Waynoka High School - Railroader Yearbook (Waynoka, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1960 volume:

AIL ABOARD! For the Huffin’ Puffin’ ’59 - ’60 Dennis Edition of the WAVNOKA,OKLAHOMA DEDICATION For thirteen years of outstanding service in the Waynoka Schools, for unselfish devotion to each student, for an unlimited reserve of good humor, we dedicate this 59-60 edition of the RAILROADER to you, Mrs. Goranflo. ANNUAL STAFF BACK ROW: Myrna Zook, Vernlta Harmon, John Hanan, Mrs. Rit- chey, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Linda Wylie, Mary Beth Gamble, Kathy Fisher, Alberta Brownell. FRONT ROW: Betty Moore, Waynona Trantham, CarollKetch- urn, and Peggy Hanan. BACK ROW: Betty Moore, Photographer; Myrna Zook, Co-Business Man- ager; Vernita Harmon, Editor. FRONT ROW: Waynona Trantham, Business Manager; Peggy Hanan, Co-Editor. MEMBERS MARQUISE STUDIO ENID TYPEWRITER COMPANY OFFICERS LEON GORANFLO B. S. - M. S. History, English NADINE RITCHEY B. A. English, Speech MARGARET BRIGGS B. S. Business Education FACULTV GERALD OVERSTREET B. S. Biology, Science RAY HUNT B. S. - M. E. D. Instrumental and Vocal Music B. S. Vocational Agriculture OLA MAYE VELEY B. S. “ M. S. Vocational Homemaking LOUISE JOACHIMS B. S. - M. S Mathematics and General Science DON PFEIFFER B. S. Industrial Arts DWIGHT HUFFMAN B. S. Driver Education Football Coach BOB.FANNING B. S. Shop, Basketball Coach HAZEL GLISAN B. A. Reading, Spelling, English FACULTV HELEN E. DUPY B. S. First Grade OPAL BENNETT B. S. Second Grade GENIVIE FRAZER B. S. Second Grade ROSE MARIE SMITH B. S. First Grade GOLDA E. CURTIS A. B. Third Grade RUTH SALWAECHTER A. B. Third Grade GRACE POTTER B. S. Fourth Grade JESSIE STALLMAN B. S. - M. A. Fifth Grade JADEENA BROWN B. S. Fourth Grade PATRICIA LIKE B. S. Fifth Grade MARGARET QUINLAN B. S. Sixth Grade VIDA MAGNUSON B. S. Sixth Grade ADMINISTRATION SCHOOL BOARD: Mr. Hayes, Mr. Fisher, Dr.. MacFarland, Mr. White, Mr. Hanan, Mr. George DWIGHT HUFFMAN High School Principal KENNETH QUINLAN Jr. High Principal FIFTV-FIVE WAIK THEIR LAST MILE AS SENIORS CAROLL KETCHUM Her warm and bubbly na- ture infects you. Vice-President 4; Band Presi- dent 4; Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Pep Band 3,4; Basketball 1; Vo- cal 1,2,3; FHA 1.2. 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 2; Annual Staff 4; Freshman Tapper 1; Sexette 2 MAC DEVILBISS Good nature is the key to success.M Class President 4; FFA 1, 2. 3. 4; Shop 1; Speech 4; FFA Secretary 3; FFA Vice-Presi- dent 4; Lineman of the year 3; Judging Team 1. 2. 3.4. Football 2, 3, 4. DEANNA SIMMONS A smile that is always there. Secretary Treasurer 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1; Basketball 1; Inter-Church Council 4; FHA Co-President 4; Paper Staff 3. KATHY FISHER Dark brown hair, rosy cheeks, eyes that sparkle when she speaks. Band 1,2,3,4; Girls Vocal 1,2, 3; Basketball 1; Pep Band 4; Mixed Chorus 2; FHA 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Girls' State 3; Speech 1; Thespians 3; An- nual Staff 4; Band Vice- President 4; All State Band 4. GLORIA JANNEY If we rest, we rust. Basketball 1, 2. 3. 4; FHA 1, 2. 3. 4; Class President 1; Pep Club 1; Speech 4. Glee Club 1. DON BRIGGS Give me sports and my life is complete. Basketball 1, 2. 3. 4; Baseball 1.3. 4; Football 1,2; Track 1,2.4; Vocal 1,2,3; Cheer- leader 3. 4; Letterman’s Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Jr. Play. FIRST STATE BANK JOYCE BAY A girl worth knowing, for to know her is to like her. FHA 1,2,3; Pep Club 1.2,4; Sexette 1; Band 2; Thespians 4; Girls' Vocal 2, 3, 4; Girls Trio 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2; Football Queen Attendant 4. JOHNNIE SABEDRA There's no school tomor- row . ” Football 1.4; FFA 1,2,3. 