Purcell High School - Dragon Yearbook (Purcell, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1951 volume:

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Dobbins, and Mr. Riley. --i1i-.-.-.-...-- awry lx , ,. , , YN ,. W , .A,A,, L ills 'fr Student Council Members: Around the table left to right - Henry Perry, 7rhg Joe Draughn, 8thg Richard Grish m, 12th, Jimmy Clary, 9th, Angelyn Hess, llthg Secretary Willene Smith, llthg Presi- dent Charles Elder. 12th, Vice-President Grant Frankenberg, 12th: Larry Brandly, llthg Don Sherman 10th, Anita Abrams, 10th. In the background is Mr. Hopper, principal, and Mr. Riley, superintendent. This is the second year that the Student Council has successfully operated in Purcell. During this year they have sponsored a weekly radio program. an intramural program. contest for the outstanding senior boy and girl, inter-school assemblies, home room assemblies, Harlem Aces basketball game, and they attended the State Convention. 4 M if QTQ Y -Fx, . . - x-'if' 1' V - Hug, mpc, I ' ,lv ,.-.' 2 1 ,: -A . 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Oleta Anderson uspeedyn Dragon Paper StaK, Pep Club, Soft Ball Sue Calvert uSULUEQUf, Librarian Band Pep Club jim Ballard Carl Beaver Bob Bell 'Hangovern uCensoredH nHuskyn Football, Football, Basketball, Track, Secretary classes Speech '49 '50 '51 CLASS WILL On this day. January 19, the year of our Lord, 1951 A.D., we, the members of the Senior Class of 1951, being of sound mind, excellent judgement and superior intelligence, because we know we are about to receive that long wished for Hsheep skin,n do hereby set down our last will and testament. We hereby give and bequeath our most cherished possessions and achievements as follows: Oleta Anderson wills her good grades in short- hand to Geraldine Beam, the only junior looking forward to the task. jimmy Ballard bequeaths his naps in Geometry and English to Don Sherman. Carl Beaver leaves . . . ! Bob Bell leaves his good-grooming to Wayne Walker in hopes that he will use it. Norma Brown leaves Fayetta to get through the next year alone. Sue Calvert gives her place in the library to Sylvia Draughn. To Ellen Cavnar, Dorothy Colwell leaves her sunny disposition. Norma Lea Brown uRedn Tennis Librarian Junior 3 Senior Pla3 '50 Dorothy Colwell llGigg-les!! Pep Club Wayne Carberry Bob Collins Roy Lee Criswell Nancy Dean Fern Edwards NPenny Pincher' ulerrible Iermiten 'Snake UEggheadn NBashfhl??V Football QAll- Football fAll- Band Music Junior Q Senior Pla Districtj, District 5 All- F.F.A. '50, Track, Conferencej, Junior Play '50 Assistant Editor of junior Play '50 Basketball Dragon StaH, Honorary junior Play 8 OHice Girl .1 , l fe ,,. f Charley Elder Larry Ewing Ronald Fishburn Billie Faye Fox Grant Frankenberg GOvenor Double Ugly Fish 'Mystic Miss Packard Kid President of Basketball, F.F.A. Glee Club President Senior Class Student Council, Baseball, Reporter Home Room Basketball, Boys State President Home Room Football Pres. junior Class fAll-District and All Leta Faye Franks HelDful Henry Glee Club, F.H.A., Pep Club His blinding speed, Wayne Carberry wills jackie Hayes. Bob Collins departs with a contract from Joie Chitwood. Roy Lee Criswell gives his copy of Emily Post and a key to the Reading Room to jimmy Sherman. Nancy Dean leaves her literary ability'to Glen Frankenber. To Dorothy Thompson, Fern Edwards gives her eagerness. Charley Elder and Richard Grisham decree their debating techniques to Buddy and Blake. Larry Ewing leaves, but he is making sure that Dorothy goes with him. To Bobby Tefertiller, Ronald Fishburn bequeaths his outstanding agricultural record. Billie Faye Fox wills her had habit of talking too much Lo Betty Conner. Grant Frankenberg leaves his electric saw to Bob Harlan hoping he can put it to the same use. Leta Fay Franks wills her Information Booth to Clydine Brock. Pat Gibson Smith will give cooking lessons to any juniors who are contemplating matrimony. Conferencey Pat Gibson Smith Dishpan Hands' Society Editor of Dragon Staf, Band, Sneech an M' 'af'- Richard Grisham Patsy Harris Doratha Hightower Bill Hill Greasy Shorthand Shark Blushing Blonde Wild Bill Student Council, Editor Dragon Stah. Band Football, Boy! State, OHice, Basketball, Debate Glee Club Baseball 9 Nancy Kennedy Pocahantas Girls State, Football 3 Annual Queen, junior Play '49,'50,'Sl fester Les Lane jean Matthews Dorothy Meeks Pat Menard