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

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1953 volume:

E -Qi? 1-, -4,5 'S 3, 2 1 -Q -:HAH fix , , 1 Q I? A .rf T 13 , gf ?:EQ' .-.4 3 - - .: A 1:7 r 'il 3, O g 2 S- ' V .f f v-.1 , mzfmd 6 19 5 3 'l he dnnual Staff 0 WALTERS HIGH SCHOOL. Walters. Oklahoma f X -' Q' li? ' . Fr. tr-M X LEFT TO RIGHT: Dr. Mollie Scism, Memberg Mr. E. B. Cawood, Superintendentg Tom L. Mullins, jr., Vice-President, J. W. Holt, Presidentg Morris D. Philpott, Clerkg P. H. Berendzen, Memberg Mrs. Cecilia Mershon, Secretary. Board UI Education J W1 MR. E. B. CAWOOD, Superintendent MR, A, B, THURMAN, Principal MRS. CECILIA MERSHON, Secretary xg. Miss JOAN AKIN B.S., Oklahoma A Sc M Art MRS. VIRGINIA ANDERSON B.S., Southeastern Freshman 8: Sophomore English MRS. MARY JANE BRADFORD li. A ., Oklahoma College for Women junior-Senior English 8: Speech Dramatics Coach MR. :IAMFS BRADFORD B.A. Fd., Fast Central M. Fd., Oklahoma University High School Mathematics 114 MR. PHIL BALL B.s., A. B., M. Ed. South Carolina University Junior High Math and Coach MR, CHARLES HALL B. S., Emporia State Band 10 MR. ALVIN HAND B.S., Southwestern Chemistry S Guidance I MISS CHARLOTTE HARBERT B. A., Southeastern Vocal Music MRS. MAXINF HAND B.S., Southwestern Commerce I l .L I .C M ISS MARGARET HENDERSON I3.S., Oklahoma University Vocational Home Ifconomics MRS. LECIL HEWETT B.S., Oklahoma College for Women Study Hall 8: Librarian I MRS. LORENE KERR B.S., Central State junior High Social Science MRS. MARY BETH I.eGRAND B.S., Oklahoma University Spanish 81 Junior High English . 1 P 2 QQ , f .- ...iii-1? MRS. GLADYS MERSHON Central 8a Oklahoma University Senior High History ,s.v. I 1 . P I ' - 3 MISS LOU NICHOLSON B.S., Northeastern Health 81 Safety St Girls Phy. F MR. BILL SPANN B.S., Oklahoma A 8: M Junior High Science 8: Asst. Coach . A 'z 0 '- ra -9 MR. BILL SMITH I B.S., Oklahoma A 8: M Vocational Agriculture MR. WILLIAM L. STOUT B. S., Central State College General Science 81 Biology MR. W. O. WHITE B. S., Southeastern Arts 8: Jr. High Coach Q -...dgff fl , 1 I Q 0 -5 'f1:D- 3? J -' 3' a .- F SONNY BATES President N s . , qv R 1 ff ' Y Y? 'I ' x , . 1 ' f Eh Z f' I I JIMMIE BRIGHT Ahh- DORIS CHURCHWEL ,L 2 JL vw f .1331 VA X.l. 'R A' 3 4 v. I ,f mx Ai, 5 3 . , ,V -ob, , '? ' 'A 1 x . . mf . 5' N. Q. .7 .. 2 , 5 . Yi '-x.,' I ., 1 F A URI X 1, f .X A Q, IE gmyf ww: cag.q,u mmm-1.1, wxfwrsf li,-HNI'fWiii KE-KIM! IDVVQLL x 1 . it 1- 3 , F .1 w,g,b0k' 'Q Q I W.. 1 I 17 r if 3 I K , if A -'53, hw 'ng li 3' 5 ,, V 19 ' tag ,I 4 . I f f 1-A' r , ' Y 4 'N' . - ' Q 4' '- 'Qin 7 15135 P lv L .- Q l ag 4 idly- E? f 9 K SWE: it i E X . KN, . X .,, Ef'f1Q A if -fy-'W aw 'A . 5' sfg- M . fs? f -YT '-4' If-35 .4 ' 1 ,av 'W' JIMMY 1r1,y.fr4iHfqR NORMA 1fI,rsTQiHf2R RICHARD 1-'Lrin ., ff -Q - 'N 6, V .grimy Q '0 'q - .9114 . 1 x ,Q 'P-o + X L 'Q--M' 'P ,R X, X h. V x t +mf W . 'v If s , 1 5 ig KIKNXI' YH LSREfIfN Il 'XY H:XNl'Y -I l .'KNIfVI I'I II.-XNNXH.-'xii N1:KR'I'H:'x H. xHRISl5N of N. 'L M '36 v-fnsvf' -uf JO ANN HARTK1.-XN .-KIJCKIC IIOODIiNPYLIi ,YVDY HOOD!-fNPYLfi ICIJXKIN HOWARD 0' , ,,,, E' 45 'Vs as N-of W -qui' -Y A. 'fx' P IUNI-. JACKSON BILLY LD KURTZ BILLY JALK LLL '22 in its --,f ,.-.-4 xt mII.1-Y Owl-Ns ' f 1 ,,,,, L V3 '..':'3 0 vw-.. P! , 5 X r levi. :ggi Q9 . K' -1' j P W -I 51 W L ' E jf X ' U' I X L. s LII X - f DAVID PERRY ANDREW POPE JIMMY SHEPPARIJ 'Amin c- pu-hu. - qx an 'V' 3 ? in Z ELLA SUE THOMPSON T' 'xv I0 Wu: ll? GAIL VARNER LA DEAN WILEY ROGER WILLARD X . 2 rx - SJ! ' I ' Q 1, S-E' KZ? ,,, ,3 YN!-Q, ?' TOMMY WILLIAMS MONZELL WILSON DONALD BROOKS 1 ,M 11? - . . ,F A A ,refs-Q. in JOAN PFNDERGRAFT BARBARA JOHNSON JOYCE BURCH SHARON CLARK X, 1 Oh, those leis were prettyf -C X754 The food was good, the decorations were pretty, the girls were lovely, and the boys were there, too. J .3 , argl, . f my-, , far A e, la ll We the class of 1953 In the town of Walters, County of Cotton and the State of Oklahoma berng of sound mtnd and body do hereby make our last wrll and testament I DAVID PFERY, leave my abrlxty to get down the halls to anyone who thrnks he rs short enough to maneuver as I do I HFRSHEL GANDY will my abllrty never to study and stlll make passing grades to anyone who dunks he can et Veralene and June to slt by him next year I Z LLA SUE THOMPSON wrll my senror Pep Club umform to those Junior grrls who thought they could frll xt better than I It s s1zeIO I JIMMY EDGMON will my abrlxty to be the Romeo of all girls all through school unul my Junior year and then land a wonderful lrl llke Sylvia to anyone who has that much abrlrty I KELVER DOWLEN wr l my abllxty to sleep rn shop wrth all the machinery runnrng to Guy Ross Carter I FLROY COOPER wrll my abrlxty to go steady wrth two grrls at one trme to anyone that thinks he can do lf for three days I BILLY JACK I EE wrll my abrlxty to get out of class to anyone who thinks he can et away wrth It I KAY CAMPBELL wrll my Marme Ersenhower bangs to anyone who thinks she woul look as well xn them as I do I ROGER WILLARD leave my excess werght and ears to any lower-classman who thrnks that he can stand up under the strain and remarn mentally well balanced We, JEANETTE HANNABASS and EVELYN EPP wxll our abrlrty to walk out of study hall to anyone who ns smart enou h not to et caught I WANZA CLIFSTON wrll my abrlrty to be In the band five and one-half years and snll play the wrong notes at the n ht trme and the nght notes at the wrong trme to Max Thorne and Forest Colston I GROWAL A FRANKLIN wrll my abllrty to go wrth only one boy untll I was a Senior and then go wrth them all to anyone who can do If I KENNETH GREEN