Velma Alma High School - Hurricane Yearbook (Velma, OK)

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Q WENDELL STEPHENS may not say much, but it's because he's busy thinking. Someone kidded Wendell and told him when he had the first wreck he started a fad. Wendell has carried a SUE SOUTHERLAND is as handy as a pocket in a shirt. She can and will do almost any task---except that will help others. Sue is in Girls Quartette. She is also typist for the annual this year. cooking- -- Ii ht subiect load and worked in the agernoon this year. .Sass lsrii T .,,,. M.. pn, rafl DONALD STEPHENSON came to this ' school as a Junior from Fox. Don is a Rod Knocker, and a member of F.F.A. BETTY NELL STEWART is another who never raisesthe roof with loud talk, but she has a sweet personality and plenty of brains. Betty has been at Velma-Alma three years. - 'Ml CLINTON THACKER hails from County Line way. Brent Berlin says Clinton is a fair boxer. He has played football for V-A and is a regular guy. -15.. at . I t.

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telephone operator, has been around The Comet's Tale this year. RUBY NELL ROBERSON, our favorite V-A for l2 years now. Her ready smile has won her forgiveness for some of the editorials she wrote in RONNIE 'Runt' SAVAGE has the dis- tinction of never having been seen in a hurry only on his way to lunch. But seriously, though, Ronnie is o good egg. He's an F.F.A. boy and has been on the Comet Eleven. JERRY SANNER is never without a smile - and a blush. He iust comes pre-blushed. Jerry's good nature keeps him from losing his temper when he's helping his favorite teacher Mr. Biffle, rope the cows. Isn't she pretty? Janice has a nick- name that she iust adores. lt's 'Chub.: She has been twirler in the band and in lots of V-A's activities. That plea- sant, happy-go-lucky disposition should help get her over life's bumpy places. -14- ELOIS ANN SANNER, the glrl with the voice, returned from Colorado to gro- duate with her old gang. She's smart and has what it takes to get her a long way in life.

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SYLVIA TILLEY, from 'way down South in Alabama, spends a good por- tion of her time around the Homemaking room. When Sylvia tackles anything, it's accomplished before she quits. BETTY TURNER is the girl with the pretty smile and pretty clothes. She's got brains, too. This wonderful com- bination makes Betty an all righft girl in anybody's language. KENNETH VOWELL spent two years in California and returned to V-A this year. Can't you see that California sunshine reflected in his smile? Thouaht we'd almost lost JAMES WASHABAUGH when Lynn Elmore's car threw them. James is a farmer boy, and Judy says he likes to tinker with machinery. The Comet's are losing one of their biggest guards when James graduates this May. JUDY Uudith Arlenej WASHABAUGH makes herself known on the campus in the most pleasant ways. She's been iust about everything - Girls State Representative, D.A.R. Citizenship award winner and Student Council member. When she gets to be an elementary teacher, those kids are just gonna' love her gay disposition. JAMES WARNOCK ioined the crowd only this year. His pop is Baptist minister at County Line, and James hopes to become a big wheel in the field of engineering. ..1A-.