Ponca City High School - Cat Tale Yearbook (Ponca City, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1945 volume:

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Cox, 1940 Navy, January 28, 1942 Killed in action-October 9, 1943 U.S.S, Buck, Tyrrhenian Sea Purple Heart Pfc. Howard P. DeBoard, 1941 Infantry, November 17, 1942 Wounded and died from results of wounds, December 24, 1944-Lux- embourg Purple Heart ,I , ,fl Pfc. Kenneth G. Erwin, 1940 Coast Artillery, January 31, 1941 Served at Corregidor Died in prison camp-July 1, 1943 4Philippine lslands Cadet J. Lee Forney, 1941 West Point First Classman Army Air Corps, April 15, 1942 Plane crash-August 19, 1944 -Ramsey, New Jersey Charles L. Foster, S2fc, 1943 Navy, February 21, 1944 Died and buried at sea near Ad- miralty Islands-July 25, 1944 Q-.. X .isis Ol' ,.,p ,Q -. 1 A Pfc. Melvin M. Beard, 1942' lnfantry, 1943 Killed in actionvJuly ll, 1944 -Saipan Purple Heart Sfsgt. Rufus H. Biby, 1939 Army Air Corps, August 10, 1940 Killed in action-November 19, 1944-Germany Purple Heart, Citation of Honor from Gen, H. H. Arnold, Air Medal, Presidential Unit Citation Tlsgt. Robert D. Biby, 1935 Army Engineers, May 26, 1942 Killed in accident-January 6, 1945-Burma, India Plc. Basil C. Dunn, Jr., 1942 Infantry, March 31, 1943 Died February 4, 1945, from re- sults of wounds received in action Purple Heart Sgt. Frank L. Dunn, 1942 Army, March 2, 1943 European Theater-England, Gere many, France Killed in action-March 7, 1945 -France Combat lnfantryman's Badge Purple Heart Lieut. Edward K. Dwyer, 1937 Army Air Force, January 26, 1942 Killed in accident--April 9, 1943 -Stuttgart, Arkansas K Second Lieut. Joseph N. Gillert, Jr., 1941 Army Air Corps, February, 1943 Killed in accident-July 5, 1944, Strother Field, Winfield, Kansas First Lieut. George R. Godschalk, Jr., 1935 Air Corps, September, 1942 Killed in accident, August 16, 1944, over North Sea Air Medal-Oak Leaf Cluster Pfc. Lawson Goodner, 1940 lnfantry, March, 1943 Killed in action-October 8, 1944 -Germany Purple Heart 'Tv Cpl. Rex A. Harris, 1940 Combat Engineers, November, 1942 Wounded and died from results at wounds-July 7, 1944-Normandy, France Purple Heart Lieut. Paul F. Hawkins, 1935 Army Air Corps, September 1, 1940 Plane Crash-May 20, 1942- near Greenfield, lndiana First Ponca Citian killed in World War ll armed forces First Lieut. V. Lee Hurd, 1940 Army Air Corps, November 1, 1940 Killed in action-September 24, 1944-Indio Pre-Pearl Harbor, European theater, Caribbean ribbons Pfc. Robert W. Lessert, Jr., 1930 Infantry, December ll, 1942 Killed in action- November 4, 1944-France Purple Heart Capt. Ralph E. Lowther, 1935 Army Air Corps, June , Died-July 4, 1944-Plane Crash Isle of Mon between London, Eng- land, and France Capt. Charles F. Martin III, 1934 Marines, May 20, 1941 Aleutian and Pacific campaigns Killed in accident-November 14, 1943-Dallas, Texas is F10 Johnnie W. Mundell, 1941 Army Air Corps, February, 1943 Plane crash-August 19, 1944, near Tonapah, Nevada Lieut. Robert J. Nespor, Jr., 1938 Army Air Corps, July 19, 1941 Killed in action-August 1, 1943 -Middle East Air Medal, Bronze Oak Leaf Clus- ter, Purple Heart, Distinguished Flying Cross Pfc. Frank C. Nonnamaker, 1942 Infantry, May, 1943 Killed in action-January 29, 1945 -France .433 'hurl' Tfsgt. Riley D. Hurst, 1940 lnfantry, April, 1942 Killed in action-July 7, 1944 -France Purple Heart Ensign George M. Jacques, Jr., 1939 Navy Air Corps Pilot, August, 1941 Plane crash-October 19, 1942, over Pacific Ocean First Lieut. James B. Kuhns, 1936 Army Air Corps, February, 1941 Killed in action-April 13, 1944 -near Budapest, Hungary Purple Heart ..4d 1 - Second Lieut PorterW Masters 1940 Army Air Corps 1942 Plane crash December 13 1943 -over Atlantic on last training flight Westover Field, Mass- achusetts Lieut. Arthur D. Mills, 1935 Army Air Corps, August, 1942 Plane crash-December 14, 1944 -Moore Field near Mission, Texas Alvia Minor, 1940 Enlisted in Navy the day of the Pearl Harbor attack Received training at San Diego Reported missing about June 17, 1942, presumed dead fk l F5 I 1 i Ensign Joe H. Roquemore, 1942 Navy Air Corps Pilot, July 1, 1942 Died of pneumonia, October 12, 1944, on board the Yorktown, Oak- land, Calif. Pvt. William H. Rutledge, 1942 ,--Q Infantry, April 29, 1943 Killed in accident-April 30, 1944 -Camp Maxey, Texas TlSgt. George L. Sifferd, 1940 Army Air Corps, December 22, 1941 Missing-November 2, 1943, over Wiener Nuestadt, Austria, listed as officially dead December 3, 1944 TX3 Stacy E. Stevens, 1937 Medical Detachment, December 21, 1942 Killed in action-January 17, 1944 -France Purple Heart Lieut. Farron E. Turner, Instructor Ponca City Senior High School, English and Journalism, 1929-1930 and 1932-1936 U, S. Naval Reserve, July 1, 1942 Killed in action-January 3, 1944 U S S Turner on convoy duty, At- lantic Pvt. Eugene L. Waugh, 1944 11th Armored Division, February 15, 1944 Killed in actionAJanuary 1, 1945 -Bastogne District-Battle of the Belgium Heort yin' p-are 1 3+ 2 X 1 S!Sgt. Harold Ramsey, 1940 Infantry, January 5, 1940 Killed in action-July 20, 1943 -Normandy Purple Heart, Three Bronze Stars Capt. Benny F. Riggs, 1936 Army Air Corps, July, 1941 Killed in action -January 19, 1943, over Mediterranean Sea Sgt. Jack Z. Roby, 1941 ' Army Air Corps, January 11, 1943 Killed in accident, February 28, 1944-Fortaleza, Brazil Citation of Honor from General Arnold. Lieut. Ijgl Donald R. Sills, 1938 Naval Air Corps, August, 1942 Killed in action-April 1, 1944 -Palau Islands Sgt. Louis Simmons, 1935 77th Field Artillery, May, 1935 Killed in action--January 19, 1945 wLellig, Luxembourg Pvt. Bernard W. Simpson, 1940 Infantry, March 2, 1943 Killed in torpedoing of troop ship, December 25, 1944, between Eng land and France Purple Heart i 5' I SoMH 3fc Harold E. Wiley, 1942 Navy, July, 1943 Injured in England, died February, 1943 at Naval Hospital, Brooklyn, New York Sgt. Ralph A. Wittmer, 1936 Army, October 7, 1942 Persian Gulf Service Command Died March 11, 1945vTehran, Iran Lieut. Tracy W. Young, 1940 Infantry, April, 1943 Killed in actionf-December, 1944 -Levte, Philippine Islands 'iw out-risk imiitovm im- in-.i ,tw .is U luiient in Puma Cir, s im Hgh Sl iririing in ,fdcfion First Lieut. Glenn L. Banks, 1938 Army Air Corps, April, 1942 Missing since June 17, 1944, near Cherbourg, France Air Medal T!Sgt. Robert E. Boring, 1938 Army Air Corps, July 19, 1942 Missing since March 6, 1944, over New Guinea Distinguished Flying Cross Oak Leaf Cluster Lieut. Ralph E. Byers, 1940 Army Air Corps, November, 1942 Missing since March 30, 1945, over Germany Lieut. Ralph 0. Constant, 1941 Marines, June 23, 1942 Dive Bomber Pilot Missing since March 2, 1945, Philippine Islands Lieut. Warren D. Dailey, 1940 Army Air Corps, May 3, 1942 Lead plane on mission over Muk- den, Manchuria Missing since December 21, 1944 Lieut. J. Lionel Grapes, 1937 Army Air Forces, May, 1943 Pilot, missing over Geffein, Ger- many since December 23, 1944 Pvt. Bethuel T. Hasz, 1929 Infantry, April 14, 1944, Rainbow Division Missing in Germany since January 7, 1945 Lieut. Byron Johnson, 1941 Army Air Corps, July 9, 1942 Missing since February 6, 1945, over Germany Glen G. Lockwood, Mo.M.M.2lc, 1941 . Navy Submarine, December 8, 1942 U.S.S. Golet, South Pacific Missing since July 29, 1944 President's Citation, Two Silver Stars Lieut. Charles R. Mertz, 1940 Army Air Corps, August 9, 1942 Missing since December 19, 1943, Marshall Islands Willis W. Porter, 1935 Navy, Submarine Division-Feb- ruary, 1936 Chief Motor Machinist's Mate on U.S.S. Shark in Pacific, did not return after combat patrol, Novem- ber 25, 1944 1 ir4'.',t R11-11 4-,ii , 1 X . A I ig.. Lieut. Herbert 0. Powell, Jr., 1937 Army Intelligence Branch, 1942 Missing in Italy since February 12, 1945 Sam Rollins, 1943 Navy, December, 1942 Missing since December 2, 1943, on board U.S.Sf Liscome Bay, Gil- bert Islands Capt. Roland lWaddyl Young, 1935 Army Air Corps, January 1, 1941 Pilot B-29 Missing since January 9, 1945, in raid over Tokyo and Formosa ridonerzi of war TfSgt. Robert Ault, 1941 Army Air Corps, January, 1942 Missing since September 22, 1944 from a base in England Air Medal and Oak Leaf Cluster Second Lieut. Joe H. Bishop Army Air Corps, July, 1942 Bombardier, on fifth mission over Germany. Stalag Luft 1, near Rostock, Germany Lieut. Elmer Dunlap, 1939 Army Air Corps, 1940 First reported missing in action over Germany, March 22, 1944 TlSgt. William A. Lowen, 1940 Army Air Corps, January, 1943 Engineer and gunner on B-24 Shot down, Aug. 15, 1944, over Zuider Zee Stalag Luft 4, Germany Air Medal and Oak Leaf Cluster Lt. Shornden D. McCloud, 1936 Army Air Corps, May 28, 1942 Pilot of P-38, shot down over Ger- many, April 29, 1944 Stalag Luft 3, Sogan, Germany T!Sgt. Carmen McKnight, 1939 Cavalry, August 9, 1940, then into Air Corps, radio operator on bomber Shot down over Germany, Feb- ruary 25, 1944 Stalag Luft 4 Cpl. N. L. Rushing, 1939 Infantry, February 28, 1940 Reported missing after fall of Cor- regidor, reported prisoner, May 18, 1942, Hoten Japanese prison, Muk- den, Manchukuo sa-Luz 2 ?.'! E . Q, 3.0.5 4 0.5.16 4, -e g e7 V ig, 1111 1 Unrrzo Svncs An Pvt. Edwin A. Schlapbach, 1944 Infantry, May 24, 1944 Captured in combat operations in France, January 9, 1945 U. S. Prisoner of War 27507 Stalag 913, Germany Ralph L. smith, M.M. 2!c Navy, February, 1937 Reported missing on mine sweeper - Pigeon -May 24, 1942, Cor- regidor Japanese prison, Camp 4, Philip- pines S!Sgt. Frank E. Williams, 1939 Army Air Corps, September, 1940 Crewman on Flying Fortress, Porachuted over Belgium Luft 3, Sogan, Germany Uvurzo Svrrzs Nixvv UNITED STAYES MARINE Cours Bill Ackerman, 1943 Delbert Adair, 1939 Eugene J. Adams, 1940 Thomas Adkins, 1941 Walter Adkins, 1943 Wayne Adkins, 1939 John A. Albers, 1930 John S. Alcorn, 1942 Paul Alden, 1942 George L, Alexander, 1938 Richard Alexander, 1942 Russell Allen, 1937 Bill Anderson, 1938 Howard Anderson, '1927 William S. Andrus, 1943 George Anthony, 1938 sim M, Applebee, 1939 Merle Applebee, 1941 Delbert Area, 1939 Louis Arft, 1933 Chester Armstrong, 1944 George Arnett, 1941 James Arney, 1941 Cad Arrendell, 1934 Gene Arrendell, 1934 Wayne Ashbrook, 1942 Dee Ashenhurst, 1937 Fred Ashworth, 1943 Irma Askey, 1939 Robert L. Askey, 1943 Warren E. Askey, 1940 Kenneth Autersan, 1927 Winford Auterson, 1929 John P. Badami, 1937 John Bain, 1942 Alfred Baker, 1936 Charles V. Baker, 1943 Claude Baker, 1941 Ernie Baker, 1927 Floyd C. Baker, 1943 John Baker, 1937 James M. Ball, 1942 Marian L. Ball, 1943 Martin C. Balcer, 1944 Charles V. Balser, 1943 John R. Balser, 1937 Jack E. Barber, 1937 Richard Barger, 1940 Ralph Barker, 1930 Warren Barker, 1937 Bill Barnes, 1945 Boyd Barnett, 1933 Elmer Barnett, 1940 Herbert Barnett, 1937 Leonard Barnett, 1942 T, J. Barnett, 1938 Harry Barnhart, 1928 Paul Barr, 1931 Charles E. Barrett, 1930 Lloyd Barrett, 1942 Loren Barrick, 1942 Ray Barton, 1943 Jack Barthug, 1935 Wayne Howard Bass, 1935 Joseph Bates, 1941 Loran Baughman, 1938 Orville Baughmon, 1940 Clyde Beal, 1937 Jesse C. Beal, 1934 Julian Beal, 1933 Lynn Beosliears, 1939 Harrison Beattie, 1937 B111 Beazley, 1944 Frances Beck, 1932 Joseph Clyde sem, 1939 Arthur Bell, 1942 Bill Dean Bell, 1940 Donald Bell, 1943 Robert A. Bell, 1939 Wayne D. Bell, 1943 1 o 0, 'l, ow erumg an Me 1 y Q if - J rme CSQIVLCG ll 1 1 Cleo Beller, 1942 Francis Bellinghausen, 1938 Louis Bellinghousen, 1942 Lloyd K. Bendure, 1932 Ralph Bennet, 1931 Darwin Berry, 1934 Gene Berry, 1941 Forrest Best, 1943 Billy Biggerstaff, 1943 Robert T. Biggs, 1938 Robert Bingley, 1939 Warren Bink, 