Olustee High School - Eagle Yearbook (Olustee, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1958 volume:

.qu ...fu EW EAGLE A N D C O - E D I T O R S f 'B 1 , ,L J' Aim ff ' Q . 5? -,, Cinqzg' , , nqii5Q. x My , 'dygg q I - -- ' Nc- , ' J k ff? ' , ,,XD M 4,432 ' .kiw- 1 N M- x ' - ' fnv svn ,. -,ig T 55 WA , M, V .rv 2 w v 5? 1,, 5,1 X Y. Andy Joe Hudson Karla Hughes Pwwdlff OI. Usfff SCHOOL O L U S T E E, O K L A H O I A OLUSTEE IS LOOKING FORWARD . . . TO IEETING Tl-E NEEDS OF YOUNG PEOPLE IN THIS COMMUNITY IN TIE YEARS T0 COPE. EVERY YEAR EES TIE ADDITION OF NEW, MOIERN FLRNITIRE A N D EQUIPLENT IN Tl'E CLASSROOMS. THESE ADDITIONS, ALTI-DIBH VISIBLE AND TANGIBIE, ARE BUT ONE PART OF,Tl E GROWTH OUR S31-ITL ADMINISTRATORS ARE PLANNING. IN THE YEARS TO CORE-, IT IS OLR HOPE THAT THIS BOOK WILL STIR UP FOND IEKIRIES OF SHWL DAYS AT OLUSTEE. New blonde desks have been added in most of the classrooms, providing a pleasant atmosphere in which to study. Individual table and chair sets are now used throughout the first f our grades . O1ustee's wel 1- equipped library has a special reading section with refer- ence and research books close at hand. In the foreground of this pictureisthe blonde diction ary stand presentedtofhe School by the 1957 graduating class. Miss Gladys Hudson is the 'libr a r y sponsor, and a stai of student helpe rs assist her in keep- ing the books filed neatly and correctly. 'gr 0lustee's lunchroom is equipped with modern appliances, and like the classrooms, 1 t 1 8 air conditioned. At the left, the sophomore class goes through the lunch line. Ellen Whitehead stands beside the new 20' deepfreeze addedto the lunch- room this year. In the fore- ground is the new electric kneader and llxer. 154 Students are enthusiastic in their praise of the lunchroom food. Some of their favor- ites includes 'those delicious hot rollsj' 'cherry cobbler, and 'barbecued beef on home-made buns. Students are given generous re-fills and can purchase extra milk f o r only 20 a half-pint. At the left, lunchroom cooks, Mrs. Henry Whitehead and Irs. J o h n Edgeworth fill plates. Mlmeographing is an easy job since a fully automatic Gestet- ner machine has been purchased for the commerce room. The mimeograph, used mainly for the publication of the school paper, is equipped with au to- matic inklng and counting. Adding to the appearance of the stage in Olustee's spacious audltoriun are the new velour curtains added last May. The front curtains are blue with a soft gray used in the back curtains. The English Depart- ment co-ordlnates ln- struction i n grammar and composition with a thorough study o f English and American literature. At the right, Cecil Hoody holds the atten- tionof the English III class with a report on Edgar Allen Poe's 'The Red Plague. Olustee is accredited for five language arts credits. Four yea rs of English are required, and speech is offered as an elective. Clclahoma history students listen attentlvely to a lecture on Ok la - homa's illustrious past by teacher, Nicky Wolfe. Interest in scientific principles ls stimulated by classroom experiments and individual