Will Rogers High School - Lariat Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1940 volume:

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X, . 9 i ? - R3 s fs i uf 5 I W Y, g is f if gl I 2 iii Dedication O THE FIRST STUDENT BODY OF WILL ROGERS HIGH SCHOOL: Those three hundred fifty-nine Seniors, five hundred twenty-four Juniors, and six hun- dred eighteen Sophomores, pioneers who broke the trail, who entered the first classes and helped organize the first activities in our school history, and in so doing have made this a happy and eventful year, we dedicate this, our first yearbook. N'5'.21e2s? sw 1 hairs-if y fa .,. 'semi' ,l.a.,w. -nz -,- r a, sf.z7Q?i f a .ff . K ,J '45 Q 2 xxx Y 21 ,.., .E . ai Q, ,Qi . ,f.- E ,iw , 4' 7? ff W 5 as-. , Ei .ai 1 ,gi...yQ, 32551, ' 5: 11555 of , .iw- ff rims- . 125155122 M 1 is V... zfssflffr J. L..,A. , H, Q 'Sriram 11af ??5,, f my , rs...- :':f kliil 'Q W, ,.. -1 iiikifkili s message 1waYz,,m 5,3 Sw 1 .M L Z- Easy was by M3 M325 agsxzf 'fxsii 5i1biL1?iEi iw1:ffs?r Jfilfff ins? ,. dx. 333262. as - 'wir' QP Q-ws X... W 2-fm sm.. 3' .- T,-1 s 3 asf ? fm sm ww- L- 35551575 2 ragga. 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KENNETH ANDREWS CHRISTINE BAKER JACK BARTA DONALD BOHANNAN MARIli BRANIJOM GIBSON BYRD MALCOLM CAMPBELL JIM CARNIICHAEL CROEKETT CHILDERS MARY COTTON PUBHQEUOUS Board FACULTY CAROLINE COPELAND, Cloairmun C. C. PRUITT MYRTLE SPILLMAN SENIORS BETTY SYKES, Secretary LUCILLE CRAWFORD JACK C. MURPHY KATHRYN SCHMIDT YEARBOOK COMMITTEE CAROLINE COPELAND, Sponsor LUCILLE CRAWFORD BETTYE DOTY VERNA LEA EMERY JEANNE FANNING BETTY FARQUHAIRSON DEEVOTA FLEMINO SUZANNE GIBBS NET1'IE BELLE HUCK BETTY JAGGERS DONALD R. JONES BETTIE LONG GEORGE LOWREY RUTH MCCOOL SARAH ROBERTS BETTY FARQUHARSON JOHN R. NULL JOE MOORE JOHN R. NULL BILL OWEN BOB PADGETT CLARA FAITH PETERS LUTHER RICHISON KATHRYN SCHMIDT MARY LEE SKINNER JACK STITES MARGERY STOKES BILL TERRY G. W. XVHEATLEY 4 S Q 1 Y w .g,Ag. X W .fab 35. M, .3 ., , A -figgag wiv .P fig Qgsgsf!5f5ffia-ESQ' W' ,U W, H w. .6 - kk M-Mg, . fggsL,.,f.5, - :nun-ww mmm i 5 f 4 J 3 S s 2 2 Z 3 Z Q si s WN?-W W m of a person thoroughly schooled in the use of free thought, free speech, honest convictions, and sincere purposes. For, to live meant to he an American citizen, to him. Now, as we who revere this great name and fincl our hearts filled with pride in its use pause in silent tribute to his memory, we are reminded that: YVill Rogers, as a man, was synonornous with a spirit of citizenship that might well become the guide for all who believe in the basis of Americanism, and the name we have inherited gives to us a strength and courage of inestimable value that is ours to use in the maintenance of Americanism. VVill Rogers, we thank you for the privilege which is ours-that of bearing your name in honor, and perpetuating it in memory. WIILL RQGERS VVILL ROGERS, son of Oklahoma, left to the people of the world a heritage of human- ism. From his earliest boyhood days, during which he primarily was interested in enter- taining his friends, to the day of his death, he followed a laugh strewn path of life-bring ing happiness and pleasure to all with whom he came in contact. E Beginning his public career with Texas Jackls Wild West Show in Johannesburg, South Africa, early in this century, Mr. Rogers rose consistently through the trials of theatricals to reach a new height of popu- larity for the American entertainer. This popularity was due, no doubt, to the sincerity of his purpose and his peculiar ability of al- ways being himself no matter what the situ- ation might be. Above is a reproduction of an early picture of Will Rogers which was used in his first publicity and billing on Broadway. At the time this picture was made, Rogers' popularity was fast becoming recognizedg and he was known as a gum-chewing, rope-twirling cowboy humorist. At the left is Will Rogers as he appeared in one of his first silent motion pictures. Note the typical expression of non-concern on his face - a characteristic that became typical of the man. -W.. ,A A+ -.tif-. r , Mn.. An lvf iQ '4- ' X 'S.9-v my .-eg? ,sigma ,U rs ff'-'six - t e wg Always an aviation enthusiast, VVill Rogers, shown here in the cockpit of one of the early day seaplanes com- mercially used, followed the advancement of sky-travel to his last day. During his lifetime he was credited with being one of the most air-traveled citizens of this country, and he never used any other method of travel if commercial avia- ' ll ' l for his requirements Realizing the im- tion cou 4 DFOVIK e . .. portance of commercial aviation, Rogers devoted much time to a studv of its possibilities and frequently sponsored erest in the aerial ex- moves for its improvement. His int ploration of a possible air route to the Orient via Alaska prompted him to fly with his very good friend, VViley Post, on their fatal trip to that northern territory. The picture at the left is from 'lThe Roping Fool, I l Jose he is seen demon- one of Rogers, first movies. n tus 1 strating one of his favorite stunts of rope twirling. AgW A Nlemoieiol to on Olileihomein From Qklahonieins Built on a hill overlooking Rogers' beloved Verdigris valley, the VVill Rogers Meiiiorial at Claremore, Oklahoma, is a shrine visited by thousands of Americans annually. Within the walls of this Nlemorial visitors are vividly reminded of the man Rogers Was, and of the fatal flight in August, 1935, upon which the pic- ture at the left-the last one made of Will Rogers-was made. This Nlemorial is a tribute to Oklahomals best loved citizen and isareeognition ofhis worldly influence and outstanding character. ln bronze, the likeness of Will Rogers welconies all Visitors to the Xleniorial and recalls to their niinds his kindness and human philosophy, Une of the most outstanding attributes of this great man was his in- terest in the welfare of children. Always anxious to play such apart indicated hy the picture below which is taken from one of his outstanding character plays. Rogers, in this scene, depicts the kindness and con- sideration he possessed for children. In his personal life, his devotion to his own three children, Bill, Alinuny and Klary was an ever-growing nionunient to his nieniory. V aj it iw A X Q KK Q :wth 143 . , At A ,K N A fi? g f, : ' Qjfl Y .H Y ,Z M ard gg i if 4 3 1 Q4 X X X xk . SFX ,jf if, i f -3.4-.wx ag z ii, JW, lil: 1142 lu' K i , i wi in rx l fi M ONSTRUCTION of the Will Rogers High School building was begun October 11, 1937, and the building was officially accepted from the contrac- tor Iune 30, 1939. It was opened for the First classes September 11 and dedicated November 5, 1939. The 26.894 acres of land were purchased Au- gust 2S, 1936, for 5521,772.74. The building cost S1,239,905.59 and equipment Z158,192.53. Ap- proximately forty-five per cent of the total amount Was furnished by the United States gov- ernment through the Public Works Administra- tion. Q . 4-' ii, KEN K 14 -4-Q 4 ,f , AJ Y 53 'emi W W? A. a X . X A -- f xx. I 1 .x N 0 X L f 'L I 5' 5' S 2 ' f' 1 . c. BENTON ISIANLIZY Principal MRS. EVERETT W. MANNING EDWARD W. WILSON Prexidwzf Board of 1ftlllL'!Iff0lI Mwlzllvr' ILLMER GODOWN HARRY A. TALLMAN Vin' I'r'mi1lr'11f Ml'1ll!1l'l' FRANK SETTLE MRS. LIOHN H. KIZYIZS Ml'lI1l7Ul' NIL'7Hl7!'l' A. L. BEEKLY XVENDEL A. MELTON Mvnzbvr Bllxifzcfxx MdI1ll,Ql'l' and Clerk HARRY W. GOXVANS Szcperirltwzclrzll ELI C. FOSTER C. C. MASON Assixianl SILpr?l'ilIlC1ldL'l1f Assixfzult SlLlICVf!ZfU1Il1l'lllf In CIIHVQI' uf 1fI1'lr1e'11taJ'y Ifdxzratiwz In Charyf of Sl'tIlfI41IIl'y Izllzlfalirzlz BQGVCI Qf Education Around Tfzblv, Lcff to Right- C. C. MASQN, Mus. JOHN H. Kmxis, H. W. GOWANS, li. C. Fosngu, Mus. EvIauuTT W. MANNINQ, ELMLQR GODOW N, A. L. BEEKLY, FRANK SLTTLE, E. W. WILSON, CLAUDE RosuNsTh1N. PAGE 18 JAMES L GOFF PAULINE C. KEATON LOLA B. TRUSTY STELLA GARTMAN Assistant Principal Dean of Girls Senior Class Director Sophomore Class Director Dean o Boys Iunior Class Director Physical Ezlzccatioiz Matlocmatics History Music Guidance Modern life calls for specific and general training and no modern school can fulhll its obligation by omitting a definite program in guidance. The task of guidance is not one belonging to one individual or a few persons but to the school organization as a whole with a large measure of responsibility placed on the home room and classroom teachers. Com- plete development of the personality is not accom- plished in the Work of one department. Pupils, teachers, formal and informal groups, curriculum, administration, and all other factors and agencies which make up a school must Work together. PAGE 19 W Je S! Y gf v l XX ff N i Us . i s s fl ' I ...,A, 1 uf' W f C WW., . - AZN WWm..,-.- ,fl..x IJ. Q 1 .N W. W if 121 'V W I X ' 9x-JL I mr .,I, IIN ' RN X 1 ' ' 3 K ' Eg L. ' -N I JJ , rr x C f l1.Iu,Il'Ly NA .ff -C. K -F F'l'IX X HIRAL4 ALIQXANIJLII CHIIISIIA ALLENDILR TIIII C. ANuI.IIsoN ggfj HfSl'0Yy - Afb1C'fiCX Scirzzczf SL'fl'IIl'!' - Aflwlvfics A-I-.N FRED BLNNLTT Glaolmlc OSCAR BOXVEN VIRGINIA CI.IgnIc I! SL'iK'IICL' A Cajrjnfllu Choir Iirlgfixb - 0 f I ! 1 IQ CARoI.INIz COPELAND ANN CZOTTINGHAIVI CA'I'I-IAIIINI1 CRISSILY 57 EllgIiXfl1I01Ll'II!l lism Ilixfory S12r'rz'fI Arls I I , ...Q EIIMINIIQ ELMS O'I I'O ENIIRES C. A. FRANKLIN Lflfin - Frmzcb PlIJ'XfC'!ll Erlumliou Ania NIz'z'lu1l1ic'x - MllL'f7fIIl' Sfmjm K Z MAIx.Ia GIBSON Huuo GOIZ1'Z C. li. GUMM YI English Bam! - Orclwcsfra EIrL'fI'ic'ify - MIzflIf'l11a1'iz's S. L. GUNDERSON BIeIx'I'II5 HABIMOND UI.IsI'A HAXY KINS as Woodufllrk -- Drafting Pfzysiml Ezfzzcafimz Iinglixll If P PAGE 20 ZX .Ti ff l t .Av.A . . .. A W V5 fi? '. 594.3 E X w M 1 w 4 .Q BESSIE HIETT Howl' Living FRANK JACKLE S j1u11ixl1 ROY MANFXVAL Scirnfc EMMA LEE MORRIS Engiixli C. C. PRUITT Mizfbviiiizficx LIEB RICHMOND Plrysimi Erfiirziiion 1 w . , F. . ., I R . 1: f f 1 A if ' T' T :-:' was -sw 1. .-ff Faculty L. B. HOWARD Ilixfary - Aihlffim HIESPIZIK KIRKPATRICK Library MARJORIE MCBURNETTL Bookfuwpirzg - Typing EVELYN OSBORN Sborffninzl - Typing LOUII2 RAWLINGS Engiixh - Lafin CLAIKA RILEY Typing - Saifwiniixbijz Pfnnmnxlzijr and Spcliiiig PAGE 21 M. E. HURST Science GEORGE J. IQUBIK History KA'1'H1zR1NE MORAN English PAULINE C. PERRY MtIfbF7l1HfiL'.Y BIZTTY RHODEE Niirxfry Scllool SARAH ROBERTS Typing - Sborflmna' Q . Y f f V f ww f RN 'W Ax. T Nr 69 E ,S ? I I A Y ,A A SY ' A 39 WV, XN,, !' ..- z?f fx Y .ew .1 ' 5? y 4' as t 1 - 5 9. K A Y X Q . -111' ,-,,,,. .,.,,................. .... . CAIKOLYN SHURTLEF1' Hixfory - Englixlz M. W. TAYLOR Ilixfory E1.1zA1s11'1'H VA1.1iN'r15 lfnglixln HI'1l,liNl-l BAIRD 1il'tQiXfVlll' H11.uA FRFXV Pllyximf Etlllftlllillll Mt1fl'Ul1 MARTHA KIisSI.IiR Offiw' was L1 My MARGUERITR SMITH Iiuglixlu W- Social Rrlnfionx MATTII'Q LOU TEAGU13 Clollzirzg MARJORIL XIANN Ifomlx OLIiT'HA BARNARD Srcrrlary MAIRY HAIKIKIS Caf1'ff'ria Dirvvlor FRED MliNIJl2NHA1.I. Builffiug S1lf7l'l'il1ft'I1L1I'l1f PAGE 22 MYllTI.E SPILLMAN Ari ALTIHTA TIKUYIUI' Ilixlory LORETTI Wmcms Ifnglixlw R. H. Br1w1.11Y E11gim'r'r MINNIE I-Iuczmis Mrzfran JACK WELCH Sirlgrrnzff i EXECUTIVE COUNCIL BOTTOM Row. left to right-Mesdaines J, M. Haskell, Mrs. G, E, Greider, John Chism. Vernon Crouch, A. L. Day, Jack Jernigan. SECOND ROW-M. P, Still, C. I. Hanriis, Victor Iobe, A. L, Blakey. H, D, Brown, Harry H. Brown. THIRD Row- John Rogers, C. W. Short, L, S. Miller, H. T. Marple, R. M. Johnston. TOP Row-E. W. Fowler. R. B. McBride, J. F. Goep- pinger, H. A. Lane, James Melone, C. B. Manley, Principal. SENIOR. PATRONESSES BOTTOINI Row, left to right-Mesdanies J, R. Murphy. J. F. Havens, B. H. Wakefield, C. W. Short, J. A. Leach, F, B. Dun- lap. SECOND Row-Mesciames T. C. Williams, C. O. Robison, A. P. Supplee, J. L. Martin, C. A. Franklin. Top RowkMesdanies Vernon Crouch, Grace Fuller, J, B, McCormick, VV. E. Emery, D. H. Montgomery. JUNIOR PATRONESSES BOTTOM Row, left to rightA-Mesdames H. D. Brown, R. L. Goodison, Joseph Kraus, W. C, Hackborth, G. E. Nantz, S. H, McCright, SECOND Row---Mesdmnes J. M. Haskell, John Rogers, R. J. Cobble, C, J, Harry, R. M. Johnston, Carl Harrison. TOP ROW-Mesdanies Alina Danielson, Neal Harris, A. H, Burtt. W. G. VVoffa1'd, William Blake, E. J. Cline. SOPHOMORE PATRONESSES BOTTOIW Row ,left to rightglviesdames V. A. Iobe, C. C, Hurlburt, Dale Keith, G. L. Holland, W, E. Keys. SECOND Rowe Mesdames M. W. Taylor, G. T, Russell, J. S. Goeppinger, E. G. Aston. TOP RowgMesdames J. G. Schillinger, T. J. White, C . L. Baker, Paul Burns, O. G. McCory. N. r Y . 