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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1957 volume:

Jw. gr 'X Q OJvk'Q.,x,n A ,, 5.,7'l 1 ' in ,J-,cn-JA . ,QL- QW!-7 nm .u vpw ww,- nu- ,nu 1, -mum in DEDICATION We, the students of Pryor high school, wish to dedicate the 1957 edition of Blue and Gold to Mr. R. D. Jolly for his years of constant service and cheerful co-operation in the high school, both as 1 teacher and as a director of Visual Education. May the lessons he has instilled be our beacon lights for time and for eternity. Deadbeats working for the deadline FOREWORll This is your Blue and Gold , your book of memories . . . memories of associates and activities of the school year 1956-57 . . . memories that we trust shall bring you joy as you review the portrayal of your activities. We have not tried to project a definite theme through these pages but have endeavored to portray the Tiger spirit in every phase of school life. May the pleasant memories that you enjoy as you look through these pages inspire you to greater achievement. TO THE STUDENTS OF PRYOR HIGH SCHOOL May I congratulate the members of the annual staff on their work in producing the 1957 Blue and Gold. To the seniors I extend my very best wishes for your success and happiness. I want you to know that we are sincerely interested in you and your welfare-in your problems and your successes. We hope you have a feel- ing of pride in your school, certainly you have done much to make it the type of school it is. l May I urge all of you to aim high, work hard, be con- siderate of others, and be dependable. If you do these things, there will be little need to worry about your uture. With my very best wishes, HAL N. BUCHANAN HAL N. BUCHANAN, Superintendent of City Schools ILGN to fi9h7lEI10S C-l0l'1il'199f,vice-presidenli Frank Hair,cIerk: R. W. Liftlefield,member7 LYNN HUd50l'1, memberikiley Gage presiden t,Hal N. Buchanan and J E Mccracken frees ' ' , urerg e RUTH HOGAN Registrar MILDRED JONES Secretary-Bookkeeper HOWARD HUNSAKER, Principal of Pryor High School PATTY SHARP Receptionist-Typist A MESSAGE TO OUR YOUNG FRIENDS OF PRYOR HIGH SCHOOL lt has been our privilege over many years to observe and to help young people grow and mature in knowledge. The investment you make in education is of the greatest importance. How would you like to live in a community where there were no schools? Have you ever thought what your life would be like if you had not gone to school? Where would you have formed your friendships and learned how to get along with people? How would you have gained knowledge and skills necessary for suc- cess? Where would you have learned the values of cooperation, of assuming responsibility, of making right choices? Your school years should be the happiest ones of your life. I admonish you to make the most of them. HOWARD HUNSAKER, Principal .l. E. McCRACKEN Business Manager--Treasurer CURTIS BARNETT INDUSTRIAL ARTS DOROTHY BARNETT TYPING I 4. ll J. A. CALDWELL AUTO MECHANICS VELMA POWERS ENGLISH IV ESTHALENE WILLMAN ENGLISH III MILDRED SANDERS ENGLISH II LEWIS D. HOUSER T 6. I JESSIE RILEY HOME ECONOMICS JAMES GERARD BAND SANFORD SOOTER BIOLOGY, PSYCHOLOGY, SOCIOLOGY AURICE V. KLOSE LATIN s. WORLD HISTORY FRED PARKS COMMERCE .in Q W .Xi . .N .. K . x. 55.5. in . xkX.b i .Jw k 2 - L ,.., .V W Q 1-. M. - X q q , ,..2 5 1 gl K... 6' X X X Ya Q x Q -... 5. 4- f- - . x ww A .Sf L X f. .-:QS W - ' ess: SX HQ:-.zz Q iss. X wxx xx wx W W Q.: -2 : 1 itfii?-Fifi Q fri px f 10:1 CUSTODIANS TONY SMITH CARL TAYLOR BOB JACKSON , Q., X X QS 'E 41. l ' .lf A,,.i- - COOKS DEBA O'BAR MAURINE JONES MRS. E. C. BRADLEY MRS. ROXIE RILEY BUS DRIVERS JACK FLINT ROD BRIGGS AL WATKINS DON JONES BOB JACKSON ART CALDWELL SDN-of kr! Seniors tlllkitlliin' ? M ff5'lt llllllmwlasln , The. senior class entered their last year of high school life with one-hundred and thirty-eight members. Under the guidance of their sponsors, Mrs. Curtis Barnett, Mr. Fred Parks, Mrs. Powers and Mr. Houser, they chose as their leaders Don Jordan, president: Dori! Hill, vice-president: and Judy Cameron, secretary and treasurer. The band queen, Miss Sandra Morford, was chosen from the class. They presented a three-act play in the early fall. They also increased their funds by many different ways. Part uf the proceeds were used to finance the senior trip. lt sl IM, will W wi PAUL ADAMS Football 1 yr. Basketball 2 yrs. Baseball 3 yrs. DARRELL ANDERSON A1.vnN BAKER PERRY BAKER T 4 lf .3 yri- dr. Pres. '57 Football 2 yrs. National Honor Soc 2 yrs Soph. vice-president '54 6 '55 Lette,-man Club 1 yr, Drivers Ed. k 2 rs Trac y . Jr. G. Sr. Plays Rep, of Student Council S. yr. .4 1 A ll LEO BALL Track 1 yr. Journalism 1 yr. Driving Ed. MARY FRANCES BARNETT F.H.A. 1 yr. Band 1 yr.