Wellston High School - Tiger Yearbook (Wellston, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1959 volume:

The Tgm Volume F-we Pwseufecb bg Tlwsmmwdms 061959 wpllatw High Qclww Wdlsfow Oklahoma The Seniors of T959 dedicate our Tiger to Mrs. Bonnie Pool, in appreciation of her service to us during our school years. We remember Mrs. Pool first as our primary rhythm band teacher. Then memories come thick and Fast. We remember how she helped us with our assembly programs in grade school, and how she tried to teach us do, re, mi. We remember how she trained our vocal ensem- blesp how she accompanied us in all our musical efforts in high schoolp how she worked with us on our entertainment for banquets and parties, and for our graduation exercises. We recall with gratitude all her kindness to us, and thank her heartily. THE BOXRD OF EDUC XTIOIN Mr Mr Mr Pre Mr me th uught to the bnslnes of pfllwldlllj., ba lC edncatlon to all chlldren of our school dlstrlct Xs students we appreuate thelr lnterest in our welfare. Our lunch bulldlng IS shown here in lts second xear s use We are xery pr wud to haxe thls ro m added on our campls pro ldlng a clean and modern place for meals Our new llnch room has serxed also as an attracuxe place for our banquets and for cixlc affalrs of xarl ans klnds l ,J QT Mr Lee Henderson has taken the ptsltt n of lltgh school Prtnctpal thts xear he deeplx apprectate hrs g ndance and co rnsel and we wtsh htm m rch success tn hrs ftture as prtnctpal FRONT ROW Bonnte Pool Oklahoma state B F Mustc Teacher Ltla Potts B Central state Bustness Educztton L tctle shoumake B s Oklahoma Untxers tx Faurth Grade Paultne Hardtng B s Central Ftrst Grade Iona Goodwtn M T Central second rrade Glenn Ptllls Oklahoma state supcrtntendent sECOND ROM Frances Edwards B s Central Ftfth Grade Marx Lee llalhert B Oklahoma state Xoc rttonal Home Economtcs Instructor Brll Delphon Central state B Etghth Crade Elementarx Prtnctpal and Ntnth Grade Teacher TOP ROM Jerome Nluhlberg M s Oklahoma state Engltsh md speech Teacher Marne Nletssner B s Oklahoma state Industrlal Art and sexenth Crade Lee Henderson B s Central Hrgh school Prtnctpal Grade school Coath and Btol gr Teacher Xllen Bates M T Central state Htgh school Coach Drtxer s Educatt n Instructor and Htstorx Teacher Xtolt McLtn M T Central stxth Grade Ine7 Culltson Nl T Central Thtrd Grade R , ' 1 A 'U r ' A I ' A ' A. . I 1. ' ' . l . . V . ,R I . . ' 1 A , L I , , , fr, , ' . A , . .-K. . I I , , , f H , ' l , , , , , .h F 'Y 4 , A. -Q . Marion Milburn, B. s., Oklahoma State, Yocational Agriculture, Ora seale. M..-X.. Oklthonzt state, V . , . I ,. ,I ' , - ' . I 1 , ' ' I ' , , , , ' Q , ' . 5 I I , I ' N' I Q V I . V F A I V I I P N I Wx I' 1 ' V - ' - ' . I 'M , ' . X f ' .f ,. .3 w . Q ' .- 5 ' . . fl v ' I 1 I . x 1 x l I Q. X . . 