Sapulpa High School - Sapulphan Yearbook (Sapulpa, OK)
- Class of 1952
Page 1 of 108
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Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1952 volume:
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FOREWORD Thus Issue of the Sopulpon shows o cross section of Infe nn Sopuloo Hrgh School In presentung thus book To you we desire To express ourselves un these words Life' We ve been long together through pleosont ond through cloudy weother tus hord to port when frrends ore deor perhops fwvll cost o sigh o teor then stcol owoy gave little wornung choose 'rhunc own frm soy not good nught but un some brughtcr clrmc bud rne good rnornrng Who s Who Classes Admlnlstratlon Actlvltles Organlzatlons Athletics M nuwmm. Guiding light and leading star-- Watching inspiring where e'er we areg E'en tho' we sing thy praise to the sky We can never repay you, Sapulpa High, To thy name our hearts respond And leap to remembrance ot comrades fond All this and more you mean to us, why? Because we love you Sapulpa l-ligh. I'l'II'l ZP'UI'C'UPCD 'l1'l1P-IV! 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CHARLENE BOAZ I te got the CoIIegQ Blum DORIS ANN BORNHEIIVI Not s.,r1LIu1tmg, CECIL CLIFFORD BOUCIH I tikc my Hidl C1II every city IOHN WESLEY BOWERS Cute gurls ire my special dash CLIFFORD BRADLEY No yOLaCaVtTI't1VCthL C A R S O N tonight WALTER BRECI-IT l'm All State now MINNIE LOU BRENTS I'm .1 working A a BOB BRIC-C-S Nurnber 42 IS my lucky number BARBARA BROOKS Noi Rivers gust Brooks PI-IYLLIS ANN BROWN I sure do like geometry I-IELEN BURNS Sand Springs, here I come ALICE BURRIS Short, sweet and hard to beat KELLY CARNER Want to go for II rude in my IcarI 1-5 Aizx Y-an -PW 'Nw 'Q- pr! 1 '7' ,-4. :usa --9 Q 'NN-f F7 yu., 'Q i Owe Census ot work l ll Inn: am BOB CASTO Oh Frinlsle BOy AUSTIN CHAPPELLE Vxfhere S my trophy? CAROLYN CLARK Mrs Wwtfers with 2 t x PATRICIA IOAN COBB Blondie IOI-IN PAUL COLE just ltke 1 Cowl he 5 ot stu I' RONALD COONCE Evm ry gurl 5 flrewnn MARY ANN COOPER The personwluty kncl MARY COWMAN Bo lm full of Pep IANET CRABTREE Oh I-lc wry CURTIS CROWE The terror of Latun class BARRETT DAILEY Dlgger O Dell MARY LOU DQC-RAFFENPEID Lmttle M155 Rersonwluty CHARLES B DODSON just cwll me Chwrlle Boy BARBARA DUCKERT Thut 5 not what Troy told me CLARA ANN DUNBAR Not gradxnttng ILANNE DYEI-' can e wrth the light brown l'11IV IIM M. ELL S There just i5n't enough tnrne between clas-.ee DICK ECHOLS ls llTr1deC LEAI-l PAYE EICKINCER Song Bard of the S nlor CIHS5 TOM FITZGERALD l work at the Herald BARBARA CIIERHART A letter FI day keeps the blues away IOHN R. CIRD Transferred LEROY COAD lust call me sleepy NORMA IEAN COBER When the men come marching home again IACK CODWIN French Horn players never die, they just blow away fi! 13- 'iv I t We re not telling jokes we re workmg' I X lllvjlk VIRGINIA GOLDEN Worth her wclght IH gold CLYDE GOOGH I Inkg them IH Inunchgs EUGENE HALL I like gumors west BOBBY HAMPTON OCC I wish Glam vxug here EERREI L HARDIN I m here WL CWVI stir! now ROBERT HARRISON I rn gomq on televxslon TOM HARRISON Oh' My ich ng 5houIcIcr BOB HARVEY Hwrvcy the r1InIunt OPAL IOYGE HAITVISOINI Const It mc for Iggwl Idvucc IOYGE HATI EY OO I Ixkf' at I HELEN HOPE HAUOHT N I m r1otVrrgm 1 5 snstu SCOTT HUDGINS Im gomg to Kmfor tomght I B HENDERSON Omoo thc Dcvtls BOB HERNDON C ht Dglpha gets oIf1tIOOCI GAROLYN IOYGE HIGGINS Cum me Morro Morrc VIRGINIA HAUGI-IT I mwy be quiet but DAVID KENDALL I m scrvnce bound EARL LAWSON I m 1II tyed up FRED LEE Any naw girls IIN school IOAN LEE Marvin sand I CouIcIn't A1 NORMA SUE LINKHART Mew, I Iove'm RAY DON LINNET Not graduating LAIUNTA IEAN LOWE No, that'5 LoueII.a LOUELLA IEAN LOWE NO, that's Lalunta BARBARA LUKER Sweet I6 and never been missecII Q 'S NCP hiv '3 ? 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DALLAS LEE MILLEI wword I T I sg EARLENE IVIQRCAN If I gust who T so smirf MAC IVICCLUNC We all had O I ICIVTCI ll'I II DMI you hour DICI Lontmo ITIWQ glue that ISI PAT MCGUH E Lovgr Boy IACK MCIVIILLAN I love Iong hwur BOB NALE PATTY IO OCKERMAN Luttlc Oak NELLIE ORR Actions speilf Iounhr than words PATSY IEAN PAIXKEI Eookkcup ru, as kullmg FRANK PHIPPS I Iuka um young, DENNIS POTTER I um over pcoplc for IL rv I CI-IARLES IANKIN Not griduwtmg HELEN RECTOR I m 1 one min gurl DOLORIS IOAN RIPLEY In Texis we OEOI CE ROBEI TSON II I yn got 1 1 1mI C1 IEANNIE RULE You Hue to wwtch out for md Iwcwds MARGARET SANDRIDCE SCI my dnmormd LARRY SCOTT Not griduatmg, DELORES SEBER LIIIIG IJLJI mlgI1Ty I u enty ought 3EIEeFkad IIVIOCENE SI-IACKELEORD I'm not late the IneII Imt rang Ima-fore I got hero Srrll I H K' A' No,I ' L I 1. Y N' J u .I K . . 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W , ,,-X A -4- ul X K 2 K 7 K: 'X A , X JOAN ADAMS IERRY ADELBLUE MARIE ALBURN SHARON ANDERSON KENNETH ANCLIN VIRGINIA APPLECATE DONALD BACON HENRY BAKER HAROLD BILBY BONNIE SUE BLANKENSHIP BOB BOYNE CHARLES BREWER ELLEN BROCK 1oE BROCK MARIORI TONY BRUMLEY DORIS BUCHANAN VIRCINIA BUNCH MARION CANTWELL IOHN CARR CHARLENE CARROL MARY CHARLES RAY COLEMAN EARN EST I N E COWMAN RICHARD CRENSHAW CECIL CROY MARLENE BENFIELD EUGENE CUMBEY E BROWN -l vw YZ? ,-.-5 T fuu- sq, il! an-'Qu -.-..., CHRIS DOLAN PETE EGAN IANET ELAM MARVIN ELLIS DON ENGLES IOAN FOUSEL DOROTHY EOx MARGARET GAINES ALICE GAYLOR BETTY GLENN IIMIVIIE HAMLIN IIM HANKES NANCY HAYES NORMA HAYES CARL HENDERSON PAT HOLCOMB DOROTHY HUBBARD IIM HUBBARD NORMA HUDGIN5 BOB IACKIVIAN DON IACKSON DON IONES WALTER IONES T I KENNEDY GEORGE KEY HELEN LANTZ MARY ANN LAND LOU LANE LUCILLE LARNEY RICHARD LEAR BETTY LEGRAND KENNETH LONG SHIRLEY LONG IESSIE LOWE PATSY LOWERY ROBERT MARTIN EUGENE MARTIN PEGGY MICHELI. IOAN MATHEWS IANE MAUCH IEAN MAUCH MORRIS MAYFIELD NELLIE MESSER HAROLD MISNER IANICE MOLDRUP DORIS ANN MURPHY WANDA NESMITH IEAN OLDENHAGE NANCY OLDHAM VERA MAE PARKER IIMMIE PAYNE KARLA SUE PAYNE HORACE POWSHIEK DONNIE RAMPP RONNIE REA SHIRLEY REED T' so! 6- ? jf' 2 I an '5 'Q-1 N-uf' THERESA RHEUARK SAMMYE RIDER IOSEPHINE SHEEHAN BOB SHORT LOIS SHEFFLER LAURIE ANN SKEEN ETHYLE SLUSS CAROLYN SMITH EONA DEAN SMITH PHYLLIS SMITH SUE SMITH IERRY LOIS STRAIN SUE STRAIN RONNIE TIGER IACKIE TURNER BILL VANARSDALE HELEN WANTLAND CRETTA WARD BENNY WEAVER NANCY WHITESIDE WESLEY WHITTLESEY LOUIS WICKHAM IRMA WIC-CINS HERBERT WILES CHARLES WILSON IOHN WILSON VIRGINIA WILSON DOROTHY RENSCH VERNON YOUNG EVELYN BRASHEARS I GERALD GOLDEN I Illrly-SIX it W Y 4 Q. 4 ldi lt all happened here rj JUN 495 4rw'wu.. I4 DON DAVIS DON BRADLEY ALYCE ANN MOORE SUZANNE BAXTER Presndent Vnce Presudent Secretary Treasurer ll I 411.111 Cfm 1954 V x V j' 5 G ,S Q RX ,af - D A 44 -Q- FIRST FIRST ROW .luanda Chrlclrass Ball Dayrs Kenneth Coy Sammy Cv: H L Payne GLIGlllVVl1IlLl'1OLISL George Xrhrthcn Hsu Smtth Orrn Wplvlu Flora Jo Muller Wanza DeHart Sherry Galbrarth Tlulrna Franz r Kay Faukner Marcarmt Rockhntl SECOND ROW Russel Gremore George Denham Freadto Fretz Bao Rrerteru Johnny Beatty Ronnrc Martrn Donald Sherrll lrmrny Knlqht Clifford Baker Calvrn Collrns Don Brrqqs Hubert Brooks Wallace Dobson Denzel Puckett F' 15 f 'f + 5 -5. .4 GROUP RD ROVI G or Ita D1Graft4nrr url I Ishc Morforrl Barbara Allen Nanny Brannon l Ity Srnth rr y moral Grrftrn Byron rtchell Dram Aslworn e Lrs on owen Dan xracllry Tony urrllr blontqntt llonrta Floyll llc yrrl FOURTH ROW Gilbert Grllrlancl Carl Wrrryht W xollrow Chap man Roy Str ye ns rm rman Aerr L nm Ac ants Fon Herzer Phlll p RIQJ lcrrkrr Sl COND GROUP Vnlma Prazrgr Twrla Conley Charlottm Gann D lors Frrrtt Mary Sams Bonrta Barack Glenn Zurnalt Jackle Younn Pat Tanton Sherman Smith Blll Ruth SLCOND ROW Lors Heath Patsy Cralntreu Vlrqrnra Harwell Mary Suttrrtrelcl Clythra Rosc Barbara Stonekrnq Ann brown Qlula lsosr Hazel Horn Donald Wood Kathryn lxoaarcl Iron Farley alns Mlrrt c w I ssf Mont rr r rbara llatlny Barhara Balrn I nnx Ar RTI-I ROW DLIIJI rt Bausr ru s JI w y Xranl 1 rar oynl el ers arncs war z anrlr r uam an: sI Char rr 4 anus rye r y I wr ar Krnneth Ruth THIRD GROUP FIRST ROVN Sup Ilostetter Ramona Yamtell Joy Carol Har tan Mary Plclsett Teresa Hurlglns Phyllls Heath Lrnlla Pal lrurn Patty Rea Cannle Aston Ramona Long Helorse Mrchell Morro Oaks Clara Pound Barbara Asher Ellzalwpth Carnck Claunleen Huqhes Talya Jenrunqs SECOND ROW Sue Phillips Angel Srnqer Suzanne Baxter DL pha Carson Margaret Srnrth Jean Kelly Betty Slr ffl lane Paar Stella Faye Kuydendall Beyerly Lane Donald Du ford Kay Sharp ,lean Dodson Duane Dayrs barbara Rlulerer Colleen Murphy RD ROW L str r Cnc I rson nl rr Iwurr s rt aness lrrly Northey Edrltr an Ima aunt on Dayls Pat Furman Anacla rum Martrn ,rnk f rr Sul anne Thomp cm F JRTH ROW .lurly Doran Fatty rua! 