Roland High School - Ranger Yearbook (Roland, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1959 volume:

Presented by the Students of Roland High School Annual Staff Now for a year we have been together. We have studied and played— We have cried and cheered— We have struggled and succeeded. In years after May we remember each other and what we did together! Administration SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS, Mr. James E. Humphrey BOARD OF EDUCATION - Mr. Eugene Woods, Member; Mr. Hastings Younger, Vice President; Mr. Curtis Resch, President; Mr. Arthur Lenington, Clerk; Mr. Richard Cosner, Member. High School Zeachers Mildred Smalley, English, Librarian; H.J. Harrell, High School Principal, Driver Training; Norma Ste- wart, Commerce, School Secretary; Louise Humphrey, Home Economics, Cafeteria Director. Migh School Zeachers R.W. Hooten, Mathematics, Science; Claude Eubanks, Athletics Coach, Science; William Petitt, Com- merce, Industrial Arts; Ted J. Howell, Vocational Agriculture. Primary Zeackers Dorothy Doily, Third Grade; Louise Jenkins, Fourth Grade; Grace Price, First Grade; Vera West, Second Grade. Jntermediate and junior Migk Zeackers Ethel Taylor, Fifth Grade; Elinor Hartsell, Seventh Grade; E.C. Stewart, Junior High Principal, Eighth Grade; Elah Kolb, Sixth Grade. eniors H.J. HARRELL MILDRED SMALLEY Sponsors GEORGE WARREN - J. Ploy, S. Play, Class Officer, Librarian. CAROLYN KIDD - Chor. 4, S. Play, J. Play, Ranger, Round-Up. JIMMY STAAB - Round-Up, Ranger, S. Play, Chor. 3, Class Officer. SHIRLEY BYNUM - Chor. 4, S. Play, J. Play, 4-H 7, BB 2, Stu. C., Annual Queen 58, Ranger, Round- Up. BOB DANIEL - FFA 4, Chor. 2, Class Officer, BB 4, Ranger. CLYDE HICKS - FFA 1, 4-H 3, Chor. 3. LORETTA CALCOTE - Chor. 4, 4-H 7, BB 3, Round- Up, Ranger, Typing Expert 59. PATSY TIPPIT - Chor. 4, 4-H 8, Ranger, Round-Up, Cheerleader 2. JOE FREEMAN - BB 1, Ranger. BILLY JOHNSON - Chor. 3, 4-H 5. ANTHONY BOYD - Chor. 4, S. Play, J. Play, Round-Up. BENNY KIRK - J. Play, FFA 2, Concession Manager. MARGARET WELCH - Round-Up Staff. GERALD WILSON - Honor Soc. 2, Chor. 1, BB 1. DONNA ROLLER - Chor. 4, S. Play, J. Play, 4-H 8, Homemaker of Tomorrow 1, Stu. C. V. Pres. 59, BB 2, Class Officer, Ranger. BRUCE ALLEN - Chor. 1, FFA 4, BB 4, S. Ploy, J. Play, Stu. C. Pres. 59, Honor Soc. 4, Carnival King 56. H PATSY GILKEY - Chor. 4, S. Play, J. Play, 4-H 8, Stu. C., Carnival Queen 58, Ranger Ed., Round-Up, Cheerleader 1. JOHN TRAMMELL - FFA 4, J. Play, S. Play, Stu. C., Carnival King 57 and 59, Round-Up. HAROLD DUNN - 4-H 3. GARY WILSON - S. Play, Class Officer, Round-Up. RAMONA LENINGTON - Chor. 4, 4-H 8, Honor Soc. 2, Stu. C. Sec. 58, Treas. 59, Ranger Co-Ed., Round-Up Ed., BB 4, Carnival Queen 57, S. Play, J. Play, Homecoming Queen 58. ROBERT FREEMAN - 4-H 2. KATHY REDDEN - Chor. 4, S. Play, J. Play, 4-H 8, Stu. C. Sec. 59, BB 2, Cheerleader 2, Class Officer, Ranger, Round-Up Co-Ed., FFA Sweetheart 58, Corn. Queen 59, Honor Soc. 2. DINAH CATES - Chor. 4, 4-H 8, 4-H Pres., Round- Up, Ranger, S. Play, J. Play, Class Officer, BB 2. james McAlister - ffa i. JANE PHELAN - Chor. 4, J. Play, 4-H 3, Ranger, Librarian 4. TYREE LITTLEJOHN - BB 3, FFA 3. MAE BELLE OWENS - BB 1. BOBBY KINNARD - FFA 1. LEONARD BELL - BB 3, Round-Up, FFA 3. EUGENE NORWOOD - FFA 3. uniors Jerry Metheny Mary R. Edwards Donald Powers Ronald Allen Louise Humphrey Norma R. Stewart Sponsors Dorotha Day Class President Carolyn Lewis Ronnie Metcalf Gatha Calcote Helen Spain Jimmy Cherry Dallas Winton Loretta