Ocina High School - Bear Cat Yearbook (Ocina, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1949 volume:

'wr' Foreword Between the covers of thls book you will flnd a gllmpse of one year at Oclna School fe have endeavored, in a measure, to preserve memorles dear to the hearts of students and faculty If this annual for l9L9 wakens memorles of happy days b and leaves wlthin your gone y heart a kindly thought for those t me who have contributed thelr 1 and effort, then our labors w1ll not have been ln vain 8 To Mr Roesler and Drusllla titude for their untirlng gra and 1HdlSD6HSBblE service Jlth W publi out whlch thls yearbooc C8CluH woulc not have been pOSSlbl6 The Staff 1 'IV l u g , Tmst, we express our deepest . an . - O E rd 2 112 Edmtor in Ch1ef Assoczate Edmtor Busmness Manager ANNUAL STAFF Senxor Representative ..... Iumor Representatwe ...... Sophomore Representat1ve . . . Freshman Representatmve . . . Art... .... ...... Actzvxties . . . G1r1s Sports .... Boys Sports . . Photography . . . Feature Editor . . . Fun . . .... . . . . . Advisors . . I4-H Clubl... . . .. . fMuS1C, 2. George Tatyrek Mary Io Connelly , , , , .Terrol Harmon , , Delores Harrms , , Helen Joy Adanr Bobby Uptergrove , , , ,Lmda Rogers , ,Marlene Kelsey Barbara Post Norma McMurtry . . J'11nn11e Hatter , . , Iuamta Smoot . . . , . . Monroe Hahn Betty Io Bowman Gene Harrxs Carne Lou Baca ...........MaxPost .,,Mrs. Nora L. Jones Mrs. Retha Gray QQ n EW' he I Vljlgwmd II rn L Q Xi? E fi J f J My ne 4 C, 'hifg KET!! ,ga 7 , XX X, I I fx X W xx M 'm N f 5 5 Jfj fy Q1 F ' F X f ' A I f if IC 7 X fV f g le glee! To Mr Elbert L Patton our supermtendent for lns enthuslasm h1s kmdness and hm understandmg patxence whose never fazlmg good sp1r1t has served to make the way seem brxghter and whose wxllmgness to help has won our everlastmg fnendshxp we respectfully dedxcate thu Annual for the school year 1948 1949 4 00 gclucalion Q Qg, flung.. 4,53 rv Wx R MCMURTRY Clerk A V WOOTTON P C JOHNSON Presxdent Member ff W ' n '5 '5f'? -rr is ,gd 'gr-z yr P ' i Fil' E 2 gnggzwmillflla m5'V+3 4 0 www YW' .KWYWMQL ,il ,,.., f 1Kw4ln- '0 M ' iw' 'KW' ' fa .Q g? 'ft' J 31 at gp I lbliivvw al! 449 , .!,4,1,, Nr WG R, FQ.. ,gf 1' xwxf X.. 'Q' ap- 'F -le An atmosphere of welcome seems to hover about thy door whxch beckons thy cluldren on to success 5 ,gf ' --As. Q :V ,Q -. -r - we A Vw 1 fi V- V V - . '- Aw '.w ' -A 1 ,. Y - , .N l, . . A . 1 . ,., V , I, 1, V . , I. - , .V , , ,K , W-.V-..,Vf..,,,, V,:f,., 5- ,af , Vin it ,VV 6 A 4' N Q I VVn.r'. V ,, V V ,V MQ--Ji K. ,ici VV V . V W 'V f'yA f' V 93- . 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Wi, A557 A 35:5 l n I .9 6 rf I AW X 3 X159 x 1 If U JW 9 V I Q O f 1 4' Ar, ELBERT L, PATTON B LEWIS EARL HAGER Supenntendent Pnncxpal SIIOP Ml?-ll Semor Sponsor Englxsh 4 H Club Sponsor Coach RETHA GRAY 7 and 8th Teacher Annual Staff Advxsor Cgach Coach MILWARD C ROSLER NORA L JONES Commerce 5 and 6th Teacher Math Annual Siaff Advlsor Junxor Sponsor 7 and ith Sponsor n S p J DORIS PENN ILA LEWIS HASSIE TAYLOR Music-English 3 and 4th Teacher 1 and Znd Teacher Sophomore Sponsor Freshman Sponsor Music Director 4-H Club Sponsor 7 sgvlqa fl E QJS'-Q4--.P X MM' on 1 1, 'Q X N ul rj W-, Y f f- f SENIOR HISTORY August L, 1937 was really an exciting day for l5 tiny tots. It was the beginning of a new life for us, because we started to school Mrs Margaret Van Deventer was our teacher. hrs Claud Johns was our teacher in the second third, and fourth grades CShe must have thought lots of us to follow us through three gradesj Durlng these years we had several new students Join the class They were Clela Belle Clark telia Bean Donald Hatter, Joel Beeson and Roscoe New Julian Johnsor Jimmie Hatter and Drusilla lest moved durlng these years Julian came back ln a short time Mrs Melvin Demlng and Urs LaVerne Fails were our teachers in the flfth grade New members to our class were Jintford Kenyon James Davls, Darlene Nance and Juanita Lowrance Several new students were welcomed to our most honored class in the sixth seventh and eighth years They were Georgia Ellison Stanley Stapgs, Glen Trammel Neil yuattlebaur, Charles Wall Micheal Berry and Journal smith Drusilla Jest rejoined the class agaln ln the sixth year Norman Jackson and Roscoe New quit school Glen Trammel and Nlcheal Berry left durlng the elghth year Only seven members of the class belng left to gradu ate Then the greatest moment of our lives came We entered high school Fourteen students fron Nillow Joined our class as fresh men This made a total of twenty one students The week of school whlch ye dread most flnally arrived The senlors lnitlated Je do not know what