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

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1946 volume:

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Last summer he attended Oklahoma Baptist University where he was a member of the men's quartet and represented the school on several trips with that organiza- tion. He was a member of the Baptist church and took an active part in various phases of church work. Bob's untimely death on December 14, 1945, brought to a close a promising career and saddened the entire student body. He is greatly missed by his many friends. FQDEWQDD mmm as AWQNDQDIUL mms, BUT was A L01 ar Qmcn ummm Qumums, nr me lraasuemcmnwcs. mm mi mssamc, QV TIME TJ-XE RDNDLST mwnrzwas MDL AND QDQW DWI. Tl-XE DUDDOSESQV U-if cm mu: A1211 To DETOUC-I-K nucwnlgs, To MAME mm CLEAD QNCL MODE, To DE NEW om TDILNDSLXIDEJ MAT LXAVL LADSJQD Tumoucsu mc vmns. T0 BEING BAC!! To MIND DUQASANT DECOLLECTIONS or ACTIVITIES M -DONC-A UTY SIZNIOD LXIGLX SCJ-XOOL. 1..1 , 1 ' 1 1 1, 11 'l llll dl , i n :sa-arms lil 525353 ll 1,1 1:1-:ea-wx. 1, ikxfkiir i3'ri11k1, tt? -Crfxwll M 1515 'MI l 1 l 5? is-4 . in-faffswaral .-refute:-nfaffcfze. s2r1'h'94'k'1'i1'ah Cx' f..,,.-'fir ' .1 1' . ilu, p p :rr-is mae, 'lil inf lil' i . l l li il 1 FIRST LIEUT. GLENN L. BANKS, 1938 , Army Air Corps, Apri 1942, Killed in Action, France, June 17, 1944, 2 Air Medals, Oak Leaf Clusters, Aerial Gunners Medal, Purple Heart, TXSGT. ROBERT E. BORING, 1938, Army Air Corps, july 1' 1942, Killed in Action, March 6, 1944 over New Guinea, Di tinguished Flying Cross, Oak Leaf Cluster, Air Medal. FIRST LIEUT. RALPH O. CONSTANT, 1941, Marine Corp june 25, 1942, Killed'in Action, Luzon, March 2, 1945, 2 A Medals, Southwest Pacific Asiatic Medal, 3 Buttle Stars, Phili, pine Liberation Ribbon, 2 Battle Stars, Purple Heart. PFC, LESTER A. IEBERHARD, 1942, Army, March 2, 1941 Killed in Accident, May 13, 1945, E.T.O. Ribbon, 5 Battle Star! Presidential Citation, Combat Infantry Badge, Purple I-Iear ROW TWO: , LIEUT. JOHN LIONEL GRAPES, 1937, Army Arr Forces, Sej tember 8, 1942, Killed in Action, Germany, December 23, 1944 Air Medal, Purple Heart. PVT, BETHUEL T. HASZ, 1929. Infantry, April 14, 1944, Killd in Action, France, jan, 7, 1945, Purple Heart. GLEN G, LOCKWOOD, Mo.M.M.2fc, 1941, Navy Submarini December 1, 1942, Killed in Action, july 12, 1944, President Citation, Submarine Combat Insignia, Z Silver Stars. LIEUT. CHARLES R. MERTZ, 1940, Army Air Corps, Augui 9, 1942, Missing, December 19, 1943, Marshall Islands, Declare Dead, january 24, 1946. ROW THREE: PVT. ELMER J. NOVAK, 1935, Paratrooper, March 14, 194 Killed in jeep accident, Austria, july 7, 1945. WILLIS W. PORTER, C.Mo.INI.bI., 1935, Navy, Submarine Div sion, February, 1936, Killed in Action, U.S.S. Shark, Pacific, Nr vember 25, 1944, Submarine Combat Insignia, 3 Gold Stars. LIEUT. HERBERT O. POWELL, JR., 1937, Army Intelligent Branch, 1942, Killed in Action, February 12, 1944, Italy. ROW FOUR: PKC DOYLE DUANE REED, 1943, Army, December 18, 194. Killed in Action, Luzon Islands, May 9, 1945. SAMUEL ROLLINS, Slfc, 1942, Navy, March 13, 1943, Kille- in Action, Nov. 24, 1945, U.S.S. Liscombe Bay, Gilbert Island Purple Heart. HOWARD LEON sAI.I.EE, AKC, 1945, Navy, March 1, 1941 St. Mary Pre-flight College, Calif, Student Commander, Sth Bal talion, Killed in Accident, june 26, 1945. ROW FIVE: RALPH LOWELL SMITH, M. M, lfc, 1937, Navy, Februar 1957, japanese Prison, Camp 4, Philippines, Killed in Action o China Coast, October, 1944, Purple Heart. CAPTAIN WALTER R. YOUNG, 1935, Army Air Corps, Jai uary 1, 1941, Killed in Action, Choshi, japan, jan. 9, 1945, Pr- Pearl Harbor, Air Medal, 5 Oak Leaf Clusters, European, Pacif Theatre. LIEUT. VUARREN D. DAILEY, 1940, Army Air Corps, May 1942, Missing since December 21, 1944, Lead Plane on missic over Mukden, Manchuria. 'The arlerirk izzdimler the lar! year 41' a ,rtudellx in Ponca Cily Senior High School. 1 1 1111 11. 1111111 11111 1 1 1 11111 111l11 11111 1 1 1 '1 ' 1 5 , 1 11 11-11 1 1 ,11111'1111.l1 11 1 1111- 1 1 '11 I 1 ' 1 11 N 1 11 1 111- 1 11f111 1 1 1 1 1. ,1 11 1 , 111' - ,,i 1 11, 1111 11 1 A 11' .111 11 111111 11 I ,1 1111! 11 1 1 ' 1 1 X l xl 1 1 1 1 1'1!k1,, 111 N ' , I ,M -1 ' '1 1 1 , 1'1' 11 11X 1 1111 1 N1 K 1 1 XNVH. X' 1 1111 1 1 1 N1 1 ...B ,g1..,.x 41,--,X 21 .1 1 - A11 0 QAL EOURT 1- 1 1 ' xt ' 1'I -f-I 1 4 ,.. 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To this prominent body of community members do we therefore DEDICATE he 1946 Cal Tale Sealed Lefi to Right: E. M. Trout, President, Ward 25 R. E. Onstot, Ward 3g O. W. Meyer, Outlying 15 H. D. Pruyne, Ward 65 Paul C. Rose, Ward 55 Mark Freeman, Vice-Presi- dent, Outlying 25 Charles B. Duffy, Attorneyg Dr. O. E. Burris, Ward 44 E. E. Donahoo, Ward lg Don V. Eells, Ward 75 Jessie B. Washam, Clerk. Homer S. Anderson Printipal THE SCHOOL YEAR 1945-46 will be remembered in the annals of Ponca City High School as the year when peace came again bringing with it new interests, new activities, and new enthusiasms. The year was marked by the return of faculty members and former students who had served in the armed forces. Some of these service men enrolled as regular students in order to complete the requirements for graduation or to brush up on some of the fundamentals before entering college. Others came by just to say hello and thank you for the many expressions of interest that had been shown them while in the service. But although the war was over, the obliga- tion to finish the job was not forgotten. In keeping with the finest traditions of the school, Ponca High students responded generously to the Victory Bond Drive and to all other appeals for help. By so doing they kept faith with the 63 former students who are memorialized with Gold Stars on the school Service Flag and with the 1500 others from Ponca City High School who had an active part in making peace possible. Charles P. Howell Superintendent IN THE YEARS TO COME this Yearbook will be your most valued high school memenro. Through it you will be able to recall the names of friends and classmates you would otherwise never remember. The football games, the high school plays, the queen contests, and the school parties will spring to life again as you turn its pages. You will look at the picture of those queer people known as teachers and realize that they were your real friends and true counselors. Many times you will say, Oh, if I had only followed their advice. As you study the content of this book you will realize it represents the transition of the Schools at War, to the Schools at Peace period. It will be unique in that it will reflect both the effects of the War on education and its future trends. As the years go by, I hope you will always be intrigued by the ideals and traditions of the Ponca City High School. May the feelings of love and loyalty aroused in you when you helped sing Ponca City, I Love You, and when you repeated the school creed, always live in your memory. FIRST ROW: CAROLYN BAGBY, Head of English De- partment, Oklahoma A. 8: M. College, B.S., M.A., julliard School of Music, Columbia University, Har- vard University. MARY RIGHAM, English Department, College of Emporia, University of Kansas, A.B., Columbia Uni- versity, M.A. VISTULA REEVES, English Department, Central State Teachers College, B.A., Oklahoma A. 8: M. Col- lege, M.A., American University. RUTH TOMKINS, English Department, Southeastern State College, Oklahoma A. 84 M. College, B.S., M.S., George Peabody College, University of Virginia. MADGE QUIGLEY, English Department, Southwest- ern College, A.B., Kansas State Teachers College. SECOND ROW: ELVA CURTIS, Librarian, University of Illinois, B.S., University of Oklahoma, A.B. FLOYD D. FOCHT, Head of Social Studies Depart- ment, College of Emporia, A.B., Columbia Univer- sity, M.A., Kansas State Teachers College, Oklahoma A. 45: M. College. JOSEPHINE HOUSTON, Social Studies Department, Oklahoma A. Sc M. College, B.S., M.A. WILLIAM E. HIATT, JR., Social Studies Depart- ment, Phoenix junior College, Kansas State Teachers F C U I I Y College, A.B., Ms. T H A L I A P A Y N E, Social Studies Department, Bethany-Peniel College, Central State College, A.B., Oklahoma City University, American University. THIRD ROW: GLADYS MAIN, Art Department,Northern Oklahoma junior College, Central State Teachers College, Edmond, Oklahoma, University of Oklahoma, B.S., Oklahoma A. 8: M. College, M.A., Central State Teachers Col- lege, Emporia, Kansas, Central State Teachers College, Greeley, Colorado. CHARLES H. CUNNING, Vocal Music Department, University of Oklahoma, A.B., M. Mus. Ed. GEORGE W. SADLO, Instrumental Music Department, Oklahoma A. 8: M. College, B.S., Musical Arts Institute, Tulsa University, Vander Cook School of Music, Colorado State Teachers College. FOURTH ROW: MARION U. GREER, Head of Science Department, Southern State Teachers College, College of Missouri, A. B., University of Colorado, M. A., University of Michigan, Colorado State Teachers College, Leland Stanford. MILDRED SANDOZ, Science Department, Oklahoma College for Women, A. B., University of Illinois, M. A., University of Washington, Graduate study at johns Hopkins, University of Oklahoma, Oceanographic Institute and Chesapeake Biological Laboratories, Virginia Fisheries Laboratories. NATALIE ROBERTS, Science Department, Oklahoma A. 84 M. College, B.S. and M.A. FIFTH ROW: ALMA LEE OATES, Foreign Language Department, College of Charleston, Oklahoma City University, Centenary College, Oklahoma A. 8: M. College, Central State Teachers College, University of Oklahoma. SIXTH ROW: FAYE SACKETT, Foreign Language Department, Phillips University, A. B., University of New Mexico, M. A. F CULTY FIRST ROW: LILLIAN SI-IUSTER, Director of Extra Curricular Activities, Central State Teachers College, Okla- homa A. 8: M. College, B. S., University of Oklahoma, M. S., Columbia University, University of Southern California. SECOND ROIV: LEOLA SPELLMAN, Head of Commercial Department, Drury College, A. B., Oklahoma A. 8: M. College, M. S. THIRD ROW: MARY BELL, Commercial Department, Central State Teachers College, B. S., Oklahoma A. 8a M. College, M. S., University of Oklahoma. L MARY LOUISE CASSITY, Commercial Department, Southwestern University, B. S., University of Colorado. FOURTH ROW: ANNE C. ELLIS, Head of Mathematics