Shidler High School - Gusher Yearbook (Shidler, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 62 of the 1946 volume:

U M25 J .af 55,1 11, ggi AWEIZLO7, dfdii Aqgccffsz .ciafloof gf J! Clif f I ERK XDL4 ii 1 of I I ff- zi sz, azoma 1 Q lCatLOIl wgwa, HE WAS PRINCIPAL OF SHIDLER HIGH SCHOOL NEARLY EIGHTEEN YEARS BEFORE HI! SAW FIT TO TAKE ANOTHER POSITION NO ONE CAN SAY HOW MANY LIVES 'IERE INFLUENCED DURING THOSE YEARS BY HIS GUIDANCE AND WISE COUNSEL THE QUALITY OF PHS PERSONAL LIFE GAVE MEANING TO THE IDEAIS HE TRHYD TO INSTILL IN US, AND HIS FIRM EELIEF IN THE ESSENTIAL GOODNESS OF YOUNG PEOPIE REMAINS WITH US AS A CHALLENGE. WE CANNOT EERIESS WHAT IS IN OUR HEARTS, BUT AS AN OUTWARD TOKEN OF APPRECIATION, WE AF'F'ECTIONATELY DEDICATE THIS BOOK TO MR. W, G, WARD, OUR FORMER PRINCIPAL AND PRESENT FRIEND. mznzstmtwn on a X Q , J I A Q 'filk-'-Q ' 0 1 P CREETDIGS THE MEMBERS OF THE SENIOR CLASS OF' 1946 'THEIR CAPABLE EFFICIENT SPONSOR, MRS ELA I LEDHETTER, HAVE MY HIGHEST COMMENDATION PUBLISHED THIS YEAR THIS HOOK DISPLAYS OF' THE IMPORTANT HAPPENINGS, ACTIVITIES, ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF' THE STUDENTS AND TEACHE DURING THE CURRENT TERM OF SCHOOL AND REPRE ENTS MJCH HARD WORK AND A BIG JOB WELL DO THE GENUINE SPIRIT OF CO OPERATION AND HE NESS SHOWN UNHESITATDIGLY BY THE MEMBERS l THE BOARD OF EDUCATION, THE 'TEACHERS THE S I ENTS, AND THE PARENTS AND PATRONS IS GREA I APPRECIATED THIS FINE SPIRIT LARGEIX ACCOUN FOR THE GRAND WAY IN WHICH OUR SCHOOLS ARE ING FORWARD 777 13 77 ' Q gp. ,SZAOJ ulaerin fenclenf 1 X . pi 1 J . A 5 THANKS EOR THE NICE ANNUAL 'THICH IS HE I .. - ' I Marc! of glcfucafion w, H, Hsrms 693525 VICE-PRESIDEM' A W 5 P3 YRQSWQYY 'I CLERKLDMIN BETTY JEAN DUNCAN SECRETARY 0.3993 . H. GUILD ,Qs 3,1 ji CLARENCE HARDIE B S H S PRINCIPAL Q REESE Mrcom, B S BOYHQ PW ICAL UCATION CORDVNE 4 Gala? WELCOME, PRINCIPAL HARDIE WE REALIZE THAT ENTERING A STRANGE SCHOOL SYSTEM IS NOT EASY, AND COMING AS YOU DID AT MIDTERM AS SUCCESSOR TO A MAN LIKE MR. WARD MUST HAVE MADE YOUR TASK DOUBLY DIFFICULT, NT WE ADMIRE THE MANNER DI WHICH YOU HAVE TAKEN COMMAND OF THE SIT- UATION, YOUR WINNING HIRSONALITY, YOUR READY SMILE, AND YOUR KEEN SENSE OF HUMOR HAVE ENTIRELY ERASED ANY FEELING OF PRE .TUDICE WHICH WE MAY HAVE FELT IN THE BEGINNING WE LIKE YOU WE WELCOME YCU AND WE HOPE THAT WE HAVE MADE 'HIIS SEMESTER AS PIEASANT FOR YOU AS YOU HAVE MADE IT PIEASANT FOR US THE STUDENT EDY HUCK +2 :J Voc HEEL QRY xx OX 'Q Mfszp B wjxiw X! 95 Qqagggxo QRS? Q29 Q X592 S Q JIEIARL CJ TMR B S 1ATH.n.MA 'ICS ASHLEY ALEXANDLR B A INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC L50 SQIZRT 0 B TPB 3 gm - ' S , A ELA , - 1 s H , . . Q f' H Q 3, L JE x9 QP, 6 E -S. 2 K9 Q53 v 31 -I l If C449 'Y , A ,- BS. W Q a n A '41, 5,5125 . I ' S 'QP Q04 ENGLISHQER' B A 15269 S P ' -,-M, H b J: . , I f 'Q . ' , - , K, I is-5' YG' A v. , A.s.:M. . 40090 Q15 A, S G SYY- , 'Wg' fra .Q gi 'CQ' JT 4 QYRON 1 SHARP B Q1 colvmmcv 42'-4. L TT CI! Q 1 ll ill 0 K GSSQS QQ? rl. Vq S O 9 6166 MARVIN SUITS PRESIDENT ,NOP-N may Qsizgsfaslnww Mazza I-Q. 40S .TKANNIE BROCK LELAND PIERCE GUSHER EDITOR PROGRAM CHAIRMAN LCQPI5 . X. ,fa f' . Q V X gf? K f A, I H 1 gg .. A V A 1 K V' V' . Q I ij ' Rx ' CLAUDE STICE , 5 Aw ,x fx ETTA LEE BARTON 3 :Qi M .TOHNNIE IDU ROI IEQN FARRAR BOB CENTER PAULINE 'IROSTLE EVLRETTE JACKSON ANNA MARIE COOPER 4-Q BILLY POOLE 45 'V' LOCKWOOD GIIGG ANITA PAQKS 5 'Va 'WS LEONA ZINK V TW- L-0 MAY AVONELLE ETHRIDGE .TUANITA AUSBROOKS MICKEY BURROHS vm. -QA U 41' .r:.LLEN KARABSK hlln 1 ' EDNA UAE FIRREL J, WALTER MEHRS Q 3 I JOAN WLLCH -1? BILL COON BOB ROSS 'W uv-Q' -4 ETTY .TEAN STOREY 1AROLD HOUK EDWARD HOCLEAD BVTTY DALTON EMLRSON PIERCE LOIS AVERILLE 412 DONALD BOOKOUT A: ww., nl 947' .TOHN HONFYCUTT '- 4 XE' 4 LOUISE YEAGER , l HAROLD BECICENHOLDT R V36 'Q f J? I v .nf GERTURDE PETERS Q fvpvx VESTER DENTON ff' ,Q TIILSLEY PERSHALL DORIS BLEND 47 ERMA RUTH KROI-IN CHARLIE HENGE 'i FRED RON! PRESIDENT f -'W ' 7' ' HAXINE BARHAM ' SBC-TEXAS, .EQ T C 1 IV Q52 25,35 ' 13, , HAYN KUIPKER VICE-PRESIDENT PAT EMBERTON CHARLES MCLAIN IEAMNETTE HOFFMAN B NRY GASSETT FRANCIS KEIM NANDA COON TOM MONTGOMERY ANNA EELLE STORM X. 