Weleetka High School - Outlaw Yearbook (Weleetka, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1960 volume:

We of the Outlaw Staff sincerely hope that in future years this issue of the Outlaw” will be a cherisned momento of happy years at Weleetka High School. As we turn the pages oi this year- book, it brings to mind many memories of favorite classmates and many of the wonderful hours outside the classroom. For most of us, we have been students here a number of years. Though we were young when we entered these halls, we have found many precious things, friendship, knowledge, and happiness. We worked, we learned, we loved, and we lived. We were challenged by our teachers, by our parents, and we shall continue to be challenged as we pass through these doors to begin the new life that lies beyond. We shall remember the understanding and guidance given to us by our teachers. For those of us who will be here for a while to enjoy these blessings will count each day and each activity a privilege and remember to thank God that we live in a land that offers such un- limited opportunities to its youth. Although we may be separated, the memories of the Outlaw and Weleetka High will linger on forever. Hy congratulation� to you and to othore responsible for your many accemplishaants and for the preparation you're made for life following graduation. thanks to you for your kindness and consideration and for the many happy experiences we've shared. Our paths may not cross again and we nay lose contact with one another but I have the utmost confidence in you and will rest assured that you will be doing your best to- ward making this world a better place in which to live. only request is that you keep your faith in Ood and look to him for leadership, for he will give you the patience and strength to face any of life's adversities. Sincerely, JOE PARS CHS WORDS OF WISDOM LEWIS B. High School Principal It has been a pleasure for me to serve as Junior High Principal this year and, certainly, a good feeling to know that you have in- cluded the Junior high classes and activities in your annual. We will be sending some students into high school next year who, we feel, will be a credit to the high school and its mapy facets of school life. TO THE STUDENTS CP WELEETKA HIGH: Surely the day is not far distant in your lives when each will be expect- ed by all to paddle his own cancel I am persuaded, by py experiences and observations, that it is not unusual when we are compelled by duty or necess- ity to accept new challenges and respon- sibilities which we had not anticipated. We may conclude, if this observ- ation is true in your own experiences, that it is most propitious for us to avail ourselves of the best in every learning situation. Principals Sincerely, DAVID PUCKETT Junior High FROM OARD OF DUCATION OUR FAC 11 LTV TEACHES US ••• English is a part of everyone's program. The courses in English give a foundation for correct oral and written expression, and an appreciation for literature. Four years of English are required for graduation. Teachers of English are Mrs. Betty Magness and Mrs. Hayward Smith. TO EARN WHILE WE LEARN Learning typing, bookkeeping and shorthand enables many «f us te secure positions, while others find the knewledge an aid to college work. Mrs. Joe Parsons and Mrs. Nannie Win- chester teach the ceosnercial subjects. TO DEVELOP OUR SKILLS Of course, there is seme talent among us in industrial work. Ambitions to become engineers, architects, mechanics, or cabinet makers prompts us to choose industrial arts electively with Mr. Charles Thompson. He also assists in the science department and has two classes each day in Driver Education. TO KNOW OUR NEIGHBORS Realizing that through tolerance and understanding we be- come world citizens, many endeavor to know more about the various nations and their contributions through the years. These are stud- ied by the World History, Sociology, Economics, Oklahoma History, Civics, and American History classes. American History is taught by Mr. Jack Stogner. The rest are taught by Mr. L.B. Kennedy. TO COOK AND SEW Convinced that future heme makers should know how t® pre- pare and serve foods, to design and make clothing, and how to operate a home economically, many enroll in Heme Economics with Mrs. Jack Stogner. TO HARM Many future fanners enroll in Vocational Agriculture with Mr. Gene Hodgens. Under his guidance and with projects of their own, the fanners of tomorrow are making a careful, scientific study of farm problems and better farm management. TO APPLY OUR KNOWLEDGE The laboratory sciences involving the study of plant and animal life, the earth, chemical elements and phases of physics show us facts and truths. Mr. David Puckett and Mr. Charles Thompson are the