Star Spencer High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1960 volume:

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So, we pass from one doorway to the future that lies beyond. Reluctantly, the door behind us closes and we stride forward eagerly and hopefully toward the future. 1960 THE BDBCAT STAR-SPENCER HIGH SCHOOL OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA X .-..t, 1.3, 1 if' ',,'6..f'?' , 1 , ,. , a. ?J,,,ikQ:v- iq -45 V'-'Q ' ' . i - 1 fn .4-'A -. YA A 5 I , ' 4, .. ,oar v' M 6 lv .p I' ' J ' , if A, Q, A- , A in ' '-i- r -f-. -A f .T 'liff' A , .fs ' . t y , Wu: ., ,,-'g is g . I-Sl? in.- NPC, 339' . . gf' ' ,. fLs? 'f,vf: , ,, ,,.,.... , 3,53 Mp-.a ..4.t,'2T..i+-,,.s-. wr' ,,, ' , QA A . ia M,f,,,,,erz' Q gf 9 ' -J' f - H 1 f 1 'Y K ie. 4- V i '1'w,A'L.l h W. L' ,, , ,gil Q., ' 1' , i I. va ,Al xy xx qt It-H 9 4pP. ' U . . by A . K vw , tv ' V , ' kwa ' igxfsyn , A Nlyl lf blylrrxl 31 ,V xp Ei-if' Tom Miller Editor We give this book to a new school, the class of 1963 to remind them of the class of 1960, the first to open the door to a new decade. Table of Contents Administration Classes Sports Organizations Royalty Campus Life PRINCIPAL VA nl i aiwn Mr Raymond Harvey Wrth thlrty one years of school experrence our Superlntendent, M Raymond Harvey has done a re markable Job rn runnrng the schools of thrs dlstrrct for the past two years In these years our school drstrrct has wrtnessed the erectron of many new burldrngs rncludrng the new gym whrch was frrst rn use thrs year We pomt wrth prrde to our new class rooms and rmproved campus grounds Much of thls new lmprovement IS due to the drlrgent and unselfrsh ef forts of our Superrntendent Admmlstrutlon Forms School Pollcles Mr Harvey dlctates admlnlstratrve rnformauon to Mrs MY Harvey and the School b021rd have an lnformal Harus hrs secretary ITICCUUQ AltonE De Spain Jay Frazier A L M1 er 'xx f3N D E M G illespie The School Board looks Ahead To the five members of Star-Spencer s Board of Education, we give our sin- cerest thanks for their un- selfish service to our school They spend many hours each month working toget- her planning and co-ordinat- ing the schedule of our school. Foralltheirefforts we are especially grateful. Members of the school board and Mr. Harvey confer C. W. Earnest STAR - SPENCER PRINCIPAL The Principal Co-ordinutes Mr. C. W. Earnest is an integral part of the school life at Star-Spencer. He encourages the discouraged and dis- ciplines the unruly. Through his under- standin and 'ustice he ushes a'ar that 8 J , P J door to the outside. His example of re- sponsibility and integrity has opened a doorway to maturity for many students. Mr. J. O. Tomlinson, Mrs. Eleanor Lane and Mr. Dewey Metheny are impor- tant parts of our administration. Mr. Tomlinson, the vice-principal, arranges schedules and changes schedules, disciplines students with tact and a sense of humor which has made him popular in this his first year at Star-Spencer. For the first time this year, Mrs. Lane is serving as counselor. From her tests we learn what we like and what we should like. She also keeps us informed on scholarships avail- able. Filling the job of Co-ordinator of gg Federally Affiliated Students is Mr. Metheny . l-Ie keeps records of students with federally , employed parents and Indian records . All this plus teaching commerce classes makes Mr. Metheny one of our busiest teachers . J, O, TOMLINSON Vice -Principal With Aid of the Administration MR. DEWEY METHENY MRS. ELEANOR LANE Co-ordinator COUUSHOT MRS. JEAN HARTIS Acting as secretary to Mr. Harvey, Miss Hartis is a mainstay in the superin- tendent's office. Paying claims, writing checks and setting up Mr. Harvey's ap- pointments are only a few of her duties. She faces a thousand and one questions each day, copes with the drum practicing next door and never loses her sense of humor. Jenn and Janette Assist in Running Offices The secretaries are the backbone of the school. Students borrow their ditto papers and persuade them out of paper clips . They collect our money and check us out. We de- pend upon them and take them for granted, but we can never do without them. A combination treasurer, information booth and secretary to the principal is Miss Acree. The mimeographed forms necessary to the school are the work of the fine hand of Miss Acree on the mimeo- graph machine. We have her to thank for our daily bulletin, mail distribution and the many things that make up a smoothly functioning principal's office. MISS IANETTE ACREE 39' Mary Ann McKiernan, Sharon Jones, Dixie Plato Pat Hines, Betty Priddy, Karen Moreland With Help of Mrs. Mustin and Uffice Assistants Run to room 22, take this note to Mrs. Roddy, have Johnnie call home ....... AFTER you take around the absentee list. These are just a few of the many odd jobs the office girls do each hour. It is because of these small errands which help the administrators of our school that Star-Spencer runs smoothly . Sheissues admit slips, acts as cashier in the cafeteria and is indispensible to Star-Spencer. Mrs. Mastin trains office assistants and sells lunch tickets. We come to her for our admit slips, we borrow her telephone, her scissors, her stapler and she never loses patience. Mrs. Mastin has the distinction of being the proprietor of the school's Lost and Found Department. To her, we come in search of books, wallets and head scarfs . MRS. VALLIE MASTIN Barbara Belk, President of Stat-Spencer fs ' High School Student Council. ,, NA 'ffvnv--...Q .,W',,, Leading the activities of students of Star-Spencer are members of the Student Council. Promoting safety, sponsoring the first after-game social, officiating at the Homecoming program and helping organize the junior High Student Council ---- all these activities are carried on by the group. They also discuss and ratify new clubs' constitutions and approve changes in those of old clubs . Student Council provides an excellent opportunity for students to gain experience in leadership. It also serves as a meeting ground between faculty and students . Student Council Strives SEATED are the seventh and eighth grade members of the Student Council: Carolyn Sudik, Marlyn Rogers, Jan Ruther, Sherry Lombardi, Linda Yates, Mary Moreland, Glenna Cook, Linda Haywood, Darlyn Harris, Sandra Smith. STANDING are: Billy Reed, Bobby McKay, Leroy Fore, James Estep, Dickie Shoemaker. Seated are the ninth grade Student Council members: Johnny Rice, Kay Bush, Judith Lawson, Margie Mullen, Dwayne Sleeper, Donny if Rogers. Q 1 .LL A-- ' . Qs ,stiff fsimsz :si 1 Hgzfignq, A-Q-.vw V+ , f J.-3-Q -' ya., J, w, gy . a., - B. -if ,rl ' .Q - B 'B .I f .git K . Milam King, sponsor, confers with presi- dent, Barbara Belk. Taking minutes of the meetings and keeping books are the jobs of Mary Williams and Don Stevens. To Fulfill Its Seated are the tenth grade members of the Student Coun- cil: Linda Kolb, Sandra Jones, Sherry Myers, Dwayne Tomlinson, Steve Smith, Sherry Denny, Carol Cochrane, Gilbert Smith. i VEY 1 ' ' z' s 5 ,Sigh .v gkidwilagg t li an x if Y. -- 4 , g-1, Virginia Shepherd, vice-president, checks the Council constitution. Goals Eleventh and twelfth grade members ot the Student Council are SEATED: Tom Miller, Mike Daniels, Lou Ann Burkhart, Don Stevens, Barbara Belk, Virginia Shep- herd, Mary Williams, Cleeta Greenhaw, Irvine Scott. STANDING: Karen Moreland, Jo Ann Trott, Don Bal- lenger, Walter Fleming, Don Brown, Mickey Miller, Carolyn Eckroat. .L .1 VA idea.. v Y qos, saggy W iiiix Polly Anderson Deanna Benstnger Leonaro Callts Clay Costner Emrle Delslgne Elghth Grade Scrence General Scrence General SCIENCE Boys Dhysxcal Industrlal Arts BIOIOQY Chemlstry Physlcs Educatlon Coach BCSSIC Ecker Bert Graham Englxsh Physlcal Educatton Ass t Coach an-1 Beverly G raham Commerce, Enghsh They Guide Us . . . Mr. Callls sets up a sclentlflc experlment to be car ned out later by hrs chemlstry or Phys1cs classes. 