wrll my lazrness on the football field to Jerry Davrs and Phrllrp Kerr I EDWIN HOWARD will my basket ball Jersey to Ronald Howard I hope that he can do a better Job of frllrn rt than I drd We JOAN PENDEGRAFT and CAROL LEMONS grve out abrlxty to skrp last hour study hall to Mmnre Ruth Swmford and Ramona Davls Ho e they can get away with lt as well as we dxd I MASON CRANFORD will my abr rty to foul out before the half rn basketball to anyone who thinks he can keep or break my record I JIMMY RAY FLETCHER wnll my abrlxty to sleep In study hall and get by with lf t0 anyone who needs the slee I DA E DUTTON will my abllrty to be as dumb as I am In school and still get throu t anyone who wants lt I BILLY REECE OWENS wrll my spot as quarter back on the football team to Frank Kerr hoping that Cooper approves of hrs plays more than he drd of mme We SONNY BATES and DICK FLETCHER wrll the putlfball machines to Richard Harris and Delmas Thorne, although rt seems as rf they already have enough We KENNETH GREEN and ELROY COOPER wrll the Walton sisters Shrrley and Katherlne to any low er classman who can stand to keep the late hours that they do and not get caught by the coaches I NORMA FLETCHER wall my ablhty to stay rn town but lrve tn the country to Faye Petty I MARTHA HARRISON wrll my name Kmk to Delores Bridges It flts her too We, VERALENE EDGMON and JUNE JACK ON, will our ablhty to be as old and act as young be as mean and act as good, to any two grrls who can keep up wlth us I VERALENE EDGMON belng of sound mxnd and not enough body do hereby wxll to Beverly Anderson my talent for makrng myself lrresrstable to the man of my chorce and marryrng hxm my senxor year I JUNE JACKSON, wrll my drgnrfied mckname BUGS to June Sanders and rf she doesn t want xt to anyone who will keep that frne old name as clear and u standrng as I have I BARBARA JOHNSON wxll my abrlxty to get along wr everyone and stxll have a brg mouth to Kather- ine Walton althou h she doesn t need rt. We SYLVIA YWONNE ALICE JEANETTE VERALFNE MARTHA and SUE w1ll our places on the pa er staff to the Jumor girls who thank they can take as much blame for things as we drd and still survrve JO ANN HARTMAN wrll my her ht to Jame Evans for I hear that she needs ll I MONZELL WILSON wrll my abr nty to make Mrs Bradford mad to Phrllrp Kerr who rs so unconscrous that he can et by wrth lt too We MASOQNI CRANFORD and MONZELL WILSON wrll our abxlxty to stay out late partying a lot, and stlll make It to school to Max Thorne and Forest Colston Don t ever give up We JIMMIE BRIGHT and DAVID PEERY wtll the job of delrvenng groceries without turning comers very fast to an one who can frll the Job I BARBARA BURTON wrll ny nxckname, 'SNOZ to anyone who thrnks she can get kldded about If all the trme and not et mad. I JUDY HOODENPYLE wxll my sweet lady lxke ways to Anita Norman and hope that she takes advan ta e of them SYLVIA COPELAND will my abxlrty to get engaged before school was out to Sherry McDonald for she mrght need that abrlxty rn the near future I EFFIE BRIDGES wxll my abxllty to get excused from study hall so many times to anyone else who can do xt We RAY HANEY and ORA CORRELL wrll to Dan Llttle and John Mumford our ablllty to slt rn class and talk the whole hour on anythrng rangrn from bmldrng a space station to Manlyn Monroe and hope they can fxll our space boots and not blow a rociet tryxng I, BILLY LUKE do hereby wall my abrlrty to torment Mrs Bradford and not get thrown out of class to Garland Petty I JOYCE BURCH will my small debanng abxlrry to Carol Lemons who wrll need rt 1f she rs planmng to get married I MR HAND wzll my posruon as sponsor of the Semor class wrth all its headaches of planmng trrps, concessxons graduauon et cetera, to any teacher who mlght be chantable enoxgh to ask for rt for another ear y I MRS BRADFORD, will my pos1t1on as co-sponsor of the Senror Class to one of the other teachers and Heaven help her' 1 I 1 I 1 1 , . 1 4 1 , 4 , s s E . 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Glass Prophecy Dear Mom and Dad As I was about to take off todav for London one of the passengers on mv arrplane was my former Englrsh rnstructor Mrs Bradford We bagan talkrng about our adventures whrle rn Hrgh School She sard she had kept rn touch wrth all her former students SONNY BATPS rs now the owner of the Csrtv Drug whrch he purchased from hrs uncle rn law Harrv Collrns SYLVIA COPI' LAND and JIMMY IDC MON are happrlv mrrrred and have ten chrldren Thev lrve rn Walters where rmmv rs rn the rron and steel busrness EFFIF BRIDCI S and FNFI YN I PP are now runnrng a dancrng school rn C orum JIMMII' BRIGHT and THOMAS BURTON are professronal evangelrsts IHOMAS leads the srngmg whrle JIMMIF passes the collectron plate BARBARA BURTON rs now runnrng for C ongresswomfrn from the state of Mrssourr KAY CAMPBELL DORIS C HURCHWPLL and WANXA C I Il' TON now own 1 be mtv salon rn New York C rrv and are dorng qurte well wrth the mudpacks YNONNF COBB AI ICF HOODI NPYLI and SUI' THOMPSON own a speedw rv rn Indrana polls Thev drrve therr own cars and vfrn most ofthe races because ofthe excellent begrnnrng thev had rn drrvrng whrle rn Hrgh School FLROY COOPPR rs teachrng frrst grade at Temple where hrs wrfe IA DI KN XXII FY rs superrntendent of schools CBV the wav that s the orrlv wav he could get a rob teachrng school D ORA CORRFII and RAY HANI-Y own a space shrp reprrr shop at Apheatone They have rust returned from a trrp to Mars MASON CRANFORD rs now rn Venezuela wrth hrs wrfe the former JO ANN H 'IRIMAN H rs a mule skrnner for an engrneerrng corporatron KELNPR DOWLFIN and DALF DUTTON are teachrng agrrculture classes at Oklahoma N 8: M VERALENF FDGMON