Sapulpa High School - Sapulphan Yearbook (Sapulpa, OK)

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':,. - 9, yu, A. - '41 -- .. .,, ,- V.- Hr.- F o R E w o R n THE SAPULPAN STAFF PRESENTS TO YOU A REVIEW OF THE PAST YEAR'S EVENTS - A MIRROR, WE HOPE, THAT WILL REFLECT THE SPIRIT OF SAPULPA HIGH SCHOOL AND AN INSPIRATION THAT WILL STIMULATE YOUR EFFORTS TOWARDS HER FUTURE PROGRESS. MAY IT EVER REMIND YOU OF FRIENDS WHO HELPED TO MOLD YOUR CHARACTER AND CAREER AND PROVIDE YOU WITH MANY PLEASANT AND HAPPY MOMENTS TO RE- MEMBER. W gl QQZN QW Q? .Q : 1 cn l Myrtle MacKay Jean Casteel Guiding light and leading star To thy name our hearls respond lVatching inspiring where e'cr 'wc ang' ,hind leap to remembcrance of fomrarles f E'en tho' 'we sing thy praise lo lhe shy dll this and more you mean tg us, why? life can never repay you Sapulpa High. Befazmf we low you Sapulpa High. 7 - we 1956 Sapulpan Moments W to Remember D. Q. H ,K x fi Q25-11 56 X i . Q i X if .b 54 'W S-:wi M 3 fb ffl QS' x .1- YQZXSQ' W :Li - QQ X . wk -. 1 'S FYNA -5 gig . K Xi if-4333-. K Cf g f 1 . gl W . ' W Q5 iff 'ef ,, ,. W N Q -N. :QQ may-13 .NM K . 'AQ N 5 , 1 Q ., 1 ffmgggfxf J Yg ,QQ Saga X X if A W J X Q 1' 4 r -ws g. Q' 5 g 1 . I Sgt? K AWWA 1' ff AFSLFQ5 as F8 E fgr- Ql .K an XR' 1 1 I x Ski. . W X - 'Q' 6 - .R EE? 1sm',w 3 U Y Qkiw? .gag - W5 , fy 55, Q . AMN , if E S 1- ? .,X. Y X ' , S Q ii wikis?-A: sxxvw Sv?-Q ,N fwLf1wQ 1 1 NQIQILQWXSQ m SalxQ?Q5wNw2g Qikvifiwiigfvg ' fxmmwiwfwwwfwg gi?wsxwff?1QiAx YQQY'-5 :. UA' ', T: W , E 1 mf M X K SKQQQQQMEQQQQ m EWSEQQESSQFFM E ,.,.,v,.,. W, .,,, X Q Christmas New Year QJAZZ 0 5 HHNHNISM Vfvshfketv Estimv Metohkxilketa Emetelakata Tahopke Letketu-vkoponkv Vfvstvketv J f Y Q 4--W--A-ff ,,,Qw,LQ -QQ- BOARD OF Ten Milli! ,lfwx LAWRENCE President X JONES CHARLES VVILLS Vice President Treasurer EDUCATIO HEI.EN NIILLER C. B. 'I-EEL Uffk Member I70UGLAS DUCRERT JOHN D. NIOSE R-Tember R'ICI'l1bCI' Eleven .IEN N INGS B. NEVVMAN Supe rintendent of Schools Fwelvc- BETTY jo FEARS Secretary to Superintendent BETTY NIITCH ELL Registrar GARTH K. BLAKE Principal Thirteen Fuurlc COUNSELORS B. BOMGARDNER M. S., Oklalmonren A. 81 M. College Athletics 8: Counselor of Boys IHIHHHIIIHE .fllllillll MILDRED FISHER M. A., Peabody College Social Studies Sc Phychology Counselor of Girls FACULTY VV. E. HONHAM M. S., Oklahoma A. N hl. College Diversified Occupations ZELMA CARTER M. A.. University of Tulsa Spanish, Latin, and English CHARI.ES T. BOYLE ll. S., University of Michigan Physical Education, Art tsl Athletics POLLY CARTER Registered Nurse Tulsa lliorningside Hospital Woonv COOPER li. A., Southwestern Slate College American History and Athletics OPH ELIA CROSSLIN B. S., Northeastern State Office hiachines and 'T College yping ' X, -Qvuxgfs A 2 ' If - Cen. X' K.: i ,. M Vt... ..,. N si . R x M5 ,QS Q' Sw is gs Nest.. QEXEKXCW if or 1 Wx! N5 SNK Qs? I Qx X Q g sw fgis R xx hge, X f K - X .. , E if ' . Xi we - su'i?1f is-.-:ex :r.:- W 'f C - -wifi' xt- .M .fe sh ss ,s :fat -r,,w,5,..,z-Q - ,fi N,1.f,.:g:,.5,,5-::s.w 1 ,' 3' Q 1 ff' . V9 zQzT'Qw-.. Q23-', ',Se.S :..5 J ' GEORGE C. BRITE VERA DQUD M- M- Eu Ul1iV'2l'9ilY of Mlflll!-Zan B. A., Southwestern State College Instrumental Music -English Fifteen ll. S., Greenfield College Speech. History, and Auditorium M. S.. B. Sixteen FAC LTY For Ross Fox B. A., Hendrix College Oklahoma History K Civics Howfxkn bl. CRUNI , EARNEST Dom: B. A., Colorado State College English GORDON C. DAX'lS Oklulioinu A. R M. College llfcehaniczil Drawing Vocational Printing LAWENA GRAHAM S., Oklzihonm A. K lll. College General Science li. GERALDINE DuBois B. S., Oklahoma A. 8: llfl. College General Business K Typing Auous DIcKE1zsoN OPAL HELLEWELL A., Central State College B. A., B. L. S., Oklahoma University Vocal Music Librarian FACULTY C. E. HERRJNG M. A., Oklahoma University lllalhematlcs CATHERINE HOLLAND B. A., Northeastern State College journalism and English A- wear.. . . .. ,z fa- -fag, . .X., ,.:. . K we M wk EEEQMQ K 'fx 'SSA A X2 .x N ff , E ft .A fm . A Q .. A. ' ' if ' A X NNN Nik afvs Q, ,2 M t Slim SSN., A Lrg. me E 'A 5' a Wzzsusv G. Home B. S., Northeastern State College Shorthand and Bookkeeping ETH EL KELLY B. S., Columbia University Vocational Hon:-cmaking Ronmvr KAUFFBIAN B. A., University of VViCl1itzl History and Athletics BYRDA KUYKENDAI.L ll. A., Northeastern State College English VAN NIANTOOTH B. A., Arkansas State College Nlathenmtics iv! tif f Seventeen ....FACULTY.... Q ir 11 XQ'L Nr '1 Q lik X X xii S A if X X X XS 4 X Q x ei we X A i I X XS? X X, if X N .r ef , QQZHXSQE ' J-55.3 mi,.4q21i gs . .v ..,..qQ:i?Wx.f.I:i. ' 1, q c., 2 2j.gN1.3-i e .fe .wg-for x -- in .. ' ' .233 LORA G. MEHLIS NIARY STEPHENSON B. A., Culver-Stockton College B. S., Oklahoma A, K hl. College English Vocational H0lllCIlliIlClllg HENRY A. SIMMONS M. S.. Oklahoma A. tk M. College lhlathenmtics HELEN HAH. NICALLISTER ROBERT THORIAS M. A., Oklahoma A. 8 NI. College li. S., Oklnhonul A. k M. College English Science, Biology Sc Chemistry LAMAR VV. STEPHENSON B. S., Oklahoma A. Sl M. College Industrial Arts 8: Vocational Carpentry BEN H. NELSON QUENTIN WALKUP M. S., Oklahoma University B. S., Oklahoma A. 8: M. College Drivers Education 81 Athletics Agriculture Eighteen CAFETERIA FORCE 5 MRS- FAGAN Mus. CHAPMAN Mas. SANFORD Mas. CHANDLER BUILDING CUSTODIANS R. M. BURDEN W. L. WELLS H. L. CLARK Nineteen Caught in the act! I'll never tell! Oh, no! Have you seen my pet rats? Tired ! !? Studying? I wonder! Hard at work! - VVon't they ever grow up? Secrets ! Don't talk above a whisper! VVhat's so funny ? VVorking !? Not another pass! VV'hat are you making? Giggles! Uhfliss Fisher, that shouldn t be unexcused V' 'I' w ent y Esfimv 'w ff 6 ,-x x 6,3 V9 we MM? VALEDICTORIAN 0 j07Z0fL4dWf SALUTATORIAN ff ' , fy, - fj,cnM Lae Zv9cM 00 z OUTSTANDING BOY - ,i 1- . , l. ... , '45 9 56 Qnne OUTSTANDING GIRI, D. A. R. GIRL Quad? QZLQZCW BAN D QUEEN www? awaken!! HOMECOMING QUEEN N 1 9201-La can A567666 YEARBOOK KING T gh J, QL! Mbfow YEAR BOOK QUEEN Metohkvlketa 05 'SEX C N Ikrygt C X22 6 N- 5 Guns:-unplug U Seniors of '5 DON FLEMING President just Barbara :md me and Dick makes three. Thirty RONNIE GIBSON V .Z 4321 Q E Y 'LAL XJ -,A .L ff ice President VVell, ACTUALLY for BEVER. BEVERLY MARS HALL Secretary She's a queen in more ways than one. CARLETA CARTER Treasurer Thut's my GUY BOYD ACREE Any girl will do. SUE ACREE There went at MAN. ANN ADAMS l'nl different, I blush. JOHN ADAMS Man of few words. JAMES ADELBLUE I want to keep them guessing. INIARY LOUISE ALLEN His name is JOE. PETE ANGLIN l like my gals short. NELL ANTHIS I'm a blonde now. DONNA BAKER l got a letter from Eddie today. XVESLEY BARNETT Football is my one and only love. TOTYINIY BARN HART Girl Shy. RICHARD BEASLEY Nut Graduating RONALD BEATY Me, LOUD? NIAYFIELD BINGHAM Play Houkic, Mc? VERNA BLANKENSHIP Everybody is married! VVILLIAIVI BOLIN Nice and Quiet. ROBERT BRADY l've got lhe clarinet blues. CAROLYN BRIGGS ' ' ' i Lets go by Plnlls and tl en drop around by Fmfs! Thirty-one Thirty-two PAT BRISTOVV Have you seen jack? .IIM BROVVN 1. 0 V is R CHARLES BRUTON Have you seen any stray dates? DONNA BUIE Punky: Firsl, las! and always. TEDDY BURGESS Bill and COO. RAYMON D BURN S Nut afraid of work. Can lic down and slce V by it. FLOYD BURRIS I forgot my excuse again. SUE BURRIS Take me away LEON. GEORGANNE CANTERBERRY Say some-thing tn make me laugh. RICHARD CARPENTER Rich KAY CARTER I haven't caught him yet. EDDIE CARSON Do you really have to lose weight to wrestle KENNETH CASEY I'm all BARB'D up. JERRE CASTO A lady blessed with a beautiful voice BOBBY JOE CHARLES YVork facinates mc: I can sit around all dav and watch it. KATHERINE COONCE lN'Irs. ' JOAN CUPPS Have you ever been to BERRYHILL? PAT CUPPS Have you got your speech ready? IVIARY DAVIDSON Quiet Type. DEANNA DEASON l have plenty of POVVERS. IVIARY DeBROSSE French horn players never die they inst bln away. NANCY DESELEM YOUNG ia ma. JOHN DONOVAN Anything you can do l can tlo hotter. ROBERT DURDEN This hay has talent. JOE FERGUSON --Liz DON FRENCH Ohl to be a football coach. BILL GIACOIHO l'ni New Orleans bound. GRETA GISH Plenty of brains. LYNNE GRIGSBY She sings tou. ROGER GROVE Music, Music, Music. A LA DON GUY The moon is twice as beautiful when seen hy two.' BARBARA HARGROVE lllll engaged to a CASEY. JEANNIE HASKINS A letter at day will keep my blues a t NVAY N E H ART Bubbles . JANE HAUSNER To know her is to like her PHIL HENSON lt was made in TEXAS by the TEXANS. Thirty-three DVVAYNE HERNDON Cars are better than girls. PATSY HILL Smile of beauty. BARBARA HORN Mlllll not late, it's just my cur JANET JONES l'll take FOLGER's please. GARY KECK '-sink DONALD KING VVhat? Gu to school 6 hours' JERRY KING Sack'um up. f SUE LANE A girl's best friend is a PLUININIER PEGGY LANGSTON l'm steady for Freddie. ROSALIE LAZIER She's a perfect lady. JANIES LEE At last l'm getting out. JOHN LEE It takes Brains to ask questions. JOE LaFAVOR The Electricial Brain. JERRY LONEY School, just a breeze. J. O. LYTLE My girl is Outstanding. DAVID MARTIN Marilyn-um boy. NOLAN NIARTIN hly favorite name is CONNIE. FRED MAUCH Blow, blow, blow, your horn. DARRELL MENCH ' Not Graduating. GLENN MILLER lt's a FORRRRRR-d. LYLE MILLER My Brain is worth a million. BETTY MORRIS Nut as shy as she seems. BILLY CLAUDE MORRIS Ever present, ever talking, seldom wnrkmg. BILL EARL MORRIS Nut Graduating. LINDA INIORRIS Live and Learn. RON ALD MOSS Unexcused? LONNIE MCGUIRE Love 'em and leave 'em. GARY MOZARKO I can't, my ball and chain won't let me. STEWART INICINIININIY All I neetl is inspiration. BARBARA IVICREYNOLDS Fashion designer extraordinary. BETTY NEWIVIAN REEDing is my favorite pass time. JESSE ODEN Family man. TEDDE ,IO PALINSKEE Fasten your safety belts, please. BILL PARNELL Vl'ilI there ever he a bicycle built for two ? DELIOUS PARKER Anyone for a 'drag'? BARBARA PATRICK The happiest time of the day is DON. Thirty-five irty-six ROSA PAYNE Leonard anml nn: and baby makes S. BOB PI-IIPPS I eat NVhcatics. CAROLYN PINKSTON Vw nothing to say! RONNIE PINKSTON I like il W'hite House. SARAH POVVELL Colne, james! KAY PULLIAIVI The independent type. H ER MAN RAGLAN D Artist GEORGE REED l'xn bashful. NORIWA REED Leon or Don. N ELTA ROBIN SON Beautiful smile. CURTIS ROBINSON joy is in my Harton. JAY ROMINE When fun and lessons disagree, he'll take fun and let lessons be. CEASAR SAM The long, long trail! DORIS SCOTT Nice, sweet and hard to bent. ELOISE SELBY Bell Bottom Blues. TOMMY SEWELL -'Vu take n SAMPLE. FRIEDA SHORT l'vc grown up. I'm no longer SHORT. DELMAR SIMMONS Speech? It's a whiz. MAC SLATON Big Ninn, INIad at Nobotly. DONALD SIVIITH Dnn't bother me, l'm thinking. MARY ANN SMITH Have you got your English? TOIVIIVIY SIVIITH The hay with the Bullet Proof Heutl. GARY SMITH l have no time for books. LESTER SN YDER Now listen...,. i.... ...... . .,,. BOBBY STEWART I got il Man-Size appetite. KARL STONEKING Oh no, My hair is natural! JIIVIIVIY STROUP I wouliIn't Stroup to such a tlifngf' JEAN TANNER No time to waste in argument. BOBBY THOIVIPSON Free, VVhite and 64. JERRY TIFFT I go with a BISHOP. TROY VAN DECAR Always a Gentleman DARRELL WALKER Still lookin for that dream girl. KAY WEBB lVIy arm force is in the Navy.' l .IIIVIIVIY VVHITTENTON Say, if you think your big enough ......... . DANNY VVHITEHOUSE True love only happens once. VERNON VVICKHAM Vl'hose that man named Einstein? Thirty-seven Thirty-eigm MARN ELLA WILKERSON BILL WILSON ROBERT WILSON RONNIE WILSON Rum DON NA VVINTERS NR. C. is my favorite. Mrs. is the name. SONYA YARGER She's a redhead. DICK YOUNG MYRNA YOUNG cook. ORVAL YOUNG Little but mighty. WINIFRED YOUNG SENIORS VVHOSE PICTURES DO NOT APPEAR BEDFORD, VIRGINIA BERRYMAN, BILL MOORE, CHARLES I rlou't blush. I just have rosy cheeks From little acorus do mighty OAKS grow I have to take my car to the garage JEANNIE WRIGHT He walks, he talks. he's human The way to a Man's heart Well I n 1 good Daddy-0, he's sure good lookin LONG, LONG AGO 1. Teddy Ruth Burgess, 2. Rosalie Lazier. 