-Miami Office Asst. 1 yr. VIRGINIA BREWSTEF F.H.A. 2Eyrl. Driving d. F.F.A. Princess '57, LORETTA BRIGGS Glee Club 3 yrs. Driving Ed. F.H.A. 1 yr. Betty and her kitty MARY RUTH BOWLING F.H.A. 2 yrs. F.T.A. 3 yrs. Annual 2 yrs. National State Honor Soc. 2 yrs. CLAUDIA BRADLEY Pep Club 1 yr. Glee Club 1 yr. Annual 2 yrs.-Art Ed. G Associate Editor F.H.A. 2 yrs. 5... Donis BROWN F.H.A. 2 yrs. Band 3 yrl. Senior Pla! Driving E . HAL BUCHANAN JR. Band 4 yrs. Presiden Senior yr. JUDY CAMERON FRANKIE CAMPBELL Glee Club 2 yrs. F.F.A. 3 yrs. F.H.A. 2 yrs. Vice-president '57 Band 2 yrs. State Honor Sac. 2 yrs. Class Office Sec. A Treas. '57 BRUCE CARTER Basketball 3 yrs. Football 3 yrs. Track 3 yrs. Baseball 3 yrs. Annual King Att. '57 Student Council Rep. 2 yrs. Letterman 3 yrs. Birthday Party BONNIE CAS'-EV F.H.A. 2 yrs. National Honor Soc State Honor Soc. 2 Driving Ed. Phy. d. 1 yr. 2 rs. Y yrs. EDDIE CALLISON Band 3 yrs. Vice-President, '57 VELDA CAMPBELL Pep Club 2 yrs. Glee Club 1 yr. F.H.A. 2 yrs. National Honor Soc. 3 yrs. State Honor Soc. 1 yr. Office Asst. 2 yrs. F.F.A. Princess '55-'56 House Ape s. OLLIE CALLISON Glee Club 1 yr. F.H.A. 3 yu, 4-H 3 yrs. Lib. 1 yr. Drivers Ed. 1 yr. BOB CARMICHAEL Basketball 1 yr. Baseball 2 yrs. Journalism 1 yr. RUTH ANN COUCl Glee Club 1 yr. F.H.A. 1 yr. Driving Ed. Library Asst. 1 yr. WYNOLA CONRAD SUE COOPER Ponca City 2 rg, Glee Club 2 yrs. Pep Club 1 yr. F.N.A. 1 yr. Student Council 2 yrs. Arkalala Queen Cheerleader Pryor 1 yr. Glee Club 1 yr. CAROL CASEY Pep Club 2 yrl. Glee Club 3 yrl. F.H.A. 2 yn. Driving Ed. PHILLIP CASEY Journalism Reporter 1 yr. Driving Ed. JANETTE CLONINGER Glee Club 2 yrs. Pep Club Cheer Leader 254 yrl 1 Suns: funn the senior play Rep. for Student Council 1 yr. RONNIE COX BOBBY DAVIS IZASVIS PATRICIA DAVIS Glee Club 2 yrs. g :fAc 5h zsyrs' P.H.A. 2 yrs. T1 ,'1 if - Journalism 1 yr. Y ' Senlor PIB Y Driving ea. Football Mgr. 2 yrs. Track 2 yrs. Baseball 2 yrs. Journalism 1 yr. l BILL DICKEY Foolball 2 Yrs- Track 2 yr'S- T 6. l 1 yr. Pep Club Cheer Leader Glee Club 1 yr. Band 3 yrs. Senior Play Vice-president Band '57 Nlen'n Chorus 1 yr. A Slumber Par!Y LINDA DOOLIN Pep Club 2 yrs, Glee Club I YV- Driving Ed, 1yr A Normal Pose RUTH EDDINGS Office Ant. 1 yr. Pep Club 3 yrs. Glee Club 3 yrs. F.H.A. 2 yrs. F.T.A. 1 yr. DONALD ENGLAND Football 1 yr. Baseball 3 yrs. Pep Club 1 yr. Cheer Leader Senior Play Student Director ?gl.ri?:a?,L l2g?2o:.55 56 CHARLOTTE GOODE Band 3 yrs. Driving Ed. Senior Play PATTY GOSS Pep Club Reporter 1 fr. Glee Club 2 yrs. F,T.A. 3 yn. Sec. '57 Jr. A Sr. Plays National A State Honor Soc. 3 yrs. FORREST GRAHAM Baseball 3 yrs. x-K 905' ,ce ca gr aid . 1 a V W: ' n gsm 01 ' as oasomfefaod Su 5 T i JUNIOR ERWIN F.F.A. 2 yrs. A '55-'56 Driving Ed. T G l 1 yr. a-,Ho '7 S170 lv Secretary 0 cub' JERRY EVANS Basketball 2 yrs. Auto Mechanics 2 yrs. Baseball 1 yr. Journalism 1 yr. TOM GIST Football 3 yrs. Lettermen's Club 1 Track 2 yrs. yr. 1-HELMA GREENWAY JIMMIE DALE GRIGGS 2 . 2P:::'ab,1.?'- Emil' EJ 4.H 3 yrs. Driving Ed. Boy and Girl Most Valuable lo School Lih Hal Buchanana Jr., and Wanda Russel TROY GURLEV KENNETH GWARTNEY T da I 1 yr. T 8' l 2 yrs' Auto Mechanics 2 yrs. PEGGY HAMMER TJUANA HADDEN Cheerleader 2 yrs. Glee Club 3 yrs. pep Club 3 yrs. F-'T'-F' 1 gf. Football Queen An. '55 4. 'ss D 'V'f'9 E - Basketball Queen An. 