rade them do such a thlng, because we could not help if we were srarter than they Oeveral of the class members left during our freshman year There were slxteen members to enroll in the ophomore class Je felt honored to have Jimmie Hatter join our class apaln S e had spent a few years in Texas Irs I C Quattlebaum was elected spon or The class had flfteen members to bcgln the JuHlOr year had a very rice time on the JUDlOT and senior trlp whlch we spent JUHlOT year pas ed some of the tudents went away Wlght ophistlcated enlors enrolled here at the beglnnlng of th1s cho l term slx of u GGOILS Tatyre uHl1dP John sru llla fe t Jinlle Ha ter Juarlta noot ard uelores Harris had begur our educatlon togetder here at Cclna e chose Ir L Patton the new superlnterdent ,on or who lndeed is a very good one parbara Cornelius enrolled the econd semester This i a brief history of our cla s and the any nappy days we have engoyed at Oclna 9 0 C H, . x . , Q A I . i , D o , 9 ' A9 ., X ' 9 ' ' O O fn I A l . , P O 1 , 0 L - . 9 n ' ' X , H , ' AL I I 'W 11 , 0 I . . . H 0 . ' O 1. . g 'l , Y ' 'W o A ' 1 0 ' u . . . . . Yi! . us. Y 4 A ' L l . U 5 I ' s . H T , . h I if , I H O ' O O . S . . ' . U a,' ' ' . We A A 1 . at Cratervllle. Mrs. Clark Jenn was sponsor of the class. as the . . , S , S O M. S . S . . . ' s Q L. l s, 'z A T K, T 'f . son, Y' - f. ' . - v 0 , ,X ' v . ' .f , f ' ' ' O J IJ , -A M , . .,A , J. l ' . ' . ' v v . 1 f-1 A ' A . .1 . . 24. . , - ' T , sv s , ' , D - . s . . s ' ss ' L. ' ' . O DELORES HARRIS I profess not to know bow boy s hearts are won Basketball Tnple Trxo Soloxst A 1 '- df' ., .. ,. mp fix. BARBARA CORNELIUS The blushing bride. Glee Club GERALD FLOYD School? The way we spend our tame between sleepmg and eatung Basketball Baseball 4-H Club 10 J UANITA SMOOT The modesi manners and the gentlesi heart Basketball Glee Club 'X v DRUSILLA WEST A beautiful but not a durnb 'bunny'. GEORGE TATYREK I haven t studied a but l ll probably Hunk Baseball 4 H Club JIMMIE HATTER You know l belong to someone else' why don t you leave me alone? Glee Club Triple Trio Trio 4-H Club Soloist JULIAN JOHNSON The world known nothing of its greater men Basketball Baseball 4 H Club President . . . . . . . . George Tatyrek Vice President . . . . . . . . . . . . Julian Johnson Secretary-Treasurer . . . . . . . Jixnmie Hatter 11 SENIORS We, the seniors of 'LQ began our high school as innocent freshmen gawking through the halls of Ocina High with a horrid fear of the 'Office' in our hearts We soon found that familiarity was the best cure Now I would like to introduce those once gawking freshmen who have developed into the most dignified c1ass1nschooL First we would like to present the president of our class, George Tatyrek George is an outstandlng student k1bOu11HS studies and his L H Club work I feel sure George would like to make known publicly the place he holds in Mr Roesler's heart hear George tell it he has never studled a bit, but he has never made below an A Then there 18 that one and only Gerald Floyd better known as Hoot Now he's our boy---since no other class will claim him Hoot is very active in sports He plays basketball and can really throw the curves on the baseball fleld We believe he has taken ball playlng too seriously, because when the game is over he just stops throwing the curves and starts chaslng them He also showed the posslbillty of becom1ng a great actor when the seniors presmted their play Some day when Hoot becomes famous we will be proudtm say, 'I knew Mr Floyd when - Drusilla West is that sweet and shy member of our class W say, 'Shy' but we often wonder' She is always telling about going to church at Erick, but we wonder if its church at all Drusilla what shorthand would be without 'Miss West' for it seems everyone depends on her Barbara Cornelius is the only 'Mrs ' in our class She dimnt like paddling her own canoe so she got someone to paddle 1tRH'h6B when the senior's will is written we would like to take it upon ourselves to will to Wanda Smoot from Barbara the exclusive right to use the loudest voice in school and to express her opinionemy time and anywhere Jimmie Hatter turns all her attention toward Carter Hoot didn't quite understand her attitude during the senior play, but maybe he doesn't reallze that she might really be serious Jimmie has talent for becoming a great singer, if she doesn't listen to outside influence' Juanita Smoot is the member that really adds dignity to our class She is the quite type and doesn't boast of her progressin various lines, but from what we hear she seems to be giving certain people plenty of competltion Stay in there Juanita and even if you don't get him you fought a good battle' Julian Johnson is better known as lover boy He claims he cares nothing for the girls, but we know that deep down in his heart he loves every one of us Who else would have given sonmch chocolate candy for Christmas? Last but not least we have Delores Harris, who is not only an outstanding student in athletics, but also in her class work We see great possibilities of Delores becoming a detective though she lost her billfold in the chase she got 'im.andhe dRm't get away 12 i D 0 . . To 90 lf. 0 . 