1 ,X ' Q , . ' 1 . . . ' I ' ' . . p0 I I Q-5. ' Mrs Hopkrns and her seventh grade class relax durtng a busy afternoon class Jennre Harvey Charles Harrtson Composlte Math Seventh Grade Scrence Algebra And Teach Us 5 of ET' Una Vey Hatchett Ltbrartan Engl1sh 1'1- Dorothy Hearn Helen Hoffman Abbre Hollts Vtvran Hopkms Louts Johnson Hnmemaktng General Sctence Spamsh Englrsh Seventh Grade Auto Mechamcs t1,.v' Mrlam Krng Georgra Kerchlck I-I1StOl'y C1v1cs Language Arts Dewey Merheny Nettr Merheny Commerce Englrsh Speech Three members of the Auto Mechanrcs Class look over several new preces of equrpmem Understand Us Di 41-KK' Ward S McCask111 Herman Parsons Poreet Mary Jane Roddy Leroy Schultz Drrvers Educauon Musrc Mathemaucs Commerce Ar Mechanrcal Drawrng 1 . . I I 3 K ' if . f S 1 A K A 2 Q I h x I 1 I 0 r ,L 3, lfg. V ., . ' 95121 'A . . if f1J,'?':P' ' ' '-5 r . ,. ps: -V'-. , f awp ri .rv cr few ,uf ' ff . . .. ' 0 . , 1 Ls ' a V' - ' , Y N A 4 V, r I tum I' y QW Y KY yr 1 ' ,M L . , . R. C. . , . . . t r l i t X 5 9 , Floye Smlth Herschel Smtth John H Snrder Carl Twrdwell W Thomas wrtt Elghth Grade History Englrsh Seventh Grade World Hrstory Coach l-llstory CIVICS And Weep With Us Mathematrcs Lyle Work Kathryn wya Band Instructor Musxc Grrls Physlcal Educatron Englrsh Journalrsm Mr Schultz chscusses some water colors w1th hrs art class The cooks busy serving the noon meal are from left to right: Bonnie Glover, Ruth Stephens, Wilma Vernon and Virginia Lee. They Work For Us . . . The custodians, backbone of our school, are: Willie Lee, Grady Walls. BACK ROW, Delmas Dodd and J. W. Price. The bus drivers without whom there would be no students are: KNEELING, Charles Harrison, Milam King, R. C. Poteet. STANDING, J. W. Price. Gra kill. dy Walls, Willie Lee and Ward lvicCas- mm Emile Delsigne Mary Jane Roddy Seniors , Ng Lyle Work Leonard Callis Herschel Smith The class of 1960 has much to remember. They usher- ed in the soaring sixties at Star-Spencer. The class wit- nessed the opening of the new gym, a near championship football team, and the entrance of the school into the Okla- homa City School System. It was a year of important firsts, the first printed newspaper, the first Homeco m ing, the first semi-formal dance, the first Class Night and the most important first--the first class to step over the doorway into a new decade. Rex Conway, President, and Lynn Yarborough, Secretary-Treasurer, of the senior class look over plans for the year. 'ix 'Q -N f l JUS Xb' K Q' .uf 49' Dav1d Ballenger D3V1d Bell Barbara Belk If .1 -..r Wayne Blair ichard Boyd Faye Brewer , l , .m v . b Tis, I Y . V 4-s 7- 1'x- 1 I I . :wi ,ft ,ig-2. 'j1.:'nJ'i. I-s 1 VZ- !'4.g:Qg1 y ,A H747 J -I1-.,, . ,lfy 11,5 W 1,1 I :fl f.A '.'n ' lf- if I , 'f i.. 'ibn 51- .,--Q ,- 2'1- l .. 1 w Earnesr Bradley Merlene Brady Lou Ann Burkhart Ronald Chiles 1' U 1. 1,0 'W--Q.,-4-ff P Sr Rex Conway Sue Crager Seniors Danny Smith and piano. I-X v. U lx 6 'Sf if i- Lou Ann Burkhart love that 1 rr 'W X .win ,fl 4 M if mr James Mikeil Daniel Navarro DeBose 3 Q xi. Tri: W, Donna Dennis Tracye Dennis, Jr. 3, N A ,4h,w:r.,, r, f I A . , , , 1 ,L V F' ' ,rg- F ' E - x ' Q Uyryi '1 1 , A 'QT '45 in Fi- , .M Av- i D.. , K ft. . 4 Q . .Q W Patricia Edwards Ernest Ferguson 1 4 riffs-J'f'i ' A75 vb.. ' Y Q , x r., A Lorenzo Gassaway Carolyn Gill r ' v sv-ff' A ' f 1 S' ' xxkiesvls 1 1 ,J .Q l 5 A L , 4 1 1 X . Hx ' 1-. ' , mo G , . of Torn Miller and Mickey Miller put the finishing f 1 , touches on 3 Mum for Homecoming. I , 4: Toni Givens ,f f16 ,,0f Ralph Walker 190C senior studies for those lit te rs .., J A 'T 'r- Xi 'Nn. 'X wr' R I Carolyn Griffin Paul Grissani 'U 1, fun fig' 'Q ' X li fl r ,xx 3' . , F ,- x l Q ix' K 1 ps, gb Q ' '41 F' fl I bs Ml 'P 'fs 'y f,.'fV Joe Henning Juanita Hodges Evelyn Johnson James Jones V Z r '? Seniors o 1 is 1--.f Mr. Smith, senior English instructor, tries to interest us in the ghost of Banquo. , ' i. :ivs-'gr L, T , .f Jak N Q -L . ,e '- V K ' 'fr' X v.,x 1 4 -A i 's A aiiga V YN I ' 'u 5 fi Gloria Kelly Jerry Lairson Claude Lindsey Creda McCray 17'N m .' lu za ,K '-A 'LT T3 Mary Ann McKiearnan Nell Mason 436 Tom Miller hands out yearbook assignemenrs at an early staff meeting. 1960 it-a 9 5- Frank Mitchell .fr ASQ . V 'A r K we-f..M 'lm 3? .CN IQ 3-.L Na' K Jerry Myers fgifi fy M W af Darlene Masrin Tom Miller 'S-7' 5 'K 4 Nt 'Fund X Arthur Pollard Charles Price l 'vw ig 'UN ,ij Q 74 . ian , 'NI in .,....,,- 'T ff A' V p Bill Russell Louise Seebeck Kenneth Sleeper Danny Smith . y .- !i,,' 4 4 ,. ,.. ' ' ' e- in 2 f , W r 9 v in 4' , 'f '-I . was ,r 0 ' ,f'f'?f ':a i ' ' emors up-5532-4.' ' L fp 1 I W , wg Jdnek 'f ' 'vi 7 'fi 7' 'wr -. fwfi Ing ggv' , . f L' ' if-H. . -'NWN f-1 -iw, - ' r qi fx - I ,:V:68Y!5'vw Kam it y , N K4 ,Mu ,. ' ix 3 V ' L .14 4005+ 1 'ps ft- VS.'flf:1HL..'r.'J,',,,f1: ff fi '7 ff '- 1- ' 'M 17 wwe Y' ' 'M ' ' 9 -'VW ' Cheerleaders put in long hours of practice before the first ball Qarne. A ,r ' X ,J z Q. gigs f V. V , , tix Riff' we ' .5 2 1 vs , 4 K , .. A ,M -Q, ' 7 ,, l 1 ,,, Larry Srnoot Jean Spencer Kathy Turner Daniel Vernon . fx 1' l ' ..A. by .7 uhjpgi, -:fin O4 Sharron Vernon Jerry Wacldle '4- Wx.,-Q4- - 1 12 'N ir. ' ,Unix ' i Ralph Walker - - .Q ixzifffi 4' , viii' 1 .11 fi. I ff, g by V' 5- ' 'v. i rm, i 5 r f . lr X S ' 45 'Qi ' digg i - L if C' 'Af' M K'-f he--u-J 'v--.QA V. K M. , .. 4' w s Q, ,,'P'1. . K Mary Williams Sharron Wilson Donald Witherspoon Q 3 1: An impromptu Student Council gathering fo gut! C fl la ff llowing the weekly meeting. N., ., Z 1960 ,f Lyn 'WEB' pG'U1 Q0 l? Q .X ' x all n Yarborough L 4-I '. 4' '. 'N x 3 ? X WJ 'V V 'YU' . l fix , liz? va 'R' Ballcnger, Dennis Banks, Verris Barrinass, Johnny Berry, Theodore Bryan, Dickie Borders, Orerra Brewer, Savannah Brown, Don Brunson, Ronnie 2 1 arf-f-f .luniors l f ' l 11? X 00 -vw-f ' ' x ' ,W f ur, 11+ 4, l , ff, i fe-k N-I ' . 1 fi a- A 1 s H 4' 1 L A Xi 151 I H. I 6 ki! 31 ,fr sian. It H. f Bush, Yirginia Cashion, Harrie Case, Naomi Chandler, Linda Civick, John 4. Y ' 1. ' f af kv L. ew! '1g: fwg 111: :gms ' N W L- Qt, v ' . Q a - ' ' lf ,TY f Q' 'Q A r. ' ' I is r ' ffl: I 71' Coker, Kathleen Copeland, Rex Couch, Patrick ilaggs, Don Dodd, Larry zvv, .Dr aelas, james Eckroat, Carolyn English, Paul Ensley, Lexye Ferer, Junior Ferguson, David Flemming, Walrer Gamble, Peggy Ceno. Jerry Gibson, D.xie Giiberr, Yixia: Gillespie, Sally Cray, Kenneth Greenhaw, Clera Hays, Martha Hawkins, Sheryl Hays, James Helms, Garland Hemingway, Judy Hinton, Harriet Hicks, Janie Holcombe, Billy Hodges, Margaret Hudson, Don Ingram, David LaFave, Paul Kelly, Carol Kolb, Eugene Leathers, Paul Lee, Raymond Lee, Dwayne Lindsay, Dennie Lindsay, Boyd Mathews, Harvey Mefford, Cecil Metheny, Skip McCray, Allen McFarland, Ann McKay, Jack McKay, Ronnie McLemore, Phyllis Miller, Mickey Moreland, Karen '1- 42 ee f 'vs o I Cv 1- -A , M MAT- ,lr- .A I J .r :W F ,gx 3 . f av-5 ,fi v- l ,- x 1 1 ' z ,, k 4 4-1. Xy: ,r 'YA t I rn 4. n 4 ' f l 4 L r in -- , , L . 1 : HL. ffl , if , L.- f 4 vi rr rye? I If 5 4 I U. -i. T57 Toward 1961 213552, .r... r , A gf ' ' x . Nix ' l f Xxx M WA r' 3. ' fx I S 1 iff' IH igvs CT f. 1 x r' -.ff y fx' '- I CW l ,. ,nav vv , Q, N-1 if? -.ug 1 ...Q Moody, Mona Mosley, Marvin Mullen, Dean Marshall, Shirley Pennington, Buddy Peoples, Sandra Rankin, Shirley Ryan, Charles Scott, Irvine Shelby, Sharron Shepard, Virginia Short, Lawanda Singletary, Eugene Smith, Baylus Spencer, Meriel Steiber, Karen Stevens, Don Srockion, Carol Sweeden, Darryl Taylor, Floyd Tidwell, Phylis Tomlinson, Bill Trort, Io Ann walker, Tavra E., ff , Willyerd Orvil Williams, Willie Witherspoon, Danny vga, up-s sv... 1 .3 I - .V ' Woods, Bobbie Wortham, George 11, p wright, Susan t l A ,Q f f ' fi ' .3715 ' i X' A if . cfff'-31 ' s ' X.. -,it N. ilu Yarborough, Jo Ella i .wa 6 AX l'.