Walters High School - Blue Devil Yearbook (Walters, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1948 volume:

DEDICATION MISS MARY CRIMES for her unfazlzng zhterest zn the young veoole of Walters and for her untzrzng efforts to help them deueloo thezr talents 'F , ix in x x 3 In this, the 1948 Blue Deufhqthe Senior Class wishes to may loving tribute to IVX Mr Davls SUD8f1Ht6Hd8Hf Mr wllson Janitor Us 'i Mrs P1ckPtt Mrs Petty FngL1sh Englzsh Mrs Rothwell Hzstory 7' f ,Ffa Gil Mrs St1nson Mrs H1gh Mlss Hale bnglzsh Span1sh Commerce Alllln -Cm iershon MT Gore N6Cf6f1fN PV1HClPGl Sf High Cough Mrs Hewett Mr Norton Lzbrar1an J y1gn Coach R Mr Kysar Mrs bmlth T 0 I Band S' Mrs Mershon Mr W1111ams Hlstory Agrzculture Shop 'fb M155 Roberts Home Ec Mrs Hungerford Arzthmat1c 'nn r M' A , A . .M. , 1 ' A Mrs. P , - - Q f f , Y - 1 M M r ' XA ' fjff .,A Q yi E 5 AF,y7 - ,f.x 45 M1 ' Q ', M V ,,f ' 5 .f x JE X ,I X M f I X I x - ' A - A . r. A ' 233g ,' . I .. gf. xi- Q ' ,Q I 'T' .. 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I X M ASX wg X E .I WALKER LOIS TURNER JAMES ROY THACKER PAT REYNOLDS HAROLD SWANSON rop ecy san' -,ff ff E June zo 1 6 I was WalklHg down the street of Walters andwhomshould I meet but one we used to know as Mar11yn Varner but who 1S now Mrs B111 h1dd She told me that she was l1v1ng 1U a town now named Adk1ns Resort, and that our old classmate De W1tt owned and operated the place I bade farewell to my old COWPQHIOU and walked on I turned IHIO my f3VOTllS drug store WMICMUSGCIO be Joes ow 11 was Copeland Drug Co ardwhomshould I see beh1nd the counter 1erk1ng sodas butJune Mershon I asked her how she was and she Sald all rlght but they had had a l1ttle tough luck The HIUMI Heartless Herbert Hart and the Ra oredged Edgemon robbed the1r place Then I wandered on down to the l1brary and walked 1M and to my bUTpF1bQ who should be runn1ng the l1brary but Queva Churchwell We talked for a WhllG and I asked her who that was over there read1ng that book The Way To a Man's Heart 15 Through H1 Stomach, and she repl1ed that lt was our old classmate Pegg1e Sorron She also lHfOTmSd me that Martha P1ckett and Dorothy W1ll1ams had Graduated from HUTSlHU school and were now em ployed 1H the Stauber Hosp1tal Wh1le lH the l1brary I opened a maga 1ne and I saw Doro thy Magee, nom a model for Glamour, pOS1HU w1th her des1gners Joyce W1ll1ams and Lou1se Sylvester As I left the l1brarv I saw a poster of aCI1V1I1eb for the week posted on the wall of t e C1ty Hall Monday n1ght the great Box1ng Team of Reaves Nahwoosky Ph1l1p T1tchywv an kent Tamah were to box Fort S1ll boys All three 1U there respect1ve we1ght have won the golden gloves Then I saw that the Annual Rodeo was to be held and Nova Sturd1vant and Lo1s Turner, t e famous tr1ckr1d1ng team, were on the program Before the rodeo, there was to be a l1V6aIOCk show and 1t Ieatured cattle Irom the ranches of Kendal Bales and James Phlll 1pS On Saturday n1ght there were to be some pol1t1cal speeches made and the f1YSI on the 11st was a speech by the cand1date for state governor Dan Gene Blgbee And who was the second speaker but h1s opponent another classmate ot '48 Tommy H1gdon St1ll I1V1Hg 1U Walters 1s our classmate DICKIC Settle lused to beratherl Her nus band, Walter Pope, 1S the new band d1TGCIOF Ior the h1gh school He's dOlHg a swell 1ob so we hear The Red R1ver QU1lt1Hg Club met last week andwhomshould I see but the former Pamela DOWIIH, Janlce Reynolds, and Ann Stamper They 1nformed me that Cotton, Jun1or,and J1mmy have good prosperous farms 10 that S6CI1OH of the country Thev also told me that Mable Coosewoon, Agent for Warner Bros ls try1ng to get Harold Swanson to play oppos1te Wanda McAl1ster 1U her latest produot1on Lady Luck As I walked 1nto Jesse Sheppard's CHTHIVHI, b1ggest 10 the state of Gklahoma, I saw Fred Harr1s the Geek It was so sad for 11 to turn out that way It 15 rumored that 11 was because of M15 broken love affa1r w1th Ros1e Tabbytyte who marr1ed Ralph Kr1ewald a broker 1n New York CIIV DAT': , Q5 . , V , -- A - f- 1 . . . , . . . . 1 I . 