Weatherford High School - Eagle Yearbook (Weatherford, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1955 volume:

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Harold is the school's electrician, plumber, movie operator, repairman, carpenter, painter, maker of stage sets, down- box operator at football games, and a friend of every boy and girl that walks the halls of Weatherford High School. The i955 annual staff wishes to dedicate this bool: to him. J ---Mmm N iw -.,M+w..,,mN4Q l .W-W., li' ,.,.q9'--N--we-..,,.,,,-, W as S . 1-.. 9 Wim 5 , 1,3 Q -.fail , - fm M fbw , , ,,,s.s,.4., , ' .w,,,m .. Our hats go off to the administration of the Weatherford school system. lt 'takes a lot of patience and understanding to provide the cqfefui direction needed torlaiilr schools. Thelwisdom and insight used by the administration in theyioperation of our schools have been instrumental in W.H.Sfs attaining its hiahigtandini among Olclahoma schools: 'A . H is NEMWMWQ5 3 M-...WA -- ..-t.-ow,,....-QP ..,.,,Nm--N x -1--n-........,,,, ,, .,,M,,.,,c 4 in it fr V W i, 51 ,,, '51 ff! Y 1 f fr? t mfr? in 1 g,,, . 8 WJAS' Q p 'i w FAC LTY Q They Took 14 long Uiew. . . Q 7lueAe Teacher-A 0 0111-A PROSE OR POETRY .... It's all the same to these teachers. Here confer with Mrs. Douglas, librarian, about outside reading material. I picture are: Mrs. Hammock, Mrs. Allen, Nts. Norman, Miss Stuckey Frost an E. P. CECIL Superintendent ED TIPPENS FRANCES DOUGLAS Vocational Agritulture Librarian OPAL CROUCH Vocal Music PAULINE H. JOHNSON Commerce HELEN HACKWORTH History, Journalism A. L. LEE Industrial Arts X I TAKING A BREAK are five faculty members, Gerald Daugherty, Steve Graham, Ed Tippens, John S kes and Zane Ber en who are enjoying Y Q 1 coffee in the teachers' lounge. . . . Relax in the lounge K.K.I. CHRISTMAS DINNER. Carolyn Frost, Royal High Lady, Avis Leach and Madge Jordon pose for a picture while decorating for the party. FACULTY COFFEE A-BREW- ING. Four o'cIoclc coffee with warm doughnutsl That's a treat for Joan Decker Ilst gradel, Olene Tyler I6th gradel, Lennis McMillan Und graclel, Lucille North I3rd gradel, Iris Metcalf I3rd gradel, Grace Burcham fist gradel, Goldie Hays Und gradel and Rose Smith 15th qradel. in- pq, ZANE BE RGEN Mathematics, Science STEVE GRAHAM Athletic Director RICHARD M. HOUSE Sr. High Principal, Biology MAUR ENE STUCKEY English, Speech AVIS LEACH Home Economics . Supel-a71Ae Cadet 76dC,l6fA STUDENTS LEARN HOW TO TEACH under the supervision of Nfs Arlene Green fdth grade Miss Pearl Burchcm llstl M's Mollie McAvoy Mrs Fem Echols l6thJ Nfs Florence land Mrs Del me Thacker lfirdl wwf-ff wwf. .. I .I 1 - -A - .. I .-, I' e Q 37 V- -,Q , I H H , . V, V- Qnjijr ,,,, AfjA,.::.. 1,115-1 .jg . A - I 1 - . SCHOOL STARTS FOOTBALL PEP CLUB SENIOR DAY S Sm? 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Pauline Johnson checks each student's schedule for possible conflicts. TIME ON HER HANDS .... but not for long for Carolyn Frost, because a new school year is under way. Keeping time for the students and teachers alike is this new master clock, a gift of the 1953 graduating class. ff LETS GET ACQUAINTED .... Patsy Lidia and Shirley Amen are on the iob ready to help students find and select the best of reading in our library. MANY BOYS TURNED TO SHOP .... Merlyn Randolph and Johnny Morris receive instructions from Mr. Lee on the proper use of electrical machinery. the beaming grandfather of Bobby Dean Ander- STEADY HANDS AND CLEAR EYES Willoro Lohrengel and Clyo Heck are trying with assistance from Mr. House, to set up an experiment an biology Smith Wycoff is patiently waiting for the results IN THE BEST OF CIRCLES. These plone geometry students, Duane Barker, Guida Reyburn, Karen Hardin and Leola Cotter are getting ready to display some of their construction work in the newly decorated mathe- matics room. Y L' wie vi uv-l ' in CLASSES 15 41 Q + 4 if rl -P 4.1 'S .A l l J I 4 I +- 9 I' GENE RICHARDSON Student Council '55 Secretary, Treasurer, Sophomore Class '53 Football '52 '53 Track '53 '54 2nd Place, Art, S.W.I.M. '54 Boys' Glue Club '54 Art Editor, EAGLE '53 '55 President, Senior Class '55. BEST ALL-AROUND If we didn't know iust how good natured Jeral- dene Friesen and Roland Hamburger are, we might wonder lust what these big smiles are for. Actually these two favorite seniors are always in a good humor. We like their friendli- ness to everyone on the campus, their good grades, their participation in all school activi- ties and especially their loyalty to W.H.S. ERALDENE ERIESEN JAY HARDIN Custer County D.A.R. Award '55 F.F.A. '53 '54 '55 Vice-President, F.H.A. '53 Treasurer, F.H.A. '54 Reporter, F.H.A. '55 National F.H.A. Convention, Columbus, Ohio, '53 Glue Club '54 Yearbook Queen '55 Vice-President, Senior Class '55 State Honor Society '54 F.F.A. Queen '54. fior Play Cast '55 'g iv ROLAND HAMBURGER DARLENE REYNOLDS F.F.A. '53 '54 '55 F.H.A. '53 '54 Band '53 '54 '55 Secretary-treasurer, Senior President, F.F.A. '54 class '55 Reporter, F.F.A. '55 Band '53 '54 '55 Secretary, Treasurer, Junior Football Queen Attendant '54. Class '54 x , Q Student Council '55 V 4 in Custer County's Outstanding 8 s I A' 1 F.F.A. Boy '54 , N Junior Play Cast '54 xv ' Southwest District Honor Band X I , T '5-4. 4 , E5 . - i JM -.ff 4 JERRY ALLEN KAY FRANCES BERGMAN CARLEEN UMBACH CARROLL BERGNER Annual Staff '53 '55 Junior Play Cast '54 Cheer Leader '54 '55 F.F.A. '53 '54 '55 Bond Captain '54 F.H.A. '53 '54 '55 F.H.A. '53 '54 '55 Track '54 '55 President, Student Council '55 Football Queen '55 Historian, F.H.A. '55 Boys' State '54 National F.H.A. Convention, Football '52 '53 '54 Columbus, Ohio, '53 Basketball '53 '54.'55 Baseball '53 '54 '55 Band '53 '54 '55 Junior Play Cast '54 I l ' i + 'le In I 55 ' 'D 5 ' ze etevr,te en1or.... 5, - . . TWAS A COLD AND FROSTY NIGHT! Huddling together on the banks of Sportsman's Lake on the night of October 26 are these chilly seniors, 'P l Bobby Thompson, Jeraldene Friesen, Jay . ' Hardin, Billy Blagowsky, Darlene Reynolds, Patsy Smith, Gene Richardson, Tommie Claunch, Kenneth Sauer, Gene Ainsworth, and Katy Cole. Even the sponsor, Mr. Robison, and the princi- CECIL SHORT SHIRLEY TROXEL Baseball '53 '54 '55 Junior Play Cast '54 Basketball '53 '54 '55 Football '53 '54 2nd Place, Geometry, '54 Band Lieutenant '54 Band Council '55 Student Council '55 S.W.I.M. Pep Club '53 '54 '55 Student Council '53 '54 F.H.A. '53 Football Queen Attendant '53 pal, Mr. House, forget their cold noses and ears long enough to roast weiners and marsh- mallows. Twenty-one seniors went on the hay ride. x if K 1 IP .AX 3 x t ta X A Q f'e,,,, .'. 