3. Tommy Sewell, 4. Sarah Powell, 5. Sue Burris. 6. ,loan Cupps, 7. Mary Louise Allen, 8. Carleta Carter, 9. .lerre Casto, 10. Ronnie VVilson, 11. Robert XVi1son. 12. Kay Car- ter, 13. Carolyn Briggs, 14. 1XfIaryAnn Smith, 15. Fred llflauch, 16. Donna Buie, 17. Barbara Hargrove, 18. Barbara 1l'1cReyno1ds, 19. Bill Parnell, 20. Sue Acree. 21. Kay VVebb, 22. Curtis Robinson. Thirty-nine LONG, LONG AGO 23. Nelta june Robinson, 24. Betty Newman, 25. Janet jones, 26. Norma Reed, 27. lylarnella Wilkerson, 28. Peggy Langston, 29. Jay Romine, 30. Glenn lVIiller, 31. Ronnie Pinkston, 32. Bobby Stewart, 33. Kay Pulliam, 34. Lyle llfliller, 35. NVinifred Young, 36. Delmar Simmons, 37. Vernon Wickham, 38. Letn Bess Crutchfield, 39. Jean Tanner. Forty LONG, LONG AGO -30. Greta Gish, 41. Bill Giacomo, 42. Verna Blankenship, 43. Deanna Deason. 4-I-. Rosa Payne, 45. Tedde Palinskee, 46. Jeanne VVright, 47. jimmy Brown, 48. Dwayne Herndon, 49. Nell Anthis, 50. Frieda Short. 51. Sonya Yargar, 52. Jeanne Haskins, 53. Darrel VValker, 54. jim VVhittenton. 55. Barbara Patrick. 56. Robert Dnrden. 57. Donovan French, 58. Linda lVIorris. Forty-one LONG, LONG AGO 59. Mary Sue Dc-Brosse, 60. Billy Earl Nlorris. 61. Katherine Coonce, 62. Georgannc Canterbury. 63. Ln Don Guy, 64. Nancy Deselem, 65. Robert Brady, 66. Lynne Grigsby. 67. Roger Grove. 68. Carolyn Pinkston. 69. Karl Stoneking, 70. Jerry Loney. 71. Richard Carpenter, 72. Gary Keck. 73. Donna Rae VVinters, 74. Dan Wliitclicxilse, 75. VVz1yne Hart. Forty-two LONG, LONG AGO 7 76. Billv VN ilson, 77. Kilroy, 78. Barbara Horn, 79. Charles Bruton, 80. Jane Hausner, 81. Nolan llflartin, 82. Sue Lane, 83. Patricia Cupps, 84. Ronnie Gibson, 85. Ann Adams, 86. Patsy Hill. 87. Ronald Beary, 88. I. 0. Lytle. 89. Don Fleming, 90. Bobby Phipps, 91. Stewart ll'l'clWinimy, 92. Eloise Selby. Forty-three . . . . . Juniors of ' DON CARLEY Forty-four President Gi? 7,,,,.A -A A 15 2? Cfglf ,.f K W,- BILL BRADLEY Vice President JAMES HAN NA Secretary SARA LAND Treasurer HERB APPLEGATE JANE ALBERDING JUDY ALBERDING EDDIE ABLA CAROLYN BAXTER SHIRLEY BEESLEY CAROLYN BEATY KAY BERRYHILL LEONARD BEVENUE BILL BREVVER -IEANNE BROVVN TEDDY RAY BUNCH GENE CAMPBELL ROBERT CANTRELL DAVID CARTER ' DORIS CASTEEL DONALD CLEMENTS NINA COBB NANCY PAT COLLINS GARY COOPER PAT CORNWELL ARTHUR DAVIS DONNA DAVIS SAM MY DAVIS LESTER DAVIDSON PHIL DeBROSSE RDNNIE DeLONG ANN DQVDRE LINDA DODSON EDDIE DUFFORD BARBARA DYER DIANE EUBANKS Pony-five BOBBY FARRAND DAVID IVLEMING BILL FREEMAN BOBBY GASTON SHIRLEY GIBBS EARLENE GIBSON TOMMY GOBER STEVE GODVVIN MARYETTA GOLDEN CAROLYN GOXV DY LEON GOVVDY JOYCE GUINN GARNETT HANCOCK PATRICIA HARPER COLLEEN HARRINGTON LINDA HATLEY CHARLENE HILL JOHN HILL SHIRLEY HILL SHARON HENDERSON DALLAS HERZER MARY ALICE HERZER CAROLYN HICKMAN HUGH HUBBARD I-'ERN HLIDDLESTON DIXIE HUGHES DENE ILIEI-' EDDIE INORAM BOBBY JOHNSON EVELYN JOHNSON ' SUE JOHNSON DELORES JONES Pony-Sax DIXIE KIDD YVONNE KITCHEN N EOMA LOVVTHER ROBERTA LEAS LEE LYONS VIDA LEE CECILIA LaI AVOR BARBARA LI N K HART JUDY LOVE BARBARA LYTLE CARI. MAIN NORMA MAHON EY TOM M Y MATTH EVVS BILLY BOB MQCABE JOAN MCCOM BS KEN N ETI-I MQCOM BS VIRGINIA McKINZIE LAVVRENCE IN'IcMINIMY LORA LEE MISNER MARILYN MOSES DONALD MOSS GARY OLIVER VIRGINIA ORENDER JANE OVVEN LAREE PACAUD LILLY PATTERSON JERRYE PHILLIPS KAY PORTER LEON PRITCHARD BOBBIE QUIGG AIULETTA RIPLEY DELLA ROBERTSON Forty-sex en ,I WU P , N A C N XX 'Q' mb NN I Q , ps X L. I ,..- DARRELL ROSE FRANK RUEB CAROLYN SAMPLE IRENE SANTA MARIA .IANICE SCOTT DOROTHY SELBY EDITH SEWELL .IACQUE SHAFFER BILLIE SHREFFLER ROSALEE SIMPSON MARY SLAYBAUGH BEVERLY SMITH DON SMITH GARY SMITH MARGARET SMITH PHILLIP SNIDER BILL SPAULDING GLENDA STEPHENS E DORIS STOCKTON JIMMIE STOUT DARLA STRAIN JERRY STROUP ROBERT SUMNER DIANA SWARTZLANDER C HARLIE TAN NER CAROLYN TROXELL DON NA UN DERVVOOD JAMES VVALKER LEE XVALKER JEANETTE WHITEHOUSE DON WVILKERSON LUCILLE WILLIAMS WANIJA WILLIAMS CAROL VVILSON VVANDA IVILSON MARY JO WHITE Furly-ciglmt LYNN E Gsucsm' Editor RICH ARD CARPENTER Business ll-'Ianager RosAl.iE LAZIER Typist BARBARA HORN Secretary .l AN ET .ION ES Classes 'VFEIJDE PALINSKEE Baby Pictures PEGGY LANGSTON Organizations D EAN N A D EASON Orgzmizations KENN ETH CASEY Athletics BARBARA HARGROYE Artist SUE BuRR1s Features and Classes XVINIFRED YOUNG Classes SUE AGREE Organizations l'oMmY BARNHART Athletics KAY CARTER Classes and Athletics lJELN1AR SIMMONS Assistant Business Manager YEARBOOK STAFF Forty-nine Sophomores of '56 If fty V ON SLATON President RONNIE RALEY Vice President f 4 29 rf? W ggi WILLADEAN HILTZBLAN Secretary GENE SYVANSON Treasurer GROUPI FIRST ROYV: Jimm-y Jordan, Bill Fredrick, Clarence Morris, Vernon Lake, Lynn Harris, Johnny Glenn, Albert Hardy, Jimmy Boydston, Barbetta Hill, Dorothy Underwood, Alma Stephens, Tahna VVilliams, Patricia Marshall, Sandra Dufford, Sandra Denham, Bobby Granger, Donna Belk. SECOND ROVV: Earlene VVilson, Ella Jo Johnson, Judy Rube, Billy Clilpp, Charles Baker, Don Fleming, Jerry Anderson, Ruhey Yeakly, Melvin Plumn, Eva Oakes, Annetta Ovaleine, Barbara Crabtree, Arlin Reynolds, Kenneth Friend, Denis Par- ker, Presley Yarger, Jeanatta Chastain. THIRD ROYV: Pauline Tabor, Charles Banks, Raymond Gil- bert, Jack Reneau, VVillie Barnett, Ronald Lawson, Gary Cole- man, Paula Clark, Joan Smith, Marjorie Tifit, Diana Kerr, Jerry Smith, Grace Carpenter, Jim Trail, Susan Patrick, David WVatson. FOURTH ROXV: Judy Thomas, Jerry Jones, Paul Applegate, S. K. VVhitehouse, James RIcDaniel, Gerald Shook, Gene Wil- liams, Clifford Blankenship, Monte Tanton, Jolm Blodgetl, Jill Dickerson, Judy Henderson, Bobby Cheek, Dick Judd, Eugene Powshiek. FIFTH ROVV: Frankie Lcgrand, Leroy James, Roland Belveal, Carl Stevens, Bobby Raper, Lynn Durden, Eli Nvalker, Ronnie Powers, Phil Henderson. Gene Swanson. SIXTH ROVV: Bobby Paylor, Jackie NVells. VVayne Hale, Richard hloore, Charles Billings, Leonard Tipton, Joe Sherwood, Bobby Huff, Ronald Thompson, Joe Lee. GROUPII FIRST ROW: VVaync Dickens, Arthur Boone, Tommy Free- man, Vera VValker, LouAnn Roberts, Charles Hallford, Ray Landers, Jerry Marrs, Nfike Higgins, Don VVallace, Richard Smeltzer, Shirley Dawson, hiary Ann Nlanning, Eloise Under- wood, Peggy Childress, Alberta Trail, VViln1-a Davidson, Wiliiia Smith, Asher Livingston. SECOND ROVV: Sam Johnson, Joe Engles, Bob Southard, VVilli:nn Hardee, Helen Ragland, VVanda Brents, Floyd Char- boneau, Bert Patrick, Jerry Fleming, Ronnie Cox, Ann Ferreira, Virginia Horn, Margaret Miles, Kathryn Young, Carlene Smith, Jane Powell, Barbara Childress. GROU FIRST ROVV: Vera VValker, hiary Snider, Sarah YVhittenton, Judy Curry, VVanda W'ood, Judy' Switzer, lNIarv Jane Rose. Bonnie Hobens, Judy Chapman, Dorothy Casey, Betty Knight, Laverene Kirkwood, Joy Lowery. Carol Tharp, Barbara Kindall, Sharon Roberts, Ruth Johnson. SECOND ROVV: Lillian Childress, Carolyn Kerr, Xvanda Lance, Loraelta Taylor, Billy hlallory, Lila'Thomas, YVillidean Hiltz- man, Danny Kerk. Donna Baldwin, Clara Collins, Pauline Yoeham, Ruth Dolan, Janice Conners, Shirley Draegcr, Betty THIRD RONV: Charles Butts, VVayne Hale, Danny Baty, David Miller, Rannie Huckabee, Jerry Henderson, Katherine Murray. Ira Stout, Ronald Nlarvin, Ilaroltl Burdick, Allen Hart, Caroline Brooks, Ray Causey, Jackie VVells. Ronnie Raley. FOURTH ROW: Bill Causey, Billy Russell Coyne, Don Berry, Jerry Ross, Johnny Dehart, Graden Ronald hlclntosh, Na- Legrand, R. C. Smith, Napier, Gary Wheeler, Donald Favor, thaniel WVashington, Tommy Grogg, Phil YVhinery. Leon Christain. FIFTH ROVV: Dale Long, Jack Dunbar, Foster Reed, Leonard Main, Raymond Zinn, Bill Southard, Johnny Ishmael, James Dunbar, Billy Davis, Von Slaton, Lonnie Howard, VVillis lN'Iobly. PIH Bolin. Janice Jett. THIRD ROYV: Loretta Holland, Charlene Holcomb, Jerry Elliott. David Deatherage, John VVileher, Clyde Kensinger. Jim Hawkins, Pat Martin, Darla Hallemeier, Tresa Jordon, Velda Bruton, Barbara Sandridge. Iva Mae Hankins. FOURTH ROVV: Ruth King, Dorothy YVashingtun, hlary Sand- ridge, Glenda Robinson. Byron Salsman, Jack Thompson, Jimmy Ray, Doyle Hallam, Bill Chandler, Nikki Yvhittlesey, Doris Ruth. Fifty-one Freshmen of '56 PAUL PRITCHARD Fifty-mn President X fm r-fx! V5 Nft7N f XS-fix? X53 Q14 r...,,, Q . juwxmy HENDRICKS Vice President J. C. XVOOD Secretary TOMMY ADAMS Treasu rer GROUPI FIRST ROXV: Bobby Kendall, Hubert Whitehouse, Loman VVolfe, Eddie Simms, Jerry Crawford, Paula Jamison, Lucy Jo Kirby, Cheryl Snider, Elizabeth Smith, Pat Bomgardner, Don Ferguson, Sue Rankin, Jan Kuykendall, lVIary Kay DeLong, Nancy McCrackin, Carolyn Bristow, Beverly Kidd. SECOND ROYV: Mike Robeson, Betty Bishop, Barbara Cor- man, Rosalie Hamilton, Judith Eden, Paula Cheek, Guy Wil- libey, Eddie Hay, Mike Sheriff, Kay Tharp, Edna Snider, Shirley Stevens, Betsy Bray, Ethel Tilly, Patsy Stevens, Marilyn Smith, Phillis VValters, Mary Dunbar, Bobby Rodgers. THIRD ROVV: Dixie Inhofe, Alma Lu Allan, Gloria Tucker, Sharon Foster, Barbara Knight, Jana Thomas, Judith Teel, Ronnie Vanlrandingham, Perrilily Billingsly, Dema Nichols, Vivian VVickham, Lois Stevens, Carolyn Stroup. FOURTH ROVV: Melba Johnston, Carol VViggins, Barbara Sntith, Kay Foster, Pat Sellers, Fredericka Favor, Addie Frazer, Carolyn Evans, Donna Burden, Wanda W'ilmont, Patricia Dun- bar, Shirley Draeger, Gail Smith, Christina George, Larrv Tib- betts, Don Couch, Sally Henson. ' FIFTH ROVV: Connie Carter, Kay Casey, Elizabeth Fredrick, Grace Fredrick, Wvlltn-a Hall, Nancy Boyne, Shirley Rabe, Karen Routine, Mary Louise Giacomo, Carla Sue hdiller, Rita IVood- ring, Janie Martin, VVanda Widdoes. SIXTH ROYV: Rosena Strain, Mary Mobley, Sue Page, Sandra NVhinery, Elizabeth Southerland, Beatrice Russell, Ruth Rapier, Dottie Snyder, Pat Rhodes, Sue Grigsby, Shirley Rush, Rebecca Pruitt, Mary Ann Shumard. Marilyn lyioldrup. GROUPII FIRST ROVV: Katherine Asher, Helen Cole, Sharon Howard, Barbara Boss, Virginia Clements, Iylary Block, Clarence Bourne, VVayne Beebe, Beverly McReynolds, Carolyn Hargrove, Shirley Head, Nancy VVilliams, Cecil Vicfhaus, Albert Creekmore, Jim- my Miller, Leonard Fears, Edward Davidson. SECOND ROVV: VVillis Johnson, Bruce Sluss, Barbara Hatton. Joan Horton, Lonetta VValker, Patsy Beasley, Linda Slabaugh, Samuel YValkins, Mickey VValker, James Gibson, Richard Nlor- gan, Ronald McCall, Darrell Tiger, Buddy Powell, Terry Rivers, David XVeir, Larry YVilson, Harold Davis. THIRD ROVV: Mary Resetz, Norma Brown, Doris Sams, Joan Rose, Johnny Hall, Don Anderson, Bobby Branson, Jimmy Stock- ard, Bobby Langston, Glenn Ellis, Leroy Armstrong, Ruben