rs strll happrlv marrred and has seven lrttle quarterbacks GROWALDA FRANKLIN rs now coachrng the Globe Trotters and has been around the world five trmes JIMMY FLFTCHFR now owns half of Cotton County and rs a successful farmer NORMA FLFTC HFR whose name wasn t changed because she marrred RIC HARD FLFTCH ER lrves rn a house one block from the Whrte House KENNETH GRFFN and BILI Y LUKF have rust returned home from two years actrve duty rn Turkey Both brought back Turkrsh brrdes and are establrshrng a Turkrsh bath house rn W alters JEANNETTI- HANNABASS rs one ofthe top ten drsc Jockeys of the Lnrted States MONZFLL WILSON has frnallv hooked MARTHA HARRISON They obtarned a free weddrng from Martha s father and a free receptron by the boys at Fort Bennrng Georgra JLDY HOODFNPYLE rs the frrst reallv outstandrng woman drrector rn Hollvwood EDWIN HOWARD rs a pool rnstructor at Jake s Pool Hall rn Walters now owned bv BILI Y JACK LFE JIJNF JACKSON BILLY JACK S wrfe rs rackrng balls and settrng up prns BILLY RFFCF OW FNS rs teachrng speech at O L where Mrs Bradford rs workrng for her Doctors Degree rn Speech DAVID PERRY and ANDRFW POPF are somewhere between here and the moon Thev plan to be the frrst humans to reach the moon and return safely JIMMY SHFPPARD rs punchmg cattle out rn West Texas He makes 35 OOO a week PROFFSSOR FAIL WARNER rs the Amerrcan Hrstory and Inglrsh rnstructor rn dear old Walters Hrgh School ROGER WILLARD rs presrdent of the Phrlco Corporatron He was able to clrmb to thrs posrtron so raprdly because of hrs experrence as presrdent of the Student Councrl hrs Senror year rn school TOMMY WILLIAMS and DONALD BROOKS now own Cqrsco s rn Lawton and have made rt rnto a refrned tea room for elderly ladres BILLY ED KURTZ and HFRSHEL GANDY have frnally gotten out of Hrgh School They sard rt was a long hard pull Oh yes, our Senror sponsor, Mr Hand has Just returned from New Orleans He had been there ever srnce the Senror Trrp rn '53 Seems as though he was strll lookrng rn the French Quarter for some of the Senror boys Your son, Davrd A I Y I 1 , '.'.' . 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Glass Hlstury C OLORS Orchid and White MOTTO Life is our college Nlav we graduate well IOXU R Xhite Orc t and earn some honors Alcott On the morning of September 5 041 sou might have neard mixed expressions of feelings toward school like Hurrv momma hurrv o llon wanna go Uon wanna go But when thev were all finallv assembled t was the most gorgeous arrav of iuvenxle delinquents vou have ever seen If the te xchers could have called the oll of those who entered that dav and would finish their time together it would have read something like this bvlvia Copeland leanette Hanna bass Billv ld Kurtz Billv ack l ee une lackson Billv Reece Owens Neralene Park David first learned our social graces in dancing also how to plan bear bv the old tin house The vears passed swiftlv lnl soon we found ourselves graduating from grade school V were then caught up in the hurrv and flurrv of junior Hlgh School with lockers fortv eleven teachers crowded halls and NIO RIC lbbl 5 Then came the verv enlightening vear when we were l'rosh We learned that we werent nearlv as big when we got there as we thought we would be That was the vear when we gained so many pupils from the out lvmg districts Nlext the Nophomore year with the Junior benior Banquet highlighting the vears events We had a lot of fun serving singing and dancing uniors almost there This was the vear of our frrst class play, and did we have funll Again the junior benior Banquet was a gay time with guitars plaving beautiful music, corsages falling off bare shoulders sweat running down our backs and softly lighted candles glowing In front of already too hot faces But a good trme was had bv alll' Seniors at last grown up dignified Seniors' As we come to th1s last vear, our hearts beat a little faster as the time flies bv so fast we would like to stop Old Man Time and stay here for a while but we know we cannot do th1s So as the great day approaches, we bid adxeu to this wonderful carefree life and go to take our places in the ever changing world I J I . N.: . L , . V I . . 'A 1 V , lf. 'f: ' ' hil f , .. t , , l , 1 ., Y' 5 . 7 lr , Y f , 1 ,ry I rt 1 Y 7 1 V In Y H 7 1 . . . I sl . Q L , Y - I TY , 4: 5 , .If A 7 .I .1 ! ' , V T7 'Y 7 I Penn, Tommv Williams, and Nlonzell Wilson. It was while we were in the first rade that we . 8 . .I . . V v,, ,, . 7 . . ' n ' . n r t ' ' . e ' , , T ' v .' If , ,' , f :fx i fi. , ' ' 1 ' ' , V 1 , S , . . - , . . . . l , I Y Y ' ' Y Y . , , . 1 4 7 A , . Y - . ufzms ,vb -- Y ' Y j x 1 -' X ' ll! Garland Petty L--'lg Charles Thompson President Vice-President Ramona Davis Secretary TUNIOR CLASS HISTORY President - Garland Petty Sponsor - Nlrs. Anderson Vice President - Charles Thompson Co-Sponsor - Nlr. Bill Smith Secretary-Treasurer - Ramona Davis Here come the junior Class of 1052-53. The year was starred off with enthusiasm. The football boys chose Beverly Anderson, a junior girl, for an attendant of the football queen. Katherine Walton was chosen Turkey Queen from other candidates of the county. Shirley Walton was the runner up in the Annual Queen Contest. Katherine Walton represented ourclass as a school cheer leader. We have had the concession a number of times to raise money for our junior and Senior banquet. The junior Play Nleet Corliss Archer was presented February 14. It was enjoyed bv all who attended. The junior and Senior float won first in the Armistice Day Parade. Our theme was Blood Donations. Our class has participated in Band, Glee Club, Nlixed fihorus, F.F.A., lf.H.A., Athletics, and Drarnatics. aaa? -32, A ,Q i' Windy Hu? 