Wewoka High School - Tiger Yearbook (Wewoka, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1958 volume:

, J-. rw- . . , YW' - A : T71 I v --Q... gf- W ...ji-iii ,- 1,, . Vg, Q ,T H' K, .Q Ghstemng in the mormng sunllght or dark and forb1dd1ng rn the gatherrng darkness Wewoka Hrgh bchool stands rn all us glory a dear monument to all who call rt therr Alma Mater Wcwokq Hrgh School Wcwok 1, Oklfrhoml 1 THE TIUER I95 Y wk., Q Working hand in hand through long years of financial storms, worries, and heartaches, two men, mem- bers of the Board of Education, have taken pride in presenting to the youth of Viewoka a school of lasting importance. Although one board member has died and one has ref tired as school board member, the students of Vlee woka High School willnever forget these men's cheer- ful sacrifices and deep understanding. Therefore, with loving appreciation, we, the Tiger staff, dedicate the 1958 Tiger to Mr. Clay Foresee and to the memory of Mr. Ben D. Floyd. The TIg67',S Decfzkfzlion Breaibes the Sclooofs Gratitude How proud we are when we hear some- one speak of the beautiful footballfield that Wewoka High School possesses! A new gym, rebuilt study hall, mod- ernized home economies depart- ment and many other building im- provements express progress and pride and bring enjoyment to everyone in the community. wage Tiger Theme, Alma M alter Echoing throughthe halls comesa song loved by all who have attended Wewoka High School. Our Alma Mater serves as a bond to hold all the past graduates together in a simple, common way. Because this song has never been used before and because these few words bring back many memories never to be forgotten, we, the Tiger staff have chosen the Alma Mater as the theme for the 1958 Tiger. Tht Tiger Ttblt of Conttnts Dedication Calendar September November Administration and Faculty Classes Activities Royalty Sports U7 Memories Index 21 ............ . .2 ', - .. .4 -' .... .5 Service Staffs .......... . .10 .13 .. ..39 t ...... ..59 'T '.. ..7O ..71 3 Calendar Scplcmbcl' Qcwbgf School work begms I 1rst ed1t1on Llttle Txger I lttle llger assembly Gomg to College QUIZ FHA rally at Holdenvllle November hnd of quarter Sen1or play 18 22 lwxrp Season Senlor pxctures Pep Club 1n1t1at1on Senlor Merlt Tests State Teachers Meet 25 Mlxed Chorus Festwal at O S U Flrst deadl1ne of T1ger Izxpresslng their forecasts for the coming school year are fleft to Ilghlf Mrs Irene Culbertson Secretary MISS Ger aldme Houser foretgn 'anguage teacher Mr Leon john WHS prlnctpal and Mlss Ethel Lathem htstory Instructor Bonme Weatherly Verbena johnson and Karen lrwxn try thexr hands at the popular art of ceramlcs Two pep scenes plcture pledges dancmg on the campus lawn and a sklt IH pre Durant pep assembly Showmg how to klll the Durant Lxon are Carolyn Nichols jean Vlllmes Shlrley Ramsey and Jeanette Ingram Hal Owensby joe Don Cole Tla Juana Wlley and Sharon ahlflett listen as jerry Harrls tells about a manor house ghost In the background are Yetta Kalpm Phyllls Adams Std Anderson Marylyn Camp bell and Marla Mltchell At rxght Marylyn Campbell and Sud Anderson engage nn a se rxous dxscusston These are two scenes from the semor play, The Red House Mystery. , 1. i Ml- . .w Q ,. .. 9-11- . ' - - - 24-25- - 14- H . . . -, . 28- . . -4- hllllillislmtinll 1 ,- 'V S gl J J J 4 Hail all Hailfgw- wofka H5111 fc! ,H I I X , 1 A I . 1 f I , . A 1' A-4 , , 'A , w 9 1 I Mrs. Vesta Dennis is executive secretary for the Wewoka Public School System. Mrs. Irene Culbertson performs the duties of Wewoka High School reg- istrar. Administration Mr. Ray Claiborne, superintendent of Wewoka schools, has a B. S. degree from Central State College and a M. Ed. from the University of Oklahoma. He has been in Wewoka three years and has jurisdiction over two high schools, one junior high, and three grade schools. Mr. Leon John, principal of Wewoka High School, possesses an A. B. and a M. Ed. from the University of Oklahoma. In his sixth year as principal, Mr. John also finds time to teach Driver's Education and coach girls' tennis. Phil Ball B.S., A.B., M.Ed., University of South B.A., M.Ed. , University of Oklahoma Carolina Algebra, geometry, trigonometry, Head Sponsor: Pep Club, freshman class Athletic Director Sponsor: W Club, senior class Albert Buswell B. M. E. , University of Oklahoma M.Music, University of Michigan Instrumental music Sponsor: Baton Club, sophomore class Mrs. Virginia Biggers English l, II Teachers, Well Qualjied Wewoka's record of winning at interscholastic meets and the n ships granted W .H .S . graduates teachers . Jim Drake B.S. , East Central State College M.S. , Oklahoma State University General science, biology, physics, chemistry Sponsor: Student Council Clifford Christ B. A. , Oklahoma State University Agriculture Sponsor: Future Farmers of America, junior class umber of individual scholar- are tributes to the superior qualifications of highschool sr- S Wt' -nhl' 2 AA ss Miss Geraldine Houser B.A. , East Central State College M. A. , Oklahoma State University English III, Latin II, Spanish I, II Sponsor: Spanish Club, National Honor Society, State Honor Society, junior class Claude Kedy B.S. Southeastern State College General math, physical education Assistant football coach, golf coach Sponsor: W Club, freshman class Miss Ethel Latham B.S. , Harding College M.A., University of Oklahoma American history, world history, Oklahoma history Sponsor: junior class Mrs. Emily Lollis B. S., East Central State College Vocational homemaking certificate. Oklahoma State University: Graduate work, Oklahoma University and Oklahoma State University Home economics, Adult education classes Sponsor: Future Homemakers of America, sophomore class Joe Marsh B.M., Oklahoma State University Vocal Music in junior and senior high school Sponsor: junior class Mrs. Merle Mullen B.S. from Southeastern State College M.Ed. from the University of Oklahoma Typewriting I, II, shorthand, bookkeeping Sponsor: Career Day, senior class Loyd Nash Mrs. Margaret Jane Norman Mrs. Lucy B. Sitton B.S., M.S., Oklahoma State University B. A. , East Central State College A.B. East Central State College Industrial arts, mechanical drawing Art in high school, junior high M. A. , University of Oklahoma Yearbook photographer English English Il, III, IV, Joumalism I, Sponsor: National Art Honor Society, II Kowtah Chapter Sponsor: Quill and Scroll, soph- omore Class Mrs. Norman's art pupils took first in the East Central Art Festival in April, 1957. The Little Tiger, sponsored by Mrs . Lucy B. Sitton, won With Highest Honors in Oklahoma Interscholastic Press Association. One great victory of Mrs . Yandell's de- baters was winning first and second at Central State College, bringing back two cups from this tourney. Miss Maxine Walker B. A. , Oklahoma Baptist University M.A. , Oklahoma University Geography, consumer's economics Librarian Sponsor: senior class Mrs. Lena Yandell B.A. , Oklahoma College for Women Speech I, II, debate Sponsor: Thespians, National Forensic League, freshman class Serwce Staf 5 Keep School Going Mr Paul Hutton fpictured leftj heads the custodians at Wewoka High School Through his long years of service, and above all, dependabil- ity he has won the admiration of all. Not pictured is Mr L H Kilgore, who has retired. For many years he A' center left are school custodians less Conger Coy Williams and Ralph Orsburn taking time out from their daily tasks for a Tiger photograph Pictured lowerleft are the members of the school cafeteria staff who serve food daily to all the school system From left to right are Paulette Chaffin, Ronnie Reich Barbara Williams Mrs Draper Naom1Trlmble Mrs Ralph Orsburn Dale Smart Mrs P L Tuttle manager B1llTr1mb1e and Josephine Trimble Jim Kelsey. ierry Roper, Mrs. Ross ' 1 l Student 5' T S ervice Staffs H eQ7 Above are the members of the staff who manage the library during each study hall. Fromleft to right are Freda Snow, Linda Garrett, Patsy Hair, Miss Max- ine Walker--who heads the staff, Mary Ann Sheets, and Ernest Tucker. Stand- ing on the steps are Joan Crossland, Sandra Daniels, Sharon Logan, and Cay Snider. At lower left is the staff for the superintendent's of- fice. Left to right are Rebecca Sharp, Blanche Dins- more, Linda Ray, Mrs. Vesta Dennis, superintendent's secretary, and Bernice Sman. At right we find Mrs. Irene Culbertson, principal's secretary, briefing office staff members fleft to rightj Phyllis Adams, Jeanette Franklin, Dalene Nichols, Linda Epton, Dorothy Vin- sant, and Ioan Crossland. 