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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1945 volume:

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GX J' O , x, H N f T' N VOLUME VI SN Q PUBLBHED BY fx rig THE PUBLICATQIONS BOARD Mx ' X 5 A F 5 1945 LARIAT STAFF 'fs L V Q Y , WILL ROGERS HIGH SCHOOL 1 1 J is TULSA, OKLAHOMA x A E fb N 1 X X ' N Ni Q' M ,y V x F 4 7 x g U '22 LF V M! Oy ' . I! f Q f 7 f ff v O V, 5, ,,,-f ffr fi: ff r rrr frrgf' 5 r' fff Frr fffr ri Fr ? it -TTU' ,.. f F ' -'- ICU' 1,3 r fTr I ff rr I- -,,,.. r rflff' r f rfpf Fr -Ff- ff ' f rr V ' XY ff ff? .f 1 K kk 5 .N I 8 Z n l..ff,Mvf+ gwxw H- A df . THE 1945 Z ,,,.f 0 ci ZAZKZ Z fx K ore 1 vo rc E SINQZLRIQLY HOPE our classmen of Will Rogers High School will enjoy this Lariat as we have enjoyed planning it. Because of the paper shortage we have had to cut down on the number of pages in the yearbook, and all organization write-ups had to be ommitted - but weyre hoping the quality will make up for the lack of quantity. The memories connected with the pictures and snapshots of our friends will recall to us in the future the rare treasures of those never-to-he-forgotten high school days. So we give to you the 1945 Lariat. cd IN MEMORIAM Paul JR Clifforcl Charter lhunt Lovejoy Water K. Banham Charles Crays -Times Martin Dennis Bluejacket Raymond Gray .laniesllflqohinson Edgar rlhm Boycl Chacl Higgins Pticharcl Schindler Stanley Bur-click 'Nlfayne Plarshman Dovifl Spargo DF Burkett C. G. llowiarcl Charles Pt- rlowr-y John Camp Boh l'lUll Charles Xlsfellloorn Roloert Campbell Derizil. Johnson Glen Zinlfv. Ted Lewis rf Tfmf zur' l7I'!'I' bigfzly 1'r'xolz'z' flmf fbvxt' ffvmf sfulfl Hof fmzt' zfizvf in 1'11i11-- fluff ffvix Illlffiflll, IffItft'I' Golf, xfmff funn' fl uvzc' fzfrffv of f7'l'l'lIOIlI - lllllf ffm! Ibn' KQ0l'l'!'IIIIIt'f7f of flu' jn'ojJlt', fly fbt' lIt'OfIft', for ffm jivojifr, ,vlmll nof jwrisfi from flu' t'411'ff1.', Aiiimi IAYX1 LINQZOI rx To the boys of Will Rogers High School who have iuzule the supreme sacrifice for their Country, so that those who follow through these portals may live in fteetlom, we humbly dedicate this 19,15 l.t1i'iz1t. BOOK ONE - THE SCHOOL fl6f7'7Zi7'ZiJl1'dfi07Z Seniorf jfmiorf Sophomore! BOOK TWO - ACTIVITIES O rgfmizalionx A l kletinpf P 10 BOOK CNE The School ADMINISTRATIO and GUIDANCE DR. C. BENTON MANLEY -IANIES L. GOEE Princijml Axxisfmzz' Priz1c'ij2al and WILL ROGERS HIGH SCHOOL Dean of Boys BOARD OF EDUCATION J. A. W1-111'LOw C. D. TEIOMAS P1'c'sizl'c'11f ROY DEATON FRANK SETTLIL CH AR LES C. MASON S11 jufrin fwnf wzz' 2 . K kg..2:. , Vin' P1'0siflz'11f MIKS. XV11.LIAM GUIILR GLENX'1'.li NICCZONNLLL IIRANR A. STIVERS BYRON L. SI'1IiPlIliRlJ Axxisfanf SIlf7l'I'1IIIll'IIll!'l1lL of Snvznfury Sffmlx Q ibm-M., S X - MRS. PAULINE C. 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R,xw111Nr:S 14l'l'Il.fllI'1'f' Sfifrlu' Siirllw Ifluflzirly llyllflllfll M11Il11'1l111I1r,v Lalin PAGE 14 mv Q 5. vs? M 1 f 'I l ' 7 L 9 -ft 39 .3 -1 M, ',,. If V' K -' ,, 1. er X .- , f, 5 - AV , .. , K W F .-. ,mfg L gi BETTY Rlllilllili l.1r:u Rlcllxmwx L'1,.xR.x S. Rxuix' Suuu Rasmus KliXNIi'l'I4I Slaxxlfxxs IC. G. AS1s'1'1.1FF .Yzzzmvry Sfhuul IV1y.vi1'1ll Ilqdlllllfiflll Cuffzlzlwu' l,'uf1111n'1m' Smznzu' Sucluu FACULTY K l L 1 1 I' ,, ..,, 15- . .V f ,,-' 1 , 'LV' . 9' 1 fun: . Q 4 4' l f fs. K. :E 5' ,Q L, 2 'QQ Q 4 , if , is 5' ,S , i 5' iz a 5 f 1 Saw. X imc-.iM ' -' 5651573 , Nf.XRGUERI'I'E Smrru NIYRTLE SI'1LI,M.xN PAUL j. VAX Hokx l.ulue'1 1'1 S, XVXGGINS IIli5l'liR K1RKm'1'R1cK MARY ELLEN BRIDGlb English Hr! lmlmtrial Ari: Ilqllfflijh l,ilz1'a1'ia1z Rfgflslrw' O1,1a'rlm BARNAIU: N1INNlIi Iluczmzs MRS, F1.m'n Frmsi' BETH RANSl7liI.I. MARY IIARR15 Srr'r'flzlf'y .Vulrun Clfrk Clrrk Cafrftwiu IJirf'1'lur PAGE 15 1 Seniors Larry C NN-rf Carolyn NMI Marmm !Xw15re:w Srfrwzwcd !Nmf'r' Tcrf Www ' 5 59k ' Imam 'Q Limrr' xx Exly fir' Tb WTTWQSEVWG fWrCww frm ,f'XWg Hmm fxfrir xr. lfff Dfw Parfr pr W wrw- ,La.,w li , H Wm 5 ' X - M ,r.. . all QA i S5 rw! gfpl, . J Mmm lr, Url! AVTTCZS QUWBTMP Vdrffw - lkurrawi Lark? L mrs: Qvk PAGE 18 :L 'sv ' ,, 'S ,X o - as S S Cvvorw Arwdcirsom Brnlv fvrwld ,N , Bmw Parrvarf' l5v r Br'-Irv A X 3 ll: Qs ,Q ' rf Ya ff H Ira-rw Arwciclrsorw joan ASUOV I-s Marr! Parrwiw' lam Poli 'vb K W, Y f , LQ.i'? 7 . 5 if 2 f A 3 Q s , ...4. :. , if xii f wrrr om H 1 v if vary B14-Im-ri: k Want! ' Bm arqwrr Q rorhy Prwwtr Qigr .SS r S S . PAGE I9 Daw Urr'rw:wg'1Vmm Lou jfarvi- Uloxoow Layton Boyd Wmflwc Urlx N r . 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S PAGE 21 l :ia X C Claire Combest S3 Mildred Combs Bob Conboy George Cook Charlotte Correy Helen Covvan Dorothy lane Cox lames C. Cox Betty Dalton H. B, Daulton Shirley Davidson Betty Sue Davis Marjorie Davis 5 XfVendell Davis Dorothy Dengler Bob Denton 2- Dixie Su Dcrrvck loyce Dlll llm Dlllmcr Qlcrm Dunllam Bobby Doly liemmcllw Dovyrwmg Beverly Duclcvyorllw Mary Am Duff Kltlie Durley l-larvelyrl Ellis lolm Frldres Charles England Clwrislme Famsworllw larwc Follers Mabry Fsgursg Bill Finley PAGE 22 923 S Q? X ix 6 A , -SE - S S . lame Dorbuy Frames Dolsom Mary Helen Dlmlnar lulla Dwfarw Sally Epplcr Frances E55 Halllemac Flowcrx Mllclrsd Forwdre W hmm - L, ay yn- ff , if vu M, , ' 1'3Q,'l:','. i' ,: :.' 5214 , .Vi A ,K . li eefff- , 5 1 ? : ii ., 1 a M Q. fx I si' mf ef , :fa . 'F 515' 'Q , 1 ami-' V' Wifi :.' ' 2 Q i '51 22 , f ,E'Q,- 3' if sf J ,pak as , M Ay 5 Q , Q53 my gf eng Ax ik, A-qu. ICG ,, f 1 i glib ' fi ri! 6,39 ffl? 4 4 fi X e l any A r - 1 ' k,1 ' Q .., f fw- E 2 .. 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PAGE 25 X Hilda Hdladay Bart jcnkms Edsel johnson Waker Kalb 53 in QF Dong Holmm Marg Lum jcukms lu Arm jolwmom Lkmd Kzmpgr Ciiorge Horton Nm jQhm5Q:w Evelyn lows Duns Kcwvwggr Marina lean Kerr Doris Kirnbro Charles Kubilos leanne LaVasque Lelkfloine Ketcjliam Nel5on Keyes Geraldine Kline Maxine Kline VJalter Lalirnan Betty Lamb Kennetli Lavvvvill Harold Layman Barbara Kidd Patti Knott Rosemary Lastcr Evelyn l.eaCl't PAGE 26 x Q Q gi A.. Q fi'-'NS S . Cnarles Kiddoo Eunice Knovvland Norma Lcugnney lanice Leavell Html Hifi ial A. ., ii I f xl i 1 l i Lena Kirkpatrick Don Kolwlliorst Betty lune Laurrell Betli Lee N. E 5 I z- , f . 2- Y3 'tw K , S3j V A fr-, V i f -L 4 3, ,vw H , 1, ff ,,,. W, E ,M . , , ,, Party Lee Drii Lucas Guin Mapes Denny M. Marsifali L, Jean Lewis Biii Lufklwari' Robert Marcela LaN0ua Marsliail R xx A SS Q Q Si? 5 NX .Q, is xx PAGE 27 Richard Ligeri Nancy Ludcvvick juice Mariar Edith Mariiu 4 is .S ' ' : ,,,2..,.. , 3, . , .fb :avg ' . ,L 63,5 1,1 , Z1 i:awSi52fi. ,c VWWJ- ' ,Q 5 V ' A mls, 6 , A - , . ',:'fl',' K 'fig' - ,if Q, g, , if- Q47f ?Kff' ei fi.iQ,n . ' i I , U L , . ,. V .. Z .H ,: f A-1 Q L L H is M 1 1 is 5, we We 2 A ' ui' M Q2 if fi V, I N A f. . iz 5 . W g ' , ' A ,f ' .. , ,- 1 ' f ig L W ' sl . Eugene Liles S5ivia Lunsford Rubi Mariow Paui Martin Biii Love Eiizabelii Lyuu Mariorie Marks icaii Masei Biiiye Lowrance Eugwic Mann Aiieii Marr Wiiiiam Ciayiuii Mags x in Harold Mayo Rayman MQEVHQSIW BJH McKinley Lloyd Millard gag ' A if .5a,,:2f:iaQ R 'g i ' .I 2 rf' Nnrman McAriIwer Louise VVQFarfvn Barbara MQKrnnQy jane Miller , Larra Eligri' ,.V1.f i r r Y' W- T x ww ,' l ii? ,X , , ag Q ,I fi . 2 551 7 gi ' - - , xi A, ., ,W A. Q.. jerrru MQCaH Pau! 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X n 1 E 3 Froarn Minton Mariiyn Moore Ivo Nokon Pam Riiiii Nurkoii ,ff f ,5 k Siiirioi Mifiiifeii Foggy Sue Morgan Corairlino New Crate Ckon X. ,Q S HQ? N Q Y. 5 'x X -fo? N Q iv S . xx v PAGE 29 'rrr 1 lx t Qi . igg:-'?'51E'1 : L .ig -sv A K!! 1 wav 1 M Ciigniia Monicai Doris Montgomery Tiiresa Monigomery Heicn Moore Vxfiiia Dian Morgan Russoii Morris Dorothy Miiiriieid Loefnnn Mniroliy Marg Lois Niilioli Waiwda Lon Niclioini iudy Nickoii Batty Nuliornyor Morici Orrick Louise Orvis Boo Painrnr Pon Paint-or ,ME Claire Parker Mary Arm Perkins Mollwa Polfcr Slllrlry Pray E N L nf fre, ., as Yia lXlIlll'lZillG Parker Vxfadc Pccvg. Sylwa Polly Myllc Quary l:. , P, is I ai V,A.,., K K. . I ik . a e X Jr X, ML - 3 em fx - H 1 27 ' ' ff A 4 , , V X w 1 Kerlrleflw Parks lolwm Perry Palricla Povvzsll Bob Rakeslraw an-rl: i asf., P 5 :fn ix Sign -va. JSE E :Q f ew 'ftligm 7, .Q- :1 E 'L 'fr' I kzflrk V 5 ,. -75f?'m'ws.i?PP K g . . rm L, 2 'Pi li :wgmx f ,sf ,. . ,,.,, A .v,l5,Mg, . W , ir, Willene Parls Lavem P.ckQll Vemom Powell Ceraldmc Ramicy PAGE 30 ig S ASE 6 wx . s Cherry Pallllo Pal Pollard Davrzl Power Grafton Ramsoy - L L - ,, l.,l..,..,,.., .S 18 :ff ' z .fx f if 5 2 a if rllllrr , W Q., ' . A Q .Q Qi , If Early Paw-5' Marla Prnllwr Duawfr Pryll Lula llarwloll .V 'Q W1 'M ,. K! A . ...mn -. . , 'f W, a ,I ,fn 'lm 4.1, ' 'QP- jl . 1 .- . Eli .1 ' WF' ,4E'1T.- A5 Ii w Q .fa Wge31.. w5,,-.1 -- f J M ' fi is , f I.aMaryMs Rag Bull Rvgg5 Mary Rmherrs Sharif-5 Rudrow . I ,ff ,- , ,. ,. fV.,l:lL5. ' ' M H -1 vi 4' P, fi Foggy Ray Mary RHQ5' Maura Mar' Rcnlvmsckm S110 XXNUM Rluwm .Q Q ix - S :N?'.'3 Q Q -S PAGE 31 ff CONC Rcadgf jerry Rimwbnuli limix Rolvimimw HMM Rufw Dona Lou Reese Boyd Ringo 105 Dom Rogcrf IUHH Ryan Rifhard Rmshrr Morwm liicllwg Nam Rdvcrls Huh Rcubwrls jaydmrw ROHMQ Ururis Lfw Hrwmm Pnliiw Ryclwr J'Y?H'HX Snfif S i t it , 3 ' , Yi? 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T' any WT e, . 5 : : Bob Srmth Mariha S1aQcy Mary K Stout Mary jam Tar 1 'mrwry Edith Snyder True Cano Srwyclvr Marg: Lou Snyder Joanne Sommw Sam Sreplmm SIUVD Slcrphoms Wrggxma Lira Smwarl Carl Sloops Marmrie Summer Pai Sulkcfr Joann Swift MQred1Hm Talbott Onrlus Tn',Tmr Miirfn Tw! Dmfv Terry 141: k Tiwrwrrmi Q. if Eiz :cp u , - -- ess: .. LM V 91 1 K :Z I f M 251, V- m am , fi wwf I MWET, i , 2 may wwf . ,B , 11. r fl f mf A , 2' Shirlvy Spemrrf jim Slorls juliarm Talldull' Maximo Thormuaon :S SE' -' S . PAGE 32 i !ifj.Q 'W wwwwgzigm i 1 Norma Thompson Cfenda Trambla jean Vyfadlcy jack Wakefield . A -- f 514, , a 1' ' r ::': ,'VA - W ,,, W ,, ,. . .QW . iagpssfzzs ff W, My . Q: X Q Sf X f 1 S 1 p Q 'J J f11,ET,j. Mary Titus Roger Tllfkfwf Boliy Vxfagmwr Belly Rullw Vyard Bcity Todd Driris Turwrvr Bmlw WaFNafc'r Arta Le? Vxfarerson iw? .ff - ,xl5X,,,Q XIV X , ,f f f Charles Toriufflt Lwfa Rae Vary 4 Judy Vxfalfaf cr Frank Vxfobb , Q M , , J , S, , , , ,za PAGE 34 a Xa . 