Sulphur High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Sulphur, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1956 volume:

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As a regis- tered nurse, Mrs. Webb has been in the Sulphur School district for 21 years. Also along with being a full time nurse for the school district, she is turant officer too. We are very proud of another fact also concerning Mrs. Webb. She is one of the 24 regular employed school nurses in the state. In i -1. ., V W , I 1 Q y X I -1 11- .f' n, '- ' , 5 A V .- -. -,K .. I' . V K V .511-:'. mfr,-gfi-33 'el fL1::fg, ',2Lg5?Ei r. !5Jj?EAr.LjQ'. ' Q . . 1 .3 x X, L, , 14.-' 'Y . .W f 1 . ' '4'f+7w . ,,,,,,,,,,, H, hi , . 1 1 , , 1 53,7-1, J x' . ,- ' A . NI ., , M , 1, ,, ,. , 1 , 1 K' .K 1 1 f J I , ,. . I H. , . , . f ,- . . ,,1 . K , ,. ,.' , f f.: wi, .e 1, .,,.,, ,J KW., , ,... ..., .-gn. ', X 1, , 1L'f'.F' 'pn' V ' . ' V 1 rn. epn 1nQ,4ru..,-.f,- .. I-'1.,,x,,-gqf , ,, .. K - ,, . . 'W v:,y,a yffwp,-g3j'-f.. ' , gf? ' -g 1' A ,L I - 2,,: g,',,:.., .- ,, ,. A . -. L .1 . . .WKW , 4 Y J, ' Rw- 1.1 AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS DUNN FUNERAL HOME W I E X Sulphur I , hx. . ,H-A Y --x ffww Ah.. ,G JACK NOWUN seEToN onus CLOTHING svons Ph 75 I0 I W. Muskoge -lili-I' 1 L Illl L Al l Ph se JOHN HASSEN 81 SON DEPARTMENT STORE Outfitters for the Entire Family PHONE 55 SULPHUR, OKLA. Alwoys A Booster For S. H. S. +'l BALLINGER GROCERY PAYNE'S JEWELRY Compliments and Success T Th Cl E 56 P rl' aits Diamonds Watches Phone ZH Sulphur Kodak Finish g Sterling 81 Silver Plate C plim t C pl t of of sAR1'lN MAYTAG co. THE DMRY QUEEN Sulphur Qu, S lph 412 W. Musk Phone 895 '- so E ol rl- l Complimenls of MCCARLEY OLDSMOBILE used Food In Town.. Sales and Service W. 2nd and Bdwy. Sulphur Olzla. Phone 766 Congralulalions See Will' Drive From The Super Wiih 56 Jel Ease Bos s. BILLY LEWIS OHS. Am Power Phone 66 Sulphur E fi fix K-4 a lllllw7l?5ll53Q'4' f 'SSMKR' .. Sm L, I Aga I www! , 3 17 X Congrotulotions From Sl E EN ' S CAREY LUMBER CO. FLOWERS AND GIFTS Henry Doore, Mgr. Everylhing fo Complele A Home Ph I7 f one I iifilgg' the universal language lull l l ol GO0DWIll' Sulphur Phone 41 I -4 Compliments from KRAFT rooms COMPANY of WILLIAMS BUTANE Phone 224 Sulphur, Oklo. AND PROPANE Complimenfs CALVIN K. PRICE f ms Ram, CONRAD - Gooowm uranc Loans ome Bjilders Pho. 870 4I4 W. Bdwy. Phone 44 COmP'imen+S suLPl-lun ABSTRACT AND of TITLE COMPANY GENE COPE R. A. Jennings I SERVICE STATION and I Phone 99 Sulphur, Olcla. ome Jennings Complimenfs 7 F Our Very Besf Wishes OKLAHOMA TIRE WEHUNT MOTOR CO. AND SUPPLY CO. Sulphur Phone 40 Compliments Congrotulotions of From A.s.BARNHlu , MARY V. S GOOD LUCK sEN:oRs sulphur JAMES DEPARTMENT STORE STYLE COMFORT VALUE T T T4-T6 W. Bdwy. Phone 560 TURNER HEREFORD RANCH Owned by Kas ogy 'Nia . Roy J. Turner TR Zoto Heir OkIo.'s Highest Ronking Registered of Merit Visitors Welcome At All Times I I I SULPHUR ROLLER RINK Owner A. J. Lewis OWN A HOME FIRST C. M. MAYS LUMBER COMPANY I SULPHUR ABSTRACT Alqp 50 Years of Building TITLE COMPANY Experience R. A. Jennings Stores af d Sui hur Ada , , s+f:+fofa Davis Roff O 'e Je n '9s I .L I FIRST NATIONAl BANK IN SULPHUR SULPHUR, OKLA. Capital Stock 575,000.00 Surplus 575,000.00 Undivided Profits Sl 00,000-00 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation With Best Wishes for a happy future from your friends. E. M. Francis, Richard McClure, PauI E. Thompson, W. P. Colley, Alma Landers, Wanda Pierce, Evelyn Pierce, Pam Moore, Martha Jobe, and La Wanda Fisher, officers and employees. BETTER SCHOOLS MAKE BETTER COMMUNITIES. l. B. DlENMAN'S PHOTOGRAPHY lO22 West lO'rh Sulphur, Oklahoma Where is +he Besi' Place fo Buy My Food? x . 'Hal Ha! Lis? RED BUD NO.1 OR RED BUD NO.Z Where shopping Cong rotulotions From GOFFE HARDWARE AND Call A DANNER-BAHNER A Good Ploce To Trode AMBULANCE Phone lO7 Sulphur Oklo. S 'Pl' Ph 406 4 ,:1:a2g:25 ::': P - -A- ' V ' ' 4- . ,. ' E C g + I + Az., lrfiz Hfywvf from 2 ,ZZI In X. 1-' .,,:.,:,,,::....,- X SHORTY WARREN CITY CLEANING PLANT 9 Wegf Mugkggee Sulphur Phone 329 Phone 60 Congralulallons C' P. A Esf. l908 hom Real Es+a+e Insurance cooPER AUTO STORES L Ab,,,a,,,, Oil Properly Boughl and Sold Sulphur Davis Ph 294 I A 4 Congratulations Established l9OO HURSENIAN AND SON 5 Insurance Congratulations REAL ESTATE - LOANS SULPHUR BUILDERS Complete Friendly Building Service l ith ST. Phone Sulphur Phone 5I2 Sulphur SUlPHUR HARDWARE AND FURNITURE CO. , Tl'1e Home of Good Furniture A sooo PLACE TO TRADE n. :- IP, Cplt I of WILLIAMS BUTANE AND PROPANE SULPHUR BEAUTY SHOPPE Complimenfs of THELMA AND LEOTA nf' A Complimenls i -v 'iii :riff ' Jwff' 1 .9 Nl ff m N of DAVENPORT JEWELRY Mi 'C ,g,REA'Y' Nrllllyl ALLEN'S 1Asrv s FANCY SUNDAES DRUG STORE o. D. OWENS GROCERY AND MARKET 900 W. 3rd Phone 65 Cornplimenls Complimenfs From of BYARS JEWELRY SULPHUR TELEPHONE EXCHANGE Washes Engraving Diamonds wo+oh Repair l20 W. Viniia Phone 212 Across From ihe High School A if! of .J ff E' L0 cl1! ARTESIAN CAFE A SULPHUR GREENHOUSE ND AND FLOWER SHOPPE FOUNTAIN Bill and Mildred Heafh Irene and Inman Phone 242-Day or Nife-Sulphur Ph 860 S I h Flowers For All Occasions I HICK'S SERVICE C pl M EUlTON AND CO. mck Nonwoon FURNITURE CHEVR0lET West lsto dV' ' Ph 196 Sulphur Davis S 'ph Ok' I X , Cong rotulotions From STE EN 'S C Our Very Besf FLOWERS AND GIFTS OKLAHOMA TIRE AND Phone 41 Sulphur SUPPLY CO. L, W, T JACK NOWLIN CAREY LUMBER CO Henry Poore, Mgr. CLOTHING STORE Phone II7 Every'I'hing fo Complefe A Hom Sulphur Phone 75 Complimenrs of GREEN'S The Friendly Sfo 5-10-25: s'roRE Everwhing Tow W. Muskogee Phone 73 Sulphur SULPHUR DRY GOODS Murray County's Oldest Dept. Store Est. I 905 f. , N- .- , K.. - ' ' A A . 1 4 Ae , . . K ,VV J., - ' A ' , A'l ' gf e 1 5 SULPHUR TIMES DEMOCRAT - I 15 West Muskogee Complimenfs of Phone 2 KIRK'S CLOTHING AND READY-T0-WEAR Ph ne I2 S lph Complimenls Complimenls G. P. LANnEn's H- R- CROSS TEXACO SERVICE 5 ,, 'loc Phone los Phone 728 Sulphur Ohla. SulPl'u Ollla' Congralulalions Mobilgas From Mobiigas and SPINDLE WHOLESALE ' 'l'i 'i' Tobacco - Drug Sundries Phone 32 Sulphur SulPlW' Okla' Complimenfs Complimenls of of JAMES SUNDRIES BROADWAY CLEANERS H Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Miller I Across From The High School I I lo W- Bdwy. Smphur GEORGE'S SERVICE DIXIE DQG M bu' G o n as and A Pleasure To Serve You Oil S 8: H Green Slarnps 900 W. Bdwy. Phone 680 I-ga F CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF T956 COMO-AN CHEMICAIS SU LPHUR OKLAHOMA SUlPHUR TIMES DEMOCRAT I55 West Muskogee Ph 2 x FARMERS' COOPERATIVE OE MURRY COUNTY J. G. Griffitts, Monoger Ph 58 - Sulphur, Okl FEED SEED FERTILIZER FEED GRINDING 81 MIXING 19 lfi v . 