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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1956 volume:

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Today's citizens and leaders are urging us on . . . Building us better schools . . . Providing us with better homes. And guiding us with a firm . . . steady hand . . .This. . .the 1956CatTale. . . Our tribute to the people of Ponca City. jr f ,ef K ' .JP ti., l, ., , . ff 4 V 'xx 4 A I 4 ,f,,' . j fl' f11 1'--ig 5 e K - f' ' Y' nf U ' 9 . : HJ :xl - . AX, -2- -Ee- , ,fdi it A x h . , A 0-'J . 2 4 i ' I I ' N ,, 2 , N a ' . -4 g .. Q1 1 ' .his '.'.-I u -4 V. 1. V Www. Hifi? fv3':F r.' A T .,. , 5 .- ' -ff? 1' f. ' ff . -mv. gf K - W th-4 ,kts-T -----1 X ' Z 4:1 . Q ! K, M .1 ,Jef W fl-. k A ' Q- v K ji 7 1' 1 1 'L :ff A - Q., N .. 1, -. , 'K - 4 'F' I ' ao ' ' 'OH .1 : - . . v ' 4. aiu-'?2f:sx - 5 ' 1 Us '- fiiizgi.-Q LJ ' 9 A .5 ' ' S-. . ga, :E SK.- Suuk fl rr sw-AL., anna-nm., tn LA Sdid 11113 'K-'Rf-gggixli 5' Q-allfll' ,. .,.....-..........,.,-, 'R ,hi fa, --... 'X ' 1- ' 7 . 'sis ,ff ' 1 I A 'AL' 4 s,J 1 Dedncatnon Admmxstratxon Act1v1t1es Personalxtxes Sports Classes hx x School L1fe E., '56, f ffl! f X' J Contents 7 W fa v , ' ' ' o ooo.o ' ' ' ' ' owls g. ' ' o ,o A .wvw.ooooooo..... -o-,,o,-ss in o oo-v Q ornn L 'N 5 so so H o .,oo so .ooo. ,ooo o A ,oW9s 'f' ' 1-S ,ox S ' ooss ,Hs Lad., u I W o K Y Q4 Q . :Q J -X l tl ff? - . V x :nxt i ', ' 7 ' 1 i f , , A , . 5 oo' ' f ' 7 ,cl 5 cl ,JA '- Nw-'. 1 ' ,nj , I S 'G 1 .1 , 1 ' .N ifg, H AT A , ,J Zin - li. -5 f ilk? Jk. 5 Ideals like zlpices point ever upward. X egggzzs 'Vs ' .Va OUT' 2,825 r' 5 'wwf fQQQQ inmng l!lF iiifi ll,- -nf! I M N- Jak, ' , - 5? .wg e v A ' 725: ' x STS? , , ,wg- .:L' r nvltgq. P ......u....5q X f h .1 9? -ei 3752? b . i' - . 1-var - ----v E- - ww... R. 1 2, 'N rg R f WI1 ill N 'f'f' fr 57 QW t. r I V H :mes dema . I ' i 5. ndflew 15 crafts. gli -I. -- . fr . ' 3 IUMA HI! if ' WW Q :El 5 ,,.4v-' I -.--v- V if ...4 .ry-I :ar .. 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Pruync PRINCIPAL ,-3 5 Engllsh Dep1rtment lutllru 0I1llI1i.,LllSllLX lIlClllIkI'1ILll'L IIISPIII fl all to LIL1flNk XNIIILIS xml Pilfkllflll IOLIFIIX lsti xx lllrlls xx ltll xxurlls Lrllslllers for LLlllL1I'C lllc l ngllsll Uqplrtllllllt Niles Cllrolx n Bslgbx rs Ruth Beaublcn Xirs XIIYXDL Kelly Nllss Xllfllll .1ncIlnl,l1.x Forelgn Lfmguage Department Pntllusllsts for eloquence ln forclgn tongues Lhamplon of tha Lulture of her lands 'IFIISIS ln allen lpprcemtlon the forelgn l1ngu1ge de Xllss Xllfx Brlglllm Nlr: Rlfl Brx lnt his Xin Alma I cv. Ones Nils: 'x1ldy,L Qulglcy plrtment -10- Harrx Brov. n Mrs Flxc Slckcrr Pull Kcstcr Niles Katherlnc Kauffman Gordon MncDonncl Flmcr P. Simons Hnstory Department Defmdrrs of dgnumruy designers for 1 betur world Lommenmtoxs on world gums stltnstnumns on dmtns tnmes md plues tue hnstors dtpntmcnt 'W-rw Iloxd fouht B111 'Xrnold Nhrk Hodgson Paul Lascman Noel Leathers Gradx Pcnmgcr Industrial Education Department Trammg m tomorrow s trades mastery of m1nu1l md mc-chanlcal pursuxts appmlsal of xoeatnoml 1ptxtudes the mdustrml educatxon department ll 'i g ,A fl .' X 5 . ' ef ff. In T o ' X 3 .Adi ' 'Ia Q ,Y V, X r - G. -5 1. 5 .I l W I 1 .. . , ...Li-Us Scnence Department Bulwark of buddmg bxologxsts mstruetors nn rese1rtl1 'md theory consultants on test tubes 1nd mlerobes the sclence deputment 'UR Nirs Mzldred Sandoz Bob Burton Otxs O Fox Robert lngersol SnnCl:ur Orendorff Vlrs Nmthalxe Roberts 12 Home Economxcs Department He1dqu1rters for aspxrmg homemakers e p ln he1lthful llvmg asslstance m the art of sew m culmvatmon of culmary capabllxtxes the home economncs department Mxss Gladys Mann Mrs Helen Boren A H Long Mrs Mnldrcd Morsteacl Charles H Cunmng Jo Jane Wan . -A n f--- V . . . . , - L4-t t 1' , . . . ' KW , Nt . ' .,. . . ,4 Q X-'JI' ei- l x I fr Ni P- l 1 t ., N l 0 ' r A in 3 . ,'f.1f.:'- J . - . . ...hl f, if .gmi .. U. 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PhySlC l.l Educatxon Department Prottttors of phx Slkll fntncss, promoters of good sportsmmihnp tounstlors on dex elopmtnt of mmd 1nd bodv through compctltxve sports Ul'2'lI11ILI'9 of1ssot11t1ons for the lthletle minded tht plu ent ll edumtnon dtp xrtmtnt Far! Sullxns Velma Mntchell Alltn Robson l1ck Suthff Agrxculture Department Practxcal tramlrx m agrncultural pursults d velopment of 1gr1r1an authontles promotlon of Future Farmers ofAmer1c:1 the agrxculture department Drnvers Educatwn Department Perfect dlrectors of better drnvmg courtesy m Cars promoter of public safety the drxver s educ1t1on department 14- Ray Banrd Delbert Cnrlnlc Nut e pig i, Q -- , ' ' . .. KL. ' S lr' '. . I d - d 1 mf 3 I ' ' ' 'U ' N ' ....e- - Q 1 ' r s - ' 9 - ' - A 4 . ', ' 3 I .fl Lnbrary Department Guardnns of thc trmsures of vw nsdom .md knowl edge publnclty igcnts for fiscmatmg realms of 'Adventure 'md cntcrtwmment guldes to grmter hlppmcss through the m1g1c of reidmg rht lxbmry dcpirtment 1 ,- J ,- .Q Vi -Q.. Mnss flva Curtns Busmess Ed ucatxon Department Consultants on commcrcxal careers tutors m ty pmg techmquc courses 1n competent cor respondence the busmess educatxon depart ment Tom Wlvng Mn Mmry Ioulsefmntx Mme I 1X ern F ns T I Vonrgomerx M159 Addlc Tmslu I5 ' Ak- v' , - Y . . . I ' - - 1' . I ' a , 4 K I . . . - ' . - . 1 f , , I . . . . I -: J . A X wr 9 i I xi , r A . . R 1 L I X - .Jr ' l - 4 - . . P , .P I 5 . . ' 'X :l 5.5, ' . . . D I - J . 1 1-if Yf . L .Y i k. F , it r W QQ - ' ' ., Q21-N. K ' 31, E21 ig, Secremrzes Aclazeve Ejfzczent Offzce Mnss I.1ll1an Shustcr Mrs. Dornslcgn Harney NE ' .9-5. Donna Williams, Arleen Ledbetrer, Kay Murray, Gwyn Looney. 6- Mrs. Vivian Hemze jucly Young, Carol Gullct, Barbara Harris, Mary Beth Spilman, Ann Wall, Berry Thompson. N Mrs. Agnes Dunn Special Service Groups Asszlvt P0-Hi Mrs, Thelma Reeves Veldn Harney, Colleen Wealand, Dotty XVcingart, Di.m.1 Elliott, Suzanne Ren- sclilcr, Nancy Green, -Iuandci Morgan, Gary I-lesser, Glen Dale Marshall, Laurel Gaylord, Kay Ogg, Dorothy Smith, Carolyn Lain, 'Sw-of . , 2 5 '6 . 1 i Y Z we A ,, l i Mrs. Ruby Chapman David Harrison, Grant Hodges. George XVilliford, Lloyd Baumwart, Alvin Schmid. gig! 44 liilplx Cfunur, lluyl Cfulwlv, C.l1.l Y I.mN,Urx.1lC,r.15, :Xrluy l lx'rlu, l'l'.l li,1ilux',,I1mSlmw. Yu! l'u'l1n..l: R1 H Knrkp.uruLk, Gm Itriclm. 5 . 1 null TIP R011 I-Mrs, Floyd Howell, Mrs. I,cc llnrncv, Nlrs. Buford Xvvmvcr, Mrs. Carl lI.zrncy'. Run ll---lfluyd llowcll, Xlarvin Bilycu,l3.1lcll1clic11Q, Carl XVM, rcn, Iuc llarnuy. Xu! Pnlnml: Chr cncc llxltcln-rc, ll. .'X. Garret. 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A -- ,... ..f,., ' ' - --n -. 9.-. 6 lk OVFICFR9 Premlmf Jlm Hmson K C Pres Odxs Shomf Smcretaru Suzanne Renighler Representatzve Body Governs School Actzwtzes School hosts at State Student Councxl Conwennon Degcnmlnr l 3 FUHSSEJW Y 122, gp-an--1 Q r '-W Q ws.-nuns-nag SSI UDFNI' COUVCII RIPRISINISAT VIS Bauemnan Beard Blankenshxp Bottrell Brlcker Brock Chllders Chxsholm Cole Cross Culxer Daudson Dean Doolmn B Edwards G Ldwards lfllnott laubnon l'lynr Cxwentanner Gla7ner Goldman Hankxns Harman Harney Harsh Hastxngs Hawthorne Hesser H1ll Horton Jackson C Johnson G Johnson Kanady Kothe Lake Lenhart lutz McClaskey McClelland lVlcFarl1n lN1cklcs Perry Phelps Pnercc Redtktr Rtnschler Rogers A Russell l Russell Smarty Short Sxms Smnh Sparkman Sptn tr Slrrtur l pp Tharp Vylashmgton Vfeaxer Vvlhrtehtad Vklnllxams and Yeaman The Student Council IS the only organlzatnon m the school whose chxef 1nterest IS the welfare and actnvltnes of the entlre student body Representatlon IS through homerooms each homeroom electmg one representatnve early each semester The presldent vxce presndent and secretarx are elected by the student body m the sprmg of the year before thelr term of offnce The regular act1v1t1es of the Student Councxl are carrled on by standmg commlttees wxth spe c1al commlttees 1n charge of new projects Durmq the current year Po H1 as secre tarv school was host to the annual state conventxon of the Federatlon of Oklahoma Hugh School Student Counells Contacts made through membershlp 1n Jia Jeff MUNCIL the Natlonll Assocxatlon of Student Counclls the Southern Assocxatlon of Student Goaernment and the Oklahoma Federatmon of Student Counclls oxer a perxod of years haue prouded xaluable experlence for local counc1l officers and sponsors and ln turn hawe been benefxclal to the student body SPONSORS Mass Lllllan Shuster and Floyd Focht ,- 23 , , iygr , ' I g l -L ' ., Lv ' ,-' , K , 4 - - . ff - -i' ' fi . i . tg, h T' 7 -- -X ' in Ar .9 s . A r- -- - r. - ' - . - Q -, Q a ' ' ,f s ' l 5 - ' . - . vi- xxx 'Q x I is -T h 1 lx I e - t K s l S Q , ,x ' .b v S i , ' Lf ' v ny 5 l . , , 1 V , V' , 1. . ' . . .y . T 4 , 4 I , 1 I V A I 1 ll' Y Y . KK . I , K I u , A . . k , . - I r V v ' 'K 'fl ' , 't ' 4 r K s . . an 1 - Yr! f X 'X' x JS V - fir ff XXX. ., l N X , -+53 1 Po -H i In Perspective Many factors go together to make 1 yearbook. Pictures must be taken and developed, copy written, typed and printed. and layouts drawn. By tlie time tlie book reaclies tlie printers .md is proofed, most of the student body and faculty have cooperated with tlie 3.65 119' 'Vis yearbook staff in the task. ln return tor this eo- I tx K- Ulf of - - operation, tlie students and X K N Q ' faculty receive Cl record A Aff' i wliicli lielps to keep the Y, Y, 0 - school year viyid in tne kk gl 5 memories of .ill. A 1. Q9 if 1. n Z-J 1. Lf if 6 5. Y :T0'+'15ff W ffff ' co.EDiToR co.EDiToR ' , Bob Rugglcs Dede Mall X ' -Q. STAFF MEMBERS: XVein- ff-S '-N gart, Vfalker. Shaw, Snyder. Shreckeneaust, Davenport. Puddy, Jones. Beard. Jansen, and Sponsor, Mrs. Mildred S.1ndo7. ,ans I AN YC? 'VU'-I fl: .Ii rf- ,,,,, Q for . . , g 9 4 'V' N.. i fi . ,,- 4' 1, 1 f-' ,JK -sg vi '7 , v 1 f V Power Of The Press Keeping the students informed of news anal activities is the function of the hi-monthly PONCAN. The husv journalist on Al bent in quest of news is Z1 familiar sight in the hall I I of Po-Hi. .Q Staff members have :i feel- , X ,. I I ing of accomplishment as each , i V . X i . issue appears .intl ft-cle Com- . - K. 0 1' ' b pletely i'ewarr.letl when our f - ,ff newspaper stands the test of A -N. 1. Comparison with other high 'V' Q Q '71 f V i - N X Zfqfq, X school publications. x . r,.,?'r,.l. 1l , J ' XA 7 at , . x, Q Xe? f r A 'fi X5 '-T X ?x If 4 FDVTOR SPONSOR W Margie Needham Miss K'lari: Pnrigtham 'Dx IQ 'ge 'N Yy' FEATURES FEATURES NEXVS NEXVS Marsha Drake Jan Vfyatt Judy Hudson Janet Alexander n. Puddv, Sisson. Endicott. Berry. Russell. Gardner. Stangcr. Rugglcs. Myers. Parsons. FIRST YEAR STUDENTS-Alle Vlhceler. Briggs, and Irons. ff I Pep Group Keeps School Spirit At All Time High QU It 0000 , .2 I A4 4 -ff- .-.,'-,A -r,g:4'-- a.,,-,- - , . ' A , ,,' The Dynamiters, the largest club, under the able leadership of their officers and sponsor, with the cheerleaders, promote enthusiasm, school spirit, and the pep assemblies with their Dynascope skits. -26- ,.u-..au-........'...',.. 4-an-.Q-gp.. ...p-.-...-.-A .....-1 W ..a..'i' .fa CHEERLEADERS: Hampton, Page, Cooper, Scofield, Weber, and Mock. fer ,pywawkxxhg ..