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

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1949 volume:

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W e tread, with hands unguided, with feet unshod, With eyes unlighlvncdg and yet, with steadfast mind, SWINBURNE 144' if is ,vw W'ork while you work, play urhilv you playg All llltll you do, do with your mighlg This is tho way lo bv vhcvrflil and gayf Things done by halves are mfver done right. K. C ' ..- 3+ L 'W STODDA RT WM e EWUWA w W5W W Wwfw 44 WWHW , W. tg! WWMCQQW My '-:MAL S lf 1 1 1' . 1' t v V , if 'AAA iii' S J .. S.. ' I , A t q 'f A- nf. ,, - Education-a debt due from present to 3 future generations. 1, , Q ' ' . ' 'Q , , ' , , n N uf . ' ' W . , 'I ' X F z 5' . ' A . s ' s 1 . ' ' - 1 4 . - O i v UNIU?UNIU!N?lIllfl!WWJffWWl!WMIlWJlMWffWWWlIM Wd!VMMM9i NHUNHN?INUUHNW DEDICATIO In recognition of your interest and never tiring service to our school, we dedicate this tenth volume of the 'sCat Talei' to you, J. WIN PAYNE, Superintendent of the Ponca City Schools. During my twelve years of association with the Ponca City Schools and especially during the three years I have served as Superintendent, it has given me great satisfaction to view the con- stant growth of School Spirit and Student accomplishment in both the academic and co-curricular areas of the Ponca City Senior High School. This graduating class has given further impetus to this worthy tradition. During the War years many of our former students made the Supreme Sacrifice and others served with distinction, bringing great honor to themselves, to Ponca City Senior High School, to their state and to this nation. The challenges of today, though of a different nature, are definite, namely: to preserve Democracy at home and to promote World Cooperation so that World Peace may become a reality. By attacking these two issues in the same manner that this class of '49 has attacked all school problems, your contri- bution to your generation can so-ar to an unprecedented height. -3- Administration Loft lo right: Mr. Charles Duffyg Mrs. Jesse B. Washam: Mr. E. M Trout, President of School Board: J. Win Payne, Superintendent of Schools: Mr. Robert B. Sale. Mr. O. W. Meyer: Mr. Bill Oliverg Mr. R Walker: Mr. Don V. Eelsg Mr. Leo Dixon. . gg-f N -Y in Pm V hz, MR. HOMER 5. ANDERSON, Q M, H I'Uyllf3: Mr- Va' ' C r . zelhnysen ff blk Prim-ipal 'X' , ii e o, E aw wr X ig -. W 4 li' I UF ICE MRS. FLORA CALUSHA Attendance Clerk W l A MISS COLLEEN PENISTEN, Secretary to Mr. Anderson, Mr. Sullins, and Assistant to Miss Shuster. MISS IDA MAE BARROW Registrar OFFICE HEI,I'EI'IS, from left to right: Margaret Mcllinly, Genevieve Ponlter, Virginia Phelps, Connie Ferrier, Darlyne Carr, Allana Drake, Margie Harney, Helen Schwanke, and Donna Dnroy. -10- OFFICE HELPERS, from left to right: Jackie Troup, Edwin Aden, Mildred Schockman, Reed McAlister, Lois Ann Rozell. Henri Lehow, Joyce Johnston, and Phyllis Slireckengaust. Patsy Chance not pictured. ACTIVITY OFFICE -if MlSS l,lLl,lAN SHUSTEK. Ilirvrlnr of cxtra-rurrirular arlivirivs l RlCl'lARll Nl'lAl., Svhnol Trvasurvr Offioe Help:-rs, left to right: June Livingston, Marion Deakins, .lane Wilkinson, Richard Neal, Doris Williams. Virginia Spicer. Not pinun-d: Geneva Cassingham. Those who lend the infirmary, left to right: Mary ,lo Ormond, Willena Clevenger, Earline Sober, Sue Maud- lin. Not pirtured: Pat Krause, Barbara McCinty, if 'S f-rg. . f' I 1 I., .A - ' ' N wifi X V MI if Science: MR. MARION U. GIIEIIII, Head of Department, Chemistry, Physirs: MRS. MII,- DRED SANDOZ, Biology, Psychology, MRS. NA'rHAI.Ir: ROBERTS, Biology. Languages: Mus, FAYI-1 SACKETT, Spanishg MISS KATHERINE KAIIFFMAN. Latin. World History. 0 I-Qi 'A .5 -Ui l 51 ,.p' S X S .wk Jv- ?' i' l 'f . Library: MISS ELVA CURTIS. J I Tigffiglgx v 2-'la-lffi E xW' 91- if Business Education: MISS LEOLA SPELLMAN, Head of Department, Commercial Lab, Office Practice, Typ- ing, MISS ADDIE BI-:LL TINs- LEY, Typing, Mas. MARY Lomsr: C.assrrY, Shorthand, Bookkeeping. Registrar, MISS Im MAI-: Bumow. 6. W 'o llyIr0F C' 1 bds' 000 i C9-5Q Ae! ,XY we we I9 ,fl'1'l'il'iYlg the gunxts al Ihr' Chrisllnas bnnquvt at Ihr' Continental ff1Ifvl1'rifI. Mathematics: Mus. ANNE C. ELLIS, Head of Department, Advanced Mathematics Mn. ALLEN ROBSON, High School Mathe- matics. Athletirs, MISS Mun' BYIQIILI-:L Plane Geometry. NK, 4- 'K J, . K I Si., 1 7-KA - , A IJ.. it PAWS ' ow' I I-I ,mm 4. In 1 1 ' J I , -MM . 'af Q. E Y f - .Q fgi , iv' . fl 'ii' , .. .,.,, Mg . g f il f ' I 525 ' if . 1 I r A w ,-.. muff. .. , , A , ,, .. , 5 ,,w , ,, .Ax f ' ' ks .42 3: . in .E . :' igiiizfz.-,illii Fi f lf'hnl's rho mailer. Mr. Robson? Hursur: MISS CoI.I.I1I-:N PEN- ISTEN. Atlendanrv Clerk Mns. FLORA GAl.IISHA. 5 an , I , , ,Q . f., - 3 4. , x 1 1 f fv- uf lx -ff? I .1 W I x ljilllllf you get amy' mail? Speech: MINS MADf2PI Q LEY, Speech. English. MIss GLADYS MAIN. Art, lering. Pllnlngrupliy. ' 111.3 1 A 4 -- if' Q I 4 'Q' IV? -Q rf -,,, acult En flislz: Miss lI,III0I.vN BACBY. Head of De- A . I , l puriinem. AIIIerIfIaII Liivraiurez Mus MAIII C-vb BIIIGIIAM, lznglislu. lunglisli Lileruuire. Jmirnnlisiiiz Mus. JEAN Russ, lznglisli. V rv . gvj. If ' Rcznlin-I and word suuly. 1 I .fn . A Mus, lNlII.llRED KI-:I,I.I'. Amer English: Mns, WII.I.II-1 WII,IcINsoN. English: Miss MAIITIIA JANE LANGLI-:In Business English. American Literauire. iran l.i1eralIIrr'. 17, ll hal II II lun' .5Irnwb1'rry or Royal f.r0wn? ',fGFIiFIIl.4f1SlMlS5 EIILI' N DYNES. Hume Making, Home Livingg MISS Esrnsn SAI.I.Erj, Cafeteria Com- mercial Cookeryz MR. DEL- BERT CAII1.II.Ieg Truant of- ficer. Drivers' Education. . 5' 'fe-.WI , 'sfiffi , T3- . K 9 4 0 'L ,I , O 'Z ,Qfff fi . . .,,,:, fn , Eff f. , Z ELM V- N I, ,IJ Z, 2 5 Q1 , 'I if . 'W . , . ., -V kb . EN. O Soclhl Studies: MR. FLOYD D. Focnr, Head of Depart- ment, Problems of Demnc- racyg MII. BILL ARNOLD. American History, World HinorygMII. PAUL LASEMAN, World Hisloryg Mn. TIM ALEY, American History. 6 fe' .jg 4 -of ff' ' ' A l :Al ' ff' ! ya ' We P I 5 E i, ,,r, I B - I . C 1 Xl . F . 2- .X .. . 2 'X 1 fm 6, : ,K js 4 1 1 2 , if' 1 jnvlvlz 1. l nr-', x 2: ' 1, X lv ' 'X ,Q f W -1 S ,fri ,. nn, 'fi 1 .5 K, cd? . jf! as -m-k ,.. .ft n cm. V. , AA l n l Q , .-- . .f.SM.b.gf ll11uic:Mn.CHAnl.Es H.CuN- NING. Head of Deparlnu-nl. Vocal Musicg Miss Vmcmu FI-ISLER. Vocal Musiv. Instru- mental Music: MR. A. H. fPETEl LONG, Banrl. ,l Physical Erlucalion: Mn. EARL SULLINS, l-lr-all of Department. Plxysiral Education. Athletics: Mas. Vx-:LMA Mrrcznau.. Phys- ical Education: MR. lVlr:l.vlN CLQDFEL11-:a, Physical Efluvalinn. .Mhlf-tirs. ffl,-1 4 . I-no 1,1711 'lzm Mk 6ofr10.,,,wH . . K f A1 Q sc' Trmlr' nnll lrulustrirll l'f1lur'n- lion: Mk. C. A. l'lcu:L. Head uf Department. Vovalional Srivnre. Elevtririly. MR. l,Al3l. KIBTER, Marlllm Shop, Craflsg MR. ll-mln X l 'ft 0 f . I YNKQNKXU 1 1 37, tux .gill . ' 00 .L Q JI.. fl ' I .0 ci' lf' 1' I L Q .V 19 L V ' I .I , I .1 I Ma. THAINI-1 MCCORMICK, L ' , Q Woodwork, Stagecraftg MR. , 2.34- Rn 0. Bmw, Agriculture: .1,.s '?g5. Mn. TOM F. Wvnr, Diversi- Q? J - ' ,ff ,ffm fietl Occupations. BROWN, Drafting. Printing. A s .- ff N t. Q ' R. fr 1:- r-. if , 4' iff? We Who Serve Uur l':l'1'l'-flllilllflll Cafeteria l'vrsonn1'l. left Io rigllt: lnvz llunqlvl., Esther Salle-e Mary Ellen Ruins, Lester Doing: not picture-cl: Lillian Henderson. Our ,'N'1'z'r'r-tirirlg Custnclians. left to right: Gus ltrivll, Orville Stokvslmerry, ,lim Shaw, .lim Holbrook, und B011 Nottingham, who does not appear in the picture. N. zyiwiwg u w, N ,-,. 5.4 V A .' ,591-44 'WMM 7 We ffl , AZMJXQZJ Mfr , J,6f24fsQff,fZAJJ2ZLfA 'M jjfymh' Q W Mwgzfjf' iii FH.. X 4- 1'! , ' , xx, K 1 ' S . ' ., 'V-I ' , Mm-M--.xt 4, ., 4' mia: f ' ,i ,. f , if ifvw, ,,,,...- - 2 3- :I 5 -'1 L-vqhwwxmm ..,.x.XL-i,g,,,, -5 P- E 5 9 E 5 I Q Y A, ,P 'l l, I F, our mind's height by th h d H i cas s. BROWNINC. Class of 15949 --w.,,,M J' ww XXX-M ww' . xxw -gs 4-N V ' ,,,.n'!brr- 1 31 Lvfl In rigllli flvlln' I ' 1 mb fi ii A frl'l'Q'Il, Marilyn Hitzc-ll, Hivllurfl Filzpalr Chivf sponsor FLOYD Foam' Prvsillvnl G I-:N r: GR EEN V iw- prvsiflvnl RICHARD FITZPATRICK Secretary M.ARll.YN EITZEN E17- U ir. A A -iw, ' - X ,A 1,4 .an Z ff - 1 , L, f-.1 U IT x JSE Y ,. 'N 4' i A mv . ,V - ifd . V iw L '10 I S . ., ,, i x ' X. 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V, .A , P , ,gpg X' NX X b IN 1 '- Mnrgnrrt Ann Brough- Hill Bright BND ,ln Broun fjlilfil Hflmllillbl lm-on Brunvr 13- -r ?W . 'P' Q 2 f if E31 ' U 34 A ' Carol Hm'lu.uuxn ,lark Hun-lmllauln Ba-lly Blish Bvlh Curpvlm-r Clmrls-s llurrvll lass f - 4 Nlulliv Cllunsa-lnr Ylurjoly Clark Tommy lfnllin Palsy Chauwn .,, -1 vz',if.s'g jef f: Y R 'f -N. Y- 4,15 '34, wi- ' 'X' 'iifif ' ' if 1 2 .zfsw f ii m -,-M g f - ' f k-x ' W - ff A A , '. ,mm N3 I '25, :SQ '- ' 9 - -J. 5 ' 44' fir - k 4' ,ggi , H951 . . -f f f 5: W , W ' . wi f-4 J Q , K, , 5131 .ga , A A .KL . 5 - L' K ' ,, -f -. , f '25, fi H as 'V-wvf' -'Q 5,5 , XX , is .,. , . : H .lalnv holrh Bob Conralnl Don lllinlon .f Sw. f r- V . ,, . .:,: , . 4 - - jj- Q ' Er I una r -' W - , ' ' Whnl kind nf lnolhpaslv do you ndrvrlisv? Bob Cnllnmn Dun Crummell . -19- I' Tum Hn Ish fcfqg -A -1 y lima:-un llansinghuln 1949 Y7 X: 4 ,. h ,, qw ' 3 x Ah , f-fa. , , pl S ,av . Q X K .f wg. A r I i Mrifq, Normal ,lean llulp janv lfumlvll GMP' ll4 li l H1-fbi-fl' Davis 1 I. A ' -. Z: N -1- , .. I, , . . ' ua M' , ' 5' ' w ...... I lllnul Deffner l,nYPrn Demon Nancy Dickson ji-an Ann Dodgi- , .. ' , x 'Q ,, 3 V 1 , . L i in -v - 5 5,9 , , . Alluna Drake Uqlc-Pn Dulu' lntly llungan Lloyd llunn A 1 A m 'jf Bobbin' Jean Earl Velma Early Q . , fy- ' fy Nw all . , wwf . .lack Esnlinger Violet Evans ,, 'Q 4' X . x , V Huwanl Eaton ' fi' , jg -35 ,Q Q 1 is Bnb Fukeu Marilyn Eilzen Marilyn Fawcett 20- .qv 4 , , 4 5 Y' A Marian Us-ukins 1 'rtvkisff , . 'L 5' Ira' H L' f ' 2 ' - ea lm- Ann Donnlxoo ,- J gm 4 , I, I i fi, 4 1 ' Dnnnu Uuroy ,os 'C ' ? 4 H in I amy I-Juni lgm ll X N Joe Fenneasey J, , '2 ii-it: JA ,, l,,, g il I 'Uv -I ' W- R X Margaret D1-all 'J' f i Y P- Wnllncc Dow ,, g N. A 'ix . .., I Sm- Dutton -. i I, , , '. Melvin Ely . -0 Ep Connie F errier f, Sul' :Kun Fish Rirlmrml Filzpzllrivk In 11- Fle,.m-,r 'UP' lllmrlvm' Frnnkivr N,-yn fglllpr 1 in A - K , R .L l f , 1 ' 44' - X ,- I ' ' 'fa' . M M -, K A . X Q 1-I - X K K1-nm-Ill Hardy Hill Ha,-,,Py , 4- 1 'Q N9 Je? ' 3 5 3 ,W . You Dv: Harrison 'yonnv HM' . sb I Af egg: ,iii 'ly Y fir? A fy. f ' I K ' ,gfitx ' -' . ' 51 . ww X V fy: . ,L . . Dm-Iln-rt ilrnsslnnlx --I Dmaynv Hnrpvr 0 rg., Dorn. ll ming J X V x Ax Raymond Hawthorn Raymond Hi-ck Gund Morningf , nz ? Z. Xa H :if K 1 n ,351 'vi E- ,ff X B Dm ill Fl:-:ning 'U F P 45.1 Gloria flrnysnn ffl. '45 fs- ff-wi-1-ff V- H T , av. , hw ' :J 1 5 Q .fl 1'-1 Bob Harris xlvvn l oruln-4- fav X G4-ln' Grcvn f fry. ' 'S vi' ':r ,, 4 X M-HQ Bill Frnzh r Ronlnvy Hardlly 1949 W... .-.21... sz ,L f 'Q ,X 1 . as A M -4-g. 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X 'a' Lv Qs, i f X J . 1 1 Lfrny W ilkn Halzvl Wvillufnnl Nnliry Williams A ,- ,loan Wilson Ilgrmhy Yxise' F i -2 -3 6 5 I . 'A R V 1 -i 4: V A X Morris Yeaman Don Young Patricia Wbmlwarsl Seniors nnl pirlurvd: Crslxe Sprow, jimmy Vanvf ,lim Roberts .Waking Ihr-ir brvakf Rudy Willianxs lfhnrlr-A Yfillialns Bm-Hy W1-hx-r H1-My Wilitlnw KIA Huh Wilson 10 I' U 111 EOSJVESA QDAIRL-Glee Club '47, '48, F.F.A. Queen, '45, 'D A EN- lxsd Chorus, '41, '48 '4o- no ' Q, C15 I f - . I-'anlc. '47, Operstta, '49, Olnee Aaslatant, 47, '4l, 'zz an u ' 47' H' 0' Pon Dum ,JUAN ALBERS-G.A.A. pln, I-Iomeroom Secretary, '47, G.A.A. presldent, '49, G.A.A. '11, 48, 49, Dynamltsr, '41, Wrestling Queen attendant, '49, Pon Dram Panic, '41, '48, 0: Uperetta, '49. DELORES ANDERSON-Drlves chalrman, homeroom, '48, Mlxed Chorus, '48, Pon Dram Panlc '48, Cateterla Aaslstant '41, '48, '49. DON ANDERSON-Til Club, T.N.'l.'., Boy'a Glee Club. CLAYTON ARMSTRONG-F.l'.A., '47, '48, '49. JERRY ARNOLD-Boys' Glee Club, '47, '48, '49, Pon Dram Panlc '47. ANN ARRINGTON-Bldlogy Club '47, '48, Art Club '47, '49, Band '47, Twlrler '48, '49' Glee Club, '47, '49, Mlxed Chorus, '47, '49, Pon Dram Panlc, '47, '49, Operetta, '49: DOROTHY JANE AUSTIN-Horneroom project chalrman '49, Homeroom prelldent '49, Latln club '48, '49, Dynasnlters '47, '48, '49, Glrls' Glee club '48, Mixed Chorus '48, Poncan Typist '48, Pon Dram Panlc '48. .4- JEAN BAIR-Silver Scholarshlp pln '48, latin Club Reporter '48, !Atln Club Treasurer '49, Dynamltsr '47. MARGARET BAKER-Vlce-Prealdent ol' G.A.A. '48, '49, Sllver G.A.A. pln '47, Gold pln 48: Typlng pln '48, Drlves ehalrman, Dynamlter '47, Home Ec Club '48, '49, Stage Crafts '49, Pon Dram Panlc '47, Table Tennls Champlon '48, Table Tennls Doubles '4-B. NADINE BAKER-Sllver G.A.A. pin, Attendance secretary '47, Secretary '49, Presldent of Home Ee club '49, F.T.A. club '49, G.A.A. '43, '49, Trl-Hl-Y, Wrestling Queen attend- ant '49, Operetta '49, Pon Dram Panlc '49, Cafeterla aaslstant '47. GARY BALL-A.A.U.W. Creatlve wrltlng award, nrst prlze '47, Boys' Glee Club '47, '48, '49, Poncan Staff '48, Feature Editor '48, '49. LARRY BALL-Boys' Glee Club '47, '48, '49, Mlxed Chorus '47, '48, '49, Operetta '49, Pon Dram Panlc '47, '48, '49. REITAGAE BARKSDALE-Typlng award '47, Homeroom secretary '47, '48, '49, Secre- tary of Yorlclt Troup '49, '49, Dynamltsr '47, '48, '49, Ra-Dram '48, '49, Mlxed Chorus '48, '49, Glee Club '47, '49, '49, Cat Tale Sta! '48, '49, All School Play '48, Junior Play '48, Pon Dram Panlc '48, '49, Yorlck Troupe '48, '49, Operetta '48, Indrmary assistant '47, '48, Wlnner ot local Arnerlcan Leglon Oratorleal contest '48, '49, Biology Club '48, '49. BETTY BARNETT-General Buslness award '47, '48, Drlves chalrman '47, '48, T. h l. club, '48, '49, Sophomore Glrls' Glee club, '48, '47, Poncan typlst. '41, '48, BOB BARRY-Mixed chorus, Boys' Glee club '47, '48, '49, Panlc '47, '48. RAYMOND BARRY-Vloe-presldent of Homeroom '48, Mixed Chorus '47, '48, '49, Boys' Glee club '47, '48, '49, Panlc '47, '48. SUE BAUGHMAN-Glrls' Stats '48, B.P.W. Glrl '49, Sllver pln '48, Bronze pln '47, Stu- dent Councll representatlve '48, '49, Hameroom secretary '47, '48, Dynamlter '47, '48, '49, Blology club '48, '49, Ra Dram secretary '49, Spanlsh club secretary '48, '49, Mlxed Chorus '48, Glee club '48, '47, '48, Annual Staff '48, '49, Annual queen '48, Ark-a-la-lah queen '48, Junior Play, Foot-Loose '48, Actlvlty Olnce assistant '41, '48, RAMONA BELLINGHAUSEN-D.A.R. Home Ee award '48, Vlce-presldent '47, Home Ee club '48, '49, Buslneas manager of Home Economlce club '49, Glee club '47, '48, Mixed Chorus '48, Panlc '48, Innrmary asslatant,'41. MARIE BENNETT-Dynamlter '48, '49. JAMES BIRD-Panlc '49, Tennll '48, '47, Football '46, '47, Reel Roller '46, '47, Student Dlreetor Senlor Play '49. MAX BISHOP ANNA BLACK-Band '48, '49, Orchestra '48, '49, Poncan Staff '49. MITZI BLACK-Vlce-presldent of homeroom '48, Dynamlter '48, '47. 