Department, Missouri Valley College, B.S., Missouri University, M.A., Wisconsin University, Chicago University, Colorado University. MARY BYERLEY, Mathematics Department, Kansas University, AB., Oklahoma A. 8: M. College, North- western University, M.A. ' ARNOLD RITCHIE, Mathematics Department, Northeastern State College, B. S., Oklahoma A. 8: M. Col- lege, M. S. FIFTH ROIV: C. A. Pickel, Head of Department of Industrial Education, Oklahoma Baptist University, Oklahoma A. 81 M. College, B. S., M. A. . HARRY H. BROWN, Industrial Education Department, Oklahoma A. K M. College, B. S., M. S., Kansas State Teachers College. PHILIP C. DISINGER, Industrial Education Department, University of Wichita, University of Oklahoma, Oklahoma A. 8: M. College, University of Michigan. RAY O. BAIRD, Director of Vocational Agriculture Department, Oklahoma A. 8: M. College, B. S. EULYN DYNES, Head of Home Economics Department, Oklahoma A, 8: M. College, B. S., Ohio State University, University of Southern California, Columbia University. SIXTH ROW: EARL SULLINS, Head of Physical Educa- tion Department, Central State College, Oklahoma, B. A., Colorado College of Education, M. A. D. DOWDY, Physical Education Department, South- western University, B. S., Oklahoma A. 3: M. College, M. S., University of Oklahoma, West Texas Univer- sity, Texas Technical Institute. DELBERT CARLILE, Physical Education Department, Oklahoma A. 81 M. College, B. S. SIXTH ROW: fcon'tj VELMA MITCHELL, Physical Education Department, Central State Teachers Col- lege, Oklahoma A. 84 M. College, A.B. ESTHER ALICE SALLEE, Head of Commercial Cookery Department, Central State Teachers Col- lege, B. S., Northern Oklahoma junior College. J 1 A ,f , I 'X f ' ' ,I , Mfffcf ' 1' X ff , A , ff!-'I' ,f Ed X X g 5. 'F N Z 2 - .l, A + 'if ff i ,. . .. Egg NI J A N ir Q, W x If ,u DON MEYER 1' Prexident JIM PARIS 1 W Vire-Prefident 5 .Cf-75 MONTA MAE CHAPMAN Serrelary 5 , , V 5 A 3 R X '7 1 ir 47.2,f'W 1 If J fl ,X'XX'5 fr'? '5.1, , X 4 , f L f ,f , W xx-tx'-,wgxxx k,.w ' 4 fy J- V' j, 1, 1, ' W, X f 'I 1 X , if XX.xy,'A f,l - 7 NYU e fy 'ff' 'ff jf ,X 'I K1 'ff',,a Q XXX-XXX-,X' f !XfW1,, MVK, . .i .4 N ,717 f. fly, my - Jfwyflf ,I ,I X H . jf r A 7c,fff,,fl7i 1, .l.f,! ? 1 x qi 1 4 ' I fff I H I Ay!!f7lff7V'7Q 4'Z6ff'Mf0'' 75 , , I n 7 I ' I- If Mg V' , I X f V, . X J,-1 I ., f l ,.. f fff ffl ' .1 I I' I -'W 012' ,M .ff , 'VC' 'I 11145 , ,,,,,, 0'i!' f ' K ? 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' ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE: Mary French Barrett, Chairman, Shirley Timpy, Harold Hes- . ' ter, Ralph Hicks. l N ' I h A i SCHOOL SPIRIT COMMITTEE: Joyce Hawkins, Chairman, Joyce Watson, Dale Powell, Dorothy N , .I C inton. Q , Ill, HOSPITALITY COMMITTEE: Betty Sue Cook, Chairman, Emma Pickel, Evelyn Cundell, Bar- l i 'E if, bara Reeves. 1, ,txt 5 I - I li . . , . . -l Long, long ago, on a certain day in the early 1920 s, a small, businessltke .group com- 'igx Alllllglil posed of nine students and three faculty members met and were organized into what is ij, ' now the outstanding organization in our school. With this small group of twelve the idx ' .' Student Council initiated its first activities, which, step by step, have led to our modern - -wtf 5 organization of between thirty-five and forty members. . Not in size, but in progress and usefulness have come the most outstanding achieve- ::r::f.:::1 . . . . . . . ments of our Council, for in its wake it has left such worthy projects as the publishing of ' the Kat Key, the establishment of the book store, the adoption of a school emblem, the ' practice of electing Best Citizens, and the installation of our annual Leap Week and Pon- 1' .Al 1 Q Dram Panic. It has purchased a motion picture projector, made a movie on high school i EEEEEEEF' life, given weekly radio broadcasts over Station WBBZ, bought the senior caps and if gowns, and put up the flag pole on the campus and the student creed display in the main 7'- ff I hall. If ' ' f Still further the Student Council has purchased the servicemen's flag, provided a TQEQEQEEEEEEQQV , . fund for sending the Poncan to our alumnae in the service, installed new concession X f L7g'Vf,' ' f stands at the football field, and bought a complete new set of stage scenery. ' giiiiiaaaal If ' Surely accomplishments such as these, though they illustrate only one of the Coun-7 I. cil's many functions, speak for themselves in establishing the worthiness' of suchlan' f X 33-,5 f I V, , 4 or anizationj ffycyf f x fffyl,-fff,7, ff X, X- 'el f' if l',7if,ffV'fff, ' X X 7 ,f ', K ANNUAL COMMITTEE: Barbara Whitehurst, COUNCIL DINNERS AND ENTERTAIN- Chairman, Don Welch, Virginia Harsh, and MENT: Inez McCoy, Ruby Angus, Chair- Max Countryman. man, Harold Hester, and Bob Bowker. CUUNCIL CUMMITTEE BUDGET AND PROJECT: jim Paris, Chairman, Sue Neal, Ruby Angus, and Phyllis Bryan. 915' - --:fig H. Q ,Jia 'I :Z f1'7i?L1V5M5r:'I :QWWSV ,H N if- .ifz5 .L: ' E , .Va ' 5 : , 1' a, Z 1, gs 'ex-f -- 1' :fr ' - ra.. X f., 'F 5' X . . e 5 . HOSPITALITY: Norma O'Mealey, Marcena Davis, Arthur Lipski, Chairman, Bill Scovill. CITIZENSHIP: Don Welch, Chairman, Marilyne Crill, Eleanor Erickson, Truman Foster. COMMITTEE ON COMMITTEES: Arthur Lip- ski, Eleanor Erickson, Chairman, Barbara Whitehurst, Don Meyer. SCHOOL SPIRIT:R.I.. Klufa, Sue Neal, Chair- man, Wyvonne Harrison, and Philip Zuva- N R, K, - . rs, el 491 Q' af SR mag we Shirley Timpy, Bill Powell, Norma O'Mealey, and Philip Zuvanich, Chairman. Qpicture not shownj, joe Nichols, Chairman, Wyvonne Harrison, Betty Sue Cook, Ralph Hicks. ENTERTAINMENT: Betty Sue Cook, Phyllis Bryan, Pat Hodges, Chair- man, Patsy McFarland. ASSEMBLY: Don Morgan, Marilyne Crill, Chair- man, Pat Hodges, Clyde Thornton. MA N UFFICE O xyhocyelv 'S me Q, 1 I Q-Sh alla 01 CY' NW 9 N V rv fl ' P OFFICE DEMONS: Patsy Allspaugh, Virginia Becker, Nancy Wood, Shirley Hendrickson. OFFICE FLEETFOOTS: Jacqueline Morris, Margaret Bodman, Polly McCarty, Monta Mae Chapman. V Q, MQ. fsfx v-nf-Eb' .. 9 ! 63541 leaf 624 2, C . 3 OFFICE DEMONS: Barbara Turvey, Katherine Voss, Ann Willson, Maxine Viersen, Joe Nichols. 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We The American flag with the Schools at War flag which has flown for 6 semesters. The BCI-lGA - before class happy gathering association. 1, 'r . Ni 0' The Friendship Banquet. The combined Blackwell and Ponca City bands parade for the Thanksgiving football game. A traditional ceremony at all highschool assemblies. Tom and Rivit raise the Amer- 4 ican flag. Members of Miss Thalia Payne's homeroom sort books for the Russian book drive. l i CHEIER LE DERS FIRST ROW: Margaret Mason, Flagbearerg Larry Roundg Bob Davis, Head-Cheerleaderg Dixie Webber, Flagbearer. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Duffyg Nancy Broaddusg Donna Cramg Lura Cassingham. fan SIXTEEN MEMBERS signed the first Dynamirer charter in 1920 with Miss Withers as sponsor. Miss Adeline Van Winkle, now Mrs. Louis B. Linch, was the first president. The pep club continued to grow under the sponsorship of Mrs. Anne C. Ellis, Miss Louise Whitehead, Miss Mary Byerley, Miss Georgie Farley, Miss Virginia Springer, and Miss Inez Patterson. Today the club has a membership of 166 girls with Mrs. Velma Mitchell as the chief sponsor and Miss Thalia Payne and Miss Josephine Houston assisting her. When Mrs. Ellis was sponsor, the girls had many activities. In the 1921-22 school year the girls purchased blankets for the foot- ball boys, and the following year they bought sweaters for them. The money was raised by serving cafeteria style meals during the lunch hour since at that time there was no cafeteria in high school, then located where the present Junior High is now. This year the Dynamiters with fifty senior members and one hundred sixteen junior members have been active at all sports activi- ties and have written and produced a skit for each pep assembly. DYNAMITER OFFICERS LEFT T0 RIGHT: Sally Sale, recording secretaryg Pat Crooks, attendance secretary: Virginia Cannon, presi- dentg Catherine Lee, treasurerg and Eleanor Erickson, vice-president. SENIOR DYNAMITERS FIRST ROW: Eleanor Erickson, Vice-President: Patricia Crooks, Attendance Secretary: Virginia Cannon, President, Catherine Lee, Treasurer, Sally Sale, Recording Secretary. SECOND ROW: Margaret Mason, Sue Neal, Dorothy Feagins, Barbara Whitehurst, Helen Van Winkle, Pat Allspaugh, Monta Mae Chapman, Nancy Wood, Dixie Webber. THIRD ROW: Nancy Broaddus, Frances Lane, Phyllis Bryan, Irene Braden, Margaret Bodman, Joyce Patterson, Carol Wood, Erma Early, RobertaWest. FOURTH ROW: Joan Bowker, Mary Robinson, Isabelle Whisenhunt, Thelma Danford, Margaret Irby, Mildred Johnson, Phyllis Rothfus, Joyce Watson, Joan Brown, Emma Pickel. FIFTH ROW: Lura Cassingham, Susanne Abbott, Ellen Parker, Nadine Wilson, Anne Kimball, Beverly Pickens, Kathleen Fahs, Bonnie Spillman, Myrlene Kimball, MaeBelle Modar. HEY Ci104Gi,4-ll-ZY c5Aue,,JAEv-u.1:Y-- WER12 ciomc-3 -to wsu -1-ui-5 Gm-4.11: TODAY, 50 GL-r iw -rut: emoovs: Ann on Tu: HAM, Gm: rn-T.c1:N Rllues vobx -ru: wu.DcAT -rzltm, I 4' 17 31 I ssrisr R . l : f..- I 1 tetssr 'f P -1. 