-fr- 7 'N , ff N SENIOR DYNAMITERS - Alexander, Allen, Bald- win, Ball, Ballinger, Bieber, Blocker, Brock, Clark, Crawford, Dean. Donahoo, Drake, Eaton, Endi- cott, Fractman, Gough, Harris, Hudson, jacobus. jones, Johnson, jordan, Lain, Ledbetter, Makes- crye, Mall, Marshall, C. Martin, J. Martin, Max- well, McCurry, McClung, Monday, Murray, Need- ham, Newman, Nuckols, Oney, Osborn, Patterson, Pickel, Renschler, Ross, Rozell, Sanders, Shreck- engaust, Singleton, Small, D. Smith, L. Smith, Snider, Snyder, Stevens, Tapp, Thele, Topper, Vandiver, Walker, Walters, Ward, Wealand, Wein- gart, Whitehead, Williams, Wyatt, Young and Zink. OFFICERS: Prcsidrnl, Mary jacobus, Vice President, Donna Pickelg Recording Secre- lary, Karen Dean, Roll call Secretary, jane Walters, Treasurer, Sue Baldwin, Head Cheerleader, Nancy Scofield, Sponsor, Mrs. Velma Mitchell. VW i H.i P Y -.'mKYh.v 4 A ,. . MEMBERS Abel Blteman Biumwart, Blankenship. Brooks, Boyston, Carpenter, Davis, Davis, Dixon, IIN nt French Cu lord Hallmark, Harney, Hodgson, C. jones, R, jones, Kcathly, G. Marshall, xl. Marshall, D Hiller N Niiller Mcgmith Seaborn, Shaw, Spilman, Thule, Tucker, Vfarrior, Whshington. The Library Club is composed of stu- dents interested in books, reading, and library activities. Serving as student staff members, promoting interest in the library, aiding in publicizing books, visiting other libraries, and sponsoring a Book Worm's Breakfast for the faculty, are the projects of the club. Service and OFFICI RS Pu will ul Birbirl Bragg in I ri mfr uf Fda ina Knoetgen Siem fury. oanne Blankenship Tnrminr X nun Qhm WC 0 rm fab i Elvis ' p The main objective ofthe Stamp Club is to develop a better appreciation of customs, languages, and history of different countries. Stamps are traded and speakers are invited to explain various phases of stamp collecting. V' 4 9 x 5 ik Qu N. Barnes, Beran, Butcher, Hall, Harris, llovis, McClelland, Schickedanz, Tran- barger, XVhitt.iker, Xxi'lLlCI11.lI'l, NVilli.1n1s, Young, Bob Burton, sponsor. It is the responsibility of the Reel Rollers to operate and maintain the school audio- . visual equipment. This includes the showing of movies, slides, and the operation of film strip projectors. Reel Rollers are on call each period of the day to carry out the movie schedule. Hobby Clubs ' A .M if -. fi fv si, . '. QI ' 7 ,5-A ' .V z., ' K For an exciting pastime, many students find the activity of the Chess Club stimulat- ing. Members find an-opportunity to play chess with other enthusiastic students. I, .lfl , 4 , 'V f -.f til 'fit 0 . 95 .if I ' -Q-,TI lp iii ' OFFICERS: I'rumlw1f,M.Ci. I.c'snert:Si'fn'!a1'5', Nail Baumwart. MIQMISIQRS: Archer, I.. Fmumwnrt, Butcher, Clxrk, Crane. Hnrltins, Nlcluendon, Nlclxndon, Needham, Schmid, Sho.xf, Snider, XValker, XVillin1ns, Noel Leathers, sponsor. -- ' yV.,.h TJ, ..-' . . .- 2 h 9 4 x . ' ' are - 1 A va.. - e' , -'- 1 ' ' -1 Q Q: bis' il ,Tk C 1 1 f as I Lf ,, we ex 'gfgfq V' , r-:Pr -we t Q at , 1 f .1' i n 2 A 'V f . 1 - 1 L . , il Q , 5. K ,sin jf isectors 0 Bugs and eetles I I . 4 I Q I I ' I ' Cul ENCE .,. Mal OFFICERS: Prmiilvni, George Moore: Via'm'-Prvsidcnl, V'illard Be- rang Secrelary - Trmlszmv, Vicki Alston. SPONSOR : Robert Inqersol. SENIOR SEMINAR OFFICERS: Pn',ud1'nf, Frank Frickg Vin'-Presb Juni, Bill Edwards: Si'fn'tary-Tn'ax- urn, joe Harsh. SPONSOR: Mildred Sandoz. The House of Atom and Senior Seminar are active groups working on projects and research papers for the local, regional, and state sci- ence fuirs. Guest speakers in fields of zoology, botany, geology, and physics highlight the bi-monthly meetings. P HOUSE OF ATOM MEMBERS: Alston, Bcrnn, Billings, Breshears, Crawford, Ellis, H. Horton, P. Horton, l..inLl.iucr, Marshall, Moore, Searcy, Stevens, Timmons, Trowbridge, XV.ilker, Walters, W'right, and Young. SENIOR SEMINAR MEMBERS: Butcher, Clark, Edwards, Flvnt, Fowler, Friclr, Harsh, Kanady, Loosley Loving, Phipps, Rogers, Snyder, W'allccr, and W'eing:irt. i , Art is an Kaleidoscope of Adventure The membership of the Brush and Palette Club is extended to all who are interested in learning more about art. Activities center on special projects including art ex- hibitions, tours through college art departments and socials. MFMBFRS: Ballinger, Bieber, Brown, Christy, Davenport, llrake, Iillis. Flynt, llale, Heath, Moore, Needham, The forrnatlon of the ysychol' Patterson, Phipps, Shreulsengaust, Smith. iliompl-tins, Van- ogy Club was profnptcd by Q1 de- nest, XY'heeler, .md Zink. sire to gain a better understanding of ourselves and focus thought on personal and community problems of mental health in the world to- day. OFFICERS: Prrsnirnl, Dorothy Smith: Vin'-I'rfx1Jrn!, Mary Ann Shreckengausr: Srrvrlary, Barbara Vanncst: Rrfmrtrr, Marsha Drake. SPONSOR: Miss Gladvs Main. PSYCHOLOGY CLUB MEMBERS: Barnes, Cave, Dolezal, llonahoo, Driggers, Finney, Vice President: Fowler, Presi- dent: Fractman, SCCFCI.lFy'fTfC1SllFCf1 Gullett, Keller, Knoetgen, Lambert, Mann, Nuekolls, Patterson, Seaborn, Swain, Thompson, Volker, Xveber, Xlfeingart, Mildred Sandoz, Sponsor. Students Work as Nurse? Aides as OFFICERS: Pn'si.fi'nI, Donna Wfilliamsg Vin'-Pr4'sii1'r11f, Carol Zinlcg Assisfanl Presidenl, 10 Ella Perry: Sverelurs-Trmszmm Dulin Snider: Program, Barbara XY'heeler, Nancy Russell, Donna Ditmore. SPONSORS: Mrs. john Burrows and Mrs. P. A. MacKercher. Through the projects of the Fu- ture Nurses the girls recognize the responsibilities and problems facing them as they enter the field of nursing. Experience gained by visit- ing in the hospitals of Ponca City and other cities, and work in the wards helps them acquire practical knowledge of this profession. MEMBERS: Adams, Brooks, Brown, Chestnut, Cooper, Donahoe, Dowell, Dunlap, jones, Marshall, Moberly, Monday, Murray, Perry, Russell, Searcy, Shaw, Schriner, Smith, Snider, Stanger, Thcle, Thompson, Trengove, Tucker, W'hc-eler, D. W'illiams, M. W'illia.ms, Wright, and Zinlc. Future Homemakers Engage in a Practical Endeavor The Future Homemnkers of America bring together groups interested in working toward better home :incl family living, provide oppor- Q tunities to share in solving problems important to home life, and sponsor group pro- jects, local, state and national in scope. QM hoo Sonya Tucker: Trrzmrer, Ann Singleton' P.rrl1i1n1rr1far11u, Phyllis Keeler, Hisforian, - g iii. Roberta Baker' Refforfvr Carol Glasgow. ' SPONSORS: Nlrs. Helen Boren. Mrs. Mildred Nlorstc-ad. f 4 J' ' Q 1 X 'R X f 3 1 . Xgx , ,. . . , , 'rw J mv , OFFICFRS: Prevfifrvzf, Donna Williams: Vive-Prrvilruf. Nancy Russell, Sfffffdfyl, Sue Dona- U K -if f MEMBERS: Alley, Barron, Beasley, Beck, Brock. Brooks. Burke. Burpo. Calkins, Carroll, Childers, Cobb. Donahoo, Evans, French. Glasgow, Godberson, Gregor, Griffith, Hall, llankins. Harney, Hawkins, Hill. B. Keeler, P. Keeler, Keeling, Lake, Lackey. Lauver, Long, Makescrye, Mothes, McLenclon. Mchlenomy, Meeks, Miles, Rankin, Richardson, Rochelle, Russell, Schmid, Shields. Singleton, Small. Smith, Stebens. Streeter. D. Surls. S. Surls. B, Thompson, P.-Thompson, Thornton. Tucker. Tyler, l5i'illinms, Willis, :ind wyilsrsn. .5 Y ' ,. .li -if 11, X i -XR' G I 0 fers Vomtzomzl Prepamtzon Ihe purpose of che Tr1de 1nd lndustrxal Club IS to promote t e spmt of eraftsmmshxp provnde portumtx for experience nn leader v' ship nd the student m che mtelln gent ehoxce of an occupatnon and motlvlte md lmproxe scholarship TRAD .C A OFFICERS Pr silent Wendell Hurd l1tPnx1lu1! Nlxke Doolln Surfing lwonnc SPONSOR Tom F Wyatt x 9 Y MEMBFRS Albers Anderson Barker Brewster Chxshnlm Clmton C Davxs M Dans Doleval Doolm Duke Ellxs Enyart D Ystes Estes F1ub1on Gregory Goldman Henderson Hull Holmes Hoskms Hurd cnson Klnnger long Mclirxde XleClell:md Merchant Nelson Others Pettnt Pnerce M Porter P Porter Rochelle Selvey Sherbon Stolland Thomas Turner Wallace Warren Wayman Wheeler Watt mer Woolsey Womack B Wrnght E Wrnght HQ 34- f f U . ' ' h , 4, ' . I ' ' . . . , I ' Op- ' X 1 K ' y L' s X s ' s ' s '- l XVX I l K ' , . ' V l ' Y , 4 . . . . . l .,. . '. V: in lf 5 1 : rl' , ' ' 5 'r'- 'l' , .' 'Q 'r 4', 1' r Y if W'rightg S4'rgt'.u1!-al-Arms, Alvin Cooper, Krfmrfvr, Mavonna Ellis. I 2 '. l V, Q ' A ' ' I' I Jil! ,A'.,-. , , .'. s --v -,l .V .1 . N' . , Q Y Q ! ' ' D ' I ' Y . O fl Nl I t , . .X A ' 'Q , Ak l I 72 dustrious F. F. A. The Future Farmers of Amen ca IS a group composed of boys whose choxce of 1 vocatnon 15 'Q agrlculture Avldly pursumg the1r varlous prolects, the jumor f1rmers Combmc thelr enthusx asm and abnlxty to mamtam a 200 ure f1rm of thenr own, one of the fmcst nn the st1te, and ex hlblt stock at many hvestock shows OFFICPRS Prrwlrnf Fr1nkBr1den llt!'PY!'YlI1'l'lIf ack Harney Srrrrlarx Thomas Turner Yrrawmr Ierry Xap SPONSOR Ray Banrd ...pt VIFMBYRS Alsers Alctander Braden Brunhocber Buerzer Cales Clnslmlm Cramer lhmcls Denbel Dxllow Dugan Epperson Garrx so I Cusler R Celslcr Cfmdno li Harney I Hwrncx Hwn Hermes Hoepfnnger Huff lue hndw lohnson Klmger Knox Kothe Pnee Proenneke Sebor Shelton B Sroufe I Sroufe Steele T1pp Tlmle Trostle Turner X1p Vaallung, Sky Waller Warner Whntc J XY'rlp,l1t XX Wrnpzht I' l l Q 35 -,.--J . . . f za , l V L h os W 1 JY - f . ' . 1 l Y l l , , ' me ,D .1 : .1 , . . 3 - ,J jg w', . 'ri' , ' I , 2 ' Y . ' ' . w L. Y . ' , All - 1- .. A . , , ,. -. .' .... ' , ' , . . '- Laison, Lawson, Long, McBride, Mcflullouflh. Moreland, Mullins, Nluret. Nelson. No Far. L. Ogden, Nl. Ogden, Parker, Peters, Peterson iv 4 ' r X ' .-. - H cf. L- . ,.- H l 9 - 'Z A E X, Q V- , A I Q - I . K . Commerce Offers Business Prqbamrtion po t 5 A A .7 The Penguin Club studies the problems of business and social behavior that are of special interest and importance to the stenog- rapher and secretary of the future. Only second year shorthand students are eligible to join. VENN Q ICIRS Pnwlinf lwnda Nlnsull X ri Pm lt I linda lle Ile XX Sarnlury Dorotlia Bristow Tnnsunr Billie Blotlter , 1 Q SPONSOR Vlrs Nhrw louise Cassitv X NJEVIBIRS Baldwin Ball Blocker nstow Brooks Compton Eby Gaylord Hcltlel llcnzlcr 'Maxwell lvleClung Owens Vandiver Wal ker W ard and XX hxtchcad S i fs fi' T? ...X vu 36- TU T' N-J F TA Club Gzves Servzce to School I he I uture 'I wchcrs of Amer nc: IS 1 pxoyeet of the Nztlonal Fducmon 'XSSOCIIUOD xx lrh sun md loul lssoenxtmons The chxef purpose of the club lk to assist those mtercsud m eclue mon 1s 1 llfe clreer m gettmg mformatnon gon L L rn 1 n sg the qu lllf1k.1flOI'1S dunes remumx mon of tue. urs md the I'lLLL5SlI'X tx unmq before md xn servnee Q? xffly Vxf , Q 5 :.. S .w-di, OFFICI R9 Pnwlrul Xnnn Sham Vlrrlrullull ldwuna Ixnoutgexm SIIYFIHVX Lmda fapp Transunr Due Rxchards SPONTSOR Mrs Ruth Beaubnen HH RS I Al LH A AH lin mm Blue mmm no s Burke A C mu ford I rm ord Mug son lerguson Tmnu Hx nt C ou I-hnsen Humes Hunter uhnxon ones huuper Ixnoetgcn Lutz Nhrsh 111 Xluchmorv. 'Ncvn lm Palmer Phelps Rxchnrds Russell Sanders Scxhorn Shaw Snyder Suur Tapp Thomas NX allxer and XX eber 37 O l L 1 A . .1 V 'A s . 1 '!f'- Y .1 I x . U . . . I , , . - K ' 1 V ' 5 , ,ua ., ,-4 ,L . Q 1 'el' Xxx. Q Y 1 ' Vg 1' 'L' h A , ' 'N E ' r xl' f E .H V , .-,m lf . 1 .' -el ' f . Tx' 1' 1 sx . ,Q K: ,,-1 'rql 1 ,z s-y.. A, V: .' ' ,Ks 5 ., - ' it . . ,, t . ' HHN f l' ,S. ll'. .'h . , .gl . ,Br lc, , . Q' 'I . MC. 'f ,l. l . . Tj . I gh . ', ' , J , L' ,Y .... .. Rl' '. ' . ' . . . . I n I l Students Work Hn purpou of flu DlV6fSlfILL1 Ocnupunons pro run ns to prmuh In OPPOFILIIIIYN for hlqh mmol studgntx to Nut both trllnlns, Inc CX puunu. Hn Qtudnnr spgnm om hllf dn m mhool md om Hllf dv. on dn job The trnnnec spends 1 mxmmum of f1ftLLn houre per week urmn trldg or OCLl.1plflOl'l xxhxch xxx un1bL hum to Lontxnug xxorklng fml txnu nn hm Lhoenn tuld upon Qrlduluon The trnnee rccuus mppnntncn pn fox 1llofhm tnrnc spent on thg yob iii .g ff I 5 ncier Actual Conditions 3 X..l OFFICI-R9 Pmvnluzl nk ihcrbon V141 Pnmlrnl Doync W'oolsey irrrf' law, Tm 1 nur Xhrln Dux SPONSOR Torn T Wfyatr NIFVIBIRS Bruwur Cooper C Dun XI Dun Duke Illni fxubnon Hurd Klnnpr Xnclhmdc Nelson Pnrcc M Porter P Porter Qhcrhon Turcr Warren Vfaymm Wlcclcr Wntrmcr Woolscy Vvrnghr t,,'-. 38 S A -:vi --I - x - y- I .- v V V4 I C I-.'g.1.X 'All n . ' . l- A - ' - ' ' 3 xl ' f ' . . -1 .X X I t 4 n .i A' . , I ' ' S1 5 r ' ' , I J E X1 Z X NPL Rv' K ' , ,. '- ?.- M ,. , . . -- ' N , ,. : ' ' ,jr . Q - ' , 1 j- we ' ' . Q, OC' ' A n N V o . I ' W b Y A ,,: ' . y , Q I ii W ' , . ,. 2 ' ,IL ,:'- -Q -X ' l rr ---4 '. . - 2 'N . Ang, Q, .? n Q n 1 J A --7,13 .4-I ' 'L '. - 4 -M f I - ,' jj , .-. 2 w n 'Q'-Tm . Q-.asf -I... -,I I ' QF Q' ff V ,y - E! Q I 5 -'Q J 3, .g- , . -AY Court ncouwzges Safezgf Practices I 4 gpg s QxAFPfC, PYOYFKIIHIIQ' Alfmnm Put Tlnrn Dffm flff0YYIl 5 Neal Baumvsart and Four! flrrf Vu W1ll1cc Tht Youth Truffle Court, orqmwcd bx the Stu dcnt Counul mn the f1rst month of 1954, IS supported hx 1 cxts ordrnmgc I mch vlolltor has tht ught to plcld not gunlty nf he bclncwcs that hc rs mnoccnt lf found Quxltv ht IS scntcnctd to lttcnd from four to frftctn scsslons of trlffxc school The Youth Traffm Court not onlx dnsuplmcs student vnolitors, but also mforms them of bcttcr drnmg habnts 4. ilu li ll ldvnards and xfmuxor Asslstarzf Cbzr' 0 P0 11 lion 'l hurlwcr Allvrrlafzmg Iulg Ink Rcdulrcr Alhruilfng Provrfulzuq Alfor ones 2'-Q -'gawk N I 59 ' l,:u In ' XV r, ' .