research. At the right, Larry Weber explains a demonstration t o the general science class. At lower right, Burgan Edge- worth, Don Moody, and Iarry Weber setup a demonstration to show the principles of a steam turbine, are offeredin commercial subjects In addition to Typing I and II, short hand, general business, and bookkeeping a r offered at Olustee rking for that elusive UXU are these members of the Alge bra I class as Morr1s Robertson, instructor, answers questions Algebra II will be offered to students who successfully master this beginning course Composite Math and geometry are also inclir ded in the h1gh school schedule Jayne Woodard practice on the elec tric typewriter and adding machin as a part of their typing course At right, Charlyn Sue Drury and e Below, Typing I and II student work on daily assignments Five units of credit Wo I ! e u Typical of the enthusiastic junior high 4-H'ers are Wesley Bowden and Larry King, shown here looking over I.arry's rec- ord book which placed third in county-wide judging. Wesley's book earned a fifth place. Charlyn Drury and Gayle Bowden, sixth year 4-H Club members, model the dresses on which they won seco nd and third place honors at the county fair. Gayle Bowden, Charlyn Sue Drury, Karla Hughes, Judy Bilbrey, Jayne Woodard, and Linda Clowdus enjoy a game of 1Z0hn18 on the tennis courts which were completed ln Jllnee Other sunmer sports include volleyball for the girls and baseball for the boys. the fall and winter months. T ei 2 Both activity groups enjoy baske?-N11 dur' The high school quartet is composed of Brent Turner, Rodney Hughes, Doug Adams, and Charlie Bush At the right, t h e y give a rendition of Love Me Tender Andy Joe Hudson is the piano accompan lst, and Morris Robertson is the director The school paper staff has earned state-wide recognition on its bl-weekly publication, 'ITE EAGIE. The paper earned Highest Honors' fromthe Okla- homa Inter-Scholastlc Press last spring. 'I1-E EAGLE has won first place at Southwestern nsecu- State Co1lege's newspaper contest for two co tive years, an d is to be entered again this year. Above, Andy Hudson, editor, and Klrll HU9h05o assistant editor, check a stencil as Charlyn Sue Drury, Gayle Bowden, Charlie Bush, and Jayne Wood- ard look on. At left, Marion Oxford shows JahiC9 Hestand and Cotton Carrell how to put on a h ead- line. DMINISTRATIO -E - MOR RIS ROBERTSON D SUPERINTENDENT MCRRIS RCBERTSON, a native Cklahoman, is completing his thlrd year as administrator of the Olustee Schools. He received his B.S. and Mil Degrees in Education from Oklahoma State University. A teacher of mathematics and science, M . Robertson's hobby is music. He has a fine tenor voice, and is director of the high school trio and quarute t as well as choir director at the Olustee Baptist Church. This year he is serving as president of the Jackson County Schoolmen's Association. Mr. R0bertS0hiSa1S0 an avid sports fan. Mr. Robertson is not only a good teacherg but he is also a good friend. His unceasing patience and his genuine interest in the educational growth of each student has contributed greatly toward the happiness and success o f Olust ee students during the past three years. 