9 X x i x A Q Xiltf NN WLM .Q W4- N .U Q 5 , s 1 4 IN JVIEMORIAM 1 CLARENCE JONES JR. January 4, 1922-October 15, 1939 Clarence was one of the most enthusi- astic members of the Senior class enter- ing Will Rogers High School in Septem- ber. He was interested in many of the activities of the new school and the de- sign he sketched was selected by his classmates as the crest for the Senior rings. His untimely death was the result of an automobile accident. ii i J . '- . ff ,gf VK . x ,, '-.' -' 2,4 v HPV' . 5 'fx - 'l ML. Ilya- . .... 21 W K 'Ti' ---' 5 K'f.' .gi s rees- erte it E t rrrr rruseter ' e .. -' K - fr J, . L'L' F1 ' - X X, 3 , .,... f y . -.... .?,,,.'u'. k.k. .V xg- X V 7 K -, . . Q -- 1' N 0 Q'-f - , fp. 1 li ' ...ya gr- ' EM, A W C ,,,, A . y PAGE 24 AV., , ..,. V l Y N w K Y w v r Q. if ul tr Ag as lx oi A X X 1 K f SV ..- ' NU .gs i at .ii lil 5 l . l 5 iii ,il 'll I BILL SHORT Vmcit CRIPPIN X7FRNA LEA EMIERY JACK R. MURPHY MARGARET SMITH Pwxirlwzf Vice PV'f'XilIPl7f S!'l'l't'fllP'j' 'I'renr1u'er Cbzzirmrzn Social Com miifve Sornortlossilfheers A lVhen the fall term began at Xvill Rogers, the Senior class was an unorganized group. In order to organize for the many Senior activities, a central council composed of a representative from each Senior home room was formed. The council elected temporary Senior class officers withcllim Campbell, president: VCI'I12ll,C21lflINC1'y, secretaryg and Dan Kc anedy, treasurer: Nliss Lola H. Trusty, advisor. The council planned the first senior assemblies and appoint- ed committees to select the ring crest, manage the first class play, and provide for the election of permanent officers. Permanent officers were elected November 3, and installed in Senior Forum, November 14. PAGE 26 ELORINE ABLES Sand Springs, Okla. WALLACE ADAMSON Tulsa, Okla. LOIS ADKISSON Tulsa, Okla. IEAN ALDEN Denver, Colorado PAUL ALVIS IR. Memphis, Tenn, KENNETI-l ANDREWS Wlchlta, Kan. BOB ARNOLD Sf. joseph, Mo, HILDA IEAN ASTON Tulsa, Okla, LEO AUSTIN Fr. smrfh, Ark. BILL BAILEY Tulsa, Okla, EVERETT BAILEY Hominy, Okla. CHRISTINE BAKER Tulsa, Olcla, BETTY BALLENC-ER Tulsa, Okla, IACK BARTA Wynona, Okla. TOMMY BATES St. Louis, Mo. YVONNE BEEMER Perkins, Okla. I-IAZEL IEANNE BERRY Bale-svrlle, Ark. BILL BEST Tulsa, Okla. MARY CATHERINE BLACKARD Sallisaw, Okla. BETTE BLACKBURN Tulsa, Okla. ALFRED BLACKWOOD Homlny, Okla. W Aff' Q I lfr tl .. 1? rl I LH ,faq Lili EI I lg lg 1 X W' I f ff! A 00 ,U All 5 'ka A A, Ng f D45 SA' Q , , A X X i l 2 Q i FY 55 x Q. , lA f Q ,mx 10 M ' ill i i NL i DON BLAlCl-lER Sl Louis, Mo. DOROTHY BODENHAMER lvlt, Homo, Ark. DONALD BOHANNAN Camey, Kam. WlARlAN BORCWALD Sand Spring, Okla. DON BOTZ Enid, Okla. LOIS BRADEIELD Cree-ley, Colo. MARlE BRANDOIVI Kansas City, Mo. BETTY IEAN BRANHAM Tulsa, Okla. 93' WFQQ Bos BRIGGS . ,ffl .fy Tulsa, Okla. ERNEST BRlCOS Sam Antonio, Texas JOAN Biziivim Tulsa, Okla. lVlARlORlE BELLE BROTHERTON McAlester, Okla. BOB BROWN Tulsa, Okla. RUBY BRUMLEY FT. Smiilw, Ark. LLOYD BRUMMETT Tulsa, Olqla, WALTER BRYANT Olcmulgee, Okla. LOUISE BUCK Tulsa, Okla, ROBERT O BUCKINCHAM Tulsa, Okla, FRANCES BUSCH Tulsa, Olcla EDDlE BUSENBURO Tulsa, Okla EUOENE BYEIELD Tulsa, Okla. GIBSON BYRD Tulsa, Okla. HELEN BYRD Baxter Sprmgs, Kam, RAMONA CAFFEE Hugo, Okla. DON CALVERT Dawson, Okla. EUCJENE CAMPBELL Avant, Okla CERRY CAMPBELL Dallas, Texas llM CAMPBELL Tulsa, Okla. LUNA CAMPBELL Tulsa, Okla. MALCOLM CAMPBELL Lead, South Dakota OTIS CAMPBELL Tulsa, Okla. ROBERT CAMPBELL Tulsa, Okla. VELMA CAPLAS Tulsa, Okla. llM CARMlCHAEL Dallas, Texas NEAL CARTER Herttyetta, Okla. lANE ANNE CHANDLER Kansas City, Mo HAROLD CHAPMAN Leavenworth, Kam. CHARLES CROCKETT CHlLDERS Oklalwoma Cnty, Okla. LOUlSE Cl-HLDRESS Tulsa, Okla, A. D, COLE Conway, Ark, IAMES M. COLE Muskogee, Okla. ELMER COLEMAN Tulsa, Okla, L Q Y l l l X FFS l at 'S ai T X , XC f 0 ' .,.M,,X TQ l j . , :T ,Q 5 lll t if + 1 l 1 x 5 GSK QE, Y I X. if I IW. I ll x N II RX Yr X, , NN x' W : Ill, E . I , 3, 5' ! 1 1 MILDRED COLEY Muskogee, Okla. CLARENCE COTTER Eucha, Okla. MARY COTTON Tulsa, Okla, REBA COWDREY Sperry, Okla. EARL CRAICI Tulsa, Okla. IAMES B. CRANKSHAW Drumrighr, Okla. LUCILLE CRAWFORD Rhea, Ark, VERNON CROUCH Shamrock, Okla, RUTH IOYCE DALE DeOueer1, Ark. CAMPBELL DARLINO Newport News, Ky, BILLY DAVIS Tulsa, Okla. LAWRENCE DAVIS Tulsa, Okla MAC DAWSON Oklahoma Clly, Okla. MILDRED DESELM Tulsa, Okla. BETTYE DOTY Okmulgee, Okla, IEAN DUNAWAY Tulsa, Okla. WILLIAM THOMAS DLINLAP Tulsa, Okla. MARY DUNLAP Tulsa, Okla. DOROTHY EDWARDS Tulsa, Okla. POLLYANNA ELKINS Tulsa, Okla. IEANNE EANNINCJ Tulsa, Okla. BETTY IVI. FARQUI-IARSON Oullirie, Okla. SALETA FIELD Tulsa, Oklas DOROTHY FISHER Tulsa, Okla. MARCERY FISHER Kansas City, Mo. DEEVOTA FLEIVIINC Muskogee, Okla. LOUIS FOX Sl Louis, Mo. JOYCE FRAIR Vale Desla, Texas CLELL FRANCIS Franklin County, Ark. DEE FRANCY Broken Arrow, Okla, mumfw FRAukLiN Elk oily, okia. VIVIAN FRAZIER Okrnulgee, O BERNICE FULLER Mansville, Ark. NEAL OALBRE Sterling, Col kla. RUSSELL FRICK Collinsville, Okla. , M IIIA ATH o. ANNA LOU CARY Tulsa, Okla, IVIARYEMA GATES Fort Worth, Texas CONNIE OHORIVILEY Tulsa, Okla, SUZANNE OIBBS Tulsa, Okla. IAIVIES GIMLIN Tulsa, Okla. IVIILDRED OIVENS Tulsa, Okla, BILL GLENN Sterling, Colo, M215 Q I Y - 11- W f W I Ili N I xx? Ix I X gl I ill fi ll ii i l f X-N X M .0 gfvl Q' 5? S' 1 E,f 5 I f I 'TE Y Qs. I -S in , II- .M I' 9 2: 3 I .I I IQ4 VI ,X M X f X0 f ...- uf' 1' ITIIA A N. T! A 0- I II II I 5 T, M I I ,f Q, Y I ' 5 3 Y xv, 2 R 4 L ,M I U 5 I 4 mf- . T 3 ,, . 'I W? Q' 4 I f qi . I I T KT F ' i r ag as 4 3 I my , f dd a MILDRED QODXNIN GaInGsvIIIe, Texas PEGGY GOOD Tulsa, OI4Ia. RAYMOND GRAY Sand Synnngs, Okla, RUSSELL GRAY Sand Springs, Okfa IESS GREEN IR BarrIe5vIIIe, OI4Ia BETTY GENE GREER Ramona, OIcIa. RUSSELL O. GRETTUM Ironton, Minn BETTY ZOE GROVES CIIandIer, OIcIa. MAURICE HACKLER Gl1erryviIIe, Kan. IOHN HANCOCK Caddo, OkIa ETHEL MAE HANEY Tulsa, OkIa. HAROLD HANOCH TuI5a, OI4Ia. VIRGINIA HAVENS TuI5a, OI4Ia. MARGARET HAYMAN MIarnI, Okla. ELIZABETH HAYS Kansas Cnty, Kan. GERT RUDE H ECK Rntsburg, Pa. PAUL HECK PItIsl3LIrg, Pa MARY HEFELE TuI5a, Okla, VIVIANNE IIENDRIGKS TuI5a, OkIa. BEATRICE HENGST Sapulpa, Okla, RICHARD HERRON TuIaa, Okla. NAIDENE I-I ICKOK Drumriglrt, Okla. SPRAOUE HILDEBRANDT TuIsa, Okla. MVANDA CLEM IIILL Tulsa, OkIa. ROY I IOLLINOSWORTH Tulsa, OkIa BOBETTE IIOLIVI DaIIas Texas EDWIN IIOLT Tulsa, OkIa. JANE IIORTON Fort Smrth, Ark. WALLACE HOVVARO Geary, OkIa. WALTER DEAN HOWELL Pralrrc Grove, Ark NETTIE BELLE HUCK Okmulgoo, OkIa. I PAULINE EIUEEORD TuIsa, OkIa. JAIVIES I-IUTCHISON Bocby, Okla, DESSIE EAYE IN BODY TuIsa, Okla. JACK IRICK Tulsa, Okla BETTIE LOUISE JAOOERS Perry, OI4Ia. PRESLEY JENKINS BIuoJackel, Okla. JOE JILLSON Denver, CoIo. MARJORIE JEAN JOHNSON SICIr1Cy, Muni. DON W. JONES I TuIsa, OkIa. DONALD R. JONES Tulsa, Okla. BARBARA JOYNER Jonesboro, Ark. 'TE -w N251 Qxg 2 .j I :If .fy . ,--.' 1 .,.,. . ,. :'If -'P' I .I pg, ,f- Q, . wJ .r .., , f K---iw .-' ff X . I X TX . .b N., x X -Q X 73,6 J .jf r ff rf ff Q .X5g,,f A .Ia ,. II Ziff yay I5 lx F LZ ,r J m'eavS.wPQ6'4r2vSaf:xvb925 ef'-at SSX Y A ,I J' 41 : alll A I I X 'I lx X I 'I' I E I I I f :K IN T we .I Q fb. 'ii ff, DAN KENNEDY Muskogee, Okla. MARTI-IA ANNE KERR Kansas City, Mo. EVERETT KITRELI. Russellville, Ark. RUSSELL KURTZ Et. Worth, Texas MARGARET LEE LAMPKINS Soutli Bend, Ind. KITTY LAWSON EVELYN LAWWILL I-Ierrin, III. IIM LEACH Tulsa, Okla. Tulsa, Okla. EDWARD LELAND Lincoln, Nebraska IIM LEWIS Guthrie, Okla. IOE LINDE Tulsa, Okla. BETTIE IANE LONG Tulsa, Okla. IVIARGUER ITE LOCKE Tulsa, Okla. OY FOUNT LOVEI Battle Creek, Mich. GEORGE LOWREY Beggs, Okla. BILL LUCAS Tulsa, Okla. MARIORIE LUEBKER Tulsa, Okla. EMILY LYSINGER Tulsa, Okla. OOLIETA MABEN Eldorado, Kan. BOB MACDIARMID Tulsa, Olsla. EDWARD IVIACE Tulsa, Okla. LUCILLE MALINKA TuIsa, Okla. BETTY ANN MARKHAM OkIaI1oma Cify, OkIa. ERMA LOUISE MARLER Covmgton, OkIa. DANA MARR Muskogee, Okla. BOB MARSHALL TuIsa, OkIa. IAMES C. MARTIN Tulsa, OkIa. LLOYD C. MARTIN Tulsa, Okla. MARIEAN MARTIN Bromido, OkIa, DENVER MATH EWS Henryetfa, Okla. SHIRLEY MATTHEWS EkIey, CoIo. CLYDE MAXWELL Hot Springs, Ark. BILL MAYEIELD Tulsa, Okla. MARCIE MCBRIDE Sacramento, Calif. MERLE MCCLURE Parsons, Karr RUTH MQCOOL McAIester, OkIa. MAXINE MCCORMACK Tulsa, Okla. IAMES MQCORM ICK Tulsa, OkIa. RAY MQDANIEL Muskogee, Okla. CLYDE MCCREW Thomas, OkIa. JOHN MQKINNEY Tulsa, Okla. KEY MCLELLAND TuIsa, Okla, x. AJ Q, T I my TFA N35 x my I III -5 ay Q, I f xx s f If., xxx f f III I II I -I 'Il I HI IQ I I Q! I Wx if I I I ? x Q Y 5 x f : S , 0 1 I , Q 1 2 I E I GUY MHMACKIN Tulsa, Okla. YOLANDA PARNELL MEMOLE Oklahoma Clty, Olds, BONNIE LEE MILLER Tulsa, Okla, LOHAMA MERCER Tulsa, Okla. EVELYN A MILLER Tulsa, Olcla, PAUL MILLS Bolse, Idaluo MAXINE MILLER Claremore, Okla, NORMA MONTGOMERY Tulsa, Okla. IIAROLD MOORE Bells, T4.xa5 BOBBY MOORE Barflcsvrlle, Okla. I-IERSCI-I ELL MOORE Comanche, Okla AL MORELAND Cramby, Mo. IOE MOORE Tulsa, Okla, IIM MOREY Shawnee, Okla, lACK C MURPHY NMICITIIB, Kam, BETTY IEAN MLILLINS Tulea, Okla BETTY RUTH MYERS MQAlosIer, Okla, lOAN NELIMARK Clwlslwolm, Mmm. ALBERT H. NEILSON Tulsa, Okla. IRIS NICHOLS Marwford, Okla. I. L. NICHOLS Desdemona, Texas PETE NICKLAU Tulsa, Okla. OPAL NUBEMEYER Tulsa, Okla. MARGARET OLESEN Pittsburg, Pa. lOHN R NULL lR, Olllorl, Okla WANDA lEAN OTTO Cmpam, Okla BOB PADCETT Claremore, Okla. BlLL OWEN Tampa, Fla WAYNE PADCETT Tulsa, Okla lERRY PAPPAN Tulsa, Okla. mms T. PARK , 4 sf Tulsa, Okla. .vo :- Jr ROBERT PARKS Tulsa, Okla. LOU ISE MARIE PATTON FRANCES PAUL Alpvma Pass, Ark. Tulsa, Okla. PHlLLlP PAYNE Muskogee, Okla, ALLEYENE PEARCE Sprmgfmld, Colo, ROBERT LEE PAYNE Muslcogce, Okla. FRANK PEARSON Kansas Clty, Kan. 1, D, PERATT f3unrar1,Okla. NORMAN PECK Clufago, Ill, CLARA EAlTH PETERS Clufago, lll. MARlORlE PlCKARD ST. loseph, Mo. l Qs g , l 1 ,W L 4 N sl - A3 1 x ff X, X 'f A 0 ' l 1 . GW t T AK G, 5 t W 13? 'Y 1 Ns Wy ff? .,,, iN 4 .0 1 gf 'll lle I TIL I EUGENE POLUMBUS Tulsa, Okla. WILMA POPE Tulsa, Okla. ELEANOR POSTLEWAIT DAVID POWELL Muskogee, Okla, Tulsa, Okla. BARNEY PRICE Tulsa, Okla. HELEN RAPIER Van Buren, Ark. ELTA PRICE Tulsa, Okla. W. IAY RECTOR Et. Smith, Ark. MARILYN REESON DICK REEVES Hutchinson, Kan. Casper, Wyo, ELMER RIEF Beggs, Okla, MARK RENICK St. Louis, Mo, DICK RHINE Tulsa, Okla. LUTHER RICHISON Tulsa, Okla. EDWARD ROARK IR. Norman, Okla, HARRY A, ROBI JEAN RIESINOER Kansas City, Mo. NSON Tulsa, Okla, TROY RODEN Canadlan, Okla. CHAD ROBISON Boynton, Okla. HAROLD ROE Tulsa, Okla, IACK ROEHLINC Tulsa, Okla. Nif 45 I M .lf 12, x i ivgf X , P ' g B' E w , QE. Y ,A fp B ' S' xx if f ..