Purcell High School - Dragon Yearbook (Purcell, OK)

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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

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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

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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