Southeast High School - Spartan Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1957 volume:

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Zacidaqweleawedalidenwze Ouagzdwwwzdegzwadahywwhcipmaadedzdeaqvfmzdq, Me mMMempWmw ziazmuwmdagiudwldayawqwgezralle. School Life mf Swzhmz R LEADERS Few of the students at SE have had the pleasure of knowing our superintendent personally, but all of the people who have come in Contact with him during his seven year stay in Oklahoma City have found him to be friendly and helpful. Dr, Swanson leaves this summer to assume a teaching po- sition at the University of California. We shall miss him, but we wish him the best of luck and happiness in his new position. fiirs, Bessie Uienry, OEA president and SE counselor, presents xittveriutemieut ltr. I Chester Smmisovi a match as zz farewell gift from the City tetulwrs at the district meetina Hinrtli 29. ,li K A i may 2 BOARD OF EDUCATION Jloiiimt turimmt tu lwttvv the Oklnliumiz City stliouls and ta dive youth all ediimtiunal opportiuiilies ami aclvmtlages are these prominent citizens: Nr. C. H. litfitiy, flliv L li Jlellmi, flir. lim 'll'r'iiJltl, fneiiiiwil, flir 'Phil Iiemwtl, vine president, jiri Otto fTl7OI11lJSOH, retiring presiitfrxl, 8 MR. DEE LYNN KING Although untangling students' problems is rightly in the counselors department, many students arrive in Wir. Kings of- fice. Known for his ability for understanding, he is alert to the needs of the students and the school. 3 v Dr. Charles E. Qrady, his son Chuck and wife, Margaret. Culminating many years of hard work, our principal reach- ed an important milestone in his life this year with the acqiiisiton of his doctorate from OU. 'We are all proud of Dr. Qrady and appreciative of his untiring efforts to make SE a better school. Q-49 These counselors guide us from the seventh grade to our diploma days, helping in all of our problems, large or small. fThey supervise testing, enrollment and assist seniors in applying for scholarships. Cleft to rightD Qllrs. Bessie Henry, fllr. Ed Berry, Yllrs. Ma Blae Norwood, fllr. Dale Qllullins. F CULTY FQ -19 ITLIYARIETH STALEY 'mi of imllislv llcfmrlnzcnt LORA LFE CAMP Slvor'Hmnd, ffyfwiml I.. IE, LEXYIQ Nnllv IQ EUGENE DIPBOYE Physical ffducatiovl HELEN ARMSTRONG 'Tivxancinl Secretary DEAN CHOATE Bintlv, Assistant Coach MARIE ALVERSON flltcndmxcc Clerk R. I.. BERRY mllislv,T'l1yS1'cnIhillcaliovl 4 F CULTY A, X. A Us Reb- Lf ' A ff ,X 0 FT ,EM , I V, use C ' Akaisiitmg 4 L br? ' ' 'if ff 541 A SSAO km 2 I ' f-1 f' LOREE DOUGLAS AME' ' Es Y El.I7fABETH BURDETTI' Nurse Fffmlislv, Yuxmmlisnr , I , CLAUDE HUGHES Biology, Plwsics, Scicncc x MARY RAYZ Ilfnllw ,K if J. R. CRAVES Vlwsicnl Education, liaxkcilmll Cforfclw KATHRYN BROCK Sfwccclv ,P-1 'Q f 'f-2 IMOGENE SMITH lxlollviml, Gruumivm DIANE SIMONS X..'?.'I-'T Social Stuziiec E M A 'vii' ll JAMES PONWELL my 'Head of Jlrt llcparlment 3 ,,.r ' ia' JAYNE MARKERT Xnglixlv, SIICECI7 FACULTY ANNA GRACE KELLOGC Biology, Science BERTIE ANN HAXWTHOR N ,ag L 1 K? BOB CONDREN Enr1lisl1,fFootlmll Conclv R JEAN ROBBINS Social Studies ima fl-lead of Girls' P, ff. I Department MARVIN SHIELDS Jlcclmnical Drawiml, Prinlmg, Vlwtoqrafnlvy PAT GREEN ffngllislv, Social Studies 1 . BOB TAYLOR Scicncc, Iiioloay I, x , .gs ., . . -N., in I PAT DICKINSON 'Isxkj I , . I STEVIE IIOIIANIJ Social Sluriivx r'f: . F CULTY '11 Librarian SAM RLIPP ?I1afI1 I I BONNIE DRYDFN 7Qvr1isfn1r ANITA CILI. Sfmnislv, Drill Team C' INIEZ WINDES 'Hemi of fHumc fc Dcflartnwnt ROSS NICHOLS Ilrivcrs' ffrninina fr-NNN-N .I Hunan... M I , I5 PALII. LALICLIS Nath ISABELL COX Nath, Social Studies FACULTY I.. B. DOLAN Social Studies ., ,wi 'JJLM E 6,1 GRACE MOORE Clotlvina W ga fp' fHcIaiwofk i ,....-A ' 4 annuals MNH FRANK SNYDER + ROBERT MORROVU 1 Hand, Orclwdra, Zlfusic Theory JOY LITTLE Physical Education EVERETT SEMRAD 'History JIARY NELI. ECKSTEIN emi of limiriciw Deparfnicnl 5 Jlrt FACULTY 1-nits MARY NOKES 5-at HAZEL CARSON English 145,11 'vw MARJORIE ALLEN 'Head of 'Hiitorv llcfmrtmwrf IERNESTINE COOK English FRED HOI-LOWAY 'Woodwork -Il EVA lv1AY BAKER 'Head of Zlallw Department WYNEMA CASWELL English Early every morning teachers could be found in the teachers lunch room indulging in a cup of coffee and chit-chat. Spotted here enjoying their eye-opener are Mrs. Qrace Dllloore, mrs. Urnogene Smith, Nr. Bob Bond, practice teacher from OU, and 7l1rs.7Wary Elizabeth Burdette. CLISTODIANS Rendering service by keeping the school neat and clean were these friendly men: ROW 1: Yllessrs. Sam 7WcDaniels, Austin C. Canary, Alton Parr. ROW 2: Wlessrs. Ernie Plernrnons Chead custodianj, Howard jones, iT. E. Pierce, J. C. Dunkin. CAFETERIA STAFF Supervising the preparation of mid-day meals and serving P-ITA and club dinners kept these ladies on the job from early until late. ROW 1: Yllesdames Wlary Potts, Eorene Boland, Pearl Osborn, Alta J-larris, Clema Tarley, Taye Dean. ROW 2: Wlesdames Alice Bigharn, Clara Upton, Louise U-lowell, Eva jones, Nona Dixon, Alta Davis, Wifiam U-lammell, manager. .lg . -K x Qi , 5 Li it 1 f:,' I K fi . ,sf fX,,..,, 3, . i Y : I Q . -fro:-eve' 16 JI switch from tlve lradilioual took Mme ivlwri new teaelvers feled llve utlwr faculty memlwerx with a lea. Nm. Loree Douglas, Nm. Marv Wolces and Yllrs. fllary liav: serve JIM, Bessie 'Henry wlw was in ulwarzle ol new leaelv er orientation this year. 'Sw , ,M .M .N WN' 'Turin' uvilv lalciml, limi! lt's back to class for you, Blu, lloualas, sclmol nurse, diaflnoses 'ferry Lindsayk ailments. 'Tlvis is llve lim! year SE' lias maintained a full- lime sclluul nurse. Stand-in secretary, fllris. llanlirie Jllcers, learns S5 office procedure from 'Karen fllaxwell. RL'fJll'SL'HltlllI7L'H from CYU counsel SE. Seniors on animal collerle career nigllil. fllr. Georzle Cflmrclvill ami JIM. llauliue fKealon, OU public relations ziireelorx, discuss colleae l'L'tfIlll'L'HIL'HlN willv Slanley leafy, Larrv Sclvmill, llurma Russell and Samlw lflvile. 17 'Flasbzna ootballs rousina yup club Lbeevs and tbe Spartan band added to tbe spirited atmospbere of Taft stadium. 'Homecoming festivities were lvialalialvted by the crowning of ootball queen Billye Alexander. C0-captain Stanley jeary does tbe bonors. fTo tbe romantic strains of Ny Buddy, bummed in tbe back- ground by Sparket members, jobn Arnold was named pep club buddy in the january Coronation assembly. our school . . . Everyday the P. A. announces meetings, programs, rehearsals and game time Q a buzz of activities going on all the time at South- east highschool. I I . h . ml' . '-4 ,I W I 41 .. liuzior lvialv royalty was added al SEI this year. lbewayne Mercer, A 1-Q32 giglwlli ay-min, was L-,fuimlcd Sparklcr lmddy and flanicc Tinley, lrcslvmau, named football queen. gifs vu: Y x Svmlwls of school spiril at any school are llvc clvvcrlcadcrs-and flwres no SIIl7HlIllIlC for llval sfmiriff ACTIVITIES . . . these are the really vital part of 5 R li .ks 4 Mi . . . Our halls are alive with posters . . . Someone's I Q only Q, In always selling tickets to some affair . . . there's ' if I,.. C7 .I ,,5 .51L,. sogLgfA5fI f 'f:t'3 x fl ' ag jx if A I I i , V lr- - t. I - i I x 4-l-na... uf ,r- I tif 9 A if , na ' s ' 9 If f 'O r'r If fl JI' ,fi-.Wt . Q dt ,,,.w The week hefore Christmas at Southeast has its own special meaning . . . decorated trees in every e room . . , homeroom parties . . . the annual night Christmas program . . . carolers from the mixed F chorus , . . Nr. Choate playing Santa to the faculty at their party . . . Excitement pervades the school as students chatter in the halls, just think, almost two weeks of vacation ',.. all part of a tradition that will never grow old and that we can never forget. it 1.5 , in sh-, Q, ,,., fit s ? , Q .4 '.,'. 1 'A fs i :.t- M ahi- ffl Q f am!! f 22 Business lenouf-how is provided by the commercial department. illrs. Eclzstein checks on beginning typists. ini Our studies enable us to attain knowledge, unfolding the mysteries of the world. Knowledge conquers our fears, overrules our miscon- ceptions, and gives us new ideas. With knowledge comes the power to move ahead. Here at SE the accent is on learning as students diligently try to seek answers to the many questions that surround them. Donna Russell and floann Barnhart go backstage to congratulate jan fl-larris, former Spartan, after senior English students are treated to his performance in 7l'lacbeth, produced by the Num- mer's, local little theater group. Teaching students to solve problems through logical thinking is the goal of the mathematics department. fTrigonornetry students Robin Knox, Qene Link and Don Cunningham survey construction work on the new wing as they make practical application of trigonometric formulas. lnnior Jlmericmi hislory classes read current event papers weekly to keep up with last-moninq world developments, Scanning late news are james Robertson, lmly Lynn Harris, Connie flslale, Charles Hollis, Linda Smalley, Sharon Laughlin. The English department strives to aid the students in perfecting the English fundamentals necessary in gaining sufficient knowl- edge in all scholastic fields. An historical background necessary to understanding the world, the United States and the individual is the aim of the social studies program. Science classes proved that knowledge comes from expe rience as well as textbooks as they made field trips to see what they were learning about. included in seventh grade speech activities are dem- onstration speeches. Diane 'Vincent models what the well-dressed japanese girl will wear while ffileen 7-limes describes her shoes. Science club menihers visited ffinlcer Tield where they were photographed in the 3-n ftlaintenance Enaineering Shop. fl miniature replica of the air base is on display. .f'a.rf' fHigl1liglJt of tlie year for tlvc of-'gan To add zest to the everyday job of learning, stu- dents presented programs, participated in a va- riety of class projects and enjoyed visual aids. Numerous class and extracurricular activities af- forded students opportunities to develop and pursue their interests. clothing classes is tlve annual style sltoui, in wliicli tlw girls model garments tliey have made. Posing in an assort- ment of day-time apparel are 'I' o n C e a l Ylftaxuiell, Nary Wlnaley, Arela 'West and Pat Ford. im lUl'VY 'Wall and Cliarlesan 73075 Sffvf Robertson came cugtnmgd gg boys' cooking classes. Duane Curtis, Clgzarles 'Wis- Caggaf and Calpamia 10 ftyg dom, David 7ltcConagliie, Clvarles Kilgore and Latin club banquet fltarcla 15. fferry Lowell wlvip up a cake. Buster fl-lart served as a 720- man slave. ., s -3' - Projectionists learned to op' erate different types of pro- jectors as well as to splice film. Roger 5ltcCorkle and Larry Armstrong clieck details. Buys who an ambitious to become engineers, afclvi luis mullanus or draftsmcn cfvuosc industrial arts clullms 'Tin azil anccd furnilm'c and cabinet making ss ls ll I L wrucess uf cumlrmlivul projects fo Nmllv grade glirls make many of llwcir own clollwcs in sewing cfaswcs, CRack Rowj Lee Jian lhidacs, Marion Qriswm CFront Row, left to riglmtj Donna Han- son, Palsy flfcffoy, Ronnie Litickcr, Barbara 'Walken E you cant see the floor-your feet are in tbe way, Bubbles Ulflrs. Cookj advises Mrs. Salteena Ullrs. fl-lawtliornh. Cl1errio Clinic, a one-act farce was presented by the faculty to launcb tbe annual sales campaign in November. Dr. Oops CR. E. Berryb amputates U-lerkimer Crump's Cfugene Dipboyej leg to relieve tbe pain in liis twisticated back. 7-le is being assisted by two nurses Cfttrs. Narkert and Mrs. Qreenj and Dr. Render fDoc Grauesl. Do men still wear tivo pieces? laugbs Hudson Barry CDan Blanclaardb of Marvin Prichard Ufennetb 7HcCorleleD. The scene is from 9Wr. Barry's Etcbingsf' senior-sponsored all-scbool play presented Ztarcb 22. SCHOOL PRODUCTIONS fVou'ue got tbe purtiest eyes! crooned Curly Oieitb Smitbb to Laury Cflnn 'VautD. SE's first musical comedy, Qreen Qrow tlne Lilacsf' spon- sored by tlne speecb department, was presented Nay 10. Uslancy llccktrb to get out of an embarrassing W-w-would you like' something to drink? stutter1 A with Charlie Cjoe Archamboj. Qrammercy Q' three-act comedy, was the junior play, November Miss Kathryn Brock, speech instructor, directe .school plays. The show of the year--the Spartan Satire-annual aganza sponsored by the Student Council, had as it New Orleans and the Mardi Qrasf' Spiced by story woven into the plot, it was produced April The Ringo Rango boys, a motley crew who specialty number in the Satire, consisted of Dale dough Krumnxe, Raymond Nero fl-lood, Clifford can-7-explain-tomy-wife'' Nurdock, Phillip P peon Davis, johnny Qarter-boy Prichard, and Fluis Knox. grand finale .sv si' V1 lsewirlft , 2 'ig in 535. l Oh, 1 wish this could never, never end, urhis Laura Ulnn 'Vautb to Nike CQlen Scbaferj in while the Mardi Qras crowd looks re-Jw mi SE' ' I-iff' V.:-',ffir :5i A .1 'ilijf ?I35P5?f5?l?5'5'5 41,2 ' Hy' 'Q .t Q- .- fe ,r.,:a-. -f'f:f:- W f- Q, -1 1u,n5,,A ow' , , ,N pg, ,,,. ci, ,L , . ' Eisglf 5425 f:9EV 1, .X V X S X 31, .,,. ,sgf,!,3g.,,ir3g3ipf -1 fix! rt, ,hw . use-2 ld if El! Saws C QW WN ss 1- swan we f we me sw me M sw wamsw swiss .X 1 mm smug.-wss-:mm sa. W S. --x. we NVQ. is jwumm ws wamsgle my Fsiyifgiggesim Www? .,X. Z, tl , wr N wwf., - ik!! ss-ggfmss ws X. , We We sm X 1. T S3 w - ss. s is tsst 51 9155: A 7 pledge allegiance -the SE student body salutes the flag at the beginning of each assembly. F3 1' KN. .'. 'XX fl It I I , lf o.p'l..' W D.. U 'U Y' : s' v ss' 0' g Q 0 0.9 I X wt xv n . ff 1 pf fl f 1754 5 f' ,ll ,f , ,f X f 1 1 'cf of 5 ' N JV f fd ,l l 1 e 'lf I U X, ., , f f lv Q . VE 4 J 5 . il 1' gems Easter Sunday found SE couples attending various ,. w5e,Afa,aas uvorslvztw serwces. Sam Tllclbanxels, Deanna Qood- riclv, 'Willard Baker, and Dorene Neyer are about to enter tlve sanctuary. Fry: T For Cod and Country-we prepare our- elves to face the future. Here at SE, demo- :ratic ideals and patterns of life have been well emphasized. We have been taught to recognize the rights, responsibilities and privileges of our American heritage, as well as our perpetual need for divine guidance. Regardless of the extent of one's ac' tivities or contributions to school life, each student always leaves some influence upon school traditions. Each also gleans values which are perpetuated throughout life. We shall always look back upon our school life with mixed emotions, reflecting upon the many rich experiences we've had here. Yes-this is our school-with its many moods and memorable associations. Serviml their calmly is the next ,step after gradua- tion for many SX boys. Already active in reserve :mils are 'Rizlywli Cfmjrerifer' Cvmivyj, Buster Hart Karmyl, Russ 'Hearn fair furceb, and Ted Pollock fmnrirlesl. Y i 1 A . 'L geldeudegtialfbwwledgecwneofaometpmcknce cwweflaotenfdaada, wepmucedwnwnmwadvfawu 74ec466lZ4caedeae!o,6edcuzdZ4e4madce4,we94aeaZ4m4 dedgedwnmkeuadetwvuwfdedpawmkdea. Urganizations WW.H5Si W WW' WWWQ SH 69' 1 l Q W AI SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL Tln addition to sending representatives to the Southern Association of Student Councils convention in Tulsa and for the first time to the state meeting in Lawton, SC members published student directories, headed the inter-city sportsmanship board, and participated in a visitation program. ROW 1: Craig, president, Clark, vice president, fHale, secretary, Coffee, treasurer, White, reporter. ROXY' 2: Browder, Reeves, fHarris, Ylflcillillan, Jllcginnis, Vaut, Qoodrich. ROXX' 3: Nr. King, sponsor, Hunter, Connelly, Starkey, Russell, Thompson, Alexander, Qllrs. 