Olney High School - Cub Yearbook (Olney, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1952 volume:

zu- 1 -1 ff I J ' X .,:, ,5,.,,,.W,N,.,Ef J 771 e C u Z3 19552, The Cub Staff of 1952 Chose mu S 1C as then' theme We have trxed to reflect the rhythmlcal sp1r1t throughout the book If you detect thls So now The Cub 15 hmshed We hke lt If you do too that 15 won derful Anyway may the year 1951 52 always be a happy memory f yours Ofne H, h School Offfe 77-SXQS X . . . . . 1 that's bad ........ ...a theme Should be so subtle as to be inconspicuous. . - 0 I Dil YOUR marching ranks have proudly worn our red and white half-time formations on the gridiron. YOU have played the martial strains of the Fight Song and brisk military airs for athletic encounters. YOU have been representatives of O.H.S. and talents and skills have been on display. YOUR contributions to the ae s the tic enjoyment of the student body through your music have been many. FOR spirit, for leadership, for accomplishment to your splendid organization and fine director, we, the members of the staff dedicate the 1952 Cub. 1-1 m-rfb-mm-nv flfma, Wafer! Dear Olney High, With Your colors red and white, Long May they wave For the right we'1l always fight, Your victories are great, Many honors you have won, Then to dear Olney High, May our praises all be sung. Dear Olney High, We are backing you to stand, Far out beyond the rest, You're the best in the land, Your colors fly high, Ever more for you we'1l fight, We pledge to you our faith To our school dear Olney High Dedication Faculty Seniors Juniors Sophomo res Fre stm-men FQvonteS ACfIVIfIeS Sports Taffe of 60,1 ten t5 Advertisements THE BOARD .Al EDUCATIQN ACD Q- ' R. E. Daily, President 'xl- JR A. S. Acker Dr. J. P. Lovett, Vice-President H. E. Andrews uns- C . B. Stowe - B. C. Rue Basc om Nelson, Sec retary acu t To the true teacher, lgnorance IS remember my youth a nd the feehng that I could last for ever, outla St the Sea, the earth and 'all men I . . . no ' I A never bliss . . . III ' 4 - If - -is a!Zwf.:aL..A.AaAAQ,.,Wmx,f ,.L,., ,.7,Z.T,Z':2Z.QZL1fwZyjM,z14L!Z Mwwfwwfdwwf - X - r 'T 0iG.,'Beene Principal B. S., Agricultural and Mechanical C olle ge of Texasg M.S., East Texas State Teachers College. Cram ford English Hardin- Simmons Univer sity Seffj Pl 'Hman G1r1s Physlcal Educatlon B S North Texas Y James H N o r m q n Science B A Southern Methodlst Urn verslty B.A. State C olle ge ff' ,G mera la i git M H4370 3 gre, Mrs J' C Nfelle, Ho eEcono xcs B S Te as State College f Wome B M N 11 4 ft'o '4- W 01-5 B lCf'n5 Enxlish College for Women' M.A University of Texas L O 1 1 B.A., Texas State B ll U'Gvn+'fnn Soc1alSc1ence and Asst Coach B S Amerlcan Umvers1ty M S North Texas State College Hzstor S North State ' . I I 4 YM. .t,5.' W. - 1 ,L y ,X - T - 3 AL Bajj f' VOC illOT1 al AgTlCllltL1Tf B S Agrxcultural and Me chan1ca1Co11m gc of Tex 15 M E Texas Technologxcal College Q K iii. lik! l- NS bi ii -ii: L1-1Q 1'2 f UM Hangon X Q Industrial Arts C - JF' B S Central State wb'- Mrs N 17' Weaver B A McMurry College pus Llbrary B S East Texas State Teacher s i Q 3 E A 1 B College Charles P P1arSl1all Athletics B S Howard Payne Director of Boy's ' J. , x f 7 1 NEVEL WILLLAMS J. C. PERKINS Maintenance Custodian Flzmfwf F ces 5775 Bus drivers are from left to right: C. M. Hanson, Crosby Crawford, C. Douglas, john Bryan jr., jim Ha1e,j. H. Norman, Bill Stowe f' - -. .. . , 'ith : eff . C .x ' A . 1 rl-P3245 .r Q, -fisaf., 'bf.I'?'?f'5' ff 1 f L 4 jaw Sfu d8f77L Bog? Qfrqcefb Prcsidenf -me Cf DG- vis Wee 1Qfe5'fa'epf-Eff Mich .5'ecr-efayy -f.ff?yC'6 IP!-LC SPUILJT 'Haitian tu at tc e I nn not ifrdld of turzwrrow for I hdvg Sinn blS'ifI'd1Y and I love tudfy WI1L1AMALLh.N WHII R. 2111025 All 'J Ihagpu fb , 1:1111 now bf-fmnmirxgg . . . as , , , , ' I . 1 , ,V . K- , . ,, . 2 1, 2 1 2 ' . . ,H O Cgff71'07' C675 eeeeeee Chas O64 Tall intelligent a nd active in sports Carroll Wilson leads the Senior class with a tireless effort Through his fine leadership the c la s s has been very successful in its activities As Vice President Monte Leath ha s done a wonderful job in leading the social tivities of the year His activity in both athletics and organizations has made him a fa mxliar figure around the halls of OHS high school She is always willing ready and she gets her Job done the best she knows how One of the best liked girls in OHS is Colleen McClatchy She has worked ha r d for her class during the entire year serving on different committees whenever called up on She has served as class Treasurer this year If that s the way you want it I ll do it like that is the motto of .Ioan McCaghren Her willingness to please is known throughout the School These fine officers have made the clas s of 5.4 one of the best liked classes in the history of OHS , . . , . . Y . . . . - . , . . . . ac- janeta Wainscott, as Secretary, is one of the best natured and friendliest girls in -Qqvxx 'uid 1 L ' 1 . xfg. :Ft 32 '-uf' 1117! Football-2 yrs. Football Manager Track-2 yrs. O Association Dramatic Club Basketball-3 yrs Band-4 yrs. Student Council jr. Rotarian O Association Willie Alexander lmmy Alsup 'jf 1 -1.5- Harvey Andrews Wilma Butterfield ll l r Play Band 3 yrs FHA Dramatlcs Club Glee Club 49 FFA Basketball 51 Shop Soph Favorite Sh0P Club jr Best All Round Shirley Crain vii FFA 5 yrs FFA Sec l Shop jr Rota:-lan Craft Club FHA 3 yrs r Mumr Club Glee Club -48 Paper Staff jr Play is Carlton Cllfton xry jo ,jeffery Qi vs? S415 5 ,fum b , 'U' Mary Doan Band 1 yr Glee Club Z yrs ourn Club FHA-3 yrs. Paper Staff , 4 'V ' Basketball-2 yrs. Volleyball ',,,.