Kelly, Teddy VVhitebouse, Leroy Young, Thomas Butts, Melvin GRO FIRST ROVV: Elano Smith, Chester Guest, Johnny Willingham, Jimmy YVhitehouse, J. C. Wood, Donald Chambers, Judy Ed' wards, Linda Carver, Jesse Gilloil, Jerry Hausner, Johnny Bruton, Dee Klingensmith, Billy Southard, Judy Winchell, Linda Yeager, Mary Jean Rector, Jon Penquite, Ronnie Ferguson, Hal Freeman, VVilma McGuire. SECOND ROVV: Willis Johnson, Russel Bailey, Jack Hosey, Darrell Draeger, Dale Hill, Helen Ruth, Carl Partridge, Nelson Seber, Larry Grey, Homer Berry, Otis Hembree. Howard Pier- son, Leroy Gibbs, Linda Jones, Johnny Davis, Chester Vanmeter. THIRD ROW: Orey Young, Tommy Huggins, Micky Clapp, Denzil Hill, Bobby Joe Kendall, VVilla lNIcReynolds, Donna Hughes, Linda Skidmore, Lenny Van Sickle, Edward Roper, Roseburrough. FOURTH ROVV: Emma Brown, lvlary Morris, Jackie Vlfalker, Carol VVhite, Carol Taylor, Jesse White, David Evans, Tony Kilgore, Dennie Childress, Dean Scott, Gary Sellers, Emma Hun- ter, Loretta Gage, Jimmy Lee Tweedy, Sue VValker, Bettv Miller. ' FIFTH ROW: Leon Johnston, Clyde Quigg, George Boyd, Tommy Adams, Gary Potter, David Wyatt, Elizabeth Fagan, Pat lVIeDaniels, Francis Timmons, Rose Ella Loflenr, Bill Newman. SIXTH ROYV: George Holmes, Johnny Moore, Leroy Hughes, Glenn Hurt. Kit Stuart, Jimmy Stockton, Melba 'Wilhite, Benny Hufft, Bob Eldridge, Charles Shaekleford, Elmer Smith, Darrell Gowdy. UPIH lylary Sue Smeltzer, Darrell lyfanley, Jerry Cowan, Charles Spears, Leroy Young. FOURTH ROW: Henry Mason, Robert Raley, James VVeir, Pete Strain, Mildred Carr, Jim Kiegley, Bill lNIiller, Jerry hlulkey, Lonnie Friend, James Grant, Eddie Hicks, Harry Lytle, Junior Stvens, Kenneth Smith, Larry Tibbets, Carl Southerland. FIFTH ROVV: Kenny Smith, Dan Hughes, Blue Page, Eddie Russell, Bill Adams, Danny Hamilton, Jimmy Hendricks, Paul Pritchard, Bruce Billingsly, Brice Smith. Eugene VanGuilder. SIXTH ROW: Gary Smeltzer, Roy Carol, 'Wayne,Corman. Dewey Mason, Dannie Huckabee, Howard Stockton, David McClellan, Jerry Gindrich, Richard Bennett. Harry Hosey, Larry DeV'itt. Fifty-three A Junior smile! Have you got that spirit? Love birdsll? Stairway of fame! Gossiping again! 0hI Youlre killing me l Guess what we're looking at? Never saw them Working this hard hetore l hlmmmmmmmm, good I How did you get into the picture? Hungry l l? Resting for fourth hour class! Fifty-four Emetelakata . ff Qi? f H5 J, 634 4-J? Z CQ, EL CIRCULO ESPANOL FIRST ROVV: Janis Connor. Sue Lane, Alma Stevens, Carolyn SECOND ROVV: Robert Brady, Danny VVhitehouse, juletta Beary. Ripley. Roberta Leas, Mrs. Carter, Donna Davis, Phillip Snider, Bill XVilson. LATINA SOCI ETAS FIRST ROVV: Phil Henderson, Nikki Whittlesey, Carol Tharp, Sandra Denham. Kay Pulliam. Linda Morris, Nlary Sue De- Brosse, Bernard Widdows, Luuree Pacaud, Pat Harper. Sharon Henderson. ESPA FIRST ROVV: George Reed, Bobby Farrand, james Hanna, John Hill, Nikki VVhittlesey, Kay Pulliam, Mary Sue DeBrossc, Sandra Denham. VVinifred Young. 4 Fifty-six SECCND ROYV: Dick Young. joe Ferguson, Roger Grove. john Donovan, james Hanna, Bobby Farr:-md, johnny Hill, David Deatheruge, lN'Irs. Carter, Bill YVilsou, Lyle hfliller, Lester Snyder, Hugh Hubbard, Bobby Stewart. LATINI SECOND ROVV: Bobby Stewart, Robert Brady, Roger Grove, Phil Henderson, Robert Durden, Mrs. Carter, Billy Vvilson, David Dearherage, Ray Cuusey, Rosalie Lazier. FRATRES LATINI FIRST ROVV: George Reed, Bobby Farrand, James Hanna, Ray Causey, Roger Grove, Dick Young, Phil Henderson, Robert Durden, John Hill, David Deatherage, Billy NVilson, Robert Brady, Ronnie Raley, John Donovan. SECOND ROVV: Ronnie Pinkston, Joe Ferguson, Lester Snyder, Hugh Hubbard, Lyle hiiller, Steve Godwin, Dick Judd, Eli FH. FIRST ROVV: Kay Berryhill, Eloise Underwood, Janice Jett, Sue Hargrove, Barbetta Hill, Judy Switzer, Billie Niallory, Carolyn Briggs. Ruby Yeakley, Grace Carpenter, Joan Cupps, Sarah VVhittenton, Jeanette VVhitc-house. Betty Roland, Connie Carter. SECOND ROIV: Mrs. Stephenson, Nikki VVhittlesey, Margaret Miles, Alma Stephens, Mary Manning, Jill Dickerson, Sue Grigsby, Judy Thomas, Katherine Murry, Karen Rnmine, Bever- ly McReynoIds, Clara Collins, Veltla Bruton, hlary Francis hlorris, Fredricka Favor. F.F FIRST ROVV: Arlin Reynolds. Raymond Gilbert, Leonard Bev- enue, Graden Napier, Raymond Burns, Dun Fleming, VVayne Dickens, Richard Morgan, George Holmer, David VVeir. SECOND ROVV: Dennis Childress, Vernan Lake, Gary Stock- ard, Don Chambers. Leonard Main, Eddie Ingram, Larry VVils0n. THIRD ROIV: Donald lhluss. Bill Spears, Donald Faver, IN'Iac Slaton, Sam Johnson, Bill Davis, Vaughn Slaton, Leon Christian, James Dunbar, Lonnie Howard, Vernon YVickham, Pat NIC- VValker, Gene Swanson, Eugene Powshiek, Arthur Davis, Floyd Charhoneau. Donnie Huckahee, Bobby Stewart, Richard Nloore. THIRD ROW: Richard Smeltzer, Eddie Hay, Ronnie Beaty, James Carlock, Ronnie DeLong, Don VVilkerson. Ronnie Powers, Eddie Abla, Kenneth McComb, Jerry Elliott, Mike Sheriff, Foster Reed, Rlrs. Carter. A. THIRD ROYV: Barbara Hargrove, Barbara Childress, Wilma Smith, Linda Skidmore, W'illa McReynolds, Vivian VVickham, Patsy Beasley, Jean Tanner, Dema Nickels, Emma Brown, Per- rilily Billingsly, Ruth Napier. FOURTH ROVV: Mary Kay DeLong, VVanda YVilliams, Lillian Childress, Patricia Cupps, Nina Cobb, Grace Fredrick, Judith Eden, Rosalie Hamilton, Patsy Hill, Elizabeth Southerland, Helen Cole, Jana Thomas, Lois Stevens, Dianna Kern, VVanda Lance. A. Daniels, Mr. VValkup. FOURTH ROVV: Darrel hfanley, Sam Davis, Jack Dunbar, Leroy Armstrong, Danny Hamilton, Leroy Hughes, Charles Tan- ner, Wayne Caramen, Johnny hIoore, Tommy Adams, Herbie Applegate. FIFTH ROVV: Charles Shackelford, Carl Main, Grayson Rice, George Main, Darrel Rose, Louis Kelly, Larry Gray, James XVeir, Troy Vandecar, Dale Dickens, Chris Bond. Fifty-seven ALPHA FIRST ROWV: hiargarel hliles, Barbetta Hill, Gloria Tucker, Linda Carver, Kay Tharp, Shirley Rabe, Mary Mobley, Mary Ann Shumard, Jan Kuykenzlall, Judy Curry, lNIary Giacomo. SECOND ROVV: Lucy Jo Kirby, Lila Thomas, Jana Thomas, Kit Stuart, Ronnie Van Landingham, Paula Cheek, Grace Car- TRI-HI-Y penter, Sue Page, Lynne Durden, lVilladean Hiltzman, Ivlnrilyn Molilrup, Nancy McCrackin. THIRD ROVV: Judith Eden, Linda Skidmore, Carol Taylor, Reiila VVoodring, Betty Knight, Sandra Denham, Carolyn Stroup, Donna Baldwin, Betsy Bray, hilary Kay DeLong, Elizabeth Fagan. BETA TRI-HI-Y FIRST ROVV: Jeanette Whitehouse, Kay YVebb, Jeanie Brown, Sharon Henderson, Sue Burris, Gcorganne Canterbury, Carolyn Briggs, Kay Pulliam, Kay Carter, Barbara Patrick, Donna Baker, Barbara Horn, Ann Adams, Edith Sewell. SECOND ROVV: Laree Pacaud, Sue Lane, Janet Evelyn Jones, Donna Davis, VVanda Wilson, Nancy Collins, Pat Cornwell, Patricia Harper, Carolyn Sample. hlarilyn hloses, Ann DeVorc. NVanda VVilliams, Nina Cobb, Norma Reed, Beverly Marshall, Nell Anthis, Kay Porter. THIRD ROYV: Peggy Langston, J uletla Ripley, Donna VVinters, Beverly Smith, Linda Dodson, Pat Bristow, Jackie Shaffer, Greta Gish, YVinifred Young, Rosalie Lazier, Deanna Deason, hlrs. Kuykendall. HI-Y FIRST ROW: James Hanna, Lonnie lN'IcGuire, Glenn Miller, Bill Giacomo, Bill VViIson, George Alexander, Don VVaIlace, Bobby Fnrrand, Charles Baker, Don Fleming, Don French, Dick Judd. SECOND RONV: Gene Swanson, David Fleming, Ronnie Gibson, Jay Romine, Hugh Hubbard, David Deathernge, Eli Walker, Phil Henderson, James Adelblue, Jim Brown, Nlr. Doke. Fifty-eight THIRD ROVV: John Higgins, Richard Carpenter, Phil De- Brossc, Jon Penquite, Johnny Hall, Bill Newman, Jimmy Stroup, Gary Oliver, Robert Durden, FOURTH ROVV: Bill hIr:Cabe, John Hill, Joe Ferguson, Ron- nie DeLong, Eddie Dufford, Jolm Donovan, Carl Stoneking, hir. Herring, Ronnie Powers, Ronnie Pinkston. Vi. POW WOW STAFF FIRST ROWV: Joan Meffombs, hlary Allen, Sue Lane, Betty SECOND ROVV: Janet Jones, Barbara Horn, Georganne Canter- Newman, Jay Romine, Sarah Powell, Frieda Short, Norma Reed, hury, Ronald Beaty, Roger Grove, Kay Pulliam, Kay Carter, Nlrs. Holland. Jeannie YVright. SAFE DRIVERS CLUB FIRST ROXV: Evelyn Johnston, llflike Robeson, Pat Cornwell, Betty Newman, Kay Berryhill, Phil Dellrosse, Barbara Patrick, Don Fleming, Leon Pritchard, lX'Iac Slaton, Sonya Yarger, Norma Reed, Phil Henson. SECOND ROVV: Lonnie McGuire, Laree Pacaud. Donna lVin- ters, Nikki IVhittlesey, Wanda VVilson, VVanda VVilliams, De- anna Deason, Sharon Henderson, Jeannie Brown, Eddie Dufford, Bobbie Quigg, Glenda Stevtens. THIRD ROVV: Sue Burris, Lynne Grigsby, Kay Porter, Nell Anthis, Nancy Collins, Jackie Sheaffer, Nina Cobb, Tammy PEP FIRST ROVV: Carolyn Sample, Pal Harper, Pat Cornwell, Jan Jones, Kay Pulliam, Kay Carter, Barbara Patrick, Beverly hlarshall, Sonya Yarger, Jeanette Yvhitehouse. SECOND ROVV: Laree Paeaud, Jeanne Brown, Sharon Hen- derson, Carolyn Briggs, Jaeque Shaffer, Vlfanzla YVilliams, Kay Porter, Janice Scott, Jane Phillips, Barbetta Hill, Edith Sewell, Fredrieka Favor, Grace Carpenter, Barbara Childress. THIRD ROVV: Marilyn Molilrup, Jan Kuykendall, Sue Lane. Donna IVinters, IVanda Wlilson, Nlarilyn Nloses, Anelte Oval- Iine, Georganne Canterbury, Shirley Rabe, Deanna Deason, Janice 5-J C Sewell, Billie Shreffler, Bill lNIcCabe, Dewaync Herndon, Caro- lyn Sample. FOURTH ROVV: Sue Lane, Jerrye Phillips, Glenn Miller, Janice Scott, Kay Carter, Wiladean Hiltzmen, Juletta Ripley, Larry Mchlininly, Charles Baker, Bill VVilson, Lester Snyder, David Fleming, Donna Davis, Stewart lXIclI'Iiniiny. FIFTH ROW: hlrs. Crosslin, Ronnie DeLong, James Hanna, Kay IVebb, Herbie Applegate, Carl Stoneking, Jinnny Stroup, Phillip Snyder. John Donovan, Robert Sumner. SIXTH ROVV: Mr. Cooper. Bill Southard, Jim Stout, Gary Wheeler. Tonuny Barnhart, Eli VValker, George Alexander. LUB S Jones, Vllilma Smith, Barbara Crabtree, Judy Switzer, Judy Henderson. FOURTH ROVV: Nfiss Fisher, Kay W'ebb, Sue Burris, Pat Bristow, Judy Love. Donna Baker, Sandra Dufford, Betty New- man, Nancy Pat Collins, Delores Jones, Eva Oakes, Pat Blar- shall, Diane Eubanks, Susan Patrick, Lynne Darden. FIFTH ROVV: Donna Baldridge, Billie N-Iallory, Linda Dodson, Beverly Smith, Anne DeVore. Jill Dickerson, Norma Reed, Carol IVilsou, Diane Swartzlander, Nancy Boyne. Mary Shu- mard, Shirley Beasley, Mrs. McAllister. Fifty-nine BETA CLUB FIRST ROVV: Dolores jones, Sharon Henderson, Irene Santa Blaria, Kay Berryhill, Janet Jones. Norma Reed, Kay Pulliam, Linda Morris, Lynne Grigsby, Mac Slaton, Sue Lane, Barbara Horn. SECOND ROVV: David Fleming. Bobby Farrand, jimmy Hanna, Bobby Stewart, Rosalie Lazier, Sue Burris, Sarah Powell, Frieda F.B FIRST ROVV: Peggy Langston, Donna VVinters, Nancy Collins. Patsy Cupps, Janet jones, Barbara McReynolds, Patsy Hill, Tedde Palinskee, Sue Lane, Blarilyn lNIosz-s, Bill Shreffler. Short, Donna VVinters, Diane Enhanks, Greta Gish, Nancy Deselens. THIRD ROVV: Kay Porter, Sue Aerec, Donna Bnie, Betty Newman, Nlary Allen. Georgannc Canterbury, Judy Love, IfVanda Williams, George Reed, Sarah Land, -leannie Haskins. FOURTH ROVV: Patricia Cupps, Teddy Hall, Robert Brady. John Donovan, Dick Young, Hugh Hubbard, Miss Dickerson. L. A. