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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1951 volume:

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Tommy Dyer Editor Peggy Peepies Associate Editor Sandra Puckett Associate Editor Betty June Wall Copy Editor Kenneth Neal Sports Editor Don Rowe Photographer Raymond Watson Assistant Photo. Doris Mabrey Advertising Pauline McCoy Advertising 'Q i 1 Qu, m 2,53 N - All fs as- HUIHIHISTRHTIUH FHCUHU THE HDIHIHISTHHTUHS O N ai' ., ' ,313 9 W ' 35 Q flifif' V- ,1 sf 1 ' . .7153 ,YF ,' if ' 15154- JOHN BECK Senior High Principal 1' X 'H 'Simi p I LS fn 'il ' '79 , in Clyde Pop Boyd, talks over a prepared slide with his secretary, Clela Evanf. llc'5 our superinrendent. PAT SWANEY The gal who knows all me answers Secretary to the Principal 4 LEWIS M. KIBBE Junior High Principal P, 'l', A, PliljSllJliN'l'S Lljlfl' TO RIGIITZ Mrs. AllllCIlL' Childers, council PYUSILICIII Mrs. 'lhclma Bradshaw, Gurhcld Mrs, lfranccs Brimmcr, Lakc Mrs. Hcrshcl Mabrcy, Twl11C,QlIics Mrs Mrs B LEF Mr. Mr. Mr. Nlr. xlr. Mr. Mr. . T. P. Smllll, Llcmral . l'xLll:ll'fl lkmu, junior-sulxiur high UHRD UF EDUCHTIUH T TO RIGHT: T. ll. Pafford, vicc-prcsidum Doyle Callllllll, mcmbur Clyde Boyd, SllPCl'lllIL!lldClll of schools Randall Dullolt, prcsiduur S, B, Cole, member li. R. Brcuncmau, rrcasurur Ed Dubic, clerk I Il 'Quin 1 'K5' f ix wx MAX J'-Q. IEHCHEHS Charles I-lalcomb Blanche Payton Charles Hall .3 ' Qi 7 'x Q. ,wr Lenore Wagner Carl Perkins Genia B. Sparks Clarence Lawless Ronnie Roberson Ethel Pugh Anita Baugh Rubye Blake C. C. .Telks Florence Eggers Amy Thomas Maurice Hail N an .fl Clifford Boyer Ruth Hatch Effie Dunn Louise Rowe Marjorie Wilson Clyde Browers Cecil Hankins Myrtle Grayson Marne Kennedy 7: L S4 'Q .A 3 IEHCHEHS 37 l I 1 ii 2 C? .- and 2 ix 33 Wm.,,, Q i 9 nu' EP ,R Fig Q5 R ji V We W , if 5 4 3 , 1 'L 135 lc Q, I 7 ,S Clyde Jones Ruby Lee Hal Wickham Paul Smith Lester becrest George Olford IEHIIHEHS .1-145 Margaret Whalen Mary Jean Ratliff Marv Alice Beck Slara Slack Gertrude Spencer Sibyl Smith Qfi! 6' , James Blick Weaver 1 , ' Sherman wilson f,...,..- rx' '-7' Nettie Pearl Green ' i 2 6 cl ' ,- N' ,K .. ,fm ' f 'Hi-3 F ',4'1,.'51- Lulu Smith Cecil Pickett O'Neale Adams at - Us ,WA - A ' ,Qi . 5,713 A. e 1 if Q .-- -t ,,. ' ,gd , V-'M - J -f A- '..k:f Du '. :S-1 .3 'M 4 Q . ' ff, . -f , ' 5 5: Q 4.2, :4 N by u .f - :: ' f -. . 'Q . I N : 8 . CLHSSES er 1--H- A w tj iii 1723 -.iIf1. EXW? ' '79 A as f 'g 1 X ! L....,i L A.., ,Q . i ,i z It's a big job to be a senior, a class officer, editor of the Sandite, star- 1et , and hot trombone player--but that's just a few of the activities these outstanding seniors are engaged in. They don't seem too serious about it, tho. President --Tommy Dyer, Secretary--Ella Luce and Vice-presidenb -Bill Lock- Q ' wood in a business session. , enis ri: we - -,f .. ,, V .W x M4 , ,, . ,,.,.. fi, - A Wy' K 1 4 Y wx ' 7 '7K71 1. if J, h ,..-4' ,,,, ,X --.F- AX ig ' ls ,U 'TE ,,- - . ,3- I--5 . 3 ai no-,523f,. iflggrz' ' ,,.i'U+f,' Q h JFIQQ ., n . f ., wr -1 + .H . 3ir:5f.'Hf', 1 4,1 - V, ,- V 'i'.44V'5,A L,-rggfgjifgy 1 -' A i A - . -x , - - ', ,R-w,.ff'f,2.f, f ' uns . , , I spa. ,,:w-, ,.- 'f:z3w. gy. , 7 li 'W'-1 PWR' ' .f.b:3:SZX?:3':,A21:1gf.1-Ltwv. J I 4 'Pr' Y ' SEIIIURS .Terry Bachus Dona Burrows Doice Dover Martha Dell Coates Donna Bean Bill Bigby Betty Barton Letha Mae Caviness Bob Cummings Margaret Branscum Ray Cunningham Carole Davis Mary Rose Brewer Beverly Boyer Douglas Baldridge Sharon Bailey Bert Buckles Sue Bell Richard Courter Joe Bailey Wilma Bruner Charles Buie Leona Clinton Bill Bean ' 'ry , Joyce Adair Sally Chapman ,Q :I 'Y at 1' X 'J ! I 1 v i X 2 as , my fy S ,K lk 4 1 , .gl I P, f' iv 1 , .gs -F LQ, if s I, 0 fl I N! 4 a 7? ,tg L. l 1 A.. x 7 V Doris Harvel Kathy Buckner if W 3 yi -4' W , ,K x Af I' 'W lkdfii , sl' SEHIUHS Bill Exendine Kathryn Harrison Beatrice Hoover Ted Dunn Stanley Gordon Helen Gordon Sam Hilderbrandt Luetta Butcher Donna Farmer Richard Foley Francis Hopkins Harry Ekiss Jerry Dunnaway Joan Hall Tommy Hulett Ruby Goins Beverly Hoyle Gene Gilmore Malacha Edwards Wayne Bradfield Earl Fultz. Darlene Gilmore James Fisher Bobbie Fautt ,,,. : i ff ,, K 31 fi., SEIIIUHS Bill Means Lucille Mock Phyllys Jones Cecil Lee Barbara Kapple Marion Hodges Doris Mabrey Tommy Hamilton Hardie Hartung Ella Luce Tommy Dyer Pauline McCoy Bill Jacobs Lucille Manes Donald Moak Bill Lanham Dorisella Kidd Jimmy McAllister Robert McCrary Marilynne Edens Melba Martin Betty Sue Goad Dennis Miller Wilma Gilbert Kathryn McElroy Harold Murray kg X 'luis as i f A ,-1. :CF af '3 l in is N . . .L 1, 'D I 1' ' A ,x -4 W Y . ff L f! a 1 1 'F 1 I f fit v 1 -5 -' v 'Q - A T X . .,,, I7 Norma Neal Houston Patrick Jai L Q, 5 1 f 47-1 . I fv- ii 1.2 L f' Q ... lla K me gg . 1' ll K Nik. s 1 -mf, --1' N ibm Q. L. SEHIURS Joy Ward Ronald Renner Barbara Pridgen Zona Smith Janet Reinhardt Ann Scott George Kane June Wilson Doris Rickle Ronald Morris Pat McClain Earlene Read Mary Rose Palmer Lenora McCullough Betty JO Knowles James Maxwell Shirley Lund Bill Lockwood Kova Lee Mobley Bernice Sullenger Jim Kennedy Lorene Morris Cvaynell McDonald Charles Moss Betty Reid 3. 3 5 SEIIIUH CLHSS Maxine Bolding Charles Bowen Richard Childers .Tack Ethridge Hazel Foster Edith Horton Jo Ann Johnson Eldon McVicker James Molster Betty June Wall J. A. Thompson Richard Thornton Vey Williams James Soles Nancy Pope Floyd Noe Donna McCorkle Charles Sullivan Marcia White Eddie Wright G. D. Roberts Shirley Newell Downey Wolfe Alvin Sullivan Clara Yates Wanda Yates Jimmy Whisenhunt Violet Se ay 4,33 t, ,Q A 'O ' ! .I 'Q J 1, I 'jlff I .1'Pv -3 '73 Q A .egg l ff . f gt E W l xx stffllydl E Q 'U Q B 5 f Mil 8 N wg -LNLN I :A HIUR CLHSS Arlene Burgess Paul Burris Viola Brown Benny Baker Howard Brown June Caudill Leon Applegate Mary Ella Blankenship Allena Barnard Deloris Coates Doris Bennefield Mackey Burcham Eddie Clark Betty Baker Lloyd Childers Dorothy Chelf Pat Campbell Dolores Channell Nedra Burns Virginia Bowen Bette Campbell Ray Billingsley PRESIDENT I... C. Palmer Sylvia Cole Marianne Billington Bob Barger Delores Coley .Terry Childs Marie Anderson ? JUHIUHCLHSS 1 Beverly Barton Carl Hooper Lloyd Duncan Stella Crow Jo Ann Crawford Gertrude Graham John Compton Johnny Hoover Delois Graham Lee Earl Hayes Glenn Edwards Jo Ann Gentry Delores Dyson Arlene Haberman Eugene Harris Howard Daves Cora Gibson Stanley Gaines Erma Crambrink Donald Hardage Mae Hix Donnie Fisher VICE -PRESIDENT Wayne Sullivan Frieda Gilbert Mary Conn Alden D avid Patricia Hendrixson 'G Betty Duvall Nila Norris A I- 33' ,K ev if 1, 2 so A Q 1' -W .1 ., X, VL fly X Q X r ,Fl '3 F- . 