'A-srl Y., ,. .0 l if f ' nur- . -r-Af-frrwfww v ,' ,MMT 1- . , 5 -ye e'1h'f ' I f . -f ni , ' .,.,vv nr, 11 1, ,,-, . , J Urn 4 J,v:'Y!J '1'l,: 'vJ.Fw H5 fx-.ffg S D ,hiv-dn fw 1 vJ.f',i 7-15 J ...Y'. q. 7 f',,w ff . ' 23 ' ' ala V ,,. .g,fs Q! af ff , H- 4 .ni '5 'u fr E fr gg 5 1 ,gf W, 1 Q fovk vv 4? .ui rn rf: ,nun 66 MRS. MORRIS ROBERTSON Commerce Instructor.. ...School Paper Spons Class Sponsor MRS. GEORGE IATSON Seventh and Eighth Grade Instructor... Speech Instructor...Freshmen Cl a s s Sponsor. 5 ..,' . E .wg 41:- .Annual Advisor or... Sophomore MISS GLADYS HUDSON English Instructor...Sen1or High 4-H Club Director...Library Sponsor... Junior Class Co-Sponsor JACK FANCHER Fifth and Sixth Grade Instructor..o Junior High Coach...Junior High 4'5 Club D1rector...Pep Squad Sponsor- MRS ODELL WAITE Th1rd and Fourth Grade Instructor MISS VERGIE MAY SMITH First and Second Grade Instructor Rhythm Band Director N ACADEMIC PERSONNEL 2'1- 'O QB HSS? N--. Bob S1mmons Mrs John Edgeworth Mrs Henry lhitehead U S t 0 d i an Asslstant Cook Lunchroom Director Y C Q k,, uhvv 1 . . - E 41,5 x , . A , -N B , P gf-Q, Q N 5 X yu wt , XXX? A I lux ' uk X, 1 Q X ' ' W - xx X x 'I -, '3 I Ralf 1 f I , X i U . tw n Ll 5.51, .3 Q... im vo 1 H31 a ry, ,,,,... I ,315 ' e , 'F ., , 4 1 .. 5' ' by W 1. l:1i 4:i,,45 I Bn t kg, 4 f ' . f . a 5 u gin, 's. 'Y .1 1 Q ng V 5 IN MLMORIAM Jig 5, Q t To the memory of our beloved Bob Simmons, true frlend and our school custodian for many ' , 1 M we reverently dedicate the 1958 annualf '5 ' ' P , 'AZ.'L. 5 Q' Q1 ' R , , ., . r CLASSES f-f'- . s I, t-'air nior vr,,. 1 4 '. 3 'gd-,. ,n 5 , ,F .'q' Fw' ' .F H., N1 '-' , :Hip 1, 'fr S' . aj-' .. .' i V1 'M!-,'I -' , '. N. fP 1 ' 31' 4 , ,,,. , iff' V . agmra-L an V! A v 1-11 ri' ' . ANDY JOE HUDSON II ll Good personality...music...always in a hurry...pretty sport shirts Co-Editor 1958 annual, School paper editor, President of class for four years, Accompanist for special music groups, Member of the state h o n or society, Junior and-senior p 1 ays, Librarian for four years. Ambition: To study music to teach piano and theory. ,Av BENNY CHARLES LOVETT l'Bennyll A firm debater. ..engaged. . .frie ndly smile.. .cars School bus driver, J u nic r p 1 a y, Senior play. Ambition: To work for Halli- burton Oil Company. HOMER OXFORD Homer C192-1rS...books...Bachelor . . high I. Q. Carnival king candidate, Jnxnior play, Senior play, Editor of THE VICTOR, 1956. Ambition: To study petrol- eun engineering at O. U. LORETTA JEAN POWERS Jean Studious...Elv1s...s t a r r y e yed ...Engaged Junior play, Senior play, Basket- ball for two years, Volleyball for two years, Eagle staff, Secretary of class. Ambition: To be a housewife PATSY LOUISE WELCH Pat Blue eyes...popu1ar...petite a n d friendly...1oves sports Junior play, Senior play, Basket- ball for four years, Eagle staff, Vice-President of class, Carnival Queen candidate. Ambition: To study nursing. ai! Mr and Mrs James M Atchison unior lorro ' HITCH YOUR WAGON TO A STAR' -EBEISOH en: .nl-g 2' vu-...A '54 Xp A 'in , 1 I an