'ss 5. '57 Glee Club 3 yrs. F.H.A. 3 yrs. Miss P Creek, Her Self EFlNIE HADDEN ROY HARDY Football 1 yr. Baseball 3 yrx. Auto Mechanics 1 yr. Auto Mechanics 1 yr. JAMES HENRY Band 3 yrs. Driving Ed. BETTY HERT F.H.A. 1 yr. Pep Club 1 yr. Glee Club 1 yr. F.fr.A. 1 yr. Student Dir. of Play '56 Annual 2 yrs. Jr. Editor G Sr. To Think Pictures Don't Lie JAMES HESTER Track 2 yrs. F.F.A. 3 yrs. President F.F.A. '57 DORIS HILL F.H.A. 1 yr. F.T.A. 2 yrs. National Honor Soc. 3 yrs. State Honor Soc. 1 yr. Band 3 yrs. Driving Ed. JAMES HILDRETH Acapella 1 yr. Senior Pla National I-Ionor Soc. 3 yrs Stale Honor Soc. WILLA HILL F.H.A. 2 yrs. Driving Ed. Kindergarten Ant. 2 yrs. 1 yr. Office Allf. 2 yrl. SONYA HOGGLE F.T.A. 3 yrs. Band 3 yrs. Band Queen '56 G. '57 Junior Play Min Pryor '56 Caught Off Guard MARION HOGUE Glee Club 1 yr. F.H.A. 2 yrs. Jr. G. Sr. Student of Plays Band 2 yrs. Director JAMES HOLLER Football 1 yr. T G. I 1 yr. Auto Mechanics 1 yr. MARGARET HUGGANS Pep Club 1 yr. Glee Club 2 yrs. Annual 1 yr. Soc. Student Council 1 yr. Driving Ed. Secretary-Treasurer Jr. yr. Miss Pryor 1956 Basketball Queen Att. '56 Football Queen Att. '57 Annual Queen Att. '57 National Honor Soc. 3 yrs. State Honor Soc. 3 yrs. DAWN H01-T DENNIS HOPPER Pep Club 2 yrs. F.H.A. 2 yrs. Library Asst. 1 yr. JERRY ,JACKSON Baseball 1 yr, F.F.A. 3 yrs. Treasurer '56 A '57 OLETA JACKSON JERRY HOPTON Football 1 yr. Basketball 1 yr. Baseball 1 yr. BETSY JAGGARS Spiro, Okla., 2 yrs. Pep Club 1 yr. Band 2 yrs. F.H.A. 1 yr. Library Asst. 2 yrs Office 2 yrs. M319 afex f all G, ,ff uf 4 1 fll lm B A K Don JZTLAII Arc . 9 1, Boi ,noon pn an and and Boy Q vovutalns and arbara iid Girl ay 5 I YNQ9 e 1, rt ELLIS JOHNSON Glee Club 2 yrs. Library Asst. 1 yr. J. B. KATING Journalism 1 yr. Auto Mechanics 1 yr. NORMA JONES Band 3 yrs. Drum Majorette '56 G. '57 Flag Twirler 1 yr. Baton Twirler 1 yr. National Honor Soc. 1 vr. Driving Ed. Annual Queen Att. '54 G. '55 DWIGHT KAYS F.F.A. 2 yrs. sec. '56 a ' 57 Member of F.F.A. Judging Teams K4 N5 .fi ,W J X 2 M' Rl - M x WANDA JONES F.H.A. 2 yrs. F.T.A. 1 yr. Annual 1zr. National ,State Honor Soc. 1 yr. Drivink Ed. DON KING Football 3 yrs. Track 1 yr. Annual King Att. '54 4. '55 Jr. it Sr. Plays Vice-president Jr. Clan Student Council 3 yrs. President Student Council '57 Wg. ,. Q -Qi X A Slumber Party No Doubt DONALD JORDAN Football 3 yrs. Baseball 3 yrl. Track 3 yrs. Lettermens Club 3 yrs. Jr. G. Sr. Plays Jr. A Sr. Class President Vice-president Soph. yr. JUANITA KING Glee Club 1 yr. Band 1 yr. National Honor Soc. 2 yrl Jr. L Sr. Plays Driving Ed. CHARLEV K IPER Auto Mechanics 3 yrs. GERALDINE LAIR Pep Club 2 yrs. Glee Club 2 yrs. F.H.A. 2 yrs. F.T.A. 2 yrs. Cheerleader Jr. yr. Driving Ea. Basketball Queen Att. '54 G. MARGO MCCOY Pep Club 1 yr. Remember when 7 KENNETH MILLER Glee Club 2 yrs F.H.A. 3 yrs, Vlice-president i '55 L 56 resident '56 L Driving Ed. '57 PEGGY LYONS Nomvm LITTLEFIELD Pep club 1 yr Glu Club 1 yr Glee Club 1 yr H 1 Driving Ed PEGGY LVONS Pep Club 1 yr Glee Club 1 yr FHA1 r FFA Prlncess'55L 56 A 1 FFA Princess 55 di 56 Oh to be young again! CHARLES MITCHELL Band 3 yrs. SANDRA MORFORD F.H.A. 1 yr. F.T.A. 2 yrs. Band 3 yrs. Band Queen Att. '55 L '56 Band Queen '57 Junior Play Driving Ed. Girls State '56 DeMnlay Sweetheart Aft. '54 G. '55 '55 gX1- fa A ' if 'N ougll 54-,YW W' C th Nm 1 POP' 6 Vw Oatewsisvam an ga! ' A ly X ,L -Us '- S , 2:7 JOHN MOZINGO F.F.A. 3 yrs. Driving Ed. li MAURICE MARQUETTE Basketball 1 yr. Band 1 yr. Auto Mechanics 1yr. CHARLES NEWCOMB Football 1 yr. Basketball 3 yrs. Journalism 3 yrs. Driving Ed. Auto Mechanics 1 yr. BOB NIX Football 3 yrs. Baseball 3 yrs. Track 3 yrs. Basketball 3 yrs. Lettermens Club 3 yrs. All Conference ll All-State ' Student Council 2 yrs. Vice-president CECIL ODLE Baseball 1 Y'- F.F.A. 3 yrs Auto Mechanics 1 YF' Judging Team 3 yrs- CHRALENE PALMER Glee Club 1 yr. F.H.A. 2 yrs. National L State Honor Soc. 3 yrs. Band 3 yrs. Sec. '57 Driving Ed. Rep. of Student Council 1 y r. NORMA PARKER HOMER RICE Gln Club 1 YF- Baseball 1 yr. F'H-A- 1 Yr. F.F.A. 25g yrs. Library Asst. 1 yr. Biggest Wolf and Biggest Flirt Findley Wilson and Sandra Morford TERRY PATTERSON Football 2 yrs. Baseball 3 yrs. Basketball 1 yr. Track 1 yr. Auto Mechanics 2 yrs. ALAN POWERS Auto Mechanics 1 yr. .:AMss Rice F.F.A. 3 yrs. LINDA RICHARDS Pep Club 1 yr. Band 1 yr. Glee Club 1 yr. Driving Ed. BARBARA RHYMES Glee Club 2 yrs. Student Council '56 G. '57 Driving Ed. National Honor Soc. 3 yrs. State Honor Soc. 3 yrs. F.H.A. 3 yrs. Journalism Reporter 1 yr. All school Ia So D Y. nh. . Student Director Sr. Plgy TRULA ROSSER Office Asst. 1 yr. F.T.A. 1 yr. Pep Club 2 yrs. F.H.A. 2 yrs. G-lee Club 1 yr. '55 JAMES ROBERTS Basketball 1 YT- Journalism lj - Auto Mechanics 1 Y' WANDA RUSSELL Glee Club 2 yrs. Driving Ed. National Honor Soc. 3 yrl. State Honor Soc. 3 yrs. MARCY SHOEMAKER Pep Club 2 yrs. 4-H 1 yr. at Strang, Okla Glee Club 3 yn. F.H.A. 2 yrs. IQ WALTER SAFFELL Track 1 yr. T G. I 1 yr. LORA BELLE SINOFI Pel? Club 1 yr. Glee Club 2 yrs. F.H.A. 3 yrs. National Honor Soc. 2 yrs. Office Asst. 3 yrs. Driving Ed. Library 1 yr. RUTH ANN SCHULTZ F.H.A. 2 yrs. Annual 2 yrs. Band 2 yrs. Rep. of Student Council Driving Ed. Girls State '56 National Honor Soc. 3 yrs. State Honor Soc. 3 yrs. A The Gang REVIS SLOAN Driving Ed, T 6. I 11: yrs. Auto Mechanics ll, yrs. S 1,3 'B 'f S., ,Q . QQQQQSEU BARBARA SELLERS F.H.A. 2 yrs. Driving Ed. Annual 3 yrs. Editor Sr. yr. National Honor Soc. 2 yrs. State Honor Soc. 3 yrs. Student Council Sec. Al. Treas. '55 L '56 ETTA SUE SMITH Pep Club v yr. F.H.A. 1 yr. F.H.A. 1 yr. National Honor Soc. 1 yr. Driving Ed. Office Asst. 2 yrs, KATHLEEN STAMPS Glee club 1 yr. F.H.A. 1 yr. Library Asst. 1 yr. CLARA SURINE Pell Club 1 yr. Glee Club 15 yrs. F.H.A. 2 yrs. Driving Ed. FLORA ELLEN STAUFFER Glee Club 2 yrs. F.H.A. 1 yr. F.T.A. 1 yr. National A State Honor Soc. 3 yrs. Junior Play S 3 BEVERLY TAYLOR Band 3 yrs. Flag Twirler 1 yr. National Honor Soc. 3 State Honor Soc. 2 yrs. Driving Ed. yrs 1. v1,- S 3' ,, : ' ffl! . 5? M.. E ! W, 1 ...gig 7 I i i if X , i if ' ii . f 'N 5 1 M if mi 1 R R 1 1 k X y za 1 , yi ii i ' NX 5 1 ff 'i i N Ng X X V 37f CHARLES STURDIVAN LYDIA TAY'-OH Football 3 grs, Junior PIaY ?askEtgaII yrs. 2 Frgio, 2212, Annual Sports Ed. President Sr.'yr. DrlYIf1Q Ed- Bgyg Sgate '55 National Honor Soc. 1 yr. Lettermans Club 3 yrs. State Honor Soc. 1 Y'- 414 5 A Wigs E F BILL SURBEY Letterman's 1 yr. Football 1 yr. National Honor Soc. 2 yrs. State Honor Soc. 2 yrs. Journalism Sports Ed. JIMI LEE TIPPIE Glee Club 1 yr. F.H.A. 2 yrs. Driving Ed. RUBY TRIMBLE RAY DALE WASHAM Glee Club 1 yr. 4-H 3 yrs. F-H-A 1 YF- President '57 Driving Ed. PEGGY TROTTER Glee Club 1 yr. Driving Ed. L. W. TRUE F.F.A. 3 yrs. Driving Ed. Auto Mechanics 1 YI'- Anymore room 1 DIANE WELCH Pep Club 1 yr. Glee Club 1 yr. F.H.A. 1 yr. Driving Ed. CAROLVN WEST Pep Club 1 yr. Glee Club 3 yrs. F.H.A. 1 yr. 1 JEAN WASHAM Glee Club 1 yr. F.H.A. 1 yr. Driving Ed. Library Asst. 1 yr. Book-ends NANCY WHITEHEAD F.H.A. 1 yr. F.T.A. 3 yrs. National Honor Soc. 3 State Honor Soc. 3 yrs First snow DAN WILLCUT Auto Mechimics 2 yrs, 1' 4. 1 1 yr, Track 1 yr. Wn.ittch.i v,.n!m' for 7 BILL WILLIS F.F.A. 3 yrl. Vice-president A Reporter JUANETA WILLMON Pep Club 2 yrs. F.H.A. 3 yrs, 3 Musketelrs ANN WILLYARD Glee Club 1 yr. F.H.A. 1 yr. FINDLEY WILSON Band 2 yrs. Manager of Band Junior Play MARION WRIGHT F.F.A. 1 yr. Auto Mechanics 2 yrs. Treasurer 1957 Driving Ed. 4654 Ziff? ' ws f Juniors 557' pg The Junior class officers are left to right: Mike Blanton, vice-president: Louise Jordan, secretary: Paul Statham, president. MARILYN ABERCROMBIE EUZABETH ADDINGTON COLLEEN ARMONTROUT BEVERLY ARMSTRONG STACY ATCHLEY SONJA BAKER ROSETTA ALLRED RUTH ALVIS GERALDINE ARNOLD STELLA ATCHLEY PAT BAKER MARY BALL ff x Q X X I: ,,,,,, ryigw, dd K --,1 N 2' aim N z w 4 +Y 'Of' N , X 5 T52 Q Iggy . . .,. X W ,mm . ROMONA CONRAD DOYLEENE COUCH SUE DAKE FRED DANIELS TOMMIE DREW URIN LEDWARDS FRED FLEAK BILL FLOOD WILUE FRYER JOAN GAMBILL LAWRENCE GUINAN DEAN GUTHRIE EMOGENE HANSON LOIS HARDY ROBERTA CROW DONALD FLETCHER CONNIE DAVB KAY DENTON HELEN ENDICOTT FAYE FIELDEN JUDY FOREMAN JAMES FOSTER SUSE GARNER GERALDINE GOSS BETTY HALL ELSWORTH HAMMER HACK HARTIN JANIS HAAS Q . , , Q NT .. . Q in S 19 it Ni .,.1 :YNY Q S my 3 ww NGN :QA - Q 1, WFLZ Jw R uw whim . 4. SHARON STEWART CHARLES STRADER RUTH TERNEUS FRANK THOMAS KEITH TOOMAN ALWE TROTTER NANCY TRUNDLE JUDY TUCKER CLINTON WASHAM LAWRENCE WILLIAMS ANITA YODER R CAROL SWAN! JERRY TAYLOR EARNICE TIBBETS MARGARET TITUS FREDA TROUT JIM TROUT JOAN TURNER MARY ANN WADLEY HOWARD WORLEY PAUL YOCHUM H.S. CUUCT Scare Va7 MOST POPUIBY BUY and Girl Prettiest Girl and Most Handsome Boy Mogf Pqpular Couple Fran Morgan, Howard Worley Linda Mitchell, Brooks Ledbetter Donna Madden' Don Fletcher umloz flflffiol Klflfffo 2 E gi s Fe 3 , lg Best All Around Boy and Girl Louise Jordan, Tommy Bowlin9 R ea I G o n e is gi Biggest Wolf and Flirt Colleen Armontrout, Mickey Hunter W' 5 Boy and Girl Most Valuable to School Life Jacque McCoIlough, -'NYY TaYl9 The Ole 9, fs Sophomores The Sophomore Class Officers are: president, Wayne Jordan, secretary, Shirley Liftlefield, vice-presideni, Sonny Carter. KAREN ABRAMS BILLY ADAIR PHIUJP ASHLEY JIM BARNES PHILLIP BELL ODELL BLACKW ELL ff FD! N4 H i x f f M N, i 3' fh +55 MYRNA ADAIR DARLA ANDERSON LLOYD BARNES BEVERLY BARR JAMES BLAND JUDIE BLAMNGAME gfmawwwwer f:f --g----mmffm-l.i- 1 .f.lnm-.1li 51 fs 4 4 ww W W Hifi' gi ffl? E? 3 im it r 4 fa 45' . Wk X V H 1 K ,. Q as HW we ,Er ' ,f. .af ., lax W E PHYLLIS INCE MERLE IVERSON LAURA JOHNSON MARIE JOHNSON LETFHA JONES MCHARD JONES JIM LEWHS JOHNNY LITTLEFIELD BILL MARTIN JEWELL MARTIN GERALD MAYBEE RUTH MILLER DARREL MORGAN BILLY MCCLELLAN 5,3 In 5wwI:WmwwkQ,U I 1e,Ww wwwiwaums.