Vanoss High School - Wolf Call Yearbook (Ada, OK)

 - Class of 1960

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Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1960 volume:

I y 70 There are many demands being made on the Public Schools of today. Different groups have presented their needs and requested that certain courses be taught in accordance with these needs. No one can doubt the value of more English, more Science, more Mathe- matics, more Foreign Languages, more Social Science, more Voca- tional courses. Driver Education, Safety Education, Alcohol Nar- cotic Education or other courses, some which are now offered and others which are requested, but there is danger of which we must be aware. That is being concerned only with the quality of the courses offered. No schedule is necessarily good simply because it contains a vast number of different courses. The main question is, does it meet the needs interest of the individual student? We must take a second look at our curriculum and carefully evaluate it in this light. Seldom is an institution of learning fortunate enough to have in one man all of the needed qualities of a great executive. Vanoss now has that man in Mr. James L. Barnes. After many years of service to our school, Mr. Barnes has shown outstanding ability in the fields of ad- ministration, scholarship, and public affairs. To show our appreciation for his willingness to help us in any worthwhile thing we strive to do; for all the extra work he has done in helping to make the dreams of an enjoyable high school a reality; and for his determination and desire to do anything in his power to make our school a better place and the students in it better citizens, the Sen- ior Class of I960 proudly dedicates this edition of the Wolf Call to the esteemed principal of our school and worthy sponsor of the senior class --Mr. James L Barnes. ‘Dedication 2 VANOSS PUBLIC SCHOOL VANOSS, OKLAHOMA Lee Jones Pres ident BOARD OF EDUCATION 3 L. D. Stonecipher Member Warren Cunningham Member MR. JAMES CARUTHERS Elementary Prin. Industrial Arts B.S., B.M. 4 MISS HIAHWAHNAH AUSTIN Business Education B.S. MISS PHYLLIS MILLER Voc. Home Economics B.S. MR. L. R. HUDDLESON Science and Mathematics B.S.Ed., E.C.S.C. M.T.Ed., E.C.S.C. MR. AVERY LOAGUE Science M.S. MRS. B. M. HATCHETT Jr. High English A.B., B.S., E.C.S.C. M.S.Ed., O. U. ft MR. RAY FREEMAN Music Instructor Not Pictured MR. CLEAMON STONE Voc. Agriculture B.S. MR. PAT GALLUP Vocational Agriculture B.S.Voc. Ed., O.S.U. Mr. HAROLD HAINES Business Education B.S.Ed., E.C.S.C. M.T.Ed., E.C.S.C. 5 MRS. ALPHA TILLEY Second Grade B.S.Ed., E.C.S.C. M.T.Ed., E.C.S.C. MRS. INA ENLOE Fifth Grade B.S.Ed., E.C.S.C. M.T.Ed., E.C.S.C. MRS. ANNIE DUNN First Grade B.S.Ed., E.C.S.C. M.T.Ed., E.C.S.C. MRS. LOVETTA KINSEY Fourth Grade B.S.Ed., E.C.S.C. M.S.Ed., O. U. 6 MRS. EXIE HASKINS Third Grade B.S.Ed., E.C.S.C. M.T.Ed., E.C.S.C. MRS. IOLA BURROUGH Sixth Grade B.S.Ed , E.C.S.C. M.T.Ed., E.C.S.C. SENIOR Mrs B. M. Hatchett Sponsor Mr. Lee Roy Huddleson Sponsor Gerald Thurman President JoAnn Jaquess Secretary Joyce Jones T reasurer Jerry Duncan Vice President CLASS Mr. James L. Barnes Sponsor OF I960 7 9 10 For what then would we be