ilu? CARRELL, COTTON DR BECK, nov BONE, IRENE Bowman, GAY usa, CHARLI N 1 e an --L A 4: ff' J uny, CHARLY z ,,,,, ef , V Q Ng 'W N' N' W ff if ,. ,3 -. -Q . ji 'FN OXFORD, MARION SANDERS, GENE SIRMONS, JAMES TRIPLETT, EDDIE WALKER, BERT VIOODARD, JKYNE AN ophomore '-Mtg nel A? DOUG ADAMS me 5'x rm Above, sophomore class officers discuss their rummage sale which netted them 533.60 for their class fund. The officers are: BURGAN EDGEWCRTH, vice-presidentg DO U G ADAMS, reporterg RODNEY HLBHES, presidentg and JUDITH BILBREY, secretary. JUDITH BILBREY 5 .m :ag EVN' gmtmj DHEA CAVINESS BURGAN EDGEWORTH sue HENSL DNEY HUG M0 Q- 1 'V BEN E M GLE A RO arson SEL RNON TEP f f N BRENT TURN RRY HE WEB RG WEL ff -Q Q 'M U ' R 64 'A -X . 1 dm f . T 4 R f ,R 1 go Hes Don ony NI OREAU ru T 1 lxl X f - R 1 , i O2 Ny Yam 'VJ' , 4 A E! ',vf' Q Y E I 'il , ND BE ODIE Rus L VE S N -'12 H A J N R' f .- Vymp' X f HW' I ' 4 ' A ER LA ER VI INIA if-lc lhryon Alley fW.f 'TA 'w,'f'f'T,N Temple Kirby ,W KL- 1 fc.,-,N M Ferrolyn Richardson Betty Simons 'Q hmen 'Q- if H R f Norma B000 Linda Clowdus 1 iii. , CL R -411 Q Freshmen class officers includes BERNICE COPEIAND, presidentg MARYON ALIEY, secretaryg JEANNE IIOREAU, reporterg and LARRY TRIPLETT, vice-president. Larry Triplett wanaa lalker -lf' Bernice Cope land Jeanne loreau R 51' 1 gn V -M I x, , , 45 1 New V .e..,, e ,V 1' J. D. Sanders C. E. Willeford 3. nr ifwn- . ,. T 4-Q,-N ......... , ,1AE4fff' I I EIGHTH GRADE i.f x C? ?Xy. 5 ' Mary Jean Beck ' b uivk. J 14 Q Wesley Bowden 1 rw! ' A f .' '1 1 'F ' N' r'ualn '. ,fxiig ' ,If :Ili y A ' f '--1 3 T71 vw , 'GY' Ga 1 J h mllard Cash Henry K Drury Kenny Lou Drury Y e O nson 'ii 1 'Y Jackie Oxford Jackie Russell Carl Sirmons Jimmy Nglch x 2 1' Jfi ,J ' y 1 f n 43- ' r l C A 'nu '45 - V 1 t W' K Q , M f ' Q SEVENTH GRADE . 54 ,mf 5 ia' ' rio- 1 N Ili! 1'-'px TOP ROW Judy Bradley, Sue Carrell, Dgmearius Combs, Billy Drury Sharon Kay Drury, Gary Fancher, Barbara Hestand, Ann Howard RIGHT: Nancy Hughes larry King, Vic k 1 e Reeves BELOW: Grover Sewell Marilyn Sewe11,Kenneth Thompson, Sherry Turn er, Joe Triplett 11 0 1 'N-. UN if 1 1 x f SECOND ROW x 'ID 3 Q ar' xr in-P' NYJ'-' up-' :wtf -, 'X , Q iffs., it David Akers Gerald Alley Betty Jo Barrow Joyce Beard Jan Bilbrey Af the left, fifth grade instructor Jack Fancher, conducts a spelling clasg The twenty-six member class 1 s t h e largest in the entire school system. 'Ns Librarians Bernie Oxford, Roger Watson, and Judy Welch check over some of the lib- , M! rary books. The fifth graders, all e n - 'N' thusiastlc readers, are running a clo se race for the certificates being offered to the ten students reading and reporting o n the most books from the Nscience library.n 'mi' if 4.1-ABI' - X if . . M, 34. y K A V 1 r ff A 1 - , k rt I wh ..mn Q. 1-f 4 Joe Dan Richardson Brenda Russell Katherine Sewell gary gaite 'P , l L J 4. 'P' , .a, . Q-l 1 A 'Iv' 1 1 Larry Bradley Larry Jon Clowdus Bobby Drury 9 ibm ,,... f llx - xw ' Af- Q Ti -A f 1 1 f x VU'- ! ff! 37 ,-4 4 as a ff L X .iv . o Karen Sue F2HCh9f Lannie Hughes Dale Johnson 1: 1 ' 'Nr --can Dorothy Drury 435 1ln hbf X 'ju-9 iv R. Royce Johnson y 5 ...