- !'a7T ff XX I ... Vu, f w .0 ,as ,I Q :I I I +5 I l l I JACK SILVER Tulsa, Okla. RALPII SIMONS Tulsa, Okla. PEGGY SIMPSON Tulsa, Okla. IVIARYLEE SKINNER Tulsa, Okla. NELLIE ROSE SLEPPY Markle, Ind. CLARA ANNE SMITI-I Tulsa, Okla. DAVID SPARGO Hof Sprmgs, Ark. GERRY SPENCER Pullman, Waslw. I. T. STANFORD Tulsa, Okia. ALMA MAE STANSBURY Kansas Clly, Mo, IEAN STANSELL Muskogee, Okla. WESLEY STEGEMAN Golden, Colo IIELEINI RUTH STEINSOIXI McAl0slQr, Okla. lACK STITES Bartlesvllle, Okla, MARGERY STOKES Tulsa, Okla RAY STRICKLAND Tulsa, Okla. IEANETTE STRONG Denver, Colo, MARIORIE SUMMERS Mc Alesler, Okla. ELMER SLITTLE Mafpl IOVSOFI, Kam BETTY SYKES Bvgggs, Okla. NORMA SYMONDS Gravelte, Ark. BUDDY TAYLOR Tulsa, Oida. EVELYN TAYLOR jrmflrfm Cxly, Kam. JAMES KANE TAYLOR I Iruuetom, Tvxas RTLL LEE TERRY Crmw, OPM EARLEN E THOMPSON Tulsa, Okia. BILL TIPTON Slmrllmwl, Mo. JACK VANDERVORT Bristow, Okfa. WALTER VINCENT Bart! J A. WALDREP jR TUTSA, Olda CHARLES WALLER Tulsa, ORTQ TOHNTE XNATSON WifTwT1a, Kan DONALD WHEELE Auburn, Nob. PRISCILLA IO WEITTE IT0Tdw1vuTTf3, Okla I f? CMM Tum, om R ,dr '7 Riff is x.. I v 1 . . iw i 2 If 1 I, I gp, xv , Q, wx: :TTT W, NU -af 0 1 4L-',.,..,., X , - 1: Q '- f L , I 45 I I Q . I f xx Q s i .0 1 I I gd N ww, III, II II Su: ,I I ,I X, :III ll: ,III I ARTHUR WILLIAMS Tulsa, Okla. FRANK WILLIAMS Yale, Okla. HELEN WILLIAMS Tulsa, Olqla, JOYCE WILLIAMS Davvsor1,0kla A EUNICE WILLINC1 Tulsa, Okla ALEXANDER WILSON Tulsa, Okla. JOYCE DANE WINDSOR Claremore, Okla, l EDNA WOLFE Copan, Okla. BOB WOODARD Tulsa, Okla, LARRY YACIER Tulsa, Okla. MOZELLE YECKLEY Tulsa, Okla. DICK YORK Tulsa, Okla, Not PicIured4ROBERT SILVER,HOWARD WAKEFIELD SENIOR CENTRAL COUNCIL FRONT Row. leff To right-Jim Campbell. Margaret Smifh, Miss Lola B: Trusfy. adviser: Verna Lea Emery, Shelby Ross. SECOND Row-Barney Price, Dari Kennedy, Bob Briggs, James Crankshaw, Jim Lewis. PAGE 42 Senior Class Coinmitkees FORUMS MRS. PAULIN12 PERRY, Cfmirmnzz Miss Ann Cottingham C. C. Pruitt Hazel Jean Berry Bob Campbell Donald Bohannan SOCIAL MARGARET SMITH, Clmirman Emily Lysinger Naidcne Hickok Margaret Oleson Jean Stansell Don jones Bill Davis Shelby Ross Bob Padgett ART MARYEMA GATES, Co-Clmir1nn11 JAMES CRANKSI-IAXV, Co-Clmirmflzz Beatrice Hengst Marjorie Luebker Gerry Campbell Joe jillson Wanda Otto ROUND-UP BOARD Bill Short Jack R. Murphy Jack Stites Priscilla White Jane Horton Gerry Campbell ANNOUNCEMENTS DON BLAICHITR, Cfmirmfm Wanda Otto Mildred Godwin Mary Hefele Ethylmae Haney Don Botz Maurice Haekler CLASS POEM Dick Rhine PAGE 43 COMMENCEMENT M. E. HURS'l', Clvairman Miss Ulista Hawkins Miss Ann Cottingham Kathryn Schmidt Dana Marr Harold Moore SCHOOL GIFT EVERETT BATLTQY, Chairman Helen Williams John Null James Gimlin Jim McCormick Bill Best Paul Alvis Gertrude Heck Crockett Childers Paul Mills SCRAP BOOK BARBARA JOYNFR, Clmirman Clara Faith Peters Marilyn Reeson COLORS JOYCE WINDSOR, Chairman Virginia Senf Margaret Lampkin Lucille Crawford HISTORY MARJORIE JOHNSON, Co-Chairman MARGIE MCBIKIIJIE, Co-Clmirzmm Mildred DeSelm Martha Anne Kerr Iris Nichols Jane Horton Verna Lea Emery CLASS PROPHECY RAMONA CAI'I4'I2E, Clmirmnn Robert Parks Pauline Hufford Gerry Campbell Q51 Q Q , ff' NEXT . 5 . 3 CCTV if .f- Ik' if ill ll? Q0 ii L51 'l 5? 2 M 24? xx U, w Y, wi Jumor Llass OFf1COrs Q QW 156 Y , 6 Y Y f L N HAROLD MORTON ALLEN WEST BARBEE ANN VVATTS JACQUELYN PURVIS Przfsidmt Vice Presizlont Secrcffury Trnzszzrrr u. Not PiCCL1fCd1ANNA MARGARET KRAUS, Clmirnmn Social Cmumifice Q Y A f 5 Eh U Cv A Off' A O13 QITICDI Q, E, dSb ICGI S F 1 XX ,QR Q 5 5333.33 S, givin lf 'ff f -IOHN JILLSON BOB MUIRPHY DOROTHX' BARN1-,s TOM BOYD ALMA BERRY, A 91 Pl't'XfI1l'lI1l Vin' I'rr'xif1w1f Sr'r'rr'ff1ry T1w1.v111'w' S!JFilllCZ7tIilAIll!lll M PAGE 44 HOME ROOM 219 FRONT Row, left to rightiPriscilla Rhodes, Margaret Roberts, Naomi Young, Betty Jane Nantz, Evelyn Johnson, Mary Wilson, Ellen Sing, Maralee McMahan, Genevieve Nunn, Ruth McDowell. SECOND Row-Dick Pitcher, Dan C, Thomas, Mary Lou Coen, Marjorie Kennelly, Mary Putman, Maxine Taylor. Mark Campbell, Charles Miller. THIRD Row-Jim Collins, Jack Gamble, Coyne Fallis, Bob Deck, Harold lVlcGehee, Clifford Hubbs, Gene Miller, Elmer Hall, Dale Harrison. Bobby Robinson, Fred Malinka. FOURTH Row-Fred Shinn. Clifford Woodbury, Edwin Ezzell, Bob Davis, Tom Gaughan, Dick Stassen, Graves Wofford, Jack Antry, Arthur Carlson, Frank R. Jackle, teacher. HOME ROOM 400 FRONT Row, left to right-Virginia Voight, Dorothy Brown, Delia Mitchell, Bettie Cobble, Gloria Davis, Margaret Wilshire, Betty Penn, Elizabeth Ann Mead, Catherine Estes, Beatrice Leagen, SECOND Row-Betty Robinson, Dorothy Manous, Betty Runnels, Katherine Eimer, Barbara Smith, Charlotte Sanditen, Betty Jo Grubbs, Joan Martindale, Barbee Ann Watts. THIRD Row-Roy Adkisson. Reeves Williams, Jim Horne, Marion Bradshaw, Ed Chapman, Audry Bryan, John Nufer, Robert Finney. FOURTH Row-T. C. Anderson, teacher: Bob Holiway, Harry Morgan, Harold Hicks. Allen Eddington, Henry Standlee, Dudley Roe, Marion White, Virgil Werner. HOME ROOM 100 FRONT Row. left to right-Billie Sue Latimer, Peggy Edwards, Charlotte Glavin, Grace Guier, Gwendolyn Jones, Ruth Sumner, Mariorie Howerton, Maxine Foote. SECOND Row-Jack Spillman, Tom Tomer, Anna Margaret Kraus, Bonnie Mae Perryrnan. Dorothy Waterman, Mardelle Chandler, Pat Hodge, Helen Freemen, Betty Jane Hillis. THIRD Row-Miss Bessie D. Hiett, teacher: Bill Russell, Norman Kilgore, Roy McClain, Carl Koch, Jack Billingsley, Ralph Howard, Robert Horton, Herman Hardesty. FOURTH Row-Vernon Claybaugfh. Frank Pratt, Aaron Burns, Cullie Stone. Louis Hayward, Charles Pfeiffer, Kenneth Birkes, Clayton Peterson, Claud Dodd, Bob Kirschner. PAGE 45 HOME ROOM 320 FRONT Row, left to right-Phyllis MacDowell, Helen Oliver, Jacquelyn Purvis, Wanda Fellers, Cleo Collins. Joy Tenney. Margaret Norton. SECOND Row-Gloria Sturge, Margaret Davis, Mary Jane Thomas, Mildred Johnston, Maureen Ethridge, Virginia Donohew. THIRD Row-Mrs. Sarah Roberts, teacher: Earl Ogilvie. James Bennett, John Tate. Bill Boatwright. FOURTH Row-Phil Schoggen, Richard La- Verne Herron, Clark McKee, Wendell Wilson, Charles Burkett. HOME ROOM 319 FRONT Row, left to right-Doris Sue Haskell. Betty Jayne Mitchell. Elizabeth Holt, Leah Plumlee, Gail Shoemaker, Natalee Brown. SECOND Row-Robert Felts, Jim Wible, D. J. Andrews, Kenneth Carr, Leslie Marshall. THIRD Row--Fred Utter, Bob Studer, Leonard Clore. G. A. Cook, Jack Branstetter, Eugene Wilson. FOURTH Row-Mrs. Marjorie McBurnette, teacher: Fred Robinson, Bill Pitezel, Gene MacGregor, Clifford Aldenbruck, Mark Colvin, Leroy Bougher. HOME ROOM 317 FRONT Row, left to right-George Collier, Bob Henderson, Pete Bechtold, Betty Jean Brunson, Doris Whitener, Betty Welch. SECOND Row-Guy Waller. Paul Dudley, Grant Heislar, Lewis Bieking, Cecil Hendricks, Edgar Dayton, David Jewell. THIRD Row-Bill Woolridge, Edward O'Donnell, Jimmy Zehren, Neil Clee, Dale Cook, Ralph Ingalls, Paul Insch. FOURTH Row-Hiram Alexander. teacher: George Logan, Leslie Wood, LeeRoy Callaway, Jack Werner. Joe Reed. PAGE 46 HOME ROOM 410 FRONT Row, left to right-Margie Shaver, Ada Mae Crawford, Frances Nubemyer, Grace North, Wanette Coley, Cora Lee Bolinger, Gladys Jones, Lillian Sandusky, Betty Jean Cline, SECOND Row- Nancy Cunningham, Freda Nidiffer, Mary Greene, Virginia Hopper, Anna Ruth Myers, Ina Belle Holland, Ann Nell Mullenax, Kathleen Payne, Betty Goodison, Belly Brodie, Teresa Tinger, THIRD ROwAFred Bennett, teacher: Dorothea Harris, Robert Jacobsen. Bob Cox, Bill Runnels, Dewey Killian, Donald Jacobs, Homer Mauldin, Dan Held. HOME ROOM 413 FRONT Row. left to right!-Katherine Wolfe, Cleo Wolfe, Elizabeth Farmer, Marjorie Brocker, Eliza- beth Moore, Maybelle Petros, Ah-ni-wake Aston, Peggy Dugan, Ellen McCright. SECOND RowABarbara Ann Helf, Elvena Phelps, Ruth McClurg, Emma Kenyon, Martha Lou McConnico, Marjorie Stitt, Evelyn Van Scoy, Ann Burtt. THIRD Row-Lawrence Winters, Howard Plowman, Paul Baker, Jearld Hodges, Hal Lane. Harold Morton. FOURTH Row-Mrs. Elizabeth Valente, teacherl Jack Sallee, Gerald Lock- wood, Richard Brown. Herbert Smith, Joe Degen. HOME ROOMS 200 AND 209 FRONT Row, left to right-Kathryn McMackin, Rachel Long, Geraldine Hancock, Peggy Joyce, Irene Moran, Mary Brown, Laura Jepson, Dorothy McCullough. SECOND Row-Miss Mattie Lou Teague. teach- er: Helen Hooper, Mary Collins, Ann Lander, Virginia Jordan, Lorene Sexton, Jane Hughes, Mrs. Pauline Igelrry, teacher. THIRD Row-Hall Mitchell, John Reid, Wells Rutherford, John Rogers, Jack Matthews, ar es Hewlett. PAGE 47 l l l 4 3 HOME ROOM 302 FRONT Row, left to right-Mary Coley, Florida Howell, Wanda Wallace, Bobbyette Fultz, Lolo Mary Lanktord, Dorothy Lee Ford, Wilma Hammond, Mildred Chism. SECOND RowwJack Sherred, LaVerne Edmonds. Dorothy Jones. Wanda Nearine, Jane Danielson, Ted Pirtle. Cecil Terrell, Mary Carlisle. THIRD Row-Bill Robison, Allen Chapman, Jack Doss, Ralph Kunz, Louis Maxwell, Arden Carey, Eugene Bishop. FOURTH Row-Jim Moore, Gene Dalby. James Kuntz, Albert Harris. John Rylandcr, D. F. Burkett, Gary Zink, Mr. Leo Howard, teacher. HOME ROOM 124 FnoNr Row-Pat Banham, Thomas Finley, Bill Rynearson, Bill Lindsey, Don l-lall, Jimmy Goller, Arnold Gardner, SECOND Roww'Paul Jackson, Jim Hill, Phillip St. Pierre, Kenneth Odom, Walter Crow. Bill Jackson, Kenneth Holcolm, J. D. Brazier. THIRD Row-David Robinson, Edward Blakestead, Robert Steed, Robert Cowdrey, George Kincade, Bill Brown, Mr. C. E. Guinrn. teacher. HOME ROOM 315 FRONT Row-Melba Falkner, Ruth Kelch, Josephine Dick, Helen Blackard, Dorothy Clark, Louise Sample, Lucretia Rust, Jean Carson. SECOND Row4Ralph Reeves, Bob Schuetz, Oleta Yeargin, Billie Callihan. Genevieve Thompson, Estherbel Denney, Lindley Rhodes. THIRD Rowefiobert Burns. Charles Hackbarth. Joe Johnson, Charles Bittei-ling, Leroy Powers, Charles Chenault, Stinson McMurty, Foum-H RowgBob Brasel, Joe McMullin, Kenneth Wright, Donald Shank, Stanley Burdick. Carolyn Shurtleff, teacher. PAGE 48 HOME ROOM 314 FRONT Row, left to right-Betty Bliss, Jean Ann Wade, Carmen Elgin, Gloria Busby, Glenn Erle Waller, Jeanne Harry, Nancy Kerr, Jeannette Harry, Jeanne Tro, Janet Parkins. SECOND Row-Miss Marguerite Smith, teacher: Donnell Barnard, Lucille Wilson, Lorraine Kirby, Lois Blakey, Wanda Whiteley, Bessie Jo Williamson, Marian Fox, Allen West, Bill Coulter. THIRD Row-James Frick, A. O. H, Setzephanfdt Jr., Bill Hallowell, John Shoefstall, Jimmie Kaufmann, Bill Cunningham, Harold Ward, Frank McCullough, Lawrence Babb. FOURTH Row-Randall Walker, Bob Yeakey, Wayne Terry, Mervin West, J. Reid Runamage, Jim Nichols, Ray Amstutz, Ralph Johnson, Bill Turner. HOME ROOM 308 FRONT Row, left to right-Margaret Hall, Betty Barnes, Betty Craig, Alice Jean Stehr, Virginia Miller, Virpginia Hafford, Margie Cubbison, Dorothy Hayes. SECOND Row-Katherine Karnes, Mary Jessie Pope, Margaret Wagoner, Jean Wolfe, Mattie Carnathon, Marjorie Ousterhout, Mary Bullington, Nelle Mason. THIRD Row-Thema Miller, Velma Davidson, Betty Coleman, Grant Lankford, Jacqueline Marlor, Ila Delozier, Vera Hendrickson. FOURTH Row-Alice Statton, Dorothy Weaver, Ruby Young, Charles Abbott, Cecil Rasor, Paul Smith, Miss Evelyn Osborn, teacher. HOME ROOM 303 FRONT Row, left to right-Maxine Farrimond, Iona Beavers, Marianne Miller, Doris Jean Ethridge, Phyllis Wooten, Mary Ackley, Julia S16DDyf Marilyn Edwards, Jane Woolbert, Norma Sue Francis, Nancy Ratcliff. SECOND Row-Paul Kirchner, Denzil Johnson. Billie Dirck, Bob Petty. Bill Swanson, Harlan Judkins, Bob Croft, Howard Vanzandt, Fenton Lawyer. THIRD Row--Leonard Cheek, Robert Greaves, Don Wyman, Dick Johnston, Jack Ingram, Clarence Bradford, Jack Gillisoie, M. W. Taylor, teacher. FOURTH RowABilly Jo Phillips. Sherman Willsey, James