Waynoka High School - Railroader Yearbook (Waynoka, OK)

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Sophomore Maids Are Selected As in the past years they have always selected their sophomore maids. The senior girls with their sophomore maids are: Joan Harmon, Nor- ma Harmon; Vera Mae Stev- ens, Elaine Robinson; Oleta Miller, Lois Barber; Margaret Good, Beth Deweese; Virginia Armour, Jackie Darnall; Doro- thy Dupy, Joan Sprague; Eva Jean Ellis, Shirley Nigh; Jean Keffer, Evelyn Keffer; Nona Arnold, Zola Robinson; Mona Lou Tea, Donna Harris; Mari- lvn Jackson, Doris Reynolds; Mary Lou Jackson, Dorothy Reynolds; Dixie Pierce, Wanda Olson; Rozsella Curtis, Lois Hickman; Darlene Taylor, Joyce Maggard; Colleen Fiscus, Waneta Ferguson; Tootsie L. Carson, Jean Vanderslice; Aileen Gunning, Cleota Herbst; Luella Barber, Josephine Fis- cus; Opal Ealey, Frances But- ler; Phyllis Seaman, Louise Hufford. Hear Dean and Karma have been exploring the wilds again to find a new parking place, being their other one was dis- covered. Seniors Honor Sophomore Maids The senior girls gave a party in the honor of their sopho- more maids, December 22, 1949. The guests were: Mrs. Briggs, Miss Joachims, Mrs. Homer Strohmeyer, and Misses Wane- ta Ferguson, Doris and Dorothy Reynolds, Jean Vanderslice, Joan Sprague, Evelyn Keffer, Louise Hufford, Beth Deweese, Norma Harmon, Jackie Dar- nall, Louise Paris, Elaine Rob- inson, Zola Robinson, Claudette Woolley and Lois Hickman. Senior girls attending the party were as follows: Mrs. Margaret Good, Mona Lou Tea, Misses Eva Jean Ellis, Marilyn Jackson, Colleen Fiscus, Vera Mae Stevens, Tootsie Lakey, Dorothy Dupy, Jean Keffer, Aileen Gunning, Oleta Miller, Joan Harmon, Dixie Pierce, Opal Ealey, Rosella Curtis and Virginia Armour. Refreshments served were sandwiches, cokes and candy. Games were also played. A bachelor is a man who never makes the same mistake once. Seniors Present Annual Play The seniors gave their an- nual play December 2, 1949. It was “Mystery At Midnight” the cast were: Oleta Miller, Dorothy Dupy, Eva Jean Ellis, Jean Keffer, Dean Bolar, Pat Fuson, Margaret Good, Verlin Harmon, Bob Morgan and Jack Litzell. Opal Ealey was stage prompter. It was under the direction of Oliver Roberts with Darlene Taylor as student director. Seniors Present Class Assembly The seniors gave their class program October 7, 1949. Joan Harmon gave a reading and Virginia Armour tapped. Then it was turned over to the Pep club. So you had a nice ride any- way, Gene J. and Patsy D. We heard you went to Alva to a dance Saturday night and we were wondering if you got home any sooner due to the fact that there was no dance. HS WHS WHS W Senior Sisters Are Entertained It was in the honor of their senior sisters that the fresh- man and sophomore maids gave a weiner roast on April 24, at 5:30 p. m. at the Spring- dale school house. The evening was spent roasting weiners, marshmal- lows and playing games. At the close of the evening the seniors received gifts from their maids. Everyone had a wonderful time. The sponsors were Mrs. Briggs, Mrs. Goranflo, Mrs. Nigh, Mrs. Olson, Mrs. Keffer and Miss Joachims. If anyone needs an explana- tion of a “tool shed” just ask Janet F. and Bob M. I’m sure they can give you a sufficient explanation. Several Jr. boys seem to find the thought of beautiful girls more entertaining than that drab English. How’s for it, Icke, Cue and Rayburn. Another girl has been taken off the eligibility list. Wanda O. is sure sporting a pretty diamond ring. HS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS W cn K £ 3 X w (A X £ c X (A w £ CA X KEEP YOUR BANNERS 3 X c i LA VAUN NICHOLSON Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Al- bert Nicholson. She is active in F.H.A. Ambition: Nurse. 3 X w 3 X Ui in X £ i i w £ 3L oiver x w X ir. SHAY SHM. SHM SUM SHM SHM SHM SHM SHM SHM SHM ¥

