Wewoka High School - Tiger Yearbook (Wewoka, OK)

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JUNIORS When a class reaches its junior year. it has a place all its own in WHS. It isnlt much fun to plunge your hands into an ice-filled coke box or plod up and down the stadium with a heavy pot of coffee or wait and wait while someone decides on his favorite candy har. But the juniors work hard at their football concession stands and at their first class play in high school. This year the whole school laughed at the esca- pades of Emily and Cornelia in Our Hearts Were Young and Cay. Money from all these projects goes to finance that all-out production, the junior-senior banquet, at which the juniors are the traditional hosts. Need anything in particular? ,lust sit back and survey the juniors, and you'll find it. Pat Cotner has a way with music. Sue Cook wields a mean paint brush when it comes to postersg and Lonna Whittington and Leon Pearce always come through to hold up the scholastic end of school. Charles Scott puts his speech and debating talents to work by heading both Hi-Y and the 1953 Nation- al Honor Societyg Earl Campbell is Teen-Town president. As for beauty-ah, beauty! Sharron Smith tops the list with football queen and Hi-Y sweetheart to her ereditg Mary Fox preceded her as sweetheart. Edna McCleod, many times a queen candidate, rep- resented WHS in the Northeastern A.8M. Basket- ball Tournament. We've already mentioned brains and beauty- now about brawn. Elliott McCosar has been first- string quarterback for two years. Erwin Coleman and Digo Saladin have also been backfield stal- warts. ,loe Harbert is said to have more power per pound than any other man on the team. Now for basketball, What-that McCosar boy again? lt's just impossible to mention any sport without bringing up this juniorls name. He and Don Scott play on the red-hot WHS basketball team. On and on the list of junior Whois Who could go, if space permitted. Group pictures show FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS- Mabel Walker, secretaryg Don Scott, vice presidentg Earl Campbell, treasurer: Jamie Brown, president. SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS-Charles Scott, presidentg Buddy Hensley, secretaryg Loretta Hodges, vice presitlentg Ro- I',..wf berta Snider, treasurer and Mrs. Walter Hargraves, new WHS secretary. Nina Nichols, Charles Scott, Sharron Smith. .M . . ,JL

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SENIORS KEITH KASHWER Hi-Yg W Cl.g Sc. C1.g Q. 81 5.5 soph. pres.g sr., one-act playsg tr., f.b., base b., wrest.g All Con. f.b.g Hon. Men. All State f.b.g Y.B. King att. '5Og Y.B. King '51g Mixed Cho.g LT, Y.B. staff. MOLLIE CHANEY Thesp.g Pep C1.g Stu. Coun.g Sc. Cl.g UNESCOQ Q. 81 S.g jr., sr., Thesp., one-act, con. playsg f.b. queen att. '50g Bandg Mixed Ch0.g LT, Y.B. staffg libr.g office st. JULIA CHAMBLEE FHAg Thesp.g Pep C1.g Sc. C1.g UNESCOQ jr., sr., one- act, Thesp. playsg Bandg office staff. FRANK SALADIN Hi-Yg W C1.g UNESCOg Q. 8: S.g frosh. pres.g soph. v.-pres.g jr., sr. playsg f.h. mgr., wrest., base b.g pres., Mixed Cho.g LT, Y.B. staffg Boys' St.g Mr. Good Man- ners '50. JERRY DOYLE Stu. Coun.g sr. playg f.b. mgr. '4-8g Mixed Cho.g Band. ENID CUNNINGIIAM FHAg NFLg Thesp.g Pep Cl.: Foreign Lang. Cl.g jr., sr., Thesp., one-act playsg intersch. meet: Iibr. PETE KLENTOS Hi-Yg Sc. Cl.g UNESCO jr. sec.: one-act play. LORETTA HILL plays: libr. FRED LINDER FFA: b.b. FHAg Pep. Cl.g jr., sr

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