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

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1942 volume:

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MEM f I i The Lariat f f J Cozwffgbf, 1942 0 ...- a,.A,4'f' . .ZVFILZPQJ ' v f' JOAN PRATER ,af 'A ' ff Editor v, - ' ' DAVID ROBINSON 4 6'-V'4 j 'V Assistant Editor I 0 I f 6Qz p44,4fg,,f4Jg,,,I.z4 ' 0 , , Maya CUHTEHT5 BOOR One THE SCHOOL Faculty Seniors juniors Sophomore.: BOOK TWO ACTIVITIES A ' Oifgdnizations A tbletics , i Live your life so that whenever you lose, you are ahead.-WILL ROGERS --'- ,Q 1 lVhen I Jie my cjwitaph, or whatever you call those signs on grave- stones, is going to read: 'I jolzcft about every prominent man of my time, but I 7lC L't'Y mel a man I didn't like., 7 I am jwroncl of that. I can hardly wait to die so it can he carved. Anal when you come around to my grave, y0u'll probably final me sitting there proudly reading iff,-WILL ROGERS. ' ,,a,1wzJsofe17 ' QMCZ-Lewfdoa! v Will Rogers, world-famous Oklahoma humorist, for whom this school is named, was a typi- cal American. He was a friend to all, from penniless vagabonds to stately kings. Symbolic of democratic opportunities, Will Rogers rose from the simple life of a cowboy to become a world- renowned person. Even in his humor he was con- siderate of others. He once said, You can always kid a big man. I generally hit the fellow on top because it's not fair to hit a man when he's downf, He was like that always, ready to serve the people and help them get a laugh at the serious side of life once in a while, rather than striving to become famous. Unselfishly Will Rogers gave freely of his time and money to help others. JM: Q1 rw H ' ,JL E J ,. , -,1 4- er ff 5' . , , s ' ' lb .iv U- : -w-2 4- '- '- an 1 Mum 4 TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1942: Those four hundred fifty members of the third graduating class of Will Rogers High School who were the first to spend three years in the school they helped to establish. It was here they began and ended their high school careers. Entering as sophomores in September, 1959, these stu- dents have helped to organize the activities and establish cus- toms for future classes. Through participation in the school activities they have brought about a happy feeling of friend- ship and cooperation among their fellow students and with the faculty. It is to them with their spirit of loyalty, perseverance, and coo eration that this Lariat is res ectfull dedicated. P P Y 2 i X 3' J? in Q G W V' 1' it 4 2 li 3' , fi ,. 'sig p ,li page ' Ami 11-1 ' ' fps- fp is . fd KI Teeming with activity, Will Rogers High School in 1941-42 has provided educational opportunities for 1,630 students, ninety-two more than last year's enrollment. Among the students were a number who had entered Tulsa schools for the first time, having moved here because of Tulsals defense projects. Due to the increase in enrollment and a loss of teachers who entered various phases of defense work, four teachers were added to the staff. , , jaw 1 aff? pg . f jeg WMMLW WWW M c y Q-d 'mmgmlwwwaew ,, W, :Z my W My Some portions of the building. including the shops, have been opened twenty-four hours a day, gixing adults as well as students an opportunity to em-oll in courses to better equip them to enter into defense service. The buzz of saws, the whir of generators, and the click of typewriters blend together with hundreds of other sounds in the hum of a day's work in Tulsa's newest senior high school. Offering approximately one hundred different courses. this school is one of the many of our great land which is doing its part for the education of t0m0rr0w's citizens. 1 e ff t , N l This 1942 Lariat symbolizes more than pleasant memories of school days. It is a cross-sectional view of the loyalty and coopera- tion that has been predominant among the students during the three years of Will Rogers High School's existence. More than ever, in this time of war, the students and teachers have cooperated to do their utmost for national defense. Organizations, activities, and classes have set up programs to better equip the students to enter into defense Work or to help in some manner. In this hook you will find pictures of students Who, with their loyalty and cooperation, will spur their country on to greater heights when they are in the saddle of government. The seniors have here stated the place they hope to occupy in the professional world. Today they are the leaders of youth, tomorrow leaders of men. is Qi? 33.i..M,, ln K N A if 'QF meal' -...q km in f'T d A C XI I rig I ifw, 3 I Cg+.,Fm,,,f Jim, F RX S? :Q f L I X-X I 2 I H ff? I J uit! W I l f f-A Q S F r J I s 63 l 5 2 it J ,Ski , WLM' 1 E I Ig Y' W 'gl .............. 1 A-5-1 L...lg Ag E Y U Y A . I. I E ROY E VTE 5 i I J 5, J. 1 ,ws If Wifffi A f :I f' 53354635 ., W I J' , I. C 5-mul, 1 J 'xy 2 if g L.: . 'xHI.LA TTT' If 1 Y . 5 1. ,X T 1 I , ,JN A I X I l3U1OliOf:ItiOIIs BOQIICI C. C. PRUITT Business Manager AUSTIN DOREN JOAN PRATER JOAN PRATER, DONALD BETTS BOB ELLIS BETTE LOU HORNE TOMMY SHARP PHOTOGRAPHY DAVID ROBINSON BOB KIRSCHNER STANLEY DIXON FACULTY CAROLINE COPELAND, Chairman M. E. HURST, Vice Chairman Photography MYRTLE SPILLMAN Art SENIORS MARY LU MORGAN, Secretary PATRICIA GREEN DAVID ROBINSON YEAR BOOK COMMITTEE CAROLINE COPELAND, Sponsor SARAH ROBERTS Commerce MARCUERITE MATHESON MARY LOUISE WILSON Editor DAVID ROBINSON, Asxixtant Editor VIRGINIA BRISTOXV MARJORIE FARLEY RALPH REEVES TED TETIRICK ART MARY LU MORGAN Chairman JEAN CASSIS HERBERT HINZE JOAN GILMORE MARY ELLEN YEAKEY BOB CROW PATRICIA GREEN RONNIE ROSZEL MARY LOUISE WILSON FINANCE MARGUERITE MATHESON Asst. Business Manager MARY MARGARET FLETCHER DICK PITCHER JOI-IN WARDEN I f yon want to know a 1nan travel on some extended trip with hilrz.-WILL ROGERS. 52 'Nw if T M 9 iw N? W land? K.,,,.,' ,LM W-,,,,,f 24. QE ,-fl.....,f ,..,Y....., 5 Swv' ,f a ,A Wfwmfg Wi swfi ,uw-Am. wa gb. Miki dmimighrotiorm Board ol: Education FRANK SETTLE A. L. BEEKLEY Prexizlenl Board of Eclueafiozz Vice P1'exi1le11i KEN MILLER HARRY TALLMAN Memher Memhm' MIRS. G. I. NICHOLSON -I. A. WVHITLOW Memher Member ROY DEATON XVENDEL A. MELTON Memher Businesx Manager HARRY W. GOWANS S1lperi11!e11fle11l C, BENTON MANLEY BYRON L. SHEPHERD C. C. MASON pfjnfjpgl Co-orzlimztor of Senior High Asxisiant Superinfencleni School Ezlueafion Arozmrl Table, left to right-J, A. Whitlow, Mrs. G. I. Nicholson, H. W. Gowans, Frank Settle, Roy Deaton, Ken Miller, A. L. Beckley. Not pictured: Harry Tallmau. Geography alan? change human natare. If you are aight, people are for you whether iff in Africa or Siheeia.-Will Rogers. ' Guidance As every ship must be guided by skillful hands to steer it from the rocks, students in this school must be guided as skillfully to escape the numerous pitfalls that might easily engulf them. As a captain and his crew must Work to- gether so the leaders at Will Rogers High School are Working with students, guiding them into channels of American demands, always building toward a greater, grander and more glorious America. LOLA B. TRUSTY Sophomore Class Director STELLA GARTMAN Iunior Clem Dirc'L'ior JAMES L. GOFF Assistant Pri11Cijml Dram of Boys PAULINE C. KEATON Dean of Girls Senior Class Direcior At the helm is Dr. C. B. Manley, Principal of Will Rogers High School. Officiating with him and assisting in the countless tasks of guidance, discipline, and human relation- ships are the Assistant Principal and Dean of Boys, the Dean of Girls, and the Class Directors. I I f'E,I,,,E.I I I I Iww X W., f Q If 1 A I 'J , BI Z. I , I 1, LW,-E, f,L.-.L.,-, 2 ,,..S I A I V. .,,,,,,.. M. ,fzfifv , I Y ,. lm, I . I ' , I ' I I. ' ,,fA HI 'I . , I ly .I EI, . .:, 1 ' 2 , ffS If I I ..,, ' I -A ELSIE ALLISON TOMNIIE BARNES fm STUDY ENGLISH 'J I , I if . , I f--A3 5' .L H .QM 'Lk S I ggi, LLL I LLL I4 I ,I I A I I fr , .,,. . 5 I , ' I 5 I' K, iz ,gm I A Ag N :fig - I LL . , I GEORGE O. BOWEN ERMON E. BOYD ,HH MUSIC INDUSTRIAL ARTS I I I I I I I I ., - I M LLLM A I I. 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I A NKKIZ-V A BESSIE HIETT HOME MAKING Q I FRANK R. .IACKLE FOREIGN LANGUAGE Q GEORGE KUBIK HISTORY ,Az ,LI JWWMQUE I . . ' . -',-. I f , R X . v Q .Q I I : I I f f H 1 I I f I I - ,C ..:, ..,,,, , . ROY V.MANEVAL ORA MAYBERRY MARJORIE MCBURNETTE SCIENCE HOME MAKING COMMERCE I 'A' f , I t It S, 9 'H '1sgI :,3. - EMILY MORRIS EVELYN OSBORN PAULINE PERRY ENGLISH COMMERCE MATHEMATLICS' I I I A I , I ' -,. f . - - ' ' ' I ' I RRYWIQI ' I MXEIFRRRQW 2. II EEE SIS WEL I: :I-1: , 'l:f.EQ 5, ,fE' ' .' 235' A - . -- ' W ' - ' QMEEX' I - PLEQRI 2 BETTY RI-IODEE LIEB RICHMOND CLARA RILEY NURSERY SCHOOL PHYSICAL EDUCATIOIN COMMERCE The F In LEE' EI? if R xi I is I AA ,L 2, I -X N ILS LAGO H I STORY .IEANETTE MCDANIEL HOME MAKING I A YQQESREESEEEE igliiggg iiiwsf fifg 155555 Y 11 1 C,C.PRUlTT MATHEMATICS SARAH ROBERTS COMMERCE aculty R new Wm I Q N521 LEE S, LIVINGSTON H I S T O R Y I, I . lq :ZE KATHERINE MORAN E N G L I S H ' ssi LOUIE M, RAWLINGS ENGLISH M CLAVCL II .L EMIL SCI-IELLSTEDE SCIENCE The FEIQLIII CAROLYN SHURTLEFF J. ESILVERTHORN HISTORY COMMERCE L,A, M 'Y I 2? , 2 ,ga ,Z Q 3 - Q If -- I agua. 'I A MARGUERITE SMITH ENGLISH ' 1-fu 7 W My OLETHA BARNARD SECRETARY HILDA FREW PHYSICAL ED. MATRON MYRTLE SPILLMAN ART I EE-I S? .if E ,M ' Ijfffzjsffgf , ,.,'w wzg: , ' . 5551213 nf 1.45: R, H. BEWLEY ENGINEER W : '?'.LI,22:p , ,E I MARY HARRIS CAFETERIA DIRECTOR ,Q ' jg ' II I If , III- f I NIATTIE LOU TEAGUE HOME MAKING 421-I. 7432 :I I I3 I .. , Q 422 JOHN BLACK STAGECRAET I ,:. 5 ' J if X 3 E VAYDEN HOEY CLERK ELIZABETH I I.VALENTE LORETTI WIGGINS I ENGLISH ENGLISH , llvll k,k,k ' 7 Ia f- I as R' J L MARY ELLEN BRIDGES EDITH BUEHLER REGISTRAR CLERK I - ,,,, 4 MINNIE HUGHES FRED MENDENHALL MATRON BLDG. SUPERINTENDENT l lak- In Memoriam BETTY IO BENNETT November l, 1924-june 7, 1941 Belly lo was elected Sucrelary of the Senior Class of l942 during her ionlor year. She look an aellve part in Slude-nl Council work, Gamma Keysfoners, Cirls' Representatives, and Spveflu Arls, Her enthusiastic inleresl in all school acfivilies was an oulslanding example for lhose who knew her. ller untimely dealh ofeilrred during her vaeallon in Ulah RICHARD SCHINDLER july 26, 1924-1942 Rirhard, a member of lhe Senior elass, withdrew from school on December S, the morning alter the allaek on Pearl Harbor, and enlisted in lhe navy. Un February 4, a message was re- Ceived thai' he had been killed ln aelion. f ,, ' f L f f -v f.fA4' ' C IVA DEE LARNEY Secretary RUSSELL ARNEY Crane Operator BILLY qBUBy ASTON Draftsman CALVIN AXFORD Aeronautical Engineer FRANCES BAILEY Secretary HENRY CSHORTYD BAILEY Machinist J. C. BAKER JR. Business Administrator GALEN BALDWIN Salesman BOB BAIXICROIVI' E1lgl17l'P! CHARLES BARNES Airplane Mechanic VIRGINIA BARNES . Music BILL BATES Architect VIRGINIA BAUGH Commercial Vforlz, JACK D. BEAM Machine Draftsman BOBBIE L. BEAN Secretarial Accountant PAGE 22 JOYCE ACKERS Interior Decorator DAVID H. ALLENDE BILL ADAMS Machinist WINNIE ALLEN Nurse Colnfnercial Artist JIMMIE ALSPAUGH Architect J. F. AMES Tra zfeling Salesman MARY FRANCES ANDERSON Or ganist FRED ANTRY Accountant MARSHALL ARKY N Surgeon ZENA MAE BEAVER Conznzcrce DOROTHY BEEMER N 111220 GUY BEEN Arlisf-Ic'zuc'1Cr JEAN BEISTLE A!'CfJffl'L'lf ALMA GENE BERRY Dranzafixf JAMES S. BERRY Lawyer DONALD JOHN BETTS Ezzgizzvel' HARRIET BIEBERICH Svcrcfary AUDREY BIERDEMAN journalist R a BILL BLAND D1'dffS17Zd1Z DICK BLAND Drafisman CLAIR BILLINGTON Geological E11gi17C'U1'i77lQ DENNIS BLUEJACKET Drafisman PAT BOLLMAN Libfarian DANA BOOTH B1lSil1C'SS LOIS BOOTH Model MIRIAM BORDER Radio Cozzfimzify NAOMI BOUNDS Scfrcfary XVJAYNE BOUNDS Radio Engimfcfl' ROBERT BOVVLES Bzzsinrss EDGAR TOM BOYD E17gil1CC'1' GLORIA BRIDGE Sfc'11og1'af1be1' VIRGINIA BRISTOW Labo1'az'o1'y Tc'ch11ifia11 ANNELLE BROWN PAGE 23 Sewefarjf 1 MDN I f-3 R . ........ 2 I a E L A az i 5 gi N. Q f , A flax of N'-I E3 E 'Yi- io oE.EL. 1 F in 5 if 2 PM I Lffigy ,,!L..,.,' .,,I ,I S lg: I VTMTTT E I r 7 T ...N R, K, E QS: ......-. . .-.J W 1 . 'x I'm Lai. ,iw . I i I IK 4 27+ Za 1 J g,m,..l I It EI I f 5- .,,...-,L H , ml H? iwif 'WT V 1 s .x E ,vw E ,-I,-5 1: 3 I 4, I 14? V? ' I fa? I L, J, ,..-,-,X 543 I 504 1 If I ' WI- V '75 I ,Q Y, I - L-J :1,,,.. . . ' u.-' 1 1 vi, X I 1 s gm LM 'i A mr , X in fg' iA A V zfillu .:, fi A 11, CHARLES BROWN Draffslnaii HEARTSILL BROWN Busiiicss ZANE BROWN A bquu I .V.. 4 is K PL'fl'0lCZlIIl Engiizvcr 5 EIl'L'IlI'iL'i!llZ W4 'Qu ' - - A '9 BETTE BURKE f ii SC'C'l'6'flZ1'y , ' GEORGE BURLEY I I Al'l'0l1d1lfifS X fx 'U , 1 ga 5, .. fi' J is. M EMMABEL BUTTRY Dietitian CLEMENT H. CALHOUN Aircraft Wl'Il1P1' BETTY JO CALVERT Docforis Asxisfanf DON CALVERT Conzmcrcc' DOROTHY CAMERON COIlIl7lf'1'C'it1I Arfisf JOHN CANIP Clvcnzisi DORTHA CAMPBELL Sccrefary ERIS CAREY Bookkccjucr C. CARNATHAN Aircraft Assmzbly LEON CA RNEY Art ROBERT W. CARR Di jzlomaiic Srrvirc WANDA CARRELL Air H osfcss MARTIN CARROLL Mechanical Ezigiiimv' MARY LOU CA RROLL Sc'crcfa1'y DAVID CARRU TH Aeronautical Eizgimw' PAGE 24 Ii X :N A ,,., GOLDIE INEZ BURNS SfL'l70g1'tlLfIlJU1' X ROBERT BURNS Radio Engineer BOB BURTON Radio Broadcasting if il' Q T V 1? BARBARA CARTER Stenographer DAN CARTER Aeromzuiieul Engineei' MARY ALMA CASSIDY Nurse JEAN CASSIS Cozmneifeirrl Arfisf PHYLLIS CHAFFIN Dwzlzzalfies LOUISE CHAMBERS Fashion I1lusz'1'al'o1' MARY CHAMBERS Arfist LUCILLE CHANCELLOR Airjllmze Hostess PHIL P. CHANDLER Accountant JULIA VALOYCE CHURCH Music BILLIE MAE CLARK l:gA.JgSgfU. Professional ACC077ZPd11iSf IQAN-, ,, LESLIE CLARK JR. Chemical E1zgi11ee1f DAVID CLARY Business VERNON CLAYBAUGH Aviation NEIL CLEE F01'esz'1'31 LARRY R. CLUFF T0jJ0g1'aj2hieal Dmffs11za1'1 1 ANNA BELL COLE SfC'710g1'6lf7l9C1' GEORGE R. COLTON II Engineer MAXINE COLVIN Sf'C7'C'f6Z1 j' JAMES COMES Meebamieal Ezzgineer BRUCE RAYMOND CONRAD E11gi11ee1' BETTY LOU COODY Air S!ewr11'a'esx LORAINE COOK Music FREDA COPPERFIELD Singer PAGE 25 -'X J ,Q A ,, I I A I ATJTJ J I DEA .Ii I 5 RI 3 if 4 I if Z A-gl MARION DAHLMAN H122 Secretary GENE LEOTA DALEY Seavnstress TSW MADIE DANIEL 'TO Aviatrix ?5JC,5 EVELYN DAVIS Fine Arfs - MARVIN JOHN DAVIS Lawyer IR ROBERT IRVING DAVIS ' 1 Engineer A . EVELYN DAY f--f N nrse N V .J E ' I RODNEY LEE DAY 'WI Paifcrn Maker JANE DENNIS I J Private Secretary E JUANITA DENTON +3 J SfC l70g1 6llJhL'1' HARRIETTE DE WALD Fashion Designer GLADYCE DICKENS Sienographer EDWARD DICK Lawyer FRANK V. DILL JR. Metal W01'k,C1' PAGE 26 JOHN DINGLE Electrician JACK CRAIG Arcbifeel RUSSELL CRALL Engineer BILL G. CRA NKSHAW S1L1 1!C'y01' JOAN CRAWFORD Saleslady BOB CROW JACK OULLEY Salesman Engineer CHARLOTTE CRUCE Corninerce JEAN CURTIS Spanish Translator MARJORIE CUTTING Musician J. MAC DONOVAN Science I CHERRIE DONS Laboratory Technician AUSTIN DOREN Lawyer ELEANOR DORN Stenographer JOHN DOUGLAS Lawyer DONALD E. DOYLE Minister JOE DRIVER Electrician JAMES DUDLEY Mechanical Engineer JAMES DUKE Civil Service GEORGIA DEANE DUNCAN S tenograpber MARY DUNCAN Bookkeeper SHERIDAN EDENS JR. Forestry Service LOUIS EDMONSON Aeronautical Engineer J. ROBERT ELLIOTT Doctor BOB ELLIS Aeronautics DON EMMICK Aeronautical Engineer JACQUELINE EMMICK Technician LOYD W. ENGLAIXID Clerical Wfork ESTHER ERHARDT Child N nrse DORIS JEAN ETHRIDGE P.B.X. Operator BILLIE RAE EVATT Colnnzercial IVorlz MARJORIE FARLEY Secretary NORA NELL FARNSWORTH Interpreter MARCELLA FEES Newspaper Reporter PAGE 27 1, K. uf T2 i I I ix 5 'S 7.3 ,WJ L A 'N f N Q 'Q , f 517. I J 'EY E , I fi I A I 1 Q 21:3 s I ,- 1 f I I- ' E E f, .,., .V ,X I I S 1 I 3 ' W I 1 3'-'iffy J XCUIVIQCJ I'- I g g I Ep 1 I , V ,L,.,.,l Two- In,,, ,.,.4 J I J, ,ore ,LJ Z LW.. I I I I 41 I Q riff v -Maw Ew,M.2L.I 5' 1 I VW E fb rj ' eq M:- JHSJ , 2 rf-'L 13 I l J I Q 2. I 4 is f IX 5' I F rn! 3 I i I I 1 I F7'7 'T-'I 1 I w . HQ V 3 iw 4 mm J ,ha 4 I I I I i 3 I Q41 Ti I -z I ' ,J I 'ffei 5, l f 5. IL, 4 l . S I J ' x 5 fn- 'A g I ' RALPH FORESTER Chemical E11gi11ecr EDWARD M. FOSTER Business MARY EDNA FOX Privafc Secretary BETTYE FREEMAN Diczfitian DON FREEMAN Lawyer PAUL FULPS U. S. Marines ROY FRITZE Acrozzfffam' ELLEN GABRIEL Dancer DOROTHY J. GA DDIS ELLIS GARLINGTON E7lgil1CU1' C0llZ71Z6l'CC JEANNE MARIE GARRETT N arse MARGIE GARRETT PAUL GARRISON Clerical WI11'kU1' Model MARTHA JEAN GARY Boolzknfcjmf PAGE 28 FLOYD GATES Geologist BLOSSOM BLEN FELLHAUER I nterior Decorator BOB FE Electrical NTON E71gLi71f'K7' BOBBY FICKETT Pef1'0le1mz E11gi11c'c1f BETTYE FISHBACK H ous ewi fc' MARY MARGARET FLETCHER Accouzafani JACK s. FLOWERS T1'a'1feli11g Salcsmafz TOM FOLGATE Traveling SHICSIVI71 f MAXIN ' FO TE Szfc'11og1apbc1' lla. A Y'k' ' DOROTHY FORD N urse' I I f f 'fan -Af '-.rxmwfymzmgmmnv m1a,1l1uUi GLENN GILMORE Aeronautical E11gi11ce1' JEAN GILMORE Teacher JOAN GILIVIORE Arfist-Teachffr BILLIE JUNE GOE Pczfsozznel Direcfo 1, JAMES GOEPPINGER Docfm' HARRY EVEREST GOFF .x JAMES NOIWN Accozuzfebzt LOUANNA Cl2l'!10l'dfi077 LIVLUJJCI' GOLDSMITH GOLDSMITH C0 771 77ZfL'1'C9 CAROLYN GOLLER Secrezfmfy JOHNNY GONZALEZ D1'Hff5171dTL REYNOLDS GORDON Wesi Point JERRYE Goss C05 mm e Design RUSSELL H. GOSSER Machinist JEAN GRANT Stc110g1'aj1hcr ROBERT GREAVES Ae1fo11a1'Liic'al Engi11ec'1' PAT GRANT Law ' V PATRICIA GREEN I I1lLf'l'i0V Decorafor GLEN GREER Navy Air Corps ROGER E. GREIDER M mic Tcrrcbcr BOBBIE GRAY Cl7U7l'liClll E11 ginccr JEAN GRIFFIN Exemlzfizfz' CHARLES CCHUGKJ GROVES Mefallzwgy SETH GRUBBS Dwzfisvffan HARRY XV. GUNTHEROTH PAGE 29 Archizfrct X if W- 5 x A Ri it 9 I I I I - ,X.f. I I 1 1 ' .5 ,Q I H I :KE Til We 5 3 vii f 5,513 1 i ,M ,u,V i i, .,x. Awww I S.,..J I ARTHUR HARRIS 4 2 Aircraft Mechanic A I EARL HARRIS QLQfQQffQf' R- A- F- I Xq 3 ---I WAYNE CHARLES HARSHMAN I Busiiicxs 5 : ,f BOB HART E ,Z :AX .X U Q1-535-A Engmeer Tx LUCILE GEAN HART F Rad io E11z'erfai1ie1' I , COURTLAND HAYMAKER I E, N f 1 E71 gin cer I FV .R ' 4 I : I K I i - X ,L ,J W , 3 ' 'J JEANNE HAYS 1 5 5' 'T'L Aviafrix 3 E12 HESHMON UACKJ HAYWOOD 3 Salexm an WI I fT R DAN C. HELD Aff1fe1f1'isi11g Salesman 2 5 LARRY JOE HENGST J , . . 