Sulphur High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Sulphur, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1954 volume:

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May it help them to know that we, too, miss him and share a common grief. He'll always live on in our memories as one who gave to us so generously of his time and understanding. Coach Cox came to us from Wewoka in 1945. He was our head football coach until his death, in 1955. During his successful career here he won 59 out of 72 games. ' I - WM -. -X I I ADMINISTRATION I, ,fx .,. I II I I I K I I I II I I Illwswi 2 II ' ' IIQIIQWI - ' wmfffen W ., W 12 - , 'Ir - . -'4,,-.5.Ig,. ' . 3 ..- v.. -- I I-1132, ,, - ' 3- . fl ,x '4- QI WI. U 'S AI ,,.Ii -':','S3 f ,I ,D ,.., II I 4 Q-A A I ui . 'f : Igggwa -a -H L 1-2.-J I III I :Inf , -I ,I f 53 , I- 1, r Y. . E W M 'J V, Z 'ff ITV IIIII -',I IIEIIIIIIII-II W! . I .I I I- I ' '-' 'si I I '1 l mf- II VII' E. ' . 'I 5IfL Inu' ' 1 Egg-I.. .villfg I ' I ENUzANcEI C AMPGRO NVD N Q N III I, .II 4'-'L f ki '-I-SQI , III I , ' I I 5, N52 mf E I W . SEAT BOARD OF EDUCATICJN ED George S. Portman ...............,...,,,,. Supl. of Schools . . STANDING Russel Brown ...,.........,...,.............. ............,,... M cmbcr Elmer Carr ........ ..,................,.......,..... V ice -President Dr. Ralph W. Morton .....,., .,.... P resident john Spradling ...A.., .....,...,,, M embcr David Wenner ...,............ .....,. C lcrk Dr, H. Jcwcl ....., ....,,,.,. M cmbcr BARNES, Leo, B.S. Vocational Agriculture, F. F. A. Advisor CHANEY, Ina, fMrs.j B.A., Latin, Jr. High Eng., Sponsor Sth, Bulldog Sponsor DONAGHE, Gertrude, QMrs.jB,A., Eng. Speech, Sponsor Junior Class, Thespian Society, National Forensic League ULTON, Anna Marie, Mrs.jB.A., B.S., Vocal Music JOSEPH, Mouphida, QMrs.jB.M., So h. En . So h. , P 81 P Sponsor, H1-Ways Sponsor PORTMAN, George, B.S.,' M.S. DUKE, George, B.S., M. Ed. Superintendent Principal BARTON, Monty, B. A. Jr. High Soc. Sci. 8th Sponsor MARTIN, Billy . FWS' ---- Soc. Sci., jr, High Coach BEST, B., B. A. M. Ag Head Eng. Dept., Sponsor Senior Class DAVENPORT, Lillian fMrs.jB. A., M. Ed., Sponsor Library Club, National Honor Society DUKE, Sarah, QMrs.j B.A., M.A.g Senior High Math., Soph. Class Sponsor Sr. Pep Club Sponsor JENSEN, Bill, B.S. jr. High Math, Assistant Coach MERRITT, Buford, B.S., M.Ed. Sci. Senior Sponsor NORWOOD, Maryclla, QMrs.j B.S.,' Commercial, Jr. Class Sponsor ROLLER, Minnie CMrs.j B.A., 7th Sponsor, jr. High Math and English STOUT, Foy, B.S. Industrial Arts, Driving, Jr. High Football, Sponsor Air Scouts, Model Airplane Club VAUGHAN, Mildred, QMissjB.-S., M. of Home Ec. Educ., Sr.High Home EC., Sponsor Sr. F. H. A., Sponsor jr. Pep Club BASS,'Mary Lou, QMrs.j School Secretary FAC U LTY NORWOOD, Tracy, B.S. M. A., Head y Football, Basketball and Track Coach, Letterman Club Sponsor, jr. High Spelling and Penmanship, Study Hall J., POTES, Gladys, QMrs.j B.A., M.A., 9th Sponsor, 4-H Sponsor, History SCOTT, I-Iarral ,' B.F.A., M. Mus. Ed., Instrumental Music B.S., jr. High Home EC., Sponsor jr. F. H. A., 9th Sponsor S S A 'W -V 'i f L-I I. 'rr-f'?E'S!.l - -i .Z . f V T, so J ' 4 : HOLMES, john, B.S., Mech- Drawing, Math, . S onsor 8th WEBB, Nettie, glggqlgzgq, ,V a: f gsmwigll P -gf. QMrs.DR.N., school ,ff N'-use .: ?EQ, EZi i .fre 1 lfffi -,.i: 7:Q,Qf -:i1,L'.3'l ----W-1---ii-W - i- SM ITH, Harvey School Custodian IOWNSLEY, Ruby, C Mrs. ju PRESIDENT MIKE LOWREY 'Boys Quartet, O. H. S., N. H. S, Mixed Chorus VICE PRESIDENT Q RAYMOND LEE Pres. F. F. A., Commerce, Football, Lettermarfs Club, O. H. S. SECRETARY NAKITA HILL Girls Glee Club, F. H. A., Mixed Chorus Commerce . David Ballinger Sue Bennett Football, Air Scouts, Cheerleader, Thespian, Letterman's Club F. H. A., Girls Quartet, R l 9 Q! ' , 'R, Qi i 5 5 , ll,K fl Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Commerce Nancy Billings Allen Boyd Commerce Football, Letter-man's Sherry Boyles Glcc Club, F. H. A., Mixed Chorus, Theslpian, Commerce Wayne Brady Dick Burclett F. F. A. llbSeDt When pictures were taken, ..- 'ur 1 .FU ,. :rx-4, -557 I -A Y Q17 .gg ii , ii ii. i r .v .r W- L ?'.?r tfE 'T-: I 1 . , rl Waiida Corbin Valton Corley Glee Club, F, H. A., lVliXCd F, F. Aw Commerce Chorus, Cheerleader, Thespian Club, Mixed Chorus, Pres. Student Council, Thespian Don Braden Football, Letterman's Club, Commerce, Boys Quartet, Mixed Chorus 1- 3:9-ee' ageafr nl ' 1 .3 Q F 1 , 0 , 19?- F5 'F V . ll x . J, . CEI aff 1 l',Qz,-' ' lv 'A ', r ff.. - ' 'ik x A A i 45 ' ek? .' X., -Q Wi 7 . i,,,ggs'.. , f, f c Nellie Gregory F. H. A., Thespian, Band li -Y 'W Fl Gwen Cowan Ann Davis Thespian, Commerce Commerce i vis- ' - in V. i Annalois Gilbert joe Green 4-H, Commerce Football, Letterman's Club, Sec. F. F. A., Baseball, Commerce Emanuel Grissom Football, F. F. A., Letterman's Club jim Hickman Dennis Hill , Football, Letterman's Mixed Chorus, Club, Commerce Thespian, Commerce, Science Marilyn Hodge Elizabeth Howe F. H, A., Commerce Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, F. H. A., Thespian Commerce Chorus, Commerce, F. H. A. Virginia Lowrance Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Thespian, Commerce, F. H. A., Twirler Peggy Miller LaDonna Maas Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, F. H. A., Thespian, Commerce Eddie Morton Willa Dean Moss All-State Football, N. H. A., Commerce Lettermarfs Club, Baseball, Boys Quartet, O. H. S., Mixed Chorus, Thespian, Basketball Helen Kaserman Tommy Keller Glee Club, Mixed Commerce, Science jack Kinney C Football, Letterman's Club, Mixed Chorus, Commerce, Thespian arol Leonard Girls Quartet, Band, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, N. H. S., O. H. S., Thespian, N. F. L., F. H. A., Hi Ways Staff, Bull- dog Staff, Commerce Patsy Lowrance Glee Club, F. H. A., Mixed Chorus, Commerce Pep Club Mary Helen Owens Don Peak Football, I.etterman's Club, Thespian, Mixed Chorus, Editor of '54 Bulldog, Commerce Johnnie Lee Pennington Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Thespian, N. F. L., F. H. A., N. H, S., Band, Commerce 'wr ' iii- . i in Lola