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

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Will Rogers High School - Lariat Yearbook (Tulsa, OK) online collection, 1947 Edition, Cover

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Ri'XIffWM?ff'f5fMF Qkklxllxfjw' 'ff 995 'SEEEXQQQE 0 54,27 if-J' I ,W ' I 4 frfl-'4 .hz vu' 'W All Ll'--. 5555 W w 5 M S55 K 5 4. t -1, -4 A-ei ' fl i., X-f Q,-an 'c f ' '1 J ?1'C.f4f1'wnr'AV4 Y 1 x 3,-ff, DW, wwf W5 if ,ff MJMZHZL ,Aim if-aff? Mfw fly ,,. A i N 'N , W aff? f WN myywwmwwa WN N my .myfgiqyxffvjpijuiigb NTT? ,mybwmyw ,wk M w g Fw w igfiw Wy? aw .N x VOLUME VIII PUBLISHED BY THE I947 LARIAT STAFF AND PUBLICATIONS BOARD WILL ROOER5 HIOH SCHOOL TULSA, OKLAHOMA if ' ' 5 qgfefg LARIAT s ig X, 1 i 'f,k'vugiyWw-'wg-w , f,.,.u,,,gkv.2 K ,pk me 2 T1 . 3 ' ' 3 Q -z ' ii if l 3 Q 5 , A - , . 1 5 3 af Q as A . dna. 1 'L . --kf 2 N - f , ----1 ' W Q t K . Q: S . Q :H A 1 E 45- 3 , ' 5 , ? ., , 1 Q ' 1 1' .' . .Q- F J- ' f Z ff warm .. ' - , k' in 5 E, if- 2 5 - V ' ' gg, . z ' N 52 4. A j -' Nga ,gy M: ,K A . 'H ' 4 A V A' K ,,,4,,lWW.,,,M-,,., .W ,, , .W-f,.fzggw,.L:wwz,A - --fL'WPm'Q'f4 'wF ' 6 The 1947 LARIAT COPYRIGHT, 1947 DAVID LOMAX Edifor XVANDA FINCH JANE PROCTOR Assisfaut Ezfifoz' Assisfunf Edifoz' S LARIAT STAFF WANDA FINCH Axsixffmt Erlifor BETTY BARCIQ DORLEEN BASSE BETTY BEAVIQRS NANCY BRECRINRIDGE BILL BREISCH MARTHA BURCH NANCY BYERS JEANNE IJEVIQRO SHIRLEY DALPHON CLYDE DOSHIER WANDA FINCH PAT FOWLIQR GENE BAIN GENE BARTON EUGENE BASCOB1 DICK CHAPPELL E. G. 5E'I'I.lI-'1-' PbofogI'1I1IlIy JOANNA APPLE JACK GANNON DAVID LONIAX - MISS CAROLINE CDOPIQLAN D Sponsor DAVID LONIAX Efliffll' JANE PROCTOR Assishmt Ijzlilor T T JACR GANNON WIl.DA GUNNELS FLORA HASTINGS BILL HEARD WANDA HENDERSON PAT HOLT BARBARA JEEERIES DARLENE JETT CAROLYN KING JOANNA LANE GEORGE MALLARD JERRY MAXON PHOTOGRAPHERS , DANLEY CLOW ' MARY E. EDWARDS JO GLENN HOMER KLIEWEi1 JOYCE PICKRIQLL PAT POORMAN MARILYN POWELL JANE PROCTOR DOLOXRES RASCH FRED SETSER NORMA STOXV EDDY TERRY BILL XVEERS LOUISE WILLIAAIIS LILLIAN ZUMWALT DAVID LOMAX PEYTON ROBINSON JOHN STEWART BUDDY SIZTLIFF PUBLICATIONS BOARD FACULTY MISS CAROLINE COPl1l,AND Clmirnmn C. C. PRUI'I I' BIISHIUSS Murmgm' NTRS. MYIK'l'l.Ii SPILLMAN Art SENIORS XVANDA FINCH Svrwfrzry JOAN MARKS JANE PROCTOR DOROTHY MCCOIRMICIIQ DOI.ORIiS RASCH PAT POORBIAX PAT RIC!-LMOND - ar W? 9 Order of Books BOOK QUNH-THE SCHUUI A IllIIilliXfl'llfiUIl Swzziorx lIHIfUl'S So plan 111 ores BOOK TXVO-ACTI VITIES f,Jl'.Q!llIiZdffOlIX Afflfcficiv School will enjoy this Lariat as we have enjoyed plan- ning it for you. !E SINCERELY hope our classmates of Will Rogers High Because of increased costs of engraving and printing, we had many anxious moments, for fear our Lariat would have to be reduced in size. However, through the combined efforts of the school and its patrons, the Lariat Staff held a successful rummage sale which helped considerably in lessening the expense of the book. Our time and effort will be justified if, at some future time, the pictures and snapshots of our friends will recall to us the pleasant memories of our high school days. With this in mind, we give you the l9f17 Lariat. 1 1 O THE FOOTBALL team who, through their loyalty and good sportsmanship, have been an inspiration to the school and to the student body, we dedicate this book. Through hard work and self-sacrifice the boys on the football squad have achieved an inspiring and enviable record we' can all be proud of. After the loss of their fullback, Henry Frnka, jr., the squad became the Twelve Brothers, instead of the Eleven Brothers as they were formerly called-eleven actually playing, with the memory and spirit of Henry following them into every game. We owe 'not merely applause to these boys but we should follow their example of good sportsmanship, fair play and the will to work hard for whit they want. 13 AQLLQAZZJ , wh g!47L ' 5, 5 ,QZZL 07-uf - 2' I i 522 QZZWMMJZAJ WMM ,M Wy?f9l A,!lE.,g7edMf THE SCHOOL ,,ff Q,16fMaf Zilla, Jim .1 Q77 yang? H QV ..+ 11 WN iff fl? ii? ADMINISTRATION ff Yi? 'ik A. O. H. SETZI-ll'IfANDT Pr'ir1rijm1 XX lLI ROGILRS Iillill SCI-IOOI Yi? if? W BOARD OF EDUCATION 5? ik Yi? BEN 0. KIRKPATRICK J. fx. WHITLOW MRS. WIl.l.IANl CUIFR l'r4'xiJwLl ' Gl ,ORGli R. CAT! ll5,Y XIi1'l Pf'l'Xilll'lll GLIZNVER McCONNliI.L 16 FRANK SIETTLE MRS. C. O. XVIUSON Guidance wk it sk The Guidance Staff this year is comprised of Principal A. O. H. Setze- pfandtg Assistant Principal, James L. Goff, who is also Dean of Boys, Mrs. Pauline C. Keaton, Dean of Girls and Junior Class Director, Miss Lola Belle Trusty, Senior Class Director, and Miss JAMES L. GOFF Stella Gartman, Sophomore Class Affiffanf P'f fff'f'l Dean of Boys Director. When Dr. C. Benton Manley left Will Rogers High School for another post, the school lost a good friend, but gained another in his successor, A. O. H. Setzepfandt, Whose untiring efforts and cooperation have made him popular with the staff and the entire student body. Now that the war is over, the boys who postponed their schooling to fight for the right of free education have returnedg more than forty of them are at Will Rogers this year, getting their high school diplomas. i Q . K .i.. I bn-A.. S C .Qi ,- . MRS. PAULINE C. KEATON Miss LOLQJL RUQTY, jf 'Q Aw85'.sTELLA GARTMAN Dean of Girls Dirrcfor fxf Q ff SAPb0m0 f' Difcffof junior Director AX .J-I , iff X' 1 J ,ffl f A S-' 8 y V if ,, x, . .f. Ugg gs I I Facult HIRAM ALEXANDER H. A. ALLENDER SOCIAL STUDIES INDUSTRIAL ARIS PHYSICAL EDUCATION ELSIE N. ALLISON TOMMIE BARNES STUDY HALL ENGLISH 7,1 I 'G FRED N. BENNETT JOHN BLACK RUTH BLAYLOCK EDWINA CALHOUN IVIILDRED CALHOUN SCIENCE STAGECRAFT MUSIC QOMMEIICE CQMMERCE JAMES E. CLARK VEONA 1. COONS CAROLINE COPELAND ANN COTTINGHAM PAUL CUMISKEY SCIENCE I-IOME MAKING ENGLISH SOCIAI STUDIES MUSIC JOURNALISM 1 8 .WAI H., . . W, A -4 9 f wuz - L . . , , . 1, ,ig I ' A 'mf-.. 1' ii , ' . . . . :A - ' S -' I . ' - .nf2?:rif3. - -iv!-J?.1:L11-'iV1 'f2:iQg-Q-ZZ,.4 ,' J, ., . - ' ' ' ,g3QIyg2?Qg3gg:,'g,ga,i:g,:-, ,x::g',1.3g:,,..L: gg, .YI-L1LL:.YWg,, ,V-12,5 .EL - I:-.--41.4 - X f n . Y '-fE21J--'J - A 1-'A+ - 1fr-54L-L - -' --L' wif- - -- -- - - f f - - 'f ' Y - V . K , I L, ,M ,, E. ., .,,,L,,,, L, A , .. . -- L1 ,. -If -AI-Avxrzf zfqpz'-' . ':-1' a'-'if' 'iwfffi'-+ -H-2l'I - W'fbf?i? ' Z' l ii 3Pf!f' 5E:52'E3fi?.'1r,1If'2P'ITL L I'-U 'I 5' ' ' , -1.1.1, . v M- A 4 . ,. m. ,,f1. -' vI-'1I - 1,wq.f,4... 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A., ,in ,,v. , L,,WW -f ,Timm .zu I2'm1i1E,I ...If IfZbs.:,,f Uwfsfi... , M - , If .I , A-I pg WI .I-f.Ifff:: I If 43.219 - lf?-E' V Y I I Fucult war? mmm' n -v G. C. I-IUSKINS FRANK R. JACKLE SOCIAL STUDIES SPANISH HARRY G. KNAPP GEORGE J. KUBIK SOCIAL STUDIES SOCIAL STUDIES PHYSICAL EDUCATION PHYSICAL EDUCATION EVELYN OSBORNE MARTHA LEONARD GEORGE MARSH ORA MAYBERRY BERTHA HUDSON COMMERCE SCIENCE MACHINE 'SHOP HOMEMAKINC GIRLS MAIRON ETHYL MOORE KATHERINE MORAN H. E, MCPHAIL SARAH ROBERTS EMIL LIBRARIAN ENGLISH SCIENCE LIOMMFRCE SCIENCE PHYSICAL EIJULAI ION 20 Q.: f:1I,1 eii..: 11.5 t ffm LM WI. I WJ, M., I f,31,:f3EIfIJf I W I. CATHARINE PROBST C. C. PRUITT SPEECH ARTS LIEB RICHMOND PHYSICAL EDUCATION MATHEMATICS CLARA RILEY COMMERCE Www nw Nz'-'X K' swf' Faculty J 5 f. , I - r If R I X 'X f . E55 I 2 3 1 E, G. SETLIFF CAROLYN SHURTLEFF MYRTLE SPILLMAN LORETTI WIGGINS MARY FROST SCIENCE SOCIAL STUDIES y ART ENGLISH OFFICE HARRIET LYNDE GRACE OLSON TWILA PITCHER BETH RANSDELI. MARY HARRIS OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE GFFICE CAFETERIA 2 1 ' A -I-. 