Sand Springs High School - Sandite Yearbook (Sand Springs, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1950 volume:

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Jesse S Sports Elvift digor -w If Hole Bin Corwin II Sports Adve,g2d0,, ie Philip Fillmore George Kane Don Rowe Milburn Geffs Advertising Advertising Photography Photography George Olford Louise Rowe Advisor Advisor Ronnie Roberson Marie York Art Advisor alminimatm gaowffq XM k 3!. QQ: X121 D a n 53 . I S : gh nv! V L, In the above picture is shown In the above picture Mr. John Mr. L0uiS Kibbff, Junior High Beck is seen at h.is everyday rou- School Principal and Attendance time as Senior High 001 Princi- Director. pal. jj 1 'gg iii 5 Above is shown Miss Pat Swaney, secretary to John Beck, Principal of the Senior High School. Pictured below is Mr. Clyde Boyd, Superintendent of the Sand Springs Public School System, along with his secretary, Mrs. Cleta Evans. P. T. A. COUNCIL - Standing: Mrs, Sadie Padcn, Centg-315 Seated Mrs, Florgnce Lano, Council Presidcntg Mrs. H. ll. Goodwin, Twin Citicsg Mrs. W. W. Brimmer, Lake: Mrs. Clarence Bigby, High Schoolg Mrs. Cecil Edwards, Garfield. BOARD OF' EDUCATION -Y E. R. Brenneman, T. E, Pafford, L00 B. Cacy, Ran- dall De-Bolt, S. B. C-ole, Clyde Boyd, Ed Dubio. an-My Mi-1 '15 alumna- L I . , , 7 is Q1 ac efzs L F xx S . i S V95 'bn X . ' Y',gI:tXgxe,tC,e Com,,gf1it1, Cp Hal Wickham Louise W. Rowe Biology English Ruby Lee English, Math Blanche Payton Mathematics Charles G. Hall Diversified Occupations Paul Smith Junior High Instrumen- tal Music, Visual Aids .,-4 Ruth E. Hatch English l1lbl'2Il'l2ll'l, English Rubye lilakc J 6. ing? X In 9 Ol J Genia ll. Sparks English, Math Gertrude Spencer Art, English E 1 E A u-1 my ' iL' J i sis lf T?-WT' Clyde L. Jones Clarence F. Lawless History, Science Band,, Orchestra, Musi Thseory Bgck Carl A. Perkins Amy mad llxfieiln Vocational Guidance Mathemh0ma X Emlws' Physics aficss James A. Weaver Physical Education Chemistry Myrtle Grayson English, Mathematics Anita Baughj ,- Clyde E. Browers 'Sciencevx 1 Vocational Agriculture 'C'- 14,,.4nuP 1.5, Clam E' Slack M8l'g8l'0t Whalen Nettie Pearl Green Social Studies History Histo,-V S All Clarence C. Jelks Local Supervisor Trade and Industrial E d u c a- tion Clifford Boyer Ronnie Roberson Music Journalism 4 , ,V .x Florence Eggers Social Studies , -4 A 11 i i xg S . 5 og E - Sis' gi erm if t. . , as ta .Ax dig '11 ff' 5 F if Sherman W. Wilson Wood Shop 11. N0 ...nv A , 'W Q G as ...L QXQX-ew-2, Cecil Hankins 45 00,7 I 3, gfwx Assistant Football 591101, Sq 69,06 cyl. 1-25 Coach, Ba-slzstball lips 'lon ' Ge GQ 'llrfmck Coach O SQ vp? 1 l ' i ff- '5 Driving 'fe 2 -4 .7 l -..,. Mrs, Opal Cook School Nurse INA? -sf Mary Jean Ratliff Homemaking f flf. ' J-. ' 'gi-i Maurice Hail Football and Baseball 'SU' Effie Dunn Physical Education Lulu Smith Homernaking George W. Olford Printing Coach, Athletic Direc- tor 1 41-41 I Marjorie B. Wilson Homemaking Marie A. Williams Mathematics, Science 0 ip Lenore A. Wagoner Marne Kennedy Homemakimz English., Junior High Speech Arts Lester Secrest Charles M. Halcomb Social Studies Mechanical Drawing Auto Driving FRJESHY SOPHOMORE 14 1 X 1 E5 ' ' 9 W - l 12 A H JUNIOR ,ff ' 3 All I + 'I Q, .. W 'XS X, N lr ,,-- i - I Marie York -- SE R essex 4 'U -.a W if J sse Swift President enior add UMCWJ x ff. 7' V . , ' S? ,QV f Q a 1 X P 1 t SLurotury-T1-casu1'e1' , Z, F' F2 ' 'T Q63 557311 S HQ M 'v ye- swf: Ns fm., -Q f TQ ffr . , is 'y 4 SK - wh .9 1 P .Y if W xx YN l w 5, till - Y v- . i 45 4 35' ' 9' 3 B - il v 4 Mae Dean Alger Beverly Beeson Patricia Baker Doyle Bigelow Anna Lou Burton Jack Chanell Bill Burton Raymond Chronister Helen Chandler Irene Cole r 'ie an-nf M--F 6 0 sw 9- if ,,. . .. wa. ' - . .,pL.g,-I: ,, , . ..,. ,I k K, h iya.. ' -- f X n in , . Bob Borders Nancy Braden Jackie Bromley fimn-ge Buckner Augustecn Boyd Russell Brenneman Beverly Bryson Nilu Clark Kcnnie Conn Tom Crewson Charles Dishrow Suzanne Dubie Dean Cormack Virginia Daniel Mary Elizabeth Dodson Joan Edcns Bill Corwin Betty Dickey Donald Downey Don Epperson H3 1- 9 , li Q ,W , X i i i i ew' 2' x ' F f 3 X l 3 1' -I vi' -': . -1 ' Mary Elizabeth Evans Philip Fillmore Mary Ellen Everett Claudio Fine Mury Lynn llall Bill Hannum Bill Henson Charles Graham Bob Haddad ' Susan Haines eiil , ' I rf? 6 i, f -if 'fell 7 - f 'QQ' 0 ,M ' x J? - . J' Anita Foley Pat Ford llmlwin liolcoinb Bcllml Howard Virginia llncnncke 'N G32 -1 X, 40' L. .fl H si, Donald Fountain Bruce Fralin Ilolvn llundlcy K MQ Q fl' rf 'l-:Q A - .-ie. ,, 1 -fl Milbum Gel' fs Lvonard Ghere Donald Johnson Jacqueline Jackson .lunc Johnson Mzirgnrut, .lcsLice Mary Joanne Johnson 6 J - J?- ,, R.,-I M. R is iw, K I Dorothy Gilbert Patricia Giles lliiynloiul .loncs Szillv .Ions-s Hola Kilhurn 1:29 40 lVw1 ....1' I fi. 2 -fa ni -C '7 i vi I ,lil n llu Lou Kyle Curlm-no Luwmnster Bob McIntyre Wanda Mclntyre Roy McWhirter 1 a -1 fu Nl' 'Q .3 ,1.e,i. f1fEl jk ,gg , .. f13,,mk 5 S q. v 2' , s Q 3 a 'd ' 4 g , 'F' S X Xb , irq' ggi K 'Eg ' R' Hl:2 ' iflsf -V35 1 . g L . J .9 -3 1 . l , JW: Xl at 1 . L oe Joanne Lawrence Mary Luc Iieisy Bob Leisy Bob Lingo Greta Mabrey Kenneth Madewell . Carl Martin 9 -6 'S' ,ff Betty Sue Medlock Bula Faye Melson Betty Lou Melton .Liz 1.14 M Loye London Archie McArthur Virginia Miller Wilbum Million Richard Moritz A 0. A , sf N' ,IAQ ll 'Q ,,, 4. xf3iQH K t , I x ,l .. A il - G1 . al 1. up i '-5 -6 Arthur McArthur Don McCracken Myrtle McCauley Mary McElroy Richard Morris Charley Morrison Loretta Muna 1 W 1 Cleon Murray Maxine Newman Leonard Nolan xii .'-E ,l5?ifyLp K ., xg- Jw .ss as 48 V . A i Q 3 1 - it S4 A -' nl' ii I , S W , -1 if it - 1 Peggy Oliver Hazel Perkins Naomi Pitts Wanda June Pridgen R. J. Robbins Mary Caroline Rowe Eugene Palmer Jerry Pitts Norrine Prewitt Margenell Ramsay Dorla Dean Roe Rolland Rushing .fl TQ Don llllSHl'll Ruth Short Millie Stiles Norma .le-an Summers Ann Swift Viola Thompson Alb:-rt Lee Sanders ,lolin Smith Hob Sullivan Holi Surrctt Jesse Swift Billie Jean Tumer Jimmy Scott Hill Stamcs Don Sullivan llolmrt, Swaney Bob Thompson Robert Vantroase SQ :KF my I 1.8. 