Reece E5 , A ' ,yggggagl Barbara Richburg Clif, Max Riffe Glee Club, Thespian, 1 ', ,?, , Football, F. F. A., Mixed Chorus, F. H. A., A ', ' Lettcrman's Club, N. F. L., Twirler, , .f ' Commerce Commerce S' Q . I! . z CEE, i 53 ' was ,wg Patty Roberts Frank Sass Pep Club Football, Mixed Chorus, Letterman's Club, Baseball Dan Smith Mike Stephens All-State Football, T1'21ClC, Band, Commerce Basketball, Lettermarfs Club, Baseball, Commerce Mary Watson 44H, Commerce, Pep Club ames Williams Alfred Wynn Commerce Football, Mixed Chorus, Lettermans Club, Commerce Mary Yarberry Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Girls Sextet, Drum Majorette, Band Queen, Sec. Thespian, N. F. L,, F. H. A., Hi-Ways Staff, Senior Editor of '54 Bulldog, Commerce . ii Q if 3 f M as--2 ' ' , TT? 5 551 'E ji ' .1 is ,Q . All ,xx ,r , -. ' QV: v , , X mi l ni , 1? Eva Suther Bobbie Taylor Glee'Club, Mixed Mixed Chorus, F. H. A Chorus, F. H. A., Thespian, Twirler, Band, Commerce Commerce Donna Wade john Walker F. I-I. A., Glee Club, Mixed Chorus Mixed Chorus, Science Commerce, Science Gene Williams Commerce, Science x 'Fl 'if . .31 Amanda Yates Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Vice Pres. Thespian, . Sec. N. F. L., Twirler, Vice Pres. F. H. A., N. H. S. Football Queen, Commerce wil .. ff ,- J Q. .rri - ffl A DATE WITH YESTERDAY SENIOR CLASS I-IISTORY-I954 Let's see now. just how many years has it been since we started to school. Oh, yes, I remember. It was in September of 1942. Was I scared that day when I first went to school. But I wasnft the only one. For that same day, on that same yesterday, several other seniors started with me. There were Nancy Billings, Sherry Boyles, joe Green, Elizabeth Howe, Mary Carol Leonard, Bobbie Taylor, and Nellie Gregory at Washington. Ecl Morton, Don Braden, Mike Lowrey, Peggy Miller, Don Peak, Valton Corley, and Amanda Yates at Cameron. Remem- ber how at Cameron we had to lie down on our little pallets everyday after lunch and rest our little eyes for 15 minutes. It seems the habit stayed with' some of us because some of us still sleep in class every day after lunch. I never did exactly understand just how Mrs. Haste and Mrs. Shives at Washington, and Mrs, Alexander and Mrs. Norman at Cameron ever taught us to read and write, but by the time the first term had come to a close we had learned enough to be pushed on into the second grade. Here we started the year with 15 boys and girls. joe Green and Nellie Gregory moved away and we gained Gene Williams from Enid, and Virginia Lowrance from Claramore. The beginning of the third grade we lost Valton Corley and gained Alfred Wynn from San Antonio, Mike Stephens from Tulsa, Ann Davis from Drake, Tommy Keller from Davis, and Nellie Gregory from California. In the third grade the boys began their ball playing career by learning to throw mud balls. After the third grade Mike Stephens moved to Skiatook. In the fourth grade we gained David Ballinger, Dennis Hill from Oklahoma C't ohnnie Pennington from Butler, Sam West from Dixon Heights and ly, I Amanda Yates, all at' Washington. At Cameron, joe Green came back from Phoenix, Arizona, jack Kinney moved here from Claramore, Ed Morton came back from Illinois, and Pat Lowrance from Oklahoma City. We thought surely by now that Bobbie Taylor would be a lady boxer be- cause in the fourth grade she beat up David Ballinger and made himacry. In the fifth grade Washington gained Eva Suther from Daugherty, and Cameron gained Sue Bennett from Mill Creek, Valton Corley came back from New York, In the fifth grade after the fight between Bobbie Taylor and David Ballinger and a few other ones like that, the boys and girls couldn't play together. The girls had to play at one end of the school ground and the boys at the other end. In the sixth grade Eddie Morton moved over to Washington. We gained Barbara Richburg from Gainesville, Texas and Mary Yarberry from DeKalb, Texas, Max Riffe from Valley View, and Mike Stephens returned from Skia- took. There was quite a bit of conflict between Cameron and Washiiigton because of the football games we played against each other. They were really some excit- ing games. Why, if you were from Cameron you just didn't think of speaking to someone from Waslwington, and the same way at Washington. We used to wonder what it would be like to sit in high school classrooms and study high school subjects. Well, one day we found out. For one September morning in 1948, we found a bunch of us called seventh graders of-the Sulphur High School! As we think about it now, we must have been funny. We didn't know where to go or what to do. For a while we didn't even know how to study. It seemed very strange to recite in one room, and study in another one, and then go to another room for another class, This year we gained Emanuel Grissom from Houston, Texas, Helen Kaserman from Big Canyon, Dan Smith from Matoy, and Mary Watson from'Drake. In .the seventh grade Mrs. Fulton and Mr. Pate were our sponsors. XVe were divided into two groups and Mrs. Fulton's group won a half holiday for raising more money for the March of Dimes than any class in school. In the eighth we were beginning to learn that you had plenty of time to walk from class to class instead of run. Dick Burdett joined us from Lewiston, Alabama, and Nakita Hill from Prague, Oklahoma. This made a total of 36 of our present seniors in the eighth grade. Our eighth grade sponsors were Miss Pevehouse and Mr. Barton. The next year in the ninth grade Wanda Corbin came from Sentinel, Okla- homa, Annalois Gilbert from Nebo, Raymond Lee from Chigley, and Willa Dean Moss from Hickory. When we were freshmen the new auditorium was finished and we gave our first assembly program. Miss Vaughan and Mr. Barnes were our sponsors. Slowly but surely we were on our way to being Seniors. When we started as sophomores, of course, we thought we were very experienced, really, aside from our senior year, we believe the sophomore year was more exciting, than any other year. It was during our sophomore year that we began to think about what would be expected of us .when we were juniors