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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1958 volume:

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City owes its own measure of thanks to the oil companies in this area. For through them our has become the progressive, thriving city it is today. . Businessmen, intrigued by the call of a town booming with oil, came to this area to make their homes. Through the years the increasing number of men and women required in the field of oil has made our population grow by leaps and bounds. ln the future still more people will be affiliated with the petroleum industry and will be moving to this area. Besides promoting competition and better business, the oil world has brought a great deal of civic aid to the inhabitants of Ponca City. Because of this assistance we have a fine ball park, numerous recreational areas, a better school system, more educational scholarships, and a bright future for the Ponca City youth. To express widespread community appreciation, the i958 CAT TALE is dedicated to an industry which properly merits such an honor. Proudly we offer our oil progress edition to the students of Ponca City High School. In choosing the theme for the T958 CAT TALE the staff felt that the dedication should honor afield closely associated h thin with the students of Po Hi In recognition of t is no g could be more fitting than a dedication to the oil lndustry and its progress in Ponca City Thousands of Ponca City residents are employed by or depend upon one of the citys two maior oil companies tor their livelihood Our student body itself benefits In many ways from the services and recreational and cultural fields W have built into this years book an historical and pic e tonal explanation of the processes employed by the oil in d n its work and we have attempted to give a better ustry i idea ot the achievements by which the citizens of Ponca City profit every day Our thanks and appreciation go to the many people whose of the cooperation has made possible the presentation to you 58 CAT TALE The statf sincerely hopes that you enioy the memories this book will furnish you as much as We have engoyed bringing it to you dl-.1 Anita Bottoms and the Staff ' C ' I ' facilities furnished them in the ' 4.1 CONTENTS 'Nr I IBI DEDICATION FOREWORD ADMINISTRATION ACTIVITIES CLASSES AUTOGRAPHS PERSONALITIES SPORTS SCHOOL LIFE HISTORY PICTURE CREDITS !'I' 'M . fff ,bw r 4, -4' '4 ,I .1 rw.. r L, I ' , ,dz igiigzff , AQ' ff' 4 'h 7-1' r -+L x 'Z' igv, -er - ' ' -19.31 U 1 .ax 'E R61 -Lv SUPERINTENDENT'S MESSAGE The Continental Oil Company and the Cities Service Oil Company both have large refineries in Ponca City. Oil has been responsible for the steady growth of Ponca City almost since its founding. The tremen- dous property investment in the two refineries is reflected in the net assessed valuation of the Ponca City School District. Since the ability of a school district to support an adequate program of education is so closely related to the net assessed valuation of the district, the location of Continental and Cities Service in Ponca City has contributed greatly to the quality of the educational program. Our school system could not have a broad curriculum and outstand- ing buildings staffed with well-trained teachers if we did not have the tax revenue from the oil companies. We are proud of these large indus- tries and pledge our continued efforts in operating an outstanding school program for the boys and girls of Ponca City. at PRlNClPAL'S MESSAGE Ponca City students are indeed fortunate in the superior educational facilities made possible by the Continental Oil Company and the Cities Service Oil Company. They are fortunate, too, in the other advantages that come to them from these companies. Many Ponca City graduates have been enabled to continue their edu- cation by the liberal scholarship plans of the Continental Oil Company andthe Cities Service Oil Company. The high school graduate who has acquired the necessary skills in commercial or vocational fields and the college graduate with his more highly specialized training find unusual employment opportunities vvith these companies. The companies have been most cooperative and generous in making their facilities available for field trips by high school classes. The per- sonnel of the companies have given freely of their time to assist stu- dents with individual proiects and to address groups of students in their regular classroom recitations and during our Career Day conferences. To a large extent, Ponca City is what it is today because these com- panies and the high type of individuals employed by them have pro- moted the cultural, the educational, and the spiritual life of the com- munity. THE BOARD ff A f O f . 4' i' 4. R . g 1 ,. l 2 . . min ,Ky 3 - F' fgy, ,ew ,fi Paw- I , ,gil O I OM- J. 7 ' Sofx x - fl ' ' f f if 2525 ' In A . 1 f 'L 'W 'X fi MR. CHARLES DUFFY MR, R, E. GEREN MR- J- WIN PAYNE Anomey Clerk Superintendent of Schools f 'N MR. I. A, HARRISBERGER MR. CECIL K. JORDAN MR, ROBERT W. PICKENS OF EDUCATION .1112 J ,- - pf , Y Gin . ' .A ' sf 1 ' Q . E0 X My D: I 'N 'H 23 in-tg. MR. E. M. TROUT MR. TOM HOLLIDAY MR. GLEN O. HERBIG Presidem Vice President -'nu-.. 1' ' MR- H, D, PRUYNE MR. C. W. ROHLER 'if ill? 1. 313 HQ- Y 5 ': MR. R. C. WALKER -i 'ff X ,f M.A., o.s.u. MISS CAROLYN BAGBY MR. HARRY BROWN Chairman of English Department B.S., O.5,Ul M.S., O.S.U. Industrial Education MlSS MARY BRIGHAM B.A., University of Kansas M,A., Columbia University English 2. ,gqyggiw,a.3.Mm ' ,K 221 .-Ja.-wx -1f..1'w f Sf- Af '.71 w s. , Age-er .13 '. 1 iv- ga ,cy 5, 11 4 -Q. MR. RAY BAIRD B.S., O.S.U. Vocational Agriculture MRS. RUTH BEAUBIEN B.A., Colorado State M.S., O.S.U. English . 4 , 8 , 1. 5 If ' PO-HI MRS. RITA BRYANT MR. BOB BURTON MR. DELBERT CARLILE B.A., O.U. B.S., O.S.U. B.S., O.S.U. English M.S., o.s.u. M.A., o,s.u. Chairman of Science Driver Education Department MR. AL CASSINGHAM MRS. MARY CASSITY MRS. LELA COOK B.A., Southwestern College M.A., University of Colorado B.S., O.S.U. M-5-, O-5-U- Commercial Homemaking Physical Education Driver Education Coaching Duties MISS ELVA CURTIS BA., O.U. B.S.L.S., University of Illinois Library FACULTY MRS. MARCELLA M. GALBRAITH B.A., O.S.U. English -.yi Sire . v R ,. I Q 756- 3 gfifxft ' 1 IQ af f , MISS DOROTHY HOLLANDER M.S., O.S.U. Home Economics MRS, ANNE C. ELLIS B.A., Missouri Valley College M.A., Missouri University Chairman of Mathematics Department 4' MR. CHARLES CUNNING B.A. and M.A., O.U, Supervisor of Vocal Music Department S. MISS LAVETTA ELLIS B.S., Northeastern State M.S., O.S.U. Commercial MR. A. LLOYD GELMERS MR- MARK HODGSON B.S., O.S.U. Mathematics B.A., O.S.U. Social Studies Driver Education MR. PAUL INGERSOL M.S., O.S.U. Social Studies 3. MR. ROBERT H. INGERSOL B.S., O.S.U. M.S., O.S.U. Science MR. FLOYD D. FOCHT B.A., College of Emporia M.A., Columbia University Chairman of Social Studies MRS. JOANN JONES B.S., O.S.U. Journalism and English 1 M.A., O.U. MR. PAUL LASEMAN B.S., B.A,, and M.S., O.S.U. Social Studies MR. A. H. LONG B.F.A., O.S.U. M.A., Phillips University Instrumental Music MR. JOHN JOBE B.A,, University of Tulsa Mathematics Assistant Basketball Coach MRS. MAXYNE KELLEY B.F.A. and M.A., O.U. English , S we MISS KATHERINE KAUFFMAN B.A., Colorado College Latin and English kv. MR. NOEL LEATHERS B.S. and M.A,, O,S.U, Social Studies MR. GORDON A. MacDONNELL 8.5. and M.S., O.S.U. Industrial Education MR. PAUL KESTER O.S.U. Machine Shop PO-HI MR. LLOYD H. LOFTIN B.S., Eastern Illinois State College M.S., O.S.U. Science MISS GLADYS MAIN B.S., O.U. M.A., O.S.U. Art MRS. VELMA S. MITCHELL B.A., Central State College Physical Education ff.. L :M . 1 as t . VZ' Q q 41- 45 pf! Wi FACULTY Q , Ji .'Q 1 MRS. VIRGINIA PATTEN B.A., O.S.U. English Miss moms MARTIN Aix., o,e,u, ' Mathematics MR. T. I. MONTGOMERY B.S., John Brown University M.A., Phillips University Commercial 'B--x Q-N, MR SINCLAIR ORENDORFF B A Southwestern University M A George Peabody Institute Science MR. GRADY J. PENINGER B.S., O.S.U. M.S., O.S.U. Social Studies Wrestling Coach MRS. ALMA LEE OATES B.A., Centenary College M.S., O.S.U. English .J-A MISS MADGE QUIGLEY B.A., Southwestern College M.A.Ed., O.U. English Speech MRS. NATHALIE ROBERTS MR. JACK RUSSELL MRS. FAYE SACKETT B.S., O.S.U. B.A., Central Sfafe B.A., Phillips University M.S., O.S.U. Social Studies M.A., University of New Mexico Science Dramatics Spanish MRS. MARY SCHOENWALD B.A., University of Kansas M.A., Northwestern University Mathematics MR E D SIMONS Carter Carburetor School Electric Auto Lute School lndustrtal Arts MR ALLEN ROBSON B S O B U M A O U Specual Servtce Basketball Coach MR EARL SULLINS B A Central State M A Colorado College of Educatnon Dtrector of Athletucs Football and Baseball Coach MRS JEAN WALKER B S O S U Vocal Muslc 12 f 'Q MR. GARY SHULTS B.S., Central State Science MR GORDON STANGELAND B S Bethany Nazarene College M A O U Commercial MR EVERETT STUMBAUGH B S O S U Socnal Studues MISS ADDIE B TINSLEY B S O U M S O U Commerctal MR TOM F WYATT B S East Central State M Ed O U Chatrman of Commercnal Department MAIN OFFICE MANAGES MAJOR MANDATES MRS. THELMA REEVES Attendance Clerk 5. ATYENDANCERR 1 j f, Mas. AGNES DUNN Q J t Registrar Nh , fr F ' V 'jet' 4:1 1 ...mth 'si t .fuel MRS. GRACE HEFFRON Secretary Mrs. Thelma Reeves, Mrs. Agnes Dunn, and Mrs. Grace Heffron are the personable secretaries in the main office of our big and wonderful Po- Hi. Their assistants help in many ways and per- form the varied duties that are required each day. The students of Po-Hi appreciate the kind, courteous, and considerate help they receive from these capable workers in the Main Office. OFFICE HELPERS: Haljean Boydstun, Haskell Deibel, Rosalie Kemper, Jan Barnett, Keith McGrew, and Sharon Batt. Not pictured: Ora Lee Colby, Lynda Stevens, Larry Speakman, Wanda Kiesel, Mary Lou Joachim, Janice Lowther, Dorothy Struble, Emily Durheim, David Luther, Betty McGee, Jo Ellen Baker, Judy Crisp, Sally Gentry, Arlene McLendon, and Virginia Stull. dr 'K ACTIVITY OFFICE ORGANIZES DYNAMIC SCHOOL LIFE MISS LILLIAN SHUSTER DIrector of Exrracurrlcular Acnvmes Extracurncular SCIIVITISS are the maln thought of the ACTIVITY OffIce MISS LIllIan Shuster heads thls bustlmg but eftIcIent ottuce Mrs Georganna Larkm IS the mann assustant ot the DI rector of ACTIVITIES The BCTIVITIGS handled In thns OITICS Include the CurtIs Magazme Druve the Pon Dram PanIc the senIor commence ment and many other Important ac IIVITISS that are Included In each day at Po HI ThIs OTTICG and Its fIne and ettIcIent personnel are apprecIated by all Po HI if Bl' MRS GEORGANNA LARKIN Mam Asslstant 1 Left to nghr Barbara Smnh Jeanne Kznney Eleanor Thompson ShIrley Connelly Karen Steele Mary Dee SIms Dora Renme Arlene Mclendon Seated MISS LIllIan Shuster Mrs Georganna Larkm i' Q2 C K ' I ' ' , ' in : I fgn 2 Ti 1 2' 2 ' I NT, N y ' I az, 'X V: . A I pl ,. . I 5 5, - if to ,Q I PECUNIARY PLANNING PROVIDES FINANCIAL AIDS Z Busy, Busy, Busy!! This treasury of Po- Hi is conducted in a methodical way by Mr. Sinclair Orendorff and Mrs. Vivian l-leinze who offer assistance to the many students in the great halls of Po-Hi. Their assistants are ready, willing, and able to help in all situations that arise during the hours of each day here at Ponca City High School. MRS VIVIAN HEINZE Secretary MR SINCLAIR ORENDORFF Bus ness Manager OFFICE HELPERS Marky Hodgson, Sandra Patten, Nancy Anderson Nova Rae Prather Darla Rem , f I 41 . WOMEN ASSISTANTS Fern Hovis, Helen Brown, Margaret Dodson, Juanita Mothes, Mable Steele, Rose Reeves, Maxine Baade, Vera Officer, Vivian Turpin, Aline Shurtz, Francis Tipton, Archie Lamb, Guvenneth Thompson. CAFETERIA COOKS UP CREATIVE COMFORTS FIRST LOVE! The way to a man's heart is through his stom- ach. The old cliche is true for Mrs. Chapman and her assistants, for they are mighty popular when it comes to food. ln our cafe- teria the hearty appetites of Po-Hi students are fulfilled. The stu- dents are so proud of our cafeteria they choose to have special meetings and dinners there. MRS. CHAPMAN So much for so little! These students are about to enioy the warm and friendly atmosphere of the cafeteria. STUDENT HELP Warren Clark Wilkie Eagle Loal Feil Dallas Harrison Ronald Hernandez Elwood Primeaux Mike Mackey ,Q X if 1,., ,- THE MIGHT AND MAIN OF PO-HI A glance at one of the every- day activities in the main office. The ever busy activity office gets so much accomplished in so little time. The financial aspects of Po-Hi are competently handled by the financial office. 4 I' .. Ir! tg' P. ff 'J l ' J uc tx-Y X l ' ,-n A . ......- -4 A- Li. 'L 59373 'inf Plenty of food and plenty of friendship can always be found in our cafeteria. vv BUS COUNCIL: Donna Smith, Nancy Blumer, Connie Frame, Mary Hinrichs, Mary Sue Golay, Jan Leathers, vice president, Billie Kirkpatrick, Dale Baker, Freddie Walls, secretary, Dennis Lee, president, Evelyn Muret, and Bill Spurgeon. Not pictured: Mary Jane Myers. CHOICE COUNCILERS! These students are chosen to represent the buses which they ride. It is their iob ro take care of all problems that arise on the buses going to and from school. Mrs. Ruth Beaubien sponsors the bus council students. CUSTODIANS NICE 'N NEAT! our custodians keep ,git U .. i our school in tip-top shape so that jf- 1, A - ' l I we may be proud of it always. . gf Ll 'I c A 'Q They have various duties and their V, ,X w 1 workrooms are in strategic spots in . 1- ' , 3, the building. .I ,fl . . - , ,Q . - a r ,.-Q -Q. l . L -91 ! sz' Q S '1?: f Albert Archchutz, Kenneth Rowen, Matthew Moore, Arlie Eberle, Gus ltritch, Lawrence Cloudd Charles Potts. ALL ABOARD! During the nine school months, stormy or fair, the bus drivers are responsible for the transportation of our Po-Hi students. BUS DRIVERS: Floyd Howell, Lee Harney, Vera Hamey', Carl Warren, Dale Pickens, H. A. Garrett, Manrie Bilyeu, William Howell. MILES AND MILES! enter and leave their buses. Three hundred and fifty-two times a school year bus students , X ... ,M H . . sl Chlodene Taylor, Diana Price, Syble Cloud, Jerry Cookson, Ludy Harman, Dorothy Flynt, Sharon Hallmark, Dorothy Hurst, Wendelyn Hallmark, Glenda Ganz, Barbara Smith, Jacquie Guthrie, Shirley Hutchison, Kay Mall, Carol Hess, Mary Ann Burton, Jean Kinney, Linda Jones, Linda Shaw, Sharon Waller, Joyce Bartch, Barbara Edwards, Bonnie Hill. Not pictured: Claude Tapp, Clyde Warrior, Cathie Carrol, Julie Creveling, Wanda French, Glenda Rutherford, Raylene Stout, Betty Barry, Barbara Tewell, Carolyn Hallmark, Dorothy Brown. LET'S READ! Our fine library is staffed by these students who willingly relinquish their study halls to assist Miss Elva Curtis, who supervises them. 'iw' x P- 3 INHRMARW FEEL WELL? These students work in the infirmary to provide a place for those who feel ill and are un- E able to attend class for the period or cannot get home. Miss Shuster sponsors these girls. Mrs. Daven- port is the matron of the infirmary. Mrs. Davenport, Ellen Robinson, Ann Keeney, Wendelyn Hallmark, Darlene Burns, lna Brady. Not picture Barbara Jones. DOUBLE TROUBLE! A troubled student rushes to complete a FOR SALE! Mr. Focht sponsors these students who mind the last-minute much needed purchase. store. The bookstore carries all the necessary equipment to be used by our students. BOOKSTORE HELPERS: Shirley Chapman, Mary Hinrichs, Glenda Rutter, and Charlene Calkins. Nor pictured: Betty Phillips. 517 -Qi cz? wi , Ax fn. 