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

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1957 volume:

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A B THURMAN Superintendent of Schools Our educauonal prmclple 1S vcry well expressed m our school phlllsophy to provrde a flcx1ble school program to flt the educa tlonal needs of all students so that they may develop morally sp1r1tually soclally and mtellectually to the best ol thctr abrllues We m the Umted States of Amerlca arc undergomp, a very rapld soclal change It IS our objectrve to provlde for every student the opporttuuty to develop mto the type ol md1v1dual who can adjust h1mself or herself to thls changmg soclety Many of our former students have become very successful m strlvmg for the goals developed by them m Walters Hlgh School I predlct that many more wlll reach the pmnacle of success Ln the years to come ADMINISTRATION lllllllllii ll ll .,,,,...,.v--'- ' r CECILIA MERSON BOAR D OF EDUCATION Mr. Wm. Thorne, Memberg Mr. P. H. Berendzen, Memberg Mr. A. B. Thurman Superintendent Mr Morris D. Philpott, Presidentg Cecilia Mershon, Secretaryg Mr. J, W. Holt, V ce President and Mr John Phil Reynolds, Clerk. , ...- ypvv' JAMES R. SANDERS. B.S. Central State Colleuc, M. S. Oklahoma ASLM, High School Principal, Composite Math. HIGH SCH00l PAT DRISKILL, B. S. Central State College, Com- MARY BETH EDGEMON, B. S. Oklahoma University, merce, Sponsor Pep Club and Junior Class. First Semester Freshman English and Spanish, Sponsor xx s, ,Wg N 9 ict. S, , .1 1- ' s fre '- . ,J . A' , MARGARET HENDERSON, B. S. Oklahoma University, CHARLES P. HALL, B. S. Emporia State College, M. S. Colorado ASLM, Vocational Home Economics, Kansas, Instrumental Music, Sociology and Psycho- Sponsor Future l-lomemakers of America. logy. IE' 'FP'-im .- --rf. '-it-g,g'xw FACULTY ' . JAMES R. BRADFORD, A.B. East Central State College, M. of Educ. Oklahoma University, Vice Principal and Guidance Coun- sellor, Algebra I and Il and Trignometry, Sponsor Senior Class. 'fx ,-2 HI QUENTIS HEWITT, B.S.S. Oklahoma College for GLADYS MERSHON, A.B. Central State College, Women, English Literature, Study Hall, Library. American, Oklahoma, and World History, Spon- sor Student Council . 'IQ-. ,V . MARY RYTHER, A.B. Oklahoma University, BILL SMITH, B.S. Oklahoma ASIM, Vocational American Literature and Speech, Sponsor Nation- A iculture S onsor Future Farmers of America gl' y P al Thespian Society, Dramatics, Freshman Class. and Freshman Class, kfqgx in ,. x Q , M1623 2:11354 7 - , mijeqjf Q Q .. , , if .P 4 f.. . k, v X: 4 g V . Af . 193 r si? QW . ' - af' ' S. F 'Qgd 31 QQ., may Q S. Sf X I. f E. ARD President Pres. Sr. Class- '56-'57 Pres. Jr. class-'55-'56 EARL SHANNON Football- '54- '56 Vice-President B Team Baskelba11-'55- Vice-Pres. Senior Class- '56 '56- '57 Track-'55 Paper Staff- '55- '57 Annual Staff- '55- '57 Cast Cheaper by the Dozen - '55- '56 Crew A Cup of Tea - '55- '56 Student Director Maudie and the Opposite Sex - '55- '56 F.F.A.- '53- '54 Vice-Pres. Thespians- '56- '57 Thespia n- '56- '57 Co-Salutatorian '56, '57 All-Around Boy- '56- '57 Basketball- '56- '57 State Honor Society- '54- '55. '56- '57 Cast The Bishop's Mantle '56, '57. SENIOR ELMER WERYAVAH Secretary Football- '53- '57 Basketball- '53- '57 Football Co- Captain- '56- '57 Basketball Co-Captain- '56- '57 Cast Maudie and the Opposite Sex - '55-'56 All Conference Ba sketba ll- '56- '57 Class Secretary- '55- '57 Class Secretary-Treasurer CLASS IVA RAE GEE Treasurer Librarian- '53- '54 Band- '54- '57 Co-Salutatorian-'56-'57 Girls' State- '55- '56 Treas. Sr. Class- '56-'57 Chairman of Property and Makeup Maudie and the Opposite Sex - '55- '56 Paper Staff-'55- '56 Shakespeare has said, All the worldfs a stage, and all the men and women merely players. They have their exits and their entrances, and one man in his time plays many parts, his acts being seven ages. Our stage was the Walters Public School, the time was September, 1945. As this first scene in the second act of life opened, we saw a group of half excited, half frightened youngsters beginning their school career. During this time we made many new friends, and old friendships grew stronger. We play- ed Bear by the old tin houseg we had our first soft- ball teams and played in the grade school tournaments. Before we knew it, this first scene came to an end, we were in our last year of grade school. That year we had our very own pet show and art contest on the top floor of the old grade school building. Then came the big moment, sixth grade graduation, with the girls in flowers and frills and the boys in their suits and ties. The next scene opened and we were right in the big middle of crowded halls, changing classes every hour, going to our lockers, and learning to work those combination locks. But something was missing, we no longer had those recesses we had gotten so used to in the past six years. When the last scene of this act began, we were too engrossed in the fact that we were now high school students to think of it as the last scene. Our Sopho- more year we moved into the nice new building of which we were so proud. That year we had our first opportunity to participate in the all-school play, I Remember Mama . Also several of us were asked to Serve at the Junior-Senior Banquet, whose theme was Hitch Your Wagon to a Star , which meant more excitement. Our Junior year we gave our first class play, Maudie and the Opposite Sex , and worked on concession stands to finance the Junior-Senior Banquet. The banquet was the high light of the whole year. We tried something entirely new by having the banquet in the patio. As we sat under the star-lit sky, it took only a little imagination to feel that we were in some quaint cafe on the side- walks of Paris. Then came the graduation of the class of '56 and several of us were asked to serve as ushers. At last we were at the top, we were seniors, but somehow we didn't feel as big as we thought we would. We got our rings and pictures, then came the Senior Play, our last school play. We measured for caps and gowns, our announcements were ordered, and we sent them out. The Juniors gave us a wonder- ful banquet, for once we had no worries, no doubts or fears of things not coming off just right, we were the guests of honor. Then there was Baccalaureate and Commencement. As the diplomas were handed out, memories of good times of our past school days came back to us and of all the new friends we had made as well as all the old ones like Carolyn Daniel, Becky Davis, Earnest Dunbar, Iva Rae Eder, Freddie Durbin, Rheu Nell Fudge, Marguaritta Gonzales, George Harris, Dewayne High, Kay Hilbert, Freddie Houston, Donald Logan, Jerry Nance, Maxine Phillips, Shirley Ratliff, Gayle Reece, Hazel Veach, Elmer Weryavah, Lindel Zachary, who began here on that fall day in 1945 and were finishing here at this Commencement. The curtains came down on the final scene but not on the final act, for there are many more to come in our lives. , , 9 4 --:r ' f5T:'3 -- X ' V -N W1 ' TSW i rm i I S. Q ll Tess and Max seem to be enjoying the snow. be happy. Did you just win a game? ki .iz V Gevrge and Gary are Iwo of a kind. Jerry and Fudge in the Patio -- a typical High School SCCUP. A clan of Seniors pose in the patio. The Blue Devi1's Three Blind Mice QFred- die, Abe, and Chucky. They say, Which way did he go? Coaches White and Whitely seem to ball field before the Frederick game CLASS Wlll We the l957 Sen1or Class of Walters Hlgh School C1ty of Walters, County of Cotton State of Oklahoma Class of Dlstmctlon belng of sound body and partly IL mmd, do hereby make this our last w1ll and testament rendermg void and of no avall any former w1ll or wills that have previously been made by us durxng a perlod of twelve years I ELMER WERYAVAH w1ll my ablllty to take all the klddmg the students can d1sh out about my legs to Frank 16 Edgmon We MARY KAY CROWLY and CAROLYN DANIEL w1ll our abxllty to be so quxet yet so mean to Carol Whlte and Lmda Urxce They need ltlll We, DONALD LOGAN and JERRY NANCE will our abllity to be the best lookmg boys 111 school and stlll be foot loose and fancy free to Larry Snyder and Clmton Allmon We MARY FAY PARKS MAXINE PHILLIPS