- ir .- , ,J X ,. .,g rjr , ' 'g v v , V 7 Jug-,iivg .., iff l my ' . 1 llyfvk.-' --5 v L lv R- 'A - wry. Bob Rugglux: and Allrrmzliug Dvfmm' Aitornry, Stanley I . .,..,:,..- V::.,T , t ' A -A , - - 'T 3 , . - -Q - ' J Q 1 , '. 5. ' . 1 l . A .Y. . i y f , '5 1,4 W S 'P X - . A +A' :ffrlf-1 Y Club Promotes Internfztzonal Goodwzll The lnternatxonalRelat1ons Club ot Poncl Hlqh 15 one of mmy sxmnlar orgxmzatxoni throughout the Umted States mel the world promotmg a better untlerstandmg of all peoples concernmg the prob ltms progress, and cultures of the varxous natxons that com Dose our Elrth ,ns OFFICFRS Prfxlflwzl Booker T Waslmnn ton V14rPrm1Jrr1l Demse Beaubnen Sccrrlary Dona Ballxnger Treasurer Carol Snyder SPONSOR Nlr Noel L Leathers NIENIBFRS Alston Aynes Ihllnnter Barnes C Baughman L Bauqhman Beaubnen Berrv Branum Brook: Bormg Bottrell Bozarth Clark Crawford Dxckson Fndlcott Ervun Fxnney Flvnt Fractman Gough Cullett Hampton Hansen Hawthorn Haxel Hester Hohnsworth hn NICKIFIHCW Nlecks Nlock Nl Moore' T Vloore Nluchmore Nlyers Newton Nxchols Page Parker Patterson Phelps Puddy Renschler Rowe Scofnelcl Seaweno Sxms Small B Smnth D Smxth Snyder Sparkman Spnlman Sprxngcr Stexens Stnver Sulhvan Tharp Teufel Thomas Thompson Trowbndge Xannest Vaughn Wallace Walton Walters Washnntton D Wenngart j Wcmgart Wnllxams Wnllnford Wrxght J Young VI Young and Zmk Q! As. .40- Q I S A, V 7 . . 1 . . t l 1 l . 1 - 1 3 A t bg . . , Q . 0 D .Q - . . 1 r 1 . 1 - h 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 3 , ' ' 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 . ' 1 Horton, Hudson, Humphrey, llacobus, Joachim, johnson, jones, Kerfoot, Krieg, Lain, Linstcadt, Lutz, Mall, Marshall, McBr1de, McFar- S Y A ,SV ' 1 ' v A ' v ' I v A 1 A V A V V 1 'I 1 1 V w 1 , 1 1 1 ' . 1 . 1 1 1 - 1 1 L 1 : - 1 ' 1 . 1 1 1 . , , ,, . V . ,, . . . . 11 1 1 1 1,11- 1 1 . , . 1 1 1 , . , . . , . 1 I 1 -L. .1 . KI . ,CH ' a U I 0 1 - 1. - - 1 . 1 D ,, te 9' A I lk 1 , 1 Girls Learn Gooa' H ealtb H abits, Fun l .ning l 'Ns . tiki :usa ge -my W 4 The Girls' Recreational As- sociation strives to develop A wholesome and diversified pro- gram of games and sports which have a high value in adult life. lt also attempts to encourage leadership in student conducted activities, to promote itleas of health and recreation, and to foster a spirit of good sports- manship. Olllflclillg:I'r'i'xr.li'uf,hlargaretllrucl-Q1 l'1t'i'-Prrmlrrll.lymla Nlaxu ell: Yi'ir'r!i1r'x,Ci.1rol llaughmang 'l'rrrrv11n'r, Karen Dean. SPGNSOR: Mrs. Velma Mitchell. MIQMISIZRS: Allcv, Anderson, Baker. liaughman, lieasley, Blankenship, Blocker, Brock. ll, Brown, lll Brown. Chestnut, Dean. Ditmore. Han lcins, llarris, Huilson, Hunter, hlaeobus, jordan, Marshall, Maxwell, Osborn. love, Page, Pieltel, Russell. Revell, Thele, Thompson. XVard and Xlfilliams. uNsJ OFFICERS: Prrsizfeul, Dede Mallg Vin'-Prexiilwzf, Donna Piclcelg Srrrelary, Carol Snyder MEMBERS: Dean, Fowler, Ledbetter, Parsons, Scofield, and Simmons. ss., Treasurer, Tom Giezentanner. ,sf 'A ' ' K K . vo-is , 1 . OFFICERS: Pnnviilivil, Odis Shoal: Vin'-Pn'fiflrv1f, Nancy Scofieldg Srrn'Iury-Trras- nrer, Vicki Rowe. MEMBERS: Baughman. Carpenter, Irwin, -Ioachim, G. Moore, T. Moore, Redekcr, Tharp. Thomas, and Bill Arnold, sponsor, ,Pin lubs in Forensics, The Yorick Troupe, an honorary or- ganization consisting of students who are interested in drama and who have partici- pated in a school play, assists in school productions, gives one-act plays, and studies dramatic techniques. The Troupe finishes its year's activities with an on- stage dinner. The Debate class engages in many phases of speech activity, including radio work. competitive speech events, and in- terpretive speech events, such as oral speech interpretation of dramatic litera- ture. V,,.' ,AN- OFFICFRS: Pnwiilvzzl, Larry Hughes, lil1l P7'L'iI.lL'VIf, Robert Loosley: Srrrrlrzry, Bill Fdwarcls Treasurer, Pat Tharp. Drake, Ferguson, Frick, Fullerton, Hancock. Hawthorne, llaxel, Helmbrecht, Iiesser, Holt: P MFMBFRS: Barnes, Baumwart. Beard. Berry, Hrattain, Brush, Cookson, Denison, Dillow I Kanady, Kemper, Kirkpatrick, Lain, Landauer, Large, Lewis, McBride, N1eVay, Moore, Osborn N - 1 Pilkington, Roach, Ruggles, Russell, Shoaf. Short, Simmons, Stagner, Thompson, Vickery, Whltliall, XVheeler, W'ooldridge. Wrigligand Yeaman. Linguistics, and Service OFFICERS: Prrtiifenl, joy W'eingartg Vlrr'-Prrviifrril, Arlene Clark, Secrelnry Treasurer, Jan Wyatt. MEMBERS: Hunter, jordan, Martin, Patterson, Smith, Snyder, Trengove, and Mrs The purpose of the Hi-Y Club is to Faye Sackm' Sponsor' create, maintain, and extend throughout rho home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. The club learns about state government, and does a O large variety of projects for the school and community. The purpose of the Spanish Club is to give the students more opportunity to use their knowledge of Spanish in conversa- tion, games, songs, and in reading stories and newspaper articles. The club is open to all students who have completed one year of Spanish. Stage Boys Smooth Drama Procluctions DIRECTOR. ,You XVitlcmnn. SPONSOR, Noel I.c.1thers. MFNIBFRS: Grimlcy. l'l.1llm.nrk, Hovis, Sanders, Schicke- dnnz, Tmnbarger, W'hitt.xker, XY'idemJn and W'illiams. Cn I vuq The boys of the Stngecraf: Club, work ing with new stage equipment under the leadership of their director and sponsor, work behind the scenes of our plays, panics and assemblies to help make them a suc- cess. C A I af f Rh . 1 . V 5 's qu- Jn.. V -, Slide Rule Aids in Math and Science 'l he Slide Rule Clubs ire for stildenfs who .ire interested in entering the fields of engineering, science, or mathematics, where the use of the slide rule will increase their efficiency. The fundamental pro- cesses are mastered in Slide Rule l and nd- vanced problems .ind combinations of the fumlimentgils .ire taught in Slide Rule ll. RULE X Sl kv sl ix, ' Olflilf VR9: glide Rule l P.ll1l Arn0ld. Pn'i1.lz'v1fg Nancy Russell, Ser'rrlur'y. Slide Rule ll-James lining, l'r'i'i1.li'f1lg David Xlycrx, Sfrvfiavy. SPOYNORS: Slide Rule l. Xlr. lloyd Gelmers. Qlide Rule ll. Nlrx. Anne C. Fllis. Xll'NllBl-QRS: l.. liaumwarz. N. Baumwart. llenson lfwint. Myers. and Wlilson, ,JN 'ov x ,, pv'N - 1 E 1 Masters 0 Melo dious Song CTU 'VC' BOYS' QUARTET: Keller, Rowe, Paisley, Lessert. lv, Nr GlRLS' OCTET: Moore, S. Allen, Lutz, Pett, Newman, K. Allen, Small, and Bell. My-.,,,,D j 'S-1 ' ' H I' -H r- 'n 'na 'va 'rn sn 'ns SOPHOMORE GIRLS GLEF CLUB: Akers, Allen, D. Anderson, N. Anderson, Aynes, Baldwin, Barnett, Bartch, Beck, Bernard, Collings, Culver, Dunlap, Fisher, Flynt, Hawthorn, Herrington, Hodgson, Horton, Joachim, johnson, Kelly, Klos, Lenhart, Lewis, McClasl-Ley, McKnight, McLendon, McMahon, Oliver, Parr, I. Phillips, J. Phillips, Pray, B. Price, 1. Price, Rogers, Rough Face, Rowe, Russell, Sneed, Sparkman. Steele, Stevens, Stout, Sugg, Thompson, Vickers, Walcher Walden, Waters, Weaver, Williams and Wriglit. -rv , -Bhgpp un,- 9 GQHQQ i ' t,.4f ' 4 B Q I I A IX :Eg ir ici' v- i il A0 'ls - E A 1 ' , 4 I . - 6' ' I V v i 7- Q 2 1 X 5 -3 A?bAi. . ADVANCED GIRLS GLFE CLUB: K. Allen, S. Allen, Anderson, Ballinger, Barnes, Barnett, Beck, Bell, Boring, Collings, Cooper, Craw- forcl. Daniels, lican, lfaton, Gough. Harris. Hill, Hudson, Humcs, Johnston, Ledlactter, Looney, Luv. Matldcrrn, Nlakcscryc, Mann, Martin, Maxwell, Nlcfiool, Nlcvay, Nlondgiy, Moore, Mowily, Nlycrs, Newman, Nichols, Oncy, Osborn, Palmer. Perry, PCII, Piekcl, Rcnachlcr, Rhcam. Rough llzcc, Row, Sanders, Sayles, Small, Smith, Stanger, Strectcr, Timbcrlgkcv Topper, and Whfglgnd, Q DIRECTORS: Charles Cunning and Miss ,lo ,lane V'arc, BOYS' CHORU9: Bovarth, Carico, Carroll, Cox. Drake. Dummcr, rowlcr. Hamlin. Harl-tins, Harney, Henson, Hickman, Hill, Holt, Hut' chison, Iscnbcrg, jones, Joplin, Kcllcr, Krieg, Lesscrt. Lewis, Long. Loving, Miller. Morgan, Paisley, Parsons, Pence, Porter. Porter, Presson, Rogers, Rowe, J. Stafford, R. Stafford. Swain, Swalley, Wallace, Wheeler, XY'hite, Williford, Wright, Yeaman. Q as H :wen 0 Harmony -, e X00 ACCOMPANISTS: Lutz, Hamlin, Rogers, Allen. N With the theme of Meet Me in St. Louie, Louie, the mixed chorus, composed of the fifth hour girls and boys'glee clubs, started the year with a song in its heart. For, it was in October that they received the invitation to give a concert in St. Louis on April 14 for the Music Educators' National Conference. They were also invited to serve as the clinic demonstration group for the Commission on Standards of Literature and Performance. Preparations for this big event took the place of the annual operetta, but the many fine soloists were heard on other occasions, such as the an- nual Christmas assembly. Other vocal highlights of the year for the glee clubs and ensembles were the student council conven- tion, many civic clubs' programs, Pon-Dram Panic, Thanksgiving Harvest of Music, and Tri-State Music Festival. None were more enthusiastic than the sopho- more girls'glee club, which received recognition in various papers of Oklahoma and Kansas for their porchlight Christmas concerts for the invalids and shut-ins of Ponca City. MIXFD CHORUS: K. Allen, S. Allen, Anderson, Ballinger, Barnes, Barnett, Beck, Bell, Boring, Bozarth, Carico, Carroll, Collings, Cooper, Cox, Crawford, Daniels, Dean, D ake, Dummer, Eaton, Fowler, Gough, Hamlin, Harkins, Harney, Harris, Henson, Hickman, Hill, N. Hill, Holt, Hudson, Humes, Hutchison, Isenbcrg, johnson, Jones, joplin, Keller, Krieg, Ledbctter, Lessert, Lewis, Long, Looney, Lov- ing. l.ut1, Madderra, Makescrye, Mann, Martin, Maxwell, McCool, McVay, Miller, Monday, Moore, Morgan, Mowdy, Myers, Newman, Nichols, Oney, Osborn, Paisley, Palmer, Parsons, Pence, Perry, Pett, Pickel, Porter, Porter, Presson, Renschler, Rlieam, Rogers, Ross, Ro'ugh Face, Rowe, Sanders, Sayles, Small, Smith, J. Stafford, R. Stafford, Stanger, Strecter. Swain, Swalley, Timberlake, Topper, Wallace, Wealand, Wheeler, XVliite, W'illiford, W'right, Yeaman. ' i .in ft ef- f-,wean fmemf- -Q ww. 1 l l 1 9 l 4 ' Q ' if? 03. of 5 5. OE :fr and S mplaonies l '3 -i-mf! 4 1 3 1, WR, A OFFICERS: Prrxillmf, Wayxme Longg Vicr- I'rmi.lrvll, Carla Cave, 'l'rmv1n'f'r, Dan Parc, Sm'r1'lary, Charlotte Sanders. ORCHESTRA MEMBERS: Billings, Brown, C. Cave, D. Cave, Clemens, Crawford, Goldman. Lutz, Mann, Mock, Newman, Pate, Penn, Randall, Ready, Sanders, Shaw, XVallccr, STRING ITNSFMBLF: Long, Cave. Parc Sanders, and Luv. Hale. f CEE , 6' X, Horton, Lawlxon, Long, Luckinbill lc-E: f .554 . l 1 , -, , ' S l f . , . f .5 if i 3 i . fi gg . , 'Y 'Y fl 'L 1, 3 1 I .J Q-,,4Q:N.A.W .. . -4' -,te--. .. BAND lVlliMl5ljRb-Adams, Anderson, Aubrey, liaughman, Beard. Beaubien. Blankenship. Bonrth. Bragg. Bristow I.. Brown. V, Brown. Carson. Cave, Childers. Christy. Clement. Compton. Cross. Davenport, Davidson. Dethloff. Dickson. Dixon. Drake. Edgar. B. Edwards, G. Edwards, Elliott. Eitzen, Ferguson. Finney. Frick. Forbis. Fowler. Fullerton. Garten. Gieientanncr. B. Greenshields. G. Greenshields, Hamlin. Hansen. Harsh. Hood. Janda, Jackson. D. Johnson, XV. Johnson. Kanady. Keathly, and Kissman. When the strains of a military march emanates from the field house, A. H. Pete Long, director of our school band, is hard at work perfecting the technique of the Big Blue. The uniform of the band is to be worn with dignity for it is indicative of loyalty, time, and labor, pride of accomplishments and honor well deserved. At every football game the, Big Blue joins forces with the Dynamiters to promote school spirit, offer encourage- ment to the team, and provide half-time ceremonies. Pep bands, playing at basketball games and wrestling matches, inspire enthusiasm during the winter sports season. . ? uf' Z BAND COUNCIL-Baughman. Blankenship, Compton. Dixon, Edwards. Forbis, Frick, Giezentanner. Harsh, Kan- ady, Patterson. Schriner, Simmons, Trengove. and McFarlin. ,, 'ta :EF n - ! fs . b, I ,Z Ti . N 4.3 1. A' fx 'l Y H i, if- xt , A T . 