Dennie Meredith Henry VIII Whispers Innocence?? Pastie Old Toothless' Football Tennis, Band, Girls State, Track, fAll-District and junior Play '50 Sophomore E Senior Student Council, Football All-Conferencej, Speech Queen Candidate, Glee Club Basketball fAl1-Star State Tournamentj, Track J. W. Myers HHoo moon President F.F.A. 51 Basketball Dragon Paper StaH Accompaniest Our clerical genius, Patsy Harris, leaves to Carl Oswalt her typing speed. Dorotha Hightower bequeaths her quick temper to Velva Lockmiller. Bill Hill gives Gloria back to the Sophomore boys. Nancy Kennedy our versatile editor leaves her uposition to any one who has no better sense to take it. Lester Lane surrenders jersey u33n to Richard Sherman. Will the seams hold? Regretfully, jean Matthews gives up her seat on the athletic bus, which is envied by every girl in high school. Dorothy Meeks leaves her drawl to jean Little. Pat Menard, who knows more about Patrick Henry than Patrick did hinself, leaves her knowledge to Mr. Webster. His recitation points, which are so valuable in English, Dennie Meredith gives to Donna Akin. J. W. Meyers leaves as he came, on the bus. Cecil Ozment Qwe hopej leaves single. Don Padgett, the Clark Gable of P.H.S., will give the other boys a chance to do some acting. Ceci 1 Ozmen t 'Footsie Football fhll-Districtj, Basketball, Baseball Donald Padgett Ronald Padgett J. B. Parks Bill Perry Billy Pittman W1iskers Dimples Shy Guy The Thing Sweet William Football Football, F.F.A. Football, Football, fAll-Conferencej, Basketball junior Plav '50j51 Track Annual StaH- Basketball, Junior Play '49,'50 Baseball '51 .IO I i5,, Barbara Pounds Bonnie Seabourn Mary Lou Self Eula Vee Slate Wanda Faye Jeffries Prevaricator The Glanged Woman Smoky Lucky The Hrs. Annual StaH. Glee Club, Basketball, Dragon Paper StaH Junior Play '49, Pep Club, Softball, President F.H.A. Glee Club OHice Cheer Leader Speech Betty Sparlin l 'avi fry Honorary junior Girl President Pep Club '51. Glee Club Ron, uDimples,n Padgett, wills his scientific ability to all those who'll have to take chemistry and biology again next year. To quiet, reserved jenonne Walker, j. B. Parks bequeaths his boisterous ways. Bill Perry gives his witty, imagination to Ray Henry. Billy Pittman wills his car to Curtis Stone. To Donna Melton, Barbara Pounds leaves her ability to tell good stories with a straight face. Bonnie Seabourn leaves to join Bert. Mary Lou Self bequeaths her towering height to Kay Allcorn. To the numerous sophomore girls who are so eager to go to the alter, Eula Vee Slate leaves to do just that. Wanda Smith jeffrie left with a uMRs degree. Betty Sparlin wills her numerous cars to Pat Hammond, so she will have a more convenient way to do her chasing. Ed Tefertiller left us at Mid-term. Margaret Tefertiller reluctantly leaves Gerald. Ed Tefertiller Slap Happy F.F.A. Margaret Tefertiller Ernie Thompson Dane Tippit Ken Tippit Jimmy Tucker Willie the Penguin Laziness Dreamboat ' Taxi Secretary Basketball, Football, Football, Football, Junior Play '50, Softball, Track, Track, Speech Football Dragon Paper StaK Basketball Baseball ll Patricia Underwood Maurite Vandagriff Dale West Doyle West 1 Baby Ann Windy Shorty GOL-,se Softball, Basketball, F,F.A, F,F,A, Basketball, Cheer Leader, Secretary F.F.A. Basketball, OHice Dragon Paper StaE '51 F.H.A. King Barbara Wilson Saint Freshman Queen Candidate, Dragon Paper StaH, Speech Ernest Thompson departs without his freckles and red hair . . . and who has them? Terry Pollard. Dane Tippit bequeaths his good looks to Michael Gallamore. fDoes he need them?j Ken Tippit gives his versatility with a grease gun to Larry Brandly. To Jimmie Clary, jimmy Tucker leaves his booming base voice. Patricia Underwood wills her place on the girls' basketball team to judy jackson Ybakum. Maurita VandagriH leaves ner tongue, which is loose at both ends, to Sue Perry. To Bryon Smith, Dale West bequeaths his desire to please, hoping that he may proEt by it in the next two years . Doyle West gives his stinkin' basketball shoes to anyone who car wear them. With regards, james Wilkie bequeaths his driving ability to jack Riley, jr. Barbara Wilson leaves Mr. Coppick's typing work for someone else. Buddy Wilson wills his boots and saddle to Anita Abrams. james Wilkie The Gasoline Kid Football, Basketball, Track we TSSElS45Ei1i?:F::59??f5'f+5?5Z'.!.Elsfllf XMSM5 . ,. ,555 55 ' E gwfsgfiamw Ygsyggw i - Q Sfiisiiiiziiix-aff , 2 f r ---- We ,rag ABR g.wmQ5g ' i . 