and DORIS FLETCHER w1ll the flrst three places m the lunch lme to any three under classmen who can fmd an excuse to get out of study hall every day and stlll be around when Mr Sanders starts 1nqu1r1ng I IIMJENNINGS w1ll my typewrlter to anyone who IS gomg Jnto the junk 1ron busmess I KATHERINE PITTMAN will my 1nab1l1ty to keep my eyes open ln bxology class to anyone who IS sleepy enough to try IE I JERRY PHILLIPS, wrll my ab1l1ty to go to all the falrs and st1ll not be counted absent to Glenn PIIIIIIPS I MARIA MEJIA w1ll my shorthand book to Sandra Motah ln hopes that she wlll have lots of luck w1th It I F REDDIE HOUSTON w1ll my ablllty to be the blggest guy on the football team and stxll s1t on the bench to Donald Elhs We BECKY DAVIS and RHEU NELL FUDGE havmg a few Insane qual1t1es w1ll our courage to sneak around and pull spark plug wlres from basketball boys cars whlle they are gone a.nd yet keep It a secret Secret? Well unt1l now to Maree Sanders and Lynda Southward I GARY DAGE w1ll my place III the Senior Engllsh Class to anyone who would lxke to read Webster s New Intercollegiate Dlctlonary I IVA RAE GEE w1ll to any glrl who thmks It can be dont the ab1l1ty of gettmg three rmgs mstead of one when they become a Sen1or I GEORGE HARRIS will my chalr III Mrs Hewltt s class to Terry Mead provldmg he can f1ll the oblxgatlon We MARGUARITTA MAUGHAN and SHIRLEY RATLIFF will our seats behlnd closed doors III Mr Sanders offlce to anyone who IChl1'lkS they can fill them as well as we did I DEWAYNE HIGH w1ll my abtllty to sklp more school and st1ll have perfect attendance to anybody who IS crazy enough to try lt I PAT WILLIAMS will my first tenor sax chamr to Paul Dyke m the hopes that he w1ll make louder and pret tier squeaks than I dld I KENNETH SIMPSON w1ll Mrs Hewitt my culioslty she thlnks I m ton nosey We GAYLE REECE and SHERRY THOMPSON w1ll our mterest In the Geron1mo boys for the past 3 consecut1ve years to Earlme Devme and Edna Jo Brldges Keep up me good record kidslll I DIANA ANDERSON w1ll my helght to Artie Io Reynolds Maybe you ll find a better use for IC than I dld Artie I DON JACKSON will my bookkeeping book to anyone fgOII1g mto book busmessj who can add a column of fig ures a page long Good Luck I DONNA GRUMMON wlll my ab1l1ty to be the fxrst O1 e of my glrl fr1ends to go steady and to be the only one left not going w1th anybody to anyone who is crazv enotlgh to thmk If can t be done I F REDDIE DURBIN w1ll my abtllty of not gettmg a w lppmg during school to anyone who has the record up to now I HAZEL VEACH w1ll my abxllty to start for school vhen It IS tune for the last bell a.nd stlll not be tardy to anyone who thxnks he can do it I MAX GOOD w1ll the ab1l1ty to l1ve so close to school and stlll be late every day to Phtl Garrett I FERN DENMARK wlth my ab1l1ty to be seen and not heard to Nancy Wynn I AUBREY BELKNAP leave my formula for stavmg sn le and sane to a.nyone who wants to try It I RONNIE PETERMAN w1ll my ability to chew gum 1I1 English Class to anyone who can get away w1th It as I I BETTY PHILLIPS w1ll my 1nab1l1ty to smile wnle sm mg to Pat Kerr I CHUCK SHEPPARD w1ll my shmy club wh1ch I use to beat off g1IlS to Charles Schneeberger Don t hurt them Charles Just show them who IS boss We EMMA PHILLIPS and KAY HILBERT w1ll our ab1l1ty to flirt with all the boys in high school and still not catch one to anyone who thmks they can have as much fun as we dld Good Luckl I LLOYD FLETCHER w1ll my ablllty to stay unacquan ted w1th Mr Sanders office to Truman Smxth I TESS WITT w1ll my alnllty to stay up u.nt1l 6 OO A M getting a book report a.nd be at school the next morn ing, sleepy but bright-eyed to Kay Dyer Gncxdently the book was Gone Wxth the Wmd Q I DELORIES FIELDING w1ll my typewrlter to Loretta Nlghtstep Good Luck! I EARNEST L DUNBAR will my clgar box full of gold plated church keys from each of my excursions to Kenneth Dunbar I hope you keep up the collection I ALLEN CHAPMAN will my seat on the end of the bench and one practically new basketball su1t to Kent Gardner Don t strain yourself Kent 11 JAMES SUSON will my ablllty not to go with anyone all my high school years to anyone who wants to try xt We the SENIOR CLASS of 1957, w1ll our section of the auditorlum to the Sen1ors of 1958 It ls a big obllga tlon and we hope they f1ll It as well as we did 1 1 1 1 Y I 1 f '- , 1 1 1 Y I . I Y ? 1 . . 7 Y ' l I , . 1 1 ' 1 1 . Y ! I . , . V . Y . I ' . , . . ,i D P 7 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 - . . 1 D I ' 1 1 . 1 1 1 . I .-I . , , I . , 1 1 4 . 7 . . . 1 ' l . . 1 . . 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 . . 1 1 . 'K . . 1 J . 1 1 '- . . . X . . . . 1 1 1 1 - 1 , . . .vt . 1 1 .1 -Q - . . I . . 1 1 did. , , A ,5 . . . . . , I 3 0 1 1 1 I Y , . . . .V . 1 . 1 , 1 - 1 . . . . 1 , 1 1 1 - - 11 - - 11 , 0 U 1 , . 1 . , , , . ' 1 I 1 , . , 1 1 , - 7 1 I.lll.ll V My Dear Mr Thurman' In regard to your letter of last month here is a detailed report of our recent expedition into space. As I boarded the rocket ship Blue Devil ' desigied and manufactured by Peterman Ford Motor Company operated and owned by RONNIE PETERMAN, I was quite pleasantly surprised to find EMMA PHILLIPS pri vate secretary to JIMMY JENNINGS famed astronomer who had discovered an unknown planet and named lt SR 57 occupying the seat next to mine Emma and I began toremmisceabout old times and to inquire of each other as to the whereabouts and oc cupations of all our former classmates From talking to Emma I found that a great number of our past stu dents were moving to SR 57 to establish businesses I asked about the nightlife at the planet and found out that so far only one nightclub had been fotmded This was the B1g D1pper owned by those two play boys and successful bachelors DE WAYNE HIGH and KENNETH SIMPSON They had employed several of my classmates MARGUARITT A GONZALES and SHIRLEY RAT LIFF were m the Chorus Lme while GEORGE HARRIS was the chef All at once from the front of the ship came a loud cheer and I looked forward to see several young men yelling at the top of their lxmgs Emma told me that they were the famed SR 57 Comets DON JACKSON who had been a big success on Planet Earth as a professional football player had gone to SR 57 to try his luck at coachlng MAX GOOD and EARL SHANNON had Joined partnersl1lps and started a rather large project for their con struction company Their goal was to build a larger dam than Grand Coulee and to span a bridge from SR 57 to Earth FRED DURBIN and JERRY PHILLIPS were the most successful farmers on the new planet Fred owned a chicken farm and used robots for farm hands This cut his expenses somewhat Jerry was a big Angus ranch er and was working on a new breed of cattle JERRY NANCE was a noted test driver and was trying out LINDEL and RAY ZACHARY S new automobile which ran on water The only poss1.b1e trouble they might have with this experiment is that water IS scarce on the planet JAMES SUSON who had made the army his career and his breadticket was the commander of the armed forces LLOYD FLETCHER worked hand m hand with James by bemg Commanding Officer of the National Guard Branch on SR 57 FREDDIE HOUSTON was a big producer of a telev1s1on show which played only bop music His ch1ef ad vertlsmg scheme was that of men s nylons ELMER MOE WERYAVAH was his leading leg model AUBREY BELKNAP the only television repairman on SR 57 had a thriving business DON LOGAN came up with a new invention, the double jointed cigar one end for chewing the other or smoking Don was president of the company while SHERRY THOMPSON was vice pres1dent and handled the financial department About this time the stewardess walked down the aisle and I recognized her as MRS BETTY DUNBAR Betty stopped to chat for awhile and we found out that our ship was being piloted by her husband EARNEST The handsome co pilot we had farled to recognize was GARY DAGE IVA RAE EDER was the ship s nurse By this time we had landed on SR 57 and Emma asked me to have a cup of tea with her in the Olde Tea Shoppe operated by MRS ROZELLE WHITE and MR JAMES BRADFORD Emma explamed that they had as to he near their dear old students The shop was being patronlzed by several different people whom I remembered and inquired