Wewoka High School - Tiger Yearbook (Wewoka, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1959 volume:

THE :ll TIGER I959 Wcwoka High School Wcwoka, Oklahoma Embilfking upon a lifetime of learning, two freshmen apprentices, Wally York and Linda Culp, step up onto the portals of higher education. I To SCh0l2lI'ShlP, the essential and basic material from which citizenship is molded, and to the spirit and longevity of such a quality, we, the members of the N958-50 TIGER staff, dedicate this yearhook. I. x, 'YUWRIQ a 1 l consider an human soul without education like marhle in a quarry, which shows none of its in- herent beauties 'til the skill of the polisher fetches out the colours, makes the surface shine, and dis- covers every ornamental cloud, spot and vein that runs through the body of it. joseph Addison 2 The Tiger . ,, ' ln. H' Table of Contents Dedication . . . . Administration . Classes . . . . . '58 Honor Students Activities ..... Royalty ...... Sports . Index. . ..2 . ...5 ...ll ...l2 . . ...4l ...53 ...::9 ...71 'sn Calendar S EPTEMB ER 2--School Begins I2--First Edition of Little Tiger, first football game OCTOBER I I--Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y induction 23-24--State Teachers' Meeting 25--Band wins second at OU band day 27-28--Pep club initiation NOVEMBER 5--Junior Miss America candidate and school royalty named h--Band wins first at McAlester marching contest IO-17--Twirp Week l-1--Ali-school queen crowned I9-20--Junior-senior play 21 --Annual King announced Still talking over the happenings of summer, students stream into the giant WHS workshop and are hardly seen again until the football games. Then here, at the Seminole game is Mary Ann Sheets, hold- ing a coffee pot and resting from the moneymaking activities of the junior class to watch an exciting play. After a test of time, an all-school queen, Miss Patsy Stobaugh, is elected by fellow workers to the highest royal position. Confer- ring the crown upon her pretty head is Tiger co-captain, Pete Payne. Adding to the suspense in the days before the Wewoka vs . Ada football game, Judy Peebles and June Gibson erect an encouraging banner in the hallway of the school. A different kind of encouragement is given by Patricia Stephenson to Joyce Muir as they review the throes of talent contests after Joyce had been selected as Wewoka Junior Miss and Pat had i taken runner-up position. Later Joyce went on to win the Oklahoma Junior Miss title. Going-to-College quiz, sponsored by Tulsa University to select another royal personality, discovered the chame pion, Linda West. Others challenged in one of the first major tests put to the apprentices, left to right, Ronald Cook, Carolyn Embach, Tom Ligon, Noel Parsons, and Larry Rowe.' Q- 1 is-'1 ,QQ 1-I-1:3 2-fa lr-' Y- , 1 1 2 J . I 'Yu ' m,4xf.yff.i Q4 41- ' '. by turf, 5 . , ' I, 2 1 f ..Q, 1 W - ' -csv' AC ULTY Q- .v tx ily K I Adm1n1strat1on The Wewoka School Board members are Dr Claude B Kmuht Presrdeut Mrss Floy Floyd Clerl E D Nrcholsou Treasurer Warren Sarber Vue Presrdeut Max Frlsou Superruteudeut Ray Clarborne and Matt Harrrs RAY CLAIBORNE B S Central State College M Ed Umversrty of Oklahoma Servmg hrs fourth year as Superluteudeut of the Wewoka Publrp Schools LEON JOHN B A and M Ed Umversrty of Oklahoma Servms, hrs seveuth yur as prmcrpal of Wemoka Hrgh School VESTA DENNIS Executrve IRENE C,ULBERTbON 5 Secretary for Wewoka Publrc Res.,1strar Wewoka I-l1Q,h 6 I r 4 f , A t . 1 o 0 Q w ' I . . ,, . 3 ' 1 X ii - . , I 1 1 t - I fl 3 - , . I Y ' 5 f c : 9 9 I . Y V i 0 1 0 Q n 0 j u y , Y xc . . v . . -'ff ygt..,,:sQf an im: -f. 'QL 'A - . --rvgxf ' . Y. .' Q , af-1 ,A 1, -f -. ' - 'l r '-.' sc'-Q 5i:'g'1:1.'7. , e, 'f ' .. -H, -r lifrfyg,-, .:,1gp,a yLf1gh,..x,,riY,,. . 1 , '-1f'?'?' 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' - 2 sy- ' -- 'f :Er fi E ii . f ' ,pg- ur Teachers, ur Master Sculptors CHARLI S B XRNES B S East Central State College urad study Last Central State College Typmgl ll shorthand bookkecpmt, Sponsor semor tlwss o sponsor LT TIGLR Career Day Ass t to Mrss Maxme Walker m rurdanee CLIFFORD CHRIST B A Oklahoma State Umversrty A sgrttnlture Sponsor Future Farmers ol Xmerrta jumor elass HM DRXKE B S East Central State C ollege M S Oklahoma State Unlversrty Leneralscrente broloey physrts ehemrstry Sponsor senlor Class BILL CIBBS A B East Central State College M Ed West Texas State Collc.r.,e Xlsgebral ll geometry generwl math Sponsor Student Conntrl sophomore elass MISS OERALDINE H OU SER State Unrversrty l:lll,l.1Sl'1 III Lat1nl Spamshl Il Sponsor Nattonal Honor Sotrtty State Honor Soctety Jumor class Spanrsh Club CLAUDE KEDY B S Southeastern State C olles.,t General Math physrcal edntatron Basketball eoach asst football toath dolftoweh Sponsor W Club freshman tlass MISS ETHEL LATHAM B S Hardlnttfollegc. M X Umverstty ot Oklahoma Amerttan hrstory world hrstory Oklahoma htstory ervres Sponsor Jnmor class MRS EMILY LOLLIS B S East Central State C ollege Vocattonal homemakrng eert1f1cate Oklahoma State Unxversrty bradnate work Ul1lVCl'Slly ot Oklahoma and Oklrhoma State Umversrty Home economxcs adult educatron elasses Sponsor Future Homemakers of Xmerrea sophomore elass , I I - 0 It l v , l 'I I -I ,y,. V t I n ' 1 I kr. I 1 Z X C if 'l 1 1 A 1 I , . I, I . le ' - . II . I I 0 up Y J Nl in 1 Q, TI I III. I NI' - I, I yum, , , ' I T . .I ' I ' ,Iy I . . I, ,- ,,II 1 A , , I, '. . : ' , ' ' B.A., East Central State College. M.A. , Oklahoma Y . , . ., L . V. . , , - l I . ., I ' 1 Q jf. I I I w ' 1 s w s g 0 ' ' 1 t ' L ' Z , ' T . III 'IQ I,sI IIII ' V - I I V Y 1 E 0 0 ip -1 X jg ' I I . I .. I I I II 5 . ' I N ' s I . : I 1 , ev? JOE MARSH B M Oklaho1111Sta1e University Vocal Music in Junior a11d senior hieh school Sponsor junior class LOYD NASH B M S Ok1dilOIlll State University Industrial arts mechanical drawing Yt arbook photour rpher MARGARLI JANL NORMAN B A East Central State Colle e Art 111 hi h school Junior Inch Ln lish Sponsor Nat1onalArt Honor Society Kowtah Chapter LUCY B SITTON A B East Central St1te Colleve