- , 2 f . in 1, Rv ,V .4 ' ij ' ft' 3-q iw? I ' , J X a X jg Q I s Y' 1 ' 4' 5 ' v we - H .1 In 'ab Q ' ' o Joe Lemon Mary Beth Moreau Larry Ray Osborne Roy Oxford :il JT: 1 gg, , j Q, , J A n y,fr'4 1-1 f Y fr I Q .'ilk'WE4 'f' L Roger 'neon Jackie Lou Weber Jinmie Willis June wooing V- Ryan--P' -'Siu wx'-ur Larry Barrow Bruce Beard Rhonda Brogdon Deloris Combs Pat Doughten Founru GRADE Q 1 7 -'ll Nolan Drury Alice Howard n Melva Sewe 11 Peggy Hestand H! 1 Z V1 4 ' f'.,..,,- Rf' , x Robert Miller Betty Sirmons 1 Gregory Reeves Kenton Reeves TONY Richardson Mike Sgnderg Y I THIRD GRADE 1 DOUGHTEN Mary Evelyn Lonna Gay DRURY Margarette I if L Hesmm n N 1 ,. -- f Marcus f 7 1 , M i . , g...-f W V Jfvf PM 1.30 -1 Ax 3 -Mfffl HOWARD Cordell J0Hr1:??:e Jan A qi fa- 2 JOHNSON 1 -' s , Gene Jones 'F ' , 4 1 ' Randy is jj it F X -C I LINDSEY V 'f Z-v 'f Kay 1 V. I I-K -A 'fi Ii oxxroao ' , Linda 1' wp. I '- N ., 5 Powsas U , Kelly ' is X PRATER ' 1- E i lhry Pklen 4. ., -I' K REEVES Raymie SIDES Howard 'V' A1 Q' A SIRVONS Oran SHEEHAN Rebecca mrpuzrr ' Carlos V Y ii .nn-lg 4 11, WA ITE Je ne Ida vemn Q J Bobb Y ts DRURY H 3 Su ,. 3, ..,5pvg4- I K SECOND GRADE 7' O . 1 O. P N 'A QA f . ' - Lia' ' W O rdf ' ' as -K ,'w.1ghL+,3 art' .., If!! V, ,E K 7, n- 1 x yur , 5 ,- - 4 . , 4 f 1 A Second graders at work and at play. 4 . . 4. my - ir 5' Str' if F XQ Lows X ' 5 as-:A I ,rx ,f 9 UF' x 'U 0- X- AA 'W' is F B ix Q 5:53 1 4' E O ii 'W ffiglkvx ' V s K ff? 'f ' up Mu' 'QM' mi' 543: 'Q A ' 74 X 'O V :Sf - if X . I ' M O J If 2 , 1 rl me-H TOP ROW: Deama Beard, Gerry Combs, Donnie Drury, Diana Hall, and Gary Johnson. SECOND ROW: Larry Kaufman, Vicki Jo Kaufman, Ann kreau, Retta Nash, Loretta Robertson, Perry Sa nders, BOTTOM ROI: Frederick Sewell, Susie Sirmons, Becky Wallace, Bruce Weber, Randy' uber: and Glenn Dale Wilbur-n. x W X ff if, Z! :D I 4 Q I i FIRST GRADE ilu 'ix 1' gp- David Chapman Jerry Wayne Drury L1nda Hall f 6 fPetD Hensley W1ll1am Howard bv- x Davld Johnson 'YZ' Ronnie Joe Mob ley i X Shannon Cxford Charles Prater 5 5'-Dv' Ma ry Ann Rhode S Tony Richardson h :api Y ,-,, Bonita Sheehan -'QP-wa I iii 73322-. -'hug' 6' 6 if 6 Carol Sue S1des Ns. IL., ur- Reba Triplett K Sffsv-f UPPER LEFT, first and second graders Joln in a group song AT UPPER RI VT, stu dents take a short nap after lunch dur1ng the hot summer sess1on LOWER LEFT, f1rst Ol H 54 ff? Q ' L , wL ' 5 ' ' kk fy 5- Q ! l 4. -v. 'E r af' R E axwqx Y' iq!! A I E' f at Q ll R f H A .lf 4 :L 1 E ' f- me R E Q - R A W as ' Tx ' fy, 4 V ,uv K '. K A . 1 1 ' K I .-A. A 1' Q y It it ' v f, N Z L ' .A I A 1 ' k , -I ' 1-R h 'V ' A . Q' - L., 'WV .,- 'I nie' , In - I 1,7 N p. AA: ftygi .J aw L all 2' 3 --17' CHARLYN SUE DRURY 1 D SANDERS BEST CITIZENS . I Q I 1, -v r N. Qafyr' i I' , J x ACTIVITIE , m, xx'-Q5 X . xx fs HQ 'V I Z I 2 Shown above are the six high school beauties selected by out of town judges at a special event carnival night The selections were made as the girls were 1ntroduced on th t Judges wer Mr T e s age e V Stephens, Altusg Mr Johnnie Diltz, Altusg and Mrs Ennis Putnam, Hol- s . n- h 2 , , 'ka , ' 5, ,, .ii- d 1 14 I VINE-SS ANDREA CA CHAHLYN sus DRURY DITH ILBR JAY NE WOODARD BERNICE coPF-I-AND LINDA CLOWDUS eil-W-' R Ai MISS IxARLA HUGIHLS Basketball Queen MISS JUDITH BILBREY 1958 ANNUAL Q1'm1:N 43'- i if r N '11 r 9 if 3 Q Q ef.