4; Shop 1,2; Basketball 1; Letterman's Club 4; Boys' Glee Club 1. TERRY BIXLER It is the man that causes the women to dislike each other. ” FFA 1.2. 3.4; Football 2.3. 4; Track 2. 3; Basketball 2; Baseball 3. 4; Letterman’s Club 2. 3, 4; Jr. Play; Speech 4; Oklahoma Honor Society 1, 2; Vocal 2. 3; Secretary FFA 4. ROBERT BAILS While we re alive let's live. Football 1.2,3. 4; Shop 1.2; Basketball 1. 3. 4; Track 2; Baseball 1.4; Letterman's Club 3. 4; Sophomore Class Officer. LOIS BIXLER A blonde with a smile for all. Sextette 1; Vocal 2. 3. 4; FHA 1,2.3; Pep Club 2. 4; Thespian 3. 4; Junior Play; President Pep Club 4; Miss Waynoka 4; Girls' Trio 2, 3 4. LANA LORRAINE BOUSE A happy nature is the blue sky of the soul. FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA Secretary 3; FHA President 4; Jour- nalism 3; Basketball 3; FFA Queen Attendant 3. FAIR’S VARIETY STORE DARLENE BRADT Dance away sorrows, cast away fears. FHA 1, 2. 4; Girls Vocal 1. 2,3,4; Sextette 2; Basketbal 1; Pep Club 1. BEVERLY CELL She's little but she's wise, there's friendship in her eyes. Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; FHA 1. 2,3.4. CECIL DAY Rather shy. but never sad, a likeable lad. ” FFA 1, 2, 3. 4; Football 1, 2. 3, 4; Baseball 1. 2, 3, 4; Track 2; Basketball 1; Co-Captain Football 4; Letterman's Club 3.4. i OLIVER JAMES Where there is sports, there is Oliver. ” Football 1.2, 3. 4; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Track 1.2; FFA 2, 3. 4; Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1,4. WANDA CLECKNER For who can see. and then forget the neatness of this neat brunette. ” Basketball 1. 2. 3, 4; FHA 1. 2. 3. 4; Glee Club 1. OLETA CRUSIENBERRY Unworried, pleasure-loving, carefree. FHA 1.2, 3.4; FHA Co-Presi- dent 3; FHA Vice-President 4; Jr. Play. BETTY BARKER A silent address is the gen- uine eloquence of sincerity. Girls’ Vocal 1.3; FHA 1.2; Speech 4; Basketball 1. HARLAN BAY ”Oh, why should life, all labor be M FFA 1. 2, 3.4; FFA Sentinel 4; Vocal 1; Football 1.2. 3; Track 1, 2; Shop 3. 4; Letter- man’s Club 2. 3. NORTON BOUSE An outdoor man am I. ” FFA 1, 2. 3, 4; Speech 3; Shop 2. 4; Track 2. LaDONNA BOLAR Light as a feather. FHA 1; Speech 4; Basketball 1. GENE BUSH Blessed are the joymakers.' FFA 2. 4; Shop 1, 3; Speech 4; Football 1. 2; Track 1; Band 1; Letterman's Club 2. LEO COULTER I never see anything in the world worth getting angry a- bout. ” Basketball 1; Baseball 1; Track 1; Speech 4; Industrial Arts 1. GARY GLISAN He is a handsome and well- shaped man. Football 1,2.3; Basketball 1. 2,3,4; Track 1,2,4; Base- ball 1.4; Band 1,2,3; Letter- man’s Club 1,2,3,4; Jr. Play; Speech 4. ALLEN MILLER The combined qualities of a man and an athlete. Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4; Baseball 1,3,4; Football 1; Track 1, 2. 4; Class President 2; letter- man's Club 1. 2, 3. 4. JUDY LOESER Heart of gold, spirit of steel. Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Pep Band 4; FHA 1; Basketball 1,2; Okla- homa Honor Society 1; Okla- homa Girls’ State 3. TOMMY GOFF Small in stature, big in heart. RICHARD MOORE Always ready for a good time. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 3; Basketball 2. 4; Letterman's Club; Inter-Church Council. ROSEMARY KING As merry as the day is long.’’ Girls’ Vocal 1,2, 3. 4; FHA 1, 2. 3. 4; FHA Officer 1. 2; Pep Club 4; Pep Club Secretary- Treasurer 4; Class Secretary- Treasurer 3. LINDA NUTTER It's nice to be natural, when you’re naturally nice. Speech 3; Vocal 1; Basketball 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,4; FHA 1, 2; Jr. Play 3; Class President 3. LeJOY NICHOLSON She’s little but she's nice. Girls’ Vocal 1,3; FHA 1,2; Speech 4; Basketball 1; Senior Trio 3; Jr. Play. DONALD McGOLDEN A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Track 1.2; FFA 1,2,3; Shop 1,2; Letterman’s Club 2,3,4; Baseball 1,4; Soph- omore Class Officer. BOB HAYES A happy-go-lucky man. BETTY LOU KNIGHT Don’t worry until something happens. FHA 1.2, 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2; Speech 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 3. 