile Urually Seen: Hardly seen at all just heard Probable Orrnjmlion: Unde- cided Arli1'ifief.' FFA-2, N-Cluh-2, Track-2, Chorus-1 PAUL EIDWIN KETCHERSIDE Butch Pol Like: Ping-Pong Pez Hale: 25C Ping-Pong halls Nolerl For: Tulsa World 8: Tribune Urnnlly Seen: At Chuh's Probable 0ccz1j111lion.' Doctor flclizfiliefx Foothall-2, Basket- ball-3, N-Cluh-2, Track-I ,M , . TOM MITCHELL Pe! Like: Food Per Hare: Stuck.-up girls 84 boys Noted For: Hauling Sopho- more girls around Ufually Seen: Around Town Probable Occupation: Un- known Arzirrilief: Bank-3 LINDA SUE NEEL Suzee Pe! Like: Pizza and Pretty cars Pez Haze: Cops Nozed For: '55 Chevy Ufzrally Seen.' No-usually seen Probable Orcupalion: Beau- tician Atliritier' Cheerleader-2, Honor Society-3 IUDITH ANN NANCE i'Judy Perf Like: Blue Chevy Pez Haze: Gossipy People Noted For: Saying what I think Ufually Seen.' With Bekki Probable Orfupazionf CPA Aclirfiiiex: FHA-3, FTA-5, Pep Club-3, Cheerleader-1, Student Council President, Annual Editor, '65 Football Queen, Honor Society-3, An- nual Staff-3 MARGARET ANNE NEELY Pez Like: Convertibles and traveling Pez Hale: Snobs Noted For: Soda Jerk Ufzzally Seen: At Gene's Probable Orcupalion: Teach- er Aclirfifierr Band-3, Chorus-3, FTA-3, Student Council, Pep Club-2, Honor Society-3 FLOYD ALLEN LINDERSMITH Podge Pel'Like: Girls and more girls Pei Hale: 7 hours of school and six solids Nofezi For: Going to the dance Ufually Seen: Around the Snack Bar Probable Orrupafion: Welder Arzizfiliefs FFA-5, Football-3, Track-1, N Club-2 IUNA LEE McMULLEN Pet Like: Friendly people Pet Hale: Snobby People Noleal For: Being short Ufually Seen: At Bonnies Drive In JANICE LINK Pez Like: Good times Pei Hare: Unfriendly people Noted For: Practical Jokes- Ginger knows Uraally Seen: With Charlotte 8cKaren Probable Ocfupalionx Secre- tary Aflizfilief: FHA-2, Pep Club- 2, Office Staff-2 ROY GENE MILLER Pe! Like: Loafing' Pet Hare: Snobbish girls Noled For: Football Umally Seen: 428 S. Locust Probable Orcupalion: Coach Probable Occupation: Interior Decorator Arziifilief: Football-3, All Conference 8: All State Foot- ball, Basketball-1, Track-3, N Club-3, Class Officer-3 KAREN PAIGE Pe! Like: A certain Trumpet Player Pet Hale: Electric typewriters Noled For: Piano Playing Umally Seen: At a Piano Probable Orcupaliom' Music Teacher Ariirilier' Pep Club-3, Cho- rus-3, All-State Chorus-2, State Honor Society-2 MIKE PEARCE Pe! Like: Blondes Pez H ale: Water Noled For: Loud Shirts Usually Seen: Hunting Probable OfCllAl7flli0lZ,' Rancher Arlizfiziey: 4-H, 9, Class Of- ficer-1 I6 ROGER PAYTON Hot Shot Pet Like: Hunting 8: Fishing Pez Hale: Speech Class Noled For: Curl Uiaally Seefz: Lander's Store Probable Orcupaliozz: Wood Butcher Aeiizfifief: Football-2 GARY PICKETT Pe! Like: Food Pet Hale: Lousy weather l Nozed For: Who knows??? Ufually Seen: Under Mistle- toe Probable Orcupaliorz: History Teacher fiflizfifieff Band-3, Stage Band-3 NICKI ANN NICHOLAS Nic Pe! Like: OSU Per Hale: Flustered people Noled For: Film and Flash' bulbs Uizzally Seen: With Camera Probable Otfilpafiofl: No tellin' Arlirilief: Annual Staff-2, Photographer-1, Chorus-3 FTA-3, Class Officer-1, Stu- dent Council-1, Pep Club-3 Honor Society-5 a 1 VIRGINIA BLUM NITZ Ginger Pet Like: Nitty Pet Hale: Stuck up people Nofezl For: Writing letters in class Ufually Seen: Getting in trou- ble Probable Octajlafiofi: Unde- cided Arfirifief: FHA-3, Pep Club- 3, FTA-1, Music-1, Annual Staff-1 ERVIN NICHOLS Pet Like: Friendly People Pet Hale: Two-faced People Noted For: Getting in trouble in Study Hull Urzzally Seen: in a Green Ford Probable Occupation: Trick Roper fIL'll1liZlG.f.' Band-3 JANIE OSBORN Ethel Pet Like: Dancing Pe! Hale: Sloppiness Nofed For: Music Ufually Seen: With Steve Probable Occapazion: Airline Stewardess Arfi1fitieJ: Pep Club-2, FHA- 2, Chorus-3, Annual Staff-1, Office-1 KATHRINE ELAINE RADCLIFF Kathy Pet Like: Purple Pez Hale: Onions Nozeil For: Speed Tests Urnally Seen: In a green Chevy Probable Ocrnpaiion: Typing Teacher Arfizfiiier: Music-2, FHA-2, Pep Club-3, Annual Staff-2, Class Officer, Girls State, Honor Society-3 DANNY RAYLS Pez Like: School Pe! Hale: Slow drivers Nofed For: S.A. fSerious At- ritudej Usually Seen: In a hurry Probable Ocrupalion: Civil Engineering BILL RANDALL Billy Rayu Pe! Like: Carol Ann Pet Hale: Smart-alecs Noled For: Tearing out trans- missions Ufually Seen: Granny's Probable Occnpaiion: College Aelirifieff Basketball LEROY REEDER ,.ROy,, Pe! Like: Small Dog Pet Hale: Smart-alec boys Nozed For: Mechanics Urually Seen: In the car Probable Oceupafionr Welder BARBARA RODROCK Pet Like: Having fun Pez Hare: Unreasonable teach- ers Noled For: Easy going Ways Ufzially Seen: In school Probable Oefufzalionf Secre- tary REBEKAH L. POSTLEWAIT Becky Pet Like: Art Pet Haze: Complainers Noted For: Being a Senior Ufually Seen: In NHS Probable Occujiafion: House' wife Aeliifiiier: Chorus DON PORTER Bow Pet Like: Cars Pe! Hare: Slow Drivers Noted For: Perfect Attendance Urually