'W' Q 1' - 'F PAUL WILLIAMS ANITA WEBB WALTER JOHNSON .IEANIJE WHORTON JOAN CARLSON DORIS GARROUTTE JOAN YONES ROBERT 'HHITIDCK HERBERT ROE KATHLEEN OWEINS GEORGIA PUTNAM PAULDIE LOVE HETSY ROSS FRANK EEINGE BETTY COON RAYMOND BIVIN JOHN ACE PIERCE BERNICE AUSBROOKS ALETA PERSHALL LOUISE KETCHEM VERN JUDD RAMONA 'l'HUR.MA.N JEFF' HARHESON EEATRICE NICCUL W I LMA WA LTER .I OHN SUIT ON LVUDY GR I SZ OM KE ITH CHURCHILL HENRY ZDIK EORGE PACE HARRY MCFARLAND BETTY WE LCH RUTH DENTON ALBERT YELTON SAM HARRIS LJARREN THOMAS KENNETH COOK GENE ARRINGTON J. C. JENNINGS BILLIE CULLISON PAT CONNELLY CECIL DEAKIN DON IIIGQAN BILL SIMON C, R, AIZRUI ITOIQ JOAN WOLFT. DW I LHT MEYEHL DONNA l'JALl5 PAFTY CLARK GLEN QTUDD ZOLA MAE DAVIS JIMMY NUNN HAROLD LOCIGIART BETTY LOU SOOBY .TQUSIIMY HOLLOWAY SYLVIQA OLAP? LILAH FINE ROY LEE ROWE TINY DUNCAN ROBERT MARSHALL BOYD MORGAN ROGER EDMONDSON JOHN GRIGG JUNE. 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JL '7 ' .J ff f W ff W3 3. 3 WX ' K 2 xx: ' , all :KEY Q n 'rf FIRST ROW EITA IEE HARTON, PAT EMHERTON, WANDA COON, NORMA DAVIS PATTY BRONN PATSY BODINE, ANNA TROSTIE, .TOE RASH BETSY ROSS, ANITA RISINGER, TEANNE EMHIRTON, PATRICIA CONNELLY, BILLIE JEAN .TOHNSON, GENE BLAIR, BILLY DAVIS, BENNY BARBEE, DAVID COULTER, ALMA DEAN POPE, MARY LOU BRADFIELD, .TO ANN WOIFE SECOND ROW .TAMES MCLAIN CAROLINE DAVIDSON, RICHARD KENDRICK, .TO ANN BLAND, .TANE HARRYMAN, .TUDY GROVES, BILLY WHITE .TO ANN CARLSON BARBARA DOZIER, BILIX LONG, BARBARA , ROBERT BROWN, SHIRLEY STIDDAM, .TIMMY EDWARDS THIRD ROW ASHLEY AIEXANDER, HARRY MCFARLAND, PAUL JOHNSON, .TIMMY WHORTON, ROBERT MARSHALL, WAIJUZR JOHNSON, KEITH CHURCHILL, SAM HARRIS, BILL LISTEN, ROY IEE ROWE, CHARIES MCLAIN, .TEANNIE BROCK, BETTY DALTON, .TUDY GRISSOM, BETTY COON, .TO ANN HAMMER FOURTH ROW CHARIES BILLINGSLEY, BARTON WARD, ROBERT McCIEA.D PATTY CLARK Ig?Ig SCOTT, J HOFFMAN, ZOLA MAE DAVIS, RUTH BENTON MARVIN A X, ASHLEY ALEXANDER DIRECTOR N a , 6.1 P4 :. if 'Y . Wm E f! 's DRUM MAJOR JO ANN HAMMER HAS PIAYED THE FRENCH HORN ALTO SA.XAPHON'E IN THE CONCERT BAND FOR FIVE 5 IN ADDITION TO HER DRUM MAJOR ACTIVITIES. HER COMPREHENSIVE STUDY OF THE PIANO HAS PREI HER WELL FOR THE ACTIVE PART SHE HAS TAKEN IN VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC DEPARTMENTS. SUCH GRACIOUS SMILE IS TYPICAL OF THE SPIRIT OF SCHOOL WHICH SHE HAS ATIIEINDED FOR ELEVEN YEARS JO HAMMER DRUM MAJOR x f W FIRST ROW: ETTA LEE HARTON, JOAN WOIFE SECOND ROW: KCENTERJ JO HAMMER THIRD ROW: PAT EMBERTON, WANDA COON, ALMA DEAN POPE, MARY LOU BRADFIELD 0671 Ltdtc' al