4. LINDA WYLIE Speech may be silver, but silence is gold. FHA 1,2; Speech 2; Basket- ball 3. WAYNOKA COOP ELEVATOR ASS’N JANICE WHITNEY Her ways are ways of pleas- antness.” Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Basketball 1, 3; FHA 1,2, 3.4; Girls’ Vocal 1. NANCY ANN GOLBECK Let's be up and doing. FHA 1. 2. 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3; Girls’ Vocal 4. DALE VALENTINE Life’s what you make it. Oklahoma Boys' State 3; Band 1,2; Boys' Glee Club 1 2.3; Jr. Play; FFA 1.2. 3. 4. REX WALCOTT The sleep of a labouring man is sweet. Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Football 1.3; Basketball 1; Shop 2; Track 1. MARY LOU WICKHAM A lady if there ever was a lady. FHA 1. 2. 3. 4; FHA Co-Presi- dent 4; Journalism 3. JANICE HUFFMAN Care is an enemy to life. Basketball 1. 2; Pep Club 1; FHA 1.2. 3.4; Jr. Play. JIMMY KRAGH I might as well take my time - there's a whole life ahead of me. ” FFA President 4; FFA Report- er 3; Speech 1; Shop 1; Jr. Play; Band 1, 2; Livestock Judging Team. LORRAINE ROBINSON Quietness is a virture. Mixed Chorus 2; Pep Club 2, 3; Girls' Glee Club 2, 3. 4; Jr. Play; Speech 4; Sextette 2; Jr. Trio; Soph. Quartet. PHIL LYONS Good humor is a passport anywhere. Shop 1,2; FFA 1; Track 1; Basketball 1. 2. DARRELL PHILLIPS His talents are of a silent kind. LONITA BIRD Youth is full of sports. Basketball 1. 2. 3, 4; FHA 1. 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1; Speech 4; Glee Club 1. SANDRA MEYERS She seldom speaks, but when she does. FHA 1. 2, 3. 4; Girls' Vocal 4; Librarian 1, 2. LILES WILCOX You can tell her by the noise she doesn't make. Homemaking 1, 2. 3. 4; Vo- cal 1. PEGGY LEWIS A woman's growing glory is her hair. ” Basketball 1,2,3; Homemak- ing 1, 2, 3; Speech 1; Jr. Play. They knew they'd make it. SHELDON RUSSELL Fun was made to be enjoy- ed. ” Shop 1; FHA 2,3,4; Basket- ball 1,2; Football 1; Track 1. EDWARD WILSON Men of few words are the best men. MARLETTA JOHNSTON A kindly smile to all she lent. Speech 4; Vocal 4. GODFREY AGENCY - BIXLER LAND AND SALES o X a cr Mirror, mirror on the wall, Allen and Joyce are the fairest of all Darrell and Betty aren t voiceless, But sure are shy and noiseless. When it comes to style in clothes, On Richard and Lorraine only the best goes Because Bob and Gloria are so Witty We weren t smart enough to write a ditty. Terry and Linda are sure to be pert, Because they are biggest Wolf and flirt. Caroll and Oliver with best physique and figure Are the ones to flip your trigger. When the music starts to play, Gene and Janice start to sway, Behind the jazz and beat oi sticks You're sure to find Lois and Rex. Muscle and brawn are two different things, But Lonita and Don even have brains. When wedding bells begin to chime, Betty Lou and Don will be first in line, Peggy Hanan-Secretary, Marilyn Kutz-Treasurer, Larry Hulsey-President, John Hanan-Vice-President. TAMING DENNIS IS THEIR ROLE Janet Adams Donnie Benson Nancy Bixler Manuel Cervantes Kermit Criswell Joyce Davidson David Decker Richard Farquer Georgia Fowler Marshall Frazer Karen Gadberry Karl Green John Hanan Peggy Hanan Chester Hayes Melvin Herbst R x Hodges Larry Hulsey Darrall Inmar ALBERTS’ CLEMENCE 66 DAVIDSON OIL CO. Bob Jacobson SENIORS OF ’61 IS THEIR GOAL a Charlette Long Nelle McDaniel Chet Olson Mike Robertson Artie Mae Russell Arlene Sampson Allen Schlarb Dennis Starbuck Shirley Severe Bob Steinle Nona Trantham ft. fA Lynn Urban 0 l Witrji Darrel Whipple George Whipple Sharon Whipple 1 „ y Myrna Zook MARSHALL - MASON ZOOK IMPLEMENT CO. SOPHOMORES Martha Jones Gary