5 - 1 - if - r A1,'-L f If-1 ,-,' . f ef '.,V ' -'.. ,.,'i2:zf' L A 1 -I :-' 4 , , -, f m',,L' , IPI -'f I , e, 1 iv 1 nn , , .r . - ,LL'- f 'L- ' If f 'ff ,,. ' ' ' ' .4 1 L ,- w , il 1 K I , 'S ,bi I Q :zvz ' lgz 5 : '1'-:' n ' 'P I I , I I 1 ' ,. . A, V , ,V J VT ,V .,.,. .... , ,, .1 . ,,,, ., Miss ose hine Houston, assistant s onsor, Mrs. P P Velma Mitchell, chief sponsor, Miss Thalia Payne, K assistant sponsor. NAE,x.0 JUNIOR DYNAMITERS gm., f PANNR FIRST ROW: Bowles, Brett, Lindesmith, Perdue, Feagins, Clack, Wilson, De Noya, If W TAO Cundell, Buck, Pierce, Stephens, Stahlhut. fb 7 fy W SECOND ROW: Abel, Abel, Prewitt, Butler, Williford, Patterson, Pappan, King, fa 12,5 L - O ,fii Puryear, McHenry, Steward, Earl, Villinesf LJ xx F N77 X THIRD ROW: Wikle, Young, Goodman, De Whitt, Leathers, Malone, Edmonds, X r I , X .6 French, Schall, Harsh, Chittum, Howe, Lundy. . I 6 fi, FOURTH ROW: Gilley, Selvey, Fulton, Hall, Rothfus, Baker, Roten, Hogan, Barrett, f fx ff Ka ' Springer, Laird, Pickett, King. E I -7, I FIFTH ROW: Wegner, Evans, Crooks, McCoy, McBride, Simmons, Lamb, Davenport, , Barrett, Pickle, Garroute, Butts, Bohnsack, Gutzrnan, Florence. I X ' I SIXTH ROW: Willaford, Baughman, Clevenger, Brown, Titus, Harrisberger, Ferguson, g K 1 il 5 Duffy, Handley, Chadwell. Wfeatluerford, Elliott, Riggs, Wayman. , i I' It Zi' ,Y i . llll X X in i 1. i l n ll H I X r l ff ' i ' , ee , Ili r es e e l P OLUME XXYIII NUMBER VIII POWCA CITY, OKLAHOMA, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1946 GILBERT LINCOLN Edimr-in-clrfrf cf-te OPI LP 5 WS The journalism class in various degrees of concentration. The first issue of the PONCAN was printed on November 28, 1917, nearly 29 years ago. The senior class of 1918, which numbered only 26, sponsored the publication. Since there were then no journalism classes, the work of the PONCAN was guided through the English department under Miss Josephine Duvall. The first class in journalism was established in 1924 by Willard Mayberry and has since had six teachers. Miss Mary Brigham, present journalism instructor, took charge of this department in january, 1936. In 1913 an attempt was made to establish a school paper, but failure came shortly. The paper was started again in 1917, and has been printed continuously since then. The first editor of the PONCAN was Maurice Meyer. Since that time many students have held this position, which is one of the school's highest offices. The PONCAN has received many awards in the 28 years of its publication. These include awards in contests sponsored by the National Scholastic Press Association and the Columbia Scholastic Press Association. It has also won first and second place awards in competitions sponsored by Oklahoma A. 8: M. College and by the Oklahoma Interscholastic Press Association. The present day PONCAN is published on a bi-monthly basis. It is a modern publication re- peating the student opinion and bringing news to the student body of Ponca City Senior High. The PONCAN is given free to every student and teacher. Since the beginning of the war it has been sent free of charge to any former student in the service who has requested it. Ponca City business men, who advertise in the PONCAN, has made a free PONCAN possible. Proceeds from the Pon' Dram Panic, of which the paper is one of the sponsors, go mainly to the PONCAN. During the 28 years of its publication the PONCAN has been printed by the Ponca City News. Clyde E. Muchmore, editor of the News, has generously allowed the staff 'to use his modern, well- equipped newspaper plant as a laboratory. oo Y OL' like Ur Fog, 1,21 of. 1r,,,.Efj'.1Gf,'. Do 'als 607.9 -- J 0 . If P SSiwi!o' 1'J 01yO 71 OU R b 001 28 10 600' 1,10 J' Q um cola ok 777 MISS MARY BRIGHAM U, re , I 1, 127 11. Inq' you e P, Sponsor and fournalirm Imlrurior S pelvis fe? z1,a'U'5IhbS1-Latelsl befte WUI rn' lar f Q Offezffi f .Of fb 'be I' 'fag See r abd Ques At Greed e S 91,6 'wh f0fl Otticial Student Publication of Ponca City High School, Published Every Other Week During the School Year by the Students of Ponca City High School. Members of thc National Scholastic Press Association and the Oklahoma lnterscholastic Press Association. Entered as Second Class Matter at the Post Office. Ponca City, Oklahoma. The publication of the Poncan is made possible through the sponsorship of this group 0f,Ponca ciry business men. The Poncan asks that students and teachers show their appreciation of a free Poncan by patronizing these advertisers. THE PONCAN'S SPONSORS sk First National Bank sk Glenn Paris and Sons wk Cixxgin-Hickman Hardware 1 jay G. Paris Furniture Cu. ir jones Cash Register Service if Marks' junior Shop 'k hllchseks Mens Wear 'k Mid-XX'est Creamery Co. Q Montgomery Studio ak j. C. Penney i Peter Pan Cleaners 'k Ponca Floral -k Humes and Rowe Rcxall Drug Cu. wk Ponca Studio 'k Rlclfs Bakery sk Security Bank ir Smitty's Buys and Mens Shop -pr Sprays ,rw-airy co. fr van warrkirw fr w'hrrrrr,r Furniture Cu. sk Howes Bakery. t ,W hr, 50,1 fb the tiff S5105 im- The journalism class interviews some of the returned servicemen. Art, the make-up man, gives some pointers to Pat Crooks, Associate Feature Editor, and Nancy Broaddus and Sally Sale, News Editors c Q P Q X cf I 5 . F' 'J' H I . I 1 P P i ! Xb . Hats L'-725 Q6 Off! i' tt I Gordon Hart, Pat Davis, Associate Advertising Mana- ger, and Pat Crooks look over some ads. Muna f- ry 'agkxrl i 1 ts ,,, MEow5 y er? Sally' Sale, News Ed't 5 -T 0 1B A iZjnaIgLiI'l0i2d.1'5i:irtigEg y hvmgfnlgzzglj' Ind Jean baugh, Advertising Aggigfj 0 ant, look over a layout 0 . Seo Associate Editor Juanita Paisley and Monta Mae i, Feature Editor, are in search of something, Barely News. P.. Members of the sports staff: Paul Zuvanich,'Gene Woodyard, Sports Editor, and Bob Camblin review an article for the sports page. FAN , .,.., , FARE! Earl Sulling d- has announced fhrictor P1 athletics- 3 sonnz football Typists from the Business Education de- partment are, left to right: Myrtle Johnson, Joyce I-Iawkins, chief typistg Patsy McFar- land, Phyllis Wyatt, and Catherine Lee. I QWSMW EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief - ............... GILBERT LINCOLN ' ' A I A PAISLEY Associate Editor ................ JU N T News Editors .... SALLY SALE, NANCY BROADDUS Feature Editor ......,.... MONTA MAE CHAPMAN Associate Feature Editor .............. PAT CROOKS Sports Editor ................. GENE WOODYARD Reporters ...,....,......................... T JUNE BEAVER, BARBARA BECK, NINA MAY BUCK, SARAH BOYLES, LAVONNE COOPER, JEAN BLUBAUGH, PAT DAVIS NADEAN XVIIASON,-I-JANE GRAY, BOB CAMBLIN, FORRES HARRISBERGER, GORDON HART, PAUL ZUVANICH, JIM PRUYNE, JOE NICHOIS. BUSINESS STAFF Advertising Manager ........,....... JOE NICHOLS Associate Advertising Manager ......... PAT DAVIS Advertising Assistants ........................ JEAN BLUBAUGH, PAT CROOKS, GORDON HART Bookkeeper .................... s- BARBARA BECK Exchange and circulation manager--NADEAN WILSON Typists from the business education de t. ...... JOYCE HAWKINS, chief typistg PI-IXPLLIS W ATT, SSESY MCFARLAND and MYRTLE JOHN- Farulky Advisers ...........,.,,, MISS MARY BRIG. HAM, Sponsor: MISS LILLIAN SCHUSTER. Director of extra-curricular activities, HOMER S, ANDERSON, Principal. ,L C as MTM rr sssss LL.....J Q-J 1 ,f 4,51 axb, If 1 f A M., 9,7 9-' .f , . , - , f, ' fo 4 f' ' , f '2 .,, f,, 'o 7 J Z ,' f ,ull ,hh ,. , 4 ,I, , - 1 f 9, f ,...,mmn ' 9 ,H 'ly 1??22i-, WWW, ' ' 7'5: i? 'JE ,K . Z A 4 W ,r , A YEARBOOK for Ponca City High was first published in 1921. Entitled the Ponkus, it was continued until 1930. Then for ten years the students were 'without a record of their own making of each year's activities. Finally, in 1940, under the sponsorship of Mr. Floyd D. Focht, Mrs. Evelyn Prosser, Mrs. james S. Plummer, and Mr. Kenneth Keller, an annual for Ponca High was again published. It was christened the Cat Tale and each year since has seen the arrival of a new Cat Tale. To you-Mrs. Sandoz--without whose aid production of this annual would have been an impossibility, we offer thanks. And to you-students, faculty, and friends of Ponca High-we respectfully submit your 1946 Cat Tale, trusting that, out of the goodness of your heart, you will notice only the book's good points.-THE STAFF. ANN WILLSON FORREST HARRISBERGER Cat Tale Editor-in-Chief Airman! Editcr GORDON HART Burinen Manager xi' X sh . MRS. MILDRED SANDOZ Sponsor LIIWMNH vwsew Gfeen, ah yef, but effifienlQfUnkn01w1 Poetj Sophomore Editorial Staff Who! haue we here?-Qhahexpearej CAT TALE STAFF Sponsor ......... - .... MRS. MILDRED SANDOZ Editor-in-Chief .... .... FORREST HARRISBERGER Assistant Editor .... ........... A NN WILLSON Business Manager-- EDITORIAL STAFF juniors .......... Sophomores .... ART STAFF Art Editor- - -.- - Assistants ..-.-... PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF- - ---------GORDON HART BARBARA IVHITEHURST MARGARET IRBY IOE ELLISON ---- MAUREEN MrBRIDE VIRGINIA HARSH ---- BOB CAMBLIN -----DON WELCH DON FINCH IOHN HUTCHINGS JACK DILLMAN IOYCE PATTERSON IERRY KUB11c ASSOCIATE BUSINESS STAFF ---.. ARTHUR LIPSKI GENE WOODYARD . Turmoil, alwayi turmoil !-fUnhn0wn Poetj fmzior Editorial Staff The Art Staff 2 The four I Bifdrs jerry, lark oyre and ohn fWhitehufJtj The Photography Slaff Auociale Blaine!! Sm s Thexe are the limex that try men J .roulx fPa1ne Q11- MISS ELVA CURTIS . OFEKCERS VI' nkle President Van 1 ' . myx Helen NHDEQHfgiliollibiicilcf-PffS'den a I l' 0 Spawn ' The Library Club was organized in 1939 for the pur- pose of giving those interested some training in library methods. From this group a student staff member for each period of the school clay is selected to assist in the library. MEMBERS , u y ngus, Irene Braden, Don Butler. STANDING: Margaret Irby, Phyllis Rothfus, NaDean Wilson R b A I I SEATED: loann W lk ' a er, Susanne Abbott, Helen Van Winkle, Joyce Patterson, Miss f Curtis. li ,fg- f ee x ,ft-3 X G' 'QE' Jr A ki sl' J ad Psychology Elwell studies micro-organisms The House of Atom -Science Club 1 l l 1 XV: Bubbles the osteologist FIRST ROW: Mrs. Sandoz, sponsor, Arthur Lipski, president, Mary French Barrett, vice-president, and Don Meyer, secretary. SECOND ROW: Suzanne Schall, Marilyn Scott, Patty Schumacher, Dixie Webber, Susanne Abbott, Marilyne Crill, Patsy Suit, and Margaret Bodman. THIRD ROW: Rhoda Lee French, Glenda jo Krenn, Grace Taylor, Phyllis Rollier, Barbara Reeves, Nina Lou Barrett, Pat Steward, and Bill Barrett. FOURTH ROW? Ralph Goodwin, jim Pruyne, Margaret Irby, Barbara Whitehurst, Joyce Patterson, Anna Brett, Betty Danhour, and Pat Duffy. . Member! whore piclurer do not appear: Marcena Davis, Norene Dupy, Scott Hunt, john Smith, Helen Wilson, NaDean Wilson. Science - : ,f e, ll , 4 Q' 1 ,J I gi l? fic: f '- o 'hi d ' f M gf X l . fi. ,EL 5' rnit o ogy rawings o rs. K X. Qavfgag' Robert's biology class-Marckley QQ! O ' ' . plays the bird calls. ffdffk W xii! Physics Students Experiment 'li , 3 Chemists hard at work ,W ,4 H, , , MJ RTET i TOP ROW: Don Finch, Miss Gladys Main, Sponsor, Don Welch, Joyce Patterson, Clarice Mcl-lenry. SECOND ROW: Mary Williford, Darlene Widner, Gloria Patterson, Susanne Abbott, Marilyne Crill, jerry Lane. BOTTOM ROW: Patricia Carver, Frances Lane, Anna Brett, Jewell Stephens, Marilyn Scott. Block Printing Wafff Color Advertising Layout Art Class at Work Q N fmgw 1 111111 1 M1511 fm If X ,1f' 1'11f 151 A I 'A YJXN 3, ff Www uw , f Z ,G DV 15'-V WA . 554 W' ' ' 1 J ' ' 1 LL Mimi J, I , ' fl C, ! 