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

- Class of 1941

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Q yqcfzmfies a t' A gg gh Q EX Aziixzis x V1 11fQ3gmui'u. 1f2zQ11 1 IIQJ11, like-WILL ROGERS Y 32 M P E531 K . , ' .W ..,,. VZ- 5:-5511? 1: fy-W4 'fff?ffb513se-.img ,M-.Q fwf..-4,-. fig :milky My .1 L, L,g,ggz,q5fQ.W:f1 V LEA . A ., Q Liz-smAm3f.'5s iq 21 fam. mix., U ,HQ ,, ,S f my ,fwigh i.wig:QggQiii!1g wa 1 1 Q, W ski, ' 1' -wp J mf. E l O all graduates of Will Rogers High School: We dedicate this our second yearbook. Last year's seniors have already made their first step toward success. Today we are experiencing the joy of being with our fellow classmates. The aims we have established will lead to our future achievements. Tomorrow we will enter a world filled with challenges of the future. May the ambitions and desires of all graduates be fulfilled as they take their places in life. HE first graduating class left Will Rogers High School in May, l9-40. Of these three hundred thirty graduates a large number have entered the business world while others have gone on to college to further their education. The four hundred seniors of l941, in looking toward the future, have expressed their professional ambitions. Beside their Lariat pictures are listed the professions or occupa- tional fields in which they are chiefly interested. May these graduates go forth better equipped for the coming years because of the training they have received in Will Rogers High School. I I 0 0 6 0 9 0 OREWORD We have prepared this yearbook as an ambassador of good will, hoping that in future years it will help to recall memories of the happy hours spent inside the walls of Will Rogers High School. Among the graduates who have been our school friends we will find, in the future, people in all walks of life. No matter what their profession nor what goals they achieve, we are sure they will enjoy turning back through the pages of this book of friends and renewing old acquaintances. WAYNE SHELTON HE senior class of '41 dedicates this year's Lariat to all graduates of Will Rogers High School. Memories never to be forgotten by Will Rogers students are bound between these covers. The name Will Rogers alone gives us a strange feeling of joy and pride in our school. Add to this name the achieve- ments and experiences we have enjoyed in Will Rogers High School, and we have a rare treasure of memories for our future years. ' -CHARLES H. NEAL S we look forward to the future it has a different meaning for each of us. May Will Rogers High School and all who leave its walls for outer worlds reach a higher niche in each day of the coming years. Along whatever path your future years, may it bring success. -MARTHA TIIFFANY HROUGHOUT the year we have lived an active, happy life in Will Rogers ' High School. Daily routine, games, plays, the Round-up and other events have been included in our activities. The yearbook photographers have been on hand to make for us a record of these events so that in the future, as we look through the pages of this l94l Lariat, we will be reminded of our good times at Will Rogers. The memories connected with the pictures and snapshots of our friends will bring to us in the future the pleasant happenings of this school year. 'JOAN PRATE11 and MAIKY LOUISE WIILSON O the future seniors of tomorrow we, the graduating class of l94l, extend a wish for happiness and success. We hope that your years in Will Rogers High School will be as successful and enjoyable as our two years have been. Many wise and good traditions have been established by the graduating class of last year and the graduating class of this year and you, as the future graduates, have the same opportunity to establish worthwhile traditions. -KATHERINE KARNES OUND within these pages are many happy memories and the enthusiastic spirit of our school. In future years old friends can greet old friends once again by turning these leaves, which may by then be torn and faded but which will still bring back those happy, never-to-be-forgotten days when we were young. '-GLORIA STURGE E, the seniors, are preparing to climb higher rungs on the ladder of life, and step into the future of which we know nothing. As we do this we leave the underclassmen to carry on our ideas and traditions. We extend to the future graduating classes our best wishes and sincerest hopes for their success. -NATALEE BROWN S this, our last year in Will Rogers High School, draws to a close we depart- ing seniors leave with the hope that our great school will grow and become even greater in the future. To you who follow we leave the ideals and traditions we have started. We heartily wish you success. 'JANE JOHNSON BUILDING EXTERIOR Students of Will Rogers High School feel it an honor to attend a school named for one of Okla- homa's most outstanding and beloved citizens, our own Will Rogers. It is with a feeling of pride and humility that we. in our school, wish to uphold the name of the man who never met anyone he didn't like. In looking forward to becoming the future citizens of America. we find an added inspiration during our school years in the honesty and sin- cerity of such a citizen as Well Rogers. VVhcn the doors of Will Rogers High School swung open for the first time in September, 1939. there were three hundred fifty-nine seniors. five hundred twenty-four juniors, and six hundred eighteen sophomores enrolled. with fifty faculty members. Before the close of the year the faculty was in- creased with three additional members. llffigg fN,X ,WB X Q W X Q X ugh .. wmiwf X-LF:-A 1 9 5 sg.. ,c I l3L1bliCatiOms BOO rd FACULTY CAROLINE COPELAND, Claairmaaz M. E. HURST, Vice Chairman Pfaoiograplay C. C. PRUITT SARAH ROBERTS Businexx Manager Commerce MYRTLE SPILLMAN Art SENIORS PHIL SCHOGGEN, Secretary DOROTHY BROWN CHARLES PLEIITER KATHERINE KARNES RANDALL WALKER RACHEL LONG JIM WIBLE RANDALL WALKER YEARBOOK COMMITTEE CAROLINE COPELAND, Sponsor DOROTHY BROWN, Editor KATHERINE KARNES, Assistant Izzlztor NATALEE BROWN EDGAR DAYTON BETTYE Jo GRUBB DOROTHY HAYES BOB HENDERSON RACHEL LONG JOAN MARTINDALE CHARLES NEAL BOB PETTY JOAN PRATER JOHN ROGERS, JR. WAYNE SI-IELTON JACK SHERRED EARL SNYDER TOM TOMER RANDALL WALKER MARY LOUISE WILSON . T ? , EXA- l , , 4 , THE SCI-ICDCDL BQQKQNE i ' .. :-:A 4 Q. 4x A 4 .Q.1 rag: sei ' :,.,u:3. ...X .. 'f' ?:.'. 5. . :rw 3, 5. 211 15 S 12' 2:23 sam: 21? fi 'LQZIZ .22 fi? 252. W 125233 1 -5 ,:, 11 : QS- Q. . W. ' f : 'Y 2 32 S2 Q 115: . s . - if 15 Y S S . Y :Ib gg . Y., ak 2.3 .E 'f me lg fi' s. . H 15 2 S L ' ,, lg C QA. -a .ff 1, 7, . ADMINISTRATIQ FRANK SliTTLE l'1'4'.viJw1f Bofmf of Edzzcafion HARRY A. TAl.I.Tx1AN Vin' Pl'!'.Yil1I'IIf A. L. B111 RLY Mt'IlI!Il'l' E. W. WILSON M6'111bl'I' ami Clerk ELI C. IIOSTER C. BENTON MANLFX' Axxixfanf SIlf7t'l'fIIfl'IIl1Cllf BCARD OF EDUCATIGN MRS. kIoHN H. KEYLS Mvrrzbm' KIQN NllLLIiR ML'!lIbl'I' MRS. G xfoRo1a NICHOI.SON Ma'r11fJf'f' WENDl'1l, A. MLLTON BIlXilIt'A'X Manager HARIiX' XV. CSOXVANS SIlfJI'V'fl1lll'lItl,!'IIl C. C. MASON Axxixlurzl SIll7t l'i7IfCIlZ1!'IIf Priuripal In Charge of Sf'l'0lIKltll'j' Ezfucafiozl In Charge of 1iIl'I7I!'IIIl!I7'-Y EIIIILKUIOII Around Tabla, leff fo rigllf-E. W. Wilson, Mrs. John H. Keyes, Ken Miller, A. L. Bcekly, Mrs. Beatrice Ray, Frank Settle, Wendel A. Melton, Eli C. Foster, Harry A. Tallman, Harry W. Gowans, C. C. Mason, Mrs. George Nicholson. GUIDANCE .Mak K JAMES L. GOFF PAULINE C. KEATON LOLA B. TRUSTY STELLA GARTMAN Axxixhznz' PVj77Cf17Cll Dean of Girls Senior Director Sojllwmore Dirrmfor Dfw: of Boyx Ilnlior Claxx Dirwrfor Plwyxitvll Iftlllftlfillll Maifaevmziics The efforts of the Guidance Staff are directed toward unifying all activities and undertakings of the school by capitalizing upon any possible contribution to guidance in any situation which might arise, and thereby developing an effec- tively functioning guidance program. Not only for students who are at present enrolled in our school are the Guidance Staff rendering service but through the establishment of an occupa- tional follow-up and adjustment service they are endeavoring to assist those students who have graduated or who are no longer enrolled in school. , W H-:li 15522 all li iilfi if it it if ag: get :EE . .img M: 5:5 335 ,: 11. 'EFI E152 fi 2 I iii 55 is if N tiff' x 2. . E4 ws gg 5:1 Ins? 2: 53? 'S 53552 infnf 1.51 II: .1 12523 zfwifz I1 15233, iii v Kc- Y. 7 3 ' Ig V. 25 A wk E-ff , 2 225 Q4 H: :Q RMI 4- Sb I Q. ?2 :rg QQ ,xg T E? I. if wg .552 fer 'usa Lx- 54 T'-I5 . f . 5.1. 2' Ein LA EW.- vz -4351 The Facult N HIRAM ALEXANDER CHRISTIA ALLENDER TOMMIE BARNES KATHLEEN BEGLEY FRED BENNETT GEORGE OSCAR BOWEN HISTORY SCIENCE ENGLISH SCIENCE SCIENCE MUSIC E. E, BOYD INDUSTRIAL ARTS CAROLINE COPELAND ENGLISH ' fm 'A' ANN COTTINGHAM CATHERINE CRISSEY VIRGINIA DUEWELL H.A. DUTCHER ERMINIE ELMS OTTO J. ENDRES HISTORY SPEECH ARTS COMMERCE SCIENCE FOREIGN LANGUAGE FI-IVSICAL EDUCATION C.A. FRANKLIN MADGE GIBSON C.E.GUMM S.L.GUNDERSON BERTIE HAMMOND ULISTA HAWKINS INDUSTRIAL ARIS ENGLISH INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDUSTRIAL ARTS PHYSICAL EDUCATION ENGLISH The Faculty If .gpm I ,-0 BESSIE HIETT LEO HOWARD M. E, HURST FRANK R, JACKLE HESPER KIRKPATRICK RICHARD KNOX HOME MAKING HISTORY SCIENCE FOREIGN LANGUAGE LIBRARIAN GEORGE KUBIK HISTORY LEE LIVINGSTON HISTORY 5 3 f 5 3 Yiwmk' ,Q Q. 5 if ROY MANEVAL ORA MAYBERRY MARJORIE MCBURNETTE KATHERINE MORAN EMILY MORRIS SCIENCE HOME MAKING COMMERCE ENGLISH ENGLISH PAULINE PERRY C.C. PRUITT RUBY OUAST LOUIE M.RAWLINGS WILMA REES MATHEMATICS MATHEMATICS PHYSICAL EDUCATION ENGLISH SCIENCE I MUSIC K-if ,:,Q If we g 81.1 X . A f 37,4 EVELYN OSBORN COMMERCE BETTY RHODEE NURSERY SCHOOL The FaCuIty fx xx? is I f 3 I F . ..,. LIEB RICHMOND CLARA RILEY SARAH ROBERTS EMIL SCHELLSTEDE CAROLYN SHURTLEFF MARGUERITE SMITH PHYSICAL EDUCATION COMMERCE COMMERCE SCIENCE HISTORY ENGLISH MYRTLE SPILLMAN MATTIE LOU TEAGUE ALTHEA TRUITT ELIZABETH H,VALENTE MARJORIE VANN LORETTI WIGGINS ART HOME MAKING HISTORV ENGLISH HOME MAKING ENGLISH fr I ' ' ' -v. 171-2. 4 ,V , I H- I 2 ,TT- - I 1 . i ,- C'E' iii ! P f ' 4-I I .--'IT:'j:,,y f , f F' ' Jfqfa. I, I 5 HELENE BAIRD OLETHA BARNARD PETE BEWLEY DEE FRANCY HILDA FREW REGISTRAR SECRETARY ENGINEER OFFICE PHYS ED MATRON MARY HARRIS MINNIE HUGHES ELIZABETH MANNING FRED MENDENHALL JACK WELCH CAFETERIA DIRECTOR MATRON OFFICE EIDG SUPERINTENDENT S'IAGECRAF'I' I'.'I'. .X. I-lXI-1C'l I'IYEC'1JI'Yi'II. 5'I1XI1INl., I1'I1 111 1'1uI117NI1w1I11z111'x I,Z1lII IS11r11x, i'I1:11'I1N If, ,I11111w, 1. nl. IIIIIIIIIX, R. NI. ,I11I111f11111, II:11'1'1' II. Ii11111l1. S11.1l11,11, I1'I1 111 3 1 1 X 1 1I II1111 . 1 , .. , . , 1 11.gI11fNI1'N1I111111N if If. 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IS1'1111'11, ,I111'I1 sI1'l'I1ILI1lIl, C. C, Iii1I1I, II, R. f'llIlI11'f'II, H. NV. I,1'ts1111 81011111 R1111fNI1w1I:11111-N il. CI. Y:111IJ111111', IC. I. l'Ii111-, S. S. IIlIIII'ilII, II1111111'1I SI:11'cI1111, U. I . II1-iIi1g1'1', II. Ii, NViIIiz1111s1111, Nliw S11-II1 1 K lI'lI!IIIll. IIIIIIKIJ I11111-fNI1'11I:11111-X XY. VI. Ii-1111, 311111111 NI. N11-1'1I11111, Y1-1'111111 Cfr11111'I1, IC. XV. I'1111'I1-1', IC. rl. I.ll1Kjl'I', V. I. II1lI'I'j', U, li. I7115111 I FIRST GRADUATES OF WILL ROGERS HIGH SCHOOL SENICDRS 1941 iq, 2 531 E .E I. S. 4 12153 31313131 1.3, 13133133 :Q35 2332 a E252 N. 2 Q. Ns 92 Q, i-E5 3 ,,,, 31:11 4315 9 ELET 2131 3 51313 2:31 L14 .H 22531 5 'S fi E555 ii' 133331, if 1322 2 , '::::3132 5 :SQL J 1,3 1:13 Lili I 3575 3E5E:1113 5 E1 313-I-E is 'g1:313L3 fitl' .7 'w 7 y 1: U, , f II 3 f ,f ,f,. ,., , CHARLES ABBOTT Air Corps ROBERT ADAM Ellgfllfff RAY ADKISSON BIIXIIIUXS E,x'f'c1lli1'c' DOROTIIY ADLER Nurxc RAY AMSTUTZ C!7t'llliCtII Eligillffl' D. J. ANDREWS AL'COIlI7fU!1f JACK ANTRY Aviation OLIVER ARNOLD Lens Grinrler PAUL K. BAKER Aviafiolz VICTOR D. BANHAM Nn1'n1OffiL'rr DONNELL BARNARD M zzxicimz RILEY BARNARD Acrazmufinzl El1gilIC'l'V BETTY Jo BARNES S1'f1'r'fm'y BOB BARNETT AC7'0Ild1lfjL'X HARRY BAUER Dl'tlff.YlI1tIlI IONA MARIE BEAVER C!1!lIIlIL'l'L'C' PETE BECI-ITOLD Grocvr MIAMES C. BIQNNIYIVI' A 1 'izlfifm V IV I AN M AE BERRY Ozz'114'1'Clmiz1 Rt7.YftII1l'tI!1f LENVIS J. BICKING Rf'sc'r11'n'fJ JACK BILLINGSI.EY - Arfllitfct PAGE 22 , , ,,, I ,A1,. 'M' I W KENNETH BIRKES Al'I'!III:Illfit'lI1 Ifllgfliffl' CHARLES BITTICRLING 1llfK'l'lI!Iff0IIlII L!I1L'j't'l' I'IIiLIiN BLACKARD Arirzfiou IQDXVARD BLAKESTAD lTL'l'0l1tIIlfft'tlI 1f1Igil1CUl' LOIS BLAKBY Arfist BETTY BLISS Svcrctzzry BILL BOATW RIGHT Afmuazfallf SUIZIII xi rms LIiROY BOUGHER Bookkccpcr CORA LEE BOLINGER is CLARENCE BRADFORD Acco 11 II hznf MARION BRADSHAW Bzzsiurxs I A A ' JACK BRANSTETTER BOB BRASEL AL'i!lfIOII J. D. BRASIER XVFIJKI' BETTY BRODIII Com u14'1'n' I-IELIEN BRIGANCIZ Sfwzogwzjvlml' B ILL BR OWYN B'Tf't'Z7tlI1fL'fII 1fI1gflIt'!'l' RICHAR D M. BROWN DOROTHY BR OXVN CflllIllIt'l'l'ftll A1'!i.vf M1lIYiFitll7 MARY BR OWN SC'fll1ZXfVl'SX PAGE 23 NATALBE BROWN Radio Commerce Q31 f. J 5. I 0-V, Ng: z-1' . Si' +25 '- W WE ,. 5 ..131' 551 iw ii .,,,, ze, 'Z 1112 N135 FE? ,,:w :mn . mg Q' 4. V, ii az, 1 :Ig A M, :QQEF 1125? 552' 22? : -:S -. 52 E? if S?-f 51315: 2552? if 5511 I 51552 133511251 ,Ei 22525 QE 2 52, 1 .31 wh, 51, , .4 fr lq.fpf'K 54 X Q 5. I J 5 : .vs ?fz52?q J? ,x Q. 1 ess lu ii 13 3 5? 5.1 m 13. r pw 59,17 . .:-zq: .4 my .mf E2 BETTY JEAN BRUNSON Cfl.YfIlllIf' Dl'.Yiigl1Fl' AUDREY BRYAN H1llIfi7Ig MARY FRANCES BULLINGTON Dirficiarz CHARLES BURKETT AIYIIHOII D. F. BURKETT Sports BOB BURNHAM fxlfftlfilill ANN BURTT Mczficinc MILDRED IRENE CALDNVELL Telepbofze Opcwzfor' LEEROY CALLAXVAY Pefrolczmz Iifzgizzzw' BILLIE CALLIHAN Sr'f'rrfary MARK CAMPBELL Efzginrrr ARDEN CAREY Arirzfor' ARTHUR CARLSON E1vL'friL' Wfvlrlw' MATTIE FRANCES CARNATHAN Nurse KENNETH CARR Mining Ifrzgizzmfr jEAN CARSON S1'U'4'l11:'y NIARDELLE CHANDLER St'L'l'l'ftll'j' ALLEN CHAPMAN MZIL'Z7flIf.Yf MILDR ED CHISM Sl1t'l'4'llt lm, I DOR OTIATY CLARK Sf'L'l'C'f!lV'Jf' EUGENE CLARK Airplmze Meclnmic PAGE 24 DALE COOKE Posfumzz BILL COULTER BETTY jEAN CLINE I,il11'111'i1111 MAR Y LOU LEON ARD CLOR E Am-111z11f1111f BETTIE COBBLE l UI'l'i.QlI C01'1'rxj10111I1'111 COEN M0111-1 BETTY COLEMAN Sl'l'l'l'flll'Vj' MARY MARIE COLEY Num' XVANETTE COLEY S111fx1L'o1111111 GEORGE COLLIER 1iIIgilIl'l'I' JIM COLLINS Co111111c'1'ci11I A111315 MARY LUCILLE COLLINS Sl'lIIlIXfI't'X.Y ROY COLLINS D1'11ffx111f111 ROBERT CONWELL Mvcfmrzicfzl Engineer 32 32 ,-. :-:f I-x 5 4 C'l11'1111c'11I E11gi11c'c1' ROBERT COWDREY Mnchizzist BETTY MAE CRAIG Dwlfrzl Asxixfzznf ADA MAE CRAWFORD BOB COX D1'f1ffx1111111 BOB CROIIT S1'is1110g1'11j1Z1 S11lm'1v01111111 NWALTER A. CROW' Mvfvorologixt PAGE 25 MARGIE CUBBISON Sefretrzry E5 1:4 :er E555 2552: . YS J 2:3 4, :Q :2:1 1151, 3,1 'vw 'K 41' 1 R 4 gf ww s EU Ag, PLLIY. +1-2 2+ 4 5.1 5' 11 4, 4 1 gi: C, BILL CUNN INGHAM IIIIKQIIIITI' NANCY CUNNINGI-IAIVI SIIIFXLUOIIIIIII PAT CURTIS Lulwrzzfary Tz'c'b11ic'ie1u GENE DALBY 1'v!Il'lIIt'I' BETTY JANE DANIELSON Ariiyf SUE ANN DARKENXVALD Grologisl VELMA DAVIDSON S1'c'z'z'fur'31 BOB A. 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HENDERSON SdIOSWN1Il , I 'WEE 4 'Y' L 5 W W CECIL HENDRICKS A L illl'i0Il RICHARD HERRON HAROLD HICKS M usicizzn JIMMY HILL H01'fic'uIf1u'iszf Rrlzfifl BETTY JEAN HILLIS PAT HODGE Modfl -IEARLD HODGES Air Corps Sz':r111xi1'mx KENNETH HOLCOMB PAGE 29 Mrzclnizzist LEON HARDESTY Arnzy Air' Corps ALBERT HARRIS Arinfiou DOR OTI-'I E A HARRIS Sz'c'r'f'l:1r'j' JOE HARRIS MfFl7tIlIfC'lII Ezzgirzffr DALE E. HARRISON SFL'l'z f!II'3' KIEANNE HARRY Musician JEANNETTE HARRY Srfrvlrzry DORIS SUE HASKELL Nurxc DOROTHY JEANE HAYES j0IlVlI!IN.Yf LOUIS HAYWARD Engizfmfr MARGARET LOUISE HEICKSEN Drrxx DF.YIlQII 1' 1' GRANT HEISLAR Aviafion W ' my fm -ma Q iac 422 15: is is 5 ffm? I2 .au 2 E E3'3i1E1E- , sis 21? WEEE mf W ,, 1 1 'III ' 'I 111,-ir if 51251-, 1: A Fx Ei '11 iw Iss: - I if f:11E:Egi 1553 imf gi ul:-92 5 gr-' ' E25 E51 .1 ' s 255 5 , 23.. - fs? E2 527 5 'M EI I cw,-. 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A4'r'm1:1zLfic'z11 Engizzzfw' PAGE 33 MARIANIXIE IXIILLER I07H'lItI1f.Yf JACK MATHEWS Dmflsfllml HOMER MAUDLIN Frzrnzvr LEWIS MAXWELL Arirzlor ROY MQCLAIN IVc'1af4'r INES MCCLURE TCHFZIFI' RUTH MCCLURG C:0ll17l1l'fCifII Buyfr MARTHA LOU MCCONNICO Auflwr ELLEN MCCRIGHT M0zI4'I DOROTHY MCCULLOUGH Sf'crUfnry ITRAN K O. MCCULLOUGH Ml't'1JlII'IfCCII EIlgi'l'lE'l'I' RUTH MCDOWELL Lizzgnixt HAROLD MCGEHEI2 Iurfuxfrial Arix Teacher ? F iii 1:2 2 - :-:- 21 .1 .,.,. , ,, E 4. 4 I: 5 I 1112 'Ei ge .' '3 ii 3, le? 5 Z E I ig fi? ' Sie? fa ik 252235 5235? if if 1:1 fha :LI I II1,:,'. E5 5322 ig: if,-1135 -.