Tecumseh High School - Savage Yearbook (Tecumseh, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1950 volume:

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Ho learns that buck passing elways turns out to be a boomerang, and that it never pays. He come3 to realize that the school could run perfectly well without him. He learns that it doesn't do any harm to smile and say, Good morning oven if it is raining. He learns that most of the other fellows are as ambitious as he is, that they have brains that are as good or better, and tha« hard work ard r.ot cleverness is the secret of success. He learns to sympathiae with the younger, students-coning into the school because he remenoers how bewildered he was when he first started out. u u w UvWQUiJC ICIlUtl Uu0 shown that if he always tries his hardest his average will break pretty well. He finds that his teachers are not monsters, but they are usually fine men and women who have succeeded through hard work, and who only want to do the right thing. He learns that the gang is not any harder to get along with in one place than another and that getting along depends about 98 percent on his own behavior. To those who will this year complete their work here at Tecumseh High School, and to those who have happy school days ahead, we of the Student Council hope that you have learned among other things— the art of get- ting along. on his shoulder. He learns that the easiest way to get into a fight is to carry a ohi£ i his shoiudei. He learns that the quickest way to become unpopular is He learns to try harder when he fails a test because experience has Sincerely, The Student Council of Tecumseh High School ) 949 GRADUATES J je. i RofctRT E-PPLt JR. S uoiNT o.our c.� u. PRES- Dc JJ tO G� AT V'Ct. PHtMOtRT ftLlVAtft TfcCHtR StC. T«t S. QfcTTY ARARSrtnVA. Juwt ©o« AR RtCH HD Cx CK«l4 , crane oowc lo oin er 'WU- xsrJ PRESIDENT. ,:i VAN FRENCH Q� tatRT UflPKC. ?aoun€ rq'.CH Dr hr wo RU-CS vocldcN nsc.o't rtoiMEtMt NoRujtt o«kiis PtCG� f OAHO Dodones sPflfmMftN Z-eulpi siftRK cftKL. 'SToeBLE field Betty Stevenson C f hX OF CHA ACTE Nurasthenia Twiggs...................S6phia Gilatrap Miss Simplicity McPheeters.............Aina Tucker Oswald Gorlick.............'..........Blen DeWeber .............................Billie Joyce Motley dorence McPheeters.............................Betty Stevenson Thaddeus McPheeters......................Odis Moudy Tbornhiil..................................Sam Smith Enid Thornhill......................... Rosa Davis Ben Bruce......................... Bruce Gilmore Leola Pixley.........................DeMona Beasley Silas Smidge............................Janes West Wayne Kendall........................ Bill Trostle Miss Muriel Armitage...........................Zella Stark Director..,......................Mr, Ralph Spencer Class Colors.........................Purple and gold Usherettes Willie Valentine Joan Smith Marlene Trice Dolores Sparkman Donnie Guinn Bernice Patterson Presented on Friday, May 12, 195D 2 00 p.n. and 8:00 p.n. ligh School Auditorium CLASS WILL°oF 1959 1. Gerrye Anderson leaves her book of Favorite Receipts to Joyce Cox Lawson. 2. Dill Trostle leaves to Don Trostle his ability to carry on orderly and well mannered class meetings. 3., Rosa Davis and Carl Stubblefield leave their ability to got along to Nancy Rader and David Land, L,. Dill Buford leaves to Bob Buford his attractions to the Fresh- man girls. 5. Robert Nelson leaves June Winters to Kenneth Huff. 6. Pat Watts leaves 50 pounds to Mary Jane Spencer and Vinita Campbell. 7. Dotty Stewart leaves her height to Norma Scalf and Irene Rodgers. 8., Bill Roberts leaves his boxing ability to Bob Cates, 9, Sophia Gilstrap leaves her speed and promptness to Louise Marrs. w, Earl blessing leaves his cowboy boots to Earl Hatter, n Joan Smith and Donnie Guinn leave thair friendship to Sonya Myers and Barbara Montgomery. 12, Glen DeWeber leaves to Keith.Wilson his car-trading ability. 33' Betty Stevenson leaves the highschool piano to Bobby Shepherd. 14 Donnie Briphtwell leaves his quite manner to Dear. Bishop. 15 DcMona Beasley leaves her arguing to Cleta Fulton. 16 Bruce Gilmore leaves his athletic ability to Harry Linduff. 37, Bernice Patterson leaves her ability to drive a car to Betty Willingham and Marye Tucker. 18. Milton Judy leaves his carpenterahip to Robert Bivins. ; Vi Marlene Trice leaves her giggle to Wanda Townsend. 20. Nelson Geyer leaves his homesickness to L.D. Kessinger. 21. Billie Joyce Motley wills her walk to Patsy Lewis and Gwen Smith. 22. Tim Timmons leaves his slow gait to Bob Barkley. 23. Zella Stark leaves her black hair to Dorothy Youker and Earlene Suggs. 24. Odis Moudy leaves his good attendence to Donald Poff, 25. Eileen 3ugg leaves her time in the office to Anita Merrick and Charlene Hardin. 26. Virl Potter leaves his good luck and physical fitness to Bill Price. 27. Alma Tucker leaves her curley hair to Margaret Holt and Margaret Arms. 28. Farley Redfield leaves his physique to John Rcy Webb. 29� Delores Sparkman leaves her best grades to Blaine Chousis and Sannie O'Neal. 30. James West leaves his nonexpressions and quietness to Ronnie Sigman. 31. Vi’lie Valentine leaves her grace and poise to Dorothy Ivey and Nadyne Scalf. 32. Sam Smith leaves his beautiful hair to C.E. Webb. 33. Geraldene bupgan leaves her best wishes to Karleta Edgmon, Louise Chandler, and Leer McCown so they might leave also. 34. William Shaw leaves his military abilities to Kenneth Sandefur. 35- Betty Jackson leaves her bathing suit to Barbara Littleton and Petsy Carpenter to take on their trip next year. 36. James Reeves and Jerry Reeves are just leaving. 37. Benjamin Franklin Joe Shire Riddle leaves his midget name to —-iton ■'Mlnarz.r ? r?7TT7 r r rrs 77 THE PROPHECY OF THE SENIORS OF 1950 by Bettye Stevenson I will set my Looktowardthefuture” machine for May 19, 1970 ------ 20 years into tomorrow. It's coming into focus and stopping at ( of all places) a circus. The sign says ''Buford Burlison Circus, Freaks our Specialty . There :s Bill Buford now taking in the money. On the bill- board it says Step right up and see the amazing triple summersault per- formed by that daredevil of the trapeze Alma Tucker ,better known a s Fearless Hurky . What do you know about that? The needle is moving now to Madison Square Garden. It looks like Gernldean Anderson (better known to us as Gerrye Eubank). She has turn- ed professional and is now the Lady Wrestling Chanpeen of the World. That reminds me of Bill Roberts. I wonder what Punchy is doing 20 years from now. The needle is swinging to-------Texas---the Shamrock Hotel1 There's Bill the ex-deadweight champion of the world. He's now retired and (well, you might know you couldn't stop Bill) is now the knitting champion. He knits the prettiest dolliesl Now instead of say- ing Got away Boids he says Knit one, Poil Two . Not far from the Shanrock is a little beanery called The Ptomaine Hash House owned by Robert and June Nelson. The sign outside says Best Hash Slung For Miles . Look who's behind the counter, Dolores (Freck) Sparkman. Of course that bathing suit she has on might not be the con- ventional uniform for a waitress but I'll bet she sure draws the trade. The needle is swinging to Hollywood where we see the exquisite home of the famous actress that took over where Lana Turner left off, Sophia Gilstrip, better known as Sophia Gilstrap. Up the street is a one-block ranch owned by the western star, Earl blessing, seen on the screen as