'i-Z if K Kea. if if ,lT fY. V .gi ,gf K f' SPIGITTC-10alU.S DONALD HlX F.F.A. '53 '54 '55 Student Council '53 Footboll '53 Sentinel, F.F.A. '55 CJ ' MOST POPULAR .... We can't make a record of all the nice things we know about Phyllis Roof and Robert Wray. These two popular people fit in anywhere on our campus. We are glad that they belonged tothe class of '55, SUE KELLY F.H. A. '55 Band '54 '55 Glen Club '55 Bond Council '55 Girls' Qlartette '55 ROBERT WRAY F.F.A. '54 Vice-President, Junior Class '54 Football '52 '53 Ha e 14 pea:-ed on 010' C'ampuA . . . CORA HAMBURGER F.l'l.A. '53 '54 '55 Glee Club '53 '54 Band '53 '54 '55 P HYLLIS ROOF President, F.H.A. '55 Vice-President, F.H.A. '54 President, Sophomore Class ' Student Council, Secretary, Treasurer '54 ZR 5 2? ff.. W, we wi X. 'w Ml. we 11 3 si , 1 it xr I DONALD GROSSARTH RITA SYKES JAMES FRlESEN JUNE PORTER F.F.A. '53'54 '55 F.H.A. '53 '54 '55 Football '53 F.H.A. '53 '55 '55 Pep Club '53 '54 Basketball '54 Ollice Receptionist '53 '54 '55 President, F.F.A. '55 Vice-President, F.F.A. '54 lst Place, Furniture Making in Oklahoma '54 lst Place, Mechanical Drawing, SOCK HOP. The homecoming ance in t e gy that followed the Sayre football game was l d h rr a d huge success. Everyone loosened up and ha a good time as you can see from the action. of these iitter-buggers, Ann Ratcliffe and Ken' neth Sauer, Vida Gay Umbach and Fred Allen. SHIRLEY AMEN Pep Club '53 F.H.A. '53 Glee Club '53 '54 vv 'lv xg:L5xA,rg?wKiNs SHERRIL AMMERMAN DON BRADLEY GLS Cflub '55 S W .4 GENE AINSWORTH KENNETH WADDELL PATSY LIDIA B Junior Play Cast '54 Basketball '52 '53 F.H.A. '53 '54 '55 Band '53 Office Receptionist '53 '55 Boys' Glue Club '54 OBBY THOMPSON Football '52 '53 '54 Basketball '53 '54 '55 Baseball '55 Boys' Glee Club '54 Student Council '53 F.F.A. '54 Track '53 '54 SENIORS COMPETE IN BALLOTING CONTEST. The seniors conduct on election to select the boys and girls who are most popular, most talented, best looking, and the best all-around. Here Darlene Reynolds discards the poster which informed the seniors where the balloting booth was located as Gene Richardson, left, and Roland Hamburger, center, finish counting the ballots for the outstanding senior stu- dents. These students and Jeraldene Friesen, who is not pictured, compose the executive committee of the senior class. EULA FAYE MAYNARD Pep Club '53 '54 '55 Cheer Leader '54 '55 F.H.A. '53 '54 '55 CATHERINE COLE Band '53 '54 '55 Pep Club '53 '54 '55 F.H.A. '53 '54 '55 Glee Club '55 Girls' Trio '55 Girls' Quartette '55 Typing Award '54 1' i wffmabw xx., 3,054 - 4 f if ,:, fd f, ,V f x, 5:97 , . iQ' fc- X, T PAULA HEATH ANN RATCLIFFE GOLDIE ANN MORRIS SYLVIA SCHIFF Glee Club '54 '55 Pep Club '54 '55 F.H.A. '54 1,60 Presidenf, Junior Class Siudenr Council '54 Editor, EAGLE '55 Glee Club Accomponisl '55 Band '53 '54 '55 May Queen '54 Junior Play Cas? '54 Senior Day Queen '55 Girls' Stare '54 lst Place, Piano, S.W.I Store Honor Society '53 '54 '53 '54 .M. '53 '54 F.H.A. '53'5A Lunclnroom Siall '53 14 Permanent jmpreuivn of the DONNA EWY F.H.A. '54 '55 Secretary, F.H.A. '55 Band '54 '55 Glen Club '55 ai- JEROME FISHER Baseball '53 Football Srudenf Manager '53 '54 Basketball '53 '54 F.F.A. '53 '54 '52 Junior Play Cas? '54 Associate Editor, EAGLE ECHOS '54 Edirol, EAGLE ECHCS '55 Girls' State '54 light and NANCY AMEN Pep Club '53 '54 '55 F.H.A. '53 '54 '55 Glee Club '54 Lunchroom Sian '55 l 11 'W H-pf' KENNETH SAUER Annual Stall '55 F.F.A. '53 '54 '55 Reporter, F.F.A. '54 Band '53 '54 '55 Junior Play Cast '54 Speech Award, F.F.A. '54 King, Custer County Farm Bureau '54 ?ire of 9'eniuA TOMMIE CLAUNCH All District Halfback, Football '52 '53 Basketball '53 Boys' Glen Club '54 Vice-President, Sophomore Class '53 MOST TALENTED .... We cast our vote for Ann Ratcliffe and Gene Richardson. Have you heard Ann play and sing .... have you seen Gene's posters in the halls, on floats, in the prize winning l953 yearbook? Well .... if you have, then you know why we chose Ann and Gene. JANlE CLAUNCH F.H.A. '53 '54 Glee Club '53 '54 Girls' Quartette '53 '54 Band '53 SHIRLEY CONDER F.H.A. '55 Cheer Leader '55 Librarian '55 T CLARENCE BRADLEY lst Place, Biology, S.W.I.M. '53 2nd Place, Geometry, S.W.l.M. '53 State Honor Society '53 '54 F.F.A. '55 1' x 5 X W X x. ,K gs b -vs 'K jf s X In tereA M llluAt Ke Included in 040' 'lfeal-6001: BlLLY BLAGOWSKY Football '52 '53 Track '53 '54 MARY BETH UPTON F.H.A. '54 '55 Glen Club '54 '55 BOYS' ST ATE student council resident S lvia Schiff State Honor Society '54 GIVE US MORE LIKE THIS! Jerry Allen, our the a nd Such an fm-iclument of School ' ' ' ' AGL , ' G' l Z1 e and Stzmulatzon to Curl-zcala E.,,S'i,.,t:f' ::c:::::5:2 1::,:i xv.. :ig.,.igh, ofthe week was when the girls from Chickoshc came to Norman for the big dance on Friday, Ann Ratcliffe, the editor of the yecrbook P Y editor of the school paper, Eagle Echos Z the and June ll. Jerry, Sylvia and Ann were spon- sored by the American Legion, American Legion Auxiliary and the Rotary Anns, respec- tively. FRANCES PENN ER SCHMI DT Pep Club '53 '54 '55 F.H.A. '53 '54 '55 MARNA KELLY BILL SON Gales Club '54 C ear Loader '54 '55 Vice-President, F.H.A. '55 State Honor Society '53 '54 3rd Place, Geometry, S.W.I.M. '53 English Award '54 . 1-me 'x Q DINEEN HAMM VIDA GAY UMBACH DONNA MOORE ROBERT CANTRELL Cheer Leader '53 Pep Club '53 FJ: A 155 F.H.A. '52 '53 '54 Band '53 '54 '55 ' ' ' Band '54- F.H.A. '53 '54 '55 Glee Club '53 '54 Girls' Trio '55 Girls' Quartette '54 '55 Football Queen Attendant '52 SENIOR REIGNS AS l954 EAGLE FOOTBALL QUEEN .... Kay Frances Bergman was crowned l954 Eagle football queen, Wednesday, October 27, by Bobby Thompson, who represented the WHS s uad. The coronation took place during Cl halftime at the Weatherford-Sayre ame. Attend- ants to the queen were Darlene Beynolds and Phyllis Roof. Their escorts were the other two captains of the tri-captain team, Jerry Allen and Cecil Short. The queen's crown was designed and made by Carleen Umbach, a member of the Weatherettes, WHS pep club. The queen and attendants and the three captains were all representatives ofthe senior class. GENE PAYNE, RETA NicEwAR Football 52 53 Bond '54 '55 Track '53, F.H.A. '54 '55 '55 NER LOWE SHIRLEY KISINGER F.H.A. 'sa '54 , Librarian '55 ' oem. Receptionist '53 '54 '55- ' . 