-1 ' student council FHA-3 yrs. I fi A - ' g Annual Staff Crafts Club .I Vf , lf gl Paper Staff-'50 ' B d-A11-sf t kit, 1 ulqu dv? an a e ,Q ,, .I ., 'W Y ' Yelv 'I 15' g f v- Cooper Blount Margie Hughes Uv '2. . '14 Band 4 yrs Ofhcer jr Musxc Band Vice Pres FHA Officer Opus Club Paper Staff jr Play Annual Staff Mixed Chorus Lnbrary Club 19 Russell Cook Colleen McClatchy I..1n Darden FHA-3 yrs Area Pres - '51 Basketball Queen- 51 Annual Staff Stu Coun -Z yrs Hin -WU iw-Q I: Ill mv Ola su' 5 l Jr' li-Pa and ff: an ntl. 'M 1 ii nv 13 8 ilir 1- T jr Play Annual Staff Band Z yrs Dramatxcs Club Speech Play Crafts Club Shop-Z yrs jr Rotarian Cleo Neal Dennis Epperson If . E.. I 4 . 5 , L-H A :buy . -ka-, ' ...H -. V, ,Z I A ,A l I 5 Q- ,J A - - Pi F A 3, C, 3' xx' ff. 'Q 1 .lf Coy Dodson .r I Pres. of Band-'51 Cheerleader-1 yr. jr. Play Band-4 yrs. Dramatics Club Band-4 yrs. FHA Officer FHA-3 yrs. Annual Staff jr. Play ., Mary Lee Owen Ti K x oan McCaghren Band 4 yrs Stu Coun 3 yrs State Typlng Band Sweetheart 49 Pres Soph Class 5 Head Cheerleader 5110? 51 Football 3 yrs FHA Sweetheart 50 FFA 3 yrs Soph Secretary Track 1 yr jr Treasurer Shop Club Stu Body Sec y Joyce Rue W A Frelds 42 ,pm -v . gp- -5. L, V -.1 Dramatirs Club Cheerleader-Z yrs. 41 Annual Staff-'Sl jr. Class Favorite FFA-Z yrs Glee Club-Z yrS. Band-Z yrs. FHA Club-3 yrs. jr. Play Stage Mgr. journ. Club Clary C1 andy Football 5 5 Shop FFA 3yrs rack 'Prima nil 4 -1-Q ,bln su i' 0111 iii 'Rn Louxse Stowe iw! 1 1 N. l!Y :.. Student Coun 4 yrs Football FHA Offlcer -Ir Play Cast Annual Editor Who S Who ln Track FFA O Assoc 1at1on Eng Basketball Mgr A 'lx I V1 Betty jo Sa rtzn FFA Vue Pre S H :km F' U! - Wilbur Kunkle Wllburn lxlrbw Ann Simmons in 'MIN IKE I Band 4 yrs. PHA Athletlt Club Basketball Mgr Basketball C169 Club 50 Crafts Club 14' .lghes ram Q s Spirks l,,,,g, FHA Pres.-Z yrs. Band-4 yrs. Annual Staff-Z yrs. Basketball-2. yrs. Glee Club-2 yrs. Track-3 yrs. jr. Music Club jr. Rotarian jr. Forum-Z yrs. Pat Harmonson .An 'wr fi' X O Assocmtl '- Football-3 yrs. Baseball-4 yrs. ,1 Pres. -Ir.-Qlass lr f Vice-Pres. Sr. Clas I jr. Rotarian Monte Leath Band-3 years Mixed Chorus Billy Carl Pardue ,vw Q74 I1 FHA-Z yrs. O Association journalism Club Football-3 yrs. Basketball-3 yrs. Track-2 yrs. Annual Staff-Z yrs. Gearld Lene Thomason Bob Owen la Journ. Club K CF . - Ns:- f? 1 fi Wilma jean Thoma son ffl ,cs Donal Schmidt Football-3 yrs. Basketball-3 yrs. Track-3 yrs. Baseball-3 yrs. Most Pop.-'50 janeta Wainscott Band-4 yrs . Volleyball-2 yrs . Ba sketball-1 yr . FHA-Z yrs. Paper Staff FFA Shop Soph Shop FFA -3 yrs. -Z yrs. Class Favorite Club Secretary jackie Stowe Q E71 'WI as Sr. Class Pres. Band Pres. Stu. Council Football Basketball Monte Leath- jr. Pres. Louise Stowe- Fresh. Pres. joan MCCaghren- Soph. Pres. Carroll Wilson- Sr. Pres. -v ' V, r il- , ' 5 ,L gg C H Eff r , Ts? 'x Carroll Wilson 4' These four have led the Senior Class in its activities during the four years in Olney High. 00 I QQ Sept Oct Nov Nov Nov Dec an 3 Feb Feb March March I4 March March March Aprll 4 May May 10 May May May Z Charter Members of the Sen1or Class Sen1or Events of 1951 52 Sen1ors sponsored dance followmg Olney Seymour football game Sen1or Dance after Olney Bowle football game Sad1e Hawkms assembly program gxven semors Sadle Hawkxns Race and dance sponsored by the semors A class meet1ng at whlch the red rose was chosen as the class flow e red and sxlverwere made class colors All that I hope to bel am now becommg , the class motto A Chrlstmas party glven the class mothers Mrs W C W1lson and Mrs Adele McClatchy Senxors sponsored House of Dav1d basketball game Sen1or assembly program wzth Splke Jones Leath and band Sen1or Va1ent1ne dance and crownmg of a kxng and queen boys IZ senlors awarded band Jackets 6 semors awarded football Jackets Stardust was named the class song Semor play The Dutch Detect1ve Z semor g1r1s recewed basketballjackets 4 lettered Z sen1or boys re cexved basketball Jackets lnterscholastlc league events J'un1or Sen1or banquet Sen1or tr1p w1th EurekaSpr1ngs Arkansas set as the dest1nat1on Baccalaureate SEFVICES wlth semors appear1ng IH caps and gowns Sen1or Class day at O.H.S chmaxed wxth assembly program presentmg hlstory, wall, and prophecy Commencement HAPPY MEMORIES, SENIORS . 28 ------- ' ' - . . 26 ------- ' - ' . . Z -------- . . . by . . . Z -------. . . . i . IZ -------- ' ' rg .17 -------- ' ' by , . . . ' I . 0 -- ------ ' ' . .14 ---.--.- . . .. . .. . .14 -------- ' ' ' ' . Feb. 26 -------- Basketball, faculty women vs. s enio r girls--faculty m en vs.s e nio r 11 ------' ' ' . 18 ------ ll Il 0 Zo -Q,--- u , ll 1 'V' Z1 ----.-- . . . . L . . - 2 - ' - ' . 83, ,H-.U . . . . , , . . i 18 ----,---- . . . . . . 20 -------- . i . . . , 3 .-.