Pryor High School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Pryor, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1949 volume:

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Kiln you AQl'fflVlg .sax-Jiri' yfl: If ynulrc um, wa' will go un, Num rim 1,1 tba lrlzzif :pot for .1 wuation. wl1r'If1z'fyuru'fdL'0r1tc'Paflmu' fn' fljhlhg, hunting, boat- ing, xuvirnming, or 1vicrl11.'k1r1g. UQ' lwupf' you wxlf get ilu' romjwxruon we are trying to malw lfrtwcen our uavious .school actiuitir: and tin' tyluzr of rnveatrons on Grand Lake. s 'Y MT-K 4, -ng . ,, SHE ' K -1 ew A 4. W ..Y- 'Y-'D C0l'ltelltJ Booic i. . ful: lic-hold our Gratle Sthool' This Pictiircsquc pin of architecture houses thc first five graclu, l course, the tencliers. lr was constructed in 196 DEPARTMENT and FACULTY Pages I0 through zo BOOK ll. ,-ICTI VITIES Pages 22 through 32 BOOK Ill. SPORTS Pages 34 through 44 BOOK IV. STI VDENTS Pages 46 through 64 BOOK V. ADVERTISING Paes 66 through 75 Now least vour eves on another scene of P. H. unimportant place, the rear view ol school. but it and bus stop. This nina' seem au serves as playgrounrl If vou are one of those fortunate people that reacl, you may have deducted hy now that this is rlic High School Gym. H. it M e i u . 1 i Q1 4i-s P Q A P' iw., . . -. 4 To THE STUDENTS: The theme of this year's annual is vital to every student. It is one of the seven cardinal principles or aims of education. If, while in school, you develop a constructive use of your leisure time, you will find life happier as well as more useful. That is why your school encourages such activities as the High School Annual. with the hope that you may discover a talent for using leisure time, through the kind of recreation you like. GARLAND A. GODFREY Superintendent of Sclmaly .SZAOJ Em ,QA l3,5.ri 1 lt :A LYNN HUDSON EVERETT BATEMAN President Clerk Member QNM Q91 GARLAND A. GODFREY . CLYDE HUNTER ' Ni-B , Member X ' IS' . its - l LYNN Fuel Member FRANK HAIR Pictured D Suferintendent of School: Lrft to Right, Fmt Row-Lorenc Marlnee, Helen Ables, Gladys Sharp, Dannie Stripling, Betty Adair, Clyde Littlcford, Ioan laclcson, Margie Nicodemus, Emma lvlyers, Lee Roy Hatfield, Edna Haley, Geraldine Kelsey, Colleen lvlerrill, Florcne lvlarlncc. Second Row-Riralec Mullican, Gaynell Sutter, Wynema Ivlayo, Helen Winch, lunc Harrison, Donna Ruling, Betty Ables, Patsy Adair, loan LeMaster, Patricia Iohnson. Third Row--Ben Springer, Iolm Bewley, William Tyler. lohn Winch. ZOE DAVIS, Sfzonxof EARL D. LUn1.ow AND EMMALETTE COCHRAN, Co-Sponsors BEST CITIZENS FOR THE FIRST SEMESTER Oil OI' Ion li'l'HRlDGE HELEN WINCH HELEN ABLES LAWRENCE IOHNSON 'SH 6 'Z . l WYNEMA MMO IOAN l.ElVlASTER PATSY Amin GERALDINE Kmsitv These arc the foui' Seniors with the highest grades. From these will come the Valedictorian :md the Salutatorian. ur NATIONAI. HONOR SOCIETY OffFICIiRS-Gladys Sharp, Treaxurerg Betty Ablcs, Sccn'tary,' lolin Ravmond llcwlcy, Vice- fu Pre.via'enz,' Bettv Adair, President. i STATE HONOR SOCIETY Lffz ln Riglu, Fin! Row-Pat Burrus, Betty Adair, Gladys Sharp, Lorena fvlarlnee, Dannie Srripling, Clyde Littlcford, Flor:-nc Nlarlncv, Edna Haley, Bob Sanders, Pauline Mayo, Lee Roy Hatfield, Margie Nicoilenins, It-ancnc Brandlcy, Emma hlycrs. Shirley Hair, loan lnrkxon, Geraldine Kelsey, Colleen Merrill, Patricia lane Iuhnxun. Second Raw-Ritalee Miillican, Barbara Trotter, Gaynell Sinner, Wyncma Mayo, Helen XVinch. Iunc Harmon, Mi-llwa Sinor, Donna Rcding, Betty Ablvs, Patsy Adair, Ioan LeMaster, Third Row-Donald Adair, Ben Springer, lohn Bewley, Bobby Ioncs, Willard Tyler. Lrunarcl Cnnninghani. Iolin Vllincli. Q' 'ds at , X . E EMMALETTE COCHRAN Sponsor If you were to look in on the Home Ec living room any Friday, third hour, you would see a scene similar tu this. At this time all members of the Student Council meet with their sponsor, Miss Cochran, to discuss such issues as: Should P. H. S. have a pop-machineP g i'Would a Student Activity Ticket be advisable? g and Who will work at the Tournament concession stands?', So far the Student Council has been successful in all or their projects and have solved all of their Problems. Left to Right-Barbara Trotter, Gene Whitehead, Betty Wallace, Gaynell Sutter, Iohn Bewley, Arthur Lalvlan, loan LeMaster, Miss Cochran, Lee Roy Hatfield, Carolyn Carman, loc Langley, Geraldine Kelsey. .giuclenf Counci Pete is anxious to cast his vote in the Student Council ,- Omccrs. election. hven after lunch at the cafe- Dorothy, Gladys, and jerry are terra Ben and Bill seem to be having a hard time trying to hungry. decide which flavor is the best. 8 .- 4 . 4 'V l . A A USM-. -Q N Tn? 1- , itgiyl iz v' K. NRC: A w xii x-ja x 'Q DOROTHY BROWN English and Physical Education Pryor i year Tonkawa Iunior Collegeg Universitv of Oklahoma Degree: B.S. 1. Hurry, Iune, she is waiting for vour answer 2. Does Iva Dell's reading make it clearer? 3. Translate line iz. Lee Roy. ranafafing flue ark: -ii. RACHEL SETTLE English and Latin Pryor 6M years Central State College: sity of Oklahoma Degree: A.B. Univer- I. Well, here we arc, writing letters. z. Gosh, did you think that al paragraph could be so coinplicnted? 5. listening to records niukcs The Canterbury Talex more intcreiting. IUANITA IOHNSTON English Pryor 2 years East Central Stateg Oklahoma ASLM Degree: AB. 0 Fu 19 C? 7 ,J-..., HDNA BELL English .ind Annual ,J 'A Pryor 7 years Ohio XVeslei'aing University of Oklihoma Degrees. B.L., M.A. earning flue N Gflgg ragga i mfs .mf SAM AUBREY Pryor 3 years Oklahoma ASIM Degree: B.S. EMMALETTE COCHRAN Pryor 9 years Northeastern State Teachers College Degree: A.B., M.S. lt won't go seven times, Marietta. That's what the others have, Dorothy It must be right. What's bothering you boys? Solid Geometry? We bet Farol isn't thinking about Geometry. queuing flze GMA Q A, MILTON PHILLIPS 3..- Pryor 2 years Oklahoma A5llvl Degree: BS. ,-. '.. 1- - e Q IOYCE MCGAIJGHEY Art and Speech l'rvor r year Brennw College: Arkansas State Teachers College Degree: KA. 7-XG' EDWIN GOWANS Band fu f mx Pryor i year is Oklahoma Alillvlg Tulsa University Degree: B.M.E. Do you see where vour perspective is wrong, Shirley? 