'f , I ff z ' f 'II' 1 -if ' 'yy' I ' f ' I I I - ' 2.'7:?fl 7' If ' if L1 1 A. 1 ' I 1 1: a -, im -. . III, 5 'Q I 2 I 35- sl ,al-., -I 11353: wwf:wwwxf-:Ir-Wff-wigamvvz'. .. ..f . ma! ,-p-ff,:4.s'Lwv-.1,- 13-91: -gy, .ygf,'5,:a.1.,,. .,1,,.-I-.wf-. -,-,wffbw-fp-? L'-sigv.-.wg-aabfr,Q-::f.vy-Wg.-32, ULWT,--. -I .,,, 1.,Q,',f--. f 1,-..gv,,,: -L . .. , -Y.,,,- I.,,,.-..i.,-..,. ., , ,, IM- . , . , .V - Qfwzvws ' iwvfhffl- JH:- Wu - H W ' ,N-Scams--rw ,E-12-,wfwwwf :If-I 1-l+,.mz.mv.w:1-:al-sq-.h,h,:.., ,.:,-fy .-.c.,g1q,I.,..-3.:1a,rf4.:UIQ-.24..u,+q::1- wm-.Mqw'ffw,gf:- .,,1.,gIv-J.: I Lf- , . ,-: .,, .1 .1 ,. A-A-.29 .J ,1 fm .. U , , ffggygf FII, 51 Fifi., P1 FQED MENDENHALL BUILDING SLIPERINTENDENT KATHLEEN BEGLEY MATHEMATICS BESSIE MILLER ENGLISH UNITA WRIGHT SCIENCE NOT PICTURED: BESSIE HIETT HOME IIVING MARTIN GONSER MACHINE SHOP Xv V I x A M STELLA GART XNMJ MATHEMATIQ! P Tiwv I yy RUTH RUCKER SOCIAL STUDIES 22 19 'U iv , L, M 'f :s,.,g- MSA, ,e A 23 , . f - - V , , 4 . 1-ggfggw A 'f lf3aafq Si ' : '1' jiaivkfini, '?4s3gpf5?JEg,31.iW552345Q5a,3f1fA.iJ,.',,,i1g52,fg.2gg,1g1,g,.5-,RT Q52,Q-31.Lg'-ZQjf,Qvf9gL9L1,1.11-,1,1,g.,:g3UgQ gg- Qgbgn-1:1---kfwa, ,A J. Q H l IN MEMCRIAM 9 HENRY FRNKA, JR. 1929-1946 Henry, or Big Boyu as his friends knew him, was an all-round athlete, a conscientious student, and, most of all, a real friend to everyone. He participated in football, basketball, and track, and lettered in all three sports. When he was not play- ing or studying, he put his time on school activities. All those who came in contact with him will re- member his keen sense of fairness, good sportsmanship, and the fighting spirit that would never permit him to give up. He learned from his father what team work meant. He had learned from his mother what it meant to be a gentleman. . . . leader of young men, excellent student, team man, great blocker, typical example of all that is good and honest in the Youth of America . . Henry, our Roper fullback, was fatally injured in the last minute of play in the Rogers-Central game, while carrying the ball for the school he loved. 24 is l l El SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Seated left to right: Miss Lola B. Trusty, Helene Wyllttg Standing: Pat Pagrum, joe Sconce, Bill Wfooten, Dick Teubncr, Bob Anderson. l'r'vxif1'w1l - Vice-1'1'vsiflrf1f Sl'l'l'C'1ltIV'j' - Tr'vax111'm' - Social Cfnzirnmu - Council lir'pr'f'.n-fzllzlizv - Youfb C011 zz nil Rfp l't'Xl'llf1lfil 'U Cluxx Dirvvfof' ---- - BILL VVOOTEN - KIOE Scioxcl' - PAT PATRUM JOHN GIiLLNS'I'RFE'1' HIiI,liNL XVYATT Dick Tl.U1sN1:R - Bois AN111-ZRSON Miss Lo1.A B. TRUSTY Dalne Adarns Biify E Nmxandcr Mannn XYNQQN lo EHa Agfbg my 9 ,vga m ff 5, Y? 1 f, xl za 'f ' V L:k 'Nm 1 Bob Nderman H C. Adams jew Adams Parncia Nikon Mary irene Akrn Bob Anderson Clwarlcne Allen Loren fXHwnder BMI Nspauglw lark Arncs, Ill Norma Antnong fofknna Apple Albert Mdion Arkg Batty Ella n Arrnstrong lo Ellen fvnwsfrong Gene Bam Turn Awe Sarah Aubry In fxnn Ayres Cldrkspin Baie 91, WL: W' 1 , fffw2s,ff'Lz. if . V 3 1- .A 'lf 2 M 4,gti! 1 e ,. , 'il 'fs N ge Q' ai! my ' I i s .. 9 ff CN 5 Ifl i . -9' FI! ., nn nn , h 1i Sf' 4 W , ' , 1-. J in nn . W uf y 'V A , '52 ' A ' . A 2 as . n QW 113512, 9 kbs nddnu.. if-+1 3 lwx 'AW QJQFEE i -fun I ,Kn- ll Dean Baker My Barge Jrleen Basee ay Beech 4? 'Q r W r ,.. Bob Baker Morwtie Barlwam Doloris Baufom Slwlrley Ral Bell 3 fi-1' M. si P 5 B BB .gf f -an 1 , L: , fi '-'- XV. w ., A if 2 4 B 1 W B A f re 1 -D 5' :fa K J V..v i an YW ' I Mg , , 5 N? 5' - Bi I fi 1' as K ' 'ew-.lllililii ls Y dwg-N, 4 ,Q J ss.,- fw' ,ff' 'w I. T. 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Vxfesi Marjorie M, White Howard Whitlaich Edith Whitney Wriy In NVi'iiamQ HFHEUTW Vhlhams Krinneth Wiiiianwi Hil' Weeks Samniyrz Whaley Dah Wiggins l,o1iiQa' X'ViiiiarhS iw 45 r yr S riff 9 Q1 P 155' gi- f A 1 ' 5 ir fir is 1 5- 5 s- i q f , Billie Williamson Bill Wooten it 'A' f i 1, S 1. 4 U? x w P Q M If 1 AV r- fi i.5 Q 13 Kathleen Willing lerry Wilson Ruth Wolaver Georgia Woodfin Barbara Wright Gene Wright Helene Wyatt lanis Wynn Will Zapf Norman Zeno Lillian Zurnvvalt 'k SENIUR COMMITTEES is if 'A' PUBLICITY SCRAPBOOK Joyce Pick rell, Chairman Ann Northum Nancy Byers Carolyn King Jo Ann Ayers Charlene Posey PROGRAM Mary Elizabeth Edwards, Chairman Norma Perrin Harry Francis Wayne Settles George Ann Onstot Iliff Higginbotham Marion Cracraft Charlene Allen Pat Aitken FINANCE John Greenstreet. Clmirmafz Fred Eisen Gena Ledbetter Richard John Wally Ford Jack Steel Dick Covert 46 Delbert Thomas, Chairman Kathryn Thomas Neely Titus Jack Gannon Martha Burch Jeanne Dolphin Joan Marks Robert Fike Kenneth Williams Shirley Cazzell FORUM Joe Sconce, Chairman Barbara Bounds Betty Bounds Duane Murphy Grace McCright Jack Bolinger Hele jimmy Beale Joe Goodnough Ruth Edkin Pat Holt Richard Mitchell SOCIAL ne Wyatt, Cbairmmz Bob Shader Lowell Plaster Beverly De Larzelere Shirley Baker Frances Blue Y. SCHOLASTIC Woodward Smith, Chairman Marilyn Powell Bill Fette Fred Eisen Patty Weintz MUSIC Harold Scott, Chairman Charles Livingston Jeanne Dolphin J. D. Highfill Kathryn Copple ART Dorothy McCormick, Chairman Jo Anna Apple Ruth Edkin Marjean Orman Raedelle Ridley PLAY READING Wallace Wilkerson, Chairman Wayne Settles Bill Ragan Norma Perrin Pat Patrick Iliff Higginbotham Eugene Hackworth Harry Francis Marie Blan , Pat Aitken George Ann Onstot Charlene Allen HISTORY Joe Hannah, Chairman Pat Richmond Homer Kliewer Cecil Burns Charles Keller Lala Jane Gray Pat Macdonald Louise Granger Mary Elizabeth Edwards Wilda Gunnells MOTTO AND FLOWERS Maynard Ungerman, Chairman Dick Teubner Grace McCright Helene Wyatt Joan Marks GIFT C. D. Ward, Chairman Joe Hannah Pat Daniel Jeff Boucher Fred Hoffman Wanda Finch Barbara Smith Allen Leibee Hugh Gallagher Alan Borgwald Jess Adams Wally Ford Marsha Grable Deloris Baucom Marilyn A'Neal PROPHECY Betty Jo Williams, Chairman Marsha Grable Bill Eagen Ann Murdock JoAnn Miller Janet Croft Robert Baker Sarah Aubry Flora Hastings Don Reeves Patty Weintz Marjorie White Dolores Rasch Allen Leibee Wanda McQuiddy Shirley Dalphon COMMENCEMENT Duane Murphy, Chairman Marilyn Kubilos Charles Livingston Mary Jo Bradford Sidney Bergman John Churchwell Gena Ledbetter Donna Crutchfield Jo Ann Shreck Geraldine Phillips Mary Catherine Newberry Deloris Lizar VESPERS Eugene Weaver, Chairman Charles Livingston Coretta Cooper John Greenstreet Mary Ann Ramsey Betty Ellen Armstrong CHRISTMAS TREE Dorleen Basse, Chairman Virginia Patton Barbara Jeffries Melva Chandler Norma Patman Rosemary Peacher Marjorie Mitchell Geneva Hess Jane Ivy Janet Pember Patsy McKay Gorden George Dick Brown Bob Grigsby Louise Holmes Lola Moorer Betty Beavers Janet Inman BREAKFAST Patty Pfister Lou Ann Clark Gene Wright L. Gene Moore Margie Rust Barbara Wright Edith Whitney Betty Gingrich Gertrude Emory Bill Favors Danny Ford Frank Ford Malcolm Hill Bill Cox Bob Farley Tom Coulter Darlene Jett Howard Edwards, Chairman Georjean Groom Kathryn Thomas Hal Haskell Bill Brown David Rakestraw Jack Nunnelee Beverly De Larzelere Dick Clark Jack Johnson Bill Dodgen Betty Gindt Virginia Lewis Grace McCright Jess Adams Eugene Bascom Charlene Allen VICTORY FLAG Vance West, Chairman Sam Rhoades Keith Bond Kathleen Fryar Charlene Posey Gena Ledbetter ANNOUNCEMENTS Jeff Boucher, Chairman Norma Eveland Jane Proctor Jeanne Montgomery Susan Bland Donna Crutchfield Betty Barge - Virginia Owen Junior Farlow COURTESY Wilda Gunnells Marie Blan Pat Poorman Eugene Weaver Jerry Leavell Betty Robinson Gordon George Virginia Parker, Chairman Lillian Zumwalt Hugh Gallagher Darrell Fahler PROPERTY COMMITTEE: SENIOR PLAY C. D. Ward, Chairman Gertrude Emory Eugene Weaver Barbara Jeffries Wallace Wilkerson Jeanne Dolphin Nancy Byers Ruth Johnson Y 2 . 