and we began to plan how to raise money and what we would do when we were juniors. We gained only one student that year, he was james Williams from Wynnewood. We lost Mike Lowrev for eight weeks to Ada High, but he just couldn't stay away from dear old Sulphur High, so he returned at the end of eight weeks. Our sophomore year, Mrs. Duke and Mr. Norwood were our sponsors. So in the fall of 1952 we 'started our junior year. The whole high school would be watching us--for weren't we juniors? Didn't even the seniors look at us long, for they knew that some day we'd invite them to a banquet, that we'd usher at Commencement--that we'd help out at their Graduation. That year, as juniors and the smallest class in school, we won the football queen race with Bobbie Taylor as our queen, the F. F. A. race with Virginia Lowrance, the band queen race with Mary Yarberry, and Pat Lowrance as Rodeo Sweetheart. Our junior sponsors were Mrs. Norwood and Mrs. Donaghe. Donna Wade came to us that year from Byng and john Walker joined our class. Of course there was one event in the the junior year we'll never forget, and that was the junior and Senior Banquet, which will always live as one of the outstanding events in our school years. And here we are now, SENIORS! The year is almost over. High school days are almost a thing of the past. It won't be long now until we'll all parade up on the stage and get that little scroll called a diploma. But even when we seniors get that diploma, we'll never forget the events of our senior year. We had some outstanding additions to our class this year. Among them are Gwen Cowan from Gene Autry, Wayne Brady from Daugherty, and Lola Reece from Shawnee. Our excellent classy sponsors this year are Mr. Best and Mr. Merritt. A Again this year our class won the football queen race with Amanda Yates. And this year our school got its revenge against Midwest City by beating the undefeated Bombers 19-15. We are very proud of our senior class's contri- bution to the Bulldog Team. We have 54 seniors in our class and we graduate in '54, One way you can always tell a senior is by the El Torador song. Our senior class is the first class to go from the 7th to the 12th in the new high school building and we have enjoyed every minute of it. But soon our high school days will be a memory, and as we think of the days we spent in school, in our dreams, and with our memories, we'll always keep that date-- a date we made with yesterday. Wlritten by--Amanda Yates Carol Leonard Don Braden Don Peak Johnnie Pennington CLASS WILL David Ballinger: His physique to Stinky Williams. Sue Bennett: Her swing to Platt National Park. Now isn't that thoughtful of Sue? Nancy Billings: Her love affairs to Judith Leonard. Allen Boyd: That beloved Ki Mily Bird to Robert Lacy. Sherry Boyles: All of her jewelry to Rhonda jaynes. Don Braden: His ability to play the piano like Liberace to Don Parenti. Wayne Brady: His love for married ,life to G. W. Chaffin. Dick Burdett: His cowboy boots to Uessej Potes. Wanda Corbin: Her feet to Lynda Peak. Don't let them lead you astray, Lynda. Valton Corley: His curly hair to J. C. Swindle. Gwen Cowan: Her engagement ring to AnnMountford.Don't give up hope yet, Ann. Ann Davis: Her long brown hair to Dorothy Dodson. Annalois Gilbert: Her quiet disposition to Floyd Cottle. You could use it, Red. joe Green: His jitterbugging style to Eugene Kennedy. You better make a few changes. Nellie Gregory: Her naturally curly hair to Elizabeth McAfee. Emanuel Grissom: His cute little walk to Ernie Collins. jim Hickman: His snipes to Bob Lancaster. Dennis Hill: His position at Pratt's to Paul Reub. Nakita Hill: Her excuses to get the car to Iwana. Marilyn Hodge: Her love to cut classes to Marilyn Green. Elizabeth Howe: Her driving ability to Pat Stephens. Helen Kaserman: Her peaceful attitude at school to Virginia Whiten. Tommy Keller: His steel Guitar to Mrs. joseph. jack Kinney: His quarterback position on the football team to Carl Goddard. Raymond Lee: His pleasant personality to Mrs. Davenport. Mary Carol Leonard: Her fine soprano voice to Frank Herring. Pat Lowrance: Her romances to Wilma Cubley. Virginia Lowrance: Her dancing ability to Irma jean Kennedy. Mike Lowrey: All his headaches to the jr. boys. Peggy Miller: Her fighting style to jerry Carter. LaDonna Maas: Her position at McLellans to Claudell Hill. Eddie Morton: His problems with the women to Gut Hamby. Willa Dean Moss: Her kind and thoughtful ways to Anna Birch. Mary Hellen Owens: Her boy friend to Momi. Johnnie Pennington: Her way with the teachers to Eddie Moore and Bill Corbin. Lola Reece: Her ability to get married to Miss Vaughn. Barbara Richburg: Her naturally red hair to Mary Louise Cape. Max Riffe: His worldly ways to Coach lenson. Patty Roberts: Her appreciation of Mr. Best's jokes to Vivian Cottle. Frank Sass: His reputation for good driving to Charlene Howe. Dan Smith: His love to go hunting and fishing down home to Wesley Bates. Mike Stephens: His ability to take machinery apart to Ronnie Williams. Eva Suther:.Her love for the Air Force boys to Cathy Allen. Bobbie Taylor: Her clever way with the paint brush to Anna Sekavec. Donna Wade: Her naturally blonde hair to Dianne Wren. john Walker: His flat-top hair cut to Mr. Portman, Mary Watson: Her southtown parties to Betty Ruth Little: Sammy West: His knack for making speeches to Doris Hall. Gene Williams: His love for the National Guard to Eddie Lewis.. Alfred Wynn: His love technique to Bill Parsons. You could use a few changes. Marv Yarberry: Her Drum Majorette position to Lois Bates. Strut your stuff, Lois. . Amanda Yates: Her beautiful alto voice to Gaye Montgomery, Get after that music. The Senior Class: Appreciation for a job well done to Mrs. Webb. Signed, ' THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1954 CLASS PROPI-IECY The Senior Class of '54 known as The Gangf' couldnt stand to be parted. So they all boarded a ship ---'-A-- destination was Shangri-La, the island where people never grow old. Wfhen they arrived everyone began to donate his unusual talents to make a perfect island. The first project was