Okmulgee High School - Torchlight Yearbook (Okmulgee, OK)

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A Arithmetic is a most important course. These seventh graders are busily concentrating on today's assignment un- der the guidance of Mrs. Jane Nelson. fi if A , , wma' ,,f 2, :Q if is Q Row One: Neville Edenborough, Donnie Edmonds, 'Virginia Epley, James Evans, Phillip Farrill. Vella Jean Fisher, Cherlotta Flanary, Barbara Floyd. Barry Gaggini, Jimmy Gainor, Betty Ann George, Patricia Gibson, Harry Gorham, John Graiidfield, Myron Griffin, Judith Gunther, Ann Hiimes. Ronald Hamlin, Patsy I-lainon, Sheila Harshziw. Row Two: Geneva Hawkins, Teddy Haws, Jimrny Hinderliter. June Hiollecker, Doyle Hoops-r, Tommy Hopton, Pearl Howe, Anita Hunter, Philip Hiitchorson, Mar, ilyn Jeffries. Row Thi-eff: Kerry Jennings, Judy Johns, Carol Johnson, Edith Johnson. Dolores Joni-s, Earnestine Jones, Melba Jones, Melvin Jones, Ann Kelley, Calvin Kelly, Row Four: Patrivifi Kepley. Maralyn King, Frank Knight. Betty Leigh, Charlene Leniing ,David Leonard, Julia Liles, Joe Roy Little, Walter Lone Wolf, Mary Jam- Lumpkin. Row Five: Jerry Lundy, W. Kay McCabe, Reginald McClish, 'Stanley McGowin, Charles McGrew, Daisy McGuire, Roger Mc-Kinnon, Billie Jean Mc-Mahon, Robb:-tu McVay, Charlene Mahvn, '

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Myi 5m'M!cLf 519, conrusmc 'ro oun Youuczsr Always full of 1-nen1.,y . . . always in a hurry are these the youngest members of the OHS family, Some -in confused by thc large building, winding halls identical doors: others are just plain scared, but all are eager to put their best foot forward as they begin their high school career. Taking six classes a day, they have one elective either vocal or instrumental music may be selected. Required subjects are Citizen- ship Science Math English, and Physical Education. Seventh grade sponsors Mrs. Jane Nelson Mr, Paul Alley Mrs, Iva Bell Bishop, Mrs. Elsie Coleman, Mr. Carroll Davis, and Miss Martha Ann Riggins. - H , 13 F if 1 ' 9 I, Q i',j55i' fqmgp, ,J , V, , :H 1 B r is we 1-A 5, Q 0 , Q X' e r 1 Q 13' , I as T, , , ,L ,. . , , l ,. . 1. , , f 'J o Reforestation is one of the projects studied by Eleventh grade science classes. Donald Cole, class president, and Dick Day, vice president. put the final touches on a miniature forest range. ff: - ' se X , f ef i E , A I if , ,. 'E f self, 52 B Y .sg',,. , i g .gf g ,'. .,.- , ' 5 -Q' A 3 -A fi 3 - 3 N . , x ,, M sr ' h 3 , E my :J ,q -,Q 5 .. , Y , V A3 Q fi 1 1 elf ai i' z - Af 5 '- E : .... .F , . LIL A' ' 'W , J ' , 'W3 y .,.,, TW. , , '?'f ' I ., f f H 5 ' nf s , - , .1 1 ... Raw One: Dale Aldridge, Charles Ashlock, Kay my Avers. Billy Joe Aylor, Billy Joe Baldridge, Elva Sue Barnes, Bruce Barrett, Dickie Batten, Sharon Batterton, Clarence Bennett. Row Two: Patricia Berryhill, Delores Bishop, Donna Blssett, Rosalyne Blakemore, Benny Blankenship, Donna. Bloomfield, Eugene Bortisser, Jack Boyd, Harry Brace, Joan Bradley, Bow Three: Earllne Brant, Barbara. Louise Brown, Billy Brown, Martha Burchfleld, Monadene Burns, Barbara Burruss, Marlene Buxton, Maxine Buxton, Richard Buzza, Bobby Byars, Row Four: Betty Lou Carter, Janice Casey, Lyne Casey, Tommy Chalakee, Bonnie Chastain, Arley Childers, Doris Childers, Jesse Colbert. Donald Cole, Elizabeth Cotton. Row Five: Barbara Cox, Leon Cox, Gene Craig, Joe Crosley, Dick Day, Dannie DeGraw, Gerald Duensing, James Dunn, Billy Earnest, Bar- bara Eaton. Q23-

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M 0624210 THREE R's rerr ai- risfszfiiiff, 5 f rs ii? E ,xlpjx , 9... 1- 4-mx,-1-yf:-fm . Qat ar, I Vg ..., ., 'I I -13-VL: w :A ' I E ev 4 -, ' - 'f L . h ,Y -aa J: ,I ies iiief a i f : nl :Ib ,rw 2' , he i 'I li 1 K ei, 'ef W .' av' . ' 1 '23 .. E, , i I ' ' ---:, A :Al S ff .iw ','1 ' ' 7' ,.-' f if ' be 2 S be fe-- ' 2, :-.V iff AA., Yi , ., '-., 1 ff! ' as 1 fi? low OII0: Darlene Malaoord, Franklin Marlin, John Vlartin, Kenneth Martin, Row Two: Dianne Mat- lhews, Sunny Melton, Cleo Miller, Jimmie Mills, 'atty Mills, James Moody, Dwayne Moore, Ray- pond Mongan, Kay Mullins, Karen Lynne Oaks. tow 'l'hl'0B: Barbara Orange, Donald Orr, Nancy Jsmond, Cleve Park, Edith Pauli, Doyle Payne, erry liee Payne, Mary Ann Payne, Melva Payne ancy Phipps. Row Four: Billie Sue Pinneo, Jimmy inneo, Lowell Powell, Gary Raffety, Burma Li-if edwine, Jerry Reed, ,David Reynolds, Barbara Rob ts, Raymond Rose, Mary Ellen Ross, Row Five: obby Dan Rowe, Warna Rublc, Charles Russell, 2 ,, , , ii M Z? Dean Sanger, Jimmie Scott, Elward Shackelford. .Jane Sharp, Jo Ann Shelton. Richard Shrum. Edna Smith. Row Six: Joan Ruth Smith, Karen Smith, NV'illiam Wendell Smith, Carolyn Southwick, .lack Stacy, Alene Stange, Geronomo Starr, Pauline Starr, Stephen Duane Stephens, Billy Storms. Row Seven: Bobby Stout, Wanda Stout, Jane Stringer, Roger Sturgeon, Bert Stutchman, Joe Summers. Alvin Sul- phen, Betty Lou Tehec. Benny Thomas. Dennie Tho- mas. Row Eight: John Tollison, Shirley Ruth 'Polli- son, Bing Vassaur, Mary Wallace, Virgil Walters. Helen Warnock, Richard Weller, Patricia Jo White. Macc! W'omble, Roosevelt Yardy. ,- T25L