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C X , I X XI , F X , X X , ,1 0 cr, - X, ' , X X Harrrvr lflllll' lie n nX , X S X , len: ' G , Sh Iey F ell rls, ' I o X t Q , , T 493 if --sf X? ll -.-4' BRUCE WORLEY SUSIE IONES PATTY BRAY ROSE MARY MARSHALL Presndent Vuce President Secretary Treasurer CAM, 0 1955 1g 3 I Elj FIRST GROUP FIRST ROW Ronnrc Robertson Novella Henderson ludy Strom Workman Leonard Long Juanlta Statford Joyce Muller Gcnola Pattcrson Mary Hull Sammle Gabor Jerry Peters SECOND ROW Jimmy KISSICIK Bob Rencau Jimmy Smeltzer Kenneth Varncr Donald Dazler Freddie Dobson Bobby Jefte ms Mc-lun Rector Corollne Denham Forest Chambers Joy Randolph Mertue Mae Gremore Bull Lee Carroll Marshall THIRD ROW Joe Kay Phrlllps Bob Jones Mllrlred Cox June Dlckevson Davrd Carter Alma George Louella Le-was Jean lene Tolbert Eleanor Aston FOURTH ROW Rannle Reed Jlmmy Horns Mona Glbbs Sally Maroon Juanlto John Wanda John Ellen Kelly Dorothy Klester Lucrlle Honklns Lola Johnson FIFTH ROW Don Sunor Troy Totten James Traxell Leon McGuire Jlm Crutchfield Jerry Varner SECOND GROUP FIR T ROW Tommy Tolltyer Jlmmy Crawford Gary Steyens Cmoror lawt lohnny Stevens Donald Smith Bob Hlll Warren Wrllramson Dempscy Luster Dayld Wilson Janet Rector Dar LII Pallnskee Edlth Holbrook SECOND ROW Jome Markley Gaul Langston Jock Horn Charles Robertson Mel Webb Bobby Clark Rex Acree Bully Doyldson Oren Webb Roberta Page Eva Prultt Duane Wllson Bannle Luttlc Mary Jullen THIRD ROW Mlltan Melot Jlmmy Roberts Roy Klrkwood Houston Holcomb Rlchord Long Bllly Wrddocs John Sauter Robert Berryhlll Lou Barrlnoer Jane Brock Maxlne Titus Paul Back James Lee FOURTH ROW Delmar Kelly Alfred Banks Clyde Holmes Paul Harmor Charles Hankuns Ruel Reese Lester Chalk Noel Johnson Charles Rutledge Shlrley Potter FIFTH ROW Hubert Huqhes Jerry Hendrlcks Jerry McGulrc Charles Brlans Alvln Wrrght Kelly Whltehause Robert Sam Rrchord Haney Ronald Prlce THIRD GROUP FIRST ROW Joan Rector Lee Agee Patsy Brllrnas Corrnne Lawson Janet Reed Mae Reese Kotherlne Scott Delarls LaBass Connle Smrth lkle Wllllams Dorothy Elom Sornmye Ntsmlth Dons Thompson Jean Chapman Drxle Brooks Char latte Smlth SECOND ROW Paul Casey Ponchlta Bacock Don Rlchard Beasley Margaret Carson Beverly Wolfe Judy Tiger Wanda Luktr Barbara Wllkonson Joyce Bonham Rose Mary Marshall Ann Grlmm Delorls Giles Betty Wells Helen John son Wrlma Crabtree Bolln THIRD ROW Danny Beatty Denny Tyler Murphy Mears Clarence Ru h James Underwood Dan Wllllams Bruce Worley Mcrlenc Grove Grand Sharon Bush Audrey Dayls Susan Roberts Betty Boll Barbara Smith lola Hubbard Mary Froncls Pratt Mary Le FOURTH ROW Brll Whlnery Euaene Purser Joe Candloto Jerry Tucker Donny Alexander Kenneth Burqess Betty Huff Dorothy Carson James Muller Jonny Morrrson FIFTH ROW Carl Whlteslde Carolyn Brumley Florence Bos tuck Barbara Bishop Delores Perry Norma Hull Jackie Jock son SIXTH ROW Bully Branson Kenneth Adams Dlckue Routsana Dayrd Boker John Mehlls Susle Jones Jean Cue Patty Bray Patty Stephens Joan Hoy James Henderson lurlx um I J ff 5 - . ' or , , s f ' l - r -N I . 5 J I .tt I , I Q I I . as 6' f, 1: it 'lt It I I I Q, 4 ' . '. 's 4' 'Q x , .. iw . I . I I . ' P ' 1 J L , I I A , vs A 1 4 3' n A I We 'i , 0 l f I ' Q' 2' . lsr Q , 'I .. ' ll Carlene Sauer Phxxllls GTIflII1,l Joyce Self, Normal Wllson, Loy Johnson, Clyde Brown, Jerryl Fulkerson, V Bully DrIlon,l Jerry Wonno lift? We're forever blowing bubbles Alley-opp! Chief cook ond bottle wosher Ifiriy I HHMINISIHHHUN Y .J af b . . 1 Y E , ' any f . -, S . ,,l y3,2iI'-nf yrs. V, rmE4:E-gi ' ' MR WILLIAM CRIESS President MRS HELEN MILLER Clerk Porn fuur Treasurer MR E W COLE Member HIIHIIII HI M R HOUSTON HOLCOM B Member MR A L RAWDON Member MR DON IUDD Member MR C H HARTMAN Vuce Prcsudem MISS CLENNA MAUCH Claums Clerk Ivf I f K , H. . b I X A , , 'Q' ff. k MR JENNINGS B NEWMAN Superintendent of Schools MISS MAXINE DELOE Secretary to Superintendent MRS BETTY IO FEARS Reg st a iw MR C W DICKERSON Prmcvpal of Hugh School w l -.gl ' 75 . , if 1' ' i r r The Four Roses? Roguefs Gallery Not lozy, just resting C-I1-e-e-s-e O-In-h-In Y Don't write so hord lnrty fviuht JENN- 9'-un? ,a- QW x P A IENK ' Oldohomo AEM Cowwcoc' 10? .-,.. MISS MILDRED FISHER MA Pc-shady Coiloqc a Crum Mor Ame rlcon His Mr Gordon C Davns M S Oklahoma A LM College Graphrc Arts Mr Quentln Walkup B S Oklahoma A LM College Agriculture Mr Wllllam Lundy B S Oklahoma A 8-M College Wresflnng Acronauflcs Druvers Educatuon Mrs Edna B Looper MA Oklahoma ALM College Home Economncs 1r Y 'cv' Mr Lamar W Stephenson B S Oklahoma A 8.M Collcgc Industrial Arts Carpentry ni Mrs Opal Hellewell Mr Charles O Wilson Miss Ethel Kelly B L S Unuvcrsuty of Oklahoma B S Ed Central State Colloqc B S Columbna Unlversxty Lnbrary Sclcncc Home Economics 9 dx' I1 , M gf l I , Q-'pl - li ,. ' E X 5' 3 llllllll Miss Veda Cingerrch Commerce Mass Anna Gull B S University of Oklahoma Commerce Physlcal Education Mrs Faye Bateman M N Oklahoma A 8.M Collcqc Commcrcc Mass Mary Anne Ellls B S Unlycrslty of Oklahoma Enqlrsh Mr Robert R Ellrott B A Unnvcrslty ot Tulsa English Journalism 1 oy.. ' mv. s 'Q 9 suifo' 4.5.13 ss.: 4 9 Q Q 'Q' uit' , Q 0tQ.g ,l oh 4, B S , Oklahoma ALM Collcrzrf Mr W E Bonham MrQ Margaret L Hendrrckson Mrs Lora Garrett Mehlus M 9 Oklahoma A 8.M Collcqc B A Northeastern State College A B Culver Stockton Collcqc DINCfSIfl0d Occupotxons Englush Hrstory Psychology Engllsh l Ill x 0 Q ' 1 l Y .r f ff . ,, - .-5 A A P' ,Q I W Y V X , Z' -it, all '!:'6 . Q ' C ' II 3 E 5. 1 r r H -- . rs infxiu x , V A' x ' Q, ' Z, ' An Q ' gi fe 5, A-Ij55'MQl'3l r 4 , ' inf! 2 f i NW Y 'ti' W .. 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X Afx K YEARBOOK PLAY Rest Assured Rest Assured was a corn ay play In three acts Thus was the furst play of the year and was a great succ ss YEARBOOK PLAY CAST FIRST ROW Iohn Paul Cole Lauella Lowe Shlrley Tye Earl Lawson Bob Harvey jerry Alexander SECOND ROW Mary Ann Vanl Mary Ann Cooper Glenn Wnlson Carolyn Clark leannue Rule Bob Herndon Tom Harrason SENIOR PLAY Your Tlme IS Up Thus play was an extraordinary success lt was a mystery comedy and brought much laughter SENIOR PLAY CAST FIRST ROW Shurley Sngler Shnrley Tye M Khourne Delpha Boatrlght Louella Lowe SECOND ROW Bob Harvey Bob Herndon Robert Alexander Raymond Asher Gertrude Edwards Shirley Bennett --li . Q, , . T Tl I K - f .. N . -, K. .' 3 Y ,, . W.. 3: I I Q . W,.,......t .. , X S i . -...vp L. Q. 7 6 , 't I 1 I ll ll ll ll Q I ' ' ' 0 2 . , . . ll ' ' ll 2 , . . . .f N-dsffsx Q '+ -u FNPNFN sxf SCHOOL ACTIVITIES ASSEMBLY The devotsonal was guven by Barbara Guerhart and Bob Herndon was student chalrman The clubs that part: upated un the assembly were Prlnt ers Club Student Council T and I and Tru I-In Y l1?R9! am I WMI I FOREIGN LANGUAGES ASSEMBLY On November 2 I95l the annual Forexgn Language Assembly was presented It was a very colorful program belng dlvnded between the Latln and Spannsh students The devotional leader was Jean Dyer and the chanr man s speech was guven by Shurley Slgler t R I I X ' Q ' x A Lt4X X I na. ,.-.-..-.- N X I ix I I cf 5 I -lf'5 u LSI l Igjf :ft fi 4 f x : . ' l' I I . - V Q: ' - - ' .C. . 4 I 2 . - . V ff I. A Q. +3 , Q I ' . ' r . 5 V 4 I ' ' 'T'k I --78-x.x,i-. , . , . , 5 ' 0 . 