0 on . e takes her studies very seriously. It makes us shudder to think . All fi nl iii HELEN JOY ADAIR 4 H Glee club Triple Trlo Trlo Solo I don I understand all I know about thxs W C DAVIS Baseball Basketball Im just Pickled hnk MARY JO CONNELLY Class Secretary Triple Tno Glee club 4 H S love love love L G KELSEY I-hs weakness Sophomore blondes J f 'Y O9 10 R 9 X71 ,Q 6443 WAYNE SMITH Baseball way I look at xt -v fa. Basketball 4 H Presxdent avr 14 v ,Q JERROL HARMON 4 H Baseball Well Dash me CARRIE LOU BACA Basketball Glee club Tnple Tno Trio Solo 4 I-lClub Those Mangum boys keep Carrxe busy It s a wonder she xsn t du.zy 4 H Basketball Baseball He likes io hunt dear :nth no closed season A-3 1-10-un NORMA MCMURTRY Basketball Glee club 4 HSecretary Class Vxce Presmdent She says I haven t studxed for thls test today But we notice she always makes an A Yeah That s the A I ' '. . D 5' - 4 . : . I - AJ A . ,Q V.. Hy! ! W 1 I 'X 4-Hf ' - I ' : 1 . , ,, J P ' V f h ' . - A. , 1 -I I X f' V 1 EUGENE x-mums ' ' ' S , , - 11' -- ', -J ' ' - 7 '44 N1 -1, ' .-0 , N ,Q Mi! f 1 4 .W 'Q fs- ' R- ng ,ug is ye I 1: ,Sri y Q , ' :F . gi - I - ff Q ' ' -43 lx.-XTHRYN KOPECEK L lee Club H C he-wmg gum xndxspensable BILLY RAY THOMAS Baseball Basketball H Somebody 5 gonna have their head blocked xl' they do that agaxn MONROE HAHN Semor Play 15 K f-5 Q-uf BILLY DON THOMAS 4 H B351-ball Basketball Attragted by Strange women EVA LOU WOOTTON Clem Club 4 H Heavens What will we Cook next week All great men are dead l don t feel so well myself wif 3 , 1 s 3 ,L Y ' 3 4- ' -. f ... 1 - . ' Q Q -' 4 , ns- K, 'I l N V1 v 'f. . . A vi I ffl A . , . . ,, .f-'- Q N - ,l 9 f ' 1 - 4, . ,. - .Il A , ... I ' O his g 2' L A if 1 -a.. . Q, F 1. N I O The Junior Class of l9h8 L9 is one of the most outstanding classes in highschool, characterized by vitality and versatility, we are represented in all school activities In the process of organizing, we elected for our class officers, Helen Joy Adair, president, Norma Mcwurtry, vice president, Mary Jo Connelly, secretary Patti Dodson was chosen sponsor Followlng Miss Dodson's resignation, Janice Anchelle sponsored us for six weeks, then we became proteges of Mrs Retha Gray Our class, under the directlon of Mrs Gray, presented the first junior play, Ocina has had for several years, WJust Ducky', the story of two teen age girls and their adventures The junior class consists of eight boys and six girls Helen Joy Adair is that petite blues singer of our class I don't know why Helen prefers a blues song to any other kind Carrie Lou Baca well deserved the honor she received last year of 'The All Around Girl Carrie is active in all school activities She really gets around O K He were disappointed because Mary Jo Connelly wasn't elected noney to elect their queen At least, that is the only reason we could think of W C Davis? Well he is always ready with a smile Dub made a swell short stop on our baseball team He was our basketball captain, too And did he shine, especially when he got to crown the queen Mr Lewis, the only reason your baseball team lost a game was because Jerrol Harmon broke his leg so early in the season If it hadn't been for that streak of hard luck you would probably have won every gamelnot that you lost many anywayl The baseball team just couldn't have done without Jerrol even if he wasn't able to play And Gene Harris Say, what that six footer couldn't do under a basketball goal We know now why he didn't go out for baseball, he stored up all his energy for basketball and A H Club Not to mention the A+ in bookkeeping Bill Henderson was the third Bill to Join our class He mov ed here during the last six weeks of the first semesten therefore he didn't take part in any sports, But we know you would have been good, Bill 16 J U R S O .H basketball queen. It must have been that the seniors had more Monroe Hahn the boy who likes skatlng, almost belongs to the senior class but we are proud to name him on our roster L G Kelsey's name is next L G 's the boy with the musical talent With him and his guitar along, there's bound to be music And speaking of music there's Kathryn Kopecek