4 - '? I. I f 2' 9 55 C 4 ..., S -4 R, , 53 I l Q 3 ' is J , 'ri 'H A 8 .3 , lx 4? K , l 1 1 i , 'L X f fl 1' J 1 'f ,1 :FLG 3 f. 235 ,i .5 l U 1 4' Q 4 X ,Q- 'G ami' 10 I, ,Q W -A 5 r JQA IKL f' 1 .g . Par L I 4 Q a i , HIUH ClHSS Charles Hughes Sue Nolen Gerald Newsom Jerald Jestice Joyce Jenner Raymond Luce Charles Loveall Deloma Hoppes Lowell Finney William Miller Donald Mathis Leona Hurst Larry Layton Jo Ann Jackson Jerrold Lawless Harold Hopson Coyla Noe Sam Miller Billy Martin Jack Hughes Violet Innis Frank Knight SECRETARY Jo Ann Gentry Jack Johnson Laura Kibbe Robert Humphrey Marybeth Jones Betty Million Tommy Morgan JUHIUH CLHSS Franklin Phillips Betty Smith Mavis Rickel Chester Smith Beverly Smith Roy Smith Merle Pope Jerry Pafford Benny Sanders Harold Porterfield Barbara Smith Darlene Scott Lawana Persall Freddy Sellers Sandra Roberts Faye Smith Vernon Plouch Thelma Riggs Jesse Phillips Joan Lawrence Joe Miles Richard Morrow Donna Sisk Melton Morris Jerry McAllister Mona Smith Faye Pickett Bill Sharp Betty Whitaker Raymond Watson Billie Thornhill Don Williams A 4 f P 1 - 'I fit 1, - V 1- 3 - 8 -M Q is w -sr -Q J as .41 A 'il an Mi, W 4l my an .1 A L :X-' X 02 F' lsl P l 'K fir X :- If ar. A lfjt' J f A fi 2 'ffaej af, , 13 Us I I X, VL, Us all X . . S 'D 3 3 as 3 r l? 2 M 46 V fl W. 'fb 'Q Ai Q . M ,- .CIMK K sr 1 .nl if JUHIUH CLHSS ,ff , Dick Sullivan Jo Ann Turner ,I Jessie Yates W C. H. Sullivent -if I ff f.g'x, A YK I 4 4 .,..4 bf , 1-I 1 Shirley Sullivan Leroy Tyler Freida Patrick Billy Jo Sulliven Carl Wilhite Earline Thomas Dale Shaffer Clifford Tyrell Mary Jo Whisenhunt Wayne Sullivan Betty Williams Jerry Woods Dorothy Ramsey Rosemary Wallace Richard Tennison Mary Stanley Jack Stubblefield .Timmy Todd Ron Rowe Paul Roberts Irene Wright Helen Strout David Phillips Betty Whitecottox Jack West Charles Stricklen James Tallent Betty Wilhite i 'C 4 ,, 'P Richard Wheeler Clifford Wheeler Lillie Southerland I K JUHIUHS NOT PICTURED Floyd Brady Joe Commings George Dyer Richard Fisher Ruby Horton Donald Lapp Harold Morris L. C. Palmer Bernard Parris Carl Williams Max Burris . Charles Arnold ' Richard Alred EN Will Douglas X I .i lv i 1 V MQ wk- ,-Jvyz-Li , 425 A 'ic Leroy Basore Tames Bolding ,Ib K XX . X, Fu- .ea L I Km Q M is , Class President Allen Luce Ralph Condray Raymond Cheary Joyce Blackwell '--P 'gl Dorothy Burgess ' 6 C. L. Bostick 1 V 'f Paul Billington P .Q 4 1 1 111 C3 'lg A f ix : u a - 6 ' F 1 -W7 1 4 ll 'X I' I If if . i in e - W. . I 1 , f- I ' v ' nf . -Q 3 3 'x - A i A. X 'F Z 'Y' ' if: 1' f 3 i SUPHUIIIUHE IILHSS Shirley Anderson Raymond Cagle Gerald Cannon Sylvia Clugston Phillip Benge Isaac Chailer Mary Frances Causby Imogene Barrington Roy Lee Cole Ora Sue Baldridge Glen Bostic Shirlev Baker Richard Bean Charlotte Cannon Kenneth Bales Bernice Barnes Eddie Brimmer Doris Bolding Harriel Bryant Margaret Cole Doris Combs Anita Bower CLASS VICE PRESIDENT Arnold Cordova Jerry Dobbs Bill Hinson Claudette Herbert Jack Crawford Donna Haskins David Francis summons class ' Darlene Dennison Barbara Evans Jack Daniels Patricia Howard James Gideon Wilma Dover Edgar Havelkins Joan Henson Monnie Gay Jimmy Gafford RoAnn Hare John Hoyle Harold Gay Fayenelle Hughes Alva Hollingshead Suzanne Gavril Eleanor Cook Alma Helt Betty Jo Haney Leon Harris Jacqueline Davidson Emma Dee Hill CLASS SECRETARY Mary Torez Arnold Cordova Betty Farrell Mary Dodge Autunm Hopkins Charles Jestice Florence Ellison Q paypal ,ev 'dn x N1 Q 4' Q 4 ff ' Q J A ik, ff' 12 l Ai Q93 y 'A rx nfl - F.. :ls 4 I .1 S EW ,, 4 Q 3' X .X Ula 4 -3 P---K' 0-V71 8, ,E . ,r - - L, X 4 A , A -Y 1 Na? 1 Q Q ill 3 gf , ,-.. xl' 1 I in ft 0 y - lv.- I , 3 ' if. B- w WJ fvef, 2 4 fxq 'On 4 4 'r 'iii of Q FV' SUPHUMURE CLHSS Kenneth Mattingly Betty Crumbo Van Martin Delores Davis Charles Loveless Patty Hunt Alpha Foster Bill Lewelling Norma Davidson Faye Gibson Bobby McAllister Norma Hooper Rosetta Eigel Joan Gill Patrick McCallie Dorma Dyer Albert Mock Jack Lancaster Minnie Jo Moss Mary Mullis John Marvis Virginia Malone Sophomore Class Activity Shot Ruby McIntosh James Lancaster LaDonna Miles James McFarland Wilma Lawson Dean Morrow smwnumnnfs Lucretia McAffrey Carol Lackey Nelson McElroy Marie Morgan Don Leeper Carol Kinion R. G. Mills Betty Jane Jackson Shirley Mills Elmer Prewitt Betty Miller Marydell Jolly Wesley Parker Betty Lanham Glenn Nunley Shirley Osborn Dorothy Oliver John Ruby John Oliphant Wanda Serzy Joyce Singleton J. R. Sharp David Nunley Mona Newsom Jerry Ogle Travis Pruitt Charlene Pollard Tommy Prewitt Retha Patterson Louise Rose Leroy Perkins Irene Shafer X , 'Z v wg -1 K s O S fo M N lf' A' l 'Q '12 P 4 X Z I 'C r rx ,v-v. , 0 Af . we fk 4 W J f 3 V X A955 y A f A 40 . 3 li : dv K X fr e Q: ,bi f f' ff 1' , f' l J I if 'FG ' 4 as K my S 'X mi -' iw i-Q: t 3 M3513 xr . ri' B-f - 54:3 xx .f f is A .3 Q 'RL '1 ,I l . D . ,R .L 'r I i Y 5 J- 'I 4 Y .3441 3 .if Yi' ai l 'O fl 3' .L 3 7 3 1 v A J .ff W, ' as F ff lk 4 vs . 'J' TS ' 3 I 4 l 1 f rl l it ,ai ,.,.-5 J V Y gi L f 'Y .J f . , . I. 11 , yn ,,, , M K Vifmf ' iw ' A, . A 3 it if W gg ' .4 ' it M.-- , , SUPHUHIURES Clarence Rose Valton Reed Doris Nelson Mary Sexton Linda Roberts Robert Patrick James Riggs Virginia Williams Sandra Puckett Peggy Sue Peeples Bill Norris Kenneth Neal Bob Taylor Dorothy White Vernon Perry James Roberts Claudine Smith Jerry Sharp Johnny Wright Erma Snow Gwendolyn Taylor Harry Sullivent Donald Thomas Helen Southerlancl Janice Willis Ethel Smith James 'fvideman Jeanette Watson Donald Dean Walkei Fern York Bob Sloan Virginia Smith SUPHUIHUHES Bill Wooten Shirley Sulser Bob Sullivan Robert Stepp Shirley Walker I,ut,her Yarbrough Wanda Turner Bob York MLix'y'I'o1'ez Bobby Stanford Bobbie Tarr Wayne West, Hayden Woods Peggy Wall Donald 'Walker SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURE D J. T. Barger Dennis Clark Charles Jackson Mary Ruth Lewis Allen Luce Raymond McIntosh Dale Parker Bill Parris Letha Patterson S X L A .9 . Q - va l --4 ' Y' if .3 ij J 4 . 7 f 'Q 4 0 Us Bruee Cunningham Lynn Fillmore Q f 9 J -1 ' 4 46' VF ,Q 3- N .1 53' ' s 1 XI , 'I SQA .o J , - -1 ' 1 -Sig ji Q -,,, ,7 L- C ,l i T !?al .S 4 I ,z ,ag . A '13 x 1 I H , ' rf? C , C - 1 'G C 4 C ky 3 J 6 A A I ef, yaJ mf i FRESHWEH an 3 5 -Q , ,fn : .M . 'ryh , t X 4 73 a ' l V, . Y by 4 1 4 A Q , f R I ,f I V u 5. I'-v I , ,,, as in .ot 'Z 'I .nfl ' J 14 ,1 J. C. Bricker Donna Best Robert Bradley Beverley Clark James Bettis Earlene Brimmer Bobby Bassett David Brown Sarah Ruth Barber Charles Berry Doyle Cannon Edna Cheary Mavis Ann Childers Raymond Brashears Harry Bailey Junior Cheary Patsy Boggs Clinton Caudill Jimmy Childs Barbara Bierstedt Tom Battenfield Robert Bettis H. L. Baker Wanda Barnard Jimmy Brown Harold Climer Cleta. Childers Mary Lou Buckner Cecil Beeson James Battles Neil Billington Robert Alred John Cheatham Jo Ann Bridges Ann Fenton Connie Gay Marcia Cravens Pat Conklin Joe David Elmer Battenfield Nancy Copple William Gaines Ray Gann Loma Culp Chester Fisher Johnny Deas Marlin Gaines ffantha Duncan Elizabeth Deal Dallas Dickens Mae Dell Cowan Sylvia Crawford Bobby Douglas Tommy Dunn Lloyd Freeman Carl Gay Tom Farnum Tom Dover Mary Coates Jack Daniels Wanda Dearing Darrell Davis Betsy Fauft Jack Foley Robert Dean Kathryn Ford Grace Fralin Jimmy Cradduck Phylis Harris Jimmy Hanner Wayne Hall George Horton Mary Johnson Cecil Graham Elvin Johnson Jerrie Danner Wendal Hopson Don Hall Fred King Beverlene Gragg 3 ii',, C Q. '5 n Oli 78 -4 ,y f' J x L1 V i -X is Y I I 0 ,, awe 2. 