'Poised Who's Who? X. li sv lb. Beverly Anderson Pat Bailey ,, 33 , fri G A.-. I - .ii N- . I ,--, I 9 f . 1 I61'1'y f3riClg6S Benny Collins June Daniel Danny Decker If Bobby Glenn Inez Gonzales f ft 5 li n LI' 1' f is Son dra B arton 1 KP' r if S5 ., 9 .MJ . if N .r . ' ,Adil Forest Colston hi x If 4 K ' . If ' 5 Howard Dyke I. I . K Q. . . 5 . Shirley Hales K . lf. KH' C3 if - fi . , - , V .. J V 1 W' ' if Xl? My My 1 U. V' .Q Mil 1? un, -'iwg . fy- 'uv ,W . M. - -W, H rx W f 1. jerry Bohannon Wylm a Courtright Janie Evans fuk' Ro Jean Hart 'Nl Delores BridgCS ls: FS Buddy Cox -1 F ws .-j- ' - '-I Mme Horace Fowler ff' ,A .4 ' ss' .H ww an if 'sf 3 ff ,ffl Melvin High p?'i . f f if K Coy H errin X1 artin L edfo rd ,4-ff Delores Nleyia Anita Norman 1 , gi . J? ' f ll.t Billy Henley T fu.. , vw 1 Q -+ . s 'M Ro ger L edfo rd '19 I I I lg' Q IO pg., 'ill I Leon Mitchell ni mf' 3 Dean Pleasant mu Q We A-M ' IQ Jimmie Kelly David Kerr Phillip Kerr - ,QX ...fm .5 Richard long Carol Nlcfflung immie Nldlasters ,A Wd Jw? RFQ: Fldon Nloon Marion Vusgrove Tommy Nelson ,df Qi? Carmelita Red Elk Buddl' Roi-lets Anita lune Sanders .. .fi Q f .31 1 I' . , . Q N, mn 5 l ' .6 I g 6 'fi' , fsfi ' A ' ' A Q- s l A g , f T , Ie, +A' 'Ji K H f .MQ R 1 WWA QW , 1 i A 4 ,kk ' , N I . Q 6 N -,' iff Q ' a n 1. , - N . , , X. ,.. 4,4 ' f ' - , A f, fl' . 4, . Q l I .. 5 I ,u,,' . g 4 1, si X .. l i l if 1 , ' ' ' , iff w ifi P' 1 f ' ii i' s ' Za, Z ig,-M 31 f 7 'W gi us' .. . , , - 10 , L -A E - 1 , - in 3 'E .v 3 fl' - , ' I , . ,Q , r , .R . A in X ' ' N I , ,-,. 1 ,f J, , Q ! ' f we i ff L1 Q If . I . if ' if ' gl i L- ' if if 5' U s 3 A' 'fl . ,,... 1 f A v '.,, X A 3 f a me W, . rn' H s wi . June Sanders Q A x -.. I f 1 . 2 Minnie Swinford Shirley Walton 1 -1 M i. ,fl at ? , X X 1 i 1 4' ' , n - 1 r , D ,fi wk 1 1 ag oe Sam Shannon Jimmie Shepherd Dorothy Sisk Iames Spires .QR 1 'Q - - ' .- rj Mary Thomas Q , Donnie Wann M! I Ioan Turner '17 Kermit Yackeyonny Claudie 7ackarv , -19' .f The Sorllwonmrel l,tss this year has ltr r. Chorus, tlmrnrltifs, for-tlmll, .mtl lwasltetlwzlll. ll lllCllllN'fS ACIIVK' H1 4 I 5 ' nisticellnvl'.1r.1.lc-wltluourllont. Hur theme was Keep ' vsorkerl lmri for our Czmtlirlate ft wr .Xnnn.1l l:LlPt'11, Sher ' W 4' cunt' tn Illlfxl .n tht AU A our CfOuntry Skill' lfrurn fmmntlnlsrfxly lc N ll r lt rir 3' .-'Ml 'ins , , N1c'lWon.1ltl. ban' Lurtlncr t . , , , , Uur 4 l.1sS otfrcers thls jveat were t,.1rvKv.1rrlnc-rr, l rt-srtlenti N V - U Nt-t'ret.mrx' Nt tzrx ur President . . Vutlm SPCIT, Vice lJYC'SlxlC'RI, llarry loc- Mlltlns, -rrr. '. - , Bllly Bates 24 Pnscllla Cook X ' ' ' 4X1 qXl'1nllr1n.1. ms were Xlr. lllllram Stout ant. rs x spons as Ruth bpelr Vrce-Presmlent IN YQ ,0- ,4- .Q-H Nlaomx Berrv I oran Bray pafy s-.S 3 .qv-i .A A :if Carolme Crowley Rlchard Clme B everly Brown fs Don Campbell -u fc Joyce Brown lg Katy Clifton JSZA, 1- fl' IA an ul I VI ack son mnkr INK 1 hx In Immeion Bob Y Robert I uk e -v.-Heli K ennerh I ...S 1 1 I -el ' Nlartm Don NIIUDICII Bonme rf 7 KCC Connles 'OV' 6 Iona Ircne A eon I ack son f-N ' B1IIv I an A Sh errv XIcDon al d Ihgh IIUZ1 Darrell Ixm glu 16 N.-Q .f 1 C arleen Iogan bardxe Nhtch ell I-'C Innes fl '2 r I eros Kerbo Ioh n Mumford IN I John Nlurp E+ 1 hy gr I k A HA V 5-' SS I I I ' 4 ,, , E . , l If il f 4' 1 if ' C J -. I , I X I i f I J I X Q Lfi A! X MVK' Ifwis I cull ,fnvix Raj: Iiletvluer Q 'z ' Icjsce 'Q wrge I I ' 4, fn. I . 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K! 1 iam .xl bi A 0-1 Horns Phrllpott Presldent oldre Poolaw rce Presrdent Arthur Wilson Secretarv l Rl SHHAN fl A99 HISIURX The Freshman Class of 1052 53 started the new vearout bv electxng thelr class offrcers The greatest thrrll came when lx n Joachrm was elected Annual Queen by a slender margm The unxor Hlgh Basketball bovs all of whom are Treshman have lost one game so far m the season Thex are hoprng to take the conference crown The class has greatlx xmproved slnce the txmeweweretxmrd flrst graders 'Ye all Vue the 'xmhrtlon of berng one ofthe best classes ever to graduate from Walters Hrgh bchool P jndiif- f JKQAVHUA Lollpop Kass Brrrrrrrrr ' Banfv Hen A .13 4: an 3 lee ihbev lglvvud -'lsher ,Q an 'J' V Bobbv Brav Pva Burton ,pi Am 10' Guy Ross Carter Barbara Cowherd 4' Dorothea Berrw Charles Chemah Iackle Courtnght rv' Judy Ford Charles Fxnchum Neta FOWICI' ,,, ,a S' ' 8 A v D N 4 ' 1 ,M .. 1 ii ge -av , I r-2 Sammy Hales Glenn Hannabass Gary Hardy WJ oxce licrry ll'ISClll'1ll81lCV Well C after lean Ann flark ,gif ,lf Donald Doyle Nlartha Dyke 1 Malcolm George Perry I ee Gore 1 1 - ,. fn nl sm Rrchard Harrls Q Ray Hoodenpyle ,. ' , . . 2 y .-e X' 7, 1 - -M A I - 'X g p A Q: A N I f D . -ff: in rf M g . ' 5. - ' 'M 1 4. v In -r 'Z R 'J - ' A 'A 0 .41 . ' :n N I' D U ,V , X s ' I ' ml l wr I my D r 5 ' I ' ' 'K - I f 3. A 'W if , . f I 1 ' Q , A . ' D - fo of ff K X 1, ak ,I E I , Hr 1,1 , ' x ' . 1 .,. ' l 4 ' - ' v ff A ' 1 gl 1 -.' ' ' , ' ' .I .A V S 5, 'L' - - .'- rl' ' 4' fn K - 4 'Q . 'JFK :' 9 um, 4 I Rich ard H arris fv- .fo , I x 'l If jimmy Hutchins ...--if-ii X5 O' Buddy Kelly v:'iT3' -v Geraldine Mitchell 3 my v,. do 1 I I ac quelyn O berly , 3 ,ik U93 Y ' Y .5 wt - f,-vo 42 Duane Hart Ralph Hoodenpyle I... , qv- ' he ,4 'W 6 v 4 , S 4 l,. A K athryn Joachim T Janell Kerr 445' liar Diann e Mon creif l MP Billy Penn J! , ... fs A, Mary jenkins Tony Matthews Jerry Mayes Geraldine P etty ',,,, Il. -A ' U 1 if Ronald Howard Elizabeth Jarvis .M Joyce Mason M elba Moore if Chester Phillips ,l ,474 Cleeta Howell Bonnie jones K7 ,fail s . Z5 t f ' l 'N6 .. L A Billy Don Meyer 1 B as yd . Q S. W A zsfhf Mary Ann Nelson I3 Bobby Privett mi? ..m!P ,W Shirley Phillips Gloria Priclcly F . 