6, l M1 -9 ' 'A -an 3 . f in W., lx lu 'lf i, Q , .-If X i ur fxp R.. Hd ai' Ng' -fe., ,. .f' ', I muwi - I. Ray Walker Frances Whitaker Betty Lou Williams Delores Yarbrough Marie York Mary Young Laura Lou West Harley Wideman Harvey Wilson Lnwrcnce Yarbrough Marietta York Joan Hall Bob Hitch 350 SENIORS IN no is lg 0 . -1 4 Ray Murray President Ronald Morris Q Vice-President X Q I ,N f, Q, 4, if , 1171151 g 2 l -an l flags ,gf X B f . f f ,L in . 3 Q 0 ' B , 0W5 ' ml of X1 ol L Ar, V 3 W I M, n f Q f!Xl Hdff 6-iff! ,il ur-'O at Q 10, -O l 'C fm. 'J 'J A ,Q 1 I L 2.x in ww. l . l xg gy 4 I ff' I Joyce Adair Bonnie Adams Christine Amold Jerry Bachus Joe Bailey Sharon Bailey Douglas Baldridge Betty Barton Donna Bean Mable Sue Bell Gene Bendler Bill Bigby Maxine Bolding Charles Bowen Leonell Bowen rf. ' f - A 3 31, M 1 Q rf , 1 -f 5 X 'iv . ' f- Joe Cummings Ray Cunningham Carole Davis Stanley Dodson Earl Donahoo Charles Dover Doice Dover Jerry Dunaway Teddy Dunn Tommy Dyer Marilynne Edens Malacha Edwards Harry Ekiss .lm-kio litllrimlge Donna Sue Farmer I u Q . ff ' 1 :L ' -4 ' it 1+ - i r ., 15 J my I' Q .iw V in - J-1 1 l 't QQ K 6 f Y . P . F5 r he if y 15 .Q -c - A x13.1:1g..:..,gfg , A- L, ,sg in ' ' fatit ' 6 A lai . S 'P yes-W Q E 3 -I ' i kb K - hai ' ev . ' 5 ,pm X 4 slX1l 2 J IJ J' 41' ,xy IX 'gl 9 ' A nrnr 1 -of if if - -TA R' , f.5. 157 QD Beverly Boyer Wayne Bradfielrl Margaret Brsmscum Mary Rose Brewer Wxlma Bnmer Bert Buckles Charles Buie Luetta Butcher Lethu. Mae Caviness Barbara Carsten Joan Channell Sally Chapman Martha oatzea Pauline Corwin Richard Courter 1 3 K ,, - f .. Q 1 .I l r 'X l J l ji WQQ.. , 5 155+ nw ,. A I . .. ,V ...' A -,., 1 ' ii-fi., ,K . D S X 1 V .lurk l'w2ll'llil.lll livttv l :1ulri:in Bulmlmio Vault .lllllll'S Fislwr Ri1'l1:uwl lfoley Hazel Foster Earl Fultz Lola Geller Kathy Gilliland Darlene Gilmore Eugene Gilmore Betty Good Ruby Goins Helen Gordon Stanley Gordon fa L'-5 'X 1,- V ' A- v., . ..-- '11,-0n,, . 4 24,9 A: G , ,. J. Y 5,41 1 .,,,, ' , 1 ,- . 1, if -6' ,-v ,f an f tif, N' 4 'l yn f: 1' fi- 3, we wi, xii . .xi-ir, .J.,,, ,Z 114 -5 i, '59 AQ 'O ...I -2 ,- ,3 Q Aff: ra J., Y , ,, Vp X.. ...l, .g ... iirrii g fd x f-44 4 U 1.14- fl. Dale Grace Tommy Hamilton Kathryn Harrison Hardie Hartung Doris June Harvel Sam Hilderbrandt Bobby Hill Donna Burrows Marion Hodges Kenneth Hooper Beatrice Hoover Frances Hopkins Edith Horton Pauline Huffaker Tommy Hulett 4, Ls? 1 W, ,A .9 ' Q L i L 3- ' -f' L l ' nl Q, f ,X n A N? G l , P X x Y .9 ,111 9 x ...f Q I .... is Y ld, K 2' , A b 1 , rl fu . D fa. ,-'vga i, ' 1 l, X .Al 4' Gaynell McDonald Kathryn McElroy Eldon McVicker Doris Mabrey Lucille Manre Melba Martin James Maxwell Bill Means Dennis Miller Kenneth Miller Patsy McClain Donna McCorklc Pauline McCoy Robert McCrary Lcnora McCullough f.:'-1 il YA? ,fo .i ' .1 1 4 - X Qi L , N K' -. ay, E. sg! Q99 .- 'ali William Jacobs JoAnn Johnson lXl1l.I'LlQlLl'0i- Johnson Mary Rose Jones Phyllis Jones George Kane Barbara Kapple Jim Kennedy Dorisella Kidd Betty Jo Knowle Bill Lanham Bill Lockwood Ella Luce Shirley Lund Jimmy McAllister dig 'r 'Y W 38 ,I k, fi fs 13 B Donald Moak Kovn Lee Mohley Lucille Mock James Molster Lorene Morris Ronald Morris Charles Moss Harold Murray Ray Murray Norma Neal Shirley Newell Floyd Noe Patrick Houston Blaine Perkins Nancy Pope t 'J 'ff' M ' s l P0 'Z l.. J 's . 'Q ii wt -all f x .Lv- ,4'Q+ J- 'v nv' 1 x N ' J s If, 5 Ng l ' ' 1 f is A . ., ,,., X x i ata Tv.. fi? 'uid .3 14 i 'SM ed x ,I--3 -2 1 wr ' . 5 gf, K 'S if Barbara Pridgen Madge Ramer Earlene Reed Betty Ellen Reid Janet Reinhardt Ronald Renner G. D. Roberts Edward Rose Betty Russell Arthur Sandifer Ann Scott Violet Seay Zona Smith Georgia Snyder James Soles ill i I.. C. Palmer President SP 0ln0l'0 lass Qhwls ,S , X f WRX J xl ir l X x K x 5 xii Xdriw K 'i' X is , X V i i 1? ,, - wi , Q 45: ii -W' in QQ , is . Dorothy Statum . . V4 Alvin Sullivan I --7 Charles Sullivan J. A. Thompson ' 7' Bemice Sullinger -2 4 ...Hg ,J Richard Thomton .J Bettv June Wig wh f - Joy Marie Wa 43 , , Jimmy Wisenhunt Marcia While ,L Y ' I 1 if in 'fl-P , . Y A ,fx 4 K P N 1 V n W 1 I I J N g g , ' V K S ggi? , wi f ' Jesse Phillips Vive-President Vey Williams June Wilson Downey Wolfe Eddie Wright Clara Marie Yates Wanda Lee Yates A Earline Thomas Secretary-Treasurer Qgaifiamaaes Not pictured Mzirinnnc Billingtun Rohr-i't Vyyiq-rg Nona Stiles lflwyrl lirzuly AT , ,F M, .L r .Ein .1 ,. ., We 'sf' 5, , gl , 5' 1- .iff Loretta Mallory Iistlier Mzirie Young Billy Ray Davis Rosellu Rziynor Shirley Sullivan Viola Brown u if C'liffor1l Wheeler lion ll2ll'll2Il.fl' Pillll Phillips llonzilll Jones lionnlil Parks Marie Anderson Leon Applegate Benny Baker , Betty Baker nf - Delbert Baker I R-.91 r fx , Bob Burger 48 i Allenu Barnard Bevcrlv Barton ,- 'rr ' Doris Bennefield .4 E ' W kg? I 'v-4 1 r i AV V L . e- ' -4 ' Niven- e sl ' if xi f ' ug i ' Hay Hillingsly Mary li. 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X 5? sb ii V kg J-JV do 4 SENIOR AWARD J s Mary Ellen Everett Valedictorian Mary Ellen Everett Balfour ft Jesse Swlft Balfour Bill Hannum Craftsman Suzanne Dubie Craftsman Bill Hannum Valedicborian Bob Haddad and Mary Ellen Everett Outstanding Girl and Boy Instrumlentalists Ann Swift and Bob Borders American Legion Citizenship Bob Thompson and Bula Faye Melson Outstanding Girl and Boy Vocalist PM wx- 'i mf ,W - . Don Fountain Houston Patrick R Y Printing Metal Shop obeybtmzglnfgease fx v NX i fan ' ,535 'Ni if ' VK Q 3 f 1 ' , i i P- g m',' 135 A ,E . gy si? I ' 'T 5 K Vi. V' 'fig I If Q ,ik 5 N9 Virginia Huenneke Bill Bllrlvll Robert Bufks Journalism Jgurnali-Sm State T. KZ Award Local Ann Swift Pat Baker GIRL, T TE T SUZNUIB Dflbii Virginia Huenneke Tw I W! Bob Haddad Bill Burton BOYS STATE I ri-. - . , , Qi r J. -V jf . Betty Dickey Bill Corwin