about their stations m life MRS PAT ZACHARY and her twelve children were havmg an afternoon snack while DIANA ANDERSON and FERN BLYTHE were havmg lunch D1ana had written a successful book entitled Secrets Men and Fern was the most successful business executive on SR 57 All at once something began to wrap about my leg and I quickly jumped up and heard a little dog howling furiously I found the owner MARY FAY PARKS was a noted Cl11huahua breeder and apologized for steppmg on the dog BECKY DAVIS was with her and I found out that she was the dog s private dentist I was somewhat tired by this tune so I Set forth to explore the f1eld of hotels Finally I found a nice look mg hotel named THE NEPTUNE and entered only to find the proprietors were HAZEL VEACH and DONNA GRUMMON Operating the switchboard as big as you please was that gal from Arkansas WAUHILLA WALT I just happened to run across RHEU NELL F UDGE in the lobby and she started begging me to go with her to a party that nlght I explamed that I had nothing to wear and she immediately recommended an exclusive dress shop owned by MARY KAY CROWLEY and CAROLYN DANIEL I asked her whom the party was for and she explained that it was m honor of TESS WITT SR 57 s Grace Kelly Rheu Nell was an opera singer at night and a music teacher by day She told me that one of my old short hand buddies GAYLE REECE was teachmg shorthand and that BETTY PHILLIPS basketball team had over come Mars and won Universe The party was held in PRICI.LLA RAY S home Priscilla was the wealthy socialite of the time For enter tamment she had hired the famous horn duet consisting of PAT WILLIAMS and KAY HILBERT They were now currently featured at the Big Dipper I excused myself and went to powder my nose I happened to bump into DELORES FIELDING who was gathering Backfence Gossip for The Walters Herald Her collaborator and secretary was KATHERINE PITT MAN Everyone was glad that I had come to establish a newspaper and that my first big feature would cover the visit of the United States President MAXINE PHILLIPS Maxine had fmally achieved her long set goal and won an election to become the first woman president Maxine s traveling party consisted of MARIA MEJIA private secretary and companion ALLAN CHAP MAN accountant and DOYLE MARTIN personal bodyguard SR 57 was really a wonderful new planet and a fine home for such fine people as the graduating class of 1957 Please feel free to visit our planet at any time You will always be welcome Sincerely yours f ,, 1 ,, ,fl,f5i,l.1- -J . , . . l I ! , .. Q 1 - , , II ' I ll, - , . . I n ' 1 , , - . Y . ' 1 , . . . - , . . . . . . -, . , , f . , . 'Il I 0 I . been so fond of the graduating class that when they heard of the planet, they hurried to establish a business so . I . . . ,, of . , , . . . . , . . u . 1 ON, . . 1 . . , . . - . . , . . a , I , , . . . - g . . . - - 9 I 7 Y l ' - I - .115 1 -.C ,i 'N PM v THE JUNIOR CLASS The junior Class of '57 has had a very enjoyable year. We have worked very hard to make the junior Class something that we can be proud of. We were proud of all our candidates in the many different activities, and even tho sometimes they didn't win, we were equally as proud of them as the winners were of theirs. Nearly all the juniors have participated in an activity of some kind, and some hold outstanding honors. The high light of the year has been the junior- Senior Banquet. We feel that it is such an honor to work and plan the banquet. We, the juniors', gave our highest ability to make the banquet something that the Seniors' will long remember. Vice-President, Derwin Jonesg Secretary, Kay Dyer: Treasurer, Sherrill Lloydg President, Buddy Hilbert NP' vf'-' 1:23, his' v r 23' mu, Howard Abbe Celia Allmon V' . fi SD '9- Y Pat Anderson - -1. if , 'U' ',w- Maxine Bates Edna Jo Bridges Billy Jo Carter .D xx sf' I -0- ' K. Q is Billy Davis Kenneth Dunbar Ronald Evans George Fielding Norma Fletcher Bill Grimes ,E ,X ,A K V . 3 -Q2 ' ,f- A ID pp. -1 A wa' ' J W J K O1 7 K v K ,V . '-J g 3 gn, V, v f A K X 'i NL -U f . AL lr A 4 4 -fx - Gerald Hayes Helen High Doug Hollingshead George Hilbert Kenneth Jackson Nancy Kay Ja 3 1' - P in-4 J Y . ' C P nil., Y - l ', -v ' i 1 fl A, , 1' f vm! X AX , Don Jameson Jerry Jones Robert Lawrence Jimmy Ledford Mary McCarter George Moon I . Q' Q. ,W Q, , , 5: W, 'N li ' ,-.f V21 4 , 5 I ' sy xx ? A 1 .,... 'Q '-- YC? X X I is L La 1 .J ,aa Wanda Moon Joan Nichols Judy Nichols Linda Norman Junior Oberly Barbara Otis ,, . . A , 4 t. April, we give a party, the cops won't think that we in- Sgt. O'i-Iara, That s the phoniest fit of hysterics I ever saw. tend to Search the house next door' ,. Marian Carstairs . Archie Carstairs . April Carstairs . . Dinah Carstairs. . Polly Walker . . . Wallie Sanford. . Mrs. Cherington . Mr. Cherington . Rupert Van De usen ..... Frankie Riley. . . Bill Smith .... Sergeant O'Hara . Pete ....... Joella .... . HOME SWEET HOMICIDE cnzw . . .loan Nichols . . Derwin Jones . . . Kay Dyer Pat Anderson . . Sherrill Lloyd . . . Bill Grimes Helen High Ronnie Whitehead Bill Smith . . Gerald Hayes . . . Ronald Evans Kenneth Dunbar f f . Buddy Hilbert Donna Kay Rusk F1ahS1ighI ........ George Moon Slukey, , , , , Kenny Schneeberger Wendy , , , ,,,, Linda Norman Mag . . . . . . Celia Allmon Joe . . . . Kenneth Jackson Betsy. . . . .Maxine Bates Student Directors . . Carol White and Frankie Sylvester Stage Mgr. ..... Kenneth Ja ckson Stage Crew . . .Gerald Hayes, Derwin Jones, Kenny Schneeberger, George Hilbert, Bill Grimes, Billy Jeff Weldon, Ronnie Whitehead, George Moon, Doug Hollingshead, Buddy Hilbert Business Mgr. . . . Nancy Kay Jackson Ass't. Mgr. ...... Sherrill Lloyd Advertising Mgr. .... Barbara Otis Ass't. Mgr. ....... Linda Urice Property Mgr ..... . . Sherry Parks Assistants . . Norma Fletcher, Buddy Hilbert, Kenny Schneeberger Ushers . Edwenia Reece, Judy Nichols Juretta Smith, Wanda Moon. Edna Jo Bridges, Linda Urice Q -A... Rupert, I'm willing to admit that the late Mrs. Sanford was Mr. Cherington, One little scream, and I ll shoot y-ty. blackmailing me---but I have an alibi. . , -vs ,l....., -we Wallie, The man who murdered Flora... . .was the man who paid the ransom. X 1 0+ l if, .,...,-- THE SOPHOMORE CLASS The Sophomore Class has been very active during the year of 1956 and 1957. To start the year off, we won the a.nnual king and queen race with our candi- dates, Clinton Allmon and Charrel Lambert. Our Sophomores have taken part in many activities, such as: Pep Club, F.H.A., F.F.A., Speech Contest, All State Band, Athletics, and Dramatics. Numerous honors have been bestowed upon the members of the Sophomore Class and we are very grateful for the help that has been given by our spon sors Mrs Edgemon and Mr White President Paul Dyke Secretary and Treasurer Lana McClendon Vice President Terry M Earl Clrnton Allmon Y' 'f .4 Charles Cranford 4115, -guru- in-of 11 If X in 3 O I Kilim, 1 It 'lpi 1 5.2 Qi- Gene B1ll1rd VX, i ,,,3 Franky Edgmon S -6 Teena Blackburn Brlly BFISCOC jfs fu and 9' AY aw Don Elhs Jereada Evana CCD Henry Goodrn Juanxta Hayes Jackre Hams Howard Hewett Beverly Harl Jrmmy Hartman X! 1' I 1 a . 'TY f f aw A f we vi ff iz. kv ig . I wwe- ahlls Q . J Jerry Lemons Ch8Il'31 Lambert .Q Q E!! - ' YJ' f F Exli mu Elmo Ca lkrns :yu f If Jvff X 1 fe we Janrcc. Cam Kent Gardner Phxl Garrett IU' Earlene Hrcks Mary Hutchrns 'i vg-4. l fl' 1 14 I -...Q Mxke Hamrlton Nelda Jones Eddre Kelley Pat Kerr +3 I ,fa -7 N gf ff 1 A4 Ronme Leath Iumor Ledford Lmda Maness '??Lf..' ' ' ,iv -l b A ' ., P 9 'W . , A - Y .- ' ' ' ' . .Q , se J- 2 -4 -. he 'J - I t Y ,- ,ff 1 N - f f: ,J l v N A- ! lx. 'X K if r kl . ' I ir, V lgglr- '95 ,Q f 1, . , V E Q- . V i t Jig, H '. V G, X 3 , 'f r Ki 3' R -. . , -. li - '. fb A nr- -,cw ' A y H H e -1. , Y Q I 1 , , 'fr ' J ' r Eff' - I , X ,.Yigi' 'M' -. ,fi '- 2 G il Qi' .,,' 5 In Y, t xi ' 'R 'J' ' -f K - N r 'TJ NK Q f . is ir , ' 'ff f,Sfs:g:'K,, fi' r I ' - .JT f .gf .'V7ff:'l'ffft ffm 17, k LE. 'A wr I R' -:ly rl jf, A 3 ,. 7 A 'V Q 6' A Y, S f . , fp W' ., ' 4 ,Q J -2:7-.' 'L vu 1 .Q 7' P V 4 f 'irzii , TCF' H Q - r I ,- j'-5? X O12 ,, , I . ' JI' bf b , A .r by In . H , .f Q ,J- A V 1 4 K .s 4 :Q.:M If Sw Ei A Q.: A' A .. ' l ,M 5 1 Y . ' 1- 1' ' t , A ltr: .jp -. -5 , f - r U. 3 H I , gg i Q A N ? X 'fi' - 1' ' 4 lb fgiys' 'rf' 0 :', . 