Robinson, Carl Geiger, Ralph Smith, Lyman Miller, Joe Harris, R. Bud Vinall, John Brontly. PAGE 49 HOME ROOM 201 FRONT Row, left to right-Jean Grant, Betty Jo Williams, Lorene Cook, Betty Jean Matthews, Georgia Duncan, Jean Rolls, Doris McBroon1, Juanita Denton. SECOND Row-Miss Marjorie Vann, teacher, Chloia Sample, Jean Cassis, Annelle Brown, Carolyn Ray, Dorothy Ford, Goldie Burns. THIRD Row-Mary Jane Taylor, Bethel Lucas. FOURTH Row-Alma Lu Vaughan, Otta Lee Barham, Elouise Hallford, Betty Barnes, Emmabel Buttry, Gloria Haas, Edith Poole, Doris Roberts, Margaret Owen. FIFTH Row-Lloyd England, Bruce Conrad. HOME ROOM 217 FRONT Row, left to right-Maxine Colvin, Jean Curtis, Frances Koonce. Jean Kelly, Billie Payne, Johanna Warren, Paula Kager, Rosemary Mitchell, Pat Grant, Betty Rapier. SECOND RowAMiss Erminie Elms, teacher: Leona Wright, Virginia Thompson, Billie Jeanne Owen, Dorothy Cameron, Alice Baker, Alma Berry, Gene Lewis, Dick Langworthy. THIRD Row-Paul Teel, Charles Daugherty, Gerald John- son, Bobby Baker, Bud Baker. Bob Woodward, Dick Horkey. FOURTH Row-Bob Linde, Tom Fleeger, Jack Cartlidge, Edward Seinones, Stanley Marple, Bob Lukken, Marshall Arky. HOME ROOM 31 1 FRONT Row, left to right--Mary Duncan, Lillian Rhoades, Nadine Alnett, Earline Lusk, Lura Thomas, Peggy Granger, Mariorie Farley. Joan Prater, Juanita Moss. SECOND Row-J, E, Buchannan, Barbara Carter, Betty Ackley, Patsy Kennelly, Robert Shaffer. Charles Terry, Mary Miller, Winnie Allen. THIRD Row-Miss Althea Truitt, teacher: Lillian Webster, Betty Lou Still. Lois Booth, Ester Erhardt, Kenneth Keys, Bob Waldrep. Mary Chambers, FOURTH Row-Jim Berry, Charles Jones. Bob Morse, Frank Pitezel, Earl Harris, Jack McElroy, Paul Steinberger. Heartsill Brown. PAGE 50 HOME ROOM 312 FRONT Row, left to right-Betty Wareham. Bobbie Bean, Emile Jayne Kohlhorst, Beverly Stubble- field, Elizabeth Alspaugh, Eris Carey, Gladys Dickens, Dorothy McFadden, Mary Ellen Davis, Betty Lee Strickland. SECOND Row-Janice Sharum, Delva Allison, Mary Lou Carroll, Miriam Border, Martha Vernon, Mary Ellen Yeakey, Jane Reichard, Pat Bedford, Betty VVeaVer, Mary Louise Wilson, Betty Jo Bennett. THIRD Row-Bob Murphy, Kenneth Ragan, Jack Craig, Jim Dudley, Ralph Forrester, Bob Hull, Kirk Kuner, Roy Lingo, Leon Taylor, Martin Carroll. FOURTH Row-Miss Katherine Moran. teacher, Clyde Williams, Bob Hart, Fred Antry, Charles Groves, John Litchenburpj, John Dingle, Bob Fickett, John Hendricks, Dick Yeager. HOME ROOM 415 FRONT Row, left to right-Betty Lou Coody, Blossom Felhauer, Joyce Ackers, Patricia Nelson, Betty June Stonum, Donna Lee Sexton, Dorothy Gaddis, Kathryn Kilgore, Betty Mae Landrum, SECOND Row -Bernice Pearson, Mary Francis Anderson. Margaret Gollehon, Louanna Goldsmith. Vivian Adcock, Julia Church. Virginia Beth LaFan, Mary Ellen Englebrecht, Lucile Hart. THIRD Row-Paul Fager. Reynolds Gordon, Dick Palmer, Harry Schad, Grant McCullough, Don Leach, George Burley, Joe Ben Brocchus, Harvey Lynn, Jack Helf. Fouarn Row-John Warden, Ellis Garlington, Howard Marlow, Don McEvoy, Mrs. Madge Gibson, teacher. FIFTH Row-George Neal, Harold Lamprich, Bill Studer, Dick Bland, William Wyrick. Bob Hill, Bill Rook, Dan Bradfield. HOME ROOM 401 FRONT Row, left to right-Nola Whitestine. Phyllis McCabe, Dorothy Barnes, Darlene Moore. Vir- ginia Martin, Marcia Sherrill, Billie Rae Evatt, Pat Wilson, Jane Turbett. SECOND RowAGlor1a Bridge, Dorothy McKinney, Wilma Reynolds, Mary Alma Cassidy, Edna Insch, Lonita Mezel, Jacqueline Em- mick, Jerry Bartley, Frances Lawrence. Ti-mm Row-Bill Reinsch, Jack Allison, Tommy Bluejacket, Scott Johnson. Harold McClin1ook, Marvin Hicks, Hal Luckhardt, Jim Dalby, Jack Beam, Ted Lewis, Fouari-I Row-Miss Christia Allender. teacher: Paul Pratt, Tom Folgate, Lawrence Vance, Roy White, Jack Elliott, Pat Norwood, Pete Hunt, Bill Ess, Paul Staggs. PAGE 51 a EQ: ' lf, ry , X. X iw-f V sh X r l l 1 ! .WI l WW X ui? HOME ROOM 206 FRONT Row, left to right-Edabeth Newton, Imogene Holland. Mildred Kelly, Evelyn Day, Frances McFarland. Jerry Purvis, Rosalie Storm, Marian Dahlman, Carolyn Goller. SECOND Row-Billie Mae Clark, Anne Higgenbotham, Jean Bangs, Margie Garrett, Audrey Bierdman, Betty Kibler, Irene Miller, Coralene Youngblood, Mary Nell Lee. THIRD Row-Patricia Green, Zannie Mae Manning, Marjorie Countryman, Vasti Iobe, Jane Woodard, Pauline Williams. Avril Layman, Peggy Peterson. Dorothy Postlewait, Mary Edna Fox. FOURTH Row-Ethel Rae Kemmerly, Cora Price, Evelyn Davis, Mada Mae Miller, Virginia Thalman. Jean Reed, Dorothy Hays, Bethel King, Rosemary Enoch, Dorothy Harrington. FIFTH RowAMiss Bertie Hammond, teacher: Emma Lou Hannis, Jane Schillinger, Pat Bollrnan, Mary Margaret Fletcher, Patsy Nash, Louise Whidden, Marguerite Matheson, Rose Le Marr Jones, Betty Freeman. HOME ROOM 313 FRONT Row, left to rightgGeorge Russell Phillips, Maxine Jensvold, Anna Belle Cole. Lucille Chan- cellor, Bertha Holcomb, Paula McConnell, Helen Howell, Hargestine Day, Mary Ross, Joy Latimer. SECOND RowiBob Bancroft. Mildred Daniel, Betty Lou Russell, Marcella Fees, Audrey Wilks, Leola McFarland, Nora Nell Farnsworth, Helen Heuston, Dorothy Reid, Betty Jo Calvert. THIRD Row-Sheri- dan Edens, Dick Willhour, Phil Chandler, Reggie Shaw, Donald Setser, Bobby McDaniels, Fred Sieber, John Douglas, Dana Booth. FOURTH Row-Miss Loretti Wiggins, teacher: LeRoy Zogg, Marvin Davis, Jim Hoffman, Harold Leonard, Dean Holmes, Bill Watson, Don Calvert, Dan Carter. FIFTH Rowh Roscoe Humphrey, Buddy Weeks, Don Freeman, Lee Weedin, Dean Landes, John Jillson, Glenn Zink. HOME ROOM 310 FRONT Row, left to right-Rosa Lee McClure, Jerry Goss, Estell Oliver, Frances Bailey, Martha Gary, Elaine Richey, Pauline Russell, Betty Schmoll, Virginia Barnes. Lucille Huey, Nadine Parkhurst. SECOND Row-Palmyre Jones, Charlene Payne, Wanda Wilkerson, Betty Hunt, Betty Powell, Cordelia Morgan, Norma Lee Lowe, Eleanor Dorn, Irene Lindle, Frances Scott, Doris Martin. THIRD Row-Charles Cline, Pauline Yeckley, DeVerne Vance, Betty Smith, Jack Flowers, Richard Schindler, Teddy Hubbard, Ken- dall Turnen, Billy Moss, Lawrence Jernigan. Josenh Shealton, Virginia Baugh. FOURTH Row-Bill Crankshaw, John Hurlburt, Arthur Harris, Winston Haggard. Billy Adams, LeRoy Steed, Leon Day, Jess Ames, Eugene Six, James Goldsmith, Mrs. Clara S. Riley, teacher. l 4 l I HOME ROOM 122 FRONT Row, left to right-Billy Reif, Milton Notley, Fred Stites, Zane Brown, Guy Been, Fred Ogles- by, Alton Robertson, J. B. Reddin. SECOND Row-Charles Matthews, Clarence Hunt, Lloyd LaMarr. Dan Sebastian. Rodney Day, Hilton Henry. J. C. Carnathan, Harry Hutchinson, Harry Goff. THIRD Rowe Max Rheinhardt, Gene Terry, Bob Siverson. Richard Larkey, Bill Clifford, Jack Ziegler. Bill Bates. Paul Fulps, S. L. Gunderson, teacher. HOME ROOM 300 FRONT Row, left to right-Walton Ward. Nelson Renick, Bill Taylor, Dick Stamper, Preston Taylor, Denver Neff, Delmar Menger, Don McCormick, Ralph Thomas, Joe Keith. SECOND Row-Tyler Tennelly, Tom Sinclair, Norris Rollier. Bob Reinkemeyer, Jack Ryder, Don Thompson, Dan Teis, Earle McEntire, Frank McFarland, John Mahaffey. THIRD ROW-Otto Endres, teacher: Carl Wright, Bill Willsey, Carl Willis, Wayne Owen. Bill Perry. Alex Weathers, Gene Maxey, Bob Morton, Orville Rader. HOME ROOM 300 FRONT Row, left to right-Leslie Clark, James Jewell. J. MacDonovan, Jack Culley, Austin Doren, Glen Greer, Robert Carr, Don Betts, James Goeppinger. Glen Gilmore, Jimmie Alspaugh. SECOND Row -Ross Beall, Billy Evans, Roger Greider, Glen Harbert, Bob Burton, Vernie Graham, Louis Edmonson, George Colton. Edward Foster. THIRD Row-Otto Endres. teacher: John Johnson, Edward Dick, Bob Ellis, Walter Hennan. Robert Bowles, Tom Boyd. Charles Barnes, Harold Franklin, J. C. Baker. PAGE 53 HOME ROOM 309 FRONT Row, left to right-Betty Fishback, Pauline Porter, Barbara Pilgrim, Jo Ann Roberts, Char- lotte Cruce, Donna Maben, Martha Lindley, Freda Copperfield, Bonnie Jean Weaver, Ellen Ann Rhoades. SECOND Row-Jack Fenton, Tom Shockey, Clement Calhoun, Louise Coleman, Juanita McCory, Bill Junk, Ted Tetirick, Donald Doyle, Edgar Meacham. THIRD Row-Billy Aston, Clyde Middleton, Carl Bailey. Howard Sivadon, Donald Jenkins, Guy Satterlee, Courtland Haymaker, Frank Redwine, Jim Hollings- worth. FOURTH RowiGeorge Kubik. teacher: Tommy Sharp, Floyd Hoggatt. Max Bearden, Bill Hulsey, Paul Garrison, Louis Renne, Jack Westlake, Billy Morgan, J. D. Holland, Lyle Rowley. HOME ROOM 412 FRONT Row, left to right-Marion Stenhouse, Harriet Tunnell, Johnny Gonzalez, Marjorie Cutting, Delorus Tinger, Lilly Lawson, Doris Bohlander, Dorothy Beemer, Myrtle Locke, Juanita Leatherman. SECOND Row-Bobby Gray, Bobby Knotin, Clement Hancock, Ruth Taylor, Richard Dahlman, Joe Baily, Phillip Kraft, Lois Thomas. THIRD Row-David Clary, Gordon Tucker. Richard Taylor, Louie Brown. Boice Thompson, Frank Dill, Raymond Miller. Galen Baldwin, Mrs. Louie Rawlings, teacher. FOURTH Row-James Combs, Joe Driver, Russell Gosser, Bill Bland, Wayne Harshman, Chas. Shoulders, Bill Morgan, James Terrill, Arthur Conway, Fred McDaniels. HOME ROOM 407 FRONT Row, left to right-Mary Goble, Anita Taylor, Wilda Haley, Gene Daley. Jean Beistle, Maxine Hall, Irene Hall. Jean Gilmore, Joan Gilmore, Wanda Ford. SEcoND RowfMary Lu Morgan, Maurine Monical. Mildred Smith, Jean Kincaid. Harriet Monroe. Kathleen Sleamaker, Zena Mae Beaver, Dixie Ann Dickenson, Joan Crawford. THIRD Row-Joyce DeLaney, Ethel Schmidt, Louise Chambers, Patty Crews, Joan Rogers. Joan Holsinger, Mable House, Matiel Richard, Doris Harkey. Mrs. Myrtle Spillman, teacher. FOURTH Row-Walter Johnson. Herbert Hinze, Floyd Gates, Leon Carney, Don Hoff, Seth Grubbs, David Allende, Maxine Moore. James Malone. PAGE 54 I B we FRONT Row. left to right-Bonnie McKeal, Ellen Jane Gabriel, Billy June Goe, Alice Williamson, Betty Ann Mitchell, Harriet Bieberick, Lois McHenry. Bill Cochran. SECOND Row-Robert Morgan, Homer Lucas, Bill Ess, Jimmy Lupper, Wendell Richmond, Bobby Dumont, Edward Bland, Joe Savant, Junior Inbody. THIRD Row-Betty Trimble. Billie Neil Pearson, Edna Lee Mitchell, Wayne Shelton, Harry Bowers, Bob Barnett, FOURTH Row-Margaret Heicksen, Emma Lou North, Jeanne DeJarnette, Charles Pitcock, Ann Petty, Everett Kendall. Sophomore end Junior Committees SOPHOMORE COMMITTEES SOCIAL COMMITTEE FORUM COMMITTEE Alma Be1'1'Y, C'5f'i mm Bob Baker Emma Lou Hannia Betty JO Bennett Vashti lobe Austin Doren Wendall Richmond Ralph Forrester Bill Junk Jvhfmna Warren Johanna Warren ORGANIZATION COMMITTEE , Bob Woodward, Cl9tli1'1TlUll Frances Bailey Janice Sharum Harriet Bieberieh Heartsill Brown Betty Lou Coody Margie Garrett Joan Holsinger Harry Hutchinson Donald Jenkins Virginia Marin Reggie Shaw Dick Stamper Betty June Stonum Alma Vaughn JUNIOR COMMITTEES FORUM COMMITTEE SOCIAL COMMITTEE Jacquelyn Purvis, Cl7HIl'll1HII Jeanne DeJarnette, Cfmirvlzazz Edgar Dayton Don Jacobs Walter Crow Dan Thomas Anna Margaret Kraus Ann Petty Bob Studer PAGE 55 s., A K 1 Q-n. Q ,J ' 4,1-,Q tl I T : V , 1 X 2 : I I l l f NN X - will ,wt ,ln 1, 1, '11 ,l qu iii ll W: lll ill 0 ,U J Q f I 5. 5 E nfs I E, PAGE 56 HW I S ' fix-h f, 1 iiwgeggilifn ,Q Q ' ' 'V' .Q- IF 41 L ' ,,.A QQQ: .. F W 'FL 1 :Hs'.:s. , , .I-:.:f.:::f:iQ' f- . 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M.,-fwwes, whigisw i win fx 1.1-5, ' gggif, iff . ifmiazfmg 1 H: .- fi1.w,f-I-MwAx fs 'm:s:-fffswfwi ff'-'viWsiziswz-1iLiSgg'25Sg 7 we winsfwiggfkfstf-A f u2jP'f iai'is1g3 A A l fswasfgj Sm- - f - L1 g, g ,m f ,Xev3s11swsas M www M' f's?1z1,1 -, vmgew 2iaQ21a'ifem, Qin Sew?