'Us f d 1 r V Q A n -'lx r I L 4 Q 1 V 5 ,Y f' X I, 6 Q4 1 -F E .P X j v I-vu? -H! 1 sl J i U ,Q It ts no easy lob to e a member of the annual staff and at the end of the year the staff members feel a sense of accompltshment at seenng their com pleted product the CAT TALE Rememberung the ever present dead llne the staff works all summer and late at nnght schedules ptctures, and gets copy written or typed all these efforts combuned make our 58 CAT TALE f-X MRS RITA BRYANT Sponsor ROGER BUFFALOHEAD JANE const-mx JUDY STRADER ,J x . X . b , . I l ' ll I ll I 3 4 A, Q KAROL NOVAK JERRY MEDLEY S TOLD LL in-1 I JUDY MORRIS, Associate Editor CONNIE BURKE, PhO70Qf6DhY ECHTOV 1 V --vin..--V I- V' k Z f I f'.'l- ' , 5 Q'-53. LINDA LANDAUER MEARLENE AVERY MR. BOB BURTON, Sponsor Oh, for the life of an ediror! DENNY PLETT PO-HI 'S PA PER ef 'Ning PAT LENHART CONNIE BURKE Editor-in-Chief News Edifflf The Poncan, Po-Hi's newspaper, is published twice a month for the student body. The class, whose aim is to produce bud- ding iournalists and a good school paper, has for the first time a iournalism lab used primarily for the school paper. Aside from the additional iournalism lab, the students have a classroom in which the principles of iournalism are learned. Besides the study of iournalism, the first iournalism class writes the stories for the Poncan, and the second year students, who are the editors, rewrite the stories and type the final copy for publication. As each new paper is delivered to the student body, the journalism class heaves a sigh of relief and begins activity on the oncoming paper. And they think they are iournalists!!! E 2 fl THE PONCAN 4 1- ff' 2 Ni- L at i LINDA LANDAUER Feature Editor - ,kj fC 'Q -59 . 4, '- . Q'-JJ MRS. JO ANN JONES Advisor is HERB BIAS Sports Editor Back row, left to right: Struble, Coate, Shaw, Kennedy, Crane, Mall, Bateman, Needham, Vickery. Front row Driesel, Garrison, Vickery, Magers, Drake, Hovis, Harman, Bottoms. ed , m W, T Wt ' . X if .1 ' f Q 2 ' 5 x il W--, H .- if . 7' ...l?::'j.n:'t. .- Bibi' 92 Ki r 4 If-'H :Q-' w , 'QW Y ' V' Ni , 1 - I Q . '. ,M , 1 Q r-' A .. 1. h r f A l 1- 3 - 4 A. 1 .M 4 -- -- ---, 40 ' ' 1 9. . h N I' - Qc A -. H- .. ' . -. sf H-fi'-g, ' i ' 4.. A 'V A -.M . . D 1 -1 - .., 'W .' 4 . -gp 4. N., ' ' .-N L .. ' V , '.. Hg ff., 1' ' ,I ' . 1 .'- , Q ,v .'+ ..5, ,,,.,,,f. ,F A ,I ,AA . W, . .nf j. . ,t .fee rw- ., L tr, ,Lx . . K 13'-.. ' L- ' . 1 - .' . f 7- - , '-- A, 4- , ., ' . ,- .V PL, , -- r ,- - , ' 4- . A A . . . 'gr ,V 1 ' 3 . - 14 ' ' .J - f- . . ,f I, r - . - .. fa DYNAMITERS PEP CLUB Sponsor: Mrs. Mitchell. OFFICERS: McKnight Horton, Treasurer, Lenhart, Vice President. 11 ff V. If -, IV HI-Y Organized in 1949, the Hi- Y, a branch of the Y.M.C.A,, teaches the practice of a Christian way of life in busi- ness and social relationships. The group is available to persons of all creeds, races, and religions. Mr. Lloyd Gelrners has been the spon- sor of this fine organization for the past three years. Beekman Johnson Drake Claxton Baade Kemper Gelmers Sponsor Brown Reneau Cookson Ferguson, 3 Q Ai TRI-HI-Y The Tri-Hi-Y is an organiza- tion to further participation in government, As the sister organization to the -Hi-Y they have put through many fine projects in their short history at Po-Hi. Open only to iunior and senior girls, the Tri-Hi-Y is one of the most popular groups in the school. As their goals they have an in- terest in Christian living and the promotion of higher standards of character for high school students. fx 'T .,.,-.-Q ,....l s-L. -Q., vg- Susan Trowbridge, State Secretary, Jackie Newman, President, Mary Lou Joachim, Corresponding Donna McFarlin, Vice President, Joanne Erwin, Treasurer, and Mrs. Maxyne Kelley, Sponsor. Not pictured: Mar B'Il' R ' ' y i ings, ecording Secretary, and Helen Horton, Chaplain. Always on the goal!!! Shaw, Morris, Cook, James, Billings, Christy, Guthrie, Thomas, Trowbridge, Keathly, Willi Schriner, Bmden, Koller, Sodowsky, Dannehl, Hogan, Armstrong, Holder, Williams, Kelley, Trapnell, Kinney, Newman. Horton, Sims, Wheeler, Connelly, Harman, Blackburn, Mall, ams, Cline, Yocam, Moore, Horton, Lee, Searcy, Joachim, Young, Davis, Edwards, Kemper, Thompson, Erwin, Jackson, Burke, Hill, Jones, Creveling, Blake, Hull, Horton, Donavon, ru , ,fi . p, -Q 59, rv In 1 F' Tb OFFICERS: Wanda Oliver, President, Donna Trippe, Secretary, Martha Phelps, Program, Vicki Alston, Vice President. Sponsor: Mrs. Cassity. PENGUIN CLUB PROVIDES PROFITABLE PRACTICE These students are members of a study club which was begun in 1945. It is called the Penguin Club and is composed of members of Mrs. Mary Louise Cassity's second year shorthand class. At meetings extra help is given in shorthand, busi- ness practices, and problems which future secre- taries will encounter. . 3- 'jv 1 'Q .. X I 'X bvxx , -A Z ' AR 'Z Q14 ,.. 'f -N, X., ,NX fl 'ny n 'il 1 MEMBERS: Martha Phelps, Carla Garlett, Donna Trippe, Mary Dee Sims, Eleanor Thompson, Sally Pray, Audrey Phipps, Charlene Calkins, Janice McKnight, Ina Mae Herrington, Carol Hock, Thelma Lee Weaver, Vicki Alston, Wanda Oliver, Jan Barnett, and Sandra Patton. .ms ' mic LIBRARY CLUB LEARNS ABOUT LITERATURE Over 26,000 books per year. Sounds like a lot of books to have been checked out during a term, but then more than 400 stu- ms , dents inhabit our library each day. K J . , . A The Library Club is organized each year 'fn' ,,4....,l for those who want to help keep track of l K these books and students and to learn more ,msgjgggi . . . N about how libraries function. x ' Each year a trip is made to another city 4 . kefSr 2 P cl rw. Undadgohr Seclelanl - 1 , f 2 ' v ark, l e5liaiiea B0 c row l'lallllsv0 SOlrlevO'le'i 3 ns. ll, Ewaasigu Kay Ma Tr? , NN Presidenl 'Baader Nllce Harlexl isi to see how a large library is operated. The club also holds an annual Bookworm Breakfast for the school faculty. l L A E A, 'TL X ri a -Q 1' I 4 l A' it A lot of brain power is put to use each day in the library. Kinney, Hallmark, W., Cloud, Burton, Malt, Hill, Waller, Ganz, Shaw, Edwards: Price, Flynt, Hess, Boydston, Guthrie, Landon, Jones, Medley, Hallmark, C. Hutchison, S., Hallmark, Hurst, Taylor, Buxton, Baade. scusmnsrs scomv uvipossisiunss The Science Club, sponsored by Robert 1 lngersol, has participated in many varied activities throughout the year. The regional and state Science Fairs and the annual science banquet were a few of the events scheduied for this school year. Two members of the Science Club, Marcia Grantham and Guy Hutchison, attended the national Science Fair and Marcia returned with an honorable mention award. Sal! lngersol ef, Se 1 Sponsoff fgjriirryi Tom Waters, prgsgovanl Vi S Ce Uf. Presiden' y Walk I Rober' f .,J v-'V vw A fitting subject for sophomores! Walker, Guthrie, Smith, B,, Brown, Hale, Baker, Trapnell, Donovan, Puiliam, McClung, Coats, Bateman Novak, Grantham, Berrigan, Allen, Hansen, Greenshields, Blankenship, Eberwein, Breshears, Garrett, Burn side, Bates, Round, Hankins, Snyder, Luntz, A., Congram, Luntz, M., Waters, Burger, Geschmayy Johnson M., Tabor, Cott, Moore, Kinneberg, Lee, J., Johnson, G., Harmon, Crawford, Donovan, T. TOMORROW'S TEACHERS TRAIN TODAY IG' Q9 Patty Coate, Songleader, Deanna Ferguson, President, Sally Walker, Treasl urer, Valera Bachman, Secretary: Carol Blackburn, Vice President. I A 1 V x The Future Teachers ot America club assists its members in securing information concerning the requirements which must be met by teachers on-the- job. Several service projects are sponsored by this organization throughout the year. Tray favors tor the hospital and Thanksgiving and Christmas food baskets are among such services. Some of the mem- bers gain experience by helping Po-Hi's teachers in tiling, checking papers, and carrying out other routine duties. Mrs. Ruth Beaubien sponsors this organization ot interested young people who are making plans tor future service. A Future Teacher ignites the flame of learning. Norval Bryson, Margaret Nuckols, Sally Walker, Corinne Carpenter, Madlyn Klos, Yvonne Robbins, Alice Hastings, Patty Coate, Charlotte Anderson, Sandra Beck, Kathryn Rains, Carol Blackburn, Martha Hubbard, Deanna Ferguson, Valera Bachman, Dana Lee McClung, Sandy Gillogly, Jenny Lou Massie, Dorothy Brown. Not pictured: Syble Cloud, Teresa Thomas, Rosalin Roquemore, Paula Walker. xl ,- . 1 J l i fl sf 1 FUTURE NURSES PROBE PROFESSIONAL PROBLEMS Po-i-li's Future Nurses of America club is an ac- tive organization which studies both the professional and practical sides of nursing. They also learn per- sonal and academic requirements which must be 0 met by the persons who have chosen this profes- sion for their future vocation. The members investi- gate the future opportunities offered them in this profession by visiting hospitals in and around Ponca City. Some of the members gain practical experience by working as Nurses-Aids in the hospital wards. The F.N.A. is sponsored by Mrs. E. C. Mohler and Mrs. Bob Glover. fb Marcia Williams, Secretary-Treasurer, Opal Behara, Vice Presidentg Virginia Brown, President, Janet Sodowsky, Publicity Chairman. Mrs. Bob Glover and Mrs, E. C. Mohler, Sponsors. . UWB 'FJ' ea l lu N Janet, Virginia, and Opal receive careful instructions under the careful eye of Sister John Francis. Betty Gass, Corinne Carpenter, Kay Hiatt, Donna Payne, Sandra Hogan, Ruby Olenick, Jeanne Eberhardg Adelia Castor, Mary Ann Burton, Jean Ann Kinney, Darlene Burns, Sharon Smith, Patty Potter, Bonnie Hill, Linda Shaw, Mearlene Avery, Kathy Carroll, Judy Krulic. Not pictured: Joyce Ferguson, Sharon Breshears, Kay Clark, Donna Smith. i Ili E:-vw vmuunwpggapii-. T3... W-.V , was N l .4 11.4 c ,f I ,Q A L lt- if D - l P 2 N ,21g.,,5g, .., .,. i i .. , I ll A ' 5: 'A r N- .. , .32 s - -... ,S ,,, ,ml l T L . T f 'D 1 I X FUTURE HOMEMAKERS DEVELOP USEFUL SKILLS Q .5 ,'1' A I ,Y .. .' t 1 ' ' P xxvb n -I u Mrs. Lela Cook, Sponsor, Martha Hawthorne, Reporterg Natha Schriner, Presidentg Miss Dorothy Hollander, Sponsor, Joyce Bartch, Song-Leader, Sue Lake, Devotional Chairman, .leronia Hastings, Historian, Sylvia Smith, Treasurer, Dorothy Flynt, Vice President, Marky Hodgson, Secretary. The Future Homemakers Club of Po- Hi is a member of the national club, The Future Homemakers of America. This club attends both district and stale conven- tions, and it also organizes and carries out national, state, and local service projects which benefit The blind, The aged, and other persons on welfare re- liet. All girls who are interested in home economics and have completed at least one year of homemaking are eligible tor membership. This group is sponsored by Mrs. Lela Cook and Miss Dorothy Hol- lander. Sq JQQE 2 U xt ' Nancy Maiors, Jacquie Pomeroy, Martha Hubbard, Miss Dorothy Hollander, Wanda Martin, Susanna Gur- well, Sue Lake, Dorothy Flynt, Natha Schririer, Mrs. Lela Cook, Lela Hastings, Karen Steele, Martha Haw- thorne, Becky Claxton, Jean Ann Kinney, Jeronia Hastings, Janice Lowther, Joyce Bartch, Sylvia Smith Evelyn Sugg. Not pictured: Barbara Lee, Jolene Phillips, Joyce Rust, Betty Price, Patsy Schaffner, Kay Gass Ruth Parks. T .a f sg .wi inf Ns. ,Vx ,wif ai' 25 FUTURE FARMERS DEVELOP AGRICULTURAL PROFICIENCY The local chapter of Future Farmers ot America is one of the most active and oldest organizations in Po-Hi. The group is sponsored by Mr. Ray Baird of the de- partment of vocational agriculture. The Ponca City chapter was well repre- sented at the County Fair, the State Fairs at Oklahoma City. and Tulsa, the Junior Livestock Show at Newlcirk, and the American Royal at Kansas City. Many of the members placed in the maior events of most of the programs. Allan Streeter, Vice President, John Sebor, Treasurer, George Johnson, Reporter, Bill Harney, Sentinel, Owen Greer, President, Mr. Roy O, Baird, Sponsor, Dean Peters, Secretary. FAB Op 5 MEMBERS: Edward Stephenson, Owen Greer, Allen Streeter, John Klinger, Jerry Brunhoeber, John Sebor, Dick Osborn, Dean lrwin, Bill Harney, David Snyder, George Johnson, Donus Parker, Dean Peters, Buster Golay, Jimmy Lessert, Kenneth Hoeptinger, Leo Shook, Jon Leatherman, Gene Irwin, Jerry Combs, Jimmy Sherron, Gene Warner, Gerald Hoepfinger,'Mr. Baird, Jim Backus, Robert Klinger, Richard Swords, Lewis Thomas. P' ? r A 11 ,z i - -I '.' -S S' an tv 'E' fb' CHESS CHAMPS CINCH CLEVER CODE 'KE I-Fl 44 lf you happen to be an the rlght room ln the right place twxce a month t ver llkely you will hear something Ike thus castle Check' Check mate' l kull your pawn en passant The normal group of students from whlch these welrd sayrngs come are members of the Chess Club In the sprlngtume when a young mans or a young ladys Cwhuchever the case may bel fancy turns to sprung sports these young chess players get nn the swung of sports also and play the annual tourna ment to determine the champronshlp Sponsor MR NOEL LEATHERS ' 1 Q-Q 'Vt T27 Arlene McLendon Judy Strader Arlm Mclendon Deon Wells Ken Leathers Jerry Tnmmons pq rf? This ISfl'1e way at s done Like this Coach? STAGE HANDS SPONSOR SCENIC ACTIVITIES Lights! Curtain! Le-t's roll! The stage hands take care ot all the minute details that make up the finished assemblies and dramatic productions at Pol-I Under the leadership of their able sponsor Noel Leathers these boys deftly perform these all Important duties back stage Among their duties are such robs as tak ing care of lighting and sound effects mak Ing sets setting up props and maintaining the equipment necessary for these 'obs SENIORS9 Working on a Junior play set? I J T. Larry Henderson Arley Johnson Ken Leathers Deon Wells Jackie Ryan Jerry Timmons No Mickey Scroggms 'Vi if W? I MR NOEL LEATHERS Sponsor KEN LEATHERS Director pictured Q IL if t I .. K!! I ' ' - i. i 8 Avy' W f in I V f v, V : ..'. , 7 I l ' ' l Ag-fl I I , ., -r ., IK fl.: , , , , , ' , ' , r ' i ll at l , l I I ' 1 L L L5 2 V. - . ' it vc if l U P jp ' A tt I .I A Y .fy IW c , I I - -1- 'L ' ,llt fa E EDUCATIONAL , ATTRIBUTES Early birds ithat's what they are. Diversified Occupations students have to begin their classvvork at 7:30 am. This course allows students to work and go to school at the same time,- school half-day, Work half-day. Now in their twelfth consecutive year, the organization is a helpful one for work- ing students. OFFICERS: President, Bob Meyer, Vice President, Thurman Bricker, Secretary, Vicci Ellis, Student Council Representative, Judy Fisher. EARLY BIRDS ACQUIRE , LK X ,QW U-.N X, .. ,, i ,. I' A 1139 ,w 'rma v ' . , lv l . l ' Q no 1 1 35 1 'bww l W l Wt' i' v oo- v . - , 'Q Q' Y 9 5 V W 2 5 I 4 .., ff' 'f'f 'e an ' 1, - i r-f -A 'I' ! x JIU- '48 Q' eh 6:3 3, , A av. , f' 'X -::- A A -1- 2 5 Cx ,ff ' 'x MEMBERS: Bernard, Bricker, Cox, Crawford, Dean, Dunlap, Ellis, Fisher, Jones, Kelley, Lee, Livingston, McClasky, Meyer, Reaves, Sroufe, Thornton, Tompkins, Vickers, Whittaker, Wright. AQ at-' - ' E. -T' wi:-'- uf 05,2 'V H .gl- Joyce, a D.O. member on the iob. , l I i ......-.