- , '1 -i Students watch the cheerleaders at a Zimmerman. George Friday pep assembly. Juniors -in Dorothy Hearn, Sponsor Milam King, Sponsor LeRoy Schultz, Sponsor jo Ann Wylie, Sponsor 2? 'SQA 'ss' ,': Q 4 ff 1 OFFICERS 1959 - 60 Don Stevens, President: Jo Ella Yarborough, Sec- retary-Treasurerg Bill Tomlinson, Vice-Presi- dent, and Virginia Shepherd, Class Reporter, discuss possible junior class projects . juniors sold their share of mums for the Homecoming game. iw., A Y ' 1 5-I . I L 1 4 'X 1 Adair, Robert Adams, Jimmy Albertson, Bobby Allen, Cheryl Anderson, Jerry Bailey, Joy 1 :Q ' X I, , , - 'R ,Q MW A v Barfield, Louise f' VI. Q n Q' ' F Barthel, Allen A Y - A ' ' . lr 5 ,U ' Bartmess, Marjorie ' 'lf' ' is 8' Bell, Tommy C 4 M., xl V A - Nr , Belyeu, Rita ! i , X I A Y' Bessinger, Darrell 5. I X x v ' ' A' A z 1.55, a - , Sc 1 1- . y. r V tr. 4. ,. B Bridgett, Gwendolyn S765 3 - 1 , v Broome, Carl ' '- ' , f 1 ' ', Britt, Bobby ' A I J T f A, ' Bruton, Louise , tt W , - Bumgardner, John xi! K I N , ' 0 A Callis, Margaret ,' xr 1 'i yr, B 5 ax X I .- N . 1 . 537 , If 'Y A r X xx r 1 lift 'sl ' v w .4 , I Class Sponsors lx' ' ' Mrs . Helen Hoffman 5 Mr. Ward McCaskill ' Donna Pugh, President, Pamela Ruther, Secretary, Mr. Carl Twidwell Q Doris Seeback, Treasurer, Charles Pendley, Vice- MIS. Beverley Graham - ' A President. Sophomores Enioy New Activities ' U i f' ' Cavnar, Francis fa r Clod, Thresa . Q I , ,, ,,. lf: 7, - Cochrane, Carol , ' ' ' ' , , 44' ' Cochrane, Raymond , L I Corsaut, Jerry U , -- Crager, Erma N. 1, ' Cowell, Johnnie Denny, Sherry K ' -. Dennis Geraldine 1 ' nf ,. - 'x I' Drum 'Carl 2 A ' ,til suis, Charles 'K ff W , . Ellis, jean Q f XI, 1. Enoch, Rachel Gardner, Ronnie Geno, Donald Graefe, Roy Griffin, Paulette Jackson, Loyd v -,, an , 'Y xI,57y.,,. K' - -v L,. ' 1' S. . 1 r Y? QQ 0 ,-5 Q! X , . it l o-x V, 1.4 1 Jackson, Richard Iackson, Sam Innes, Ir: Ann J nes Sandr Haywood Rurh Hcllr cr Lmda Po crumb B11 I1-mrcrr Sharon Humphrey Perry Hyso Xrrgrnla Q s c Kleckner Rrchard L1 In RC1 Land uh Danna mfr: La Q R mu fa x W Parxey a L DXNI WCC cl 9a dl Nick mon ack f. pr 5. c rn Nowlrn Glenda LII If A r ' al -Q, Underclussmen .Unis Vx, ul Pc.eer VIIJUY y, C rar ss Drxrc amd , Clarence Larry , Belly 415 -eq q- s U' 7 I 5 A n y. i by 1, 4 'v Og rr -S A- qv.. Qi v, V xx. k 1 +4 w X.. ff? Y 'V O 0 4 Ce- J TI' T' ' x-5 '1 Pruitt Frances Pudh Donna Richardson Katheryn Roberts, Dewey Rogers, Gerald Rogers, Marilyn Ruther, Pamela Shackelford, Dixie Smith, jerry Smith, Dana Smith, Donald Smith, Glenn Smith, Steve Steward, Jerry Story, Sherry P, r-. 7 J '-J ,xx L X .5 ,v vel ! i 'U' ' 1 '--4 4 'I Swain, Clifford Taylor, Harold Tomlinson, Dwayne ' 0- 'rv v x Q Vernon, Calvin Ward, Beverly white, Diane X- hite, Paul vsylie, Carol wilson, Jeran Brown, Caml Cruz, XEld8 Dela Daggs, Lavoy G2SSoway, Lennetta Grissuin, Phillip 'V 1 4 r X il f fs ,Tl K Elliotr, James Emric, Bobbie English, Janet Fields, Pat Fisher, Gary Funk, Mike Hagey, Bill Hammerlein, Carol Harris, Kenneth Harrison, Billy Hellner, Kay Henderson, Virginia Herring, Toniniy Herrington, Patricia Hicks, Beverly Hicks, john Hines, Pat linfcld, Lewis Holt, Larry Hudson, johnny llulsey, jerry Golighrly, Roy Goss, Nelda Celchrisr, Sam 1 .L ,-3' f' 'w , x V H53 53 is an ' V' A '- Y' i'i +v 1 x va- . Freshmen gr. vs 4,1- 1 i - 1 -., r :Y 4 K '- W i 3 my '-off f f:-'3 'A 'ai X1 JAN .1 Anderson, Donna Anderson, Jerry Arron, Treda Anthony, Lawanna Anthony, Ronald Anderson, Carl Banks, Jimmy Batdorf, Earl Barthel, David Bishop, Robert Blair, Sharon Blakley, Sue Brown, Carl Brown, Carol Brown, Sheryl Bush, Kay Bynum, Donald Cashion, Fannie Cashion, Virginia Choare, Mary Alice Cochrane, Ronnie Dickinson, Sharon Doane, Irene Edwards, Par , nr, ir' . V 8 ,. 'Wa I ! , 'U eff 1 X l 1 I' v ,,-. 4- 1- . 1' Q' . 1 ,- ' . is Vg' 'ff' ' U 'in' ,,: s F .,.. ! RAN 4 ' f fl 21 U ' l'l 'llR 1, E l ll 1' lrllfr S A 4' N A ,,- ,Q lin . V V L n - ..lll QA, . ,offs ffllta xc- A 'Q 3 . ' 4 r 14, ,if r ., uf ' ' I, 15' f a Nc G7 Kenneth Vass President jim Tomlinson Vice-President Kay Bush Secretary Ronnie McBeth Treasurer 'fix Gillespie, Emmett Groudsraff, Gary Gilmore, Par Givens, Dickie Goss, Ellen Green, Ruth Griffin, Paul Griffin, Rickey Grisum, Philip Hinton, Charles Jackson, James Jensen, Brian Keasler, Ed Knight, Ausburn Knighren, Loretta Kringlen, Nadine Lawson, Judy Lairson, Robert Lorenz, Earl Tormisadi, Charl s McBeth, Ronnie Manion, Ed Martin, Janice Matthews, Sydney Frosh Accept High School Responsibilities A ' r ?' McGarr, Shirley McGee, Judith McKay, Bobby McLoughlin, Velma Miller, Dorthea Mitchell, Abe 'vi' A5 v o N W . i .1 ,, i muse-A U -f , il M ...F LE i Sl 58 an Q :Z N' v Y 4 Q' ' 1' 4 .h -1 fhrrrsag 1 'fiis lah se' ',.l ! 1 Ji v- Mirchell, Sammy Moore, Gail Moss, Jimmy Mosley, Richard Mullenix, Ervin Mullen, Marjie Myers, Ann Moreland, Mary Aud. Ian Ohls, Billy Ore, Charles Patterson, Meredith Paylor, Pat Peden, Deloris Paynter, Marsha! Pinkston, Ioan Presson, Larry Reber. Jean Reber, Jerry Rice, Johnnie Rice, Virginia Richardson, Howard Rogers, Donnie Roller, Charles li- -P.. The coaches discuss the first game of the season at The volleyball boys wait for that last a Pep Assembly . rv Rose, James Scott, Larry Seebeck, Doris Shelby, Terry Shauer, Joan Shaggs, Danny X Q-v 4 f 'f' f :HS - .1, 'f'r'Qff' , ,. w -Q fr ? SP1 ' Kligs -gn A il :lg S' Q tv -Wm- ri-v 7: Y if if Smith, Charles Steel, Frank Stevenson, Judy Swain, welma Swanson, Margaret Swanda, David Thompson, Howard Tomhnson, Jimmy Vandener, Leroy Vaughn, Patricia Wake, Diana Watson, Ronnie Walton, Richard Welch, Robert Wester, Leonard Wester, Francis white, Gary Williams, Bennie William, Perry Wilson, Leila Willyerd, Barbara Wise, Danny Wise, Larry Wood, Diana .eff T It Mr. Schultz help a student in Art Mr. Callis congratulates student class . council leaders . Wardlaw, Sheryl Crane, Wayne Crittenden, Frank Dodd, Linda Ethridge, Ella lean . - A Q stag? , Allbcrry, Yvonne Q - I f i, ' Anderson, Judith 5 Baker, Kerrv V' 'X ' llatilorf, john -. Xi f A Bullus, Marx' Q ,X im X ll llx I ' for lltrry, john BcSSingc:r, -liitly ,l2,'.. if l li - X ' Bla1r,Lt'on:ii'd Bledsoe, Linda - 1 Braggs, Martha ,, f. Brewer, Earl l Q Britt, Eva ix, -f v I N, if 5 X, Britt, Joe ly X 4 f- -J , A 'Q AX , ll. - Broom, Dianne f M 'XX ,ywi H,ll'M .I il 'l Brown, Phil A B i .3144 Q, ef. i i Buck, jimmy Bumgardner, Mary fr Burdine, Dennis 3' ' ' Case, Virginia i ' chadweii, Judy Cloud, Donna M W, Colbert, Howard E 5 X N ,K ' v Colbert, Ralph 4 A , 's 4 Cook, Glenna 1 .' Conn, Florence ,, ,,', 0- , lv N . I 5- ' fv Q- 0- ' Conn, Howarcl ' ' 9 3 Conn, Warin- ' - ' i Cosby, Yxlargflrt-I v -1 A im, 1 L qt., . MA 4 . xi M ' Cowell, Johnny E- 7 kk , Coughran, Billy 'Y' '- ' 'if Crab, Nettie Ann 5-' f 1' 2 Cragcr, Bettv Ann tg 1 'X , ,- i W, 7 i X i N V. 5- i 9 i i ' ,' l . I l f:f'f:Ti2.s , , t, I A L Y I SEATED: Linda Russell, Linda Hunt, Mary Bumgardncr, janis Recser, Charlotte Holcomb, Dorthy Fleming, Ray Smith, Peggy Smith. STANDING: Rogurjackson, Donny Vtiss, Gloria Moore, Peggy Ficltl, Donna Cloud, janico Mizcra , llulun Hobbs, Clifford Peoples, lfrtinccb Henderson, Terry' Painter, lommy' lX1tithcws, David Wright, Donna Covington, janet lJL'llllCl', Harry Ragon. fi' Cruz, julia Dcla ,ll Dag1g5, Nona h Davis, jimmy A 4 , ' , ,, DeSpain, Carol ' L DeVault, Mary ' ' , , Dickinson, lwtlx' , I jtv Dikc, ,loan '. 'UE l ' Duke, Anr WA 3 ' Dtmgan. GL-'tim mf :ia-tcp, lar: uk u X ' liilantl, Qlutlith 1 . 