10 NV! 7 HELEN HAYMES lvlusic Pryor I year Bethany College Degree: B.M. Can rhnr be Panter with the serious look? Cerrv fL:idy Macbethj Dyer, ls lwlnrlow playing that right, Mr. Gowans? 'H-r R. D. IOLLY Science Pryor 5 years University of Oklahomag Oklahoma ARM Degree: B.S. You never can tell what will happen when the chemistry class experiments. 2. YVilma, can you think why it won't run? Did you know you could measure the arc of :i pendulum? Saihng on JJ20 XX' -42 .Fil DAVID MITCHELL Mathematics Pryor 5 years Phillips University Degrees: A.B., B.S.. lvl.A. 1 Wham is that ln the jar, Chief ? 2 Betty what tribe of Indians occupied our part of 3 Answer question 13, Shirley. hir' , Y 48,5 ' CARL CUNNINGHAM History Pryor I year Southwestern Institute of Technology Degree: B.S. FRED PARKS Commerce nnrl History Pryor 3 years Northeastern State College Degrees: AB., BS. ' 1. Future Secretaries- nm-m-m-ml 2. lame, is typing Something to grin about? 3. Ida Mae, this is shorthand! 4. The adding machine makes boolclcceping fun. emfin fine L -.' ZOl1 DAVIS Tvping I and II Prvor 8 years Northeastern State College an M Qi Degree: HS. --1 CARL FORD Industrial Arts Pryor 2 years 351 Northeastern State College Degree z B. A. mth J ,.-Q seq EARL LUDLOW Trades and industries Pryor 9 years Kansas State Teachersg Central State Teachers: Oklahoma A8lM l. Curtis, can you think of another occupation? 2. Bohhy, don'c look sn cletermined. l'm sure it isn't that bad. 5. YVhat can you make besides ash travs, lack? 4. Anyone can sec that photography interests Billie and Io. earning ur .ju W0 Degrees: BS., M.S. s T .Y XVILLIAM BRANDLEY Agriculture Pryor 4 years Oklahoma A8zM Degree: B.S. i. NVgn'nc :incl liis rcgistcrcml Ayrsliirc cattle. 2. Pere and Cowlnov's Brown Swiss cattle. 3. Lynn nncl l0linny's project: Holstein cattle. 4. W. and luis Grand Clmmpion Poland China Burrow. Wo .flaming roun -vt I 'eY ' . C Q -af - Ls -,A 'rl ?' Etta 'W' LE, ,IK , , ' I , pu l QW fqyr s .ub,k,. 'ln' . 'Y HOWARD TROGDEN Club Farmer -0 vrfv' uv' 7.5 4' -2: I. i 5 ll . i yi' -J MARY DUNLAP Home Economics Pryor 1 year Oklahoma ASIM Degree: BS. S I foil J: 4 3.- HELEN SHAW Home Economics Pryor 1 year R Oklahoma A8lM Degree: B,S. 4 if . They take home economics when they are real young-don't they? . Um . . . clon'r those cookies look good? . Oh-what an pretty Christmas tree! . Maryflin, be sure and get that hem straight. reloaring Lf flte jufure ff 2 EEETQE 'llllgjt l 1 19 fikihl Ui l illligif Q le to e- 5,5 lliasill . ll , , :, zul 05 Al. WATKINS Bus Driver Pryor 7 years eelaing very filing ,gjlnifaalzala Any last-minute instructions, Al? Gosh, so that is how they keep thc school so clean? I wonder if those buns arc a hint as to what wc are having for lunch? W.liw 4 ,K , 1 ..-4 VERNA HILLIN Cafeteria Prvor Q xcars ,xdcfiuified '41 ig' I3 Hand gfowing ur Qwn orn Left to Right, First Row-jean Brown, jimmy Sutter, Geraldine Stafford, Sara Samuels, Betty Wallis, june Boren, Betty Fisher, Earlvne XVarcl, Marlow jones, Bill Panter, Dorothy Butler, Farol Low, Merriam Godfrey, Sue Wells, Laura Maddnx, joan LeMaster. Second Row-Haskell Gaither, Wayne Boan, Mevadene Gwartney, Edna Pantcr, Lillian Byrd, Bobby Lawson. Steve Owens Neva Sue Bell. Third Row-Pete Cameron, janis Essex, Ruth Trindle, Bohhy jones, Dean Rial, Arthur Lahlan, Gene Paul Burke, Dick Cameron, jim Hadley, john Bewely. Fourth Row-Brice Wallis, Mary Richardson, jimmy Ted Sripe, Gayncll Sutter, jimmy jones, Leonard Windle. Barbara Trotter, Wanda McCarty, Bill Prob Moore, Don Hudson. Fifth Row--LaQuita Streeter, Wilma Bradley, W. Hill, Nlyrna Cole, joan Morgaii. Sixth Row-Curtis Hunsaker, Gladys Branstetter, Ritalee Mullican, W'ayne Snyder, Dorothy Wiley, Mark Richardson. The hand members who are not in the picture are: Hubert Brown, Dell Roy Guthrie, Blaine jones, Diane Koon, Kay Koon. Alice Logan, Mildreel Miller, Bill Mitcliell, Sue Morgzln, Royla Mnllican, jaclc Norman, Sara Stipe, Sue Williams. Showing off our coucrallr on Main Street. Stmtting our stuff In the Salma-Chouteau Mcmorral parade. 1' 1 M 'KX Twxrlzrx-Sue XVells, Laura Maddox, and oan LeMaster NM: are proud of the organization known as the Pryor High School Band. Why? Well, they took first place in marching ar Salina in the Chontcau Day Paradeg won Sroo prize money at the Santa Claus Pa- rade in Muskogccg Iimmy Sutter won first in twirling, Sue Wells won second in the Band Queen Race, and the band took third in marching there. 1 e 73.1.-,KAW sig, ff - f 1 - ff fy f owl o.,i r M, k . 1 if .3 s f .H Gi, Director-Edwin Gowans i. 1 N 1 ,eh I 1 , V' L L 1 '- Q-ff f 'fat-.. X fi 1 l 1',fln,ri.,.f vv.sC,'-Hari ..A.,'f. ,Q .gy ,Y r gs, Drum Major-limmy Sutter The band consists of 74 pieces. lr has made 28 public appearances, while small groups and ensembles have made loo. Pryor Band Day found 22 bands consisting of 1,200 members in Pryor. Gosh, doc.rn't our band look nice in formation at our new stadium? a Le CAA , A'..' Lf-li to Right, Frm Row-Marylin Vanclervort, Gerry Coats, Betty Christian, Mary Littlefield, Pat Austin, Gail Brundagc. Carol Williams, Lula Mae Moore, Donnis Ford, Opal Moore. Yrmnd Rniu-Patsy Eslcriclgc, Patricia Ann Iohnson, Shirley Elam, lean Curtis, Ollie Saunders, Arva lean Rainy, Vivian Simon, Farliuc Couatzcr, Edith Clayton, Anna Bess Stuart. Third Row-Naola Clow, lrene Steelman, Bohhie Chitwood, Leona McClellan, Wynema i Couch, Sue lfVilkes, Nita Hayner, Betty Conatzer, Louise Conatzer. Fourth Roni-Leona Saunders, Ioyce Iones, Sue Maltsherger, Iune Mercer, Louise Short, Fannie Stone, Carole Cunningham, Lavonnc Hoffman, june Vandcventcr, Agnes Rich- ardson, Georgia Bradshaw, Elizabeth Powell. U .Q 3- ,0 'X -4 prouicbng gnferfainmenf I A-, V Left to Right-Carole Cunningham, Pianist, Elizabeth Powell, Gail Brundage, loycc jones, l'at Austin. Left to Right-Carole Cunningham, Arthur LaMan, Roy Mercer, Bill Panter, Iohn Wincli, Datricia Ann Iohuson, Elizabeth Powell, Ioyce Iones. A Mus. HFLFN HAYMES Damn, , ,.,,, I ., Ocfeffe ian Left to Right-Dorothy Wiley, Pat lolmson, Gerry Dyer, Miss Ruth Hogan, Carolyn Carman, Nlarylin Vandcrvort, and Mary Littlefield. MISS RUTH HOGAN Registrar repairing flle Jaw l1fUorL Miss ywwira IOHNSTON. Lfbfmn . Z? I