----- llI1l0'Z5 The world turns aslde to let any man pass who knows where he IS golng Don t laugh at the man who has fallen when there are sllppery places ahead B-XINTU proverb I DAVID STARR JORDAN QAJDI 07 Cfa ss Q97 cars of l I Because of hls friendliness a nd ease with other pe ople, Bllly Osborn was elected Presldent and has successfully can-led out hls respons1b111t1es thls year Troy Rogers 1S recognxzed for his true school splrxt athletlc ab1l1ty a nd frlendll ness to everyone For these and other reasons Troy was elected Vlce Presldent Known for a pleaslng personahty a nd outstandxng character Cleo Rue w a s elected Secretary of thls class and IS a favorlte of everyone As Treasurer of the jumor Class Paula Lamb ha S been kept very busy thls year, but through her w ork and promptness she has accomplished her dutxe s successfully Derro Evans, in addxtxon to bemg frxendly and enthus1ast1c, IS Reporter of the jumor Class and 1S also Edltor of the Olney H1 I..1tes The qualltxes of leadership and ab1l1ty ln school actlvxtxes and the wxnmng person allty tralts exh1b1ted by these representatlves of the junlor Class leave lxttle doubt that a s the commg Semor Class they w1ll uphold the pr e c e pt s and prestxge of Olney I-hgh School I A , 0 1 Q - 1 1 X -- , -4 -,.--1.i.,-i.-V .- ' Az' V. I l if A f Lf - I ., ,I , ' -1 A- fa' 5. i A ,- . f N - ' . C ' ' Q' ' ' ' .- 2.118 . ' - I - -yi' ,d A - .'.f'sgs4 jfs' - - -. - -- 7 , ,S 1 .. R. '- 'iv ' - ' ' - -. '- ' 1 . - J ' A ' ' '- v A . -Q , - ' ' , . . . . . ' . . . , . .- . , ' . n . . . , ' ! 2, Q-ea 'Q X-.fn l' if Glen Alexander T' Romona Ba xley Troy Rogers He IS young and may reform 5 f 49-Q 1 Ina Fay Alexander 7 3-N 'L Qu N-if jerry Ben Andrews sq, I Q. Cleo Rue A Spirit still and bright with something of ange1'S light. C 'h X 5A-A T7 Robe rt BIS hop Mollle Brooks 'X 4:2 Dorothy Bracey as., 31. QR ,fr xl jerry Choate 5' -A kv - 4 l A e ! . , kg Ji ac - K . 'Y 1 :' ,. K' ' f .. f , M 2 l-u.- A 4!,f.'AE'-'l Q If ' ,I gb . b yr . Q ff Y . If 'ls Mac Davis Janice Drennan Elizabeth Elhott Rlchard Escue qi And still they wonder that such a small head could c a r r y the large amount he knows. J ' Derro Evans Why worry about women? Peggy Farabee Infi- 'QQ J' I' F' :P joan H1gg1 s john Gadberry gan-1 - Benny Sta pp Sp Paula Lamb Joyce, Odessa, Bobby, joan - Beauty is Power Trevia, Peggy, joyce - Their smiles are m or e eloquent Julia Johnson than words could be. K2 ,, , - ,sf . -If'-', X , 'r aa S X E Marilyn Larirnore a - B hu ,r -flczr' 4 R obe rt Ke lly Zh. f. x 4'3 14, 4. i 49 Bill Lawrence Virginia Ann Miller '1 ' Betty Owen Billy Osborn If silence IS golden 3 ,sn Q 1 Ef- The true way to r e nde r ourselves happy, is to love our duty and find it our pleasure. N X th15 1555 IS broke Russell Parks Bobbye Phelps 41 'EQ' Opal Pitt Billy Persons . in sa. K' 1' W A s 'Fx ' v -., x sg k A - s IA X ANQ.. l' ll ' ' I ' ' Il ,. 'br , gl . I-.-.1 'E ' , I lf ' , .l ' V ti: -X ', I ' A t ' Y ,if . , l f i 13 I , uf Leo Porter vw. Trevla Pollock Every artlst was flrst an amateur Joyce Pollard 'N fi Troy Rogers 111. Happy am I from care I m free Why aren t they all con tented l1ke me? ERN 1' t7 jlmmy Shawver ane Roach 33:4-' x.. x , I .x Shu-lcy Robertson M. H Slmmons ,C 2 X I 'Y Xxx 'x'l Ronald Slater Cleo Rue Paula Lamb jerry C hoate Careful students-- not tb over-work. -if ff, I -av Peggy Robinson john Wayne Smith sz. ,gnu-'g 7' ' '-Ll 1. , T24 Bill Thomas The fruit derived from labor is the sweet- est of all pleasures. f is , -1, , , sd Qx, ' I ' Q2 ' Arvil Snody Odessa Sipes is , ,gr Patsy Stephens Benny Stapp Evon Sullivan Nelda Thomas Derro Evans He talks so httle but thmks so much Betty Stewart Q '! B111 Thoma s r Bill Osborn Ideas trouble me more than women. 'iq-1' Bob Vance Sarah Van Hemert i' Alta Lee Wade jimmy Walters 'D if Reecia johnson fg ll' , ' ' , , ,V . X4 .- 'ju ' , 1 ' 3 Ska' 'W 4 Charles Woodall Inabelle Nolte Paula Wilson Clarence Wright The junior Class of '51-'52 was honored by the fact that many of its members held offices in the school activities. Some of the o ffi C e S or fail honors held by the juniors were FFA Sweetheart, Football Que e n, FFA President, and Student Body ' President. ly Sponsors Mrs. M. J. Weaver Mr. jim Norman N' F JOSH BII I INFS TTXIWK 'XK1'wf IT11 f: 1 idlfflfu undert iklng BRIAN BROVH N OIQAOIHOTQJ ' uf Un' ,:!'l'iltlf5:l vifiurll-r, you fan wnirp rw -1' Any :pan if, In he-:ft :un .1L pulitvmf-:w., , , ,. - 1'J. Iris ffzmytwcu Ixf' :1 in, Im1ttH7'f-.1r.wr1 with 21 no is: ' H lt 2 ' . Sofolvdmo fzggass Ph11 Slater due to h1S true school splrlt and athletlc ablhty gamed the pos1t1on of sophomore presldent A sophomore vice presxdent Fllmore Meredxth was chosen Her Wlll1ngI18SS and cooperat1on made Mary Nugent an out standmg sophomore secretary Maxme Stocking, a fr 18 ndly and well hked member of the class became class t r e a s ur e 1' and IH add1t1on was selected Band Sweetheart Chester Butts, the r e porte r for his class, has ablhty and W1111hgIleSS to work for the success of any act1v1ty. for his friendliness and noteworthy personality. f , ARKS V. ,fx as iv N.- 9 5 ..,, x , ' P M... , Gary Barnett Donald Boydston M 'Q 1 w 11. 