-1, INDUSTRIALISTS INSPIRE INITIATIVE AND INGENUITY When one stops to think that seven- ty-tive per cent of us students will be involved in trade and industry in adult life, we realize that the T. 81 I. Club holds a very important place at Po-Hi. ln order to be a member of the club one must be a junior or senior student, Mr. Paul Kester and Mr. Elmer Simons are the sponsors of this very fine or- ganization. MEMBERS Cobb, Meyer, Ellis, Bricker, Fusher Bradlet Grimley Wilks Garrlott Watson McNew Burnett Schoonover, Hordon, Feathers, Lee, Rorabaugh Larson McClung Begum Brakey Burpo Clinton Jonda Johnson, King, Lawson, Lewis, Potts, Rogers Scott Smith Thornton Wilson Eperson Thornton Srovbe Brown, Price, Dunlap, Batt, Whitlow. I y, Q' . L fS yd 3 Spoflsoll Mvxlpe, i5eC'e'a' G hell, 3 'lflp s Velma Nlllcresideftli Donn MY - mek Vice Slffla Treasuleri - - GIRLS GAIN GOALS IN G. R. A. , 'Go 42- 2 22 gr Physical titness is one of the achievements attained by a good G.R.A. member. She must have an in- terest in sports, sportsmanship, and the out-of-doors. Being the only school club to en- gage in girls' sports, the required points are soon earned so that one may ioin. This club is sponsored by Mrs. Vel- ma Mitchell. . R059 - x Prevden' born, Nwerz- Mamie Sea 1,1 pr . . I , , .Q . v 'ak .g k .AV . if 'qw a, ,QTf'gg.:. -. .. N s sf? 'M .5 fm- I f f:.rf1'f':rf '- . I- -X' - V , qv Q , , .e A , Q-. .mf ..-X., -:- L' - .1 . -2 -.wif f': V' 'Sfqt7',m,, 5, V-.Qi ., ,,.'.5, .x6-71--l.f' 'f 1 'iss fer. IN, ., -fa., ,5sbw',,,- --. wx- . ' 1 ---sv,-:,Fm-.,.Yv'nK,g,g.-' V 1.2 2 -V I' 1'-gg. Q - . .s G... '?'5YLf 1 Q If Vv.z..,3,:..sf 'I 'A 3. 1 'hw v.- ' fi- -'-:af-. ft ' -, - ...H -'W .. mv '- - ,, ' ' . ' . . . 'sk if S-, 'bu..'A , W' ' 'V 'H' A lively game, but where's the ball? First row: G. Elbe, L. Elbe, Flynt, Simanek, Myers, Trippe, Seaborn, Cave, Mall, Wheeler. Second row: Christy, Luedeman, Wittmer, Hull, Vickery, Suggs, Sloan, Simanek, Mitchell. Third row: Harrisburger, Morey, Horton, Davis, Cooke, James, Trapnell, Baker. CAMERA CLUB CAPTURE CLEVER CAPERS These Po Hr students are members of a group who sneak around shooting their fellow classmates Under thelr able advtsor Bob Burton they study angles and technlques of the trade The Camera Club whxch takes pictures for the Cat Tale and the Poncan IS composed almost entirely of students who have had a course ID photog raphy GIVM 't A dVI5O Please dont shoot! rMR BO MEMBERS: David Luther, Sherol Hovis, Jerry Medley, Arlin McLendon, Vance Crisler, Billy Henderson, Denny Plett, Shirley May, George Allen, and Alfred Moore. B BURTON K 71 f L DETERMINED DRAMATISTS DEVELOP DIVERSION The Yorick Troupe, an honorary organization con sists of students who are interested in drama and F' 1 J C OFFICERS: Larry Hendrix, President, Susan Trowbridge, Vice President, Vicki Alston, Sec- retary, Mr. Jack Russell, Sponsor. who have participated in a school play. These students give Po-Hi many hours ot enter tainment by presenting one-act plays, class plays and other productions. This year the Troupe has a new sponsor, Mr Jack Russell. The group climaxes the year by an onstage din HGV. 1' ' . lm i . it W What seems to be the trouble? MEMBERS: Tom Goodwin, Vicki Alston, Larry Hendrix, Laile Landauer, John Blankenship, Mary Billings, Connie Burke, Susan Trowbrid e, and Geor e Moore. '-N 9 9 C? X i l Ga DEBA TERS BA TTLE PRO AND CON OFFICERS: George Moore, President, Jack Russell, Sponsor, John Snodgrass, Vice Presi- dent, Carolyn Clemens, Secretary, Bonnie Need- ham, Reporter. J' ,Bri ' f Zeit: . ,,,, Debater, Clyde Muchmore, tries to convince fellow panelists on the subiect of foreign aid. 5 5. i This year for the first time the Debate Club is a part of the National Forensic League, a na- tional organization for debaters. The debaters, coached by .lack Russell, have been active in many tournaments at Phillips University, North- western State College, Central State College, Oklahoma City University, the N.F.L. District Tournament, and the state finals at Norman. Assisting again this year with the Po-Hi Radio Program were members ot the Debate Club. Every Wednesday they acted as emcees and panelists tor the high school program. A new debate activity this year was the Student Con- gresses, which are simulations of state and na- tional government. The debaters from Ponca City prepare bills and then debate them iust as is done in Congress. The debaters, returning many times victorious, have represented Ponca City High School well. Front row: Delores Kester, Carolyn Clemens, Bonnie Needham, Kay Keller, Adelia Castor, Susan Christie, Alexene Gilchrist. Back row: Mickey Adamson, George Moore, John Snodgrass, Sherol Hovis, and Elwood Mitchell. -:S MRS. ELLIS, Sponsor MATHEMATICIANS MASTER PRACTICAL PROBLEMS With a purpose of teaching students higher forms of math which are unavailable at Po-Hi, The Aftermath Club has proved to be a great success. The only requirements made of the members are that they have finished the advanced courses of- fered and that they keep up their scholastic av- erages. Mrs. Anne C. Ellis, chairman of the Po-Hi math department, is the director of the Aftermath Club. MEMBERS-Back row: Terry Wittmer, Mike Luntz Ted Garten George Moore Ronnie Eitzen Frank Waters Front row: Val Eberwein, Donna McFarlin, lva Tucker Ann Christy John Blankenship Gary Greenshields Nor pictured: James Bates, Phillip Carson, Tom Donovan and Wade Johnson Q7 C? PROGRESSIVE STUDENTS PRACTICE SPANISH vu 'Q ,,fow..,-V Q ws Corinne Carpenter, President, Mary Louise Searcy, Vice President, Cheryl Branum, Secretary, Mrs, Faye Sackett, Sponsor. l What was that again? :li N2 sions of Po-I-li's Espanol Club, sponsored by Senora Faye Sackett. The Spanish Club, the only foreign language club o-Hi, is open to all alumnos Cstuclents to youl who are interested in learning more about El Espanol Cthat's Spanish, by the vvayl. SPRIN Svmvzsu Cn.uB X f X... CD xv S, 7 ,...-v- Standing: Kay Keller, Cheryl Branum, Carolyn Clemens, Corinne Carpenter, Marcia Grantham, Anita Bottoms, Mary Louise Searcy, Wanda Oliver, Charles Brown, Janet Luedeman, Seated: Barbara Harrisberger, Ann Donovan, Barbara Edwards, Martha Phelps. Hola antigos! This is one of the familiar expres- ABILITIES ARE The Art Club is an active organization in members further their knowledge ot the well known artists, and famous paintings. This club sets forth a goal to further its appreciation of art. The group is headed by Miss Gladys Ma . I , QA.fi-524.41 IIX 14 3' ,f Front row: Lenhart, Hogan, Kurtz, Bernard, Donovan, Potter. Second row: Walker, Hale, Elbe, Overman, Boydstun, Elbe, Horton. Back row: Cline, Garner, Kemper, Mackey, Brown, Drake, Aubrey. Miss Main, club sponsor, helps Sharon with her art work. ADVANCED THROUGH ART aggppf which the fine arts, members' in. 54: MX with OFFICERS Don Brown Vice President Sally Walker Treasurer Pat Lenhart Secretary Roy Drake President 'f A fc. 'N A t F was I K Q3 if E55 L-D7 'Q-fi .'1f 1 ' iff 'QT'-'E' .TT REEL ROLLERS AID IN VISUAL EDUCATION The Reel-Rollers are school assislanrs who are on hand each period of The day To proiect short films for specific courses, These boys, interested in motion picTure proieclion, learn The care and maintenance of all audio-visual equipment which is used in visual education. MR. BURTON, Sponsor Andrew Moore Johnny Yeaman Larry Tnpleir William Hastings, Harold Helmbrecht, Monte Hester, Marlin Harris Gary Main and DeRoy Skinner No? pictured Dewey Snyder, Vance Svvaim, Willard Beran, C. H, STAMPS STIMULATE STUDENTS OT? SS iw 13 O 74 25 ,si 5 XIXIX xJXlX ,,. their Kay and Sammy file a new stamp, l I l 4t ll tl l l 4, Ji wI'5fNl5 ' -P-' w4v Aifvvvvvv- OFFICERS: Judy Krulic, Secretaryg Naydrte Landon, President, Paul Laseman, Sponsorg Sammy Wittmer, Treasurer. 154-12 roup Among their collections are those of the general ized, and topical types. Stamps are traded and sold 3 club members. Speakers are invited to talk on phila- matters which are of interest to the members. nbers of the Stamp Club have varied interests within t . ' ' , l MEMBERS: Sammy Wittmer, Kay Hiatt, Linda Jones, Judy Krulic, Naydne Landon, Anna Pryor, Emily Horton. lt was a long but happy road to California! BIG lsr .3ii'fias-. , A. H. lPETEl LONG, Director Po-Hi's Big Blue band, under A. H. Cpetel Long's direction, has again added to its long list of credits. The Rose Parade in Pasadena was the ultimate goal for our band students this year. The Big Blue also performed at pep assem- blies and football games, and they presented a spring concert. First row: Robbins, Irons, Phelps, Armstrong, Schriner. Second row: Plett, DeWhitt, Eitzen, Christensen, Greenshields, McFarlin, Crawford, Johnson, P. Childers. Third row: Fabian, Oliver, Garten, C. Brown, V. Brown, Ferguson, Koller, Hull, Connelly, Taiclet, Scott, Penoi, Stull. fourth row: Lee, Pomeroy, Andress, B. Young, Adams, Campbell, Childers, Reno, Wells, Wallingford, Miner, Hutchison, Anderson, Overall, Kirchmeyer, Adamson. Fifth row: Spray, Glover, Swaim, Stotts, Luther, Moseley, Tracy, Woolley, Wittmer, Warrior, R. Young, Eagle, J. Brown, Edwards. 1- HAVE BAND BLUE 9 - E lf wwf. ' 1 .rt 'V , ,w 'us z ' f gt 2 's f -Q 6 JFRRY CROSS, Hear: Drum Mayor 4 ,es I T' 1 wiLL IRA s,l.,,,.W The music masters of Po-Hi brought national 1 Tic ,, tame and praise to our school and city when -fs! X 3 they marched in a parade at Disneyland and Tx xt' later appeared over national television networks during the Rose Parade. VVestv.'ard Ho! The Bandl First row: Hansen, Shurtz, Thomas, Devvberry, Tucker. Second row: J. Young, Howey, Price, Koster, Hast- ings, Keathly, Braden, Baldwin. Third row: Galbraith, Rozell, Cross, Stewart, Neville, Williamson, Roady lrby, Wells, Hamlin, Cave, Cathey. Fourth row: Wolfson, Jarkson, Haskins, letzring, Horsley, Boydstun, A Young, Jamison, Pameticlcy, Hill, Round, Timberlake, Gilbert, Slankard. Fifth row: Spaulding, G. Johnson Christy, Scott, Cobb, Hartman, Howe, Hardy, Frey, Hansen, Majors, Newman. 'Q' Q O t em Gr-qi 11 Nl BILL PAMETICKY-Drum Major TVVIRLERS-Maytha Phelps and Donna Mdrarlgn, DAVID TIMBERLAKE-Back Strut .WLPP5 if BAND COUNCIL AND OFFICERS-Back row: Boyd Christensen, Sophomore Representative, David Timberlake, Drum Maior, Bill Pameticky, President, Jerry Cross, Drum Major, Lowell Brown, Property Manager, Jerry Spray, Vice President. Front row: Jeronia Hastings, Sophomore Representative, Barbara Armstrong, Junior Representative, Wanda Oliver, Treasurer, Natha Schriner, Band Queen, Donna McFarlin, Senior Representative. Nor pictured: John Blankenship, Business Manager. ' he -wfs,r18-F551 Nw . R . x W, ,-Q sf ffffwv 4, .2 ,155 N . Q 'V . F1 --- I 4 , ' I. 1 I . 4. ,gig 1 . Wk? fb' I ,,... L? Q-We I ga.. ' :fig- zfijgzl :'?ix'9'.g'1- - 'MG ,qi 1. , . . s, 4 fi'-'ifgfflsf as 1- ' Y C- R 'Las' A .li .-S ?..f.,,L-:Il Ain' Y..I',.vxr ill' ,,2+5q. ,tf'99fr. sr riff, -,:1.,-1,,, L California here we come! On foot? . ,,,.f....,,..,.. ,W K-sftesi-o--1-Quik' an ,tw . ?P':3PH Z ,t l 5 ge: A mf, , ,,,,. QPHQFH K. . 4q,4A ,, , 5 ..- re sg. , ,L . ,4- THIRD HOUR GIRLS' GLEE CLUBA-First row: Hill, Linch, Maddera, Epperson, Struble, Sanders, Drake, Christy Martin, Krulic, Shaw, and Adkins. Second rovv: Thomas, Kitchen, Singleton, McBride, Merciez, Hayman Grantham, Thomas,-LeMannier, Tucker, Wilson, Kendall, Williams, Haley. MIXED CHORUS: McClellan, Walcher, Keathly, N. Smith, Lewis, Clark, Steele, Crane, Overman, Pray. Sec- ond row: Summers, Coate, Schetfe, Robbins, Beighle, Klos, Allan, Herrington, Cox, Potter, Pulliam, Stotts, G. Wilson. Third row: Hall, Anderson, Rowe, Parker, Logan, Hubbard, Allen, Brown, Loving, B. DeWhitt, Turner, Price, Padgett, Fourth row: Farnum, Mendenhall, Horsley, Eitzen, Gough, Hunter, Burpo, Meadows, Crockett, Wright, Ebervvein, E. DeWhi1t, Kleier, Smotone. ,, me .1 . I K9 55 wav as llfti '4 mlm J. 'f . C- 545 S i 1 W1 il' i' V A ' 8 ' .xmas .1 t '-1 ,flwlqjiv ' , Qt' 'Q.? .z'l.1 .f'.c3r f3 'xg,.., ' '13 ML 'S . in A' r .: '. . SOPHOMORE GIRLS' GLEE CLUB-First row: Duley, Bradley, Wright, Carroll, Hartley, Francis, Baker, Klinger, Goll, Smith, Weir, Padgett, Struble, Burrows, Phillips, Tucker, Stubbletield. Second row: Bronston, Whitney, Lider, Lauver, Paisley, Coats, Strandburg, Wiechmann, Burright, Behara, Brakey, Lamb, Walker, Potter, Wright, Golay, Carlile, Delap, Ninemire, Ballard. Third row: Carter, K. Gass, Greer, R. Gass, DeFriese, Mann Hutchison, Buntt, Jeans, Short, Hurst, Lewis, Sells, Fancher, Colwell, Driesel, Crank, Anderson, Woolley Hiatt, and Jones. MIXED CHORUS: Jacobs, Driesel, Fractman, Rinehard, Baldwin, McKnight, McLendon, Wheeler, Turpin, Hodgson. Second row: J. Wilson, Suggs, Garrison, Rowe, Rogers, Dietrich, Cooke, Hawthorn, Osborne, Sparkman, Coffman. Third row: Williams, Wright, Miller, Holt, White, Baker, McEnany, Schlosser, Russell, Landauer. Fourth row: McGrew, Jones, Bryson, Johnson, Ramsey, Farha, Washburn, Timberlake, Black, Marks, Aubrey, Manning, Dungan, and Irby. no , 'N 71 . Pi QA 'sv QQ! ,- pl dw '7 'Tr 'fgfix 5 f' . , - - , 5 - y 5. JI, 1, gy , ,j 'Q . yy . If ,. D- , rv' -Ja' A . t 5.4 F A ..-. , ir bm 4, , 4? , M I, sa Q, i .D 4 - -.. f 1, .' fl vw - 1, 1. ' ' lf P L. -5- ' '4' ' .3 I' , 'CJ pf e, 2 -1 A a f- . , N . sc f W .. , Q ' V.. lrvin Walser, Librarian, Mary Catherine Hale, Secretary, Mary Billings, Queen, Helen Horton, President, Beverly Goldman, Vice President. ORCH kai N 4 QI, Q i Po-Hi's 42 piece orchestra, companion organi- zation of Big Blue .Band, has also been ex- tremely active this year. The group, under the direction of A. H. CPetel Long, was entered in the Tri-State Music Festival at Enid. Their assembly and concerts are enjoyed by the public as well as the stu- dents. These budding musicians perform the prelude before many plays and assemblies at school. Massie, G. Crawford, Barger, Pryor, Selino, Leffler, Tracewell, Neville, Hartman, H. Horton, Walser, Green, Goldman, Knief, Irons, Robbins, Hale, Lee, E. Horton, Hazlett, Morey. STRA Invading the realm of Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck, Po-Hi's orchestra deserted the old home town to play a one night stand at Disneyland, marking the highspot of their Pasadena dream trip. This group accompanied the band on this well- remembered trip to California. Blowing up a storm. Just fiddling around! Hansen, Stotts, Gilbert, Glover, Slankard, Spray, Taiclet, Penoi, Stull, Crossg Cathey, Eitzen, DeWhitt, Cave Goldman, B., Adams, Billings, Mclunkin, Harrisberger. COUNCIL CREATES SCHOOL PROJECTS li 'U S3 Student councul offncers relax from theur duties for a moment to smrle for the yearbook photographer Smnlmg are Martha Phelps Secretary Laule Landauer Prestdent and Kemper Lann Vnce Presrdent Student councrl members relax at a gala dance sponsored by the Student Councol The Snowball dance was the frrst dance sponsored by thus group 471 T: -i 'K Q V ' -D .Q X 3 X , 'V 'X 1 5.5 if ! 3 i 'X . K . V . K .t . X .R -. X A I I , I i , , N I I 1 1 l I I 1 I I V - - H H Y , ... - Y, xx . 4' z , . . . , 1 . ' -.Q s, ix V ti . X , i . E . , . 