remembered? Natu- rally we evidenced many weaknes s es - -we cannot say that this was the best class ever to be graduated from Vanoss--such judgment is beyond our limits. But we have accepted our challenge and exerted a definite drive forward--each in his own realm. As freshmen and now seniors, we represent a variety in potential and a variety in fulfillment. The evolution of specific talents--this was the course of our human history. We would be remembered then as strivers. Wanda Thurman David Bradley Carolyn Miller Bob Page Ida Sutton Wadell Altom Sue Boles Robert King Betty Tucker Jerry Meek Glenda Miller Jerry Bradley Martha Cox Sandford King Mary James Ralph T eel Sue Wyckoff Dick McNeil Sue Carnes Gene Farmer 13 Pat Jackson Donnie Evans Helen Dickerson Douglas Kendall Neomi Tumelson Rudy Jones Ina Thomas Jimmy Ross Jennifer Enloe Paul Golden James Carruthers Sponsor SOPHOMORE CLASS Hiahwahnah Austin Sponsor LaDon Miller Steve Gray Clara Miller Mary Thompson President Vice President Secretary- Queen T reasurer Tommy Gasaway Dean Tyler Nova Stinson Jerry Haskins Kenneth Horton William Wall Janie Cook Deryl Newby Maxine Stephens Don Dunn 14 Tommy Brashears Gary Moore Virginia Henderson Homer Davis Vance McNeil Arthur Jarrett Cheryl Melton Leon Willoughby Sally Thomas Andrew Davis Bill McCurdy Johnny Hooser Wilma Sande rs Gerald Cartwright Tom Files Mike Pedersen Delores Cape Jacky Shumard Carol Browning Bonnie Murphy LaWana McDaniel Frankie Benton Eddie Grove Don Alexander Larry Hinkle 15 Donna Isaacs Gary Stone Carol Gray Terry Myers President Vice President Secretary- Queen T reasurer Linda Jaquess Wayne Bradley Phyllis Potter Henry Blankenship Sherry Scott Kenneth Keeling Jackie McGalliard George King Lenora Dorgan Charles Price Lefleeta Prewitt Billy Don Wood Margaret Golden Lawrence Archer Vineta Pennington Alvin Mulliniks Ellene Ward Harlan Carr Freda Miller Donnie Cushman 16 Kaye Roberts Tommy Thurman Barbara Grove Roger Escue Bealuh Wood Don Sliger Nancy Blankenship Johnny Walker Robinette Teel Murrel Horton Carolyn Roberts Houston Johnson Ruby Dickerson Marion Martin Jimmy Altom Patsy Stiles Terry Jones EIGHTH GRADE Clem Stone Sponsor Jo Gasaway President Judy Stoneciphei Vice-President Nancy Grissom Secretary Larry Booth T reasurer Helen Cox Queen Larry Newby Janie Farmer 17 Larry Page Gary Grady Suzanne Nelson Gary Gridgeman Floyd Fox Donald Kendall Eleanor Cravatt Kenneth Bolin Leita Bell Melton Johnny Boles Pnaughn McDaniel Junior Cape Myra Nell Garrett Rex Gray Glenda Willoughby James Miller Linda Davis Jerry Walker Mary Bridgeman Jimmy Clay Don Cartwright Beverly Deathridge Lawrence Poindexter Harold Haines Sponsor Mike Tiffin Dennis McDonald Barbara Pinley Sherry Pedersen President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Susan Price Queen 18 Floyd Stephens Doug Stinson Phyllis Barnes Steve Ott Richard Southerland Jimmie Willoughby Janis Meeley Lynn Wood Jan Floyd Tom Alexander Preston Williams Jerry Sellers Diana Haskins Glenn Wood Lynn Baker Raymond Thompson Linda Kirkley Alfred Miller Linda Shaw Jocky Cobley David Davis John Paul Kelly Leldon Coffey Gary Gray Doris Pinley Ronnie Browning 6TH GRADE Mrs. Iola Burrough Johnny Stiles Carol Willoughby Charles