7-lenry, sponsor. ROW 4: Welton, Daley, Crain, Aruiood, Raniage, Batty, Knox, Krumme. ROW 5: Blanchard, Boles, Neher, Link, Cobb, 9l1cDaniel, Cunningham. -. A typical sixth-hour scene was first semester SC prexy K johnny Craig talking over school problems with 7Vlrs. W Bessie 7-leniy and Wir. Dee King. 1 5 .f I K 9 f sm Wil. sig ig eq .., 6' 1-.F Student Council members were not the least bit bashful as they dug in for liotdogs and cokes at the first party of the year. Marilyn flones played hostess September 29 to this group of chow houndss Marilyn Reeves, Paula Mallard, Uoy Zlay Nelms, Sberel U-lunter, Robin Knox, judy O'Dell, Dorothy Browder, fllrs. U-lenry and Nr. and Yllrs. fHerb jones. just This line-up of glamour girls went through daily practice routines for weeks preparing for the big SC spongofgd Spartan Satire, annual talent show, held April 4, 5. Uleft to rightj Ann 'Vaut, june Yllcfjinnis, Trances 'lt eai1er, Sharon Bftlmley, Billye Alexander, Sandra Lowell, Jeanne 'Vaut and Colene J-lalcorn. Proofreading the student directory are SC committee mem- bers Dan Blanchard, Deanna Qoodrich, Lexie Lee Thomp- son and Quy Clark. JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL ffollowing in the footsteps of the Senior High Student Council, the flr. 7-iigh division has done a superior job during the school year. ROW 1: 'Hollis, president, jones, vice president, Qrissom, secretary, Martin, treasurer, O'Dell, reporter. ROW 2: lVinslead, Shelton, K. Grissom, Lewis, Box, D'Elia, Shuler, Tevis, lJeQraffenreid, 7llrs. fHenry. ROW 3: 9l1r.'King, Q. Brown, Rowland, R. fHarris, Pound, Campbell, Outhier, Colclasure,91tackey. ROW 4: Kinery, Stansberry, Pointer, fHaller, Welms, Bailey, Courtney, Mallard, Wish, Yllalicott. il il! 'lm V A if 5? if SENIOR HI-Y Sponsored by tlie 3l.7t1,C.fl., SHi-3' was created to encourage lvigb standards of Clvristian living. SE members participated in tlie Dlontlw and government Nortel Legislature lield in tbe State Capitol and took part in tlie City-wide Basketball League. ROW ONE: Nr. Ttlullins, sponsor, TKVIHHHIC, secretary, Prieliard, president, Craig, oiee president, Cobb, chaplain. ROW TWO: Knox, Sieg, Q. Clark, fleary, Lowell, Link, Tipps. ROW THREE: Schafer, 'Wl9ite, Armstrong, Qrusendorf, Arnold, liogle. ROW FOUR: ftturdock, Carpenter, D. Clark, Carrier. vs-nw., rw r-3 JUNIOR HI-Y . . D QTOY tlve second consecutive year the jr. 3-li-Dt bas won tbe City Bowling and Basketball Champion- Jofm f'f'1Hfd had 'the dlStm'slvips. Numerous weekend outings were scheduled in tbe spring. ROW ONE: 'Willingbanu see- Wsltcd'1f2f'0fQfS'ffr'fHf1HSPfesi-1:efafy.rfmin-f, Pricliard, president, C. Wliirdock, Chaplain, K. Clayton, vice president. ROW dem of HPV he Wife Six WMSTWO: Nr. Taylor, sponsor, Dieken, 'li'rigl1t, L. Clayton, Vitatoe, Davis, Powers, Cleary. ROW at SE' THREE: Cobb, ffiselien, Stansberry, j. Ttlnrdock, Tesniire, Wir. Yttorrouz, sponsor, Wir. R. L. Berry, sponsor. ROW' FOUR: Rayburn, 'ltf'oods, 7WcQinnis, Holes, Critcbfield, Burelrel, jones. ROW FIVE: Burton, Slieets, Ttlercer, Crensbaio, Sbaoer, Unlaller, Looelady, Cutsinger, Tugit. i I M QE ,.,4 W I A , .',,f:'f, 'hs w- . ww, .avi .- jk: U19 H111 Y-TEENS Over Mor: mu m1wJL1'1n1uzJ IW fm! wnwwlcr 113' llw 3 'Tcwm orrlmzrzcd IU' H10 f1'.'1I .CJI,, lo www mlvwrws for Hu' Wm 1IL'HIl7L'YN nllcmlmi Iwo Iwlislfzlznc LUlI,L'VL'l!LEL'N nl Gump Thzrflvcllm in V11ls11.'5' 'Tc'w1lcr11z1, lion Cfolvlv, mu UUIUIICH' in fwmnlv, ROW! ONE: limulmrl,1wwxi4fc'11l, 'Walls u,viwfvvwiJw1t, IJ Ruwull, wcuclmy, Rmrzmle, reporlcv, lfomrvlly, l1is!or'1'm1, Jfnllillml, illlcrrcily 2 Q nomnil 1L'fHL'xL'l1l11l1m', Lmlvwznzayr, nlmfvlain, ROW! TWO: Nw 'Rolvlm1,s, yfvonsor, 7. Ruswll, Q Rizuzx, K livownz, Lewis, liutlon, Sinclar, fl'lJon1av, Roonc, Dodd, Cirzfuorfr. ROW! THREE: Coal I ucv, Rrvtclwll, li lirowu, 17'wvv,f3'o1o117, GflUOll,7'OlUl1H'I, liomlmz, nlmlin, Hailey, Hollis, ROW! Yi? YOUR: Hmm, Hurt, Cfnun, Sufvjv, Cfoffcv, O'lJcll,f1lc7HlyrL',f11f11lm41, 7l'r1'11l1!, Clow, Courtney, .J Wh Cov. JUNIOR RED CROSS 'Filliun Cflwrislmm lwoxvs for overseas dislrilmliolr mai one of llw IRES mam projects. JIUHIIVCPN umdc fflvrixlnrm Livcomtiouw lm llvc Cfomzly Home and xpouwrmi tl lalcul slvow for flu: T01 Umm' 1lUNf3ff1lIfl!,FL'I71'lHUY. ROW ONE: fT'1r'S.NulsL'v, sponsor, Slullimlf, ffolcw, '1l'iuX!Umf, r1l'cv nw, Sufrfw. ROW7 TWO: 'R, 7InwL'i11w, Clayton, Crvldvficld, '11'oolou, lhwix, ffolvlv, Ncffall, God Juni, '7I'mHvl ROW7 TI IREE: lforlwll, Jlowvr, 7l'i11Iwm1, Ruvwll, Rixmv, fllhlcu, L. Tlmvlcius Luv, 'IIAYY 7l'l'lImnrs, Yomw ROW! FOUR: CNW, llpnlll,7!mH'0I1,,,fHL'N1ll14fL'r,Vr1'lLlvL'f!, ffoffcv fomlcllv, Ormmls, Lmtcr, Hull, Rmrmw, 7I11H1H1w, ROW! EIVE: Tflrlfrolzrllv, fUiIIw, 'Houly 1 Rmll, ffmm, 7l'L'lvlf, Clow, Nlorcv, 7l'vsl, Iimllcll, ffoH00, SclmIc'r tf 1m I n a I I WWI These artists sold jewelr and art if' . t l, rl l h making club projects. fTop Cleft to rightj: Blanchard, 'Wer- ner, Overton, B. Smith, McCorlele, Jlrchamho, K. Smith. Top to bottom: Miss Brock, sponsor, jones, Batty Sapp, 'White Alexander, tvdlll, Becker THESPIANS Moore, Brown. I f To promote interest in the dramatic arts, this troupe affiliated with the fifteen hundred national chapters last V year. Ten points have to be earned hy speech participation to qualify for mem- bership. ALPHA RHO TALI y p eces o we p pay for c ii pins. fField trips were made in search of stones and gems to use in ROW' ONE:'Wall, vice president, jilge, treasurer, Boles, Cantrell, historian, Quy, president. ROW TWO: Mr. Powell, sponsor, Tlitatoe, Miller, Rhodes, Stout, C. Shelton, Mrs. Wolees, sponsor. ROW THREE: Ramsey, Eamhdin, Smith Reading, Renegar, L. 'Ho1oeII. ROW FIVE: Marney, Kilgore, Michael, McCann, ?lenson,Welms. Shelton, flr. fHigh secretary. ROW FOUR: Sieg, Weivton, Tlolcomh, Howard, secretary, Purkey, Martinezi an S Q--up x i ki O CLUB ffmrlfvowll of lfoys mlm bam' lcllcrcll in loolllall, lfmxleelliall, baseball, track, tennis and golf, ilu: O Cflnlr fvrmvmlw lcllozmlwip ammm llvc allwlclcs. ROW! ONIE: fIIr. fivamw, slmmur, ljris,wu1, Toner, leafy, Craig, secretary, Jlarwell, Krnnruw, Jlv, Cflmalc, xpuuwor. ROW! TWfO1 limy, ffm lwll, 51 lmfcr, LIIHIIIMIQ, lhrilmrll, fvrvsillcutf Snlwoulcrafl, fIlen0fc0, fIlr Comlrvu, fjmrrwr, ROW! TIIRIEI21 fllr. liifwlfuyv, fYw1raI1iz1, lloml, flrrmld, Nico fncmlwzl, fllmzuiml, Jllcxamlcr, Lowell, Slalom, ROW! FOUR: 'll'cl1ry, llolflcr, Rolrwtsvrr, llamk, llralf, rclmrlcr, lfrull, Cflmlc, liull, 'll'all, Limlim' BOWLING CLUB On111ui:cIl Ill '53 Ify Jim Slalvv, ilu' lnomlina Llllll mm Iliviclml into Six leamv wlwiclv mel every fIlomlay allcr ,snlmul al ffmic Cfvnler, ROW! ONIS Hales, juwillwzl, IKHUN, vine fvcmlwzl, Illamlmnl, secretary, R, ZTIcfl1a,slc'v's, lrcaslnwx ROW! TWXOQ Jliw Slalcy, sjmnwr, L LIIQLIINNIUS, S flvllavll, 'Flclclwp lmly Lm11l,'lc'anLo11a, llarnlmrl. ROW! TI IREE: TIICCNIIII, Tanrzinzl, Tommy, llcavy, Gaia, ROW FOUR: llcumu, Cfoalucy, Ilan! man, flliulwll, Jlclfmzaalvic, I Collard, Kimfllmra. ...WW--4 bug 'rv Ov 'L' ' 'Ia ' I -. .fiill IYSEMI 01 l ROW ONE: D. liootlt, president, Porterfield, vice president, Proctor, secretary, K. Booth, treasurer, Laughlin, reporter, 1. L. Harris, dernerit captain. ROW TWO: Dut- ton, Dodd, Cummings, Qrisaoni, Lancaster, K. Brown, Coatney. ROW THREE: Brown, Clioale, june Harris, Hollis, Connelly, Casey, Blalcley, Boone, Baird. ROW FOUR: Bruniley, Daley, R. fHart, Qill, Crain, Courtney, Laclaenrnayr, Carr, 7-lopkins, Coffee. ROW FIVE: Hailey, Cousins, fHarwell, Dennis, fl-tale, Quy, Arwood, Cantrell, Batty. 'N if in , 4 'N s 5 C Mrs. Bertie Ann Jiaiotlrorn, assisted by Ttlrs. joy Little, directed all pep club activities. x ' o oo f yt ,te K T KA -ff' 'T W l X 1 N . -. ,eg 1 y of l rx ' , . ' 1 - 41-SAI ' ,. - ., N J , -, ii? ffw X , N 1 ' - I f -r '.,i Q l A fl N I f .., ,A :gf-x '...' qw- 51315 NI' t Q ' i, L ligvff 1' f RRW. R ' fi ,X n l i 'Q 'r t vu o , T , - A .iafifff , t Q EX ' C ' 'T L 'A M i ,i I N 2 t ALL SCHUOL f We ' f' l l I SL clieerleaderi toon first place in tlie summer clinic at Norman and ,second place in tlve State contest. They led yells at all nantes and pep amernlwlies and participated in awseniblies at otlier sclwools. LEFT to RIGHT TOP: 'Trances illYL't1I7L't', janice Tinley, ffndy 7-iedriclc. BOTTOM: Coleen fHalcon1, Caroline fliart, Sandra Lowell. 38 1114.002 W K 4? in R V' X sP,KEl5 wg K Stevie Coker jinislied liis second year and fjlenda Brown lwr first as Sfiarkef Yifascofs. SPARKET PEP CLUB Sparkets had an enthusiastic cheering section at all games and pep assemblies. Traditional were the spring banquet and the sponsoring of bus trips to out-ofstown games. Members partici- pated in the Chip-in-for-Polio Drive and pre- sented dolls to the Crippled Children's llospital at Christmas. Pep Club Buddy, john Arnold, was crowned in a january Coronation, ROW' ONI2: ,Vt'Kee, l'l1'1f1Ju nnstruss, 7-l7UHIfJNU11,l7iSlO1'iIlll, 9 'll lute mlm ila 7 1 t tluulmiiir Browder assi tlmrt i ir. ROW TXXTL Prilulielf, Sluirp, Smnllev, Luinierniillc, Lewis v 'I a T 'Il lille Vai uy ROXX 'l l llill Slmlcy J Q liinviis, Rims Hull If Walker' Rowlmi Tuuml Winrliii 3111 ar WI v RON ' , , . , , ,, , tern OUR 7441 1 111711 lwur t Sn Nix, Ntfilnslers, 1. Weiziwr, Rlmilcx, Reeves, '7i'rii1lil, KHJL 2 'li ia Pa on lillmms Pumlir Rnnmilt i Qlorey, St-lmllz, Jliller, 7, Tfnllcery flfflllidifl, C9 . ! SENIOR I IONOR SOCIETY Ilwnlmxlnp nz llnx wlell Inunjw ix one 01 Ilve lnqlyexl I1z8t1ncli1n1v any S6 ,xlxnlenl can receive. In mlllilion to 11-B plus avemqe, elec- lmn rx lnmul nlmn ulxienxlnjw, lemlewlviyn and Service, ROW! ONE: llmris, lnesnlent, Robertson, nice presitlenl, 17r0c1of, Secretary 1 ROXV TXVO: ,Ilw Sckwein, slnnzsor, fI1cGinn1's, Smalley, Dlaxwell, fklvodes, lbnllon, Slmler, Goodricla, Tleminq, Neyer. ROW TI IRISIL Lmnlv, Ilwlnilc, 13111152 Cfmin, 71111e, Guy, 1Hn'1er11'el11, Riley, Russell, '1I'11ile. ROW FOUR: Byerly, J, 'l1 riglJ1, fllollis, Q ixllnlc, 13111nL1nn11, linux, llmlle, 1l'eN1ev. ROXW FIVE: 711111, llarlnmn, Jllexrnnler, llrull, 17l'1C17t11'f'1, Ileaveri, 17, Clark, Colllr. NOT I'IfQ'I'L1RIfID: Jllnunll lhnex Relm Smzloml, Nm nm iT1vonzpxon, Iimlmm' Daley, Qlnnnzie fllicles, Szunlm Lowell, Kennellw Raclvels. JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY ROW' ONIS: Jin Mkxlein, Fox, K. 'll'r1111v1, '1Im'11e11, Iirolvn, Sieg, 510141, flhncey, Garrett. RONW TXWO: Spring, 'li'ells, Diclaerson Len.l1.n1-, Kelley, Jlllflew, liux, Nvlvwlev, Cfulcev, fllnllmd. ROW TIIRIEE1 Cf1m'y,'111n1zJe, fllmflin, '110wm'11, Cornell, Lasaler, Coffee ffurlwll, Cuzfrlllev, Slnznmle ROXV FOUR: Innes, Rmlnmn, fll1z111, li. Clmlc, Gems, Snmnjnzs, '13m'lm1, Ilopper, Laclvennmyr, Law w11,51l1nl11, NO'I'PlCITL1RlfID1 Lee flnn llrnlllew, Tmnlcie Cope, Riclnlnl Cfn1,sinz1er, fllelanie 71411101 lc, flnnnne Slnwer, Dean 17011111175 1nne11 '1l'rn11v1, 1'1n11 Iirnlun, Fmlene lunev, fjlenllfz Slnzlnl. Q. .. F5 -, Ah .Q ! 1liQU-I-1-'Q vw. R V lg C .. 1: : if Q I P-TA EXECUTIVE BOARD ROW ONE: Mrs. Bill 7i'illiams, program, Mrs. E. 'W. Millican, membership, Mrs. Doy Burchell, treasurer, Mrs. A. L 'Fish secretary, Mrs. E. E. Blanchard, president, Mrs. E. E. Jlgee, historian. ROW TWO: Mrs. Marjorie Allen, parliamentarian Mrs. Clifton Smalley, deleaate, Mrs. Sonny Clayton, radio, Mrs. 'W. E. Baker, devotional, Mrs. 7. C. Bowman, goals and achieve ment, Mrs. L. C. Collard, juv. protection, Mrs. E. D. Chambers, recreation chairman, Mrs. A. 7. Miller, publicity. A90 Calling the meeting to order is Mrs. E. E. Blanch- ard, P-fTJl president. Southeast students made merry at the P-TA carnival held in October. This annual event is the P-fT!1's chief money raising activity. P-TA-An integral part of the school, P-TA supported school functions and lent a helping hand when any- one in the community needed assistance. In addition to the S150 scholarship to the most promising senior plan- ning to become a teacher, S250 was spent this year on Student Aid. Mr. Everett Semrad, social studies teacher, was elected P-TA president for 1957-58 at the March meeting. According to state and county P-TA officials, Mr. Semrad is the first school teacher ever to serve in this capacity. Wav if I -vi QB' Er CT! qs'- FUTLIRE TEACHERS OF AMERICA TTA offered members the opportunity to learn first hand about problems connected with teaching school, they taught classes and assisted teachers with records. Representatives attended district and state OEA meetings. ROW 1: Crain, Ramage, vice president, Russell, president, Boone, reporter: 'White ROW 2: B. Coffee, McCann, Barnhart, 7l'lcQin nis, D. Coffee, Nr. Lewis. 1,3 E A gs --vm. JUNIOR HIGH PEP CLUB A big boost was given to our jr. High sports teams by this group. Tor the first time they crowned a buddy, Dewayne Mercer. ROW 1: D. 'Vinsant, Round, demerit captain: Wlagers, vice president, Colclasure, president, Dickerson, secretary, R. Burnett, reporter: Dicleen. ROW 2: Wlrs. Cook, sponsor, Abrams, K. Vinsant, Stapleton, E. Brown, Long, Little, Suvearengin. ROW 3: Mrs. Qreen, sponsor, Pratt, Bowman, Henderson, Carrier, Wlelton, L. Burnett, R. Wood, Ashley, E. 'Wood ROW 4: Box, Cal- lahan, Simons, Bowen, Corn, Link, Hodge, Russell. Cheerleaders are Margaret Box, Rita Cohee, Clydine Cornett and judy Willingham , pictured above group. SCIENCE CLUB Organized to study and dis- cuss scientific problems, mem- laers toured Tinker Tield, made field trips, and entered projects in the Oklahoma Science Tairs. ROW l: D. Blanchard, president, Byerly, nice president, Dutton, secre- tary, 7IlcCorlcle, treasurer. ROW 21 ftlrs. Kellogg, Col- lard, Weaver, Wlarney, Wir. lewis. ROW 3: Rachels, li- hrarian, yearnan, Elrod, 'Wal- lace, reporter. ROW 4: B. Blanchard, Groves, Kelly, 7I1c- Wlasters, Coatney, Q' 'xr' NJ .nfl tl NX IQQW ,va 'Mi Y... I Tllenihers played for individual ratinas and entered interscholastic competition, SEATED: Ttlcfllasters, fIlcCorlcle, Rai-Iiels. STANDING: Byerly, llanson, IZ, Blanchard, fllollcrolt, Coatney, 'll'alther, IJ. 'Blanch- ard, Ttlatula, martin, Tllr, Lewis. 'Ll' HISTORY CLUB This group was orz1ani:ed to promote interest in contempo- rary world problems, ROW 1: White, fl, C, Harris, Ram- age, Boone, ROW 'Zi Russell, Knox, Blanchard, 7Iollis, Neyer. ROW 3: fllr, Sernrad, sponsor, Zllcfllasters, Bennett, Carpenter, Link, Robertson nvll 'tl' ROW ONE: 'W llc Sl I a er, cm tz, Davis, S. Smith, Choate, Casey, Long Neyer Culp Savage ROW TWO: Droke, Arwood, Wlauldin f41eCall, Wilson, Uiall, Carpenter, Raynor, Dodd, Caraway, ROWITHREE: Stdne, Miller, Ramage, Wagey, Tletcher, 9l'lcCuan Dobbs, lfiticlcer, Wigham, R. S th, ROW F ' ' mi OUR. Young, Lindsay, WI. flflenefee, Wlosley, Standifer, 'Weaver, Schoolcraft, Shaver Bennett, Staton. ,im R I 008 Looking over the new blue and white choir sweaters are joann ittannina and 5'l1arkPadgett. The letter was designed hy Yilr. Berry and will be traditional with the choir. 44 SOUTHEAST CHOIR This active group presented Christmas and Easter pro- grams and entered contests at O.C.U., Norman, Enid and Edmond. They received a superior rating and trophy for outstanding choir in class BB division. Members attended the Thanksgiving Festival at Stillwater and the Spring Festival at Capitol Hill 5 representatives were sent to the All-State choir at Norman. Officers elected were Berkley Staton, presidentg Morris Menefee, vice president, james Ford, secretary 5 Frances Bartlett, reporter. ' im! llmciic llvvcr mill ,lllrurlu Rliudcs jwimlicc lui' ROW! ONE: flldiliniii, filillm, Griflillv, Cfurllclt, Rliodcs, Cf. Gibson, llnclwiiniayr, fllmmiml, fK. Gibson. ROW TWO: Siegl Sluilia, Tfiwl, Lmnll, Clvlccr, flUIHlHL'Y, fHrir'wcll, IV. llillard, li. liillard, ROW' THREE: Lilllc, lmlton, Sizemore, P. fllcncfcc, fHayL's IJ. Iiarllull, .F Iimllcll, Jlcffiirlcv. ROW' FOUR: liilliiian, Qllcycrs, Jlillicmi, ,f'llH!SllU!lll, Luiwcll llray, Tord, fN'L'1aqr:lmuL'r, llmlrlcll lfiuwmlurl. is-if 7..J llw Vlirisliims Lmiluln. 