'fi Q19 F7 r this Dr Claude B Knlght Mxss Floy Floyd Mr F D Nicholson Mr Warren Sarber Mr Max Fllson Mr Ray Clalborne Mr Mat Hams New School Board Takes Over Superintendent of Schools Ray Claiborne faced a completely new school board th1s year Mr Mat Harrls replaced Dr Claude Knlght on February 19 1957 Mr Max Fnlson took the place of long term board member C H Foresee Afterward Dr Kmght replaced Mr Rtchard Roberts Mr Warren Sarber was elected and Mlss Floy Floyd took the place of her father the late Mr Ben D Floyd Under tts offlcers Dr Claude Kmght presldent Mr Warren Sarber vtce presldent and Miss Floy Floyd,secretary the school board has made numerous tmprovements tn Wewoka Hlgh School Among these are four classrooms of new furmture a newly remodeled sctence depart ment new kllns for the art and home economlcs classrooms tape recorders for speech vocal muslc and Spamsh departments and new band umforms valued at about S7 000 It lS mterestlng to note that four of the fxve votmg members are W H S alumm They are Dr Kmght Miss Floyd Mr Sarber and Mr Fllson . . , v 'X Q . 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Pres.: Tri-Hi-Y Pres.: Band Drum Major: State lion. Soc.: oats: LT Staff: Thesp.: N.F.L.: Debate: lnter- scho. Meets: Intramural Tourn.: Going-to-College: Stu. Coun. Treas.: O.U. Scholarship: Jr. Miss Hor. Cl. Shirley Richardson esp Pres V Pres at Hon Soc V res F L Sec Stu Coun V Pres and Rep Interscho Meets Tri HiY M Cho Girls Trio Sextet Sp Cl Debate Team State ClassB extemp State Radio Speaking Outstanding Senior Girl in Speech State Hon Soc G ing to College Delta Kappa Gamma Award Gtties Service Scholarship rs 'State D A R lt A A U W Scho arship J S Thesp a Jr Miss Hor Cl Harding College Scholarship Barbra I ouise Parent Cho ir s Q let. p F L Thesp lnterscho Meets Tri HtY State Hon Soc Nat Hon Soc Girls State Alt Going to College Outstanding Senior in Science Stage workin plays Jr Miss llor Cl Ban S Cl Stu Coun Rep De ate Bruce Hatfield O8rS Pres LT Staff YB Staff 'slat Hon Soc State Hon Soc Inter 1. scho Meets Nat MerttScholarship Finalist Gen Motors Scholarshtp Boys te Play Sp Cl Sp Fiesta Journeyman Journalist Douglas Sharp State Hon. Soc.: Q8rS' For. Lang. Cl.: Span. Fiesta- Outstanding Senior Boy: sc . - . . . Sr Thesp. Plays: Nat. Thesp. Soc.: Interscho. Meets: Band Barbara Cunningham Best Girl Citizen: Star Journalist: O8rS: LT Staff: Betty Crocker Home- maker of Tomorrow: Band: Going- to-College: FHA: Onward Oklahoma Essay Winner: Stu. Coun. Sec.: Nat. Hon. Soc.: State Hon. Soc.: Sp. Cl., Jr. Miss Hot. Cl. Snr Tommy Taylor FFA: Boys' State: H3 All-Conf., Capt.: BB: Golf:Sr. Pres., V. Pres.: Thesp.: W. Cl.: Jr.. Sr. plays: Citizenship Award tu. Coun. Pres.: . . . V. P .- lli-Y Treas.- Debate- Nat. Hon.Soc. Outstandin Senior Boy in Speech- Stu Coun Award- Boys State: Jr., Honors We present here outstanding scholars, athletes, journalists, musicians, writers, speakers and beau- ties of the class of '57. Kenneth Cook Thesp.: W Cl.: Nat. Hon. Soc.: FB Co-Capt., All Dist., All-State Alt.: BB: Track: Sr. Pres.: Sr. Play: Boys' State. Carol Mansur Tri-Hi-Y Chap.: Jr. Miss Hor. Cl.: FHA Song, Leader, Pres.: Band V. Pres.: ClarinetOuartet: Twirler, Excellent State: M. Cho.: Girls' Glee Cl.: Outstanding Senior Band: Merit Scholarships to Music Camp: All-State Band: School Queen: Thesp.: Sr., Thesp. Plays: Outstanding Senior Girl in Home Ec.: Astronomy Cl. Martha Dooly Sylvia Myatt Soph. Sec. Treas.: Stu. Coun. Rep.: O8rS V. Pres.: Co-Ed. LT: YB M. Cho. V. Pres.: Girls' Glee Cl. Staff: Sp. Cl.: FHA: Thesp.: Sec. ' Treas.: All-State M. Cho. - , Ir., Sr.. . . Pep Thesp.: Girls' Trio, Quartet: Mixed Cl. Treas.: M. Cho.: Jr. Sec.: Sextet: Band: FHA: Tri-Hi-Y Jr. Miss Hor. Cl. Mary Elizabeth Epton Art Cl.: Jr. Miss Hof. Cl.: Nat. Hon. Soc.: State Hon. Soc.: Tri-Hi-Y: Going-to-College: Hi-Y Sweetheart Att.: Stu. Coun.: Debate: Thesp.: N.F.L. V. Pres.: Interscho. Meets: LT Staff: Nat. Art Hon. Soc.: Sp. Cl.: Sp. Fiesta: Sr., Thesp.: Jr. Plays: Speech Awards W, .... , plays- Tri-Hi-Y- Bob Jones FB: BB All-Conf.: Track: W. Cl.: Golf -I it fs. Norma Gilstrap LT: YB: M. Cho,: Thesp.: Sp. Cl.: Lib. Staff: Jr. Miss Hot. Cl. Dorothy Garrett YB Oueen: De Malay Sweetheart: Nat. Hon. Soc.: State Hon. Soc. sp. ci.. Tri-Hi-Y: Pep Cl.Pres.': Thesp.: M. Cho.: FHA: Soph. Pres.: Stu. Coun.: Jr. Miss Hnr. Cl. Darlene Jones LT Co-Ed.: YB Staff: Sp. Cl.: FHA: Thesp.: Jr., Sr. Plays: Tri-Hi-Y: Pep Cl. Treas.: M Cho.: Jr. Sec.: Jr. Miss Hot. Cl. Charles Hawkins BB: Oats: LT Staff: St. Play: Thesp. Play: 'Onward Okla- homa' Essay Winner: Jour- nalistic Honors from Tulsa Univ Boxer. EST ' is ..t' jg! Mary Bezinque BandgTri-Hi-YQ jr. Miss Hor. Clg FHA: Sr. Playl Sp. Cl.: Sp. Fiesta A nd rewette Boha non Band, Twirlerg Girls' Stateg Hor. Cl.: Rain- bow, Past Worthy Ad.g Tri-Hi-YL jr., Sr., Thesp., One-Act Plays: Q8iSg LT Cir. Mgr.g Thesp.1 All State Band Clinicg FHA Don Burris W Cl.g Hi-YQ BB: Track: FFAQ jr. Playg lntra mural Tourn. Raymond Cain W Cl.: FB: BBQ Boy's St. Alt.g Sr. Treas.g FFA Treas .5 WHS Activities King Reba Cain Pep C.: FHAQ M. Cho.: One-Act Playsg Lib. Staff Lauretta Chaffin FHA: Pep Cl.g Glee Cl.g BB intra. Tourney Carmelita Coker Business Major. Tom Campbell Hi-Y: FFAQ Employee Thomas Electric Sandra Conn Nat. Art. Hon.Soc.: FHAQ Tri-Hi-Y Sarah Crenshaw FHAQ Hor. Cl.: lntersch. Meetsg Shorthand Pin 100 w.p.m., jr. Miss Hor. Cl. Frances Edwards FB Queen from Littlefield, Texasg attended Wewoka, Sr. yr. Perry Edwards WCi.g FFAQ Art Cl.9 jr. Thesp. Stage Crewg Q8iS: FB: Trackg LT Art Ed. Nancy Factor Cheerleaderg Thesp.: Tri-Hi-YQ FHAQ Tennis: Stu. Coun.: jr. Miss Hor. Cl. joan Franklin Cheerleader 3 yrs.g Alt. l yr.g Stu. Coun., M. Cho. V. Pres., lntersch. Meets, jr.. Sr., Playsg One-Act Plays, Sp, Cl.3 Tri- Hi-Yg FHAQ Thes.g Of. Staffg jr. Miss l-lor. Cl. jim Fraser FFA Bob Granger YB Staff, Jr., Sr., Thesp. Plays Scenery Designer, Hi-Y, Boys' State jerry Don Harris FFA: FB Carol Hume FHA, Mixed Cho.: LB. Staff, State Hon. Soc. The versatility of the class of '57 is well illustrated Bob was the champion industrial arts student. Terrell, an artist. on this page. Nancy and joan were three year yell leaders. rr as a writer and an athlete. Don is a fine feature writer: Barry Kalpin Don Keesee Terrell Knight Mary Ledgerwood FB All-Conf.: Q8tSg Lt, YB FFAQ LT Staffg Feature Nat'l. Art Honor Soc.g FHAQ lnterscho. Meets Staffs, W Cl.: jr., Sr., Writing Award, T.U. Intersch. Meets: Sr. Playg M. Cho. Thesp. Thesp., One-Act Playsg Stu. Coun. Rep: Track, BB, Golf, Science Cl.: Sp. Cl., Hi-YQ M. Cho.: Boys' Glee Cl.: Sp. Fiesta: DeMolayg Thesp. M. Cho. E Class of '58 Versatile Well represented in every branch of extracurricular activities, the seniors of 1958 compose one of the best-balanced classes ever to graduate from W. H. S. Band, mixed chorus, athletics, drama, journalism, student council, Hi-Y, speech, and debate are among the activities that have benefited from the services of these seniors during the last four years. Whoever chooses the outstanding boy and girl from this class will certainly have his work cut out for him. Phyllis Adams FHA, Pep Cl.: Intramural Basket- ball, One-Act Play,,sr. play, LT. Staff, Mix. Cho., speech contest, received 3rd in finals at OBU Cecil Bell FFA, V. Pres.. Sid Anderson Hi-Y Pres. 8: V. Pres. Thesp. Pres. , Pres. of Freshman class., Intramural Basketball, tennis, BB.,jr. , sr., 8: Thesp. plays, Intersch. Meets, B. Stare alt- ernate, 'Going-to'College Quiz' Iolene Bagwell Fl-lA, Pep Cl., Intramural Basket- ball, M. Cho., M. Cho., Dist. contests Simeon Bemo George Burk W Cl., Sr. Class Pres., FB, BB, Hi-Yg Banclg Teen Town Jr. Rep. Intramural Basketball Phyllis Barnhart FHA, Pep cl., M. ctw., Debate Marylyn Campbell Tri-Hi-Y Sec.: M. Cho. Pres.: Stu. Coun. Rep.: Span. Cl.: FHA song leaderp Intramural Tournaments: oats, Thesp. jr. 8: sr. playsg LT8rYBStaffg Band Girls' Glee Cl.g Office Staff .-...Q O QP 1 '-:ff Phyllis Cha dic k FHA, Pep Cl., One act plays, M. Cho., Tri-Ili-Y Shirley Chewning FHA, QZQ5, Treas. of Sr. class, Intramural Basketball, Business Mgr. lr. play, L. T. staff, YB staff, Banu twirlur, Twirling contests, Tri-Hi- Y Preston Clark Sp. Cl., Hi-Y, FB, Tr, Span. Fiesta, Honorable Mention for all con- ference tackle Marilyn Claybrook FIIA, Span. Cl., The-sp., Intramural Basketball, Sr. play, Band, In- tersch. Meets, music contest, Tri-Hi-Y Gary Clnck Hi-Y, W Cl., Soph. V. Pres., FB, Intramural Basketball Joe Don Cole Span. Cl., Hi-Y treas., W Cl. Sec., Thesp., FB, BB, Tr., jr., sr.. 81 Thesp. plays, span. Fiesta, Band, M. Cho., Teen Town Pres., First in solo in music contest, Demolay Marshall Alnita Collier Fl-IA, Span. Cl., Intramural Basketball, Span. Fiesta, Band, M. Cho. Shirley Cook FIIA Treas. Qbltrondj, Spanish Club, Pep Cl., Intratnural Basketball, Span. Fiesta, M. Cho., Intersch. Meets, Carnival Queen Attendant Q5trout.lJ, Miss FIIA, Queen Attendant Joe Tom Cox FFA, Ili-Y, Pres. of Freshman class, FB. Willadean Crenshaw FI-IA, Fresh. Pres. qmasakv-'ay Jr. Treas.. BB Uasakwaj, Intersch. Meets WNY, Joan Crossland FHA, Thesp., Nat. Hon. Soc., St. Hon. Soc., Jr., Sr., andThesp. plays, Debate, Intersch. Meets, Girls' State Delegate, Going To College Quiz. jerry P. Dodd Span. C., W Cl., FB, Span. Fiesta, Intersch. Meets. Bob Gaines FFA Glenna Gray FHA fHominyj, Span. Cl., Art Cl. Pres., Jr. at Sr. Play Uenningsj, Band Carol Sue Gammons Q8tS, Span. Cl., Pep Cl., Intra- mural BB, Span. Fiesta, LT 8t YB Staff Charlotte Grimes FHA, Span. Cl., Pep Cl. Pres., Stu. Coun. Rep., Sr. Vice-Pres. Sr. Play, Span. Fiesta, M. Cho. Glec Club, Tri-Hi-Y Myrna Gantt FHA Patsy Harjo FHA, Intramural Tourney, ArtCl. Vice-Pres., Sec., Treas., Nat. Art Hon. Soc. Interscho. Meets, Band I1 :Q Richard Gosey Span. Cl., Hi-Y, Stg.