Sperry High School - Pirate Yearbook (Sperry, OK)

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AT THE ARENA The crowd ani pep squad are enjoying the corona- tion. The pep club lead- ers, Dorothy Freymnth, Lo- retta Dale, Carol Phillips, Phyllis DeShane, and the pep club do their part i n winning the game. ' ADVENTURES AT THE ROUND-UP Before the Coronation, the football oueen and her at- tendants try to act calm so their pictures can be taken. FOOTBALL QUEEN V J I A R M G E I S N I A The senior float, driven by Lois Downs, pauses briefly before lead- ing the parade of floats to t h e throne to be met by the 1951 Queen and the captain and co-captain. fs 32 -11? ATTENDANTS Joan Stanford Seven-A Emily Phillips Freshman Joyce Driver Junior Joye Woodall Sophomore Kay Williamson Eighth Norma Miller Seven-B In the coronation, Queen Virginia James received the crown and the official kiss from Captain Jimmie Selvidge. Q,EN Virginia James ESCORTS Bobby Downs Earl Wilson

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B111 SP1 ley :lard Archle DeShane hall sack l Earl N11SOF Tacxle All Conference 1. Kenneth Still Guard Q bard I C Qln ' wr er nlck e r VIRGINIA JAMES QUEEN 3, u Robert Lookingbill Tackle ..22- I F91 R1chard Lonev Half back Charles4Juby Full-back All Conference V 0 . kv X fl H 1 , N Nu- .ic i Eloyd Jirmie Sulvinff, pa: wzn I ' CO- apic' EAII-hack Qu. t -'hz All Nc .fe:'er,cf1, All 5? 1' A ' ,'p 1 James iominw '1 Ce.i.' 1 F . I ' Eobby Downs ' A-E End . lvg C I J I 'I Q . I 1 7 4 - A' 7, , ,

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OUR BUCKARUOS BRAVE HARUSHIPS 9 it J sew' at , S tg 'tif ' P of .'.,,.Q 66 , ' Q-,ff Q :,:: ul Front Row! Sammy Loney, Donald Palmer, Jimmy Robison, Charles Juby, Richard Lloyd, Jimmie Selvidge, Leon Head, Jimmie Bushyhesd, and Bgbby Crain. Second How: Archie DeShane, Walter Hoffman, Richard Loney, John L. Scott, James Romine, John Lanham, Bill Shipley, and Robert Gaddy. Back Rowg Coach Wayne Bowden, Paul DeShane, Roy Gaddy, Melvin Brown, Earl Wilson, Eddie Prock, Robert Lookingbill, Bobby Downs, Kenneth Still. and Coach Marvin Ross. :WJ SENDING HASKELL DQWY TO DFFFAT successful e hung up. tie record. back to the Pirates for the first time in ten years and t h e team had gone as far as the quarterfinals in t h e State Playoffs. Playing fine football, but unable t o score a victory, the Pirates lost the opening game o f the season t o Fairfatgln to 7. Then the team started a victory string-of eight games i n which t h e y captured thyfconference crown. Next c a m e the heartbreaker, a O to O tie with Skiatook which saw the latter win on penetrations. Bouncing back from this, t h e Pirates downed the Picher Gorillas, champion of l3B, 27 to lb. The Pirates had completed a very season when the football cleats w e r They had a nine win, two loss, and one The conference championship h a d come In a hard fought battle at Pawhuska, the team SCORES went down to defeat again, 12 to O, at t h e hands of the Falrfal Red D6Vi1S. We Opponent 7 Fairfax U2 O M A A 25 Collinsville A ROUGH DAY OF PRACTICL ju Union l U3 Coweta 21 Jenks 32 Bixby 33 Barnsdall 29 Haskell O Skiatook 2? Picher O Fairfax They lb O O 7 13 12 14 7 6 O 14 12