JQelaLng flue 0045 f ,S .F i '-1 'S ... ... . - .xr ' . ill Left to Right--Loretta Decker, Sylvia Green, Helen Wlincli, Ida liditli Troyer, Donna Manley, Iune Harrison, Margaret Heflin, Armilda Erwin, Gladys McLaughlin, Betty lnclcsnn, Geraldine Kelsey, Dannie Stripling, Patricia lane lolmson, Gliva Hill, Nina Lee Iones, Barbara Steffens, Mary Bergman, Ioan laclcson, Patricia Alnn lolmston, Emma Myers, Louise Cox, lwiiltlrecl Trimble, Viola Tiblbets, Parsv Aclair. Wx'ncn1a Couch. Q i , . i I Q , l I-i gg:- ' Ifootlmll Qnccn SUI? WIELLS .Srfunr 1'I.F..'l. Runnrr-I Ip MARY BIZRGMAN Sophomore Frnlrrnan l'40otImII Qurcn Run SHIRLEY HAIR nerklfp Frexlaman flnnual King and Queen Runnrrx-Up IACK HUTCIIINSON ANI? PAT IIIIRCI-IIf'I I' lx: QI -lb I Band Qucrn NIARY IIOIII .IN Fu-,vlvman eigning Sophomore and funior Footbaff Quan Rurxpcrx-Up IOAN IVIORGAN AND SHIRLEY TURNER 'F 1 Jnnual lung IERRY WATKINS Yemor lll0l 8I'l'le Annual Queen IOAN LEMASTER Sfnfof F.F.fI. Princes: MARY LEDBETTER Iunior Iunior Annual King and Queen Runners-Up Sophomore ,-Innual King and Queen Runners Up ELIZABETH POWELL AND TROY BRADLEY PAI I YE AUSTIN AND BOB LANDERS Vu if BOB EVERETI' PA I I Y E HELEN STANLEY ICCINS CANN D A INCH KINNAMON V 'QIZ D -. ,-. ny- ? 'X OPAL MOORE fa! Q' X 1 -fv- J WAYNE BALDRIDGE IAA ,gig ARTHUR LaMAN 'B' PAI I YE DIAL Axsixtant Editor LEEONIA CLYDE HELEN SYLBY NITA BOB McCLELLAN LITTLEFORD WATKINS I-IAYNER BROWN JUNIOR WILLIS '25 Ixfj ' Kg f' as JAMES DALE HENRY BILL JERRY HENRY BOOTH McDANlEL KEHN GOSS WATKINS HARRISON . I . I ' 'hx - :. 5 3 .2 4 -4 'buf I VIRGINIA R. EVELYN RITALEE TAYLOR FISHER WALKER BROWN LANGLEY MULLICAN WALLNER ig. C' - I 2 'Q C!! QQ -1, -ng ,M QV: ' , 'A - 1, ONETA IOY GERALD McNABB FLOYD KELSEY N A-qv -by ar- 'VP I v ' 2' HELEN WINCH 5' DONNA , , I , , MERRILL REDING HALL NICHOLS nnua fa!! , It 0- L Eu r if Editor EDNA BELL EARL LUDLOW Co-Sponsor Co-Sponsor BEN IACKIE GRAHAM MARYLIN BUD DORIS CURTIS SPRINGER ANDERSON WILLIAMS VANDERVORT HENSON TROUT HUNSAKER 42?- 'N' W' 'QTY 5-Q I I K b 5- 1 f' . 1 I f x lf ' ANNA WAYNE INA DELL ROY IOHN IO CLAYTON SHULTZ COLLINS WINCH GUTHRIE i,. ,, N 9 ,-2 4. .0 -if N 4 'W' I .I ,, 'xx 1 .pq ' xuv ,u ,I .4- ' - L' .LP fs,- If GUTHRIE . gk , ' I , , 29 --. 1 I if r. Ii Ei.-. I V - '.,.,gq+-we Q. SEl'TElN1l3ER: Here we go to the fair! The EEA. boys OCTOBER: The big moment has arrived. the crowning of seem to lac anxious to be on the way. the Football Queen? lg Moose a bit nervous? 5. F It N NOVEMBER: Everyone is admiring che pictures cha: were NOVEMBER: Ben Hcnnckc must have wld a funny joke on display during Qpcn House. the way everyone is laughing, since it's just before broad- ' cast time for Going to College. GfLnJar DECEMBER: Now what are these three up to? I imagine it'x trouble when these kids help to give a rollicking DECEIVIBERZ Mary Fox and Martha Richardson gre me performance in the lunior Play. Clowns of El Tm-cadorsj' 'X 4 W' i 30 Q I I 3! Aw IANUARY: Mi',aren't wc studionsl But then the study hnllv FEBRUARY: Looks as if Stanley cloesn't agree with the ncgn- .ire always quiet. tive team. For interesting discussions,let's attend the Delmte Club. lo MARCH: The Senior Play cast is bound to have their malce-up MARCH: The band seems to be real perky as they go march- on straight when Nliss lVlcGaughey helps them. ing along, led' by limmy Sutter. of guenfd APRIL: l-la-re we are treating our employers to the annual MAY: XVell, loolcie here! XVe are receiving our diplomns, and T. 81 l. Banquet. boy,are we proud! iii ii e sr - X l l t 4 ll 31 lm, LIBRARY CLUB: Dannie Sue Strip- ling, Prexidenzg Helen Winch, Vice- Presidentg Iunc Harrison, Secretary- Treasurer. F. H. A.: Left to Right, First Row-leanne Anderson, President, Anna Mae Roberts, President, Louise Willis, Vice-President, Shirley Hair, Secretary, Pat Wall, Treaxurerp Mildred Nuckcls, Song Leader, Betty Shearer, Parliamentariang La Vonne Saunders, Reporter, Pauline lvlayo, Historian. Second Row--Patricia lane Iohnson, Vice-President, Betty Wallis, Secretary, Carol Nvilliams, Treaxurerg Patricia Ann lohnson, Song Leader, Mary Ledbcttcr, Parlia- memarian, Norma Hendrix, Reporter. CL-A 0!kCel'6 BAND lim Ioncs, Vice-President: Bill Panter, President, Ioan LeMaster, Sccreraryg lim Hadley, Treamrer. STUDENT COUNCIL: loan Lelvlnster, Secretary-Treamrerg Lee Roy Hatfield, President, Carolyn Cunnan, l ice-President T. AND l.: Sue Wells, Vice-Presizleritp Marvin Curry, Presi a'ent,' Earl Belcher, Sergeant-at-Arms. li. l5. A.: Tommy Kating, Prexxdentg Lcstcr Charles, Vice- Prexizile-n!,' Cordon Gunn, Secretary, David Newcomb, Re- porterg Kenneth Kating, Treaxurerg Charles Newcomb, Sentinel. 32 am W 57' ff- Q HOWARD 1 HUNSAKER I Head Coach I DAVID INIITCHELI. an X flsxistant Coach SAM AUBREY Freshman Coach T ' ' A BILL ELLIS Senior - 4 years 6' zu- 203 lbs IERRY BOB BOB WATKINS HIGGINS SANDERS Senior - 3 years Senior - 2 years lunior -- 1 year -3' 1o - 155 lbs. 5' IIN- ISO lbs. 5' 9 - ISU lbs, THE Tiuians dedicated the new football field on Friday evening. October ISC, by doing tlic lIIlPOSSlblC. Tliey met and subdued a strong eleven from lvlizimi to tlie tune of Ll-ll. 'I-lie new field is located on State I-ligliwny 20 at the west edge of town. Tlic ten-airre tract of land was purchased by 'thc School Board late in 1947. flmflaf PRYOR l 8 PRYOR l 3 PRYOR 21 PRYOR I 2 PRYOR 6 PRYOR 6 PRYOR I 3 PRYOR 0 PRYOR 7 Euan I' ,un Q ' T111, SlAl7Il'M, cuiismxctcd of wood and stccl, mats qipproxiiunrcly 1,800 lu-oplc. lr is six ticrw high with Scare so constriictcal that thc lgins are given .1 good view of thc liclll from any place in the smncls. ilihc School llrmrd Pl.lllS to turn thc rcst of thc plot into il lxlschgill Al-OM iligirnoml. ililwy hope to hqivc it l't'.lLll' ln' basl-lull scnsoii. KATlNfi euiew lulwzi Central li G ulcx vc M 1.n1x1 i il-.1l1lcq1111l1 S1 llmm l Springs Vinim Nowaim l'.1wl miis ku Clan -imi orc IACK WHITISHEAD Supl icnii more-1 yum 6' 1 - 1811 lbs. J- , L IIM IONES Sophomore - 2 years 5' 80- 160 lbs. lr. by junior 7 1 11'.11' ii I,' 9 ---- 1611 lbs. L 0 7 IZ 26 39 0 Hill- I2 X Q CUSS Senior- 3 ware 13 5' 1o - 1641 lbs I9 'rAY1.oR 1oE WAYNE .t 1 141:31 XVALLNER ETHRIDGE HALDRIDGI2 l , , , SCIllOl'-2. ycnrs Scniorkj years lurlior-2 yum '. if .T,J', -- A , , 5' 9N1l5O lbs. 5' 11 - 150 lbs. 6' 1 - I76 lln. 1 A A 1 'fl Q I I l A SQUAD Third Row, Left to Right: Tavlor Wallner, Hobart l.ee, NVayne Baldridgc, Bob Higgins, Bill Ellis, 9 lerry Watkins, lim lones. Second Row, Left to Right: BARNEY Bill Goss, loc Ethridge, Trov Bradley, Rov Putnam, Bob Sanders, Dan Goss FOREMAN First Row, Left to Right: I i S0Pl'0m0'C -' I Year Dale lVlcCaw, Tom Knting, Barnev Foreman, lack Whiteliead, lim Long 5' 'OH' '80 lb5' Silby Garner. Q? 