science teachers. AND MAKE OURSELVES STRONG Fair play and good sports- mandhip are stressed in the Physical Education classes by Coach Stogner who teaches High School Football, High School Basketball for girls, and Jun- ior High athletics. AND TO SING In vocal music, the trios, quartets, and glee club groups, under the direction of Mrs. Cozette Cooper, give performances throughout the year at school and community programs. TO PLAI Mr. Elwood Winchester spends many hours in teaching small ensembles, working out marching drills, and taking students to contests and parades as well as directing the high school, junior high and grade bands. TO WATCH OUR FIGURES Math, like English, proves to be a fundamental essential in everyday living. Some students take only required math, while others continue with solid geome- try, and advanced algebra. Mrs. Clyfton Raeuber and Mr. David Puckett are the math teachers. TO READ Our Library plays an important part in helping students make preparations not only for all classwork but for solving problems in future years. Mrs. Ethel Johnson keeps our library up to date and sponsers a newly organized Library Club. Also, she teaches Art, Jr. High Social Studies and Visual Ed. IN THE BEGINNING So very important to the lives of school children are those first three years. Who could give them a better send- off than Mrs. Violet King, Mrs. Edna Stankewitz, and Mrs. Lewis Kennedy? IN THOSE SUB-TEEN YEARS During the fourth, fifth, and sixth grade years the students often make trying times for themselves, their parents, and their teachers. Mrs. Gilbert Johnson, Mrs. Fred George, and Mrs. Hazel Woods help to smooth out these rough spots and get them ready for Junior High.Hi hose Who RUFUS CANARD DELBERT DURBIN KENNETH WADE NOBLE WALKER Noble Walker, head cus- todian, is the school electrician and mechanic. He also makes the final checks of the buildings at the close of school and after any extra- curricular activities. Rufus Canard, Delbert Durbin, and Kenneth Wade drive many miles in good and bad weather bringing us to school on time and taking us on extra-curricular activities. Serve fls MYRA CLEAVER PAULINE MITCHELL VIRGIE BRCWN Myra Cleaver, Virgie Brown and Pauline Mitchell spend from 8:00 in the morning un- til 1:00 in the afternoon prepar- ing meals for the 200 pupils who eat in the cafeteria every day. These ladies spend much time in preparing extra meals for special occas- ions, such as: Junior- Senior Banquet, School Masters' Dinner, F.F.A. Banquet, etc. ALEDICTORIAN PAT MOORE Valedictorian 1-lj Outlaw editor h Annual Staff 1-ii FHA 1-2-3-li F!1A President 2-3 FHA Sub-Dist. V-Pres. 3 FFA Sweetheart U N.E. Dist. Sweetheart Jj Dramatics 3 Glee Club 1-2-3-1 Band 1-2-3-li All-State Band li Who's Who li So that is how you find out what your Christmas presents are, PatJ JjALUT ATOR IANS JANE THOMAS Majorette 1-2-3 FHA 1-2-3-li Band 1-2-3 PEP Club 1-2 Band Vice Pres. 2-3 Voted the Best Marching Marjorette at Pawnee 2-3 Organized a Twirlers' School in Weleetka 2-3 Harold, is this how you find out all of the Round About news? HAROLD RAY Football 1-2-3-li Basketball -1 Track 1-3-li Baseball 3-li Visual Ed. 1-2-3-li Honor Society 1-3 Senior President -li Annual Staff -2 Dramatics -3 Football Captain -li Janie, that office phone is supposed to be used for business calls. Harold Ray, as President, is leading the Seniors through their last trying year in WHS. His helpers are: Glenn Crawley, Vice President, Bryan Sandlin, Secretary and Treasurer, Linda Bowen and Richard Wallace, Reporters. OFFICERS Glenn, don't just do something, stand there. GLENN L. Basketball 1-2-3-U Football 1-2-3-U Tennis-1 Track 1-2-U Baseball 2-3-U Sweetheart of Future Homemakers Class V. Pres. -U Class Reporter -3 Olass Pres. -2 Dramatics -3 Who's Who -3-U Mrs. Betty Magness Sponser Mrs. Magness, does that smile say, 'Book Reports due today?' Bryan, don't try to teach hii to say Yea Outlaws . He isn't old enough yet. BRYAN SANDLIN Football 1-2-3-U Basketball 1-2 FFA 1-2-3-U FFA Vice Pres. -U FFA Secretary -3 Class Secretary -U Football Captain -U HELEN SANDLIN FHA 2-3 Pep Club 1-2 Library -Ij Maid of Honor Helen, where is the box you usually stand on to reach your locker? Helen, are you dreaming of the future or just thinking of the present? HELEN COSSEY Cheerleader I4 Dramatics 3 FHA 1-2 Pep Club 1-2-3-U Queen attendant U Annual Queen li Jira, are you trying to give the coach some of your secret plays or is that a good joke you are telling? JIMMY ELLIQ Football 1-2-3-U Basketball 1-2-3-U Track 1-2-3-U Baseball 1-2-3-U FFA 1-2-U Visual Ed. -1-2 MELBA WAITS Band 1-2-3-14 Majorette 3-U Glee Club 1-2-lj Band Pres. I4 Band Reporter 3 Dramatics 3 FHA I-I4 Annual Staff I4 Basketball 2-3-U Who's Who 1| Pep Club 1-2 Melba, when did you