1. ls -lv-N 'Q' Q Nw V y Margie Bruton Chester Butts . ,K , I -Q Bill Brazelton ' -f ll M l 'Y' Y-1' Billy Cagle Marilyn Escue in fl 3 .,' V 3 6 3 ' uf A we 15:7 J -1 b I x Donal Estridge Marjorie Gilliam .X .af ,A U as f 4'21 Glen Fields A . any , ' Rae vi- R -rs: i w, e T , W Q f' : 11. 4 Dickie Goodloe Barbara H311 316' Q:-X ,. -. F f q K' . r Nj-N , N ' ,w X 1 r - 'AY'- .4 X ,V Maxine Hobbs Carl Holt ,mm qi , sf K X v Sammy Kemp 13 I Janice Groves 33. 'ff ,,,' Q . f I i Veta Mae Hann Velera Hubbard 3 Q 2. if Bllly Parks Mary Ann Nugent Rxta Nugent 'sw' Bonnie Lemmon Q2- Norma Mulhnax ,-4 G' Leona Magee 'U- Fre ddle Lewls I-A Dolores Huds on Rlchard Lewxs Fllmore Meredith IW L V? , ' Q7 '1k1 yP 'Y X- Y 'ev f - A 4 S' l ,Q n 2 X p -, x XX 7 , a X N n f F - n 7 X5 Q. ,f df' e N K7 1 C5 fp l FOY MOTNS Skurley Osborn Q, 4? 5:7 QM :A -Q 9 Shu-ley Partam Royce Larsen A1 Myers Mllce Myers 5 Rlchard Person Sue Patrlck -.il 1 Peggy Sheppard Roger Porter Q 3 ,Q if L, 31 1 1:7 4 X' -2 -1156 4- Ya 'i ' i sr 17 ' ' -' M ., Q . . Ke . . I . X Z , li ' I y 5 fs g,-'zo -1 j1mmy Sartln -.nf 1 qi 5-vt Q2 is--r if Dawn Smxthwlck jlmmy Shxlhng Bobby Sxmmons 41 ,Q S'-T7 Maxme Stoclung 1 11' S- i Phxhp Slater Joyce Ann Speake -I -2 f J Leo CBOCIIE, York ii. ,ag ' 'Sy Q-.- Clols Szpes -1 wx' ,-,ar Norman Smlth Fl: Darrell Tlffany 'N vm-T if A Gllbert Wrxght Gwendolyn Stennet 'F 'U' .1-s 'D joe Walker Mary FTRHCIS Walsh B111 Welch o Ann York Eula Mae Turner ames Vaughn l 41, V53 Q- F De Wayne Wh1ts1tt jerry Young B111 Womack .., 11 Q ks .. A I ..: - If N von N, If i, - 'VN .I 2 gs. C' I, .Y dj. . A CJ' 4 Nh' I fn X ' '. FJ . . I, Q W 3 J QQ Ai Q 3.2 f A! W Q X 71e:fLmen C1V1l111t1C7D 15 just 1 slows process of lf Hrnlng to be klnd ANON H0 who W nts to do 1 pre it dc al uf pow at oncf ulll never do iflythllig SAMLILL JOHNSON O O O ,,.,.' . .Q r I xx .. . 1. H . I . Q V v H , , , . 1 . my K E1 7 5 1, 1' if ' . 3 1 fre sfima n Cfa, 33 Ufic an Dxckxe Rast c hos e n for h1s fr1endly att1tude and ab1l1ty IS a n actlve Presldent of Freshman Class Although Wanda Mllls IS a new comer to OHS she was elected Vxce Presldent of class and has worked hard Betty McWhorter due to her w 1nn1ng personalxty and good sportsmanship gained Pat Kunkel w1th a smzle for all was elected Treasurer of the Freshman Class Barbara Clarlda an amb1t1ous freshman was chosen Reporter of her class and has entered lnto the varlous School 8CtlVlt16S the entlre year As a whole, the off1cers of the Freshman Class have done a fme Job of leadmg then- class ln the act1v1t1es set forth for them They have made thelr class a welcome addi tlon to the ranks of OHS . . , . . . . . I . . . , . . . . 1 . position of Secretary of her class. l ' ' I ' . , . . 1 R .,., . I Lily jo Walters - Sm , I s 1 As .M .U XX. Lonnie McBride S951 jo Ann Rue 'if Margaret Furr awe' . ff Q X-.A ,F -s -- 'JS' Q .M I Don Wainwright it Ir, lu Gayle Hilton gi 4' A ' 1: nab ii 1 ..,4f f X ,f e -sp E - V. .-'SSH 3 5 ' Z ' Z- -4 W anda Mills K f R onnie McC ann 5 I .is FK im nv. 'nb A :Q H ' M. 143' .2 Y K Jig, '7 -Q., . X4 peru Myra Herring '4--s-1 1 Helen Elkins Barbara Hair I SIW5 Bert Elliott 'B 4 if Polly We st Helen Weaver -Q kj at , 'vi Tommy Sartin lg n mn Axlhf X 157 . X' Mozelle Tucker X , 'N gg , I. V. g o i ' S., Betty C r ain W C. E. Morris Eloise Rothe ll Betty Mc Whorter 4 .W A 4-. ' l W1 1 W ' I A Barbara Clarida Billy Vance N- 'T 'Us ' ' -.,, X .I Joyce Rogers Joann Owen 1? M Gene Kunkel YT? ' 7 ,ftr X X x x az-tha Fulbright . L, X . .5 ,, ',. 'VN 'Fl' ..., '79 , wg s Wi' ' I . .M , ic, at I Melva Wainscott Y f' . a YF' .' 11 fb X 'l ' r IW Wayne Wainscott 3 W l1'X i l, ff W. f Freddie Harwell l 3 Linda Widener . Al A an 5 JE 9 A ,, A V XJN' r l xii Harold Thomas joy Proffitt Ray Wages 1 l -al. Q Q , ' 1 :.- - veil' . x ,f 1 ' ' f 14 ' ' A - if !!! :: Frankie Garrett Harrell jackson Opal Burnes Tommy Sheppard Betty Bloodworth -fc? Danny Mile s Evelyn Gleghorn O' R V Heard Pat Kunkel 7 C1 Herman Welch LIN 12 Ehzabeth Ray Helen Wade lcv Rex Davls Patsy W oodall er? iff? james Bently Dlckle Rast Ela1ne Hambrlck Bobby Wllha ms Dolores Eller W W f S- H N 'ff f H Q- W N KAR 13,1 If V A I N I jf M Nadine Thoma s 15 x jackie Hende r s on f-'in' ' :K .h I is 1 Gene Wilborn OT Ca D- 3 59 H U7 Z fu m P' I-I m 'C Barbara Black rf Kay Robertson Emma Sue Duncan .., . .,.. .-.Q O O U 0 5' O H ,... H. H1 ,... 5 BO OCA Z Z! - Us m 'I Bl H s 2. , .fx lv-x ' is- . vly 'w I. Le ora Blocker .l l 1- 3 .1 LJ x L1 fl X. Xi. Kenneth Cox 3 4' Q X '. V' it Billy O'Dell LI Lu v- ! Tit I C C, XRLlSDxPW1N auotof :Y -'Q-x.,,5:c'rh:1p:.,zu, ,.ffv1'1c'- 1.- 1zmr1'f, ,val frxL1T.1I1l'1' Umm 151,11 uf :1i:, 111.51 1UT11iIll4'4i 1 -r1f1,.!1i1.x'.iThylfmr :ind :dmv ru rl. 'HM I X Q . 5.1451 'll 1' iw. JI Alix I M? mf M I F N0 mlf 1772 Zi cf Zeer!-:ng 1? Q X BW v 'I '7 M 'TN zf Nm fmgfmaf Mos t fzgmdsom e +0 ggp -31-F - N i a wind' .EI kk is- LL ,L 4 lRg,,,.--v ' 66 Q .r 'C 'Q Peggy Sheppard Siewa pat Betty Kuqkle 'nifffff MOM h Jln-I Wexc thy walfe S Heffnan Bobby Owens X f Nj v, . Ig. 7 nf' ' - ,- I 'pa' J 56sf All-around Girl - Jbjag :Que Best All-around Bgy ' Carr-aff l46'f30r7 x N, T I -X Joyce Pollard Ma Cfain x' gt 1 Bet Y ne Stocking N 1 om pgolhzgesb my S1111 1 ings Troy Rogers Dxcxu x e Y'-35 ,ar ,rf Q 34:5 R59-f :M Carroll Wilson Soclal Science joan McCaghren Band ' iz Derro Evans Typing Monte Leath Scienc e 5 D- gi-, Wh0's Who r 4 .,.,.,g .