the All Weather Gangway Turnpike, from the north end to the south end of Shangri-La. It was completed in two days. The toll for the entire trip is only 555 per car and 5510 per passenger. The engineering feat is a personal triumph for Allen Boyd, who did the planning, the surveying, and all the work. The collector at the north gate is' Wayne Brady who is trying to support his family of 12. The collector at the south gate is LaDonna Maas. She is saving money to invest in a 5 and 10c store. Exclusive concession rights for motels and restaurants along the turnpike have been awarded to Nancy Billings and Ann Davis. One of the chief interests of the islanders is centered around a little gadget patented by Mike Stephens to be known as the Control Your Own Weather. It consists of a dial with the words, Rain, Snow, Hail, Warm, Fair, Cloudy, Cooler, and Frost. When the device is purchased it is set for the area which it is to control. Our business part of Shangri-La was soon completed under the supervision of Tommy Keller, mayor of the island. Since food is essential to the daily lives of the islanders, Sam West built his famous Super-market, known as 'What Have You Got In Your Sack ? The Shangri-La Hotel built by Don Braden was the center of attraction. The hotel has its own smoking room, swimming pool, and golf course. After a weeks' search for a desk clerk, Don finally decided upon a very reliable girl, Mary Watson. ' Mary Carol Leonard, a very talented music student in high school, has finally reached her goal in life, The island's best and only piano tuner. If at any time through the day or night you need a taxi, you will find james Williams standing on the corner calling Taxi, Taxi, 5955 Everyone on the island is always well-dressed from Nakita Hill's dress shop, now world known for it's gownless evening straps, Nellie Gregory has a very cute Tiny Tot Shop for the kiddies. john Walker, principal of Shangrila High School, is very lenient with the students, You just punch the time clock as you come in the door and go to school six days a week for ten hours each day. The instructors are required to have at least six years of college and are paid 3550 a day. With these requirements it wasn't hard for us get instructors. We were fortunate to have Emanuel Gris- som, voice teacher, johnnie Pennington, history teacher, Dick Burdett, speech teacher, Eva Suther, librarian, and Bobbie Taylor, nurse and truant officer. It doesn't make much difference to Max Riffe whether he works all the time or not. just so he has enough money to buy candy and flowers for his many girl friends. The people of Shangri-La are very proud of their residential section, Two of the most beautiful homes are owned by Gwen Cowan and Lola Reece. The church is located in the center of this area so it will be handy for everyone. The pastor of the church is Dennis Hill. - Elizabeth Howe, who has followed in her parents' footsteps in the 'business world, is now sole owner of the Salvage Yard. She goes around each morning dusting the hub-caps. Marilyn I-lodge, champion typist in high school has been appointed sec- retary to the mayor of Shangri-La. ' ' Jim Hickman, is the proud owner of Hick'man's' Funeral Home. It is furnished with the newest and most modern embalming equipment. Annalois Gilbert has a fashionable beauty salon.- She makes most of her profit on her line of men's toupees. A jet airplane service between the United States and Shangri-La has just been announced by Boeing Airlines. At present the service is experimental, and the only pilot is David Ballinger and the only stewardess is Pat Lowrance. If this flight proves popular, more extensive service is planned for the future. Willa Dean Moss has already volunteered to take the first trip on the jet back to the States to see Loye. Mike Lowrey, industrialist and movie producer, has sold out his holdings in 4-D pictures corporation for more than four million dollars. He plans now to devote his time and his fortune to the development of interplanetary space ships. He already has contracts for space ships to make trips to the moon where he plans to operate outdoor theaters. Frank Sass has a donkey farm located about six miles north on the Senior Gangway Turnpike. Helen Kaserman, a very ambitious person, has not been successful as yet in establishing her business, due to the child labor law, not permitting children to work. There is always plenty of entertainment in Shangri-La. On Sunday after- noons, everyone goes to the zoo to watch Sue Bennett perform with her trained squirrels. Saturday night is a good night for the movies. Now showing is The Dollie Sisters starring Pattie Roberts and Mary Helen Owens. On Friday nights everyone stays home and watches Peggy Miller, known as Perilous Peggy, and Amanda Yates, known as Amazing Amanda, in the wrestling matches on T. V. Between matches Alfred Wynn Advertises the lotion that gives you that natural sun-tan look. The Gypsy Tea Room is a place where everyone always feels welcome. To meet you at the door and also entertain you on his violin is The Little Old Man , jackie Kinney. It also features a very good floor show starring Wanda Corbin. joe Green, the famous rodeo producer, produces the largest rodeo found anywhere, the Madison Round Pasture. The entry fee in only 35200 per person. During the rodeo season Sherry Boyles, the hefty blacksmith gets all her busi- ness. She is noted for her remarkable speed. Virginia Lowrance has finally succeeded in her dancing career. She now has her own dance studio known as the Swinging E-N-D Studio. Virginia has some very talented students, one of whom is Dan Smith. He is taking 'ballet lessons to improve his muscle co-ordination. Raymond Lee, another out- standing tap student, is still trying to persuade Virginia that her career isn't everything. The island is always well protected with the 699th division of the National Guard. The commanding officer is Gene Williams and his most heroic sergeant, Valton Corley. Don Peak is now taking a correspondence course from O. U. back in the States to become a detective just like joe Friday. Dr. Eddie Morton is in the process of writing a series of articles on Why Football Coaches Encourage Their Players to Smoke. Barbara Richburg, who is in the dairy business, has recently broken all previous records. She now milks 500 head of cows, bare-handed, each morning at 5 a. m. She-'s really a whizz. She doesn't have to milk at night. When Barbara milks them, they stay milked. Mary Yarberry, after appearing in a high school production of Three on a Bench , has been signed to a contract by the Shangri-La T. V. Network, and has originated a new type of program called Watch My Line. She models native sarongs. FIRST SEMESTER OFFIC E RS 1213 PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY DON STEVENS KAREN HOWE ANNE MOUNTFORD TI-IE JUNIOR CLASS Mrs. Gertrude Donaghe Mrs. Maryella Norwood CUR SPCNSERS SECOND SEMESTER 'OFFICERS 'inn ' -Y ' 'Z If E ' -I I ' , . : If ,.,C I fuss . 