Henderson Cheryl Walker Floyd Ferguson Darlene Kite Phillip Poindexter Linda Melton Tommy Willoughby Joan Wood Jimmy Melton Judy Davis Benton McCauley Regenia Davis Joe Paul Daniel Janie Bridgeman Gerald Farmer Sondra Garrett Edward Berryman Nancy Kendall Wayne Walker Joy Bray Roger Stone Phyllis Stephens Larry Horton Karen Sliger Billy Deatheridge Carolyn Shumard Curtiss Page % 20 GRADE M rs . Ina Enloe James Maupin Karen Cantrell Wayne Cothrin Roger Ferguson Sheila Pedersen Richard Bratcher Janice Stinson T roy Dale Shaw Linda Sue Dees Joe Jones Mary Lou Muck Joe Edward Hall Brenda Wall Gary Cravatt Linda C rawley Marvin Muck Lana Jo McNair Eddie Jarrett Susie Pennokee Jerry Stone Susan Bridgeman Emmitt Moore Karen Wallis 21 Mrs. Lovetta Kinsey- Junior Grissom Larry Gray Janice Walker Johnny Ott Kay Berryman Jerry Whittle Peggy Stone James Eaton Gayle McNinch Mack McCauley Patricia Kendall Wayland Pennington Glenda Davis Wayne Willoughby Linda Hall Bobby Cadenhead Elaine Farmer Glen Golden Sue Stephens Carroll Stonecipher Susie Stone Jerry Wayne Melton Judy Pinley Riley Bridgeman Carolyn Stonecipher Jimmie Stiles Gayla Bratcher Billy Stone 22 Mrs. Exie Haskins Larry Harber Linda Sue Grace Cameron Sliger Janis Hooser Don Shumard Karen Duncan Vernon Wall Judith Sliger Kenneth Wall Janie Davis Donald Kite Mary Moore Johnny Wall Stephenie McCullar Charles Ownbey Mary Stephens Terry Davis Nelda Melton Mrs. Alpna Tilley Dennis Ray Sutton Sharon Ott Evert Wall Debby Phares Regie Rowe Janice Spurlock Sammy Gasaway 23 Jerry Harber Gary Kendall Ann Hood Dennis Stiles Kathy Harrison Paul Willoughby Reba Teel Jearl Henderson Linda Kay Kelley Larry Willoughby Donald Page Rodney Hall Marie Vandergriff Jimmy Don Kelley Mike Standrige Carolyn Farmer Richard Melton Gwendolyn Eaton Randal DeLamar Sonja Pedersen 1ST GRADE Mrs. Annie Dunn Edward Deatherage Melba Wall Jackie Stephens Ronald Gregory Darrell Ratcliff Belva Penokee Lloyd Shaw Dwight Wall 24 Danny Stone Freda Willoughby Michael Palmer Kay Poorman Diann Moore David Poindexter Paula Atwood Betty Stonecipher Howard Sliger Regina Gallup Dwight Harber COOKS BUS DRIVERS 25 BASKETBALL QUEEN CORONATION QUEEN--BARBARA BARTEE, Senior KING - -GERALD THURMAN, Senior Attendants --Danny Stone Regina Gallup OTHER QUEENS Rita Thompson, Junior Mary Thompson, Sophomore Terry Myers, Freshman Helen Cox, 8th Grade Susan Price, 7th Grade CHRISTMAS PAGEANT OUCH! SENIOR PLAY CAST Director, Miss Austin 26 Best All Around” HALL- FAME Most Attractive Most Bashful Most Likely to Succeed Most Popular 'Most Dependable 'Most Talented 'Most Courteous In fu E rma Bobby F Marie W s It v k- . , . F rancis __ Wi- JLn Donis S Pat Duncan Lois Wright David C. X Ronald K. JERRY DUNCAN FHA King 1959-60 Pat Duncan, Donis Sutton, Caro- lyn Miller, Joyce Jones, Martha Cox, JoAnn Jaquess, Susan Wyckoff, Maxine Stephens, Erma Sanders, Wilma Sanders, Helen Dickerson, Betty Tucker, Glenda Miller, Barbara Bartee, Wanda Thurman, Cheryl Melton, Nova Stinson, Clara Miller, Sallie Thomas, Pat Hooks, Beverly Cox, Myrlene Kinsey, Pat Jackson, Jennifer Enloe, Jane Cook, La Wana McDaniel, Deloris Cape, Marie Wood, Betty Wallace, Mary James, Gloria Ott, Sue Boles, Bonnie Murphy, Lafleeta Prewitt, Donna