M A Unixersity ol Oklahoma English II, IV, Journalism Sponsor Quill ind Scroll Little Tiger Tiger HM SNODCRASS A.B. Oklahoma University .E. Oklahoma University Band Sponsor: freshman class NOEL THOMASON M.E. EastCentral Graduate study at Oklahoma University Drivers education Leoeraphy physical education Sponsor: W Club football coach junior hig,h basketball coach sophomore class MAXINE WALKER B.A., Ol-iiZ:lhOlllil Baptist University M.A., Oklahoma University Cor1sumers' economics, librarian Sponsor: senior class, senior counselor, Career Day LENA YANDELL B.A. , Oklahoma College for Women Speech I, II, debate Sponsor: Thespians, National Forensic League, freshman class ' Teachers Relax Relaxing between classes in the teachers' lounge are Misses Ethel Latham and Geraldine l-Iouser, Mr. Clifford Christ, and Miss Maxine Walker. Miss Walker chats with Mrs. Vesta Dennis in Mr. Claiborne's office, maybe about her still broken arm. Mrs. Emily Lollis finds greatest pleasure in working with ceramics, Coach Noel Thomason, left, proclaims to Principal Leon John in Pep assembly the possibilites ol' another victory for the 1958 football team. Later, the two take life easy at the annual W Club hamburger fry. Coach Thomason teaches drivers' education, shown here is the drivers' ed car, '59 model. Miss Houser relaxes for a moment at her desk. Mrs. Irene Culbertson, shown at her usual place, tried, un- successfully, to duck from the camera's eye. Mr. Nash enjoys a moment's chat with Gary Wilson, James Wright, and Dwight Ryals, In such moments as these, Wewoka High School teachers get better-acquainted with each other and discuss school problems. They also form lasting friendships with their students. Per- haps this explains, in part at least, the friendly atmosphere of the school as a whole, x4 MIK'-1,1 1 1 eff?-Q 4 L., if 1 incl-'1 - F'-311 People Places, and Faces 1l1eIe r111l1l11 IN111ey11ol111e La S11 1 A r euser 11 1S r1p11y 1o Mrs C11lber151 15 s 1 ruefs lelll 111 11e1r 1111115111 1111 pr111e1p11s 111 1 e Rebecca bh1rp and Llllklsl Ray clear 11 throu h Illell' boss Mrs VLSI1 lDe111115 They workw11l1her111 IllL super1111e1111e111 5 Off1CC berxlce 111111 a 51111le IS obuously the 11hrar111115 111111 lhex are M155 Max111eW.1ll1er 1111.1 115515 111115 b1lly W h111111 1011 Mary A1111 bhee1s bharon Farroll INe1111l1p1o11 Ja11eRob1so11 L, 1ro1y11 N1e11ol5 11111 bharon Kay Crow Slloxvlllkl, 1h1 pro1lue1s ot 1he1r cu1111ary sl 1115 1r1 1111 W ewoka 1111.11 School ca1e1er1a cooks Mrs 1111 Mrs R1y111o111l Keeney Mrs Ross 1Jr1per .11111 Mrs 11111 Kelsey lhe f1ees across 1he Cou111er1111he e1fe11r11 1111111 Spr111e11el1l R11hard NOI'l1ll1l 1511111111 Wheeler Far1De111Leo111r11 W 111111 llkllfy M11xa llenry ,lOSCDl1lllC Tfllllble Rebeeea Bur ler 1111.1 C,.1roly11Cr15we11 M 111111111 1he 1110175 up dlld 11ow11W1lS halls 13 11111011111 l 1 e ll Ll1ell1S 1he5 are Paul 111111011 Ballard W 1511111 Cox 1Vllll'lIllS Ralph Orshurn and less Coneer lh1Wewok1 bus dr1ver5 are hem peered dl from bo1l1 SlK.lLS lb they SlfllxC 1l1e1r pose They are 1r111Io11eS 1155 Co111,er 111111 11111 Brown .I 'Wx I -if 1-sr ourneymeifs Labors Rcwardcd The students shown on this page are the seniors of 1958 who were honored in the Awards Assembly, May 19, 1958. They represent the outstanding achievements of that class. They are Sid Anderson, Speech Award, Simeon Bemo, Citizenship A- wardg Joan Crossland, Salutatoriang jerry Harris, journeyman journalist, Doyle Henley, Outstanding Boy, Mar- tha Howell, DAR and Citizenship A- wards: Marla Mitchell, Valedictorian, Outstanding Girl, Sousa Band Award, and Business AwardgYetta Kalpin, jour- neyman journalistg joan Mahan, Business Award, Hal Owensby, Star journalist, Ronald Perkins, Journeyman journalist, Sam Reyes, Science Awardg Dorothy Vin sant, Speech Awardg Betty Walker, Hat- field Home Economics Award, AAUW and BPW Awards, and Star Journalist, and Kenny Young, Star Journalist. Semors D XLPHY ADAMS LOUVEFIE BARNETT HAROLD BERRYHILL ANN BEVELHYMER BILL BLA ND TOMMY BROWN MIKE CALHOUN BARBARA CHAFFIN Q2 BILL CHAMBERS LOY COLL IER CLH-LORD CONN RONAI D COOK S ONNY CUNNINGHA M JOHN DROPPLEMAN LIND A FFRGUS ON CAROLYN EMBACH II ANI 1'I I: FRANKLIN BLNNY GOSEY JIMMY GRLGG KVNNY I-IARROD KAYI LYNN HART JLRRIE PAT HILL RAY HISAW JUNE GIBSON I6 N NNCY HOI Mhb MARY HOUSI R JOE KAY COLE'I A KIRK RONNY KNOW LES DAVID KYLE JA UNIT A L QIVALLEY DUKE LIC-ON T HOMAS LIGON JIMMY LI'I I'I,ll IJDRIS HARRIS LIVELY BLNNY IUVLI I I OMMY N1'DDll:BROOK SAM MINI l:R l Ibll MOORI JOYCI MUIR 'SY' A04 , . ., S - -' Q f ' 3 532 1 if W:-n if 'fir M -If .- ,, 7. . ' . ' . , 17 S ANDRA NLWMAN PAT NORVELL RICHARD PARKER NOEL PARSONS ARDITH PATTERSON PET E PAYNE JUDY PEEBLES DALENE NICHOLS ROGIR PERKINS IOI PL I 'I IS Il RRY PR XI HI R I IINDA RAY OIN RICE BOB ROBI RI b I ARRY ROWI GLENDA HARRIS PRIQWITT D ' . HOW ARD RY! I 5 ALVI! 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S v p Span Cl Tr1 H1 Y 2nd Pe Cl N Oll Sot Pr s St Ho11 c Sr Class Treas SL rep runner up for Intramural TOIIIITHHIEIII Quee11 IntramuralTourname11ts Span F1es LT Assoc Ed TIGER Royalty Ed Ba11d flute Collefre Xlt C off aw 1rd 111 Amer HIS JOYCE MUIR FHX Span Cl Tr1 H1 Y and v p Thesp NFL Jr Class Treas TFA Sweetheart Intram11ral Tournaments Jr S Thesp Sal act plays Span F165 LT reporter Band l1br1r1111 ba11d co11nc1l head tw1rler M111 Cho l1brar1a11 t1,1rls quartet Speech K ontests lst place 111 Drama NFL TOIIIIILIITICIII OBU TOlll'llZlll'lCllI Sup 111 St Flute Contest 2 place at st IW1l'11llS., contest C1rls St All D1s Ba11d All State K horus Band Camp Seho Award J yrs Outstand111g Twlrler At Marehtng, Co11test Thesp Award for the Outstandtng Actress of US Jr MISS Wewoka Jr MISS Okla homa SANDRA NEWMXN FHA Span Cl Pep Cl Span F165 MIX tho DALENE NICHOLS FHA Spa11 Cl Pep C1 Sec res Jr Classv p C ep Sc v Y Queen Att All School Queen Att Intramural Tournaments Jr Sr pl bus111ess mgr Ba11d Tr1 H1 qi Thesp PAT NORVELL FFA H1 Y most valuable boy soph yr BB Tr1 H1 Y Buddy Golf Intramural Tournaments VAN PARKER. Class off BB Baseball Jr Pl Interscho