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A .3 Q ,T 5 X ' ,fkk i Tv N 4 AL. 4' 44 ? i n Carol Holland Charles Halcomb Earlene Jesticc John Hardage Linus Jones George Haines Nellene Jestice Melba Hollingshead Leroy Johnson Tommy Hodges Jessie Gilbert Jo Ann Kapple Wilbur Horton Wilma Haskins Dale Horton Jerry Jones Gertha Hollingshead Ella Giffin Raymond Gravitt Billy Howard Burrell Hamilton Judy Gearin Shirley Graham Leroy James Jo Ann May Mark Henley Shirley MCCowan Bud Goad Donald Horton Joyce Long Leon McClain Edna Lester Jerry McVickers Maxine McDonald Bobby Mason Phillip Lackey Patty Leisy Jimmy Lawrence Luvonne Mashburn Earnest Mead Mary Lou Lively Donna IvlCCar5 James Morgan Jack Laporte V - -0 4, r Q-mu f Phylis Kurtze Don Meldrom liavenai Mashbiirn Kenneth Moore Emilie Mobley Janelle Mears Myrna Miller Mary Miller Tommy Means Mary Kramer Karoll Nlobley Patricia Smith Dale Williams Glenda Seymore -X ' .3 . .1 Al . Q A - S i, :N ' wo ' 1-4' V - K .L E Y af F - if 4 i-Q 4-si if i i , 1 i ? 1 fi' ip ' . ., A, Bobby Martin S Arthur Scott fall! ' , va 4 Oma Lee Milstead Q2 46' 1 ,S Carol Lassiter . T ' Betty McFarland l Quell Luce yr Shirl6Y Mathes Q ' A - Joan McCallie fi' V 1 .V ' E 3 Jimmy Mccoy Q 'W j ., Pat Phillips M i i X U i f x . lh I i Buddy Merrit Laverne Perkins - Helen Settles A Q '2 ' Wayne Martin M Joy Palmer X 1 .xv Bobby McDonald r Gary MOSS I I Z :,.. Rosa Nell Patterson ,3 4 ' it -D i Clarence Mehagen S, T -0 fa' 4 4 Neva Sly t ' - E . X A K I ,,,, x Sue Phillips Arlen Miller L. D. Smith Peggy Sanders Billy Whitecotton 2 A is A if A rw 4- - M , Y-vw o I A X -51 F Q 1-9 W X , L -'Q I! A f I 4 n. 'Q 1 4 ,-N lt s O' 38 'N' , 3, S M., 1 Q W4 Mona Vantrease Daniel Williams Betty Taylor Rebecca Taylor Ernest Tomey Lora Whitehead Patsy Veach Opal Teaff Milbon Walls Angeline Stockton Glenn Wiser Mae Bell Short Dorothy Nutt Eugene Russell David Murray Robert Owens Patsy Salyers Q .- 7 , 4, ' ., ,Q Jack Warren F , A s ' W -43 ua Rae Young J ' f .7 G' v Q A A 3 Donald 'fate ai.. T-lelcn Weaver M I i l J' l l ' 1 x r ' ' l 5 . ' Il 'S 3- . - A Q Q .- was or R .f Tw- 'S M fv ' I ' I l r ' 9't :. i iq h at , 'T A . E 2 cf, ' f A f -5 Wil Billy Reed Leonard Noe Bill Myers Wanda Smith Lyle Neal Beverly Rogers Carl Roberts Shirley Tyrell Darrell Taylor Netta Ramer Mary Rudy Harold Murray Phillip Simon Dorothy Smith Ronald Panter Mary Portilloz Julia Wasson Esther Short Patty Russell Marilyn Weaver Eugene Walker Juanita York Frances Swift Bob Preston , a i , V 4 3 3 .4 3 ' L J + Q ij - f-1 - ' 4 fe T- F 4 Q FL ,L Q U L i A a hi ' ' , . ' 26 . h A . - A A I J, .'. Q0 -I- fl I . 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FOURTH ROW: Leslie Ellison, Dale Cole, David Duvall, Patricia Coleman, Allan Fisher, Rex Collins, Mary Duvall, Dudley Gillin, Patricia Duncan, Bobby Gobble, Mary Dickerson, L' E W L P' '1 'z f ' 'F 'fl Q f 1 ' J 'fl -ft ' 'fd 1 ' f A 1 at 'l ' 41 ni ' P 'fhy' lr fxlo ',' '14 L, L L Qaw . fs 4, 3 . .L , an 'F . A . If , 'F , - ' 0 6 . 4 f Q ' , 1, ,Q K 5 fl .1 I '5 3 v A ,N 1, S s .gif-f L ' , 4- 4 A fm' , if, 'tr- :Jl!'.-ilu! ,as !,tt ,Z ,!,- .1 I' pa U L 5 ' .. V, ' in 3 s I 4 ' , , ,g - A Q Q J - F I 'JL , F V 3 L xg V el ff L i 5 ' 2 1 ' 5 E vs f A J f J as .Jn ll .rdf iz. nv 4 r ,-16.7 , . xl ,.L' 'hr M ft , -Y r' 6 5 -U A L gr, .L ka KI - J all 6 3 1 Fi L . L 15' .A - A Q: .ts , , lx .I lx A YI 7 ' 'f iw ' L 1 'I J.. i L . K ,JL E P' l FIRST ROW: Marvin Cole, Cecil Goodman, Delmer Grigsby, Curtis Davidson, Rex Garner, Eddie Gray, Abel Cordova, James Deaton, Donald Dickerson, Larry Combs, Boyd Cochrane, Wanda Hen- ley, Lloyd Hoyle. SECOND Row: Georgeann Leeper, Barbara Johnson, Robert Lawless, Johnny Lou Leisy, Imogene Haney, Carol Jestice, Richard Latham, NormaJohnson, Barbara Lemeir, Silas Hath- cock, Janice Hembree, Russell Hudson, Curtis Huggins. THIRD ROW: Shirley Howard, Shirley Hooper, Ruby Jones, Billy Jones, Arlene Hoppes, Rex Lewallen, Opal Haddix, Doris Johnson, Dovie Harger, John Hollar, Presley Hix, Floyd Dorgan, Tommy Leach. FOURTH ROW: JeanineJones, GraceJones, Wesley Hix, Betty Hurst, Harold Kirkendall, Velma Johnston, Bill Lytle, Peggy Metzger, Helen Mears, Verbie Noe, Donald Nunley. ElIliHlH snnnt 8Ih BRHIJE in '1 ' ,I R 1 t T ,, U' . V-0 J'-u S ' 'ffl S A Q, , -, I ' , I ., ., -, V1 ,T . f- 1 . T H f x R W' 'l .1 ' 1' . i' fi . J ,Q tg al an il 4 A ' 4 b iq . V In If , . V.: A . Za na 3 ji I 2 I Q Q sr , -- , v ,V , 1 . , f . ' M . I x ' I A 1 t ' t A J is . 1 1 I . A 8 . 'I V2 O 1- ' .3 3, 4 W 4' 4 A 4 5 6 S G I D. 7 , ' K v u , 6 A l .. - ' - I I HA i 1 M its K' I J 4 7 0 'L , 4 J 'Q Y .3 N ' F , ,. - - ,W - at ,A f . 4 , - frm ,, , , H. L ' ' , P J' 'ii ' . 1 1' Ki A A 4 'S 'ft 5 if if. 24 A A FIRST ROW: DarrelWillis, Paul Ward, Donnie Wall, Johnny Williams, Betty Soard, Bobby Ward, Marjorie Stevenson, Gene Stone, Carolyn Sorrels, Jackie Williams, Roberta Smith, Wallace Weldon, Donald Smith. SECOND ROW: Tommy Smith, Aubrey Soles, Dan Smith, Ray Smith, Jim Spencer, Alice Smith, Lou Southerland, Janice Yar- brough, Jimmy Turner, Wayne Thomas, Louise Nance, Harold Neal, Emma Neal. THIRD ROW: Bill McCready, Audie Manes, Bruce Murray, Jimmy McElroy, Beverly McCracken, Carl Mclntosh, Jon Martin, Betty Long, Howard Lockwood, Ray Moler, Geraldene Martin, James McBride, Carole Newell. FOURTH ROW: Owen Myrick, Martin Nutt, Kay Morris, Donald Mason, Douglas Moore, Catherine Nelson, Donna Norris, Betty Pierce, Retha Rogers, Montie Shaffer, John Richardson. ' ,, y 4 ' gf . 1 ' I i .. 1-it 4 - r. X, it v 5 41 , g . 1 . - , . 1 ' A .W f f' tv, , f I t . f ,f th lm' , X Ld I 1 , I A ' . - ri - . , 1 ' ff 5 T ' 5 . ' - A f 4. 5 J ' 1 '- 2 'J lr ' 'Q 'S ' A X f' l T V A X I T dl .L I f I Y .xv .5 P 1 . t , K: ' f- ' . A g 'H - 4 - Q 4 F , 3- , ,-3 2' 3 .kk 4 3 I 4 3 I Q V - V .l .. ' - J A X l ' h Xt' All 'N 3 t Il t A' - 0 ' . f , FIRST ROW: Thelma Pitts, Nancy Ogle, Jimmy Rose, Eileen Pickett, Betty Williams, Winston Pickering, Max Shelton, Melvin Riggs, Rondel Sanders, Robert Shower, Kim Scott, MichelPatrick. SECOND ROW: Janice Prewitt, Martha Roberts, Stella Sinclair, Lawrence Patterson, Iva Pickard, Ruby Redding, Jerry Slankard, Rutha Hayes, Roberta Wright, Jerry Thideadeau, John Torez, Dale Vanbeber. THIRD ROW: Robert Taylor, Betty Williams. E211 Thompson, Almeda Wright, Charles Williams, Bill Wilson, Billie Marie Rowell, John Short, Dickie Sharp, Robert Ramsay, Jesse Pridgen. 