-11116 5 11. I .15 E 385 3 QE . QL X... . 5- vii .4 ri' x- :E+- L- .5 , Qi Q A . ,Y Pai' L I by , pf ffgwgffff PM . , t ,z 3' I I Yi? 22:58 . ff ff, Nw. 'Q LII' Q ji? 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HENRY NEAL Afforney WANDA JEAN NEARING Nurse JIM NICHOLS CtlfI'IF7lI!1lI FREDA NIDIFFER Arfixf MARGARET NORTON Srz1e.vu'011m11 MARY LOU NOWLIN Mzzxieiazz FRANCES NUBEMYER Nzzrxe JOHN XVILLIAM NUFE R Inferior Df'1'orr1f0r PAGE 34 ANN PETTY J I 9180117101 Diff L fm BOB PI' TTY Sjmrlx fIIIlI01ll1L'CF CHARLES PI I II I ER IZLVENA MARIE PHELPS S0m'ef:11'3 BILL PHILLIPS 1011 VIICIIIXII Illglllffl' RAY PITCHER Forfhvlry CHARLES PITCOCK Ac'c0zmfa11t BILL PITEZEL fIL'L'0ILI1IIflI1f HOWARD PLOWMAN Accoznzfmzt PAGE 35 EARL OGILVIE S1100 Rejuzirvrmu HELEN MARIE OLIVER St?L'I'I'frIl'3' JAMES OLIVER Cabinet Maker CHESTER ORCHARD Arf, Radio, Sporfs MARJORIE OUSTERHOUT Home Economics BOB PADGETT N 1' wx Co11z1m'11l11for BERNICE PARKER Mariel JANET PARKINS Sr'c1'r'lary KATHLEEN PAYNE S!lI?X1L'01l7llll BETTY PENN Drcfxx Dexigmfz' BONNIE MAE PERRYMAN Nnrxf' MAYBELLE PETROS Drcsx S6017 Owner I ill ' 31121 E11 I, 1:1 :iq -I vw: If ,s: W- me ,E 1:-:H :-:I :iii 3253? iiiiiig ix? x IIi:3: I 3311! 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REID RUMM AGE Mll.Yfl'ftllI BIZTTY ANN RUNNI I S PAGE 36 SUI'l'!'IllIVVX ' W 'li2I - f wx . 'ar mi . ig if A MARGIE SHAVER DC'SigI16'l' WINYNLI SI-IELTON Airrxrzzff MFCbHllfL' JACK SHERRED Ncfwx Pbofog r'nj7fJ1' 1' FRED SHINN A L 'in firm JOHN SHOIZFSTALL Acco 1111 fflllf JULIA SLIZPPY Inferior' Drrowzfrzr ELI.IEN SING Twzcbvr MAXINI2 SLOAN Mr11fa'I PAGE 37 BARBARA SMITH Coxiume Dcwigfzcl' 'f51'E5f.7 f BILL RUNNELS Army EDMUND WILLIAM QBILLJ RUSSELL Dcnfixl XVILLLS RUTHICRFORD Ellgillecr JOHN RYLANDER lxl'l'0IIUIlfiL'II1 Iingizzcfrr BILL RYNEARSON Mccbzzzzifrll Ellgjllffl' JACK SALLEE Dcvzfist LILLIAN SANDUSKY Sfc1'z'fu1'y PHIL SCHOGGEN ERMA SCRUGGS Florist BOB SCHUETZ Mvfbrmicrll E11gi11ecr Home Em110111icx Tczzclmr A. O. H. SETZEPFANDT, JR. Vl'fUl'illlII'iHlZ 3 LORENE SEXTON Saleswomalz x 0 L13 3 I 33335 E I g. sims V! ai 3325351.23 Qiz fe? wi gif ix: .-Aff Affbzx if W- A J -+n ' -42.1 I .. .- 7' E' :3:5:5' ,z . 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TAYLOR Cosfunzc Designer PAGE 38 FRED UTTER Business EVELYN VANSCOY Lawyer HOWARD VANZANT Aerolmnficizl EI1giIZC'L'V BUD VINALL Meclmuic' VIRGINIA VOIGHT SeCrez'rzry JEAN ANN WADE Coxhime Designer MARGARET JEAN WAGONER Avififion JAMES WAGNER Army Purxuif Pilof PAGE 39 J. A. XVALDREP SKIIFSHYIZIZ GENE TEEL Macbinixzf CECIL TERRILL Postmaster DAN C. THOMAS Bnxinexs Exec'11fiz'e WAYNE TERRY Drizfixmizn MARY JANE THOMAS M oil el GENEVIEVE THOMPSON Home Economies Tefieber MARTHA TIFFANY VC7riter TERESA TINGER Secrefary BOB TITUS Surgeon TOM TOMER Drflfismizzz JEANNE TRO Writer BILL TURNER Electrical Engineer If 11 I if QTH 'Q 1 fi 5 54? 5 egg? .4 4 si 3 3 IE 5 E 2 Z5 2? 3 E X Q Q3 E: ii x 5 I a SI S I s 2? fi ii I 53 AE 2 ,Qi-f -1,-5-' :-1 2 RANDALL WALKER Engineer WANDA WALLACE Inferior DFL'lI7'!lf!1l' GLEN ERLE WALLER Iforvigu Correspomlwzl GUY WALLER Lzzwyrr HAROLD WARD Ac1'o11au1'icaI Ezzgizfccr DORATHY IREENE WATERMAN BARBEE ANN WATTS journalist Nurxc' DOROTHY WEAVER Musifimz JACK WERNER Engilzfcr BETTY WELCH Costume Designer VIRGIL WERNER Ac'1'of1:1uIicx ALLEN D. WEST EIecfricnIE11gim'rr ff x If 6 S' H- lg J' K I MERVIN WEST Afrozzazzfivrzl Ilrzgiflzfm' MARION XVHITE Acwozzazcficx JAMES L. WIBLE Mc'c'lm11ic'aI EIIXIIICTI' GEORGE WICKERSI-IAM EI7gf77!'l'V REEVES WILLIAMS Avmzznfzzzzf BSE JO WILLIAMSON Radio SHERMAN XVILLSEY Plzlzzzbw' MARGARET NVILSHIRE C!1.YfIll7I!' Dmigfwl' LUCILLE WILSON SCL'l'L'f!1I'ifII fIL'C'UZlI1f!Z77f PAGE 40 Florixf M oil C1 GARY M. ZINR ? Iwluyyician A . ljz is RAYMOND ZONGKER I Illi'vfr'ic'aI Eugiwvr jf LLOYD ZUIVIXVALT ,A D7'!1fIlXllHllI 3 f' GRAVES WOFFORD z i AV Ellgillrw' MARY BELLE WILSON WENDELL WILSON Af'L'f1IllI fruit LAXVRENCE WINTERS Sl'Cl't'f!1Vj' i 9 Q I KATHERINE xvorriz I I Forvigfz Cfll'l'C.Yl7l171t1F1If CLIFFORD WOODBURY PHYLLIS WOOTEN A 1 'in tion, KENNETH WRIGHT Docfor BOB YHAKEY Aufo Dl'XiglIfIIg DON WYMAN M!,fll1IIlI'gIXf NAOMI YOUNG Rmlio RUBY YOUNG Nurse ei::,. ., , 'iz-, 1? WE-5 , is POSTGRADU ATIZS Left to right-David Powell, Glen Bradford, Jim McCormick, Priscilla XVliitc, Buddy Taylor, Bob Padgett, Roy Hollingsworth, Neal Gnllvrcutli PAGE 41 3 :i1-:- ci:-: 1 1: it is 1125? M ggi: :5 sep: ,,:: Wi 15351 L35 a T 2 I igildi Rig! :iw 114: 33115133 i+:,:p flllgii :-: ,--X ,. -if Yi Senior Class Offlcers GERALD LOCKWOOD, President JIM WIBIAE, Vige President JEANNE DEJARNETTE, Srczfvfary RALPH JOHNSON, Traasurm' GLORIA DAVIS, Social Cfaairuzazz DAN THOMAS, School Council Rep1'eIc11fa1'ii'c SENIOR COMMITTEES VICTORY FLAG SCRAP BOOK SOCIAL LARRY HENGST, Chairman RAY ADKISSON, Chairman JACQUELYN PURVIS PAT CURTIS BETTIE COBBLE JEAN ANN WADE RALPH REEVES BOB COX PHIL SCHOGGEN RANDALL WALKER NANCE ANNOUNCEMENT JACK BILLINGSLEY FI JACK SALLILIL LARRY WINTERS ANNA M. KRAUS HAROLD MCGEHEE JULIA SLEPPY ART DOROTHY BROWN, Chairman RUTH SUMNER JIM COLLINS JEANNE DEJARNETTE MARY JANE THOMAS CHESTER ORCHARD FORUM BARBEE ANN WATTS, Chairman BSE JO WILLIAMSON FRED STEWART PAUL SMITH PARADE REBECCA DLWELSE, Chairman NANCY KERR NANCY RATCLIFFE GRACE GUIER JANE JOHNSON ELLEN SING JACQUELYN PURVIS ALICE STATTON GENE MACGREGOR HAROLD MCGEHEE JIM WIBLE GENE DALBY CLASS SONG MARTHA LOU MCCONNICO, DORIS JEAN ETHRIDGE MARIANNE MILLER CLASS HISTORY JACQUELYN PURVIS BILL PHILLIPS BETTY BLISS LOIS BLAKEY PETE BECHTOLD KATHERINE WOLFE BETTYE JO GRUBBS ANN BURT GEORGE LOGAN FRED UTTER WANDA WALLACE RAY ADKISSON C forma. NANCY KERR, Chairman DOROTHY MCCULLOUGH JOHN ROGERS, JR. JOE HARRIS PAUL INSCH MARJORY CUBBISON FLOWER AND COLOR SUE ANN DARKENWALD, BETTY JUNE ROY EDWIN EZZELL JOHN NUFER JEANNE HARRY SCHOLASTIC MARION Fox RAY AMSTUTZ JOHN SHOEFSTALL CHRISTMAS TREE C bairm an CHARLES NEAL, Chairman BILL RYNEARSON DAVID JEWELL CHARLES BURKETT REEVES WILLIAMS GLORIA DAVIS J. D. BRASIER GENE DALBY JEANNE DEJARNETTE BARBEE ANN WATTS CLASS MOTTO JOSEPHINE DICK DOROTHY HAYES ROBERT ADAMS ELIZABETH FARMER CLASS WILL HARRY BAUER JANET PARKINS BILL COULTER ANN BURT COURTESY COMMITTEE MARJORIE STITT, Chairman MARIANNE MILLER BANQUET JIM COLLINS CORA LEE BOLINGER FRED SHINN BARBARA SMITH BILL COULTER RUTH MCDOWELL KATHERINE WOLFE JIM WACNER BILLIE CALLIHAN HAROLD WARD SHERMAN WILLSEY MARY BELLE WILSON RUTH SUMNER EMMA SCRUGGS ELLEN MCCRIGHT GIFT JIMMIE KAUFMANN, Chairman GRANT LANKFORD DON ROBERTS JIM HORNE LOIS BLAKEY KATHERINE KARNES JEANNETTE HARRY HARRY MORGAN COMMENCEMENT EDGAR DAYTON WALTER CROW MARJORIE STITT JOAN MARTINDALE ALLEN WEST FRED SHINN CHARLES PFEIFFER BREAKFAST PHYLLIS WOOTEN GRAVES WOFFORD HAROLD MORTON CHARLES PITCOCK BOB SCHUETZ CHARLES NEAL DON WYMAN CLASS POEM JEANNE DEJARNETTE JEAN ANN WADE MARGARET ROBERTS JEANNE HARRY CLASS PROPHECY JEANNE TRO GERALD LOCKWOOD BOB CROFT BSE JO WILLIAMSON LORRAINE KIRBY JEANNETTE HARRY MARTHA LOU MCCONNICO BOB PETTY ALICE STEHR MARIE COLEY JOE MCMULLIN WANDA WALLACE RUTH MCCLURG ' JUNIQRS 1941 HOME ROOM 410 Front Row. left to right-Helen Howell. Juanita Moss. Bernice Pcarson. Jackie McDonald, Jack Long, Irene Miller, Mildred Kelley, Evelyn Day. Jerry Purvis, Audrey Bierdeman, Betty Martin. Second Row-Dorothy Harrington, Clement Calhoun, Sheridan Edens, Marian Dahlman, Mary Lu Morgan, Leroy ZZogg, J. Mac Donovan, Marjean White, Jill Zink, Patsy Nash, Pat Grant. Third Row-Fred Bennett, teacher: James Jewell, Raymond Miller, Harry Goff, Winston Haggard, George Burley, Billy Taylor, Pauline Porter, Nora Nell Farnsworth, Harriet Monroe, Joan Holsinger, Clyde Middleton. Fourth Row- Bob McDaniel, Robert Oberfell, Larry Cluff, Russell Gosser, Floyd Hoggatt. Harold Lamprich, Heshmon Haywood, Billy Cole, Zane Brown, John Johnson, Tom Boyd, Bob Hill. HOME ROOM 4l3 Front Row. left to right-Frances Koonce, Paula Kager, Betty June Stonurn, Johanna Warren, Wilda Haley, Don Betts, Genevieve Nunn, Dixie Ann Dickenson, Martha Lindley, Jean Gilmore. Second Row-Joe Ben Brocchus, Dick Pitcher. Donna Maben, Bette Burke, Dick Johnston, Cora Price, Louise Whitten, Jean Hays, Jean Curtis, Don McCormick. Third Row-Lloyd LaMarr, David Robinson, Rose Jones, Millicent Plumlee. Marguerite Matheson, Fred Sieber, Roy Lingo, Floyd Gates, Bob Morgan, Clayton Peterson, Bob Kirschner. Fourth Row!Frank Jackle, teacher: Bill Morgan, Vernon Clay- baugh, Howard Sivadon, Courtland Haymaker, Edward Dick, J. D. Holland, Hal Luckhardt, Wendell Richmond, Homer Lucas, Robert Greaves, Bruce Conrad. HOME ROOM 405 Front Row, left to right-Joy Tenney, Gene Daley, Phyllis McCabe, Patricia McCain, Harriett Bieberxch, James Melone, Walton Ward, Delmar Menger, Floyd Rogers. Second Row-Miss Wilma Rees, teacherg Billie Rae Evatt, Margie Garrett, Carolyn Ray, Wanda Wilkerson, Pauline Williams. Marjory Cutting, Pauline Yeckley, George Neal, Don McEvoy. Third Row -Rodney Lee Day, Jim Berry, Art Schwank, Bob Siverson, Stanley Marple, Mary Anderson, Annelle Brown, Kirk Kuper, Seth Grubbs. Fourth Row-Charles Barnes, Dorothy Thompson, Mabel House, Dorothy Ford, Gene Terry, Orville Rader, Bill Miller, Harold Franklin, Robert Bowles, Richard Larkey. PAGE 42 HOME ROOM 414 Front Row, left to right-Jimmie Goldsmith, Jean Beistle, Harriett Tunnell, John Douglas, Glen Harbert, Juanita Leatherman, Virginia Thalman, Emily Dugger, Vashti Iobe, Evelyn Davis. Second Row--Pat Bollman, Fred McDaniels, Zannie May Manning, Avril Layman, Jim Hollingsworth, Lcola McFarland, Dorothy Shinpo, Dorothy Cameron, Dalla Giles, Jo Ann McDonald. Third Row-Mrs. Elizabeth Valente, teacher: Jane Reichard, Alma Berry, Richard Dahlman, Marvin Davis, Ted Tetirick, George R. Colton, John Kline, Charles Hewlett, David Carruth. Fourth Row-John Jillson. Richard Bland, Bill Bland. Boice Thompson, Wayne Harshlnan. Charles Shoulders. Bob Davis. Edward Seinones, Frank Pitezei, Don Burger. HOME ROOM 401 Front Row, left to right!I1nogene Holland. Pat Wilson, Mary Madelyn Miller. Betty Jo Bennett, Marcia Dorris Sherrill, Joan Crawford, Lillian W'ebster, Bob Murphy, Kenneth Ragan. Second Ron'-Ed Meacham, Betty Ann Mitchell, Dorothy Walker, Lillian Rhoades. John Hendricks. Dick Yeager. Preston Taylor, Charles Jones, Julian Evans. Third Row-Roger Greider, Jeanne Garrett, Jean Griffin, Jean Reed, Johnny Alimond. Toxn Shockey, Joe Savant, Betty Lou Still, Juanita Weathers, Fourth Row-Miss Christia Allendcr, teacher: Jim Dalby, Bob Waldrep, Fred Oglesby, Clyde Williams, Jack Elliott, Jane Dennis, Pat Norwood. Johnny Litchenburg, ,Roy White, Jack McElroy, HOME ROOM 100 Front Row, left to rightARuth Darkenwald. Barbara Carter, Betty Weaver, Virginia Martin, Barbara Pilgrim, Ethel Schmidt, Mary Duncan. Juanita Denton. Second Row4Rose:nary Mitchell. Mary Nell Lee, Milton Notley, Loyd England. Leona Wright, Peggy Peterson, Philip Kraft, Donald Doyle, Louanna Goldsmith. Esther Erhardt. Third Row-Miss Bessie Hiett, teacherg Joe Keith. Billie Pierce, Jimmy Terrill, Walter Hennan. Charles Brown, Glen Greer, Jack Van Valkenburg. Kenneth Keys. Fourth Row-Lee Weedin, Charles Cline, John Dingle, Edward Foster, J. C. Carnathan, Joan Rogers, Bob Morton, LeRoy Steed, Jim Hoffman, Jack Cartlidge. PAGE 43 HOME ROOM 117 Front Row, left to right-Dana Booth. John Camp, Bob Hull, Bob Burton, Grant McCullough, Bill Newhouse, Erik Nelson. Second Row-Bob Moore, Gene Barber, Gene Hunter, Calvin Axford, Dan Carter, Louis Edrnonson, Jimmy Dud- ley. Third Row-C. C. Pruitt, teacher, Phil Chandler, Charles Thames, Dick Wilhour, Harvey Linn, Bobby Fickett, Boo Igirzdei Fourth Row-Ralph Forester, Earle McEntire, James Kraft, Gerald Johnson, Dean Landes, Max Bearden, Neil Clee, o urns. HOME ROOM 311 Front Row, left to right-Nola Whitestine, Jean Grant, Joan Prater, Beverly Stubblefield, Jane Turbett, Mary Louise Wilson, Jeanne Kincaid, Betty Lou Moore. Second Row-Jack Craig, Ted Lewis, Dick Palmer, Bob Hannah, Joyce De- Laney, Dorothy Barnes, Lois Booth, Matiel Richard. Third Row-Miss Althea Truitt, teacher: Roy Fritze, Bob Hart, Marv Ellen Yeakey, Martha Vernon, Mary Chambers, Marvin Hicks, Bill Willsey. Fourth Row-Jack Westlake, Paul Pratt, Tommy Sinclair, Guy Satterlee, Charles Groves, Reggie Shaw, Don Remmers, Bob Lukken. HOME ROOM 319 Front Row, left to right-Lawrence Jernigan, Betty Lou Coody, Bertha Holcomb, Virginia Barnes, Virginia Baugh, Alina Lu Vaughan, Bettye Fishback. Second Row-Audrey Wilks, Joe Shealton, Lura Jean Thomas, Anna Bell Cole, Dolores Tinger, Zena Mae Beaver, Betty Jane Smith. Third Row-J. B. Reddin, Betty Lou Horne, Bettie Laughlin, Charlene Payne, Irene Lindle, Eleanor Dorn, Don Calvert. Fourth RowANorris Rollier, Jess Ames, Tommy Sharp, Donald Jenkins, Harry Schad, Gene Maxey, Harold Leonard. PAGE 44 HOME ROOM 308 Front Row, left to right-Laurence Keiffer, Marion Stelihouse. Minnie Standlee. Pauline Russell, Lucille Huey, Mary Ella Miller, Mary Edna Fox, Ellen Rhodes, Second Row-Miss Virginia Duewell, teacher: Mary Ellen Englebrecht. Anne Higginbotham, Marcella Fees, Mary O'Brien, Irene Coatney, Maurine Monical, Veva Collum. Third Row-Billie Joe Moss. Ralph Smith, Lonita Mezel, Jo Ann Roberts, Patty Lou Parker, Billie June Goe, Charlotte Cruce, Eugene Bishop. Fourth Row-Rosemary Enochs, Doris Roberts, Arthur Harris, Gene Lewis, Lois Thomas, Don Hilsabeck, Paul Fulps, Bill Crank- shaw, Fred Stites, Jack Ryder, HOME ROOM 312 Front Row, left to right-fGloria Bridge, Betty Wareham, Roba Smythia, Betty Mae Landrum, Darlene Moore, Phyllis Chaffin, Martin Carroll, Wayne Bounds, Nelson Renick. Sccond Row-Miss Katherine Moran, teacher. Goldie Burns, Bob- bie Bean, Delva Allison, Eris Carey, Gladys Dickens, Robert Carr, Mary Lou Carroll, Mercedes Jackson. Third Row-Paul Steinberger, Leon Taylor, Geraldine Bartley, John Mahaffey, Frank Redwine, Don Freeman. Jack Beam. Mary Margaret Fletcher, Wilma Reynolds. Fourth Row-James Combs, Alton Robertson, Dan Sebastian, Bob Barnes, Don Thompson, Fred Antry, Howard Marlow, Lawrence Vance, Marshall Arky. HOME ROOM 101 Front Row. left to right-Blossom Fellhauer. Doris McBroom, Mary Goble, Dorothy McFadden, Bettv Jo Williams, Margaret Owen, Maxine Colvin, Dorothy Beerner, Eleanor Shipley. Second RowiCorde1ia Morgan, Earline Lusk, Geor- gia Duncan, lVlary Jane Taylor, Betty Lou Russell, Marie Daniel, Elaine Richey. Dorothv Postlewait, Coraline Youngblood, Third Row-Cherrie Dons, Mary Cassidy, DeVerne Vance, Betty Jo Calvert, Peggy Welch, Jacqueline Ernmick, Gloria Haas, Alene Martin. Fourth Row-Mrs. Ora Mayberry, teacherg Edith Poole, Miriam Border, Patricia Green, Bettye Free- man, Jean Cassis, Bette Jean Barnes, Jane Schillinger, Louise Chambers. PAGE 45 HOME ROOM 303 Front Row. left to right-Bob Bancroft, Leslie Clark, Bobby Grey, Lucille Hart, Lucille Chancellor, Billie Mae Clark. Hargestine Day, Johnny Gonzalez, Betty Rapier. Second Row-Maxine Jensvold. Mada Miller, Edabeth Newton. Helen Heuston, Jayne Kohlhorst, Dorothy Reid, Cholia Sample, Loraine Cook, Edna lnsch. Third Row-James Goeppinger, Dick Langworthy,-Vernie Graham, Joe Driver, Glenn Gilmore, Eugene Ross, Bill Watson, Harriette DeWald, Bill Roop. Fourth Row-Lee Livingston, teacherg John Warden, Galen Baldwin, Donald Setser, Don Hof, Glenn Zink, Roscoe Humphrey, Bill Wyrick, Wayne Owen. HOME 317 Front Row, left to right-Loyd Honts, 'Wanda Carrell, Bonnie Jean Weaver, George R. Phillips, Julia Church, Nadenc Parkhurst, Bill Reif, Irene Hall, Maxine Hall. Second Row-Frances Bailey, Bill Aston, Billee Payne, J. C. Baker, Harry Smithline, Esther Jones. Martha Gary, Kathleen Sleamaker, Bethel Lucas, Third Row--Mrs. Emma Lee Morris, teacher: Willine Roberts, Clair Billington, Leon Carney, Harry Hutch1son. Norma Lee Lowe, Betty Powell, Guy Been. Doris Harkey, Dorothy Gaddis. Fourth Row-Denver Neff, Billie Jeanne Owen, Alice Williams, Bill Hewitt, Milton Coe, Alex Weathers. Billy Adams, Pete Hunt, Lewis Renne, Elouise Hallford. MISCELLANEOUS GROUP Front Row, left to right-Jack Culley, Estell Oliver, Bette Jo Morris, Rosalee McClure, Bette Kibler, Carolyn Goller, Joan Gilmore. Second Row-Frank Dill, Buddy Weeks, Winnie Allen. Mildred Smith, Frances Scott, Austin Doren, Betty Strickland, Tony Wahl. Third Row-Juanita McCory, Emmabel Buttry, Bill Bates, Bob Crow, John Hurlburt, Jimmie Alspaugh, Carl Wright, Richard Taylor. Fourth Row!Dick Stamper, Bonita McCool, Bob Fenton, Carl Bailey, Bob Lukken, Bud Young, Don Emmick, Tyler Tennelly. PAGE 46 - .. . 1 . . ,-,. 1 ,, Www Q W .. ,, , v 9' H x M i I mn: izmil Q' wwifsifl V 2 1 is Y ' X N, F, YALE A .. 4 'Mhsp 2 K g ,KM W R rw Tf 3 5 may -ga . 