---- 41.-:yrs-ill! Shirley C rain Physical Ed . Richard Escue Mathematics Cleo Neal Mac Davis Home Economics History 1 A. 9 1 9 - Y 1 L91 1 r I xi N I . s f 1 'X JZmf0r F-avorffes Cleo Rue, WM urkamke f ffolohomo re Fa vorff e 5 .SYN rfey Usbom XV Nye T15 f-'re-Sflbfmn Ezvowzfes - Mfdl70'L2f f11iffS Gene Vwfborn Colleen McClatchy was chosen by the High School faculty as the school's Good Citizen for 1951-52. Her name has been entered in the Good Citizenship contest spons or ed by the Daughters of The American Revolution. Senior boys who we r e chosen by the faculty and honored as jr. Rotarians are, Seated: Alsup, Dec.g Epperson, Apr.g Wilson, Nov.g Cook, jan. Back Row: Clif- ton, Mayg Harmonson, Mar.3 Schmidt, Feb.g Leath, Sept.g Blount, Oct. ctzvztzed Tramlmv IS exezx thu v the Cmlllflcvxcr IQ but 'a cab? Hoe xmth 1 CK Hope Cdl1Cit1UI'A WARK TVN AINI 0 0 0 O O I ,, . . V .xv The peach was once :a bitter almundg , L' ' 2 ' I A 2 11 O ' 2 3 3 I . Y , r i 3 I3 - -W K' -5. ilglw gi ,Q ,. X' 7. , . f. ,.2, .gas 'L -.vga gy X ' S iv W Q U' Qs A,?,.jTzt f A ' 'R l H Q g' Ziff. d ,N Q . lf'-F. 1 5 . if J ith! f, v ' u .wo 3 11 'g' 1f' , H Q . 4' Vx' 'Q if 351, 7' f -w .,, . . v.. gi , ' 1 . Hp, . Vg' - 1- 'Q V A- 5 , i ' -' ij., X H 'A . ,, . I .. gs gl Q ' ' ' 2 -- r xii nv g 4 7716 vseniar- Class ?roa'Cn+5 726 Du fc!! De fecffve, Mu-. 1.0 7530 Rm- Ofnezj Hr' B Solaoof dudi orilurl Otto Schmultz Plunklarleck Jabo Crabb ......... Hannibal Howler .... Augustus Coo ......... Gladys Howler-Coo Ambrosia McCarty .... .. Araminta Sourdrops Hortensey Smatters .. Katrina Kraut . ........ . PLACE Monte Leath Willie Alexander Bob Owen Cooper Blount .....Russe11 Cook Joyce Rue Mary Lee Owen . Mary JO Jeffery Joan McCaghren Janeta Wainscott Railroad Station at Splinterville SYNOPSIS Act l Lovers and Lunatics Act H Votes for Women Act III The Midnight Choo-Choo T f x ll ..,, v. .6, sy if A Brushing up on lines before rehearsal s Stage Managers ......... .... Dennis Epperson Sucking up for Aetl Carlton Clifton Director ....... . . ..... Lois Bolding Prettying up to enter the railroad station Rehearsing the Indian War Dance scene in Act II Editor Louise Stowe a nd Assistant Editor Mac Davis, check the accu- racy of the dummy with completed layout board. Art Editors, Betty McWhorter and Gayle Hilton, c o mp a r e their efforts with t h e art in the past editions of The Cub while Colleen Mc C lat c hy, Typist, seeks the advice of her co-worker, Joyce Rue. Cleo Rue, Peggy Robinson, and Cleo Neal, Layout Edito r s, give a final inspection to the arrangement of pictures on pages of the sport section of The '52 Cub. Offfe 1'-A7665 Miss Phyllis G ray, vivacious sponsor ofthe Hi-L,ites, p a u s e s during her bu sy schedule t o give a word of encouragement to Art editor,janeta Wainsc ott, who is doubling as typist during a rush period. Other typists a r e Mary Doan, Peggy Rob- inson, and Betty Sartin. These staff members whose duties in- clude personal interviews, feature writing, and news c: ove ra ge are Mozelle Tucker, Linda Widener, Betty Crain, Eloise Rothell, Frankie Garrett, Margaret Furr, and Carol Cordner. Competent staff members of the Olney Hi-Lites are Derro Evans, editor, Reecia johnson and Shirley Crain, feature editors. 10 ilx X 6 Billy Osborn, Barba r a Hall, and james Vaughn endure the headaches of the publications department. Future Farmers of America Ik -nfl PAULA LAMB F.F.A. SWEETHEART Olney Chapter Row, 1: Boydston, Walker, Osborn, Paula Lamb-Sweetheart, -I. G' tt, St O'Dell, Williams, and H. Thomas. ROW Z: G. Wright and Estridge. arre app, Person, Wainwright Row 3: A. L. Baggett-Sponsor, Abbott, Cox, Choat, B. Thomas, Tiffany, Andrews, G. Fields, W. A Fields, C. Wright, Schmidt, W. D. Fields, Brock, York, and Vance. Just as the name of the organization implies those boys are striving to gain knowledge nec- essary for succe ss in agriculture through projects, field trips, and participating in such events as fat stock shows and judging contests. I Harrell Osborne is showing Billy's White Face Hereford calf. 'J x The group guiding the clubin its many varied activities are York, W . A. Fields, Kunkel, Choat, Pe rsonsg standing :Schmidt, W. D. Fields, Stowe , and Mr. A. L.. Baggett, sponsor. v .4 Ny., 3 Q' Jr Q ii Darell Tiffany takes much pride in his Hamp- shire pig. Jerry Choat's sheep placed Sth at the Fat Stock Show. Row Row Row Row Row fzvfure, H5?emaker5 g Amari ca, 1 45 C I x L . BILL WELCH F.H.A. KING Mullinax, Fulbright, Hobbs, -I. Owen, S eak W 1 Wade, -I. Rue, Bowden, and B. Hair. Bruton, Dunc a n, Patrick, C. Sipes, Gilliam, Widne r, B. Owen, johnson, Hilton, Ray, Walsh, Magee, and Clairda. O. Sipes, Sheppard, Butterfield, M. Nugent, Gleghorn, J. Hair, Wainscott, McWhorter Proffitt, Thomas, Hudson, Lamb, and Cordner. Miller, Turner, R. Nugent, Blocker, Hambrick, Elle r, Stocking, Robertson, Hughes, Tucker, Groves, Partain, and Weaver. Escue, Stowe, Stewart, Bloodworth, Burn s, Hann, Neal, Rogers, West, Smithwick, El- kins, Rothell, Bracey, McClatchy, Herring, Sparks, and Sponsor-Mrs. j. C. Neelley. p e, a ters, Kunkel, Welch, Simmons, Black, I The F. H. A. members, as one of their projects this year, cor- responded with a homemaking C1assinGermany. Here, they a r e shown as they received beautiful gifts from the foreign girls. .