3 sl' -E cevacco GN AALL1- 'fomorrow YA uAt 141-oand The Corner THIS IS YOUR LIFE, RICHARD M. HOUSE, was the main attrac- tion on the assembly program by the iunior class. Flashes of osx principal's past life were revealed to him amid cheers from the audience. Mr. House's school days were brought back by Dorothy Cermak, teacher, Leonard Schiff, band director and Grace Re nolds, a school sweetheart. glen Luchau, our Ralph Edwards, climaxed the show by presenting Nrs. House, Dick and Elizabeth. l j J' RICHARD ROOF - Track '54 '55, Football '54, Vice-President, Junior Class '55, F.F.A. '54 55. DENNIS REPP - Football '53 '54, Basketball '54 '55, Baseball '54 '55, Band '54 '55, Student Council '55, Boys' Glee Club '54. VALIETA DORSEY - F.H.A. '54 '55, Sextet '54 '55, Qucrtette '55, President, Junior Class '55, Treasurer, F.H.A. '55, Band '54 '55, Student Council '55. JOHNNY COPE - F.F.A. '53 '54 '55. PHILLYS LEE - F.H.A. '54 '55, Glee Club '54 '55, Treasurer, Junior Class '55, Historian, F.H.A. '54, Southwest District Honor Band '54, Associate Editor, Eagle Echos '55, Busi- ness Manager, Junior Play '55, All State Band '55. DONNA VAN DUYNE - Pep Club '54 '55, F H A '54 '55' Secretar Junior Class '55' - - - , y , State Honor Society '54, Vice-President, F.H.A. '54 SHIRLEY HUGHES JOHNSON - Pep Club '54, F.H.A. '54, Glee Club '54, Band '54, CHARLOTTE HEATHCOAT - Student Council '54, F.H.A. '54 '55, Sextet '54 '55, Band '54 '55, Secretary, Student Council '55, State Honor Society '54, Junior Play Cast '55. HERBERT HAMBURGER - F.F.A. '54 '55, Student Council '55. RONNY HOFFMAN - Bond '53 '54: Junior Play Cast '55. BOB GREEN - Football '53 '54i Traci: '54 '55, Baslcsfball '55, EAGLE Stall ,'55g 3rd Place, Geometry, S.W.l.M. 'S4g Boys' Glee Club '54g Junior Play Cas' '55. BEVERLY PITTMAN - F.H.A. '54 '55i Band '54 '55, Sextet '54 '55, State Honor Society '54. ANNETTE HORST - F.H.A. '54 '55j Parliamentarian, F.H.A. '55, Glee Club '54, State Honor Society '54, Band '54 '555 Junior Play Cast '55- CAROLYN SAUER- Glee Club '55. LETHA ROOF - F.H.A. '54 '55i Bcnd '54 '55, Queen, F.F.A. '55. PAT TRUE - Vice-President, F.H.A. '55, lst Place, Voice, S.W.l.M. '54, Bond Council '55: Maiorette '54 '55, Junior Play Cast '55, EAGLE stuff '55, All State Bond '54 '55, Sextet '54 '55, Trio '55, All State Chorus '555 Basketball Queen Candidate '55, DOROTHY CERMAK - F.H.A. '54 '55, Pianist, F.H.A. '55, State Honor Society '54. FRED ALL RUNNER - F.F.A. '55, Baskerball '55. DOING THEIR DAILY DOZEN . . . . Bob Green, fullback for the Weatherford Eagles, used his gridiron know- ledge of calisthenics as he plays The role of a physical culture in- structor in the iunior class play. Three of his students in a scene from the comedy, Skinned Alive , are Grace Reynolds, Bobby Wayne Green and Char- lotte Heothcoat. To X , , X gn . ' les V i ffl- , 1 , E - r s.,Z.?Q '40 'Q' Ti Qs. 'Q -AQ-Y 3 XP.l'xK 'Q x SYLVIA McDOUGALE GARY CHAPMAN MARY ROSE BRADLEY - F.H.A. '54 '55, Glee Club '54 '55, Bond '54 '55, Southwest District Honor Band '54, Junior Play Cost '55. BOBBY WAYNE GREEN - Bond '54 '551 Junior Play Cost '55. LOFEETTA KOCH - F.H.A. '54 '55, Glue Club '55. GENE SMITH - Foreman Award '55, Football '53 '54, Baseball '54. MERLYN RANDOLPH - Football '53 '54, F.F.A. '54 '55, Secretory, F.F.A. '55, Truck '53 '5A. PAT AVANTS JACK SCHWARTZ - lst Place, Biology, S.W.l.M. '54, State Honor Society '54. TOP SALESMAN' .... Donna Ewy, top salesman of the junior class play tickets, is being presented o five dollar bill for her efforts. Miss Frost, junior class sponsor, is doing the honor while Bobby Green, second high salesman, watches. CHRISTMAS AT SCHOOL was fun for first grader Jimmy Young and for Lefty CSonta Clausl Crouch. ,fr Nm, KENNY BOWEN - Baseball '54 '55, Basketball '54. DEWAYNE SMITH - Football '53 '54, Track '54 '55, F.F.A. '54 '55. PHIL RISINGER - Football '53, Baseball '54 '55i Basketball '53 '54 '55, ESTHER BUSCHMAN RAYMOND CANTRELL - F.F.A. '54 '55, F.F.A. Crops Judging Team '54. EDDIE WILLIAMSON - Football '53 '54, Basketball '54 '551 Track '54 '55, Band '54 '55, All State Band '54. FRANKLIN GOODMAN DALE HENRY - B sebcll 53 54' Football ' 3' Basketball 53 54 WALTER CROUCH Football 53 54 Baseball 54 55 Student Council 54 Boys Glee Club 54 Band 54 55 EAGLE Staff 55 .nf .1-A . - A'. -1. ......, - N -3: O J! ' ffl? . .124 if I-' . - 'X ,iv an , we 'ii' ,os I xo .'t't I. ff:- ,, 2. qt, 1.- ,, .,,.- JUNIOR PLAY A HIT! ,... Judging by the smiles on the faces of the cast and of Miss Stuckey, the director, it must have been a good performance. Members of the cast and stage crew resting after the last of four performances are fstandingl Bobby Wayne Green, Donna Ewy, Loretta Koch, Bob Green, Glen Luchau, Maurene Stuckey, Ronny Hoffman, Annette Horst, Fred Allen, Pat True fseatedl Charlotte Heathcoat, Loetta Hamburger, Jack Dickey, Mary Rose Bradley, Grace Reynolds. P 'E' , , 157 ' QV .l PUTTING THEORY INTO PRACTICE .... 'Take a letter please .... make out a transcript .... cut a stencil .... file these letters .... post these rec- ords .... ' These are iust a few of the directions which Catherine Cole, Patsy Smith, Kay Bergman and ,Q Sylvia Schiff hear each day in their office practice course. ni. or ' -J if x-1 'Yrmv 17 4 Sf, ,, 5? . ar 5 X TP ifeffl It 'I I A .0 ,- Q ,V A YF: ' 'x x s4'f' .Y-N, STAGE CREW WORKS OVERTIME .... Johnny Cope, Orville Pascher, Herbert Hamburger and Francis Penner are building the set for the iunior play, 'Skinned Alive. Johnny and Orville are spreading the paint while Herbert and Francis are hanging the wall paper. JACK DICKEY - Treasurer, F.F.A. '54 '55, Presi- dent, Sophomore Class '54, Junior Play Cast '55. DON HORTON - Baseball '53, Football '53 '54i F.F.A. '54 '55. MILES BENEFIELD - State Honor Society '54, Band '54 '55. JANIS TURNER - F.H.A. '55, Basketball Queen Candidate '55. LAWRENCE KILLER - F.F.A. '54 '55: F.F.A. Craps Judging Team '54, GLEN LUCHAU - Band '54 '55, lst Place, Geometry, S.W.l.M. '54, State Honor Society '54. WILBERT LINSCHEID - Football '53 '54, Band '54 LOETTA HAMBURGER - F.H.A. '54 '55i Song Leader, F.H.A. '55, Band '54 '55, Sextet '54 '55, Student Council '55, Junior Play Cast '55. CARL NEWTON - Band '55. IONA HENDERSON - F.H.A. '54 '55. FRANCIS PENNER JO ELLA KITCHENS - Pep Club '54 '555 Secretary. Treasurer, Pep Club '54, F.H.A. '54 '55, Historian, F.H.A. '54, Glee Club '54 '55. BERNARD KILLER - Secretary, F.F.A. '54, Vice' President, F.F.A. '55, E.F.A. Crops Judging Team '54, GRACE REYNOLDS - Glee Club '55, F.H.A. '55, Basketball Queen '55, Junior Play Cast '55. FRED ALLEN - Boys' Glee Club '54, Drum Major '54 '55i Junior Play Cast '55. ORVILLE PASCH ER LEONARD SCHIFF - Baseball '54 '55, Football '53 '54, Basketball '54. RONALD GREGORY - Baseball '54 '55, Football '53 '54, Student Council '54. ARMISTICE DAY ASSEMBLY Our visitors were impressed with the Armistice Day program planned by Miss Stuckey and her speech class Here, Donna Ewy Catherine Cole and Gen Luc au present ln Flander s Field and America s Answer 4 L I H. 5 3 V' Q44 'sq l f N ll 1 f 4,115 rv K :S . .. X !,. Z J 'KV . -, 5, i g A, 51. , 1 f v-ary ', . I K n , :.,L:f ., V e 1 CONCESSIONAIRES SEE A BRISK BUSINESS when students come out to the football games. Jim Cole forks over the tariff to booth operators, Donna Van Duyne and lona Henderson. Both girls are iuniors giving of their time to bring in Shekels for their class. .t 52 ,, A-W X - , .pf-' Sophomore Klzqe Their Uwn Trail 48 muff rj., Ji'-T - B THEY ARE TOPS WITH THE SOPHOMORES! In a popularity poll Bob Morris and Janice Eaton are hard to beat. Quaiities which boosted the two favorites to first piace with the sopho- mores were: co-operation,friendliness,courtesy, thoughtfulness and respect for students and teachers. 