Seen: Everywhere Probable Ocenpalion: Weld- ing Arfi1'i1ie.v: Football JUDY PUGH Pe! Like.' Sewing Pet Hale: Nervous People Noled For: FHA work Urually Seen: Locker 206 Probable Orrupalion: Home Economics Teacher Aclizfizieff FTA-3, FI-IA.3, Pep Club-2, Chorus-3 STEVE ROBINSON Crip Pez Libe: Food Pez Haze: People who talk too much N ozezl For: Broken Arm Urually Seen: With Janie Probable Oernjzazionf Psycholo- gist Aefirizier: Football-2, N-Club- 2, Student Council BRENDA A. SCOTT Pez Like: Friendly People Pez Haze: Nervous People Nozed For: Frankness with people Ufuzzll-3' Seen: At the Hut Probable Orrupzzzion: Nurse I8 DALE SANDERS Pez Lilee: Earleen Pez Haze: Shows Nozed For: Hot Rodding Usually Seen: Leaving town Probable Orcupazion: Senior ROBERTA SEELY Pez Like: Dance Pez Haze: Snobs Nozed For: Quiet ways Urzmlly Seen: With Juna Lee Probable Orcupazion: I.B,M. Operator Arzizfitief: Pep Club-1 DANNY REICH Pork Pez Like: General Motors Cars Pez Haze: Two-faced People Nozezl For: Football Ufllllllij' Seen: In Delaware Probable Oerzipaziozzt Veter- inarian Arzirizief: Football-2, Band- 2, N-Club-3, Basketball-2, All Conference Football JESSIE L. RILEY Pez Like: Friendly People Pez Haze: Bossy People Nozed For: Being Shortest Ufzmlly Seen: At VFW Dance Probable Occupzzzion: Beau- tician Aezinizief: Pep Club-1, Library Club-1 SHARON RIF F Shari Pez Like: Music Pez Haze: Showoffs Nozed For: 'lFireflies L'.rzzz1lly Seen: Not at all Probable Orfupazion: Singe Affiz'izie.r: Glee Club-2 IENNIFER ROBERSON Jenni Pez Like: Truthful People Pez Hale: Reckless drivers Nozed For: Kind Gestures Uruzzlly Seen: In the hall Probable Oefzzpazion: Teach er Arzizfiziefx Annual Staff-2 FHA-2 BILL TEMPLE Pez Like: Fords Pez Haze: Stop signs Nozed For: Sick jokes Umally Seen: Out of gas Probable Occupazion: Engi- neer or draftsman Arzizfiziex: Band-3, Stage Band-1, Student Council-1 WILLIAM EUGENE TIDWELL Willie Pez Like: VFW Dance Pez-Haze: Onion Rings Nozed For: Bar Tender Ufually Seerz: Snack Bar Probable Occupaziorzx Don't know Acziviziefx Student Council-2 MARK RANDALL THORNTON Randy Pez Like: Hot Rods Pez Haze: Authority 8: Brus- sels Sprouts Nozed For: Mischief Uizzally Seerz: Plotting a dis- aster Probable Oefujzzlziozz: Student RICHARD TURNER Pez Like: Blondes Pez Haze: Teachers Nozezl For: Golf Ufually Seen: Golfing Probable Ocrupazions Pro Golf or Butcher Aczivizief: Basketball-3, Golf- 3, FFA-3, N-Club-3, Football- 1 , 5 . PHYLLIS SLACK Pez Like: Big Whistlers Pez Haze: Idle time Nozea' For: Knitting-Sweat ers Urually Seen: In the Rexall Probable Orfupaziorz: Teacher Aczi1'izie.f.' FHA-2, FTA-1, Chorus-2 TONI SMITH Tiger Pez Like: Dancing Pez Haze: Loud mouth's Nona' For: Blue eyes Umally Seen: With Winnie and Barbara Probable Orr11palior1.' Airline Hostess Aczir'izie5.' FHA-3, Music-1, Library Club-1, Pep Club-I SANDRA KAY SMITH Sandy Pez Like: Life Pez Hale: Low grades Nozezl For: Smiles Uilldllj' Seen: In a happy mood Probable Orczzpazforzx Teacher f1czi1'izie,r: Pep Club-5, FHA- 2, FTA-3, Student Council- 2, Office Staff-3, Glee Club- 1 TWILA SUTHERLIN Pez Like: Friendly People Pez Hale: Gossips Nozezl For: Black hair Umally Seen: With johnie Probable Ocelzjmliorr' Nurse Acziz'i!ie,f.' FHA-1, Pep Club- 2, Library Club 3 GEORGE WILLIAMS Pe! Like: Holidays Pe! Hale: Homework Noted For: Lumberjack Uxually Seen: Around town Probable Ocrapazion: Busi- ness Man Arliifizier: Band-3, Glee Club- 1 RALPH WOOD Woody Pet Like: Cars Pet Hale: Slow Drivers Noled For: Driving Plymouth Usually Seen: Coney Island Cafe I Probable Oreupation: Work- ing at a Station 20 GALENE - WILLIAMSON Pez Like: College Guy Pez Haze: Two-faced People Noted For: New Engagement Ring Ufually Seen: Reading Let- ters ' Probable Oerapation: Office Worker Actioizier: Band-3, Chorus-3 RICHARD WYRICK Pez Like: Friendly Folks Pe! Hale: Milking Cows Noled For: Personality Uraally Seen: With a girl Probable Orrupation: Rancher Aclirfitier: FFA-3, 4-H-5 FRANK WALLACE Pet Like: Feminity Pet Hale: G. M. Products Noleaf For: T. V. Appear- ances Usually Seen: Alone or on South Oak St. Probable Oerupalion: Engi- neer Aclioiliei: Band-3, Chorus-3, Student Council-I, Stage Band- 3, All State Chorus-2 BARBARA WHITE Barb Pez Like: Friendly People Pel Haze: Griping Noled For: Slinging Hash Urually Seen: Slinging Hash Probable Offapalion: House- wife Aclioitier: FHA-1, Library Club-1 LEE RAY WATSON .,Ray,, Pez Like: Cars Pet Hale: Literature Noled For: Working Ufually Seen: In the hall Probable Orrupalion: Auto mechanic ROGER WILEY Pez Like: Red Heads Pez Hale: Studying Noted For: All color Car Urually Seen: With hair in eyes Probable Ofrupalion: Stock boy for 5 8: 10 l t D k BLAINE YIRSA Bang! Bang! Pe! Like: Friendly People Pet Hale: Stuck-up people Noled For: Driving tractors in contests Usually Seen: Feeding cattle Probable Occupation: Run- ning a ranch or cattle buyer Aclirfilier: FFA-3, Football- 1, Chorus-1 PAT EASTWOOD Pet Like: Woody Pei Hale: Stuck-up boys Noted For: Long black hair Usually Seen: With Woody Probable Oecupalian: House wife Acli11ilie.r.' Pep Club-3 THE CLASS OF '65 ON REVIEW We the Seniors of 1965 have proved throughout the years that our class is not only the biggest, but that we have the ability to work as a class and win. Even as Sophomores we left our memorable impressions on Nowata High School. The football and basketball royalty were representatives of our class. To show our varied talents we have had representatives in all operettas and various music contests through the years. We became more and more involved as juniors. A member of our class was chosen Fairest of the Fair to represent Nowata County. Other royalty from our class included FFA Sweetheart and Foot- ball Queen. To show our abilities in another field we had an officer on the Student Council. Our junior year held many exciting moments, one of which was, the first class to have round Senior rings. We ended our junior year by presenting the Senior class with a prom. The Roman Holiday theme was carried out by a tiered running-water fountain, multi-flowered garden, colorful murals of Roman scenes, and pillars decorated with drapes and clusters of grapes. Now we are THE SENIORS OF 65 and have realized that we must leave our last and most impressive mark on N.H.S. The honors we have gained are many. The first of the year brought us offices in Student Council, Annual Staff, Pep Club, Future Teachers, Future Homemakers, and Future Farmers. Our royalty included: Basketball Queen, Band Queen, FFA Sweetheart, and Annual King and Queen. To cheer our team on to victory and to keep our school spirit high, we have had outstanding cheerleaders and pep club members. Among the athletes were tri-football captains and a co-basketball captain. A few of our athletes received all-conference and all-state honors. To keep our school running smoothly we have had hard working student trainers and office help. Through all the years not only have we had honors in activities, but also we have maintained a high scholastic standing. We proved this by having co-valedictorians and numerous members of Local and State Honor Societies. We, the Seniors of 1965, have reached one of the first goals of our lives. We hope that all our efforts through the years have left a favorable impression on those we are leaving behind. As we leave the doors of NHS and go our separate ways, may that which is in the future hold as much in store as that of our past. STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES Bill Temple Nicki Nicholas Butch Lewis Candee Condray SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Pmfinlezzf-Roy Miller Vice Pmficfefzf-Mike Pearce Serreffzry-Kay Cummins T7'6d.l'lll'6l'fB6lilCI Hufford F f ,g 4 BILL ALBIN MARILYN AUMILLER CECILIA BAILEY RALPH BELLAMY JOHN BLACK ,V I' If ,.,... . 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B,MB , A 3:33, . in ' . ,ar ig N , I BOB SMITH JAMEE SOUTHALL JERRY SPRAGUE CAROLYN STEBBING JUDY STEVENS. ggi- .I , 1 HOMER STEWART PAT STOCKTON MIKE WALKER SHARON WEAVER JANICE WIGGINS JOHNRIY WTNTERS SHARON WINTERS SHERRY WICKLIFFE RICKY ZINK EDDIE DAVIS DENNE PARTAIN JOANN WATSON BETTY WILLIS STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES Karen Dale Bob Smith Phyllis Mock Emery Hicks wb f-'M JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS PI'6.Yj6fL'1ZffJOhI1 MCCraCk6n Vife Pz'e.fia'e12f-Dilane Nunnallce S6JFl'6ftIl'j'iDOHDH jordan Tren.fm'er-Sherry Wickliffc V , L 5 P F Darrel Adams Tella Alford Willie Alford Leroy Armstrong Paul Atkisson Vici Barrowman Mary Bass Toby Bennett Bob Berry jan Berry Margie Blackwell Walter Blakely Carol Borneman Becky Brannon Gwendyln Burgess Barbara Calvert David Campbell Mark Campbell Steve Chessmore Raymond Cline Jan Coffman Bill Collier Gary Davis Linda Davis Tommy Dugger Leota Eastwood Steve Eastwood Lynda Elkins Dee Embree Glenda Epperson Jackie Fields Butch Fink Darrel Foster Sharon Fry Betty Gardner David Gardner Karen Gillespy Lee Ann Grigsby Chester Grissom Roy Lee Hall Larry Harvey Mike Harrison Sue Hayes Darlene Haynes Donnie Henry yf Bill Hewitt Gloria Hicks Judy Hicks Donald Hill Eldon Hill Peter Hines Paula Holland Mary Hughes Roberta Ivie Paul Kemmerer Gary Kiser Eddie Lawrence Judy Lilburn La Deena Link Gary Link Anna Mae Lumm Nancy MCMains Susie McMains Lyndon McClennon Ronnie McClure John McClymonds Judy Manley Judy lkfezger Nancy Mitchell Andy Myers Gary Myers Donna Nash Genivev Nash Raymond Nash Phillip Ogden Curtis Owens Harley Parrish Larry Parrish Bennie Pattison Sharon Pearsall Devvie Pitts johnny Randall Rufus Randall Neta Reeder lNIary Rush Ellen Ryan Elaine Sarcoxie Lawrence Senio Linda Dears Linda Spencer f Nancy Smith Judy Standeford Mike Stratton John Sutherlin Phyllis Thomason Roger Thorton john Warwick Gaynelle Wickliffe Bill Whitford john Watson John Woolman Anthony Vaughn Susan Yeager Rachell Cook Tom Hicks Sandy Montgomery Lee Mann Charleen Spears STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES Andy,Myers Judy Stzmdeford Sue Hayes Gary Davis ' SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Prefiflefzt-Paul Atkisson Vire Pfwidefzt-Bob Berry Sewefnry-Phillip Ogden T1'efz.f111'e1'-Phyllis Thomason WMMHW W 'k fiffrwa , ,AO-.1---mv -fm-v, . 