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M.. ,.,,A -,,,,.,,,4,.,dh.,,,, ,U A , ::: VICTORY QUEEN Ill Ill nun - H H Q I I I . l II: lll ::: Ann Butler ::: F. F. A. QUEEN Marilyn Ferguson ln- PRINCESS P0-I-ll Ann Willson N PRINUE P0-HI Jim Paris LIZ! AB7VER' John R. Smith ,wppauuf fx fi , WhbDt' td? ffl, LIL ABNER CANDIDATES AND THEIR MANAGERS A-Q? Y e eemm M' . . L LEFT TO RIGHT: Bill Ellifrit, Ann Willson, john R. Smith, Marilyn 'l ,l hu S 6 scoff, Jim Reddeii, virginia cannon. L1 5:5E5:::'... f'L I -:::::: mf L X in-' f K l A KW ,D G' A ' b f re' i a f i lk , ': ' Q? - - A if in ,ll , , Rattle's up a tree. I2 .. f Qu 1, wife' 1- -A 'D Q if f 2-, Wife takes a farmer. fr 4, 7.1.x - ':x i f :W I 24 'i'.. - .,, .,.,:: , .:22ggf3,, , 51-N? x Kewl-N 46 2 E ff Bafefoofgiflx wirb fbeekx of lan, 4 Ou! to get tbemfelzfef a man. A scene from Make-up and Live ps E225 jf is I 4:94 J A A '-'46 rl J' 'ff - ' 4 H 'B-5 Hand Queen Marilyn Scott Attendanlr: Ellen Brett, Marilyne Crill, Katherine Voss, Ann Willson 'ff l ll Husketbull Queen Joyce Hawkins Al.'endanl.r.' Ellen Brett, Virginia Becker Qin gf-:I -eq ?4J? PANT . PANT I 1. C' .N- S . ocfjmfxo Olffu' . o-'T ci Zi! ,Abner ,4 John R. Smith ,V Anmdamt- Bill Ellifrit, jim 91' Reddeii V ' 7 ',,,... I ,L W ' GQ, fool Sfootbull Queen Donna Cram ' Atlendantr Billie Harper, 6 Jerry Lane .X-1 ,.....4' -' -1' -.- . i , f fi 0 ' 000 ' f F Of' Wreetung Queen Jerry Lane Attendantr: Dorothy Duffy, Norma O'Mea.ley ii., Z3 Vietery Queen Ann Butler Attendnvztr: Marilyne Crill, Jerry Lane ,es,M1W 'am 1 l ' 1 'X JU' i , , U 3 li? mm I w D 1 , 5 H5 HA ,v , , .Qu flu WIN 'N NM, W' , ' ' low rf M ,ww uf, hs' ' I .W ll, HI? ,m In V! ' I A , X ' u N 1 I, il p 11 Au W N 1 ML n IW? '-1'r-1 'Ss .. llctober ANN WILLSON ROY KLUFA 4 Q P 1 i ',, 4. Br-eiwg.-H. BET September f MONTA MAE CHAPMAN JACK LOWEN November DOROTHY DUFFY AL TAYLOR CITIZENS T ,,, , wwf- ., ,. Q,-fwf, , W, ,.,,,, ., Mm: unsung- December RUBY ANGUS PHILIP ZUVANICH February BILLIE STRATTON JACK GILBERT January VIRGINIA CANNON FORREST HARRISBERGER -If 'I fa A :If-if , March mx April MARILYN SCOTT , V BARBARA WHITEHURST BILL ELLIFRIT I ,uuf JACK OBNTRY May 3 ELEANOR ERICKSON MARILYNE CRILL . . ' DON MEYER GORDON HART JIM PARIS - It 1 Af A ni AY I QUIET l rw nf. 'T 1 Sl. O N12 IS. IRR Y EBIUE l'Iil'-rl' I3 ix ...fs-. X x sw Lg W N l l lj hifi fy ll N' fr ' l E P Ll C! 1' x. OTHER CURRICULAR AWARDS AGRICULTURE Agriculture I-HARRY BRADEN Agriculture II--LEONARD BARRICK Agriculture III-DON AUSTIN ART Sophomore--DON FINCI-I junior--DON WELCH BUSINESS EDUCATION RUBY ANGUS Howell Student Council Award RUBY ANGUS D. A. R. Good Citizenship Award JACKIE BLUBAUGH D. A. R. American History Award JACK LOWEN American Business Club Athletic Award ROBERT MANN Kiwanis Glee Club Award ELEANOR ERICKSON RUBY ANGUS, Alternate A. A. U. W. Scholarship Award JO ANN SCHEETZ Sallee Award-Outstanding Sophomore BARBARA WHITEHURST Frank Nonnamaker Award-Outstanding junior GILBERT LINCOLN Tyree Dramatics Award PATRICIA DAVIS Delta Kappa Gamma Society fBest Future Teacherj HONOR SENIORS Ruby Angus, Phyllis Bryan, Patricia Davis, Eleanor Erickson, Ralph Goodwin, Betty Ann johnson, Catherine Lee, Gilbert Lincoln, Don Meyer, Joyce Watson. STUDENT COUNCIL DEPARTMENTAL AWARDS DON AUSTIN Agriculture FORREST HARRISBERGER Art BETTY SUE COOK Business Education GILBERT LINCOLN English Shorthand I-FRANKgEHg'IgcIg1gK Shorthand II--BETTY Typing l Qspeeay-MARY WILLIFORD f EATIIER:-NE LEE Typing 1 lneenrncyy-PAT CARVER l few '8'1'8f Typing II-THELMA DANFORD General Business-BETTY DEWITT - I PEGGY HERRINGTON Bookkeeping-BETTY SUE COOK I , , Homemaking Office Presrire-Ti-lOMAslNE HARRIS I vxfbff PUUN Commercial Laboratory Il W C5 CQ BETTY and LE'I'1'Y TAPP , R , RAYMOND TAYLOR Commercial cookery-CAROLINE LANE l l L I-IUNU RUU. l Industrial Arts ENGLISH ron C. P. English 10-CLARICE McHENRY I OYCE WA-rso General English 10-YVONNE cREEci-l ,l OUT'-5 'A '5 sawn instrumental Mui C. P. English I1-MARGARET IRBY General English 11-MARILYN FERGUSON milk-r r li ilu ttxvs-s l English Literature 12-RAYLPHSGSSOLIIN DON MEYER Senior English 12-PI-I LLI , g t I ,, M th ' Applied English 12-GERALD LEWIS f :mi 'kin' U ' s Business English 12-DOROTHY CLINTON r ' 'Nu' ' 'mu' D Journalism I-GENE WOODYARD I W :mu mxw. un me -rn.. ON- MEYER I Jrnrrnalisrn li-GILBERT LINCOLN R 1 nu Wm... ...... ...... .nn B015 Physical Education SENIOR 1-LONOR JOURNALISTS f GILBERT LiNcOLN,AEairer-inhcihirf . '- ELEANOR ERICKSON JUANITA PAISLEY, ssociate itor ' - r - MONTA MAE CHAPMAN, Feature Editor l l GMS P l's Ed C ' PAT CROOKS, Associate Feature Editor 1 SALLY SALE, News Editor I , DON MEYER NANCY BROADDUS, NCWS Ediml' -i Bausch dr Lomb Science Award JOE NlCHOLS,'AdvXritising Mariiger J ' PAT DAVIS, Associate vertising anager V Y 1 Speech-RALPH GOODWIN 'T 'L Y Gu-BEST UNF01-N FOREIGN LANGUAGE l , Som' 5 'd'ef Advanced Latin-GILBERT LINCOLN 4 ,- Latin li-CLARICE MCHENRY I s 11 - g f JOYCE WATSON Spanish l-MARGARET IRBY - f spelling Spanish II--GENE WOODYARD HOMEMAKING Homemaking I-NINA MAE B-UCK Homemaking II--HELEN SI-IERIDAN 9 Homemaking III-TWYLA TITUS D. A. R. Clothing-NORENE DUPY D. A. R. Foods-TWYLA TITUS , D. A. R. Homemaking-MERLYNE KIMBALL MATHEMATICS High School Arithmetic-BETTY HILAND Plane Geometry DON APPLEMAN, LOUISE HARRIS Intermediate Algebra-DON WELCH Adyanced Algebra-PATRICIA DAVIS Solid Geometry-MARGARET IRBY Trigonometry-JACK KONKLIN PHYSICAL EDUCATION Sophomore Girl-BARBARA REEVES Junior Girl-HALLIE HUDDLESTON Sophomore Boy-HERMAN THELE junior Boy-R. J. VANOVER SCIENCE Physics-GORDON HART, DON MEYER Chemistry-MARGARET IRBY General Biology-TRUMAN FOSTER C. P. Biology-GRACE TAYLOR General Science-MILFORD COSB-Y Pre-Flight Aeronautics-ELEANOR ERICKSON Psychology-BARBARA WHITEHURST SOCIAL STUDIES C. P. Social Studies 10-MONA HOWE General Social Studies 10-BEVERLY HALL C. P. Social Studies 11-ARTHUR LIPSKI General Social Studies ll-GENE GROGAN C. P. Social Studies I2-GILBERT LINCOLN General Social Studies I2-BIRDIE BRISCOE VOCATIONAL LAURENCE HOUSTON Trade Drafting FRANK WOLFE Industrial Arts Drafting I HERBY CABLE Industrial Arts Drafting II DONNA EVANS Industrial Arts Printing I MUREL SCHLAPBACH Industrial Arts Woodwork I DON GUINN Industrial Arts Woodwork II GENE GROGAN Trade Electronics DWAIN JONES Trade Engine Mechanics RAYMOND TAYLOR Trade Machine Shop HERBERT LONG Industrial Arts Machine Shop I WAYNE WILLAFORD Welding VOCAL MUSIC VELMA RAY Sophomore Girls Glee Club INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC Orchestra-ROBERTA WEST Band-JACK CONWAY JO ANN WATTS Vocal Music 1 , 3. '1 9 Qui I llllli l l illlllll BEST BEST CITIZEN Eleanor Erickson l assi assi cliff-EN - '- - w -ii Don Meyer D - In ,. .. . , x I xx x,h f. w w fm L! V! 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Don Boring upsets a Black- Captain jack presents Queen the pig skin. well ball carrier. f or the sports schedule in the future and promising with Igelbert Car- lisle, football and basketball coach and Earl Sullins, former football coach, sewing as director of athletics at the present time, along with D. Dowdy, wrestling coach. Bartlesville .......... Oklahoma City .... Pawhuska ,, ........... Tulsa Will Rogers ........ Enid ..............,........ Drumright v.,.. .... Perry . .,...... . Guthrie ...... Blackwell ....... Stillwater ............ Bristow ..............,.. FOCTBALL SCORES We-The Y 7-0 6-13 12- 0 12- 6 0- 7 0-27 0-55 I3-19 18-35 0-28 6- 7 BOB CAMBLIN Left Guard BILL SLIGHT Right Guard 7' TOM LAMB Left Tarkle DON BORING H al fback JACK LOWEN C aplaing H al fbark LEO COLLAR Right Guam' AL TAYLOR Left End BOB SHAW Right Tarkle mlm. JIM REDDELL Lefl End BURL GUSTIN Fullbafk JACK GENTRY Rjghl End BACKROW: Chuck Switzer, Don Boring, Waylen Holder, Burl Gustin, Philip Zuvanich, jim Paris, Bill Ellifrit, Bill Scovill, Charles Gibson. THIRD ROW: Coach Delbert Carlile, Al Taylor, Bob Shaw, Wayne Willaford, Tom Lamb, jerry Dorris, Lawr- ' ence Seaman, Albert Prado, jim Recldell, Asst. Coach D. Dowcly. SECOND ROW: Len Collar, Bill Slight, jack Lowen, Bob Camblin, jack Kinzie, Bob Casey, Richard Mote, Dick Powell. FRONT ROW: Roy Klufa, Ralph Dorris, B. I. Van Loon, Halsey Davis, jack Gentry, Bob Atkinson, Bill West, jay Davis. LAWRENCE SEAMAN Left Tarkle WAYLEN HOLDER C enter WAYNE WILLAF ORD Right Tackle CHUCK SWITZER Fullbafk BILL SCOVILL Quarterback JERRY DORRIS XM PARIS . Jaazfzmk RW' End 4,......-pn--' STAN PARSONS Right End ALBERT PRADO Right Tarkle H -IA CK K I NZ ZUV ANIC L IE PHXUP C ente r ef! Gudfd eww BOB CASEY ROY KLUFA Quarterlzark Full back B SQUAD BACK ROW: Bill Piel, Wayne DeVaughn, Bill Crooks, Don Appleman, Zack Taylor, Richard Gray, Ray Balcer, R. L. Klufa, Bruce Hunt, Edward Sheldon, Harold Hester. THIRD ROW: Coach E. Sullins, james Grimly, Gene Woodyard, Paul Zuvanich, Don Boring, Bob Stevenson, Neal Onstot, Lawrence Bryan, Scott Hunt, Bill Powell, Van Wayne Witt, Asst. SECOND ROW: Darrell Ward, Harvey Rogers, George West, K. Stewart, Don Daily, Bob Baker, jack Hansen, Gary Clark. FRONT ROW: jack Ware, Neal Fisher, Leo Hall, Raymond Matthews, Bill Parsons, Max Ellison, Bill T..-ng, gv Basketball and restling ff f' fig? ffl W . Q 4 A .117 ' NORTHERN FOUR yff TOURNAMENT ' 1 Ponca City 21 Winneld ' Ponca City 23 Blackwell 24 K' Ponca Crt 18 En cl K ' ' i - y ' Y 1 K Ponca City 26 Bristow 14 y V fly Ponca City 29 Tonkawa X ponca Qty 21 Perry 21 f ff ff!! Ponca City 23 Blackwell N Q ,ffl ff Ponca City 30 Perry - S f 'V - J Po ca C't 20 Tonkawa u I ll 1 ' Poilca Cir? 51 Guthrie lil ally ' Ponca City 30 Blackwell lv I Ponca City 21 Perry NX Q f Ponca City 16 Stillwater N l Ponca City 25 Stillwater 'N Ponca city ze Enid A li, lwggfm 7 r ae!! lava-srl X ' f xy QN ' ' , I lu, lllgiu-.lb 1 ' ' l N 'N' i f g,:,n - l In - I , v .1 I I If A , ., !,l ,-,, flip, Flin, lui.,..','gnll,,,i-:,,,:,g 1,, giupzfiletemmsf.gum. iw---I-erin-vffzf-1-. ' 'f '42 Hu U :-gl I 13.35-:-I-J gm-ll' f-mn-5 :rw -yr J ,Ii - -:--.le 1--i---..2'ymr .:-.--ag-.nazi-.ggi 5.--5.1111 .fl Simi 3 1- 25:5 1 I K f,-. 32 19, 9' f ' ' f 1 X I REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Ponca City 34 Alva Ponca City 17 Enid is 33 f Ponca Ponca Ponca I D onca Ponca Ponca 1 Q Ponca ELDON JACKSON Assistant Coach 5' 1 X I xtwwx I 'n xxxx Qgxxk x XS- Xx axsikx X XX . 4515? N City Blaclcw ll City Tulsa Central Cit Tulsa Will Rogers City Bristow Q City Perry City Oklahoma City we I-ln, Central up li 227 l H ity Tulsa Webster 27 , Q g.fW'f f-+.