'f -5?1ff,?iQSf15 etrwef views ' fe, , imma? Anglia Q, , af omlw ,,,, - ZTW - www? 1 ,- f- , fo , f f,,.,i,5, 2 1 4. ks for -,-,, ,..,- . M' Zi, ' --,,-, Buddy Wi 1 son Bronco Buster Speech, Footbalh Wrestling 1 F or or 3.9 Nancy Kennedy and Bob Bell 12 Charlene Golden Danny jones Kenny Isaacs On Christmas 1966 I spent a week in Purcell visiting friends and relatives. Since I was interested in the members of the class of '51, I inquired around and found information on all of them. It was so interesting that I am sending it to you. Coach Lester Lane of the Oklahoma Sooners, was presented with a Cadillac last night in honor of his team's 52 straight win. The noted chemist, Dr. Ron Padgett, has just completed his experiment on the new element Gibsonite and is returning home with his two bottle-washers, Ken and Dane Tippit. Secretary of State Bill Hill announced today that his new secretary if Barbara Pounds, who was recommended by President Charles Elder as being the nnst capable in Washington. Last week, construction was begun here on the sixteenth Bell-Perry Racing Cars Factory. The owners, Robert Bell and William Perry are vacationing in Australia with their lovely wives, Mrs. Jean Matthews Bell and Mrs. Pat Underwood Perry. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Ewing announce the birth of quintuplets. The couple have two other children and were not expecting five more so if you can spare any diapers, blankets, etc. please send them right over. Mrs. Ewing is the former Barbara Wilson. Jim Tucker and his wife, Fern Edwards, have just set a speed record in typing. After practicing five years, they now average 72 words a minute. A new bill was passed in the LL S.Senate. The bill provides for the removal of the shrubbery at the bottom of the White House Steps. It was introduced by Senator Norma Brown of Oklahoma. Nancy Dean, concert pianist, will present a theme entitled 'Three Blind Mice' on her program next week. E.R.Thompson will remain another year in the English department at P,H.S. This will be his 15th year. Mary Lou Self and Margaret Tefertiller are still trying desperately to keep their girlish figures - by saddling horses on the Buddy Wilson Bar X Ranch. Richard Grisham, an eminent lawyer has successfully won a breach of promise for Pat Menard. Ed Tefertiller was the prosecuting attorney. Naughty Nancy fKennedyj and Brutal Betty fSparlinj renowned lady wrestlers, made front page headlines when they became involved with the referee, Roy Lee Criswell, but as usual the ladies came out on top. Dorothy uGiggles Colwell has a world famous uGiggling Show on Coney Island with Dale West as barker and Wayne Carberry as cashier. Does it seem strange that Miss Colwel1's show has been going in the hole? The uSantuary,n a home for disappointed women who failed to get their men, is owned and operated by Billie Faye Fox - of his old class mates at Purcell High School Eula Vee Slate and Dorothy Meeks are Uregulars.n Don Padgett is handy man for these ladies, and seems to enjoy running errands for these old maids. The man with the cold shoulder, Jim Ballard, is now owner and operator of the largest ice conpany in the United States. The business, owned and operated by Leta Faye Franks, known as uThe Latest??' really is a beauty saloon, but wouldn't you have thought it something else? Mr. and Mrs. CSue Calvert, James Wilkie have just returned to their home after a cross country race with the stork - in an effort to reach Dr. Bob Collins, world famous Pediatritian. Cecil Ozment and J. W. Meyers, Hollywood's most eligible bachelors, are com- peting for the hand of glamour queen, Doratha Hightower. Patsy Harris and Oleta Anderson have just landed after a world tour on which they demonstrated new shorthand methods. Their book, which has sold 1,000,000 copies was published by Ronald Fishburn. I Dennie Meredith broke into headlines again this week when his Philllps 66 Oilers, won their fifth consecutive national title. Grant Frankenberg is known all over the world for his enormous butterfly col- lection which consists of 1,999,099 specimen which he has collected and mounted without aid. The true value of this collection is unknown by anyone other than Grant and his faithful guards, Bill Pittman and JZ B.Parks. Doyle West is now showing his inspiring exhibits of feminine figures at the Metropolitan Art Museum. Doyle gives