Blackwood Billy Ray Smith Aline Driscoll Dale Barnes Kenneth Bynum Jack O'Neal Darrell Roland Farrell O'Neal Aaron Gilkey Bradley Dyer Raynette Resch Alvin Ramer Margaret Taylor Charles Cowen Frankie Freeman Betty Sheppard Troy Jones Dorothy Hyman ophomores Doris Thornburg Jetton Allen Clarice Roberts Carol Trunk Rose Jones Darlene Owens Jimmy Click Susie Phelan Melba Wells Jimmy Vinsant Carolyn George Mildred Barnes Gary Williamson Francis Kroboth Gary McAlister Peggy Li neks Shirley Cole Charles Dean Mary Ann Vann Joe B. Osborne 4' A ilk I I .MV 'V 1 t I R. W. Hooten Claude Eubanks (Not Pictured) Sponsors Janelle Wilson Donald Brown Mary Kay Resch Othel Burcham Colleen Wilson Seebie Seubold Delores Bolden Lois Jean West Bradley Tabor Eloise Johnson Melvin Burris Phyllis Rogers Joe Dyer Glenda Mize Allison Brock Johnnie Taylor Wanda Wilson Glenda Johnson Sharon Ramer Melvin Taylor Betty Striplin Brenda Reavis Ronnie Dean Sue Harvell Leroy West Joe Vaughn Linda Benoit Jerl Vaughn Lana Wofford Jimmy Falkner Ruth Montgomery Lonnie Tate Linda Cates Michael Bonds Reba Weaver Clifford McCause Lou Jean Wilson Gerald Grossland Sally Hallum Jerry Whisenant Betty Peoples Melvin Bridges Brenda Williamson Morgan Reichert Michael Reichert Glenda McAlister Billy Baily V. C. Barber Linda Barthel Junior Mason Tommy Barthel Margaret Mackey Henry Powers Leon Sevenstar Shirley Lindsey Jerry Dunn Kenneth Wann Betty Freeman Homer Shockey Norman Wofford Kenneth Sanders Blanche Straham Charles Dean Earline Jones Sherman Straham Betty Ann Cole Eighth (grade Larry McAlister Willene Freeman Billy Conley Doris Taylor Billy Day Dorothy Hutchison Pat Walker Patricia Johnson Jimmy Waldrop Zelpha McGuire Gary Bowers Shelia Driscoll Dayton England Louise Gage Yvonne England Linda Resch Jimmy Bond Sue Eubanks Bobby Carr Connie Trunk Jerry Thornburg Dorothy Vinsant Johnny Lenington Cheryl Riddle J. W. Spain E. C. Stewart ’f� —i IJ T ii v Ml Seventh Qrade Elinor Hartsell, Teacher Joe Wilson Barbara Eubanks Tommy Jones Jim Corbit Virginia Spain Dennis Rogers Emojean Day Betty Eubanks Gay West Diana England Donald Osborne Billy Riddle Sharon Wei Is Gary Brown Alice Wilson Isabelle Fain Arthur Beaty Sue Johnson Thomas West Freddie Lincks Carolyn McLemore Vernon More Nyoke Bolden Sixth Qrade Eloh Kolb, Teacher David Lee Wilson Deanna Rogers Donald McCause Eddie Reichart Dwight Hallum Virginia Wilson Don Burcham Diana Carter Lonnie Younger Mary Ann Whisenant Dickie Cosner Linda Sue Wilson Jim Speir Bill Henson Gary Don Owens Linda Li neks Eugene Kirk Terry Williamson Jesse Riddle Ronald Harvell Sue Corbi t Bud Jones Gail Redden Cleo Gilbert Brenda Lincks David Thornburg Mary Brown Joe Taylor Phyllis Resch Jiftk Qrade Brady Hutcheson Carolyn Holt Jackie Barnet Sandra Boyd Jimmy Teague Sharon Wilton Sandra Wilton Roger Dean Rhyl I It Watton Donald Owent Sandra Dyer Paul Eubankt Eddie George Lavonne Younger Kennlth Freeman Virginia Wilton Myron Lynch Jixly Wilton Bertha Barnet .lette Wet� Linda Taylor Ronnie Harrell Phyllit McAlitter Billy John Cherry Deeno Bat the I Jimmy Freeman Mary Jones Danny Jones Dorotha Otbum Nadene Perciful fourth Qrade Louise Jenkins, Teacher Frankie Fain Paula Shamblin Ronnie Lenington Bob Speir Glenda Barnes Steve Wilson Sherita Carter Eddie McCause Dickie George Ronnie Lynch Lajvana Dean Larry Falkner Shirley Eubanks George Gibbons Nancy Cherry Larry Tate Jimmie Thornburg Jackie Williams Lavana England Eugene Daniel Portia Wilson Johnnie Riddle Lucille Gilbert Gail Pearson Stephen Owens