33 89? .Vp 'W .f. ,ggi X ,,- 5 , ' . 5' 'Z arm: ,,, ,ggi A -bfi? Li 4. ' 31. 21 M I Wx , ,pn Q.. ,' 'U g N , er, N . if . l , ' 'Q 1 .- 9 'fif- H' ' F . P' A V ff? we wmmm Q, 7' Q 3 I :fn . , -u.. 54-2 c 541 ri f ' ' ' .. I f -5 4 'ss . ' 7-4 1. 'M ' A gn , 'Kaff- 'xi 519125 TZ XM' R F dfqf Q: 'gy-.gf - e f. A lg . 1 X' ' lx , - fQ,,,Lf+w., f., 1 if - by If J' . gym f f Qgf' ' It 'T 40' ,4 W ,. ,K J, V 4 lv . f f .u,f,:,4L xv ' . ng, .4 A, ' , . ' 1- 'f' I n ' 4' . f I 15515. ps x iosj. , tgp. ,1..fe'5'-gs' , , 'J ,flu R r ' jf. 73,4 P, 1 ' if: . - ' 'N V -rf ' '4 ,Rf 4 -f' -1 'V 'Q ,my . Nr- .. 17' ' ' A vw ' - ' 7 1 f ' F T E, sm- - - ul... ef - A V' xg- ,WL -1..., ..-W. ,an 2 . N ,A , 1 3 1 1 9 , 'rw ' 'ff' . ' 'Uv m -. '. . 1- . Q . 'c XX 1. .q my . 9' fl A 1 -as-yin L ,UW - VN-295 ' J,:,k I x .9' . ' ,Zi s of JUNIOR I-IIGI-I BASKETBALL ACTION 'r' fQ '3K'i'. if ' 'r'5IS:q7 F A Y J 41' 24... ,waz ,iff U' t, - Ee? 45? xxhiavii I 'Nm E M ' fn a L5 - .,- K -- JR. HIGH FOOTBALL TEAM Front Row, L. in R., Lorenzino, B. Rutledge, B Doty, D, Hagle, Coach Martin, J John J B'll T. C . f . , . i y, .rouse, K Lowrante. 2nd Row, L. 10 R., B. Hill, T. Vifard, B. Frye, Jewell, C. Baker, G. Wfells, S. Wfard, L. Stout, B. Howe. 3rd Row, L. lv R., J. Lowrance, 12. Ratliff, Rice, H. Holland, C. Davis, D. Runyan, G. Hefner, B. Kinney, B Hayes. Back Row, L. 10 R.. Thompson, Jewell, Runyan, G. Haines, B. Swintlle, XVells, M. Dunn, D. Richburg. JR. HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM Front Row, L, fo R., J. Thompson, J, Wlells, E. Ratliff, J. Jewell, J. Runyan, J. Murphy. L. Sneetl, B. Rutledge, Billy. Middle Row, L. to R., Coach Martin, B. H ' . R' D J. Jewell, G. Wells, J. Lorenzino, Back Row, L. to R., B. Hill, L, Stout, H. Day, C. Baker, S. Bowen. B. Swindle, L. Kennedy, D. Runyan, S. XVard, B. Frye, T. Ward. ayes, J ice, . Richburg, C. Davis, John, Lowrance, H. Holland, 3 SR. HIGH BASKETBALL A TEAM Slazzdizzgs Coach King, B. Kelton, Mgr., R. Richard, D. Spears, M. Luna, T. Frost, Mgr Sealed: L. Brooks, G. Godard, P. Danyeur, E. Moore, B. Lance. SR. HIGH BASKETBALL B TEAM Slafzdizzg: B. Kclton, Mgr., D. Brown, D. Thompson, C. Cotter, C. Cade, Coach King. Sealed: K. Lowrance, J. Cowan, J. Wright, D. Cox, J. Hurt, J. Wade. .. if 1 .J M ' 1 O.. O SR. I-IIGI-I FOOTBALL ACTION 79' , -L Q?'i5'f,T,' 7 M , ,! Qfgah Q ee W ga q i ifi ae.. 'C if Sgr. 'LL S ' SR. HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL TEAM Top Row: j. Potes, j. Stout, G. Lee, Spradling, j. Eidson, T. Frost, B. Shelton, A. XX!ynn, j. Nelson, L. Hefner. Middle Row: Coach King, D. Brown, Mgr. E. Best, G. McKinnon, C. Cotter, D. Spears, D. Magruder, D. Thomp- son, B. Williams, j. Hilliard, T. Veal, Mgr., H. Bonds, Mgr., Coach Norwood. Bottom Row: P. Danyeur, B. Kelton, G. Lewis, B. Lancaster, M. Lee, D. Flowers, G. Godard, R. West, L. Brooks, B. Dark. SR. HIGH A TEAM Standing: D. Flowers, B. Shelton, L. Brooks, j. Spradling, j. Eidson. Kneeling: D. Thompson, D. Spears, Potes, G. Lewis, M. Lee, B. Lancaster, G. Lee, B. Vifilliams, P. Danyeur. --.um-.... f SENIOR HIGH COACHES Cio.1eh Norwood I1.1s served splen- didly .1t Sulphur for the past live ye.1rs. I-Ie serves as athletic direetor, I'ooth.1lI .IIILI tmtk 1o.11'l1. Ile is highly respeeted hy thf students .ind is vvell liked hy every one. Cloiteli King I1.1s been here tor tI1e ymst ye.1r and has g.lIlICLl the re- ! speet of the student Iwody. He I serves .1s h.1sketb.1ll 1o.11I1 .uid 11ssist.1nt I'ootIw.1ll eo.11l1. SENIOR HIGH CAPTAINS 66- Monroe Lee has served his ICJIII well both de- fensively .lllkl offensively lor tI1e ymst two yC.II'i. He is very etiticient in hoth ttthletie .IIILI seholnstit netivities. -tif Bob L.1n1.1ster, .1 t11pt.1in for three years, h.1s served hrilli.1ntly on offense and deI'en:.e. 50-Tom Ifrost l111s played for two ye.1rs. He showed some line defensive work 11nd was standing by to fill in 11t l'ullb.1tk when needed. ll .-.......v, H 4 Q 19 S CLUB Bari Iellllf L. In R, R. XVcst, A, Xvynn, H. Bonds, B, Shelton, Conch Norwood, Cio.ul1 King, G, Godarri, D Brown, G. Luc, nl. Stout. ,Hhhllc Row: L. In R. D. Thompson, R. jackson, Potcs, li. Kcxmcdy, T. Veal. L- Brooks. G. McKinnon, j Hilliard. Frmzl Razr: L. fm R. R. Richard, li. Moore, D. Spears, G. Lewis, D. Flowers, Lucy Ncmccck, Swcctlxudrt, ll. Spmdl ing, T. Frost, B, Willizlxzus, M. Loc, L. Hefner. WW film Gnulc Hlll C x'.1 Llc l.iml.1 'Iolmwu lfulcnc lilalgg wqif JUNIOR HIGH CORONATION EXERCISES Ck-own Iimrcr Klein Cjqlxm Wf IJcwcy Rlllly-lll lflmwr Girl Ylulcnc LJIIIIOIN 50'-f -jimmy 'I'lmmpwn Dgjcrry Runyxm . 55? . ,- lu f DcnmLm's Studios ' JUNIOR I-IIC-BI-I FOOTBAEL QUEEN ,.... I x .eh S CLUB SWEET!-IEART CO1 RTl sY Dl NMAN 5 STLIDIOS 51- , A Bxkcr juni nvu' R 1wm1L 1.1 .Lnym-s 'S A ATTENDANTS 4.5, SR. HIGH CORONATION EXERCISES 1- ff' ATHLETICS HHH HHHHHH LHHH I5 EHUEHHH IS HHH LHHH HHS LHHHHHH TH HH LHHHHVHH HH IHHHHH IH HH UJHHHUT VIHLHHHH HHH HIHHHH HH IHHHHS7 KEY CLUB Seated: jack Potes, Don Nobles-Sec.: jim Stout-V. Pres., Glenn Lewis-Pres., Don Coats-Treas.,Pr1t Lewis-Danny Flowers-Lt. Gov. Dist. XX Standing: Don House, johnny Cooper, Bill Holland, Larry Hefner, Gene McKinnon, Gary Goddard, Tony Veal, Bill Cowan, Dwight Brown, johnny Spardling, jack Paxton CAFETERIA JR. HI. CHORUS lst Row: A. Ray, VI. Patterson, G. Alex.1nnlr.1, T. XVl1itten, D. Garrison, C. Donahoe, S. Reelly. C. Clllllllt-ID, K. I-ac'k C. Gregary, A. Wflmite. K. liezuers. 2nd Row: l.. Yi'l1ite. ll. Clenton, B. Calvert, K. Self, P. Crillen, 5 Steplwnion 9 XVilli.1ms M Thom snn I Rolwlw, R. Moss, B. Payne, UI. I'lolmeQ, VI. Spear, I.. Helms, H. lilnek, Sul Row: Mrs. H A. Slleplmgml, S. llueselm. Ci. Mcfflure, M. XYfilliurns, P. Kirlw, II. Nnlvles. -ith Ruw: VI. lNlnrI'w11. M. llrown, P. Selqglvee, S. Kessler, K. Corner, C INIOOIC, I.. Slmrp, A. IVICIIOII. l.. .IOIIDSOIL S Greesun, lf. Al -x. l'-' ' ' ' L 1lllLl, ll. Holland, C. Hunt, M. Reebe, I.. IAIIILC. N. Brlly, B. nlrammel. FRESHMAN CHORUS lst Row: P. Denney, K. Lenning, N. Conyer, B. Nelson, S. Cleary, D. Caves, H. Anderson, Wfood. XV. Riffling 2nd Row: V. XVl1iten, D. Pnrder, N. Low, Wlnllen, G. Wfalson, S. Hunt, IZ. Blagg, Mrs. Fulton. 