11 O11 Biismess BILL HEWITT 32? Lawyer , ,wg i kg' W I-.. Wa, A-sf I Og HELEN HEUSTON E Secrefamf 1 ' 1 MARVIN HICKS ' 5 Airjzlane Mechanic f'l X,f,f 3 ANNE HIGGINBOTHAM ' Singer A 1 HERBERT HINZE I Com11'1ercialA1'fisf Lil PAGE 30 GLORIA HAAS N arse WILDA HALEY Swifchboarcl Ojlerafoi' MAXINE HALL Secretary IRENE HALL Gospel Singer ELOUISE I-IALLFORD Music Teacher EMMA LOU HANNIS Social Wo1'ke1' BOB HANNAH Aecoiintanzf DORIS HARKEY N arse DOROTHY MAE HARRINGTON Seams tress ,I mf- DON HOF Eivftrical Engiliovr JIM HOFFMAN AKQVit'71IfIll'iSf FLOYD HOGGATT XX Drafts man L BERTHA HOLCOMB Sc'c'rc'tariai Avroilnfafit CHARLES QCHICKJ HOLDERMAN D!'iI!l'l', C'0l7fI'lll'f0I IMOGENE HOLLAND Sc'L'1'f'tary J. D. HOLLAND fxiflblllllf' II7Sfl'IlllIl'IIf Tl'!'bI1iI'itIlI JOAN HOLSINGER Sl'C'I'l'f!I!'J,' LOYD HONTS 2 ElectrioalEngi11cr'r 5 rw' E 5 BETTE LOU HORNE Journalist MABEL HOUSE C ostnmc Designer DON HOUSER Vl'fC'l'ilI6l!'idl7 HELEN HOWELL Scainstress ROBERT W. HULL Doctor, Engineer ROSCOE HUMPHREY Army Air Corps BETTY HUNT Coinnicfrcial Artist PETE HUNT Af'V0l76l1lftCllI Eiigizicw' GENE HUNTER 5 Army J JOHN HURLBURT Air Corps HARRY HUTCHINSON Raiiio Manager H VASHTI TOBE Social Wo1'fQ EDNA INSCH Aviation MERCEDES JACKSON Musician and Artist DONALD JENKINS Draftsman-Machinist PAGE 31 A .T W-257 w ,sa Usa., D. f ff' Z xxvixil Q YH- 1 91, tv' fn 5 51 J S .v .,f..l I I wi' JJ K. LK N 4 ,, DQ: , gif V 'ATTN VJ 4 mi 7. x W X! Moi, Q- -I Y. 'Q mx l L- .1 Tk, rf VERDA MAE JONES Housewife BILL JUNK Military Engineer PAULA KAGER Journalist EUGENE KEHR Aeronautical Engineer LAWRENCE KEIEEER Maehiuisi MARGARET KELLY N urse MILDRED KELLEY School Teacher PATSY KENNELLY 1 Sfe110g1'aj1he1' ' KENNETH C. KEYS Aireraff Machinist BETTE KIBLER Surgieal N urse BOB KIRSCHNER C heuiieal E11 giueer JOHN KLINE Machinist f V ,,,,, , X EMILII5JA?NE K LHORST Arts aurl Science FRANCES KOONCE Social W01'k,E1' MARION KORGAN Bookheejner PAGE 32 LAWRENCE JERNIGAN Aceouuzfauzf JAMES JEWELL Chemist DICK JOHNSTON Colisfrueiioiz Engineer GERALD JOHNSON Raclio-Drama JOHN JOHNSON E1igi11ee1' WALTER JOHNSON Draf fs man CHARLES E. JONES JR. Petroleum Engineer ESTER JONES Teaehezf TI-IELMA ANN JONES Beauty O lberafor mn, ,V I, 111W,,,,:-wwfmfAwme,wwzm1 ff6-f'q-. JAMES KRAFT Chemical Errgirzeer LOUIS PHILIP KRAFT EleCt1'ifal E17gil1L'f'l' KIRK KUPER Forester MARGE LAMM Secretary HAROLD LAMPRICH W6SfCI'77 Union BETTY MAE LANDRUM Housewife DICK LANGWORTHY IO1l7'l1llIiSf RICHARD LARKEY Machinist BETTIE BEATRICE LAUGHLIN Saleslucly H ouse Work IRENE LINDLE Commercial Artist V6 Mum Aircraft Engineer Nurse H. W. LUCAS A1 mtzon JUANITA LEATHERMAN MARY NELL LEE S6'Cl'6'ftl1'jl HAROLD LEONARD Accourrtpmt GENE W. LEWIS Iozmmlist-Music TED LEWIS Architect BOB LINDE Chemist Q EYQMNQAQRTHA LINDLEY ROY G. LINGO Army Tank Corjls JOHNNY LITCHENBURG NORMA LEE LOWE BETHEL LUCAS Foreign Language-Music HAL LUCKHARDT QQ, QE, T3 Accountant I ' . 1 , Szafffr., ' . A ' . I 7 ' 73 . . mf A V E risk : A L ' V If V Auv. Avulvyva, I .,Q.:,g i:A PAGE 33 BOB LUKKEN Doctor 1 XL ., ! 3 S Q I ' La. yy ' ,Tig yK.....,1 nl- 1 5 x ' E 3 .., , ...: ...MK , M., gd, I CTFX x,..- LQZ. 6 IW,,..L,,iU Q. 3 J I.. I STI 1 if? Mi? We Pvt-W ' ,DMX fue LIE I Iffafwl QPF' V-....'1q..Y.v! I ,...-W..I.-., 5 Q IEW... ,WJ L..., F ei I,,,,g'L Q' W ....L-.......,uin..e 4, .wk - I .C F'-N I s 2 M' 1 3 fig Qi Y 5 I 4 II I H 1 if-I 1......' 1.....z M 5 ,fy H, I V75 ge I 4 Z I 3 S 2 1 . L 4: 2 'Ri M F W VK.. f 5 ,SM I .., r+J.,Q rim, -R- ,,-.xA,T EW X , X. ,S I I E , I I , I I Oil Business JACKIE MCDONALD JACK W. Doctor Stc11og1'apbcr JO ANN MCDONALD Iouriialist MCELROY EARLE MCENTIRE Electrical Work DON MCEVOY Religious Ecliica tion DOROTHY MCFADDEN Stanographer LEOLA MCFARLAND Steiaograjzbcr LOYCE MCHENRY SC'C'I'f'f!ll'37 JOHN MAHAFFEY M cchani cal Engiii ccr ZANNIE MAY MANNING STANLEY Ioitria alist HOWVARD MARLOW Draftsman LAURENCE MARPLE Auditor BETTY MARTIN Model VIRGINIA L. MARTIN Fashion Designer PAGE 34 EARLINE LUSK Hair Stylist DONNA MABEN Nurse PI-IYLLIS MCCABE ROSA LEE MCCLURE Nurse Stenograjaber BONITA SUE MCCOOL Miisic DON MCCORMICK JUANITA MCCORY Aviatrix COI1Z71ZFYFL' MAX MCCORMICK Petroleiiin Eiigiiicer BOB MCDANIEL Sports MARGUERITE MATI-IESON Cor poration Lawyer GENE MAXEY Banking ED MEACI-TAM Animal FIllSI7lll1lIl'jl JAMES MELONE JR. Doctor DELMAR E. MENGER Air Mf'f'l7llIIll' LONITA MEZEL St'!'l'l'f!1!'-1' ARCHIE MILLER Mechanic BILL MILLER Farmer IRENE JOHANNA MILLER Nurse Qi: if W - 2ibiifvZ--2ifi?4liE WM 'Y-if Thi' -- in if B K V ai Q I ..: gl, Y , af- X ' 4 A rs XL. I If .1 1. MADA MILLER Dieiitian MARY ELLA MILLER Veieri11aria11 MARY MADELYN MILLER Prizfafe Secrefary BETTY ANN MITCHELL Dress S190 jr Owner ROSEMARY MITCHELL Surgical Nurse MAURINE MONICAL Sferzographer HARRIET H. MONROE Commercial Artist BILL MONTGOMERY Engineer BETTY LOU MOORE Moclel Clofbes DARLENE MOORE Chemical Research ROBERT E. MOORE A zfiafimz BOB E. MORGAN Mechanical Draffsnzalz CORDELIA MORGAN C0112 merce and Arf MARY LU MORGAN fouwzalisf BOB MORTON Electrical Technician PAGE 35 ROBERT H. OBERFELL Aeronautical Engineer FRED OGLESBY JR. Pefroleuin Engineer ESTELL OLIVER Private Secreiary BILLIE JEANNE OWEN English Teacher MARGARET OWEN Secretary DICK PALMER N aual A rehifeczf PATTY LOU PARKER Secreiary NADENE PARKHURST Saleslaily BERNICE PEARSON ' BILLIE PAYNE Sfylisf Sten0g1'aphe1f BILL QTEXQ PERRY Aeronautical Engineer DONALD PERRY Inferior Decorator CLAYTON S. PETERSON Engineer PEGGY PETERSON N uvse GLADYS PETTAY PAGE 36 Civil Service BILL MOSS Accountant MARILYN MUNSEY En glish Tearher PATSY NASH Pre-school Teacher GEORGE NEAL Afforliey-ai-law ERIK NELSON Aviation BILL NEWI-IOUSE Diesel Engineer EDABETH NEWTON Fine Arts MILTON NOTLEY En gineer GENEVIEVE NUNN Musie Teaclwr LA VONNE PETTY Mc'1'cf9mzrlise1' FRANKIE MAE PIERCE Seerefrzry XVILMA DEAN PIERCE C6lIIC't'I'f Singer BARBARA PILGRIM A rfixf DICK PITCHER E17 gi new' FRANK PITEZEL A l'l'lJfflTf MILLICENT PLUMLEE C0111111e1'r'iaf Arfisf EDITH POOLE N ursc' DOROTHY AUBRA POSTLEWAIT Nurse ' v ,Q Q kk 5 K, A I L .-:I we - I IIII I I, A A IFJI. , ..:: 4 J PM I eeeee .,,. I J V .':: 1. ' ':': 5 J , 4 VZVA A .. L' ' me ft V :':' J I ., Ev I I J A I k ' K I Azvll --:' ' I SW , 'VV ,, , I AA if 3 BETTY POWELL C0111 772 eree JOAN PRATER J01z1'1mlisf FRANK PRATT Machinist PAUL PRATT Pefrolezzm Evzgineer CORA PRICE Aff JUANITA MARIE PRYOR Beautieiun am! Cosmcfieirm JERRY PURVIS Nurse ORVILLE R ADER Ag1'iC1lIf7l1'U KENNETH RAGAN Foresfry Service BETTY RAPIER Navy Nurse RUTH MARIE RAPER JIMMY B. Business Ariis! CAROLYN JEAN RAY Secretary REDDIN JEAN REED Dortor RALPH REEVES Navy PAGE 37 L. JVII- ' I Q QT Q I Q ' -. I I Q 3 In I ' ,:,e,.4,,f,f ff EQLL ,R I 1 ' ' Fx I A f--Av g R I 5: a 1 'I F i , ,,,,.-..,,,,,,X 4 I J--N E I ' I I Q f R 5 ' Pix r 5 ,Q 4 , , 'J L , 1- fig 5 'iv f -.gm ! ,gl fTP P'M'2 I ,A,. I 2 2 E I , 3 I Fr- K4 pg 5 4N,igQ,,r,f 5 , L,.1z'v 1 if T '- F ,.e.-xE,f 3 Y. .,- ...V I 'H-1 I 5 I 5 HV' I , if? I4,,.,,.M,,,x SEL ,i I 1 ' 3 mi 5 M42 j I 1.gif7,P J Q fe- i I AX gf' LQ I 1 2 I 1. I 1 II I f Lf I I f if--1 5 H., XL., I i Q Q 4 5 fl?- 5 I . QF' gl, I I ,ffl 5.4- ELAINE RICHEY Air H oszfess WENDELL RICHMOND Law DORIS LEE ROBERTS Saleslady JOANN ROBERTS Commerce WILLINE ROBERTS Seamsfress DAVID V. ROBINSON Pezfroleiz 711 E11 girieer JOAN ROGERS Commercial Ariisi NORRIS ROLLIER Aceoim fancy BETTY LOU RUSSELL Secretary PAULINE RUSSELL Secretary GUY SATTERLEE Chemical E11 giiieer HARRY E. SCHAD Aocozmzfant JANE SCHILLINGER Commerce DICK SCHINDLER Draftsman ETHEL SCI-IMIDT Housewife PAGE 38 JANE REICHARD journalism BILL REIF Army Piloi DON REMMERS Foresier NELSON RENICK News Photography LEWIS A. RENNE Aircraft Radio TOL'k2l1il'ill11 WILMA AJEAN REYNOLDS Salesgirl ELLEN ANN RHODES Clerk LILLIAN JUDY RI-IOADES Nurse MATIEL RICHARD Commercial Artist ART SCHWENK Arffaifcct FRANCES SCOTT Privnfc' Scfcwfary DAN SEBASTIAN Sfvcl WOl'k.I'l' EDWARD SEMON ES Af'1'011a1lfic'nf El7KQil7t'f'l' DONALD SETSER Mrmzml Arfx TOMMY SHARP U. S. N any AIANICE SHA RUM Faslziou lllzzsfrafor REGGIE SHAXV Lawyw' JOE SHEALTON Elccfrical Evzgineer 'Ik , . 9 -,:- .v:l . .. i .J T I V:'. .'- U MARCIA DORRIS SHERRILL Housewife ELEANOR SHIPLEY Musician TOMMY SHOCKEY Macbinixzf CHARLES SHOULDERS Far1nc'1' FRED SIEBER Musician LOUISE SIMPSON S fm og 1'aj1bc'1' TOMMY SINCLAIR Luwyw' HOWARD SIVADON W1fifl'l' BOB SIVERSON E11 gi 11 cm' KATHLEEN SLEAMAKER Pm'-.w'h0o1 Tt'lll'Z7l'l' BETTE JAYNE SMITH MILDRED Dvsigfzrr' Sf't'l't'ffZl'-Y BOB SMITH Afblvfiv DiI'f'l'lL0l' SMITH RALPH SMITH Pf'fl'0Il'7lII1 Efzgizzcm' HA RRY SMITHLINE Pefrolezmz Engi11ec1' PAGE 39 1 ff A2 5' r' I , Q 3 3 3 i E i R Z ,054 2. 1 1 5 f'n'A ' N P 2 2'-X 4 5 n f 3 iff 3 L, F X 'QQ 1 I 3 6 r-,..,k 1 3 1 1 3 E E , ,.,,,W 5 5 r' 5 i 5 '- 1 Lug Q35 3 : S KM... 5 f k- J RALPH THOMAS Draftsman BOICE THOMPSON Vl'fl?l'j175l!'ilIl7 VIRGINIA MAE TLIOMPSON Sc'c'1'Ufz1ry DOLORES JEAN TINGER Booklaccjzer HARVRIETT TUNNELL C0l7IIlIUl'C'L' JANE TURBETT N zzrsiug KENNY TURPEN QII A 4 L M IlSiC' L VOVO 'OO' A L '15 LAWRENCE VANCE .APl'0lIl1IIfiL'tlI Efigilivfl' ALMA LU VAUGHAN fl C0171 IIZUVCE' , A , . FEA MARTHA HELEN VERNON Illustrator TONI WAHL Nurse BOB WALDREP Busiazvss At177Zil7iSfV!lfi07Z DOROTHY WALKER Cashier WALTON WARD I11sz1la1'i011 Mvffoafzif JOHN WARDEN Chwzziml Ezzgineer BETTY WAREHAM Air Hosfcsx BILL WATSON Ml'l'hH7Iil' ALEX WEA THERS JUANITA WEATHERS Sal 051 all y Weld 01' LILLIAN WEBSTER Vonzlisl LEE WEEDIN MdChil7iSf BETTYE WENDLANDT Rodeo Prfrfornzm' JACK WESTLAKE Fowsfrjf MARJEAN WHITE PAGE 41 Teacher f r i ,, a-- 2 4 ,.- I f L f I Q K I . L Q f 5 I i , ' f I-, ! Q 4 H, Q , 5 i l . 1 L 1 LJ f S Y 1. ,-.x., , .-.. 1 , 1 J 5 !,...J .X 3. Y Q 1 V. ,WJ A. gf glffb si Y 4 X - . P I - Mccbanic Ig? A ---:' I I NOLA WHITESTINE , X I Sf'C1'C'fdl'j' I 'N I LOUISE WIIITTEN I -,, I bV Radio Dramalixf , U AUDREY WILKS ' - S1'r1'c'fa1'ial-AcC011111'ing My Li'y DICK WILLHOU U ' Radio A11110zmc'i11g BILL W. WILLSEY Ac'1'0nauf ical E71gi7'1C'C1' MARY LOUISE XWILSOINI fozuwalist PAT XVILSON Bzzsilzwss Lawyer CARL WRIGHT I , I AL,!'0IIH7Lfif'HI E11 gincfr H - LEONA WRIGHT my ? G0sjJf'lSi11gc'1f IW -If BILL WYRICIQ Meflirinc' V BONNIE JEAN WEAVER If'c',,FoI1i1's DICK YEAGER Miuisiry MARY ELLEN YEAKEY Ariisi PAULINE YECKLEY Sff'110g1'ajJf9c'1' ANN CORALINE YOUNGBLOOD Tf'lI'j1fa011z' Ol7F7'df0l' GLENN ZINK Plnysiriazz SWANNIE QRIILLQ ZINK Alfbifvff LEROY zocc, I EIf'C'III'il'll1 El7gil'75'f'l PAUL STEINBERGER Plooto zapher BETTY JO WILLIAMS Sl'C'7'l'fb1l'j' CLYDE WILLIAMS SILOCJQ111011-Fd1'7?ZC'!' PAULINE WILLIAMS Typisf CARL WILLIS JR. Civil Engineer L L L I I I 3 PAGE 42 SENIOR BOARD FRONT Row, left to right-Maxine Foote, Jayne Kohlhorst, Mildred Kelley, Calvin Axford. Billie Mae Clark. Ann Higginbotham. SECOND Row-Marshall Arky, Bob Siverson, Edward Dick. Reggie Shaw, Zannie May Manning, Jill Zink, Vashti lobe. THIRD Row-Ellis Garlington, Dick Yeager, Evelyn Day, Mary Lu Morgan, Bobbie Bean, J. C. Baker, Jane Schillinger, Miriam Border, Billie Payne, Louise Whitten. FOURTH Row-Dick Langworthy, David Robinson, Floyd Gates, Leslie Clark, Harriet Monroe, James Kraft, Bonita McCool. Emma Lou Hannis. Don Freeman, Austin Doren. Seniors not pictured in preceding pages: Eugene Bishop, Bill Brown, Jim Dalby, Jim Hollingsworth, Lloyd LaMarr. Helen McClain, Margaret Muruhey, Jack Neville. Rosemary Nissley, Frank Redwine, Bobbie Smith. Cecil Smith, Billy Taylor. Jack VanValkenburg. CLASS OFFICERS I9-l-l -42 l9-l-O--ll 1939-40 l'r1'.tiJ1'I1! .. ..... ..iNIARSIlAI,I, ARRY VVENDELI. RICHNIOND ,IOIIN 'IlI.I,SON I'irf 1'ri'.fi.l1'11t ........ REGGIE SHAVV GENE, LEWIS HUB MITRPID' Sffrg'l1u'y ,,,,V, H ,,,,,,,, IVIILI-PRED KEI,I,IfY LOUISE VVI'II'I-,IQEN DOROTIIY BARNES T1'fa,f11rf'1', ,, , ,..,..,, AUSTIN DOREN TOIVI BOYD TOIW BOYD Sur-iglI,'hair111y1i ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,- I ANE SCItIII,I,lNGER ISETTY IO BENNETT AIIIVIA BERRY !.'u:nu'iI RI'f7fl'5I'Illdli'UL' .......,. ....,... I II,I. ZINK DICK STAMPER BOB VVOUDARII SENIOR COMMITTEES ANNQIINCEMENTS -lean Cassis Iames Kraft Dick Langworthy Darlene Moore A N Q CET Louis Edmonson Esther Erhardt vlohn Mahaffey lack IVIcElroy Georgie Neal Billie Payne Betty Lou Russell Dick Stamper Betty Summers BREAKFAST Billy Aston 'I'om Boyd David Clary Robert Greaves VVayne Ilarshman Bill Hewitt Charles jones Margaret lvlurpln-y Frank Pitevel Joan Rogers Ted vlietiriek Virginia Thalman LASS IIIS'I't DRY Don Emmiek Bobbie Gray Ilelen Heuston CLASS MOTTO CI VVinnie Allen I.0is Booth Frances Koonee Earline Lusk IASS POENI Reynolds Gordon Courtland Haymaker IoAnn McDonald Patsy Nash Howard Sivadon PI ,A Y READING Billie Mae Clark Vashti lobe Patsy Nash Edalieth Newton ART CI Floyd Gates Janice Sharum .ASS PROPI-IEHCY -Iohn Campbell Bob Crow Evelyn Davis Margie Garrett Pat Grant SCRAPBOOK Don Doyle .lean Gilmore Ioan Gilmore Herbert Ilinye 'I'yler 'I'e-nnelly SOCI.-XI, Frances Bailey Galen Baldwin Don Betts -loan Ilolsinger Kirk Kuper CLASS SONG Genevieve Nunn Frankie Pierce .Bt-tty june Stonum Rosalie Storm COURTESY Goldie Burns Marg' Duncan ,lean Grant Mercedes Jackson Eleanor Shipley Martha Vernon CHRI STMAS TREE Virginia Baugh Louise Chambers James Goeppinger Hal Luckhardt Vllilma Reynolds Fred Seiber DELMAN DA YS CLASS VVll,I, Bob Ellis Ralph Forester 'lionnny Sinelair lohn XVarden COMM ENCICM IQNI' Bob Hart Clayton Peterson Don Rcmmers Gene Lewis Nlarguerite Matheson FINANCE Maxine Foote Roh Bums VI. D. Holland Bob Carr Nelson Renirk Billy Taylor Patil 'Feel PAGE 43 Don McEvoy jane Reichard FLOVVER AND COLOR Pat Bollmzm Virginia Bristow Harry Schad James Flelune l 0RI'M Alma Berry Mary Margaret Bette Kibler Ed Meacliani Fletcher GlF'I' Phyllis Chaffin Bob Davis Madit- Daniels Phyllis McCabe Bob Smith PARADE AND FLOAT Charles Barnes Pat Grant jayne Kohlhorst Edalu-th Newton SCIIOI,AS'I'IC Iarnes .Iewell Don Meormiek Edward Semones Calvin Axford The 0110 thing that I am 111111111 of is the fart that there is not a man in ,bublizf Ziff today that I a'on't like, most of tlvezn are my good f1'ie11c1'x, fmt tbutfv not going to kfcjn me from faking cz Jig at him when 170 docs SOIlZL'fhi'l'7g 01' says sovnrthirzg ffaolisb.-WIL1- ROGERS. PAGE 44 1 N 1 HOME ROOM 412 FRONT Row, left to right-Wanda Smith, June Shirmer, Georgie Lewis, Bobbie Johnson, Mary Louise Gillespie, Sarah Ryce, Jean Scott, Joyce Thatcher, Helen Glass. SECOND Row-Jean Conkwright, Ruth Parnell, Norma Porter. Bob Morey. Dorothy Herrington, Betty Inman, Mary Evans, June Fellers, Mary Ann Macon. THIRD Row--M. E. Hurst. teacher: Ellen Dunlap, Mary Ellen Weaver, Nelda Brown, Vivian Bass, Jimmie Green, Leslie Wilshire, Glenn Eagon, Miles Simons, Richard Swartz. FOURTH Row- Neva Meeker, John Bridge, George Nicklau, Wayne Gray, Murl Nance, Harold Cundiff, Bob Berry, Bob Henson, Paul Muratet, Joe Wright. HOME ROOM 414 FRONT Row, left to right--Mildred Adkisson, Kathleen Bailey, Patricia Hesser. Betty Joe Bruner, Virginia Brooks. Bonnie Jean Lairmore, Betty Rae Morgan, Gloria Langston, Margie Lee Burgess, Betty Jean Lomo. SECOND Row-Mrs. Elizabeth Valente, teacher: Jack Danner, Jeanne Painter, Leroy Cald- well. Teddy DeMars, Edna Tibbs, Virginia Roark, Bob Adamson, Paul Jacobs. THIRD Row-Carroll Loving, Oliver Sullivan, Roehrn West, Robert Grimm, Helen Stooos, Marie Rust, Lois McGrew, Jack Robinson, Bob Estes. FOURTH Row-Troy Phillips, George Morrell, Lynn Plaster, Howard Deason, Claud Perryman, Gene Donohew, Jim Campbell. Charles Cooper. Robert Todd. PAGE 46 1 A l n V HOME ROOM 312 FRONT Row, left to right-Jackie Murray, Beverly Dickenson, Raymond Peterson, LaVerne Stephens, Norma Pitcock, Betty Kirschner. SECOND Row-Carol Koonce, Carol Larner, Bob Jewell, Cleeta White, Geraldine VanDuyne. Bonni Johnson, Jerry Eagon. 'THIRD Row-Miss Katherine Moran, teacher: Ruby Neal, Joyce Tremayne. Bob Gilmore, Jim Fanning, Betty Durbin, Bob Cottingim, Orelle Smith. FOURTH Row-Igorolthy Guntheroth, Jo Helen Longhurst, Stanley Dixon, Burl York, Richard Roe, Curtis Sturgeon, Edwin oo . HOME ROOM 410 FIRST Row, left to right-Pauline Kitrell. Dorothy Armstrong, Barbara Taylor, Joyce Merritt, Emma Lou Barrow, Dorothy Hewitt, Dorothy Lewis, Eva Marie McLester. SECOND Row-Betty Lou Bennett, Emma Lou Harding, Margery Wible, Norma Tuohy. Patsy Caldwell, Mary Lee Kieser, Benita Cunning- ham, Dorothy Quary, Patti Long. THIRD Row-Betty Lou Ray, Bob D. Crow, Bill Jones, Yvoone Payne, Russell Andrews, Beverly Mince, Thelma Denton, JoAnne Powell. Doris Crutchfield. FOURTH Row- H. A. Dutcher, teacher: Joe Mahanay, Robert Johnson. Bob Payne, C. G. Howard, Frank Nelson, Walter Gardner, Bill Southwick, Bill Daley. l f PAGE 47 t f ru' .Q i i.. : 25471 Iii-ff. s E i i E v km 1 HOME ROOM 209 FRONT Row, left to right-Andrea Cullman, Elise Harrington, Gloria Garrett, Beth Chapman, Phil Knowland. Pauline Harris, Evalyn Moore. Jean Kelly, Dick Gilmore, Ernest Cox. SECOND Row-Fred Harrison, Hilary Mahin, Bob Koons, Leo McCaslin. Lloyd Kidwell, Fred Gray, Loyd Linde, D. E. Chap- man, Charles Holmes, Leonard Bodenhamer. THIRD Row-Mrs. Elsie Allison, teacher: Jack Martin, Velma Kozicki, Lorene Gunnells. Frances Mayo, Elizabeth Byrne, Norma Mercer, Wade Holt. Dave Matthews, Bob Kurtz. FOURTH Row-Jim McVay, Jerry Littrell, Bill Baldwin, Leon de Parlier, Dick Endres, George Andrews. Robert Foster. Bob Mauney, Don Crews, Judith Fowler. HOME ROOM 209 FRONT Row, left to right-Gloria Husted, Imogene Coley, Esther McPike, LaRue Gilligan, Dorothy Duncan, Donnie Sneed, Bonnie Sneed, Martha Ogan, Ann Pollard, Mary Dodson. SECOND Row-Frances Lyons, Erleen Ruby, Geneva Rogers, James Newell. Ralph Stuart, Lorrie Stirling, Frank Poorman, Milo Slater, Frank Woods, Billie Beth Richards, Barbara Berry. THIRD Row-Mary Lynn Cecil, Pat Downing, Jeanette Pratt, Mary Jane Barnes, Polly Remy, Neva Jo Davis, Pat Adams, Ray Driver, George Sullivan, Loren Notley. FOURTH Row-Wesley Pitcock, Sam Pope, Leroy Simms, Jack Roberts, Stanley Wallace, Bill Stallard, Bruce Peterson, Garfield Siverson, Donald Miller, Irma Orten, Russell Weindel. PAGE 48 ll: HOME ROOM 415 FRONT Row, left to right-Betty Lou Gatrell, Shirley Osgood, Dorothy Hall, Jayne Alice Tillotson, Ginger Mahin. Harold Kidd, John Adkison. SECOND Row-Miss Erminie Elms, teacherg Barbara Leonard, Patty Pettit, Lois Sumner, Billie Griffith, Fern Callaway, Joyce Johnson, Elaine Faucett. THIRD Row- Betty Liemberner, Jerry Haffield, Carl Duncan, Tom Sherry, Margaret Mershon, Virginia Wheeler, Don Copeland, Bob Bechtold. FOURTH Row-Jack Vardeman, Walter Pope, Keith Hatheway, Dorothy Maresh, Harry Turner, Edward Foster, Duncan Kimmel, Dick Grove. HOME ROOM 303 FRONT Row, left fo right-Zora Ann Lowder, Linvin Doty, Bill Jernigan, Elnora Berg, C. A. Silver, Charles Claybaugh. Jackie Roden. SECOND Row-Jeanette Runions, Donald Whitney, Clifford Charter, Agnes King, Emmogene Tygari, Fern Shelton, Theda Overdeer. THIRD Row-Lorine Williams. Charlotte Tannery. Sara Lou Penningfon, James Sheets, Sammy Schell. George Fellers. Bill Karr. FOURTH Row- he-ehS. Livingston. teacherg T. C. Kimbro, Harold Marr, Shirley Marrs, Jimmy Shaw, Bill Barnes, Jack i a aney. J PAGE 49 4 HOME ROOM 319 FRONT Row, left to right-Geniva Cross. Marjorie Livingston, Mariorie Johnson, Frances Ashby, Juanita Roberts. Patsy Lou Pence, Camille Pharo. Sara Lou Dirion. SECOND Row-Bob VanDeventer, Reba Estes. Jewellee Hudggens, Geraldine Chism, Jimmie Harris, Joe Moore, Dixie Nichols. THIRD Row- Faye Carney. Ernestine Nubemyer, Lola Champion, Betty Byers, Bob Lanik, Dorothy Maxwell, Gale Ballard, Vernon Vanzandt, Mrs. Marjorie McBurnette, teacher. FOURTH RowYEarl Case, Jamie Keys, Irene Breslin. Betty Jane Ray, Victor Wear, Marvin Francis, A. C. Harrell, Trent Parkinson. HOME ROOM 217 FRONT Row, left to right-Merle Franklin, Tillie Powell, Maxine Duff. Martha Peterson, Colleen Bellmard, Juanita Robinson, Lorene Roughton, Ruth Dotson. SECOND Row-George Phillips, Peggy Garrett, Charles Towry, Betty Clayuool, Jacquita Gay, Eugenia Vincent. Barbara Ferguson, Zelmalea Inlow, Georgia Schwenk. THIRD Row-Mrs. Carolyn Shurtleff, teacherg Bill Wetzel, Reba Harris, Dwight Sandusky, Hubert Higgins, Donald Bossard, Bill Schmeling. Bill Bassett. FOURTH Row-Allan Edwards, Bill Huffman. Lionel Pitcher, Jimmy Sunderland, Bill Ewing, Paul Dick, Kenneth Williamson, D. W. Whitlow, Earl Johnson. PAGE 50 HOME ROOM 315 FRONT Row, left to ri,qhtfJeral Rainwater. Mervyn Smith, Catherine Ann Schiller, Jane Love, Betty Hebeler, Bob Saum, Mary Ellen Werthe. SECOND Row-Mrs. Madge Gibson, teacher: Billie Lindsay, Virginia White, JoAnn Stewart. Fred Atkinson. Joe Willing. Ila Fern Hotline, Barbara Guiles. THIRD Row-Joyce Stevens, Don Forsman, Bette Jane Mooney. Jean Masek, Pat Ludewick, Bill Chronister, Helen Duncan. FOURTH Row-Gene Proper. Bob Aldrich, David Crouch, Charles Heath, David Boesche, Joe Putnam, Charles Wellborn, Jim Smith. HOME ROOM 302 FRONT Row, left to right-Betty King, Lynn Blan, Jean Ray, Pat Tanner, Dorothy Thompson. Vernal Moran, Mary Helen Cottingim. SECOND Row-Jeanice Goe. Jamie Lee Briggs, Emma Lou Roach, Betty Geren, Geraldine Stanton, Pat Cline. James Hull, Doyle Miller, Raymond Walker. THIRD Row-Jack Kerr, Mary Burrage. Cecil Ray, Donald Ryder, Alfred Riker, Paul Williams. Bob Cunningham, George Kubik. teacher. FOURTH Row-Bob Pinion, Tommy Best, Roy Roark, Jerry Swanson, Dick Davis. Bob Dirck. Bob Hodge. Ben Patterson, Eugene Adams. 