1Il'aD4l:ED BOLAY-Student Councll representative '48, '49, Dynamlter '48, '47, Glee ou ' , '47. GEORGE BORING-Secretary of homeroom '48, '47, Drlves chalrman '47, '48, Student Councll representative '49, Homeroom president '48, Panic '48, '49, Football '48, '41, '48, '49, Wrestllng '47, '48, '49, Track '48, All-dlstrlct '49, Thlrd place Geary Tournament '49. JERRY BOWKER-Senlor Rotarlan '49, Bronze pln '47, Student Council representatlve '48, Homeroom presldent '47, vice-presldent '49, secretary '48, Yorlclt Troup '48, '49, Presldent of Yorlck Troup '49, Blology club '47, Ra Dram '49, Band '47, '48, '49, All- State Band '49, Prelldent of Band '48, '49, Orchestra '48, '49, All-school play '47, Junlor play '48, Panlc '41, '48, Track '41, '48. RICHARD BOWMAN-Boy'l State '43, Beat Cltlzen '49, Senlor Rotarlan '49, Honorary Page '49, Student Councll reprosentatlve '49, Homeroom vlce-president '48, President '49, Vlce-President ot HI-Y '49, Ra Dram '49, Sllde Rule club '49, Ll'l Abner attendant '48, '49, Football attendant '49, Football '47, '48, '49, Balketball '47, Baseball '48, '49, All- Dlstrlct and All-State '49. Honorable Mentlon All-State '48. HARRY BRADEN-Prelldent ol Homeroom '47, vlce-presldent '49, F.F.A. Prealdent '47, '48, Secretary '48, '41, Football '47, Meat Judglng Team '41, Agriculture award. MARGARET ANN BRENGLE- BILL BRIGHT-Homeroom secretary '48, Tennls '48, '49, Stage Craft '49, Badmlnton award. BETTY JO BROWN-G.A.A. Silver pln, Dynamltsra '41, '48, Home Eeonomlcs club Vlca-Presldent '48, '49, GAA. Secretary '48, '49, Llbrary club '48, '49. CLARA MAUD BROWNING- LEON BRUNER-Beat Cltlaen, Brunle pln '47, Silver pin '48, Biology Club '49, Sllda Rule Club Presldent '49, Pon Dram Panic '47, '49, Honorary Membershlp in Englneer's Club '49, World History Award '47, Chemistry Award '48, Solld Geometry Award '48. TOM BRUSH-Pon Dram Panlc '48, Baseball '48, '49. CAROL BUCHANAN-l7'.T.A. Hlltorlan '48 '49, G.A.A. '48, '49, Dynamlters '47, '48, '49. JACK BUCHANAN-Football '47. '48, Football Student Manager '49, BETTY JO BUSH-Homeroom Vlce-Presldent '47. '48, Horneroom Secretary '47, '48, '49. ...gg- BETH CARPENTER-Homeroom Secretary '48, '47, Art Club member '47, '48, Art Club prsaldent '49, Dynamltar '47, Best Cltlun. CHARLES CARRELL- GENEVA CASSINGHAM-Glrll' State '48, Best Cltllan, B. P. W. Glrl '49, G.A.A. pln '41, '45, outstandlng sophomore ln gym, outstanding junlor ln athletlcs, Attendance Sec- retary '41, Drlvas ehalrman '48, Secretary '49, Dynamlters '41, Cheerleader '48, Head cheerleader '49, Trl-Hl-Y '49, G.A.A. '41, '48, '49, Wrestling Queen '48, !'.F.A. Queen at- tendant '48, Football queen attendant '49, operetta '49, Pon Dram Panic '47, '48, '49, All-school table tennll slngles '47, all-school table tsnnls doubles '48, olnce helper, Shuster '49. TOM CATLIN-Boy's State '48, Beat Cltlsen, Senlor Rotarlan, Bronse pln, Sllver pln, Sophomore vlee-president, Junior vlee-presldent, Student councll representative '48, Bumeroom president '49, Blology club '41, Panic '48, '49, Football '48, '41, '48, Captaln '48, Basketball '48, '47, '48, Track '48, '49, Baseball '49, Englneer's club: All-Dlstrlct Football, All-State Football. PATSY CHANCE-G.A.A. pln, Penguln '49, F.T.A. vlce-presldent '49, Dynamlters '41, '48, '49, F.T.A. '48, '49, G.A.A. '41, '48, '49, Onlce asslatant '48, Cateterla assistant '49. IATTIE CHANSIDR-Poncan typllt '47, '48, Poncan chlel typllt '48, '49, Panlc '48, HARJORIE CLARK- DON CLINTON- JANIE COBB-l-lorneroom secretary '41, Dynamlters '41, '48, Blology club '48, Spanlsh club '49, Twlrlar '49, Panlc '47, '48, '49, Operetta '49, 50-word pln for typing. BOB CONRAD-I-Iomsroom prasldent, '49, l-Iofmeroom vlce-president, '41, Student Coun- cll repreesntatlve, '47, Ll'l Abner. '49, Pon Dram Panlc '48, Woodwork award, '48, BOB COTTMAN-Athletlc Award ll. '49. DON CRUMME11'-Mechanical Drawlng I award, '41, Mechanical Drawlng Il award, '48, Homeroom Secretary '41, '48, Student Councll representative. '48, T. h I. Club, '49. NORMA CULP-50-word Typlng Pln, '48, Homeroorn vlce-presldent, '48, Cafeteria As- llstant, '48, '49. JANE CUNDIILL-Homeroom Secretary, '47 , Dynamlters, '41, '48, Pon Dram Panlc, '41. .-D1 GARY DANIEL-l'.F.A., '47, '48, '49. BARBARA DAVIS-Student Councll Rspresentatlve. '49, Homeroom vice-president. '48, Homeroom Presldent, '49, Dynamltsre, 41, '48, Blology Club, '41, '48, Mlxed Chorus, '48, '49, Annual Staff, '49, Pon Dram Panlc, '48, '49, Glee Club, '47. '48, '49. MARIAN DEAICINS-Beat Cltllen, B.P.W. Glrl, D.A.R. Glrl, Homeroom Secretary, ' '48, Student Councll Representative, '48, Dynamltsra, '48, Dyhamlter President, Mlxed Chorus, '47, '48, '49,' Glrla Octet, '49, Poncan Stall, '49, Football Queen attendant '49, Student dlrector, .lunlor play, '48, Actlvlty olllce assistant, '48, '49. MARGARET DEAN-Ra Dram club, '49, F.T.A., '49, Dynamlterl, '47, '48, Poncan Stalf, '49, Junlor play. '48. LIDYD DEFFNER-Track, '47, '48, '49. IAVERNE DENTON-Best Cltlsen, Sllver and Gold G.A.A. pln, 50 and 80 word typlng plns, l-lornsroom vlee-presldent, '49, Dynamlter, '41, '48, Cheerleader, '49, Pon Dram Panle. '41. , NANCY DXCKSON-G.A.A. Sllver Pln, '48, G.A.A., '47, '48, '49, DYYlUl'llters, '47, '48, '49, Pon Dram Panlo. '41, '48, Operetta, '49. JEAN ANN DODGE-Glrls' Stats, '48, Beet Cltlsen: B.P.W. Glrl, '49, Homeroom secre- tary, '41, Art club secretary. '49, President, Glrls' Glee club, '49, Glrls' Glee club, '47, '48, '49, Mlxed Chonsl, '48, '49, Glrls' Octet, '49, Band Queen Attendant, '49, Basketball Queen attendant. '49, Junlor play, '49, Pon Dram Panic, '48, '49. JOE ANN DONAHOO-Romeroom secretary, '48, Project ehalrman, '49, Dynamlters, 47, '49, '47, '48, '49, Dynamlter vlce-president, '49, Ra Dram, '48, F.1'.A. '43 19- 1l','r,A, R.. porter and corresponding secretary. ' ' ' WALLY DOW-Glee Club, '47, '48, '49, Mixed Chorus, '47, '48, '49, Boys' quartet, '48, Operetta, '49, Pon Dram Panlc, '47, '48, '49, Llbrary aaslstant, '45, ALLANA DRAKE-Silver G.A.A. pln, '49, Homeroom secretary, '48, 1'.T.A., '48, F.T.A. Presldent, '49, Biology club, '48, G.A.A., '48, '49, panlah club, '49, DYlla.rnltera, '47, '48, Home Ee Club, '49, Mlxed chorus, '49, Glrls' Glee club, '49, Pon Dram Panlc '4T, '49, Opel-etta, '49, Ofllce asslstant, '49. ' ODEEN DUKE- PATTY RO E DUNGAN-Cafeteria aallltant, '47, '48, '49. DONNA DUROY-Dynamlterl, '47, '48, '49, Glee club, '47. LLOYD DUNN- SUE DUTTON-Biology club, '47, '48, Ra Dra.m, '49, Dynaxnlterl, '47, '48, lllxed Chorus, '48, '49, Glrls' Glee Club, '47, '48, '49, Annual Stan, '49, Poncan Stal, '48, Advertlllng lgglnagarg '49, Pon Dram Panic, '48, '49, Operetta, '49, Manager, Student Councll Book- I, . -Q- BOBBIE EARL-G.A.A. sllver and gold pins, homeroom attendance secretary, '41, Homeroom secretary, '49, G.A,A. '48, '49, Home Economlcs club, '47, '49, Dynamlter, '41. VELMA EARLY-T. and I,, '49, Dynarnlter, '47. HOWARD EATON-Homeroom treasurer, '49. MARILYN EITZEN-Glrls' State, '48, Belt Cltllen, Bronze and Sllver scholarshlp plns, Gold Key, Scholastic Art Exhlblt, '47, '49, place '48, A.A.U.W. art contest, '48, Senlor class secretary, Student Councll representatlve '48, Homeroom secretary, '47, '49, Blnlcgy club, '48, '49, Art club, '47, '48, '49, Cat Tale ltalf, '48, edltor, '49, Art certldbate, '47, C, P. English II award, '48. BILLY H. ELLIO'I'l'-Hl-Y actlvlty chairman, '49, Boys' Glee club, '47, '48, Pon Dram Panic, '48, Wrestllng, '48. MELVIN ELY-Vlce-president, reel rollers, '47, Blology club, '47, '48, '49, Slide Rule club, '49, Treasurer, Hl-Y, '49, Band, '41, '48, '49, Librarian, '49, Orchestra. '48, Glee club and Mixed Chorus, '48, Pon Dram Panlc, '48, Trl-State, '48, Trl-State band, '49, Stlll- water All-State Choral Festival, '48. JACK ESSLINGER-Bronte Scholarship pln, '47, Blology club, '47, '48, '49, vlce-president, '49, Spanish club, '49, Band, '41, '48, '49, Drum Major, '49, Cat Tale stan, '49, Pon Dram Panlc. '47, '49, A.A.U.W. Creative Wrltlng award Ulrltj. '48, C. P. Biology award, '47. VIOLET EVANS- 15.- ROBERT LEE FAKEN-Student Councll Representatlve, '49, presldent, T.N.T., '48, '49, T. A I. club, '48, '49, Pon Dram Panlc, '48. MARILYN FAWCETT-Homeroom vlce-president, '48, '49, Student Councll representa- gvek '49ioOrcheatra, '47, Mixed Chorus, '48, '49, Glrls' Glee Club, '48, '49l Pon Dram an e, ' . CONNIE FERRIER- JOE FENNESSEY-Student Councll Representative, '48, Sports Edltor of Poncan, '49, Ll'l Abner attendant, '49. Jr ' SUE ANN FISH-Homeroom prelldent, '49, Glee club, '47, '48, '49, lllxad, Qorul, '47, '48, '49, Octet, '48, All-School Play, '47, Pon Dram Panlc, '47, '48, '49,,0feretta. '49. Olllce Asslstant, '48, Cafeterla Asslstant. '49, Innrmary Asslstant, 11.1 RICHARD FITZPATRICK-Boys' State, '48, Vlce-preslderlt Si clall, '49, Student Councll, '48, 1-lomeroom president, '49, Delegate to S ., '48, Pon Drarn Panle Board, '49, Mlxed Chorus, '47, '48, '49, Glee Club, Wk' '49, Pon Dram Panic, '47, '48, '49, Operetta, '49. L. O. FLEENOR-Komeroom chaplaln, '4'L5,1l'i4 I. club, '49. DAVID FLEMING-Bronse and Silver-'Scholarship plns, Agriculture Award, Home- room prelldent, '49, F.l'.A., '48, '47j1, '49, F.l',A. aentlnel '48, F.F.A. secretary, '49, Pon Dram Panlc, '48. ,,-X KATHLEEN FORSI-IEE1!lblog7 club, '41, '49, Home Economlcs club, '48, '49, Span- nn emo, 'Asp Band, 'avi '44, . . hug, M ,QF .....,.,.., .jg--1' , -'Q . ia., S1 . ...Q U' A U s '5- ,.,,,, H. q M BILL FRAZIEV - club '47, '48, '49, Mlxed Chorus. '47, '48, '49, Glee Club vlce-pralI- dent, '49, Q A 1 '02 Pon Dram Panlc, '47, '48, '49, Football. '47, Basketball, '47. CHAR If, of FRONKIER-Komeroom presldent, '47, Drlves chairman, '48, Dynamlters, '47, G. ,,, J..,. Home Ee Club, '49, Poncan Stall Buslness Manager, '49, Pon Dram Panic, ' mg Pon Dram Penn, ua. NEVA GAUGER ,, 4 U M ve, '47, Homeroom Treasurer, '48, I-lomeroom vlce-preslden fo ' ' A ' ggllrlfg Club, '41. DELBER1' oanssum-Bro My A HM Q Alger Seholarshlp pln.'4l, Track Letterman, '47, '48, I-lomeroom pr 'f-.5 '. j f, 'elgjatramnral Basketball enunplnn team, '48, 'rr-sex, '41, ws. '49, Fifi 4, Wi vrrsekfeaptaln, '49. GLORIA GRAYSON-Bronze senolnrrnnp p . 8 . Q - : , .- .f , '41, ltudeat Councll representative, '49, T. h I. club. 5 . , , I GENE GREEN-Bm cmun, senior Rotarian o , , ,L ,QE uv, ' club, '48, '49, Bronse and Silver Scholarshlp p In ' , .,1,,, ,,, , studies ll award, D,A,R. History award, sem F' class ' M 'n ' m i ,Q '47, snag Rule club, Mixes chorus, '41, Po'E l N ' , rrnex, us, '49. X ' ' ' in rf, Y , f '- :'5',.,.g':' RODNEY HARDESTY-Secretary. 48, 49, T. li. clQeD'4'l,.'1 I , I- no ,A . Shop, '47, '48, '49. 9 ' ,. , ' Q,-5, KENNETH HARDY-Student Councll representatl I '4 1 V fn -,Nagy I - .- '4e, '49, Pon Dram Panlc, '45, Wrestling, Industrial A , ',::,h1,.4 i. V' Blu.. HARNEY-Hnmn-nom pr-wasnt. wa. '49, Spanls iw ' 3, Cat Tale Photographer, '48, '49, Cat Tale Photogr y -' - ,ffg ., 'f,1f,y ,, ,Q tographer, '49, Pon Dram Panlc, '49, Volley Ball, '49. '1f'.,,.' ' ,, -'er jg. - DWAYNE HARPER-Homeroom secretary. '48, -4 , '49, F.I.A., 3. , 1 rll, 1' ball, '47, '48, '49, Track, '49. ..'- ' . 'ir ' BOB HARRIS-Boys' State. '48, Homeroom - fl '- 1- '47, '48, '49, Latin club, -X Latln c'ub presldent, '48, '49, Yorick Troup, ' 1 , Boflmg, '49, Homeroom - l. '47 '48 '49- Latin club '47, '45, Latin :lun eat, '44, '44, orlek Troup. ' : I5yl' c-nk. dana' '41, ma, '46, mms cnnnn, fd, '40, opment wa, Tennis, : naman, ws, '49, Best Cltlzen, my Club, fm- 11 '47 '44, 'ap oem mann , A .'4u. '49, . VON DEAN HARRISON-T. A I. , 4 '41, '44, 'ea , , , YVONNE HART-Mxxea cnnr , Qirls' Glee club, '49, 0 - ' '49, Pon Dram Panic, '49. ,I A DORIS HASTINGS-Musl ,Qian-lor ewenl. '41. '48, Glrls' Gl I b, '41, '44, '49, Mixed Chorus, '48, '49, Octet, ' Dram Paulo, '48, Uvsrstts. '4 ' RAYMOND HAWT , omefoom president, '47, '49 H Mm vice-president. '47' Football, '47, '41 mtvmown 1-mot-swam Donnell neprmnuuv., - Q Bnaeroom presldent, -as, 'ug H l Vptialdent, '41' Ca! terla assistant. '49. ff Jfcnxirfrlm xnorfromu-uuln-wsu pr.-ln.nl, -up - -2 :na-1, us. 'am 'r.N,1'. club. '41. '49, Tradfgachlae Shop, '41 48, '49. sr- . W' , . ,- '48, elab '48, '49, T. A I.. '49, Mlxed nh no - ' y -. .Aix-senw1pny.'4s,A1x-school fn., ttf, 1 V , 'Y-3 f.: 5'a2'1f 'I ' ' ' rep,-Beg , '41, Homeroom drlves chalrman. E' .., . r , ,1 Y'5'v rw rw ,-.. . n. : Track '48, '49, ' Imgguq ,,.- v t- - ,Fa.nle- '41, '45, '49, Wrestllng, '47, '4e. 49. ggmggggl' , V' 10,3 vrordjgplng pin. '49, Dynamlters, '47, alternate cheerleader. '48, Panic. '41. i' .5 1 3 nf' JOHN HUNTER--Panic, 'Q if -,, x P 1, A unorul N-Bsmg..'4Zi - V, ,V K' . . ,v' v,f' can nw IAQVEI-'f ' wi' ' .., P3Aggg..5f,igmg 4 entatlve, '48, '49, Homeroom vlce-prssldent, '41, t - ,. , , 'aUg. - f , . , 1 , ,Q ',,, .4 ncan Asalatant News Edltor, 49, Football, 47. JAM ' ..- , ..- ww CAROL ' o 5'?,3'u,:Jg',n '14, Student Councll representatlve, '49. cnsnnms Jo f -1-xemn-oem president, -ng analogy emu, ua, Ra Dram club '48, Band, '49, Panlc, '4S. WANDA JOY JOHNSON-Glee club, '47, JOYCE JOHNSTON-Homeroom secretary, '47, Homeroom presldent, '49, I-lomereom secretary, '49, Dynamlters, '41, Ofllce assistant. '49. -K.. KENNETH KARR-Hn,-neroem president, '45, All-renee, play, ws. ILENE KELLEY-Typlng award, '48, Homeroom drlves chalrman. '41, Ofnce asslstant, '48, '49, Cafeteria asslstant, '47, '48, '49. , I IONNE KELLEY-Typlng award, '48, Otnce aselatant, '49, Cafeterla asslstant. 48, 49. MARION KENNEDY-T. A I. club, '47, '48. PAT KIMBALL-G,A.A. pln. '48, C. P. Engllsh Award, '41, Homeroom vlee-Pfflldent. '47, I-lomeroom secretary. '48, '49, Cheerleader. '48, '49, Home Eeonomlcs club, '41, '48, '49, Home Economlcs club president, '48, Ra Dram president, '49, Art club, :47, '48, '49, F'.'l'.A. secretary, '47, Blology club, '48, '49, Dynamlterl, '47, '48, '49, G.A.A. 47, 48, 49, Poncan. '49, Football Queen. '49, Panlc, '41, '49, Operetta, '49. BENNIE KIMBROUGH-Cafeterla aseletant, '47, TOM KINKAID- BUDDY KLUMPP-F.F.An '47, '48, '49. JOY KNOX-Homeroom secretary, '48, '49, F.T.A,, '41, '48, '49, secretary, '49, Penguln club. '66, '69, Dynnmlters, '61, '68, '69, Glrl's Glee club, '61, '68, '69, Illxed Chorus, '68, '69, Panle, '68, '69, Oparetta, '69. BILL KOUTZ-Kath award, '66, Student Councll representatlve, '68, Boy's Glee club, '61, '66, '69, lllxed Chorus, '61, '68, '69, Tennls latterman, '66, Table Tennls award, '61. PAT KRAUSE-Operstta, '69, Indrrnary allstant, '69. -L.. '6'l, '66, Thlrd place ln wrestling team, '68, '69, T. I I. secretary, '66, Homeroom vlee-presldant, '68, club, '61, '68, '69, Spanish club, '69, Glrle' Glee Pon Dra.m Panle, '66, '69, Reoeptlonlst, '68. '69, Penguln club, '69, DY'1amltera, '68, '69, '68, Homa- '68. '69 I pln, '68, D.A.R. secretary, '61, llanager asslstanl. '69. nm 'esp etuiinpcounelx delalote, SAB. '41, '61, '68, 'Dm Dram Panle. '68, 'el. Homaroom '68. .M- Chorus 67 68 Glee 69 All-School play T 6 I elub, Intramural wreetlhtl 61, Basketball 61 68 9 61 68, 0 Pon Dram pln I-Iomeroom Club. 61. 61, Homsroom secretary 66, '61, llxad Chorus, Cl. U: Glfll Operatta, '61, '68, T. A I. secretary. 'dz drlvea chalrman, '69, '68, '69, Treasurer of let on Poncan, '69, Band Track, '61, 0.l6.A. Tourney Pon Dram Panlc. '66, Football, 68 Penguln club secretary, '69, Band, '61. '68. 68 Boys Glee club, '61, '68, Pon Dram Panle. Student Councll representatlve. '69, 6'I, '68, '69, All-State Baud, Cat Tale Poncan stan, '69, Junlor play, '68. '67, Dynamltere, '61, Orchestra. '61 : Wrest- Ee award, '68, Orcheetra award, '68. '68, Dynamltere, '67, '68, T. A I. club, '69: 61, '68, '69, prealdent T. h I. club. '69, Band. ili F.F.A. presldent, '61. Glee club. '67, '63, '69, Hlxed Chorul, '68, '691 Panlc, '68, '69. 