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Nw W ' w'LJf:1 11'1W3wQ?fi!l3N!'-1-N T5f ??if 7,1 2?Q Q- Ironmen Football Queen Attendants: Ginger Blum, Barbara Edmondson, Donna jordan, Sharon Weaver, Karen Jo Dale, Queen Lee Ann, Dee Ann Garrett, Paula Holland, Debbie Pitts, Kathy Radcliff, Sandy Smith, and Sue Hayes. Crown Bearers: Warren Grigsby and Vici Todd, F.F.A. Sweetheart Attendants: Cherly Smith and Sue Hayes fs 3 ' A l,,mg,,2,. O, , wwgvdgxj ,V I Princesses ,, L. , M S Pm e7, l 1 N 4 ,W -. 1 . 'YE l , 1 a- ay ,,. A' :My ' af Basketball Queen Attendants: Winnie Lilburn, Vici Barrowman, Margie Blackwell, Phyllis Thomason, Toni Smith, Charlotte Hewitt, Queen Kay, Nancy Lamb, Carolyn Mcfflaughlin, LaDeena Link, Pat Stockton, and Judy Stevens. Crown Bearers: Kim Shahan and l Lesa Turney. W l l l l l LW. E X ,ii Band Queen Attendants: Margaret Neely, Queen Charlotte, antl Galene XX'illiumson. Escorts: Allen Bates, Frank Wallace, and Gary Pickett. V 4I 55 .. O - ,lf.3i ..+ M AN OU DAY X--Z Honors C0-Va1CdictorianfRay Cummins CO-V3l6diCf0fi2lH+NiCki Nicholas Future Homemaker of Tomorrow Salutatorian-Charlotte Chessmore -Marie Brady 44 r 1 Girl's State-Kathy Radcliff Janie Osborn Honors Boys State-Tom Mitchell Steve Robinson D.A.R. Award-Kay Cummins Masonic Award- julie Kinnard Butch Lewis All Siaiers All-State Chorus-Ray Cummins, Karen Paige, Frank Wallace, Janie Osborn, and Vernie Bennett. 46 All-State Tackle-Roy Miller Q n X W . P . ' .wie-W . U- , -5i?SSM- W wig. ww ,1:4er'f- 5 3 as ,Qa- xfi S O an 3 E! A ft '35 15.5, ' ' 4533 -' K ,. 1 ' Ji e' W .sf wg 1-new-7: 'f . 4522 ' 3 r a A 'gg .f W s ff 5 Q1 K L, ,, S19 z: af f 4 ' Wx M 42 'TE X ,.,mf'fL1L',1.' 'MSW , ' 'www . I 21' Wifi ,, New ' 21' 2 N ' 7-V ' ' '1:. -a-.L z'5f:,5- QW ?-'z-W .V -' , , , ff -' 'wi .urn 1::.11'M:Ef':- ' 7 . .cc ' filfd dw fg v 1'f .. ' , ' ':zf ? fwW14Wf -W' 'A :fm wwwswffs ' , ,ff 7 N 1 Y ,fsaymimfzw b ii M45 , - C 'W' Team FRONT ROW: Grady Edmondson, Mgr., Paul Atkisson, Mike Ketcherside, Jerry Hogie, Bob Berry, Ron Emberson, Mgr., BACK ROW: Coach Shahan, Pat Ross, Butch Fink, Richard Turner, Donnie Henry, Doyle Hayes, Mark Campbell, Phillip Nash, Larry Fishpaw, Coach Minihan. ll ll FRONT ROW: Mike Ketcherside, Bill Hewitt, Gary Kiser, Darrell Foster, Gary Link, Bill Collier, Bob Berry, BACK ROW: Lyndon Mc- Lennan, Mgr., Pat Ross, Larry Parrish, Johnny Woolman, Paul Atkisson, Leroy Armstrong, Donnie Henry, Harley Parrish, Mark Campbell, Kenneth Reeves, Mike Stratton, Steve Chessmore, Coach Minihan. 48 C0-Captains: Phillip Nash and Larry Fishpaw Thanks! What'car1 be more breath-taking than a tied score with only a minute left in the game? A foul shot with seconds to go, a smooth skillful goal, or a thrilling victory over a traditional foe hy only one point, are all moments to he re- membered. Through basketball, students of all ages learn sportsmanship, develop nu- merous skills, and make many new friends, Coach Shahan has the knack of mak- ing a team that has plenty of fight and ambition. He also inspires sportsman- ship among the fellow students. The Starting Five: jerry Hogic, Butch Fink, Doyle Hayes, Phillip Nash, and Larry Fishpaw. Adwk A M11 fw Bill McCarson-Football Coach jerry Mennihan4Football 8: Basketball Coach Student Tramers Ron Emberson Lyndon McLennan Stexe Robxnson Grady Edmondson Bill Shahan Basketball Coach QHHP -K Q gi S W' O' W .f f 3. ,....... f ., V: ' ' 27 ' 333' M 5 Zi. ff rar ,A 4 .F 4 iii: me W Ju S ix Q gl? sawn? U4 wi rg , rg fr 1 1311 K 'Q Tri-Captains--7-Roy Miller, Larry Fishpnw, and Phil Driskill gd .lf frm 'Touchdown ! The Herd Run, run, and run 54 , Our Football Team BACK ROW: Phillip Nash, John McCracker1l, Harley Parrish, Leroy Armstrong, Skipper Hines, Paul Cowan, Danny Reich, Don Porter, Larry Fishpaw, Roy Miller, Phil Driskill, jerry Hogie, Doyle Hayes, Donnie Henry, Emery Hicks, and Grady Edmondson, Manager. MIDDLE ROW: Lydon McClendon, Manager, Floyd Lindersmith, Raymond Nash, Steve Lieb, Mike' Meese, johnny Woolman, Mike, Hough, Gary Brown, Jim Marlin, Tommy Dugger, Phillip Ogden, john Black, Paul Atkisson, Robert Juliano, Freddy Powell, and Bobby Henry. FRONT ROW: Mike Huey, Steve Chessmore, Darryl Foster, Gary Link, Bill Whitford, Paul Hays, Gary Kiser, Bob Berry, Kenny Hughes, Eddie Lawrence, Fuzzy Ogden. A Tribute If anyone walks up to you one day and says, Did anyone ever tell you that you can't keep a good man down, this would, of course, be an Ironman student telling you about Coach McCarson and how he started from scratch and built one of the finer teams of Nowata history, only to be beaten by Pawhuska, the eventual conference champs. One satisfaction this year was the victory over Claremore which hadn't hap- pened