-A R' f 8 If .- wg, f 2 ' , n' ff? 43: - f 1.4 ' ,gf Q gf' A L gn 'fp , ' A !. n Q , V ' ' 4 V ,Q E, Q f f, 's my ,K ,E . . 'X I if V -I fl .VIV MARKAY HIE!-ES Junior High Carnival Queen 'E , w,4 HER MAIESTY my gf ff VICKI JU KAUFMAN First and Second Grade Queen GLENN DALE VIILBIRN First and Second Grade King ASLQLQQIIJ1 Bonita Sheehan, Charles Prater PEGGY HESTAND Third and Fourth Grade Queen K E N 'I' R E E V E S Third and Fourth Grade King Attendants: Mary Ann Rhodes Pet Hensley The grade carnival queens, selected by popular vote of their classes, were crowned at coronation exercises Tuesday, November 19. Each received a bouquet of chrysanthemums. ROYALTY GJXNA -QZIAKM ' s 1 H91 K T qgxm gp F Gfib N JUNIOR HIGH BEAU TIES 'if' Nancy Hughes L , Judy Bradle She Y VOTE OF THE SEVENTH A SELECTED BY POPULAR EIGHTH G ,,,-K RADE CLASSES. Eg, ., ry Turner ary ea Kenny Lou Drur Y ND I ' ... I3 Q: 6 'V' if ' 5 5 in 3 g + i f .1 Q il ' Q ,. SJ . 1 X . i? ,. .. 's Qs r vw ,...vf- 'f ' ..4s-- 7' sffifi' Thu-d and fourth graders enact a nus cal smlt w1th songs such ass 'Playmates,' nl Don t Want to Play 1n Your Yard, and others Tf1iI'd and fourth dlrector was Mrs Odell Wa1te At the right, these fr1sky l1tt1e rabbits, Reba Trlplett, Mary Ann Rhodes, Bon1ta Sheehan, and L1nda Hall do a dance The rabbits express e1r thanks for g een clover .- 'sv The grand finale of the first and second grade Thanksgiving play, directed by Miss.Vergie May Smith,is shown at right. They sang nOld Man Winter ' s on His Way , Thanksg4ivi n g Song,u and uWhippoorwill Song? Kent Reeves, eggy Hestand, ureg Reeves and Rhonda Brogdonen terta1n the a1Jd1er1ce by SIDQIDQ and drama t1z1ng nSchool Days 4-H CLUB SBNKR I4 H MEMBERS, above, are Don Moody, Gayle Bowden Charlyn Drury, Maryon Alley, and Jeanne Moreau, front r ow and Rodney Hughes, Bennie Moreau, Doug Adams, Charl1e Bush Brent Turner, Cotton Carrell, C E Wllleford, Burgan Edge worth, Larry Weber, and Mlss Gladys Hudson, sponsor Charlyn Drury and Gayle Bowden, Sllfth year members, b oth won special honors at the 1958 Achievement Banquet 1n safety and for then- w1nnJ.ng entrles 1n the dress revue Gayle al so won a medal on her cannlng project, and Charlyn earned a Home Economlcs medal for work done ln C10th1I'1g, home improve- ment, and cannlng Adams, v1ce president, Brent Turner, secretary, Gayle Bowden, song leader, and C E Wllleford and Charlyn Dr1u'y, Captains Field Crop medal. . , -g 2 , i 3 . 