'Ir ufif ,Owing SILBY GARNER Senior - 1 year 5' l0H- 150 lbs. BOB TROY DALE ROY RUSH BRADLEY MQCAW PUTNAM SCI1i0r - 3 yCarS lunior - 1 year Senior -3 years lunior - 1 year 6' 1 - 180 lbs. 5' ION - 150 lbs. 6'- 180 lbs. 5' 9 - 150 lbs. X --B SQUAD Bull BIYIIL5 R Walker, Ronny Iones, lack Hutchinson. ack Morgm V Gore, Dick Cameron, Gene Statham, Dallas Laird, H lfk Hwtennn Bob l 'll1dCl'9, Iohnnv Frlmonson, loc Thomas. lim Hadley, l 0 1311 HM LONG Sophomore - 1 year 5' 6 --145 lbs. -l DALLAS LAIRD Equipment Alunager BOB LANDERS Sophomore A 1 year 5' IIN- 170 lhsl. IIM HADLEY Sophomore - 1 year 5' 10 1150 lbs. fakaauwf' . V ff N 4 . .ig V. N rf-Y . 4 p ,ffsx A,g3i'Q2v.'42 1 -WW: '. 15 , K ' ' . .-' NA' l.0f15.fnS if fm' n on fm way fm' life final trmclrdown to glue Pryor The fmal block lzrfffrc lfmt Important tfmclulcmwz :fmt enabler! Prlvnv Ifu' victory 0'L'!'7 Tnfm fifntraf, IX-0. 10 brat flfmmi, 21-71, join 7 flue lQg:iLin 10r ,v z'n:rw.v mcfffc' xfnpx Vmzm Dari' I0 glue Prynr Ucnaclf' vrndg lzm In wllfl that mmf pzcff of nzfrwm.1frm1 ffm! I1-1: wftnry nwr lvlfllfd f, . LA X , 12. w '24 , x-gf' si ,IV Q48 ', , 1 lk, 4 . W .N 4 , 4 X , ., ' - ' kb ,U v.,fz. 1k '1 1 W ,W 3 f ' W pf73f'f 38 U M L vp Y khg.,, fgV,f,- ' . V The Pryor lmxlfetball team on ilu' roll H710 ix playing harder, the referre or the players? . an 'Ita ' oolaing Zim n It is a :osx-up! Hit high-lar! In case you wonder. zhix is a basketball game although from appearancex, rr might be football. BN lee 'P MQW? 1 i -'ir' SQUAD Q f 1 Standing, Left to Rigbr--I. W. Campbell, Lester Charles, lack Hutchison, Lawrence lohnson, lack Snyder, Bill Barnex. Kneeling, Left to Right-William Atchley, Iames Stone. Kenneth Kating, limmy lones, Chester Charles, lohnny Edmonson. BARNEY FOREIWAN Letterman f 1 years Height 5' 9 Position 4 Guard Sophomore TROY BRADLEY Letterman - 3 years Height 5' io Position - Forward Iunior IOHNNY EDMONSON Equipment fllanager IOHN BEWl.EY Letterman - 3 year: Height 5' 9 Position - Guard lunior -f A.: K' IOE ETHRIDGE Letterman - 4 rears Height 6' Position - Guard Sophomore 1 Q10 -,Juv 90 J ,.4 . 1 1 1 MARVIN XVALKER Letterman - I year Height 6' 1 Position - Center Sophomore I1 -.V ci X alla . ya sf 3-4-1 IOE THOTVIAS Letterman- 2 years Height - 6' I Position - Center Iunior 42 , 1' Left to Right-Barney Foreman, Troy Bradley, lohn Bewky, Ioe Ethridge, Niarvin Walker, loe Thomas, Vernon Bradley, lack Parman, lack Bateman, Charles Woods, Sam Aubrey, Coach. SAM AU BREY C oacb VERNON BRADLEY Letterman - 4 years Height - 6' Position - Forward Senior IACK PARMAN Letterman - 2 years Height - 5' ii Position - Guard Sophomore fr 4- 57 ps CHARLES WOODS Letterman - x year Height - 5' io Position - Forward Sophomore IACK BATEMAN Letterman - 2 years Height - 5' xo Position - Guard Sophomore -'N '2' .1 f o 4. ,-4 lu: f , l , Q .QQCJD 354. cm,-,S PP P P P :' V X Db' Even the winrfx gentle tugs dorft .flop the Tigerettes from board- ing the buf to yell for the Tiger tenm in an out-of-town game, JI I O on Lfzonmg ur ee ego Run! Belly, run! 'Cause if you don't you are likely to be Shoot! Pat, .vbootf Sandra lookx ax if slle put out.' Ieanene has the ball rn lner hand right behind you. surel'v would like to 'luue that lnuketlmll. wo' 9' V ,- L IACKIE ANDERSON DONNA REDING MARYLIN VANDERVORT President Vice-Prexident Serrctary-Treaxursr 5 5415 ew L Zyxzclfing flue eam R MTIGERETTESH-tl1:lt'5 our name, and are we proud of id We attend all the football and baslccrball gamcx, and while wc are there, our cheerleaders clireft us in vc-lls. We also have weekly meetings when our officers take over and make plans for us for the week. We TlGERE'rTES are proud to be able to help our boys when they 'are out on thc field or the court fighting their hearts our for our school. DOROTHY BROWN Sponsor Left to Right-Mickey Bergman, Sophomordg Betty Garland, Scniorg Io Guthrie. Senior fHead Cheer Leazferjg Doris Trout, Iuniorg lva Dell Armstrong, Freshman K ' Lwe-J 'bij ...i.,.., , 6 ey in , ff un i . 1 ...x'J fblv, 'Y 9 ' -Tl . li . 2 'H , .if ie,fffe+g-- ll 4 ,Y In ,qx1dmk.,Hr, - . A . A !- 4,1 571,45 mmf- 4-s.. '- 3:5-5'3,'j3i1 ',1'.'QJ'e ' ,- . .iq ,,LF,n5A.,,,,..r..1a..g,-,,., ..'.g,.,,A,w....,.....!g.JL,-,...,.1- , .e.L,,.. -AL .,.:' Lp, --,,.g,,L .. LH-.. .,.,,,,,,.e--4 ' ,I . J Q 'll' S Xfllf 'ff' PH H K ' Y l ' ills fl ' ll 5 1 15 I ll' Well, hcrc they arc! The seven returning lettcrmcn from l'ryor's Vcrdigris Valley Champion Bm-ball Team of last year. Left to Right, Fmt Row-Barney Foreman, lim Ioncs, lim Hadley, Bob Sanders. loc Ethridgc. T1-cond Row-Taylor Wnllrxcr, lim Long. flrtlwr look: as if l1e'.f ready for that 0 iff'-v l,0f,L- ffm, j,,,,,,,x, jlom, mu.fH.A, wg mmf ww ffff bfgfm. lawn? For 5 rlwf lmll, -S f l K , 11.217, 4 A v 'r r 'WP ,.f ,N gk ,W ' - ' ip 'fl 'lf' 1 ix 5f- ' . rxQ?f f3f V +' e48 fig ' -' lirnmy ,vecmx to be trying awfully lfnra' to make tlmt horseshoe 4 rmger. Hadley lmrnx one down to Vvallncf. Bobby hopex Mjfllfff will knock il nut of the park ,gzwfen fa X , .Mn ,W A .K H wth., X Mk Q-,,, . 1... 77 Wag,-kgs! I yrs. Baseball BETTY ABLES 4 yrs. Pryor 4 yrs. l9.H.A. 3 yrs. Pep Club l yr. Student Council IACK BEHM 3 YTS. pfyuf l yr. Tulsa l yr. Physical Ed Senior Play BOB BROWN l yr. Pryor 2 yrs. Twwak, Cal. l yr. Turlock, Cal. 2 yrs. Basketball PATSY ADAIR 4 yrs. Pryor 4 yrs, Pep Club 4 yrs. N.H.S. 3 yrs. F.H.A. Gong Lcaderj 3 y-rs. Library l yr. Dramatics Senior lAlN4ES BOOTH 3M yrs. Pryor Z yr. Wagoner l yr. Track NELDA IEAN ANDERSON 1 yrs. Pryor l yr. Claremore l yr. Houston, Tex, lil-l.A. President Z yrs. Pep Club Flores Bonitas VERNON BRADLEY 4 yrs. Pryor 3 yrs. Basketball l vr. lournalism President Snph. Class msrrv io BRYANT .3 yrs. Pryor l yr, Wagoner T. 81 l. Club 7 vrs Pc Club .. ' .. P 2 yrs. Physical Fd. GENE PAUL BURKE 3 yrs. Pryor 3 Summer Terms. Ponca Military Academy 4 yrs. Band Senior Play ,.1...i.