34 ,W 53, it .3 H- 4 '37 - iq Q 5 J 9 'Q 4 if X ' ' . ' ' 95 CI L it Al , ,,. .Lf 4- J Q .' K I 'ii V 4 . O K U rl N ' P. r J , ' f A Lf, V va ,i 6' 1 5' QM 4. ,, Q 'S' ' Q if 'ct '9 5 fl Jiri 4 . ri 'JO 'Ka fsfftf . s - . . f rp ,. FIRST ROW: Marvina Cox, Clarence Cobb, Johnny Cauthew, Robert Clark, Carol Childs, Donald Crutchfield, Edna Chelf, Barbara Coffey, Myrtle Crumbo, Gerald Burgess, Judy Burrus, Bobbie Sue Corrider, Helen Young, SECOND ROW: Barbara Cheney, Nelda Dickerson, Jerry Davis, Imogene Conn, Tonice Caudill, Donald Collins, Gale Davis, Toni Browning, Johnny Beck, Creda Bean, Beverly Bolding, Billy Basore, Nancy Best. THIRD ROW: Floyd Blackwell, Donnie Bogie, Carl Bailey, Donna Baughman, Marilyn Bower, Larry Boone, Jerry Baker, Marjorie Battles, Barbara Battie, Marilyn Adams, Verlin Bryant, Marie Besser, Billy Bettis. FOURTH ROW: Jimmy Boggs, Jimmy Barnett, Donald Brimmer, Geraldine Ballard, Billy Brimmer, Bertha June Ash, Bertha Aldrich, Waymon Bearden, Thelma Battenfield, Dorthea Birch, Mike Brown. Hh GHHUE FIRST ROW: JamesBuckner, CormacBurns, Eugene Clevenger, Carolyn Cunningham, Sharie KayDavis, Don- ald Davis, Jerry Burris, Freida Burris, Donald Butcher, Marjorie Buckner, Rose Mary Cole. SECOND ROW: Deanna Hall, William Haddix, Eulis Graham, Mary Kay Halm, Steffeny Dubie, Leon Dye, Bert Donahoo, Betty Goble, Darlene Holmes, Norma Hill, Bruce Harris, Irene Henley, Reid Hollingshead. THIRD ROW: I. C. Helt, Kenneth Hollingshead, Donna RayGeorge, Harvey Henry, Jerry Giles, Bonnie Jo Hall, Ralph Gragg, Mary Joyce Gann, Naomi Henry, Virginia Horn, Barbara Guynn, Betty Harden, Joyce Duncan. FOURTH ROW: Letha Dodson, Joan Grisson, Nancy Finn, David Elliott, CharlesGuynn, Paul Gray, Jo Ann Hanner, Wanda Duncan, Netty Dudley, Phylis Douglas, Jimmy Galaway, Ellen Jones, Norma Kirkendall. - 1' last' 1 1- ' J ' ' K Q V 4 Q' i, 0 r 5 :Mil l ,J slt it fl 7 'Z - 1 ,, I.. Q' 3 3 Q 1 .L V. 4 J Q '3 A A 4 4 1' .--9 - V , -sr 1' lg A 1.4 I lx i X X 3 It K 3 . - I -: ' Ai' L r x xA th 9 ' 1 5 A , Q 2 fhjtll 1 -a ll C ,Q . 9 Q 1 x ', I ry nav Q A s Vi, 4 t 4 A 4 , A sy V X ,B .4 h I fl. 40' .' ,' y so s ab .N 0 t 'L 119' ,V 4 4 . ,Ia ,W i.. 58, K.: it A' '3' wb C -4 L ..., 'X' , Ain -q Q ,f I 1 I ' ' ' 3 f A .-E . A lt pf ,gt J 1 i ' k ,N 3 '- as . -K .. Q - Sa ' '. r I X 3 S A' ' ' A f f I l 5 'ri if be , , , ' ol . F .QA W., ,I ,jg 7.15 ,4 4 '4 'BZ - - A Q 'I 7- N in lax! h Q X f . r- its g it ol .1 - -, , ,A Q . J O fr A A ,. ? f 1 ' Q J ' I ' ' ' -7 lp J ' 4 ' 4 IL ' 1 A , , 4, . I 3 K if ls.. I 1 fa' . . 2 , ' '?.:'.l.l l1Wn FJRST ROW1 lrvena Yates, Dean Spears, Eddie Smith, Donald Sparks, Steve Roberts, Marylin Pickett, Doris Patterson, Johnny Wilson, Raymond Panter, George Robinson, Earl Noe, Steve Panky. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Phipps, Allen Roberts, Guy Purser, Donald Seanard, Mary Ogle, Jimmy Mullena, Howard Pryor, Stanley James, Gracie Matthewson, Regina Wainwright, Pat Sullivan, Richard Wilson. THIRD ROW: Charles McKay, Hazel Soard, RuthWhitecotton, Margaret Mashburn, Tommy Lewallen, James McLaughlin, Gilbert McCallie, William McBride, Richard Luce, Glenna Miles, Judy Maule, Darlene Lowder. FOURTH ROW: Jimmy Means, Shirley Johnston, Mary Jones, Waunema Kilburn, Janet Kellog, Jerry Johnson, Arnold Snelson, Jackjarret, Bobby Wilson, Harry Million, Jr., Teddy Kramer, Pat McCracken. FllfTll ROW, Wilma Miller, James Miller. llh GHHDE - 3 rx W e 15, 'U Mi' . 3 is 'Q' 'I Q 2- , I Ngx ' xx 4, I, Q' ' -I Y' N nf. it ff , . 9 M 'T fr 'WY 1 ' Z I Q ' it 1 . f . J A ax.. at x .firm I 3 ,V - . s Q it 6 -1 , K K t .- ga Jr, A VVOAO 4 d 1 -J . f, A tai- flrffir ,l rt f x . A-wk A FIRST ROW: Wilma Miller, James Miller, Wilma Weems, Sue Stanley, Gwen Smith, Shirley Strout, Jimmy Wright, Doris Williams, Paula Taylor, Ross Wells, Betty Thornhill, Mary Ellen Tyler. SECOND ROW: Patsy Smith, Sally Thomas, Calvin Smith, I. T. Mills, Harold Lockwood, Albert McManus, Marion Smith, Toy Titsworth, Meredith Weaver, Carlene Meldrum, DonLunn, Ivan Welch. THIRD ROW: Dcan Williams, Charlene Smith, Mavis Tallent, Doris Young, Tommy Williams, Johnny Whisenhunt, Billy Mezick, Gary Laipple, Dale Mize, Patricia Milford, Norman Mears, Kenneth Stiles. 36 HUTIVHIES FEHTURES UHGHHIZHTIUHS N-Q ,gr V' JANET REINHARDT Valcdictorian, Balfour n I rm A jf CA RONALD MORRIS Salutarorian, Craftsman, Best Thespian Commander Mills Scholarship Award Y' f '5 Q CN Mx 'Q ONNA SUE FARMER TOMMY DYER ELLA LUCE D Balfo Craftsman American Legion Citizenship Public Speaking Q HARDIE HARTUNG CAROLE DAVIS American Legion Citizenship Lions Club Scholarship Instrumental Music 38 Q9 l g - 'Zig -iii , .? 1 'gm t gss' 1 g:f ,,x,3,g:v 24:51, ROBERT MCCRARY VIOLET SEAY journalism Iournalism Q' wi Y' Ef 'S' in QW? 'U '9 ' VEY WILLIAMS DARLENE GILMORE TED DUNN Insuumental Music Vocal Music Vocal Music foe ' 'Owl ,f st Q-an-nga 'NIMH' M... BILL JACOBS Dramatics, Stagecraft State T 81 I American Legion Oratorical Award Most Versatile Athlete 3 9 BILL BIGBY ,Z N I 1'....- ' 54 ,W-5 V X X ' A X fr HOUSTON PATRICK JACK ETHRIDGE Auto Mechanics Diversified Occupations Q 3 A I j sa C 0 K I7 N ' ',, le' ' -4' R sf STANLEY GORDON JERRY DUNAWAY WAYNE BRADFIELD Southwest Box award Vocational Agriculture Printing Best blocker and tackler i Vs.-4 RICHARD FOLEY DOICE DOVER Commander Mills award Commander Mills award Loyalty and dependability, Best all -round player 40 Carpentry- -Apollo ,1,, -im' BUUS' 1 HHU Ss Q 4 Q 2 fs ' r M S I Q sms ' If ff I 1-IARDIE HARTUNG DONNA SUE FARMER He can play a tuba, too. Unlucky at drawing straws. ROBERT MCCRARY JANET REINHARDT He was chosen as an alternate. Ditto TOMMY DYER KATHRYN HARRISON Was more interested in Girls' State. She was lucky--only two girls got to go RONALD MORRIS SALLY CHAPMAN He can act and play football, too. Threw snake-eyes. BILL LOCKWOOD CAROLE DAVIS Parlayed a hot-rod into a '51 Ford, The other four-leaf clover. o 41 FUUTBHLL uuffn MARY ROSE JON 42 SHIIIJITE UUEEII X Banu uuffn F0O'I'l5Al.l, QUEEN ATTENDANTS Kava lace Moblcy Ella Luce Lucille Mock lvlaruia Whifc BAND QUEEN ATTENDANTS Laura Kibbe Rosemary Wallace Sue Nolen Arlene Haberman .SANDITE QUEEN ATTENDANTS Belly Barton Kova Lee Moblcy Ella Luce Ann Scott fx 'Oi 45 n Rx 'il Qi? lqiq QFUUQQ- JUHIUH HIGH FUUTBHH UUEEH HND HUEHDHHTS Queen, Patty Suu Lcisy. Attcndauts, Karroll XIIII Mall y B v rlq, Im? r Maxinu McDonald NN xuda IJ lrm 4111.11 Kappl hx, 1,1-'itil 540. f M fig 31531551 BAND ROOM OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Hardie Hartung, Student Conductor, Faye u Smith, Drutn MajorBlack Band, RobertMeCrary, Manager of the H Black Band and Chairman of advisory Councilg Carol Davis, Band queen for past year, James Maxwell, Drum Major, Don' Rowe, AssisiantManagergJerrold Lawless, Assistant Student Con- df' ductor and manager, Mr. Lawless, Director: Norma Neal, li- A O brarian: Vey Williams, Assistant Librarian. DIRECTOR C. F. Lawless . , in C full, BAND MEMBERS FIRST ROW: Dorothy Ramsey, Robert Lawless, Io Ann Genuy, Florence Ellison, Bob Means, Delores Davis, Leroy Perkins, Claudette Herbert, Bill Means, Shirley Sulser, Howard Brown, Faye Smith. SECOND ROW: Beverly Barton, Hardie Hartung, Jeanette Watson, James Roberts, Sandra Roberts, George Kane, Martha DellCoates, David i-'rant-ls, James McFarland, Marybetli Jones, Bobbie Tarr, Roy Smith, Harold Portcrfield. THIRD ROW: Mary JoWhisenhunt, Patricia Howard, Tommy Dyer, Betty Barton, Jerrold Lawless, Billie Thornhill, Richard Thornton, Robert Stepp, Jerry Pafford, Kenneth Mattingly, Charles Bnie, Kathy Buckner, Jerry Dobbs. FOURTH ROW: RobertMcCrary, Clarence Rose, Tommy Hulett, Roy Lee Cole, Vey Williams, Shirley Anderson, Paul Roberts, Imogene Barrington, Gerald Cannon, Donald Walker, James Maxwell, Elmer Prewitt, Norma Neal. FIFTH ROW: Stanley Dodson, Charles Moss, Jerry McAllister, Don Rowe, Bill Lockwood, Patricia Hendrixson, Melba Martin, Carole Davis, Eleanor Cook, VioletS6ay. Malacha Edwards, Kathryn McElroy, Sue Bell. I ' 4 ' A if 4 if 4 y -1 A ' I 3' 1 I D I 1 'fs xl 5 I f 1 fi ,O . . ' Q . W K5 I.. Q ,K v E... is 3 X' - ,E , JE 'LI ' ' 7: 41 f-mia 'I V I-4. fag 1 1 . 