Kathy Speir Wayne Watts Gerald Harvell Zkird Qrade Carl Vinsant Sherry Jennings Eddie Joe Teague Peggy Fife Clyde Beaty Carol Watts Donna Cherry Rickie Wood Doris Gage Carl Edward Wilson Kaye Spence Ronny Boyd Randy Boyd Brenda McLemore Rodney Williamson Judy Bond David Williams Linda West Sue Ann Phillips Clarence West Eddie English Linda Owens Earl Richards Tommy Lynch Emmanuel Riddle Marlene Wood Frank Cosner Kathy Tate Franklin Day Deborah Vaughn Second Qrade Vera West, Teacher Carolyn Dowdy Kennth Lynch Shirley Brown William Barnes James Osborne Rhonda Richards Glen Czarnikow Carolyn Thornburg Carl Brown H.J. Eubanks Louise Kelly Johnny Teague Paula Martin first Qrade Grace Price, Teacher Candy Herren Linda Spence Roger Reichert Pamela Lenington David Perciful Nikita Wilson Debbie Beaty Tommy Roberts Jo Ann Younger Doyle Dewitt Charles Day Louise Gilbert R. L. Yutterman Harlan McLemore Janet Hill Joe Fife Betty Cole Don Resch Charles Rogers Judy McAlister Terry Brown Barry West BEST PERSONALITY Donna Roller John Trammell Donna and John, members of the Senior Class, were chosen by the high school students for their at- tractive personality. MOST POPULAR Dinah Cates Ronnie Metcalf Dinah, a Senior, and Ronnie, a Jun- ior, are well liked by everybody. BEST LOOKING Darlene Owens Seebie Seubold Darlene, a lovely girl, and Seebie, a handsome boy, both members of the Sophomore Class, were chosen the best looking couple by the high school students. MOST TALENTED Patsy Jan Gilkey Bruce Allen Patsy Jan and Bruce, both Seniors, were chosen for their outstanding talent. Most Athletic ‘A Zeam Leonard Bell Ramona Lenington Ramona and Leonard, both members of the Senior Class, were voted the Best All-Around ball players by the four high school classes. They won this honor by their outstanding sportsmanship and ability to play basketball. Most Athletic “ft” Zeam Connie and Lonnie were voted Best Athletes because of their desire and willingness to learn the game and because of their promise for the future. Connie Trunk Lonnie Tate BEST ALL-AROUND SENIORS Shirley Bynum Gary Wilson BEST ALL-AROUND JUNIORS Dorotha Day Jack O'Neal MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Janelle Wilson Melvin Burris Janelle and Melvin, two out- standing students from the Soph- omore Class, were chosen Most Likely to Succeed by the high school students. Sharon Ramer A elvin Taylor Mary Ellen Wilson Clifford Me Cause King and Queen The beautiful blue eyed Senior, Kathy Ann Redden, brought an enormous round of applause from the audience when she was crowned Carnival Queen by the hand some Senior, King John Trammell. Attendants Lonnie Tate, Freshman Ronnie Metcalf, Junior Gary Williamson, Sophomore Shirley Lindsey, Freshman Aline Driscoll, Junior Sharon Ramer, Sophomore Attendants This happy group was the intermediate grade attendantsat the Hal loween Carni val. The girls and their escorts are: Sharon Wells and Gary Pearson, Terry Williamson and Joe Taylor, Sharon Wilson and Danny Jones. Princeand Princess Lovely Louise Gage and Jimmy Waldrop were an attractive couple as they walked down the aisle to receive their crowns as Prince and Princess of the Halloween Carni- val . Duke and Duchess Charming little Debbie Mae Beaty and Don Resch made an appealing couple as they led the procession at the Halloween Carnival. They represented the first grade. Attendants These lovely lads and lasses are: Madonna Cherry, Billy Gene Roberts, Kathy Speir, Larry Tate, Carolyn Thornburg, Terry Daniels. Annual Queen GLENDA