'W PAGE 51 HOME ROOM 100 FRONT Row, left to right-Maudine Null. Martha Jo Dukes, Billie Mahrie Shaw. Betty Lee Wake, Dorothy Tincun. SECOND Row-Glenna Fogle, Dorotha Thompson. Jackie Sandel, Phil Radcliffe, Nina Lou Williams. Wilma Lee Needham. THIRD Row-Miss Bessie Hiett, teacher: gRosemary Brown, Fred McDaniel, Shirley Lynch. Lina Jane Hallowell, Mary Alice Delo. FOURTH Row-Jeanne Pauly. Joan Sulzbach, Cliff Jewell, Bobby Dorris, Robert DeLong. Ralph Davis, John Hendricks. HOME ROOM 126 FRONT Row. left to right-Neal Cameron, Jack Botz, Orville Eaton, Duane Dawson, J. W. Ogan, Tom Ed Cox. SECOND Row-L. G. Kilmer, teacher: Robert Campbell, Bob Letson, Raymond Wagoner, Charles Berger. Paul Baker. THIRD Row-Eugene Cease, Raymond Pankey. Carl Brown, Charles Schad, Robert Gow. Bud Young. Frank Taylor. PAGE 52 JUNIOR MISCELLANEOUS FRONT Row. left to right-Betty Lue Harvey, Gloria Parker, Margaret Pitcher, Marvorie Newell, Martha Sykes. Colleen O'Conne1l. SECOND Row-Connie Hurse, Joy Mathews. Gloria Brennan, Billie Jane Stevens. Noreen Cooper. Dan Tiffany. Don W. Miller. THIRD Row-Maurine Jahns, Evarae Nord- strom, Ernest Moody. Charles Bowman, Warren Shimeall. Macheta Enochs. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS 19-ll-+2 19-l-0-41 Prvsiriurzt, IDAVID CROUCII Vim Prr.ridz'nl, JOE PUTNAM Sn-rrtary, BILLIE JANE STEVENS Tl'f'l1JlL7'k'7', GERAIIDINE CIIISM Sofia! CllHiVl!IdIl, ELLEN DUNLAP Slzzdwrzl Uuzmril Rf-lnrmlrrzlaliwn, DICK LANUENIIEIM FORUM COMMITTEE Joe Putnam, Chairman Bob Cunningham Jack Lellcy Bob Letson Ernest Moody Margaret Pitcher Jayne Alice Tillotson RING COMMITTEE Dan Tiffany, Chdiflllllll Gale Ballard Ililary Mahin Jr-an Masek 'I'rc-nt Parkinson Robert Todd Mary Ellen VVerthe VVaI'I'en Shirneall P1'!'.TidL'7lf, JACK LELLEY Vine Presidenz, ALICE JUNE HUNTER Sccrrlary, ELLEN DUNIIAP Treasurer, GLORIA PARKER Sofia! Chairm an, JUNIOR CLASS COMMITTEES FINANCE COMMITTEE Geraldine Chism, C1lHil'7IIdll Bill Chronic Noreen Cooper Helen Glass Betty Hebeler Adrian Smith Virginia VVhite DECORATION COMMI'I I'EE Carol Larner, Chairman Russell Andrews Dick Davis Jerry Eagon Carol Koonce Dorothy Lewis Dorothy Maresh PUBLI CITY COMMITTEE Ronnie Roszel, Chairman Beverly Dickenson Domlliy Hewitt Billy 'Taylor PAGE 53 BILLIE JANE STEVENS Sludcnt Counril Rejlrrsmluzifvc, BOB LETSON SOCIAL COMMITTEE Ellen Dunlap, Clllllfllldll Sidney Lee Ginger Mahin Barbara Leonard Joy Mathews Joe Mahanay D. VV. VVlIitlow llUSl l'IlAl,l'IlY l'OlVllWl'Il'I'EE Bob Henson, ChdiI'7ll!lIl Constance Hursc Gene Proper Jeanette Runions Bill Southwick Mzirjoric VVible Ila Fern Hoppe 4 ,, H 4 f' 'X 4 x X L ' .,,4. g ,ef 1 , 1 .xX. f ,1 Sl- . Q lv ' 1423 -Y 'f f xii M73 ,Q N Q X V J g Tl' r i My v flf 2 Q 4 . 1 , 1, 4 ' 5 1 , I se ,KI we J' in wal Q lf i x ,- , ,Q H E -W V I X , 5, af' x X 'ff 1 Hx ow, -. , ff, Q W 'x 1,95 if --fm, fy, ,hy ul -, :L :K ffii X F I Walls are all eight 150 pni your back to so1nel9ocly is fighting yang it keeps you from or like wall you would keep bdCkl11g.LWILL ROGERS. backing any further away from fbE171, anal s01ne1fi1nes makes you fight when if it waseni 2 ,A 'sf f X . PAGE 54 HOME ROOM 317 FRONT ROW. left to right-John Harris, Bob Barge, Claire Nufer, Joe Matofsky. Joe Walker, Festus Watson, Charles DeF1r,Coxy Campbell. SECOND Row-Miss Tommie Barnes, teacherg Marie Lulow, Betty Eyestone, Coleen McCormick, Beulah Whisman, Richard Miller, Dean Ryan, Jim Nelson, Roy Campbell, Maxine Moore, Tommy Floyd, Mildred Roe, Betty Magee, Doris Winger, Frances Jones, Betty Sue Kuntz, Betty Norris. THIRD Row-Virginia Sultzer, Beverly Husky, Pat Bogiind Wanda Pruitt, Virginia Burcham, Margaret Sims, Lois Tubbs, Peggy Dameron, Mary Louise Curd, Constance e or . HOME ROOM 401 FRONT Row, left to right-Jack Smith, Jimmie Dykes, Bob Hoober, John Kilsey, J. W. Bush, Clyde Glover, Leven Jones, Leonard Fidler, Schyler Walker. SECOND Row-Edward Duncan, Robert Sheffield, James Bradfield, Lloyde Rough- ton, Dick Bates, Winston Brymer. Roy Crawford. Opal McAfee. THIRD Row-Miss Christia Allender, teacher, Charlotte Marcear, Loretta Bruner, Lyda Mae Fry, Helen Willard, Catherine Goodsell, Dorothy Roe, Geneva Chufar, Elizabeth Shaver. FOURTH Row-Thomas White, Robert Lee Kraus. Harry White, K. V. Runnels, Carrie Holi, Betty Owen, Juanita Brown. Dorothy Sherrill. HOME ROOM 311 FRONT Row, left to right-Jewel Bruton, Kathryn Kernmler, Dorothy Henson, Eddie Hubbard, Bertha Dickey, Norma Woodruff, Anita Allende, Mary Bohn, Sally Betsworth, Jack Zogg. SECOND Row-Jacqueline Fervoy, Marian Blaicher, Tom Blevins, Harry Bishline, Dan Smith, Dorothy Worley, Carolyn Bickham, Dick Sebastian. Billy Isom, Nils Lago, teacher. THIRD ROW-Colleen Schmeling, Maxine Coatney, Virginia Clymore, Jolayne Warren, Peggy Clevenger, Thelma June Lee, Leon Florence, Carl Lemon, Bobby Leikam, Scott Mumford, Johnnie Queen. FOURTH Row-Carolyn Clisbee, Norma Jean Qnistutz, Bob Hale, Gary Ashmead. Henry Hughes, Joan Lucas, Lucille Burns, Glen Coates, Ralph Rummage, Pete O ertson. PAGE 56 HOME ROOM 206 FRONT Row, left to right-Charlotte Holderman, Della Mae Doyle, Joyce Stanfield, Thelma Haley, Jacqueline Chism, Norma Jane Pittman, Shlrlee Wilson. SECOND Row-Mary Rose Carnahan, Joan Kendall, Joan Hamrick, Mary Alice Parks, Patty Hambric, Lois Davenport, Sara Maupin. THIRD Row-Mary Jo Kama, Mavis Knutsen, Marilyn Cone, Marisue Meyer, Patsy Shepard, Juanita Wyse, Joyce White. FOURTH Row-Miss Bertie Hammond. teacher: Glenna Fay Smith. Jessie Horton, Jerry Templeton, June Smith, Carol Blair, Anne Schindler, Barbara Wilkerson, Frances Moore. HOME ROOM 310 FRONT Row, left to right-Bebe Hardacre, Bet.ty Seifried, Robert Blevins, Helen Geiger, Betty Waller, Violet Schoonover, Jayne Thalman, Janice Vinall, Sam Wilson. SECOND Row-Mrs. Clara Riley, teacher: Bette Lowe, Marion Chapman, Horace Goodson, Betty Tate, Margie Winburn, Kiowana Walker, Olga Millard, Virginia Paul, Virginia Mason. THIRD Row+Louis Thach, LaVerne Henry, Merle Crinpin, Betty Ramey, Louise DeFoe, Marquita Kelley, Jackie McCarter, Anna Bell Summerlin, Mildred Parker, Patricia Dotson. FOURTH RowsMildred McKinney, Meri Alice Field, Lois Parker, Betty Poyner, Fay Mooney, Virginia Buinbalow, Billie Neil, Donald Rubottom, Edwin Robinson, Bob Lucas. HOME ROOM 400 FRONT ROW, left to right4Jean Langworthy, Roy Nye, Elizabeth Stoppard, Eugene Crabtree, Jake Ansel, Wanda Van- Deventer, Bettie Anderson, Mary Lou Brown, Beverly Fleisher, Nancy Bragg, Nancy Taylor. SECOND Row-Margaret Mor- gan, Aileen Wilcox, Jack Hoppe, Lois Ann White, Betty Kanaday, Adalee McKenzie, Jean McClelland, Anna Belle Hoff- man, Mary Francis Titus, Doris Cook. THIRD Row-Emil Schellstede, teacher, Bill Grosclose, Buddy Garrett, Harold Kid- well, Jimmy Brown, Herbert Farrimond, Roger Kaufmann, Kirk Numan, Bob McMackin. Raymond Williams, Raymond Gamble. FOURTH Row-W. E. Davis, Albert Lukken, Earl McCorkle, Earl Senn, Marion Kelly, Floyd Goumay, Earl Harbi- son, Walter Derrick, Roland Bruner, Jim Wilkerson, Bill Westlake. PAGE 57 5 2 EF: '!TiifSi11'Av'7-XS . .if vp- 5.::'.f..' ' :.zf:.2':f .av g:ff,:aa5fzQw. me :a 1: it I ,mea- azzcazaaaa. .Q WL, gg HOME ROOM 201 FRONT Row, left to right-Ted Anderson, Leon Bevins, Helen Kirkpatrick, Pauline Griffith, Martha Bell Thompson, Forrest Smith, Sadie Crofford. SECOND Row-Phyllis Kifer, Bette Lou Gannon, Donald Landrum, Dorothy Antry. Joan McFadden, Irene Ahlborn, Miss Jeanette McDaniel, teacher. THIRD Row-Joyce Butler, Betty Jean Todd, Bill Martin Nelson, Patricia Adams, Phyllis Barr, Ollie Robinson, Howard Mitchell. FOURTH Row-Rita Tinger, Lucille Combs, Norman Taylor, Jack Cross, W. S. Blackburn, Robert Burdick, Edward Scott, Kent Atkinson. HOME ROOM 506 FRONT Row, left to righteLaura Mae Thurman, Velma Young, Bonnie Jean Kelley, Wanda Sevier, Gloria Martin, Bettie Jane Miller, Peggy Fowler. SECOND RoWwBilly Strickland, Herman Stephens, Eugene Sappington, Dewayne Robison, Jean Randall, Virginia Spiker, Bobbie Mayfield. THIRD Row-Sam Bellmard, George Pratt, Jack Lawwill, Herschel Stephens, Howard Putnam, Cecil Calvert, Cecil Barnett. FOURTH Row-Mrs. Louie M. Rawlings, teacher, Bob Oswald, Bill May, Bill Bryant, Wayne Wallace, Tom Hurst, Bill Miller, Paul Willis. HOME ROOM 122 FRONT Row, left to right-Betty Sue Brocato, Joyce Mahin, Eunice Welch, Wendell Baker, Ben Cooley, Emily Ruth McQueen. SECOND Row-Katheline Griffith, Doris Robinson, Robert Montgomery, Frances Burchalter, Thomasina Fallis, Earlene Graves, Betty Wa1.son. THIRD Row-Mary Lou Runnels, Warren Meeks, Patty Belnap, Perry Schoonover, George Hughes, Robert Ridley, Alvin Kobel. FOURTH Row-E. E. Boyd, teacher, Ross McDermitt, Charles Jackman, Jean Padget, Jacqueline White, Walter Jacobs, Earl Owens. PAGE 58 HOME ROOM 101 FRONT Row, left to right-Alice Lindley, Virginia Todd, Harold Adams, Wilma Jean Gepnelt, Eugene Freeman, Betty Jo Muirheid, Elizabeth Wallace, Mary Bauldrige. SECOND Row-Wilma Thompson, Jack Wynn, Jerry Karr, Douglas Pogue, Roberta Allison, Edyth Nash, Patsy Jo Cridland, Jeanne Ann Stites, Miss Kathleen Beegley, teacher. THIRD Row-Eugene Moore, Jack Heath, Jim Cluff, James LeFurjah, Tommy Grant, Neal Hilton. Frank Conkwright, Maryle Daw, Peggie Parkinson. FOURTH Row-Betty Hugh Vandeventer, John Saunders, Harold Jennings, Colin Campbell, Jim Pollard, Gene Morris, Billie Jane Moore, Dan Ecker, Bill Cease. HOME ROOM 313 FRONT Row, left to right-Thomas Sherrow, Wanda Arnold, Damus Mouser, Celeste Hof, Charlotte Rhodes, Betty Tucker, Ouida Gordon. SECOND Row-Margie Morton, Geraldine Work, Donald Norris, O'Netta Scoggin, Gerry Reese, Joan Shields, Tom Vardeman, Bill Farley, Pat Mace. THIRD Row-Bob Bland, Sammy Chalmers, Joyce Woods. Emma Dugan, Wayne Smith, Donald True, Manville Stevenson, Dorothy Robinson. FOURTH Row-Mary Haas, Bobby Earle, W. D. Henson, Bob Wood, Jim Stumn, Billy Cassidy, Billy Woodford, Leo Howard, teacher. HOME ROOM 214 FRONT Row, left to right-Norma Lee Cantrell, David Carson, David Smith, Virginia Thompson, Norma Lea Barclay, Lelia Tuttle, June Mclnnes, Harriet Bancroft. SECOND Row-Gordon Walker, Burton Moore, Pattilue Handy, Lois Fergu- son, Ernie Metcalf, George Handlin, Beverly Haymaker, Jane Baty. THIRD Row-Jerry Brown, Rosemary Chancey, Dar- lene Heicksen, Mary Ann Pallein, Halina Stasik, Mildred Fry, Iwilla Doty. Mary Lou Cleveland, Jean Henninger. FOURTH Row-Charles Powell, Bob Kerr, Jack Carlson, Pat Schroeder, Barbara Burch, Mary Lou LaRue, Bill Kirberger, Donald Pitcock, Mrs. Pauline Perry, teacher. ,5Q 3 , I i f I H . ii 5 9 't it - it 1 I I 2 PAGE 59 HOME ROOM 300 FRONT Row, left to right-Norma Lou Johnson, Juanita Hill, Dorothy Mershon, Norma Jean Jarboe, Sylvia Reynolds. SECOND Row-Jacqueline Blake, Bettie Holbert, Elizabeth Longhurst, Billie Ruth Jones, Carlyse Cole, Pat Morsani. THIRD Row-Mrs. Ora Mayberry, teacher: Mary Jane Russell, Helen Jenkins, Gloria Jeanne Smith, Kathleen McGuire, Jean Ellen Arnold. FOURTH Row-Jean Patterson, JoAnn Hale, Joyce West, Doris Moore, June Plowman, JoAnn Cameron. HOME ROOM 119 FRoNT Row, left to right-Dan Rhoads, Eddie Horn, Howard Wilson. Donald Iverson, Bill Hendricks, Claron Snider. SECOND Row-Charles Robinson, Marion Strickland, Jack Payne, Irving Fenster, Gus Buske. THIRD Row-S. L. Gunderson, teacher: Monte Jones, Don Dyess. Bill Kimmel, Gene Burns, Leo Roberts. FOURTH Row--Richard Bradford, Bill Shockey, Clayton Richardson, Dick Dannenberg, Ray Creason. HOME ROOM 407 FRONT Row, left to right-Norma Lee Rapier, Louise Beck, Bill Oliver, Carol Shuttee, Helen Housley, Tom Holland, Betty Heidinger, Beverly Carter. SECOND Row-Mrs. Emma Lee Morris, teacher: Dorothy Weaver, Carol Ella Lisle, Bill Schell, Fred McCann, Phyllis Freise, Paul Russell Smith, Virginia Bork. THIRD Row-Jack Fees, Carol Clayton, Allan Orrick. Mary Jane Yeager, Bob Buttry, Jack Webster. Johnnie Lou McCarroll, Barbara Funk, Jeanne Tinsley. FOURTH RowhBob Mitchell, Wayne Gent, Charles Hannis, Max Burk, Glenn Alldredge, Arthur Mauldin, Bill Knott, Georgia Carter, Don Louvier, Alice Howerton. PAGE 60 X 1 Sh. N, , . .... M. ia., .,.,.. . FRONT Row, left to right--Yvonne Davis. Matricia SECOND Row-Earl Hogard. Charles Blackard, Don Lloyd. Hatfield. Lolita Hambleton. Hans Christensen, Dick T'h0mDSOH. Sophomore Miscellaneous DONALD LLOYD October 16, 1924 january 17, 1942 Donald entered Will Rogers l-ligh School in September, 1940. l-le was a member of Mrs. Louie Rawlings' Sophomore home room. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Plil'5iilL'llI,,, ,, ,,,, ,, Vin' Prr.fidant, , Srfretary ,,,,,,, ,,,,, T!'VtlJ1l7'EI' ,,,,,,,,,,, , .,,,,,,,,,.,,,,, ,,,. . Sarial Chairman ,,,,,,,,, , ,, , Stzzdmzi Coanfil Rrj11'L'5z'nlaliQ1c HERBERT EARR1MoND TOMMY GRANT EUNICE VVELCH ToM HURST KATIIRYN KEMMLER ToMMY JOHNSTON SOPHOMORE CLASS COMMITTEES Moore, Betty Jo Eyestone Juanita Sullivan Ed Gully. Joe Hendricks THIRD Row Harold SOCIAL COMMITTEE Kathryn Kc-xninlcr, Chairman Beverly Carter Bob Kirberger Putty Ilainhric 'Lmnmy VVhite llarry VVhile Lois Tubbs Jack Cross ART AND COLOR COMMITTEE Emily McQueen, Chairman le-an Patterson Huh Vvright Marilyn Cope Glenn Church SCRAP BOOK Norma Lee Cantrell, Chairman Beverly Husky -loyce VVc-st June Plowrnan FORUM COMMYIVTEE Bob McMackin, Chairman Laura Mae Thurman lohn Harris Merle Crippin Bob Barge Joe Matofsky Frances jones COURTESY COMMITTEE Jayne Thalrnan, Clzairman Raymond Vllilliains Janice Vinall ,lack Hoppe MUSIC COMMITTEE Robert Lamm, Chairman Glenn Church lune Smith Alerry Carr Dorothy Mt-rshon Marie Lulow PAGE 61 PARAD E COM M I'I I'EE Irving Fenster, Clzairman Mary Lou LaRue loan Cameron Darlene Ile-icksen ,loe Matofsky joe Ilendricks PLAY COMMI'I I'EE Dean Ryan, Chairman Colleen McCorini1'k I-Ialina Stasik Lois Ferguson Jane Baty Elizabeth Longhnrsl Harold Adams Billy Isom Bebe Hardacrc Ted Anderson Jimmy Robinson Horace Goodson 'I'oin:ny Ilollund SENIOR PATRONESSES FRONT Row. left to right-Mesdames N. N. Bollman, R. B.McDonald, Stella Berry, M. R. Billington, A. J. Halley, Victor A. Iobe, J. J. Chambers, N. A. Thompson, A. L. Wilks. SECOND Row-Mesdames C. E. Doren, Jess Vernon, Jake Arky, C. N. Wright., G. C. Siverson, C. C. Hurlburt, P. E. Mahaffey, Guy C. Tetirick, A. L. Day. THIRD Row-Mesdames H. H. Brown, C. H. Heuston, Pauline C. Keaton, O. S. Holsinger, B. O. Langworthy, G. E. Greider, S. H. Rogers, S. V. Nunn. FOURTH Rowq-Mesdames Paul Burns, M. J. Kraft, W. R. Junk, R. M. Johnston, R. G. Fletcher, R. R. Stamper, H. T. Marble, O. H. ac son. JUNIOR PATRONESSES FRONT Row, left to right-Mesdames R. F. Barrow, Frank R. Pauly. Trent Parkinson. Levi Henson, O. B. Hall, C. E. Foster. SECOND Row-Mesdames E. J. Cline, Vernon Crouch, J. Rae Dunlap, C. R. Downing, C. R. McVay, R. E. Byers. THIRD Row-Dr. C. B. Manley, Mesdames I. T. White, G. A. Smith, E. R. Briggs. E. J. Lawyer, C. J. Harry, Miss Stella Gart- 111311. SOPHOMORE PATRONESSES FRONT Row, left: to right-Mesdames T. G. Grant, H. D. Mahin, J. A. Montgomery, Lyman Nelson, Everett Ryan, E. E. Horn, J. H. Tubbs. SECOND Row-Mesdanies Clyde Morton, F.H. White. Guy McMackin, W. J. Meyer, W. C. Larnm, F. J. Leikam, D. P. Ecker, G. L. Holland. THIRD Row-Mesdames B. L. Westlake, Orrin S. Oswald, Arthur Baty, W. A. Leak, R. M. Dannenberg, E. L. Hoggard, W. L. Schoonover, C. L. Fidler. FOURTH Row-Dr. C. B. Manley, Mesdames S. C. Can- trell, J. W. Plowman, C. J. Smith, Homer Mauldin, James B. Davis, B. Kemmler, L. E. Goodson, Miss Lola B. Trusty. PAGE G2 Pff. A. Executive Board FRONT Row. left to right-Mesdames S. F. Jones, E. M. Lusk. Everett Manning, Earl Stamper, John Chism. SECOND Row-Mesdames C. E. Duncan, M. E. Jarboe, G. E. Greider, L. E. Goodson, Dr. Roy E. Mane-val. THIRD Row-Mesdames Walter Donohew, Wilcox Chambliss, O. S. Holsinger, James P. Melone, G. L. Remmers. FOURTH Row-Dr. C. Benton Manley. Me-sdames E. L. Boyd. Ben H. Davis, L. R. Martin, C. I. Hannis, Miss Stella Gartman. 