all credit for his fame as a sculptor to his two models, Maurita Vandagriff and Linda Newman. Bonnie Seabourn and Pat Smith who were married during their senior year at P.H.S. did not let their marital status interfere with their careers. They have just won the Wbrld's Professional Tennis Doubles championship. Charlene Golden recently purchased the one millioneth record, uwhen the Corn is Waving, Annie Dear,n popularized by Danny Jones. Sincerely, J. Mc. l3 1 ,X M W Qx Rai? SALU ATORIAN Nancy Kennedy I4 OUTSTANDING BOY AND GIRL Grant Frankenberg Last year Mr. Wyatt of the Wyatt Jewelry in cooperation with the Student Council decided to choose a boy and girl from the senior class by popular vote, that the student body felt was outstanding, Mr, Wyatt gives a place setting of Sterling to the girl and a Bulova watch to the boy. Jean Matthews I5 .1 4, t Mft and Mrs. Roma Teel - Sponsors Larry Brandley Alma Blackwell President Vi ce-Presi den t 16 :digg 'Qi-Fifi' .V : '- .- QE: s f5'1iJ7. ' ni'-1 -SW 'a1,4fig5. 2 x fT ? .TW ' ff.:if,q.1, 1 Q , V Zigi! A 'Q--Nw '. , .L .- SLA V A ' 4. ' V. 5?g5S:gW , 5 5.49, W?-: 1 ' - Fr:-31155 - ' . , ' -wif 4, I X N - f l - 'q.5,m3we:4:3Gg. --,'1.vfJ,2 - H, .,.'.f,- M ', QQ ? 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Bobby Ray Auld Ruth Christian Gloria Gallamore Verla Hertje Terry Matthews Beverly Beck Janice Clifton Bertha Griffin Vera Lane Don Menard Clydean Brock Jimmie Mae Cox Marguerite Grubbs James Langley Dale Meredith Bill Card Sylvia Draughn Imogene Hackney Martha Lawson Paula Newman joe Lee Chandler Rodney Fishburn Bob Harlan John Little Bonnie Nickles a G' S I Ngfm HQ-- 0. ,W Sf? 5--.s mv' or ch, 19 f 'lt- Johnny Norvell Don Sherman Bobby Teferti Jerrold Vickers Ester Wilson ller Carl Parker Tony Simms Pat Telford Ted Wagner Judy Jackson Yoakum Marvin Parks Bryan Smith Dorothy Thompson Shirley Wallace Jacquelyn Pittman Loren Steele Anabelle Thornton Blake Western Ramon Qualls Curtis Stone Pete Tippit Bill West Barbara Shea Bobby Swinford Clyde Tucker Harold West 'Ft Wvfpl' 1 e QM ffm Mr. Lee Coppick, Mr. Paul McKinley, and Mr. Aurthur Webster - Sponsors Jimmie Clary Bill Smith Don Beck Wayne Walker Michael Gallamore President Vi ce-Presi dent Secretary Treasurer Reporter 22 it 11:39 sm., N m1 ,?g ga E .aa wifi' Vis... wifi t qi-A NPV' 'kv to W f' . 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She has charge of the typing, bookkeeping, and shorthand classes and has had the responsibility of the uDragon,n the school paper, for three yearx Typing II class - The School Paper Staff 31 ' fins lm weefw One of Miss Brandley's Senior English classes Miss Thelma Brandley received a B.A. degree from Southwestern Institute of Technology. She has done a superb job of teaching English and manag- ing the high school library. QM! , of -ve- One section of Sophomore English Mr. Lee Coppick attended Oklahoma University and received a B.F.A. de- gree. He teaches Freshman and Sophomore English, Public Speaking, and Dramatics. 32 Q., Mr. Matthews General Science class ln 5 W -at , y r e v r y Vl 5 Qi N E y X Li w QR Mr. Leroy uBoney Matthews, B,S,, A,B,, East Central, has taught general science, biology, and coached football, basketball, track, and baseball in Purcell for the past six years. Mrs. Hays's seventh grade history class Mrs. Geneva Hays received her degree from Northwestern University. Q She teaches seventh and eighth grade history and coaches girls' basketball in both junior and senior high school. 33 f' we N. WP? 1 'Nur F' . Miss McCoo1 s Homemak1ng II class at work on clothing Miss Jessie McCool has a B,S, degree from the Oklahoma College for Women She has, with great ability, maintained the honor of Home Economics teacher for eleven years YF Mr. McKinley's agriculture II class For the past two years Mr. Paul McKinley, who has a B.S. and M,S, degree from Oklahoma A E M, has successfully run the Vocational Agriculture de- partment. 0 if! 03 A LJ f 615'-myf- --Q 1' More Mr. Hopper's Oklahoma History Class Mr. T. T. Hopper, Senior High Principal, has a Bachelor of Science degree from East Central, and a Master of Education degree from the University of Oklahoma. Besides his duties as principal, he teaches two sections of Oklahoma Historv first semester and Civics second semester. Mr. Hull's Study Hall W Other than performing his duties as junior High Principal, M . Hull teaches Mathematics and coaches Junior High football and basketball. He also coaches the Senior high baseball team. He was graduated from Southeastern State College with A.B. and B.S. degrees. Mr. Hull plans to get his M.Ed. degree this summer at the University of Oklahoma. 