1942 Fred T. Bishop, 1931 James A. Bishop, 1940 Jack Black, 1943 Dewey L. Blass, 1943 Glen Bodmon, 1938 Arthur L. Bogan, 1936 Jock C. Bogle, 1944 Arthur Bolay, 1945 Cloren Bond, 1943 Joe C. Bond, 1942 William R. Bone, 1941 William Boone, 1937 Burl Boring, 1941 Marvin Boring, 1940 Bill Bothwell, 1941 Bob Bowker, 1945 Fredrick Bowker, 1942 Jock Bowker, 1943 Doyess Bayett, 1938 Jock Bayett, 1942 Bob Braden, 1944 James E. Braden, Jr., 1943 Leslie Broker, 1940 Wade Branen, 1943 Henry Brantingham, 1934 Harold Brottain, 1941 Claude Bray, 1928 , Ralph Brenneman, Jr., 1943 Donald E. Brewer, 1944 Ivan Bridgman, 1938 Raymond Brierly, 1941 Ralph F. Briggs, 1941 Carl Briscoe, 1928 Paul Briscoe, 1940 Goodwin P. Brooddus, 1941 Robert Lee Brookshire, 1945 Bob Brown, 1940 Burl Brown, 1941 George Brown, 1943 James Brown, 1932 Lowell K. Brown, 1935 Robert Joe Brown, 1942 Wiley Brown, 1941 William E, Brown, Jr., 1940 Howard Browne, 1942 John Brownfield, 1940 Stanley Brownfield, 1944 Floyd Browning, 1931 Donald Brunhoeber, 1940 Bob Brush, 1944 Felix Bryant, Jr., 1938 Henry E. Buck, 1939 Orville Buck, 1937 William R, Buck, 1942 Honald Bucker, 1934 Honore Sucker, 1941 Herbert H. Burtger, 1943 John Bufford, Jr., 1942 James R. Bullard, 1941 Olen Bullard, 1940 Robert Bullington, 1940 Paul L. Bunch, 1939 F. M. Burdick, 1942 Frank Burdick, 1934 Bennie Burge, 1926 Richard Burge, 1943 Wilfred Burgin, 1942 Bob Burke, 1942 Cecil Burke, 1938 Raymond Burkett, 1939 Glenn Burnett, 1937 James A. Burnett, 1940 Walter Burnett, 1928 Jack Burns, 1934 Richard Burns, 1940 John Burrow, 1942 Lynn Burrow, 1939 R. C. Burt, 1931 Dallas Butler, 1939 Robert Butler, 1941 Bill Byers, 1943 Homer Caine, 1931 John Douglas Cain, 1944 Milton Camerer, 1937 John Campbell, 1941 Delbert Carlile, 1943 Kenneth Carpenter, 1934 Lloyd Carpenter, 1935 Myron Carpenter, 1941 Robert Carpenter, 1943 Eldon Carrington, 1940 Thomas Carson, 1929 Hamer Carter, 1943 J. Warne Carter, 1942 Raymah Carter, 1936 John Casey, 1937 W. H. Casey, 1939 Alvin Cassingham, 1942 Floyd Catron, 1937 Paul L. Catron, 1943 Gordon Cavnar, 1941 Neal Cavnar, 1941 Stanley Cavnar, 1941 Myron Chamberlain, 1934 Nathan Chamberlain, 1941 Harry Chambers, 1943 LeRoy Chambers, 1942 Jack Chance, 1942 Merrill Chance, 1941 Jack Chapman, 1942 Zudora B, Chitwood, 1937 J. G. Christy, 1942 Lyle C. Clark, 1942 Robert Clark, 1943 Wayne Clark, 1944 Wesley Clark, 1934 Wilson Clark, 1940 Clarence Clevenger, 1942 Raymond Cline, 1941 Warren Clinesmith, 1939 Realto Clinton, 1940 Melvin Clodfelter, 1941 Lawrence Close, 1933 Earl Clover, 1936 Colvin Coate, 1943 Melvin Coate, 1940 Frank Coates, 1926 Kenneth B. Coatney, 1942 Donald Coats, 1939 Jasper Cobb, Jr., 1940 Tom Cobb, 1944 Wayne Cobb, 1939 Raymond Cockrell, 1938 James M. Coffman, 1943 Nathan S. Cole, 1936 Jim Coleman, 1940 Elton Coley, 1937 Leon Coley, 1939 Raymond Collins, 1941 William Collins, Jr., 1943 Richard 0. Colvin, 1941 Donald C. Combs, 1930 Ira Combs, 1941 L. B. Conrad, 1943 Raymond Constant, 1939 Tommy Cook, 1942 Everette Cooke, 1937 O. W. Cook, 1934 De Verne Cooley, 1938 Wesley Cooley, 1938 Ralph D. Cooper, 1938 William Cooper, 1942 Douglas Coppock, 1941 A. D. Cornell, 1944 Bvran A. Cornwell, 1927 Newton Cornwell, 1926 Charles Corwin, 1939 George Corwin, 1927 Murl Countryman, 1938 Loran Cowles, 1928 Floyd Cox, 1927 Ralph Cox, 1929 Arley A. Cranford, 1943 Donald B, Crawford, 1942 Jimmy Crawford, 1926 William D. Crews, 1944 Melvin Crisp, 1932 Roy D, Crisp, 1941 Charles R. Criswell, 1937 Robert Crites, 1933 ' William Crittendon, 1942 Herman Cron, 1941 William Croom 1934 J. 1-1, cross, 19:15 Lex Crosson, 1938 Loren Crosson, 1942 Archie Crummett, 1939 Austin Crummett, 1926 Floyd M. Culp, 1944 Allen Robert Culver, 1936 Elmer Culver, 1934 Harold Culver, 1927 Lewis Cumiford, 1940 Dan Cummings, 1943 Raymond Cummings, 1945 John Cunningham, 1942 John D. Cunningham, 1935 Rex Curtis, 1927 Edward Cusick, 1942 Alan Custer, 1938 Donald Dailey, 1939 James Dailey, 1939 Don Daly, 1943 Cecil E. Daniels, 1944 Raymond Daniel, 1936 Curtis Daniels, 1928 Nelson Daniels, 1941 George E. Darrow, 1942 Dave Davenport, 1930 John Davenport, 1935 Claude Davis, 1938 Doyle Davis, 1941 George M. Davis, 1942 Jim Davis, 1943 John R. Davis, 1935 Paul Davis, 1944 Robert L. Davis, 1941 Vernon Davis, 1943 William C. Davis, 1927 William Randall Davis, 1942 Jack Dean, 1941 Willard Deon, 1942 Eldo Deecher, 1931 Olen Deecher, 1934 Kenneth Deffner, 1941 Jack DeJarnette, 1940 George Demos, 1937 Ross Demos, 1940 Bayless DeMoss, 1939 Louis Denoya, 1940 Marcus Denoya, 1931 Don Desmond, 1937 Gordon Desmond, 1939 Rex Desmond, 1934 Herman Dewey, 1935 Allen Dickey, 1936 Jack H. Dickey, 1940 Philip Dickey, 1937 Robert M. Dickey, 1940 Carl Curtis Dickson, 1935 Robert Dickson, 1928 Thomas Digby, 1942 Jim Dillman, 1942 Robert Dillman, 1940 Ted Dillman, 1940 Charles Dimmick, 1931 Dub Dixon, 1944 Richard Dixon, 1937 B. J. Dodds, 1942 Billy Dodson, 1944 Oliver Dodson, 1939 Lowell W. Doggett, 1934 Wendell Doggett, 1937 Lester V, Doing, 1944 Ray Dorris, 1943 Jewell Dougherty, 1936 Joseph Downing, 1942 Lee Drake, 1941 Dale Dressen, 1936 Milton Dritch, 1940 Sam Dritch, 1939 Morton Druley, 1929 Don Drumm, 1942 Charles Dulinsky, 1940 George Dunlap, 1942 McClain Dunlap, 1944 Milan Dunlap, 1940 Paul M. Dunlap, 1939 Willard Dunlap, 1942 Roy Lee Dunn, 1944 William F. Dunn, 1944 Allen Duroy, 1934 Carl R. Dwyer, 1932 Neal Dwyer, 1942 David Dean Dycke, 1939 Archie Dyer, 1939 Jack Dyer, 1942 Raymond L. Dyke, 1941' Paul Earley, 1930 Lawrence Eaton, 1940 Reuben Eaton, 1932 William C. Eaton, 1932 Leon S. Eberhardt, 1935 Lester Eberhardt, 1942 Jim Edgington, 1944 Francis Edmonds, 1926 Ben Edwards, 1927 Henry Lee Edwards, 1928 Lionel Edwards, 1933 Ralph Edwards, 1936 Wallace Edwards, 1942 Howard D.' Eely, 1926 Chestern Elick, 1939 Wade J. Elkins, 1937 Jo Ann Elledge, 1943 Myron Eliott, 1944 Kenneth Ellis, 1932 Marion Ellis, 1935 Raymond Elmer, 1943 Max Elswick, 1944 George England, 1924 Howard Erb, 1929 Carl Erickson, 1943 Roy Essary, 1939 Bill Estes, 1941 Bob Estes, 1944 Fred Evans, Jr., 1941 Harry Lee Evans, 1943 Lloyd Evans, 1941 Jack Evinger, 1940 Raymond Fansler, 1942 Virgil Farnam, 1938 James D. Fought, 1938 Raymond Feogi-n, 1933 Ray W. Feagins, 1943 Joseph Fred Fellow, 1929 J. R. Finnie, 1940 Charles Ferguson, 1935 Robert Ferguson, 1945 Boyne Findley, 1940 Fred Findley, 1939 f Joseph Wayne Fink, 1937 Ted Finney, 1942 Vernon Finney, 1942 James R. Finnie, 1900 C. J. Fisher, 1942 Floyd B. Fisher, 1928 Harold Fisher, 1941 Orville Fisher, 193'i Ted R. Fisher, 1927 Vernon Fisher, 1945 Robert E. Fitzpotnck, 1942 Glen Fleming, 1944 Robert Fleming, 1941 Orlan Fletcher, 1929 Leslie Faaks, 1940 Raymond Fooks, 1942 Donald Foster, 1945 Ray Foster, 1938 William H. Foster, 1935 Harold L. Fox, 1928 Kistler Fronkenberry, 1939 Alice Frankenfield, 1941' Ann Frankenfield, 1943 Charles Orville Franklin, 1940 Russell Frans, 1941 Clifton Frazier, 1936 Earl Frazier, 1938 Henry Frazier, 1941 llet Fredricks, 1942 Marion Fredricks, 1941 Mark Freeman, Jr., 1938 Burke Frick, 1938 Ronald Frick, 1943 Claude E. Friend, 1940 Arthur Fronkier, 1936 Frances Fronkier, 1931 Henry Fronkier, 1934 Louis Fronkier, 1924 Robert Frost, 1927 Clarence Fry, 1928 Jimmie Fuller, 1940 Delbert Fultz, 1940 Alan Galasso, 1943 Donald Galbraith, 1942 John B. Galey, 1936 Donald Gallagher, 1937 Jack Gallagher, 1942 Charles Galloway, 1943 Lovere Gordenhire, 1940 William Gardner, 1941 Jack Garlett, 1939 Buddy Garner, 1939 Dan Garrett, Jr., 1938 Scott Garrett, 1943 Lester Gottis, 1936 Tom Gay, 1943 Everett Gayton, 1943 Leonard Geo, 1934 ' Virgil Gelino, 1938 Charles Gentry, 1943 Karl George, 1941 Ray George, 1941 Bob Gibson, 1940 Jack Gibson, 1937 Howard Gilbert, 1939 Raymond L. Gilbert, 1937 Palmer Gilleland, 1945 John Ganeri, 1939 Patrick Gillert, 1940 Pete Gillert, 1938 Elvin C. Gillogly, 1937 Berton F. Gilman, 1941 Charles Gilman, 1937 Harold Ginger, 1942 Lester N, Ginger, 1938 Max Glaze, 1941 Melvin Goldenstern, 1937 Paul Goldman, 1939 Samuel Goldman, 1937 Byron Goodger, 1942 Wayne Goadger, 1940 Dewey E. Goodman, 1943 Lawrence Goodner, 1941 Gerald Goodno, 1943 Don Gosting, 1937 Richard Gosting, 1935 Ernest Gough, 1931 Roy E. Grantham, 1933 Ted Graves, 1941 Dick Green, 1934 , Bill Greenwood, 1941 Otto John Greer, 1941 Donald Gregg, 1944 Harold Gregg, 1942 Robert M. Gregg, 1942 George Grimes, 1937 Thomas J. Grimes, 1937 Dora D. Grogan, 1938 Edward Groom, 1938 Lloyd C. Groom, 1941 William Groom, 1935 Joe Gunn, 1932 Robert Gunn, 1933 Willard Gunn, 1938 Kenneth Gunning, 1939 Elwyn Gutzman, 1942 Dean L. Guthery, 1944 J. S. Gwinn, 1943 J. B. Gwinn, 1938 Bob Hackney, 1945 Frank Hackney, 1936 Mark Hackney, 1940 Perry Hadden, 1937 George Lee Hale, 1928 Adin Hall, 1937 , Clinton E. Hall, 1924 Lawrence Hall, 1938 Max Hall, 1944 Melvin Hall, 1938 Robert O. Hall, 1942 Rufus C. Hall, 1935 Victor Hall, 1943 Wilbur Hall, 1938 Tom A. Hamilton, 1941 Rita Hamilton, 1939 Don Hamlin, 1943 Hurley Hommons, 1943 J, C. Hampton, 1929 Hayden Hancock, 1930 Robert Hand, 1932 Arlo Harden, 1939 Floyd Harden, 1935 Merritt Harden, 1941 Virgil Harden, 1937 John Hardesty, 1940 John Hardin, 1931 Robert L. Hardy, 1943 Don Harper, 1929 Robert Harper, 1937 Arnold Harris, 1930 Royce Harris, 1941 Walter D. Harris, 1942 Lee Harrisberger, 1942 Henry Harrison, 1928 Duvall Harrold, 1943 Stanley Harsh, 1944 James W. Hastings, 1942 Daniel David Hosz, 1932 Delmont Hatfield, 1938 Donald H. Hatfield, 1941 Roger Hawk, 1941 Billie D. Hawkins, 1944 Dean Hawkins, 1943 Robert A. Hawkins, 1928 Wilfred E, Howkins,' 1941 Melvin H. Hayes, 1929 Isaac Headman, 1943 Robert A. Hedrick, 1939 Vernon H. Heinze, 1931 Edward C. Held, 1943 Eddie Helms, 1942 Carroll Heltzel, 1937 Warren Henderson, 1943 1945 1939 Charles Hendley, Daniel Hernandes, George Herrington, 1942 Robert Herrington, 1943 Warren Herrington, 1936 1942 Zack Herrington, John L. Hess, 1935 Edward Hester, 1943 Clyde A. Hickman, 1931 Edward Hickman, 1934 Glenn Hickman, 1928 Harvey Hickman, 1927 John o. Hicks, 1932 Tom Hicks, 1939 Forest E. Hight, 1931 Harry Hightower, 1938 Charles Ray Hill, 1929 Oley Thos, Hilton, 1927 Bob Hise, 1943 Jack Hise, 1941 Marvin Hise, 1938 Ora Hiskett, 1937 C. L. Hudson, 1939 Orville Dee H an 1938 90 . W. D. Hogan, Jr., 1943 ' Claude O, Holder, 1941 Betty Jo Holloway, 1942 Fred Holloway, 1943 Kenneth Holloway, 1936 Buford Halmer, 1938 Bonford Holmes, 1938 Earl Hooker, 1942 James H. Hooser, 1939 Delmar Hoot, 1936 Stanley Horne, 1942 Otis Horton, 1942 Theodore Horton, 1942 Billy J. House, 1940 Donald C. Howard, 1938 Roy W. Howard, 1941 Ruby Howard, 1943 W. D. Howard, 1937 Lane Howell, 1944 John Hron, 1937 Jesse Huff, 1937 Sam Huff, 1936 Clint Hughes, 1944 Jim Hughes, 1937 Bill P. Humes, 1943 Eugene Hunt, 1941 Henry A. Hunt, 1943 Winfield Hunt, 1929 Albert Hurst, 1935 Clarice Hutsell, 1939 Clean Hutsell, 1940 Charles W. Hutson, 1937 Jack lrons, 1943 Lyman lrons, 1935 Raleigh H. Isaacs, 1942 George lvie, 1944 Jimmy Jacoby, 1943 w. w. Jacoby, 1940 J. H. James, 1940 Jimmy Jamieson, 1941 Henry Dean Jarchow, 1944 Ed Jennings, 1940 Alfred Jensen, 1944 Paul Jensen, 1940 Frank O. Jobe, 1943 Bert Johnson, 1929 George H. Johnson, 1925 Harry Lloyd Johnson, 1943 Howard Johnson, 1935 James Johnson, 1933 Marland Johnson, 1942 Paul Johnson, 1933 R. Jack Johnson, 1934 Richard Johnson, 1933 Albert Johnston, 1937 Chester Jones, 1935 Donald Jones, 1938 Garnard Jones, 1941 Keith Jones, 1943 Richard Jones, 1943 James Jordan, 1937 Bill Jourdon, 1944 Waldo Kahnert, 1940 Raymond J. Kane, 1939 Robert W. Kane, 1942 George Kanelakos, 1931 Jerome A. Kappele, 1940 Luther Kappele, 1939 Tom Kappele, 1942 Dean Keating, 1936 Raymond K. Kellenberger, 19 Frank Keller, 