1 We ougbf fo sci by zz day of fbIlllkXgiZf'i'IIg, blessing fbe Atlantic and Przfifir CJCFIIIIS for fheir splcwflid j'lLf1g7lZClZf in lomzfing where fhey did.-WILL ROGERS. PAGE 63 Girls' Forum Officers ZANNIE MAY MANNING JANE BATY Presiilent Sophomore Vice Presielenz' MRS. PAULINE C. KFATON BILLIE JANE STEVENS SDOIIXOI' junior View Prexirtent Personally I etorft like jokes that get the higgest laugh, I like one, where, you are with a friemt ami you hear it it makes on think, an' ou hurl e our riemt an' say: 'Hels ri fht ahozit that., I would rather have f 37 37 3' Bt , S you clo that than to laugh-anal then forget the next minute what you laughed vit.-WILL ROGERS. PAGE 64 x ' , a ,f X , 5 f W K, f x I QX . Y , .S Ei I1 Q f A Band Since Apollo first plucked a string stretched across a turtle,s shell, man has been fascinated by the queer sensations of music. Savage tribes use very crude instruments, while a modern band has at its command the latest instruments that man has made. Technique with these instruments has to be developed by individual mem- bers, then they are given training to coordinate this technique with others to form harmony or symphonic effects. Either of these two trainings is difficult in itself and they are doubly difficult to master together. One organization which has mastered these fundamentals is our own Will Rogers High School Band. Conducted by Richard Knox, these musicians displayed their ability at foot- ball games, assemblies, basketball games, and their annual concert, March 13. Marching technique is one of the band,s outstanding achievements. This has required hours of practising from 7:00 till 8 :30 every morning during foot- ball season. Gloria Parker Was elected band queen, J. D. Holland, captain, Dan Carter, first lieutenant, John Mahaffey, second lieutenant for clarinetsg Carl Wright, horns and baritonesg Jimmy Martin, big reeds, and Bill Chronic, cornets. V W 1 V, rn- - ..n la t.1 t t 5+ .. . if 'i avg! fill PAGE 66 'W' CORNETS Mangine Foote Homer Charlton Bill Chronic Don Copeland Jim Haney J. D. Holland Earl Johnson Warren Kesselring Wayne Maloney Bill Schmeling George Stewart Ralph Stuart Paul Teel OBOES Kent Atkinson Stanley Dixon BASSOONS James Kraft Jack Lelley SAXES- 7 fBe7tty' Raiiieri H Joe my A TO SAXES B a n d RICHARD KNOX, Director GLORIA PARKER, Baud Queen ALTO CLARINETS George Cassidy Horace Goodson CLARINETS John Mahaffey Gene Barber Claire Billington Bob Burton Jerry Carr Ray Creason Ralph Davis James Fanning Betty Lou Gatrell Bruce Hall John Hendricks Robert Lamm Earle MeEntire Mary Ellen Miller Robert Montgomery Trent Parkinson Raymond Peterson Dick Pitcher Sam Pope Fred Sieber Betty Vandeventer Jack Westlake Ted Anderson CHIMES Adrian Smith Bob Wright BASS CLARINETS Charles Groves Edgar Christy FLUTES Jimmie Martin Mary Lee Daw Phil Knowland Sidney Lee June Mclnnes Phil Nelson FRENCH HORNS Bob Gilmore Dan Ecker Tom Holland DRUMS ' Gene Lewis F Colin Campbell Z Eddie Horn Gerald Johnson Bobby Pierce gf Douglas Pogue jeral Rainwater Jerry Rainwater Virginia Wheeler BARITONES Carl Wright Rodney Day V Norman Harry DA, Loyd Linde Howard Marlow Ifeofgg pmt TROMBONES C au aggs Russel Crall BASSES A George Brite Bob Linde Dan Carter Don Bossard' C Bill Coates Rower Greider Orville Eaton s D . Don Setscr Jim Hoffmaxw David Smith Clifford Woodruff TYMPANI Gene Lewis Frank Riesinger BELLS Duncan Kimmel Bob Wright PAGE 67 Orchestra The Will Rogers High School orchestra, under the direction of Richard Knox, has played for assemblies, dramatic productions, and radio broadcasts. Their largest assignment was the annual Round-Up February 26, 27, and 28. Music appreciation is taught during the orchestra period each Monday. Records from the music library are played to further encourage the appreciation and recognition of good music. Officers are Bob Linde, president, and Betty Lue Harvey, secretary. FIRST VIOLINS Marjory Cutting Jack Lelley Betty Lue Harvey Jean Curtis James LeFurjah Duncan Kimmel SECOND VIOLINS Helen Kirkpatrick Clifford Woodrui Hoarce Goodson Edna Beth Chapm HH HORNS Paul Staggs Bob Gilmore Howard Gilmore Dan Echer TROMBONES Dan Carter Bill Coates CORNETS Bob Smith Maxine Foote lf LUTES Phil Knowland Harold Cundiff Glenn Eagon CLARINETS Gene Barber Betty Lou Gatrell SAXOPHONES Betty Rapier John Hendricks Paul Teel BASS CLARINET Russel Crall .l- D- Holland Charles Groves CELLO PIANO BASSOON Betty Hugh Vandeventer Harry Goff James Kraft DRUMS BASS VIOLINS QBQE5 Colin Campbell Bob Linde Kent Atkinson Bobby Pierce Loyd Linde Stanley Dixon PAGE 68 FRONT Row, left to right-Jack Lelley, Jack Culley, Ray McClure, Bill Byers, James singer, Norman Harry, Larrel Shaw. Norman Brown, Carl Lee Wright, Donald Stewart, Jerry Hall, Cliff Woodruff, Joe Keith. SECOND Row-Richard Knox,directorg John Kerr, Bob Wright Arnold Church, Harry Smithline. Sidney Lee. Kenny Turpin, Loyd England, Homer Charlton Claire Billington, Lester Allen, Billy Chambliss, Harold Stewart, Fred Sieber, James Mooney. Edgar Christy, Dick Langenheim, Bill Chronic, Glenn Church, Adrian Smith, Carl Wright, Dick Greider, John Mahaffey. Norris Rollier, Bob Linde, Jack Callaghan, Billy Taylor, Don Emmick, Kenneth Gammon. FOURTH Row-Fred Cummings, Ray Hartwig, Russel Crall, Howard Marlow, George Stewart, Wayne Stillmaker, Warren Kesselring, Paul Staggs, Jack Haywood. David Robinson, Lamm, Milo Brown. Bill Coates, Charles Groves, Phil Nelson, Jim Robison, Jim Martin. Boys' Glee Club 1 Organized for fun and entertainment, developed by a group of cooperating members, the Boys' Glee Club of Will Rogers High School stands forth in musical organizations as a talented chorus. One reason for their success and achievement is that membership is voluntary and no unwilling Worker is made to sing when he does not wish to do so. Thus one hundred per cent cooperation is the goal of achievement for this club. The club was organized by Richard Knox and George Kubik in 1940 and has grown rapidly in numbers and in reputation. A small library of vocal music has recently been acquired, including a Tramp- ing Song, dedicated to the Boys' Glec Club. These musicians present a short program with the band in the annual concert. D PAGE 69 A Cappella Choir From the time that the A Cappella Choir of Will Rogers High School first appeared in their royal blue and gold robes until their last Amen has died away, they command attention and respect from their audiences. Secular music would soon become sacchrine if sung continuously, so a carefully selected and planned program of music of various types, both sacred and secular, are sung by the group. They have sung at numerous places in the city and have broadcast several pro- grams. The choir is composed of sixty-six members and is directed by George Oscar Bowen. Bruce Conrad presides as president, Billy Taylor, first vice president, Joe Ben Brocchus, second vice president, Betty June Stonum, secretaryg Billy Chambliss, librarian, and Julia Church, student council representative. FRONT Row, left to right-Betty June Stonurn, Eleanor Shipley, Verda Mae Jones. SECOND Row-Mary Frances Anderson. Julia Church, Frances Koonce. THIRD Row-Marticia Moore, Mary Jane Russell, Beth Lawyer, FOURTH Row--Lina Jane Hallowell, Genevieve Nunn, Bethal Lucas. Firrn Row-Jeanne Pauly, Irene Hall, JoAnn Hale. SIXTH Row-Jean Patterson, Patricia Morsani, Kathleen Mc- Guire. SEVENTH Row-Kathleen Sleamaker, Carlyse Cole, Dorothy Mershon. EIGHTH Row-Wayne Shanks, Loyce McHenry, Marjory Cutting, Annelle Brown, Maxine Hall, Jean Arnold, Lucille Hart, Maudine Null, Norma Lou Johnson. NINTH Row- Harry Smithline, James Melone, Billy Byers, June Plowrnan, Wilma Pierce, Bonita McCool, Jack Culley, Jerry Melone, Carl Lee Wright. TENTH Row--Kenny Turpin, Joe Brocchus, Lester Allen, Marie Lulow, Frankie Pierce, Leona Wright, Arnold Church, Billy Chambliss, Loyd England. ELEVENTH Row-Norris Rollier, Irene Breslin, Billy Taylor. TWELFTH Row-Tommy Johnston, David Robinson. THIR- TEENTH Row-Fred Cummings, Bruce Conrad, Ray Hartwig. PAGE 70 AccoMPAN1sTs-Mary Lee Kieser, Joan Holsinger. FRONT Row, left to right-Virginia Barnes, Beverly Dickenson, Gloria Langston, Juanita Brown, Paula Kager, Joy Tenney, Richard Knox, director. SECOND Row-Frankaleen Seely, Bonnie Jean Kelly, Charlotte Marcear, Geneva Chuford, Martha Lindley, Betty Jane Miller, Beverly Mince, O'Netta Scoggm. Tr-mm Row-Lolita Hambleton, Jean Randall, Jo Ann McDonald, Annabelle Hoffman, Pat Caldwell, Loretta Bruner, Mau- rine Jahns, Adalee McKenzie, Doris Cook, The Girls' Glee Club plays an important part in the musical activities of Will Rogers High School. This organization is an outlet' for girls who Wish to sing. Members pride them- selves on the fact that they can sing all types of music, from the classics to the most modern arrangements. The Glee Club has met with favor both in school assemblies and on public entertainment programs. Membership is open to any girl in Will Rogers. Meetings are presided over by Joan Holsinger, presidentg and Maurine Jahns, secretary-treasurer, with Richard Knox, director. v 1 T' l , 2 A f il' ,C , E ,- FLY ALJ, .. W lx ff 'XX P5 Ml .WA Y J ,x fi I s Girls' Glee Club i Jil' lvl: ' s f Z1 K N, r vs I if 4 'x he ..,. .-,.,.-, ...X i i ifirm ' Egg! l s ..,.,. 4 il WJ, . fl ing 1,41 f 5 V .... .X ,U I v :V ',- nf fa J -.kr .K-L R z K 1 l x iv Q i X K R I ',,..-. .J 1 v -N i 1 V-: 4 , Q I 5 ! 1 in I :lon zf know wloy we bale to go, we know it s lvezfzfer there. Maby it s because we l7d1!61'L,f done a1zy1flJi1zg that will live after we are g0116'.--VVILL ROGERS. PAGE 71 ,.:..,f 4 hrs ga., . x f F17 -1.-,,.J 'mx all Mixed Chorus FRONT Row. left to right4Bi1lie Ruth Jones, Patsy Pence, Eris Carey, Marilyn Munsey, Ester McPike, Jackie Blake, Martha Jo Dukes, Juanita Hill, Elizabeth Longhurst, Yvonne Davis. Billie Mae Clark, pianist: Virginia Bork, Richard Knox, director. SECOND Row-Bettie Holbert, Geraldine Chism, Patsy Nash, Betty Jo Calvert, Helen Jenkins, Ethel Schmidt, Gloria Smith, Elaine Richey, Bette Kibler, Rosemary Nissley, Coraline Youngblood, Betty Powell. THIRD Row-Roy Aston, Donald Stewart, Paul Russell Smith, Bob Bancroft, Betty Byers, Joyce West, Lillian Webster, Doris Moore, Billie Jean Owen. J. Mac Donovan, Harold Stewart, Bobby Pierce. FOURTH Row-Charles Groves, Milo Brown, Dick Thompson, Jack Haywood, Warren Kesselring, Jack Callaghan, W. S. Blackburn, Clair Billington, John Dingle, Wayne Stillmaker, George Brite, Jimmy Terrill, Bill Coates, Howard Marlow, Eugene Bishop. Singing for fun might Well be the slogan for the Will Rogers High School Mixed Chorus. Looking for the good in music and enjoying it when they find it is the ultimate goal of this organization. Recordings of great symphonies are played Weekly with an analytic score to study. Thus, learning how simple music really is, the members of this Mixed Chorus become a part of the myriad musicians enjoying the art of singing by singing the songs of Schubert, Stephen Foster, and other composers. Richard Knox, conductor, outlines plans for a Well-rounded and balanced musical, cultural, and historical course of vocal, as Well as instrumental music. More people should work for their Cl'i7171C1' insfwzcl of d1'essi11g for if.-WILL ROGERS. PAGE 72 Courtesy Service Club FRONT Row, left to right-Imogene Coley, Barbara Berry, Jean Grant, Pauline Kitrell, Harriet Tunnell, Carolyn Goller, Harriet Bieberick, Billie Rae Evatt. SECOND Row-Betty Wareham, Betty Lou Moore, Frances Koonce, Margaret Pitcher, Betty Lou Russell, Mary Frances Anderson, Elaine Richey, Thelma Ann Jones, Margie Garrett. THIRD Row-James L. Goff, sponsorg Eris Carey, Helen Glass, Dorothy Tincup, Reba Harris, Peggy Garrett, Evelyn Moore, Coraline Youngblood, Helen Howell. FOURTH Row-Art Schwenk, James Duke, Peggy Peterson, Nora Nell Farnsworth, Billie Payne, Margaret Mershon, Barbara Pilgrim, Pete Hunt, Bob Cunningham. The opening days of Will Rogers High School saw the organizing of the Courtesy Service Club, under the direction of James L. Goff, and now it is one of the foremost service organizations in the school. This club has brought about a better understanding of student responsibilities and has helped to establish a spirit of cooperation. Officers of the club for 1941-42 are Betty Wareham, presidentg Peggy Garrett, secrctaryg Billie Rae Evatt, treasurerg and James L. Goff, sponsor. There is one ibirzg a vmiion Clll1,If accuse us of-that is secret diplomrzcy. Our foreign dealings are an open Ieoolz-generrrlly zz cheek book.-WILL ROGERS. PAGE 73 Advertising Board FRONT Row, left to right-Norma Lee Cantrell, Elizabeth Shaver, Carol Shuttee, Carolyn Goller, Phyllis Chaffin, Patty Hambric, Mildred Kelley, Gerald Johnson, Jack Lelley, Bob Hart. SECOND Row-Joyce Stevens, Dorothy Thompson, Marion Chapman, Billie Mae Clark, Betty Liemberner, Rosalie Storm, Dorothy Tincup, Tommy Grant, Herbert Farrimond, Jack Botz. THIRD Row-Miss Evelyn Osborn, sponsor, Mary Louise Wilson, Charlotte Tannery, Mary Ellen Yeakey, Bob Burton, Jo Ann Powell, Ellen Dunlap, Charlotte Cruce, Mildred McKinney, Emily McQueen. FOURTH Row-Louis Edmonson. How- ard Sivadon. Jamie Keys, Charles Holmes, Bill Kimmel, Edna Insch, Emma Lou Hannis, Jean Masek, Claire Nufer, Bobbie Mayfield, Bobby Earle. The Advertising Board has finished another year of advertising, publicizing, and selling tickets for all the musical, dramatic, and athletic events at Vfill Rogers, thus cooperating With all departments of the school. The Board is made up of one member from each of the forty-two home rooms and an Executive Board. On the Executive Board were Millicent Plumlee, Mary Ellen Yeakey, and Marion Chapman, representatives from the Art department, Mary Louise Wilson, Jane Reichard, and Norma Mercer, from the Journalism department, Bob Hart, Dick Willhour, and Joan Holsinger from the Speech Arts department. Officers for 1941-42 Were Bob Hart, president, Jack Lelley, vice president, and Patty Hambric, secretary. Miss Evelyn Osborn served as faculty sponsor. Tulsa is ez suburb, within easy clriifing clisfance from Clu1'e1u01fc,s main street. -WILL Romans. PAGE 74 Literariat FRONT Row, left to right--Paula Kager, Joan Prater, LaVonne Petty, Billie Mae Clark, Evelyn Davis, Vashti Iobe, Cora Price, Leslie Clark. SECOND Row-Pat Grant, Mary Louise Wilson, Zannie May Manning, Louise Whitten, Miriam Border, Janice Sharum, Mrs. Elizabeth Valente, sponsor. THIRD Row-Louis Edmonson, Gene Hunter, Alma Berry, Marjean White, Bi1l.y Taylor, Dick Langworthy, Calvin Axford, Lloyd LaMarr. FOURTH Row-Don Freeman, Tyler Tennelly, Courtland Hayrnaker, Howard Sivadon. Wendell Richmond, Reggie Shaw, Bob Hart, Marshall Arky, Jack Haywood. Nor PICTURED -Charles Daugherty, Dick Stamper. Cooperation between the Creative Writing Class and the Rogers student body has made possible the publication of the second issue of the Literariat, Will Rogers High School literary magazine. The magazine was prepared for publication by the Creative Writing Class from contributions made by students in the English classes. Howard Sivadon was elected editor and Dick Stamper, business manager, with Mrs. Elizabeth Valente, sponsor. The publicity committee for contribu- tions was headed by Zannie May Manningg the publicity for sales by Bob Hartg LaVonne Petty was chairman of the committee selecting manuscripts for print- ing, and Mary Louise Wilson was in charge of the committee for preparing manu- scripts for printing. There ailft buf one word wrong with every one of us in fbe w01'Ia', and tbzzfs SC1fiSbl7t'.YS.1WILL ROGERS. PAGE 75 HifY FRONT Row, left to right-Jerry Brown, Glen Aldridge, Roy Campbell, Raymond Williams, John Floyd Harris, Bill Woodford, Harold Adams, Ted Anderson, Larrel Shaw. Bobby Kraus, Jake Ansel. SECOND Row--John Queen, Arthur Mauldin, Bill Muir, Jack Van Valkenberg, Joe Keith, John Douglas, Robert Ridley, Bob Barge, Russell Smith. THIRD Row- Bob Morgan, Glenn Eagon, Jerry Hatfield, Calvin Axford, Roehm West, D. E. Chapman, Robert Shell, J. C. Baker, Dick Willhour, Nils Lago, sponsor. FOURTH Row-H. A. Dutcher, sponsor, George Colton, Bob Ess, Stanley Marple, Charles Groves, Courtland Hayrnaker, Don Betts, Bob Hart, Howard Sivadon. In common with all other Hi-Y chapters the Will Rogers organization has as its purpose 'tto create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and com- munity high standards of Christian characterf, The Hi-Y slogan is Clean speech, clean sports, clean scholarship, clean life. The Will Rogers Hi-Y was organized in the fall of 1940 with H. A. Dutcher as sponsor. A new group, with only sophomores as members, was organized in the fall of 1941 with Nils Lago as sponsor. Meetings are held weekly 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. J. C. Baker served as president of the Will Rogers chapter, Bob Morgan, vice president, Glenn Eagon, treasurer, John Douglas, secretary, Charles Groves, social chairman, and Dick Langworthy, devotional committee chairman. Officers of the sophomore Hi-Y for the year were Harold Adams, president, Bob Barge, vice president, John Harris, secretary, Ted Anderson, treasurer, Bill Strickland, social committee chairman, Bob Oswald, program committee chair- man, John Queen, devotional committee chairman. PAGE 76 Keystoners FRONT Row, left to right-Frances Koonce, Eva Marie McLester, Patsy Lou Pence, Estelle Oliver, Carol Koonce, Pauline Russell, Billie Mahrie Shaw, Betty Lou Gatrell, Betty Rapier. SEcoND Row-Betty Lou Russell, Jean Gilmore, Jane Turbett, Joyce Johnson, Bette Kibler. Edna Beth Chapman, Geraldine Van Duyne, Marcella Fees. THIRD Row-Billie June Goe, Dorothy Cameron, Betty Lou Moore, Betty Freeman, Joan Gilmore, Jean Reed, Audrey Bierdeman, Jeanne Hays, JoAnn Roberts, Juanita McCory. FOURTH Row-Virginia Thompson, Jo Helen Longhurst, Nora Nell Farnsworth, Charlotte Cruce, Irma Ruth Orten, Pat Ludewick, Dorothy Maresh, Jean Masek, Irene Breslin, Donna Maben. Kappa Keystoners, with a membership of approximately fifty girls, is the only chapter of the organization at Will Rogers High School. Miss Frances Holton is sponsorg Donna Maben, presidentg Frances Koonce, vice presidentg Charlotte Cruce, secretaryg Jean Gilmore, treasurerg Esther lirhardt, program chairmang and Jean Masek, social chairman. Weekly meetings are held Monday evenings at the Y. M, C. A. and member- ship is open to any girl in Will Rogers High School who is interested in the oppor- tunities offered. The purpose of the Keystoners is To create, maintain, and extend through- out the school and community high standards of Christian character? A fallow sbouldfff have fo kill ll17j1b0Clij7 to prow fhey are Tigbf.