5rd Rzaw: 13. Kennedy, ll llnrtw D Innes M Clnffin A DCIlIl1'lII B Re molds L Dudl C B l . ., ., .. ... . . ., . y ', . ey, w. rguen, L Nemelelc, D. Iuhnson. lfullr n. 'I. Green, M. Reynolds, M. XY'l1ite, R. limsr, K. 'I'hon1.1S, Splawn, A, Antuna, I.. Sxxeelen K? BOYS' Quartet jackie Paxton Glenn Lewis Harley 'Bond Pat Stephens Girls' Quartet Mary Herring Linda Scott Gene Braden Ikey Denman 8th Grade Sevtet 9th Grade Scxtet L Alexander Sue Splawn A Riy Morton, P, I. Dennmn,L. Duclley,G. Brnden,P. Denney,IE. Bhve GIRLS' GLEE CLUB First Row: Rene Ann Baker, Frances Hill, Anna Lee Clllatriii, Virginia Smith, Charlene Howe, Lou Ann Pierce, IHL' 'r ' - ' ' ' ' X1 ee Birth, lxonda Jaynes, Norma Challin, Linda lylountlord, Beverlyfowan NanCyMeC'l'1ren Seeond Row: Mrs. Fulton, Gennone Mtfiasland, Mary Herring, Sue l'eyrot,i Sue iRiehards, Linda iScott, Judith Leonard, Becky XValker, Peggy Peveto, Sherrill XX'illiams, Mary Allen, Mary Mtillaren, Linda Corner Third R f: S lF',l' V ff ' A ' on ue is ter, Betsy Lexus, Mollie Moreland, Doris Miller, Marina Carter, judy Streek, JKPAIIII Ballenger, Verlene Owens, Bernice Vitkery, Sue Pauley Dianne XVrenn. Nina Stephens, Pat Clark. 111-........-... MIXED CHORUS First Row: Sue Richards, Betsy Lewis, Rene Ann Baker, Frances Hill, Virginia- Smith, Charlene Howe, Ann Pierce, Iva Birch, Ronda jaynes, Norma Chaffin, Linda Mountford, Nina Stephens, Mrs. Fulton. Second Row: Glenn Lewis, Dale Moss, Sue Fisher, Mary Herring, Sue Peyrot, Gennone MeCasland, Linda Scott, Judith Leonard, Becky Wfalker, Sherrill Williaiais, Peggy Peveto, Lucy Nemeeek, jackie Paxton. Third Row: Tom Plumley, Gene McKinnon, Kenny Robb, Tony Veal Pat Stephens lyle Brooks, Robert jackson, Eugene Kennedy, Ray Richard, Donald Coats, Tommy Frost, Harley Bond, jerryLRX!ade, Dwight Brown. JR. HIGH PEP CLUB lst row: G. Alcxcntlcr, A. Ring nl. Cjrun, P. Gritiliin, P. Fclyixu, Spurs. Ind row: K. Sc-It. I. Pattcrson. K.. Drwngxlwc. T. XX'Iiittt'n, F. Ret-tly. K. f,I1.llAIiIII. Ii. lily. A. XVhitc, D. Barnes, K Bclwrs. H. BI.1tl4. Bril row: M. XY'illi.1ins. l'. Kirby. S. XY'illi.1ms, R. Moss, B. l'.1inc. C.. Grccsnn, P. XVilsnn, N. XVy.Ltt. -lth mtv B. CQ.1Ix crt, L. XVhitc. H. Clinton, K. Lorncr, S. Kcsslcr, A. SIicph.irc.I, li. Alexander, K. Luck. HnlinCS H. HnII.1nLI. INI. Brown, -I. Thompson, I.. Lnntc. B. Kirhy. M. Thomisnn, D. Moore. B. Rcnnltls. .1 I JR. HIGH BAND lst rtnr: D. Iiilinwn, ll. Mortiin. G. Bratlcn. I. Dtrinmii, K. TI1oin.1Q, S. Spllwn. ' I R-ihh D Girrisnn I Iuhnwn, G. Alt-x.1ntlcr. H. Clinton. I-. XVIIIIC. B- IJIWYI- Zml rtm. .. ..... .. . : li. Bl.1-sg. CQ. llunt. K. Lcmning, C. Lnil, D. lfircksun, XVot.mli't1l'l'. B. G.11nlJlc. L. Dutllcy. 3rd row Ith ww: Iohn Due. C. XVhitc, R. Allan. D. Nichols, M. Rccsc, L. Hilons, R. Sclixuilxu. B. Nelson, B. Govctt. ' R XY' ivlt M. Potcs. M. Wfhitc, ith row: IB. Kirkcntlnll. N. Brown, G. lflmuru. H. Higgins. G. Ldw.1rtl5. . rbi. Rcnoltls. 6th rtiwph. Hunter. K. Merritt, L. Sapp. il. Hill. R. Bi igs Ilin . L. Nelson. B. Mlrtin. D. Donahue, R. Lewis. McClure. 'th ruw: N, finnycr. D. Suthur. Mr. Scott. nl. H.1rris. IT. All-x.1ntlcr. Cf Circ-csnn R. Iirnst. S. XV.1II4cr N. Clark. ' Q Lv 31 fi ,S ,gsgiggi 4 5'-5-2 4- ,A I YH Q s F iff . the .ii :Tx 1 'nests 1 '4 f fi , .gg : xx A , - .F ' g ' x , y r A 4 :n 3 , W , 3 an lsr A ix K K Wg X :qw 4 4 RJ Xu -vw . . f , E1 N. F. L. SEATED: Charlene Howe, Virginia Smith, Sherrill XVillIJl11S, Peggy Pcveto, Ronda jaynes. STANDING: Donald Nobles, Glenn Lewis, Miss Wlest, Sponsor, Judith Leonard. THESPIAN SEATIZD: Frances Hill, Nina Stephens, Sherrill Williams, Peggy Peveto, Ronda jaynes, Anna Lee Chaffin. STANDING: Donald Nobles, Wanda Mann, Virginia Smith, Charlene I-Iowe, Jackie Donahue, Tommy Frost, Danny Flowers, Judith Leonard. Miss West, Sponsor, Glenn Lewis, Monroe Lee, Dale Moss, Donald Coats, Hal Ingram, Bill Williams, Floyd Holbrook FIRST AND SECOND SEMESTER STUDENT COUNCIL Sealed: Palsy L.1nee, Beverly Nelson, Anna Lee Clmffin, Norma Cllilflilll, liloella XVl1ite, Beverly Cowan, Earlene Bldgg, Monroe Lee, Bill XVilli:nns, Mr. Duke-Sponsor, Johnny Spradling, David Cox, Virginia Smith, Rene Ann Baker, Jack Potes. Standing: XVg1nd.1 Leininings, Glenn Haines, Donna johnson, Ray Richards, XVnnd:1 Mann, Gary Hefner, Robert Wfest, Paul Dzrnyeur, Sonnie Lance, Don Coats. 1-Ni HIWAYS STAFF C. Norwood Sponsor Seated: Linda Mountford, Treva Monger-assistant editor, Vifginln Smlthfdltof- Rem Ann Biker-Editor, Fly Cox- assistant editor, Lucy Nemecek. Standing: Ronda Jaynes, Norma Clmffin, Iva Lee Birch, Charlene Howe, Sherill Williams, Lou Ann Pierce, Peggy Peveto, Gena Braden, Par Spindle. GIRLS' 4-H lst Rim: lj Cialxert. R. lfrmt, M. Reynolds, K. Tlloinas, P. Griffin. Morton. C. llunt, Holmes, C. Greeson. :Lia Rtm': Sell. A. SlCPllL.'l1SOll, I.. Reynolds. R. XVils-wri. fi. l.ail. S. Splawll. L- -lOl1I'15UIl. D. G-IFICSU11, T. Yiflmitten, - r V s f ll. Clinton, N. XX yatt, B. Plates, lx. Lark. Srtl Rnw: -I. Green, R. Reexuz, B. Paine, B. Trammel, Puttersiwn, C.. C.h.1l'l'in. G. Mtflure. S. Van llnrn, l. Rxfllllff, CQ. lDon.1l1ne, Ci. Alex.rntler, R. Moss, S. XValker. ith Row: lj. Nr,-lsrm, A. Parker, A. Ray, M. Kirlwy, D. limes. li. Kennedy. K. Lenning. A. Colwel. D. jewel. ll Anderson, V. XVl1itten. li. Alexantler. ll. Hartso. BOYS' 4-H 1stRow: C. XVilliams. R. Billings. -I. Ciaglc. G. Tlmmpson. D. Perine, B. Govctt, D. A. Nemeeck. C.. 1'-mmm C. Wflmile. Zntl Row: Cottle, D. Donahue. D. Nechels. T. Viekery, K. Merritt, B. Stout, A. Hill, R. Howe. D. Riclmlvurg, R Bauglm, T. Gillert, D Trummel. 