1941 ' Henry Keller, 1941 Grover C. Kelly, 1928 John iceiiy, 1937 Charles Keltner, 1945 Ellsworth Kemble, 1942 Lansing Kemble, 1940 Lester Kennedy, 1938 McClellan Kennedy, 1940 Edward Kent, 1941 Dove Killian, 1937 George A, Killian, 1937 Charles Kimball, 1939 Jack Kimball, 1943 Robert King, 1942 Dean Kinzie, 1942 Gale Kinzie, 1943 Wallace Kinzie, 1943 Glen Kirby, 1940 Jack Kirby, 1938 Lee Kirby, 1930 Jim E. Kirchenbauer, 1933 Russell Kirchoff, 1942 Arlas Kizer, 1940 Floyd Kixer, 1928 John Knight, 1943 Thomas G, Konklin, 1943 Bernard Krause, 1941 Bob Krebs, 1939 Paul Krebs, Jr., 1939 Harald Kreig, 1944 Robert W. Kygar, 1932 Kenneth Ladensohn, 1940 Clifford Laird, 1935 DeWayne Lake, 1943 Julius Lomb, 1940 Robert E. Lamb, 1943 George H. Lamm, 1939 Warren Lamm, 1942 A. J. Lane, 1938 43 Alfred Lane, 1939 LeRoy Lane, 1942 Robert Ely Lane, 1934 Ted Lane, 1944 William Larimer, 1942 Leonard Larson, 1941 Stella Law, 1938 Dean Lawson, 1938 Julius Leche, 1935 John Lechtenberg, 1939 Perry LeClair, 1939 Charles Ledbetter, 1942 Marion Ledbetter, 1940 Parker Ledbetter, 1936 Carl C. Lee, 1939 Carl Edward Lee, Jr., 1939 Elgin W. Lee, 1941 Jesse B. Lee, 1944 Nathan Lee, Jr., 1935 Kent LeMaster, 1943 Nobel Lenhart, 1929 Harry Tom Leonard, 1936 George Lessert, 1934 Ray Lessert, 1939 Albert Leterle, 1939 Jene Leterle, 1942 Clifton Lewis, 1942 Everett Wayne Lewis, 1944 Leon P. Lewis, 1944 Robert L. Libbey, 1938 Gus Little, 1943 Marvin Littlehoe, 1936 Gerald Livingston, 1941 Aubrey R. Lockort, 1945 Barto Logan, 1939 David W. Long, 1943 Wallace E. Lonsinger, 1939 West Roy Lonsinger, 1932 Ned Looney, 1938 Edwin Looseley, 1943 ' Howard Chas, Love, 1933 Burke D. Lucas, 1941 Joe Lucksted, 1940 Vernon Lundy, 1939 William Lundy, 1940 Art Lusk, 1931 Earl H. Maag, 1934 Phillip Maag, 1940 John D, Moog, 1941 Curtis Mackay, 1934 Roderick Macy, 1944 Bernard Madden, 1932 Edward Madden, 1925 Edwin Madden, 1939 Charles Maddox, 1942 Arthur Mahnke, Jr., 1942 Neal Malloy, 1939 Burl Malone, 1942 Eldridge Manering, 1945 Jirnmie Man, 1943 Neol O. Mann, 1929 Stanford Mann, 1942 Roy L. Manos, 1933 Johnnie Morchesoni, 1932 Johnny Marks, 1943 Julius L. Marks, 1940 Sidney Marks, 1938 Jess W. Marlar, 1931 Roy Marlor, 1931 Don Martin, 1939 Everett Martin, 1930 Floyd Martin, 1929 George Martin, 1943 Granville, Martin, 1940 Eugene Martin, 1940 Richard Martin, 1944 ' Paul Masters, 1943 Robert S, Matthews, 1944 Duddy Gerald May, 1936 Harold Mottox, 1935 Claude May, 1943 Wallace T. May, 1941 John McAbee, 1942 Vernon McAlester, 1933 Phil McCartney, 1938 Robert McCartney, 1941 Marvin McCarty, 1940 Wayne McCarty, 1942 Bill McClelland, 1944 Harold McClendon, 1941 William McCloud, 1942 Jack McClure, 1944 Earnest McCoy, 1941 Lewis McCoy, 1942 Tammy McCoy, 1938 Wendell McCoy, 1940 Florence McDermott, 1938 Pat McDermott, 1940 Earnest C. McDonald, 1942 Robert McDonald, 1941 Thom McDonald, 1935 Thomas B. McDonald, 1941 Roscoe McDougal, 1941 Charles S, McFadden, 1937 Cecil McFarland, 1943 Frank McFarlin, 1940 Dean McQee, 1943 Harold McGee, 1942 Lloyd McGee, 1942 Robert McGowen, 1941 Leonard Mclntire, 1939 Richard Mclntire, 1945 Homer D. McKain, 1943 Don McKay, 1944 Donald McKay, 1938 John McKay, 1941 Ralph McKay, 1943 Harold D, McKee, 1934 Hiram J. McKee, 1936 Joe McKenney, 1943 Robert McLendon, 1943 Albert McMillan, 1934 Bill McMillan, 1938 James A. McNeese, 1936 J. E. McNiece, 1939 Sidney McNiece, 1935 L. H. McQuoid, 1928 Robert McWhorter, 1943 Donald Mead, 1930 J. Robert Meek, 1927 Robert Melberg, 1942 Don Mertz, 1944 Forrest Mertz, 1942 Paul Middlebresher, 1945 Bob Miles, 1943 Kenneth Miles, 1940 Charles Miller, 1934 Ernest Miller, 1943 Eugene Miller, 1943 Jo Earl Miller, 1942 Joe C. Miller, 1943 Robert Lee Miller, 1943 Welson J. Miller, 1934 John Million, 1942 Dale Mills, 1941 Troy Mills, 1941 Robert Milne, 1936 William Milne, 1937 Jack R. Milner, 1944 Harion Mitchell, 1935 Ralph L. Moberly, 1937 John Moncravie, 1943 Joe Monday, 1940 L. R. Monday, 1934 Robert E. Manger, 1943 Jimmy Mansour, 1942 Nels T. Moody, 1940 Bill Moore, 1945 Duane Moore, 1940 Paul E. Moore, 1943 William Dillon Moore, 1943 Gheorold Morgan, 1943 Wayne Morgan, 1941 Joe Mariarity, 1939 John Moriarity, 1942 Dick Morris, 1940 Earnest E. Morrison, 1937 Arliss D. Moses, 1942 Marion P. Mowder, 1936 Allen Muchmore, 1933 Harold Muchmore, 1938 Homer Mundell, 1936 Orville Mundell, 1933 Loyd, M. Munnert, 1927 Wayne F. Muret, 1943 Francis Murray, 1926 T. J. Muroy, 1942 Donald Myers, 1941 John Myers, 1936 Ralph Myers, 1940 Billy Nash, 1944 Ralph Nash, 1939 Bernard Nathman, 1933 Eugene Naugle, 1943 Elmer Neeley, 1932 Jess Neely, 1943 Archie Neese, 1941 Merle Neese, 1935 Marvin Neidig, 1939 Harlo Nelson, 1941 Billy Nelson, 1932 Kenneth K. Nelson, 1941 Jock Newman, 1930 Jack L. Newman, 1930 Guy Nichols, 1930 Robert J. Nichols, 1942 Douglas Nicholson, 1941 Eugene V. Nickerson, 1935 Nelson A. Nickerson, 1934 Bob Nickles, 1939 William C. Nickles, 1932 Donald Neiman, 1935 Norris P. Nimrod, 1940 Billie Bob Nix, 1943 George M, Nix, 1942 Francis Norman, 1942 George Norris, 1945 James A. Norris, 1943 Jack F, Norris, 1943 John Patrick Norris, 1940 Trafton Nossaman, 1933 Elmer J. Novak, 1935 Jack S. Nuckols, 1941 Phil Nuckols, 1927 Earnie Oaks, 1939 Ben Oates, Jr., 1923 Bill O'Conner, 1935 Maurice Odum, 1943 Wallace M. Officer, 1942 Jim Oliver, 1942 Raymond O'Mealey, 1942 Joe D. Onstat, 1926 Harold G. Osborn, 1938 Jesse Ostin, 1939 Paul Ostrander, 1944 Dan Overstreet, 1935 LaVon Overstreet, 1939 Bill Poden, 1945 Lewis Poden, 1939 Arthur Padgett, 1928 Norman Page, 1940 Stuart Paisley, 1933 Raymond C. Palmer, Russell Palmer, 1930 Lee Pappan, 1932 Louis Pappan, 1934 Jack Paris, 1941 Allen Park, 1943 Arthur Park, 1937 Fred Parks, 1938 John W, Parks, 1944 Jack Parrish, 1943 Orel G. Parson, 1934 George Patrick, 1939 Curtis Patterson, 1935 Jarvis Patterson, 1933 Merritte L, Paulson, 1942 Kenneth Paulson, 1943 Norman G. Payne, 1939 Thornton Poynter, 1944 Jack Pearson, 1941 Tammy H. Pearson, 1942 Bill Peck, 1944 Gerald Pennington, 1942 Kenneth Pennington, 1944 John Penny, 1939 Clifford Penrod, 1939 Gerald A. Pentxer, 1942 Mary Kuhns Perkins, 1940 Robert Perkins, 1938 Warren K, Perryman, 1936 Thomas Peters, 1933 Carl Peterson, 1942 Otto Peterson, Jr., 1941 Robert J. Petty, 1942 Francis Phelps, 1940 James Phillips, 1942 Harry Phipps, 1929 Creel A, Pickel, 1941 James Pickel, 1943 Lee A. Pickel, 1942 Jack Pickett, 1943 Melvin Pierce, 1942 Donald Pitts, 1945 Floyd F. Pitts, 1927 John Plunkett, 1934 Clarence Porter, 1934 Forrest Potter, 1935 Elmer Lee Potts, 1927 Howard J. Powell, 1936 Lyle Powers, 1939 Ralph Prado, 1937 Robert M. Pray, 1944 Frank Presson, 1936 Ruth Prestage, 1943 Frank Price, 1942 John Price, 1930 Alvin Pruitt, 1937 Kirby L, Quinn, 1942 Kenneth Rainbolt, 1945 George Ramsey, 1942 Jones W. Ramsey, 1939 Stephen Randal, 1937 Adrian Randel, 1927 Wayne Randell, 1938 Leroy Ratlitf, 1943 Bennie Ray, 1943 Bill J. Roy, 1943 Jae Ray, 1939 Donald Raynor, 1945 Jack Ream, 1940 1932 Robert Ream, 1942 Derryl Reed, 1942 Doyle D. Reed. 1943 Howard Reed, 1940 Lester Reed, '1937 Forrest Reed, 1941 Roy Reed, 1928 Duane Reedy, 1936 Lowell Revard, 1936 Elva Wesley Revles, 1942 Elvis Reynolds, 1943 J, R. Rhynard, Jr., 1943 Billy Rice, 1939 Horace S. Rice, 1932 Arthur Richardson, 1939 Fred Richardson, 1935 James Richardson, 1942 Joe T. Richardson, 1927 Kirby Rider, 1941 T. L. Rider, 1936 Johnny Riggs, 1937 Bob Rightmare, 1944 Arthur Rinehart, 1940 Oscar F. Ringgold, 1943 William Roach, 1943 Donald E. Roberts, 1931 E. L. Roberts, 1926 Mark T, Roberts, Jr., 1943 Thomas Roberts, 1937 William Roberts, 1927 Clarence Robins, 1942 Clyde Robins, 1945 Earl Robins, 1940 Ralph Robins, 1941 Galen Robinson, 1929 Don Roby, 1943 George Roby, 1939 Hobart Rogers, 1941 Mitchell Rogers, 1939 R. A. Rogers, 1936 Wayne D. Rogers, 1924 Carl Rollins, 1942 Arthur Romary, 1945 Warren Romary, 1939 Delbert Roper, 1941 H. B. Roper, 1931 Austin Roquemore, 1937 LeRoy Rose, 1942 Marion Rose, 1943 Billy Lee Ross, 1941 Charles Rothfus, 1937 Floyd Round, 1928 Charles Rowe, 1931 Clifton Rowe, 1931 Raymond Rowe, 1929 Kenneth Rowen, 1943 Royen E, Rowen, 1939 A. E. Runnels, 1938 Corbit Rushing, 1939 Clifford E. Russel, 1942 Walter Russel, 1941 Clifford Russell, 1942 Stanley Russell, 1943 Wilfred Russell, 1940 Jimmy Ryan, 1941 Lester Jr. Sadler, 1935 Bob Sager, 1939 Howard Sollee, 1943 Cleo Sandberg, 1929 Byron Glenn Sanders, 1938 Donald Sandstrum, 1936 Bob Sappington, 1943 James Schisler, 1938 Nilliom Schmidt, 1943 C, L. Schneider, 1940 Orland Schneider, 1936 Ralph Schneider, 1937 Floyd C. Schnitzer, 1944 Irma Scovill, 1939 Jack Scovill, 1941 Kenneth Scovill, 1941 Leroy Scovill, 1936 Russell Scovill, 1941 Glen Seay, 1943 Max Seay, 1944 Kenneth Sellers, 1939 Dale Senseman, 1942 James Senseman, 1936 Jack Shackleford, 1937 Maurice E. Shackleford, 1938 Joe E. Shafer, 1932 Russell Shafer, 1937 Paul Shannon, 1943 aan Sharp, 1934 John Sharp, 1936 Tom Sharp, 1936 Clarence Shaw, 1944 Ross D. Shaw, 1943 Leonard Shelton, 1940 Jock L. Shelton, 1936 Clifton C. Shepler. 1940 Ernest Sherbon, 1941 Cyril Sheridan, 1939 Roger Sheridan, 1942 Harvey Shieler, 1929 Edwin H. Shreffler, 1935 Luther R. Shreffler, 1934 Burgess, Shriver, 1932 Clark Shultz, 1941 Ben Sifferd, 1923 Ralph Sifferd, 1924 Bill Sigler, 1943 William Sills, 1936 Ben Simmons, 1941 Lester Simmons, 1940 Walter Summitt, 1942 Dick Sims, 1939 Bob Skaggs, 1943 George Skidmore, 1935 James Skinner, 1934 Ed Smethers, 1943 Jess Smethers, 1943 R. E. Smethers, 1937 Arthur Smith, 1928 Carl B. Smith, 1944 Delmer G. Smith, 1927 Donald L. Smith, 1938 Douglas Smith, 1932 Elmer Smith, 1940 Eugene Smith, 19411 Fredrick H. Smith, 1938 George Smith, 1942 Homer L. Smith, 1934 lra Smith, 1943 Kenneth Smith, 1931 Leo L, Smith, 1940 LeRoy J. Smith, 1941 Lloyd Smith, 1937 Loren Smith, 1934 Patricia Smith, 1941 Ralph G. Smith, 1937 Robert Smith, 1936 Roscoe T. Smith, 1936 Truman Smith, 1942 virgin Smith, 1939 Alfred Smotone, 1936 William Snow, 1939 Edgar D. Snyder, 1939 Ralph Snyder, Jr., 1941 Robert Snyder, 1937 Gerald Sober, 1941 Bill Somerville, 1943 ' Bill Souligny, 1939 Max Spear, 1942 Charles Spears, 1937 Allen D. Speer, 1930 Odell Spees, 1936 Robert Spencer, 1938 Robert Spray, 1938 Charles Henry Stanford, 1944 Porter Stanford, 1939 James Dewitt Stanger, 1938 Jack Stanger,' 1943 Robert T. Stanger, 1937 Richard N. Stanley, 1938 Charles Starnes, 1941 George Starr, 1929 Max Starr, 1932 Bob Steanson, 1943 Aileen Stegall, 1942 Roy E. Stephenson, 1939 Raymond Sterling, 1938 Billie Stevens, 1942 M. M. Stevens, 1931 Wayne Stevens, 1939 Arthur Stevenson, 1941 Doris M. Stevenson, 1942 Ralph Stevenson, 1936 Vera Jean Stevenson, 1937 Bob Stewart, 1942 Elmer Stewart, 1925 George Stewart, 1934 Gerald Stewart, 1940 Elma J. Stingley, 1934 Berl Stinson, 1940 Ralph Stohland, 1939 James Stowe, 1939 Jack B. Stratton, 1940 Joseph L. Sturgis, 1931 Earl Sullins, 1942 Mauller D. Summer, 1927 Duane Summers, 1940 Harold G. Summers, 1929 James Summers, 1934 Walter R. Summers, 1932 Earl Sutton, 1937 Merrill Sweeney, 1933 Duane Switzer, 1942 J. R. Tabor, 1942 Dole Tague, 1943 Raymond Taiclet, 1945 Harold Tanner, 1939 Robert Tarno, 1942 Bill Taylor, 1943 Charles Taylor, 1936 Harold Taylor, 1939 J. L. Taylor, 1938 Jock Taylor, 1939 La Verne Taylor, 1943 Marvin Taylor, 1938 Robert Taylor, 1940 Bill Teichrner, 1943 Robert Terrell, 1943 Paul Terrill, 1945 Harold Teverbaugh, 1938 Robert D. Teverbaugh, 1940 Alfred Jesse Thele, 1927 Robert Thele, 1942 Joseph L. Theobald, 1943 Allen Thompson, 1937 Donald Thompson, 1935 George Thompson, 1934 Keith Thompson, 1941 Ray R. Thompson, 1937 Jack Thorpe, 1942 Richard Thorstenberg, 1944 Gerald Tidings, 1940 Fred