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N - , - lass 11sLo1ry -Af ef nf In September, 1936, school systems around the world were glven a great b1g shove toward greater goals because the Senlors of '48 of Walters H1gh School were enroll1ng 1U grade school, and the next twelve years were 1ndeed prom1s1ng ones Dur1ng the pr1mary and elementary grades the teachers were constantlv ama ed at the talent the resourcefulness, and the bra1n power of these up and com1ng c1t1zens of the Walters School System Eternally and forever we were d1splay1ng unusual ab1l1ty and rare w1t These asp1r1ng lHd1V1dUa1S are credlted w1th the dlscovery of new and better paperwads and the patent on how to get blgger and better bubbles out of worn out bubble gum One of our greater 1nvent1ons 1s, w1thout a doubt, the new econom1cal, and unorthodox method of COQYIHQ wlthout belng caught In the year of 1949 we graduated w1th honors Ah Junlor Hlgh School Such ecstasy' Such elegance' After all u at 1161 a mark We were lntroduced to the superlor Freshman, and real1zed for the f1rst t1me that we really were grow1ng Slowly, but surely, we got accustomed to the long per1ods and court1n' 1U the halls Bv the t1me we became e1ghth graders we could hold our own and more too when 1t came to dates and calls to the offlce By the tlme we were Freshmen we were old experlenced hands 1U the arf of datlng and apple pollshlng the teachers We really set a record IH these years by havlng such a good Jun1or Hlgh basketball team We enjoyed a Valent1ne Party at the Teen Canteen, served at the Junlor, Senlor Banquet and to end th1s fun packed year we had a wonderful tr1p to the W1ch1ta Mounta1ns The Junlor vear was one of our buslest 1U school We pract1cally took over the ootball and basketball teams We set a record w1th our Junlor Play Spooky Tavern We used the Gypsy background as our theme for Jr Sr Banquet We so ended th1s year w1th a trlp to the W1Ch1Ia Mountalns Th1s year all three off1cers of the Student Councll were from our class At last' At last' The year we have always looked forward to Now we are the b1g dogs Though our class has always been outstandlng lH athlet1cs we were partlc ularly sh1n1ng th1s year by hav1ng our entlre football and basketball team made up of Sen1ors Our class has always been outstandlng lt has always taken an actlve part 1D all the school aCIlV1T16S HOBO DAY Our class had hobo day Aprll l On th1s day every Senlor had a part on an assembly program then we went to the W1ch1ta Mountalns for a p1CH1C SENIOR PLAY The Sen1ors had a very magnlflcent three act play th1s year Thenmmewms Dm Smshuw TWIHSH, and lt dlsplayed much of our talent BANQUET We had a very n1ce banquet from the JUHIOTS DIPLOMAS Every Senlor la look1ng forward to Lommencement and FGCGIVIHE U15 d1Pl0ma ACTIVITIES The Sen1ors made up the f1rst teams 1D basketball and football We were represented 1D all the other dCf1Vltl6b of the school as well 1 0 1 . N K Z Y A s U . . . . . . Il - ., - II , ' A . , . 1 , . 'Q had ta'. c Our Sophomore year was one of our happiest because at last we were upper classmen. f I - . ' Il II . . Q N . . . Y . - ' Q . g . g 5 . . 9 . . . . . I , . . - ' Il ' . . . , PFIE RUBPQNON BXREARX LXYLOR JO ANN WLCLDNG BOB DTAUBFR in CONNER STITCHER ff ONNI E M AX HOL1 DONNXP PHLLLLPb FLOYCE PEDEN M? VELMA HENSLEY DORIS WEIR LURA MAE BARNETT IARIL HOUwh JANICE BOYER EDWARD RENEGAR NELLIE DURBIN RENNPTH CPXRLY 2 W i ELL Pam RALPH CORRELL CXPN bRL1LN RONALD WILLIAMS LXVFN1 PATON LOIE JUNE RIGGLED E R C E Y 4,15 N Q3 ,sb 'A Smit' .N ELDRO POTTER MOOLRIDGE BILLY WALKER MELVA JEAN EVAN 1 w Q A 1 A x THEODESSA DUNBAR VERNEITA TOMAH DOROTHY BRISCO' 1 if A ' v .Q L . ,R fv 'f fx A :Q ,fr A , t Lb , A . , f .., V 7 Q 3' 'W , --v- ' ff , fi A 1 Y ?'Rz?fx? 'W I 'mf , E .', A QT ?': VA J x ' 'Z ' ' 1 'E 1 v J A ! A3 f LA 5 'I 1 'K , L' 1 ' I H5 ' 1' Ll Ili LA TL? 'ALTQ T . Q Q .f Q., X g Q V , . 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I I I JUNIOR BILLS ALVIN BRISCOE YEQKL ,,M 11153555115 fiififfi if--5.33--Z., ,....33gg:..--3 EfS.E:::s12g-T5 'rm-if r:::::::::a- -:f.....:.II......-..,,....:33g',.,. .:::x:g1'-.,... ':1:::..., -....,....:::......,.