'Cf' ' t h t' f O ,,. I I f ...i.... THANKSGIVING ASSEMBLY Our guest speaker was Rev Pearl Wullns from the Chrusfuan Church I1 was a very lnspnratuonal program The devotuonal was gwven by Mary Ann Vanl and The chairman was Glenn Wnlson Kok. HOMEMAKING ASSEMBLY The homemakung students presented a style show today Many atfrac tnve garments were shawn The devoflonal was given by Charlene Boaz and the chalrman was Jan Self lnllx nxglul it F ii I , , -.- .N ' ' ' nlf 1 A-q.,w..,,,, sl S lf ' w V Ai - als V52 S 3 , 605, 6 CHRISTMAS ASSEMBLY Gur annual Chrustrnas Assembly was given December Zl l95l It told the story of the blrth ot Christ IH par tomlnc with rnuslc futted to the scenes lt was a well presented program 9000-P Gnclw AMERICANISM ASSEMBLY On February 22, V952 we had our Americanism assembly. The devof tional leader was Delpha Boatright and Robert Alexander was the student chairman, We went back into the history of America. OTHER ASSEMBLIES GET ACQUAINTED ASSEMBLY The furst assembly ot the school year was held September I4 l95I Mr Newman wa guest speaker The devotuonal leader was Don Jones and student chaurman was Mary Ann Cooper DR I Q ASSEMBLY On September 28 the Dr I Q Quuz Assembly was presented The d votuonal was guven by Shurley Bennett and Bob l-lar vey gave the chaurman s speech FRESHMAN Cr SOPHOMORE ASSEMBLY The devotuonal was guven by Shurley Tye and Mary Cowman was chaurman The un derclassmen entertauned the upperclassmen wuth all sorts of talent GOING TO COLLEGE ASSEMBLY Coung to College Quuz held January 25 The devotuonal leader was Joyce Hugguns and student chaurman was Gertrude Ed wards Thus us the assembly where we fund out who has the brauns of S l-l S BROTHERHOOD ASSEMBLY February 8 was the date set for our Brotherhood Assembly The three guest speakers were Rev l-l Patton from the Methodust Church Father Rooney Catholuc speaker and Rabua Kahn from the Jewush denomunatuon After the talks the chour presented some numbers The devotuonal leader was Muldred Bungham and Bob Casto gave the chaurman s speech S I BLIND STUDENTS ASSEMBLY March 4 the blund students dusplayed some of theur tune talents lt was enjoyed by all present SCHOOL ACTIVITIES ASSEMBLY Several clubs who dud not appear un the turst actuvutues assembly appeared on thus one wuth skuts and musucal numbers lt was one ot our best assemblues of the year BOOKER T WASHINGTON ASSEMBLY On March 28 V952 as usual Booker T Washungton presented us wuth a varuety program There was a great deal of talent shown by these students MUSIC ASSEMBLY The band and chour gave the students ot S l-l S some tune entertainment on May 9 I'-D52 They presented the program they presented at the Sprung Festuval AWAR DS ASSEM B LY Today May I6 the awards were presented to honor students wuth outstandung work We are proud of our students and theur hugh achuevements SENIOR DAY ASSEMBLY The senuors had theur annual farewell assembly on May I9 l952 There were a few tears glustenung un the eyes of the upperclassmen 3 . ' . y . . . I . . , I . e ' . ' ' I I I ' Jack Godwin was the lucky winner ot the . . Il - ' ' ll, 4 I I ' I HHHHNIIHHHNS H uv J. s ,Q 5 X . J 1 21 l' 'I , ,T ' l . as 1 PRINTERS CLUB FIRST ROW Shlrley Bennett Fred Lee Larry Davndson Clyde SECOND ROW Jam Hankes Jnm CYUICFIIICILI Ruchard Lear Gooch Drlpha Loatruqht J B Henderson Marvln Ellis Leon Warner Charles Brnans Bob Corn , L f A ' ' , -x x an J ' , 'Nw K. . s . 'l 1 I J x l gi X K , Us ' RE I rl S ' .rr w 'T' .sf K x . al . x . 'F V I v ' . - -. I ,C C, Xe l L 5 Y- I N .1....... - -MW-WM-W-W ---- 9 f v i 3. - ' ., J V s l I V V I I I gy V . l BETA CLUB FIRST ROW. Louella Lowe, Larlene Morgan, Claudine Morrls, phy, Marlene Benz-field, Jo Ann Mathews, Dons Ann Born HLY ' , , , Echr , o 1 ay Bull , ll K, K ,,,, , . lun Jonas Moldrap Lrn stun Cowman Nancy Hayes Sue Strain Norma Hayes Thucso Rhcuark Dorthy Fax Peggy Mlchell Lrlna Dean Smrtn LaJunta Lowe SECOND ROW Mrs Hendrlckson Laurle Ann Skeen Patricia Holcomb Marrlyn Wrllllmy Dorothy Hublnarrl Doris Ann Mur FIRST ROVv Jlmrny Markley Bobby Clark Bobby Joe Jefterys Donald Smlth Clarence Rush Raymond Cowan Jimmy Harris Boa Martnn Gerald Golden Dayud Carter Ronnle Rea Sam Coll Johnny Beatty Ronnle Reed Ronnle Robertson Jrmmy Crawford Lee Aoee Jerry Peters SECOND ROW Bruce Worley Brll Dillon Jerry Dickerson Carl Whltesrde George Key Donald Dufford Bob Harvey Jerry Alexander Ayry Chambers Jimmy Payne Wesley Whnttlesey Jack Godwln lee Kay Phllllps Jerry F-ulkerson THIRD ROW Lrstu Henderson Pete Egan Bob Boyne Ray mond Asher Lddne Dc-Lana Don Dayus Floyd Sellers Tom Slxtx helm Mary Ann Cooper Joyce Hlgalns Jack Godwln Jerry Adclblue THIRD ROW Delpho Baatrlaht Afranda Thomason Gertrurlc Edwards Bob Herndon Bob Harvey Walter Brecht Euaenr Martln J B Cue Wesley Whlttlesey Frleda Bennett Helen Rector cls B b Hernlan H L P ne Daws Ronar Prlcr Dlckle Routsong Sam Langston FOURTH ROW Davld Wllson Jummy Night Glenn Wilson Dale Block George Key James Smuth Frankre Glerhort Charles Rutledge James Henderson Johnny Mehlls Vernon Young Johnny Morrison FIFTH ROW Bully Branson Jerry Adelblue Walter Jones Larry Baker Troy Totten Kenneth Horn Don Jones Tony Bramley Fyerett Barnes Robert Alexander Fred Lee Don Herzer Don Bradley Tony Douducan Don Boyne Walter Brecht Bob Jack man 1-'P' l' 1 sTunENT couNcu. FIRST ROW Mary Cowman Judy Smrth Alyce Ann Moore SECOND ROW Mr Jenkins Louella Lowe Bull Dlllon Bruce Sue Phnllups Susue Jones Joyce Bonham Mary Ann Cooper Worley Ronnle Rae Don Dayus Bob Harvey Don Jones lola Huhhard Marulyn Wnlllbey Ernestlne Cowman Phyllus Frankue Glerhart Bob Martun Bob Jackman Mlss Fnsher Brown Juanuta Stafford Rose Mary Marshall OFFICE ASSISTANTS FIRST ROW Vnrgmua Bunch Connue Smith Helen Lance Treca Hudgnns Narma Hudgens Claudlne Hughes Eluzabeth Car rlck Ernestlne Cowman Sammye Nesmuth Flora Muller Joyce Muller Sue Hostetter Sally Skudrnore Jack Godwnn SECOND ROW Manlyn Wnllnbcy Suzanne Thompson Colleen Murphy Joyce Hatley Bonlto Bocock Dorus Buchannan Vera Mae Parker Jo Ann Mathews Carolyn Clark Mlldred Bungham Delpha Carson Bullue Dean Horner Phyllns Brown Barbara Brooks Barbara Glerhart Barbara Hailey Shirley Long James Smuth THIRD ROW Nancy Oldham Joan Rrpley Delpho Boatrlqht Darts Carnes Patty Cobb Jane Mauch Jean Mauch Freda Slbbalds Patricia Coleman Christina Antrukrn Marne Ahlborn Shnrley Van Suckle Charlene Boaz Shrrlcy Bennett Evelyn Brashears Rose Mar Marshall LIBRARY CLUB FIRST ROW Earlene Morgan Barbara Bolln Marv Ann Land SECOND ROW Mrs Hellewell Don Dayus Frueda Bennett Mary Sams Betty Wells Juonda Chuldress Patsy Crabtree Shlrley Long Carolune Denham Georae Robertson Elsie Fay Kathernne Bogard Srnuth Freda Slbbolds Cleda Rose SIXlX E I . 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'RW' TGI FIRST ROW Munnle Brents Peggy Wllllams Mary Ann Van Joyce Huggins Helen Hauqht Mary Charles Margaret Sand rudge Norma Llnkhart Larry Dayldsan Jerry Stephens Fred Lee J B Henderson Joe Pot Tanton Rnchard Crenshaw SECOND ROW Robert Harruson Kelly Corner John Bowers Ronald Coonce J B Mahoney Frank Phrpps Jam Hankes Charles Brrans Jim Crutchfueld Norma Gober FIRST ROW LaJunto Lowe Louella Lowe Delores Sober Shar ley Tye Earnestlne Cowman Margaret Gornes Norma Hayes Sue Strom Nancy Hayes Mackre Vonl Vnrgnnua Applegate Peggy Mnchell Theresa Rheuork Edna Smnth SECOND ROW Phyllis Brown Mary Cowman Peggy Williams Vlrgunla Golden Gayle Morlan Mary Ann Vail Doris Murphy Lou Lane Marlone Brown Beverly Bnlbo Opal Horvlson Evelyn Brashears Sharon Anderson AUDITORIU FIRST ROW Shirley Slgler Mary Elizabeth Cowman Vlrglnla Appleaate Janus Moldrup Earnestlne Cowrnan Marllyn Wnllu Dey Wnlma Crabtre lkue Sue Wulluams Kothrlne Harper M LeBaron Bob Casto Sxxlx 1 CLUB THIRD ROW Charles Brewer Brooks Thompson Raymond Mahoney Tom Fitzgerald Henry Baker Murt Schlosser Rrchard Lear Thomas Underwood Kenneth Anglln Clyde Gooch FOURTH ROW Duck Echols Bob Nole Leon Warner Don Cole Scott Hudgrns Harold Bulby Jack McMillan Doyrd Kendall Ronald Johnson Mr Bonham THIRD ROW Dons Bornheum Afranda Thomason Muss Gunger rch Delpha Boatrught Gertrude Edwards Laurre Skeen Marian Cantwell Pat Holcomb Sue Smith Imogene Shackelford Doro thy Hubbard Vlrqrnla Haught FOURTH ROW Jane Mauch Jean Mauch Josephine Shahan Nancy Oldham Bob Herndon Marlene Benfreld Helen Haught M BOARD SECOND ROW Mass Wllluams Mrs Hendrickson Mass Gunger rch Mr Dlckerson Mac McCIung Mrs Carter Mrs Looper Mr Lundy Frankue Glerhorf Eddne DeLong Mr Davis l. , 'H ' ,.. - a ' , K ,I 1 ' I P n X I lf -lf 1 , 1 T' . 