3rd Row: A. Allen, I.. Stout, j. luwcll, XVard, R. Davis, L. Sneed, G. Dowlantls, B. Wfooilell. J. Beavers, lj. Mann F. Hunt. B. Gamble. Lith Row: NV. Coverly, C. Baker, Rice. li. Kenney. J. Thompson. R. Wfright, D. Stephens. Brown. D. Runyan I. lftlwartls, Childs, R. Hollnmok. OKLAHOMA HoNoR socierv i l irst Row: XY .1l1tl.l l.c-iiiiiiiiigs, lily Cox, Ami Dcnmm, C'fci1.1 Iiixultii, SUS Pcxrot lm Nprnlliiif' Iiudl Scott 1 , ., . b, ,. , . St-coiitl Row: Rit'h.irtl St'l1w.tkc, jimmy Murphy, Ning Sit-plicns, XV.l1lLl.lilNl.lI1l1, Chlrlcnc llowc, Shcrrill XVillE.1mS Romlu Dlayncs, I.iml.i Mountl'ortl, C'ct'ili.l Zicmcr, Thirtl Row: PM luuvrciitt-, Huy Ann Pott-5, llvclyn Mcklurtry, Bctky XVi1lkci'. I..1ruc Pitmmn, Linda Wfhitc, Judith l.con.ml. halt- Broolis. jimmy Stout, Girl' Gotlirtl, Gcorgc LCC. .loc l.ou'r.1mc'. , Q, f,, f was l lfirst Roux lfay Clox, lit-tky XV.1lkcr, Nina Stcplic-ns, Lind.i Mouiittonl, Diana jcwcll, Stitoiitl Ron: Mollie Mort-l.mtl, Xxhltllld Lcmmiiigs, little Polos, Xvrittlllil Mann, fllmrlcnc llowc, Romla Iliyncs, CLtili.i Zcimcr. Thirtl Row: Mrs. Dnciiport, Sponsor, Linda XVhitc, juclith l,con.1rtl, Iimmv Stout, Sherrill Xyflllllllllku l..1ruc Pitt- .I V 1 m.m. lliiiiiy l' owcrS, Clcmi l.uviS. -lolmny Spriulling F. H. A. lst Row: K. Vililliams, XV. lXlann, lf. Brewer. N. Steplmens, X. Aubrey, Donahue, N. Clialiliin, C. Wfillezu, D. XVil- son. Znel Row: lf. 61:14, V. Owens, B. Virkery, M. llerring, D, XY'renn, lf. XY'l1ite, L. XVel1unt. S. Fisher, M. Murphy, I. Bireli, C. llnxve. L. Pie-ree, V. Smith, P. Peveto, R. laynes. 3rd Row: M. Vaughan, l. Sprarlling, S. Rielmarils, G. Calle xy, 5. . Ay, .. . Jr, . P Mounlforrl. S. XVilliams,.L. Nemerelx. B. Wfallier, T. Monger. 4th Row: T, Dirielgsim, lxilmn, L, Xvhilc, L, Iframz, XV, ffottle, N. MeClaren, M. Moreland, Leonard, B. Kirby, 7 II ul ' Prule 9 Krlmlr P S indle, S. johnson, L. XY, Leizxmiiigs, G, Curry, B. Cow. 1. F. H. A. lst Row: S. Peyrnl, K. Lemming, I., Dudley, li. Blagg, G. Braden, A. Denman. D. johnson, L. Nemeeek, N. Lnw - 1 ' ' fr T N. C ' D 2nd Row: P. Coats, B. Reynolds, Ballenger, M. MrClaren, L. Conner. XV. Ridlinb, B. lNLl5on, onyer, P lx- D. Caves ll. Anderson, A. Parker ar cr, , . 3rd Row: R. Townsley, F. May, Gallemore B. Stover, A. Goebel, V. Xvhiten, ll. Hartzn, M. Moreland, M Cliallin, D. Suther, G. XVatson, P. Little, D. Manous. fltlm Row: XV. Brown, P. Johanson, G. Vannoy, G. Moss, C. XVatsun, B. Taylor, C. Parker, P. Denney, M. Pntes L, Lewis, D. Miller, M. Carter, L. jones, J. Wfallen. 8 mx Sr. High Office Staff Sr. High Librarians ientedz Sue Knhlor, Mr. Duke, Peggy Peveto. Trcvn Monger, Diana Jewell, Becky XVnlker, Frankie itandingz' Bohhie Kennedy, Linda Lewis, jackie Mann, jenn May, LiiDonnn jones, .lessie Iilliston, Mrs. Davenport. .yle Brooks, Pat Stephens, Dwight Brown. jr. High Office Force jr. High Librarians Mr, Greenlee, Judith Ray, Caroline Moore, Kay Lack, Lynda Reynolds, Karen Corner, Mrs. Fulton, Sharon -Ighnnyc Thgmpgony Bjfbjfd Payne, Kglfen Cgnef, RCCniy, JLIDCL IIOIINCS, Marget Ti10mPSOll, LICICI1 Holland, Paula Sekevec Lynda johnson, Mag' Brown, Rehn Reeves, johnnye Thompson. Assistant Manager: jimmy Stout 56 BULLDOG STAFF lfditor-in-Chief: Glenn Lewis Assistant liditorz Nina Stephens Assistant liditorz Bill XVillian1s Business Manager: Peggy Peveto Assistant hfanaggerz Carol Sekavec Business Senretary: Linda Mountl' Sports Editor: Harley Bonds Art Editor: Cecilia Ziemer Assistant Art Assistant Art Assistant Art Assistant Art Senior Editor: junior lfditor: lfditor' Z7 .ditori Fditor: lfditor' Sherrill XVilliains Pat Lewis ord Sophomore lfditor: David Cox Freshman liditor: Ikey Denman lfighth liditor: Sue Splawn Seventh Editor: judith Ray PRESIDENT'S CLUB Glenn Lewis-Key Club, Lucy Ncniccek-Pep Club, johnny Spradling-S. C., Linda Mountford-Glee Club, Monroe Lec- F. lf. A., lfraneis Hillhlf. H. A., Bob Donaho-4-H, Ernie Harris-Soph. Class, Gary Goddard-Soph. Class, Bill xVllll.l1IlS-S. C., Ed Best-jr. Class, Harley Bonds-jr. Class,l2lvis Bogganrlireshnmn Class, Haskell Hollanel-Freslmmn Class, -lat li Paxton-Band. TKO T' ieiy' Hi wg-yjs gig ff of gba JM? L. R C A I I I A 1' I c I s QE nd Qexff UHUEH US THE HHH HUM UP HEHVHT' 492' sro XE? Q09 i N is -Z dat? i - K yt. , K ,X , S.. ,si 5 1 .MM ' , L 'fe 3 get Absent when pictures WGN? taken -ff Barclay Martin Kent Merritt Doris Moore jerry Moore Loyd Morgan Wfayne Morris Reba Moss Gary Nelson Loyd Nelson Andy Nemecek Elaine Noble jim Parker jaequelyn Patterson Douglas Perine jerry Powers Judy Ray Sharon Reedy Maxine Reese Linda Reynolds Lillal Robb Sally Poesch Dewey Runyztn Lawrence Sapp 'Iecquettu Sharp 'Iudith Spears james Sprouse jasper Sprouse Pearlie Stevens S- 9,1115 X, K- ' 4, Q, is . 1 A lllil-N Hag: . - affi ' 5 T E f ,Nl 'iii f ' ,,wf,.if.. ,wg ,- X -, , Q f-f-- -4.4, .- f gig? VZ? Q M Q Khin X if i Q f' l i lgif- ., x iii 1 ?wi1 ' illirgiiiii . ' K wi-.-y.. ' , i ex Q l ,f 0 f ,-, rf - ...S 'Q' 'l' , F 1 1 L i 5 lrir Tl A Mir 5 '. L i I -lg i ' X Photograph nm avallable V 1 I 3 Bill liryc Bob Gamble Darlinc Garribon lircddic Gilbcrl Bruno Govctt Clmrlottc Grccson Darrell Hlglc Bill Hayes Lois Helms Allen Hill jerry Hill Larry Howe lfarl Hunter Sammy jackson jackic jcwcll Charles Johnson Linda Johnson Lonnie jones Betty Kirby Pcggy Kirby Benny Kirkcndoll Carolyn Lail LaDonn:1 Lance Dewight Lnwrcncc Glcn Lcming Gcorgiangr Mcfilurc judith McGill Bobby Mann Q 4' Q - 4 -we 1 'N R -...-:gr ' il V ky li' .K t .., l ' X if f' ' yi? E- - , . . :, i . f ' y Picitufe not, Q ! X ries '17 1 J Y il, .. i available 1 gn rf Q x fi I M62 3 W im ff, lax X 1-M Q. 'Y u r fx l' Wm -'W 1 if ff ff? aaa - a li 3' x gi ' 3 iii B' wi 1 f f 1 Q g B 1 Qzsagpfglg? X if lfwal' Gayle Alexander George Allen Ronald Allen Donna Barnes Ronald Baugh Keatha Beaver Ruth Beaver Nell Billy Richard Boggan Sherry Brooks Brenda Calvert Carolyn Chaffin Mary jo Chambers Kenneth Clary Helen Clinton-Pres Karen Corner Ronald Davis Donald Day Eva Day Ronald Dilbeck Tom Dodson George Dollins Cliarolette Donaho Dale Donaho Garry Elmore Don Erickson Barbara Ervin Buford Fox Lg 9 flfon 1' S 117 x 060153 8 5112001 k X 7 1 SEVENTH GRADE CLASS un-Im Hun aus m HE A Q- HUHHHE HEEUHHHG TUUHH7 Splawn, Sue Stevens, Don Swindle, Benny Thomas, Kathryn Thompson, jimmy Thompson, Johnnie Tucker, joe Vcnable, Francine Vickery, Thomas XVa1ker, Suzanne 1 NQQTYJ 1 Y ' u , X Ward, Steve Xvatts, Jimmie Watson, Gerald Wfhite, Mary Wfilliam, Claud XVoodell, Billy Wright, Robert Kmny, Bryan Kcrby, Donald Lark, Kay Lcmmings, ,lim Lewis. Frank AIL'fr.lh.1, Gum- Mortun, 'Iudi Nirkuls. Danny P.1ync. I5.1rl1.1r.1 Pctti, Samuel Picture not. avaxlable '54 :Wg OQQM' YL' ru Ray, Audrey Rugm, Mary Ihfws. Ruth Reynolds, Mary Iliff. -HCR Rfkllbllfg, ID.lYiLl Ragga-rs, Iilwwmi Sckzlx cg, Paula Scif, Kaye Slmclurd. Alim- Snccml. David Sm-cd, Leroy Colwcrlcy, XY':iync Looper, Ruth Cottlc, james Day, Harvey Edwards, 'lcrry Flowers, Fred Frost, Reba Gallcmorc, Dick Green. Vludy Griffin, Peggy 1 ,NL B 4 A Heath. Kcnetli Higgins, Hcrslicl Hillard, Donald Holbrook. Ray Ho rnc, Hal Howe, Rolwcrl Holmes. 