'Tlw sjwuli mill music ilcfmrlimwil . . . , .V A llirwclur'-ld liuiiy iiilzim' lmmmllv lu dim' Ilia' l ll llwii lwwiiilwr jim' iii. XS 4 l SPARTANETTS fflve drill team fnerfornied at games, P-fffl, and niarcbed in parades. Ztrs. Anita Coniby, sponsorf and niaiorettes june 5WcQinni5 and Linda Smalley directed tlve twirlers. Nancy Sniitb completed ber tliird year as mascot. LEFT TO RIGHT: Stone, Little, Slvarp, Qatton, Ulouiard, fFord, Sllodae, Qllaness, Courtney, Cloer, Laclienmayr, fttitclvell, Connelly, ltatton, Kirnery. CENTER: fl1cGinnis, Nancy Srnitlr, Smalley. LATIN CLUB Opportunities to learn mytliologieal stories and bistorical background were provided. The first Roman banquet was beld March IS, in observation of tlve Tides of Yllarcli. Tlternbers affiliated with tbe national organization and attended state conventions. ROW ONE: 'Wall Clark, lion Cobb, nice president, Sltfeauer, fl-lollis, treasurer, fl. Robertson, president, Porterfield, secretary. ROW' TVUO: fltiss Staley, sponsor, 7-lunter, ll. Cobb, C. Robertson, fHull, jordan, U-lanson. ROW THREE: Terguson, 'Wester, Coffee, Crain, Cantrell, Sauiiu, Reeves, Carrier. ROW FOUR: Waltlrer, -4rclrambo, 7t1cCorkle, Blancbard, Arwood, Wells, Sbep- bard, fHanirner. ROXW FIVE: ltyerly, Coatney, Hart, Yones, Alexander, Qant, 'lt'erner, Bell. X T 57 255' T,-Q ww Z' Vt' 4-H Home improvements and farm projects occupied 4-U-l members. Tbey attended montlwly district meetings and entered exhibits in competi- tion uvitlv other units. At tlie spring dance Erma Dawson and Danny Barton were crowned club suieetlrearts. ROW ONE: Barton, president, Erma Dawson, vice president, N. il. 3'eaman, secretary, T. 'Winstead, reporter, Smitli, song leaders. ROW TWO: Orsburn, J. 'Winstead farlene Dawson, Slzields, Qibson, Logan. ROW THREE: Spencer, Bradley, Courtney, Eacltenmayr, CV. Slniltz, P. Dawson. ROW FOUR: Nr. Semrad, sponsor, Clark, 911. 3'eaman, 'Webb, Nelrns, Baker, j. Sclvultz, C. 'Winstead. ANNOUNCERS junior and Senior bigli volunteers gave devotionals and made an- nouncements on the public address system eaclJ morning at tbe be- ginning ol first lvour under tbe direction of Miss Brock. ROW ONE: Barnard, Sltfinstead, Campbell, Dicken, Alexander, president, 'll,'rigbt, Bogle, E. Batty, Wood. ROXV TXVO: Bliss Brock, sponsor, Wt. Box, Bundy, Qarrett, fTrent, Scoggins, Russell, Corn, flrligbtower. ROW THREE: Brannen, King, Cornett, fl-larris, 'l1'alker, Tluglves, Zlorrison, Bradley. ROW FOUR: 'll'lvite, 'll'l1aley, 7l'erner, 'l, Box, Sapp, 7Wo0fC, W. Batty, 'l'aut. f tfN DONNA THOMAS JUDY PRITCHETT SPARTA N BAND SE's band served as pep-pro- ducersn at games and presented a spring concert, where they crowned Karen Booth band queen. They entered contests at Edmond, O.C.U., Stillwater, Et. Smith, Arkansas, and Tri-State at Enid. First and second place trophies were won in marching contests. Yi f an is 'Lili is ass 'x fd '- uf MARLEEN CRAIN .al 5. 5. MASCOT, SHERRY TAYLOR Q. x DRUM MAJOR, JOE ARCHAMBO l B ' ' L.. Q A- Q Q CLARINET: Brown, C. Canlrell, Carr, Edmondson, 711. Elrod, Qroves, fl-lansen, 7-Iartman, flulrnson, IJ.9I1artin, 511iller,9I1itclrell,P. Race, Tlriiclreli, Raylmrn, 1Tlromas, A. fTlrornas0n, 'l'. fTlron1a5on, 'li'allis, 'We5ler, 'll'ilson, 3'L'lI1HlUI. BASS CLARINET: Bridges, Wilson. FLUTE: S. Cantrell, 7aelcson, fllcllaniel, R. 5I1artin, Yllosley, Tlluslain, 1 Pace. TENOR SAX: Kelly, 'I. ll'alker. ALTO SAX: lf. Xlrod, Rily, 'll'alllrer, 7-Iale. TROMBONE: Clark, Don Colrll, Knox, 7l1cCorkle, Tllcfllasiers, Slvaver. BARITONE: Mc- Curley, Meyers, Smitlv. CORNET: Jllrrarns, Barnlvart, Bates, Boydston, Byerly, Carrier, Childers, Davenport, flones, Zlatula, 'Wilde-r, Ylldlllisler, Stidlram. PERCUSSION:Jlrclran1l2o,R.U-larris, fl-Inslon, Lowell, Narik, Oakes. STRING BASS: Beavers, OBOE: Blanchard. BASS: Carpenter, Glover, Weaver. BASSOON: 'l. C. Harris. BELL LYRA: Crain. A N Wx .,.mu,l.dv8il'l Y! muslim!! . -QL Sl I ur can Inq an JANICE PACE GAY LYNN CARR JUDY RILEY DIRECTOR, ED BERRY Regular couples at the weekly dances were Chuck Winstead, Deanna Sylvester, fFrances 7l'1nstead and R. C. Nelms. Wlrs. Douglas was the caller. ORCHESTRA This junior high string group played at the Thanlcsgiuing and Christmas programs and in the spring concert. ROW 1 z Bray, Williams, Carroll, Chantlierlain. ROW 2: Annis, Nu- sick, Quinton, Qriffin, jaworsky, 7Vlr. Nor- roui, director. SQUARE DANCE CLUB Reorganized this year hy Nrs. Douglas, the square dance cluh, the Spartan Spinners, met weekly and sponsored a Little flainhoree' Wlay 23. ROW' 1: Nix, S. Lowell, treas- urer, 7l1cQinnis, vice president, 'lt'allace, reporterf fl-limes. ROW 2: Nr. Seinrad, sponsor, fl-lenderson, Stout, Cham- berlain, Neiman, Teois, Batty, 'll'ood, C. Shelton, Mrs. Cox, sponsor. ROW 3: Burnett, fJ'ancey, jaworslcy, Capps, Logan, Tarver, Corn, flohnson, Waters, Outhier. ROW 4: Wlrs. Douglas, sponsor, King, Toshee, If. Shelton, Qarrett, TF. 'Winstead, Pointer, Qill, Hankins, Sylvester, Box, Ken- nedy. ROW' 5: Casey, fHarwell, Sheets, Qrooes, Crenshaw, R. C. Welms, C. Winstead, flioward, 7. 'Nelms, Kincaid, Smith, 7. 'Winstead. 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A Wdwedazmzkgaeuagplaqmymmappowmazq degawdzagwzmmdmatandwgmdwumzdeadcge? 74ew4wg4pumm4Aqem4mzdemd4lqe4--- 4wfwmm4mwagef,auww1wduyLmzemf.,al4q 7d4,z'4ae'o 4omeZ4ae9aZoutmcc2v9fofzcz7D, wdamdm9z4eda46ezd4Z6,nummn944omm tiatzelchaeoffelcndewofmealfczlavzade medwlemwpadupmmgq. Sports . 5 A 5 E 5 Q K if J 4 aw.. Coach Condren discusses strategy at half-time as the Spartans lead the Classerl Comets 13-12. SE was considered a top contender for the newly organized Capital Conference Crown at the beginning of the season. Coaches Condren and Choate had nine returning lettermen and several promising non-lettermen with which to build a squad. Official practice sessions started August 25 with fifty boys reporting twice daily for drills. HARDINC-An enthusiastic Spartan squad opened the season September 13 with a 27-19 victory over the Eagles. SE showed a lot of fight as they overcame a 19-6 halftime deficit. NORTHWEST-A highly spirited SE squad knocked the number one ranking Knights from their top spot as they outgained them in every de- partment except the 20-6 score. Schafer, who scored the lone TD, was lost for the season by a knee injury. CLASSEN-Continuing their winning streak by downing the Comets 27 to 19, SE moved to Oak Stadium where Prichard scored three touch- downs and Robertson added one. JOHN MARSHALL-The Blue and White lost a heartbreaker to the Conference Champs, 19-13. john Arnold and Tommy Yeargain scored the touchdowns. EDMOND-The stubborn Spartans fought INIURIES HOLD SES CRIDMEN TO TWO WINS lauics 'Robertson twists his way through a host of Classen tacklers as Prichard prepares to throw a block. mf the Bulldogs to a 20-20 tie. The game was high- lighted by a 97 yard TD run by Prichard. MIDWEST CITY-The Bombers squeaked out a 20-13 victory over the injury-riddled Spar- tans. Ken Grissom, our mighty-mite Quarterback, was lost for the remaining games with a broken arm. PUTNAM CITY-In a close contest the Pirates downed us 19-7. Hustling fullback Berkly Staton's knee cartilage was broken, eliminating the 160 lb. fireplug for the season. NORTHEAST-This game was extremely costly to the Spartans as the Vikings rolled over them 41-27. Prichard, who scored three touch- downs, injured his knee identically like Staton had done the week before. GRANT-The underrated Generals downed the Spartans 47-20. john Arnold continued to spark the ailing Spartans with two TD's. CAPITOL HILL-The SE squad finished the season November 16, with a record breaking 59-28 defeat by the Redskins. john Arnold com- pleted a creditable three years on SE's gridiron by playing inspired ball. He scored all four touch- downs, Grissom kicked all extra points, finishing the season with a 17 for 24 record on the extra points tries. IRVITT 962142113 ROW I: Prichard, Staton, Levescy, Scboolcraft, Nqr. 2-lawk Nqr 'Welvry Nqr Carpenter ROW 2 Coach ttndrui Riddle Nanncy, 'l1'riglJt, Qrissom, fleary, Tester, 1Harwell,7-lolder.RO'l1'3 Robertson Nxllzcan Carrier 'Wdlaams Bell Mlm cr fllnandtr Pollock, Rayburn, Ternon, Coach Choate. ROW 4: Depriest Trull 'Hood Dams Box Emdsay Neue ee mlm! --'--1 -I S' : W 1 me M 'fr sac 17 ,1a,,,1 ,,a4g44 7 as i 5 fr, f KJ Y 7, i W if t f -1345 11 Br : , r I 2 W A 7' g g 'A e l me ,, 4 gy-ra 7 Q I4 'Iohn Prichard pulls in a pass as he sprints into the endzone for the first touchdown of the year. Spartan hopes were high as fHarding, their first opponent, was vanquished 27-19. RQ Phillip Davis LQ Bobby U-larwell 1, TFB Berkley Staton X RE Qlen Schafer R74 john Arnold fllleconferencf' All-city 66 Glen Schafer, senior end, snares a pass in the ZWVW game for a TD. QB Ken Qrissom C Ronald foster ET 'Winfred Lindsay FROSH SCHEDULE TRESJ-IWIAW SQUA RO7 C ll d R h Southeast Bethany D- V 1: o ett, Boy sion, us ing, fHart, Spring, Porter. ROW 2: Wlgr. R. Burton, Kimery, Wlercer Southeast Classen Chamberlain, Cleveland, Crews, jones. ROW 3: Coach Dipboye, Southeast Harding Dleargain, Willingham, Keller, Duncan, Dleaman, Crenshaw. h t G t ROW 4: Prichard, johnson, Taylor, Norris, Sheets, j. Burton, Sout cas ran gappl Rhodes. Southeast 6 Northeast zu- ti'-SH' - 7f f.ef., N, Av- jij 1 ,ik 54, 1' N , -1 t '? 5 ., .3 5 '3 t ffl 1 as 41914 Bi 45 l2f f -3152? E. s 5 , C Ml 4 , , rs-41 r 33 fix? ' ,X , , '97 , tt, ggi ,E V if B x 't 'eg lt v J' ill fs' J Ji WbQ.a-'HB 5 3 flqdf ' 15 28 .264 F- ' Q- ' , N- S V K s X Q li C ' l ls ' , . A fe C - ' A., ' E' 34 ff t - C 42 R' t P221 43 ee3U: 'SE - M -Asif 3 'EQ E34 john Prichard All-sportsmanshm Nfl M W' we Q? -:efsa m '1 :f Q-N,-n:wH5Ew!5'3 as 2 12 .Ji 5 W , Hg dv, 5' A WK- , f Q fa S as . w Lf , v. S 4 rf' ,.:-5.f'1i:- YQ X? X , . ' . :Yu . V-if? I .,,,,:, A . , -,,.-,'. 2 - A L. , . L.-Xf Qr11Qg2, A - 1 , We :INS-7 . , ' W N' . ,lg Q W, 5: -U ,:,.3W.i, W Q fg4sfs2:a:..51z aQ,.., iii' Aj 67 '1- S5f's Cliff Jlitrdock and Neil 'Underwood of Clnssen go high for I1 rclvound in fl7L'Sf7flffd11 54-51 victory in the Clrlsscn Qym. The highly-rated Spartans started fast, defeating Grant 45-37. Then the roundhallers hit a slump, as they won only one game outofthenexthve Lhmderthe guidance of nevv coach IDoc C3raves,the Spartans devdoped a1nan4o4nan dehnwe and phyed nwpned bdlthe restoftheseason. In SE's Invitational tournament the team played its best game thus far, downing Catholic 67-40. In the next game the Spartans lostto the tourney Munner,IDelClty.ln the TYdnequah tourna- ment, SE downed Pryor in the first round, but were dropped hy Muskogee in the second game. Highlight of the season was when sophomore Don Trull calmly hit a free throw with six seconds left in the Capitol Hill game to give SE a 38-37 victory-the first time the Redskins were ever beaten hy the Spartans in any sport. 70 i-,- WG SCHEDULE Grant Douglass Northwest Northeast Putnam City Midwest City Harding Grant Catholic Del City Midwest City Putnam City Midwest City Northeast SPARTANS BATTLE Coach Doc Qrmves came to S? this Yam rom Putnam City where he had strived as junior high fzrincifml mid senior lualw oodlmll coach 4 SCHEDULE john Marshall Classen Central Pryor Muskogee Central Grant Capitol Hill john Marshall Capitol Hill Harding Classen Douglass Grant Del City' AGAINST TOUGH OPPOSITION Many honors were accorded center john Prichard He was selected for the all- state, all city and all-conference teams. In addition, he holds many of the school basketball records: total points, 1,230 Cfor 3 yearsj high game scorer, 42 g and season high 592 points. john came m second in the city scor- ing race with a 20.9 average. Gary White, Midwest City edged him with a 22.3 JERRY WALL Nr. Condren, in his first year as freshman coach, led the frosh to twelve victories against eight defeats. 1The future varsity came in fourth in the city play-offs. ROW ONE: Kimery, Burchell, Qiuens, Crotts. ROW TWO: Clark, Crews, Barton, Mercer, Qaines. ROW THREE: D 1 3 V6 A4 V 'X :- sr v P' gb 45 iivi BASEBALL TEAM ROW 1: Toster, Corbett, Schafer, Craig, jeary, Krunnne, Coach Doc Qraues. ROW 2: Qrissom, fHawk, Wall, Trull, Prichard, Robertson, Bray. ROW 3: Summers, Haggard, 'Wrighh Hearn, White, J-lood, Davis. 4 4 The '56 Midland conference champs, piloted by T : ii new coach Doc Graves, fulfilled a twenty-game A ,.': p schedule in the new Capitol conference. The w i fi' Spartans were sparked by six returning letter- . ' - Q men. 5.4535 ',.., J M EX ' ,wi ,,,: I ,f johnny Craiq Phil Davis Don ffrull f 'x z . . Z.,-I . If J' Y '1'.1 The Spartans were downed 7-4 by Classen. ff Aee4 I ff' ',', ff ,f , ' K A , X ' XX in I f, Xe ff X, x gf' SJ' K ' if S IA e A Dale Krumme as f Lf N sw ,,,,,r,,,, 'hy H Captain Qlen Schafer If B .Q 54 ' ,eff ,W KX Nm N4 46 Stanley jeary Ray fl-lood Q1 5, 73 TRACK TEAM ROW 1 Holder Vriclmrd Zonal! ROW 2: 7i'iIliams, Arnold, Bruni. ROW' 3: 7'l!'lVll'CH, Tear- SE's highly touted thinclads came through with another successful season under the guidance of Coach Bob Condren. The team was strong in the sprints and relays, but lacked punch in the pole vault and high jump. omc, fHoIder, Lowell, Arnold and Vrichnrd, ready for comma meds GOLF TEAM Clvarles J-lollis Coaclv Gene Diplwye, in lm jim! year as aolf coaclv, is poinlingl towards llve '58 season with lwis green underclass- men. fflve inexperienced learn feed OH on flve Tvleridian course weekly in Capitol conference play. P11117-laller 'Iarnu Co fey 'Weldon Tllanney David Clark TENNIS TEAM SPS second year tennis team, 5parlced by juniors, ,slvonld make a glued ,slwwingl next season. ROXX' 1: lilanclmrd, lledlow, Woungl, Padgett. ROW 2: Coaclv R. ll. Berry, Jlolsenlmcker, Weaver,7l1eCorkle. I A ' VV t f. :VQ - A t l' .. .l,- , , wb D ZQL , l , .1 V K . r e I A :.1.,x'j.A -'mu My Q is , f e r f eeee. ' 23 S-lf l aw TM a i IAI Q ll .-, g f l vx Nz 4 Q ifw s XZ Q, V25 V , i vi 'Q , Q N. I 5 , EQ ,. - '7'3C'. - -.V .., X.. : lax...- 1. .., . ....A.V 2 75 up ' . ' ,V Q . Q , . U e H' , 'R I All-L K' 3 N l Q Q -5 I M- 1 -, vw YS' 76 GIRLS SPORTS Not jar from perfect is Colene fHnIcom's jackknife as she warms up for ilu' city swimnxing meet. fb ET SBU Jfelva Lau fflvonras and Dann ITonn1I1s do up for a rebound as Hwy land ilvc Spartan tcmn Io victory in H10 Clmsen game. Trying! for a double play in tlw Ccnlml garnc, Tllargic Qouclv W flings the ball to 5CCU11fi!7l1SCHll1ll k vm ff Sharon Laughlin. p .1 4 , w.SM .,.. f- I V V.: K NM .. fl -A :wifi xl S, S . .y. S., ' ' X4 M- S S . -4 'L ' i f - S S Y, A f S i,SS S. fin., S,yS,i , ySi,,1 S ., , SS --P, Y' - '-Wy S .SMHQRSSSQQ S - .Q S- S S ,,. nie- ' L 406 sg tt 4 , A ,3 .I 'F . 3 . 3 , ix l lj A me GIRLS' SPORTS Coach Bertie Ann llawthorn led her girls' softhall squad to a second place herth in their district, winning five games and losing only to Classen and Douglass. Pearl Canning won the city ping pong championship for the third straight year with Norma Thompson and Melva I.ou Thomas taking runf ners-up honors in the douhles com- petition. Southeast was well represented in Volleyball also, as they placed first in their district and second in the city. However, they lost their first game in the state playoffs to Kansas, Okla- homa. 'Anyone for a game of pingJp0ng1? W -Q. clvallcncie 'loyce Pearson, Helly Kelley, X z l'. loy Filcfiarrb' and flanicc Rodman. V 'atia , s :':: ff:- L if s hiya ' env , . t Pearl Canning, Stale fltampion ping Qu 'Wf- pona player, displays the medals slte has ,1 won tive last three years. ' i. J .N A A! ,M gb.. ' L Q!'- ,. x -iw.. . TN, ima Ji ' Cf ,: x t ua., 1 , ,. 1 A Q L 'H-f' . A ,, A x - feola Starkey powers the ball utver the net as sltc receives a sc!-up in llie Grant volleyball flame. W Conch Bertie Ann U-lawllwrn relaxes with a game gadmimon of ping pong during lver heavily scheduled day. X me 'Q' 'J' -,wwf COPE 'ul' 'G' DAVIS - , K :Q ',irk' , M s J k ' as A 5 f K C HALCOM 78 -1' -5,1 1-N aff as ., .. .'-::- Y Q 1ga25 92zf1wa si ?3T 1,1 fig 4 , ,,,, . , , raw - V so iw i Ssfagm e S! 4 9 ENNIS JONES if 17' K :flaw 5. , ,Vit at 'k,. gtg? efffiiii-:E 'feiiifffiil BEARDEN CANNING Bearden, Sue: Volleyball Canning, Pearl: Softball, Ping Pong, Basketball, Volleyball Cope, Frankie: Volleyball, Basketball Cousins, Pat: Softball, Volleyball, Basketball Davis, Janice: Ping Pong, Volleyball, Basketball, Badminton Ennis, Linda: Ping Pong, Basketball, Badminton Gooch, Margie: Volleyball, Basketball, Badminton, Softball Halcom, Colene: Volleyball, Basketball, Badminton, Swimming jones, Diane: Ping Pong, Badminton, Basketball, Volleyball Kelley, Betty: Softball, Basketball Lamb, Kathy: Volleyball, Basketball 35,1 :' wif' ' -21.1--ggi V A - 3 WEEE' v' . 