21 T' ' 1 'c 1 ' I . ' .+w0m0- N ,A DRUM MAJORS- Tom Ciiezentanner and Bobby Dixon. M astevy Of i . v 0 l i e 1n- . A I.eche, Long, Loosley, Luckinbill. Luther, Lvnes. McI:arlin. lVIcVay. Mason. I.. Miller, M. Miller, Mumma. Newman. Newton. Oliver. Osborne, Pametickv. D. Pate. D. Pate. Patterson. Payne. Penn. Phelps. Porter. Reedy. Rogers, Schriner. Schriver. Sebor, Sherhon. Simmons, Speakman. Spray, Stagner. A. Sullivan. D. Sullivan. Swain, Taylor, Terpening. Thompson. Tracy, Trcngove, I. Tucker. I-. Tucker, XValker. XValtha1l. XVatson. XVells. Wittmer. Woold- ridqe. Young, and Ziegler. Throughout the year the band presents concerts for civic groups and for stu- dents. High spots of the school year in- clude the annual trip to All-Stare at the U University of Oklahoma at Norman. l , 6 In October the Big Blue marched with K- ' l the Blackwell band in the Cotton Bowl X l XY X in Dallas, Texas, for the Texas State Fair. l-.- 1' L xl X April 13-15 the band traveled to St. ff Louis to present demonstrations for thc Xl National Music Educator's Association. Tx 5 , To finance this trip the band members I f' , A 1.. X sold peanuts under the sponsorship of the ' - ff' I Instrumental Music Parcnt's Association b, 1 il: ' and brooms sponsored by the local Lions . ' .ZF -- -' Club. DIRECTOR A. I-I. CPeteJ Long. M urchin g M aneuvers TWIRI.ERS-Phelps. Trengovc, Patterson. Penn and Mc- Parlin. ..j1... 'uf' L XL lf, I t V ex 5 is i7 M iv' 'X , , i X ,'. xf X hx I - gd' ,I CAST--Silmn lifilkr, plane Stevensg Iobn Clover, joneal .Iopling Mft. ffloivr, lileanor Rheamg Mr. Clover, Gary Vfatwong livliy lfrum, Vieki Roweg Sfvuil lfrzwn, Garry llesserg I,uf'ylu'Hi' Luv, Linda Baughnung Offifrr Sim- muni, xlaek Redekcr: I'n'sIun Hugfrri, Dan Nicklesg Hrnrrx Quinn, jack llamling Murlfm Xvlllarj, Carol Pud- dy, faoffwll flu-yr, Scott Pryse, Charles Mcliride, Don Morgan, Keith Ilambleton, .xml Mike Camblin. S'l'L'l5lfN'I' DIRIQCIAORS, Deanna Humes and jerry Harney: PRONIPTIQRS, Becky Muehmore and Barbara Wheeler, Ever Since Eve Three acts of sparkling, light-hearted comedy at its best . . . the bubbling enthusiasm of youth . . . feminine wiles and masculine ego . . . South- ern charm versus yankee ingenuity . . . innocent mistakes with disastrous results . . . the mirthful story of career-minded teen-agers and their brain child thc Penguin, Preston High School newspaper . . . the annual Junior Class play, directed by Bill Arnold. l. N X e i N C.-XSI-.Nlrw CfHf.fn'!, llmina Pntliclg L,f1mmn.furi', lom Ciiclt':ix.1vvz1t'r: IIIV. Xlary Llnolmtg 'l,,!f,'1j. Xrleen ludlwi 'r': lrlfliwr, linlwliy Ibixmxg 13, H K-3, L ary lX.'lIX.'lLlQ'1.IllIlIY, Nano' Stoin-ld, ,Inyte Paiqeg l7njm'. lion. ...uv-g , ri, i-.1 f 1, W, - lit-de Niall. Sl'UlJI Nil llllilifillflli, l.t-iv Nininionsg PROP- l RTY Nl.'XNiXlil'li, fieorge XX'1lliforil: l'IlONI1 l', l lli. loan ll.'llHlWUlIl. K .irul ll.lL1pll1lX1.'H1, mfvfu, larry lhperg 'I'.1xn, lium Npencerg His. X 1 lilll LU' NI lx umm! fr if I ,. , , 5 J - 1 gy, e A -e +5 X V! The Great Big oorstep Comedy drama depicting in humorous fash- ion the dilemma of the disheartened . . . dol- drums of dissatisfaction and dyspepsia . . maternal devotion and paternal pride amic domestic discord . . . the aspiration for security and the need for faith in time of adversity . . . a floating white doorstep creating the desire for progress . . . discarded lilies becoming sud- denly lucrative . . . the silver lining in the dark cloud of disappointment . . . humor, romance, and pathos delightfully intermingled in the atmosphere of the Louisiana marshes . . . artistry at its acme . . . the senior play directed by Bill Arnold ,U Joe Wideman, student director, and his angel , C. L, Hallmark Pon-Dram-Panic The Pon-Dram-Panic is presented annually by the students of Ponca City Senior High School. Student talent, initiative. and the ability to evaluate are developed as numbers are prepared and final selections are made. The Panic gives some students their first opportunity to be in a show or to make a contribution to high school life. Q4 .-, , uesll Bobby Dixon and his Gay-Noters -Leo Simmons, XX'aync Long Gary Kanady, Bart Hood, and Jack Hamlin. .ludy Humphrey Izgyptian dancers 1 Vicki Rowe. Nancy Renschler. and .lane Stevens Third place winner Bi-Qwn'g Second place winner: Quigley's Yesternite , a First place winner: Fochts There attle Sigh 1 takeoff on takeoff on Today , You Are , portraying history as Battle Cry it really happened . 2 . 111 .Af J -A n.,,. W 1,-f Citizens Of SEPTEMBER ,JSZWHQQJ Ufodcnu Y ' 1 The Month NOVEMBER 6, DECEMBER Elf JANUARY QQQHQMJ21, iMzQQ77Q,., Citizens Of v1 E.,ll, f - ' ww 4. - ' f , mir? . I MARCH W' afu , 6 zxqffff - K f xg Lf Q aj APRIL 446 W ,,5f4Qz2,:U The Month ? Citizens And MAY Mm., fee? Honorary Engineers Smith Holt. Frank Frick, Jamcs loving. Neal Pmumwart. Bill Edwards and Guy Kanaclv 1 l ti L. ::v r WYE! 3 ther Awards D.A.R. GIRL Suzanne licnschler A.A.U.W. GIRLS Joan Hampton, Virginia Ifinncy. Dorxtm Bris- Iuw, Univ Xiilii. NJHA' S.ol'ii'1nl. Ciirul Snvdur Margie Nccdlmm, Patricia McCfurry,.1mi .I.inc XVn1Icrs. 1 r If . . ,TI Hb' C7 vi wif. . um- if ' f - - 3f ,,,'f3?. .A 4.5, QQ. -- .f f 4 '. ' . fi ' - - I 4:-mann. 'V '71 L0 Or fi-It ' '-1 r.'9'iatfv' gp. ,urs . ' 4. 5 an FH Q Y J m...aij Czfzzens of the Year Suwanne Renschler and .hm Henson 164. Class Honors lV0na nznleer A 21 ard Joe Short Vicki Rowe -ea 6 'qv TA- -11' ff? il' x I 1 XR 9 Salee Award .se ah.: 6:11 n ,,l f I f I if AI ! I , Martha Phelps Laile Lanuaner GIRLS' STATE -L Jq Ballinger, Hampton, Ledbettrrrvand Scofield. ,..66, Honored I Lv lj, BOYS' STATE Ycaman, Frick, Hcnsu rx Shoaf, Edwards, Grcgory Rivcrs, Dodson. Kanndy and Tharp, 7 X- -4 C7 SENIOR ROTARIANS Hickman, Doason. Rivers Holt, Harsh, Rowe. Kan- ady, Ycaman, Edwards Shoaf Ro ers. Dixon , g . Hughes, Tharp, Richards, and Braden. BAUSCH AND LOMB Smith Holt Students -6 Football Captain Dave Richards Attendantf Carol Baughman Carol Johnson Nancy Scoiield Football Queen Carolyn Compton Band Queen Drum AI U01 Bob Dixon A ttendanl Katherine Patterson Denise Beaublen A1iSi'23?,'9? L 33223 ice? 4v.. - aff, afu, ,. .. . , ,.:,., J ffgfz f lfziisvf Q JG' ' , .. ,gf . S v ami' X . auf' Y z Mavenna Ellis T G I Queen 1: ff5gg4 ',Q,,g .::'1wQS!4m f L: - 323. X M 9: 71' - C'rf5F 'Z V e wan ,A H T C7 I PfF.f1.f1'Kllf Wendell Hurd Anendmm Ann Faubion Yvonne Wright FFA Prendent Frank Braden Attendantf Kay Nlurray loan Sebor nt' C7 Letsy Avery F F A Queen 5 EWR' Mary Ann Shreekengaust Wrestlzng Queen S fgpf' Wrertlrrzg Co Captarn Jerry Yeaman Lawrence Gregory Attendantr Judy Humphrey Linda Tapp I3 4.-59 Qi!! X ' ,.- ' o Joan Hampton ' il Basketball Queen 1 , . ' ' - ' . ' P Q n - . .,'f '0g' 1 P4 'f i6?'5v- llllihbl' I V . h . .V , J' -. 'll . ' . . . . I Il ' I .' if '-' fy-5' .I E . - llllangymsxxxmlmuifi . 1 . A. K. ', 4. .-- -!5.'.. ,' . . 1 . .4 .,.,,., Basketball C0-Captain! Ronnie Rivers - 7 Dennis Dodson 'gi' .G Attezzdarztf h , .Indy Young I 5 'M-ff' .lovce Page , n 'ff l f x ' A, . Q , v ' 2 ' ,J Janice Small Springs Sports Queen Wx 4 ' ff'?2fQii' WE A T, EL. -- . - ,ff Q, -1 f- V. . 41 b 1 , F2321 ,J .pp ' Y-QS? if , 51, ' aff' 55? 4 w n a.. I Y' LED! Bufcfball Captain Pat Walker A ttelzdantf Dede Mall Sue Cooper 3 fl' -.YN Q K1 A 'pg , 'J g. , , 4 W f--,J .I ,. r J' 33? 3' . QJQQT I . L 'JI-.4 or Q vw F I ,E , V Prince and Princess Po-Hi Joan Hampton Dennis Dodson K 4' ,, f e Q xr in kann Min mum Swine 0 New PTH, 3 X? but lnY Weinflart ann lee MS Qt Tale . 9 R r Attendants Mary Ann Shreekengaust and Lawrence Gregory Po-Hi Carol Snyder and Tom Spencer Cat Tak ff U 1, . .4 ,lg-5 1437 Thi. K-5-MFMH3 5 J 5 I I 4 g Iili 7lxs' ' QM ,,',,'f - 1' Q .a .llflilldia ff-z.f ,, M .,-mam I1 I I , , I ' J-.-gba' -:Ll I'-'JN . . -. '.' - I-1i':i4 1'1. -14.1-if-.-4 n-v'v 41' ' U' A. E-ll.-HJ IIT-'I Ill-lion Stl I ' ' gf-1 -JIIJUI-4'Q.J..-Q Judi--JJ-4--1 4' . I I J I I 1.-J. g,J JJ T1J,.2.-I I ,Ai . . 1 , , I .f IN . J 4 4 a 1 In f 'iJJ IU .x1.1.'.1,1l,' ,I I IH .1 is ,, gy 4 , ' 'A ' ,'Yl,I13-' JQZIJ 5357 -in W-if'-20-2 . r -of 'NT ' . ..--gr .' .-, .. rf' ' .r'-.' ' 'sv'-.-P3-V' ff-1 --.Q . N ..N- .'g ww: 1? 12' :tx 1 l g . 'W if Q DAVID R ICI UXRDS, Cnptmill Allsffonference 4' ,ag 6-, ky T fx ,A 544 Q mill ui 5 I.AWRlfNciI-i GRFGORY .. -' -IQ- Z ,FR - 3 31 . 'V wH. - .- . . L ,k ' Lu, '-1' A. A ' 'L , 1. xg -24, -,S . A-' 4.1 4.1,- l-.., .- h .. is ., 5 A . '-Ars' ...Lg r - .- n f ' '- - .' .i J' .M -,i 5. ?i,-T-f ' ' 0- ' U ' -f - V. . 14.4. : --::'LT.fx f-I RUSSFLL LONG PAT WALKER HOOKER NVASHINGTON RAYMOND XVOOLDRIDGF - s 5. 9-WA 1 -- I1 Xl '-, 'f, 1' K . fo, - , 1: Q Ri- : 1,.fl13,?9. giTQf4'j:f,g'iZ If , e. -if +-324 -f' . .1-4-ire-:1s.sfff2f-Yvii ' A r x ui . GARY KANAIDY :Xll-C'onferenee XV-I-L-D-C--A-T-S, Yea! U Sounds of spirited yells boomed forth from the student cheering section during the 1955-56 foot- ball season. The Cats, under Conch Earl Sullins, ended a suc- cessful year with a 6-3-l record. Good team play and rugged de- fense enabled the Red and Blue to hold opponents to a mere 54 points while they scored 157. Ihvid Richards, captain, :ind Gary Kanndy held positions on the all-conference teams. Ponca City finished in fourth place in the northern eight conference. FRFDDIF SWAIN -xi 1 K , , . . ,. f 1. .- .sy ,QV J' aw if 4 Nt- .un ' - - ...,5 -f, Q ?'. .-.-1 nf, . 5 A: R 7 fit, L It ,fx 7 X 5 X ,mm IJ Rowla VARSITY SCOREBOARD Pnwliuskn 20- 0 Guthrie 25- 0 Stillwater 7- 7 Ada 0-14 Tulsa Cnscia Hall 20- 0 Cushing 0- 7 lfnicl 26- 0 Chilocco ,33- 6 Perry 20- 7 Blackwell ,13- 6 ll-'R R Y CROSS 'X - . .Q '-11 , 1 . ,LS 4: 1 A.y'ff j. : R- 'Fi-' --we-.ra 1 V ,S ,f..'.','1g'fi-Q.i ' r--1 'S' A r,f 1 uh---'K-I vw ' 1 , vm., '1,-.Pt?'-, .ibrg -- sk-'R Xksa--.Land X .. fi . .b,- . 'Q . TL: 4 1 .- l I Y 1 A .h -4 '-.? -,I ' I . if ' ' '.',-v.. ' ' -. ,,,-,f YH: s, M'--s. I , .- ,, A Y 1... I ' ,5 . 7 3 ' '-K. 2 ' '1-'T' Qi' I - 1 ffl-.1 JN 'L r 1 -I '.-v, zfj. 1' 1, ,I 'Q , 1. -,. - wx 'A-Q. ,Q ' 'H ' .4 fl-1.--uw.. , 1 - 1 . .V 2-1 , i'-.--:- A '- 'I N Q' - . ,' 7 ' Q 1 4 - .. ' -rl-,A --1 :,,- -,L 1, 5614: , ' f' fu., ' 1 -43. 7 -J'-.sd HOXYAIQ IJ lDLfN1Nll'li x.... A .4 4, 2-,Q . '?f - LN -4, .Q S-A 5.L. . -CNY ..g.f - -- M - 'S 5' f s -,-r,-r- me lf DON TIIALMAN DOYCI-' VAUCQHN ,A .xv ,- -. hg- nsqu ,, ,Xrf ,1 .. ' ur, -.r-- ,4 x.,., XY'II.'l'ON CONINI' fu-gzl-Qlygrv L 73.1- ' AA-X.-it 7,17 V . Y - .x' .- 'I A. f-LQ 73' ' - ' . . 'F', 7 1':,. .2?:- 'A If . 'Wax V. -N:It...x.yi 'y .axizfnffv -.Haig -'5-:kv ' , .' 4 .db ': 99' i '-3 - ri!-Y WY---' ' .- '1-5 .- - 1' 'fx 4 -' ' f ,., ' -'g.. 4-'--1-. :'- --..'.l-- ,gn 'brign I-Q' 2 4 'px ,LM 'NX '- , . , - .., . ,, . .. - . -. . . 5U':.v' fx-X 'Z .. -'rJ.:,-5? l.sa.:Fs.' gli- '.-5,-fri :Q-' '- C. ' 2,-I..-. 9--.. X l,Yl li SFNSYMAN .IOP SHORT gr! , X 4 1, 1, 4. .,,,...a- J '0i-1 Ei Y HQ r NIL Z IACRH D HIS DDII SNIIH BOB XXAISONT 1 fc ,,-Q I-XRRY CIFVENT DICK BRE XNT X I RI FT ROCHFLII STEVE IAARIMER DUANE BUTCHPR IONI FULLERTON --U.,-.nl M 'VH Q - ,A .I 1 N N 1 N -I Ag-fun W W 'Spf 'D ,fav J 448.5 U .jx Q 1:4 ff f S 'lb pd, '-sr: Q fisgnriizg :'-'vLg-,W ---.i :l1'-if 'fs it 5 . if ? -?,fC 5 9529 gg? ge: , . 4 2 ' v . -. ' . T' 3 11 .'f1x'. A if er A v '-f J 4 N M . 44' 9 .P P1 4 1 ggi' ' F-1 k 0-0 U 'Www ' Lf!-49 z., . Y A-J Basketball Chilocco Blackwell Guthrie Perry Stillwater Cushing Chilocco Guthrie Stillwater Blackwell Perry Cushing Enid Northwes Enid Alumni Wildcat A SCORES Wt' They 54 27 39 55 50 65 54 50 37 39 41 50 50 53 50 66 31 37 29 31 41 38 and Hickman. 