meets 4 H v p at Cromwell NOEL PARSONS Band Mgr Balld COIIIICII Interscho IIICCIS Znd 111 Chem Sax Quartet GO1111., to College All St Band Dtst Band O 8' S Nat l Mem Seho Contest Hon Men ARDITH PATTERSON FHA reporter Span Cl Pep Cl Span F1es C1rc11lat1o11 Mer for LT MIX Chg G1rls Glee Cl Yr BR Staff Q 85 S 7 PLTI PXYNI: W Cl v p Sophlreas Crowned All S1hoolQutc11 All Schoo1K1111, XII lutrantural TOLIIIVIIIILIII I-B eo eapt Jr 8. Sr Play Xll Co11I IB H1t,h School All Amer Teen Map, fllou IVICII J Xll B 'I World Xll St JUDY PI EBLLS IH X Q gc S Pres Sp 111 C1 Tr1 Y lst 1 1 be 21 d v p Pep tl C heerlea S esp v 1 o oe S See Jr Tl esp Plays Spall F s TICIR Art Ld I T Fd Ch1ef Jr Ed Mu Cho tnrls Gleetl l11terscho ets Cnrls St Ar Cl s T esp 1, ROGER PLRKINS H1 I Jr Cl'1ssPrc.s Sev p SC reas Sr Class Pres 'lennrs Jr I IQSD l ac plays debate speech rad1o standard oratory w111s Speech 8. Dra111a Cl1111t a yrs tnstructor l yr JOE PETTIS Class Off Baseball BIP Jr Sr Play MXSSISIEIIII Prod Mgr of School Paper at Cromwell JERRY PRATHER Span Cl Thesp and Xmas Play I Sr play IT poetry eontr1buto1' GLINDA PREWITT FHA Pep Cl I11tran1uralTour11a 1ne11ts M111 Cho Gtrls G1eeCl LINDA RAY Spa11 Cl Tr1 H1 Y Pep Cl Natl Hon Soc I-roshv p All School Queen Att fSophJ Ir Play Span I cs Co11test8LAssoc Ld ll As Ed TIGER Band Twtrler 1 yrs .Zud at tw1rl1nQ contests Interscho meets 211d111Span I Zud 111Se11tence Error selected Ior GOIIIQ, to Colle e St Hon Soc Q 8. S Nat l Mer1t Soho Contest Hon Me11 DON RICI: W Cl Pres Frosh Pres FB BB Track Intramural Tour11a111e11ts Jr SL Sr Plays All COllf FB Sr Class Treas BOB ROBERTS FFA Class Off Mtx Cho Barrtone solo1st l1brar1an LARRY Rowr H1 Y Thesp p NFL p st ll Soc Natlllon Soc v p Sophv p ass pres SC rep 8a v p Jr Sr Thesp act plays TICFR Staff debates Boys St 601110 to College Q Sc S Interscho meets Gen SCI lst place Gov 3rd place RalIlbOWBl1ddy HOWARD RYIIS Spa11 Cl H1 Y SC rep I11tramural Tournaments Spa11 FIGS Thesp ALVIE SXNDFRS Jr S contest 1 act plays 8a 'Z Thesp plays lst I ena award glVCll Thesp JAMES SANDERS Cromwell Froshv p Baseball letter 3 yrs perfect attendence 7 yrs Jr play LARRY SANDERSON Span Cl FBD Track H1 Y Thesp Chrtstmas play Stage hand for Jr S Thesp plays DICK SEBASTIAN Art Cl Z yrs 3 : .I .3 1-g I.3x. P T 51 ' ': , , ,g.I '1 ,5 ' '1 ..: 4- 'S as ' - K ' : 1 -i 2-5 --' 11 .Q ' ' 1 ' ' I . . .. . . ' . . - . 1 - ' - . . L S L . 1 -1 K 1 1 . 1 , - Q . ' . 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REBECCA SHARP: FHA, Span. Cl., Tri-Hi-Y USGS.: Pep Cl.: Span. Fies.g Mix. Cho. Treas.g Be5J,inner's Debate Tournament, BERNICIE sMrx1tT: nut, Tn-tn-YQ Pep cl.: Frm Ilistoriang Gtee ct., Interscho, 2nd SL Iird in Okla. His., Girls' St, CAY SNIDER: Span. Cl., Pep Cl., Okla. City - Nat'l I-Ion. Soc. rep., Sch. papcrg Band, Wewoka-Mix. Cho., Speech Contests, Librarian, PAT STIEPHENSON: Span. Cl., Pep Cl.g Ir.-Sr. play, Mix. Cho., run- ner-up for Jr. Miss Wewoka. LOU ALICE TILLE'Y: Span. Cl.: Pep Cl. 84 St. Hon. Soc, at Farmington, N. M.g Band, Intcrscho. - lst Xt 3rd in Okla. His., Comm. Cl. 84 His. Soc. in Farmington N, M. ERNEST TUCKER: Library Staff, Art, DARRYL UPTEGRAFT: Class Off.g Lettered 2 yrs. in Baseball SL l yr. in Basketballg Jr. play at Cromwell. BEVERLY WALKER: FHA, Pep Cl., Intramural Tournaments, l-act play, Glee Cl. GLENN WALKER: Span. Cl., Band, FB, Basketball Mgr. LINDA WEST: Q SL S v.p.g Tri-Hi-Y pres., v. p., st, chap.g Pep Cl. v. p., NFL, St. Hon. Soc., SC rep., soph rreas. 84 v. p., LT an ed., TIGER ed-in-chiefgDebatesg Interscho. meets, Winner of Going-to-Cob lege, Finalist in Nat'l Merit Test, Nat'l Art Hon. Soc.g Art Cl. DEWAYNE WHEELER: Q gc S, LT SLKVIGIER Staff: Mix. Cho.g Won lst at Dis. 8L 2nd at State Music Contests for 2 years, SALLY WHITTINGTON: Span. Cl.: Tri-Hi-Y treats., Pep Cl. pres., Thesp.g St. Hon. Soc., Sec. ofJr. Class at Bingerg Jr., Sr., Thesp., SL 1-act plays, Span. Pies., Mix. Cho., Glee Cl., 2nd in voice solo at Dis., went to Dis, SL St. Contest in Quartet, All-St. Choir, Library, Art Cl, V. D. GARY WILSON: W Cl., SC rep., Jr.-Sr. play, 3 yr. letterman in Basketball 84 Track, Intramural Tournaments, Boys' St. Alt, JAMES WRIGHT: Hi-Y V. D. SL sec.g Span. Cl., W Cl., Frosh and Sr. pres., SC rep.g FB, Basketballg Tennis letterman 3 yrs., Intramural Tournaments, St. Class B Tennis Champ. singles 85 doubles, Discussing, sewing, techniques second picture right, are Rebecca Sharp, Ann Bevelhymer, and Dalphy Adams. Jerry Prather and Larry Rowe are being closely observed while giving a book report on SAMUEL PEPYS' DIARY. Mechanical Drawing students Ronald Cook, Benny Gosey, Jimmy Gregg, Alvie Sanders, Grady Sharp, Lou Alice Tilley, and Editor- in-Chief of the TIGER, Linda West, are shown busily at work. Enjoying art class are Mary Ann Sheets, Carolyn Embach, Judy Peebles, June Gibson, and Kaye Lynn Hart. V-4 -1 Y. as-A uniors The Class of '60 chose these first semester lead ers. David Cook is president, and Dorothy Williams and Bonnie Weatherly are vice-presi- dent and secretary. Patsy Stobautth is treasurer Eddie Rider, Jeanne Wood, and liill Ligon are Student Council representatives. 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Readinft from the top of the page: Bonnie Weatherly and N Diane Weston collaborate in ironing a dress. Among those enjoying the W Club party at Bill Ligon's home are David Lusty, Benny Lovett, David Kyle, Doyle Jvester, Pete Payne, Frankie Mitchell, Wayne Hunter, Kenny Harrodg and Don Rice in the background. Juniors are the host Ligon, and Lusty, lvester, Mitchell, and Hunter. Bill Ligon is student as well as athlete. Here in American history class, he locates Montgomery, last capital of the Confederacy, lor Saundra Ford and Carolyn Ellwanger. In the foreground are Rita Sanders, Lynn Lasiter, Joan Bates, and Loretta McCoy, Junior David Cook, second from right, is chair- man ot' the SC poster committee. Looking on are Kaye Lynn Hart, Tom Ligon, Jeannette Ingram. Prexie Duke Ligon holds the poster, V-'x 4 L4 A. a junior, escorts Dalene Nichols in 1958 yearbook assembly. gi-4 A group of English lll students are caught at work. 