353351: K 5' - 5 S':-ing, K W-Q KELLEY LAMB . -Q, 1' -gy' , 'Sf LALICHLIN MCGARRY PEARSON RODMAN l i SKINNER STARKEY STORY Laughlin, Sharon: Softball, Capt. Volleyball, Basketball, Bad- minton McCarry, joy: Basketball, Capt. Volleyball Pearson, Joyce: Badminton, Ping Pong Rodman, Janis: Softball, Volleyball, Basketball, Ping Pong Skinner, Vickie: Ping Pong Starkey, Leota: Basketball, Volleyball J' THOMAS H M' THOMAS gt J .B d . t P. P y Coach joy Little shows perfect form when slvc B Dry' unc' 3 mm On' mg Om' demonstrates a free throw shot to the lmsketlzall Thomas, joan: Basketball, Softball, Volleyball Squad- Thomas, Melva l.ou: Capt. Basketball, Softball, Ping Pong, Volleyball, Badminton Thompson, Norma: Capt. Softball, Volleyball, Capt. Basket- ball, Badminton, Ping Pong Toumbs, Dean: Softball, Ping Pong, Volleyball, Basketball, Badminton 55, B 'f f:P' ' 1 - gi 3.:,i,g ' , fa 0 , ,,4, Q , g', Q V . .97 -M1 r X 'I THOMPSON TOUMBS 7de4wzza,4z4wc4wza4cw,aw,e!e... Zackagzdww- N 4zewe:44a,4gawzmwm,fwMazm4mwz4emw- makezdedaiahmwczdzdezhodageamgdaqage Classes A. Q, Y I , 11 , -my Ny F 'fir' W, i-4 is B'- ,, Y V 4,41 of it ll ,tif s s W-,f N els' ' Wi 'gg - New H :ff 4 ...fi 1 ef - ' :sv '11,.. ' Pie-Q5 Tift? .4 ,aff CL S W F ' , gg1M Tt : H fm h ,,,n. . 1 L 4 n..J 4 A it eles R e,i A A V , A N ' e J if e ira ' W n A Q -I Qililgptl' 7 J A Q Q K has 1 . . -V , 7 f...u-A 4 - - i itil J I if tr 1 Q -'O I :lx ar 3: ,uf r f . --M. 1-it -A . . , , it 'ajft i b f- is Y i. - ix up-rf N i A , , 3' .si -fl' 'K mf r ww C f t 6+ ' , 3' , ,.,,,.k I 7 . iw l fyi ili f fa, .e K ' X' 4 Small fry feel lost and for- F ii my A S M ' it i lorn the first day of school as c Q 'V F t ,L 3 i L, f L they roam the strange balls A ' ' ' -V Y ' ,mi f 'MM an A - looking for their classrooms. ' ., , if-ei K , -rev, 3 of- r Were, Roy fl-larris, contem- - i-L..' ' A . V A G X 5' X Plates 555 awesome cor- by ' W AAVA A F' -- fld0fS. iii li 5 'A B 'il i P' K X RCW 1 : Nora Abrams, Bobby Adams, Linda Alex- Clary, Larry Clayton. ander, Steven Annis, Carlotta Arthur, Ruth Ann Ashley, Mike,B'aird, Lalvlona Baker, John Barnard, Fredrick Barrick, Linda Batty, Elaine Beitz, Tommy Bell, Bill Blakely, Gary Bogle, Mary Ann Bowen, Edwina Bowman. RCW 2: Linda Box, Kay Bradley, Barbara Brown, Jimmy Brown, Jimmie Bruce, Dickey Bundy, Ronnie Burnett, Johnnie Burgett, Loretta Burnett, Donald Burton. Jerry Campbell, Roger Canary, Bobby Capps, Bobby Carroll, Irene Chamberlain, Neal 82 ROW 3: Jerral Cleveland, Etheleen Cline, Judy Cobb,'Paul Cobb, Marion Coe, Sherry Collard, Jimmy Condra, Bobby Cooksey, Rosa Lea Corn, Dorothy Crow, Kathryn Culp, Kathleen Culver, Joe Davis, Earline Dawson, Cassie De'Elia, Linda Dean, Ronnie Dickens. ROW 4: Buddy Eischen, Richard Ellis, Darlene Emerson, Kathryn Ennis, Ronald Fish, Leota Fletch- er, James Foshee, Charles Garrett, Gail Garrette, Darlene Gatton, Dano Gibson, Kaye Goddard, 2.1 .fe ,K ea and 4 L .g i 49 53' .N 1 ' li 51' .fl-' 1 N , akig. 1 -s Qi -Q , 4 - '3- 3 -. em ff, - ..h. 5. k K 4' . nr in 'D . xl , K '4' tl- 4- s ' ,314 ,, .. N' , , .- 4, vit A 7 I , .2 .. as- '13 I ' ' Q g -P .- , - , ,, I ,J its Q , , K ,,,, -- - an of M' W Q, r f if M ez A Q i K ,, , Q r , M I , tl 4 - tt N. 1 f'-J: 1 ,Q Y -0' ' Q no - ' .5 , W 'TZ .fa V J K .5 G fry - T' 'rf ' -' ,....X 'lf , 1--f P W , A P L 1 xml' 1' I S , , - Q B 3 'if' S mg W 3 B '59 9 Q -.t -,A WJ, i K, -cf' f -. A ? Q-e ' wer' t -' , , -SEQ , 14 A g M5 ' was A Q ' Q 7 fl I 1 21. P . at ' .. 2 i fs-fs f JH- 3: 1 ...f f 1 S. ' , gf.. -f Q W i , at G .st L ' fe f t 'L it ' 2' t fl fa in W- ....lB'--45 ' l A 4 . W - 5 L G r . 1' q A , E Z tp -f S S J A J, A, A ,- L Ina, 4 .pw K ' .Jr HR -1' N' a tw- fir. K Kggq 3 .fy W' . S 1- '- i , T it Dorma Goldsberry, jerry Grant, Charles Green, Hines, Mark Hoffman, jo Lynn Hughes, Patricia Richard Green, Tommy Greer. ROW 5: Jacqueline Griffin, Mary Griffitts, Karol Grissom, Norma Grissom, Paul Haffner, Georgia Hale, Billy Hall, Brent Hamilton, Dorothy Hamil- ton, ,Ian l lamilton, Linda Hammer, Linda Hankins, Glenda Hanna, Roy Harris, james Hawkins, Linda Hawkins, Roy Hawkins. ROXX! on Glenda Hays, Carron Hendrix, Nancy Hightower, Kenneth Hill, Eilene Himes, Sharon Hussfeldt, Danny Isabell, jerry jackson, Stephen jaworsky, David jilge, Tillman johnson, Sharon Johnston, Betty jones, Kathy jones. RCW 7: Reba Sue jones, Barbara Keen, jackie Kelley, Steve Kelley, Bobby Kelly, Dana Kelly, Pamela Kennedy, Rita Kincaid, Charles Lamb, Rosetta Lambdin, Bobby Lane, Patricia Lee, Vir- ginia Lee, Ellen Lenk, Otis Lewellen, Thomas Logan, jean Ann Long. 83 A ll ,A t L2 C L ,..,, l C f g A W aas- ,t, , fil Tfi'T5efYQ t'irr,ai if LJ , yy y g CLASS or ,f, ,,, . ' ' we 5445 ,aa eva 'Cz . t -i .te if -X, ...,. -1 5 C 5 . 5, I ,fs s s ag ax maama aa 7 T et' . gi, S ' . H M g , ,,, . y y Y W gg? E ,,,. q W .eg . we 5 R L. , g ,M-ft,t R ...zz K A I K g . kk- K I , . Q lsr , 'R r '1:. Firm..- V r Petite Cassie lJ'?.lia makes friends with f anotlverjparlari supyworter, Lady, a fFrenclJ Q M g L poodle. J, t tl Row I : David Luman, Dona Luman, Melvin McCall, Barbara McCrary, Charlotte McCurley, Carolyn McCarry, Lucy McMasters, Aaron Mabray, Ernest Malicott, Terry Mathewson, Ronnie Merrill, Shery- lyn Meyers, Lynda Miller, jerry Mills, jimmy Mill- us, Billy Morgan. ROW 2: Carolyn Morrison, jon Murdock, Billy Musick, Cvail Nichols, Grover Nix, Judy Nix, Phillip Norvell, Amanda Orsburn, Cary Osburn, Diana Outhier, Martha Parker, ,lerry Patterson, Phillip 84 iizg , l 4 3 f mi- :Xu .. in f ,: A ft A Q .A . I AM. A 7 . ,ft r ,.,. -N . , '04 i X 'lg . r g ' ' ra. MIS' R . C X C ,J , ' . Pennington, jerry Pierce, Tim Pinson, Carolyn Piper. ROW 3: joe Pointer, Saundra Pound, Darlene Pratt, Fern Quinton, Betty Ramsey, Pat Randall, Mike Ray- burn, james Reading, Don Reams, Barbara Reeves, Caylia Reynolds, Thelma Reynolds, Frankie Rhodes, Larry Roberts, Stanley Roberts, Delores Rodman. ROW 4: Ronald Roeseler, Roy Roger, Edward Rowls, Leona Rushing, Mary Rushing, Carolyn Rus- sell, Mary Scoggin, Chester Scott, Sheryl Shelton, Linda Shelton, David Shields, Billy Shirley, Donald .r g -ii ,.l,. ga pix . .av ,,,. Y , .4-4 1 ff- 'el-1 me T T T .Q 'S' at r le ., .,.. ' i ' 3 Q :1 1 M Li, :Ll Q lg , Q -2 ' ' V , l fr C so t 'C H -- ff' A , K - A 4' A - ' -he -'QQ .1 ,A J ,,, . . ,M if , y 1- ,N 1, ,, f. li W.. . .a ... T a 4, ' ' 4 A-A C , gg an , S 5.3 V .aa ' X , -as . Y 9 dl L2 T T' f C 2 .Q We e C, .ai as A it t s Va' N- fl S 1 4 , f H A , ,. , . ,a i A C at l Q., 5 Q.. 5 v. .v f I -A ' Wi ,hr ig J . 4. Ll. ff- -' z fe -451 'M MT T' A 'W 'L TL. 'L' eff ' Q':' C , T f l x P Q Fi 2 ' 1:7 1 :ra M To ,P 5 J f Lg, .-, Ji' T C -9 S ,Q N, T .,. '33 e '17 L W , A,,,, S u T for , X4-J 'Q- is A , , A f 4 V A, k,L: A A B A, Li fl Tw-Rl 'R Pkg T R ,Qt f ff . K .A 'Rf' ST, R' 2 ffv . K I-rf Shuler, Dean Sinnett, Donna Smith, Frank Smith. ROW 51 Cary Smith, Ronnie Smith, jerry Spring, llarold Stansberry, Patricia Stapleton, Noretha Stevens, Donald Stoepker, jack Stokes, Mary Strick- ler, Billy Sullivan, Kenneth Sullivan, Michael Sum- mers, Sharon Sylvester, Patsy Tatum, Clark Taylor, Annie Teddy. ROW of Donnie Tevis, Cary Tharp, Lucy Thomp- son, Ronald Thompson, David Tillman, Tommy Tindall, Luther Trent, Edwin Upton, Charlotte Vaughn, Diann Vinsant, Katheryn Vinsant, Patricia Walker, Freda Warren, Martha Waters, james Weaver, Joyce Webb. ROW 7: Tommy White, Brenda Williams, David Williams, Melva Williams, Tommy Williams, C. D. Wilson, Linda Wilson, Janice Winstead, Patricia Wood, Barbara Woodall, jimmy Woolsey, Ronnie Wright, Kenny Yarbrough, Louise Young, Bennie Zellner. 'T v XTX R 85 3 XX 'I in, i 12, D lm' C, Q , i,, , 2 ,J b-Ld Sig M 1 . -, ' 1 B ff af. ' 9 9 , C ,gem 5 5,3 i. F4 , A ii I E5: A .V ,ss , 7 Q 433 l 'S' L04 t 5557 , g isiif' 'V 5 t 535'-i - - :Efwirfisiifgfvseig .af .f - fi 1 -t ,ma -f:'k .- f , , ir- f- -.-s?fggfs.?ZgX fp -1. 5 at 4, s .k,k.. hx .I ,Q t aslevfa. Q- :ML , nj K kk I eff'-11 A .3 2 av ff, kk -. K -aft I S ww M , , , ' 'aa u., ff' 13 it , Q - - A . t , .L , AV i Ygtlyai K qi i , A' Gab fests and coke parties li B B Q ... Z D , - K were favorite after School A ,, A ii ,, M R i 1 ,M 5 3 Q ,I -fa - '3' . A pastimes. Shirley Dickerson, f i im fwfr' 'i f ng Glenda illagers, and Karen 1 B B iid -ffl., JV' H K Q J Mackey relax after sitting in X- ' ' ii i ' ' D B if classrooms for six liours. W A-A ROW I: jimmy Archer, judy Baker, Norma Ban- ning, Dorothy Bartlett, jerry Barton, Don Bateman, Clyde Beavers, Iris Blackwell, Sandra Blakely, Sue Blakely, jon Boles, Judy Bolton, john Bowles, Judy Bowman, Margaret Box, Pat Bradley, Carolyn Bran- non. ROW 2: Sharon Bray, Cary Brittain, Ludie Brown, Phillis Brown, Lu Ellis Brown, C-ereldene Burditt, Peggy Burnett, Paul Burton, Donald Byers, Delores Callahan, Janelle Campbell, Eugene Cannon, Sam- mie Cantrell, Beverly Carlton, Lynn Carpenter, 86 Nancy Carrier, Ralph Carroll. ROW 3: David Chambers, Charles Childers, Fred Clark, Darrell Cleveland, Caren Cline, Tommy Cobb, Rita Cohee, Tommie Coker, Bruce Colbert, Mary Belle Colclasure, Pegge Connelly, james Cor- dell, Clydine Cornett, Douglas Crawford, Don Crews, Leon Critchfield, Bobby Crotts. ROW 4: joyce Culwell, Glenn Daley, Sharron Daley, Charley Daniels, Billy Davis, Cvary Davis, Dovie DeCraffenreid, Kay Dickens, Shirley Dicker- son, Bobby Dougherty, Barbara Dover, Laura Dow, 2 W . Y , f - It 'Y -- Q, 9 Y A, Y 1,31 Y 4 it an ,T ' 5' if W' ' KL 1 :sg if -1 as -A fs' Z' is 1 :fy , 1, v 'J' A, at fr . . ll . . l 4. A -ff' W if 1 at f ' f ' N , da ,L 7 -6 we f .. i 'N f A M 'I A F C .,.. i , ag, -4- 3, . .. .4 - K L .1 'W-' ' F 'H' .. 'TT as - S. ,. M49 ,- Q J c,,c, , in ZK: A K B 3: 'N f .,. , ,,.i , ff 'E A ... - is 3: k -- A g pw Lk it -A 'L B' ' X ft -az prix? -fe' ' sc ' at exif' ' M I Hx Wi B , ef .. . 7 r' ev K Q ...ff - A ' ff l f -ff .., as 'tai lf. gg, 4:1 ,yi ,gy gi H 'fi' -1 Q y X ,K X . at , if ur- flff A Q 4 an 3 L-1 . J di fd: ffl, di . l 4 'Q 4:-:dp CQ M , 5. : r ' ff ,Jr , tg' U x 4, Q . K c , Q -, t w ' N an 'A 'ffm S' 'l -A' xnxx F .. 'Q' I J T 1 A F i 'F' B S f ' f '17 K . in 1. 1 - x X J fl F . 1 +'7 i:'ff? K A sk! F - :ff 'rf r - , B ff.: B .,.. f 'F ' . ,J IHLA.. f Carolyn Driver, Linda Drumright, Rita Dushane, Richard Dycus, Billy Edmondson. RONW 5: Glenna Eischen, Rosa Enox, Charles Evans, Patricia Fanning, Lewis Farley, Ronald Folsom, ,lames Flower, Anna Forrest, Melvin Fox, jerry Furr, Alice Garrett, Cala Sue Garrett, Hal Gibson, Roy Givens, Rozetta Glass, Vernon Goad, Lillie Good- man. ROXW oz Ronny Goodson, Linda Greathouse, Ralph Griffin, Kenneth llaile, Clark Hale, Carol Halcomb, David llall, Bill Hallock, Marie Hamilton, Judy Hanna, David Harmon, Anna Harris, Kenneth Har- ris, Shelia Hawkins, Charlotte Hefner, Nancy Hen- derson, Philip Henderson. ROW 7: Donna Henslee, Marcus Herring, Billy Hicks, Dorothy Hodge, Charles Hollcroft, Woocl- row Hopper, Mary Howe, Carol Howell, Linda Humphries, Ben Hunter, jimmy Hunter, lrvin Ingram, Leo johnson, Linda johnson, Earlene jones, Katie jones, Kenneth jones. H7 u i, , 7 . 4.-1. X ' 1 , lE l,,A 1 P R iw' X gm ,, as :at .2 1-1 F fe' rd 9 A ll In In i .,. K . ,, 'K KW yi K .-T' K Pk- Q Q35 'NY .1 A M i A tftiilil-lil' b 4 aft . A , x 1 e 1 C - - S .-' , ' 4' 1 . L R L 1 1 -li - 1 A L , 1 ggi 32126 :'- ' Lu., ,. TE- ,V. R ' 1 R 6' . as f 1 A-'51 1 'K 1 ,.- 16 i .i hc., ...F R 1 . L i Rkk. P1 kk . . 0- 'V fi 3 1 5 Q mhy N di li ,Aa Q ' if X. fn 1 , :Qi g,. I , Q 1 1 1 . . QM we M. sf, J, ' ugiigi' ca 'S .gf L Q , '-A - ef , 1 11 11 'L' R W' .122 ifi' . '41 X Q , , V . .2 M A z q A . . 1 s ' Pix K 'dw ' f are-s. K1 ' 1 1 1wvLla.i411sf - f W V .. ' 1 , 1 - 1,1 pi. QE . . tg , A ,, 7. 5 it 1, K 33 F, 3 .15 Q? .Q V 1 - f refs! v LL ... 1. Q 1 11l1a-ta L 1'-1 1, K A , at V mls, K h. I cafe, a f? . 11 7 1 R A R 3 R' J it . 1 Eagerly anticipating a skai- L7 ' Q ' - : L R' .P L1 1 . I 'L'L ing party with her class is 'Y ' 1 A - t A y 1 M. gai ffwila Sieg. Shes ready to f-SU f Clin, L1 yi f ' ,J1 V A, ,A !1014'iU15k0ff5 and wsfifmf- .11 R 11 L ia ROW 1: Darrell Keller, Billy Kelley, Kaaren Kelly, Sharon King, Laura Lamb, Arthur Lambert, Olen Lane, Robert Langley, Elaine Lasater, Claudia Led- low, Helen Lee, Darlene Little, Patricia Long, jerry Loudermilk, Marcus Lovelady, Ronnie Lowell, Ben- nie Lynch. ROW 2: jerry Lynch, Eddie McAllister, Roger McCorkle, Helen McCrackin, Judy McDaniel, Tony McDonald, joann MCC-alliard, Karen Mackey, Glenda Magers, Carol Maness, Raymond Manning, 88 Richard Manning, Saundra Martinez, Carolyn Mel- ton, Pat Menefee, Alvin Miller. ROW 3: Danny Miller, Kenneth Millus, Connie Moore, Duane Murcer, Marion Mower, jim Murray, Pat Neher, lva May Nelms, Tommy Neugebauer, Charles Newton, Roger Norvell, Tommy Oakes, Phyllis Pace, Charles Parker, Dolly Pearce, Donna Percival, Elburn Prier. ROW 4: Verna Purkey, Otis Quinton, jimmy Ram- sey, Sue Raynor, Fay Reading, joan Renegar, Donnie T SQ' W Liz- fi iii W K' I Q, wav ' -av : 'ji If A ' '10 0'7 . .0 2 T V ' 1 N -' - .Q Y '92 ., , ,lj y . if y g he .. ,e - S' 5 , : 'fi 'F-it s -A -.f fa S 4 , los dia ,pafm Q: , wwf-in Y re, ,Ffa -- W , 2, M, -I-3. -er e I, J' 2 Q VE 1- ' I l J S' t -1 N fum - . A f guy . T f 'R I ' if rw ' gr' , ., - ,A .,,, , P -.U Q l 'N gf' , 4 2 L at T -T WT ll S Y? : T K I - f '5' fi KA-A A Y nm A y - ' ' ' 'J ... ,V f M J t- fp 3 fi we if f T ' 7 A, ji xg ' Wi x-ri 1 - ' 'eff ,- nf' A 4 43 ,-9 3 i . ' I 4 u Q Q , :Q ez. . -gf Q? g e Ha 5 Q i A- . is slii aft ,Q L .A Reynolds, Lonnie Reynolds, Lionel Rhodes, Johnny Rhodes, Barbara Rice, Richard Richeson, Russell Roby, Glenn Russell, Sandra Russell, Faye Rycroft, Johnny Scott. ROW 5: Virginia Scott, Glenda Shaha, Linda Shel- ton, Twila Sieg, Patsy Sigman, Elaine Simons, Wayne Spradley, Saundra Smith, Barbara Stallings, Sherryle Staples, Cary Steeds, Sandy Stein, Omajean Stid- ham, Eddie Stokes, Ola May Stouts, Janice Stowe, Martha Swearengin. -413' 'w' 1 ROW 6: Deanna Sylvester, Maria Taylor, Robert Taylor, James Testerman, Don Thomas, Cary Thomas, Mary Thomas, Phyllis Thompson, Tresha Thompson, Jimmy Trimble, Virginia Truelove, Carter Vaughn, Robert Vitatoe, Carolyn Wade, Don Wall, Eddie Ward, James Wells. ROW 7: Freddy Werner, Pat West, Weyman Whit- aker, Carolyn Williams, John Williams, Judy Wil- lingham, Conon Wilson, Judy Wilson, Mary Wise, Earl Wooton, Floydean Yancey, Mike Yeaman, Mike Yeargin, 89 ' X an - YIW7 A N J 9 CLASS OF vw? -Q-zz' all is if 'K ? ' im silk, QQ ...Q .av , , JF ,Mgr ma flYlSlHI!1S lr us a ll ouali ul nay tt exprcss ni nn zusens judy Russell and um Ji L orvy enjoy iorkivy on this mmiml Red Cross pro' C . ROW 1: Elton Agee, Kenneth Alexander, Harvey Allread, Sherrie Arnold, Sherian Bailey, Floyd Baker, Eugene Barrick, Curtis Bartmess, J. W. Bateman, Dennis Beitz, james Billings, Sammy Billman, Barbara Birhes, Bob Blanchard, Sheryl Boles. ROW 2: Sue Box, Richard Boydston, Eloise Boyle, Lee Ann Bridges, Bernard Brittain, Bobby Brown, Glenda Brown, Kaye Brown, Marye Brown, Doy Burchel, Ronald Burditt, Christene Burrow, Dale 90 Burtin, jerry Burton, Ernest Campbell. ROW 3: Willie Canary, Larry Carlisle, Shirley Carrier, La Nell Casey, Tommy Chamberlain, Larry Cheshier, Pat Clark, Ruby Clark, Keith Clayton, Dwight Cleveland, Barbara Cloer, Sharon Coatney, Betty Coffee, Gary Colbert, Douglas Collard. ROW 4: Charice Corbett, Frankie Cope, Saundra Courtney, Pat Cousins, Carl Crenshaw, Lonnie Critchfield, Robert Crosswhite, Mary Culp, Nor- V' V s . rp 9 5 J i -ui -.1 ' -ij' Q- .,,, . A? ,ai- - 4' ia, 'pg Q-'9 - ' Q- ,.. .Q 6,7 he B 'le -1 1' A '7 ' I ',,.,,, A A ' f Q 4 S1 .iff S 'ff' i li- 'ffl fr 4-2- , - - A rg B ' , i X N W, ,-ww gif' I I 'A ' ,gi if ' 'QS 4' ' ef 'sf , xl-3 ,,, as .,. 