Purcell High School - Dragon Yearbook (Purcell, OK)

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.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

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7,i. 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

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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