20 40 58 67 t Classen 58 54 41 39 48 44 The Po-Hi Wildcat cage quintet came through the 1955-56 season with a 10 won, 11 lost record. The Wildcats, though greatly improved from last year's version, met highly improved conference com- petitors as well. Many of the games were either won or lost by one or two points. The first real thriller of the season was the 51-50 defeat of the Enid Piainsmen. The Wfildcats brought home a gold trophy from the Enid tournament for placing first. The rally books closed with the awarding of letters. THE B SQUAD CAGERS AND COACHES Burton, Bias. DeMoss, Lan- dauer, Wright, Brattain, manager Hesser. Jobe. Ramsey, Bristow, Walker. Whit- low. Walton, Robson, Taylor, Ganz, Drake, Woolsey, and Pameticky. Kim: nj' U VN- lx i My F1 ' K ' E4 .J I ix! 1 I gg li wr' I 'i THE AA SQUAD, winners of the lfnid Invitational Tournament. are: Coach Robson, Cross, Vaughn, Rivers. Merrifield, Assistant Coach Jobe, Teufel. XVash ington. Dodson, Kenney. Assistant Coach Burton, Short. Johnston, llclmbrecht Kon facing pagej THE 1955-56 BASKETBALL LET- TERMEN, First Row: Ronnie Rivers and Dennis Dodson, co-captains, and Booker T. Washington, Second Row: Ken Hickman, Joe Short and Harold Helmbrecht. Third Row: Bill John- ston, Ronnie Merrifield and Don Teufel. Bn SCORES We They Enid 41 34 Alva 54 3 3 Bartlesville 36 49 Pawhuska 45 3 8 Chilocco 29 3 5 Blackwell 2 8 34 Guthrie 50 52 Perry 49 2 8 Stillwater 40 42 Cushing 37 48 Chilocco 2 8 5 1 Guthrie 35 40 Blackwell 2 8 37 Stillwater 45 52 Perry 40 39 Gif.: f T ' . v fi if rf g3: gi M' ,fi i :: ' x X 4--wx j1 rjQ j,. w V7i11tZ..'f , ---- gg III' -, 5 WF . -1:n 1 ,. 1-S i,.,...... J, mi, I 4:-vgwgfv Xe' fm s..' . , I .Q , 4 ,- .Q Y, ki-'P 'Ms ,Z21.ll 'J ,H 1 in 1 'lift 1 M , . , . ,f X 'Q I .. 1 Wrestling in Off' J jih- fli- has 1-s-ag, The 1955-S6 matmen ended their season with a record of 6 won, 4 lost. The Wildcats made :1 good showing in the state tournament as Wilton Conine came back with the state championship: Lawrence Gregory and Jeff Cookson with second place, and Bobby Wilson with fourth place. Placing in the Conine, Wfilson, regionals were Gregory, Horton, Clemens, Cookson, Crane and Yenman. Wk '-153,--, gtg, if ' 117' -:-Q-X n . - 1 ly. wk, t. 1 1-.,k. 1 , 5'..T ' LETTERMEN:1. Jerry Yeaman, 2. Law- rence Gregory, 3. Jeff Cookson, 4. XVilton Conine, 5. Scott Low- ry, 6. Fred Boettcher. and 7. Larry Cramton. THE YEAR,S RECORD We Tbrj Tulsa Rogers 23 16 Tulsa Webster 22 12 Blackwell 15 19 Chilocco 32 10 Central 12 18 Stillwater 21 13 N. XV. Classen 28 6 Blackwell S 26 Perry 9 21 Chiloeco QB Gnmej 26 10 A 39 0164! WVILDBATS ' Gerry Jensen, track captain anti Allen Robson, coach. Track SCHIJJULIQ March 27 Bartlcsville Allfll 4 Ponca City Tri-antulu matt 13 O.B.U. Relays I8 Stillwater Confcrcnu Mtct 21 Regionals at Tonkavn MTW 5 State at Norman Po-Hi Trackmen oumey to Oklahoma Towns Conine, Clemens, Rein. Long, Washington, XVright, Rowe. Coach Robson. Shaw. Yehlc, Brcshears. Hamhleton Ilxnt Richards. Childers. Scaborn. Scnscman. Edgar, Carroll, Jensen. llcsscr. and Ciicvcntanncr, .45 U ' A ' I Ii 1 1. fl f , ' ali? -901 it Baseball SCHEDULE March 20 22 29 April 3 5 6 l0 12 19 20 24 26 Perry Stillwater Blackwell Guthrie Cliilocco Cushing Perry Stillwater Blackwell Guthrie Chiloeco Cushing Pat Walker, baseball captain. and Earl Sullins, coach. Ponca Higlfs Ball Players Meet Tough Opposition Walton Crane, Davin, Pence, Walker. Conch Sullins, liishcr. Rivers, Barnes. Watson. Cross. Swain. Short, and Brattai ..91 G GOLF SCHEDULE March I4 Ark City 28 Enid April S Bartlesville 6 Stillwater 13 Enid 17 Bartlesville 18 Conference at Ponca City 19 Ark City 23 Stillwater 3-. Q r-.V ,. , M G00 and Tennis Robert Loosley. golf captain, and Jack Sut- liff, coach. TENNIS TEAM MEMBERS: Beard. Spray, Stagner. Vickery. Hendrix, Coach Burton, Carson, Dodson, Kanady, and Armstrong. 1 E, 'Il GOLF TEAM MEMBERS: Schrader. Hughes, Scott, Looslcy. Coach Sut- liff, Pameticky, Cass, and Hawthorne. Gary Kanady, tennis captain, and Bob Burton. coach. Y EI-T 'FFF TENNIS SCHEDULE March 22 Ark City 26 Bartlesville 29 Winfield April 10 Blackwell 16 Ark City 20 NOJC 26 Winfield 27 Blackwell Girls Display Good Sportsmanship Girls' s orts wliw .in im ortgint .lrt in the P I , P P lives of ITLIIIF' female sportsters. Ihskethall, softball, volleyball, badminton, table tennis, and lsicli soccer, along with many other activ- ities, fill the curriculum of the girls' gym classes. Many tennis enthusiasts travel to the high school tennis courts during the spring. Under the direction of Mrs. Velma Mitchell, students learn that zz healthy body is just as important as Ll healthy mind by participating in daily calcsthenics and team play. Through teamwork, each enthusiastic girl learns to work with others. Sports Keep Girls Fit rig' ,l ' l LW, k V A Q I tx, N - A A ' h if xi 1 1 i kia G i x X 1' .. Q, I ,- s Eyes slnuly girl, aml you ran lzil Ilia! baske! Tlmf 11r'L'r'r'-mirlifzg jiroblrm: ozfer-weigh! or 1l11rlrr-weigbf. J AAl6 J I- 2- 3- llnis is ilu' way we kfrfw frim Victory Gleanzs In Their Eyes 1311111111 Afl'FtH'1i7I, P11-Ili Xllilll rlzanzp, and Kizwznix xj1orfx111a11 of ffm 1111111111 for M111'1'f1, j1os1'x for fbv 11r11111al f2170f0tQVl1f7l7l'Y'. Cimfuy B11111'u'i11 yeh fflllllj' to seru 121 11 gym zollevy 111111 lq111111'. Four tl1I'l'.Qt'ffl' girlx 11111111 for ffm 1111xel111H 1fi11r11011d. Sports Produce Winning Smiles N .,, luvnl-1 x Irr- H'!',,L.1-.-- -I -nl' Hunk Q--Inv. br. -wr. Nan hp, .,i-'calvin' nl 1lu u ,,,m. 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H f-T5'?.t,,g7gg?E Senior Class '- on 1 1, . 5-1 F Three xcmrc 1go the scmon alms of 1956 emu cd Po 141 h111s for rhg flrst tnmc wxth thc t1sk of hung up to tr1C11t1on11 hlgh 1dc11s 1nd st1nc1ardQ 111 'lltlrlg them Tncy have cxpcrlenccd the trxumph of vxctors the thr111 of lchncxcmcnt 1c1s1ng behind 1n out 9f1l ldlHL rcuord nn scholushnp cntwenehlp 1th1ct1cc rhg 1rtQ md lbovc 111 m honor to frnends to school and to h1m'm1t1 Dcnnm Dodson C1129 prcsxdcnt h1Q cXcmp11f1cr1 thc hxgh prmclplcs of these seniors capablw supported by 1-mnk Braden 19 vncc prcsxdcnt 1nd 'Wmcy Snoflcld 19 secretary mxth P10141 D Focht xx ho lcted 19 C1191 sponsor Pxx if H., . 73 an '-,, Ml rx.. X ,fl :ZX C-n-1 .4 .R J x , f ' I! 1 I lv ' x14 i 1 'e 'Q 4 S . '. -r -. '. , K ..t l i'1..v I. . , . V., Y. . - 4, . , . K . - t .. , .1,. ,, .,. ,. ., .V ,. , !. I. ,.. . ,.,, K A . , l', . 1. - . ,. 14 ' .. , . . ,. SHIRI EY ADKINS Homeroom Treaxurer 2, Poncan Staff 2. Home lic. Club I. Library Staff I IOHN LeROY ALBERS Homeroom Vice-Premlent 1.2, lfkl X. CAROLYN ALEXANDER Sopli, Girls Cilec Club I. Home Eu. Award 2, Infirmary llelp 2. DON ALEXANDER F.F.A. 1.2.3. JANET ALEXANDER Dynamiters 1.2, Slide Rule 2. Poncan Staff 2,3. Panic 1.1 SARA ALLEN Homeroom Secretary 1.3, Octet 2.1, Ac- companiit I.l. Scholarship Pinx I.2. Theory and Harmony Award 2. MARCENE ALLEY Dynzrniters 1, Li.R.A. 2,3. Home Er. Club 2.1, Office Assistant 5, Hall Proctor I. DELORIS ANDERSON Humeroom President I. Vice-President 3. PICCOLA ANSON F.N,A. 2. GENE AUBREY Homeroom President I, Traclt 1.2. Band 2.5, Creative W'riting Award I. Lab. As- sistant J, LARRY BAKER Homeroom President I, Sec.-Tren. I, Hall Proctor I. Panic 1.2, ROBERT BAKER SUE BALDWIN llnrneroom Secretary Z, Treasurer 2, Dy- namiters 1.2, Treasurer 1. Penguin Club 5. House of Atom 2. PATSY BALL Homeroom President 2. Sec. I, Dyna- miters I.2, Squad Leader 5, House of Atom 1.2. Penguin Club S. DONA BALLINGER Homeroom President 2, Tri-Hi-Y Pres- ident J, I.R,C, 1, Sec. 2.1. Girls' State 2. Scholarship Pin 2, TOM BARBER Till. 2.3. AL G. BARNES Reel Rollers l.Z.3. Slide Rule l.Z. Sec. l. Psychology Club 3. EDDIE BARNES Homeroom Vice-President I. Student Council Z. Hi-Y 3. T.8LI. 2, Slide Rule 3. BARBARA BARNETT Mixed Chorus 3. Heath High School. Heath, Kentucky. E.H.A. l. Beta Club I.2. CAROL BAUGHMAN F.T.A. 3. G.R.A. 2.3. Tennis l,2,J. Citi- zen of the Month J. Football Queen At- tendant 3. NEAL BAUMWART Chess Club Z, Sec. L Library Club 2, Vice-Pres. 3, Traffic Court Attorney 2,3, I speak for Democracy winner 3, Al- gebra and Electricity Awards Z. DENlSE BEAUBIEN I.R.C, Vice-Pres. 3, Band l,2.3, Scholar- ship Pin 2, Band Queen Attendant 3, Tri-Hi-Y X. MARY BENSON DONNA BIEBER Dynamirers l,2, Squad Leader 1, Brush and Palette Club 2,3, Arr Club 1.2, Shop Office Assustant 1, Scholarship Pin l. BILLIE BLOCKER Dynamiters 2,1, G.R.A. 2,3, Penguin Club Treasurer 1, Bu: Council 2,3. CLYDE BOTTRELL . I.R,C. 3, Slide Rule 2, Scholarship Pin I. BILL BOZARTH HiAY 3, Band I,Z,3, Boys' Gln Club Y. FRANK BRADEN liomeroom President 2, F.Ii.A. President 3, Senior Rotarian 3, Claxs ViceAPrz:i- dent l,2,3, Student Council I,2. BARBARA JEAN BRAGG Stamp Club President Z,3, Debate Club 2, Hall Proctor I, Band I,2,3, ROBERT L. BRAY F.F.A. l,2, Basketball 2. MARY LOU BREWSTER Homeroom Treasurer 1, T.8Ll. 3, Dyna- miters I, D.O. 3, Soph. Girls'Glee Club 1. NANCY MERIDYTH BRIGGS Poncan Staff 3. Alva.Ok1ahnma, Library Staff l. Raton, New Mexico. Band 1. DONNA BRISTOW' Student Council l. Band l,2,3, Panit l,2, Printing Award 2, DOROTHA LEE BRISTOW Penguin Club Secretary 3, Scholarship Pins l,Z, Latin Award X, Shorthand Award Z. MARGARET BROCK Student Council 3, Dynamiters l,2,3. G,R.A, 2, President 3, Scholarship Pins l,2, Book Store 3. MYRNA BROOKS G.R.A. Z, Penguin Club 3, Soph. Girls' Glee Club 1. BETTY BROWN Homeroom Secretary 2,3, G.R.A. l,Z,l. HELEN BROXVN G.R.A. 3, Art Club 3, Home Economics Club 3, Hall Proctor 1. RODNEY BROWN Slide Rule Z,3. JUANITA CAIN VIRGINIA CARROLL ROY ANIJRIWX' CASS Golf 2. CARLA VAVIQ Vice-l'rcsuIcnr Orchesrn I, Hand 1,2,3, Panic 1.2, Oruhcura Queen Attendant s, Psyclmlugy club a. LARRY CRIIIRIIOLM Homcroom Prcxidcn: 1, Stuclcur Council 2.3. l7.I7,A. 1.2.3, Rael Rollcrx l,Z, Suga- crafr 1.2. ARLENI2 CLARK Homcrooun President 1, Dynnmircrs 1.2, I. Spanish Club Vice-Prciidcnl I, House of Atom IJ, Scholarship Pins 1.2, MARILYN CXLARKIE Homcruom Prcsiulcnt I, Dynnnuu-rs I, Arr Club 1. LARRY CI.IfNIIfNT Hi-Y 3, Foorbnll I,2,3, Cheerleader 3 Band l,2.I, Panic I,Z. NIISLVIN CLINTON Home-room Secretary 3. FAROLYN COMPTON Homcroom Prcwidcnt 2. Sccrcury 3, Band 1,2,3, Ihncl Quccn 3, Band Council 2.3. ALVIN COOPER Hi-Y 1, TRI. 2.1. DARRYL COX LARRY D. COX ANN CRAWFORD Homcroom Vice-President 2, F.T.A. 1. 2.3, Dynamircrs I,2,3, Soplx, Girls'GIce Club I, Mixed Chorus I, LQFRLDA DAVITNPORT Craft Club Z, Brush and Palcttc 2,I, Sump Club 1.5, Annual Suff J. Band I,2,3. CIIARLENI3 DAVIDSON ,IEANIi'I 1'IE DAVIDSON Student Council 5, Dynamitcrs 1.2, F.N.A. 1, Spanish Club 2. Panic 2. DON DAVIS Homcroom Vice-Prcwiclenr 2, Hi-Y 1, I.R.C, 1,Z, Pnncnn Staff 2, MERLIE DAVIS Student Council I, Dynzmircrw 1, D,O. 5. T.8:I. Queen 3, F.F.A. Altendint Z. KAREN DLAN Homcroom President 2,1, Dynamitcrs 1, 2. Sec, 3. G,R.A. 1.2, Treasurer 3, Soph. GirI:'Glcc Club 1, junior Play 2, ROY DCBOARD Ilomcmom Prcsidcnr Z. Vice-President 1, S-ccrcury Z, Hall Proctor 1. -v f IC' W 1 2 1' 1. I LARRY IIIIIOW' llomeroom Vice-Preiidenr 2, Hi-Y J, F.F.A, 1.2.3, Foorball l. Biskcrball l. lIC7lI IIIXCIN llomvrmxni Vn'C-llrrswiilrxil l, llrcunlrnt I, Ill-Y l.l, Ilancl l,2,l, Council 2.3, Drum Mijn: 25, Senior Play, Ilxnic l. DFNNIQ UOIISON liukcrlull I,Z, lIs,i1apL.iin K, Class Pres idcnr l,2,l, Salluu Avsmril I, Nonimnkcr Award 2. Cjirinn of :lic Monrh K, ii rwiu' noi I-mi. 'itsii i. xxwmiang ig, Slide Rule 1 PlyCi..,10g,' Club i. SUI' DONAIIOO llumcrmvm Prcxidcnr 2, llomc lic. Club 2. Secrcurv X, Dylmmiu-rs 1.2. Qquafl Lcadcr 5, Panic 1, I.R.C. Z. Xlllilf IJOOI IN 'I.Sl. Vice-Prcsidenx 2.1. S'l'l-'LLA FLIZABPTH DOW!