start i;'-:,' playing basketball outside? m Are you trying to attract the boys? Shirley, you can't complete that science experiment by- staring into space SHIRLET MILUM Pep Club 2-3-U Dramatics Maid of Honor FHA -2 RICHARD WALLACE Basketball 2-3-U Football 2-3-U Baseball 2-3 FFA-3 inchroan doesn't open L noon, Richard Linda, is that one of those twelve rules you tell your cheer leaders' class about every Wednesday? Basketball 2-3-U Cheerleader 3-U FHA-1 Dramatics-3 Pep Club 2-3-U LINDA BOWEN Is painting your hobby, or is this Job necessary? HOUSTCM COSSET Football 1-2-3-U F.F.A. 1-2-3-li Baseball 1-3-U Track 1-2 Basketball 1 Practicing in Jeans is not like walking up there with a formal, is it, Sally? SALLY THOMPSON Football Queen U Dramatics 3 FHA 1-2-3 Basketball 3—1� Glee Club 1 Pep Club 1-2 Queen Attendant 2 Band 1-2-3-lj Class Secretary 1-3 FHA Secretary 3 Who'8 Who -3-1� Ruth, if you would paint those poles, they wouldn't have to be wrapped every Friday afternoon Seme people Just naturally have to be ready for a fast take-off1 1 RUTH HOOPER Office 1 Library 1-2-3-1� Pep Club 1-2-3-I STANLEY GRAHAM Football 2-3-1� Captain 1� Basketball 1-2-3-1� F.F.A. 1-2-3-1� Sentinel 3-1� Dramatics 3 Visual Ed. 1 Jim, if you and your wife work hard this summer your canned food shelves may be this full. JIMMIE BURDEN Track 1-2 Visual Ed. 1-2-3-U FFA 1-2-3-U FFA Secretary -3 FFA President -1 Dramatics -3 Basketball -1 Football -1 Visual Ed. 1-2-3-U Baseball 1-2-3-U Vick, were you really studying or just posing for the picture? FRYE FFA 1-2-3-U Football 1-2 Basketball 1-2-U Jerry, are you writing a letter to your girl-friend or getting a typing assignment? JERRY MADDOX Football 3-U Basketball 1-2 Baseball 2-3-U FFA 1-2-3-U Norma, is this the way you spend your time in Home Economics? NORMA CLENDENING FHA -2 Pep Club 1-2-3-U Library -U JEANNE LUELLEN FFA Sweetheart -3 Basketball 1-2 Pep Club 1-3 Who's Who -3 Library -U Queen Attendant -3 Jeanne usually doesn't loaf during the day, but it really makes .a nice past time. Jim, your hand looks as if you might have sawed the wrong board Mrs. Curran is enjoying her daily routine r MARY CURRAN Cheerleader 2-3 FHA 1-2 Glee Club 1-2 Basketball 3 Pep Club 1-2-3 Dramatics 3 Kenneth, is this what you do in Study Hall from 1:00 to 2:00? FRED REID F.F.A. 1-2-3-U Basketball 1-2-3 Track 1-3 ESTHER HINDS Pep ciub 1-2 Band 1-2-3-U FHA 1-2-3-U Library -1 1 Rene Esther, adding machines can make mistakes too. Dorothy, are you sneaking out or did that bell ring? DOROTHY JACKSON Glee Club 2-3-U Band 1-2-3-U FHA 1-2-3-U Pep Club 1-2 Queen Attendant-U EDNA ABRAM Band 1-2-3-U Glee Club 1-2-3-U FHA 1-2-3-U FHA Typist -U Pep Club 1-2 rr i M I You can't sew a straight seam 'if you don't keep your eyes on your work, Edna. JEANETTE THOMPSON Band 1-2-3-U Pep Club 1-2 FHA 1-2-3-U Glee Club 1-2-3-U FHA officer -3 woogie, Jeanette. ENIORS Your noise will be missed, Linda and Helen, How 'ya like being F.H.A Sweetheart, Glenn? A change of scenery for the queen and attendants Who's Who congratulating each other, eh, kids? Honor Students? Studying magazines] (Annual royalty being fitted 'for new bonnets. Their untiring efforts in preparing for the Junior-Senior banquet and prc«. FCR... An entertaining evening in their pre- sentation of the Junior play. FCR. Their cooperation shown activities. in school Their contribution to our successful year in athletics. WE SALUTE THE UNIORS RONNIE WEST RACHIE SHATSWELL MAXINE SNEAD MIKE DIGGINS BARBARA FULLER JUNIOR BARRETT LAURA SLAUGHTER RUTH RENFRCM MARVIN BUCKLE! SUE OGLE BILL PAINE VERNA ATTEBBHiHI X1 EVELYN STIFFLER JUNIOR SHATSWELL LINDA BURTON BOBBY CHRISTENBERRY Those sailss are for the cameraman] CLASS OFFICERS VERNA ATTERBERHI.......President RUTH ANN RENFROW.......Vice-Pros. RUTH HOOVER............Secretary SUE OGLE...............Reporter MRS. MILDRED RAEUBER...Sponsor BILL WISE JEANETTE COSSET EDDIE PUCKETT LINDA SHAVER ANNA COOPER EDDIE VAN JONES RQMCNA PUGH CURTISS LOGGINS EARLENE HOOPER YVONNE FOLSOM BOBBY WALLACE RUTH HOOVER JEFF JOHNSON DCRTHA McCOMB Rf® HUDLIN LARRY JOBE BETTY THOMPSON The students in school who can brag about having eleven basketball players, five football players, fif- teen pep club members, one cheer leader, five library club members, seven F.H.A. members, ten F.F.A. members, two band members, and a big number of friends and rela- tives, are the ones in the group we call the..... 0PH0M0RES DIANA COWHERD DANA QUINN LARRY SHAVER DETRA SPENCE COUBIS SHATSWELL PAT HARRIS SANDRA EARLS MORGAN MASON BETTY JONES LARRY HUTER VERNA FRYE CHARLES ti.TBirn GLORIA WATKINS JUNE WHITE ROY ATTERBERKI GINNY WALKER BOBBY PATTERSON R(BERTA ROGERS Check these figures.' With the assistance of the coach and his wife, the s op how c res did a turn about in their