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Oriental Theme Used At Banquet which the Juniors honored the Seniors was that of the “Oriental Gardens on Friday evening, May 12, in the high school gymnasium. Chopsttek Melodies was sung by the girls trio Ling Fu Clemence gave the welcome “Soo Happee” to which Fooey Tu Yu Kysar re- sponded with “Thankee, Hon- orable Ones.” Madam Butter- fly Armour and Yen Soo Cue presented a dancing team act. The theme of the banquet at Caricatures on the Seniors and Juniors were given respective- ly by Soo Nosey Hannah in “I Talkee Muchee” and Ming Lee Dupy with “Confucius Say’ . A toast to the seniors was given by Mato Koto Icke. The speeches were highlight- ed by “See No Evil, Hear No Evil, Speak No Evil” delivered by Honorable Wise One, E. B. Cawood. Between courses Sing Sing Fletcher and the Cornee Coolies played “On a Slow Boat to China’ “Limehouse Blues,” “Yo Yo and “China- town, My Chinatown.” The banquet was concluded JUNIOR CLASS The Graduates Of I 95 I Bottom row, left to right, Mrs. Iola Arthaud, Georgianna Stall- man, Betty Jo Keffer, Donna Harris, Haroldene McAlpin, Mar- jorie Thompson, Claudette Woolley, Karma Bevis, Erma Lee Curtis, Ruby Helton. Deloris Jones. Eileen Zook, Clara Beth Davison, H. W. Wright, Jr. Second row, DeEtte Davison, Carol Barker, Martiue Sullivan, Darlene Wickham, Joyce Urban, Hannah Funk, Carmeleta Huff. Betty Lou Fuqua, Beulah Cor- bin, Louise Paris, Betty Huffman. Third row, Max'ne Simmons. Russell Sutherland, Kirk Clemence, Everette Harris, J. E. Mathis. Daryle Cue, Merle Clemence, Elvin King, Merry Lou Fritsch, Barbara Bixler, Flora Good. Jean Hullet, Janet Flora. Tow row, Orville Walker, Charles Whipple, Rex Bartlow, Verlyn Bay, Kenneth Ashpaugh, Charles Chelf, Dale Meek, Bob John- son, David Anderson, Dale Icke, Dale Case, Sanford Murrow and Jimmy Rayburn. by the coronation of the king and queen who led the grand march for the formal prom which followed. t I Junior Class Presents Play The Junior class presented their annual junior play on February 28. The characters are as follows: Ma Smith, Marilue Sullivan; Pa Smith, Bob Johnson; Toni Smith, Dale Icke; Betty Smith, Carol Barker; Buddie Smith, Dale Case; Aunt Bella, Merry Lou Fritsch; Sally Smith, Bar- bara Bixler; Barbara Whether- by, Jean Hullet; Professor Slattery, Merle Clemence; Dick Jones, J. E. Mathis; Stewart Brandon, Daryle Cue; Julie Weston, Phyllis Keene. It was under the direction of H. W. Wright and Janet Flora was stage manager. The name of the play was “The Crazy Smith Family.’ Say all you kids, don’t you know it’s against the law to park on the highway?) Not mentioning any names of course. Just warning you. WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS Good luck in your chosen 3 a cn 3 a cn LUELLA BARBER Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Barber, is active in glee club, F.H.A. and speech. Ambition: Un- jjj decided. .. career. a CO a CO co a £ CO a a CO a CO S H A S H M S H M SH.1A SH Al SHM S H M. SHAV S H M S H M. SHM