Don Case Betty Carol Moore Tom Fisher Lynn Stimpson Carolyn Howell Larry Pierce Jackie Loeser Lloyd Raw son Mary Kay Miller Janice Herrmann Larry Bixler Dixie Barker Max Olsen Sue Payne Johnnie Herchock Mitchell Garner Trudy Snyder Ronnie Cross Idabel Rauch Dody Whitney Bruce Hickman Carolyn Bouziden Rick Woolley Rita Kay Murray Mary Beth Gamble Sam McCray Alberta Brownell Marvin Miller Sharon Kay DeVilbiss Glenda Bennett Don Phillips Wanda Helton Loren Seachris Betty Wickham EASTMAN HOTEL WAYNOKA CH AMELIN STATION Gary Whiteside Gorden Martin Bill Hunkapillar Alvin Barber Marvin Johnson Doris Knight Mary Lou Rameriz Alma Harris Karen Lyon Janie James Loren Y eager Leonard Passwater Jim Converse Norman Kerfoot Sam Cell Gary Sims Georgiann VanKirk Bill Brown Annita Fuqua Gary Bay CIRCLE THEATER EASTMAN HOTEL Freshman Class President Floyd Lamke Eighth Grade Class President Weldon Arthur Seventh Grade Class President Jimmy Secrest FRESHMEN A O, V- k, 0 JBk ,v jr Jki , « -i .-i a A a a A A 'r' Q a n i ft , r a A ,5 IQ S a © k. ; A. fs Hi •••. A 9 i A '■ £: it Q a mP, 4-iS % a a -.y ei n ' ] A Floyd Lamke Lorna Devilbiss Larry Miller Gary Conaway DeAnn Humes Gary Hulsey John Gooch Lea Ann Hodges Chris Olson Mike MacFarland Carolyn Bixler James Stallings Frank Milledge Donna Bush Kenneth Jacobson Bobby Criswell Mary Anne Wilson Harold Green Larry Barnes Lendra Robertson Alan Cunningham Phillip Smiley Lillie Barber Robert Russell Steve Clampitt Sherry Rowland Dale Adams Erling Snyder Marisha Kaczor Max Devine Lynn H. Parker Marilyn Bird Roy D. Heiton Lonnie Bolar Patricia Simmons Herschell Day Garry Pierce Melva Russell Eddie Wilcox Robert Simmons Carolyn Golbek Clarence Haltom Neil Goucher Ladon Farquer Ray Beebe Phil Cervantes Suzanne Johnson Cathy Cook Juanita Meyer Rose Marie Negrete DAIRY MAID EIGHTH GRADE Sherry Carson Eddie Herchock Don Converse Frank Haltom Sheryl Robertson Pam Baxter Daniel Curtis Donald Bolar Cary Bart low Lynda Whitney Kae Coury Darrell Hayes Donald Bouziden Dick Faurot Sharon Kragh Christine Patton Rodney Kutz Wes Fuqua Randy Like Judy Huffman Lois Harris Weldon Arthur Bobby Cervantes Dick Harris Leslye Kaye Abeldt Joan Blue James Taylor Tommy Russell Lester Cell Connie Davidson Twyla Lakey Billy Painter Pete Zook Dwaine Goff Sue Lyon Rose Brownell Rudy Sabedra Gary Zook Billie Joe Benson Betty Lou Ketchum Alma Jean Woods Donald Simmons Terry Meek Lynda Vallance C. E. SHARP LUMBER CO. SEVENTH GRADE Bill Bennett Terry Bixler Dennis Bolar Linda Bolar Ayn Bouma Kathern Brownell Ronnie Caldwell Twila Carberry Rickey George Richard Chelf Ann Jeanne Clemans Francella Criswell Virginia Goff Denny Cross Roger Graves ft Clayton Green Elda Lou Ealey Robin Hall R. L. Hanan Mary Herchock ft : '-k o +rJk ft — - � Jean Lockhart Joe Howell H. B. Humes Robert Kay Butch Knight a d L- n T .ft 4 Wally Lamke Bobby Mavity Leslie McDermott Mollie Middleton Donald Mi Hedge n ft . • j ✓ - n % Vy —' Jimmy Miller Allen Mullens Dwayne Russell Jimmie Secreast Bill Urban n — „r y f'' ft ;n j Louise Urban Bonita Walker R. J. Wheller Steve Whiteside John Whitney MIDDLFTON CHEVROLET COMMUNITY CREAMERY SIXTH GRADE Diane Kelsey Walter Miller Sue Redgate Jerry Stevens Charlene Sampson Ralph Warren Wilson Carol Faurot Bill Bixler Diann Bouma Kevin German Frances McDermott Terry Bookout Pamela Washburn Rodney Hinderliter Peggy Jane Howell Freddie Parsons Patricia Bixler Tony Martinez Lynn Zook Troy Lee Anderson Joyce Sharp Steve Seiger Sunya Gay Criswell Billy Russell Rosana Ramirez Dennis Milledge Lois Rutherford Norman Fuqua Kay Callaway Darlene McNally Ronald Taylor Mary Loeser Charlene Hunter Buddy Fowler Ronnie Sue Knight Ethel Jane Hayes Clarence Painter Margie Woods Lyman Redgate Linda Kay Blue Lynne Smelcer Duane Decker Mary Lou Johnson Danny Harris Gayle Benson Mike Meek Karon