459, . M mf ,JP XYZ' fr x iiftlw , 3, ii A Km Est 1 ,a as M, 9. 'P' X, 5 A jf Qi H Z Tiny? f42 sz Wx , ' - 2 an f A ,ZW S' ,Nw 4 ,lg wwg -, 'ali HOME ROOM 201 Front Row, left to right4Joyce Johnson, Betty King, Emrnogene Tygart, Agnes King, Frances Hendrickson, Ruth Par- nell, Bonnie Jean Lairmore. Second Row-Patricia Cline, Rosemary Brown, Betty Geren, Mildred Adkisson, Mary Ellen Werthe, Kennon Jean Pratt, Erleen Ruby. Third Row-Lina Jane Hallowell, Jean Conkwright, Betty Smith, Jo Helen Longhurst, Elenora Berg, Carol Koonce, Miss Marjorie Vann, teacher. HOME ROOM 122 Front Row, left to right-LeeRoy Caldwell, Bob Adamson, Bob Kurtz, Earl Stamper, R. D, Morgan, Sammy Schell. Second Row-Roy Aston, Harold Stewart, David Hamilton, Jack Callaghan, Jack Roberts. Third Row-E. E. Boyd, teacherg Lee Stewart, Bobby Dirck, Russell Weindel, Wade Harris, Bill Mounger. HOME ROOM 119 Front Row. left to right-Dorothy Quary, Wilma Lee Needham, Betty Lou Ray, Ruby Layne, Juanita Robinson, Maudine Null, Gracie Crawford. Second Row-C. A. Silver, Dorothy Duncan, Betty Jean Padgett, Jewellee Hudgens, Jane Love, Betty Hebeler, Bill Chronister. Third Row-Jeanne Pauly, Barbara Guiles, Pat Downing, Mary Alice Delo, Bob Kellog, Walter Pope, Ruby Ann Neal. Fourth Row-Bill R. Barnes, Helen Sell, Dorothy Maxwell, Donald Ryder, Eugene Adams, Frank Taylor, Ray Hartwig, Irene Breslin. 'iff 'fit .ff .1-Qi: pg? J,- PAGE 48 HOME ROOM 110 Rront Row. left to right-Edna Beth Chapman. Odeyne Kifer, Betty Fowler, Esther McPike, Glenna Fogle, Margaret Pitcher, Beverly Dickenson, Joyce Merritt, Jacquita Gay. Second Row-LaVerne Stephens, Frances Mayo, Norma Pitcock, Betty Kirschner, Mary Louise Gillespie, Jo Anne Powell, Gloria McCulloch, Nina Williams, Betty Durbin. Third Row- Billie Lindsay, Elizabeth Byrne, Noreen Cooper, Joan Stewart, Gloria Pittenger, Ellen Dunlap, Gale Ballard, Merle Logan, Orelle Smith, Geraldine Chism. HOME ROOM 110 Front Row, left to right-Dorothy Armstrong, Marjorie Livingston, Norma Porter, Joyce Thatcher, May Dean Menden- hall, Sarah Ryce, Mary Drake, Sara Lou Dirion. Reba Estes, Second Row-Betty Gatrell, Barbara Berry, June Fellers, Ruth Helen Dotson, Dorothy Thompson, Frances Ashby, Lucille Davis, Pat Youngblood, Geraldine Stanton. Third Row-June Shirnier, Helen Eimer, Lois McGrew, Shirley Lynch. Dorotha Carlock, Nelda Brown, Betty Byers, Jean Olson, Vivian Bass. HOME ROOM 412 Front Row. left to right-Zora Ann Lowder, Juanita Roberts. Mary Dodson, Virginia Brooks, Jesse Baker, Ginger Mahin. Clara Ann Pollard. Donald Whitney. Second Row-Jackie Roden, Jay Frank Jernigan, Dorothy Matthews, Paul Jacobs. Robert Lewis, Bob Estes. Don Miller, Charlotte Tanney. Third Row-Dana Kelly, George Fellers, Mary Jane Barnes. Paul Williams. Gene Donohew. Clifford Woodruff, F. C. Kimbro. Oliver Sullivan, Clifford Charter. Fourth Row- Mrs. Louie Rawlings. teacher: Ted Rauch. Bill Karr, Bill Richardson, Jimmie Shaw, Marvin Francis, Bill J. Barnes, Steve Wilcox. PAGE 49 HOME ROOM 302 Front Row. left to right-Gloria Anne Langston, Dorotha Thompson, Jeannette Runions, James Hull, Keith Hatheway, Olga Hazel York, Darrel Pirtle. Sccond Row-Virginia Roark, James Fanning, Ray Driver, Dean Baker, Bill Thomas, Marie Rust, Fern Callaway, Billie Griffith. Third Row-Robert Johnson, Raymond Wagoner, Bob Pinion, Jerry Littrell, Raymond Pankey, Edna Lee Russell, Thelma Denton, Loren Notley. Fourth Row-Sara Lou Pennington, Virginia Wheleler, Claude Perryman, Bill Baldwin, Jim McVoy, Stanley Wallace, Wesley Pitcock, Ben Patterson, Leo Howard, teac er. HOME ROOM 506 Front Row, left to righte-Imogene Coley, Claudine McCormack, Linvin Doty, Roy Johnson, Duane Dawson, Mary Odom, Margie Lee Burgess. Second Row-Billy Jernigan, Donald Bossard, Lloyd Kidwell, Bill Bailey, Jackie Sandel, Billie Mahrie Shaw, Faye Carney. Third Row-Miss Kathleen Begley, teacher, Virginia Vance, Jack Martain, Bud Lorah, Leroy Simms, Glenn Eagon, Bill Bean, Nellie Bray. Fourth Row-Neva Meeker, George Nicklau, Sam Pope, John Bridge, Bob Mauney, Harold Cundiff, Fred Harrison, Tom Sherry. HOME ROOM 300 Front Row, left to right-Bob Gilmore, Sidney Lee, Jack Lelley, Frank Nelson, Harold Culbertson, Wade Holt, Bob Morey, Horner Charlton. Second Row-Donald Miller, Robert Gow, Floyd Arnold, Vernon Radcliffe, Harold Marr, Dave Mathews. Adrian Smith. Third Row-George Andrews, Joe Mahanay. Bill Chronic, Stanley Dixon, Phil Nelson, Eugene Muse, Wayne Gray. Fourth Row-Otto J. Endres, teacher, Charles Heath. George Stewart, Jimmie Martin. Fred Cum- mings, Johnie Brotherton, Pat Carroll. n PAGE 50 A - w HOME ROOM 400 Front Row. left to right-Bettv Claypool, Barbara Ferguson, Betty Joe Bruner, Geniva Cross. Lavina Cook, Josephine Kozicki, Monnie McCormack. Martha Ogan, Wanda Smith. Helen Glass. Second Row-James Newell, Phil Radcliffe. Carl Duncan. Charles Claybaugh. Jerry Hatfield, Jimmy Barnes. Orville Eaton. Ray Unsell. Dale Heiliger, Yvoone Payne, Third Row-Mrs. Margaret Marshall. teacher: Hilbert Higgins. Don Copeland, Ralph Stuart. Joe Willing, Walter Gardner. Kenneth Brasel. Ralph Davis. Jerry Swanson. Patil Batter. Fourth Row-Jimmy Sunderland. Bob Berry. David Crouch. Gene Proper, Don Crews, Lionel Pitcher, A. C. Harrell, Curtis Sturgeon, Snirley Marrs. HOME ROOM 214 Front Row. left to ri,e,ht-Jackie Murray. Catherine Ann Schiller. Eva Marie McLester, Beth Lawyer, Emma Lou Sum- mer, Bettv Lue Harvev. Shirley Osgood, Martha Peterson. Georgia Schwenk Second Row-Bill Schmeling, Bill Jones. Robert Lanik. Evalyn Moore. Mary Ann Macon. John Adkifon, Constance Hurse. Jack Botz. Third Row-Neal Cameron, Bobby Crow. Ernest Cox. Dewey Chapman. Leon Moore. Ciarles Towry. Billy Wetzel. Dorothy Maresh. Bill Bassett. Fourth Row--Mrs, Pauline Perry. teacher: Richard Swartz. Jick Bennett. Bob Payne. Loyd Linde, Billy Huffman, Bill Ewing, Patil Muratet, Bill Southwick, Joe Wright. HOME ROOM 107 Front Row. left to right-Mervyn Smith, Dorothy Hewitt, Dorothy Lewis, Frank Poorman. Betty Inman. Bonnie John- ston. Patsy Caldwell, Mary Lee Kieser. Joy Mathews. Second Row-Miss Erminie Elms. teacher: George Sullivan, Elaine Faucett, Mary Margarette Fox, Maurine Jahns, Margaret Mershon, Ruth Olson. Jamie Lee Briggs, Betty Liemberner, Vir- ginia XVhite, Third Row-Harold Kidd. Doris Crutchfield, Betty Mooney, Leslie Wilshire, VVarren Shimeall, Leonard Boden- hainer. Patty Ludewick, Bob Aldrich. Rav McClure. Fourth Row-Roy Roark. John Duncan Kimmel, Judith Fowler. Dick Davis, Bob Letson, Trent Parkinson, Garfield Siverson, James Filkins, Joe Putnam, Earl Johnson. PAGE 51 HOME ROOM 217 Front Row, left to right-Jeanice Goe, Sara Miller, Elise Harrington, Martha Sykes, Peggy Wood, Alice Hunter, Jayne Tillotson, Patty Pence, Frances Lyons, Vernal Moran, Loraine Flynn. Second Row4George Phillips, Merle Franklin, Gregg Layman, Dorothy Hall, Dan Tiffany, Charles Holmes, Edwin Cook, Joe Moore. Vernon Van Zandt, Carroll Loving. Third Row-Pat Adams, Dorothy Tincup, Joan Sulzbach. Maxine Duff, Neva Jo Davis, Reba Harris, Loraine Huey, Jamie Keys, Richard Roe, Jimmie Green. Fourth Row-Mrs. Carolyn Shurtleff, teacherg Victor Wear, Dick Grove. D. W. Whit- low, Paul Dick, Donald Crowther, Kenneth Williamson, Allan Edwards, Ginger Sloan, Irma Ruth Orten. HOME ROOM 313 Front Row, left to rightiMarvorie Newell, Geneva Rogers. Eugenia Vincent, Pat Lonnecker, Patricia Tanner, Bettie Lee Wake, Eunice Anderson, Pauline Harris, Geraldine VanDuyne. Second Row-Raymond Peterson, Lois Sumner, Jeral Rainwater, Ernestine Nubemyer, Bernice Cross, Norma Dean Mercer, Jeanette Pratt, Joyce Tremayne, Peggy Gates. Jean Masek. Third R0wAaMiss Loretti Wiggins, teacher: Roehm West, Leo McCaslin, Frank Riesinger, Jerry Rainwater, Dwight Sandusky, Raymond Walker, Milo Slater, Jack Backus, Bob Bechtold. Fourth RowfKenneth Gammon, Bob Henson, James Waddel, Darrel Hendrickson, Tommy Best, Glen Wasson, Donald Flynn. Bob Hodge, Bill Daley, Charles Wellborn. HOME ROOM 317 Front Row, left to right-Pauline Kitrell, Marjorie Johnson, Norman Harry, Gilbert F'razen, Bob Saum, Lorrie Stirling. Bob Jewell, Robert Koons, Margie Vaughn, Carrie Holderman, Beverly Mince, Cliff Jewell. Sccond Row-Robert Todd, Fred Atkinson, Mary Kay Gump, Carol Larner, Norma Tuohy, Ruth Roller, Billie Jane Stevens, Patty Pettit, Joyce Stevens, Peggy Garrett, Billie Richards, Ila Fern Hoppe. Third Row-Alfred Riker, Hilary Mahin. Fred Gray, Norman Cass, Emma Lou Roach, Jean Kelly, Evarae Nordstrom, Don Forsman, John Kerr, Bob Cunningham, C. G. Howard, Helen Stoops, Fourth Row-Miss Ann Cottingham, teacherg Dick Langenheim, Betty Jane Ray, Edward E. Foster, Charles Schad, Robert Foster, Bruce Peterson, Ronnie Roszel, Troy Phillips, David Boesche. Bob Kennedy, Burl York. PAGE 52 1 Miscellaneous Group , 8 Front Row, left to right-Kennon Jean Pratt, Jo Kelch, Mickey Lake, Dan Tiffany. Second Row-Warren Kesselring, Edgar Christy, Bill Coates. William Bassett. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS WENDELL RICHMOND, President GENE LEWIS, Vire President TOM BOYD, Treasurer LOUISE WHITTEN, Secretary BETTY Jo BENNETT, Social Chairman DICK STAMPER, School Counril Representative Forum Committee H, Sorial Committee Play C01n1nittee Marguerite Matheson, Chairman Betty Jo Bennett, Chairman Vashti Iobe, Chairman Ted Tetirick Janice Sharum Dana Booth Louise Whitten Bob Hart Joyce Ackers Dick Stamper Jane Schillinger Zannie May Manning Mildred Kelly Don Freeman Bill Hewitt Junior-Senior Prom Committee Class Ring Committee Zannie May Manning,Chairma1z Bill Junk, Chairman Kenny Turpen Don Remmers Miriam Border Phyllis Chaffin Vashti Iobe Billie Mae Evatt J. C. Baker Paula Kager Dick Yeager Ralph Forrester Joan Holsinger Pat Grant Evelyn Davis Bob Linde Marcella Fees Bobby Crow Patsy Nash Courtland Haymaker ':'i' Tyler Tennelly Dick Langworthy Austin Dorcn Ruth Darkenwalcl SOPI-IOMORE CLASS OFFICERS JACK LELLEY, Prexiflent ALICE JUNE HUNTER, Vice President ELLEN DUNLAP, Secretary GLORIA PARKER, Treaxzzrer BILLIE JANE STEVENS, Sofia! Chairman BOB LETSON, School Couzzcil Rejiresentatite 'f 'fV'?a'f E2 Q Forum Committee Sofia! Committee Gloria Parker, Chairman Billie Jane Stevens, Chairman Barbara Berry Fred Atkinson EE, Ernest Moody Noreen Cooper '1' V Patty Pettit Jack Crudup Richard Swartz Maurine Jahns PAGE 53 Nl I N l 1 ACTIVITIES BQQKTWQ ? I S 4 5 ri E 2 I U I 5313 1 :1 ' '1:- 11331315 ii: H 531212: in ,Q 13 as 23512 -N 1,055 ,. grill 'ji : 'Eb . 41:5 11:3 Y 2511152 5 5 if 'li ii iii: fi if .47 1 1 fi ew? gEf:i?a,gff' Dia' ' ff Band The Will Rogers High School band was organized to promote and encourage good fellowship and sportsmanship between band members, to bring the band before all people in order that its Work shall have greater recognition, to instill a better appreciation of good music, and to bring all people into a closer relationship with the educational value of the band. The band was organized in the fall of 1939, under the direction of Hugo Goetz. During the summer of 1940 Mr. Goetz was called to serve with the National Guards and Richard Knox was named director in September, 1940. During the first year West Point uniforms were bought, with the assistance of the Band Parents' Club. With an increase in membership this year, ten additional uniforms were purchased. During this year the Will Rogers High School band has been outstanding both as a marching and concert band. A number of concert engagements were filled during the year and the highlight Was the second annual band concert given in February. The bandis most spectacular marching was shown at the night football games. Tommy Bates served as captain of the organization this year, Beverly Dicken- son was elected queen, Bob Davis, held the position of drum major, Gloria Davis, Olga Hazel York, majorettesg Jearld Hodges, first lieutenant, Harold Hicks, Bob Dunham, J. Reid Rummage, J. D. Holland, Preston Taylor, and Bob Cox, second lieutenants. BAND OFFICERS Left to right-J. Reid Rummage, Bob Dunham, Preston Taylor, Bob Cox, J. D. Holland, Harold Hicks, Jearld Hodges, Tommy Bates. CiltIl'il7Ff.Y Virginia Barnes Virginia Baugh Eugene Bishop Bob Burton Bob Dunham James Fanning Bill Ford Glen Greer John Hendricks Jack Ingram Joe Johnson John Kimmel Bob Lukken John Mahaffey lirank McCullough liarle Mcllntire Dick Pitcher liugene Six Dan Thomas Jack Xvestlake Alfa C1lIY'fIIf'f Gene Barber Htlsx Clrlrilwf D1 Charlie Groves 'umx Riley Barnard Max Bearden John Hurlburt Gene Lewis Gerald Johnson Dick Stamper Virginia Wheeler Band RICHARD KNOX Direcior Cornefs Clarence Bradford Homer Charlton Bill Chronic Maxine Foote J. D. Holland Earl Johnson Harlan Judkins Warren Kesselring Carl Koch Harry Morgan Trent Parkinson J. B. Reddin Bill Schmelling George Steward Paul Teel Frrvzfb H0l'11.Y Bob Gilmore Howard Marlow Frank Redwine Paul Staggs Lyman Miller BLIXXUOII Jeannette Harry Stanley Dickson Jack Lelley James Kraft Alfa Sczxojulaomf Bob Cox Adrian Smith Twzw' Saxojzfaom' Betty Rapier Floyd Rogers PAGE 57 .,., . 2:3 5 :1E3Ez I 1 5 ii llf sis : sit . :Q galil.: ig li ,':5:5:5 2:2 221222 Ei if if Q11 Oboe ami Fluff' 4 Bob Davis Sidney Lee N Jimmy Martain fi! Paul Nelson Bzzritofzr 3 Tommy Bates I Rodney Day Norman Harry 53 3 Jearld Hodges ig 5 Loyd Linde .N Carl Wright 551112 Trombonex fi Billy Aston Dan Carter if Bob Greaves Jim Hoffman - J. Reid Rummage Bill Swanson Preston Taylor . Dan Thompson .. is Clifford WOtJClDLli'j' f - 2 TiJ'H1I7fllI1HII Bob Croft Bass A Harold Hicks Bob Linde 1, Roger Greider ZS Don Setser Siting Bzzxx X Ed Chapman Hal Lane .'.' sm at sf- fi f iii? V 2' ,, ., ,e l aria ,g l 5 W it ,, 1 aff iv. . ,i' mfg ,:f. X, 1 X? Orchestra The Will Rogers High School Orchestra, under the direction of Richard Knox, has surpirsed all concerned by what it has accomplished in the second year. lt has surprised all concerned by what it has accomplished in the second year. It Every Monday lessons in music appreciation are given during the orchestra period. Records brought by the students and furnished by the school are played to further encourage the appreciation and recognition of good music. Officers of the organization are Harold Hicks, president and student director, Mildred Kelley, secretary-treasurer, and Bob Davis, librarian. lfiixvf Violins Harold Hicks Mildred Kelley Jack Lelley James Jewell Elizabeth liarmer Betty Lou Harvey Crllos VI Lindley Rhodes lilwoocl W'int'liestcr Dorothy Gunthcroth urinelx Bob Dunham llugene Six Betty Lou Gatrell Gene Barber linnm Harry Golf Billie Mae Clark RICHARD KNOX Dlrecfor Hlrir' Marjorie Cutting Sr mmf Violiux Dorothy Cameron Cleeta NVhite Bill lfwing Jean Curtis Heshman Haywood Iiornx Lyman Miller Bob Gilmore Howard Marlow Paul Staggs Frank Redvvine Tommy Bates I3i1.fx0011 Jeannette Harry James Kraft TlV07II170l1l'X J. Reid Rummage Coraline Youngblood Olfov Bob Davis Frank McCullough Imxy Violinx llal l,ane Bob Linde lid Chapman Gene Hunter D f Il mx Gerald Jolinfon John Hurlburt Si: xothlvmlr' Betty R apier A Cappella Choir OFFICERS Nlfllclt C1xx11'1s1'1 1., P1'1'.ii1f1111! BRULL1-1 Coximn, I.il11'111'i1111 lJo11o'1'HY XV1 ,wi 11, Pirxt Vim' P1'1'xi111v1l Joi' BKOCCHUS, rlmfaftlllll Lib1'11r'!1111 Nl.x11'1'H.x Lou McCoxx1co, 811111111 Vim Pws-i111'11f B1.'1 1'x' JUNE S'1'oxux1, Cozmril 1i1'j11'1'.w11!11fi111 1311.1 Ili CA1.1.111AN, Sw1'1'1'111'-3'-'I'1'1'f1s1zwr G1io11c.15 OSCAR Boxvigx, Dil'l't'f0l' The Will Rogers High School A Cappella Choir was organized at the opening of the school in 1939. The enrollment for 1940-41 school year is seventy-two members, including twenty-one sophomores, thirty-three juniors, and eighteen seniors, of which forty-six are girls and twenty-six are boys. The Choir is open to any student in school who can qualify in vocal ability, musicianship, scholarship, and good citizenship. Try-outs for membership are held early in May each year. The objectives of the Choir include training for proper use of the voice, the study and presentation of the best in choral literature, and service in the school and throughout the community. Christmas Vespers and the Music Festival are some of the outstanding programs on which they have appeared. Front Row, left to right-George Oscar Bowen, directorg Patricia McCain, Betty Inman, Grace Crawford, Beth Lawyer. Wilma Needham, Lillian Broad, Mary Ellen Werthe, Carol Koonce, Loyce McHenry, Dan Tiffany, James Melone, Lucile Hart, Frances Koonce, Genevieve Nunn, Beverly Dickenson, Maudine Null, Ruth Olson. Second Row-Virginia Miller, Bar- bara Guiles, Betty June Stonum, Kathleen Sleamaker, Maxine Hall, Elizabeth Holt, Leona Wright, Doris Harkey, Marx Campbell, Ray