- eniord OPHCERS: Ida hflac Nlorplww. Scrn'rary-Trmsurrw Bob Rush, I're.r111'rnl lo Guthrie. Vice-President jAl'0ugA .7l1e uafzi lust thinlc, back in 1945 we were freshmen. i5o strong. Did we ever work hard in the football queen race our sopho- more yearl The only thing, thc seniors worked liarclcr. During our junior year we all wore an imaginary feather in our caps for our stars in football. basketball, baseball. crc. When we became seniors- big shots. our hrst thought was as usual, l-'lurrahl this is our last ycarg wc'rc frm-cl But there is a little sadness in the thought of leaving 'cause it has been fun. To lteep from being selfish hi' winning .ill the contests, we decided, after much thought. ro grarluarc and give the other classes a chance. S - ,Q- Ui ,QBW ' Y i IOY FLOYD 4 yrs. Pryor I yr. Physical Ed. DONNIS FORD 4 yrs. Pryor I yr. F.H.A. I yr. Iournalism 3 yrS. GICC Club fManagirig Editorj 2 yrs. F.H.A. Vice-President, F.H.A. 2 yrs. Annual QBu.rine.r.r Mgr., l yr. Dramarics BETFY GARLAND 4 yrs. Pryor I yr. Library 4 yrs. Pep Club I yr. Cheer Leader I yr. Physical Ed. 2 yrs. Basketball Z yrs. F.H.A, PATSY CRIGCS 4 yrs. Pryor I yr. Clee Cluh I yr, Physical Ed. 47 SYLBY GARNER 4 yrs. Pryor riculture 4 yrs. Ag 4 yrs. Football I yr.,Basketball I yr. Iournalism I yr, Track CHARLES CRAVES ZZ yrs. Pryor In yrs. Adair I yr. Football I yr. Basketball EVERETT GANN 4 yrs. Pryor I yr. F.F.A. Dairy and Beef Iudging Team BILL GOSS 4 yrs. Pryor 3 yrs. Football 3 yrs. F.F.A. I yr, Iournalism I yr. Dramarics Senior Play IO GUTHRIE ZZ yrs. Pryor I yr. Clinton M yr. Edinburg, Ind. ZZ yrs. Pep Club Vice-President, Senior Class I yr. Annual fLiterary Editorj 2 yrs. Cheer Leader, Pep Club If yrs. Physical Ed. I yr. N.H.S. ROSEMARY BYRD 3 yrs. Pryor I yr. Tulsa 2 yrs. T. 81 I. I yr. Pep Club MARVIN CURRY 4 yrs. Pryor 2 yrs. T. 81 I. 3 yrs. Band I yr. Speech Senior Play GERRY DYER 4 yrs. Pryor I yr. Physical Ed. I yr. Office 3 yrs. Pep Club I yr. Student Council Secretary Ir. Class Iunior Play I yr. N.H.S. Senior Play s . . ms? CAROLYN BETFY LOUISE CARMAN CHRISTIAN 4 yrs. Pryor 4 yrs. Pryor I yr. Student Council 3 yrs. F.H,A. 2 yrs. N.H.S. 3 yrs. Glee Club Iunior Play 3 yrs. Pep Club 3M yrs. Office I yr. Physical Ed. LORETTA DECKER PATTYE DIAL 4 yrs. Pryor I yr. F.H.A. I yr. Library Club I yr. Physical Ed. IOE ETHRIDGE 4 yrs. Pryor Freshman President 4 yrs. Basketball 3 yrs. Football 3 yrs. Baseball All Conference. First Team Best Citizen fx 9 105 Us 15. .14 P-v ez ., '.- 'X w Q I .K ,. , R. .Maia 4 rs. P or 4 Iyrs. Fily-I.A. 2 yrs. Library I yr. Iournalism Assistant Etli 4 1 3 yrs. Pep Club I yr. T. 81 I. I yr. Basketball KATHERINE FERGUSON 4 yrs. Pryor Z yrs. Glee Club I Vr. F.I'I.A. 07 38 ern- 4 yrs. Pryor HARRISON 4 yrs. Pryor 3 yrs. T. 81 I. I yr. Band CORA LEE HIGGS 2 yrs. Glcc C I yr. F,I'I.A. HENRY NORMA HENDRIX BOB HIGGINS 4 yrs. Pryor I yr. Glce Club 2 yrs. Pep Club I yr. Physical Ed. 4 yrs. F.H.A. flilistorianj MARIE HOFFMAN I yr. Pryor 3 rs. Salina Y lub 3 yrs. Glee Club Iunior Play I yr. Pep Club I yr. Wiltlcat Paper CTWMD Sec.-Treas. Freshman Class 4 yrs. Pryor 3 yrs. Football Graduated Mid-Term RAYMOND HOWARD 4 yrs. Pryor 2 yrs. T. Sz I. RANDY IETTON MARLOW IONIES HENRY KEHN I yr. Pryor 3 yrs. Salina 4 yrs. Pryor 4 yrs. F,F.A. 4 yrs. Band I yr. Track F.F.A. Secretarv 4 yrs. Pryor I yr. Band I yr. Iournalism Qsports Editor? I yr. Physical Ed. 4'4- cn y 15 sr' .1 an-w ' if 1' 454 'S' .. li:-Q4 z .T 9' ...M- -is - F- ,,.f , A 1' ., . . at I X X M, GERALD KELSEY 4 yrs. Pryor Editor Pryor Tiger CSOPI1-D 2 yrs. Annual Club I yr. Sturlent Council ZZ yrs. N.H,S. Iunior Play Hlunior Miss I yr. Speech W yr. Boys' Quartette ARTHUR LaMAN 4 yrs. Pryor I yr. journalism Irina. Ad. Mgnj 2 yrs. N.H.S. 3 yrs. Student Council 4yrs. Banrl President Band Octettc Male Quartettc luniar Miss I yr. Dramatics 2 yrs. Speech 2 yrs. Track Going To College Senior Play , . t NSEEX B. I 'r-.px . ' ,, , . . ir., 9.35. ,N 5. GERALDINE KELSEY 4 yrs. Pryor 4 yrs. N.H.S. I yr. Student Count: 3 yrs. Library Club .3 yrs. Pep Club Iunior Plav Ufun7or lVli.v: I yr. Speech DALLAS LAIRD 2 yrs. Pryor I yr, Taft, Okla. City I yr. Perry I yr. Band I Iournalism du. ilflgnj Football Equip, Mgr, I yr. Speech Ir. Play Stage Mgr, yr. QA BILLIE LASSITER JOAN LeMASTER 4 yrs Pryor I yr ournalism News Edftor I yr S I1 3 yrs ep Club All School Play 2 yrs Library Club 2 yrs Physical ELI I yr T 81 3 yrs Pryor I yr Tulsa 2 yrs N H S Sec Treas N H S 2 yrs F H A F H A Reporter 2 yrs Twirler Sec Treas Student Council 1-6- r 'Y STANLEY KINNAMON 4 yrs. Pryor I yr. Iournalislu fEditorj Iunior Play Hlunior Min I yr. Dramaties Best Citizen 2 yrs. Band I yr. Speech President Ir. Class 2 yrs. N.I-LS, XVinncr of Going To College President Debate Club PATSY LAND 4 yrs. Pryor I yr. T. 'Sr I. Sec.-Trcas. Soph. Class ROGERS LITTLEFIFLD 3 yrs Pryor l yr Baglcv Tahlcqua i Sec Band Senior Senior Candidate Annual uccn ,. . ii ... , I ' I - A - - - .' V R' gf . Kcec .- . . . . f I . ' I Hlunior Miss ' llyr. Pep.Club I yr. Library Club y , V tle 48 I , . 1 4. D f 5 .gf lll 'I l A I f . I- ' ' . Q Q F i 2 yrs Glce Club Senior Play ff I Q , 4. TQ Y -Y 0 at I I 3 -di ol Q ll. . BERTHA MELDIER 4 yrs. Pryor I yr. Pep Club 2 yrs. T. N I. QSM.-Trc'as.j I yr. Glu- Club IDA MAE MORPHEW 4 yrs. Pryor 2 yrs. Pep Club I yr. T. gl I. I yr. F.H.A. Set.-Trens. Freshman Clas Sec.