5 u-. X -Q. ix ? S S 1 Emery Trarwdxam Pai Vf'mO Bewrrfffy' NNa!aM Arthur Weedm Yi ,ff rf' :Cl CWQVTWCVWS Travis Barbara Vokmm Arm Vxfafiorw NQHQ Vxfelch QQ ,ta .4-r' new .. ,9 1 s ,,,.,,.,Z-r,'mi3W1:g: ,kg JW? xv 1 ,mx K ,fa 913, , , rs , lr 1 3 , QQ 3, EW L. ,fa E a I 5 awww' . 3 h 1 I . Y VW wx., H Q ' ' Q Q ,,W' M r James Wells Don Welly Carole Wes? Charles Wllisenhunr Brll Wnilney lvlarguenle Wvn2ndal Robert Wllburn Eileen WlIf'ox Belly Lu Wllkerson Ernesllne Wllklrs Gene Vxfllllama lvlary Wlllls Howard Vvlnlslwlre Den Vxfllson Doris Wllson C-lorla Vvlllson f 1' 1 f l S --ow W were ,E 'B Sf -ff w --Y iw .4-a.A.... .tr , ,F ,Q p X . f E 1 , E 1 . , , W- ' 'S 23 fig, , ,w L, . lf We .4 ,A 9 xm'f'Q7'.f',n - 1 Eslller Wlwlsman Eleanor Wlleox lerre Wlllsegr Madge Wllson Baroara Wlw Ruby Wflley Eleanor Wll Ed Winslow X,wx -xx CLS' fs ix . S Q S PAGE 35 Slvlre rtloek l xxgfx Nino ' , ff: lf' l PAM: 36 'Q if S . Xi GY Z, X :QA lean Vifolaycr lflaxinc Wollcv lanice Vxfood Bill Wriglwt' Helen Wright Paul Wriglwi Mary Lou Wyanl' Marvolla Wyman licvyorly Yaies Nola lean Yaunt Lindy Young lolwannc Yoiingbloofl lvliilcefy Zinwmorman lwilla ef f 2 'F ...mn N -..., Doty Y ,,, V M sg if sf ' 2 Q , 2, lille. X ix - . X iv X1 af X ak X in E 2 - fx-i l- 1' L, if FN- 2i5F ' P??'55ff 'lil , J Y Mawr.- 5 ei . Virginia Young XE Q 3 WG' .fi , 4 x SENIOR EXECUTIVE BOARD Left to right-Bob Cadenhead, Julianne Talbutt, Ivan Griffith, Bob I-Iambrie, Thresa Montgomery, Jack Gentry, Fream Minton, Bill Ferguson, Bob Shelton, Bill Love, Eugene Liles, Beverley Walsli, Steve Stephens, Alan Roberts, Robert Wilburn, Jim Storts. 1 llkillfllf . Vice Prc'sizlc'nl . Sc L l'L'ftll'y . ANNOUNCEMENTS Charles Whisenhunt, Co- Chairman Beverley Walsh, Co-Chairman Sherwood Anderson Charlotte Correy Dorothy Cox Rosa Lea Croft Roberta Gibson Charles Johnson Dorothy Muirheid ART Jimmy Carr Dorothy Dengler Frances Dotson Christina Farnsworth SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS . ROBEIVI' SHILLTON TI'FHXIll'!,'Y . FRIQAM MINTON . BILL FERGUSON Social Cbzziwmm . BILL LovI2 . DOLORES DAVIS Council Rcj11'vsc1zhzfi'uc . JACK GENTRY SENIOR COMMITTEES Eunice Knowland Charles Kubilos Billy Massey Denny Marshall Laura Mae Robinson Doris Lee Rooney Maxine Wolfe BANQUET Alan Roberts, Chairman Owen Blacker Beverly Funston Doris Holmes Robert Maresh Patsy Nuckols John Perry La Vern Pickett PAGE 37' Mary Lou Snyder Jerre Willsey CHRISTMAS TREE Jim Storts, Chairman Ivan Griffith Gwynn Harper Rosemary Hively Evelyn Leach Ruth Robinson Ima Gene Snyder CLASS DAY John Endres, Chairman Bob Cadenhead Jim Harris Norma Loughney Dolores Meinert Muriel Orrick Pat Pollard Fred Sanders Virginia Lee Stewart Melda Teel Carole West COMMEN CEMENT Pat Carroll, Chairman Larry Albers Irene Andersen Lou Jeanne Bloxom Jane Fellers Bob Hambric Hilda Holladay Mary K. Kearns Doris Kimbro Richard Ligon Wilma McConnico Wanda Nicholas Lida Ransdell Pat Veno Judy Wallace COURTESY Carolyn Davis, Co-Chairman Thresa Montgomery. Co-Chairman Jeanne Chappelle Sally Eppler Guynita Monical Willie Morgan Claire Parker Joanne Sommer FINANCE Fream Minton. Chairman Paul Martin Ann Walton FLOWER and COLOR Betty Jo Bond Jeanne LaVasque Jean Lewis Marilyn Moore Frances Pattillo Melba Potter Norma Thompson FORUM Carolyn Barkhurst Maurice Cobb Wendell Davis Pat Gilmore Dick Gulley Joan Ryan Steve Stephens Meredith Talbott Glenda Trimble GIFT Lorine Humphrey Harold Layman Robert Maresh Betty Nubemeyer David Power Johnny Sage Ed Winslow HISTORY Dolores Davis. Chairman Evelyn Barto Rosemary Hively Charles Kubilos Marjorie Marks Ruby Marlow Joann Swift MOTTO Bill Ferguson. Chairman Martha Stacey Gloria Wilson Bettye Wilkerson Bill Wright Paul Wright PLAY READING Thomasine Allison Richard Coleman Nelson Keyes Nancy Ludewick Leona Miller John Sage Pat Sutter Jerre Willsey Ed Winslow POEM Jack Gentry. Chairman Janice Bell Lita Rae Vance PROPHECY Juanita Barrow Morrison Bickham Betty Jo Brown Richard Coleman Mary Helen Dunbar Warren Guntheroth Jerrie McCall Rebecca McComb Peggy Sue Morgan Grace Olson Donna Lou Reese Shirley Spence SCHOLARSHIP Miss Ulista Hawkins. Chairman Marjorie Davis Mrs. Madge Gibson Mr. C C. Pruitt Alan Roberts SCRAPBOOK June Heuston, Co- Chairman JoAnn Johnson. Co-Chairman PAGE 38 Lois Brant Bob Cadenhead Patsy Carroll Eugene Liles John McMinn SERVI CEMAN Bob Hambric, Chairman Betty Jo Brown Eugene Hathaway Doris Holmes Barbara McKinney Helen Moore John Perry Jim Sharon SOCIAL Bob Hambric, C0-Chairman Bill Love, Co-Chairman Bill Batson Bill Bowers Frances Gingles Jack Griffith LeMoine Ketcham Nelson Keyes Raymond McElfresh Joan Masel Russell Morris Nathalie Parker David Smith Beverley Walsh Nelle Welch SONG Claire Christy Bob Cline Marjorie 'Davis Su Derrick Kenneth Downing Beverly Duckworth Hazel Hall Edith Snyder VESPERS Gwen Anderson Louise McFarland Marilyn Moore Geraldine New Willene Paris Bonnie Smith Ann Walton VVILL Ivan Griffith. Chairman Rosemary Bieberich Pat Cadenhead Betty Chapel Jimmie Green Alta Johnson Dell Lucas Nancy Ludewick Mary Ann Perkins Myrtle Quary La Marylis Ray Betty Sexton Donna Sidesinger Juniors ,7 1 k tl ttf g, r' J! l- If A 'V,V rx ff gulf? lf t , rn. ray, il tri. l , t all g,, tr r l ,4 lx 'J yn r lfxht flew tri' y 'Y j, N, l W ltr M ls, ll. 'Al l'l tl ' lil r , sl N l rt tl l A4 l tr, ll tl 4 lr rjtt I r will tix' 't l l I N l l F ly 'Ill .X. I: tklfy- If by r rft B' rl-X t' l tl lliflfl ga ll rfffgy up , 4 , ll 1 tlarold Altixandcvr lane? fkllrgn Bay Nvcrson Estlter Alwortlt Cltarllc fXnQlerson lo Anno Anderson Gwen Anderson Patty Anderson lo Ann Apple Bolty Ellen Armstrong Don Aston Marie fttlterton Don Allslnson loan Ayres Mary Babtak Laura Baclwtel Helen Bailey Anna lane Baldwin Dot Ball Robert Barclay Beverly Bartltolorncw Carol Bartltolomevv Charles Barto Carl Barton Gerald Barton Sltlrloy Barton l. R, Barnes Bob Bass C. B, Batson Wartcla Bauglw Wayne Bcacllcs Barbara Bearclun lane Bcaty Waltella Benelt Ray Bergman Terry Bterderrtan llnilt Ann Blarlswell Boln Blair leanne Blalr llelen Blakemore Barlvara Bossarcl Dolly Bonglter Engonc Bowltn jim Boyd joyie Bradley Arlene Bradslwavv Charles Bragg Bill Bramlett' Donna Branrllwrg lylartlgn Brat- lr' r Mary Brewer Donna Brtggs Vanda Britton Betty Broekrnan PAGE 40 Anna lvlao Brown Do Vern Brown Virginia Brown Charles Bruner Bob Bryan Barbara Bryant loan Burline Don Burns Sam Burns Charles Butler Truman Callaway Helen Cantrell Dale Carmichael Billy Carrer l-lelen Campbell George Carver Carl Casteel Gone Chapman Iva lean Chapman Ann Calron Carroll Chappell Mavis Chappelle Gleason Clodrelter Bob Cochran Gene Cozglcrell loyco Coe leanette Cobetrs lohn Colbert Gone Cole Paul Collins Watie Combs Bob Coloy Shirley Conner Carolyn Cooper Evelyn Cooper Lonnie Cordray Tom Cottingim Vivian Colton lvlary Cooper Hilda Crabtree luanita Crain Laura Croke l F Cromer Bill Crornwoll Betty Cramer Milton Curd Eddie Curry Roy Daitrieiilmrg Elizabeth Darby james Curtis Margaret' Davis Rebecca Daw lay Deaver Charles De-rgermore PAGE 41 Bill De Ccer Alan Denny Ray D Art Drxon enlon La Flrura De Slran Mary Lu deWattevrlle Bonita Dlrplq Donald Dixon W. A, Beverly Doreey Allie Dosse lvlary Darlo Duren Dodge loan Donohue Paullne Dolung Pat Dorr yr Drude Bob Dudley lim Duncan Maurice Dunran Wilford Eckles Glenn Earl Eyan5 Edmonds lane Egger Beulah Errner Mary Lou Elarn Gloria Evans Pa 1 ry Herbert Frnncll lryrng F15ne Eycstone Donnre Fellers Blll Fcite Mlles Fldler F Bonnie Flcwlwr Eddie Ford Frank Ford Loretta Flowers Lyle Fogle VV. D, Foor Don Franklln Bull Fusgelman loyce Fylle Blll Frazier loyce Fry liirlward Fulton Cnarles Cannaway Alberta Carrourre Donald Gardner Brll Garner Sammy Carner Vrrgrnra Cary Eyonne Clngrlflr PAGE 42 Fred Class Lee Good Cerry Cordon loltn Gorman Patrtita Graltant lltt ltarcl Gralwarn Bob Graves lxtt t Gunderson loltnnto Lee Gttrl Gnarlto Grtlrtxn Doyle Grounds CX El t zabotll Haddad Franftza Hatr Paul Hall Raymond Hall Btlltg Lott llall Carl Hall Bt tty Hank: Bull Hanson Donald Harfzoll Btll Havcnsfrttf Dorothy Ha Etlwel Brlltt' Hcndrtcks Dorotlwy Honsloy Martorto Harrts Max Harrie yes Hayes lvlarlortf Hayward Bob Heard Martha Henntngcr Donald Herbert leannc laltnman Pltyllts Htckox Btll Hcrndon Bonntt: I-ltlsatnock Bot ty Hoebel Betty Hoffman Gene Holderrnan Llot, d Holrnea lvlarlan Holling5wortn laik Holt Norma lloplqlns Oval Housor Don Httlftnt: Bob Higgtnx Buddy Httggnna Don Hultn Baylora Hull lo Hunt Allan lngglc' Daxvtd lrtman Pat lrwtn lazk Hunter Doloros lnlqody Kcnnatlt lackson loan lennie Rlcltard lcoion PAGE 43 rx ,t , Y j t l f j t rj , . 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Krnbetl Don Ktrberger Mary Kathryn Ktng jantce Kurkpatruck jimmy Kirkpatrir k Robert Kirkoatrhk joan Korte Denzel Khne jaik Khnt Betty jean Lambert Cone Lampton Mary Edith Lay Dwatynt Layman Latshaw Norma Lou Lawrenfe Norma Lawson Cranr Lewis john Lindenmoth Louis Lundoutst Norma jean Lindsay joanne Lockwood Norma Lee L5 nch Riehard Lyon jean Mfnljlster Rajph McCatt john McCarthy joe McArthur Bijt McCabe Dorothy MeCasjtn Tom Nancy McCoy Buddy Mrfunci McCashn Paul McCjoud Dorothy McClure Ejya Mt Daniel joyee PAGE 44 MLDortnan Btjl MCCHI jtm tVjQCLure X, 1 Mary Mc l ntosh , Barbara Mr' Kay Madeleine McKinney j j Biiddy lylclean I La Vona Marshall 7' Tommy Martin l l Doris Mason Ruthie Meeker A Tommy Meeks l Mary Meinert Drury Melone ' ,1 1 Cl B ll M d l ll P ' ara e en enwa Margaret Merryman J Mary Messick V joe Milburn Doris Miller Dorothy Miller Ed Miller , X Ray Miller Nancy Montgomery jean Moore U joanne Moore li, joe Moore X james Moran f Arthur Morris Virginia Morris jimmie Morton jimmy Muirheid Mary Sue Mullens , Kenneth Murty I Bill Mushrush Dan Lee Myers A Norman Myer jerry Nash X ' Mary jane Naylor l l Nanette Neely lark Neff l Fred Nelson Kathleen Nelson Mittie Nicholas LaVaughn Nicholson Dane Noe David North ' Catherine O'Farrell Betty jo Ogan Lloyd Oler Harry Oller Geneva O'Neal , joan Palmer L. 