Wright Lonnie Moore Carolyn Graves Tim MacFarland Mrs. Quinlan Mrs. Magnuson FIFTH GRADE Mike Harmon Ginger Lee Hinderliter Louis Frazer Gayle Secrest Jimmy Hall Jennie Marie Lamke Mickey George Alyce Sue Coury Ronald Bouziden Gwen Kathleen Washburn Lloyd Converse Candace Cook Linda Zook Ernie F. Dupy Sharon Baird David Austin Lyon Sheryl Lynn Hinderliter Chuck Rogers Stephen Smiley Sharon Kay Bode Bobby Schlarb Judy Ann Inman Stanley Mavity Connie Whipple John Briseno Patricia Ann Lockhart Kim Kimbro Norita Carroll Freddie Wayne Blackwell Jamie Stinson Donald Bolar Bonnie Crawford Steve Walls Connie Harris Milton Ray Zoth Judith Decker Archie T. McCray Margaret Green Larry Davidson Rose Mary Durkee David Like Eula Mae Pierce David Taylor Jane Loeser Randy Kysar Etta Cell Jesse James Mary Bradford Richard Kutz Dennis Johnson Virginia Reeves Kathy Smith Mrs. Like Miss Stallman FOURTH GRADE Leslie Anderson John Baxter Christine Beach Mary Lou Benson Kelly Bergen Shelly Bergen Beverly Bolar Stacey Bixler Sara Cell Larry Crawford Susan Glisan Ken James Connie Graves Gary Mur row Virginia Harris Rudy Parsons Patty Martin Chris Ramirez Paul Ramirez Mary Jean Steinle Donnie Schlarb Pamelia Young Paul Douglas Simmons Butch Zook (Harley) David Beebe Rex Ivan Baird Karen Barker Richard Bradford Nancy Blue Donnie Brown Kathie Calloway Silas Carroll Debbie Cohlmia Ricky Kysar Susan Dirham Bill Marshall Peggy Helton Bobby McNally Connie Painter Kent Mullins Donna Rutherford Mike Payne Carol Smelcer Kenny Peacher Golda Urban Harold Seiger Denise Whitney Mark Taylor Wanda Zook Jack Whipple Scott Vallance Mrs. Potter Mrs. Brown THIRD GRADE Raymond Baxter, Jr. Max Bird Geneva Blackwell Dolly Mae Bradford Karen Bryan Maria Castillo Scoop Fischer Gilbert Hull Elizabeth Kaczor Steven Lee Wayne Knapp Carol Ann Martinez Lewis Milledge Allen Miller Rita Kay Miller Sherri Lee Moore Linda Joe Parker Max Redgate Nancy Wright Fred Urban Kirk Washburn Garold White Leonard Willson Connie Jo Valencia Jerry Bradford John Decker Terry Fiscus Teryl Fritsch Melody Woodcock Gary Gaisford Lavern Lee Mack Good Patrick Meek Gloria Steele Danny Sampson Randy Stevens Benny Valentia John Zook Connie Reeves Donna Graves Kristi Hayes Karen Hunter Merle Ann Pierce Mrs. Ruth Salwachter Mrs. Golda Curtis SECOND GRADE K. L. PEAGHER Jeanita Sue Haltom Steve Peacher Cindy Colhmia Raymond Inman Gayla Sue Colhmia Jim Earl Cook Don Davidson Claudia Kimbro Billy Secrest Tracy Bergen John Howell Leota Ball Connie Bolar Joe Bryan Linda Faurot Steve Kimbro Linda Lockhart Steve Redgate Allen Baird Marva Lou Stark John Buttel Pat Walker Kim Barker Mary Durham Carmen Carroll Kenneth Urban Angelia Young J. D. Marshall Velma Ray Horton Jay Hobbs Kelly Mullins Nina Durkee Melvin Blackwell Jonnie Tea David Rutherford Claudette Laramore Danny Walker David Martinez Ronnie Seiger John James Terry Brickman Sharon McNally Benny Lyon Jewell Zwink Mike Blue Tilfred Knight Sonja Simmons Goldia Miller Mrs. Frazer Mrs. Bennett FIRST GRADE Q ' - r t o o. . Z 3 Imik V ■ cx K% d‘ =?V - ft r ■' T Am $ A . 9 A rv «i Karen Ashton Debra Bixler Glen Blackwell Robert Bradford Rex Davidson Merla Kay Clemence Billy Crawford A. J. Ferguson Johnny Fiscus Tommy Good Bonnie Good Nancy Hunkapillar Tommy Hunter Joe Loeser Jerry Nicholson Kathy Peters Vivian Kay Rameriz Feryl Tea Twila Willson Marvin Willson Alfreda Young Lonnie Miller Kelly Barker J. W. Bode Chuck Carson Carl Cells Debra Conaway Dorothy Dirham Mary Jeanne Fischer Annette Franco Bill Hull Patsy Johnson Mark Lee Ortha Lynn Lockhart Patricia MacFarland Virginia Martinez Johnny McDermot Gary Moore Linda Valencia Charles Whitney Ellis Wayne Wright Lecta Lee Woodcook Robbie Eugene Colhmia Mrs. Helen Dupy C. E. SHARP LUMBER CO. HONOR SOCIETV FIRST ROW: Kathy Fisher, Lloyd Rawson, Peggy Hanan, John Hanan, Mary