1 F . linslcv, T'.x'.la f Fields, jitt- I Fifty Dcrjxf N ' Fifa, johnnz ' Fisher, Bertel f 1 .iiimh vi Flertiing, Dorothy Fare, L-ERQ, Franklin, Bonnie- Gartlrcr, kfergctlv Gassazvay, Norma vo Gill, Linda Hadlock, Howard Hall, Shirlex' 9 -M N4 Y 1 . - Irv -Lf nf' f Tl is T . 1.43, .li N 1 ighth ff l 'v vu , C !'i i l ,X Y 4 Graders look Forward to Frosh Year s 1' 'L , , , 3 ' Q in Q , me I 1 X at 0 ' l . . ' A L 'ff ' . . r:' , Q ' v, . - Q . If Q . t X xl - 'EU . 1 ' rg, c l i q P l ,. u , X. ,fs , ,, c ii , j .Q h f'-jg! f ' w 1 , w, N V , i l i H: ' , S ,. ,, .- , .S ' , Y av '. rl V y Hardy, Cathy Harkey, Dora Harris. Carolyn Harris, Charlyne Harris, Darlyne Harris, Dcnnils Halcher, Neva Hayes. Betty Haywood, Linda Henning, Tom Herron, Kay llcrringg, liditli Huy, Darlene: llicknmn, Angclia Hill, Terry Hobbs, llclcn Hodges, Edward Holcomb, Charlotte Hope, jacquolyn Hubbard, Beverly Hulsey, Kenneth jackson, Linda Johanson, lngelissa jones, jerry Joplin. Keaton, Keaton, Keenan, Keysur, Kaiser, Linv.-ll Billy Robert Robert Ray Billy Kelly, Larry Kelley, Saund ra Kern, Ronnie Ketchan 1, Vickie Keys, Hurlcy King, Lac rctta Knight, Claude Kringlcn, Mark Landrcth, David Ledford, Linda Lewis, Patricia Lindsay, Carol Lloyd, Carol Lopeman, Cecil Lonen, Mary Martin, Doris Martin, Mike Mason, Saundra Mathews, Tommy Minyard, Donnie Moody, Robert Moore, Gloria Moore, LL-nora Moss, Sue Mosley, Carol Mullcnix, Ervin Mustin, Claude Mustin, Claudette Myers, Sue Northrup, Na ncy Ohls, Danny Orc, Virginia Van Ostrand, Phillip Owings, Michael Painter, Terry Palrrer, Loon Parker, Carlin Paxson, Patricia Pelts, Arleena Peoples, Clifford Peoples, Gwendolyn Peters, Pollard, judx' Sylvia Prescott, Betty Ran' soy, Scott Reber. Jean Reed, Lavema Riscnhoover, Dianna Robins, Roche, Barbra Linda 'Q Rose, Sharon Rowan, Bobby Scott, Steve Shelby, Judith Shoemaker, Richard Sleeper, Larry Singletary, Phillip Sinz, Paul Sizemore, Dennis Smith, Bobby Smith, Kay Smith, Peggy Smith, Rita Ann Smith, Robert Smoot, Gary ,. Smoot, Linda ' ,. ' Stephens, Jack Taylor, Vann Treas, Shirley 5 1 57 4 .f A Hx , 1 ,H S -ma I Troutman, Carolyn Tubby, Elaine f 7 Vernon, Ronnie .fn , Walker, Carol I 4 W A Wallis, Trella A ' j Ward, Patricia . White, Doris Q Williams, Carolyn Williams, Darlene C' ' Wilson, Ronnie Wilson, Ronald Wood, Barbra ,,.. Wright, Booker T Wright, Sidney Yeager, Carol Yeager. Charles Younger, Andy Smell .loin Many School Activities -- ,.e,'-, -, A , I i-,,z .a, 5 H , ' ' '1 1 ,W G -M , Xu' I 5 , 'x. , , , K rt ,Q 112: -F if 1 fi .l - Q - ' if F' X057 .I - 1. rt Pj 'R in l 1 4 -A , , racy- , -it , -X r , fs , t G rli RLY! 1 l X V ' ' 'i l 2 'fl :T 'if-if Eg , ,, I , 'I 1. Ti ' A 4 - - - . . . v- ,.., 313 4 -.--.. Seventh G Field, Peggy Fisher, Clayton Fleity, jim Ed ,. - 'l ,. . s fs M A '14 T ,t 1. ui A, tl Y R ruders Accept High School Ways Allbutton, Anita Anderson, jerry Anderson, Thomas Austin, David Barkus, Helen Berry, Floyd Bigelow, Larry Blakley, Gladys Black, Judy Bledsoe, Edward Bradley, David Brewer, Otha Brewer, john Brooks, Ricky Brown, Ronald Bryan, Sammy Buck, Robert Buck, Sue Bynum, Loretta Cameron, Sara Case, Billy Chambers, Thomas Chisholm, Frank Coffman, Billy Coker, janie Coway, Janice Covington, Donna DeBose, San Toi Denny, janet Deen, Rosmund Dickerson, Barbara Dickerson, Karen Dobson, Gene -ne Dunham, Myra Edwards, Dennis Edwards, jerry English, Richard Everett, Deloris Fairchild, Karl Ferree, Lee 4 'H Foster, Wanda ' Q' A Q, Frazier, Mary t A ' ' ' Gamble, Patricia ' We X , -, . ,Y Gardner, Alvin ei 3 - V , YW v. g G , Th A 4 ' ' entry erran A A 1, A' . Q ' Q lf. E xl ll ' L f 7 Glover, Raymond V Goodman, Dick f - Gowin, La Gayle 1 -'- L 3, '5 A -2 -, Hammerlein, Lovell ' T vu 4 . f Hartley, Patty ' Q e I Q I Hartmann, Ricky 552- I , w V , 9 Haskell, Melvin 'i It 1 V . X . K - 1 A I Haynes, Phyllis s ' . '. - Q . ' ' Hellner, Nancy ' Henderson, Frances ' Hicks, Rocky f .- , Q, K .-s .. - W . - 6 Hill. Denise h y ' X I . 'L Hix, Larry t ' ' 'I , , Hiz' Terry q 4 I X ' vw Hobbs, Helen I ' - 1 4 V fi' , I 'ii 3, -y I V 5 x . I , v '.,. + . it. . E -My . Hagemann' Mlke in l E4 ' ' b ' lllilill. ifake, . ,V Holland, Chester Hohwerler, Treasurer Hooten, Linda Hopkins, Patty Horner, Donald Hubbard, Conway McCrosky, jerry - .A -.t-A , Ifffffi' X 52 X .4 x H, ' W I1 ' 4 .. V 7 3 N, rc ,E fe , g if ,x , E1 rx- -if .G - 'I ' 1 . - , A h Amie' 'rrririif' 1 ,- , it . -ft A , P ,vs ' I+: 7 ' x A t . 4 , A , , ei '. , , I ,V , I XV I ,' A Y - H A p a ir qw , A KN 'x lf. v-5 6 fl i - ff Y .ii ' i t , f W i3iT?f 114 . . 4 gi, I kk. ., -V FP! 'V I fi, 'V yf 5 i E J ' Underclussmen 2 if f fi, l A ' ,i at at -sz ff A fi , X? X yi ri :li v N , , .,, ,, A I i 4 - f T1 f H xg gy ,- , , , f, ', K ' , i 5 J 6. In A ii Y, 'Y P . ' ' L X iz.l'Y.l W 5 I Q i. , Q Hudson, Nelda Hunt, Linda Ingram, janette Ingram, jannet Ingram, Harvey Irvin, Gerald jackson, Marvin jackson, Roger johnson, jimmy johnson, Ronnie johnson, Roy jones, Rickey jordan, Taft Kelly, Larry King, Mike King, jean King, Sammy Kleakner, Linda Knight, j.D. Lawson, Linda Lee, Nylene Lee, Eddie Legg, Larry Lloyd, David Lombardi, Cheri Lewis, Robert Love, David Marshall, jerry Martin, james Mathews, Delbert Maxwell, Willie McConnell, Ricky McFee, David McFee, james McKay, Dale Meek, Evelyn Metheny, Mike Michaud, Bobby Miller, jackie Miller, Darlene Mitchell, jackie Morgan, Alice Morgan, Lloyd Mullen, jimmy Nichols, Clifford Northerton, james Northcutt, Rebecca Northrup, Carol Nunley, Mary Nunley, Harold Osburn, Sharon Owens, Vicky Palmer, Margaret Palon, jerry Palon, Yvonne Patton, Paul Paxson, Ronald Peace, Shirley Pegranz, David Pelts, Outhenia Penner, johnny Peoples, George Petty, Maurice Pittman, Wayne Prescott, Bobby Rankin, Ida Raper, Billy Reeser, janice Reeser, Anita Reed, Billy Richardson, Bradley Ridgeway, Regina Richardson, Reggie Roberts, Barbara Robertson, Barbara Robinson, Catherine vw M s 9 M N1 Roby, Donna r Rtigon, Harry Russell, Linda Ruther, jan Y rw. Ir 3? , jheplhard. lN:l1rg..1ret y A , , I blng Cl,1I'5', Oulsu' I xl , 5. Simi, Mike Skidmore, Prim Sleeper, Dewayne Smith, ligylon ntl , Smith, Penny ,f . ' Smith, Sandra Smith, Sue I Spencer, Felix 8 ' N ' 1 Spencer, Harley X X X Spells, Gaylti Switzer, Stella Switzer. jean D - - Swtiin. Please AJ I 4' ' Swain. Leda ' Swain. lithelene jr A Swain. Claudia I L. B Sudik. Cttrolynn - ' Stieher, Larry is Stevenson, Danny M 'lJ3lor, Geraldine lliylor, Roy 'l.1hor, james 1, lliylor, janet 1 'lllUlllflS, Deloris 3 , L A j, llitmmpson, Richard kv n'- leoretmeln, Bonnie f -:aw 'F 1 2 'X f I luhhy, l'hu r mt Edgar ln, joe - Elmore, Doris 4, Vtiss, Kenneth ' ' 'P 7 ' ' ,' Q 'f E Vuss, Donny . , ,X V t ' ,' Vaughn, Mary t ' X fi '. 'fk '7 ' l Walker, Carol 7. . I A x Q ,, j' ., 5 I tl Walker, jimmy Williams. Richard Whitlow. Shirley Wilkensuti. jertuld ' , ,3 2.1 , - ,,, Q Winsttin. Ltiwrence 4 , ' 1- 1 I vi T' l.N',,mds, 'Iotniny ' 1 Y mf ' Vw Wright. Dzivitl 4 , A 4 N , jx, 5 :- txytm. t:ii.tr-inte .4 LA 19.1. ,X :fin l ' Q' , Q., f , I-ll..-...as-s .g.gE.' U . --lb, ,xl ' L th V. e Y- -wf 0. uns xg.-11153--i,..f.l it AGA X. 4 ' X S , N Mltes. l.ind,i Young. liilly Zwielhwffer. Ora .. fa .4055 x 4'1- 3 Q fi 5 3 355 fi 3. rg? My Q! 3' 5, N V sos ' T. I la M QA. A ahnn ,N an 1- hdiar YM' nl ,I ull 'J R PY ggi. 4.f'f?'f'37 ' ,i r- 5 .... 2 , 9n - '- ,gui ,--,,,,,..-u ll ! The Pride of Star-Spencer -- The Murchmg Band I Love a Parade IS the theme Song of many Star Spencer supporters durlng football Season as the 95 plece marchmg band swlngs lnto actlon ln thelr new unlforms The Prlde of Star Spencer was kept very busy th1s year playlng for parades assem blles and contests. The marchlng band performed at a major1ty of sports events . Pro ject for the year was ra1s1ng money for the new umforms . The band won a second place trophy for marchlng at the Central State College Homecommg, Star Spencer's marchmg band won a 3 at the Purcell contest they attended ln the sprmg. , ,, . - -IW' 3 n ',v 4 K Q ., ,,,,,J T av v i w I ' - . .A 'file I I. 4 ' ' -fe W l Ks at - w 3 T - T . , . L . - , A-A-fv 31...