-WILL ROGERS. PAGE 77 Dudes FRONT Row, left to right-Marcella Fees, Carol Ella Lisle. Mary Bohn, Norma Rapier, Ruth Dotson, Norma Woodruff, Betty Watson, Mary Lou Cleveland, Mary Rose Carnahan, Eva McLester, Juanita McCory. SECOND Row-Miss Bertie Ham- mond, Sbonsorz Earlene Graves, Betty Holbert, Ellen Rhodes, Dorothy Antry, Edna Beth Chapman, Halina Stasik, Vir- ginia Bumbalow, Iwilla Doty, Alice Lindley. THIRD Row-Barbara Berry, Betty Russell, Lolita Hambleton, Cherrie Dons, Joyce White, Doris Robinson, Bertha Dickey, Jacqueline Fervoy, Pat Botkin, Billie Hall. FOURTH Row-Charlotte Holder- man, Pat Hambric, Beverly Carter, Barbara Funk, Betty Waller, Betty Lowe, Esther McPike, Norma Pitman, Donna Maben, Charlotte Cruce, JoAnn Roberts. FIFTH Row-Betty Anderson, Reba Harris, Pat Ludewick, Dorothy Maresh, Jo Helen Longhurst, Pauline Harris, Virginia Thompson, Eugenia Vincent, Jane Schillinger, Barbara Ferguson. The Girls' Pep Club at Will Rogers, the Dudes, has approximately one hun- dred members. The Dudes, with the Ranglers, furnish the cheering section at all school sports events. The requirements for entrance into the club are that each girl must have a budget ticket and is passing in all courses. Each member buys her own uniform which consists of blue skirt, gold jacket, and white cowboy hat. Officers of the Dudes are Donna Maben, presidentg Dorothy Maresh, vice presidentg Pat Ludewick, secretary and treasurer. Cheer leaders are Marcella Fees, Billie Jane Stevens, and Juanita McCory. Miss Bertie Hammond is sponsor of the club. It's better to let people die ignorant and poor, believing in wbczt tbey bcwe always believed in, than to die prosperous and smart, half believing in soinetbing new and doubtful.-WILL ROGERS. PAGE 78 Ranglers FRONT Row, left to right-Leo Roberts, Robert Kraus, Donald Rubottom, Donald Stewart. Roy Aston, Jerry Brown Bill Oliver, David Carson. SECOND Row-H. A. Dutcher, sponsor: George Handlin, Jack Fees, Jimmy Goldsmith, Carl Dun- can, Dale Heiliger, George Sullivan, Jimmy Waddel. THIRD Row-Roy Fritze, Don Crews, D. E. Chapman, James Sheets Paul Muratet, Robert Todd, David Clary, Jimmy Steele. FOURTH Row-Dick Dannenburg, Harold Stewart, Harold Marr Charles Berger, Robert Gow, Bill Southwick, Pat Mace. Will Rogers Ranglers, Boys' Pep Club, consists of thirty boys from the sopho- more, junior, and senior classes. In cooperation with the Dudes, Girls' Pep Club, they furnish the cheer leaders and cheering section for athletic events. Officers are Bob Todd, president, Jimmy Goldsmith, secretary, Bill South- wick, treasurerg James Sheets, vice presidentg and Jimmy Goldsmith and Roy Aston, cheer leaders. H. A. Dutcher is sponsor. 1295 the fellow who knows when to quit ibm? the azzdielzce wants more of.- WILL ROGERS. PAGE 79 Student Council FRONT Row, left to right-Dan Tiffany, Paula Kager, Betty June Stonum, Dorothy Hewitt, Mildred Kelley, Ted Ander- son, Betty Lue Harvey, Vashti Iobe, Evelyn Davis, Betty Heidinger, Virginia Todd, Miss Marguerite Smith. SECOND Row- Harry White, Bob Adamson, Julia Church, Jill Zink, Goldie Burns, Billie Jane Stevens, Zannie May Manning, Betty Magee, Jean Henninger, Francis Burchalter, Jane Schillinger, Sara Lou Pennington. THIRD Row-Dick Stamper, Bob McMackin, Joe Moore. Pat Green, Louise Whitten. Billie Payne, Alma Berry. Mary Chambers, Dick Dannenberg, J. D. Holland, Ernest Moody, Mrs. Pauline C. Keaton. FOURTH Row-Frank R. Jackle, Bob Linde, Fred Oglesby, Dick Langenheirn, Wayne Gray, Bob Letson, Joe Putnam, Billy Woodford, Gerald Johnson, Reggie Shaw, Don Remmers, Wendell Richmond. The Will Rogers Student Council has grown and served its school invaluably during the past three years. It is composed of elected student representatives who cooperate with the faculty in a democratic form of school government. Outstanding among the council's activities this year was the sending of dele- gates to the convention of the Southern Association of Student Governments at Memphis, Tennessee. Will Rogers High School, through its representatives, Was elected president school of the Federation of Oklahoma Student Councils at the state convention. Important achievements in 1941-42 have been the safety drive and the or- ganization of a Will Rogers Red Cross Auxiliary. The sponsors are Frank R. Jackle, appointed by the principal, Miss Marguerite Smith, appointed by the faculty, and Mrs. Pauline C. Keaton, from the guidance staff. Pm the only Mayor that 11e1fe1f made zz mistake. I ncfver mczrle az decision- WILL ROGERS. PAGE 80 Publications Board The five faculty members of the Publications Board were appointed by Dr. C. B. Manley before the close of the first semester in 1939 to make plans for the first Lariat. These five have served since that time and with a group of senior students act as the executive board for the yearbook. The board makes contracts for photo- graphy, engraving, printing, and covers for the Lariat and meets Weekly to handle other business in connection with the publication. Miss Caroline Copeland is chairman, M. E. Hurst, vice chairman in charge of photography, Mrs. Sarah Roberts, commerce, Mrs. Myrtle Spillman, art, and C. C. Pruitt, business manager. Mary Lu Morgan, art representative, is secretary, David Robinson, representa- tive for photography, Marguerite Matheson, assistant business manager, Joan Prater, Patricia Green, and Mary Louise Wilsoii from the yearbook class, and Austin Doren represented the senior class. AROUND THE TABLE. left to right-David Robinson, Patricia Green, Mrs. Sarah Roberts, Mrs. Myrtle Spillman, Mary Lu Morgan. Miss Caroline Copeland. M. E. Hurst, Mary Louise Wilson, Joan Prater, C. C. Pruitt. Marguerite Matheson, Austin Doren. PAGE 81 7 Wuxi N31 STANDING, left to right-Bob Kirschner, Donald Setser, Gene Lewis, Dorothy Tincup, D, W. Whitlow, Nora Nell Farnsworth. Norma Dean Mercer, Mary Lu Morgan, Tom Boyd. Bette Lou Horne, Audrey Bierdeman, Jean Masek. Kenneth Brasel, Fred Atkinson. SITTING. left to right-Jane Reichard, Dick Langworthy, JoAnn McDonald, Dave Matthews, JoAnn Stewart, Helen Duncan. Mary Louise Wilson, Joan Prater. Betty Lue Harvey. School Life Three editorial staffs, one from each of the Tulsa senior high schools, and un advertising staff from Central, have cooperated in publishing Tulsa School Life, the student weekly newspaper. The editorial staff at Will Rogers High School included juniors and seniors, five of the seniors being second year journalism students. Paula Kager was elected editor, by members of the staffg Bette Lou Horne, assistant editorg and Dick Langworthy, sports editor. Miss Caroline Copeland is faculty sponsor. I ccwfaiivly know that ez C'07'lZ6'difl7fI can hm? only fill hz' wiflm' fakes bfll7.YC'if. seriously 01' bis audience fafees him seriously and I 1101155 Lwzmf rifliwf our of Ifhoscf fo bapLl1e11 to me fill Fm dead-if ffocfzf.-WILL ROGERS. PAGE S2 Yearbook In addition to the students enrolled in the yearbook class, three student photo- graphers, four students from the art department, and four for the business staff comprised the Yearbook Committee. With the assistance of the Publications Board they prepared the 1942 Lariat for publication. Joan Prater Was elected editorg David Robinson, assistant editor, Marguerite Matheson served as assistant business managerg Patricia Green, Student Council representative, and Miss Caroline Copeland, sponsor. STANDING, around the table, left to right-Ralph Reeves, Bob Kirschner, Mary Louise Wilson. John Warden, Jean Cassis, Tommy Sharp. Marguerite Matheson, Mary Margaret Fletcher, Patricia Green, Herbert Hinze, Stanley Dixon, Dick Pitcher, David Robinson. STANDING, at back-Mary Ellen Yeakey, gobt Ellis. SEATED-Marjorie Farley, Mary Lu Morgan, Heartsill Brown, Bob Crow, Ronnie Roszel, Joan ra er. PAGE 83 FRONT Row, left to right-Miss Erminie Elms, sponsorg Bob Burns, Mary Margaret Fletcher, Gerry VanDuyne, Eugenia Vincent, Frances Koonce. SECOND Row-Genevieve Nunn, Bethal Lucas, Dick Johnston, Betty Kanaday, Joyce Tremayne. PanfAmerican Club The Pan-American Club is a student group organized to promote a closer friendship with and a greater interest and knowledge of our neighbors to the south. The club,s functions include correspondence with South Americans, dis- cussion of Pan-American countries and relations, and social events styled in a Latin-American manner. The club also has charge of one assembly during the year. Miss Erminie Elms, Latin and Spanish instructor, is faculty sponsor. Officers of the club are Mary Margaret Fletcher, presidentg Bob Burns, Vice presidentg Geraldine Van Duyne, secretaryg Eugenia Vincent, treasurerg Frances Koonce, Student Council representative. My word is good, and the oifaer fellefs ought to bf, too.-XWILL ROGERS. PAGE 84 l l M Latin Clulo The Will Rogers High School Latin Club was formed with student members from Mrs. Louie M. Rawlings, fifth and sixth hour Latin classes. This group meets the fourth Friday of each month and is affiliated with the National Classical Association. Officers are Jack Elliott, presidentg Beverly Husky, vice presidentg and Jean Reed, secretary-treasurer. FRONT Row, left to right-Nancy Bragg, Mary Lou Brown, Pat Botkin. Jean Langworthy. Pauline Kitrell, Beverly Husky, Patricia Hesser, Betty Lue Harvey, Beverly Fleisher. SECOND Row-Robert Grimm, Barbara Guiles, Peggy Cleven- ger, Kathleen Sleamaker, Shirley Lynch, Betty Kirschner, Colleen Bellmard, Virginia Sultzer. THIRD Row-Mrs. Louie M. Rawlings, sponsor: Don Miller, Helen Stoops, Ellen Dunlap, Jean Reed, Jacqueline Emmick, Thelma Denton, Georgia Schwenk, Gloria Parker. FOURTH Row-Wayne Gray, Leslie Wilshire, Tommy Best, Don Crews, Jack Elliott, Boice Thompson, Dave Matthews, Homer Charlton. r.... r lik' 'CTI .M- .sf J , ,, r PAGE 85 SEATED, left to right-Jack Lelley, Gerald Johnson, Bob Hart. Ernest Moody, Bob Burton. STANDING- Evelyn Davis, Ila Fern Hoppe. Jeanne Pauly. Zannie May Manning, Mary Ellen Werthe, Miriam Border. BACK Row-Howard Sivadon. Don Remmers. Wendell Richmond, Harry Guntheroth. Rogers Broadcasting Club Members of RBC are chosen for quality of voice and speaking ability. They make announcements and publicize school events and activities over the school loud speaker system. New members of the club are chosen by the club officers. Dr. C. B, Manley and Miss Catharine Crissey serve as an advisory board. Bob Hart served as president of the groupg Gerald Johnson, vice presidentg and Zannie May Manning, secretary. If cz fellow doeslfzf have az good' fime 01100 in ll while and gef fl gona' lfzzzgfa mzf of the serious side of life, he doesult half 1iUL'.-WILL ROGERS. PAGE 86 Roundfllp Board The third annual XVill Rogers Round-Up, all school production, was presented on the evenings of February 26, 27, and 28. The direction of this student talent show was in the hands of the Round-Up Board who Were also in charge of the planning, casting, and production of the revue. Don Remmers served as president of the board, which consisted of thirty-five members from the three classes. Gerald Johnson was vice president, Alma Berry, secretary, and Miss Catharine Crissey, sponsor. FRONT Row, left to right-Pat Grant, Billie Jane Stevens, Zannie Mae Manning, Austin Doren, Evelyn Davis, Irving Fenster, Bob Wright, Ernest Moody, Gerald Johnson, Alma Berry, Don Remmers. SECOND Row-Ellen Jane Gabriel, Gloria Garrett, Peggy Garrett, Vashti Iobe, Bob McMackin, Margie Garrett, Reggie Shaw, Louise Whitten, Marguerite Matheson, Joan Holsinger, Howard Sivadon, Mary Chambers, Bob Hart, Dick Stamper, David Crouch, Herbert Farrimond, Gene Lewis. Nor PICTURED-Miriam Border, Dick Davis, Bette Lou Horne, Wendell Richmond. Jerry Sturm, Jane Alice Tillotson, Paul Yowell, PAGE 87 5 N 2 , l w Fmsr Row, left to right-Fred Mendenhall, sponsor: Orville Eaton, Neal Cameron, Jim Harris, Paul Jacobs, Ray Mc- Clure. SECOND Row-Bob Morton, Bob Linde, Bill Barnes, Arthur Harris, J. C. Kimbro, Loyd Linde. THIRD Row-Homer Lucas, Frank Pratt, Bob Letson, Bob Davis, Dick Endres. Student Custodians The Student Custodians are a very important group in our school because it is largely through their efforts that the building is kept clean. Most of the boys were inexperienced when the club Was organized but in a short time they learned many things about the jobs which are required to keep the building in order. The club consists of veteran seniors and juniors and some sophomores who began Work this year. Officers are Bob Davis, prcsidentg Harry Guntheroth, secretary-treasurerg Bob Letson, Student Council representativeg and Fred Mendenhall, sponsor. In fha cfarly :lays of fha' I lllfidlllf Tcrrrifory lL'bl'1'l' I was born fbvrv 'ILYIS no snub things as birfb ccwfificczfcs. You being inert? was ccwfificrzfe enough. WG' gwzcwzlly look if for gl'6ll1fC'C1 if you 'were fbcrc you mnsz' have at SOIIZK' film' lwml born.- WILL ROGERS. PAGE '88 Stagecraft Stagecraft Club consists of a group of nine boys and one girl, under the direc- tion of John Black, sponsor. The club was formed to cooperate with the dra- matics department in producing the numerous programs which are presented on the Will Rogers High School stage. These students arc responsible for the setting and changing of scenes for plays and other productions. They also operate the lights and electrical equipment. Members of the group receive one credit for every one hundred twenty hours of service outside school hours. SEATED, left to right-Paul Fulps, Earl Stamper. Gregg Layman. Eugene Moore. Ed Bland. SECOND Row-John Black, sbonsorz PGEEY Garrett. THIRD Row-Roy Lingo. David Carruth, Marion Strickland, Jim Dalby. David Boesche. Paul Yowell, PAGE 89 FRoNr Row, left to right-Billy Chambliss, Jack Cross, S. L. Gunderson, sponsor. Srzcorm Row-Dick Dannenberg Kenneth Keys, Robert Oberfell, Bob Morgan. THIRD Row-Robert Bowles, Boice Thompson, Donald Setser, Tyler Tennelly Rifle Club A victorious team in practically all competitive meets with high scores for individual Winners is the record of the Will Rogers Rifle Club for the year 1941-42. Every member of the club has acquired rank medals from the National Rifle Association. In the qualifying matches for the War department of the United States, Tyler Tennelly and David Hamilton have received expert medals. Six members in these matches obtained sharpshooter medals and six marksmen rating. Tyler Tennelly Won a silver cup as high point man in the Post Commander match in a meet with Oklahoma Military Academy and the Tulsa Trigger Club. In this same meet Dick Dannenburg Won the first place medal offered by the National Rifle Association for the inter-club competition championship match. Officers of the club are Tyler Tennelly, presiclentg Jack Cross, vice presidentg Robert Bowles, treasurerg Boice Thompson, secretaryg and Robert Morgan, range officer. S. L. Gunderson has sponsored the club since its organization three years ago. PAGE 90 Archery Club The Will Rogers High School Archery Club was organized in September, 1940, with eighteen boys enrolled. Officers for the year 1941-42 are James Kraft, president, Edward Dick, vice president, Phil Nelson, secretary, and Leroy Caldwell, range officer. Meetings are held each Tuesday morning at 8 :00 o'clcI:li with Otto J. Endres, sponsor. The indoor range is located under the main auditorium. It is well lighted, is 75 yards long, and will accommodate three regulation size four foot targets. The Will Rogers Archery Club entered the National Archery Club contest in May. In 1940 they won first and last year, second place in the National Inter- scholastic meet which is conducted by the National Archery Club by mail. The Rogers team scored 2,602 points while the Forrest Grove Union High School team of Forrest Grove, Oregon, scored 2,646 for first place. Paul Steinberger and James Kraft tied for high points with 491 each. Fmsr Row, left to right-Otto J. Endres, sponsor: David Carruth, Billy Huffman, Leroy Caldwell, John Kerr. Smcorm Row-James Kraft, Edward Dick, Dewey Chapman, Bill Ewing, Dale Cook, Frank McCullough, Paul Steinberger. PAGE 91 FRONT Row, left to right-Jacqueline Fervoy. Marion Blaicher, Mary Ellen Werthe, Alice Lindley, Ouida Gordon, Elizabeth Wallace. SECOND Row-Betty Waller, Mary Dodson, Charlotte Marcear, Vernal Moran, Erlene Ruby, Loyd Honts, Margie Morton, Ernest Cox. THIRD Row-D. E. Chapman, Orelle Smith, Ann Pollard, Mildred Adkisson, Maxine Moore, Miss Hesper Kirkpatrick, librarian: Levin Jones. Founrii Row-Charles Cooper, Richard Bradford, Henry Hughes, Pat Schroeder, Billie Jane Moore, Louis Edmonson, Aileen Wilcox. Library Assistants Library assistants offer a voluntary service to help in the library in order that students may be quickly and efficiently served. Miss Hesper Kirkpatrick, librarian, is in charge of the group. The assistants work for points and the two or three students receiving the highest number of points are awarded a letter. The duties of the assistants are varied. They check in and out books, mend and shelve books, prepare new books for circulation, send out notices, check I passes to the library, assign council rooms and maintain order there. They also type the catalog cards and file them. Spi7f1'1i11' cz rope is fun-if your neck tIil7,f in if.