Issacs, Robanatte Teel, Rita Thompson, Jackie McGalliard, Phyllis Potter, Sherry Scott, Lenora Dorgan, Ellene Ward, Nancy Blankenship, Mary Thompson, Freda Miller, Kaye Roberts, Carol Gray, Margaret Golden, Carolyn Roberts, Barbara Grove, Vineta Pennington. Beulah Wood, Ruby Dickerson, Terry Myers, Patsy Stiles, Linda Jaquess. Maxine Stevens, Song Leader Martha Cox, Historian Carolyn Miller, Secretary Sue Wyckoff, Reporter Donis Sutton, Vice-Pres. Joyce Jones, Treasurer JoAnn Jaquess, Pari. Pat Duncan, President Phyllis Miller, Advisor 29 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA -- VANOSS CHAPTER L. to R.: Mr. Pat Gallop, Advisor; Jim Wood, Vice-Pres.; Wadell Al- ton, Reporter; Jerry Duncan, Sec.; Marshall Cox, Pres.; Joyce Jones, Queen; Van Reed, Sentinel; Clem Stone, Advisor. JOYCE JONES FFA Sweetheart 1959-60 Jimmy Altom, Lawrence Archer, Wayne Bradley, Donnie Cushman, Roger Escue, Murril Horton, Houston Johnson, Kenneth Keeling, George King. Charles Price. Don Sliger, Gary Stone, Tommy Thurman, Billy Wood, Frankie Benion, Tommy Beshears, Andrew Davis, Homer Davis. Tommy Gas- oway, Steve Gray, Jerry Haskins, Robert Hightower, Larry Hinkle, Johnny Hooser, Arthur Jarrett. Bill McCurdy, Vance McNeal, Gary Moore, Darrell Newby, Mike Pedersen, Jackie Shumard, Jack Embry, Wadell Altom, David Bradley, Jerry Bradley, Howard Briggs , Marshall Cox, Gene Farmer, Dwight Harper, Robert King, Dick McNeal, Bob Page, Jim Pipkin, Van Reed, Jimmy Ross, Ronnie Rowe. Mike Thomas, Jim Wood, John Davis, Jerry Duncan, Bobby Fowler, Charles Pedersen, Harrell Pennington, Wylie Shumard, Gerald Thurman. HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETICS JUNIOR HIGH GRADE 32 INSURANCE AT A SAVINGS 403 East Main Phone FE 2-0623 PENDERGRAFT’S Restaurant and Line-A-Teria Specialist’s in Fine Foods HARVEY J. MAC” HACMAC, OWNER 127 East Main Phone FE 2-9759 Ada, Oklahon. SERVICE CHEVROLET COMPANY 200 East 10th Street Ada Oklahoma Phone FE 2-4141 GARAGE GAIL BLANKENSHIP Ph. FE 2-6070 Ada, Oklahoma M M CHAMPLIN NO. 1 FE 2-4323 Hyway 19 West miller McFarland WILBURNS LONGHORN DRIVE IN % Mile West of Ada Phone FE 2-1739 Six Hamburgers To Go $1.00 DAVIS AUTO SALVAGE GARAGE Highway 19 3 Miles West of Ada, Okla. Ph. FE 2-7900 Ph. PI. 9-2607 H00TIE JOHNSON’S N0-D-LAY CLEANERS “WE RETURN EVERYTHING BUT THE DIRT” 217 North Mississippi Avenue Phone FE 2-5104 Ada, Oklahoma ED MENASC0 TIRE CO. WHOLESALE-RETAIL. RECAPPING AND VULCANIZING 115 North Rennie Ada Oklaho 33 VIRGIL LABARGE Water Well Drilling Servicing New and Used Pumps Phone FE 2-3788 1323 l.atta Road Ada, Oklahoma BARRETT'S CLEANERS and HATTERS BOB MORGAN FORD TRAVEL EASY AND COMFORTABLE IN A FORD 201 North Broadway—FE 2-06% Ada, FE 2-9437 219 W. Main GENE S. SMITH EARI. WATTS SMITH FUNERAL HOME ‘OUR BEST ALW AYS” Ada Oklahoma CARS AND TRUCKS ASHER’S Home of Fine Foods‘OdS Steaks Chicken Sea Foods GRO. u R P H Y ST A. Phone FE 2-6318 7 7 4 GILT EDGE Doiry Products ffudson IN 713 West Main Phone FE 2-1633 BEST BUY IN FURNITURE IND APPLIANCES Phone FE 2-3389 Ada, Oklahoma f.ou' Down Payments and Easy Terms KORKY MALLORY MEET AND EAT AT THE SKELLY PETROLEUM PRODUCTS Phone FE 2-0264 Ada, Oklahoma Drive Inn East of Ada, FE 2-5591 GARLEN B. SMITH