3 I 6 AF 'lfl I ll . f E li. fi ew ,A.. N I . Luth 6,4 Spf, fvc Q5 ffwfufxly , I f ff- ffji J . ffl ' ' .fl 1.1 :Nuff 4 A rf'Q 2? L1 I T o' 4 if, .'v b 'ti' .vim UQQ7 f If o 8 1 4 Zi WJ Sbgffiwfw gg RAY MCLAIN, President one-year letterrnan. . .participated in basketball and baseball. . .junior play... Ray is really a joy to have around. BONNIE SHARP, Vice-President F. H. A .... iigg-staff. . .lettered in basket- ball. . . junior and senior play. . .Bonnie is a fun-loving girl who deserves every break possible. I' RN -1-4 N s 'V ,Q -J MYRNA MCFARLAND, Secretary chorus. . .quartet. . .senior play. .. Qgj- staff. . .pep club ...r A n industrious girl, she finished her high school education after marriage. JERRY GARRISOIN, Treasurer F. F. rl. officer. . .junior play skit... Jerry is the shy, bashful type, but he 's lots of fun to be with. WILLA STEIN .r' il Y , Chorus. . . pep club. . . Tiger staff. . .Willa is a xery agreeable person and ?4 Q an ambitious worker. GLENDA MILLER F. li, A.. officer. . . chorus. . .ligerstafi . . pep club. . . junior and seniwr plays... Drivers Training tearn. . .Glenda is lots of fun, a very popular girl with everyone. GLEND5. WILLLKMS F.H..-1. .... chorus...pep cl..b...Qggr staff. . .junior and senior plays. . . class officer. . .Girls State. . .F.F..k. queen. .. Here is a beauty queen who is also intellectual and hard working. DEE LEGAKO 4-H Key club. . .4'year letterman. .. participated in baseball, basketball, track ...Drivers Training: tegini. . .junior :nd senior plays. . . chorus, . . Q staff, , , page boy inthe 1f'51legis1.zt.re... Lion-of-the-Month. . .Honor Society.. Dee is an Mtstanding leader li our class, I. L. FORD Charts. . ,quartet, . ,4-year letterrnan. .. participated in baseball, basketball, track ...Boys State. . .Linn-.vi-the-Month. .. liar staff. . .juni ir and seninr plays. ,. The bny with the ability to talk his way o1t of anything, MARVIN EVANS F. F, A. president. . .Driyers Training tean' junior and senior play, . . class officer, .. Marvin is one with an undying sense of hxinior LANNY II.-X LL F. F. A. officer. . .chorus. . .junior play skit We will always remember Lanny as a boy who is lots of fun and has troubles with Ford cars. 9 .Ps 5 NLXRY BECKER .X fweet Ciaisrnate, Mari' was with Lis from the freshinan year on thro .gh but left in thc senior year to get Inarried. PHI1.LIPlOHNSON -4-ii. . .chor1s,, .junior and senior piav, ,, Phziiip if .i :ery jovial pcrion, We admire hinz for the way hc gets giiwiig with eieryone. WAYNE BABER -1-H...F.F..X.officer.,.chor'is...3-year ietternxan, , ,participated in basebaii and b4i5kethaii...j1inior play skit. . . Pappy changed to Bruiser in his senior year. kx i'NNE 5INGI.E'l'.'iR'i' 4-ii i lub officer...Chor'if...j1inior and senLor pi.1y,..Coi1ntj.' 4 ii speech reprexent.it1'.e. . . i'.:'er ftiiff. ., We'li aiwajfs rerileniher Wynne .is one of oxr heat friends. iie'9 aiwayi where yor need hirz.. XL'-.IQYIN 'I'HOM.'is M Editor. . . Lion-of-the-Month. .. junior play skit. . . He jiiined onr class in the jinior year and has made many friends throigh his good hinior and his ind istrious hahitx. J, C, NORTON 4'H...CLiiOI'.1S...jiU1iDI' piay :kit..,j,C,, i5.ig.rodhardAworkini1 xtident. Iie's lots of fain in exert' aetixity. 'am f . N fi DON McCOIN F. F. A .... chorus. . .quartet. . .junior and senior plays. . .Tiger staff.. . He's always available when there's anything to be done. MARIETTA HURST Chorus. . .junior and senior plays. . . Tiger staff... pep club.. . Everyone will always remember Marietta as a girl with lots of get up and go. ROSENA STEIN Chorus... F. H. A .... Honor Society... senior play. . .lettered in basketball. . . basketball queen. . . Staff. . . Rosena has a very nice personality and is active in sports. HARLEN SCOTT