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Palmer N Mary Pantell Leota Park Barbara Patterson Ray Payne PAGE 45 fl if xx, D P tnfft Ili 'ttiia Ponix Doris Ronnington Dirk Perry Hartuara PittS tiaro Zi-ima L90 PitlQ Riiyliii Riitifigvw janv pI5f'O'R ifioinorl Plotfnor Iano Roost Id Poweil Cnariot le Pray Arttwir Lie Pogtio Frniiy Poiiofk Gaorgiana Price lirnrny Price Norma Rurvis I oia Rainvvator LOG Raney Nanfy Rawlings Cnaries Ray jane Road Eiieen Reagan lane Redington Patil Rodrnon Joanne Riiode5 La Dena RirnardS Martin Rifnard Mary Ridley Roscnwary Ridio, Raymond Rlker Bob Roark Betty Roberts Tommy Roberts Cora Robertson Biff Robbins Dick Robinson ivtarttia Robinson Ricnard Rodobusn Ctoria Roepka Lfroy Rogers Soyonia Rowan Patsy Rule Leta Rtinyen jack Runneii Roatrifo Rltgn Bob Sandors Cari Sandcira jane Sanders Nataiie lo Sandem jafk Sandridgo Vivian Sandusky Nia Mae Sraggs Bud Sfiiiilc-r PAGE 46 f i 1 Charles Srhoentoldl lla Emil Scliociiilvlell ' Charles Sfhilller l 3 lolrn Srhwenker Bill Scott ' Bob Srott lil lack Scott Vifarren Sfruggs Laurita Sears Mariorie Seerist Patriria Seitried l limmy Sellers llm'l QQ Sue Sellers ll: l Cene Sliaul l Bob Sheets llf Nylon Shelton Charlotte Shepard l led Sherwood Virginia Shiimard Mirkey Siders Larry Sigler ff f 0 E' lx Hugh Siler , 9 f Mariorie 'lers S -l Patricia Silver X lane Siverson ix l Bill Slankard ' Charles Smart l Betty Smith l Minnie Smith Norval Smith lil I Ray Smittle Pal Smyth Nanfy Spann X Betty Spencer K f Virgil Spiker I Georgia Stansbtiry X X Don stead li 4 lay Stirlqlr-s Minerva Stivers Imogene Stockton Ray Stooos Rodney Stone I Wayne Straight Q lim Strock L yi Dorene Siitrridge A 1 Ceorgia Sullinger l Duke Sultzer Charles Summerlin Nl Donna Sumner ' Bob Swain S I Mary Ann Swift lily, Neil Swift ' Irene Taylor ll Lloyd Teegarden 1, I l i PAGE 47 i u N Z NL NN lll l If ,,,, . 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J ll? i Barhara Ann Thomas Attlnruy 'lliunias Don Thomas Norma lie Tliomfiinn Ralph Thompson Don Tlncuo Frieda Tipton lackie Titus Paula Titus Caroline Todd Betty lo Tucker Bill Tucker lack Turker lytary Elizabeth Tucker Velma Tucker Allen Tuller lim Tunnell Emma Lee Turney Vital Turney Tom Updegratt Patricia Van Duyne Charles Vanzandt Carolyn Vinson Phil Vogt Elizabeth XfValler Beatrice Ward Elizabeth Ward Carl Watson Katherine Weems lohn Vxfelllvorn lylartha Westhater jerry White Tom White Norma lo Wiloanks Diana Wilcox Gloria Vxfillard Lyle Willard Beyerly Williams Norma Williams Paul Williams Wallace Williams Elizabeth Wilson lack Wilson Louise Wilson loreen Witte Charles Wolfe Dorothy Wood Ceorge Wood Cone Woodard Carolyn Wooden Margaret Wooten lohn Worley Wanda Wright Eva lo Wyant PAGE 48 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Russell Wylie Phil Wyfrick Don Young jymmie Youngblood Louis LUNDQUIST Trmzxurm' . CHARLES SCHOENIILLD1 IRLNE TAYLOR Social Cfmimzzzrz . . . . JACK HOLT . . . . JACK NEFF Cozmcil Rf'p1'csz'111'nfizv . BUDDY MCLYAR Clays Dirrcfor' .... Miss STELLA GARTMAN FORUM Irene Taylor, Chairman Helen Cantrell Marion Hollingsworth Pat Irwin Mary K. King Dwayne Layman Tom McCaslin Jane Pitcock Lee Raney Tommy Roberts Virginia Shumard Rodney Stone John Worley COURTESY Jack Neff, Chairman Jean Ayers Shirley Barton Billie Hendricks Darlo Duren Elva McDaniels David North Nancy Rawlings Emil Schoenfeldt John Schwenker Marjorie Sillers Betty Jo Tucker JUNIOR COMMITTEES PLAY READING Shirley Barton, Chairman Ruth Gunderson Norma Lindsay Bill Mushrush Bill Scott Laurita Sears Wallace Williams SCRAPBOOK Ruthann Blackwell, Chairman Alan Denny Jean McAllister Joe Milburn John Wellborn SOCIAL Jack Holt, Chairman Donna Beandboy Donna Briggs DeVern Brown Jeanette Cobean Bill DeGreer Gloria Evans Bill Frazier Gerry Gordon Buddy Huggins Virginia Morris Ted Sherwood Mickey Siders Jane Siverson Ray Smittle RING Buddy McLean, Chairman Helen Blakemore DeVern Brown Bob Coley Alan Denny Johnnie Lea Gurley Oval Houser Ray Kelseaux Joe Milburn Velma Tucker PUBLI CITY Carolyn Cooper, Chairman Allen Fuller Martha Henninger La Dean Killie Barbara McKay Joe Moore Joan Palmer Gene Shaul Norval Smith PAGE 49 JUNIOR EXECUTIVE BOARD FIRST Row, left to right: Jack Neff, Irene Taylor. SECOND Row: Bob Bass, Bud McLean, Patty Anderson, Louis Lundquist, Charles Schoenfeldt, jack Holt, john Wellborn. THIRD Row: Don Huhn, Drury Melone, Esta Church. FOURTH Row: Tom White, Ray Denton, joe McArthur, Kenneth Murty, Jack Kline, Max Harris, J. F. Cromer. PAGE 50 Sophomores L' 7,-l ,y 1s g,, XJ Dalne AdamS H, C Aclam S len Adams lylary Aklns Wllllam Allspaugll lark Ames Bob A Bob Alderman Charlene Allen ncle reon Clrarlcs Anderson ln Anna Apple Alberl' Arky fl lo Elll Eddle Andrews Norma Anllrony n Armstrong Yf Kmlb Arneli l Saralw Aubry lo Ann Aye Thomas Aglwe lo Ella Aalrby FS Clarkson Bare Bill Baker Robert Baker l T, Baker Ramona Lee Baker Shirley Baker Bay Banner Bel ly Barge Peggy Barnes M B Barnam lvlarle Barksclalrr Bob Barllell Eugen james Beale rr Basfom Dorluen Basse Porlorls Baurom Franfei Bax 5 4' r Barbara Bealy Laville Bealy Norma Belew Shirley Bell Bw! ly Beavers Cay Beeelw Carmen Bwlclen Slclney Bergman Rex Blakely lvlarle Blan Susan PAGE 52 Slrlrley Blerdeman Coeta Bilbo lune llrrn . Bland Blll Blnomlleld Frances Blue lark Bnllngrrr Virgil Bollsehweiler Thelma Bork leff Boucher Vxfanna Bowers lo Ann Bounds Mary lo Bradford Barbara Sue Bragg Edna Brant Hugh Brashear Nancy Breckinridge Bill Breisch Don Brewer Sam Brewer Charles Bridwell lerry Brix Rulh Brix Bull Brown Dick Brown june Brown Sidney Brown Sfella Brown Eleanor Bruner Lavern Bruner Nola Mae Bruni Wlarllia Burch Ceeil Burns loanne Burrage Bill Bufefish leanneane Butler Nancy Byers Leonard Caldwell Cliff Callahan Nona Calloway Bob Cameron George Camp Charlene Campbell Helen Carroll Mary Castillo Rarnona Cafes Shirley Cazzell Bill Chambers Ann Chambers Melya Chandler lrvin Chancellor Doyle Lauinio Chapman Dale Christy Edith Chureh lohn Churchwell loan Churchwell Hugh Elfa Clark Lou Ann Clark Lorraine Cloud Loulse Cobb Don Cody PAGE 53 l i l J A i , '1 ISLQW 'J X. 0 l Z X Y N il X i l I I l x il Margarel Cn Eorresl P lkfilliarn Coo Kalliryi le Coleman aola Combesl Teddy Cornsloflc Corolla Cooper llirlward Cooper lS 1 Cooplr Bill Cornwell Belly lo Cra lylarion Bolvlvy Cowan Bill Cox Nlargarel Cox lalree Crar rall Sharon Crain Bobbie Loo Crane lanel Croft Rosemarie Crow Donna Crulclificld Kennellw Criilclilield Cladys Cuellar Patsy Daniel Don D Belly Culp Bill Dabney Sliirley Dalplwon ayis Wayne Dayis lirnrnie Dick Eannlo Blanflie De Arrnon Mary Ann Deck leanne Deyero Dirksen Glenn Dixon leannc Dolp Clyde Waller Dixon Bill Dodgen Sliirley Ann Doerr nin Dosliier Barbara Draper Rolli Edkin Barbara Duncan Bob Dnnnam Earlino Diiren lrlowa rd Edwards Mary Elizabelli Edwards Ozella Elmer Cliarlene Einlwellig Fred Eisen Billy lil? Ely T, l, PAGE 54 Epperson Canimlia Evans Norma Eveland Darrell Ealiler lean Fain Bob Farley Orville Far low Suzanne Felton Vxfallafe Ford Robert Fike Wanda Finch Mary Alice Filzgerald Ari Forreefer Lucille Forrester Harry France Doris Forrest Pat Fowler Patricia Fox Mary Franriwu Erwin Frese lack Gaines Henry Frnlia Wayne Fry Rosalyn Fryar Hugh Gallagher lack Sammy Gwarin Gannon Wayne Garner lerry Garret lennae Gaunt Garnell Gentry Gorden George Phyllis Goldsmith Wanda Lee Gilslrap Berry Gingrich lorry Gingrich Geneva Goodnight - jimmy Gournaz Fred Grave5 Marsha Gralnle Leroy Graham Louiee Granger Geraldine Graves Lala lane Gray Don Greer Robert Greer Finis Cl'ClIll5lIdW loliii Grcenulreel Lela Faye Gregory Bol: Grigsby Mary Gurley Georiean Groom Millard Gulluy Wilda Gunnella Eugene Hackworth Don l-laeberle lean l-larnilton Ruth l-lannagan loe l-lannah PAGE 55 Mfg 1 11 ,1 A 1 fi 11 1, ,Q 1 A ff X1 ' 1 N, N51 1 1 X xx 'lj 1 3 , , u 1:1,,'1 ., 3 A 1 1 ff 1 f 1 1 1 1 W X N xx AXX xx X 1 1 ,1 :L A 7 5,1 ,i , V41 1 1 fi Y, 1 bfxffl K.. 1 11 V1 UA '- 1 ,1 Q VX 1, A 11 , PM Elf i 1 .. 1 X11 1 'fi 1 1'1- '-, Charles Kellar llrn Keller Charles Kelly Thon1a5 Keys Don lirnkead Lfwllella Kllchel Bryon Klllle Carolyn Klng Herbert Klslur Horner Klelvyer Manlyn Kulvnlos Belle Landrurn Bllly Lane Betly Nolan Charles Kesler lOfXnn Lane lane Ann Lalla Brll Lalrlng Marguen te Lane Cllll Larkey Pa lry Lawrence Peggle Lay Sylvia Lear l M nv. f r lerry Leavell L l fe Helena Lee Erwin Leaverlon WX lean Ledbeller 5 Allen Lelbee Blll Leilcarn Berry Leforce Vxfanda Lemmon Lou Anna Lennon F5 Frances Leonard f Davld Leylner X V Bod Lewls I If Vlrglnla Levvls 'V Lyle Lindsay 1 W X4 Charles Llylngslon l Dolores Lvzar l Ronald Lloyd X Dlclc Lockwood Vlrglnla Lusk g K Roland Lynch X r Emrnrrrt lylcfxlee N Margaret Mcnlllsler X Bill Mcflnally r fl Mary lVlcfXnally ll Palsy lylcArl I Beverly loyce McClesl4ey 1 A Dayld lvlcflure l A llnnrnle lVlcClnru 4' Dorothy McCorrnlck l Zera Mae McCormack ' loyce lVlcCrighr lh Cr ' PAGE 57 flxlf, V ,ll he l l ll 5 , 3 t H B 4l if sy, l l i k ur , if it f ir 'l l, J iff lllfl iff f, rl! it I, inf i 1 'NI l -X. l x . i X Url: , I J' ! 