-1, L5?2mm,L J i I. if 315515 i 5a12gsH-N , . , Q .NM A-fi ff 'V fr. wang, wg ,MMA wwfx A Q A 7 Mm- , f 1 Lfff5?fN?Zi?5: 'fl 1 Q ' k 4 -fgfkflgi XL M DON NVYMAN BILL HALLOWELL RAY STRICKLAND RAY MCDANIELS ALEX XVEATHIQRS FOOTBALL SCORES Rochas OPPQNLNL 7 Claremoren, ,, 14 Broken Arrow, , ,,,,,,,,,,,, W 6 Oklahoma City Northeast H 30 0 Tulsa Central 'KB', ,,,,,, ROGERS OPPONIQNT 6 Sapulpa ,,,.,,, 6 Blackwell ,,,,,,, ,,Yf 3 0 13 HOmi11y,, 0 Webster ,, PAGE 58 Sixteen Rogers WM Lette rs HAROLD MOIKTON FRED STEWART RALPI'l Smrrii HALL MITCHELL JACK BEAM RUSSELI, VAN BUKKLEQ RALPH Snvioxs JACK SILVER IPKANK WIl.LIAMS FLOYD HOQGATT HAROLD LAMPKICH lneluded in the line-up of Wwill Rogers first foot- ball team were sixteen lettermen, of whom six were seni-0 rs, five were juniors, and five were sophomores. These boys played a steady and alert brand of ball all season, and with a nueleus of ten returning letternien, Coach Howard should have a formidable line-up next year. H OTHER SQUAD MEMBERS FRONT Row, left to right-Milton Coe, Jess Ames, John Jillison, Bob Siverson, Wendell Richmond, Bill Junk, Jim Hollingsworth, Lawrence Culver, Bob Scheutz. SECOND Row-Lee Weedin, Paul Pratt, Bill Wyrick, Dick Langworthy. Vernie Graham, Dick Reeves. Bill Robison. THIRD Row-Max Rhein- hardt, Lesley Wood. Jack Mathews, Leonard Clore. Jack Werner, Dale Cook, David Spargo. Founn-I Rowwwells Rutherford. Leonard Cheek, Harold Ward, Roy Hollingsworth, Pete Hunt. VVill Rogers football season brings back memories of many thrill packed moments. The gridsters did as well as could be expected of a group ofyoungsters playing high school football for the first time. Coaches Howard and Alexander brought these inexperienced boys along in fine fashion as the season progressed. The season started off in fine fashion, the Veteran Claremore Zebras barely squeezing out a victory and the students were given their initial thrill when Freddy Stewart intercepted a pass and ran 74 yards before he was finally downed from behind. The next game saw the Ropers tack up their first victory when they jour- neyed into the lair of the Broken Arrow Tigers and skinned them by a score of I4 to 6. Rogers fans are inclined to want to forget the next two games for in the first of the two contests, the Oklahoma City Northeast game, they used every- one but the waterboy and still came out on the wrong end of a go to 6 score. The second of the two contests was the one where we lost to the Central MBU team, ,Nuff said. The boys came back to life in the following contest with Sapulpa and liter- ally scared the wits out of those Chieftains before bowing, I3 to 6. As for the next game, nobody but persons in Blackwell will even talk out the affair. The boys played a fair brand of ball but they made some mistakes. livery time they made a mistake Blackwell scored a touchdown and they made enough mistakes to lose by a score of 34 to 6. ln the two final games of the season the boys played a swell brand of ball, winning their first home game, downing the Hlominy Bucks I3 to IO in freezing weather, and then coming back the following week to battle the lvebster lvar- riors on eyen terms most of the game, finally going down to a 6 to o defeat. PAGE 60 ma 'W ? X.-1- 'R f. A , 'XX FRONT Row. left to right-Beverly Howard. Marie-an Martin, Russell Van Burkleo, football captaing Margery Siokes. queen: Maryema Gates, Irwin 4SkipDerJ Allen. BACK Row-Clarence Bradford, Anna Margaret Kraus, Jane Schillinger, Barbee Ann Watts. Frances Bailey, J. D. Holland. Footbapill Queen Nlztrgery Stokes, one ol' seven ezuitlitlzites noininutenl by tlie senior class ol' 1Q4o, was eleetetl to reign as liirst football queen ol' Xyill Rogers lligli by an ull-scllool Vote. ller senior uttencl- ants were Nlzirjean bflartin anal lXfl2ll'yClll2l Ciates, with lizirbee ,Xnn XVz1tts anal Annu bflargziret Kraus lironi the junior class, .lane Seliillinger and lfrances Bailey from the sophomore Class. Queen Nlargery was officially erownecl by Rogers lootball captain Russell Yan llurkleo in an all-seliool Z1SSCIlllWl3' l9i'itlz1y' afternoon before the l lominy football game. PAGE 61 '33 Q5 t , iv, eff' l g it Y 14?- ,M lin n -Q t X x xx 20 0- i ll 1 ' , 5 Q W 1,1 ml sl '11 l ll 1 1 Basketball Vilill Rogers haskethall team started out like a house afire this year, winning seven of the liirst nine games played, and then gradually falling hack until they finished the season with a record of eight won and nine lost. Coach Alexander did a remarkahle joh of tutoring the first Roper haskethall team, for they hattled practically every team they encountered on even terms. Ilfor- getting Central and Xvehsteixj The gymnasium was filled with cheering crowds as our hoys did hattle with some of the state's outstanding teams. Fans won't Forget in a hurry the stirring hattle played against the Hartles- ville team, who later hecame the Oklahoma Six conference champs. Students who followed the tate ol? the team while it was playing on the road are not likely to forget the last second, 21 to zo victory scored over the Broken Arrow Tigers. VX7ith a nucleus of seven lettermen returning next year, hopes are high for a good season in 194o and 1941. PAGE 62 BASKETBALL LETTERMEN ' Borrom Row, left to right,-Chad Robinson, Jack Werner, Leroy Callaway Dub Vincent Tom Boyd Herb Smith Top Row-Jim Hill, George Logan. Jimmy Kaufman, Ralph Simons Harold Ward ROGTRS OPPONENT Collinsville Sapulpa ,.,,,, Broken Arrow Sperry ,,,,,,,,,,, Webster , ,,,, ,, Bartlesville O. M. A. Sapulpa ,W Bartlesville BASKETBALL SCORES ROGERS OPPONLNT 28 ,, 24 20 26 26 25 17 26 3 I Muskogee Claremore Tulsa Central O. M. A. , Webster , Bristow ,,,, Tulsa Central Bristow ,,,, PAGE 63 WZ Q, i Til 1 5 f N 9 ' x rt 21 1 K X. X X , x M! .,- wgf ' I an I K r a 5 i I QQ.. 1. ill. r FRONT Row, left to right-Truman Franklin. Ed Rogers. Henry Standlee, Jim Dudley, Buddy Taylor, Don Leach, Joe Degen. Guy Satterlee, Raymond Gray. Charles Chenault, Richard Lee Herron, Coach Otto J. Endres. SECOND Row-Stanley Burdick. James Robinson, Richard Lavern Herron, Don MacEvoy. Milton Notley, Lewis Maxwell, Edgar Meacham, George Phillips, Russell Gosser. Randall Walker, Bob Lukken. THIRD Row-Dan Held, Fred Oglesby, Dick Palmer, Phil Chandler, Lawrence Vance, John Kline, Junior Inbody, George Burley. FOURTH Row-Bert King, Lewis Bicking, J. B. Reddin. Neil Clee, Donald Setser, Billie Dirck. Not Pictured--Bob Hill, Bob O. Kirschner. SWIMMING Coach lfndres, like the other coaches, started from scratch hut developed a good team. Although the boys won only two o li their thirteen meets, the contests were so close in many meets that a victory in one more race would have decided the match in the Ropers favor. Coach Iilndres built his team from sopho- mores and juniors as much as possible. Nlany of the hoys will he hack next year and it can he safely predicted that they will fare much hetter in future competition. I.ettermen: Charles Chenault, Aloe Degen, slim Dudley, Russell Gosser, Ray Gray, Richard I,ee Herron, Bob Kirschner. Don Leach, Edgar lVIeacham, Guy Satterlec, Buddy Taylor, Randall lvalker, Truman Franklin. SWIMMING SCORES ROGERS OPPONENT 31 O. M. A .,,l.,i,.. 28 Muskogee NYU... 25 O. M. A. ..... . 22 Coffeyville ................. 9 Tulsa Central ............ 45 Independence, Kansas I6 Coffeyville ...... .......... 42 Independence .., ...... . 27 Bartlesville HY .... I0 Tulsa Central ..... 24 Classen ........... 31 Bartlesvillc IS Classen .... 40 Muskogee .... .. My-Q--W Left to right-Don Leach, Buddy Taylor, Joe Degan, Richard Lee Herron. PAGE 64 v WRESTLING SQUAD FRONT Row, left to right-Bob Murphy, Paul Kirchner, Ted Rauch, Robert Felts, Johney Gonzales, Bob Hull, Bob Knoten, Bob Baker, Bob Hart, James Goeppinger, Grant McCullough, Ted Tetrick, Reeves Williams. SECOND Row-Dana Booth, manager: Jim Hollingsworth, Fred Robinson, Jack Gamble, Fred Utter, Earl Craig, James Oliver, Robert Silver, Ed Busenburg, Billy Wyrick, Ralph Smith, Walter Bryant, James Bennett, Dick Bland, Jack Silver, Winston Haggard Earl Ogilvie, Ted C. Anderson, coach. WRESTLING The Rogers grappling team started the season much in the same manner as the basketball team, winning three matches be- fore finallv dropping one to VVebster. Thev finished with a rec- ord of five Won and four lost. downing Broken Arrow twice. Cleveland twice and Sand Springs once, meanwhile losing to YVebster twice, and Central twice. Fred Utter. Wrestling in the 137 pound division. was the only man on the suuad to go through the season undefeated. downing the bov, who later won the state championship. Manv of the bovs will be back next year and Coach Anderson's hopes are running high for a good season. Lettermen: Grant lVlcCullough, Reeves Willianis, Paul Kirchner, Fred Utter, Jack Gamble, ,lack Silver, Earl Craig, Dick Bland, Fred Robinson, Frank Xvilliams. WRESTLING SCORES ROGERS OPPONENT air Q 4922: ,, , , , x l: xx J i film, 1,04 ,. f-nu N f fr - -eeeee law X W vaa,.,111a.. RQ, N if 34 Broken Arrow . W . 5 535, 26 Cleveland ,,,,, ,,,, , S 'F 37 he Broken Arrow. .,,,, l LQ 8 W'ebster .,,,,..,,,, .. ...... 23 E 5 Tulsa Central ,,,,,, 28 27 Cleveland ,..,..... 6 3 Tulsa Central ,.,,, ,,.... 2 6 ii l9M Sand Springs ....,.. 72 1 1 Webster ..,,,...... .,..., l 8 I PAGE 65 FRoNr Row, left to right--Wanda Wilkerson, Palrnyre Jones, Jean Grant, Mary Goble, Juanita Moss, Joan Crawford, Mary Miller, Ellen Rhodes, Rosemary Mitchell, Irene Lindle, Doris Roberts, Frances Scott, Betty Bliss, Betty Williams. SECOND Row-Mary Duncan, Frances Lawrence, Marjorie Farley, Jean Kincaid, Mildred Smith, Pauline Yeckley, Patty Crews, Louise Chambers, Katherine Kilgore, Millicent Plumlee, Betty Grubbs, Jane Danielson, Emma North, Harriett Tunnell, Lois Thomas, Lucille Huey, Earline Lusk, Dorothymae Jones, Marjorie Stitt, Katherine Wolfe, Lillian Webster. GIRLS' SPORTS Posture pictures are taken and physical examinations are given twice a year to each girl enrolletl in the Physical liclucation clepartment at YVill Rogers High School. The activities olilierecl are swimming, volley hall, liaskethall, hockey, clancing, recreational games, clianioncl hall, archery, tennis, and golf. The swimming classes took part in the first water carnival given at Will Rogers. Gym class tournaments were held in volley hall, liasketliall, and cliamonll hall. Because of transportation difficulties no regular scheclule ot intrainurals was helcl this year. FRONT Row, left to right- Jean Curtis, Billie Rae Evatt, Virginia Martin, Mary Chambers, Margaret Owen, Estell Oliver, Mary Ross. Cordelia Morgan, Billie Jeanne Owen, Betty Hunt, Betty Freeman, Pat Grant. SECOND Row-Louanna Goldsmith, Geraldine Bartley, Jacqueline Emmick, Miriam Borden, Winnie Allen, Harriet Bieberich, Harriett Monroe, Lucille Hart. Edna Insch. PAGE 66 LEFT 'ro RIGHT-Betty Freeman, Leola McFarland, Mary Louise Wilson, Phyllis McCabe, Mary Ellen Yeakey, Martha Helen Vernon, Darleen Moore, Kathleen Sleamaker, Pat Wilson, Marcia Sherrill, Betty Horne, Jean Kelly, Mirian Borden, Joan Holsinger, Pat Bedford, Janice Sharum, Johanna Warren, Billie Payne, Betty Lou Still, Bobbie Bean. and Billie Rae Evatt. GIRLS, SPORTS Dancing is given to the girls' gym classes one day each week. lncluclenl are Nlociern Dance, Square Dance, Rhumha, Tango, Folk Dance, VValtx, Polka, Schottische, etc. Swimming classes are olfliered this year to both junior anal sophomore girls twice a week. instruction in diving and swimming are given. The pool is open for recreational swimming three clays a week after school. Fmsr Row, left to right-Mattie Carnathan, Rebecca DeWeese, Dorothy Shinpo, Joyce Ackers, Ber- nice Parker, Eva Dee Armstrong. SECOND Row-Georgia Duncan, Ada Mae Crawford, Betty Strickland, Eris Carey, Bobbetie Fultz, Betty