-I l. llomc Fc. Club 2.3. MARSIIA IOY IJRAKI5 llynnmircrw 1.2.1. Craft Club Sccrcury Z, Brush md l'.iluuc Club Rcponcr 1. Tri-Ili-Y Reporter and liiszorian 1, Punczn Staff 2.5, lh-VFAYNY DRIGGFRS Arr Club l, I,R.C. 3, Mixed Clmrus 3. Pxyclmlnuy Club J. Hall Procxor I. PAT DUKIQ lflomcroom Sccreurv 1, T.BLl. 3. D.O. 3. IIONVARD HUMMER Hnmcroom Prcwidenr 3, Football l,2,3, Min-il Chorus l,2.l. AVTON l3L'Rl llfllvl NAONII EAGLF llomeroum Secretary 2. G.R.A. 3, Craf Club Z. Home lic, Club 2.3. Band l. CAROIYN EATON llynamxturs 1, Office Assistant 2, Mixed Chorus W, Panic 1.2. ANN FBY l lomz-mom Vice-President Z. lllLI, FDNVARIJS Srudcnr Council 1.3. llouse of Atom 1, 2. ViccfPrcsidcnr X. Band l.2, Vicc-Pres- dem W. Council 3, Cirizcn of :bc Monrb , Scliolnrsliip Pins l,Z. XIAVONNA ELLIS Phil. llcporrcr X. Home Fr 1.2, T.5rl Queen S. Silmlmrxliip Pins l.Z. Crcarivi Wming Award 2. KAY FNUlCO'l 1' CLAYTON FPPFRSON KFNNETH IEPPISRSON F.F.A. I, A I S I SII urmrmrn Nm Iresndcm 1 I 'I omsnll I ' Ninn ungl Ihl r L to I s NIILDRLIJ ANN! TAUIIIOIN Homemum eu Ln: Sc re an 1 Ln! four I I VIRC INIA I INJNI X A sul clap C lub N :cc Pres nr I I A W brl 5 S .fsllmm llns I ARRY IORIIIS n rlxm, rack n I Counul I Iumc ROBLIVI I. IOWIILR Student Councnl Cluplam I Yonck roupe land I I Iunlor Pla Psychology Club Presndenz 1 SUI' TRAY IXIAIN Honwcmonx lrcasunr 7 Ilynamxu-rs I I Ixbmry Sm I Pmmc I 7 IRANR IRIK Ix an I Councxl I I llousc Atom Presxdunr I Honorary Innmcers I Boys Suu ROBI RI FUI C INCY TOX1 TUI I I R TON Ilomcroom Xnce Prcsndcnr ' Toorba 3 Panic I AURTI CAE LORD TI-IONIAS A ill ll NTANNII R Student Cnuncul I I Yonclx Troupe ' usmess Nlnnnzer I Truk :I I ' Councn ' I Drum Valor I Qclmul Il ys 23 CAROL CII ASC OX! Homcroom Secretary I Ds namltcrs I 2 Ilomv. IL Club ' Rcpnrrcr 3 Offnce Assnsunz 'S Hall Procror'I DON GOI DXIAN Homeroom Presudenrl TAI 3 Toot In I BARBARA L OUCH Ilomcroom Sucre-tzrv I' Treasurer 2 Offxce Assistant I Soplx Clrls Lylee Club I Nlxud Clmrus 5 Pannc I BILL GRLI NSIIII LDS itudenr Councml I Slxde Rule J Wrcsr In I ' Ii I AWRI NCI' C Rl GORY Homeroom Knee Pnsxdcnc I I Football rcsr mp, I ' Co Cap! I Cxunn of the Xionth I Boys State 7 RONAI D GRIMI EY Sugccrafc Z CAROI I' GULLI TT FINA I IRC 3 Office Assistant 3 Soplm Girls Glee Club I Psychology Club I C L IPIALLMARK jr Home-room Presndent I Stagecrafc J Slade Rule I 2 Pznxc 2 GLNE IIANIIILTTON Foozball I Z hw Y QL. 'Q' .gui 1 ' 7 I4 In D ss A 5 iv .--.Z ff! fu 1'6 f K i. 4 -,gi 'jan f ICQ '55 x x JOAN HMIPTON Srudcnr Council 2, Clieerlfnuler 2.1. Liirilen of the Month 1. A.A.U.W'. Girl lv Foreign Language 1'-.ward 2. GORDON LI-,ROY Il.-'KRIQINS Mixed Clnvrus 1.1, Upereua 1, l',inic I IACK I, IIARNIY l7.F.A. Sentinel 2, Vice-President X. VI I IHA IIARNVY I ilvnry Staff 2. Ilnnie Ife, Club 2. Offiec Awsneinr 1, Scl.ul.irwInp Pin I. BARBARA HARRIS I7ynJmitcrG l,Z,l, fi.R.A. 2.I, Office AS- sisranr 3, Soph. Girls Cilec Club I, Mixed Chorus 2. Cl OENF HARRIS Dynaniileri Z, Soph. Ciirlflileu Club I, Mixed Chorus 2.3, Opcretu 1.2, Panic l,2. MARVIN IIARRIS Reel Rollers l,2.3, -IOIZ N. IIARSH Student Council 1, Ili-Y X, Band 1.2. President 3, Senior Rotnrmn 3. Senior Seminar Secretary 5, MAUNA HASTINGS Homeroom Secretary I. Dynrunircrs I. Ifil'I lIfL HAXWKINS Cmfr Club 2, Home lic. Club 2.1. Soph. Girls'GIcc Club I. DON HAXVTHORN I'-Ii-Y 3, l,R.C. 2. Slide Rule 2. Football 2, Oursrznding Woodwork Award 2. PAUL IIAXFL Hi-Y 1. I.R.C. 3, Slide Rule 2, Irlnll Proc! lor I. LINDA HELTZFI. Srudcnt Council 2, Dynamitcrs 1.2, Pen- guin Club Vice-Pres. 'L I.R.C. Z, Soph. Girls'CyIec Club I. QIINI IIFNSON Student Council 2, Prcsidenr 3, Bulrct- bnll Srudcnr Nlinager 2. Mixed Chorux I. Ciulcn of :he Month Y, lloyw' Sure Z. MARILYN IIENZLFR Ilomeroom Secretary l, Dy-namirers I. 2, Craft Club Z. Penguin Club I, KIQN IIICKMAN Homsroorn Prcxidenz I, Vice-Pres. Z, Ili-Y 3, Ilnskethnll I, Mixed Chorus I.2.3. IPRRY HILL Student Council 2.3, T.8LI. 2,K, Wrcsr- ling 1.2, Mixed Chorus 1.2.1, Opcreeta 1.2. SMITH HOLT Student Council 2, Slide Rule l,2, Pres- ident 1, Honorary Iinginoers I, Scholar- ship Pin 1.2, Biology Award 1. LISON HOSKINS llomcruom President 1. T.8ll. 2,3, Slide Rule I. IIAII Proctor I, ,IUDITH ANN HUDSON Dynnmitcrv I.2. Squad Lender 3, G.R.A. I,2,l. l.R.C. l,2.3, Poncnn Staff 2,3. Mixed Chorus 2.3. 1-RN11111LJ1-1 1101.11-rw.. x'.lQ.Pm..i.i-1 1. 1-1'.A. :.w. w'mi1..i,i 1. 17.1f.A. ic.-,Wm i LARRY lll,'Cill17S Homcruiim l'ruidc-int I Vitt-l'rux 5, Student liiunuil 1, Ili-Y 2. Prmidcnl 1. Golf 1.2.1, LOUISIC Iilftilll-.5 FBLA. 2, P.xmt 1.2. K1-1T11 11UN'1i1 1i Humumtun Prciidcnt 2. 'Lrzick 2. XWIENIUIELI. HURD T,8i1. Z, President 1. 13.0. 2.1. Mixed Cborue 1. Operettn 1. Panic 1.2, MARY ,IALZOBUS Homeroom Vice-President 1.1. Dyna- mitcri 1.2. Prev. 1. G.R.A. 2.1. LR.C. Z.3.11cbntc Club 1. Sec. 2. IKFYNIF 'IANDA F.F.A. 1.1.1. main' X11C'11A1'L ,IANSFN Annu.1l9ut'f1,TraClt 1.1, ci,-mn 1. NLD ,IPNSLN CAROL JOHNSON Student Council 1.3. Dynnmitcrs 1.2.3. Panic: 1.2. Football Queen Atlcndnnt 3. Craft Club 1.2. DELBFRT QIOHNSON Homcroom Vice-President 1. Hand 1.2.3. ROSE MARY ,101 LNSON F. T. A. 3. Dynamiterw 1, Snpb. Girls' Glue Club 1, Panic 1. Hall Proctor 1. ROSALIY ANN JONES Dynamizcrw 1.2. Squad Leader 1. Art Club 1. LR.CT. 2.3. Slide Rule 2. Library Club 1, QHARL JORDAN Homcrmvm President 1,1. Vice-Pres. 1, Dynnmitcri 1.2.1. G.R.A. 1.2.1. Spanisb Clulv 2.1. Panic 1.2. GARY KANAIJY Srudenn Cknuicil 1.3. Hi-Y K, Fomball 1.2.1. '1'i-unix 1.2. Captain 1. Boys' State 1. BILL KI'.-XTHLY LR.C. 1. Library 1. Band 1.2.1. Library Staff 1.Z,1. KTAROLYN KEFLFR Craft Club 2. Selxolarvbip Pin l, DELBLRT RPFLER Hall Proctor 1. PHYl.LlS KPPLLQR Homcroom Yiec-President 1. Home Ea. Club 2.1. 11111 Proctor 1. STEVE Kl'l,l.l7R Foolbzll I, Wicstling 1. Mixed Cbnrus 1.2.1, Qimrlut 1.2.3. Opcretu Z. 10' -v. J-, rf 4? f f-iw 'll .vii 'Q' N 'R 0.9 X 6- Q 'Y .x is-x is-- is L iw' ,A-44 2 I i 'Sv sf, up. r 6 1 Kr Nl. ll' -3 1 . un, K 3 5' NV Q 410 X-w .47 11015 Kllil'iPA'1'RI1K lli-Y 1. 10111-' ANN Kl.1NL51l1 llsnmniatcrx 1. lkl 1. 17.0 1 11.111 llruttur 1 1:13XX'lNA UA11 lxY0l 11,1 N 5tut.1t'nl4iuuntx1 1. 1- I'.'1 1.2. Vita-1'rct 1. 411011 c lin' 3, st.m.,- c lub 1'.Qf.1'm 1.1. 1'wt1mIm:v 1 li.-XR1. KRIH, Xiiwti t iinmt 1.3.1. Ulm 3. nlmi 1.3, Opcrt-tt.i 1.2. 1'.inn' 1.2. CARO1 YN 1 AlN Slutlvstit Knuntil 1. 11yn.nnircrs 1.2.1. l.R.C. 2.1. Office Amxmnt 1. Spmlsli Club 2. 1.015 1..'X1'i1 llnmurumn Secretary 2. Dynamiters 1.2. Office Amxunt 1. l1.i111'rnctor 1, lil 0114.1-' 1.. 1X1111 11,14 lllmicroom Scrrcmrv 1. Nlixell flmrm 1. Opcretta 1. lkyflmlngy Club 1. A1'4l.1f1:N 11511111 '1 l'1'1i Sfudent lnunuil 2. Dynamitert 1.2. Squntl 1.e.i11cr 1. Mixed Chorus 2.1. School Plays 2.1. iiirlx' State 2, Nl. U. 1.1551 RT Slutlcnt C uuntil 1. XVrest1ing 1.2.1. X1iKc11 Cllmrus 1.2.1. 1'.inic 1.2. Operrtu 1.2, Bl1.l. I.1fXY'1S Slide Rule 2. Mixed Clmrus 1.2.1. Op. crcttm 1.2. Pmnir 1.2. LJDONNA LOGAN 13yn.umrcrs 2. 9li11c11u1e Z.1.ibrnry Staff 1. Pmniq 2. liookxtnrc 1. RL'SSl51.1. LONG llonicmnm Yin-'1 reQ. 1. F.15.A. 2. Foot- lull 1.2.1. lhikt-t1s.iIl 1.1.'1'r.ic1x 1.3.1. OIAYNT LCWNU llorneronm Prexitlcnt 2.1. Mixed Chorus 1.2.1. Otter 1. Orfhmn 1.2.1 Op- ercrn 1.2. ROBFRT 1.00511-1Y lli-Y Z. Vice-Pres, 1. Golf 1.2. Captain 1. Orchestra 2.1. 11:mt1 1.2.3. Panic 1.1. H ORVNF S1 1iAKN1AN1.0VE G.R.A, 2.1. Office Anixunt 2.1. 11:11 Proctor 1. 4lAN1ffS 1.0Y1NG llnuvt' of .Mom 1.2.1. Matli Club Prcx 2. llawketbzll 1.2. Mixed Chorus 1.2.5, Honorary Engineers 5. SCOTT LOXVRY Homcroom Vice-Pres. 1. Wrestling 1.2.3. Track 1. Panic Z. MARY 1.l,'C'K1N1111.1. Orchestra 1.3, Band 1.2.1. Operetta 1. 2, 3. Panic 1.2. DW'1Gl1T N1c1'1R11J1i T.4Sc1. 1.2, CHARLES NTCCLELIAAND Student Council 3. '1'.5t1. 1. R4-el Rollers 1.1. VIOYHI IIARIJINI XlcKI.I'NG 11y...11..11w 1.1, ca.11,A, gn, Pc.-H1111 N, Oflirc .-Mxis1.111L 1, Ilooliwmrc 3. PAIRIKKIA XIQCURRY IJyn.x1mlcrx I,2,K, Spanislx Club 2. I,1- bmry lflub I,IIu111cl'u.C'lub I, Suholnr- xhip P1111 1.1, c11.1x1n'a x11x1-,xv I'.N.A. JJ, Iilwriry Llub 2, Officc Aw 11wr.1111 1. I1l1rarv Staff Z. RIINIMII. NICNIZW' CARY MCVAY Ilomcmom Prcmlcnl I, H1-Y 2, Slide 14.110 1, Wrcsnling 1, 11.1.11 1,:,1. HAZIQ1. D11xx1-3 x1Ax11sc1w1i Ilynainircn 2,3. Art l,1, Home Iic. Club 3, Sopli. Qiirlvlilcc Club 1, Nlixul Chorus 2.3. UIiI5Ii MAI,I, AnnualSt.xff2,I:1litor3, Yoriclc Troupe 2. Prcsidunr 3, Scliwl Plays Z,3, A.A. UNV. 3, Scholarship Pins 1.2. LOU X1YRI.If NIANN F.N.A. 2, Mixed Chorus 2.5. Panic 2.3 Psychology Club 3, LLARFNCI-Q MARLAR Honwroom Prciidcnr 1, Vice Prcx. Z, Sucrcmry 3. GLEN I3AI,Ii NIARSIIALL Ilonwroom Sccrcury l, Uynnmitcrs 2,3. G.R.A. l,2.3. If.N.A. 1, Library I, Secre- tary Z. Pruxidcut 3. CLOMA ANLQITLINIZ MARTIN Homcmom Secretary 1, Ilynamircrw I. Z,3. jIiANIiTTIi MARTIN LYNDA MAXW'IiI.I. Homcrnom Secretary l,2, Dynamircrs l,2.I, G.R.A. l,2, Vice-Pres. 3, Soph. CQirlv'Glec Club I, Mixed Chorus 3. QIIESSI2 MERCHANT T.81I. IJ. VAR-IAIIA MILES Dynamircri 1.2, Home Pc. Club 2,3, In- firmary Ilclp 3, Ilall Proctor I. NORNIA I.IiIi IVIIILIQR Craft Club Z, Library Club 2,i, Home Iic. Club 3, Library Staff 2,3. PAT MONDAY Ii.N.A. 1, Hall Pmcmr 1. Snplx, Girls Glnc Club 1. Nlixcd Clmrui 2.3, Panic l,Z. ALVIN MOORE Ilomcroom President I, Secretary 2, Arr Club 3. Rcvl Rollcrx 2. Physical Fvluca- iinn Award 1. TOM MOORE Homcroom Prcwiilcnr 2, I.R.C. BJ, Iii! Y 1, Dclmzu l,3. President 2, junior Play 2, ROGENF MORFLAND Ivo' -uf -ff: C- ' 1 -si, f Q' ' Tvr qi Q, ll : i, 4 l Q 'f fa I V i ,4- 46- X 'tb- ai? -Q p vi? 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A11'1'111'11 1m1N1 I - s1..1c 111111. 1.2. 11 h c-11111111 111 NN Ti: ' UILI11-urn 2.1, Ihnd 2.3, 'I'u'1rIcr 3, Op- crrru 2. I'1111u 1. O11-H1-11r.1 Queen Alf A rumI.111: 1. 11.-11111 or 111-A1 1' 11,4,1.11111111r1 1.1. 11111-.1 c-1111.11 2.1. Ocrcz 1 . I 3 -. 1, Opcrczu Z. Panic 2.3. . , 4 l 5 H111 I'III'I IN XI.1rI1lI11I1I, 911111: RuIcCI11I1I,P.1111c DONNA RAI' PIC KIII. I 1I1m11-rmnn IIrwi11c111 1. IIvnnn111crs 1.2. if Vuv I'r4-11111111 I. Muni 1111111111 I'rcxiA 1 1Icn1 I, IQ. R. A, 1.2.1. Yur1ck'Iro11pc 2. , pk 1'1f.-.11m 1. -A 'tg - lI'I1IiY XI.-XX I'III'iI'iG'I'ON II1-X 8.811111-RuIcl.I':1n1c I. 11.-XYII' PORTIR Ilv11.11mu-rs 1.2. :Xu Club 3, Hand 2.1. I'.ln1n x1A1'1z1c'1 ro11'rr1z Tm. 1.1. 110. 2.1, ,' x . .. , 3 11.-xx'x11w11 1'cmTr11 -3 i 1 3 I ' 'in 9111111-111 C1m111'1I I. 'I'm1k 1.1. Nhu-11 ,, Ch0r11KI.I.01wrctt.1 2.Fnr1ic I ,IX wwf! RONAI I1 I'OIi'II R 4 X -E .4 1 .1 . , f rx glide Rule I. Track 1. Xiixcd Chorus V 2,I,Uy1cr1-tra 2. 1211111 2.1. ' ,m per 1' IINI I'I1ISI,IY X V ' IInmunw:n Y1ucfPrcw1CIc11r Z. Qccrcmrv 1. 11.1 1. 111,111,111 1 I ' IFANINIT RANDFI. IInmcrnon1 Yifr-Pruudcnx I. I3vn:1m11cr: I,2.If.N.A.2.II1111w1sf.'Xmr11 2. BARBARA RITIBY If.NI.A. 1. II.1Il Pmqmr I. Orchcstra 2 I. 11.11111 I,..I.I'Jn11 1...1 QUZANNI KTNQCIIIIVR I7y11.1m1r1'rc 1.2.1, Niixvd Iklmrm IJ, 411111-n 11f1I1c N1un1I1 1. IIAR 1. S111drn1 Ckmuncnl 1.2. Sccrcury 'I VARY RIIOIJIJ .3 .,,, I. 4 I I 1. 1 ' 4, :Milf .bn K 'L .,-lv X I i' 1 I .. , ra, x N' a ' 1 , . L1 4 I FU' fi-' ' , ef--L, A -1 ' ' - f. ...H if 'f . ,f ,Eg '45 1 ' 4. 3.5 -4' 1 ' . I :VI . I .'9N 5 1 I qi 6 ki . 5 ag V' x Qc 'Qi . K' x WX? , iv 9' Q .J M .fin 1-?L-. 7 It 5 rv- x X - DAVID RIVIIARIJS Ilmnuriwxi I'rciiiIi-:ii I, IIA I Irc.mir.-r I, Iwilnill 2.3 Lipziiii I I'rJiIi 1.1.5, IIiii.iri,i:i I II RRY R14 IIAIQIINUN Ilynaimlcrs 1.2. Iluinu I I. I Iul I I RUNNII RIYIKIQS Ilimium-ini llimiiicnc I. IIA IM: J Liu K .ipi. I, II.mIi.iII 1.1. lit I I.2. Iiivyi' Suu- 2. i-YI ILI 'I I' ROI III I II Ilimicrwiii I'ri-riduiir 2.I. X LL niiihiir I. 'l'.SI I. I'u1vlIi.iII I,2,'v II-RRY IIOLII IIS I Imniurimiii Irciidcm 1. Ili X Vind Llmriii l.:,i. Opi-mu 1,2 S Iio ir up Pin J. ,II'ANI-' I I'I ROSS llyiminircrs 21. 9p.1nisIi C'uIw ' So i KiIfIS'lvIL'A' KIUIK I II' fl!'IX I . . I 2. Iliiiiu I,I, ,IARIID ROW!- IfimiIv.i1I l.J,I. l'r.iuk 2,1 Ori: Qiiirici JJ' Opurcun I 2. ,IOYKZF RUZI I.I liymiiuiu-rx 1.2.1. ILRA. 2. II Il oc lor I. AIJXN IiI'SSI'I I, IImncmmu Scurcmry 2, Studuu Conn cil I. CI IARI.O'I I'I1 SANlJI1ixn Ilumcrimm Svrrumry I. I' I A 1 3 Mixed C Imrux 11, Orclicslri I 7uLLn Y. Panic I.2. IJAVID SAXON I'.mic 2. Sliiic Iiulu I, ALVIN SCZIINIIIJ fain C'Iub l,2.I, Cafeteria I NANCY 9COIfIIiI.lD I Iicr:rIv.nIcr 2. IIc.iiI CIN-crIc1I r 3 S1 Aw.mI I, Nun.im.iIscr Awiri 1 ,in Si-urcniry I.2.I, Ifomball Quiii CA II OI. XI.-X RIF.-X Il I-,'I' 9C'O'I I I7yn.1nvilcrx 2. Snph. Girls' RUNNII SIAAIIURN gludrtnl CiuunCiI Z. I:.'I'.A I 00K lull IJ. W'rcxlIing I,1,I. Trac BFR NICI' I'iI'I7I.IiR SIfI.VIiX Home Iic. C lub 2.3. IIJII Proct BUITCTRIT SI7I.VI'iY 'I'.RI. 5, IIOOKIXQII I. I,YI I7 SINNIINIAN I7u0!bmII I.2,I. Xvrculing I.2.1. SIIIRLI Y SIIAXY' Dynamitcrx I,Z. Cl.R.A. 2.3 VIVIAN SI IAXV F.T.A. 2, Prciidcnt 3, Annual Staff Z 1. I.iIvr.iry Club l.I, President 2 Library Szaff l,Z,3, Scholarship Pins I 2 'XXII Nllnl I XXH I . WN.-XIII? IRM .' mc .N X . I' , 2.1, IJU. w v . .. .. I . . md- . XIJXIIIINIII 'I' I YNI N SI Il IIIIUY IImxvurmnxvI'I'uuI1:nl 2, In :zur-'r 2. Kami I ' I OIJIX SIIOAI- Qunlunr LI-Inmll X'n'v-I'rm.Iunr 3, I,R.C 1, I'rm.Ifnm In-I-In I Iul- 1. Ilrumll-nm X. Scmur l4m.m.m I. Iluyx' Bum 1. NIAIIY ANN SIIRIIK KI NLSAUYI' Ilumurmuu Yau--I'rcw1.lunt 1.23. Ilvnn- muurs l.2,l' :In Club I. Yucc-Ilrcxnlum I. Wrcwrlnmg Om-cu I, AuumI.uu 2. An- nu.lI Suff K. V.