43 .iw .5 'S 'Egfr r . if, A A 3 1, A ' I Aj as Ag' 4' .iq ,'l ' I A: ' 1 4: , v M. c , ffm Aff' V, fu. 4 v 45 , I L, J if A ' 'I 'f i' '. fi 'D Z 'ff' :lf 'ff 3' Q 39 4-W AT' yy ' jr ' fr 4 ffl, +C WEL 'r, 44 lr I E All 1, Q, f 9 L17 , .QF 'ff' fi , gl, G gf, 5+ ., G25 s 1, , wifi , 'tk-R Niue... UHCHESTRH Band Queen Coronation 'Qaida N ,L ,K51:?5,':- 4 ., G rug.:-355. .,, 2:5-ifgigj-,,,,-:4 . - ', , K :gn .wqmjle t F' '4'?fHHi:i-23 '1' Chief Clarence Lawless ORCHESTRA MEMBERS FIRST ROW: Sara Ruth Barber, Robert Lawless, tieverlene Gragg Norma Neal, Claudette Herbert, Faye Smith, Paul Roberts. SEC OND ROW: Vey Williams, Dorothy Ramsay, Melba Martin, Don ald Dean Walker, Mary Lou Lively, Tommy Dyer, Charles Moss THIRD ROW: Bobbie Tarr, Mary Jo Whisenhunt, Kathryn McElroy Beverly Barton, Howard Brown, Jerrold Lawless, Mary Beth jones FOURTH ROW: Laura Kibbee, Martha Coates, George Kane James Maxwell, Betty Barton, Robert McCrary, BillGene Lock wood. , , if M, QTL I Avvgflzzgg yffn f kk - . Wiz- 4 g N I I I ' - .2 ff M ' it , 1 B . , F- 2 1' . N - .- .ll ,S fy C J 1 Y C A M s ' .. ' M41 ' ' i x r , C' 4 l 1 I left esp, , , Q fi. 1 s f 1. nf I . . 3 T I cu, -an . S -W 1 If .Q A L -f fs 'fa J Ui ' 'S - ' ' Q 1 B all f C' . , L , .,,, it .Q - r B X, -' , K . vt ,Q xx 0 t af fb-, 48 '-fs A ff Li ' In . Y., K it I 3 4-'iff' adj'-'S' LF' 5' ECE,-Y 1, rzqigwgr Choir Accompanist--DARLENE GILMORE 5, 1 1 . , lik ' X .1 'gS2.f.g,-, N ,, ,, ,. . p'i5 .51 -1. - '- ,f , - .5 ,fj . 1 ls- -- hr- -- , , -. ., Xl , ' fl r?.4i:+ J -iiff Choir Director--John Beck CHOIR MEMBERS FIRST ROW: Marianne Billington, Beverley Boyer, Ro Ann Hare, Laura Kibbe, James Maxwell, Jimmy McAllister, Glenn Nunley, Barbara Pridgen, Earlene Read. SECOND ROW: Betty Reid, Tommy Hulett, RobertMcCrary, Carol Kinion, Beverley Hoyle, Earline Thomas, Deloris Coley, Hayden Woods, Dorothy Oliver, Bobby McAllister, Mary Dodge, George Kane. THIRD ROW: Harold Gay, Leona Mae Hurst, Jeanette Watson, FernYork, Jerrold Lawless, Hardie Hartung, Bill Means, Joe Bailey, Sylvia Clugston, MaryTorez, Fayenelle Hughes, Phyllisjones. FOURTH ROW:Jo Ann Turner, Ella Luce, MaryRose Jones, Teddy Dunn, Johnny Wright, Jerry McAllister Bill Lockwood, Carole Davis, Kathryn Harrison, Lynn Fillmore, Betty 'Q , V - 4 'ss ' ', W F, .1 , W ,ii1 'fQ35f ' ,fx .s,., . g, ,lf f' . , r 9 ' , vt, Smith, Charles Buie. FIFTH ROW: David Francis, Leanora McCullough, Darlene Dennison, Barbara Kapple, Wilma Lawson, Doris Mabrey, Kova fj Lee Mobley, Jay Gideon, Margaret Cole, Donnie Fisher, Vey Williams, I Pauline Corwin. A at 2 ,J ' - 1' , V' 3 g . 'fy '1 Q, t , , kk ,, I , Al A 1 V A 4 ' 4 1 x I s I . A 1 I 1 ' 'dx 4 g 4 i ' -: ' 2 , ' L 7 I 1 ri six' 1 '7 ,. 4, Ps x .. 4 V 1 tl A fl .I W' A I A 1 all LLJA Al 4 ' , A fy 4 2 g 'K 8 s so C 3 N v . , 1 X 1.5, t g- a 'B v C T C ' il I A 5 W it ' F L' xr . I 1 1 if all O il W 1 X ll f ' If F All A 3 .ak ,X 3 W - 3 , I: - .-. 2 - -- Q ' g C 53- A - Ng! L , X - 1 - r. rlulifl ,t ,wus , rl AlYlAI.A51l'A 8 . gg it , G -f 2 0 A . ' 'X is - M fn 4 , 3- 2 , SQ , - F if T f t, f , , f, sr, , A - , .. K i 1 A 1 6 A nf la - x 1 . r A - ' Olci U-TEENS Nl The Y-Teens had a busy year, spon- soring assemblies, sending packages to underprivileged children inEurope, fix- ing Christmas baskets, add having a lot of fun in general. Their sponsor is Miss Effie Dunn, and officers are Sue Bell, president, Malacha Edwards, vice-pres- identg Kova Lee Mobley, secretary- treasurerg June Wilson, interclub coun- cilor. For the first time in several years, SSHS had an active Hi-Y organization, with Mr. Paul Smith, sponsor. The boys assisted in donating food for needy fam- ilies and helped in civic work. They also had plenty of fun at Camp Parthenia. Officers are Tom Hulett, president, James Maxwell, vice-presidentg Jay Gideon, secretary, Ray Cunningham, treasurer. 50 Only three years old, in the SSHS system, Clyde Browers, instructor, and his FFA boys have done some outstanding work in the field of agri- culture. These Future Homemaker-s, under the direction of Miss Mary Jean Ratliff, have a lot of fun, do a lot of work, and plan to make some guys happy, someday. f. H. H. M --Nut, A-5 f- , ii .-Nulv A xv.-71 ar'.Y,':5'. f'Xs 251.1 -AQ .N .' NXXl '15-QS r .X 'fs T-. by qa4f'w QXX- I-gf ,K+ '-j 'T-4: gl'-'J .ivlbo ' ik? 'AN J ri:Y:CKl1gg X'?X5'4q'h' lI.'!u,'-Aki' '--'f A' f-'f-'Nik-'nnm.'-:r . 'r .,-7 - X Q. Qi- Q-'xii , . , X ,I . X-.Vg -.-jx's fls2,bQ:ilf bi? ' , vi.: - 'Mr K-. j-'N-5.,j x .5-N ,X -,N 1.1--A3 21,5 'l K' ' i N 'ts 5-5524 N X' wx' K .xii . I-'bxikhw ijt: ,-bei ,: -' 'cf' rf' ? Lr :ill-Q 'l'1'xf?vf5. Another one of the most active clubs in our school is T 8s I. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Hall, Mr. Jelks, Mr. Wilson, Mr. Halcomb, and Mr. Ol ford, the club has done a remarkablejob this year. They visited and held initiation for Bixby Pawhuska, and Sapulpa. They initiated into T SL I 125 students for surrounding chapters. These six peppy cheerleaders did a fine job the past year at au games. With Barbara Kapple--president, and Miss Florence Eggers--Sponsor, the organization completed a successful year. LEFT TO RIGHT: Sue Nolen, Lucretia McAffrey, Carol Lackey, Rosemary Wallace, Doris Mabrey, Phyllis Jones. CHEQHLEHDEHS n Fl V ff 5 xx sr . 5 Q 'Q D ey 5 I. L - mf: 2 4 , I Wtsvxill Pictured are members ofthe International Thespians. LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Joan Hall, Sally Chapman, Janet Reinhardt. BACK ROW: Malacha Edwards. Bill Jacobs, Earline Thomas, Ronnie Morris, Ella Luce. Pictured are members of the Future Teachers of America. LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Beverley Barton, Jo Ann Gentry, SECOND ROW: Violetlnnis, Bernice Sullenger, Miss Hal Wickham- suonsor, Jo Ann Henson, Maxine McDonald, Frances Hopkins. LAST ROW: Barbara Pridgen, Joan Hall, Dorothy Ramsay, Pauline Corwin. 53 VA el , do fb ,Qi Nl o A I' . GC, , H V, g Mr. Ronnie Roberson, journalism teacher, is shown explaining techniques of make-up to the journalism I class. Robert McCrary, news editor, Beverly Boyerg and Violet Seay, editor in chief, at work on editorial policy. Feature writers, Lucille Mock, Kova Lee Mobley, and Darlene Gilmore dream up a series of feature articles. Next, Doris June Harvel, exchange editorg and .Timmy McAllister, advertising manager, work on bufiness management problems, PRESS DAY4'fFthe entire staff strolls out the north door of the high school building with a new edition just off the press. They are Doris June, Dorisella, Lucille, Voilet, Kova Lee, Beverly, Tommy, Jimmy, and Robert McCrary. CLHSSES III HCTIUH FFA Woodshop Choir 335- l Y' 'L a..Ll ' I 55' I-I , .1-4' Band Ch ern!