We have never seen a girl learn to play so qulckly as Kathryn That baby grand piano Santa Claus brought her could have had somethlng to do with that Say, that Norma McMurtry is our top A H Club girl Yep, she is the one that takes the honors Those grades she has on her report card call for quite a few honors Next is 'Myne Smith He is our L H president The way he moves around on the basketball court, we'll never know how Mr Hagar did without him Je thlnk he is a good catcher on a base ball team Believe me it takes nerve to catch a ball when Billy Don is pitchlng It's kinda confusing having two Bill Thomases in our class Now there is Billy Don, he is our baseball pitcher If you want a strike out call on Bill He is a good man to call on if you need two points in a basketball game, too Bill 18 sorta' buggy trol The next Bill Thomas is Billy Ray He is another one of base ball catchers He not only can catch the ball but he can h1t it He made quite a few home runs last season The only reason we put Eva Lou Jootton's name last 13 because her name starts with a I and comes towards the last of the ABC's Well, that's the Juniors of l9L8 A9 Here is a little thought we would like to leave behlnd Ocina teachers lend an ear we'll be with you one more year, But as we pass we'll give three cheers To you who've helped us choose careers Here's to our sponsor, Mrs Gray, mo gave us parties and coached our pla She has a smlle and a laugh so gay M thlnk she's 'Just Ducky in every way 17 in A-H Club though fmeaning by that, he is enrolled in insect con- - D T . ' Y. ' Y N . nt t o t ool ores G'e olnd 1 n C e Qrah J ove tu l1HtOD derx 5 ne ecln slx wee Nery tes olled ro ttended ohool for doout four weems nd he oved Quay ye are on o Jve 1 s. lark e, C t V fx d s onfroers are ,d fo t d TJ l lo7I V100 cor ood ecret rf ora tre urer ur c 3 15 represented ir the othletl L P oluo and muslc OTfJD1ZdU1OHQ 'e r o ur class who are lr the trlple trlo are Marlene Fel ey soar Hood stell Johns r and etty o n Durlng the ummer term we helned lve the freshmen d party after they were lrltlated lrto hlghscrool Our flrst class ertcrtalnmert was a lener ro st xt the Nengum lark ffter a dGl1ClOLS real we etterded the emnle TH63t8T where we ergoged the movle HHelentless' St3TTlDQ Dobert Young On Decenber 23 we were honored wlth a CHF1StW8S Portx given by our sponsor stell Johnson :ds elected c ndldate for the bdsxetball queen race 18 fr X Yi 'J 'X rg . - ij Q 1' -1 L l . 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Then let me introduce to you the Freshmen Class To prove we are the biggest The class roll numbered twenty one at the opening of school Then three weeks later Jimmie Dale Shaver threw aside his cotton sack and trudged back to Join us bringing the total to twenty two But alas' The second six weeks we lost Mary, Mary Berry that is, to a neighboring school Perhaps the reason this class shows up with such superlative brllliancy is our choice of class officials To Wit President Darrel Horne Secretary Betty Horne We demonstrated our good nature at initiation Some fun, eh' Especially to the upper classmen, but we really had a good time, too, being called upon to exhibit our most worthy talents includ ing everything from Baby Crawl to JuJ1tsu and the latest dance steps However, we reaped our reward for our sportsmanship when we were entertained by the upper classmen at a party that evening On the night of December 25rd, we had an enjoyable Christmas party, chaperoned most graciously by our sponsor, Mrs Hassle Taylor Most everyone was there We had lots to eat but I'm afraid to say what happened after they had eaten L1nda's and Barb- ara' s candy Although we have been ignored by the Seniors, pitied by the Juniors, and snubbed by the Sophomores, we are still ugoing strong' and we intend to be the strongest class that has ever gone forth from Oolna High School No one, who is acquainted with the fresh- men, will doubt that this class is destined for great things Tearlsn and Wwisdom Teeth, two plays are being studied now for presentation, soon 19 F R E N Vice-Prssldent--Elbert Patton 8 l I - V H SOPHOMORE CLASS F RESI-I.MAN CLASS I Z 0 Frort Row Middle Row Baca Row SOPUOVORE3 Wylline Shook, Beulah Estes Bettv Bowman LS+P11P Joh son, M rlene Kelsev Loretta Ellison, Snren Angellv Vande Ho ne Joan Hood, La y llison, Floyd Fugglt, Gavle Todd, Eerl Ellis, Mrs Penn, Billie Lowrance CSDOUSOP5 Max Post Esrl Blenkenshlo, Edgar Harris, Bobbv UQUSPRFOJS, Gene Ward, Sidnev VenZsnd+ 'T Q A X4 Z- 'Q du' Y' Front Row Middle Row Back Row FRESHNEN Linda Rodgers, Christine Harris, Bettv Hor Wands Smoot, Petey Runnels Louise Hill, Dixie Gipson Inez Ellis, Gwendolyn New, Barbara Post, Edverd Estes Elbert Patton Darrel Horne, Jake Lowrance, Mary Berry, Urs Fox, Tl Kent Johnson, Dwwvne Stafford Charles Dewees Frankie Mayer, Robert Yarber, Jimmie Shaver Ravmond SHOOY Absent from oicture, Mrs Hassle Taylor, sponsor Z1 A. 