-At- Arms, W. Cl., Sgt.-Av Arms, Twerp King, FB, BB, manager, Intramural Tourn- ey, Track, M. Cho. Jerry Harris OAS, pledgemaster, Span.Cl., Hi-Y, Thesp., Stu. Coun. Rep M. Cho. Pres., Sr. 8: Thesp. Plays, Span. Fiesta, LT 8: YB Staffs, Art Ed., Bus. Mgr., Band, Boys'Ouartet, Solo, All State Chorus, Art Club jerry Hays FFA: M. Cho: Speech Radio Play Dnyle Henley W Cl. V. Pres.: Soph. V. Pres.: Stu. Conn. V. Pres.: YB Prince: Twirp King: Intramural Tourn.: Track: BB: Capt. FB: Boys' State Lynn Hunley FHA: Nat. Hon. Soc. Treas.: State Hon. Soc.: Stu. Coun. Rep.: Band Interscho. Meets: Girls' State Rep.: Tri-Hi-Y: Debutante Hor. Cl.: Rainbow, Past Worthy Ad. Robert Henson Hi-Y: Fb Mgr.: Boys: Glue Cl. fstemmers Run, Md.j Lymon Hobbs FFA: W Cl.: FB: M. Cho. Judy Horn Sp. Fiesta: M. Cho. V. Pres.: Girls'Glee Club Pres.: Speech medal: One act Play: Interschn. Meets: Sp. Queen: Tri-Hi-Y Bob Howard FFA: Q8r5: LT, YB Fea. Ed.: Continuitywriter: M. Cho.: Merit Scholarship tests Martha Howell FHA: Sp. Cl.: Tri-Hi-Y: Nat. Hon. Soc.: Stu. Coun.: Sec: YB Queen att: Intramural Queen: Jr. play: Sp. Fiesta: Band: Interschol. Meets: Girls' Trio: Girls'-State Alt.: Clarient Quartet Larry Hunter BB: FB: Track: Sr. Play: BaseballfAlexj Bill Huser Sp. Cl. V. Pres.: Hi-Y Chap.: V. Pres.: W Cl.: Stu. Coun.: Tennis BB: Sp. Fiesta: Band: Teen Town V. Pres.: Debate: Music Ensemble: Interscho. Meets FHA: Pep Cl. V. Pres.: ThesP.: FB att.: Intramural Tourn.: Jr. Play: TQ 2 .i .. Z ' ' - K Yetra Kalpin FHA V. Pres.: Obs V. Pres.: Sp. Cl.: FHA: QMS: Pep Cl.: One-act Plays: LT, YB Staffs: M. Cho.: Clcmma Kennedy Pep Cl.: Thesp.: Sr. Sec.: jr., Sr., Thesp. Plays: Sp. Fiesta: LT, YB Staffs: Girls' Glee Cl.: Lib. Staff. M. Cho.: Girls' Glee Cl.: lnterscho. Meets: Debutante Hor. Cl. Pres.: Rainbow Worthy Ad.: Tri-Hi-Y Don Logan FFA, Pres.: W Cl. Treas.: FB, FHA, Treas,: Stu. Coun. Rep.: Intramural Tourn.: M. Cho.: Speech Awards: lnterscho. Meets: Debutante Hor. Cl. Joan Mahan Co-Capt. , All-District F Larry King Anna Mae Lietka W. Cl. Pres.: All-Conf. FB: ln- FHA tramural Tourn.: Sr. Play Frankie Megow Bobby Mitchell Band: M. Cho. Music Ensemble: FFA Dance Band Marla Mitchell Tri-Hi-Y Treas. 8: Chap.: FHA: Sp. Cl. Pres.: Thes.: Nat. Hon. Soc. Pres.: St. Hon. Soc.: V. Pres. Fresh. , Pres. Soph., Sec. Jr. Stu. Coun Rep. 8: Treas.: FB queen attend.: Hi-Y sweetheart att.: YB queen att.: Sr. Play: Sp. Fiesta: Band Pres., Drum Majorh Sec.: Interscho. Meets Clarinet quartet 3 yrs.: Winner of Going-to-College Don Moore Spanish Club 4 yrs.: Spanish Fiesta '58 Rosalita Smart FHA, Interscho. Meetsg Art Cl. Freda Snow FHA: Pep Cl.g Intramural Tourn Gene Staggs FFAg Art Cl.1 Pres.g Intramural Tourn.: BB Betty Walker FHA Treas., Pres., Sub-Dist. V. Pres., State Hist. Alt.: OBLS Sec., Treas.g Sp.,Cl.g Pep Cl.: Nat. Hon. Soc. V. Pres.g' State Hon. Soc.: Stu. Coun. Rep.: LT, Tiger Co-Ed.: M. Cho.: Girls' Glee GI.: Interscho. Meets' Music Contestsg Going-to -College: Nat. Merit Scholarshipg U. S. Indian Gov't. Grantg Tri-Hi-Y, Debutante Hor. Cl. Girlsg Glee C1.g Lib. Staff Don Tipton Dan Wallace FFA: Hi-Yg W Clg Intramural Tourn.g FBg M. Cho. Naomi Trimble FHAg Pep Cl.g Intramural Tourn.g Debutante Hor. Cl. Richard Wares Sp. Cl.: Nat. Hon. Soc. Sec.: State Hon. Soc., Sp. Fiestag Band V. Pres., Treas.g Interscho. Meets: Music Contestsg Boys' State: Going- to-Collegep All-State Bandg All District Band Dorothy Vinsant FHA: Sp. Cl.: Pep Cl. 5 Cheer- leaderg Thesp.g NFLQ Stu. Coun. Rep.: DeMolay Sweetheartg WHS Princessg Sp. Queen: Intramural Tourn.g Jr., Sr. 3 Thesp. Plays, Sp. Flestag M. Cho.g Girls' Glee Cl.: Interscho. Meetsg Nat. Cheerleading School. Tia Juana Wiley FHA Sec., Sub--Dist. Sec. Alt.g Sp. Cl.: Pep Cl.: Thesp.g State Hon. Soc. 3 Freshman Treas.g Sec.g Intramural Tourn.g Sr. YB Queen cand.g M. Cho. 3 Inter- scho. Meetsg Music Contestsg Girls' State Alt.g Tri-Hi-Y ,I Liv: Jerry Williams Golf: M. Cho. Cynthia Cooper Rhythmics teamg Dance Com. Chm. g Canteen, Clean-up Coms.g S.C.g Softball mgr.1 Bamboo Hawa an Staffs Mu- slcallfailalcafie. lFromA'mer- ican High School, Manillaj LT staff. I 5 Helen W illiams Wood FHAQ Betty Crocker Homemaker Awardg Band: Debutante Hor. Cl.g Span. Cl.g Span. Fiestag lnterscho. meetsg State Hon. Soc. g Pep Cl. Linda Epton S an. Cl Pe Cl.- NFLg Nat Hon. P -1 P . - Soc. g State Hon. Soc.g Tri-Hi-Yg Sec. g S. C. Rep., Treas. 5 Hi-Y Sweetheart Attendantg lntramural Tourneyg Span. Fiestag LT staffg Bandg Debate: Interscho. meets. Off to a scholastic contest for the last time! Doyle Henley, at the wheel, discusses some learned questions with Ralph Morton and Kay Phelps. joan Mahan and Willadean Cren- shaw seem confident of coming victory. Ken Young Q85 Pres.g lli-Y Treas.g Span. Cl.: BB, Intramural Tourney, jr. , sr. , Thes- pian plays, Ti er Co-edg Little Tiger Ed., M. Cho. l7.Pres.g boys' quartet, first in state contest, All-State Cho., Boys' Glee Cl.g Hi-Y Legislatureg Thespg Span. Fiesta. Joe Ray Noland FFA: Span. Cl.: S,C. Rep., FBgBBg Trackp Intramural Tourneyg FHA, FFA playsg Glee Cl. fFrom Maud, High Schoolj Sandra Bailey 4'H Cl. g BBQueengClass Sec. 5 FHA, S.C. song leaderg jr., st. plays, Mustang Staffg Interscho. meetsgGirls' filee Z.l.g Wi. Cho.g girls' quartet, solosg PepCl. QFrom Francis and Allen High Schoolsj Geneva Mae Frazier FHA, Sec., Pep C., leader: Ir. Class Treas.g BBg FHA Sweetheartg Pep Cl. Princess: jr. play: FHA plays, YB. fFrom Talihina High Schoolj fe unimfs Sbzne In All Fzelds Members of the Class of 1959 have shone forth in the past year in almost every department. A few of these outstanding students are shown on this page, as representing the achieve ments of the whole class. Excelling in the fine arts are Carolyn Embach, a member of the girls' quar- tet and an accomplished accordionistg Joyce Muir a twirler, first chair flut- ist, and also a winner of dramatic honorsg Linda Ray, atwirler and mem- ber ofthe bandg Gayle Segroves, mixed chorus accompanist, All State Cho- rus accompanist, and first alto in the girls' quartet: and Linda West, win- ner of interscholastic art awards and designer of this cover. Clueft to right above.l Representing the Wewoka High School speech department as star debaters ffirst row, rightl are Carl Mullen, Larry Rowe, and Roger Perkins. Giving service to their school by work- ing on the office staff are Jeanette Franklin, a cheerleader for two years, and Dalene Nrchols, thejunior repre- sentative for Tiger queen. Tish Moore represents the class's excellent re- cord of scholarship. She also plays in the band and serves as a Student Council representative. fSecond row right., Kenny Harrod, ffirst in third row, rightl, is a fine example of the voca- tional department of WHS. He has won honors in FFA. juniors have far from neglected ath- letics, too. Shown here are Dick Johnson, two year football letterman and tracksterg and Benny Lovett, bas- ketball, football, and track letterman. fSecond and third, third row right.D Dalphy Adams Barbara Chaffin Bill Chambers Charlene Duff 6- s 'E' Ann Anderson Loy Collier Benny Gosey sr., 'Y'- 5 I 3 1 . Louvette Barnett Harold Berryhill Bill Bland Mike Calhoun Cilfford Conn Ronald Cook Sonny Cunningham Blanche Di Jimmy Gregg Joe Dave Harjo Glenda Harris fl Marcheua Jones A or 3 'F' -' 5- f .f at 1 ' N of Q ' ' ,X -3 - ' V , Q 1 : Y ,Yi C ,f , -ig... X hug y ' 1' '7 hw - if- lm.. 59 Ray Hisaw Nancy Holmes Mary House: Karen Irwin Joe Kay Coleta Kirk Ronnie Knowles David Kyle Juanita LaValley Jim Lena Duke Llgon Jimmy Little Doris Lively Tommy Middlebrook Sammie Minter Sandra Newman Pat Norvell Noel Parsons Ardith Patterson Pete Payne Judy Peebles il -3 F S 1 if 15 5 1. my .,,- 5 :ye Y' J 'S' Jin fv- 1 1- fv- 'VJ 'il' 'av-, AA?5!,1-4,1 .QQ l4l1::?i 3 ' K - ... Jerry Prather Voncille Ramsey Poole Alvie Sanders Richard Sebastian Bernice Smart Cay Snider Beverly Walker Glenn Walker 3- . 