F. F. A. officer. . .Tiger staff.. .3-year letterman. . . participated in basketball and baseball. . . senior play. . . chorus. . . quartet. . . Lion-of-the-Month. . . Harlen's sincere character is noted in his contact with anyone. ARTHUR EVANS F.F.A. . . Arthur is a part time student who is marriedg he is well liked by everyone. MARTIN BROWN F. F.A .... Martin is a good student with sophisticated manners. A little ahead of us he attended school on a half-day basis this year. ll PEGGY MURPHY Chorus.. .quartet. . .Honor Society. . . X 12? il 5- 9- 8 soloist.. . junior and senior play.. .Tiger Staff...F.H.A .... pep Club...Peggy is one of the nicest girls in our class. She is very active in music. SHIRLEY STEPHENS F. H. A .... chorus junior play. . . pep club. . . F. F. A. queen attendant.. .She is a very talkative and well-liked girl. Her sense of humor is unbeatable . EULAN EDWARDS F. F. A. officer. . . class officer. . . Tiger staff... He's the big boy with the big car. FREDDIE GALLAHER F.F.A .... chorus. . .junior and senior play . . .2-year letterman in baseball. . . Tiger staff.. .Freddie is a great guy that we couldn't do without. RAY STANFLELD F. F. A .... 4-year letterman. . . participated in basketball and baseball. . . Ray is an outstanding basketball player and a good all-around athlete. OSCAR RODGERS He came to our school in the middle of the senior year. He participated in basketball, baseball, and track in his home school in Texas. I2 V 1 A! Xa O E WWW ,1--i-' j-li-lg 4 636' 'wi L,,,...1f l-41' s 15 his 3 Ni cfm of-22 XQS'f SLfQ0 yN ww Q I Rio A '54 ra' ,- , :Sl - ,A -. ,K n-if-1--ff. W 5 Q , X ix 5 ' N il l ' ' ff! ss Q K -,,,, , Q ' --f- ' O I ,J 1 A X-3 X' A -:Q T2 fix 5 5 Q xb M9 Y . .E 5 1 9 ,f N ? A f xg xc ' 5 A X s , Q l E ,gg Q'IIOYoYe Org, 2 4615 1515526-.f:5 3-:LL 1 . ff:f.,:p..,,,.-,.--- 4. X. President Sharon Chrlshan Vice Presldeni' Jum Roe Secretary Geneva Graham Treasurer Faye Nelhart Sharon Chrlsflan Jam Roe Geneva Graham Faye Neiharf Delberf Oversfreef Jerry Wiley Alberfa Rackley Geor e Gas man Delbert Hopknns Gary Moore Sue Muir Ellen Vails Ilene Curtis Glenn Pool 'rr E.W. Thompson Melvin Thomas Joan Alexander Earlene Danker Clara Richards Dormalee Eidson Esther Glover Gwen Gardner l Stanley Whife Tommy Bailey Gene Miller Charles Evans Freda Duncan William Green Carl Wagner Melvin Selcer Qi X N ,- ,-J Q 1 , I 2 '15 A4 ff 'HB .xx Mr. Muhlburg I' A i,,run ,,....-a Q Z3 ,Z If 9010 17 4gLs if ,J t yt ,f 1 4 3? fi. wi President John Rich Vice President James Humphrey Secretary Marilyn Deweese Treasurer Gean Kinberlin Wilda Ebers Vernon Harris -pl-, QI- f' . x 777 Bobby Hurst Sharon Connelly Raymond Ralstin Johnnie Christopher Bryan Malcernay Willi on s J ' igce Zeima Ftopn.. s Troy Toles Nina Bates Roy Toles Vivian Turk Darrell Lee Linda Sudheimer Loren McCorkle Faye Stantield Calvin Dumas William Duncan Lynda Gallaher Louise Bailey Cecil Johnson Janice Frost Carole Butler Carolyn Swisher Ruby Neihart Clifford Goggins f '53 lf Donald Long Martha Danlcer ' 'Q' Sharon McCoin F-fceslumew 3 Q 'il H5 President Jack Rich Vice-President Deanna Kriel Secretary Kafhrine Stein Treasurer Zanclra Schmidt Shirley Goggin Larry Christy -vs! X511-4 Wesley Johnson Darlene Goggin Reinhold Dalinger Frank Polach Leslie McWhorter Christina Johnson Loyed Gayman