Lope-Along Blessing with his trick horse, Shotgun . Who in the world is that coming down the street? Bill Shaw with his 10, no 12,—15� children (my how time flies!). Poor zetta, I guess that she is at home washing diapers. Lets look into the television field and see if we've any celebrities there. Sure enough here's Bettye Jackson playing the roll of Ma Perkins on television. And Jim Timmons sings,I understand. It seems that he is known as Tiny Tim and his Guitar on TV. That looks like Jerry Reeves standing in front of that burlesque show. Well, I'll be, so 'tis. The billboard says Jerry's Burlesque Theater featuring Tyra Mona, the Bubble Dancer with the Breakable Bubble . It looks to me like Tyra Mona is none other than Billie Joyce Motley. Always knew that girl would amount to something. Let's turn the dial for Marrs shall we, for you see in 20 years the planet Marrs shall be inhabited by earth people or so says that amazing genius, that second Einstein, that creator of the soleless-heeless shoes without tops, Nelson Geyer. (Prophecy Cont') On the way the needle stops and we see Willie Mae V .lentine. ???? Now that’s an interesting occupation. Different but interesting. She takes care of the cows on the Milky Way. Bill Trostle is the owner of a swanky resort on Karrs. Sam Smith is his bartender and serves Atomic beers -«ono drink and it sets oif chain reactions. For entertainment the spotlight flashes on the swingband of Odis (Hotlips) Mondy and his torch singer Donnie (Hildeguard) Guinn. Eileen Pugg takes tickets at the Little Atom Theater on Marrs. One Jinny Miles is the proprietor. Which makes the job much easier for Eileen. Good Adams apple! Would you look at that Cadillac. It must be two blocks long. Farley Redfield (Pardon me, Mr.Lawrence Farley Redfield) is quite a business nan in South America, 1 see. He owns 15 oil wells and 2 gold mines. He has even bought the Pine Theater in Tecumseh and changed its name to the Maple Theater. Lets take just a quick glance into the future of the rest of the 1950 seniors. By gun, I’d have sworn that Bernice Patterson would be a Hone Demon - gtraticn Agent but here she is a model posing for that modern art paint- er Joan Smith who (confidentially) paints cigerette posters on the side- line. James Reeves, who pilots the space ship to Marrs also frequents Joan's studio but I don't think that its to buy a picture. Here's a picture on the screen of a hospital. Now who in the world— ---? Dr. Epple. Epple?-------Don't recall-------Oh! I know. Dr. Marlene Trice Epple! The first woman doctor to hit Marrs. The next picture shows Glen DeWeber sitting behind a desk narked President! The president of the nuttiest nut factory for miles. Zella Stark is touring the country lecturing on her latest book How to Trap and Tane a Husband In 10 Easy Lessons . It looks like she should go see Petty J-o Stewart who runs the Oddles of Poodles pet shop. Betty is a confirmed spinster. Carl and Rosa Stubblefield (Mrs. Stubblefield is the former Rosa Davis) are living in a penthouse on Park Avenue. It seems that Carl struck it rich at poker. Always was lucky. Janes West and Bruce Gilmore were always good friends, lets see what they are doing. Jest has written a new dictionary conposed com- pletely of words that aren’t allowed to be used over the radio and Bruce is training for the sixth consecutive year to swin the English Channel, flvays did think that Druce had water on the brain. OL well, perhaps this year he'll make it,. (Prophecy Con') Vlrl (Bring 'Em Back Alive If Possible) Potter isn’t doing so bad. Fron Africa he brought back 2 tigers, 3 kangeroos, 1 cobra, 5 rhinerous, and 3 native maidens. Bennie Riddle owns a large rattlesnake farm down by the Robbers Cave State Park at Wilburton and every