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

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FRANCES BROWN Secretary-Treasurer Chorus f5'i-,55, '55-'56, Glee Club '54-'55, Girls Qaartet '54- '55, '55-'56, Pep club '54-'55, 'ss-'56, Thespian '55-'56 FHA 'was Paper Staff '55-'56, cast i Remember Mama '54- '55g Cast Cheaper B The ,Donenn '55-'56, Footbali,Q.ieen 55- 56, Sec. Sc Tres. Senior Class 55-'56, State Honor So- eiery 'SQ-'54 '54-'55, '55-'56, Debate 55-'56, All State Cho- rus '55-'56. semons Fa p s .,, if .7 Y ,AF x If RAY HOODENPYLE President FFA '52-'53, '53-'54, '54-'55, 55-'56, Cast Cheaper by the Dozen' '55-'56, Cast Christ- mas Cantata Tableau '55-'56, Cast A Cup of Tea '55-'56, FHA Kin5g'55-'56gSeniorClass Pres. '5 -'56g Student Council Pres. '55-'56g State Honor So- ciety '54-'55, '55-'56g Au- Around Boy '55-'56, Thegpian '55-'56- Class September 2, 1944 meant S-Day for 20 students entering Walters Grade School. Among these were Clyde Lee Abbe, Charles Chemah, Martha Dyke, Charles Finchum, Neta Fowler, Perry Gore, Kathryn joachim, Billy Don Meyer, Tommy McEuen, jacquelin Oberly, Billy Penn, Morris Philpott, Goldie Poolow, Betty jo Shelly, Wayne Smith, Carol Thomas, Arthur Wilson, Billy Yacheyonny, and Delmas Thorne. We were entering school with a feeling of awe and pride. The feeling of awe may have predominated for some time, but the year 1945 finds us graduating with pride. As we look back on our grade school days, we remember the hard work of leaming our lessons,the good times at recess, and the work we put into building up our grade school for the students that were to follow us. To them we left the grade schoolsong and creed. We worked hard to buy a micro- scope to leave to the science department and then our grade school days were completed. The Seventh grade was quite different to us. After one week of being pushed around in the halls and hit on the head with lockers, we were all ready to go back to grade school. But we soon learned to love this place and find our way around. Our 7th, Sth, 9th, and 10th Years were ills 'UI 6' 1. MORRIS GENE PHII . - . t Vice Presiden 55 55 S6 Co Capt ball Team 55- 56, All- ence Football 55- 56- A Football 55- 56' All-So 52 53 53 54 ' 55 56 'Track 52 5 ' 54- 55, 55- 56' Band ' - 54, - , 55- 5C '55-'56, Boy s State Crew The Clodn '54-'5 Freshman Class '52-'S dent Council Rep. Jr. '54-'55, Student Counc FFA '55-'56, V. Pres. Class '55-'56, Football '52-'53, '53-'5 1 ,Y -Y 9 - al s 1 , 4 Y Y 5 , u Okla. Football '55-'56,r ball' -' ,' 1 -1 ' -' fe 'ss' 's4's5 ' 7 r spent in what is now the grade school. ln the 9th grade had the honor of winning the annual queen race. In the eighth grade we were proud of our basketball ts which won toumaments at Union Valley and Comant Then in the 9th grade we won Conference in basketball football. We also won the annual queen race. activities such as the Band Pep Club F H A F F Choms, Glee Club and athletics. We also had the hono serving at the jr. and Sr. Banquet and participating in In the 10th grade we continued to take active part in vari i G i , P , . . ., . 1 In the llth grade we had our first class play Dear Rutl We worked hard planning our junior and Senior Banquet, theme of which was Hitch Your Wagon to a Star . Finally we became Seniors! Our Senior Play was quit: success. This has been an excellent year in sports. We f that the Seniors played an outstanding part in these ac As a result of such successes in the field of sports, m honors and scholorships were awarded members of our cla Now, we are leaving this field of action to those follow -9- us that we may enter the broader field of life.