'un 47 -PQ' offer V 'H 8 FIRST ROW: Audrey Sykes, Don Branson, Betty Steiner. SECOND ROW: Willora Lohrengel, Silas Kisinger, Pat Cordry, Richard Ratcliffe, Jerry Hawkins. THIRD ROW: Errol Heath, Nita Pace, Don Linvilie, Wanda Echois, Dorothy Brown. ov? 1 ' ,Q .ar XX if ,Av bf- A ,T , as . 'X'-5 T ,T Q JVTX H'-n M he ,fx 4 xi ' l 1 ' lf . i ,F - ff' FIRST ROW: Wayne Swiggart, Duane Barker, Riley Kerr, Bob Morris, Guida Reyburn. SECOND ROW: Rae- lene Pascher, Richard Hamburger, Marilyn Nikkei Ramon Kerr, Eddy Berrong. QC WHAT DO YOU HAVE TO BE THANKFUL FOR? ln the Thanksgiving play Jack Didkey, the roving reporter interviews Carolyn Verhines, Jerry Allen, Donna Ewy, Cora Hamburger, Bobby Green, Ramon Kerr, Shirley Troxel and Gene Richardson. D K l 'Y Viqqp THIRD ROW: Betty Smith, Smith Wycoff. FOURTH I ROW: Bobby Hays, Lorene Banner, Williams, Danielle Tedder. fi Tommy Capps, Joe I N , 1 L: 1 Q -a ri ,Q 'E VN ,san- is? k4',-,. Mme? 'B ks P14355 FIRST ROW: Avis Robertson, Eldon Settles, Marilyn Gauger, Elmer Million. SECOND ROW: Jim Cole, Vurl Simpson, Norman Heidebrecht, Carolyn Verhines, Wesley Weost. THIRD ROW: Dee Shults, Glen Morris, Alice Delozier, Sue Armitage, Dorsey Dunn. -uh 'iii' THEN .... NOW .... WHEN???? This float didn't win first place in the SWSC Homecoming, but the sophomore class interpretation of 50 years in the Future drew much proise from the iudges. Pictured atop the float are Avis Robertson CTHEND Marilyn Nikkei QNOWJ, and Sue Armitage fWHEN?J. 19 ,i .aqui ui .fa fl 5 li 315 qi fx , 41' 6 rw' :Vt zl':QV' bf'-5- .s -,M fn ' FFA 2691 n f il 1-or 'fi ?re lemen. .. 4 0 'A Their Coame IA Clan:-ted SNOWFUN. Freshmen class officers celebrate the first real snowfall ofthe winter by ganging up on their class sponsor, Mr. Sykes. Getting ready for a little snow balling are Don Bushman, Coy McDaniel, Jerry Horst, Danna Pieper, Sue Dorsey and Nelda Allen. I K lx N 3' LI- ' NELDA A K EN President -'st If Q SAAA.. I 'XX ' If , ' :QX in K FIRST ROW: Bobby Betts, Edna Schiff, Carol Cates. SECOND ROW: Marshall Smith, Jeanith Heath, Mike Hodges, Delores Ewy. THIRD ROW: Coy McDaniel, David Hol- comb, Donnie Harris, Donna Pieper, Va Leia Reid, Dale Hoffman. 'xia- i-of Qtr A' 'iu 'VF ZJTMTY X f - 1 MUSIC OF THE SPHERES FIRST PLACE WINNER in the homecoming parade was the iunior high float, 'Music of the Spheres.' The two lovely space girls are Jackie Dorsey and Mary Sue Langford. David Foreman, fifth grader, is the man from outer space ready to 'blast off' in his space helmet. 4 1 0-Ji' gf 'lb-1 4 FIRST ROW: Tim Doughty, Sammy Brite, Sue Dorsey, Dick Beauchamp, Jana Lee Payne, Don Bushman. SECOND ROW: Claude Miller, Janet Van Duyne, Taylor BOYCII PUSSY Martin. THIRD ROW: Loucille Tasso, Jerry Hathaway, Katherine Foreman. FOURTH ROW: Vivian Gibbons, Jerry Horst. FIFTH ROW: Karen GOCYIDQH. X. 11' f' 1' K 7 5 I 505 g gba 1 3 12 JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL meets with Mr McCarty sponscr and their president Sue Dorsey to discuss plans for the annual magazine sales Mem bers of the council are Duane Gregory Karen Motley Steve Short Carlene Remund, Beverly Ti ert, Meredith Met- caTf, Jerry Horst and Don Bushman. 'eq I? 41 wg -0' Oi K.. ' If ,,: o-cg i -ggu' 'S f T',g ,I sg but --. FIRST ROW: David Heathcoat, Garland Leonard, Wanda Bozarth, Tommy Koch, ,Q Loretta Hubert, Nelva Ruth Bahney. . SECOND ROW: Jackie Dorsey, Jimmie ,4 JN Webb, Meredith Metcalf, Kenith Caulkins. ,, THIRD ROW: Jo Watson, Larry Smalley, Pat Deevers. FOURTH ROW: Lowell Duren, Jerr Kisinger. FIFTH ROW: Ronald Maddox. -Jxx UPPER PICTURE: FIRST ROW: Joan Thomas, Sharon Kendall, Carlene Remund, Priscilla Barnett, Karen Goeringel, Edna Schiff. SECOND ROW: Shirley Watson, Barbara Reimer, Patricia Sauer, Joleefa Thompson, Mary Sue Langford, Nelda Hayden. THIRD ROW: Katherine Foreman, Carol Cates, Donna Pieper, Phyllis Amen, Verda Short, Sue Dorsey, Belva Roof, Janet Van Duyne. FOURTH ROW, i ' 'van. Davd Holcomb, David Heathcoat, Dale Hamburger, Coy Sulln Alice a Leta Short n Hamburger Larry ommy Loretta V l Morris qi! 'Q is 1-I ' I,-wif i i' 3 -al I ri - .,,,,T ',,'I'37i 4 1 f .,, N3 xx I 1-1' . ' 'Q V rf THE PRIDE OF JUNIOR HIGH. Under the capable direction of Mrs. Opal Crouch, the junior high girls' glee club presents a Christmas carol cantata, 'Prepare Him Roam'. The Weatherford junior high glee club has had numerous district and state awards and is rated as one of the best in the state. LJ' 'Tw-mv f Z ..-5. -vi-of I i 0 'ii fl G i 1 'U' . 5 1 Gordon Thacker Car lene r-' ernund l I Gene Randolph George Campbell Charlorve Goldie Kissinger Clara Penner ' wi' Refha Borrow Pafrlcla Sauer Alice Ward Duayne Wilson Nelda lady Hayden Wes! e ' 52 , , - flu 4' . - ml' I , X ll .ai Q ' X I 1 l M . QT!-04 .4 , Donald King Berry Cope Sharon Kendall Joan Thomas Mary Sue Langford 4. '-I ? .1 4 x 'Q If F. f Harlan Judith Bobby Lee Hamburger Shulfs Smith Burgls Sandra Chesrer 5W'99G Bergman Kighv Wendell Jerry Judy POVVQY Sensinfaffer Merchunr Joy Priscilla Arnold Sullivan Burner? Muller Bevh G. L. Shirley Albright Hornbeck Smivh f f 4 ,fp '- V , f 41 Delvin Schufes Joy Cover Karen McLaughlin Shirley Branson Lou Rose Risinger ,-Q ,731 ..f Y? ,.-of i -ml 5 1 I x. 991: tl: grader . . . Shine -un' 1 K1-il ian fly .uw if ,I .J 4-diy EJ? ' X Carl Henry Jo Dean Gregory Linda Short Alfu Fern Frazier Norbert Smith S- CLASS OFFICERS ELIZABETH HOUSE Secretory-treasurer f-24 Af Fred Don Cul lens Belva Roof Barbara Marion DICK MORRIS Reimer Deming Presidem John Norene Hufsf Neufeld COY SULLIVAN STEVE SHORT Shirley Larry Vice-president Student council representative Watson Hoffman Mflfk AYVGUQ Jeleeta Delores Leon Dou las Berrong Ollenburger Thompson Schmidt Payne Litt?e Bird Luvedq Johnnie Joyce Viviun Elva Dale Kluver P0 e'SDf' Gentry Heck Perry Hamburger .V 1 ' rv, , T g -Q V Av' . ,A . 1 x Nur-' ins-' im 4- '-are it Earl Dean Maynard e en tl: grade:-A Will Ee Kig Star Ze ltu Jean Meek Helen Killer N . 11' I as w K Q ...-.,' A 1 If time dl, . TQ - Da 1 . s i L fl ' ,, w, Q 3 ' - fl ' iii' ' A ' G mr' I of ' Carol Q' 4 Richardson Tommy Q Q I t Tedder r , I, ff CLASS OF FICERS ARVIN SHORT ROGER VAN DUYNE President Secretary-treasurer SUE ANN CECIL SUE MILLER Vice-president Reporter Jon J. Margie Frankie Elfrieda Elton Hoerman Davis Conkling Blakley Perry Dickie Claudia Earl Dean Gaylene David Leonard Thompson Zwirtz Bloom Clingman r r t 7? . ' it , .. ,f 46 X 4 Q d. Norman L inscheid Jimmy Byrd Keith De Fehr Jerry Taylor Shirley Neufeld W if 1 Q. UU! Q L C' 'S' If . '1 AFR- 'ED ni Georgia Lynn Fast Beverly Tigeft Mary Gregory Jimmy Rawdon Leonard Pieper Stanley Dunn Kenneth Steiner Sharon K ay Payne Barbara Sykes Y Max Dean Robinson Randolph Erwin Karen Kiaassen Cofdw Stanley Juni, Smifh Settles Carlane Larry K luvor Dibler Patsy Harley Wilson McLaughlin we - 4315? fn-0 vi x V., Eb Z -as I v If Q 1 Q 9 1 Q- , Karen Ray Bostwick Barker Denzle Jeraiene Minyard Repp Carl Patsy Hutto Kaiser Sue Roger Wray Duncan Janice KUY R. C. Miller Gibbons at 1 Q ed -Q1 'E 1 ' pf' .an ..