3 i 8 JC V .4 C.,-5, li L7 :ar W V ' gg , J l- LL J gg, ri. , ff? J.. C 5, aff' 3' ' - J V Q ' ' me Q' S fm B 'B s ' R' W' 7 he mlv' S w aw-if fri. cs, -rr ' sa f 1 'J Q 1 K ,. - .L , ' V T2 2 'S 4 J 7' 4: A 2 , S. fl .43 N P5 ,,. - . '-av' Ml -:No -3 , li Af' ,.,-rn kk ,..,,,f ,sr-'V - w..9, W A X s B A, ff J' 5 sez L. , J li fs J s Q A + .L ff: 12- 'i C f '2' A ' R -f .- a. 3 . K 1, 3, .a ii., ... C C ' F' ' lr fad FV ' 4 'Jeff if 'mt V X . X 15 , K J X is if vell Cummins, M. E. Curtis, Richard Cutsinger, Barbara Davis, Harold Davis, Uletta Davis, Jeanette Dennis. ROXX! 51 Bernice Dillard, Keith Drumright, Tommy DuBois, I-eroy Duncan, Karen Dushane, Christene Elliot, Jackie Ellis, Jerry Emerson, Linda Ennis, Janice Finley, Lewis Ford, Billy Franklin, Tony Fugit, Dennis Gaines, Sherrie Gatton. IZOW oz Nancy Gill, Robert Glenn, Tommy Graves, Patricia Griffith, Elaine Grimes, Marian Grissom, Jerry Groves, Spencer Hales, Phil Haller, Melanie Hallock, Sherry Hammer, Donna Hansen, Jerry Harris, Larry Hart, Rosemary Hart. ROW 7: Carolyn Harwell, Rosella Hays, Judy Hollis, Carolyn Hood, Karen Howard, Raymon Howard, Virginia Howard, Evelyn Ingram, Alvin lrwin, Olivia Jilge, Don Johnson, Jackie Jones, Marilyn Jones, Elizabeth Jordon, Bette Kelly. 91 ? XX I ,W E AD X di' at is gp -ff ati U 0 ,srzz . ,E:, I --ff A l 5 s, M t at 9 is ..,.. ..., 1 Q J? CLASS OF GG ,ee ' o ....-J, X -'---MLWJ, x 5' is allways exciting is the freshman Oklahoma history trip. .Connie Critclvfield, Dana Laclienmayr, and Phyllis fllmildin hoard the special lms which took 160 students , J 'pr-as P 3 'Z 'J :fit .ai err' as fi- , ,fy . A . A warg 1 an is . ' hx H kk I I ,,. , V kj A' , .5 W . t ' .. - 9 3, . I wwf' P ,,,e . v C ,aa f - P N M' - fi' 4' ' ig? il l '7 ' I . . rl V '43 J -is H .sr f' l P . if' V . . PQ if Q, xl QA if T3 fl, ...-- t f O T3' 'N , .J V if . O if , gf 3 A ts.. , .24 av- , J J t 5 - f 1 ' J fbvg tg-,oy P Q M y at Q, 4 ..f,, f X r Q ei Km A .fl . ., '33, . , . ff . H nm i . K . V , as K 2 K Q gg.. , Q Q-'ff Wa- ' LS g++ ., 9 ,K .nv-nv , . -j,,. TP 1 on a 580 mile jaunt. ROW 1 : Donna Kelly, Tommy Kelly, Troy Kilgore, Dana Lachenmayr, Mary Lambert, Edith Lawson, Patsy Lee, Saundra Lewis, Tommy Link, Lonnie Link, Bonnie Liticker, John Logan, Vernon Long, Judy McCann, Patsy McCoy. ROW 2: Clara McCurley, Carolyn Mclntyre, Linda McKeel, Jackye Mabee, Joyce Mabray, Paula Mal- lard, Bill Marney, Judy Martin, Phyllis Mauldin, Frank Matula, Richard Matula, Richard Meyer, 92 1 Dennis Meyers, Nancy Meyers, Betty Millus. ROW 3: Sharon Mitchell, Jean Moore, Margaret Mosley, Charles Murdock, Bill Murphy, Marydel Mustain, Billy Narry, Ronald Norvell, Judy O'Dell, Peter Orsburn, Jimmie Osban, Jackie Osburn, Don Overton, Charles Parnell, Joyce Pearson. ROW 41 Mary Pointer, Pat Pointer, Fred Porter, Rodney Powers, Bobby Prichard, James Punneo, James Quinton, Kenneth Richardson, Geneva Rid- S I if , W ni. A C E Q- .2 ,J ,V 'I' I . 2 w L' ' R rr M , W5 B' K Q s si 'ffl ' V W S a . Lf A ' l .-1, XLLJHJ W , ti l A L 3 Q -Q 2. Q ve W ,L Q L: ' 7 I 4' I - 1 -D' -,,,.. .4 4 -fu 4, I - my k aj V A ,Q - .M is r -r' zz, R , ff.-.f 1 ,is r' A , if ,wg 'L P S 'X i l A 1 l . 5 . an l ,Q gg., .ax y B at ML, A 0 Q -.- 5 -A RAM K 1 :M L in-.30 ,A QV I K 6,4 4, va-rv . .l V K QM? Q 'vi .1 .J i ,L ' l.AJ Ltratiht ,.. .gr L A '12 L S f .. V... 'JJ W 5 J K D nf- -Q ,3 as v V 'Q' LL ,A .M My - LL ,X L, V X ff, L adj W? 3 I Q Q, L ,lt X1 ' H-.-4, H..,,,pf' N R Q R. ' 1 nw .I ' I S a K , f W ..e A Q dlf 0 vw , N ' L- ' 5 zz, LL Q: 'Z W R 4 fs. at 1:4 is - ' 'fi if C S ' f' ii sf' L M 'ct T A ,,, 6 V W E Y K 1 . 'if fe at r is S T' ' L tv-4' M ' ff '7 . ri, 'Q , was .L 4 -- t' as A-B Mr -M-F fr. rg. A 4 3 K L J. 1 LL, 4 i A l Q ' :Hftgf ,r L V? f- , f' Q- Q ,, f S'-' , D 4 sd .N A 4 ,er , V1 M --in y , y 3 L MF' J Q .- rw. ' f -1 N Q-fry f E W - , i dle, Billy Ritchie, Janis Rodman, Patsy Rowlan, William Rushing, Judy Russell, Donald Sapp. ROW 5: Russell Seoggin, Nola Schultz, Dean Seals, ,limmy Shaver, johnny Sheets, Judy Sherry, Peggy Shumate, Vicki Skinner, Ray Spradling, jimmy Spring, Barbara Stone, june Storey, Nelson Sutter- field, Mike Swearingen, Glenn Tatum. ROW 6: Kay Terry, Dean Toumbs, Laquita Voight, Carolyn Wade, Barbara Walker, lna Walker, Betty Wallace, Bonita Walley, Charles Walls, Robert Weaver, Linda Webb, Zella Webb, Mary Wells, Sophia Whitaker, Wynema White. ROW 7: Karan Wigham, Darrel Williams, Frances Williams, Robert Williams, Linda Williamson, jimmy Willingham, Carl Wilson, Margaret Wilson, l.ouise Wisel, Kay Wright, Sandra Wright, Marilyn Young, Tommy Zelenka. 9 L3 ga..ar's ,fl L .. W4 .wi ,,. , 1 ,fe W- fa ,Sa Q eg, 54,5 .Q tl CLASS OF' 5 9 ff L., ST B T D '. l-i' fa 5 fi iz liz-T -I Q vi' H x I f , we e r f yi '- siiii'-fx C ' J if-si-5 - r 'vu 1 Fr As sophomores we fell readily into the swing of high school life. This year's one hundred and ninety-nine sophs had a lot to look forward to as they began to actively participate in senior high activities. One of the year's highlights was the biology trip to south- eastern Oklahoma. v'-We - .Wu 1 'wwe no -an is sr- K ..,,,,,, gl, V s Y t r .ff Q J Q l C ,swiss l . - . ih., ir: r D d,,:-,K i ann- , E. 1 -if Vw f k ra' E5 ' may ' ' .3 . S .Ziff 'L A 'E H, -i Q f' --Es av -when , W' .7 . H -. t , ui . .L I' ,t an K K iii I- H 7 W' ev - ' Q' ,. ' he-' -si' . . 0 3140 it '-J! ' 'N' ,. - M ky- f , A, . A -'P' ' , C - . Q-- QO C - -,. li- f' K Wow, theres them that likes the WAN and them that which way Bohhye Weivninn voted on the like or dis- don't -and it doesnt take three guesses to figure out like Elvis Presley school poll. Although 'Valentines Day is usually celehrated by sweet- hearts, Charlesan Robertson presented her pal, Doris Weaver, with a cake in a homeroom party. f ,f is ROW 1: David Abrams, Ronnie Armstrong, Gale Baird, Phillip Barnard, Sherri Barnett, Dorothy Bartlett, joyce Beavers, Nancy Beleele, Eddie Bell, Richard Bell, Janice Beltz, William Bivens, joy Blackwell, jimmy Blagg, Dewey Blakley. ROW 2: joe Bobbitt, Charles Bogle, Bill Boland, Connie Boone, Ann Boswood, Don Bowerman, Don Bowles, Dorothy Browder, Darrell Brown, Larry Brown, Cwen Brummett, jean Burgett, Leroy Cala- han, Barbara Canady, jim Carlton. Q1 r N X at Y Amis . 9 , J 1' Q 5, J.. - -f r- La 3 '1-f , fa. rw- ' .. ... , ' , . QI, . --f, 2 if , yr' f 4 A L 'Ns . ' f , , ,,.. , . 5 I A .. ,,,,. , -A se, il hall: in FQ ..-. f.. , .Q 1- 1 ,K K dk 1 V V' V raw , N ,L ' ., 'K u , may 9 'qv' -- 7- 9' 4 ,ig E f WH or iv 33 2' J .,. ' 'R as 1 J ::. J -.Y fi, Eff!! ' A Q f - fi ' ,A C M :ii Q- 0, ' - M- s , j' ,yV 'fa V A 1 A 9 0.1 Q ,vii is Q .- ,. ,tj f ..:' -vii N it , ' if ' 'iff K5,'L sri? 1' , , J I fit 1 ELLJ 'W J 4 , W rs- '4' ..i -4' x l L ,ak , as si gd , , , M' MM- tm , as , :,,, X V.. Ig J ll c J 2 c C, X i req f at Q f f fa. ,. ...w - as W A2 CQ. 0 ,N 1 fr. f tg, xr: ,W ,V ,N 4, C - lil f ,. A 1.4.4 ROW 3: Pat Carr, David Clark, Glenda Cline, Dortha Cobb, Lavern Coe, Carolyn Connelly, C. R. Corbin, John Cottingham, Billy Cox, Robert Crain, Billie Crane, Richard Croy, Karen Daley, Gerry Daniel, Mary Davis. ROW 4: Patsy Dawson, David DePriest, Mary Dil- lard, Carlene Dodd, Sarah Dodge, Phyllis Droke, Darl Dryden, Robin Dunlap, David Dunn, Betty Dutton, Helen Edwards, Mary Ellen Elrod, Ray Fan- ning, Dowane Fent, Carolyn Ferguson. ROW 5: Janice Fleming, Robert Fleming, Beverly Folsom, Mitchell Francis, Ray Gillen, Glenda Gil- more, Kendall Goddard, Duane Goodson, Ivan Gray, Gerald Grimes, Glen Grusendorf, Wesley Haggard, Thomas Hall, Edward Hanna, Marvin Hansen. ROW 6: June Harris, Roy Harris, Caroline Hart, Bobby Hill, Loretta Hill, Judy Henson, Beverly Hopkins, D. C. Horn, Barbara Howell, Jeanette Hull, Sherel Hunter, Freddy Huston, Haskell James, Frank Jeffers, Glenda Jefferson. 95 , Jr.. , 5, ,A o r 3 ,er aeai Q5 t 6 ,iii J W 'ig :fp 5 K wr IQK: ' I ,ik K I V L . it m1m'1LV J ' h ' , I E f J s 1 1' Q CLASS i - f- me - J nf J be - , it -, - 3. CLR B' 5-1 L ' of WF OF ff., f few . f K , ..,ns f A I Qs' I ..- .gi a 5 -me ' be - at ' at 'Z 'fr ff' gf, J W. K I: iik - Nw A :V,i 5 90 li, Proudly displaying ber award for being a winner in the ,V - 'M' 'iv 7 'Went to tlie fFair esmy contest is Judy .Cong and her ' K jf, Q frullislw teaclver, Nr. Bolv Condren. 5 Football practice really stimulate5 the appetite of David DePrie5t, Tommy 'Vcrnon, and Qlen Qrusendorf. I ii . - ROW I : Junell Jennings, Bob Jones, Dianne Jones, Nina Kates, Sarah Kates, Paul Kelly, Barbara Kimery, Rena Lambdin, Jerry Lamer, Beverly Lan- caster, Bob Lawrence, Mickey Levescy, Jerry Lind- say, Carole Liticker, Christine Little. ROW 2: Jacque Logan, Judy Long, Raynette Loud- ermilk, Michael McCann, Mary McCall, Terry McCall, Judy McCuan, Myrna McMasters, Vir- ginia McMillan, Jerry McNeill, Thelma McSwain, Rita Maness, Joan Manning, Larry Marik, Don Mat- thesen. I rt ,, T ' 6 an 9 t ' T-QT. 7' P ,- 'Q , ,, .K s .4 4. 5 ,cc , .,. S f ' an .-..- j f .Q T . , 1 r . L, .,, , , , Q S.. IW 'N K no v-' av Q -wp - f ,. fa, -fv if .9 -' v ...Av v r 'T X' en I S 3 S S 4 1 'S s . 'Q .4 ' - B L4 J QLAJAA-A '2' I: f -1, fe- 'A T, Q ' . lf A .. at Mihai 1 t t , t 6 25' 4 ' -Lt Taz' -:.A ti QP N' S7433 at . J S 1:1 fp fi? 2, If.. 12- c T an ' T ni V+ ' . 2 Aa '3' P ' ff r , .fp lf., .cf .--5. 'lb I, it flvf 'JPTJPGRS I P ' , . f Z Q if l I ROW 3: Darryl Meason, Donnie Melton, R. J. Mel- ton, Richard Michael, Yvonne Miller, Arnold Milli- can, David Neher, johnny Neugebauer, Bobbye Newman, Wanda Nix, Frances Ormiston, Cary Owings, janice Pace, Mark Padgett, Herman Parker. ROW 4: Merry Patton, Roger Penny, Gale Ray- burn, Billie Reading, Hoy Reames, Marilyn Reeves, Alberta Rhodes, Sherrie Rhodes, Lonny Riddle, jean Rivas, Charlesan Robertson, Sandra Sawin, Nita Sharp, Mary Shuler, Leon Simons. ROW 51 joy Sizemore, Carolyn Stallings, Billy Staring, David Summers, Bob Tatum, jerry Teddy, Keith Terry, Gloria Thomas, Bobby Tipps, Don Trull, David Turner, Tommy Upton, Orban Van- nostran, Tommy Vernon, Donald Wallis. ROW 6: Doris Weaver, janell Weaver, Carolyn Wester, Billy Whittington, Delbert Wilder, Eddie Williams, Emily Williams, Marie Williams, Betty Wilson, Emogene Wilson, jerry Wright, Mary jo Yeaman, Tommy Yeargain. 97 t , . ,, ,A vw P4 V CLASS OF One step nearer graduation. This year's junior class of one hundred and sixty- three members kept busy. They received their tradi- tional class rings, elected classmates to next year's student council offices, and sponsored the J u n i o r- S8 Senior prom. -J big moment for the juniors was the day their class rings 1rrim'd. flomi llohhs and Rim Smith form their own mutual atfmimlion society. Buy meets girl-girl cheats boy, as fludy Pritchett and 'Tivicc 'Holder stop in for an after-school coke. if ar' ,qgvvigdr Tiigeit, X V-f-ef' K sz, 'YN ' iff'- .,,:.t ROW I: Sam Alexander, Larry Armstrong, Betty Arwood, Nancy Batty, Sue Bearden, Bob Beding- field, David Bennett, J. D. Bishop, Herbert Bivens, jonell Blackwell, Royce Bolton. ROW 2: Polly Boone, Irven Box, Roann Brown, Lewis Byerly, Cora Maye Cantrell, Billy Carlton, Cay Lynn Carr, Nellie Carter, Ronnie Chamberlain, X . -t ffwilfl .SV el 1 -X, .Q Q E E N-ftf' .3 .- .3 S' if if ,SS we tx - ur at 4- 1 'NO' Q4 'Hi 0 :- ,M 1 s,,.. 5, I' ,,,, 5 ' 9' 'Y' if .J . K gi, X , g , s -. K' 'Q A0 Y :Y e.,1 , J 53 ng .qs l an ,Q-4 ar-,Q 'P la ,Qian H Q ur .gg is ra . -f.. , . ,, I ,gg . - . ' an h .A if fig. ff, D.. . 3 V, C , - ww jg, tiff f ' -3 zz:- gil Cuy Clark, Bill Coatney. RDXV 3: Dorothy Coffee, james Coffey, jim Col- lard, Cayle Cope, Chuck Corbett, Kenny Cox, Mar- leen Crain, Dwayne Critchfielcl, jerry Cunningham, I.uther Cummings, Barbara Daley. ROW! 4: Archie Davenport, Phillip Davis, Erma Dawson, Don Deen, Betty Dixon, joan Dobbs, Lois ,347 X W e l 'UN -at Droke, Darrol Evans, Patricia Evans, Maxine Farr, David Fisk. IQOW 5: james Fite, Louise Fitzpatrick, jean Flowers, Waylan Cant, Terry Class, Margie Gooch, Kenneth Grissom, Nyla Guy, Mary flagey, Connie llalcom, Connie Hale. 99 H U E9 CLASS OF S 8 ---...Q Watch out, Keith Smith! Don't JaII. ' Dorothy Coffee, 'immy fllitclvell, and Larry THr1rtman are lending a hand as lie industrious juniors decorate for a dance to earn money or the coming! junior-senior proni. Junior class officers spent many hours workina on prom vlnns, fflvey were Carol Proctor, treasurer, Clmrles 7Jolli5, vice president, ilfarlene Crain, secretary, james Robert- ron, president. 9' 'Y Q IU' ...ov A e.'ii f :fr fi? 'W rf if 4 ,fs f N i ni? fi .Ai , 'Q 1 'x DIP QW- i..., . x-..,,. 'C' ROW! l 1 Janelle Hall, Kenneth Hansen-, Pat Hardin, Pat Harding, Judy Carole Harris, Judy Lynn Harris, Buster Hart, Larry Hartman, Bohhy Hawk, Ross Hearn, Judy Hedrick. RCW! 2: Jimmie Hicks, Tince Holder, Charles Hollis, Kenneth Hollcraft, Jo Jackson, Floyd Jen- nings, Clen Jones, Pat Jordan, Marlin Kauffman, .3 .--as-if 'Ili Q . xv- Q-if ,it 1 skit' I Q-::3, -49 '-ff M-QV K 5 'QP ki' I 9 an 'of .Na . iq , --...fy ,af . ,F 7 , v '7 ' ll 'fi QQ f ,ov C2 ave., ek tl af-N' .-Q A - ' 1 L QP 1 . vi , ,M K .1 5 . un, Epi Phyllis Kilmer, Paul Kisselhurg. RDXX! 3: Kathy Lamh, Carlene Lambdin, Sharon Laughlin, Larry Lecllow, Sandra Locke, Sandra Lowell, Kenneth McCorkle, jerry McCurley, joy Mcflarry, ,lune McCinnis, ,lanice Mabee. RDXX! 4: Welclcmn Manney, Charles Martin, Ruth Ann Martin, Darryl May, Charles Millus, jimmy tj, Y.-v Mitchell, Marilyn Moore, Gerald Mosely, Herbert Motsenbocker, joy Murphy, R. C. Nelms. ROW 5: Dorothy Norvell, jimmy O'Neal, Kennith Peoples, Ceorge Pointer, Ted Pollock, lunetta Powers, Connie Prier, judy Pritchett, Carol Procter, Dorothy Purkey, Joann Ramage. lOl Z -va ..-X 4. P4 v D1 CLASS OF S 8 Stevie Corbett aets acquainted with his o1d man -junior, Chuck Corbett. THis pretty mother is tlie former fjerri Ann Gould, band majorette. Tioe a. nr. and the slurnber partyk going strong! june McGinnis and fludy Hedrick catch up on American Lit while Sandra Lowell studieslier B. 1F.'s picture. lfeota Starkey reminds Connie Uelalcom of the time, and Trances 'Weaver reads on. 1 -S. fn' Liv iff ,f X milfs qw: ei- aw 'Ji S 5' SZ' 5,5 six fx 'mia' W aw no- ?' 9- .1--Q K M ,A . Ij 'r-M7 , 5 rm K Q K , 'st -- 45 , .sz -at .ge , as W-1-' ROW 1: Pat Ramsey, Charles Reid, judy Riley, james Rinehart, james Robertson, Mary Sanders, Darrell Sapp, Shirley Sapp, Harold Shaver, Lucille Sheppard, Joyce Singleton. ROW 2: Sue Skidmore, Linda Smalley, Keith Smith, Rita Smith, Geary Sorrells, Elvis Stanphill, vga at N ,pi- xl -1 -Q 2 A TN A41 ll ag t T X, if I -J -dv P' un, ,, ,.., 'Z-vw 4 2Y 36: l,-4rN '45 ,, :sr -f P , 5 5 'a S F, 5'0 I ,HQ ,ma '21 R -au. or . .Q ..-n. fa ...af l.eota Starkey, Dale Stevens, Valla Rea Stowe, Paul Taylor, Donna Thomas. ROW 31 Sandra Thomas, Austin Thomason, Joan Thomason, Vernon Thomason, Jeanne Vaut, J. D. Volk, Rita Wade, Judy Walker, Jerry Wall, Leroy Wall, Gene Walther. ROW 4: Thelma Ward, Bob Weaver, Frances Weaver, Josie Weaver, George Webb, Raymond Wehry, Mildred Wells, Arela West, Mary White, Bill Wilson, Phyllis Wilson, ROW 5: Chuck Winstead, Don Wisel, Dewayne Young, Jimmie Young, Coleman Zellner. 103 in Q rf o As the seniors look back, they find that the four years seemed to have slid by so quickly. Some- how, they forget the evenings spent over their books, and the mornings they stumbled around so early. No, they remember football games under starry skies, record dances in the cafeteria, play practices, paper deadlines, science, band and pep club trips. As each senior walks across the stage to re- ceive his diploma from Dr. Grady, his mind is filled with different thoughts-thoughts that con- tain memories of the past and daydreams of the future. Ola boy! Nay twenty-fourth, the last day seniors attend school, is just around the corner, and 'Windfred Lindsay ,.fi:.e:-cg-raw. A ,M MHSSQQIQS is i: iieipfmsiaifwlimviigiisg-.gigget ,zasisgggifgettgiggfggfgfgwsiM, . ,. . ,, 1. . , f?if7'f6rf!if71Ef'lsi51sf3W -52f5RiN'-' I-if 7 ei : .liwmigma M , 1-ffgiiegigssrlgggtegiik1-my -mm -f-f A-Wi,-ff,i,W,,5,54,,f I .i,,, M95 i rlffazwigi we I gffiggfti f .f fiff M ffw f k-Bzfitskiiiiat Q ef tat,-wt,f'2f2.,, .ssxs awgigiijgii I sl? Egg 5 Ti i i , s l s :iii f H i! : .f4sggs':.