Fishback, Betty June Stonum. T1-mm Row-Pauline Porter, Wanda Fellers. Freddie Pat Lucas, Betty Laughlin, Margaret Gollehon, Lola Mae Lankford, Dorothy Hays, Virginia LeFan. BACK Row-Jane Reichard, Miss Bertie Hammond, instructor. PAGE 67 Y Q? sa r wi, fp X , Qi r ii X l . W 1 X, NN dw f i L i 'N L25 4 N 'fig . s B iw P2 lRif igx g fl Q Ni all W K Q li N ei ' f Q Nc : :WE , . i . I 1 il Mx .1 at ' l ,j 1, Z 'Q if 1 5 FRONT Row, left to right-Roy Hollingsworth, Jack McElroy, Lyle Rowley, Luther Richardson, Denneth Holcomb. Dan Held. STANDING-Bill Owen, Don Remmers, Jack Roehling, Ralph Simons, Dick Reeves, Herb Smith, J. D. Peratt, Jack Irick. Bill Hallowell is not in the picture. GOLF Even less was known about the golf team than the track team at the time the yearbook went to press, for the divot diggers hadnlt seen action a single time. Prospects for a good team this year were bright and with the lower classmen gaining much needed experience this spring-we should be well rep- resented on the greens next season. TRACK At t.he time the yearbook went to press we didn't have a deliinite inkling as to the strength of the track team for we had seen them in action only twice. The first meet saw them thoroughly trounce Bristow and then the tables were reversed the following week when the thinclads tangled with Central. As in most of the other sports, many of the boys are sophomores and juniors this year, which probably means that we can look forward to a powerful team next year. FRONT Row, left to right-Bobby Adams, Bill Boatwrighi, Bob Donnelly, Johnie Watson, Jack Spill- man, Hall Mitchell, Elmer Reif, Eugene Campbell. SECOND Row!James Taylor, Louis Hayward, Dick York, Shelby Ross, Wendall Wilson, Sherman Willsey, Pat Bowman, Donald Hof, Guy McMakin, Earl Ogilive. THIRD Row-J. T. Stanford, Winston Haggard. Tommy Gaupghan, Don Roberts, Bill Dunlap, Clark McKee, Fred Stewart. Ralph Simons, Jack Werner. Paul Jackson. PAGE 68 s i x S 4 i X 3 , 4 F X . 4 list ,yi l STUDENT COUNCIL EXECUTIVE BOARD FRONT Row, left to right-Mr. Goff, Allen West, Naomi Young, Iris Nichols, Joyce Ackers, J. D. Peratt, Mr. Jackle, SECOND Row-Mr. Taylor, Alfred Blackwood, John Hancock, Mervin West, Ralph Johnson. Bill Scott, Wendell Richmond. SCHOOL COUNCIL The preliminary work ot organizing the School Council of VVill Rogers lligh School was startecl in Octoher. A committee ol' twelve clrattetl and suhmitted to a vote of the stuclent hotly a Constitution for a unicameral legis- lative hotly. Alter clue consicleration the stutlent hotly accepted the clocument hy an 'overwhelming vote, ancl proceecletl to elect one representative lirom each home room, two from each class, and one from each charterecl orffani- ration. 25 Although this is the tirst year the School Council has tiunctionecl its pri- mary views ot promoting goocl citizenship anal increasing stumlent participa- tion in school activities are he-ing realized. FRONT Row, left to right-Barbee Ann Watts, Anita Taylor, Francis Scott, Jeanette Harry, Jane Schillinger, Katherine Karnes, Helen Blackard, Betty Jo Bennett. Ruth McCool. SECOND Row-Neal Galbreath, Jim Campbell, Phil Schoggen, Dorothy Brown, Ann Nell Mullenax, Beatrice Hengst, Jack Gilespie. THIRD ROW-Jim Wible, Bob Hart, Marshall Arky, James Martin, Wayne Harshman, Bob Woodward, Courtland Haymaker, Ted Lewis, Harry Hutchinson. FOURTH Row-Fred Stewart, Ted Dayton, Eugene Polumbus, Robert Cowdrey, Jack Billingsley, Bob Woodard, Chad Robinson, Herbert Smith, PAGE 70 PUBLICATIONS BOARD AROUND THE TABLE, left to right-Mrs. Myrtle Spillman, Kathryn Schmidt, Mrs. Sarah Roberts, Jack C. Murphy, Betty Farquharson, Betty Sykes, M. E. Hurst, Miss Caroline Copeland, Gibson Byrd, Marjorie Johnson, John Null, Lucille Crawford, C. C. Pruitt, Nettie Belle Huck, Suzanne Gibbs. PUBLICATIONS BOARD Wlhen the yearbook question had to be decided the Publications Board was organized with tive faculty members and a group of seniors. After the decision was made that there would be a yearbook the Publications Board met Weekly at scheduled times to discuss such matters as a name for the book, contracts and bids, ways of collecting money, and the size and cover of the book. YEARBOOK COMMITTEE The yearbook committee was organized the second semester from a group of seniors who volunteered to work one period each day in the publi- cations office. The committee was organized before it was certain a yearbook would be published, but work was started in February and the 1940 Lariat is the product of this committeels efforts. YEARBOOK COMMITTEE FRONT Row, left to right-Lois Adkisson, Betty Farouharson, Bettye Doty, Ruth McCool, Margery Stokes, Mary Cotton, Verna Lea Emery, Suzanne Gibbs. Jeanne Fanning. SECOND Row-Lucille Craw- ford, Marie Brandom, Kathryn Schmidt, DeeVo1a Fleming, Mary Lee Skinner, Betty Jaggers. Clara Faith Peters, Christine Baker, Bettie Long, THIRD Row-Luther Richison, G. W. Wheatley, Paul Alvis, Donald Bohannon, George Lowery, Bill Terry, Bill Owen, Bob Padgett. FOURTH Row-Jack Barta, Joe Moore, Kenneth Andrews, Jim Carmichael, Jack Stites, Gibson Byrd, Donald Jones, John Null, Miss Caroline Copeland, sponsor. PAGE 71 Y Gp? ,AK 1 if , it , tx- ,. rr .f lf 1 f' .wise ,01 2 5? il fllf i 45 j V SCHOOL LIFE STAFF FRONT Row, left to right-Barbee Ann Watts, Joan Martindale, Marianne Miller, Betty Sykes, Mar- jorie Johnson, Dorothy Hayes, Helen Hopper, Natalie Brown, Laura Jepson. SECOND Row-Barbara Joyner, Margaret Smith, Margie McBride, Virginia Havens. Ahniwake Aston, Ilime McKenzie, Marjorie Kennelly, Rachel Long. THIRD Row-Doris Ethridge, Beatrice Hengst, Betty Jo Grubbs, Bob Petty, Wesley Stegeman, Bill Rector. FOURTH Row-Jack R. Murphy, Caroline Copeland, sponsor: Bill Terry, Harold Moore, George Lowery, John Mathews. FIFTH Row-Gibson Byrd. Robert Felts, Earl Snyder, Elmer Suttle, Ed Mace. Harold Chapman. School Life Staff Tulsa School Lite for 1939-19419 was published by Will Rogers, Central, and lvebster lligh Schools, with an editorial staff at each building and an advertising staff at Central. juniors and Seniors enrolled in the journalism Class at Rogers were members of the School Life Staii, with Nlarjorie johnson and Virginia Havens serving as editors. The first school Life staff was composed mostly of inex- perienced students, the majority of them having had no previous course in journalism. The class could not be limited to those who had taken the journalism course, for only a small number had studied the subject at Central last year. PAGE 72 FRoNr Row, left to right-Marjorie Johnson. Virginia Havens, Dorothy Bodenhamer, Billie Rubottom, Josephine Dick, Gloria Busby. Cordelia Morgan, Frances Scott, Margery Stokes. SECOND Row-Jimmy Goldsmith, Zannie Mae Manning, Jackie Purvis, Lois Blakey. Betty Jo Grubbs, Marjorie Luebker, Wanda Hill, Betty Hunt, Shelby Ross, THIRD Row-Maxine McCormack, Dorothy Clark, Thelma Miller, Dorothy Edwards, Saleta Field, Maryema Gates, Grant Langford, Harlan Judkins, Luther Richison. FOURTH Row-James Crankshaw, Dick Rhine, Ralph Johnson, Jimmy Kaufman, Clarence Bradford, Bob Cox, Randall Walker, Miss Evelyn Osborn. Advertising Boo rd The Advertising Board was organized during the first sem- ester of the school year, to advertise all dramatic and musical productions presented by the school, and to conduct ticket sales. The Advertising Board, sponsored by lVliss Evelyn Osborn, con- sists of members of the art, commerce, and speech arts depart- ments, and the School Lite Stali. lt is divided into six commit- tees which Work in various Helds. The committees and their chairmen are: broadcasting, Harlan .ludkinsg publicity, Virginia llavensg assemblies, Priscilla lllhiteg sales, Ralph Johnson and Shelby Rossg poster, james Crankshawg and bulletin, Virginia Havens. Qllicers of the organization, which were elected to serve throughout the school year, are: president, Ramona Caiiee: sec- retary, Virginia llavensg and treasurer, Billie Rubottom. PAGE 73 an Q g , 1 ' , I X fares :asia if 1 i X f Aix , 1 i E :iw W, 1 iq 1 ' til li k c 537' N, Qty Y ,A -1 X .,15,f. ,,, LJ :QQ ,fl X .14 ' iii i t ix X JAY Am -0 I 1 lil ill lil J f if V if 1 l I I FRONT Row, left to right-Kenneth Ragan, Bill Rienisch. Jack Keeley, David Carruth. SECOND Row- Raymond Zongker, Cecil Smith, Bob Marshall, Bill Cunningham. Jack Welch, sponsor. THIRD Row- Bill Glenn, Bill Roop. James Horn. FOURTH Row-Bill Rook, Phillip Payne, Almon Ash, John Tate. Lloyd Zumwalt. STAGECRAFT Stagecraft is an extra-curricular activity and each boy is required to work one hundred and twenty hours for a credit. These hours are busily spent in general management of the stage and in building scenery for school produc- tions. The club is headed by the stage manager and stage superintendent. There are three departments: electricity, scenery, and properties and each is under the direction of a stage manager. All sets, scenery, and lights are planned by them and the sound system, and movies are run by stagecraft boys. STUDENT CUSTODIANS ll: you need a Student Custodian, simply shout Monk ftheir beloved nicknamel and one of these boys will answer your call. They are an import- ant school group because it is largely through their efforts that the building is kept clean. Nlost of the boys were inexperienced but now can learnedly discuss the pro's and con's of various soap solutions, I8 to 36 inch dust mops, or 5 M or 6 feet broom handles. Helieying that all work and no play makes ,lack a dull boyw they organized one ol' the first chartered clubs at lllill Rogers to sponsor outings, FRONT Row. left to right-Harold Hanoch, Perry Sanders, Everett Bailey, Jim Wible, Bill Turner. SECOND Row-Eugene Polumbus, Howard Sivadon, Fred Mendenhall, sponsor, Cecil Rasor. THIRD Row -Merle McClure. Bob Riggs, Harry Morgan. FRONT Row, left to right-Lucille Chancellor, Bertha Holcomb, Doris Sue Haskell. Dorothy Hayes, Marian Stenthouse. SECOND Row-Marcella Fees, Audrey Wilks. Katherine Kilgore. Dorothy Beemer. THIRD Row-Teresa Tinger, Delma Allison. Juanita McCory, Donna Maben. Founrz-I RoW4Dolores Tinger, Edith Poole, Betty Lou Still. Dorothy Hays, Miss Bertie Hammond, sponsor. TRI R CLUB The Tri-R club, organized in Uctober, offers its members the keen en- joyment of companionship, and the development of sportsmanship. Its mem- bership, limited to 35, is open to any girl interested in sports activities pro- viding application is made before the membership quota is filled. Guided by lVIiss Bertie Hammond, sponsorg Teresa Tinger, president, and Dolores Tinger, secretary-treasurer, the club numbered among its activities the spon- sorship of an intramural sports program, numerous parties, and just lots of clean fun. THE WILL ROGERS RIFLE CLUB The XVill Rogers Rifle Club was organized for the purpose of target shooting and emphasis is placed on safe and proper handling of firearms. Their rifle range is located in the basement under the offices. The Rogers club is affiliated with the National Rifle Association, through whose facili- ties medals are issued to individual shooters. FRONT Row, left to rightiPau1 Alvis, Dean Landes. Bob Siverson, Bill Clifford, Harry Schad, Roy Sherrow, William Wyrick, SECOND Row-Billy Taylor, Tyler Tennelly, Robert Horton, G. W. Wheatley, Charles Abbott. Earl Harris. Robert Bowles. THIRD Row-S. L. Gunderson, instructor: Arthur Williams, Bob Davis, Bob Allen., Paul Fulps. PAGE 75 WZ. Q. N. I I la :wi ,, X , i f f X 57 f' Q .Ai W FRONT Row, left to right-Paula Keager, Drum Major: Jane Turbitt, Vasti lobe, Emma Lou Hannis, Mary Ellen Cassidy, Wanda Nearing, Dorothy Reid, Audrey Wilks, Doris Whitener, Mildred Kelly, Carolyn Goller, Estelle