- Dean Daniel Richard Smalley Dennis Becker Carolyn Brehm Sherry Kappol i di i.tQ q , h 4 ,fx .-af '1 if gg, if WQ.y f'g.A,, W, , Ak.x Q4 , 'A k V- A W Q ,A 1' . , Q ,W Q 4 It Va Q. 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QQQQQ 1 4 .A Af ,ge ' A ,X up .b Q, .+A fri .M . .Q .Lsr HA Q fm. QEee,4a55ifb ERALEENE mfiiim W im. Queen 154. YCGFLOOL QUCICH :Q , '.b-,mr t ,Jn ' Xing 'A' w '-fn - ' . Q ,.QAAm'v.'f41,.w- -u-I . Ffh. E:-.353 an QXYE ?'h.A's- 2 ., -if gif-2, -t . ACTIVITIES 5 xv QW! 2 5, S it ,'!3!'Q 5 Eff- v f f' .y,E5f,f5f WX '1-wx F .49 5 o.f' - 41- 'sfxi' ' ,g SX GRI I Q A A ll fl' .fp ...- ff if 4 H-6 .,, 'I z 1 ' l 49 I, Qg 4 A ,. 4 L, Q T A f IQ G- .,,,, AAR 1. if WHQH , 'Wx . 1- ' -, f-N 'X Y, W . if , A -'E A MSI '- 4 i,'Jlg13LT,7x Zxvry ig pl wwf QQ,-N fi yi , ig AQ ,QS rw , 'I i A ,Q - q h ,. all ':1 v., Q., ai. QQYLWQ ' MVT! ' ,Sf -f fi., x If 1 1' QW? Mx 0 Q'1 jk! r ' A X T S55 ffl , 'Q a 1 A 1 4 vi J gx ff ' f' f . I2 mm E w i.,.., iiggg . I- 6 ' 1u-1-an--mnrw.. lf' ' I ff B Y SENIOR HIGH F.H.A. MEMBERS ARE: FIRST ROW: Sharon Schliep, Dorothy Brown, Lorene Banner, Marilyn Nikkel, Iona Henderson, Loretta Koch, Wanda Echols, Sue Armitage. SECOND ROW: Vurl Simpson, Mary Beth Upton, June Porter, Reta Nicewarner, Pat Cordry, Koleta Hawkins, Letha Roof, Donna Van Duyne, Nancy Amen, Cora Hamburger. THIRD ROW: M's. Leach, Alice Delozier, Lorene Little Bird, Raelene, Pascher, Gloria Smalley, Eula Faye Maynard, Jo Ella Kitchens, Avis Robertson, Audrey Sykes, Lois Deming, Mary Bradley, Beverly Pittman, Darlene Reynolds. FOURTH ROW: Guida Reyburn, Betty Lou Steiner, Karen Hardin, Nita Pace, Shirley Conder, Marilyn Gauger, Betty Lou Smith, Clyo Heck, Phillys Lee, Patsy Lidia. . . . . Toward new Hari om in 2 . A With the school term only two weeks' old, F.H.A. members attended the Sub-District Rally at Geary. The main entertainment feature of the program was The American Wheel of Fashion,' a style show presented by our F.H.A. The observing of National F.H.A. Week fOctober 3I - November 6I began by each girl attend- ing the church of her choice. On Tuesday of that week was the farmal installation and initiation services, all during the week there was an exhibit on display down town of 'Christmas Gift Ideas'. The finale of F.H.A. week was a Come-As-You-Are-Breakfast on Saturday. One of the most talked of proiects for the year was the Mother-Father-Daughter banquet. The guest speaker was our State President, Pat Self, from our neighboring school at Thomas. International Understanding was the December theme when the regular program given by seniors was 'Christmas in Other Lands,' followed by a colorful Christmas party, with iuniors as host- esses. Although January and February brought only regular chapter meetings, many discussions centered on the subject of 'What will I wear to the rally?' This question caused many nimble fingers to be at work creating costumes for that all important event, 'The Annual State F.H.A. Rally, held March 26 in Oklahoma City. IF WE WERE ONLY MEMBERS - seems to be the wish of Carlene Remund and Priscilla Barnett, two of the eighth graders who are pledging F.H.A. THE INSIDE STORY OF OUR NATIONAL EMBLEM was told to us at our formal initiation by Elizabeth House, Belva Roof, Sharon Kendall, Nelda Hayden, Shirley Smith, and Judy West, mem- bers of the eighth grade class. Dorsey, Loetta the girls receive activities. A REAL PICTURE WINDOW .... during National F.H.A. Week was the beauti- fully decorated window in the Peoples' Store. Phyllis Roof and Koleta Haw- kins are arranging the articles the F.H.A. girls have made in home econo- mics. TIRED BUT HAPPY - from a busy evening of serving dinner at the cafeteria are Charlotte Heathcoat, Valieta Hamburger, Donna Van Duyne, and Annette Horst. For each hour of work at the cafeteria fifty cents for financing our F.H.A. Q 5 A A 'w vw Y'ALL COME ON OUT, AND HAVE SOME GOOD OLD HOBO FUN, say Beth Albright and Mary Langford, as they get ready ta leave for the F.H.A. hobo party. This party was held to conclude initiation week. L! vu vp FRESHMAN F.H.A. MEMBERS ARE: FIRST ROW: Nanda Bozarth, Sue Dorsey, Va Leta Reid, Meredith Metcc Foreman, Vivian Gibbons. SECOND ROW: Verda Short Nelda Allen, Jo Watson, Pat Deevers, Nelva Bahney. Barbara Schwartz, Janet Van Duyne, Donna Pieper, Lu Jana Payne, Loretta Hubert, Phyllis Amen. FOURTH l Martin, Jeanith Heath, Phyllis Miller, Charlotte Fisher, l Karen Goeringer, Edna Schiff. ing About F.H.A.,' 'Good Grooming,' What Means to the American Family, Christmas in Monthly chapter programs on such varied subiect C 1 i of the iunior high chapter in a busy whirl. Progr alternately by eighth and ninth grades with every taking part Junior high members co operated w chapter on National F.H A. Week proiect when basket weaving and ninth grade textile painting down town. Money raised by sale of Christmas used toward the purchase of a water fountain makincg cottage, another ioint iunior-senior pro Red ross First Aid Certificates were earned along with our school activities, have kept sixty-s . . . . . v l: members as a National Proiect in ca-operatic Defense Administration. Lou Rose Risinger, Judy Shults, Elizabeth House Shirley Watson, Patricia Sauer, Jeletta Thompson Judy Merchant, Shirley Branson, Shirley Smith, Mary Sullivan Laveda Kluver Sharon Kendall Alice Ward Sandra Bergman, Joyce Gentry, Joan Thomas, Belva Reimer, Nelda Hayden, Betty Cope. FOURTH ROW: Ka Janet G les, Goldie Kisin er, JO Dean Gregory, N EIGHTH GRADE F.H.A. MEMBERS ARE: FlRST ROW Delores Schmidt, Beth Albrigit, Carlene Remund, Charlc Priscilla Barnett, Joy Cover, Elva Perry, Linda Short. 1- ? fs ,ee . . vs. ,Q . ,L ik- ... 1 Q T ' J . tl ' 'aim Q C A , . A 4 H .4 N xi' ' ' e A J li ' ,s F lw x A , . X A A' 1' i -T ' in A' ef-' , JK NOT ALL PLAY DURING VACA- TION. All of W.H.S. is proud of the 'new look' given our hall when the Student Council painted the lockers during Christmas vocation. Vulieta Dorsey and Eddy Berrong view the beginning of their work while Dennis Repp mixes more paint lor them to use. 'KEEP OFF THE GRASS' almost became o school motto during the campaign to grow a lawn in front of the high school. Mr. House, sponsor of the Stu- dent Council, did his share of tho work .... or so it looks here. We Promote School fm ro emen M THE BRIGHTEST STARS LEAD THE WAY .... in bettering the appearance of our school and keeping up school spirit. Every- one appreciates the extra pcxking space the Student Council provided. The Committee of Jobs and Careers has set up a vocational guidance center in the library to aid seniors in deciding on their future. Here, the Student Council outlines the schedule of asseniblies for the second semester. Members are: lstandingl Gene Richardson, Mr. House lsponsorl, Herbert Hamburger, Ramon Kerr, Dennis Repp, Cecil Short, Roland Hamburger, lseatedl Loetta Hamburger, Valieta Dorsey, Shirley Troxel, Jerry Allen, president, Charlotte Heathcoat, secretory, and Eddy Berrong. hL....4 A I 'Y s -Ji fg 15 i 6 6 is Q .5 -' ' lil, ' f A S ' A W 1 fl? ' 1 l-. 