-In k MV.-I L - 1 Z .3 ,X Jw- h A ,A ' ' H . ,Y 'MA . , 5 - 1 11, - ewes f 7' -f ' Q M :W 1 lixgfif' I , 1 --u .T . 3- . ' . w,, ' . a1'f 2 2-Er eeet rj ' -fl' , 14F'Q f?i ,a- ' . . - . -3 .- -' Y,z-:E VZL Lbs, in K.. I Q M In -fy. , Q iyvqw i 5 :I I ui tx . i Q . M- ing 3 E 3 til! 4 :A I gl 1. ' 7'-'ff i f' Q ' - f I 'l .I 2 Vt. 'C ' if ln. 1 ' . ' wa: T 1 . QM' 159 dpi, a el e x 11' :pl ' .. ' , , - f . , 1 ' ' 1 1 N ' V T it lf 11- ' - - .4 M2- 1 . I- - . . . ', . A ' v' H A I- ,t, - 1 ' .L W A 1 N Z7 Yi, n D 3- 1 r - GJ W ' bl h L , , . 1 Q Y, U , ' ' ,, ' E ' . f i d X' I f, N ' ' 1 5' 'f 'Llf ' '- ll 'J U ff I' Sjfhitf A. , ., X4 fl , I in If ' 5 . 4.5.1.3-. f Z., 4. X4 . L' V yt Y J V . ,..-i f I , ' , , kj ., , J I h Q al 33 s T. . c - . l :'S-.'- 7, Q ' UA' 'A 1' ,A ' . 1 ' 'ff ff ' H'-,. fr- he f f ' Y ll a e .S , , fx' 'f , .e ' M . ' , V - - ' - . V :T d'1,i'i i if ' 4' J , ' ' Qf'b - L ' . . e ' I 7,j,,4'?' . 7 If-, I 4 iff ,A -lf I I Ax' J, . , - Q I. tk, . ,. l . . .- A , o o II ll . ' .. . ., . . . - , , - , - '11 ps Karen Moreland Majorerte Rex Conway Drum Major Elaine Joplin Majorerre lenders Inspire Bu nd Bill Tomlinson Dwayne Tomlinson Jim Tomlinson David Poe BAND OFFICERS 5' ff AL- ---2 ffl Q A A ..F!. V W 'j r'4,.W 11 , jc, ' 5 , irrirfaf a 1 'Te DANCE BAND: Alan Barthel, Charles Ryan, David Poe, Margaret Callis, Carole Kelley, Jean Reber, Billy Keeton, Terry Shelby, Ricky Griffin, Gloria Kelley, Jimmy Tomlinson, Gary Fisher, Jimmy Johnson, Donny Rogers, David Ferguson, Dwayne Tomlinson, Bill Tomlinson. The Orchestra Makes Music for Dances and Musicals Students danced to the music of the school orchestra composed of eighteen students from junior and senior nigh school. The group entered the' dance band contest sponsored by WKY . The band also entered the Talent Show. W., Mfr W - ,,......, .. -,..... ...--..- e------------1 X 1 s 1 LX as Q Q L . 1 ,...-N .. A . . we 61, V X I BASS: Bill Tomlinson, Dewey Metheny, Larry Holt, LeVoy Daggs. BELLS: Elaine Joplin, Jo Ella Yarborough. ALTO SAXOPHONES: Carole Kelley, Jimmy Tomlinson, LaGayle Cowin, Leonard Blair, Bobby Michaud, Claude tviustin. TENOR SAX: Charles Ryan. BARITONE SAX: Gary Fisher, Larry Dodd. BASS CLARINET: David Poe, Danny Wise. FRENCH HORIYS: Harold Taylor, Jane Hicks, David Barthel, Virginia Hyao, Frances Cavnar, OBOE: Alan Barthel, Sharon Blair. BASSOOIY: Lewis Hofeld. BARITONESg Rex Conway, Jerry Geno, Charles Pendley, Leroy Vandever. TROMBOIKE: Richard Kleckner, Jimmy Johnson, Donny Rodgers, David Ferguson, Carle Broome, Ronald Cochrane, Danny Skaggs. FLUTES: Karen Moreland, Meredith Patterson, Mary Moreland, Jo Ann Trott, Virginia Rice, Diana Wood. DRUMS: Johnny Hicks, Robert Adair, Terry Shelby, Donald Geno. Larry Wise, Arthur Pollard, Joe Turman, Cheryl Allen. CORNETS: Dwayne Tomlinson, Ricky Griffin, Jerry McCroskey, Billy Bob Keaton, Philip Singletary, Robert Emrich, Bobby Smith, Jimmie Banks, Charles Lombardi, Jim Ed Flotey, Jack Stephens, Leon Palmer, Mozella Martin, Lenetta Gassaway, Ruthie Haywood, EarlLorenz, Ronnie Wilson, Harvey Ingram. CLARHYETS: Margaret Callis, Gloria Kelley, Kay Bush, Linda Dodd, Patti Hopkins, Gary Smoot, Gail Moore, Linda Kleckner, Doretha Miller, Cherly Brown, Scotty Deen, Jan Aud, Linell Joplin, Leroy lore, Mary Devault, Eva Britt, Mike Owens, Ronald Wilson, Ronnie Kern, Judy Dickinson, Yvonne Palon, Pamela Skidmore, Essa Jean Etheridge, Kerry Baker, Gayla Spelce. The Band Prepares for the Spring Concert The Star-Spencer High School Concert and Marching Band, under the direction of Lyle Work, excels in various types of music . Whether it is providing the peppy music which creates more spirit at pep assemblies or the classical music in their contest and concerts the band comes through with flying colors. They captured the second place trophy in the Homecoming parade at Central State College in October. The 7:30 a .m. practices come early each morning, but pay great dividends in the band's fine presentations. ' iv' MIXED CHORUS - Seated, FIRST ROW: Sandra Peoples, Lexye Ensley, Phyilis Tidwell, Harriet Hinton, Betty Priddy, Donna Pugh, Tracy Dennis, Clarence Pollard, Frank Mitchell, Sharron Brumley, Mary McKiernam, Janie Hicks, Cheryl Allen, Joy Baily. SECOND ROW, Standing: Pamela Ruther, Geraldine Dennis, Pat Edwards, Lou Anti Berkhart, Darlene Mastin, Donna Dennis, Mickey Miller, Navarro Debose, Lorenzo Gassoway, Jerry Waddle, Glenda Nalan, Dixie Shackleford, Lawanda Short, Martha Hayes, Majorie Bartmess, Mr, Parsons. THIRD ROW, Standing: Elaine Joplin, Sharon Hooten, Merlene Brady, Evelyn Johnson, Erma Lou Crager, Sherry Myers, Sandra Jones, Carolyn Eckroat, Paul Leathers, Lynn Yarborough, Clifford Swain, Louise Barfield, Cleeta Greenhaw, Oretta Borders, Sharon Shelby, Ann McFarland, Sharron Wilson, Linda Lunn. Vocal Music Provides Entertainment JR, HIGH GIRLS GLEE CLUB - FIRST ROW, Seated: Pat Edwards, Gail Moore, Jan Aud, Shirley Trease, Paulette Daniels, Velma McLaughin, Donna Anderson, Virginia Case, lfrancis Wester, Diana Wake, Ellen Goss, Mary Alice Choate, Pat Hines, Barbara Willyard, SECOND ROW, Standing: Carol Lindsey, Barbara Wood, Beverly Hicks, Carol Brown, Freda Arron, Dorothea Miller, X irginia Cashion, Nadine Dringlin, Neloa Goss, Loretta Knighten, Marsha Paynter, Ruth Green, Linda Dodd, Judy Chadwell, Anne Myers, Fanny Cashion, Wilma Swain, Mr. Parsons, THIRD ROW, Standing: Liela Wilson, Mary Beth Lorenz, Jean Shaver, Deloris Peden, Jane Martin, Pat Payor, Sandra Kelly, Sheryl Wardlaw, Lawanna Anthony, Virginia Henderson, Janet English, Pat Gilmore, Virginia Benefield, Sharon Blair, Kay Bush, Judy Stevenson, Joann Pinkston, Kay Hellner, Diana Wood. ACCOMPANIST: Meredith Patterson. t S S we off adm wah-ug, Q , I I V 'Q , In IRA 1 I :W L , 'i , A f- A MIXED CHORUS OFFICERS: Sharon Wilson, Lou Ann THE JUNIOR HIGH TRIO - STANDING, Left to right: Burkhart, Sandra Jones, Janie Hicks. Sharon Blair, Diana Wood, Kay Hellner. ACCOMPANIST: Meredith Patterson. Prepares for Statewide The Vocal Music Department under the direction of Mr. Herman Parsons presented a variety of pro- grams this year. The mixed chorus participated in the Music Festival at O.S.U. The group also aided in presenting the Christmas program . A junior or- ganization practices one hour daily. These daily practices have proved successful as the choruses provided entertainment at several school functions . Clceta Greenhaw and Virginia Bush, accom- panists for the mixed chorus. Contests Herman Parsons, director of vocal music, discusses a piano selection with Virginia Bush, one of the group's accompanists. Io Ann Trott, Judy Hemingway, and Karen Steiber, Division Page Co-editors, take a moment off for a picture. Tom Miller, editor, and Carolyn Gill, associate editor, discuss possible dates for staff meetings. The Bobcat Stuff Prepares for Working on the annual staff is more than taking pictures . Copy has to be written, edited and typed. Layouts must be drawn up, alphabetizing has to be done, making sure' all names are correct is essential, and trying to meet dead lines in time are just a few of the many, many jobs of the annual staff. The yearbook, that this staff compiles, includes all school activities and represents the school as we see it in 1960. This year there were pages added, a new style cover, and the end sheets were high lighted with color for the first time at Star-Spencer. Mrs.