61, '68, Ofllce asalstant. '69. Student Councll represent-etlve, '67, Foot- honorable mention. '68i Gold Key. '69, G.A.A. Dynamlterl. '67, '68, '69, Art club, '61, '65, '69, Panlc, '69, Tennls. '61. '68, '69. .0- olub. M '67, G.A,A., '69, General Engllsh Il award, '68, '69, I-Iomeroom secretary, '61, I-Iomeroom vlcs- '69, Dynamltere, '61, Home Ee Club secretary, attendant, '69, Pon Dram Panic. '60, Cale- -l... representatlve, '69, Art Club, '61. '68, '69: '68, '69. ' representative, '61, Homeroom presldent, '61, Allembly, '67, Football, '64, '67, '68, '6li Bal- - '66, T. I I. club, '61, '68, '691 pln, Blology club. '47. 'Oli Hi-Y. '01 BWI' Pablo. '69. '68, Band, '61, '66, '69, Olllce asslstant. '69. '61, '68, '69, Glee club, '61, Poncan typlet, '69, Ra Dram. .g- CHEBTER REED-Glee club, '61, '68, '69, Sllde Rule club, '69, lllxed Chorus, '67, '68, '6l, Trl-State, '61, '66, '69, Pon Dram Panlc. '61. '68, '69, Operetta, '69, Volleyball, '61, Base- ball, '66, One of top Curtls magaslne salesmen. ROBERT REED- ROBIRTA REED-Dynaznlters, '67, Glee club. '67. PEGGY Rlllsill-Student Connell Rsprssentatlve, '69, Homeroom secretary, '61, Home- room vloe-preeldant. '68, Homaroom presldent, '66, Homeroom vlee-presldent. '69, Pen- guln club, '03 Dylllmlter, '61, Illxed Chorus. '68, Glee Club, '61, '68, Pon Dram Panl '68. LENBRA REINKING-G.A.A. letter, G.A.A. Sllver pln, G.A.A. Gold pln, Gold Typllll pln, Homsroom drives chairman. '68, Dynunlters, '67, '68, '69, Fenguln club presldenl. '69, Glee club. '6-I, '68, llxed Chorus, '68, Pon Dram Panlc, '68. PATRICIA RHOADIII-ltudent Councll representatlve, '61, Delegate to Student Councll 129-. conventlon, Shawnee, '67, I-Iameroom secretary. '61, Penguln club, '69, Glee Club, '61, Mixed Chorus. '66, Indrmary autstant, '61, Omoo aslstant, '66. PATTY RICE-Bronse Seholarshlp pln, Slhrer Seholanhlp pla, Homaroom secretary, '69, Dynalnltsr, '67, '66, '69, F.T.A., '67, '6l, Islbrary club, '68, Glafclub, '61, '68, lllod Chorus, '68, Pon Dram Panlc, '68. TWANDA RIDER-Gold and lllvor G.A.A. pllll, GAA., '67, '6l, '6l1 Dlllllllltarl, '6'l. GENEVA RIPPEE- BEVERLY ROACH-Dynalnltsrl, '61, '66, '69, G.A.A., '69, Student dlreetor of Junlor lilly, '68, 60 and 80 word Typlng Plns, Caleterla asslstant, '66, .Ill ROBERTS- PATSY ROGERS-Dynamlter, '61, Spanlsh club, '69, Blolngy club, '61, '66, lajorette, '68, '69, lllxed Chorus, '66, '69, Glee Club, '61, '66, '69, Pon Dram Panlc, '66, Operetta. '69, Trl-Stall. '67, '6l. WALTER ROSBOROUGI-I-Homeroom secretary, '69, T. A I. club, '69, Pon Dram Panlc, '66, Wrestllng, '68, Jlll ROSS-Homeroorn secretary. '69, Pon Dram Panlc, '61, '68, Football, '61, '66, '69. LOIS ANN ROZELL-50 word Typing pln, I-Iomeroom secretary, '66, Glee club, '61, 0l1lce asslstant. ROUDET ROWLAND- SHARON RUSSELL-Homeroom drlves chalrman, '69, Homeroofn vlcefpralldllt, '68, Poncan typlst, G.A.A., '69, Cafeterla asslstnnt, '66, '69. .4- IIARY BELLE SANDERS-Homeroom eeeretnry, '69, Dynamlter, '68, aocompanlet for Chorus, '69, Orchestra, '67, '69, Illxed Chonns, '68, '69, Glrls' Glee club, '68, '69, Panlc, '68. MILDRED SCHOCKIIAN-Homaroom secretary, '6l, '69, DY!-llllllter, '61, '68, 'WI Idtlls club vlee-president, '66, Illxed Chorus, '68, '68, Operetta. '69, Poncan stad', '69, Panlc, '66, PAT SCHWEISBERGER-G.A.A., '61, '68, '69, homeroom president, '61, '69, Student Councll representatlve, '66, homeroom vlee-president. '68, T. A I., '68, treasurer, l'.l'.A. queen attendant, '68. JEAN SI-IERROD-Blology club, '68, '69, Dynamlters, '61, '66, '69, Glee club, '61, 6l, '69, Illxed Chorus. '68, '69, Operetta. '69. PHYLLIS SCHRECKENGAUST-Dynamlter, '67, Glee club, '67, '68, '69, llllod Chorus, '43, '03 Panlc, '68, Operetta, '69, Panlc, '69, Oilce alletant, '68, '68. IIARY SIFFEHD- BE1 I'ALANE SILER-Penguin club treasurer, '69, Band. '61, '66, Ofllce aaslstant, '69. CHARLES SILVY-Belt Cltlxeu, Senlor Rntlrlan, '69, homeroom Vlco-pralldallt, '67, '68, '69, homeroom presldent, '68, Paltlc, '61, '68, '68, Football, '61, '68, '69, All-Dlltrlltt Football, '69, Basketball, '67, Baleball, '68, '69, Track, '61. CAROLYN SIMS-Dyhamlter, '6'l. ARTHUR SMITH-Sophomore class presldent, '61, Student Councll repreeentatlve, '66, homeroom vice-presldent, '61, '69, T. h I. vlce-praeldent, '66, '69, Band. '61. '66, Panic, '66, Football, '67, '68. BOB SMITH-Spanlsh club, '69, Blology club, '69, Ra-Dram, '66, '69, Poncan stall, '69, Junlnr play, '68, GENE SMlTH4F,F.A., '6'l. '68, '69. KENNETH SMITH-Honorary member ol P. C. Englnsers' club, Bronu Scholarshlp pln, Sllver Scholarshlp pln, Student Councll representatlve, '68, Holneroom vlce-presl- dent, '68, '69, Sllde Rule club, '69, Boys' Glee club, '67, '68, llxed Chorus, '61, '68, Pon Dram Panle '67, '66, '69, Track team, '69. PLANES SMITH-I-Iomsroom president, '66, T. h I. club. '66, '69, Trade lachlne shop, SUE VON SMITH-Guthrle Hlgh School, '61, '68, WILLARD SHITI-I-Homeroom presldent. '61, Homeroom vlca-prseldent, '61, Home- room secretary, '68, Football, '61, '68, '69, Wroltllng, '67, Baleball. '6l, '60, Woodwork II award, '68, VIRGINIA SPICER-Psnguln club vlce-prealdent. '68, '69, Llhrary club reporter, '61, '68, Actlvlty Olhce, '68, '69, A.A.U.W. ereatlve wrltlng award, '61. JID6 SPILLER-Boys' State, '68, I-lomeroom secretary, '61, Sllde Rule club, '69, Biology club, '61, '68, Yorlck Troupe, '69, Band, '67, '68, '69, All-State band, '69, Boys' Glee club, '61, '66, '69, President, Boys' Glee club, '69, Illxed Chorus. '61, '68, '69, .Iunlor play, '68, All-School play, '69, Pon Dram Panlc. '61, '68, Operatta, '69, GENE SPRINGER- DORIS SPROW-Drlvel chalrman, '69, Dynamllar, '67, '68, Glo! Club, '67, '68, '69, lllld Chorus, '68, '69, Pon Dram Panic, '68, '69. EVELYN STEPHENS-Homeroom secretary, '69, Glee club, '61, lllxed Chorus, '68. PEGGY STEPHENSON-Bronze Scholarlhlp plll, Sllver Scholarlhlp plh, IAKIII II avlard, '61, Latln club secretary, '68, Latln club vlce-preeldent, '69. BOB STEWARD- NORMA S'l'RUBI..EAHomeroom secretary, '66, '69, llxed Chorus. '66, '69, Glee club, '61. '68, '69, Pon Dram Panlc, '68, '69, Caleterla asslstant, '61. '66. BOB STUMBAUGH- ALICE SUTTLE-Dynamlterl, '61, '68, '69, Biology club. '66, '69, lllxod Chorul, '65, '60, Trl-State, '69, Operetta. '69, Pon Dram Panle, '68. if.- DELORES TAGUE-Drlvea chairman, '68, '69, Dylillhltera, '66, '61, '66, Omceasft. '6l, '69. DONNA TAICLET-l-iorneroorn secretary, '61, Dynamltera, '66, '61, '68, Glee club, '61. DORINE TAICLET-Horneroom secretary, '69, Dynamlters, '66, '61, '66, Olllce asslstant, '66, '67, '68, Mr. Plckel's omce '66, '69, BETTY TAYIDR-B.P.W. Girl lor January, '69, Bronze seholarshlp pln, '68, '61, Home- room presldent, '68, '69, vlee-presldent Penguln cluh, '66, '66, laln Ollloe-Actlvlty Omoo asllstant, '69, Secretary tn lies Sa.llle, '68, BILLIE TETIRICK-Glrll' State, '67, '68, loptellsbor, '68, Bd! Cltlllh, lille Cralt award, '66, '67, G.A.A. pln, '69, I-lomeroom vleo-praslfdent, '61, '69, Student Councll repre- sentative, '67, Sophomore secretary, '66, '61, Junlor secretary. '61, '68, Student Connell secretary, '68, '69, Blology club, '61, '68, '69, Dyll-I-lllltere. '61. '66, G.A.A., '66, '69, Dlrector of all-echool play, '68, Omce assistant '61, '66, Cafeteria asslstant. '69. HAROLD TIIUIONS-Student Council representatlve, '6'l, '66, '69, Homeroorn presl- dent. '69, Slltlo Rule club, '68, '69, I-Il-Y club, '68, '68, B squad football, '68, '67, '68, KATHY 'PITUS-I-lomeroom secretary. '68, Home llcnnornlcs club, '68, '61, '66, Stale Craft, '68, '69, Panic, '60, Caleterla aaallll-ht, '6'l. THOMAS TRIIIBLE-Boy's State, '68, January, '69, Best Cltlsen, Student Councll repre- sentative. '68, '69, Kotneroom prasldent, '61, '68, T. L I. club, '67, '66, Football, '68, '61, '68. SARAH ANN .IACQUELINE TROUP-Bronss Scholarshlp pln and Sllver Seholarshlp pln, '61, '68, Student Council representstlve, '69, Homeroom secretary, '61, '66, l'.T.A., '66, '69, Blology club, '68, Ra Dram club, '68, Band. '61. '66, '69, All-State band, '68, Orchestra, '67, '68, Band Queen, '69, Panic, '67, '68, '69, Oparettl., '69, 08160 llllll-alll, '61, '68, '69, 'lyplng award. '68. CARL TROWBRIDGE-llxed Chorus, '66, '69, Operetta. '69, Panlc. '69. .V- JIM VANCE-Student Councll repreeentatlve, '69, Basketball, '66, '69, llarlne Corps. '68, '68. RONNIE VANWEY-Art club, '66, Football, '66, '67, '66, Wrestllng, '68, '68, Tennls, '61, '6l, '69. .W- BILL WATSON-T. l I. club, '68, '69, Bvyl' Glae club, '61, '6l. BOB WEAVER-Student Councll repraaentatlve, '61, '68, Presldent I-Il-Y, '68, '69, Football, '66, '61, '68, '69. BE'l l'Y WEBER-Dyhamltar, '67, '68, Panlc, '6O. BIL-LIE WEBER-Dyuamlter, '68, '61, Panic, '68. LLOYD WELCH-Plane Geometry award, '68, Hameroom secretary, '66, '61, Home- roorn vlce-preeldent, '68, '69, Sllde Rule club, '66, '69, Yorlck Troupe, '68, '60, All-School play, '61, Junlor play, '6l. ELIZABETH WELLS-Bronse Scholarshlp pln. '68, Homeroorn secretary, '66, Home- room president, '69, Blology club, '66, '69, Dyllamltera, '61, Glee club, '61, '66, Annual stall. '69, Junlor play, '68, All-School play, '66, and Student lanager. BILL WE'l1EL-Footba-ll, '67. ARLEN WI-IITIL-Football letter award, '66, I-lnmeroom presldent, '69, Ill-Y club, '69, Art club, '65, '69, Football, '68, '67, '6l, Balkethall, '68, '67, Ill-Y Bllletball, '6I. BE'l l'Y WHITLOW-Homeroom secretary, '68, '69, Blology club. '68, '66, !.T.A., '68, Latln club, '68, Dynamlter, '61, '68, '68, Orchestra, '68, '68, Orchestra vloe-president, '66, presldent, '60, lllxed Chonls, '68, '69, Panlc. '61. '66, '69, Operetts. '66, Sophomore Glee club, '61, Orchaetra award '69. LeROY WILKS-I-Iomeroom vlce-preeldent, '61, Ponean Sports Writer, '69, Basketball, '67, '68, '69, Football, '61, '68. HAZEL WILLAFORD-G.A.A.. '61, '68, '60, Cafeteria Aaslotant, '68, '68. CHARLES WILLIAMS-Homeroom secretary. '68, Homeroom presldent. '69, l'.l'.A. ro- porter, '6'l, secretary '68, vlcrpresldent, '69. RUDY WHLIAHS- NANCY WILLIAIIS-Orchestra award. '61, '66, Homeroorn aeeretnry, '66, '68, Orches- tra secretary. '61, '68, Dynamlters, '61, '68, '69, Home Economies club, '61, '68, '68, l'.T.A., '66, '69, Blology club, '61, '66, Orchestra. '61. '8l. '68. BOB WIIASON-Student Oounell repreaentatlve, '68, RLY, '69. JOAN WILSON-6.A.A. pln, '68, Homeroom secretary, '61, Dynamlters, '61. DOROTHY ,JO WISE-Moved from Stlllwater. Oklahoma PATRICIA WOODWARD-Home Ecollollllcl club. '67, '6l, '69, llxed Chorua, '6l, '6l. Panlc, '68, '69. -Y- MORRIS YEAIIAN-I-lorneroom vlce-presldant. '61, I-lorneromn treasurer, '61, '66, Panic, '61, '69, Wreetllnl, '61, '6l, Track, '6'l. DON YOUNG- 1. 10llg1l slm-ahlin' 2. Trugmly on llw Arkaun-las fl. purple -1. nut in a rut 5. You said it 0. more pvople 7. R. KI. Gordo 8. lllv llznul 9. N. ll. and we- 110Il.1 menu North Carolina 10. out of tlll' rage- ll. little' blqvk book 12. lllrev of vm 13. On top of llle world so fur us 'l'm-xuns are concerned 14. guess who 15. goin' for a rifle. . ,l '44 N My , 1 The Class of 1950 1,4-fl In righl: joe Early. Kathryn Whitt-h Chief sponsor MRS. ANNE C. ELLIS President Bon MCBRIDE V ice- president Jon EARLY Secretary KATHRYN WHITEHURS urst Bob NILBYNIO T 4 A K 'qw 1 , K Q: s A -1 J? , il? f A ., u N. f X, f L P' A U1-lnrvrl Alvfilllillll Hun 'xvltbll Warren .Mlnm Georgia Alf'x.uul1-r Bruve Alhon lKur4ln'll1' Hzlwlll , , A+ , ' -,,, Q I J X . 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X X X Z..- ,M 4 W I , ' X 'Z 1 Q ' f J I , I X I Rnynmml Baum,-y Tom Rrwlrlvll .lilfl Rm-dy Alwilzl Ric-In Pillly Rirl A f 1- . I 'A ,ik fr ,Q A 4 .nf l V, . -3 nj . A 1 , A , R A , , . iv . W- JP '4 41 '1 -of . . 4 N I . uf Y V I, 3-. A 5 ' X ! f 7 Y f . 1' .X . X Hurnlzl Riggs Ke-lllu-Ill Rnlaml Barbara ,lmulluv Rm-v Wanda Roan Yivinn RUWPII V A, fx Uh Qi! 1' f , -- ' ,r f I . 2 I l Q , 'Wf' - , ' gi 'ff 4 K k SE , Jack Ruff Pally Sanken nr 'Y Bob Sale Elizabeth Sanderu ui ,nn , Etta Mae Sanders Ruth Ann Schieffer HCI!!! Schwlnke Allie ing the lhfane Il' r BWI' rt Scmler 1 5 , , X 6 Y , 1 5 5 ff L 'F 'K ' r GFS' i W V 1 ith w Q N' vb 5, ' A 1' -0 - fd, -.2 -- ' 5 . g W? M ' it 3 k k - I K 4 f - llun 5lH'H'1 'Yann-y Slmltnn Patsy Sivrmnn Danny Sifferml Rnymnnal Sisnnn Bill C. hnnllu 1' A .. W, F ,xi . a I I 2 W 1' V' 9' v ,'. f ,fp fsvi ' - vw 3 N' ' 'Q 'F' ' J a g 4 -g f K V X ai 54 - I F, fc 'ty Bill J- Slum' Frulwos Smith Mary Hlln Smith Frrmim- Snirlvr .liwk SIIFYIN Earl:-Ile Snlltl' l , ff 4 fn: , - , f' , 7 My fv- f f ' 4 y , f. , ' ,K A ' ' ' 5 'V . A ,Q X4 ' K I X k . Y V J 'rx W A ' Guy S milmgm Lluyml Su-wart Rube-rl Slrve-14-r Vrala R050 Taylor ,lnhn Tvlirivk Lila Tho . I if T' 1. r .J-. A V-b , .-v -- , Y' A 4- vi as f ' ' W f -9 ' 5 fi , W .1 1 M W VL x 'K I f 4 X Hob Tllvlllili Ste-phunie Fl lwlnpnon Twila Thompson R01-,pn Tuoman 1 l f V . l ' W' Am. 1 ' , ,. ff 1- A- , N 'f-21, A t A . .Q fi m Q, S ' ' ,ag ar-so was ,J K k X ,MZ R - A .Q U Mzlryelvn Townaeml lhlviil 'l'rnpm'll Manx Ty re-r Phyllis Vamln-rslivv +40- 0-F A , -s. I1 rk llfll ul wo 1 A 9 7 A .Q 9 ,L 'L' 1- . .1 ,,. - k , U A ' ' 53 if 'ras fs j 'W X X A x X J X a 4 K. X David You Bobby W'nlla1'c Dale wahhall Yimmi W Q-'rio' - ' Y 1 ,-'asv N, . A V 1 A .J A , Q :r , , f .wg X Bill W,.l,,,h.,- Hslhvr Wvrluwr johnny V, pl,-I, Kathryn W hilvhurst W, . I X f -Q .1 ' 1 rx A' , , 1 ? K 1 ' A' Q - , ' tg . x J V' Vg x 2 V xi 'f Doris W illiunls Lino n Willlmn l nnl 141- W omlruff rv- gf YU' -Ula Ivan Wear A . Ai Bill Whitlnurr f ..7,- Bill Yazvl A ,-v -4 wi? ,1 s lark Wear .lanv V ilkimron . Juniors not pirlurvd: Melvin Harris, Don Lewis .lvrry Lee Cnnnrlly, Joe Otto.. The Class of 1951 Left In right: Kay Turpellllillg, Edward Yvilliforrl, ,lack Bailey Chief sponsor Mlss MARY BYERLI-:Y President JACK BAILEY V ice- president EDWARD WVILLIFORD Secretary KAY TARPENNING .42- A- 1 v:- .5224-ml, B14 - 'SQ .. lf 1: . ' ' PY my fs -2 ' i xg V , 2 , 4 0 Hi, , , I . v 1' ,, . il v -4- W ., .3 3,53 -. - .Q fi v- ' 4 , A V K 1 . ...isp mf , 'Q , -2, . , W.. 6 B-,, ' :A':' 1 1 x . lw1!Qk.'s. l ' ' a U, ' ' g ,, 4 1 Q Wh ,. . x -qxxy y 5' Hi? K!,7. 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Row 5: Nornla lfllffzuloluulcl. lion liurlvv. Hivlmrd Hush. llill l lr mivlmel. Dana Marie Carpe-nh-r. R01l'f?ISllQ't:illI'llll.t:ll2ll'll'Stlillllllll. Billy Clmnsf-lor. ,lklll1'Clll'l Hvlffn ,Ivan lllurlu-. -45- 'v rw- ww M y in n I-drab.: ' ,A , il' -:I -.ff 1 5, N- '2 V 2 ,Pg Z - f , N tl . 1 . , a.. . 4 ' if W 1 . f., ' 7' in 'W S V r it A fx ' I I Q ,dw i - K YK ggi , f x F K K X ,dx Nfl . I i ,, , s ' Q ' .iff i ii: ' f 'V ,.. I ' , ,,,: S2 ei i b :A l. V v tv nf. '34 Ei G BQ' ,lx R ' A Y K f..1. .M. :iii ..-gg? -QI 1 , 1, - t. i st Q 5 . , if 'iii i L. V5gEgij 4 ,QA 1 if ,',1ysi?i1,jiiiE1,4 I ... N . -.. K . A A Q 4 ff rx, ' 44 Q, - ,tg ' t A t -5 H T7 x 'ya :,:, Q I, ab Ski K X Q kd , H if fi .. f .3 ' K A 1 V fi ft i ii' ' i Q2 'gr 2 -'-f t - ' 4 'r ...r W, , Q-wi' V to N X y - ' Sa I Q 4 f V n M? . -I 2? if' VC' as 5 if-HM' TIS? li i 'l ,, r t W ,fu 'v gk , ,,, W , v -3 A . ' tr. N , - 'W J, f ,I Q xg .,.k 7 - l inf fm r if ,t ,- kk A ' ' ,V ogy ,, 55 as Siiiffi, ' T i Q. , it 'f-. f' z 'c',f 7' ' if i ' W1 .Li , i ,s V f :. . l A A Row I: ,Ivan Maria Clarke. Cena Clelnenis, Bill Clt'Yl'llg0l'. Harvey Clinton, Earl Clinton, Max Cobb. Wheeler Cohh. Mary :Kun Coch- ran, Dorothy Conklin. Row 2: Kenneth Cone-ly. ,loan Cooper. Doris Covill, Jack Cram, Holly Crewsv. l.oyc-' lfayn- Dania-l. Mary Ann Davis. Marvillm- lleMoss. Donald Denison. Row 3: Eclora Dethloff. Wanda Dixon, Charles Dougherty, Orwille Doughty. Carolyn Dow, Wallamf Dungan, Natalia Dunlap. Don Dunn, Stanley Pfdwarils. -44 if 4 3, Q-A Ad -gf-rr X 'Q xxx xif fiyj' ,o -..s i s UW . A5 4' . 