1 SENIOR BOARD FRONT Rowe-Ieff fo rigbl: C. D. Ward, Miss Trusty, Woodward Smith, Joe Sconce, Dick John. Dick Teubner, Bobby Anderson, Maynard Ungerman, SECOND Row-left fo vigbf: Bill Riggs, Bill Brown, Jeff Boucher, Bill Wooten, Duane Murphy, Dick Lockwood, Jimmy Beale, Harold Scott, John Greenstreet, Delbert Thomas, Eric Olson, Bob Shader. THIRD ROW-leff to riglrf: Gene Bain, Vance West, Dorleen Bass, Helene Wyatt, Pat Patrum, Joyce Pickrell, Mary E. Edwards, Shirley.Dalphon, Claris North, Virginia Parker, Louella Kitchell, Joan Marks, and Dorothy McCormick. 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Goodenough Wilma Goodnight Gordon Gresh Luan Grigsby Mary lane Gorman Norma Graves Vernon Grubbs Margaret Gustafson Addie Fern Hall Phyllis Hall Thomas Gustafson Dorothy Haddad Rex Hall loe Hancock Cora Harper Elaine Harding Cletis Harper Geraldine Harris loan Harris Erma lane Harrison lohn Hathaway Gwen Harrison Ann Hart Bill Haugh Martha Headrick Ioe Hodges leanne Helsley Owen Hensley loan Herbert Bob Hill Douglas Hill Bettie Hoffman Ben Holladay lerry Hill Lorraine Hitt lack Hobby Estelle Hopkins Dan Houtz Evelyn Hudgens Winsel Houtz Nonerl Huddleston Marilyn Hudson Lillian Leland ,Husrt Don lnbody Freeda ii M Hughes Betty Hunter Robert Hunter Gene Hurford lnbody Carthel lacobs Pat lacobs Doyle jenkins 'K Paul jenkins Tom jerome Delores johns Doris johnson Eula johnson jean johnson Marilyn johnson Wilbur johnson Dale jones Delores jones Doris jones Frances joseph Evelyn Kelley Rhea Kemper joy Kenney Bill Keiker Wanda King Mary Louise Kingsolver Wanda Kinnett Kathleen Kitchen jean Knight Fred Knowland Marjorie Koonce Stephen Kovacs Gertrude Krogstad Phyllis Kruzinga Bob Lackey Helen Lairmore Harold Landrum Barbara Lane Dan Lang Sam Latham Ann Latting Celia Latting Marvin Lawwill Bill Lee jimmy Leech Dick Lewis jeanne Lewis Marilu Lewis Beverly Liles Don Linde joety Lindhorst Claud Line Phyllis Livingston Bill Laney Ann Long jack Long Maurine Longabach Charles Lopez Louis Lopez Dave Lovejoy Sidney Loving Betty jo Lowery 55 gl Ei ii E I J ' fi- li E ,f ga y i ' 4 il ji iw. at 5.521-1-: if l l gg 1 l ,, sl' ,L + 3 -ffl ,M 6 .- ix I 1 3 'Kit i gk U il ii 2 5312 li QQ -,W ' la if-3 1 V ii C I ' l 1' l ' i l:,- f iii I gl 1, l, iv ,QM , ?'l i win tigfpi lfa-'i 1,5 i N242 1 V gj ii? li W3 B ii 1 W X C ,351 ,i ii ii i ,fn '3 , 'Xl S222 ll 3 J: , i l , 1 VJ M i y ,ff Cf' 'Q ik , if li ' M5 s 1 Fail E 2112 l U ,. ,. ls r. li v 5 ,gi-gi,' fglllflih, , live' f I 5 lr 'F Charlene Luckfield Don Luckhart Margie Macon jim Mahaffey Don Mahoney Ioanne Mannon Art Markham Ronald Marlar Ed Masek Eva McAnalIy lo Ann McArthur Emma lo McConnell Pat McCright Mary McCullough Banks McDowell Pat McFadden Barbara McFarland Glenna McGehee loan McGuire jimmie McKenzie Bill McKim joan McKinney Dale McPherron Buddy Messick joe Meyer lohn Mikles Herbert Milarr lohn Miller loyce Miller Barbara Mitchell Danny Mobley Eugene Moerer loan Moffett Beverly Montieth Carolyn Montgomery Everett Moore loann Moore Paul Moore Pete Moore Fern Moorer lohn Moorman Pat Morgan Peggy Morgan Martha Morris Rhew Morrison Margarette Murphy Don Myers Dolly Nevels Helen Nicholas Barbara Noe Barbara Noel joe Norton Ann Oglesby Lillian Orleup S6 Mary Orr Doris Mae Owen Sue Palmer lack Don Patterson Patty Patterson Shirley Peake Parks Bill Parsons Bob Parsons Bill Pendergraft Dick Phenneger Priscilla Phillips Howard Pilgri Robert Peterson Sally Peterson m Doris Pitcher Wanda Plunk Carole Porter Lavine Pitts Glenn Plummer Mary Poulton . Fred Pound Pat Pray Marilyn Price Bill Quillman Don Powers Martha Poyner Herbert Ragsdale Beverly Rakestraw Max Ramsey Larry Ransdell Eugene Rape Don Ramsey I' lack Reeves Bertha Remy Phil Rendon Delbert Reibert Patsy Reiman Carolyn Renner john Rhoden Norma Rhoads Robert Richardson Bob Richey Velda jo Riley Martha Richardson Mary Roach Bi loan Robertson Kathryn Robertson Bob Robinson Gene ' 57 llie Roberts Glenna Robertson Robinson Barbara Robison Donice Rogers 2 2 5 E li li 5 5 li H fi I ,R i 4 it X ref . 1:2 E gi fil B F in 4 .14-1em:x:e.sv:reznm.fs-L - we Q 1 i l ! . .Rl all L iv l l 2 nl i Q .1 if ,W , fl if E 5 Q mf-mam it, Elf, U1 j. W. Roy Roy Russell john Rutherford Ruth Rutherf Don Leon Sandel Ed Sanders Bob Sandridge ord Ryan joe Sabala Frankie Sanseverino joanne Schewenker joe Seifried Ruth'Ann Sellers Maxine Settle Orville Scott Hobert Shannon Pat Sh jackie Simms Margaret Sisson Lloyd Sitterly jerry Smead umard john Shuttee Eva jean Smith Kenneth Smith Laurence Smith Stanley Smith Troy Smith joan Smith Larry Smittle Barbara Snelson Bob Snodgrass Harvey Sollars Leon Spangler Bob Sp Harold Staires Sara Lee Stallings Carol Stanley Louise Smotts arks jack Staiger Ralph Stanphill Betty Steele Ruth Steward Betty Stewart Nancy Stromberg Clifford Strozier Richard Stu Ann Sturge Bonnie Summers Neil Sunderland Dick Sutter joanne Sterne bblefield Mary Stunkard Peggy Sykes 58 Charles Taylor Ns, David Teel Dorothy Tennyson Louise Terrill Donald Thomas Louise Thomas Bill Thompson Gene Thompson james Thompson Earl Tiffany Mary Ellen Trantham Pat Trinder Barbara True Pat Tucker Fred Turner joan Turner Suell Turner Don Van Orden Aline Vanzant Angela Varner Helen Vaughan Pat Veal Bill Walker Gaylord Walker jimmie Walker Eldridge Weaver johnny Wilder joan Westemier Bill White john White Charles Whitlock Don Whitlock Roger Wick Bob Wienecke Barbara jean Wilbar Dick Wilfong Dick Willey Bruce Williams Iris Williams jeannette Williams Rita Williams Tommy Williams jerry Wilson Reta Wilson Dolores Winder jack Winn Ruby Wood Ernest Woodard Camille Wright Norma Wheeler Dick Yadon Lovella Yetter Norman Zeno Karl Zogg joan Shaffer 59' P' 9 4 II - emnrxam DUDLEY DUNLOP March 16, 1930-November 20, 1946 Many hearts were grieved with the untimely death of Dudley Dunlop, who was fatally injured when his motor scooter was struck by a car as he was re- turning home from junior play practice. His death was sincerely regretted by his friends, who will remember him as an excellent student and for l his diligence and cooperation. ik if ir JUNIOR COMMITTEES ir ik ik Marilyn Cleveland FORUM RING Dick Sutter, Chairman Anne Boyd Pat Tucker Pat Altman Estelle Hopkins Nonerl Huddleston Jack Winn Mary Bearden Marilyn Hudson Louise Kingsolver Jan Fike Clarice Clark Dick Phenneger Stanley Smith Pat Dobey Herbert Ragsdale James Douglas Donice Rogers Peggy Fells Nancy Stronberg Jan Fike Mary Ellen Trantham Addie Hall PLAY Emma Lou McConnell, Chairman PUBLICITY Jayne Cunningham, Chairman Alyne Bollschweiler PROM Dick Chappell Nancy Churchwell, Chairman Don Lang, co-Chairman Dorothy Beddoe Bill Cox Jim Goldsmith Norma Rhoatls Billie Roberts Joan Smith Barbara True Bill Walker Bruce Williams Marilyn Hudson Delores Jones Priscilla Phillips Dorothy Beddoe Joan Harris Marilyn Hudson Don Inbody Dick Phenneger Jean Wilbar Alyne Bollschweiler Pat Shumard SCRAPBOOK Sue Collins Alyne Bollschweiler Beverly Liles Jimmie Walker Dolores Winder Jan Fike James Garwood Marjorie Koonce Danny Mobley Don Myers Billy Anderson Carolyn Montgomery Ann Oglesby Martha Poyrior Johnny Weldon Marilu Arnold Jan Fike Marguerite Gettemy Nancy Giddens Gwen Harrison Ann Hart Don Inbody Joan Johnson Celia Latting Jody McGuire JUNIOR Margaret Sassion Barbara Snelson Don Ryan Jimmy Cleveland Lucian Franks Estelle Hopkins Dick Phenneger Larry Ransdell Johnny Shuttee Ann Sturge COMMITTEES-Conti nucd COURTESY Sue Collins Marilu Lewis Barbara Mitchell Carolyn Mitchell Peggy Ann Morgan FINANCE Barbara Noel Margaret Bevis Bob JUNIOR BOARD Doris Pitcher Pat Shumard Marilyn Price Barbara Robinson Wienecke Q Fnasr now-Lavine Pitts, Roger Wick, Donald Downen, Bruce Williams, Ed Sanders. SECOND Row-Billie Roberts. Jeanne Lewis, Janet Blakely. Banks McDowell, Mrs. Pauline C. Keaton. THIRD nowAAnn Sturge, Bill Walker. Bill Cox, Fouarn Row-Gertrude Krogstad. Jodie Gibson, Pat McCright, Lean Sandel, Joe Norton, Wilbur Johnson. Not pictured: Buddie Messick mid Marilyn Cleveland. 