14 ia rv. N' jg E -uk Y - I 5 ' I I I . if 27.31 , T I if Z I H 1 If - E '15 ,RI , Q S Q, . PRESIDENT ' VICE PRESIDENT I SECRETARY JACK WEBB BILL SPINDLE DORIS ANN HALL if fa if ef' W ll! Jerry Carter G. W, Chaffin jerry Chaffin Ernest Collins Wayne Collins Marian Corley Floyd Cottle Vivian Cottle Wilma Lee Cox Robert Crouse Wililia Cubley Peggy Danyeur flu'-Q Alf' W- W ii ' EQ? iw ' 1 . , . ,, 1 M of l Joyce Allison Cecile Ballenger Wesley Bates Marion Baumgardner Bobby Bell Anna Birch Janet Blevins Pat Brown Tom Brown Dennis Caldwell Mary Louise Cape -'N igfl gvg eg 3 ' life' 5 jf' ll l . .'Q!bfEif' 'uv :WS PR 1. ll ev-1 Bill Halpain Billy Don Hamby Franklin Herring Carl Hickman Claudell Hill Howard Hill Iwana Hill Peggy Hinds Dale Hitt H Virginia Holland Karen Howe Earnestine Howeth jay B. Denman Kenneth Elder Sue Elkins Ethel Falkner lack Fisher Pauline Frost Monte Ery Peggy Gaines diy' aiifii. En- 'gg 3 , f, , . gil f- 'JI l l T I rg, is 3 3 '91 lar will .lfmr Gail Giles J. D. Glover Carl Godard Doris Ann Hall l' WWW P a r ,J 17 ' 'i NN 'ill ik Gaye Montgomery Ruby Morgan Anne Mountford Georgia Nye Donnis Owens O. D. Owens Bill Parsons Don Payne Lynda Peak Glen Pierce Patty Phillips Sylvia Phillips 'FS Faye Hull Jack Hunt Milton Hunt . Anna Lois Kirby Jean Kirby Doris Lassiter Eddie Lewis Betty Ruth Little Bill Lowrance P Rex Mann Elizabeth McAfee Dorothy McSpadden via i ,Z Theresa Tam Sing Daisy Thomas Eugene Vannoy Barney Walker Jack Webb Tama Wiggins julian Williams Mike Williams We ,ui v ,, Nfis ,wif Yi? .-:hm Wanda Pope Ethel Rackley Glenna Kay Rea Gordon Ray Richards Paul Rueb Anna Sekavec Iosephine Shackelford Charles Shelton Bill Spindle Joe Stout Don Stevens 1 STUDENTS NOT PICTURED jess Burdett Wayne Niblack Cathy Allen J. C. Swindle a 'Ui' SOP!-IOMORE OFFICERS AND SPONSOR me iii M ii f JU' 'QQ' 'x.. : gat! i , 5 is Sitting left to right: Vice Pres. Janice I-learrell, Sponsor Mrs. Duke, Pres. Lou S cl' R t B tt Cooley, Sec. and Treas. 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'.f5.lf.f.'tL . . f X11 aj 1 ' all Linda Scott Juanita Smith , . Pat Spindle S e ttttt .2351 , :E ,ie , l' . A ' ix 5, M- 1 2'v'?5j'2-3 4,, ' J ' ', i ie ,rg S in V 6: I Q. ngyy e ' : Q: y Q x A qyAy y Q1 :.:,k ygfk x N-V I ll I 1 1 J f . 'fl Y H i S -'A Ji M Eldon Stone Pat Stephens Brenda Stover I Ellen Taylor . by i ' ,., 'i 'V l li i ' ' W 5, Y is pig., 'Q W -I t V V3.5 I. . Q' r-I i i r, me lm fo gl y - eq iv ' Q -5- i P . M Q' y Y.: r 3 y - l - i . ,-M I A ,gf ,, y, gui P W 'Al -Ik' A, I g V X -52? V HW vw X . H N . . is I - ,x A , - V y-.I A ,I N I. ,X I X I 1 - ., i n at i . QP. if 7 .V -.-f ' V . ., i it 11 S, Don ThOIT1iS0I'1 Glenda Vannoy Bernice Vickery Carolyn' Watson Lynda Wehunf I ,Y lv L n ' S V ,A r it S ,I pg ,Q - . ' Y ca l , ' i: 3 H , 43 if K v I- S V. , ,W fr, , Y: V jr- 5 Hg .: , 5,1 gg ' A ti 1 , ., 'H' ' W' W J V ' N, 1 ja , , r Robert West Floella White h Diane Wrenn HCIIEU Allan Xvynlq if l if life Fl'35T 55MgE5sTER esee M i lli Q in i M , i + 1' Hi M M 5 I is l ii A r x 4 X S 1 l i x '. S Y 'E' A , J . fi President Vice President Sec. and Treas. Anneta Wilkins Joe Ben jewel joe Don Lowrance crm spowsons an u .f' .V Mrfllflill Jensen Mrs. Minnie I. Roller Mr. Bill Martin wi M .L V X .fy.f- , . President Vice President Sec. and Treas. Burl Peveto Ann Denman Mary Beth Chaffin f----7 - - -W?-V --- -v-. - WV' .--,Y :M ,- Q gg , L li' , . ,grass i ,l , SECOND SEMESTE i ii Dorothy Anderson W. Billy Dwain y Binderim Leo Bird Earlene Blagg Elvis Boggan Benny Boyles Gena Braden Leon Caldwell JoAnn Cape Mittie Cape Mike Carr 11' ig' M 'fE5g,5!l'Ci Dorothy Caves Sylvia Clary Jean Conyer I Tommy Crouse James Curry Cecil Davis Q Clll ll 4' 'S ' Z Ti' 25 i e 1 , ,Q ef, 9 i .f H wm -X : rl kr Patricia Denney Bobby Doty Linda. Sue Dudley Diana Dugger Mickey Dunn Eugene Edwards Margie Lee Flor Jimmy Girod 'Ann Goebel Billy Green Mary Lou Greeson -'Tv 7, , Glenn Haines Ralph HarriS Gary Hefner Ted Higgins Kaye Hinds Haskell Holland Daniel Horton Scottie Hunt Benny Johanson jerry john Donna johnson Donna jones WF Linda jones Clarice Kimbrell Clifford Kirby Margaret Kirby jerrell Laster Marie Lawrence Jerry-Lee' Karen Leming Russell Lewis Patricia Little jimmy Loreuzino Norma Low ' 'E Billy Lowrimore Dorothy Manous O. D. McGaha Ann Moore Mary Moreland Jimmie Murphy 9lh fi 'sf Barbara Nelson Linda Nernecek Wanda Oakley Delores Parker l Reba Payne Dorothy Pope -ir , 1i,l'f,7f--5 - - -5-2 ,fl .1 tae. ' 'N' Mary Ann Potes Earl Dean Ratliff Marjorie Rhea William Rcagon Wanda Ridling jerry Runyon DeWayne Scaff Richard Schwake Karen South Tana Stone Dorothy Suther Billy Updegraff ,eil Dora Mae Van Horn Wanda Veach Tom Wade joy Wallen Billy Warren Maxine Watson Il l ers' WN fi Charlotte Welch Jerry Wells Edwin West Iessie Elliston Dee White Charles Whitehorn 1 1 5. E -2,5 E7 Q -ill' - '-H5':'if1f!Z' E ' E' Z ' ll' gem 5 T ' M ., 7 Z E 'fu ' 55 gf? 1 'ig i .,4 ' Q- ,L 'i 'lim if- X , ii ii i J .4 . I , mfg: '- I f-if is s h- 5-.2 l :fm .r-' , Li,- ui 'll wi HF.. .1 . ., , K-V . ., A ,T Q e 2 5 1 l 1. z 1 -.Y .J v-as Virginia Whiten Dock Williams Jerry Williams Marvin Wilson ' Edward Worley w-1-fm-, , ggi mga, vm G H 3 53 Wilma in wg? w X, 1 1 fi :E H! H I I .1 mu., ,,.. w .