5 r l ill Li , .i .V l R 1 1 fl 1 . i f l :fi IL Q 4 X, il ,Z we I X I e x Pat Mfllonald Marilee McGuire lohn Meldenry Pat Meliay Phil McKee lim Melienzie Teddy McNeal Billy Magin Richard Maiors George Mallard Mary But Cfiirlis Mann loan Marks Betty l. Marrs Bob Martin Cordelia Bill lvlelone Virginia Melton Donna Menger h Manley joy Maness Martin lerry Maxson Millon Mershon Glen Michaels l lohn R, Miller Ted Miller Rehard Mitchell Walter Moody o Ann Miller Lola Moorer lcanne Charles Moore lean Moore Pat Moore Paul Moore Montgomery Ray Morris Cayle Moreland Mildred Mosher Berl Mullins Ann Murdock Doane Murphy loanne Morphy limmie Newborn Mary Newbury Donna Newton limmie Noah Bert Neal Margie Norris flnn Northern jimmy Nunneley Donald Nye Claris North Nannellt: C'Banion Eric' Olson PAGE 58 Mildred Olson George Ann Onslol lXf'larii,an Orrnan Don Gwen Virginia Owen Virginia Parker Virginia Passrnore Erin Palnian Norma Painwan i l Pa.sy Palrirk Virginia Patton rvereft Paul Rosemari, Pr-arlier lane! Pernber Norma Perrin Rex Pilci Margie Perri Patty Pfister Paul Phillips loyee Pirkrell VSV Vernon Pirman Franklin Plake Lowell Plasler Roger Pletclicr Carol Polumbus Nona Pollard Pal Poorman Nina Porter Cora Potts larnes Price Marilyn Powell Barbara Purlee jolin Queen Raedelle Ridley Delplia Radselwweil Bill Ragan David Rakeslravv Berflia Remey Arlliur Randall Tom Reid Paul Redding Eugene Reed Pliillip Reed Don Reeves Bill Revard Sam Rlioades Pal Rirlinwond Bill Riggs Dolores Rasen lo Ann Roaelw liilini ii' Rozne Nadine Roolcs lark Rolvinson Peylon Robinson loan Rogers PAGE 59 Bill Rust Ed Rust George Rust Margie Rust Betty Schindler toe Sconce Neva Reiman john Santee Bobby Scott Harold Scott Phillip Sears Bill Sechler Mary Scott Orville Scott Betty Setters Buddy Settitt Marlorie Sewell Betty Sheron Fred Setser Wayne Settles Doris Shields Kathryn Shields loan Sh recli Lucy Shrettter Bill Shobe Anna Shoetstall lames Sykes Margaret Sims Barbara Smith Betty Smith Billy Stinger Vxfilma Sludcr Donald Smith joan Smith lack Steel Avery Steohens Woodard Smith Royce Starr Brent Stevenson lohn Sttwart Ray Slarnes Rita Stout Earl Stokes Patricia Stolhand Norma Stow Barbara Strecken Charles Sutterticld Virginia Sutton Cherry Stroup Demont Sumner Carolyn Taylor Gene Taylor PAGE 60 Bob Taylor Vtfayne Taylor i If i l X Claude Terry ly Eddy Terry Dick Teubner l l Bill Thaeh , , f Delbert Thomas l lolene Thornlourgh Mary Ann Throgmorton Clifford my T Byron Todd I Virginia Toohey , '1 Norma Trude Craee Turner Maynard Ungerman , lim Unruh I jimmy Vance i Ted Vovyels Doris Wadley Bob Vxfagoner Ceneyieye NiVeigar! Charles Walker Hazel Vylalker ll loe Walker Billy Ward N 6' Eugene Wasson X ,I Nadine Wasson , Donald Vlelnb 'V Sonoma Webb X Bill Weeks - 1 Mary Vxfelrh Frank Wells Vance Wes! Peggy Vxfetzler Sammye Whaley lark Whisenhunl fl Mariorie While N A Mar,orie While ll Howard Vxfhitlaieh I Edith Whitney N jerry Vxfiedenrnan Oren Wikolf Cy Wilburn FVSIWFCS Vlfilburn ' Belly lo Williams N Helen Williams X W' Kenneth Vxfilliams x l Louise Williams f Mary Louise Williams X, Dnroihy Willard Kaihleen Willing x jerry Wilson LeRoy Wilson lo Bri: waivers ' nl Freda White X PAGE 61 i . ,X I jim Tlll0'son i Q96 ' .4 was 1. l lx. ill! N f l i , li il ,i l i l , l X I f l l -he . l l i if EI u Ji X l ij l l l X, V, l 'll l i 4 i f , L I Y 7 X i i. ,. .W 4 i I i i V i , , J! v. il, X Kg. tl l i l 1 l A i l ,4 ll ll 4 ,V fl i f I Bill Wantuck l-leleme Wyfaii' Ruth Wlolaver Ctogia Woodtm Cladys Woods Bill Woolen Barbara Wriglit Come Vxfright laiiis Wyfiwm Ray Yager Bill Zaph Lillian Zumwalt SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President . . BILL BLOOMIYIELD Trmzxui'vi' . . EDDIE ANDREWS Vin' Prrxiilmf . . HONY'ARD EDXVARD5 Serial Cwllilfflllllll . . . DUANE MURPHY Seci'efary . . . . WANNA BOWERS C1,umt'1I Iifpi'r'xe11fufi1vt' . . SAM RHOADITS Clusx Direefoi' . . . . . LOLA B. TRUSTY SOPHOMORE COMMITTEES COURTESY FINANCE Clarkson Bace , Coeta Bilbo Margaret McAllister, Eddie Andrews, John Stewart Chairman Chairman Kenneth Crutchfield Jo Ella Ashley John McHenry Shirley Bierdeman Mildred Mosher Eric Olson PUBLICITY Sam Rhoades. Chairman Claris North James Beale Jeff Boucher Peggy Wetzler Jack Hannon Jeanneane Butler Pat Richmond Joan Marks Wallace Ford Joe Hannah Don Reeves Betty Barge Dorothy McCormick PROGRAM Betty Jo Williams, Chairman Jeanne Devero Betty Bounds Barbara Bounds Donna Menger SOCIAL Duane Murphy, Chairman Jack Steel Fred Groves Ruth Edkin Wanda Finch Louise Williams Norma Hazelwood FORUM Howard Edwards, Chairman Dick Teubner Pat McDonald Dorleen Basse Bob Anderson Barbara Purlee Jim Unruh ite:-, 'Xi X. X 'i lb! ' If l ,V xl!! , ,i lx 1 i ,IK lu ti , ,il SOPHOMORE EXECUTIVE BOA RD FIRST Row, left to right: Margaret MeAlister, Murjean Orman, Bertha Remey, Eddie Andrews, Howard Edwards, Lola B. Trusty, Class Director, Bill Bloomfield, Wqinna Bowers, Sam Rhoadcs, Dunne Murphy, Wfundn Lemmon, Rita Stout, Iiatheryn Copple. SECOND Row: Fred Eisen, Henry Frnka, jr., Dick Lockwood, Norma Jean Eveland, Bill Latting, Betty Landrum, Gordon George, Jack Ames, Hugh Gallagher, George Mallard, Bill XVOKJCCH, Lorrelle Kitchell. NOT PICTURFDS Mary Alice Fitzgerald, Homer Kliewer, Bill Brown, Betty Jo Williiinis. PAGE G2 BOGK TWO Activities They,re doing their part. Begiuties in white. Ninety per centers. No shoe stump? ? ? XWIIILIVS up there? Look nt the birdie Hot off the press. I.. S. M. F. T. Grunt ami Clronn boys. Jitterhugs at heart Pixar G-4 . I' , fs of 1 , '7 j lllffl -lv Q ,Q ' U ' X'! 'lr , l KF' L- SCI1lO1' play cast. Your slip's showing. Stars in stripes. H65 L1 f.u'o1'itc Ono too many. l1CIUlJ1'1lI1LlfS in the making. My Hero! Doodling? Stacked. Leaving us, fellas? 1 zxfizk f - .3 ,W Q,,,f'q 5 K i PAGE Ga ZXZJ4 P.C. Ai11't they putty. Take Royalty on the march. K. in action. a letter, miss. , 'NL 1 n . -- ., Nz :XV pbgfiy . 39 D A pg gr. -an 54' ta 'ff 'Eb Iwi' Q we, s ffm Q I ' 55,1 lk ,V ' ,uk 'I-N W ,.,. . . .mt K wen ,. ,.,t1,mH N it ,um , : XVINIK VYUIH' nnwwet? Studious? Cow Creek Cuties. ka: -4:1 P . f f .15 i 1 1 Y n fi' fi f V '72, 'li A if ,Ni .XV X 7 VR U W . i 1555, -,- XLT- ..: r.. . L 4 Stag line. Pretty boy Troy W Smiles. Ch, no you don't, ummmm those flowers. Wolf at work. Maresh on the march. Between the swinging doors. Junior Miss Line forms to the left. Lazy marfs loud. Those semester exams. PAGE B7 ,V X 45 PAGE G8 TIcrsl1cys? Grand March Honor your partner. f 4 xr fffx- ' , N- xf . M-. 'er X X V fr, A 1 3 s ff J e 1 KL Pigskin. Santy Claus is Coming. Steeple eliaser Student Council vY7l1Cl'C,S that ball? XVillie Sadie Hawkinsl' Morgan Ain't life grand! Hey there! Hag-line. Medium rare, please. Pass Qalmostj eonupletecl Paar: 69 ,f3... 4 Head 28, Chest 7. Sleepy time SlLll1A-SICPJS. lpnnn? Stan' Spangled llnnner. XYl0l'lilI1g lmrd? 1' 'V 1 'gif akmw K, ,. gal. -if wifi . ' -G51 vi , , , , M .,. . H Q. T . , fi, , A .lm . -xx we , Glo-Cont, no doubt. XVnt-elm got tluere? Seen yer senior? Boarding House reach. 2 1 , lf' pl 1 WJ Fqx um PAGE 70 ld. :f. if :QL , - fs. zf in V if 4 ?Vf'f'H 1 , x y .Avi :.:-:: ni? fi? ' ua? 'Riff' .V . .I 1. ,. ,. Q. ' -' .1 :.V 'L 1 2. l ,Sim-11, , A ,gsm ,. ae, lem , 9? 5 lki - 'v1w Q- , ,, Q 'W y 'Wm 4' 4, is 'lf.,,.'. wa cf' Q ,T i 'N-I 4, 5253, 655 if SW -eg. 4, w-v' See, it's easy. Hello, how are you? In My Armsf Bingo! The Three Little Monkeys. Pepsi Cola hits the spot Acka - lacka - Chee! ! ! I Janie and her pals. gm X XV I i J PAGE 72 Must be lIlCC1'CSflH,. . Boring, z1in't it? Have you tried Fitch lately? ?? Little rays of sunshine. 18 to 1. The Machine Age. I scream for iee cream. Shocking, isn't it? PAGE 73 2 Q 5 ff Ei if 2 is 3 T 2 5 2 5 I pledge allegiance -- Lucky shot. Sold! for five peanuts! I Thar man's here agun Stag line Ten cents, please. NVe challenge ET Ta. Q. ' l l. mi- X , PAGE 74 The end. Two Girls and il Gob. y0u-- Man nt work? .Wx Fa , f , ln W1 , ' fy K A' .1 l if qlgffv Boomps- Silly isn't lL? 41-Ll.1iSy. l Ulm! oh! olx! you lWC.lLIfll-Lll doll. Put on tluc old gray lmnncr- l,l'CSCllKlI1g Llw 1945 liouml-Up. lt's bc-witclmlnl. l:L1I'lNCI'S in tluc Llull Our r,l1'c.1ms arc getting luctlcl' all tllc timu Hip-llilicl ClL11'lLllI1l PAG1: 75 BOARD SEATED, left to right: Juanita Barrow, M'ss Caroline Copeland, C. C. Pruitt, Mrs. Myrtle Spillman, E. G. Setliff, Mrs. Sarah Roberts, Betty Hensley. STANDING! Marilyn Moore, Bill Love, Nelle Welch, John McMinn, Nathalie Parker, Denny Marshall, Pat Cadenheacl, Laura Mae Robinson. NOT PICTURED: Nancy Ludewick. LARIAT EDITORS Nancy Ludcwick, Assistant Editor i Juanita Barrow, Editor. Pat Cadenhead, liditor SCHOOL LIFE EDITORS Jim Scmke, Sports Betty Chapel, Editor PAGE 76 1945 LARIAT FRONT ROW, seated left to right: Nancy Ludewick, Joan Ryan, Jerrie McCall, Sherry Shields, Betty Laurrell, Joann Swift, Mary Helen Dunbar, Juanita Barrow, Pat Caden- head, Pat Veno, Mary Lee Jenkins. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Moore, Laura Mae Robinson, Beverly Duck- worth, Bob Wallace, Arthur Weedin, Carolyn Davis, Charles Kiddoo, Jack Wfakefield, Jack Holt, Su Derrick, Peggy Sue Morgan, Betty Chapel, Nelle Welch, Nathalie Parker, Jimmy Sharon. THIRD ROW: Pat Nuckols, Bart Jenkins, John McMinn, Russell Morris, Vernon Powell, Doyle Terry, Bob Hively, Bill Weeks, Ray Bergman. SCHOOL LIFE FRONT Row, seated left to right: Frances Ess, Nelle Welch, Juanita Barrow, Peggy Sue Morgan, Pat Cadenhead, Jim Semke, Betty Chapel, Margie Calhoun, Dorothy Wood. SECOND ROW: Kenneth Lawwill, Judy Wallace, Betty Dalton, Janice Bell, Juanita Junior, Jerry Rimbault, Mary Helen Dunbar, Joan Ryan, Rosalie Croft, Lita Rae Vance. THIRD ROW: Miss Caroline Copeland, Terry White, Charles Butler, Bart Jenkins, Helen Buske, Paul Wright, Dan Birmingham, LeMoine Ketcham, Glenn Donham. PAGE 77 DU FIRST Row, left to right: Norma Jean Anthony, Marie Blan, Coeta Bilbo, Arlene Bradshaw, Juanita Crain, France Hair, Norma Belew, Geneva O'Neal, Mary Helen Dunbar, Beverly Funston, Eunice Knowland, Thelma Guy, Pat Fowler, Mary Francisco, Mary Alice Fitzgerald, Jane Pobst, Mary Ann Deck, Gerald- ine Hollis, Eddie Curry. SECOND Row: Jeanette Cobean, JoAnn Howerton, Pat Holt, Jeanneane Butler, Charlotte Correy, JoElla Carson, Betty Christiansen, Nona Calloway, Vivian Cotton, Mary Jo Bradford, Ruth Ann Black- well, Ramona Kates, Jeanne Dolphin, Jean Fain, Charlene Einhelling, Louise Holmes, Joanne Burrage, Phyllis Goldsmith, Mary Drude. THIRD Row: LaVern Hottle, Mildred Cook, Ruth Edkin, Charlene Allen, Earline Duren, Melva Chandler, Joan Harkness, Jeannie Devero, Baylora Hull. Jean Cuthell, Rosalyn Fryor, Jean Hill, Ann Catron, Mary Bruner, Marie Barksdall, Betty Jo Crabtree, Jean Parks, Joann Apple, Joan Heath. FOURTH