MIZE Annual Queen Attendants The Annual Queen contest was an exciting event at Roland High this year. Each class worked hard to elect their beauty as Queen. The Sophomores came out on top, making lovely Glenda Mize Annual Queen. Top: Donna Roller, Senior Left: Raynette Resch, Junior Right: Mary Ellen Wilson, Freshman Roland Chapter Juture farmers of America Ted J. Howell Bruce Allen - ■ John Trammell Roland Allen - Jim Cherry — Aaron Gilkey • Darrell Roland -----Sponsor ----President Vice President — Secretary ----Treasurer ----Reporter -----Sentinel Jimmy Cherry Reserve Qrand Champion Winner Muskogee Livestock Show 1959 BRUCE ALLEN County Winner in Speech Contest MISS DARLENE OWENS Chapter Queen BRAD TABOR Working on Differential Level. Migh School 4-M Club Mildred Smalley - Sponsor Grade School 4-M Club Elah Kolb, Ethel Taylor - Sponsors Mixed Chorus GIRLS CHORUS Directed By Elinor Hartsell BOYS CHORUS Directed By James Humphrey Student Council Bruce Allen-------------------------------------------------President Donna Roller-------------------------------------------Vice President Kathy Redden------------------------------------------------Secretary Ramona Lenington--------------------------------------------Treasurer typing Room The Juniors and Seniors are becoming ambitious secretaries. Honor Society SEATED: Aline Driscoll, Raynette Resch, Frankie Freeman, Dorotha Day, Ramona Lenington, Kathy Redden, Darlene Owens. STANDING: Jack O'Neal, Farrell O'Neal, Bruce Allen, Seebie Seubold, Gary Wilson, Phyllis Rogers, Janelle Wilson. librarians SEATED: Othel Burcham, Mildred Barnes, Mary Kay Resch, Johnnie Taylor. STANDING: Jane Phelan John Trammell, Bradly Tabor, Seebie Seubold, Jimmy Click. Thomas Edison once said: 'Everything in science is hard. But it can be made interesting and easy to under- stand by making experiment. Round-Up Staff Mrs. Stewart, Ramona Lenington, Editor; Kathy Redden, Co-Editor; Reporters: Patsy Tippit, Patsy Gilkey, Dinah Cates, Loretta Calcote, Donna Roller, Margaret Welch, Jimmy Staab, Gary Wilson, Bruce Allen, Anthony Boyd, Leonard Bell, Bobby Kinnard. Science This is Mrs. Humphrey's Senior Clothing Class. These girls are now busy working on new spring fashions. These smiling girls were hostesses at a Valentine's Day Party. Members of the Junior Foods class planned games, food and decorations. “A ” Zeam Qirls STANDING: Betty Shepard, Aline Driscoll, Clarice Roberts, Farrell O'Neal, DorothaDay, Dorothy Hyman. SEATED: Dinah Cates, Ramona Lenington, Glenda Mize, Brenda Reavis, Melba Wells, Coach Eubanks. ‘A ” Zeam Hoys STANDING: Aaron Gilkey, Bob Daniel, Jimmy Vinsant, Bruce Allen, Tyree Littlejohn, Leonarc Be SEATED: Jimmy Click, Alvin Ramer, Ronnie Metcalf, Seebie Seubold, Melvin Burris, Coach Eubanks. “J ” Zeam Kays Tyree Littlejohn Forward Alvin Ramer Guard Bruce Allen Guard Bobby Daniel Center Leonard Bell Forward Seebie Seubold Forward Melvin Burris Guard Ronnie Metcalf Guard Aaron Gilkey Jimmy Vinsant Jimmy Click Forward Center Guard “M” Zeam Qirls STANDING: Sue Johnson, Virginia Wilson, Doris Taylor, Shelia Driscoll, Imogene Day. SEATED: Kay Taylor, Cheryl Riddle, Connie Trunk, Linda Resch, Virginia Spain, Sharon Wells. “B” Zeam Boys STANDING: Sherman Straham, V. C. Barber, Leroy West, Junior Mason, Clifford McCause. SEATED: Michael Bonds, Jerry Whisenant, Lonnie Tate, Jerl Crossland, Ronnie Dean, Coach Eubanks. “6” Zeam Hoys Billy Riddle, Freddy Lincks, Dennis Rogers, Billy Day, Bob Carr, Arthur Beaty, Jimmy Bond, J.W. Spain, Bill Conley, Jim