1 .fi 'F 57-3 Don Rice Rebecca Sharp Patricia Stephenson DeWayne Wheeler S I l . C ' 1 Q wr Jar' .321 it. 1' . -.. an , Judy Robison Howard Ryles Larry Sanderson George Taylor Eddie Thatcher Ernest Tucker Gary Wilson James Wright Ronald Wyrick S I Q ' 5251135 . eww any On this page are shown some upper classmen in their various classroom activities Above jerry Dodd joe Don Cole and Cay Snider gather materialfor a debate in Speech I Top picture right is a stene from the Little Tig Assembly given by the journalism class to advertise the newspaper Pictured are Mrs L B Sitton jerry Harris Ronald Perkins Yetta Kalpin and Bob Howard The second picture right shows Mr Loyd Nash s drawlng students BACK ROW Howard Ryles Eddie Thatcher Don Tipton and Glenn Walker SECOND ROW Benny Lovett Kenley Myers Pat Norvell Alex Palmer andDaleParent THIRD ROW Charlene Duff Carolyn Embach and jerry Harrls FOURTH ROVN Butch Burk Preston Clark and Gary Cluck Mr jim Drake in the third picture helps Diane Weston and Carolyn Embach disect a frog Other biology students shown are Left Hal Owensby Shir Adams and Yetta Kalpin Right Sharon Brooks Fourth DICIUIE right is Mrs Merle Mullen s short hand class FRONT ROW joan Mahan I lnda Ray SECOND ROW Charlotte Grimes Dorothy Vinsant Almta Collier THIRD ROW Glenna Gray Wllladean Crenshaw Shirley Cook FOURTH ROW Tia Juana Wiley Jolene Bagwell FIFTH ROW Sharon Shiflett Mr Phil Ball explains a problem to Dorothy Williams ln plane geometry class Other students are BACK ROW Grady Sharp David I usty and Allen Perkins SECOND ROW Bill Ligon Larry Kin and Gary Cluck THIRD ROW Butch Burk and 8II'lC13 Steph enson FOURTH ROW Howard Ryles FRONT ROW janath Duff and Mike Norvell . , . Y. Y , .er ley Cook, Allen Perkins, Darlene Strange, Phyvllis ,pf fAbove, top rowj Duane Adkins, Troy Azlin, Paul Henry Baker, Joan Bates, Margaret Bates, Bob Bland. fAbove, bottom rowj Olivia Bland, Billy Boyd, Jean Bradley, William Bradley, Winfred Brock, Sharon Brooks, Vonda Brown. Solbbomores Largest Class The sophomores number 90 and are a class of diversified interests . They showed their class spirit when they came in a close third in the Yearbook King race. A high percent- age of these lower classmen are band members. The class is particularly proud of David Cook, who served as a page at the 1957 Oklahoma legislature. Sammy Davis and Bob Bland are livewire F .F .A.'ers. Wayne Hunter and Doyle Ivester are among top ranking sophs on both the gridiron and basketball court. 1Below, top rowl Rebecca Butler, Doylene Claybrook, Mark Clemmons, Charles Cole, David Cook, Wayne Critten- don, Helen Crossland, Sharon Crow. 1Below, bottom rowj Sandra Daniels, Sammy Davis, Ianath Duff, Lillian Evans, John lloward, Rochella Needham, Jana Beth Potter, Richard Sealy. B as E Billy Galyon Linda Garrett Saundra Ford Don Fields Jim Hart Barbara Harris Patricia Harjo Patsy Hair Phyllis Horne Monette Hoffman Melva Henry Nancy Hawkins Wayne Hunter Verbena Johnson Doyle Ivester Jimmy Jones Jerry Kirkland Martha Keesee John Paul Jones Freddie Jones Bill Ligon Earl Dean Leonard Martha Lena Lynn Lasiter Robert Miller Johnny Miller Jim Middleton Loretta McCoy David Lusty Sharon Logan fu fa' ' I 3' 1 S 'ia 117511117 r KJ ? F1 Q , 'Cv 459, l 'ug wfijvi - - -in 'D 7 E for. ff' fAbove, top rowj Frankie Mitchell, Dennis Myers, Mike Norvell, Phillip Oakes, James Palmer, Dale Parent, Harry Parent. 1Above, bottom rowj Maxine Payne, Allen Perkins, Ronald Reich, Eddie Rider, Judy Roberts, Karen Roberts, Rita Sanders, Grady Sharp. Comprising the largest class in highschool, this class of 1960 has started a list of achieve- ments that will make them leaders in WHS activities . These sophomores have made terrific strides in athletics. An unusually large number of players held starting berths in B games in football and some in the A games . Wayne Hunter, Doyle Ivester, and Bill Ligon are among the best football prospects in District 6 A along with Frankie Mitchell, who helped quarterback the B team to a victorious season. Dale Parent, another promising gridster, heads the scholastic record for athletes . Dale is also an accomplished accordionist. George Walker has set track records in both state and district fields . Monette Hoffman, Olivia Bland, Judy Roberts, Dorothy Williams, Patsy Stobaugh and Dav- id Cook have added interscholastic laurels to the ambitious sophomore class . Doug Sharp, '57 Student Council prexy, hailed student council representatives from the class of '60 as energetic and hardworking. Nor are the arts left out of this class. Patsy Stobaugh, for example, is an outstanding clarinetest. Dorothy Williams is a coming debater. Nancy Hawkins is in the girls' trio. Johnny Miller is a budding young artist. fBelow, top row :J Mary Ann Sheets, Judy Smart, Don Smith, Evelyn Springfield, Pasty Stobaugh, Darlene Strange, Bennie Streater, Joe Tipton. fBelow, bottom rowj Josephine Trimble, George Walker, Bonnie Weatherly, Diane Weston, Dorothy Williams, Ieanne Wood, Annetta Wyrick, Don York. Q if 3 Q 'C '- fr'- i Freshman Class Shows Promise The freshman class, which next to the sophomores is the largest, has shown much promise for their future high school years. For example, Rita Anderson is the first bas- ketball queen to come from a freshman classg and Kenny Hatfield already shows signs of following his older brother, Bruce, who excells in science and mathematics . FIRST ROW: John Ackenhausen Jo Ann Altman Rita Anderson Linda Bell SECOND ROW: Billy Bible Gary Boyd Tony Brown Doug Burnett THIRD ROW: Chuck Carl Sharon C arroll Paulette Chaffin Fred Cleveland FOURTH ROW: Ronnie Cluck Samuel Cole Don Cook Willas Crenshaw FIFTH ROW: Pat Criswell Fred Delcour Charles Dinsmore Leta Dodd SIXTH ROW: Jay Von Feely Jimmy Gosey Sharon Gregg Lynda Grimes Melva Harper Raymond Harrison 6 5 ' i 44 We 6 1 .Jog Y ,l Lai 5 Kenny Hatfield Itm Hoffman Lee Howard Robert Howard Linda Hume 1 In Paula Hutton Jeanette Ingram Walter Johnson Dick Jones Mary Kay Jones 3 Above: iz 'T l 251 3 Linda Kiker Polly Knight Bob Kyle Donna Lance Tommy Langston v 'LL 1 K H G- ,' ' Elliott Leitka Jerry Ligon Baker Looney Joyce Lovett 115.9 r.. 3 1 Charles McConnell ff ww ' E R? N Wilma McMahan, Danny Martin, Teddy Ray Mitchell, Sharon Myers, Billy Newman, Carolyn Nichols. -35- S' Y , V. wud Q,-S .' 1 QAbove, top rowl Gene O'Bryant, Dennie O'Donne11, Mikal Parris, Tommy Peacock, Lynda Poole, Gwin Prather, Frank Pruitt. 1Above, bottom rowj Patricia Qualls, Shirley Ramsey, Jerry Roper, Sue Sanders, Robert Sands, Janet Self, Sue Shepard. The freshmen, although new to WHS, have already made their mark. Theirs was the only class in which boys making the honor roll for the first quarter outnumbered the girlsg as Kenny Hatfield, Larry Stumpp, and Bob Kyle led with Rita Anderson, the lone girl, who is also an accomplished pianist. However, freshmen boys and girls join equally in doing their part in band, mixed chorus, and speech. Many of the boys are active in athletics and FFA, while the girls excel in FHA . fBelow, top FOV, Patsy Spurgeon, Dale Smart, Joe Smith, Thomas Smith, Larry Stumpp, Ronnie Treat, Bill Trim- ble. fBelow, bottom rowj Norma Vaughn, Jean Villines, Charles Walker, Diana Walker, Nina Weatherly, Barbara Williams, David Young. '61 Y 'xx gi JAY Q Mr a '- 4 ff' f Fresh mm' 5010115 At Work Studies come first' Here we see fleftj Paul Henry Bak er Jim Middleton Jerry Prather front row and W11 'ram Bradley Charles Cole and B111 Galyon SLCOHCI row busy typing At left are sophs Sharon Brooks Rita N K., . Sanders and Doyle Ivester thinking, on world history as Miss Maxine Walker school librarian checks out their books for the year Tommy Smith Ronnie Cluck Harry Parent fat lefty are showing their industrial skills in Shop 1 Danny Martin is at the rear of the room looking interested in a piece of mat- crial In Art 1, Cleftj, we see Charlene Duff, IJcnnisMyers, Charles McConnell, and Linda West. l IH IPX 9 GEM I 'rag I 2, Q31 +V' YWTPQJF - , . H., - 'Pr ,Q if as .Na 'I - '-':eef- 4 ' U! .Q if ,s-.,hf-rg, 7 At I- - Kvgo x an .CN W I :viii .. .. . Pictured upper left are first semester student council treasurer and vice-president, Marla Mitchell and Doyle Henley. Center picture shows president Ronald Perkins, secretary Martha Howell, and Mr. Jim Drake, sponsor, looking over some student council material. Upper right second semester vice-president and treasurer, Duke Ligon and Linda Epton, study Student Life. Student ozmcil Heaa's Social ana' Operational Activities Ronald Perkins, Ianaih Duff. Clayton Smart, and Mr. Drake attended the State Student Council this year at McAlester. Linda Epton also attended. Second semester representatives, upper left, are Gary Cluck, Sid Anderson, Bill Huser, Patsy Spurgeon, Howard Ryles, and Shirley Ramsey. Lower row includes Linda