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Bob received a standing ovation at the Christmas assembly. 42 DECEMBER 5--Betty Crocker Test 15--Thespian Initiation 19--Christmas Holidays JANUARY 5--School Opens 9-10--OBU Speech Tournament 12--Student Council Election 19--Senior Aptitude Tests 22-23-24--All State Chorus 30--New Mexico Debate Tournament FEBRUARY 4- 5--Pep Club Initiation 13-14--OCU Speech Tournament 19--All State Band 23--Band Pie Supper and Concert Showing off their lovely figures are the W Club initiates: Teddy Ray Mitchell, Freddy Jones, Don Fields, Eddie Rider, Allen Perkins, Robby Miller, Dale Parent, and Charles Walker. Pete Payne, right, in rehearsal brings an empty tray to serve empty dishes to the Juni or-Senior Play cast. Seated are Jerry Prather, Patricia Stephenson, Don Rice, Larry Rowe, Doylene Claybrook Qstandingj, Jeanne Wood, Tom Ligon, Patsy Stobaugh, Alvie Sanders, and Joyce Muir. The Junior-Senior Play was You Can't Take It With You. Giving their winning smiles are the can- didates for Wewoka I-light School All- School Queen, Sharon Uptegraft, Patsy Spurgeon, Carolyn Nichols, Mary Cole, Judy Billingsley, Dalene Nichols, Linda West, Ellen Horn, Kaye Lynn Hart, Patsy Stobaugh, Diane Weston and Martha Jane Keesee. Patsy Stobaugh was elected All-School Queen. Student Council, Successful Plus Student Council officers look through suggestions for ripping school spirit, the main job of this yca council. Standing, are Larry Rowe, second vicc- presideutg Roger Perkins, first semester treasurerg Dalene Nichols, first vice-president, Duke Ligon president, Benny Gosey, first semester first vice- presidentg and, seated, Judy Peebles, secretary, Not shown is Carolyn Einbach, second semester treasurer, The 1958-59 Student Council is one of the most active in WHXS history, with a budget to match. Among their programs are the prayers preceding football games and the student exchange of the day of football or basketball games with schools in the Sooner Star Confer ence. A student handbook and directory was issued free of charge to every WHS student this spring, the council also founded the first Sooner Star Conference Student Cotuicil League, in which they now hold the vice president post Duke Ligon, SC president, has been handling the introductions of the players before each basketball game the council has put into effect attendance contests featuring pie throwing feats during the basketball sea son, moral-boosting streamers and posters along the halls before every game, and an important school event, the council-sponsored All School Queen contest, won by Patsy Stobaughg and a large and successful Talent Show Furthermore, council meetings them selves boast almost perfect attendance First semester council members and officers are Bill Ligon, Gary Wilson, Duke Ligon, Benny Gosey, Bill Gibbs - sponsor, Margaret Malloy, Mary Cole, Sherry Hudspeth, Larry Rowe, Judy Peebles, Carolyn Nichols, Patsy Spurgeon, Sharon Carroll, Dalene Nichols, Louvette Barnett, Monett Hoofman, Eddie Rider, and Jeanne Wood. Second semester students coun- cil members and officers are Gary Wilson, Duke Ligon, Benny Lovett, Tom Ligon, David Cook, Sam Vinson, Dorothy Williams, Jeanette Ingram, Judy Peebles, John Howard, Wade Knight, Margaret Malloy, Patsy Spurgeon, Dalene Nichols, Larry Rowe, Patsy Stobaugh, Kaye Lynn Hart, and Shirley Ramsey. Not shown is Carolyn Embach. --- l Honor Societies l if S National Honor Society seniors are F Duke Liaon, Ronald Cook, lvlary Houser, Carolyn limbach, Raye Lynn Hart, Judy Peebles, Kenny llar- rod, Geraldine Houser, sponsor, James Wriuln, Larry Rowe, 'l'ish Moore, June Gibson, CvLlylCSCS,1'OYu'S, and Thomas liiuon. '! '1 Oklahoma Honor Society seniors are Ronald Cook, Jerrie Hill, Sally Whittington, Carolyn limbach, Kaye Lynn Hart, Cay Snyder, June Gibson, Judy Peebles, and Noel Parsons, Larry Rowe, Linda West, lash Moore, Joyce Muir, Linda Ray, Gayle Seuroves, Barbara Chaffin, and Thomas Liuon. em' ln! '- National Honor Society imderclass- men are Sammy Vinsant, Danny Lyon, Larry Siumpp, liob Kyle, David Cook, Dale Parent, and Ken- ny Hatfieldg Donna Lance, Sharon Myers, Linda Robbins, lvlonette lrloolman, Dorothy Williams, Patsy Stobaugh, Linda Culp, and Wade Knight. will gg ,IN -xi' +1 If Oklahoma Honor Society underclass- men are Ann Cleveland, Roberta Grimes, Judy Roberts, Wally York, Ruby Lena, Mary Cole, and Sherry Hudspeth. Also in the Oklahoma Honor Society are Linda Culp, Wade Knight, Danny Lyons, Linda Rob- bins, Sammy Vinson, lvlonette Hool- man, Dale Parent, Dorothy Williams, Kenny Hatfield, Bob Kyle, Donna Lance, and Larry Stumpp. National Honor Society members are judged on character, leadership, service, and scholarship, which incltides all highschool grades. Character includes at- titude toward school regulations. Leadership includes attitude toward assuming, and taking the right leadership in class offices and in the schoolroom. Service to the school includes willingness to render service in school, to assist teachers, and to serve the community when called upon. The State Honor Society includes the top 10070 of the school in grades. NATIONAL HONQF2 SOCIETY Y Z Z S . fl ik . . 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A t N J, ,Av:-l-q-- gy Xl:-al P- ! ii 5 1tur11uutw4uJL2TkbLul?14iaQ Here Comes the Band Duane Bryan Lavonne Louvette Tony Bryant Paul Cam Sharon Carroll Sharon Chambers B111 Chance Ronnte Claybrook Doylene Cole Mary Cunn1nQ,ham John I:llwanQ,er Pam Ftlson Pam Ftlson Kay Harper Melva Harrts Barbara Hoofman Monette Adktns Ballard Barbee Barnett Brown Louvette Barnett Hudspeth Sherry Hutchmson Joe Hutton Paula Jones Mary Kay Keesee Martha Ktker Betty Kntfht Polly Knlfht W tde Lance Donna Leonard Earl Mantooth Gary Marttn Nancy MCCOIIUICR Molly McMahon Wtlma Moore Ttsh Mutr Ltnda Myers Dennts Newman Btlly Ntchols Carolyn Parsons Noel Payne M tune Poole Lynda Prather Cwtn Ray Ltnda Robbtns Ltnda Roberts Judy Schoonover Mary Jane Spurgeon Patsy Stobaunh Patsy Stubblefteld John Stumpp Larry Thatcher Pattl 'I tlley Mtke Ttpton Nelda Wtlltams Barbara Wood Jeanne Yandell Lllldil 46 ylcne Claybrook Ltnda Mutr ny Brown Paula Hutton and Paul Bryant are all members of the per cuss1on sectton of the band Donna Lance, Melva Harper, Martha Jane Keeset, and Mary Cole form a clart net quartet whtch entered dlstrtct band contest eompetttton , - , Q 5 F eg Q .' 