5 tt 1,1 or 55.5 l - ll W i iiit ii 5' 1 X I Four is ll vm wal. a MJ Row -I: George' l'il'il'lkHtbll. Hovsaril lfssary. Relwvva Hwy. l'iNerPtt Fansler, ,lark lfinvh. Hvlr-n Finney. Harlvnc Fish. Dale l itzpatrit'k. George lflulu-. Row 5: Delores Fonvillv. Dolretla lfortunv, Don Frem-li, Donna Fronkier. Laura Galutia. Row-6:.Rohert Caslon. Billie Jayne Clover. Junior Goodwin. Vir- ginia Graham. Richard Greer. , , , , ,Qi 'L 361 , P ,A V., ., f.. 1 ,gg an .3 , V ' , 3 E ' , if ' l -A -:gy 'i . .ov , ,j A A' Luz vl I D K, F' X N Q , J, 1 5 1 X f , ' N . - w , X ff X l 0 . . l . r' i Q 4 , - I. so K 'v Q gt' I Q in .o K - in .4 . 2 fl, 5 5 i- Q f r iv L' ' . ,S . W N7 Y , I 4, A ' L V C 5. f .df L' ' A I X ' 1 Y ' 4 ' N. . , bg ' 1 X Ji W . , K 'X Q i. ff.: P' fi- - ., I V i W f A ,. 35 f 5 'N I' iw V531 4. f- 4' is w 5 . M W . . 7, I qi iff I ,J . 'H I 7' , E ' ' 25 e VL .19 in fa :gy .. 'Q ' BN lv , l -A: sl ' f 9 N, f MXN -WV .3 ai J f K ' X 247 .rf 67 . , 5 im, . V . h h Q 1,6 Q X X M. k rv 1 'J ' 1 J'-'T Rnrhvf. fl11H'g1ll'l'l. Turnnn' mul ll illiv f'ul11'1'r1H'IlI4'0ll lJSll'UfUg,Y. Run' I: De-llwrl Ure-gg. Lula Mao Griffin. ,loan Griffin. Hill Crim- lvy. ffllarlvs lifllllltj. flvrahl Cnailagnu. fliwinlula llamlrlawlc. Dun- vlla llall. Holi llannnons. Ron' 2: llurnlliy llar1l1'astlv. livilll llarkins. llvtly Harney. la-on Harm-y. lfilgvlif- llarris. .loannv llarris. l,ur1-nv Harris. Bill llarris- lwrger. Barry llarsli. Row 3: Phyllis Hawkins. Sliirlvy Hazen. Wanda Hvclrirk. Margaret Ha-ffron. Carlanil llvlins. Ronald Hvlins. llvtly Hellzel. Mallvlla Henry. Charlene Hewitt. , po . X 'ill Q, an 40 'ki 1 my . , . f iff -I X Hou' fl: l'anlin1- llil1lvlrranl. xxlllllll' llill. Norlnan llllllbll. Gvrry Hinrivks. l.. ,l. llougrvmlnrn. Cliarlvf Hoskins. Katlllvvn llowv. ,lack Hnilark. Barbara llnfflnan. Rmv 5: Mary Margaret lngvrsoll. Crawford lrvinc-. Rc-tty llI lf'll. Gr-nv lvie. Sonny ,lf-ffrf-y. Ron' 6: Charles Jesu-r. ,lolin Juli:-. Qnvsla johns. Janelle Johnson, Mary Half-n Johnson. Q n i .., .7 A gg'f?l,3 -fn, F Ea vi j. J 1, f . , M 1 ix M M , f- , ea , A l Q . M - yy ,., ur Q , V! W, XA A ,, A .. -'W X ' 4 Q M lm ' I .S 'fly'-X ff, ty A 0 x lj X 5 fl I , ', 4 A ,. V ,S 1,1 . .f ' lic L' 'T 7 L ' '73 ' ffl 77 V ' 2 -:Q - l al M e rg 1 X , W - - I 5 ,ff x . ref ,ff N A 'jr .ktli , ::, , A W rain X.--gg ' V Y',, I I K K K f ' -:, ' , as We e Q ' 1' ff H- ff' Q f.. .- ,111 . ' l .M luzv Q l . , iffefaji- ' M Willy x N M 2 g ' 2 Ne M lf l 1 lx l 0 f ' ' if K N . i ' . , Ov A K sw, 5 - 3 A , ,, ,, J . W. 3 Y 7 A -9 I Mm 'K 5 g f., 1 .., an ,M M 4 f' M Q., We . x i 5 5 , , . 1 -I A ini - A V- i ,T r - QQ .. . ,Irv ,, A Q l A' , N , b l M ' sl . 6 Q . , , Al Y ii . lt. T A A A , M -f , 2 ' 1 -6 ' A , f e H I C A7 li l? -13' K M Row I: l'llyllis jolinson. Willa l,ee ,l0llIlSl0Il,, lfdwina ,lllSl.lFf'. Wal- ler lxau-sler. Sli:-rman lxaullmun. ,l0llIl Kelly. Dewayne Kessinger. llurlanrl Klzlpper. Patsy Kriller. Row 2: llc-rl Lane. l.ynla Lane. Mary ,lean Lee. lfrefl l.e-mon. ,lne l,4-sserl. Nita Levy. llale l,ewis. Helen Lewis. Alex Lipslci. Row 3: Dolores l.o4'lcriflge. Sue Lowry. Don Luelcinlbill. Norma l1lllS1'llg. lrene Lyons. Pearl Lyons. Shirley MeClaskey. Barbara lVleDovs7ell. ,loan Mrlfarlin. Furorilv hour of Ilw aluy. Em. drink, and be merry! Row el: Ramona Mr'l arlin. ,Iinnny Mf'Cee. Belly Melalin. Sue MeI,aury. Jr-rrouliline MvMellon. Lalmma M1'Murry, Delores Mad- elera. Charles Mall:-w-ll. Violet Magee, Ron' 5: Laverne Main. Eugene Maples. Htlwina Marquis. Delores Marlin. llorollly Marlin. Row 6: Gloria Mdllllllll. Sue Maurllin. Zelma Mellon, Marilyn Mil- ler, Marsin Miller. -46- . W .35 4- fy- , ,5 515. - 0 . 14 WX'-2 '-Q J Q X as ll? Q N, f ' so I X l V 1.3.8 f : :S , 1 1,3 v A qu K I A , 4 11.3 X ,S if-I -P? ' A 1 of - fa ef Li 'f is e - -, K-'K . i i A I - x t ' s W . x J I l y 3 , , P 'W lx - 4 'L , ,Q ' lg fs' 3 P3 ' - as t A IQ 1: Vg- L, y at , Xe, ,I ,J Q ,3 h N Q, ' ., X i X V. I Q , Q ry ' N my B2 i 'L 4 -33 0 , 2' L 13 15 'P ' ' ' V f 1 A 4. I A Lx, ag., Q , X ,X ' X x X g 1 I . Aff X! elf. 1 f - S S i 15 , r 3 4 7, .4 1 f A , , a i ' A 'v ' 9 ' , 1 . 5 fa, J a ' cl . , 9 i' P ui wi: jf t li' . - - - l 1 ,. I i 9 P ' '71 q P W l,. ' I ' MQ X '55, , Sophomores do work, sometimes! Row I' Eva Moore Clifford Moas Rose Moulton Pa ' - 1 - . , t Moyer, Car- roll Myers, Judy Nickles, Charlene Norris, Richard Nowlin, Ann Oberschelp. Row 2: Pat 0'Haugherty, Mary Jo Ormand. Gene Osborn, Willianl Overland, Pauline Owens, Carolyn Parker, Jennifer Partridge, Joanne Penisten, Pat Peters. -4 Row 3: Wendell Peterson, Billy Pike, Dorothy Powell, Bob Prescott, Cc-pe Presley, Vonda Quimby, Billy Ray Reeves, David Renee, Mar- ilyn Rheam. Row 4: Deloris Rippee, Marvin Roady, Zack Robedeaux, Rachel Roberts, Floyd Robertson, ,Io Ann Robinson, Norton Roland, Don- ald Round, Georgia Russell. Row 5: Betty Lou Sanders, Charles Sanders, William Saxon, Helen Schoonover, Kay Schultz. Row 6: Ernest Sebor, Sue Sexton, LeRoy Sharp, Neal Sherrod, Tommy Sigler. 7- , fa r a . ' 'X V i 3 , . p , . ' 'TI .. ' l g .4 i , f ' Q 5 , Q-.5 sr, it , Q i gi.Ak W. 4 gy, pf L3 7 y N Q , p Sgt 'lt . I 5 ' f f- 1- W - , i y ,li ft IX S 5 . f rr S f A . V X X Z . , I K -, ,ff I 'I' V w r . V, W ik r I l S ' ' I i 5 -J 3 , A' +9 , 1 ,Q xv f' S , x . ppyy 1 , lp 1.3, z? W 917 ff S' i 'xxfl f ' Y, ' .5 Y-, ' sl -i ' 'fri E T 1' .55 ' . fi' 123 1-7 C' is f- - -'sf X117 1 f-, X K ' F , p - i',QgEfL? Q , L f ' my T' Q ' Q f- ' cz 4 21' +A - , r' S ...fy 9 - ' f 1 Iii, ' 'TP A ' -A U ' . 7 X Q ,- ' - N ,ffl ' I vi !' ,, - . ,Q 4 1' ' 0 K , .Qld W lyk 5 I YT fl, 5. -ni 1- P A-Y .it b Row I: Lauren Simmons. ,lack Sinclair. Pauline Sisvo, Bobby Sloan, D' lame 'Hahn F lang' for H salhfwd vuqwmpr Lyndal Sloan. Evelyn Smethers, Alfred Smith, Dewey Smith, Helen Smifll- ' Row 4: Buddy Taylor, Cleda Taylor, Louise Taylor, Rita Taylor, Calvin Thomas, Joe Thompson, Tommy E. Thompson, Tommy L. Row 2: ,lere Smith. Joy Lou Smith, Richard Smith, Ellioutt Snyder, Thompson, Sue Thomson. Alvin Spore, Harry Spradling, John Stacy, Novella Stebens, Bill Sliebef- Row 5: Jimmy Thornton, Roy Torrey, Sue Tripp, Frank Tucker, Row 3: Howard Stieber, Bob Stingley, Roy Swain, Sandra Swan, Belly Turner' Dwight Swegles. Bobby Taiclet, Doris Talbert, Colleen Tapp, Kay Tarpenning. Row 6: Patricia Turner, Bob Turvey, Norman Vandiver, Willie Vanwey. Joy Villines. .-481. kt be 1.35 - ' A - N V ' N I ' , Aggie ' '- N - Y ' 'Q ' .. A as ' - Y , W ,, ' L ' l ' f 'W 7 ' 'LQ -4' - . , - - ' Q ' ' ' AQ ' , an lg A K. ,. V Y ,f . Q . i ' ' 'N H ' M Qgffizvlf -- K ., ' Q , 1 e all '- I V k: .1 :sly Q W: . X 9 'x 1:1 gr' I fl V l ig 3 A X, E fr, r + Q, o Y ' -an 4 - 55 W R :' 1 3 L' if ' ' l . i A 'X fb. ' 'jill ll A V X 5 5 l 4 e . A K , ,f ll - X tv . l , l J l - 1 i if Hi If ' - rf' I .. Row I: Gem-sieve Voss. l,illizlll Wlallu-r. Rose-ilu Wvallalce, John Row 2: Roh Willialllls. Donna Willianns. lfclwnrcl Williforml, Keith Well-ll. Mm-llvn Wells. Billy Wllllv, Gl.m.gt. Wlllwl Cllr,-il, Wllllalwr. Wise. Marxin WUlllill'lK. Sue Wright. RlK'llill'll Y eamian. Loren Irons. lfjlf-mmf Wllife Sum i Nut plkrturvrl: Raymond Hoor. Janie-s l,z1wh-r. ,lack Hullerfiehl. C., N 17 . V, 4 , ,E re- ' ' awn- f 3 Ya'-. 2 l ,F , l ff f iw- Q e K I, . 'I A, . A - 14- . 4 l. The big one cli4ln't get away this lime. eh Neal? 2. May I have room. 6. You fellas make an poor excuse- for an totem pole. 7. Local this dance. please? 3. Something fishy going on here. -1. Lovely, yukels dl il Wllll fling- 3- flrfnil ill'-'y SWCH? 9. .lilffli Hlltl Don just lovely. 5. Rogues Gallery portrait of Mr. Arn0ld's home- hack in their youth. 10. -and if l'm elected l'll-. ll. Smile hig. Sue. .-49- 07 1 e'1eJ ffakffff fW0W T9QL MW 22358 , Ji? We IWW' frffsf ffff' JL 1,44-,Jnyaw hc-fy e. 194- Ez 'WJ uf-f w I 9703 ' f W QQ ' em. W fmjw VW j WP , My W WW W WWW L 'W tjgbhutha ' One. NGFELLOW . L l .ar-W N 5BQ:w 1- ,Wm , at V lg Q: PLV- if . A e 1 lf 'fi LU' -Q I ' ' Mi -I , ' fi , fi We judge ourselves by what we are capable . of doingg 0 hers 'ud e us y w we ve el -Lo wif --eh! wk ,aw M . Qi I W4 lmihlliimil m '1 P!!.!'lIImiT4ll IIl5l!!IIim 'liiiiim iiiiiiiiil Who's Who Among The awarding of lhv best 1-irizen pins. bIuPTEMBER HILLIE SCOTT TETIRICK. member of the Biology Club, representative at- Girls' State. and a director of the All- Sehool play. maintains: This is the most wonderfull thing that ever happened to me. GENE GREEN, president of the SrniorClass. member of the Slide Rule Club. and junior member of the Ponca City Engineers' Club says: I vonsider this one of the OCTOBER greatest honors I could reeeivef' GENEVA CASSINGHAM, head cheerleader. a rep- resentative at Girls' State and B. l'. W., and wrestling queen last year declares: This is the most thrilling moment of mv life. TOM CATLIN, football captain. senior Rotarian. junior lllehlhtfl' of the Ponca City l'ingineers5Club. and representative at Boys' State exelaims: It is one of the surprises I've 1-ver received. NOVEMBER JEAN DODGE, representative at Girls' State, mei ber of girls' octet, president of theAdvancedGirl Gleelilub, and secretary of the ArtClub proclaim 'LI still wouldn't believe it if I didn't have my pin DICK BOWMAN, a representative at Boys' Stat and an outstanding guard on the football team i sists: Someone must have made Best Citizens CXQ JANUARY MARILYN EITZEN. representative at Girls' State, secre- tary of Senior Class. and a very outstanding art student says. This is one of the hest starts I,ve had toward a good new year. TOM TRIMBLE, representative at Boys' State, Student Council representative, and a speedy winghack on our football team. is now a proud owner of the title of Best Citizen. The Best Citizens' tea is one ofthe cherished times for the Best Citizens. DECEMBER LA VERNE DENTON. memher of Home l':t'0HOIlllt'5CllIl3, cheerleader. C. A. A. member. and a me-mher of the Dynamiters hopes she can live up to the honor. BOB MARTIN. representative at lioysl State. Senior Ro- tarian. president of ,lunior Class. and viee-president of the Student Conneil this year. is very deserving of this award -53- FEHR UARY MARI-KN DEAKINS. president of the Dynamiters, mem- ber of the Poncan Staff. memher of the octet. and secre- tary of Advanced Girls' Clee Clulv. declares, The honor has prompted me to prove myself worthy. CORKY SILVY. an outstanding: guard on the football team sweetly replies. Mama will he happy. W' A .. .-our D-s-4 V Y lui ini -V ' ml .4 .IP '5 ' -2 l Best Citizens MARCH APRIL MAY M A AA . I 'Ik ziv W.,-s,,,,5f -N - , 5 I : '-uw A ,.-- , ' M A Ht LH APRIL PATTY LORENZEN-representative at Girls' State, a cheerleader, a character in the all-school play last year exclaims, Oh, what a shock Y LEON BRUNER-holds the Social Studies, Solid Geom- etry and Chemistry awards expresses, lt's a great honor fone of the most wonderful things that ever happened to me. HENRI LEBOW-representative at Girls' State, B.P.W. representative and recipient of the bronze scholarship pin only said, Oh, gee Y REED MCALISTER-a forward on the basketball team, member of Engineer's Club, and receiver of bronze schol- arship pin,just couldn't say anything. BETH CARPENTER-President of Art Club and Art Director of the Pon Dram Panic, was so surprised she couldn't make a remark. BOB HARRIS-representative at Boys' State, Vice-Pres- ident of Yorick Troup, and President of Latin Club says, Those steps up to the stage seemed a thousand miles long. MAY -54- umm 'f , ' Eg XG? WAJA 'Y Girls' and B0 s' State Y,Z.:,..,,.-..:- , f .,+1tumnxx.n-g.11ur: .m,,....-..... - ---..m..Mu..u-f---.p--1---1--A L adsl T no I U -4 pzabh Q L 9 L, Q .l J.- A 1 L 1 Top row fleft to rightl: Henri Le- ii, V I mg WK' - H -,A l bow, Tom Trimble, Jean Dodge. .lim .xi . -A Spiller, Bob Harris, Richard Fitz- , .is 3 patrick. 1 :Q - , 1' .. A ul. Middle row: Geneva Cassingham, Bob Martin, Sue Baughman, Louis , , -Q.. F . Y-- 'I H X in - Levy, Georgia Owens. S ' f 4 'Q' . '-ASX ,L 1 Bottom row: Dick Bowman, Patty L' Xff- gf Lorenzen, Billie Tetiriclc, Marilyn J. Eitzen, Tom Catlin. 4 5 X L ' , Xxx, ex f f X I l I dm 'Sig B. P. W. Glrls and Semor Rotanans M, jf Ron I Ile 1 to rzghll Jim Spiller Patty Lorenzen Betty Taylor Feneva Cassmgham Bob Martin S015 Il: Bill Mertena Marilyn Eitzen Jerry Bowlcer Beth Carpenter Bob Harris Tom Catlin Jean o ge. Row Ill: Gene Green Henri Lebow Dick Bowman Sue Baugbman Charles Silvy Marian Deakins. in Y! 625325 115 Best Best Citizen GENEVA CASSINGHAM N 1 Q --4. L- y , ,Q ' - ggi Y L fi I 4, Q Best L ,K ,,,.--W ,: - OUIS , A 1 Q. it , I? Gi x I 1 Q, , 'Ll . fp 2 CTU' 1 A tn I S e 3 K3 pi 2- 4, , 'firmly 4 'QQ 'Q' 5 C N , D ' Tv 5 6 , ' gm ' , been E 1 Honors STUDENT COUNCIL DEPARTMENTAL AWARDS LEON BRUNER-Science and Mathematics DELORES ANDERSON-Horne Making JOHN HERMES-Agriculture 4. MARILYN EITZEN-Art MARY BELLE SANDERS-Vocal Music JACK ESSLINGER-English and Instrumental Music JUNE LIVINGSTON-Business Education DON CRUMMETT-Jnduslrial Arts GOLD SCHOLARSHIP PINS Three-Year Honor JEAN BAIR SUE BAUGHMAN LEON BRUNER TOM CATLIN MARILYN EITZEN JACK ESSLINGER DAVID FLEMING DELBERT GRASSMAN GENE GREEN PATTY LORENZEN PATTY RICE KENNETH SMITH PEGGY STEPHENSON JACKIE TROUP ELIZABETH WELLS BRONZE SCHOLARSHIP PINS One-Year Honor JENEVIEVE ADAIR PEGGY ANN ANDERSON JACK BAILEY MARY JO BARTHEL NED BLASS TANYA CONSTANT CAROLYN CROCKETT DONALD CRUMMETT JEAN DODGE JOYCE ELLISON KENNETH FORSHEE LAURA GALUTIA KENNETH HARDY DORIS HASTINGS WYNETH HASKINS MARGARET I-IEFFRON KATHLEEN HOWE MONTE KREGER BILL LAWVER MARY JEAN LEE LOUIS LEVY ROBERT M1-BRIDE JACQUELINE McKlNNEY MARILYN MILLER GEORGIA OWENS CAROLYN PARKER LENORA REINKING WALTER ROSBOROUGH ROBERT SALE SUE SEXTON BUQDY SNYDER JACK SNYDER VIRGINIA SPICER SANDRA SWAN VESTA ROSE TAYLOR JOE THOMPSON ESTHER WECKNER KATHRYN WI-IITEHURST ATHLETIC AWARDS FOOTBALL All Slate fDaiIy Oklahomanj and All Star Game -TOM CATLIN. All State lTuha Worldj-DICK BOWMAN All Diatrict-TOM CATLIN, DICK BOWMAN, CHARLES SILVY, GEORGE BORING BASKETBALL All State-TOM HOLLIDAY All Conference-TOM HOLLIDAY, TOM CATLIN WRESTLING Third Slate Meet-CHARLES CONAWAY Fourth State Meet-JACK BAILEY Fourth State Meet-GENE NICKS SPECIAL AWARDS DAUGHTERS OF AMERICAN REVOLUTION Good Citi- zenship Award-MARIAN DEAKINS Clothing Award-BONNIE MrGRAW Foods Award-CHARLENE FRONKIER Home Making Award-NADINE BAKER AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF UNIVERSITY WOMEN'S Scholarship Award-MARILYN EITZEN AMERICAN BUSINESS CLUB Athletic Award-TOM CATLIN ARION Band Award-JACKIE TROUP and J. L. JOHNS PONCA CITY MUSIC CLUB AWARD-MARY BELLE SANDERS PONCA CITY WOMEN'S CLUB ART AWARDS- Senior ............................ Marilyn Eilzen Jlllllfll' ........................... Illher Werkner Sophomore ......... ............. - .Pauline Hildebrand! BIOLOGY INTERSCHOLASTIC MEET, UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA-First Place: Janice Palmquisl BIOLOGY INTERSCHOLASTIC MEET, UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA, Third Place: Bobbie June Diel SILVER SCHOLARSHIP PINS Two-Year Honor RUTH ANN BEARD PAULA BOWMAN JEAN COOPER BOBBY JEAN DIEL JOE EARLY GEORGIA FERGUSON HENRIE'I'I'A LEBOW JUNE LIVINGSTON BONNIE McGRAW JANICE PALMQUIST JEAN RAINS MARYELLEN TOWNSEND JANE WILKINSON LAVON WITHAM PAUL WOODRUI-'F NONNAMAKER AWARD Outstanding Junior Kathryn Whitellllrst SPECIAL AWARDS Bausch and Lomb Science Award-LEON BRUNER Knights ol Pythias Speech Award-LOUIS LEVY American Legion Speech Award-REITAGAE BARKSDALE D.A.R. American History Award-JOE EARLY KV00 Quiz Kids Award-LEON BRUNER Oklahoma American Association ol University Women Art Award-MARILYN EITZEN BUSINESS EDUCATION Bookker-ping ,,,,,,-,.. - ..... Elizabeth Wells Commerrial Llll. ....