3 OFFIICERS ARE: Rodney Hughes, president Crightlg D o u g THE JUNICR h H CLUB, headed by Henry K Drury, presldent Cleftl, 18 shown above Front Row Dale Johnson, Bobby Drury, Larry Ray Osborne, Larry Bradley, mhes, Barbara Hestand, Judy Bradley, Karen Sue Fancher, Gary Fa1te, Larry Jon Clowdus Second Row Joe Dan R1cha1 d son, Bernle Ozdord, Clynell McClure, Larry Klng, Sue Carrell, Sk1pper Jepson, Sharon Drury, Wesley Bowden, Gary Fancher, Henry K Drury, and B111y Drury Back Row: Jaclcle Lou Weber, Betty Barrow, Rhonda Brogdon: Peggy Hestand, Dean Drury, Kent Reeves, Greg Reeves, Tony Rlchardson, Mike Sanders, B-'ure Bea..u, Lar1y Barrow, and Pat Dollzhten Wesley Bowden, an elghth grader, was reoovnlzed for ns outs anding work with the soil at this year's Achlevement Banquet, and received a GIRLS' TRIO uraoe Trio lncludes Nancy Hughes, Judy Bradley, and Markay Hughes 1 Trio members are: Linda , Judy Bilbrey, and Bernice nv' THE EAGLE STAFF S if-' Mrs MbTT18 Robertson Publlcation Sponsor D Y D S O N Ed1tOI In Chief so R H U Q Asslstant Ed1tor STAFF MEMBERS: Jayne Wcfo d ar'd, Cotton P rrell, Cec 1 Hoody, uoug Adams, Nar1on Oxford, Dewavne Vc Clure, Charlle Busr, Charlyn S ue Drury, Gene Sanders, J nlce hes tand, James S1IWCDS, ul y L.yn n Moreau, and oayle Bowden . A fl, 'S fv- l AN Joe HU ff A A KA LA GHEH f ra f , + 1 . . , 1 , 1 , 3 H R f D E H ABOVE, the twenty four member Rhythm Band performs man Director RHYTHM STICKS: David Johnson, Troy Riahardson, 9 Vicki Jo Kau David Chapman, Charles Prater, Ronnie llobley, DRUMS: Bruce lober, Randy Weber, and Glenn Dale Wilburn CYMBAI.Sx Gerry Combs and Diana Hall Jerry Wayne Drury, Pet Hbnsley 9 TAMBOURINES4 Loretta Robertson, Gary Johnson, and Becky Wallace 0 N . H, ,fi , -- R 4' 3.2 .3 1' . H I: ' O 5 . .V ' -1 R lf, lik y A' r V . . Q TRIANGLES Susie S1rmons, Deanna Beard, Perry Sanders, Donnie Drurlh and I-3 TTY Ka ufman BEL Ab and Linda gal' Ann Rhod 11 SS: Born ta Sheeh an PEP CLUB 9'?6Oq f 'h TOP ROW: Royce Johnson, Butch Akers, Joyce Beard, Jane Moreau, Larry Clowdus, Iannie Hughes. SECOND: Jan Bilbrey, Jackie leber, Karen Sue Fancher, Gary Waite, Judy Si r - mons, Julie Woodard. THIRD: Roger Watson, Dorothy Drury, Betty Jo Barrow, Robert Powers, Joe Dan Richardson. FOURTH: Joe Lee lathews, hhry Moreau, Dale Johnson, Larry Osborne, Bernie Oxford, Jimmy Willis. FRONT ROW: Judy Welch, Larry Bradley, B o bby Drury, Roy Oxford. LEADERS: Jinmy Osborne, Billy Akers, Dean Drury, Markay Hughes. I I 5 J 5 N A 3 ig 1 E 1 1 rl !r fy f I J 3' !1N f f I U Q . ' ,oy ,VA 14 I' fi v , l lu, 'H ,H f N I U I l F I if s 42 Q-Q I A BASEBALL TEAM High school baseball players and their playing positions are: DON MOODY, right fieldg BURGAN EDGEWORTH, center fieldg LARRY TRIPLETT, pitcherg BENNY MOREAU, center fieldg C HARLIE BU S H, third baseg DOLB ADAMS, fir s t baseg BRENT TURNER, left fieldg CECIL MOODY, catcherg COTTON CARRELL, pitcherg GENE SANDERS, short stopg CLAY LYNN MCREAU, right fieldg RODNEY HlI3FES,sec- ond base. f . Holding the highest b attlng average for the season is Gene Sanders, batting 490. Ce c 1 l Moody is second with 333. Doug Adams, Rodney Hughes, and Brent Turner hold averages of 200 and over. At the left is Coach Nicky Wolfe who is completing his first year with the Eagles. I? i X ,,,., af x 'G' 'Q 4' ' ,f , ff jx A- A If Ny ,, 1 ff .1 A f' 9' Qt I M. A Q fri .V rl' 'C A '74 ,X an--v- ' m,,.v TOP ROW Maryon Alley, Norma Bone, Sharon Drury, L 1 fl d Clowdus, Bermce Cope1and,Sue Carrell, Sherry Turner S SECOND Row Jmld Y Bfadle X Jeanne Moreau, Wanda Walker Kenny Drury, Markay H1-19,195 X Berme Oxford, Barbara Hes tand and Mr FBDCTWGT KNEELING Nancy Hughes, JUdY We lch JUNIOR HIGH FRONT ROW Billy Drury, Larry K1ng SECOND ROW Henry K Drury, C E N1lleford J D Sanders, Carl Slrmons, Nesley Bowden, J a ck -. Fancher, coach TOP ROW Gary Fancher and Jackie Oxford A GRADE TEAM S Ep.