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A SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADES QM ,-fuk-.J FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES 'NI' 1 GY ZZ S'V'NTH AWD LIGHTH G D S Front Row 'argaret foore, Iargaret Thomas, Louise IcCafferty, Martha New, Druoilla Vstes, Betty lest, sther Pruett, Shirley smith Middle Row Gary Patton, Shlrley Yarber, Sue Wall, Alina Nontgomery, Lunell Johnson, Aletta shaver, hrs, Jones sponsor Back Row Nelvin Angelly, Ronald Harris, Ray Killian, Joe Ellison, Carl Smith, Wentz Lowrance, Charles Horne QEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS President Carl Dwayne Smith Vice President Shirley Faye Yarber secretary Treasureq Louise NcCafferty Front Row Joyce Shook, Betty Cranford, Nynia smith, Laverne Byars, Iva Lee vatt, Iattle Ruth Johnson, Betty Lou Cranford, Melba Yarber, Janice Hlll Niddle Row David horrls, Darrell rorrls, Delmar omoot, Colleen Stafford, Joy aloney, Uhristine Shook, Harold llison, Ronald smith Bobby Lovrance Bao? Row Walter Johnson, Dolphus dest, Donnie Blankenship Kenneth Gipson, Earl Maloney, Dwight Bell, Jo Dean Dyars, John Rockhold, Clarence nngelley, Mrs Jones, teacher 23 n L L ' RA E Z Lui 'J' :I 'Az ' ln 1.1 'I' E C' F' . . a 'L 0 r , ' Q 'A C. . L 9 I FW 1 lA FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES . .J .1 ' I E fl ' , . . 1 ' - ' , ' ' yr ' gv Sw Q.. L, s , V I , 1 up . . . . , ,- . , . ax l.9 THIRD AND FOURTH GRADES -+- FRONT ROW Betty Horne Vera Sue West Thelma Shook Delores Cranford Mildred Angelly Patncna Hager Bxll Johnson Jerry Rockhold Doyle Bell BACK ROW Leon Pruett Bobby Gxpson Conrad Byars Wmfred Shook, Mrs Lewxs teacher Kenneth West Harold Shaver H L Yarber PRIMARY AND SECOND GRADES FRONT ROW MIDDLE ROW BACK ROW Anna Moore Martha Shook Lovela Shaver Mane Tatyrek, Loretta Smoot Betty New Sue Carol Horne Darlene Green Linda Byars Robert Watson Joe Montgomery Jackie McCafferty Marvm Maloney Cul-hs McMurtry James Rockhold Harold Byars Jerry Stafford Larry Cranford Tommy Horne Paul Morris lvan Wootton Coy Nltxon Mrs Taylor teacher Z4 ' Z ' . .+I ' ,. Q ' , V , Q' U -. . ,A . e - , A ' .4 -3. f '3 ' I ' 4 ' J E A x f 3 f ., - Q . , 1 L, , X T J fi ' 0 I rl . : . . . . ' . ' I . 1 I ' :S . ' . . ' - ' -- . , , . . . , : ' , . . ' . . I I D ' 5 . . ' l . ' 1 . . '. . ' . - -- XR Q E5 gkjig SX 9 EQQEQ re 52595 in CQ!! 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YQ I 1 , X ' is X4 S fp 5: H ff Y A MM 'XX 5 The music department of Ocina High School is under the dir ectlon of Mrs Clark Penn Every grade in school is represented in this organization An organization which began last year was the triple trio Four members of the original group graduated last spring New members chosen for this year were Joan Hood Marlene Kelsey, Betty Jo Bowman and Mary Jo Connelly The triple trio is composed of first soprano Estelle John son Joan Hood and Helen Joy Adair, second soprano Marry Jo Connelly, Marlene Kelsey, and Jimmie Hatter, alto Betty Jo Bowman Carrie Lou Baca and Delores Harris These girls are poise and personality They are proud of the fact that the triple trio is a member of the Federated Music Club of America The triple trio appeared before the Teachers Convention the Rotary Club, Yiwanis Club Cecelian Club the Veterans of Foreign wars and in several assembly programs Soloists to appear this year have been Carrie Lou Baca Estelle Johnson, Helen Joy Adair Delores Harris, and Jimmie Hatter Our glee club consists of thirty one girls These girls pre sented a very beautlful Christmas program which received much praise The girls were dressed in dark skirts with white blouses each girl carried a lighted candle Numbers on the program were presented by the glee club triple trio and the soloists The outstanding event of the glee club each year is their annual spring concert The group wears pastel formals and each g1rl carries a nosegay of flowers The program consists of a wide variety of rusic Miss Jlmmie Hatter sang at the dedication of the Baptist Church in Hobart Her voice was broadcast over the Hobart net work All of the girls have enjoyed this year of music 26 M U S I C 3 1 , A s 9 0 ' very attractive when they sing, because they have stage presence, ' 1 X s 9 , o 9 Q . i ' 9 , ' o ' J '18 GLEE CLUB FRONT ROW Betty Ann Horne Chrxstme Harrxs Loulse Hxll Patsy Runnels Norma McMurtry Inez Ellls Sarah Angelly Gwendolyn New Dxxxe Gxpson MIDDLE ROW Carrxe Lou Baca Mary Jo Connelly Wanda Faye Smoot Bxllle Lowrance Beulah Estes Delores Harrls Juamta Smoot Drusxlla Vkest Jlmmne Hatter vanda Horne Wyllxne Shook Patsy Thompson BACK ROW Lxnda Rodgers Kathryn Kopecek Eva Lou Wootton Marlene Kelsey Loretta Ellxson Estelle Johnson Betty Bowman Joan Hood Mary Berry Barbara Post Helen Joy Adalr Mrs Dorxs Penn director Wa. W7 C? ,Q W an 1 it if TRIPLE TRIO 27 TRIO First Soprano . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Helen Joy Adur Second Soprano . . . . . . Jimmie Grace Hatter Alto . . . . . .Carrie Lou Baca Z8 . 4 . 1 V 4 ' A - f i L 1 3 ' b s 1 ' Q , . 3 4 f A 1 ' : 4 , ' Q ' gf 'z ,, 2 2' -g. 1 4 1. '1 fr , ' X- ' . A Q . . ,zur L xl lf, ,V I.- Head for clear thinking Heart for greater loyalty Hands for greater service Health for better living OGINA CLUB ACTIVITIES 1948 49 Ocina 4 H Club Was organized on January 5, 1948 with the selection of the following officers George Tatyrek, president Neil Quattlebaum, vice president, and Norma McMurtry, secretary Mr Earl Hager and Mrs W C Qnattlebaum were selected as spon sore Thirteen girls participated in the Dress Revue held in Hangum in April twelve of them winning blue ribbons and one a red ribbon The Club officers attended the Federation Meeting where Norma McMurtry received a S50 OO award on her 4-H Club record book.Bhe was presented a medal for dress revue participation, also one for Eighty one members of our club took part in the Greer County Fair in September of 1948 bringing home 127 ribbons for their efforts and prize money totaling C106 64 Larry Ellison exhibited the champion hog and Elbert Lee Patton, Jr exhibited champion chickens Our booth at the County Fair, for the fifth consecutive year, was rated first by the judges and for this honor we received a S10 00 award Norma Mclurtry and George Tatyrek won the Judging contests at fair and for this accomplishment were given trips to the State Fair at Oklahoma City Here George took first in cotton judging for which he received a wonderful prize in the form of a free trip to the American Royal Livestock Show at Kansas City In September Jimmie Grace Hatter and Norma Hclurtry repre sented Greer County at the Enid Dairy Show Jimmie Grace entered the queen contest and Norma the individual demonstration contest On December 3, 1948 the Ocina 4 H Club was reorganized with the election of Wayne Smith, president, Elbert Lee Patton, vice president, and Norma McMurtry, secretary, and the selection of Mrs Hassle Taylor and Nr Earl Hager as sponsors The club new has seventy active and enthusiastic members each and every one determined to keep up Oc1na's 'winning ways Z9 her work in food preparation, I.- HIGH SCHOOL 4-H CLUB GRADE SCHOOL 4 H CLUB 30 HIGE CiCOL A H CLUB Back Row Billy Ray Thonas onroe Hahn Eugene Harris Elbert Lee Patton Darrel Horne Jake Lowrance L rry Ellison Jayne Smith Third Row Sidney VanZandt Floyd Fugitt Jerrol Harmon lary Jo Connelly J1m.ie Hatter Estell Johnson Gwendolyn New etty dorne Carrie Baca Irs Taylor girl's sponsor Barbara Post L G Yelsey Earl wl3HKSHShlD Gayle Todd Rooe t Yarber second Row Ra rond Shook Linda Rodgers Kathryn Yopecek Eva Harris Lary Berry, Patsy Runnels W C Davis Bobby Uptergrove Edgar Harrls Front Row Mr Hager boy's sponsor George Tatyrek Gerald Floyd, Lax Post Dwayne otafford, Bobby lard Charles Dewees Julian John on Earl Ellis We're forever boosting club work, Boys' and girls' clubs everywhere Our aim is high, de'll always try To keep our banner in the sky Achievement is our watchword The four leaf clover rare Means health and happiness forever Boys' and girls' clubs everywhere GRADE SCHOOL L H CLUB Back Row Charle Horne Bill Johnson Jerry Rockhold walter Lee Johnson Darrel Morris Dwight Bell Donnie Blankenship Bobby Lowrance Doyle Bell Liddle Row hr Hager John Rockhold Gary Patton Joe Ellison Ray Killian Carl smith Wentz Lowrance Ronald Harris hrs Taylor Front Row Delmar emoot Betty Cranlord oue Wall, Betty West Xartha New Lunell Johnson Colleen tafford Iattie Johnson Betty Lankford, Patricia Hager David Morris 31 I f S I - I 1' , K , 4 g, ,H ! Y 1 G 7 L 'x Z , ' I T ! 'Tl 6 9 i 7 E 1 iq 1 ' . ' v 1 ' 1 ' ' L '1 ' L-' - 1 1 1, C' . w-. '1 ' - 1 1 , L 1 Lou Wootton, Helen Adair, Inez Ellis, Norma McMurtry, Christine 1 f D 1 ' ' 1 . 1 : Y o ' , , , , U , H A L 1 -W ' 1 1 S 1 I YV O : S 1 . 1 1 N 1 1 1 1 l F , Y ' ' ' r 1 1 1 Y 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' , ff A rv ' 1 Q D ', v 'f xr 1 1 U 1 H , 1 1 SP KQKZTS 21 cb A in V . .. 'G f 34?-a !h4 V Q' HJ' O Q X vow' I 50,0 if U wf ! , s, rg X , ,V 4, .-.