-S. ivl. Wylie, yearbook advisor, looks over some exchange The boys in the back room, Paul Leathers, publications. Buddy Pennington and Mickey Miller, work on the sports section of the yearbook. -rf x x 1? f o . 1 -- I a ' ' ' -- .1 f' ' 0 ,V , I v-f fr J, , , N 5 'rw 5 . Q' .si STATE HONOR SOCIETY - FIRST ROW, Sitting: Barbara Belk, JoElla Yarborough, Lexye Ensley, Virginia Shepherd, Margaret Callis, Virginia Bush, Pamela Ruther, Elaine Joplin, Linda Kolb, Rosalee Vernon. SECOND ROW, Stand- ing: Dana Landreth, Karen Moreland, Carolyn Gill, Irvine Scott, Paul Leathers, Mickey Miller, Don Brown, Richard Kleckner, George Wortham, Bill Russell, Baylus Smith, David Poe, Milam King, Sponsor. Honor Societies Set Scholarship Standards Two of the more serious minded organizations at our high school are the Star-Spencer chapters of The State Honor Society and The National Honor Society. These groups honor students who combine superior grades with good citizenship. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY - FIRST ROW, Sitting: Carolyn Gill, Barbara Belk, Jo Ella Yarborough, Lexye Ensley, Virginia Shepherd, Virginia Bush, Bill Russell. SECOND ROW, Standing: Karen Moreland, Irvine Scott, Paul Leathers, Mickey Miller, Don Brown, George Wortham, Baylus Smith, Milam King, Sponsor. vi C7 i FIRST ROW: Carolyn Eckroat, Virginia Shepherd, Sue Crager, Mary Williams SECOND ROW Kay Bush Carolyn Rose Williams, Carolyn Stockton, Francis Cavener, Ann Duke, Sharon X ernon Dixie Plato Carol Cochran The library u Fine Study Aid Filling an important need in the school is the library staff. These students are ready to help those who need books from the library. The school libra- rian, Mrs. Hatchett, is their sponsor. Mrs . Hatchett and the staff are very proud to be a part of the library which has over 3000 books. Many new books are being added monthly to the growing stacks and shelves . Mary Williams for Bill Russell ff checks out a book 9 , .1996 n.1 v'- Q ' W1--vwmvaunv-Q-. ..if.,t, '-Q-1 BOBETTE PEP CLUB - FIRST ROW, Seated: Mary Williams, Harriet Hinton, Sheryl Hawkins, Gene Wilson, Dianne White Donna Pu h Sharon Hooten Jud Hemin wa Dixie Gibson SECOND ROW Standing- Carolyn Stockton, 1 Q 1 i Y 9 Y. - , -- Linda Chandler, Linda Lunn, Janie Hicks, Carolyn Eckroat, Marilyn Rogers, Carol Cochrane, Dixie Plato, Rosalee Vernon, Louise Barfield, Paulette Griffin. The Bobette Pep Club with a membership of over 30 girls is one of the largest in the school. Their shouts of enthusiasm in pep assemblies and at all athletic events play a great part in promoting school spirit. In the Fall, during the first weeks of school, the Bobette pep club gives a rush party for all girls interested in pledging. The group aided in Homecoming preparations and sold booster ribbons during football and basketball season. Cheerleaders and Pep Clubs Cheer OFFICERS AND SPONSORS - BACK ROW: Mrs. Lane, Carolyn Eckroat, Rosalee Vernon, Mrs. Roddy, Mrs. Graham. SEATED: Dianne White, Janie Hicks, Dixie Plato, Carol Cochrane. wb-1' wwf 5 2 1 t ll vnwwwuevwwwwvwvwmuwww Q 9962995 S 5 2 'ive Q lm gajv 4 JR, HIGH PEP CLUB - FIRST ROW: Margaret Palmer, Janice Reecer, Pat Poxson, Mary Ann Davison, Delores Everett Donna Anderson, Danice Hill, Evelyn Meeks, Patty Hopkins, Sharon Rose, Cindy Mathews, Janet Taylor. SECOND ROW: Marsha Painter, Sherly Hall, Uyuonne Alberry, Sherrie Lombardi, Paulette Daniels, Janet English, Lawanna Anthony, Nadine Kringlen, Joan Pingston, Bonnie Franklin, Linda Hooten, Ida Rankin. THIRD ROW: Sheryl Ward- law, Ixona Daggs, Linda Hunt, Charlotte Holcomb, Jana Ruther, Sherley Graffee, Linda Yotes, Darleen Hey, Mary Belles, Linda Russell, Sue Myers, Judy Anderson. CHEERLEADERS: Donna Covington, Kay Hickman, Sue Clark, Janice Mazaria, Carol DeSpain. The Cubettes, junior high pep club, is newly formed this year. The group has a membership of over 25 members. They had Rush Week and carried on a unique Pledge Day. The Cubettes attended several away football and basketball games. o o Our Tea ms on to Vlctonous Seasons The actives make the Pep Club pledges pose for a picture for posterity. lj i A-4- Q X -I7 7-Q.,-5 ANNUAL STAFF - FIRST ROW, Seated: Sharron Wilson, Karen Steiber, Tom Miller, Judy Hemingway, Carolyn Gill, Irvine Scott, Virginia Bush, Carolyn Griffin, JoAnn Trott. SECOND ROW, Standing: Virginia Shepherd, Joe Henning, Barbara Belk, Steve Smith, John Civick, Good newspaper writing is an art. The goal ofthe Journalism staff is to provide worthwhile news as soon as possible. This year marked the first THE BOBCAT BANNER STAFF The Bobcat Banner - t'The Voice of Star-Spencer' Associate Editors - Barbara Belk, Virginia Bush, Harriet Hinton, Jo Ann Trott, Joe Henning, Buddy R. Pennington. Sports Writers - Mickey Miller, Paul Leathers, Tommy Miller, John Civick, Irvine Scott, Bill Tomlinson. - Junior Hi h S orts Editor , ,, ,,,t Y , , .,., . Philip Van Ostrand gppeirance of the primed newspaper at ExchangegEditIdrs Karen Steiber and Judy Hemingway Jar' Dancer' The Class pubhshed 3 Business Manager , ,, , Buddy R. Pennington Six page Paper Once 3 month- ,The Circulation Manager , tt,, , Susan Wright Staff amended H160 I P A meermas at Art Editors Mr. LeRoy Schultz, Willie Williams Norman and other conferences. Next Times Reporter , , ,,,t,, G, ,t,t , , ,t,,t ,G Virginia Bush year the staff plans for better news Feature Editors - Carolyn Eckroat, Carolyn Gill and Carolyn Griffin coverage and more pictures. Library RBPOIWGF 'Y'- A -A f - YYVY ---'- 'e-'AY Yrrrf A A ',-----fY-'YYY- , Carol C0Chl'3T1 News Reporter .,,,r,,,r, ,, r.,, . ,,rr,,,r,,r,,r.,,,r,,rl..,, Virginia Shepherd Photographer , ,, ,,r, r ,,r,,i.,. ..,rt,,iirrrr,,r,,,r,,, ,r..i........,...,Y.. I r vine Scott The Bobcat Banner Informs und Enlightens Karen Steiber, John Civick, Virginia Shepherd and Next year's editors may comefrom this group. SEATED: Irvine Scott discuss the date of their next deadline. Bill Tomlinson, Harriet Hinton, Mickey Miller, Caro- lyn Eckroat, Paul Leathers. STANDING: Buddy Penn- ington and Skip Metheny. YY SR, SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS: Lexyle Ensley, Dixie Plato, Mr. Callis lectures to his class. Virginia Shepherd and Irvine Scott. The Science Club is one of Star-Spencer's most outstanding examples of progress . From groups like this the scientists of tomorrow will evolve and soon go into their chosen fields. To become a member one must first have a sincere interest in science and be willing to work. Most of the Science Club members are taking or have taken chemistry or physics The group has had several guest speakers at meetings this year. This Spring the clubs sponsored a Science Fair. Senior Science Club Relies On Junior SR. HI, SCIENCE CLUB - FIRST ROW: Robert Smith, Velma McLofton, Buddy Pennington, Mrs. Deanna Bensinger, Mike King, Carl Anderson, Johnnie Smith, Lexye Ensley, Sally Gillespie, Virginia Shepherd. SECOND ROW: Carl Brown, Charles Lombardi, Irvine Scott, Don Brown, Linda Chandler, Johnnie Hudson. S r l I .X I Q'5V!rF5-4 in 'x if Q. F1 Can Irvine be splitting the atom? Dixie Plato and Don Brown conduct a scientific experiment. ,fir + 55.4 ' The junior high Science Club has as its aims the promotion of interest in science in junior high school. The group attends some meetings with the senior high club and often participates in projects with them. Science Club Members . . . OFFICERS: Nona Daggs, Gene Dodson, Mary Burngardner. JR, HIGH SCIENCE CLUB - BACK ROW, Standing: Cheryl Brown, Marilyn Davidson, Day Hickman, Mary Frazier, Eddie Lee, Larry Bigelow, Claudia Sueain, Helen Hobbs, Gene Dodson, Jimmy Davis, Lewis Haefield, Mr. Harrison Mrs. Andersen. FRONT ROW, Standing: Judith McGee, Kay Herron, Nona Daggs, Jana Ruther, Mary Bumgaidner, Darlene Williams, Irvine Mullenix, Reginia Ridgeway, Denise Hill, Ronald Brown, Ronny Kern, Diana