-Str 3-xx' iff 'W H! Il' 3 .qviing W l 'Fir ill' .,,,.,,m, A -K uf aww Contest play 'WARRIOR'S HUSBAND ON BORROWED TIME Jr. Class Play ARSENIC AND OLD LACE I 0 W L!! DEBHTE TEHIH LEFT TO RIGHT are members of the debate team, under the direction of Mr. Cecil Pickett. FRONT ROW: Carol Lackey, Sally Chapman. BACK ROW: Joan Hall, James Maxwell, Shirley Newell. SPEECH TEHIH Pictured are members of the speech team, under the direction of Mr. Cecil Pickett. FRONT ROW: Joan Hall, Ann Scott, Janis Willis. SECOND ROW: Shirley Newell, Sally Chapman, Janetllelnhardt, Donna Sue Farmer. THIRD ROW: Ma1achaEdwards, Ella Luce, Frank Knight, Ronnie Morris, George Kane, James Maxwell, Bill Jacobs, Earline Thomas, Carole Lackey. 58 1. 's A , , 'ig its I 2 J , ' 3 W3 , - x , fl .T fa ff fv 14 121 , fv if fo fr fs ft I 'W 'fi . 'S , P f lo lin fl'f fl' A foil. fix fb il frm fo - fb fl' R ' Q If S . ffl l' Y f 7 - H 2 B .4 I .. Z' A. ' gb K I 4 . : R JH- . . Al . fi! nf lu I il L . Z, fo .I FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jerry McVickers, Joy Palmer, Larry Boone, Ruby Redding, Jimmy Means, Charles Hall, Carl Roberts, Donald Ray Smith, Patsy Russell, Betty Campbell, Mary Ogle, Wanda Bowen, Bobby Carriker. SECOND ROW: Geane Jones, Betty Thornhill, Joe Avey, James Ottinger, Gene Russell, Johnny Hollar, Joe Dodson, Mary Lou Lively, Marvin Cole, Mary Kramer, Loma Culp, Elnily Moblcy, BeverleyClark. THIRD ROW: Donna Best, Dale Williams, Gary Laipple, Mike Brown, John Short, Jean Cacy, Dale Cole, Alma Ramsay, Tommy Leach, Robert Lawless, Pat Smith, Sara RuthBarber, Charles Ogle. FOURTH ROW: JimmyRose, BeverleneGragg, LutherGraham, Juanita York, Carol Sue Newell, Teddy Kramer, Ronald Panter, Johnny Steiger, Nancy Copple, Jaflk Warren, Barbara Johnson. 3 ', 3 Q. -b , 3 - ' X , 'S - -A I M 5, 2, l QA 1 L pgs I , X W ' Q K r, x ' ' Al 1' I l I i r I 1 I I It x I A ' f I I f I I , - 3 ' Q , Q , . .s Q di, - , it -L - F t , 1 , Q rl 'A A J ' YI'!v1X I I I , . 1 4 1 JF A 4 in f 4 I f I 3' 3 ' Q 4 3 9 3 ' v K 3 4' ev! , . A 5 ' K x X , ' , 0 , 1 x L I N .1. Al . ii ,uf Al A li if 1 I 3 ' --f ig 7 . 'S I . -1' - 5 li 3 '- 2 ' I X It X I ' .4 M A l ly In A1 H If . I. Al I 11 11 A4 l ' N N. .t X ' k K H ' f ! 1 5- ,S 3' Z Q ' l Q ai, u'ArlAf,A.,w,4,A,h A,i1r1 il. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lora Mae Whitehead, GillianDudley, Arlen Miller, Albert McManus, Hazel Soard, Bill Lytle, Peggy Boggs, Johnny Beck, Betty Campbell, Ella Lee Boyd, Thelma Pitts, Marylyn Pickett, Marie Besser. SECOND ROW: Betty Box, Betty Long, Billie Marie Rowell, Marlorie Stevenson, Donna Norris, Loretta Byerlee. Helen Mears, Judy Maul, Tommy Farnum, Curtis Bailey, James Bettis, Patty Sue Leisy, Steve Panky. THIRD ROW: Glen Chambers, Louise Nance, Jim Jones, Cordie Barnett, Donna Childers, Ed..aCheary, Douglas Moore, Beverley McCracken, Beverlene Gragg, Pat Coleman, Cecil Graham, Bertha Aldrich, Darrell Taylor. FOURTH ROW: Laverne Perkins, Jerry Sue Thibedeau, Earlene Milgreen, Tommy Perser, Eugene Russell, Teresa Chapman, Jimmy Pogue, Sara Ruth Barber, Peggy Metzger, Doris Ann Patterson, Gracie Jones, Betty Jo Hurst, Dickie Sharp, FIFTH ROW: Jonny Lou Leisy, Carol Burnett, Wayne Thomas, Dick Wilson, Martna Roberts, Almeda Wright, Donald Nunley, JohnShort, Roy Smith, Luther Graham, Dorothy Smith, Cleta Childers, Rex Garner, Shirley McCown. .59 .ut HIGH num CLHSSES IH ncnun ii' 5 9 on fi, . l l QQ, 2 57. -72 l Q ' , , f.,.i'T, l-A All Homemukers see flower Zll'I'angel'Uel'1tS Even Miss Blake looks thoughtful Someone stripped a gear QM NL ls Bliddiield runs off 3 ,--'- ' the Sandtonian Pm ybai SPORTS FUUTBHLL Plagued by injuries all year, Coach Maurice Hail's 1950 foot- ball aggregation closed fast, as they gained needed experience, bumping off Vinita and Miami to pull up with Claremore in a tie for fourth place in the 7A Conference race. The S-Men were hit hard by the loss of Co-Captain Kenneth Miller and letterman Blane Perkins who were drafted into the Army. Ray Murray, also a letterman, moved to California. However, after losing four straight games, they pulled up to a 3-7-1 over all season records and a 3-3-1 conference slate. Twelve Sandites suffered severe lime burns in the Cushing game and as a result only one starter, I... C. Palmer, recovered in time to start the next game with Sapulpa. With the help of their brand new coach, O'Neale Adams, the B Team compiled a record of four wins against 5 losses. The Sandites were well represented on the all conference team this year by Doice Dover, tackle, Eddie Wright, center, and Ronald Morris, Fullback. SCHEDULE SANDITES OPPONENTS 0 Cleveland Z7 6 Cushing Z1 7 Sapulpa 46 14 Nowata 19 19 Pryor 2. 14 Pawhuska 19 14 Webster 19 6 Claremore 6 Z0 Vinita 0 Z0 Miami 19 Maurice Hail O'Neale Adams Cecil 1-iankins Head Coach B Team Coach ASSiS'C8!1t Coach 62 Joe Bailey Stanley Gordon 1 Doice Dover Richard Foley W2 3 Fullback Ronnie Morris, Captain and tackle Doice Dover, and Center Eddie Wright, Sandite representatives to the all 7A Conference. qLeft to Righti Teddy Dunn Ronald Morris Harry Ekiss J. A. Thompson .4 Eddie Wright Bill Bigby xr an 63 eamel l- C' Sam 5 Sm- ic klefl Charxe . F Donnie Fi ,ner Donzild Lapp Jack Johnson Lee Earl Hayes Q Wayne Sullivan Bill Sharp W7 r aflk Kin g Charles Hughes Jesse Phillips Vernon Plouch Jerald Jestice 64 Bob Sullivan Charles Jcstice J. T. Barger l N C L ' J. B ,. John Hoyostlfk JXTHOI fl C C1 Y 1. Ordo V ia ICS JJICIQSZI Bill Parris Vernon Perry Kenneth Neal Billy Norris Allen Luce Johnny Wright d 1' Y -A 5 le i 4 -. Bruce Cunningham Jack Crawford fc:-, Su Max Burris Glenn Bostic ,gg 1 65 w 5 VERDIGRIS VALLEY CHAMPIONS BHSHETBHLL Coach Cecil Hankins' basketball team, the 1951 edition, literally re- wrote the twinV conference record books this season, as they compiled a ll-1 conference record while rolling up a ZZ-5 record for the overall route. Taking a gander across a few of them, we find that the S-Men won 30 conference games in a row before finally dropping one to Pawhuska by a 49-39 count. Coach Hankins, in his 3 years as Sandite mentor, has guided his squads to 3 straight VV titles a record slated to stand for at least 3 years, and probably many more, Dick Courter, the Sandites elongated center, made good in his bid for individual honors, racking up 301 in valley play, averaging over 21 points a game. The S-Men set two conference marks on February 23, when they scored 86 points against Nowata. Courter dunked in a mere 42 points in this little skirmish to breakthe old mark of 36 held by John Lawrence of Miami. Hankins' men placed 4 players on the all-conference team, and one player, Dick Courter, on the all state-squad, with L. C. Palmer, Doice Dover, Bill Bigby, and Richard Courter being the All-Conference dele- gates with Courter making the all-Soonerland squad. COACH Cecil O Hankins SS Opp Opp. SS O 35 Sapulpa 29 Central 37 86 Nowara 36 Collinsville 24 Pryor 28 48 Sapulpa 37 Claremore 26 Nowata I7 39 Pawhnska 47 Miami 34 Claremore 36 44 Clarenioi 24 Cushing 27 Miami 30 39 Webster 46 Webster 27 Broken Arrow 23 30 Central 34 Sapnlpa 38 Vinita 33 39 Vinita 25 Bethany 26 TOTALS 50 Broken Arrow 22 Clinton 35 SS 41 Pawnuska 29 Pryor 29 112.5 PP- ZH 54 49 25 34 43 Opp 788 -i 4 z fr? 520 ME 'X fs ,Ms . , l 'wif' QQ P B M , 456 , V ' - if N f ' WY P M 4 'Chard Gout - R1 B ' Q Q V r 111 Doice Dove Paz-1-is THE H TEHHI PM 1 Q5 2 f' 1' . 