Waldrop. A MOST SUCCESSFUL YEAR The local Ranger quintet was a team to be proud of this year. Their record, 17 wins against 6 losses, was an enviable one. They won the Sequoyah County Con- ference without a loss. Hard luck overtook the Rangers in the county tourney and they were upset by a torrid crew from Gore. In the district tourney at Muldrow, the Rangers lost by only 2 points in an over- time period. Next year looks bright. Five seniors will be hard to replace, but desire and spirit can overcome great handicaps. The Rangerettes weren't champions but they beat the team that won the dis- trict tourney. We will lose only two seniors next year, but they will be sorely missed, because Ramona Lenington was the leading scorer and Dinah Cates on outstanding guard. The girls all say, Just wait till next year I Cheerleaders Phyllis Rogers Mary Edwards Johnnie Taylor, and Carolyn George, Head-Cheerleader BRENDA REAVIS Queen Brenda and Attendants CARNIVAL ROYALTY Queen Kathy and King John Patsy Jan and Bruce sing The Starlit Hour” Oh I What a banquet those Juniors threw I The Juniors sing their fare- well song to the Seniors. Dinah, Ramona, and Kathy, are just pausing to refresh after having a hard day at selling ads. Alvin Ramer is really getting good on the trampoline. Shirley, Jane, and Loretta having refreshments. Benny, John, and Loretta busy popping pop- corn. Ramona Lenington Rodeo Sweetheart '58-'59 Sollisaw, Okla. Dinah Cates Out-of-Town Rodeo Queen '58 Ft. Smith, Ark. Whoa, Blossom I Billy John Cherry going for a ride. Kathy and Ramona just horsing around. CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF 59 Esquire T. V. Appliances Ethel Taylor Mr. Mrs. Neal Dyer Earl Lininger Mr. Mrs. Opie Cates Fred Compelle Mr. Mrs. Ray Peters Harold Gray Mr. Mrs. Bobby Lewis W. O. Summers Mr. Mrs. A. L. Spence William Petitt Mr. Mrs. Woodrow Fargo Mr. Mrs. Dayton Allen Mr. Mrs. James Humphrey Mr. Mrs. Roy Smalley Mr. Mrs. Roy Gene Roberts Mr. Mrs. Dayton Holt Mr. Mrs. Curtis Lenington Sr. SENIOR HISTORY 1958-1959 September 2 October 31 November 14 December 2 Dec., Jan. January 6 January 16 February 8 February 17 February 25 Marpb 13 May 8 May 14 May 22 First day of school. Long time no see. Just think, we're dignified Seniors I Halloween Carnival. Our Kathy, the queen, was a dream in her white formal, escorted by the king, John Trammell. The Senior play, Terror At Black Oaks. Boy I Our eyes brightened when we saw our gorgeous class rings. Boy, what a good Christmas vacation! Congratulations, Bruce, for being elected president of Student Council. Oh no I Semester Exams. —— We made it. Lovely Donna Roller was elected annual queen attendant. Wonderful I First edition of Roland Round-Up Nurses from Sparks Hospital talked to girls about nursing as a career. Patsy Gilkey sings at County Share-the-Fun Senior trip—big week-end to Grand Lake and other points of in- terest . Juniors entertained us with a wonderful banquet. Beautiful de- corations. Graduation has finally arrived, we hote to leave but----------- Goodbye! RIGHT NOW. . .There's an urgent need in this country for more chiropractors! . . .so you will do well to consider a career in the Chiropractic profession. To be a Chiropractor is to be a valuable and re- spected member of your community. Performing a vital health service in which you will find financial reward and great personal satisfaction. You may enter the PALMER SCHOOL OF CHIRO- PRACTIC after graduation from High School. 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