Risenhoover, David Wright, Harley Spencer, Mary Bellas. SEATED: Loretta Bynum, Robert Buck, Jimmy Buch, LeGayle Gowen, Patricia Hartley, Donna Covington. ali !E'...f Qi I i ii is 4 ' f' ' ' - 4 A ik x i 5 has , 1. ,af Dramatics Club - Mrs. Metheny. BACK ROW: Frank Mitchell, Jerry Waddle, Donna Dennis, Louise Barfield, Sherry Story. Stephen Smith. SECOND ROW FROM BACK: Meriel Spencer, Pam Ruther, Jean Spencer, Johnny Bartrness, Joy Bailey, MarjorieBart1ness. FIRST ROW: Bob Albertson, Ronnie Gardner, Donald Geno, Richard Kyle. Drama Students and F. H. A. Form Clubs The Dramatics Club and the F.H.A. organizations are newly organized at Star- Spencer. The Dramatics Club secured membership in the National Thespian group. They were initiated during the spring term by Central High School. The F.H.A . sponsored bake sales and presented a fashion show in April. The group fostered interest in home- making at Star-Spencer. FHA CLUB - FIRST ROW: Judith Lawson, Jean Wilson, Carol Chochrane, Juanita Hodges, Phyliss McLamorc, Margaret Hodges, Nel Mason, Paulette Daniels, Diana Wake, Cinday Mathews, Barbara Wood, Virginia Case, Bobbie Wood, Mary Williams, Velma McLaughlin, Ella Ethridge, Pat Herrington, Lawana Anthony. SIECUNIU ROW: Savanna Brewer, Mazella Martin, Beverly Ward, Dixie Shackaford, Louise Barfield, Sahara Macono, Freda Aron, Carol Browen, Marsha Painter, Janet English, Carolyn Griffin, Margie Mullen, Jo Ella Yarborough, Francis Cjavaner Virginia Hyso, Virginia Henderson. THIRD ROW: Siriini Peoples, Marilyn Rogers, Peggy Gamble, Diana Snnih ' Sherry Myers, Loretta Borders, Sherry Story, Sandra Jones, Ann M ers Mar ie Bartmess Sharon Wilson Deloris'P Y . Sl . . C' den, Linda Lunn, Naomie Case, Gwenlin Bridgett, Patricia Edwards, Ruthie Haywood, Mrs. Hean. 9 n n 0 n Q5 ' 5 , .E J ea . 'gvf , ' 1 V 4' 1 'N QUILL AND SCROLL - FIRST ROW, Seated: Judy Hemingway, Virginia Shepherd, Harriet Hinton, Carolyn Eckroat, Karen Stieber, Barbara Belk, Joann Trott. SECOND ROW, Standing: Susan Wright, John Civic, Joe Henning, Bill Tomlinson, Paul Leathers, Mickey Miller, Buddy Penington, Irvine Scott, Skip Metheny, Carolyn Gill, Xifgiiiia Bush, Carolyn Griffin. Quill ond Scroll Promotes Journolistic Standards Quill and Scroll, ranking Journalism honorary group in the country, obtained its charter this year at Star-Spencer High School. The formal initiation was held at Marino's Car- riage House Restaurant and was followed by a banquet. Judy Hemingway, Virginia Bush, Carolyn Eckroat and Harriet Hinton sell Steve Smith a Through the door to the Journalism room mum. ,K S FIRST ROW: Coach Clay Costner, Sammy Mitchell, Billy Keaton, Donnie Vass, Larry Sleeper, Jimmy Johnson, Johnny Smith, Jerry Edwards, Dwayne Sleeper, Billy Cochran, Bertel Fisher, Donny Rogers. SECOND ROW: John Batdorf, James Jackson, Terry Hill, Donald Bynum, Paul Griffin, Johnny Hudson, Ricky Jones, Emmett Gillespie, Kenny Vass, Paul Patton, Bob Rowan, Mike Funk. THIRD ROW: Robert Smith, Edward Keasler, Johnny Rice, Carl Anderson, Robert Larson, Gary Fisher, John Hicks, Kenneth Harris, Gary White, James Elliot, Earl Batdorf, Jimmy Tomlinson. from Junior High Football Teom Coach Clay Costner is junior high football mentor. This year's junior high football squad is a promise to every future sports enthusiast at Star-Spencer High School. Every season is a test to the members of the junior high team, a test to determine the potential of the team in the following years of play. The coach, Clay Costner, agrees that this year's squad is a select group of football talent. S e Smxth Kev Skl D All Conference Back p on Ron McKay C1ty Lynn Yarborough XS 1ll1e Wllllams Tommy Mlller jack Hulsey All Conference Navarro DeB0se ll Conference Back 1 Dave Bell Charles R an Llttle All Clty y Run Gardner B111 Tomllnson jack McKay Walter Flemmmg Prank Mltchell Don Hudson -Xll Conference Guard Llttle All Clty 3 . . . In l ' M A , 1 .. ,J f ' A N fr , q n 4 Y ' C' Q . ' Q41 'Ml . 7.. -, I' Q94.-'Q.z'flA:VAjf,Q, vi., C' ,Tx-,V 4 D . Q f ypQe.'l:w- l rrysffflw.-ff'f:. .1 ' 1 ,, X , ,. fl, -- ,, ff, , . .. . . . . 'A 'fl 'W W QQ ' 1 . ' 1. v , - - ., . - ' 'N -2-Q '-'rt ', n ' , ' .1 M 5 x . n - ,. J 'v L f '5 In -'L sl 'sw , Th nu ' ,ff 6 5 if 'U' '. ni? ga Q an fv 9' nfs 5 3 'gk' .K L' . I Wk n 'A 1 W Q 1? ,. 7 H, ui sl . va rn! .Lbs 0 X . - ff. A Kg Q 9 35 Y JK I Q far The referee may be wearing ear muffs, but he has his eyes wide open as Star-Spencer rips Wetumka for a long gain. The Season in Review us the Led by Coach Carl Twidwell and his assistant, Bert Graham, the Star-Spencer Bob- cats' football team Won 9, lost l, and tied none during the '59-'60 season. Opening the season by beating Dunjee 28 to 6, the Bobcats were out-scored by Choctaw 12 to O, but were not out played . The rest of the games the Bobcats took easily, highlight- ing the season at the homecoming game by scoring an impressive 6-l to 14 win over Luther Other memorable events included the games at Yukon and Wetumka. The Bobcats placed Nevarro DeBose on the list for leading honors in the state for his scoring. Danny Smith was named Back-of-the-Year on the Little All-City team . Jack McKay and Navarro DeBose were named to the Little All-City team . Coach Twidwell accepts a gift from the squad just prior to the first quarter of the final football game. The Cats whipped Moore in freezing weather to climax their '59 season. C54 N- 4f.'?24'f?, 'gl ff Q .wif ., - -. . , an , Af .2 'Y' uv, .1 iv ff - , , 'f r . 1'M V ' M. 'f' x gif or . 1 dl Q ' ' '. .- 1 Y I ,M , . ,.-,epoxy rl. few.-fe 1.-we 'nn' fe, . 'qtq n , ,. 7' B111 Tornlinson, no. 12, goes in to break up that Bethany Pass. o Bobcats Take Second Place In Conference De Bose grabs the ball and is off to the races against Bethany. The Cats overcame Bethany for another conference win. Y J 9 l -'ijivc 1 t f-we-1,.1.vaA f , ,.- IM' ... ,S xjfzdql-,9.'z Et '... 'fX'fQ g'2. . -.-. -' 4, M r r SR, HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM - STANDING: Tommy Miller, Marvin Mosely, Richard Boyd, Jack Hulsey, Steve Smith, Ronnie Chiles, Coach Twidwell. KNEELING: Cecil Mefford, Skip Metheny, Dwayne Tomlinson, Paul Leathers, Bill Tomlinson, Darrell Bessinger, Danny Smith. Basketball Brought Thrills and Excitement to Fans Richard Boyd, Ronnie Chiles, Marvin Mosley Torn Miller, Danny Smith, Cecil Mefford and Paul Leathers alternated starting assign- ments on the varsity squad. SQ Danny Smith Tommy Mlllcr Ronnie Gardner Skmp Mu! Lnx I id ss Wwhaghi jack Ilulsuy . -Wu, in-.T vm . .,,.,,. ,,, Perry Hum phrpy P.1u1Lg-.xlhurs Su-vc mm Rnnluu Chilcs IR, HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM - First Row: Johnny Smith, Jackie Mitchell, Emmett Gillespie, Kenneth Vass, Jimmy Tomlinson, Jary White, Rickey Jones, Mike King. SECOND ROW: Earl Batdarf, Leonard Wester, Donnie Rodgers, Jerry Edwards, Paul Griffin, Mike Funk, Johnny Rice, Donald Bynum, Dewayne Sleeper, Coach Clay Costner. Jr. High Basketball , '1 and ' r Sr. High Baseball Share Spotlight Dave Bell, Cecil Mefford, Paul Leath- ers, Mickey Miller, Steve Smith, and Ronnie Gardener get ready for the 1960 2 baseball season. 2 v. SR. HIGH GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM - First Row: Sally Gillespie, Margaret Callis, Mary Beth Lorenz, Sharon Vernon, Linda Kolb, Beverly Hicks, Rachel Enoch. SECOND ROW: Linda Chandler, Fannie Cashion, Sandra Jones, Virginia Cashion, Lou Anti Burkhart, Dorthea Miller, Nadine Kringlin, Jean Spencer, Coach Graham. Girls' Squad Annexes Coach Bert Graham mf 'fi 1 5 Q 6-7 Season Record The girls ended the season with a 6-7 over all season re- cord. One of the high points of their season was the winning of the jones Tourney. The team lost to Lindsey in their first game of the Lindsey Invitational jean Spencer filling -vq... H29 XX, V1rg1111a Caskuon Lou Ann Burkhart II 1 M8 'iw-A Macaw Fanm Labhlon 111 1 Kc 5111111 1 om w lf' D01 lhp a Mlller Nad1r1v. Krmglpr Rachel Eaoch Bugrlx links Mar Beth Lorenz 511.11011 N L rnpm 'F 'wif B ,A ix -BV if- x J I . 