-,L ,, .. M ,,'kii5si?iff5V we-2 1 1 w'a11122 -- . V -,--, .-.12g,?-f-P:,A- ff ww fm ww U , ' 4? if WP' Q W.. H Eifif :W SY ' ffm' E Xi-W mx: N L H5355 2 H mf, ff if mis +5gW. mi. , , as Q ABE ' ss '. M15 HW: ss Qisifffn wi Q. H Eg, fx.-F 31.-2 a J' :kgs in W ,Li , BULLDOG STAFF ll- EDITOR-IN-Cl-IIEF: Don Peak PHOTOGRAPHER: B. Denman, jr. ASSISTANT EDITOR: Carol Leonard SENIOR EDITOR: Mary Yarberry ASSISTANT EDITOR: Iwana Hill JUNIOR EDITOR: Marian Corley BUSINESS MANAGER: jack Webb SOPHOMORE EDITOR: Faye Cox ASSISTANT MANAGER: Dorthy MacSpadden FRESHMAN EDITOR: Paula Holladay ASSISTANT MANAGER: Glen Lewis EIGHTH EDITOR: Linda Scott SPORTS EDITOR: Allen Boyd SEVENTH EDITOR: Gena Braden This '54 BULLDOG was sponsored by Mrs. Ina Clhaney and Mr, George Duke. PRESIDENTS CLUB SEA Doris PCVCT0, Lou Ann Pierce, Iwana Hill, Bob Lancaster, Don Stevens, Linda White, Anneta Wilkins, Darla Walls, Mr. Duke, Bobby Chaffin, Ann Denman, Rene Ann Baker, Don Peak, Don Braden, Raymond Lee, Mike Lowery, jack Webb. FIRST SEMESTER HI-WAYS STAFF Standing: Monte Fry, Mary Yarberry, Fredia Brewer, Cecilia Ziemer, Linda. Mountford, Mrs. joseph, Sponsor. Seated: Carol Leonard, Assistant Editor, Ann Mountford, Editor, Dorothy McSpadden. SECOND SEMESTER HI-WAYS STAFF Standing: Ann Mountford, Fredia Brewer, Dorothy McSpadden, Carol Leonard. Seated: Mrs. Joseph, Sponsor, Monte Fry, Editor, Cecilia Ziemer. 1 r S W :eff , Ei, rl mm ,,.:W,, Q. 1? an -Q M . . S. ,. 1: , -2.5 fy- . ,q , Am v- L ' K H. X Z,i ., , -,.,.. 5 2222: ' wi ' ' ,s al f i i at M - is Q ' ' 'L w w .www ,,-. sax. if' ,S 'f H .. . 5, hs' ,, . 1- W -.5 H vim' 'V H .5 w 'v. ' 1 'P iq '-Q A N' V' ' 4 rl 5 I as xg if Q xiii -Sf I kim . 5 ' B 59 .K W -ww '14 ,, , a gg 1- Wm , Nkial 4 -, 5 A , SQ- w.: .I ,vjni w ,r, Q? tm. 3 A , x-V-' A ,41- O I I gl gi A E W, -SH ig W vg HQ,- 1 , 1 1 4' sf new '-. ' ' K 1 A 1. .411 4 ,, , 'w ,R 2 1 L F. F. A. FIRST ROW- Paul Cooper, Larry Hefner, ,lerry Moss, Sid Ward, Tom Frost, Carl Hood, Monroe Lee, Bill Lowrance, Wfayne Lowrance, jack Kirby, Bobby Woodell, SECOND ROW- Clifford Wforley, Wayne Collins, Buck Kirby, Ted Davis, G. W: Chaffin, Bob Lancaster, Robert Frost, john Spradling, james Lancaster, Herman Swanson, Rex Mann, THIRD ROW- Bobby Stoval, Eugene Kennedy, O. D. Owens, Valton Corley, joe Green, Max Riffe, Marlin Luna, Don Thompson, Eddie Best, Ray Hale, Jess Burdett. FOURTH ROW- Emanuel Grissom, Raymond Lee, Robert jackson, John Craig, Paul Thompson, Don Coats, Dick Burdett, Ernie Collins, Jack Hunt, Glenn Peirce, Ray Richards, Mr. Barnes. WF r. BEEF JUDGING O. D. Owens, Bob Lancaster, john Spradling, Jack Hunt, James Lancaster, Mr. Barnes DAIRY JUDGING Monroe Lee, Wayne Lowrance, Sid Ward, Herman Swanson, Tom Frost, Don Coats, Mr. Barnes. SR. F. H. A. FIRST ROW: Chaffin Hi Uenbotharn Giles Fr Cox Miller Lowrance Coole 1 g 9 ,s ya 7 1 a Y: Hill, Cox, Aubrey, Stephens,bMontgomery, Peirce, Birch. SECOND ROW: Yarberry, Xlifilliams, Rutherford, Smith, Rutherford, Janes, Boyles Mann, Hill, Brewer, Rea, Gaines, Lowrance, Corbin, Sing. THIRD ROW: Wfatson, Richburg, Howe, Mountford, Cubly, Cape, Williams, Kaser man, Hill, Corely, Peak, Hull, Danyer, Suther, Kirby, Hall. FOURTH ROW: Little, Frost, Rzickley, Cottle, Hill, Holland, Pennington, Leonard Yates, Bennet, Birch, Howe, NY7illiains, MacSpadden, Wfade, Hodge, Gregory, Howeth FIFTH ROW: M. Vaughn, Lassiter, Grey, Bates, Russel, Wiggins. ' JR. F. H. A. FIRST ROW: Moss, White, Herring, Wehunt, Peveto, Baker, Walls, Lewis, Kirby, Walker, Johanson, Davis, Vannoy, Clarke, Watson. SECOND ROW: Owens, Spradling, Spindle, Kahlor, Peyrot, Stone, Lewis, Holladay, Bearden, Allen, Wrenn, Kirby, Murphy, Mann, Chaffin, Brown. H THIRD ROW: Callaway, Pauley, Owens, Scott, Williams, Taylor, Brown, Burdett, Gallemore, Hill, Benn, Stover, Leming, Frantz. FOURTH ROW: Curry, Ballenger, Lewis, Watson, johnson, Brown, Parker, May, Hunt, Reynolds, Pope, Moore, Stone, Moore, Wells, jones, Wilson, Monger, Wallen, M. Townsley. GIRLS 4-I-I FIRST ROW: Ridling, Dudley, Manous, Denman, Braden, Chaffin, Parker, Welch. SECOND ROW: Watson, Moreland, Blagg, Nemechek, Johnson, Stone, Lem- ming. THIRD ROW: Potes, Denny, Veach, Oakley, jones, Kimbrell, Rhea. BOYS' ll-I-I FIRST ROW: Girocl, Boggan, Lewis, Barton, Lowrance. Lowrance, White Johanson, House, Carr, Williams, Wilson, Stone, Kirby, Caldwell, West, Godard SECOND -ROW: Crouse, Paxton, Eddy, Stone, Reed, Brown, Coyle, Sartin Williams, Nobles, Wade, Holbrook, Updegraff, Hatcher, Dunn. THIRD ROW Sweeton, Wells, Stephens, Hurt, Williams, Moore, Chaffin, Webb, Lewis, Kel- ton, Moss, Moore. FOURTH ROW: Doty, Stout, Spears, Williams, Parsons Biby, Herring, Walker, Brown, Hill, Franz, Hefner. FIFTH ROW: Boyles, West Binderim, Magruder, Parenti, Fisher, Lacy, Runyan, Vanoy, Caldwell, Kirby Nobles, Wade, jones. 7 S NATIONAL EORENSIC LEAGUE FIRST ROW: Stephens, Ynrberry, Cooley, Hill, Birch, Montgomery. SECOND ROW: Williains, Leonard, Mountford, Pennington, Yates, Richburg. THIRD ROW: Hall, Lewis, Corley, Leonard, Webb, Nobles, Mrs. Donaghe. TI-IESPIAN SOCIETY FIRST ROW: Holland, Corbin, Cubley, Yurberry, Cooley, Miller, Howe, Richburg. SECOND ROW: Spindle, Hall, Cowen, Howe, Williams, Lowrance, Howe, Peak, Yates. THIRD ROW: Boyles, Braden, Leonard, Corley, Hill, Webb, Peak, Bennet. FOURTH ROW: Suther, Greggory, Lewis, Leonard, Mountford, Pennington, Boyd, Morton, M. Donaghe. I953 CHRISTMAS PROGRAM JOSEPH ---- Bill Halpain MARY ---- Doris Hall DEBATE TEAM Betty Cooley Standing Don Nobles Nina Stephens Don Parenti This picture of Joseph and Mary was taken from the annual Christmas pro- gram presented by the speech and music depart- ments. Under the direction of Mrs. Donaghe and Mrs. Fulton this program is pre- sented to the public 'every Christmas. , -QF x. L iii .5 E, ,515 l .fl I-45 H 1 11' 'l 4 J w i 1 w Y l 1. Uv I , .A , Y SENIOR PEP CLUB Seated- Anna Birch, Lynda Peak, Wanda Corbin, Sue Bennett, Doris Hall, Susan Nemecek, Mascot, Karen Howe, Gail Giles, Patty Phillips, Anna Sekavec. FIRST ROW- Darla Walls, Loretta Higginbotham, Shirley Williams, Mary Watson, Cecilia Ziemer, Faye Cox, Lou Ann Pierce, Virginia Smith, Charlene Howe, Zelda Aubrey. SECOND ROW- Barbara Parker, Wilsie Stone, Christa Wallen, Anna Lee Chaffin, jackie Mann, Pat Rutherford, Iva Lee Birch, Wanda Mann, Francis Hill, Pat Arnold, Wilma Cubley, Joyce Allison. THIRD ROW- Edna Stone, Rene Ann Baker, Peggy Peveto, Bobbie Lewis, Mary Owens, Patty Roberts, Mrs. Duke, Sponsor,Sherrill Williams, Kay Williams, Betty Little, Paulene Frost, Sue Elkins. kglwagl, ,.'4. CHEERLEADERS Doris Hall, Sue Bennett, Lynda Peak, Anna Birch, Wanda Corbin, Susan Nemecek. CHEERLEADERS Karen Howe, Anna Sekavec, Patty Phillips, Gail Giles, Susan Nemecek. 