Nowata High School - Ironman Yearbook (Nowata, OK)

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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

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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

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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.