Jimmie Mackey Joan White Lola Danker Melba Toles Sue White Bill Ray Charles Goodman Wanda Stein Roger Ebers Bob Alexander Herbert Duncan Charles Mullendore Andrew Moulin Leona Schmidt Shirley Ingram F, 1 Fi ,f 1 49 F if Mrs. Seale Linda Lorenz Delores Lake Terry Butler Jerry Edwards Wilma Martin m d v f 1 iff QT Lois Sullivan Dwayne Thomas Willie Bryan Jewel Johnson BO I' TOM RO 5-cxby, ,long fxl.1rg.c Dew, irczgaro Lerxfr., Nloxcrilcjf, JJ., ,lf ,' J X fxl.1r'. L-.xllogu-r, Nrlrrm Du..c.1:1, Br-My zialmz., lDO:..1ldLQ1l:1.3dlur, l.L-o.1arJl.u.1frx rlrr X hlullc:1.iw:r. :7fl'Vlll: llarcflell. .XQRV TAO- Orxella Ljoroocr, Yrolur Elorrlx, Qu, x lla eIl1,1rlcfl.owc, KC.QlllL'lIl aroarflelri, Llll1cl.o.lg, ROW Tlllilglg ioo1uColcmrl.., ,lllllllllt lsr lkr.a acc, ll.1rolo9r..:u, Marla Elopklub, Mrugacl my, Leroy nl.1lJwclQ. IOP ml x rc Porrf, L1..o.1 l-4.15 Brown, X'.1:.KO.1rk, Clllfford Soon, Ralph Lowe, Mrs. Notts. BOFIUM min' Mr. JL-lpa.olL, George 1J,lxe..gorr, Crillly l-c.1I'ty, Tommy Qllrlsty, fN1Jfll1.f:1ll1C1' bl 1 moe, 1.1.43 'l'rr.r-Luc, Hlxlg. fngazrzf. ROW TAO, Lglc Nlcllorklc, Oar: Cozizicllv, Iwl.1rr:lrll'0ol, N1 lrx l Rolbr le .jar :',.1.gf, Log: jo2.,1xo,., :::.rr1glG,g.'1:1oz1, KOW l'llREE Qerrg Dug.cf.11., Trey1cL3oQ1r1l l-rum Orr, Prrloclf Bcgxur, mcorxro brncll, Conn Fowler, George Daoker, Leo.. aricruer, FOP liOKx'g Ljlorlr laoc, 'Vrlrxd Lalozp, l..1...l L3.lrgL.nr.- wixrrlcy bcilzzgrdi, lD.1x1r1 Borlcbo... 1 db , sv ' Vfklhf RUN: Y X, Nf I.:I,, THWV Hrdrxu. Elwkx' Q .-.Ur fow Hilbr, L1 ROW: ECLIH U.'Y1,i'1.ixXI1, NICK Q1 5 2111, 'l'I'OfXi ROMQ Mr. Edwxrdx, N rt! w mf: lLf,J1:n .P.Q.1t.-, J. D, 11' LL mmgxi, Hwgd LL! 9, Ehfmzp Un Dwtrln, M1111-ti Lww, l.11icIR1r fred Ilmbv 7, Annu ID.x'.w. my unix! Fi1:':,jn21:v,', MV 'j.: w.-har, D.1k' 'Q ri, H41 F -Fm-r, Oth-I . .31 Ulllllf' r, F'cdd.v .7-wig, 50515 jcrrx' Dm. Lu. IOP dt. 5.14113 1.1 H ful-ins. shxoi Kreif. ' at ' 'ffhy' e Ia lb kfuCorLilf, CQf1G2tQr?Q.1c'klcj,', T:xxT?T1T3'vNvf'li3UT, DL-via RUN 'I'Kx'U: Fvkj, Eivcwur, Ei ?i.1rdE'n5, I, D32-i Yvct, E2 -'wrt wtcibw ROW 'I FREE: XHCfff1L1If Elura kxflrtzgx Mrk' Ifackiw. 1.221 C -fer, ' wif. VCT PILfTl'F7.ED: -fl ' J Q, 4k pus, C -v Q A 21 u BOTTOM ROWgCt.iryBelitz, Roxie Newby, Maurice Harris, limes Smith, Lnrrjr Lynn Edwards, Rohert Wilson, Paul Smith, Jimmie Williams, Mrs. Eucile Shoumake. ROW TWO: Ernie l ee Stein, Sheila Armstrong, Chris- tina Stein, Jane Martin, MikeP.ryne, Donald Rich, Anita WiIli.rms, l.indr1Boho, Ralph llrixidson. ROW THREE Wayne Huiriphrej., llixid Nlclarin, Joel Hatchel, L.arryGinn, Betty Orr, Billy lfowler, leroy Gardner, Charles Booker, Richard Stanfield. TOP ROWglohnnieBraxton, Dennes Mullendore, DarrellL3oggin, R. W. Coggin, Larry Evans, Angela B11rieson,l,inie Halbert, AlleneBates, Barbara Morgan. NOT PICTURED: Gloria Wright. BOTTOM ROME Judy Newby, sherry Rawdon, Jimmie Schmidt, Dorthy Adarns, Larry Krieg, John Mackey Ernest West, Paul Ray Schohield. ROW TWO: Mrs. Cnllison, Marry Humphrey, Haskell Danker, Roy Mor- gan, Precious Miller, WVOOLJIOW Duffy, Wilbert Wallace, Billy West, Palma Duffy. ROW THRl.lig Donna Schmidt, Leeaniia Trnelowe, Carolyn Johnson, Linda Schofield, Martha Shohmake, Phyllis Lee, Nancy Davenport. TOP ROWg Dale Kimberlin, Barbara Depps, Betty Hopkins, Jerome White, Carolyn Rich, Janice Williams, jerry Lorena, Howard ilionmake. NOT PICTUREU Patr.cia Duggan, 22 -43-L ,s BOTIUM 2401? 