Hartwig, Bob Kellogg, Joe Brocchus, Jeanne Pauly, Evelyn Miller, Irene Hall, Bethel Lucas, Billie Jean Callihan. Leah Plumlee. Third Row-Ruby Neal, Doris Sue Haskel, Dixie Dickenson, Annelle Brown, Paul Smith, Norris Rollier, Stanley Marple, Bill Perry, Tyler Tennelly, Billy Taylor, Perry Sanders, Bill Hewitt. Dorothy Hewitt. Marianne Miller. Mary Alice Delo, Marv Anderson, Marilyn Edwards. Fourth Row-Norma Sue Francis, Ruth McDowell, Julia Church. Marjorie Ousterhout, Mary Ellen Englebrecht, Reynolds Gordon, Harold Stewart, Arthur Conway, Allen Edwards, Seth GTUWUS1 BFUC9 COHTHCL EUEQUC BiSh0lJ. Cecil RHSOP, DOD Emmick, Irene Breslin, Pat Downing, Dorothy Weaver, Martha 1VIeConnieo, Ruby Young. Boys' Glee Club The Boys, Glee Club was formed in November of this school year to meet the desires of the Will Rogers boys who wished to sing with a group. The club meets during the home room period, under the direction of Richard Knox, and the boys sing all types of music from sixteenth century polyconic to sea chanties and spirituals. The Glee Club has sung for civic clubs, state convention of principals, as well as for our own assemblies, for Webster' assembly and for other schools. Front Row, left to right-Robert Carr, Harold Stewart, Gene Barber, Loyd Linde, Dan Carter, Kendall Turpin, John Hurlburt, Jerry Swanson, Jimmy Green, Jack Botz, Jack Lelley, Harry Goff, Reynolds Gordon, Ted Lewis, Tommy Bates, Jack Spillman, Homer Charlton, Norman Harry. Second Row-Joe Ben Brocchus, Ray Amstutz, Gene Lewis, David Robin- son, Harold Hicks, John Mahaffey, Clifford Woodbury, Bill Swanson, Paul Teel, Bill Turner, Adrian Smith, PfC5t01'1 THYIOTY Jearld Hodges, Roger Greider, Perry Sanders, Carl Wright, Bill Chronic, James Goldsmith, Sidney Lee. Third Row-Bob Gilmore, Joe Keith, Heshmon Haywood, Mark Campbell, John Brotherton. Bob Linde, Don Hilsabeck, Charles Thames, Ronnie Roszel, Ernest Moody, Billy Taylor, George Stewart, Bob Kellough, Carl Koch, Don Emmick, Tyler Tennelly, Cecil Rasor, Warren Shimeall, Ray McClure, Dick Pitcher. Fourth Row-Jack Ingram, Joe Harris, Howard Marlow, Bill Perry, Bill Hewitt, Don Setser, LeRoy Steed, Dick Endres, Charles Groves, Warren Kesselring, Tommy Sinclair, Donald Jenkins, Paul Staggs, Gerald Johnson, Jim Hoffman, Eugene Bishop, Bob Greaves, Bruce Conrad, J. Reid Rummage. Mixed Chorus With the sole purpose of singing for pleasure their favorite songs, the Nlixed Chorus was started the first semester of this year. The Chorus, of seventy-five members, is made up of boys and girls from all three classes, under the direction of George Kubik. There are more juniors than sophomores or seniors in the organization. Gene Lewis serves as president, with Martha Lindley, secretary, and Ruth Darkenwald, social chairman. Many of their songs have been Mr. Kubik's own arrangements, including such hits as Deep River,', UI Hear a Rhapsodyf' and l'll Never Smile Againf, He also arranged for the Chorus Swing Low, Sweet Chariotf, Accompanists are Billie Mae Clark and Mary Lou Keiser. Front Row, left to right-Anne Higginbotham, Emma Jane Tygart, Joyce Thatcher, Eva Marie McLester, Odeyne Kifer, Ellen Rhodes, Ruth Darkenwald, Peggy Edwards, Lina Jane Hallowell, Dorothy Thompson, Virginia Barnes, Virginia Baugh. Second Row-Helen Hooger, Mary Lou Keiser, Joanne McDonald, Virginia Voight, Francis Ashby, Joy Tenney, Martha Lindley, Norma Pitcock, Bonnie Johnson, Sarah Ryce, Mary Frances Anderson, Bettie Barnard, Bonnie Jean Lair- m0re- Third ROW-Geraldine Chism. Marjorie Vaughn, Lorena cook, Betiye Grubbs, Jomma Stewart, Billie Mae Clark, Bill Jones, Jimmie Goldsmith, Sara Dirion, June Fellers, Connie Hurse, Dorothy Shinpo, Vivian Bass, Dorotha Carlock, Betty Byers. Fourth Row-Jack Ingram, Arden Carey, James Terrill, Gene Lewis, Charles Thames, Warren Shimeall, Ray McClure, Jack Botz. Kendall Turpin, Harold Stewart, Perry Sanders, Russell Weindel, Charles Heath, Eugene Muse, Jimmie McCormick, Richard Brown. F -'. EEE 2 ii it -:Z it is g are v . J J- a fir at z S 1 2 I 21335 iii! iii, z 4, 5 ,ge f - V P I 4,117 wg? af' M ,gr 214. 2 ty 5 57 la. J ,5 ,' s,,,sM14,7cg ff, 7' 7' Student Council The basic functions of the Will Rogers High Student Council are promoting good citizenship, more wholesome relationships between students and teachers, increasing student participation in school activities, making recommendations and taking action on matters concerning the betterment of the school. The Council meets every Monday under the direction of Frank Jackie, sponsor, and Miss Kathleen Begley and James L. Goff, faculty representatives. Officers are Allen West, president, Don Remmers, vice president, Jane Schil- linger, recording secretary, Ernest Moody, corresponding secretary, Gene Lewis, treasurer, Zannie May Manning, parliamentarian, and Bob Davis, sergeant-at- arms. Next year's president of the Will Rogers Council will serve as president of the Oklahoma Federation of Student Councils, which will meet in November at Bartlesville. The theme of this convention will be Democracy at Work in The Schools. On March 21 delegates of the officer schools for this meeting met at Will Rogers High School to make a tentative outline for the convention. An annual spring tea is given every year by the Council with the faculty and members of the student governing bodies of the three Tulsa high schools as guests. Seated, left to right-Ernest Moody, Gene Lewis, Jane Schillinger, Don Remmers, Allen West. Front Row, left to right -Barbara Carter, Paul Baker, Betty Lou Coody, Dan Tiffan, Billie Jane Stevens, Alice June Hunter, Mildred Kelley, Betty June Stonum, Margie Garrett, Anne Higginbotham, Juanita Robinson, Dixie Lee Cox, Second Row-Austin Doren, Dan Thomas, Betty Roy, Katherine Karnes, Gloria Parker, Joy Mathews, Helen Blackard, Jeannette Harry, Virginia Brooks, Betty Jo Bennett, Zannie May Manning, Glenn Eagon, Jerry Littrell. Third Row-Tommy Bates, Alma Berry, Billie Payne, Marguerite Matheson, Jean Masek, Nancy Kerr, Dick Stamper, Don Freeman, Dick Langworthy, Bob Letson, Wade Harris Edgar Dayton, Clarence Bradford. Fourth Row-Frank R. Jackle, sponsor, Harold Hicks, James Cole, John Rogers, Jr., Dean Landes, Walt Crow, Jack Billingsly, Jimmy Martin, Robert, Cowdrey, Mervin West, Lyman Miller, Bob Hill. Courtesy Service Club The Preamble to the constitution of the Will Rogers High School Courtesy Service Club states that the purpose of the organization is to promote better citizenship in our school, participate in the administration of school laws and regulations, promote better cooperation between students and teachers, and to promote commendable school activity. Qfficers serving the club the first semester were Delva Allison, president, Betty Wareham, vice president, Billie Rae Evatt, secretary-treasurer, Robert Cowdrey, Council representative. Officers serving the second semester are Dick Stamper, president, Lawrence Winters, vice presidentg Billie Payne, secretary- treasurerg Delmar Richardson, Council representative. James L. Goff, assistant principal, sponsors the club. This club was one of the first to be organized in Will Rogers High School. Its members are on duty in the halls at all periods during the day. Seated-Delva Allison, Betty Wareham. Front Row, left to right-Billie Rae Evatt, Charlene Payne, Ada Mae Crawford, Betty Brodie, Lillian Webster, Maybelle Petros, Margaret Hall, Jackie Murray, Bonnie Jean Weaver, Nadene Parkhurst, Helen Howell, Marjorie Farley. Second Row-Bill Reif, Audrey Wilks, Pauline Porter, Evelyn Moore, Margaret Mershon, Lawrence Winters, Dick Stamper, Frances, Bailey, Ilima MacKenzie, Margaret Heicksen, Betty Claypool, Carolyn Ray. Third Row-Eris Carey, Dorothy Barnes, Joyce DeLaney, Teresa Tinger, Bob Letson, Delmar Richardson, Carl Koch, Martha Gary, Betty Powell, Juanita Weathers, Ailene Martin, Edith Pool. Fourth Row-James L. Goff, sponsor, Gloria Haas, Mary Lou Carroll, Bonita McCool, Joan Rogers, Joe Johnson, Ralph Johnson, James Duke, Grant Heislar, Walt Crow, Joe Harris, Robert Cowdrey, Jim Nichols. PAGE 63 il. I. 52 :s I ZW: , f: ll 23315225 iii, E5 iii 3552155 a. li 53:1 15 2532 ill. esi -J if 2215 ?l2r:1E is emily fi: 2,5212 4: :if itil? E52 if 512, gif? . 'gn ,, if l nf :fig r l N 555 i 1? , 2' 2125 gi Ei Sale, Q:-1, c-151: e:5:5 :Earl agua 2 's iii? : -' if 55555555 :3'3:3:gE il i s 15 5 23? li it gg, ,ft r ,,-0 W3 4. 'Q' 3, ,422 5111 iw.. ,fit gm rv' ,Lg J.,-c? ,X ' Q? 2 f , ,afiiyiirtay I Advertising Board The Advertising Board, under the direction of Miss Evelyn Osborn, has completed another successful year in managing ticket sales and advertising all dramatic and musical productions presented by school organizations. Most important of these was the annual Round-Up with three nights showing to a capacity house. An executive board, in this organization, composed of eight students, decide on advertising principles and the manner in which these shall be carried out. The other members of the Advertising Board are students elected in their respec- tive home rooms to take care of ticket sales in that room. Members of the executive board from the speech arts department are Harlan Judkins, Jeanne Tro, and Don Remmersg from the art department, Dorothy Brown, Harriet Monroe, and Mary Lu Morgan, from the journalism department, Dorothy Hayes and Bettye Jo Grubbs. Officers of the Advertising Board, elected to serve throughout the school year, are Dan Thomas, president, Don Remmers, secretary, and Marshall Arky, treasurer. Seated, left to right-Miss Evelyn Osborn, sponsor: Dan Thomas, Marshall Arky, Don Remmers. Front Row, left to right-Dorothy Maxwell, Maxine Colvin, Pauline Kitrell, Betty Jane Nantz, Marcia Sherrill, Bonnie Jean Weaver, Jackie McDonald, Margie Burgess, Dorothy Hayes. Second Row-Bettye Jo Grubbs, Margaret Heickson, Dorothy Clark, Mary Lu Morgan, Marjorie Farley, Natalee Brown, Ellen Sing, Josephine Dick, Leo McCaslin, Billie Mae Clark, Billie June Goe. Third Row-Jeannette Harry, Thelma Miller, Jane Johnson, Dorothy Brown, Olga Hazel York, Betty June Roy, Jeanne Tro, Charlotte Tannery, Noreen Cooper, Jack Botz. Fourth Row-Joan Rogers, Harriet Monroe, Emma Lou Hannis, Harold Stewart, Jamie Keys, Kendall Turpin, Walter Pope, Don McEvoy, Dick Stamper, Jack Billingsley. PAGE 64 Girls' Representatives A questionnaire circulated among all the girls of Will Rogers High School, under the direction of Mrs. Pauline C. Keaton, dean of girls, in the fall of 1940, resulted in the preliminary organization of the Girls, Representatives group, with Joan Martindale as temporary chairman. Various groups of girls conferred to determine the need of a permanent organization before it was formed. Officers elected were Sue Ann Darkenwald, president, Lucille Chancellor, vice president, Helen Duncan, secretary, Miriam Border, treasurer, and Betty Jo Bennett, Student Council representative. Under these officers a meeting of all girls enrolled in school was held each month when a speaker, outstanding in some phase of activity concerning Women, was presented. The purpose of these talks has been to reveal the opportunities for girls in the social and vocational life of the community. Front Row, left to right-Martha Tiffany, Emma Lou Barrow, Carol Koonce, Joan Prater, Betty June Stonum, Joan Martindale, Sue Ann Darkenwald. Second Row-Pauline Russell, Dorothy Lewis, Peggy Wood, Patty Pettit, Eunice Ander- son, Pauline Kitrell, Lucille Chancellor, Bertha Holcomb. Third Row-Margaret Heickson, Bette Kibler, Billie Griffith, Lois Sumner, Betty DeWeese, Bettie Barnard, Helen Heuston, Betty Jo Bennett, Leah Plumlee. Fourth Row-Mrs. Pauline C. Keaton, sponsorg Faye Carney, Georgia Schwenk, Maxine Sloan, Jean Olson, Pat Bollman, Irene Breslin, Mary Mar- garet Fletcher, Mary Lou Coen. PAGE 65 E -1.- ilfifliill 23155234 E 3 I l he S 3? 213 i211 U3 . 1 iii 3 1 i 3,2 S . 2, 5111136 3132 I liiii 3335 3,3 33 2333: 1 iilli Q 5335 233 . ,,, 2333: 3 3-H: :iw ... 233313333 55255 5 53-3531! 33:2 A 5.3. 3,333 5 F33 .. .k N U 'Zn f .-, f41,,,, g 4 if 1? it. -X ,Q is Q E? . 3 irsig its . :es gi iff: F113 E 5:s:s:2? iliilili :gigs sail' :gg si 3 215, gi? E522 '92-. . , .w 1 'il wi , , ff 1. . ff A' rf.. , U - 1 X Q- K? 2? I, 5,31 I., Hi 'Y The Will Rogers Hi-Y was organized in the fall of 1940, with H. A. Dutcher as sponsor, and some thirty boys as charter members. First semester officers were Ralph Johnson, president, Fred Utter, vice president, Paul Insch, secretary, and Ted Dayton, treasurer. Second semester officers are Ralph Johnson, president, Joe Harris, vice president, Rhoem West, secretary, and Wallace Frick, treasurer. In common with all other Hi-Y chapters, the Will Rogers organization has as its purpose: 'LTO create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian characterf' The Hi-Y slogan is: Clean speech, clean sports, clean scholarship, clean life. Weekly meetings are held at the Y. M. C. A. and membership is open to any boy in Will Rogers High School who is interested in the opportunities for religious, social, and recreational activities offered in the Hi-Y. Front Row, left to right-Phil Schoggen, Junior Setzepfandt, Reeves Williams, Rhoem West, Allen West, Dan Thomas, Austin Doren, Joe Keith, Kenneth Ragan, J. C. Baker, Glenn Eagon, Johnny Douglas. Second Row-John Rylander, George Colton, Jack Gamble, Gerald Lockwood, Jack Spillman, Bill Turner, Paul Pratt, Wayne Gray, 'Charles Pfeiffer, Ralph Ingalls, Edwin Ezzell. Lawrence Winters, Bob Kellogg. Third Row-Ray Amstutz, Delmar Richardson, Marx Campbell, Randall Walker, Milton Coe, Bill Hewitt. Edgar Dayton, Grant Lankford, Bill Cunningham, 'Ralph Johnson, David Carruth, Howard Sivadon, Don Hilsabeck. Fourth R0wiH. A. Dutcher, sponsor, Neal Galbreath, Bill Russell, Fred Utter, Leonard Clore, Ch31'1eS Groves, Fred Shillfl, Joe Harris, Jack Ryder, Wallace Frick, Jim McCormick, Paul Insch, James Wagner. PAGE 66 as aa U n o GAMMA KEYSTONERS Front Row. left to right-Vashti Iobe, Margaret Owen, Alice Jean Stehr, Dorothy McCullough, Margie Cubbison, Naomi Young, June Lindquist. Paula Kager, Mary Goble. Second Row-Betty Mitchell, Rachel Long 4DeltaJ, Julia Sleppy, Nancy Cunningham, Betty June Roy, Joyce Ackers, Bette Burke, Joyce DeLaney, Alice Statton, Patsy Nash, Evelyn Davis. Third Row-Edith Poole, Cora Price, Zannie May Manning, Barbee Ann Watts, Dorothy Gaddis, Joan Martindale, Lois Blakey, Betty Jo Bennett, Mary Louise Wilson, Helen Heuston, Caroline Ray. Fourth Row-Betty Ann Runnels, Evelyn VanScoy, Betty Lou Still, Emma Lou Hannis, Jane Schillinger, Joan Holsinger, Joan McDonald, Pat Bollman, Mary Lou Carroll, Dorothy Ford, Mary Lou Coen. Keystoners Gamma Chapter of Kcystoners includes both Rogers and Central members. Doris Moody is the sponsor of this chapter, which meets on Monday evening at the Y. M. C. A. This yearys officers are Barbara Hall, president, Alma Berry, vice presidentg Gloria Busby, secretaryg Julia Sleppy, treasurerg Emma Grace McHugh, program chairman. Kappa chapter, with a membership of fifty, is the youngest of the five Keystoner chapters, formed in the fall of 1939. Miss Lola B. Trusty is sponsor of the group, which meets on Thursday evenings at the Y. M. C. A. Officers are Grace Guier, president, Josephine Dick, vice president, Doris Sue Haskell, recording secretary, Lucille Chan- cellor, corresponding secretaryg Jeanne Harry, treasurerg Ann Burtt, program chairman. The purpose of the Keystoners is uto create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian characterf' KAPPA KEYSTONERS Front Row, left to right-Marjorie Howerton, Martha Tiffany fBeta7, Betty Nantz, Mary Belle Wilson, Betty Jean Bliss, Betty Rapier, Mary Ross, Betty Lou Coody, Bettie Cobble. Second Row-Margaret Heieksen, Dorothy Jeane Hayes, Doris Sue Haskell, Janet Parkins, Jeanne Harry, Pat Wilson, Lucille Chancellor, lVlary Nell Lee, Billie Mae Clark, Esther Erhardt. Elizabeth Farmer. Third Row-Frances Koonce, Pauline Russell, Marjory Cutting, Josephine Dick, Grace Guier, Billie Callihan, Nancy Kerr, Billie June Goe, Ruth Sumner, Charlotte Cruce, Betty Barnes. Fourth RowgMarcel1a Fees, Donna Maben, Lois Booth, Virginia Thompson, Jeannette Harry. Jean Reed, Juanita McCory, Ann Burt, Dorothy Brown, Jane Johnson, Martha Lou MeConnico, Marjorie Stitt. PAGE 67 35: si Z2 1 E: 2 2 Sis 2 ,-Q EIE5 5.3 2555 5 iii arg ii 5 ' 253 2? a h E -.2.f 5 :iii :2:- 21.2, 31315 5233 at is 12:5 :lL?:1:2 232555 252222-f 532325525 2,2 2 225 3333535 22212523 , i l ill 5, .2 . ,. ii ESE' i .ag SEI 5' iii 553' xi? if gszsjgffg ?ffZ?2 f .f rl if' F 'tiasilgg' XJ 5g4s,4,9y.,.'s, Cheer Leaders-Billie Jane Stevens, Marcella