West, Dorothy Williams, Tish Moore, Marilyn Claybrook, Ianath Duff, Carolyn Embach, and Patsy Stobaugh. ,jx N4 At right are the first semester council mem- bers. Standing are Clayton Smart, Betty Walker, and Duke Ligon. Seated, looking at material for new ideas, are Dorothy Wil- liams, Tish Moore, Janath Duff, Polly Knight, Jeanette Ingram, Ioan Mahan, and Patsy Stobaugli. ' Two Honor Soczetzes In WH S Eleven sentors seven gtrls and four boys front ptcture left are now members of the Nattonal Honor Soctety Marla Mttchell and Betty Walker second row have been members all four years Marla ts now Nattonal Honor Socxety prestdent and Betty ts vtce prestdent Other members are BACK ROW Std Anderson Doyle Henley Sam Reyes SECOND ROW Stmeon Bemo FRONT ROW Joan Crossland Dorothy Vtnsant and Martha Howell Ltnda Epton and Sharon Shtflett are not ptctured Martha IS a three year mem ber Joan and Ltnda two bid Jumors Carl Mullen and Ttsh Moore ftrst and thtrd tn second ptcture left are three year members Cayle H 3 2 Segroves ts a two year member larry Rowe one fail' N- QX Sophomore and freshmen WHS cadets ptctured at lower rtght are standtng Kenny Hatfreld Bob Kyle and Larry Stumpp freshmen 'IOP ROW Mtss Geraldine llouser sponsor Judy Roberts Monette lloofman and Ianath Duff sophomores I-RONT ROW Donna lance freshman and Patsy Stobaugh sophomore Janath and Monette are second year cadets as ts also Dorothy Wtlltams who ts not ptctured Teachers Judge Nattonal Honor Souety members on character servtce and lead ershtp Scholarshxp counts one fourth State Honor Soctety members wtn thexr honors by bemg tn the top ten per cent tn grades regardless of class They are lower left BACK ROW Mary Houser Rtchard Wares Ronald Cook Hal Owensby Judy Peebles SFCOND ROW Dorothy Wtllxams Carolyn Embach Ltnda West Barbara Chafftn Joan Altman Bonnte Weatherly FRONT ROW Oltvta Bland Rlta Anderson Ltnda Ray Gayle Segroves Sharon Myers and Lynn Henley Other members ptctured elsewhere on the page are Marla Mttchell Joan Crossland Sam Reyes Martha llowell Ttsh Moore Larry Rowe Patsy Stobauglx Kenny Hatfxeld Bob Kyle and Larry Stumpp Not ptctured are llelen Wood Ltnda Epton Sharon Shtflett and Jtmmy C osey -Q---0 -- f Q a '- ' W- - Q , o 0 0 IH I- Q 'S t t D , v Q . ' . 1 ' h I I Q . . . , . . . . - I ' ' ' I D I . D gi: .Vit -V1 I' -V . I . ' . , . Q ' 1 . 1 A H . X44 Q I - . - E ,Y ,. ,sqggr fu 7 ' - N ' R V v . 3. , l r ,Q I , xx V ,ix .I ' l . X '---. I I It K xg 1 . gi' -2' , K: - 'Q ' ,i , sf' . -- K 1 X D . I ' . F HN FA 9 r : V , v 1 ' A L! - . - I . 'Q Q ' P . - . LK- ' A : ' ' ' O' ' Q r ' u I . . i . ' . . - . - - ' - 5 3 1 v 1 1 ' - - 1 3 . . U' i ' . I . ' ' . I 2 . . I I D I I ' . I . I . l I I . l I . I I I I , W I I ' l 9 I ' ' , Las: ,gh Q Q'l7'f'T':if'?-T-1E.f -' VEATY jf Publzccztzons Rate H zgla Ken Young fcenterl Lrttle Trger edrtor rs hangmg decoratrons for the Qulll anH'SEroll dxnner held each sprrng to 1n1t1ate new members LOORIHQ on and helplng from left to rrght are Mrs Lucy B brtton sponsor of publrcatrons Jerry Hams art edrtor Betty Walker edrtor ofthe Trger and Bob lloward and Yetta Kalprn feature wrrters All are members of the Quxll and Scroll The Tiger staff thrs year undertook the task of composlng the events of both 1957 and 38 for a brennral The Llttle 'lg-er newspaper of 56 57 recerved top ratmgs for hxghschool mrmeographed newspapers The 56 Tiger recelved a f1rst class ratlng from the N S P A The 58 newspaper, thrrty three years old this year, had not been judged when the Trger went to press 1Lower lefty Hal Owensby sports edltor of the l rttle Ttger and Trger IS explarnrng typxng to hrs two helpers Clxfford Conn fstandtngj and larry Sanderson at the typewrlter In the background flower flghlf we see Kay Phelps typrst and Ralph Morton contrnurty wrrter lookmg over an old yearbook hm Ness fsecond from rrghtl assocxate edrtor glves the mxmcograph machlne a quxck cleanrng whlle fleft to r1ghtjClemma Kennedy Dewayne Wheeler Lrnda West art edltor and Ronald Perkins cont1nu1ty wrrter look on 0 0 ' A . v , . - f s - - r I . P - n I ' . . . . , ,- . . . . , , , , , o 1 ' - ' I . . . . . I O O 1 . ' . , , l I 4 1 I I ' I I Y I I ' I I I I y I I I I ' 43 Pictured above are the Wewoka High School Band officers Marla Mitchell secretary Martha Howell president Sam Reyes treasurer Richard Wares vice president Below is the comet trio. Rich- ard Wares Duane Adkins and Ronald Cook The Pride Band Num bers Adkins Duane Ballard Bryan Barnett Louvette Blankenship Don Boyd Gary Brown Tony Bryant Paul Burk George Carroll Sharon Chambers Bill Chance Ronnie Claybrook Doylene Cole Joe Don Cole Mary Cook Ronnie Criswell Pat unningham John Ellwanger Pam Filson Pam Harper Melba Harris Barbara Band Roster Harrison Raymond Hoofman Monette Howell Martha Hudspeth Sherry Houser Bill Hutton Paula Jones Dickie Jones Mary Kay Keesee Martha Knight Polly lance Donna Leonard Earl Dean McCoy Loretta McMahan Wilma Megow Frankie Mitchell Marla Moore Tish Muir Joyce Newman Billy Nichols Carolyn Oakes Phil Parsons Noel Payne Maxine Pool Lynda Prather Gwin Ray Linda Reyes Sam Robbins Linda Roberts Judy Roberts Karen S purgeon Patsy Stobaugh Patsy Stubblefield John Stumpp Larry Tipton Nelda Wares Richard Williams Barbara Williams Dorothy Wood Jeanne Wyatt Linda At left is the brass sextet: Duane Adkins Richard Wares Sam Reyes, Linda Robbins, Bill Chambers, and Frankie Megow . of Wewoka Sixzjf-One .+I kLLh Richard Wares, Marla Mitchel, and N Noel Parsons are All-State Band mem ' bers. Richard was in the symphonic i or ,: - band: Marla and Noel, the concert Q' . , ,- , ' ' 'YA f ' - . f , . , band' The band, called by Announcer Marshall Huser Pride of Wewoka, performed in their new uniforms at all football games. They rated Superior at the Midwest City Marching Contest, Twirlers, entering individually and as a team, rated Excellent. Concerts included Christmas and spring and a short concert preced- ing the pie supper. The band also attended the l-loldenville Band Festival and had partici- pants in the All-District Band at Ada. As the Tiger goes to press, the musicians are preparing for the district contest and hoping to make the State contest. Furthermore, twelve members have formed a dance band . In 1956-57, band activities included Excellent rating at dis- trict contest with Superior in sight reading: Quperior in the state marching contest at Midwest City, where Joyce Muir was named Twirler of the Dayg second place trophy at O. U. Band Day. They gave Christmas, spring and pie supper concertsg enter- ed members in All-District, All-State Bandsg and attended the instrumental workshop at Ada . Small ensembles shown at right are: Jeanne Wood, Monette Hoofman, Tish Moore, and Joyce Muir Knot picturedj--flute quartetg Noel Parsons, Louvette Barnett, Mary Kay Jones, Patsy Spurgeon---sax quartetg Barbara Williams, Linda Poole, Pam Filson---junior high flute trio: Marla Mitchel, Martha Howell, Patsy Stobaugh, Donna Lance---clarinet quartet. -4 Pictured left are National Forensic League officers: Linda Epton, secretary: Larry Rowe, vice-pres- identg Roger Perkins, president: and Duke Ligon, treasurer: looking at some of the trophies the debaters have won. Debaters Capture H0 nors Wewoka High School debaters this year grabbed many honors to decorate the halls of W. H.S. Among their accomplishments are: qualifying for state in debate, boys' extemporaneous speaking, boys' radio, standard oratory, interpretation of dramatic literature, interpre- tation of poetry and discussion. The speech department has also entertained various men's and women's social organizations. At upper left we see N.F.L. members Duke Ligon, Carl Mullen, Linda West, and Larry Rowe. Not pictured are Joyce Muir, Roger Perkins, Linda Epton, and Olivia Bland. The Thespian Club this year presented Dino, a play based on juvenile delinquency. At lower left are Thespian members, BACK ROW: Dorothy Vinsant, Charlotte Grimes, Joe Don Cole, Ronald Perkins, Judy Howard, Tia Juana Wiley, Joan Crossland, Alvie San- ders, Clayton Smart, Kay Phelps, Hal Owensby, Kenny Young and Jerry Harris. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Embach, Marilyn Claybrook, Marla Mitchell, and Yetta Kalpin. FRONT ROW: Carl Mullen, treasurer, Sid Anderson, presi- dent: and l.arry Rowe, vice-president. Members not pic- tured are Phyllis Adams, Roger Perkins, Joyce Muir, and Linda Epton, Sharon Shiflett is Thespian secretary. 