pep asseeblyj The boys did sene original yells and the girls ran seas good plays - with quarterback Spence calling plays, of coursej OLLIS McCCT CLETIS LOGGIKS GEORGIA PUGH COULD THIS BE POSSIBLE? THE EXECUTIVE TYPE J GLENDA CLASS OFFICERS RICHARD KRAMER....Presidant ALBERT STIFFIER..Vice-Pres. DOUBIS SHAT SWELL....Sec. GEORGE ELLIG. .Reporter ALBERT JEANSIE SHER CD GEORGE ELLIG KARON GRAHAM JOHNNY ELLIG BEVERLY DAVIS ALBERT STUFLKR DORIS FULLER DAVID ATTERBEHKT SHARON KENNEDI DAVID HUMTHREI SAIL SMITH HTT.T.T BOLT This class has the largest ntBriber of students in the high school band} six girls on the tra- veling squad in basketball; an undefeated year in Junior high beys' basketball; several stu- dents who nade superior ratings in vocal anisic; and the largest nunber who made the honor roll. It's a long uphill pull far. THESE LINDA HODGE ALFRED WISE JOHNNI DESK TONI BURDEN EDDIE KETTLE BETTI BROWN HERMAN BUCDUSTER EUGENIA LADD before they graduate frcsi the Weleetka High School! With their via, vigor, and vitality, they will wake the grade with flying colors! RESHMEN LINDA WINN ETTA JEAN WILE BETTI MOTEN JOT HQDGENS BEN BRAT HART WARE DANNI THOMAS ANN WHITE RTT.T.T REDDICK SUE MORGAN TOMMT TIPPIN OFFICERS DAVID HUMPHREY............President DAVID ATTERBERRY.........Vice-Pres. ANN WHITE.................Secretary JOT HQDGENS...............Reporter MR. 4 MRS. WINCHESTER....Sponsors ADA FATE HINDS SCARLET CHADIC SENCRA JACCBS CREDELL JACKSON RAT VON ABRAMS CHARLIE SIAUGHTER REBA MARKS GRAHAM COUNTER MARIE WESLEY THE 8th GRADE will be welcomed into high school next year because they've already made places for themselves in the extra curricular activities, as well as, making hits with the faculty and student body. CLASS OFFICERS TOMMY CRAWLEY.....President LLOYD KUB...........Vice-Pres. MIKE COSSEY.•.......Secretary NORMA BEAULIEU and ALTISHA BRYANT....Reporters MRS. HAYWARD SMITH..Sponsor LLOYD KUB JEANNE BEAULIEU TOMMY CRAWLEY MARIE STIFFLER MARILYN RENFRCW GLEN KRAMER LINDA JONES LEROY KRAMER JEANETTE THOMPSON MIKE COSSEY ft A y ™ ri mJL V V DON DARKS CARLEY BLANKENSHIP KATHALEEN BRAY TERRY GCSWICK ALPHA SHATSWELL JAMES BRIDGES LOUIE JACKSON GRETCHEN WIND BETTY BEAVER DAVID GRAYSON LOIS MANLEY CHIBBON FIELDS RONNIE CARTER ALTISHA BRYANT DELORES JACKSON EMMITT LOGGINS DOROTHY ABRAMS RUBY CARTER RUBY COYLE CLINTON MILUM NANCY WALKER JANE BROWN JERRY PATTERSON IDA REID Oar newest group in Junior High School is ... THE , In number, it is the smallest group 7th GRADE 1 — . 1 in school; perhaps v' it will be the greatest in deedsi JIMMIE CRUMP HAROLD BOWMAN CLASS OFFICERS HOWARD GRIFFIN.......President JERRI CHADIC.........Vice-Pre3. SHARON PAINE.........Secretary BARNEI SNEED..........Reporter MRS. C. M. JOHNSON...Sponsor CAROLIN ATTERBERKI CHARLES DIGGINS HOWARD GRIFFIN JERRI CHADIC LINDA HARJO BARNEI SNEED CONNIE FULLER CHARLES GUTHRIE BOBBIE KETTLE JACKQALINE COUNTER JERRI MEAD DALE LADD ARVELLA BHIANT DENNIS LADD LAWRENCE WEST WILLIE WHITE BETTI KUB ROBERT ANDERSON JOHN REID EVELIN MIDDLETON GEORGE CRUMP JOHN HOOVER SHARON PAINE GARY WILLIAMS LARRT NELLES DIANE WAMSLEI DONALD MAHAN SENIOR HIGH FAVORITES MOST OPULAR PAT MOORE EDDIE PUCKETT Candidates for these Favorites in Weleetka High were nomina- ted by petitions containing 20 names. The petitions were made into ballots and voted on by the student body. In some cases the races were close but when the final count was taken these were chosen as our High School Favorites. This contest was sponsored by the Annual Staff. MOST STUDIOUS SHARON GRAHAM KENNETH MAHAN MOST TALENTED MELBA WAITS JEFF JOHNSON BlSALLYlll THOMPSON OOTBALL UEEN SHIRLET HILUM MAIL OF HONCR ON OCT. 30, BEFORE THE GAME BETWEEN WELEETKA AND OKEMAH B CAPTAIN HAROLD RAY PLACED THE ROYAL . ROBE ON QUEEN SALLY. CAPTAIN STAN- LEY GRAHAM PLACED ON THE CROWN AND I GAVE HER THE OFFICIAL HAND SHAKE . CAPTAIN BRYAN SANDLIN PRESENTED HER WITH THE QUEEN'S BOUQUET. HELEN SANDLIN MAID CF HONOR Ittendants - B Junior RUTH ANN RENFROW |Junicr| VERNA ATTERBERRT ■ Senior ■■ DCROTHI JACKSON ■ SophceoreB KARON GRAHAM THESE ATTENDANTS ALL DRESSED IN WHITE CHIFFON WITH CUMBERBUNDS OF THE GOLD SATIN FROM THE QUEEN'S DRESS WERE ESCORTED IN THE CORONATION CEREMONIES BT THE ELEVEN SENIOR LETTERMEN ON THE OUTLAW TEAM. |Sophcnore| JUNE WHITE ■ Freshman| LINDA ANN HODGE FreshnanH SHARON KENNEDY u m v Outlaw RICHARD WALLACE KING QUEEN ATTENDANTS 8th GRADE ATTENDANTS The Seniors won the race with 100$ of the class aeabers partici pating. The Juniors were second with 85$ of the class asking deposits. SOPHCHORE ATTENDANTS [ICR ATTENDANTS During the coronation ceremonies at v ■Open House , November 12, these attendants represented their classes after having been chosen by popular vote by their class mates. The class having the most