35 Miss Wi1son's eighth grade English class 4 1 , , , 111- ,-f . Miss Opal Wilson has a 5 bache1or's degree from the University of Okla- homa with a major in English and a minor in MT- HHYYY Owens- 8 graduate music, of Southeastern, teaches v mathematics in the high school. bien!!! Mr. Owens's geometry class 36 mmm e ---- asf VN 'F 4? 5 J z 4 High school art class. Some of their work can be seen in the background. Mrs. Empo Hackler attended the University of Oklahoma and received a B.S degree. She works with the junior High home economics, art, and English lll HVT'9 Mrs. Hack1er's seventh grade English 37 f '4rd 38 If U. Mr. Gibson's eighth grade science class A scene from the Biology class Mr. jay Gibson was graduated from Oklahoma AEM College with a B,S, degree. He teaches Biology, Chemistry and eighth grade science. During football season he assisted with the football team. j1q:1.v: Shop I class at work. Left to right: Ted Wagner, Luren Steele, Rodney Fisnbourn, Bob Tefertiller, Roger Rolin, Mr. Teel, Lester Lane, Pat Shea, Bryan Smith, Bill West, Roy Lee Criswell. Q A Q , , , S Mr. Roma Teel graduated from East Central with a Bachelor of Science degree in education. He has been a splendid teacher the three years that he has been at Purcell. One of the junior High Shop classes at work Shop II Class at work. 39 l W y -g. -1 This is a display of Shop II students and their work. Left to right: Ray Henry and his chest of drawers made from phileppine mahagany. Dennis Meredith's walnut desk, Ron Padgett's mahagany chest of drawers, Glenn McCal1's mahagany chest of drawers. lory, local Ford agent, sponsored our show in his display window. A scene from the display. A scene from the show, some 500 parents and students signed the guest book. AO A group of projects stored in the finish- ing room at the shop. Shows Shop I students at work. Left to right. joe Chandler. Larry Brandley, james Langley, Gerald Hays, jim Sherman, and Terry Matthews. A N R SOCIETY ROLL u - - Oleta Anderson Larry Brandly , . Bob Bell X sax XX is arm ciwef T g X l95O-I 951 -,H:GHscHooL HONO Sue Perry Larry Ewing Virginia Smith Fern Edwards M A Grant Frankenberg Anita Abrams M Richard Grisham Beverly Beck S H l-+i.'E Nancy Kennedy Gloria Gallamore S- i L Pat Menard jackie Pittman N fx jean Matthews IA bi Y S., .V era Alcorn X Don Sherman ' Patsy Harri s 'QQ Blake Western S- 5- wi Charles Elder EX 'i if : :TX Sally Ward jenonne Walker Homer McBa Val Don Beck 5 P-9 B, ' N, 5? R 41 W i px J Yu ff an--' F4 fag gp., 'f 1-,rw que if-2 , , Eyf., v,- 24 x UL! fix A A , ,: '33 , N. N,-1 , Q .-'Yi' ,QL VU' f. 5,1 1 1 I - V4-15:41 - -Y h y xr a::eA.4-,4m,- w 1. N , - 'mgr.:?fqf,.1., 'lzgfh ' ' , , V ev!! R 1 x ' '24 Vg? . 'Affc'- -,. ' J If r I if ,, 1 .4 ' fS22i'Eie s ,.,, 1 5,2-14 'X W 41 ',-ff .,,,. . -' ffbffE ' .,! ffl, I ,y.J1 , ,QW-ffzg' Jgfmf In 42 Lester Lane and Lee Coppick tell of experiences uBy the Sea.n Don Padgett, Lester Lane, and Wayne Carberry demon- strate their talents and zmplore Daddy to get the best for me.n Fayetta Brown tells the world uHe May be your Man, but he Comes to See me, Sometime.n Angelyn Hesse coyly confesses HI Wanna Be Loved by You.H jenonne Walker The Widow shrinks from the threats of the vxllian Charles Elcer Pianist Nancy Kennedy P0595 prettily for the camera back stage. Sf A The entire cast lines up for one last curtain call: Nancy Kennedy, Grace Wilkie, jenonne Walker, Charlie Elder, Don Padgett, Lester Lane, Wayne Carberry, Angelyn Hesse, Fayetta Brown, Danny jones. It started out as a speech department assembly, but it wound up as an all school affair, with all departments participating, and everyone thoroughly enjoying themselves. The assembly was one of the most successful ever given here, and traveled to several neigh- boring high schools. It was under the capable direction of Lee Coppick, speech teacher. 