0 ' SS- .., , , L Q , ' V. Carla Teakell 19 'Q 1 wa '- ' ,gf 'Qi y T' - SJ -'F -4 N-. its--1-taio' ' Olga Swinford Tcrry Taylor .. X X Katherine Vea ch yu. N QQ Dorman Tollctt Carrie Ellen Townsend Billie Lee Turner I is 7' l Margaret Washington Patricia Weir Jimmy Wiley L if Pete, Kent, and Iohn working out Kem and Judy ready for a Sub,Deb pf-is Axlx at the golf course. Dance- s 'F Lynda Q ig.-fl' qs ar- J! n't camera shy, is she? 1... J A-3 General Science Class one day when Mr. Wetzel gave a demonstration on Celia, is Jerry really as mean as he 1ooks'7 e lectricity . THE FRESHMAN CLASS At the begmnmg of the year the Freshman Class elected the1r offlcers Elected were Leona VanNess, Pres1dent Gary Hunter, v1ce pre sldent and Scotue Slrnpson, secretary treasurer We also elected our very able class sponsors, Mrs Ryther and Mr Srruth Later on ln the year we staged an assembly program Very soon after that we elected our cand1 dates for annual kmg and queen and also for Armlstlce Day Queen The students who recelved these honors were respectlvely TIIHIIIYJHCKSOI1, Patr1c1a Barbee and Mary Langford Our class worked very hard and we gave the Sophomores a run for thelr money and we came 111 a close second Although we were d1S8ppO1l1t ed 111 th1s, our pretty Armlstlce Day Candldate won frrst Jn that contest id ' 1' 3' Scome S1mpson Secretary Leona VanNess Pres1dent Gary Hunter VICC Presldent Y qx , vx L . - , . X s . Vickie Jennings Sharon Jones Marietta Martin ' Ronald Martin -::' , , . . X i Mike Nichols L -rf Becky Norman I .. , I ff' wx sr' gf ,.. i' fa' ' wm- -is X Y- , 'Y V 'X' ' ri f . . . ' 5 Ma ry Langford ' Randy Lawrence R: 4' 'Xi' :MAA 4 ' his 4 Larry MCClenCIon Carol Meredith , . f. , 3.-., 2,4 :Yi . W Pig. vt ' Johnnie LcBarre Earlene Lewallen it 1 'M L ' Jerry Livingston 2:1 X, as s Y- 1 . fx N' X , - , , . ., fm 1, ,IJ .ek - ,-,z . Laverne Motley ' if J Johnnie Neeley Y Frankie Nichols ,., ,, . . 3 9. L Ya' ' Q I . Q' x, - sw .. ,, ., N--v 1 is 7 'auxin : If k i fi - . f 4 1 I Dale Owens ' I A i 'H , N? Sylvia Parks 'X Maxine Petty X in --A - -1 Kcmierh Phillips Rfb Bobby Philpott P- i , FA .n ' , '1 -- , uf I -or fm R .4 .L K H: in lv 'H if ze , f Q - I ., g ggi. 4, 1 ,E-.QQ F 'S' Qc '-' :lu!P- 4 ff ' Rita Philpott ' Leroy Pleasant 1 ,. 1-, ' Jenell Poeinocheah rl ,-35 is 5 a, Mose Poolaw! If ' , , , i 91 Ptiddy 5 X 1 7 Artie Joe Reynolds Pa ulinc Roberts 4:-Q Q - nn Q: ' ? 4 ,.., 'fl' f' ' sw ,v - as - ... NV ,J - . :L J V17 , gf J . ' s....a A. 0 ap f , V J .tl . .N Wi - 5 if Eff. . 1, 1 ' lv' , i Bobby Rogers ' S' D, f .. 1 H 'f f N- M Joyce Rowe ' Q 'ff' K 1:62. I 4 ' Charles Schneeberiler '15 qzoawhf ' I Q Q Burton Selby ' ' 'I 4 -, i F' Alvin Shelly ' ' t . Geraldine Stapp I' Leroy Stapp 8 h 1 .4 GF' 'fav 4'-'Y -1',,E1 , , xg LL. C Ray Anderson X RicliardAnClcrson 'A' ' , Patricia Barb ' in Tommy Berry QQ, 1 4' 12:1 , -N3 : 'QI' K N , if' 'x 'I .X . gy 1 f , , f 'fl Sue Bridgers I ' Ronnie Carter Lorena Carpenter Jean Chockpoyah 424' I' ' 41 . Y - ' ji R ,K , 1 4 af John Davis E , X f ll Patty JO Davis ' ' fr i Erleen Devine ' l ' 55 Allen Durbin Q' m :fa 5.5 - J nr' Q 2 J . 'X . , ..' .'l' 5 I !' t::::'A. . h t Donna Kay Fincher Kathy Flanagan L ' Doug Franklin Tommy Gilliam . A ,N Pete Hatcher , 'I 4 Ierry Hawkins Linda Ha xton Katheleen Henley I Katy LOU Bla cl-swell ' 0'-1 Judy Claiborne -dl K, - 4-.-q Molly Durbin 'U' l 41 ' ' Y' 1 I Carrol Blythe Wilma Bridges I1 . 50-'-'PD N-f r Fred Codynah James Daniels 4-2-fa - aff' Y Billy Gene Edwards -' Nathaniel Fannon Ma ry Ina Good 7 Keith Hooker 0 .5 fi -rf 'C7 - If .b ,qw M W 5 - 1 F X . h -' far. .i Q Marie Hardin ' .ra X . - I 32: . 5,5 - Jimmy Goodin -1, -.L 4. X , 4, Marjorie Isbell ' 'M' Timmy jackson Y -17' F nkw d f 7' 'FW ra ar i W A Roy Whrtehead Nat and Emma were always helpful on Band Day at Norman. Q A' fe :-.-X .' rf, Kay Stroud E I f f Andy Suson I g I, Y I Sherman Tabby K rffi X .X rv 1 K www, .. 4 ii K Weldon Teakell v ,T---A Lynn wilson Nancy Wynn Ruth and Nancy playrng piggy-back. Looks like the Jones' girls are having fun. Billy Terrell 7 Narrator ............. George Harris Students . . . Doris Fletcher, Lynda Southward, Priscilla Ray Lincoln ............... Don Logan Statue of Liberty ..... Margaret Washington Social Worker ........... James Suson Students. .Gary Dage, Tess Witt, James Stewart Z Open House which followed the Pageant Seated at table right Mrs Rozelle White who drrected the music for the Pageant left Mrs Mary Ruth Ryther speech drrector for the Pageant w This is a scene in the band room made Just before the Rotary-Teacher Banquet. Mr. Cromwell, like all other Rotarians was trying I0 locate his teacher guest by matching quo- tatrons. NATIONAL EDUCATION WEEK PAGEANT Title - The American Way Narrator ........... George Harris Rabbi ........ Douglas Hollingshead Mary Antonelli .... Mary Kay Crowley Rev. Elton .......... Don Jackson The National Education Week Pageant was presented by the vocal music depart- ment under the direction of Mrs. Rozelle White and the speech department under the direction of Mrs. Mary Ryther. STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Secretary, Kay Hilbert, President, Jim Jen- nings, Vice President, Jerry Phillips. STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Freshman, Larry McClendon, Glee Club, Mary Fay Parks, Pep Club, Maxine Phillips, Senior, Doris Fletcher, Sophomore, Carrie Townsend, Chorus, Donna Kay Rusk, Freshman, Loretta Carpenter, F.H.A,, Celia Allmon, Junior, Joan Nichols. SECOND ROW, F. F.A., Paul Dyke, Junior, Ronnie Whitehead, Band, Gary Dage, Sophomore, James Stewart, Senior, Allen Chapman, Librarian, Sharon Smith. FIRST ROW: jereada Evans, Eva Piatt, Wauhilla Walton, Beverly Harl, Helen High, Maree Sanders, Emma Phillips, Maxine Bates, Kay Hilbert, Sherry Thompson, Lana McClendon, Cherral Lambert, Accompanist-Rheu Nell Fudge. SECOND ROW: Director-Mrs. Rozelle White, Carla Teakell, jackie Harris, Billie Lee Turner, Charles Schneeberger, Max Good, Kenneth Dunbar, Lynn Wilson, Terry Mead, Billy Jeff Welden, Tess Witt, Donna Kay Rusk, Mary Kay Crowley. THIRD ROW: Joan Nichols, Linda Norman, Margaret Washington, Don jackson, Tommy Mason, Mike Hamilton, jerry Nance, Freddie Hou- ston, Bill Smith, Gerald Hayes, Diana Anderson, Pat Williams, judy Richards. FOURTH ROW: Katherine Pittman, Barbara Otis, Carol White, Phil Garrett, Dickie Anderson, jim Jennings, Doug Hollingshead, Jerry Unsicker, Clinton Allmon, Buddy Hilbert, Kenny Schneeberger, Edna jo Bridges, Pat Anderson, Lynda Southward, Linda McClendon. FIFTH ROW: Vivian Poolaw, Norma Fletcher, Sherry Parks, Clif- ford Smith, james Stewart, Paul Dyke, Kent Gardner, George Moon, Mike Thompson, Howard Hewett, Maxine Phillips, Doris Fletcher, Betty Phillips. HIGH SCH00l MIXED CHORUS AMERICAN EDUCATION WEEK PAGEANT ANNUAL HIGH SCHOOL CHRISTMAS CONCERT LAWTON CHORAL FESTIVAL HIGH SCHOOL ASSEMBLY SPRING CONCERT DISTRICT VOCAL CONTEST COMMENCEMENT FIRST ROW: Eva Piait, Carole Meredith, Becky Norman, Earlene Hicks, Billie Lee Turner, Peggy Lee, Carla Teakell, Sandra Russell, Carrie Ellen Townsend, Director-Mrs. Rozelle White, Aeeonipanist-Donna Kay Rusk. SECOND ROW: Margaret Washington, Linda Varner, Lynda Southward, Mary Fay Parks, Kathy Flanagan, Donna Fincher, Frankie Sylvester, Pat Kerr, Judy Richards, Leona Philpott. THIRD ROW: Sharon Jones, Pauline Rob- erts, Judy Claiborne. Maxine Petty, Nelda Jones, Wilma Bridges, Ruth Priddy, Jackie Harris, Aliee Marie Thomas. FOURTH ROW: Mary Ina Good, Artie Jo Reynolds, Marjorie Isbell, Maxine Phillips, Kay Stroud, Leona Van Ness, Carol White, Pat Barbee, Vivian Poolaw, Jereada Evans. GIRLS GLEE CLUB O.C.W. ANNUAL CHRISTMAS PRO- GRAM, CHICKASHA ANNUAL HIGH SCHOOL CHRISTMAS CONCERT SPRING CONCERT DISTRICT VOCAL CONTEST, CAM- ERON COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL ASSEMBLY BACCALAUREATE STATE VOCAL CONTEST CONFERENCE VOCAL CONTEST FIRST ROW: Betty Phillips, Pat Anderson, Barbara Otis, Rheu Nell Fudge. SECOND ROW: Howard Hewitt, Kenny Schneeberger, Jim Jennings, Don Jackson, James Stewart BOYS' QUARTET Kenny Schneebergcr, Jim Jennings, Howard Hewitt, James