Weatherford High School - Eagle Yearbook (Weatherford, OK)

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Y THE PEP CLUB CHEERS OUR TEAM TO MANY VICTORIES DURING THE YEAR . . here they are, FIRST ROW: Joan Thomas, Sue Biles, president. SECOND ROW: Rhea Biles, Zelta Meek, Margie Davis, Sue Ann .cf 7 ' hx' . sponsor Cecil.THlRD ROW: Sandra King, Carolyn Brehm, Karen Roof, Elieen Sauer, Pat Payne, Judy Wieters. FORTH ROW: Jackie Kappel, Kay Miller, Marlene Heathcoat, Jo Dean Gregory, Sherry Koppel, Joy Gover. FIFTH ' ' ' ar- ROW: Pat Wilson, Judy Lanier, Pat Kaiser, Brenda Brooks, Gaylene Bloom, Joi Albright. SIXTH ROW: C lene Kluver, Phyllis Horst, Sue Miller, Sydney Earley, Jean Flock. TH OUT lN FRONT . . . with school and town activities. Cheer- leaders, Zelta Meek,Sue Biles, Margie Davis and Joan Thomas take time out from boosting the Eagles to lead the Community Chest Fund Parade. Eight hundred Weatherford public school students and several school organizations took part in the parade. Ward, Karen Brown, Marilyn Dawson. We Back SEVENTH ROW: Priscilla Barnett, Al AND HERE'S OUR TEAM . . . Posing as members ofthe Eagle team, these feminine football players, Sue Miller lLarry Hoffmanl, Kay Miller fSteve Shortl, Rhea Biles lDelvin Schutesl and Jean Flock CDick Morrisl presented an entertaining pep assembly skit before the Watonga game. ld

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SUE BILEY Football Queen '58 LA VEDA KLU VER Yearbook Queen '59 My VERDA SHORT Football Queen '57

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fl? -ff YAH-SIR, lT SURE AM GOOD! Busy at the pleasant iob of eating all you want at the NHS watermelon feast are Coy Sullivan, Roger Van Duyne, Duane Gregory, Steve Short, Don- ald King and Dick Morris. THE STAKES ARE HIGH! Even with many hours of home studt passing this test will be a difficult task for inda Frost, an NHS senior who was a qualified semifinalist in the Na- tional Merit Scholarship Testing Program. Mrs. Hackworth, NHS sponsor, helps Linda prepare . 'Cm NATlONAL HONOR SOCIETY Y Z j X f x ff xxx 5. for the important final test. . . . . and Brin Honors to Our School JlNGLE BELLS, JINGLE BELLS, sing the members of the National Honor Society as they wrap Giristmas gifts for the Crip- pled Children's Home in Oxlahoma City. This service project is a yearly tradition to the organization. Enioying the spirit of giving are FIRST ROW: Alice Ward, Carolyn Brehm, Kathy Bailey, Patsy Wilson, Joy Sullivah, Sherry Kappel.SECOND RUN: Carlene Re- mund, Elieen Sauer, Carol Alvis, LaVeda Kluver. THIRD ROW Sue Ann Cecil, Mrs. Hackworth, Duane Gregory, Patricia Payne Donald King, Marlene Heathcoat, Roger Van Duyne, James Pope, Dick Morris, Steve Short, Steven rsadc, Linda Frost and Coy Sul livan, President.