61 62 i Q. .ivplw K1 s. 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Sophomore Officers l'rz'xirl4'111' - Viw- Pl't'.YitIl'llf Swr'rl11r'y - T1'w1x1m'r - Sofia! CZ7tIiI'17Itll7 Slmfwzf C!lIllIl'fI Youllr Council Clirlx Bfltlftl - Blu. HMS JIM l7Ros'r MARILYN RAP Muni FROST JUNI-1 HUDSON Suri EDKIN XIARILYN XVILLIANS .MAN MANPZVAI. :gn- Ollie Belle Acker Barbara Adams Rowena Adams Shirlee Aitken George Allen Haskell Allen jr. jerald Lee Akin janet Albers Virginia Allen Dolores Anderson Alyce Ayling Burl Babiak Don Anderson Bob Autrey luanita Bailey Clara Baker Lola Banter George Barbour Bill Baldwin Maxine Ballard David Barnett Martha Barr Ray Bascom Gene Batchlear Carolyn Barrett Ellen Barton Kenneth Bays Shir lack Behm Clyde Bell Grace Bell joe Norma Bingham Rudy Binkley ley Beach Brooks Bearden Pat Beavers Benson Billie Bentley lanice Bertea Melba Black Barbara Blakely Luther Boring Gayle Bossard I. C. Bledsoe lane Boothe Frank Boucher Bue Charles Bradfield Betty lo Brady loan Branick I Boyd Marilee Boyd Wilma Boyd Betty Brant Benjamin Bridwell Volney Britton 65 XF li' bw-9-fr' 4 , f , l E 'vs '--..- .I 5 it , ld ,.,g' ll l il it l -f.v , , , l Y .,,, .--7-526' ew .f fr if l :sf , , 1 , l l ll Y'-, ll l ii ll! QI' ll ii ll ll li? af' i 2. , , l E li 5 ll 5 A l l f I1 I ,,,,,.--' ll X yt r i 2. y l V 5 l l :I ' ll r l -l it 5. l 5' N l e l I if l 1 , 'maj v j Ben Brook Eugene Brook jo Brooks Larry Brown R. L. Brown Virginia Brown Frances Bruner Raymond Buergey Richard Brunson Donna jane Bryan judy Bryner Richard Burgess Mary Burton Peggy Butcher - Charles Butler Mary jane Byers Buddy Cagle jeanne Calhoun Dale Calvert Peggy Calvert jim Cameron joseph B. Camp H. B. Campbell jack Campbell jeanne Campbell Kenneth Campbell Billy Card Fred Carlisle Ralph Carlson joan Carmicheal Betty Carnathan Wanda Carrens Alpha Carter Elizabeth Cazzell jeannine Cearley Luella Chisler Lena Chufar joe Clark Lou Anne Clark Rita Clark Robert Clark Billy Claybaugh john Claybaugh john Clift Bill Cloyde Dale Clyburn Paula Cochran Donald Cohen Timmie Collins jo Ann Conway Donna Sue Conwell Charlene Cook Connie Coppedge Yvonne Corbin 66 Nancy Cotton y i -va 1 I ,.,4 3 M ,. if , ,Li fag Q. li Virginia Courville Barbara Cox Bill Cox f 'fi' Bob Cox C Bettye Crabtree Helen Crain A loyce Cromer Q Wanda Crook ,'54 3 Norma lean Crow f i 'l Don Crutchfield Q' Barbara Dahlman ,fro janis Dalton lane Dameron 33 Don Daugherty Charles Davis Q jf Charles W. Davis 'N Danna Davis ' Randolph Davis if Ronald Davis 3 Charles Daw Bob Day ,ffgj lean Day ' Bobby Deatherage ll Barbara De Bardeleben Albert De Moss Betty Dennis Preston DeShan ' Dick De Watteville Bob Doebler 1 sl Lugene Darr E: Bonnie Drude 1 Ann Duff L: Lathel Duffield Betty Duncan Iris Duncan Nancy Duncan A, X loanne Dyer f Bill Eaves Q Sue Edkin john Edwards Dorothy Edmondson Herschell Edwards Lawrence Edwards Wanda E dwards 5 Don Ekstrand ,E loan Elkins ' .1 Bill Ellis jackie Ellis Maurice Ellison I Karlene Elmore Stewert Elstner f Ned Elm Wanda England 'f 9 , I 67 Q 3 J 1 l Q l l ' Allen Erwin X Hildred Erwin il Marilyn Ethridge Tom Evans Q! Don Engles .F 19' af! it . K Mlldred Ezzell is ,,N- -M 'N' Kay Faires sg IETQJ' We V ' Gayle Farmer 1 l It Ray Farmer 1 Edwin Faucett Mary jo Fees i l 75 Maribell Fender l Carolyn Fielch 1 Lavona Finley l Richard Finnell i Billy Fireslohe l i I 1 Ann Fleming . Betty Io Fllck 5 Elizabeth Faley Betty Ford i Margaret Ford i Beverly Foster 5 Pat Fowler 5 Bill Francisco 5 Ann Frazier Carolyn French wma- r Lee Fretwell C f 'j jim F. Frost 1 Mike Frost Ruth Fulhage 3 Beverly Fulton 1 lohn Gallagher 1 Pat Gallagher loan Garner j jimmy Garroutte 3 lack Gavin l Richard Gibbs Wil Betty Gibson 1 1 Charlotte Gibson i i:'EiA Allene Gilbert Bobby Goggins Elizabeth Goldsmith yi Marjorie Goodnight Linda Goodsly Barbara Gordon Phyllis can in David Gow , , Doris Gray ' Bob Gregory Q Iuanita Gregory A Meridith Griffith 1 john Guthrie i E Ross Gwinner fjf Norval Hale l -b V 68 f'ffm:r??ig eg -We hw 1 4 l L Aid Betty jo Hall lerry Hall Ollie Mae Hall Nita jo Harrell Pansy Lee Harris Vera Harris Hugh Robert Hodges K V Gerry Hoffman i Q 1 john Hogard 2, gk loan Holloway B Marcella 'iz v 4 Donna Hoover Martha Hoover Virginia Hopkins Barbara Hoppe Lerlene House Norma Houston lack Harvard loe Harvard Don Hu Harold Hughens Bob Hughes Opal May Hulsman lack Hunt Sarah jane Hall Earl Hardway lsla Rae Harrell ' 'Re Wanda Harvey Douglas Hawkins Bob Haynes Mary Haynes Nancy Haynes Bill Hays Charles Heard Pat Heard Don Helander Patsy Henderson Marilu Hendrickson Bill Hendricks jim Henshaw Russell Herndon loan Herbert leanne Hersh Sonny Hiatt 1 Tommy Hickok 1 Ioe Hightower l Hipp Nona Hisaw Holloway Harry Holt Albert House joan House ckaby 4? june Hudson Bryan Hutchens Paul Hamilton 69 l l : yo F' we A at Robert Hughes Dean lnbody F Pauline jackson loyd lrick Kenneth lrick jimmy Ivey jimmy jackson Billy jaggers jane johns Marilyn jewell Herbert jenni Betty jean jennings Kenneth jensen Arthur johnson Bob johnson jamie johnston Fred johnson Patsy johnson Roy johnson Bobby jones Arthur Kemp Katherine jones Eugenia joyce Helen judd jerry Kearns jack Kemball Ernest Kirby john Kendell Lola Kerr Patty King Ann Kirberger Leda Kirk Barney Kirkpatrick Patricia Kirkpatrick Mary Lou Kitchell George Kite Vivian Klemme Bertie Kline Walter Knapp Don Kutch Terry Koonce Virginia Kovacs Harry Krimbill Nancy Lampkin Don Lawson Bobby Langston Clarence La Plante Tommy Latta Don Lawrence Max Leaverton 5 x U53 5 jg 70 il Patricia Lee Gloria Lemmon john Lemmon David Leonard Billy Lewis Carl Lewis lack Lewis Robert Lewis lim Lloyd Robert London Charlene Longabach Ben Loudenback Shirley Loveless Bernice Lowe lim Lucas Vanetta Lucas Bill Luckfield Romayne Lukken Anna P. Luster Arthur Lewis Mary Lou McCarter Naomi McCarty Billie Ruth McClain Tommy McClintick Kitty McCollum lane McCoy lean McCoy Munroe McCright Reid McCullough Madeline McDonald Wesley McDorman loyce McDowell Norma McGhee Don McGill l. C. McCrew Elizabeth Mclnnes Virginia Mclntyre lack McTavish lean Macdonald Donald Major Scott Mallard loan Maneval Norma Manley lohnny Markham Theresa Marshall Clarence Martin Mat Masel lohn Matthews Frances Maynor Granvel Mays Gloria Meads Toi Ceanne Meek loanna Melaugh Bob Melone Gene Meredith Bill Merrell Robert Miller Rollins Miller 71 2 's ,K -4 J. ns- X ist Arlen Milliken Helen Milliser Barbara Minton Dale Money Marjorie Monsey Margaret Montgomery Vernon Moody I m5'Ti'X loyce Moore Mary Ann Moore Oscar Moore 'ill lack Morgan Ruth Morris '1 -l Fifi i y Bill Moses l jim Moxley Charles Moy i Donald Munford 1 Frank Munsey l GE , Iennia Sue Murphree tw loyce Murphy Pat Murphy 5 Thelma Murphy Robert Murty WP' Ted Naifeh l lo Anne Neavles Elizabeth Neely T Phyllis Neil Nelle Nickell Mary Ann Nilson Bob Norrid Barbara Nuckolls l Marilyn O'Banion 'l F Beverly Okeson Nellie Oliver , Wayne Orrick A V Betty Orvis l il lames Oswald I X q Bob Overton Xl, Barbara Overturf Nancy Pagett Duwane Pares Carol Parker 4 lo Ann Parks 73? Bob Parse Anita Patrick Bill Payne xi Charlene Payne I ' Dan Payne loy Perreault loan Perry ,, . 