-Treas. Senior Class S OPAL INIOORE 4 yrs. Pryor 2 yrs, Glee Club 4 yrs. F.H.A. I yr. lournalism 2: IIMMY MOORE 4 yrs. Pryor 2 yrs. T. R I. CHARLES ARLYS NEWTON NEWCOMB 4 yrs. Pryor 4 yrs. Pryor 4 yrs. EEA. Physical Ed. IACK NORMAN BILL PANTER 4 yfx. pl'yllf 4 yrs. Bancl I yr. T. Sz I. Senior Play 4 yrs. Glee Club 3 yrs. EI-I.A. LEON 4 yrs. Pryor PATTERSON 4 yrs. Band 4 yrs. Pryor Band Presirlent QSr.j 4 yrs. F.F.A. D:-bare Society Iunior Play Senior Play Ocrcru- Male Quartettc ' Iunior Bliss 2 yrs. Dramatics I yr. Baseball I yr. Physical Erl. CLYDE LITTLEFORD In yrs. Pryor ZW yrs. Adair I yr. T. 81 I. DALE McCAW 4 yrs. Pryor 4 yrs. Football I yr. Basketball 3 yrs. Agriculture M yr. Iournalism ffxcbangz Editorj I yr. Dramatics I yr. Physical Ed. I yr. Baseball PATSY McGUlRE I yr. Pryor 3 yrs. Vinita I yr. T. R I. ,Q - S C' DONNA MANLEY 4 yrs. Pryor 3 yrs. Pep Club 2 yrs. Glcc Club I yr. Library 3 yrs. F.H.A. I yr. Physical Ed. LE EONIA McCLELLAN 4 yrs. Pryor I yr. Physical Ed. 2 yrs. Glce Club HELEN McGUINN 4 yrs. Pryor 3 yrs. Pep Club 4 yrs. F.H.A. Iunior Play 1 yr. N.H.S. 1542 ,ls 5- ...fn . Ng-W if A I ix WYNEMA MAYO 4 yrs. Pryor 4 yrs. N.H.S. I yr. Iournalism flfcaturc Editnrb junior Pla Zn yrs. .lnnual 4 yrs. Pep Club I yr. Library I yr. F.H.A. DALE McDANIEL 32 yrs. Pryor Z yr. Lawrence, Kan I yr. Iournalism I yr. Physical Ed. I yr. Track GLADY5 McLA UGHLIN 4 yrs. Pryor 2 yrs. F.H.A. 3 yrs. Library Club . ilu . . -9-x fa. qc 3' nt' 4 I , v . . .. I . .' 49 . ' ss. .. r ' , . ' 5' sq. .K -gha' ,um il- r . - 4- . 1+ s v swf r- '4 ' 2 -' A :M ' ' . ' as - 2 lim ' 4 V' ' ' 7 I - Elf' 'r ' cfs' x , ' Y . swf?-r MARGARET ELIZABETH PEALE 2 yrs. Pryor 2 yrs. Claremore l yr. Physical Ed. 3 yrs. Pep Club 2 yrs. Glee Club l yr. Dramatics l yr. T. IQ I. BOB RUSH 4 yrs. Pryor l yr. Football 3 yrs. Basketball President Sr. Class lunior Annual King WAYNE SNYDER l yr. Pryor I yr. Highland Park, Topeka. Kan. l yr. Anadarlto l yr. Hollister POWELL l r. Pr or 2 yrs. Tailsa A Cappella Choir Glee Club Girls Trio OLLIE SAUNDERS 2 yrs. Pryor 2 yrs. East Prairie, Miss. 4 yrs. Glen Club I yr. Iournalism I yr. Speech I yr. Dramatics DANNIE STRIPLING 2 yrs. Pryor 2 yrs. Colo. Springs, Clllo. 2 yrs. Physical Ed. DOUGLAS QUACKENBUSH 2 yrs. Pryor l r Tulsa y . 2 yrs. F.F.A. Iunior Play I. B. SIVIITH 4 yrs. Pryor l yr. F.F.A. I yr. T. 81 I. 2 yrs. Physical Ed. SELBERT TAYLOR 4 yrs. Pryor I yr. T. 81 l. 4 yrs. F,F.A. 3 yrs. Baseball 2 yrs. Football .3 yrs. Band Senior Play Barber Shop Quartettt' l yr. Clee Club 2 yrs. Library President Library Club CSCIIIOFD l yr. lournalism Qsoclrty Editorj 3 yrs. N.H.S. 2 yrs. Pep Club I yr. Drarnaricx T -4 -ii 1-MSL' :ffffi.1 'ra-w.f '. 'sf Q NA, A Q-r MARYLIN VANDERVORT 3 yrs. Pryor l yr. Tulsa l yr. Annual Club fAs.rociate Editorl 4 yrs. Pep Club Sec.-Treas. Pep Club Qseniorj 2 yrs. Office 2 yrs. Cvlee Club 3 yrs. Physical Ed. IERRY WATKINS 4 yrs. Pryor 4 yrs. F.F.A. 4 yrs. Football President Soph. Class Vice-President, Iunior Class l yr. Basketball FSTELLA WILLMAN 4 yrs Pryor l yr FHA 2 yrs Physical Et Glee Club 'il' Q., TAYLOR VVALI .NER 3 yrs. Pryor I yr. Tulsa 2 yrs. Football 3 yrs. Baseball Best Citizen Iunior Play Senior Play SUE WELLS 4 yrs, Pryor 4 yrs. Band FTUWYIKYJ HELEN WINK H yrs Pryor v Rooutlr High Tulsa vrs N H S vrs Pep Club vrs Library Club Vice President l yr Physical Ed l yr. Annual Qlfditorj I yr. Iournalisni fNew.r Editorj Debate Society Sec Trcasy Best Citiztn 3 .:. tl ia:- HELEN WATKINS 4 yrs. Pryor 4 yrs. F.H.A. 2 yrs. Physical Ed. 2 yrs. Pep Club I yr. Iournalism Glce Club JUNIOR WILLIS I If vrs. Pryor M rr. California In yrs, F.F.A. l yr. ,0llI'Il3lISI'll I yr. Pliysical Eel. OHNNY NVOODS If yrs. Pryor l yr. Burbank Higll. XN'asli. K yr. Central Valley. Spokane, Wasli. l yr. Physical Fd. 2 yrs. Office I yr. journalism fffeporterj l yr. Speech l yr. Draniatics 2 yrs. Pep Club ' ' X79 Q rg ,l ri 1 'VV lat' 4' x , , '- it , L Q. LH The chilrlrcn fRitalce Nlullican, Dorothy Tannahill and Iohu Bewlcyj listen in while the detective fLcc Roy Hatficlclj and the police sergeant Qlcrry Pirkcyj question a suspect fNita Hayncsj. Nlcinhcrs of thc CASE of Iunior Play, Home Siueet I'I0fI1IC1l1'C', arc Iohn Ravmnncl Bcwlcv, Doi-otlu' Tannahill, Ritalcc Nlullican. lorry Pirkcv, loco Roy l-lutfiohl, Nita Hayncr, Gladys Wclcli, Pmciuicy Elliott, lack Cambill, Bud Henson, Bch Sauilcrs, Milclrctl Nlillcr, La Quita Strcctcr, Virginia XVilcy, Gene Strathgun, Doris Trout. loc Thomas. Douglas Quackcnhusli, lane Adair, Calvin Coil. I IOYCE MQGAUGHEY Director Left 20 Right, Firxt Rauf-Gene Paul Burke. Stanley Kinnamon WLlX'llC Snvder, lack Bohm, Arthur l.a hlan, laclc Norman, Nlarxln Curry, Gerald Kelsey. Second Row--Bill Pantcr, Taylor Vkfallncr, Patsv Adair. Gerrv Dvcr Ioan Lelvlastcr, Bill Goss. I ' ' Tll-ll I l I HELEN ABLES BETTY ADAIR IACKIE ANDERSON BILL BARNES EARL BELCHER BETTY IO BELL IOHN RAYMOND BEWLEY RAY BINGHAM TROY BRADLEY GLADYS BRANSTETTER DOROTHY BREWER IEANNE BROWN LELA BRYANT LILLIAN BYRD IOY CALLISON LOIS CLAYTON L ' EX Iv ' aug uh.. ,. g- i., JM' uf' ,-5 5-v , S.: unions OFFICERS: Gladys Sharp, Prexidfnlg Bob Sanders, Vice-Pre.vidcnt,' Tommy Karting, Secretary. jaffhel' .14 Ong Hcv, guvs, wc'rc uppcrclassmcnf No, it isn't ai rosy dream easily punctured with ri ping it's the rc-nl thing, VVhcw, it is ai hard climb, hur.I lmclicvc it was worth it. lust think, Iunior and Senior Bamqnct. choice scars in assembly. and cvcn in ringside chnncc to make our cancliclntcs thc proud owners of crowns. You know, all this good lurk makes that shiny ring :incl those longed-for caps nncl gowns seem just around the corner. MARGARET HEFLIN BUD HENSON CLIVA HILL SHIRLEY HUDLOW BETTY IACKSON PAT IOHNSON NINA LEE IONES TOMMY KATING EDWARD KIESEL MAXINE LANGSTON MARY LEDBETTER HOBART LEE FRANKY LITTLEFIELD L. D. LITTLEFIELD FRANCES LIVENGOOD FLORENE MARLNEE GERRY COATS CALVIN COIL LOUISE COX CAROLYN ELAM BENNY ELLIOTT ARMILDA ERWIN EVELYN FRITZ IACK GAMBILL GORDAN GANN ELMER GARNER DORIS GRIFFITH LI OYD GUINAN EDNA HALEY IUANITA HARRINGTON LEE ROY HATFIELD NITA HAYNER Q,- Sf 'P' Sv' K' 1 LORENE MARLNEE IIMMY MAYBEE IESSIE MILLER MILDRED MILLER LULA MAE MOORE ROSE MONTGOMERY IACK MORGAN RITALEE MULLICAN DAVID NEWCOMB CHARLES NICELY MARGIE NICODEMUS MARILYN O'BAR IERRY PIRKEY IOYCE MAE POWELL ROY PUTNAM DOUGLAS QUACKENBUSH Q' R I.. I DONNA REDING DIXIE ROGERS ROY RUCKER BOB SANDERS GLADYS SHARP WAYNE SHULTZ LOUISE SHORT ERNEST SLOAN WANDA SMITH BONNIE SPENCER BEN SPRINGER MARIORIE SPRINGER GENE STATHAM BARBARA STEFFENS LAQUITA STREETER GAYNELL SUTTER ,-J' I I. T. SU'I'I'ER DOROTHY TANNAHILL IOE THOMAS V IOLA TIBBETS IO ANN TRO'I'I'ER DORIS TROUT IDA EDITH TROYER SHIRLEY TURNER JOAN VISSER ILENE WATKINS GLADYS WELCH LEONARD WINDLE VIRGINIA WILEY GRAHAM WILLIAMS LORENE WILLIAMS ERVEN WILLIS IEAN WILSON All dressed up and somewhere to go. Out for our noontime stroll. Sitting prcttily. Between the acts VVon't you come and join us? Of course it's all in fun. AHS II BILL ANDERSON CAROLYN ANWEILER WILLIAM ATCHLEY PAT AUSTIN IOYCE BALL IACK BATEMAN PETE BATES MARY BERGMAN MICKEY BERGMAN BENNY BOGGS HOWARD BOSTON HAROI.D BOSTON GEORGIA BRADSHAW CHESTER BREWER EVELYN BROWN LOU BROWN SUE BROWN GAIL BRUNDAGE ARTHUR BURRIS DICK CAMERON I igJOlDA0l1'l0I'05 OFFICERS: Charles Xvoods, Vice-Prcsidentg lnclc Parmnn, Secretary- Tfezuurerg lim Hadley, Prfxident. rowing I9 You don't need n name rag to cell wl1o's ni Sophomore and wluz iwn't. You can tell it in the nir of confidence tliaic seems to surround us as we walk to and from our classes. Ar Inst we lmvc hopes of someday becoming big-shots like tlic uppcrclnxsinen. Yep, we'rc beginning to get that :lightly worn lool-1 as if we realli' fic in now, :ind I believe we're gonna like it fine, ' ' .