-'-1' ,' , , Q-Q., Un, l'il'll3L'lii Tlx -, milf' ' I u. -.5 , ,-..-,,l1fff4 ' ',f . uanHiIn:li',,,fr ' , Jfwg- ls jg-l. :ff 5:515::-:::!-..- . ln. , vi ,Mlm i wg! niggas ff1'af-,..t':.3g!!fn 1, HM , ' A-Sh-4,3--:,,yf., ::.:!!!5g J Will , In ,iizgxl ::n..n..u-,n-11' I I will ll,g:55ssi,1:m,5:llrf ul-ll! ' uui6..4......::9g- 1' .azpy 'Paks , t , I I 'l X , ,,2jQff?I:7 , . 1 my Wfyn, --. Q X xi :Sw K , ff ' ff V w Qu , , ggi.-NX , - ' wig-:J'gL2t?v. tic. V - A fx - Z - 0 38 lifffzaf gi it HM ' y 6 ' A ll V? 'L-NNN! lx' 'Wh tl.. x - W55'iI..,gu -3 - mg' 34 it l -nl -U .. Sukgu i fowl? - . 9'-T--. '!!':!! !w 5' limi H1 f'f 'M' P 17 17 MM .maezffliw..-lei' rl! W X - 15 19 53 . -iwy:gj'lg 'tquyj yp,'gf1g4.,, - 8 - :fig : 1- ll'l'll - 2 li vii! ,fo ., -. 1!H: 'T lfflm' , v My , y:f5'oaf ' , - C 9 V , x. hm n l ' X , I . 'J 'Vi . Ns X 1 l X 1 'A'-'ggyaitigf ,ff 4 'u ' J Q X ll' Q ff I I 3 I ,Nm - an IQ.. :Mg 'IMT' F I .. :army W-F111 K. 1 ' . ' -- sg . f 3 . . K X ll J .I N ff! fi: f f!' I 'f l .Mil O S., We A , ,X QR fit f A , , ff Wg . J 5 :ff M- - Nw fw- Qlafiy l N-fix AM Q, 4 W , A. mv Lanny! 0 K vM,,wrsu..,J -fff N George West QCapt.j 112 Pounds Gordon Stangeland, 133 Pounds Albert Prado, Heavyweight Pin: The Cradle Hold: Crolfb Hold Pin: Bar Leg and Revene Half Nelmn Chuck Switzer, 127 Pounds Don Boring, 138 Pounds Pill! 0117677 Svilfw' Pin: Double Bar Arm Coach D. Dowdy '1u rfliixx ZX! 1 lmllll X X4 Nl XQI5 S 1 ' X y,, N fx, K - X E ii, , E X Orville Perciful, 103 Pounds fi 'hx Tom Lamb, 165 P0UHd5 Ride: Bar Leg Ride N' Ride: Chirken Wing Alan Stangeland, 120 Pounds . Bob Camblin, 154 Pounds W01'ki1zg a Swilfb Fisje'-Ngziigil Rid e: Bar Arm Ride M 1 5 F: T-Sk H W Mm www QNNNNW Roy Klufa, 154 Pounds Ride: George Miller, 120 Pounds Pin: Bar Arm Half Nelfon . 5918 Zack Taylor, 145 Pounds Ride: Open SITJJU7' and Bar Arm: ,....,,,4, 4 B lui 'YZ' rf! f 3,41 ff fY 'TN 1 7 , 1, dr ff 9 fm f M111 4 f ' f ai ,ll I I BOTTOM ROW: Orville Perciful, George West, George Millerg SECOND R0 W: Gordon Stangeland, Alan Stangeland, Chuck Switzer, Ralph Dorrisg THIRD ROW: Zack Taylor, Roy Klufa, Tom Lamb, Lawrence Seaman, Albert Pradog FOURTH ROW: Tommy Kincaid, Nolan Gaines, Stanley Hollis, Bill Turner, Neal Fisher, Bud Smithg TOP ROW: Edward Sheldon, Clyde Lake, jim Grimely, Harold Hester, Wayne DeVaughn, Leo Collar, Neil Lee. Lawrence Seaman, Heavyweight Pin: Reverre Nelmn Ralph Dorris, 127 Pounds Pin: Guillaliue College Invitational ii Golf Schedule 1946 April 5 Arkansas City Here April 19 Blackwell There April 26 Arkansas City There May 1 Blackwell Here May 9-10 State Tournament at Okla. City Don Crosson is the only letterman to return from the 1945 golf team. Out- standing prospects for the current season are: Richard Green, B. I. Van Loon, Bob Casey, Leon Crosson, and Charles Gib- son. Coach Dowdy will divide his time with golf and tennis. if-S Track Schedule 194 April 6 Tulsa University There April 12 Inter Class Ponca City April 16 Wellington, Kansas There April 20 Oklahoma A. 8: M. There April 27 District 8 Meet Ponca City May 2 State Regional Tonkawa May 11 State Finals Norman Returning from last year's team are the Tennis Schedule l946 April 5 Arkansas City Here April 16 Blackwell There April 25 Arkansas City There May 2 Northern Oklahoma junior May 7 Blackwell Here The Widcats face the 1946 tennis schedule without a single letterman on hand. Most promising candidates report- ing to Coach Dowdy are: Bill Ellifrit, Charles Cobb, Bob Casey, Charles Gib- son, jim Pruyne, Gene Woodyard, and Don Finch. io! A G mr? :elm HP A B bb an . Ctgnnls game nsttagnei following lettermen: Roy Klufa, Jack Ks A6192 Lowen, Stanley Parsons, B. I. Van Loon, g . . . awh Dcgtgcbmqu Roy Rogers, and Wayne Willaford. Re- wgh lam vived interest in track is! bringing a host of candidates to the cinder oval and pros- pects are bright for the 1946 season ac- cording to Coach Earl Sullins. ' 1 :ii . S 1 J if ' fa ' 5 ,L 1 eiit in A . - - ,. , ..., Q .,- .,-fl, ,, I ' Q 1. r.-. ,, ,, g 1 -E : Don Crosson shows the boys the fine Points Of Swinging a golf 1 ffffl? ' 3 il' 5 club. Ralph Dorris clears the high bar . Speck Shaw prepares to throw with ease. 1 the shot-put. --..,, b.,-.N -' W , .l -, M Wiki FE ' X s l l l r i l l l . gl 1 . -mafia? , . ' ajgsf ij ' 5 a?'s-391 sf -- . V aw 2 ..., fi , ..,. ,, ..-- 1 in -wi., i X . . N - xr . Q 1 Nxsxv K , - III: Q, if' , if , dfliip Girls' Intramurals Up, one two, three, down, one, two, three. Whether its calisthenics or softball, the girls of Ponca High are sure to go all out for their sports. Under the direction of Mrs. Velma Mitchell, intramural tournaments are played in kick soccer, volley ball, volley quoits, basketball, tennis, badminton, horseshoes, softball, and tumbling. Winning teams for the year 1945-1946 are: KICK SOCCER: Nancy Broaddus, Capt., Madeline Sourwine, Dolores Sourwine, joan Bowker, Hallie Huddleston, Monta Mae Chap- man, Eleanor Erickson, Sally Sale, Ma le Smith, Dixie Webber. VOLLEY QUOITS: Joyce Black, Capt., Marjorie Buck, joyce Watson, Verna Wulf, Ellen Brett, Catherine Lee, Anne Kimball. BASKETBALL: Dolores Sourwine, Capt., Monta Mae Chapman, Hallie Huddleston, Nancy Broaddus, Eleanor Erickson, Madeline Sourwine, Mable Smith, Dixie Webber. VOLLEY BALL: Sally Sale, Nancy Broaddus, Mable Smith, Eleanor Erickson, Monta Mae Chapman, joan Bowker, Hallie Huddles- ton, Darlene Widner, Dixie Webber, Madeline Sourwine, Joyce Bullington. W f i f is Q- f : I' thlehc ssoclallon V i i FIRST Salli, Cl'O0lCS, Davis, Shan- THIRD Wogd, Lee, Caggingham, non, Feagins, Wood, Webber, Braden, Dodson, Lee, Taylor, Reinking, MCI-Tar- Abbott, Bowker, Braxton, Earl Pickel, 1am-1, Watson, Cusmk' FOURTH ROW: stheetz, smith, Young, SECOND ROIVJ Cannon, Duffy, Broad- Wiklg, Hawkins, Titug, L e d fg 1- d, dus, Boyles, Bryan, Baker, Kimball, Erickson, Sober, Keaton, Chapman, Brush. FIFTH ROW: Bowles, Evans, Patterson, Mitchell, Whitehurst, Turvey, Roth- fus, Beasley. OFFICERS YXELL Eleanor Erickson, Presidentg Monta Mae Chapman, Vice A XAYYC President, Joyce Hawkins, Secretary, Twyla Titus, Treasurer TAKS- Wxgionsoi The Girls' Athletic Association was first organized shortly after the new gymnasium was completed, Miss Virgina Springer was the first sponsor. The purpose of the G.A.A. is to promote interest in girls' athletics. To be eligible for membership, girls must have 50 points. 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If! i iw 'li l p i ' W in i l '-- C. A. Pickel, Supervisor of Vocational Edu- cation. Mr. Pickel also instructs in Trade , -51 Electricity, and Radio. i Mr, If isinger helps on a problem. l f ,....... .mimi i ' i Q , 'ls 1 l fn I , l ,i p l li , Philip Disinger, Machine ,f Af Work m the shop' Shop and Welding Instructor Z XL: , L I , Y js f 474-QJ1,,,L,,,,,..T ' 2--Q. -,,i'- - '- l+ I v, I fl Q ' ' V ' ' ,,,...-p i i A ' i -- 1- of E g Q' f ' i T 2 Q Y 1.9,-,PH ff N411 , -. f -- P li ,,.,-fl T ' 'K 5:51 -- L- J ,, -- .. ,...- I .--. , e e 4 Q 3 l Playing an important part in the modern educational policy of the Ponca City Senior High School are - the Trade and Industrial courses. -- These courses help prepare young men for jobs in the specialized me- chanical world. Courses offered are: Q Electronics, Drafting, Wfoodworlc, y Machine Shop, and three new courses. 'W e P wid' dA M- Mr. Pickel and the rim..- timing' e mgf an b uw e W Electricity Class test an am. chanics. The Senior High School plifier- shops are equipped for teaching most of the complex operations of modern - industrial processes. Stu d ent s are 'LZ trained with replicas of the conditions they will find in manufacturing plants ,us--f and shops where they choose their A life's profession. 12 ,J ,, X f V , W, l A drafting class hard at work. f V -+ X Z f-If 2 3 lgarry H. Brown, teacher of rafting, W00dW0fk and printing classes. g,,, W00dWorking classes under f Mr. Harry Brown learn to -if handle wood and the tools for working it. ' a QQ ,- -YY- +A rl' ff eg.-.4 - ' swf, ,K gy - . 2- x- Q I KJ Y in X-'1--1' A Q .Q4-Q 0 cs- 7' -44-4 uluro Farmers of merica THE FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA is one of the oldest and most active organizations at Ponca High. Some of their work and projects are: participating in live stock and poultry shows, field trips that include study of soil conservation, terracing, live stock observation, individual home projects, and trips to Kansas City, Oklahoma City, and Stillwater for live stock meets. All this is under the direction of Ray O. Baird, sponsor. Q 12 -- -L, 'Q ' IL' F.F.A, OFFICERS N- 'T Q ' J FIRST ROW, Left to Right- Richard More, Q 44.bvb NN Presidentg Clifford Gardner, Secretary, 7 I b X Ray Baird, Adviser. V X 'c SECOND ROW: jack Voelzke, Vice-President, 2 Stanley Parsons, Reporter, B. I. Van Loon, I Treasurer. N ? f ,f tn. mils F.F.A. FIRST ROW, Left lo Righl: Mr, Ray Baird, Instructor, Richard Mote, Clifford Gardner, B. I. VanLoon, Charles Williams, jack Markley, John Moyer, Bill Parsons, jim Roberts, Gene Springer, David Fleming, Max Owens. . SECOND ROW: Orville Penrod, Curtis Finney, Floyd Harkins, Stanley Parsons, Galen Vap, Donald Austin, Harry Braden, Max Cummings, Max Bishop, Herbert Isaacs, jerry Hermos, Paul Petit, Doyle Maddera. THIRD ROW: Clayton Armstrong, Dewey Kelley, Clarence McCurry, I-Iersel West, R. L. Klufa, Herbert Schnider, Gene Smith, Eugene Sprow, jack Tabor, Jack Voelzke, Howard Titus, Richard Wegner, Dean Harris, Frank Robbins. f . . if - fylff ii B 4-il' V M ee . 'E I 'S' N. v , . if lllllli' i f e .Jil n -Q W- I :Cris White Judging hogs Do D and Midget Agriculture I in the shop Y-xchva W x Sxixfjkx 0 Richar on we be A' d and B Ham B Muttons Sxw AOA ' W . P81111-e ormlllg afld Mote th, we -z1f,t .fnmmmm.::M,em Hom Economics Club The Home Economics Club under the sponsorship of Miss Eulyn Dynes is affiliated with the Future Home- makers of Oklahoma, and has been under Miss Dynes' sponsorship since clubs have been a part of school activ- ities. The members of this club take on such tasks as planning, preparing, and serving the Student Council dinners. The main function of the club is to help the girls in matters concerning the planning of their homes in the future. F1r.ft Row: Twyla Titus, President, Second Row: DeWayne Bragg, Secretary, Merlyn lxxmball, Vice President. Third Row: Charlotte McClevinus, Juanita Baker, Reporte Norene Dupy. Fouflb Row: Rosalie Riggs, Phyllis Rothfus, Miss Eulyn Dynes, sponso and Bonnie Spillman. Commercial Cooking Miss Esther Sallee is the commer- cial cookery director. Eleanor Erickson, Virginia Cannon, Ellen Brett, and jim Reddell are the cashiers who take in your cash. Grace Taylor is secretary? and bookkeeper to Miss Sallee. Charlon Daniel, Joann Earl, NealhFisher, Dwight Grubb, john Hess, Mild r ed Isaacs, Carl Kappell, Delmar Poteete, and jack Ware are cafeteria assistants, Caro- line Lane and Jaunita Browning serve the tasty dishes. 