1 ' 'if xr Q 1 S w X ' sf 9 5 fi! 'Lf ' 4' --44. f- -1 M. -. A V al I - - n J , PY ,,,.-v,.w ,, 7 9 u H . 5 I H' 1' .fb Q . dm! 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Best All Around Senior Girl 2446444 ?el6 Most Popular Senlor Boy Daw maid .ffl aiif m,,,5,,I'5!iW ,Y A , ., I - Most Popular Semor Girl 776mg 70cZ!c4m4 'ef Best Senior Athlete Danny Smit! , C5.Q.3 '-Odds!-'-1 Wfffw-' lf-www-we! g.. ... ff X P - .Lf ' 1 , ,- me 1 9 1 I I 4 ' 'v .1 1 g 1 1 Q' ' ,, , ' 4' fin' f .., .- ,qu A .Hu- Y - ' -:is s.: ,'x4H -. 5,,',4.. li ' I .,' K Ufiilifnm fs - k l 1 ,- f fr, 1 7-he ,,. ...mf Best Senior Athlete lea 14m 2 Best All Around Junior Boy gd! 'famliaccuz Q W, , -N 1 3 I Y 52 3 'nnggnqmmf-WM-r.. A nw--2 C17 'ici E L 3 as iff? ' 3,4 1 , wxki' far- X 2 ,r f rr, 25.65 ir , U55 V9 w Best All Around Junior Girl 02' ? ef 5 Best All Around Sophomore Boy Dwayne 7omZ6a4oa Best All Around Sophomore Girl Sdfwzq 77lym Q , Band Queen Kamen 77f0'l6Z400f 44,4 7m em my Band Prmcesses 009 O Press Queen gafzlcvzcz ge!! WWW KMJQWQMHW Sue 70da6'ltq Press Queen Attendants e ea sie ,n I is 5 'V ' .-.VJ 8 Bobette Awa lem .Z Yfwgwa 3444 Swim: of 7444? 1501164 7646l0b0f70d4Q Zi!! Pawel! Swim: af 70441, QI--,Q Winners of the Student of Today Awards and The Teacher of Today Award , 9 4. S W K 4 l I Vuledlctorlun Dczmuy Sm!! 34454-zageli EMMWW5 7m 776510: Top Students Considered for Solututonun Wlnner Wlll be Announced ot Graduation N. f 0 0 0 o M 910 J' 5 S F ' A 1 ff N Af 2, f ,m- L ? Cl It I0 Qi I T' 'T an wi J Z 7 2 g,:gm,.f, - 2 , jk.,f faf.Vf yljf -R ji, 3 ffvffi X-lifdlilimff? ww, 4 t, W -wxfw f , ,yy R J ,wi f . 1 s i Q Hx 1 4: it W 'sl 'fm ,W 'W .N .,, N 4 ,ff x I H 1 , z 5 w w Q ' A-f- Q ,ffm ' EL- ff 2 M Q, 2 J ug ,gf ff- 1.- Jl is Lou Ann takes a thoughtful moment to blow a Hmmm? Paul Leathers has lost a tooth and doesn't know bubble before shooting, at the basket. ' ' ' where to ftud tt. There may he a reward for any cute atrl who recovers it, The Passing Parade at Ball Games 'Xng' WTO 'J ha L ndltll ' ls... Idfxlhll it ll.L'P.lU 'ui . 1 ' ' ' U X X .f mln, -wxurly, .lwr'Mt .,1, ,tl W .tue . .may s tm, lr.a.t. - r hall gauze. ltr- qt..ei uw .ullii ol 1 Bobette girls dress as football boys at our home- coming pep rally. 5 .- -... M I I 'V t Cheerleaders in jerseys lead the highschool in yells. Glenda Nowlin, Barbara Belk, Virginia Shepherd yell Have you got that spirit7 The cheerlead ers entertained with skits and new yells for the ball games. During basketball season they welcomed visiting teams through the use of Hi signs. Four of our most athletic teachers, Mr. Smith Mr. Graham, Nlr. Twidwell, and Mr. Bowker laugh at a wise remark made by Lou Ann dur- ing one of our games. The above teachers were familiar taces at basketball and football liames, Some coached and others just came to cheer the Cats on to victory. Q..,, Mr Price the custodian sweeps up the halls Can I wear this Mrs Mastin seems to ask as she ponders after 3 busy day over one ofthe many articles inthe lost and found depart- School Helpers Make Education Pleasant Without the aid of those unsung heroes and heroines, the custodians, the secretaries and the cooks, our school would falter in its achievements. They help to make the school hours more pleasant and the school building and grounds well-kept. Mrs. Burton rests afzer a tiring day in the lunch room. 'Q-.Lu -Q., Mrs. Roddy prepares to issue business machines Mrs, Wylie lectures her junior English class on to the class for the week. novel The Great Gatsby. 'L . '5- -1 v P' ,gt I s 'f 1 as pl vi Barbara is in the snowman business, This one Skip and Bill pose prettily for their pictures, may take her weeks if the snow lasts loiigi enough. This shot could be a sooo ad tot lpana. We Remember Faces and Changing Seasons xr' ,H S2912 ig ,1 E., 5 Iiiiizlf ll: 1 '11, X What have we here? It's time for James Douglas's beauty sleep. Cecil Mefford is intent on his American Literature. En el Camino Real is the topic of discussion in Miss Hollis's second year Spanish class. I -an X 'quib- lf hfviiwu We traveled down 'Qe Royal Road and suffered with Romeo and Juliet, Macbeth and Gatsby. Trig classes used the slide rule and the seniors appliedfor scholarships. Seniors dreamed of the Junior-Senior Banquet while they shoveled snow from their driveways. The choir battled monox- ide fumes at the Music Festival at O.S. U. and juniors worked on term papers. All of this was 1959-60. .4 2- Mr. Delsigne's shop class. He shows Gary Moore and Ronnie Gardner how to put a maga- zine rack together. Si Vx +,i,y..v-95-. x,J, .59- 'L Journalism Class at work. Mr. Schultz shows Jo Ann Trott, Carolyn Gill and Sharron Wilson his cartoons for the next issue of the Bobcat Banner. Classes Interest Some . . . Bore Others Classes make up an integral part of school life, This year we built furniture in shop classes and sawed apart the wrong pieces of wood. Mr. Delsigne shows great patience with us. The first printed paper was a tremendous achievement for the journalism class and the school. We are beginning to be recognized both for our educational abilities and our extra-curricular activities. ar' We wadded papers, looked out the windows and suffered tlirough the longest cold spell in Oklahoma's history. Democracy was learned by listening to the referendum petition debates between the governor and the senators. The gym opened and we presented a Talent Show and Class Night. May came all too soon SEATED left to right are Sharron Wilson, Karen Stieber, Tommy Miller, Judy Hemingway, Carolyn Gill, Irvine Scott, Vir- ginia Bush, Carolyn Grif- C . V 5 fin, Jo Ann Trott. STAND- , ING left to right are Vir- ginia Shepherd, Joe Hen- ning, Barbara Belk, Steve Smith, and lohn Civick. X 4 .ilak x ' 4 lily! f ' ff' - t ' -4 ,., Q fjpl 2 f ' , Q Q V1 :iv ,s i. 3 r X-ox Lou Arm Burkhart and escort Wayne Anderson Couples float over the floor -.ireanrily as the ffrom Choctawj sit this one out atChristn1as rnnsic plays on at Christmas Dance. Dance. xii' Tommyymermaccs Cwwg upon Arlztzixnfrl Queen, The traiitzonal cr.v.v:1in1 by 'he elltnr make Mary Will1a1r1s's head, aslee llarrrs fC.hol-'anvj, thrs posrtloii even :note treassred. lvnzitier st Marys eSCOrt1O0kQQ1l gpproxlrrnly. rzzagly boys applied Io: the job! ? : - 5 ,. 424 ' il 42 x , Ame? 1. R , e ... 3' 3 J-ve rf --Q ' .Wife as , 2' ,W i r 'W . . , 'ff 5 ' ,W . T, Q X 'Q 3' 13 iv A - l df' H 4 L e i F- 'st-. , Mr Smith's English class discusses American Mrs. Hoffman's small trig class. Pictured around the table Literature. are Bill Russell, Joe Henning, Tommy Miller, Larry Smoot, and Donnie Ballenger. We Prepare for Future by Work and Play The ditto was quiet, the typewriters no longer rattled on. The staff de- cided after this terrifying experience of printing their own paper, that ir would be rnuch better ro let the printer worry about the placing of 2 inch stories in 1 inch spaces. Well, xt was hard work but it .vas worth it, smiles Carolyn Gill, holding the first copy of this year's newspaper. Virginia Bush smiles her approval and JohnCxx'icl4 waves a friend- ly but exhausted hello to the cameraman. Boosters Balfour Co. McCoy Super Service Bruce Wells Meadow Gold Dairy Capttal Auto 'Xltller S Auto Servtce Caudle Insurance Davls IGA Davts Store U and IO Gfarrctts Grccnhawe H Q ljqll x X XlCBI'lCl6 Grocerx Q 'xllllcr s Spencer Lumber Rader 5 Groccry Stott S ApcoScrV1Ce Sptntm State Rink Stockton s Super 'xlarkcr V an llm n s Store - A v . . I A , . 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