Thespians Public Speaking ll ' Q' I 4 .,f'. N9 5 2 - fljjj ', D wma wmbs Jvsse Swift Stage craft Ila Lou Kyle Dramatics Kenneth Madewell J S 'ft esse wi Southwest Box Commander Mills High Scholastic Average ATHLETIC AWARD Tom Crewson Eugene Palme, Commander Mills Apollo Cup LOYS-IW Bllfi D9PGnd' Commander Mills abut? Outstanding Player FOOTBALL QUEEN SANDITE QUEEN BAND QUEEN ATTENDANTS EQQTEALL QUEEN ATTENDANTS Ha Lou Kyle Von: rar. Q Pass swm, Qauwqs 'Q I yy V' 44 mb P vor SANDITE QUEEN ATTENDANTS Helen Clmancuer ATTENDANTS Mary Torez JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL QUEENS For the first time in the history of Sand Spring-s schools, two queens reigned at the same time. An exact tie between Faiynell Hughes and Mary Torez was the result of the run-off election for football queen with the entire Junior High School voting. X ifhlhiav . ' cot' '1 aiu X ., x i f , i 4:55 fi l.aLVBe'aE fo, I 2- f -f Q Flynell Hugh: -dlgk iff? If P 5+ 4 I, rf 5--sw - .4 Vg' 1 Lf Sym 1. V I 'ff' qi -Ol . ,- lug gs uw . 'S .,. kvkr I W . 1 ...., ull H Mun 'L!. . 1 3U N2 .1 CLARENCE LAWLESS Director of the Band and Orchestra Left to Right: First Row Bob Haddad Suzanne Duble James Fisher Kathy Gilliland Robert Cypert Jo Ann Gentry Second Row Mary Everett George Buckner Sylvia Cole Tommy Dyer Martha Coates George Dyer , ,Y MXN X W 23 . ,J I S '.'-lr Q .f fr ,Q 3 ' .yffr 9' ,lj Qi g A A , 1 if 1 ,gn BAND MEMBERS Third Row Fourth Row George Kane Violet Seay Melba Martin Edwin Holcomb James Maxwell Betty Melton Kathryn McElroy Robert McCrary Mary Jones Hardie Hartung Margenell Ram Fifth Row BOB HADDAD Drum Major and stu. dent conductor Sixth Row Harold Horterfield Roy Smith Faye Smlth Jerry Pafford Ann Swift Y Charles Moss sa Bob Thompson Norm! N ell X . Raymond Chronieter Don Russell Dorothy Ramsay Eugene Harris Bill Lockwood Charles Disbrow Helen Chandler Jerry McAllister Sandra Roberts Don Raw, Loye Londnn Pat Giles Bill Burton Beverly Barton Paul Roberts Billie Thomhill Charles Buie Howard Brown Malacha Edwards JUTOM l-48Wl8BS MBI? WhiS9Hh11mf Bob Leisy Edward Rose Mary Elizabeth Dod'sonRussell Brenneman Pet Hendrixson Bill Hnnnum Vey Williams Richard Thornton Stanley Dodson Sue Bell B111 Means Mary Caroline Rowe Tom Hulm V 9 rn A y . ' , 3 . km . krky X , 4 1 I 4 - e - ,Q , ' s 'null A 1 . .1 I I Zig i J . N b Q 4 ' 3 F . 'I I J 1 .- L f. 4 I We Qtr ,gl ' - gf A .,. 1 N . uf K -A fe- 'O 4' 1 63' B 33' V V M B i ' as f -5 ,fx A l A B 42' 4 ' M '1 4 ' Y ' 4 gif!! iff hi 5 '. f Y , 'f' T 5, 1--. . , 'U , ' M ffm M + 1 F mf A . , 1 Q, x x , Y VNNV- Is. .. . ha XRS E XJ., ,L , i 'L , grgfgy V -' If . 15. ., ' ' egg?-we Wrefff i j? R ,-.1 ' ' .. 1 y Y - A ,ef-N A , , 'mg k if 4 KV, he kt, K, -l l 6 F- M , Y of y fe ,Q w-it I A . r' S fx .. ' I Gggrgg Buckner Melba. Martin Hal-die Ha,-gung 1 ' , , A ' r Ii f li , 'gf ' - ef 'QT o i 'Q ' 7' J . ' 5 ' ' 14-, 3. , lg? 7 :V H , gf ,zifnhi , . Q la L ' Q3 v 0574.62 t K W was ,.,.,.,, A ' ilu . 3' as ax. or J Q sv 5, ll' x ' - . - 1' v ' ' , x ' ' 'sg ' shi L R , a , 1 4 V' r Y I ,. H 'g ' J i A A S N N rim Row Sew-id Row 'Ilhird now Fourth Row plm, Row Betty Melton Norma Neal Pat Giles Raym d Ch ' tg Mary Cm-oline Rowe Stanley Dodson Betty Barmn Bm Boston roms r klxthswilgfll Coates Paul Roberts Harold MCCTQYY Charles Disbrow Bill Hannum Jerrold Lawless Mary Elizabeth Dodson Mary Jo Whasenhunt Dorothy Ramsay Laura Kibbe Tommy Dyer Margenell Ramsay George Diller Bob Haddad Bob Thompson James Flishier Kathryn CEITOY Bob Lcisy Eugene Harris Donald Russell Russell Brenneman Faye Smith Billv Lockwood Howard Brown Clarence F. Lawless Orchestra Director Mary Ellen Everett Kathryn Gilliland BAND ROOM OFFICERS Left to right: sitttingg Hardie Hartung' mana er of the band and manager of the Blaclc band, gharles Disbrow , libruriang Mr. Clarence Lawless, director of the bandg Bob Haddad, student conductor and drum majorg Mary Rowe, assistant librarian: standing: Bill Hannum', manager of the Gold band: James Maxwell, drum major of the Black band: Mar Ellen Everett', Mary Elizabeth Dodson', Rus- sell Erenneman, d.rum major of the Gold bandg and Jerrold Lawless, assistant manager. ' Members of the Advisory ouncil. me to Right: First Row Put Baker Bob Borders Mary Everett Lynn Fillmore Fayenell Hughes Edwin Holcomb Mary Johnson Tom Hulett Darlene Gilmore Bob Haddad Pat. Giles Sedond' Row Hardie Hartung Pauline Corwin Donnie Fisher Pat Ford Jay Gideon Donna Farmer Bill Hannum Suzanne Dubie Tommy Dyer Carole Davis Robert Cyper' CHOIR MEMBERS Third Row Mary R. Jones Teddy Dunn Helen Chandler Ray Chronister Irene Cole 351' 3 i'?'i.Te an c Jerry Paffo Doris Mlbrsy James Knxwtl Bah Fm ll Fourth Row Jerrold lawless Lenora McCullough Bill Lockwood Ila, Inu Kyle Bill Means Betty Melton Jerry McAllister Peggy Oliver Don Russell Ella Luce Bobby McAllister Fifth Row Mary McElroy Robert McCrn,ry Sally Jones Charles Buie Laura. Kibbe Jimmy McAllister Barbara Kapple Bill Starnes Ann Swift Bob Thompson Earline Thomas Thgse not pictured are: George Buckner, Haydn Wood, Guy Turner, Van Martin, and Dolores DyS0n. 'er . ,W , L 'E . R .E za-A z fi - 'ii 322 V Sv -2'???'lIL f fd' ' fr i, JH , .hi iv' .1 ' ,i, X x P :xii-' vi .AFL I5 ' JOHN BECK Director uf Choir Sixth Row Marie York Delores Yarbrough Jo Arm Turner Laura Lou West Esther Young Betty Smith Betty Reid Earlene Reid Barbara Pridgen T? . .. ,,,,l ., 'ful' .. 5' 'Ya if A Ke Y . syse . , . , -5. , . ,Q .,-.. r 4 . s K M-, f ' e-. ., H, .. iz., ,. .. fi? 1:-a' t f-yr , ,!,i,: llyyvl y sw ' 5 Q? at at vm 2 .1., . N Q x .Q or W' vw' ,gr fx 473 E EL! Sis' .,, 2 . f 4. V. 1 .T av -of ft, 95 V 5. ri 5,5 ' - Q ' .921 ' - ' . fy.. 'f , , - 1 I r M . W, -.-L..-5 1, ,z i ,Ma :-. '-: '- - : . 1 ot S5 if he 4 ,ggi :- 'sw . 2 no AE'-A Qu rx. Q to F-E' Haj H. . ,. ' sv ' va 5. - A mm. .Q ,Q Z 15' 4135 :'! '3 ' ,swf .: .g as-' . . he 4 22 1' ,',Q'vlf I '?iffTi' '- ex l f ,, - .',,- . f 25196 'ii Q ...JA F es ie 1 'L hr gf N-'ir far we P X Y buf , w. se. 1 . glz fli Q Fi 'L . 