M. Tidwell, 1939 Ernest Timpy, 1941 ' Olena Tinner, 1939 Royal N. Tipton, 1940 Arthur C. Titus, 1940 Lloyd W. Titus, 1936 William F, Tobin, 1936 Jack Tolliver, 1938 Earl Transue, 1943 Robert C. Trant, 1939 Jack Tribble, 1934 La Verne Tribble, 1935 Jack Trout, 1938 John W. Tucker, 1938 Charles Turner, 1931 Beryl Ussery, 1942 Tex Vance, 1942 Allen Van Dyck, 1937 James H. Van Dyck, 1934 Clifford Vannest, 1941 James Vannest, 1940 Margaret Vannest, 1939 Okla Vanselous, 1926 . Leora Paisley Vargo, 1938 Courtney Varner, 1942 Helen Veal, 1943 Karew Venator, 1927 Rex Venator, 1932 William Vestal, 1941 Joe V. Vickers, 1937 Donald Viersen, 1938 Dean Villines, 1942 Paul Vincent, 1933 Barton Vinnedge, 1941 Lloyd Vinedge, 1938 Bill Woddelow, 1943 Don A. Waddelow, 1931 William D. Wagers, 1944 Dellavan A. Waggoner, 1941 Paul O. Waggoner, 1936 Billy Joe Ward, 1943 Valton G. Ward, 1943 W. A, Ward, 1943 Arthur R. Warren, 1940 Carl W. Warren, 1930 Earl C. Warren, 1932 George Warren, 1934 Harold Warren, 1940 Allard A. Washam, 1930 Eugene Wassom, 1941 Fred Wassom, 1942 Thad Wasson, 1940 Lloyd E. Watson, 1945 Hubert Watts, 1938 Maurfce Watts, 1938 James K. Wealand, 1934 Glen Weatherford, 1941 Wallace Weaver, 1943 James A. Webb, 1943 Leon Webb, 1941 Melville D. Webb, 1934 Victor Webb, .1936 Frank Weber, 1945 Cleve Webster, 1942 Dallas G. Weddle, 1939 Paul Weidenheimer, 1927 Regnal Weir, 1939 Joe N. Welch, 1939 LeRoy Welch, 1943 William A. Welch, 1942 Arthur P. Wells, 1935 George W, Wells, 1936 Milo F. Wells, 1930 Allen West, 1940 Gerald C, West, 1939 Luther West, 1939 Bob Westmoreland, 1944 Clifford Wetzel, 1924 James Wheelus, 1942 Bill E, Whisenhurst, 1935 Fred White, 1941 Horace White, Jr., 1943 George Whitehorn, 1943 Harold Whitlow, 1940 John G. Whitney, 1936 Clifford Widener, 1927 Max Wieck, 1932 Buel Wigginton, 1942 Ed Reid Wigginton, 1942 Leon Wikoff, 1941 Boyd Wilborn, 1941, Jack Wiles, 194.1 Harold D. Wilkerson, 1941 Raymond Wilkerson, 1942 Walter Wilkerson, 1929 Carl Williams, 1934 Cecil Williams, 1940 Colleen Williams, 1941 Dick Williams, 1940 Donald E. Williams, 1941 Earl Williams, 1931 Jack Bill Williams, 1931 Jack E. Williams, 1944 Jack W, Williams, 1931 Joe Williams, 1940 LaVon Williams, 1941 Raymond H, Williams, 1941 Steven G, Williams, 1938 Benjamin Williamson, 1932 U. S. Willis, 1935 James D, Willisan, 1937 Leon K. Willisan, 1939 Wesley H. Willits, 1938 Gerald W. Willoughby, 1942 Billy K. Wilson, 1941 Charles Wilson, 1941 James C. Wilson, 1938 Robert E. Wilson, 1942 Rollo Wilson, 1943 Charles Winkle, 1927 Keith Winter, 1943 Beryl Wise, 1942 Cletus Wise, 1942 John R. Wise, 1937 William O. Wise, 1938 Roscoe L. Wisler, 1939 Warren Witt, 1940 Keith Wittmer, 1938 James Wolcott, 1924 Leon Wollard, 1938 Ernest K. Wood, 1937 George Woodall, 1937 Gesold W. Woodall, 1938 Betty Woodburn, 1940 Elmer Woodburn, 1941 Murray Woolford, 1932 Edgar Woolley, 1936 Jean Woolley, 1944 Wayne Woolman, 1943 John L. Worden, 1932 W. H. Worden, 1940 Joe Wosikea, 1940 Bill Wright, 1942 Carl Wright, 1943 Grover Wright, 1942 Harold W. Wright, 1932 Leroy Wright, 1945 Milton Wright, 1940 Robert E. Wright, 1941 Weldon D. Wright, 1932 William C. Wright, 1939 Charles Wycoff, 1942 Irene Yates, 1938 Bill Yocam, 1935 Colvin Young, 1944 Clarence Young, 1933 Don Young, 1943 Frank Young, 1936 James R. Young, 1931 Jimmy Young, 1942 Robert Young, 1943 Robert H. Young, 1938 Freeman Yount, 1931 Roy W. Zerger, 1940 Bill Ziegler, 1940 J. G. Ziegler, 1940 Date indicates the last year in Ponca City Senior High School. Two stars l 1 indi- cate a faculty member, Three stars l 'l indicate that the person has received a discharge. TV . N l 1 IDY l' 4ggl 'fX'fi'!ff1 ': 415' Xa? 2 413, Q: air!! 1 51215. A5 9 3- 95: ?- -1i: In Yfnemomzm HORACE COOPER CPQMJWWMJMMQ WMU WWC? Kl ai'Z,3kZ Mgwpbaw ,zfMm4b.,,,42fzfQi,T,J. X, . - . Qfj,f7m ,w,z6, , Wdw0 f iff A Z A a ' X N 'XX N X5 , XX ' X xx xx Q . ax KX I X x x wx K i X Y ' N xx ' V, rl X SX . XX- X if if Q- -XT K fx' V X93 - A EY V ' fx N X Q Q: X ' '6 cg J, ' I if ,M ff! 766044 1 f , A I ,. I' rf!! 1-A-I 'Y' 1-11-rr-vyrxwwrvjgz ' 'Y' H ' 77' 'W '-ii 1 , ..... . ,,., ' fy 6 1' cf ,247 l ,ff ' , f LL if w HN f 4 X Q X X NX S' xX Q55 S A XS 4 'Q X x XXX a X Bob Ryan President Bob Silvy Vice-President Margaret Whitehurst Sec reta ry 'fi-if + X W .N 1 Us . M, , . , ' . .-,MKS AQQK:.5,5i5g, . K 91? .ni-49 RICHARD CLARK Office Assistant 43, Student Council Representative 43 DOROTHY BRETT BARBARA WILSON ALETHEA HALL Student Council Representative 43, Dynamiter 43, 44, 45, BOB SILVY A Woman of Fifteen 43, Pon Dram Panic 43, 44, Vice-Presb dent Junior Class 44, Vice-Presv dent Senior Class 45, Football 42, 43, 44, Football Captain 44, All-State 44, War Stamp Chair- man 44 HELEN SMITH MARY CORNWELL Future Teachers' Club 43, Vic' tory Corps 43, GAA, 44, 45 MARY K. LANE Victory Corps 43, Horneroorn Vice-President 43, Student Caun' cil Representative 43, JIM ONSTOT Football 43, 44, 45, Basketball 44, Wrestling 45, Pon Dram Panic 4-4, 45. BILL VOELZ KE Wrestling 44. NORMA LEE SISSON F,F.A Queen 44, Homeroorn Vice-President 45, NORMA JEAN LINDESMITH Victory Corps 43g Dynarniters 43, Homeroam President 43, Horneroarn Secretary 44, Student Council Representative 45, Foot- ball Queen Attendant 44 BILL BARNES DOROTHY MAE EVANS BILL DAGG Basketball 43, 44, 45, Horne- room President 45, Lil Abner 44 FREDDIE NELSON Shops, T. 8. I. Club, FFA, MARGARET MCKEOWN High School in Agra, I943 ROBERT LAMM T, 8. l. Club, Cafeteria Help, Track 44, Reel Roller, Army KENNY MYERS Pon Dram Panic 43, 44, A Woman of Fifteen , Junior Miss Spring Green , Senior Rotarian, Our Town , Yorick Troupe, Wrestling 44, Football 41 Horneroom President 43, Vice-President 43, 44 JEAN RUTLEDGE Montecasino 43, 44, REBA MCENANY SCOTT FOWLER Pon Dram Panic 44, Reel Roller. BRETTA WEDDLE WILMA SCHUTTE JERRY MOWDER RALPH BIBY FFA, 43, 44, 45, Vice-Presi- dem 45, WANDA VENATDR GAA. 44, 45 DALE BEALL Football 43, 44, 45 SUE ROEKLE JIM WARD Band 43, 44, 45 Tyra, ww-fs... 1 NO' Vp, K? C5 ,f-NJ 'gifs- J' Wan MAXlNE REDWINE Majorette 43, 44, 45, Dynamlter 43, 44, 45, Yoruck Troupe 43, 44, 45, Masque and Gavel 43, 44, 45, Squarlng the Curcle' lstudent dlrectorl 43, The Youngest 43, A Woman at Flfteerf' lstudent dlrectorl 44, Homeraorn Secretary 43, 44, At' tendonce Secretary 45, Annual Staff 44, GAA 44, 45, Vlctory Corps 42, 43, Otflce Helper 45, Student Councll Represcntatuvc 44, BILL MOORE Homeraom Secretary 42, 43, Student Counctl Representatlvtr 43, 44, 45, Victory Corps 43, Junuor Rlay 44, Football 44, Pon Dram Panic 44, Yoruck Troupe 44, Cat Tale Staff 44 JAVINE BAKER Student Councll Represontatlve 43, Pan Dram Pam.: 43, Home- roorn Vrce-President 43, Dyna rnlters 43, 44, 45, Vlctory Corps 43, GAA 45 HOWARD EARNHARDT ELLEN YOUNG Harneroam Sec retary 43 ORA DELL HURST Vuctory Corps 43, Dynamltcrg, 43, 44, Homeroorn Secretary 44 JERRY HOGAN Cheer Leader 43, 44, 45, Bas ketball Oueen 44, Flag Bearer CALVl N LEE Marland, Oklahoma CAROLYN CRANDELL Houston, Texas Dynamlter 44, 45, Gsrlb' Glee Club 44, 45, Scholarsnlp Award 44, CHARLES CATLIN Football 42, 43, 44, Track 44, Best Cltlzen 45, Senlor Rotaruan 44. DORTH EA BOXLEY Dynamaters 42, 43, V I C to r y Corps 43 PAUL WILLIAMS Reel Roller 43, 44, Wrestllng 43, 44, 45 PAUL MIDDLEBUSHER Football 43, 44, 45 MARJORIE WEALAND MARTINA GU INN MARTHA COX Victory Corps 43, G.A.A. 43, 44, 45, Homeroom President 44, 45, G.A.A. Treasurer 44, Junior Athlete 44. PHYLLIS BEAZLEY Flag Swinger 43, Dynamiters 43, 44, Victory Corps 43, Student Council 45. AUBREY LOCKART Football 44, Basketball 43, 44, 45, Basketball Captain 45. JIM FRAZIER Homeroom President 43, Horne- room Vice-President 43, 44, Vic- tory Corps 43, Biology Award 43, Honor Society 43, War Stamp Chairman 45. MARY ELLEN YOUNG Homeroom Secretary 42, Dyna- miter 42, G.A.A. 45, Flag Swing- er 42, Victory Corps 43, Drives Captain 44, BILL MYERS ROSEMARY MOWDER Victory Corps 42, 43, Summer Service Club 44. PATTY HASSENFRATZ R. Q. sPENcER Homeroom President 42, 43, 44, Student Council Representative 4l, War Stamp Chairman 43, Wrestling 4l, 42, FFA. 40, 4-l, 42, 43, 44. 'MARY NORRIS VELMA SNYDER NAOMI BAIRD Orchestra 42, 43, 44, Orchestra Queen 44. JACK WIKOFF Basketball 43, 45. MARY LENA FAKEN Victory Corps 43, Scholastic Award 43, Class Award 43, G.A.A. 44, 45, G,A.A. Secretary 45, Homeroom Vice-President 45, War Stamp Chairman 44. JOE NUCKOLLS 'www J MARILYN COOPER Dynamiter 43, 44, 45. HENRY TALLCHIEF KENNETH CHRlSTY . , N .1 ,rf JOHN Ll LES BEULAH PERDUE Victory Corps 43 LEO RUNDSTEIN Reel Rollers 44, 45, President Reel Rollers 45, Pon Dram Panic 44, Victory Corps 43 RAMONA PO TTS PATRlCIA RlGGS Victory Corps 43, Poncan Typ- ist 45. FLOY PINNAIRD ALICE JOHNSON Yorick Troupe 43, 44, 45, Will Rogers Club 43, 44, 45, Debate 43, 44, 45, Dynomiter 43, 44, 45, G.A,A 44, 45, Student C o u ri c il Representative 45, Scholarship Awa rd 43, 44, American Legion Orotorical Con test, Stote Speech Tourney 43 44, 45 lBest Girl Orotor 43, 447, Student Supervisor Radio 45, Ra- dio 43, 44, 45, Enid District Speech Tournament 45, Victory Corps 43, Classen Invitational Tournament 45 JUANITA HULL Victory Corps 42, 43, Dynomi- ters 42, 43, 44, 45, GA A, 42, 43, 44, 45, Vice-President GA A 44, 45, GENE DAVIS VIVIAN RAMSEY Victory Corps 43, LULA MAE MARSHALL RUTH ANN BRIGGS Band 43, 44, 45, G.A.A 43, 44, 45, Girls' Glee Club 43, 44, 45, Victory Corps 43, Horneroorn Secretary 44, 45. MAXINE WILLIAMS Victory Corps 43, Horneroom President 42. BETTY LOIS BROWN Victory Corps 43, Glee Club 43, 44, 45, Homeraom Secretary 45, FFA. Attendant 44. GEORGE HUNT GLENN DEAN- Wrestling 43, 44, 45. PEGGY LUTZ Victory Corps 43, Dynamiters 43, 44, Pon Dram Panic 44, Yo- rick Troupe, Student Council 44, Summer Service Club Presi- dent 44. MARY LOU PARTRIDGE CORI NNE EDWARDS BlLLlE WEBBER Victory Corps 43, Cheerleader 43, 44, 45, Heod Cheerleader 45, G.A,A. 44, 45, Dynarniter 43, 44, 45, Poncan Staff 45, Annual Staff 45, Pep Council 45, Best Citizen 45, B,P,W. Representative 45, JIM WEST Football 42, 43, 44, Basketball 42, 43, 44, Pon Dram Panic 44, Best Citizen 45, RALPH SISSON FFA. 4l, 42, 43, 44, 45, F.F.A. Sentinel 44, 45, Wrestling 43, 44, Reel Rollers 44, 45. THELMA PERDUE Victory Corps 43, Masque and Gavel 43, 44, 45, Yorick Troupe 44, 45, Will Rogers Club 43, 44, 45, Dynamiter 43, 44, 45, Vice-President Dyriamiters 45, G.A,A. 44, 45, Summer Service Club 44, Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus 45, Cat Tale Editor-in- Chief 45, Poncan Staff 45, Best Citizen 45, Student Council 45, Pon Dram Panic 45. BOB WOOLLEY Wrestling 43, 44, 45, Best Citi- zen 45, Football 43, 44, 45, Captain Wrestling Team 45, Boys' Glee Club, Senior Ro- tarian 45. CONNIE CLARK Editor of Poncan, Cheerleader 44, 45. CATHERINE WOODS Office Assistant. GEORGE NORRIS Q ,ng l D, F. LINDSAY JANE GREY CHARLES HENDLEY Vice-President Homeroorn 43, 44, Pon Drom Panic 44, Victory Corps 43, Bosketboll 44, 45 VELMA PETERS FRANK HICKS VELMA GELINO DeBOARD Orchestre 42, 43, 44, Victory Corps 42. My , viRGiL PouLTER5QQS9f Poncon Staff XX Jr WC NORMA SPILLER if , Victory Corps 42, 43, Dynami- ters 42, 43, 44, 45, Dynamiter f Secretory 44, 45, Ccifetc f Cashier 44, 45, Best Citizen 45 JIM BERRIGAN X JUAN ITA SCHOOLLY Dynomiter 43, 44, 45, GAA 43, 44, 45, Junior Miss tstu dent directori, Pon Drorn Ponic 44, Yorick Troupe 45, Mosque ond Gavel 45, BOB RYAN Footbcill 43, 44, 45, Wrestling 43, Junior Class President 44, Senior Closs President 45 MARIE COX G.A.A. 44, 45 HOWARD HALL Bond 43, Pon Drom Ponic 44, Victory Corps 43. BETTY FAE FRIEND Homeroom Secretory 44, Junior Closs Secretory 44. MARK HURD President Bombers 44. JERRY RHOADE5 Victory Corps 42, Dynamiter 42, 43, G.A.A. 44, 45, Activity Ot- tice Assistant 44, 45, Poncan Staff 44, 45, Student Council 45. CAROLYN CLARKE JACK WILLIAMS Student Council Representative 43, 44, Homeroom Secretary 43, Spring Dance 43, School Treasurer 45, Victory Corps 43, Bombers 45, Business Manager Cot Tale 45, Office Helper 44, 45, Pon Drom Panic 45, Secretary War Bond Drive 44, Bond 44, Best Citizen 45, FRANCES MOREE GERRY KEATHLY F,H,O. 43, Dynamiters 43, 44, Victory Corps 43, Pon Dram Panic 44. ERIC THOEN Football 43, 44, 45, Pon Dram Panic 44, 45. NATE CLARK JERRY MCKENNENY EULA MAE ALEXANDER Library Club 44, 45. DAN PATTERSON Honor Society 44, 45, Student Council 44, Pon Dram Panic 44, Junior Miss 45, Yorick Troupe 45, Masque and Gavel 45, Cat Tale Stott 45, Homeroom Presi- dent 45, Will Rogers Club, Spon- ish Award 44, Social studies Award '44, Best Citizen, Spring Green. PATSY WOOD Dynamiter 43, G.A.A. 44, 45, Yorick Troupe 43, 44, 45, The Youngest 44, A Woman of Fifteen 44, Victory Corps 43, Horneroom Secretary 43, 45. PHYLLIS TROUT ROBERT KNIGHT BETHEL FREEMEN F.F,A. 