Stewart, Judy Richards, Accornpanist. High School Assembly Annual High School Christmas Concert Spring Concert District Vocal Contest, Cameron College rl , 6, , Yi ' ti it f, . LA GIRIS' TRIO Lynda Southward, Pat Kerr, Linda Norman, Donna Kay Rusk, Accompanist. High School Assembly Rotary Club Thanksgiving Luncheon Eastern Star Style Show Annual High School Christmas Concert Spring Concert District Vocal Contest, Cameron College GIRLS' QUARTETTE Rheu Nell Fudge, Barbara Otis, Pat Anderson, Betty Phillips, Mrs. White, Accompanist. McDowell Music Club, High School Assembly, Lions Club, Lioncss Club, Rotary-Teacher Mixer, American Education Week Pageant, Eastern Star Style Show, Annual High School Christmas Concert, Local March of Dimes Talent Show, T V Channel 7 March of Dimes telethon, Chamber of Commerce Annual Installation Banquet, Sweetheart Banquet, Baptist Church, Lawton Choral Festival, Spring Concert District Vocal Contes, American Legion, State Vocal Conference Music Festival, FFA Banquet. MIXED QUARTET Terry Mead, Carol White, Judy Richards, Bill Smith, Barbara Otis, Accompanist. High School Assembly. Annual High School Christmas Concert, Spring Concert, District Vocal Contest, Cameron College. FRONT ROW: Left to Right: Bekki Davis, Lynda Southward, Sherrill Lloyd. SECOND ROW: Joan Nichols, Billie Lee Turner, Carrie Ellen Townsend, Susie McMasters, Nathaniel Fannon, Linda Haxton, Patricia Barbee. THIRD ROW:l. Donna Grummon, Edna Jo Bridges, Carla Teakell, Patricia Kerr, Jean Petty, Allen Chapman, Ronnie Peterman, Teena Blackburn, John Grummon, Keith LeBarre. FOURTH ROW: Beverly Hari, Bilma Bridges, Earlene Lewallen, Nancy Wynn, Terry Mead, Mike Thompson, Howard Hewitt, Johnnie Neely, Johnny LeBarre, Charles Schneeberger. STANDING: Marina Good, John Davis, Pete Hatchett, Kent Garner, Don Ellis, Ray Anderson. HIGH SCH00l BAND Our Walters High School Band has has a very fine year. Some of the high- lights of the year were: A Superior rating at the Southwest Regional March- ing Contest at Hobart, O.U. Band Day, State Fair Parade, Veterans Day Parade, Cameron College Half Time Football Show, Duncan Christmas Parade, Open- ing of the Oklahoma Centennial and 57th Legislature, Band Assembly Program, Playing for the Blue Devil Football Game Basketball Games, and numerous Pep 5, Rallies. The Band will participate in the District Contest at Cameron, the Altus Band Festival, and we hope, the State Contest at Stillwater. Our Spring Con- cert is set for May 7th, Officers of this year's Band are: President, Gary Dage, Vice President, Terry Mead, Secretary, Emma Phillips, Reporter, Joan Nichols, and Drum Major, Lynda Southward. FRONT ROW: Left to Right: Judy Clairborne, Pauline Roberts, Vicky Jennings, Artie Jo Reynolds. SECOND ROW: Kay Hilbert, Celia Allmon, Linda Varner, Frankie Nichols, Kathie Flannagan. THIRD ROW: Tommy Berry, Weldon Teakell, Carol Blythe, Paul Dyke, Patricia Williams, Jerry Livingston, Kenny Schneeberger, Gary Dage. FOURTH ROW: Bob Jones, Phil Garrett, Bill Smith, Jimmy Wiley, Richard McDonald, John Paul Jones, Herbie Wetzel, Iva Rae Eder, Buddy Hilbert. STANDING: Maree Sanders, Tommy Mason, Mr. Hall. ' H ,V 1 hfuxlyvxs I H 'ig .xkgx Q- , V U 'S' If f , .ef , DRUM MAJORETTES: Maree Sanders, Becky Davis, Billie Lee DRUM MAJOR Turner. Lynda Southward .JE 'Lv X Co-editor ...... Joan Nichols Sponsor . . . . Mrs. Peggy Lee Editor . . . . . .Doris Fletcher ,, 1 DEVHVS ACCOUNTH STAFF TYPISTS: Rheu Nell Fudge, Linda Norman, Fern Blythe, Tess Witt, Betty Phillips. PRINTERS: Frankie Sylvester, Judy Nichols, Becky Davis. SPORTS EDITORS: Don Jackson, Derwin Jones, Carrie Ellen Town send. DEPT. EDITOR: Barbara Otis. FEATURE EDITOR: Max- ine Phillips. FEATURE WRITERS Mary Fay Parks, Charles Shep- pard, Kay Dyer, Howard Hewett. BLUE DEVIL TAFF I nl Diana Anderson, Editor and Mrs. Edgemon, Sponsor, check lay-outs with pages in the dummy, Linda Norman prepares layouts and Mike Thompson chooses the best pictures for the other layouts, while Kenny Schneeberger, assistant editor, trims more pictures and Sherrill Lloyd types the copy. rf-Q 'LL' 5 111' fn E z 'X Tess Witt, business manager, types a list of annual receipts while Gayle Reece and Charles Sheppard trim pictures. Rheu Nell Fudge proof- reads the layouts. if r-v. I vi FIRST ROW: Patsy Pittman, Patsy Mitchell, Eva Piatt, Shirlene Veach, Maxine Phillips, Emma Phillips, Doris Fletcher, Linda Norman. SECOND ROW: Sponsor Miss Henderson, Katherine Veach, Teena Black- burn, Ianeice Cain, Nelda Jones, Sondra Russell, Maree Sanders, Margaret Washington, Jean Petty, Leona Philpott, Donna Kay Rusk. THIRD ROW: Katherine Pittman, Hazel Veach, Tess Witt, Mary Fay Parks, Linda Urice, Sher:y Thompson, Gayle Reece, Beverly Harl. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA To start the year off the Future l-lomemakers of America had their formal initiation and installation of officers. One of our officers was elected to a district office. Our activities have included: a party in December for the faculty, a Date With Dad party in February, and a special program for our mothers in March. Also we sponsored three assembly programs, two fashion shows, and a talk and pictures of Russia by Mr. Kinder. The highlight of the year was the trip to the State Convention at Oklahoma City. Oh! Were we tired and sleepy! FIRST ROW: Katie Lou Blackwell, Marjorie Isbell, Jean Swinford, Mary Langford, Carole Meredith, Kathlene Henley, Mary Ina Good, Marietta Martin, Cherral Lambert, Becky Norman, Loretta Car- penter, Donna Fincher, Earlene Devine, Molly Durbin, and Frankie Nichols. SECOND ROW: Judy Claiborne, Pauline Roberts, Leona Van Ness, Joyce Rowe, Pat Barbee, Sharon Jones, Rita Philpott, Kay Stroud. Maxine Petty, Kathy Flanagan, Linda Varner, Sharon Smith, and Earlene Lewallen. FH PLEDG Jackie Harris . . . . . Song and Game Leader Carrie Ellen Townsend. . . . . Parliamentarian Barbara Otis ...... ...... T reasurer Maxine Bates . . . . . . . . .Vice-President KayDyer......... President Miss Margaret Henderson . . . . . Counselor Sherry Parks ........ . . Secretary Helen High . . ........ Historian Joan Nichols . . ......... Reporter Peggy Lee . . . . . .Song and Game Leader .Mammal FIRST ROW: Donald Simpson, Bill Smith, Lindel Zachary, Chapter Sweetheart Tess Witt, jerry Phillips, Buddy Hilbert, Ronnie Whitehead. SECOND ROW: Bobby Philpott, Paul Dyke, jimmy Hartman, Keith Hooker, Dorman Tollett, Allen Durbin, George Fielding, Roy Whitehead, Mike Nichols, Ray Zachary, Tony Pulis, Gene Ballard, Mr. Smith. THIRD ROW: Glenn Phillips, Donnie Martin, Freddie Durbin, jerry Lemons, Donald Logan, Doyle Martin, Eddie Kelly, Lloyd Fletcher, DeWayne High. FOURTH ROW james Daniels, George Hilbert, Tommy Gilliam, Frank Parks, Gerald Hayes, Albert Weir, George Moon, Howard Abbee, George Harris. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA These F- F.A. Boysg Glenn Phillips, Kenneth Ballard, jerry Lemons, Doyle Martin, and Tony Pulis, look like book- worms. Surely it's not true. H+ Some F. F.A. Boys at the F. F.A. Farm. Jerry Phillips, Keith Hooker, Bill Grimes, Mike Nichols, and Bobby Philpott show off one of their prize lambs. fp..-Q l:--2 -'fff 1241's Doug I-Iol1ingShGHd, Dorman Tollett, Eddie Kelley, and George Fielding admire Oklahoma A8zM. 