deposits paid on annuals for the year the Ung and queen crearned. Larry Belles Connie Fuller FRESHMAN ATTENDANT! Gail Smith David Atterberiy For his good manners and thoughtfulness For his handsomeness and good groaning. For possessing the qualifications any girl in a sweetheart... Glenn was elected by an overwhelming majority as the Sweetheart of the Weleetka Chapter of Future Homemakers. F F A. Pat was unanimously elected as the sweetheart of the Weleetka Chapter of Future Farmers. In October, she was chosen as the sweetheart of the Okla- hcma Northeast District. She was also one of the five finalists of the eighty- seven candidates for the Sweetheart of the State of Oklahoma. PAT MOORE May I add my warmest congratulations to all those you must have been receiving since you were named the Homemaker of Tomorrow in your school. I am sure your family and your teachers are very proud of you. It is a real achievement to have earned this award. The Search for the American Homemaker of Tomorrow is very close to me for I truly believe that home- making is the greatest career in the world. You have a head start toward this rewarding career. You now have a chance of becoming the Homemaker of Tomorrow for your state and after that to be named the All-American Homemaker of Tomorrow. But whether you receive these awards or not, you can be proud that you have done honor to your school and your community. Cordially, CHEER LEADERS VERNA ATTERBERRY BARBARA FULLER HELEN COSSET GLENDA FITE LINDA BOWEN MRS. MONTEZ STOGNER SPONSOR THE PEP CLUB Played a great part in creating and keeping a fine school spirit and boosting the Out- laws through a winning season. S ' MEMBERS KARON GRAHAM, VERNA FRYE, SHARON GRAHAM, YVONNE FULSOM, ETTA JEAN WILEY, JEANNE SHERROD, SUE MORGAN, PAT HARRIS, BEVERLY DAVIS, ANN WHITE, LINDA WINN, RUTH HOOVER, DANA QUINN, GINNY WALKER, ADA FAYE HINDS, RAYVON ABRAMS, SHIRLEY MILUM, ROBERTA ROGERS, BETTY JONES, JUNE WHITE, DE- TRA SPENCE, NORMA CLENDENING, RUTH ANN RENFROW, JEANETTE COSSEY, RUTH HOOPER, EARLENE HOOPER, LIN- DA BURTON, EVELYN STIFFLER, EDITH MAE JONES. OFFICERS RUTH ANN RENFROW...PRESIDENT RUTH HOOVER........VICE-PRES. GLORIA BOX..........SECRETARY LINDA BOWEN HEAD CHEER LEADER ABRAMS BRYANT ALFORX) BAND HODGENS BEAULIEU FULLER MASON The Little Twirlers group was or- ganised in 1957 by Jane Thomas. It is now under the supervision of Gail Gibson and Sharon Kennedy. BRCWN ALLRED GRIFFIN DARKS BURDEN HODGE MOORE SMITH FULLER PAINE KETTLE WELLES WAMSLEI WILLIAMS ESTHER SALLY GENE HODGENS INSTRUCTOR PRESIDENT BRYAN SANDLIN ATTERBERRI SHAVER PATTffiSON MILUM SHATSWELL MASON M WINN SAP LOGGINS ALIAED MADDOX LOGGINS COSSEY ELLIG KRAMER REPORTER RICHARD WALLACE - SENTINAL STANLEY GRAHAM UTUREWi FIARMER? TREASURER RASHIE SHATSWELL MERICA VICE-PRESIDENT EDDIE PUCKETT ! SECRETARY JIM PUCKETT BARRETT JACKSON ANTHONY DAVIS COUNTER WALLACE DIGGINS SLAUGHTER A. WISE HILL BUCKLEY TIPPIN O'NEAL JOBE JONES HUDLIN PAT MOORE STATE HISTORIAN SUB-DIST. VICE-PRESIDENT JOT HQDGENS JEANETTE THOMPSON ESTHER HINDS ROMINA PUGH ADA FATE HINDS BETTY MOTEN GEORGIA PUGH PAT HARRIS SUE OGLE SHARON KENNEDY SEN ORA JACOBS DORIS FULLER EVELYN STIFFLER LINDA HODGE PAT MOORE LINDA WINN JEANNE SHERROD ROBERTS ROGERS GLORIA WATKINS GAIL GIBSON TONI BURDEN ANN WHITE MARIE WESLEY RAYVON ABRAMS FUTURE I1 HOMEMAKERS II 1MERICA , ■ OFFICERS RUTH ANN RENFROW.......President ANNA COOPER............Vice-Pres. VERNA ATTERBERRY.......Sec-Treas. LINDA BURTON...........Historian GINNY WALKER.....Parliamentarian DANA QUINN........... .Reporter EDNA ANN ABRAMS...........Typist BARBARA FULLER.......Song Leader MRS. MONTEZ STOGNER......Sponsor AUNT TILLIE GOES TO TOWN CAST OF CHARACTERS TILLIE TRASK (Aunt Tillie) . Dislikes sll males EARLENE HOOPER LUCINDA TALBOT ..................... LINDA BURTON Her maid,who is anxious to be married PAMELA MARSH....................RUTH ANN RENFRCW Aunt Tillie's Charming niece LIZZIE PARSONS ................. VERNA ATTERBERRI An aspiring young novelist ELLEN NEELAND .................. LINDA SUE SHAVER Who appears suddenly RONALD HOWLAND ....................... RONNIE WEST Who always has an explanation for everything LUTHER LCRRIMER........................BILL PAINE Ronald's wealthy employer MERVIN TUCKER EDDIE PUCKETT Who is in a peck of trouble CHARLIE ONE LUNG ................... BILL WISE A Chinese cook MRS. TILLIE TUCKER DR. HATTIE BING Mervin's Aunt A Chiropractor BARBARA FULLER EVELYN STIFFLER Cinry Lou, played by Melba Waits, and Zeke Skitter, portrayed by Jim Ellig, have Just found the Jewel of great price. s i I ENIOR I JLASS ! LAY ™Oi arch T57 92o unde The direction of Mrs. Betty Magness, the Senior Class presented The Night Crawlers , a nystery-comedy| in three acts. Helen Sandlin, as Marion Yates, and Bryan