xy wt hx Xin GIRIS QIARTET ETTA LEE HARTON MARIE COOPER IEANIE BROCK MARY DIVALL GIRLS TRIO BETTY DALTON .TOAN CARLSON IO HAINER Bois QIARTET I KNEW if WAYNE HAROLD HOUK BOB ROSS LELAND I GIRIB SEJCIET BETTY DALTON ROB JOHNNY LOU PAT EMBERTON .TOAN CARLSON .TO HAIIIER .TEANINIE NHORTON if f , 1 ixec! oruzi FIRST ROW BETTY SCOTT, TINY DUNCAN, PAT CONNELLY, BILLIE CULLISON, BETTY COON, JOAN WOLFE, BETSY ROSS, PAT EMBERTON MARY LOU BRADFIELD, BETTY VADEN, PAULINE LOVE, AIETA PERSHALL MARCELLA BOWEN, .TO ANN CARISON, MISS HUCHEBERRY SECOND ROW .IEANNIE BROCK, MARY DIVALL JEANNE WHORTON, JIMMY WHORTON, DON DUGGAN BILL LISTEN, BOB ROSS, .T OHN GRIGG, DON BOOKOUT, BETTY DALTON, ETTA LEE HARTON, .T OHNNY LOU ROWE, PATTY CLARK .TUDY ANN GRISSOM, ERMA RUTH KROHN THIRD ROW IYANDA ANNIN, ANITA WEBB, HAROLD HOUK, MARVIN SUITS, ROY LEE ROWE, LOCKWOOD GRIGG, HERBERT ROE, WAYNE KUEPKER LELAND PIERCE LOIS .TEAN AVERILL, .TEANNETEE HOFFMAN, PAULINE TROSTLE, DALE ROCEIRS, THELMA GODDARD, .TO ANN HAMMER, PIANIST RAMONA PARKER -og 'G -vs If x 2 6725 : ii WAYNE KUEPKER VICE PRESIDENT BETSY ROSS LIBRARIAN DONALD BOOKOUT PRESIDENT , N' i if' 4 ' 3 ' i ..,.: , -l , 1 :gn ' . -r'- , . x ,r 'O ff, 'AM,,.f . , , M' ' . 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CORIIVIE HUCKLEBERRY HIST SEC , -TREAS: I :PATTY BROWN O Q X f - SWT? 1, A A THE MEMBERS OF THIS CLASS ARE FITTING THENSELVES TO LIBE IN THE SO 'CALLED MACHIME AGE'?. TYPING ISNBT HARD: IT IS .TUST A MATTER OF LEARNING FUNDANENTALS. ON'E LEARNWHERQETHEHONEKEYXAREfLACED'? THEUSE OFTHETHUMBANDAFEWMORE THINFS EQUAIJY SINPLE?. EBERYONE SHOULD EMROLL FOR AT LEAXT ONE COURSE' AND XXX WHETHR YOU GET TO TYPIMG BERY FAST OR NOT ISNST SO INPORTZNT, ' IF YOU CAN .TUS5 LEARM T0 TYQE EMOUGH FOR YOUR OQN USE? YOUR TIME WILL BE WEIK SPENT, I TOOK TYPING LAST YEAR AND I FIND THAT i COULDMBT CET ALONG QUITHOUT IT, -1' ' XJ I 9 H Q BYRON W, SHARP, INST. CLQIQCQ 1 lhnl OE ALL THE CLASSTS IN HIGH SCHOOL, TH.. CHl:.'TISI'RY CLAS IS PROBABLY THE M ST IIDELY KN IN FOR WHAT O TE AMO IG US HAS .ANAGED TO SCAPE TOO EREQIJLIIT LTTERVAIS? AND OCCASIO ALLY NE HEAR AN 'CPIOSIOI TAT CAU ES US TO J XIDER IF 'EE SHOUI.DN'T SEEK THE NEAREST EXIT HEFOQE IT IS TOO LATE IT HAS BEEN SAID THAT THE CHEMISTS ARE CONSTAJTLY