5 av., rr. V -g Y - 1- - . ,Vi V ' I 4 - SENIOR BAND FIRST ROW- Amanda Yates, Bobbie Taylor, Mary Yarberry, Virginia Lowrance, Barbara Richburg. Znd ROXV- Bill Holland, Jimmy Stout, Lou Williams, Don Coats Gaye Montgomery, Ncatha Brown, Glenda Curry. 3rd ROW- Sammy Sweeten, Floyd Holbrook, Eva Suther, Don Nobles, Dale Moss, Johnnie Pennington, Mr. Scott, Director. 4th ROXV- Tony Veal, Lois Bates, Gordon Richards, Venoy Rae, Anna Sekavec, Ray Richards, Nell Gregory, Carol Leonard, Sth ROW- jack Hunt, Harley Bond, Donnie Owens, Hal Ingram, Peggy Danyer. 6th ROW- jackie Potes, Kenneth Elder, Bill Halpain, Mike Williams, Doris Benn, Charles Cotter. TWIRLERS . Majorette Mary Yarberry Bobbie Taylor Virginia Lowrance Barbara Richburg Amanda Yates FIRST ROW: Ann Deman, Pat Stephens, Linda Scott, Bobby Lewis, Linda Nemechek, Sue Peyrot, Sue Pauly, Sharon Johnson. SECOND ROW: Sue Richards, Gena Braden, ' Jerry Cagle, Elvin Boggan, Eugene Edwards, Mary Ann Potes, Mike Carr, Richard Schwake, Jimmy Hurt, Mary Herring. THIRD ROW: Donna Johnson, Wanda Oakley, Kent Higgins, Juanita Brown, Gaylene Gaylor, Mr. Scott, Linda Wehunt, Mary Herring. MAJORETTE Ann Denman FIRST ROW: Pat Clarke. Claudine Davis, Maxine Wat- son, Joy. XVallen, Diana Dugger, Donna Jones, Ann Moore. SECOND ROW: Wanda Ridling, Karen Lem- ing, Delores Parker, Virginia Whitten, Charlotte Welch, Marjorie Rea, M. Vaughn, Linda Jones, Joy Kennedy, Flora Cotter, Joann Ballenger, Jeannie Gallemore, Mrs. Roller. TWIRLERS Mary Herring Linda Wehunt Sue Richards V ' Donna Johnson JUNIOR CHORUS FIRST ROW: Anderson, Hartzo, Braden, Chaffin, Watson, White, Ridling, Cape, Dugger, Wallen, Low. SECOND ROXW: Moss, Leming, Wilkins, Manous, Moreland, Peyrot, Clark, Greeson, Vannoy, Parker, Vannoy. THIRD ROW: Scott, Wrenn, Owens, Weh-unt, Herring, Spradling, Kahlor, Spindle, Johanson, Dudley. FOURTH ROW: jones, Welch, Allen, Lewis, Lewis, Calloway, johnson, May, Foraker, jones, Denney. FRESI-IMAN CHORUS FIRST ROW: jones, Holliday, Lewis, Wells, Parker, Wilson. SECOND ROW: Walker, Baker, Sekavec, Owens, Mann, Curry. THIRD ROW: Stone, Peveto, Chaffin, Burdett, Watson. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW: Richburg, Williams, Rutherford, Giles, Cooley, Cox, Yarberry, Miller, Lowrance, Hill. Aubrey Kaserman, Lowrance, Birch, Montgomery, Pierce, Hill. SECOND ROW: Leonard, Howe, Rutherford, Chaffin, jordan, Boyles, Mann, Stephens, Corley. Hill, Pennington, Cox. Taylor, Corbin, Rea, Smith THIRD ROW: Wade, Suther, Cubley, Hill, Cottle, Mountford, Holland, Horn Leonard, Howeth, Moreland, Williams, Peak, Bennet, Howe, Birch, Yates Hearrell, jaynes. 'uri -A Girls Quartette Carol Leonard Iwana Hill Lynda Peak Sue Bennet Girls Sextette Marian Corley Anna Birch A Gaye Montgomery Mary Louise Cape Nina Stephens Mary Yarberry , MIXED ci-ionus Franklin Herring Ed Morton Don FIRST ROW: Mrs. Fulton, Barbara Richburg, Wilma Cox, Mary Yarberry, Peggy Miller, Pat Lowrance, Nakita Hill. Helen Kaserman. johnny Pennington, Gaye Montgomery, Glenna Rea, Virginia Lowrance, Anna Birch, Amanda Yates. SECOND ROW: G. W, Chaffin, Sherry Boyles, Eva Suther, Donna Wladc, Vivian Cottle, Carol Leonard, Marian Corley, Iwana Hill, Lynda Peak, Sue Bennet, Elizabeth Howe, Wanda Corbin, Bobby Taylor, ,lack Kinney. THIRD ROW: Franklin Herring, Glen Lewis, Don Peak, jack Webb, Bill Parson, Allen Boyd, Dennis Hill, joe Green, Eugene Kennedy, Mike Lowrey, Eddie Lewis, I. C. Swindle, Barney Walker. Q 'WF'1!?l3 1Ii Bff'-den Mike Lowrey . , QQ. E W M STUDENT GFFICE STAFF Wilma Cox, Kenneth Elder, Gaye Montgomery, Faye Cox, Mr. Duke, Sponsor, Karen Howe, Wanda Mann, Don Peak, Carl Goddard. LIBRARIANS Seated: Nakita Hill, Standing: Mike Stephens, Pat Stephens, jackie Mann, Zelda Aubry, Mrs. Davenport, Sponsor, lffedia Brewer, Mary Louise Cape, Anna Lee Chaffin, Eva Suther. N2-5 . ' . w J' Q xv ORCU 11 W 5.92 '. 'LL 5 - 4, X N H1 W U il . .5 W A 3, 1 , ze 11 '52 5 wh .. QW Hai ' H.. W .1 Us 1 7 HH! ali W w 'fa if I W J .:.-. 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Q . , P uw 1 Wg mfg. iw in .far Q! I X 1 , EP 5.35 -4' P ,, N, .. ' .f' ' 'if fy A ,Mi . 'Y V . ,-. ff' 2' SRAM, U xm- .ff . ,K ,,- ,. ,nfl -4.,-eg 0. ,,x E 2 2 nw f Q in Nw , ,S Q J f Ki K. -Q Em-my 11133 gg. J wseiaiiz wif: hs. VN -sig, .45 X 5 X X ve J. 3 ty E: I if ,M - x. .z 5, Q-gk I 'mm H H! Xu 1 H ., if .-nz za s'.-V ' H ww f M- 1 w M w wg H' X uv New w ww 1 ww E., WE H N 2. 92'-'asa F4 1' W My ff m wg , Y. -Janna: 4,2-A.: ,is inWWEQf1Qll ? - . nm V w w -WWW mv- wibwwsmgyfwwuf 'nw 'M Q X .LN ZA N M W f w i COACH TRACY NORWOOD Coach Norwood has coached at Sulphur High School the past three years. During that time he has served as assistant football coach and is now head coach. He is also basketball and track coach. He received his Bachelor of Science degree from Polytechnic College at Russellville, Arkansas, and his Master of Arts degree from George Peabody College at Nashville, Tennessee. Coach Norwood is well-liked by both the students and faculty. I-Ie has gained the respect of all boys he has coached in athlet- ics. Certainly he has done much toward de- veloping the fine football team Sulphur High is so proud of, and has been an influence in promoting good morale. , COACH BILL JENSEN Coach Jensen has coached at Sulphur High School for the past year. During that time he has served as baseball coach, assist- ant football and basketball coach. He re- ceived his Bachelor of Science degree from East Central Teacher's College where he was outstanding in athletic events. This popular young coach has been a great help in developing the athletic pro- gram. Ch First Row: Coach Norwoodg Mortong Lynda Peak, Sweetheartg Smithg Coach Jensen Second Row: Braden, Presidentg Wfynng Peak, Secretaryg Kinney Third Row: Grissomg Riffeg Lee, Vice-Presidentg Ballingerg Boyd LETTERMEN'S CLUB First Row: Coach ,lc-nseng Herringg Spradlingg Lynda Peukg Cnrterg Coach Norwood Second Row: Lewisg Parsonsg Lewisg Hicknmng Greeng Spindle Third Row: Stoutg Cottleg Goddardg Sassg Manng Rueb Fl ' . fi KE 1 . sg,-rig, 1 i-ffl Ni? ff ii H ii H , ,, fri: A ,, H Q , ' Q 3 J C, -, A .V , 1 A9 Y 'ld f - 'f :' P A Q A1 iii' , f L4 fi 259' 41 ' l . My, I, Y ,, X A 1 ? 