Sandlin, as Dick Karl, are trying to revive Mrs. Yates, Played by Linda Bowen. Pat Moore, who portrays the part of Carol Lewis, has Just come in out of the stormy weather with Harold Ray, who plays George Allen. Under the direction of Mrs. Cozette Cooper, these groups enter- ed in the Dist- rict and State contests in the spring. Also, these groups presented a spring concert and sang special numbers at all school functions and at many com- munity programs. ... TRIPLE TRIO o o o MR. CHAS. THOMPSON COSSET JOHNSON THOMAS SANDLIN SHAVER WEST HUDLIN BARRETT MILUM SHERROD ATTERBERET LUELLEN WAITS MRS. C.M. JOHNSON WHITE WINN WILE! JONES COSSET FHTE WATKINS SANDLIN HARRIS OGLE HOOVER QUINN RENFRCW FULLER ROJECTION QUAD MRS. C.M. JOHNSON HUMPHRET FHTE MINTARD PATNE LOGO INS RAT TIPPIN WEST SHATSWELL PUCKETT REDDICK JONES PRATER DEEN alined ANTHONY MICCO REDDICK HUMPHREY WINN COUNTER MASON J. JACKSON A. WISE ATTERBERRY C. JACKSON WELEETKA hh - DEWAR 6 The 1959 football season got off to a good start with a victory over Dewar. The Weleetka line turned in a magnificent job as Bryan Sandlin and Glenn Crawley scooted for touch- downs with Stanley Graham adding those extra points. All thirty-three members got a chance to play. WELEETKA 1 8 - PRAGUE 6 In the first conference game against last years winner, Prague, Bill Wise played his game of the year and was voted Oklahoma's lineman of the week in the Daily Oklahoman. WELEETKA UO - ALLEN 0 After the previous week's victory, Weleetka was chosen the No. 1 team in Class C in the state and held that rating until the state play-offs. Allen was rated second in our conference, but the Outlaws out played them in every position. MANLEY CRAWLEY £. PUCKETT WALLACE JIM ELLIG WELEETKA 1 2 - WETUMKA 0 For the first time in 18 years, the Outlaws defeated the Wetumka Chieftains on their own field. Harold Ray, Jim Ellig, and Eddie Puckett gave outstanding performances with Sandlin adding on to his scoring record. This was not a conference game, but there has always been so much rival- ry between the two teams, the public looks forward to this game each season. UTLAI V WELEETKA 3U - KONOWA 0 After quarterback, Bryan Sandlin, scored four times during this game, he was given the distinction of being the highest scoring back in the state of Okla. by the Daily Oklahoman Sports Editor, and kept that record to the end of the season. MADDOX KRAMER STIFFIER PATTERSON DIGGINS BUCKLEY JOHN ELLIG O'NEAL GEO. ELLIG BOLT WELEETKA 20 - BOWLEGS 6 With 95 yards of penalties at crutial times, Sandlin's and Crawley's 6-yard per carry average only gave us a 20-6 victory. Wise was out of this game and the next four with a foot injury. WELEETKA U2 - OKEKAH 20 WELEETKA 26 - HAILEYVILLE 30 (STATE PLAY-OFF GAME) With the backfield faking and running beautifully and the line blocking and tackling viciously, the Outlaws rolled over the Panthers to celebrate the final home ccming game for 11 Senior boys. WELEETKA 36 - MORRIS 0 Again in this game all thirty-three bpys were allowed to play. The younger team members, Humphrey, John and George Ellig, Atterberry, and Stiffler gave us reason to believe that they will come through with some victories when the eleven seniors graduate. WELEETKA 28 - MAUD 8 Glenn Crawley received a hip injury in the early part of this game. Eugene Manley, J.C. O'Neal, and Marvin Buckley substituted and did really well. But Richard Wallace was the bey who kept Weleetka in the ball game. In this state play-off game, our team was out-classed in size but not in drive and desire to win. Our offense went for yard- age on every play but our defense could not hold Doolittle on the opposing team. So, we lost, after having a 17-game winning streak- the record for high school's in Oklahoma for 1957-58-59. However, films developed later showed that one touchdown called back because of a fumble should actually have been counted. Football j eam HONORABLE NTION ON THE ALL-STATE TEAM. BACKS BRYAN SANDLIN GLENN CRAWLEY ENDS STANLEY GRAHAM RICHARD WALLACE CENTER HAROLD RAY GUARD JIM ELLIG The coaches, some of the players, the Su- perintendent, Prin- cipals, and Annual Staff members proudly view the new score board added at the North end of the f ball field this year. THESE Senior [jETTERMEN PLATED THEIR LAST FOOTBALL GAME WITH THE OUTLAWS THE NIGHT CF NOVEMBER 19th. (Japtains STANLEY GRAHAM BRYAN SANDLIN HAROLD RAY Glenda Fite, very good at both guard and forward, is blocking Etta Jean's pass to Shar- on. Also in the picture is Linda W., Sharon G. and Ada Faye. D. HUMPHRET T. TIPPIN J. DEEN A. WISE D. ATTERBERHT C. JACKSON B. BOLT B. REDDICK C. SLAUGHTER B. ANTHONI The usual starters, Spence, Davis, and Karon Graham at for wards, and Waits, Bowen, and Abrams at guards, are doing a warm-up drill before game time Coach