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I I I D I I l 4 E I N' I i I I I I drum major DO ' , ' ' ' , To , , Band Council Marks New Era T lSl'l lvloort M ntttt llootlll ln l ynda Poolt 1llClJt,dlIlL Woods lrt lllk pled DXDLYS ol the WHS band pl lylng flutes The 36 ptece WHS Band won second place tn class B at the Norman street parade marchlng contest and flrslt place IH street parade and ln fleld marchlng IH the Southeastern Oklahoma Marchlng Band contest at McA1ester Joyce Mulr, WHS twtrler, was named Twtrler of the Day at the lVlcAlester band contest The band presented a concert and ple supper February 24 played at football games and attended Dls trlct band contests, attended a band festlval at I-loldenvllle whlch ad Journed wlth a Trl Ctty concert, and were hosts to a band festtval ln March A free lance group, headed by Louvette Barnett, provld ed pep and muslc at the basketball games Ioyt e Mtllr Wllllld Dean Mt Mahon Patsy Spurgeon and llllLl'l Ray ITL the four at tractlxt twlrltrs for the U58 Q9 band The four dld half lllllt shows 1l'lLlllClll'lL, a flre b ltoll ltt Llllfllll., football season Noel Plrsolls llld Plls btobauch wcrt WHS rt present ltlvts ll All bt lte btnd ln Norlllwn Noel w IS llJl1lLLl tlrst c llr blI'llUIlC IX lll tht sylnphonlc hwnd and Patsy w IS ln tht concert bllld M lry Kay Jollcs Patsy wpurston Louxctle Barnttt and Notl P lr sons lrc I'llClllbLl'S of tht s xophontquarrct Jllll 5llOClSlIlSS hrougllt ln lny ntw lllctllods llld ldtas W1Illl'l1IIlSLlf lll s s lr ymr o tt ltllllll, at W A hand CO1lllL1l was Ollll ed lllanlg lllt pl It L of band offletrs On tllls flrst band t OLl1lL1l IIC Patsy btobaugll Notl Parsons Tony Brown Moncttt llOOflll'lIl louxtttt BJIIILII Mary Kay Jones .llldDl18llL AClk1llS As rcprt SLllllIlVL,SOfll1L band thtse students are tllt got ernlncntal body 3 49' 47 ' ', o ' ' 4 , .' V l, . I V . 1 A ,. . . L ' x' Lx 57. Y fx ,l ' 1 ' ' Q .I - l . ' 4 1 e f 1 a. 1 f, 7 ' ' f xl B l 1 1 L ' sf ' ' . ' . . - - thly hi lust, 1. 1' lt- ' j' HS. . f ' f - . . . . far' ' . : -' ' i ' ' . , f . , ' A 4 , ' I' K' I I v 1 Y, I ' V - ' ' 1 1 ' - s l ,l s l T . , Y O - x ' ' . I I 4 g AL. . H ' ' j .SJ . V. , - sg , ' . I V .- ' jw , , . L f t - , y .1 -'-s ' . 1 -V . -. ,I -cz .: '- .,- . i 1' . v' ,- , '35 A ' ' 7 f, , f W -li 2 a', Y ' . - 2 ' T' , 3 lk - 4 l ty ' y . s ' .- - 1 1 I L - 'g 1 a ' t . x ' 1 ' 'lla' t' --sa 4 ' ' ' L . 'J' t 4' Apprentice Mastersingers Mary Houser, seated, is accompanist for the mixed chorus, here rehearsing, the Hallelujah Chorus for the Christmas assembly. They are: First Row--Dewayne Wheeler, Tommy Langston, Tommy Reich, Lynn Lasiter, and Bob Roberts, Second Row--Johnny Tilley, Joe Tipton. Johnnie Miller, David Young, Danny I.yO11, Harold Berryhill, John Droppleman, Pat Cris- wellg Third Row--Pat Stephenson, Dalphy Adams, Sandra Daniels, Annetta Wyrick, Sharon Brooks, Carolyn Ellwanger, Rebecca Butler, Gayle Segroves, Linda West, and Maxine Payne, Fourth Row--Bar bara Harris, Joyce Muir, Rita Sanders, Diane Weston, Saundra Ford, Jeanne Wood, Ann Bevelhymer, Mary Ann Sheets, and Sharon Logan. Noi shown are Bill Boyd, Patsy Keiser, and Anthaline Thompson, Danny Lyon, Mary Houser, and Gayle Segoves, accompanists, and Joe Marsh, vocal music director, pictured second left, look over a piece of All-State Chorus music, She Walks in Beauty. Gayle was an All-State accompanist this year. Joyce Muir, Sharon Logan, Maxine Payne, and Kaye Lynn Hart, third left,are members ofthe girls' quartet, With their accompanist, Lynda Poole, this popular ensemble sang in the Christmas assembly, and for various clubs in the town, Rita Sanders is mixed chorus secretary, Joyce Muir, librarian, and Mary Houser, president. Their year's work calendar follows: November--Mixed Chorus Music Festival--Oklahoma State University December--Christmas Concert January 22-23-2-l--All State Chorus: Bob Roberts, Danny Lyon, Maxine Payne, Mary Houser, Joyce Muir, and Gayle Segroves, accompanist, attending March--Contest at East Central--including chorus, solos, and ensembles April--County teachers meeting--Wewoka High Auditorium Taking corrections seriously on a snowy winter day is the girls' glee club, first Row--Nancy Holmes, Ardith Patterson, Mary Smith, Mary Sue Minter, Pat Black, Meredith Moore, and Nancy Mariottg second Row-- Lorraine Fish, Avis Orsborne, Carol I-louser, Lois Brewer, Suzanne Russell, Sharon York, and Phyllis Boyd. Not shown are Ann Cleveland, Jane Robison, Judy Smith and Kaye Lynn Hart, X Thesptan members look over thetr next play The Thread That Runs So 'l rue Dalene Ntchols Louvette Barnett Judy Peebles Thomas Ltgon, Larry Rowe Jerry Prather Alvte Sanders John Howard Roger Perktns Duane Adktns Pat Stephenson Duke Ltgon Doylene Claybrook Don Rtce, Kenny Harrod Patsy Stobaugh Jeanne Wood and Jean ettel rankltn Act Wfell Your Part There All The Honor Ltes Pope WHS speech students took on the State Speech Tournament tn Iorce thts year Joyce Mutr qualtfted for the State meet Ill two events at the ftrst tournament of the season at Oklahoma Bapttst Untverstty She qualtfted tn drama and poetry Gayle Seuroves won second tn poetry at tlte same meet and Carolyn Embach won thtrd tn Q1 rls extemp Shtrley Ramsey and Nelda Ttpton reached the ftnals tn thetr respectlve ftelds dramattcs and poetry Debaters won all four preltmtnary rounds but were oblteed to drop out of the tournament on the second day Only Wewoka l'6DI',6SClll3I1VCS at the Oklahoma Ctty Untverstty contest were the WHS deb tters who made a good but not trophy wtse showtnu They lost a spltt dectston tn the ftnals Duke Ltgon and Larry Rowe the A debate team broueht home the fourth place trophy