- ------ l- oil AN' Rolell Ollice Practice ..... ..... J une Livi.l1l5l0n Shorthand I ...... .----- J oyre Ellllqu Shu-ihmd Il -,,,, ,..... V irgima Spicer Transcription .... ----- J UM 1-lVlfllSl0'1 Typing I ....... Typing Il ...... -----.Mary Bell Sanders ------Georgia Ferguson ENGLISH - English Literature-- ...... Patty Rice Senior English ....... ----- P Cllfslelflielllbfl Business English ..... .---- V iflllill SPIN' C, P, English ll ,... - ..... .Paula Bowman General English I' P En lish 10 Georgia Ferguson Sandra Swan .. . 5 ....- ---- - - General English I0 ...... .... D orothy Powell Speech .............---- --------- Reita ae Barksdale I Senior Honor Journalists ........ Jeannine Mr-Clendo.l'lt Sue Dutton Louis Levy, Gary Ball, Charlene Fronkler, Patty Lorerlzen, Don James, and Bill Mertena. FOREIGN LANGUAGE Advanced Latin ...... Spanish I ......... Spanish II ....... HOMEMAKINC Homemaking I ...... Homemaking II ..... I-Iamemsking III .... MATHEMATICS Peggy Anderson Latin II ..................... --- ------lean Blair ---.Lavon Witham Paul Woodrutf ---.Lorene Harris ---.Margie Harney ----Pat Dronberger Advanced Algebra ....... ---.Leon Bruner Plane Geometry ....... Solid Geometry ..... Trigonometry ......... .Lee Royce Gallagher Intermediate Algebra .... --- ------Joe Thompson .---Janice Palmquist Awards STUDENT COUNCIL AWARDS l. PEGGY STEPHENSON-Foreign Language 2. DON CRUMMETT-Industrial Arts 3.DAVID FLEMING-Social Studies 4. BOB HARRIS-Boys' Glee Club 5.GENEVA CASSINGHAM-Girls' Physical Education 6.DELBERT GRASSMAN-Boys' Physical Education 7. PHYLLIS O'KIEF-Dirersifad Ocrupationx SCIENCE Physics --.-.-----.----.- Chemistry ----.-... General Biology -.-.- C. P. Biology ll .. C. P. Biology I0 ...,. Psychology ..------.- Vocational Science-- SOCIAL STUDIES Sorial Studies I0 ..-. Leon Bruner ---.Paul Woodruff ---.Elliott Snyder .Janice Palmquist Jenevieve Adair Carolyn Crockett Howard Essary ---.Carolyn Parker Allan Biekley Social Studies ll -.-..-.. --- Social Studies 12 ---.--..-. .-.. D avid Fleming INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION Trade Machine Shop ..------ .Joe Early ---. Kenneth Hardy Industrial Arts Machine Shop---Kenneth Smith Trade Drafting ---..-----.----... Tom Trimhle Industrial Arts Drafting I ....-.- Tom Catlin Industrial Arts Drafting II ..--.- .Duane Borden Printing .---.-.--.--...--------- Don Crummett Trade Woodwork --------------- Boh Conrad Industrial Arts Woodwork I ...-. Don James Industrial Arts Woodwork II -.-- Crafts .--.----..-....--.,.--.--- Industrial Arts Electricity ------- 'I' Q I Relations I and II 'I' H I Belated Training Bob Weaver Pat Dungan Marvin Womack .-.Phyllis O'Kief Neva Gauger Joh Training .-----.------------ .Charles Long Welding --.--.---...--..-- Driver s Education ...,,... VOCAL MUSIC Advanced Girls Glee Cluh ------ Boys Glee Club ---------------- Theor and Harmon y y ---------- Munir History and Appreciation Sophomore Girls Glee Cluh .--. ---- Carroll Patterson Clara Maud Browning .Marian Deakins .Jim Spiller -Jerry Bowker -Marilyn Fawcett -Joan Grillin INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC Band ...........-..-.....-.-.... .Iarkie Troup J. L. Johns ---- Tom Catlin H. S. Mathematics ....... .... . Georgia Ferguson PHYSICAL EDUCATION Sophomore Girl --------- -.-- P auline Owens Junior Girl --,-------- ---- J acqueline Mclienney Senior Girl -.--..... .--- M argaret Baker Sophomore Boy ----- .-.. D on Luckinbill Junior Boy .------ ..-. W ade Ehler Senior Boy ,--------------..--.- ,Delbert Grassman SALLEE AWARD Outstanding Sophomore Jack Bailey Orchestra --.-------.- . -----.---- .Georgia Ferguson AGRICULTURAL AWVARDS Agriculture 1 ..--.----.------- - ---. Frankie Delioard Agriculture II ...... .... -.....-.- . D ale Lewis Agriculture III ...................-.... John Hermes Charles Conaway .---. David Fleming ---.--- Don Baird -------.--- Jack Butterfield ----.- ART Anl ..-.. Art II Photography----- Painting ..-..--. Design ------. Sculpture -.--. Reserve Champion Duroe Third light Hereford Class Reserve Champion Lamb 81 Hog Champion Crosshred lamb Second plare Light Duroe ----- Georgia Owens -----Mildred Conklin -----.Beth Carpenter -----Mary Francis Nuckolls -----Jean Dodge Lettering --..-....--.----.--- .--,- . Sue Lewis SCHOLASTIC MAGAZINE REGIONAL ART AWARDS Marilyn Eitzen Gold Ke Bloek Printing y --.-......... .... Honorable Mention -.---- ----- T extile Design Place ------...---....- ---- . Watercolor Mary Francis Nuekolls Gold Key -.-. --- Place -.-..--. Place -..--- Evon Nelson Gold Key ........... Wyneth Haskins Gold Key ..,........ Esther Weckner Place ,...,...,,,,,,, Harry Braden Place ..........,..... 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Row 2: Mary Lou Cooper, Janice Ialmquist, Maurine Della, No! l'lI'fIll'l'l1f Alternate. lx.-KY SCIIIILTZ xfresrnipanist fur M Sophomore Girls' Clee ADVANCED GIRLS' CLFIIC CLUB Row I: Virginia Perdue, Margaret Foster, Helen Barnhart, Doris Hastings, Mary Lou Coo ver, Aneita Rich I 4 Barbara Davis. Ann Arrington. Phyllis Shreckengaust, Sue Dutton, ,lean Dodge, Melva Grubb, Miss Virginia Row 2: Betty Dorris, Shirley Gardner, Delores Abraham, Yvonne Hart, Betty Whitlow, ,leian Brown, Patty Keltner, Virginia Birge, Bonnie Potts, Norma Struble, Iva Lee Parkinson, Marilyn McDan1els. Joanne McCarty, Pat Rogers, Fesler, sponsor. Sackett, Allana Drake, Joyce Row 3: Wanda Ross, Delores Overton, Phyllis Brookshire, Janice Palmquist, Pat Woodward, Elizabeth Sanders, Mildred Schockman, Joy Knox, Pat McDonald, Darlyne Carr, Beverly Bailey, Georgia Alexander, Paula Bowman, Pat McCrew, Reitagae Barksdale, Alice buttlo, Doris Sprow, ,lean Sherrod. Row 4: ,lean Rains, Lila Thoen, Earlane Sober, Alta Wear, Marilyn Fawcett, Marian Deakins, Sue Lewis, erme Hester. .lune Laird. Wyneth Haskins, Marv Kath- Rono 5: Annette Lang, Mary Belle Sanders, Delores Magee, Erma Lee Carico, Mary ,lo Getter, Sue Fish. Not plklured: Maurine Dedll. Vivian Bowen. Glee Clubs BOYS' GLFR CLUB 313: Ruta' I: Gary Ball. llon :hitlz-rmii. tilyth- Hamlin. liolwrt 'l'omnun. 'lloinlny Fe-aigilis. Larry Ball, Bob Harris, Bill Kuutz, Parke McAlister, Vorinain llilton. llhurlvs Snnmlvrs. Nlr. fllmrlvs tlnnninu. llirvrtnr. . I , , RUN- jg Bob Barry. Richaml lfitzpiitris-L. Ne-nl Yossuniatn. Louis L4-vy. Walt:-r Luvr. Marvin Roady. Bob Oillealvy, Bill Carmichael, Robert lim-tl. S2Hl1'l'l lHlN'. limnimnl Barry. Ruiz- ff: Nlnx Cnhh. Kc-nm-th lirinwnlmrg. llill NY 4-listvr. Wnltr-r Km-slr-r. Hnrolfl Riggs. Clif-star Howl. jim Spillvr. lloh Parker, Paul W'00tl- ruff. Rox Mmlqlox. Yvaillv Dow, Roll' 4: Rll'llill'll llrvvr. t'ait lYll2lllgIlN I'lN. Htl Nvilliforil. Alan Hirklvv Toni Rctltltnll 1 irlTi-omhrid I' Wilbur Nt k H , W 1 .- - -- ' P1 - A IC 0 s. Richard Mullin Run' 5: Bill l'rzizivr. lttlwairtl .-Krlvn, .lvrrv Arnold. Don bltelhanwr. Dali' Fitzpatrick, loc- C'll l. N t, D D D ' Mol-lrirlv. Philip Hriaus. Philip Moran. Roy Tnrrvv. lizirl Brower. Raymond Rams:-y. I HSN on mm. on Burley' Bob 50l'HONltlHl'lI CLU Row I: Miss Virginia Fvsler. llircvtor. ,lovvc liovliringcr. Delorvs Martin. l'at Turner Gmievivvv Voss Dorothy Martin fharlen He 'tl , . Q . e wi Sue Tripp, ,loan Cooper. Suzi? Mcliaury, Delores Barnett, ,loan McFarlin, Sue Wright. Ann Obershelp. l V Row 2: Sue Thompson. Dorothy Harflcastlc. Carolyn Parker, Bcity .lo Tum:-r. Sandra Swan, Margaret Heffron. Sue Sexton, Betty McLain Nirginiai Lev Andi-rson. .loan Grillin, ,le-nsi Partridge, Patsy Krifler, Kay Schultz, Nita Mae Levy. ' Row 3: lVlarilyn.Miller. Kay Turpenning, Edwina Marquis, .loy Lou Smith, Marcille DeMoss, Laverne Main, Donna Fronkier Mary .lean Lee. Virginia Faye Anflorson, Joanne Pcnisten. Phyllis Hawkins, ,lerrouldine McMellou , Row 4: Harlene Fish, Lore-ne Harris, Colleen Tapp, Mary Anti Cochran, .lean Marie Cl lui. P tl P C ' ' Betty Harney. Barbara McDowell, ,loy Villincs, Evelyn Smethers, Judy Nickles. ar H y ann, eorme Russell' Linda Balm' Row 5: Bairhurai Brnnkau. Kathryn Allen, Mary Helen Johnson, Donetta Hall, .loan Robinson, Carolyn Dow. Lynda Bell, Shirle ,MA . . Y 4 i.,-l... u-i-- l.,,.. 4 i,.-i. ML-.. 1m.........-... t...m.-:mtl Rnnv Heh-nal Inns flu-iatv - . fi, f. LW 13, 43-ggi 5, jf? mn mass! w ' I . , ff' Il L5 1: - ge 'wi Nigga- ,,,gg:fQk in ig Lx A 4 A,.,M MA, 1 U ' Q , I 0 x ' z .N 8 , i1i'f ', .4 1 dm I, Wfff' M 'Q 'iff 1- .1 1 A ,7'!4ig:??i wb ' 0-Q f JF. 55m 0171 , if Q, V5 lf 1 5 52 4. 3 . if . , URW, YXQ. s A -CX, U SP 2 ..--ai D Ep P , , lsr Bb Clarinet Urchestra 14 A, i .5 5 r ' 5 J A4 f Aa X, L L-X Wiiwfiisfzfai- 3-1 f+--- 7 ., . A--I... 'FhnovDarla Buss-Phyllis Ffule lull-5 Ins Ferguson Claun Pematen Melvxn fin 4, Y ' -...fy si? -x Q.--4--...N Ill -r: '..-' S.. P. 0.11. S. Og ,Q K 1 , x A L Q, .,., XX U , + 4 if , . A 53 X f' S 'X -Q ?f'T,,?w l ll 1 l l mw- W Q ,.L 4- kno . - J St sC g du, b00 I 4 'ni ban l,100rchl u 1'0l0rll A 1 'hun ,Y L-W, - g' bvllvl' J is Illllllun 1 ,rv ' W al X f l ,M 3 ., ' M Ql?Q?lW 2 l 'N W A lwfllpl ', . Q 1' 'MC M1 X' 'hw fx, 5 TU W 'W l l nl V, 1 ',.1 g A V X ff J ' A fwy-Wa -74.- ,,,.....--+0-,,,...-an Hand uffirvrx: ,Ivrry llcmlwr, l'r1-uiclellll Bill Mer- tenu, Vice-prf-sixlvnlz Secretary. Nui pivlurvrl: Melvin Ely. Librariall. lf g Band Uur vunvf-rl hand in lornmiion: CYarznvnvX.lerrn' Bowkc-r, Jaclc lzlialingelg Tam loan l'brslu-11. Betty Magirh Leona Hurcliinuon, Bill Hansen. C?lI'flI'I.FNf:l9lI Penisleu, Melvin Ely, Keluwlli Forshee, Laurell U Fhllfir Jim Loosely. Cf-orge fluke. 00.yJm'XRiclIard B Shiller, Richard Neal, lk-al Sweglea, Charles Pat! Leroy Sharp. liarhonr-.rxDonalrl Baird, L ridge. Obomxlolm Mc-Daniels, D Philippe- Bvauhivn. Hill M flolon ,'7llll0AV. ja Constant, .lack Moler, Virginia Phelps, Kath hmnnons, Norman Vandiver, Gene Cleinenn, J' ush, J. L. Johns, Chuck Coodnzan, Anton Nel en. 80.1,-oonxlinnny Baldwin. 7'rom6one.vxEdw eon Harney, Le Royce Gallagher. liom.vxBiIl on Luclcinhill. Rorhonv S0,r.xDa vid Voss. Bruins olf-r, Pal Moyer. CfrIn6alrWAnna Black. Yfwnpn ' . :Joan head fu 'ler -75- . Troup, Bible' Eg-Jacgde bb My,-qlene ETT L- ie Co , 8 Jah M M Roller ' s Pgt hlla MQW immy Me Ooh. Sag-ap5o'1e,pX-ierne ard Baines, Bill Whillnore, Mer-reno, Queue Johns, Dolores L04-It XB-srbara Rove, Charles Johnsomlack Fin h fuxlaclgie Troup. flho Cla,-lhp1.rxBarbara R. A. It rPer el LO 01?- NC ee-for Hofflnlch. Penelope Reardon Every amil Has ne -- .... KATHLEEN Hows Laura Reardon ........... JACKLYN LONG Mrs. James Parker Ente ..... .... - ....... - - -Rsl1'AcAs BARKSDALE BARBARA BRUNKAU Nana Reardon .... -----DARLYNE CARR Reginald Reardon .......... WALTER LUER Marcia Reardon ........ W arry Reardon .... ,lam es Parker- - - CLAUDIA HENZLER -----JIM SPILL!-CR ---LLOYD wiEl.CH Sherwin Parker ---- ---- K ENNETH KARR Lily Reardon- - - ----PAULA BOWMAN Todd Galloway ----- ---.- A LAN BICKLEY Todd, plvasr' gn! ALL-SCHOOL PLAY The Reardons are a typical American family whose ec- centricities, if hilarious, are only nomial. Laura, the mother, is a social climber who tells tales about her glori- ous ancestry. She is deliriously happy because she has engineered a match between her daughter, Marcia, and wealthy Sherwin Parker. The youngest Reardon, Penelope, is a demon with a slingshot and the piano. Warry,j.he only son, is positive he is the coming Eugene O'Neill. Reginald, the father, would rather tinker with the automobile than ticker tape, and Nana, the wisecracking grandmother, is only concerned with Bing Crosby records and getting rid of the Parkers. Nana succeeds in doing this with the help of Cousin Lily, an adorable liar from down home with stage aspirations. Lily, arriving unexpectedly, agrees to impersonate another cousin Lily if Nana will help her get an acting job. Her performance as the skeleton in the Reardon closet is so convincing and the lurid facts she reveals so hilariously shocking that the mighty Parkers take to their heels in a hurry and Marcia is reunited with the boy she really loves. Nana retums to her Crosby rec- ords with the satisfaction of a job well done and Warry decides that even though his distant relative is a bit on the daft side, she's the only girl for him. . 1:-' io: Q- ji 5 1 : rt 'i ' 1 ni i .1 - iii. -f is 7' ' I What every family has both Wells. V M nh' v c. ,M S 'iii 3' I S , , A 5 -rs 1 X . 5 3 iris. -76- Tlw Parker family. ushllh-tlflll-, mo-lhuh, and faa-thulif' What every play needs-the student di- rectors, Billv Scott Tvlirivlr and Eliza- The Reardon family portrait, courtesy of Rogues Gallery. Abby and Mnrlha. tho pvrfz-rt pair. Why sn glum. Mori? And u-irh all that. No. 2-24-49 Dr. Tim Aley Assistants: Jarque Mc-Krnney Claudia Hn-nzlrr To be lakvn in 3 dom-s in tha' exe- ning from 8 lo 10. Javkiv Lung, prumplrr, lo r-llpvrvisr s1'he'1lula-. Mn-dirnl In-rm and common num:- fur varh is Mortimer Brmrslvr, Parka- N'IrAlislrr: Elaine Harp:-'r, Tanya Con- wlunt: Her. Dr. Harpvr, Wilbur Nurk- olls: Hrvirslvr, Paula Bow' Brmrslvr, Darlynt- Curr: Krega-rl r nlll 0 frnml allur mul ,lllllfllllllll .worn lu haw' .-mmvlhlng m aonzmnn -77- D ear Ruth SENIQR PLAY , qt , X 1 fi , r , 1 ' A my , 1 r 1, 'E Friday, April 29. 1949. 2:2 Dear Ruth, U Tonight l witnessed the oddest reality of my life. You .5 .C see, I attended a senior play that so described you, your fam- , 1 Q ily, and myself that I would almost say, if I wererft certain A 1 X X of your love, it predicted our future. 1 B To be more definite, even the names were identical. Y ou ss, 3 were portrayed by Sue Baughman 111 3 your sister, Miriam, 3 1 121, was portrayd by Pat Lorenzeng your father, Harry Wil- kins 131, by Bill Mertenag your mother, Edith Wilkins, by Billie Scott Tetiriak 141 g and your maid. Dora, by Margaret G Dean 171 A 1 was portrayed by lim Spiller 181g Martha, my kid . sister, by lean Dodge 191, and in one act my buddy, Sergeant 1 , Vi' ,Q g Chuck Vincent, played by Jerry Bowker 151, married her. 1 lsrf t that a laugh? Also there was some 4-F guy to whom 1 you were supposed to have been engaged. I think his name 4 a- ' was Albert Kummer, anyway Bob Smith 1 101 took his part. Right at the end Harold Klobbermeyer, portrayed by lack Esslinger 161 knocked on your door and asked for you. lt seems he was another of your sailor friends. 9 1' ll have to admit though it was a darn good two-act , play. Tim Aley 1121, assisted by James Byrd 1111 was di- 5 is Q rector of the production and it was written by Norman I sg Kra5na. Well, dear, the lights just blinked so I guess l' ll have to knock this off and hit the sack. 1' ll write you again tornor 5 l rowfso until then! J, y 1 Goodnight, Ruth, agg5,f'11'1,1fff3i Ii, 1 Bill. ,11 3, it gf-9 6 if e , 1 as , isa . f w ,. A ,- i -73. as , , e - R 4 ' A .f -..J 5 ' ' H omeroom skits Digger 0'Boring gleefully looks on as Greedy Cusu Catlin drums up business. Well, here I am, you lucky people. The University of Salivafs opponents of the Harlford's school for advanced laugh- ter dig in. Who is that pesky boy? 0h! Swami Ribber, tell me how dis hussy rid herself of dese husbands. ' PonFDram Panic Ha rmony H ues Eight beautiful girls with eight beautiful voices provided harmony for coral. Deep Purple and that come hither look give this skit oomph. .laekie Troup as Flame with friends. Red Roses for a Blue Lady. .lust horsin' around through the Tulips. V416 fi. I l f 1 W xiii f I ' X , 4 -F . 