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, F.F.A. President 44, 45, Pon Dram Panic 44, 45, Homeroom Vice- President 44. PATTY JO RINGER Victory Corps 43, Dynamiter 43, 44, 45, Library Club 44, 45, President Library Club 45. ef? JACK HARDY LAVON SMITH JOE MATHERS JOAN STEANSON Student Council Secretory- Pon. can SIOHQ Dynomiter, I STANLEY KOUTZ Victory Corps 43, ROBYN CLAPP BOB BROOKSHIRE Basketball 43, 44, Football 44, NANCE FOUNTAIN Victory Corps 43, Will Rogers Speech Club 44, Yorick Troupe 44, Junior Play 44, Literary Club 44, Dynamiter 43, Radio Award 44. VIRGINIA RHYNHARD BARBARA STRATTON Dynamiter 43, Victory Corps 43, Vice-President Homeroom 44, 45, Woman of Fifteen , Junior Miss, Yorick Troupe. DOROTHY DRAKE Victory Corps, Homeraom Sec- retary 44, Dynamiter 43, 44, 45, Treasurer '45, A Woman of Fifteen, Yorick Troupe 44, Masque and Gavel 44, Scholar- ship Award 44, Activity Office Assistant 44, 45, BERNICE DEAKINS GEORGIA LEE MCFARLAND ALFRED OULDS BARBARA HUNTER Victory Corps 43, Dynamiter 43, 44, Poncan Staff 44, Glee Club 45, Activity Office Assis- tant 44, 45 ELDRIDGE MANERING PATRICIA CARPENTER Will Rogers 44, 45, Yorick Troupe 44, 45, Masque and Gavel 43, 44, 45, GAA. 44, 45,iDebate 43, Oratory 43, 44, 45, Dynarniter 43, 44, 45, Flag Swinger 43, 44, Radio 43, 44, Our Town 44, The Young- est lhouse rnanagerl, State Tournament, Classen Invitation- al Meet, Enid District Meet, Junior Miss lassistant busi- ness managerl 44. BYRON BAKER Homeroom Secretary 43, War Stamp Chairman thomerooml 43. BETTY LEE WILLIAMS Victory Corps 43, Dynamiter 43, 44, Homeroorn President 44. IRMA DEAN MANOS JOYCE MARIE TOWNSEND Yorick Troupe 43, 44, 45, Mosque and Gavel 43, 44, 45, Will Rogers Club 43, 44, 45, Radio Manager 44, AAUW. Creative Writing Award 44, Lit- erar Club 44 45' Philli s Uni- Y I 1 P versity Speech Tournament 45, Classen Speech Tournament. HELEN HAMILTON Victory Corps 42, Poncan Typist 44, 45, Homeroorn Secretary 43, 44 BETTY BRAUDRICK MAX COOLEY Pon Dram Panic 44, Junior Miss 44, Horneroom President 43, Boys' Glee Club ELLA MAE BUERGER Homeroom Secretary 43, Home- room ViceAPresident 45. LLOYD WATSON Football 43, 44. BETTY BURGIN JACK HANCOCK Band 43, 44, 45, President Bond 45. MARGARET DENNISON ROBERTA HUDSON 'X o ff' f I' TBP r,:1II HELEN JO SULLIVAN Vnctory Corps 43, Hnmemnm Prestdent 44, Dynomnter 43 44 Bond 43, 44 DORIS GRAHAM LORENE WOOD GEORGE MCCLEVINUS Wrestltvwg 43, 44, F E A 43 44 ROSALEE CASSITY Student Counctl Reprcsentuttvv 44, Horneroom Vnce-Presudent 43, FI-IO 43, Dynomtter 44 Vuctory Corps 43 JANIECE HADDOCK CAROLYN KINNAIRD Office Helper 45, Yorlck Truupc 44 Mosque ond Gavel 44, As socsctc Edttor of Poncon 45, Dv- nomnter 44, 45, Hlunuor Mum PATSY WALS H Student CouncII Reprcscntuttw 45, Horneroorn Presnde-nt 45 LAILE HARRIS Pon Dram Ponac 44 BETTY PAYNE JUANITA WELLS Wur Stomp Ctwourmon 44, Vuco President 44, Student Cnuncnl 45, Vvctory Corps 43, Dynonvter 43 PHYLLIS KREGER Dynomuter 43, G A A 45, Drtvck Coptonn 44, Flog Swmger 43 WAYNE SCWANKE Pon Dram Panic 44, 45, Font- IJQII 45, Vuctorv Corps 43, F F A 44 NAOMI WHITE Vnctory Corps 43, Dynomnter 42 Homeroom Vnce-Presudent 43, 44 EDNA BAIN GENE WI LKERSON Tyler, Texas DON MCENANY Stage Helper 43, 44, 45. MARIE BROWN Band 45, Orchestra 43, 44, 45, String Ensemble 43, 44, 45, Stu- dent Council Representative 43, 44, 45, Dynarniter 45, Com' mercial Cookery Award 43, JACK HAWKINS Student Council President 45, Vice-President Class 43, Best Citizen 45, Junior Play lassis- tant managerl 44, Student Coun- cil Representative 44, Homeroorn President 43, 44, Office Helper 43. NORMA DODSON BETTY JANE IVEY Victory Corps 43, Library Club 43, 44, 45. CAROL JEAN JAGER VIRGINIA ALEXANDER Victory Corps 43, Orchestra 43, 44, 45, Dynamiter 43, 44, 45, Dynamiter Treasurer 44, G.A.A. President 45, GAA. 44, 45, Orchestra Vice-President 44, 45, . Homeroom Secretary 45. LEON WISELY Student Council Representative 43, 44, 45. BETTY LEE O'MEALEY Band Queen 45. JEAN WRIGHT Victory Corps 42, Poncan Typ- ist 44, 45. ADON NA BROTHERTON Homeroorn Secretary 42, Or- chestra 43, 44, 45, Marjorette 43, 44, 45, Victory Corps 43. LOUISE LARKIN G.A.A. 43, 44, 45, Office As- sistant 43. 44, 45. BETTY JENNINGS Advertising Manager, Poncan. MARGARET WHITEHURST Victory Corps 43, Dynamiter 43, 44, 45, Dynamiter President 45, G.A.A. 44, 45, Student Council 44, Glee Club 45, Mixed Chorus 45, Secretary Summer Service Club 44, Best Citizen 45, Secre- tary Senior Class 45, Poncan Staff 45, Cat Tale Staff 45, Pon Dram Panic 45, D.A.R. Award tp., .. I QW? I l 4 'ax HJ BILL WEBB RUTH SPORE C Dynomuters 43, 44, 45, GAA 44, 45, A Womon of F:fteen , Spring Green , Yoreck Troupe 44, 45, Mosque ond Govel 44 45, Ponnc 44, 45, Student Coun- cll 43, 45, Vice-Pressdent 45 Poncon Stott 45, Glee Club 45 Mlxed Chorus 45, Octet 45, Best Cutizen, Vnctory Corps 43 I-IERYL BULLINGTON IRENE RANDOL MORINE MUNSON R ICHARD MCINTIRE JEAN CROSS B ILI. PECK Bond 42, 43, 44 Orchestra 42, 43, 44 FRANK WEBER MAXINE ELLIOTT A Yoruck Troupe 43, 44, Woman of Fvfteen , Sprung Green , Mosque ond Govel, Bookstore 45 NN COLCLOSURE Drum Mojorette 44, 45, Pon Dram Panic 44, 45, Assocnote Feoture Editor of Poncon 44, Feoture Editor 455 Glee Club 44, Octet 44 Pl-IYLLIS GARRISON Clovis, New Mexnco Football Queen GLORIA JONES Pon Drcrn Ponuc 44, 45, Junlor Mass Cstudent dwrectorl, Sprung Green , GAA 44, 45, Vice- Presudent of Homeroom 44, Yo rick Troupe, Actlvlty Ofhce 44, 45 BOB I-IACKNEY Vice Presldent of Soplwomurr Closs, Footboll 43, 44 45 fu X. I :Z 1 If jg: fiyi , E 1 ,X X I 7' Fx X Wmfpg? H X ' 7 lf ' XG Zfmlwygk K h 4 -gm fp, f, xx . 1 -ax QQ '!gXTfE3'55wu. h x ' X X X Don Meyer President Jim Paris Vice-President Eleanor Erickson Sec reto ry .W YW -x 3' 'ifw 'TID' 'UN 'iw-F,.. '52 QW!- --5 'T wp A I If . i 3 X ff: f nf-V .V :M XX fd af, VIRGINIA PARKS BILL SLAVEN ELLEN BRETT FRANK WOLFE HAROLD BROWN HELEN SHERIDAN GERALDINE POTTER POLLY McCARTY KATHRYN STUBBLEFIELD GEORGE BEWLEY MARY ANN VANCE LE ROY WRIGHT RUTH BASS GRACE TAYLOR JOHN R SMITH MARY ROBINSON TED HARKINS PHYLLIS ROLLIER ELINOR HAMLIN TOMMY SKAGGS DONNA RIESEN CURT NORMAN BEULAH BAKER TED SCHWEISBERGER BILL STINGLEY JO ANN WATTS DWAIN JONES WYVONNE HARRISON 'U-Q, MIKE ROLAND RALPH GOODWIN ROBERT LEE PREWITT JACK CONWAY JACK GENTRY BETTY LOU RICHARDSON BILL ELLIFRIT JACK LOWEN ORVILLE PULLIAM ALAN STANGELAND CALVIN CASE CHARLES WILLIS ffm 'ab- y Q v fx I , 'Z -x I Xiu! if .JV 6 'J3- ' ,gif xx 1 X 'NJ uvwnvf' vs- 9 6- 5-4. 'f HERBERT LONG BETTY TAPP LETTY TAPP WILLIAM HAWTHORNE JUNE OXFORD DON GUINN ALEAN SLATER COLLEEN SHANNON MARCENE MEAD KATHERINE KEATON CARL FISHER DOROTHY FEAGINS VINCENTSMITH DOROTHY DUFFY TWYLA TITUS LAWRENCE HOUSTON NITA JO SLOAN PAT ALLSPAUGH NANCY WOOD DARLENE WIDNER MARIELLEN TOOMAN FORREST HARRISBERGER SHIRLEY TIMPY DAN SIMPSON JACK KINZIE LETA MAE BARTON ul' ,GOI 1? ff? ..--r ' LEWIS JOHNSON JIM MARSH X I 15:34 ,X I Q3 , XXL 1 'JN PETE DOUGHTY LOREE PITSENBERGER CATHERINE LEE BOB SHAW TOD MORGAN DON MEYER JUANITA RYLANT JACK GILBERT FROST NIX BOB DAVIS F RICHARD GREEN 54 FQN5 CHARLES HASSENFRATZ C ,Eg .IW I ,SEX EL .L i ,L F x 3 I as . ' .-'Z , 1 xr, . QQ , A fi 2 f' a A 'A J mv V4 'Cf -.aw K 2 15 11' .E i ,Y 1,46 'J' 'U' 'UN If. 5 P 'Un 11 Q irq Q 9' 's.,,,b -11 Sr' .JC 80. 'Uv MONTA MAE CHAPMAN DELLIE CUSICK DONNA CRAM JACQUELINE MORRIS PATRICIA CROOKS BETTI MCMAHAN VIRGINIA LEE BILLIE STRATTON PATSY DAVIS SALLY SALE THOMASINE HARRIS JOYCE WATSON FRANCES LANE ELEANOR ERICKSON JERRY LANE PHYLLIS BRYAN MAXINE VIERSEN WILMA BEAVER VIRGINIA BECKER RUBY ANGUS DAVID LANE ANN WILLSON BARBARA BECK DALE POW IM PHYLLIS Q EUGENE CUMMINGS JOYCE HAWKINS KATHERINE VOSS WALTER WHITECROW VIRGINIA CANNON JOHN WOLFE ROBERTA WEST LARRY ROUND VERNON HAGERDON PEGGY BROWN HERBERT WALSH BIRDIE LOU BUSCOE JUANITA BROWNING EVELYN SNIDER EMMA MOYER 15? WGWQH is Q -A ---.1 uv'- 4Qur-li rim -wx fm 'H' -mf NAI D1-'f'f 6038 Qui xx? ,AR LP L1 41' -f-.g ' x K! QQ Y 'L I Y 'W I- N A ,I I Y 'Mb .. 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XE: 'fi ff f' A BPBNALD WELCH LURA CASSI NGHAM JOHN GREENSHIELDE JACQUELINE SOBER VELMA YOUNG KENNETH DAILY NADINE STUMBAUGH JOYCE BULLINGTON IRENE BRADEN RAYMOND TAICLET MARY MAY VELTON HADDOCK 1:45 'NJ .J 'K If 3 A L CONNELLY SANDERS NORMA O'MEALEY CAROL WOOD LORENE ADAMS AUDALEE NOSSAMAN BOB CONNER DONNA BAKER BILLIE RANSBOTTOM ROBERT MANN MARY LEA HOWARD LAVONNE COOPER ROBERT EASTWOOD JOAN BROWN MARGARET BODMAN SALLY LIESE MARY BARRETT JUNE ELWELL JOAN HULL PATTY SCHUMACHER MARIE THELE BARBARA TU RVEY GEORGE WEST BARBARA WHITEHURST CHARLES GIBSON DON BORING JOYCE PATTERSON ROY KLLJFA BEVERLY SPENCE BETTY FAKEN BURL GLJSTIN MARGARET MASON JIM FRANKENFIELD ELLEN PARKER HELEN PARKER JAY DAVIS MARILYN FERGUSON WALTER ROSE JIM PRUYNE JO ANN GENTRY ARTHUR ROMARY , 'S Clif EET I X 1 Q- , . .AQ , 3 '-'nb 51. Ns. 8' 'TV -IQ 6 1' of 0' WS? VU DARLENE MCKAIN PAUL TERRELL BETTY BURNS DOROTHY LARKIN HARVEY ROGERS WILLA BISHOP FRANCES BRIGGS BENJAMIN WEAR DIXIE WEBBER JACKIE WILSON FRANK KING CHARLON DANIEL GORDON STANGELAND SUE NEAL LOUISE BRUSH LLOYD GELMERS NEVA JOHNSTON LOUIS JAMISON SADIE ANDERSON MARY TAICLET I IO IHIALL JOYCE LEDFORD JAY DAVIS JOAN HUFF JUNE GREER ROBERT CHRISTENSEN BILL CROOKS THELMA DANEORD DELBERT CUMMINGS ANNA FERGUSON SUZANNE ABBOTT MILDRED JOHNSON CLARENCE KENNEDY MARILYN SCOTT JACK DILLMAN JOAN ANDERSON MARYLIN CRILL ISABELLE WI-IISENHUNT RALPH DORRIS JOYCE BLACK LARRY DEATON WANDA LOU NASH MELBA CHOAT BILLY PIEL BEVERLY PICKENS WAYNE BROWNFIELD EMMA PICKEL RAYMOND WEAR CHARLES POWELL MARY ANN LILES MILTON STANSBURY GOLDA TRANSUE NA DEAN WILSON LOIS SMITH JULIA SNIDER MADGE GUTHERY J. R. LANE JUANITA BAKER MARY BAKER GERALEAN WEST LAWRENCE SEAMAN GLENDA JO KRENN EDWARD SHELDON PATRICIA MOUSER ERMA JEAN EARLY JOHN LINDEL SMITH HELEN POTTER PATSY MCFARLAND CLYDE THORTON HELEN VAN WINKLE ALBERT PRADO MARY BURKE ROBERT COWDEN ROBERTA SHROYER CHARLINE LEE RICHARD PITTS JOHN WALTON VERNA WULF IMOGENE WALLER GENE WOODYARD 'QQ Av- li fx.,-5 R W- 'Ml ,lv -Q QEQG Y' Us -'14 n 10 fts 1 I1 4+-3 K 5 C.,' X. 4' 5 W-AV XX J' 415 -Jr fwr-3? K' ,-I7 45? -Q f v-.. 