1' ' Mfg 5' I f l Lucille Perryman Terry Pettay Kathy Pfister Rita Pleiderer Carolyn Pharris 72 Leroy Phillips Norma Phillips Norvin Pierce Patricia Peake Barbara Pittenger Roy Pittman Ann Pitts Alvin Plummer Willi Carolyn Powers e Pope Dick Powell jack Powell Bob Powers Douglas Powers joan Powers jimmy Pumpelly Roy Pill Stanley Prather B. W. Proft Molly Pruitt Roy Radschweit jimmy Ramsey Peggy Ramsey Marilyn Rae Betty Ragsdale Arthur Rainwater Pauline Raper jim Richard Delores Reid Henry Floyd Richardson Byron Rayburn Betty Rayse john Rebman Rendon Glenn Reynolds Bob Richardson Don Richardson joan Richardson Guy R William Ritter Dolores Robb ichey Marion Ridley jerry Riggs Lyle Rinker ins joe Roberts Betty jane Rogers Wanda Roberts Bill Robinson joy Robinson l .ff- an M. f , H fx X .5 N 5 ,if i 'ii ,H ll ,cob .Ng N, -..,.. 25' I l R! l il A V Qs? l 1 , ll ii l g i if E, li' li, ii l i if 1 i , N . 'xii' Qi l l 4 5 xl iv E i S1 ig 5- it A ii-a , l iw, 4 f 1 F Betty jean Rogers i john Rogers I Bob Roop Robert Root Charles Ross 73 Pasty Ross Eric Ruby Frances Ruby Bud Ruby Ray Rupe Marilyn Rush loyce Ann Russell Leon Russell Wanda Russell Don Sanders limmie Saunders lane Schapaugh Gilbert Schectman Carmelita Schell Sally Seib lohn Schiller Billie Scott Phillip Seagrove Don Sebastian Wayne Servaes Ierry Shelton Anna Sharp Mary Shaver Marie Shebeck Marilyn Sheldon Norma Sherrow jerry Smith Robert Shields Quentin Sigler Nancy Sillers I. H. Smith Lucille Smith lean Sareson Nanci Smith Norma Smith Tommy Smith Alvin Snyder lohn Spangenburg loan Stamper Robert Spencer Pat Spillman Donald Spyres lack Stamp Doris Standlee Margaret Stanley Bob Stauffer Edward Stephens Bob Stewart Buddy Stewart jack Stewart 74 Vera Stewart Deloris Stockton Rachel Stockton Pete Stokes ETX Herbert Streator Dale Summers Tommy Swain Charles Swenson Bruce Teal Donna lo Terrel Karl Swenson Evelyn Taylor jimmy Terry Charles Thompson Lois Teubner Shirley Thompson Vera lean Thomas Helen Thompson Norma Ann Thompson Talmadge Thompson luanita Tipton Doris Tiner lerry Tiner Warren Tipton Kathryn Todd Anne Tuller Sam Tuller Betty Trude Merwin Tucker Tommy Tucker La Homa Turner Glenn Vanzant Phyllis Vernon Earl Vi Clada Walker Carol Walsh f3lf VV Skip Warren Bob Turney lames Tutton Beverly Van Orclen ncent Devene Wadley Don Walker Lloyd Walker antuck David Warburton Homer Ward Kenneth Ward Lorraine Watkins Clinton Watson Dick Welch Clintus Watson Glenna Weaver I Roy Weaver Harold Wheeler Iohn Whitaker Ann White lo Ann White M. H. White 75 Victor Whiteside jack Whitney Pat Whitt Gerald Winder Dorothy Wiggins lohn Wikoff ,M .qi Dana Wilkerson ,ix QQ Marilyn Wilkinson ii' Bob Wilhour 7 47 Charles Williams lim Willis Peggy Wills Marilyn Williams Geraldine Williamson Betty Winder Sue Wise Fredia Wingham Harold Wheeler lohnna Wise jimmy Woodard Patsy Woodard Donna Woody Carline Wright lanette Wright lim Wooten Charlene Wright Barbara Yadon jim Yager jimmy Young Mildred Yerton Anita Yeubanks Frank Youngblood Mari-ion Zimmerman Don Zink C. C. Zumwalt ik if if SOPHOMORE COMMITTEES wir it FORUM jim Frost, Cl74IfI'll1U!I Rita Clark Carolyn Powers Bob Doebler Philip Seagrove Romayne Lukken Jack Stamp COURTESY Marvin Pierce, Cfnrirvmn Richard Burgess -lane Ellen jahns Billy Carlisle Patty King Lena Chufar Harry Krimbill Don Cohen Toi Geannc Meek Joan Dyer Mary Ann Moore Marilyn .lewell Ann Sharp Mildred Yerton PUBLICITY jack Powell , Clmirumu Don Crutchfield Patty King Maurice Ellison Betty Brant Nancy Haynes Nancy Sillers SOCIAL june Hudson, ClI1IfP'IIIlIll 'liiminie Collins Ann Kirberger SOPHOMORE BOARD Bill Lewis Delores Stokes Dick W'elch FRONT Row-leff In right: Lerlene House, Patsy johnson, Barbara Gordon, Sue Edkin, june Hudson, Marilyn Mfilliams, and Bill Hayes. SECOND ROW: Wgilly Knapp, Nona Hisaw, .Ioan Maneval, Marilyn Rae, Kenneth Campbell, Miss Gartman, Bertie Kline, jim Frost, VFHIRD Row: Harry Holt, Don Lawson, Dale Colbert, Stanley Prather, Mike Frost, Randolph Davis, Billy Claybaugh, and Dale Clyburn, 77 Y ,7 Book Two 25.1. X, w. 1 .V M M 1 i, A l ,Q , s ef Msg 'H- ' , 33, if 7'i5lffV , my -sg-2 W? 1-lil A iff ,z , 'fy S42 - 4 iii' 4 'get f -5 . yi in 2? , , L: .m1.e,,. 2 rn -ww- .Q M. ,-W.-F gg.,--1-'z :Wana 211' ....2..-.,.- , -fmmmvw-ww Q .X xy A -.7 ,..,.-A M.. ' X1-.. s-x K fx 4.0-.--f-..,N.,.er-..-ur-v-..H.... . mf-v'.v 1.,-a.M.. M,.,.,..:.....:...z....'-n ,,..-1.W.,.-, w4...,....w-...N 1 Q 3' ' 1. if m X X H 'Mt Q K. UM 4 i ywi tv' X , v x 1. V v. - 'VR iv 5 oemig,- j Us Our Editors LARIAT Dfxvllm Loxmx, Ifnlilor xlANI1 PRor.'l'0i:, Axximzrzf lfflifm' XXIANIJA ITINCH, Axxixlurzf Ifflilm' SCHOOL LIFE Seated: PM' RICHMOND, Co-liffiforg -IUHN CLIIARVAT, Sjmrfx liflilm' Standing: MARIQJN CZKACRAI-'l', Sjmrlx Iiffilm MARTHA BURKIH, C0-lifliim' 80 Publications Was Uur Chief Duty To Make This Lariat a Real Beauty lironl Razr, fvfl In rigid- Wanda Finch, Miss Copeland, Mrs. Spillman, Pat Poorman. Second ROLL, left I0 rigbl- Jo Anna Apple, Dorothy McCormick, Jane Proctor. Dolores Rasch. Tlwirfl Row, Left lo right- David Lomax, Pat Richmond, Jack Gannon. Joan Marks. Mr. Pruitt. Mr. Setliff. The Publications Board is the voting group in deciding upon photography, printing, and engraving contracts for the Lariat. C-9 The Board has four faculty members and eight senior members. Student members are selected and approved by the faculty. Miss Caroline Copeland served as chairman and Wanda Finch as secretary. Other faculty mem- bers Were C. C. Pruitt, business managerg Mrs. Myrtle Spillman, artg and E. G. Setliff, pho- tography. jo Anna Apple and Dorothy McCormick were student art directorsg David Lomax, editor in charge of photographyg Dolores Rasch and Pat Poorman, assistant business managcrsg Jane Proctor, Pat Richmond, Jack Gannon, and Joan Marks were representatives from the year- book class. iii-1T'H... Y:-3.5151 2, -x-H. WITH PICTURES, PAPER, AND GLUE, WE BRING THIS T47 LARIAT TO YOU! The primary aim of the Lariat staff is to compile, organize, edit, and present a new and better school annual each year. This is no small task, and the work results not only in a Lariat worth keeping but, also, in the staff members gaining much valuable first-hand information about how to get a book ready for publication. They also find out a number of surprising facts about Will Rogers I-Iigh School that other students may miss. Iileeted during the first of the school year, the Iiditor David Lomax and assistants Wanda Finch and jane Proctor have seen this year's Lariat to its com- pletion. Miss Caroline Copeland is sponsor of the yearbook staff. U1-1-1-R Plcriuiug I'lI'0lIf Row, lefl io rigbf- Nancy Breckenridge, Shirley Dalphon, Betty Barge. Jeanne Devero, Carolyn King, Pat Fowler. Secomf Ron'- Jane Proctor, Wanda Finch, Joyce Pickerell, Dolores Rasch. Barbara Jef- feries, George Mallard. Norma Stow. Si-,comm Plcruiuiz Lrfl lo rigfJl- Louise Williams, Flora Hastings, Lillian Zumwalt, Dorleen Basse. Bill Breiscli. Joan Marks. Pat Richmond, Bill Heard. Low IIR PICTU lilil Ifrmzf Row, left fo rigbl- Marilyn Powell, Nancy Byers, Martha Burch, Betty Beavers, Wilda Gunnels. Secrzfzif Rows Jack Gannon, Clyde Doshier, Darlene Jett, Dick Lyons, Wanda Henderson, Pat Poorman. Eddy Terry,JoAnn Lane. Afaalii-ii L f vi l + 4, Y ff ay We EJ, -r sl mes. 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'p:5f2:iEf,':L1sv 1i' -.fi-'-.'g3f'54f1?'ig--25'3g'iff:?55'gffr'gliar?-5fq?2Zza??2, if',.1:.-.-:.:x-12:2'f.,Wa,:-'fi'2'f2':1aH'i3fv:?'211:,:-.fa vt-.:.:,-:-':: fa2- -. , e - V V..-1-nysivii2-'e--a':-'3,gygefj4.:.5::.',ji1 Z- ' L: .' 