1' ' 0- : ' l -. -I' l Z I , A 5-Aw ' 4. Jul 5 ' . ' 1 t r. 5 X - --my X Q 'S 1 D xo ' l ' , ' . t . ' . t Student Council sponsors, Miss Lillian Shuster and Floyd D. Focht. As they plunge into their busy agenda ot varied activities, the student council will be as busy again this year as any year in Po-Hi's past. For the tirst time, the Council held their meetings twice a month, and they sponsored the Snowball Dance, the first annual coun- cil dance. The council also promoted the polio drive and sent delegates to the national convention at Roswell, New Mexico, southern student council convention at Arlington, Vir- ginia, and the state convention at McAllister. Those attending the conventions were John Blankenship, Boyd Christensen, Bennie De Whitt, Emily Horton, Laile Landauer, and John Snodgrass. President Laile pounds the gavel to call the first student council meeting to order STUDENT COUNCIL: Sarah Anson, Jim Backus, Janice Baker, Cindy Baldwin Joyce Bartch, Linda Batt, Sharon Batt, John Bcguin, John Blankenship, Dean Brown, Darlene Burns, Carol Carlile, Dixie Cathey, Joe Childers, Boyd Christensen, Larry Clinton, Melinda Cobb, Bonnie Davenport, Lynda Davis, Bennie DeWhitt, Caralee Dietrich, Bobby Dodd, Ella Epperson, Don Ferguson, Judy Fisher, Sally Gardner, Ted Garten, Kay Gass, Gene Greathouse, Wayne Hadley, Lana Harman, Barbara Harrisberger, Norma Hester, Marky Hodg- son, Terry Horsley, Emily Horton, Galen Hull, Glenn Hunter, Gary Johnson, Mike Johnson, Marjorie Klinger, Madlyn Klos, Tony Laster, John Moriarty, Judy Morris, Darlene Penny, Audrey Phipps, Patty Potter, Sarah Pulliam, Darla Rein, Sharon Rinehard, Ellen Robinson, Linda Rogers, Ken Rorabaugh, Joy Scott, Leo Shook, Jeanne Shriver, Sharon Smith, John Snodgrass, Kay Sparkman, Bill Spurgeon, Don Timberlake, Norval Washburn, Gretchen Weinrich, Ginger Wheeler, Joe Wheeler, Steve Wittmer, Jon Wright. an fr , r i 'W C7 :wwf 5 .fa ei l i-, 2-fl RI? '21 ff' V . i al. -,-in I f' n ? '. fi , ' It 'l t I J 4 J x I, t , rf , , 2 f M ' .ll sgqfyi I ' y PRODUCTION STAFF-Left to rfqht: Barbara Smith, Proinpterp Judy Stracler, Student Directory Julius Marks, Property Manager: Sharon Penoi, Pronpter, Ken Leathers, Stage Managerg John Snodgrass, Production Manager, Jack Russell, Directom The Junior Class chose Harvey as this year's Junior play and with good reason. Written by Mary Chase, Harvey vvas pre- sented on Broaclvvay and immediately became a hit. later, a movie version was released starring Josephine Hull and James Stevvart. The play revolves around Elvvoocl P. Dovvd's belief that he sees a six loot ralnpit named Harvey, of course. Dovvd's family, doctors, and friends have a hilarious time trying to convince him that he is having hallucinations. All in all, Harvey has proved to be one of the hest comedies presented at Po-l-li in recent years. JUNIORS HOBNOB WITH HARVEY P c . x -iv lk 'D J' my . x X 4 A ,I I, Q. nwaeaf, ...-uv, Ra l gt, You are lovely, my dear. May l hold your hand Elizabeth, Elwood, Kay, Terry, Diana, Sherol, Adelia, Galen, Bonnie, Jim, Jane and Bill tal-me a curtain call after a masterful performance of Harvey. CAST Diana Baker Bill Baldwin Adelia Caslor Jane Godslwallc Slwerol Hovis Galen Hull I A ,, 4 - f A 2 5 ln or CHARACTERS A Q 'e Nurse Kelly , L Judge Gaffney ' ' Vera Simmons i 1 Myrtle Mae Simmons 'aj' 1 Elwood P. Dowd l ' f Dr. Clvumley -- l Kay Keller Mrs. Clwauvener ' 4 Elizabeth Lee the careress , Bonnie Needham Mrs, Clvumley Lg, Terry Rozell Dr. Sanderson Jim Spencer Mr. Wilson Elwood Milclwell Cab Driver Won'f you come to dinner, Mr.-uh-what did you say your name was? ill Ll What liamsl lr's amazing what a little makeup will do! Sfagevlwands begin to put ilwe play ser nvo shape ei uv' .qv 1 1 3 SENIORS PORTRAY PHANTASY I PRODUCTION STAFF: Natha Schriner and Yvonne Robbins, Prompters, Alice Grisso, Student Director, and Ronnie Eitzen, Stage Manager. SmiIin' Through, the well-known comedy-drama by Allen Langdon Martin, was presented by the Senior Class of l958. This fantastic play is the story of a woman whose spirit returns to help a pair of young lovers achieve the happiness that she had been deniedfifty years ago. On the eve of her wedding night she fell victim to a bullet meant for the man she was to marry. The shot was fired by a rejected suitor, and over the years a great hate had existed be- tween the two families. This spectacular manner in which the boy and girl of the present generation are united and find their happiness is a thrilling and gripping climax to the series of incidents which compose this stirring play. First row Karen Dannehl Mary Billings Yvonne Robbins, Natha Schriner, Alice Grisso, Caralee Dietrich. Back row Claudette McMahan Connie Burke, Ronnie Eitzen, Tom Goodwin, John Blankenship, George 11 Q. 41. jf IN SMlLlN' THROUGH To nmy and La le look rn ghty nervous for the tryouts. CAST O Sarah Wayne Mary Clare Old John Carteret Young John Carteret Dr. Owen Harding Ellen Kathleen Dungannon Willie Alnley Kenneth Wayne Jeremiah Wayne Moonyeen Clare Tommy hams it up for Mary Conne and Larry CC 3 ,-2-if Mr. Cunning and Mrs. Walker survey operetta with a sigh. 4 A I f' ,fy gk! WW ff '2 We T We .J 4 151 Anxious students try out for leads. THE STORY The people of Mother Goose Land are attending a party in Contrary Mary's garden. Barnaby, an old miser who never smiles, reveals that he is giving the party to announce his engagement to Contrary Mary, one of the Widow Piper's fourteen children. The others do not take kindly to the news. They know that Mary is in love with Alan, Barnaby's nephew. They are about to duck Barnaby in his own lemonade barrel when he is saved by Tom, the Widow Piper's eldest son, who is betrothed to Jane, Barnaby's niece. Barnaby reveals that Jane and Alan have been lost in a storm at sea. His guests do not believe him, for they suspect that he is scheming to get his hands on their inheritance. Tom leaves for Toyland, believing that Jane has gone there. Barnaby obtains the help of the Widow Piper in per- suading Mary to be his bride. Two strangers, Gonzorgo and Roderigo, appear to collect their pay from Barnaby for disposing of his niece and nephew. However, Jane and Alan return home dressed as gypsies, and Alan has some fun with the Widow Piper and Gonzorgo in telling their fortunes. Mary refuses to wed Barnaby in spite of her mother's urging. Alan, believing Mary has forsaken him for the rich old miser, plans to leave Toyland with Jane as soon as they can collect their in- heritance. Barnaby conspires with Roderigo and Gonzorgo to lose Jane and Alan in the Spider Forest. Mary, to escape from Barnaby's attentions, bids goodbye to her brothers and sisters and sets out for Toyland. Alan and Jane are lost in the Spider Forest. Alan releases a moth from a spider's web. ln gratitude, the Fairy Queen sends a bear to save them from the Giant Spider. Then she guides them safely out of the forest. Lades U2 oyfzn Some of the hopefuls read through chorus parts while Suzanne sight-reads. IC'fOI4 jfQf6Qff 11 lmhnvi - - 1 1 I 1 N . TQ eq 1 I .,.. f1g is i 'L g -4 Boy! Some l r K '35 iii- A J . J Y si' Barnaby has brought the Widow Piper and her family to Toyland to find Mary. They engage the services of Marmaduke, the Inspector of Toyland Detectives. The Master Toymaker showers the Piper children with presents, and his apprentice, Grumio, takes them out to see the sights of Toyland. Mary, masquerading as Mlle. Elisette, has become a designer in the Workshop. She arranges to hide there from Barnaby and the Widow Piper. Barnaby seeks to vent his spite upon the Piper children with toys that will maim and kill, but the Master Toymaker refuses to make them. Barnaby is soon ordered out of Toyland. As Alan has taken the toy cap- tain's uniform so he can escape from Toyland, Grumio insists that he lead the toy soldier parade with Jane as drum maiorette. Afterwards, Mary finds Alan and con- vinces him of her love for him, and begs his forgiveness. Barnaby releases the evil spirits from the flask where the Master Toymaker has tried to get all evil spirits, but they turn on Barnaby and beat him unmercifully. The Master Toymaker cannot be awakened from the trance which the evil spirits put him in. Alan is sentenced to to be beheaded, but he escapes. His friends plan to smuggle him out of Toyland, but Barnaby overhears their plotting. He forces a promise of marriage from Mary under threat of exposing Alan. But when Alan learns that Mary is promised to the old miser he has no further desire to escape. Barnaby drinks a glass of water from the Laughing Water Well. When he bursts into laughter and falls in the faint, the spell of the evil spirits is broken, releasing the Master Toymaker from his trance. Barnaby is revealed as the villain he is and all ends happily. of those lines! V17 Q I Wm af al f f tm v Q lwg T, Q fl -'i .A VR f L4 PL! fi Q fl he 'sr' 5.2, f, -f .,,. , , rcs? .f warg? J Q A .N rj 'rx' xi Rolling for a strike at Ponca City's new bowling alley are Po-Hi's senior class officers. Waiting their turn are Mary Louise Searcy, Secretaryg Charles Drake, Vice President, Gordon Edwards, President, and Floyd D. Focht, Sponsor, SENIOR CLASS OF 1958 VICKI ALSTON Cheerleader 11, Head 12 Citizen-of-the-Month 12 Girls' State Junior Play FRED ARCHER Football 10, 11, Co- Captain 12 Baseball 1O,11, 12 Citizen-of-the-Month 12 Senior Rotarian JANICE BAKER lMcCune, Kansasl Plays 10, 11 FHA 10, 11 Pep Club 10, 11 Glee Club 10, 11 SANDRA ADAMS Band 10,11, 12 Student Council 11 FHA IO, 11, Treasurer 12 NANCY ANDERSON Dynamiters 10 Sophomore Girls' Glee Club Financial Office 10, 11, 12 FHA 11 li ' 1 ' , I-if I Wi r .K Liz'-A I I ' , X 1 1 XX R ZELLA AYNES Homeroom President 11 Student Council 12 Dynamiters 10, 11 Glee Club 10 1. DORIS ANDERSON Sophomore Girls' Glee Club Al., 1- ' 2 P Yi , I '15 . V ,f GARY AUBREY Operetta 11 Glee Club 11 Student Council 11 Pon-Dram-Panic 11 Q L! , , y wx 1 . 'R' , if CINDY BALDWIN Sophomore Girls' Glee Club Sophomore Ensemble Mixed Chorus 11, 12 Dynamiters 10, 11 BERTHA ALEXANDER Home Economics 10, 11, 12 - ?b 2 K 5+ f ' ' uw' I 1 1 WANDA ANDERSON Homeroom Secretary 10 l VALERA BACHMAN FTA 10, 115 Secretary 12 Dynamiters 11, 12 Scholarship Pin 10 .33 QM QI ,Q mmm . JAN!CE ALLEN FTA 10 Dynamiters 10 Girls' Chorus 10, 12 Tri-Hi-Y 12 KENNY ANDERSON R Band 10, 11, 12 4 v Glee Club 11, ree- 'a f f gms I porter 12 Pon-Dram-Panic, 11 24,2 ,i Operetta 11 ...sk 'ww ,,f' 1 aug ,Assn MEARLENE AVERY Cat Tale Staff I2 FNA 11, 12 Dynamiters10, 11, 12 JAN BARNETT Homeroom Secretary 10 Penguin Club 12 Scholarship Pin 10 SARAH ANSON CBurbank1 Sophomore Class Re- porter Sophomore Assembly Office Assistant 4-H Club 'U' SHIRLEY BAIN Dynamiters 11, 1 Infirmary 11 JAMES BATES Slide Rule 11 Aftermath Club 12 Science Club 12 - l JERRY BELLINGHAUSEN Basketball President Homeroom Student Council T811 CAROL BLACKBURN FTA 11, Vice Presi- dent 12 Secretary Homeroom 12 Dynamiters 10, 11, 12 Tri-Hi-Y 12 JIMMY JOE BARRETT Hi-Y 11 Slide Rule 11 Vice President Horne- room 10 JOHN BEGUIN 11, Student Council 12 4: ' ' ?- . 6, S fi -:it HERB BIAS Basketball 10 Poncan 11, Sports Editor 12 Traffic Court 12 Prosecuting Attor- ney , Mel Y . DON BEATTlE Secretary, Treasurer Homeroom 10 Treasurer Homeroom 11 Mixed Chorus 11 Hi-Y 12 WILLARD BERAN Science Club 10, Vice President 12 Aftermath Club 12 Photography 11 Honorary Engineer 12 JOHN BLANKENSHIP Track 11, Co-Captain Engineers Club Northwestern Uni- versity Science and Engineering Insti- tute Band 10, 11, 12 i JOYCE BARTCH Student Council 12 FHA, Songleader 11 12 Library Staff 12 Dynamiters 10, 11, 12 2 t OPAL BEHARA FNA, Vice President 12 Secretary Homeroom 1 1, 12 Dynarniters 10, 11, ' '5'.z C .,Y'f2.1,'j'f,?,. y .. , N V .Q ,say , . 13' 'fait K J C 4, 5-2 ' 3 I A Y A 53 I Ni st' X xx. -. if s 4.3 141. V --t-. L it ww v i vw 'avi- t ix ag, f 5 i ff' i X 'X f l if CHARLES BIEBER Secretary Homeroom 11 Hi-Y 11 Science Club 12 .. ,'--' ti.-Ekl: '1 fi SANDRA BECK Dynamiters 10, 11, 12 FTA 11, 12 Sophomore Girls' Glee Club GRA 11 K SHARON BERNARD Vice President Home- room 10, 11 Dynamiters 10, 11 Art Club'11, 12 T8iI 12 ANITA BOTTOMS Cat Tale 11, Editor Quiz Kids 12 Poncan 12 Scholarship Pins 10, CHARLOTTE BATEMAN Science Club 11, 12 Poncan 12 Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12 'ir'- KAROLYN BEIGHLE Mixed Chorus 12 President Homeroom 12 Dynamiters 10, 11 Operetta 11 f A-.pw MARY BILLINGS Girls' State Orchestra Secretary 11, Queen 12 Tri-Hi-Y 11, Secretary 12 Junior Play f ' - 'Q . ' f if ' .., 4' ,- A K-.... :g. 1 . ,,,.,X 'L f3f'13f' - -L -C fi., ra-. 'A '.-:QL 1 531- time eeirwm L Q. H,f111f.1.1tauvr1s1ur11 X -I 1 - ' ,,,. Slxie Rele Club 12 it '-ne K Lll31'.i!'y CMF. 10 'AD ' Homerooni Sm3CVC'diy Art Club 12 0 111 1 'NN 1 r-TA 11 M 7 IH. ,-,,,-,www f 1' 11 a,. ..,1, ,,1,r, ,, ., 1 X., 12 4 I A , , f . A DON BRATTAIN Junior Class President Baseball, Co-Captain 12 Hi-Y 10, 12 Football 10, 11, 12 JR Q. ii, 'N 1. K pp I' LOWELL C. BROWN Bar1d10, 11,12 Band Council 12 ' J f- at Q x .X I ROGER BUFFALOHEAD Cat Tale 11, 12 Homeroorn Vice Pres- ident 12 . . 1, ,lm 11, 3 5 if n '-an X - r 4, ' A 10 ttf, Q THURMAN BRICKER Student Council 10 Football 10 T81l, Sergeant-at-Arms 12 DO, Vice President 12 , Aim, , rf r E. -, -nf., 'x VIRGINIA SUE BROWN Bar1cl10,11,12 FNA 10, 11, President 12 Art Club 12 -Q-.i'i:5'?gi5?lW5, A' , ,ef 2 Q 1 ,gg .ga -. 559- ,NF I, ,rr HAVA BRAUSER 1,Wev.'olncJ Glee Club 10 Debate 10 Speeelw Club 10 Cliingstonl Band Queen Card,- date Y uf . 'S-. 75 .,,..f ' -Md 'J' I NORMAN BROWN 111.11 10, 11 'NX 5 My gi 'x, 1... ALYCE BURKE FHA 10, 11, 12 Stamp Club 10, 11, 12, Vice President 11 Library Club 11 af 15- 'ei 3 , DAVID L. BRITCHER T811 11 29- - L ' 5 F I in ix, ,arf X5 QI ,I JERRY DON BRUNHOEBER FFA, President 10 Homeroom Vice JERRY BRESHEARS Trgck 10, 11, 12 Student Counul 11 S4101-cc Club 10, 12 H1-Y 11 12 ' -' .zu vf ,, Cr-QERYI BRANUM D,-irarimters 10, 11, 12 Cat 1-110 Staff 11, 12 Feotirall Queen At. Tenflant 12 Spanish Club Secre- tary 12 Q ' 1 , .4-r ,tn - Gy '-1.4. V , -I.. 26,-1 DONALD G. BROWN President 1 in Art Club, Treasurer 7 11, Secretary 12 , Gb' Football 10 1 Y? i V K U' I nw 111. 11,4 , LI RUSSELL HOWARD G i 41' BROWN 'I 'K ,7 Tai 11, 12 ., Football 10, 11 -5 I an wl' Q' CHARLES BRUSH V 'hu i 1 Wrestling 10, 11, 12 X 3' 1 H1.Y 10, 11 - U. Reel Rollers 11 'qv-nav 5, . x CORINNE KAY CARPENTER Dynarniters IO, Ii Squad Leader I2 MARY RUTH SUXION GRA II I2 Library Club II, I2 Homeroom Treasurer IO A 905 Spanish Club, Presi- dent I2 Scholarship Pins IO, f II FTA II, I2 ' -,, 1'vpp an Q BOBBY J. CHAMBERS X-' T8-I II, Vice Presi- - nf dent S., YS s PATRICIA CHILDERS FHA IO, II ,F - W fd? 3 HQ- ! E3 X KENNETH C, COBB T81I II, President I2 Trade Auto Mechan- , -. 2 AZ-Q ' ARLIN RAY CALES ' ,.,7P'5 , Stiidunt Council IU fy , Bus Council II ,-N ,,,,-- ,S FFA io -on 5' . J' YZF? 325- X I X 5 I PHILLIP LEE CARSON Tennis II, I2 Math Club I2 Slide Rule Club I2 Band IO 1 ANN CHRISTY Scholarship Pin II Aftermath Club, Sec- retary I2 Tri-Hi-Y II, Program Chairman I2 Band IO, II, I2 51.1 5-1 QT? 5- SHIRLEY CHAPMAN Dynarniters IO, II, I2 Book Store I2 w JOE F COLBY Homeroom President K 4-Q., ics' Award II Homeroom President I2 COX Homeroom Vice Pres- ident I2 Car Club Treasurer City DARLA DEA CAVE Band II, I2 Spanish Club II, I2 GRA IO, II, I2 Pon-Dram'Panic II .TWXINX l 7'O ll E LARRY CHARLES CLINTON TSI II, I2 navy, ' 'rgp 4 . 59-'-. 1 3 Q. Y Q iz: I 'F SAMMY LEE COX Homeroom President IO, II Student Council Il Glee Club IO T8.l I2 CHARLFNE CAIKINS Penguw Club I2 FHA III, II Book Siofo I? 3. 'I , , fa-fs ,. p uny.- sfmgi.-: 4, 1' ' LEONARD CHILDERS Band IO, II, I2 5 Eigiiiiifi' , N-lnrwmx I 5-' U f'. I 1 5 , 53? I was LOUISE COMBS Ar? Club II Dynarniters IO, II 'Uk I vi' 'Lf l...f JUDY ADELE CRISP FNA I0 Mixed Chorus II, I2 Homeroom President I2 Office Assistant II, I2 CARLITA CRAWFORD Orchestra IO, II I8il I2 Orchestra Queen At- tendant II DO I2 ROSITA CU LVER Homeroom President Student Council IO, Il Dynamiters IO Glee Club I0 ren F. DAVIS Homeroom President A . . A II 1' .1 I X I T' 1 LON DRAKE Glee Club IO Football I0 ras 11, I2 Student Council II RONNIE DITMORE Student Council II Pon-Dram-Panic II Art Club I2 1: BEN CRAZYBEAR I A Football Il ' ,,.,.'-.Y-if Art Club 11, I2 4 . ,- f' ' 1 JERRY CROSS Boys' State I2 Baseball Co-Captain IO, II, I2 Band, Drum Maior 10, 11, I2 Football IO JERRY LEE DEMOSS Homeroom Vice Pres- ident IO Basketball I0 Intramural Wrestling Champion II VIRGINIA DUNLAP Tri-Hi-Y I2 T8.l I2 DO I2 Dynamiters IO, II -1, RICHARD CURNS Wrestling IO, 11, I2 MILLIE FAY CRUSE Book Store II, I2 Dynamiters IO, II Pon-Dram-Panic I I VANCE CRISLER Photo Club I2 KAREN DANNEHL 67 ' Dynamiters II, I2 , Tr1H I2 .