1x9X . Av My X s, .-QCQYNQ Wviiti Texfi V I Q ' fig, 'VAX it Phi Qxi A , -Qiherv' deli' I 'x THE STUDENT BODY WHOOPS IT UP with ci bonfire and snake dance before the Thomas game. Pep p4AAem6lie . . . biApla'q School Spirit and loyalty 77. l'll WE'RE WITH YOU TEAM, F FIGHT, FIGHT. These words the familiar yell show the spirit of Wecthereftes. They are: FIRST Frances Penner Schmidt, Sue Ari Carlene Umbach, Karen Hardin, Faye Maynard, Shirley Concler leodersj. SECOND ROW: Nancy Paulo Heath, Shirley Troxel is council representativej, Mi Patterson ipresidentl, Carol Zac lvice-presidentj, Sharon S4 THlRD ROW: Miss Frost isp: Avis Robertson, Betty Steiner Sykes, Donna Van Duyne, Jo Cordry, Lorem Little Bird. OUR FOOTBALL STARS OF TOMORROW were in fine shape for the pep assembly preceding the Anadarko game. Portroying our present stars are: FIRST ROW: Jimmy Young fOonold Hortonj, Johnny Ditmove Uerry Allenj, Jimmie Lee iRomon Kerrl, Miller Richart lRonald Gre ofyl, Jimmy Penner iRichard Roca. SECOND ROW: Charles Wilson iGene Smithj, Gary Wilson fBob Greenl, Richie Redinger iCoach Grahaml, Ardin Kaiser iMerlyn Randolphl, Carlene Umbach isports Announcerl, Rodney Amen ffddie Williamsonl, Randy Ratcliffe fBobby Thompsonl, Bobby Smith iBob Morrisj. v-lr Kitchens fsecretory-treosurerl. FOURTI' ROW: Betty Smith, Audrey Sykes, Pa Leola Cotter, Vurl Simpson .9 'fi X 7: X Q .ww Q X55 if A L if E Q33 ,5 Q wgf gig f , E Q 1 A 1 ,lx , 4,J w , 364 , , N ,Ti 'F +1 W 1 if- ij.-fb'-f, ., s Q' ' . 4 A 5 x, , YS, t A 1 1 9 ., , - T , L Y ii- 5 wk I -34 4? ,Wm :W 'U fi P :egg 1 W x ,Ay 3 Q f f as l S+ X' lf .. .Q 'Q ' I , . A CROPS STUDY. Four Weatherford F.F.A. members are learning more about grass and crop identification. Herbert Hamburger, Raymond Cantrell, James Friesen, and Robert Cantrell are looking over a sample of grass. This Crops Judging Team has always placed high in statewide judging competition. Zearning 'fo be being To learn JUNIOR MASTER FARMERS? This foursome think they will soon have the highest degree offered by the F.F.A. That degree will be in the bag, too, if this set of records proves to be correct. Donald Grossarth, Donald Hix, James Friesen, and Roland Hamburger have their sights set on the state F.F.A. Convention where this degree will be offered. fa:-ning To five living FIRST ROW: Ramond Cantrell, Robert Cantrell, Billy Bergner, Garland Leonard, Larry Smalley, Lawrence Killer, Donald Grossarth. SECOND ROW: Richard Hamburger, Norman Heidebrecht, Donald Hix sentinel' Jack Dicke treasurer' Letha Roof Bernard Killer, I I I I I vice-president, James lgiiesen, president, Herbert Hamburger, Roland Hamburger. THIRD ROW: Don Bushman, Jerry Pebley 1 To Sei-aJe....1n 2 2 A Clarence Bradley, Richard Roof, Carroll Bergner, Richard Amen Dewayne Smith, Don Horton, Merlyn Randolph, secretary, Lowell Duren, Ed Tippens, sponsor. FOURTH ROW: Sam Hass, Donald Branson, Jay Hardin, Jerry Horst, Don Bradley, Bennie Deevers Johnny Cope, Leon Settles, Wayne Swiggart. i Qin' V. Fr ,FFS up N' FHA N8 J 1. 525-1 S M ff 4 X ., . .f. ofma- X , Lk X o ww 5- 3 .. L Q' 1 Xe 'Q :X , N' ag, I A K -X V 'S A -2 'K 9 ffl? 3 '51 'nl Zz'- TH' I Quai.. .rf 1 '6- Ll. 4 9 1 f E v I 5 l Z 3 9 1 Y 4 1 5 5 Y v I L l E PORT I 9 4 griddel-A With only three starters back from the l953 season, the Weatherford Eagles, one of the lightest and least experienced squads in Weatherford High School history, went on to win the Midwest Conference Championship with four wins and no losses The Eagles lost all of the non-conference games with the exception of Anadarko ln this game, the Eagles, with underdog rating, pulled one of the year s biggest upsets in high school competition tying the Class A Warriors 20 20 The Eagles, not much in size, made up for the tie in spirit and de- The Eagles scored in the second quarter and kicked the extra point to edge out the Thomas Terriors in the season's opener. The single Eagle touchdown was scored on a drive which started from the Terrior's 4l yard line. Tackle Bob Thompson s extra point proved to be the deciding factor. Gene Smith and Bob Thompson were stand outs in the strong Eagle defense. WEATHERFORD - 20, CARNEGIE - 0 Scoring twice in the second quarter and once in the third, Weatherford rolled over the Carnegie Bluedevils 20-0 for the second win of the year. The Eagles scored first on a 52 yard drive and 4 minutes later, defensive halfback, Merlyn Randolph intercepted a pass and went 25 yards for the touchdown. The last tally was scored on a 66 yard drive in the third quarter. Tackle Bob Thompson kicked the first two extra points but missed his third try. WEATHERFORD - 15, GEARY - 34 Trailing 27 O ot the half the Eagles came back strong but fell short as a strongly inspired Geary team handed them their first defeat of the season 34-l5. The Eagles scored o safety in the third quarter and scored twice in the last quarter holding the Blson's to one tally, but this was not enough to overcome the Bison s halftime lead. Win Conference Crown WEATHERFORD - 7, THOMAS - 6 year's team. VEATHERFOKU - 47, CORDELL - I3 Scoring twice in the first quartei',,'lhree times in the second and twice in the third the Eagles downed Cordell 479-53. Weatherford's defense recovering 6 fumbles and intercepting 5 Blue Devil passes gave the Eagles possession of the ball for most of the game. Starting the fourth quarter the Eagle reserves went in for their first A team acfianllflis year. snstxgttt Axxoanxo Coming from behind three times the Eagles battled the powerful class A Warriors to a 20 20 dead lock. Quarterback Jerry Allen accounted for two of the Eagles touchdowns. He ran 36 yards late in the third quarter for one tally, and passed to end Cecil Short with only 4 minutes left in the game for the other. Bobby Thompson then converted to tie the score. A powerful defense led by the lmebocking of Gene Smith held the Warriors to 5 first downs throughout QUARTERBACK .lerry Allen threads his way down the sideline ll yards to tie the score against Anadarko as Bob Green, Bobby Thompson, Gene Smith, Ronald Gregory, and Ramon Kerr move in to claw his path. CHAMPIONS. Coach Graham holds the trophy earned by this 3' X N. if . -Q i'g,,,..,.,e 'YZ-V C' ' Q sv- 5 ,4- -Q 4 Q 3, -N ,. 