'lannct Holland. Hclcn Hunt, Carolyn Hunt. Fred Jessup, Tlioiims Kc-slcr. Sliirlcy Alexander, Elva Antuna, Angela Backus, Mary Banker, Charles Benrden, jack Beaver, Jimmie Beaver, Troy Bell, Rex Billings, Richard Black, Harriett Brooks, Brown, Brown, Brown, john Charles jerry Mary Brown, Milton Bruner, T. Cagle, johnny Cain, Loyd Carlile, Oscar Chandler, Mike Childs, jack Clark, Naomi X C42 V ff EIGI-ITI-I GRADE CLASS HI? HUUH VUEHHULHHH IS UFUHEU, HUUH EHHHEES U? EUEEESS HH? LIWHEUY I XVilli.1m Russell Bill Rutlcgc DCXYILIYHC Stlllllh Rilluul SLkl1W.1liL' lfmcst Suggs X7lI'tQlI1l.l Stevenson Dorutlmy Sutlwcr Donnie Tlmomgson Dom lNf.1c V.m Hum Tom XV.ulc joy XY'.1llcn Bill XY .lFfCI1 Gayle XY7.llS0I1 -lcrry Wills, Vic lfclwm XWQSI DCC XVl1iu- Virginia XY'l1itun .Iolm XY'l1itulm1'l1 .lLl.1Illl.l XVil'l1It.1 Anna-l.1 XY'ilkins Dock XY'illi.1ms -lcrry XVilli.1ms Marvin XVils0n 'lull y Xvoocl C-Pres jim Murphy Barbara. Nelson Lynda. Nemccck Sec.-Treas. Wanda Oakley Earl Osborne Russell Lewis Pat Little jim Lorenzino Norma. Low joe Lowrance Dorothy Manous Mary Moreland- Leroy Morris Ann Parker Delores Parker Burl Pcveto Dorothy Pope Betty Potes Mary Ann Potes Sec.-Treas liurl Dean Rrlflilif Wlilliam Reagan Ly e. I Qin o ' L 'gm li -' Q Barbara Reynolds . ,.,. , ' t S F T Wlrrnda Ridhng ' 1' .,, . g I , i 1 lgygl iri. ' Paul Rosier eu.-. -A' W' ',i- i ' 1 'W jerry Runy.1n - Reporter Phoroqfaw . ii. 1 A y 6 , if not avadabl r Ann Goclwcl Bill Grccn Loretta Gregory Glcnn H.1incs. lisp Shcrficld Hnlc -lack H.1rris Helen Hgrrtzo Ted Hrggins Gary llclncr, Rep. Cilurlcs Herring llaskcll Hnll.Lnll. Pres A rLV,,,,f , Lcc Horton . Denny Hudson G -Q .. 3' -. . , i, ,f fgx I Had to 5 ., sr, . . X. rn MU 50. X ILA: Sruttic llunt loc ,lcxvcll Btn .lnl1.lr1Qnr1 jerry nlnlmn Donna 'Innes Lind.1 jones Bettie Kennedy lxl.lI'g.lI'k'l Kirby .Icrrcl Lastcr Patsy Lnwrcmc, Reporter jerry Lcc Karen Lcrning Dnnm nlnlmsnn. Rc Eugene Cade joe Cade Mike Carr Dorothy Caves Mary Clmffin H.1rriet Anderson Noah B.irnetl yi. XV. Billy Dxuiin Biniierini Leo Bird liiirlene Bhgg, Rep, lflyis Boggnn. Pres, Gena Burien Pat Denny Bob Doty Linda Dudley Diana Dugger Mickey Dunn Eugene ELiWLlfLiS jesse Lee Iflliston jimmy Girod Sylvia Cfl.1ry Nornm ffonyer Tommy Cfrouse Cfcnil D.1xis, Vine Pres Ann Denm.1n f rx XCXA .bw WIN X! I QR famk 1 'N 'Q e'ofYJl ,'X , FRESI-IMAN CLASS HIT lUILL PHH HHH TU LEHHU TU THIHHIH L 'X john Runyan Linda Scott Wfilma Sheldon Benny Shelton Pat Spindle ,lan Spradling Pat Stephens Yludi Stewart Nancy Stewart Brenda Stover Betty Taylor Donnie Tomphson -mp' ,Go 5 f1sh?r?g SEK' fit it I N X 'Q ii, .Avi Glenda Vannoy Bernicu Vickroy, Vitc Carolyn Wfatson Lynda WChLlDt Leo Wfest Robert XWilhams lfloclla White Diane XVFCUU 'loc XVright janicc Wfyatt Allen XVynn , I K kky' Npiw 1 1? , ' ? . 'j g A 631213: xx lu. . Q f i' lui Xi .g ig . I 'ixtiiliriais zi w Pres. George Lee Betsy Lewis, Ser-Treus. Lynda Lewis Ken ny Lowrunec lfrnnlcie .lean May ,lennnne lX'lL'C.lSlL1l1kl Mary Mrfllnren Willirlnw Malielrny Doris Miller lfred Miller Carol Sue Moss Bhry Murphy Absent when PICLUTBS were taken is Q N .Hx I wx V- . 1. 2 Afxx f' - .Iimson Nelson Velma Nelson Verlene Owens Carol Parker .lane Parker Sue Pauley -lgukic Paxton lflocly Perrynun Sue Peyrot john Rec-cl Sue Ricllzmls Kenny Rolvln 115 Alames liidson Sue lfisher .lim lfredrieksoii Jeannie Gallemore David Gardner Terry Gentry Gary Godard, Pres. Wfyronne Goodman jim Hardisty lirnie Harris, Pres, Mary Herring Rita Hill wk' nv PZ, 8 Q X ' ,,,.al4' l ar J' Q A, i if t s .Ioe Hilliard Paul Horton Bill House Herbie Howe jimmy Hurt Patsy Johanson Sharon Johnson Sue Kahlor Don Kirby Ken Kirby Charles Lark Patsy Lame Mary Allen jo Ann Ballinger junior Barton Faye Bearden Dewey Beaver janet Benn Sarah Black Lyle Brooks we 1 v Dwight Brown, Sec-'l'reas. V Wfilma Brown Glenda Calloway Faye Carter 145+ we .lg SME 3Kl Q ig ,vi Nu 45, L Wi l' 1 Qi Y' 1 il V ei! 2' IWW. I., ,-an ...Q O .2- Bob Chaffin, Vice Pat Clark Phyllis Coats jonny Cooper Linda Corner Flora Dell Cotter David Cox Don Coyle Paul Danyeur Claudine Davis Almeta Day Bob Donaho p FCS Tum! Youn ZJAY THROUGH sem -B we 10 461 SOP!-IOMORE CLASS MSUCEESS HEUUHHEQ HU EXPLHHHTHUH 1fHlLUHEPPRWHE UU WSIS. We S. Sam Sweeton Don Thompson Paul Thompson Belva Trent Alvin Trammell Tony Veal Becky Walker Christa Wallen Nancy Watson Lynda Wfhite U' T L C' F12 David Williams Billie Pat Wilson Dollie Wilson Ellen Worley Paul Cooper Charles Cade Glenda Curry james Lancaster Wanda Cottle Bill Clark Nancy Watson Bobbie Kennedy 'Picture rx availahli T3 Us ,Q f- ' t ii1liiQ Ramona jones Bill Kelton Betty Kirby Bill Lance xyfklllllfl Lemmings Bobbie Lewis Pat Lewis Marlin Luna jackie Mann Gene McKinnon Nancy McLaren Trcva Monger joy Moses jerry Moss Beverly Nelson Barbara Peterson Peggy Peveto Tommy Plumlee Margaret Pope .lack Potes Carol Skavce Jimmy Stout Anita Baker Rene Ann Baker Eddie Best - Vice Pres. Harley Bonds - Pres. Anna Branch Nentha Brown Martha Bruner Virginia Burdett Annu Lee Clmffin Beverly Cowan Pictlrfe not aV31l3lJl9 QQQYQ a lp . -A L u Ei X5 G fisaigg for . J sn 'il' Gsm sh! blames Cowan Ted Davis Trudy Dirickson Virgie lfirvin Edwin Frantz Lijean Frantz jerry Gentry Clifford Girod Larry Hefner Carl Hood Bill Holland Robert lackson JUNICJR CLASS XXEHPEUHPIUEHEE IE HUIU UH PHEPHHHTIUH. ,A CLASS WILL Robert Lacy-His leather jacket to johnny Cooper. Bob Lancaster-His way with the women to George Lee. james Lancaster-His white hair to Marlin Luna. Monroe Lee-I-lis athletic ability to Doc Williams. judith Leonard-Her soprano voice to the boy soprano, jackie Paxton. Glenn Lewis-His line of sweet talk to Donnie Thompson. Wayne Lowrance-His roping ability to john Runyan. DaroldMagruder-His love for joy Moses to Robert jacdson, don't get too jealous, Pat. XVanda Mann-Her influence with all the teachers to Anna Lee Chaffin, not that you need it, Annie. Evelyn McMurtry-Her long hair to Donna johnson. Eddie Moore-His snipcs to Billy Frank Warren! Mollie