17 !f ik! fkf x ,f Q WN :77 22 44g an 'YB -'Q 'sk . lik I, ,wp ,I ,. Tommy Hamilton 8: Sam Miller Jerald Jestice 8: Johnny Wright 67 Q v f r 1 I' 2 . 1 r - rfmk il tx' . is .,. ... it r 1' yr Va 1 1 . ,f A r 5 1 1.s,f , - A '-3 4 I . . 9 3 1 5' A ' x A I- ' v r 1 Q 'I 'X 1 I ' 1 it j X X 't1C'. B.. x I 55,3 X ' ' '-- -4 I 5 L lr-.1 lirmrr Brlly Norris Allc11Lucc Bl lly XX .mu-11 Charles Jcstiuc John Hoyle XXNH WW 68 'I .5 1 W' ' I ,4 'I . x ., Bill Sharp Vernon Pcrry he - 3' 0 'I . 9' 7 Jamcs Lriduu Iaclx IUr.I15Ul1 Coach- -LTNEALE ADAMS ,r L W? Track, a sport that has laecnstead- ily growing in popularity and partici- pation the last few seasons, will once again occupy much ofthe sports spot- light this season. The S-Men with four returning lettermen in the fold will be shooting for all state honors this sea- son. Charles Stricklen, who took sec- ond place honors in the discus in the state meet last year will be shooting for the championship along with Richard Courter who captured third place in the high jump. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jack Johnson, Charles Stricklen, Harry Ekiss, Richard Foley. BACK ROW: loc Bailey, Charles Jackson, Bruce Cunningham, Arnold Cordova. 69 ao- BHSEBHLL Coach Maurice Hail's baseball nine will be gunning for their second straight 7A con- ference champronship and at this writing, they seem to be well on their wa with a Y conference win over Pawhuska by a 5-1 A ru-'Big S ii count. l h 3 The S-Men also rolled over Cushing in A 15-Z in a non conference contest. Much of the Sandites' success is owed to the splen- did Peewee and Junior League baseball organizations. Every member of this year's squad has played at one time or another on a Peewee or Junior League. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO Goad, Billy Wooten. SECOND ROW: Wayne Sullivan, John Wright, L. C. Palmer, Jerald Jestine, Kenneth Neal. THIRD ROW: Doug Fisher, Charles Hughes, Tommy Hamilton, Bill Bigby. RIGHT: Billy Norris, John Hoyle, John Jarvis, Bud Q Baldriclge, Richard T , D 5,651-Q 9,5 I7-0 D ra' ' lam' 45 '11, an l ly M' l l - 1 LEFT TO RIGHT: Jerald Jestice, L. C. Palmer, Paul Burris, Bill Parris, Dolce Dover, Richard Courier, Bill Bigby, Sam Miller, Tommy Hamilton, Wayne Sullivan, and Johnny Wright. FRONT: Coach Cecil Hankins. H TEHHI Courter in action. James Riggs xi? One of the most important jobs in any athletic program is that of the daily gym assistant. lf you don't believe it, just ask any coach or player. This responsibility has been filled over mostof the past season by James Riggs. He checks equipment in and out expertly, and also sees that the dressing rooms and showers are kept spic and span. Speaking for everyone, congratu- lations, James, you did a swell job. 71 JUHIUR S-IHEH 'Rf , -,V ., , ,. 1 - ,Qing ,7:g7 ' LEFT: Coach Weaver talks ovcr some of thc fundamentals of football with afew of his right-hand men. LOWER LEFT: Coach Weaver apparently is discussing battlc strategy wit. some of his assistants. LOWER RIGHT: Jack Foley looks ratncr dcjcctcd as Captain Bub Goad crnwns Football Queen Patty Sue Lcisy. Blame him? sd r' I 'I +1 nrt' if Xi, Q E D - J BUD GOAD JH. HIGH FUUTBHH For the third straight year, Coach Buck Weaver has fielded an undefeated football team, scoring 121 points against the oppo- nents' 6. Weaver's men were unscored upon until the last game of the season, with Broken Arrow, when the Tigers pushed over a T. D. to gain a 6-6 tie. The Jr. S-men opened their season with a 19-0 victory over Drumright and then went on to win over Pryor, 26-Og Bristow, 32-Og Broken Arrow, 12-Og Drumright, 6-O5 Cush- ing, 7-05 Pryor 13-0, and tie Broken Arrow, 6-6. Guards JackFoley and JerryJonesg Tack- les, Fred King and Milburn Walls, Center, David Chearyg Ends, Jerry Adair and Bob Douglas insured a hard charging line, while Blocking Back Bub Goad, Wingback Bobby Martin, Fullback Earl Butcher, tailbacks, Leroy James and Roberty Bettis, produced an equally potent running attack. Bettis played regularly until late in the season when he broke his wrist. 73 4 22 Q '7 .00 .56 'GG5 79k ASG Q , 'N ft A t .44 T4 LLVT: littlv aloud tlumomtratus some of tltc blocking tltat helped tltc Jr. S-melt to run up 7 straight vit-. lt rtt N huloru bciulg Itcd by Brokclt Arrow, o-LJ. 'f 4Q1T 4..-. r A t ... .. wr ,, ff ,-: '12 '-':?::,f.'- M- - --aw Q K.. M i a up gf f nw. , QQ ' ag ky J ' ' 1 'S A' H' 1 V ' . av V - 1 , 'L . .I ..i,, i 0, v 1 xml., - K 'W 4 '-...A W ' ' 2 Q., w' , . 1' 49 ' 'k r'i.i?'i'ii,t, V 'N . Q QW., - -tyler: , w...w,+'11 h' -mt... -i'T2'f?k4m'f g, 'f' K' X- H t -my-N. t, f X -V. hw N mf 5,5 K K , . ' ' d wgy-.,Q 5' .2 ,' f.. J 1 A' 4 ,fm-M-,1.f,tw. .. -'S-ful?-lat I' . r W 21? . U.-gk. M, El! wimp y' gr 7 ffm .- fr 82273 'ff -4 ' A , -- '21 -X - -' ' 7 -Q Q xml ., ,-If'-J - fa : '-. Fctfltttg ram lttglt in tltufirstCc11tralgamC as tltc Sanditesttlrned in a 33-g7 victory 35 iltdlcalcd below. 74 An tmkttown Sandlte closes in for the kill in the Broken Arrow game in wlticlt the Slmcn lost by a 26-7 count. NN EYMSXXW ,N ff A Dodge Plymouth Dodge Trucks Sales and Service CLARK MOTOR CO. Z5 East Znd Phone 14 FURNITURE COMPANY New and Used Furniture 16 West Second Phone 333 TRADER' S PARADISE Where Customers Send Their Friends Your Authorized Maytag Appliance Dealer 109-111 Garfield Phone 15 Sand Springs, Oklahoma JITNEY JUNGLE Food Market E. W. Farmer, Owner 102 Morth Main Phone 1030 Sand Springs, Oklahoma Our Best Wishes to the Seniors of 1951 MODERN CLEANERS Z1 East Second Phone 147 Sand Springs, Oklahoma Congra-tulations , Seniors from RAY BROWN Insurance 7 East Second Phone 663 1 CHENEY Cold Storage-Ice-Frozen Food Lockers Plumbing and Electric SAND SPRINGS ICE Where Service Is Best AND REFRIGERATING COMPANY We serve to serve again Z North Main Phone 55 110 E. Second Phone 274 Sand Springs, Oklahoma Sand Springs, Oklahoma Congratulations, Seniors . . Good Luck and the Best of Success Kerr Glass Manufacturing Corporation SAND SPRINGS, OKLAHOMA 15? MASON JARS CAPS and LIDS Batte r ie s Spark Plugs I-Iecapping B. F. Goodrich's famous Tubeless Tire B. F. GOODRICH 207 Main Phone ZZ Congratulations , Senior s For A11 Types of Permanents go to FAYE'S BEAUTY SHOPPE 115 N. Grant Phone 1055 Fashion Clothiers Ed S. Hersh Stetson Hats Arrow Shirts Resistal Hats J ustin Shoes Hickok Belts 120 N. Main Phone 268 YOUR FURNITURE 205 N. Main Phone 753 Sand Springs, Oklahoma ADAMS OIL CO. Congratulations, Graduates SUPERIOR GROCERIES SHOP BY PHONE 120 E. 2ND PHONE 2 TIRES STEAM Dunn G1 0CeI'Y ACCESSORIES CLEANING 104 E- Broadway Phone 309 I.,onf'rL1u'laLi0n5, Seniors f'Oe MAYTAG HELP-UR-SELF LAUNDRY 16 N. Cleveland Phone 112 Quality lewelry Priced Right Sand Springs JEWELRY 102 Garfield Also a Fine Service on Watch and Jewelry Repair Best Wishes , Seniors SAND SPRINGS BAKING CO. 9 West Znd Phone 196 Compliments of KLASSY CLEANERS and LAUNDRY 210 West lst Phone 351 - W, Congratulations , Seniors jtk IAQ yluwwc ICE CREAM x. 4' ss..