-XWYILL ROGERS. QHis first recorded wisecrack.j PAGE 92 Usher Corps Members of the Usher Corps were selected by a faculty committee on the basis of aptitude and desire to serve. Applications were sent in at the close of school last year and the group was organized in September. The corps Works in cooperation with the dramatics department. They serve as ushers for plays and other school productions and as guides for patrons and visitors in the building. Lee S. Livingston had charge of the group the first semester and R. Brown, the second semester. Mrs. Pauline C. Keaton served as co-sponsorg Robert Gow, head usherg Roy Aston, assistant head usherg and Geraldine Chism, secretary and treasurer. FRONT Row, left to right-Jacquita Gay. Reba Estes, Sara Lou Dirion, Jeanne Pauly, LaVonne Petty, SECOND Row- Dorothy Jean Kelly, John Hurlburt, Bette Lou Horne, JoAnn Stewart, Billie Mae Clark, Geraldine Chism. THIRD Row-Lee S. Livingston, sponsor, Irene Breslin, Guy Satterlee, Don Miller, Harold Marr, Robert Gow. PAGE 93 i ll, , , 1. Copycat 3. Campus cut-ups S. Chem lecture 2. Glamour girl 4. Nosey G. Evolution 7. Queen Lariat and her attendants 8. Future defense Workers There ix s0111c'fbi11g ffm llZ!ZfILC'l' zuifb fbf' Illtlll who 11'011,f like tl b0l'Sl'.-'VVILJ liOGERS. PARP 91 V, yt N 1 ..n,.Q M 1 -75 I A 3' , A 'Y if . is 1' Z wfsfiii Q me tense H s t . fim- L . ,. 1. Personality laid 2. Sixth Grade buddies 3. All aboflrd for Memphis 4. Odd Man S. Sunshine lozifers 6. Huh? 7. After Trig exams 8. 'KFats Waller 9. A gal, a guy, and an Austin 10. Hot lips 11. Caballero 12. Look what T got! 13. Einstein There is llflf' Illllfb cz 0011101111111 01111 do only ucf II fool bn! if iix lzmzzghf any b11j1j1i11c'ss fo any- bod 31 than -we are repzzirl by ltlIlgbfL'7'.-WIl.l, ROGERS. PAGE 95 1. Behind the scenes 3. Wlmo did it? S. Ole swimmiu' hole 2. Can she bake L1 cherry pie? 4. Bench warmers 5. Razzle dazzle I nizff for cllI,j'lL!JIl1g and I airff sailing tlllj'lL!JIl7gj I uilff fzrgzriug for llll-Yfbfllg, I tII1Z,f gof tl I't'IlIl't1Vj' for :III-j'f17IlIkQ.+'Wll.I. ROGERS. PAGE 96 I. '.,,nr ii .,.,....,- li .V 1. Coffee maker 2. At Mohawk 3. Rogues' gallery 4. Three little lambs S. Good shot, Tom! 6. Hunt and peck . . . 7. Masque and Gavel 8. Elmer's Tune 9. Blues???? Boys, fbis is my old school Z4C'lIChC'l'. He and I COZLIfl'l1,f!lg1'CC' 011 how fo rim fbc school anal so I Llllif.-WILL ROGERS. PAGE 97 1. Council Custodians 2. Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde 3. Decorators 4. Spring Fever S. Keep' em blowing 6. Going somewliere??? 7. Back woodsman 8. Pep pow-Wow Fm just an ig1Z6'l'll11If feller, without any erlucaiiolz, so fo spefzk., but I fry to know what Fm ffzllzing about.-XVILL ROGERS. PAGE 98 in Gi I . . c 1. Better late than never 2. How 'bout you? 3. Jenny Lind 4. Draftees 5. just one big happy family 6. Wliy don't we do this more often? 7. Doing their part 8. Better watch him, Mrs. Manley We cull Rome flu' seat of cuf- f1ll't', buf 50111c'fJmfv3' sfofc' ffm cbfzir.-XWILL Rooms. PAGE 99 1. Cloud chasers 2. Ho hum! 3. Baldwin in action 4. Bonfire stag line S. Mccting's out 6. Red Cross knit wits L 7. Do Rc Mi 8. Snake Dance 9. Coronation of King Lariat Sbzzcks, I was jusf CIIZ Ola' cowbmzzi fbzzf lma' cz Iifflc luck. Why all ibis lien' fmx about 'l1ZC?-WILL ROGERS. PAGE 100 1. W21ifiHg for cues 2. Intellccts 3. KTUL Day 4. Why so wistful? S. Boy Scout 6. I Want my lylainmal 7. Looks interesting 8. Riding the log 9. Picture to prove it Tbc'1'e's lmfbilzg as useless- ozzzfsiffv a Rogvrs closeup - as Il c'o1zLfwzz'io11.-XVILL R.oG1iRsi PAGE 101 X , K.. 1. Whitten,s Wfaltzcts 2. Round-Up soloists 3. Sophomore talent 4. V... oi Vittory I 5. Au e of Merc 6. Lewis and his Boo ie Wooific Bo s I j , , C y U il k, R- L ---Wifi. A4fLc,fL ' J ' ,4 4 -- ' ff. -A ' .1 . ,- . ., ,L.....,.f 9---'wr-wc-'rv ' ' 4' ' 1 ' ' A . I ' .Q J., 5 -f ,. 1 , .A A .ip M- -- ff f 45 N! 1 , A Y Lf .4 KK' we -4 -' . .7 f A 4 , V , ff. J .,, - ' f- - 1 I Y V F 1-f A- ., s fi.. My X I I-pf ,ty A - 1 4 .. , .H ff lv, M, I ' ' ' 4 . M 5- -1 Y f K' ' ' . f ' 1 ' ,, , ,L x. v. -' v f . - ' I . f 7 I X, xi I, . j i ff N it S A fi Q J f 4 'li' X ,, I if , 1 - ,V t V I . sy , - 7 ' y .M 4 .M I 4 , X , . 1. . y M 1. 'J 'LL' , -Y ,,,,.... . g 1 4 - ' ' ' M! ' ,..'-4- ., . 7' . J , ,. L., v. uf. vu:-'ff' V H7 H U V 7 A! M7 ' J 1 -.4 1' . 2 If ....y:'g,,d ,,,N,., W! ' 'V' ,,..,. D ,- Tlnfn 1 jzlzllvzl ffm ibiug fbuf is an llllf0l'Xil'l1f?lI' sin. in Iizzgffzmff rbi' ljurojgr f ff . , . - I I fzxkwf for zwzfm' . . . Tbcjy have t'l't'!',j'fbfl1KQ dsc buff 1I0fbllIX f1'1s1'Hj2fx rr za 1 x 1 0I'glIlIiZl'lI IHIIIIVI' ozlfsizfc' A111f'1'ic'z1 115 11111c'fJ as fo fmzz' SUIIZL' b0l1c'fJn1J ask fm I1 glfzsx of 'lL'tlf6'I'.1XY'7Il.I, ROGERS. PAGE 102 1. Gypsy scene 2. Matheson,s Mongolians 3. Lookin' for Sun1pin,? Huh? 4. Swing your partner S. Tapping out the bent 6. Reading their own writing 7. A-leg-ro 8. Worliing man 9. New Profs 10. Black, the stone mason 11. The Wanderers of science 12. We'11 Wait ten more minutes Drop mc' fl lim' mm' ffl! mc you arc' 11Of Sora' nf 1IIC'1gOSb iw ZJIILY' all losl' C'l'l'l',1'f!JfIIg rise, zu' L'lllI,f lose' 0111' 'f1'ic'11zfs.-WILL ROGERS. PAGE 103 I was more proud' to src 'lily 11111110 i11 electric lights i11 my ofa' 1707726 town 011 1111 i7?SlLifZLfi07'Z built for s01'Lf'iCc' to the jiziblic, than I f'I'C'I' was to sae 'llljf 7701110 i11 bright lights 011 the biggest tbnztw' 011 Broad 1UHj,'.1WILL ROGERS. PAGE 104 A T H L E T I C 'W + 5 ni-, li.. . ALEX WEATHERS DICK. BLAND Center Guard Will Rogers, football eleven Went through a successful season this year, losing only three games in their ten-game schedule which in- cluded some of the best teams in the state. They scored a total of 126 points to their opponents, 63, and made 89 first downs While their opponents made 66. The Ropers, after Winning the season open- er With the Claremore Zebras, lost a close con- JOE PUTNAM BILL WYRICK BILL BALDWIN End Tackle Fullback F00 JOE WILLING JESS AMES BOB MCDANIE Guard Tackle Halfback CALVIN AXFORD Center test with the Okmulgee Bulldogs by a score of 18-12. On October 3, the much-awaited game between the Ropers and the Central Braves was played on Skelly field with the Braves coming out on the large end of the score, 6-0. Will Rogers' next victims were Sand Springs and Muskogee, Whom they defeated PAGE 106 3ALL RRY SCHAD JACK BEAM BOB SMITH HAROLD LAMPRICH End Quarterback End Fullback by the scores of 27-0 and 15-0, respectively. Rogers bowed to Oklahoma City Northeast 26-6 on the 23rd of October. The Ropers went on a four-game winning streak to wind up the season. Sapulpa fell be- fore them by a score of 19-7. Fort Smith and Bartlesville were both shut out 13-0 and 7-0. A thrilling 19-6 victory over Daniel Webster made a fitting end to the 1941 football season. PAGE 107 BILL JUNK FLOYD HOGGATT Guard Tackle The coaching staff was headed by Leo Howard. Football lettermen were Jack Beam, Billy Aston, Calvin Axford, Jess Ames, Dick Bland, Floyd Hoggatt, Bill Junk, Alex Weathers, Harry Schad, Bob Smith, Joe Put- nam, Joe Willing, Bill Baldwin, Bob Mc- Daniel, Leon Carney, Harold Lamprich, Bob Siverson, and Bill Wyrick. BOB SIVERSON LEON CARNEY BILLY ASTON Halfback Halfback Halfback Football Squad FRONT Row. left to right-Earl McCorkle, Bob Hooper, Bob Estes, Robert Todd, Kirk Newman, Bob McMackin, Jim Nelson.. SECOND Row-W. D. Henson, W. E. Dayis, Carl Lemon, Tom Sherry, Bob Kurtz, Herbert Farrimond, Scott Mum- ford, Jim Sunderland.. THIRD Row-Walter Derrick, Festus Watson. Paul Muratet, Bill May, Joe Wright, John Harris, Gar- field Siverson, Bill Miller. Pete Robertson, Bill Daley. MANAGERS FRONT Row. left to right-Rhoem West, Jerry Karr, Edwin Cook. SECOND Row-Bob Oswald, Dick Johnston, John Hurl- burt, James Waddell. THIRD Row-Marshall Arky, Don Bur- ger, Bob Kirschner, Kenneth Brasel. PAGE 108 W'ill Rogers Will Rogers Will Rogers Will Rogers Will Rogers Will Rogers Will Rogers Will Rogers Will Rogers Will Rogers FOOTBALL 8 Claremore 12 Okmulgee 0 Central 27 Sand Springs l S Muskogee 6 O. C. Northeast 19 Sapulpa 13 Fort Smith 7 Bartlesville 19 Wfebster 0 18 6 0 0 26 7 0 0 6 FRANCES BAILEY HW Mczjcfsty, Miss Will Rogcfrs III PAGE 109 LEFT TO RIGHT-BFLICE Conrad, forward: Tom Boyd, center: Bob McDanie1s, guard: Fred Stites, forward. Basketball The Will Rogers basketball team had a successful season on the court. Their best showing was when they defeated, by a score of 29-26, the Webster Warriors who were second in the state. Out of eighteen games the Ropers managed to Win ten. In the regional play they advanced through the first round on a bye and they were eliminated by Webster 33-30 in a thrilling battle. The season opened with the Ropers defeating Hominy 40-22. They were upset by Ponca City 34-32, in an overtime, and were beaten by Central 28-14. They defeated Webster 29-26, and that same Week lost to Oklahoma City Classen 21-13. They next Won a victory over Sapulpa 34-25. The Roper five Were upset by Muskogee 22-15 but four days later beat Bar- tlesville 37-29. Next they overpowered Okmulgee 26-14g in their second game with Webster they were beaten 26-16. They journeyed to Oklahoma City to win from Northeast 27-22g and the following night lost to Classen 35-20. In their next game they trounced Sand Springs 42-14, then lost a heart-breaking game to Central 29-19, on the Central court. PAGE 110 LEFT T0 RIGHT-ALEG Weedin. forward: Frank Pitezel. guard: Bill Miller, guard. Basketball Following an upset by the Okmulgee Bulldogs 28-20, the Ropers revenged an earlier defeat by beating Muskogee 26-14. Then closed their season by Winning the last two games from Sapulpa, 44-33, and Bartlesville, 35-28. In the regional tournament, which followed, they lost to Webster. Coach Hiram Alexander will lose all of his lettermen this year. Those gradu- ating are Tom Boyd, Frank Pitezel, Bruce Conrad, Fred Stites, Lee Weedin, Bob McDaniels, and Bill Miller. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Dee. 9 Will Rogers Hominy 22 Jan. 27 Will Rogers Webster Dec Will Rogers Ponca City 34 Jan. 30 Will Rogers Northeast Dec Will Rogers Central 28 Jan. 31 Will Rogers Classen Jan. Will Rogers Webster 26 Feb. 3 Will Rogers Sand Sprin Jan. Will Rogers Classen 21 Feb. 6 Will Rogers Central Jan. Will Rogers Sapulpa 25 Feb. 10 Will Rogers Okmulgee Jun. Will Rogers Muskogee 22 Feb. 12 Will Rogers Muskogee jan. Will Rogers Bartlesville 29 Feb. 20 Will Rogers Sapulpa Jan. Will Rogers Okmulgee 26 Feb. 27 Will Rogers Bartlesville PAGE 111 FRONT Row. left 'ro right-Merle Franklin, Johnny Gonzalez, Robert Todd, Richard Miller, Dean Ryan. Bill Jernigan Jack Hoppe. SECOND Row-Jake Ansell, Charles Towery, Melvin Batchelder, Lloyd Kidwell. John Kelsey, Jim Nelson THIRD Row-Jim Wilkerson, Dick Langworthy, Joe Willing, Jess Ames, Bob Kurtz, Bill Huffman. Ted Lewis, Wrestling The wrestling team went through a season packed with tough competition this year, defeating Yale and Stillwater and losing to Central, Webster, and Bris- tow. Emil Schellstede completed his first full year as wrestling coach at Will Rogers. Seven team members placed in the regional wrestling tournament held at Web- ster in February. Ted Lewis, 154 pounds, and Bill Jernigan, 103 pounds, went on through to take second and third places, respectively, in the state meet. Nine of the following lettermen will return next year: Bill Jernigan, Merle Franklin, Jack Hoppe, Richard Miller, Johnny Gonzalez, Robert Todd, Melvin Batchelder, Ted Rauch, Dick Langworthy, Ted Lewis, Joe Willing, Bill Huffman and Jess Ames. Will Rogers 12 Central 22 Will Rogers 31M Stillwater 6V Will Rogers 29 Yale 3 Will Rogers 9 Bristow 29 Will Rogers 9 Webster 23 Will Rogers B 24 O. M. A. 21 Will Rogers 10 Z Webster 19 M Will Rogers B 18 O. M. A. 16 Will Rogers 10 M Central 23 M Will Rogers B 20 Central B 9 FIRST Row, left to right-Don McEvoy, Bob Lukken, Edgar Meacham, J. B. Reddin, Jim Dudley, Guy Satterlee, Dick Palmer, Phil Chandler, Russell Gosser, David Carruth, George Burley. Don Setser. Fred McDaniels. Joe Driver, Coach Otto J. Endres. SECOND Row-Harold Cundiff, Sheridan Edens, Robert Carr, Don Miller, Bob Lanik, Warren Shimeall, Dan Tiffany, George Sullivan, Dick Swartz, Jack Vardeman, Walter Gardner, Dick Endres. Bill Chronic, Jim Hull, George Nieklau, Bob Kirschner. Swimming The Will Rogers swimming team proved that it ranked right along with the best in the state when it held Central High to a 34-3 2 win early this spring. Among the Ropers' victories were a 36-30 win over Wichita North in January and the 40-26 defeat of Coffeyville. Two telegraphic meets were held before the yearbook went to press, and at that date the state swimming meet was to be held in less than a week. The Rogers team was coached by Otto J. Endres and the captain elect was Russell Gosser. Lettermen were: Lewis Bicking, George Burley, David Carruth, Phil Chand- ler, Jim Dudley, Russell Gosser, Bob Kirschner, Bob Lukken, Lewis Maxwell, Fred McDaniels, Edgar Meacham, Dick Palmer, J. B. Reddin, James Robinson, Guy Satterlee, Don Setser. E a a 5 it 1 Yr Y if E, lla Girls' Sports Posture exercises were emphasized in the Girls' Physical Education classes, taught this year by Miss Bertie Hammond, Miss Lola B. Trusty, and Miss Frances Holton. A need for better posture, shown by pictures taken in September, caused the girls to work enthusiastically on exercises at school and home. From the sec- ond group of posture pictures, taken in January, a decided improvement was evident. The advanced swimming classes concentrated on diving, While the beginners' classes worked on fundamental swimming strokes. The girls had intramurals in basketball, softball, tennis, ping-pong, and archery during the year but the volley ball intramural tournament was combined with boys, teams. Modern rhythm dancing, square dances, tango, and folk dances were taught in all the girls' gym classes. PAGE 114 Cross Country Last September about thirty boys began working out for cross country. After two months of calisthenics and running, time trials began and the top eight boys Were selected to go to the state meet at Norman, December 5. The Ropers placed second in the state meet, with 59 points. The lettermen and points scored were as follows: Bob Letson 17 Jimmie Martin 9 Stanley Dixon 15 Ray Driver 7 Loren Notley 11 Boice Thompson 0 I TULSA rutss 1 wuts-A LEFT -ro RIGHT-Loren Notley, Bob Letson, Jimmy Martin, Boice Thompson, Stanley Dixon, Ray Driver. PAGE 115 FIRST Row, left to right-Coach Otto J. Endres, Kenny Turpin, Buddy Weeks. Bob Berry. SECOND Row-Wayne Gray. Ralph Johnson, Ellis Garlington, Bob Burns. Tommy Sinclair. Tennis Although Coach Otto J. Endres' tennis team suffered several defeats last sea- son, the boys made a good showing in the Oklahoma Six Tournament, taking first place in the singles and second place in the doubles. Last spring, the Ropers defeated O. M. A. there by a score of 7-1. Bartles- ville was next on the list, taking an ll-l beating by Rogers. Claremore was beaten twice, 7-0 and 6-1. Rogers was defeated by Oklahoma Military Academy and by Central High School's powerful team. The Rogers team, which was made up of the same boys who were on the team the year before was as follows: Wayne Gray, Ralph Johnson, Ellis Garlington, Bob Burns, Tommy Sinclair, Bob Berry, Kendall Turpin, and Buddy Weeks. PAGE 116 Track The Roper track team, coached by Lieb Richmond, came in second in the Oklahoma Six standings and placed fifth in the state meet. Triumphing over Bristow, Okmulgee, Muskogee, and Cleveland, our team lost only one dual meet, in the spring of 1941. The sixteen lettermen were: Robert Adam, Bill Baldwin, Tom Boyd, Larry Cluff, Edwin Cook, manager, Bob Fenton, Don Hof, Dick Johnson, Bob Letson, Clark McKee, Don Remmers, Don Roberts, Reggie Shaw, Fred Stewart, Jack Webb, and Wendell Wilson. TRACK SCORES 1940-41 Opponents W.R.H.S. Date Okmulgee Dual ,,,, ,..,... 4 3 92 3-12 Muskogee Dual ,,,,,, ,,,, S 4 73 3-28 Bristow Dual ,,....,,,,,,,,,, 29 M 106 Z 4-1 McAlester Invitation 3rd 4-4 Tonkawa Relays ,,,,i, 4th 4-12 Okmulgee Relays ,.,. .. 4th 4-18 Cleveland Dual ,,,, ,,,. S l 85 4-23 Oklahoma Six ,..,.. , 2nd 4-26 Central Dual ,,,,, .,.. 8 l SS 4-29 State Meer ,,.i....,..,,, sth 5-2 Tulsa City Meet ,,,,,,, 2nd 5-9 FRONT Row, left to right--Rodney Day, Bob Fenton, Clayton Peterson, Jack Van Valkenburg Louis Edmonson 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 Baldwin, Wendell Wilson Ccaptainj, Bill Jackson, Charles Wellborn, Ralph Smith. PAGE 117 The lettermen Were: Kenneth Holcomb, James Judd, D. W. Whitlow, and LEFT TO RIGHT-DOD Wyman. Kenneth Holcomb. D. W. Whitlow. Jack McElroy. Vernie Graham, Jim Hill. Bill Hallowell. Golf p The golf team had a good season last year, but as the yearbook went to press, the increasing shortage of golf balls made the prospects for the coming season gloomy. Under the coaching of Emil Schellstede, the golfers lost only one dual match, yielding to Sapulpa. They made their best showing when they took top honors in the quadrangular meet at Tulsa last spring. Don Wyman. GOLF SCORES 1941 Opponents W.R.H.S Webster ,,,,,, ,, W 8 M 9 M Okmulgee ,,,,,,,,..,.,,,,,,,,,,,.. . W 2 13 QUADRANGULA11 MELT- Bartlesville .,...,.. ,,.,, . . 4 Cascia Hall ,,,,,,,, 3 Central ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, ,, 1 2 OKLAHOMA SIX CONl FllENCIfm 4th Sapulpa ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 9 3 TULSA CITY MEET- Central ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,...,., , W . . 18 Z Webster ,,,,,,,,,, ,, ,,,, ,, 18 M 17 Norman Invitation Meet 3rd Sapulpa ., ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,..,. ,...,. , , H 3 9 O. M. A. ,,..,,,,,., ,. , H 0 12 State Meet ,,,,,, PAGE 118 No honors won Softball Taking the Oklahoma Six football crown for the second straight year, Coach Leo HoWard's team came from behind a number of defeats to beat out Central, Webster, and Sapulpa in the tournament. With just a handful of boys returning from the 1940 squad, a strong team was built which centered around those who lettered in 1941: Eugene Adams, Bub Aston, Leon Carney, Dick Grove, A. C. Harrell, Bob McDaniel, Bill Miller, Harold Lamprich, Wesley Piteock, Kenneth Williamson, and Joe Wright. Will Rogers 1 Central 2 April 30 Will Rogers 2 Central April 30 Will Rogers 12 Webster May 1 Will Rogers 6 Webster May 1 Will Rogers 7 Webster May 6 TOURNAMENT Will Rogers 3 Sapulpa May 9 Will Rogers 8 Webster May 10 Will Rogers 3 Central May 10 Will Rogers 6 Central May 10 FRONT Row, left to right-James Waddell, Rheem West, Jimmy Goldsmith. Sscorzn Row-Bob McDanie1s, Dick Grove, Bub Aston, Harold Lamprieh, Bill Rynearson, Harold Ward, Leon Carney, Don Burger. THIRD Row-Bill Miller, Ralph Howard, A. C. Harrell, Eugene Adams, Wesley Piteock, Joe Wright, Kenneth Williamson, George Logan, Leo Howard, coach. PAGE 119 I ,, H., ,,,... ft 1 3 .,,. , l liiijl l f -C Q ,is J kFf'2T A ga L , A 3 f-. 