in 8 years. A valiant effort was .placed forth by all and they deserve our sincere congratulations. In addition, we are sure that the experience received was invaluable to them and will aid in their future endeavors. Emotions are drawn taut by the strain of a grueling game. As desire for victory intensifies, the atmosphere is heavy with the belligerent attitude of spectators and the unremitting efforts of the team. From September to May the athletic department of Nowata High School has brought honor and recogni- tion to its students, and it gave character and sportsmanship to 'all those concerned whether they were mem- bers on the field or members in the stands. Every one of the boys on this page has proved that ,he has what it takes. These are boys who were fight- ing for you and your school every Friday night. But the football team isn't everything at the game. The crowd plays an important part of any football game. This year the students were behind the team all of the way. Let's keep it that way, because that's what makes Nowata High School the best anywhere. 55 0 fly J X X X. X. .XY -ii. 56 Sept. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. 10 18 25 2 9 16 25 30 6. S- SCORES Pawhuska Pryor Bixby Vinita Henryetta Claremore SLIPLIIPLI N ewkirk Broken Arrow Nov. 13 Dewey OPPOUCN Ironman 15 0 6 6 12 0 10 42 30 14 14 34 18 18 6 0 12 6 6 rl- we ffl! 12121111111 Hi ng, X., X Q f. 57 KQZX Qehiflr 35019 DIVSKJ . CO1yf6,reU Cllfivq' Ce C1 426 ff 561k QUQCOOQTGO 4 Hy I F146 tba? CG 4. Q2 GX WZYOQQGLG Qggtloofob X pf 1 Y YLE HA D0 End BOB HENRY 'lhckle 58 'V Ironmen f Mm! r.,--M , ROY M1LLn1x All-State All-Conference Tackle ILQKE YX S WC D B EQQCQ .C 9 IXXX Evita ROBERT JULIANO Tackle H GZQQSPUGH GARY BROWN End KhN flu Center QC -Club al! 11 SQ., Phil Driskill-Sergeant at Arms, Doyle Hayes-Secretary, Larry Fishpaw-President, Roy Miller-Vice President FIRST ROW: Lyndon McClendon, Phillip Ogden, jim Marlin, Bill Lieb, Ron Emberson, Gary Brown, Paul Hays, Grady Edmondson. SECOND ROW: Raymond Nash, Mike Huey, Emery Hicks, Eddie Lawrence, Larry Fishpaw, Phil Driskill, Roy Miller, jerry Hogiel THIRD ROW: Coach McCarson, Coach Minihan, Phillip Nash, Doyle Hayes. Richard Turner, Danny Reich, Bob Henry, Paul Cowan, john McCracken, Coach Shahan. 60 ' Akw Pep Club P FIRST ROW: Donna Jordan, Candee Condray, Judy Nance, Karen Buck, Delores Armstrong, Bekki Hufford, SECOND ROW: Lynda Elkins, Jennie Hines, Judy Hicks, Sue Hayes, Debbie Pitts, LaDeena Link, THIRD ROW: Nicki Nicholas, Snady Smith, Sherry Wick- liff, Becky Nitz, Sharon Dawson, Sandra Collins, Carolyn Briggs, Alice Gill, Gaynelle Wickliff, Peggy Hudson, FOURTH ROW: Pat Stockton, Glenda Epperson, Judy Standeford, Toni Smith, Charlotte Hewitt, Linda Hindman, Phyllis Mock, Marilyn Sisk, Lou Curtis, Marilyn Aumiller, Becky Brannon, Miss Hollis, FIFTH ROW: Kathy Radcliff, Nancy Smith, Elaine Brady, Pat Foster, Janice Link, Marie Brady, Nancy McMains, Karen Gillespy, Johnie Cline, Marilyn Roebuck, Ginger Blum, SIXTH ROW: Karen Paige, Janie Hifler, Nancy Mitchell, Jan Ber , Lee Ann G' b C I Spencer, Vici Barrowman, Kay Lewis. ry rigs y, aro Borneman, Margie Blackwell, Janice Wiggins, Linda OFFICERS: PreJide22f.' Ginger Blum Vice P1'efidef2l.' Kathy Radcliff Sefrelf1ry.' Pat Stockton fZ'1'efzm1'e1'.' Sandy Smith B' TEAM CHEERLEADERS Lynda Elkins Jennie Hines Sue Hayes Debbie Pitts Judy Hicks LaDeena Link 62 l if ,. 4 K 3 33' 2 Lf 1 1-. f Y' ' rx' i' 8' 'sf 64 +1 .F -ff K' . QF, .f 4 Q ir jf t f 1, ,. , .Y 3. V ,. 3 'iz-f x k AI'-' Ha, ., , Bckki ljlufford X? W' 'fn f 4 no 5 f f' V 5. x A x V 4 2' J 'f 4U,,.- . m fs--., A R ' 'ky J . ,, 5' Q. , C55 'dm 1 - J-W -31 1, 'YQ' .4 9,315- 4',, -' A7 TEAM C,HI:ERI.EADERS Q '3 '11 1 :S-X-1, , , ' x V N , ' , 1 ' 'I , ,K .U s I A .. Y Q: . .. , ,LN , , i' g..,,?' g zffr Q.. S' - 'ggfiglj' ,Thi-a' L xkian , W QQQN, 9.5 , Q rl., :Qin g 5.51.2 335 rl, ,f 16, I f K Q I X., R , , hy . K 11,41 2 W ' K '- I In , K' ,Ll . i I , . ,g rr if I 5 Y MEET ARIZONA I'm out to be wild and Wooly I clicln't mean to be impertinentf' si ' W. .Au , , -.gf vi .' 1. fsi 551 3' ,tv -- Av, .jf 1,75 , in ff ' ,sig . 1?-L . -'5 'G x Jgfgi , .1 V 7 -sf V' z' at , 1' ' i. , tug. 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I X .X ,ff ,'. :.L.- 4 ,, . - H- J iv. nu' ,Ivgi f '- .- .:.4' - eff- .9 1- ' ' -x: A gl 0-.I ,4L,A,:r.5 H an .U llzis ,fi 'iff IH ' . - 1. 150 4 '1 1--2f1L':fi'.:.f,-'z5 f -' G' , ,M U ',,,,...,,gi,v .I Q Ev 64 I V if 3?