43 4 guns- Purcell's competive speech squad had another successful year in '50- '51. They received honors in debate and individual competition at Enid, Oklahoma City, Ada, Dallas, and Weatherford speech tournaments. After this annual is printed, they will compete in the state tournament in Norman, We were especially proud to become members of the National For- ensic League this year, which would enable anyone winning a state cham- pionship to enter the national tournament at Los Angeles, Calif. I In the upper picture, Blake Western and Buddy Hesse are shown earnestly studying debate material, and in the lower picture, Richard Grisham, Jenonne Walker, and Charles Elder take time out to pose for the cameraman. I M . , X I , I fl- , , ' P I , 'J ' 1 ' ,M , ff' Y 4, I . ., ,. . xv? u,1 ., .1 ' B T5 4 1 -.,- :N- '1ln,wQl':9 ,f-lv -4, ,nm ...aaaq NRG? ev e . s l , , 5 , 1 . s 1 Q E l Back row: Willene Smith, Pat Menard, Ellen Cavner, Velva Lockmiller, Imogene Hackney, Beverly Beck, Betty Sparlin, Anita Abrams, Bernice Bell, Annabelle Thgrnton, Front row: Jackie Pittman, Esta Lee Garrett, Alma Blackwell, Marguerite Scruggs, Dorothy Thomp son, Letta Faye Franks, Fayetta Brown, Nancy Kennedy, Fern Edwards, Janice Clifton, Angelyn Hesse, Donna Akin, Shirley Wallace. Seated: Mrs. Cliff Phillips, Director. This year the glee club was again under the very capable direction of Mrs. Cliff Phillips Among their activities were assembly programs in Purcell and enighboring high schools, partici- pation in the weekly radio show, and a special Christmas Cantata. Last year the group received an excellent rating in the state contest, and the glee club trio, quartet, and soloists will enter this contest again this spring. 45 l Q GIRLS' QUARTET Beverly Beck Fayetta Brown Nancy Kennedy Anita Abrams 1.95.-,.. f' .,f 1 f , he M lf' ' f if .H , If, f' E534 ?, D.6 X L' 1 !,V,,,.,,... ,,,f 1 -4-1---X., 3 if M' If W e Q, GIRLS' TRIO Willene Smith Anita Abrams jackie Pittman QA. 3rd row: Roy Criswell, Betty Conner, Martha Menard, Wilma Beaver Helen Lovell Bobby Bunch 2nd row: Johnny Wright, Bill Card, Pat Hammond, Janice Tinsley baxlla Hull Thelma White Betty Blackwell, Buddy Hesse. 2nd row: Billy Cobb, Stevens, Kenneth Wyatt, Bill McCurdy, Elaine Chandler Lee Yoakum Donald Allen, Milton Pugh, Pat Telford. Ist row: Eddie Kennedy, Tommy McCurdy, Katie Lou Metcalf, Dana Ewing Ralph Rider jerry Bell jeary Gillihan. The Purcell High School Band, under the direction of Mr. Lynn Baggett, has made many improvements this past year. They placed third in the Duncan festival, and are considering entering contest at Ada and Marshell. This was Mr. Baggett's first year here, and the band is looking fore- ward to many more successful years under his direction. S , y' DOHUB June Melton JO Ellen west Judy Jackson Yoakum 3rd row M McKxnley Ronald Fxshburn Doyle West, Nelson Wade, Jack Hayes, Buddy Wilson, Doyle 2nd row joe Webster J W Meyers Harold West, Davxd Herrxngton Carl Oswalt, Dale West, Rodney Ist row Ted Waggoner, Jerrold Vxckers Bobby Huddleston, Wymon West jerry jackson, Jimmy Eddle The Morro LEARNING TO DO DOING TO LEARN EARNING TO LIVE LIVING TO SERVE J W Meyers Presrdent Dale West Secretary Carl Oswalt latch Dog, Jack Hayes, Vice- Shirley Wallace, Vice-President: Wilma Beaver, Secretary-Treasurer: Day Allcorn, Historian: Miss McCool, Advisor, Leta Faye Franks, Reporter: Donna June Melton, Parliamentarianp and Janice Clifton, Song Leader. Alma Blackwell, President, is not pictured. PURPOSES OF FUTURE HOMEMAKERS To promote appreciation of the joys and satisfaction of homemaking. To emphasize the importance of worthy home membership. To encourage democracy in home and community life. To work for good home and family life for all. To promote international good will. To foster and development of creative leadership in home and com- munity life. To provide wholesome individual and group recreation. To further interest in Home Economics. MAKER O91 sch + . 1 E' J ..a4... 1 5 . , fl 2: . I in V it o - ? 1 K kffr A .V fi I e . 0 NEW Yu' Q Left to right: Wilma Beaver, Qeraldine Bennett, Joyce Fielder, jean Ford, Kay Allcorn, Leta Franks, Dorothy Thompson, Shirley Wallace, Anna Belle Thornton, Revenna Hubble, Paula Newman. Janice Clifton' and Donna Melton' Standing: Joan Bennett and Miss McCool. 49 Jun- W... Jvm-W. A I 1 S 1 .X I., 3.-QU., , f. ,.,, , Swvsmfs is y Leroy Boney Matthews Athletic Director, Football, Basketball, Track tv! 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Ihe flower girl was Gayle McCurdy and the crown bearer was Gary Abrams. 