'Ml' um' gl- f 41000 OWN , 14 FIRST ROW: Carrie Ellen Townsend, Nancy Jackson, Sherrill Lloyd, Sherry Parks, Doris Fletcher, Bekki Davis, Rheu Nell Fudge, Eva Piatt. SECOND ROW: Bill Smith, Ronald Evans, Kenneth Dunbar, Kent Gardner, Derwin Jones, Allen Chapman, Clinton Allmon, Kenney Schneebiiruer, Bill Grimes, George Harris. THIRD ROW: Gary Dage, Mary Fay Parks, Tess Witt, Barbara Otis, Kay Dyer, Maxine Phillips, Emma Phillips, Fern Blythe, Pat Anderson, Linda Norman, Carol White, Joan Nichols, Charles Sheppard. NATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY TROUPE H38 The National Thespian Society, an honor and service organization whose purpose is to create an active and in- telligent interest in dramatic art among, high school stu- dents, has been very active this year. The Thespian Troupe has presented this year the All- School Play, Seventeenth Summer, and the Junior Play, Home Sweet Homicide. They also did some good work on the National Education Week Pageant, The American Way. The One Act Contest Play, A Marriage Proposal, by Anton Chekov, was rated Superior in the Conference One-Act Play Contest, and was presented at the State Con- test at Oklahoma University. Several Thespians participated in the Speech Contests. li, 5 n During a furious quarrel, Lomov collapses. Natalia National TECSPUU Morto: Act Well YOUT P3ff ThCfC fears that he is dead, All the Honor Lies. Sponsor: Mrs. Mary R. Ryther. Cast, A Marriage Proposal by Atnon Chekov. Stepan Stepano- SCENES EROM THE STATE vitch Chubukov - George Harris. Ivan Valliliyavitch Lomov- ONE'ACT PLAY CONTEST Clinton Allmon. Natalia Stepanovna Chubukov - Maree San- ders. Lomov, trying to propose to Natalia, is caught in disagree- Chubukov lends Cupid a hand by ment over the ownership of some land. shoving Natalia into Lomov's arms. All SCH00l PLAY Seventeenth Summer H Mrs. Morrow, A fine figure of a man--even if I did have to Jack, I can't give you up move the buttons on your uniform. for so long! Angie--let s get married! CAST Angie. . . . . . . . .TessWitt Margaret . . . . Doris Fletcher p Lorraine . . . Maxine Phillips A Kitty. . . . . . . . . . .Eva Piatt Sv Art . . Martin jane . . Tony . Margie Fitz . . Place . Time . Art, Lorraine, Art E back in town--and is on his way to the dance with the little blonde who works in McKnights. Mrs. Morrow .... joan Nichols Mr. Morrow ..... Gary Dage jack. . . Kent Gardener . . George Harris . . . Allen Chapman . . Rheu Nell Fudge . . Clinton Allmon . . . Maree Sanders . . . . Bill Smith . a mid-western town just a little while ago. Summer Student Director. Emma Phillips Director . . Mrs, Mary Ryther ! . Jack, Excuse it, please, Didn't mean to interrupt. Jane, Better watch your Angie, Jacky We all know Tony 's fatal cha rm . FIRST ROW: Helen High, Maria Mejia, Carole Meredith, Sandra Russell, Barbara Shelton, SECOND ROW: Kath- arine Veach, Olga Swinford, Carol White, Mollie Durbin. THIRD ROW: Kay Dyer, Sharon Smith, Patsy Petty. Like our body needs food for nourishment, our mind needs food for thought. This food is derived from the many books, magazines, catalogues, and pamphlets from our library. All of these have been catalogued which is of great use to all students. We should use and appreciate this to the best of our ability. In a wheel the hub is the center attraction and the center support. This is true with the library. All the classes and students revolve and work around the library. If it weren't for the library, no one would be able to get reports, themes, and reference work. It also supplies a large number of interesting books which give us all much pleasant reading and enjoyment. It gives all of us librarians much pleasure to receive our pins. We are making plans to raise money for these pins. LIBRARY ClUB Maree, Earlene, and Margaret seem very interested in finding a new book to read. Must be about book report time. rc-,,vfa ...f Q g -M. . ..L 's 'a r-,wr I ' 255.9573 ij?-' 1 5-.55 :tra 1 r :,. . 1 1 I Z: 5 Q This is an example of the interesting bullentin boards we've had in our library this year. T-I Fra!! FIRST ROW lett to rlbht Sponsor Mrs Betty Sue Whlteley Marx Kay Crowley Fern Blythe Wahilla p tcher Mary Fay Parks Betty Phllllps Hazel Veach Edwenla Reece Sponsor Mrs Pat Dr1sk1l1 SECOIND ROW Marla Mejia, Donna Kay Rusk Katherme P1ttman Carolyn Danlel Nelda jones jane1ee Cam VIXIZD. Poolaxx jereada Evans Earlene Hlcks Eva P1att Sylvla Parks Becky Norman Mar1ettaMart1n THIRD ROW Ixancy jackson Carol Wh1te Marjoru. Isbell Molhe Durbln Carole Meredlth Kathleen Henley Barbara Otis, Lmda Ur1ee Wanda Moon Norma laletcher Juretta Smlth Loretta Carpenter Earlene Devlne Sherry Parks FOUR FH ROXN Judy Rlehards Joyce Rowe Leona Van Ixess Sharon ,Tone Donna Kax Fmcher, Margaret Washmgton Prankle Sylvester Leona Phllpott Helen Hlgh Llnda Korman Maxlne Bates, Kay Stroud Rlta Plulpott Lana McClendon Sophomore Tess W1tt Sen1or Kay Dyer, ' 'Q-QQL iikg YA'-1 K V ,.., , Y A gun-U - ,-V-.-., 1 ww. 1- .. 3, t . rv i la I , gud' ' A' , , , ' 4 q 11:5 , JI' Q . . ...l . A ,,,, ,mv -'I--lu' ' ' Y Q ' ' ' 'ii' ai X T -v - -- Y Y -a iq' ' ' , - K w Q -o -.T 'T t R 5 -1 - 1 - f- 5 T ' ' ' . , A--Q . hd-Y, A ,. 'Sw ---nv , ' af Y ,. ... . ..,,, .,,,,,.,,, ' f- is., .. -....L-......... a .i 'f 4 ' , Qi , WSJ M -1 M- - V- -1 V ' f - Q f- - W 1 ' ' - --..L,.,- 'k' -v Q . . - .--ll ...,, -.-ff, a . 1 4 -r '-f-- , '- cf f Q ' --Nm at 'f 7 ' ' ' -' ' wa- -fe.. H -- -. -.-.W ,,..-.,,-, ,, .mug 1-r.',.' ,g 'gg - i ,W 1 f ' 'T' ' A ff' 'i-Tr' --., . -. . - , f- -- ' e -----w--M --...--s......,...+ .... - -13 .I-J T FIRST ROW, left to right: Clinton Allmon, George Harris, Bill Grimes, Eddie Kelley, Max Good, Eddie Reece, Larry Snyder, Gene Ballard, Ronnie Peterman, Phil Garrett. SECOND ROW: Coach Ralph White ley, Manager Derwin Jones, Tony Pulis, Allen Chapman, Gary Dage, Clifford Smith, George Moon, Glen Phillips, Franky Edgmon, Buddy Hilbert, Doug Hollingshead, james Stewart, Manager jerry Bob Lemons, Coach Whiz White. THIRD ROW: junior Oberly, Donald Ellis, Charles Sheppard, Gerald Hayes, Doyle Martin, Don Logan, Freddie Houston, Donald Wilson, Ronald Red Elk, Ronald Evans, Don jackson, Frankie Parks. The l956 Blue Devils won 3 games and dropped seven of a schedule which was one of the toughest a Walters team has faced in many years. Several key injuries to players and the inability to have all hands in top shape at one time hampered the team throughout much of the season. I - .fa r. A .... ..,i, ........, .. , Lawton Douglass administered the worst beating, but probably the SCHEDULE outstanding team we faced was a powerful team from Frederick. They We Frederick won the state championship final game by the same score Hobart 0 they defeated us --- 33-0. Tipton In four of the games we lost, the margin of victory was two Velma-Alma touchdowns or less. In two of the losses, the difference was one Temple touchdown and in one the margin was a single point. Frederick Don jackson, Don Logan and Gary Dage, Seniors, were named to Waurika the All-Conference team, and Logan and Jackson were on the All-Area Marlow team. Jackson added further honors by being placed on the All- GIS-Hdfield Southern team selected from all schools in Southern Oklahoma, includ- D0uglaSS ing-all the Oklahoma City High Schools. Logan, Dage, and Elmer Comanche Weryavah were Captains of the team for the season. One of the more unfortunate injuries was a broken collar bone which Jerry Nance received. Jerry received the injury the week before the opening game and missed the whole season. He was slated to be a starting end. in L 9131? wut' 15 l. a1g-C, 8 X .4 X X X -3,-Qi., K , - V A ,yr -'+A 11. 4 3 if 4 , .O Q l . ' 1 . ' 1 6 I ,Q A f . A . ' 1 , Xi , . . is v 1- 'Q 4'-. f 1 4 s Q 'X Q 3 V V Q 34 l FIRST ROW: Clinton Allmon, Derwin Jones, Fred Codynah, Nicholas Mcjia, Charles Cranford. SECOND ROW Max Good, Kent Gardner, Phil Garrett, James Stewart, Coach Whiz White. B TEAM BASKETBALL We Opponents 20 Chattanooga 32 34 V-A 29 27 Temple 20 21 V-A 22 38 Marlow 14 1 9 Comanche 17 25 Comanche 34 38 Temple 30 32 Waurika 21 , f'WX:fl Q .,'Q. Y-5 f XN ,' .QM . 