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Crosslin, jane Hausner, Sarah Powell, Kay Pulliam, Carolyn Briggs, Georganne Canterbury. Eloise Selby, Lynne Grigsby, Donna Baker, Joan Cupps, Norma Reed, Teddy Burgess. FUTURE TEACHERS , FIRST ROIV: Pat Rhodes, Judy Love, Dolores jones, Carolyn Beaty, Sharon Henderson, Judy Curry, Lila Thomas, Billie hlallory, Edith Sewell, Laree Pacand, lVIary Ann Shnmard. SECOND ROIN: Carolyn Sample, Jeanette Vlfhitehouse, Dottie Snyder. Sue Page, VVanda VVilson, Delmar Simmons, Dick Young. Richard Carpenter, Betty Newman, Patricia Harper, Greta Gish, Anne DeVore, Marilyn Nloses. Sixty THIRD ROVV: Roberta Leas, Marilyn hlobley, Jan Kuyken- dall, Kay Porter, Donna Baldwin, Nancy Pat Collins, Nikki YVhittlesey, Carol Tliarp, Evelyn johnson, Betsy Bray, Don Ivallace. FOURTH ROVV: Donna Davis, Jeanne Brown, INIr. Simmons, Beverly Smith, Kay Berryhill, Carolyn Hickman, juletta Ripley, Foster Reed, Lester Snyder. DEVOTIONAL CLUB FIRST ROVV: George Reed, Lester Snyder, Jerry Crawford, Dixie Hughes, Carl Stevens, Kay Berryhill, Paula Clark, Jill Dickerson, Sandra Dufford, Mary Mohley. Sue Page, Judith Eden, Mary Sue Smeltzer, Betty Bishop. SECOND ROW: Betsy Bray, Lila Thomas. Judy Curry, Nikki VVhittlesey, Deanna Dcason, Don Vlallaee, Foster Reed, Byron Salsman, Paula Caldwell. Dottie Snyder, Pat Cornwell, Laree Paeand, Gary Oliver, Jan Kuykendall, Mary Ann Thomas. THIRD ROVV: Jana Thomas, Sue Lane, Pat Rhodes, Paula Jan:-eson, Rosalie Lazier, Nell Anthis, Kay VVebb, Mary Ann Smith, Ann Adams, VVanda VViddows, Billie Nlallory. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Horn. Nolan ltlartin, Jeannie ,Has- kins, Donna Davis, Jeanette Vlfhitehouse, Carolyn Sample, Greta Gish, Judy Switzer, Nancy Pat Collins, Pat Harper, Carolyn Beatv. SCIENCE CLUB FIRST ROYV: lNIary Sue Smeltzer, Leonard Tipton, Phil Whinery, Donna Baldwin, Don VV'allace, Max Slaton, Graden Napier, Mary Ann Shumard. Jon Penquitc. Billy Newman, Jack Reneau. SECOND RONV: Robert Brady. Harold Burdick, Bob Southard, David Deatherage, Byron Salsman, Eddie Dnfford. John Hill, David Miller, Bill Chandler, Danny Kirk, Jerry Elliott, Mr. Thomas. THIRD ROXV: Tommy Sewell, Bobby Stewart, Joe LaFavor, Von Slaton, Carol Tharp, John Donovan, Beverly Nlarshall, Richard Carpenter, James Atlelbluc. Bill Southard. STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROVV: Billy Giacomo, James Adelhlue, Httgh Hubbard, Glenn Miller, Phillip DeBrosse, Don Fleming, Don Smith, Don Anderson, Dee Klingensmith, Gary Potter. SECOND ROYV: Ranny Huckabce, Phil Henderson, Billy Clapp, Carol Tharp, Bobbie Qnigg, Bobby Langston, Danny Hamilton, Pat Bomgardner, Susan Patrick, Patricia Harper. Rosalie Lazier. THIRD ROYV: Clyde Kensinger, Ronnie Gibson, Barbara Horn, Nfary Sue Smeltzer, Dottie Snyder, Diane Eubanks. Sixty-one OFFICE ASSISTANTS FIRST ROXV: Lynne Grigsby, Jeannie VVright, Jerre Casto, Judy Chapman, YViladean Hiltzntan, Nancy Pat Collins, Joan Cupps, Nikki VVhittlesey, VVinifred Young, Barbara Horn, Lucy Jo Kirby, Dorothy Underwood. SECOND ROVV: Barbara lN'IcReynolds, Jeannie Haskins, Pa- iricia Capps, Nancy Deselem, Jill Dickerson, Lynne Durden, Pat Bristow, Barbara Patrick, Kay Carter, Gcorganne Canterbury, B-Iaryetta Golden, Barbara Childress, Grace Carpenter, lNTary Ann Nfanning. THIRD ROVV: Beverly Smith, Jeanne Brown, Pat Cornwell, Peggy Langston, Rosalie Lazier, Sue Acree, Mary Louise Allen, Don Carley, Gene Campbell, Billie hfiallory, Edith Sewell, Patricia Harper, Sarah Land, Ruby Jewell Yeakley. AUDITORIUM BOARD FIRST ROVV: James Hanna, Dick Judd, Delmar Simmons, Jill Dickerson, Carolyn Beaty, Pat Bristow, Pat Bomgardncr. SECOND ROYV: lNIr. Davis, lNIr. Crum, hlrs. DuBois, hlrs. Carter, Miss Fisher, Miss Dickerson. STAGE CRAFT Jerry Loney, Leroy Hughes, Junior Stevens, Robert LaBass, Johnny Hall, Teddy Whitehouse, VVillie Barnett, M r. Crum. Sixty-two 7 i l PRINTERS CLUB FIRST ROVV: Thomas Rivers, YVilliam Hardee, Richard Adams, Gene Ivillianls, Rosalie Lazier, hlonte Tanton, Tom Freeman, Billy Earl Nlnrris, Kenneth Casey. SECOND ROVV: john VVilchcr, Don Clements, Don King, Lynne Grigsby, Jerry Henderson, Barbara Horn, Bill Causey, johnny DeHart, Bill Parnell. LIBRARY CLUB FIRST ROVV: Donna Buie, Eloise Umlerwoml, Shirley Hill, Vera Ylialker, Alma Stevens, Karon Romine, Barbara Smith, Carol Gowdy, Charlen Hill, Lois Stevens, Pat Sellers. Linda lones. SECOND ROVV: Fern Hudilleston, ,loan Smith, Donna Bald- TG' FIRST ROYV: Gary hlozarko. Floyd Burris, Nelta Robertson, Rosa Payne, Emmett Guest, jerry Tifft, john Lee, john Adams, Richard Beasley. Pcte Anglia, Robert VVilson, Delious Parker, Herman Ragland, lblyrna Young, Bobbie Quigg. SECOND ROXV: Curtis Robinson, james VValker, Clifford Blankenship, Ray Landers, Leonard Snodgrass, Tommy Barn- win, David McChellan, Kenneth Smith, lXIike Sheriff, Steve Godwin, Bill Parnell, Patsy Beasley, Paula jameson, Sharon Howard. THIRD ROW: Carol VViggins, hlelba johnson, Rosalie Ham- ilton, Dixie lnhofe, Betty june Bishop, Linda Yeager, Mrs. Hcllcwell, Hal Freeman. I CLUB hart, Don liolin, Darrell VValker, Tom-my Smith, Lester Snyder, Don Smith, Charles Bruton. THIRD RONV: Billy Brewer, Bill Bradley, Lester Davidson, Larry Lantz. Bill Berryman, Lonnie Johnston, Lawrence Char- honeau, Darrell Rose, jimmy Allen. Mr. Stevenson, Mr. Bon- ham, Kenneth Casey, hir. Davis. PROJECTIONIST CLUB FIRST ROIV: Hal Freeman, Clyde Kensinger, Steve Godwin. Charles Baker, Larry Lantz, ,lack Rcneau, Bill Spalding, Harold Burdick, Bill Berryman, jim Hawkins, Kenneth Edward Smith, SECOND ROWV: Tommy Barnhart, Clifford Blankenship, Bill VVilson, Stewart Nlelllinimy, Phil Wlhinery, Nolan lXIartin, Nlr. Campbell, Bill Parnell, jerry Stroup, Larry lVIclXIinimy, Leroy Kenneth Smith. James, Niike Robson. . .SiXt:'1tlue5 SAPULPA HIGH SCHOOL BAND ' WMI V GEORGE C. BRITE Director K BAND OFFICERS er Grove, President: Bill Wilson, Vice President: Sue Acree, Secretary-Treanzi-:r Kay Berryhill. Twirlerg Ivlargaret Smith, Twirlerg Foster Reed. Drum Rflajorg Rosalie Lazicr. Band Queeng XVinifred Young, Twirler. ' FLUTES AND OBOES First Row: Nina Cobb, Donna Davis, Sue Acree, Kay Berryhill, Judy Teel. Second Row: Maryetta Golden, Steve Godwin, Ian Kuykendall, Betsy Bray, Bonnie Hobens, Rosalie Lazier. Sixty-five CLARINETS First Row: Robert Brady, Bobby Stewart, Gene Campbell, Leonard Tipton, Don Carley, lvlary Sue Smeltzer, Lila Thomas. Second Row: Winifred Young, Bobby Thompson, Carol Ann Baxter, Carol Taylor, Edward Hicks, Jana Thomas, Mary Kay DeLong. Leonard Fears. WOODWINDS First Row: Ray Causey, Sharon Howard, Ronnie Gibson, Arthur Boone, Kit Stuart, Bill VVilson, Judy Curry. Second Row: Carol Tharp, Gloria Tucker, George Recd, .lon Pcnquite, Dean hiac Iliff, Phil Henderson, Sharon Kay Tharp, Harold Burdick. Sixty-six CORNETS First Row: Dick Young, Foster Reed, Gary Keck, Ronnie llflclntosh, ll-like Slxirff, Ronnie Van Landingliam. Second Row: Richard Smeltzer, Donnie Huckabee, David VVyatt, Bobby Branson, Bill Newman, Bobby Kendall. TROMBONES AND FRENCH HORNS First Row: Stewart lX'IclX'Iini1ny, Ronnie Beary, Larry lUcMinimy, David Rfliller, Carl Stevens, Bob Soutliard. Second Row: Eddie Abla, Bill Clapp, Clyde Kensinger, Byron Salsman, Mary Sue DeBrosse, Eugene Van- Gilder, Don Favor. Sixty-seven BASS AND BARITONES First Row: Fred Nlilllilll, Danny VVhitcl1ouse, Bill lwclfabe, James Aelelblue. Rnnnie Huckahee Second Row: lllike Robson, Jerry Elliott, Gary Smeltzer, Doyle Hallum. i :mums Nlary Louise Allen, Judy Winclicll, Roger Grove, Blue Page, lliargaret Smith, Pat Nlartin. Sixty-eight MARCH I N G BAN D The Sapulpa High School Band under the direction of George C. Brite is composed of S0 members from grades 9 to 12. Regular rehearsals are held each morning at 8:00 a. m. in addition to regular section rehearsals each week. Marching, parades, and football games occupy much of the band's time during the first part of the school year. The band played at all the home games and made 4 trips with the team. The band was awarded first place in the class'l'A bands at the Bi- State hflarching Contest held in Ft. Smith, Arkansas. In addition to the marching contest, the band attended the Tulsa University Band Day and one of the A. 81 M. football games in Stillwater. Students selected for the All-State Band were Roger Grove and Robert Brady. Nlary Sue Smeltzer and Eugene VanGilder was picked to play in the All-State Freshman Band. The band sponsored the Tulsa University Band in a benefit concert during March. The annual spring concert rep- resented the musical high light of the year climaxing weeks of hard work and practice. This year the band had 13 four year lettermen. Sixty-rain Nly, these books are heavy! She uses Ipana! Love Is A Nlany Splendored Thing. Really, how exciting! Leaning Tower! F:1ttening??? A Mans Best Friend! QBesides 21 Girl! Let me see your little black book. All American! Roger, how funny! Seventy VOCAL MUSIC DEPARTMENT The Vocal Music Department under the direction of bliss Argus Dickerson had 250 students participating in at least one of the following groups this year: The Girls' Glee Club, the Choir, and the Freshman Girls' general music classes. Three small ensembles which proved successful were the Sooners, Treble Tones and the Tri-Tones. They sang at many programs andqac- tivities during the year. The Christmas season was highlighted by an even- ing of Christmas Caroling. Finishing the evening with refreshments served by the Choir Parents Club, better known as the Treble Clef Club. Mrs. Nlargie Keck was President of the club. Other officers Were: lVIrs. VV. Ripley, Vice President: Mrs. Leo Cornwell, Secretary, and Mrs. Il. H. Pacaud, Treasurer. Choir officers were Nolan Martin, Presidentg Dick Young, Vice President, Lynne Grigsby, Secretary and Treasurer: Barbara Horn, Reporterg and Deanna Deason, Historian. The Vocal Music Groups big moment of the year was their production of Broadway Highlights. A light and gay revue of seven musical commedies. The Choir gave a fall and spring concert, preformed at a number of club meetings and various civic functions, besides entering the annual spring district and state vocal con- tests. ARGUS DICKERSON Vocal llflusic Director NOLAN MARTIN DICK YOUNG. LYNNE GRIGSBY President Vice President Secretary and Treasurer Seventy-on CHOIR FIRST ROYV: Edward Davidson, Bob Eldridge, james Grant, Gary Keck. Byron Salsman. George Reed, Billy McCabe, jerry Stroup, Dwayne Herndon, Ronnie l'inl-iston, Dick Young. Don Fleming, james Adelblue, Bill Southard, ,lay RKIIII-EIIC. SECOND ROYV: Beverly lllarshall, Barbara lNlcReynolds, Mary Ann Smith, Eddie Ingram, Lenny Van Sickle, Russel' Bailey, Gary Colmen, Nolan Martin. Ronnie Gibson, Foster Reed, Ronald Healy, Billy Nlorris, Bobby Jeffries, Eddie Duf- ford, Donna Baldwin, ,Indy Chapman. V THIRD ROVV: Sue Lane, Susan Patrick, 'Jeanette NVhitehousc. FOURTH ROYV: Pat Marshall, jill Dickerson, Kay Bcrryhill, Eloise Selby, Donna YVinlers, Bonnie Hobens, Donna Belk, Carolyn Healy, -lulelta Ripley, Nancy Collins, Yvanda NVilson, Jeannie Haskins, Donna Baker, Billie Malory, Carolyn Hickman, Nina Cobb, jcrre Casio. Judy Curry, Diane Eubanks. FIFTH ROYV: l'at Cornwell, Eva Oakes, Linda Morris, Beverly Smith, Ann DeVore, Lila Thomas, Delores jones, Lynne Grigsby, Billie Shreffler, Judy Thomas, Donna Davis, Carolyn Briggs, Barbara Horn, Barbara Patrick, Laree Pacaud, Deanna Deason. - GIRLS GLEE CLUB FIRST ROWV: lVilma Davidson, Nina Cobb, Garnett Hancock. Sara Whittenton, Judy Switzer, Yvonne