Row: Susan Bland. Flora Hastings. Patsy Daniels, Georjean Groom, Mary Edwards. Kathryn Copple, Betty Barge, Mary Louise Holten, Minerva Stivers, Dorothy Miller, Carolyn Cooper. Barbara Bragg. Betty Jo Culn, Gay Beech, Mar- garet Cox, Norma Jean Eveland, Harvelyn Ellis, Helen Busky. g FIRST Row, left to right: Joan Roash, Barbara Stricken, Jane Ann Latta, Grace Turner, Wilda Gunnells, Virginia Passinore, Rosemary Peecher, Joan Rogers, Margie Norris, Donna Menger, Mary Helen Dun- bar, Beverly Funston, Eunice Knowland, Joann Miller. Margaret Simms, Marilee McGuire, Joann Murphy, Roberta Jones, Dorothy Muirheid, Dolores Baucom, Josephine Johnson, Margie White, Sylvia Jones. SECOND Row: Pat McDonal, Jeannie Montgomery, Joan Smith, Joyce McKlesdy, Nannette O'Banion, Norma Stow, Beatrice Ward, Virginia Lust, Jolene Thornburgh, Elizabeth Ward, Joan Swift, Ann Northern, Virginia Toohey, Shirley Baker, Donna Lou Reese, Pat Alexander, Margie Perry, Helena Lee, Leowanna Henley, Kathryn Shields, Mary Messick, Neva Rieinow, THIRD Row: Wanda Lemmon, Margie Rust, Barbara McKay, Pat Poorman, Jane Siverson, Marjorie Sewell, Cherry Stroup, Virginia Melton, Oleta Edwards, Betty Beavers, Peggy Barnes, Camelia Evans, Barbara Smith, Joyce Pickrell, Carol Polumbus, Georgia Stansbary, Billy LaRance, Mary McAnally, Barbara Wright, Marjorie White, Georgia Woodfin, Dolores Rasch, FOURTH Row: Doris Kimbro, Mary Lou Snyder, Dorothy Shood, Mary Jean Pantell, Mary Jane Naylor, Cordellia Martin, Lou Ann Lennon, Virginia Patton, Marilyn Kabilous, Carol Hunt., Maxine Kline, Wanda Fench, Joan Shreck, Jean Ledbetter, Nona Pollard, Dolores Lizar, Barbara Purley ,Margaret McAllister, Louise Williams, Sonoma Webb, Jimmie Nell Noah, Mary Ann Throgmorton, Carolyn King. Pam: 73 FIRST Row. left to right: Bill Cornwell, Bert Mullens, Jack Ames, Sidney Bergman, Tom Ashe, Robert Barclay, Eddie Andrews, Irving Fisher, Ray Kelseaux, Richard Ligon, Bill Wright, Martin Richard, Lyle Fogle, Lynn Gunderson, Bob Cline. SECOND Row: Eugene Hackworth, Millard Gully Howard Ed- wards, Frank Hervey. Billy Eagan, Bob Green, Buddy Majors, Eddie Miller, Ted McNeal, Clarkson Bace, George Gordon, Wallace Ford, Fred Graves, Shirley Bell, Bill Al spaugh. THIRD Row: Mr. Seamans, Darlo Duren, George Horn, Kenneth Miller, Jess Adams, Carl Casteel, Bill Do dgen, Charles Anderson, Elden Hoffman, Bob Hill, Paul Hall, T. J. Epperson, Charles Koster. FOURTH Row: Gayle Morreland, Allen Marrs, Bob Grigsby, Bill Coots, Phil McKee, John McHenry, Don Kinkead, Gerry Barton, Drury Melone, Harold Mayo, Don Haeberle, Bill Chambers. FIRST Row, left to right: Buddy Setliff, Rex Pitcher, Pat Moore, Duke Sultzer, Jack Reynolds, Jim Strock, Carroll Chappell, Richard Mitchell, Don Owen, Avery Stephens, Don Smith, J. T. Baker, Howard Whitlatch. SECOND Row: George Horton, Don Steed, Ray Starnes, Wayne Taylor, Jack Robinson, Bob Taylor, Peyton Robinson, Don Reeves, Donald Harding, Bill Tucker, Bill Shobe, Charles Walker, Paul Phil- lips, Gene Taylor, T1-nan Row: Norval Smith, Bill Scaggs, Bob Alderman, Joe Hannah. Bert Kister, Wayne Settles. Frank Wells, Bill Zapf, David Levine, Eugene Reed, Bill Ragan, Phillips Sears, Ted Vowels, Bill Latting, Mr. Sea- ITIBHS. PACE 79 BACK Row. left to right: Buddy McLean. Dick Lockwood, Jim Harris, Eddie An- drews, Charles Smart, Terry Bierdeman, Lee Good. Warren Black, Eldon Hoffman, Jim Unruh, Lyle Fogle. SECOND Row: Mrs. Keaton, Billy Harmon, Nylen Shelton, Kenneth Lawwill, Bob Scott. Howard Edwards, Johnny Sage, Jerry Nash, Charles Schuller, Phil Wyrick, Jack Gentry, Nelson Keyes, Miss Lorretti Wiggins. THIRD Row: Mr. Jackle, Maxine Wolfe, Shirley Baker, Eddie Curry, Claire Christy, Norma Pat- man Beverly Duckworth, Glenda Trimble, Ethel Hayes, Marjorie Marks, Betty Smith, Joan Burline, Dorleen Basse. FRONT Row: Russell Morris, Kathryn Copple, Lillian Zummwalt, Mary Helen Dunbar, Nancy McCoy, Shirley Mitchell, Joan Ryan, Mickey Zimmerman, Claire Parker, Su Derrick, Gloria Wilson, Elizabeth Wilson, Paula Com- best, Joan Howerton. FIRST Row, left to right: Iliff Higginbotham, Hazel Walker, Betty Garlic, Helen Cantrell, Nancy Montgomery, Betty Sexton, Juliann Talbutt, Carolyn Davis, Delores Meinert, Evonne Gingrich, Mildred Gosser, Janice Bell, Doris Kessinger. SECOND Row: Pat Caden- head, Anna Mae Brown, Maxine Thompson, Jean Harris, Rosemary Bieberick, Pat Irwin, Doris Kimbro, Beverly Yates, Dorothy Sims, Jeannette Allen, Wanda Baugh, Joyce McDorman, Hugh Etta Clark. Truim Row: James L. Goff, Patricia Powell, Jeannette Cobean, Mary Drude, Dorothy Dengler, Marjorie Sillers, Carol West, Betty Nube- meyer, LaVerne Pickett, Joyce Marlar, Thelma Guy. Amy Ann Andrews. FOURTH Row: Maurice Duncan, Bill Bowers, Bob Denton, Don Huffine, Terry Bierdeman, Buddy McLean, Jim Boyd. David Power, Bill McKinley, Paul Collins, Doyle Terry, Lee Good, Allen Ingle, Irving Fisher. PACE R0 W ADVERTISING BOARD FIRST Row, left to right: Jean McAllister, Betty Cramer, Beverly Jones, Jeanne Hinman, Virginia Gary, Jane Schisler, Marilyn Brooks, Pat Cadenheacl, Roberta Jones, Barbara Purlee, Louise XVilliams. SECOND Row: Miss Allie Dale Lambert, JoAnn Johnson, Maxine Wolfe, George Horn, Mildred Mosher, Dick Teubner, Guynita Monical, Betty Chapel, Joella Carson, Ann Walton. THIRD Row: JoAnna Apple, Clarkson Bace, Rosemary Hively, Billy Massey, Betty Nubemyer, Betty Jo Crabtree, Clar's North. FOURTH Row: Bill Sechler, Bill Tucker, Bill Scott, Duane Prather, Buddy McCune, Raymond Hall, Ivo Nelson, Jirn McGuire, Boyd Ringo, Paul Collins. ff' r s N lf! .-if I AQ7 ,Ai i I l 'ia' 1 ROUND - UP BOARD FIRST Row, left to right: Ruth Gunderson, Juanita Barrow, Nathalie Parker, Dorothy Sims, Maxine Wolfe, Laurita Sears, Nancy McCoy, Beverly Funston, Joan Ryan, SECOND Row: Jane Siverson, Shirley Barton, Pat Gilmore, Joann Swift, Carolyn Cooper, Pat Carroll, Norma Lindsay, Jerre Wfillsey, Thomasine Allison. THIRD ROW: Gloria Evans, Pauline McNeill, Dick Lyons, Jimmy Carr, LeMoine Ketchum, Lynn Gunderson, Williana Massey, Denny Marshall, Charles Kubilos, Richard Coleman, Nelson Keyes. FOUIIIH Row: Alan Denny, Kenneth Franklin, John Perry, Louis Lundquist, Joe Milburn, John Enclres, Pat Sutter, lid XVinslow, W'arren Guntheroth, Duane Murphy. PAGE 81 l - am, .--.- - , M W, J M s Y ,,,,,,,, k - ,, ,v,G . , . WILL ROGERS HIGH SCHOOL BAND FRONT Row, left to right: Harold Layman, Drum Major: Judy Wfallace, Band Queen: Rita Stout, tenor saxophone: Frances Blue, clarinet: ,Ianis W'ynn, percusf sion: Frances Horn, percussion: Shirley Bierdeman, oboe: Hazel Hall, percussion: XVanda N'cl1ols, French horn: Georgiana Price, French horn. SECOND Row: Wfyatt C. Freeman, Band Director: Don Kohlhorst, cornet: Donny Painter, clarinet: jerry Gingrich, clarinet: Don Brewer, alto saxophone: Bob Dunham, clarinet: XVayne Fry. clarinet: Don Davis, alto saxophone: Darrell Fahler, clarinet: ,lim Martin, clarie HCT. THIRD Row: XVarren Miller, corner: Loyd Oler, cornet: Bob Ham, clarinet: Mabry Figures, bass clarinet: jerry Fountain, alto saxophone: lfugene Bowland, per- cussion: Bill Cox, alto saxophone: Robert Caldwell, alto saxophone: Edsel johnson, clarinet. FOURTH Row: Bill Melone, bass: Warren Mc- Connico, percussion: Dick Perry, percusson: Herbert Scott flute' Arthur Povue, ercussion: Duane Hocker i i 3 P i percussion: Bob Cochran, clarinet: Xvalter Lahman, trombone: Arthur Morris, Trombone: XVayne Straight, bass. Fixoxi' Row, left to right: Carmen Belden, clarinet: Frances Baxter, French horn: Pat Patrick, clarinet: Alfred Hoffman, bassoon: Bobby Painter, clarinet: Na- talie Sanders, flute: Bill Butefish, clarinet: -lack NY'hisen- hunt, baritone: Nancy Montgomery, twirler. SECOND Row: Dane Noe, clarinet: Bill Finley, alto saxophone: Bill Leikam, alto clarinet: Oval Houser, baritone: Gene Cole, clarinet: Bill Hanson, cornet: Charles Degarimore, cornet: Charlotte Pray, twirler: Betty Sharon, twirler: Mary Alon, twirler. THIRD Row: Phyllis Phillips, clarinet: Bob Gimlin, cornet: Kenneth Parks, tenor saxophone: Dick Robin- son, baritone saxophone: Bill MeAnally, cornet: J. D. Highfill, percussion: jimmy Price, French horn: Charles Schoenfeldt, French horn: Emil Schoenfeldt, French horn: Robert Pletcher, French horn. FOURTII ROW: H. T. Kimball, corner: Dan Atk'n- son, trumpet: Paul Collins, clarinet: Charles Taylor, cornet: Bob Arnold, bassoon: Kenneth Downing, alto saxophone: Charles Xvhifienhunt, baritone: Yvarren Black, clarinet: Vernon Pittman, flute: David McClure, bass. PAGE 82 A 3 . Q X z . E ,, . Y -- ,A T - M., . ,,.,. E.