115511 Kg' 51.11. .c, jackm amatuer, L.1rr1.' Doi. 5cE11111dt, Becky Harcgcll, Ir1s Lx ans, 511516 iQ111114111ghu11r11, LJ1111141 Wthlllldl. ROW Tkxllg B.1rb:1141 RQ:v11151a11, Layo1.1G,1m.1cr, Della Mac West, Lxgda G1..11, Joi .,,., Lf wc..of1LlQ, !x111..au1 iiqiigarki, L.xf1'f.' 1'lJ'1s'dOl., Mrs, GOO,.'1x'k.., EZLJW YHRI E1 Mme Ga1'd:.c1', Olena NiLL:1C1'x, Bllllvk' Orr, Jcbora.. NZCLQ11., Larry oc:.:111gL, Booty joe Halbert, 150111151 Morgaz.. TOE? ROWg x1.1.11c:.' Bc111L, JIIILITIZ, Kay, 1.cray 1D11:.c41.., Dale Hoff 11, 11:11 B111 CE11' sry, Quarles Carter. NOT PICTLIR1 L51 Yokxl, iJ:11.Rur, mn..ur.1Ii.1ycb, 1mA..1cl1. LJ11Ag5.1... BOTTOM ruin, J.1,,u 1i1:1.3cr1..., Ton. 9.1l.11u, 'F:'1o11111f LJQ1..11.1bQ.,, l'oLt11:1.c 1,.1LQ'.vcl1, Baum Bcukcr, H11r11p11reL,', .31-.1...1.1 f1J:O.., ROW I 1xQg '-wQ11tcrMot:1crv1cLi, R1c:14cL, H:1115:.L, 923111.11 En1c:1, Jo.1..M11h1gr11, 15.iII.ClCl Cfruh., L:l.iJ'1.'N ,D..ff'.. L11Q..uo1.1 111-..rw, R024 FHR1:1 23111411 3:1-11, 11.11 LJg1..f1cr, .Jo.1aLq J.1.1kcr 51ep11e1. Rool, R4111q.:11'1 irN1111i11,., L3.1r.u1g L1Q1y:11o.1, 0510111 h1orc1.1..N. IJ AQ'-M, 'w'g15..c H,1111!nro.g, Jamal B11r1u5o,., rl-OIIXIIKZ. Mower, l':1o:1..1: n1f.v4r:, 51..1ro.,Tacf1c:, lJcr1or.1..H..ff, F,11,,.11u sumti., 1l:1ro11.'.. Gardner. NO I' 1'IC'I'L'1i: L31 Leu X'.11l5, 150111 1J11ggiiI., -15 .lc Fobtcr, T:1o111a5 '-xr1g1.I. SPIRIT OF CHRISTMA S This was the.nativity scene in the picture window of the High School Lunchroom this year and Mrs. Seale. The life-size figures were designed, constructed and dressed by the ninth grade students RHYTHM BAND The First Graders in the Rhythm Band are as follows, FIR Moreland, Walter Mothershed, Tommie Caldwell, Ann Humphrey, Rickey Haught, Phillip Rich, Carolyn Gardner, Brenda Ebert, Joan Milburn, Lee Vails, Thomas Donaldson, Deanna ST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Gerald Eidson, Jane Kimberlin, Glendora Henry and Patricia Green. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT Wayne Hampton, Minnie Smith, Deborah Huff, Daniel Burleson, Stephen Pool, Thomas Stewart, Thomas Wright, Sharon Tacker, Donald Danker, Randall Franklin, David Becker, Linda Danker, Garold Gayman, Doyle Duggan and Gladys Duffy. 00: W QQ ll! ME H owe Lofmvk ,M Q, NAQQQEEN my GOP-R M4 I fx f 6 1 Q f 24, if M vi as Q 6 Y GlsE7W fx A 0' T .7 1 44 NM P I 4. .JF -15: W . ovrim ! 'Y ' I '.,'u,.! ' NW X JMM l 1 Q59 Tgpju Qumw Q . xx 1 4 '24, vr , v ?A'.', 1 - . nf P ' 1- fl 51- .ii .Qlfrv -' T., ' 4.x JL A, I FF-A Queen, Joan Aliwandwv U nu ', , ' J. - . I I o o o 27 i '04 ? l U69 I VltULQStiJAQ Churautcrg H1 Jilnmr play. Mr. Delphon t I W 4 W, fl Such going-ons in the Bookkeeping class. Wx ' '- ,gi Du-tatorship 5Cenes fmm the Basketball Queen crowning Junxfr-senirr Banquet v' 45. ' S gp OM' President, Maryin Evans Vice-President , Harlen Scott Secretary. Cgirl Wagoner Treasurer. Jerry Garrison Reporier , , ,Wayne Baber Sentinel . . . Eulan Edwards The Future Farmers of America study vocational agriculture in the classroom, and carry on a super- vised farming program of produc- tion proiects in crops, poultry, beef, dairy, and swine at their homes and farms. Soil conserva- l tion and welding are two other i important