-.ai A 5 'I . Y. ff'-lx R tl X wx w I ' CARALEE RAE , swf DIETRICH - -A Mixed Chorus I2 Cat Tale Staff I2 S' , lNorth Olmstead, 1 011101 ' ' Cheerleader I0, II -an Firendship Club IO, II .Que 1 TOM DONOVAN . Science Club Vice I I 1 President I2 f Aftermath Club I2 gd.. Slide Rule I2 -' ifjf Honorary Engineer I2 5 Wig . V ' 2 f ,1 n 4 '- a.Y 11, CHARLES DRAKE Senior Class Vice President Senior Rotarian Band 10, II Hi-Y IO, II, I2 VAL EBERWEIN T Science Club I2 Glee Club II, I2 Slide Rule II A Aftermath Club I2 ' I 1 1 ,,...vv- -at BOBBY EPPERSON JUDY FISHER President Homeroom 10, 11 Student Council 12 Glee Club 10, 11 T811 11, Reporter 12 f LARRY DEAN GANZ Football 10, 11, 12 Basketball 10, 11 Track 11, 12 Poncan Staff 12 GORDON EDWARDS Senior Class President Boys' State Student Council 10, ll Senior Rotarian . 4,40 Q4 V - A Ai.-ia .C 'CH CHARLES FARMER fd' ROBERT FRAZIER Football 10 Q. ...x V, 1-,W , w l if L A . Li , i 2 .f . I 1 i ' s RONNIE EITZEN nd 10, 11, Glee Club 12 Spanish Club 11 Aftermath Club 12 ,inf N 4 JOANNE ERWIN Girls' State Tri-Hi-Y 11, Treasur- er 12 Dynamiters 10, 11, Squad Leader 12 Scholarship Pins 10, . may-1 Q. . ,-., DEANNA MAY FERGUSON Band1O, 11,12 FTA 10, 11, President Library Club 11, 12 LARRY DAVID FISHER seball 10, 11, Wrestling 10, 11, 12 Football 10, 11, 12 - ' Q 'S , 1 ,A 1, ,I 1 F , DAviD A. Eg FREDERICK x 7 5 SALLY GARDNER Q. I? A: RALPH EWY President Homeroom 10 Baseball ll, 12 Treasurer Homeroom 12 ,A A L41-' , li DOROTHY ELIZABETH FLYNT FHA, Vice President 12 GRA 11, 12 Dynamiters 10, 11 VICCI ELLIS T811 11, Secretary 12 DO 11, Secretary 12 ,AQ 5, viii for-lf .F f .v . ,. .,, , A :V fvh. . v hr-,' 4 .' ,I r I DONALD G. FERGUSON Student Council 12 Poncan 12 Hil-Y1O,11, 12 Aftermath Club 12 CARLA MAY GARLETT Dynamiters 10, 11 GRA io, ii, 12 Penguin Club 12 Homeroom President MAXINE FULKS FHA 11 I SALLY GENTRY FTA ll Library Club II Scholarship Pin 'Q'-5' fe Fx EDITH GOODENOUGH CPerkins High Schoolj FHA IO '2 ELAINE GRIMLEY Library Club II, I2 Library Staff II Dynamiters II LEE WENDELL GARRIOTT T8-I II, I2 Football Ii, I2 MARY SUE GOLAY ' :,-oy, GENE GREATHOUSE Homeroom President I2 Hi-Y ll, I2 DEWAYNE L. GLOVER Football IO, Il, 12 Homeroom President I2 Student Council Il T8.I Club Il DON GOODMAN Homeroom Vice Pres- ident I 0 Homeroom Sergeant- at-Arms I I N-ca ,QI hi EUGENE GRIMLEY T8-I Club II, I2 SUSAN GARRISON 1, .UA-'-. I, TED GARTEN 4,- f fyrn, f Htl I , Poncan Staff I2 Mixed Chorus I2 fAdaJ Pep Club IO, II Mixed Chorus II ' 'QB ali? gs K A . ,.c..I:.b Q11 I Q, ,.,- BEVERLY GOLDMAN Homeroom President 'll Homeroom Secretary I2 Orchestra Queen At- tendant I2 GARY GREENSHIELDS Band IO, TI, I2 Science Club I2 Aftermath Club I2 Hi-Y I2 ' I kb 'F' Spanish Club I2 1 fur Il s..7' i BUSTER WAYNE GOLAY FFA IO, II, I2 FFA Sergeant-at-Arms I2 TOM GOODWIN Youth Traffic Court Judge I2 Senior Rotarian Junior Play II Honorary Engineer I2 Me, Band IO, ll, I2 Homeroom President I2 Junior Play II Spanish Club II 0 '7- Eg I Q, . 'FP I -X I MARLENE GOLDMAN Dynamiters IO, II FHA IO, II ,Q ALICE GRISSO Dynarniters IO, II, I2 One-Act Play I2 Girls' State HARLEY GRIGSBA T8.I I2 Homeroom President Il Homeroom Vice Pres- ident II Homeroom Secretary I2 Wpvi. Z WENDELYN HALLMARK Library Club IO, II, I2, Secretary Poncan Staff II Infirmary I2 '- VNS-l'T4 .?Q' ' '12, HAROLD HEUVIBRECHT Boys' State Football IO II WAYNE HADLEY Football IO, II, Co Captain I2 Track IO, II, I2 Senior Rotarian I2 Wrestling IO, II I f BILL HARNEY FFA IO, Reporter II, Sentinel I2 Homeroom Vice Pres- ident IO, II , , I2 Q ,f Basketball IO, II, -N -' . Co-Captain I2 Track I0, II, I2 MARY ELLEN HINRICHS Book Store I2 Library Staff II Library Club IO Dynarniters I0, II ,W ,gf 5 .. tx . .1 3 INA MAY HERRINGTON Penguin Club I2 Dynamiters I0 II Mixed Chorus II I2 .iz 1 x DOYLE HARDY Wrestling, Student Manager IO, II, I2 Slide Rule I2 TN BILL HENDERSON Camera Club I2 Hi-Y II, I2 Homeroom Secretary IO Operetta II, I2 50 GRANT HODGES Scholarship Pins IO, 'II Chess Club II - MARY CATHERINE HALE Orchestra IO, II, Sec- retary I2 Art Club IO, II, I2 Dynamiters IO, II, I2 Quiz Kids I2 ALICE HASTINGS FTA I2 Homeroom Secretary IO Homeroom Vice Pres- ident II JAMES H. HINES Student Bus Council II Wrestling II, I2 ENE I ,I LANA HARMAN Student Council II Tri-Hi-Y I2 Dynamiters IO, II, I2 Poncan Staff I2 LARRY HENDRIX Yorick Troupe II, President I2 Junior Play Alt. Traffic Court Judge I2 VIRGIL HODGES TGI Club II Homeroom President I0 CARROLYN HALLMARK Library Club IO, II Vice President I2 President Library Staff IO, II I2 GRA IO, II, I2 I N ,I '+V' . sail '--. 4 I J A 'A 6' MARTHA HAWTHORNE Student Council Rep. IO Dynamiters IO, II, I2 FHA I2, Reporter if HERBERT HINKLE TERRY HORSLEY Student Council 11, 12 DO 11 T811 11 Mixed Chorus 12 LINDA JACKSON Student Council 10 Homeroom Secretary 12 Dynamiters 10, 11, 12 Spanish Club 11 3 'i WADE JOHNSON Honorary Engineers 12 Band 10, 11, 12 Aftermath Club 12 Scholarship Pin 11 MARKY HODGSON Octet 10, 12 Dynamiters 10, 11, Squad Leader 12 Financial Office 12 Student Council 12 SHERRY HUBLER GRA 10, 11, 12 Dynamiters 11, 12 House of Atom 10 Homeroom Secretary 11 A A 2? ,Hs , ,XXT II. GEORGE JOHNSON Agriculture Award 10 Student Council 10 FHA 1o, 11, 12 if HELEN HORTON Dynamiters 10, 11, Treasurer 12 Orchestra 10, 11, President, Queen Attendant 12 Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12 Scholarship Pin 11 10 GERALD JAMES HOLT HOEPFINGER 'N Glee Club IO, 11, FFA 10, 11, Sentinel 12 12 Hi-Y 10 DELMAR HUTCHISON Track 10, 11, 12 Football 10, 11, 12 Homeroom President 10 Boys' Glee Club 10, 12 MARVIN JANDA T8-I 11, 12 Homeroom President 11, 12 BILL JOHNSTON Basketball 10, 11, 12 Glee Club 11 LORETTA JOHNSON Homeroom President Dynarniters 10, 11 PATTI HORTON Student Council 10 Dynamiters 10, 11, Squad Leader 12 Homeroom Secretary 10, 12 Tri-H1-Y 11, 12 'Se Q , ,S . LQ 'C 2 1 I 1 I ' ,I MARY LOU JOACHIM Tri-Hi-Y 11, Secretary 12 Mixed Chorus 11 Debate 10 Dynamiters 10, 11, 12 1 I Q, -2755.5 .- -, -rf 1 Q -.tim-Z'92FEt6.f Senior Quartet 12 Spanish Club 11 ,1 55 .f 2, , Y , H . K , x 1 -' if KENNETH JACKSON Band 10, 11, 12 Wrestling 10, 11, 12 Student Council 10 Chess Club 10, 11 fl' LORETTA PHYLISS JOHNSON Dynamiters 10, 11, 12 Sophomore Girls' Glee Club 10 Mixed Chorus 11 Library Club 11, 12 BARBARA JONES Dynamiters 10, 11, Infirmary 12 FTA 10 -f Rake, 7 E. BETTY JEAN KEELING FHA II f y 75 W I I. WANDA KIESEL Iweatherford High Schoolj Junior Class Presi- dent FFA Queen II National Honor So- ciety IO, II Student Council 'II DONNA SURLS JONES FHA 11, I2 5, Glee Club II, Vice President II U' , C Y, 3 ,sh I I 3 ROSALIE KEMPER Cheerleader I2 Homeroom Vice Pres- ident I2 Dynamiters IO, II Tri-Hi-Y II, I2 2,53 A5 JUNE KELLEY Dynamiters IO, II TBLI I2 DO I2 FHA II ul' MARY AGNES KINGSOLVER Tri-Hi-Y II, I2 Dynamiters, IO, II Pon-Dram-Panic II Infirmary II INA RUTH JUSTICE Dynamiters IO Homeroom Secretary and Chaplain II Rs. rx. 7 x r Y- JUDY KENNEDY Library Club IO Student Council II Poncan Staff I2 1 f ,S I 4-1 1 FRED KEMPER Hi-Y II, Reporter I2 Pon-Dram-Panic II GLENNORA KIZER Library Club II Library Staff II BILLYIE LACKEY Dynamiters IO, II, I2 FHA io, II HARLAN KIZER Football II, I2 l 1-11-Y io, vice Presi- 'ia de KEMPER LAIN Student Council Vice President I2 Sophomore Vice President Senior Rotarian I2 nt II, I2 DALE KLINGER f 'wx ANNA MAE LAMB Dynamiters IO, II, I2 Dynamiters Squad Leader I2 Chess Club IO, II MICKEY KATZ Golf IO Student Council I2 Track I2 1 .201 1, Q 5 I Wx , .,f'.T.l 52, JUDY KERBOW Pon-Dram-Panic IO, II Homeroom Secretary IO, II Dynamiters IO, II MADLYN KLOS Student Council I2 FTA II, I2 Dynamiters IO, II, I2 Mixed Chorus II, I2 Q CLIFF LARISON T8il I2 PATRICIA LENHART Poncan II, Editor-in Chief I2 Dynamiters IO, 'Ii Vice President I2 Art Club Vice Presi dent 'I2 Citizen-of-the-Month 12 MIKE LUNTZ Honorary Engineer 12 Aftermath Club President 12 Science Club I2 Scholarship Pin 11 LAI LE LANDAUER Student Council Pres- ident I2 Salee Award IO Sophomore Class President Nonamaker Award il ,Mr WDW' KEN LEATHERS Stagecraft II, I2 TONY LASTER Student Council I2 Football IO, ii, I2 Homeroom Secretary IO A is, X JUDY LEWIS Homeroom Vice Pres- ident T2 Girls' Octet I2 Glee Club IO, ii, 'I2 Sophomore Ensemble JOE LEONARD Scholarship Pins IO, 'l'l Student Council Chaplain 'I2 Spanish Club Il Slide Rule I0 DAVID LUTHER Band IO, II, 12 Photo Club ii, I2 Pep Band IO, 11,12 LINDA LANDAUER Junior Class Secre- tary Nonamaker Award 'II Associate Editor of Poncan I2 Cat Tale Staff I2 Q tif,-' , fi F .1 Aff in Pihfxx , i L, w. -' JAMES LAWSON Ts.: 12 FFA io, ii DENNIS LEE T8.l 'I2 Bus Council Presi- ln. dent I2 'Ld , N Y . ,t 'w ..s, I, JEANETTE LETERLE A .V I t Homeroom Secretary 1. 5 J Dynamiters IO, 'li FHA ii ' Library Club ll 5 A T ' f -:I 2 X ' K if' JOYCE LOVE CTonkawa High Schoolj Glee Club I0 FHA 10 Pep Club IO Dynamiters II t DWIGHT LARIMER Pon-Dram-Panic I I Homeroom Sergeant- at-Arms IO ROBERT LEE ral ii, 12 DO ii, I2 'Ms- JEFF LOWRY Wrestling IO, ll fri. GLENDA MCCLASKEY Dynamiters 10, 'II Student Council I0 Mixed Chorus IO, il Homeroom Treasurer is CLAUDINE ,-N MQCLELLAN ' R7 FHA II ..-., . Advanced Girls' Glee Club I2 Treasurer Homeroom I2 DONNA MCFARLIN Cheerleader I2 Band Secretary I2 1-.5 BETTY MCGEE fBurbankI 4-H IO, Reporter IO -1 111-1-11-Y 11, vice C. mee c11,1, IO Pfeiidenf I2 Sophomore Class GRA IO, II, Play ,JL . 4 T' 7' ARLENE MCLENDON . Student Council II , ii 'i , - ' S' FHA II, Reporter 'Q' s AQ, Mixed Chorus II, I2 ik- ' v Secretary Homeroom 'U' ' . I0 '-gy? .- I , , X 15 I ,it r 241 nl Q81 CLAUDETTE I CURTIS MACKEY MCMAHAN Q3 Student Council II Dynamiters IO, II, Arr Club II, I2 I2 Pon-Dram-Panic ' Q II 5 - T11-H1-Y 11, I2 YV'-tix SHIRLEY MAY Student Council II Tri-Hi-Y I2 lqr Camera Club I2 K 1 BOYD P. MAGERS Track Il, I2 Poncan I2 Creative Writing Award II Science Club IO , FANNIE MEEK Dynamiters IO, II, I2 FHA II, I2 Library Club II, I2 JOE MCCLELLAN Student Council IO Football II, I2 Basketball IO President Homeroom ,L IO di- M-F, I 5? tc 'Q ff .ffl 1 X. L ARLIN MCLENDON Vice President Home- room IO Chess Club IO, Pres- ident I2 Reel Rollers II Biology Award IO ,sh 'Q JIMMIE SUE MARSHALL Library Club IO, II, Treasurer lnfirmary I2 GRA I2 ,I my PAUL McENANY I .3 QR Football IO, 11, I2 . Boys' Glee Club II A 2.3, I Operetta II gy nun... gs., W. V - s X K 1 JANICE McKNlGHT Dynamiters IO, II, Recording Secre- tary I2 Mixed Chorus II, I2 Penguin Club '12 Operetta II, I2 l A fue AA xx E ,,,,J A ' fs lg, ROBERTA MACOMB Dynamiters IO, II Penguin Club I2 if-2131 Y'-cf' ' 1 ARTHUR McLEN DON ia In gas 1:59 SHIRLEY MASON Dynamiters IO, II, I2 Library Staff IO, II FHA IO, II JANICE MERRILL Uynamiters IO, II Vice President Home- room II LJ! sy, M, x-41tef:-tx-awk .-A rw- fi: GEORGE MOORE Hi-Y 11, President 12 Boys' State Northwestern Univer- sity Science and Engineering Inst. Debate 10, 11, Pres- ident 12 .bf YF? JACKIE NEWMAN Tri-Hi-Y 11, President 12 Band 10, 11, 12 Orchestra 10, ll, Li- brarian 12 Vice President Home- room 11 DEAN PETERS FFA 10 FFA Sentinel 11 FFA Vice President FFA Secretary 12 BOB MEYERS President Homeroom 10, 12 T811 11, Vice Presi- dent I2 1 at - -' ,lizfgl F gf . 1 v ,,. J I - 1 . ,.,,, W, A 1 .- MARY JANE MEYERS GRA 10, 11, Presi- dent I2 Bus Council 11, Vice President 12 President Homeroom 11 Vice President Home- room 12 BILL PAMETICKY Band 10, ii, Presi- dent 12 Basketball 10 Vice President Home- room 11 M1 AV if sf' -, x . wif 25 , aff fl X X X, '91 WILLIAM MOORE fAttucI-:si Football io, ii, 12 President Homeroom 10 Reel Rollers 11, 12 Basketball 10 WANDA OLIVER Penguin Club, Presi- dent 12 Band IO, II, 12 Tri-Hi-Y II, 12 Cat Tale 11 l MARTHA PHELPS Sophomore Class Secretary Outstanding Sopho- more Girl Student Council Sec- retary 12 Penguin Club 12 GARRY MILLER Vice President Horne- room 10 SHIRLEY MAE NEELY President Horneroom 12 Dynamiters IO FHA 11 SANDRA PATTON Penguin Club 12 Dynamiters 12 Office Assistant 12 Ge ROGER MURPHY Football 11, 12 QHFV' -A ,-9' LYNDA OSBORNE Student Council 12 President Horneroom 12 Mixed Chorus 12 Pon-Dram-Panic 12 Ns-li-D WW BETTY PHILLIPS Dynamiters 10 Book Store 12 LARRY MILLER Band IG Sergeant-at-Arms Horneroom 12 MIKE NEVILLE Band 11, 12 DAVID PAYNE 0- Q Band1O,11,12 'r BETTY PRICE Dynamiters TO, T2 Glee Club TO FHA T2 AUDREY PHIPPS Student Council T2 Art Club TO, TT Dynamiters TO, TT, T2 Penguin Club T2 ' 3- ', '.2, . ALEX REIN Wrestling TO, TT, T2 Track TT E ff JO ANN PRICE Vice President Home- room TO Secretary Homeroom TT President Homeroom TT Dynamiters TO, TT NOVA RAE PRATHER Dynamiters TO TT President Homeroom ,gt 1 Secretary Homeroom T2 Financial Assistant 1 SALLY PRAY Mixed Chorus TT T2 Operetta TT, T2 Octet TT, T2 Pon-Dram-Panic TO TT, T2 it , X 3' JACK REN EAU Wrestling TO, T2 Hi-Y TT, T2 Slide Rule TT, T2 Science Club TO, TT 'sl f CHARLES RINEY , Q GEORGE RIVES M Vice President Horne- - in Football TO, TT, T2 room TO, T2 3, xi' Mixed Chorus TO, Student Council TT TT, T2 ' f' Operetta 11, T2 Pon-Dram-Panic TT, 12 KENNETH RORABAUGH T8-I TT, T2 Student Council T2 ELLEN ROBINSON Student Council T2 Vice President Home- room TO Office Assistant TT Dynarniters TO, TT T2 GENELLE REAVES Cat Tale T T DO T2 GRA TT 'Y' YVONNE ROBBINS Tri-Hi-Y T2 Orchestra TT, T2 FTA T2 Flute Quartet TT, T2 1:17 EVONA ROUGHFACE Sophomore Girls Glee Club Mixed Chorus TT JERRY ROGERS T8tI TT, T2 JENIFER ROWE Operetta TT Octet TT, T2 Mixed Chorus I T Secretary T2 Dynamiters TO, T2 IY TT .9 it FEE is .Eg 1 TT, ,r tt-wa DORA EVELYN RENNIE Dynamiters TO, TT Squad Leader T2 Activity Assistant TT, T2 Tri-Hi-Y TT, T2 Vice President Home room TT, T2 LINDA ROGERS Student Council TO T2 Dynarniters TO, TT Secretary T2 Secretary Homeroom T T ali' 'qv' was 'W'-s GLENDA RUTTER Dynamiters 10, 11, 12 Book Store 12 LUCILLE SEAVENO Dynamiters 10, 11, 12 IRC 10 Glee Club 10, 11 Pon-Dram-Panic 10 DOROTHY SINGLETON Glee Club 11, 12 1 EUNICE ROY Yr 4:35 NATHA SCHRINER Vice President Home- room 11 FHA President 12 Band Queen 12 Band Member 10, 11, 12 LINDA SHAW Dynamiters 10, 11, Squad Leader 12 FNA 10, 12 Science Club 11, 12 Library Staff 11, 12 x JAUN ITA SAMMONS Art Club 12 x, 1 .cg ' . V ,A as W' ' PATSY SHAFFNER Dynamiters 10, 11 Girls' State 11 FHA 12 ROSE ANN KATHLEEN RUSSELL Tri-Hi-Y 12 if MARIETTA SEABORN FNA IO GRA 11, 12 Dynamiters 10 Library Staff 11 4 . I ROBERT SHERROD rf' vpaq., 4, iv? ' 9, G? u--Q ELVIN SCHOONOVER Vice President Home- room 12 T8-I 12 QQJQQ Epi fn, ,. l vin Q. QE, , fvf, 'v 3 GENE SHAW T8.I 11 President Homeroom 11 Ring Committee 11 MARY DEE SIMS LINDA RUSSELL Pon-Dram-Panic 11 Student Council 10 Mixed Chorus 11, 12 Operetta 11, 12 4 X .' . 