4, Clubs Honor Athletes or Spur Them On At right are the officers of W and Pep Clubs. W Clubbers, top, are Larry King, president, Don Logan, treasurerg Dick Johnson, reporterg Doyle Henley, vice-president: and Joe Don Cole, secretary. Not shown are Dick Gosey, sgt. at arms, and the sponsors, Coaches Phil Ball and Claude Kedy. Any boy who letters in a sport at WHS is eligible to belong. Pep Club officers, shown talking to Mrs, Virginia Biggers, sponsor, are Gayle Segroves, president: Dalene Nichols, secretary: Carolyn Embach, treasurerg and Charlene Duff, vice-president. Club Simeon Bemo Joe Don Cole G ary Cluck Jerry Dodd Dick Gosey Doyle Henley Larry King Don Logan Hal Owensby Sam Reyes Bill Huser Clayton Smart Lyman Hobbs Dun Wallace Clifford Conn Kenny Harrod Dick Johnson David Kyle Benny Lovett Pete Payne Don Rice Gary Wilson James Wright Larry Hunter Wayne Hunter Doyle Ivester Frankie Mitchell Bill Ligon David Lusty Pep Club Carolyn Embach Gayle Segroves Ardith Patterson Sandra Newman Rebecca Sharp Nancy llolmes Juanita LaValley Judy Robison Yetta Kalpin Judy Smart Annetta Wyrick Joyce Lovett Bernice Smart Mary Houser Cay Strider Olivia Bland Janath Duff Nancy Abbiss Sharon Myers Carolyn Nichols Dennie O'Donnell JoAnn Altman Rita Anderson Jeanette Ingram Polly Knight Jean Villines Sharon Logan Deana Walker Linda Kikcr Norma Vaughan Sandra Daniels Jeanette Franklin Charlene Duff Dalene Nichols I inda hpton Linda West Judy Peebles Sharon Shifflet Voncille Poole Shirley Ramsey l inda llume Marchetta Jones Diane Weston Linda Garett Saundra Ford Lillian Evans Nina Weatherly Leta Dodd Linda Ray Louvette Barnett Jeanne Woods Tish Moore Maxine Payne Doylene Claybrook Martha Keesee Patsy Stobaugh Patsy Spurgeon Marla Mitchell Martha Howell Wilma McMahan X1 F H A Has Vczrzea' Interests Hrghlrghttng the actlvlttes of the Wewoka chapter of the Future Homemakers of Amerrca for l9o8 was an actrve partlctpatton on the state rally and an mvrtatton appearance on a statew1deT V program, wttha presentatton of a style show An assembly program, a mother daughter dxnner and program, attendtng the state rally are just a few outstandmg achtevernents of the club An F H A Buddy and Mrss F H A contest paxd offm the form of a krln for ceramtcs for the home economtcs students Ceramtcs and hat maktng are new addttlves rn the home maktng currtculum Another new and dtfferent phase of home economtcs study ts the housmg umt Mxss Mae Rollow, Southeast Dtstrtct home economtcs supervtsor, summed up the atmos phere tn the Future Homemaker of Amertca club and the home economtcs department of W H S when she remarked durtng one of her vtstts 1 always love to come to Wewoka because there ts always somethtng new and drfferent there, and tt makes a supervtsor feel good to see such varted actrvtty FHA offlcers shown above wlth thexr sponsor are Joan Mahan treas urer Yetta Kalprn vrce presrdent Betty Walker presldent and past sub dtstrrct vrce prcsldent Mrs Lmlly Lollts sponsor Bermce Sman htstorran Ardtth Patterson parlramentartan and Mary Houser chaplarn Not ptctured IS T1a Juana Wlley secretary and past sub dlstrlct secretary freshmen Judy Cram Jana Beth Potter Jeanette Ingram and Paula llutton f1rst pxcture left demonstrate thetr sewtng techntques ln llome EC I In the second plcture left Drana Walker Verbena Johnson Vonda Brown Bernrce Smart and lmda Garrett around the table demon rate therr sewlng sktll In the background are Jo Ann Bates Rebecca utler Nlna Weatherly and Freda Snow Members not shown are Dalphy Adams Jolene Bag well Margaret Bates Louvette Barnett Lxnda Be 'J' Sharon Brooks Sharon Carroll Barbara Chaffln Paulette Chaffln Doylene Claybrook Marrlyn Clay brook Alnrta Collrer Shtrley Cook Wrlladean Crenshaw Helen Crossland Sharon Crow L1ll1an Evans Myrna Gantt Sharon Gregg Llnda Grlmes Patsy llatr Patsy Harjo Melva Harper Barbara Harrls Glenda Harrts Nancy llawktns Melva Henry 5 Nancy Holmes Phyllis Horn Lmda Hume Karen lrwln Marchetta Jones Mary Kay Jones Kay Kxker Sharon Logan Loretta McCoy Carolyn Nrchols Linda Poole Slurley Ramsey Karen Roberts Rlta Sanders Sue Sanders Evelyn Sprmgfteld Patsy Spurgeon Darlene Strange Joseph1neTr1mble if ,.s'1-.si is Tl Naoml Tumble Norma Vaughan Beverly Walker Bonnre Weatherly Dxane Weston T1a Juana Wtley Barbara W111l3mS llelen Wtlltams Wood S K . '- g vu :1 '1 ' . . , 0 l I I a a ' . 1 1 1 . 1 . k . 1 l - 1 . 1 - k . 1 . . . - - I . . I . . N. H Q 1 1 . , 1 - ' tv 1 1 I , ff , ' ' ' I - A S . 1 . . ' P 1 ' 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 1 1 . ' . 1 1 is ..- ' -- . - , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 ' J 1 st . , 1 B , . . V - N 1 N 1 1 1 111 1 Q 1 1 1 Ya.. ' ' - 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 5- , . . Q 1, 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 JY g ' 1 . , V T5 1 I 1 1 1 3 . tt I - is ,, 1 4 1 1 Y We 4 . . . . , .A 1 1' 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 Y, -51 sig. 1? - ' JM ' f . , 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 rqawif Don Smith--reporter, Sonny Cunningham--secretary, Kenny Harrod--treasurer, Cecil Bell--vicc-president, Don Logan--president, and Mr. Clifford Christ--advisor, discuss the nrles of the 1958 judging contest. Future Farmers Have Good Year The Wewoka F F A Chapter members have increased thetr swrne and beef breedrng programs As a result they have won prrzes at the Semrnole County Tulsa State Muskogee State Oklahoma Crty State Farrs and the South east Drstnct Show at Wrlburton John Howard Don Smrth Wrnfred Brock Sam Davts Wayne Crrttendon are Judgrng Angus and Hereford steers shown by Kenny Harrod and Sam Mmter Charles Cole Wrnfred Brock Sam Mmter Cecrl Bell Sonny Cunnrngham look on whrle Don Logan gives reasons for placement on a class of barrows Members Troy Azlin Bob Bland B111 Bland Brll Blankenshrp B111 Boyd Wrllram Bradley Wrnfred Brock Charles Cole Sam Cole Don Cook Joe Tom Cox Wrllrs Crenshaw Wayne Crrttendon Sam Davrs Bxll Galyon Jrm Gosey Jerry Hays Lyman Hobbs Bob Howard John Howard Lee Howard hm Jones Joe Kay Ronald Knowles J1m Mrddleton Sam Mmter Bob Mrtchell Ted Mxtchell Pat Norvell Mrkal Parrrs Jerry Roper Joe Smrth Gene Staggs Ben Streater Don Trpton Ronnre Treat Brll Tumble Dan Wallace Charles Walker Don York -49 garb 'R fi' .-ggi' Girls' Vocal Groups Active , . if Martha Howell, first soprano, Maxine Payne, second soprano: Gayle Segroves, first altog and Carolyn Embach, second alto, first picture right, compose the girls' quartet. This quartet, which originated in junior high school, lost Sally Whittington and Sandra Love, who moved away. Martha Howell and Maxine Payne took their places. Members of the girls' trio are Nancy Hawkins, Patsy Hair, and Jeanette Franklin. This is a newly organized group. 3 WHS Girls' Glee Club, also directed by Mr. Marsh, are pictured below. They are, FIRST ROW: Melva Henry Sharon Logan, Norma Vaughn, Rita Anderson, Diana Walker, Dennie O'Donnell. SECOND ROW: Leta Dodd, Saundra Ford, Martha Howell, Jeanette Ingram, Nina Weatherly, Rebecca Butler. Those not shown are lean Bradley, Linda Hume, and Linda Grimes. te 1 ff fl-rr :ve 'W mu? 9 Calendar M trch April T1ger deadlme Career Day All School Talent Contest Sl hesptan play Intramural Basketball tournament lnterscholast1c Meets State Speech Tourney Iuntor Play Sentor lvlertt Tests Ma Senlor Merlt Tests Baccalaureate Nattonal Honor Soctety Tea Awards ntght Sentor Pea Graduatlon IUHIOI' Sentor Banquet Flnals Readrng counter clockwtse Betty Walker Ttger edttor supervtses annual work Raldt Morton Ronald Perkxns Larry Ktng Dan Wallace Lrncla Ray Ltnda West Dorothy Vlnsant Charlotte Grrmes Gary Cluck Ken Young and Dalene Ntchols enjoy a DICHIC Dorothy Vtnsant Charlotte Grtmes Clemma Kennedy and Yetta Kalpln practtce for the Sentor Tea Jeanette Frankltn Jlm Ness Larry Ktng Sharon Logan and Benny Gosey attend the Frontler Day Dance Career Day chairmen are Ken Harrod Std Anderson Carl Mullen Don Rtce Pat Norvell Phyllts Adams Wrlladean Crenshaw Betty Walker Doyle Henley Ioan Crossland Linda Ray Frankte Megow Yetta Kalptn Sam Reyes Clifford Conn and Narla Mrtchell Standing rs Mrs Merle Mullen spon sor Mrs Lena Yandell drrects Cltfford Conn and Jeanette Frank lm at the tumor play tryouts others present are standtng David Kyle Earnest Tucker Jauntta LaVa1ley Ardlth Patterson Duke Ltgon Kenny llarrod and Larry Sanderson kated Carl Mullen Cay Sntder Ltnda Epton Dewayne Wheeler Roger Perkins Joe Kay Glen Walker Benny Gosey Larry Rowe and Rebecca Sharp Members of the Tx er staff at work are Judy Peebles Hal Owensby Betty Walker Ken Young, Clxfford Conn Ronald Perktns Bob Howard and Ltnda West Mr James Brown and Mr Fred Jones drxve the Wewoka school busses thts year In a scene from the Thesptan play rehearsal Alvre Sanders argues with Sid Anderson Iioynlty G ' A Q V v . .EY x R ff 4 f Qlfffgspfiffl T,,.u+h ond honor, 1-We 'md jlorjl 'gs- x xx Y -... Q Q. , .