-iletf M i3gQMWWlftf1 Q 533 A ' W W V -il' 'i 1- f-' 1 '1'95E.,i , ' -. Aifiiitifissfv - - .H X ggi, , i if ,gat +, .,,,gsQg . -f ,Q 1 ' QPM5 ,ggiiigm ii as sl??':5Q'SEaa5'?Qr'5if?5ag:rsQr K 'W Q Q 5 We Swim ii .,,. f,. - we 5l5lg45r,,g3?,aig2?fg5v-32352'swzivgggi ug sifikff' S14 Jiwtfksnge. racism SQRAW is counting the days. e , i Q .1 ' , ff t tcsr A -k:. Sex: - Sei' 5 if k.LL E559 sf- 5' S ig, -g ' snwpgigs f,sfqg5, Xl A I 2 gl if 6 7 . 'S 8 Q is I3 I4 is ie :rf .W 20 2l 22 23 24 .Eb 27 28 29 ,fl ROW 1: Billye Alexander, ,loe Archambo, Ted Ar mould, john Arnold, George Baker, Willard Baker ROW 2: Jo Ann Barnhart, Danny Barton, Edward 1 is f ' 7 J: if ,Vw A l 8 '1'l -Sgr rf-,QB l R 1 325 ' , li 2535 f 3 l v-N. mf, , 'W'-.....-, ..f, M 1 '1maas1a+7wWef-Q ,NNW rv' Q K , A .ie 3+ Waliflf- Q we fl W . his , Q, A sf' W ,gb , . L,.L , 'S A r . A , 5 . K K I V ,- . , C L , , I ' , V ' Q I J ' X ' serif : , ' im ' ' E-M3 A L ' All W ' ,. K 5 Biff he Sr A A , .L k .. a , Eqk Ya B Bates, Roy Beavers, Nancy Becker, Dan Blanchard. ROW 41 Paul Brum, Sharon Brumley, Pearl Canning, ROW 3: Larry Bledsoe, Dona Booth, Karen Booth, Judy Caraway, Ralph Carpenter, Gerald Carrier. Curtis Boydston, Harold Bray, David Brown. 105 i ? ff ' 6 t no X The study of Geoffrey Chaucer in English Lit inspired many seniors to produce clever projects. Stanley jeary demonstrates his for Russell 'Werner Fltary 'Wlialey scored a repeat win in the 7 Speak for Democracy oratorical contest tlris year, having ioon top honors in the same contest as a junior, Slye represented S6 in the district contest. 'RN -if if l - f - fegtiee .aj , .. .C st saws? -Yefiieftg. V- ?9i'.f - Y3'XSf'4I- cfs .1 , 52221215 ,vet ' sex swf :tire sr if M- A--M ' wwe ,t,. i . .F ,Neem 5534 H fax if , X , ' . is gf S, maesess 'S 5.5 ei, H X is wit? s L i ,, H , K i 'V tier' W W we rc,Q, W F wud T2 r K Wt Q ef ii fn it i-.1 ? fflisai' A Q: . -.1,...i2- - ,.,-. it - i .www . f I --,. ,gy-. .ragg- Tri? , ssss e--if kL.:. I 2421, , iiiliigiiigi , 4 N W is , W , is f L ,M isgaezt, '- hiiiggisisfeaft' ,C ,,l.t, ,.c,,,. . 4 H is Qasi' s.,, 55 , :.:::w3'-: 518, tg A 0 wg, -xr gg'- rr' ,Q ,M 5 .. SL 4 3P '--..,...,. i. 1, i L s. 1 'fl ,Ulu . 5 N' VP X . ,Q 51, ,E , L C9 . ,tw If X X. xii: i Maura K K Nm Q FEM- qv-'Wx -if ff 'K I? fi: S aw 5 K I ip 5 's if , gi, ws- i' i ROW 1: Beverly Choate, Don Cobb, Sam Collier, johnny Craig, Frank Cravens, jerry Crews. ROW 2: Don Cunningham, Duane Curtis, Sherrill . 4 K 3 A fc ' if-K ---ci 2+ V, , 1 n , , j f .vs , V ' 'J - ... f f - iffffizifiifs r---ff - .Q Qzgggif 9'7 wi eg .. I 35 - i, Q, ii, -.-- is li: ., M ii i - -. ,-ig. az vi.. ,genie a 4- Lili ,, y a . 'f . Q 'b25Ww L4 I f, ,.-...ai Q? f J, ,gc V gs - , ' A K I K ' V f Q 4 . h : . ,, 1 -f a rx, M,-Q ...WW ,i if--Q '-Q1-77 1 ggwliiiwx, l m ly 1 e if R l lf Q 'ia HI ,. f .f,, R ,N yy Q Haw, as 9, nf. K 3, W' me 4 fix 9 , Q as J M 21 ' T vm'-V if E L- 9 Daley, Janice Davis, Vivalene DePriest, Tommy Driver. ROW 3: Elizabeth Elrod, Jane Emery, jerry Pikes, s. ' i-...... . ' 1 in- - ' a ze, 'U ,D , ' R ii i'rii ' N, R .. ,. if ' 'i-e L, i i X , ,,,f 1 - ., , R H G V f , if ' ' , ' fi' G P 0 9 5 a l ,mm .K .i N, ,. fs, Q wish? :aw s fy- . 95 fl Sf FWS' lf? E: a ' six i Rx sh If is s W.. Q Q 4725 ak? ig Q K . K I A., , ly ,ze x'-if-H' i x Marlene Fletcher, james Ford, Ronnie Foster. ROW 4: james Gallion, Carolyn Gibson, Dana Givens, jack Glover, Carol Goodman, Deanna Goodrich. 107 ? rf 1. .. 4' ,U lk-E 23? ii P e all M V L Q wg - -Q 'Q ,pf . W x,mf I 'K I5 Q. . ,Wg r se , h 1 Q L AQ E ig f nm 15332 E . gvisv' 5' N l s 71 7 ll 1' ' 1 5 F Ki. XX' 1 X H4 xkxw I fi 75 it any wonder we can't get an outside line? Office work- ers Ronnie Toster and Berkley Staten are hopelessly try- ing to untangle the maze of lines on tlre office Switch- board. Raise your riglrl-er-a-left band, gays SC fnrexy Quy Clark as be installs llillye Alexander as twelfth grade repref senlatiue. llillyes broken riglvt arm was in a cast from Odoller until Spring. .4 gaw a eS fffewoze-11511--r - '- fiisilwigssafsifgg-1- 4114 ip, or f-ga Aegean M1 , My M. e,.. ,, K LQ 1 V, f 2 7 . ? .see a. , iw: ,. K-ew no f' .1 A L 12 i .Nfl ! fi 1 'IE' V- ' ' , ,l ,ii 3, j 'T Tl-fgk -fl' yr , Q . isvfiiaiif -Fe 5' 1152235- 5 -,--asfiv 1 .7555 .ares ,ee,y,el vm, Q my or ' ' is lx :es lawrzre ..'ii L if o 1 9' More H l Q, gg-. e 9. ,,h,. yew- ir 'm'f'w,,. V- X ,fl N5 ROW I : Carl Green, jerry Harvey, Bob Harwell, Clen- dol Hawley, joe Henson, Frances Herring. ROW 2: Raymond Hood, Helen Houts, Shirley Hud- 1 A 1 J .: !! 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LMP-. - 1-ii ,,1,,,.1 ..ni5,5H l ,,. ,l,1,dm11fHfm ,mmx 1- 1+ l1.- 1 -J--MRA X- m f X K 1 1 - L - M 1. 1 + , -1- f 1 L 1 1 , .ig ,Q - f f if ' ' 2 gsfizffg-11 1 Q, L 121 .Q , g iwfss-f - fy -J ,, - Sfiqgiefeivxsfzig- g 1 1 . 213?Ffp3q,3, 1- 5- - , 1, ,, an f L Q., 1 , A 1 - - ., or 1. ,sy 2 ,: 7 - -K Q -:fa . ..1, 11 , X , L , ROW 4: Rub Lane Wlnfred Lmdsa Gene Llnk I I I son, Patsy Ingram, Lee jackson, Stanley jeary. ROW 3: Ronnie jones, Charles Khoury, Charles Kill- gore, Gene King, Robin Knox, Dale Krumme. Kathleen Logan, Terry Lowell, W. L. Marney. 109 N ,oi Q-81 as on . E ll E F ill H'-5 My : I Q 'u i we e ,rw Q, eaer ' i , S . el M. gf, eve .,Q M i - ',,' i x ROW 1: Alan Martin, Karen Sue Maxwell, Vonceal Maxwell, Morris Menefee, Dorene Meyer, Clifford Murdock. ROW 2: David McCann, David McConaghie, Samuel rr-Q52 W will ,V wi-5 .fm i , L gr QV '1 ,. we-'V' -i: P . x A ffif i ,,.,!,QX A , fu' , , t 46 -.W ,N ,V Q2 l png, K . I l i, QW,--H' , .ifszfew . ,Q F 'Q die Q, is We is X X, , A -t lx XX , Y W 1 it s ' :,. 5, P P 1 t -- so tw i, A ,X L '1'iI . l X Q, McDaniel, Loretta McKee, Robert Mclvlasters, Lola ings, jimmie Padgett, Carol Porterfield, james Pratt. Newman. ROW 4: john Prichard, Sue Pritchett, Terrell Punneo, ROW 3: George Newton, Eldon Overton, Eddie Ow- Bill Russell, Donna Russell, Reba Sanford. lll JJ fr Q 1 Q :J 0 Us ., ai ffbirty seniors from tbe two 'World bistory classes journeyed to 'Wasbington, D. C., early in April. 7-lelen U-louis is packing in preparation for a delightful as well as educa- tional trip. Representing tbe class of '57 is tbeir executive board: Carol Porterfield, secretary, james Pratt, vice president, Don Cobb, president, Bob Sieg, reporter, Karen Bootle, treasurer. 'lgflyyl ' -... 1 Sk 46 .H l Q 'A A A ' 1 1, Q? X ff ' 'FS , mamma T 0 ! 4 'W . il Xe - We -Q ' lf' 6 f SW-Wiplilzf ,H -f., 'HJ 3 zflslfi f'ori:Q:,,, ,,lc:?2imQf'3:f'7E77EZl5TL-E,Fl '?f?'ffQV'9L ' lffilliifwf I fl f W 4 mzfzrpifre' T fu: 'fl' .5 0 Q fl'-...ge I :'-'f pf '-'-a. Jaws K Y jf? ,bf I 1 V!':ll .ff X ,- l .,.. M W as ,,,,, , .14 yefzfm , r ' xinjfl 'v-' Mfg 3 .. Ku flu 'uf .U lr 3 1 f NS! 4, 'Q .Vu --ni.. ,,.w e , TN? 'W' nd' 1 dTg,, d V pf? ,T T 1 i X. it kin, ' ' Q1 - P fi?-iffllfgl? LA 117, .-Q, ag N sl R X x sa x K Q ' 5 N M Q gs if W Qmfff QD if ww: kills 3' W 'QV LT i 2 J Xfire is 5 gags? Y -55 'N 4 . D A We ' fi'-??f5E13F?Ts : ,. sf ' 55.5- . 1 X 'S x f Q 1 5 6 w rr ,M r A Y- Q Q X 5 N . is '15 .. F gg S 3 1. Eg , 5 w Xxfgx if if 5 , Y , , Q Y 4 A . wfiizilsf A ,T . .Kr .li crfffffffflssy 'WEAX W, Q, ,ir .Nil-.wsr ,. X- .. e my .x, Lb if . Q - A El - We x .F -4-,. ' -1 .2 . . l' N V31-1153 ' ' -5 ' , 2:-, :K e'f.:,,:f 'Q ix X gf X We We .wl?2,?f K was N 'YHA A XS ,f f- - .,.,. . , K , Y. ' 1 -. ' sys. . V - ifim i ' VJ ' fb 2 7- . sr ff- :rs f. 2 ,, 5 t 1 K A wg J K T ' o ' 'Qxfg-ails ,sry- ' ' ,s..1rs 2fs- ef.-. .. T.. .y Qgsgr sg: . b .X . by I .lien I Q gf. rx X E Sorrells, james Spencer, Aaron Standifer. ROW 4: Jerry Testerman, Melva Lou Thomas, Pete ROW 3: Dale Staring, Berkley Staton, Joy Howell Thomas, Lexie Lee Thompson, Norma Thompson, Swatek, Janelle Taylor, Loyd j. Taylor, Delbert Teddy. Carolyn Sue Upton. ll3 f are l JZ we 'Pretty ,Inn 'llaut was proud of her steady, john Prichard when he was selected Roy of the Near by the Exchange Club. These mixedfup kids were the school photographers who shot us from every angle. Dan Blanchard Cseatedj and Bill Russell Cstandingj answered the call of paper and an- nual staffers to cover piclorially all school events. INR dklf s ,,-i',-.-f.- - 'Q 5 .Qs of -1 -, ,T ws W' 'Z 1 A lg Q W 5 i' - waitin.-.2 l W 'W P Tit' S5 5 I A VJ . K' L' A Q A in W ' Li K if ..,, Q, Q, . 4g L,fAA ' li s W if W W . ,f,5gm fi irsssiss 3, W as J W W 5 il? A. ,'- V' f Q i ii K 'L' Q iixiffg . 5 - ll 1 3- 'A T 1 K ll- i ROW 2: Mary Whaley, Bob White, Sarah White, ROW 3: Charles Wisdom johnny Whited, Robert Wilder, Frances Winstead. 1957 JOHN PRICHARD SARAH WHITE EDWARD BATES First Letzeiser Award FirS! Letzeiser Award Second Letzeiser Award National Honor Society Award National H0l'l0f Society Awafd Math Award Phi Beta Kappa Award Sears-Roebuck Scholarship john Phillip Sousa Band Award Exchange Club Boy of the Year Annuuncefs Award American Legion Award Math Award AIl'Around Boy Athlete DEANNA GOODRICH ROY BEAVERS CAROL PORTERFIELD DONNA RUSSELL DON COBB Second Letzeiser Award Third Letzeiser Award Third Letzeiser Award PTA Future Teacher Scholarship Civitan Award D.A.R. Citizenship Award Gaylord Scholarship Capitol Hill Chamber of Commerce Award Oklahoma County Mental Health Girl of the Month, Capitol Hill Scholarship Business and Professional Women BIU-IE ALEXANDER JOHNNY CRAIG DAN BLANCHARD NANCY BECKER BOB SMITH American Legion Award Capitol Hill Chamber of Commerce NROTC Scholarship Speech Award Speech Award Award Spark of the Spartan Award DORENE MEYER ROBERT MCMASTERS ROBIN KNOX NORMA THOMPSON FRANCES YWINSTEAD Vocal Music Award Instrumental Music Award Sharp and Nichols Music Award All-Around Girl Athlete Foods Award 116 AWARDS 5' BEVERLY CHOATE XV. L. MARNEY LOUIS BYERLY Clothing Award Art Award Latin Award as Joins. if ,,,..,,, ,i vc--11 CUNNIE HALE ,ILIDY LYNN HARRIS JOYCE PEARSON ,IIMMIE RAMSEY PHYLLIS IIROXVN ,Imxrnalisni Award Cirls State Letzciscr Art Award Ir. High Art Award Ir. High Art Award History Award Z fi 'bf no .J ai-X ,Y '42 , In W W... -amp CQLIINDA SIIAIIA NOLA SCIIULTZ TOMNIY CIIAMBERLAIN DANA I.ACI'IENMAYIl NYLA JEAN GUY Cayhird Siicmc Award Ninth Cradu Civiu Award Ir, High American Lvgirwn Award Ir High American Legion Award Spanish Award Ifighth Cradc Hismry Award 4:11 3,7 I av ,, I W .dm v.......4-I 'fr 'fi' -'TY' '-of If 5' 4 EAIILENI3 ,IONES RONNIIE DICKEN RICHARD CLITSINCER BETTY CUITEEE ILIIJY IIUXYAIAN Ihmrani Oraturignl Award JW? Ann Siallililfff SDCCLI1 Award Ir High Math Award Ir High Clothing Award Ir High Iiunds Award II7 I ...A... ALEXANDER, BILLYE: F.V.A., Pep club, S.C. Sr. rep., Y-Teen vice pres., Jr. play, Red Cross, Thespian troupe, Announcer club pres., Satire, Foot- ball queen, Miss Personality attendant. ARCHAMBO, JOE: F.V.A., Band drum major, Dance band, Drill team, Red Cross, Latin club, Science club sgt.-at-arms, Science award, Thespian troupe, Track, Tennis. ARMOLILD, TED: F.V.A., Bowling league. ARNOLD, JOHN: F.V.A., O-club vice-pres., Football, Basketball, Track, Pep club buddy. -3. BAKER, GEORGE: F.V.A., Hi-Y. BAKER, WILLARD: F.V.A., 4-H club. BARNHART, Joann: F.V.A., Red Cross, S.C., Y-Teen pres., Pep club, Bowling league, F.T.A., Jr. play, All- school play, Band, Band queen attend- ant, Dance band, Harmonettes. BARTON, DANNY: F.V.A., 4-H club pres., sweetheart, Griddle club, Home- room pres., Hi-Y. BATES, EDWARD: F.V.A., American Legion award, Bowling league pres., Band pres., Dance band, Exchange club Boy of the Month, Honor Society, Thespian troupe, S.C., Red Cross, Y- Teen king. BEAVERS, ROY: F.V.A., Orchestra, Band, Math award, Science award, Music award, Honor Society. BECKER, NANCY: F.V.A., Red Cross, Thespian troupe, Jr. play, An- nouncer club, Homeroom pres., treas. BLANCHARD, DAN: F.V.A., Science club pres., Math club pres., Thespian troupe pres., Bowling league sec., F.T.A., Chess club, History club, Honor Society, Jr. Rotarian, Merit scholarship finalist, Tennis, Annual and Paper staff photographer. BLEDSOE, LARRY: F.V.A. BOOTH, DONA: F.V.A., Pep club pres., Red Cross, S.C., Square dance club, Y-Teens, Homeroom sec. BOOTH, KAREN: F.V.A., Band queen, Football queen attendant, Basketball queen attendant, Baseball queen attend- ant, Chorus attendant, S.C., Red Cross, Satire, Y-Teens, Square dance club sec., Homeroom sec., Pep club treas., Jr. play. 118 SENIOR ACTIVITIES BOYDSTON, CURTIS: F.V.A. BRAY, HAROLD: F.V.A., Basketball, O-club, Boys' chorus, Mixed chorus, Sr. Hi-Y. BROWN, DAVID: F.V.A., Honor Society, S.C., Red Cross, Football, Basketball, Paper staff, Griddle club, Chorus. BRUM, PAUL: F.V.A., Track, Foot- ball, O-club, S.C., Safety council award, Teenage Rodeo winner, Home- room pres. BRUMLEY, SHARON: F.V.A., S.C., Satire, Y-Teens, Pep club asst. cheer- leader, Red Cross vice pres., Harmon- ettes social chm., Girls' trio, Annual staff royalty editor, Homeroom sec., Football queen attendant, Baseball queen, Announcer club. -C- CANNING, PEARL: F.V.A., Girls' sports. CARAWAY, JUDY: F.V.A., E.'l'.A. Chorus, Red Cross, Paper Staff. CARPENTER, RALPH: F.V.A., Band, Hi-Y, S.C., Football mgr., Griddle club. CARRIER, GERALD: F.V.A., Band, Dance band, Hi-Y, Football. CHOATE, BEVERLY: F.V.A., Pep club, Harmonettes, Mixed chorus, Homeroom pres., Chorus queen attend- ant, Baseball queen attendant. COBB, DON: F.V.A., Sr. class pres., Hi-Y chaplain, S.C. chaplain and Jr. rep., Jr. play, Sr. play, Band reporter, Latin club vice pres., Jr. Rotarian, History club. COLLIER, SAM: F.V.A., Basketball, Football, Hi-Y, Mixed Chorus, Griddle club. CRAIG, JOHNNY: F.V.A., Jr. High pres., 10th grade rep., Sr. High S.C. pres., Intra-city S.C. pres., vice S.A.S.C. delegate, Exchange Boy of the Month, Jr. Rotarian, S.C. pres., club Hi-Y vice pres., treas., Jr. class vice pres., O-club sec., Satire, Honor So- ciety, Spanish award, History club, Boys' chorus, Annual staff sports ed- itor. CRAVENS, FRANK: F.V.A. CREWS, JERRY: F.V.A., Band, Bowl- ing league. CUNNINGHAM, DON: F.V.A., Red Cross, S.C., Homeroom pres., Honor Society, Latin club, Oilman-for-a-Day, Jr. Classical league. CURTIS, DUANE: F.V.A., Football, Hi-Y, Red Cross, Griddle club, Boys, chorus, O-club, S.C. -D- DALEY, SHERRILL: F.V.A., Red Cross, Mixed chorus. DAVIS, JANIS: F.V.A., Y-Teens, S.C., Girls' sports. DEPRIEST, VIVALENE: F.V.A., Y- Teens, Harmonettes, Honor Society, History Club, Mixed chorus, Melody Misses, Chorus queen attendant. DRIVER, TOMMY: F.V.A., Honor Society, Melody Masters, Red Cross, Orchestra. ..E... ELROD, ELIZABETH: F.V.A., Band, Y-Teens, Honor Society. EMERY, JANE: F.V.A., History club, Homeroom pres. -F- EIKES, JERRY: F.V.A., Griddle club. FLETCHER, MARLENE: F.V.A., S.C., Red Cross. FORD, JAMES: F.V.A., Mixed chorus king. FOSTER, RONNIE: F.V.A., Football, Basketball mgr., O-club, Baseball, All- school play. .G- GALLION, JAMES: F.V.A. GIBSON, CAROLYN: F.V.A., Y- Teens, Harmonettes treas., Mixed chorus, Mr. Melody attendant, sewing award. GIVENS, DANA: F.V.A., Honor Society. GOODMAN, CAROL: F.V.A., Y- Teens. GOODRICH, DEANNA: F.V.A., S.C., Homeroom pres., vice pres., sec., Annual staff, Paper staff, Honor So- ciety, D.A.R. award, Annual queen at- tendant. GREEN, CARL: F.V.A., Griddle club. -H- HARVEY, JERRY: F.V.A. HARWELL, BOB: F.V.A., Football, Track, O-club, Hi-Y, Homeroom pres. HAWLEY, CLEN DOL: F.V.A. HENSON, JOE: F.V.A., Bowling club, Art club. HERRING, FRANCES: F.V.A., Pep club, S.C. reporter, Y-Teens pres., sec., treas., Jr. class sec., Jr. marshal. HOOD, RAYMOND: F.V.A., Foot- ball, Basketball, Baseball, O-club, Boys' chorus, Hi-Y, Griddle club. HOUTS, HELEN: F.V.A., Y-Teens, Pep Club, S.C., Red Cross, History club, Spanish club, Homeroom sec. HUDSON, SHIRLEY: F.V.A. ..I.. INGRAM, PATSY: F.V.A., Red Cross. -I- JACKSON, LEE: F.V.A. JEARY, STANLEY: F.V.A., Football, O-club, Hi-Y, Boys' chorus. JONES, RONNIE: F.V.A., Latin club. -K- KHOURY, CHARLES: F.V.A. KILLGORE, CHARLES: F.V.A., S.C., Mixed chorus, Boys' chorus, Griddle club. KING, GENE: F.V.A. KNOX, ROBIN: F.V.A., Science club, F.T.A., Bowling club vice pres., Honor Society, Band student director, Dance band, History club pres., S.C., Jr. Rotarian, Satire, Hi-Y. KRUMME, DALE: F.V.A., Hi-Y vice pres., sec., treas., reporter, Jr. High S.C. vice pres., O-club, Jr. class pres., Jr. Rotarian, Red Cross, Homeroom pres., Baseball. ..L.. LANE, RUBY: F.V.A., Harmonettes. LINDSAY, WINFRED: F.V.A., Foot- ball, Boys' chorus, Track, O-club, All- school play, Satire. LINK, GENE: F.V.A., Hi-Y, S.C., History club, History award, D.A.R. award, Jr. Rotarian, Boys' chorus, Honor Society: LOGAN, KATHLEEN: F.V.A., Bowl- ing league, Pep club. LOWELL, TERRY: F.V.A., Chorus king attendant, reporter, Football, Basketball, Track, O-club, S.C., Satire, Griddle club, Jr. Rotarian, Music award. -M- MARNEY, W. L.: F.V.A., Art club. MARTIN, ALAN: F.V.A., Band. MAXWELL, KAREN: F.V.A., S.C., Pep club, Honor Society, Y-Teens. MAXWELL, VONCEAL: F.V.A., S.C:, Pep club, Harmonettes, Girls' sports, Red Cross, Y-Teens. MENEFEE, MORRIS: F.V.A., Foot- hall co-captain, O-club, Sparket buddy candidate, Y-Teen king candidate, Track, Boys' chorus, Mixed chorus vice pres., Griddle club, Paper staff, Sportsmanship award. MEYER, DORENE: F.V.A., Music award, Harmonettes, Boys' chorus, Mixed chorus, Honor Society, Red Cross, Paper staff, Annual staff, Homeroom sec., trcas, History club. MURDOCK, CLIFFORD: F.V.A., Basketball, Football, O-club, Hi-Y. McCANN, DAVID: F.V.A., Science club, Bowling league, Art club. MCCONAGHIE, DAVID: F.V.A., Golf, Hi-Y, Griddle club, Red Cross, Bowling league, Boys' chorus, O-club, Football. MCDANIEL, SAMUEL: F.V,A.' Honor Society, 4-H club, Latin club, S.C., Orchestra. McKEE, LORETTA: F.V.A., S.C., Red Cross, Y-Teens, Square dance club, Pep club pledge mistress, Harmonettes, Basketball queen attendant, Miss Per- sonality attendant, Homeroom vice pres. MCMASTERS, ROBERT: F.V.A., Science club, History club, Chess club, Thespian troupe treas., S.C., Band, llonor Society. -N- NEWMAN, LOLA: F.V.A., 4-H club, Red Cross, Square dance club, Bowl- ing league, Girls' sports, History club. SENIOR ACTIVITIES NEWTON, GEORGE: F.V.A., Basket- ball, Art club, Bowling league. -Q- OVERTON, ELDON: F.V.A., Thes- pian troupe, Griddle club, Science club, History club. OWINGS, EDDIE: F.V.A., Basketball, Art club. -p- PADGETT, JIMMIE: F.V.A., Harmon- ettes, Y-Teens, Pep club, F.T.A., vice pres., Jr. class treas., Sr. play, S.C., Homeroom pres., Annual queen. PORTERFIELD, CAROL: F.V.A., S.C., lntra-city S.C., sportsmanship code chm., Jr. Altrusan, Annual queen attendant, Basketball queen attendant, Homeroom pres., sec., Sr. class sec., Latin club sec., Square dance club, Honor Society, Miss Personality. PRATT, JAMES: F.V.A., O-club re- porter, Sr. class vice pres., Hi-Y, Jr. Rotarian, Honor Society, Homeroom pres., Paper staff sports editor, Jr. class reporter, Latin club, Mr. Person- ality, Pep club buddy attendant. PRICHARD, JOHN: F.V.A., Honor Society pres., Hi-Y pres., O-club pres., Exchange club Boy of the Year, Jr. Rotarian, Basketball captain, Mr. Per- sonality candidate, Football. PRlTCHE'l'l', SUE: F.V.A. PUNNEO, TERRELL: F.V.A., Foot- ball, History club, Hi-Y. ...R- RUSSELL, BILL: F.V.A., All-school play, Annual and Paper staff photog- rapher, 4-H club, Bowling league, Tennis, Band, Griddle club. RUSSELL, DONNA: F.V.A., S.C., Harmonettes, Melody Misses, Mixed chorus, Y-'Teens pres., vice pres., sec., lntra-city recording sec., F.T.A. pres., History club, Honor Society, Home- room pres., Annual staff class section editor. -5- SANFORD, REBA: F.V.A., F.T.A., Honor Society. SANFORD, WESLEY: F.V.A., Griddle club. SAPP, LORETTA: F.V.A., Y-Teens, History club, Melody Misses, Red Cross vice pres., Sr. play student director, Thespian troupe, UNESCO state historian. SCHAFER, GLEN: F.V.A., Football, Baseball, O-club, Satire, Hi-Y. SCHMITT, LARRY: F.V.A. SCHOOLCRAFT, KENT: F.V.A.. Football, Baseball, O-club, Band, Square dance club, Chorus, Home- room pres., Griddle club, Paper staff. SCHULTZ, JOE: F.V.A., 4-H club, Griddle club, Jr. play, Baseball, S.C. SHEETS, JAMES: F.V.A., S.C., Art club. SIEG, BOB: F.V.A., Homeroom pres., vice pres., Annual king, Basketball, Satire, Art club, Annual staff art ed- itor, S.C., Sr. class reporter, Hi-Y vice pres., treas., Square dance club, Scholastic art award. SMITH, BOB: F.V.A., Thespian troupe, Jr. play, All-school play, Sr. play. SORRELI.S, DEANNA: F.V.A,, Home- room pres., Football queen attendant, Harmonettes, Mixed chorus, Jr. High S.C. sec., Jr: play, Sr. play. SPENCER, JAMES: E.v.A., Hi-Y. STANDIFER, AARON: F.V.A., Boys' chorus, Mixed chorus: STARING, DALE: F.V.A., Basketball, Art club. STATON, BERKLEY: F.V.A., Foot- ball, Boys' chorus, Mixed chorus pres: SWATEK, JOY HOWELL: F.V.A., Pep club. .T- TAYLOR, JANELLE: F.V.A., Red Cross, Melody Misses, Harmonettes, Mixed chorus. TAYLOR, LLOYD: F,V.A. TEDDY, DELBERT: F.V.A. TESTERMAN, JERRY: F.V.A., Basket- ball. THOMAS, MELVA LOU: F.V.A., Pep club, Girls' sports: THOMAS, PETE: F.V.A., Griddle club, Jr. Play. THOMPSON, LEXIE LEE: F.V.A., S.C., Pep club historian, Satire, Home- room sec., treas., Annual staff, Harmonettes point sec., Spanish club. THOMPSON, NORMA: F.V.A., S.C., Y-Teens, Pep club, Homeroom sec., Honor Society, Red Cross, Girls' sports. ..u. UPTON, CAROLYN SUE: F.V.A., Red Cross, Girls' sports, Bowling league, S.C. -V... VAUT, ANN: F.V.A., Empress of Melody, Basketball queen, Harmon- ettes, Band queen attendant, S.C. treas., Red Cross, Thespian troupe, Pep club, Mixed chorus, Satire, City sports queen attendant. .W- WALKER, BRUCE: F.V.A., Basket- ball, S.C., Boys' chorus, Mixed chorus, O-club, Tennis, Baseball, Red Cross, Latin club, Homeroom pres., Annual staff, Paper staff, WATERS, VALDA RAE: F.V.A., Red Cross, Pep club, Harmonettes, Y-Teens, Homeroom sec. WEAVER, RONALD: F.V.A., Band. WERNER, PRISCILLA: F.V.A., S.C., F.T.A., Homeroom vice pres., Red Cross vice pres., Y-Teens. WERNER, RUSSELL: F.V.A., Latin club, Thespian troupe, Jr. play, Sr. play, Griddle club, Announcer club. WHALEY, MARY: F.V.A., S.C., I Speak for Democracy award, Red Cross, Announcer club, Honor Society, Pep club, Drill team drum maiorette, Paper staff, Annual staff, Harmonettes, Science award. WHITE, BOB: F.V.A., Football, Base- ball, O-club, Griddle club, Hi-Y, An- nual king attendant. WHITE, SARAH: F.V.A., Melody Misses and Harmonettes accompanist, American Legion award, Y-Teens, F.T.A. pres., Pep club chaplain, S.C. reporter, Girls' State, Honor Society, Annual staff editor-in-chief, History club vice pres., Thespian troupe, Jr. play, All-school play, Central State Speech award. WHITED, JOHNNY: F.V.A. WILDER, ROBERT: F.V.A., Band, Bowling league, S.C., Red Cross, Latin Club. WINSTEAD, FRANCES: F.V.A., 4-H club sec., reporter, sweetheart, achieve- ment award, Red Cross pres., Home- room pres., sec., Square dance club, Honor Society. WISDOM, CHARLES: F.V.A., S.C., O-club, Griddle club, Red Cross. II9 FACULTY Allen, Marjorie-15 Alverson, Marie-10 Armstrong, Helen-10 Baker, Eva Mae-15 Bayz, Mary-11 Berry, Ed-9,44,-19 Berry, R. L.--10,26,32,34,47,75 Brock, Kathryn-1l,36,44,47 Burdette, Mary Elizabeth-11,51 Camp, Lora Lee-10 Carson, Hazel-15 Caswell, Wynema-15 Choate, Dean-10,37,61,65 Condren, Bob-12,37,60,61,65,68 Cook, Ernestine-15,42 Cox, Isabell-14,15 Dickenson, Pat-13 Dipboye, Eugene-10,26,37,63,67 Dolan, L, B.-14 Douglas, Loree-11,50 Dryden, Bonnie-13 Eckstein, Mary Nell-15,40 Gill, Anita-13,45 Grady, Charles-7,9 Graves, 1. R.-l1,26,37 Green, Pat-12,26,42 Hawthorn, Bertie-12,26,38,78 Henry, Bessie-9,30,33 Holland, Steve-13 Holloway, Fred-15 Hughes, Claude-11 Kellogg, Anna-12,43 King, Dee-8,9,30,33 Laucus, Paul-14 Lewis, L. E.-10,112,113 Little, joy-14,38,79 Markert, Iayne-12,26 Morrow, Robert-14,34 Moore, Grace-14 Mullins, Dale-9,32,34,44 Nickols, Ross-13 Nokes, Mary-15,3536 Norwood, Ida Mae-9,35 Powell, james-1 2, 36 Robbins, jean-12,35 Rupp, Sam-13 Semrad, Everett-14,43,44,47,50 Shields, Marvin-12 Smith, Imogene-11 Snyder, Frank-14 Simon, Diana-11 Staley, Elizabeth-10,37,45,46 Taylor, Bob-13,32,34 Windes, Inez-13 12TH GRADE Alexander, Billye-32,33,35,36,47, 56,104 Archambo, Joe-27,36,46,49,104 Armould, Ted-105 Arnold, john-32,34,37,39,63,65, 66,67,68,74,105 Baker, George-47,105 Baker, Willard-28,105 Barnhart, joann-22,35,37,49,10-1 Barton, Danny-411,117,104 Bates, Edward-37,-19,105 Beavers, Roy-40,40,l05 Becker, Nancy-26,27,36,105 Blanchard, Dan-27,32,33,36,37,40 43,46,75,105 Bledsoe, Larry-25 ,104 20 ILY LILJL Booth, Dona-38,104 Booth, Karen-38,56,59,105 Boydston, Curtis-49,105 Bray, Harold-37,45,69,72,105 Brown, David-105 Brllm, Paul-74,104 Brumley, Sharon--33,38,53,58,104 Canning, Pearl-77,78,105 Caraway, Judy-44,105 Carpenter, Ralph-29,32,34,43,49, 65,105 Carrier, Gerald-32,34,46,49,65,105 Choate, Beverly-38,44,58,106 Cobb, Don-32,34,35,41,46,48,81,106 Collier, Sam-37,67,107 . Craig, johnny-31,32,33,34,37,51, 72,107 Cravens, Frank-107 Crews, jerry-107 Cunningham, Don--22,106 Curtis, Duane-24,106 Daley, Sherrill-107 Davis, Janis-78,107 DePriest, Vivalene-81,107 Driver, Tommy-107 Elrod, Elizabeth-48,106 Emery, jane-106 Fikes, Jerry-107 Fletcher, Marlene-44,107 Ford, james-45,107 Foster, Ronnie-37,65,66,67,72,107 Gallion, james-106 Gibson, Carolyn-45,106 Givens, Dana-107 Glover, jack-49,107 Goodman, Carol-107 Goodrich, Deanna-28,32,33,40,51,107 Green, Carl-106 Harvey, Jerry-108 Harwell, Bob-37,65,66,74,109 Hawley, Clendol-109 Henson, joe-25,36,37,109 Herring, Frances-109 Hood, Raymond-27,37,65,68,72,108 Houts, Helen-35,108 Hudson, Shirley-109 Ingram, Patsy-109 jackson, Lee-109 jeary, Stanley-17,32,34,37,65,72,l09 Jones, Ronnie-108 Killgore, Charles-24,109 King, Gene-109 Knox, Robin-22,27,32,34,37,40,43, 48,109 Krumme, Dale-27,32,34,37,72,109 Lane, Ruby--108 Lindsay, Winfred-37,44,65,67,108 Link, Gene-22,32,34,43,109 Logan, Kathleen-109 Lowell, Terry-24,32,34,37,45,74,109 Marney, W. L.-25,36,109 Martin, Alan-43,48,110 Maxwell, Karen-40,110 Maxwell, Vonceal-24,111 McCann, David-36,37,110 McConaghie, David-24,37,110 McDaniel, Samuel-16,28,32,1l1 McKee, Loretta-39,111 McMasters, Robert-37,43,48,111 Menefee, Morris-37,44,63,65,111 Meyer, Dorene-28,40,43,44,51,111 Murdock, Clifford-27,32,34,37,69,111 Newman, l,ola-25,111 Newton, George, 36,110 Owings, Eddie-111 Overton, Eldon-36,110 Padgett, Jimmie-39,54,111 Porterfield, Carol-38,40,46,57,60,111 Pratt, james-35,37,60,68,111 Prichard, John-27,32,34,37,40,64, 65,66,67,69,74,110,114 Pritchett, Sue-110 Punneo, Terrell-111 Russell, Bill-111 Russell, Donna-22,32,35,40,42, 43,5l,1l1 Sanford, Reba-111 Sanford, Wesley-112 Sapp, Loretta-35,36,47,112 Schafer, Glen-27,32,34,37,65,66, 72,113 Schoolcraft, Kent-37,4-1,65 ,1 13 Schmitt, Larry-17,113 Schultz, joe-47,113 Sheets, james-112 sieg, Bob-s2,36,51,55,112 Smith, Bob-36,113 Sorrells, Deanna-113 Spencer, james-47,113 Standifer, Aaron-44,113 Staring, Dale-112 Staton, Berkley-37,44,65,66,112 Swatek, Howell, joy-113 Taylor, Janelle-113 Taylor, Lloyd-113 Teddy, Delbert-113 Testerman, jerry-112 Thomas, Melva Lou-76,79,112 Thomas, Pete-113 Thompson, Lexie Lee-32,33,39,113 Thompson, Norma-79,113 Upton, Sue-113 Vaut, Ann-26,27,32,33,36,44, 47,57,59,114 Waters, Valda Rae-115 Weaver, Ronald-44,419,115 Werner, Priscilla-35,115 Werner, Russell-36,46,47,115 Whaley, Mary-24,32,39,44,47 51,102,114 White, Bob-s2,s4,53,72,114 White, Sarah-17,32,36,39,40,42, 43,47,51,115 Whitted, Johnny-115 Wilder, Robert-49,115 Winstead, Frances-35,44,47,50,115 Wisdom, Charles-24,115 11TH GRADE Alexander, Sam-37,38,40,46,61, 65,69,98 Armstrong, Larry-24,34,45,98 Arwood, Betty-30,38,44,46,98 Bartlett, Frances-35,45 Batty, Nancy-26,32,36,38,40,44, 47,98 Bearden, Sue-76,78,99 Bennett, David-43,44,99 Bishop, I. D.-99 Bivens, Herbert-99 Blackwell, jonell-99 Bolton, Royce-99 Boone, Polly-35,38,42,43,98 Box, Irven-47,65,98 Brown, Roan-36,98 Byerly, Lewis--40,43,46,49,98 Cantrell, Cora Maye-36,38,46,48,99 Carlton, Billy-99 Carr, Gay Lynn-38,48,99 Carter, Nellie-35,99 Chamberlain, Ronnie-99 Clark, Guy-32,33,34,37,40,44, 47,75,99 Coatney, Bill-34,37,43,46,99 Coffee, Dorothy-32,35,38,42,46,98 Coffey, james-75,98 Collard, jim-37,98 Cope, Gaylw78,98 Corbett, Chuck-37,72,99 Cox, Kenny-99 Crain, Marleen-32,35,38,40,42, 46,49,99 Critchfield, Dwayne-99 Cummings, Luther-99 Cunningham, jerry-32,99 Daley, Barbara-3'2,38,99 Davenport, Archie-49,98 Davis, Phillip-27,35,37,65,66, 69,72,98 Dawson, Erma-44,-17,98 Deen, Don-98 Dixon, Betty-99 Dobbs, Ioan-44,56,99 Droke, Lois-99 Evans, Darrol-99 Evans, Patricia-99 Farr, Maxine-99 Fish, David-99 Fite, james-98 Fitzpatrick, Louise-98 Flowers, jean-98 Gant, Waylan-46,98 Glass, Terry-99 Gooch, Margie-76,78,99 Grissom, Kenneth-37,67,68,99 Guy, Nyla-36,38,40,99 Hagey, Mary-44,99 Halcom, Connie-19,38,58,59,74, 76,78,99 Hale, Connie-23,32,38,40,99 Hall, Janelle-35,411,100 Hanson, Kenneth-35,43,46,48,l00 Hardin, Pat-100 Harris, Judy Carolw32,35,43,49,100 Harris, Judy Lynn-23,36,38,40,10l Hart, Buster-24,29,46,67,101 Hartman, Larry-37,40,48,101 Hawk, Bobby-65,68,72,101 Heam, Ross-29,72,101 Hedrick, Judy-19,38,40,57,101 Hicks, Jimmie-100 Holder, Tince-37,65,74,75,100 Hollcroft, Kenneth-43,100 Hollis, Charles-23,40,43,46,75,100 jackson, jo-100 Jennings, Lloyd-101 jones, Glen-101 jordan, Pat-46,101 Kauffman, Marlin-101 Kilmer, Phyllis-101 Kisselburg, Paul-37,101 Lamb, Kathy-38,40,78,100 Lambdin, Carlene-100 Laughlin, Sharon-23,36,38,75,76, 79,100 Ledlow, Larry-75,100 Locke, Sandra-101 Lowell, Sandra-19,38,50,51,101 Mabee, Janice-101 Manney, Weldon-37,65,75,100 Martin, Charles-100 Martin, Ruth Ann-48,100 May, Darryl-100 McCorkle, Kenneth-27,36,41,43, 46,4s,101 McCurley, Jerry-49,101 McGarry, joy-72,76,77,79,l01 McGinnis, junH32,39,40,42,50, 51,101 Millus, Charles-101 Mitchell, jimmy-37,48,101 Moore, Marilyn-36,47,101 Mosley, Gerald-44,48,l0l Motsenbocker, Herbert-75,101 Murphy, joy-101 Nelms, R. C.-36,50,10l Norvell, Dorothy-100 O'Neal, jimmy-100 Peoples, Kenneth-100 Pointer, George-100 Pollack, Ted-29,65,10l Powers, Iunnetta-101 Prier, Connie-101 Pritchett, Judy-35,38,40,l0l Proctor, Carol-38,-10,101 Purkey, Dorothy-36,101 Rachels, Kenneth-43 Ramage, joan-32,35,39,4l,42,43, 44,101 Ramsey, Pat-36,102 Reid, Charles-102 Riley, Judy-39,4o,4s,1o2 Rinehart, james-107 Robertson, James-23,35,37,40,43, 64,65,72,l03 Sanders, Mary-103 Sapp, Donald-103 Sapp, Shirley-103 Shaver, Harold-44,118,103 Sheppard, Lucille-46,103 Singleton, Joyce-103 Skidmore, Sue-102 Smalley, Linda-23,39,40,102 Smith, Keith-26,36,47,49,102 Smith, Rita-44,102 Sorrells, Geary-103 Stamphill, Elvis-103 Starkey, Leota-32,39,75,76,77,79,l03 Stevens, Dale--103 Stowe, VallaRea-l03 Taylor, Paul-103 Thomas, Donna-48,103 Thomas, Lori joan-79,102 Thomas, Sandra-35,102 Thomason, Austin-48,102 Thomason, Vernon-48,102 Vaut, Jeanne--33,103 Volk, J. D.-103 Wade, Rita-103 Walker, Judy-35,39,48,103 Wall, jerry-24,37,40,46,72,103 Wall, Leroy--36,103 Walther, Gene-43,46,48,103 Ward, Thelma-102 Weaver, Bob-41,102 Weaver, Frances-19,38,46,5l,l02 Weaver, Josie-102 Webb, George-47,103 Wehry, Raymond-37,6l,65,68,l03 Wells, Mildred-46,103 West, Arlea-24,35,103 White, Mary-39,103 Wilson, Bill-103 Wilson, Phyllis-44,103 Winstead, Chuck-44,47,50,l02 Wisel, Don-102 Young, Felix-37,102 Young, Jimmie-44,102 Zellner, Coleman--103 10TH GRADE Abrams, David-49,94 Armstrong, Ronnie-94 Baird, Gale-38,94 Barnard, Phillip-94 Barnett, Sherrie-94 Bartlett, Dorothy-95 ll! LILAL Beavers, Joyce-95 Beleele, Nancy-95 Bell, Eddie-37,46,65,74,95 Bell, Richard-95 Beltz, Janice-95 Bivens, William-95 Blackwell, joy-95 Blagg, Jimmy-95 Blakely, Dewey-95 Bobbitt, Joe-95 Bogle, Charles-34,41,48,95 Boland, Bill-94 Boone, Conniw94 Boswood, Ann-94 Bowerman, Don-95 Bowles, Don-95 Browder, Dorothy-30,3935 Brown, Darrell-95 Brown, Larry-95 Brummett, Gwen-95 Burgett, jean-95 Callahan, Leroy-95 Canady, Barbara-95 Carlton, jim-95 Carr, Pat-94 Clark, David-32,34,40,4S,94 Cline, Glenda-94 Cobb, Dorotha-40,46,48,94 Coe, Lavern-94 Connelly, Carolyn-30,35,38,95 Corbin, C. B.