4-'ff lsr- 9: is . MARY LOUISE SEARCY Senior Class Secre- tary Tri-Ha-Y ii, 12 Dynamiters 10, 11, Squad Leader 12 Spanish Club, Vice President 12 CARROLL SHERWIN Secretary Homeroom 10 Vice President Home- room 11 SIMANEK GRA 10, 1 1, Vice President 12 Dynamlters 10, 11, Vice President Home- room 1 0 Dynamiters 10, 11, Squad Leader 12 Student Council 10 President Homeroom Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12 DEROY SKINNER Traffic Court Clerk I2 Hi-Y IO, II, I2 President Homeroom II Camera Club I2 rx I I T' R ' sg: if SYLVIA SMITH L VIRGINIA SMITH FHA II Treasurer ,..,,, A Treasurer Homeroom f .f ' . wif' X '- - 1 I vi 1 fr J , KITJ Secretary Homeroom I I - CARL DEAN SMITH as-f' , JOHN SNYDER Boys State Library Staff II Pon-Dram-Panic II, I2 I XX gy, ignhgx V4 KAY SPARKMAN I LARRY SPEAKMAN I Dynamiters IO, H, ' 5 Wrestling II, I2 ,Qi ut. .Q GN' Squad Leader I2 1 I 3 x' I0 , 'wi Glee Club IO, H, A ice Assistant I2 sr President I2 f, President Homeroom V' '3 Student Council I2 I Y II I if Tri-Hi-Y II ff V rp' 4 ,.x,V BILL SPURGEQN JERRY srzours DEAN STAGNER T8.l II, I2 FFA II, I2 f. Tennis IO, 11, cap- Bus Council II, I2 X. any DO, I2 25:33 J, fain I2 ' T8II I2 Wrestling IO, II, I2 C-up Hi-Y IO, II Band IO, II .W 5 KAREN STEELE LINDA STEVENS Mixed Chorus II, I2 Art Club I2 Qi FHA I2 Glee Club II Dynamiters IQ, II v as I Dynamiters IO, II . Q' Pon-Dram-Panic IO, . B r Q' . I ' ' , SUSAN STEVENSON Bomberettes II State Mixed Chorus I1 Tri-Hi-Y I2 Dynamiters I2 I 1 I RAYLENE STOUT Glee Club IO Library Staff I2 CAROLINE STREETER Student Council I0, I I Office Assistant I0, I I FHA II GARY SMITH Vice President Home- room I2 Physical Education Award IO JERRY SPRAY Band IO, II, Vice President I2 Secretary Homeroom I2 Tennis IO, II, I2 Student Director of Band I2 kr MARLYS STEVENS Junior Play Pon-Dram-Panic I0 Dynamiters IO, I1 EVELYN SUGG Mixed Chorus ll, 12 GRA ll, 12 Operetta li, T2 Dynamiters li, 12 . ff? , Q RODNEY TANNER C, BARBARA TEACHMAN SHARON SURLS FHA ll fv- Vice President Home- room 12 CLAUDE TAPP 1, HiAY 11, iz T' 1 f Slide Rule IO 1 ' 'V gf X. J ' f 4 . e 5 BARBARA TEWELL Library Club 12 Library Staff ll FHA ll . P A ' Dynamiters li 591-.L na' 'Q FHA ll fi: , .J Library Club ll v 'Q ,lil t. A, I 1' K 1, ' SHIRLEY TANKSLEY ,X ,, JV ff is 1 4. fi I 4 N N JOHN TAYLOR Basketball TO, ll, T2 A. sand io, 11, I2 -Q. Q ig X 2 PX A ie snare vp ' 'Wk Jo NEL THOMASON 4? 3 W' il ELEANOR THOMPSON Cheerleader, Alter- nate 12 Tri-Hi-Y Il, T2 Penguin Club, Treas- urer 'I2 Dynamiters TO, ll LARRY TRACY Band 10, ll, T2 Vice President Home- room 11 NANCY THORNTON Secretary Horneroom DO ll, 12 I MEREDITH THOMPSON Dynamiters l0, ll GRA ll IT JERRY TIMMONS Traffic Court 12 Stage Craft 12 Reel Rollers ll Slide Rule I2 RONALD TRANT Football li ROY THOMPSON Vice President Home- room 12 JOE TOMKINS Student Council ll T8.l 12 DO 12 FFA ll DONNA TRIPPE GRA 11, Secretary I2 Penguin Club, Sec- retary I2 Dynamiters ll, Squad Leader 12 Secretary Homeroom 10 r if ist'- STANLEY VICKERY Hi-Y IO Poncan I2 Tennis IO Vice President Horne- room II TOM WATSON T8tl Il 'B i 4,::A 3 - l rf I BILLY WHITLOW Vice President Home- room I0 President Homeroom I I Basketball I0 Tal I2 SUSAN TROWBRIDGE Dynamiters IO, II, President I2 Tri-Hi-Y Il, State Secretary I2 Citizen-of-the-Month Girls' State 't' -X W- :fx Alt' -we 95 ff! WZ7:'nr SALLY WALKER Science Club IO, II, Treasurer I2 FTA II, Treasurer I2 Dynamiters II, I2 Art Club I2 1 av' . . ' ,4 , 2 . V -if 'if TVT' DEON WELLS Stage Craft II, I2 Chess Club II Slide Rule ll Q'- tt CAROLYN WALCI-I ER Glee Club IO, II, I2 Secretary Homeroom I2 Tri-State II, 'I2 Operetta il, I2 BS- 'f THELMA WEAVER Student Council II President Homeroom I2 Penguin Club I2 Mixed Chorus Il .. ,. I 4:.x i iv gt fi' T . QC 'K' if -.. 'F'- . . 4 'JEL x , . JOYCE WHITTAKER DO ll, I2 T8-l II, I2 Office Assistant II 'I2 IVA TUCKER Band IO, ll, I2 Aftermath Club I2 -ff' ,p 2 A Q - ' x We FRANK WATERS Science Club IO, 'II President I2 Aftermath Club 'I2 Spanish Club ll Scholarship Pins IO, Il up 1 e W-f ' Q-fy BILL WALKER Basketball IO, il, I2 Hi-Y Il Baseball I2 EQREQFX, Mit.- s LINDA VICKERS Glee Club IO Library Club Il, Vice President I2 T8.I I2 ,X if N flat r 'll tl 9 as , A- 5 7' . 'Wy ' TAA: it hi- 'Ei 6, ' pgs, ,rg U ' affff J 'Q 74, , Sf?-J TERRY WATSON President Homeroom I2 -', T8-I ll, I2 K lr 5' U BILL WELLS Band IO, II, I2 Pon-Dram-Panic IO Vice President Home- room IO JERRY WHITE President Homeroom 'IO Boys' Glee Club IO, 11, I2 Pon-Dram-Panic IO Hi-Y IO A ' . X1 31 ,Q H-:J ' f' BILL WILKS T8.l II, 12 Treasurer Homeroom EDDIE WHITE STAR Art Club II PHYLISS WILSON Girls' Glee Club IO WAYNE W. WRIGHT Football 10, 11 Reel Rollers 11 Hi-Y10, 11, 12 WINFRED BRISTOW Football IO, 11, 12 President Homeroom 10 Secretary Homeroom 12 Science Club 10, 11 MARCIA WILLIAMS Dynamiters 10, I2 FNA 10, Secretary 12 Tri-Hi-Y I2 Sophomore Girls' Glee Club if -'Q AVRIL WRIGHT Peguin Club 12 GRA 11, 12 arf ' -'J' MARY YOUNG Cheerleader 12 Dynamiters 10, 11 Secretary Homeroom 11, 12 Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12 X GARY WITTMER BRUCE WYATT Wrestling 10, 11, 12 Boys' State 11 Vice President Home- room 12 Student Council 12 GLENN CAPEHEART Art Club 11, 12 DOUGLAS WILSON Wrestling 10, 11, Co-Captain 12 -1. .. f A 1 1 N 9 r ' I Q .vf , '51 If A JON WRIGHT Boys' Glee Club, President 12 Student Council 12 Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12 eretta 10 11 , ,. BOB YOUNG T8.I 12 Football 1o, 11, 12 5 TERRY WITTMER Band 10, Il, 12 Scholarship Pins 10, 11 Aftermath Club 12 Secretary Homeroom 11 :Ji visa 3- JOLYNN WILSON Mixed Chorus 12 Dynamiters 12 FHA 12 President Homeroom 10 CU' L J ! I WAYNE L, WRIGHT DO 11, 12 ra.: 11, 12 FFA 10 JOHN YEAMAN Wrestling IO, 11, Co- Captain 12 Boys' State Hi-Y 10, Sergeant-at- Arms I2 Sophomore Assembly JOE CHILDERS Student Council 10, T8.l 12 Track IO bf I' RICK BLASER LELA HASTINGS FHA 11, Parliamen- tarian 12 Dynamiters 10, 11 Student Council 10 BARBARA WOOLSEY ROY DRAKE Art Club 10, Secre- tary 11, President 12 President Homeroom 11 Artist of the Month 11, 12 English Award 11 CAROL HOCK Dynamiters 10, 11 Library Club 10, 11 Penguin Club 12 Stamp Club 10 ,J AJ . '-M Busy students go through final enroll- ment for their senior year, Visions of graduation gifts dance in heads! Stepping up the ladder of success are these ten merit scholarship finalists. their Q s N. :fi f QW P5 'X College-bound seniors look into future colleges and universities. 0 4 1. - A :X v:-v ,..'L 3 ri 4, 1, x'5 4: - Vx Q .., A J .4 b, 4' 1 r ix . '11 1 g -ri .gg I1-if ,al .uh . Q X N3 f' itli Junior Leaders: Galen Hull, Vice Presidenfg Mrs. Anne C. Ellis Head Sponsor Suzanne Stotts, Secretary, David Timberlake, President. JUNIOR CLASS L-1 Q1 Ellis Abel Mary Adkins Gerald Albers George Allen Harold Allen 1 . 1' 5 N--ne. , Bette Jo Anderson Bob Andress Barbara Armstrong Vfffff'-Qrlri-'za TV' - i. Trella Arnold Robert AubreY Harley Baade Clayton Bain Dale Baker GK N Tv' Diana Baker Jo Ellen Baker Robert Baker 5 1' il.-9, ..,. Bull Baldwvn Ramona Barber Joe Barnett Ted Barron Jum Batt C' '58 We 1 0 Annette Burns Darlene Burns Don Burpo Roy Burpo CLASS Bobby Bussey Mary Caldwell l ' ' 5 fy 'r R. .ia -- K. Nt: Terry Campbell Adelia Castor Frank Childers Susan Christie Gene Claxton Carolyn Clemens Glenda Cline Paity Coafe Roberia Cobb JerrY Combs Mary Burton Dennis Camblin Kay Clark Ken Clemens Gary Congram R 5' Shirley Connelly , :Qu . 1 fi? 1- r-. f' M 'PI af: Q y sf: U s k ' ' 11. -, 4 . . '22 Ho. Steve Cortwright Marilyn Crane as-,., C' ff, -I JN- Q., i 1-05 4 ' av' YT 1 Shirley Cross ,ff 5. sh, .., s f .- rf fr ,r- 434' ik! 13,5- s, Chris Cook I Ki 4. C, as xx, J. an X 5 lj xiii: --ska il ,!-Q. ' YQ fri.-Q-.Jil Don Cott Patricia Crane Y ,. NFL-N '1 Charles Crowder 'Q . , lx' 1 .fl V , wax- , . . ,. Q.. f QQ5- 1 -if Ya' ' . K X 55: .. - - 'I' if we ' ' ' -, -:- J A' ' ' j' 'b . r ly V. we f ' X 4' Jerry Cook Virginia Cox Gayle Crawford Bonnie Davenport 1 . 1 . Phyllis Cooke get-3 . X C4 M 'I i Julie Creveling khls:m.,-,, -gadbbkt' 'K x Jerry Cookson JUNIOR Alan Crockett Bob Davis Dorothy Davis Lynda Davis Vickie Dean Sally DeBoard -5 Haskell Delbel CLASS xx-.Q Larry Devbel Norma Dnesel Bell Dungan Emuly Durhenm Bull Eaton 'Kg W Vt vw James Dewberry 'iii ls..- Bennle DeWl1ITT 'WG- Kv- q...,sN Bully Dodd Bobby Dodd 'Y Bro in..-f 'Lx- fi I Eddne DeWlr'm Y 'ss 'N Q7 sq 0 Ann Donovan ,Kr -gr! fx-5... Evelyn Eberhard is Barbara Edwards James Edwards Georgene Elbe 4: vs., Lofene Elbe Edward Enyart Ella Epperson Shelby Epperson Sandra Evans l 'QQ K Pearl Fabian Jim Farha Jim Feathers Loal Feil Joyce Ferguson JUNIOR 1 ' 'av 'Q X . Harold Foster Judy Fox Russel Fox fs 'W vs.. VY Joann Fractman Fat Freeman Delores Freemyer Alan Frederick Wanda French . I' be f' or ,gf Amita Frey Shelby Futch Robert Fyffe 2 'NF M F JP , . 1 T -- ,, 1 ye ,Q-4 i, N, f , :Q , ,.- ft Hu, . ' ' if 7 1'a '5- Charles Galbraith Dorothy Garner Betty Gass Sandy Geschmay Alexene Gilchrist 'Sha 'ie 'Irv X 1 5 ll., .i t F K 5 ii'-. ' ': -sg, l ag ,, 1. 4, X. afn .,,x, 3'gN .. YI Jim Godwin John Giles Sharon Gilman Bruce Glover .lane Godshalk l W , X f . V' ' fi 2 Harold Goodman Wayne Gough , , Marcia Granfham ..-I. ' l 5371 32 152 f 'K-n 11 I 1 fail' J i my do I X , J 1 ' X 1 .' Z f i , K ,IGM X, W . Owen Greer Glenda Grisso Susan Gurwell Jacquie Guthrie Gayle Hall E gg , 2.95- '- 758 v as' a Li 'a,.. aa ' x:,! G 5 Howard Hall Robert Hall 'W' '2- Mike Hankins Gary Hansen SU Lin Hansen Ludy Harman l Rhett Hand all Wanda Harman ska' 'NJ 'EZ' Harpe gn X-Sf uf' Dallas Harrnson rry Henderson Carol Hess lin 11- Q-..,j 'QI' Elsle Harris Marlnn Harms Q-li Barbara Harrusberger Larry Hasklns Monte Hester Muldred Hull 'Spy 4 X I Faye Hmkle Sandra Hogan S -'rv T 71 -gs wr Patrlcua Harrns Sylvan Harris -wx Q'-..., naw? JUNIOR We-95 Carol Huatf Bonnie 'VR-or tr I v X A 1 if ans' Ng gn' 4 Lena Jo Holder Clmton Holmes Dean Horunek Emnly Horton Sherol Hovns . , 5 vs, - A ig . Q2 TR 'N x ' J ' E' r i 1 F' N- as ' H l--x , Fsjvi ' -'l is M ' I I . :ig 'va as Q -W ,ht itl- '- mi . Q 1 . t ...,...-'J , - F 1 5 l l X A I - 'Z' K, -e be is Cf . . - 'Lg N x ' aiu Q ' ' ' ' ' ' ' f e - r 1 'V' S S ,P . ,T je , ll in xy. 1 U ,X-I ,l', 1 r ' K -u V ,f l. , ,v -in 5, 4--V . ' ,lky i - YK: . l A -' 'K . - 'V Q ' r1 N , I-N 0 wmv L All Q Q f R A ' V X' 3 Ss. La ' ' Hill , l R ' '- OF u 4 -V A -Q . 1 E ' , M ' ' 1' Martha Hubbard CLASS if-'53, Dorothy Hurst Dave Jacobs .M . h . . -gt, - S . 'WH .-' f-X K' -lf, f -Q :. ', ,. -.N .ff ' ' '-. 5 1 f , fs ' , i ,A -'99 'il' qw JYUB-. Egfher Hudson Kurle Hudson Carolyn Hudsonpullar SO Y'-4. , . ,,., W ' sr, Jackre Hudsonplllar JY 3 len Hull Karen Hull Ruchard Humble Guy Hutchison Shnrley Hutchinson Make Irby Angele Irons 'ilu Dean lrwm Don ackson Norman Jackson ,- Lmda Jacobs Dons James Denms Jamuson Elsa Jensen Lois Johns Arley Johnson John Johnson R, its .Q 1... . Larry Jones 'rs J - Sandra Jones V 4- Dianne Keathley Ronald Kemper Priscilla Jordan r 1 A 1. xg, . I' l.' A Duane Keeler , t,. s...-. Alta Kendall I ,.- sf 3 'I' '. xi . , 13 4 QQ A .fl :5,..., ei. f Z., A 4 f i , Q f :',',.i4'. ir ' . 41, 1 f . , 1 in Ng . ii Av.-J E , -' .c 4 ,. 51,5 ,L - 1 ' 1 ga x. ii Q -BP' 1 4-f BQ ' I 1 i C V, , X , -SIA 1 v lv 3 -4 x , , ,f - -7' avi- in . .. ' 4' 'l Vlrls SS X l 5 1 ,L -' '. EE ' Biff Johnson Jackie Johnson Mike Johnson Xl, JUNIOR Rodney Jones K I i Y A if? 5 lr ,J y t h . x l b i. E Robert Jordan Linda Jorganson Malcolm Kanady Q, OF QF l X I.. . xx Kay Keller ' sf 2 vii ge L 'ZF , M f ,L xg? :K f S: w Billie Kilpatrick Wayne King Jean Kinney John Kirchenbauer CLA 1-Q., l Gary Kirchmeyer SS '58 Barbara Koller Judy Kreger .J x -., -aa. if I Sherry Kitchen Ll : F :hr - ,.e. f -.va 'YN vvf cq. .wr 8 as Q . in ' A n 'S Carolyn Klinger 45- 'xr- Judy Krulic 1 4 'L' ,, fa, ' fii ltl an 7 -2 Nila Kizer 14. if 1? I , , ,Vx T l'., f 2, W' jf' ., ,l l , I r---- Yr N1 r M- X ff X John Klinger fry? A ? N ,. 7 'lv if W... K . 4' rr 9 2 Y. 'fa- , x .r . Judy Kurtz 'US Sue Lake Naydne Landon A . 'Q-iffiw -' N' ,1 5 ' P 4:55, ,, Prentice LeClair Barbara Lee Elizabeih I-ee Neal Leffler Q, xr Kent Kleier L V .iff-as K a yi -A ,wr 'Ji' I 'sw Linda Klinger Karol Kuxhaus .1 -.1 ' Jan Leathers A A'-lr hr A h '4 Q 'Q' , +4 ,f . 377 ii ET ' Xflf-I lib A 22 -:MK :. - - rr!-. 'L '4'f.-4141 -,:Q:Ziw ' .' . 'Q .f ,1,' ' .,s' Jr' IQ' ,f av-.- ...gjllv V ., X 1 'Q' iff f 'za'-5' '34 . gg' f A ' 'lf Q 2 1 . 1 sq r 4 ,A A x 1' Charles Lewis l X 1 an 'Q 101 Bill Livingston Janice Lowther Max Ludwig Janet Luedeman Alan Luntz --1..,-:gf ax Pj J . v ,.-. K tg' -f.L':,T'3J2 S ' ' J ' ' al.-if + 1' , ' vw . ., t 'J' J M JUNIOR , war- ' -br A' Aj?- -M a X an 'i Larry Lutz Jack McBride Jeanette McBride :wr J , 4 J 51 John McClung Keith McGrew Bettie McJunkin Don McNew Malcolm McNutt Sharon Magner Gary Main Kay Mall .fffizag - Russell Manning Julius Marks, Jr. Guy Marlar Darryl Martin Howard Martin OF 'Flo rw fy ' Wanda Martin CLASS f-au, 'V S Edlouise Mendenhall Roger Mendenhall '58 sf:-Q K N Melissa Morgan A: .Wg I. --.-4 ,- A .--- , L' ' 1' v N' ' ,X 1 .1 ,' it . ff'Y'K. g ' -1 f 'V' 'ti 'in R x 1 if- ' Q1 Jennie Lou Massie fm -Qi: Q S ' 'io A nr' .g ' Q1 ,l K 1- A isa ' H , 'af '- M fe 1 Lynn Maxwell Torn May Don Meadows , .Q I 4. . ' if ' 'Q V g 1 K x ,fig - 'ewgee' 'ig-S Q-Q., YT' .f ,i , B - 44, . . 5. 45- Ronnie Meadows Jerry Medley Barbara Mendenhall u ag ,Wy it I . -u 3 ' i un. W V 'J' ' 'Q' N I I Carolyn Merciez Elwood Mitchell Alfred Moore '?: ,f 4L.i - S' 'L 'vi ' E . ., Maureen Moore P ' 'QA I Yrzvi If ' ,f Ar Qv 4 Shirley Morey I Danny Morgan ' V sro . QQ .. A John Moriarty Eddie Morris Judy Morris Bill Moseley 1 XM Clyde Muchmore Bob Meyers Bonme Needham ....,,,- A una. ....,.. A-x f T X5 Jerry MUll'n5 Evelyn Murret FQ 1354, -sf I , 1, 1'-s T?-av. Carlos MYers Sharon Nea Y-as fir 15. 1?-.7 Y, Robert Neely Harley Newman .am lb Karol Novak Margaret Nuckolls Ruby Olenrck 'V+ in 17... H... f '4- Carolyn Murphy 'Uv wig i Dana Nrchols 1 Duck Osborne George Overall Gerald Overall Marylynn Overman 8 'ebb K Steve Murphy JUNIOR 354 iv' 1:7-v Jnmmy Nichols Kenh Padgett P' N 4' A .xx -.Q fm .-,Iss .ic R fr ,. YQ 1 4' X 1 x .' , . ...afar lu - f -iii CLASS Donus Parker 'm fs up 'iii X- rv-41 . K 1, Darlene Penny Polly Pepper Dennis Pilkington Joyce Potter Sue Potter 1 'sa 'G' '- 4 av' S ni Q Mx Carolyn Powell 'f' t tt' P . i I T John Pulliam Judith Pulliam Kathryn Rains ff W I I , .- w vm. ff Q'- Ronald Peck Jerry Pierce - :fav Charles Potts fn Q q L, rig, 'f We i f , Dan Proctor .- Sharon Penoi 'T Nunn- Denny Plett lg f X 'av s '1' '-L, K. Q, , .' Q ,-P' 4 7 Wayne Poulter I1 vt, E-:fl Anna Lois Pryor Darla Rem iQ Charles Richardson '23 K.. TN? Sharon Roady Wt at 'lb- K Glenda Rutherford ISf'f m, ,vi,fx Pat Scheffe 'tr' Marlene Seabridge Myrna Shelton f -QQ? Q57 Leota Robtnson Jackue Ryan 'hu Eldon Schoonover as ,wt 'zt- Carolyn Schaffner Patrick Shelton eng, 4,-..'I,. Rosalun Roquemore Terry Rozell June Ryan Bully Scott I, Judy Shaw Kenneth Sherron JUNIOR 'bt si Fred Scott Mnckey Scrogglns OF 'IIN Judy Shurtz Tomasine Simanek CLASS -.,.,f' 1 in Roy Sims '?'ln,5.. Nancy Smith Phyllis Smiih '58 X Janet Sodowsky U54 - Jim Spencer ff 113- it 2 ff' S WR... Gordon Slankard .7 v. ml I Joyce Sloan . xv as- gfffal 51' Barbara Smifh ff'- 'Z' ? I ii at I 1 rf J 4 if r .5 :...,,f bl 5 f' . , .Ai X, , gs X AMPK 521. jwz J 1' f L if Y xi i ' I 1- W if W . N' si., 5. 'QQ' I V! K Donna Smith '- , v f Mya . ' K s li ng... ,g i Jimmie Smiih . .,A. .0 Lynn Smith Sam Smith Marvin Smotone John Snodgrass g l 77' av as -5 iii. J if i ig Q Y 'DN X tx S X .I r Patricia Snow David Snyder Dewey Snyder . ,- 1 vs-.... f - r- 21- f s .5 Q ' li' Hi? I bu uf A . iw ' j ,S ,Ng f --1 'ft' sv 3 .., ' 5- 3 John Spicer Carol Sfeckman Rosalie Stephens l .4 - if X iii .-1 Edward Stephenson Diane Stewart Robert Stigall Rb. 17's if Allan Streeter Dorothy Struble Marilyn Struble Cf? YQ . TV' Virginia Stull Myrna Summers . :A A .' 5 Q 1 1 fi ,V .ly ' i 5, S 5 T ' . 'cr SS- ' 1 - 'ue ' D Orville Than-non Pat Thurmond Charles Spaulding .b in f. Bbw' , L. F'f w , 'fy 2. XA A A Dave Timberlake Don Timberlake Tom Tindel Suzanne Stotts Judy Strader JUNIOR an 0. H IJ K . T wif' vi PAQ? x ,, 'yzif v , .