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A,R XLS 1 J 'F S lll rl: 5 4 Sl . 4 g 4 -fmr J' FIRST ROW Juanda Childers Mary Cowman Carolyn Clark Barbara Brooks Anna Arche Phyllls Heath Jane Page Treca Hudguns Clara Pound Marne Oakes Helolse Mrchell Barbara Asher Stella Faye Kuykendall Delpha Carson Jean Kelly SECOND ROW Marcla Mondler Barbara Hatley Ann Brown Dons Thompson Joan Rupley Vnrglnna Golden Shnrley Bennett Helen Rector Helen Lance Twnla Conley Beverly Lane Pat Furman Theresa Rheuark Edna Smrth THIRD ROW Charlene Boaz Betty Wells Margaret Carson Kay Faulkner Margaret Rockhald Florence Bostlck Carolyn Brumley Patsy Crabtree Dorothy Elam Barbara Luker Doro thy Knester Sandra McClaln Norma Hudglns FIRST ROW Carl Lance Kenneth Dickens Mel Webb Herman Smrth Ruchara Long Charles Robrnson Terry Cotton SECOND ROW Jess Taylor James Vaughn Ronald Cox Shelby Jones Kenneth Varner Tommy Moore Charles Reed Earl Lxtle Denzal Puckett Don Snnor Vrrgll Stephens X 'fn 1' I I ntv3a','5 'inf 1, -1 f-L 7 H FOURTH ROW Mary Sams Delores Frrend Coleen Murphy Leah Flcklnger Barbara Duckert Hazel Horn Barbara Stone kung Alrce Gaylor Peggy Mlchell Vera Mae Parker Evelyn Brashears Phyllls Smlth FIFTH ROW Elsle Smlth Charlotte Gann Opal Haryrson Imogene Shackelfard Donetta Block Mary Puckett Barbara Brshop Delores Glles Judy Tuger Audrey Dayus Cormne Lawson Jo Ann Mathews Jan Self SIXTH ROW Mona Glbbs Mary Ann Cooper Marulyn Wrllrbcy Margaret Games Dorothy Hubbard Laurle Skeen Betty Brad ley Dnxle Brooks Wrlma Crabtree Charlene Carol! Vonelle Cvautner Barbara Smlth Jearlene Tolbert Vnrgunxa Bunch THIRD ROW Kenneth Ruth Ronnle Trger Clyde Sellers Clyde Gooch Kenneth Long Wesley Hudglns Ellls Smlth Roy Vande car Clyde Brown FOURTH ROW Mr Walkup Charles Walters Richard Haney Leon Walters Donald Root SCIENCE CLUB FIRST ROW James Markley Bob Reneau Jnm Crawford Lee Agee Bull Lee Margaret Gaines Sue Strarn Norma Hayes Patsy Crabtree Patrucra Furman Shrrley Frederrck Sally Skud more Vrvran Nelson Clara Pound Helorse Muchell Marne Oaks Ramona Long Eva Prultt Joan Rector SECOND ROW Bob Berryhnll Warren Wrlluamson John Souter Jnmmre Kusslck Delores LaBass Marlorle Brown Claudlne Mor rss Frieda Bennett Shirley Bennett Charlene Boaz Norma Hell Jackle Jackson Delores Perry Mary Hrll Sammy Gober Lapunta Lowe THIRD ROW Mr Stearman Earlene Morgan Ronnlc Rea Donald Roat Wallace Dobson Cccnl Bough Jerry Fulkcrson Darrell Palenskl Genola Patterson Calvun Collrns Rose Mary Marshall Jackne Adams George Denham Kenneth Adams Freda Slbbalds Louella Lowe Butt fur B . :M 4 L L, 'Tl Q' Q. 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FIRST ROW Janus Molrlrup Vlrglnno Applegate Dorothy Hub bard Carol Klungensrnlth Sammye Rider Mackle Vall SECOND ROW Mary Cowman Carolyn Clark Alyce Ann Moore THIRD ROW Sue Straln Nancy Hayes Joan Hay Ramona 990 l- .4 5-A -of oc if PEP CLUB FIRST GROUP FOURTH ROW Marearet Rockholll Kay Faulknu Jean Dorl son Katherlne Hamer Noyrlla Henderson Myrtle Mae Gul more Jeanne Rulc FIFTH ROW Phyllls Gnffnn Elolse Wortman Mary Francis Pratt lola Huboard Carlen San r Barbara Wllkonson Judy Strain Jay e Bonham Lonq Connie Smith Helolse Mlchell Patty Stephens FIRST ROW Sue Smlth Nancy Whltesnde Jams Moldrup Marqaret Gaines Mackue Vaal Carol Klnngensmvth Claudine Morris SECOND ROW Claudlne Hughes Sharon Anderson Connie Aston Fneda Bennett Betty Wells Charlene Boaz Mane Oakes Barbara Asher Delores Seber THIRD ROW Juanlta Staftora Vera Mac Parker Peqay SECOND GROUP Jeannie Dyer Mary Sams Wanza DeHart FOURTH ROW Sue Phlllrps Wanda Nesmlth Karla Sue Payne Judy Northy Judy Dixon Eluzaneth Corrlck ludx Smith Patty Rea Edna Smlth r-IFTH ROVV Dorothy Fox Delorls Frtenrl Suzanne Thompson Dranc Horn Nancy Oldham Laune Skeen Pat Holcomb Marlorle Brown Mlchell Mllclrerl Blnqham Shlrley Bennett Ramona Yandell OFFICERS OF THE PEP CLUB SUE SMITH NANCY WHITESIDE JANIS MOLDRUP MARGARET QAINLS MACK! VAIL Presldcnt I Ice President Secretary Treasurer Reporter CAROL KLINGENSMITH 'LAUDEEN MORRIS Sera:-ants at Arms Slxlx s K M, N.-f v an A I STAGE CRAFT Kenneth Anglln Ronald Coonce, Henry Baker IX ie I ff - ' ' Q v- , , gf C' ' 1- X - . ' ' F' J :rr A ga ,. 1 ' , 'ff W - f r 4 i ' sr -1 K ,mt I ,, I J I ' I I I A 'I ' AF , .... , i , I 4-'15 . fi ' t ,f , X W . gli. ' ...I U A y I I H , - Ik. ' x K i gl: U 'K ., I- 4 - 'I' ..', rr. -I 3- 'S Q A C 'J 4 - f I . I - fig? -: H 2 J 5 I f C -I 'l vi L ' 1 . . are ,f I Ng 4' 1, , I r S -- ' ' ' if' -5 an as X ' if' xy , .s, 5, E xt 'S' 'w 1 I X 1 . 1 N' I r f 2 R I I I , ' t Q I jik A I . , , I I 1 f -1 I 1' I I rf' I yy U It , . ,,,sT I 0 I P Ili? 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FUTU RE TEACHERS FIRST ROW Louello Lowe Mocku Voul Ethyl Sluss Jon S It Earlene Moronn Lolunto Lowe SECOND ROW Potty Reo Mory Ann Voll Vrrglnlo Applegate Doris Ann Murphy Nctncy Olclwom Afronclo Thomason Betty Broclley Koy Brooks SAPULPA HIGH SCHOOL BAND The Hugh School Band us composed of 88 students from grades 9 through I2 The band meets dauly at 8 OO A M for full band rehearsal and un addutuon each sectuon ot the band meets once each week tor a sectuonal practtce The Hugh School Band performs played away from home The band us u ed at most of the hugh school assembly programs The hugh pount ot e1ch year s actuvuty us the concert guyen each sprung before the contest season beguns The band has partucupated un dustruct state and tru state contests the past several years The band has never been rated lower than Excellent which the second hughest ratung guven and has been uudged Superuor the hughest possuble ratung un l9'l9 l95O and l95l ln l9'5l the Sapulpa band was one of two class BB bands an the state to receuve the Superuor routung Some ot the uudges who have rated the band Quperuor are Mr E A Marty Unuversuty of Arkansas M ames Neulson Oklahomi Cuty Unuversuty M ley Puttrnan Southern Methodust Unuversuty Dr A A I'-lardung Un versuty of lllunous Dr Frank Sumon 1nd Mr Karl Kung Thus sprung the band has been very busy preparung the concert presented March l8th cnterung the d struct musuc contest at Tulsa Unuversuty and the State con test held at Norman The year had a tune clumax wuth a threc day concert tour playung at several Eastern Oklahoma and Northwest Arkansas cutues il 'lar ns BOB HARVEY RAYMOND ASHER ROBERT ALEXANDER MARY ANN VAll. Prcsudent Vuce Presudent Secretary Band Queen N x Drum Mayor fa- V fi .J ' V ,. 1,4 1 4 ' -4 1, l a- i A . V 1 - 1- I, as . .14 E X. U u-' 5 1 14 T- A F , 5 ' l A , f. . K' 1 I I 2 V, A , g , , l , I , . A . I ,I lv - It . . ' at all home football games and at most of the games Emanuel Wushnow, University ot Nebraska, Mr, Oak- ' . . ' s ' , ' ' , . . E 1 U E E E ll Ed- '11 v I E ' Nw Yak, .'1l , . I .z' cnt- My-. FLUTES AND OBOES FIRST ROW Lester Henderson Bwrlnm Furrar Delphi Cwrson Patty Colmlu Lan Miuclw lme Miuch SECOND ROW Bettx Huff Dolorrs Bgrrvlwull Patty Bmy Doris Ann Murplm CLARINETS FIRST ROW Dull: Mrllgr Doris Lee Cwrnes Louellw Lowe L1 uanh Lowe Don1Ir1Bacnn errx Alexwncler lmrny Rum Marlene Benfleld Barlwra Crerlwwrt SECOND ROW Sue I-Iostetter Donna Klrlvy Coleen Murphy Dwrd Treulw Bwrlmrw Pnerlcrer Dwrrell Vxfrught Dmng Dwus Peggy Omni Llndw Mwness THIRD POXV Normw Wnlxorw rmmx Crwwlord Dinny Beittv smmy KISSlCIx ein C L Donnle Alexander loznne Rector Margaret Cwrson Dolores Lwlmss 'Not rn prcturc Lwrry Bwlerl 5 I t lx BASSOON BASS CLARINETS SAXOPHONES FIRST ROW Calvin Colllns I B Cue Denny Tyler jerry Fulkerson Norma Hayes Fred Fretz SECOND ROW Afmnda Thomason loe Brock Don Davis FRENCH HORNS CORNETS FIRST ROW lack Codwln Bob Harvey Walter jones Quanna Dobbs Barbara Bishop SECOND ROW Byron Mltchell Don Boyne Raymond Asher Dayud Kendall Swmmue Cool H L Payne lackue Young Tl-llRD ROW Bully Branson jurnmy Smcltzer Bully Whunery Mel Webb Bobby leffrues Ronnie Robertson lames Henderson Bobby Clark lu VW ,Q S TROMBONES AND BARITONES FIRST ROW Robert lvlirtun lrmmy Hubirtt Floyd Sellers Fred Dobson Raymond Cowan SFCOND ROW Robert Alemnder Wesley Whtttlesey George Key Eugene Cumbey Ronald lvlwrtun Cul Whrtcbucle Troy Totten jerry Tucker Bob Reneau BASSES Clytlc Gooch Bob Boyne Dwrd Bakcr Duck Routsong arnes Vaughn fc - l 1 A 10 4- 'A' . 