1'-14 -' ' 5 , ' af' , , 3- ,z 'Z -- ,Viz . - .5 ,I 'f 11 - if , i HEADLINES: HEADACHES: WRITER,S CRAMPS, TOO,BUT SCHOOL LIFE MUST ALXWAYS GO THROUGH Seventeen hundred copies of School Life are distributed at XVill Rogers on Thurs- day morning during home--room period. The paper, which is printed jointly by Central, Wfelvster, and Xvill Rogers is gi weekly four-page issue, and is nfiilinted with the National Press Association, and tlle Qklgiliolna Inrerseholastie Press Assov CILIIIOII. Martlia Burch and Pat Riclnnond were elected liditors of the 1946-1947 stuflg and John Clmrvat and Marian Crucraft were elected Sports liditors. Miss Caroline Copeland is sponsor. Toi' P1c:'i'uiuc: Ifiiirl Row, lwff lo rixqlvlf Marjorie White, Martha Burch, Kath- ryn Thomas, Melva Chandler, Verl Bollschweiler. Srfromf limre Norma Perrin, Mary E. Edwards. Georjean Groom, Dick Phenneger, Bill Baker. Marion Cracraft, Alyne Boll- schweiler, Don Brewer, Bill Weeks. Joety Lindhorst, Georgia Kaplanis. Si-4:oNo l'n1'l'uiu1: Iif! lo riggfrf- Pat Daniels, Bill Riggs, Bill Heard. ' John Charvat, Sam Rhoades. Tinian Pictruiu-: l ir.vf Ron'- Flora Hastings-, Sonoma Webb, Don Haeberle. Joan Marks, Bill Heard SULYHIAI Ron '- Lillian Zumwalt. Barbara Bounds, Pal Holt, Betty Bounds, Pat Richmond, Jane Cunningham, Pat Fowler, Pal McDonald, Wanda Henderson. ':1YIx:i.2v.7ifK 83 if . .- ' , - -, , S , . . .1 '. iz , ,, 1. 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Row- V Bill Bloomiield, Charles Livingston, Dave UPPER PICVURE5 Lovejoy, Barbara Hoppe, Fourflw Ron'- Iimml Row, hifi I0 right- Betty Gingrich. Jeanne Devero, Bud Lewis. Dick Sutter, Paula Combest. Dick Lockwood, Kathryn Copple, Dick Teubner, Fi-flfl Ron'- Mike Frost. Jack Bollinger, Sue Edkin. Burl Syfgflfl R01L'- Babiak, Gordon GEOI'ge. Hovsgard Edvyards, Miss Lola Trusty. Mrs, SfxlbR01L'- Lucllle Fleming' Wallace Wllkefson' Bill Dabney, Vern Bollschweiler. Jack Ken- , , d ll, V' ' ' B . 7111111 Row-- a lrgmla mwn Mr Max Harmon, Principal A. O. H. Setze- pfandt, Bob Shader, Delbert Thomas, Bob Wienecke, Jack Reeves. Lowiek PICTURE ON RIGHT: Fronl Rout'- Lois Teubner. Carolyn Montgomery, Diane STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS Durham' Sue Famer- SPCOIIII Ron'- LOWILR PICTURE ON LEFT: Shirley Childers, Sarnmye Whaley, Carolyn Powers, Frou! Row, left to righi- Mary Kitchel, Jamrne Johnston, Joan John- son, Gertrude Krogstad. Third Row- Phyllis Neil. Joan Marks, Juanita Tipton, Margie Norris, Svmml Rolf- Fourth Ron'- Dorleen Basse, Ben Loudenback, Celia Latting. Joe Sconce. Jack Stamps, Dick Yadon. 444 x-44 41-4 444 44? 44-4 ,,.... '37 T7 ir Q,-u-viii , V g-2 f fgf.ifif.:i li mi: gl- 1 gi 5 .1 1. j''-:Im-.:':P,,':,,..:.'z:f,':,:'t',VII j,.:gjl3,5,g..'.,-,',,-,.-..-5 ' :g H , .j -. - ,A ,- .I nf . fm-. -I Y -f A -I ., I . I Y Y V - M , -In 1 N. Y - I I Student Council The purpose of the Will Rogers Student Council is to advance high standards of educa- tion, to create and maintain a wholesome understanding among students, to develop closer cooperation with the community, to par- ticipate in the administration of student affairs, to promote commendable social activity, and to secure all the benefits of free public schools. One of the first projects of this organization was to raise enough money to Hnance the Inter-School-Council convention, send five delegates representing our Student Council to Shawnee, and still have enough balance in the treasury for next year's Council. Their way of obtaining this currency was Round- Everyone was all excited, busy getting into their costumes, and hurrying to get on stage, but in spite of all this the show still came out a huge success. Yes, it was the eighth presenta- tion of Will Rogers all-school production, The Round-Up. The work, however, didnlt fall on only the participants, but mostly on the Round-Up Board. The Board met every Week and held tryouts to determine who would be in the show. They watched dance choruses, dramatic scenes, individuals, etc. and had a hard time choosing the cast. through sponsoring two sales, the sale of student directories and school pennants. Both sales went over with a bang and here's hoping these activi- ties are repeated next year. The Inter-School-Council is a representative organization of the three Tulsa high school Student Councils. It is composed of four repre- sentatives from the Councils of Webster, Cen- tral, and Rogers. Its purpose is to promote better relationship between the three schools. To further their purpose they organize the Inter-School-Council Convention every year. Each year one of the high schools sponsor the convention and this year Will Rogers had the Convention, April the 18th. Up Board The show, centered around famous paintings, was called Accentuatea' Arif, Student director was Joan Marks, Dick John was president of the board, Jeanne Dolphin, secretary, Don Linde, director of music, Sammye Whaley, director of costumes, Pat Fowler and Howard Edwards, co-directors of dancingg Wallace Wilkerson, director of comedy, Kenneth Williams, continuity, Jo Anna Apple, art, Pat Richmond and Delbert Thomas, publicity. Mrs. Catharine Y. Probst directed the show. 85 ?2ICIi,'. We Sta fed Accentuated Art And E vary M llllliblil' Did H is Part 2 eeei -131.23 y if as f - H mf. www re .. 1 i I f'AW 1. ,ff Round-Up Board Tow Piczrukifz LOWER Picruiinz -. . Ifirvf Rau' Ivff I0 riqfrf- - I, - f T - r . ' I-HM Ron' iff in Hgjf Kenneth Williams. Sammye VVhaley, Gena Kathryn Copple, Alyne Bollschweiler, Wood- Ledbettei: ward Smith, Ann Sturge, Don Powers. gwoml RUM.- SI,l.0,H1 Row- Joan Marks, Duane Murphy, Pat Richmond. Frances Blue. Jeanne Dolphin. Sonoma Webb, Peggy Fells. Dorothy McCor- 7.1.11 R mick, Virginia Parker, Louise Williams. mf UU' h Barbara Purlee. Wally Ford. Wallace Wilkerson, Betty Jo Williams, Delbert Thomas, Pat Fowler, Gay Beech, JoAnna Thin! Row- Apples J, D. Highfill. Don Haeberie, Wanda Finch. 1 'ff' RUN'- Janet Blakley, Dick Phenneger. Don Inbody, John Stewart, Mary Elizabeth Edwards, Don Emma Jo lVIcCo1inel. Linde, Don Ryan, Billy Walker, Dick Johns. 86 A 4 'aeswrvzmwxsmwshwmmswwesmzanmmwzlrfwmryrmg-feawaswmeecfmmxev-a1e.1:w1x-:-,.11-1fr.rf-.wasaoef :.,mw'fag,w, 1,1. -V , ,e .fy.',g-'- -w-.--1.1: 1.-,v .:.,:-J 44:-:Q Smile-Don' t Frown ,,.7 Look U p-N ot Down, Front Row, left lo rigbi- Buddy Setlifi, Eugene Bascom, Peyton Robin- son, Dick Chappel Srcond Ro uf- Mr. Setliff, Gene Bain, Mary E. Edwards, Homer Kliever, John Stewart, David Lomax. No! Piclured- Richard Lyon, Gene Barton, Danley Clow. Although called the Photography Club, this organization is not a club. It is a class in which the members receive credit in journalism for learning how to take pictures, planning, and working in the darkroom. One of the new phases of photography, the club is now taking up color work and etching. S7 There are 14 members and these members work at different periods throughout the day planning and taking snapshots and pictures for our Lariat and School Life, The photographers work the following periods. First hour, David Lomaxg second hour, Mary E. Edwards and Eugene Bascomg third hour, Dick Chapple, Buddy Setliff, Gene Bain, and Homer Klieverg fourth hour, Martha Headrick, Peyton Robinson, john Stewartg fifth hour, Danley Clow, and David Lomax, sixth hour, Dick Lyon, Gene Barton, Jo Glenn. Sponsors of the Photography Club are E. G. Setliff and Miss Caroline Copeland, and Mary E. Edwards is secretary-treasurer for the group. Most of the photographers in the first semester class Were seniors but during the second semester there will be Sl few sophomores and juniors going into the darkroom. Paint and .Poumlg Work All Day Stageeraft Deserves Rewards, We Say! 1 Frou! Row, left to right- John Schiller, Tommy Swain, Bill Francisco, Bob Sandridge, Bob Stauifer, Rudy Binkley. Sccoml Rau:- Bill Baldwin, Bill Eaves, Joe Bicking, Stanley