'Y aw ,. k. VU if wa! 386 1 It uf so 5 S5 1 FIRST ROW: Jerry Hawkins, student manager: Wilbert Linscheid, Eddy Berrong, Leonard Schiff, Richard Ratcliffe, Richard Roof, Jerry Allen, Dennis 'Repp, Bobby Hays, student manager. SECOND ROW: Ronald Gregory, Dewayne Smith, Tommy Capps, Merlyn Randolph, Joe Williams, Dee Shults, Smith Wycoff. THIRD ROW: Gerald Daugherty, Assistant Coach: Duane Barker, Walter Crouch, Ramon Kerr, Eddie Williamson, Donald Horton, Bobby Thompson, Riley Kerr, Harvey Tedford, Coach Steve Graham. FOURTH ROW: Gene Smith, Cecil Short, Bob Morris, Don Linville, Bob ' Green, Bennie Deevers. We CHING ST?FFb Busy at vaork in ecrly . or ctaber an November si G h 4 'f t 4 t ,I 5 'vghiguhggyagicjggfjqg - - r fl ll! C C Z enl0I' REPP - Back 5'6', Weight I27 2 years. Junior eb season began. EDDIE WILLIAMSON - End JERRY ALLEN - Quarterback CECIL SHORT - End BOBBY THOMPSON - End Height 5'I0', Weight I50 Height 5'6', Weight l30 Height 5 II', Weight 150 height 5'l0', Weight 168 Letterman 2 years. Junior Letterman 3 years. Senior Letterman 3 years. Senior Letterman 3 years. Senior l ' ,JV 4 Bob Morris, fast stepping Eagle halfback, breaks into the clear to reel off l8 yards against Anadarko. WEATHERFORD - 20, KlNGFlSHER - 40 With Bob Morris taking the opening kickoff 78 yards for a touchdown, the Eagles got off to a flying start but bowed to the 5th ranked Yellowiackets 40--20. The Eagles, behind 20-7 at the half-time, scored twice more in the final half, but could not hold off the powerful Kingfisher offense. Playing his usually fine defensive game, Gene Smith again held up the Eagle defense. loss the Eagles closed out the season with 4 wins, 5 losses and l tie. A great deal of credit must go to coaches Steve Graham and Gerald Daugherty for their fine iob the past year. They took a team with an average only l54 pounds for the starting eleven and made them into conference champions. The Eagles also placed five men on the All-Conference team: Cecil Bobby Thompson, ends, Gene Smith, guard, Bob Morris and .lerry Allen, backs. The Eagles will lose only three men through graduation this year. They are Short, Allen and Thompson, who turned in stellar performances all through the year. With the lass of Thompson, the Eagles will have to look had to find as capable an extra point kicker. Bob made 22 out of 30 tries for an average of 73 2f37:. With eight regulars, several boys who played much this year, and some recruits from the Junior high, a fine i955 season is expected. JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL TEAM. They won three and lost three. FIRST Earl Dean Zwirtz, Roger Duncan, Carl Hutto, Mark Berrong, Duayne Wilson, Dau las Little Bird, Gear e Campbell, Delvin Schutes, Stanley Smith, cocci, Jon Hoerman, Roger Tian Duyne, Jerry Sensintaffer, Kenneth Steiner, dolph, Keith DeFehr, Dickie Smalley, Bobby Betts, Gerald Daugherty, Doughty, William Hale, James Pope, David Heathcaat, Jerry Horst, Don Billy Bergner. . . . . Star of the ?uture With this was weight of W' Short and WHAT'S COACH GOT TO WORRY ABOUT??? With twa chesty players like this coming up - looks like the success of the '62 team is assured. Bobby and Donald are the sons of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Graham. ROW: Dean Randolph, Marion Deming, Claude Miller, Larry Hoffman, Tommy Tedder. SECOND ROW: Larry Dibler, Elton Perry, Dean Daniel, Larry Doughty, Jimmy Rawdon, Dick Morris. THIRD ROW: Steve Graham, Max Robinson, Jerry Taylor, Steve Short, Harlan Hamburger, Gene Ran- assistant coach. FOURTH ROW: Jimmy Webb, Coy McDaniel, Tim Bushman, Sammy Brite, Lean Payne, Erwin Klaassen, Burgis Swiggart, in em, ,7' Wi - 6 'Q 'sf' '75, 'ST i W fi ,if 4- . i 12 i 1 1 Q l l ll l l J. ff' 'I -sl QR :X ig' '1 uri? , N , 5 Q W Sh lr ' ' ' 1- i .ff FlRST ROW: .lorry Hawkins, Sludeni manager: Dortly Dunn, Bobby Hays, Eddy Berrong, Riley Kerr, Duane Barker, Don Branson. SECOND ROW: Fred All Runner, Cecil Short, Bob Morris, Don Linville, Dole Henry, Bob Green, Eddie Williamson. THIRD ROW: Mr. D01-l9l50ffyl Coach, Dennis ROPP, Phil Risinger, RUMOII Kitt, Bennie Deevers, Tommy Capps, Jerry Allen, Leonard Sclwill, Mr. Mr. Graham, Coach. r 1 KaAlret5a'lf Sedan wil Hction Packed The 1955 Eagle caqers were short hath an experience and in height. Facing a very rough schedule including such class A powerhoases as El Reno and Purcell, and many line class B teams, the Eagles wound up vritha record of 5 wins and l5 losses- Cecil Short and Dennis Rapp were the high scorers lor the scrappy Weatherlord five. Next year's prospects look exceptionally good, as only two seniors, .lerry Allen and Cecil Short, will he lost by graduation. Returning iunior letterrnen will he Dennis Reap, Bob Green, Phil Risinger, Dale Henry, Eddie Wil- liamson, and Leonard Schiff. Coach Steve Graham did a line 'ich with this y'ear's team He kept a hustling ball club all the way. DALE HENRY, Forward PHIL RISINGER, Guard Letterman 2 years Letterman 2 years 6' - Junior 5' 7' - Junior ix 'ISN 1' . ' , , r V J, 85?-H14 ,x-Y X 4. J . . .. x ,, . .L . :ls , I 5 ,I , Q --iw Qi, g. .. 6' I ,gl Q V f r if! :e'fg ,NL , .mf nm, v ',. 'K 5 1 fr' V4.3 Q 5 Q' .4-ff XQJ' .Q ,,, , Q Q' S i .gf A .ww ' e I A Pls 'LQNQA : , llvme 7 This is OUR HOME TOWN .... where everyone's interested in ever one else . . . . where friendly hello's come dozens of times a da .... where we an walk the same streets everyday .... where thousands of people have been born, lived, and died .... here is wher we go to the same schools and churches, trade in the same stores, laugh at the sameselevision shows, be ill in the same hospital beds, and try to keep a little money in the same bank. Here an the people who irritate us, reioice in our happiness, and sympathize with our troubles .... here we have played together as children, gone to school together, grown up together .... worked, dreamed, suffered, been happy and gone on with life .... yes, we are proud of our hometown .... A CITY OF FRIENDLY PEOPLE .... here our merchants have kept the wheels of progress moving .... here these men with the forward look plan for the future .... of all of us .... a city where we are pleased that our business men are so interested in our school and its students and its activities .... and here we say to all of them .... 