4 F 'HT Q 13.4331 A5 MS 5 Q f.:.Q NM? Aff . LL KPN D ef I-:9?A'.?E e ' X 1 3 ' 2 with 'E 3 Preceeding Veterans Day, November ll, Kay Hilbert--Senior, Kay Dyer--Junior, Barbara Shelton--Sophomore, and Mary Langford--Freshman, were chosen to participate in the Cotton County Veterans Day Beauty Contest. Mary Langford was the winner and named Veterans Day Queen. These girls were judged by a corps of out-of-town judges who based their decision on beauty, poise, and general appearance. Mary lungford VETERANS DAY QUEEN Sherry Thompson FOOTBALL QUEEN This year because of bad weather we crowned our football queen twice. The more impressive ceremony was during assembly on Friday morning. At which time the stage was beautifully decorated and the girls were lively in their formals. Because the football fans hadn't been notified about the morning ceremony, we felt it only fair to crown our queen again on the field bttween halves of the Waurika game. , A ., Elmer Weryavah, Pat Anderson, Sherry 5 , ' 4, Thompson, Don Logan, Tess Witt, Gary Q 5 I 1' g Dage. '1 I f' ' . ' b X . u . g 1 5 E f z V1 ' I if 5 V Q' 5 s ,f N 1 iff Q ' , U .t I i f f I 'Vw on s 1- ' 9' Gary, Tess, Paula Agler, Gregory Hooper, Sherry, Don, Pat, Elmer. ANNUAl KING Clinton Allmon ANNUAL QUEEN Churrel lumber! FRESHMAN Patricia Barbee Timmy jackson SENIOR Wauhillau Walton Elmer Weryavah J, Lf ANNUAL QUEEN AND KING CANDIDATES -- i I. s' A SOPHOMORE George Hilbert Sherrill Lloyd f A , , Q, . , . a If- an Q at M -. Q i:.,g Charles Sheppard All AROUND B0 The 1956- 57 All-Around Boy was chosen from a field of seven Senior boys selected by the High School Faculty. The selection by the faculty is based on scholorship, attitude, participation in all school activities, and general value to the school. The six candidates chosen were Charles Sheppard, Donald Logan, Allen Chapman, Elmer Weryavah, Don Jackson, and Jerry Phillips. The student council sent the names of Charles, Don, and Allen to the student body for popular vote. Charles was selected. , -C ' tb KA: as ff given: -'27 Iva Rue Eder C0 SALUTATORIAN Charles Sheppard C0-SALUTATORIAN The Salutatorian is the Senior class student having the second highest semester grades for the preceding seven semesters. The honor this year went to two students, Charles Sheppard with 20 A's, seven B s and one C and Iva Rae Eder with 19 A s and 9 B's. Both Charles and Iva Rae have participated in extra curricular activities M' S X0 xx Q- 'MRA mm mx B CHARLES HALL B. S. Emporia State College, Kansas Instrumental Music JUNIOR HIGH FACULTY WAYNE EARNEST A. B. Southeastern State College M. S. Oklahoma AGM Principal GUY HENSLEY B. A. Central State College M. A. Western State College, Colorado Coach, Geography, and Physical Education Sponsor: Section 7-A and Projectionist Club K L' LORENE KERR B. S. Central State College Science and English Sponsor: Section 8-B and Demon's Record dm? 'rl DENTON LIVINGSTON B. S. Central State College History, Science, and Playground Supervisor Sponsor: Section 8-A and junior High 4-H Clubs LOUISE LIVINGSTON B. S. Oklahoma College for Women Math Sponsor 4-H Clubs LAVERNE SANDERS POLLY RICHARDS B S Central State College B S East Central State College Seventh Grade Enghsh Study Hall and L1brary Slxth Grade Sponsor L1brar1a.ns ALICE SELF B S Southwestern State College ROZELLE WHITE SIXLI1 Grade A B Southeastern State College Sponsor Student Councll Vocal Muslc H 1- C257 ei 'ai Yin D ,,.- f' 11 Q. I s' .S fi! 'ff-gf' NJ' Carol Boudreaux Bobbie Nell Bridges Dorothy Brown Karen Brown Michael Calfy Carol jean Codynah Donna Sue Cooper Franklin Fielding De Wayne Heisch Richard Lewellan jo Sharon Masters Richard McDonald 0 . - QP , Wanda Covington ,- 3 ff - 1 Ellen Coy X no fp, 'J . Everett Cranford W jerry Crank A V Virgil Fielding k t ,,, W 5 joan Fletcher ' I i ' john Grummon , Q Millie Harmon Nd - Xi.-39' E ,l Carrie Hart , J -Qi iii? Douglas Hicks P X Bobby jones ' y i ' ' dr john Paul jones -ff N M' ' K .Qi jerry Lambert -fav 1 Keith Le Barre 1 -N 4, 4 Qi W I d EQ Sandra Maness A 6 Keith Martin ' gf Deattra Martin N. 'Q' ' . arf -H ,mv A P Patsy Moon Sammy Mayer A f Frankie Oberly H. ,., , ,V QQ 7 Q' M M Iona Phillips ', N- Q I nw We ' Janie Pulis f C, -- ' 'f ',,.., ?x- t. ,..- 5 Dorothy Shelton X' gm ' TM' Ada Sperling - liwauuzzth ,, ' Q Nancy Swinford 'f 'if' Freddie Tincher i. V g Emma jo Timberlake , N, iq. W '-0-V 1 -1 Michael Wauqua 'TI-Y I ' is Bobby Wilson if A ,,ff'k, 4 A EIGHT A We have had 41 pupils enrolled in 8-A this year. Mr. Livingston was our home room sponsor and we elected the following class officers: President .......... Bobby Wilson Vice-President ....... John Grummon Secretary .......... Bobbie Nell Bridges Student-Senators ...... Deattra Martin and Everett Cranford A number of our pupils belonged to the High School Band. Many of our group had been active in all junior High activities, including junior High Band, Student Senate, Demon's Record Staff, 4-H Club, Pep-Club, and athletics. We enjoyed working with 8-B on the Carnival to try to help the eighth grade candidates to win. We had a lot of fun practicing on a One-aCt play, entitled, The Rented Tux, which we presented as our assembly program. joan Bennett Walton Bern Waymond Berry Doyle BIISLOL Bonlta Cooper jerry Coy Curtls Cromwell Judy Dy r Naney Eubanks Lawrenee lfannon Carol Fmeher Donna Foster johnny Frltls Carl Grll Troy Harrls Doyle Hlph Axanell Hooker Mllxe Hooper Irene johnson Andy Ltdford jerry MCDdV1d Arnold Monson Llnda Nlanec. Robert Platt Patsx Purkey Wlnston Rath Callle Reeee Lrnda Reece Patsy Russell Bobby Sandlln Henry Selbx Stanley Shelly Allred Smlth Ellen Smlth Barbara Stewart joella Taylor i Y' Y- E Y- Qui ,9- i Sud il EIGHT B SB Class chose the follow mg., home room offleers Presldent Doyle Hlgh VICE Presldent judv Dyer Seeretarx Nanex Eubanks SB has enrolled 36 Ten of our class are rn band 22 are ln Junlor Hlbh Chorus 20 are members of the 4 H and all 17 blrls are 111 the Junlor Hlgh Pep Club Others serve as pro jectlomsts paper staff and lxbrarlans 8B presented the Junlor hlgh Chrlstmas assemblx program Chrlstmas Bells m wh1ch everv member of the class partxclpated T11 .5 Q! 'IZ Y Mavadene Valdez 'x fv- jack1e Wllllams lm 4 A Q ,f 1 A ., , , , ', , - - , if , . ll , f L .f 1 y A . X x , 2 1 'P' - x rr A A 't-'1 1 '- -rr . I 1 ' s r ,N A I ' C ' , N ' - .a , ' , ,. 1 x A i ii .. L ' I I 4' ,. A R VL y . 4 V, -, - ' J at ,. . - Q. ' H- ff , , xv t A , W n L . - -, 4 if 'J I -If Y 1 , . , ., 5, , ' 1 if ' 5 5. y , ' ,. E' 5 1 A f W! C I . , , K . . . P z N 4... - I i Q r , 'J ', '15, A 1. x 1 1' y 's . 'vl I l I I I I I O I I 1 -7. 3. . , B. . .T yy 1 2 - , ' r' ' ' ' 'r . x 1 - . . . y N' , 1 . I . X. ' ' ' ' 7 n , N ,, . . . I . Y 7 N.-.N P7 xi 'l 1 rv 'ae .4'x , Uni ND 5 1 -. f . .. , hi ' F 5' 1 vw- ' S, if , 1 1 .1 I rl' A fri' SP' . , A q . W M dx, 1 .K - ,, ' 'Y' K Tru- 'ff , . ' - i E sr Y -Q Vi 1, nu. N :rff Vit' v .. ' ii XT. k f' ., sa , - i f ' f- A fi -, nf v w-5-4 'Q' ' nf M ' '- A r N 1 , A i . 8' N 1 1 1Yf 'aff SQZL wfi A sag p , gx N ' i M k 4 x f Linda Tabbytosavit 6 ,,,. A- Q- T,-4,3 Alvin Veach v' A, fi f i my Ray Veach F . ' f '- M' Q A H' 25- Q Norris Wauqua SEVEN A Section Seven A was sponsored by Mr. Guy Hensley. The following officers were elected for our home room this year. President ..... ...... . . Delbert Permansu Vice-President ....... Freda Hardin Secretary ..... . . Milton Codynah Student Senators . . . . Alice Fannon and Russell jackson Reporter .......... Sharon Robertson Projectionists ........ Larry Jenkins and Earl Fletcher The most important topics that were discussed were those that were mentioned to us when our senators reported on their meetings. We had two parties this year, our Christmas party and Valentine's party. We also were happy to help out in the March of Dimes drive. Johnny Brown Laretta Calfy Aaron Cash Milton Codynah Linda Clark Evelyn Cranford Robert Davis Cecil Dickenson Larry Durbin Alice Fannon Earl Fletcher Richard Goodin Freda Hardin Billy High Russell jackson Larry jenkins Alice Kelm Mervin Lehmann Earl Martin Raymond Nauni Johnnie Oberly Delbert Permansu David Philbrook Irene Pittman Horace Poolaw Judith Reece Jewel Dean Roberts Sharon Robertson Ralph Rowe Gurtie Selby , '-v , Juv Susie Alvarado 1 ' v 9 ' C Y ' , w E Margaret Ann Barbee i if V ff' 9 yr np A l Curtis Bright if: T - df 3' n lk lf, V june Davis l Q 1,1 I, R, ,Q ...Q f Billy Duff ff i X in ' joan Evans Q H J X E K :M Patricia Flanagan , P, x?,,w- 47, L A 'F I' A Billy Frank Fudge V if Tv v ' ' Kenneth Glenn V .21 i' 1 ' 45 ' Douglas Grubbs S pg., Rita Hatchett 4 5 1 Linda Hawkins Jackie Hibbs - fa ll' TV: H Q IL' 4. 2:3 David Hilbert I F A , ,N . M F Charles Isbell 7 . ,, - he f V Larry Le Grand ' ' ' Michael Le Grand ,X -. I K - 'rf julie Mays X ' ' Ron Minton 1 in lv, Eugene Norman 1 1 f ' 'Ei gt, ' Q x I ' M- -, 'V' 'X Larry Norman 1 V.: Larry Peterman 'Q'-5 N' Frances Priddy i . Billy Rusk -'i' 3 N ' ,V NM Cherie Sanders K Q as 5 Xu. .fr-ef 'N H.. 3 Tommie Shepherd W ' Melba Simpson -..W- X '1-'fl' . wr , K Kay Smith ' Linda Smith ig 5 1 ' -f W ' x g 1 fl - 'ic - Am , h Clydene Sylvester Brenda Thorne X Janie Todd ca. ..: Q -no - p- X jf S M . 