- . 1 5 I , lf 5 TWEQE ii Mi? mwfvy 4 fmws ' ' f A ls' A. A- - , gv - - 5 ?HIi W' ITP, 595 :E ig ways may ,f Qf -T QW I BOBBY JAMISON RUSSELL JOBE NAN JOHNSON STEVE JOHNSON WAYNE JORDAN SHARON KAYS SHIRLEY LITTLEFIELD LANA LUNDY KELLENE MARTIN KENNY MARTIN EARL MCCLELLAN EMMA MCCLOUD 1- .. mmm Q L, my ff X Q Q 1 , AQ, W gig 12- i.. ,ak Q 'W' fa CURTIS WHEELESS DAVID wHlTENAcK MAC WHITMORE WILEY WILLIAMS DAVID WILLYARD SANDRA WOFFORD BILLIE WOODRUFF GEORGE WORKMAN BOB YANCEY MIKE ZELLER Caught The Women Lights out! P H S Cutue' Batter up WHY Back when HHS, HQI'G l Grubhin' '-'P Remember when? su gf S Q ,Q , ue ,Q ur ..- ,nn I gr! D' 'I ,544 0 f 4' fu ogy: T-Q-. f A , 31 'B i ffl' 6 Q' Q In as yn: msg' Q: is al ' J as his asa hi? g, K x we X an 5 at fx 4, :iq u L . Q Q 5 4, -' 55 5 . R'-., K f A. ' X as 1: N M N btk Q R ':'-: S U SV.. This ls An Invaslon Accndents do happen The Good Ole Days Hoola Hoola Dancer Well, when I was young . What ls It? Sleepy Time Gal HHer6. He re' ' .'Wif5H,., A , W, Scare Ya 'I We 1 1 qt I - if V nnee w'M'.' Q A.,. Y if y' 5 i 3:22 ,K 'en,-,' '-ne1 . I- ',', 1 '-e f 'n' . K A45 AnyI'Yl0 re room? The Gang Th' IS Is An Invasion I I og 4 l LA Activities Business Mana99 MARGARET HUGGANS Editor BARBARA SELLERS I'I,I2LL6l Feature Editor RUTH ANN SCHULZ Faculty Editor Sophomore Editor Sponsor PATSY POWERS SHIRLEY LITTLEFIELD MR. MALE Junior Editor Associate Editor CLAUDIA BRADLEY Sheff Assistant Feature Editor Sports Editor genie, Editor Assistant Sports Editor LYDIA TAYLOR BETTY HERT SAUNDRA TOWNSEND 9 'i ,JJ VV R. s3f A 1 Pimp X 1 KPMP vw ,- First Row-Flora Stauffer, Lydia Taylor, Betty Hert, Nancy Hoggle, Laura Johnson, Phyllis Byrd, Jemima Sullivan, Charlotte Hawk, Patricia Brodks, Pat Combs, Shirley Littlefield, Marilyn Abercrombie. Second row- Bobby Jamison, Sandra Morford, Charlene Palmer, Barbara Detien, Judy Foreman, Mary Ann Wadley, Linda Mitchell, Myrna Adair, Patti Pierson, Lana Lundy, Evelyn Endsley, Janet Sheard, Jetta Henry, Mrs. Bell. Third row-Ruth Eddings, Eva May Ince, Barbara Jr.-nes, Lois Hardy, Connie Davis, Delo-res Histand, Wanda Jones, Doris Hill, Nancy Whitehead, Patty Goss, Mary Ruth Bowling . Fourth row-Carolyn Davis, Pat Chadwell, Norma Kating, Freda Trout, Louise Jordan, Russell Jobe, Charles Robinson, Dana Kay Hughes, Phyllis Camp- bell, Carol Warren, Jennie Huggans, Sonya Hoggle, Geraldine Lair, Evon Saffel. 32104. Seated: Patty Goss, secretary: Dana Kay Hughes, vice-president: Do ' H'II president: Pat Chadwell, librarian: Barbara Detjen, historian. Standing:rIsLouise Jordan, reporter: Carolyn Davis, treasurer. ,tl First row: Mr. Houser, Judy Blasingame, Emma Lee McCloud, Mary Ann McCorkle, Jewel Martin, Mary Gibbs, Wilo- dean Ragland, Trula Rosser, Pat Davis, Willie Fryer, Mr. Caldwell. Second row: Loyd Layton, Junior Hawkins, James Rice, W. H. Gage, Rudy Coblentz, Walter Saffel, Joe Kirby,Wayne Qualls, Fred Daniels, Jim Taylor, Gerald Daily, Billy Morgan. Third row: Terry Patterson, Bill Sisson, George Hauenstein, Charles Kipper, Junior Erwin, Ernie Hadden, Roy Hardy, Darrell Anderson, Floyd West, Maurice Marquette, Larry Guinan, Lawrence Williams, Earl Nunley, Marion Wright, Harry Guinan. Fourth row: Owen Qualls, Merle Walker, Jerry Castleberry, Tommy Drew, J. B. Kating, Dennis Miller, Roy Dean Guthrie, James Hollar, Jerry Evans, Bill Dickey, Don Pennel. Kenneth Gwartney, Dan Wilcutt. QHJU Left to right: Trl- 3 Rossefv Billy Morgan, Darrel Anderson, Jewel Martin, Bill Dickey. ,S ,Q 5--ru LS. I aw kv X S L :ns ' tw, kk lim , .,,,X... Xigk. ' ww 412 ,snr Mac Whitmore, Billy Willis, Gerald Daly, James Hester, Brooks Ledbetter, Dwight Kayes, Jerry Jackson, Dale Con- ner, Stacy Atchley, Billy Adair, Joe Cox, Johnny Littlefield, Homer Rice,g Second Row: Garry Pennel, Wayne McCarty, Jun- ior Duck, Odel Blackwell, Joe Cummings, John