3131 Q 1' I- 'f 5 io? 'J 'M 1 X A lr FOOTBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: Coach Norwood, Lee, Morton, Boyd, Hickman, Braden, Wynn, Peak, Grissom, Coach Jenson. SECOND ROXV: Riffe, Glover, Goddard, Parsons, Spindle, Rueb Herrin Hamb Lewis Stout. THIRD ROW: Ballen er, Sass, Crumbley, 1 ga ya a g Lancaster, Moore, Spradling, Horseman, Kinney, Smith, Cottle. ll Il M85 -. -Q E 1 K, 'XJ S Els, .- .. I 1' .pri 1 ' H! 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BACK ROW: Carl Goddard, Charles Shelton, Sylvester Wichita, Eugene Kennedy, Don Hamby. JR. Iellel-I FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: Bill Warren, Earl Rzrtliff, Dwight Brown, Benney Boyles, jr. Barton, Don Thompson, john Craig, Allan Wyrniu. SECOND ROW: Tony Veal, David Williams, jimmy Stout, joe jewel, Gary Godard, Charles Hatcher, Robert West, jerry john. THIRD ROXW: jack Potes, john Runyan, Russell Lewis, Bill Moore, jerry Runyan, NV. Billy, Sylvester Wfichita, john Wliitehorn, Bobby Doty. FOURTH ROW: Coach Stout, Coy Kirby, joe Lowrance, Cecil Davis, David Cox, Burl Peveto, Robert jackson, Don I-Iiggnnbothrun, Ted Davis, Coach Martin, COACHES Coach Foy' Stout Coach Bill Martin BE- J.- ,P f' . E' in 5 ..4. 3 4 X rags '1' ,Q 1- sa Yi J t if 6155? Li F This year there were two chosen from the Sulphur Bulldogs to participate in the All-State football game 'to be played at Okla- homa City in August. XVe ot Sulphur High feel that these boys have received a great honor for very rarely do two from the same team get an. honor such as this. Eddie and Dan were selected on their athletic ability although both are outstanding in all school activities. Eddie Morton weighs 168 lbs. stands 5 ft. IIVZ in. has blue eyes and brown hair, He played right end for the Bulldogs and carries the responsibility as co-captain. He is an active member of' the S Club and many of the other organizations of the school and town. Two of them are the National and Oklahoma Honor Societies. He is one of the top six of the senior class. He has let- tered three years in football, basketball, and baseball, Eddie is in the Thespian Society, Mixed Chorus, and Boys Quartetg in all of which he has established a very good record. EDDIE MORTON A qzzifler :rarer Il'i1l.l' rum' fl zeimier never qf1iI.r. ALL-STATE FooTBALL If'J not Ike rize of the dog in fha figlvf, fill! the .rize of llae fight in flue dog. 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I 905 BROWN'S GROCERY Congrarularions From Goffe Hardware and Furniture Company A Good Place To Trade Complimenfs H0we's Style Shoppe II8 Wesi Muskogee Phone 530 4-55, , SUIPHUR TIMES DEMOCRAT II5 Wesf Muskogee Pho 2 C I S on ucius ays Seniors Should Trade A+ Hokus Pokus Orchids fo Seniors COMPLIMENTS OF , Wilkes Mountford , CONSIGNEE Green s The Friendly Slore Everylhing lo Wear FARMERS' cooeemmvf OF MURRAY COUNTY J G G H'Hs Manage' 'KRAFT F0005 COMPANY Phone 58 Sulphur, Olcla. FEED SEED FERTILIZER PHONE 224 SULPHUR, OKLA FEED GRINDING 84 MIXING DANNER EUINERAL HOME E .i a t xE:,9'fI2'Q1' A f E 2 J! g 355525 Ns 1 E 5 3 N? 'sf SWIETS ICE CREAM Q 3 Wehunt Motor Company f P+a-,.,,, W Q. ,, Y. xxx Q x..,..-,e.-1.411 JZ W- I -af.-.'::','-Z-1: g ' . HlCK'S SERVICE c 1- + fx - -.'- Arbuckle lumber and Supply omflmens ' I Home Owned and Opera+ed 2l7 wen Marieua Phone 976 Sundries I, 2 V Complimenfs , ' ff' -f 7 Allen s jig gp Ct Cl ' PI t Frank's c. R williams Mobilgas Service RlE++ I M b'lg - M b'l'l L A .S l y 1 5127 Frler Hardware x ,-,. Tr. Comphments c pn + .155 7 SGFVYV '- f 0 T531 S I iii'- ln 09 f ' and Davenport Jewelry Furniture CO, S lph C pl 'l F Fulton and Co. Furniture r Jack Nowlin Clothing Store D Phone 75 Our Very Besl Wishes Complimenls Oi Oklahoma Tire John Williams and Supply Co. Insurance ,w ' -f- ff ,, ,A , .fag A 55 , 5 ff-w' I J.. : DUNN FUNERAL HOME Complimenfs Sulphur Hardware Shorty Warren and Furniture Co. Conoco Service Phone 329 Ballinger Grocery THE HONAE OF GOOD FURNITURE Complimenfs And Success Too To The Class of '54 A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE Phone 2I I - r '5.5:5:5:. 'EL ' - ' ' V:-: H - , Q U .EE . . --- '51, '-'il 'flfff 'M .1.I4'f3.-fl.,'1'- fe- J.'2?3E?EE5f1:,...fi'.'E-YE.Jr--Tl:-T'T-CTTE3 E , . f ' b l: 1 - ., ,,--o ., -V f . T - 11+ E , , ' ' 'AJ 1f Q'f- , .1 .. 2 1 ' 1 . .. W 4 ' AT E: '33 .-'- ' rr v ' '-3 k -ow :' o ' 4 - ul, K o -'Ei LAX- .4 -X: ,N V - - 1 W W , ' fl .1 I ,. 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E A Sartun Maytag C0 I022 West I0th Street Sulphur D C grfrtulat ,fx '-v- A 'T , 1 Established 1900 E E me-le' Hersman and Son r E t' ' - Q A Insurance Carey lumber Co. REAL ESTATE .. LOANS Henry P Mg 8l5 W. Ilth St. Ph l24 Phone ll7 I Sulphur Everything to Complete a H I I V ROgl4,f,. -Qlg-L-JIT-T DICK NORWOOD CHEVROLET Arbuckle Cafe 6cIFd Mr. and Mrs. Ja I: F Complimenfs of I Is'r '81 V 'I' A PI1 I96 I- R S Iphur, Okla I97 Wesi' I2'I'I1 and Broadway OUR SCHOOLS ARE THE FOUNDATION OF THE PROGRESS OF OUR NATION CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS OF 54 COMO-AN CHEMICALS SULPHUR OKLAHOMA Sulphur Beauty Shop B ly ' y K y 'I' S Ph 8 cl 800 Th I 81 L 'I 8: AI Sulphur Greenhouse and Floral Company Complimenls of Flowers For All Occasions a-H-he 3rd 8: Wynnewood Pho. 242 IOI4 W. Bdwy. Ph 845 C pl I of Comet Drive-In Theatre I Where Movies are Beller y I.. ..........-.-... . Complimenls of , Platt Theatre Rrchard's I5-I0-25? S'I'0r 2 I5 W. 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