-95 Cottingham, john-95 Cox, Billy-95 Crain, Robert-95 Crane, Billie-95 Croy, Richard-95 Daley, Karen-95 Daniel, Gerry-95 Davis, Mary-95 Dawson, Patsy-47,94 DePriest, David-65,94 Dillard, Mary-45,95 Dodd, Carlene-35,38,44,94 Dodge, Sarah-95 Droke, Phyllis--44,95 Dryden, Darl-95 Dunlap, Robin-95 Dunn, David-95 Dutton, Betty-35,38,40,43,45,95 Edwards, Helen-95 Elrod, Mary Ellen-43,48,95 Fanning, Ray-37,94 Fent, Dowane-95 Ferguson, Carolyn-46,95 Fleming, Janice-38,40,94 Fleming, Robert-94 Francis, Mitchel-94 Gillen, Ray-94 Gilmore, Glenda-94 Goddard, Kendall-95 Goodson, Duane-95 Gray, lvan-95 Grimes, Gerald-95 Grusendorf, C-len-32,34,45,95,96 Haggard, Wesley-72,95 Hall, Thomas-35,95 Hanna, Edward-95 Hansen, Marvin-95 Harris, June-38,95 Harris, Roy-27,49,94 Hart, Caroline-19,38,56,94 Henson, Judy-94 Hill, Bobby-94 Hill, Loretta-94 Hopkins, Beverly-38,95 Horn, D. C.-95 Howell, Barbara-36,95 Hull, Janette-39,46,95 Hunter, Sherel-32,39,46,95 Huston, Freddy-49,95 James, Haskell-95 Jeffers, Frank-95 jefferson, Glenda-95 Vannostran, Orban-97 Vernon, Tommy-64,65,96 Jennings, junell-96 jones, Bob-96 jones, Dianne-78,96 Kates, Nina-96 Kates, Sarah-96 Kelly, Paul-48,96 Kimery, Barbara-42,96 Lambdin, Rena-36,97 Lamer , jerry-97 Lancaster, Beverly-38,97 Lawrence, Bob-97 Levescy, Mickey-65,97 Lindsay, jerry-97 Liticker, Carole-44,97 Little, Christine-45,97 Logan, Jacque-47,97 Long, Judy-37,44,96,97 Loudermilk, Raynette-39,96 Maness, Rita-97 Manning, Joann-45,97 Marik, Larry-49,97 Matthesen, Don-97 McCall Mary-44,96 McCall, Terry-96 McCann, Michael-96 McCuan, Judy-44,96 McMasters, Myrna-39,97 McMillan, Virginia-32,35,97 McNeill, jerry-97 McSwain, Thelma-45,97 Meason, Darryl-48,97 Melton, Donnie-32,97 Melton, R. I.-96 Michael, Richard-96 Miller, Yvonne-35,39,44,96 Millican, Arnold-45,65,96 Neher, David-32,92 Neugebauer, johnny-45,92 Newman, Bobbie-90,93 Nix, Wanda-39,93 Ormiston, Frances-93 Owings, Garry-35,93 Pace, Janice-48,97 Padgett, Mark-45,75,97 Parker, Herman-97 Patton, Merry-39,42,97 Penny, Roger-97 Pogue, Mary-57 Rayburn, Gale-48,65,97 Reading, Billie-36,96 Reames, Hoy-96 Reeves, Marilyn-32,39,46,96 Rhodes, Alberta-38,40,44,45,96 Rhodes, Sheri-96 Riddle, Lonnie-65,67,96 Rivas, jean-35,39,97 Robertson, Charlesan-24,39,46,94,97 Sawin, Sandra-39,46,97 Sharp, Neta-39,4197 Shuler, Mary-35,38,40,97 Simons, Leon-96 Sizemore, joy-45,96 Stallings, Carolyn-35,96 Staring, Billy-96 Summers, David-72,96 Tatum, Bob-97 Teddy, jerry-97 Terry, Keith-97 Thomas, Gloria-97 Tipps, Bobby-32,3-1,97 Trull, Don-37,40,64,65,68,72 Turner, David-97 Upton, Tommy-97 Wallis, Donald-48,97 Weaver, Doris-39,94,96 Weaver, janell-39,96 Wester, Carolyn-40,46,48,96 Whittington, Billy-96 Wilder, Delbert-96 Williams, Eddie-65 Williams, Emily-39,96 Williams, Marie-97 Wilson, Betty-97 Wilson, Emogene-48,97 Wright, jerry--35,40,65,72,97 Yeaman, Mary jo-41,43,44,47,48,97 Yeargain, Tommy-37,6l,65,74,97 9TH GRADE Agee, Elton-90 Alexander, Kenneth-90 Allread, Harvey-90 Arnold, Sherrie-90 Bailey, Sherian-29,33,35,38,90 Baker, Floyd-91 Barrick, Eugene-91 Bartmess, Curtis-91 Bateman, J. W.-91 Beitz, Dennis-91 Billings, james-91 Billman, Sammy-45,91 Birks, Barbara-91 Blakely, Mary-38 Blanchard, Bob-43,49,91 Boles, Sheryl-32,36,9l Box, Sue-90 Boydston, Richard-67,90 Boyle, Eloise-90 Bridges, Lee Ann-48,90 Brittain Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Burchel Burditt, Burrow, , Bernard-90 Bobby-91 Glenda-29,38,9l Kaye35,38,51,9l Marye-48,91 , Roy-34,91 Ronald-67,91 Christene-91 Burtin, Dale9l Burton, jerry-67,91 Campbell, Ernest-91 Canary, Willie-90 Carlisle, Larry--90 Carrier, Shirley-90 Casey, LaNell-38,40,44,50,90 Chamberlain, Tommy-50,65,67,90 Cheshier, Larry-91 Clark, Pat-91 Clark, Ruby-91 Clayton, Keith-32,34,35,91 Cleveland, Dwight-67,85,9l Cloer, Barbara-35,42,91 Coatney, Sharon-38,85,9l Coffee, Betty-35,40,42,91 Colbert, Gary-91 Collard, Douglas-43,67,9l Corbett, Charice-35,40,45,90 Cope, Frankie-78,90 Courtney, Sandra-29,33,35,38,40, 42,45,47,90 Cousins, Pat-38,78,90 Crenshaw, Carl-34,50,65,67,90 Critchfield, Lonnie-35,91 Crosswhite, Robert-91 Culp, Mary-44,91 Cummins, Norvell-91 Curtis, M. E.-91 Cutsinger, Richard-34,91 Davis, Barbara-91 Davis, Harold-91 Davis, Llletta-44,91 Dennis, jeanettw38,9l Dillard, Bernice-45,90 121 Drumright, Keith-90 DuBois, Tommy-90 Duncan, LeeRoy-67,90 Dushane, Karen-90 Elliot, Christeen-91 Ellis, jackie-91 Emerson, jerry-91 Ennis, Linda-78,91 Fesmire, jimmy-32,34 Finley, janice-19,38,91 Ford, Louis-91 Franklin, Billy-91 Fugit, Tony-34,91 Gaines, Dennis-91 Catton, Sherrie-42,91 Gill, Nancy-38,5O,90 Glenn, Robert--90 Graves, Tommy-90 Griffith, Pat-45,90 Grimes, Elainw90 Grissom, Marian-29,33,35,38,58,9l Groves, jerry-43,48,50,91 Hales, Spencer-91 Hauer, Phil-2-J,s3,s4,91 Hallock, Melanie-91 Hammer, Sherry-35,91 Hansen, Donna-91 Harris, june-38 Harris, jerry-91 Hart, Larry-67,91 Hart, Rosemary-35,38,91 Harwell, Carolyn-38,45,50,90 Hays, Rosella-45,90 Hollis, Judy-29,s3,as,ss,57,9o Hood, Carolyn-90 Howard, Karen-40,4290 Howard, Raymon-48,50,9l Howard, Virginia-91 lngram, Evelyn-91 lrwin, Alvin-91 jilge, Olivia-91,36 johnson, Don-9l,65,67 jones, jackiw-21,34,49,67 jones, Marilyn-29,32,33,36,9l jordan, Elizabeth-91 Kelly, Bette-76,77,78,fJI Kelly, Donna-92 Kelly, Tommy-43,92 Kilgore, Troy-36,92 Kimery, Rayford-67 Lachenmayr, Dana-2,35,38,40,42,45,47 Lambert, Mary-92 Lawson, Edith-40,93 Lee, Patsy-35,93 Lewis, Saundra-29,33,39,93 Link, Tommy-93 Link, Lonnie-93 Liticker, Bonnie-93 Logan, john-93 Long, Vernon-93 Mabee, jackye-92 Mabray, joyce-92 Mallard, Paula-29,32,33,35,39,40, 49,93 Marney, Bill-43,93 Martin, judy-29,33,35,39,40,EJ3 Matula, Frank-93 Matula, Richard-43,49,93 Mauldin, Phillis-39,44,93 McCann, judy-42,-14,93 McCoy, Patsy-35,3903 McCurley, Clara-45,92 McGinnis, Allen-32,34 Mclntyre, Carolyn-92 McKeel, Linda-92 Meyer, Richard-93 Meyers, Dennis-45,4932 Millus, Betty-45,93 122 ILYLIIJAL Mitchell, Sharon-92 Moore, jean-39,92 Mosley, Margaret-92 Murdock, Charles-32,34,92 Murphy, Bill-92 Mustain, Marydel-48,93 Myers, Nancy-93 Narry, Billy-93 Norvell, Ronald-93 O'Dell, Judy-29,32,a3,s9,93 Orsburn, Peter-47,93 Osban, jimmie-93 Osborn, jackie-93 Overton, Don-93 Parnell, Charles-93 Pearson, joyce-76,79,93 Pointer, Mary-29,3932 Pointer, Pat-92 Porter, Fred-65,67,92 Powers, Rodney-32,34,92 Prichard, Bobby-32,34,6l ,65,67,72,92 Punneo, james-93 Quinton, james-50,93 Richardson, Kenneth-93 Riddle, Geneva-93 Ritchie, Billy-93 Rodman, janis-40,77,79,93 Rowlan, Patsy-29,33,35,39,93 Rushing, William-65,67,93 Russell, judy-35,90,93,94 Sapp, Donald-65,67,93 Scoggin, Russell-40,92 Schultz, Nola-39,40,44,47,92 Seals, Dean-92 Shaver, jimmy-34,92 Sheets, johnny-50,65,67,9'2 Sherry, judy-93 Shumate, Peggy-40,93 Skinner, Vicki--79,93 Spradling, Ray-93 Spring, jimmy-40,65,67,93 Stone, Barbara-42,4433 Storey, june-35,39,70,79,93 Sutterfield, Nelson-93 Swearingin, Mike-93 Tatum, Glenn--93 Terry, Kay-92 Toumbs, Dean-76,79,92 Voi ght, Laquita-92 Wade, Carolyn-92 Walker, Barbara-39,92 Walker, lna-44,93 Wallace, Betty-39,43,50,93 Walley, Bonita-93 Walls, Charles-93 Weaver, Robert-43,93 Webb, Linda-35,93 Webb, Zella-93 Wells, Mary-40,93 Whitaker, Sophia-93 White, Wynema-93 Wigham, Karan-35,4-4,92 Williams, Darrel-92 Williams, Frances-92 Williams, Robert-92 Williamson, Linda-92 Willingham, jimmy-32,34,65,67,93 Wilson, Carl-93 Wilson, Margaret-39,93 Wisel, Louise-45,93 Wright, Sandra-35,39,93 Young, Marilyn-39,93, Zelenda, Tommy-93 STH GRADE Archer, jimmy--86 Baker, judy-86 Banning, Norma-86 Bartlett, Dorothy-40,45,86 Barton, jerry-40,86 Bateman, Don-86 Beavers, Clyde-86 Blackwell, Iris-87 Blakely, Sandra-87 Blakley, Sue-87 Boles, jon-32,34,36,87 Bolton, judy-87 Bowman, judy-87 Box, Margaret-29,33,40,42,44,47, 50,6l,86,87 Bradley, Patricia-86 Brannon, Carolyn-47,86 Bray, Sharon-50,86 Brittain, Gary-86 Brown, Ludie-42,87 Brown, Lu Ellis-40,86 Brown, Phyllis-87 Burditt, Geraldine-87 Burnett, Peggy-87 Burton, Paul-34,87 Byers, Donald-87 Callahan, Delores-42,87 Campbell, janelle-29,-17,87 Cannon, Eugene-86 Cantrell, Sammiw48,86 Carlton, Beverly-86 Carpenter, Lynn-44,86 Carrier, Nancy-42,86 Carroll, Ralph-50,86 Chambers, David-86 Childers, Charles-49,87 Clark, Fred-40,87 Cleveland, Darrell-67,87 Cline, Caren Nell-87 Cobb, Tommy-32,87 Cohee, Rita-42,87 Coker, Tommiw35,40,45,87 Colbert, Bruce-87 Colclasure, Marybelle-29,33,42,87 Connelly, Peggie--35,4286 Cordell, james-86 Cornett, Clydine-40,42,47,86 Crawford, Douglas-86 Crews, Don-40,67,86 Cfiichfield, Leon-s4,s5,s6,92 Crotts, Bob-86 Culwell, joyce-87 Daley, Glen-87 Daley, Sharron-87 Daniels, Charley-87 Daugherty, Bobby-87 Davis, Billy-35,87 Davis, Gary-87 DeGraffenreid, Dovie--29,33,87 Dicken, Kay-42,87 Dickerson, Shirley-40,42,86,87 Dover, Barbara-87 Dow, Laura-87 Driver, Carolyn-87 Drumright, Linda-87 Dushane, Rita-87 Dycus, Richard-87 Edmondson, Billy-48,87 Eischen, Glenna-86 Enox, Rosa Lee-86 Evans, Charles-86 Fanning, Patricia-86 Farley, Lewis-86 Flowers, james--86 Folson, Ronald-86 Ford, Pat-24,-42,87 Forrest, Anna-87 Fox, Melvin-40,87 Furr, jerry-87 Garner, Ruby-86 Garrett, Cala-40,87 Gayski, Patty-86 Gibson, Hal-47,87 Givens, Roy-87 Glass, Rozetta-87 Goad, Vernon-87 Goodman, Lillie--87 Goodson, Ronny-86 Greathouse, Linda-86 Griffin, Ralph-50,86 Griffith, jerry-86 Haile, Kenneth-48,86 Hale, Clark-86 Hall, David-86 Hallock, Bill-87 Hamilton, Marie-87 Hanna, judy-87 Harman, David-87 Harris, Anna Harris, Kenneth Hawkins, Shelia Hefner, Charlotte-87 Henderson, Phillip--50,87 Henderson, Nancy-42,87 Henslee, Donna-87 Herring, Marcus-87 Hicks, Billy-87 Hodge, Dorothy--40,42,86 Holcomb, Carol-86 Hollcraft, Charles-86 Hopper, Woody-40,86 Howe, Mary-86 Howell, Carol-45,86 Humphries, Linda-86 Hunter, Ben-86 Hunter, jimmy-87 lngraham, lrvin-87 johnson, Leo-48,87 johnson, Linda-87 jones, Earlene-40,87 jones, Katie-87 jones, Kenneth-65,87 Keller, Darrell-65,67,88 Kelley, Billy-88 Kelly, Karren-40,88 Kimery, Rayford-29,33,65,66,67 King, Sharon-47,88 Lamb, Laura-45,88 Lambert, Arthur-88 Lane, Olen-88 Langley, Robert-89 Lasater, Elaine-40,89 Ledlow, Claudie-40,89 Lee, Helen-89 Little, Darlene-42,45,89 Long, Pat-42,89 Loudermilk, jerry-89 Lovelady, Marcus-34,89 Lowell, Ronald-49,89 Lynch, Bennie-88 Lynch, jerry-88 Mackey, Karen-29,33,89 Magers, Glenda-40,42,89 Maness, Carol-42,89 Manning, Richard-89 Manning, Raymond-89 Martinex, Saundra-89 Melton, Carolyn-42,89 Menefee, Patricia-45,89 Mercer, Dewayne-i9,34,67,88 Miller, Alvin-48,89 Miller, Danny-89 Millus, Kenneth-88 Moore, Connie-88 Mower, Marion-35,88 Murray, jim-88 McAllister, Eddie-49,88 McCorkle, Roger-88 McCrackin, Helen-88 McDaniel, judy-48,88 McDonald, Tony-88 McCalliard, juanita-89 Neher, Pat-88 Nelms, lvy Mae-29,32,33,50,8S Neugebauer, Tommy-89 Newton, Charles--89 Norvell, Roger-89 Oakes, Tommy-49,89 Pace, Phyllis-48,89 Parker, Charles-89 Pearce, Dollie-89 Percival, Donna-89 Prier, Elburn-89 Purkey, Verna-89 Quinton, Otis, 88 Ramsey, jimmy-88 Raynor, Sue-44,88 Reading, Faye-88 Renegar, Joan-88 Reynolds, Donnie-88 Reynolds, Lonnie-88 Rhodes, Lionel-89 Rhodes, johnny-89 Rice, Barbara-89 Richeson, Richard-89 Roby, Russell-89 Russell, Glenn-89 Russell, Sandra-42,89 Rycroft, Faye-89 Scott, johnny-89 Scott, Virginia-89 Shaha, Glenda-45,88 Shelton, Linda-36,88 Sieg, Twila-40,45,88 Sigman, Patsy-88 Simons, Elaine-42,88 Smith, Saundra-44,88 Spradlin, Wayne-88 Stallings, Barbara-89 Staples, Sherryl-89 Steeds, Gary-89 Stidham, Oma Jean- 89 Stine, Sandy-89 Stokes, Eddie-89 Stout, Ola May-40,50,89 Stowe, janice-89 Swearengin, Martha-42,89 Sylvester, Deanna-40,89 Taylor, Marie-88 Taylor, Robert-67,88 Testerman, james-88 Thomas, Don-88 Thomas, Gary-88 Thomas, Mary-88 Thompson, Phyllis-88 Thompson, Tresha-89 Trimble, jimmy-89 Truelove, Virginia--89 Vaughn, Carter-89 Vitatoe, Robert-32,34,36,89 Wade, Carolyn-89 Wall, Don--40,89 Ward, Eddie-89 Wells, james-89 Werner, Freddy-88 West, Pat-88 Whitaker, Weyman-88 Williams, Carolyn-88 Williams, john-50,88 Willingham, Judy-42,88 Wilson, Conon-48,88 Wilson, Indy-89 Wise, Mary-89 Wooton, Earl-35,89 Yancey, Floydcan-40,50,89 Yeaman, Mike-44,65,67,89 Yeargain, Mike-65,67,89 7TH GRADE Abrams, Nora-42,82 Adams, Bobby-82 Alexander, Linda-82 Annis, Steven-50,82 Arthur, Carlotta-82 Ashley, Ruth-82 Baird, Mike-82 Baker, Lamona-83 Barnard, Iohn-47,83 Barrick, Fredrick-83 Batty, Linda-47,50,83 Beitz, Elaine-83 Bell, Tommy-83 Blakely, Bill-83 Bogie, Gary-47,82 Bowen, Mary Ann-41,82 Bowman, Edwina-42,82 Box, Linda-42,82 Bradley, Kay-47,82 Brown, Barbara-82 Brown, james-33,82 Bundy, Dickib-47,82 Burgett, Johnnie-83 Burnett, Loretta-42,82 Burnett, Ronald-50,82 Burton, Donald-82 Campbell, jerry-33,83 Canary, Roger-83 Capps, Bobby-50,83 Carroll, Bobby-83 Carter, Terry-35 Chamberlain, Irene-50,83 Clary, Neal-32,34,82 Clayton, Larry-34,35,82 Cleveland, Ierral-82 Cline, Etheleen-82 Cobb, Judy-82 Cobb, Paul-34,35,82 Coe, Marim-82 Collard, Sharon-37,83 Condra, jimmy-83 Cooksey, Bobby-83 Corn, Rosa Lea-42,47,50,83 Crow, Dorothy-83 Culp, Kathryn-83 Culver, Kathleen-83 Davis, joe-34,83 Dawson, Earlene--44,83 Dean, Linda-8 3 D'Elia, Cassie-27,33,80,83 Dicken, Ronnie-34,-47,82 Eischen, Buddy-32,34,82 Ellis, Richard-82 Emerson, Darlene-82 Ennis, Kathryn-82 Fish, Ronald-27,33,82 Fletcher, Leota-37,82 Foshee, james-50,82 Garrett, Charle s--47,50,83 Garrette, Gail-83 Gatton, Darlene-83 Gibson, Dana-83 Goddard, Kay-35,83 Goldsberry, D0 Grant, jerry-8 rma-83 3 Green, Charles-51,83 Green, Richard--83 Greer, Tommy-82 Griffin, Jackie-82 Griffitts, Mary--82 Grissom, Carol-27,83 Grissom, Norma-82 Haffner, Paul- 82 Hale, Georgia-82 Han, Billy-83 Hamilton, Brent-83 Hamilton, Doro thy-83 Hamilton, joan-83 Hammar, Linda -83 HV UEA Hankins, Linda-50,Q3 Hanna, Glenda-83 Harris, Roy-33,47,82,83 Hawkins, james-35,83 Hawkins, Linda-35,83 Hays, Glenda-35,83 Hendrix, Carron-82 Hightower, Nancy-47,82 Hill, Kenneth-82 Himes, Eilene-23,50,82 Hines, Sharon-82 Hoffman, Mark-82 Hughes, jo Lynn-47,82 Hussfeldt, Patricia-83 Isabell, Danny-83 Jackson, jerry-48,83 jaworsky, Steve-50,83 jilge, David-83 johnson, Tillman-50,83 Johnston, Sharon-83 jones, Betty-83 jones, Kathy-83 jones, Reba-83 Keen, Barbara-83 Kelly, Bobby-82 Kelly, Dana-82 Kelly, jackie-83 Kelly, Steve-83 Kennedy, Pamela-50,83 Kincaid, Rita Io-50,82 Lamb, Charles-82 Lambdin, Rosetta-82 Lane, Bobby-82 Lee, Patricia-83 Lee, Virginia-83 Link, Ellen-42,83 Lewellen, Otis-83 Logan, Thomas-50,83 Long, jean-37,83 Luman, David-85 Luman, Donna-85 Mabray, Arron-84 Malicatt, Earnest-27,33,84 Mathewson, Terry-84 Merrill, Ronnie-84 Meyers, Sherilyn-85 Miller, Lynda-85 Mills, jerry-85 Millus, jimmy-85 Morgan, Bill-85 Morrison, Carolyn-47,85 Murdock, Ion-32,34,85 Musick, Billy-50,85 McCall, Mervin-85 McCrary, Barbara-85 McCurley, Charlotte-84 McGarry, Carolyn-84 McMasters, Lucy-37,84 Nichols, Gail-85 Nix, Graver-85 Nix, Judith-50,84 Norvell, Phillip-84 Orsbum, Amanda-84 Osborn, Cary-84 Outhier, Diane-27,33,50,84 Parker, Martha-84 Patterson, jerry-84 Pennington, Phillip-85 Pierce, jerry-85 Pinson, Tim-85 Piper, Carolyn-85 Pointer, joe-33,5035 Pound, Sandra-27,33,40,42,85 Pratt, Darlene-42,85 Quinton, Fern-85 Ramsey, Betty-84 Randall, Pat-84 Raybum, Mike-32,34,84 Reading, james-84 Reames, Donald-84 Reeves, Barbara-84 Reynolds, Thelma-85 Reynolds, Gaylia-84 Rhodes, Frankie85 Roberts, Stanley-85 Roberts, Larry-85 Roeseler, Ronald-84 Rogers, Ray-85 Rodman, Delores-85 Rowls, Edward-85 Rushing, Leona-85 Rushing, Mary-85 Russell, Carolyn-47,85 Scoggins, Mary-47,85 Scott, Chester-85 Shelton Cheryl-33,50,85 Shelton, Linda-27,50,85 Shields, james-85 Shirley, Billy-85 Shuler, Donald-29,33,85 Sinnett, Dean-85 Smith, Donna-85 Smith, Frank-85 Smith, Gary-84 Smith, Ronnie-84 Spring, jerry-84 Stansberry, Harold-29,32,33,34,84 Stapleton, Patricia-42,84 Stevens, Noretha-84 Stoepker, Donald-84 Stokes, jack-84 Strickler, Mary-84 Sullivan, Kenneth-84 Sullivan, Billy-84 Summers, Mike-84 Sylvester, Sharon-84 Tatum, Patsy-84 Taylor, Clarke-84 Teddy, Annie-84 Tevis, Donnie-29,33,50,84 Tharp, Gary-84 Thompson, Lucy-84 Thompson, Ronald-84 Tillman, David-84 Tindall, Tommy-84 Trent, Skipper-47,84 Upton, Edwin-84 Vaughn, Charlotte-84 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