from the Roswell New Mextco debate tourney The tournament was tn February at the New Mextco Mtlttary Ac tdemy wtth sta states parttctpattng, WHS speech students recetved seven supertor rattnu, at the IICSC tourney February 19 20 Cay Sntder rated a supertor tn Standard oratory Shrrley Ramsey recetved a supertor tn poetry tnterpretatton and a good tn drama Shtrley mtssed out on State qualtftcatton because she was second supertor tn dtstrtct Gayle Sedroves qualtfted for State by recetvtne, a superror tn Q,1rls radto and tn poetry Duke Ltslon movtnu a Judge to tears durtne, hts analysts of Thetr I tnest Hour by Wtnston Churchtll was rated superlor and went to State tn analysts of publtc address Ltnda Culp WHS freshman qualtfted for State by earntnsz, a supertor tn utrls erttemp speaktng, She also got an excellent tn dtscusston Nelda Ttpton recetved an excellent tn poetry tnterpretatron Patrtcta Stephenson was qualt fted for State by wtnntng, a supertor tn humorous tnterpretatton Debators at the EC meer won four out of ftve rounds of debate Wewoka won thtrd tn the tournament as a whole Sooner Star speech tournament was at Semrnole March 3 Entertng from Wewoka were Gayle Seqroves ortslrnal oratory standard oratory and one dCt play Carolyn Embach ortutnal oratory Qtrls radto Patrtcta Stephenson dramattcs humorous tnterpretatton and one act play Dorothy Wtlhams standard oratory debate tnd dtscusston Sharon Myers dtscusston and debate Duke 1,141,011 debate Larry Rowe debate Ltnda Culp urrls extemp Nelda Ttpton poetry The one act play presented was Jotnt Owners tn Spun featurtnq a feud tn an old ladtes home WHS speechsters also attended the Nattonal I orenstc League speech tournament thts year Thesptan soctety held two tntttattons brtno, tn approxtmately 25 new members The NFL metnbers look over some new arttcles for a debate tournament comtnq soon Larry Rowe Dorothy Wtlltams Duke L1u,on Roger Perktns Sharon Myers Ltnda West Ltnda Culp Nelda Ttpton and Sammy Vrnson 'i't Debators work at a htqh pttch readytnu themselves for State The Group A team are Larry Rowe and Duke Ltgon the B team Dorothy Wtlltams and Sharon Myers the freshmen group Ltnda Culp Nelda Ttp ton and Sammy Vtnson 49 ' U -fi t ', fgi. . 5, . 1' , N Y K 1' . 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Kenny Harrod is also president of the Wewoka district FFA, composed of Seminole and Okfuskee counties. Future Farmers of America Jim Azlin John Bender John Cox Victor Fraser John Kirkland John Swanson Don Cook Jim Gosey Jerry Roper Bob Bland W infred Brock Sam Davis Jini Jones Sam Minter Bill Bland Kenny Harrod Mrs. Emily Lollis, second left, teaches home making and sponsors the Future Homemakers of America. Here she confers with Mary Houser, presidcntg Sharon Logan fstandingl, vice-president, Nancy Holmes, secretary-treasurer, Diane Wal- ker, historiang Lynda Poole, parliamentariang Barbara Harris, chaplain, Doyleiie Claybrook, reporter. Barbara and Doylene are seated on the floor. Paulette Chaffin Leeta Dodd Barbara Cha ffin Ardith Patterson Jeanette Ingram Dalphy Adams Rebecca Sharp Jan Potter LaW anda Gantt Josephine Trimble Carolyn Ellwanger Pat Black Margaret Bates Joan Johnston Linda Bell Judy Kirk Lyn Grimes Wanda Henry - 1 X . ff Q Ann Bevelhymer Verbena Johnson l.aVerna Larney Evelyn Springfield Kaye Hart Linda Hume Carrol Houser Barbara Harris Joan Bates Sharon Crow Margaret Malloy Mary Cole Jody Holmes Diane Walker Lynda Poole Sharon Uptegraft Carolyn Criswell Bernice Smart Barbara Williams Janie Robison Sharon Logan Doylene Claybrook Rebecca Butler Margaret Johnson Sharon York Annetta Wyrick Helen Crossland Phyllis Boyd Pam Ellwanger Mary Houser Sharon Brooks Nancy Holmes Loretta McCoy Sherry Hudspeth Pamela Filson Claudine Cary Kenny Azlin Don Carpenter .John Cunningham Dick Jones Eddie Rickets Chuck Carl Willas Crenshaw Robert Keesee Ronnie Treat Bill Boyd Wayne Crittenden Bill Galyon Joe Kay Ben Streater Sonny Cunningham Ronnie Knowles Future Homemakers of America Melva Harper Paula Hutton Lois Brewer Nelda Tipton Mary Baker Sandra Newman Judy Billingsley Diana Weston Sherry Harris Janice Jones Beverly Walker Maxine Payne Nina Weatherly Sandra Streater Bonnie Weatherly Melva Henry ublications Reflect School Life Judy Peebles, Linda West, and Tish Moore show a new journalism student, Noel Parsons, his assignments, Mrs. Lucy B, Sitton and Charles Barnes, sponsors of the TIGER and the Little Tiger, loolt over the '58 yearbook while Lloyd Nash, TIGER photo- grapher, aims the recording eye at them. Joe Kay, production manager, jaws with Wally York, sports editor, and John Howard, junior editor. 1 l Ardith Patterson, Dewayne Wheeler, and Linda Ray, reporters, observe Mrs. Sitton's prootreading. Editor Peebles and Business Manager Kay take time to put a new emblem on the stair' cabinet. Ardith Patterson, Carolyn Embach, Louvette Barnett, and Larry Rowe get a kick out of seeing, their own writing in newspaper black and white. Larry and Carolyn are continuity writers for the annual and Louvette is the Little Tigger Society editor. journalism is one of the most active departments in WHS. In 1958 the bi-weekly news publication, Little Tiger, won first place at the Oklahoma interscholastic Press Association, National Scholastic Press Association contests, and the Tulsa journalism contest. WHS journalists are also members of the international journalism honor society, Quill and Scroll. Officers are: president, Judy Peebles, vice-president, Tish Moore, secretary, Linda West, and treasurer, Carolyn Embach. Editors-in-Chief of the TIGER and Little Tiger are Linda West and Judy Peebles respectively. Associateeditorsare Linda Ray and Tish Moore. junior editor is John Howard, sports editor is Wally York, and class editors are Louvette Barnett and Ardith Patterson. Continuity writers are Carolyn Embach and Larry Rowe. Head typist is Barbara Chaffing business manager is joe Kay, and reporter is DeWayne Wheeler. L... Good as Groundhog M XRC 11 APRIL IILLI' tl lx11111L Stats brunch 1OL1I'11J1I1C11I 0 IS 1v.tb111R1. 