fields of study. The Future Farmers participate in local, county, and state shows as judges and exhibitors, and help conduct the local fair at Wellston. The most colorful event of the year was the chapter banquet in April . Here we entertained our parents, and honored those boys and adults who have done outstand- ing jobs in developing agriculture in our community. TOP ROW1JaCk Rich, Melvin Thomas, William Green, Carl Wagoner, Martin Brown, Marvin Exans, Melvin Selcer, Jerry Garrison, E. W, Thompson, John Rich, Wayne Baher, Eulan Edwards. SECOND ROW: Roy Toles, Don McCoin, William Duncan, Jimmy Mal-key, Jerry Wiley, Harle'n Scott. Bobby Hurst, Bob Alexander, Stanley White, Andy Moulin, Clifford Goggin. THIRD ROW: Donald Long, Delbert Hopkins, Raymond Ralstin, Troy Toles, Freddie Gallaher, Lanny Hall, Charles Mullendore, Roger Ebers, Clitfrircl Harris, Junior McCorkle, Arthur Evans, FOURTH ROW: Jerry Edwards, Calxin Dumas, Reinhold Dalinger, Dwayne Thomas, Herman Humphrey, Bill Ray, Joan Alexander fQueenj, Roy Singletary, Bryan Makerney, Charles Goodman, Terry Butler, Leslie McWhorter, MJ. Milburn. H President. . . Faye Neihart Treasirer. . . .Sharon Christian Recorder . . . . Sharon McCain Vit e-President. Deyotinnril , , Secretary. Historian. . Song Leader. . . Parliamentarian . Shirley Baker . Glenda Miller Geneya Graham . . Ilene Curtis Marilyn Deweese . . Janice Frost 3 T Future Homemakers of America is a National Organization composed ot girls studying homemaking in the high schools. The over-all goal ofthe organization is to help each girl improve personal, family and community living, now and in the future. The Wellston Chapter enioyed a full year ot events such as the Freshman Tea, Caroling to the aging at Christmas, the presentation of the play Her Kissing Cousin, a sweetheart party on Halloween, Daddy-Date Night on Valentines Day, the Mother-Daughter Banquet and the state F.l'l.A. Rally in March. TOP ROW: Landra Schmidt, Wilda Ebers, Rosena Stein, Freda Duncan, Faye Neihart, Zelma Hopkins, Sharon MvCoin, Gean Kirnberlin, Sharon Christian, Kathrzne Stein, Ruby Neihart, Martha Danker, Glenda Miller, Deanna Kriel, SECOND ROW: Melba Toles, Carolyn Swisher, Glenda Williams. Myrna McFarland, Dornialee Eidson, Leona Sttimidt, Faye Stanfield, Darlene Goggin, Earlene Danker. Bonnie Sharp, Shirley Bakr-r, Alberta Rackley, Lola Danker. THIRD ROW Yivtoria Walla e, Esther Glayer, Gwendalyn Gardner, Peggy Murphy, Delores Lake, Janir e Frost, Geneya Graham, Sharon Connelly, Sue Muir, Marilyn Deweese, Wilma Martin, Clara Riuhards, Linda Lorenz. BOTTOM ROME Lynda Gallaher, Shirley Ingram, Christine johnson, Nina Bates, Carole Butler. loan Alexander Louise Bailey, Ilene Curtis, ShirleyGaggin, Yiyian Turk, Linda Sudheimer, Mrs. llalberr. -I-I C Nfl? f 5 v fixflxp grit! FIRsT ROW: Lorain Danker, Edith Donaldson, Janet Roark. Gary Tai-ker, Freddie Brown, SECOND ROW: Rivhard Pool, Joe Miller, Jerry Davie, Dale Stein, Alin Danker. THIRD ROWg Mrs. Edwards bptinstirj, Eldon Oyerstreet, Willa Fisher, Othel Gardner, Floyd Tullis, Robert Stieber, The members of the Wellston 4-H clubs in their activities have gone by the 4-H pledge: l pledge my head to clearer thinking, my heart to greater loyalty, my hands to larger service, tor my club, my community, and my country. Through