- x The foods girls in Home Econo- mics made many pretty and unusual d e lic ac ie s this year. Among them were the attractive Merry-go-rounds that they used for various Christmas occasions. F The Olney F.H.A. Chapter is represented here by the officers ofthe local organization. Directed by Mrs.J'. C. Neeley, the chapter takes many ac tive parts in the area, state, and national functions. Ofn e X-ffjh Sch o of Eand nasal . 3- Jlmmy Alsup Jerry Ben Andrews Barbara Black Cooper Blount Dorothy Bracey Dorothy Butterfxeld Chester Butts Russell Cook Shlrley Cram James Crosthwa1t Ted Da11ey I..1n Darden Mac Davls Coy Dodson Mar1lyn Escue De rro Fvans Gary Gandy Jamce Groves Barbara Hall BAND MEMBERS Pat Harmonson R V Heard Jackle Henderson Frank HIHSOH Myra Herrmg Joan H1gg1ns Dolores Hudson Juha Johnson W1lburn Klrby B111 Lawrence Mar11yn L.ar1more Norma Mullxnax Joan Mcfaghren Bobb1e McDougal Al Myers M1ke Myers Mary Lee Owen Bxlly Pardue B111y Persons Bobbye Sue Phelps Joyce Pollard Trev1a Pollock Joy Proffxtt Ehzabeth Ray Jane Roach Elo1se Rothell Jxmmy Sartln Jlmmy Shawver C1015 SIPCS Odessa Sxpes Ph1l1p Slater Ronald Slater Dawn Srrnthwlck Betty Stewart Max1ne Stocl-ung Evon Sulhvan Pat Thomas Mozelle Tucker Janeta Waxnscott Melva Wa1nscott I..1nda Wxdener Carroll Wllson G 5 5. I W :Ag J I f I I .A t f if . A I V L. . 0 ' ' -7 jjfj E.: Q25-S . 1' V ' - J . T ws L' Q , ' ,gt gf .g't.,..1,wxA , ,Q :Vu L.. ,Li-faggj I I V ,cl 0 In A W, . I 35723. il? , 1:15 .limi Txifigzh Yn.,:gggf2i?.'Sg:r W . - ., b., ,4,,,. - ,, ,. f , , -: ':.- J Nl.. .:-', : . r, , . 'rg-., wa, 1. ,e . . , .,. , ., - f .. . . . ....,..f -..f.. , suit. .K The Olney Cub Band began the '51-'52 year by furnishing music and half-time formations at Cub footballgames. The sixty-piece organization thrilled the sports-minded specta- tors with a variety ofclever half-time entertainment during the year. The marching band made additional public appearances including those at the Fort Belknap Centennial and the Texas Oklahoma Fair there w1nn1ng the second place tro phy In the regional marching contest in W1ch1ta Falls the band recewed a second d1v1s1on rating missmg a first rating by only 3 of one po1nt After the marching season ended the band settled down to begin concert work At the present the concert band plans to exhibit its skill at Waurika Oklahoma and als o 1 1 the contest in Denton Not only did the band under the able leadership of Robert I.. Laney prove to be an essential part of the school but also an eager participant in many activities of the town Truly the Cub Band of 51 52 was outstanding in many ways R obe rt Laney The Cub Band takes the field in marching formatlon Cub Band Director WJ! r.ls2 ,,,,,,, N'i'u's. has f gn! '1 '3 aft' g5'u F? Bama' 3wee6fzea.1'z': Maxine St ookinj ff-5 ' I R v.:-9 I gf ff' Q Ann McCas1and, Band Mascot QF! ' .Q nf' r 4 rr , - ' ' Suv . a-ff' , ' ' O ' b':,d3 '-Q535 Q- L, I ' .raw .Mi - ,I 'tfzf-'lint Rf' 'Q an i ,. i'x'- - : ' f f...Q .: '- ,.h..',' S' tangi- i'J'.f . ',-A UL' S, l Li Mary Lee Owen Drum Maj or DRUM MAJORE TTES Left to right: Shir1eyCra1n Odessa Sipes,Joyce Pollard Bobbye Phelps Joy Proffitt, Joan Hxggms Cooper Blount, having gained the honor of all-state saxo- phonist, represented t h i s region in the All-State Band at Mineral Wells. ALL.-STATE: BAND OFFICERS President .... Vice Pres Secretary. , . . Trea surer Reporter. COY DODSON RUSSELL COOK NORMA MULLINAX JOAN MCCAGHREN DERRO EVANS joy Proffitt, janeta Wainscott, Pat Harmonson, Carroll Wilson, Trevia Pollock, and Norma Mullinax. vs.-1 -4 rust 12, 1' ff '.a ff Y . we 1 I7 U. T' 0. 1' Su, S ' 1 s-..s..,,,,. . Af-1 54,1 The making of leather belts and billfolds was included among the handi- crafts of this club supervised by Mrs. J. C. Neelley, A. L. Baggett and Mrs. M. -I. Weaver. Q These craftsmen, under the skillful direction of Mr. C. M. Hanson, spe cialize in woodworking. Y 1 . - ' - 1 1 , 1 1 . ' 2 s .-. -E L T' 0. L0 , T' 0, f77 , Q erm it , 5,1 f 'W ' C 6 L6 The would-be Thespians of O.I-LS., directed by Miss Lois Bolding, per- formed short plays before the assembled student body during the ye ar and participated in the Negro Minstrel. Sponsored by the librarian, Mrs. R. W. Wells, the se students engaged in literary pursuits of learning the functions of the li br ar y and reviewing current articles of interest. i T' Q T' L0 The Study Club sponsored by Mrs Ione Harwell consists of students who are St1'1V1l1g to lmprove then' scholastlc standmgs Members a r e, readlng from left to nght Gene Wxlburn Mollle Brooks Peggy Farabee Richard Person Dlckle Rast, -L Jslfxisi b it ,mr my-'Q 41'-Q' Music minded girls of OHS are elected to membership in the junior Music Club which is sponsored by Mrs Carl Ramsey Members pictured at the Christmas din ner are Seated Stocking Butterfield Rue Larimore G r ove s Mullinax SIDES Hudson johnson Roach Lamb