- If I only knew Chorus V ,, K, ',--' - A ti , V, ,mg iffy V z W W, ,Q t , ig t o' ' 5 Connie Carroll, Sue Emmer, Judy Goad, Jetta Orban, Joy Roebuck, Debbie Snider, Mary Webb, Diane Wickham, Carol Borneman, Glenda Epperson, Dee Ann Garrett, Lee Ann Grigsby, Nicki Nicholas, Janie Osborn, Karen Paige, Marilyn Carnell, Alice Eccles, Rita Mithell, Shirley Pugh, Gaylene Williamson, Jackie Fields, Ann Yirsa, Jan Coffman, Kay Cummins, Charlotte Chessmore, Phyllis Slack, Susan Yeager, Mary Stockton, Judy Mezger, Margaret Neely, Sandy Montgomery, Peggy Punches, Anna Spohn, Gloria Hicks, Susan Rainwater, Susie McMains, Linda Sears, Janese Milligan, Betty Willis, Becky Postlewait, Gail Norton, Susan Jackson, Johnie Cline, Judy Pugh, Mary McMullen, Bill Fisher, Jim Griggs, Gary Gray, Chester Ivie. Jim Harrison, Roy Joy, Rocky Kime, Ray Cummins, Vernie Bennett, Frank Wallace, Allen Bates, Robert Bailey. km! Girl's Sextet Girl's Trio co i 5 A 'Hz 704' 2 C Q Erma Mitchell Director, Karen Paige Accompanist Mixed Ensemble 65 Band ai Work and During Performance N--. T 'A4 WW W MPM 4 ,uw Officers-Frank Wallace, President, John McCracken, Vice President, Karen Dale, Secretary, Gary Pickett, Treasurer, Tommy Dugger, Sophomore Representative, Denny Woolrnan, Freshman Representative, Sharon Weaver, junior Representative. Seniors-Bill Temple, Ervin Nichols, Rob ert Bailey,iMargaret Neely, Gaylene Wil liamson, Charlotte Chessmore, Tom Mitch ell, Vernie Bennett, Allen Bates, Gary Pickett, Frank Wallace, George Williams. E , L A ' , QQ ,xg , lf 2 5? f -. Sagem .- .2 X gg . .gi f we-A H fjk,-Eggs K , K s ' , Lgsgwfff, ,. -can ' ' ' i . ,Z www? , ., V, -, M SQZQ-E9 2 Q A 'z.'2wm z1 .- new luv? . 7' U 3: 1' S! .52 Q -,L 2195-T s w-s i 1 252223 if . 1 W ,.h, ,., Aw Q . Sz : .i v jamee Southall Charles Briley--Ban d Director Sharon Weaver 5 5 1 Zi H 6 ef Student Council Student Council leadership rates top-priority at N.H.S. and the office of president is the most sought after position in the school. Judy Nance, elected after an intensive campaign, has provided vigorous leadership, and, with the assistance of Advisor Wright, the council has been in the forefront of all the student body activities. Senior members of the Student Council are: Nicki Nicholas, Butch Lewis, Bill Temple and Candee Condray. Junior members: Phyllis Mock, Karen Dale, Emery Hicks, Judy Standeford. Sophomore members: Sue Hayes, Andy Myers, Bobby Smith, Gary Myers. Prefidefm' J Vice President: KX E Judy Nance Terry Collins Serrefary DeeAnn Garrett Trearzzren' Sandy Smith Aflzfifor. Mark Wright State Honor Sooietg Andy Myers, Tommy Dugger, Butch Lewis, Ray Cummins, Vernie Bennett, Jerry Hogie, Doyle Hayes, Bob Berry, Kathy Radcliff, Nicki Nicholas, Kay Cummins, Margaret Neely, Janie Hifler, Dee Ann Garrett, Judy Stevens, Pat Stockton, Kay Lewis, Karen Paige, Winnie Lilburn, Paula Holland, Carolyn Stebbings, Lee Ann Grigsby, Karen Jo Dale, Cheryl Calliman, Charlotte Chessmore, Phyllis Mock, Judy Nance, Marilyn Sisk, Nancy Lamb, Judy Standeford, Linda Hincleman, Marie Brady, Candee Condray. NOT PICTURED: Pat Ross, Julie Kinnard, Phyllis Slack. FOUR POINT GRADE AVERAGE Dee Ann Garrett, Marie Brady, Marilyn Sisk, Ray Cummins, Nicki Nicholas, Kay Cummins, Janie Hifler, 7l F.T.A FIRST ROW: Mrs, Bricker, Sandy Smith, Margaret Neely, Julie Kinnard, Bel-:ki Hufford, Judy Pugh, Lynette Grigsby. SECOND ROW: Donna Jordan, Alice Gill, Charlotte Chessmore, Jamee Southall, Barbara Edmond- son, Karen Buck, Phyllis Mock, Sharon Weaver, Judy Mezger, Mary Collier. THIRD ROW: Nicki Nicholas, Margie Blackwell, Judy Nance, Carolyn Stebbing, Becky Nitz, Peggy Hudson, Linda Sears, Sherry Wickliffe, Judy Standeford, Phyllis Thomason Officers at Installation On Parade! S 100111017 Mrs. Bricker P7'6J'jLZ79IZl- Julie Kinnard Vife-Pre5ia'e71!- Sandy Smith Sen'effzry-Judy Pugh T1'efz.rm'ez'-Lynette Grigsby Hi5I0rifz1z+Bekki Hufford Pfzrlirzmezzffzzimz-Margaret Neely Librarg Club FIRST ROW: Sally McClendon, Sharon Dawson, Mary Bass, Marilyn Aumiller, Bekki Brannon, Eldon Hill, Ray- mond Cline, Jessie Riley. SECOND ROW: Ralph Bellamy, JoAnn Watson, Darlene Haynes, Judity Buck, Eddie Cline, Marilyn Roebuck, Nita Reeder, Mary Hughes, Nancy McMains, Betty Gardner, Mary Rush, Mary Here- ford, Sharon Fry. THIRD ROW: Peggy Hudson, Janice Wiggins, Twila Sutherlin, Carolyn Briggs, Sandra Collins, Johnny Cline, Elaine Brady, Linda Hindman, Shelia Brewington, Gloria Collins Not Pictured The Library Club is an organization whose prime purpose is to help the student body find reading materials for entertainment and learning. A regular monthly meeting is scheduled where problems are discussed that will help the librarians become better student-librarians. The members enjoy parties and picnics. In the spring a State meeting is held in Norman, and this is truly a highlight in the life of a student-librarian. OFFICERS Preriziefzlx Vice Prefirlefzls Serreiazry' T1'eafzzrer.' Pnrlifzm e1zlfz1'ia7i.' H irlorifzfz ,' Song Lefzzie1'.' C ba lI71!li72.' Reporlefz' S lI7071J01'.' Carolyn Briggs Twila Sutherlin Sandra Collins Johnny Cline Peggy Hudson Shelia Brewington Linda Hindman Elaine Brady Janice Wfiggins Lois Tucker F.H.A. FIRST ROW: Winnie Lilburn, Kathy Radcliff, Marie Brady, Toni Smith, Sandy Smith, Ginger Blum, Canclee Condray, SECOND ROW: Nancy Mitchell, LaDeena Link, Paula Holland, Gaynelle Wickliffe, Judy Lilburn, Carolyn Stebbing, Cheryl Smith, Nancy Lamb, Lou Curtis, Sharon Weaver, Karen Dale, Judy Pugh, Judy Standeford, THIRD ROW: Jenni Roberson, Carol Borneman, Sue Hayes, Debbie.Pitts, Jamee Southall, Barbara Edmondson, Glenda Epperson, Phyllis Mock, Marilyn Sisk, Janie Osborn, Bekki Hufford, Miss Hollis, FOURTH ROW: Karen Buck, Janice Link, Charlotte Hewitt, Barbara White, Sandra Collins, Carolyn Briggs, Johnie Cline, Janice Wiggins, Jenni Hines, Margie Blackwell, Judy Nance, Sherry Wfickliffe. OFFICERS President Marie Brady Vive P1'eJide1zl.' Sandy Smith Secrelary: Toni Smith T1'eaJzn'er: Ginger Blum Parlifzme22tm'imz.' Winnie Lilburn HiJf0fidI2.' Kathy Radcliff Recorder: Candee Condray l of F.F.A. FIRST ROW: Chester Grissom, Rocky Kimes, Mike Woods, Homer Collins, Robert Watson, Tommy Hicks, Donnie Riff, Ralph Bellamy, David Tevebaugh, Pete Hines. SECOND ROW: Monty Hadley, David Campbell, Bill Collier, Butch Lewis, Richard Wyrick, Clarence joy, Boyd Hughes, Mark Bass, Steve Eastwood, Floyd Lindersmith, Paul Kemmerer. THIRD ROW: Mr. Matthews, johnny Randall, Roger Hathcoat, Gary Goodloe, Larry Harvey, Claude Davis, David Kulchinski, Alvin Calvert, Den- nis Partain, Jerry Sprague, johnny Sutherland. BACK ROW: Gary Gray, Clayton Collier, Bill Deen, johnny Winters, Raymond Cook, Richard Turner, Kenneth Cole, Ronnie Cole, Blaine Yirsa. Butch Lewis-President Roger Hathcoat-Vice Prefident Boyd Hughes-dSecr'elary Mark Bass-TrenJzn'e1' Kenneth Cole-Reporter Larry Harvey-Sefzlifzel Mr. Matthews-Advisor ZV, ,, ,, , it I, , , V f 75 , f 'aw ,,--,.,,33,,rf WW, 'ew n-myjf ev-fsfi7f3f1 i-iiift ,wwf ff is 5 W T ff K A Q 1 95 yy I ,M M, 3? ,,,..q.,,. M H5 'gf gg' m mi, vw-eff H, A K Asa ., Q riy, 4 Professional Boosiers John Gruenberg DDS H L Meister Homer Flora E B Wheeler Lynn C Barnes MD 1.26 9 A J . . ' , oo., , D.C. A W. W. Wagner, D.O. f . . , D.O.o Q arewell ANNUAL STAFF SEATED: Kathy Radcliff, John McClymonds, Andy Myers, Judy Mezger, Jenni Roberson, Linda Spencer, Judy Nance, STANDING Bill Albin, Janie Osborn, Karen Buck, Becky Nitz, Nancy Smith, Ginger Blum, Nicki Nicholas, Nancy Mitchell, Bekki Hufford . . . and now we come to the crossroads of our life. We have just concluded another phase of our lives-a very important phase-one which prepared the foundation of our forthcoming years full of amazing and immense challenges. Throughout our days at N.H.S., The Ironmen has been our guide and our protector, instilling in us the qualities of justice, truth, humility, self-discipline, courage, and most important of all, perseverance in all our undertakings. He has acknowledged our every plea and has aided us in our every endeavor, so that we, morally and spiritually fortified, are ready for the most difficult challenge of all-life itself. 80 VICTORY NATIONAL BANK The I-Ionne 40 4' S' Mlxnmum 2 .4 Sl0,000 Z g Ins ance 3 ,I For Ea :V 2, Depon Q, 0 3' we B Your Friendly Vidory NaTionaI Bank , We Always Encourage Our Yourhs Nowa+a, Okla. ALLEN FARM 8: RANCH SUPPLY CITY I-l BEAUTY AND BARBER SHOP :-: Phone 77, We Need Your I-Iead in Our Business l-I Cherokee and EIm S 'eeI5 I 'URINF Nowafa Okla. CR 3-05I7 NowaI'a, Okla. fl-l mfupxf. I 0' I wg,-,g-. ed . PRINTING ROBINSON'S PRINTING SHOP IIO Norfh Pine Nowafa, Oklahoma RAYMOND'S FEED AND FARM STORE Buyers of Cream, Poulfry, and Eggs Phone CR 3-0428 Nowafa DAVE AND WARD NEELY Insurance MuI'uaI of New York Phone CR 3-07I0 NowATA senvlcrs I STATION For One-Sfop Super Service II6 W. Cherokee Phone CR 3-3326 8I CITY REXALL DRUG I 24 E. Cherokee Phone CR 3-3825 DWIGHT M. MITCHELL Owner DICK'S PAINT AND BODY SHOP 420 E. Cherokee Phone CR 3-3572 CompIimenIs of NOWATA OFFICE SUPPLY Your CCmpIeIe Business SIore Only One in Nowa'Ia Couniy PERSONALITY BARBER SHOP SPIKE RADCLIEE II Pays +o Look Your Besf CompIimen'I's of GENE'S DRIVE IN Gene, Edna, Margaref, Janice, Ginger, Alice, Carol CONEY ISLAND CLARENCE and LENA MEAD NOWATA GREENHOUSE Flowers for All Occasions w. E. STUDEBAKER Phone CR 3-22I3 THE RUDD MOTEL 306 Soufh Ash PRICE'S SUPER MARKET As'socia'I'ed Grocers 602 E. Cherokee Phone CR 3-2926 ZELTA'S BEAUTY SHOP Phone CR 3-2344 JEFF CAMPBELL Refrigera+ion and Hea'ring BeH,YI Vera' Zelha III W. Delaware Ph. CR 3-I843 RICHARDSON IDEAL CAFE h Good Home S+yIe Cookilmg k P . CR 3-I242 II5 E. C ero ee Bufane Tanks Pe'Ie and LueIIa EIIedge PHONE :Home of Be+T-er Values CR 3-0887 OKLAHOMA TIRE CR 3'07'2 AND SUPPLY NOWATA A-Savings Wifh Every Purchase ROSS NUNNALLEE BENJAMIN CONSTRUCTION AND FUNERAL SERVICE, TRUCKING INC. Phone CR 3-2865 BRYSON G. MCCLYMONDS Nowafa, Oklahoma Nowak Phone CR 3-2700 EWERS IMPLEMENT I 'I -L5 CGMPANY GORDON . WI' Nowak Machine I F Okfhowma 8: Elecfric Co. arm qulpmeni CompIimen+s of NOWATA MACHINE WORKS Complimenfs of DELORIS' BEAUTY SALON DeIoris RozzeII I20 S. Hickory CR 3-2I92 Complimenfs of CLOTHING STORE KINNARD Merfs and Bols'P3DLmliryPrifSjrinq AppareI Phone CR 3-3227 Nowaia 224 EMI DeIaWa'e CR '3-0233 Compliments of CLINIC HOSPITAL iz: s. Pine Ph. CR 3 I37b H. E. KETCHEM LUMBER DEALER INC PROMPT coumeous SERVICE PHONE CR 3-0336 WEST SENECA GROCERY For All Kinds of Fine Foods 830 W. Seneca