'W H nm .1 -a.......e F TRADE AND INDUSTRIAL CLUB Trade and Industrial is an organization for members of four classes: print shop, diversified occupations, wood shop, and metal shop. Their officers are: sponsors, C. C. Jelks, Charles S. Hall, Sherman Wilson, Charles Holcomb, George Olfordg John Smith, I 8 president, Jerry Bachus, vice-president, Doria Dean Roc, secretary-tree,surerg Blaine ' ' Perkins, sergeant-at-arms. The four representatives of the classes are: Don Fountain, print shop, Robert Burks, D. O., Jerry Bachus, wood shopg Charles Morrison, metal shop. They held initiations for Bristow, Broken Arrow, Bixby, and Okmulgvee. Fifteen members were sent to the Convention held March 30, 31, and April 1, at Stillwater. Y-TEENS Among other things this year, the Y-T ed , f 1 Y- I eens at the American Legion, Hut. Tlheir ofilicersegrii:SIIi'I0:sf0I1l!Iaj31'i?e:ilcXllElZoii, Zgggggrgaggi FUN' Pfesldeflti Mary Jean J0hnS0n, vice-president, Viola Thompson, secretary' Helen Chandler, treasurer. ' I 4, ,i V FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Sponsor, Lenore Wagnerg president, Ilorisella Kidd: vicebpresident. Helen Gordong secretary, Dorothy Statumg treasurer, Claudette Herbcrtg rept-rt,er, Betty Campbell. The F. H. A. sent some of its members to the State rally at Oklahoma City with all ex- penses paid and they were sponsors with the F. F. Ai tt' tlrtir banquet, February ll, honoring their fathers and mothers. They have iniproved the l'I0lllL'Ill2lkitl'S living room making an attractive place for receptions. . o 2 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA ' Sponsored by C. E. Browers, the officers arc: Alhert Sanders, presidentg Robert Vantrease, vice-presidentg Jerry Dunaway, secrctaryg Jackie Bromley, treasurer: Tom . Crewson, reporter, Stanley Gordon, watehdogg Bob Surrett,, song leader. They participated in the 1949 Tulsa State Fair, Tulsa Co. Show, and Tulsa Live- stlock Exposition, and held their own 2nd annual F. F. A. Livestock Show. A swine fat- tening project with the pens in North Woods, a basketball team and putting their agri- culture room in good condition were their projects. iw- 'Q' . 1llE,,,:.1.2. 3 HEALTH COUNCIL The m e m b e r s a n d g r a d 0 s t h c y represent a r et sitting, Shirley Anderson, 95 Glenda Seymore, 8, Faye Smith, 105 Mae D- n Alger, 125 Janet Reinhardt, 11, Betty Box, 7: standing: Leroy Johnson, 83 Bob Bo?3,gl's,'12g James Maxwell, 11, Mrs. Opal Cook, School Nurse and sponsor, Charles Hugh-cs, 105 Gordon Vesper, 93 Rex Lewallen. 7. CH EER LEA DERS Front row: Blill Lockwood- and Tommy Dyerg Second row: Doris Mabrey, Mary McElroy,, and Phyllls Jones, Third row: Mary .lean Johnson and Pat Ford, Fourth row: gafy Rose Jones and Bula Faye Melsong and Fifth row: Bethal Howard and Ila Lou y e. ni W 5 'JW F U s . A. . jam!! 'fm 5' THESPIANS Under the sponsorship of Cecil J. Pickett, the Thesplans proclnced high school's first musical review this year. The officers are: lla Lou Kyle, president, Bill Burton vice-presudentg Jesse Swift, secretary. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Sponsored by Hal Wickham, the F. T. A. among other activities assisted Central School in its reading clinic by furnishing student teachers. They reactxivated the Sapullpa chapter and sponsored two book reviews. 1t's officers are: president, Francis Hopkins, vice-presidefnt, R. J. Robbinsg secretary, Shirley Newell, treasurer, Mae Dean Alger, and publicity, Virginia Huenneke. l ff. 7. C2 S off' Wim' 'Y vwxw' Xvxykl XOX- X 1 V X , X l 'Sig Q00 hn- Lo Wm, NM y-gd 1 ull' xi Q31 XZ llill Burton Virginia Huenneke N1-ws Editor Column Editor plwilllb fl F7 C d f1'5,!,I '0r-9 .eorge Olford Ing Printshop D A . SSISt8ntohPhR0We o -, - . x wgrapber dv Fvanmoimmu f' 1 - -- N.. ,fx ,1- M im. I . 1 A - gi X-fi ,M XeS5c sv if Q its lmlll' ,mt M 1. lSp0 26 23 I il .X,5.. J' Journalism I Class QQ - g w. , Ss. Journalism ll Class lr-ff A l, S3 ' -fl 0 al li - f 1 JK, ' 4' fl 'gi' ,A V ' i V 2 Q l v l VLTI'.il!1lCLl HI Mx clccupnl mns Hrmnlgtrulallcing w U QQFQ SCH , OI, CLA oocl S I Agriclllturc IN ACTION tal SIIG 1' gl: ,-fm p Printing 5 l 4' Y Q if if MUSICAL RliVUll For the first time :in the history of Sand Springs lligh School, a musical revue, Tha- Tinnv, The Place, und The Girls, was prcsvnt- rd hy thu Thospfians, national drzunatiu so- civty. The production was divided into sm-von acts entitled: uVilll,Z1H0 of 1928,, Ladies of thc Mop, A Highland Fling, 'lMinor Mir- uclvf' The Gay 90's Album, Frankie and Johnny, and By the Sea. 0-. in 1 s . 94 fl MQW. fi' 'x- 3 1 p ai H Mn wh ,,i,,,,e , 'Zig 'W fl? in ' his I SENIOR CLASS PLAY Berkeley Square was presented by the Senior Class as its play for 1949-50. This fan- tasy-drama, which was very elaborately cos- tumed, is the beautiful romance of a man of 1949 who returned to the 18th century for a brief moment. Peter Standish, the man who defied the barrier of time and Went back two centuries to live, was portrayed by Bill Cor- win. ,, .Q A iw' - - '- .4 +Q'1.4:l 5 1-me M43-fir' W Ri l JUNIOR CLASS PLAY The Junior class presented. Junior Miss, the play that kept broadway laughing- for two YGHFS, with Pauline Corwin, playing the title role of Judy Graves. Fluffy, Judy's bosom friend, a scatter- hrained thirteen-year old, was played by Malacha Edwards. The other members of the cast also gave outstanding performances. GKIS THE LION TAMER, CONTEST PLAY The contest play, 'The Lion Tamer is a play aalinst the trivial fights played by the underdogs in life. This is summarized in the line we fight to get what we wantg then, when we get it, we don't want it, but we hold on to it because we know some- one is fighting to take it away from us. We're afraid of life. The part of the lion tamer is played by Jesse Swift. PIERROT AND PIERRETTE This is a play revealing Pierrot and Pierrette as they determine to break their contract binding them to black and white clothing, house funishings, everything. For Ifierrette wants a mauve bathtub. Pierrot