3 8 ss B . S Xe -we J Q 5 tf 'w-S I V' '43 . , ' 4 Richard Smith Dixie Speir Carol Thomas Anita Thompson .XC .-Z., N I? IC z- es 'V' f 4 5 Berta Lee Seahmer 'F Travis Swinford . ,O ' -ir .f i s '63, x F' 4 .ft 2' Delmas Thorne u Betty Shelly Sue Sellers Us fait! , '. Cairl Tollert gk .1 i,,,,W.i.,r,.......,.., Boys To Camp Where to this time? l 7e'75' .+ s- 3 4. C' i N Q Wayne Smith , 'Wx d. r.. H A 3 1 Eva Teacle Vg' If Qs ,.-'- A-H Q - fix .1-'dl fi Shirley Wiseley mf x, , f' I .4 Ni- v vw, K 'Y as ii W Q' ' v -fi? Y - . mf,y,,fg , Whistle Bait SWA gm . h . Q I IIA. l 1 N1 axine Phillips Vice-President llmmie Luke President Durmg the fxret 'semester of our erghth grade vear we have recezved second on Armrstlce Dav mth our float showmg the I mtel Natrons QECUIIKY f ouncrl and we made a good shovung Vans eighth great xear for rn the Annual lueen Race 'Hur exghth grade Basketball team has done well also graders have Started work rn ill and are domg verv Well Thrs rs gorng to hea all of us rn the eighth grade air 4-my ,Q I x ,r V r J ID im 'v 13-.lf I ,I lst ROW 2nd ROW 5rd ROW 4th ROW Hr. . we F , y , f, fn' me Elmer ll eryavah Secretary lf rp? 'E yu. Affx Roy Barley Audrey Belknap Dranna Coleman Marllyn C rowley john Calfv Francrs Covington Freddre Durbrn Carolyn Danrels Becky Davrs Ernest Dunbar Iesse Mae Durbm Gary Dage Iva Rae Eder Rheu Nell Fudge Dons Fletcher Lloyd Fletcher Delores Freldrng Kenneth Colf Max Good Maxgaurrtta Gonzales Donna Grummon Pheobe Baker Lydra George George Harris Freddy Houston Kay Hrlbert Mary Ezra Herrrn Dewayne Hrgh -3 1. 4 J 4 4 , F 3 - Q 5 ,O 'F :lg gk l '. ' a ' A F 4 F F Y . - ' ' ff ' f 4 Q5 Y x P4 1 , if e wg A Q J F n. a . fyqs fly p rv ,, I ' I J 1 Q Jil Y J I ., . Q' X 1 ' F I' - i A F 1, if 'LN -fl , . fl f ? Y I Xl J i K ' X ll' ns! ' 5 . . t . f- ' ' ' 3- , f- ' 1 A' .. ' .. Vs I 5 4 - .p -1. A D 1 ff f , , z I I hm .5 , X L5 sf I fr f N if 'l 'X br. L an. . , n 1 - ph gg 4 37 'V If 1 G th ., ...Y ,i , Lf, . ' 5 A ' 0 . 'F ' 1 r -- . I X I ,,. lm ,bw - I as L lf, 0' if QV! 1-, A19 'Q' 54. 3rd ROW 4th ROW 5th ROW 3 A inf? 1 st ROW Vxrgmxa Harrls Nl1cheall'la.rr1S Carol Hart xmmv ennmgs l arry Knlght Donaldlogan Nlarxa Nleyra 2ndROW Delta Nflrller llalrer Nflullms ern Nance lours Orr T-mma Phrllrps erry Phrllrpe Betty Ph1ll1pQ Warv Faye Parks 'ihrrley Ratlrff GaxlReece bonny Srdes 'ihrrl y ikmner Donald Smuh Chrxstme Suion Iam es Suson Dale Sanders Kenneth Srmpson Farl Srmpson Partxcxa Qxmmons Nexta Swrnford Charles Sheppard Thelma Tabbv Joan Taylor john Turnbull Sherry Thompson Tlxzaberh Thompenn Krvrrl Vardell Hazel Veach 6th ROW W3Uhlll3U Walton Patrlcla Wrllxams Marvm Yackeyonny Lrndel fachary 'B W-7 I ai llxfr J IW m lumot Oberlv l rt 91 lc ll :te I reel lent Secretarx e Newnth xrulc t ss 7 35 hae hten af-fx -uctcisful nn ilyuitlng to the maxi o lunlot Hxgh School We hone in enrollment of R9 pup le all of whom h axe been wen actne 1n all our BCZIVIIIEQ Our Clmss memlers h we hccn 'Active IU lnnrl ffotlnll lmkcthall pep Cluh mu'-IC ant lramatmcs Our asiemhls presented 1n Uttober consvsted of a one att plax llw s lxmtl Although our tandnhtc for Annual flueen Donna hu Ruqlt hd not um we feel that we h id a vers good tanthdate 'S ,f ' 4 ' 3 A 5 I A lst ROV Charlene Baxlev Niaxme Hate ldna Btxdges B1llv lo Carter I oume Cooper leannetfe COX Tgmmy Dans kenneth Dunbar Zml ROW I mth Ivans Ronald I vane Ceorge I xelvlmg 'Norma Fletcher Nomnn K luscocl-c B111 bnmes Hxllx Gunn Bobhv Gunn v ' Q 'Q elf' 'Y X ' 7 - l , l h 4 5 ,Z 1- I O' lin-las K , wolf Link, fi 'WMI 1 ' 1 . 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I I 1 sf ' I lst ROW Cleo Hart Gerald Hayes Helen Hrgh Fugene Herrm Buddy Hrlbert Don jameson Gwen jackson Kenneth jackson 2nd ROW Vancv Jackson jerry jones Derwm jones Robert Lawrence Sherrell Lloyd Clrnton Mathews Mary Mcfarter Susre McMasters 3rd ROW Nrcholas Hella Freda McNeil Patsy Morton Iaky Nielson joan Nichols judy Nrcholson l mda Norman Barbara 0:15 4th ROW Donna Kay Rusk Frankre Parks Sherry Parks Cecxl Permansu Roy Pratt Arlene Poemoceah Vaughnell Powell Fdwxna Reece Sth ROW James Teakell Bobby Scheu Donald Sxmpson B111 Smrth jueretta Smith Truman Smrth Herbert Stapp Frankie Sylvester 6th ROW Brlly Owens Jerry Don Tettleton Frances Thompson Nhke Thompson Mxckey Trtchywy Jerry Unslcker jackre Vardell Shxrlene Veach 7th ROW Bllly Weldon Albert Welr Andy Went CarolWh1te Roy Williams Ronnie Wrrght If R 'I Y R' y - t 5 , W ' l , , 4 . ' V N X a , f 1 E - s ,' - I W K Q, ' 'h . 4 ' j ' ' 'I hi U- Q 1 t ' 'h X ff- .' W .- 1 s ' ' ' 'N I - .5 I 4 Y W W' . 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IRL tx , ,- 1 I l I ,F f f a Y e.,f W' in 'X 4 l J I . 1 ' , L v N Q Q . ,.. ar 'V' b ,f ,, fr - , I R C R -'A - . l fa , lb I- P5643 484 S9 lst ROW Priscilla Barley, Kathyrme joachnm Joan Nxchols, Cleeta Howell joan Robertson 2nd ROW Patncxa Baxley Jeannette f ox, Sherry McDonald Lmda Cawood, Lma Cawood Anna Thompson Kay Campbell Billy Penn Billy Luke 5rd ROW Martha Dyke, Charles Fmchum,Celxa Allmon Edward Asher Janell Kerr, Donna Grummon, Susie McMasters, Edna Bridges David Penn Chester Plullxps, Tommy Davis, jerry Phllllps Gary Gardner Neal Carter TWIRLERS : 1 1 ' : . 