Oliver, Virginia Martin, Drum Major. SECOND Row-Jane Schillinger, Virginia Thompson, Julia Sleppy, Betty Hunt, Cora Price, Donna Maben. Bertha Holcomb, Char- lene Payne, Betty Russell, Mary Ross, Charlotte Cruse. THIRD Row-Evelyn Day, Dolores Tinger, Margie Garrett, Katherine Kil- gore, Elaine Ritchie, Juanita McCory, Marcella Fees. Frances McFarland, Beatrice Legan, Millicent Plumlee. FOURTH Row-Wilda Haley, Jean Read, Billie June Goe, Mary Louise Wilson, Betty Jo Bennet, Nola Whitestine, Mildred De Selm, Doris Roberts, Jeanne Harry, Joan Holsinger, Jeannette Harry. FIFTH Row-Pat Wilson, Elizabeth Alspaugh, Nancy Kerr, Pat Bollrnan, Betty Horne, Evelyn Davis, Zannie Mae Manning, Alma Berry, Ellen Jane Gabriel, Joan Rodgers, Miss Bertie Hammond, sponsor, DUDES The Dudes, a girls pep club, cooperates with the Ranglers and other school organizations in participation in school activities. Requirements for nienihership in the Dudes include attending meetings ot the cluh and athletic events, owning an activity budget ticket, and buying the uniform which con- sists ot 21 gold hlouse and hlue skirt in the school colors. The girls pride them- selves on their snappy yells. Officers are 1 president, tl ztne Schillingerg vice president, Donna Nlaheng secretary, Alma Berry: cheer leaders, .Xudrey Xvilks, Dorthy Reid, Doris lllhitener, and Nlildred Kelly. sc cnnooo ' .. .,,., ,,,,,,,,,, ,f eeffa PAGE 76 FRONT Row, left to right-Austin Doren, Billy Evans, Fred Oglesby, Tommy Sharp, Junior Setzepfandt, Don McCormick, Dick Palmer, Charles Pfeiffer, David Jewell, Allen West, Bill Coulter. SECOND Row--Ray Adkisson, Coyne Fallis, Cullie Stone, Charles Cline, Lloyd Martin. Milton Coe, Phil Chandler, John Shoefstoll, Don Betts, Jack Sherred. THIRD Row-Ray Fritze, Ralph Johnson, Jess Green, Guy MacMackin, Bill Cunningham, Joe McMullin, Stanley Burdick, Hal Luckhardt, John Hurlburt, Edgar Dayton, Harry Hutchinson. FOURTH Row-Randall Walker, Phil Schoggen, Marion White, Charles Bitterling, John Tate, Joe Harris, Ray Qmstuiz. Jack Flowers, George Colton. FIFTH Row-Frank R. Jackle, sponsor: Fred Shinn, Jim Nichols, Donald Jenkins, Wayne erry. RANGLERS The Ranglers Pep Club originated from the desire ot' a small group of boys to render service to their school. To become a member oli the Ullang- lersl' a boy must be passing in all of his studies, possess an activity budget. show evidence ol' willingness to serve, and purchase a regulation jacket. The actual duties of the boys are to usher at school plays and lead the cheering at athletic events. It is 21 desire ot the boys to promote friendly rivalry between XVill Rogers and other schools. This liriendly rivalry was evidenced by their contract with the YYebster iliomahawlts tor the loser in the annual football game to present to the winner the emblem of the losing school. Qtliicers are: president, Ralph Johnson: vice president, .loe lrlarris: secretary-treasurer, Allen Vilestg sponsor, Frank R. Jackie. PAGE 77 Bei n d HUGO GOETZ, Direclor The YVill Rogers lligli School Band has been outstanding in its first year lioth as a marching and concert band. Concert engagements were lilled at various times during the year. The highlight of these was the henefit concert, given in February, when the group appeared for the first time in their new lYest Point uniforms. Shortly alter the organization ol' the hand, a Band Parents Clulw was formed, composed of the parents of the hand memhers. This clulw under the leadership of Nlr. U. XY. Swanson, and with the aid ol' Nlr. l lugo Goetz. the hand instructor, was largely responsible for the success oli the hand during their liirst school year. Officers are: captain, Joe Linde: liirst lieutenant, Tommy Hates: second lieutenants, Richard Brown, Riley Banard, Clarence liradliord, Preston Taylor, Cierald Hodges, jim Leach: hand queen, Bessie hlo Xlilliainsonz drum major, Boh Davis. Bond CLARINETS Virginia Barnes Virginia Baugh Eugene Bishop Dick Brown Bob Burton Charles Graves Glenn Greer Dan Held Jack Ingram Bob Lukken John Mahaffey Frank McCullough Earl McEntire Dick Pitcher Fred Sieber Eugene Six Dan Thomas Jack Westlake FRENCH HORNS Howard Marlow Lyman Miller Frank Redwine Paul Staggs CORNETS Clarence Bradford Joe Degen Maxine Foote J. D. Holland Harlan Judkins Carl Koch J. B. Reddin Harry Morgan Paul Teel Clarence Hunt DRUMS Riley Barnard Max Bearden Bob Croft John Hurlburt Gerald johnson Gene Lewis Guy Satterlee Dick Stamper OBOE AND FLUTE Margery Cutting Bob Davis BASS CLARINIZT joe Linde fCaptainj ALTO CLARINET Gene Barber BASSOON Jeanette Harry Hal Lane ALTO SAXOPHONES Fred Antry Bob Cox TENOR SAXOPHONES Jim Leach Betty Rapier BARITONES Alfred Blackwood Rodney Day Gerald Hodges J. Reid Carl Wright Tommy Bates Bizssna jo WILLIAMSOR Baud Qzrmvz Bois DAVIS, Drum Major TROMBONES Robert Alspaugh Billy Aston Dan Carter G. A. Cook Campbell Darling Jim 'Hoffman Bill Swanson Bill Mayfield Preston Taylor Robert Greaves Don Thomas Clifford Woodberry BASS Roger Greider Harold Hicks Bob Linde Don Setser Ifirxf Asxislanl Svcrelaq BESSIE JO WILLIAMSON Q Q, Y f -is f ,l K , of ' R X W 5 ,U 1 lil I A Qlappella Choir The AX Cappella Choir of lllill Rogers High School was or- ganixetl uncler the alirection o li George Oscar Bowen. This was a new organization with only live inemhers who had been in the choir at Central lligh School last year. The lVill Rogers choir has appearecl twice with the choirs from Central and lvehster in assembly programs and with the Rogers band. The choir's highlight ofthe year was the presen- tation of the HlVlikaclo in cooperation with the orchestra. Their last appearance of the year will he at the Senior Ves- per service Nlay 26. FRONT Row, left to right-Martha McConnico, Dorothy Weaver, Wanda Hill, Yolanda Memole, Irene Hall, Bethel Lucas, Frances Koonce, Evelyn Miller, Loyce McHenry. SECOND Row-Helen Steinson, Leah Plumlee, Bonita McCoo1, Oleata Yeargin, Wilma Pope, Billie Callihan, Mary Pope, Jane Woolbert, Natalee Brown, Naidene Hickok. THIRD Row-Norris Rollier, Dale Harrison. Mark Campbell, Reynolds Gordon, James Melone, Genevieve Nunn, Marilyn Edwards, Mary Frances Anderson. Lucille Hart, Bernice Pearson, FOURTH Row-Bob Briggs, Bruce Conrad, Montell Grubbs, James Taylor, Cecil Rasor, Tyler Tennelly, Perry Sanders, Billy Taylor. PAGE 80 F1 l1 lllSlllQS Vc ical Harmorimy FRONT Row, left to right-Bill Bailey, Virginia Senf, Russell Grettum. SECOND Row-Bill Scott, Leo Austin, Perry Sanders, Bill Davis. FRONT Row, left to right-Virginia Lee Miller, Dixie Dickenson, Otta Lee Barham, Doris Sue Haskell, Gail Shoemaker, Annelle Brown, Elizabeth Holt, Marjorie Custerhaut, Leona Wright. SECOND Row-Josephine Dick, Gerry Spencer, Maxine Hall, Julia Church, Jean Wolfe, Norma Francis, Ruth McDowell. Jean Blake, Ruby Young. THIRD Row-Betty Stonum, Virginia Senf, Kathleen Sleamaker, Pauline Williams, Doris Harkey, Marjorie Summers, Peggy Simpson, Joe Ben Brocchus, Loyd England, FOURTH Row-Bill Bailey, Paul Smith, Russell Grettum. Stanly Marple, Bill Scott, Bill Perry, Elmer Cole- man, Leo Austin, Malcolm Campbell. PAGE 81 eta ami? X. cy, Y ,A Lf at-gl FX I X I ?Y X , ii J ,,, i ri i W il ll 2 .a w We j 5 i 5 4 . O r c h e 5 t r a The Will Rogers High School Orchestra under the direction of Hugo Goetz, played for assemblies, dramatic productions, and radio broadcasts. It also collaborated with the A Cappella Choir in presenting The lVIikado. FIRST VIOLIN Dorothy Cameron Marjory Cutting Elizabeth Farmer Harold Hicks James Jewell Mildred Kelley SECOND VIOLIN D. J. Andrews Jean Curtis Evelyn Day James Hutchison Joan Rogers Morris Sheram HORN Howard Marlow Lyman Miller Paul Staggs I CORNET Maxine Foote Paul Teel TROMBONE Campbell Darling Bill Mayfield Caroline Youngblood TUBA Bob Linde DRUM Gerald Johnson Bob Croft John Hurlburt PIANO Harry Goff Marjean Martin CLARINETS Dick Brown Eugene Six Fred Sieber Virginia Barnes Betty Rapier OBOE Joe Linde Bob Davis FLUTE Esther Schaller EB ALTO SAX Bob Cox ALTO CLARINET Gene Barber ST. BASSES George Collier Virginia Baugh Hal Lane Harry Guntherath CELLO Ed Chapman Lendlcy Rhodes VIOLA Georgia Duncan PAGE 82 Glee Club The lVill Rogers Nlixed Cllee Club is organized for the pur- pose of singing some of the world's best music both for personal enjoyment and public performance. lts initial year has been spent in organization, preparation of certain programs in and out of school, and building repertoire. Highlights of the year have been the club's appearance at Christmas vespers, KVOO Day and an entire program over KTUL. Officers are: president, Helen Sue Blackardg vice president, Carmelita VVestg secretary, Anita Taylorg treasurer, Billie Mae Clarkg program chairman, Jeanne Blake. FRONT Row, left to right-Frances Scott, Marian Dahlman, Rosalie Storm, Billie Mae Clark, Helen Blackard, Frances Bailey, Anne Higginbothan, Anita Taylor, Carmelita West, Charlotte Glavin, Evelyn Johnson. SECOND Row-Mary Edna Fox, Marjorie Brotherton, Irene Miller, Mary Blackard, Juanita Denton, Melba Faulkner, Joy Tenney, Donna Lee Sexton, Jean Kincaid, Peggy Edwards. THIRD Row-Jean Reed, Frances McFarlin. Norma Lee Lowe, Lorene Cook, Mary Nelle Lee, Jean Blake, Bethel King, Eunice Willing. Frances Paul, Reba Cowdrey, James Goldsmith. FOURTH Row-Guy Bean, James Robinson, Norman Coleman, Mrs. Pauline Keaton, director, Alfred Blackwood, Arthur Conway, Kendall Turpen, Ted Lewis, Jack Culley. PAGE 83 Riff .,.,., ,Q , X I 4 tl ei Q X , f NN . U p if Q, 3 Y QE. 1 vx x-9 xxeii X it H x x i ti Q ' iii i X . R, tty, , .-.Q1-, t it .ff ffl' in 1,-'F' Ax. 4 4.1 ...fu N r T .ipaiy x xg, Q 4'.7.zr . 5 A 1 FRoNr Row. left to right-Jane Ann Chandler, Lois Bradfield, Margery Stokes, Lucille Malinka, Mary Lee Skinner. Shirley Matthews. Nellie Rose Sleppy. Pauline Hufford. SECOND Row-Betty Gene Greer, Hilda Jean Aston, Marjorie Luebker, Betty Ballenger, Connie Ghormley, Dorothy Edwards. THIRD Row-Ray Strickland. James Taylor, Bill Lucas, Leo Austin. Don Botz, Maurice Hackler, John R. Null. HONOR STUDY HALL This study group was formed upon the basis of the students' ability to conduct themselves Without the presence of a teacher. They elect their own officers and conduct their own affairs. John Null was elected president, Betty Ballenger, secretaryg and Connie Ghormley, assistant secretary. WILL ROGERS UNIT OF THE HISTORICAL SOCIETY In October the second hour History class was invited by the President of the Tulsa liistorical Society, to become members of the society, and feel- ing it an honor accepted. The society secures information about Tulsa his- tory, collects appropriate material for a historical museum, initiates com- munity service projects, and calls public attention to the need of suitable iden- tification of Tulsa's historical spots. FRONT Row, left to right-Betty Branham, Earlene Shaw, Edna Wolfe, Mary Dunlap, Dorothy Fisher, Marguerite Locke, Yolando Memole, Helen Steinson, LaHoina Mercer, Betty Ruth Myers. SECOND ,Row -J. D. Brasier, Bobby Moore. Russell Gray, Wallace Howard, Bob Donnelly, Pollyanna Elkins, Ruby Brurnley Bernice Fuller. Anna Ruth Myers, Margaret Lee Lampkins. THIRD Row-James L. Goff, sponsor: Charles Miller, Robert Conwell, Bob Marshall, Jeanette Strong, Ed Busenburg, Merle McClure. FOURTH Row-Jack Silver. Robert Buckingham, Bill Dunlap, Alex Wilson, Walter Bryant, James Taylor, Clyde Maxwell. 