Kitchen, Dorothy Underwood, Nina Seber, jeanetta Chastain, jane Alberding, Judy Alberding, Kay Porter, Janice Scott, VVilladean Hiltzman, Janis Connor, Carlelta Carter, Nancy Deselem, Lillian Childress. SECOND ROVV: Thelma Smith, Lynne Durdcn, Pat Blartin, Eloise Underwood, Carolyn Kerr, Darla Hellemeis, Sandra Denham, Annetta Onalline, VVanda YVilliams, Vida Lee, Ruby Seventy-two Yeaklcy, Lucille VVilliams, Peggy Childress, jerre Phillips, Earline Gibson, Shirley Beasley, Jacque Shaffer. THIRD ROVV': Barbara Childress, Judy Henderson, Barbara Sandridge, Sharon Roberts, jane Powell, Dorothy Selby, AI- berta Trail, hliss Dickerson, Judy Farraria, Grace Carpenter, Barbara Crabtree, Sarah Powell, June Burns, Joyce Quinn, Carol VViIson, Cecilia LeFavor. TRI TONES Betsy Bray, llarilyn lfloldrup, Donna Baldwin SOONERS George Reed. Nolan llflartin, Byron Salsmun, Ronnie Pinkston TREBLE TONES Lynne Grigsby, Ann DeVore, Beverly Smith. Pat Cornwell, Jeannie Haskins, Jeanette VVhitehonse, Barbara Horn. .lerre Casto Seventy-three FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA XIRS. CROSSLIN Sponsor Sex enly-four RONNIE GIBSON President 'FEDDE PALINSKEE Vice President JAN ET JON ES Secretary Pnrmem CUPPS Corresponding Secretary KAY PULLIAM Treasurer JOAN CUPPS Chaplain The Future Business Leaders of America is an organization for Commerce students. It was formed to develop competent. aggressive business leadershipg to create more interest and under- standing in the intelligent choice of business occupations: to par- ticipate in worthy undertakings for the improvement of business and citizenship and to foster patriotism. Every year the F. B. LA. sponsors a contest for the Ideal Secretary. Teddy Ruth Burgess won the honor this year by com- piling the highest number of points in the typing, shorthand, personality, and general business tests. TEDDY RUTH BURGESS Ideal Secretary First Row: Carolyn Briggs, Joan Cupps, Judy Switzer, Sara VVhittenton, Jennetta 'VVhitehouse. Second Row: Ruby Yeakley, VVanda VVilliams, Billie llflallory, Barbettn Hill, Grace Carpenter. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The Future Homemakers of America is the national organization of students studying homemaking in junior and senior high school. It is non-profit, non-compet- itive, and is sponsored by teachers of home- making and operated by the girls them- selves. Any student enrolled in homemak- ing or who has taken one year of home- making may be a member. The Sapulpa Chapter is composed of fifty active members. The Future Homemakers Club serves as a motivating force for the homemaking programs in each community. It increases the appreciation for homemaking, gives an opportunity to develop leadership, and ga helps to create co-operation in the home, school, and community life. The fundamentals of the club are: Q11 to promote appreciation of joys and satisfaction of home making, f2j to em- phasize the importance of worthy home membership, QQ to encourage democracy in the home and community life, f4j to work for the good home and family life for all, CSD to promote international good- will, C6Q to foster the development of creative leadership in home and community life, UD to provide Wholesome individual and group recreation, and KSQ to further interest in home economics. Seventy-five lfirst Row: Carolyn Briggs. Presidentg Georganne Canterbury, Vice Presidentg Jeanne Brown, Cor- responding Secretary: Sue Burris. Recording Sec- retaryg Sharon Henderson, Treasurer. Second Row: Barbara Horn, Chaplaing Barbara Patrick, Historiang Kay Pulliam, Sergeant at Armsg Donna Baker, Sergeant at Arms: Kay Carter. Re- porter. TRI-HI-Y This year the Tri-Hi-Y Club, a Chris- tian organization, with its membership of 36, has been one of the most active clubs in Sapulpa High School. Under the sponsor- ship of lVlrs. Byrda Kuykendall, Mrs. Ella Van Nlantooth, and Mrs. Lavena Graham, they have held bi-monthly meetings at the Y.VV.C.A. and high school. Our meetings consisted of scheduled programs with guest speakers, films, and teen talk. Tri-Hi-Y projects for this year in- cluded a VVorld Service Pledge which Went into a nation-wide Hi-Y campaign to help people in other nations, gave gifts to the Qld Peoples Home at Christmas time, and we adopted children at the NVhitaker State Seventyqsix Home at Pryor. NVe gave gifts to these children at Christmas and on their birth- days. The social calendar of the club con- sisted of a coke party, color dance, and Spring formal where the Tri-I-Ii-Y Dream- boat was crowned and the officers for '56-'57 were announced. Sapulpa's Tri-Hi-Y was represented at the 5th Hi-Y Youth Legislature in Oklahoma City and at the State Hi-Y, Tri- Hi-Y Convention held in Enid. The Tri- Hi-Y received the AA Honor Club Cer- tificate, which is the highest honor that can be given to a club, at the State Convention. CI-IEER LEADERS First Row: Pat Cornwell, janet Jones, Kay Carter Second Row: Kay Pulliam. Barbara Patrick. Beverly llflarshall PEP CLUB The 1955-56 Sapulpa Chieftains Pep Club is composed of girls from the Freshman through the Senior class. The main purpose of the club is to arouse school spirit in all athletic events. During football season, the Pep Club marches in all the home parades, and decorates the goal posts for home games. A special sec- tion is reserved in the bleachers for the Pep Club when the games are played in Sapulpa. Also the club gives its support to the basketball team. Each year the club chooses six cheer leaders, to lead the club in its yells. They may be chosen from the junior or Senior classes and will be a cheer leader for one year. The election of new cheer leaders is held at the close of every year, so they may practice during the sum- mer and be ready to start leading at the first game of the next season. The sponsors this year are: Miss Fisher and Mrs. McAllister TWIRLERS Sonya Yarger, Carolyn Sample, Jeanette Whitehouse, Patricia Harper Seventx sex en DAVID FLEMING RONNIE GIBSON PATRICIA HARPER President Vice President Secretary YOUTH BOARD The Youth Board is the governing body for the Youth Center. It serves as a clearing house for all activities at the Center and elects the sponsors. The Youth Center provides much in the way of entertainment for the students of Sapulpa High and we are very proud of it, as it is one of the few in Oklahoma. This year the center was completely re- decorated and the bleachers were removed to provide more space. A complete Hi- Fidelity sound system was installed. Tables and chairs were acquired. Certainly one of the outstanding social events of the year was the annual Christmas Dance. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of lVliss Rosalie Lazier as Youth Board Queen by her escort, Robert Durden. Seventy-eight YOUTH BOARD liirst Row: Dec Klil1f,LCl1Slllltll, Dwayne Herndon, David Fleming. Sharon Henderson. Put Harper. Szindrzl Dufforsl, Jill Dickerson. Second Row: Bill Bradley. Clyde Kensinger, Phil Henderson, .lon Penquite, John Hall, Sue Burris, jan Kuykendal, Jarnes Adelblue. Third Row: Bobby Farren, jim Stroup. Hugh Hubbard, Ronnie Gibson. Sue Lane, Carolyn Briggs, Paula .lElI'l1CS0ll, Pat Bomgzirdner. Bobbie Quigg. ROSALIE LAZIER CHRISTMAS DANCE Youth Board Queen Seve-nty-nine STUDENT COUNCIL RON NIE GIBSON, President DAVID FLEMING. Eighty Vice President SUSAN PATRICK. Recording Secretary ROSALI E LAZI ER, Corresponding Secretary JAMES ADELBLUE. Treasurer BARBARA HORN. Chaplain The Student Council is an important or- ganization in the handling of student-community and student-faculty relations. The council this year consisted of twenty- nine members from which six officers were elected. In an all-school election each spring the students elect the president and vice-president of the student council for the following year. At the beginning of the school year, each home room elects a representative to the council which gives all classes an equal representation in this body. During the summer several members at- tended the national Student Council VVork-shop which was held at the Tulsa University's cam- pus. There, the members attended classes and enjoyed recreational facilities. The council makes arrangements for many of the school events. This year it planned the homecoming parade, the coronation of the queen, the special assembly and the always popular Now or Never lVeek . To make a girl's dream week complete, a Sadie Hawkin's Nightclub Dance was held at the Youth Cen- ter. Other activities sponsored by the Student Council included the Student-Faculty Basketball Game, President's Banquet, Community Chest Drive, and Student Directories. The main project of the Student Council was to set up an Activities Recommendation which would improve and better our school's organizations and activities. Through the home rooms and their representatives, recommenda- tions were made and put into effect. Five delegates attended the state conven- tion at Ponca City and then reported to the local council about their trip. VVith the help of our two wonderful spon- sors, Miss lVIildred Fisher and Mr. B. Bom- gardner, the Student Council had another suc- ccssful year. First Row: Glen llfliller, Bill Giacomo, Patricia Harper, Dee Klingensmitb Diane Eubanks. Second Row: Bobbie Quigg, Phil De- Brosse, Hugh Hubbard, Dottie Snyder Bobby Langston. Third Row: Don Anderson, Danny Hamilton, Pat Bomgardner, Garry Pot- ter, lVIary Sue Smeltzer. liourtb Row: Don Smitb. Eighty-one NORNIA REED JANET JONES Presftlent Vice President MAC SLATON LINDA MORRIS Secretary Treasurer LYNNE GRIGSBY KAY PULLTAM Chaplain Historian BETA CLUB The National Beta Club observed its twenty-third Anniversary this year. The first club was organized in 1933 at VVaf- ford College, Spartenhury, South Carolina. Since that time the clubs have spread throughout sixteen states with 60,000 mem- bers. Its purpose is the promotion of honesty, service and leadership. Our Sapulpa High School chapter was organized in 1948 by M1'S. Rhea Oakes and had 23 members. This year the club has 25 new members under the sponsorship of Miss Argus Dickerson and Mr. Ben Nelson. Eighty-two To be eligible for membership you must have a B average and be outstand- ing in character and achievements in school work and school activities. Each senior member receives the Beta Club Seal on his diploma. The 1956 State Convention was held in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The Sapulpa Chapter participated in the morning dis- cussions. In the short history of the Sapulpa Beta Club we have had two state presi- dents, john Prince in 1951 and VVesley VVhittlesey in 1952. Tahopke ai ziggy F il 4 XV fsfgg- 56? Z Q3Wf U f X Ulf cj C213 CAST Norma Reed, Kay Carter, john Donovan, Kay Pulliam, Carleta Carter, Sue Lane, Lyle llfliller, Glenn ll'Iiller, Ronnie Gibson, Ronald Beaty. YEARBOOK PLAY TlME OUT FOR GlNGER The plot of the story revolves around the teen-age girl Ginger, who wanted to be like a boy and play football. She received her big chance and made good by scoring a touchdown for her school. Later she decided that a boy's life wasn't for her and the story ended with Ginger stepping out on Z1 date. CAST First Row: Deanna Deason, Sue Lane. Sue Burris, Barbara Patrick. Kay Pulliam, Georg- anne Canterbury, Carleta Carter. Joan Cupps. llflartba Tanner. Second Row: Ronnie Pinkston, Phil