Fees, Audrey Wilks, Mildred Kelley. Front Row, left to right-Jeanne Harry, Donna Maben, Charlotte Cruce, Carrie Holderman, Dorothy Reid, Lois Sumner, Jane Turbett, Esther Erhardt, Charlene Payne, Bette Kibler, Second Row-Mary Alma Cassidy, Mary Cox, Joan Roberts, Joyce Tremayne, Esther Jones, Gloria Parker, Joy Mathews, Peggy Garrett, Jane Love, Joanne Powell, Betty Hebeler, Dorothy Ann Lewis. Third Row- Betty Lou Horne, Edith Poole, Gloria Pittenger, Vashti Iobe, Cora Price, Joan Holsinger, Jeannette Harry, Zannie May Manning, Evelyn Davis, Pat Ludewick, Virginia Thompson, Lois Booth. Fourth Row-Wanda Nearing, Dorothy Marsh, Mary Margaret Fletcher, Ellen Jane Gabriel, Emma Lou Hannis, Peggy Gates, Gale Ballard, Juanita McCory, Betty Jo Bennett, Gloria Mitchell, Doris Roberts, Nancy Kerr. Dudes Carrying out the western idea, the girls pep club at Will Rogers High School is called the Dudes. The one hundred mem- bers are required to attend all Rogers football and basketball games and club meetings, which are held on Thursday mornings. The cheer leaders lead the club and school in yells at games and pep assemblies. Each Dude must furnish her own uniform in the school colors, blue skirt and gold jacket. Officers for this year are Jeannette Harry, president, Cora Price, vice presidentg Donna Maben, secretary-treasurerg Jeanne Harry, Student Council representativeg Miss Bertie Hammond, sponsor. PAGE 68 l 1 1 DUDES Cheer Leaders-Billie Jane Stevens, Marcella Fees, Audrey Wilks, Mildred Kelley. Front Row, left to right-Pauline Harris, Marjorie Newell, Janice Goe, Mary Ross, Esther McPike, Dorothy Thompson. Barbara Berry, Gloria Langston, Betty Gatrell, Jackie Murray, Bertha Holcomb, Norma Tuohy. Second Row-Bonnie Lairmore, Linda Hollaway, Ruth Dot- son, Eva Marie McLester, Dorothy Thompson, Francis Ashby, Jean Reed, Margie Garrett, Billie Rae Evatt, Jean Vincent, Patty Pettit, Mary Louise Gillespie. Third Row-Betty Russell, Ginger Mahin, Betty Runnels, Geraldine Chism, Reba Harris, Frances Mayo, LaVerne Stephens, Odeyne Kifer, Jacquita Gay, Edna Beth Chapman, Gloria McCullouch, Emma Lou Barrow. Fourth Row-Jane Schillinger, Jean Olson, Jean Masek, Noreen Cooper, Billie Marie Shaw, Joyce Stevens, Ellen Dunlap, Norma Pitcock, Joyce Johnson, Barbara Ferguson, Betty Liemberner, Bettie Barnard, Mary Louise Wilson, Dorothy Tincup. Majorettes Majorettes or drum majors are a newly organized part of the Dudes and must meet the same requirements as members of the girls' pep club. They are the leading section of the pep club in parades and reviews and they wear blue and gold uniforms. Left to right-Jacqueline Sandal, Carolyn Holderman, Ila Fern Hoppe, Irene Breslin, Bonnie Jean Lairmore, Helen Glass, Pauline Kitrell. PAGE 69 e r gg E135 2 L- E ?2 Egsiggf ' is F .. iz -i Front Row, left to right-Ray Peterson, Norman Harry, Bob Saum, Lorrie Stirling, Bob Morey, Carl Duncan, Junior Setzepfandt, John Hurlburt. George Sullivan, Joe Keith, James Goldsmith, Bill Coulter, Dale Heileger. Second Row- George Colton, Marion White, Jack Bennett, James Sheets, Jerry Hatfield, Ralph Stuart, Roy Aston, Fred Gray, Robert Todd, Allen West, Ralph Johnson, Bill Bates, Don McCormick, Fred Oglesby. Third Row-Dewey Chapman, Austin Doren, Dick Palmer, John Shoefstall, Charles Pfeiffer, Don Crews, James Waddel, Edgar Dayton, Bruce Peterson, Wade Harris, Harry Hutchinson, Tommy Sharp, Robert Gow, D011 Betts, Milton Coe, H. R. Dutcher, sponsor. Fourth Row-Lee S. Living- ston, sponsorg Charles Cline, Bud Mair, Randall Walker, Bill Southwick, Ronnie Roszel, Paul Muratet, Hal Luckhardt, Roy Fritze, Fred Shinn, Joe Harris, Joe McMullin, Wallace Frick, John Tate, Johnnie Litchenburg ,Ray Amstutz, Jim Nichols. Ranglers The Ranglers, boys' pep club and service organization, co- operate with the Dudes in promoting friendly rivalry between Will Rogers High School and other schools. They also usher at school plays and lead the cheering at athletic events. ii To become a member of the Ranglers a boy must be passing in all his studies, possess an activity budget ticket, show Willing- ness to serve, and purchase a regulation jacket of blue and gold. l' Sponsors of the organization are H. A. Dutcher, for athletic 2- events, and Lee S. Livingston for ushers. Officers for the first semester were Bill Coulter, president, Ray Amstutz, vice presi- dent, Jim Nichols, secretary, Fred Oglesby, treasurer. Second ' semester officers: Harry Hutchinson, president, Fred Oglesby, vice presidentg Joe McMullin, secretary, Ronnie Roszel, treasurer. M4 Ely: i 4 ,, mi if iff N J4' .gf 52 s JM l , gs PAGE 70 Front Row, leftrto right4Dana Booth, Ed Meacham, Howard Plowman, Bud Weeks, Bob Schuetz, Harold Ward, Bob Kirschner, Reeves Williams, Jack Gamble, Milton Coe. Second Row-Alex Weathers, Jim Dudley, Roy Hollingsworth, Ellis Garlington, Hall Mitchell, Jack Beam, Richard Herron, D. F. Burkett, Don Wyman, Tom Finley, Floyd Hoggatt. Third Row -Don Roberts, Randall Walker, Bill Hallowell, Sherman Willsey, Fred Stewart, Buddy Taylor, Harold Morton, Guy Satter- lee, Jack Werner, Jim Hill, Fred Utter, Ralph Johnson. Fourth Row-Lieb Richmond, sponsor, Jim Kaufmann, George Logan, Wendell Wilson, Jack Mathews, Tom Boyd, Herbert Smith, Richard Bland, Ralph Smith, LeeRoy Callaway, Robert Hill, Frank Pitezel, Lettertnen's Association The Lettermen's Association was organized during the first semester under the sponsorship of Lieb Richmond, boys' athletic director. Officers of the Association are Don Wyman, president, Alex Weathers, vice president, Jack Beam, secretary, and Ralph Smith, treasurer. The aim of this organization is to promote good sportsman- ship, cooperation, and friendly fellowship among members. The Association meets on alternating Tuesdays, during home room period. Appearing on the program are outside speakers discussing topics of departmental interest and students who pro- vide entertainment. There are now forty-four members who have earned letters in football, basketball, swimming, track, golf, cross-country, wrestling, tennis, and softball. PAGE 71 get f 2 fi 3. is 1: ii ' F, F31 : - if ti Q, gi , -2 5 : X Q: 5 ss., f gg S ZS si ii 2 li i E . we .4 Q A is ' X , , A 2 53 3 ,gf l f fi, ft 5 aisg Sis ii iss :ga ?2 3 it l 3, Q: it 1 F .15 :E 5 z a E555 iii? at E525 e-L: Ilia' 522 ss' -2 ,zc Q ,912 As? jf .QM M, , 2 EEE l 5 Seated, left to right-Earl Snyder, Robert Steed, Helen Hooper, Bettye Jo Grubbs, Graves Wofford, Wanda Nearing. D. F. Burkett, Joan Martindale, Dick Langworthy. Standing, left, to right-Dorothy Hayes, Betty Lou Horne, Paula Kager, Elmer Suttle, Clark McKee, Jack Cartlidge, Harold McGehee, Zannie May Manning, Buddy Taylor, Barbee Ann Watts, Bob Petty, Bill Swanson. School Life Reporting on Tulsa School Life is done by a staff from each of the three senior high schools in Tulsa, Will Rogers, Webster, and Central, Reporters from each staff send in contributions and news is published Weekly in a single issue of the paper. All news is edited and headlines are Written in the Central office. The School Life staff at Will Rogers is made up of students, both juniors and seniors, in the second hour journalism class. Six of the seniors were members of the staff last year. Barbee Ann Watts is editor for XVill Rogers staff, Earl Snyder is sports editor, and Miss Caroline Copeland is sponsor. PAGE 72 Around the table, left to right-Phil Schoggen, Miss Caroline Copeland, C. C. Pruitt, Randall Walker, Dorothy Brown, Rachel Long, Mrs. Sarah Roberts, Mrs. Myrtle Spillman, Katherine Karnes, Jim Wible. Standing-Graves Wofford, M. E. Hurst Charles Pfeiffer. Publications Board The Publications Board began Work last year when a decision to publish the 1940 Lariat was finally reached. This group handles all business matters per- taining to The Lariat, including the making of contracts for photography, printing, and engraving, and also selecting the covers. They also handle the sales and distribution of the yearbook. This year's Board has five faculty members and eight Senior members. Seniors were selected upon faculty recommendations and approval. Student members serving are the Senior class vice president, one student from the commercial department, one from art, three from the yearbook class, one for photography, and one to assist the business manager. Faculty members are Miss Caroline Cope- land, chairmang M. E. Hurst, vice chairman in charge of photography, Mrs. Myrtle Spillman, art, Mrs. Sarah Roberts, commercial department, and C. C. Pruitt, business manager. Phil Schoggen, Senior, serves as secretary of the Board. In March six juniors were selected to sit with the regular Publications Board, to serve as a tentative group who will begin plans for the 1942 Lariat. PAGE 73 fill :Y:'1l:2 55 E Q15 . .-.2 lp? 5:29 .aa +11 mg:-r 'N ' T123 E02 33321515 Eg :wa ., ' ii? if? 'LATE iii. EI,- 1 if? ,iii xii? at .yi Vi f FQKZL l gigs l 9, ? .W .X Inset Dorothy Brown, editor, Katherine Karnes, assistant editor. Around the table, left to right--Natalee Brown Edgar Dayton Rachel Long, Wayne Shelton, Barbee Ann Watts, Bettye Jo Grubbs, Joan Prater, Mary Louise Wllson Standing Dorothy Hayes Randall Walker, Joan Martindale, Buddy Taylor, Miss Caroline Copeland, sponsorg Bob Henderson Pho tographers Charles Pfeiffer, Jack Sherred, John Rogers, Jr. Yearbook Committee Early in the fall the Publications Board purchased a Lariat camera and three photographers, Charles Pfeiffer, John Rogers, and Jack Sherred, under the supervision of M. E. Hurst, have taken the informal pictures and snapshots for this year's Lariat. Dorothy Brown, editor, and Katherine Karnes, assistant edi- tor, were nominated by the Publications Board and chosen by the Yearbook Committee and Publications Board by a majority vote. The yearbook class met the third period each day in the Publications office, with Miss Caroline Copeland as sponsor. Last year the class was not organized until the second semester because of last-minute plans to publish The Lariat. The 1940-41 class has been meeting regularly during the entire school year. Members of the Yearbook Committee met with the Publica- tions Board to elect the editors and select the covers for the 1941 Lariat. Work began early in the fall, with the making of appoint- ments for senior and faculty pictures, and has included selecting and pasting pictures for the snapshot pages, pasting the individual pictures and panels, as Well as writing and correcting copy. PAGE 74 Seated left to right-Harold McGehee, Zannie May Manning, Ruth McClurg, Joe McMul1in, Jill Zink, Miss Erminie Elms sponsor Standing, left to right-Eugenia Vincent, John Rogers, Graves Wofford, Ruth Morton, Kenneth Wright, Dick Johnston Elise Harrington. PanfAmerican Club The Pan-American Club of Will Rogers was formed at the beginning of this school year for the purpose of better acquainting its members with the history, customs and habits of our neighbors to the south. The constitution Was drawn up by Graves Wofford, Joe McMullin, Harold McGehee, and Kenneth Wright, with the assistance of Frank R. Jackle, Mrs. Louie Rawlings, and Miss Erminie Elms, the present sponsor. The club has 21 quantity of reference material about Latin America in one of the library conference rooms. They meet every Thursday morning. Officers are Joe McMullin, presidentg Joyce Tremayne, vice presidentg Ruth McClurg, secretaryg Harold McGehee, treasurerg John Rogers, Council representativeg Oliver Arnold, correspond- ing secretary. PAGE 75 -51, T if 5 iii fa 15332 S tl L1 :iz- :iziiz fill! F ie 511: ag: at 32, K W3 A? 2 1 :QC 5 : 3113 55:53 3 it ig., llillif asf z P 3 I it :A,A1,1 grief, il 2 MQW? f 4 ff Front Row, left to right-Irene Moran, Kathryn Eimer, Clyde Middleton, Marjorie Ousterhout. Second Row-Pauline Harris, Wanda Wallace, Betty Welch, Margaret Wilshire, Bessie Jo Williamson, George Stewart, Evelyn Day, Helen Heus- ton, George Burley. Third Row-Jerry Garton, Don Freeman, J. Mac Donovan, Kenneth Williamson, Leah Plumlee, Bob Kirschner, Jim Nichols, John Kerr. Fourth Row-Bob Studer, Don Flynn, Dick Yeager, Pat Adams, Hilary Mahin. Fifth Row-Reggie Shaw, Bob Bancroft, Billie Mae Clark, Martha Vernon, Patsy Nash, Robert Horton, Cecil Terrill, Jill Zink. Standing-Dean Landes, James Hull, John Jillson, Warren Kesselring, Bill Renish, Bob Letson, Milton Coe, Mrs. Louie Rawlings, sponsor, Bob Hill. Latin Club The Will Rogers Latin Club was formed early this year with student members from Mrs. Louie M. Rawlings' fifth and sixth hour Latin classes. With approximately sixty members, they meet once a month during class period. This club is to enable students to understand Latin better by using it. Cffieers are John Jillson, president, Bob Kirschner, vice presidentg Bessie Jo Wfilliamson, secretary-treasurerg Bob Hill, Student Council representativeg Joe Harris, sergeant-at-arms. if w PAGE 76 fl' Seated-Harlan Judkins, Jeanne Tro. Standing, left to right-Zannie May Manning, Jean Ann Wade, Don Remrners, Dan Thomas, Natalee Brown, Gerald Lockwood. R. B. C. The Rogers Broadcasting Committee, now in its first year of service, is a group of speech arts students, under the direction of Miss Catherine Crissey, who Write and broadcast their own scripts. They make announcements over the school public address system during the home room period and at the close of school in the afternoons. Harlan -Iudkins serves as chairman of this committee. Roundf p Board The purpose of the Round-Up Board was to write and direct all scenes for the annual school revue, the Round- Up. Fifteen members served as an executive council: Dan Thomas, president, Gerald Lockwood, vice presidentg Nancy Kerr, secretaryg Marshall Arky, Alma Berry, Bill Cunningham, Gerald johnson, Gene Lewis, Martha Lou Mc- Connico, Znnnie May Manning, Marguerite Matheson, Don Remmers, Wfendell Richmond, Dan Tiffany, Bessie Jo Wfilliamson. This group was organized in November and held meetings each Saturday in addition to regular Wfedncsday meetings with other members of the Board. Front Row, left to right-Alma Berry, Martha Lou MeC0nnieo, Johanna Warren, Marguerite Matheson, Nancy Kerr, Zannie May Manning, Dan Thomas. Second Row-Gerald Johnson, Dan Tiffany, Bill Cunningham, Bessie Jo Williamson, Wendell Richmond, Don Remmers, Gene Lewis, Dick Stamper, Austin Doren. ff as wifi A fr 2 ii s wit '52 PAGE 77 ' Wg lm l iii? ff: 533- f5'Q!Q3a sag I :iz-! V l .i Zzdfs Vg? 1 ,ik J' Front Row-left to right-Fenton Lawyer, Dwight Sandusky, Winston Haggard, Harry Morgan, Perry Sanders Howard Van Zant, Floyd Arnold. Second Row-Buddy Martain, Fred Mendenhall, building superintendentg William Barnes Ray mond Miller, Dick Endres, Bob Davis. Student Custodians Guided by Fred Mendenhall, building superintendent, nine- teen boys serve as student custodians. Most of these boys began serving in September and were inexperienced. It is their work to keep the building clean and they can be seen after school hours with dust cloths, mops, and brooms. When the building opens each morning, few students realize how many long hours the custodians have been on the job. Perry Sanders is serving as president of the groupg Harry Morgan, vice presidentg Bob Letson, secretary and Student Council representative. PAGE 78 First Row, left to right-Dan Tiffany, Dick Langenheim, Warren Kesselring, Dick Davis, Bob Jewell, Gregg Layman, Jack Welch, director. Second row-Claire Davenport, Raymond Zongker, Bill Rook, David Carruth, Don Forsman, Guy Waller. Third Row-James Horne, Bill Cunningham, Paul Yowell, John Tate, David Boesche, Earl Johnson, Trent Parkinson. Stagecraft Fifteen members of the Stagecraft Club are in charge of the general management of the auditorium stage and in building scenery for school productions. Divided into three departments Qelectricity, scenery, and propertiesj , they plan all sets, scenery, and lights, and also manage the sound system and moving pic- tures which are shown in the auditorium. This Work is an extra-curricular activity and each boy is required to work one hundred and twenty hours for a credit. Bill Cunningham was first semester president, followed by John Tate, second semester. Secretary-treasurer the first semester was John Tate and he Was succeeded by Gregg Lyman the second semester. Jack Welch is in charge of stagecraft Work. PAGE 79 Mfg : 1 1 filii EE: 5: 35: C l all lil Fl? W ,,,, W ll z 13, L ly I , lil figi - Eli! ug! if lllll '-QEQELQZ 255 :E iii , fi ,, ft! :,'?'7x 1, Q! x Wy, fa, fp ni f,l .Mk 'a luv o r 4- ,fe T252 -i 'iii a 2 5 - 5252 as l 5 5 12151. E 1 x 1 f 4 5 ll , 1 E .iff lil lie 55 ' ill Sill iii N2 ii :gg ' ffl ,. ill? J fi j. iff? ,r iff .gf f Front Row, left to right-Jack Culley, James Cass, Paul Steinberger Robert Horton, David Hamilton. Second Row Wayne Grey, Leon Bassett, Robert Oberfell, Harry Schad, Bob Morgan, Tyler Tennelly. Third Row-S. L. Gunderson, spoir sorg Bob Siverson, Frank Taylor, Kenneth Hays, Troy Phillips, Pat Carroll, Robert Bowles, Bob Hill, Dean Landes. Rifle Club The Will Rogers Rifle Club was organized in the fall of 1939 to foster the idea of skill and safety in the handling of firearms. The range is located beneath the offices Within the building. Shooting is practiced by the members each Wednesday night from 7:00 until 9:00 o,CloCk. The Rogers club is affiliated with the National Rifle Asso- ciation, through Whose facilities medals are issued to individual shooters. Officers are Bob Hill, presidentg Robert Bowles, vice presi- dentg Tyler Tennelly, secretaryg Robert Oberfell, treasurerg Robert Horton, range officerg and S. L. Gunderson, sponsor. PAGE 80 Front Row left to rightHAudrey Bryan, Clair Billington, Bill Schrneling, LeeRoy Caldwell, Dewey Chapman Victor Wear John Kerr Second Row-Bettie Cobble, Bettye Jo Grubbs, Sara Lou Pennington, Paul Steinberger James Kraft Frank McCullough Bill Ewing, Edward Dick. Archery Club The Will Rogers Archery Club was organized in September. 