Sales Representative SPANN MOTOR CO. Dodge Dart l ZrrFZ PEPSI-COLA TOWN-COUNTRY STORE AND STATION JAQUESS BROTHERS PARK VIEW CAFE Pickett Route 5 Ada, Oklahoma FE 2-7094 PHILPOTT’S CLEANERS CLEANING PRESSING ALTERATIONS 715 West Main Phone FE 2-0475 FOR GOOD EATING TRY OLR BAR-B-Q, CHICKEN, SPARERIBS, AND LOIN AT POPULAR PRICES Ada, Oklahoma 617 West Main COLLINS LUMBER COMPANY AND COLLINS HWY. LUMBER COMPANY TWO CONVENIENT PLACES TO SERVE YOU 35 M. LORETTA’S SANDWICH SHOP ACROSS FROM THE VANOSS SCHOOL HAMBURGERS SANDWICHES SOFT DRINKS COFFEE WATER WELL DRILLING PUMP SALES SERVICES EASY TERMS JOHN H. WELCH Stratford Okla. Phone PL 9-2346 WHITE-WAY LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING 300 E. 12th Phone FE 2-5049 511 West Main Phone FE 2-6034 C. R. HASKINS GROCERY GROCERIES—FRESH MEATS GAS AND OIL FEED OIL CENTER Phone FE 2-4241 LIGGETT’S ELECTRIC SERVICE 3928 Homer Road FE 2-4685 COFFEE POT 288 East Main FE 2-9809 HAMBURGER KING 218 West Main Phone FE 2-9812 Ada, Oklahoma J. E. THOMPSON TYPEWRITERS ROYAL STANDARD ELECTRIC TYPEWRITERS Sales—Service—Rentals 123 South Broadway mm LUMBER 5UPPLYC0. )3 u de ) fisfwi nicW 118 North Rennie Ada Oklahoma Ada Oklahoma FE 2-5123 ■ .--e« 36 ELDRIDGE Propane-Butane Tappan Gas Range Television Dearborn Heater Appliances Call Collect Stratford REED'S GROCERY AND MARKET BUYER OF PI. 9-2231 SEVEN-UP BOTTLING COMPANY MAUPIN SON Stratford, Okla. OKLAHOMA TIRE SUPPLY ASSOCIATE STORE ALICE'S See Us for Your Sewing Needs Stratford PL 9-2515 FREEMAN’S The Best of Everything ft Stratford (A J i riSiSfr rn PL 9-2202 JaVb Cr COMPLIMENTS OF O.K. ELECTRIC SERVICE BAYLESS DRUG COMPANY Prescription Specialist Kodak and Supplies Serums and Serum Guns 112 West Main Stratford Phone PL 9-2312 EVERETT LEE'S FEED MILL Stratford Oklahoma General Electric Home Appliances 230 East 12 Ph. FE 2-2041 37 The Rest of I.uck to All NATIONAL BANK A GOOD BANK CONNECTION Where Everybody Is Welcome Oklahoma warmack insurance agency 204 South Broadway FE 2-1188 r1- Adn, Oklahoma A Premium Won’t Break You— A Foss May!!!! C. M. MAYS LUMBER COMPANY STRATFORD. OKLAHOMA “OWN HOME FIRST” ‘PROMPTNESS IS A PART OF CHARACTER’ Joe Turner Manager CONOR A TV RATIONS SENIORS KLEPPER’S TRUCKING, INC. Ada, Oklahoma FE 2-5686 FE 2-7590 GEO. SMITH GARAGE SALVAGE 24 HOI'H ttHKCKKR SERVICE Septic Tank Service 2 Mi. West Hwy. 19 Ada, Oklahoma Ph. FE 2-9757 PARKER FUEL CO., INC. CARL’S DAIRY KING DRIVE IN CALL 600 E. 10th St. YOl'R Phone FE 2-9879 ORDERS IN and ADVANCE TO PIZZA PALACE GO 205 N. Miss. Phone FE 2-9890 ADA,OKLAHOMA 1001 West Main FE 2-2503 38 C. M. MAYS LUMBER COMPANY Ada, Oklahoma ‘OWN A HOME FIRST” ADA FROZEN FOODS 808 Fast Main Phone FE 2-1618 W. P. “Dub” George, Manager RANDOL JONES, OWNER SWANSON’S SUPPLY CO. Refrigeration Sales and Service 113 South Johnson Phone FE 2-3079 ROBERT BROTHERS PEANUT COMPANY OPERATORS: JOY ROY ROBERTS LELA’S BEAUTY COLLEGE 213 East Main FE 2-6159 HOLSUM BAKING COMPANY ADA, OKLAHOMA •CONGRATULATIONS9' TO VANOSS SENIORS - GOING HOME- SMITH’S LAUNDRY AUTOMATIC AND CONVENTIONAL Stratford Ph. PL Patricia Hooks—Editor Donis Sutton—Assistant Editor Francis Barnes—Business Manager Sponsor 39


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