Henson. Dick Young, James Adelblue, jerry Tifft, llflr. Crum, the director. SENIOR PLAY MAUDlE AND THE OPPOSITE SEX VVhen the romance between Davy and Maudie becomes serious, the parents resolve to a trip to the mountains, where even there Mr. Endicott becomes the target for Maudie. ghl y-four JUNIOR PLAY lfirst Row: .ludy Love, Carolyn Sample, VVanda VVilson. Edith Sewell, Nlarilyn il-loses, Bill Freeman. Hugh Hubbard, Carolyn Beaty, Donna Davis, Billy Spalding, Delores Jones, Phillip Delirosse, Glenn Pierce. Diane Eubanks, Eddie Abla. James Hanna. Second Row: Robert LaBass, Bill McCabe, Carolyn Troxell, Nancy Collins. Kay Porter, Colleen Her- rington, Evelyn johnson, Renard VViddoes, Lora Lee Misner, Bobby Farrand, Linda Dodson, David Flem- ing, Sara Lou Land, Charlene Hill, John Hill, Steve Godwin, Anne DeVnre, Beverly Smith, B-Ir. Crum, director. THE REMARKABLE INCIDENT AT CARSON CORNER This play has a powerful message, and skillfully develops how many- the janitor, the doctors, the business leaders, the parents-are stunned with the realization of their own contributory responsibility for a tragedy. BROADWAY HIGHLIGHTS The final Oklahoma scene from Broadway Highlights, spring musical, given by the vocal department. There were seven scenes, all taken from popular Broadway commedies. Eighty-five HOMECOMING ASSEMBLY OUR FIRST ASSEMBLY The first assembly of our 1955-56 school year was on September 23, 1955. The devotional was given by David Flem- ing. Ronnie Gibson, student chairman, pre- sented lN lr. tl. B. Newman, Superintendent of Sapulpa Schools, who spoke to the stu- dents and facility concerning the crowded conditions of the school. STUDENT COUNCIL INSTALLATION On October 7, 1955, We had Student Council installation in which our officers were installed by the Seminole High School Student Council officers, which included the State President. Officers installed were, Ronnie Gibson, President: David Fleming, Vice President: Susan Patrick, Recording Secretaryg Rosalie Lazier, Corresponding Secretary, and James Adelbluc, Treasurer. Pat Bristow served as devotional leader and John Donavon as student chairman. ACTIVITIES ASSEMBLY Our Activities Assembly was held on October 21, 1955. The devotional was given by Don French and the Student Chairman was Joe Ferguson. The Presi- dent of each club gave a short speech on the purpose of their club. HOMECOMING ASSEMBLY Homecoming Day was celebrated on GOING T0 COLLEGE ASSEMBLY Eighty-six AMERICANISM ASSEMBLY November ll, 1955, with Rosalie Lazier as devotional leader and Bill YVilson as student chairman. Numbers were presented from the following alumni: Byron bflit- chell, Joann Lindburgb, Mary Ann Coop- er, Sophia Letlow, Theresa Rheuark, and Lewis blyers. Beverly lylarsball was crown- ed by Don Fleming, Senior Class President, as Homecoming Queen. THANKSGIVING Cr VICTORY ASSEMBLY Our Thanksgiving assembly was given on November 23, 1955. Lynne Cvrigsby was Student Chairman, and Barbara Patrick, Devotional Leader. The Reverend John J. Bailey of the First Church of God gave a talk and the choir sang Thanksgiving Hymns. VVe ended the assembly with a victory program for our football team, the Co-Champions of the 6-A Conference, after which there was a victory parade down Dewey Street. GOING TO COLLEGE ASSEMBLY The University of Tulsa presented their annual Going To College quiz at Sapulpa High School on December 9, 1955. Doctor Rod Jones and his staff from radio station KVVGS were our guests. Ronald Beaty was the winner, and received a 3525 CROWNING OF YEARBOOK KING AND QUEEN Eighty-seven FOOTBALL BANQUET bond and a chance to compete in the district contest. Serving as Student Chairman was Robert Durden and the Devotional Leader was VVinifred Young. CHRISTMAS ASSEMBLY Our Christmas Assembly was held on December 22, 1955. bliss Argus Dicker- son, vocal music director, brought a pro- gram of music which consisted of the combined voices of 175 girls in the vocal music classes, small ensembles and the choir. Phil Henson was Student Chairman and .loan Cupps, Devotional Leader. SPEECH ASSEMBLY Patricia Cupps gave the devotional with Lyle Miller acting as Student Chair- man on January 20, 1956. Members of the Speech Department presented an in- teresting and clever skit. WRESTLING ASSEMBLY On February 3, 1956, we had our wrestling assembly. The Student Chairman was Curtis Robinson and the Devotional was given by Sue Acree. Mr. Cooper then explained the rules and regulations of school and professional wrestling, using boys from the wrestling squad as models. He also explained the difference between VVrestling and W1'asslin . AMERICANISM DAY Americanism Assembly was held in Sapulpa High School on February 17, 1956. Sue Lane gave the morning devo- tional and Dick Young was Student Chair- man. Donovan French, Yearbook King, crowned Pat Bristow, Yearbook Queen. Eighty-eight Bill XVilson, winner of the Voice of Democ- racy Speech Contest, read his Democracy Speech and was followed by the choir, which presented its program, A Prayer For Peace , with Lynne Grigsby as nar- rator. EASTER ASSEMBLY Easter music was presented by the choir on March 29, 1956. A minister then talked to us on the true meaning of Easter. lt was a very interesting and enjoyable assembly. TRI-HI-Y AND HI-Y ASSEMBLY On April 13, 1956, the Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y brought us a cute assembly. Fun was had by all. DEVOTIONAL CLUB ASSEMBLY The Devotional Club gave an inter- esting assembly on April 27, 1956. The program was very entertaining. STUDENT COUNCIL ASSEMBLY We all were looking forward to May 2, 1956 for our annual Student Council President and Vice President election. Dur- ing the assembly the platforms for each candidate was presented. AWARDS ASSEMBLY On our annual awards assembly, given May 17, 1956, those students earning let- ters or other awards were given proper recogonition. SENIORS FAREWELL ASSEMBLY The seniors gave their Farewell As- sembly on lVIay 21, 1956. It was a very good assembly and was appreciated by the audience. Letketu- vkoponkv Q S7 fi J 1539355 W FOOTBALL SQUAD First Row: Don Fleming, Dale Esmond, Phil Hen- Adelhlue, Eli Walker, Bob Phipps, Dan Whitehouse, derson, Don Berry, Joe Lee, Dave Fleming, Eugene Edward Deckard, Dick Young. Powshiek, Frank Reuh. Jim VVhittenton, Tom Sewell. 7 Third Row: Don French, Ronnie Powers, Jim Stroup, Second Row: VVayne Hart, Ronnie Pinkston, Richard Leon Pritchard, Wesley Barnett, -lim Brown, Joe Smith, Karl Stoneking, Leonard Deckard, James Sherwood, Charley Banks, Jerry Tifft, R. C. Smith, Lee VValker, Clyde Kensinger, Dallas Herzer. FOOTBALL The Chieftains had a very prosperous several years. The following is a resume season in the year of 1955. They were for- of the games played by the Sapulpa Chief- tunate enough to share the Championship tains. title with VVi11 Rogers. The team as a whole, rather than just a few, fought for 50PUlPU 13 SHIIWUTGF 0 their Winning victory. By playing good, The first game of the season for the clean, hard football, they have kept up their Chieftains proved to be a success. The fine reputation which they have held for first half of the non-conference game end- BEN NELSON CHUCK BOYLE Bom BOMGARDNER End Coach Backfield Coach Head Coach Q: '--' X -:. -.,. r ass Sh .sw 1 - .mx xf+s.:4-: .King-rx .. , X Ms as -gi., Q5 1 1. :lg Efifggs , r ' T 5. ., A :U..3:, .., QW: -x 25 ,W ss vb .s X- 2 N- 'g -ff 'ws ,-'af - ,,-a::.t:1..: :.f: ---.Xe . ax --1-,Q.x:.s.s , gs . .. Ninety N, , -1' . . I 1 ,fl ' 1 X.-, f . ,. - . . :.,,., N- 11: W 11 E - '- V ff' 4 - Yfjigfigf A an I . NEU- : DANNY XNHITEHOLSIL 'L -'f ' ?Ff ' H - 52 - . . , Halfhflck lYl1. R. C. SMITH End DALE ESMOND Halfback KARL STONEKINC' End DALLAS HERZER Tackle JERRY TIFI' Tackle DON FLEINIING Quarterback .IIMNIY VVHITTENTONI Guard PHIL HENDERSON Quarterback JOE SHERVVOOD Tackle LEE VVALKER Center BOB PI-IIPI' Guard CLYDE KENSINGER Center VVESLEY BARNEY Fullback ELI VVALKER Halfhack EUGENE POVVSHIER Halfback ROBERT CANTRELI. DAVE FLEMING TFICICIC Qua rtcrhack Ni,,e1y.,,,, ed in a tie with neither team able to score. The ice was broken when Jimmy Stroup passed the ball to Don French, who scam- pered across the line for the first touch- down. VVesley Barnett, in the last quarter of the game, carried the ball over the line for the last touchdown in the game. Sapulpa 26 Marquette 7 The second game for the Chieftains proved just as successful as the first. Dick Young made a tremendous 51 yard punt return for the first score in the game. Ronnie Powers made the second touchdown in the game. James Adelblue made the third and Ronnie Powers again made the last score to win the game. Sapulpa 20 Sand Springs 0 ' The Sapulpa Chieftains and the Sand Springs Sandites played a 20 to 0 score in the third game of the season for both squads. The first touchdown was scored on a sensational pass from Tom Sewell to Don French. Then hustling, James Adel- blue went over for the second touchdown bringing the score to 13 to 0 in the first half of the game. The third touchdown was made by Dick Young when he bolted through the heart of the Sandite line and into the end zone. Sapulpa I3 Okmulgee 6 The Sapulpa Chieftains and the Ok- mulgee Bulldogs played to a 13 to 6 score in the fourth game of the season. James Adelblue racked up the first score of the game. Ronnie Powers scored the second touchdown. Sapulpa 47 Webster 'IZ Exploding on the ground and in the air, the Chieftains put on a touchdown parade that beclazzled VVebster, 47 to 12. Dick Young made the first and second touchdowns. The other standouts in the game were, Ronnie Powers, Don French, and Leon Pritchard. Nmetv-tx i Sapulpa 19 Bartlesville 0 Overcoming a severe attack of fum- blitis, the Chieftains racked Bartlesville 19 to 0 in a conference game. James Adel- blue tore through the line for the first touchdown of the game. Hustling, Tom Sewell made the second touchdown in the game bringing the score to 19 to 0. Sapulpa 6 Will Rogers I3 The Shapulpa Chieftains lost their first and only game to Will Rogers, which was a conference game. The first touch- down was scored by Ronnie Powers when he drove for 38 yards for the Chieftains only tally. Sapulpa 32 Wagoner 0 The Chieftains coasted to an easy 32 to 0 victory over WVagoner. The first touchdown was made by Tom Sewell. Iames Adelblue threaded his way down the field for the second score. Don Fleming carried the ball over the goal line for the fourth touchdown. Eli VValker made the final score of the game. Sapulpa 'I4 Muskogee 6 The first half was a bruising battle in the line with neither team able to put on an offensive drive in the face of vicious opposition. But in the second half it was another story. Two straight drives bag- ged us touchdowns. The first touchdown was made by Jimmy Stroup. Dick Young made the last and final score leading the Chieftains to victory. Sapulpa 'IZ Tulsa Central 0 Smashing line play vaulted the Chief- tains into the Co-Championship of the Oklahoma Six Conference as they broke up the Central Braves 12-0. Leon Pritchard made the first vital touchdown. Tom Sew- ell drove over the line to score in the last few minutes of the game. BASKETBALL SQUAD Left to Right: James Adelblue, Eugene Powshiek, Don Fleming. Eli VValker, Leon Pritchard, Don French, Gene Campbell, R. C. Smith. John Donovan, Dick