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'Hu' V N , F K L 'L in NFLAQ VC, x ' l L 1' Y ,K Sr ul Ill PERCUSSION Bwxtcr Talva ennings Watch us strut our stuff Billie Dean Horner, james Smith, Susie lonc5, Patty Dillon, Kay Sharp, Angel Singer, Suzanne . , I ' N x nlx l iii' -3 'Xxx FIRST ROW Mac lVlcClung Patty Rea Don lcnes Phyllls Brown Norma Lunkhurt Bwrlnru Duckert Peggy Wulllams loan Lee Chrustune Antruken Barlnrw Glerhart Lewh Frclfunger Delores Selmer SECOND POW Bob Nwlc llmmy Ellns Robert l-larruson Bob Cwsto Karccn Scott VIVEIHIW l-laught Vnrglma Colden Helen l-laught Ncllze Orr Mary Lou Dc-Crwftcnrued THIRD ROW Ferrell l-lardm Bob Herndon Pat MCC-ulre Duck Echols Dale Block Rwy Don Lrnnet Ccorge Robertson Mr Elluott Barrett Danly JOURNALISM The Journalism class publlshed the Pow Wow the school newspaper In the Sapulpa Herald each Mon day nught of the school year Offtcers were elected for the year at the begnnnung of the ftrst semester The staff was as follows Don Jones edrtor Peggy Wnllnams assnstant edltor Doris Bornhelm feature wrlter Phyllzs Brown society wrnter and Dale Block sports edrtor The Pow Wow was greatly Improved with the addutlon of puctures columns allaround news Items edltorlals and social events Also a radio school actuvntnes and happennngs to Sapulpa and the surrounding areas Thus program was broadcast weekly and the information was complled by the pournallsm class The class was unvlted to attend Journalusm Day held by Tulsa Unnversuty The malorlty of the stu dents attended wnth theur sponsor Mr Bob Elliott Student Council ranges Yule Motif, Activities meeting of wmtrxf council was held ash lc mth same Important fm Th treasury re 1 1 bv Bob Harve :rc to Ihr- xepcxt we have 1 m the bank He also uhm facu y Luxe 'Nd a profit 0 1 Chr' mis mee 111 'hm x xdou an the fro ar-J 'lil the councxl w l H1112 It to donate 1 ntl for use at e tus ,Ju 2 On the committee Ln and d cox -L the tree are z x Moms Susie Jones, H l and 'Sue Pin 1 Con Ml xppoxnted Cm man and 1 tl Num L cc about 1 e S x l . 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' .r' vnlxfll PHYLLIS SMITH F F A Queen TOMMY MOORE Presldent KENNETH RUTH Vuce President SHELVIE ICNFS Secretary WILLIS HEATH renurer XVESLEY HUDCINS Reporter QUENTIN WALKUP Advisor FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The Future Farmers ot America F F A commonly known ns the natuonal organuzatuon of by and tor boys studylng vocatuonal agnculture un publuc secondary schools under the provusnons ot the Natuonal Vocational Educatnon Acts The Sapulpa Chapter ns composed ot trtty one actlve members and tive honorary members The F F A ns IOO 4 Amerncan In tts :deals and out look and has no outslde attlluatuons There as no secrecy The toundatuon upon whuch the Future Farmers of Ameruca organlzat'on ns buult Includes leadershnp and character development sportsmanshlp cooperation serv :ce thrntt scnolarshnp Improved agrnculture organnzed recreation cltlzenshlp and patriotism The Future Farmers ot Amerlca IS a non protlt non polutucal tarm youth organization ot voluntary member shup deslgned to take nts place along wnth other agencnes struvlng tor the development of leadershap the bulldung ot a more permanent agriculture and the Improvement ot country late T . 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X . . - , I v X ' , . . . - X 1 I , . fig if 1-'O 5' 3 FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA The Future Busnness Leaders of Amernca as an organnzatnon for Commerce students to promote Interest leadership and fellowshup rn the busuness world The actnvntles tor thus ycar have been both social and educatnonal Some ot the outstandnng actlvltles Include a skut nn the actlvutues assembly a tour of the Buslness Education School at the University of Tulsa and the Ideal Secretary contest which IS held annually Beverly Bnlbo and Opal I-Iarvlson tscd tor the honor ot Ideal Secretary thas year SHIPLEY TYE Presldcnt MARY ELIZABETH COVVIVIAN Vnce-President CERT RUDE EDWAIQDS Secretary DQIQIS BORNHEIM Treasurer BEVERLY BILBO AND OPAL I-IARVISON Ideal Secretaries Nt x 1-nl STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Councul us the governung student body Its actuons and decusuons represent those of the whole school The councul us the most umportant organuzatuon un the school handlung student faculty and student communuty relatuons Any student elected to thus body has achueved a hugh honor un the hugh school by theur home rooms One representatuve us chosen from each home room Thus year the student councul consusts of fuve sensors sux uunuors sux sophomores and seven fresh men There are un addutuon to these twenty four members two offucers the Presudent and the Vuce Presudent They are elected by the whole student body un the sprung When l 3 L the fall school term beguns they take offuce Among many achuevements the student councul has accomplushed thus school year are the constructuon of a concessuon stand at the football staduum lthe proceeds of the sales from thus stand wll go to the councull the donatuon of two books each month to the lubrary a new chaun for the flag pole the organuzatuon of a worshup assembly held before school every Fruday the publucatuon of an unformatuon book about Sapulpa Hugh School to be dustrubuted among the new students of thus year and freshmen un succeedung years The councul us plannunq on sendung a delegate to the Natuonal Student Councul Conventuon T, . , 7' X l f i T , . 'xx If i, , . . . I . ' . . ' u Representatives are elected to the council 'l 4 I . . . I - I 1 1 ' 1 I ' S4-ver I-'-rl 'lll MARY ANN COOPER Presudent X-s EARNESTINE COWMAN Secretary DON IONES Vice Presudcrnt BOB HARVEY Treasurer Xt!! :Sl Kin Q - mx 6 A R nghlx YOUTH BOARD FIRST ROW fVI1ry Cowmwrm CTHFIIL Rule Marllyn WIIIIIDCY Secrctwry SECOND IxOW Mary Arm COODU Prcsudcnf Susm jones Alycc Arm Moon THIRD ROW BII Dillon Don ones VICCIJVLSILICHY Frank Czuhurt We5Igy Whnttlgscx Mamger CHRISTMAS DANCE YOUTH BOARD The Youth Center us essentually a servuce organuzatuon provudung faculutues for hugh school student s organuzatuons for theur out sude actuvutues The Center IS governed bv the Youth Board whuch us composed of ten members of the Student Councul and sx adults the latter actung un an advusory ca pocuty In addutuon to provudung faculutues for the hugh school orqanuzatuons the center us open one nught a week to all students En tcrtaunment provuded Includes Televusuon pung pong domunos dancung basketball checkers ond other games Durung football and basketball season the Youth Center us open to the students of Sapulpa Hugh and vusutung schools thus helpung to better our Inter School relatuonshup When the Youth Center us Open an adult member of the board acts as chaperone Actuvutues of the past year unclude the followung Sponsorshup of a boy to Boys State Halloween party Chrustmas party hot dog supper for Downtown Quarterback Club and the two football teams decorated and entered float un Muskogee Sapulpa football parade football rallues squorc dance un cooperatuon wuth and for benefut of March of Dumes and a Sprung dance The Youth Bocurd buds forewell to the I9S2 groduatung class the fourth class that has partucupated un uts actuvutues A TYPICAL SIGHT AT THE YOUTH CENTER K? ui' W' ,L I ulzlulx uuuur 1 I ' . , . . . . 