practice the 4-H motto To Make the Best Better is being realized as a just aim. FIR5T ROWg Francis Becker, Detia Roe, Lana Gardner. Linda Brown, Phillip johnson, J, C, llnrt in, Dee Legako, Wynne Singletary, Frank Pnlauh, Ralph L iwe, Delbert Oyerstreer. SECOND ROW: Betty Ralstin, Freda Orr, Patsy Makerney, David Burleson, Larry Christy, Wilrna Ealoni, Margie Day, Violet Harris, Oloriti Wiillaee,-Lillie Long, THIRD ROWg Lyle Mt Corkle, Curtis Fowler, Gerirge Danker Lee W.ill.ii:e, Merle Hopkins, Leroy Caldwell, Charles Lowe, Kenneth stiinfield, Othella Gardner. FOURTH ROW: George Daxenport, Tornmy Christy, Martin Fuller, Gary Connelly, Leon Stieber, Donald Chandler, Mary Ralstin, Martha Pool, Mary Gallaher, jennifer Eyans, Suzan Roe, Wayne Meissner, so insor. sweetheart necklace. The refreshment line at the F. H. A.. ,Daddy-Date Night. . L, rr he high school quartet, J. L., Myrna, Marvin presents Queen loan with the F,F.A. P62253 Dd Gary, sing on the program when Wellston bool entertained the Lincoln County sr hool l8:ICI'S at a banquet. Q' Banquets At the annual F.F. A. Parent-Son Banquet, Mr. Henderson presents chapter awards to Marvin, Harlen, Eulan, Raymond, Don, and Loren. The F.H.A. Trio, Marilyn, Sharon, and Linda, sing at the State F. H. A. Convention in Oklahoma City this spring. r-'N' ? if Frank Polatk, Larry Christy, and Linda Kay Brown receive 4-H award jackets from Mrs. Legako. .-it the table is the speaker, Mr, Melton Craig, and Lana Gardner, Q9 Muswlb pf V 19 MIXED QU.-XRTET Gary Mo.Jre Peggy Murphy me McFarland J. L. Ford MDxED CHORLS HXCK RON Don N1cCotn I L Ford Fred Lallaher Phtlltr: Johnson Xxxnne Stntletar 'vltLa1h Cm Voore B bbx Hurbt Carl Wagner Hirlen mort mharon McCo1n bharon Chrtbttan lw lla. stern Vtrletta Hurst FOURTH ROW Xtcrorta Xwallace Faxe atanfleld Donald no C Cine Nltller Lannx Hall Lelma Hopktr' Manda :te n Kathr ne wte r XVHda Eher Ro ent stent Leona bthnndt Landrt aehnrdt NLanha Danker 'THIRD ROtx C r n X h t Jun tlewnder Detnnt Kr el Melba Tole Darlene Cogttn sue Nitlle ah rtex Btwer Clendr XNIHIBII bue hlcFarltnd Dorrnalee Edtawn Lola Nlax Ilanker C3ene a Qrthlr I. '3tl JECOND ROM Nlri Poul sharon Cohrrellx Ilene Cdrtt ,loan Xx tte Ltndt Lorenz DLI tres Lake Wtlnta Mtrttn P gagx Murphx Jtnrce Frost N tr lxn Devwee e FIRQI RCDM Chr H ne Johnbon ahtdex Ingrrrn Calxtn Durras Lou mullt an Ltnda sudhernter Lxndx Jo G dlaher Clenn Rat Pool 'Z f ahrrvn Garx N trt n Ltnda Linda Ilene PQHHY Nlarllyn Sue I Sha ron A-4-A Peggy, J. L., Harlen and Myrna sing at Mr. Wilson gives American Legion awards to Glenda, Marvin, Dee and Willa Ann Commencement f Q'-v Sue and Dee deliver the salutatorian and valedictorian speeches Mr. Goggin congratulates Marvin as he presents his diploma , ,I 71194 Dee and Wayne show off their diplomas lk ', ., ' VV fit? ' flirt .ff Ei Phillip, J. C., Freddie, M.ir'.in, Hiirlen, Wayne, J. L., .ind Wynne sing diring the eiasi night progrgin. AX fginiiiiiir scene: fwlrx, oeqile presenrf .i nimh grxide diploma, rhia one tw Larry Below are Qexeral .if the jiinior high grads .II il ,fr . I1 fix, M., Dmjs Defense Attorney Fiwrd cites evidence for his clients, Myrna .ind Bonnie, as Judge Mc- L.iin presides at cniirt 5 1'l1'3fSTCifiK and 3 enjny life rin the 56HI'J1' U. 'I IV' i L C CW? 1 'J in rr ..d..