Prather, Eddie Greer, Paul Roderick, Richard Gibbs. Gene Meredith, James Fulton, Herbert Ragsdale. Third Row- Jerry Riggs, John Black, director, H. R, Campbell, Don Powers. Slruzifing on I.mfilc'r-- David Gow, Donald Mumford, Kenneth Smith. Not PiCf1lV'f'!I'- Bill Cox. The Will Rogers Stagecraft Club is one of the most important groups in our school, To them 88 We owe much of the success of our class plays, assembly programs, and, of course, thc Round- Up, which is their biggest job of the year. John Black, who is sponsor and director of the club, returned to this job last year after serving with the Coast Guards. Each stagecraft boy receives one credit for 120 hours of work. In addition to their work during the school day, the members can often be found hard at work after 3:30 p. m. on some important project. We are grateful for their services and pleased to sec that they are an eflicient and well-organ- ized group. Oiiicers of the club are Kenneth Smith, presi- dentg joe Bicking, secretaryg Paul Roderick, property managerg B'll Ward and Wallace Ford, electrical managersg Don Powers, Sound Man- agerg and Bill Bridwell, Scenery Manager. TRN as 1 aX WROGERS- X u. A Merehamlise Thais Rare and Good, We Advertise just Like W e Should The Advertising Board has really been busy this year advertising, publicizing and selling tickets for all the musical, dramatic, and athlete events at Will Rogers. Henviest jobs for the salesmen were handling Activity Budgets and Round-Up Board tickets. lirxl KUIU, lvfl lo rigfrl- Tom Keyes. Sidney Bergman, George Horn. Bill Bloomtield. Jimmy Wooten, Duane Murphy, Danny Mobley, Harold Scott, Jimmy Pumpelly. SLTUIIKI Kola'- Betty Williams, Marje-an Orman. Bob Stewart. Vivian Klemrne. Timmie Collins. Jean Cal- houn, Thomas Gustafson, Jack Winn, Earl Dittman. Miss Lambert. The Board consists of one member from eneh home room and on Executive Committee. Oflicers were president, Bill Bloomfield: secre- tary, Marjean Orman, The sponsor was Miss Alle Dale Lambert. 'l'f1irif Row- Roinayne Lukken. Dana Davis, Pat Beavers, Barbara Yadon, Pat Plake. Pat Dobey. Buddy Messick. Mike Frost. Duane Hocker, Joe Sabala. lfourib Ron'- David Leonard. Gerry Graves. Mary Ellen Gorman, Alyne Bollschwiler. Stella Jo Brown. Bill Shobe, Phillip Seagrove. Joe Norton, Dick Mason. ff S9 Donn Duckett, Arlan Miliken, John Markham, John Mikles, Harvey Sollars. Don Myers, ,427 .477 Xi GX .a W 0 Check on Passes Right and Left, ...ml Do Uur H ome-W orlr With Timo Loft 'lilie duties of tlie Courtesy Service Clulm meni- lvers, according to their preamble, are to promote lwetter citizenship in our scliool, participate in tlie administration of scliool laws and order, pro- mote laetter cooperation between students and teacliers. A student must be passing in all subiects and have no questions as to citizenship rating in lfroul Razr, lwfl lo rigffzlf Marie Barksdale, Virginia Patton, Georgia Kaplanis, Ann Sturge, Janet Croft, Elizabeth Goldsmith, Ann Hart, Rosemary Peacher. Margie Rust. St'!'Ul1Ki R0ll.'+ Priscilla Phillips, Kathryn Shields, Virginia Parker. Peggy Sykes. Delpha Radschweit, Nancy Giddens, Jeanne Montgomery, Susan Bland, June Bird, Barbara True, Beverly Liles. order to he a niemlier of this organization. Meni- bers are enrolled for a daily class period and receive one-half credit eacli semester. Mr. james l,. Goil is the sponsor of tlie Courtesy Service Club, and ollicers were: Aloe Norton, presidentg David McClure, vice-presi- dentg Virginia Parker, secretary and treasurer: -Ioe Goodnougli, Student Council representative. Tfiiril Rau'- Lucian Louise Jeanne Donald, Foilrflr Rau Franks, John Hathaway, Joe Myers, Holmes, Mary Catherine Newbury. Helsey. Margaret Stanley. Pat Mc- Ann Shoefstall, Betty Sheron. Paul Phillips. Ronald Davis. Jack Bollinger. Dick Sutter. Don Brewer, Bill Dabney. Larry Ransdell, Ed Masek, Nona Neal, Norma Pat- man, Ann Northum. Fiflli Ron'- Don Headriek, Dale MePherron, David Mc- Clure, Joe Goodnough, Don Luckhart, Charles Hunt, Bob Taylor, Duane Hocker, Joe Norton, Richard Mitchell, Kenneth Crutchfield. 90 liiowi .,. f ll l ,ff s. .2 Un aclie Hawkins Da You Got a Man. According to the Girls' Board Plan lfronf RIJIV, lrff fo riglrl- Grace McCright, Joan Marks, June Runyon. Vanetta Lucas, Marjorie M. White. Mary Ann Shutters, Carol Walsh, Donna Terrell, Joyce Pickrell, Ann Sturge, Carthell Jacobs. Sfmrz if Ro ic '- Jo Glenn, Kathryn Copple, Emma Jo McCon- nell, Lillian Hughes, Louise Terrill, Donna Hoover, Janet Inman, Jayne Cunningham, Rita Siout, Lee Fretwell. Tliinl R014 - Joann Maneval. Flora Hastings, Eloise Jones, Joan Edwards, Rita Clark, Jonnie Brown. Marilyn Hudson, Doris Pitcher, Marguerite Gettemy, Anita Barkhurst, Mrs. Keaton. F011 rfb Ro zu Martha Poynor. Madeline McDonald, Margie Rust, Georjean Groom, JoAnna Apple, Margie Perry, Norma Stow. lfifflv R014- Jackie Ellis, Norma Jean Smith, Pat Plake. Marilyn Williams, Frankie Sanserverino, Mar- garet Cox, Delores Raseh. The Girls' Board is the governing body of the Girls' Forum of Will Rogers High School. This fall one member from each home room was elected to serve on the Board. The ofhcers of the Board, who also are the ofliccrs of thc Girls, Forum, were elected last spring. The Board has been very active this year. After planning 'Sadie Hawkins' Dayf' the mem- bers were in charge of selling War Cricsf' They sponsored the Mother-Daughter Ten, which was held in May. The Girls, Forum is composed of all the girls enrolled in Will Rogers. They have meetings twice a month at which their officers preside, The organization is sponsored by Mrs. Pauline C. Keaton. Officers are Joan Marks, presidentg Emma Jo McConnell, vice-presidentg Grace Mc- Cright, secretary-treasurerg and Kathryn Copple, Student Council representative. 91 W ,fe Wl!lr1?l??2RE!31Y?I vw' if ww-r 1 f Q Li 5iF..l'h'C?!E7'Zr ,'il'iHlN5?NfTnmM1gU.f5 .TZi?m. 75 59!2!U?B'i23 eH!lU! We Will Always Be Tru This year the Band has really been places and done things. They have gone to Bartlcsvillc, Joplin, and Muskogee to play for the football games. They were one of the featured bands at the XVill Rogers Birthday Parade at Claremore. They have also participated in a number of other parades, assemblies, pro- grams, and basketball games. Wlieii Mr. Wyatt C. Freeman was forced to take a leave of absence because of illness, Mr. George Kubili and D. High- fill, band captain, directed the band and did a creditable job. ALTO SAXOPHONE Shirley Bierdernan Bill Cox Merwin Tucker Vera Lee Harris CLARINETS Joanne Abbath Haskell Allen Bob Autrey Frances Blue Don Brooks Betsy Ann Charles Don Davis Bob Doebler Darrell Fahler David Foster Mike Frost Wayne Fry Jerry Gingrich Bob Ham Don Inbody Doris Jones Eugenia Joyce BAND MEMBERS Bob Lackey Bob Lawrence Robert London - Ronald Marlar Patricia Patrick Gene Robinson Jane Alice Schapaug Stanley Smith Kenneth Williams Tom Swain Pmacussroiv J. D. Hightill Frances Horn Pat Kirkpatrick Helen Milliser Sally Seib Shirley Thomas Dan Wiggins TENOR SAXOPHONE Reta Stout Clifford Stroriex BARITONE SAXOPHONE Barney Kirkpatrick Jerry Hill ' 92 - 3 w -: i vw ,- ' - i f A 3 i -. ' '1 if n frrfaaiwvraariwzaaaaaw 5 a 1 ' Y afiwif f .Q alan: vhwrif Swahili 5 l 5 ' www-nnmnnr rcawzwuaw smmyp -magma ww fw we V 'f Www' rw-Nw :wel-mv-fav-awww-qw-gf -ae. -fl ggqkm M 'l': :2f.'ir12fQ'.fYf'fLi.f5vE5iillSfIi'. lif' wi i' ...+A : f.,:1,.ag-,1':d'. . i .. ql:l.'w.f ' l ' ' 'f' 1 t V . 1sf-if . 