Young. Dale Esmond. BASKETBALL The 1955-56 Sapulpa High School Basketball Chieftains with a winning spirit, but losing luck had 2 wins and I9 losses in one of the toughest conferences in the state. Head coach Ben Nelson and assistant coach Clay Carr did a fine job of putting together a team of five boys who made a very fine combination of hustling ball players. Coach Nelson will have seven return- ing lettermen who are: Dale Esmond, Leon Pritchard, Eli 'Walken Eugene Powshiek, Gene Campbell, Ronnie Powers, and R. C. Smith. High point man of the season was Dick Young with 278 points, and second in line was Eli VValker who had 106 points. Third place honors went to John Donovan with S7 points. Dale Esmond followed closely with 77 points. SAPULPA CHIEFTAIN SCHEDULE Sapulpa Cushing Sapulpa lklarquette Sapulpa Bristow Sapulpzi Fayetteville Sapulpa Rogers Sapulpu lkluskogee Sapulpa Okmulgee Sapulpa Central Sapulpa Sand Springs Sapulpa Webster Sapulpa Bartlesville Sapulpn Rogers Sapulpa Nlarquette Sapulpa Central Sapulpa Sand Springs Sapulpa VVehster Sapulpa Bartlesville Sapulpa Bristow Sapulpa Fayetteville Sapulpa Muskogee BEN NELSON Sapulpa Okmulgee Coach Ninety-three wnssrtms SQUAD First Row: john VVillingham, Robert Raley, Boyd Acree, Eddie Carson, Dave lVIartin, Don Favor. Second Row: Dallas Herzer, Karl Stoneking, Richard Smith, Danny VVhitehouse. Third Row: Ed Willingham, Billy Wllite, Pres Yar- ger. Bill Adams, Coach VVoody Cooper. Fourth Row: Bill Frederick, Roland Belville, Phil Henson, jim Stockard, Teddie VVhitehouse, Ronnie VVilson. Fifth Row: Lyle lVIiller, Clyde Kensinger, Nolan Martin, Don Smith, Jack Reneau, Jimmy Stroup, Larry Dewitt. WRESTLING The Matmen of Sapulpa High VVrest- ling Squad had a favorable record this year with 4 wins and 5 losses. Each boy on the squad did his part to make this record pos- sible. Danny VVhitehouse and Richard Smith were elected co-captians at the end of the season. Coach Cooper lettered 12 boys, six of which were seniors, David lVlartin, Danny 'VVhitehouse, Richard Smith, Karl Stoneking, Jimmy Stroup and Nolan lVlartin. John VVillingham, Robert Raley, Ronnie Raley, Don Favor, Dallas Herzer, and Roland Belveal are returning lettermen next year. ' In the Bristow VVrestling tournament John VVillingham won 2nd place, Floyd Charboneau won 2nd place and Richard VVrestling Schedule 1955-56: Smith won 4th place. In the District Yvrestling tournament John Willingham Won lst place, Dallas Herzer won 3rd place and Richard Smith won 4th place. In the State tournament John Willing- ham won 4th place, Richard Smith Won 4th place and Dallas Herzer won 5th place. All of these boys did a very fine job of exhibiting their sportsmanship and love for Wrestling. Sapulpa 25 Sallisaw 16 Sapulpa l9 Chillocco 18 Sapulpa 26 Edison 6 Sapulpa 16 Bristow 19 Sapulpa 2 Tulsa Central 26 - Sapulpa 19 Tulsa Webster 17 Sapulpa 17 Tulsa Will Rogers 19 Sapulpa 8 Stillwater 27 NVOODY COOPER Sapulpa 15 Bristow 17 Coach Ninety-four GOLF TEAM First Row: John Donovan, Billy Newman, -lon Penquite, Eddie Ingram. Second Row: Mr. Cooper, coach: joe Ferguson. Phillip Snyder, Von Slaton. GOLF The Sapulpa Chieftain Golf Team, under the coaching of Woodrow Cooper, finished a very successful season in the Oklahoma Six Conference. Returning lettermen are joe Ferguson, Phillip Snyder, Eddie Ingram, Von Slaton, and John Donovan. The other boys who reported for spring prac- tice are Ronnie Gibson, ,lon Penquite, and Bill Newman. Below is the 1956 schedule: March 13 Okmulgee March 16 Tulsa Central March 30 VVill Rogers April 5 Okmulgee April 16 Tulsa Central April 20 Bristow April 24 VVill Rogers There Here There Here There There Here April 26-27 Conference golf tournament at VVestern Village. Ninety- five TRACK First Row: Donald Moss, Russell Coyne, Newman Kelly, Bobby Jo Charles, Bobby Phipps, Darrel Mari- ley, Dewey lllason, Kenneth Smith, Robert LaBass. Second Row: Reuben Kelly, Timothy Hill, Gary Pot- ter, Donald Smith, Leonard Bevenue. TEAM 0 Third Row: R. C. Smith, David Fleming, George Alexander, Eli Walker, Phillip DeBrosse, Paul Pritchard, Jimmy Stroup, Don French, Phil Henson, Herbie Applegate. TRACK The Sapulpa High School track team under the coaching of Chuck Boyle com- peted with other schools in track and field events. The track team consisted of 48 members which Were very young but very promising in running events, but weak in field events. Powers, Smith and Akins competed in the 120 yard High Hurdles. Powers, lvalker, DeBrosse, Washington, Harper, Bruner, Charles, Adams, Hamilton, Evans, Ferguson, Hendrix, Billingsley, Kelly, N., Kelly, R., Lee, McDaniel, Moss, Potter, Stroup, Pritchard, Smith, D., Fleming, French, Randolph, Bruner, L., Harding, Barnett, Cantrell, Hughes, Smith, K., Moss, and Raper competed in the 100 yard dash. Powshiek, Hill, Alexander and Hay competed in the mile run. Smith, Stroup, French, Kelly and Lee were the 440 yard dash candidates. Powers, Walker, Fergu- son, Hendrix, Bruner, J., and Kellywere the 180 yard Low Hurdle men. Povvshiek, Henson, Lytle, Hill, Pot- ter, Alexander, Bevenue, Mason, were out N inety-six for the 880 yard run. The 220 yard dash candidates were Powers, VValker, Stroup, Smith, Atkins, lvashington, Lee, French, Bruner, Harper, Kelly, N., Charles, De- Brosse, Coyne, and Kelly, R. The mile relay team was composed of Smith, Stroup, XVal- ker, and Powers. In the 440-880 relay, the team was Powshiek, Walker, Stroup and Powers. CHUCK BOYLE Coach First Row: Johnny Horton, Homer Barrick, Benny Huff, Johnny Hall, Dick Young, James Adelblue, Guy. Guy Willibey, Jerry Jones, Jerry Gengrich. Second Row: Don Anderson, Eddie Russell, Richard BASEBALL Smeltzer, Don VVallace. Bobby Eldridge, La Don Third Row: Loman VVolfe, John Lillian, Bruce Sluss, Burt Patrick, Boyd Acree, Gene Swanson, Joe Sher- wood, jim Brown, Leon Pritchard. The Sapulpa Chieftain Baseball team finished a very successful season under the fine coaching of Clay Carr and his assistant Bob Kauffman. The returning lettermen on this year's squad were Dick Young, Richard Smith, Arthur Davis, Leon Pritchard, La Don Guy and Eugene Campbell. The other junior and Senior boys who are going out for baseball are: Wayne Barnett, Ronnie DeLong, Dale Esmond, Gary Oliver, Gary Smith, Kenneth Tiger, Lee VValker, Boyd Acree, Wesley Barnett, jim Brown and Ronnie Wilson. Following is the schedule of the 1956 baseball team: March 20 lylarquette Here TVI8l'Cll 23 Tulsa Central Here llflarch 27 Will Rogers There IVIarch 29 Daniel Webster Here April 3 Open N April 5 Okmulgee There i April 6 Bartlesville There April I0 Open April ll Tulsa Central There April 13 Marquette Here April I7 Open April 20 Daniel Webster There April 24 Will Rogers Here April 27 Sand Springs Here May 3-4-5 Regional Tournament CLAY CARR BOB KAUFFMAN Coach Coach Ninety-seven Three Muskateers Eatin' Heavy! ! !! Caught in the act! Muscles Day Dreaming Darn this Wind Are these the right answers for the test???? g'Somethings Gotta Give Dungaree Doll' VVorkin' on the Chain Gang Getting in on the latest gossip The Great Pretender Ninety-eight CLASS PROPHECY Into my crystal ball I gaze. with a clear and fearless eye, Peering closely through the haze, I see the Future nigh! One by one you pass, each in his different sphere, Oh, members of my class, would you like to hear? Breath a sigh, Then join your hands and sit quite still-do not say a word: VVe'll journey into mystic lands, as the presentpasses by She comesl She comesl The Future comes! I see her clearly now. Arise, my friends, and greet her: before her presence bow. Kind one, we come before you, and beg you to relate, VVhat have you in store for usp what is to be our fate ? ll'Iembers of the Senior Class, year 1956, This is what old Zeta told me, was shining off Sate- lite Six. On a New York City street, stands Donna Baker Campaigning for an office in the American Federa- tion of Labor. On the street corner Orval Young is advertising Post Bran. He says if you eat them, you will be a big man! Farther up the street we spy leaning against a tree, Mrs. Bobby Stewart, the former Sue Acree. Next we peek into a cafe called Carson's And who should be the proprietor-none other than Eddie Carson. VVe see Betty lVIorris on a bench in the park And sitting beside her is her fiancee, Wayne Hart. Dick Young, our 1955-56 star football player. Is now the prominent New York Mayor. Lynne Grigsby is still making boys go into whirls Though now she is among the best models of the world. In a New York City high school, acting as dean VVe find our own little Donald King. An announcer on the radio is Kenneth Casey XVho advertises that wonderful program called Dick Tracy. A The football coach, Sue Lane, VVill be an important figure in the hall of fame. .lay Romine is among the world's best boxers, But he prefers the bobby-soxers. Bill Giacomo is now a New York broker, VVhile Richard Beasley and Delious Parker are boxers. Sue Ann Burris, who is sweet and five-feet-seven, Still likes to spend her evening out dancing until eleven. In the park on Fifth Avenue Is Carolyn Pinkston and her five tots, too. Glancing here and there into each big cage, as they 1 pass by They stop to watch the trainer of the gorillas, La Don Guy. Boyd Acree, that big wrestling man, Has recently joined a big bop band. Among the best dog catchers of any state Ranks Ronald Beaty, in form and in weight. As janitor in a New jersey high school VVe spy that handsome Bobby Joe Charles playing pool. VVhile there, we look into the home of Robert Brady XVho is giving his two sons a lesson on how to catch a lady. Greta Gish is serving the punch, VVhile David llilartin is being a dunce. ln John Hopkins, among its able staff, Are Doctors Nancy Desc-:lem and Carleta Carter, who cure people that continually laugh. The smiling faces of the nurses there Belong to Barbara Horn, Mary Ann Smith, and Ann Adams, all so fair. In the radio station we see Patsy Hill Singing the commercial for Carter's Little Liver Pills. lylr. and Ilirs. llflayfield Bingham are now living in Vlfashingtong She is the former, llflarnella Wilkerson. A detective story has been written by Lyle lVIiller: It is now the world's best seller. llflr. Curtis Robinson who is still very big, Is throwing another of his famous shin-digs. Whols that we see leading the band? No! It can't bel Ceasar Sam. There is another one of our boys, adding to troup. Who is it? Why, of course, it's Jimmie Stroup. Sitting at that famous table for two ls VVinifred Young singing the Blues. In that wonderful city of Baltimore VVe find Barbara Hargrove, the manager of a great drug store. That cute little number. Rosalie Lazier, Still quite a gal now samples Three Muskateers. VVe see Phil Henson as an electricianf While wife Nell Anthis, is an obstetrician. You had better watch out and don't s-peed, Or you will get picked up by that handsome cop, George Reed. In Anthony's we see a dame- She's that cute little trick, Rosa Payne. That lovely couple, Don Fleming and Barbara Pat- rick, Are now the owners of a prosperous diaper factory. VVho is that we see running around VVashington, D. C.? lt's prominent, Herman Ragland and John Lee Telling the people that his product is sound Is one of the 1955-56 football players, jim Brown. The little but mighty Kay VVebb, Is now trying to get on a program with Grandpa Zebb. On one of the side streets, we find Ronnie Wilson with a brand new car. ' Barbara McReynolds, lVIyrna Young, and Donna Winters, VVhose voices are as sharp as splinters, Are in that well-known Sunshine Choir. Their director is none other than Lonnie lVIcGuire. ln Chicago we see Nlr. and lwrs. Lester Snyder, Who have been sent to Africa, to investigate some poison spiders. , this Ninety-nine Q Oh, look! A traffic cop has stopped someone for speeding- lt's Sonya Yarger on skatesg Little Orphan Annie- she was reading. We see the secretaries, Jeannie Haskins, Patricia Cupps, and Donna Rae Buie, and who's boss? WVhy its none other than the ambitious Ronald Moss. With an apron on drying the dishes, ls Dan VVhitehouse with the lylissus. Here's something that everyone wants to see: lt's a vaudeville act starring Richard Smith and Norma Reed. As we enter we see the producer VVesley Barnett, Pleading with engineer, Donald Smith to fix the set. ln Hollywood we look into Ciro's There we see that handsome Dwayne Herndon and his Caballeros. We see a cigarette girl this time, And it's Don French who's feeding her a line. VVe now peek in at a hot spot, Where we find Jimmy VVhittenton really doing the bop. Ronnie Pinkston-oh, that boy!