7 ii 'ifiqf ' Itry all thmgsgl achieve what I-can, . 'A I 5 V ggi! - ' .V I ' .,-4M1s1.wLLEi , i g ,9.-11:53 . . A-'NWI .bfi Llc' gf - -- -'ff .angie-' fi iq. T V ,Ku , L .xx ,, :rf 2 ,- 11. -S, 75,54 . - ' w - Q . v x-rg-,. 1' W.:-g5m4f4 f lv' ' '- 'Qui 5M':a.'s 'ww' -0 -X 7 'J ,i I-f 'i Y, 1' 1' P iygki 'I' ':?r4x-N tra 51 ,W-Q W S, ur ,A . Eotvg '1 x ' 3 e.4- 1 n 4rQ, IRQXY K.. ix.,--242 , :IQ rr u an . . - , 4' S 4145115 r2i'1'f'fE4 2i i'f -'ff K -. 'tiki Ka 5 A.: F mf 2 f ff, .Qu 1 01-1 g f 'gF.f1 ' ' , fam In X- JW- Wg-'v 5' 1 335 Q S ' 1' 5: VN f .Q ,N . .' QAQN1' l 1 E. 5 'xi f '43 - ia 21 ' . V f 'A 9 Rf' ,, 5. L. F 'av 'Q arf, -I , i V AV,. Q O H 4. 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Margaret Heffron, Kenneth Kran- enburg, Bob Pate, Dorothy Powell, Ivalean Parkison, Jim Vance, Dick Bow- man, Barbara Davis, Marcille DeMoss, Tom Catlin, Anita Rich, Harold Tim- mons, Lgyern Main, Patsy Krider, Kenneth Hardy, Barbara Huffman, How- ard Martin, Bob Weaver, Cloria Grayson, Bob Lee, Bill Lawver, Helen Shwanke. ' 'aw ,X va T60 61111 I' f 0 x In urkm! A 'll Cognlw J 001 ' 01 - fl - . furfhnrlhk P f'lr,', In lb dfhllnn flllldnrhl-P nUPr'ra!hIn p lllrnon 'hiv J' and 11- 'PNA :ffl ' J rmh nf IA 111-Abi! M Ill nv, nun . rf ,, 41,1 'l1d. bv, R b ffl, 6 I 1, - , ua od , , Pllunn- Sl 'fi for ,A ,V- IJ' a dn,,'o v udvn, I, 0 Jr-ho ' 'fa'-,A I- ' Ulla, . or! , iikillivuyearnl, ' '1 an all ll ,park ,ls 'Q 'lg bv d . provpd 1,8 xf X- ' 0111 'Hg I1 K- UP,-NX I V 1 4 , Z3 , 3 r. W E. - v51w,uT'-5 -,X I 4 ' 'xxx I XM g 1 , 1 R N ' I X f . aw. A . Q, X l X 5 l .IS S4 , , n-ffm bag Uwcfiienra 11,315 M ig? V 2 For'CofT:z!Q' P Met on im? 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'IQ ir A T R , r r K Q81 Business lnunalge-r Rivllahl Neal. forts and figurvs linrhnra lim-is and Rvilagzn- Hzarksdalf-. ilu' rouplu at lhv lfvyboaral 3 ,NMA 'ft i F 4...-M 5 air, Editor Marilyn Eitzen nights and Saturdays '1 N at Tale Plnotugraplly editor Bill Harney time and bulb r Susie Baugliman and Cn-editor Hob Marlin 1-oarhes and contestants hmalaches and covers Layout Staff: Doris Williams. Elizabeth Wells. and .loyce Ellison. glue, glue, glue, we're for you! X r -up--.W , M rr !s 1 LeRoyce Gallagher, ,lack Esslinger, Bill Harney. and Bill Mertena. I-slaps. plus-X. and blanks ,AQ gif. 39' ..f . , ,V lf kv., 4 ' E -1.8. i i ' A T namiters .- I .51 2 5.2 . I. ,V ww V , L . K . ' W MVM WO V . :,:pl 9 l 1 h..t,,4- 35,g22f- ,. -,z..,r...ff. , . . f , . fe .L - A Q. t -fu gn f .. . eff rf 1' g .. V X. ' g m, . . ,,.Z K fu ' - gg? ,-5,1 . , fffifgg. K. ,.,3:wr3rg,: .1g, . , . - -. Y H K Row I: from left to right: V. L. Anderson, K. Howe, S. McLaury, S. Tripp, J. Talbert, L. Lane, B. Ewy, D. Fronkier, J. Partridge, J. Nicklcs, C. Tnpp, S. Lowry, R. lVlcFarlin, J. Clarke, D. Barnett. Row 2: J. Griffin. P. Turner. J- LPC. P- Kriflffr. M. Heffron, L. Main, 5. Cairon, N. Larkin. J. McLendon, J. Cooper, V. Rowen, J. Penis. tcn, D. Martin, S. Swan. K. Wliiteluirst. Row 3: F. Bohnsuek, K. Schultz, J. Coo mer, B. McLain, C. Hew' Q, Q , ' - . C. Myers. H. Fish, M. A. Cochran, J. Adixir, S. Bauflhnmn. lui S Sexton, S' Thomson, tl' Johnson, L. Parker' K' Tarpennmg' D' Powell Sgr' B' Muller- V- V lllltff- M- Miller, J. Cllrlsly. J. Rains, H. Crvwse. B, Brunkan, A. Cobler, R. Jacoby, J. Mead, H, Fin. Row 5: J. Pullnquisl., C. Buchanan, D. Buchanan, D. Covill, L. Bragg, E. Detllloff, M. Dealcins, M. F. Nuckolls, B. J. Whitlow, N. M. Levy, V. F. Anderson. J. M. Clarke, P. Peters, M. Morlau. Not pi:-lured: Lincoln, Laird, Thor-n, Clenshy, Barnes, Rich, Chance, Durny, Livingston, Knox, Potts, Keltner, Dronberger, Marcom, Cooper, Williams, Cornell, Lewis, E. Sanders, Suttle, Sherrod, Foster, Baker, McCarty, Alexander, Ellison, Hester, Long, Williams, Over- ton, Roach, Reinking, Palmer, McDaniel, Austin, Cassingham, Thompson, Kimball, Lorenzen, Rice, Donahoo, Oberschelp, Bennett, Mc- Claskey, Smcthers. Owens. Athcn, B Sanders, Clover. Lutschu. Johnson. Bell. Ds-Moss. Boehringer. Aden, Roberts, Carico, Dow. Offirvrs. lop row: KATHRYN WHITE HURST, Att. Secretary: MARIAN DEA KlNS, President, JOAN DONAH00 Vice-president. Bottom row: JUNE LIVINGSTUN, Act Secretary: J ETTIE MeLl'fNDUN, Trcas urer. tif 'Wir E'+'?lfxlfI- . - if' , oss The UL Pl P to . . MRS. VELMA MITCHELL, sponsor, smiles shyly at the photographer. l J . .T. Club ' I t l X4 W 1 R !'.9 ow Ram' I, left In right: Buddy Taylor, George Erickson, Don Lucltinbill, Crawford Irvine, Charles Sanders. Row 2: Charles Hill, Bob Falten, Billy White, Bert Lane, Danny Silferd. , I S 54. 9 ,Uv Left to right: Danny Silferd, Vice-president: Bob Falten, President: and Sherman Coffman, Secretary. Helm:-: Members of the T.N.T. club fonn sym- bolic NT. Righl: Thaine D. McCom1ick is club sponsor. vin. 'il 4, os. ,, Q 9 if The T.N.T. Cluh was or- ganized last year to promote school spirit at athletic events. This boy's pep club adopted tlleir uniforms this year and now has a member- ship of about thirty. Don Poplin W-I, L-D--- Cheer Leaders Geneva Cassingham, rerlheafled head cheerleader. 6 Geneva puts her all into the end of a cheer. The personnel at the Home Pat Kimball, LaVern0 Denfnn Patty Lorenzen, Dun Poplin and Stevie Thompson. The entire squad Iurns out for the last yell. Left to right: LaVerne Denton. Lavon William, Pal Kimball, Patty Lorerizen, Stevie Thompson, Don Poplin, Geneva Cassingham, Jarque M rKenncy, and Linda Marrom. Z:- C I ln 1 1 -90- Q . roming bonfire. Left to right. Girls' Athletic Association Rou I: NORMA OSTEEN COOK, President: MARGARET BAKER, Vice-president. Row 2: BETTY JO BROWN, Secretary: PATTY LOR- ENZEN, Treasurer. Row I: Bobbie ,lean Earl, Geneva Cassingham, Allana Drake, Adella Cobler, Darlene Davis, ,lean Cooper, Carol Buchanan, Mrs. Mitchell, Sponsor. Row 2: Margaret Baker, Nadine Baker, Patty Lorenzen, l,aVeme Denton, ,loyce Postelwait, ,lanice Palmquist, Kathryn Whitehurst. Row 3: Betty McFarland, Nancy Duroy, Darlien Hurst, Nancy Dickson, Bernice Bnffalohead, Delores Overton, Vesta Rose Tay- lor, lane Wilkinson, Hazel Willaford. Row 4: Beverly Roach, Bessie Brown, Betty Jo Brown, Lavon Witham, Jacque McKenney, Nadine Larkin, Billie Scott Tetirick. Members not pirlured: ,loan Albers, Patricia Chance, Patsy Mc- Donald, Lenora Reinking, June Laird, Henri Lehow, joan Wilson, Twanda Rider, ,lean Rains, Shirley Gardner, Jonece Mead, Patsy Harris, Pat Kimball, Diane Clcashy, Joyce Mcliinany, Linda Mar- com, Pat Schweisberger, Dorine Taiclet, Charlene Hull, Mary Francis Nuckolls, ,loanne McCarty, Betty Dorris, Betty Taylor, Helen Barnhart, Naomi Warrior. The purpose of this club is expressed in the following pledge: I believe in the Girls' Athletic Association and in its pur- pose to promote wholesome athletics for girls in the Ponca City High School. I believe in its ideals and will try to the hest of my abil- ity to uphold its constitution. Fair play will he the keynote of my association with others and through my daily conduct I shall endeavor to teach mv fellow students the meaning of good sportsman- ship. -91- Peggy Stephenson, vice-president: Bob Harris, president: Miss Katherine Kauffman, sponsor: Glennace Odum, rerording serretaryg Claudia Henzler, attendance secretary: Jean Bair, treas- urer: Stephanie Thompson, reporter. Bch Harris and Virginia Perdue point out contrasts of the old' and new Roman wlorld. Tile Latin students of Pon- xu-..,.1.4.N.f ca City High School strive to gain a more thorough under- standing of Roman life, cus- . ww, toms, and language, and to Q . . f N, L interest their fellow-students 5 i 1 in Latin. Each year a gift is V 495.1 left by the Latin Club for N L Y Glilgpd the Department. ii'i5'N,l'lf ,L , I Row I: Miss Katherine Kauffman, sponsor, Rachel Roberts, ,lean Bair, Peggy Stephenson, Stephanie Thompson, Clennace Odum, Claudia Henzler, Bob Harris, Kendall Brown, joe Thompson. Row 2: Susie McLaury, Dolores Lockridge, ,lean Marie Clark, Kay Schultz, Charlene Hewitt, Dolores Bamett, Jennifer Par- tridge, Patricia Turner, Faye Bohnsack, Mary ,lean Lee. Row 3: Sue Thomson, Phyllis Hawkins, Dolretta Fortune, ,lettie McLendon, Kathleen Howe, Sue Sexton, Janelle Johnson, Kay Tarpenning, Marilyn Miller. Row 4: Sandra Swan, Patsy Krider, Virginia Faye Anderson, Barbara Brunkau, .lane Christy, Evelyn Smethers, Dorothy Powell. Those not pictured are: George Fluke, Alex Lipski, Lahoma McMurray, Virginia Perdue. 55- C , ar! -92- .Spanish Club OFFICERS Vice-president, Paul Wlondruffz Secretary, Sue Baughman: Food Chairman, Joyce Postelwaitg President, Monte Kreger. Llktenin to records is an im or K P ' tant part of learning to speak Spanish. Habla Ud' Espanol? A few of the members of the Spanish Club sing- Row 1: Mrs. Fa e S k tt ' h ing Christmas Carols under the able direction of Mrs. Sackett. The Spanish Club was or- ganized in September of 1948 and is composed of people interested in speaking Span- ish more fluently. At the weekly meetings the mem- bers increase their ability to speak Spanish through plays, games, songs and conversa- tion. Their sponsor is Mrs. Faye Sackett. y ac e ,sponsor, ,lo n Tetirick, .lane Ellen Cobb, Joyce Postelwait, Adella Cobler, Mary Katherine Hester, Jualella Comell, Stephen Rainholt., Sue Baughman. Qowd2: fyarren Adam, Allana Drake, Patsy Rogers, Delorcs Abraham, Mary Ella Smith, Rita ,lacobyi Bob 0'Mealey, Paul oo ru . Row James Oliver., Bob Streeter, .lim Gilley, Orlan McClung, Howard Martin, Bob Smith, Johnny Welch, Monte Kreger. Not plcturecl: .lack Esslinger, Iris Ferguson, Donna Fronkier, ' ' 1 ' Charlene Fronkler, Richard Tuffy, Bill Hamey, Annette Lang, McGinty, -1. 4: 'cf 'I-J.N'll 1 . I, 4 if tr 4 111,51 If ,,94,'4'i '45 '- v,ff9,,4, . J' 'fir C71 .v , hr, 0 'lf Al . 47, . V 14' 1 -,V f ,M The Housc of -Xloni was organized in 1946. Frmu a beginning mcuilucrsllip of a meager 33 it has grown to a grand total of l06 members this year. 'lllic cluli has par- ticipated in thc Statc ,lunior Academy of Science meeting at Tulsa whcrc several papers of a scientific nature were given by our menllwrs. Other liiggliliglits of thc House of Alon: are thc annual lvanquct in the Spring and the Statc SI'lf'Ilt'9 Fair at thc University of fiklilllltlllil in thc latter part of April. House 0 Atom ' Mx x0 sfhgl xv Q Q . 'v Q 4 few? 'X OX3-if xx' 9' 'f , X, Q- x. 00, yi N9 :J ' 1 wats. FW' hc W'- tClill ' i -ntrcvll stud Y th.. SIYIH Row I: Marilyn liilzcu, Snail- Baughniau. lat-lx l'lSBllllQlt'l'. Bill Nlcrteua. llanuy Siffcnl. Lcc Hoycc Gallagher, Stephanie Tlmmpson, Mil- dred Sanrloz, sponsor, ,lcan Shcrrml, Tanya Constant. ,lane Willxiusou. R -2:B- 'Wl'I 'B'll'rS rl llalduiin- mul A l' .x Lipslfi , -f -5 Qcmti 4. fllvnilwrs not llirlurvd: ,lor liarly, lfmlwanl Willifunl. llnn Roulul. john Star-5, Jack Lralu. 'l'oui Sigh-r, Willis' Vams l'arlc lim-lu-r, liolx l'rw1-ull, llolv llirlcsuu, Ilulon-5 Uxvrl l,ila Tlmcn. llnl: Vlrllrirlv, l'al lfall-. l.in4la Wlarvoul. Wal l,an1-, ,luuln-lla liurnn-ll. Hrorgi- lflukr, llarlvm- llawia. l Vlurau. lionnio- Wlrliraw, Mary l'illa Smith. lla-ltr lVlorl llnlnrra Alvrzlhalu. l'al llrolllrcrgrr, llulrllin- ,llluv llie-l, Mar llarncy, l'at l'n-tcrs, lfrauk 'l'u1-kvr, Mary Ann Corllrau. .lual l'a'uist1'n, llulnre-N Vlartin, l'li3llir. llrooksllirv. lmoll llarlv 'Vlarvin Kmuly, Roy 'llorrr-y, l'flig,rm- 'tlaple-a, lillilll llolr Quvsla Johns, Jack llailry. Jlrhn julw, llulrlny 'I'uit-lt-1, Noru lliltun, Ne-al Flu-rroml, Wall Ka:-slvr, llarharu Rosa-, Nah Dunlap, .lilu Gill'-y, llowanl Marlin, Sam l'ruyne-, Sul- llult lluthir- ll:-ard, llulr l'arlLvr, llirharml Nz-ul, Virginia l'he liunniw- Fu-rrivr, Wlurilgn 'Vln-liuniv-l. Alia-v Sntllc, Pnl Lurvm l'ut Kinilrall. la-on llruucr, 'Wo-lvin lily, tile-nn l'n-nit-I Jin: Spill:-r nu Llty ut ow, i u colt Tctiriclx, Elizaln-th Xvclls, jean lluopf-r. R1-itagac Barksilalc. Mary Francis Nuckolls, Hill Hauacn, Sara lrincnln. Ravlif-l liulwrts. Huh 0'Nle-alcy, Holi Slrcctcr, Park N11-Alistcr. Kathryn Whitt-liurat. Ron' fi: Barbara Mr-Dnwcll, Palsy Kriclcr. Patricia Turncr, Roscrla Wallacc, Anna-llc Lang. Barbara lllcllinty. Patsy Harris, Dclorcs Lock- rielgc. ,lanicc Barln-rl. Rita jacolmy. ,luuc l.airml. lion Lucltinlrill, Run' 4: Margarct Mclliuty. Nlary 'llargarct lngcrsull. Ccnrgc lfricltsou, Holm Smith. ,lcnvxicvc Arlair. Jam-lt Snyclcr. Amlclla llnlilcr, Elliott buyclvr, jauicc Palmquist, lit-xcrly Nilllfllv. Mary liathcrinc llf-slcr. llcggy fliirlcrsoii. P f .. - .A vir- lide Rule lub ff r ', X . yi X 'G ,if l Row I, left to right: Sara -Lincolng Glenn Penisteri, Melvin Ely, Janice Palmquist, Jane Wil- kinson, J im Spiller, Leon Bruner. A ,- ' Row 2: Royce- Gallagher, Chester Reed, Mrs. Anne C. Ellis, sponsor, Ronnie Henry, Ken- neth Smith, Monte Row 3: Lloyd Welith, Edward Bames, Bob Martin, Gene Green, Harold Timmons, Boll Tllumll. Qxry ' Not pictufedi: Warrelgkgaam, Edwin Aden, Enloe Baumert, Ruthie Beard, Dick Bowman, Tom Brush, Jack Buelianan, Tom Catlin, Bill Hamey, Raymond Hawthorn, Tom Holliday, Bob W. Ice, Jerry Lock, Parke McAlister, Reed McAlister, Jacque McKenny, Kenneth Mann, Howard,,Martin,Norman Martin, Rollo Maxwell, Bob Parker, Sam Pruyne, Stephen Rainholt, ylean Raina, Bob Sale, Jean Sherrod, Danny Sifferd, Mary Sifferrl, Corky Silvy, Guy Spilman, , - N X ' x ff, t X David Traphell, Kathryn Whitehurst, Lavon William, Ronnie VanWey. i AC , X Q 1 ,Af V I C 1 X f I i, ,ff 1 f X AI . 1 , ' .V it R -Q fi 'SWF C' u l is 'Y X . f ,, .2 X 7, i C . ' I if Clovkwisv: President, Leon Bruner, Secre- tary, Kathryn Whiteliurstg Vice-president, Bob Martin. Gene Green demonstrates the use of the slide rule to Janice Palmquist. Ez ' X ff , Q Y Ra-Dram TNS., hte Q,- ul 0 eq . a as W. K at Mas ., wt' Un' OCZ cf '70 CC hm Qqd -Pla of . BULB o,,. 75,1 140, Can '5uhW A Us ir Hep M. J 00, 6192 'fly .1 ,JJ L 'ww Lllilnb '2e,f:ro6'r-0,0 - mods, any gone P40063 2,1550 ,O -, ok ,usb l 0 ob, 'fa' ygralllvnc N, The Ra-Dram Club, reorganized last year has become '0,,,J-Qyllwl acura' Wiilw one of the most active of school clubs. Sponsored by Mr. eeahlh Q Union T. H. Aley, they present plays, panel discussions, inter- 9 views, stories and various other programs of general inter- est in a fifteen minute broadcast every Thursday night throuvh the courtesy of radio station WBBZ. ' f- Lf. '2 .- 7'ff,g.-g- -, f . . ' . ......--fr , , V .Q---s V-'s 'Y-W vs ssia. 'o!' s'i ,, f:.: 4..fT::v,g , have l ,rkrl ,h . ,, , -... ., - . - . , .., -, W.e...,,. Row I: Norma Osteen, Pat Kimball, 'Jerry Bowker, Sue Baughman, Charles Carrell, Bobby Smith, Jacque McKenny, Patsy Rich, Nadine Haskins, T. H. Aley, sponsor. Row 2: Lela Potts, Margaret Dean, Betty Palmer, Diane Cleasby, Janice Palmquist, Jane Wil- kinson, Kathryn Whitehurst, Lavon Witham, Janice Bames, Jean Cooper, Pat. Dronberger, Delores Magee, and Mary Clevenger. , X Row 3: Erma Lee Carico, Jualella Cornell, Ruthie Beard, Pat Siemuan, Bobbie June Diel, and Norman Martin. Debate Club Rau- I: jimmy Burger, Kendall Brown, Don Burley, Joe Early, Rachel Roberts, Bob Parker, Mr. Amold, sponsor. Row 2: Violet McGee, Vera Walker, Crawford Irvine, Bob Dickson, .loe Lessert, Don Dunn, Kathleen Howe, Sherman Kauffman. Run- 3: Mary ,lean Lee, Carolyn Parker, Alfred Smith, Don Knight, ,loc Thompson, Alan Bicltley. 