1 f Kill , -li. ' nf' 9 LI 1 f E K 1 ,. gf r l 3 1 il l l E fi tw? 1 'basl l 4 C ,,,, ..- -,. l l,t,..l,t,.-f iii 14 Vaivffgrbw Raimi 1 1 r 29,3 1 I A T .W N Z' Q 1 li I -a. , 1 ,Via 'Z Q li V ,,.. 3 T 1 .3 I lf? , , 5 , .sg il ' I ev 1 ffgla-f I . ,s, , . ff' . 5, l 6-,, Y 1 Y K , X x , 1 4 w Memories 194111942 Anxiously meeting old friends on the first day of school, September 8 . . . Bewildered sophomores-funny little people . . . Paving and sidewalks at the back of Will Rogers High . . . New houses closing in around the Rogers range . . . New teachers . . . Trying same old excuses with new people in the office . . . Cars parked in our front street . . . Buttonhole lariats . . . Sophomore campaigning and signs on walls . . . Going back to the same Class Director for an absence permit . . . Cyrano de Bergerac . . . Malts at noon. Ch! boy! . . . Shivering at football games . . . Coronation of Her Majesty, Miss Will Rogers III . . . Rogers 19, Webster 6 and WALKOUTPPP . . . The blue bulletin with long detention lists . . . Selling tickets and voting for Band Queen . . . Snake dance with long lines from auditorium balcony to parking lot . . . Candy and cokes for sale after school . . . First bonfire . . . Razzle Dazzle . . . Open house on Will Rogers' birthday . . . Council Cleanup . . . Lariat studio in Faculty Men's room and Seniors trying to look handsome . . . Nine weeks, tests . . . New books in library . . . Grade cards with some of us in the dog house-and how! . . . Pins, needles, crepe paper, and convertibles for football parade . . . Songbirds, jitterbugs, and Mozarts try out for Round-up . . . Thanksgiving vacation . . . Dolly Dude comes home and brings Miss Warrior- etta . . . Student Council Assembly . . . Unsatisfactory reports, same old story . . . Fancy dives and splashes at water carnival . . . Wrestling matches . . . Seven Keys to Baldpate with shrieks in the dark . . . Christmas vespers and holidays . . . Boys enlisting in the service . . . Advertising Literariat . . . Basketball victory over Webster-Hurrah! . . . Water main breaks and we have a legal holiday . . . Taxes on budget tickets fwar is expensivej . . . Importance of Being Earnest . . . End of semester and some of us try other classes . . . PAGE 120 Memories 19414942 Feeling so important on KTUL day . . . Selling defense stamps . . . Sopho- more kids at their first party . . . Blue denims, plaid shirts, and bandanas in hip pockets . . . Another new teacher in 308 . . . Collecting tinfoil, waste paper, and toothpaste tubes . . . Volunteer fireman and detention . . . Bars and stars for Round-Up ticket sales . . . Enrolling for Red Cross committees . . . Saving tires, fewer cars on parking lot, crowded buses at 3:30 . . . Life photographers . . . Thrill of being measured for caps and gowns . . . Loud speaker off for the duration!!! . . . Blue covers for the Lariat . . . Riding bicycles to school . . . Coming to school by moonlight and getting tardy passes . . . Junior ice skating party and seniors roller skating . . . Ordering senior announcements . . . Red tickets for cars in front street . . . The big Round-Up and boys in uniform for All Out America . . . Golden slippers . . . Spring, bubble gum, hop scotch, lunch period loafers in sun . . . Boys and girls knitting for Red Cross . . . Scholarship tests and college entrance exams for seniors . . . Model airplanes for defense . . . Family Portrait . . . Dumbo and Delman Days . . . Counting the days . . . Plans for Prom and Commencement . . . Vacation coming up. I have e1faelz,ea' quite a few jokes oli public men here, both Republicans anal Democrats. I hope I have not given offense. Iii fact, I clonizf believe any big man will take 0fff31ZS6'.--VVILL ROGERS. PAGE 121 f 3 1 is ff X .mr ff, -Q may ' 1 ,ff i?f1'3'JmLkX 1 wr ,ai V I xr gat' px Q 1' f ff' x i ll Y M E Q 'iff N TT l T SET l F 54,5133 l l W l it 51 l ff L 4 i H l f F i call i 1, , H., .,., A E lil 3 5 yl l frdtj L.t,l ,wmti.m..t.. 1 5 l VKLT l he Q 1 5 hu.: L. r Q ' A., xy- A-'YH---fx ., ,..., 1 r A , r ,, 1 , r 1 1, 3 I 3 lm-,I 1? 1 ? x my 5 5 lk l R , 5 l ll lx l x ith 1 il ful -um? , , A N. WT , , rf' Q , T Q.. lsfil l rural .fi 5 l l 4 v , ,Mgr L.Y2wE l ff ll ' l 2 l tmp-as ff 5, Z.. eff? Y .Ja 3 1 Qwlfcj L -lf. a I l li l - W , 'r Will Rogers Victory Song By HUGO GoETz March clown the field To Victory for our school. We will always be true To the Gold and the Blue, Showing loyalty to you Rah! Rah! We give the best That We possess to our school. So We give a toast To the school we boast To Our OWI1 WILL ROGERS HIGH! i 5 Pm entirely atifferent from the other movie stars. I stzll got the wr e I started , f '-xmJ:.i,,, ,fjvfj-, ,44,N, w f ,,,. E xg J f wk at , wr: .Q K K X' X ,ix. E, . -,,,,l ,YW , out With.-WILL Rooms. PAGE 122 Sophomore Home Room A Adams, Harold ,,,,,,,,,,, Adams, Patricia ,,,,,,, Ahlborn, Irene A..,,,,,,,, Alldredge, Glenn .,,,,,, Allen, Lester ,,,,,,,,,, Allende, Anita ,,.,.,, ,,.. Home Room 101 201 201 407 311 Allison, Roberta .,,,,,,.,,,,, ...., Amstutz, Norma Jean Anderson, Bettie .,,,,,,..,,,, ...,- Anderson, Ted ,,,,,,,, Ansel, Jake .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Antry, Dorothy ,,,,...,,, Arnold, Jean Ellen ,.,,,,. ,,,,,A. Arnold, Wanda ,,,,,,,,. Ashmead, Gary ,,,,,,,,, Atkinson, Kent ,,,,,,. B Baker, Wendell ,,,.,,,,..,, Bancroft, Harriet ,,,.,,,,, 101 311 400 201 400 201 300 313 311 201 Barclay, Norma Lea ...., ,,.,. Barge, Bob ,,,,,r......,,,,,,. .. YYVYV W Barnett, Cecil ,,,, Barr, Phyllis ,,,.,,,, Baty, Jane ,,,,,,,,,,,,.. Bates, Dick ,,,..,..,,,,,,, Bauldrige, Mary ,,,,,,. Beck, Louise .,,,,,,,,,,, Bellmard, Sam ,,,,, Belnap, Patty ,.,.,,. Betsworth, Sally ,,,,, Bevlns, Leon ,,,......,, Bickham, Carolyn .,,,l ..,,,,, Bishline, Harry Jr. ...,, , Blackard, Charles ..,,,,. Blackburn, W. S. ,,,,,. . Blaicher, Marian ..,,,,. Blake, Jacqueline ,,,.. 122 214 214 317 506 201 214 401 101 407 506 122 311 201 311 311 Qiillllisc 201 311 300 Blair, Carol ,,,,,,,,,,,, ..... 2 06 Bland, Bob .,,,,,,, ,,,,, 3 13 Blevins, Robert ,,,,,, ,,,,, 3 10 Blevins, Tom ,,,, .....,,, 3 11 Bohn, Mary ,,,,,,,lr.,. ,,,.,.,, 3 11 Bork, Virginia ,,,,.,., ....... 4 07 Botkin, Pat ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 3 17 Bradfield, James ,,......,, .,,,, 4 01 Bradford, Richard .,,,,, .,,,. 1 19 Bragg, Nancy ......,...... ........ 4 00 Brite, George .........,..... ...,.., G .C. Brocato, Betty Sue ....,,.. ,..., 1 22 Brown, Juanita ,,,,,,,.,,,. ,,,,, 4 01 Brown, Jimmy ,,,,,, A ..,. 400 Brown, Jerry ..,,.,....,.. ,,,,, 2 14 Brown, Mary Lou ..... Brown, Norman ....... Bruner, Loretta ,,,,,, Bruner, Roland ,,,,,, Bruton Jewel ,,,, Bryant, Bill ...,,,,,,,,,..... Brymer, Winston ,,,,,..... Bumbalow, Virginia .. Burcham, Virginia ...... Burchalter, Frances ,,,, Burch, Barbara ,,,,,,,,,,,, Burdick, Robert ,,.,,,,, Burk, Max ,,,.,.,,,,,,,, Burns, Gene ,,,,..., Burns, Lucille .,,, Bush, J. W. .,,, . Buske, Gus ,,,,,., Butler, Joyce .,.... Buttry, Bob ,,,,,,, C Calvert, Cecil , , ,,,,,,, Cameron, JoAnn ,,,, . Campbell, Colin ..,,,,, Campbell, Coxy ,,,,,,, Campbell, Roy 400 401 400 311 506 401 310 317 122 214 201 407 119 311 401 119 201 407 506 300 101 317 317 214 Cantrell, Norma Lee ,,,,, ,,,,, Carlson, Jack ,, Carnahan, Mary Rose Carson, David ,, Carter, Beverly ,,,,,,, ., Carter, Georgia Cassidy, Billy ,,,, Cease, William .. ,,,,,,,,,,. .. 214 206 407 407 tBi11l ..... i,,,. 1 01 Page' 59 58 58 60 69 56 59 56 57 58 57 58 60 59 56 58 58 59 59 56 58 58 59 56 59 60 58 58 56 58 56 56 61 58 56 60 57 59 57 56 56 60 56 56 60 57 69 58 56 57 59 57 69 56 57 56 58 56 57 56 58 59 58 60 60 56 56 60 58 60 58 60 59 56 56 59 59 57 59 60 60 59 59 Chalmers, Sammy ,,,,.. Chambliss, Billy ....,,,, Chancey, Rosemary ,,,..,. Chapman, Marion ..,,., Chism, Jacqueline ,,,.., ,,,,,, Christensen, Hans ,,,,, Chufar, Geneva ,...., Church, Arnold ,,,,,,. Church, Glenn ,,,,,,,,,,,. Clayton, Carol ,...,,, ,,,,,,,,, . .. Home Room ,. 313 ,,e.o,,, G.C. .. 214 .. 310 ,. 206 .,....,Misc ,. 401 407 Cleveland, Mary Lou ,,,,,,,, ,,... Clevenger, Peggy ,,,,,,..,,, .,,,, Clisbee, .Carolyn ,,,.,.,, ,. Cluff , Jim ,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,.. ,,,,, Clymore, Virginia ,...,, ,..,, Coatney, Maxine .,,, Coates, Glen ,,,,,,,,, Cole, Carlyse ....,,... Combs, Lucille ,,,,...... Conkwright, Frank ...,,, ,,,,, Cook, Doris .....,,,...,.. Cooley, Ben ..........,,,, ..... Cope, Marilyn ,,,,,,,,.,,.,. ,,,,, Crabtree, Eugene ,..,.. .,... Crawford, Roy .,,,.,.,.. Creason, Ray .,...,,.,.,,..,. ,,,,, Cridland, Patsy Jo ,,,,,, ,,,,,,., Crippin, Merle ..,..,,,.,. Crofford, Sadie ,,,,,,, 214 311 311 101 311 311 311 300 201 101 400 122 206 400 401 119 101 310 201 201 317 Cross, Jack ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, Curd, Mary Louise .,,,,, ...,. D Dameron, Peggy ,,,,.,,, ,,,,, Dannenberg, Dick ,,,,,.,. .,,,, Davenport, Lois ...,,, Davis, W. E. Jr. ..,,. , Davis, Yvonne .,,,,, Daw, Maryle .,......... DeFir, Charles ..... DeFoe, Louise ....... Derrick, Walter ..... Dickey, Bertha ,,,,,,, Dotson, Patricia .,,,,, Doty, Iwilla .............. 317 119 206 400 .,......Misc 101 Doyle, Della Mae ,,,,,,,, ,,,,, 317 310 400 311 310 214 206 313 401 119 401 Dugan, Emma .,,....... ,,,,, Duncan, Edward ....... .... Dyess, Don ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, Dykes, Jimmie .....,......,. ..... E Earle, Bobby ............,, ,..,, 3 13 Ecker, Dan ,, .. .....,,,.., ,,,,,,, . 101 Eyestone, Betty Jo ....,.. ....... M isc F Fallis, Thomasina ,,,,,,,, ..,.. 1 22 Farley, Bill .,,.,....,..., 313 Farrimond, Herbert ....... ..... 4 00 Fees, Jack .,...........,... , .... .,... 4 0 7 Fenster, Irving ,,,,.,., ..... 1 19 Ferguson, Lois ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, 2 14 Fervoy, Jacqueline ,,.... ..... 3 11 Fidler, Leonard ,,,,,,, ..... 4 01 Field, Meri Alice ..... ...,, 3 10 Fleisher. Beverly 400 Florence, Leon ,,,,,,,,,,, ..... 3 11 Floyd, Tommy ...,,,. .... .,.,, 3 1 7 Fowler, Peggy Lou .,.... ..,.. 5 06 Freeman, Eugene .,., ..i.. 1 01 Fry, Lyda May ...., ..... 4 01 Freise. Phyllis ....... ..... 4 07 Fry, Mildred . ,.,, ,,,.l 2 14 Funk, Barbara ,,,,,,, ,,,,, 4 07 G Gamble, Raymond . ,...,. ..... 4 00 Gannon, Bette Lou ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, 2 01 Garrett, Earl CBuddyJ ,.... 400 Geiger, Helen .......,......... ..... 3 10 Gent, Wayne ................,.... ,,,,, 4 07 Geppelt, Wilma Jean .,.,.... ..... 1 01 PAGE 123 Pago 59 69 59 57 57 61 56 69 69 60 59 56 56 59 56 56 56 60 58 59 57 58 57 57 56 60 59 57 58 58 56 56 60 57 57 61 59 56 57 57 56 57 59 57 59 56 60 56 59 59 61 58 59 57 60 60 59 56 56 57 57 56 56 58 59 56 60 59 60 57 58 57 57 60 59 Director Glover, Clyde ..,,,,,,,....., Goodsell, Catherine .. Goodson, Horace ,...,,, Gordon, Ouida ,,.,.,,,,, Goumay, Floyd ...,, Grant, Tommy ..,,,,, Graves, Earlene .,..,, Griffith, Pauline .,,,,. Griffith, Katheline ,,,.. Groseclose, Bill ,.,... Home Room 401 401 310 313 .. 400 101 122 201 ,. 122 400 Gully, Ed .,,,,.,...,... ........ M isc H Haas, Mary ...... ..,,,, ,,,,, 3 1 3 Hale, Bob ........,, ,..,, 3 11 Hale, JoAnn ,, ....... .. .,,.. 300 Haley. Thelma ....,,,,.. ,...,..., 2 06 Hall, Bruce .......,....,,,.,, ..,.,.,, G -C, Hambleton. Lolita ..,,.. Hambric, Patty ..,...,, Hamrick, Joan ...,... Handlin, George ...,,,r Handy, Pattilue ,.... Hanms, Charles ,,.l.. Harbison, Earl ..... Hardacre, 'Bebe ,,.... .....,.,Misc 206 206 214 214 .. 407 400 310 317 Harris, John ...,.,,,,,,..,.., l,...,l,, Hatfield, Harold ,..........,,, ,,.,..., M iSC Haymaker, Beverly , ,..... .,,:. 214 Heath, Jack ,..............,.,. ..,.. 1 01 Heicksen, Darlene ..,,, Heidinger, Betty ....., Hendricks, Bill ..,,,,, Hendricks, Joe .... Henninger, Jean ..,... Henry, LaVerne ......,.. Henson, Dorothy ....,,, Henson. W. D. ,,,.,,, , Hill, Juanita ,,....... I-Tilton. Neal ................. Hof, Celeste ................. Hoffman, Anna Belle . Hogard, Earl ...............,.. ..,... Holbert, Bettie ......,..., Holderman. Charlotte Holland, Tom ,,,,,,,,,,,,, Holt, Carrie ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Hooper, Bob ....... Hoppe. Jack ........... Horn, Edward ....... Horton. Jessie ,,,,,,, Housley, Helen ...,,, Howerton, Alice ...,,. Hubbard, Eddie ....,, Hughes, George ,..,.. Hughes, Henry ...,, Hurst, Tom .......,,,, Husky, Beverly .,,,., I Isom, Billy . Iverson, Donald ,,,,,, J Jackman, Charles ...... Jacobs, Walter ............. Jarboe, Norma Jean .,,,, Jenkins, Helen ............ J ennings, Harold ,.......... Johnson, Norma Lou Jones, Billie Ruth ...,, Jones, Frances ............ Jones. Leven .. Jones, Monte .,,.. K Ka1JP, Mary Jo , Kanaday, Betty ,,,,,, Karr, Jerry . ........... . Kaufmann. Roger ,.,,, Kelley, Bonnie Jean .... Kelly, Marion ............. 214 407 119 ..,....,Misc 214 310 311 313 .. 300 101 313 400 w.Misc 300 206 407 401 401 400 119 L 206 .. 407 .. 407 L 311 .. 122 ,, 311 ,. 506 ,, 317 ,. 311 119 W 122 W 122 ,, 300 ,, 300 ,, 101 .. 300 ,. 300 .. 317 401 ff 119 ,, 206 ,, 206 .. 101 400 506 400 Pago 56 56 57 59 57 59 58 58 58 57 61 59 56 60 57 69 61 56 57 59 59 60 57 57 56 61 59 59 59 60 60 61 59 57 56 59 60 59 59 57 61 60 57 60 56 56 57 60 57 60 60 56 58 56 58 56 56 60 58 58 60 60 59 60 60 56 56 60 57 57 59 57 58 57 Sophomore Home Room Ilome Room Kelley, Marquita ,,,,, 4 V 310 Kemmler, Kathryn ..,,,,,, YY.,.. 3 11 Kendall, Joan ,,YYYY,,,,,,, Y,Y,,. 2 06 Kerr, Bob ,,,,............. YYVVV 2 14 Kidwell, Harold ,,,,YY ,v,, 4 00 Kifer, Phyllis ...... Y,v,., 2 01 Kilsey, John Y,,,,,,,.. YYY,,, 4 01 Kimmel, Bill .,,,,.,,,. ,,,,,, 1 19 Kirberger, Bill ..,,,,...,, ...... 2 14 Kirkpatrick, Helen ..,... ...... 2 01 Knott, Bill .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, .,.,,. 4 07 Knutsen, Mavis ..... ,Y,,,, 2 06 Kobel, Alvin ,,,,,,,,.,, YYY,,Y 1 22 Kraus, Robert ,,,,.,,i..,., .,..,. 4 01 Kuntz, Betty Sue ,,,.. ,,.,,. 3 17 L Lamm, Robert ,,l.,,,,, ,,,,,..., G .C. 201 Landrum, Donald ,,..... ,,,,,, Langworthy, Jean .,,,, ..,,,. LaRue, Mary Lou ,,,,, ,,.... Lawwill, Jack ,,,,,,,, Lee, Thelma June ,,,,, ..,.,. LaFurjah, James ,,,.. ,,,,,. Leikam, Bobby ...... ...... Lemon, Carl ,,,,,,,,,, Lindley, Alice ........,, Lisle, Carol Ella ....... ,,,,,,,., 4 07 400 214 506 311 101 311 311 101 Lloyd, Donald ,l,,,,,,,,,,, ..,,,,,, M isc 300 Longliurst, Elizabeth ,,,,,,,, ,,.... Louvier, Don ......,.,...,,,,,,,, .,,,,, 4 07 Lowe, Bette ,,,,,,, ....., 3 10 Lucas, Bob .....,..,, ,,,,,, 3 10 Lucas, Joan ,,,,,,,,,,,... . ,,,, 311 Lukken, Albert ,,,,,, ,,,,,, 4 00 Lulow, Marie ....., ..,,,, 3 17 M Mace, Pat ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 3 1 3 Magee, Betty ,,,,,,,,.., ,,,,,, 3 17 Mahin, Joyce ,,.,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 1 22 Marcear, Charlotte ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 4 01 Martin, Gloria ,,,,,,,,, ,,,, , 506 Mason, Virginia ,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 3 10 Matofsky, Joe ,,,,,,,,,, if ,,,, ,.,,, 3 17 1V1au1dir1,, Arthur ,,,,,,, ,,,,, 4 07 Maupin, Sara ,,,,,,,, o,,,,, 2 06 May, Bill ..l,.,,,,,, Y,,,,, 5 06 Mayfield, Bobbie ...... ,,,,,, 5 06 McAfee, Opal ..,,,,...,,,.,,.,,,, ,,,,,, 4 01 McCann, Fred ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 4 07 1VICCarr01l, Johnnie Lou ,,,,,,,,,,,, 407 MCCarter, Jacqueline ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 3 10 McCarter, Merle ,,,,,...,,,,, ,,,,,, 3 10 McClelland, Jean 11,,1,,,1 ,,1,,, 4 00 McCorkle, Earl ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, 4 00 McCormick, Coleen ,,,,, ,,,,, 3 17 McDermitt, Ross ,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 1 22 McFadden, Joan ,,,., . .,,, 201 McGuire, Kathleen ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 3 00 Mclnnes, June H, ,,,, 214 McKinney, Mildred ,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 3 10 McKenzie Adalee ,,,,,,,,,, 400 MCMackin, Bob ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 400 McQueen, Emily Ruth ,,,,,,,,,,,, 122 Meeks, Warren ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 1 22 Melone, Jerry , ,,,,,,,,,, , Mershon, Dorothy ,,,,, Metcalf, Ernie ,,,,,,,,,,,,, Meyer, Marisue ,,,,,,,,, Millard, Olga ,,,, ,,,,,,., Miller, Bettie Jane ,,,,,,,, Miller, Bill ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Miller, Richard ,,,,, Mitchell, Bob ,,,,,,,,,,,,, Mitchell, Howard ,,,,,,,,,, Montgomery, Robert ,,,,,,, ,,,,,, Mooney, Faye .,,,,,,,, ,, Mooney, James ,,,,,,,,,,,,, Moore, Billie Jane ,,,,,,,, Moore, Burton ,,,,,,,,,,,,, Moore, Doris Moore, Eugene ,,,,,, Moore, Frances ,,,,, Moore, Marticia ...,,, PAGE 124 G.C. 300 214 206 310 506 506 317 , 407 201 122 310 G.C. 101 , 214 , 300 101 , 206 Misc Page 57 56 57 59 57 58 56 60 59 58 60 57 58 56 56 69 58 57 59 58 56 59 56 56 59 60 61 60 60 57 57 56 57 56 59 56 58 56 58 57 56 60 57 58 58 56 60 60 57 57 57 57 56 58 58 60 59 57 57 57 58 58 69 60 59 57 57 58 58 56 60 58 58 57 69 59 59 60 59 57 61 Director Home Room Moore, Maxine ....,, 317 Morgan, Margaret .,,, ,,,,, 4 00 Morris, Gene ....., . ,,,,,. 101 Morsani, Patricia .,,,,, ...,,. 3 00 Morton, Margie ,,r,., ,,,,, 3 13 Mouser, Damus ,rr,,,,,,, ,..... 3 13 Mumford, Scott ,,,rrrr,,,,,,, ,,.,,, 3 11 Muirheid, Betty Jo ...,,, ...... 1 01 N Nash, Edyth ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,. 1 01 Neil, Billie Mae ,,.....,, ,r,rr 1 310 Nelson, Bill Martin ,,,,,, .,.,.. 2 01 Nelson, Jim ......,..,.,.,,..... ,,,,, 3 17 Norris, Betty Jane ,......, ,.,,,, 3 17 Norris, Donald ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,.... 3 13 Nufer, Claire ,,,,,,,,,,, ,.,,,. 3 17 Numan, Kirk ,,,,,, ....,, 4 00 Nye, Roy ,,,,,,,,, ...,.. 4 00 O Oliver, Bill ,.... ,,,,, , 407 Orrick, Allan ..... ..... 4 07 Oswald, Bob ,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 5 06 Owen, Betty ,,,,,,, ,,,... 4 01 Owens, Earl ....... ,,,,,, 1 22 P Parks, Mary Alice 206 Padget, Jean ,,,,,,.....,, .,,,,, 1 22 Pallein, Mary Ann ,,,,, .,,., 2 14 Parker, Lois ,,,,,,,,...,. .,,,,, 3 10 Parker, Mildred ,,,,,,,, .,,,,, 3 10 Parkinson, Peggie 301 Patterson, Jean .,,,,,,, ,,.... 3 00 Paul, Virginia ,,,,... ,,,,., 3 10 Payne, Jack .,,,,,,,,, 119 Pierce, Bobby ,.,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,... G .C. Pitcock, Donald ,,,,,,,,,.., ,,,,, 2 14 Pittman, Norma Jane ,,,,, ,,,,,, 2 06 Plowman, June ,,,,.,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 3 00 Pogue, Douglas ,.,,,,,, ,,,,,, 1 01 Pollard, Jim ,,,,,,,,., 101 Powell, Charles ,.... ,,.... 