-.....w -.........,................,,,,.. H.. q 1. . M A : ., ,N A. I Z fv fy, ., a,. fl A Y A L if .sq h..MmW., I Q A HAY HELEN NELSON LAVHNIA MEYER MARJORIE LLOY STELLA SWINFORD LEROY KIESPERT BETTY JAMESON CHARLEY HART BILLY HIX A.a-F7 -3 sv? VIOLET IRVIN 1 JUNIOR AND SENIOR BANQUET The Juntor and SCHIOF Panquet thls year was a lawallan banquet glven by the JUHlOTb lH honor of the Senlor Class The banquet was gmven saturday evenlng at 7 oo o'clock on the dth of Way lhe hlghschool aud1tor1um was gally decorated 1U brlght colors of orange blue red and green th1s color scheme was carr1ed out on the tables and from the ce1l1ng there hung a zlz Zag des1gn of these colors Along the s1des and lH the back of the room there were Hawa11an pa1nted scenes from the floor to the ce1l1ng The stage represented a shlp w1th gang planks down the s1de for the guests to enter the 3Ud1IOFlUm The walters were dressed IH whtte sallor sults and the waltress were dressed 1D grass sklrts w1th br1ghtly colored blous s Hawal 1 an be re nade rs Toastmaster Paradlse Isle 15 Honored A oreat donor You Pay Us On the Beach at Ball bal1 A Blt of Wlnd and dUYflC1NC sweet Lelalon1 Hawallan Dance ballor Dance Preparatlon of Futlre Blue Hawa11 Evenlng Tw1l1ght 1D hawa11 Muslc Dlrector PROURAM Eugene W1lson, boph g1rls and boys Bob otauber Betty Jameson James Ph1ll1ps Jean Parks and dugene w1lSOU Ann Stamper Glorla JGHRIWS hue Pr1ce and Jean Parks boph G1TlQ Soph Boys L Dav Leon N1l3OH B1llv Boyer and La Wayne Tones Donnye Ph1ll1ps MISS Mary Grlmes JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY Presldent Bob Stauber Sponsor NICG Presldent Ralph Correll CO Sponsor becretary Lo1s June Rlggles Mrs Gladys Wershon Mlss blllle Hale The 1947 48 school term started out w1th a bang for the enthuslastlc JUH1OTS They were determ1ned to pull together to make lt an unforgettable year and they d1d La Trell Pence a JUHIOF glrl was chosen by the football boys as thelr Queen she was a g1rl worthy of the honor Another one of the Junlor glrls La Donna Crawforo,was chosen as an attendent to the football Queen La Donna also was a cand1 date for the Turkey and Carn1val Queen The class had 1tS JUHIOF Play You bald ltu December 5 It was a three act comedy It was a b1g success and more money was made from lt than any play g1ven by Jun1ors 1H the past several years, thanks to the hard work of the cast and the1r d1rector, Mrs Gladys Mershon The Jun1or assemply program was g1ven the flrst of the last semester It was a COmb1HaIlOH qulz mus1caLxand Queen for a Day Program Contestants were chosen from the dlfferent classes and lt was a s1de spl1tt1ng program enjoyed by all The Junlor and Sentor Banquet was carr1ed out 1H an HRIWGIIHH Theme The decoratlons were beautiful and unforgettable The year closed w1th all the Jun1ors looktng forward to Just as entoyable next year as they had spent 1U thetr Jun1or year sy 4 J, ,S I E .. 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I A M - ' W 'JA - ' 1 wi A 1 A - N , .Q 7 q A A Q - 2 .L I A .1 H WZ 5 V , gv ,, 2 A 5 'qv A A L A ' A '-R , fi E5 5 4 , l 2 qi- A 1? - 1 f I SO LL F i ' OL EEN BRQ 'N DELMA RA l'NE' ALVA MOON 1 L E1 '.l - A ' ull BETTY STEPHENS Y. Qs' .Bit ESRI E if MARY ANDERSON .-f ,V A I S is . A ff ' BRUCE REED NOVA BARNEIT MAY MCCAIG I V. 'M . '9 4 T - ff v ,nf , , , A A, 5 Y , . ' '.'7. A . f r ' J I 5 5 4 A I 1 A 4 , : ' '3S!i21- 135' 1 fmggggfg I?:52.,: 'Hx' 1'--ffivj IISU 1.512 20' fffzxrag ::.3g:,gx , X XJ' Aff' A A f S xi ai E 1 J 3r:??F-15: Qyifbr, Q BARBARA MERSHON BOBBY SANDERS DAVID DALE TETTLETON FRANCES EZZELL BETTY BIGFORD ,, ,A 4 fx A 4. Q 5 ,,, MV ff Z 1 4 YI. I ' l xg!! I I 95 3,1 ' 1 A'-fzuf' :if v I wi f. E ,Q I BILLY DAVIS HOWARD MCDONALD LUM ABE BARBER DORIS HIGH KATHERINEI ft :Q 13 I L, f if ws' .mek 9 I , 0 . xxx u -n If 'ff 3 W Ifkx,-WJXV K ' 1 I V PATSY POTTS BEATRICE GONZALISE DE WAYNE PRIDDY DOROTHY JEAN TOMPSON DALE TAYLOR . sm QA .-v DEEDRIE NEYERS 2 .. 2, rx , LINDA BERRY HAXINE CALFY i.uK:Y' I y , 5 qllu I S, DOROTHY NELSON PATSY THOM SOI 11? xx I- L. A, ' A - ' :ls ' , .ad Q s ji SI I X I 5 I 1 GLORIA JONES LETA MAE HART TAHLEATHA BURLESON DIXIE JO WILSON HAROLD BRIDGES fn X YK u DEAN FRlNhl7N L HNllw NUR ll DN MIN I H 'Y ,AY X f nf EFHEL DAVID nomuw WRP1 . 1 re Lffowuen wIsK FRESHMEA HISTORY PF9S1d6Hi Otls bnead Vlce Prestdent Alva Moon Secretary Donna Lea Jones sponsor Mrs claude Stlnson Fo Sponsor Mr iayes fhe Freshmen Class started the1r f1fSI year of h1gh school very successfully Sue Harr1s one of the Freshmen g1rls had charge of all the assembly programs for the flrst semester The candtdate for Carnlval Queen from the Freshmen Class was Coleen Froman, who ranked second rn the race Her campatgn manager was Kelly Poemoceah The Freshmen Class gave the1r assembly program the last of the flfS1 semester. It was number of short sktts g1ven 1H accordance wlth the holldays at hand It was an assembly program enjoyed by all The class looks forward to hav1ng as much success throughout the rest of the1r hlgh school days as they have had th1s f1rst year up . K X p t Q 3' .4 5 K - . Q .am K ., u at -1 .,- , sms N' .