-b-.mas-, 4 .4 .1- f ' L , , Tl? 2644042 794x445 S 1, .mit Qu: f .gwwr-' - C31-S53 -if-Nef':ig.,, 7 v w- ya '1 Nw-'F?v - 4, ,. .. fig KW Dade 16944 -'5,. .JA Qeculood pwece foe Dm Hole Swan Qu , e' V., 17 4 1 A ' pukcew 764 plldltdf Sum Mrs Ira 'VI Lang KW1ll1e Mae Thomason W H S 19167 judged the Tiger queen candidates this year according to thelr beauty scholarship talents and service She says It has been dlfflcult for me to choose two from andong the four lovely candidates usmg the four Cflfefla which vxere submitted to me as a basis for judging After careful thought I have given first place to Patsy Stobaugh the little sophomore and second place to Tia Juana Vlfiley the very attractive senior. It would have been my delight to have given each a first place. xc' if 'Pj D040 Vaeatm, Sopiomofze 941640 7z0640l4' f Tiger Attendants P4144 Sfwem, 7,,,,,4,,,,,,, zum awe 7 rp' F. cr- vigwrfzgfyfza Aw., .,-, , . . , M E-itihvifzsw jugs-hiv Vfzfae 1 ' ' K P-f::1+, ' M: ,--Sw-fi g-'Li-' ,Mafia -'QF-fm J f '1 . 1 A , ' ' f , .-,, V: In 1, -1 V. , , we :,.,-4.51 ' '12 ' - 2664 ffndezaon, 'gadletlall Zaeew mum Kama, Wmud 77114 gaddq and7Z4nayWalmea 7fZc44?W,4 Wicnflaqfawell ff mrdleon lady 57 'Zzvzamafzal 7oafuz4ment Kun? and Zaeen -8' f I as U Eau! Wiaaoawz and Eaqmond 1957 Seaview - ff!!-5:4046 T649 and Zueen Dofwtiq 'Wmaant and Dew 70a!Z4ae 1757 fcauou ,az SCM puncew and puace .lowozlelft .luzdafaqcuwlpefe paqne 1957 Sopdanwcea ,455 Scion! Hdendanw 7mm mama: M4 pw, Smal, 1957 7mm fm sm: Awww 'WWE Pi if, T+k cj 'f' S 2 it if ,.., ' 'Tj AW.: v wif Y X 4 Q 4 6 -0' .x if If l ff, 9 , , W L 1. Q ',,, V , ,M , ,N ' QQ Q W, ,,- WEQLJ' E1 V l,l,i 3i7i 13f',f 5 if J 3 Q ee wi+h voi-ces proudly rinjin , Comes 0'-W VK 'FH F YH ai, 35t 2 W' Above are the senior squadnient of l957 with the coaches . BACK ROW: Coaches Claude Kedy, Phil Ball, and john Griffin. MIDDLE ROW: Hal Owensby, Robert Phillips, Dick Gosey, joe Don Cole, Doyle Henley, Larry King, Herbert Cooper, Larry Hunter, and Alfred jordan J' FRONT ROW: Preston Clark, Dan Wallace, Lyman Hobbs, jerry Dodd, Don Logan, Clayton Smart, Gary Cluck, and Simeon Bemo. Memories of '56 and '5 7 i957 SCHEDULE September Wewoka Shawnee September Wewoka Sulphur September Wewoka Midwest City x October Wewoka Henryetta 'x October Wewoka Holdenville 'x October Wewoka Ada 'X October Wewoka McAlester x November Wewoka Seminole 'x November Wewoka Durant November Wewoka Del City ' Home Games Conference Games Pictured at right, top to bottom: Tigers smear Sulphur running play in '56 game. Cole gets long yardage against Sulphur in '56, Willis of Ada carries against the Tigers in '56. In '57 Midwest City contest, Lena bulls for extra yardage. Bc-mo carries and Phillips blocks in '57 Seminole game. Willis is off to the races against Seminole in '57 . From an 8-l-l season in 1956, Wewoka sank to 4-5-l in 1957. Plagued by injuries and illness, the Tigers still played high-spirited football, but were unable to win many games. The '56 squad, losing only to Ada and tied by Midwest City, was one of the highest scoring teams in Wewoka's history, tallying 332 points. During the past two seasons, Wewoka has proved that Negroes and whites can integrate without the trouble that has broken out in other sections of the country. Inte- gjrgation of the football teams of Wewoka and Wewoka uglass High Schools has proved very satisfactory. ,51- x '5 7 - - LoyczL Bmw Ana' 'NWN lg . A V 49-DON LOGAN, Center it 4 f All Conference, All State, co-captain iv-Jos poN cotta, Fuiiback Honorable Mention All State High School All American , ,e r X 1 33-PRESTON CLARK Tackle Honorable Mention All Conference I 13'SIMlKJN BEMO Quarterback All Conference X S 35-LARRY KING Q xi Tackle gl All Conference - f 'ft . lgifii x - 1- V, . .1 zz C ni as f ' e 'Cv V 5 . 21-JERRY DODD L i ' Guard 23'DOYLE HENLEY Quarterback Co-Captain 27-Payne and l5- Willis bring down a Shawnee ball carri- er in the l957 game. On this page are shown the '57 senior players. Two of them, Joe Don Cole and Doyle Henley, were the only offensive starters return- ing from the '56 team. Cole missed the last half of the season with a knee injuryg and Henley, after rupturing a blood vessel in the opener with Shawnee, was able to play only briefly in four more games. . -4, 5, . :1,'.- L.L1 g iff ' , fr. ,5.3,14lQ'fF- ,f , '- f , - lla-L V- -L 'rfifiifsiifa e. tr . ,fl V f'1 ,. P ,. . . Y'-Q . x, I- 1. h , ggi ,- 7 4 I A L1f'fT,wL:,: g if . 'T lax? , I . yn- T f gr . , -g Q 'I - 'il 25-DICK GOSEY :so-HAL ow ENSBY 16-GARY CLUCK 28-DAN WALLACE Center Guard End End 37-LARRY HUNTER llaliback , :. Z, A ,ig-4.::i'Qff' 36-LY MAN HOBBS 5 AMF? Tackle I gg. 1 U- f' 54-CLAYTON SMART ' T fi' Guard K, H A Ji j , A 1 I ' E I ,,,. rl, sq is Still, Cole went on to re- ceive honorable mention on both the all-state and i ' high school all-American teams, plus a football I scholarshipto the Univer- , 1 1 sity of Oklahoma . Henley gained his fame later in the year in basketball. Harrod 1411, Gosey125j, Cooper 1123, Owensby130j blocks as Johnson Logan 149j, and an unidentified player 1l9j is tackled by Del City player. scramble for aloose ball inthe Del City game. Heres The Sqzmd of '58 The junior squad members at left talking to Coach Phil Ball are, BACK ROW: Tony Watts, Don Rice, Kenny llarrod, Boyze Iidwards, A. L. Reynolds, David Carolina, and James Wright, FRONT ROW: Bob Cud- jo, Al Stearns, Joe Kay, Larry Sanderson, Benny Lovett, Clifford Conn, Pete Payne, Dick Johnson, and Coach Ball, Sophomore players pictured at left with Coaches Claude Kedy and john Griffin are, BACK ROW: Ken Brooks, David Lusty, Wayne llunter, Fred Jones, Gene Coats, Grady Sharp, and Don Fields, FRONT ROW ieMitcl1ell, O. C. Roberts, Zeke Over- strect, Bill Ligon, and manager Allen Per- l kins. Not pictured is Dale Parent. Underelassmen pictured on this page will form the nucleus of next year'S team, which is expected to put on a far better showing than the -L-5-l record of l957 . Coach Phil Ball discusses next year's season with freshman footballers Charles Walker, Raymond Ilarrison, Ted Mit'- chell, Ronnie Cluck, Jerry Litton, llliott Leitka, jr., and Dale Smart, These boys helped the Cowart junior High football team run up a l-4 record this year. Below, members of Coach Ball's sixth hour football class watch Don Rice work with weights. These boys keep in shape for football season by working out all year. Pictured are Coach Ball, Frankie Mitchell, Bill Litton, Don Rice, Joe Kay, Jim Hutchins, Grady Sharp, Pete Payne, Dick Johnson, Clifford Conn, Larry San- derson, Robbie Miller, Gary Gluck, and Dale Parent. Jim llart, Robbie Miller, Al Wi1liS. FFHHR' FE- 53 me M' 2- .5 Above is the Tiger A basketball team BACK ROW Doyle Henley Gary Wtlson Wayne Hunter Std Anderson and Larry Hunter FRONT ROW james Wrlght joe Don Cole Benny Lovett Benny Gosey and Slmeon Bemo Not Shown are Bxll Huser Coach Claude Kedy and Manager Dxck Gosey Plctured here lS the B team BACK ROW Doyle Ivester Don Ftelds Pat Norvell and Freddie Jones FRONT ROW Davxd Lusty Eddte Rtder Allen Perktns and Mnke Norvell I mlbroved Roundballers Gzve Fam Tlwzlls A Team Basketball Schedule 1957 1958 Wewoka Wewoka Wewoka Wewoka Wewoka Wewoka Wewoka Wewoka Wewoka Wewoka Wewoka Wewoka Wewoka Wewoka Wewoka Wewoka Wewoka 22 Wewoka 29 Wewoka 53 Durant forfelted l Wewoka 44 Wewoka 39 Wewoka 43 Wewoka 43 Okemah Sulphur St Gregory Bowlegs St Gregory Pauls Valley Konawa U S Grant Capltol H111 Edmond Holdenvllle McAlester Semlnole Ada Henryetta Sulph Shawnee Holdenvllle McAlester game Ada Henryetta Cushmg Durant March 4 Brlstow, here March 6 7 8 Reglonal Tournament at Holdenvllle W1th a l2 13 w1n loss record to date the 57 58 bas ketball squad boasts Wewoka s best court record 1n four years Although the Tlgers f1l'llSheCl only flfth xn the Sooner Star Conference a few more wlns would have sent them much hlgher Fans w1l1 never forget such thrxllmg games as the 40 39 vlctory over St Gregory the 51 49 overtxme w1n over Cap1tol H111 1n the Southeast H1gh Tourna ment the 38 37 overtxme defeat of Semmole rated the number 2 1n the state at the t1me and the 39 38 come from behmd w1n over Henryetta whlch clmched fxfth place xn the conference Below are the sentor squadmen Larry Hunter joe Don Cole Doyle Henley Sxmeon Bemo and Std Anderson Not Ptctured lS B111 Huser 65 'mi bf? 'of-if ,J L- 0 'so' Qfffr? K. ' S fl fS'iT:'- 4 ,ga sal' Y-'le s-J as :Hi ,. 53 32 . I . . .A .A - 36 33 ' '. . , ' 40 . 39 . . ' . .- 44 58 . ' .' 5 ' 54 . 49 ' 49 37 67 36 40 . . 47 Sl ' ' 49 40 ' : , , 35 ' , ' , ' . ' 50 . 67 ' ' . 