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S-dr' GLENN WILSON President T I KENNEDY 5 Mm Vuce President H94 .gps- 9 DON COLE Chaplaun HY The purpose of the l-lu Y us to create malntaln and extend hugh standards of Christian Ideals IU the home nn the school and In the communnty Any hugh school boy IS elngnble to loun The l-ll Y offers boys fun and Christian t llowshup Under the leadership of Glenn Wnlson Club pres :dent there are 51 members of the Sapulpa H: Y The club holds the stat chaplains otfuce and galned many honors at the tlrst Oklahoma l-ln Y Youth and Government Model Leguslature at Ok lahoma Cnty un January A Sapulpa delegation also attended the state convention at Stnllwater nn March The annual Sweetheart Banquet was held In February at which Delpha Boatrught was crowned Hu Y Sweetheart for l95l l95Z DELPHA BOATRIGHT HI Y Sweetheart l'lLlll 'env 'vi' vi .23 BOB HARVEY SCCrCtary BOB HERNDON Treasurer DON DAVIS Assnstant Treasurer State Chaplaun ,-Qkggn--5 3145 mr 'W 12, 'Z T, y X A 1 I' E V: 4 T ,s A 3 - 3 5 . . , ' . . 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' .n I Q . , . s ' 1 . 4' y-lu Q mix 5' 0' 'Q V75 17 KN -W-1 '53 21' IEANIE RULE SUE SMITH DIANE HORN KARLA SUE PAYNE President Vice Prcsnclent Recordxng Secretary Correspondung Secretary CAPOL KLINGENSMITH SUE STRAIN IANIS MOULDRUP ALYCE ANN MOORE Trcwsurcr Chaplaun Sergeant at Arms State Secretary and Treasurer TRI HI Y The l95l 52 Tru Hn Y organization has had an active year of socual functlons and worth whale prolects thus year The club has grown to IIO m mbers thus year and vs the largest club rn the state Some of the outstanding functxons of thus year were vanous dances ancludung the Chrrstmas and sprung formals For the flrst tume the Tru I-In Y sent a delegation to Oklahoma Cnty for the Youth and Government program Through the splendld durectuon of our sponsor Mass Mary Anne Ellus the club carried out a number of protects These projects Included such undertakrngs as delrverrng Thanksgavung baskets donating two books a month to the school lrbrary The Tru I-lu Y has truly had a successful year I'1Ll1tx Ihr 1' M , ...N Q .am Y., M 2 -I , e 3 P1 C rg. f A R , 'Ei as 2.2 M T 5- 1 w t a fs ri -A v 4, ' . - .Q X Q r , 5 Q , ,fin ' ul , ir K I -1'lg X ' f. 1 L 'W l -N I I W l ia' X N s 5 X l ik ll at .nj A- Lgmgw I ml S silica -. . zz wx V ' L fe . 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V W l x l f I , 1 Q H 6 i n K 'El - , , . 1 if Us .ts ,, ,, .ft 8 .sm rl' C .m, , TOP GROUP FIRST ROW Loulla Lowe Earlene Morgan Claudlne Morris Janus Moldrup Ernestrne Cowman Nancy Hayes Sue Strom Norma Hayes Theresa Rheuark Dorthy Fax Peggy Mrchell Edna Dean Smlth Laluanta Lowe SECOND ROW Mrs Hendrlckson Laurie Ann Skeen Patrlcla Holcomb Marrlyn Wllllbey Dorothy Hubbard Dons Ann Mur BOTTOM FIRST ROW Eloise Mlchell Connle Aston Talva Jennnngs Marqaret Rockhold Anna Mae Archer Sue Martin Barbara Asher Judy Northcy Alyce Ann Moore Lester Henderson Sammy Coll Shlrley Srgler SECOND ROW LaWanda Harrungton Patty Rea Kay Faulk ner Dorls Carnes Opal Harvrson Kay Sharp Kathryn Harper Beverly Lane Marian Cantwell Bryon Mitchell Floyd Sellers Ronnne Martun phy Marlene Benfueld Jo Ann Mathews Dons Ann Bornhelm Mary Ann Cooper Joyce Huggnns Jock Godwun Jerry Adelblue THIRD ROW Delpha Boatrught Afranda Thomason Ger trade Edwards B05 Herndon Bob Harvey Walter Brecht Eugene Martin J B Cue Wesley Whnttlesey Frueda Bennett Helen Rector GROUP THIRD ROW Jackle Causey Barbara Balm Suzanne Thomp son Wmnfred Edward Dianne Davls Bully Dean Horner Ron me Pea Jun mle Payn Eugene Martin George Key Calvin Collnns FOURTH ROW Jan Self Buck Jones Shrrley Bennett Sam Langston Dallas Muller Walter Brecht Do1aldCole George Grlffln Morris Mayfueld Don Davis BETA CLUB The Beta Club rs a non secret, achleve ment servlce organrzatlon for the senior mgh schools Its purpose IS the promotuon of honesty servrce and leadership To be elnguble tor membership you must have o B average or above and retam that average throughout the hugh school LOUELLA LOWE WESLEY WHITTLESEY Presudent Vrce Presndent Y nl 'vb 115 -...ar llLl1lx fo If career The Beta Club has glven to the Veteran s Hosputal purchased books for the lrbrary and sponsored a tea for the March of Dames One ot the hlghlughts of the year was the Beta Conventlon whlch was held nn Okla homo Cnty March l4 5 EARN ESTlNE COWMAN Treasurer DELPHA BOATR IGHT Secretary 'W-c pt' -T - , - . 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A TEAM Wickham Horold Tiger Royrnoncl Asher Tom Harrison Tonner 'orry Scott John Scotty THIRD ROW Woller Brecht T J Konnccly John Paul C I Tony Brurnlcy Kenneth Horn Bob Jockrnan Don HCIZKI Bon Tlgcr Joe Rogers Don Jones Bob Brnqqs B BOM ARDNER CHARLES T BOYLE G Backfleld Coach BEN H NELSON Head Coach Track Coach End Coach Bwkctball Cowch B TEAM FIRST ROW Paul Cosey Phullup Rlgglc Fronk Gncrhort Ken Jam irncltzcr Joe Pot Tanton Jerry Duckcrson Doncll Wnqlrt Beth lclby Jockle Adams Donald Sherrill Floyd Scllcrs Dovld Dowd Trlcb Bull Dlllon Dowd Boker Odgcn Eugene Purscr THIRD ROW Murphy Mears Gulbert Motthcws Horolcl Bruton SECOND ROW Jim Honkcs Jacklc Young Chorlcs Rutledge 'lom Echols Benny Anglun Jam Crutchfuclcl Bull VonArsclole Hubert Brooks Cllfford Boker 'FC HAROLD M I SNER Quarterback BOB BRIGGS Tackle DON BACON Fullback FRED LEE Halfback KENNETH COY Cruard CLIFFORD BRADLEY Quarterback IERRY ADELBLUE Halfback GLENN WILSON Quarterback I-IOR ACE POWSH I E K End 1. B. HENDERSON Halfback I. B. CUE End IOHN BEATTY Fullback LARRY SCOTT Guard IIMMY TANNER Halfback TOM HARRISON Halfback RAYMOND ASHER Comer HAROLD TIGER End lfixglnx-scxz LOUIS WICKHAM C-uard DON BRIGGS Center BOB RIEDERER Guard EVERETT BARNES End CHARLES DODSON Quarterback WALTER BRECHT Center T, I, KENNEDY End IOHN PAUL COLE Tackle TONY BRUMLEY C-uard KENNETH HORN Center BOB IACKMAN Tackle DON HERZER End BEN TIGER Tackle IOE ROGERS Guard DON IONES Tackle Fnght 3 -right FOOTBALL N SDK eherwl I ewpe mt wt 77 oothwll etc w V1 o SDL: owee I Fl w 1 posutuoh hx eommq up wlth in LllWllLlC'l ec xetsoh o e w w lewrewee Swpu pw C Chleltims leel lf th sexo w 1 we Ng wr he wre bemg t cl lTllQlWl'y Nluskogee lloughers who were Stite Hugh School Foothill Chumpuohs ter l9pl we Chuef5 spurtee 1 Ilght but power LVISIXL t on speeev lvrezk www runners suew s UN bweoh wrtel Jurhmv Tmner whel exeml Sehtemluer l-l Se ptemher epte mher O oher Q Of toher Oe olter ctoher lXloxemlueXr 7 Nou mhm lN we mln: l CJ Nou mher 4 hem The spewrhf wel of thwt hircl ehir 1 Q C hslslecl lummwrles ts W1 r Cht rt cr t P ese three were I Cleeel o S I ear ev X20 cot LU detert wrtr teimecl with Dom J NLS 1 tl liol lrlqqs o we Sipulpw one of the xer hm st eleltrwve wma IW t S 1 ulpw should he very rrouel uf the me tmgwrelnel e I lr le eoweh Chuck lpovle eml eoieh Hermwn lXlLlSOIl1lTClllCSlWIY1lt1CO7ClWIS Clw Ctrr mal Jie Slwveh SCHEDULE uw ru Seminole Seml Sprm x Qlemulgtc htel Wclvat ertl xx Q hmq W ll Qogers L7V fvlusleoget G at r K there were thert the re he re therm there were were tht re l Ll x lvl l95l vm, J lug year for all L Xrts HW Xt X X. it K e L , . gh Q' ' Q JT Salllllm H Qll, UUT 7 C L llY hm' o Q X of gueh Q X . . lter WX lk fl F X 7 fllVV l' ki Q l lX l3 eX , lie TIQX .mel Jwhh nul Cole IIT S l-l S , gh Xl 'ts gl t to that l fgh Then S , S , x N f Y, All mm Th-S ' I X L 7 cpl VX4 7hX .le l xlnleel x X X we 1 l . 