-?!,1-f LLOYD DONALDSON GENEVA DUGGIER IOHNNY EDMONSON VIRGINIA FISHER BARNEY FOREMAN mu. GARLAND RAY GARNER B. 1. GORE DANIEL Goss num. GRAVES SYLVIA GREEN DIELI. ROY GUTHRIE IIM HADLEY TOMMY HALF KIZNNITH HALI VISRNIIE HALL IUNE HARRISON LAVONNE HOFFMAN CURTIS HUNSAKER BILL HURLEY LEROY CAMERON I. W. CAMPBELL BOB CARTWRIGHT SAMMY CASEY CHESTER CHARLES LESTER CHARLES BOBBE CHITWOOD ANNA CLAYTON EDITH CLAYTON IOHNNY COFFEY INA COLLINS BETTY CONATZER EARLINE CONATZER LOUISE CONATZER WYNEMA COUCH RICHARD COXEY LEE ROY CROW CAROLE CUNNINGHAM LORENE CURNUTI' PAULINE CURNUTT 1 4, I -B- DOYLE HUSBAND IOAN IACKSON IACQUELINE IETTON LAWRENCE IOHNSON PATRICIA IOHNSON VIRGIE IOHNSON IIM IONES IOHNNY IONES IOYCE IONES GENE IORDAN KENNETH KATING IERRY KETRON DEE KITCHENS BOB LANDERS IOE MAX LANGLEY JOHN LITTLEFIELD MARY LITTLEFIELD IIMMY LONG FAROL Low SUE MALTSBERGER 1 CAROL MANLEY ONETA MCNABB IUNE MERCER COLLEEN MERRILL IO ANN MORGAN RUBY MOULDER EMMA MYERS DORIS NICHOLS GENE NICHOLAS DONALD NIX WALTER NORMAN IACK PARMAN WILLIAM PRYOR GARLAND RANEY ROY RAY AGNES RICHARDSON MARK RICHARDSON HELEN RENDON MARY ROBERTS ALLENE SCHUSLER FLOYD WILLIS LIICILLE WILLIS I. C. WILSON IOI-IN WINCH CHARLES WOODS I Curtis really seems to be enjoying himself! Hey, Curtis, don't throw Dorothy over tbe cliff! 2 I-1rerI'i you boys a little big to be playing leap frog? 3 .4 girl's best friend is ber dog???P 1 EVERETT SHORT DAMON SIMON VIVIEN SIMON GERRY STAFFORD IRENE STEELMAN ANNA BESS STEWART SARA LOU STIPE IACK SNYDER MILDRED TRIMBLE DALE TROGDEN WILLARO TYLER ILINE VANDERVENTER I. R. WALKER MARVIN WALKER BETTY WALLIS BILLY WASHAM IACK WHITEHEAD DOROTHY WILEY SUE WILKES CAROL WILLIAMS ' 2 .M GAYNELL ABBOTT DONALD ADAIR PEGGY ALLBRITTEN SIDNEY ARMONTROUT IVA DELL ARMSTRONG PAT ARTHUR BILLY BABB CHARLES BOWLING BOBBY BEHM I. L. BITTING BOB BOGGS W. 'C. BOAZ WILMA BRADLEY HERSHEL BRADSHAW IEANENE BRANDLEY PAT BURCHETT PAT BURRUS NED CALLISON EVA CASEY CURTIS CHAMBERS H T ' E 55' ,JNIK Wrx jI'eJAl'l'l2ll OFFICERS: Freddy Long, President Billy Williams, Vice-President Richard York, Secretary-Tfzarruer LU' jf!!! edl' Golly, we made ic! NVe're Frosh l Seems unbelievable, but it's true. Everything is just a little new, but we'rc learning fast. Even initiation and those back seats in assembly don't phase us. A year ago we looked with envy at all the other kids who had already made the grade. Now we've made it, and we're wide-eyecl with excitement in spite of the fact than our elders tell us there's 21 hard climb ahead. 60 CHARLES GIBSON MARY GRIEEITH HESTER GRIMES MARY SUI? HADLEY SHIRLEY HAIR VELDA HARDY CHARLES I-IARLESS NORA HILI. IACK HUTCHISON IERRY HUNTER LELAND IACRSON IIOIAIIY IONIQS RONNIE IONES MERLE KATING LOLIISE KEISEL FRED KENNEDY CLAUDINE KOONS ROSA LEE LINK PAUL LITTLEFIELD DELMA LIVESAY is X if nv NAOLA CLOW MARILYN COATS SAM COA,TS CAROLYN COLE MARY CONATZER LEONARD CLINNINGI-IAM IILIRL JEAN CURTIS MARVIN CURNUTT IOAN DAVIS BILLY RAY DAVIS NORMA DENNIS GERALD DOWNING MORENA DUVALL SHIRLEY ELAM T. W. ERWIN PAT ESKRIDGE IERRY FALLING IIMMY FAUSETT MARY CATHRINE FOX RUBY GAMBILI. - --f-'l. -L-A FREDDY LONG LAURA MADDUX PAULINE MAYO DENNIS MCCAW IUANITA MCCARTY NORMA MCCARTY WANDA MCCLELLAN W. C. MCDANIEL PAUL MCLAUCHLIN CLARENCE MCNABB HILARIA MQVICKERS ROY MERCER IIMMY MILLER HAROLD MOORE LLOYD MOORE ELIZABETH NORMAN MILDRED NUCKOLLS MADELENE PACE RAYMA PACKARD EDNA PANTER w . I , I. IQ GJ 'PS' 'T BETTY PIPPINS RALPH PALONE BARBARA POWELL ALVERTA QUALLS EDNA MAE RAMSEY ARVA IEAN RANEY DEAN RIAL DEWEY RICH MARTHA RICHARDSON ANNA MAE ROBERTS ARCHIE ROBERTSON EARL RAY ROGERS LEONA SANDERS LA VONNE SAUNDERS ELIZABETH SCHEETZ BETTY IO SHEARER MELBA LEE SINOR BILLY SMITH CHARl.ES SMITH FARREL SMITH ' Z' I' E I1 was ,rp ' .4 1-QSM 5, 5 I.. K I 2 3 WADE WHITE EUGENE WHITEHEAD BILLY WILLIAMS LOUISE WILLIS IOHN WILLMAN RICHARD YORK Well, what have we here? Look: like Rita is having a little trouble stand- ing up. Now tlon't they look sweet? Thix picture is the last remain: of the poor little frexhmen -frexhmen initiation, that ix! The four little clmmctefs arid how they grew??PP 47 SANDRA SUE SMITH INA MARIE STAMPER FANNY STONE IIMMY SUTTER WYNNONAH TAYLOR VERA TIBBETTS CLYDE TOOMAN EUGENA TRIMBLE RUTH TRINDLE PHILLIP TROGDON ff' BRUCE TROSTLE LYNN TROSTLE BARBARA TROTTER BURL TURNER PATRICIA WALL WANDA WATKINS DORIS WELLS NORMA WELLS FRANCES WHEELER LENNYE WHITE Jfieies Q ,I i, A Ji If' is I -Qu Q Tlns was the mgllt that we were formally initiated mto the F.H,.f1. fls we look back anrl rememlrer, we are really glad that we surwued. Every- one knows znltnmons are orrleals lo be dreazlnll xlml rlread we did. 3 ,WL amz' fx 1 1 1Urs, Lurllow, two of om most fartllful lwlpery m llve ffrorluetzon Dorf! Viola and Louise look all rlresseal up in tlrefr Sunday lrest? YV: lvope tlzrre 1sn't a gun concealed in that cam' .-lrtlmr IJ ,soxntmg at l31ll. Tlns rs a scene from anollfrr .mcress prz'sentz'rl by Ilre Dfarrmlics Class. of tlre nlnnnal. Tlvey look lmppy. Dale seems to lre I don! tlvriy? I aking life easy, lzut If rs only an illusion. He is really the troubled fatlrer of uvllllt' fBill Panterj in the comedy, 'ALrfe lV1tlr H'1lluc. Look out. you tzvol Those horses look um ous to us. Personally, we tlrmk tlle horses are talking it over to se .