Sponsor Mrs Carl Ramsey Rue and Stewart Standing McClatchy Simmons Neal and Jeffery Robinson Mixed Chorus under the capable direction of Mr. Robert Laney provided inspi ration and entertainment for s c hool assemblies and various community functions 0-0 5 S pain Y 'Q 7 'Q A xx F30 vcntful nys 1 , qvi .r A A A A A.n YV A. is-1-m,.a--f' ,E-he , e - G These black-faced performers appeared in O. H. S. first negro minstrel. Produced jointly on October twenty-sixth by the Science and Dramatic Clubs. Proceeds went to the respective clubs for the purchase of equipment. with the Sadie Hawkins Race which they sponsored This group of Seniors presented on November the second an assembly program in connection CHARACTERS Mrs. Edith Russell Mrs. Oliver Woodruff .... Mrs. Emory Scott... .... . Briggs ........................ Lucia Russell ....... Dudley Russell ..... Richard Russell .... Elizabeth Russell.. George Garrison... Ethel Ashley ........ Lucille Christy ..... Flora Farnum .... Sponsors: Mrs. M.j. Weaver Mr. james Norman Stage Managers: Leo Porter Evon Sullivan Prompters: julia johnson ,Ioan Higgins Gosh! I'm starved. When do we eat? ...nat ...ont ,M ,....,5. Trevia Pollock Betty Stewart jane Roach M. H. Simmons Peggy Farabee Billy Osborn jerry Ben Andrews Joyce Pollard Ronald Slater Reecia johnson Odessa Sipes ....Marilyn Larimore Dress rehearsal of the jr Play The Re 0'-He cz ded Sfejocfz U ,.,--.. Hi, Maw. A ,f 5 Valemffne Qu-,en - Mary Francis Walsh Valenfihe King - F03 A905975 Ati-endanzfxsfgifl Welch, DOrla,fScl1mi0'1f, Sf7,'r'fc-aj Cr'a,il7, fvlonzffi Leafbfij Caffe f Mbfson, C!eo1Qa. ep B jwj H dpgjf H lf ill a. ne vwaf a, e 1 on I1 I ,UTI JUL! .gllaotti fnrivrxdnxsw1.rA','.:.n,1'.Aw X, vile-v1'i.1ilj,' axbifiw iff, the ' 4-rf LIlJ11.i e-5 nf Eful v17:.c'I.Ylff i' K M4114 Lp.-,+14'1:14fw lUAI'4,fLJxl' '1 T41 'tiffkf f-oo-Z-ba!! Queen 56667 Uwe I7 OLNEY CUB SCHEDULE FOR 1951 ' Throckmorton . . . .20- 0 Newcastle . . . 0-14 Graham . . . . 19-21 Seymour . . . 26-Z6 V Electra . . . . . . 13-IZ Archer City . . . . . 26- 6 vin.. K li Y. ' 1 ' j Nocona . . . 13- O Bowie... ..40-0 The fine example of sports- manship that Coach C harlie Jacksboro , , , , 21- 0 Marshall has set before the athletic teams and student body Decatur . . . 7- 6 during the pa st five years has done much to improve both Arlington . . . . 13-38 teams and school spirits. foofbaff 57 First Row: Brock, A. Myers, York, Whitset, Wainsc ott, B. Welch, G. Alexander, M. Mye r s, Holt, Escue, H. Welch. Second Row: Walters, Andrews, Owe n s, Meredith, Hamilton, Kelly, W. A. Fields, W. D. Fields, Slater, Gadberry, Shilling, Sheppard, W. Alexander. Back Row: Coach Griffin, Rogers, Ra st, Smith, Kunkel, S chmidt, Coach Marshall, Rinard, Lewis, johnson, Wilson, Leath, Shawver, Coach Fergerson. F056 1 '3?'f7l .0.q91...s A 3 ' X - - 4 ,T I 'nf V iii : .M frl'l?1'rvuQv'V! .len Y 1-95' if-A I A I Al All The annual bonfire was held before the homecoming game with the cheerleaders adding their leadership to the yelling Cab F fnf Jon Fight boys win boys Win this game for dear old Olney High. Take each step toward a score To make our colors fly Fight! Fight I Fight! All our faith is in you to stay We ll stand by you all of the way Victory will be our aim And fighting will win our fame Conscientious, hard-working managers for the '51 Cub team wer e Willie Alexander and jimmy Walters. Their untiring efforts proved invaluable to the Cubs in their district march. P nald Schmidt, co- 1 team, cheerfully to form that strong rurred the members 1 the gridiron game. Cheerleaders Betty Sartin, Betty Crain, Gilbert Wright, Peggy Farabee, and Joyce Rue faithfully guided the stude nt body in backing the '51 Cub team. Their enthusi- astic efforts did muc h to increase school spirit. , i f Af Q .M 1. :P iii l . w! X - -ff : .. ,nf -I I ' E ... nv .. J fu . ..,-.-1. a 5 Loren johnson--End Two Years Philip Slater--Back Two Years All-Distrift S, sim. '7?g.... Wilbur K.llI1l'iQl-'Tiiflili' One Year fbozfba ff 1e .:- -.. f., Donal Sclimidt- -Bark Three Years: All-District Q 1 C. .ww IPJTS Bob Owen--Bark TWU Years Znd Team All-District -R Q f- mss,,i,. ,M JI-'I .fi I 5. dl' f 5: 'nerd'- 'Q Fd 'lla an . F5 Y.: umm lg ,V - .ii . uf!!! ' ui- S . , .J gr-3Q ' ' , wrt. , X 1 ,,v 4. ,'. J - V. ', -bf ev' : '- E . 4.1 V... f- W .. 'f' ' - ' -V -1' ' wi 1-7' . - H Fe? Sw, . in 1: .. ,. .jr 'i --- .. - - 2 . ' -- -1- - 1 i 47' ,gyJJV','g?f E1f -Q . - 'lx' -if -Qu. Q- J 'lf 1 7' '5Af'f:'4- Q ' .1 ,xv ,X v- ' , V- , . '- ', . .4 -f 17 -'A 2' '15-.'-.'-'9 - -:ff---. . I 44 .-:- . 5 4 u - ' nv - 1 , 1 , I- 1 dl . ' 'I U' .vw-rs f if ef - 2 -Q. -' r . . .-:aiu-.'ga, ' ' 2, ' .y:'Q,- ,'-- 'LVRG ri '. 1 .- b- Q59 ' I .. Hs, , 1 , .J-'67 r --N .-. ' A-. , J- 'V' ,f kiwi' M 195. 5'-. G. if jjj gb'-55,-.:.,iV -'I OF- M' if gg 7 J Q. ,QF -f...--11 gff5 .f f't-,ff f.--'-1.1 Y-ff.:-. fi .-. A - , ' ' ' .'f ,- . . ' ' . i ' xg I. - . 'ff ff-'P' ' . ve-.u-Xi'1Ef.+ - . .ik '.-.: 'E'Fa-'fr-flfw .-v'S.',,-1 :cl 'sf Nor man Smith- -Guard Bill Welch--Back Freddy Lewis--Guard Bodie York--Back One Year One Year One Year Two Years 57 Richard Escue--Guard Two Years W. A. Fields--End Bobby Hamilton--Tackle Carl Holt--Guard W. D. Fields--End One Year Reserve One Year Reserve One Year Reserve ,One Year Reserve 4 Q Q. Kq i ,Q V ' 'Hu-lv' 5' , hi ' X 1 x w , - .. . gf I 'Aan . --' -7 . , - Ha' . Q , , V . 