1-:QQ ,pn 'vb 'Ui JI I u II 'O' -W4-'S Sl o K6 ki 2.2 , ' fx, 5 V .. ,iq?!jQHa,i X 1 ' 5 I I ,Q .al I , A ..M,Nw4' J 'a 1 'O 4'-7 Ak. S3 .yo SHIRLEY HENDRICKSON BILL BUSH MARY BETH TRAYLOR WAYNE WILLAFORD LESTER MATHES BESSIE HILL RAYMON MATHEWS MAE BELLE MODAR JACQUELINE BURK MAXINE SHAW MAX COUNTRYMAN INEZ ROLAND BONNIE SPILLMAN BILL TURNER PEGGY HERRINGTON ROBERTA HOLLIS KATHLEEN FAHS JOE ELLISON MARY WILSON BOB BAUGHMAN I KH UPI 'X .Q N. . The CAT TALE of i945 is rightfully dedi- cated to the sons and daughters of Ponca High who are in the Armed Forces. Their achievements as students are recorded in the files of the school and in the PONCANS and CAT TALES of bygone years. Their achievements while in the Service of their Country are written in sweat and blood on the beaches of Normandy and Tarawa, above Tokyo and Berlin, on the decks of cruiser and car- rier, and in tank and submarine. To them, and to all who have held high the torch of Liberty, we owe a debt that can be paid only by sacrifices of our own. We must prepare ourselves to con- tinue their gallant fight. Should their hands fal- ter, we must be ready to grasp the torch. And as citizens in tomorrow's world we must do all that is within our power to see that their sacrifices have not been in vain but that liberty and jus- tice and peace prevail. War years have made us realize keenly the influence of our High School on the lives of our former students. One of them has written that, wrapped in clouds above the dangerous Himalayas, he leads his bomber crew in worship just as he led his classmates in devotion during assembly hour. Another has sent poems written in foxholes at Guadalcanal and Saipan and has asked for his former teacher's comments on them, adding that even a foxhole is more comfortable when shared with a poem or two. An army nurse has told of her efforts to keep her friends laughing even in the face of death, just as once she impishly at- tracted the attention of her classmates from their lessons to some antic of hers. Certainly the de- fense of decency demands a various background. Our present students are thoughtfully aware of their own ports in the perpetuation of culture and progress and ideals that are stronger than self. The pages of this book will in part portray the work, the play, the laughter, and the spirit which the High School fosters in anticipation ofthe roles our students will play in the preservation of the dignity and joy of human life. 'J !W!Q'E! J .THESE il J - w 3- UV L25 E. M. TROUT p4 CHAR Nxomexl President ' Cleffr yfvf 1 ,CK ar-, O. W. MEYER MARK FREEMAN DON V. EELLS Vice-President , .EH .-':'-- '., - ' ' R ,V ' W xml! . 1- 3 '- Zfafze.-1,1-'. ' M - ' R, E, ONSTOT H. D. PRUYNE 0, E. BURRIS I MR. ARNOLD RITCHIE Mathematics Department Drafting Instructor I f 1 , ,f 93151 It .L . s Wil 'Wt' wis ,. MISS MARY BYERLY Engl ish Department Mathematics Department Y MR. D. DOWDY Director of Boys' A M Physical Education 1 rm n-. I- X Q! M MRS, ANNE C. ELLIS 4? Mathematics Department Head of Department ff g fi' T - :K , flNlI l tttqln WP 51, MRS, VELMA Mitci-:ELL 'III Director of Girls' :lr-IQQXIQ Physical Education S'l-x'l- W ii 1- .. I Hu- G 'Ms l W -H I 'g Pg i:.c -t ffl' MR, RAY BAIRD Vocational Agriculture MR, M. U, GREER Science Department Head ot Department W I 11 rvhgw , J f1V'ff -4' 'ii A 4- pf 1 f fr ' X ng 1-v M'j, NJ' 4Q15f.?'2-sk ' 'dx P f MRS. MILDRED SANDOZ Science Department S-N I 4 c KV xt mmf' MR. FLOYD D. FOCHT f XX Q X SocialStudies Department f Head of Department XX In ' ' , f? 4 ,!',9 5 -Q' - ff 71 f 41527 ,Q ithm' . in 'if Q,-' . , 1 , :WWW 3 f-': ' H' '- ' if 'Z-.ws ,.,.,i -, 'Q . i,-'Xu -ul,.-gf ,i,.-,..-,i.w- f c-1. fof.,.'i,' ja, f v .i, 7 'skill'-our , lp jr , H f , V yi- '. , M , , Y'iir'tl'-J 1 Y- c ' NSU-,, '.15' ' ' ' ii' ' it,!1wv'..X tw I , 4- X . , I 4 . Kuff ,Rt i xi' 1 ' Ni? 1, . gi X '- x, '-H'-it ik f it ' -S , G 1. ,. . . Niwfpn. ti X N Mgr V1 X i t. ...vgjf ,4, 1 ' , ' k X ,f N yi I7 MISS JDSEPHINE HOUSTON Sociai Studies Department MRS, NATHALIE ROBERTS Science Department 9' WW i . f Akin we ci' ' -' ir Qi W ii' I, kg MISS THALIA PAYNE Social Studies Department MR. HARRY BROWN Woodwork Department Drafting Department , -T,-,T Y.,,..,,, v-N-. --im. ..,..- Y - . . III 25225, . , -foa,'9p-eQ,., , 15 vi! ix, 'li 4 :7 5,415 ff -' 1 '1 ihhrffjjyi W, If MR. C. A. PICKEL 'fi 7 Head of Industrial f 2 .A Education MRS. LILLIAN PARR Cafeteria Supervisor x an wi 5 1-Q -Q ! MR, PHILIP DISINGER v J Machine Shop rj ' Department i X , 154110, ,I nf 'j '7Q I 1' g In Y'- ,,, fi- ,J it .l .fl ,Il il u I 0 -'I .N fi 'If ,'9,i,.l II, ' r fl i' i 3 V 1 all I '59, I i MR, CHARLES H. CUNNING Social Studies Department Vocal Instructor ,X 5 -svrf 'wvmsmtt area QQ. W F B x MR. GEORGE W. SADLO Instrumental Music T7 MISS MARY BRIGI-IAM MISS CAROLYN BAGBY .lou rno I ism Depa rtment English Department f'5W 'mt'w 'II' ,fx ,fl aiiifff Q W mc' I L P Alf viiu K -fi., if 1 S v I ISQK MRS. POLLY ANN BLOSS Dra matics Depa rtment English Department English Department MISS ELVA CURTIS Librarian MRS. FREDA S. PLUMMER English Head ot Depa rtment MISS LILLIAN SHUSTER Director of Extra- Curricular Activities Mathematics Department A A A, ,I ,Hz x ,rx X in 9, 7' an Ihr. f 7 pf 5 if-'f 7t,fI'Na 9' Jfzivfy Iv I I 7 'QW 'I fl' W3 'I 1 I' g! MISS VISTULA REEVES English Department MISS EULYN DYNES Home Economics Q?-.E-e-A. - LI' f Rig. fxif 'I I X ' X 'I I I III! X Li 1 I II MISS MARY BELL Commercial Department MRS. ETHEL GEESEKA Commercial Department ic 4, , . .1 1, MQ, .' .' -, 2 'A .- ,f f , , , .1 jc.,q,'g1f, .0 'Q' L, I' JJ 'i'.-,'f 4, ry: ,f , I rj ,gn .AJ ty -..' Wen' gh' ,'-gf I :V Q. X N fs ff MRS. ALMA LEE ATES . -rf nstr MRS. MARY LOUISE CASSITY Commercial Department 5 wx MRS. FAYE SACKETT Spanish Instructor gr ,, , ify -4 ' 1 W . ' . , . J 551-fr- W,-1 Joanne Steanson Sec reto ry 'flee Jack Hawkins President i .9 ' We f .nv Vp ,I Q4 I Ruth Spore Vice-President X 571. nav. I .L t i g ' in ggim' .. ., 14 f J . FN .X-'Sp dub- X, 4 0 'I iw V5 B FIRST SEMESTER STUDENT COUNCIL First Row: Joanne Steanson, secretary, Jack Hawkins, president, Ruth Spore, Second Row: Chapman, Whitehurst, Lindesmith, Hawkins, Perdue. Third Row: Miss Shuster, Roland, Evans, Walsh, Wells, Johnson, O'Mealey. Fourth Row: Catlin, Pitts, Conner, Ellifrit, Ellison, Brown, Erickson vice-president. SECOND SEMESTER STUDENT COUNCIL First Row: Joanne Steanson, secretary, Jack Hawkins, president, Ruth Spore, vicerpresident. Second Row: Schumaker, Chapman, Whitehurst, Braden, Hawkins, Lee, Neal Third Row: Miss Shuster, Roland, Evans, Mowder, Stratton, Johnson, O'Mealey Fourth Row: Woolley, Catlin, Nuckols, Gilbert, Ellifrit, Rhoades, Watson, Erickson, Perdue. 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Dt. lil. med Forces J Receive .eciol Honor notion ot Cot loieu 'utr' Sgie4lr1lNOlIC? 39. e-qvui ft This VVQV -.itll-n of this yoar's annual hi the alumni, fnrinvr .Jul mi tn-arlivrs .ff l'C'.HS u-vw in the :inm- rr.'..Kn:l in ll QV4' gixv nliluf' Thr. Thr Kia' .ir lbvbd ki V ... .thot ..,,. ,,.y -. I' M J.. - l ... tu u....l l..... K...-.'h V K' .'l. - i' 'Boi ' KL.-lt.. Food Survey Exposes Student Bread Fiends 'l'hal lirvrul is tht' stuff of lifv was yOU Seniors Nom ll Classmote For Honor BOVCIOQQ Cafrruiririy IC Ntilsonwlcif' llc. .lririltl For Otltsiurtdlng Wfirl. Nnnnnalr-d hy sonunr 4-Ins. bers, ll rm-niln-v-e of tho c 1945 and tw.. .iltiuy..il.-w lim named as the M-luurs liiml In sucl-ved in college-, ln vt tion for a scholarship givrn Y ' - f 4 br.-vw! when ilu- lumie Pvwri-iriiws ll 'K X Xu . Ptmafcslla Lulnpdny' thee st ...rw .. Q' yang five per rent d--.....tni.'nt r.-noun-ted a survey two -.l X .,.t ' Q ,Q ,hm das, Wm take . ,- . .f ., . vvef-its ago to find out .about stu- 1 'l'xgl',.,x V A s,,..i'll fix. 96,4-I '4a,Jn of general schulsxti . ' A . . . M , ' .h-ms' lirealztast h:.lnLs. The survey, .W V ll , .--'M ,... 'N X, -,- l wi? LJ rg., 'QQ IHGRY. ADVU 15- T A V .- L .1 .K - ,, . . . miller tha- supervision of Miss Eu- , XW vw lluv- Ui ,- if 4.92 'Qrahrig highelt In-I i ri -r. - f tl P 0 . i 'Y vfl Vi . X.. 'Z ffl' 'rf H, 'l 'H b' W in yues' i mmm 0 ie 'mb , UX it-il' Ni' 'y lu X .l ' ' A 5 'f Ji, ' or the two schol. I-.tv nutritmn miriiniittee, wyvfltl lr Ullw ...t .aiu AA My I ,4:,'!,.w5h nnerrd in each ,Q p..vt of the sq-hr-ull' - wivu.-. M' -1- .wlfk 1,J'Nl.,.A,Q 'r' a H-wkln' Anefw 'Hvtmr llrf-uk! Y 7' V' ' '- L. a ,H A x f fowiiors selected by '- sing the mos n rollege an M a I' 1 llrnkf' In 5.27 J 3 3 I ure. 1 ' in .in lrfivnl, 2 .ho nnrrr ' :.'lf'-inlfnwe .. .outs :i n' :-.ll.- yn ruivv za y offorsrm Wir v Quiz Confes 'Places Secor kl'lllHl', Wlllf est spnimirtfd b Tulsa .uni thc' 'Y' 1 fx , .n the spccia on Friday, ' ' a 525 war af ' ' ,K 'V lfrticlpz + iv, I9 al rhol: I I . 1, 'IPFS l H .fmvr,ff .,, ' , If 2- W f- lf. CP '7,,ron ' r 'Hrs , 4 . X .. . N . l X-X L .,,,l1.,,,f' .!'Ma . ' , A xx, 'l 1. instructor in ' 4 'L L. LNG' 4-if rl 7 3bi'J2'nHI-'.i.3.f.lili W ,. x 1 . . . . ,Ml 7' Y.: Ali.. 1, N'xY,n5mf9xlir university hi f '5 : G 1 Q 07' X K' sl' :uid scorn-ke raid ..-Q X. 049-.... . . or 5 A At x o 3 .. . I ,I VV 9 1 wr 10 V :AQ -,X Z9 L, QQ vga, Q' .nsstll served n. , ' 71 1 V 5, ax- t- 49 . . 000 X -9 'X 0 Miss Kathryn 5 11 P 1 ' -.xf-i n . , A-R900-xsAQ S4 Yegpvhq- oXx,..Q,ai' '42, sang the m 7: :img 1 . , W. .. , M v wg. -I I 1 MA hu 3.0 , of N9 -,pi 4Q,RXX..i-Q arcs La Q 'SA fm. 'l'l...s.- i.....K. ..-.- . A rv 11. I. ' -,.,,,i,' ' ..., ., '-' s..,,,,H , . H 1 V, .K Qofxs ve A+' xv., vo 6, ,iostx ,aozvwn was broadcast 'f rv-l ln lust .rv En gl:-lv, v ,N ' ni 1 -J -, I If'...,,', 7 'Hr,.i,. i mhvf.. X if 1' Xxigio v',1 ' ,RQ 9 :iN Ni QX QP -9 5 mg at 930 over K .... it X fl ..t.- ' 9 1g,,,.,-.ft .f . i l-is . A fm., 'lm I, H. ,mt ,tt ,N ' A 0' .3 ' N' XV 5 wk .gh .wx ' . '50,-J .. . V5 .i.,,,:, ml' mums ul .,, if rf..,1,x H IZA ,Q , ji. 3 s 09 Ax Brxxor- xg T, ary -W Y - - . , f -- - .' , ' Q , 0 .f .. u ...'n : v x 1, x i w ' 1... if-1. 3, , . . . .ml tx .6 tt . 1 9 its 4 Schools-of-Wa 4,,,'ru Y... .irnng tw.. xmrs. f 3 y at NX ,x Nxt by X? Ny, 1 '. Q. . - , . 4 . , rg. t, . xl l L - C099 ROYOITY . -. ua 11... cl i. A s.1.1....l.'..-ii. .r.. 44, rm ' ,tx tremor-1 ,sv3,v'0,.A,VQJl' Q9 Ig Pg-gggnfed , V-fat ,IH F' nw-n lll.iSllli.Q since Jnmmry 9. uc W 'F ooxxx ,NX QN A 5 0 . '- .M I 1-. .filling in .nt..r:n..ti.ui rvreivnd by ochcxhx yixgfk s5.5x,f2x0,-QVC' Irrtlxe February 27 asnembl -N! .1 A s 1.5 his pzuvnts V1-lu'i1:al'y 15. PT, A. wus witt. ll..i llri.nl..-w division of the 'Vlnrll Army ui Fr:.m'e. He left the llnitvci Slam-s for overseas duty inert Nov.-iwllwi and had been in nvtlon Hnlr .l sl. url Line. lt is bolwvetl that lic xv... tnkeu prisoner by the Ger- runns. lleffirc- going overseas. E, A. rr-vt-wed timnim: at Clurip Wolters. 'l'.-mls, and Lfnrnp Gruber, Musko- pu-0, tlklahruua. While Ill Srhlml he was 41 mrmlier of the band. l r.ml-C Nluizninink.-r. '42 has been missing: sun-n J:.nu.iry 29, Ho was in Franc-0 wath the Third Army, Frank li-tt for overseas in October. Prior t.. his leaving he was sta- tinnvd :it Camp Maxey. Texas, in in- fantry training and later was trans- ferred to army specialized training ln Kmgsvillv, Texas. This program was abolished and Frank was again Q.. .,,,....-.. .