1940, with eighteen boys enrolled. Since then the club has added a number of new members, among them three girls. The first officers of the organization were Paul Steinberger, president, Bill Ewing, vice president, and James Kraft, secretary-treasurer. Frank McCullough was elected range officer. The second semes- ter officers are Bill Ewing, president, Phil Nelson, vice president, James Kraft, secretary-treasurer, and Paul Steinberger, range officer. Otto J. Endres is sponsor. The club erected two baled hay backstops on the grounds east of the school building. One of these was burned to the ground and the other dismantled and rebuilt in an indoor range which is located under the main auditorium. The indoor range is well lighted, is 75 yards long and large enough to accommodate three regulation size four-foot targets. Will Rogers Archery Club entered a six man Interscholastic Archery Meet conducted by the National Archery Association, of which the Rogers group are junior members, and emerged national interscholastic champions. Membership in the club is open to any Wfill Rogers High School boy or girl. PAGE 81 ,E EE is EQEZEQE 222212 is ,152 Eli: 25: 525255 it ill l :g S i S 315 31323232 l ll E55 15 ' E325 it ill' 552?25i5i ill 55551525 eff 52135553 C-1' 15515153 f ,H ff' ri , 5' 7 1 w 'll , tg' ,J ff .wrsgkfg f' Front Row, left to right-Miss Hesper Kirkpatrick, librariang Bernice Cross, Peggy Joyce, Vernal Moran. Ruth Dotson, Mildred Smith, Glenna Fogle. Kathryn Eimer. Margaret Wilshire. Second Row-Roy McClain, Orelle Smith, Betty Jane Ray, Ellen Sing, Reba Cowdrey, Betty Geren, Nancy Kerr, Donnell Barnard, Albert Harris, Grant Lankford. Library Club Membership in the Library Club is not compulsory but is limited to library assistants. The club was formed last year for the purpose of better ncquainting library assistants with the library itself, and also to enable the students to have an oppor-- tunity to know each other. They meet on Thursday afternoons, after school closes, every two Weeks. Officers are Wandti Whitely, presidentg Ellen Sing, vice presidentg and Kathryn Eimer, secretary-treasurer. Kathryn Eimer, who ranked highest on a library test given for that purpose, was named KTUL librarian for Will Rogers KTUL Day. PAGE S2 Front Row, left to right-Robert Dunham, Don McCormick, Gilbert Frazen, Jimmy Alspaugh, Johnny Litchenburg. Second RowgRobert Oberfell, Paul Muratet, Lewis Rerme, Don Emmick, Roger Greider. Model Airplane l-lobbyists A model airplane club has not yet been organized in Will Rogers High School, but a group of students who are interested in this hobby have been holding meetings outside the school for almost a year. They hope to organize the club at school with a faculty sponsor. Up to date they have about twelve members in good standing, but intend to increase their membership when they become a school organization. Their officers are Don Emmick, presidentg Robert Oberfell, vice presidentg Johnny Litchenburg, secretaryg and Jack Cullcy, treasurer. PAGE 83 Q 3 5 5 l E I l i i f lil A l 5 5 5? ,pf - 0 3 2 I :E h f 3:2 ' - e y '43, i. fy, 153-. 7' 5545 Q wiifffl 4' - ! 475 ,. TJAKIE 2571 Bnsltetbnll crowd Babes and balloons lnquiring reporter Coocl Humor people Seluoolis Out! Swing yo' partner Commercial glib The way to L1 m1m's lienrt Mun See ya next liour Happy, Miss Allentler? Cafeteria tlireetor -Iam session Country yolaels Duet in jive time Couples is X VJ F M I l E , N230 siafi FT. 1 I xiii X., 1 H F W ,,,., - is qw. 5, Q jg!! x f -rear 2, '53 ,ig 1. Swing band 2. Fircnian, save my child! 3. Guit fiddler 4. Wliltziii' S. Sideburns and wrinkles 6. P2'lU1RCVG1'C rides the wires 7. A Man and His Druinsu S. lnjuns 9. Ali! the gay nineties Y AIVV Y V,,, MWMM ,L 7--. ---7-W-- -inf , A---2 .,..-. - i ..,. Mmm - ......-.M..--.- it' , .9 X N, .. ,...,. ,,,..,,..,,,., .1 ix I f .Mm .... ......M--W-'-- .,...,...... M.m..HM,,. PAGE 86 6 i .-........-.........,..,,.,... ,gacfxxqy N A.A.. .......,w........,..,.,. ,Q i ve 1 V' W,,,,,,,,,,,,,M,,,,-.Hmmm X 7:71, I, .,,..,..........- .. -, 1. Round-U censors Z. Yes Georffe 3. Icn-a da cream? 4. Scene directors 5. Round-U blood P s cw P pressure 6. The guiding light 7. Nightingales 8.SLlPC1'1'U311, L1 Puritan, and Rochester 9. Grand finale PAGE 88 He ninyt got nobody Pie face Between classes Scliool spirit If lie Clllill the beatenestl Playing pedngogue Sax section Ready, aim, fire! Excitement Going up?,' Exceeding the linin Say ali-li-li Four boys and .1 clog Nl- l 'N 3 -I A+- - 8 2 N ! A .Ei E 2 A I ,, ' E an z '-' - PM Ah. ga , k -K., -: -' A--W - - W---1, W GH SQQWWMW , Fw 1. Any more drumsticks? 2. Jitterbug cowboy 3. One, two, three, kick! 4. What's in your box? S. Joe E. Brown II 6. Auctioneers 7. Country misses 8. XVho's coming? A---f---W-- 'M' 7 ',i,, Xia K' ' ' ' W-W-MA' v-..........,.,,.m. -X Xxx 0 ff ,,...m.,.,. -T. X N - ,.M...M.. . M ,...., PAGE 90 ueen enndidntcs 2. Coronation 3. A tramp 4. Seniors ride S. Senoritns 6. A dan action 7. Six pretty girls 8. Band Queen 9. Queen and attendants 10. Gang up PAGE 92 Future mechanics Juniors Reading School Life Price tags or union cards? Must have been funny! Snow! Number, please After assembly A carpenter in the making Student Council prexy and partner Experimenting fam W . 1. Onions for lunch 2. It eouldnlt be that good 3. Ah! sweet romance 4. A bevy of beauties S. Ipann for rhc smile of health 6. Students' lounge 7. Campus cuties 8. Keepers of the building 't ' W ' 'ini ggff ff' f fm M -U -......m-....,-.W-.-...X 5 XX M. .vw-....,.M............W,., xxx ff f '. -A............W...,, .- f ,AL :,.,S PAGE 94 SlgDlI1g m Been absent? Oh, boy! Tnrdy passes Senior forum Tir, mr, toe Sophomores study Pause that refreshes PAGE 95 PAGE 96 1 1 'f ?'f4f'- f'f .34 .J ',fC.,d,d,g,, 15 '5C..fe,f,, fy, VJ Pfnfvc! kkw Jdfryu . 16 '4fL4.,.J 41174, fL.4Qcfh-yif' 1 fi QWQMU A Q.. 4-L5Lfvrg,4!, J Li! . f nj f ' T,,dfd I AQZ' I-'?.4,4,,,,:fJ.54-D fZf9bfa41.4..,?s-4Af Af,ccloj,4,,:,,?,.wu.,L! 0M.,,,,., yf..4, 55410271 ,g.,,Z.,' 44.1 A64 'W .,4f Lfgvf if Q45-CX Lift, fd' 1. Senior stooges 2. Rug cutting 3. Hello, there! 4. Yes, my darling sister 5. Through these portals- 6. Cute quintet 7. Posing QQ 8. Foods class 9. Study hall, quiet! 10. Have some more 11. For the sake of art 12. 1t seems amusing 13. Seamstresses 14. Wfho is she? ggi E M V5 5 ' f ,f Maff 'xx A , W .L ,w rf ,, .,A M .,,,. in 4'5- 'R 'Eff G-W 13 19 'HL . 1-A . A 1. PBX operators 2. Alone 3. Worliin' hard 4. Hc's hooked S. Loose jointed 6. First picture with the Lariat Camera 7. Clay modeling 8, Say! Was she Cute? 9. Wfell sllut my mouth 10. Swing forum tragedy 11. No-honest? 12. Deans confer 13. South Sea Island glamour M . . 7? -F' A ,...',1,'Z.4,,..T1iTii:Ti5t M E 19 2 ....,-....W-. 'M 'u'-::':. .Kiln For? PAGE 98 Second childhood An apple n day Gabriel 408 collects from 314 Bent me mama 8 to the Always on the job High on a Windy hill Amateur photographer Relaxing at the hoe-clown Barber college Loafing on the steps Measles UQ PAGE 99 har my 1: :-: 41: n i if J Hi W iY?li,,fz?' KTUL Day filth: - .f,. . .. 4, V - 3 E -:qqw . .2 X L 9 gh , V -. ,Qkvmi mfg! , ,iff SN Vffgf ' if Q? Q . P Ami? ' 2 ww-xr ,J-Aff! .. . va K K , ky :.5 ,. - W , -gjVm,.w X .. .. tll I -:-' Www N' A ,,:: ' '::. . - , ' 1 A '-., Q H f L Q V 'f 5. I -' f 1 M 1 p . . , - 'wg NX . H xv. K 5 in N ENN V VXA . 3 S v ymwwhm. ' w i ,L-ga Q' ,J Football Under the coaching of Leo Howard, Will Rogers' football team made a good showing in 1940, winning five games and losing four. After a slow start, due to injuries, the Ropers finished their season in fine style, winning four of their last five contests. Starting off in fine fashion the Ropers opened the season with a victory over the Claremore Zebras, 7 to 0. It was a costly victory for the Ropers as Captain Fred Stewart was injured. The Ropers then journeyed to Okmulgee, where they were defeated in a close battle, 20 to 13. The next game spelled disaster for the Ropers. They were defeated by the Central Braves, 26 to 0. Following a week of badly needed rest, the Ropers traveled to Muskogee and with five members of the first team still unable to be in suit they were defeated 15 to 6. Kneeling, left to right-Harry Schad, Dick Bland, Bill Junk, Hall Mitchell, Leonard Cheek, Ralph Smith, Bill Roop Standing-Jim Hollingsworth, Bill Wyrick, Don Wyman, James Bennett, Jim Berry, Jess Ames, John Jillson. af , Football The Ropers, at full strength for the first time, returned to the home turf and rolled over the Northeast Norsemen of Okla- homa City 33 to 0, before a loyalty night crowd of 5,000. Sapulpa Was the next opponent to fall before the Ropers, grid machine, when the Chieftains went down 21 to 6. The Ropers journeyed to Arkansas next, Where they shut out the Fort Smith team 14 to 0. The Bartlesville Wildcats met a similar fate as the Ropers trounced them in freezing Weather, 19 to 0. The Ropers lost the final game of the season to Daniel 'Webster after putting up a great fight, 21 to 7. Left to right-Lee Weedin, Harold Morton, Bob Siverson, Leon Carney, Bill Baldwin, Harold Lamprich, Bill Hallo- well, Jack Beam. Inset-Don Roberts, Alex Weathers, Fred Stewart. 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Football 7 Claremore 0 13 Okmulgee 20 0 Central 26 6 Muskogee 1 S 3 3 Northeast 0 21 Sapulpa 6 14 Fort Smith 0 19 Bartlesville 0 7 Webster 21 120 TOTAL 8 8 FOOTBALL MANAGERS Kneeling, left to right-Wallace Pitcock, Jack Mathews, Charles Pitcock. Standing-Bob Schuetz, Allen West. PAGE 104 5 l COACHES Left to right-Hiram Alexander, Lieb Richmond, Emil Schellstede, Leo Howard, Otto J. Endres Will XVill XVill Will XVill Will Wfill XVill 'Will Wfill Will Will Wfill Will W'ill XVill XY'ill Will XVill Will Will XVill Basketball Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers 35 Collinsville 34 Muskogee 18 Central 41 Drumriglmt 37 Bnrtlesville 22 Okmulgee 25 Webster 22 Sapulpa 25 Central 47 Northeast, 57 Drumrigllt 26 Sapulpa 36 Okmulgee 22 Muskgoee 24 Wfebstcr 42 Bartlesville REGIONAL 52 Drumright 26 Sapulpa 21 Central STATE 34 Ada 32 Muskogee 27 Enid PAGE 105 O. 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Coached by Hiram Alexander, the Rogers quintet in the second season of basketball competition, lost only four games during the season, two of these being to the Central Braves, Whom they defeated in the regional tournament. The Ropers opened their season with a 33-14 Win over the Collinsville Cardinals, downed the Muskogee Roughers 34-15, and lost to the Central Braves 27-18. The Drumright Tornadoes were defeated 41-18, Bartlesville's Wildcats lost 37-22. Okmulgee Was the next to fall, 22-10, and Daniel Webster tumbled 25-21. The Rogers cagers downed Sapulpa 22-18, only to be defeated in the next encounter by Central, 3 5-25. The Ropers were vic- L t 1 ight-LeeRoy Callaway, George Logan, Jimmy Hill, Bill Miller, Jimmy Kaufmann, T m Boy I 'I Vi I i 'H' MW' 2'M i ' 'AV 'N Mi ' M' 'V NNW' 'AH ' ' ' 'Mm' Basketball torious over Northeast of Oklahoma City and then Drumright by overwhelming scores of 47-17 and 57-27. Sapulpa fell for the second time 26-16. In a thrilling battle, Rogers trounced the Okmulgee Bulldogs 36-29, dropped an overtime encounter at Muskogee 24-22, and lost on the Webster court to the Warriors, 26 to 24. The cage team closed the season with a 42-30 victory over Bartlesville on the home court. In the regional tournament held in the Will Rogers gym, the Ropers cage team defeated Drumright, Sapulpa, and Central to win the first basketball trophy in the school's young history. From the regional the Ropers journeyed to Oklahoma City to compete in the state tournament. Drawing Ada in the first round, Rogers came out on top, 34-30. In the semifinals they Won easily over Muskogee 32-21, and in the finals they Won over the Enid Plainsmen 27-26 in an exciting contest. Q Left to right-Tom Finley, managerg Lee Weedin, Harold Ward, Frank Pitezel, Clark McKee, Bruce Conrad. Y E Hifi gg: .:z:s:sa 15 ll i 1.-.-. 3 Q I l 5 .TVN .fa -7, ff ' fx Qt? Y if 1 Q, f ' 4' A. 4 ' t : C: ., .:-: px: iii 3132322 5 is E S ,lzlzi ,,f L' 45 34 qw J' , Q54 ,V 1 vas, Qt! ,f . Front Row, left to right-Joe Willing, Ted Tetirick, Reeves Williams, Bob Murphy, Johnny Gonzales, Merle Franklin, Billy Jernigan, Delmar Menger. Back Row-Fred Utter, Ted Rauch, Ted Lewis, Bob Hull, Jess Ames, Bill Baldwin, Bob Hart, James Bennett. Wrestling The Rogers grappling team got off to a late start this season, because Coach T. C. Anderson withdrew from school due to ill health and Coach Emil Schellstede did not take the team over until late in the season. Although the Rogers team did not win any of their matches, the contests were close. They were defeated by Central and Webster twice and by Bristow once. Coach Schellstede had to build his team from sophomores and juniors for the most part and because of this, Athletic Direc- tor Lieb Richmond scheduled only a few matches. Fred Utter went through the season undefeated and scored Wfill Rogers' only first place in the state meet. Ten lettermen will return next year. PAGE 108 Wrestling Lettermen BILL JERNIGAN REEVES WILLIAMS BOB MURPHY JOHNNY GONZALES BOB HART BOB HULL DELMAR MENGER TED RAUCH TED TETIRICK FRED UTTEB TED LEWIS JESS AMES JAMES BENNETT Bottom. left to right-Fred Utter and Ted Lewis: Fred Utter, Johnny Gonzales, Bill Jernigan, Reeves Williams Ktopl, Delmar Menger fbottoml, Ted Lewis, Coach Emil Schellstede. Upper, left to right-Bill Jernigan, Merle Franklin, Reeves Williams, Johnny Gonzales ibottomj. ' f' X 4 f y N291 i ff W 9 Q 14 -af E If PAT GRANT MAXINE FOOTE and PAT GRANT MAXINE1 FOO FE Girls' Sports Intramural sports tournaments have been a most important addition to the girls' athletic program this year. The tourna- ments, directed by Miss Bertie Hammond, Miss Lola Trusty, and Mrs. Ruby Quast, were held in fall and spring tennis, basketball, volley ball, softball, table tennis, speedball, and swimming. Points won by home rooms and individuals through partici- pation in these intramural contests were the basis upon which awards were made. Participation by home room groups was an important factor in determining the champion home room whose name was engraved on the new award plaque. For individual participation, the girls receive URW' upon winning a total of ten points, 'lT's,' were given for the attainment of senior rank and 300 points. PAGE 110 Girls' Sports In addition to the new intramural plan, posture pictures are taken and physical examinations are given twice a year to each girl enrolled in the physical education department at W'ill Rogers High School. Swimming classes are offered to both sophomore and junior girls as an essential part of their study. Also the pool is open for recreational swimming three days a week after school. A group of these swimmers took part in the second annual water carnival. Dancing was given to the girls' gym classes one day each week. Included are Modern Dance and Interpretation, Square Dance, Rhumba, Tango, Folk Dance, Waltz, Polka, and other folk dances. 