and Pierrette were played byWilliam Jacobs and Il-a Lou Kyle, and Columbine by Mary Jeanne Johnson. t . ,-Ei L l .v - 3 ' . MAN BILL HANNUM BORDERS Cstandlrugi ' . ' If F foe, if 2 , ei-fo f,+',g'ifFl. . -. as .. A :::. :F 1 DEBATE TEAM MEMBERS and BOB JESSE SWIFT, SALLY CHAP- CECIL J. PICKETT Coach of Speech and Debate Teams Debate Team eams Debated- Cushing A Ijryor uAn Muskogee A Muskogee B Miami A Miami B Miami C T DEB TE AND SPEECH TEAMS 0,-atory Men's Extenmpore f lla Lou Jfse Bill Burton M ae Dean Alger Bill Hannum 6 o g , Earline Thomas 5' l ik - fi '4 WI Women's Extempore Mary E. Everett Margenell Ramsay Suzanne Dubie Public Address Bill Corwin Mae Dean Alger Joan Hall Discussimi Dramatic Reading B11 iannum l I Ila Lou Kyle Bill Jacobs Bob Borders Bob Thompson Mary E. Everett H Rfe d' Radio ligrglfrglatiobs a mg Ila Lou Kyle ll Betty Dickey Mae Dean Alger 5 Joan Hall BEN BUFVEU B111 Corwin Poetry Interp. V Bob Thompson Bw? Amr , Joan Hall Bill Corwin Bill Jacobs Best Actress Betty Dickey riffs, ,Q A ' ' ' ' Gi ' G 1, , -1 E .4 uniot elicit JUNIOR HIGH BAND 'Phu fine work uf this hand, llmlm' the dir1cti.m of Ilziul Smith, will make zx growl stopping stone into thc S1-nior High Band next ymar for some 'mf its members. Its uffirs-rs are: lkkoy P1-rkins, lst rlarinetg Floreno Ellison, 2nd clarinutg Jerry Dobbs, lst cor- netg Gerald Cannon, Znsl urvrmtg James Ilnbcrts, bass so:-'iifwnp lk-lorvs Davis, drums. unioi gana JUNIOR HIGH CHOIR Under the directlion of Cliffnrzl Boyer, tho Junior High Choir has done good work tht year. For the second timc, awards have be-vu given to the outstanding girl and boy vocalists in this group. They arc: outstanding girl, Imra Mas- Rutherford, and outstand- ing boy, James MuFarlandi V 6162 QW .N 3.15 QL ff' lg 1 , ' A A ti: ' - f si 0 E- in rv ' - t N ,gli , '.- 1 A - I ..... 'V P-9 , XP- .v.-W 1 J , IN qw -. 1, . A V .V -- i JQJ -Yi' ' 'tu aw' .S I A it , Y' F , V, I if - 0 I U N is 4 5 V M V . Af S if Q, QI P , r- 2- - - V ul 7' H' Q- ' ' 7? Zu- f ' IQ I K bf 1 . , N Q75 .. 5 ' I. l 5: l R t V 'W ' H r- n r- , A v . Q L.. T' ' ' -6 ' l fn, 7 'V rx N P- 80 ,. ,,,g, L ... ,QQ I I JY nalism Art Band fN iullllll' Girlas Gym .1 f n gfwxlfs fi? 1. xv f Q 9 sf fo 1 X Mu-kg York FUGTBALL Coached by Maurice Hail, assisted by Cecil Hankins, the Sandites surpassed last ycar's record of 6 wins and 5 losses by winning 7 and losing only 4 in the 1949 cam- paign. Throughout this season the Sand-ites were defend- ing champions of the 7A District. They ended the season tied with Pawhuska and Vinita for second position, while the undefeated Miami Wardogs won the Conference Crown for 1949. In the final game of the season the Sandites met the Wardogs of Miami with a slim mathematical chance to retain the Championship but the Wardogs upended the Sandites 39-13. The Sandites. along with Miami and Pawhuska, placed 4 boys on the All-Conference team, composed of the out- standing 22 players in the league. Eugene Palmer, Bob Sullivan, Kennith Madewell, and Stanley Gordon were selected from Sand Springs. For the second consecutive year a Sandite has been named on the All-State football team. This year the boy chosen was Kennith Madewell, So, you see, this has been another big year in Sand- ite football. Sandites Opp. Sandites Opp 33 Cleveland 0 7 Webster 26 6 Cassville 0 24 Claremore 14 0 Sapulpa 26 15 Broken Arrow 7 27 Nowata 12 19 Vinita 0 20 Pryor 0 13 Mia mi 39 19 Pawhuska 25 -Ig? Totals 15 -L ai te, Q X X?-I I 1' l s ?i 72 MAURICE P. HAIL CECIL 0. HANKINS Head Football Coach Assistant Coach SE IORS I- U EU GENE Knute PALMER KENNITH MADEWELL 11 'synyn 4... BOB SULLIVAN '73 Rr' Jr BOB LINGO A - .f . I ' xv A I - A- ' ' A Ll RFP? -:1 '..,f' . . QQ ilalff - 405 'fer ' afzv 'Yin 'Y5tI. 7 N, JI, ,. A . ,,,-x- f L ' fquq. ff,- TOMMY C-REWSUN PHILIP FILLMORE DONALD Frosty McCRACKEN JESSE SWIFT IH 33 we 'I !-5 I I LEONARD NOLEN BILL CORWIN W -Idio- 3 Qi ' 'IQ 1 I -X SP' 'T I SAW 34 I I I 1 1'-pf' 1 ,hirf , his . RICHARD MORITZ .UNIORN Jima., Kenneth Miller Stanley Gordon Ronald Morris Dolce Dover Co-Captain '50-'51 All Conference Fullback, 2 yrs. Co-Captain '50-'51 Halfback, 2 yrs. All State Honorable Tackle, 2 yrs. Tackle, 2 yrs. J. A. Thompson Eddie Wright Ray MUFFHY Blaine Perkins Fullback, 2 yrs. Center, 2 yrs. Guard, 2 yrs. Guard, 2 YFS- Teddy Dunn . , Harry Ekiss Tackle, 2 yrs. C0-CAPTAINS 50-51 DOVER AND MILLER End, 2 yrs. Joe Bailey Doug Baldridge Bill Bigby Donald Moak End, 1 yr. End, 2 yrs. End, 1 yr. End, 1 yr. OPHOMORE .3 Wayne Sullivan Vernon Plouch Donnie Fisher Mackie Burcham End Guard Guard End James Lowder Richard Foley Jesse Phillips Lee Hayes End Guard Guard Tackle ' 3 Frank Knight Charles Stricklen Bill Sharp Sam Miller Tackle Center Center Fullback ww' ' I Charles Hughes L. C. Palmer Jerald Jestice Donald Lapp Halfback Quarterback Quarterback Halfback D -, ad Fin! -. . .1 Eugene Palmer Outstanding Player Award Co-Ca tain '49-'50 All Conference All State Honorable Halfback 2 yrs. All Conference Basketball Forward 3 yrs. .,.r , I a Z L Bob Sullivan All Conference End, 3 yrs. na .1 l ,Z X Bill Corwin Quarterback, 3 yrs. E IO R LETTER MEN Kenneth Madewell Best Blocker and Tackler Award All Conference All State Center. 3 yrs. XXX'- i . , QM... Don McCracken Halfback, 3 yrs. Jesse Swift Scholastic Award Halfback, 2 yrs. A f J' A.. lx , X Bob Lingo C0-Captain, '49-'50 Quarterback, 3 yrs. Tom Crewson Most Reliable and Dependable Player Award Guard, 3 yrs. I A f . . me .