-.- Saundra Thomas Shirley Thompson Louise Trapnell Larry Triplett i GA.: ' min' fn., 'tr'-y New- 4- rl 'LEA Linda Turpin David Tyler Wayne Vandiver Dianne Vickery Don Wallace , -A. v 9 - ,-9 CLASS ' 1 9 S X Kay Waller Freddie Walls Gene Warner r I Q QX' X V- ' i '71' , Q X I Billy Warren Donald Warren Clyde Warrior Norval Washburn Clwrles Wegnef as lv ir'?Jf' ik'- Jerry Welwllng Larry Wehrle Larry Welker P' A- -W sl 1 Q gr rl XX Bill Wes? Ginger Wheeler Nancy Wheeler Doroflwy White John Williams -iii! KK Susan Williams Roy Wiison an T' Sammy Wittmer . - Li1!9Z'.'- - '- Lp if Andy Young milk. ' vi . -- 1 . ffm. , A ,Q J' in Vx 'Q i Q' I Jerry Young .- 'A ,qi Qi wx , WSP 1 .ear 'r il Veda Williamson Georgia Wilson Jerry Wilson if PO-HPS , . 'z Mary Wiitmer 1346. in m-f X XR iq JV X K 9 . f Merle Wool9Y Richard Wrighf Dale Wyckoff Judy Yocam JUNICRS ..3 ge-N -- 31 'C wx lffgf' 4 ' P ' 1 '- ': fri. - ' X . , 551- I . ff , A . '1 1 -' .V ' Q -- 1 ' A 1' 'f 125- 7 ' f- ', 55511 if- 4 - Y iv .. - A I 1 - 1 John Young Philip Young Roy Young Tereasa Barton JUNIOR SNAPS .x b wifi., . w,M.,,. , J 'sm ,2- Beep! Beep! There goes Sputnik during the Junior Breakfast. Agreat actor is born. . ff' an 1,9 ,f 7, ,wk-gq,.:,1g pi., zz ,sy 314 3-..1 3- ' - -, N: , , ,fffusu-. ii--,,. This year's class rings are better than ever! ls this Broadway? They could make such beautiful music together ? I as C? UIUIUIUIQQIIQ B l Class Officers: Steve Stotts, Vice President, Linda Short, Secretary, Gayle Blake, President, Mrs, Maxine Kelley, Sponsor, are satisfying their sweet tooth at the Poncan candy counter. SOPHOM ORE CLASS Q y xi, I Q, -3' c .Q 's'Ga-UT' 5 Jf t 6. N 5 -v an V 5 A .if 1 ax in v 'x A 'R' 4- , ,. A S. is y .1 ?f,'S-' 25:19. :A JS' . Fw, C , VL' .,--y , . ,Lx , Vw QL M x E n 'W-. sa.. -1 P X... M ti. . nb Barbara Adams Carlynn Adams Mickey Adamson Charlotte Anderson Phyllis Arant Stanley Arnett Sandra Ballard Ellis Barber Max Barnes Connie Bennett Linda Berger Dan Berrigan Della Bottrell Richard Bowman Judy Braden Elsie Bradley De Wayne Brady Sharon Breshears Mary Bridgeman Barbara Bronston Fred Brown John Brown Mary Brown Evelyn Bruder Norval Bryson Mary Burnett Billie Cagly Ella Cain Carol Carlile Richard Adkins Larry Allen Betty Jean Anderson Jim Backus Karen Baker Patsy Bales Betty Barry Sharon Batt Lois Behara Jerry Black Sue Blackard Gayle Blake Jim Boyd Don Boystun Peggy Brakey John Brandon Bonnie Breedlove Dean Brown Dorothy Brown Floyd Brown Norvell Brown Otis Brown Lenna Brownfield Jack -Burnside Beverly Burright Susan Burrows Cathy Carroll Wyatt Carruth Jerry Carson I g 91 13: -f g,' Y '-'Q' S HL vu,- , in . tl' 53 ,Ei l 1 K 'K . , . .,. .eff . E, X A jB X IN V 'P' rant . 5' 4 P sg ..,- . wt? P W IBN-sq i l it 4 9 , , ' .js 33952 u, x,.i, N r f V m 5. Q.. , sw N . re:-ff ' 1' '- . ,. 'V 'ii Q. fa 1 1'-1 N54 HA W., I Q fa A Q. l 5 , Qi J . - fha' 4- . ,, C- A S f -w 'Q 'Y Connie Frame Wayman Frederick fx i Q-3' . V24 -21 vp ' ' I M F-fx NES? 3? Diane Francis Mark Frohligh , ,021 'G' 555' 'AH YI f X' .i N. 1.1.4 x 1 Johnny Franklin Glenda Ganz it X X -' 1 'MY if L, X -f:f'ffm'W, A , .ri , 1 - -vs J 57 Lge. Evelyn Gamer Gladys Garrison Q 1 3 A ,F '43 ' il- 4' av . . , fi Harvey Garrett John Garroune , fiaff-315 .B .F Milke Garrett Kal' Gass 1' 5 tina? . F f . 5' 3 . all Q, ' : v'. J Y 'Q' 'C G ,- P 'A ky il A -f, .. is Fm s .,y . WJ? . 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Ann NlCBriflC Dana McClung Linda Mcfflung Torn Mclunlcin Carol McKee Leon Mclaury Kent Malone Loretta Mann Frances Manos Diana Meeks Rodney Meeks Nancy Miner MaraLea Mitchell Ronald Moberly Morinda Moore Shirley Mullins Torn Murphy Bill Neill John Nesbit Allen Newlin Owen Nottingham Dennis Nuckolls Martha Nuttle Andren Overland Jerry Owsley Karen Padgett Gary McDowell Arlene McGaha Douglas McGiniy Linda Madderra Sally Maharney Nancy Maiors Janice Martin Kay Martin Max Martin Jay Miller Kent Miller Hugh Mock Judy Moehle Russell Moehle Hugh Myers Ludie Myers Ross Neely Deanna Ninemire Sonya Norman Sally Northcutt Gary Odle Ronald Ogan Hoyd O'Neill Mary Padgett FayeAnn Paisley .lim Parker V. , 'Ly Q - is . 's-s .f ' - g a I, f I is M ff Q 1 Q! l l ,r uf f i A I-. . ,la 3455 51' 45525 rl dai? 5 K WS? ag ' . V I I 1 l .12 I il rv F3 'vs f .- .11 Q-rs' V: ,Q 1, . asv'- Y'-n at '-Tw 1 N U 2 . .K J'-3 -c, EiQ.,Q-5-I . , g... gk R vsxlx'-, . NSF' Q I x 5 J tae Fav t at r r A L4 .fe l .. 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Y' .42 I' K5 J V , . if T' ,if . . ,R , . er e Q' GL '3 'n- , x- I fn f- ml Lena Parrish Donna Payne Wayne Pemberton Roleta Pettit it li- ,Y . - 'Q' John Patrick Bob Perdue , K i 1 i N X Arthur Phelps Franklie Phelps James'Phillips Lynda Polwort Jacquie Pomeroy Ray Postelwait Carol Presley David Price Diana Price Wanda Pruett Sarah Pull iam Ruth Ramsey Nancy Randolph Dale Raper Larry Rennie Milo Reno Frank Revard Bob Rogers James Romer Larry Rosborough Jon Rowe Larry Russell Joyce Rust Leon Schlosser .Joy Scott Linda Scott Jolene Phillips Tom Pickens Joyce Pilkington Patty Potter Gracie Poulter Gary Prather Robert Price Sharon Price Beatrice Pruett Bruce Purser Karrol Ramsey Victor Ray Roscoe Reed Bill Rennie Janice Richardson Linda Richardson Jane Riney John Roth Clark Round Duane Rowe Harley Rutherford Ruth Sanders Lila Schafer Les Secrest Jacque Sells Bob Shaw J-,N it tr dit' vtbtw J W' we 1 43- 1 4453-Ei t 'fi H' , 112 E f 22 J it I-3 f' . . eff ,a-Q, , 'FN 1 I 5 bg? 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' ar? s x ,W ,Ja my f A '-'X l Allene Sherard Jim Sherron Carolyn Shields Jeanne Shriver Carole Sills Carol Simmons Tom Smith Janice Spears Virgil Spurgeon Steve Stotts Melba Stout Mary Strandberg Donna Stubblefield Vance Swaim Chlodene Taylor Eugene Taylor Paul Taylor Kathleen Thomas Lewis Thomas Teresa Thomas Tom Thompson John Tindel Jerry Tracewell Ed Ulrich Frances Vannest Sammy Ventris lrvin Walser Lucinda Ward Naomi Warren Leo Shook Linda Short Geraldine Shoup Adelene Smith David Smith Sharon Smith Charles Stewart Judy Stockton Jay Stolper Phyllis Streeter Tommy Stroup Pat Struble Richard Swords Bonnie Taiclet Marilyn Thele Carolyn Thiele Cynthia Thomas Ethel Thompson Jimmy Thompson Kay Thompson Sarah Tucker Thalius Tucker Don Turner Paula Walker Sharon Waller Rena Wallington Mary Warrior Leon Washington Frank Waters y Y. N vu L: ' -. H. .v -on ! can li if 1 in 4 k' . ,KK V . 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Q -' I - , A .1 Xl Ji I Vit A ' - - 1+ Z ' 5 x . I Y 15 : .J EQ I I . A I Q -.. . Q ll :J ' I gi . if .gp N we ENTERTAINMENT PLUS! Cutting it up in the sophomore assembly. .nn qi o Y L 5 5 1' 9? 3' gf. iisis . Q Ly Y- P f, 8'- gr' ,,, fa ...- in-3: YQ .- L ffaisi, gr-Q gs. iq, in ,Ov Y fx Ji , N 5 1 lurid -.-. JQU' 5, h f. , hy :M X. 5, FOOTBALL QUEEN gffvf -' ,- xx M 3 Liqyf L..-JE g DONNA MCFARLIN BASKETBALL QUEEN ff- -' f A v-.J 'ff . uh., x, 'ix I T. , ni ' P' 'T ,,, ff f SUSAN TROWBRQDGE BAND QUEEN ,.- NATHA SCHRINER ORCHESTRA QUEEN Qi WRESTLING QUEEN 3' A 4 , ,Q .Q -Mil? rv' f 1-an-W? ROSALIE xemrgz VICKI ALSTON yin . E kf. D , -71 . .. , . . . 1' xv -, hifi' 'z HODGSON PAT SPRING SPORTS QUEEN X LELA MARIE HASTINGS JENIFER ROWE F.F.A. QUEEN 145. ,gil ,Z . L:l.L.., 11,1 '16 DARLENE PENNY MORGAN T. AND I. QUEEN 1. 6 LVL ABNER in 1 R i. E 'V v SMX Q. gtk! 5 3 f T.- M 1 49 GERALD HOEPHNGER DAWD FREDERICK K, Mx X ' w 9. x y , '3 . .Y K . 1, 2 I V :Fi- li I fi -k 'Q .fy lf . . 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DECEMBER PAT LENHART JOE LEONARD FEBRUARY JUDY FISHER LARRY FISHER . H , ' if . . - 'gf ' f H A , X, .J X,., M, F UM,-WMMw..',f,:g ' ing into the New ver underestimate the power of a banana Oh! Well, i1's all in the family. 1 JANUARY HELEN HORTON JOHN KIRCHENBA UER MARCH ' D R 1 I V' WU. MARTHA Q 5 ll y - PHELPS JERRY CROSS About th i's own little Rain-dears! tion! APRIL JOANNE ER WIN TED GARTEN MARY DEPT, X v A r. N : T'x ' si l 1 . :lf A 'x - 3-5 + s xl r ,O A fi'-L SIHITEW N9 y Dad let me use the family car tonight. fv A MAY ANITA BOTTOMS DOUG WILSON D.A.R. GIRL The Daughters of the American Revo- luation chose Donna McFarlin as the D.A.R. Good Citizen of the year. De- pendability, service, leadership, and patriotism formed the basis for her qual- ifications. The faculty selected the out- standing citizen from three girlslnomi- nated by the senior class. DONNA MCFARLIN ' V f x W 2 Qs I .3 QL- x 1 ?wi'?f:f fi. -af -g,f'3'fLT' U , ,,11W:.fa ff 'L 'Q . 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A , 1 1 V E' v 4. ,--. as rv- fs, - SALEE AWARD The Salee Avvarcl, founded on the basis of personality, scholar- ship, and other various achieve- ments, is presented each year to the outstanding Sophomore girl ancl boy. They are GAYLE BLAKE STEVE STOTTS Y- 'D-. 3 T s Q:-i r ., s LK.. Vw 1 I5 ff.. Q4 '.,f5, .L - nu, 'f f, .,.o--.fig ' , .rf , .g, fsH.w.bL V , ,A-5'-1.,v Lu, Q , , nw . v f -If - ' . . gr: : j- ,Qs 1 s , I F .0 F Iv 'v-.ri , ,.. ., 4'., f.l,., .m -1, N- -' s , J,-K ' 1 ..qn.1,, rf, 15,5 .r'.w.. 3' Aw'-!?f.,.. ,ah Aly., .v-., Pl 2 NONAMAKER AWARD The Nonanmlxer Avvarcl pre' sentecl each year to the ootsfancl- ing Junior girl and boy. Personal- ity, scholarship, and many other achievements have nteritecl this honor tor LINDA DAVIS MIKE JOHNSON 6 'Vi A 9-L-,N I' QKNWA Q s .... 'fu A.A.U. W. GIRLS Back row: Mary Louise Searcy, Connie Burke, Donna McFarlin, Helen Horton, and Susan Trowbridge. Front row: Anita Bottoms, Joanne Erwin, Corinne Carpenter, and Mary Catherine Hale. HONORARY ENGINEERS Tom Donovan, Wade Johnson, John Blankenship, Mike Luntz, and Tom Goodwin. Nor pictured: Willard Beran A XXX, k X X I Back row: Marvin Cox, George Moore, Charles Drake, John Taylor, Bill Walker, Wayne Hadley, Bill Johnston, Kemper Lain, Harold Helrnbrechr, Doug Wilson. Front row: Ronnie Eifzen, Jerry Cross, Fred Archer, Tom Goodwin, Jerry Spray, Herb Bias, Gordon Edwards, and John Yeaman. TRADE AND INDUSTRIAL BAUSCH AND LOMB STATE AWARD AWARD ' VICCI ELLIS FRANK WATERS -fc? ,A A, D- ..- L. .213 H, 1'j4iv:,zf fn, ,. C7 G? ' P GIRLS' STATE Susan Trowbridge, Mary Billings, Vicki Alston, Patsy Shaffner, Alice Grisso, Joanne Erwin, and Jackie Newman. BOYS' STATE Back row: Bill Whitlow, Bruce Wyatt, Harold Helmbrecht, Jerry Cross, John Snyder. Fronr row: John Yeaman Kemper Lain, George Moore, Laile Landauer, and Gordon Edwards. i 3 ll F X. T lf i 5-. fs .1 UKAHYJ V M- 45. - Niki , -11-Y ,..ir'MlX .Q -Q I' ,3- QELAEQQA-T .,.:n, X L ' 'Q' 4 ,ya s :IQ 'Fl 2 iinl 8 :E .Y 1 1 A ?Ql , A 7w ' W ' I AV at . is ' -nl- , 1 N I U h N - , :ia 53 giii .E 51.5 ' 'fi-G72 . vi 'S M., ftp ' -nw Y 413 5-llllif v .-55 52 AW IE Qi! LQ? L.. 'N il :H E23 3' 1-:mf ,. - V Head Coacli EARL SULLINS THE MEN BEHIND OUR MIGHTY BRAWN SCOREBOARD Assistant Coach ALLEN ROBSON e They U. S. Grant 6 13 Guthrie 6 O Stillwater 13 20 Bartlesville O 13 Chilocco 20 O Cushing O 35 Enid O 7 Arkansas City 6 13 Perry 12 O A-+V-.- 4- Blackwell 13 7 ,. , ., in 7 -A -4 C Y - . V , A, I -1, f-qgf. , q,f , ,. . .V,.A., ,.v.,,, A M A ' .-,.. -rs Hvjgqjrlv-. ' 2 , .testis -ff tl' ,.ta1-'- -' -'ir - '- '7 A-if' gi-we - 'Tit vw- FRED ARCHER, Halfback WAYNE HADLEY, Guard Co'Captain Co-Captain Ganz C64J, Bristow f3Ol, and Futch l22D move in for the tackle as McClellan C125 covers his U. S. Grant opponent. ,. kg 'WR' um., JV JOHN BLANKENSHIP Halfback DON BRATTAIN Halfback wwfi LARRY GANZ Tackle The WrldcaTs of T957 58 frnrshed The season wnTh a rec ord of four wxns and sux losses AT The begmnung of The season The Team made a good show :ng agalnsT sTrong opposmon bUT The upseT came when The caTs galned ouTsTandlng v c Torles The lasT Two games of The year Resulf Po H1 once agann possessed The Downs Meek fooTball Trophy whlch had been won The year before by Black we A asf ,. . ..-Q N.. . x iw-2' Ririg R, I..- fit. Lp 'Ph U ', . S Q . -Ul- 'c a. 'Q.-Ll,-.. . .- ' i- FRED BRISTOW End VGC' HAROLD HELMBRECHT Quarterback . -I . 1 ' . , ' -, , V --xx r . .x T ' - - Y h l .Q . a.1w-,vsfmss , . T4 f' --w-.g T' , 15' ' . , .f, ,gg .. S. , ' HARLAN KIZER, Tackle JOE MCCLELLAN, Halfbaclc PAUL MQENANY, Guard ' - -cr .. . -. -:Q ' -' x . I . Hx- .Ax-A ' - 41 . '- -5--.A A 1 , ' 'f' vi-1? f ,I . , ,. . , .Q ,X F GEORGE RIVES, Fullback CLAYTON BAIN, Halfback ALL CONFERENCE LARRY GANZ HAROLD HELMBRECHT HONORABLE MENTION FRED ARCHER FRED BRISTOW JOE MCCLELLAN - - -A . 'LAL-Av-, ip. ilk.. . -1 v 'Y ' i ' Q - --.o - 'Q i-, ' ' 'V 2 ' M , J ' - wp'f,..- - ' v y . ' . . . i5:'?s--ff ',m,2'.-i-'5- an SHELBY EUTCH, End 'Hahn- mx-S W mf. wx-:iff CHARLES GALBRAITH Tackle GAYLE HALL End 6' 'M 1 .af'i'? S 'EA 44 mi ir- f 97 'mfs-lt: Iwi? - ,an W 'X 'fm GA gf-.. MALCOLM KANADY Tackle JOHN KIRCHENBAUER Fullback GARY KLRCHMEYER End I 4.1 4 nh A-lu u ,Haig MAX LUDWIG Guard C H SIMS Guard DON TIMBERLAKE Center fit X- 4 9 fkjg kc, -up ,X X 4. S, .f Q-xJx lx X X--41 3' -49 Av +- JOHN YOUNG Tackle vhs X 1 V M1 UUM R 15. 11x Aus Ax Hs!!! 5 B SQUAD Top row Crowder Albers Streeter Hernandez Collnns Cody Myers Shelton Garruoit Manager Second row Hams Marim Jack Phelps Siolpher Moehle Brovsn Johnson Cook Third row Coach Siangeland P LeCIanr Knncy Lee Forcum Phrllnps L LeClaur Jameson and Coach Cassmgham Nor shown Cookson Davenport Nofhngham Hrll 1 1 V' ' . . , I Y 1 n fv -1 wl V ,Y . ' -I V lf . ,W V-anna' It H ugh L1 .tn H ,v - ff., , h , . KH' VQIHTX ' '-.L A' , lf . .. K V , 4 I A A .I i' , Y. , ,6,.x ,mm A., , - 'I foci. 4 , i A fx. hs. - - fm --. . , - 'tw' ' A , as ' fi e I' i 5 A .w,,.,'l vu, v V 1, 45- A V , E - . . I I ' K . ' I x 1 ' . ' 5 ez .r ,.,?,tw C . Q . 1 .Q ,5 of ' A 'I .r ' A .,., ar, - 'f ' . pN.x, f an , 5 . ' B A , 'T si 1, ',, !.,l'f'5 ,A 4 in -.qrqg ' , , , ,fs 'pq -' , - I -Q' N W 17 , 5 ' 1 - , X , . ' .H 4.QQy31+ 7 - X - ,IQ , jf ' ' ' ' Qui, Q 'K ' V , ,Q sin rx. .- , 3,9-' . . . . 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I I ' LETTERMAN 1957-58 Q7 HAROLD HELMBRECHT Guard JOHN TAYLOR Guard w-J KURTE HUDSON Guard BILL JOH NSTON Center VVILDCAT SEASON December l December l December l January January January January January January January January February February February February February February February March l 4 7 Entd A ya Bartlesvnlle Wunfuelcl Cnnlocco Blackwell Gutbrue Perry Stillwater Arkansas Cnty Cushtng Cbulocco Gutbne Blackwell Stnllwater Perry Cushing Enld Arkansas Cnty 1 'W' MARVIN COX Forward 'Q-Q BOBBY MEYERS Guard Q41 BlLL WALKER Forward 'Q 'Y B LL EATON Guard O . 3 I . 7 ' 3 . . ' fo 1 7 ' ,,, to 4 ix J, ' - 18 ' X 1 ,..' Q1 , F L A 'xx 24 ' lu, A T l k 28 ' lk 31 ' L L I ll lil ' l8 , 21 ' 25 ' 1 'Y nh! 13 - l x X J ' f -J J E A 'A . sl . I -- ., 1 lt , , , ,.s, My J ' ' A A eg at t'l,off . , ly A rl F 'A rv , 4 1 L 'F 'F I . IS , X X ' fx ii., lx L' A ' ' ' . tif' A ' V, Dv' .A ag - H .fe f as J - 1 A JI. , f I , X i 32 1--. P' 51 ef: K WRESTLING The wrestlers scored high in team competition this year. At the regional tournament, four boys placed: Doug Wilson, Richard Curns, John Kirchenbauer, and Malcolm Kanady. At the state tournament, two boys placed. Doug Wil- son, at l2O pounds, took the state championship and Richard Curns placed fourth. A SQUAD' Coach Peninger Holmes Hull Jackson Wilson Cortwri ht - 1 1 f 1 1 9 Head coach Grady Peninger and assistant coach Gordon Stange- Rein, Student Manager Hardy, Coach Stangeland, Leaman, Curns, Brush, Kirchen land. Opponents Rogers Webster ,S Blackwell Central 7 Douglas Stillwater ..s,s, Blackwell Chilocco Perry s . bauer, Wyatt, Chamberlin, Dodd, Smotone, Kanady, Spencer, Sims, Fisher. '-gl XV1 We They f-.2 ,. , 719 15 30 5 25 9 .12 20 ,, ,, ,26 6 ,, S20 ll , ' .13 24 'S' ,, ,-40 O .,,...ll 22 E? 5 vb! , vt' 31 gi 'K QFF5' PWC 'il Coach Peninger, Yeaman, Holmes, Hull, Jackson, Wilson, Cortwright, Rein, Wyatt, Chamberlin, Dodd, Student Manager Hardyg Garret, Smotone, Curns, Brush, Kanady, Spencer, Kirchenbauer, Sims, Fisher, LeClair, Coach Stangeland, Lechtenburg, Lee, Galbraith, Nottingham, Malone, Reneau, Cookson, Moehle, Secrest, Howe, Davis. on 0' I Y V x. lk fi Q , A I' WILDCAT NINE DEFEND THE DIAMOND BILL EATON Piiclwcr JOHN YOUNG Caiclwcr JERRY CROSS First Basc LAILE LANDAUER Second Base DON BRATTAIN Sliori Siop LARRY FISHER Third B050 FRED ARCHER . Oulfield KEN SHERRON ,, , Ouifield C, H. SIMS , , Oullield i, Coach Q QL , ,-,z,,wf. , -: E'?f'f-iii.