5-11g 51 11 1 1 at :E Front Row, left to right-Howard Plowman, Jim Kaufmann, Chad Robison, Tom Finley, Ray McDaniels. Second Row- Harold Lamurich, Bob Arnold, Frank Pitezel, Bill Best. Third Row-D. F. Burkett, Bill Dunlap, Richard Herron, Ted Pirtle, Jack Mathews, manager. Softball Under the careful coaching of Leo Howard, the Ropers softball team fin- ished their first season successfully by winning nine of the sixteen games played and the Oklahoma Six championship, in the spring of 1940. The softball champ- ionship Was the first for the school during its first year, 1939-1940. The Ropers opened their season by meeting the state champion Deep Rock Oilers and losing their first game 8-3, and the second game 6-3. Central took three out of six from the Ropers and then the Ropers took two out of three 1 from Webster. They went to the Oklahoma Six tournament at Sapulpa and beat Muskogee 332 7-3 in their first gameg the Sapulpa Chieftains 2-1 in the secondg then Daniel Webster 12-ll. Although behind in the sixth inning, the determined Ropers pulled up and beat the Warriors in the final game. Practice for the 1941 team started April 1 with five returning lettermen on the team. Will Rogers Will 1111 1111111 Rogers Will Rogers Will Rogers 11111 Will Rogers Will Rogers Deep Rock Will Rogers Central Will Rogers Central XVill Rogers Board of Edu. Will Rogers Sperry Deep Rock Will Rogers Will Will Frisco Rogers Rogers TOURNAMENT Will Rogers Muskogee ,tw Wi Rogers Sapu pa 7 My XVill Rogers Webster PAGE 112 .5 . . -11: . - ' 7 ff Pi 12 ,cf i .27g,,'?y2 I L? 14 1 8 3 1 ll Webster Webster Webster Sperry Central Central Left to right Wayne Gray, Ralph Johnson, Ellis Garlington, Bob Burns, Otto J. Endres, coachg Tommy Sinclair, Bob Berry Kendall Turpin, Buddy Weeks. Tennis From four of last year's lettermen, Ellis Garlington, Buddy Weeks, Ralph Johnson and Bob Burns, Coach Otto Endres built a powerful tennis team this year. Other members of the eight-man team were Tommy Sinclair, Kenny Turpin, Bob Berry and Wayne Gray. Tennis season was just under Way when the yearbook Went to press but the netmen had already won four games out of four played. Oklahoma Military Academy Was the first to fall by the score of 7 to 1. Cascia Hall fell next, 11-0. Bartlesville and Claremore were defeated next, 11-1, 7-0. PAGE 113 lil gL ,. 4 visa iii? at-1-:V 1313: 41113: 5.3 z -' -:-4 315555 iiiis ' 315:25 23:5 , if 3 .4- fg , fig, gzwfx Q. , if ,TEL . f 1 1 'X , Q, ' ,mill - Front Row, left to right-Lewis Maxwell, George Burley, Phil Chandler, Russell Gosser, David Carruth, Bob Lukken, Guy Satterlee, Jim Robinson. Second Row--O. J. Endres, coachg J. B. Reddin, Fred McDaniel, Lewis Bicking, Edgar Meacham, Jim Dudley, captaing Bob Kirschner, Dick Palmer. Swimming Lettermen The Will Rogers swimming team, coached by Otto J. Endres, and captained by Jim Dudley, was triumphant this season, win- ning four and losing five. The Rogers team, composed mostly of juniors, defeated O. M, A. twice and Classen twice, mean- while losing to Central twice, Coffeyville twice, and Wichita East once. The team will lose only three members by graduation this year, Lewis Bicking, Lewis Maxwell, and Jim Robinson. The PAGE llll other twelve lettermen are juniors and will be returning next year. Hopes are running high for a great team next season. The lettermen are Lewis Bicking, George Burley, David Carruth, Phil Chandler, Jim Dudley, captaing Russell Gosser Bob Kirschner, Bob Lukken, Lewis Maxwell, Fred McDaniels Edgar Meacham, Dick Palmer, J. B. Reddin, Jim Robinson, and Guy Satterlee. Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers SCHEDULE Will Rogers 22 Central 44 Will Wfill Rogers S2 O. M. A. 14 YX'ill Wfill Rogers 24 Coffeyville 42 Will Will Rogers 48 Classen 18 Wfill Will Rogers 47 O. M. A. 12 Central 26 Coffeyville 47 Classen 19 Wichita East 19 PAGE 115 1111: E: E ,. rl! 22115 .15 9372 2 1555355 s11.1. 4 g13131:13 33235353 33312 Q 2132 li? 253133: 3 231313 Qliilillfl asfefff ,013 555 , 13 i33331l fav 3 53143523311 .3 rfeiffag ,. Si wi. T lj, x .4...a ' iv .A x . 1 3 ,M fl ,,'w:,'l 16. -me ,L ,,H.'y. W-Uk' S Front Row, left to right-Rodney Day, Bob Fenton, Clayton Peterson, Jack Van Valkenburg, Louis Edmondson, John Camp, Bob Letson, Larry Cluff, Stanley Marple, Don Ryder, Second Row-Joe Willing, Loren Notley, Dick Johnston, Sam Pope, Jack Webb, Jack Spillman, Don Remmers, Bill Perry, Tom Boyd, Clark McKee, Sherman Willsey, Harry Schad. Third Row-Bob Adam, George Neal, Lee Weedin, Don Hof, Fred Stewart, Reggie Shaw, Dick Bland, Don Roberts, Bill Bald- win, Wendell Wilson lcaptainj, Bill Jackson, Charles Wellborn, Ralph Smith. Track The Ropers' track team, under the guidance of Lieb Rich- mond, at the time the yearbook went to press, had engaged in but three dual meets, trouncing the Okmulgee Bulldogs 92 2-3 to 43 1-3, Muskogee Roughers 75 to 55, and the Bristow Purple Pirates 1065 to 29M. This showing gives the Roper thinclaids a good chance to come out on top in other meets this year. Last year the Ropers were runners-up to Central in the Okla- homa Six Conference meet. Returning lettermen are Fred Stewart, Wendell Wilson, Don Roberts, and Sherman Willsey. PAGE ll6 Left to right-Don Wyman, Kenneth Holcomb, D. W. Whitlow, Jack McElroy, Vernie Graham, Jim Hill, Bill Hallowell Golf Of the sixteen boys who were out for golf last year, four have returned for this years' team. The 1940 team Won fourth place in the state and as The Lariat goes to press the 1941 team has Won its first match by defeating Okmulgee 13 to 2. Emil Schellstede has taken T. C. Anderson's place as coach, with Principal C. Benton Manley and George Kubik assisting. This year's team is Well balanced, with three sophomores. four juniors, and five seniors making the team. They are sched- uled to play Bartlesville next. April April April April 1941 SCHEDULE 1-Okmulgee April 25 9-Bartlesville April 29 15-Okmulgee May 2, 3- 17-Bartlesville May 13- PAGE 117 -Oklahoma Six Meet -Sapulpa O. U. Meet Sapulpa l l 1 llizliif M. sw vu EM iiiii fill lil: lain? :sag Elf? iii 55222122 52 iii ia ai ,iQ rin Qi . i s f m e-.:. 'L' 9? u . ,L .. 1 E52 4 K, 1, fi y ai ,I I 1,51 J MEMORIES OF 1940-41 ln'AWillfRogers High School September 9th-Greeting old friends, locating lockers and home rooms . . . Feeling a bit superior to the new sophomores who couldn,t find their way in the building . . . New houses change our landscape . . . Paving in front of the building . . . Budget ticket buyers wearing small lariat ropes in their lapels . . . New teachers introduced in the first assembly . . . Filling out talent sheets, pledge cards, authorization cards, schedule cards, directory cards, and still more cards . . . The thrill of pep yelling . . . Claremore football game and a victory to begin the season . . . New football suits . . . The big flare-up about smoking in front of the building . . . P.T.A. County Fair . . . Our inspiring victory song . . . Pep assemblies before our games . . . Campaigning in the sophomore election . . . Inevitable coughing after devotionals . . . Final election and crowning of the band queen . . . Getting rooms for S.A.SG. delegates . . . Morning traffic jams in front of the building . . . No admission when late to forums . . . How we longed to beat Central in football and the heavy feeling we had when our players were injured so they could not play . . . Handsome boys who introduced football queen candidates . . . Crowning the Queen in assembly . . . Dreaded unsatisfactory reports . . . Seniors posing for yearbook pictures . . . Photographer's studio in the faculty menis room and the crowd who hung around the door during lunch periods . . . Haystack for the archery range . . . Pleasant sunbaths on the Senior bench and Seniors arguing with Juniors and Sophomores who tried to sit there . . . Mr. Manleyis Dude shirt . . . Buses unloading in the mornings and after school leaving so soon we had to rush breathlessly . . . Boring announcements over the loud speaker . . . Restrict-- ing pledging stunts around the building . . . Arguments about student forums without teachers . . . First class plays . . . Senior party . . . Seniors flashing new rings . . . Scotch bag pipes and kilts in assembly . . . Chemurgy conference . . . That seventh hour known as detention with names of those invited on the bulletin each day . . . Majorettes marching . . . Second annual Senior Christmas tree . . . Purchase of the yearbook camera and the flashes as the photographers get snapshots . . . PAGE 118 MEMORIES OF 1940-41 ln Will Rogers High School Seeing the building covered with snow . . . The glittering ice which made the park and vacant lots look like fairy land . . . More advertising by the Advertising Board . . . Those fancy wrecks on the parking lot . . . Mixed chorus in assembly . . . Overall skirts, checked shirts, Lil' Abner shoes are in fashion . . . Measurements for caps and gowns . . . That same old north wind! . . . Watching the custodians replace glass in windows where snowballs had come through . . . Sophomore play night . . . Football parade and the thousands of pins and yards of Scotch tape we used in fixing the floats . . . Second annual water carnival . . . Student Council displays in the bulletin cases . . . Always a line at the telephone . . . Christmas vespers with the A Cappella seated in the balcony and the Mixed Chorus in robes . .xftound-Up tryouts . . . Trouble in getting excused tardy passes . . . Assemblies which were better than some we had last year . . . Registration of bicycles . . . Victory flag flying after we had won . . . Inquiring reporter and unexcused tardies on Thursdays . . . State Teachers' Convention with more than five hundred visitors in our build- ing . . . Girls' assemblies . . . Second semester enrollments when some new students come to Rogers and a few leave us . . . Delman Days with vehicles traveling down the main corridor . . . Swing Forum with the haircuts, shaves, sprained ankles, orations, quarts of milk, peanut rolling, etc .... Last-minute censoring of the Round-Up . . . The big success of the three-night show . . . The feeling we had when we won the regional basketball game with Central . . . Anxiety while the team was playing in Oklahoma City . . . The thrill when the auditorium curtains parted and the spotlight fell on our basketball trophy surrounded by the blue and gold . . . Selection of yearbook covers . . . KTUL Day going over with a bang . . . Webster Hillbilly Band visiting us . . . Food class luncheons . . . Student Council tea . . . Senior tests and applications for scholarships . . . Selection of the Senior gift . . . Meeting of the breakfast, banquet, and prom committees . . . Middy blouses . . . Yearbook committee trying to select and paste snapshots . . . Seniors feeling their days are num- bered' '... and so it is almost time for graduation and summer vacation. . . . PAGE 119 i f Q V Sophomore Home Room A Adams, Eugene Adams, Patricia ,,,, ,,,, Adamson, Bob 1 ,,,, 1 Adkison, John Adkisson, Mildred 1 Aldrich. Bob 1 ,,,,, Anderson, Eunice 11111 Andrews, George 1 ,,,,, 1 Armstrong, Dorothy 11 Ilomr Room 119 1111 217 122 214 201 107 313 300 110 300 110 122 317 Arnold, Floyd ooo,o,, ,,,, VYVV Ashby, Frances ,,,, ,,,,,, Aston, Roy 11 ,,,. 1 1 Atkinson, Fred 11 B Backus, Jack 1 ,,,, 1 ,YVYY YYVY 3 13 Bailey, Bill ,,,,,,,,, YYYYVYV .----- 5 0 5 Baker, Dean .,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 3 02 Baker, Jesse, Jr. 111 412 Baker, Paul ,,,,,,,,,. ,,,,,, 4 00 Baldwin, Bill ,.,,, 1 302 Ballard, Gale ,,,,,,.. ,,,,,, 1 10 Barnes, Bill J. ..,,,,,, .,.,, 4 12 Barnes, Bill R. ,,,....,,,, ,,,,.. 1 19 Barnes, Jimmy ,,,,,,,,,..,,. ,,,,,, 4 00 Barnes, Mary Jane .,,,,,,,,, ....VV 4 12 Bass, Vivian ,,,,,,,l.V. ..YYYYYV,VYYYYY YYYVVY 1 1 0 Bassett, William 1Bill5 11 .,,,,, 214 Bean, Bill ,,,,,,....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,...VV 5 06 Bechtold, Bob ...,,,,,,,,,.... YYYVYA 3 13 Bennett, Jack .,,,,, YYYVYY 2 14 Berg, Elenora ,,,,..,, YY,VY. 2 01 Berry, Barbara ,,,,,,,,l.VYVY YYYY,. 1 10 Berry, Bob ...,,,,,,,,,,,,........ YYYVVV 4 00 Best, Tommy ,,,,..YYY,YYVYYYYYYVYYVYV ....,. 3 13 Bodenhamer, Leonard ,,,,, 1 107 Boesche, David ,,..YYYVVVVY YYYY. ffffff 3 1 7 Bossard, Donald ,,,,..,,, .1 506 Botz, Jack ,,,.,,,,,,,,,, YYYYYY 2 14 Brasel, Kenneth ,,,, 11 400 Bray, Nellie 1 ,,,,, YYVV 1 506 Breslin, Irene ,,,,,,,, 11 .YVV 119 Bridge, John 1 1 506 Briggs, Jamie Lee 107 Brooks, Virginia 11 YYVV 1 412 Brotherton, Johnie 300 Brown, Nelda 1 ,,,, ,,,, 1 110 Brown, Rosemary ,,,,.,, ,,,, 1 201 Bruner, Betty Joe ,,,, 1 Burgess, Margie Lee 11 Byers, Betty ,,,,,,,,,,.:,,, Byrne, Elizabeth 1 ,,,,, 1 C Caldwell, LeeRoy .,,,.,,,, Caldwell, Patsy 1 Callaghan, Jack 11 11 Callaway, Fern ,,,,,, Cameron, Neal .,,, 11 Carlock, Dorotha ,,,,,,, Carney, Faye ,..,,,,,,,,, Carroll, Pat ,,,,,,l.,,,,,, 11 Cass, Norman ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Chapman, Dewey 11 Chapman, Edna Beth Charlton, Homer 11 ,,,,, 11 Charter, Clifford ,,,,, Chism, Geraldine ,,,,,,, Christy, Edgar 11 1 Chronic, Bill Chronister, Bill Claybaugh, Charles ,,,,, Claypool, Betty Cline, Patricia ,,,,, Coates, Bill 1 ,,,,,, Coley. Imogene ,,,,, Conkwright, Jean ,,,,, Cook, Edwin ,,,,. 1 11 Cook, Lavina ,,,,,,,, Cooper, Noreen 1 Copeland, Don ,,,, Cox, Ernest ,,,,, Crawford, Gracie ,,,,, Crews, Don 1 11 Cross, Bernice ,,,,, Cross, Geniva 1 Crouch. David ,,,,, ,,,, Crow, Bobby 1 11 Crowther, Donald 11 Crutchfield, Doris Culbertson, Harold 1 Cummings. Fred Cundiff, Harold 11 Cunningham, Bob 11 400 1 506 110 110 122 107 122 302 214 110 506 300 1 ,.,, 1 317 214 110 1 ,,,,,, 300 412 110 Misc 300 119 400 400 201 Misc 506 201 1 217 400 11 110 400 214 119 400 313 400 400 1 214 1 217 11 107 11 300 300 1 506 1 317 Pay: 48 52 48 51 48 51 52 50 49 50 49 48 52 52 50 50 49 51 50 49 49 48 51 49 49 51 50 52 51 48 49 51 52 51 52 50 51 51 50 48 50 51 49 50 49 48 51 50 49 49 48 51 48 50 51 49 50 50 52 51 49 50 49 49 53 50 48 51 51 48 53 50 48 52 51 49 51 51 48 51 52 51 51 51 52 51 50 50 50 52 Home D Room Daley, Bill ,,,,,,,,,.A 1 313 Davis, Dick 11 1 ,,,,,,, 11 107 Davis, Lucille ,,,,,, ,Y,, 1 110 Davis, Neva Jo .,,,, 1 217 Davis, Ralph ,,,... ,1,, 1 400 Dawson, Duane .,,,,,,,,,, 506 Delo, Mary Alice 1 ,,,,, ,,,,, 1 19 Denton, Thelma 11 ,,,,,. ,,,,, 3 02 Dick, Paul ,,,, .,,,,,,,,,,11,,, 1. . 1 217 Dickenson, Beverly 1 110 Dirck, Bobby ,,,,,,, ,,,,, 1 22 Dirion, Sara Lou ,,,,, ,,,, 1 110 Dixon, Stanley Y,,, .YY.,, 3 00 Dodson, Mary ,,,.,,, 1 412 Donohew. Gene 111111 Dotson, Ruth Helen ,,,,,,,, ,,,, Doty, .Linvin 1 ,,,,.,11 ,,1,1 1 Downing, Pat ,,,,, ,,,,, 1 1 Drake, Mary Helen .,,,,,,, ,,,, Driver, Ray 1 ,,,..,,,, ,,,, 1 Duff, Maxine ,,,,,,,,,,, Duncan, Carl .,,.,,,,,,, Duncan, Dorothy ,,,,, Dunlap, Ellen ,,,,,, Durbin, Betty ..,,,, ,,,, E 412 110 506 119 110 11 302 217 400 119 110 110 Eagon, Glenn .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,...,, Eaton, Orville .,,,,, ,,.. Edwards, Allan ....,,. Eimer, Helen ,,,,,,,, Est es, Bob ,,,,...,,.. Estes, Reba .,,,, 506 400 217 110 412 110 214 Ewing, Bill ...,,,......... ..,,,...,......,,,,,,,, Page 52 51 49 52 51 50 48 50 52 49 48 49 50 49 49 49 50 48 49 50 52 51 48 49 49 50 51 52 49 49 49 51 F Fanning, James ,,,,.,.,,,.,, Faucett, Elaine YY,,Y,,,,,, Fellers, George .,,,,,, Fellers, June ,,,,,,,,,,,,. Ferguson, Barbara ,,,, Filkins, James ,,,,,,,,. Flynn, Donald ,,,,,,,, Flynn, Loraine 1 11 Fogle, Glenna ,,,, 11 Forsman, Don ,,,,,,,, Foster, Edward 1 1 1 Foster, Robert 1 1 ,,,,,. 302 107 412 110 400 107 313 Fowler, Betty ,,,,, ,,,,, 1 Fowler, Judith 1 ,,,, ,,,,, 1 Fox, Mary Margarette Francis, Marvin ..,,,,, ,,,,, ,,,,,, Franklin, Merle 11 Frazen, Gilbert 1 11 G 217 110 317 317 317 110 107 1 107 412 11 217 317 Gammon, Kenneth 11 Gardner, Walter 1 ,111 1 Garrett, Peggy 1111,,111 Gates, Peggy 111,, 11 Gatrell, Betty 1111111111 Gay, Jacquita 11,11111.., 1..... 11111. Geren, Betty 1111 1111111111111111 1 Gillespie, Mary Louise Gilmore, Bob ,,,,, ,1,,,,,,1111, 111111 Glass, Helen 111111111111, 1111 111111 Goe, Jeanice ,,,,,, Gow, Robert 11,1, Gray, Fred Gray, Wayne ,,,,,,,, Green, Jimmie 1 PAGE 120 313 400 317 313 110 110 201 110 300 400 217 300 317 300 217 50 51 49 49 51 51 52 52 49 52 52 52 49 51 51 49 52 52 52 51 52 52 49 49 48 49 50 51 52 50 52 52 52 Director G Griffith, Billie 1111 11111 Grove, Dick 1 11111111 11 Guiles, Barbara Gum, Mary Kay 1111 1111 H Hall, Dorothy 1111111 11111 1 Hallowell, Lina Jane 1111111 Hamilton, David 11111111 1 Harrell, A. C., Jr. Harrington, Elise ..1111 Harris, Pauline 111111111 Harris, Reba 111111.11 Harris, Wade 11.11111 Harrison, Fred 111.1 Harry, Norman 111111. Hartwig, Ray 11111111111111 Harvey, Betty Lue ..1111. Hatfield, Jerry 111111111111 Hatheway, Keith 1111..11 Heath, Charles 11111111..11 Hebeler, Betty 11..1111111111111 Helliger, Dale 111.......11.111111 Hendrickson, Darrel 111111. Hendrickson, Frances .1111 Henson, Bob ..11111111.......1 Hewitt, Dorothy 1 11111 1 Higgins, Hubert 1111...111 Hodge, Bob 11..111111111111..... Holderman, Carrie .111111 Holmes, Charles 1111...1 Holt, Wade .........1.1111 Hoppe, Ila Fern 111111. Howard, C. G. 1...1.,1111 1 Hudgens, Jewellee 1 11.. 