-, Richard Moritz Tackle, 2 yrs. R. J. Robbins Basketball All Conference All State Forward 3 yrs. Leonard Nolen End, 1 yr. Philip Fillmore Halfback, 3 yrs. BASKETBALL ERDIGRIS VALLEY CHAMPIONS Rising from last year's tie for first- place, the Sand Springs Sandites'took sole possession of the Verdigris Valley Basketball Champion- ship for the 1949-50 season. Also ranked as an outstanding team in the State of Oklahoma, this year's squad had an undefeated conference re- cord and lost only to non-conference opponents. This year's squad, coached by Cecil Han- kins, made one of the highest records of any Sand Springs High School team. On this magni- ficent team there were two seniors: R. J. Rob- bins and Eugene Palmer, five juniors, Richard Courter, Doice Dover, Billy Dan Bigby, Stan- ley Gordon, and Ray Cunningham, and three sophomores, Wayne Sulliva-n, Paul Burris, and L. C. Palmer. All of these boys, and Coach Hankins, have put fbrth all their team work and competitive effort for the mutual goal of making as high a sportsmanship reqord as possible not only for themselves but for their school, their town, and all their fans. This year's B team, coached by Maurice Hail, also made a spiendid record in games won and lost. One of their outstanding characteristics was their ability to be behind throughout most of a game and then suddenly spring into a ball of fire and win over even the most confident op- ponents. In basketball, as in every sport, Sand Springs again has made an outstanding record. S.S. Opp. Pryor 45 Henryetta 36 Sapulpa 20 Nowata 44 Pl'Y0l' 51 Bristow 18 Claremore 63 Villitll 50 Claremore 20 Siloam Springs 70 Miami 37 Miami 34 Henryetta 33 Sapulpa 41 T. Central 43 Nowata 47 Bristow 30 T. Webster 28 Guthrie 47 will Rogers 50 Vinh 30 Clinton 41 'r oenmi 46 Broken Arrow 32 Putnam City ' 36 Pawhuska 26 O. C. Northeast '-'- 45 Broken Arrow 23 P8WhllSk8 1,223 Totals x+ . ff f s SWK ? if s 'Q IA Y if GX Cecil Hankins A Team Coach Maurice Hail B Team Coach l K1 ux-LQT Dojo C0 ,. 0 1 Rkchafd KQYUNL Cu' ? l'r H Q90 , 'Url Yvan A KTOUWX . V ne gm x lhljj, B. W ay Guzxvd 5 P'f11m.ffQb,v I R. J. Robbins Eugene Palmer All Confmw-ncc All Conference All Stato Forward Forward Lggllddf J! l U' If . . Cordon G ua rzrns Stanka umtd L, C F0Q.:3:gIer nihngham Ray enggr ,-4 X'vn4 f 1-I' 5-' Kenneth Miller Ronald Morris Joe Bailey Jerald Jestice 7 N 1 T f uh at, Doug Baldridge Buck Newsom Bill Sharp 48 X I 3 l I z i Sam Miller Frank Knight Richard Foley 3, - je F X , X Quan! Bernard Parris A f f ' l Charles Hughes Jack Stubblefield Jack Johnson -cf 'si Blaine Perkins rid . 1' Harry Ekiss io .. 1 Bob Sullivan 1 13 -'B Tom Crewson Y a .4 M- 'k- K? S X X -' TR C I-'Q - - This sport called Track ability c ' requires of its participants as much, if not more, , o-ordination, prartice, and traning than any other sport in the schools curriculum. Track in high school has never been an outstanding attraction but many stars in other sports get their start in this one Sand Springs won the Verrligris Valley Cliziiiipionsliip in Track for 2 years straight, in 1946-48. In the '49 season the V. V, Conference was inactive. In the 1949 season the team entered many meets includin versity Relays, Okmulgee Relays, and the qt t This year, from the g the Tulsa Uni- - T a c Track lvleet. present view, look' ' s like another v ery successful season. Top row, fl-rj J se Swift. Coach H Miller, Charles Stric-ISS in thi ' ankins and Jackie Ethridge. M'd en, Stanley Gordon, Richard Fol s pictured are: Richard Courter, Nolen. 1 dle, Kenneth ey. Bottom: Don l Ronald Morris, T a d Lapp. Not ommy Crewson, and Leonard 'fa BA Br ., EBALL A sport which has been growing faster in popularity than perhaps any other during the past live years, is Baseball. Until recently this sport received very little attention in high school, but now it is the leading spring sport. lt may be the lure of pro basehall's big money, but regardless of the reason, Sand Springs High Sdhool has promoted hasehall for 3 years and again, in 1959, the Sanditcs have their team in the running among the other leading high schools oi the state. Along with the other sports, the Sandite Baseball team is also taking a corn- inanding spot in baseball circles. Er-r, Diamonds that is. X wr v-'X 'Ta S Top row, Ql.-rj Coach Hail, Charles Hughes, Billy Norris, and .lerald Jestice. Mid- dle row, L. C. Palmer, Wayne Sullivan, Richard Fisher, Paul Burris, Doug Baldridlge, and Tommy Hamilton. Bottom row, Bill Bighy, Eugene Palmer, Bob Sullivan, Kenneth Neal, and Billy Wooten. inf ' 'jf .J .-1 L. i 3 J ' 'v I , FL.-11 J' .J x Q ug. . , I l l I A TEAM A TEAM-fl-rl l,. V. Palmer, Wayne Sullivan, Stanley Gordon, Doice Dover, R. J. Robbins, Coach Hankins, Richard Coiurter, Ray Cunning'ham, Bill Bigby, Paul Burris, and Eugene Palmer. lifl. D. ROBERTS' I One of the most important jobs backstage in a theater is the stage managtr, and in athletics there is an equally impor- tant behind-the-scene job. This is the job of daily gym assistant. For the past two years this job has been held by G. D. Roberts and he has done a swell job of it-just ask any football or bas- ketball player or ask the coaches, personally. He checks equipment out and in for the athletics as expert- ly'as a machine and he also keeps our dressing rooms and show- ers ship shape. Here's a boy who deserves a pat on the back, a handshake, and a word of congratulation from every athletic fan in our school. You did a swell job and Thanks a lot, G. D. IOR S- ...t..,..,....,:.mn 'X James A. Buck Weaver Many people wonder why Sand Springs supports such a strong Junior High athletic program. Well, the reason is that Junior High football, basketball, and track has proved to be one of our High School's greatest assets in the way of Sandite athletic material. A Junior High football team was first organized in 1946, with such members as Kennith Madewell, Bob Lingo, Bob Sullivan, Don McCracken, and many others. Take a look at the record these bovys have made since then. In basketball R. J. Robbins, Eugene Palmer, Richard Counter. and many others have been, at one time or another, members of past Junior High squads. A list of the line-ups in all of this year's athletics would reveal that over 9070 of the boys have, at one time or another, been mem- bers of the Junior High athletics. Being on a Junior High team helps the boys by giving them an idea as to which position they are best qualified to play or which event to enter, etc. By starting out early on the Junior team a boy has a chance to develop his natural abilities be- fore he gets into High school. Also the coach can watch and work with these boys and plan for the years to come. Junior High athletics will teach youngl players as well as young fans giood sportsmanship, which is one of e most vital things in any phase of life. '-I lm li in 5122 Lain nuanu- :.l'. 