-IRI SlIl7l.'I'l 'I4.RI. 1. IIi.i1. I. l.I5O SIMMONS Ili-Y 1, C.I.ux Plavx IJ, Yunnl-Q Truupc JJ, Hand 1.2. Cuunml I, Pmxxt 2. .XXX NINMII ION Slmlvnl fkounrnl Z. Ilyunmnxcrs I.2,3, fI,lI.A. I.2.l. llmm- I'c. fIul1 2. Tren- urcr I. III ORA III'l.II SISSON Dynmmlcrs 1.2. Pnncnn Sufi 3, Panic QIANICTI' SNIAI I Slmluni Connell Z. Ilymmircrs ZJ. I.ll,C. IJ, Nlmcd Vlmrux 23, Oclur ZJ. IJOIIOTIIY SXIITII IIomcnmm Sccrcury 1. l3yn.xmiu-rv I. 2.3. Ari Cklulw Ll. Sgunnlx Club 2. Sccrck ury K. Ihnic l.2.I. Hilfllllll' SXIITI I I'mmIw.III 1.2 K. NYrculxng I. l,iI Alum-r Aucndgnv '. XIlI,I3Ill'lJ SXIITII Ilomc l'c. Club I. RIT.-'I l'!XYI' SXIIIII Ilynmmurx I,I'Iruxl1anIII'1Icuc 2, Ilumc lfc, Clulw 3, Nlxxul Cllwrm 3, Panic 1.2. IVLII IN NIAI1 SNIIBIQIQ Ilynummvrw I.3.S, I',N,A. Z, Sccrrnry I. Sump Club 1. Sclmlnrslmm Pins 1.2. Q :XRUI NNI III Ii Yuulcnx Clmmcil 2. Annual Staff IJ, Yurulx I rr-mpc Surczgry 2.1. Iuninr Play Sunlunl Ilircluvr 2. Mlmlnrslup I'xnw I. I.UlS SOIII- R lhnd I,I.I. IIAROI Il QPIUXRS Ilmnrmom 'I'rc.lxurcr I, I,Il.C. I, Slxdc llulc I l. TOM XV. SI'l',NC,I'Ili Student fnuncil I. I.R.IQ. Z, Claw Plays l.I,Unl1cnIr.1 I. Panic 2 DONALD SPORIZ if NI x -I Ii 2 - -'xxx na .M r 1 3.1, mgf' af 55. ! -f K v 1 'YS '2' Q' ,QA-x l 1 iff x I W ,, ..i?l? :h.q,. 19 Q IW ' s RONN1' Y S I'A141-ORD W'rculuu1 1.2.1. Mixcii Cluvrua 7.3, Op- crulu 3.5. 151'I IX' S1111-11 Ilyimxnitcrs 2. li li A. 2, Iiinuc IL. Cllulw 2. Molacmx S'11:111' 1fIf.A. 1.1.1, K.XIlliN S'1'1'Y1NS 'lin-Ili-Y 1. IJx'u.uuilcrs 1.2.1. Ufficc Axumzni L 1-RI-13 STOI.II.-KND Ilmuumoui Viic-Prcuilcur X. '1'.8iI. 2.1. FRI-'13 S'I'R1IiT1f1i '1ARIl.-XRALIIQXN SURLS Art Clulw 2.3.I1uiuu 1Iq.C1u1u Lffrcnliu Wriuuxz Award 1. 1'-ux Cuuucil 'vl Pxy- 1.lmloiqy Q lub S. l'RI'I7 SXVAIN Prcxiilcxir llomcroom 1. Sluclcnt Council 1. Slide Rule 2.1'oolb.iIl l.2,1,1Snskcr11:ill 1. Nlixcd Chorus Z, Businusx M.in.1gv:r 5. CLINTON I.. SWALI.IiY Mnrli Club 2, 'Iirnck 1. Mixed Chorus 1.2.1. Opcrctu 1.2. Panic 1.2. 11. J. TAPP F.I7.A. 1.2.5, Reel Rollers 1.2. F.F.A, Award 1. LINDA 'I'A1'1' F.'I'.A. 1.2. Secretary 1. Student Council 2.3. Wruuling Queen Attendant 5. Cixi- 1cn ofM0ntl1 1, Panic 1.2. PAT THAKI' Student Ciouncil 3.11i-Y 2, Trcnxurcr J. junior PI.w 2. Scliolarsliip Pins 2.8. Traf- fic Courr 3.3. 1'A'I'RICIA ANN T111-Lli Dynzinutcrs 1.2. Squad Lender 3. I.ibr:iry Club 1.2. Qccrcmry 1, Panic 1. G.R.A. 1.2.1.IIume1fc. Club 1.1. RAMON THIIEI If F1'.A. 1.2.3. IANIFS THOMAS 11811. 3. Wrestling 1.2. 11IiT'I'Y T1 IOMPSON G.R.A. i.z.s. llnmc IIC. Club 2.5. of- fice Assiimnr 3.Sc1iolnrsliip Pin 1. F.F.A. Queen Arrcrulnnr l. IOHN IIAUI, THOMPSON I1omcroom Vine-Prcxidcn! 2. lli-Y 1. Fomlmll Srudcnr Mgr, I. Psypliology Club 3. N'I.'XR'I'I IA SUE TIIORNTON Homcrumu Prcxidcm 1, Dynaruitcrs 1. l,.R.A. Z. Home I,c. Klub 1.2.3. iron: I'1I.1.MAN u..Y 2.1. Slade Run- 1, Foorbmll 1.2.3. Tenriiw 1. Mem Clmrux 2.1. NIARIIQ TOI PI'iR Dynamircrs 1.2.1, Ilunwrrnnvn Secretary 2, I.R,C. Z. N1-Al, 111081 1,1 llumemmn 1'rumlcnt 2. Vice-1'rr:x11cnL 1 15.1:,:X. 1.Z,i. 11ON:X1i11 1,11-. '1'L'lh1'R Matli iluli 2. Slirle Rule 1, liaml 1,2,i Paul-, 2. SONYA 'l'1fi,K1fK llumrruom Vice-l'residcnt 2, Dynaxnzreri 1.1. IRNA, i, library cm- Treasurer L, llumc lie, Cllulu Sccrezary 3. 'moxms 'IURN1-R FFA, i,:, sfrmuy i,T.a1. 1. ROLLAND TUTIQR F.1f.A. l.2,3. 13.0, 3. AR'1'11UR VANCE 1.aN1'1'A JAN17 VANDIVIQR llyxuuiiieri 1,2,1, Iwnguiii Cllulw A. Of- fice Annum 1, Supli. Lnrlv'Glce Club 1, Panic Z, -IIZRRY VKP Plomeroom Prciidcnz 1, F.F,A. 1,2.Trcai- urer 3. AN1TA WA1.K1fR F.T.A, 1.2, Dynnmilcrs 1.2, Squad Leader 3. Penguin Club 5, 1.R.C 2,Sop1'i Girls'Glcc Club 1. DIANA WALKIER Preiidenr of Senior Girls' Liles Club 3. F.'I'.A. 2, J, Craft Club 2, Office As' siuant 2, Band 2.1. MARY LYNN W'A1.K1fR Uynmmilers ,2, Annual Staff 2.1, 1.i- hrary Staff 2, ' inior Play Promptcr 2, Panic l. PAT XVA1.K1iR Hi-Y 3, Football 1.2.1,-Basketball 1,2.3. Baseball 1.2. Captain 3. Boys' Sure Z. ANN W'A1.1. Dynamiters 1.2. Home Ec, Club 3, Office Assiiunr 3. Sopli. Girlvfilee Club 1. MAX XY'A1.1.AC1i Slide Rule 1,2, Traffic Court Clerk 3, Mixed Chorus 1,2.1. Operetla 1.2, Panic 1.2. P1111.lP XY'A1.1.AC1i T.H1. 2.3, House of Atom I. DON NVALLER F.F.A. 1.2.1. JANE XVALTERS Hnmeroom President 1, Vice-President 1, Secretary Z, Dynamizeri l,2, Recording Secretary 3. Sopli. Girls'Glec Club Pres- ident 1. Scholarship Pins 1.2. RALPH W'A1,THALL Hi-Y 2.1. Slide Rule 1. Cafereria Help Z, Band 1.2.3, Panic 2. HELEN VVARD Homeroom VicefPresiden: S, Secretary 1.2, Treasurer 2, Dynamirers 1,2.1. G. R.A. 2.3. Penguin Club 3.11ouvc nf Atom 1.2, VAUGHN F. VVARRIEN T.1!L1. 2.5, D.O. 2.3, Hall Procror 1, Panic 1.2. Q if .fl B ' , fig' , . ,KV ig i .fx . 15 -wsnvg avi N . 1'-v -I 'sr ,ps -19? Z 9. Qlv 6 n o X6 'W'-1 1-4 vw, 'New X 'v . . X 49,1 f... 'Y 'LL . .- X 1 1.1 .s Q C' : A... .. I I 1 'R QS 'Sv . '?.. 'Q' ilOO1'i1i1i 114. W'A91llXli'1'ON Hrunlsnr Cmmqil 1, lli in 1'rcsii1cn: 5, lilsmrv 1, 1-wrlull 1. link.-11-ill 1 soxu smssox Wi- Lnr1s'c31ccL'luh 111711 XYATSON l1.fY 1. liootlull 1.1.1. lurk 2. ll.xsc bill 1.2, Band 1.1.1. C L11ll'1N WILAI ANU xiinluni Klmmnl J. lbynunirurs 1.2.5, 1'1ms4n 51.111 Z, Klixul C lwrus 1. Panic I a NORMA WIEBFR llumcroom Prcsiilcnl Z, 1.R C, 2.1, lland l.C1lucr1t3x1Cr 2.1, Pima 2. .IOY W l'i1NCQAll'1' lrlnmcroorn Prcsidcn: 1. Spanish Club Z. llrcsiilcnt 3. l1ouscr1fAr0ns 1.2.1, Annu- Suff 2.3, P.lnxc 1.2. I ll.'XR1.0'1 1'1' V111 1.5 llnmcmom Vice-Prcsidcii: 1. Sccrcury 1.1, llynamilcri 1.2. '1'.S41. 2. uv. 1. Home lic. 1. Cf1'1AR1.1'915. W1l1flf1.171l Srudcnr Council 2. 111-Y 1. lfonzbzll 1. Wrcarling 1.2.1, Mixul Chorus 1. lIARRF1.1.N1s'111T1' FFA. 1.2.1. ANN XlUH1TE1slEA1J Hnmcmom Sccrcury 1.2, Studcnl Counf cil J, Dylulmitcrs 1.2.1. Sclmlmrsllip Pins 1.2. Typing Aw.ird 2. FAR1, RAY WHlTTAKER llomcroom Sccrcurs' 1. Reel Rollers 1, 2. '.9ugccr1ft 1.2.'.Officc Assisrznr 1. 101. W'1111fN1AN Reel Rollers 1.1. Suzccrafs 2.1. Slide Rule 2. Band 1. Panic Cluirnun 1. DONNA N1AKl17 W'11.1,1AX1S llumeroom Sccrutary 1. iruflvm Cminuil 1. Uynamltcrs 1.1. Squail leader 1. F. NA. I. Secretary 2, President J. Soph. hirls'G1cc Cluls 1. 1lk1X1Y W'l1,1..1AX1S Raul Rollers 1.1.3. Sugccrmfx 1.3. Slide Rule 1.2. Ci1'ORG1f W'l1.1.1FUR1J l.R.C. 2.3. lfoorlull 1.2. C.ifcwri.i llclp 1, Mixed Chorus 2.5. Opcrctta 2. 1AX1FS WILMETII lhnd 1.2.1, Council 1. ll.'XYX1ON15 W'UO1.l7R11Ki1'i 11mm-rmvn Prcmlcnr I. lli-Y 1. 1-'onrhnll 1.2.3, llnnd 1.2.1. Sfholmhip Pins 1.2 13015111 WOOI 91-.Y llunicrooni Ync Prcsiilcrxl 1.2. T.8l1. 1.1.17.0,2,1, 13111, XYRIGHT IAN WYATT llymrvmilcrs 1.2.1. Spanish Club Scarc- mry 5. Ponczm Sufi' 2.1, Trihlli-Y Club Secretary 1, Pzmc 1.2.1, lVlARG:XRlTl' YATIZS Craft Club l.2, Brush and Pnlcirr Club l, Cvsluml' Dvaiiin Award il JERRY Yli,-XMAN Srudcnt Council 3 Brush and Pai ctlc Prvsiclcnl 3, XVrcsllini1 l.Z, Co Captain 3. Panic 2, Boys' State 2 JUDY YOUNG Homerunm Vim Prcwidcnr l. Scl- rztarv 2 Dvnnmilcrs l.2,3. G R A. 1. IRCC .ll llxni: 2,3 CAROL ZINK Arr Club l,2,3, Craft Club Prcsi dem Z, Bruxli :mil Pnlctlr Clulv 2. F.N.A 2. Vice Prewirlrnl 3, Crv- ative Writing Award l,2. Ham Ojwraforxu. . . Al Bllfllfli ruml Bill GfL'l'IlSlJil'lL1.l' al uvrfc. Lair' Swziors: Wag II 1' Ward, Larry Pifwr, Nullfjf Tbonzfzxou, ana' Wf1'm1'cll Pr'lr'rxm1. Bfforr flu, Prom .' JCHOOI L nec f f 4' si.-w 116- 7 X l U I an-',..,Z Nam-1 1- '- The Iunxors emerzmz from thenr sophomore se1r 1cqu1mted w1th the modes :md mmners of scnxor hugh school met the problems 1nd responsxbllltxes of an upper class wxth rel1t1ve e1se Assummg therr sh1re of the state student councll conventlon held at our school the staexng of 1 yumor pl1y 1nd the orescntatlon of the annual Iunxor Sensor Prom all thus vxhnle muntunmg 1 hlgh schollstle record 1nd partnc1p1t1ng rn 1 well rounded progmm of 1ctnv1t1es 21 credlt to the cl1ss of 1957 Under the guldance of thenr sponsors 1nd chxef sponsor Mrs Anne C Ellls the junlors pl1yed 1 m1jor role m the leldershnp of our school Hemi: led by loe Short presldent St1n Jones vlce president 1nd XlCkl Rome secretzry the Iumor class completed 1 highly prosperous year .fl I f' X X X , Xl 1 1 1 x x K A 14 x -f ' .4 Q , . ' 4 1 3 . . J s ,,R 4 'si-at Nag r 5 -4 u S I' 'K' H- '- ' ic f ' 1 A ., - ' l - sk 5 a I ' ' A' -1 ., , s P . 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'gif ,I X nfl 'HA v ar , 'rf haf X Y' Igqu l gf' B I C The full of 1955 m1rked the entrance unto Ponca Hugh of a new group of sophomores recognuzed by both f1culty and student body as a cluss wuth hugh 'ums 'und great promuse The leadershup chosen to represent the sophomore chss w1s unduc1tuve of the hugh starududs of uts members Laule L1nd1uer has mwde an cm uablc record as a competent class presudent sharung honors wuth Kemper Laun who served as vucc presudent and Martha Phelps as class secretury h1s set 1 splendud efmmple un the cxecutuon of her dutues Mrs Mary Scuuoenw1ld served 1s thc sophomore chss sponsor A Sophomore Class Tw - Q Y L o Qu tu 'L 4 if x 5 U s Y - , di ' . Y 1 - 5- 'fu' ,TT H' is ef' .- 6 FA, V 'fi ' K Sm 1?l K ' . Q94 -Jin. l W 1 A k , X -..-:-af V ix f fin. 9 - rs 1 p 4 . usa A x . y Q 4 'V it Q-eg Y- If L 1 z Hg X I so ' ' -1' ' 5 , 1 3,5 N Q if! 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'gr life ,Tx .gl I Ni Gene Carroll Jo Ann Carson Phillip Carson Darla Cave Bobby Chambers Shirley Chapman Joe Childers Leonard Childers Patricia Childers Ann Christy Cheryl Cline Larry Clinton Billy Coats Kenneth Cobb John Cole Bonnie Collings Janice Corrigan Sammy Cox Louis Crane Carlita Crawford Linda Crawford Ben Crazy Bear Jerry Cross Millie Cruse Rosita Culver Richard Curns Dona Davidson Jimmy Davis Ted Davis Jerry DeMoss Ronnie Ditmore Thomas Donovan Sharon Dowty Charles Drake Lon Drake Max Drigzers Virginia Dunlap Gordon Edwards Ronnie Eitzen Diana Elliott Vieei Ellis Bobby Epperson Ernest Emmerson Lee Roy Epperson Lonnie Epperson Joanne Erwin Grace Evans Ralph Ewy Charles Farmer Deanna Ferguson Donald Ferguson Judith Fisher Larry Fisher Dorothy Flynt Betty Frasier Robert Frasier David Frederick Maxine Fulks Sharon Fullerton Larry Ganz Sally Gardner Carla Garlett Lee Garriott Ted Garten Dc-lain Geno Sally Gentry DeWayne Glover Beverly Goldman Donald Goodman Thomas Goodwin I.c-Roy Grayson Gene Greathouse Gary Greenshiclds Harley Griizsba Elaine Grimley Eugene Grimley Alice Grisso Carolyn Guthrie Wayne Hadley Mary Hale Carolyn Hallmark Wendelyn Hallmark Doyle Hardy Lana Harman Bill Harney David Harrison Alice Hastings Lela Hastings Marvin Haun Martha Hawthorn Harold Helmbrecht Billy Henderson James Henderson lna Mae Herrington Gary Hines Herbert Hinkle Mary Ellen Hinrichs Grant Hodttes Virgil Hodxzes Marky Hodgson Leota Hodson Gerald Hoepfiniler James Holt Terry Horsley Helen Horton Patti Sue Horton Cecil Hoskins Sherry Hubler Carolyn Hudsonpillar Ruth Ann Huggins Bucky Hughes Cherrie Hunt Dorothy Hurst Delmar Hutchison LaVenia Hutsler Kenneth Jackson Linda Jackson Marvin Janda E. J. Jensen Frances Jensen Mary Lou Joachim Deloras Johnson Goorrze Johnson Loretta Ann Johnson Loretta Phyllis Johnson Wade Johnson Billy Johnston Barbara Jones Carolyn Jones Mickey Katz Betty Keelimr Juno Kelley Fred Kemper Rosalie Kemper Judy Kennedy Farena Kin!! Mary Kinfzsolver Glennora Kilel' Harlan Kizer Dale Klimler f A . , 2' ',. xg t ..- ffl V If 6 5. 2 'V i . x I E4 if 5 JFMIN 'Q' on lx' Q 95 4 l 1 ' 'VR el. u -i '1 fl Y 'ill HSL Sill 'll 7 y li K L I ,fit 1 9 rl Qi. I X l 9+ J -u Il L, ser, ll 3 .Q -..' I, Xt fl'-, .. : iii 723 . lk ilxll i i . I V- A. , vs F Q kr.. JH 5- x Qu 0 1' x ls -at lla? -T' 6' 42:1 ff' f K X llf 2 S 7 J M N I Q 4 1.252 n, 3 m rv' it 11 1 my ,. . X ki L I' Q fi 4 i ,X 5: K f v ' 6 I R r i. -ft .ia wad-. ill. U v 4 A ' ' . ,J E4 ur .