-g-r D N I 0 R S P O Oolna Girls' basketball team is proud of the team, the coach and the hard earned victories of the year Losing several of the veteran players last year through graduation, the team began operations this year with a number of inexperienced players, but under the able guidance of Mr Patton they have annexed quite a few victories, to their credit Of the 22 games played 15 were won, 6 lost, with one tie A total of 652 points being amassed by Ocina while the opponents scored 555 Tournaments in which the team participated include The Elk C1ty Invitational where they were not too successful having been defeated in their second game, In the Greer County Tournament held in Mangum, February 3 L 5, they played three games, losing to Mhngum Girls in the finals For this second place honor they were awarded the runner up trophy The District, Regional, and State Tournaments will be played after this publication goes to press The team will be represented at the District Tournament, from there 999 because of his knowledge of basketball and his patience with them in their training This training will be beneficial in the years ahead For in the game of life as in the basketball game, the successful player respects the rules, practices fair play, and sportsmenlike conduct, accepts defeat without complaining, and success without boasting N I O R S P O 0cina's senior basketball boys have played 19 games Of the 19 games played 9 were won and 10 were lost we entered the invitational tournament played in Weatherford and also the county tournament held in Mangum we were unsuccess ful and lost our first game of the invitational to Friendship and in the county we lost the first game to Granite Due to print son the game to the fact this book must go to press, we will be unable our outcome in the district tournament Hager, the coacn,feels that we have had a successful sea believes it matters not so much who won the game, but how was played Knowing his sentiments the boys have all worked and worked hard for a good ball team Note The district tournament was played and won by Ocina boys 33 S E G I R L S ' R T In the team's estimation Mr. Patton, the coach, is 'tops,' S E B O Y S ' R T Mr. - . He SENIOR GIRLS BASKETBALL DLNIOK :BOYS BADISL .l BALL 34 17 ------------ 2b 35 -------------- 28 -------------- 2h b3 --------- - 26- ---------------- 15 36 ----------- 18 ---------------- 11 33 ---------------- 29 --------------- 29 3h -------------- L0 ----------- 18 39 -------------- 22 --------------- 37 35 --------------- 20 ------------- 28 2b -------------- 16- ---------- 25 L2 ---------- ------------ 23 ----------- ------------ Front Row: Floyd Fugitt-center, Gene Harris-center, Mr. Hager- 2l ------------ 28 29 -------------- 17 -------------- , 33 31 ---------- 31 ----------------- 18 25 ----------- 32 ---------------- 37 27 ---------------- L6 --------------- L3 lh -------------- 53 ---------- - 22 33 -------------- 23 --------------- 3h 53 --------------- ' A8 ------------- 32 32 -------------- 36 ---------- 30 SENIOR GIRLS' BASKETBALL Front Row Marlene Kelsey forward, Estelle Johnson guard, Delores Harris guard, Mr Patton coach, Juanita Smoot guard, Norma McMurtry forward, Loretta Ellison guard Back Row Betty Bowman-forward Inez Ellis guard, Carrie Baca forward, Betty Horne forward, Christine Harris forward, Linda Rodgers forward Oclna Ocina Ocina Ocina Ocina Ocina Oclna Ocina Oclna Ocina Ocina GIRLS' SCOREBOOK REVIEW City View Granite Reed Delhi Texola Lake Creek Texola Eastview Ocina Ocina Ocina Oclna Ocina 0cina Oclna Ooina Carter Lake Creek Plainview Reed Vinson Vinson Delhi Carter Centralvue Elk City Tournament New Liberty 26 Ocina 20 Eastvlew Greer County Tournament Centralvue 20 Ocina 36 Eastvlew 0cina 36 Mangum 51 SENIOR BOYS' BASKETBALL coach Billy Ray Thomas forward Billy Don Thomas guard Back Row guard, W forward Ocina Ocina Ocina Ocina Oclna Oclna Ocina Oclna Ocina Wayne Smith guard, Earl Ellis guard Larry Ellison C Davis forward Gerald F oyd guard, Julian Johnson BOYS' SCOREBOOK REVIEW City View Granite Reed Delhi Texola Lake Creek Texola Eastview Ocina Oclna Oclna Oclna Ocina Ocina Oclna Ocina Carter Lake Creek Plainview Reed Vinson Vinson Lelhi Carter -Centralvue Weatherford Tournament Ocina 17 Friendship 38 County Tournament Ocina 30 Granite 5b District Tournament Ocina 38 Eastview 37 35 JUNIOR CANDIDATE SOPHOMORE CANDIDATE LEFT: MARY JO CONNELLY RIGHT ESTELL JOHNSON A P G Lf . f 0S '1 , .i QUEEN IIMMIE GRACE HATTER Auf FRESHMAN CANDIDATE EIGHTH GRADE CANDIDATE BETTY ANN HORNE BETTY RUTH WEST 36 JUNIOR GIRLS BASKETBALL ,ps JUNIOR BOYS BAbKETBALL 3 7 , . 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V 1 315, K , W , A, t ., A. 1 4 x ,f ..