Stogner tosses the ball during a Junior high practice seseion. EDDIE PUCKETT BILL WISE GLENN CRAWLEY RICHARD WALLACE RASHIE SHATSWELL GECRGE ELLIG J. C. O'NEAL JIM ELLIG EUGENE MANLEY Stanley Graham (Net in Picture) The beys, with their coach, Mr. Puckett, proudly ehow the trophy they won in the Weleetka Invitational Tournament. High School Hasketball Teams LINDA WINN ETTA JEAN WILEY ADA FAY HINDS RAYVON ABRAMS MELBA WAITS LINDA BOWEN KARON GRAHAM BEVERLY DAVIS DETRA SPENCE GLENDA FITE DCRIS FULLER SHARON KENNEDY Dianna Cowherd (Not in Picture) The girls and their coach, Mr. Stogner, pose without the trophy they won as runners-up in the County Tournament. FREE WILL BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. C. H. Meyers Sunday School....................9:1:5 Morning Worship..................10 1:5 League...........................7tOO Evening Warship..................8:00 Wednesday Evening Prayer Service..................7:00 Ladies Auxiliary Every Other Thursday...........7:00 ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH Sunday School Morning Worship C. A. Service Evening Worship...... Wednesday Evening Prayer Service W. M. C. Every Thursday Rev. C. E. Sherrod Weleetka, Okla. Spring, I960 This is our yearbook, The Outlaw of 1960 . Ptysically it is a survey of pictures and school ' activities, but mentally it brings back memories of the past year. The OUTLAW is a priceless gem to all Weleetka High students, both today and for life. Preserving our high school memories was made possible by the community residents who gave us our school and our local and neighbor- ing businesses - our advertisers. We are grateful to you for your interest in us and for providing us with life's necess- ities and luxuries. � y message to you students is to be lqyal to these friends who have done so much for you. Give them your thanks by shopping with the businesses who have so kindly and generously shopped with you. Sincerely, P... A,, Pat Moore, Editor CHURCH Sunday School......9:1 5 Morning Worship...11:00 B.T.U. Services....6:30 Evening Worship....7:30 Wednesday Evening Prayer Service...7:30 THE METHODIST CHURCH Rev. E. W. Eaton Sunday School...... Morning Worship.... M.Y.F. Service Evening Worship.... Wednesday Evening Prayer Service... W.S.C.S. First and Third Thursdays., ..7:30 to the graduating class CONGRATULATIONS WETUMKA GIFT and FLORAL SHOP THE HERRINGTONS 1 22 South Main Wetumka,Okla. Phone 1 11 HARTLE’S GODDARD’S EAST- SIDE LAUNDRY Phone SU 6-2388 WELEETKA uccess to the graduating class Burden AMD Williams WELEETKA, OKLAHOMA Free Delivery Phones .SU i-a.301 su-aana. FROM YOUR FRIENDLY STORE FLEMING CHEVROLET SALES SERVICE COMPLIMENTS OF CHEVROLET A J. P. Morgan SEE THE U. S. A. in your CHEVROLET and Ws.le.etK o-, Oklahoma Phone SU -23H5 Co. 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HUGHEY INSURANCE AGENCY good mrnrn • FIRE • WINDSTORM • HAIL • AUTOMOBILE • LIABILITY • BONDS WHEN YOU NEED IT BAD YOU NEED IT GOOD ! SU6 - 2311 WELEETKA. OKLA. FOR GOOD FOOD.... MACK'S CAFE We eeTKA, Okla. Jjingratulatiom graduating class OP OKMULGEE, OKLAHOMA MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT THE COKKER III! I IJ STORE to the graduating class ' •'l L.. JJtl P SANITATION IS A WAY OF LIFE. IT IS THE QUALITY OF LIVING THAT IS EXPRESSED IN THE CLEAN HOME, THE CLEAN FARM, THE CLEAN BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY, THE CLEAN NEIGHBORHOOD, THE CLEAN COMMUNITY. BEING A WAY OF LIFE IT MUST COME FROM WITHIN THE PEOPLE: IT IS NOURISHED BY KNOWLEDGE AND GROWS AS AN OBLI- GATION AND AN IDEAL IN HUMAN RELATIONS. 1306 CANTON DAUAS, TEXAS Rlvenide 1-6488 W ‘Di t’UAMl xo of: WAXES, CLEANERS, FLOOR FINISHES, DISINFECTANTS, DEODORANTS, and CLEANING MATERIALS (ongratulatums to the graduating class The City A of FRIEND Compliments Weleetka COMPLIMENTS OF WA. FLEMING - Weleetka, Oklahoma WHOLESALE JOE R. GRAGG GROCERY CO. 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Barnard Opad Bolt 1911 Velma Coleman Estelle Brown Norma Dean William Burruss Elizabeth Ewing Jess Chambers Will Blackman Paul Hinds Herchel Chancey Cecil Hinds Alfred McFadden Lucille Deam Aline Lee Harold Priegel Dale Douglams Lela Littrell 1922 Edward Douglass Gladys Gardner 1913 Roland Hinds Jim Fleming Rcy Hiser Carl Clark Hettie Greene Thelma C. Hiser Ethel Hartman Marylue Knowles Joe Eryon Hunt Elmer Heard Clara Krai Imam Bertha Krallman Gladys Hilsmeyer Taylor Lockhart Ethel McCallie Marvel Shallenberger Colbert Moore Scott Richardson Glen Skinner Irene Murdock Alice Roberts 1911 Thelma Thomam Almon Reynolds Elsie Wood Opal Swenson Edna Wood Elberta Transue Hazel Hilsmeyer Leonard Walker Essie Pirtle 1923 Charles Wells Edna Williams 1915 Lottie Cape hart Harold Herrin Horace Wright Cecil Blackman Ruth Hodgson 