'QIHIY I ' 1 'xyxwl fall' t -. 77 Qlfy 1. 1' ' xvllciili.,-ji X' ex'--' - NN'-W L -v5'0'v' .3 V, uv - -5.--.wx - OO ., .3g3 0.0, 2' C, X . -Q, - .f t .17 , X 1 1 , - s A , ,lf 3 931 vlan , g Q sk Av 4, Qj 1 ' 4 f V l h , X, f. ' t ag X15 O ff' 9' Kyxv fl l ', ,001 X X The cooks are, left to right: Mrs. Lillian Henderson, Mrs. Minnie Lowry, Caroline Lane, Mrs. Lester Doing, jaunita Brown- ing, and Miss Doris Stewart. Other cafeteria assistants are: Maxine Abel, Beulah Baker, Bill Barrett, jack Blubaugh, Betty Brooks, Elsie Brown, Charles Russell, Alva Stokesbury, Mary jean Ticlet, and Maxine Roten. DeWayne Bragg and Lila Lee Lehenbaur set the faculty table. 0. vnmamnnnnw Ty pists at work Commercial eparjment l Office Practice 2 Miss 'Bell Thomasine Harris, Polly McCarty, Phyllis Wyatt, Marcene Mead Betty Lou Richardson, Ilene Stone, Betty Sue Cook. Miss Spellman ot! DQVEDY Ord, yumf XY Stokesbeffy' Shaw Gram C n E if Raw g V'-F. THE REEL ROLLERS have charge of showing all class films used in the audio-visual program of Ponca City Senior High. Mr. Hiatt pqifj-1? fsc- le., 0119. Owger 4,6 is the sponsor of the organization. Also two feature movies are an- nually presented. STAGE HELP.' jimmy Sifferd, john Sifferd, Milton Stansbury, jerry Mann. AQ f?o,q,.fbg115,,,.f1GQ,,C S Custodians 1 L SPI.: 11,3 ig 711 I' i If .Lise I oi l:lwllbwiT '-....v'I me 'lil llllhl .J ll fl ogers 0,1 Po WI Joh 'Sell O ' .1060 ' Ha Grd 107011: A6000 I: S 111 I -Eff J' ' all wwf., z Lawrence Seaman and Richard Galatian operating a moving picture machine. 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Sergeant Kelly, Chicago Motorcycle Police ..,. Ken Howard, a reporter .........,... .,.. Limpy, a bit of flotsam ...,........ - 5 5 i E 5 Q Y Z 5 E ! 1 -----Phyllir Bryi -Irene Bmdi Bill Barre Helen Van Wink Mary Helen Pier ----------Sue Ne ------Nancy Pr -----Ann Willri ----Suzanne Srb, -----Dan Meg ------julia Snya -----Gilbert Lina -----Pat Srbumarl -------Bill Hu! -------jim P1143 --------joe Nirl: ---Ralph Gaodn ,z , ,lf . Tell ge, . ' J Lim , xou aba,,,1,Tools. X ne Braden, Phyllis Bryan. ggillito 1-j2h51,Pt15lf'er,f,, RHI gwi lrightz Bill Barrett, Ye Wm, Nanfy Poris BfVan, Ann W. Left o 'l0e Nichols julillason, Gilbert I. l , ia Hyder incoln Ra! 1 . , Ph l l l l if blow il war, Sergeant. Left to right: Bill Huber, jim Pruyne, Ann Willson, 5 4 , jg' dvi, V in Qt, px,- f jf ye, if I ii fy A scene from the skit plac Fmsr PLACE - Mrs. Anne Ellis' T f 1 V, mg Second, Whlfh W Pff Homeroom Skit Parade of the ' 3 Sevfed by fha members of - f M1ssCarol1neBagbys homeroom, entitled Wild f' Nell or The Great Sac ri6ce. Chuckie Switzer steals the show THE EIGHTH ANNUAL presentation of the Pon Dram Panic was based on the early days of Oklahoma. Some of the scenes were the Chase Opera House, which was the place of entertainment in early Ponca City, where such acts as Uncle Tom's Cabin, the Can-Can girls, and gay ninety numbers played in style by the Poncanairs were presented. The Oil scene was next on the program followed by the Grand Finale. Pon Dram Panic Grand Finale-the mixed chorus sings Oklahoma WWE 1 lete with gif The beauteouS an and chewing gum f-' i ,,.tT-3. T. - G rls C0mP Q I y .tr f-QW, ' can Can l Q- ' 1 :5 4 - . ll., gy f ili , - 1 , .- - 11, V- ffggjx, f ! K 7 T 'fi Marjorie Buck does an xx A acrobatic dance 5 V V V' T ,j f 'wr V as-Qmmmii ,W R ' :5::,5 A K www K . . argl FW i ff 7 i C z-gi -:ig , Y ,' , A ...E we Amanda Simpbinr, a New Englander --BEVERLY PICKENS Ezra Simpkinr, her husband, caretaker on the Rancho de los Alamitos ......... ROBERT EASTWOOD Pudge Rngerr, a sage brush taxi driver ..... JACK DILLMAN The Pmfermr, interested in archaeology ..... LOIS LEDFORD Tummy Tinker, interested in many things ...................... CHARLES GIBSON Nancy Howe, John Wayne's niece ..... MARGARET MASON Virginia Lee Byrd, Nancy's friend ...... JOYCE PATTERSON Pat Gillir, a breezy Western girl, Nancy's friend ............... MARGARET BODMAN Nawa, an Indian ........................... BOB CASEY Salvador Del Sanlar, a Mexican gentleman ..... DON WELCH Pepita Del Sanior, his sister ............. MARGARET IRBY john Wayne, owner of the Rancho de los Alamitos .... .... A RTHUR LIPSKI LEFT T0 RIGHT Bob Casey, Arthur Lipski, Robert Eastwood, Lois Ledford, Beverly Pickens, Margaret Bodman Jack Dillman, Margaret Mason, Charles Gibson, Margaret Irby, Don Welch, Y: ef! X ff' T W . F E e Umone 1 as f Gas: F 1 ff X x .4 XXX.,- f,f' ff. 5 XX ' .27 .f ' GZ ' l f 4 G ' ' -Z' If - - e Q., ff ' X' Z By Agnes E. Peterson On a stormy autumn night a stranger comes to the remote ranch house of Mr. John Wayne, who has mys- teriously disappeared. When greeted as Professor Hal- lett fan archaeologist whom Mr. Wayne has been expectingj the stranger, who is in reality Mr. Wayne's cousin Jim, assumes the mistaken identity in order to make it easier to hunt for some hidden treasure on the ranch. When the real professor arrives and finds out that Jim Wayne is using his name, he in turn assumes the name of Tommy Tinker so that he can expose the false professor. Also arriving later in the night are Mr. Wayne's niece, Nancy, and a beautiful Mexican senorita, Pepita del Santos, who says she is married to Mr. John Wayne, but when the professor takes off his disguise of dark glasses and muflier the next day, she Ends out MISS MADGE QUIGLEY Dfamatirr Director it is he who is her husband. The day ends with the discovery of Tlaloc, an Indian idol, and his treasure, the reappearance of Mr. Wayne and Nancy, who previously disappearedg the fleeing of the false professor to Mexico, and a proposal of mar- riage from Tommy Tinker to Nancy. Ezra: Don't be rilly, 'Mandy ll',r Mr. Wayne birrelff LEFT TO RIGHT: Jack Dillman, Robert Eastwood, Bev erly Pickens, Joyce Patterson, Margaret Bodman Arthur Lipski, Charles Gibson, Margaret Mason Margaret Irby, Don Welch. 5 7 Hin i' 4 W rl 1' I .4 5, hull' W 54 J we ZW. 1 .W , l, if, a. y- in. 'ilvn-M, z',:.:.'- N. ,GLS 40 ' ' sv yd' f f ,fi--o A ? I ' , ,Q ,,, t 'Lv ,E i, A' , .it ,- vi, ll fl i 'Ji l' ' X I If ll' I ll' 'ull mill' n if , I fl L 'ew . K' TLALOC Nawa: Nawa ray no one ga from house tonight, LEFT TO RIGHT.' Bob Casey, Margaret Mason, Beverly Pickens, Charles Gibson, Jack Dillman, Robert Eastwood Lois Ledford. Proferror: Me take the box? Preparterour. ' LEFT T0 RIGHT: Lois Ledford, Robert Eastwood, Bev- erly Pickens, Joyce Patterson, Don Welch, Margaret Irby. ,.,. ,, Y A +3 I ' g ft I F i A 5 . 1 ii, ,Z i f '-1 s ,wma Howard: You FalL1ead! i Left to right: jim Paris, joe Nichols Don Meyer, Donna Riesen, 1 Mary Williford. 1 fever invades the campus. Mrs, Spangler's rooming-house for college boys is the scene of many unusual happenings. Ed Burns, a chemistry On the day before commencement at Brookfield College-spring? student, is experimenting with a substitute for dynamiteg Vic Lewis, an art student, has set up his easel in the living roomg Howard Brant, is frantically typing a term paper on zoology which has to be turned in before he can be graduated the next day. Many fantastic situations arise which mainly concern Howard's passing zoology and Vic completing his first commissioned picture, but, all ends entirely to everybody's satisfaction. l 4 l 1 1 Vic: Sudden altace. Her heart. It'.r very .reriau.r. Left to right: jim Parir, Billie Stratlon, Gilberl Lincoln, Kallaurine Keaton, foe N i r lv 0 lr, Dorothy Dufy, Don Meyer. fi 'N wa, ga i - .4-v f ... ,.- M- First row, left to right: Monta Mae Chapman, Suzanne Schall, Helen Van Winkle, Virginia Cannon, Ann Willson. ff? Q fa f Second row, left to right: Phyllis Bryan, Don Meyer, jim Pruyne, jim Paris, Frank Wolfe. Third row, left to right: joe Nichols, Gilbert Lincoln, john Sitferd, Gordon Hart, Miss Madge Quigley, sponsor. Not pictured: Ralph Goodwin. sf The Yorick Troupe was organized by Woodson Tyree, dramarics in- structor, in 1930, as an honorary dramatics society. All members of the Yorick Troupe have had at least 100 hours of dramatic technique, make-up, or staging. Reading left to right: Patty Schumacher, publicity, john Sifferd, stage and scenery, june Elwell, assistant property manager, Bob Parrish, stage and scenery, joan Bowker and Carol Wood, business managers, Harold Roger, Mary Barrett, Thurman Schwettman, and joan Gentry, stage and scenery, Irene Braden, properties, and M. U. Greer, faculty assistant. Those not pictured: Helen Van Winkle, stu- dent director, john Walton, Barbara Turvey, Suzanne Schall, and Zack Taylor, stage and scenery, Ima jean Hise, Dorothy Gilliam, and Betty Richardson, programs, Lavonne Cooper, publicity, Dixie Weber, house man- ager, Gladys Main, Leola Spellman, Carolyn Bagby, and Arnold Ritchie, faculty assist- ants. to right: Monta Mae Chapman, costumes, Charlene Lee, business manager, Marcena Davis, properties, Ruby Angus, student director, john Sifferd and jim Sif- ferd, stage and scenery. Those not pictured: Barbara Whitehurst, jerry Mann, june Oxford, Stanley Hollis, and Paul Andrews, stage and scenery, Margaret Bodman, properties, Nancy Wood, and Keith Frankenfield, costumes, Dorothy Duffy and the Commercial Department, programs, Thelma Danford, busi- ness manager, Lillian Shuster, M. U. Greer, Eulyn Dynes, Anne C. Ellis, Earl Sullins and Harry Brown, faculty as- sistants. Reading left to right: john Sifferd, stage and scenery, Phil Zuvanich, business manager, Grace Mae Taylor, costumes, Monta Mae Chapman, student director, Mary Lou Riggs, costumes, and jacque- line Stevenson, properties. Those not pictured: Phyliss Bryan, stu- dent director, june Beaver, properties, Sarah Boyles, publicity, Donna Cramm, house manager. f fe 'wfX - - s .Maude-wil FIRST ROW.' Marcena Davis, R. Vanover, Charles Powell, jim Futhey, Earl Mallory, Sarah Young, Kathleen For- shee, Clarinets. SECOND ROW: Anne Clements, Mary Lou Ott, Clarinetsg Murel Schlapbach, Norene Dupy, Horns, Betty Magurl, Ray Hendley, Ira Mallory, Clarinets. . THIRD ROW: Bob Maddox, Don Morgan, Comets, jim Spiller, Donald Daily, Saxophonesg Otis Burris, Alto Clari- net, Don Postelwait, Saxophone, Lester Martin, Bassoon, Bob Johnston, Carl Kapell, Baritone, jack Conway, Trombone. FOURTH ROW: Bill Edwards, Yvonne Creech, Percussiong Arthur Smith, Bass Drum, H. D. Harmon, Leroy Combs, Bill Bush, Tuba, jackie Troupe, Drumg Mr. Sadlo, Director. 