38 ' 37 24 25 9 55 ur 33 B Tc tm Schedule Talkrng, to Coach Claude Kedy left are members of the freshman basketball team These boys whlle they posted only a 1 9 wrn loss record learned the baslc fundamentals of the game and should be valuable to the hrgh school roundball squad rn COITHHQ, years Plctured are Coach Kedy Charles Walker Charles Drnsmore Thomas smtth Ronnte Treat Tommy Peacock Kenny Hatfield Dale Smart andjoe 1' bmtth Not present ts Teddy Mrtchell lf A' 'X...gk Basketball Brmgs Exczlznq Moments 111 5 7 58 In the B game agarnst Wewoka Douglass James Wrrght 1J01 srnks a lay up Wewoka Wcwoka Wewoka Wcwoka Wcwoka VN ewoka VX ewoka VN ewoka Wcwoka Wewoka Wewoka Vvewoka Wewoka We-woka Wewoka Wewoka Wewoka Wewoka March 4 Okemah Sulphur St Gregory Bowlegs St Gregory Holdcnvtlle McAlestcr Semtnolc Ada Henryetta Sulphur Holdenvtlle McAlester Scmrnole Wewo ka Douglass Ada Henryetta Cushmg Brtstow here L ary Wtlson 1551 goes up for 1 re Larry llunter 1441 Doyle llenlcy 1001 Doyle llenley and I arry llunter fast bound tn the Bowlegs game Wayne and Sxmcon Bemo1l11 move the ball breakag,a1nstl3owlegs Hunter 1501 rs at left. agatnst Bowlegs V s 51 ' ' ' ' ' , - '- :L 'Q 3 I G 5 '. ' 1 X II 1 ' ' . 1 ' . . . . I Nl - . iff 4 J if in ' C 1 ,r,. at 1, ft fs. y 4 4 a a , -, . L ' H 36 ' 33 24 . 1 f - 27 . ' 35 1 ' , ' 22 - 1'3 f H 28 A ' S ' ' ' 26 ' - 43 J ' 46 ' 34 ' 25 ' , ' 22 H ' t 43 23 31 36 ' Pictured right is Wewoka's l958 track team: Larry Sander- son, Dick johnson, Pete Payne, Gary Wilson, Clifford Conn, Wayne Hunter, Benny Lovett, and Frankie Mitchell. Spring Sports Have Good Turnout At right is the golf squad limbering up Mike Norvell, Jerry Williams jim Hart Pat Norvell and Ronald Per kms In a more relaxed moment the golfers Pat Norvell Ronald Perkins jerry Williams Mike Norvell and jim Hart discuss future matches Below are boys tennis squadmen Sid Anderson Sam Reyes Here are the girls tennis hopefuls Louvette Bill Huser Allen Perkins, Eddie Rider and james Wright Barnett janath Duff Dorothy Williams Sharon Logan and Jeanne Wood --..,, K' 67 I , . . 1 1 I ' . N S, A , ' 'N '-s. ' '--U., . , . H L .nz Y -- ! N, - . 7 P I . A Q ' ' F- ' 1 - - - 1 - , I D 3 I 1 I ' I l D , . '--...Q . ' imwhds' 'L-...- -5-,-1M.?'- .slug 53 ,S .1 fi ,A . , ' V . ,X . A A slain -FT fi,-1,-.. l x ' , E 5 1 fi 1, j Robert Phillips f44J, Doyle Henley 1231, and Pete Payne f27J defend againsta Shawnee pass Pete Payne 1271 blocks for Joe Don Cole C175 ln the Shawnee game Sports Change Wztb The Season Benny Lovett C001 shoots over the guard of joe Don Cole 1122 tn the Juntor senlor mtrasquad game All football and basketball act1on DICIUISS are courtesy of the Wewoka Tlmes Cltftord Conn Dxck johnson Pete Payne and Larry Sanderson Txger clndermen walt for the startxng gun 1 Dorothy Wtllxams xn the foreground and Sharon Logan prepare for the sea son s flrst tenms match v D ' 4 , , . v 1 1 1 1 u 1 r y . . . Memories of '57 Although the class of '57 were noted for their fine scholas tic records, they still took time to play. Ronald Lovett, flower leftj enjoyed clowning at the junior- senior banquet. Barry Kalpin Qlower, second from rightj Kenneth Cook, and Nancy Factor, flower rightj were dressed in pioneer outfits for the '89er day celebrations . Other scenes are from a mid-year party. Douglas Sharp, Barbra Parent, Qtopj Sam Reyes, Mary Benzinque, Mary Epton, Kenny Young, Csecond from topj Norma Gilstrap, Tom Criswell fsecond lefty were among many of the stu- dents and alumni who enjoyed the dance. When Time who steals our years away Shallsteal our pleasures too The mem'ry of the past will stay, And half our joys renew. -- Thomas Moore ban' 'T' There Comes A Last Time How many times we've met at these old lockers--sometimes with laughter, Sometimes with sadness Getting ready for a final exam---looking forward to a football game or a sock hop---checking on an algebra problem or a book report. . . And now it's Goodbye, Charlotte, . . Goodbye, joe Don. Clean the lockers for two newcomers, who will learn to sing, Hail, all hail, our Alma Mater. Abbis Nancy 47 Ackenhausen John 35 Adams Dalphy 28 46 Adams Hzyllls 4 12 19 31 46 Adklns Duane 32 44 45 Altman Jo Ann 35 42 47 Anderson Ann 28 Anderson Rita 35 40 42 47 49 51 Anderson Sld 4 19 42 46 65 67 Azlrn Troy 32 47 Baccarrnr Bob 60 Bagwell Jolene 19 31 46 Barley Sandra 26 49 Baker Paul Henry '12 Phtl 7 '31 60 6 Barnett Louvette 28 40 44 45 46 47 Barnhart Phyllis 19 Index Cooper Herbert 6163 Cox Joe Tom 20 47 Cram Judy 48 49 Crenshaw Sarah 16 Crenshaw Wllliadean 20 2 Crenshaw Willrs 35 47 Crrswell Pat 35 44 Crtttondon Wayne 32 47 Crossland Joan 12 21 42 46 Crossland Helen 32 46 Crow Sharon 32 46 Cudjo Bob 64 Culbertson Irene 4 6 12 Cunmngham Barbara 14 Cunnmgham Sonny 28 47 Danrels Sandra 12 '32 41 49 Davrs Sammre 32 47 Henley Lynn Burris 22 42 Henry Mclba .sa 46 49 51 Henson Robert 22 60 Hrsaw Ray Z9 Hobbs Lyman 22 47 60 61 63 Hoffman Jtmmy 36 Hoofman Monette 33 Holmes Nancy 29 46 Home Phyllis 33 46 Hom Judy Howard 22 Howard Howard Howell Lee 36 47 John 32 47 Martha 22 42 44 45 41 51 57 Howard Robert 22 31 47 49 Howard Robert 36 H ubbard Ja mes 6 0 H ume Carol 17 Bates Jo Ann 32 46 48 Bates Margaret 32 46 Beasley Judy 56 Bell Cectl 19 47 Bell Lrnda 35 46 Delcour l-red .15 Dems Vesta 6 12 Dinsmore Charles 35 66 Dtnsmore Blanche 12 28 Dodd Leta 35 47 47 51 Hume Lmda 36 46 47 51 Huser Bill 22 44 47 65 67 Houser Geraldine 4 8 42 40 Houser Mary 29 42 46 47 48 Hutchins J 64 Bemo Simeon 19 40 42 47 60 61 62 Berryhrll Harold Bezrnque Mary 16 69 Blble B1lly 35 Btggers V1.rgin1a 7 47 Bland B111 28 47 Bland Bob 32 47 Bland Olrver 32 42 46 47 Blankenshrp B111 47 Bohannon Andrewette Dodd Jerry 21 31 47 60 Dooley Martha 15 Duff Charlene .11 47 49 Duff Janath 28 31 32 42 47 59 ra e J A 7 Edwards Boyze 60 64 Edwards Francie 16 Fdwards Perry 16 60 Epton Eltzabeth 15 69 Epton Llnda 12 26 40 42 46 47 Cain Raymond 16 56 48 49 Boyd B111 32 47 49 Boyd Gary 35 44 Brock Wlnfred 32 47 Bradley Jean 32 49 51 Bradley William 32 47 Brooks Kenneth 64 Brooks Sharon 31 32 46 Brown Tony 35 44 Brown Vonda 32 48 Burk George 19 '11 44 Bumett Doug 35 Buswell Albert Butler Rebecca '32 46 48 Emback Carolyn 27 31 46 47 49 51 Fngle Judy 14 Evans Lilllam 32 46 47 Factor Nanci 17 69 Feely Jay Von 35 Flelds Don 33 64 65 Filson Max 12 Flo d Ben D 2 Floyd Floy 12 Ford Saundra 31 47 49 51 Franklln Jeanette 12 27 47 Franklin Joan 17 Frasier Jlmmy 17 Frasier Geneva 26 495 Hunter Hunter Hutton Hutton Ingram Irw1n Larry Z2 40 Wayne 33 47 64 65 66 67 Paula 36 44 46 48 Pa 1 2 Jeanette 4 36 46 47 48 49 51 Karen 4 29 46 Ivester Doyle 47 56 65 John Leon S 4 6 Johnson Dick 27 47 60 61 67 Johnson Verbena 4 43 46 48 Johnson walter 36 Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Bo 15 60 Darleen 15 Dick 44 Freddie 33 64 65 lim 33 47 John Paul 33 Marchetta 28 46 47 Mary Kay 44 45 46 wllllam 60 Ka'Ipln Barry 17 60 69 Kalpln Yetta 4 13 23 31 llalr Pats 12 33 46 49 51 Cam Reba 16 Calhoun Mtke Campbell Marylyn Vlnson 19 46 Campbell Tommy 16 Carl Chuck 35 Carroll Sharon 35 44 46 Carolrne Davtd 64 I hadtck Phyllls 20 Chaffm Barbara 28 42 Chaffm Loretta 16 Chaffxn Paulette 35 46 Christ Clrfford 7 Chamber B111 28 44 Chewnrng Shrrley 20 43 Clarborne Ray 6 12 Clark Preston 20 31 61 62 Claybrook Doylene 32 44 46 47 Claybrook Marilyn 20 46 Clemons Mark 32 Cluck Gary 20 31 40 47 6 61 63 64 Cluck Ronnie 35 55 Gaines Bob 21 Gantt Myma 21 46 Gammons Carol Barbre 21 Ganett Dorothy 15 Garrett Linda 12 32 48 Caylon Billy 33 47 Gosey Benny 28 60 65 Gosey Dick 21 40 47 61 Gosey llmmy 35 47 Grham Alfonso 60 Granger Bob 17 Gray Glenna 21 31 Gregg Itmmy 28 35 Gregg Sharon 46 Grlstrap Norma 15 69 Grtffin John 60 61 64 Grimes Charolette 21 46 70 Grrmes Lmda 35 46 51 Cleveland Fred 32 Coates Gene 64 Coker Carmallta 16 Cook Cook Cook Cook Cook Cole Cole Cole David 32 Don 47 Kenneth 15 16 69 Ronald 28 35 42 44 Shirley 20 31 46 Charles 32 47 llarjo Harjo llarjo Harris Harris Harris Harris Harrts Harris Y Joe Dave 28 Patricia 33 Patsy 21 46 Barbara 31 44 46 Glenda 28 46 Jerry 4 21 '31 40 43 46 Jerry Don 17 Max 12 on Raymond '15 44 64 Joe Don 4 20 31 40 44 46 47 55 60 61 62 65 68 70 Samuel 35 47 Collter Alnlta 20 31 46 Collrer Loy 28 o ter I D Conger Jess 12 Conn Clrfford 28 43 47 60 64 67 68 Conn Sandra 16 Cooper Cynthla 26 Harper Melva '15 44 46 Harrod Kenny 27 47 57 60 63 Hart James 33 64 67 Hatfreld Bruce 14 llatfteld Kenny 16 42 66 Hawkrns Charles 15 Hawkins Nancy 33 46 49 Hays Jerry 22 47 Henley Doyle 22 26 40 42 62 65 66 68 71 Kay Joe 28 47 64 Kedy Claude 8 60 61 64 65 Keesee Charles 60 Keesee Don 17 Keesee Martha 33 44 47 Kennedy Clemma 23 43 King Herbert 60 King Larry 23 31 47 60 61 Kiker Lmda 36 46 47 Kirk Coleta 29 Kirkland Jerry 33 Kntght Pblly 36 44 47 Knight Terrel 17 Knowles Ronnie 29 47 Kyle Bob 36 42 Kyle David 29 49 Lance Donna 36 42 44 45 ang R M Langston Tommy 36 49 Laster Lynn 33 Lathem Ethel 4 8 40 La Valley Jaunita 29 47 Ledgerwood Mary 17 Leitka Anna 23 49 Leltka Elliott Jr 36 64 Lena Jrmmle 29 60 Lena Martha 33 Leonard Earl 33 44 Lrgon Bill 31 33 47 60 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