SEEKIN TO REVEAL THE MYSTER IES OF THE UNKNOVN FROM WHAT WE HAVE OBSERVED OF THIS YEARS CHEM CLASS THE 'UNKNOWN' HAS NOTHING TO FEAR HUT THEN, WHO ARE IETO .TUDEE MANYOF THE WORLD'S GREATEST IENTISTS WERE ONCE THE DESPAIR OF THEIR 5- PARENTS AND TEACHERS f T5 T l ELAINE LEDBEITER, INST I K I 11 , I.: A 1 ' ' 3, ' THOSE FOUL-SMELLING EUMES THAT COME DRIFTIIIG DOWN HALLS AT ALL A O m-O4 . ' t g T I 19: sc if J' V xv- ,- lx 0 fi? U o 4.4 D me C- CCC' REMEMBER THAT OLD SAYDIG - TI-IE WAY TO A MAN'S HEART IS THROUGH HIS STOMACHW? THESE ARE THE GIRLS WHO TAKE THAT PROVERE SERIOUSLY. THEY W AT LEARNING How TO CONCOCT ALL THOSE IUSCIOUS DISHES THAT MAKE THE STRONG- ER SEX FORGET THEIR MEMBERSHIP DI THE BACHELORS CLUB. AFTER ALL, 2-IHAT MAN WANTS TO RESIST THE LURE OF A .IUICY STEAK OR A CREAMY CHOCOLATE PIE? AND EVEN IF YOU AREN'T INTERESTED IN GETTING A HUSBAND - WE ALL GET HUNGRY SOMETIMES, DON'T NE? C,C,C, THIS ORGANIZATION, KNOWN AS THE COURTURIER CAUSER CERCIIE, IS SPONSORED BY TI-IE HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT. SINCE ITS ORGANIZATION IN 1929 IT HAS FUNCTIONED CONTINUOUSLY,WITH MISS NELIE STEBLER AS THE SPONSOR. IT HAS WON DISTINCTION DURING THESE WAR YEARS FOR ITS WORK IN .TUNIOR RED CROSS, WAR AND VICTORY BOND DRIVES, AND FOR ITS CONTRIHITIONS TO HOSPITAIS AND CAMPS. THE C,C.C. HOLDS REGULAR MEETINGS FOR STUDY AND RECREAT- ION. RUSH WEEK IS OBSERVED IN SEPTEMBER OF EACH YEAR, CULMINATDIG IN INITDATION FOR THE NEW MEMBERS, EACH SPRING NELLE STEBLER, INST. THE CIUB GIVES A RECEPTION FOR THE PURPOSE OF ACQUADITDIG ITS MOTHERS AND PROSPECTIVE MEMBERS WITH ITS WORK, 1 X 'rf' 912 J,Am,., 5? ff jp NA NHEN THE WORD 'LIBRARIANW IS MENTIONED JIO PEOPLE HAVE VISIONS OF OLD MAIDS YOU HAVE ONLY TO LOOK AT THE AIEOVE PICTURE OF T' S VEAR S HIGF SCHOOL LIHRARY STAFF TO KNON THIT THIS MENTAL DICTURIL. OF A LTBYARIAN IS A FAILE ONE AT LEAST THIS TIME THESE STUDENTS JORY DIED: TIEIR STUDV LALL PERIODS SOME YORK BEFORE AND AFTER SCHOOL CHECKINU :BOOKS TO THOSE 'HO HAVE BOOK REPORTS OR OUT SIDE READINGS TO DO .TEANNE UHORTO I IS MISS STEBLER S HEAD LIHRARIAN AND HER CHIEF ASSISTANT TO ALL THESE PEOPLE 'HO ORK SO HARD AT A MOST RESPONSIPLE AND IMPORTANT .TOB IE SAY 'HATS OFF AND THATYKS A MILIIONN ME' 'VS MISS BERT!