Moreland-Her modesty to Sue Richards, tal-ze it from there sexy. Dale Moss-His love for Lynda Scott to Pat Stephens. Linda Mountford-Her innocent talks with the cops to Bobbie Lewis. Lucy Nemecek-Her neatness to Sue Pauley. Don Nobles-His driving ability to Tony Veal. Lou Ann Pierce-Her pigeon-toed walk to jo Ann Ballinger, maybe you can hit a happy medium, jo Ann. Tom Noble-His ability to be a steel-driving man to jimmy Stout. La Rue Pittman-His brains to Leo West. Ray Richards-His nickname of Shadder to Bill Rutledge. Bertha Saunders-Her sweet ways to Sue Kahlor. Virginia Smith-Her walk to Lynda Lewis. Dennie Spears-All his love to Billie Pat. johnny Spradling-The solved mystery of the thumb tacks to Mrs. Daven- ort. NinaPStephens-Her short legs to Sharon johnson. Bobby Stovall-His days of hard work to Allan Wynn. Herman Swanson-His 1956 Chevy to Sam Sweeton. jerry Wade-His rank in the National Guard to Bobby Chaffin. Bill Williams-His quiet ways?? to Larry Heffner. Kay Williams-Her class ring to any one who is lucky enough to find it. Sherrill Williams-The weight she lost to Nancy McClaren. Bobby Woodell-His love for one girl to Harley Bond. Cecelia Zeimer-Her stylish clothes to Peggy Peveto. The Seniors of'56 will their seats in assembly to the juniors. The Seniors of '56 will their ability to be denied their rights and privileges to the Sophomores! Signed and sealed this Ninth day of May by the Senior class of 1956. O CLASS WILL We, the Senior class of 1956, being of sound body and sane mind, do h d U. Y . . ere an now give this as our last will and testament. Zelda Aubrey-Her trim figure to joe Hilliard. Gene Bain-His bullet-like-speed to Eddie Best. Dorothy Baker-Her job at Archies to Rene Ann Baker. Lois Bates-Her smoldering in-between-class activities to jan Spradling and Floella White. Edmond Biby-His good location at the skating rink to Pat Clark. Iva Birch-Her nickname of True to Mary Herring. Lou Ann Bonham-Her ability to get married to Susie Peyrot. Fredia Brewer-Her ability to get a man to Miss Vaughn. Albert ChaffinfHis curley hair to Benny Shelton. Norma Chaffin-Her love for the sailor boys to Verlene Owens. A change would do you good, Verlene. Donnie Coats-His girls at Pauls Valley to jerry Gentry. Charles Cotter-His friendship with Mrs. Davenport to Bill Clark. Faye Cox-Her letters to Dianne Wfrenn. Bobby Dark-His friendly smile to Happy Jewell. jackie Donahoe-Her love affair to jennone McCasland. Danny Flowers-His gift of gab to Jackie Potes. Tommy Frost-His tight blue jeans to Clifford Girod. Frances Hill-Her Saintly Ways to Rita Hill. Floyd Holbrook-His eye of the camera to Ann Denman. Anna Howard-Her naturally curley and naturally black hair to Bernice Vickery. Charlene Howe-Her ways to keep an engagement ring to Treva Monger. Hal Ingram-That love light in his eye to Pat Lewis. Diana Jewell-Her rodeo career to Betsy Lewis. Ronda jaynes-Her nickname of Watermellon to Lynda Wehunt. Hope you can fit that some day, Lynda. Eugene Kennedy-His curley hair to Charlie Cade. jack Kirby-His ability to mind his own business to Sue Fisher. Eddie Langston-His blue suede shoes to junior Barton. After this hair-rising experience we continued on to the majestic amphitheatre where we saw centered in the amber spotlight Virginia Smith in one of her many dramatic interpretations, while Lucy Nemecek, Sherrill Wlilliams and Judith Leonnard who are now known throughout the world as the famous Cattle Callers, provided the musical back- ground. This outstanding trio, has many records on the S-A-P label which have far surpassed the five million mark. Our attention at this time was diverted into a more academic atmos- phere, the Art Gallery. As we glanced to our right we were held spell- bound by a portrait of Evelyn McMurty. The high-lights of her golden hair had been exquisitely brought out by Mademoiselle Cecilia Ziemier. As we turned, our curiosity was aroused by a closed door marked private. Further investigation exposed Monsieur Donnie Coats at work on one of his priceless modern paintings. Suddenly we were startled by the twang of Danny Flower's arrows mingled by screams of his live targets, Bertha Sanders and XVanda Mann. Before we could investigate further we were nearly swept out of the halls by Dennie Spears and Ray Richards, sanitary engineers. Finally reaching the top floor we looked into the science department and viewed Hal Ingram and jackie Donaho constructing synthetic bugs. On the roof next to the penthouse we saw the immense new rocket being readied for outer-space activities. As space suits and helmets were being issued, Eddie Langston recorded the last will and testament of the space pioneers. Suddenly the chimes rang and all the faculty and employees rushed out, hopped in the rocket ship and blasted oft' to their long awaited senior trip, XVritten and Compiled by, Virginia Smith Linda Mountford johnny Spradling Suddenly the exotic rhythm of drums, played by Dale Moss, lured us into Fuzzae's , the former Eugene Fuzz Kennedy, fabulous In-Between Class Relaxation Lounge. Leaning against the glass brick bar was seen Bob Lancaster, Glenn Lewis, Monroe Lee and Tommy Frost as Iva Lea Birch and Lou Ann Pierce served pink bubbling glasses of,--of,--off before them. The atmosphere of the room enticed us so much it was hard for us to continue on into the economic and social relations classes. In the first department we saw Kay Williams and LaRue Pittman, now husband and wife, instructing a three days' course proving that it isn-.t cheaper by the dozen, as their brood of thirteen swung on the scarlet velveteen draperies. Also in that department was seen Nina Stephens and Fay Cox demonstrating the push-button home, and were their fingers tired! Another class was How To Hold Your Manf', which was in- structed by Zelda Aubrey, Fredia Brewer, and Charlene Howe. ' As we left these departments, we were blinded by the flash from Floyd Holbrook's photocell camera which was photographing the 1986 Academy Award winners, Albert Chaffin and Mollie Moreland Starring in the musical comedy Women are Like Taxi Cabs which is a sequel to Men are Like Street Cars. Director of the year's major screen production, was Tom Nobles and producer Eddie Moore, with his favorite line-- 'Well, well what have we done . Proceeding through the entertainment