Cummings, Bill Madole, lvan Pace, Andy Berkenfeld, Donald McCelIeIan, W. H. Brandleyg Third Row: Allan Hauenstein, James Rice, Gerald Conatzer, Johnny Trogden, LeRoy Lee, Rudy Coblentz, Cecil Odle, Gene Fielden, Alton 0'Bar, Richard Brenner, Walter Hollar, Billy Casey, John Mozingo, Junior McClellan, -Paul Coblentz, Dale Miller, Lloyd Barnes: Fourth Flow: Billy McClellan, Alfred Peggs, Richard Crittenden, Kenneth.. Miller, george Surine, Clarence Sharp, Darrell Morgan, Danny Castleberry, Tommy Drew, Rudy Troyer, Charles Odle, and Allen ags ale. .fyfisnif F.F.A. Exhibitors at the Mayes Counly Fair Left to right fseatedjr Brooks Led better, president: Johnny Trogdon, vice-president, Dwight Caves, secre tary, Jerry Jackson, treasurer, fstand mgj Dale Connor, reporter: Stacy Atchley, sentinel, Billy Adair, parlia- mentariang Joe Cox, chaplain M 1 M 1 -R' ', xx ,X 1 '-Je-1-'r f' . 5. 5 1 - 1 'e-5.31 155: YJ - S5111-5:14. f Wh ' ' :ffpglfff fit' 7 -iii. .j'?'7ii'5, f --1 4--- ie 5,1 - e bi em G57 is Winners of Mayes County Poultry Contest land one would be sur ' d .t th . testl. T-me llighest four were: Gerald Daily, Bully Mccellelan, Joe Cogviimd TH, De gU4?l?ing:mTogng tlhemgolfgry vice-pres: en . ' 'W' A Observmg improved dairylng on the Coblentz farm. Flon! Row Jerry Seen on Channel 6, KOTV, on February 2, 1957. at 12:30 a.m. Country Fu-ldmg, Garry Pennel, Bully McCeIlelan, Paul Coblentz. Rudy Coblentz Blck Journal-Bermuda Grass. Joe Cox, W. H. Brfmdley, Instructor. Brooks Led- Row: Rnchnrd Crittenden, Curtis Ball, Allen Ragsdale, W H, Gage Brooks better and Bob Thomas Pro ram Nl1n1 er Thus plcture was tnkerl fvom A Ledbetter, Dale Connor and Rudy Troyer. . 9 1 -9 - TV screen in Pryor at the time of the show. TWIN CALVES AND TWIN SILOS The F.F.A. Queen and her affendanls were picked at the Annual Melon Feast at Lloyd Moore's. K.. I ofminq Cyrus First Row: Mr. Caldwell, Jim Taylor, Mike McHenry, Wayne Qualls, Joe Fletcher, Laurin Edwards, Terry Patterson, Roy Hardy, Earnie Hadden. Third Drew, Bill Baker, Dennis Miller, J. B. Kating, Jerry Evans. cquto Jiflscfianiaa u. Kirbey. Second row: Bart Cambron, Don row: George Hauenstein, Bill Sisson, Tommy cgffzuzoon 12144 J ww First row: Mr. Caldwell. Leroy Lee, W. H,Gage, Charles Kiper. Harry Guinan, Cecil Odle. James Rice' Second row: Charles Newcomb, Maurice Marquette. Laurenre Edwards.. Fred Daniels, Kennefn MIHOT, Rudi' coblemzv Junior Hawkins. 45 . 'I' : , -- First row: Marvin Best, sponsor, Johnny Gyer, Bill Redington, Keith Tooman, Jessie Phipps, Charles Sturdivan, Frankie Campbell, Gene Coffey, Bob Cornelius, Tommy Bowling, George Workman, Bob Phipps, John Campbell. Second row: Jerry Lowe, Frank Parkinson, Bob Richards, Marvin Taylor, Mitchell Jones, Leslie Campbell, Pat Miller, Leon Parkinson, Verner Lowe, Wavne Bobbitt. Olen Taylor, Tom Blasingame, Carl Casey, Billy Martin, Gene Stackhouse, Donald Hill, Robert Red- ington. Third row: Johnnie Miller, Lonnie Jones, Howard Cornelius, Lonnie Martin, Raymond Shoemaker, David Reese, Joe McCloud. Earnest Kirley, Jerry Creel. James Box. Mike Miller, William Steward, Robert Steward, LeRoy Casey. Fourth row: Bob Sendel, Glen Moore, James Brasel. Frank Smart, Kenneth Bobbitt, Paul Yochum, Bill Sendel, Harvey Haddock, Bill Martin. Tom Harper, Don McCloud, J. L. Miller, Leo Wright. John Rhamy. In pickup, left to right: Jessie Phipps, Chuck Stur- divan, Tommy Bowling. Standing, left to right: Frankie Campbell, Keith Tooman, Marvin Best, Gene Coffey. Skt . .,. f--......... Gene Coffey and h's Grand Champion ba:-. row at Muskogee Free t T I E .. State Fair, champion a u sa xposltlon :Er the grlap-wma State 4 - - dir, laho C1 , an State Fair 1956. ,-,nd Champioxmat 136 Tulsa State Fair and Exposition. F.F.A. Exhibitors P Row one, left to right: Beverly Nelson, Lois Hardy, Ruth Eddings, Patricia Robertg, Barbara Detflen, Marilyn Aber- crombie, Fran Morgan, Flora Stauffer, Eva May lnce, Barbara Jones, -Delores Histand. Row two, le t to right: Norma Greenway, Barbara Rhymes, Doris Brown, Wanda Russel, Mary Bowling, Lydia Taylor, Kendal Gaither, Sharon Kays, Char- lene Palmer, Margaret Huggans, Beverly Taylor, Doris Hill, Billy Casey. Row three, left to right: Velda Wells, Mona Ly-nn Calllson, Wanda Jones, Linda Richards, Ruth Ann Shultg, Judy Hunter, Lana Lundy, Geral ine Goss, Bill Surbey, Billy Morgan, Stacy Atchley, Tommy