- ,Q . Kr li l Mi ,S I' Q K ,ll , lib' I X ll J XQQA LN I gr' l S l,mQs. 3 1 xr 5 i ali? 1rrssara:Ql:5,l 5 X 9 :' . ,.' 'lV'1 Q .W f fflf NRRL JVKVWY HAYULA .fLHlf lHOlith PR VETT lARt,n JvNNAL x . Q ' 3, v -v kt S n A X-xl! ,QA I? ' ' r ' 2? 2 my a 1 xg,' rx T, ' f 5 A-. A :N ,. gk , f i S S Y K I ' ' e' .J iw AWA zA'l' .' ' sv-nuunnnuqai -uw' -lllllvnun Wiwfsww EIGHT GRADE Shirley Atkinson, Dorothy Suson, Willie Alice Davis, Patsy Martin, Lavonia Golson, Phil Hurst, Dorothy Draper, Jack Williams, Delores Thomas, Billie Jo Henderson, Virginia Mowles, Patsy Banks, Doris Nance Betty Smith, Oma Gay Robertson, Martha Unsicker, Juretta Brannon, Alice Mooney, Barbara Reece. Betty Dean Wooldridge, Penelope Teacle, Mary Alice Moreland, Maxine Holt, Norma Jean Turner, Betty Tahsuda Ruby Jewel Wise, Rose Ellen Durbin, Ruby Gaye Mcyeil, Norma Potter, Joyce Lridges, Verla Mae Bales, Joy Dell Briscoe, Donald Hathaway, Barbara Keispert, Elmer Lee Edgemon, Nancy Davis, R. l. Evans, Bob Nauni, Lewis Seward, Barbara douston, Wayva Rheu Minnich, Andy Flanagan, Billy Ray Rovers, Ronald Joe Golden, Jimmy Turner, Dale Hardy, Charley Robinson, Wallace Sutherland, Donald Sanders. Jackie O'Dell 7 Melvin Co eland Harold E Billy Ray Henley Walter Flippo James Ledford Glen Wallow Robert Green, i p , , ,, A y y K 7 '- v Charles Piatt, John Adair, Ray Haney, Raymond Parks, Sherill Chambers, Billy Joe Walston. Sponsor: Miss Inez Rothwell Co-Sponsorg Mrs. Winifred Petty Those who are not in the picture are: Marvin Lee Tahmahkera, Charlie Adams, Margaret Holcomb, Ivan Phillips, Wanda Sylvester, Mvrtie Ruth Veach. , i l LM all sustenan- i SEVENTH GRADE floyd Smith Elroy Cooper Roosevelt Swyden Donald Ray Brooks David Peery Leslie Bales Jimmy Wayne Edgemon Charles Ray Cox Eddie Martin Jessie Underwood Kelver Dowlin Donald Edgemon Sonny Bates Kenneth Green Samnie Lee Glidewell Andrew Pope Francis Crow V1v1a Reece Jerelene Park Sharon Clark, Marlene DeVore, Claudia Bnrkhaulter, Dale Dutton, Jimmy Smith, Jimmy Ray Fletcher, Billy Jack Lee, Robert Fletcher, Jeanette Hannabass, Shirley Bailey, Evelyn Epp, Carelene Barnett, Wanda Clifton, Sylvia Copeland, Peggy Jo Haynes, Jean Smith, Carol Ann Lemons, Hershal Gandy, John Bradfield, Billy Edd Kurtz, Fred Potts, Raymon Vardell, Gladys Bohannan, Billie Joyce Bryant, Ruth Ward, Bobbie Jo Owens, Joyce Gay, Jeannie Mae Stephens, LaDean Wiley, Sonne Foster, Yvonne Oberley, Eva Hart, Mary Jo Tahsuda, Sharlott Mcheil, David Penn, Jimmie Shephard, Johnny Bryant, Lennil Fields, Bobby Long, Jimmie D. Bright, Sammy Fuson, Monzell Wilson, Eddie Calfy, Billy Reece Owens, Albert Lee Moon, Donald Cathey, Charles Rice, Arthur Owens, Tommie Williams, Richard Fletcher, Gene Stine, J. W. Brownlee, Gerald Carter, Harold Luke, Donald Froman, Gail Varner, L. D. Moon, Junior Greenway, Floyd Carney, Rex Bryant. Sponsor: Miss Mary Grimes Co-Sponsor: Mrs. Lecil Hewett Those who are not in the picture are: Sammy Hobgood, Bill Arnold, Dale Knight, Ora Correll, Gloria Hodges. gpg-npnuq-p---.--'gn--v--.-,,. ...,i1,,-.--.-g..-gun...--..... i' dl' al' ' a 7 X - J 9 , J 'I'lffVCDiil lAl F't1OfIf1 0 FT 31 v11'ti1es fs-up-n-...... I Vg' 1 QB Q-Kb V s x x T X dl' 'Q 0 5, it W5 K 1-v WGS.. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council was very active this year. The officers were: Peggie Sorrow, Secy.-Treas.g James Phillips, Vice Pres.g and Fred Harris, Pres The only major project they undertook was that of the annual. They planned assemblies, helped keep the school clean, elected the Turkey Queen Candidates. They did not fulfill all of their aims and purposes made at the first of the year but they all kept trying. '-vw ,.. -4- uvw---u--n- lqgn-nv-ummm 'fnlllvllwn' S. LW Y Six 1 'l .av-rfwm .,,,...vf' K, df. 