2 14 Poynor, Betty ...,,, 310 Pratt, George ,.,,l,,, 506 Pruitt, Wanda .....,ll. .,,,,, 3 17 Putnam, Howard ..... ,,,,.. 5 06.1 Queen, Johnnie ...., ...... ,,,, . 3 11 Ramey, Betty ,,,,,,, ,,,, , ,, 310 Randall, Jean ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 5 06 Rapier, Norma Lea 407 Reese, Gerry rr,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 3 13 Reynolds, Sylvia ,,,,,, 300 Rhoads, Don ....,..,........ ,,.... 1 19 Rhodes, Charlotte ,,,..... ,,,,,, 3 13 Richardson, Clayton r,,,,,, ,,,.., 1 19 Ridley, Robert ,,...,,.......,, ,,,,,, 1 22 Roberts, Leo ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,.,.. 1 19 Robertson, Pete ,,,,,, ,,,,,, 3 11 Robinson, Charles 119 Robinson, Doris ,,,,,,,,.... ,,,,,, 1 22 Robinson, Dorothy . 313 Robinson, Edwin ,,,, 310 Robison, Jim .rrrr,,,.,.,. G.C. Robinson, Ollie ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 2 01 Robison, Dewayne ,,,i.,,, ..,,,, Roe, Dorothy ..,,,,,,,,,,,, .,.... Roe, Mildred .,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, Roughton, Lloyde ,,,,,, .,,,. Rubottom, Donald ,,,, .,,., Rummage, Ralph ,,,r,,,, ,,,,,, Runnels, K. V. rrrrr,,,,, , ,,,, W Runnels, Mary Lou ,,,.., ,,,,, Russell, Mary Jane r,,,,,,, ,,.... 506 401 317 401 310 311 401 122 300 Ryan, Dean ,,,,....,,,,, ,,... . 317 Page 56 57 59 60 59 59 56 59 59 57 58 56 56 59 56 57 57 60 60 58 56 58 57 58 59 57 57 59 60 57 60 69 59 57 60 59 59 59 57 58 56 58 56 57 58 60 59 60 60 59 60 58 60 56 60 58 59 57 69 58 58 56 56 56 57 56 56 58 60 56 Shaw, Larrel YYY,YY,YY,,,, Sophomore Home Room S Ilumf Room Sappington, Eugene ,,,, ,,,,,, 5 06 Saunders, John ,,,,,,,,,, YYY,,, 1 01 Schell, Bill ,,YYY,YY,,,,,,, YYYVVV 4 07 Schindler, Anne ,,,,,,,,, YYYYVV 2 06 Schmeling, Colleen ,,,,,, YYY,,, 3 11 Schoonover, Perry .YYY,,,. YYYVVV 1 22 Echoonover, Violet ,,,, ,,,,,, 3 10 Schroeder, Pat .YYYY,,,,,. YYYVVV 2 14 Scoggin, O'Netta ,Y,,,,,, YYYVV 3 13 Scott, Edward ,,,,,,,,,..,.,,, W 201 Sebastian, Richard ,,,..,,,,,, YYYYVV 3 11 Seifried, Betty June ,,,,,,, YYYVYV 3 10 Senn, Earl .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,, YYYVV 4 00 Sevier, Wanda ,,,,,,,,,,.,, ,.1Yf.,,V 5 06 Shank, Wayne ,.,i,,,,. Shaver, Elizabeth ,,,,,,, 401 Sheifield, Robert ,,,,, 401 Shepard, Patsy .,,,,,c, ,,,,,, 2 06 Sherrill, Dorothy W 401 Sherrow, Thomas ,,,,,, YYYVVY 3 13 Shields, Joan ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,.,,, 3 13 Shockey, Bill ,cc,,c., YYYVVY 1 19 Shuttee, Carol .,,, ,,,,,, 4 07 Sims, Margaret ,,,,, . YYYVVV 317 Smith, Dan ,,Yc,cc,cc, ,,,,,, 3 11 Smith, David cY,ccc,,cc,.. 214 Smith, Forrest 1,1,,,,,,,ffff,, ----VV 2 01 Smith, Glenna Fay 111,..,,, ff,,,, 2 05 Smith, Gloria Jeanne .KKKV --fff- 3 00 Smith, Jack ,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.., YYYVVV 4 01 Smith, June ccc,cc,,.,,,..,,,,,,, ,.,,.. 2 06 Smith, Paul Russell ,,,,,,, YYYVYY 4 07 Smith, Wayne .........,,,,,,, 11.VV, 3 13 Snider, Claron ,,,,,,,..., ,.Y,,. 1 19 Spiker. Virginia ,,.., ffffff 5 05 Stanfield, Joyce ,,,,. ,,.,.. 2 06 Stasik, Halina ...,.,,,,,,,. 1.YV,, 2 14 Stephens, Herman ,,,.,,,, .YYYYV 5 06 Stephens, Herschel .,,,,, YYYVVY 5 06 Stevenson, Manville cc,..,, YYYYYVVVVV 3 13 Stewart, Don ..,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . ..,,,,,, G-C. Stites. Jeanne Ann YYYYY ,ff,,f 1 01 Stoppard, Elizabeth .,., ,,,,,, 4 00 Strickland, Billy ,,,,,,,,, YYYVVV 5 06 Strickland, Marion ,,,...,, ,,,,,, 1 19 Stump, Jim ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, ....f,.V, 1 3 13 Sullivan, Juanita ,,,,.1V,VV1, YYYYYYVYY M iSC Sultzer, Virginia ,,,,,,,.,,...,,1.,, YYYYVV 3 17 Summerlin, Anna Bell ,,,,,,c c,,,,, 3 10 T Tate, Betty ,,...,V VYVV YYVVYY 3 1 0 Taylor, Nancy ,,,,,, ,,..,. 4 00 Taylor, Norman ,,,,. YYYYYV 2 01 Telford, Connie .,,cc,ccc ,,... 3 17 Templeton, Jerry ,,......1 ,,,,,, 2 06 Thach, Louis ..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 3 10 Thalman, Jayne ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, 3 10 Thompson, Dick ..,Y,cc,cccYY,,c,,cc,,.cc, Misc Thompson, Martha Bell ..,,, ,,,,,, 2 01 Thompson, Virginia ,,...., ..,,. 2 14 Thompson, Wilma ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 1 01 Thurman, Laura Mae .,.. ,. 506 Tinger, Rita ..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 2 01 Tinsley, Jeanne ,,,,.,,,,,,, ,. 407 400 Titus, Mary Francis ,,,,,, ,,,,,, Priya' 58 59 60 57 56 58 57 59 59 58 56 57 57 58 69 56 69 56 57 56 59 59 60 60 56 56 59 58 57 60 56 57 60 59 60 58 57 59 58 58 59 69 59 57 58 60 59 61 56 57 57 57 58 56 57 57 57 61 58 59 59 58 58 60 57 Todd, Betty Jean Todd, Virginia ,,,,,,,,, True, Donald ,,,, Tubbs, Lois ,,,, Tucker, Betty , Tuttle, Lelia ,,,,,, V Vardeman, Tom ,, , Vandeventer, Betty Hugh VanDeventer, Wanda Vinall, Janice ,, , W Walker, Gordon ,,,,, , Walker, Joe ,,,,,,,,,, Walker, Kiowana ,,,, Walker, Schyler ,,,,,,, ,, Wallace, Elizabeth ,,,,, Wallace, Wayne ,,,,,,, , Waller, Betty ,,,,,,,,,,, Warren, JoLayne ,,,, ,, Watson, Betty , , . Watson, Festus ,,,,,,,,, Weaver, Dorothy ,,,,,,, Webster, Jack ,,,,,,,,, Welch, Eunice ,, West, Joyce , ,,,,,,,, , Westlake, Bill ,, ,,,,, , . Whisman, Beulah ,,,,, White, Harry ,,,,,,,,, White, Jacqueline ,, White, Joyce ,,,,,,, White, Lois Ann ,, ,. White, Wilcox, Thomas ,,,,,,,, Aileen ,,,, Wilkerson, Barbara Wilkerson, Jim , ,,,,, , Williams, Raymond ,, Willard, Helen ,,,,,,,,,,, Willis, Paul , Wilson, Howard ,, , Wilson, Sam ,,,,,,,,,, Wilson, Shirlee ,, Winburn, Margie ,,,,,,,, Vllinger, Doris ,,,,.,,,, Wood, Bob ,,,,,,, ,,,, Woods, Joyce ,,,,,,,,. Vlfoodford, Billy ,,,, Woodruff, Norma ,,,,,, Work, Geraldine Worley, Dorothy Jean , Wright, Carl Lee ,,,,,,,,,, VVynn, Jack Wyse, Juanita ,,,,,, , Y Yeager. Mary Jane ,,,,, Young, Velma Z Zogg, Jack PAGE 125 Ilumu Iefllllll 201 101 313 317 313 214 313 101 400 310 214 317 310 401 101 506 310 311 122 317 , , ,, 407 407 122 300 400 317 401 122 206 400 401 400 ,, ,,,, 206 400 400 401 506 119 310 206 310 317 313 313 313 311 ,, 313 311 G.C. 101 206 407 506 311 llllfll' 58 59 59 56 59 59 59 59 57 57 59 56 57 56 59 58 57 56 58 56 60 60 58 60 57 56 56 58 57 57 56 57 57 57 57 56 58 60 57 57 57 56 59 59 59 56 59 56 69 59 57 60 58 56 Director Adams, Adams, A Eugene ,,,,,,,,,,, Pat ,,,.,,.. Adamson, Bob ,,,,,,,.,. Adkison, John ......Y,,,Y,,,, Adkisson, Mildred ...... Aldrich, Bob ..........V,,, Andrews, George ...,,,., Andrews, Russell ,,,,.... Armstrong, Dorothy ,..,. Ashby, Frances ,,,,,,,,,, Aston, Roy ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Atkinson, Fred .,l.,.,,,,, B Bailey, Kathleen .,..,,,, Baker, Paul E. ,... , Baldwin, Bill .... Ballard, Gale ,,,,, Barber, Gene ,,,,,,,,,,, Barnes, Bill J. .....,..,, . Barnes, Mary Jane ...,,,. Barrow, Emma Lou ,,,,, Bass, Vivian ..,,,.,.........,,..,, Bassett, William fBillJ Bechtold, Bob ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Bellmard, Colleen! ....,,,,, Bennett, Betty Lou ,,,,, Berg, Elnora ,,,.....,...,.. Ber er Charles E , .,,,4... Berry, Barbara ,,,... Berry, Bob ....,..,,,............. Best, Tommy ....,,........,,.... Blan, Lynn .,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,....... ...,, Bodenhamer, . Leonard Boesche, David ,,,,,,............ Bossard, Donald ,,,,l....,, Botz, Jack ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Bowman, Charles ....,. Brennan, Gloria ,,,,,,. Breslin, Bridge, Briggs, Brooks, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Bruner, Byrne, Burgess, Irene .......,,, John .,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Jamie Lee ..,,, Virginia ,,,, Carl ,,,,l...,.. Milo ,,,,....,,. Nelda ,,,,...,,, Rosemary ,,... Betty Joe .,... Burrage, Mary .,.,,,,,,,,, Elizabeth ,,,,,,,,,,. Margie Lee ,,.,. Byers, Betty June ,,,,, C Caldwell, Leroy ,,,,,,,,,,, Caldwell, Patsy ,,,...,. Callaghan, Jack W Callaway, Fern ,,,,, Cameron, Neal ...,.,,, Campbell, Jim ,,,,,,,,,,, Campbell, Robert ,,,,,,, Carney, Faye ,,,,,,,,,, Case, Earl .,,..........., Cease, Eugene ,,,,,, Cecil, Mary Lynn .,,,, Chapman, Beth ,,,,,,., Chapman, D. E. ,,,,, , Champion, Lola ,,,,,, Charlton, Homer ,,,, Charter, Clifford ,,,, Chism, Geraldine ,,.,.., Christy, Edgar .,,,,,,,, Chronic, Bill .,,,....,,,, Chronister, Bill .,,,,,,,, Claybaugh, Charles ,,,,,,, Claypool, Betty ,,,,..,,, Cline, Pat ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Coates, Bill H. ,,,, , Coley, Imogene ,,,,,,,, Conkwright, Jean ..... Cook, Edwin ,...,....... Cooper, Charles ,,,,,, Cooper, Noreen ,,,,,, unior Ilumf Rrmm 302 209 414 415 414 315 209 410 410 319 G.C. 315 414 126 209 319 G.C. 303 209 410 412 217 415 217 410 303 126 209 412 302 302 209 315 217 126 ,milvlisc ...,,,.,Misc 319 412 302 414 126 412 100 414 209 414 302 319 414 410 415 126 414 126 319 319 126 209 209 209 319 303 319 ,. ..,, G.C. 315 303 217 302 209 412 312 414 Misc Copeland, Don ......,,......, ,,,,, 4 15 Cottingim, Bob ,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, 3 12 Cottingim, Mary Helen ,,,,, ,,,,, 3 02 Cox, Ernest .,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, 2 09 Cox, Tom Ed ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, 1 26 Crews, Don ,,,, ,,,,, 2 09 Pa fl 1' 51 48 46 49 46 51 48 47 47 50 69 51 46 52 48 50 69 49 48 47 46 50 49 50 47 49 52 48 46 51 51 48 51 50 52 53 53 50 46 51 46 52 69 46 52 46 48 46 51 50 46 47 69 49 52 46 52 50 50 52 48 48 48 50 69 49 50 69 69 51 49 50 51 69 48 46 47 46 53 49 47 51 48 52 48 Home Room Director Cross, Geniva ,,,,,,, Crouch. David ,,,,,,.... Hams' Room 319 315 Crow, Bobby Dee ,,,,, ,,,,,, 4 10 Crutchfield, Doris ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, 4 10 Culley, Jack ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, G .C. Cullman, Andrea Q ....,, ,,,,,,,,, 2 09 Cummings, Fred .,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, G .C. Cunningham, Bob ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, 3 02 Cunningham, Benita ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 4 10 Cundiff, Harold ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, 4 12 D Dahlman, Richard ,,,,, ,,,,,, 3 09 Daley, Bill ,,....,.....,, ,,,,,, 4 10 Danner, Jack ,,,,,, ,,,,,, 4 14 Davis, Dick , ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 3 02 Davis, Neva Jo ........ ,,,,,, 2 09 Davis, Ralph ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 1 00 Dawson, Duane ,,,,,, ,,,,,, 1 26 Deason, Howard ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 4 14 Delo, Mary Alice ,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 1 00 DeLong, Robert ,,,,,, ,,,,,, 1 00 DeMars, Teddy ..,, ,,..., 4 14 Denton, Thelma ,,,,,, ,,,,,, 4 10 deParlier, Leon ,,,,,, ,,,-,, 2 09 Dick, Paul ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, , 1 217 Dickenson, Beverly ,,,,,, ,,,,,, 3 12 Dirck, Bob ,.,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 3 02 Dirion, Sara Lou .,..,,, ,,,,,, 3 19 Dixon, Stanley ,,,,,,,, ,,--,, 3 12 Dodson, Mary ,,,,,,,,,, -,,,,, 2 09 Donohew, Gene ,,,,,, ,,,,,, 4 14 Dorris, Bobby ,,,,,, ,,,,,, 1 00 Dotson, Ruth ,,,,, ,,,,,, 2 17 Doty, Linvin ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 3 03 Downing. Pat ,,,,,, ,,,,,, 2 09 Driver, Ray ,,,,,,,,,, HYYYVV 2 09 Duff, Maxine ,,,,,,,,,, YYYYYY 2 17 Dukes, Martha Jo ,,,,, ,,,n-- 1 00 Duncan, Carl ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 4 15 Duncan, Dorothy ,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 2 09 Duncan, Helen ,,,,,,,, -,,,,, 3 15 Dunlap, Ellen ,,,,,, Yrrrgu 4 12 Durbin, Betty ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 3 12 E Eagon, Glenn .,,,,.,,,.... ,,,,,, 4 12 Eagon, Jerry ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 3 12 Eaton, Orville ...,,.. ,, ...,,, 126 Edwards, Allan ,,...,,, ,,,,,, 2 17 Endres, Dick ....,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 2 09 Enochs, Marcheta ....., ,,,,,,, M isc Estes, Bob ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 4 14 Estes, Reba ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 3 19 Evans, Mary ,,,,, ,,,, , 412 Ewing, Bill ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, , ,,,,,, 2 17 F Fanning, Jim ,,,,,,,,,,,,, YYYVVV Faucett. Elaine ,,,, Fellers, George ,,,, Fellers, June ,,,, ,,.,,, Ferguson, Barbara ..,,, Fo le, Glenna ,,,,,,,,,, 8 Forsman, Don ,,,, ,,,,,,,, A A V Foster, Edward E, ,,,,, YVVVV Y Foster, Robert .,,,,,,,,. Fowler, Judith ,,,,,,,, Francis, Marvin ,,,, , Franklin, Merle ,,,,,,,,,,, 1 ,V G Gammon, Kenneth ,,,,,,, , 312 415 303 412 217 100 315 415 209 209 319 217 G.C. Gardner, Walter ,,,,,,, ,,,, 4 10 Garrett, Gloria ...z 209 Garrett, Peggy ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, 2 17 Gatrell, Betty Lou ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 4 15 Gay, Jacquita ,,,,,,,,, r ,,,,,,,,, ,,,, , 217 Geren, Betty ,,,,..,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 3 02 Gillespie, Mary Louise ,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 4 12 Gilligan, LaRue ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. ,,,,, 2 09 Gilmore, Bob ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, VYYVVV 3 12 Gilmore, Dick ,,,, ,,,,,, 2 09 Glass, Helen ,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 4 12 Goe, Jeanice ,,,,, 302 Gow, Robert ,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 1 26 Gray, Fred ..,....,., ,,,,,, 2 09 Gray, Wayne ,,,,,, ,,,,,, 4 12 Green, Jimmie .,,,.,, 2, ,,,,,, 412 Griffith, Billie ,,,,,, PAGE 415 Pagr 50 51 47 47 69 48 69 51 47 46 46 47 46 51 48 52 52 46 52 52 46 47 48 50 47 51 50 47 48 46 52 50 49 48 48 50 52 49 48 51 46 47 46 47 52 50 48 53 46 50 46 50 47 49 49 46 50 52 51 49 48 48 50 50 69 47 48 50 49 50 51 46 48 47 48 46 51 52 48 46 46 49 Grimm, Robert .,,, Grove, Dick ,,,,,,,.,. Guiles, Barbara ..,,,,,,. Huma- Room 414 415 315 Gunnells, Lorene ,,,,,,, ,.,,, .,.... 2 0 9 Guntheroth, Dorothy .. 312 H Hall, Dorothy ,,,, . ,, ..,., , ,,,,, , 415 Hallowell., Lina Jane .. .. ,,,, , 100 Haney, Jim ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, G .C. 410 Harding, Emma Lou Harrell, A. C. ,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,.. ,.,,,, 3 19 Harrington, Elise ,,,,,,, ,,,,, 2 09 Harris, Jimmie ..,,,,, Harris, Pauline ,,,,,, Harris, Reba ,,,,,,, Harrison, Fred ,,,,,. Harry, Norman ..,,,,,, 319 209 217 209 Hartwlg, Ray . ..,.,,. ..,, ,,,,.,,,, G . C. Harvey, Betty Lue ,,,,,, , ,,,,,,, Misc Hatfield, Jerry ,,,,,,,,,, ,,.... 4 15 Hatheway, Keith .,,,,,, ,,.... 4 15 Hebeler, Betty ,,,,,. .. ,,,,,, 315 Heath, Charles ,,,,, ..,.. 3 15 Hendricks, John ,,,,,,,,, ,,,.,. 1 00 Henson, Bob 7 ,,,,,, ,,,,,, 4 12 Herrington, Dorothy ,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 4 12 Hesser, Patricia ,,,,...,.... ,,,,,, 4 14 Hewitt, Dorothy ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 4 10 Higgins, Hubert ,,,,,.. ,,,,,, 2 17 Hodge, Bob ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, I 302 Holmes. Charles ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 2 09 Holt, Wade 1 ,,,,,, ,,,,,, 2 09 Hoppe, Ila Fern ,,,,, ,,,,,, 3 15 Howard, C. G. ,,,,,,,, ,,,,, 4 10 Hudgens, Jewellee ,,,,, ,..,,. 3 19 Huffman, Billy ,.,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 2 17 Hull, James ,,,.,,.,,,,,.,,,.,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, 3 02 Hurse, Connie ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Misc Husted, Gloria Jeanne ,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 2 09 I Inlow, Zelmalea ,,,...... ..,,,, 2 17 Inman, Betty ..,,,,,,,. ,,,, .,..,. 4 1 2 J Jacobs, Paul .,,,.,,,.,...., ,,,,,,,,, 4 14 J ahns, Maurine ,,,... J ernigan. Billy ,,,, Misc 303 Jewell. Bob ,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 3 12 Jewell, Cliff ,.., ,,,,,, 1 00 Johnson, Bobbie ,,,,,, ...... 4 12 Johnson, Bonni ,,,,,,,, , ,,,, 312 Johnson, Eai ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 2 17 Johnson, Joyce ..,.. ,,,,,, 4 15 Johnson, Marjorie ,,., ., 319 Johnson, Robert .,,.... , ,,,,,, 410 Jones, Bill ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,. 410 K Karr, B111 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,,,,,, 3 0 3 Kellogg, Bob ,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,, ,G.C. Kelly, Dorothy Jean ,,,,,,, .,,,,, 2 09 Kerr, Jack ,. ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 3 02 Kerr, John F, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,.. G .C. Kesselring, Warren ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,.. G ,C. Keys, Jamie ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, ,,,,, 319 Kidd, Harold ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 4 15 Kidwell, Lloyd ,,.,...., Kieser, Mary Lee ,,,.,, Kimbro, T. C. ,,.,..., . Kimmel, Duncan ,,,,,, King, Agnes .....,..., 1 209 410 303 . 415 303 King, Betty ,.,,...... ,,,,,, 3 02 Kirschner, Betty ,,,,,, ,,,,,, 3 12 Kitrell, Pauline ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 4 10 Knowland, Phil ,,,,,, , ,,,, 209 Koonce, Carol .,,,,, , ,,,, 312 Koons, Bob ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,, ,,,,,, 2 09 Kozicki, Velma ,,,,,,, ,,,, , 209 Kurtz, Bob ,,,,,,,,., ,,,,,, , ,, 209 L Lairmore, Bonnie Jean ,, ,,,,,,,,,,, 414 Langenheim, Dick ,,,,,,,, , , ,,,,,, G.C. Langston, Gloria ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,. 4 14 Pagr 46 49 51 48 47 49 52 69 47 50 48 50 48 50 48 69 69 53 49 49 51 51 52 46 46 46 47 50 51 48 48 51 47 50 50 51 53 48 50 46 46 53 49 47 52 46 47 50 49 50 47 47, 49 69 48 51 69 69 50 49 48 47 49 49 49 51 47 47 48 47 48 48 48 46 69 46 Lanik, Bob ,,,, Larner, Carol Lee, Sidney ,,,,,,,,,,, Lelley, Jack ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Leonard, Barbara ,,,,,,, Letson, Bob ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Lewis, Dorothy W. , Lewis, Georgie ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Lfemberner, Betty Lou Linde, Loyd ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, Lindsay, Billie ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Littrell, Jerry , , ,,,,,,, ,, Livingston, Marjorie ,,,, Long, Patti ,,,,,,,,,, Longhurst, Jo Helen ...,. Lopp, Betty Jean ,,,,,,,,,, Love, Jane .,.., ....,,,,, Loving, Carroll .,,,,,, Lowder, Zora Ann ..,,,, Ludewick, Pat ,,,,,,,,., Lynch, Shirley ,,,,,,, Lyons, Frances ,,,,, M Macon, Mary Ann ,,,,,, Mahanay, Joe ,,,,,,,,,,, Mahaney, Jack ,,,,, Mahin, Ginger ,,,,,,. Mahin. Hilary , Maresh. 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