Lou Wickham, Marshall Frazer. SECOND ROW: Janet Adams, Loraine Bouse, Gary Glisan, Judy Loeser, Marilyn Kutz. Girls' State and Boys' State ROYALTY ttut-ucU 'Kiwp. cutd tZueca 'poot aCt rfttetoctcwU (?a-(?attaint %uee i cuuL ?. rf. SweetAeant Mac Devilbiss Captain Left Halfback Oliver James Co-Captain Fullback Cecil Day Co-Capta in Right Halfback Terry Bixler Left Tackle FOOTBALL Don McGolden End Larry Hulsey Quarterback Robert Bails Left End Bill Kysar Center Tom Goff Back Field Chet Olson Guard Johnny Sabedra Tackle Verland Lamke Backfield Manuel Cervantes Guard David Decker End Chester Hayes Center Max Olson Left Guard Sam McCray Right Tackle Sam Cell Back Field John Gooch Tackle Bob Fanning Asst. Coach While the year was a poor one on the score board, something is always learned. Expe rience and knowledge were gained and, with the right combination of players, will help a lot in 1960. The fans seemed to feel the same way, for their sentiments were, Well, there's always next year. We'll get ’emthen. With some spirit and determination, may- be we can! The Railroaders showing their finest play of the year defeated the Okeene Whippets 14-6. WASHBURN MOTOR COMPANY PARKS HARDWARE U 41 Allen Miller Forward Marvin Miller Guard Oliver James Center I Bill Kysar Guard REGIONAL BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS nm w 1 32 Don Briggs Guard Gary Glisan Forward ' 50 Darrell Phillips Guard S5 Gary Case Forward t x 3 1 V I Darral Inman Forward Richard Moore Forward Larry Hulsev Guard Floyd Lamke Forward Bob Steinle Center Terry Bixler Forward ft 4 0 k Kermit Criswell Guard Tom Fisher Guard Bob Fanning Coach SCHEDULE Waynoka 37 . . , 35 Waynoka 48 . . , . . .Cherokee 31 Waynoka 49 . . , 46 Waynoka 49 . . , 34 Waynoka 42 . . , 37 Waynoka 55 . . . 39 Waynoka 50 . . , 47 Waynoka 62 . . . 61 Waynoka 48 . . , 33 Waynoka 57 . . . 32 Waynoka 39 . . . 42 Waynoka 63 . . . 40 Waynoka 34 . . . 42 Waynoka 51 . . . 33 Waynoka 46 . . . . .Laverne 30 Waynoka 45 . . . 34 Waynoka 46 . . . 54 Mac DeVilbiss Manager Allen Miller ALL STATE Darral Inman TOP ROW: Floyd Lamke, Bill Kysar, Darral Inman, Gary Case, Bob Steinle, GaryGlisan, Terry Bixler, Tom Fisher, Coach Fanning. BOTTOM ROW: Larry Hulsey, Richard Moore, Oliver James, Darrell Phillips, Don Briggs, Allen Miller, Marvin Miller. Although the Railroader didn’t take the state championship, they proved themselves to be top in this part of Oklahoma by winning first place in both district and regional tourna- ments. The Rails fought their way to the state semi-finals where they were beaten by Wheatly. They also took the top honors in both invitational tournaments they entered, the Cherokee Invitational and the Northwest State College Invitational. Although they won the title of North Canadian Conference Champs, they missed the Northwest Conference title by losing three games, one to Woodward and two to Fairview. The Railroaders played brilliantly all season and are proud to boast two members on the 1960 All State Team. Although they did not win the state championship, they are still CHAMPS to us. We are very proud of their wonderful record and excellent sportsmanship. JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL Potential Railroaders----The Junior Rails, consisting of members of the 7th, 8th, and 9th grades, breezed through their season with 5 wins and 2 losses. These little powerhouses were engineered by Coach Dwight Huffman and Manager Larry Hulsey. SCHEDULE Waynoka 16 08 Selling Waynoka 00 - —24 Alva Waynoka 36 00 Freedom Waynoka 16 - 08 Cherokee Waynoka oo 14 Woodward Waynoka 22 — 00 Fairview Waynoka 22 -00 Freedom Hit 'em Again —was the Little Rails' slogan as they battled against their big brother Railroaders. The Junior High team showed much promise as they held their own against the older more experienced team. JR. HIGH