1. ' JUNIOR HIGH IJOOTBALL TEAM 9 1-0 NTT .V , li Finishing the second consecutive undefeated season in football, Coach Buck Weaver and his Junior High Sandites have probably set one of the outstanding records in Junior High gridiron history. Scoring a grand total of 177 points in eight games this fall, the Jun- ior Sandmen yielded only 1-1 points to their opponents, while running their string of victories to 16 straight over the two-year period. Opening the season with a 7-0 victory over Drumright's Junior eleven, the Junior Sandites in their next few games defeated Bristow, 19-7, and shutout victories over Ilruniriglmt, 21-0, Broken Arrow, 51-Op and Webster, 26-0, for 'their second straight undefeated season. During this outstanding season there were Billy Norris at right tackle accompanied by Ralph Condray who operated the others tackle spot. Arnold Cordova, Vernon Perry and Wesley Parker, left guard, center, and right guard respectively, insured the strength of the forward wall. At the end positions were Bill Parris on the left and Jtrry Wofford on the right. In the backfield some of the bi-g guns were Johnny Wright, wing back, Billy Wooten, general of his team at the blocking back spot along with Allen Luce, fullback, and Charles Jackson, tailhack. James Roberts, reserve tail- baick, also saw a lot of action. The boy with the educated toe on the team was Billy Parris, left end, who made an outstanding record in conversions. Norris was elected captain for the year. IUNIOR llltill BASKIZTBALL SQUAD , 1 5 My man Friday, as Junior High coach, Buck Weaver refers to David Francis, his daily gym assistant, always does a quick, thorough job, Yes, behind-the-scene in our Junior High sports there's another boy, one who should be recognized for his excellent cooperation and help in assisting in the func- tion of Junior athletics. Francis has been in high school for two years and he has been a great asset to Weaver and his athletic prog-ram. Thanks to you, David, for a job well done. .5 SENIOR HIGH FOO'l'BAl ,l, TEAM MEMORIAL STADIUM The Sand Springs Railway has the lowest fare for school ohildren of any railroad in the United States. Sand Springs Railway Co. Sand Springs T ownsite Company will build your home to suit your desire. Sand Springs Townsite Co. Commander Mills, 1 Inc. Sand Springs,- Oklahoma Congratulations to Seniors of 1950 from your Sand Springs Municipal Water Board JACKS AUTO PARTS Telephone 446 115 N. Garfield 11 East Second Phone 114 Southwest Box Company Sand Springs, Oklahoma v A 5. EDWARD'S GROCERY Sand Springs Auction House We Specialize in House Sales Phone 460 618 Garfield B'1f0fd Wll9Y, UWPOI Clyde Farmer, Auctloneor ' 217 McKinley Phone 1332 Sand Sprmgs' Oklahoma Auction Every Saturday 7:30 P. M. There's More Behind Your Gas Service Than .lust A Well This business of serving natural gas 24 hours a day is no small task. You don't just hook up a pipe to a well and figure that's it . . . no, sir! Good Gas service from well to burner tip demands careful thought and planning. It means the co-ordinated efforts of over 1,000 people-caeh .with a separate task to do. It takes men to produce the gas . . . others to purify it and transmit it from hundreds of Widely scattered wells to growing cities . . . and still others to see that it reaches the burner tips of your home. It's a dramatic story-this gas in- dustry! And all of us here at Oklahoma Natural are ready and eager to do our jobs well-so that your community, your family, and you will have the best of gas service at all times. OHLHHOTTIFI HQTURHL WWWW Congratulations Antrim Lumber Company FLOYD'S TIRE SHOP Tire Repairing- Recapping Balancing - Gasoline - Oils Phone 115 17 N. Main Floyd Widener, Owner Oklahoma Tire 8: Supply Co. Horne of Better Values 121 N. Main Phone 70 Mayhue Food Shop Biggest Little Store In Town Phone 423 400 'Roosevelt Jim and Alice Mayhue RAY'S BAKE SHOP A newcomer to Sand Springs Where quality second Only to cleanliness 18 E. 2nd. Phone 779 ACE CLEANERS Fine Cleaning Expert Alterations 215 McKinley Phone 893 Sand Springs, Oklahoma GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY R. O. STUART Railway Building Phone 107 Sand Springs, Oklahoma Your WESTINGHOUSE d Better Department Stores NQRGEIEQEALER Wearing Apparel for WE . . SAVAGE ntxre Family , , Furmture and Appliance Co. 122 N. Main Phone 93 100 N- Hain Paul slivagei Owner P11011 61 Sand Springs, Oklahoma 10 :mil If T . J itney Jungle E. W. Farmer, Owner 102 North Main Sand Springs, Oklahoma an ,,.,,, N E LEO CACY - 1 1 John B. White 400C md Food Market Highest Quality Meat. ' : ' and 12-14 West Second Phone 801-802 Grocorix Sand Springs, Oklahoma The '50 FORD Is 50 Ways Finer V R. K. MOTORS, INC. 212 E. Znd Send Springs Phone T17 GDGIIWEAII Service Store 119 N. Main TIRES FAMILY SHOE STORE 'Shoes For The Entire Family Red Goose Shoes Sand Springs Shopping Center For Dry Goods and Clothing for Children Expert Shoe Repairing - Dyeing Bm md Mm Gm Repmed Cash Buys Store 212 North Main Phone 150 DON CARTER 209 N. Main Phone 1346 Sand Springs Greenhouse Flowers For All Occasions refreshes the S Special Attention To Corsages Verdigris Valley Champs PHONE 133 'Say It mth Flowers N Trader's Paradise Where Customers Send Their Friends Your Authorized MAYTAG APPLIANCE DEALER 109-111 Garfield Phone 15 , Sand Springs, Oklahoma . Leek's J ewelr Co. Chronrsterfs Y Grocery and Market FINE WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY Radios, Musical Instruments Fresh Meats and Vegetables Sportmg Goods and Loans OUR TERMS ARE EASY - PAY AS YOU WEAR H5 West First Phone 633 214 Mam Street Phone 113 Sand Springs, Oklahoma Firestone