Caves. Row four, left to right: Mary Frances Barnett, Joyce Snyder, Catherine Richardson, Dana Kaye Hughes, Hal Buchanan, Lora Bell Sinor, Mike Zeller, Sonny Carter, Nancy Whitehead, Velda Campbell, Mari- lyrl Liston, Patty Goss. 4Sfafe clfolzoz oaie K! 75 xlx Q fl V - fq x ,I fi lx ' 5 if 425 i gli cgxfafe orzoz oaiefy Loffiaewi State Honor Society Officers: Mike Zeller, president: Bill Surbey, vice-president, Lora Bell Sinor, secretary- xreasurer. xiii' Row one, left to right: Beverly Nelson, Carol Swain, Lois Hardy, Ruth Eddings, Patricia Roberts, Beverly Nelson, Mari- lyn Abercrombie, Hazel Taylor, Fran Morgan, Flora Stauffer, Eva Maye lnce, Barbara Jones, Delores Histand. Row two, left to right: Norma Greenway, Barbara Rhymes, Doris Brown, Wanda Russel, Mary Bowling, Lydia Taylor, Kendal Gaith- er, Sharon Kays, Charlene Palmer, Margaret Huggans, Carrie Davidson, Letitia Jones, Beverly Taylor, Doris Hill. Row three, left to right: Velda Wells, Mona Lynn Callison, Wanda Jones, Linda Richards, Judy Cameron, Ruth Ann Shultz, Judy Hunt- er, Nan Johnson, Lana Lundy, Geraldine Goss, Russell Iltme, Bill Surbey, Billy Morgan, Stacy Atchley, Tommy Caves. Row four, left to right: Jean Washam, Joyce Snyder, Catherine Richardson, Dana Kaye Hughes, Hal Buchanan, Lora Bell Sinor, Mike Zeller, Sonny Carter, Nancy Whitehead, Velda Campbell, Marilyn Liston, Patty Goss. ationaf 217101201 -'oaiaty NATIONAL HONOR sociaw Y 7 2 i' EL Lofficeu National Honor Society Officers: Patricia Rooerts, president: Dana Kaye Hugh- es, secretary-treasurer: Judy Hunter, vice-president. X41 158, Q ,Y ww M gf, H I W gg! - Q gigs 5 Q b ,4 l ' Q! 1 ,Q Q ' af mf gms ' ,Q Q5 ' I 2 y M . kkkh , . 'WNW' W First Row, left to right: Shirley Littlefield, Patti Pierson, Lana Lundy, Patsy Powers, Sonny Roberts, Ronny Cox Bob Carmichael, Leo Ball, J. B. Kating, Phillip Casey, Jimmy Jones. Row two, left to right: Bill Surbey, Jerry Evans, Lin da Sadler, Evelyn Endsley, Don England, Barbara Rhymes, Sharon Kays, Dewayne Stafford. swaflafzm :Staff Don England, Edifor and Evelyn Endsley, Assisfanl' Editor. Mr. Ernest R. Hale, sponsor sl fsgef aw sf. R ..- ja- - HQ fx ,. .5 'wi Q lm X: Q ,Q :F fx, fx:-5:1 . .1g1i1ff.g,g,A5g- ag A U s N My 3 H. -: -L..--A ' . .. . . ini- ff all ., 1' , ,.k. ,z 9 Q ei 'W' K W, im ,ff km xv P' X QQ i wig if ,aim-r f F if Q 1 , W . ,.., lf.. , 2, QQQQQ7., - 51:1 ' F .11 E, gif' S w - Q is . TEL gg 3 Egg? f n 2 -N : YF is -vw S ki' 4,Ak: ,i .4 v , Qu, . -I ,: , fr- . . .. X X X N. N- k X- X .X 5 Y' TSS? . ' F X m ...Sk XL is ' A ig ... K 152 nl' S f- ' X my 5 1, ..., Q. I t . 41,- .. .K gg '-if ,A g?',1gg U. :: d: tfgigi 1 2YAxasQ122f?3?x4gzezlsi?Q,izs'2Lfgsi2vi:f sfgiifzwsT'-ff4s?fig?1msz1Pzfiifg M,Vggiqwgiflgfgqlg' gSWg,,maf ,-??1-Eififixifig fk-ffsfzwl u f f .F ,,.- fz:.,f,.4,,,,, - - ,,f5,,,fQ5W ,, . mea . ,i'Qmg1fw- , A .5 imfl ,n,5,, IWQ 4-1 :ff My Q. 1, m,41:,f1M+e4Lz e f 5,15 ., x f In 1 ii M Lf qygmmf 4 F' if . 'lun-W' ' 7 'Y T if If jf 51555 H ,X Ai! KZ. as - gvwjw ft 'g Q . , , f 4 A - :ig,. gi? ,QMG fn . J.. nb .W Q . an S I, 'lf-4 5 ' 1 15 Bi Qs 9' Q! g 'FX 1 in 1 Qi, -ff N Q L x Q 5 gy.: X.,,L, 05' ' X, ii ff F ! ' f M'-+ 1 : E Q . , ,V : Y 'Q-0194 LLXQ 4 , 533 N 533. sf X5 if M, First row-Margie Atchley, Virginia Brewster, Bonnie Casey, Sammye Sullivan, Sandra Morford, Jemima Sullivan, Susie Garner, Geraldine Arnold, Billie Wood ruff, Clara Ewart, Norma Sloan, Mariorie Tankersley. Second row-Jimi Lee Tippie, Lydia Taylor, Betty Hert, Ruth Ann Schulz, Nancy Evans, Wanda Jones, Margaret Titus, Thelma Greenway, Peggy Hammer, Mary Ball, Linda Coats, Doris Brown, Darla Anderson. Third row- Mrs. Riley, Ollie Callison, Janette Cloninger, Barbara Rhymes, Francis Barnett, Margo McCoy, Barbara Sellers, Claudia Bradley, Judy Cameron, Norma Greenway, Juanita Willmon, Carol Casey, Patricia Roberts, Rita Smith. Fourth row-Sherrie Haley, Arlene Walker, Velda Wells, Sue Dake, Emogene Hanson, Patricia Casey, Mary Kiper, Carol Jones, Marilyn Liston, Dawn Holt, Willa Hill, Geraldine Lair, Linda Sadler, Joyce Snyder, Julia Smith, Francis Powers. fm rs 5 W My Z MM if f f gf I l fi A02 1 if fl Z Seated-Janette Cloninger, secretary? Margo 1 'A-Ylll McCoy, president, Joyce Snyder, vice-presi- , denti Juanita Willmon, treasurer. Standing A -Barbara Sellers, reporter: Judy Cameron, ' pianist: Julia Smith, song leader: Lydia Tay- FUTURE We