-1 LS K4 ...A J A All ,, v 4 GL . . .TUIN I OR GIRLS ' BASKETBALL Front Row hartha Jane New guard, Dixle Gipson guard, Betty Horne forward, Patsy Runnels guard, Inez Ellls guard, Christlne Harris forward, Betty Ruth West forward, Linda Rodgers forward Back Row Allne Montgomery guard, Shlrler smith guard Esther Pruet guard, aletta shaver forward, sh1r'ey Faye Yarber forward hr Patton coach, Lunell Johnson guard, tary Ruth Henderson forward sue Thomas forward, Louise McCafferty forward A basketball team in the making, a good one too we are sure as they are hard working, loyal, and co operative Tutti Fruiti, Punch and Judy, Our team will do its duty Don't you worry, doh't you fret Our team will get there' Yes' Yes' Yes Yes' Cold water, warm water Hot wateq steam Hot dog, hot dog Look at our team Yea' Ocina fight fight fight JUNIOR BOYS' BASKETBALL Front Row: Frankie MBYBT-IOTWQTG, Elbert Lee Patton-center, hr. Lewis--coach, Jake Lowrance-forward, Robert Yarber-guard, Back Row: Carl Dwayne Smith-forward, Ray Killian-forward, Charles Dewege-guard, Joe Ellison-guarlg Gary Patton-guard, Raymond Shook- guar These boys had a very successful season. It takes sportsman- ship, hard work and co-operation to make a good ball team, and these boys have what it takes. 38 Y - - . ' - I - f 0 1 l .1 0 . 1 I ' - ' - . . N : - ' .T - I - .- H - . .c1'-L -, 3 f If V. not ' -n ' A 1 ri :lu ' an Q . ! D o I ' 9 I sl I n o s . l I 9 9 ' I 9 ' . , Q Q.3....?: 'tv' J -r X17-.R xg v SENIOR BASEBALL TEAM JUNIOR BASEBALL TEAM 39 N I T E Front Row Billy Ray Thomas, 2nd , Gerald Floyd, p , W C Davis, s s Wayne Smith, c Julian Johnson, inf , Earl Bankenship, rf , Middle Row Earl Ellis, cf , Gayle Todd, cf , Larry Ellison, 3rd , Floyd Rugitt, lst Gene Harris, lst , George Tatyrek, lf , mr Lewis Coach Back Row Sidney Vanzandt, Edgar Harris, Uptergrove, Gene Ward, and Max Post Although Billy Don Thomas's picture does not appear here, h rendered a valuable service on the mound in some of these games Mr Lewis feels that the boys had a successful season attributes their success to hard work and co operation Schedule Ocina Carter lost Ocina Granite won Ocina Granite won Ocina Eastview lost N I O R E B A L L T E Front Row Charles Horne, Gary Patton, Charles Dewees, Dwayne Smith, Ray Killian, Joe Ellison, Melvin Angelly Middle Row M Hager Coach, Jimmie Shaver, Darrel Horne, Frankie Mayer, Elbert Lee Patton, Jake Lowrance, Edward Estes, Robert Yarber, Back Row Kent Johnson, Wentz Lowrance, Raymond Shook, Ronald Harris Dwavne Stafford I Hager feels these inexperienced boys had a very sucasm ful season Schedule Ocina Carter lost Ooina Delhi Won Ocina Lake Creek won Ocina Eastview lost Ocina Carter won 40 S E 0 R B A S E B A L L A M . .g .3 .' 0' as 0' 0' 8 . . 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Rf WfgM ipmwmww M' aww S , 1? my Q62 i W fn wllizwf N W 42 ,T f'T F U N Hrs Penn teaches her sophomore students that any smart chick can decline a kiss A kiss is both proper and common, except when it gets too common, then it 1sn't proper If a farmer raises 2500 bushels of wheat and sells it for a Sl OO per bushel, uwhat will he get?H asked the teacher, uAn auto- mob1le,n replied Mary Jo The garage man charged Mr Patton ten dollars for towing him for two miles, but Mr Patton got even with him, he kept his brakes on all the time Dafynitions Love The tenth word in every telegram Hug Energy gone to waist Fllrtatlon Attention without intention One evening Earl Ellis was visiting Nanda Horne They were sitting on the couch, when Earl noticed that Wanda's little sister was watching from the doorway Earl said, Ulf you will go to bed I will give you a quarter The little girl left the room In about five minutes she returned, NHere's fifty cents' she said, nLet me watch n Eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow ye diet Estell to her little brother uD1d you peep through the keyhole last night while Wayne was hereW UYes I didn he answered uD1d you find anything out?N Este asked uThe l1ghts,u he said Mr Hager teaches his Geometry class that a straight line is the BhOFt8Bt distance between two points Earl Blankenship thinks a good looking girl can get there quicker with curves When Mr Lewis lost his basket ball game, he said to the boys nWell there are always a few things I can count on W NWhat are Over the doctor's telephone came a voice, uCome quickly y young son, has swalLowed a fountain pen H UI'll come at once: said the doctor, 'What are you doing in the meantime ' UUs1ng my penc1l,N replied Mr Patton NALSWORTH lalwv-hill Aljfiflllfllll luualmn. 44 O . 0 I . 11 they?h asked Elbert. uMy fingersu, replied Mr. Lewls. m -u . , ' ? 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