Tires, Tubes, Accessories MCCREERY Hardware and Lumber Co. D'X S9PV1C9 St3t19n 210 E. 2nd Phone so The Lefdlng Ha'd'f e Store WASHING - GREASING m Sand Sprmgs STEAM CLEANING 110 Garfield Phone 328 Ed. M. Harris, Prop. f s w - 0 x win. 0 Q C L, Congratulations to you graduating seniors. We wish you every success in your future undertakings f fX?xX ll, if lffz' I' , f ff 'J 'lg . ,f I .li p 2-2 1 V, ' 4255 2 4 f' wx 'xv 13 Q, 1 CONGRATULATIONS Klassy Cleaners and Laundry fm' 208 West First Phone 351 Mr' and Mrs' C' J' Rush Sand Springs,Ok1ahoma E Quality -- Our Motto 105 East Second We Give S SL H Green Stamns Lu-Rich Grill OUR BEST WISHES T0 GIB HARRISON'S - Gram' and M t THE CLASS OF 'so FREE DELIVERY Phone 75 lst sz Cleveland Mrs. Ruby Lucas and Mrs. Neomi Ritchie 228 N. Main Phone 1309 B8eH Auto Electric Electric Motors - Generators - Starters Artistic Beauty Shop We Feature HELEN CURTIS COLD WAVE and All Types of Beauty Work Armature Rewinding Batteries 112 E. Broadway phone 723 Henry Fralin Phone 1204 Maytag Help-Ur-Sell Lalmdry FILLMORES HOT WATER DRYER SERVICE Service Sf8ti0I'l . I HSKELLY COURTESY COHQIUWIGUOHS, SGIHOIS! FINEST PETROLEUM PRODUCTS , Lubrication - Washing - Tire Service H. B. Jenner, Proprietor M b f I f,25 lst dz Cleveland Phone 112 em er O c ass 0 - Phone 303 2 nd and Lincoln Collins Garage s. M. DAMPF BARBER sHoP Am Repairing-Welding Sh Ph 135311 East Second Siieet Ph 2 1357 Paint and Body Work 0 'me me one ' ALL WORK GUARANTEED I have appreciated your past business, Day Phone 1011 Night Phone 636'W You have my best wishes through life. 11 N. Garfield Sand Springs ' MODERN CLEANERS ,.,,e , , 1 I' 21 EAST 2nd PHONE 147 SAND SPRINGS, OKLAHOMA Well Done, Seniors HAIIJS GROCERY and Market 222 N. Main Phone 161 WILKINS Furniture Company NEW AND USED FURNITURE 16 West Second Phone 333 Sand Springs, Oklahoma Bowl-Mor Bowling The ldeal Recreation For The Entire Family FREE instructions to beginners. you can pre- pare yourself for league membership in a few free lessons. Phone 1101 10 Garfield Ave ADAMS OIL CO. 120 E. 2ND PHONE 2 TIRES STEAM ACCESSORIES CLEANING Cold Storage -- Ice - Frozen Food Lockers Sand Springs Ice and Refrigerating Co. 2 North Main Street Phone 55 Sand Springs, Oklahoma YOUR FURNITURE 205 N. Main Phono 753 Sand Springs, Oklahoma Compliments of T. G. 8: Y. STORES CO. Congratulations to Plumbing and Electric Co. The Class gf 1950 114 N. Garfield Phone 84 Sand Springs' Oklahoma 118 N. MAIN PHONE no ROYCE LONDON SERVICE STATION Phone 1370 SECOND and WASHINGTON REXALL DRUG GO. Harrison Sz Magnien Phone 37 201 N. Main Sand Springs, Oklahoma Congratulations, Graduates In Sand Sprincs SUPERIOR GROCERIES It's the SHOP BY PHONE PIONEER CAFE Dunn Grocery . 104 E. Broadway Phone 309 Phone 791 Main St. at highway Quality lewelry Priced Right Fashlon Clothlers Sand springs Stetson Hats Ed S. Hersh JEWELRY Arrowshirts 102 Garfield Resistal Hats Also a Fine Service on Watch and Jewelry Repair Justin Shoes Hickok Belts 120 N. Main Phone 268 Empire Chandelier Mtg. Co. Lighting Hxtures - Fireplace Equipment -- Ornamental Iron and Bronze Sand Springs, Oklahoma Congratulations, Seniors! From Howard's Shoe Shop Mr. and Mrs. Bob Howard 108 N. Main ' Best Wishes to the Class of 1950 Southwestern Prescription Specialists Porcelain Steel ' : ' Corporation North Main Ph01'l.e Sand Springs oldahorna Congratulations, Seniors . . . Good Luck and the Best of Success and for Successful Home Canning Remember p My l 3 M ' uv- 'mf W MASCN JARS CAPS and LIDS Kerr Glass Manufacturing Corporation SAND SPRINGS, OKLAHOMA ELLINGTON'S COMPLIMENTS ' Federated Store R '1 Congratulations to Class of '50 OF CLARK MOTOR COMPANY 25 East Second Phone 14 High School Folks Are Good Helpers. R. L. Hughes, '39, Shop Foremang Helen Jackson, '39, Circulationg Nancy Ann Black, '45, Grculationg Ed Everett, '45, Advertising, George Everett, '47, Registrations, Maigie Morgan, '49, Typist, Chester Fisher, '49, Pressman, D-oyle Bigelow, '50, Composi- tor: Jack Ethridge, '50, Folding Machine. All but two Hom workers are Sand Spring-s High School folks. These two Wish they might have been born a li-title later so they could have attended Sand Springs High School, too. THE HUNTERS HORN Goes each month to more than 13,000 Fox and Wolf Hunters. For Personal Attention and Superior Service Specialists ln STEWART'S PROGRESSIVE and RADIO WAVE PERMANENTS All Types of Shop Service - Hair Styling Modernistic Beauty Shop 14 E. 2 nd Edith White Phone 203 The Shop With The Friendly Atmosphere Compliments of CHENEY WENSELL PLUMBING and ELECTRIC Lumber and Hardware when Service Is Best We Serve To Serve Again , 100 E. sec nd Ph 274 11S.Ma1n Phone soo osand Spam oklahoma one Wei. ,QQ The driver training ear, along with upkeep of the car, is donated to the school by Anthony Motor Company. Pictured above are Lester Seerest, driver trainer, and Chester A. Ogle, Anthony Motor Co. representative, talking over the training program. ANTHONY MOTOR COMPANY Our Best Wishes to the Seniors of 550 SAND SPRINGS Congratulations to the Class ol 1950 B MULESKIN BROWN C M, ,S , Tough Hide, But a Tender Heart Omer am 8 econ 111-113-115-117-119 Main Phone 144 Sand Springs, Oklahoma Ray Brown Insurance and Real Estate Call Us Before You Call the Fire Department Phone 663 FRED WOOD SUPPLY CO. Garfield and Katy Tracks Sand Springs, Oklahoma Wholesale Auto Parts and Supplies Phone 17 BRENNSZMAN Insurance Agency 28 East Second Street Phone 737 Ben Franklin BEN FRANKLIN Store G. N. HADDAD 206-208 N. Main Sand S r' O yawn YEARBOOK Lithographed by . . . SEM00 C0l0R PRESS FINE COLLEGE AND HIGHSCHUUL ANNUALS B. L. SEMTNER 129 N. W. 3rd ST. ' OKLAHOMA CITY , F E 1 IE'F'T '! W 4' 9' 1' 'TV' R HY Wi' -1 . , ' , , I I II -- 1- ' 1 11- 1- - - - .Z 1 '-.'f..'fF-41,1 ' . 1, 1, , 1 - ' 'Y 4, 1 1 I 1 I , 11 II ' 1 V N4 .I' I , K . V r 1 'W , -11 rn 1 1 I. 11 -fi ' , . I , 1 . Ing -L I I I I I I In I I I Ii ,J I M I 1 I 1 I , 'Eff I . 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