'thank you for making this yearbook a reality instead of a dream.' - 9 - I :fee 3- if E., ' 1 : . ' M- My ,.,.,-Q-5 HAWKINS IRRIGATION EQUIPMENT COMPANY WATER I5 NO PROBLEM HERE. Looking over this new irriga- tion equipment are Mr. Tippens and his class of agriculture boys. Mr. Pierce, one ofthe clerks at this new plant in Weather- ford, points out some of the finer qualities of these new pipes to Bennie Deevers, Wayne Swiggart, Dewayne Smith, Merlyn Randolph, Richard Amen and Lawrence Killer. Q1 he I E' 4 i . , oi 'H-if . , ' 2 st . g 'H , 1 x ,A .3 - , A My .4 , I' 1. f ,. . K '- W W? an , T' . ,re - ,1 gf? fl Q ED BERRONG INSURANCE AGENCY lt's 'MAYOR' Berrong to W.H.S. students. Like BERRONG'S Agency itself, Mr. Berrong is a geat friend of W.H.S. Here he chats with his son, Eddy, and two other football boys, Bob Morris and Joe Williams, about the ins and outs of the insurance business and the ups and downs ofthe grid season iust past. ll SHULTS GROCERY LOOK! what your grocery dollar can buy! Shop at SHULTS for finer quality and lower prices. Dee Shults gets a few tips on solesmanship from his dad as Nr. Shults meets the grocery needs of Karen Motley and Gene Payne. SHOTTS MOTOR COMPANY MORE THAN EVER THE 'WORTH MORE' CAR! Carleen Um- bach, Shirley Amen, Shirley Kisinger and Maureen Gibbons are headed for a grand adventure - they are ready to try out the new '55 Ford. Nr. Art Shotts, our Ford dealer, and Tommie Claunch are answering their questions on this new Fairlane model. FRUECHTING AND FAST COMPANY HERE IT IS - the ull-new Pontiac for l955l Pontiac's advanced body styling for l955 makes it the automobile which appeals most to Rita Nicewarner, Shirley Troxel, Margaret Patterson and Eula Maynard. Naturally, Mr. George Fast, Pontiac dealer, approves their choice. BROWN'S FLOOR COVERING You can save dollars .... lots of them .... by buying your floor covering from BROWN'S. Mrs. Nadine Brown, a W.H.S. graduate, is showing Loetta Hamburger, Charlotte Heathcoat and Leola Cotter some ofthe newest patterns in Iinoleum. DAVENPORT INSURANCE AGENCY WHEN A TEACHER NEEDS A FRIEND. Miss Stuckey, Miss Frost and Mrs. Decker discuss a car insurance problem with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Davenport, authorities on real estate, insurance and investments. NA 0LA'S BEAUTY SHOP OUR STAMP OF APPROVAL GOES TO NA OLA'S. You'Il wont one of these lovely hairdas that Mrs. Leach is getting, and that Carolyn Verhines is admiring. Follow the high school crowd to No Ola's if you want the latest in hair styling. L SMART SHOP THE RIGHT CLOTHES AT THE RIGHT TIME. Photographer Black didn't have to remind Annette Horst, Nita Pace, Betty Steiner and Danielle Tedder to look pleasant at the SMART SHOP. Those smiles of approval at Frieda Remund, owner of the shop, are a tribute to the SMART SHOP'S exquisite new line of party dresses and other wearing apparel. KING'S FLORAL SHOP SAY IT WITH FLOWERS. That's what Walter Crouch, Cecil Short, Ronny Hoffman and Bobby Thompson are planning to do. Walter leaves his card with Mrs. King who will insure prompt delivery of this lovely corsage to some lucky girl! vi' I xx wf ,' R x ... .gm Q ,A ,, EATON DRUG COMPANY A VERY IMPORTANT MEETING. Jerry Allen, Eddy Berrong and Ramon Kerr, members of the student council get together with Mr. House at the EATON DRUG STORE to discuss some high school problems. Darrel Schliep, an alumnus of W.H.S., is serving them. Go to EATON'S for courteous and efficient TINY DINER Getting out with the gang is included in every W.H.S. student's busy schedule. Gathered at this popular hangout are Gene Richardson, Lois Deming, Cora Hamburger, Phyllis Roof, Jerome Fisher and Kenneth Sauer. Mr. Harry Wharry serves the cakes and Kenneth furnishes the music. 'N xr-I IF GARAGE DID YOUR CAR START THIS MORNING7 Well Dorsey Skeeter IS lust the person who can fax rt for you Don Lmvrlle Jrm Cole and Leonard Schrff thunk so too For the best car servrce go to SKEETER S MILLER DRUG ALWAYS A FAVORITE PLACE FOR MEETING THE GANG Danuelle Tedder Bobby Hays Sue Kelly Jon Goernnger Jerry Pebley and Francie Bergman drunk a coke whale waltmg for some of their fruends Mr Clyde Muller, owner of the drugstore always makes W H S students feel at home nn thus up to-date drug store. THE OWL PHOTO CO Photography Cameras Photo Flnlshmg 107 East Mam OWL PHOTO Top secret for good photography see the Hoffmans at the OWL PHOTO Mrs Hoffman IS showrng Carolyn Sauer Jams Turner and Wanda Echols some ofthe frne psctures whlch OWL PHOTO has produced for the past EAGLES 'il WANT TO GET OUT OF THE KITCHEN IN A HURRYI W e I I what gurl doesn t7 Ann Ratcluffe Janlce Eaton Carolyn Ver hlnes Nancy Amen and Phyllis Gentry learn from Mr Bob Green that the modern gas range guves today s homemaker hours of freedom from the kutchen Mr Green says Gas guves you WEBB 8- WHISENHUNT Agriculture boys depend on genuine Ford parts to keep thelr tractors running luke new Here Mr Webb and Mr Whnsenhunt dealers for Ford farm equlpment are demonstrating some new parts to Donald Grossarth, Rxchard Roof, Herbert Hamburger, Robert Cantrell Donald Branson and Bernard Killer X T I I I I I U S . X' I n c I . I I ,, . of F' A A I I YR I - A F ' I . 1 13 A Q r - ,g 1 - . - V, Q rg. nf f Y J f' . 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' I ' , -sv- JONES JEWELRY May we suggest you engoy the hnest selectnon ot gufts whuch money can buy Mr Jones and hls granddaughter Januce Eaton are showung Dorothy Cermak Marslyn Nllckel Carolyn Verhnnes and Clara Eaton some fine chuna 'S-Le' RATCLIFFE BOOK STORE Weatherford Hugh School students like to read and the RAT CLIFFE BOOK STORE IS a popular hangout for those who are hunting something heavrer than the comics or a picture magazlne Here Mr Lee Ratclltfe owner of the store shows Mary Rose Bradley Grace Reynolds Donna Ewy and Pot True some of the new books RATCLIFFE BOOK STORE sown or CAMPUS BOOKS SCHOOL SUPPLIES SI ORTING GOODS GIFTS PHONE 92 T Q efltw MWWQ SSX -isa M ALLEN S PHILLIPS 66 SERVICE STATION IT S SPRING' Tlme to change your oul tlme to protect your car against costly engme repalr Stop In at ALLEN S SERVICE STATION and enloy the friendly courteous service DAVIDSON 8- CASE SHUTES BODY SHOP COLORS AT THEIR LOVELIEST That s what you get wlth JUST THE FACTS MAAM' Smith Wycoff Tommy Capps and Spred on your walls Here Mrs Hedrick shows Carolyn Porter Don Horton know that SHUTES BODY SHOP as the place fo 90 Shnrley Conder and June Porter how easy ut us to apply Go to for up to date seat covers Denzll Mlnyard helps them wuth DAVIDSON 8- CASE for the funest ln pamts and lumber their Cl'101C8 , . ,V T 1 ' r I A - 1 1 Q, ' N w v 1 W 1 I , 1 .5 W, - I' ' v . l ,. 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M when football boys luke Ronald Gregory Eddxe Wlllnamson Bob Green and Gene Smlth are hungry PUBLIC SERVICE TMPANY OF OKLAHOMA Brother' There s plenty of space for Dogwood fnxlns nn this new G E refrigerator exclanm Dennls Repp and Duane Baker as Mrs Mary Lou Combs dnsplays the modern revolvmg shelves Valueta Dorsey and Betty Lou Smlth are Interested IH the large frozen food compartment HARVEY RICHERT ITS IN THE BOOK' HARVEY RICHERT C P A can flgure out tax problems for Sylvua Schuff Paulo Heath and Frances Penner three W H S bookkeepxng students ALLIED PAINT STORE WALLPAPER IS SMART says Mrs Koch as she shows Erro Heath Clyo Heck Jerry Hawkins and Dorothy Brown the many new patterns now found at ALLIED PAINT STORE Thus store has a wallpaper for every purpose and every pocketbook An remember you re smart to use wallpaper .- ' SKELLY SERVICE STATION FOR A FAST GET AWAY on a car servncnng gob Don Bradley and WH S sports editor Kenneth Waddell go to SKELLY S Eldon Frlesen service stataon attendant has the car all ready to go andthe boys are off to the ballgame I m X v I I ' . . , . . ., 1 ' 1 . , , . . . . l . 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