1 w james Townsend M e, -N i ,W Edward vedcn 'M' , is Q- N.. M- Mary Wallace w, ,-fi L il ,J. N.y. , - - . Dickie Wann A , 'ef ln' J 9. ,W J' H Janie jackson Arleen Suson fi' ,-. Betty Jo Washington ,N P W Bruce Williams '99 ,, up 7 -wr SEVEN B Our class officers for this year are: President--Margaret Ann Barbee, Vice-president Ron Minton, Secretary--julie Mays, Student-Senators--Betty Washington and David Hilbert Our sponsor is Mrs. Livingston. We have been very active in all school activities. Twenty-nine of our class belong to Junior High Band, and thirty belong to Chorus. Many belong to the Pep-Club and 4-H Club. Some of our members have been active in basketball and football. Our class has been well represented on the honor roll. Two of our members are Student-Senate officers. We enjoyed working with 7-A on the Carnival to support our annual candidates: Melba Simpson and David Hilbert. We feel that this has been a very nice year and that we have accomplished much as a class. sv'-.. tif- 'nr , g fe ni vs. r t K - 16. sp' , Qu - p wt .. 5. if '1- Q n Pin., f w -t - 0 . ' ,x I t Z at i 2 . 10- 3 -- ff- mn , i 9 ss? .JM , w .-ff., tk 7 Q N N x Y, ,, ., an J N ' A I 1 X , I :':' 1- an i R 3: ,pi-Q . X pf- ' iff, su :,' V Y 'V' ,a x ' 'S . . X t ,,',: X: 'ci ' Ei f , f 1 . A B i 1 K he f ,N uw X .ff at t ' f' I ik -- . N . f., I , J' , 2-FL d , Q3 -, Af.. 4 ,NA 'rv .,.'44!!. .Nw 1, X429-f ,pin- 'nf' I ..-af N. Carla Abbe Mary Ballard David Boyer Vernon Broberg jack Codynah Judy Crouch Bobby Cowherd Earnest Duff Raydell Edwards Carol Gore Rose Mary Harris Gary Hathaway Herschel Hawkins Lorene Hibbs Rose Isbell Sue Ledford Arnold Martin Toe Meyer Sharon Milwood Diana Mowles Douglas Nichols Rormie Ogletree Edy Peterman Jerry Petty Boyd Rackley Faye Riddles Billy Sandlin Sally Roberts Charles Shelley Linda Shelton Lavana SimmonS Phyllis Singleton Kenneth Sprouse Delane Stapp Jackie Ann Witt SIX A The 6-A class has had 37 members this year, with Mrs. Self as home room teacher. We have taken part in many Junior High activities, including band, pep club, student council, 4-H, home room activities, sports, and has been represented on the Honor Roll each six weeks , We have worked hard on our academic studies and have enjoyed several special projects. It was a pleasure to work with the other sixth grade room in drawing Halloween scenes downtown, at the Annual Carnival, and in presenting our assembly programs The History of the Flag and America Sings. Our class officers were: President--Kenneth Sprouse, Vice-President--Carol Gore, Secretary--Sharon Milwood, Reporter--Judy Crouch, Student Senators--Judy Crouch, Jackie Ann Witt, joe Meyer, and Ernest Duff. Coleen Blackwell Carl Blythe Rudolph Brown Steven Cain Alvin Cash Sandra Charter Donnie Covington Charles Daniel Eddie Davis Thomas Devine Bobby Finchum Shirel Fisher Georgene Fletcher jerry Good jerry Harris Gene Holt Keith Huckabay X-:ll vwvv- ' T' 1 rd ,- CL1! 1 AY T' Q C V nl .4 K.. A - , S? Q- f Lf. t Aww 75.5 f- 'N 'V 1 x 'zu Q' 'AO 1 f'f ga' if AN. 427 I I 1 .W 1- -.4 Linda Kerr . Joann Lambert Edith Mason l, Lu Shane Masters V Y 3 Patricia Montgomery 'M' I I C W.. X' Dianna Moyers - - ' 959 james Owens K A 4 - ' Gary Parks K V Gene Red Elk t 4, ,. ' Robert Roberson , y V ' p p ... f... 3' ff' ' -1 Lewis Stine in 8' Q ..- George Swinford , ' Y x., gr rf' Norma Teakell 4. ., ' Q, Kenny White Carolyn Wiley - , gh Paula Wynn ' . v Joyce Zachary ,A l ' q ' 'G' kv xx-I 1, ' x 44 4 SIX B The 6B class has had thirty-six members this year, with Mrs. Richards as home room teacher . Our class has participated in Sixth Grade Chorus, Student Council, 4-H Club, and Pep Club and has been well represented on the Honor Roll each si.x weeks. lt was great fun to work with the 6A group in drawing Halloween scenes downtown in presenting our assembly programs, and at the Annual Carnival. We were very happy to be the winner of the Annual Prince and Princess Race. We have worked hard on our academic studies and have enjoyed several special projects such as rock exhibits, science experiments, contests, copper work and free hand drawing Our class officers were: Paula Wynn, and Gene Holt, Presidents, Bobby F inchum and Keith Huckabay, Vice Presidents, Linda Kerr, Secretary, Robert Roberson, Edith Mason Paula Wynn, student council representatives. vpn KJ 77 v Q JUNIOR HIGH PEP ClUB iwifru-IV CHEER LEADERS, Left to Rxght Jaclue Ann Wm, A11ce Kelm, Joan Flet J lla T yl Cherxe Sanders, Lmda Kerr. SEATED: Judy Reece, Deattra Martin, Joella Taylor, Judy Dyerg Betty Jo Washington, Melba Simpson, Sec- retary, Richard McDonald, Presidentg Cherie Sanders, Vice-Presidentg Edith Masong Paula Wynn: Jackie Witt Alice Fannon. STANDING: Robert Robertsong Joe Myer, Russell Jackson, Robert Piattg Sponsor- Mrs. Selig Johnnie Friels, David Hilbert, Everett Cranford, Johnny Oberlyg Ernie Duff. STUDENT SENATE A HONOR STUDENTS fFirSt Semester, SEATED: Nancy Eubanks, Patsy Purkey, Melba Simpson, Margaret Barbee, Cherie Sanders. STAND- ING: Dewayne Heisch, Linda Shelton, Jane Todd, John Grum- mon. -i V ' EI 'Y F5 Ai. ' . I V sr' 4 ' X' K' iw 92 v 1 wg? V ,, as a' ,M A M- W J 'Pi 5 g as 'sl Ki! 5151 WNQL 1 - KR. M Mi, Q 1 3 inf, .NVQ yn DEMON'S RECORD STAFF ti 'V' C '+ ga SEATED, left to right: Robert Platt-Co-Editor, Donna Sue Cooper-Editor, Nancy Eubanks, Michael Waugua-Art Editor. MIDDLE ROW, left to right: Edy Peterman, Dewayne Heisch, Billy Fudge, Pat Montgomery, Sharon Robertson. BACK ROW, left to right: jane Todd, Frank Oberly, judy Crouch, jane jackson, Avanell Hooker. LIBRARIANS FIRST ROW: Sammy Moyer, Alice Fannon, Alleen Suson, Richard Goodin Kennith Glenn. SECOND ROW: Patsy Moon, Donna Sue Cooper, Friedda Harken, Dona Kay Foster. THIRD ROW: Arnold Monson, Bobbie Nell Bridges, Irene johnson, JoAnn Evans, Mrs. Sanders, Evelyn Cranford. 4' Lmwlolr D uncan LQWIOII Velma Alma Temple Velma Alma Marlow CUl!l3llL'1lC M qi flow Grandfit-ld Comanche Waurilca Crandficld Waurika Temple Total FRONT ROW: Timmy jackson, Bobby Wilson, Hammond Motah, Bobby Rogers. BACK ROW: Gary Hunter, Pete Hatchett, Tommy Gilliam, Weldon Teakell, john Davis. The Basketball Squad was the County Champion, and when they tied for the conference, they won a third place trophy at Lawton. FOOTBALL Walters Frederick 26 Velma Alma 19 Temple 19 Waurika Forfeit Marlow 7 Grandficld 40 Duncan B 47 Comanche 40 Tipton 40 Total 245 Opponent G 13 O 14 I 7 0 11. -Q M A, -,,-u A BASKETBALL Walters Opponcn 20 43 24 25 14 28 2:1 22 fill l4 22 23 28 17 24 10 2-1 19 30 20 2h 18 10 13 29 40 13 lb - 21 357 325 -mes,-wfriu ..-: .- - The junior High team placed second in the conference with one loss to Marlow. Walters team scored 245 points to their opponents 53 points 3495 CII? AVANELL HOOKER Vetera.n's Day Princess i fl A 'x vcf' ff.. s !, X f QN1 JACKIE ANN WITT JERRY HARRIS Annual Princess Annual Prxncc i ll-A E up R i K I I 5 FOOTBALL QUEEN, ATTENDANTS, AND ESCORTS: Donna Sue Cooperg Alvin Shellyg Gary Hunter, Captaing Judy Dyer, Queeng Scottie Simpsong Joella Taylor. llygl Y fill lx'!l .x Iut 13: ' 5 4 FRONT ROW: Kenneth White, Song Leader-Gth, Sally Roberts, President-Gth, Jackie Ann Witt, Vice-Presi- dent-Gth, Paula Wynn, Secretary-6th, Gene Red Elk, Reporter-Gth, Gary Hathaway, Game Leader-Gth. SECOND ROW: Kay Smith, Game Leader-7th, Billie Frank Fudge, Song Leader-Tth, Mulba Simpson, Presi- dent-Tth, David Hilbert, Vice-President37th, Iona Phillips, Song Leader-Sth. THIRD ROW: Robert Piatr, Reporter-Sth, Richard McDonald, Ganie Leader-Sth, Carl Gill, President-Sth, Bill Hirdi, Secretary-Tth, Avanell Hooker, Secretary-Sth, Callie Reece, Vice-President-Pth. PROJECTIONIST CLUB President. . . Earl Dean Fletcher Vice-President. .... Jerry Coy Secretary .... George Swinford FLRST ROW: Andy Ledford, Earl Dean Fletcher, Stevie Cain, George Swinford, Billy Sandlin, Gary Hath- away. SECOND ROW: Larry Jenkins, Jerry Crank, Edward Veacli, Curtis Bright, Richard Lewallen, Jerry Coy. 4-H CLUB f! eff!- ,Q ll'lI 4 COOK AND LUNCH ROOM MANAGERS: Bertha Potts, Zollie Brooks, Lena Bell Lee, Nora Colston, Vonnie Bridges, Catherine Thorne, Freda Butler. PEOPLE WE COUlDN'T GH' ALONG WITHOUT HighSchoolBuilding .zu 1' I 5 A I . 1 l I John Cranford Janitor Junior High Buildin 1 XS X 5 Z. Bob Wilson Janitor VA ,',, BUS DRIVERS Mr. Coryell, Mr. Mitchell, Mr. Thomas, Mr. Canoge, Mr. Nichols