-IE' A STEBLER .Tw Vu- . ., gs' -I 1 Sv 'I LJ' -7,5 ff V, e4o7.y 0 f' ' 0' I o , A' if a QQ I ,fl f 1 A ff .5 1 f-'X ' S , I ST ' - ' WEARING GLASSES AND DOING THEIR HAIR UP IN A KNOT ON THE BACK OF THEIR NECK, I - HI - ' ' . . . ,, x . . 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'A 4. ez 1 ' I N ramaficd SENIOR CIASS PLAY PRIDE AND PREJUDICE A COMEDY IN THREE ACTS THE PLAY CONCENTRATES ON MRS BENNET S DETERMINATION TO GET HER DAUGHTERS MARRIED JANE ELIZABETH, AND LYDIA ARE LIKELY IDOKDIG GIRLS IN AN UNLIHILY LOOKING HRIOD WHEN WOMAN'S ONE POSSIBLE CAREER WAS MATRIMONY TO BE A UIFE WAS SUCCESS WHILE ANYTHING EISE IAS FAILURE JANE AND HER MR BINGELY, AND LYDIA WITH HER MR WICKHAM ARE QUITE CONTENT JITH THE STATE OF THINGS AS THEY ARE BUT NOT ELIZA BETH SHE ACTUALLY REFUSES TO MARRY MR COLLINS WHOM SHE OPENIX DEPLORES AND MR DARCY WHOM SHE SECRETLY ADORES THE PLAY IS THE STORY OF 'I'HE DUEL BETWEEN ELIZA BETH AND BER PRIDE AND DARCY AND IHS PREJUDICE EACH GIVES IN BEFORE THE PLAY IS OVER AND PRIDE AND PRETUDICE MEET HALFWAY CAST OF CHARACTERS C SINCE THE ANNUAL WENT TO PRESS BEFORE THE CAST WAS CHOSEN, WE ARE LISTING 'I'HE CHARACTERS AND LEAVING SPACE FOR YOU TO FILL IN LATER I MR ENNET MR BINGIEY MRS BENNET MISS BINGLEY JANE MR DARCY ELIZABETH LDDY CATHERINE MARY LADY IUCAS CATHERINE CHARIDTPE LYDIA MR WICKHAM iiiikiiiiiitliiikiiiiiiki JUNIOR CLASS PLAY GALLOPING GHOSTS A THREE ACT COMEDY THIS ENGAGING PLAY GOES BY LEAPS AND BOUNDS FROM BATTY COMEDY TO HAIR RAISING CHILIS AND THRILIS AND BACK TO COMEDY AGAIN MISS BARTON IS TOO PROUD TO ACCEPT ASSISTANCE FROM HER EALTHY NEPHEWS SO DICK DECIDES TO FOOL HER INTO TAKING THE MONEY SHE NEEDS HE PLANS TO HIDE A SUM OF MONEY IN THE HOUSE HAVE IT ACCIDENTLY DISCOVERED AND THEN CLAIM THAT IT MUST BE THE HIDDEN MONEY CEZADDFATHER VAS SUPPOS ED TO HAVE I.EFT HER HE EVEN HIRES A WAITRESS, GOLDIE JENKINS TO DRESS UP AS AN EXOTIC CLAIRVOYANT AND PUT ON A SEANCE ACT AS A MEANS OF DISCOVERING THE HIDING PLACE OF THE PLANTED MONEY THE FAKE CLAIRVOYANT IS IN CAHOOTS WITH A CROOK AND PLANS TO OUTWIT DICK BY STEALING THE MONEY HERSELF ALSO, PAT AND PHIL,DICKS FRIVOLOUS TEEN AGE SISTER AND BROTHER, DECIDE TO DO A LITTLE GHOST RAISING THEM SELVES 'THEY CONCOCT A WEIRD APPARITION AND TEN