1 Huey, Loraine .11111111... Huffman, Billy 1111.1.11 Hull James 1111111111111111 Hunter, Alice 11.,11.1111111 Hurse, Constance 111...1.. I Inman, Betty ..1111111111 1 J Jacobs, Paul 11 Jahns, Maurine 1111 Jernigan, Billy 1111111111111 Jernigan, Jay Frank 1111111 Jewell, Bob 1111111 111111111 Jewell, Cliff 11111111111.1 Johnson, Bonnie 11111 Johnson, Earl 111, 1 Johnson, Joyce 1111.1..111 Johnson, Marjorie 111111 Johnson, Robert 1111111 Johnson, Roy 1111 Jones, Bill 111111.111 111111 K Karr, Bill .1.1.1. 11111111111 Kelch, Jo 1111111111... Kellog, Bob 11.111 Kelly, Dana 11111..1 Kelly, Jean 111111111111 Kennedy, Bob 11111111.,1 Kerr, John 1111111111111111.1 Kesselring, Warren 1111 Keys, Jamie 111111111111 Kidd, Harold 1111111111. 1 Kidwell, Lloyd 1111111.. Kieser, Mary Lee 1.11111111 Kifer, Odeyne 1 11111 11111 1 Home Room 302 1,11 217 119 317 217 11 201 122 400 217 313 217 122 506 317 119 214 400 302 300 119 400 313 201 313 107 400 313 317 217 300 317 317 119 217 214 302 217 214 107 412 107 506 412 317 317 107 107 201 317 302 506 214 1 111111 412 11111111Misc 1 1,11 119 412 317 317 317 11111.1Misc 217 Kimbro, T. C., Jr. 1 1111111111 1111 1 1 Kimmel, John Duncan 11 1 11 King, Agnes 11111 1111 1 11 1111 King, Betty 1 111111111111 Kirschner, Betty 11111 Kitrell, Pauline .111.11 Koonce, Carol 1 11 Koons, Robert 1 11 Kozicki, Josephine 111111 Kurtz, Bob 11111111111 11111 L Lairmore, Bonnie Jean Lake, Mickey fElizabethj 1111 Langenheim, Dick 1 1 11111 107 506 107 110 412 107 201 201 110 317 1 201 11 317 400 122 201 1 Misc Langston, Gloria Anne 1 11111 1111 1 1 Lanik, Robert 11 111111 11111 1 1 Larner, Carol 111111111111111111 Lawyer, Beth 11 1 Layman, Gregg 1111111 Layne, Ruby 1111 Lee, Sidney 317 302 214 317 214 217 119 300 Pagz' 50 52 48 52 52 48 48 51 52 52 52 48 50 52 48 51 51 50 50 48 51 52 48 52 51 51 52 52 52 50 52 52 48 52 51 50 52 51 51 49 51 50 49 52 2 5 51 51 48 52 50 50 51 49 53 48 49 52 52 52 53 52 51 50 51 49 49 51 48 48 49 52 48 52 51 48 48 53 52 50 51 52 51 52 48 50 Sophomore Home Room Home L Room Lelley, Jack ,,,,, .,.,,,.,,,,, YY,,, 3 0 2 Letson, Bob ,,,,,, 1 Y,,,,, .Y,, 1 07 Lewis, Dorothy 11 107 Lewis, Robert ...,.,,,Y,Y,, .,,. 4 12 Liemberner, Betty ,,,, ,,,,, 1 07 Linde, Loyd .,,,Y,YY,,,Y,Y,,Y, 214 Lindsay, Billie ,,,,,,.....,,, 110 Littrell, Jerry ,,,,,,,,,,,,, .1 YY,,, 302 Livingston, Marjorie ,,,,, ,v,,, 1 10 Logan, Merle ,,,,,,,,,..,l.,, YY,, 1 110 Longhurst, Jo Helen 1 1 YYY,, 201 Lonnecker, Pat ,,,,,,.. 313 Lorah, Bud .,...,,,,,,,,,, YY,,, 5 06 Love, Jane ,,,,,,.,.,,,,, YVYYY 1 19 Loving, Carroll ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, 2 17 Lowder, Zora Ann ,,,, ,,,,, 4 12 Ludewick, Patricia ..,, ..,,, 1 07 Lynch, Shirley 1. ,,,Y,,YY,,, YYYYV 1 10 Lyons, Frances ,.,YY,,Y,,, ,Y,, 1 217 M Macon, Mary Ann Y,YY,,Y,, YYYVV 2 14 Mahanay, Joe ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,Y,,, 3 00 Mahin, Ginger ,,,,,l.. Y,,.. Mahin, Hilary .,,,,,,, ..... Maresh, Dorothy ..... ,,,,, Marr, Harold ,,,,,,,,..... .,,,. Marrs, Shirley ..,,,,,, Martain, Jack ,,,,,,,,,, Martin, Jimmy ,,,,.. Maselg, Jean .,,,,,,,,,,, Mathews, Dave ,,,.,..., Mathews, Joy ,,,,,,,...,,,, Matthews, Dorothy 11 Mauney, Bob ,,,,,..,,,... Maxwell, Dorothy ,,,, Mao y , ...,,,,,,,,, McCaslin, Leo ,,,,......,. McClure, Ray ,,,,....,.,, Frances 412 317 214 300 400 506 300 313 300 11 ..,.. 107 McCormack, Claudine .,,,.,, ,,,,, McCormack, Monnie McCulloch, Gloria .,,, McGreW, Lois ,,,,,,,,,,,, 412 506 119 110 .1 ..,,, 313 107 506 400 110 110 McLester, Eva Marie 1VtcPike, Esther ,,,,...,.... McVoy, Jim ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Meeker, Neva ,,.,,,,,,,,, Mendenhall, May Dean ,,,,,, ,,,,. Mercer, Norma Dean Merritt, Joyce ,,,,,,,,,,,,, Mershon, Margaret Miller, Don ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Miller, Donald ,,,,,,.. Miller, Sara ,.,. 1 11 Mince, Beverly ..,,,, Mooney, Betty ,,,,,,.. Moore Moore Moore , Moran, Morey y v Evalyn ,,,,,,,. Joe ,,,,,,,,,, Leon 1 ,.,., 1 Vernal .,,,,, Bob .,,,,.,,,, Morgan, R. D. Mounger, Bill ,.,, 214 110 302 506 110 313 110 107 412 300 217 317 107 214 217 214 217 300 122 122 Muratet, Paul .,,.,,.. ,,,, 2 14 Murray, Jackie ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, 2 14 Muse, Eugene ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, 3 00 N Neal Rub Ann , y 1 ,,,,,,,, ,,,, 1 19 Needham, Wilma Lee ,,,,, 119 Nelson, Frank ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, 3 00 Nelson, Phil ..,,,,,,,,,,,, 300 Newell, James ,,,,,.,,,,, ,,,,, 4 00 Newell, Marvorie ,,,,, ,,,, 3 13 Nicklau, George ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, 5 06 Nordstrom, Evarae ,,,,,, ,,,,, 3 17 Notley, Loren ,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 ,,,, 302 Nubemyer, Ernestine ,,,, 1 ,,,,, 313 Null, Maudine 1 ,,..,, 119 O Odom, Mary ,,..,,, .,,,,,,,,,. ,,,,, 5 0 6 Ogan, Martha ,,,, ,,,,,, ,,,,, 4 0 0 Olson, Jean ,,,.,,,,,, ,,,, 1 10 Olson, Ruth ,,.,,,...,. 107 Orten, Irma Ruth ,,,,, ,,,,, 2 17 Osgood, Shirley ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, .,,,, 2 14 P Padgett, Betty Jean ,,,,, ,.... 1 19 Pankey, Raymond .,,.,, ,,,,, 3 02 Parkinson, Trent ,,,,, ,,,,, 1 07 Parnell, Ruth ,,,,,,, 11 ..... 201 Patterson, Ben ,,,,,,, ,,,,, 3 02 Pay: 50 51 51 49 51 51 49 50 49 49 48 52 50 48 52 49 51 49 52 51 50 49 52 51 50 51 50 50 52 50 51 49 50 48 49 52 51 50 50 49 49 51 49 50 50 49 52 49 51 49 50 52 52 51 51 52 51 52 50 48 48 51 51 50 48 48 50 50 51 52 50 52 50 52 48 50 51 49 51 52 51 48 50 51 48 50 Home P Room Pauly, Jeanne ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 1 1 119 Payne, Bob ,,,, ,Y,, 1 1 214 Payne, Yvoone ,,,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,, 4 0 0 Pence. Patty ,,,, 11 11 217 Pennington, Sara Lou 11 302 Perryman, Claud, Jr. ,,,, 302 Peterson, Bruce ,,,, ,,,, 1 11 317 Peterson, Martha ,,,,,, 11 214 Peterson, Raymond ,,,,,, 313 Pettit, Patty ,,,,, 11 317 Phillips, George 1 11 217 Phillips, Troy 1 .1 ,,,, 317 Pinion, Bob 11 302 Pirtle, Darrel ,,,,, 302 Pitcher, Lionel ,,,,,, 400 Pitcher, Margaret 1 11 110 Pitcock, Norma ,,,,, ,,,. 1 10 Pitcock, Wesley ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, 3 02 Pittengci, Gloria ,,,,,,,, 1 110 Pollard, Clara Ann ,,,,,,, 1 11 412 Poorman, Frank 1111 .,,, 1 107 Pope, Sam ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, 5 06 Pope, Walter ,,,,,,,, 119 Porter, Norma ,,,,,,.,, ,Y,, 1 10 Powell, Jo Anne ,,,,,, ,,.. 1 10 Pratt, Jeanette ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, 3 13 Pratt, Kennon Jean ....... ,,,,, 2 01 Proper, Gene ,,,,..,,,,,, ,,,, 4 00 Putnam, Joe ,,,,,, ,.... 1 07 Payf 48 51 51 52 50 50 52 51 52 52 52 52 50 50 51 49 49 50 49 49 51 50 48 49 49 52 48 51 51 Q Quary, Dorothy ,,,,,,........,, 1 11 119 R Radcliffe, Phillip ,,,,,,,.... ,,,,. 4 00 Radcliffe, Vernon .,,,,, ,,,,, 3 00 Rainwater, Jeral ,,,,,. Rainwater, Jerry ,,,, Rauch, Ted ,,,,,,,,,,. Ray, Betty Jane ,,,,, Ray, Betty Lou ,,,,, Richards, Billie ,,,,,,,, Richardson, Bill ,,,,,, Riesinger, Frank ..,,,, Riker, Alfred Y,Y,,,,.,,,,,,,, Roach, Emma Lou Roark, Roy ,,,,,,.,,,.,,, Roark, Virginia ,,,,, Roberts, Jack 11 Roberts, Juanita ,,,, 1 Robinson, Juanita ,,,,,,,, Roden, Jackie 1 11 1 Roe, Richard 1 ,,,, 1 Rogers, Geneva ,,,, Roller, Ruth 11 1 313 313 412 317 119 317 412 313 317 . 317 107 302 122 412 119 412 217 313 317 Roszel, Ronnie ,,Yr,,YY YYVV 3 17 Ruby, Erleen ,Y,,,,. ,,,, 1 201 Runions, Jeannette . ,,,, ,,,,, 3 02 Russell, Edna Lee . 11 1 302 Rust, Marie ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 1 11 302 Ryce, Sarah, 1 ,,,,,,,,,, 110 Ryder, Donald ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, 1 11 119 S Sandel, Jackie 1 ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, 5 06 Sandusky, Dwight ,,,,,, 1 313 Saum, Bob 1 ,,,,, ,,,,,, 1 11 317 Schad, Charles 1 ,,,,,, 11 ,,,,,,, ,,,, 3 17 Schell, Sammy ,,., ,,,,, ,,,,,,, 1 1 122 Schiller, Catherine Ann ,,,,,,,,,,,, 214 Schmeling, Bill ,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 1 1 11 214 Schwenk, Georgia ,,,,,,,,, ,,,, 2 14 Sell, Helen ,,,, ,,,.,, 1 11 ,,,, 119 Shaw, Billie Mahrie ,,,. 1 506 Shaw, Jimmie 11 ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, 4 12 Sherry, Tom ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, 5 06 PAGE 121 48 51 50 52 52 49 52 48 52 49 52 52 52 51 50 48 49 48 49 52 52 52 52 48 50 50 50 49 48 50 52 52 52 48 51 51 51 48 50 49 50 Director S Shimeall, Warren ,,,,,,, Shirmer, June ,,,,,,,,,,,, Silver, C. A. ,,,,,,, 11 Simms, Leroy .,..,,, ,,,, Siverson, Garfield ,,.,. 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Chambers, Mary ,,,,,, Chancellor, Lucille ,,,,, Chandler, Phil ,, Church, Julia ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,l Clark, Billie Mae , ,,.,, , Clark, Leslie, Jr. ,,,,,,,,,,,, , Claybaugh, Vernon ,,,,,,, Clee, Neil , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , Cline, Charles ,,,,,,,,,.,, 317 303 303 117 101 312 405 311 319 312 ffllixflisc 319 308 312 117 319 101 317 414 401 414 405 413 405 410 317 308 414 414 414 117 311 101 312 405 410 312 413 405 100 410 414 413 410 312 117 117 Misc 410 101 319 414 117 312 100 317 312 317 312 312 414 100 117 100 101 101 312 101 311 , 303 117 , ,, 317 303 , , 303 , 413 117 100 Page 46 46 45 43 46 44 42 45 45 46 44 46 46 46 46 46 44 45 45 42 44 44 45 46 44 45 45 44 44 45 46 43 43 43 42 42 42 42 46 45 43 43 43 44 44 45 45 42 42 45 42 42 43 42 43 42 42 45 44 44 46 42 45 44 43 44 45 43 46 45 46 45 45 43 43 44 43 45 45 45 45 44 46 44 46 46 46 42 44 43 Home Room C Cluff, Larry ,.,,,.,,,,.....,..,, Coatney, Irene ,,,,,, Coe, Milton ,,,...,,.,.,., Cole, Anna Bell .,,,,,,, Cole, Billy .,.....,,,,,,,.... 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Gilmore, Joan PAGE 122 317 401 405 317 413 414 303 413 ,,,.,,,,Misc D Page 42 45 46 44 42 45 43 45 45 42 44 46 44 45 43 46 45 46 42 42 42 43 43 42 4 5 43 43 43 43 42 46 42 44 43 43 46 42 45 42 46 43 42 45 46 44 42 43 46 44 43 45 43 42 44 43 46 45 45 43 45 43 43 42 42 45 45 46 44 44 45 42 44 43 45 42 45 45 44 45 46 43 42 46 42 43 46 42 46 irector Home G Room Goble, Mary , .,..,,, ,,,... ...,,,. 1 0 1 Goe, Billie June .,,, ,,,,., ,,..... 3 0 8 Goeppinger, James . ,.,... .,,.,,. 3 03 Goff, Harry ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 4 10 Goldsmith, James ,,,.,,,......, ,..,,,, 4 14 Goldsmith, Louanna .,...,.,, ..,,..,,,,, 1 00 Goller, Carolyn ....,,,.................,., Misc Gonzalez, Ascencion t Gosser, Russell Graham, Vernie Grant, Jean ,,,,,,,.,, Grant, Patricia Greaves, Robert ,,,. Green, Patricia Greer, Glen ,,,,,,..,.,.. Greider, Roger Grey, Bobby ,,,,,... 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D. ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,. 4 13 Hollingsworth, Jim ,,,.. .,,,,. 4 14 Holsinger, Joan ...,,,..,. ....... 4 10 Honts, Loyd ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ....... 3 17 Horne, Betty Lou ....,, ,,,,,,, 3 19 House, Mabel ....,,.., ...,,,. 4 O5 Howell, Helen ,,,,,, ,,,,,, 4 10 Huey, Lucille ....,,,.. ,,,,,. 3 08 Hull, Bob ..,,.,,,.........,,,,, ..,.,, 1 17 Humphrey, Roscoe ........ ....., 3 03 Hunt, Pete ,,,,,......,,,,,,, ,...., 3 17 Hunter, Gene .,,,,,,,, ..,,,,,,,, 1 17 Hurlburt, John ,,,.,,... ,....,,,, M isc Hutchison, Harry ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 3 17 I Insch, Edna ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 3 0 3 lobe, Vashti .,,.,,.,,,,, ....,, , , ,, 414 J Jackson, Mercedes ,,,,,,,, , 312 Jenkins, Donald ,,,,,,,, 1 ,, 319 Jensvold, Maxine , ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 3 03 Jernigan, Lawrence ,,,,,, ,,,,,, 3 19 Jewell, James ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 4 10 Jillson, John ,,,,,,,,,,, , 414 Johnson, Gerald ,, ,,,,,, 117 Johnson, John ,,,,,, ,,,,,, 4 10 Johnston, Dick .,,,,, . 413 Jones, Charles ,. ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 4 01 Jones, Esther ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,., , 317 Jones, Rose , ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 4 1 3 K Kager, Paula ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, . 413 Keiffer, Laurence ,,,, W 308 Keith, Joe ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 W 100 Kelley, Mildred , 410 Keys, Kenneth ,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 1 00 Kibler, Bette ,,..,,, ,, ,,,,,, Misc Kincaid. Jeanne , , 1 , 311 Kirschner, Bob ,,,,,,, Kline, John ,,,...,,,,,, 413 414 Page 45 45 46 42 43 43 46 46 42 46 44 42 42 45 43 43 46 43 44 42 45 42 42 46 46 46 44 43 46 42 45 43 44 46 42 42 42 42 43 46 46 43 44 45 42 45 46 43 42 44 43 42 43 42 46 44 42 42 45 44 46 46 44 46 46 46 43 45 44 46 44 42 43 44 42 42 43 46 42 45 43 42 43 46 44 42 43 unio Home K Room Kohlhorst, Jayne ,,,, YYYVVY f 4 303 Koonce, Francis YY,,, 413 Kraft, James ,,,,,,,,,, fyyf, 1 17 Kraft, Philip ,,,,,.. . , 100 Kuper, Kirk , ,,,, .. .. , 405 L LaMarr, Lloyd ,,,,, YYYYVYV - - 413 Lamprich, Harold . ,,,,, 4 410 Landes, Dean ,,,, .... ,,,,, Yrfrr , , 1 17 Landrum, Betty Mae YYV.- ---- -- 3 12 Langworthy, Dick . ,YVV ----- - - 303 Larkey, Richard YYY,,,V --VV 4 05 Laughlin, Bettie ,,.,,,,,,, W- 319 Layman, Avril YYY,,, ,YYYVVVV --,,- 4 1 4 Leatherman, Juanita ,,,., VYVVV 4 14 Lee, Mary Nell ,YYYV 100 Leonard, Harold ,,,,, . VVYYV 319 Lewis, Gene ,,,,,,,,,,, f-,-- 3 08 Lewis, Ted ,,,,,,,, YYV, . 311 Linde, Bob X ,,,,,, VYVV 1 17 Lindle, Irene ,,,,,,,,, YYYV. 3 19 Lindley, Martha ,.,. ,,,, . 413 Lingo, Roy ...,,,,,,.,,,. ,..Y. YYYV. 4 1 3 Linn, Harvey ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,i,,,,,,, 117 Litchenburg, Johnny ....... Y.YYY 4 01 Long Jack .,.,,,,,..........,,,,,,, .,... 4 10 Lowe, Norma Lee ,,,,,,.. ..,,, 3 17 Lucas, Bethel .,,,,,.... YYA.. 3 17 Lucas, Homer ......,, ..... 4 13 Luckhardt, Hal ,,,,,, ,,,,, 4 13 Lukken, Bob ,,,..,,, ,,... 3 11 Lusk, Earline ,,,, 4 .,,,. ,,,,, 1 01 M Maben, Donna .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,i 4 13 Mahaffey, John ,,... ,,,,,,...,.,, ..,,, 3 1 2 Manning, Zannie May , ,,,,. 414 Marlow, Howard ,,,,,..,..,,, .,,.. Marple, Stanley ,,,,,,,,,.,, ,,,.. Martin, Alene .... ,,,,, Martin, Betty ,,,,,,,,,,,,,. ,,,,. Martin Vireinia Matheson, Marguerirtem' Maxey, Gene . ,,.,,,,,,....... . McBroom, Doris ,...,.,,,, McCabe, Phyllis ,,,,,,. 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Price, Cora ,,,,,,.., ,...,, ,,,,, Purvis, Jerry ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, R Rader, Orville ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, Ragan, Kenneth ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, Rapier, Betty ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, Rav, Carolyn .,,,,,,, Reddin, James B. .... . Redwine, Frank ....,. Reed, Jean ........... Reinhard, Jane ..,., Reid, Dorothy ......, Reif, Bill ..,,,,,,,,,,, Remmers, Don ....... Renick, Nelson ,,... Renne, Lewis .......... Reynolds, Wilma .... Rhoades. Lillian ..,. 405 401 303 405 319 312 401 414 303 317 311 312 317 312 401 Rhodes, Ellen ........,,,, ,,,,, 3 08 Richard, Matiel ...,,, ,,,,, 3 11 Richey, Elaine ,,.,,,,,, ,,,,. 1 01 Richmond. Wendell ....... ...., 4 13 Roberts, Doris ........,,, ,,,,, 3 08 Roberts, Jo Ann .....,,...... ,,,,, 3 08 Roberts, Willine . ............ ,.... 3 17 Robertson, Alton, Jr. ...... ..,., 3 12 Robinson. David ......,..,, .,,,, 4 13 Rogers, Floyd ,.......,,,,, ,,,,, 4 05 Roaers. Joan .... .,... 1 00 Rollier. Norris 1 ...,, 319 Rooo, Bill ,,,,,,,, ,,,,, ,,,,, 3 n 3 Ross, Eugene . ...., .. .,,,, 303 Russell, Bettv Lou .... . ..... 101 Russell, Pauline ,,,,,,, ,, ,,,,, 308 Ryder, Jack ,,.. . ...., ,,,,, ,,,,, 3 0 8 S Sample. Chloia ...,........,.. ..... Satterlee, Guy ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, Savant, Joe ........... ..,,, Schad. Harry ..,. Schillinger. Jane .... Schmidt. Ethel ..... Schwank, Art ..,, . Scott, Frances ......,, Sebastian, Dan . Semones. Edward ..,..,. 303 311 401 319 101 100 405 Misc 312 414 Setser, Donald ,,,,,,,, ,,,,, 3 03 Sharp, Tommy ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, 3 1 9 Shaw, Reggie ,.,....,.......,,, Shealton, Joe ..... Sh moo, Dorothy ,,.....,. ,..,,, ,.,,, 311 Sherrill, Marcia Dorris 401 ' 414 101 Shipley, Eleanor Shockey, Tom If 401 414 Should ers, Charles ,,,,,,, ,,,,, Sieber, Fred ...... ., Sinclair, Tommy ,,.. 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