- w. -- ' ' '- 31 X Madlyn Klns John Knux Sidney K-fthe liillil- Lnukey Kenuwr Lain Anna Lamb Laile Landauer Linda Landauvr Dwiuht Larimer Carl Larison Clifton Larison Tony Luster Irma Laux er Ken Leathers Dennis Lee Rohert Lee Patricia Lenhart .lrm Leonard Jeanette Leterlc Judy Lewis Pellffy Livingston Jeff Lowry Mike Luntz David Luther Jimmy Lynn Glenda MeClnskey Paul Mclinany Donna Mclfarlin Helen Mcflaha Janice Melinizht Arlene Mc-Ls-ndon Arlin M:-London Arthur McLendnn Claudette MeMahnn Judy McMenomy Clarence MCSmith Mike Markey Roberta Macomb Boyd Maxzers Lloyd Mann Josephine Marlar Jimmie Sue Marshall Donna Mason Shirley Mason Leslie Meek Janice Merrill Bobby Meyer Gary Miller Larry Miller Georxze Moore Curtis Morris David Mumma Rmler Murphy Marilyn Murray Mary Jane Myers Barbara Neely Shirley Neely Jaequeline Newman Raymond Odum Sandra Oliver Wanda Oliver Lynda Osborne Julia Others Mary Palmer Bill Pnmeticky Gerald Parker Janice Parr Sandra Patton David Payne Dean Peters Martha Phelps Betty lhllllps ldaleen Phxlllp Janice Phxllxps Audrey Phmrxa Wayne Poulter Carolyn Powell Nova Prather Sally Pray Betty Prlce Jo Ann Prxce Ralph Prultt Panme Ramsey Alex Rem Dora Renme Judy Rxcker Charles Rmey Ceorfze Russ Fllen Robmson Jerry Rogers Lmda Rogers Kenneth Rorabaugh Rosalie Roth Evona Rouzh Face Jemfer Rowe Kathleen Russell Glenda Rutter Sue Ryan Jaunlta Sammons Elvm Schoonover Natha Schrmer Marxtta Seaborn Mary Louise Searcy Lfucxlle Seaveno Marvm Selw ey Patsy Shaffner Gene Shaw Lmrla Shaw Robert Sherrod Carroll Sherwm Rosa Anna Sxmanek Mary Slms DeRoy Skmner Gary Smlth Sylvla Smlth Vxrgmla Smrth Margie Sneed John Smder Kay Sparkman Larry Speakman Bobby Spear Jerry Spray Bllly Spurgeon Jerry Sroufe Dean Stailner Betty Standmsh Karen Steele Lynda Stew ens Marlys Stevens Raylene Stout Harriet Strader Carolme Streeter Evelyn Sugg Donna Surls Sharon Surls Jlm Talley Shlrley Tanksley Claude Tapp John Taylor 2' Q- ag A v-X X I J 6 --F. 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Jo Nel Thomas in ' t G 5 . - is Eleanor Thoniiison 'tg ' - I , I A -,-J :Eonnie 'l'hoinpson 1 4 oy Thompson J XX'kl X v L A H Naney Thornton , Jerry Timmons R f Joe Tompkins f -' Larry Tracy ' Q - 7 6 x y A Ronald Trant N T' H SA .3 Donna Trippi- Q., as I tw Susan Trowbridtte Iva Tucker , I L I L . Gwyn Vaughn I ' Linda Vickers Q g - 8 Stanley Vickifry L S N l Wanda Walden 5' Hill Walker X , Nw I J, V Sally Sue Walker ' Q I ' . Dannie VValls 1 1, . ' LeRoy Warrior 4, Deanna Waters A ,, ' Q, gs Frank Waters g W V Terry Watson , T' ,L . '--v Thelma Weaver , ' - N 1- Bill Wells ,K ' f A' Deon Wells X , , A i . Q. ' Jerry White 5 Eddie White Star v ' '- '- muy whinow . 1.4 w Jovce Whittaker -7 ' . ' U ' V - V , Billy Wxlks . . X Marcia Williams 'X 1 H - ' VV ' X - Barbara wiiiis T X ' i ss' 'Qi 1 1 ' f i ilxlhi 1 . i ri Juanita Willis I y Douglas Wilson 7 'v, , i 3' . M K 'Q 6 Q, .QT ze Gary Wittmer ' - ,K 5 -g' ' iz, Q. F Terry Wittmer ' ,Q ' f' e s K, Leon Woodward ' 5 ., 5 X Avril Wright , .. N., K' 3, fs X, ' X7 Connie Wright M V3 ' f 11r'1 I ' 'fi' 1 X , KI 2-1 . Q l f ,ii Jessie Wright M Q A .Inn Wrirzht Q9 'N os., . ., Walter W. Wright -- . Wayne Leon Wripzht W' -. tx Ng! Bruce Wyatt John Yeaman I I X - . William Ye-his h , .- N , ,.. , Y. 1 When school bells rang in the early fall, ti' Genellg YOUUE And Po-Hi portals opened wideg , glfijip 3212! An exuberance of enthusiasm filled the halls, f x ' As a new crop of sophomores ventured inside. W 1 136- As ninth grader upperclassmcn in Junior High These students had reigned with a regal mien. Now, alas, up the ladder they must climb again Commencing as sophomores green. Like wayfarers in an unknown land, They tread the halls with a wary step. Winning approval from one and all, With their fortitude, spirit and pep. In assembly they behaved with decorum, Each occupying a balcony chair, With an attitude of respectful attention, That was a pleasure to witness and share. As good citizens, athletes, and scholars, These energetic sophs have won wide acclaim, A challenging precedent for the year '56-'57 When junior class becomes their official name. 'QS I .3?I'5 ' Q-0, . 5 JH, .jx 5 5 O G 3 51 Y we Q Y ' 3 , . . -, ,U '15 . C xx 0, Dr 'R' C. Q - . 8 . sis .Q: nyc-. , Q s 0i'.16-5535...-xx 5 .flxglx 'U .0 K .' A :sei iw ' ' yu 5 'Q' Q sg' P. .' - - 5 v s, tx .'9:,. . X5 0 6g,'v .Q2 ...y I '- , s - 0 , . gr. -?' s! . 5 . ' 0 Ps U 5 Q4 . nv .- Qnxs '9. .' l ' .1 A. ' D 0, . Q- 2 . 'rv ' --4-'c .r- Q --sl.- ' I 1. A,' . O . -, ' Qs -N .ii 'Q' gn . ' Q, -Q 4 '. Q - 5 0 -sus' 3 - 3,.Q.t!' 5 lTq',.s - sg 0 . .Q .X ' 9 . ' g. f'4 1 . '5' 'Q 5.30-15' QI . If- ' ok 1 ' ' S9 ' U 20 ' QW! , . x . t- L. , Q g.A 5 Q. q .L - I .-gg, ,'c x ,. Q --d 1 sl .Q,- -,.-.MQ .. gr. QQ 0- Q Q, i ' ' Q .lvf. L Q uQ.,-kO0.21'-9 . l. , l.'. ,,..if u.. ' 'wi 1 .ff 'it g-6. , J.'a 'U ' f J' '.-.p-it Q A- 4 1 '- Q . 0. 0 Q. - s Q. :vs ' Q- - ' ' ' - 8 4o'.l 5 Y 4 - P I 'S Q ' 'J' t- ' 00 - J '-c A ..:-,. .1 6, s , 1 O 0 ' , 10' ' .. n ' 9 4', -IJ' o -. , , .-. - -., I wvss- Q-51 '? N YB! LQ...- may -04' Mr. Anderson discusses the neu' Kat Key with seniors, Gladys School Starts With An enrollment of 1,118 students started the school year with ll new record, with .1 f.1culty comprised of 51 instruetom. Closely following the beginning of school were the first football game, .1 20-0 victory for the XVi1t1eats, .mtl the Cherokee Strip 1-as McNf'u' and Don Davis, X.. I - I. . 9 f, Fw: .4 ,i'5,f v 5 f . '-v , P ' -13 L-fx s'kN 'IGB ii K- gf- ff x , J mfs ,3- .wf ' s . xx .fig v-, 1. 'vides Wd, ww, O, ' ,. -ar 's f 2 Jvrx X U 'X . y P Y . ,Ld Z' tt -'1 ' ,UN A . A , . 1 I .X Q X 'H I, Q 1 ily ,, n 'T ff-wld' irfm, -. ,, ...... - 1 - 41 Q. The football season ends with the annual Blackwell game. One-act play cast he Frank Seay, state president of the student council, gins practice. hands gauel to serrvtargg Suzanm' Rrnschler. fs The Dynascopc's add pep to school sports and add spirit to pep assemblies 'wgqrv lan R0Sf'll ' lo afCS. delcg Captains Dennis Dodson and David Richards talk with Christian athlete speakers after assevzlzly program. omfention Takes Spot November and December were busy, fun-filled months for Po-Hi students. The football season was barely over when the winter sports took the spotlight. With Thanksgiving over, last minute plans were made concerning the Student Council Convention. On Safe Driving Day, delegates came to Ponca from all over the state to one of the most successful conventions the state has had. During the last of December, yule- tide spirit filled the air with Christmas parties, trees, and a long vacation. Ioe Wideman as Senator Estes Claisler ' entertains at a football dance. lo CW mbv danfffolt e A , d Dm' an Vifgmm' an neil '51 O fo OI ru? 1 1 QF' The sbyest guy in all Po-Hi, Lil Abner, Darrel White, aml Helen Ward, manager. F 3' I H 'gif Q. Allwnlarzfx: Lyle Senseman, Roy Delioarrlg Arlene Clark, Curl Iobnxon, managers. Sadie H awkins Po-Hi co-eds donned track shoes the week of February 22 to prepare for the annual Sadie Hawkins' Week fun. The crowning of Lil Abner, caught after a long, hard race, climaxed the hectic week. ,na Neal Baumwart speaks for democracy. Booker T. Washington jumps for a rebound. -144- Catches Lil 'Abner Frank, Virginia, joe, and Carolyn make a sale. During the first two months of 1956, the Big Blue launched a peanut-selling campaign to attend the St. Louis music festival. Joining the cheerleaders was Larry Clement, and Sue Cooper, junior, was chosen to represent Ponca at the Arkalalah. February faded with the com- pletion of Wildcat winter games and the beginning of spring sports. 7? Behind the scene senior play members: Leo, Mr. Arnold, JR 7 Carol and Ioan. ,J Larry Clem-ent joins cheerleading ranks. Sue Cooper our Arkalalah queen David Richards. national Junior Olympics winner, 0 0 OO 0 '. ,ff 42' ,..X 91 1 f. 9 .', . Q N 11 .... ....... . , ,ji-.- 1--I -1- .. Ii 5 v 1 ' 4 K1 ci uf' First place regional seiencc fair winner, Larry Thomas. Larry. Dr. Lawton. Dedc. and George aftcr appearing on TV scif ence show. 'QI '-,. it 2-'ff X-1 1 't p n . . yy. ,V fri.-.l . - qi K lp Qpf- az. N 1 1 '713T'ffffff W rv' fwssggfm f'.,'..l.-' Jai' ,' .X '-5,41 4 ., -,V 1 1 Qs 'iiifilf 9 , YF li fi 'Hai 1 .J ' A 13 G 7 . .J , Ap. 4 wt 0 4 .N l i l I ,iii 5, l l X ls -s 'i It . I xx, 5 i I .......,.......,,,ii.,....3 of flu' Yrarf' Swim' Girls ilffvmf Hn' amznal S6'7llO?' Cirli' Trai. Grrirfzzaffmz . . . lim! Swzinrf lm! Pn-II1 m1'if'1r. Qcniori in May, 315 scniors took part in commenccmcnt exorcism on May 28, 1956, Among thc senior .ictiviticc which took place during May wt-rc thc scnior brunch, A.lX.U.XV. scnior girls, tea, the tc.1 for scniom .mtl their parents, senior day, Cat Tale day. thu TLJII-GH-XYy.l-TSi, senior vcspcra .md many homeroom parties. Wfith thc cloeing of the 1955-1956 school year, rhc largest class over to griicliiatc from Po-Hi will hcgin to trnvcl on their rcspcctivc roads lcicling to higher CdLlC.1Ei0I1 and carccrs. Tht- high School and its memories will rcmain forever in rho hearts of .ill hcr .ilumni of '56. Ffnzvlrr lmnfv .sfzzrfrnf rfrwrlfions. fzroliu Alt'Xill1ifl'I', 1ln111i n1i1kr'r Cflimnxmg thc mam' cvcnts held for gr i W i 4 454- w 3, v if . YW. Q2-1 . .if 'N 'af GB 1 6 , Z. QQ: , PP. f N5 N : fi? gcfa' . qw: We dreamt we dwelt zn Po H1 balls And woke to fznd zt true Its unsuqbassed advantages are shown bere zn quzck revzew vlotlo 0 FSI QFulur1 Seerelarzes Inej wztla l11adq1111rte1c zn room 114 The lesson you learn 14111 today 11111 mean more dollars 1n take home ll A lflll arhst dzpv 1311 11111112 1n hIS own 10111 and pazntv lm 01111 nal11re1nt0 lm pzelurex LIIIVIZTQ Tlyere IS no frlgale 11151 a lvoolz to take 3011 111111: auag 01307115 W 131111 7193113772 111 our zngers and am 11111011 111 our toes C'lye1111slr5 Sczfnfz ze 1nte1l1genfs1a ponder the mqslerfes 111 a test tube ..--ii 'af 4-1 S H-NDliR AIBHINISAIRATORS UI 'l'Ill-1.'XII,lNC....'IlIl:l'YI'IIiN1AliY - llJ.lfll.lI'Ll, lsenlverg, .lUlHlSUI1, Nlrles. Perry Slnellls, Tllompsnn, Mn. :Ml.1ir, girls murun COORDINATORS VOR COMPIL TIQNCH IN 'I'RANSl'ORTA'I'lON . . . BUS COUNCll.ffl5loclxer, Brown, Dun, Dirmore, Harney, Hughes, ilemen, Surls, Tlmornton, NY'e.xver, Vfeber, Vfilson, and Mrs. Bexubien, sponsor. .-XUYf7C. xTlfS l7i7R ADVANCEMENT IN Rl-..-XIHING . . . l.lBRARY STAFF!- Alu-I, lSAlll11XY.lFl, Brooks, Carpenter, lhvis, Dixon, llynr, French, Godbcrson, ll.lllI11.lI l'i, Keathly, Kerfoor, Luedcmnn, xlCcl.ll1.l, NlcN1en0my, G. N1.1I'Sl'lAlll, J. Nl.lY'Sl'l.1ll, Merrifield, D, Miller, M. Miller, Nlmmre, Nuckulls, Selmmid, Smborn, Slmw, Tucker, XV,xrrior, Vfeir, .md Miss Curtis, SlXlnSOr. STUDENTS SERVE AS SALESMEN OF SUPPLIES , . . THE BOOKSTORE-Am dcrson, Ball, Brock, Harris, jones, Logan, Mefllung, Maxwell, under Student Coun- cil wponsorslmip. . - Members of Man in Bowler Hall' i , discuss inter etaizons 'I U A 1 Efboi fast mtmben pr aa'-lzb aclmns nz pracfzce. of fbe play. A serious scene ix cfirzclml ax lark giver flu' lzvrzrf of life fo Offis and Vicki in Thr Turtle Dore. Student directors Leo Simmons, Tom Spencer. Tom Giezentanner, Tommy ctor Parsons: and Dede Mall. general dire . 17 One-Act Plays Four one-act plays were presented in April under the combined direction of the Yorick Troupe and Bill Arnold. The Turtle Dove, :i drama concern- ing the legend of the Chinese willow- plate, included in its cast Vicki Rowe, jack Hamlin, Odis Shosf, Keith Hamble- ton, Joneal Joplin, and Tommy Parsons, student director. 'The Man in the Bowler Hat, 3 farce involving the sudden and exciting events which happened in the dull life of a middle-aged couple. was presented by Donna Pickel, M. G. Lessert. George Moore. Linda Baughman, Jerry Harney, Dan Nickles, and Leo Simmons, student director. Echo, a play dealing with il mys- terious suicide included in its cast Garry Hesser, Mary Billings, Carol Snyder, and Tom Giezentanner, student director. Antic Spring a comedy, included Nancy Scofield, Leo Simmons. Dede Mall, Jack Redeker, Joneal Joplin, Jane Stevens, and Tom Spencer. student director. -l51- 1 , ig gap k - A Q, xl i 1 -,. l, . M 0 , E V X x' '- J .5 ,K I X M , xxx XX if f XWHIVHI AW l X YKRii1Y59'l!3.x'L?RKE 43- X X m 1 5. 'Q S. ?s T -1 X S N, L , Q Z' . Q, F3 vii: QL' sf Ti, E544 2312 5, '33, .gif 5551, iq Lf -Q A - Q NI fl Y ff-aww:- Awf1 L Q A Aff ' ,i . X