-is dashing madly down the way, He took Humphrey Bogart's job, just the other day. Who is that trying to get into the All-Girl Chorus? We should have known-it's Billy Claude lVIorris. In NI-G-M's studio we find Roger Groveg He has just taken over Jimmy Dorsey's hand, by jove. Kay Pulliam is a great actress on the stage, But if things donyt go to suit her, she flies into a rage. Gary Keck and Glenn lyliller are always trying to get into the act. But Ronnie Gibson takes over as he knows all parts exact. In our own town of Sapulpa we find Darrell VValker who is no longer a soda jerk: He has a family to support and really has to work. Carolyn Briggs and Deanna Deason sit and look at the moon As Joe Ferguson and John Donovan croon them a tulle. Mary Sue DeBrosse and Verna Blankenship are now school teachers, While Raymond Burns and Gary ltflozarko are both lively preachers. Jesse Oden and Tommy Smith were co-owners of a printing shop. Their helper, Bill Parnell, has helped business reach the top. We see a group on a weiner roast having lots of fun, Among them Virginia Bedford, Bill Berryman, Ron- nie Bowling, Katherine Coonce, Floyd Burris, and lblary Davidson. Jean Tanner, Robert VVilson, and Doris Scott, Are making sure their weiners are good and hot. At last we have found out who is that well-known Kilroyg lt is James Adelblue-he's really smart, that boy. Among Sapulpa's happily married are Teddy Ruth Burgess and Jeannie VVright, lfVho are still very happy and still quite bright. One of the great manufacturers of Crisco ls none other than our own Pat Bristow. One Hundred James Lee, printer of Life Nlagazine, Has recently switched to the manufacture of Listerine. Jerry Tifft, now manager of the State, Once was projectionist, as we relate. Next to it is a dry goods store, VVhere Jerry Loney has made his fortune soar. Across the street Nolan Martin owns a hamburger stand, . Wfhere all may eat as much as they can. Pete Anglin makes his fortune at an automobile plant So we are told hy his dear little aunt. In the furniture business is Joe Leliavor. To look at his products will make your wife have better behavior. One of his employees, Carl Stoneking, Just went into the jewelers to buy an engagement ring. As we gaze farther into our crystal ball we see a farm, And we see Troy Vandecar, and Vernon Wickham out in the barn. VVorking in the dairy compartment, who do we see? VVhy, it's Mary Louise Allen, who sells milk by the gallon. Out in the orchard we see Delmar Simmons Up in a tree picking some lemons. VVhile an old farm girl Sarah Powell eloped with a taylor, and Eloise Selby married a sailor, And then the next day he was shipped from the port. The cook on the ship was none other than Freida Short. The captain of the ship was Tom Sewell, VVho was known as a real cool jewel. On board the ship was Betty Newman, Going to China with llflax Slaton, the crewman. Back at the beacon sitting on some stools, We find J. O. Lytle, Fred llfiauch, Tommie Barnhart, and John Adams, who are really cool. VVe see driving up in a car with its horn tootin', Those Crazy cats, Joan Cupps and Charles Bruton. On a street corner stands VVilliam Bolin, Charles llfloore and Bob Phipps, VVho are temptin' girls with their big juicy lips. In a drug store just around the corner is Janet Jones, Really putting on a show by rattling bones. Enjoying the act and sipping soda's is Nelta Robinson, Bobby Thompson, Bill Wilson and Beverly Mar- shall, Who, when it came to soda's never were very partial VVhile still in this store we see a group who sing, And who is among them? VVhy its Jerre Casto, Kay Carter, Richard Carpenter, and Jerry King. Adding to this crazy source, We find that gal named Linda Morris. As our time passes on we find Jane Housner and Tedde Palinskee who say they can't stay long. At last, we see Stewart lVIcMinimy and Robert Dur- den painting the names of Georganne Canterbury and Peggy Langston on the door of a building. And the time keeps going by so no longer must we tarry. Our crystal ball is fading fast, And our gaze into the future has passed. NVe leave you with the memories of 1956, And even though we hate to leave we'll always re- member the kicks, and tricks. Sue Acree Kay Carter Janet Jones of SENIOR COMMITTEES 1955-56 Student Chairman Tommy Barnhart Sue Burris Richard Carpenter Student Chairman Barbara Patrick Carolyn Briggs Jerre Casto Ann Adams Sarah Powell Student Chairman Joan Cupps Patricia Cupps Nell Anthis lliary Ann Smith Carolyn Pinkston Kay Webb hlarnella Wilkersoii Jeanne VVright Donna VVinterS Donna Baker Student Chairman Linda Morris Donna Buie Sue Lane Jeannie Haskins Teddy Hall Burgess Nancy Deselem Student Chairman Verna Blankenship Nlary Davidson Eloise Selby Freida Short Bobby Thompson Student Chairman Betty Morris Rosa Payne Jean Tanner Doris Scott Nelta Robinson SAPULPAN Lynne Grigsby Kenneth Casey Deanna Deason Barbara Horn STAFF Peggy Langston Rosalie Lazier Tedde Palinskee FLOAT COMMITTEE Dwayne Herndon Betty Newman Beverly Nlarshall Barbara McReynolds James Adelblue John Donovan Ceaser Sam Jim Stroup Bob Phipps SENIOR ASSEMBLY Ronald Beaty Sonya Yarger ilflary Sue DeBrosse Bill VV'ilson llflax Slaton Orval Young Bill Parnell Glenn Ilililler Gary Keck Phil Henson Roger Grove Georgeanne Canterbury George Reed BACCALAUREATE COMMITTEE Student Chairman - Lyle llfliller Patsy Hill Katherine Coonce llfiary Allen Boyd Acree John Adams Robert Brady Joe Ferguson La Don Guy Joe LaFavor Bill Claude llflorris Sponsor - Mr. Davis Sponso W'inifred Young Delmar Simmons Barbara Hargrove r - Nlrs. Crosslin Lonnie ll'IcGuire Bill Giacomo VVesley Barnett Danny VVhitehouse Delious Parker Sponsor - llfliss Fisher Jay Romine Carleta Carter Lola Johnson Jerry Loney David lldartin Gary lviozarko Sponsor - lklrs. Crosslin PICNIC COMMITTEE Nolan Martin Spons Greta Gish Kay Pulliam Jim Brown Robert Durden Don French Richard Smith Jim VVhittent0n Jerry Tifft Karl Stoneking Bobby Stewart COMMENCEMEN1' COM'MITTEE Norma Reed Tommy Smith Troy Vandecar Ronald Wilson Jerry King Stewart bdcltlinimy Ronald Pinkston Curtis Robinson Pete Anglin Floyd Burris Charles llfloore or - Mr. Bonham Donald Smith Tom Sewell Dick Young William Bolin Ronnie Bowling Ronnie Gibson Sponsor ' Mrs. lVIeAllister Ronald Nioss J. O. Lytle Wayne Hart Donald King ANNOUNCEMENT COMMITTEE Fred Mfauch lVIyrna Young lVIayfield Bingham Eddie Carson Robert Wilson Vernon Wickham Darrell Walker Herman Ragland Raymond Burns Spo Charles Bruton VVilliam Berryman Bobby Joe Charles Virginia Bedford Pat Bristow nsor - Mr. Davis Richard Beasley John Lee James Lee Jane Housner Jesse Oden One Hundred One D ....PATRONS... RENWOOD CLEANERS BASIL PAYNE PRESCRIPTI FARMERS EXCHANGE TURE C1 APPLIANCE FLOWERLAND HUFF'S STEAK HOUSE INS GLASS COMPANY S. H. KRESS COMPANY MARSHALL SHOE STORE AMERICA SECURITY NATIO SAPULPA BRICK 5 TILE COMPAN Y BAGWELL GENERAL STEEL MILLER PACKIN TOWN 6' COUNTRY DRIVE IN COCA COLA SAPULPA FLOR ON SHOP TYLER FURNI BARTLETT-COLL N NATIONAL BANK NAL BANK G COMPANY BOTTLI NG COMPANY AL COMPANY 6' STATION AUSMUS GROCERY ACE TYPEWRITER COMPANY BEACON DRIVE IN COMPANY WICKHAM PACKING KEN'S STUDIO LUMBER COMPANY SAPULPA HERALD JACK'S CAMERA SHOP PERISIAN CLEANERS GEORGE'S CAFE JAY'S SPORTING GOODS PLYMO STANDARD M LON T. JACKSON KATZ DEPARTMENT STORE DRUG STORE BOMBARGER UTH DRUG COMPANY OTOR SUPPLY BOB HOLZEMER ROYAL CAFE dred I' CRITERION STATE CORNWELL DRIVE IN KAY'S GRILL WESTBROOK GROCERY JIM C1 BOB HENRY SA HILLBILLY BAR-B-Q SAUCE OLIVER'S TEXAC LVAGE O SERVICE STATION HOLT'S GREEN SPRAY I BARKLEY'S GROCERY RUCK STOP Cr CAFE DIAMOND T COY'S BARBER SHOP BRADLEY'S BARBER SHOP SAPULPA LUMBER COMPANY STROUP GROCERY ' STUART LUMBER COMPANY GLASS COMPANY WARDROBE CLEANERS BATEMAN DRUG COMPANY CREEK COUNTY ABSTRACT COMPANY MOORE'S SPO SAPULPA SPORTIN FRED KLINGENSMITH LIBERTY RTI NG GOODS G GOODS , Cr TEE PEE THEATERS FRANKOMA PO'I'I'ERY WAREHOUSE MARKET HUMES DRUG COMPANY TASTY PASTRY BAKERY R. L. CARPENTER, OIL WELL SERVICING SAHOMA CAFE MILLER'S JEWELRY HARMONY-WOODRUFF, INC., Printers B , ECK s SNACK BAR SENEKER'S JEWELRY RICHARDS DRIVE IN wlMRY's DINER ....PATRONS.... LITTLE GEM CAFE MATHEW'S GROCERY DAIRY QUEEN BEATY BROTHERS GROCERY FARM C1 HOME LUMBER, INC. SUNSHINE LAUNDRY 6 CLEANERS RADIAL ELECTRIC COMPANY BENSON LUMBER COMPANY J. J. NEWBERRY COMPANY UNION ABSTRACT COMPANY RULE-REEL FURNITURE COMPANY BIG DIPPER GIBSON LUMBER COMPANY SMITH DRUG COMPANY BUTLER'S MEN'S STORE DR. O. S. MANESS CITY DRUG STORE ROGER'S ELECTRIC MAY 6' MILLER HARDWARE BAYOUTHS DEPARTMENT STORE FERNDALE DINING ROOM STAMP'S STUDIO PAUL GEETEH RAINWATER'S JEWELRY STEWART'S CLEANERS 66 HAMBURGER SHOP BILL TYNER RADIO 6' TV REPAIR O. B. PICKETT GILLIAM C1 HARRIS FURNITURE. STORE HARRISON CLOTHIERS NANCY KAY SHOP SAHOMA MOTEL GABE'S OFFICE SUPPLY HUPMAN'S SERVICE STATION DR. CHARLES G. OAKES SAPULPA MAYTAG HANNA'S SERVICE STATION FRANK'S DEPARTMENT STORE BRADLEY MARINE SERVICE GENERAL MILLWORK Gr FIXTURE CO. MOORE'S CITIES SERVICE STATION SHEFFELS STORES MARGARET'S BEAUTY SHOPPE JEWELL'S BEAUTY SHOPPE HARRISON FUNERAL HOME MR. 6' MRS. WESLEY SMITH OWEN FUNERAL HOME SAPULPA FEED STORE POTTER MILLING COMPANY Sopulpo Automobile Dealers Association EDDY DAVIS PONTIAC STANDARD CHEVROLET COMPANY BILL HERRING BUICK COMPANY MARCUS HORN COLLIER MOTORS RAY MARTIN MOTOR COMPANY HENDRIX MOTOR COMPANY THOMPSON MOTOR COMPANY LEE ELLER, FORD One Hundred Thr ACKNOWLEDGMENT Self-Made Men are indeed rare. Rarer still, Self-Made Books. Realizing this, the Staff of i956 wishes to express its sincerest thanks to the members of the student body who have added the Y that makes OUR book YOUR book. To Mr. Gordon C. Davis, our yearbook sponsor, and Mrs. McAllister, Mrs. Crosslin, Miss Fisher, and Mr. Bonham, our senior sponsors, goes our deep- est appreciation for their valuable help. We also wish to thank Mr. Ken Ehert, who did such a fine job as our photographer, and those business men of Sapulpa, who by their contributions to the High School of Today have brought nearer the High School of Tomorrow. 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