1011115 1111 Carter Day Td111111'1l 10111111 tm Thgspmn P'av 1 str rt nu C ont Interscholastzc N Qtts T 11ent Show Mutt hsts MAY Na 1ona111onor bocmty 1La Sunor lea ,Itnnor SL,111Of Banqnu BaQc.11at1rLate Aw xrds N1 I1 Cr ix,1L1d11OI1 DOl11ILln1S Btnny loxttt .11111 1xv.nny111rroti Lauttously make thur way lnto Lotnury L1dSbO111'I'O11l1L1' Day w1ththe1ooks 01 t1 vsp uns thgy rg sais WHS obsgrvss tho f1rst sttt1ers run nno Ok1a11orn1 W11lL1lWdS Aprrl 19 1889 wtth 89 trs Day 'I hp C0lI1111L1111ly Blllldlllsl center of111anyW1lS 1T161T101'1CS w 15 thy scsnc o1 the sunor 81,1115 tea th1s year as always Ierr1 Pat 11111 5 111y W 11111111S!,lO1l and 1 ouvettc Barnett havtnq exchanged D16dSd11lI'lE,S are. lcawnsl lhe AAUW has swan Ih1S annual tea tor stvual ygars Lynn 1.z1s1ter, Bob Roberts, Tony Brown, Dennis Myers, and 11111 Galyon await the no signal to z111t11t1on fort11cMz1rcl127 Stu- L1L'11ICOL1IlC11'l'L11Cl11 show. S2 R YALT Y '-- use Mrs. J. Howard Edmondson, wife of Governor Edmondson, who judged the Queen Candidates said this of Gayle Segroves: Besides being a strikingly beau- tiful young lady, she has compiled an enviable scholastic record dur- ing her years at Wewoka High School I know that the school is proud of her and I say for certain that Oklahoma is proud of her. The other entrants were out- standing young ladies, and I wish that it was possible to have chosen them all. TIGER KING AND QUEEN Robert Miller, junior, Gayle Segrovcs, senior Dorothy Williams, junior, Benny Lovett, senior TIGER PRINCESS AND PRINCE Princess Dorothy Williams Queen Gayle Segroves and King Robert Miller Denmc ODonnell and Dale Smart SOPHOMORE TIGER ATTENDANTS FRESHMAN TIGER ATTENDANTS johnny Mack Wright and Margaret Malloy Patsy Stobaugh, junior ALL SCHOOL QUEEN 1.-31 .55 vpffi XX ,H 11 -:egg-.plfjii ,gy:Y,'A, 1 f f? I-1:4 ',-,,,.-,,- ' df fn ff',.R'ej,i,w M1r1.1rf.1M1lloy I m5l1111L111 17111111 SODLIOIIIOFL L L L Hd! 5 lk Joyce Mulr, senlor JR. MISS WEWoKA, JR. MISS OKLAHGMA and FFA SWEETHEART john Howard, junior TRI-HI-Y BUDDY Carolyn Embach, senior HI-Y SWEETHEART S PPH5 0 v . 6 9' Pete Payne xrorlrhorse of the Trgers Boyce Edwards defensrve tackle made lll State All Conterenee and mon Xll Conference He made TEEN X11 -Xl'HSl'lC8I'l honorable men history by rntereeptrng, a pass and uon Pete was rn on frtty per eent of 1111111111500 yds for 1 td zgarnst the tukles made Llllflllll, the 08 sm son Football Nloel Thomason head coach named one ol the Oklahoma Cnty Tlmes eoaches of the meek Came trom Okemah thrs year and pur out a .J wm l loss reeord Wrth hrm are Claude Kedy and John Grrftrn assrstants JD -0 S6I1'1lllO1t, an 'Q f Benny Low CII three sport letterrnan made Xll Lonferenee and rms a leadrnv eandrdate for All State bralny quarterbaek he Nw as outstand lnsg also Ill passrng, and hard runnrng, Where Apprentrces learn leadershrp eo-operatlon and team work Benny Cosey end Jlmmy Llttle end Joe Kay, guard A L Reynolds and Clrfford Conn halfbaeks complete the roster of senror players on Lhrs page CS Q UH 60 W I LQ' 1 - , . 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Lf Wewoka Txgers E A .... mat, '58 Season Record fl ' Shawnee--l9-6 Tulsa Will Rogers--7-6 Midwest City--14-6 Henryetta--13-O Holdenville---l-L-0 Ada--0-Zl Mc,Alester 34 30 Senunole Z8 U Durant 28 6 Del Crty 3? 6 -a Kenn5 llarrod tackle nude Xll Don Rue uard made All Lon Q ontcrtnee 'and reee1ved ho11or Ierence HIS hwrd fllbhlllg and wblc, lll6lll1Oll 111 Xll State H taeklrnt., helped set the T1s:,er To the Surprise of fdus 19 w as paruenlarly onts1and1n1, on onponents back Trger team frgured to have a defense hdlf and halt season won vrctory alter vrctory, at one trme be rng rated second rn the state and frnrshrng frfth Only the Cougars of Ada downed them W1th lettermen returnrng, hopes for the 39 season are hrgh Other sunor players pretured beloxt are Tony Watts tackle Duke l..lgOl'1 ttekle Jwmes Wrrbht end Alfred bterns def llSlVL mrddle nard Davrd Kyle end and Robert Cudjo Inllbatk MQ Q in fl ,I I ii 1 . V 1 1 xv C I ' A n N 1 1 ' Q ' , E 'H x . - . Y , Y , 1. . . I . - A ' 1 - . C - ' 3 '1 , fl VL y .' 1 - ' , A 1 1 . . . . . 1 - A 1- - , ' - ' w 3 V v 2, ' 1' Y I D I l c ' li L 1 1 , : j , 2 ' : 1 Q v x ' , ' 5 I E r, . - Q 1 1. 1 A 51... , - I . ' Q ' - l x 1 , , 1 , g f ' l' . Q, V 1 ' I ' .itll ' - I v - ,E .. V If Ep U.: J ' 'W' ' - -. -' - , . Q - H. 5. . . , ' , - . f . -' U :tix k ' J f 1. ,la W F 'KF' 1 at , 5. al .ti I ,mfbb Jurnor players above rnelude lettermen Doyle lvtsttr C455 end Robbte M1llerCl8j center B111 LlgOll C033 guard Wayne Hunter C-L 1 h1lt FI6dCll6JO1li.aC38D tuekle Le-re Owerstreet CZ up end Dale P1rentCulj guard and Grady bl'1'1rpC GJ s.,u1rd The frrst ol the aCtlOl1 shots shous a moment rn the 'via Xlester Weuoka game Pete P1yneCZ1J lS puttrng all he s ot rnto gannn 3. 1rd1 e and Doyle Ivester Club IS II'Xll17 to overcome the Mt Xlester Buff The seeond antron mature shows X L Reynolds C193 tt1k11m,tmo on a tac kle James Wrrght C145 Benny I ovett C393 and Pete Payne C rj are mehr the re bdekrrrg, Reynolds Jerry l.,1S,Oll C105 sopho more hqlfbaek drd not get to fnnsh the season beeause of rllness but plans to return for '59, 67 fl I Q. 9 T 7 x . ' 13. s 'A Q 0 I V .. A r L . ---- 4'- 4' sc., , .4------N '--sf' ff Y e K : -. 777 hr f C ,CI 1 f ' . ' 'S , . , .x 'fi ' A - H - li w 1 S V 1'-.z,..' ,. 