BASKETBALL FIRST ROW, left to right: Chris Olson, Garry Pierce, Floyd Lamke, Gary Max Guston, Phillip Simley, Larry Miller. SECOND ROW: Dale Adams, Gary Hulsey, Erling Snyder, Clarence Haltom, Stevie Clampitt. Waynoka 26 Woodward 24 Waynoka 24 Alva 38 Waynoka 23 Woodward 21 Waynoka 21 Alva 37 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Marisha Kaczor, Beverly Cell, Jonnie Here hock, Mary Ann Wilson, Wanda Cleckner, Shirley Severe, Charlette Long, Dixie Barker, Lillie Barber. SECOND ROW: Betty Carol Moore, Marilyn Bird, Gloria Janney, Lunita Bird, Lea Ann Hodges, Arlene Sampson, Lorna DeVilbiss, Carolyn Bixler, Trudy Snyder. Kenneth Quinlan, Girls’ Basketball coach, was elected Woods County Teacher of the Year and was honored at the State Fair. We extend our congratulations to Mr. Quinlan. SENIOR BAND MEMBERS: Janice Whitney, Caroll Ketchum, Kathy Fisher, Judy Loeser. DRUM MAJOR: Gary Whiteside. TWIRLERS: Lynn Stimpson, Caroll Ketchum, Mary Miller. I GRADE SCHOOL BAND SENIOR HIGH VOCAL BACK ROW, 1. tor.: Joyce Bay, Sharon Whipple, Nancy Golbeck, Rita Murray, Darlene Bradt, Johnnie Herschock. MIDDLE ROW: Charlette Long, Glenda Bennett, Sharon DeVilbiss, Nancy Bixler, Karen Gadberry, Marilyn Kutz, Joyce Davidson. SECOND ROW: Artie Russell, Sandra Meyers, Lejoy Nicholson, Loraine Robinson. FIRST ROW: Lois Bixler, Marietta Johnson, Rosemary King, Janice Herrmann. Instructor, Mr. Hunt. JUNIOR HIGH VOCAL BACK ROW, 1. tor.: Betty Ketchum, Twila Lakely, Sherry Carson, Linda Conner, Connie Davidson, Rose Brownell, Pat Bell, LaDon Farquer, Sue Lyons, Mary Hershock, Jean Lockheart, Sharon Kragh. MIDDLE ROW: Suzanne Johnson, Lendra Robertson, Pat Simmons, Molly Middleton, Joan Blue, Kathryn Brownell, Bonita Walker, Linda Valence, Ann Bouma, Leslye Abeldt, Sharon Coury. FRONT ROW: Ann Jeane Clemenee, Louise Urban, Elda Lou Ealey, Sheryl Robertson, Pam Baxter. Instructor, Mr. Hunt. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW; Advisor, Mrs. Veley; Suzanne Johnson, Betty Lou Knight, Mary Lou Ramirez, Janice Whitney, Peggy Hanan, Albeta Brownell, Donna Bush, Doris Knight, Nancy Golbeck, Sandra Meyer, Betty Wickham, Lilas Wilcox, Martha Jones. SECOND ROW: Alma Harris, Lonita Bird, Beverly Cell, Gloria Janney, Wanda Cleckner, Janie James, Idabel Rauch, Carolyn Boudizen, Sharon Whipple, Karen Gadberry, Janet Adams. THIRD ROW: De Ann Humes, Carolyn Bixler, Sherry Rowland, Janice Huffman, Marilyn Bird, Lorna DeVilbiss, Lillie Barber, Joyce Laramore, Arlene Sampson, Vernita Harmon, Wanda Helton, Betty Carol Moore, Jackie Loeser, Caroll Ketchum, Darlene Bradt, Rosemary King. FOURTH ROW: Marshia Kaczar, Carolyn Howell, Mary Anne Wilson, Glenda Bennett, Jonnie Herchock, Janice Herrmann, Sharon DeVilbiss, Lendra Robertson, LaDon Farquer, Rose Marie Negrete, Melva Russell, Carolyn Golbeck, Mary Beth Gamble. FIFTH ROW: Deanna Simmons, Mary Lou Wickham, Sue Payne, Rita Murray, Lea Ann Hodges, Patricia Simmons, Oleta Crusinberry, Dale Valentine, Lorraine Bouse, Marilyn Kutz, Lynn Stimpson, Waynona Trantham, Nancy Bixler, Myrna Zook. Left to right, FIRST ROW: Sue Payne, Co-Re- porter; Carolyn Howell, Co-Secretary; Mrs. Veley, Advisor; Deanna Simmons, Co-President; Mary Lou Wickham, Co-Vice-President. SECOND ROW: Lea Ann Hodges, Co-Historian; Rita Mur- ray, Reporter; Myrna Zook, Co-Parliamentarian; Lynn Stimpson, Co-Song Leader. THIRD ROW: Patricia Simmons, Historian; Marilyn Kutz, Secretary; Oleta Crusinberry, Vice-President; Dale Valentine, F.H.A. Sweetheart; Lorraine Bouse, President; Waynona Trantham, Song Leader, Nancy Bixler, Parliamentarian. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW: Phil Cervantes, Allen Cunningham, Herschel Day, Tommy Goff, Melvin Herbst, Max Olson, Darell Phillips, Chris Olson, David Decker, Marshall Frazer, Max Devine, Harold Green, Phillip Lyon, Norton Bouse. SECOND ROW: Rick Woo ley, Cecil Day, Lloyd Rawson, Allen Schlarb, Gene Bush, Bob Jacobson, Larry Barnes, Clarence Haltom, George Whipple, Leonard Passwater, Erling Snyder, Sammy Cell, Kenneth Jacobson, Alvin Barber, Gary Bay. THIRD ROW: Martin Howell, Larry Bixler, Johnnie Sabedra, Richard Moore, Donnie Benson, Phillip Smiley, Rex Hodges, Darrel Whippel, Sheldon Russel, Dale Valentine, Donald McGolden, Oliver James, Bobby Criswell. FOURTH ROW: Harlen Bay, Mac DeVilbiss, Nancy Bixler, Jimmy Kragh, Terry Bixler. Land and Range Judging Team-FIRST ROW: Tommy Goff, Max Olson, Sheldon Russel, David Decker. SECOND ROW: Lloyd Rawson, Jimmy Kragh, Dale Valentine. Marshall Frazer, Donnie Benson. Terry Bixler won 1st place in Livestock Judging in the state. The Livestock Judging Team won 2nd place in the state. Officers: Dale Valentine, Reporter; Sheldon Russel, Treasurer; Harlan Bay, Sentinel; Nancy Bixler, F.F.A. Queen; Terry Bixler, Secretary; Mac DeVilbiss, Vice-President; Jimmy Kragh, President. Livestock, Poultry and Dairy Judging Teams-FIRST ROW: George Whipple, Donnie Benson, Darell Phillips, Harlan Bay, Norton Bouse. SECOND ROW: Mac DeVilbiss, Terry Bixler, Jimmy Kragh, Marshall Frazer, Larry Bix- ler. THIRD ROW: Bobby Criswell, Neil Goucher, Larry Barnes, Max Olson, Gary Bay, Max Devine, Leonard Passwater. RAIIETTES Supporting the teams in all the sports events are the Railettes, Waynoka High Pep Club. Officers are: Lois Bixler, President; Vernita Harmon, Vice-President; Rosemary King, Secretary-Treasurer. No football or basketball game could be complete without these active, laughing, and hard practicing cheer leaders: Betty Moore, Marilyn Kutz, Peggy Hanan, and Betty Knight. LETTERAAAN’S CLUB BACK ROW, 1. tor.: Oliver James, Robert Bails, Darrell Inman, Gary Case, Bob Stenile, Don McGolden, Richard Moore, Don Briggs, Marvin Miller. MIDDLE ROW: Tommy Goff, Chet Olson, Bob Hayes, Chester Hayes, Harlan Bay, Allen Miller. Cecil Day. FRONT ROW: Verlyn Lambke, Larry Hulsey, Terry Bixler, Gary Glisan, Kermit Criswell, John Hanan, Mac DeVilbiss. Coach Dwight Huffman on the left, and Coach Bob Fan- 'll ing on the right. TRIBUTE The Annual staff pays tribute to Mr. Murrow for his years of unselfish devotion as custodian in the Waynoka Grade School. His services were great- ly appreciated by all the students, the faculty, the patrons, and we all wish for him many years of satisfaction and happiness as he retires from our staff. WE DEPEND UPON THESE FRIENDS Gladys McDaniel, Lula Henderson, Gertie Brownell, Neva Bouse. Kermit Quinlan, Lou Cropp, Marvin Decker, Harry Johnson, Neva Bouse, Don Icke, Billy Decker. Clarence Helton, John Icke, Ralph Keffer. PAPER STAFF STANDING: Judy Loeser, Mr. Huffman, Oleta Crusinberry. SITTING: Loraine Bouse, Mary Lou Wickham, Linda Nutter. The Railroader is published once a month. It was a distinction of being written, printed, and sold by the students. INTER-CHURCH COUNCIL STANDING: Mary Kaye Mil- ler, Terry Bixler, Richard Moore, Mrs. Goranflo, Mari- lyn Kutz, Deanna Simmons. SITTING: Peggy Hanan, Karen Gadbery. The inter-church coun- cil has been going suc- cessfully for three years and is made up of representatives from the churches attended by our school popluation. Their projects through- out this year have been to have regular devotions each Monday and give special devotions dur- ing Advent and Pre- Easter Season. BOOSTERS BAIRDS AUTO SUPPLY CLEMANS HOME FURNITURE FRANK'S DEPARTMENT STORE HALTOM'S BARBER SHOP HENDRIE FLOWER SHOP HOME BEAUTY SHOP LEWIS TAXI LONG'S LAUNDRY MIDGET ( MILLER’S CAFE MERELE'S CLEANERS RED’S BARBER SHOP REX PHARMACY WAYNOKA MOTOR WESTERN AUTO WRIGH.T’S DRUG STORE LITTLE SAHARA MOTEL AND MARKET Dennis, The Menace used by courtesy of Hank Ketchum and copyright 1960 by the Hall Syndicate, Inc., Trade Mark Registered. ft