BA MAKER lor, song leadery Nancy Evans, reporter. HO E S f -EZ fx! K' , jf! Royalty -:Q if , BRU CE CARTER Senior RGARET H UGGANS MA Senior KENDAL GAIT Sophomore HER Gqffzncfarzfa STAFFORD JERRY Sophomore 3, 1. W MARGARET HUGGANS Senior DANA KAY HUGHES Junior cglffancfanfi 2? P. SHARON KAYS Sophomore PEGGY HAMMER Senior JACQUE McCOLLOUGH Junior cqtlzsncfanta 1 X il if MITCHELL LINDA Junior HERINE RICHARD CAT Junior SON NORMA JONES Senior cqfbsncfan fa JANICE NORMA Sophomore N PAT DAVIS Senior JUDY BLASINGAME Sophomore Oqffincfafzzfa DOTTIE MOORE Sophomore JOYCE SNYDER Junior am ,mf .A,, A, V I --ivf Q ,Q ,Q ...Q ,nl an--Oigg., Q51 'V A S' 'V W .,,f 1... i Q? SEEF??' f fiiaigx mi fm Rf- gf' Spor 4 2-if-? 7 Lila X1 fx 2 ...miu.. gig Back Row: left to right: Robert Fl. S k H II ' Curtis Wheeless Jerr Staff d J h M gnc ey o and, Frank Thomas, Ernie Haddan, Jerry Horton, ,h Y Of 0 n c hearson Chuck Sturdivan, To G' t D K' M'k ef:,engll3y,r:g3nPh'alln?tc,l1lgyjbvmlgSEQISS5.BBQLL nehwarrin Cargmtzhargli llirjontonrowwgleft I so 1 - Fl a a am ' , H -, son. Don Jordan. Bog Nix, Bruce Carter, Steve Johnson, Jim I-xlovlt. a er award Worley' Ralph Hutch' - aljj A -,L -'-- .--as-----.. The Pryor Tigers under the third year of Coach Warren Car- michaeI's instruction, had a good year considering the lack of men out this year. Back to aid Coach Carmichael again for his second year was Coach Smokey Holland, also the freshman coach Milt Phillips. Nine senior Iettermen will be lost through graduation. Our hopes are built for next year on the nine returning Iettermen plus a host of other squad men. The Tiger record included five wins, two ties, and three loss- es. Con ratulations boys, you did a successful job. C STURDIVAN ENTER BILL FLOOD GUARD BILL SURBEY GUARD TOMMY BOWLING DON JORDAN FULLBACK ALVIN BAKER HALFBACK HALFBACK '7 X rf , WA s' 9 f X1 N' ,J l 1 - A, ,, , T' W Y' 1 Z A ' 'ri' ' 1 y . , Q 1 X 'I N , Q, , X, '. In I' nw,,,,,,J'-.r 41 , :5fl,'f'4L:,'.i'?45-in 1, W ' - M fall!! 341, : a , .y ff.. f .I V '.v'472r LV: I f , L. JOHN MCPHEARSON GUARD JERRY HORTON TACKLE HIRAM CATLETT HALFBACK TOM GIST GUARD 'W PHILLIP ASHLEY GUARD M .. E ,sq an srevs JoHNsoN A HOWARD wom.EY HAu.FaAcK 'Jil W QUARTERBACK . . . W. ig ZA A wiv BOB NIX END Hang on Nixl r-arrscaa Brooks. 1956 Football Queen, is shown with attendants, Kay Hughes, and Maraaret Huqqans. HALFBACK N LARRY BRIM S. CURT WHEELESS PAUL STATHAM TACKLE FULLBACK JERRY STAFFORD Fullback, Don Jordan carried the ball TACKLE ERNIE I-IA DDEN .JM ig K HMMM ?f'L E ag, MAC wmrmons Q TACKLE ,E ,,:,E. it A EN D HASKELL HARTIN Pryor MIKE ZELLER TACKLE Pryor ,..,,. Pryor .,.... Pryor .,.,,. ,,,,A Pryor .,.... Pryor ,..... Pryor ...... Pryor .,..,. Pryor ...... Pryor ....v. ,,,,, GUARD 12 Springdale .r... 6 Checofah .... 13 Miami .....A..A. 7 Claremore ........ 33 Wagoner ,,,,.,,,,,,, 0 Broken Arrow 48 Vinifa ,,.,,,,,,,,.,4,, 0 Nowafa ...Y....... 62 Pawhuska ....... 'I3 Tahlequah .,.... RICHARD LANDRIAULT 'rAcKl.E FRANK THOMAS BRUCE CARTER END END That's way T nh-k ommyg after the ball! , S:- h ,A ,K O G ff nov HARDY Q6 Tiger Man agar 'b of xo 'Ne' 0 XX. ed' First row: Stacey Atchley, Howard Worley, Roy Hardy, Forrest Graham, Laurin Edwards, Terry Patterson, Alvin Baker, Mac Whitmore. Second row: Jim Griggs, Wayne Jordan, Steve Johnson, Larry Brim, Bob Nix, Tom Gist, Don King, Bill Surbey, Tommy Bowling, Don England, Jerry Evans, Bruce Carter. Third row: Jerry Staf- ford, Mike Zeller, Curt Wheeles, Phillip Bell, Richard Landriault, Bill Baker, Larry Jones, Chuck Sturdivan, Ralph Hutchison, Don Jordan, Paul Statham and Johnny Littlefield. fsfkzmsnl Q . .Pryof . vw' ng the ball dur' fried dan ca on 'wr Fullback' D ame ' BAILEY VANZANT .Head Coach ROBERT HOLLAND Assistant Coach TOMMY MCCOY Tiger Manager NL Coaeh Robert Smokey Holland presents his team wrih Trainer Tommy McCoy. The five seniors pictured abcvghave seen a lot of action these past few years during the Tiger games. They are: Bruce Carter 3 years, Jerry Evans 2 years, Bob Nix 3 years, Chuck Sturdivan 3 years and Bill Baker 3 years. ,. i J? Bill Baker, center .larry Evans, forward eanhl Chuck Sfurdivan, forward -pr 'Tommy Bowling, guard J 'hillip Bell, I Bob Nix, guard Stacydetchlay, guard 5 r 1, Johnny Lihlafiald, forw ruca Carter, guard Let's Chee wr' r For Them Girls! 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