'll' -yan ,im Q,- -,N PEP CLLB The girls trom the oth through the 12th grades met and organized their Pep Qfg1H1Z1I1QH tor the school year of 47 Q8 Oflicers for the veir were elected as tollows President Jo Nell Woorman lice President barbara sue lavlor oecx lreas btella Phillips sponsor Wise lnez Rothwell Co Sponsor hiss Tillie lo a e lt was decidel thtt the Sell lcadtrs shwull bt elected ont lrou each clas lhet were Ann sttiptr senior bwen orines Junior lune Koller Sophomore lettt loorman lreshuan an the name DEVILhTThs which was derived from Nalters Blue Devils was chosen Uniforms of navy blue pleated skirts and navy blue sweaters Wllh Devilettes written in white across the front were selected The leaders uniforms were white with blue lettering lhe most spectacilar event of football season was the crowning of the Queen, where each Devwlette marched with a nember of the football souad fOllOWlHg a beautiful blue and white tloat upon which the Queen s throne was mounted The Devilettes are a peppv group of girls that furnished plenty of pep for both football and basketball seasons Next fall when back at W H b the Devilettes will be backing their team with the same pep and loyalty that has made this year the most out standing in the history of the Pep Clubs at Walters High WALTERS H S BAND The d D band now consisting of 57 members has spent quite an active year under the direction of Wrs Marguerite Smith They played and performed stunts at the half of all home football games Their first trip out of town was to a football game at Tipton Later in the fall they attended a Band festival at Nichita Falls, and made a very good showing ln December they went to Lawton and helped out that neighboring town in celebrating Industrial Week there The last of January they gave a nice Band Concert to a very large and attentive crowd Also that month they played for a county teacher's meeting, and put on an assembly program In February they went to Hardin College for a two day Band clinic Much was learned there and a very good time was had by all, especially those who were lucky to be guests of Wichita millionaires March came and we went to a Band contest at Waurika where many individual Band students won several first, second and third ratings In marching out Band placed third 1B Class B division, which 1sn't bad for a young band. The month of May came and a lovely concert was held, w1nd1ng up a most colorful band year. T V A ' ' 1 ' i c i c A T - M ' H . W . V t , , ' Q1 V- T ,A E 5 If ft v a c 4, c, L , T ef S A',. i' ', i H l, t' I t li l ul 1' 3 ' s 1 4 1 ' , ' 1? Q 'E s. T Q a ,Z 4 ' tn 2 - N ' L P1 I ,,, A T . A 9 ,'T- 1 e T ,irq ln this meeting they decided to give the club a definite name, N twrl - , - . d I1 J ,y t 1, . . . 'T . Q C L . W . 1 1 ' , l, P5 ' X ' . . I l V A 1 - ' x - 4 I I 1 . Vw., . T . I - l I 1 y . . . . up-..,..-.- www 41. WW 'X f-js I4 X 1 , 'YJ v-X' 1,24 ww af, ,A il man? o-avi ppQn-un-qgggl lv'-nuts-n ix li- JG- 52. 1 5 r'.1' du ,S THE GIRLS' GLBE CLUB OF WALTERS HIGH SCHOOL The Girls' Club with a membership of thirty, contains a great deal of talent and leadership.Much of the program material forchapels and service clubs have been taken from this group. They all participated in the annual Christmas Cantata, HTHE WONDROUS STORYH, and the Easter Cantata, EASTBRTIDEH, by either singing in the chorus or performing in the pageants. On May nth, these girls sang in the Conference Music Festival at Harlow. The officers for the first and second semesters respectively, were: Presidents: Janice Reynolds and June Mershon. Vice Presidents: Peggie Sorrow and Jo Nell Moorman. Secretaries: Sue Price and Bobbie Smith The names of the members are, Janice Boyer, Freda Daugherty, Billie Elliott, Melva Evans, Joy Gillespie, Gwen Grimes, Marie House, Violet Irvin, Gloria Jenkins, Mary Ann Kurtz, June Mershon, Jo Nell Hoorman, Devonna Minnich, Joe Anne McClung, Jean Park, Stella Mae Phillips, Sue Price, Janice Reynolds, Lois June Riggles, June Roller, Bobbie Smith, Peggie Sorrow, Ann Stamper, Joan Sutherland, Barbara Taylor, Lois Turner, Joyce Williams, Janell Phillips, Barbara Turner, Pat Mathis. ,-g,--,.