- E .Nw . u t n , , e S Y i 1 ? i a V5 Olf'lflCIT,Rjfvi5F THE BAND 'I Captain V n. . ' . . . Hola Canlin First Lieutelhant ,,1' . Kenneth Downing I , . J l , S1 Comm l,n.uT1 NAN'1's Clarinets 4 Big Reeds . . . . . . Gene Cole Bob Arnold Corners . . . Lloyd Oler Baritone and Horns . . Oval Houser Tromboncs . . . . Arthur M0rriS BLISISCQ and l'ereuQr'ions . Arthur Pogue ORCYIIISTR A OIYFICFR S President . . Vice Presklent and Student Coun Secretary . . Student Manager Librarian . . Student Director . . . XY'arren Guntherolh cil Representative . . Joe Boyd . , . . .Ieanne Dolphin , Harold Scott . Marilyn Brateher . . l.ouis l.undquir:t JUDY WALLACIQ Qmfwz of WVU Rogers Uigff Srrhrml Iinmf PAGE 83 FIRST VIOLINS: Louis Lundquist, Billy Carter, Joe Boyd, Harold Scott, Gloria Willard, Jane Gray. SECOND V1oL1Ns: Blanche Brix, June Brown, Marilyn Bratcher, Ramona Cates. VIOLA: Georgi- ana Price. Cr:LLoS: Emily Smith, JoAnn Roach, Jess Adams, Jeanne Dolphin. STRING Basses: Warren Gunther- oth, Marilyn Powell. FLUTES: Herbert Scott, Vernon Pittman, Shirley Pray. CLARINETS: Jim Morton, Gene Cole. Emil Schoenfeldt. Oiaoas: Shirley Bierdeman, Kathleen Nelson. BAssooN: Woodword Smith. HoRNs: Charles Schoenfeldt, Jimmy Price. CORNETS: Bob Gimlin, Don Kohlhorst, Lloyd Oler. Jymme Youngblood. T'RoMaoNEs: Walter Lahman, Arthur Morris, Wayne Straight. PERCUSSION: Hazel Hall, Charles Livingston. P1ANo: Phyllis Phillips, 'ffvx 1 N, N f ,ff ,ff . , fj gif .sign X K 1 MJ ff, .gf - T, E ' t. , Sf-Xvss..,Q,6f7m FIRST Row. left to right: Nannette O'Banion, Sammye Garner, Frances Byrd, Vir- A ginia Parker. Mary McAnally. Patsy Rule. Marie Blan. Pat. Happel, Patty Ander- son, Elizabeth Lyon, Helen Wright, Wanda Baugh, Lois Johnson, Elizabeth Waller, Virginia Owen, Hazel Geren. Della Mae Phillips, Jo Ann Johnson, Joan Marks. SECOND Row: Cora Robertson, Shirley Barton, Jane Pitcock, Betty Cramer, Jean McAllister, Nancy Montgomery, Elizabeth Wilson, Tommy Meeks, Drury Melone, David North. Donald Reeves, Eric Olson, Martha Kerr, Ruby Marlow, Elizabeth Darby, Jay Dean Rollins, Melda Teel, Jane Miller, Mildred Olson, Pat Richmond. Ti-nan Row: Nannette Neely, Helen Blakemore, Freida Tipton, Shirley Spence, Betty Sue Davis. Marjorie Marks, Pat Carroll, Nelson Ke yes, Jack Gentry, Gene Cockrell, Gene Taylor, Joe Hanna. Billye Lawrence, Gladys Ann Northum, Ruth Gunderson, Edith Whitney, Margie Perry, Pat Johnson. Fouara Row: George Oscar Bowen, Directorg Mary Catherine Newberry, Donna Briggs, Virginia Stewart, Mary Sue Mullens, Gene Shawl, Wayne Taylor, Fream Minton, Bob Wagoner, Bob Bryon, Bill McKinley, Jack Steele, Charley: Wolfe, Lyle Fogle, Richard Ligon, Johnny Jones, Dan Myers. Buddy Maiors. PAGE S4 RIFLE CLUB CN THE FIRING LINL, left to right: Carl W'atson, Bob Ralcestrnw, Russell Morris, Lynn Gunderson, lid Winslouf, Donald Gardner, Norman Myers. FIRST Row, rear: David Rake- struw, Charles Koster, Howard Wliitlateli, Don Steed. SECOND Row, rear: Robert Taylor, Rex Pitcher, Paul Redding, jim Strock, Alan Ingle, Charles Kiddeo, Bobby Anderson, S. L. Gunderson, sponsor. RIFLE CLUB ON 'YHIZ FIRING LINE, left to right: Lee Raney, Gordon George, Will Zapf, Shirley Bell, Buddy Sctliff, Jim Tillotson, Vance West, E. G. Setliff, sponsor. PAGE 85 RIFLE CLUB ON THE VIKING LINE, left to right: joe Sconce, ,Iohn Schwenker, Roy Dannenberg, Tommy Roberts, jeff Boucher, Charles Bridwell, Richard Fulton. Si cioxn Roxy: ,Iohn McM4nn, Joe Milburn, Charles Gannaway, Bob Swain. THIRD ROW: Jack Snndridge, Don liranlilin, Otto Endres, sponsor. S1iAI'l.D, left to right: Helen NX'right, Carolyn Davis, Nancy Spnnn, NY'anda Finch, Mary Stout, Georgia Woodfiii, Charlotte Correy, Evelyn Barto, Bar- bara Bearden, Georgia Stansbury. Siicoxn Roxy: Carol Taylor, Blanche Brix, Shirley Spence, joan Masel, llelen W'yatt, ,lune Bird, Patsy johnson, Mary Sue Mullens, Jo Ann Miller, Frieda Tipton, Harold Scott. TH1iwRoxv: Bill Chambers, jimmy Murheid, Eric Olson, Lucille lfortenberry, Carole NVest, Geraldine Kline, Mary Ellen Babiali, June Redington, Clara Riley, Gleason Clcdfelter, Robert Baker, Delbert Thomas, Allan lngle. NUT Plc'TUR1fn: Bob Mapes, Beatrice Brix, klolin Lindenmuth, lfrunces Gingles, Glenn lidmonds, Buddy McCune, Baylora Hull, Donald Nye, Ann Northuin, Sidney rown, Bill Balaer, Robert Maresh. PAGE 86 HI-Y FIRST Row, left to right: jimmy Morton, Bill McKay, Bill Keys, Bob Barclay, Maurice Duncan, Bob Scott, Bill Scott, john Schwenker, Elden Hoffman. SECOND ROW: Gene Cole, Dale Christy, Edwin Bagby, Don Brewer, Tom Updegraff, Bob Dunlap, Jack Gaines, George Horn. THIRD Row: Dick Perry, Edsel Johnson, Paul Wright, J. D. Barbicux, Jack Bollinger, Charles Bragg, Bob Anderson, Roger Fletcher. FOURTH Row: Kenneth Williams, Morrison Bickham, Buddy Huggins, David Powers, Rayman Melilfresh, Bill Riggs, David Smith, Fred Sanders, Bob Cadenhcad, G. C. Hoskins. X xg 'gr , , Q .st KZXAZEWZ, . ,Qs X XX' ,, -E, ge: K fi at - -29 ERS FIRST ROW, left to right: Marjorie Secrist, Frances Hair, Glenda Trimble, Carolyn Davis, Mickey Zimmerman, Willie Morgan, Mary Helen Dunbar, Pat Cadenhead, Betty Chapel. SECOND ROW, left to right: Pat Dorr, Mary Meinert, Mike King, Joyce Fry, Charlotte Correy, Pat Veno joella Carson, Mary Lee jenkins. THIRD ROW: Mary Mclntosh, Beverly Bartholomew, Wfanda Wright: Deanie Dotson, Helen Buskc, Delores Meinert, Dot Ball, Marilyn Moore. FoUi1'1'i-I Row: Martha XVeste hafer, Frances Gingles, Norma jean Cook, ,Ioan Asheff, Betty Nubemyer, julia Talbutt, Betty Spencer. PAGE 87 . -7 STAGECRAFT FRONT ROW, seated left to right: jim Semke, Du ayne Layman Bllly Ward Dlck Lyons Avery Stephen. SECOND Row: Bill Sutter, George Carver Rsthard Fulton Wallate Ford, M. B. Barnum, H. A. Allender. THIRD ROW: George Mallard J1mmy McKcnz1e H C Adams Rlch ard Rodebush, Don Frankln, Watie Combs, Max Harris, Kenneth Pranklm EAN ff.. . ' lfcjs' S 5 41 . r .3 43 STUDENT CUSTODIANS FRONT Row, seated left to right XV1yne Tay lor Duke Sultzer jun Mor ton, Jimmy Sellers, Charles Ray SLCOAD Row Warren Meeks Jrmmy Goumaz, Jerry Brix, Eugene Hacket, jimmy Muirheid, Charles Wolfe THIRD Roxx Blll N1eC1be Rod ney Stone, Richard Sanders, jim Forrester. PAGE 88 LIBRARIANS FRONT ROW, seated left to right: Geneva Goodnight, Emily Smith, Pat VanDuyne, Vivian Cotton, Miss Hesper Kirkpatrick. SECOND Row: Charlene Luckfield, Georgia Stansbury, ljniver McGinnis, Nancy Rawlings, Jane Eager, Joann Swift, Jimmy Newburn. THIRD ROW: Charlotte Correy, Louise Granger, Billy Carter, Lucille Forrester, Nancy Spann, Sue Sellers, Bob Cowan, Tommy Upclegraffuloe Don Barbieux. FOURTH Row: G. W. Millspaugh, Mary Castillo, Joyce Pickrell, Barbara Smith, Lois Brant, Jane Kirkpatrck, Norma Loughney, Ann Walton, Eddie Miller. X 'F LCA X C X -' -g,1'i.5.T 1 ,1 V ,, I V-.YV KQ- s I 'V 5 t W ,ibsvgv 7,91 ,. If 1 ifjrflfiff 'iii i- ' i , E c .3SZ.Q3,, l J' ' ' ggi ClRl.S' FORUM SIQATED: Mrs. Pauline C. Kenton, sponsor. Li-.1-T TO R1oHi': Mary Helen Dunbar presidcntg Patsy McArt, second vice president, Margorie Hayward, first vice president Beverley W'alsh, secretary. NOT PICTUIAIZD: joan Burline, student council representative. PAGE 89 Cf., YL , , M 'x 14, WILL ROGERS SWING BAND PA Efw X P 90 1z!2uf.u1,me srfuis g,,, ,if 4 H iw- A , ,.,, . 4. A f 33 Athletics M K, Swziru' AffI'IltIlIllfX SHlRl.l'.lz M1'1'Q3l11.1.l, EUMQ11-. KNOXYLANIJ Hun SU DERRICK MAAyus'1'Y, Miss XVILL Illllflll' Affl'IIl!!llIfX xlowila KIONIIS PATTY ANIJLRSON 1 V, rev -A I 1 PAGE 92 Rocsxsus VI Sojrfmfllfm' Affwzflnlffx PAu1,1x CQ7M1Sl'.S'l' CLAIMS NOli'l1I 17 . -kilt-J Q is . w I ff 1 -0 l p NWN A FRONT ROW, left to right: Bobby Cowan, Gene Yilooclward, Fred Nelson, .lim McKenzie, Jim Scmke, Bill Ames, Paul Martin, Bill Garner, lvan Griffith. SECOND ROW: Bill Bloomfield, Henry Frnka, jimmy Dick, Ivo Nelson, ,lack Bolinger, Bill Riggs, Bob Bur- rage, Athel Baker, John Sage, C. B. Batson, Charles A rney. THIIKD ROW: Coach Harry Knapp, Phil XVyrick Charles Schuller, Terry Bierdeman, Bob Conboy, David Powers, Dick Boland, Bob Hively, jim Storts, Bart jenkins, Coach Lieb Richmond. FDDTB LL The Will Rogers Ropers finished this year with the most successful season in the history of the school. The Ropers opened their season with the all-city game in which they beat Central 14-7, and bowed to a strong Welastei' team 0-7, in a thriller that saw the Ropers prove themselves as the surprising team of the tilt. FOOTBALL B SQUAD FIRST Row, left to right: Bill Brown, John Lindenmuth, George Mallard, Bert Mullens, John Churchwell, Bill Wooten, Sam Rhoade-5. jerry Nash, DeVern Brown, ,lack Ames, Vernon Pittman. SECOND ROW: Bob Bartlett, Hugh Gallagher, Bill Baker, Bill Cham- bers, Charles Moore, Bob Sanders, Bill Herndon, Roland Lynch, Fred Flisen, Don Nye, M. B. Barnum. THIRD Row: Frank XWells, David Rakestraw, Phil Sears, Franklin Blake, Kenneth Mutry, jack james, Fred Higgins, T. Epperson, ,lack Steel, Bob Huggins, Wfayne Settles. FOURTH ROW: Duane Murphy, XV. D. Foor, -larry Wilsoii, Frank Ford, Charles Bruner, Bill Secliler, junior Farlow, jim Unruli, Robert Fike, Peyton Robinson, Eldon Fluffman, Harold Scott, Coach Iindres. my .e f f o FOCTBALL LETTERMEN We then traveled to Okmulgee for our first conference game of the season where we bowled over our hosts as we took an early lead and scored frequently to pile up a large margin winning the game 19-0. Rogers second game of the season saw us on the Skelly turf in the highly anticipated game with Central. We had hoped to win this game as we had last year, but all was to no avail as the Centralites emerged the victors 20-6. However, we feel that had this tilt been played two weeks later the outcome probably would have been different. XVe had expected Sand Springs to be an easy victory, but the Sandites surprised us some- what, and made a close game of the fumble marred contest. However, the team rallied in the closing minutes to punch over a single game-winning touchdown. Next Rogers victory came at the expense of the Hominy Bucks. Wfe soundly trounced them 41-19, but it would have been a much closer contest if it had not been for the Ropers better training and superior condition. The Ropers were next destined to ride roughshod over the Muskogee Roughers, which they did, downing them 20-0, with Bob Hively taking scoring honors with all three touchdowns. Once again our team proved too much for their opponents of Sapulpa who were believed to be much stronger than they. Due to a muddy field the game was not high scoring with both teams making a single touchdown, but Rogers converted winning the fray 7-6. BILL AMES CHARLIE ARNEY ATI-IEL BAKER BILL BLOOMEIELD DICK BOLAND JACK BOLINGER PAGE 94 BOB BURRAGF BOB CONBOY HFNRY ITRNKA BII.I. GARNER IVAN GRIFFITH BOB HIVIQLY BART JENKINS PAUL MARTIN JIM MCKFNZIII IVO NELSON DAVID POXVFRS BII,L RIGGS JOHN SAGE JIM SEMKE JIM STORTS QW vp 1 fi f -' 9 l ,. I nl' J'-bww... ,p-unna...., . df' ef? If , JW' 99' X91 mi-'SL SWF PAGE 95 ,Y H ,, , J MANAGERS FRONT Row, left to right: Dick Gulley, Strickland Clapp, Bob Bass, Larry Albers, Harold Scott, Roger Fletcher. SECOND ROW: Maynard Ungerman, Jack Reynolds, George Carver, Paul McGee, Keith Arnett, Duane Murphy. THIRD ROW: Jack Holt, Raymond Mclilfresh, Bob Caden- head. ki: W '- at f ,f 1 Mews. b J ,H-,rl X, xx., ,- Then for the main road trip of the year, the Ropers traveled to Fort Smith determined to win. And win they did by a score of 24-7 to break a two year tie. This was supposed to be a well matched game but our boys