- - -.A - - - - Donofi F t 61.95.61 A plaque featuring a mountain burrn with :i p.n-k, climbing the Chvvciinf' iWUlllllLllY1S. will be th! trophy zlwurdcrl to the outstanding boy and girl in spoc-cl. and dra- matic-5, by Wricxrlsnn Tyrvv, former dramatic-s instructor, The plaques are about fivc inches by eight inches and arc- fired with an oak brown glaze This trophy was de- signed by a student at thc art cen- ter of Colorado college, Colorado Springs, where Mr. Tyree is em- ployed as dramatics instructor. At a special meeting. Thursday January 11. the Student Council voted to withdraw the traditional speech award given each year by the Student Council to the outstand- ing speech student. in favor nf eh... Taylor. representative from! Anne Ellxs's homeroom. pro cd the n ew schools-at-war whirh his homeroom hnd pure lo P11-. Tex Vance. who is ho furlough from France and T return presented it to .lack kilns, president of the Student ci . The school is 90.3 per cent i r selling of stamps and bonds fm month of February. The homer. of the following teachers are 1 cent for the month of Feb Miss Carolyn Bagby, Ray 0, Miss Mary Brigham. Mrs. Geeseka. Misa Mary Byerley, Eulyn Dynes, Mrs. Anne C. Mrs, Velma Mitchell, Min Payne. Mrs. Freda S. Plummer. Vistula Reeves, Mrs. Faye S. ett, Mrs. Mildred Sandi., u. it X I X V Standing: Virgil Poulter, Jane Gray, Bernice Deo kins, Monta Mae Chao n IOVl. Seated: Mary Williford Connie Clark. Left to Right: Margaret Whitehurst Thelma Perdue, Ruth Spore, Betty Jennings A ,f- 44, PONCAN STAFF EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-Chiei ,,, ,,,,, , ,,,, ,, ,. .Connie Clark Associate Editor ,.,,,, ,,,,,,,,,.,,,....,,,,,,.,.. C orolyn Kinnaird News Editor ,,,, .. , , ,,,,,,,.,, ,, ,,,,,,, Bernice Deakins Assistants. Ruth Spore, Juanita Paisley Feature Editor ,..,,,.. ,,,, ,,,, , ,,,,, , , ,, ,,Ann Colclasure Associate Feature Editor , ,. ..,.,, ,,.. .,.. B i llie Webber Assistants: Margaret VVhitehurst, Manta Mae Chapman, Mary Williiord. Sports Editor , ...... .,....,. ,,,,. . ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,., V i rgil Poulter Reporters: Evelyn Galonter, Jane Gray, Odith Nell Klapper, Jerry McKenney, Betty Jean Jennings, Gilbert Lincoln, BUSINESS STAFF Advertising Manager ,,.,,,.,,.,,.,,,,,,, Betty Jean Jennings Assistants: Tom Perdue, Ruth Spare, Margaret Whitehurst, Odith Nell Klapper. Circulation Managers , ,...,......... Ruth Spore, Tom Perdue Bookkeeper , ,, ,,.,,,., ...............,,.,,,,,,,, E velyn Galanter Typists From the Business Education Department Chief Typists , ,,,. . ..,, ...,A.,.A,,..,,,, , . ,,,,.. Jerry Rhoodes Assistants: Jean Wright, Wilma Mullins, Helen Hamilton, Shirley Timpy, Velma Hill, Jeanne Crass, Patricia Riggs, Fannie Marie Clark, and Betty Sue Cook. I X 6 li Lett to Right: Gilbert Lin- coln, Art, the Makeup Man, Juanita Paisley, Billie Webber BVQQ .,, .kLi 19'5 L , . , l if TA ,gg In 'I Q QQQ 1 .fl 9' M y, CHEERLEADERS Larry Square Round, Head Cheerleader Billie Webber, Bob Davis, Jerry Hogan, Connie Clark, and Dorothy Duffy lead in Ponca Higl'1's cheers, while Nancy Broad- dus and Pat Miller strut down the field with the flags. ':f- ? iryfifg,'l,,i?1T,, -A, 4'-E 'f'F'1.f1' Qt , if -L Q.. Q. 1' ji i qi: if i X FM l,,, ff in ll I' I H DY AMITER ur, t A , Wt? l 'l l ll A J bb DOROTHY DRAKE, Treasurer NORMA SPILLAR, Secretary TOM PERDUE, Vice-President , MARGARET WHITEHURST, President , D, , ,t, Norma Spiller Second Row: Caroline Lane, Norma Dodson, Velma Hill, Norma Wegner, Dorothy Drake, Patricia Carpenter, Joanne Gentry, Norma O'Mealcy. Third Row: Alice Johnson, Mary Jean Tarclet, Ellen Young, Carolyn Crandell, Margaret Bodman, Kathryn Keaton, Patricia Mouser, Mary Anne Liles, Bonnie Spillman. Elgrtzrelfoyvij Eleanor Erickson, Mildred Johnson, Charlon Daniel, Joanne Walker, Virginia Alexander, Ruth Spore, Pat Allspaugh, Jackie Morris, rg r . Fifth Row: Barbara Whitehurst, Virginia Cannon, Irene Braden, Jane Elwell, Carolyn Kinnaird, Beverly Pickens, Phyllis Rothfus, Anne Kimball, NaDean Wilson, Joanne Brown, Thelma Danford, Pat Crooks, Kathleen Fahs, Erma Early Sixth Row: Connie Clark, Billie Webber, Pot Miller, Nancy Broaduss, Manta Mae Chapman, Joyce Patterson, Helen Van Winkle, Jerry Jo O'Connor, Billie Stratton, Catherine Lee, Juanita Hull, Maybelle Modar, Myrlene Kimbal. Seventh Row: Dorothy Duffy, Jerry Hogan, Betty Faken, Mary Dean Robins, Joan Hall, Beverly Spence, Nancy Wood, Nita Ja Sloan, Emma Pickel. Eighth Row: Dixie Webber, Mary Beth Traylor, June Greer, Joanne Steanson, Isabelle Whisenhunt, Jaqueline Bank, is ev uv .Q-x f Z 555 'P OO goof!! fp 'of xr 6 4575 , o Qzffi OZQGQXG X095 62 7: of Oo 6. 2902 69660 100 0 Y' 0 o of 5' 'i 0511 'LA ,o 1,25 . fc9.,59' 4 'X LL ,l6,:SoufQ'00 96 560 0- cv 3,2 3 ?,NAx 0046 9.96, VAQ fs CS,f Aox f6 'in 1 asf, 4, 'D ogo, A ,u To Q X o I' o fx 'Jr 004560,-LX QA wa o 2: 'P' 0q5sO,XA . na QQ Tr 65 'bfi , ,F X fx. X o O 'So mi Xi OA 'O mf leon JN' ' 'o OO op. J- o Gp X551 ,W-uw -,- 15-M Ox 'pf' '-.1 0- fa Q05 'pf O ff' .. eos ww 0 Q Q X qw 'XS J' X !'FF P'f'fF'!'9 ,-:.-- '- EEE99 QN '52 ch lyx 'J Q X V ' , n I I ' 1 ff .I L L if 1 I VJf 'S if - 0191 7 f I Ponca Ponca Ponca Ponca Ponca Ponco Ponca Ponca Ponca Ponca Ponca FUOTBALL Chy Cny Chy Chy CHy CHy Cny CHy Chy CHy CHy ss 38 o ,A- 'N so of' fs 06 X6 50' I ZW' o -iss ,I 2 4 fl , m ff Y Y X, ff! H 7,2 ld N 0 E 4.0 s N Y fx 4 1 ed' 1 J -5 arf' X 0 ff ! 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J 5 ff wil , 1 1 f 7 fy I zu 7, lf' , fyyly YW f, lv ,n ob .40 O 0 NI 0 .r e 6 S -x 3' E? v fx f 549 as X .xxx x .-R 0 Q New .N 0 gn 006 PM li -1. 1 4 'Misc' an X ll X ?:I',1yf1'rr I j I II l L' 4: ' ' X I 1, J, If 9 .Q : kr- j ' h M A X W1 I I Q , xi non vlvox Charles BIoQd 8. Guts X.: Bob 5 oono Vernon Fish Fisher Cahn ,z q-T '7Ff- PN I .flu f '! ffl' I If 1 fr. SQ we K fx Z? . P 'ui-17' .,.?, ,Q , I f . ,','xf,ff f, frffu, 'Um 'lm f Q f h .f, 0,9 rf ! d'fQ?fw'ffi ., , as A ,yo ,AP Q r'-'X 4:-'Y 1 'wx x m X Coach Lewis Chishol N 'Jx Q yy A 04 P Q I A' faq' in 197' X 5 A 'if av ,X '15 , fY,,., A fx Cutw - meer LQ .-Cx-Cx,C,,l ,.-nu. aw ,A I N- l f 3 1 mf iff ff , X 'WMI ' jc fx ., ,A I ,, N 7 -' X -- ff X fiifv,-'-.gui by 4 f f -,- V , ' Lg 0'f'7'f V f.!,f ,f WEL .,4 4 ' -151, L' -- :ff - vj - Q27 X A. BASKETBALL SQUAD Top Row: John Wolfe, Philip Zuvonich, Clyde Benning, Waylen Holder, Bill Ellifrit, Hassenfratz. Bottom Row: Raymond Bearden, Bill Webb, Aubrey Lockhart, Bill Dagg, Bill Scovill, Jim Reddell, Jack Wikoff, Jack Gentry, l , w w W U i Top Row: Vernon Hogerdon, Bob Paden, Wayne Willafard, Bob Camblin, Bob Conner, John Smith, D. F, Lindsay. Middle Row: Assistant Coach Chisholm, Jim Reddell, Jim Paris, Roy Rogers, Harvey Rogers, Charles Gibson, Connelly Sanders, Zack Taylor. Bottom Row: Bill Turner, Bill Piel, Kenneth Myers, Kenneth Dailey, Glenn Dean, Bill Ellifrit, Paul Terrill. Q Y , i 'Q ' . -4 3 . -, xo Q ' ,f 4 I. C A ' + I C A 6 'K. T J 1' 'J , S , t 4-A -' A 4. L A. 0 ' I- f vi' B lk, B.: :B 1 2 A ev J 'ji 2 ' ' W i- f 'LU iv f A 1-'dl B SQUAD FOOTBALL TEAM S -4 .L gl All all egglf L THREE CUSTODIANS Left to nght: Ii Mr. Pumford Mr. Davenport Mr. Show Eff an E1 7 GENE 'Ez ,i-,-li FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB Bottom Row: Mary Cornwell, Sue Nea Pat Carpenter Beulah P I , erdue, Imo- gene Wallar. Top Row: Martha Cox, Robert Shaw, ,K lcfbg Maxine Elliott, Miss Thalia Payne, Z? K. sponsor. Q . 4-vi' , 4 kwa.: -+ i 'FW ' an , N P G M ' ' ' ' .gn u Q .mm-Jw .. 'V V . i at l W W 1 sf t , A My , 7, ,A Kvoo QUIZ Kuo PROGRAM Contestants, left to right Janiece Haddock Jim Frazier Dorothy Drake Joe Mathers Alice Johnson Dan Patterson is l , t i 5 ln., C2 lift Luz BQ S W, 7 1 1 W f f If ' ff' - X f ,ff 'xi -mv . fi W! W 1 F J if ,If f ,I ' f' 1 fl J ' f, , , M X . f ' ff , if X j 4 4 gi '1f ?h' ' .115 31? -V-' 'f ' :xx - 1, I f 7 0 f ,nf WJ fi ' uv f pf' ! ,Q ,' 1 X 4 n N 9 , I Q x 'fi 2 ., A emo M Jack Win Wikoff rso s K BIlHtRkS II 4 v AA M Er 4' Jim R ddIe Reddell by X '53 cw f Qi? P Bill Tucker Webb Jack Measles Gentry -I f E C? ?! Penn WI ld yll g . ch, 4122.5 S '0H'o McClung -sox P is Y it , Q , SH-M556 -Q f v I w 'w' 51 ,Sn 1 fr ik-, gli-Q A..-,, ,Af '1vv fr 'I sql' is :xi Ipana for the smile of beauty-Sal Hepat- ica for the smile of health-Did W, D. see this?-lt must be love-Howard poses -How did you guys get in?-The Parker Twins step out-Square twiddles his thumbs -Hold that line, Duffy-Pulling the wool over her eyes-Norma laughs at her own jokes-Which is the telephone pole?-Ohh Oh!-Ughl-no more candy, Cram-Muscles -The Crooners-Our Captain, Our Cap- tain-More jokes, no doubt-Always in Dutch. ,,,t,t , . '-:A W' t 1 P' it Uhr- RESTL I NC ,, lf, ' ,gf f ff f' f , ' , ' , ,f , I I , , V X , If !, ',,, , f ,ff ff n , , , X 4 f f f . I, ' , X7 , ' , , VX, ' f f f , ff I f , 172' , ' ,V f ,f ' ,ff .' 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K one i Q . ,wr . I 5 Q. o. x N X X 7 C 5 Bob Swoonatru Woolley ' I Ex L,- 5 1+-'S ff, '.. 66 Q01 X fi'- 5, f Y rf, ' 'SX I M ofmcme f Don Boring S 'fi LooK N E? 5' 21' qu: Williams Sl ,: I J ff' -3 Q Q ' ? P 4 I'm-lr:-c.nua! a , f- 1 f V GM. Dm ,- I .14 O , X V X MQW W 'Q 3-lb A-6. rg? Rm N I ,M . Lett to Right, Front Row: Foken, Alexander, Young, Mrs. Velma Mitchell, sponsor, Hull, Second Row: Sourwine, Gentry, Cannon, Miller, Webber, Smith, Lindesmith, Crandell, Spiller, Spore, Broaddus. Third Row: Whitehurst, Hassentratz, Schooley, Duffy, Carpenter, Hill, Bryan, Boyles, Perdue. Fourth Row: Cox, Venator, Chapman, Hawkins, Braden, Abbott, Webber, Whitehurst, Shannon, Reisen, Lee, Morris. Fifth Row: Titus, Steanson, Johnson, Cornwell, Cox, Norris, Kreger, McCarty, Boxley, Brett. Sixth Row: Brett, Briggs, Browning, Burns, Clarke, Burgin, Rhoades, Mead, Stubblefield, Harrison, Elliott. Seventh Row: Hodges, Stewart, Erickson, Crooks, Baker, Cassingham, Sale, Deakins, Gray, Huddleston, Walsh, Buck. sul ., lf 1 F ..., Q if ,-W ' Go Ao Ag fa fiii Xi i g XJ flli ll Q wb l l J ' qignco i Virginia Juanita Hull, vice-president, Ellen Young, treasurer. E Birn- U 1498 I .:: Mum's the word-Slumber on-top?-Big Joke-High on a windy hill-Another Grable-The age of Innocence- It pays to be beautiful-Ubongi-Superman?-Is it the game or jusf Kenny?-Mike on his bike- E takes time out for a poseiRiver portrays The Thinker -Air Cadet Ann-The weekly bike hike-Sue displays her 8 braid- Patty should enter HappydaIe -Must have been a good joke-ls Eleanor bashful?-Twa of a kind. d it ' , rssy :I Q ,H , Bs ,ia gf! V In W Q as 'Y 1 ,was J 5 l QQ fl has 8 xg 5, A 49 Q X ,aa-i, f AK.. 'Al- 3. Q 1 Rgpf I i H .. THE CAST-ALL SCHOOL PLAY- JUNIOR MISS Front Row: Virginia Cannon, Maxine Elliott, Susan Schall, Carolyn Kinnaird, Anne Willson, John Smith. Second Row: Gilbert Lincoln, Miss Shuster, director, Gordon Hart, Dan Patterson, Max Cooley, Third Row: Nancy Wood, Pat Allspaugh, Jim Paris, Zack Taylor, Bob Woolley. Fourth Row: Barbara Stratton, Juanita Hull, Juanita Scholly, Jim Pruyne, Don McEnany, John Sifford. PON DRAM PANIC Front Row: Pickens, Evans, Mason, Braden, Webber, Jones, Schoolly, Webber. Second Row: Brownfield, Patterson, Ellison, Woolley, Marsh, McEnany, Scholl. Third Row: Chapman, Wood, Turvey, Bowker, Hawkins, Lee, Barrett. Fourth Row: Pitts, Roland, Ward, Mann, Simpson, Dillman, Perdue. Fifth Row: Whitehurst, Steanson, Cannon, Wood, Spore, Mowder, Bodman. Sixth Row: Conner, Wear, Wolfe, Paris, Seaman, Sifford, Lamb. -,I .. f 'F f I it H - f, V i'ix A' 249 I4 ,agB , aw X ntglxix H 54.1 A NXXJQX Ol!! , ,x '-xx 7, ,Y NV 'K x. C 5 K I 'Kg fs'-cf' ., X' ,-4 ug lab' Septembgr MARGARET WHITEHURST JACK HAWKINS CITI E J K .- . fy' , X4 JA, ' November THELMA PERDUE BOB WOOLLEY October BILLIE WEBBER JIM WEST 4 2.1 January NORMA SPILLER JACK WILLIAMS December RUTH SPORE CHARLES CATLIN N March CLARK TAYLOR BETTIE FAE FRIEND I February ELEANOR ERICKSON DON MEYER April MAXINE ELLIOTT DAN PATTERSON W . K7 I5 May ALETHEA HALL JIM PARIS 5- -lfisiinih-QHHZER L--- ------ ----- N 3' -1 : Wlargaret Wlzitehurst f n. -------- .--....- I -.--.