----- v---fs-rrvwul' svn-ww www-wall 0'-'-Ivwnnu ,SWE 3 THE FRESHHAN GIRLS' CHORUS OF WALTERS HIGH SCHOOL The Freshman Girls have a membership of forty five. They have done sohe very fine A Capello singing and show promise of splendid material for the High School Club for next year. They have taken part in both the Christmas and Easter Cantatas and in the Music Festival at the Conference meet. They have sung for all the service clubs and for some of them a number of timesg and have taken part in many chapel programs and gave a half hour radio broadcast this spring. The officers for the first and second semesters respectively, were: Presidents: Coleen Froman and Dorothy Holcomb. Vice Presidents: Donna Lee Jones, and Sue Harris. Secretaries: Glenna Edgar and Chloe Ann Burnaugh. These are the members: Mary Elizabeth Anderson, Novella Barnett, Taleatha Burleson, Chloe Ann Burnaugh, Maxine Calfy, Ethel Davis, Katherine Denham, Glenna Edgar, Clara Mae Ezzell, Marline Faulkner, Dean Franklin, Coleen Froman, Beatrice Gonzales, Ada Hart, Leta Mae Hartman, Sue Harris, Thella Haynie, Doris High, Joyce Jenkins, Donna Lee Jones, Gloria Jones, Jane Nershon, Deedrie Meyer, Odessa Noon, Betty Lou Noorman,Dorothy Murphy, Dorothy Nelson, Delma Rae O'Neal, Patsy Potts, Delores Priddy, Ima Jean Pruitt, Wilma Ramey, Carol Ann Ruyle, Jo Nell Shepherd, Betty Stevens, Dorothy Thompson, Dorothy Hol- comb, Dixie Jo Wilson, Ada Mae NcCaig, Clentis Norton, Linda Berry, Doris Ramey, LaNelle Carlile, and Patsy Lou Thompson. - unnnnun-wr an-snupnmblmv' n-nqlmuq-gg The Walter Chapter of Future Homemakers of America have 50 members as follows: Anderson, Mary Elizabeth Berry, Linda Jean Carlile, La Nelle Chambers, Jeannie Colston, Jo Ann Crawford, La Donna Davis, Ethel Daugherty, Freda Durbin, Bobbie Nell Ezzell, Clara Mae Faulkner, Marlene Froman, Coleen Gillispie, Joy Hancock, Pat Hart, Ada Hedrick, Wanda High, Doris House, Marie Irvin, Violet Jenkins, Gloria Jones, Donna Lee Jones, Gloria Kinney, Peggy Kurtz, Mary Ann Mallow, Betty Jo McAl1ster, Wanda Mershon, Barbara Meyer, Deedrie Meyer, Lavenia Mitchell, Wilma F Moon, Odessa O'Neal, Delma Rae Park, Wilma Jean Patten, Lavenia Phillips, Donnye Phillips, Marilyn this year, the members are Phillips, Stella Mae Potts, Parsye Price, Sue Priddy, Delores Reynolds, Janice Roller, June Ruyle, Carol Ann Sheppard, Jo Nell Stamper, Ann Swinford, Stella Jo Thompson, Dorothy Moorman, Betty Lou 711 1 w n 1 LT'6u1 ff tam N 1 11 tmffy 5 1 Y 1 F 1 Ylbh TF 11 f 1 G 1 1 VUV1 5 V10 HIV O1 1U 1 1nH 1 1 Q ,C1 1 r Q F wr IH PY fe f1r fxprxo 1 hi 1 H 1 1mm in ure 13 tHe wont '1rt1wt H UT Nf1oCr1,x 1 P1r mncluded the laudle 1 1nDta11at1on of 11f1Cerv in 1n1t11t10n of HPM m wbnru 91 4Ww19w r P wn111 w d1QTY1Cl Lf11PrwW11 towferen 1 D Q 1 19f 4 W1 HU 1 1 1 om L end thv wttte of uturp ouem1L6rQ ne were represented at the gtgte P1111 b1 59 memherw nur L11h lotherw and thrQ9 other Mother: an the 3dv1,er nALTEHS CHEPYRR UF VVYYRH HUWKHAKHRS HQLIJZ Hfwmdrz ivn HVTLfM'iu Q1 wrsi 711g1m4, Jw: w fic 111111ffr: H.'1'e'f '11, fe' H Qtnt Qffzpwrs: U m rv Ph1111y1, Vrvs1JPntg A11wa Ptyw Y1tcMP11, VICE 1 e'1'1e111tg 11 1141 l11111,a11iP, Sf2'cir111,r1r11 gf Tr? ' ITKETQ fl 111111 11 51' rd, Kwpwrtvri Wuriw Hwwgv, Hi twr1uug Harp AH1 Klrtz and H11wu JYJH Parks, Snug 1,1111-i1 1'sj 11'1r11ni+' 14ff,1f11w11ia, YHV11'1'111111t.'1ri:1r1g L'1.1r1i111H 1411vrts, .11i rg Ira, F1 hwrlt wuW Hir11r Mwwsv, f1w1 HwtMpr5. rutu 5 Humvufklrs of Amerlcn is THQ natioun1 Or1au1:gt'Ou of r'1' 1 it 1' h newwHQ1uv in ' niur : , 5vu1vn' E1 H ,' 15015. he 19 k toy IH r ft lrttvr and 1n1pi, M019 11 Q 2', j,ne. We thin? t,,t NH1y1Wi t 3316 hagyv HUWP5, 1 ' 1 d in TWP fut ., 1' 1 , ' 1mVc 1, t inf tMnt youth Can dw ft .HW - Hd' H1GH 11JHts for cur Wn1tQrs Vhuptvr this y L ' , Q , - 1iQHt cvrewwvy for th? ' ' ' 11 A, S 1 d ' ' 'L ' . ,' ,e' -'rg U 'wQ 1': .fs fn IH, A. 111 fM1f '- ' fff- f1' E 1 1 CP belt h,rf U:tQ1 1th, 19475 ati 1 r tvo ily trii to Ukldh 1a 'ity to att f 1 . Rn11y F H 1' 1': -. 7 ' , ? I . 1 1: I J F, ' 1 5 F, . . ' G liitl 01' - L. - ' - 4 ' at Nur. , The F.F.A. started with a bang this year by taking the first place in judging teams in poultry at the state fair, along with having first place individuals. Then they lapsed into the trend of trying to learn how to milk a cow,feed the chickens and sow the wheat. The monotony was broken by a winning poultry-judging team at the Oklahoma City Poultry Show, with Jesse Shepard gaining first place individual. The local chapter plans to have a livestock show and sale around the sixteenth of March. There will be no prize money given for placing in the show but the business men have promised a top noch price for all livestock sold. A boxing tournament is planned again this year with trophies given in the different weight brackets. The proceeds are to be used to pay off the remainder of the debt on the new F F.A. barn,completed last spring. Plans are being made for Fred Harris to enter the State F F.A. Oratory Contest held at A. K M. College along with State F. E1 A. convention. The poultry team will judge in a contest held at the time of the convention at Stillwater. 