division, we were startled by thundering hoofs of Wayne Lowrance's All Star Rodeo. Riding with Mr. Lowraniifwas seen lli8'QBQ3D,,DliDi Jewell. Whilegwe-watched, we saw jenfyi Wade and Bobby Dark, -the rodeo clowns, make an unsuccesful attempt' to divert a maddened Brahma bull from the it had just thrown, Gene Bain. I ' SENIOR CLASS OFl956 CLASS PROPI-IECY The Senior Class of '56 with the aid of the Kablalzopinameter, has taken a peek into the future thirty years from todav. The first thing we saw was the terrible tornado of 1986, in which the Original Sulphur High School building along with ALL teachers and books, was lifted forcibly from its foundation and hurled high into the sky and was last seen over Siberia where it was hoped it fell to the earth near the salt mines. After three days of rejoicing, by all the scholars who attended, joe's Place was confiscated by the school board consisting of Robert Lacy, president, Bob Stovall, vice-president, Herman Swanson, secretary, Bob Wfoodell and Charles Cotter, members. The building, in the center of the metropolis of Sulphur, covers sixty acres and is twenty stories high, housing twenty-seven thousand scholars, and forty head of cattle for james Lancaster's agriculture class. As we stepped inside the door, an escalator carried us down the hall. To our right was seen principal Bill XVilliam's office where he was trying out his new AUTOMATIC paddler on Darold Magruder. Yes, friends, he never got out. To our left was the fabulous Gold Room where Superintendent johnny Spradling was sprawled on a mink chaise longue, while his ever faithful office girl, Linda Mountford, polished his chrome dome with glass wax, as the second floor show of the day was being presented by Madame Ronda Fifi jaynes and her bubble. After reaching the end of the hall we stepped into elevator number 1956 operated by jack Kirby, which took us up to the fifth floor. There we stopped off to watch Edmond Biby's Ice Capades of 1986 featuring Anna Howard, Dorothy Baker, and Lou Ann Bonham. At our next stop we heard Frances Hill and Lois Bates barking order to the girls' gym class over the microphones from their contour chairs. After his performance in the Senior play of 1956, Don Nobles en- tered the professional world as a lawyer, with his private secretary, no not a dumb, blue-eyed, blonde, but Norma Chaffin. The fifth grade at Wasliington found Tom Noble from Cameron. Tom Frost came back to Cameron from XVashington and Sherrill Wil- liams came from Arizona. In our last year at grade school Cameron was joined by Albert Chaffirl from Xlilishington, Lucy Nemecek came from Memphis, Tennessee. We also found Zelda Aubrey and Fredia Brewer from Nebo. Wfanda Mann tame back to Xlilashington from Big Canyon, and Zelda later joined us from Cameron. Seems as Glenn Lewis was quite the guy this year. At long last we think we are big kids. Wie can now begin our climb to higher learning. This is our first year in junior High, we acquired Dennie Spears from Davis, Herman Swanson from Edmond, and Virginia Smith came from Arizona. Cecilia Ziemer also joined us from Kansas. XVe lost Hal Ingram to Ada this year. In the eighth grade we got Dorothy Baker from Amber, Bill Williams from joy, Donald Coats from Iona, and Bob Wfoodell from Clarita. Our last year in junior High, we found jerry Wfade from Byng, Monroe Lee from Chigley, Larue Pittman from Troy, Eddy Moore from Oklahoma City, and Hal Ingram back from Ada. Our first year in Senior High gained Anne Howard from Mill Creek. Do you remember how close the Seniors and Sophomores were that year? Now that we are juniors we sure gave the Seniors a rough time. In this trying year we gained Evelyn McMurtry from XVaurika, and Danny Flowers from Ada. By the way this year we won the F. F. A. Queen, Iva Lee Birch. XVe are now known as the dignified SENIORS. This year we were joined by Jacqueline Donahue from South Carolina, Gene Bain from Texas, Bertha Saunders from Xlifewoka. Eddie Langston also joined us from Oklahoma City. In our Senior year Chaflene Howe was elected F. F. A. Sweetheart and Lucy Nemecek was the S Club Sweetheart. The cheerleaders were all Seniors. Four of our Senior boys made the All District on the football team. We were very grateful to have a Senior play, The Night of january Sixteenth , this year. Our graduating SENIOR class has been very active in the various organizations in school: XY7e have 11 football players, 7 basketball players, -i track boys, 7 baseball boys, 13 F. F. A. boys, 5 4-H boys. 1 4'H girl, 19 F. H. A. girls, 1-1 N. H. S. students, 15 O. H. S. students, 4 band members, 13 Girls' Glee Club, 19 Mixed Chorus, 1 Air Scout, 13 Pep Club Girls, 7 N. F. L. students, 19 Thespian students, 7 Presidents Club, 9 Lettermans Club, 5 Key Club members. I Vile, the SENIORS of 1956, are proud to have as our sponsors this year, Mr. Buford Merritt and Mr. J. B. Best. Written and compiled by Wfanda Mann Judith Leonard 5... 0 : 'Skit' Q CL SS .e HISTORY lf the future is to be determined by the pattern of the historical progress, then we proudly present this history of the graduating SENIOR Class of 1956. lt is only in retrospect that an individual or a group can go back in reverie and take a true measure of themselx es and their worth. This history is accurately and respectively submitted. Back in September 19411, this group appeared at the schools to begin their education. At' Wfashington, Mrs. Haste and Mrs. King began the battle with Iva Lee Birch, Lois Bates, Bob Lancaster, Lou Ann Gray Bonham, Robert Lacy, Dale Moss, Fay Cox, Bill XVilliams, Hal Ingram, Kaye XVilliams, judith Leonard, johnny Spradling, XVanda Mann, Floyd Holbrook, Eddy Moore, james Lancaster, and Albert Chaffin. Do you remember that year that Fay Cox was the only girl from Mrs. Kings room to be invited to Hal Ingram's birthday party? Over at Cameron there was Charlene Howe, Ray Richard, Norma Chaffin, Bob Stovall, Ronda jaynes, Don Nobles, llugene Kennedy, Linda Mountford, Nina Stephens, Tommy Frost, and Bob Dark. Remem- ber that Ronda jaynes started her career as a cheese cake when she wore peddle pushers that were too short and was sent home to put on some clothes. The second year at Washington gained Edmond Biby from Dougherty, Darold Magruder from Pauls Valley, Glenn Lewis from Mill Creek. Norma