56 Queen Anita Abrams and attendants, Dorothy Meeks, Willene Smith, and jackie Pittman, arrive on the field in a red convertible driven by Jim Ballard Leading the procession - Queen Anita Abrams and Captain Lester Lane. Following is Senior candidat Dorothy Meeks and escort Bill Perry, junior candi ate Willene Smith and Glenn McCall Sophomores e Pittman and Glen Frankenberg THE STARTERS Left to right: Bob Harlan, Cecil Ozment, Doyle West, Grant Frankenberg, Lester Lane. THE TEAM Standing: Cecil Ozment, Doyle West, Thomas Longacre, Grant Frankenberg, jim Sherman, Larry Brandly, Coach Boney Matthews. Kneeling: Bob Collins, Lester Lane, jim Ballard, Gerald Hayes, and Bob Harlan. 57 ALL-STATE BASKETBALL - 1951 Lester Lane The most sought-after prepstex in the state, Lester Lane, has sparked Purcell round ball teams for the past four years, With a four-year average of 19.5 points per game and a 28.8 point average for his Senior year, he piled up a total of 2,384 points for four years. In one game, he ran up an individual score of 45 points. Despite his record scoring, Lester is also an excellent team man. Although he is one of the shortest forwards in the state, he makes up for his lack of height with speed, expert passing, and his famous jump shot. Lester was chosen for All-State and has been nominated for All-American. In addition to basketball, he ranks high in football, base- ball, tennis, and track. He was chosen as the first alternate for A11-State in football, after quarter-backing his team in a 9-2 season. At the state track meets of 1949 E 1950, he took second in pole-vault. Lester is admired and liked by every one in high school as well as his many fans. No one deserves the honor more than he and we are all proud of him. 58 THE SQUAD 3rd row: jackie Hayes, Pete Tippit, Don Sherman, Terry Matthews, Don Menard, Bill Mansur, Floyd Smith, and Doyle Rineharte. 2nd row: Coach Boney Metthews, Thomas Longacre, Larry Brandly, jim Sherman, Bob Harlan, Gerald Hayes, Larry Ewing, and Student Manager Joe Lee Chandler. Ist row: Jim Ballard, Cecil Ozment, Doyle West, Bob Collins, Grant Frankenberg, and Lester Lane. uB TEAM Standing: Coach Boney Matthews, Glen Frankenberg, Jackie Hayes, Floyd Smith, Thomas Longacre, and Don Sherman. Kneeling: Doyle Rinehart, Bill Mansur, Terry Matthews, Don Menard, Pete Tippit, and Gerald Hayes. 59 wr., 551 JUNIOR HIGH TEAM Standing: Coach Hull, Michael Gallamore, Henry Miller, Jerry Wright, Bill Smith, Doyle McCall, james Langley, Bill Hall, Dorsey Self. Kneeling: Jackie Roberts, Don Beck, jim Clary, Wayne Walker, jim Davis. 'H' 'f 'QE' ' 'Q X H .. - - ,IIE JUNIOR HIGH SQUAD 3rd row: Darrel Wilson, Jim Eddlemon, jimmy White, Robert Draughn, and Leroy Tippit. 2nd row: Coach Hull, James Langley, jackie Roberts, Wayne Walker, Jim Clary, Don Beck, and jimmy Davis. Ist row: jerry Wright, Bill Hall, Doyle McCall, Henry Miller, Don Beck, Michael Galla- more, and Dorsey Self. 60 5 EH? V ' I SENIOR HIGH GIRLS Standing: Coach Hayes, Lynda Newman, Jimmie Cox, Vera Lane, Pat Underwood, Dorothy Wilkie Kathryn Self. Kneeling: Wetta Whitaker, Betty Lewis, Margaret Tefertiller, Mary Lou Self, Maurita Vandagriff, and Bonnie Nickles. , S ' 'ni .. 'Tift , ', to M ' ' ,f 3 its A it X JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS Standing: Mrs. Hayes, Coach, Dorothy Fletcher, Betty Gibson, Helen Holt, Dorothy Wilkie, Patsy Harlan, and Wetta Whitaker. Kneeling: Georgia Rinehart, Edith Western, Gwennie McDevitt, Sallye Ward, Lets Duren, and Betty Lewis. M A ,f ,, f iff' L J 0 f jj, 5211 el ' s,!,..T.1 ' xl' S Q, If ar gf X fy 1 ,, NRC ' X' M eM,kN 1.. it g-5 f ra-.av 7 ' H Jrd row: Coach Boney Matthews, Henry Miller, Bryan Smith, Carl Oswalt, Gerald Hay, jim Ballard. 2nd row: Carl Parker, Terry Pollard, jim Sherman, Bill Mansur, Bob Harlan, Pete Tippit, Larry Brandly, Coach Bill Hull. Ist row: Jack Hays, Larry Ewing, Grant Frankenberg, Lester Lane, Cecil Ozment, Bill Hill, I9 Ea ebail Sl Bill Pittman. F4 . .5 6 nr ik Y . G QW- is El, fb im Ballard - lst Base Larry Brandly - 2nd Base Sw. - L. ., xx t. 'i f S' ,fifty A .,f, 1 , xt. ,I A4 Mfr 1' 'R I Tv Q' l K - 'uf V, . ,,, f' Ref 'Q . xi gut 'Catz Grant Frankenberg - Center Field Larry Ewing - 3rd Bane 45 ggggifsqggilg X ? X-. Glen Frankenberg - Short Stop Pete Tippit - Catcher 62 ,,, F 71- cle !Vj 1 .