Stillwater High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Stillwater, OK)

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State Honor Society The State Honor -Society is composed of the ten per cent of the student body making the highest average marks in the high school. Students from all grades from the ninth to twelfth are eligible for membership. This year's ranking students are: Ninth Grade: Joe Hodges, Leta Daily, Marjorie Manning, Mary Elizabeth Zant, Jane Blair, Margaret Shannon, Phillip Mey- ers, Billie Payne, David Lahman, Robert Trumbly, Pauline Robertson, Charles Martin, Katherine Tompkins, Betty Jean Franklin, Ruth Hughes, Wanda Jean Brattain, and Lee Courtright. Sophomores: Dale Nance, Echo Copley, Jim Winterringer, R. B. Billingsley, Dean Manning, Joe Dean Bennett, Kathleen Hag- ers, Mary Ratliffe, John Quigley, Ruth John- son, Helen Donaldson, Juanita Willis, Imo- gene Gosnell, Raymond Staten, Frances Cov- elle, Donald Looper, and Louise Pittinger. Juniors: Louis Anderson, Maxine Burger, Louise Carpenter, Anna Lee Phillips, Lois Woolpert, Catherine Benson, Bradley Thay- er, Frances Ireland, Annice Waldby, Beulah Moorhead, Marcella Caldwell, Marjalee Ran- som, Ann Blair, Tommy Ratliffe, Marjorie Whipple, Vera Mayfield, Dale Trumbly, and Lela Kordis. Seniors: Teddy Price, Hazel Mitchell, Flor- ence Ellen Conger, Marguerite Downey, Mavis Butcher, Jocile Taylor, Maxine John- son, Hays Cross, Lorena Jones, Dudley Dun- can, Virginia Brown, Wilma June Young, Rachel Adams, Alma Humphrey, Ted Baird, and Doris Stookey. Page 29

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ational Honor Society The Stillwater chapter of the National Honor Society was established on April 10, 1925, and has continued to encourage stu- dents to strive for higher grade averages and better citizenship. Fifteen per cent of the senior class and five per cent of the junior class are eligible for membership, which is based upon schol- arship, service, leadership, and character. Election to membership is by vote of the faculty. New members of the National Honor Society from the senior class are Mary Beth Gibson, Ted Baird, Orville Palmer, Keith Covelle, Rachel Adams, Frank Lahman, Wanda Barker, Jocile Taylor, Dudley Dun- can, Robert Whitenton, John Catlett, Maxine Johnson, Virginia Brown, Marjorie Moore, Lela Mae Robertson, Wilma June Young, Mavis Butcher, Donald Lowman, Norton Higgins, Dorothea Arnold, Elaine Barnes, Anita Kezer, Bob Wallace, and Helen Carter Juniors are Tommy Ratliffe, Annice Wald- by, Dale Trumbly, Frances Ireland, Marjorie Whipple, Norma Holmes, Joyce Perdue, Ann Blair, and Beulah Moorhead. Seniors this year who were admitted as juniors in 1937 are Hazel Mitchell, Hays Cross, Wilbur Simank, Franklin McColgin Marguerite Downey, Teddy Price, Mary Frances Cromwell, Florence Ellen Conger, and Betty Jo Kerby. Officers for 1937-38 were president, Wil- bur Simank, vice-president, Hazel Mitchell, and secretary-treasurer, Teddy Price. BOTTOM ROW, left to right: SECOND ROW: Wilbur Simank, THIRD ROW: Keith Covelle, Hays Dudley Duncan, Lela Mae Rob- ertson, Wanda Barker, Mary Beth Gibson, Mary Frances Cromwell, Joyce Perdue, Virgin- la Brown, Marjorie Moore, Mavis , Butcher, Maxine Johnson, Frank- lin McColgin, Norton Higgins. FOURTH ROW: Donald Lowman Robert Whitenton, Ted Baird John Catlett, Wilma June Young Tommy Ratliffe, Orville Palmer, Mrs. W. H. Bishop, sponsor. Elaine Barnes, Helen Carter, Teddy Price, Jocile Taylor, Hazel Mitchell, Marjorie Whipple, Nor- ma Holmes, Rachel Adams. Cross, Florence Ellen Conger Bob Wallace. TOP ROW: W. W. McCo1lom, prin- cipal, Frank Lahman, Dale Trumbly. fNote: Marguerite Downey ls not in the picturei. Page 28 Ann Blair, Annice Waldby, Anita Kezer, Beulah Moorhead, Fran- ces Ireland, Dorothea Arnold,

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Senior High Student Council i STANDING-Left to right: Elmer J. Brinker, spon- sor, Byron Gray, Dewey Dobson, Dale Trumbly, R. B. Billingsley, W. W. McCollom, Frank Lahman, Bill Calmes, Olen Miller, Joe Hammond, Bill Simank, Robert Whitenton, and Mrs. Edna Bryan, sponsor. SITTING: Bob Wallace, Dudley Duncan, Norton Higgins, Bob Murphy, Mary Beth Gibson, Orville Palmer, Hazel Mitchell, Tom Bennett, Teddy Price, Margaret Swank, and Perry Thompson. Orville Palmer is president of the Student Council Tom Bennett vice-president, and Mary Beth Gib- SOD SECI'9taI'y-tl'CaSUI'eI'. In order to provide means for more active student participation in school problems, the Student Council was organized October 14, 1936, under the direction of the principal, W. W. McCollom, and the present sponsors, Mrs. Edna Bryan and E. J. Brinker. Its purpose is to develop the spirit, ideals, and practices of citizenship in the school, to provide unity and co-operation of students and faculty in all extra-curricular activities, to secure a means of self-government and management of extra-curricular activities of the school, and to promote a satisfactory way of carry- ing on relations of the student organization Page 30 with other school and business organizations. Membership of the Student Council at this date consists of the president of each class, presidents of band, orchestra, Future Craftsmen's club, National Honor Society, and girls' and boys' glee clubs, captains of football, basketball, and wrestling teams, presidents of Pep club, Forensic club, and Home Economics club, representative of Press clubg three delegates, in addition to the president, elected by the senior class as a whole: two delegates, in addition to the presi- dent, elected by the junior class as a wholeg one delegate, in addition to the president, elected by the sophomore class as a whole.