-...E - ATF' ft ' ?R S 1. h 5 2 .X ls 'r X CIITF Earl Sullins, flanked by capiains Jerry C PERRY CHILOCCO STILLWATER GUTHRIE BLACKWELL CUSHING , PERRY CHILOCCO , STILLWATER GUTHRIE BLACKWELL , CUSHING TEAM-Back row: Don Brattain, Bill Eaton, Jerry Cross, and Larry Fisher. Front row: Coach Earl Sullins, Fred Archer, Laile Landauer, and John Young. Nor pictured: Ken Sherron and C. H. Sims. ' I ross and Don Bratrain. , March 18 March 20 ,, March 27 April I , , April 3 , April 8 April IO , , April I5 April 22 r. April 24 April 29 May I uiqnr, GK V W K . 2 :fer ,imair va of 'fi- ef' 3' -.awry .f 'Z' 7' M H7 MEMBERS Frrsf row Couch Stangeland John Blankenshtp Harold Helmbrecht Wayne Hadley Jerry Beshears Clayton Bam Phulltp Kuncy Malcom Kanady Secord row Gene Claxton Charles Spauldtng Jerry Lee Roy Hackly Jerry Medley J C Davenport Mark Frohltch TRACKSTERS TAKE TRIUMPHAL VICTORIES Our track season was one ot the most outstanding features nn Po Hu's schedule of sports The tracksters turned up the cunders thus year vvnth all the qualltues ot a good team Thetr sportsmanshnp was exerclsed throughout the year They were ably led by thelr coach Gordon Stangeland and thetr cap tann John Blankenshrp C93 N l l Coach Gordon Stangeland and Captasn John Blankenshtp 'S ' fl tl tl' J .Y- t. , I . . fi VA -n o - ,gf - . f- , ' f . . z,,g, ,, W. if L Y-if 1 ' -'E '33 l . , ' i 1- f5f 3':7 'f' 'V g , V, 1 , ,, ya C1 W ., 5 . --fn , 1 'WM A ' Q F if' , , I Q . , , . ' 3 - I , 1 ,A ,. 1 It X 0 1 ,, y AM, - V 1 AU V, 21- f . - X- ,V , . V , A 4 g ,,e..-7!'-...T , ,pw , , 4 -- ... sa ,-i,-1 A H, .4 QSA--V' f-PF W? gi, 'Q. 3, E .S N V A ' ' - - F 4. 'i 414 l 5 '. ' B x Q ' . I 1 . 1 e l if, ' :ffl ., 'f i I i 4 r , 'sag In 4 , 9: X A , .Q g n I 1 Q 9 l l L J' t ' 1 ' l l J K. 1 A ' ' 'I ,fi K, 'X we V 5 . - , ,A A h . ,, y I fi , .., , , U V 1, , . X I V - I A .Q X V . X ', . It C I-I ' g Y ll 1 U J J 'J E I . I , ' 5 J . e 'V QQ 'Hx' 1 Q e . x i 1 -I . . A - . N ,.. X J W! 'VllG.4 'Wind' 1 Harold Watson Phullup Carson Steve Stofts Don Timberlake Dean Sfagner Coach Burton and Captain Dean Stagner TENNIS Wlnfleld Gufhrne Barflesvzlle Ark Cnty Barflesvllle Ark Cnty Wanfnelcl Guthrne Tennns Tournament 'fy' i TENNIS SCHEDULE March 27 Apr: l Aprll 8 Apr: ll Aprl 15 Aprll 22 April 24 April 28 May2 3 i .Q Q. 9 -gy l -4 1 -v 'W' - '3 T7 ,- fl. I V E ,. Q, , 2 ll ,Q-5 W . YW ll If A, 5 s 1 x . U W 'G 'J 4, 4 .. iz? ', 'ff M S argl., if jf-'Lt' AA if Tl - A ,A 1 ' . 55 6 5 . .i .a..-.mai 4.1-4 :3 -5355? - ,g,f,,.N , A MEMBERS Flrsf row Kemper Lain, Bruce Glover, Terry Rozell, Kurte Hudson, Bill Parker, Second row: 1 Y 7777.757-Y V V 77777777 Y VY .I . HWY mm .I mn ,,,,, , ,, , I 1 A : f f V f 'N ,. T' MEMBERS First row Coach Cassmgham Danny Morgan Bull Hodges Jack Hardy Larry Jones Second row Phullup Swnger Glenn Hunier Norvell Brown Dale Breedlove Shelby Fufch GOLF GOLF SCHEDULE Ark Cnty Enid Bartlesvllle Em Ark Cnty Guthrne Perry State Golf Tournament W .4 ...J---,Ma sl ' March l3 March 19 March 26 Aprll 9 Apr: Aprll 23 April 23 April 30 May l Coach Alvln Casslngham and the Co Capfams Dale Breedlove and Danny Morgan K RX.- lx 1:3 - , W L e 5.- f ,,,', 'd oooo.,o .off .lfffffffffffffe- ' Bartlesville 7 E Y ,. April 14 ' .,,V,,,,, W ,,,,,,,-,,,.,-,,, , 'l 16 Z . 5 .Q - 1 J 1 a 2 : 6 9' , -my ' 'Qi ' 5 .. D 3' - 3' CD 9' EL 'L Mu Q Il.. 1 llgglii, fl. .ll- lg..l... l.:lg.. T'u:'u Eg ll, i-ll. Q-in us' ily' Minuei or Charleston? GIRLS These girls are on the ball! -. ,si-. , '- :if-.Q SPORTS Hold that pose! -'YZT' Follow the bouncing ball! Under the direction of Mrs. Velma Mitchell, stu- dents learn the importance of a healthy body as well as a healthy mind. By entering into daily cales- thenics and other vigorous sports, students find that they have profited from the experiences in sports and teamwork. Girls' Sports include such activities as basketball, softball, volleyball, badminton, table tennis, and kick- soccer. These activities play a most important role in the daily curriculum. Po-Hi life, very strenuous! Q12 'iv Q Le 0 J In f! 1 1 4r'al. C x F ir.. ggpqiuuig p'cuuuQ-assume'-M. ll l ,Six X '45 Q i ,W Q .Ms '-.5 L., s. Q C Q Q -w-I 5 3 SEPTEMBER --vu.,-. I. The magazine drive always proves profitable. 2. The animal staff was relieved to see that first cleadline mailed. 3. Hope Kemper didn't fall asleep While Laile conducted a Student Council meet- ing. '. gy '--N ,jfH,':,?3 655- 1, . ,zffw K . Lt2P,ieu 'Mrs 5'6- . :-iv-:---at-JK?-'WP sfia-foxy! N . K fwtss- 'E'-af-B , 'K fi'Ilf'i P 'ff W ' 4 WF - we in n. . -,..i,.'g1g.e'a-.'B .sf .2 .5 S f:. r-V-mfifpflfrcif ge jfs- . ,psy 1 :frm-' .,5-.Wal - . .vw z-x:.w,f,. .i -Q5 ,-. ,y4..: if - iff 'ug 'if 3 EfgQ2. ' 'ilili V ,ffiffr , .M If 6 '77 1' ' yy., ' .I 3 . 'E . fx FSF ' si , 4 . A. What a solemn occasion the installa tion of homeroom officers seemed to be. 5. Sophs get their first look at Po Hi he x X Y E..-fm 1 I: T' ,f n 1 1. At back to school night parents find out what we do. 2. Smiley comes in to help at the U. S. Grant game. 3. Natha made a mighty pretty band queen. OCTOBER .i 2 . .exe V . Vg, ff' 58 fs- 4. The cheerleaders get things rolling at the Enid pep rally. 5. Po-Hi's quiz kids smile forthe birdie. 41. IU-J ' it, , mm l-'A livin comms BURKE 5xX 131, ?' rx K fam ,. ,-,,,c ,-4:21 1 Q I 'U A if .f 5. M 13 ' N1-if , F' f P J ,,, - 45,9 -. ., -- Z... .ff TW rs -WA' Q3-, Q Q -52 5 qi' '2 ' f ' i 2 fwvgwvv- ---A-an-gg, . Q sr DECEMBER I. Mr. Anderson seemed as excited as the band about the trip to California. 2. Who wears long socks? . . . We wear long socks! 3. Mrs. Beaubien's class is hot on the trail of Macbeth. 4. The sophomore boys portray the real story of Julius Caesar. 5. Candid shot of a typical classroom . . . What, no notes? l 2 ' . I .2 , 3 e ,...s.4t' A A as 5... xt 54 JANUARY RESOLUTIONS FEBRUARY I ii, qs- Yi? 1. Let's practice the coronalion lust once more! 2. Franz and Mr. Leathers converse in German while Linda listens helplessly. 3. The Juniors had fun planning the Silver Anniversary Ball. 4. The voice of WBBZ brings you ihe Po-Hi Program. Come now, George, ir's not that bad. 5. Ma, Pa, and all the kids campaign for Po-Hi's shyesv guy, Lil' Abner. A K Ei Q, S 3 'IRB .bi 5 MARCH 4,4 ,.i V X l. The home living classes turn domestic. Boys sevving??? 2. This old iob of editing the Cat Tale can sometimes get you down. 3. Barnaby practices a dip in the drink at rehearsal for Babes in Toyland. 4, Future fashion models, Martha and Marky, exhibit their ability. 5. Our fleet-looted boys get an early start for practice on the cinder track, NOW SHOWING x X 'Q 'Bm 'fit' -5 1 in J8- . K li2l6ilQTg5 Ms E.. x APRIL I. Baseball practice was temporarily postponed by wet rain. 2. The senior girls practice for the tea, Rather iolly, elm what. 3. Tom, Jeanne, and Keri get their skis ready for the lake and summer fun. A. Rubfa-dub-dub, two Commodores and an admiral in a tub. COklahoma's navyj 5. Po-Hi's outstanding artists display their painting abilities. ,X fx - 'S 11 I 'BA 'I C v ' mf? i FAMILIAR SCENES Going our way? The privileged few get to eat, The rcsf oniy get to sniff. This is me only time anyone ever saw Harvey in the flesh, We know ail the tricks of the Trade . . . and Industry. Po-Hi's honor winning cheedeaders, fin actior1?3 . ,. o I I --v--ss-1 MARKEUNG ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FROM THE STAFF the black gold of the Mnddle West' Few modern cntnes or towns nn Oklahoma depend on onl productnon as does Ponca Cnty Thus we feel that nt ns only fnttnng to dednfate thns years annual to thns local nndustry whnch has added 50 much to our communnty and state We the staff contacted the Contnnental and Cntnes Servnce onl compannes nn June T957 to get permnssnon to photograph thenr varnous departments as layouts for the years break pages Both Mr Robert Bosworth of Contnnental and Mr Howard Shepard of Cntnes Servnce have been most co operatnve and we want to express our apprecnatnon to both of these men and thenr em ployees who have helped us produce thns years Cat Tale Of course FO yearbook would be complete wnthout a cover and we feel that thns years cover ns our best yet We cannot take the crednt for the photography of our onlweln In he 5ernnCentennnal edntnon of Oklahoma Today one of our staff members found thns pncture of a typncal Oklahoma sunset reflected behnnd one of our many onl wells However the photograph a colorful descrnptnon of our theme nmmednately gave us the ndea for our cover to complete the onl progress motnf We soon learned that Mr Ross Cummnngs Oklahoma Cnty was the pnctures photographer Much to our surprnse we were nn formed nn a letter from Mr Cummnngs that he had attended the Ponca Cnty publnc schools and that at the present hns mother Mrs Genevneve Cummnngs ns a teacher nn the Jurnnor Hngh School Mr Cummnngs was most pleased to have us use hns pncture for our cover and he nmmednately sent us the colored trans parency nn tnme for our October deadlnne Mr Cummnngs took our cover pncture on one of hns frequent trnps between Ponca Cnty and Oklahoma Cnty As he was re turnnng to Oklahoma Cnty one sprnng Sunday he was aware Guthrne the red rays suddenly flashed on a typncal Oklahoma onl well but as any eye can see the brnllnantly contrasted colors made the scene anythnng but common place beauty Mr Cum mnngs at once stopped hns car set up hns camera and snapped the pncture We are delnghted that he dnd because that ns the way we came nnto possessnon of the beautnful cover pncture taken by one of our former students We cant express our true apprecnatnon to thns alumnus other than to say Thank you Mr Cummnngs for benng most co operatnve nn lettnng us use your pncture Thnngs seemed pretty settled after we found our cover We systematncally snapped pnctures made layouts wrote copy and generally buzzed about meetnng our regular deadlnnes to the publnshnng company Mr Bob Burton our photography sponsor worked dnlngently wnth the assnstance of personnel of our local onl nndustrnes to fnnd pnctornal subnects whnch would depnct each nmportant phase of the onl nndustry Both Mr Bosworth and Mr Shepard helped us dnvnde our theme nnto these enght departments Mr Burton then found the subnects nn varnous departments of Contnnental and Cntnes Servnce whnch he felt we could best use as our break pages RESEARCH Modern scnence has played an nmportant part nn the progressnve onl nndustry Contnnental Onl Company nn Ponca Cnty has one of the most up to date research laboratornes nn the country They have recently added the atomnc reactor to thenr research department and thns gnves our local nndustry one of the few atomnc reactors nn the Unnted States By the way Raymond Waddelow pnctured on the rnght s a former Po Hn student EXPLORATION Snnce there ns so much we could say about the fneld operatnon of an onl company we have dectded that nt ns best for us to stnck to those operatnons shown on our second break page I A Cntnes Servnce employee carrnes dynamnte charges to what The Cntnes Servnce sensmnc crew plants geophones nn Sands where new petroleum sources are sought By studynng sound waves these men map underground formatnons for clues whnch mnght nndncate onl bearnng possnbnlntnes A sensmnc exploratnon party sets off dynamnte charges The shock waves are reflected on the sensmograph recordnng truck Contours of the rock layers help narrow down the search for onl A Cntnes Servnce employee carrnes a geophone to pnck up shock waves bouncnng off the rock layers These waves are made by dynamnte blasts and are transmntted to a re cordnng sensmograph These Cntnes Servnce employees are maknng sound studnes nn the marsh countrnes of the earths subsurface structure The evndence may reveal that there ns onl or natural gas under thenr feet PRODUCTION One of the nnost dangerous robs nn the fneld ns that of the onl rngger These men worknng on one of the Cntnes Servnce wells seem unconcerned about the danger of thenr rob MANUFACTURING One of the most nmportant tools of the onl nndustry the Cntnes Servnce catalytnc cracker acts nn the capacnty of breaknng crude onl nnto the fractnons of gasolnne propane butane kerosene and nts other dnvnsnons PACKING Cannnng onl ns a fascnnatnng process Modern machnn ery has allevnated much more power nn recent years, however one man ns always on duty to supervnse thns process The mechanncal gennus of the machnnery makes a colorful pncture as the Cntnes Servnce green and whnte cans run through the as sembly Inne TRANSPORTATION Much ol ns shnpped by l and thus nn Oklahoma an onl tanker car ns a common snght Sometnmes we fanl to notnce the pncturesque vnew of these every day snghts at Contnnental REFINING The sunlnght shnnnng on the snakelnke pnpes weaves a beautnful pncture for Oklahomas fnrst nndustry Much onl and gas ns refnned and carrned to farflung parts of the Unnted States by these strands of lead and nron pnpes at Contnnental Thns nndustry that has made Ponca Cnty what nt ns today touches more Amerncan Innes than one can nmagnne MARKETING The fnnal step ns naturally the retanlnng of gas to the Amerncan publnc In thns day and age the servnce statnon offers many servnces besndes gas and onl for the automobnle Such convennences for the traveler are clean rest rooms soft drnnks and frnendly conversatnon Many statnons lnke thns one owned by Barney Alston on South Avenue can be spotted nn almost every town nn the Unnted States and Canada Thus Ponca Cnty through nts onl nndustrnes and other servnces too has land nts phase nn the hnghway of Amerncan lnfe We can well be proud that we lnve nn such a thrnvnng and nndustrnous communnty whnch ns anded by Contnnental and Cntnes Servnce Mr Panne and Mr Anderson have already told us how these two compannes help us as students Thns ns our way of saynng Thanks It ns surprnsnng the number of actnvntnes that students engage nn each year Many of these actnvntnes we the annual staff couldnt attend personally so we engaged fellow students to take the pnctures and get the necessary nnformatnon For nnstance Lowell Brown covered the Band s trnp to Calnfornna for us Marlnn Harrns Mark Frohlnch and Arlnn McClendon also dnd photography work such as taknng and prnntnng some of our pnctures It would be nmpossnble for us to express our apprecnatnon to all of the co-operatnve students faculty members, and busnness men who have lent us a helpnng hand thns year Just let us say that we hope you fnnd the annual to your satnsfactnon, and are looknng forward to next year's CAT TALE, too Rnght now we are nn the process of blueprnntnng the 1959 CAT TALE See you then ns hoped to be a future onl well The Staff Oil , . . 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