1 l 4 1 1 1 1 ' 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 y A ' I - , A , . . . lst ROW Dnanne Moncrxet Kay Hrlbert Rebecca Davxs Drxxe Spexr Ruth Sperr 2nd ROW jimmy McMasters Mrke Thompson Wanza Chfton Dale Wrllard Howard Dyke Gary Dage Charles Thompson Carl Harris john Turnbull 3rd ROW Earnest Dunbar Gerald Hayes Max Thorne Forest Colston jrmmy Luke Brlly Don Meyer Joyce Mason Buddy Hnlbert Charles Hall Duector Jrmmy Holcomb Peggy Spannegal Jrmmxe Bnght The Band thls vear partxcrpated rn numerous act1v1t1es We played for all the football games and most of the home basketball games We had our Annual Magazme Sale thrs year m whrch Bxlly Penn was hrgh salesman and Edward Asher, second Several members went to specral chmcs Three members attended the Oklahoma A 8: M band cl1n1c Ten attended the Southem Bandmaster Assocxatron Clmrc at Cameron College One member went to All-State and several went to the AllD1str1ct Honor Band at Altus and several went to the Trl State festxval at Enxd We attended the Waurxka Band Festrval, State Marchrng Contest at Snyder where we re cerved a 94 7 ratxng, and the Weatherford Dlstrrct Contest We took part m the Duncan Chrrstmas Parade where we got lst m Class B We also played at Randlett for assembly We have had a very good band thns year and hav e accomphshed very much I . .,, . , .,.. ., .. 3 ' 1- , v 1 ' y , , 9 9 ' I U y vb -, , , I , , , , , ,. ,. . . ' . . . . . , - ' 0 , . . . 6 Wie! 6554215 The mrxed chorus, whrch rs composed of students from the freshman through the senlor classes has presented thrs year a Chrrsrmas program, three assemblxes, has taken part m a Noble Cam choral fesrrval at Chrckasha and has entered the drstrnct contests at Weatherford. Aprrl the Zlst, the chorus was the host to the choruses of the other schools of the dlstrrct nn the annual choral festrval . - , tgp- n , 116 X: Q K f S 11 V 4 151 ROW Alree Hoodenpyle Judy Hoodenpyle Yvonne Cobb Veralene Fdgmon june jackson Martha Harrison fella Sue Thompson 2nd ROW Ro jean Hart Delores Thomas Berry Martm Joyce Brown June Daniels Anlta Norman ,lame Evans Priscilla Cook Miss Charlotte Herbert 3rd ROW Mlnme Ruth Swmford joan Turner Ramona Davxs Beverly Anderson Faye Petty joan Pendergraft 52 51 541.4 The Grrls' Glee Club whrch IS composed of twenty members, has taken part ID several assemblles th1s year and m the Noble Cam Fesuval at Chlckasha They wxll enter the d1str1ct contest at Weatherford and partxclpate 1n the choral festwal held m Walters, Apnl 21 I , 1 1 ' 1 1 . - N , . . 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' 9 , . . . ls! ROW june Sanders 'viaratha Harrison Iudy Hoodenpyle Mrs lane Bradford Ahce Hoodenpyle Sue Thompson Barbara Burton Beverly Anderson Katherine Walton 2nd ROW Kay Campbell Joan Robertson Ruth Spelr Pat Bailey Yvonne Cobb Veralene Edgmon june aqkgon June Daniels Anita Norman Janie Evans Sharon Clark Sondra Barton 3rd ROW junmre Bright Monzell Wilson David Penn Billy Owens Billy Luke Kelver Dowlen Roger Willard lbmmmcs' fb!! The Dramatics Club is open to all highschool students interested in speech and dramatics activities and this is its third year of organization This year there are thiry four members enpyle Secretary Billy Reece Owens Program Chairman and Beverly Anderson, Reporter The first proyect of the group in collaboration with the Thespian troupe, was the presen tation of Father of the Bride which was the all school play This popular play drew an en thusiastic response from the audience and profits from it financed the year s activities The unxor Play whose cast was composed largely of Dramatics Club members was the famous teen age comedy Meet Corliss Archer Members of this group also took an active part in speech tournaments attending the South western district meet and the Southem Six Conference event In addition the group conducted a drive for costumes to supplement the school s wardrobe for future plays This project brought in a number of useful additions and created a lot of inter est in the costuming of plays The last activity of a year full of work and fun was the Senior play, presented in late April Z . . A 1 1 ' ' I Y I Y 1 1 1 A . ' I , 1 1 1 1 1 I A ' . , - 9 r 1 1 1 I Officers for this year are Monzell Wilson, Presidentg Jimmie Bright, Vice Presidentg Judy Hood- , 9 ' , ' 9 - ' If ' il ' - ' - ll ' I1 - , A u l , - . . . , 7 YW! Af' v-I 2nd ROW Iudy Hoodenpyle Billy Reece Owens Yvonne Cobb Billy Luke June Jackson Mrs Bradford lst ROW Monzel Wilson jimmy Bright David Penn Roger Willard you e H38 MAHNQ! 47142 flldil pcgdcilify The National Thespian Society is an honorary dramatics group for outstanding work on plays. The Walters troupe is now in its third year and serves as an inner circle of the Dramatics Club Members gain admission through accumulation of points given on the basis of cooperation dependability and initiative as well as acting ability. This year members have served as leaders in all dramatics activities, including the all- school play ' Father of the Bride and the costume drive. Two Thespians won second and third place prizes in the Lawton Voice of Democracy con- test. They were David Penn and june Jackson. Several others did outstanding work represent- ing their school in speech tournaments. The Thespian Motto: Act well your part--there all the honor lies. New members not pictured: Veralene Edgmon, Katharine Walton, Beverly Anderson, Garland Petty. We 51' H The Devxl s Account IS publxshed every two weeks under the dxrectxon of Mr Bradford Fdrtor Yay Campbell Co-Edltor Beverly Anderson Art Fdltors La Dean Wlley Pat Barley Feature Fdltor Sonny Bates Feature Wrnters Growalda Frankhn Wanza Chfton Roger Wxllard Veralene Edgmon Bllly Reece Owens Martha Ha.tr1son Home Room Fd1tor Dons Churchwell Typxsts Jeannette Hannabass Zella Sue Thompson Sylvla Copeland Yvonne Cobb Allce Hoodenpyle Prlnters Delores Brldges armelxta Red Elk fra' xnxx, - A ' 1. s K A 9 .. w e, M 1 . , . . . . . . I t 1 P . x., 'TTI'- .a-Pg' Edxtor Co Edrtor Feature Edrtors Sponsor nnual taff Davrd Penn Charles Ray Thompson Martha Harrrson