1926 Grace Heard Olen Hubbard Noble Hilsmeyer Bess Hughey Nell Morgan Gladys Hyers Myrtle Tyler 1916 Walter Ayres Stanley Catlett Looney Hill Ernest Palmer 1917 San Cluck Herman Likowski Bryan Pirtle Floy Taylor 1918 Melvin Hughey Blanche Lee Marguerite Wilsooc 1920 Oney Douglass Clara Beynolds Grace Walker Gregory James Bessie Little Velma Pineham Howard Puckett Milburn Rasberry Ferrell Reynolds Virginia Ryland Beulah Smith Maurice Swenson Bernice Tharp Theola Wade 1921 Harry B. Fleming Herbert Heck Arteen Dean Alma Fuller Vestal Glover Nova Graham Violet Graham Wilma Granstaff Hazel Green Roland King Bertha Milsap Syble Moss Charlotte Newlon Clarence Norman Marie Priegel Belva Reynolds Iva Wood Leah Adams Monell Barker Onyx Bolt Nona Broaddus Martha Fletcher Wilson Granstaff Alex Hamby Dorothy Lockhart Iva McCallie Gladys McGilton Ollie Preston Claude Priegel Syble Reynolds Margaret Rock Mabel Sandlin Paul Shaul Homer Shurley John Virden Lois Walker Freeda Webb 1927 Jess Burden Haskel Chancey Forrest Chancey Albert Chancey Marie Curtis John Estes T ctnmie Gallegher Lanora Gentry Louise Greene Orvil Jones Neomi Knapp Edith Lawley Edna Lawley Frank Lee Opal Newsome James O'Connell Bessie Stewart Anna Strough Emmett Vining Alma Walker Ray Warren Annie Wester Leon Wilson Dorothy Woods Mack Woods Allan Wright 1928 Ray Allen Frank Autry Cecil Campbell Iona Cleaver Darrell Craig Bodie Douglass Virgil Douglass Virginia Douglass Dale Dubie Larue Gentry Mattie B. Hammond Juanita Hiser Bonnie Knapp Margaret Knowles Bonnetta Knox Doris Lee Floyd Lee Bernice Littrell Dell Martin Ada Rape Arminita Ray Eugene Reece Herbert Stephens Edna Stewart Kermit Stout Levin Watson Ralph Williams Charles Williams Freeda Woodward 1929 Faye Allen Ellis Blackman Ruby Blackman Bumford Bolt Madeline Capehart Golda Chancey Opal Chancey Walter Craig Grace Doerr Opal Douglass M. B. Hamby Inna Jones Truman Keck Josephine Kelly Mary Marshall Lester May Mary Jo Mile3 Otto Milsap Florence Padden Zelda Parker Fern Parkerson Milbria Pirtle Mildred Priegel Hilda Raeuber Ina Richardson Lillian Samders Irish Stephenson Ruth Transue Margie Walker Birdie Williams Virginia Worthington 1930 Callie Jane Autry J. C. Bell Leola Burden Orvil Carter Elois Cleaver Margaret Doerr Hal Douglass Glen Estes Homer Griffin Edward Gudger Harry Hardin Jane Ann Johnston Grace Lee Kellet Vivian Lee Rcy Lollis Esther Mitchell Lloyd Morrell Berdell Moss Clifford Nichols Othel Owensey Harold C. Parkerson Amos Peynor Telford Thomas Humphrey Wilcox Truman Williams Freida Wilson 1931 Leota Allen Dola Allen Velma Brigman Helen Craig Drayton Deen Dorothy Henderson Chester Lawley Olive Lee Dora Mannon J. W. McLeod Flossie Overlease 0. B. Quinn Clyfton Raeuber Buford Stewart Arlene Stringfield George Vanderhoof Filora Wilson 1932 Delbert Anglin Winifred Armstrong Marie Askins Paul Black Alcis Blackman Lora Broaddus Pauline Campbell Clovis Chapman James Coggburn Mildred Craig Phillip Doerr M. S. Douglass E. A. Gaston Fern Hendrix Tressie Keck Ruth Lawlwy Sam Maxey Winnie McDermott Dorothy Miles Catherine Mitchell Nora O'Connell Ben Peynor Mamie M. Preston Euna Riley Fred Smith Evelyn Wade Amion Watson Mildred Wilcox Garnet Wilcox Ulyus Wilcox Woodrow Wilson Minta Etta Winn Austin Wood 1933 Vann Autry Howell Bailey Albert Blackman Roberta Carmack Pauline Duncan Lyman Eggner Opal Elker Harold Garvin Cornelia Gaston Tom Ford on Vfynonah Hardgrove Delbert Hubbard Arvin Johnson Valentia Parshall Cora Lee Plunkett Ora Lee Plunkett Ruth Pullin Melna Richardson Albert Sams R. D. Shirk Alberta Skelton Ruty Mae Spillers Lillian Stephenson Paul Thomas Lowell Walker Jack Watts Mary Wester 193U Chloris Armstrong Dollie Mae Bell Raymond Bush Loyd Butler Gilbert Campbell Louise Darr Arland Ellis Martha Jean Gaston Bertha Jones Robert Jones Jewell Keck Jessie Lawley Ruby Mae Lamberth Margaret Mitchell Juanita Moore Cyril Norman Banks Preston Glenn Reddick Hayden Scott Bonnie Sexton James Skelton James Vanderhoof Robert Wells Mildred White Alva Wilson 1935 Walter Allen Travis Anthony Margaret Autry Kathryn Blackman Lee Roy Chancey John Coggburn Thomas Dembowski Billie Gordon James Henderson Charlotte Hendrix Hugh Hinton Dorothy Humphrey Ila Johnson Ruth McCallie Randall Over lease Beryl Stevens Ronald Stewart Garlan Wood Henry Woodward 1936 Clyde Adams Koble Adams Rosa Atterberxy Ethel Mae Burris Clinton Bush Paul Byrd Billy Darr Mary Doerr Ruth Douglass Billy Gregory Elizabeth Hammer Ralph Hammond Mildred Hardin Lucille Harris Louise Hendrix Joan Parshall Grace Sandlin Aldron Settle Leland Starns Fred Troxel, Jr. Henry White Omar White Jimps Wilcox Francis Winn Arthur Wood Lorene Wood Mary Wright 1937 Margaret Armstrong Jack Ball Bruce Blackman A. 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