9' JACK CONWAY CLYDE THORNTON Preridenl Vive-Preyidenl 1 Majorettes jerry Lane, Betty Hill, and Colleen Shannon Drum Major and Band Queen Drum Major DONAL POSTELXVAIT 5-J First row, left to right: Mr. George Sadlo, Instructor, Joyce Watson, president. Second row: Marilyne Crill, vice-president, Marilyn Ferguson, Secretary ORCHESTRA MEMBERS C ' Violin: Barbara Burglund, Betty Dan'hour, Judith Deaton, Marilyn Ferguson, Helen Fowler, Ima Jean Hise, Oma June Hise, Beatrice Perdue, Joyce Watson, Roberta West. Flute: Mary Barrett, Marilyne Crill, Patsy Suit. Viola: Mary May, Barbara Petross. Cello: Elnora Nelsen. Clarinet: Annabelle Clements, Ray Hendley, Charles Powell, R. J. Vanover. Horn: Norene Dupy, Charles Cobb. Corner: Clyde Thornton, Bob Maddox, Wayne Brownlield. Saxophone: Otis Burris, Norman Hedges, Don Poselewaite. Trombone: Jack Conway. Drums: Jackie Troup, Jane Ellen Cobb. 7 l Q Q . 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NN 0 ull 4:g'QWnl,.'N fs N N 0 ' cap' EULYN DYNES M U GREER MISS VISTULA FLOX D D 1OCHT'f5'1iefSPOnSOf Pat Allspaugh Dynamiter 44, 45, 465 Glee Club 465 Scholarship Award 455 Pon Dram Panic 44, 45, Office Staff 45, 465 junior Miss property manager 455 Stu- dent Council Book store 46. Ruby Angus Homeroom Secretary 435 Scholarship Pin 44, 455 Library Club 44, 455 Secre- tary 445 Headed for Eden Student Director 455 Student Council repre- sentative 455 B,P.W. rep- resentative 455 Best Citi- zen 46. Bob Atkinson Odessa, T e x a s5 Football 46. Charles Austin june Baker Max Basore Marines 46. Ruth Bass Homeroom Vice-President 445 Homeroom War Stamp Chairman 445 Girls Octet 455 Glee Club 45, 465 Vice-President 46. Raymond Bearden B a s lc e t ball 44, 45, 465 Track 44, 45, 46. june Beaver Glee Club 455 Poncan igaff 465 Bowling League Barbara Beck Dynamiter 44, 455 Girls Glee Club 44, 465 Activity Office 465 Poncan Staff 45, 465 Pon Dram Panic 465 Homeroom Vice-President 445 Homeroom President 455 Stamp Chairman 45. Virginia Becker Dynamiter 445 Homeroom Vice-President 445 Home- room Secretary 455 Pon Dram Panic 44. joe Bellinghausen T. 8: I. Club 44, 455 War Stamp Chairman 45, 46. George Bewley Bob Bowker S t u cl e nt Council Repre- sentative 44, 46. Sarah Boyles Dynamiter 44, 455 G.A.A. 45, 465 Homeroom Presi- dent 465 Seven Keys to Baldpaten 455 Pon Dram Panic 44, 45, 465 Poncan Staff 46. Ellen Brett Social Studies Scholarship Award 44, 45, High hool Mathematics Schol- rslup Award, 45, Bronze cholarship Ping D r i v e s hairman, 44, Drives Cap- in 45. Birdielaou Briscoe ' sc I , I S . C ta Broaddus Flag Bearer, 44, Cheer- leader 45, Dynamite: 43, Scholarship Award 44, Pon Dram Panic 45, Cat ale Staff 431 Poncan tai 45g Activity Oilice Nancy 44, 4's, G.A.A. 44, 45, 'r s 45. Peggy Brown juanita Browning Cafeteria Assistant 45, 46. 44, 45, 46, G. 46, S t u d e n t Representative 46, for Eden 46, stage assistant, S e v e n Keys to Baldpatej' 45, Bronze Scholarship Pin 45. Nina Mae Buck . Dynamiter 45, G.A.A. 45, 46, Poncan Staff 46. Bob Camblin Football 44, 45, Wrest- ling 45, 46, Track 45, 46, Drives Chairman 45, Pon- can Staff 45, Annual Staff 44, 45. virginia Cannon Dynamiter 44, 45, 46, President 46, G.A.A. 45, 46, Cafeteria Cashier 45, 46, Pon Dram Panic 44, 45, 46, B.P.W. Represen- tative, 46, junior Miss 45, Seven Keys to Bald- pate 45, Homeroom Vice- President 45, Homeroom Secretary 45, Drives Chair- man 45, Best Citizen 46. Pat Carver Dynamiter 44, 45, 46, Glee Club 44, 45, 46, Pon Dram Panic 44, 45. Monta Mae Chapman Homeroom Secretary, 43: G.A.A. 44, 45, 46, Vice- President 46, Dynamiters 44, 45, 46, Student Coun- cil representative 44, 45, Student Council Secretary 46, Seven Keys to Bald- pate 45, Physical Educa- tion Letter, Poncan Staff 44, 45, Feature Editor 45, Best Citizen 45, Girl's State summer of 45, Pon Dram Panic 44, 45, Main Ofhce Assistant 44, 45. Dorothy Clinoon Homeroom Secretary 43: Pon Dram Panic 44, ' Homeroom President 45. Charles Cobb Student Council represen- tative 44,War Stamp Chairman 45, Homeroom ' l i President 46, Band 44. 1 l l Bill Conner Pon Dram Panic 44, 45, 46, Hnmeroom President 45, War Stamp Chairman 44. 1 Band 45, 46, Orches- 45, 46, Vice- Homeroom 453 Panic 45. Betty Sue Cook President of Penguin Club 46, Student Council Rep- resentative 45, P o n c a n Typist 44, 45. Donna Cram War Stamp Chairman 44, 45g Dynamiter 44, 45, 46g G.A.A. 44, 45, 46g Cheer- leader 46, President Home- room 45, Football Queen 46. Bob Creech Glee Club 45, 46g Track 45, 46g Wrestling 46, Horse Shoe Champion 44, Homeroom President 44, Homeroom Vice-President 44. Patricia Crooks Dynamiter 44, 45, 46g Dy- namiter Attendance Secre- tary 46, G.A.A. 45g Home- room Recording Secretary 465 Homeroom Attendance Secretary 45, Scholarship Din 44, Poncan Staff 46. Don Crosson Golf 44 455 Sergeant-ab Arms of T. and I. Clut 455 Homeroom President 46. . , L ,,vQ. Dellie Cusick Glee Club 45, 465 Mixed Chorus 45, 465 Homeroom Vice-President 46. Bob Davis Cheerleader 45, 465 Jun- ior Miss, 45, Stu d e nt Council Representative 45. Pat Davis G.A.A. '44, 45, 46, Stu- dent Council Representa- tive 44g Homeroom Secre- tary 45, Homeroom At- tendance Secretary 46, Mixed Doubles Shuffle- board Award 44g Scholar- ship Pin 44, 45g Activity Office 46, Pon Dram Panic 463 Poncan 46. Norma Jean Deibel Bowling Club 45g Assist- ant Stamp Chairman 46. Norma Lee Dodson Dynamiter 44, 45, 465 G. A.A. 45. 463 I-Iomeroom Drives Chairman 455 Homeroom Assistant War Stamp Chairman 44. Pete Doughty Navy 46. Dorothy Duffy Secretary of Sophomore Class 44, Cheerleader 45, 465 Pon Dram Panic 44, 45, 46g Scholarship Pin 45, Dynamiter 44, 45, 465 G.A.A. 44, 45, 46, Leap Week Play 455 War Stamp Chairman 453 Girl's State 45, Best Citizen 46. Preston Dunlap Bill Ellifrit Student Council 44, 455 Football 44, 45, 465 Bas- ketball 44, 45, 46, Pon Dram Panic 44, Drives Chairman 45. Eleanor Erickson Dynamiter 44, 45, 46g Vice-President of Dyna- miters 46g Cafeteria Cash- ier 45, 463 Student Coun- cil 45, 465 Best Citizen 453 Secretary of junior Class 45, Vice-President of Senior Class 463 G.A.A. 45, 463 G.A.A. President 46, Pon Dram Panic 45, 465 Senior B.P.W. Girl 46, Tumbling Clube 44, 45, 46. i :a f . g K . 4. Charles Fagg Treasurer of T. 84 I. Club, 45. Dorothy Feagins Dynamiter 44, 45, 465 G.A.A,5 Pon Dram Panic 44, 45. Dorothy Finney Earlene Gaines Russell, Kansas. Clifford Gardner Secretary of F.F,A. 465 Fra. 43, 44, 45, 46. . .5 T. at 1. Club. 444, Charles 9 1 ' 1 ' Gaugef K T' fl ai. 4 4. all if N , . i 5 .w..' X . 5, . ff' Y 34 1 -A as . -'4' Gem Football 455 Basketball 44, 45, 465 Homeroom Secre- tary 445 Sergeanbat-Arms . ..., 45' P55 M34-we 5. 1 4 Ei 4 +5 W, i fx 4 Q 4 W5 2 X 49144 4 . i f Jack uri Q . Mfg. Gilbert Y student Council 44, 455 'W Homeroom President 44, v-': 455 Machine Shop Award 44, 455 Wrestling 455 Se- ' nior Class President 453 Reel Roller 445 Boy's State 5 X 45 5 Best Citizen 46. eene 3 4 Betty Gillham G.A.A. Dorothy Gilliam War Stamp Chairman 445 Scholarship in G e n e r a 1 English 45: G.A.A. 45, Ralph Goodwin Honor Society 44, 455 Bi- ology Club 465 Seven Kefys to Baldpate 455 Headed for Eden 46. jane Gray G.A.A. 44, 453 Dynamite: 43, 44, 455 Pon Dram Panic 455 Poncan 44, 45. Richard Green War Stamp Chairman 44, 455 Golf 45, 46. Gene Grogan Stage Work 44, 45, 465 President of Homeroom 45. Don Guinn Woodwork Award 45. Elinor Hamlin Harkins Wrestling 44, 45, 44, 45. Billie Jean Harper Girl's Glee Club 44, 46, Mixed Chorus 44, 45 Thomasine Harris Activity Office 464 Treas- urer of Penguin Club 46. Forrest Harrisberger Cat Tale Editor-in-Chief 46g President Art Club 46, Poncan staff 46g Home- room Vice-President 453 Cat Tale Art Editor 45g Boy's State 453 Homeroom President 44, Pon Dram Panic 44, Best Citizen 46. Wyvonne Harrison Dynamiter 44, 45, 46, G. A.A. 44, 453 Secretary of Homeroom 443 Glee Club 45, Silver and Gold Gym Awards 44, 45g Student Council 46. Gordon Hart Cat Tale Business Mana- ger 46, Poncan Staff 463 School Treasurer 46g Cat Tale Staff 45g Seven Keys to Baldpatef' 45, Junior Miss, 45g Pon Dram Panic 44. Charles Hassenfratz Basketball 44, 45, 46. Joyce Hawkins Student Council Dynamiter 44, 453 45, 46, G.A.A. Secretary 46, Pon Dram Panic 45, 465 Homeroom 44 46 44 Poncan Loft 46' William Hawthorne Vice-President of Home- room 44, President Home- room 44, T. 8: I. Club 45. Velma H1 Dynajniter 445 45, 46, Pon Dram 44g Poncan General Business 44' Homeroom Secretary Robert Hime Independence, Kansas. Pat 'Hodges Homeroom sentative 465 465 Girls Octet Waylen Holder Football 44 45 46 Bas ketball 44 45 46 Student Council Representative 44 Homeroom Secretary 45 Drives Chairman 44 Walter Hopkins Jack Konklin Honor Society 44, 45. Laureda Landis Caroline Lane Homeroom Vice-President 45, Dynamiter 45. Frances Lane Art Club 46, Pon Dram Panic 44, 455 Dynamiter 44, 45, 46. Homeroom Secretary 441 l-lomemom Stamp Chair- man 44g Dynamiter 44, G.A.A. 45, Majorette Art Club 46, Pon ram Panic 45, 46, Queen 46. Catherine Lee Dynamiter 44, 45, 46g Treasurer 463 G.A.A. 45, 46: Honieroom Vice-Presi- dent 441 Homeroom Sec- retary 45g Girls Glee Club 463 Mixed Chorus 463 Scholarship Award 44,453 Spanish I Award 45. Virginia Lee Homeroom Secretary 45, 46, Dynamiter 44, Glef: Club 44, 45, 46, Mixed Chorus 45, 46. Gerald Lewis Gilbert Lincoln Yorick Troupe 44 Masque and Gavel 44 45 44 Pon Dram Panic 44, 465 Student Council 5 Homeroom President 453 Poncan Staff 44, 45, Pon- can Editor 463 junior Miss 45, Seyen Keys to Baldpaten 45, Headed for Eden, 46, Literary Club 44, 45, A.A.U.W. Creative Writing Award 451 Boys State 455 D.A.R. American History Award 45. Herbert Lon g ack Lowen Football 44, 45 46, Cap tain 46g Track 44, 45, 463 Best Citizen 46, S e n i o r Rotarian 46g Boys Glee Club 45, 46, Vice-Presi- dent 46, Homeroom Presi- dent 44, 45, 46, Student Council Representative 443 Boys Pep Club Vice-Presi- dent 45, Pon Dram Panic 45, 46. Polly McCarty Pon Dram Panic 44, Dy- namiters 44, 45g G.A.A. 44, 45, War Stamp Chair- man 44g Penguin Club 46. Charlotte McClevinus Home Making Club 45, 46. Bill McClung Football 44g Basketball 44, 45, 46, Bronze Scholar- ship Pin, War Stamp Chairman 44, 455 Home- room President 44, 46. Clarence McCurry Betti McMahan Dynamiter 45 S e v e n Keys to Baldpate student director 45 P o n D r a m Panic 45 Be Madderra Virginia Mahnke Homeroom Secretary 44 46 Homeroom President Phyllis Mann Dynamiter 44. 