-, Wayne Carberry jackie Hays Left row, top to bottom: Don Menard, Henry Miller Floyd Smith Bob Harlan ack J Hayes,,Gera1d Hayes: Lester Lane. Center row: Wayne Carberry, Bill Perry, Harold Thurman, Terry Matthews, Dennie Meredith. Right row: Coach Boney Matthews, Dale Meredith, Richard Grisham, Tony Simms, Bob Bell Don Sherman, Dane Tippit. Tony Simms ' x.,, Lester Lane Floyd Smith 63 Dane Tippit LUCY and Sarah Noffhcutf, Nancy and Lynda Cook entertained us with a dance, accompanied by Mrs. cliff Phillips. The hall as it was before the guests arrived. A close up of more of the guests One of the first questions that fresh- men begin asking each other in the fall is HDO you suppose there is a chance that I'll get to attend the junior-Senior prom? While these questions are going through their minds and conversation the Juniors and their sponsors are working and worrying about where and how to get enough money together to put on a bigger and better banquet and prom than last year. For the past two years Mr. E Mrs. Rome Teel have worked many hours to make this annual event a huge success. kat' One of the tables at which Mr. M Mrs. Teel and Mr. 5 Mrs. Boney Matthews are seated. Fayette Brown is the Chinese waitress. egg! Another scene taken of the entire group with two of the Chinese fsophomorej waitresses in the background. 64 Q1 LX, , 5-os. 5, K mf ps, -4 Ni! 65 Whatcha got, Gwenny? Don't fall, Jo. Jimmy and Pat All smiles Waiting for the bell Maurita and Teefie Donna June and jean The limb can't hold anymore. Throw it, Barbara. Windy, Nancy? Nature boy Did you fall, Jack? Don't freeze, kids. Guess who? Bonnie Seabourn Alma, you can't climb that pole Tall, dark, and handsome. Barbara Wilson elf 1? X92 REQ ,Ke K 'wif 'ir al v3 f Q4 Mule Train Don't drown, Choc and Maurita. Willene and Oleta Jack Hays jenonne, Donna June, and jo Ellen Dorothy Meeks Wrong approach, boyx Snob?? Where's the fire, jack? Jo, your feet are dirty, Runner-up trophy from Weatherford Ybu're gaining, Be1L That isn't nice, jim. Wake up, sleepy head. up w-. -.. ,ru-A HIV Q' fi W. f Qifzyw 'I ,f I we K if ,ffl , H m esp' ',. . tj X ,f -1 'N'A WD 4,M?E! ww ,fm 'Qi . Z' I WN ew, 5 67 jenn k Terry Grant 8 Glen Jean Peltier Thomas Longacre Beverly Beck Sue Calvert Sue Newman Gerry Beam Anita Abrams Sonny, Janet B Don Larry E Donna Melt Barbara Wilson Sanka Harrington Larry Brandly Arthur Webster Anita Abrams Don Menard Don 8 Beverly Beck Virginia Smith jean Matthews Dorothy Thompson Don Beck Fern Edwards Virginia Smith Harry Owens Nola Longacre Larry Melton Harold West Virginia Smith Virginia Smith Wilma Beaver Ron 8 Don Padgett Roy Criswell jo Ellen West na Akin on 59 ,LJ .gun-.1 Windstorm on the Sahara Laughing on the aoutside. Why, Angelyn! Is it that bad? Norma and Pat jack and Donna June Catching up on the news Wayne Carberry and dog Henry ukill 'em by the dozens Perry Tobacco Kid Higher, Nancy The Thing Pat Smith Hoot Gibson wff W Z, Stay with the Happy People. Is Nancy falling? Ain't love grand? Beech-Nut Kid Desperate, girls? What's your fortune? Are you off? Qwork, that is Acrobats . Pride of Purcell band Quit hiding, Larry. Twirl it, Jo. Buddy and Bob Mr. Hopper and Boney Ready to go. Lester Lane. We see you, girls. Good sled, Don. We're ready. Queen of the Arabian Nights I vi Oh, muscles! Want some coke? Good shot, Cecil. You girls look comfy Jo Ellen West Giddap, horse. Alma and Doyle Hold iU What's going on here? Three of a kind. Kathryn surely is popular Wretched looking bunch xsn t it? Maurita, let's go. Angelyn Hesse Bryan Smith You look tired, Pat Sleepy? .4 K , Iii' Nga '-.us NJ L 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. I. J 'IU 5 7. 8. 9. 10. 1L 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. Curiosity killed a cat, girls. By the beautiful ses. Baby, it's cold outside. The tough guy. It's what you do with what you've got. Cannibal Brown. Why, Tiny Tim, how you've grown Select Circle. Studying Mr. Cbppick's litera- ture? Wonder??? Brain and brown??? National Brotherhood Week. Pals. Share and share alike. Esta Garrett. The Thinker. Glamour girl. A11 alone. I PM L7-eco, aux saasrens Q Av 42? 72 DIAMOND ICE 0, Q DR. PEPPER BOT ING COMPANY ED PITTMAN 0 - OF OKLAHOMA CITY KENNEDY DRUG ' oy my-P MCCLAIN COUNTY NATIONAL BANK FIRST STATE BANK OF PURCEL I PURCELL MOTOR SALES CO. WELL'S CLEANERS I QU! PURCELL REGISTER GROOTHOUSE PLUMBING 0 Z -Z PAYNES CAFE DUNN GROCERY 29 A' pwkZ,g,,2 CITY DRUG EwING APPLIANCE 0,1155 WM MM, PENDLETON INSURANCE AGENCY HOLMES VARIETY STORE bA?i0k VZ-af4PfQfMODEL yd 'ZA CITY CAFE ' 'KWH MAYTAG - ' G.F. WACKER STORES, INC. - PURCELL INSURANCE AGENCY CENTRAL AUTO PARTS B.H. RACKLEY af SOQN. 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