- e who gets to krfk whom. .fdcluerfiding Do you wzint n Frigidaire for your home? lust go to R. D. MORGAN'S and sec chem on display. Their service is prompt and courteous. H, H. MHHHHN'S PWS SHHK HUIISi Uum-ni-ml Something surely does smell good. l bet it's tlic delicious steak cooking at POITS STEAK HOUSE. Wlu' don't you try one soon? ' a wggqmxvi-Y if-f,.Qj: i i - ' .J lust passing through? Trv our new and modern PRYOR COURT S. They are complete with all the comforts of home. PHYHH EHHHIS EHNTS HHIH Let's drop in at CLlNT'S GRll.L for n hamburger and coke. As you open the door, you are heartily greeted and the feeling of comfort makes you want to go back again. 31 For all your farm equipment, IONES lMlJLEMEN'l' COMPANY is tlie place to trade. lr is the international Harvester dealer for klayes County, JllNlS IMPllMlNl IIHMPHNY PHYHH JllllHSlINIHN For the best in weekly newspapers, subscribe to the PRYOR IEFFFRSONIAN. They are tops in iob print- ing, ton. .ht-up Wirli all that paraphernalia you could have a realnsuped-upi' car. Wliere is all of it found? Wliy,at the WESTERN AUTO, of course. WlSllHN Hllll HISI PHINI Sllllll Do you need paint? A driver's license? An zum tag? Then you neecl to go to the GIST PAINT STORE: they have them all. i Take your advertising to THE DAILY TIMES- It is ix pleasure to transact business at the FIRST DEMOCRAT for best results. Its ads reach 20,000 NATIONAL BANK. There they fill every need with readers with each issue. ' friendliness and COUFICSV. lHl lllllll IIMIS-HIMUEHHI Hllll NHIIHNHI HHNK HMIHIEHN NHIIHNHI HHNK il. M. llllll JIWHHY Slllll For liberal rliviclends and personal service, do your bank- M. LESLIE IEYVELRY STORE features these beau- ing at the AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK, Their tiful Bulova watches and many other lovely gifts suitable record nl service in l'rv0r is excellent. for every occasion. 1.0 v! 'U ,lvl . .gr 'Q ,i , ' 'lah-1' V 'ilr'!: . .I 1 IPI 'Q- ,-3 Lug' 1 ik' .ri 68 Wlwn you blow ni fuse, c.ill on UNITED ELECTRIC A pleased customer is our best advertisement! And clit- for fuses, light fixtures, and electric appliances of all WARDROBE CLEANERS specializes in pleased custo sorts and sizes. mers, so tal-ce your cleaning jobs to them. l Home of BARQ'S BOTTLING CO. Makers of Barq's For service with a smile and the best quality of mill: Root Beer, IVIoonglo. Orange and ICH delicious flavors. try CREAMLINE DAIRY PRODUCTS. BIIRTS on si ' I APE noar IBEIEEIIYKEMEBM I S .ii rgzgdjiki km Q'-Ox . 175.4 69 F Lsogia -lislucll Hungry for a good home-made Chicken Dinner? Then If you want your yard to be attractive the year 'round, just drop right in at the LEG-O-CHICK DRIVE IN stop at WRIGHTS GREENHOUSE and take your llld 0fdCf 0062 Cl12f'S Cl1Cil' SPCCi2ll!y- choice of the many beautiful shrubs. HH-H-EHIEK WHIHHTS HHHNHUlISl HIllY'S MHHKH S H I For friendly service come to RILEY'S MARKETQ they Looks as if Doris is buying that new coat for the Spring have everything in the way of good foods. Use their Dance. V7hy don't you buy yours there, too? The fast delivery for those last-minute needs. S K l. is always reacly to serve you with n smile. 70 lf you need a prescription filled, take it to FOWLER'S For women who care',' the GLOBE STORE handles DRUG STORE where they use qrmliry drugs and a the best in women's apparel, and they handle nationally- complcte line of cosmetics. 1ldVCrCiSCd bl'ilfld5- HlWllH'S HHHH SlHHl Hlllll Slllll HlllH'S HHH HHHHHMS HHHHWHIH If you're in Langley, EDlTH'S CAFE is the place to go. GRAHAMS HARDWARFS complete line of quality If you don't get a good catch on the Lake, try their fishg tools for top efficiency make it the paradise for craftsmen. it is good. 71 0 H? 4 I N . ,Q-N . '... W. - ramp, .... N- 'Q . .- Hungry for n hamburger and French fries? For the best once in town, try THCTVUXS' DRlVE-lN. IHHMHS' HHIVI-IN lHUMPSIlN'S When ir is picrurc-raking rimc,rhen that is :hc time to go co THOMPSONS. Q1 f 'IIV' vb f-LIL., lllll 1 N' .,-,- Planning on huilding? For all of your building needs, ANTRIM LUTVIBER CONTPANY is the place. HNIHIM llIMHiH EHMPHNY MHYES MUIHH EHMPHNY Gosh, arcn'r those new Fords snazzy? The MAYES MOTOR COMl7ANY is just the place to get one HAI HI'l -.i-.m-www!-iv-v-'nuns 1,7-5-J For furniture ro give vour liume that New Look, go Eat, drink, :md buy insurance, for tomorrow you to REDINCS FURNITURE STORE. may die! All kidding aside, for insurance needs,it is WILKERSONS. HHIINHS HlHNIHlHi SIHHI WllKiHSUN'S EHHSiHIN'S EHHHHMS HHY HHHHS Have vou putronized CHASTAINS yet? If you h:iven't Buy your wardrobe from the stock of vibrant new Play you lmvc missed innny good buys in best quality clothes, togs and sportswear at GRAHAM'S DRY GOODS for a vacation filled with fun and excitement. , - or 4 . fe, ef - W O 73 Need feed or baby chicks? Remember the SUNSHINE HATCHERY when these needs come to your attention. SIlNSHINl HHlEHlHY SIHIPHNH EllHNlHS See all thc spotlessly clean clothes? That is the sign of STRIPLINC CLEANERS where dependable cleaning and pressing is assured. Dining out? Then visit HERB'S CAFE. They serve only good wholesome food,and it is the right place to go. HlHH'S HHH lUWllH'S PHHI HHHNHIIHHH For boats. sails, and service, it is FOWLER'S PORT CRANDCRAFT. Us' look M all 'hc Products that are OH di5PlaY bl' These men surely do look thirsty! And naturally the 'GRIFFlNS ! T0 bc gmc of the best, always buy DRUG CENTER is just the place to quench that thirst. 'GRlFFlNS . For service with :i smile,drop in at the Drug Center . BHliHNS llHllli EiNliH SiMlIll EMUH I1HiSS, INR. The Southwest's leading producer of high school and college annuals. We take great pride in presenting this, the seventh consecutive edition of THE BLUE AND Goto. 75 Cllaellle H Well, folks, we hope you have enjoyed your journey through the '48-'49 'BLUE AND Goumf As we leave the Playground of the Ozarks, we look into the future to see thousands of people enjoying all the facilities of this area: we hope that you may be one of those thousands. PL, .uw ' I . 'A' 1 - ,lf . 5' . . I ,, , 7 . - v . , 1 X I . i i 4 -A I I V I Tl m, . 4 ,V , w 31 V -1, If f fd, - I 7 - w ul' 1 ' . f ,w 1 'NH RC, .V ,H T , Q N '