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' X e, t ' , X l X l-l 7 ' 'X Xr XP lqfllwl w l X 32 VJ lc fX X' 7 ,, X here 5 6 X P2 luls Cwterl X X pl lll FIRST STRING BASKETBALL TEAM LEFT TO RIGHT Harold Mnsener Eugene Martnn Sam Langston Don Bacon Cl fford Bradley T I Kennedy Leroy Coad Troy Totten Charles Dodson lmmy Hubbard Don Badley December 4 December ll December I8 January January January January January January January February February February February February February March l March 3 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Drumrught here Drumrxght there Sand Sprnngs there Muskogee there here there there Okmulgee Tulsa Central Bristow Damel Webster here there here Bartlesvulle Wull Rogers Okmulgee Tulsa Central there here Danuel Webster there Bartlesvulle here Brnstow here Wall Rogers there Sand Springs here Muskogee here Sapulpa Opponent FIRST ROW Don jackson Hubert Brooks I B Cue Don Bacon Iummue Tanner Don Bradley SECOND ROW Coach Bomgardner Dale Block Clrfford Bradley Raymond Asher Henry Napuer Robert Alexander THIRD ROW Tom Harruson Marvun Ellxs Charles Dodson T I Kennedy Ioe Rogers BASEBALL As sprung comes around the young man s fancy turns to and baseball Wnth a letterman back In every posltlon thus seems to be the year With the very capable Ieadershlp of Coach Bomgardner the team looks to be one ot the best In the school s hastory The team has good patchlng thus Year and we wall be gunning for the state champnonshnp Hurlnng ns Charlne Dodson and Marvnn Ellus wlth Dale Block and Don Bacon carry :ng the reluet roles Pltchnng was the weak spot on last years team who won nune games out of twelve The nntneld wnll be the same as last year except T J Kennedy has been called In from the left pasture to hold down the startlng assngnment at the rnvtlal sack Cllfford Bradley wull be at second Don Bacon at short and J B Cue at thurd I the outfield It wrll be Tom Harrison an left Jam Tanner an center and Joe Rogers In rnght At the tlme thus artucle was wrltten the Chrefs had won two games and lost one Defeatlng Stlllwater IZZ Tulsa Central 8 3 and losnng to Rogers 4 3 The Chleftauns are rated one of the top teams In Oklahoma at thus stage of the season We hope they can keep up the good work Nl: I 3 . . 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' 1 , . . . fl I , , . . . - 1 l - - I , . . 1 . l 1-ls I' ,M R I W. ,llllllllllllll FIRST ROW Don jones joe Rogers Tony Brumley Kenneth Horn Kenneth Coy Ronald Martun j B Cue Bull VanArsdale Bob Casto George Denham Ruchard Long SECOND ROW jess Taylor Richard Haney jlmmle Swartzlander Don Briggs Don Sherrell Phllllp Raggle Mac NlcClung Bull Alexander Shelby jones Cecil Bough Charles Robertson jerry Adelblue THIRD ROW Carl Lance Carl johnson Harold Alberdung Bob Boyne Ray Coleman Ronnne Robertson jerry Peters john Tyler Davnd Rutledge john Mehlus Dempsey Luster Walter jones WRESTLING Donald Dufford Coach B Il Lundy Thus year brought a lot of fursts to Sapul pa 5 wrestlrng chleftams For the tnrst tnme Sapulpa qualufued every man on the team to wrestle an the State Tournament Another flrst was the crownung of Sapul pa s first state champnon Bob Casto wrestl Ing at I I5 pounds lt was also the fnrst tume Sapulpa ever placed two men In the State Tournament wlth Ball Alexander takmg thurd un the I3O pound weught Sapulpa Ponca Cnty Bristow S Tulsa Central Tulsa Webster Chnlocco there there here there here 'ISYS Oklahoma Cnty Classen here Placed thurd In Regional Tournament Placed eighth nn State Tournament Won IO medals In Regional Tournament scored IO pounts un thus tournament the most ever accounted for by the chneftann squad In a state meet Lettermen are Rnchard Long George Denham Walter Jones Bob Casto Shelvue Jones Harold Alberdnng Dennis Tyler Carl Wrnght Bull Alexander Bob Boyne Bull Van Arsdale Ronnne Martun Kenneth Coy J B Cue Kenneth l-lorn Don Sherrill Tony Brumley and Joe Rogers Sapulpa Opponent Bob Casto placed fnrst In State Tournament WILLIAM LUNDY Bull Alexander placed third In State Tournament Coach Nu ' ................ 8 33 I Chnlocco ................. - there 23 I8 ' ...... - ...,........ 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FIRST ROW Warren Wulllamson Cecll Bough Harold Alberdlng jerry Abelblue john Beatty Bruce Worley jnmmne Mercer Horace Powshelk SECOND ROW johnny lvlorruson Ronnue Martln Bull Alexander Morrns Mayfueld Don jones Lewls Cene Smuth Bull Van Arsdale Bob Briggs Coach Boyle THIRD ROW Raymond jackson Ruchard Haney Davud Trueb Bob Reneau Davud Blodgett Larry Bally Donald Smith jlmmle Smeltzer Harold Tlger Don Herzer Members of the team not rn the pucture are Ben Tlger john Paul Cole jam Crutchfucld and jlm Hutton TRACK Sapulpo Hugh School s trackmen report ed for tralnung during the cold month of February and started preparing for the tough season ahead As the yearbook goes to press the team has partnclpated nn one meet agaunst Webster Muskogee and Bart lesvllle Sapulpa accounted for Zl ponnts agaunst these four teams who are generally conceded to be the mann powers un state track clrcles Captaln of the team us Bull Alexander medalust nn the state wrestllng tournament Bull holds the record for the fastest mule run at Sapulpa Hugh whlch IS a fast 5 Ol Track IS a comparatuvely new sport at Sapulpa but from the enthuslasm shown by the boys who make up the team very soon they wall be battllng for top honors nn thus sport SCHEDULE Quadrangular meet March 20 at Webster Traangular meet at Sand Sprlngs 6A conference meet at Skelly Stadlum State meet Nxnrtx Ihr 1 sm... 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' r 1 1 1 ' ' I .V 'Y rl' PRO To be quote delrber1tely fr1nk wrth you youngsters nobody asked us to wrrte thus but we know you would 1ll luke to know vvh1t bec1r11e of those gradu1tes of l952 so we re going to write It 1nyw1y We 1re known 1s the Clobe Tr1vel1rs lf we were to tell you our real n1mes you vtould remember us but we ll never tell Most of our cl1ss have been extremely successful a m1tter for deb1te 1nd we TFC proud of them However your sense of values m1y be dlfferent from ours so we h1ll let you 'edge for yourself One d1y as we were look ng throurfh Who s Who me Who lsntl w vt re c n er to see e n1mes of some of our old school frrends WI Flrst we came 1cross the n1me of Don lKnngl Cole who has lust funushed 1nother recording for C1p tol Records The n1me of It ns Down ln the Me1rlow ln 1 Lrttle :tty Pool looks ulfe he has 1 bug futu e n1me of Mary Ann Cooper 1lso 1ppe1reel lt seems she as the m11n 1ttr1ctuon 1s comeduenne on her own televusron show ldlots Incorporated They s1y she makes lo1n Davls look suck Next on the lust c1me Walter Brecht Ch1rles Dodson lohn P1ul Cole 1nd Ben Tlger They pl1y on 1 well known pro lOOllJ1ll team whnch h1s never been defeated lyetl Remem ber Ch1rlene Bo1z7 She rs now the to1st of Holly wood 1nd they h1ve alre1dy sugned her for sux more prctures Now we never do anythung an h1lfw1y measures and seenng our old chums n1mes an thus lrter1ry pnece made us curious so we cleclded to check up on the rest of the class of 52 by me1ns of our trusty Model First on Our lttnerary o Course w s the I e cuty of Kuefer where we found the home of Bob Martin and has wlfe Alice Burrls Much to our sur prusc they were srttung rn front of the fureplace t1klng by saylng th1t they were doing It for 1n exc1v1tlng Crew which was working ne1rby Well we sknpped to the bug towns next Down an New Orleans we found th1t Robert Alex1nder IS conductung b1nd of has own 1nd rs known 1s Step It up Alex1nder Some of the members of hrs band are 1net Cr1btree pl1yrng the stacks Mlldred Blngham playung the washbo1rd Glenn Wulson pl1yrng the bagpupes 1nl Bob Htggrns pl1vung th bells Shirley Tye and E1rl L1wson m1ke thelr home there too and 1re very c1pably m1n1gung 1 shrump bo1t On we traveled to Montgomery Al1bam1 the QFCWT mdustrnl center The present OCCUDWTIOH of Scott Hudglns and Tommy Futzpemlcl rs st1ckung bee bees rn a bee bee factory there The poor kuds thrnk nts fun Frreda Bennett works un a textile m ll pmntrng the spots on polka dot m1tera1l The next ctty on our lust w1s W1shlngton so on we pourneyed Whale there we met 1 number of our friends For lnst1nce Bull Alexander Cecll Bough and D1v1d Kend1ll 1re working for the Post Offlce Department and TS 1 result post c1rds UFC now fuve cents 1nd stamps are eught cents We also met Senators Bob Casto Dallas Muller and Ronald Coonce They coulrln t t1lk to us very long however l7CC'lLlSC they were on therr w1y to 1 conference Of course It goes wuthout s1yung th1t B1rrett D1Ily cs the Pres: dent of the Unlted States He seems to luke the punk house no the whrte house In New York we had quute a luttle g1b fest wlth MHTY Cowm1n 1 professlon1l wrestler 1nd Chrlstlne Antrlken her tr1lner They told us some rnterestnng Xml! PH ECY thungs 1bout the sport and demonstr1ted some of thelr truckrest holds We learned from them that PTTSY P1rker owns 1 dress shop an Parts Fr1nce 1nd h1t she sells orugun1l creattons Nothung but the best we always say While we re on the subject of foreign ountrues do you remember when Wrlma Rrvers took that trlp 1Dl'OZ!ClD Well she never did get