---Qin-nnqo-nun-n-n-q-1 BEST-BEST CITIZEN Ie L Z I num, AQ OPCAQJEPG 3:1 NAOMI LOU BAIRD President GEORGE W. SADLO Director of the Band and Orchestra ff: VIRGINIA ALEXANDER Vice-President MARIE BROWN Secretary Violins: Virginia Alexander, Joyce Watson, Roberta West, Georgia McFarland, Marilyn Ferguson, Naomi Lou Baird, Jack Hancock. Cellosz Marie Brown, Elinora Nelson, Nancy Williams, Betty Whitlow. Clarinetsc R. J, Vanover, Marcena Davis, Charles Powell Bassoon: Lester Morris. French Horn: Merle Schlapbach. Trombones: Jack Conway, Gordon Stangeland Piano: Glenda Jo Krenn. Second Violins: Judith Deaton, Beatrice Perdue, Helen Fowler, Marilyn Fawcett, June Hise, Jean Hise. String Bass: Jack Hardy, Madge Gutherie, Mary Barrett, Kathy Pittman. Alto Clarinet: Otis Burris, Joan Webster, Flutes: Marilyn Crill, Patsy Suit. Comets: Wayne Brownfield, Don Morgan, Albert Prado. Drums: Barbara Reeves Director: Mr George Sadlo. ,,.,....,.... l jim Han! .fr JACK HANCOCK MARILYN CRlLl. PreSlClEl1l' Secretary ADONNA BROTHERTON ANN COLCLASURE ee Illll -1 ! 1 . ' l I i l l I --- 1 2 il X . , 5 ' + ' -f,,1..1 K .- -f .c.z5'+. .1-f-ff gf - .4 - rs.. A 7 V-. ., ,.. ,, .g ,V .. , -.. ,' , ' ' Q HJ - Q w-' .wx .Q S , A -5- A W , . -vt A ,. ,A KWWL. f. t ,, . i 'I v' S Q , . 5, , ,,, Al'. S 'f . , , ri A SV' k V-4 , ,V 4 , 5. Q ,I ug. My .. ,M M V . 4 I .zu .A Jai, 4 , 'cf ' wg ' ,,'.'n.1C,5H554,,,rg,.,.-L il: , 4- A Q' V - 'ff ' ' ' v f- 'V' .Q. f 1:4 Q.. .f e 9 ff wfsrlw' Clarinets: Alan Stangeland, R. J. Vanaver, Marcena Davis, H. D. Harmon, Charles Powell, Annabelle Clements, Hal Wolfe, Ray Hendley, Sarah Margaret Young, Ira Mallory. Trumpets: Jack Hancock, Norman Hedges, Clyde Thorton, Karl Kapell, Carolyn Stewart. Flutes: Mary French Barrett, Susanne Abbott, Marilyne Crill, Patsy Suit, Florence Bowles. French Horns: Bob Baughman, Merle Schlapbach. Basses: C. V. Carr, Ruth Ann Briggs, Tympani: Barbara Reeves. Boss Dnnn: Halsey Davis. Snare Drum: Patsy Duffy. Trombones: Gordon Stcngeland, Jack Conway, Gerald Oliver. Bassoon: Lester Martin. Baritone: Jim Ward. Soxophones: Jerry Cooksey, Donald Dailey, JE W, Cm MISS ELVA CURTIS Officers: Ruby Angus, Pat Ring- er, President, Helen Van Winkle. Q n -w1x .loan Walker, Sue Neal, Miss Curtis, Nadine Wilson, Phy- llis Rothfus, Margaret lrby, Pat Ringer, Helen Van Win- kle, Ruby Angus. 'Q6! CAOPMJ Y' -Z- bv Q I .',- ,X i 1 I s X Front Row: Charles H. Cunning, director, Scholl, Young, Brown O'Mealey, Watts, Wood, Scott, Carver, Mouser, Bass, Evans Second Row: Hodges, Voss, Wolfe, Wilkerson, Spore, Crandell Turvey, Lee, Cusick, Bodman, Widner, Whitehurst, Briggs, Per due, Barrett, Neal. Third Row: Seaman, Nix, Dillrnan, Davis, Ryan, Wear, Jami son, Ward, Turner, Cooley, Fisher, Mann, Carr, Wolfe, De Vaughn, Conner, Lomb, Woolley gm Ae cm Illwwuunno-Q-no-ang. s R' pn- Q-Www., xl Q' . ,Q-.. ..-om .. -.lb 1. 5-'JJ fe . 'Q N W . . ' N-AY ln I' n Hll I I I 1' gun u bg .:ll! f S' 15 I: liig' I Ill Htl ll-ll X I lun 5 E2 I---! FII' X 3X ,V . J, i,- ,f,-,. 'l q,:,.. ,Ju iliiiiif ef' A ' I: fifl gm .I .,: K . E: 1, !,,,1-M gg- fe 1 fmg::i::5 :il 'Ea ssiss sale 'XR 1 sfffflwsf :EEE 1 ---I refs: 51 veal 1 '5l: ::::E .2211 'F-LEE 'e . , n u nsgli. gif! ,---45:55 'RF X .L - .,.-.-. .::-- E::::r iffy.,-x g--2: -- ---55 1 Q I ,v I- ESS-: xhll gg: 5 3.: ., - ,:-eg, ' ffl e w Q, elggg' 12'-1' ' wr Left to Right, Front Row: Hague, Mason, Nossamon, Hull Nelsen. Second Row: Reinking, Pickens, Transue. Third Row: Schall, Young, Schumacher, O'MeaIey, Watts Wood, Scott, Carver, Mouser, Bass, Evans. Fourth Row: Casslngham, Hodges, Voss, Wulf, Wilkerson Spore, Crandell, Turvey, Lee, Cusick, Bodrnan, Wudrmer, White hurst, Briggs, Perdue, Barrett, Neal. 4 Z X kk 1 5. . uwvhgx, , , 4. 4. ti, l 'iw 3 '11 I -of QQ? 'L Q M ...i egg Boys' Glee Club Front Row: Max Cooley, Bob Ryan, Robert Mann Bill Turner, C V, Carr, Darrel Ward, Jack Dillman. M1 Second Row: Lawrence Seaman, Louis Jamison, Qik,,'NAf-I John Wolfe, Bob Conner, Bob Woolley, Ben Wear, 1 . f -, Carl Fisher f' 1 ,X gill wi' l lllb Q, , ,J t 'L , X J 3-'I ' fy ll ,Q 312-???ff5 W ff R Q iq' W ' '- w e ' i 1 - e . '-N-,, ,,l , X Girls' Octet ,I V 1 W I f l N Front Row: Pat Hodges, Joanne Watts, ' 2 Mary French Barrett, Sue Neal, Dorothy ! I Mae Evans. lrlyill gl, ' Back Row: Aletha Hall, Ruth Spore, y 'o ,f ', Ruth Bass. l l ll l ,lllllllllllig 0, v f , 4 , XY-y A at F7 A wt , I . ,- ,wma x M, .W o may-Q?Q74 vQ X , ' ,.,a- z X K K 'Y - ' QV Qs.. L SP Q. ill ij Q gk -an. A 6' M gl 1 1 harima- ag. l cs A Left to Right: Eleanor Erickson, Pete Doughty, Norma Spiller, Dora Stewart, Max Basore, John Walton, Laura Daven- port, Minnie Lowry, Pat Carpenter, Avery Potts, Mary Frances Lindsay, Jackie Blubaugh, Bob Sherbon, Nita Jo Sloan, Jeanette Nichols, Frank King, Charles Cunningham, Marie Brown, Elinor Hamlin, Juanita Browning, Pearl Doing, Alva Stokesberry, Betty Jane Ivey, Edith Lowhown, Mrs Lillian Parr. Front Row: Dorothy Evans, Gerry Keathly, Maxine Williams, Marjorie Wealand, Miss Eulyn Dynes Second Row: Verna Wulf, Imogene Waller, Twila Titus, DeWayne Bragg, Myrlene Kimball Third Row: Velma DeBoard, Willeta Randol, Velma Snyder, Marine Munson, Irene Randal, Reba McEnany yll-i l.,-W -+.u v 1,.4 - Q 'Q 1 'sv-fi 2 4 L,4n' of an 5 1 Q. vo 10 0 I.. lk OWN! 1 .l, f , - 1-.3,,f. 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PRINCE P0-HI Bob Nvoolley PRINCESS P0-HI djllie CLUJJL new jeleuwlon With the interests of our national government occupying the fore- rnost portions of their minds, the staff of Radio Station WKY of Oklahoma City proposed a series of television shows to be held in various cities of Oklahoma for the purpose of furthering the sales of United States War Bonds. lt was our good fortune that Ponca City was on their list of prospective performances, their good fortune that the people of Ponca City were so eager to respond. In their early correspondence it was suggested that a Television Queen be selected to reign over this program, The task of choos- ing candidates was given the local high school, which replied with a list of three comely lasses, one from each of the three classes rep- resented. Admittance to the show was ac- quired through the purchase of a 525.00 War Bond, which also served as a means of securing a ballot upon which the purchaser's choice for Television Queen was checked. Needless to say, Ann Willson, the candidate of the Jun- ior Class, won. Fanfare, if you please. Afaf' f- I I fX ,fi if if 'ii 7,9 'gf ff' 1 -,Y-dr 4 1 Q5 4? V. A ' ff. ,ig 9 -41 .'i 7. .X W 'ill hi, WR' N w 'M Y Wi? 131515 iff fi? as ef: '15 'i -5541-:f52,fT H' ' ,l i 4 ,vs-f Hun llvillson 34, ,ap P' THE STUDENT I A OFFICERS if I, X RUTH SPORE President E 1 JACK HAWKINS R' A' Vice-President THELMA PERDUE Secrefor JACK WILLIAMS Treasurer :YS 5: . 6, 1 .5 ' -5-I-.3 -A, I. i P ' X S Y THE SNACK an 'N' THE DANCE FLOOR N-s L Jfi xx XL 84 4 ,..f.,N7 -F, J N TH E GAME ROOM ' J Xllf' l sl la Solo Bolle rw Cwr l grove - re grll Y, Row: Farm xuncolrm 'sh' Gordo S-f,Front P Us Grlbeqs hm Ma A QA hm O 'Nacho ' Sue' - AY V ' Pxlma COUTTDOU Megivzvflwn' 'oe Enor19Y' ,Ohm iegondrzz' Ralph S Don MC uma 0 9 vlflpc' ' 5x09 H011 W1 follnh Ro - Wnlluam Magcc Mary Norton Mr Quimby Mrs Quimby Myro Thornlmll Mrs Rlnoodes John Bland Hal Bentley . Lou Max Thomas Haydon Polrccman Chief Kennedy its PCN-rx the Hcrn K Pl. N- . THE CAST 111 ,Bell Slaven .Monro Mae Chapman . Gordon Hart Vurgmia Cannon ,Farmne Clark ,,,Sora Boyles ,, .Don Meyer Jim Paris , , Gilbert Lincoln Ralph Goodwin ,,.Jurn Marsh David Lane Frank Wolfe Police Chief Kenney looks for trouble Jim Corgan plans to strike Peters the Hermit l l unior may , 0 ,Q THE SEVEN KEYS T0 BALDPATE , l William M i f Uders slggefd pmlening his Sweetheart M U HWY re . a sort to violence- YY Norton, H,,ea,eM 'O Sh Oct .23 x x N ul ' . 7 1 , ,514 -Q x . ll wt, ,X ' 6' bil' ' r YM ' R ' WS BMO S rv l-One' VW xx v Je' Woo E ww b - MQW a. BO ' tw paw: Ben' John Slug' N Fw E,3Cks0 l' Mcinonw' . V-5' or get-VF' geof' DOF 519950 Cro0kS'Qerwe Gfogon' Pcfflnd now: X X. ' ,. 'T' Drafting Room Machine Shop jl'afJe5 afl'lJ,9l'l6lll,5tl'g A Front Row: C. A. Pickel, Dwain Jones, Mike Roland, Walter Whitecrow, Don Crosson Second Row: Ella Mae Buerger, Charles Fagg, Lawrence Houston, J. D. Bellinghousen Charles Cobbler William Haw thorne, Freddie Nelson, Adonna Brotherton, Mary Young. Third Row: Don McEnny, John Sifferd, Barbara Willson, Clifford Gardner, Joe Nuckols Lawrence Buser Frost Nix Tom Skaggs. Fourth Row: Gene Grogan, Bill Meyers, Henry Tallchief, Ted Schweisberger A-,fx l I' N A 'KF' T '-'wiv f:gn.'k s 12' xx sk W X' ' Kim' 6 .A 50 You Kava! 9 ' H Pl'Hhdl.llX NNE' H WJ , AUWTSUA' , ,W , 1 3 1-f H Qff: ' ,F , 'X X -M I Mxlx N f4!4 A 1 Hx . .' X 5 ' 'N 1,n,,'lJ 94,1 V Sf A r ml ,n4.',.,.,-K ' 1 .wg S A, M UMA ii C ,, , . L, ,2,jY'ii W ,, Y ' ern: , ff , 1- SA gf-A w ---'- ' :.5:23'1m-1L -L if , . fr ri 'T- nuu .496 ' I gain '. lfffgwyr ' 'X CJ '- X 5 XV' gs? Y uf!! --M. '?'g5'i f'.,'2Qi9 V 1, .L V 'Z 94 'f f Q Swv. 'Sidi l ' ' xr , Y Cixi viii ' l K .hlsL1tx:I. 'um H ,1h.h.1.,.,, X -X 4 T' ,f 1 1 fs, V vw qv? H , Vw ' QNCA CITY school. Ac rw1'1ns Q , WH 960, sAvxN.Gsuv1NANc1a mw. 9 , ' bv' rmsx su1'xs,u4nmm 94, U 944' 0 ' x g 'd,,e. v5,y'3 x'oaacny.oummu ,,,. 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W Spore WY xl RU vw ' Pslelllo 'ww Nominees for Lil Abner Bob Woolley Bill Scovill Aubrey Lockhart af Q., 'AA .1 if 1 C? 9 'r 2. 3 QV' I , . . al., 1' ' X xl -- ' L' . ik, 1: ,g My Ig. 2 2 4 l' M . 15-if .- E -rx ff :gig -' is ,,,:,.?-4mgf .l x A l':!k1 'le,f 'R , 'ff R if bv , , , .-af-i.-we ,S Xpfv 'l.'T 's ' :ive Q' ' 5494-w'3gif lls ., 1' is KY! ve, J . I' Q' ,',fr-mi, LI iX'f'i N 'lf 'p x' X Q N., rain? .-. - , 'piim 'Q J' JN ml. ' of asa , .K K W. 4,-gy fr Q D ... 8 S036 'sf ef U Ss LQ, . f'Sff'C'Qf'Z 3 . yn. . 1 'f'e,,7O'e,7 6 7f,y7 ' 4, .. sl O,, fairer. G - ' ,o, ev, S . 1 e A fy o Sfdeqfdk I-ge H4 'R ' Sec, CC! Sf 9 . 1 Ofji. VIGQS G' ond RAY O. BAIRD First Row: Ray Baird, Clifford Gardner, George McCIevinus, Gaylen Vap, Richard Mote, Eugene Sprow, Bethel Free- man, Clarence Kennedy Second Row: Bill Buckner, Marian Myers, Bob Warner, B. I Van Loon, Stanley Par- sons, Paul Rodgers. Third Row: Donald Austin, Ralph Sisson, Clarence MCA Curry, Wayne Swanke, Jack Voclzkc, Johnny Moyer, Beryll Smith Sponsor fi Cai ld 54, 4? TQ 6 EDITORIAL surf Edlf0r-in-Chief ..................................,..,,.,,,,,. Thelma Perdue 50 Assistant Editor .,.,... ,,,,4,,,,,.As,,,,,s D on Meyer fx Associate Editors ,....... ..,,,444 G ordon Hort Eleanor Erickson Barbara Whitehurst Joe Ellison Art Editor ..,..............,.... ....... F orrest Harrisberger Assistant Art Editors ..,...,.. ,,,,,,,.s,,.... A nn Willson Bob Camblin Photography Editors ....... ,..... M orgoret Whitehurst Jock Dillman Sponsor ............ , .,,..,. .,...., M rs, Mildred Sandoz 'A game vague. wsop, WEAR, fozfviofgrg . Y , A6 . gi gob C10mGOfdOEea!eAtiASx?5lred S00 44' 3 , srv'dQ,'Qh'iteW'SillmG ' Mrs- ? 'P mt' ow lock weve'- 5, Lgu 'or B0'k?kehuf5KI D90 Q0 ff webbzwwisoni Marg Ann nl ber9i:5Y griclsso Elec Say Manager, Jac A BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager ,,,,Y,,,Y,AAA,,,..,, Jack Williams Jim Paris Dan Patterson Assistant Managers ,.,.,,, ,,,,, W, Gene Woodyo rd Associate Managers s,,,, Charles Gibson Wim. 'hs Assistant, Jim Paris A . Left fp . SSISIAUVPI' R r , D ,D eeves '9hp. Un p ONS. ' Jofki WGene W ahe's0n lU'Of7-, 00d S VOr f Ch C4 A4 . Orles hfss . g G'bSOn ,srl-lfq jf,-77 ,,,s AGN-f -Q, xt-TTD E si' , JIU I DlLlG svx BUSIN IS IT ll tqdf QN N55 Zz 145 Q A , A f 1 V , --5,4 755 - ,id 1 1? f -:-' f - 4 'I' ,f,f,, .- .... if f- ' ' as - Y '- ,tl of- ' , V V-. 5 i, , .,,- W MRS. POLLY BLOSS potient and hard-working director of both Junior and Senior plays. THE CAST , Bottom Row, Left to Right: Eric Thoen, Kenny Myers, Gloria Jones, Betty Foe Friend, George McClevinus, Second Row: Joe Mathers, Ruth Spore, Ellen Young, Pat Carpenter, Carolyn Kirinaird. 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