5 -Inq mme i , T ' luv ---.q 'rr 1 , 3 za? 21 5453? ,W X ff? asf if 1 X , i I I 'Y fr ' 1 1 k X x y Qt me '-1 4 Q . i V '14 WALTEHS HIGH SCHOOL Llfklhl CLUB The year of '46 has been the Cradle for somethinw new in the hnlters High School Library. With the help of their sponsor, Hrs. Hewett, the girls began the makings of the Walters hiuh Semxd Library Club. The girls began by electing Hirhiw Settle, senior, as their president and LaDonna Crawford, innior, as their secre- tary-treasurer. lhe new officers and members beqan work on the library system and within n few weeks, had the library uoinu stwwmx lhe Qirls took great pride when they received their pins, sywbol- 'z' i tleir new vrganization. The pins were gold, open books, in i int 1 i scribed with the letters, W.H.S.L.C., and chain vuards with the year no, connected. The officers also had beautiful pins uit? var- responding officer guards. The Qif15 f0PV64 Off YN? YUJV HIY5 - ST. Patric3k's party. lhese girls have set the foundation for a fine part uf nalters Hivh and they look forward to the continuation and growth of their nrwicirgauization, The Walters High School Library Club. MEMBERS GF THE WALTERS HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY CLUB Dickie Settle, La Donna Crawford, Barbara Turner, Pat Hwncouh, Leoui Fhillibs, Phelan lleteher I l A lene Quson Bettv Herrin Dixie Wilson, Beatrice Gonzales, Wynewa iirtin Jean fo Ston, 'i V . , t , QSSFA . ' M T E ,w,a. 1 ' :gf 231 , Q W .,.. ,Q Sf P gSP1ggl - f Ng? ' fe Qfg . Q S K J? s 1' The Walters T. and I. Club, Chapter No. 7, the school year 47-48 with 18 members. Ralph Correll, J. A. Edgemon, Ray Manuel---Thompson Theater Mildred Fletcher---Beas Beauty Shop Kenneth Copeland---Pickett Truckline Herbert Hart---J. C. Jones Co. Peggy Kinney---Frank Parrish Ins. Dorothy MaGee---Wards Hardware Max Parrish---Walters Airport Doris Weir---Armstrong's Variety -V E ff' . - F3 r it tr,, I Q E S T s, A 10 we 1 4550 of the Oklahoma T. and I. Club started Martha Pickett---M. 8 D. Freight Lines Coe Vella Potts, Kenneth Smart Merriotts Dry Goods Jeannie Chambers---Dr. Thompson Eugene Smith---McDonald Equip Harold Swanson---OK Tire and Supply LouiseSylvester---Baptist Church Emogene Turner---Toots Gilliam Jewelery The Club engaged zn several UCtlUlfi6S durzng the School yearg an znltlatlon a wezner roast, a Chr1stmas party, a Valentine Party. In October the Tlub ordered jackets and emblems. The club bubllshed a paper,HThe T 6 I Chattern, once a month. The club also plans tu attend state camp near Turner Falls, May 28, 29, go and 31. Officers of our club were: President ---------- Ralph Correll Vice President ----- Herbert Hart Secretary ---------- Louzse Sylvester Sargent at Arms ---- Eugene Smith Reporter ----------- Peggze Kznney fx 1 'PcDCl'Li1c'f7glom 0 . XfEl'n'lcfi11 af if if .Ar ' z '-asians 23, ESA ,35 1 n-li--Q Q ,, wqg S ffs. 3815 - 'qv 1 Z fd . ,A -,..x,,.z M r A lvl r ,- ' .,-T . .1 4' ,Y H. 45.4, 1 f ,, . .X 1 ,f- ru .W- 35.21 .,g54LQp3, V ' ' 'Wkiifa-. ' . I, ..- Q., V la . p- Vw Y P :- xv sw ww 1 4 l ,W VS ffvf .1 '111',-2TJ'H1'ff'1' u .'1,'ifWf1 it f'vw,1'U.1lI Ilfi, Yvswffl ' I H ff 'lf N UJ1 ,- . i ii'! ' 111 -'-v 'i iw Tm- yffljw,-jw'IiQ I' fwrrr, , ,, ,,,, ,,,,g,,,,,,,,, ,jwvy-K f 1 - 'A- 'A--'fi ,.11,1,,'1 'HJ f 'W ' W' ' H'Wg' H' 'fwf 'W'm '-MSNYVVH iq Wn ' ' 'NW-M' ffff ' 'A ----' '---flETLW UU V'wM ' 'H H--'W W'H '-A' fff- M!-fVUVLh OC T WA-'H ' W WW f -Wnvfwwwn-WXVMIRA w 'S' W ' 'f 'ff' - f' '-'H-M-AW--NYNI xl w w ' 'kkffhf W'--'P- --'fu-A-W-Wiki A 15 +f W ' f f EWU-AWKWA'- W +w --'--A- P PUfhlVH ff jQ'? 'W '- '-'- - -W'Wn '------'WYXJVQP -L K -imlllri 9: ' Moy5 uvrw wuw J mn All uwufwrvuvw fvnm. fMHy wvrv lliya, Vwmlvvg Rwnvus NmhNwwksy, HALL: JIWWX Nihwug wi Jwuimr Hwwn, Und. ix 'jfwzv mv N- :vw Mem --m T'+w'1r'T. 1 A HE Ui'uYNN VN5Y1ig5 Nwi 4fvfHH IHAW w4fCuT. 