- ,L i 5 .fix -4 . pw ' . -W 4g,s S - --,-klL:5f1:f?,g -- '- A Q. er .. ,F . ' - -i--rw '1 - A ,I 'f' -',f+5 1 i -'15 Q Q1 In memory of our classmate Delbert Overstreet We will always remember Delbert for his kundness and snncerlty as a friend and schoolmate He started to school with us In the fnrst grade, and thus year as a lunlor, he was flnlshlng hrs seventh consecutnve year of perfect attencl ance Delbert was a great sports fan and always followed the athletic teams wnth nnterest He was always pleasant and friendly, and we feel prlvllegecl to have known hum 38 , r 5' ' . an . D l Q O if , 1 L , . un 1 596: 4954.9 9 0541 Affawwjk UMW! ko ff! wmmfm' X Ill M67 r I Q E ,4 I Ii W. ,Q - V fo V , S, .lfgf--. I 1Il1Zg .'iE5'. 'Hilfe Q 5 '. K 3515 J 0 N , M 'await .fx-f'fx ' LEFT TO RIGHT: Calvin Dumas, Fred Gallaher, J. L. Ford, Dee Legako, Darrell Lee, E, W. Thompson, Ray Stanfield, Ray McLain, Wayne Baber, Delbert Hopkins, Clifford Harris. CENTER: Mr. Bates. The Wellston Tigers had a very successful season with a 16-9 record. Leading scoring was done by E.W. Thompson and Ray Stanfield who had a 13.5 and 12.3 record respectively. Other top contributors to the scoring were Wayne Baber, Dee Legako, and J.L. Ford. The reserves Darrell Lee, Ray McLain, Calvin Dumas, Clifford Harris, and Fred Gallaher helped make the season a success. The Tigerettes were a very young team this year, with only one senior on the squad. The iuniors, sophomores, and several freshmen gained good experience, and the team developed and improved as the season progressed. LEFT TO RIGHT: Gwendolyn Gardner, Ilene Curtis, Delores Lake, Deanna Kriel, Wanda Stein, Freda Duncan, Sharon Christian, Zelma Hopkins, Kathrine Stein, Zandra Schmidt, Bonnie Sharp, Carole Butler, Wilma Martin. CENTER: Mr. Bates. 1 553' fue ' Shirley Schmidt, Lillie Long, Betty Ralstin, Lola Danker, Wilma Martin, TOP ROW: Betty Duncan, lanie Potts, Wanda BOTTOM ROW: Lee Henderson, Coach, Delores Lake, Othella Gardner Stein, Kathrine Stein, Zandra Schmidt, Deanna Kriel, Francis Becker, Mary Ralstin. The Wellston junior high girls basketball team started the season November 6, with a victory over Meeker and ended the season February 27 with their 22nd victory, a win over Jones. Included in these 22 victories were the championship of the Jones Invitational Tour- ney and the Lincoln County Junior High Tourney. The Tiger Cubs played hard, close games this season, losing several games by only a point or two. They had lots of hustle and lots of heart. BOTTOM ROW: J, C, Johnson, Lee iX'lJ1Cl'iXNlHll3CE, Richard Green, Leslie McWhorter, Ton1myChristy. MIDDLE ROW Charles Goodman, Larry Christy, Mike Ray, Wesley Johnson, Merle Hopkins, Lee Henderson, Coach. TOP ROW: Bill Ray, Jimmy Mackey, Jack Rich, Yan Roark, Herbert Duncan. 45 lr qfg, X -4 , fy , f 5 ' ,vi L fig auxli gl S .3 I vs . N gw K if f sy A fl X if E fl his G' I 4,5 ---2 gJY ul 'j nl-LA TOP ROW: Wayne Baber, Dee Legako, Jim Roe, E, W. Thompson, Charles Evans. SECOND ROW: Allen Bates Coach, Fred Gallaher, Harlen Scott, Ray McLain, J. L. Ford, Clifford Harris. BOTTOM ROW: Larry Christy, Gene Miller, Bill Ray, Butch Johnson, Calvin Duman. ' T Baseball '59 Riff nf' wg, -f ' -llt Eli These eight boys are the seniors that are leaving the squad this year. ff Q wim- 5 f X f, K 4 t. 'VIP 9 Li ,