1. I . ' .Ra .fi , Q.. 4, 5, -1. : :lg . . v J' fu- . 1 V. . . '-' . , . .. 41:41 . ' .I ,gi ' r' ' ' . ' f 5 EJ! ' a HH? ,af .'.' ,' , . , ,:'.,j'Q,-,fx-fffi :L .lf lv.-fl. J 'so-4 pn -.tlltu ,-an If M. ,Q H, V' ,' ,ull't', .' . 'uf'-459' . J4'f !',.,.- V 'if ff-X-fc: gi' ffaba J? L'e .'-73731124 ,:-',- Cf 2--A 1. f!..fW.4-1-, ,- rw. .--1-3: Herman Welch--Back Ted Daily--Guard Wayne Wainscott--Guard The Band was always with the football boys. 0930 chico Front Row: Co-Captain Schmidt, Coach Griffin, Co-Captain Shawver Standing: Myers, Slater, Wilson, Blount, Alsup, Rogers, Owens, Slater Coach Billy J. Griffin Jimmy Shawver, Co-Captian Donal Schmidt, Co-Captain N Basketball SEASON'S SUMMARY Electra 39 Olney Archer City 5 Olney Munday Z1 Olney Throckmorton ll Olney Graham 42 Olney Throckmorton Z5 Olney Childress 41 Olney Vernon 24 Olney Quanah 37 Olney Graham 41 Olney Throckrnorton 30 Olney Electra Z3 Olney 'Decatur 30 Olney Claypool 36 Olney Duncan 46 Olney 'VNoCona 56 Olney fBowie 40 Olney 'jacksboro 34 Olney 'lfNocona 43 Olney 'VDecatur 39 Olney JIMMY WALTERS, mgr. 'Bowie 68 Olney 'Yjacksboro 51 Olney WILBURN KIRBY, mgr. 4 Conferenfe games Blount f6Ol looks on as Shawver Q56l attempts to make a drive to the goal . ,g5'cf' , A .3 ', t ' w-gurl L 17? , if ., : g 9- 1-,. .. 15 -1-tf'1i'55-kr, -- ,Q dwg 3-A3214 -2 A.. .- 1-ag. , ,.,,. ,l. ,,x L . 5' is ' :I . 58555 . 2 1 VA '!,q'iTP, 57 1 3 ...nr s r eg? th .A 1! 'I CJK: ' nfl. if x. L. i aw- -.A ' C: -511' V ,V nf Y. ,,,,. sg? -- v .:.f5 ,. I 'u,vt'p'SX ' .xigxzfak ' wg' N ,wgiiir .,x: Qi I 'rf r , ' . gf. , . J, , I '.f?E,f?. . A -I' f .,,-','4-.f-- I -1 ,JX Aw, 11: .W 'Ugx--1 n 1 f -i JF, 4 '53 Y-EW. v 4 SX .,, , ,Y'f-4.4. .iE,'.'Jv5 --1 W., , rp, . A ' r .1 . .rv ' -min. n, 1 . . , ,ws .5 1 ki' Fifivxf. '- Q. . ' aww' .U J. ' :I 'z 3' 55 Q' W 41 X Coope r Blount Center Carrol Wilson Donald Shmidt Forward Guard The Cubs were upset by a 43 to 44 victory for Nocona Rs Philip Slater - Z years Mike Myers - 1 year Troy Rogers - 1 year Shawver tries a Crip shot against Nocona. L COACH FRED FERGUSON Bill Cagle - Z years R377 Front Row: R. Slater, B. O'De1l, T. Sartin, G. Kunkel, A. Myers Back Row: C. Butts, R. McCann, Fred Ferguson-Coach T-Q F1rst Row Second R ow Tlnro Row Fourth Row :KS M1 ,A iw MEMBERS Lewls G Alexander R Escue N Smith B Owen Queen J Shilling Kunkel Coach Marshall York L Johnson B Owen M Leath W Alexander I Gadberry Schmidt J' Rlnard J Walters A Myers D Rast M Myers C Wllson Slater Coach Ferguson Coach Griffin J Shawver T Rogers F Meredith B Ham1lton B Welsh C Holt W dssoofatf on The O Associationis anathletic organ ization composed of male students who have won a letter in some division of the field of sports. The clubis sponsored by the coaches Marshall Griffin and Ferguson Co-Captains is-f--e Janeta Wainsrott Cleo Rue Basketba!! Team 17.522 is-1-4 Coach Betty Pittman Left to Right: Betty Crain, Joyce Pollard Paula Lamb,Joyce Rogers, Helen Elkins Miss Pittman, Ianeta Wainscott, Shirley Crain, Joan Mcfiaghren, Cleo Rue. W ., J, nf ! ' Si ,icy-'Q fW?', 5 Ianeta Wainscott - Forward Honorable Mention Helen Elkins - Guard Honorable Mention Cleo Rue - Guard Ioan MrCaghren - Forward Betty Crain - Forward Shirley Crain - Forward All - District SEASON'S SUMMARY Decatur 34 ..... Nocona 57 ..... Burkburnett 51 Bowie 17 Jacksboro 22 ..... Nocona 40 ..... . Decatur 39 .... . Burkburnett 39 ..... .... Bowie 28 ..... Jacksboro 39 .......... All Confe rence Games Olney Olney Olney Olney Olney Olney Olney Olney Olney Olney x U 2' 2 LNEM 1- ' tLNE'l 5 QV I I 'gigs' S we ffm K V X, ' g 'Lf Q v lin Q wx ' ' m . 4 4 3 x' :E R Nr. ax' s 5 Ga .mn Q f f, U X. Y' 15 , X E IE ff Girls' Physical Education LX? X 'A The Volleyball Girls for 1952 consist of left to right: Ma rilyn Larimore-manager, Joyce Pollard, Ianeta Wainscott,Helen Elkins, Betty Wainwright, Cleo Rue -captain, and Joyce Rue. Ioan McCaghren and Helen Wade are eligible for the tennis doubles in the lnterscholastic League. Janeta Wainscott will play the singles at lnterscholastic. n 1 E 'Y' 'Gab' li? if . .. 9,1 :yang Tim X xx. ' F ,,,, na i .f X-- i r 1 i '31 G in N' ntvrlfe 4? Thms group of boys started out the sprxng tramlng Ln baseball They are lst row Phxlllp Slater Mlke Myers Ixmmy Sartaxn Carl Holt Leo York Chester Bu tts Gary Gandy and Bllly Cagle Stand1ng are Troy Rogers Arv1lSnody D1ck1e Rast Freddle Lewxs Monte Leath Ilmmy Shawver Robert Kelly Wxlburn Klrby The Coaches are Fred Ferguson and B1l1y Joe Grrffm The return lettermen are Troy Rogers Monte Leath J1mmy Shawver Leo Y ork Phzlhp Slater A1 Myers, Darrell T1ffany and Carl Holt Aprxl April Apr11 Aprll Aprxl May 64158 642,22 The Schedule for 1952 15 as follows Burkburnett Electra Iowa Park Burkburnett Electra 6 Iowa Park Here Here There There There Here S 4 I V . R ' i . .H r ' - Y ' H39 I I H M 2 2 I T.: f uv 1 -l bl A Ai 'N . , , Q . - ,fn Y T T' . 'JH he .P I. , ., Z ,QLTVJ4 . H my ' .i1' , 'fry-, ,Lu ef: A , b ' U, b Y I I I . 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