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L N ' vga X-Q 'bib f '- l1v More 14308 Jumor players are '11 VN71111SQl'JD halfbaek D011 F1e1ds Q1 13 end IHdd1e R1der QZJJ halfbaek Frt1nk1e M1tche11Q1lj quarterbat k M1140 Norve11Q46Q Q,uard JIITI 111111111115 Q my t enter J1m Hart Q40 e11d Davrd lusty Q29 center and George Walker QZESJ half baek W1111S F1e1ds Rxder M1tehe11 and I11sty are lettermen Shown below are lettermen Teddy M1tche11 Ql6j e11d Charles Walker Q54j halfback squadmen Doug Burnett Qo5J guard and Raymond Harmson QZQJ taekle The ZILIIOII shot shows three T1 ters 'ayne Hunter B111 LIQOH and Benny Lovett ho1d1111, the 11ne 111 the Wewoka Henryetta Game I.,- 61 -1. fs, 'gg SS K A E 94:1 13,- K. IBS:- llzxl H- . my . I mmf. , 'iff 2 vm 1 no mf W ff amp ,. ' 12' - 112146. N Paz 1 at 1 S51 11ilHex.1, . . rw . wa - , lla: 536 hit U ya Ill the pmturc abou, L on l1 rl'1OlIl350Il lb look lllll ovor SLIIIOI huh prospu L5 lx ally lork lwrrx l111so11 Th11rm111P1r1l1lx11 Johnny lx r1Q,ht Wax Putor Jerry C ole Ro111ld C11bso11, Sammy V111so11 Don C wrpemer R11I1mo11d I lmca and C I1 11115 M111 1rds llulwsccll Jury 111d R1cl'1lI1Ol1Cl 1: KLIIIIV llllll manazger umor H1gh Equals T1gers IIIHIOI ll11,l1 Lubs, l1kL1l1L1r lg lwrothms, lost onlx to the a C ouqars and flIllNllLLl 1l1L sgason 1 h Cl 7 1 ICLO cl l-'llLlI Qoagh 1s ju lx QOVINQUJII, who also Lozmhgs sgvuwth md 515.13111 gl Ida lwaskcthflll Plkllllell loft are IIIOIQ 1L11o11 shots from SL 1101 h1s.h IIIILS Ill 1111 11rs1 D1ClllfL lVllllS 1. llllS y ll'Ll me 111111151 the Slmmole 1Q11 llllb Ill ISCLIIC irom Lhc N11A1cs r mmm the Iwers, ifter 1 m1rag11lo11s lUlllQblQlX joyouslx dish 111 thc IIC d I--2 5 A - A Reims V I ' . X ' s . . 15.1 ,-K - . Q r- M -1 1 J Y .Q Q ' 3 , . 6: it 39 'I s k .ig - it as -- 1 I 4 ku f-1 13 ' 1 1 I 1: ' ' - ' 1 Q ' 'y - A- 1. V Y ' C5 ' of ' ' i ,. ju . L ':1f, f' , 1 .' 1 ' , ' , 1, L ' , ,L , . , 1' ' 1 1 ' ' ' 'L 2 D , A I . , . I I I . . , . . , 4 f - 1 1 . k k b I t 49, fn' '--I k - s -X. A- ay J ' -..., it 'fi I , . . '- ' . , , . , . 1 13, . . 1' . ' A A A' -11.1 H. ' 1 '- ' , - A Vll k - - - r ' 5 - . N ugh- tf- ' R 1 A X- . A V x V 1 l .. 1 - . ' - 1' . L A K m f - 1 1 1' 1 1 1 - J L . Li , ' 4 'Q N' 1 1 Qi '. ' ' A 1 A1 'Q Q fb ' zbf ' ' ' Ch' il '. : - - -.ft te -K xr pu: Q f- L b N i E Z . .1 , , I. L- k ' 1 . 64 l llilllllkkl nluoxe are the senior nn-lnhers ol' the lNewol4a'l'ie-,-1'llqiski-ll1allsq11l1tl'sA It-lun. 'l hey are litnny Gosev n rtl llama Kyle, Iorw.n'tlg lil-nay l.ou-ll, lorwgirtlg .intl Mary Wilson, lorwgiril. lit-11nyl.ovi'li .intl Gary Wilson were h lop scorers lor the liek-rs this ye.-r and root-rlier w nh the seornie power ol' :he oiher Iwo seniors and two ,inniors ytlen and iw .lyne llunler these six proved in he the hulk and the scoring ounvli ol the learn. The Tiger Schedule 1958-1959 Wewoka 33 Shawnee 55 Wewoka 2 Stillwaterll Wewoka 39 Guthrie 33 Wewoka 53 Ada 43 Wewoka 52 Gkemah 26 Wewoka 42 Henryetta 34 Wewoka 44 St. Gregory? 34 Wewoka 42 Bristow 27 Wewoka 47 Pauls Valley 40 Wewoka 42 O.C. Central 56 Wewoka 28 Bowlegs 30 Wewoka 28 Holdenville 37 Wewoka 45 Moss 33 Wewoka 31 Mcfklesrer 4l Wewoka 32 St. Gregory's 4l Wewoka 44 Seminole 42 Wewoka 40 Holdenville 24 Wewoka 51 Ada 46 Wewoka 32 MeAlester 34 'Yewoka no Henryetta 47 Wewoka 40 Seminole 4l Wewoka 47 Durant 37 Wewoka 53 Putnam City 43 Wewoka defeated lelenryetta, Ole They went on to the state finals, where they were defeated by Regional finals . john Marshall in the first round. m ulgee, and Seminole in the S Q-JU g, ,I i X1 if 'X Q -1 W ii 2 QL Q1 I' 'al KN ' 6 'r S 2, Et . 13 if ,pw fwiip I 51,1 If f . f -if ' .' N I5 li A LLL Junior sqnndrnun shown nhovu z1ra'JouiDrydL'l1, gnnrdg Wnym' llnntcr, ounmrg Don ldrclds, forwardgrred- L',IU1lL'S, vurllurg MIM Norm-ll, guard, rand jussr' Cours, ccnrcr. Thu li Icziln, which is nrddc up of lnnmrs and sopholnorrs, has rr :S-IO ruvord ro draw. A bow' are thu sopholnorc cagcrs. Tlmuy are Iunros Richardson, guard, Hcnry Mudkins, Qnar Churlus Walkcrr, forwardg Urdu Smart, forward, and Ray Mudkins, unard. Below arc rlrc frcslnnun ronndballers. They arc lbcnrpscy Roburrs, Donald Whcclcr, Thurman Pitchlynn, Clmrlos lidwurds, Larry Lawson, Richmond Lcirka, Danny Lyon, Jinnny Allin, Mikc Curolilla, Wally York, and Jerry Cole. Thu l1ilNl1ulI'Z1L1CIC3lIl has L1 5-7 rr-cord. .,4,,,. 0 '7 ' if ,15- 5 In The Spring A Young Man's Fancy lk-iiiiy louis Lind kiiiry Wilson, suliiors, Cpiciiirul ai! lufij arc iliu only rr-riiriiiii-1 'r.ivl4iiiuii. Gary won sucoiirl iii sian' I iii ilic SHO iii ,lfloti glilhiiy xwii zhirn iii sian- high jump, lioih boys had prwinlisly won disirici lioiinrs. --wk.- fi-, x x X x Q21- PYT Doyle lvcstcr siiiilus nlccliilly as hu LlL'lllOllSlfLllCS his wuiuh lllrllllgl, gihilily. Looking Ull arc lraiiilxic Mircliull, 'liidrly Miichcll, Jcrry Ligoii, Jim lluichhis, Rnyiiioinlllzirriso1i,lSill S: Ligoii, Robe-ri Miller, and llgilc lkirciir. Thusu hnys :irc dur .X - lopiiig physical filiicss, All plgiii in gn out for lkioilwll iii thu lzill. li QQ' ijLllllllQ Llll thu grccii is llgii Nurxcll. Oihcrs liiiihg up Ihr-ir f f shnis rim Claiyinn Whiilock, Jiiiiiiiy Hari, Kcniiy Aglin, Jim ' my Azliii, l3illCha1iibL-rs, Mark Clciiioiis, and Mille Nom u All airy1licll1dcLlLil1WllS'S null' Itlllll. Clowur lCi-ID ---N Q xl -1 LL'Oll,iUilllL'ilL1lS wiih '58-511' iicisicrs. Tliuy girl- lhiiilii lhii- mii, Alluii lk-rkiiis, Domtliy Wzlligiiiis, linh Kylu, Shziroii Loggiii, Jaiiiics Wrighi, lbavid Kyle, jeaiiiiiy Wood, Loiix cu lhiriiuii giiid Polly Kiiinhi. Jgiiiius, Loiivuiiu, and Shziroii lc icrul iii ir-iiiiis iii MSS. Louvetie Bairiiult and David Kylc, flower l'lp1ill5Sll21l'PCll Oil li'lL'If iuiiiiis Ull WHS COlll'l. up ,i,,,- Jr. , -iuefwf - - lip, Xu.. 'NX Sweepstakes Winners East Central State College campus was overrun last spring by the feet ofthe interscholastic meet's hopefuls. Coming through in almost perfect style, WHS students brottght hottie the sw ecpstakes trophies from both the interscholastics and art contests. Linda West won second in freehand drawing, first in art appreciation, and second in world history, Barbara Cltaf- fin took first place laurels in bookkeeping, and Carolyn Embach was third place winner in mechanical drawing. Miss Geraldine Houser is the yearly sponsor for the Wewoka entrants. d Dale Parent was third in biologyg Duke Ligon won a third place American history medal, Dorothy Williams place second in plane geometry, David Cook won second in biology, Larry Rowe brought home the third place government medalg JoAnn Altman won first in Oklahoma historyg Noel Parsons was second place winner in chemistry. All these math, history, and science pros are admiring the trophies they helped to win for WHS. 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