'rrll Ywuvw u1Q Tw 'Emfl gwH'w. qw ,Hynm'5g f'i L4l'vmn FWMfHV1 nwrf GUY YWUNPY Ula. vs way? nf our sucgwif Tw Hr. muff And Yr. NwVTwu wha mr ru'1rcLXu,m!1f'w. I I The Basketball season was very good this year. Walters won 15 games out of 22 games. The scores were as follows: WE - v THEY AHPEATONE 25 22 LAWTON 13 IQ AHPEATONE 27 28 RYAN 28 24 WAURIKA 19 18 Conference Tournment COMMANCHE 27 26 COMMANCHE 18 8 HARLOW 30 17 'il- V L - 30 16 3 .a. IAA 26 32 RAT'QETT 23 20 County Tournment .li cATONE io 9 WAURIKA 24 32 TEMPLE 37 17 MARLOW 24 16 COM ANCHE 25 29 RYAN 46 35 LAWTON 29 36 RYAN 42 35 TEHRLE 27 16 FLETCHER 38 18 District Tournment ELGIN 16 17 Q31-Score Opponents Score 4 490 WALTERS BASKETBALL TLAl consisted of Junior Moon Pete Robinson Jimmy Wilson Cotton Taylor James Roy Thac Bill Nelson Kent Tomah James Phillips Frank Kinney Eldro Potter Jesse Sheppard Ralph Thorne ker Mr. Gore was their Coach LF' 'Q I 57 BASE Eldro Potter Ralph Thorne James Hickmon Walter Pope Jesse Sheppard Reaves Nahwoosky Ronald Williams Gene Wilson Kent Tomah Pete Robinson Junior Hoon BALL TEAM 12. 15. 14. 15. io. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. Bill Nelson Frank Kinney Lnwnyne Jones Ralph Criewald Leon Wilson Kendal Bnles Hilton Walker Johnny Parrish Bill Boyer Cotton Taylon Paul Marsh Hr. Gordon Gore, Coarh SENIOR HIGH TRACK TEAM BACK ROW -- Jimmy Wilson, James Roy Thacker, John Earl Taylor, Junior Moon, Bill Nelson, James Phillips. FRONT ROW -- lCoaChl J. D. Norton, Kent Tomah, De Witt Adkins, Jesse Sheppard Reaves Nahwooksy, Ronald Williams. 22 i 1 ,,. Q E., , A gg2.LA V.., ,T ,.a g 5 ,,a 4 I g S f A 'A I T ' X A K init! u-a-4-11 gig.-Q puvurn-ulllnlluiuun . . 3, 5 5 ' 35 8 JUNIOR HIGH BASKET BALL TEAM 47-48 BACK ROW -- Clyde Lee Chemah, Leonard Sisk, Thomas Landls Robert Berendzen Melvin Copeland, Kelly Poemaceah, Alvin Moon Bllly Luke FRONT ROW -- iCoachJ J. C. Norton, Andrew Pope, Billy Dav1s, Dav1d Tettleton GAMES Ahpeatone Lawton Ahpeatone Commanche Commanche Harlow Temple Waurika Ahpeatone Elmer Edgmon, Donald Hathway, Billy Reece Owens Bruce Reed JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM GAMES Randlett Waurika Temple Harlow Commanche Ryan Lawton Ryan We were very proud of our Jun1or High Basketball Team th1s year They were wznners of the County Tournament and were also Conference -my G o 'WWW JUNIOR HIGH TRACK TEAM 47-48 BACK ROW -- Clyde Lee Chemah, Robert Berendzen, Kelly Peomoceah, Basil Johnson FRONT ROW -- lCoaChJ J. D. Norton, Billy Davis, Bruce Reed, Alvin Moon, Elmer Edgemon, Billy Luke, Billy Reece Owens. rm ' I 5 5g5m1 m rw, Q? AVIS? ,fi 32Q 2E Xen , + W V' if .- W 'I Qi. QQQY fm mm. 'Q s, . . 1 Mavis BOXING CLUB TOP ROW -- Dewitt Adkins, Tony Koma, Corky Kidd BOTTOM ROW -- Kelly Pomecoah, Reaves Nahwoosky, Kent Tomah HQ A 'wp- --sm 'k 'Ir ak' ,f ' J Q V 'Y J , Hufkiucnfhlvfflcnlu evvvm'J'1'tA AG' V-'M FOOTBALL QUEEN LaTrell Pence GX QQ?-Mm ALL ROUND BOY Fred Harris Peggne Sorrow ALL ROUND GIRL MPP? 'EKU Nw ,,... sa.. 'ix CARNIVAL QUEEN new smith gk b xv N X gsm-Sf vc N Q 'V' x X '95 agua., 'VN M' Q ww R N X X x-lx LTERS HIGH TURKEY QUEEN Iamce eynold FTS.. K .J I . fr 1 , , ,.:,.. , . Ilmw -? M b . - fygliaas-Qs , ks E W X' s ,V N Am N , -xx :yg5Ni?7 X ' 11. 5 I VALEDICTORIAN Tommy I-Ilgd on Disaprovable! Grief! Horror! ,f W' fo ff , 5 'fji .QN. L. .j g ' Qi 3--,5 A ,Q ' 'Q QQ ..,, r 'J x , .1 '. A f ,1s' H . wvl, '- ,X K 41132 , V wMi,Q .-.. . ,,, . ci w,4x, . ww? 1 iifi, .1 1' s'qa qiffi ff A-A 554 sl, E -. ' ' dk , x ggi 3 lg. . J 1 , 1 ,, W SY, 3 P ,fws ' 6 U96 Gaff, Ha '55 fi o , Rx I 1 M s QQ . xx , Ben- ldjct. IQH xx ,gffjix .3 'gf X 5 v' 'R O Y XC Yoh? fwi, II5 , -X35 owl Xeaiure, hier ' fi amd LAO? X' P iqi'x x Y '41, iw Q 1 Xxw IH., ll b 3 if 9 R' '? Wxgu f X April Fools! ',a ,,..:.:Q -. -3TH Fifth HOU 3 F Speech C A lub IQ. i f A ,L , I , U0 :EQ r SRX X ACCHSaI1OH W A 1 'I 5 e4 Tlred? N worrfwm M- I YOU WOULD LOOK LIKE THIS TOO IF YOU TRIED TO MAKE AN ANNUAL! Editor ----------- Associate Editor- Business Managers----- Activity Editors- Sports Editors--- Class Editor--- Picture Editor--- Favorites Editor- June Mershon Janzce Reynolds Dan Gene B1gbee, Junzor Moon Ann Stamper Fred Harris, Jimmy W1lSDH Barbara Taylor Stella PhzLL1ps Lo1s Turner Publsshgd EIGIHIIB COMPIIV 'Il I u..m.mvQ.l.m. by WA IV ,M lin'