-L Q-an FIRST ROW: Larry Clowdus J1mmy Osbo , rne, Billy Akers, Roger Watson, Joe Dan Rich ardson SECOND ROW: Royce Johnson, Gary Walte, Bobby Drury, J1mfny W1llis Robert Powers TOP ROW Butch Akers, ia n n ie Hu he La g s, rry Bradley, Joe Lee Matthews, and Roy Oxford Coach Jack Fancher is at lower r1ght FIRST ROW: Betty Barrow, Karen Fancher, Jan B1lbrey, Julie Woodard, and De a n Drury SECOND ROW Jackie Lou Reber, Clynell McClure, Dorothy Drury, J a n e Moreau, Markay Hughes, and Mary Noreau TCP ROW Joyce Beard and Judy Simons -, 3 . o 2 0 0 o V . , o A .1 1 . , ,- . I T g I 1 J 1 1 .- V 5 : . - . I 1 . ' K .fl il -5X ' . Q, x , 5. Q R' fr g ' Yo as ses , F w , We 'A V F 1 S Q - IH, 0 I ' v L NX ' ' , n ' J T I 1 f Y V V, :Vx . 'E lg, ' T ' 'W' iiiifvl y. f 'E' . . 0 1-' A 4.- 1 ' I :Y 'V , 0 , 3 A 0 3 . 3 a O . o L 'Q aim ' A ! 7 fl I L E 1 'Qi' nl -A 1 4 ff' 1- ffl Q x Q Q 7 wwnimvfig A Q. i X , - 1 TH HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL TEAM, rated 5th in the Cotton B are shown above FRONT RCW Rodney Hughes, Cec11 Moody, Doug Turner, Gene Sanders, and Coach Nicky Wolfe BACK ROW: Larry gan Edgeworth, Cotton Carrell, Charlie Bush, and J D Sanders NX S E A S oLus'reE, 43 owsrzs, Duke, Blair OLUSTEE oLusnsE, 56 There are no seniors graduating Fri9l'1dShiPo 77 from the 1957 58 11ne up, and only four are juniors Five sophomores Friendship, 28 Duke, 56 Martha, so Blair, 50 Warren, 65 and one freshman complete the team lt Conference, Adams, Brent Weber, B ur R E C O R D Southside, 38 Warren, 36 OLUSTEE OLUSTEE Martha, 39 Southside, 0 OLUSTEE OLUSTEE OLUSTEE OLUSTEE, OLUSTEE OLUSTEE, 27 4' Q ' r f , E A .. ' . - V ? 9 X 7 - X 5 1 y x ll., Xx . ,W is xXx fxifgb 4 Xu O N S . 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C V Charlyn Sue Drury Norma Bone Maryon Alley GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM DIST R ICT CHAMPS JACKSGI COUNTY RUNNER UP CHAMPICNS ASON' RECORD OLUSTEE, 35 Warren, 59 OLUSTEE, 48 Blair, 41 OLUSTEE, OLUSTEE, OLUSTEE, OLUSTEE, OLUSTEE, Duke, 44 OLUSTEE, Blair, 52 Southside, 31 OLUSTEE, 43 Duke, 40 OLUSTEE, 31 Martha, 25 Southside, 30 Friendship, Warren, 35 Friendship, OLUSTEE, 33 Martha, 41 OLUSTEE, 35 The Eaglettes ended a very successful basketball season in the quarter finals of the Regional Tournament -only two games away from a chance at State competition They earned two trophies for Olustoe a county runner up, and district championship Weaver was the club that stopped Olustee in the Regionals, 40 35, after the Eaglettes had overcome It Park in the opener by a 25 point margin Patsy 'ahh Jamce Hestand 121 Bernice Copeland Wanda Walker Karla Hughes Andrea Caviness Jayne Woodard F140 and 'Us Jeanne Moreau Judy B11brey LJ nda Clowcns D rw. snap., Nag 1... 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