Chaffin and Ronda jaynes joined us later that year from Cameron. We lost Wfanda Mann to Iona, Eddy Moore to Oklahoma City, and Robert Lacy to Missouri. Cameron was joined by Wfayne Lowrance from Oklahoma City, Mollie Moreland from Ada, Charles Cotter from Hous- ton, Virginia Smith from California, Lou Ann Pierce from Hickory, Zelda Aubrey from Drake, and Diana jewell from Tennessee. Seems like Cameron was fortunate to get most of the new pupils this year. At the end of the setond grade Virginia Smith went to Konowa and Bill XVilliams went to Davis. Linda Mountford started out at an early age being called to the office for doing things she shouldnt do, such as, throwing rocks at poor little girls. In the third grade Norma Chaffin and Ronda jaynes decided to swap schools again, so they went to Cameron. Dale Moss also came to Cameron from XVashington. Francis Hill came from Sherman, Texas, and Tom Noble came from Dougherty. Cameron lost Francis later that year to XVashington and Tommy Frost also went to Xvashington. Cameron lost Zelda Aubrey to Nebo. All that year Francis went around school singing, Home on the Range . XVonder how Glenn Lewis, Darold Magruder, and a few other guys ever got through the third grade, seems as they just lay on the floor at school and drew pictures. The fourth grade was uneventful for Cameron but XVashington gained Ray Richard and Lou Ann Pierce from Cameron, Robert Lacy came back from Missouri and jack Kirby came from Valley View. JOHN SPRADLING Student Council Pres., Senior Class Pres., S-Club Pres., Football, N. H. S. NINA STEPHENS lf. H. A., '56 Bulldog Stailili, Bulldog Boosters, See.-Treas.. Senior Class Ser.-Tre.is., Thespian, Mixed Chorus, Glee Club, Girls' Trio, N. H. S., O. H. S. Comm. BOB STOVALL F. F. A., Comm. HERMAN SXVANSON F. F. A., Comm. JERRY XVADE Basketball, Baseballfi-H, Mixed Chorus BILL XVILLIAMS Student Couneil Pres., S-Club, Football, Basketball, Thespizm, Comm. -,,f .+- KAYE XVILLIAMS F. H. A., Bulldog Boosters, Comm. SHERRILL XVILLIAMS F. H. A.. Sextet, Glee Club. Mixed Chorus, Mixed Quartet, '56 Bulldog Staff, Hiways Staff, N. H. S., O. H. S., N. F:-L., Thespian, Comm., Science BOB WOODELI. F. F. A., Comm. CECILIA ZEIMER Salutatorian, '56 Bulldog Staff, N. H. S., O. H. S. LINDA INIOUNTFORD X F. H. A., Glee Club Pres., Mixed Chorus, N. H. S., O. H. S., '56 Bulldog Staff, Hiways Staff, Comm. LUCY NEMECIHK F. H. A. Sextet, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Bulldog Boosters Pres., S-Club Sweetheart, Comm. TOM NOBLE fi-H. Mixed Chorus, Comm.. Science DON NOBLES N. F. I... Thespiim, Mixed Chorus, Comm Sciente. LOU ANN PIERCE F. H. A., Chcerleader 'ifi-'56, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, l'liw.1ys Stuff, Comm. LARUI2 PITTMAN Valedictorinn, N. H. O. H. S.. Comm.. Sciente. RAY RICHARDS F. F. A. Sec., S-Club, Basketball, Track Student Couneil. Mixed Chorus, Comm. BERTHA SAUNDERS F. H. A., Comm. VIRGINIA SMITH F. H. A., Cl'lCC!'lC11ilCI' '54-'56, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Student Council, Hiways Editor, Thespian, N. F. L., Comm. DIENNIE SPEARS S-Club, Football, Bzlslcetbnll, Baseball. , MONROE LEE S-Club, Football, Thespian, F. F. A. UIITDITH LEONARD F H A Rep N H S O. H. S., N. F. L., Mixed , . ., ., . . ., Chorus, Glee Club, Tliespian, Comm., F. H. A. Sextet GLENN LEXVIS Editor of '56 Bulldog, Mixed Chorus, Boys' Quartet, Band, Thespian, N. F. L., N, H. S., O. H. S., S- Club, Football, Science WAYNE LOXVRANCE F. F. A., Rep., Comm. DAROLD MAGRUDER -i-H, S-Club, Football, Comm., Science RWANDA MANN F. H. A. V. Pres., Bulldog Boosters, Student Coun- cil, Thespian, O. H. S., N. H. S., Comm. EVELYN MCMURTRY Comm. EDDIE MOORE S-Club, Football, Basketball, Baseball, -1-H V. Pres Comm., Science I MOLLIE MORELAND F. H. A., Glee Club, N. H. S., Comm. DALE MOSS Band, Mixed Chorus, Comm., Science N, lf. BOB LANCASTER S-Club, Football, lf. F. A., Comm. -IAMES LANCASTER UCC lf. lf. A., Scie jACK KIRBY lf. If. A., Comm., Science ROBERT LACY -1-H, Science CQHARLENIZ HOXVIT l ll Mixed Chorus, Hixxntys Stall, O. H. S., N. H. Tliespigm, Class Rep., lf. lf. A. Sweetheart, Comm . A. Sextet, Lheerlegider 454356, Glee C HAL INGRAM Band, Tliespian, Comm., Science RONDA 'IAYNIYS H. A., Glce Cllulw, Mixed Chorus, Hiways Stall lf. L, Tl1espi.1n, N. H. S., Comm. CARRIE -IIESSUP H. A., Bulldog Boosters Comm. DIANA JIZXVIELL -1-H, Comm., N. H. S., O. H. S. IYUGIENE KENNEDY li. A., S-Club, Bnselmll, Mixed Chorus, Comm lub DONALD COATS F. F. A. Treas., Mixed Chorus, Thespian, Track CHARLES COTTFR Football, Basketball, Comm, Science FAY COX F. H. A., Parl., Cheerleader '5-1-'56, Hiways staff. O. H. S., N. H. S., Comm. BOBBY DARK Football, Comm. JACKIIE DONAHUE F, H. A., Thespian, Bulldog Boosters, Comm. DANNY FLOXVERS V. Pres. of Class, Thespian, S-Club Sec., Football, Basketball, N. H. S. TOMMY FROST F. lf. A., S-Club, Football, Mixed Chorus, Thespian Comm. FRANCES HILL F. H. A., Pres., F. H. A. Sextet, Bulldog Boosters, Mixed Chorus, Glee Club, Thespian,Comm. FLOYD HOLBROOK Comm., Science, Tbespizm ANNA HOXVARD Comm., Science Leo Barnes B. S., Vocf Ag., F. lf. A., Soph. Sponsor j. B. Best M. A., Head ol' Eng. Dept. Sr. Sponsor Lillian Duven ort P , B. A., M. E., N. H. S. Sponsor, History ' Annu Marie Fulton B. A., B. S., Music john Holmes B. S., Math, Sth Sponsor Buford Merritt B. S., M. Ed., Science, Sr. Sponsor George Portman B. S., M. S. Superintendent Gertrude Donaghe B. A., English, jr. Sponsor Monty Burton B. A., M. Social Science, 7th Sponsor, Boys' 4-H Inn Chaney B. A., Sth Sponsor jr. High ling Sarah Duke B. A., M. A., Math, Pep Club Sponsor jack Greenlee B. A., M. A. jr. High Principal , i i 1 A 1 'ws ' j Bill mmm w , B. A., Sogizll ,t.i Scienee, jr. , ,viii 4- Coach .5 1 ':-s ' ., H A A M ef if I I M s, Neginl King B. S., Basketball Assistant Football Baseball lam Moo . 'Q if S t 1 . ., 4. mi Kzwewpntl... - a 4 I F W i 'lb Clgillicrine Norwood B. S. Ci., Commerce, Tracy Norwood B. S., Ll. A., Head Conch, Football, Track Minnie Roller B. A., Ir. High Math, 7th Sponsor Girls-firl-l Ruby Townsley B. S., Home Ec., F. H. A. Mary li. West B. S., Speech. Drama, Thespiun Sponsor, N. lf. L. Sponsor Harvey Smith School Custodian George Duke B. S., M. Ed. Principal, Bulldog Sponsor Scott KB. l'. 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