PROCEED TO SCARE THE DAYLICEITS OUT OF PEOPIE THE KIDS ALSO STUMBLE ONTO THE CLAIRVOYANT'S PLOT AND SHE SOON IS BEING CHASED BY A GHOST INSTEAD OF RAISING ONE SOON VARIOUS PEOPLE ARE DISGUIS ING THEMSELVES AS GHOSTS IN AN EFFORT OF FIND THE MONEY CAST OF CHARACTERS MISS ELIZABETH BARTON JO ANN CARISON MRS TODD RAMONA PARER RICHARD BARTON BOB SIMON MARIE FARRELL PAT EMBERTON THOMAS BARTON CHARLES MCLAIN STEPHEN DYKES VERIE BROWN PHILIP BARTON ROBERT WFDITLOCK MADAM DUPREE WANDA COON PATRICIA BARTON ANITA WEBB ALBERT HERBERT SCOTT BERKEIEY BARTON BETSY ROSS MISS MAI IA IETTIT DIRECTED BOTH PRODUCTIONS V Q L - X ' 'l 1 Q ' . 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ARC IND PICTURE LIFE .ANY EXCFLLEI T ENTRIE 'ERE RECEIVED, BUT THE STAFF A REED THAT THE ABOVE' SNAP POT SUBMITTED BY .TOHN GRIGG VAS THE BEST lil f yr En K V . xlj - 1' 1 LL REPRESEITTING SOME PHASE OF OUR SCHOOL 'f' Y Q' 'I 1.4 G I S . x S ' 46 -153 IX ii ' I 1 f A Q N39 I I X 1, 3 X L 1' 5 Q .Q A I Z?MLefLJ! 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V7 -' Q , - 5. , 9 , F' I 1 , SENIOR HIGH BOYS LEFT TO RIGHT: .TACK GRAIN KENNETI-I COOK BOB ROSS MARVIN SUITS FRED ROWE HERBERT ROE BILL LISTEN ROY LEE ROWE BUSTER YOUNG WESIEY PERSHALL TOMMY DODSON 175,45 00 NIO 6 4 75f E3 ' WIA J 5 my ' . uv A F Cir 4 IM A, -. Y I 8 N . A 'L J 5 N Q9 o .JUNIOR HIGH BOYS - LEFT TO RIGHT: FRONT RON - BACK ROY! AARON FORD, ARTHUR JACQUES, BILLY VERN DAVIS, HILLY LONG, GENE BLAIR, KENNETH ROiS, CON- RAD YEAO R, Mm. MQOORD, FOR- DEAN TABER, JOE RASH, ALVIN PWRSIEY. MR , MCCORD COACH X . BOYS 5- I SENIOR HIGH SENIOR HIGH GIRIS SHIDLER SHIDIKR SHIDLER SHIDIER SHIDLER SHIDLER SHIDIER SHIDLER SHIDLER GRAINOIA RAISTON KAW C ITY WYNONA BURBANK KHZAINOLA KA 7 C ITY BURBANK BARNSDALL TOURNAMENT I COUNTYJ SHIDLER SHIDIER SHIDIER SHIDIER SHIDIER SHIDIER 28 S-RAINOIA 29 BURBANK IOR HI GH GIRIS URAINOIA HTRBANK GRAINOLA BURBANX x R -3.1- Z SHIDLER SHIDLER SHIDIER SHIDLER SHIDIER SHIDLER SHIDLER SHIDIER SEEDLER SHIDIER GRAINOLA RAISTON KAW CITY WYNONA HTRBANK GRAINOLA KAV C I BURHANK BARNSDALL FAIRJQAX ToURNAmm'r CLOUNTYD SHIDLER 24 HOMINY .TUNIOR HIGH SHIDLER SHIDLER SHIDIER SHIDIER TOURNAMENT SHIDLER SHIDLER QOYS RAIE,-TON KA! CITY KA CITY FAIRFAX BURBANK HOMINY 4' 1 3 Mr A 5.1 an - .