once in a while he drives over to Mc- -e. oo see Milton Judy at the State Penn. Milton's a warden there. Donnie Brightwe11 is next. Donnie studied to be a weatherman and practiced for awhile. But this Oklahoma weather must have gotten him di. wn for he's now at Norman—---running a grocery store. DeMona Beasley just can't seem to pass the bar. She studied to be a lawyer but didn't pass the bar examination. Can't understand it, DeMona could always argue with a fencepost and win. Before I turn off my machine I want to see what I'll be doing 20 yeo s from now. Oh! Gracious! Is that me bending over that wash-board wajhing drapers, and there's Susie and Marybelle, and Lizzie Jane and Jercme, ar.d Azariah and George Michael and Junior and Mollie Belle and Bessie Lou and ---now what is the name of the other one? Oh, well! me worry about that in 1970. Don't you wish you had a Looktowardthefuture machine? John Roy WEBB PRESl DENT r « , f ven tf cftnPBta patsy chhpenteh el mne. chouses J psy ann cJoyce cox BHHBRHR UTTLfcTcM PAYID LAND PATSY LEWS VtAWY UNDUFF l tARY HABRS AtJlTA MERRICK tAWRtrfce MILES BARBARA MONTQoW SoWYA MYERS SAYRVJlrtiTA o’wtAL Su-lY pmce , r Jtv I«feN€ ROGERS KtWMETH SANDE.FOR NADINE. SCALf NOHI-JA SCALF if} fcoQBY SHEPPARD RoWAlP SUaMAN MARY JANE SPtNCER GWENDOLYN SMITH ERRLEHt Suc S W • VJANDA TOWN EHD DONALD TRovn.4 ( i Ay ABU TU� KB JANH TOCHER. 8£TTy WILLtrtRH Ktnrt AJitsoN June winters do othy yooker Milford Fisher Dorothy IVEY DoMPilO PCFF F NO EARl HHTTER Dorothy harman kaRleta eormoW Qt i dates rVTT’7.V77 y; 7.7 .y;’. .SB m. 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Emery, Director PitOGft H PART ONE military escort.........................harold bennett (MARCH) DAUNTLESS..........................................G.E. HOLMES (OVERTURE) DARK EYES...............................GYPSY FOLD SONG (PETTY WILLINGHAM, SOLOIST) DON A DO DAT.........................................H. BENNETT (FOX TROT) SABO............................................BENNETT (MARCH) ELENA POLKA......................................KIEFER (BOB SHEPARD, SOLOIST) POWER...................................HAROLD BENNETT (MARCH) LITTLE MONSTER..........................R.B, EISENBERG (OVERTURE) P WT TvO COLLEGE BOY................... (MARCH) MEDLEY Old Folks at Home......... Annie Laurie.............. Darihy Boy................ (ELIZABETH EMERY, SOLOIST) HAVANA........................ (TANGO) AFRIKANDER.................... (OVERTURE) NOVELTY....................... (BANDBOYS) SUCCESS.......................... 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KRUSE 1 T EAST DAY-SON CORK BACK BULLETIN BOARDS DAV-SON cork back and changeable letter bulletin boards are constructed with light walnut finish frames. The cork posting surface consists of ]A inch cork mounted on Va inch 3-ply veneer. The changeable letter insert is of grooved wood felt covered. These bulletins are made to endure as only the finest of materials are used in their construction. For Use In Bulletin board with two set ., SCHOOLS in glass doors. One side cork in glass doors. Both sides Q|_|(JRCHES the other changeable letter FACTORIES insert OFFICES STORES Bulletin board with two set cork. STYLE: TWO SET IN GLASS 30 « 48 .......... 830.00 30 . 60 32.50 36 � 48 ........... 31.25 CLUBS 36 x 60 36.25 (Lelters are not included) 30 30 36 36 48 60 48 60 S44 85 51 40 49 40 59 35 ALL PRICES F. O. B. CHICAGO PUBLIC SPEC'AL ASSORTMENT OF 600 BUILDINGS AND 1 INCH LETTERS SI2 OO THESE BULLETIN BOARDS ARE FITTED WITH A LOCK AND KEY TO INSURE NO UNAUTHORIZED CHANGE OR ANNOUNCEMENTS. distributors School Gift Service 4925 GLENDALE KANSAS CITY 4, MISSOURI 83332603330602778 r.:-V,v; vj 4 .-. ••• £ £■ •««;.-■ • '-' ■ •’ ' w' w' - f- r .£mf J . j- £; •■ % ’ BT f ' -•