Phone CR 3-3745 HUGHES RADIO 81 TELEVISION SERVICE 338'f2 S. Pecan Phone CR 3-2354 CLARK'S SINCLAIR SERVICE STATION 304 E. Cherokee Phone CR 3-9933 FRED'S FINE FOODS Qualify Meals and Groceries 4II E. Osage Phone CR 3-08I4 MONTY'S DRIVE-IN Dairy Boy Phone CR 3-0933 BLYTHE ELECTRIC Complere Elecfrical Service 505 S. Maple Phone CR 3-2566 FIRST INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Isl Na'Iional Bank Building NOWATA, OKLAHOMA Complimen+s of DALE SAFETY SERVICE Brakes, Wheel Alignmenr, Au+o Glass McGEE'S JOHNNY'S ELECTRONICS NOWATA CLEANERS Phone CR 3-2875 We use R.C.A. Tubes ancl Paris 508 E- Cl1e 0liee Tex'riIe Painling and Hobby Crails Supplies Pl'l0ne CR 3-H23 IO7 NORTH MAPLE Firs'r in Dry Cleaning and Pressing GRIFFIN OIL COMPANY NOWATA MOTOR CO. 708 E. Cherokee Phone CR 3-2759 A GARY HENRY O e FurniI'ure and Appliances 'I' FRIGIDAIRE 'I' SIMMONS ' HOOVER . 'F RCA ' KROEHLER Phone CR 3-2I0l I2 W. Dela a NOWATA, OKLAHOMA NOWATA PIPE AND SUPPLY Dealers in Pipe and Oil Field Supplies Congratulations, Seniors Compliments of the J. WOOD GLASS TRUST GIBSON MEAT CO. Osage and Elm Phone CR 3-I234 DUGGER'S DAIRY DELL MR. AND MRS. JACK DUG-GER ham, ice cream, cold drinks WELLS LAND COMPANY A former graduate still boosting 09 N. Maple Phone CR 3-328l ll ' ll Be a lovelier you FERN'S BEAUTY SHOP 342 S. Cedar Phone CR 3-I393' LEE BORNEMAN Sinclair Products 2l0 N. Oalc Ph. CR 3-2080 Playboy Magazine? FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Nowata miliggmp W W H 5 ii 'EIEEQ giiili if I avi 'fs' T T '11l 5 . , f! ,,.... 4 ggi? Im Illll l 'I' ' as LI I 2 E l . if I - IW in I7 I I 'EI TI Ego? 1- I I- ,-ii? RQi9a5aIU'mm9I QP 6 Q Mlximum F6 2: 510,000 2 Insurance 5 Fo Each S 2, Dep miter S '. 5 U MEMBER Full Service Banking Through Service We Grow ESTABLISHED I898 CR 3-I227 NOWETA LODGE Cherokee and Pine-Nowaia, OIcIa. CLARENCE WALLACE, Owner CO. Phone CR 3-2233-CR 3-2234 CompIimen+s of STANDARD AUTO PARTS CO. MIKE ROBERTS. Founder I9I4 Pipe, Oil Well and Indus+riaI Supplies Nowafa - Bar'IIesviIIe, Oklahoma r FLAMINGO BEAUTY SHOP Your Beauiy is Our Business VAN J MEASE Local Ageni' Auio - Life - Fire and CasuaII'y PHONE CR 3-3502 G 52I Ironman Ave. Nowaia. OIcIa. Phone: Home CR 3-0495 Office CR 3-0495 COBBS DRY GOODS OuaIi+y Merchandise I02 E. Cherokee CongraI'uIa+ions Class of I964 LANDER BROTHERS FOOD STORE NowaI'a's Largesi and Mos+ Complefe Super Markef WILLIAMS LUMBER YARD MELTON'S SERVICE STATION AND APPLIANCES K WATT MELTON. Owner Phone CR 3.0I92 Nowafa, Oklahoma K X Phone CR 3-23II J Faciory Disiribufor of Armsfrong Tires TOWN AND Phone CR 3-I6II AII Hours LORA'S FLOWER SHOP Nowaia, Oklahoma COUNTRY SHOP CIo'rhes of DisI'inc'rion I05 No. Maple - Phone CR 3-3I98 SOON ER MOTORS Sales Service Nowa+a, Okla. - L fmmlsinmmamm llin ,Y CompIimen+s of NOWATA GENERAL HOSPITAL Compliments of NOWATA SHOE STORE 8: REBUILDERS MARTIN'S DEPT. STORE Nowata's Popular Price Store PH. CR 3-3709 THE LEADER STORE J gl J BARBER SHOp Outfitters to Men and Boys JOHN BENNINGFIELD Also a Full Line of Western AND Wear for the Entire Family JACK ELLIS PHONE CR 3-3587 NOWATA '03 WeS+ Delaware I Compliments of HICKS INSURANCE AGENCY SIMPSON HARDWARE I09 N. Maple CR 3-I520 AND PLUMBING I I :zo N, Maple CR 3-3345 I BONNIE'S DRIVE-INN Compliments Of Ph. I307 622 East Cherokee TITLE ABSTRACT COMPANY BILL, THELMA GINGER, TIMMY AND DON Ngwafal x,gSMOg, P to 5 lcv, 0 'af PITTS Moron co. E Where Service After the Sale fr' . Is Standard Equipment 3 PHONE RCW 89 .I NOWATA -47 , EL T73-Tix gt:-:' ' I I .msIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIWIIII ., ' 1 e I L. .I th .,:J::Tuife:E-fi: It graduating Y 'I!IlIIllIlIl ' C I a S S ff' , T I I .' I EE U ff DWI ' TR 4 'Sui' 5 ---... 1 V 'I 1 I - I , ' fa . BOTTLED UNDER AUTHOR TY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY JIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIWIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ADIIIDIIIWIWIIIPIIBSBBIBDIDIIIIIIIWNIIDI BLYTHE LUMBER CO. 306 N. Berrian CR 3-I22l DOUG BLYTHE I- V.F.W. Ballard-Lack Pos'I' 2745 A Communify Organizafion GREEN ACRES RANCI-Is ' CHARLES AND MARY ELINOR ALEXANDER I V.F.W. AUXILIARY Ballard-Lack Posf 2745 IRONMAN SNACK 9-67 ? b,:UNNALLEES SHOP Q Q BONNIE FORREST CR 3-0559 i 'T GROCERY STORE Phone Orders Filled PrompI'Iy , T 240 Pine WALLACE'S CAFE II2 N. Berrian Nowafa, Oklahoma 90 INDEPENDENT TORPEDO CO. G. L. Myers CR 3-0275 JAY'S fecaebzg Rex AND SKY vu Your i De endable Jeweler vr?25'. THEATRES 'Ta E Ch k ,QQ 'f . - - as+ ero ee - . 1 ogy Movies are Beller ,, Phone X fx - Than Ever. CR 3-N29 K5-ff - K M.- li Xxx NOWATA COFFEYVILLE Phillips Service and Bullc Sfafion CR 3-2099 CR 3-2766 PHIL, BOB. JEROME AND ZELLA Fasf, Friendly Service RAY REED OIL CO. DR. PEP PER LL , I ' I , 3 GUPUHHMES Qfriiuviiiiiuifgil, F. H. AKRIGHT AGENCY Bonds -- Insurance -- Loans Nowala Phone CR 3-0I2l i i A 4 an - -, Bowl al' TOM-A-HAWK LANES Nowala, Olcla. 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