4:- 00641 73 . OFFICERS fffojj 4 ,, e0f,5fq e . President ,loe Early, 4I,,,0flr-,ar I 'P f' It Vice-president Bob Parker, f .'e lo0:QQ'q,Z 'r 'hooqhooa Secretary, Rachel Roberts. 1 ' 00'-1 I 'U' 1 f if Y N aging' My , .pk at ll ii :' Je I iz , ,, My . A A ,Tiff K 55 - 2' E Q, A . For the past several years Ponca City High School has been without a debate class or a debate club. In September of this year, however, a Debate Club was organized under the sponsorship of Bill Arnold. The members of the new club decided to call their organization The Demosthenes Debate Club -or De-Mos for short. l The National High School debate question this year is: Resolved: That the United Nations now be revised into a World Federal government. Each debater has prepared himself to debate either side oil the question. During the first semester, the club was represented at the Annual Invitational High School Debate Tournament in Winfield, Kansas. Art lub Offirers: KENNETH FORSHEE, reporter, MONTE KREGER, vice-president, BETH CARPENTER, president, JEAN DODGE, sec- reiafyg MISS MAIN, Sponsor. 'ii' so ii L-9 li 'hp 1! Make it nice. I: jean Doll Row 2: Monte Kr Row g e Kenneth Forshee. e, Beth Carpenter, Barbara Bggg, Mary Francis Nuckolls, Marilyn Eitzen, Doris Hastings. Not pivturvd: Barbara Betts, Evon Nelson, Shirley Gardner, Sue Lewis, Sue Catton, Janelle Johnson, Nolan Horton, gcr, Joyce Postelwait, Arlen White, Vesta Taylor, Esther Weckner, Pauline Hildebrandt, Bill Whilulore, Walter Luer. .e 'C Yorick Troupe JR. THAINE McCORMlCK Stage Craft Sponsor ,ff .l L- Yaulu Bow' B wlncf, pregklen Evonsgtl 0 - Key. E 'waz gmt. lerl'Y Miss Madge Qui exneans X aecre1af'!'3Da lackie L00?-' hmam Marv' Badgeda e. . Hanger. Sue gnu!! . ..nei1aPae . k cmd-3 mcpAi e M. t U, nil' ' . qedrlc ' V ynrke Bm Med' Row l'.lplSvillet' ldv Blum . e,pf9slden RQSIHRXM man' gllnXXdY'l We Bob Harflskzlsqv allacc' Bo Row ' Lnet. ed: Rose f her 'cw' A e Ti'.,,,1.,e,,g11:II,,.,..w-1 P Stage C ra t Lvf PMW R010 I. lvfl lo righl: Bill Bright, ,lolm Welch, Kathy Titus,-Georgia Owens, Margaret Baker ,lean Talbert. Rnu' 2: Roland Helms Melvin Harris Bill Hai C , ., isen, arolyn Parker, Janelle Johnson, Sue 'l'homson. .llvmbvrx not pirturvd: Rngpdq Wallggp, Mary Sifprd, Future Teachers 0 America The purpose of the Future Teachers of Amer- ica is to learn more about the opportunities in teaching: to cultivate the character qualities es- sential to a good teacher: and to foster the de- velopment of student leadership. Our high school group is affiliated with the National Education Association as well as the Oklahoma Education Association. Getting the feel of being on the other side of the desk. Officers: PAT CHANCE, Vice-President: ALLANA DRAKE, President: JOE ANN DONAHOO, Reporter: JOY KNOX, Secretary-Treab urer: JACKIE TROUPE, ' Song Leader. Row I: Mrs. Mildred Kelly, Sponsor: Allana Drake, Nadine Baker, Jackie Troupe, Carol Buchanan, Jual- ella Cornell. Row 2: Faye Bohnsack, Patricia Tumer, Joy Knox, Pat Chance, Barbara Brunkau. Row 3: Glennace Odum, Joe Ann Donahoo, Pat McDonald, Donna Buchanan. Members not pictured: Margaret Dean, Nita Mae Levy, Nancy Williams. c -100- The Library Club was or- ganized in 1939 in order to give students who were inter- ested a chance to learn more about librarianship as a pro- fession. Training in library methods and tools is given during club periods and then a student staff is selected to serve in the library during each period of the school day. . 7 .-.El-if7gl,5.,w k M an i ibrari lub rf Wfally f'hl'lIk5 our n book for Bobbie func. Officers: Sgt.-at-Arms, Charlene Hewittg Secretary, Marilyn Millerg Reporter. Betty McLain, Vice- president, Delores Barnett: Treas- urer, Kay Tarpenning: President, Claudia Henzler. Row I, left to right: Delores Barnett, Sue Catton, Betty McLain, Charlene Hewitt, hay Schultz, Claudia Henzler, Patty Rice, Carol Buchanan. Row 2: Jane Christy, Miss Elva Curtis, Sponsor: Kay Tarpenning, Marilyn Miller, Patsy Sierman, Bobbie June Diel, Cleda Taylor, Betty .lo Brown. Members not pictured: Kendall Brown, Wally Dow, Sue Sexton, Twila Thompson. 'YQ ...Sw-....l' '- -101- ,...s- IQ. Home Economics Club Salary' uwilliarnx xvlrs on tha' lilll4'bil'll livs. LaVv'rm' Dvntnn and Allana Drakv mln a lnnl. al the roast. Wargarvl Hakvr ix not pirlurvrl. WUIlnl'lf4' Ifalwr and Hvnri lmbou' try a ru-w rvripv. Charlvrw Frnnkivr. Bobby ,Ivan Earl, and Kuthlm-n Forshvv 1-he-4-k on u'w'k's supply of gm- arcri05. mr I: Nlurgiv Hurne-y, secretary: Nnaline Baker, president. Raw 2: Miss Eulyn Hynes, sponsor: Betty .lo Brown, vice-presidenlg Ramona Bellinghuus- en, business manager. The Home Economics Club was formed to gain a better understanding of the problems and ulutics of the homemaker. They perform many services for various organizations of the school. They pre- pare and serve our sturlent council din- ners. - , dxf. . . g -l02-- N. Pehguin lub ff- 4 cl N Lenora Reinking, president of the club hard at work. Members lbottom of the letter up and around! : Lenora Reinking, president: Nadine Lar- kin, Pat Chance, Peggy Reese, Carroll May, secretary: Pat Rhoades, Bettalane Siler, treasurer: .loy Knox, Virginia Spicer, Connie Ferrier, Betty Taylor, vice-presidentg and June Livingston. The Penguin Club was organized on October 22, 1945, with five mem- bers and Mrs. Mary Louise Cassity as sponsor. This club consists of girls who are taking second year short- hand. Their aim is to study the prob- lems of the business world that would not be included in the teach- ing of a class and to gain a better knowledge and understanding of 1 them. MARY LOUISE CASSITY Sponsor -103- I . FL A Row I: Clayton Armstrong, Charles Patten, Tom Thompson, Sonny Williams, Harry Braden, Bob Williams, Wayne Maudlin., ,lohn Hennes., Fred Knief, Jerry Hermes. Row 2: Mr, Ray 0. Baird, sponsor: Howard Sanders, Bill Clevenger, Harold Hardesty, Ray Calvert, Bill Basham, De'Wayne Kessinger, Fred Voelsky, Gene Ivy, Frank De Board, Jim Thornton, Dale Lewis, Joe Saxon. Row 3: Emest Sehor, Garry Nottingham, Herbert Stalman, Bud Bonfy, Gene Smith, Jack Boyles, Cary Daniel, Floyd Harkins, Bob Slingley, Bill Smith, Don Lewis, Bill Crimley, Jerry Cuadagno. Row 4: John Maddera, Charles Crimley, john McFadden. Charles Conaway, David Fleming, David Voss, Anton Nelson, Don Baird, Bert Bennett. OFFICERS Bob Williams, Watch Dogg David Flem- ing, Secretary: ,lohn Hermes, Reporter: N. hc, do -104- I J' 'V ow Q Ai,ft 'W .lerry Hemxes, President, Sonny Wil- liams, Vice-president: Bill Smith, Treas urer. 04? tr T621 with Q53 IA It fir. 5 , A 2, ig. Row I: Patricia Mclfarlaml. Daryl Cassity, Burdette Bacon. Boll Faken, Richard Galusha, ,lohn McDaniels, Mary Sifferd, Paul- ine Hill, Roberta Reed, and Mr. McCormick, sponsor. Row 2: Betty Barnett, Von Dean Harrison, Bill Watson, Frank Semler, Robert Pale, Don Crummett, Clyde Landis, Robert Reed, Pat Schweisberger, and Arthur Smith. Row 3: Shirley Million, Bill Webster, Bob Daniels, Neal Nossaman, ,lack Herrington, Carroll Patterson, Manus Smith, J. L. Johns, and Ruth Miller. Row 4: L. O. Fleener, Wilfred Hicks, Raymond Heck, Velma Early, Phyllis 0'Kiet', Gloria Grayson, Wanda McKain, Billie Weber, ,loan Wilson, and Bill Moler. No! pictured: Tippy Roland, Betty Bush, Robert Tooman, Jim Reedy, J. C. Leakc, Walter Roshorough, Rodney Hardesty, Lee Phipps, Hal Hendrickson, and .lim Loosley. 7 4,. pl-,bfi I xm ,lk .lf 74' fv Jrwl. 9.11, I Q nl' . ' nga, 4170. '414, A' 5. Uffirvrs pirlurs-d in 4-in-lv. Row l: Betty Bush i '..- .: ' l atin- mg 4 is :Nici -we ga y 'H 1 r fi ' ' ,, f . .y i ., 3 oiaam i 10 0 ol lim secretary: Pat Schweisberger, treasurer, Pauline Hill, reporter. N0 0 tw 9 s- .9 ci w .oflxscw .a 'N at Q U - A y 3' - -IOS- n ' ,ine th rl' 9 Row 2: Bill Moler, president: Arthur Smith vice-president: Jim Loosley, ngt.-at-anns. A fx ,- ,, , -- X . airy sw eel Rollers K MH, I 3 5 3 I s ,av 1 4 'H '24 i 'a ram H wmv 0 61 5 ll ll N X 'M' ? if Q . . 1- vi.. hr - I -AR f ' lf' ,ig X1 f A 1 -aim ,Y ,a ga Q Q - H e R1 at 'l ' A 3 . 1 ' H I mgaggyg.g,.gag,k,2sgEy,,,,Lw,,a.4 . L,,- lie 4 f 1 Reel Rollers ireading from left to right, clockwisej: Garland Harris, Chuck Focht, Ronnie Henry, Danny Sifferd, Bob Dickson,Dwayne BordBn.Clifford Poteete, .lerry Lock, Marion U. Greer, sponsorg Edwin Aden, Bill Hansen, Howard Esaary. Chuck Focht runs ihe projector for a noon movie. fu' 1 -r ,- , ,vi ,K Lyn! gil ,Y E ,i I W 3. ff ,3 ,,-3 .Q W' af,-Y' 1 Xf?-lS'g- f Q li an A .rV,iQ,VT,, ka. T ,a. 95 ,. ...., 'XJV' 'W , ,. - -sf' . ,, .U an ,fa u-'W f is f in NEB? w if' ef Garland Harris, President: Ronnie Henry, Vice- presideniq Jerry Lock, Secretaryg and Danny Sifferd, Treasurer. Pictured are Ronnie, Gar- land, and Jerry. -106- i -fi iff ,. 1 f '1 jf., A EQ ti :ji :mf ' Irv ii gif 5 rf aaaa e -Wx., . 31-12 .5 ' uf . . , M4 5 -Y 5 'far,11..f .f5: if 7? J ' . A . fe'-11455, f y fffff ., ,Mawr-Ir X Y V Qgffif -.JW .. .,,,wE: 'P fr if - 1 l'l,'.l..lL'.l. Llfllfllf 11lf'.l. HI-Y MEMBERS Row I: Carol Johnson, Bob Weaver, 7 Melvin Ely. Jim Burger, Judd Ciczen- tanner. Rou' Z: Dwight llorter, Richard Nc-al, Bill Elliot. Bob Martin, Dick Bowman. Bob Wilson. J Members noi pit-lured: Jack Finch, John Welch, Jimmy Wilkerson, Bob l.ee. Glen l'enisten. The rnhim-I nf the r-nmhinn-d organizations is pirturerl he-re, ln their respective- cluhs llu-y are: BOB HARRIS, secretary: til-INEVA CAS- SINGHAM, activities virt--pri-sid:-nt: l llLl. lil.- LIDT, chairman of rommith-v on ronunilh-4-sg IAVDN WlTll'XTVl,tra-usurvr: JUDY Nl1IKl.l'IS, program vicu--pn-side-nt: KATHRYN WHlTl'l- HURST, preside-nt: BOB Wl'IAVl'Ill, pn-side-nt: Dllfli BUYVMAN, vice-pn-sill:-nl: Ml':l.VlN FLY. 'rw-urvr: JMZQUI-I M1-KI-INN!-LY, sw-- retnrv. -P 0, - 51-xgi 1--o-...- ..k9.-. The Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y clubs are the newest organizations of the campus. ley were organized last November. They are branches of Y.M.C.A. and W.C.A., respectively. The purpose of these two clubs is first. to teach and actice the Christian way of life, and second, for social relationships. These o organizations are open to all creeds, ,races, and religions. Business and creational meetings are held twice monthly and they soon hope to have many TRI-HI-Y MEMBERS Row l: Dolretta Fortune, Phyllis Hawkins, Joan Mc-Farlin, Yirginia Lee Ander- son, Rachel Roberts. Jean Talbert, Lavon Witham. Jacque Mclienney. Row 2: ,lensi Partridge, Patsy Krider, Helen Finney, Sandra Swan, ,lane Ellen Cobb. Sue Baughman, Joan Cooper. Kay Tarpenninz. Row 3: Virginia Faye Anderson, Judy Nickles, Mary Helen Johnson, Jonece Mead. Sara Lincoln. Jane Wilkinson, Sue Tlmmpson, Kay Schultz. Row 4: Donna Fronkier, Barbara McDowell, Mary Margaret Ingersoll, Janicc Palmquist, Kathryn Whitehurst. Members not pirlurvd: Kathryn Aden, Ardis Athon, Narliiie Baker, Jualella Comell, Allana Drake, Rita Jacoby, Violet Magee, Delores Martin, Gloria Maudlin, Pat Moyer, Georgia Owens, Pauline Owens, Joanne Penisten, Mary Bell Sanders, Fronie Snider. Colleen Tapp. Lila Thoen. Kathy Titus, Joy Vil- mes Vera Walker, Stephanie Thompson. re members and twice as much fun. i 'Z The two faculty sponsors are Mis'- Martha Jane Langley, Tri-Hi-Y ad- visor, and Mr. Paul Laseman, Hi-Y advisor. These two worthy people guide the clubs over the rough spots which new organizations must face. -107- s N , 5 at gui in Success is far more than a matter of witg pg' It can't be achieved without courage and grit. sy . . If gm I 5 1 - 'RQ .. ' . -- ' , f . , s ,iff 0 , - W... 'A , M ag, ' E ji' L' J ' ' 1 ' 1' 4 at . 11? .v 1 - , 'b K t - H, t b ,M ct ---1 s .A P- f 1' 'ff'fmrrm.....---rw-:1 Fl' ,mia Q- y ' 4, -fx H 7 .. - M53 n M fr. ' 944, g Y 1-45' 'X , it + A o 1, . 1 X. f .. L 1 ,. 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'iff QU. Llnxv gums' -Thanksgiving al h'lar'ku'r'Il 0llll'll Hvnn VIII Flaming Slvviv 110 Football 1 Q.. fi ,L ' ' gg MM - f Q.. ' K vt A ' ' ew' V if - .7 .. , ff , .f,.. - sf at , 5 4 . PM Bud Smith leads interference for Stunlev Edwards against Blackwell as blocks are thrown by Silvy, Weaver, and M ann. Watonga Stillwater Bristow . Drumright . Cushing . Enid . . Chilocco . Perry . Guthrie Blackwell 5? PONCA CITY VISITORS . 15 6 . 31 0 . 34 0 . 14 7 . 0 13 . 0 13 . 34 0 . 26 0 . . . 32 6 . . . 0 7 The Wildcat Season Sixty potential gridders reported to Coaches Sullins, Robson, and Clodfelter for pre-season workouts in mid- August, Among them were ten returning lettermen around which was molded a strong Wildcat eleven. Boasting one of the strongest forward walls in the state, the Cats opened the season against Watonga. After downing Watonga, the Wildcats surged ahead to trample Stillwater, Bristow, and Drumright by wide margins. The District 8A title hinged on the Cushing-Ponca City game as the two strong teams met Friday night, October 15, at Cushing. It was in this game that the Cats met their match and were downed 13-0. The following week-end the squad met another district champion in the form of Enid. The Cats were again subdued by the same margin. With four wins and two defeats the squad regained their enthusiasm and plowed under Chilocco, Perry, and Guthrie. The Wildcats ended the season with the annual Thanksgiving Day game with Blackwell. Although the Cats were the favored team an alert Maroon eleven took advantage of their breaks and emerged victors 7-0. The Cats ended a successful season with seven wins and three losses and placed four men on the All-District team and two to All-State berths. Boring, Silvy, Catlin, and Bowman were selected to the All-District team. Catlin was selected as Lineman of the Week after the Enid game and was selected as center on the Daily Oklahoman's All-State team. Bowman received the position of tackle on the All-State team selected by the Tulsa World. -111- ,g 3 .AV ,gy Aff, Q. a A ,H 5' 1 .,f'gf,ffN-3.1 1, ,y an eubm 4. ,L f www M!k4t,,?e xt Q, vw A :A ,,' 1.34 -A V y ' V 1, M ig - 733-5' if j?4Ey'+2?5'VkQ f5 gkfnk 2 1 ' H-w eL.7,' , f??jf,fs 2 fg -e,,gj'?Ef, fz:.'i :ww 'I' 1 :Lg f 4 :4ss.mi?s,. ihvfls W sure - -FVfsv2:1fi-53235 BUD SMITH-Back DICK BOWMAN-Tackle JERRY NICKS-Tackle BOB SALE-Back . JOHN WELCIH-Tackle BOB DANIELS-Back K 119+ JACK SNYDER-Tackle TOM TRIMBLE-Bacl KENNETH MANN4En -35 gd , Mi' A SQA if B DJ M, .Q, :S W I 1 :J Hr fi' 1 rs lil , 1' X a .Y HB!! Chilocco . Newkirk . . . Arkansas City . . . Ponca Military Academy . Chilocco . . . I Pawhuska . . . Arkansas City Pawhuska . 88 3 7 I' gan ' 'X f I Left: Bud Smith leads interference as Bob Daniels skirts the end in the Ponca-Blackwell A Squad tussle Lower left: Coach Allen Robson. Lower center: Howard Martin circles the end in the Ponca Pawliuska B Squad game. Lower right: Coach Melvin Clodfelter 4- A Av Row I: Bruce Athon, Charles Jester, John Stacy, Fred Lemon, Gilbert Newman Coach Melvin Clodfeller. Row 2: Alex Lipski, Ned Blass, Bill Pike, Bob Turvey, Howard Martin, .loe Early. . Row 3: Park Bucker, Richard Greer, Melvin Fagg, Alvin Spore, David Baldwin Gene Harris. Row 4: ,lack Cram, Durland Klapper, Eddie Williford, Paul Moore. Row 5: Roy Swain. Willie Vanwey, Parke McAlister, Tommy Thompson Richard Smith, Basketball . shot Wai' K . , 5 ,. ll l' Sim-1' 'hw 6 Un November l5. 