proved too much for the Grizzlies. This year's Bartlesville game was a real thriller, but a cold one. Although We were at a disadvantage with two of our starters on the bench We pulled through and the final count was 7-0. The Rogers - Webster game was a hard fought ball game all the way with Ivo Nelson taking Jim Semke,s place at full back and doing a great job. Wfith Jim Storts back to Captain the team We managed to trim NVebster's gallant Warriors 12-6. That winds up this resume of our 1944 football season but five boys who lettered on the gridiron this year will be back again next fall. They are Bill Garner, Juniorg and Bill Bloom- field, Bill Riggs, Jim McKenzie, Jack Bolinger, and Henry Frnka, Jr., Sophomores. FOOTBALL SCORES Rogers 19 Okmul gee 0 Rogers Muskogee Rogers 6 Central 20 Rogers Sapulpa Rogers 6 Sand Springs 0 Rogers Fort Smith Rogers 4 l Hominy 19 Rogers Bartlesville Rogers 1 2 Weluster PAGE BASKETBALL UAH FRONT ROW, left to right: Bob Bass, manager, Bill Fette, Robert Maresh, Eugene Liles, Buddy McLean, Bill Luckhart. SECOND Row: Larry Albers, manager, E. W. McAfee, Joe Moore, Dick Boland, Bob Hively, Bob Coley. THIRD Row: Coach Harry Knapp, ,Iimmy Dick, Don Kirberger, Tom Wliite, Henry Frnka, Jr., Kenneth Lawwill. BASKETBALL The Roper cagers opened their season this year by downing the Sandites of Sand Springs, with a one-sided score of 58-23, on our home court as eleven Rogers boys scored in the game. Possibly the two hardest games of the year to lose were those immediately following the opener. Rogers was tripped by one of the fine teams of the state on the Roper court as they bowed to Oklahoma City Classen 25-23. The game ended with the fourth period rally of our quintet falling short by those two small points. BASKETBALL HBH FRONT Row, left to right: Duane Murphy, jack James, jimmy Vance, jimmy Dick, Bill Brown, Bill Wcmoteii, Maynard Ungermnn. SECOND Row: Coach Endres, Ray Banner, Bobby Cowan, Sidney Brown, Bill Cox, Bob Anderson, Charles Bridwell. THIIKD Row: John Lindenmutli, Glenn Nixon, Bill Bloomfield, Bill Riggs, John Santee. PAGE Q7 Rmzding Dozen: Dick BOLAND Blu, l:Ii'I l'lz Bos HIV:-.LY BASKETBALL The next heartbreaker for us and our boys was the 27-25 defeat handed us on the Central court by their Braves. With the game tied when the gun sounded, a lone Central tally in the overtime turned the tide and the Ropers were downed for the second time in the season. The Webster-Rogers game came out as expected and the Ropers finished with a total of 46 to Webster's 27. Webster was never able to offer a real threat during the ball game. Rogers cagemen won two victories in a row when they played Shawnee one night and Sapulpa the next. The Shawnee game ended 46-31 and Rogers downed Sapulpa in a rough-and- tumble game to the count of 29-11, on the Sapulpa court. Travelling to Bartlesville for the next encounter Rogers was able to come home with the bacon. The outcome of this game was never in doubt and the Ropers cam through with a 38 - 26 victory. Next came a thriller as Rogers basketball team barely de- feated a strong O. C. Central quintet 29 - 26 in an overtime game on the Rogers court. The Ropers were defeated by a strong Muskogee quintet on the home court when the latter romped to a 34-25 victory. KENNETH I.Aww11.I. E'MNIIiTT MCAFEE it ni 1 3 Rwlifillg Down: Roc,i1R TUCKYR ROISIQR1' Mmm-,511 Bunm' NICLIAN LETTERMEN Rogers Ropers gained the second place title when they defeated Bartlesville Wildcilts SO-33 on the Roper court. The Central Braves captured the city crown when they scored a 39 - 25 vic- tory over the Rogers Cagers on the eastside court, February 2. February 6, the Sapulpa Chieftains invaded the Roper court and were easily beaten by a score of 31 - 17. The Rogers quintet downed the Okmulgee Bulldogs twice in a row . . . February 9 and 13. The first game was 41 - 27 led by Luckhart with 12 points. The second was 39 to 16. The Ropers rolled over the Warriors 42 - 26 in the second game with them this season. In the early minutes of the second quarter the second and third teams Went in for the Ropers and kept the lead easily for a fine finish. Will Ropers was defeated for the second time by the Rough- ers on their court. This seemed to be another cold night for the Ropers. This and the ineligibility of two of the first string led to defeat. Rogers ended their season of basketball this year with a final game against Sand Springs. They overran the Sandites in a 48 - 24 Victory, with Liles leading the scoring with 15 points. Blu, I.Uc:KHAi:T EUGENE Luis X A . , 1 8 'ff-fiiwl ' 'EMS 'wud' The Regionals opened March 1 with the following seven teams enteredg Tulsa Rogers, Tulsa Central, Tulsa Webster, Pryor, Sand Springs, Claremore, and Drumright. The Ropers took an easy victory over the Pryor five with Luekhart, Fette, and Hively leading the Roper quintet to a 43 - 17 victory. Although the Pryor boys drew first blood the Ropers were never in a bad spot during the full 32 minutes of play. On the second evening Will Rogers defeated the Drumright Oilers in one of the most thrilling games of the tournament, by a narrow margin of 36 - 34. With two wins the Ropers went into the final game of the regionals, against Claremore after the Zebras had eliminated the Central Braves. The first half scoring was low due to the determined defenses of both teams. The Ropers were ahead in the first quarter 4 - 3, and Claremore in the second 8 - 7. In the third quarter Claremore scored and took a big lead with the score 20 - 14. The Ropers five then staged a sensational rally in the fourth quarter narrowing the Claremore lead to one point and were threatening to score when the final gun sounded, with the score remaining 27 - 26. BASKETBALL SCORES Rogers Sand Springs 23 Rogers Bartlesville Rogers Classen, O.C. ZS Rogers Central Rogers Central 27 Rogers Sapulpa Rogers Webster 27 Rogers Okmulgee Rogers Shawnee 31 Rogers Okmulgee Rogers Sapulpa 1 1 Rogers Webster Rogers Bartlesville 26 Rogers Muskogee Rogers Central, O.C. 26 Rogers Sand Springs Rogers Muskogee 34 REGIONAL, TYTARCH 1, 2, AND 3 Rogers 43 Pryor Rogers 36 Drumright Rogers 26 Claremore WRESTLING SCORES Rogers Webster 11 Rogers 6 Central Rogers Bristow 0 Rogers 38 Bristow Rogers Central 34 Rogers 28 Webster Rogers Central, O.C. 6 PAGE 100 WRESTLING TEAM FRONT Row, left to right: Gene Woodard, Bill Harmon, jimmy Sellars, Hugh Brashear, J. T. Baker, Thomas Keys, Charles Hunt, Dick Teubner, Pat Moore, Don Smith. SECOND ROW: Wayne Fry, John Churchwell, jack Ames, Wfarren Scruggs, Bryon Todd, Bill Thach, Charles Kelly, Wilfred Eckles, Bob Barclay, Richard Johns, Edwin Hill. THIRD Row: Elden Hoffman, Eddie Miller, Sam Rhodes, Bill Breisch, Robert Fike, Charles Harvey, Ray Alverson, Bill Ames, Bob Wallace, Bill Arnett, Lyle Lindsay, Joe Sconce. FOURTH ROW: Coach Jack Gott, Bob Burrage, Jim Storts, jack Bollinger, Gene Boland, Ray Denton, Terry Bicrdeman, Roland Lynch, Phil Wyrick, Keith Arnett, Manager. The Will Rogers matmen got off to a good start this year by defeating Webster 25 - 11. January 9, the Rogers team scored a clean sweep over the Bristow team by defeating them 40 - 0. Highlight of the evening was the heavyweight match won by Byron Todd of Rogers who weighed 127 pounds and his opponent Ray Tallent of Bristow weighed 170 pounds. The Ropers were defeated for the first time in the season by the undefeated Central team, 34 - 0, on the Rog- ers mat. In the fourth dual meet of the season the Ropers defeated the Oklahoma City Cen- tral team 28 - 6 on the Rogers mat. February 1, Central again defeated the Ropers by a score of 26 - 6, the second and last de- feat of the season for the Ropers. The Rogers team showed their ability again when they chalked up a 38 - 0 defeat for the second time, February 16, with a total of 28-6, finishing their season with a very good standing. In the state meet the Ropers won five third places: Charles Harvey, 112, Warren Scruggs, 120, Bob Burrage, 154, Ray Alverson, 133, and Ray Denton, in the 165 pound division. Lettermen were Bill Harmon, 103, Charles Harvey, 112, Warren Scruggs, 120, Bob Wal- lace, 127, Ray Alverson, 133, Wilford Eckles, 138, Phil Wyrick, 145, Bob Burrage, 154, Ray Denton, 165, and Byron Todd and Eddie Miller, heavyweights. The coach for the season was Jack Gott, former Central and Southwestern wrestler, who served as part-time coach at Rog- ers, while working as an investigator with the Tulsa Police Department. The 1945 honorary captain was Bob Wallace. Next year's returning lettermen include Byron Todd, Warren Scruggs, Ray Alverson, Wilford Eckles, Phil Wyrick, Eddie Miller and Ray Denton. PAGE 101 NTRY FRONT Row, left to right: Frank Webb, Jerry Fountain, Billy Ward, Bill Latting, Allen Ingle, Robert Shelton, Buddy Schuller, Maurice Cobb, Wallace Ford, Charles Bragg. SECOND Row: Jack Wilson, George Shields, Bob Rakestraw, Carl Watson, Bob Bryan, Gene Cockrell, Bob Swain, Robert Hurford, Joe Hilton, Norval Smith. The Will Rogers Cross Country team this year won second place in the city meet with 31 points. Central came in first with 24, and Webster third, with 60. In the state meet Rogers came in second again with 75 points, while Central pulled 100. Other places went to Stroud, 27 points, Oklahoma City Central, 23, Shawnee, 20, and Okla- homa City Classen, 8. Maurice Cobb, sixth place runner, was the first Roper to place. Lettermen are Maurice Cobb, Seniorg Carl Watson, Norval Smith, Bob Bryan, Juniors, and Bill Ward, Sophomore. All lettermen will return next year with the exception of Maurice Cobb. PAGE 102 E I f E I TRACK TEAM FIRST Row, left to right: Jack Holt, managerg Neil Hilton, Kirk Newman, Bobby Jack Stuart, Bill Byers, Frank Conkwright, Bobby Earl, Bill Bowers, Buddy McLean, Coach Y Lieb Richmond. SECOND ROW: Tom Johnston, J. W. Bush, Dan North, Bob Kirberger, Jim Robinson, John Harris, Bob Hively, Roger Tucker, Sam Stephens. Last spring the Will Rogers track team made a good showing for themselves by capturing first place in all