Brlly Reece Owens Veralene Edgmon Judy Hoodenpyle june jackson Monzell W1lson Howard Dyke Pat Barley Ramona Davrs Wrlma Courtrxght Mrs Mary Beth LeGrand 1 1 ROW Norma Fletcher udyHoodenpyle Beverly Anderson junejackson Sylvra Copeland LaDean st Wxley Yvonne Cobb Martha Harrlson Pat Barley h ll Irene High Carleen Logan Peggy Spannegal nd ROW Anna Thompson ,lerreee Petty Shirley P 1 IPS Th R0 jean Hart Carol McClung jo Ann Turner Sherry McDonald june Claudette Daniels Nlary omas Daniels Kathryn Walton Anxta Norman Shxrley Walton Wilma Courtwnght Miss Henderson C b ll F l n l jeannttte Harmabasg 3rd e ll Nd lair d Thomas joan Penderfraft, Veralene Edgmon Carol I emong A1159 Hgodenpyle Dons Churchwe 1 e Martha Dyke june Sanders Wanza Chfton Dune Spelr Prxscxlla Barley Kathryn Joachim Pledge Mrstress Norma Fletcher Parl1amentar1an Yvonne Cobb Votmg Delegates Sylvxa Copeland Martha Harrxson Club Mothers Mrs Huff Mrs Hart bponsor Mrss Henderson The frrst of the events of FHA thls year was the formal 1n1t1at1on and ICCCPIIOH Follow d mg thxs the gxrls had thexr annual Chrxstmas Party At thxs the gxrls each brought some km of food We put If all rn one basket and gave xt to a needy famlly bylvxa Copeland and La Dean Wrley were chosen delegates to the State offxcers meetmg ln Norman Then, when the Sub Dxstrxct Rally at Cameron College came around slxteen glrls were allowed to go Ea ly ln Aprrl the FHA gave an assembly program whrch consxsted of a fashxon show The glrls model ed clothes they made themselves Forty gxrls attended the State Rally IU Oklahoma Cnty ln the sprmg All around, FHA has had a very successful year ' 1 . 'Y V A ill - e l VX. l 6 Q 3 l 5 9 J v 1 r 'N l , 1 Y Y I' l I 2 I I 9 Y u ' ' ' 7 ' , . , , A 1 . v A Q . , y A a 1 s - - - ROW: Cl eta Howell, Anita Fowler, Carleen Howard, Kay lamp e , .ve y ipp, - , l ' A l ' . . . . . . . ' ' ' . 1 A I 7 Y I 3 I ,- . : . . , , . ' r ' 7 ' - IlL11UlAP1'BR Presrdent Garland Petty Vrce Presrdent jrmmy F etcher Secretary Horace Fowler Treasurer Phlllxp Kerr Reporter jimmy Sheppard Student C ouncrl Claudre fackary Queen Veralene F dgmon The P F4 totals 52 members who are SIUdVlng the busmess of farmrng Some of the out standrng accomplrshments of the Chapter th1s vear have been frrst place Darry udgrng Team at Texas-Oklahoma Farr Grand C hamplon Cockerels of the Fort Worth and Houston Stock Shows The chapter has partrcrpated rn contests at Oklahoma Crty, Fort Worth, Lawton and rn the State contests at Strllwater Annual affarrs that create an mterest among the members are the banouet and queen selec t1on each year 1 Y Nt. W' 1 .I k.' - .4 I- O Q . 151 ROW Martha Harnson, Beverly Anderson, Secretary Mrs Mershon Sponsor Eva Burton Kathryn Walton Znd ROW Sherry McDonald Roger Wrllard Presrdent Monzel1WxIson Vrce- Presldent udy Hoodenpyle june jackson, fella Allman, Carol White, Marvm Yaclceyonny I ROW Kenneth Green, Elroy Cooper Charles Thompson, joe Sam Shannon The Student Councrl assembled thrs year under the rulmg of a new constrtutron whrch was adopted last year The frrst proyect to be undertaken thrs year was the sponsormg of a homecomrng dance lmmedrately followmg the Marlow football game Thrs proved to be a brg success Many measures were passed thrs year whrch greatly xmproved the relatronshrps of the school and the rmprovement of our school assemblres Included rn thrs actron was the presen tatron of two Natronal Assemblres whrch were excellent We feel that our Student Councrl has adeptly furnrshed the leadershnp rn our student gov ernment and wrll contrnue to do so rn the future tudent uuncil , ,W ,V Y 4 J ,. f 43 , L -W , ' ,af , ,4 X iw ' t ' , ,W . .1 g,:f W V A f A f, r, , , N .N - We -3 yr Yr 71i '- 4 . - -ww.: ' f i , ,N V j.:,,,13 - . 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If rf n-.mf f LEFT TJ RIGHT Mrs Hewitt Claudle Zachary Wrlma Courtrrght Growalda Franklm Norma Fletcher Carolyn Crowley Wanza Chfton Mary jenkms Betty jo Shelley Sharon Clark, Dons Fletcher Eva Teacle Dorothy Slsk ueretta Sanders Dale Dutton Lxbrarlans Wiley, President Norma Fletcher, Vrce Presrdent, Bxlly Jack Lee, Secretary Doris Churchwell, Reporter Our lrbrary rs consxdered one of the best for a school of th1s sxze We are very proud of the many new books that have been added to our lrbrary thxs year Due to the changrng of classes, some of the lxbrarlans had to drop out the second semester and offrcers were changed Instead of having a Christmas Party we gave gnfts to a needy famxly Our Sponsor, Mrs Hew1tt, rs domg a wonderful yob m our library Y 9 , -, J 1 , 1 . 1 , I I The Library Club began the year 1952-'53 by electing the following officers: La Dean YELL LEADERS Jerree Petty, Claudette Damels Katherine Walton, Zella Sue Thompson Ist ROW Mxss Henderson, Carol Ann Thomas Carol Lemons Naomr Berry janet Sheppard Jeannette Hannabass Evelyn Epp Ro Jean Hart Mary Thomas Dorothea Berry Mrldred Thomas, Katy Clifton La Dean Wrley Dons Churchwell Mxss Nlcholson 2nd ROW Veralene Edgmon Yvonne Cobb June Sanders Shlrley Wrsely, Delores Bridges Beverly Anderson Amta Norman Prlscxlla Cook Carol McClung jo Ann Tumer June Daniels Allce Hoodenpyle Shirley Walton June jackson, Glenn Hannabass Carmalxta Red Elk Barbara Burton 3rd ROW Faye Petty Betty Shelly Berta Lee Sealrner Bonnle Jones jackre Oberly Eva Burton, Jame Evans Betty Martin Shlrley Phrllxps Anlta Fowler Carleen Logan Irene Hrgh Barbara Swlnford Joyce Brown Norm Fletcher M The Pep Club th1s year has 60 members We were very proud of the showmg at all the Football and Basketball games thxs year We thmk we helped the boys wm wrth our yellmg Our sponsors were Mrss Nxcholson and Mrss Henderson They have been farthful to attend all our home games and those away from home All the students enyoyed the Assembly Programs, especxally our quartet, consrstmg of Mr Ball Mr Spann, Mr Thurman, and Mr Cawood Therr accompamst on the plano and trumpet was Mr Smrth Our officers were Veralene Edgmon, Presrdent June jackson, Vrce Presrdent Yvonne Cobb, Secretary Treasurer We thmk we have had a very successful year 3 : , . ' 7 l ! ' 9 i I D Y I 7 1 , . ' 7 3 1 7 i Y 7 I i 9 7 7 ! 