45, 463 G. A.A. 44, 45, 463 Home- room President 45. Benny Jo Martin Marcene Mead War Stamp Chairman 453 G.A.A. 45, Homeroom Secretary 463 P e n g u i n Club 463 Girls State 45. Don Meyer Student Council President 463 Senior Rotarian 463 Quiz Kid 463 Headed for Eden, 463 junior Class President 453 Best Citizen 453 Outstanding junior Student 453 Assistant Edi- tor of Cat Tale 453 Seven Keys to Baldpate, 453 Boys State 45g Sophomore Class Vice - President 443 Outstanding Sophomore Student 443 Pon Dram Panic 433 Honor Society 44, 45, 463 Masque and Gavel 44, 45, 46. Wilma Mullins Glee Club 44, 45g Poncan Typist 44, 45, 463 Home- room Drives Chairman 45 Wfanda Nelson jackie Morris Eoynamitef 443 G.A,A. 44, Main Oflice Assistant 46. Emma Lou Moyer 00 Nichols Main Office Assistant 44, 45, 463 Seven Keys to Baldpate, 453 Student Council Representative 453 Headed for Eden, 463 Business manager of Pon- can 46, Bowling League 45. Frost restling 44, 45, 463 A Rose Marie Mullins rack 45, 463 War Stamp Nix Football 44, 45, 463 W T Chairman 45. Curt Norman Vice-President of Bombers 45. Evelyn North Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 45. june Oxford Bob Paden Football 443 H o m e room Drives Chairman 44, Pon Dram Panic 45. Juanita Paisley Dynamiter 44, 455 Poncan Staff 45, 46, Associate Edi- tor 463 Pon Dram Panic 44, 455 I-lomeroom Secre- tary 453 Literary Club 44, 45. lim P aris 0 homore Class Presi ent 44 Student Council epresentative 44 junior .lass Vice President 45, junior Miss, 453 Seven leys to Baldpatej' 453 est Citizen 45, Student Iouncil Vice-President 463 ootball 44, 45, 46. -Iomeroom President 442 S p '- l 3 . ' t ' 3 ' 5 Peggy Parker Oklahoma City, Okla- homa, Speech 46. Bob Peck Band 45, 44, 453 Major 44, Pon Dra P a n i c 443 Glee Club 44, rapher Cat Tale Badminton A w a r Homeroom Drives man 44, Orchestra 43 Dovie Pelts Loree Pitsenberger Geraldine Potter Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. ...3a....' .5 as - r . Robert Lee Prewitr Gallant Knights Chess Club 44, junior Miss, , , A . vw., -.....,.,,,,.,..... 335' i f rf Q. if L f Reddeu 1 5 Football 45, 463 Basket- , xi ,ff ball 45, 459 Pon Dfam 4- Panic 45g Homeroom Pres- ident 45, 463 Cafeteriaggggg' ig ? -' Cashier 46. 1 .5 il 'I Dorotha .Robinson M Ann Rcllbrilnson Betty Lou Richardson War Stamp Chairman 44, 453 Vice-President of Pen- guin Commercial Club 46. Mike Roland Reel Roller 44, 459 T. 6: I. Club 45, President 46, Pon Dram Panic 44, Student Council Representative 45. Donna Riesen G.A.A.g Dynamiter 44, 452 l-Iomeroom Drives Chair- man 44. Mary Lou Riggs War Stamp Chairman 44, Library Club 443 Oliice Assistant 45, 465 Attend- ance Award 45. Phyllis Rollier Dynamiter 45, 46, Girls Glee Club 44, Pon Dram Panic 44, 45, 46g Biology Club 46. Sally Sale Dynamite: 44, 45, 46, Sec- retary 463 G.A.A. 45, 461 Poncan Staff 46g Pon Dram Panic 465 Bowling League 45. .Nil if - - Al Betty Schnitzer Schweisberger Bill Scovill Basketball 43, 44, 45g Football 45g Student Council Representative 453 Lil Abner 45 Buddy Secrest Boys Gym Award 44. Colleen Shannon Dynamiter 44, 45, 46g G. A.A. 45, 463 Homeroom Attendance Secretary 463 Drum Maiorette 465 Pon Dram Panic 45, 46. Tommy Skaggs Alean Slater Nita Io Sloan Dynamiter 44, 45, 46. Mary Lee Smallwood john R. Smith Basketball 44 45 Vincent Smith Alan Stangeland Wrestling 44, 455 Band 43, 445 Orchestra 44. Jacqueline Stephenson Great Bend, Kansas. Bill Stingley Football 445 W restling 465 Homeroom Vice-Presi- dent 445 Pon Dram Panic 44, 45, 46. Lorene Stolhand Billie Stratton Senior Class Secretary 465 Student Council Repre- sentative 455 Activity Olhce 455 Homeroom Sec- retary 44, 455 Dynamiter 44, 455 Pon Dram Panic 445 Best Citizen 46. Kathryn Stubblelield Summer Service Club 445 Homeroom Vice-President 44, 453 Pon Dram Panic 445 G.A.A. 44. Beffy Tape I-my 'MPP War Stamp Chairman 44. Al Taylor Football 44, 45, 465 Wrestling 445 Homeroom President 455 Homeroom Vice-President 465 War Stamp Chairman 44, 455 Boys State 455 Best Citi- zen 46. Carol Taylor El Dorado Kansas' Pon Dram Panic 46. Grace Mae Ta lor y G.A.A. 455 Biology Club Lucille Taylor War Stamp Chairman 455 Homeroom President 45. I Raymond Taylor Homeroom President 445 Homeroom Secretary 465 Student Council Re pre- sentative 44, 455 Secretary of T. 8: I. Club 45. Shirley Timpy Orchestra 445 Homeroom Vice-President 445 Home- room Secretary 455 Stu- dent Council Representa- tive 465 War Stamp Chair- man 44. .A ff Twyla Titus G.A.A. 44, 45, Treasurer of G.A.A. 45, President of H 0 m e Economics C I u b 45, War Stamp Chairman 45, Homeroom Secretary 45, Dynamiters 45. Mariellen Tooman Homeroom President 45 Arm 44, 45, 46, G. 44, 45, 46, Olfrce 45. 46, War Stamp' 45, 46, Home- Secretary 44, 45, Dram Panic 45. Louisiana Maxine Vierson Dynamiters 44, Secretary Homeroom 44, Victory Stamp Chairman 45. Katherine Voss Girls Glee Club 44, 45, 46, Mixed Chorus 44, 45, 46, Band Queen Attend- ant 45, 46, Oiiice Assist- ant 45, 46, Homeroom Secretary 45, Senior Play 44. Dynamiters 44, 45, 46, Little Symphony 44, 45, 46, G.A.A. 45. 46, Quiz Kids 46, President of Or- chestra 46, Student Coun- cil Representative 45, At- tendance Secretary 46. jo Ann Watts Homeroom Secretary 44, Dynamiters 44, Glee Club 45, 46, Mixed Chorus 45, 46, Octet 45, Glee Club and Mixed Chorus Pianist 45, 46, Glee Club Presi- dent 46. Charlotte Weathers Muskogee, Okla., 45. rchestra 44, 45, 46, 44, 45, 45, 46, Wfalter Whitcrow Drives Chairman 44, Vice-President of Home- room 44, Student Council Representative 45, Drives Chairman 45, Secretary oi T. Bc I. Club 45. Club 45, 46, Mixed 46, Pon Dram 45, 46, Art Club Mary Williford Art Club 46, Secretary of Homeroom 44, 45, Liter- ary Club 44, Pon Dram Panic Property Manager 45, Essay Award 44, 20th Century Club Award 45, Associate Feature Editor Poncan Staff 45. Ann Homeroom Secretary 44, 45, War Stamp Chairman 44, Drives Chairman 44, Homeroom President 45, Bronze Scholarship 44, Ofhce Helper 45, jr, Miss 451 Pon Panic 45, Headed 46, Cat Tale Assistant Ed. 46, B.P.W. 46, 46, B.P,W. 46, Tele- Queen 45, Glee 46: Girls Octet 46, Chorus 46. Verne Chairman 44, War Chairman 45. Frank Wolfe Pon Dram Panic 43, Sev- en Keys to Baldpate 45, Homeroom President 45. John Wolfe Basketball 44, 45, 46, Boys Glee Club 45, 46, Pon Dram Panic 45, War Stamp Chairman 45. Don Drumm Ordnanceman, 1st Class, G r e a t Lakes, Memphis, Tennessee, jacksonville, Florida, Norfolk, Vir- ginia, N e w York, N e w York, Boston, Massachu- setts, Seattle. Washington, San Francisco, California, Honolulu. Aboard U.S.S. Bunker Hill, U.S.S. Wasp. With 58th Task F o rc e 3 years, 3 months, 15 days. Good C o n d u ct Medal, Asiatic Pacific Ribbon with 12 battle stars. Philippine Liberation Ribbon with 2 battle stars, Am. Theatre Ribbon. Raymond T. Elmer, jr. Coxswain, U. S. Navy. Football 41, Wrestling 42. Served aboard U.S.S. Mis- sissippi: Gilbert Islands, Marshall qlslands, Philip- p i n e Islands, Okinawa, Palau, Christmas Islands, Caroline Islands, T o k y o Bay. Two years, 8 months in the service, 2 years, 5 months overseas. American Area Ribbon, Asiatic Pa- cific Ribbon, 7 major bat- tle stars, Philippine Liber- ation Ribbon, 2 stars, Vic- tory Ribbon. Vernon E. Finney Radarman 2nd class, U. S. Naval Reserve,,4S. Served aboard Sub Chaser: Ha- waii, Aleutians, Philippine Islands, Mariannas, Mar- shall Islands, Japan. Two years, 6 months in the service, 2 years, 2 months overseas. Pacific Area Campaign Ri bbo n with Battle Stars. Nancy Wood Dynamiter 44, 45, 46, G.A.A, 46, Homeroom Drives Chairman 44, Homeroom President 46, Pon Dram Panic 44, 45, All School Play, Costume Manager 45, 46, O f fi c e Assistant 45, 46. Jeanne Wright Grainola, Oklahoma. Robert V. Fredericks Boilermaker 1st Class, U. S. Navy. Panama, Cuba, Canada, Bahama Islands, Hawaii, Midway. Six years in the service, 31 months overseas. Sgt. Francis Phil Norman U. S. A. A. F. Football 41, 42, Band 41. Europe: England, France, Germany, Belgium, Czechoslovakia. Three years in the service, 2 years overseas. Air Medal, Presidential Cita- tion, European T h e a tr e Ribbon, 7 B a t t l e Stats, Good C o n d u ct Ribbon, Victory Ribbon. jack Fleming Norris Seaman lst Class, Naval Construction Battalions. K od i a k Islands, Alaska, Point Barrow, Alaska, Sa- mar, Philippine Islands. Three years, 1 day in the service, 25 months over- seas. Phyllis Wyatt Poncan Typist 46, Secre- tary of Penguin Commer- cial Club 46. Philip Zuvanich Homeroom Vice-President 44, Pon Dram Panic 44, 46, Student Council Rep- resentative 46, Football 44, 45, Basketball 45, 46, Quiz Kid 45, Best Citizen 46. Ira C. Smith Technician 5th G r a d e. Armored Field Artillery. Scotland, England, France, Germany, Luxembourg, Belgium, Holland, Czecho- slovakia. Two y e a r s , 8 months in the service, 1 year, 11 months overseas. Presidential Unit Citation, Verdun Ribbon. Jack Stanger Gunners Mate 5rd Class, U. S. Navy. Football 41, 42, Basketball 41, 42. Pa- cific Theatre. Thirty-four months in the service, Z7 months overseas. jack Taylor TX4, Infantry. Diploma, El Dorado, K a n s a s . New Zealand, New Caledonia, Luzon, Nagoya, Japan. Two years, 7 months in the service, 2 years over- seas. Purple Heart, Good Conduct Ribbon, Luzon Liberation Ribbon, Asiatic Ribbon, 2 bronze stars, Infantry Combat Badge. Senion whore pirture: do 101 appear: Floyd C h a rl e s Baker, Dwain Bradshaw, Dale ' Buchanan, Charles Allen Cob- ler, David Lane, George Mar- tin, Bill Slaven, L a V e r n e Taylor. 'g-,'-,... '-W if A X 4.1 Q? 'li ,gg H-219' M Q X Assistant Sponsors: MISS CAROLYN BAG- BY, MISS MARY BYERLEY, MRS. MARY LOUISE CASSITY, WILLIAM HIATT, MISS JOSEPHINE HOUSTON, MISS GLADYS MAIN, MRS, VELMA MITCHELL. 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