4 I N PAGE 84 FRONT Row, left to right-Phyllis McCabe, Earline Lusk, Billie Rae Evatt, Pefigy Edwards. Betty Schmoll, Nadine Parkhurst. Dorothy McCullough. SECOND Row-Virginia Hopper, Betty Lou Howe, Wanda Wilkerson, Mary Jane Taylor, Billie Pearson, Eleanor Dow, Dolores Tinger. THIRD Row-Law- renee Winters, Reba Cowdrey, Louise Chambers, Irene Lindle, Bobette Holmes. Edith Poole, Evelyn Taylor. FOURTH Row-James L. Goff, sponsor: John Klien, Carl Koch, Robert Cowdrey, Alex Weathers, Margaret Oleson, Donald Betts. COURTESY SERVICE CLUB Students in VVil1 Rogers High School recognized at the opening in the fall of 1939 that manners and courtesy would play an important part in its success. Therefore among the first clubs to be organized was the VVill Rogers Courtesy Service Club. The purpose ofthe club is first to practice courtesy at all timesg to pro- mote good fellowship among students and between students and facultyg to assist in developing leadership and high ideals in student affairsg and to en- courage and promote student participation in school government. FRONT Row, left to right-Jimmy Goldsmith, Pai Nelson, Betty Wareham, Dorothy Clark, Ellen Rhodes, Dorothy Beemer, Juanita Moss, Mary Goble. SECOND Row-Marion Stenhouse, Katherine Slea- maker, Mary Lou Carroll, Joyce De Louey, Delva Allison, Ellen Jane Gabriel, Joanne Holsinger, Louise Whitten. THIRD Row-Kathryn Kilgore, Carolyn Goller, Dorothy Waterman, Dorothy Postlewait, Patty Green, Betty Hunt, Pauline Porter, Elizabeth Alspaugh. FOURTH Row-Kenneth Carr, Grant Heisler, Billie June Owens. Arden Carey, Stanley Burdick, Lewis Renie, Evelyn Van Seoy, Jean Stansell. PAGE 85 FRONT ROW. left to right-Cleo Wolfe, Yolando Memole, Virginia Havens, Marilyn Reeson, Barbara Smith, Phyllis Wooten, Julia SleDDy. Jane Horton, Gloria Busby. SECOND Row-Joe Driver, Maryema Gates, Saleta Field, Betty Ruth Myers, Margaret Heickson, Mary Pope, Wilma Pope, Priscilla Rhodes. THIRD Row-Austin Doren, Gordon Tucker, Fred Sheehan, George Neal, Morris Sheram, Doris Joan Smith, sponsor of Keystoners, FOURTH Row-Jim McCormick, Sid Cockrell, sponsor of Hi-Y chapters, Malcolm Campbell. G. W. Wheatley. KEYSTONERS AND HI'Y Kappa chapter of Keystoner was organized at XYill Rogers in the fall. Other Keystoners and Hi-Y memhers belong to chapters at Central High School. To create, maintain, and extend high stantlartls of Christian character throughout the school and connnunity is the purpose of Keystoner and Hi-Y organizations. . , i,.4,., W may FRCNT Row, left to right-Pauline Hufford. Betty Farquharson, Joan Nelimark, Helen Rapicr, llla Price, Suzanne Gibbs, Lucille Crawford, Mariorie Johnson. Alice Statton, Gerry Campbell, Alice Jean Stehr, Dorothy Hayes. Margie Cubbison, Dorothy McCullough, Dorothy Davis. SECOND Row-Betty Jane Nantz, Carmelita West., Pollyanna Elkins, Helen Stinson, Kathryn Schmidt. Hilda Jean Aston, Oolieta Maben, Ann Petty, Margaret Smith, Jean Stansell, Ramona Caffee, Evelyn Taylor, Florine Ables, Jane Chandler, Lois Braclfield. THIRD Row-'Mariorie Ousterhout, Betty Jaggers, Ann Burtt, Marjorie Luebker, Margery Stokes, Alleyne Pearce, Jean Riesinger, Christine Baker, Dorothy Edwards, Doris Sue Haskell, Betty Robinson, Wanda Wallace, Virginia Senf. FOURTH Row-Doris Joan Smith, sponsor of Keystonersg Josephine Dick, Leah Plumlea, Beatrice Hengst., Margaret Olesen. Betty Branham. Barbara Joyner, Mary Cotton, Jeanne Harry, Mariorie Stitt, Nancy Kerr, Martha Anne Kerr, Nancy Cunningham, PAGE S6 Q Til ii E N? 1 all S it K .S . i FRONT Row, left to right-Ellen Sing, Annabelle Cole, Helen Blackard. Carrnalita West, Bette Biblen, Gloria Busby, Betty Rapier. SECOND Row-Vivianne Hendricks, Katherine Eimer, Betty Jaggers. Mar- garet Hayman, Florence Shigley, Nancy Kerr. Tx-unm Row-Maxine McCormick, Betty Gene Mullins, Esther Sehaller, Norma Symonds, Louise Coleman, Gordon Lucker, Mary Brown. FOURTH RowfPat Bollman, Wanda Whitly, Bob Briggs, James Kuntz, Albert Harris, Miss Hesper Kirkpatrick, librarian, LIBRARY ASSISTANTS The purpose of the organization of library Assistants is to provide and maintain efficient and courteous service to those who use the library. The assistants not only handle most of the details of checking books but also see that they are put in their proper places under the guidance of Miss Hesper Kirkpatrick, librarian. ELITES Parlez-vous Francais? ive do V, This club is to enable the advanced students to practice speaking French fluently and to become better acquainted with France and lfrench customs. Officers are: Vernon Crouch, president: Nancy Kerr, vice president: Gerry Campbell, secretary--treasurer. FRONT Row. left to right-Laura Jepson. Jane Chandler, Donnell Barnard, Gerry Campbell. SECOND Row-Elizabeth Farmer. Ruth MacDowell. Iris Nichols, Nancy Kerr. THIRD Row-Miss Erminie Elms, sponsor: Martha Ann Kerr, John Nufer, Vernon Crouch. Not in picture-Norma Sue Francis, Betty Ballenger, Joan Brimm, and Luna Campbell. PAGE 87 SE g , H 'i f of QM . .A kim S. i lx Xt 4 x W NX , X , 1 r f ? fi X l f f! .5 l s Q , l L I V f W Z Qfs. K 1 G1 ti X l Tx i X i 1 X i i X at fm l S ii I X S K H FRONT Row. left to right-Marlene Buchanan. Darrell Gimlin, Curtis Cobb, Billy Harold Short, Barton Johnson, Sharon Bear, Marilyn Oldham, Betty Stringer, SECOND Row-Jack Spillman thigh schoolj, Nancy Knight, David Harbour, Anna Margaret Kraus thigh schoolj, Jimmy Mason, Margie Schumacher, Irwin tSkipperJ Allen, Vernon Claybaugh thigh schoolj, NURSERY SCHOOL Nineteen students were in regular attendance in the Rogers nursery school during the year. The children are under the guidance of Miss Betty Rhodee and the class work is done hy students in Nliss Bessie Hiett's home living classes. AT WORK IN THE WVOOD SHOP PAGE 88 Left ff, Right-'1'12Ac111iR,s DIZSK . . K'czo1xc: UPU . , . sTLDY1Nc: . , . cow C1i1513K . , . 1sR12AK 11115 NEWS '10 DAD . . . 1,ooK1M1 IFGR TRou1s1,12 . . . s'1'UD12N'1' COUNCIL 1'1:15s11J1iNT . . . 111G11 vc11,'1'AGu . . . PUBL1cA'1'1oNs BOARD SIiCRE'l'ARY . . , WVHOVS '1'1-11s CASANOVAF PAGE 89 Lefz to Righf-R151f1.15CT10NS . . . nooks . . . ATLAS JUNIOR . . . BEAUTY GALURL , . . SOPHO IVIORES . . . AR'I'IS'l'S . . . HAI I-IA! . . . POSING . . . THERE IS SOMETHING ABOUT A UNIFORM .. VV. P. A. PAGE 90 Lefz to Righf-scuoolfs our . . . Ass1zMB1.Y's OVER . . . SOPHOMORE FRIENDS . . . HOLDIEIXI CUNVBOY . . . ALI. IS VVELL . . . DEEP SEA DIVING . . . YVAS IT FUR THE TEACHER? . . . GOOD OLE HAWAIIAN MUSIC. PAGE 91 Q .,, 5 'k , K i W w, Y Qi E '45 3 wk 5 ,fk i wg y mm. ,wus - . ww f :Mgr Q, K 'Qt x x , KE me-.kg W vm,M 57332 X we Q Q 5 ff '- 5' . .V me kmiyfisii . . Q 3-QT A ff, 'K ..1sis,-L,-,isis , J 15 1,1-ff ff! 161501-I-1.x'1xr: ISRICSXIJI' .... Imxxxll-.x'I's . . . XIDXI',R'I'IS CDLICSS WIIU . . , IIIRICD IIXYIJS . . . INIl'SIC,fXI, NIIQII'I'NI.XRIi . . . L'I..XIiIiYCIf SIII2? ..,. v XXI7 TIIICYIRIC HY .X DIIi'I' . . . 'IIIIILSIC TENNIS PIAX IQRS . . . . . . PULISIIINCQ I'I' OPI: . . . I'I.I-I.-XSIQIB , . . KJIiIi.XSIi MONKEY , . . PFRI4 INK? 'I4IIIi ROINI7-L'I' . . . , SIIIQIS I'RIi'l I'Y, IS In-i1,1,o! . . . lnuus l41c'1'1oN, N 'I BAD www nf ,uw 'M' ...I -.. ,w'-W .. I NW . If ' -14 'UP , , ,gm 1 . - .UI 3' S Q LEU H2 1QIKQ!7f1XVI'IYI NIR. IILTRST . . . PUSH VOR THE BIRIHIIZ , . . I,'NIJIfRCI,.'XSSNI.-XN . . , BIQAL TIFUI, SCIQNIIRY . . . III' INIUSIII BIC FUNNY . . . WORLD Olf SCIICNCIQ . . . TIIRICIS IVIUSKIQTEFRS . . RURAL FRICIE DISLIVERY . , , :X IDNESONIIC BUY AND BEST IXIQIICNIJ ...A A NINIAI. IUVICR . . . CIIRIS XVILL BIE GIRLS . . . DINNER IS SERVED! SOLPIS UNI Lwff Io Riglzf-lfU'1'L2RE scmN'1'IsTs . . . VVHERIC YOU GOIx'? . . , WITH Tllli GRIZATIQST or ICASI KEYSTONI2 OIVFICICRS . . . SPORTS RIQPORTER . . . VVHOAf BOSSYY .,.. MJ. BUSY FOR UNC! ,IL ST FUN LOVING KIDS .... -XIAI, XVICT . , , YOLYRE BEING NVATCIIFD. Ld? In Rfgfil--DEDICATION ASSEMBLY , . , ROUND-LP C.-KST IN MEXICO . . . THE RUSH BE'I'VS'I-ZEN CLASSICS . . . SWING BAND . , . LOOKING FOR SOMEONE? . . . SWING OI I', GIRLS . . . RXIAL.-XIKA NIGHT CLUB . . , LIITTERBUGS . . . DICTATORS SPEAK . . . DRESS REHEARSAL FOR ROUND-LP. lm! lu Rfglm-czxs vim- s'1'l-.rms . . . mural-Luis csur-ji.-x,,xxx ,mn mum . S'lkLlJliX'l'S .Ylk NYCJRK . . . NYIIAIA lUK5l'.RS SISTIQR l'Iil-QSIQNIKS CLXXVI. . Xi? ANI! SIIORT . , . VYOXN! WIIO.S 'l'H.fX'l' . . . IAO.-XI lNC ON lllli ,ION . XX KSN 'IA .Xl.I.IbXVIiD . . . Nl lgS AND IZOIXIAS. R cuss RNIB urn' u1'151,r'1aY UI lum'c:u'1' mms ij Views Around CIIIIJIII EIIJCIII '32 UV E3 i V41 if.. W' w as .-A-...A Tis .,! Nur :nat if nal Nas 6 an mu 'vu To U19 NOVHI 'l'i'1ily VViii Rogc-rs High School was built on ti1cpi'ai1'ic-as the foiii' pictures 'V l N I To H10 XXf7C5i fzikcfii from the top of the biiiisiiiig and the mic- take-ii in front clearly show. U 5 cl OLlI'SCf1CJOl X742---A-1 - as X If J mum gl :ln Ljiia' O 65? woooRiQ1jq sjfLEIU7 gl PM 2 UIQGUN E 'bi T! 9, Hgfljff 1 U, z X 0532 E Q Eifrq4z,:gEH,e V 'F ED U M f R ll 3 5 Uwisgfg :g ' - 3 QQEEN L-I . J- 2 fm QQ ESQ I N-PL E E T V2 Q Assfsfwiiizlilij HASKELL :Aaron EJ: U if UU 11 :Etta-:af 45 - al! 'T f 'T ' ' 'lx tl , E' Nt 5 k I O G To?he1goLTtT1 ll J Y f lemories of Our First Year y X-Xt W ill Roge rs i Q4 The thrill of being among the first students to attend a new school .... That T K-, feeling we had upon entering new classrooms which had never before been 2? in J used .... How thrilled we were the first day we heard the public address system. . . . Vvarning over the loud speaker not toget in the pasture across the road because ,Hi ' .ss of bad cattle .... Elections and elections and committees and committees and the I 4 , times we had to vote over and over .... Checked shirts, Little Abner shoes, cowboy X N I qots, and moccasins for country Wear .... Thrill of the first assembly in the new l X N W Q auditorium .... Our first football game .... The impressive dedication assembly rj 1 X N Eand the tears which it brought to many eyes .... Wiiiriing our first basketball X V-11' , game .... The footpath from Eleventh Street before a road was opened ..,. Our Y. If rural mail box .... Selecting names and colors .... First Senior Christmas tree. . . . M 3 X, - Snowball fights and the two snowmen HC. Bfy and J, L. Gf' . . . Being able to iii? 1 J ssjt in history class and look across the pastures .... Static on the public address i Hit ,li 5 , ii , .1 'i:- 2 , he x system .... Senior Box Supper and bliss XVill Rogers of 1940 .... Nlr. lVIanley's harmonica music .... Pictures of the landscaping we didnlt have .... Transporta- tion we didn't have .... Our mutual dislike for long-winded assembly speakers. . . . i lylrs. lVIcSpadden's visit and presentation of the walnut gavel .... All of the J X Hhullabalooll about dancing in the building .... VVaiting for our Senior rings-it Ne f s.. was always Htvvo more weeksu and then in two months it was still two more X weeksfy . . . HThe elevator is brokenfy . . . Band uniforms and the first appearance X va in them .... The yearbook question .... Are we or aren't we going to have one? XX Our anxiety over having the school accredited .... Qui' many visitors interested i in seeing our new building ..., Seniors dressed up to have yearbook pictures taken. . . . Roundup practices until midnight and the success of the show .... Dapper . Dans and Flapper bans in the Style Show .... Splashing mermaids and mermen j at the Water' Carnival .... Senior commencement plans and how busy we were K 4 before graduation .... and so the Lariat goes to press! ti' ' 5 L '5- 3 5' . l '- c . N, it .X a THANK You xr lk We hereby express our gratitude to all who helped make this yearbook pos- I , ix sible. VVe especially thank the mothers and patrons who participated in the activi- .ysibbii 4. 4 ties to raise funds and the -lunior and Senior classes for their donations. :J 11 A . lf X ,y C , gL?yx Q s s i N I All N T1 NIA , +P? UT .it X E Q If X x I 3 , W P 99 V A x at if L yu JR 1- ,f - X MM fy jk! 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