7 ' ' I 7 7 l I 7 Y 7 Y 1 ! Y 7 . . 9 . . . . . . , . . . . . . . , , - 1 I OPPONICNT WE Empire 40 I V 81 A Randlerr Ilealdton V IQ A Ifmpire Temple Comanche Waurika Marlow 51 44 47 45 63 41 53 48 57 BIG PASTURE TOURNAMENT Cache Temple Marlow Randlerr Comanche S. W. INV. Vici Ahpearone 53 41 Waurika H ealdron 38 36 54 56 40 TOURNAMENT 30 58 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Temple 69 K11GlONAI. TOURNAMENT Fletcher 54 THEY 56 31 54 28 27 55 46 37 42 35 51 47 44 48 41 46 51 56 41 66 57 91111113 Basketball lst ROW: Roger Willard, Elroy Cooper, Billy Owens, Donald Brooks. 2ndROW: Billy Luke, Edwin Howard, Mason Cranford, Horace Fowler Coach Ball lst ROW Roger Wnllard, Elroy Cooper Billy Owens, Donald Brooks Znd ROW Bllly Luke Edwin Howard, Mason Cranford Horace Fowler Coach Ball s. I I , , ' U 9 1 ' PP fr'-r me 7 iff' Xa git' -4 leg ROW Cylenn Veach Bridges l' lxerr Bates lovxler Wilson Kurtz 2ndROll Wrllard l'll1s Nielson Cooper Creen ledronl l lxerr linlces Xdinxgerlhrfkg Brd ROW Coach Spann, Candy R luke Yackeyonny iranford Owens li luke llowxrd Nelson Davis Fletcher Coach Ball Cllnwfl Waurlka TIPYOU Marlow V 51 A Altus Temple Purcell Ol,pONl'NlT THEY OPPONI NT THI Y l'1'CdC'flCk Comanche Q L Q 4 lst ROW Howard, Fletcher, Nelson, Wllson, Green, Cooper, Cranford 2nd ROW Luke, Owens, Kurtz, Gandy, Wnllard . , 6 , Q :fuk ,,,-nf-I -.V M K iz I A 41 Q V ,E Magi , l I 'il' '-r. sf A aw s l f 1- r 3' f A A W 1 l ,I Q , , A . yank, V pf K 2-iii. Q Q K I Y . Y A . , r U f-os ... :Q ,. lf ' Q ' 'I wO0Cw 31 . Y ' , I - 5' J-.7 . 1 ,A 1 , Ad W A 7737: . L :I I x, .737 Aw . . ' - W ' ' ,M 3 Pd w fl M ke lr ' ' S , , Q , s4ocNo.m , 1' ' l N, ,,,, f ,V .. . . X f, if 1 X 1 mn' Q! W fl, 33 M ,Ar Q ' ' rw ugly h ,W ' 3,3 Cb . f A 5 . l -' l ii , , I-l - - U- 1' . ' W V 3 D1 ut, Q-1: A n 1 Q1-1 ,V , F, ' 1 , . V ' ' ' N' , .f . . 5, I Y. l , , C 3 lf 4' yt ' A - T 4 i AA. . ' I M . l lr ,K A 1 A f rv , , I E. D ' I , L . N v- N rv 5 H ' 4 ' 7 GX w cn c GN ,. 1 U 'v Q , ' f L r- r- r- NJ Y A ,N .bs 0 X1 . ..,, xg, 1 - Queen june jackson Ccenterbt Attendants Sherry Mc Donald Clefrbz Beverly Anderson Crightb Queen june jackson and Escort Richard Fletcher The Crowning Ceremony Puzzle: Find the other twin OPPONENT Lawton Lawton V 8.1 A Randlett Healdton Ahpearone Temple Comanche Waurika Hastings Marlow Comanche Frederick Temple Lawton Marlow Randlerr Comanche Frederick Ahpearone Waurika Healdron THEY 16 25 9 18 18 20 18 27 Forfeit 17 22 19 19- Z9 28 28 16 23 33 31 8 19 Undefeared in Conference Play gzzsieflrzf was 'lf - ' as 1:-a?'?iW ' 'fmagf' .,: , .aff 1 1 f'i3bi'iE'r'? 4'g 'M ef. 44' 151 ROW: Charles Finchum, Billy Penn, Chesrer Phillips Donald Doyle Nick Carter. Znd ROW: Delmas Thome, Richard Harris, Morris Philpott Richard Smxrh 3rd ROW: Coach White, Joyce Mason, Ronald Howard, Wayne Smith Arthur 0721224 HM ., .W K, 925551 OPPONENT Comanche Frederick Temple Frederick Waurika Marlow Lawton THEY O 12 O 14 13 6 O s. ' ,I 'gf QI 3 o 34 , Fif,1i':,?,,,,,, Us I 11 ' J f gf-J -Q xv., , XX 7 , f - - 1 Ls: J if ,, I Qu v .f I si.- Q -, 4 :s 1 1 Al Y . re not alwavs what KP duty at the Band Party 1 if, fgff- . :4,RQWfY , 'r1,Nu X -we-L ,R-x. .xb- 8 'Q' I T ALL ARGLISND l'Uhf , W sALuTAfCliiAN H' HT VALEDICRDRIAN . in wb , ff ,M -63fz 'A sf-E Q., if 5 'fu . J 4 4 w flfllidf Queen 'UN MQW Wm mg., q w FFA QUEEN FCDOTBALL QUEEN ff-4-.Q 5' A M. rip' Q1 aw., Q7 UNF JACKSON Oh, Miss Kay, don't go too fast! What are we going to do? Its getting later and later. Be careful of the veil, please! No! No! It was all my fault .I 2 4? Mtn , Mn Banks . . . Here we are . . A lovely day and all set! K lo- u ,ln ,, - We ' X if J g Q, .... -.......,,..-......, Zim H ...K- g17fi i... . iii' ns ,Pl 'api will! Don't come near me was all jo Ann is i fri said, but Garland looks all choked up M' V ' ' ' '121 if with emotion---or maybe he just swal- lowed a persimmon. . Q s IJ' 5 . ., 3. L! U 4 Move, Shirley, Mrs. Bradford said, so 1 ' you won't bein the picture. Then Mrs. Q . .--f-' Bradford snapped it as she did move. .nfsb J. 4. if i ll , .el , ,-,Qi - 1' 2 FW-f Katharine is such a loving mother, but the boy friend, Dexter, is missing, no wonder Corliss looks angry. What a touching scene-Corliss at death's door CHa!j and Dexter on his knees. .4 ,.. .V v'- ln , 'STDE- Q 'Iii if . if pn: U t T B4 y Ill 1 S ' f 'Le' 2 s Q qi l l rm ' ' ' ,A ,eip-if .4 .Ma-xr :...s?K,.-a.,e..' Af' Cousin Agnes scared them all-but Delores is Garland is caught with his mouth open-as usual! really petrified. T. s r up I snnvmc You Mose Poolaw, Janitor s 1 I m If -5 v , S ilgx E X N x 1 M.: ' X .:f'R w--V.- ..vg.g, i!A,1f'sc.:qfiEN,, ,,f1 A - s, 11 4-.. Moose Poolaw, Calvin Weir, Elliot Canonge, Walter Mitchell, L E Daniels, C. L. Adams. Y. ' JN Left to Righty Nora C olston Vanme Bridges Ollie Pickett Freda Butler, Lena Bell Lee Violet Farber Zollie Brooks CNot Pictured, Berthu Pottsl 1 E5 4:6 A Y , , ' .XXCNIE J .. -- f XJ. Q ' H 'ACB ' 'Ve A 2 e atefsf M'-'ff Ru ey? Ulf Y 315 cow- Chest 6 Ruth! S leepy Time Gal' Q, Q 4 QQ - X - - I I 5 ' 'CH . 4 -2. - r ' ,r X J 1 f if 'QTY' Q x Pfactic 5 Makes p L. S1-fe Crt! Oh NO-O! Old Black Joes! Gurgle, Gurgle, Gurgle! some D r ummerf 'ai B996 xandf 9 ! -