meets throughout the season. The season got under way when we edged out Central High School's track men sixty-three and one-half to fifty-four and two-thrids in a dual affair at Skelly Stadium. The following week the Ropers showed their ability as a well rounded team by taking the first annual T. U. relays, although no team trophies were presented at the T. U. meet Rogers placed first with thirty-three and one-third points. April 22, brought victory to the Ropers when they defeated the local rival high school, and emerged champions of the Oklahoma Six Conference. Following their triumph over the local high schools, the Ropers journeyed to Norman to participate in the state meet, where they again won first place with a large number of Ropers ranking among the highest who entered. Bobby Jack Stuart won the 100 and 220 plus helping bring victory in many relays. Stuart was high point man at the state meet scoring fourteen and one-fourth points. To celebrate the Rogers Ropers returned to hand a defeat to the Central Braves in a dual meet, the last of the season. PAGE 103 L . shy TENNIS TEAM FRONT Row, left to right: Richard Reisher, john Endres, Richard Barnhill, Bob Mapes, Pat Sutter. SECOND Row: Buddy McCune, Maur'ce Duncan, Louis Lundquist, Coach Otto J. Endres, Don Burns, John Schwenker, Tom Martin. The Roper net men faced the prospects of a successful 1944-45 season with five returning lcttermen, Richard Barnhill, Bob Mapes, Pat Sutter, John Endres, and Richard Reisher, all seniors. Although the scheduling of matches was made even more difficult this year than last because of the transportation problem, the team had hopes for scheduling meets with Central, O.M.A., Shawnee, Bartlesville, and Muskogee, and also, of entering the Oklahoma Six Conference meet. Coach Endres had a host of promising new talent among the juniors and sophomores. They are Tommy Roberts, Buddy McCune, Don Burns, John Schwcnker, Maurice Duncan, and Louis Lundquist, all juniors, Bob Anderson, Jim Unruh, John Greenstrcet, and Hugh Gallagher, all sophomores. The team had two matches last fall with Central, losing both with scores of S-4, 6-S. The boys practiced on the Tulsa University courts this spring on their own until Coach Endres could take over after his duties as B team basketball coach were over. At the time the Lariat went to press the team had not played any of its spring matches, and the spring schedule was not complete. PAGE 104 FRONT Row, left to right: Dun Smith, Bill Eugen, Mabry Iigurck, Bill Iirlcc, Don Rccvcs STANDING: Coach Otto J. Enclrcs, Whtic Combs. GIRLS' SPORTS PAGE 105 DEAR BUDDY: Another year has passed since we last wrote, and Oh, the things we have to tell you! Everything started much the same with the new-but dignified-seniors gathering in the lobby for their schedule cards. The following days were even more confusin' but not amusin' to the in-between juniors and the know-it-all sophomores. None of us were satisfied with our schedules so we spent the first week of school in the line from the office to 506. Lines lines, lines! We seem to dote on them. They must have had Hershey bars at the front of that cafeteria line the first day, but being the last in line we never really found out! We waited for forty minutes and finally went back to class . . . we got some lunch the next day, though, by golly-what we have to go through here at home! We had the most wonderful school mixer that first Friday, Buddy. Everyone was there getting acquainted and renewing old acquaintances. We missed the old familiar faces we'd seen just last spring--so many of you fellows are now overseas. We really miss you! Detention started once again on September the eighteenth. Oh, that familiar 217! Need we say more? Buddy, the night arrived-what we'd been looking forward to all summer. Our first football game! ! ! It was the all-city game. Each school had a victory and the sportsmanship couldn't have been better. Later on our team played Central-and lost. But cheer up, Buddy, it was our only loss of the season. Our senior rings finally came . . . there we were a couple blocks down from the jewelry store, but they certainly were worth the waiting. Maybe we werenit exactly sure before, but now we know we're seniors and can prove it! ,Course, there was quite a lot of interchanging of rings-you know how that is? ? Introducing Her Majesty, Miss Will Rogers VI-Su Derrick! We had a beautiful crown- ing ceremony of a beautiful queen. The football was thrown and made a perfect landing into Queen Suis hands. That night at the game David Powers, captain, did the honors. The seniors really gave out with a Wonderful presentation of Sorority Housef, Kinda lop-sided with forty girls and nine boys . . . what a man-shortage! Did we say we miss you? We repeat again and again and again-brother, we do! At our annual Will Rogers Memorial Asscinbly a personal friend of Will,s, Dr. Frank W. Hart, talked to us about him. It was perfect. Weire so proud our school is'named for such a man. Fort Smith game-and wotta game! We got it by the grapevine: Our football heros plus a few PLUTOCRATS bus-ed over-but they had to walk to F. S. Some sort of red tape about buses not leaving the state. Brrr! Boy, was it cold. A fire drill in sub-Zero weather-and those poooor lasses in gym suits . . . it always manages to ring right in middle of something important. The boys across the hall didn't mind at all-they were on the firset question of a science test. And speaking of cold weather, Buddy, you should have been at the Bartlesville game. We all managed to get their by hook, crook, or bus. The Ranglers, Dudes, Student Council, and private individuals all rented buses and there were just scads of people. We really yelled out our lungs, and we overflowed the bleachers . . . wead make a safe guess at three hundred. That's just about the record for an out-of-town game. PAGE 106 Tb GS U2 .-A 'J P' lx O O ,G -v-I 3 cu S- o 15 on ln '5 fs u as Q 43 in ..-1 H ME Q-AJ 'Pu if gd an U C6 ,Q 0 Q? 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GJ :E is 63 :fa wa: 'C Aga: E Q-4 .-1 S-1 U CC Ill :wi Qs: o Q C3 an E S4 O u-1 E3 QC :AQ-1 V' cd -4 oi 1 E V4 vi S-A N71 no '43 'Don -35. O C1 O Cha D-1 5 U1 H -2 -ga as -E :Ji .ek ss 3-A F 2 s- B Q-2 SUD S ?w .Qs 32 VJ..- R Fa -4.- 'H-A -.. sb ,.. Oh, yes, we can't forget the Curtis campaign. As always it was a success with the sopho- mores, those hard-working, pace-setting little angels, coming in ahead. We don't know why but they always manage that! During the half of the Rogers-Webster game Band Captain Bob Gimlin crowned CUmmm!j our new Band Queen, darling Judy Wallace. After the game the girls dragged the stronger sex Ctee-heej to our annual Sadie Hawkins Day Dance. Everyone was dressed fit to kill in plaid shirt, blue jeans, and good rummage sale matterial. Will Rogers' gym became Dogpatch for one evening-and sech goin's on! Round-Up time again. Tryouts started in November and tl1e people with wings on their feet tried their luck first. Later the warblers got their chance. Rember all the fun backstage, the beautiful costumes on the chorus girls. We have a new transparent curtain, given us by this senior class, and the effect was really something. Practice, practice, practice, It was tough goin', Buddy, but we made it and really put on a swell show. It was The G. I. Dream built around you. Buddy, here's something to show how we at Rogers have been doing our bit to hasten your return. December the first Will Rogerswas awarded the Schools-at-War-Flag for hav- ing over ninety per cent of the student body buying war stamps each month. We were the first senior high school in Tulsa to win this honor-that's sumpin,, huh? You should see all the tin cans and scrap paper we brought all year-heaps and heaps of it! The Inter-School Council Convention began at Webster this year. Special buses brought us back to Rogers for a buffet supper, after which we played Webster in basketball-and won. We closed the Convention with a super dance in the cafeteria. The first day of the new semester was minus a lot of familiar faces around the halls. Many of the students graduated, and quite a few of the boys left for the armed services. The whole school wept over the departure of the senior class president, Robert Shelton. The basketball games were too important to miss. No one missed the one we had with Central out here. Standing Room Only, downstairs and balcony. Guess everyone in town was there. We hope you received your School Life regular-like. We all kept busy getting them ready for you. In fact 403 was in pretty much of a dither all year. We just must put in this little plug for the faculty . . . the science department was in pretty much of a mess for about six weeks hiring, substituting 'n substituting for the substi- tutes-altogether there were five different teachers, but weire plenty all straightened out now. You remember Miss Christia Allender - - er - -ah - - Crane it is now? She ups and gets hitched over Christmas vacation! Maybe you remember Fred Bennett, science teacher, he has returned to our dear ole Alma Mater to take Mrs. Crane's place. Gee, Buddy, we wish the Lariat didn't have to go to press so soon. We,d love to tell you about the next senior class play, and Senior Week and Vespers and Commencement, and the Junior-Senior Prom-and everything. But we,ll keep writing, and you do the same. All our love, THL LARIAT GANG. PAGE 107 Qlggiy' ' .fb-4 K, fav,-.r ,' ffece' I ,777g4,.,,V Q 4 ,,-h .1 f if , ,af . vf A Zi fb f,4fWU f 1 ,JJ I f ' 1 .1 A J fir, lj? 'if' . , fix HP My ' ffm! 0.5 J A 0 I Y lf. 7 n J lf f 'N I nf' J sg, A . fa ff' F , 4' Q A A, . , ' N Q I I IJ , 1:6 QQ-Qzzfografvjhf A' Viv if Q5-x-'Y'-H 1-L59 , 'gf 'pg 6 A mn iff'-fLvE A .44 rf . H7 -9-'Ki C531 aqqgzggavi HJR! 'Q Qfbv.. Ah 64 is '12, Cf, C2 E Effx 'E if AQHS1 QA 5 lj . Ci . QM gf d ' fQ14ffOg1'CljJA5' WW q wQEfffEfXfW MN N M mxxJSVKoQQAka xl UN, 7'L'-J'-ua '1ML4.XfQM.Zn-uxou. 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