b1ck es stul In Italy trynng to frgure out wh1t m1 es the Leanlng Tower lean The Rlngllng Brothers Crrcus was an New York 1t the same ttme we were and we even h1ve represent1 es fom our cl ss rn Cn the flyrn tr1peze we gllmpsed lean Dyer and 1ck McMallon us from their perch Clyde man 1ct and l1ck Codwun wondered at the tame why steel 1rmor 1nd they both w1ved to Gooch does the strong the lion tamer We 1cl had on th1t sunt of From New York we hopped on over to Chnc1go Shlrley Bennett h1s gone Into business for herself slnce you krds s1w her She manuf1ctures muscle burldung pull for 1ll would be prrze fighters 1r1d some of her executxves 1re Eugene Hall Mrnnre Lou Brents 1nd P1tty Cobb That usn t all we found In Chlc1go either We should luke for 1ll the members of the old class of 52 to know that they g1ve Leon Warner Brooks Thompson 1nd le1n Cober the nnsp1r1tnon for therr careers They decrded to m1nufacture m1rbles smnce none ol their class h1d all of theirs We dudnt make very m1ny more stops untll we got back down an Arkansas where we stopped to vrsut Le1h Fnckenger and E1rlene Morg1n on their chicken f1rm They are dolng pretty well but thus c1n be 1ttrlbuted to their effnclent m1nager Kelly Career Not far from there we r1n 1cross Leroy 1d ho lly h1s l l He plc s the bugs off pot1to pl1nts From there we c1me or' lJ'lCls to S1pulp1 1nd vlsuted with our friends here for 1 whsle R1ymond Asher trying to fund 1 good p1ylng posutlon 1 1 esnt c1ll or ny tty 1t 1ll and no exertuon spezk of Raymond told us th1t they l'l1Ll 1ppounted 1 B Henderson commlssnoner but th1t he drdnt trke the rob because the future as alw1ys an doubt However D1le Block took the job He luves only for the present anyway We 1lw1ys knew Bob H1rvey would turn out to be somethmg drstrngurshed dldnt ou? He ge l c1nt fugure ou why they lock the yury up Instead of the defendant Bob Bruggs got a yob on the polnce force because he wanted 1 job where the customer us alw1ys wrong And guess who s the manager of Kress now that s rnght lerry Alexander' Curtlss Crowe us 1 full fledged nnventor now Hts l1test lnventuon IS 1 nevx method for c1tchlng ele 1ants se y O Ou want o r e m1teruals needed r plece of p1per pencul mllk bottle tweezers and blnocul1rs Hts 1sslst1nt lor accornplucev IS lohn Bowers Ann1 M1y Archer and Helen Rector 1re the proud owners of 1 laundromat 1nd 1re m1krng so much money th1t they e dollar bulls for spltb1lls o1n Lee Carolyn Cl1rk Barbar1 C-uerhart 1nd B1rb1r1 Duckert 1re of course happy 1nd undustrrous house wuves All of them have r1ther large f1mrlres but none of them h1ve cr1cked up yet so we 1re hopnng for the best Norm1 Lrnkhart as 1n experrenced ph1rmaclst and h1s l1tely developed 1 new wonder drug She c1lls I L K I 1 I 4 v L 1 T 11 1 C L L 1 I , 1 , L II I I I I I . 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I 1 I 1 I 1 I I , 1I . , 1 I , I 1 1 1 . 1 -1 lollr ut N S Lunkharts Cure Nothung Norm1 saud th1t Peggy Wulluams Delores Seber and M1rg1ret Sand rudge are guvung d1u1cung lessons at Arthur Murr1ys Theur f1xorute us the Rumba Boogue We went to vusut Barbara Luker and her husb1nd lummue Mercer at theur dog kennel They sell mostly those wh1t are those anyw1y you know they 1re 1bout h1lf 1 dog hugh by 1 dog and 1 h1If long oyce Hugguns guves organ lessons for 1 luvung 1nd theres nothung she lukes to t1lk 'lllOLJl better She toe us of her duffucultues wuth one of l1er pupuls Bobby le1n Hampton who unsuts that shu c1n pl1y the organ wuth her toes There s 1 new law furm un town The sugn on the door says H1rruson Harruson G Herndon Yes sure enough ut w1s Robert Tommy 1nd Bob Outsude of theur pruv1te offuces un the stenogr1phuc dep1rt ment we saw some famuluar faces those of Nellue Orr Mary Ann Vaul and Delpha Boatrught At the law offuce we learned that Fred Lee 1nd lummy Ellus are the publushers of the Petty Curl C1lend1r Once un 1 whule they sell one too Hovsever they h1ve quute 1 large busuness and have theur own pruntung press A couple of theur prunters 1re l1mes Hull 'und George Robertson W1lkung down M1un we perceuved 1 new establush ment The Assuduous Housekeeper s Club Of course 1nd Mary Lou DeCr1ffenreud who were busuly knuttung multu colored socks for theur husbands On the corner of Dewey 1nd Water you may see 1 newstand wuth a guy standung there yellung Re1d a about t Lutte Bo Fa s un Mud u e us Thomas Underwood and the gurl holdung hus money box for hum us leanue Rule We um1gune all of you are wonderung why so m1ny fellows are runnung 1round town wuthout 1ny h1ur7 Well after 1 luttle unvestugatuon we found that Duck Echols us the new lD1l'l3CI' un Sapulpa He us furnushung the haur for the toupees th1t W1nd1 Wugguns us makung Another guy who re1luzed hus Iufe long 1mbutuon us Dennus Potter lyou remember old Dennuel H s 1 mortucuan 1nd he h1s 1 very urnpressuve est1blusl'1ment He has so much busuness that hus wufe Gertrude Ed w1rds has to help hum along They told us th1t P1tty Ockerm1n Phyllus Whutney and loan Rupley 1re famous fugure skaters and that they are to go to the Olympucs thus year We hope they brung home 1 traunload of trophues At the Haught Sewung Center we vu uted wuth Helen and Vurgunua Haught who sell the new push button sewung machune Boy they really make bushels of green stuff Now we had been havung a hard tume locatung Raymond and l B Mahoney and Mac McClung but the H1ughts unformed us th1t they 1re un Al1sk1 oper1tung 1 tr1dung post for the Eskumos Well Phyllus Brown fun1lly got m1rrled 1nd who the lucky guy? None other th1n Austun Ch1ppelle Congrats to hum Vurgunu1 Colden has a hobby of collectung pe1rls 1nd when she does anythung she does t 1 l g w1y She eats oysters for every me1l Remember how sweet n1tured Betty Wugguns used e7 Well he She b1kes C1 es 1l e tume to send to the prusoners 1t Sung Sung lBy the w1y they h1ve fules un them th1t s why there h1ve been so m1ny pruson bre1ks l1tely 1 Well th1t s lfe you know Spe1kung of cells Shurley Sugler us he elevator operator un the Clayton Buuldung now She saud she h1s been un that elev1tor for so lone, she us goung crazy She took us up to the thurd floor where we found 1 door m1rked Swedush MYSSTQLS Enter 1t Your Own Rusk Well we entered 1nd found th1t Freda Subb1lds and lan Self are the m1sseurs They w1nted to guve us a m1ssage but we thought better Fr1nk Phupps us the presudent of the Fux lt Weldunf., Company We dropped un on hum 1nd he told us th1t Ferrell Hardun us hus bookkeeper lt s no wonder hus books never b1lanCe It seems that lmogene Sh1ckelford 'Sh1ckl h1s become a gre1t natur1lust Rught now she us makung 1n extensuve study of burds and recordung ut un her Sh1ck at the home of her old fruend Op1l H1rvuson 1ls favorute pastume stull us e1tung 1nd she 1s funally gotten her weught up to llO Well after havung our Model A overh1uled we he1ded west to Calufornu1 We stopped off un the Texas Panhandle to vusut a cowboy fruend of ours L1rry Baker He and hus wufe P1ulune Kerns own one of the l1rgest ranches un th1t p1rt of the country We contunued our trup on to Hollywood C1lufornu1 We attended quute 1 few socu1l functuons there 1nd one evenung at Mocambo we met two f1mous sungers who 1re st1rrung un a new musuc1le They 1re Afr1nd1 Thom1son Tftfl loyce H1tley Theur 1gents Bob N1le 1nd Raymond Larkun were wuth them At Malubu Beach we saw a truo of lufe gu1rds who c1ll themselves the Beachcombers Brug1de We thought we had seen them somewhere before so we w nt 1 luttle clo er Sure enough they were from S H S too lt was P1t McCuure H1rolrl Alberdung 1nd Clufford Br1dley Barbara Brooks us the w1rden of 1 famous women s pruson now 1nd has been for sometume We found her there chattung wuth a couple of the trustees L junta and Louella Lowe They were duseussung wh1t they Could do to fund a new pastume for the prusoners who were gettung tured of playung mumble peg Well by that fume our old Model A vms gettung kund of decomposed so we h1d to yunk ut 1nd t1ke 1 bus back to S1pulp1 where we publushcd thus true 1nd correct 1ecount of our w1nderungs Nun , , . 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