Poteau High School - Potonian Yearbook (Poteau, OK)

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BOYS' GLEE CLUB The Boys' Glee Club is an organization that is a great favorite of the student body. The boys have worked hard to improve their harmony and' tone quality and are believed to be one of the best glee clubs that Poteau has ever had. The glee club won first in the Black Diamond contest and first in the District Contest at Durant. The Members are First tenors: Ted Donathan, Orben Baker, L. H. Gassaway, Tommy Tiner, William Earl Whisenant. Second tenors: Ray Embrey, Fred Pilkington, Bobby Tidwell, Boyd Saviers. Baritones: Wayne Weeks, Jack Watson, Charles McDaniel, John McClain, Frank Fortner, Johnny Blake. Basses: Tommy Boyd, Charles Bell. Paul Dane, Billie Burt Frazier, Jimmy Wilemon. The boys' quartet is composed of Tommy Tiner. Fred Pilkington. Wayne Weeks, and Tommy Boyd. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB One of the most outstanding organizations of Poteau High School is the Girls' Glee Club, consisting of thirty members. This year the Glee Club won the Black Diamond Conference and had as its objective to Win the state contest. These members make up the glee club: Sopranos: Pauline Keifer, Patsy Youmans, Betty Frank Young. Billie Joe Twyman, Marion Tuck, Billie Jeanne Stroud. Goldie Pilgreen, Faye Nored, Billie Kathleen Lyons, Jacqueline Kirk, Erma Hinds, Evelyn Fields, Helen Blankenship. Betty Jo Barnes, and Agnes Askew. Second Sopranos: Mary Morris, Montez Roberson, Kathleen Vaughn, Doris McKown, Louise Hale, Marie Harris, Mae Linkswiler, Wyllie Sue Harris. and Emma Jeanne Donathan. Altos: Allene Boyd, Marcille Babb, Melba Burton, Frances Goodwin, Inez Cuop, and Irene Shrum. The girls' quartet is composed of Pauline Keifer, Montez Roberson, Kathleen Vaughn, and Frances Goodwin, Page Thirty-four

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FUTURE HOMEMAKERS The Future Homemakers, the Junior Future Homemakers, and the Rural Future Homemakers, under the supervision of Miss Lula Beth Maxwell and Miss Josephine Inkanish, have carried out many successful projects this year. Members of the three clubs are: Goldie Pilgreen, Patsy Youmans, Elizabeth Kirk, Betty Frank Young, Joyce Bray, Mary Helen Blankenship, Allene Boyd, Billy Kathleen Lyons, Doris McKown, Lois Holton, Mary Sue Williams, Ruth Hale Gold, Frances Goodwin, Pauline Keifer, Montez Roberson. Beulah Clark, Billie Joe Twyman, Marion Tuck, Dewanda Qualls, Louise Whisenant, Billie Jeanne Stroud. Juanita Addison, Wanda Lou Babb, Fairlene Bullard, Betty Crouch, Louise Farrar. Mary Frances Gold, Mary Aleta Harrison, Madge Haggard, Gayle Harper, Loretta Kendricks, Lillie Mae Kilgore, Lora Lucille McCurtain, Patsy Meredith, Betty Mae Penix, Billie Pitchford, Jewel Nancy Stephens, Virginia Robertson, Wilmuth Sandlin, Nadine Schell, Gaska Summers, Dorthea Terry, Joan Turman, Reba West, Gayle Young, Mae Linkswiler, Werdna Johnson, Jacquita Beene, Jewell Barnhill, Susie Mae Burkle, Wenona Chester, Betty Dennis, Ivela Earp, Ruth Gibson, Louise Hale, Virginia Lee McDaniel, Viola Pierce, Eunice Qualls, Athabel Sinclair,Mary Lou Tucker, Hester Turner, and Lois Turner. FUTURE FARMERS The Future Farmers of America are under the supervision of Mr. Leroy Joyner, agricullture teacher. The boys who are in this organization like their work very much and have a lot of fun with it, too. At the beginning of the school year, Harry Frank was chosen president: Harold Chitwood, vice-president: Joe Paul Logan, secretary: Gerald James, treasurer: Billy Shuler, representative, Darrell Plummer, Watch dog: and Wallace Hoyle, parliamentarian. Other members are: Ray Anderson, Roland Blaylock, Willie Burden, Kenneth Butler, J.W. Connelly, Harrell Connelly, Junior Connaughton, James Crockett, Leon Davison, Golden Lee Dunn, R. L. Dooley. R. C. Daniel, Ray Embrey, George Robert Farrar, J.C. Greer, Harrel Goins, Preston Garrett. W. B. Hale, J. D. Hope, George James, Joe Lee Kidwell, Billy Jack Logan, J. D. Mc!-Xlister, Bobby Mitchell, Damon Puckett, Haskell Pate, Junior Richardson, Buran Scott, Dewitt Scott. Roy Shrum, T. J. Suggs, Neil Turner, Floyd Turnipseed, Rob Worley, Bobbie Worley, Leo Webb, and Euen Wickham. Page Thirty-six