- ff i 'el' liz f 4. pil 'f 1 In-ur uv 9 furry Nil' ,,Ag 'win ' 52: 5 ,.: 'f 'Dux f - H14 , -1 Rule , -.rn 1'I 'vumauml' zypffl m.,,,ul' GLENCLIFF ICE CREAM CO. 12 West Znd Phone 97 Qfllfk l.l-'r Bill Bijby looks over the Complete Line of Tools at Antrim Lumber Company No Order Too Large to Too Srna lg-LL. Sand Springs Shopping Center For Dry Goods and Clothing Cash Buys Store 212 North Main Phone 150 Congratulations to the Seniors of 1951 SOUTHWESTERN Porcelain Steel Corp, Sand Springs, Oklahoma Wh IIP 'l ll en epsi s Best Best of Luck, Why Take Less Seniors jk? Z? ,- I Ji. 'QQ from the 5'---: L '1i i1iL9.9 ' liilil SAND SPRINGS LEADER . I V N4 -, ' f ' 1. H 218 N. Main Phone 58 ga Vi V'w .S ','g'flg:1 ,He 1 ' F j 5 1 Congratulations, Seniors LL' E ,'?. ff-' IQ. gf 5' NSN HQ '54 L Sand Springs' Finest Funeral Home gl gi Ig N i DRINK ai R. L. MOBLEY E y, 315-4 it FUNERAL HOME X E ' Z 1 ,PFA K ' mf, 'Rauf ' ' X..-ff 200 E. Broadway Phone 257 CONGRATULATIONS! Compliments coLL1NS-D1ETz-MORRIS co. Of WHOLESALE GROCERS Tulsa and Oklahoma City A FRIEND Of Distributors of Sand SP1'ing5 High School New State - Belle Isle - Del Monte And Hunts' Food Products C mpliments of Commander Mills ACE CLEANERS Hne Cleaning Expert Alterations 215 McKinley Pho e 893 Sand Springs, Oklahoma 37 Yours o lu Help Bvuld Oklahoma SENIORS: As you go through life may we suggest that you remember that Democratic institutions exist by reason of their virtue. If ever they perish it will be when you have forgotten the past, become in- different to the present, and utterly reckless as to the future. 37 Yoon o D Hvlp Build Oklahoma CHASTAIN'S Better Department Stores 122 N. Main Phone 93 has the new Spring Suits for Graduation Wear Carol and Tommy learn all about The New 1951 Philco Refrigerator at the Oklahoma Tire 8: Supply Co. Home of Better Values 121 N. Main Phone 70 .. a, B B Plumbing, Electric and Refrigeration Shop 112 West 1st Phone 503 'K Room Coolers 'W' Attic Fans fl: Water Heaters at Full Line of Fixtures L 1 A Full Line of School Supplies, Novelties and Varieties T. G. 81 Y. STORE 118 W. Main Phone 170 First In Furniture and Home Appliances O, K, WAREHOUSE 217 McKinley Phone 1600 G. W. Martin, Owner 6000 EAR Service Store 119 N. Main TIRES 'lf Expert Shoe Repairing 'F Dyeing 14' Boots and Leather Goods FAMILY SHOE STORE 209 N. Main Phone 1341 Anthong Motor Company Sales and Service 220 East Second 1 Driving tne L,h I evrolet makes better drivers. Positive action on the controls makes practice easier and performance better. ---n-.....1.g,i Lunch Hour At The LU-RICH GRILL 228 N. Main Phone 1309 Our Best Wishes To The Senior Class Of 1951 SAND SPRINGS STATE BANK f 11 Corner Main at Second Is a Pleasant Memory or a who experience it. Come In! Malts - Hamburgers - Coneys ,,,.1. Well Done, Congratulations Seniors to All Seniors HAIL'S GROCERY and Market 222 N. Main Phone 161 aa B. 8: H. AUTO ELECTRIC Electric Motors-Generators-Starters Armature Rewinding Batteries Henry Fralin Phone 1204 15 Railroad sr. REXALL DRUG CO. Harrison 8z Magnien Phone 37 201 N. Main Sand Springs, Oklahoma Congratulations, Seniors! From Howard's Shoe Shop SAVAGE Furniture and Appliance Co. Paul Savage, Owner Mr. and Mrs. Bob Howard 100 N' min gud gp,-gnu, omhom nom nl 108 N. Main Compliments of Compliments WENSELL of . M. WARD PHOTO CO. Lumber and Hardware M 107 E. Broadway Phone 505 ll S. Main Phone 500 . . ' Congratulations Empire Chandeher Mtg. Co. from Lighting Fixtures - Hreplace Equipment -- Ornamental Iron and Bronze Sand Springs, Oklahoma Mur. and Mrs. C. J. Rush BOB'S CAFE 105 East Second Congratulations to the Seniors of 1951 from MCCREERY Hardware and Lumber Co. BRENNEMAN Insurance Agency in Sm, Swings The Leading Hardware Store 28 East Second Street Phone 737 110 Garfield Phone 328 You Can Pay More, But You Can't Buy Better Ray and Sally Like Trying Out the New Ford R. K. MOTORS, INC. 212 E. 2nd Sand Springs Phone 'IT1 Students like spending their leisure hours at the Bowl-Mor Bowling Phone 1101 10 Garfield Ave, Prepare yourself for league membership Cong ratulations and Best Wishes for Health, Happiness and Savings Account CITIZENS FEDERAL Savings and Loan Association Phone 626 Z8 East Second Congratulations To Seniors of 1951 from DeBOI..T PHARMACY Your Prescription Specialist 12.4 N. Main Phone 104 W L A , 0 xi ,XL Girls Can Solve The re Clothes Problems By Making A Trip To The HOLLYWOOD SHOP of Muleskin-Brown 111-119 Main Phone 144 Sand Springs Townsite Company will build your home to suit your desire. Sand Springs Townsite Co. The Sand Springs Railway has the lowest fare for school children ot any railroad in the United States. Sand Springs Railway Co. FILLMORE'S SKELLY SERVICE STATION Second and Lincoln Phone 303 44Tires 4fBatteries P4fAccessor1es 4'Lubrication 'ffWashing Complete Line of Skelly Products Don fills 'er up at I-Iarvey's 'Q Margaret looks over the latest Spring and Summer Fashions at the -'f FEDERATED STORE 202. N. Main Phone 450 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS WHAT OKLAHOMA MAKES, MAKES OKLAHOMA Sheffield Steel A Corsage .... the finishing touch to a perfect picture. . . and the flowers, of course, are from SAND SPRINGS GREENHOUSE S. E. of City Phone 133 John B. White Food Market A Good Show Always U d th St n er e arg 12-14 west second Phone 801-802 f9'Good First-Run Features Sand Spfinliv Oklahoma '0fSe1ected Short Subjects Southwest Box Compang T he1'e's More Behind Your Gas Service Than .lust A Well SX, Headquarters for Wholesale Auto Parts Between Classes and COCA - COLA Supplies is the pause FRED wooD ou. Co. that feffeehee Garfield and Katy Trachs Phone 17 This business of serving natural gas Z4 hours a day is no small task. You don't just hook up a pi e to a well and figure that's it. . .no, sir! Good Gas service ftrom well to burner tip demands careful thouglht and planning. It means the co-ordi- nated efforts of over 900 people--each with a separate task to do. It takes men to roduce the gas. . . others to urify it and transmit it from hundlreds of widely scattered wefls to grow- ing cities. . . and still others to see that it reaches the burner tips of your home. It's a dramatic story--this gas industry! And all of us here at Oklahoma Natural are ready and ea er to do our jobs well--so that your communit , your famiqy, and you will have the best of gas service at axfl times. OHLHHOITIFI DFITURI-ll GQAWWW l mlllll l . el gg -wf'f7 ' 'f A WS Jiang f ,EA 1195215 .1 , , 'W . f-1f.,3!f:1Q. 3 r an X 'ffh 430 .-'J' rjwzx 'fr' Wx V .Kg-vglsdg Sgt, .ng-a vf i l ,. ww' ni mv v - l I-1. U 8 I ' 9 YE if V. .A 5 . X 1 fl 3 f . P' , 3 r A ' ' 1. Sophomo . 'talk it over . 2. Sand Springs HighSchoolMarch- ing Band. 3. Junior rings find their way home. 4. Miss Ruth Hatch showing Miss Corwin the correct way. 5. Poor Shirley. 6. Sophomore Class Float. 7. Up and In. N. ist Place Winner of Homecoming Float Contest--Senior Class 51. 9, Dancing in rho dark--well almost. re Class Officers OX. Wvfffffpiv w W ig,f9y,?3'l3Wf ,,W.yiQ3,XX'f'X '0'PR99J39fW, ,NME W vgyffx I J . Jn '. f 1 'S+- ed V ' Y . 4 mfr 4 A v. - . - rj A ,,.-3 .4- J, -. 5 A 1: ef' . -.urn-L .-.WE-.fiWuf7JL:av.x.1.A . 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