1018, Coach Alan Robson issued the first call for basketball practice. From a group of several candidates fifteen were selected to remain on the squad. The squad reached its full strength at the close of football season when fifteen more prospects were added to the squad. At the beginning of the season the Wildcats had four returning lettermeng Captain Tom Holliday, Tom Catlin, Steve Parsons, and LeRoy Wilks. Other players who made the A team were Reed Mc- Alister, Rollo Maxwell. Bob Daniels, Bob Sale.Howard Martin and Rex Maddox. Jim Vance. Don Kane and John Jobe saw limited service on the A squad. The season started to roll with a narrow win over the Chilocco lndians. Next came the Conference pre-season tournament and the Cats sounded a warning on what was to come by winning the tour- nament and defeating the three favored teams for conference honors-Cushing, Stillwater, and Drumright. After the tournament the Wildcats completed their early season play with a victory over Oklahoma City Central and losses to Enid and Wellington, Kansas. After the Christmas vacation the conference schedule received the major attention. The team won the first ten conference games before stumbling over the Guthrie Bluejays 38-37. The Cats had previously beaten Guthrie by twenty points. Drumright was the only other conference team to win from Ponca City. Perry was Rau' I, lvl! lo right: Sam Pruyne, student manager, Don Kain, Bob Parker, Bill Pike, Tom Reddell, Harold Riggs, David Baldwin, Max Cobb, and 00d' Coach Alan Robson. ' ill.Slt'l t Rou' 2: John McFadden, ,lack We-ar, John Welch, George Fluke, .lohn mouths HF lobe Hill Qmith Freddy lemon 'ind Charles Vase A , , , , , . . . . y. old 'Nqr defeated 41-36 in the last conference game to give Ponca City its first 8A conference chamnionshin. Next came the regional tournament at Bartlesville. Again the bracket did not favor Ponca City. To win, the Wildcats had to defeat the three best teams in the tournament. Holliday, Catlin, and Maxwell provided the spark to defeat Miami 33-29. Next came the tough Nowata team, co-champions of their conference. The Wildcats, playing one of their best games of the season, earned the right to meet Bartlesville in the finals by winning over Nowata 37-33. In this game Holliday, Catlin, and Steve Parsons were the big guns for Ponca City. The Bartlesville team went down to de- feat by the tune of 25-20. In this game Holliday, Catlin, and Le- Roy Wilks turned in fine performances to lead Ponca City to its first regional championship in I2 years. The Wildcats chewed El Reno, the State's top-ranking team in the first round of the state tournament. The team next year will be without the services of five excel- lent senior members, Tom Holliday, Tom Catlin, Le Roy Wilkes, Steve Parsons, and Reed McAlister. These seniors formed the back- ground for one of the best teams in the history of Ponca City High School. The prospects for next year's cage teams are good as Ponca City will again be represented by a fine group of seniors, who as juniors turned in line performances to help make the basketball season highly successful. TOM HOLLIDAY, Capt. HOWARD MARTIN 66 mm DANlhIl,S Squad -l16- RICX M ADDOX BOB SALE t , , l. - gQ,Q1 'A -'mf' SCORES Squad F Ponca City ?,w,, ..----.. y.LPiCTlll0CCO 301. ' A '3'fii---Cnshing 1. ......... Stillwater ' if ? Drumright Enid iffblllfliny cenml Wellington Chilocco Cushing Blackwell Drumright Enid Blackwell ---- -----Perry . .......... Stillwatg-.rl , Sf ,Q ss , , A F Q, 23 , ,2 , K. 'V 1 ff We ln. A i . W... My 23 if as i 32 ff 29 fy 24 wg i 27 gs Ein? i hi ga i ff ga f Asian! Guthrie Cushing Stillwater --Dnunright --Perry I. ,,, ,QQ - , ,k 1 -ii if 's 3 L' ' ' ....... Gulllne I SYN? ,,.------ sk ' ,L P x y M 1 , .123-,,. J. 1--1 . L' w NkQ.1.tiff'.' f Hhffii ..f,, 4 fs., - f .A I v, f I LEROY WILKS mea Basketball Q41- JIM VANCE NWN Nw.. SCORES B Squad Pollen City 16 fr ----------Chilocco -1 .......... Enid 23 .......... Enid 13 .......... Wellington 25 .......... Chilocco 27 ........ Cushing 27 .......... Blackwell 24 .......... Drum right 25 .......... Enid 21 .......... Blackwell 22 .......... Perry 21 .......... Stillwater 27 .......... Guthrie 24 .......,.. Cushing 22 .......... Guthrie 20 .......... Stillwater 23 .......... Drum right 46 .......... Perry ff' Q R0l,l.0 MAXWHLI. 13 26 21 32 12 32 34 44 35 IB 20 29 26 14 24 27 33 I0 TOM CATLIN Rlllill 'N1cAl.lS'l'l'IR tI0.MIH Al,l,l'l'Y RORSUN STHV IC PA RSONS GENE NICKS Hvywt. Captain TOM KINKAID 138 lbs. CHUCK FOCHT 133 and 138 lbs. X1 Wrestlin, 1 CHURCH BORING Iliff In 165 lbs. x . 3 A Q GARLAND HELEMS DON FRENCH 112 lbs. 127 lbs. JERRY NICKS 175 lbs. NEAL Fo5'r13R WAYNE MALUNLQ 145 lbs- CHARLES CONWAY 165 lbs. EDWARD BLUBA11GH 154 lbs. 112 un. .. ..,.., 'x JACK BAILEY HARVEY CLINTON BILL LAWVICR GARLAND HARRIS 127 lbs. 103 lbs. 120 lbs. 138 and 145 lbs. 2 Q - - . s Row I. lm-fl lo right: Nolan llorton, il illie Vanwey. John Teterick, Roy Torrey, Joe Early, Garland Hel:-ms, Wendel Peterson. Ron' 2: Melvin Clotlfelter, coach: Tom Tliolnpson, Charles Jester, Alvin Spore, Parke Bucker, Lauren Simmons, Bill Chans- celor. Bill Carmichael, manager. Ron' 3: Stanley Edwards, Marvin Roady, Urlan McClung, Gilbert Newman, Ned Blass, Alex Lipski, Ronnie Vanwey, Danny Sifferd. Not in pi:-ture: Bruce Athon, Earl Clinton, Kenneth Hardy, Eugene Harris, Wilbur Hill, Paul Moore, Bob Turvey, George White. Season,s Wrestling Record A Squad 3rd Place in OMMA Tournament Htl: Place in State Tournament DUAL MEETS Ponca City 32 ....,,,...................Y,..... Winfield ll Ponca City ll .... ............... ..... S I illwater 27 Ponca City 10 .... ..... T ulsa Central 30 Ponca City 14 .... ..... W ichita North 17 Ponca City 21 .... ..... W infield 23 Ponca City I6 .... ..... P erry 17 Ponca City 16 ............. ................-. - CIHBGCI1 18 Ponca City I0 ................................. Blackwell 25 Lena-rmvn: Gene Nicks, jr., Chuck Focht, jr.: Edward Blubaugh, soph.: Harvey Clinton, soph.g Bill Lawver, jr., ,lack Bailey, Soph.: Tom Kinkaid, Sr.: Garland Hbrris, jr., George Boring, sr.: Neal Foster, jr: Charles Conway, jr., Wayne Malone, sr.: .lerry Nicks, sr. B SQUAD Ponca City 12 .... .......... ..,.. T ll lsa Central 21 Ponca City ll ........... ....,. .... ...,. T u l sa Webster 19 Ponca City I3 ................................. Tulsa Rogers 20 10th Place in Geary Tournament An ambitious squad of 35 sophomores, 25 juniors, and I2 seniors reported for wrestling early in December. The season opened with two lettermen, Gene Nicks and Bill Law- ver, and eight new members. This group gave a good account of themselves, placing third in the UMA Tournament. Gene Nicks and Wayne Malone plated first in heavyweight and 165. One week later this group scored a one-sided victory over Winheld. Unforeseen incidents in the form of injuries, sickness, and many others too numberous to mention here plagued the team from the day Gene broke his collar bone in a friendly squad scuffle. Consequently the promising outlook in December changed into a very disappointing season's record as far as the winning column was concerned. lt is hoped that some valuable lessons have been learned from the hard knocks and that the I949-50 team will profit from them. Bill Lawver, Tom Kinkaid, George Boring, Wayne Malone, and .lerry Nicks are seniors and will be hard to replace. However, eight returning letlermen along with this year's splendid B squad and some ten or more Sopho- mores from this year's undefeated ,lunior High Kittens should give next year's squad a well-balanced and more experienced team. A . iw' W R 1 R ' A R Baseball C N vu B V Z Bon HARRIh sy C4 A ' CHARLES CASEY Q ,im BOB DANIELS K P gf , A x B ' N135 QCIQ 3 A A A N 0 I ig gf -5 w , A , A Y J .i Nl f N K 1 if 4 ,nz z mum MLW .i ff Mgf 2 E - Run SMITH 'rom BRUSH f A W' f A Bon SAL1 Bon MARTIN W S RX 1 HOWARD MAI-RTIN 5 - A at 5, , A E' A lr A N' 4f Q wa! x M 640 V ' 0 .EKU R N M, A u. AX 2 A 40 sa - + A u A A 4, ff . ' XM xx Nc Q A Lx Rau' I. lu-fl to right: Coach Earl iullins, Hob Sale, Slcvf' Parsons. Tom Brush. Blul Smith. llorkv Silvv. Bob Danivls. Run' 2: L1-r' Phipps, Dick Bowman, Bnh Wlzlrtill. Bob Harris. Cllurlz-xi ffusvv. fohn Wflch, ,lim x'iglII'P. I Run' ff: Howard Martin, john .lnhen Bill Pikv. Don Kano. Slalllcy' l':4IM'ill 4lF. Harold Riggs. Tom Catlin. q-3 ' ,.zv ' pring Sports 'lla-nzbvrs of lhv trark loam pose for their pivlurv. 'ne track schedule was as follows: arch 31 pril 5-- pril 8-- pril 12- pril 19- ---- ----lnterclasa meet -- -.-- Stillwater Dual -- --- -.-. Bison Relays ---- -----Ponca City lnvitation ------------Chilocco Invitation pril 23 .-... District 8A Conference Meet prll 30 -----...-----.-.- Regional Meet ay 7 ----- -.-- S tate Meet ay 21-- -- ---- Aggie Relays . ...TJLL gffirtzrv dawn www r A 1' , ., E ,bw if A' .A , - 'wif-, 1 ' gf Thr' 1-ru-wd wan-hes as Tom, Delbert, Louis. Bob, and Car. land sla'rl of on the 440-yard run. ' .Q 1 Hr-rv is what happened and where - April 8 ----- Delbert goes around rho field the hard way. May 13 ---- May 20 ---..- it happened in tennis. April 1 ---....-----. Arkansas City, then - -- -Chilocco, hen April 14 ----------------- Winfield, hen April 22 ----- Northam Oklahoma ,luniol College meet, Tonkawi April 29--- ....---- Winfield, then May 2 ---- ---- A rkanaaa City, hen May 6 -.--- ---. B lackwell, hen ------------Chilocco, then -Aggie Invitation., Stillwater Tom and Sam make up ajlvr a hot game. Ronnie look.: on. Wqiiing for :hp 5:15 ball 10 mme in, ks' -I y X L l I Q , ' ' '1' TF' if' . K i ? - I ? ' iw f ': z ' -J' -- 3511: -l '- v 1 A ' f f N , , ,. , ,, 1 , . 1. mf A 1 1 Q x L 1 f - Q 2 'a'-Va f . n- A . . xiii V f 'fi I if L - A 'V Qt ifwf R , - - f xii - gy ' r- , Y.- A ,Q D+- f' fl' , .t.i.l.'. -121- Girls' 1 You developgpoise and personality through i participation in this subject. It promotes good 'sportsmanship and. if you haven't guessed what V it is by nowg this subfect develops strong, healthy vocal chords. No, it'f5 not glee clubg this subject which has so manyi opportunities to offer is girls' physical educationl ' :-' 'ti ' The wide range of sports offered includes kick soccer, volley i quoits, volley ball, basketball. - 4 - V softball, tennis, badminton, table tennis, and , ,: -I M K in K sid . l' if it tumbling. Square dancing is also included. xt v 5 . tx 1 X 'l'hat's nrhnl I lik:-'aboul Iluw. She-'s always on hor Im'.s.i spa Girls! Tin' nbjvrl ix In hil ilu' ball over the not. if 5 'E F7 'W 5 L75 ' bm 6. s I 'ful new ' yew nd ' y '--la --l22-- Intramurals Mx K X L 'YI an-,., sig.,- -i gweuher. I I -, . doing the rhlml ways lrneu. ph U. -E , KICK! Shes not L ,Y 1.1 wa, bony., gnc, zwn. lhfel' V .1 g jf 1 f, 'Y x .1 -. k',M,.,vuq,J21X:B. Q - Q-WA ' ,f.v L I - x,:.x+ - J ' Watch lhc birdiv, Kate. - -dv. - . - 'fi' f1b 'f s' A ,. - . I I u think n ba.-kb:-nd as hard. Jus' In mug ff-u mlurlu-num with an a,.,...nr yu -Ili'-' on C ll .L ways. !f -null . a 0Il4 1 mean ucalhn ?- !' F .V , 1 ,fail ' - ' vi 51, :za . 7 . lv Pk? 'lpn-alt-1-9 .- AQ--1-q.,5-4...-.-q W 7 s - aft! 7 --ef C-12.4.4-ua: lk-L - .xc-.A ff-4'----f os- Zfgtlbf ,1?cL.,,,,f.g 24: .Q-?f..e.,. 5, -55,8 - 15,7 Happiness is a mosaic, composed of many smaller stones. UH!IH UlHlHIIIQIIIHUIWUfWWHlf!IllHWU!xJJWWWIIHWWIJWWU ON'-GJl'-U7 3,151 Af ig' W .- if A In -T34 APRXL 30, 1948 Ponce .Wt J. ' :A-F M. ii fWWIIll!WHiIlUXWW!HIWMUHH!YH1IIHJUYHlH l Miss Langlvy takes a swing al diagraming svnmnr-es. A little push govs a long vh, Janirv? 09 .lust a little rog in a big wheel. 0301 Sludvnls of Miss Hyvrlvyfs rlass show Ihvir ability to draw figures, gvomvtry figures lhar isf bvrl Rvod-what a jvrkf A , arv .somv nj the few ran rloodlv and gvl rvsulls. A glanrr- ar thv orvhvslra. ,Oo . '11 I ' C' 'v V42 9. 0 'Q 'Sq' 'lah 0 44 A Q 'fs Q, 0 Q20 0,60 S, f- . Oolgloqii X 014 pp A ' D 04 -ff Q, of lin A A typiral pirlurv in Po Hi. A group of history sludents in a history rlass srurlyingAAym. you guvssod il. lulstory. Takv a mixml vlass of boys and girls who like to ru-itrlv lhoir Mvlvin Ely lrivs out lhv voice recorder in lhumbs and wiggle thvir fingvrs and what do you have? Norhing Miss Quiglvyk room. He thinks he is Frank but an vxrvllvnl typing class. Sinarrn. 'Iii 'ik N. 0. , .L , .Q s ,gy ii X at 'Q 1' 2' . U :Y 1. wifi L ,V gi ' b , um fi gs N :YY ffm! ,KK AM wr-:.,l?A......., 'I'hf- 1'llH-fgd'u'H-T3i ont' of Ihr' highlighls nf lllv yvafx mvial 1-rvnls, llusir l 1'sli1'al lfarlf In 1'lm.ws aflvr a pf-p fusf-mbly. Quiz Kid.: nl lha' KVUO Curing lo Cerllvgvu rusvmbly. lliulogixlx rnlla-fling SIll'I'illIl'llK for lfwir Srivnrf- Fair prnjert. Annual F.F..4. Fun Frnlif' NOVEMBER Stumlvnl vtmnril meeting. lfllis' llolnvruoln Curtis llrivv pirnir. Fnmllulll-l'crry. Alry lluluoroom pivnir. Von-utimml Guiclnnro Cnn fr-rt-nrrs. Foollmll-Guthrie. Penguin Club llinmr Hi-Y meeting. Upcrvttai teaser. Firsl Snow-Wlxcc-ce! Oper:-lln. Alumni Dance. Thanksgiving Vnrntion begins. Art Club Meeting. D1-r. 2. Doc. fl. llc:- Dc-r. ll:-v. llvr. Der. Dec. lk-4' ll:-4-. Dev. Dm' Dm' DECEMBER Suull-nl Count-il Convvnliun -1 lu:-liing. N.0,J.C. Aust-nllrly. Student Cnunvil Meeting: lin91ltvtlulll-lfllilovvu. Yircelling nmtvll 1 Clnrr- more: llalskvlball--llislrivl li-A tournament. l700lbull llanquvt. lluslu-tlmll-l'Inid. Kellfs lluluvrmnu chili auppcr for Football Boys. llnml Colwvrl: Penguin rlulm party. NYU-ailing .-Kssvlnlrly . lllurisllnus Latin Club Mvvling. Sunrlofs liomt-rnom vlzili suppvr: library vluh Christ- nms pnrly. KnulTmun's lmmcrnnni rliili supper: Christmas Assembly. lfhristmus vacation begins. J' The Old Woman Latin Assembly. We've been planting roses. Hob, Li'l Abner, Conrad is Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y sponsor the March of Dimes. in the Shoe- crowned. I Q- al fx ' v fi. ff A' ,f , V, LL'V 'ifftgassilils . M , , A , . bp, 5. n s . , C G , - y . C A .1 by 1 if ,L . 'af .a l 1 K .vt , .upgy A. v w .. lk. , .s L .sffiizgii If. q I .1 gg. 2 A li l Mi ? Sk ill I ,nl Y i i i i' 2 ' ' , i l li ' ' 1 - , Q v -9 .4 ' X I f I x W K 1 ll s A' -.. Altrartion of the sophomore as- Oh what a beautiful morning! C af'3 flvuflkh in ou' sembly. A 4. Basketball, Chilocco, there. 1. Basketball, Enid, there. 5. Nomination for ,lanuary and February Best Citizens. Homefoom elecqiong for gecgnd semegger, 7. Assembly-films- Are You Popular? , Everyday ll. 12 14 21 24 25 27 28. Courtesy , and The Other Fellow. 4- Basketball, Cushing, here. Wrestling, Stillwater, there. Basketball, Perry, there. Election of January and February Best Citizens. 8. Assembly, demonstrating Student Council meeting. Wrestling, Tulsa Central, here. - 16 Music Festival at A. Sz M. Basketball, Drumright, here. 18' Start of final exams review. Band Concert, Merle Evans, conductor. 24' Basketball, Stillwater, there. 25, Wrestling, Wichita East, here. -1 30- End of second semester. Wrestling, Geary Toumament. Vocal Music Assembly. Basketball, Blackwell, here. Wrestling, Perry, there. Election of March and April Best Citizens. Brotherhood Assembly. No school, District Teacher's Meeting. .lunior Play, Arsenic and Old Lace. Basketball, Drumright, there. State Wrestling Toumament at Tulsa. Kau0'man's Sophomnrv '22 - 4 iq Aoi 4 Jr' home room wins School Spirit rontmt. Z 're- lm.. 1 6 .Q- FFF 1-rr Shop Building. March 4. 8 9 10 ll 24 25 28 29. MARCH Leap Weak Assembly. Student Council Meeting. Election of May Best Citizens. State Basketball Toumament. St. Pat's Danceg Latin Assembly. Pon Dram Panic Assembly-Phillips University Grade Cards. Friendship Banquet. fn ' 0 .rp J- 1,. Q66, JQQQ J . .r 'af If 60 ,gba ' 97.11 654 4. '14 0 . '4,Z'0f 4, he-4 f . fb 4,0 oh 1- be 14 f 55072 fx -, for pb .13 l 'IQ' 4 r QQ' fa! 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