-- .P . . 'I 89 A S . I I 52 150 . 27 58 .. 21 . 40 .....24 21 ' VY .....2v .. ..2o ' ' .....22 '45 - ..... 47 .. 53 ' ..... 27 17 N ..... 22 ..... 14 32 I 15 26 24 ..... 33 14 18 ...... 20 SHIDIER 27 BARNSDALL .... 24 + ' 33 ' . 11 3' 29 W 15 . 19 . JUN 15 .. 24 25 24 25 25 16 ..... 24 51 kv 'ii Q A ' Jia K YQ ' f ' 'I ing.: , - , X! :gn I , A 3' , M - I ': X X , u. N- I fem ! .TEANNIE BROCK, THE EITOR IN CHIEF OF THE GUSIHIR FORGOT TO ORDER AN ANNUAL' WHAT CERTAIN JUNIOR HAS BEEN FEEDING A LINE TO PER TULSA FRIENDS ABOUT A CERTAIN COWBOY OUTFIT INCLUDING RED COWBOY BOOTS? MISS BERTHA STEBLER AND MR SHARP MADE BETS ON THE BURBANK GAME'!11!OH, MISS STEBLER' MAXINE BARHAM RUSHE TO THE POST OFFICE EACH DAY . COULD SHE BE EICPECTING A LEITER FROM WAYNE K ? LOCKWOOD GRIGG THINKS HE LOOKS LIKE GARY COOPER BUNNY STORY BOB SIMON SI S IN CHURCH AND SLEEPS SAYING NO FIND OF SCHOOL IT SEEMS HA KENNEWH COOK'S BIRTHDAY WAS SPENT OUTSIDE WE WON'T SAY WHAT GAMES IHEY PLAYED' ' ' MISS ASIGIN SEEMS TO HAVE A FRIEND THAT WALKED HER TO SCHOOL ONE CERTAIN DAY COULDN'T BE HER ONE AND ONLY COULD IT? SOME PEOPLE THINK THAT DONALD BOOKOUT RESEMBLES EDDIE BRACKEN OH, THAT MAN WHAT IEACISERS WERE SEEN DOING THE TOWN NEW YEAR'S EVE? ANNA MARIE COOPER AND LOIS AVERILLE HAVE DEATH WITH THEIR PET SNAKIS WHAT CERTAIN SENIOR GIRL IS NOW OUT OF CIRCULATION BECAUSE OF A CERTAIN SAILCRY CE, HARTCN A GROUP OF OUR GIRLS SEEVI TO PREFER THE FAIRFAX BOYS TO THE SHIDLER GUESS OUR BOYS ARE LOSING THEIR APPEAL ' DORIS HLAND RUNS TO TIE POST OFFICE EVERY DAY COULD SHE BE EXPECTING A LETTER FROM CPL BILL Z ? IT SEEMS THAT PAT EMBERTON MADE A MISTAKE WIEN SHE SHOWED US THE GOLD THAT WAS SUPPOSED TO BE IN THE CAN IN THE GALLOP- ING GHOST' BUT WE DIDN'T SEE ANY- THING DID YOU? HERBERT SCOTT SEEMS TO BE OUR LITTLI TOUGH GUY MAYBE HE SHOULD JOIN THE EAST SIDE KIDS . HENRYZINKSEEMS TOPREFER THE BURBANK GIRLS TO THE SHIIDLER WILL THE KRCHN--CRICC AFFAIR EVER BE REVIVEDE WILL CRICC STOP DROOLING CVER KRCENE LISTEN TOMORROW TO THE EXCITING EPISODE OF WTHERE MUST gg A.WAXf WHAT 'S THIS WE HEAR ABOUT THE 'HANDSOME' BOB SIMON FALLING FOR THAT BLOND SENIORH SUITS, NHAT HAS BETTY COON GOT THAT WE SENIOR GIRLS ADI'T GOT? 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