'lille-16' '1Lr ifa.2f:ame'14'l: 1M!1!f'9l5'M 1:-::.lv2-'i-.1--MWe my :mtrf 'l'E1i'S1H3lEvf1,152551-lfffq.V ..f1'f?, iv - W f L 5ig,,g5l15rw.elaaifikmwamlllsmxilems.IiiasaaaLn!afasm:1flz..m,afaz:aaa.af.f':z.ma:.wailsskq'1..5:anx'z-aazlzazlazligand.:aa ,minaSi3?.ia::2!w11:.v, :Msaw1z'iz1 1?.:v.5lisLc,a1...rs1a'zlfzieizffpma .42 1:'54li.a51liif'3- -5 fm. fl1, f -mfiw l ' 9 ' . Fi 14. Y . '. ' . v - - - A- .V A . - 9 the Gold and the Blue ,XL BASS Bill Eaves Bob Gregory Douglas Hill Bill Melone Bob Melone Dale Money CORNETS Gene Barton J. C. Bledsoe Keith Bond Alan Erwin Byron Finley Jack Gibbons Bob Haynes Dean Inbody Tommy Latta Fred Pound Don Richardson J. E. Smith Jean Wilbar Billy Walker BAND MEMBERS FRENCH HORNS Bob Coulter Kenneth Davis Jim Frost Carol Troutman Harold Wheeler BASS CLARINET Bill Butefish ALTo CLARINET Bill Leikam BASSOON H. B. Campbell Fred Hoffman BARITON1-:s Bill Carlile Jerry Kearns Robert Hughes John Mikles Harold Staires Osm: AND FLUTE Don Linde John Gallagher Bill Robison Don Ryan TRoMnoNEs Charles Bradfield Fred Johnson Carl Lewis Joy Patterson Norvin Pierce B, W. Proft Delbert Reiberl Johnny Schiller MA.TORETTES Mary Akin Gayle Bossiard Barbara Breedlove Pansy Lee Harris Jacqueline Fike Janet Croft Betty Sheron Helen Crain On December 1, 1946, Paul Cumiskey came to W'ill Rogers from Claremore, high school to direct our band. This year Sarnmyc Wfhziley gave her band queen's shako to Pat Richmond in n beautiful ceremony at Skelly field. Oiheers of the band are J. D. Highflll, captain: Don Linde, first lieutenantg Jerry Gingrich, second lieutenant of clarinetsg Bill Butefish, second lieutenant of hig reeds: Douglas Hill, sec- ond lieutenant of percussion and basses: Kenneth Davis, second lieutenant of eornetsg and Del- bert Reihert, second lieutenant of trombones. 9 3 T.: -.al.af' fQ. '.QT.. ,.'. . 1 1 f ' I ' ,.I lj 1. 5-l i. 1' ' ..-vi..-f . -1 ... , f . .i H -f-a . , .i b ..... anmfw L .,W..,t.f,vw-W.,---Af,,...iw ww .-.1 .wi-: 'ffwxm ww., i-vase:-wx' f' 21 it :'w+4':f.v-m'A f 'lf-aI.'.re vi' timMWiw'V'iiil'-FYf'W1w '3a.'a,:'amIrtfv'irwe:f:fi'ifih'ff f'Wg-l,f'i'fiEE'f:,-.11 P'l'n-iliwmf' H5 ' will +1 XFN:affirm--'E4'?l..f7'2'f5l f73'h'f5:fi2ui'f1i5 il sf K' ' 29 , fi i4f1'5L'1r1k? l5?lyffwirifzii f'f'll'fv: . -I. tfng' V'.31-.'1.3..fe'f:Agia-J'g1,'g' -mf A H my-.. mf.iA':.i1'4: :-w1fi11?fIl'b 1-'sd1:llvf'el93iiQMl'llt-il'lfwf5gtfUlii'1 f Wall'l?.i1r--l 'r l'v1-wez34'sf'rii,l11qif1 'ifiwwilwi-'1xt K 9591:-Jil' i 1 Fl' lt fl., 1. 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X, ,,gh5g,,gfv:..ff,i3-5 ,,3,.,A3u,'e91ggAgN5tf:.f 'g.x3ffSvwg4 a ' ,.qfsfi ' Q '- 1:v,a1 - -wf f lf vm f ' f ,qt V + A fi .: 5 'g'1, :J un g s wf,-gli :N M A ,,- wrzywfgp,,g,g,5,w M fm7i5yg.::,: Y a:'fr4.,,. 1Ba , 1,asff '-F a: 7' f':T k ' am j f l fx 44121 1 . L mf -fu-3 ew .fzr-,w,,w,,i..,.Q.Q,,. , . . ,4.W.a.y: gy,-fwm. azyrmhf-kgs..Q,,:,...v?.k,.1's.-,muff-w+w3Y .!. -' ,-v :- S .' -'Y--Y:-5 v .-fn'- ' 1 --'w.f'1-:VJ 'r w-Jffnfv-f-'fa-1-fd wi wvf'w'4fv:E5f4'5-fx: a-My KRW 'munmxmznliwiif.,-.siG1f?U1,-.:.c- -wiv,-ft'-'?:42m4-sswswadw I-w:.:c'P:r:ae:fq:-w e.-m1--A A'w..:u::L2'-f,-q.:,y ,- ,g 4-5, :,:::,-1,3 . 1 3-1 f- 'E-4 ' -,1f1fw'..f,zH-.-ww-.:..qJqaim?Ga:..4v4g.gy,nmgggggixwee.-gw5m5.q,g-bm,,.,,.-war4- ff ff! Our Orchestra Is on the Ball As it ls Heard in Assembl Hall The Will Rogers Orchestra has flourished this year Linder the direction of l'.1ul Cumiskey who came to Rogers after Wyiitt C. Freeman was forced to take ii leave of nbsenee due to an illness. Louis Lundquist assisted during the period before Mr. Cumiskey accepted the position, and did 11 very nne fob. The orchestra has played for the class plays, assemblies, memorial services, special programs, .ind most important, the Rounclvlolp. Many hours are -:pent in rehearsing for the many engugee ments at school and away from school, Fmsr VIOLINS Harold Scott Joann Moore Betty Jo Hall Ruth Steward Jane Gray Eliabzeth Foley Frank Zobeinski SECOND VIOLINS Mary Jo Bradford Ramona Cates Marjorie Goodnight Lovella Yetter Pansy Lee Harris Barbara Cox John Spangenbure Betty Ruth Florence VIOLA Peggy Morgan CELLO Jeanne Dolphin Joan Roach BAssEs Marilyn Powell Douglas Hill Geraldine Harris PIANO Kathryn Copple BASSOON Woodward Smith CLARINETS lVayne Fry Don Linde Sonny Hyatt Don Brooks Gayle Bossard Commrs Bob Haynes Jack Gibbons TROIVIBONES Bob Canfield Franklin Pluke B W. Proft PERCUSSION Charles Livingston Don Powers SAX Clifford Slrozler IUBHBMML. . , D0-Re-M i-F a- o-La- i-Do, Uur A Cappella Choir Can Really G0 The A Cappella Choir started out its seventh year under the direction of George Oscar Bowen who took over the Choir during the absence of XVyatt C. Freeman. Because of illness, Mr. Fee- man took a leave of absence and the Choir was then taken over by Paul Cumiskey. The Choir took part in several assemblies this year and sang in the Messiah. They also appeared in the annual Spring Festival at the Coliseum. Officers are Eric Olsen, president, Wally Ford, lirst vice-president, Flora Hastings, second vice- pres'dent, and social chairmang Margie Perry, secretary-treasurer, Bud Lewis, Student Council representativeg Jack Steele, librarian, Bill Lewis, lfront Row, lvff fo right- Bernice Bates, Peggy Felts, Betty Steele, Estelle Hopkins, Shirley Deatherage, Pat Mc- Cright, Lorraine Hitt. Lathel Duffield, Alvin Snyder, Vernon Moody, John Berg, Duwayne Paris, Pat Monhart, Margaret Murphy, Betty Ragsdale, Ruth Bridwell, Ellabeth Ann Gold- smith, Betty Embree. Addie Hall. Secolzrl Rona Louella Yetter. Martha Morris, Norma Boyce, Dolores Johns, Wanda Henderson, Nannette O'Bannion ,Lucille DeShayes, Irvin Chan- cellor, Ed Masek, Billy Lewis, Eric Olson, Bud Lewis, Dorothy Haddad, Margaret Gustafson, Wanda McQuiddy, Betty Arm- strong, Mary Ellen Gorman, Joan Carpenter, Maxine Gingles, Nonerl Huddlesiton, Lou Anne Lennon. Tliirll R 0 lc'- Ann Latting, Barbara M itch ell, Louise Granger, Flora Hastings, Gwen Harrison, Doris Johnson, Barbara Caywood, Rhea Kemper, Oscar Moore, Bob Richardson, David Leonard, Don Lawson, Don Sebastian, Tommy Williams, Patsy McKay, Kathleen Willing, Jayne Cunningham, Ann Northum, Margie Perry, Carole Porter, Mr. Cuniiskey, director, assistant librariang and Elizabeth Ann Gold- smith, accompanist. -flf l- .Vt , L irc indtcd grate u or tit must o Ilumpm Rough various types which we are able to hear from Wanda Kinneu Del hi Radqchweil Mariorie V p 2 - . , Koonce, Ann Oglesby, Rita Williams, Mary Catherine Newbury, Jack Steel, Ned Elzo, Jerry Hall, Bob Bryan, Joe Hannah, Bob Alderman, Wally Ford, Russell Herndon, Cora Harper. Phyllis Krusinga. Becky Gill, June Brewer, Edith Whitney. the A Cappella Choir. Their music even to the last Amen chorus will remain in the hearts of those who hear them. 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I we, . .,- t 'att .as-..i,,,valV.Vii-Q ' ,gg2352331,Q,gggmga,1:,fltlgv,t5l15,g,a ,jiiifmti ,ghailggagfIt259,l3gagqK.g5I.g,QElia:,3,mag5g,:,,t.gtt,ig,i25.,ai55t,gQ'g,igl,,,53i',,l,5l,5lftl:g.fi...1-saifzy,-.tV ,j!,.5j,.5-V-V53-.!.,,,.i'.-2 1'V,i,2gl'Aeiz.5ggl,f,.1: ,VV:,V,.lI41lf3-3flyp'v:gNg::v1-Vl'- j:ely.v.,f415j-V,i-3.-fpljgt-il5,1-,g,','1g:111vyQ-,ggif,g:g,.ft,gi,ff5gL-3+,3jqg9,t,' i,3tfsgyV2zlj:q?,,v:5f3 ,,,i.,.A. i,,,V.,f-,3353,-,,.,lV,:-,,.T,,.,,.,3.V...5,:,,31,.g3,5-.,iVs,gK,,,.,-My, ,jiri ,nl ,, Q, . 1, . V .i I V , . , x, - l A , VV V , ,, , V -VV . -. .V X 1 R S - ig,- Rogers Warblers Can Really Sing, Then Take Part in Most Anything l RON'l' Roxv-lrjff lo rigor-- Sreo Tiana Noi Mary Lou Kitchell, Donna Terrell, Joyce Russell, Vanetta Lucas, Marilyn Jewell, Hil- dred Erwin, Shirley Ann White, Patsy Hearrl. Beverly Ellis, Ruth Morris, Phyllis Neil. Joanne Dyer. xo Roxxf Jeanita Gregory, Ann Frazier, Pal Gallagher. Barbara Dahlman, Molly Pruitt, Doris Stand- lee, Yvonne Corb'n. Ellen Barton, .Ioan Garner. Jane Boswell, Jean Sorensen, Jenny Murphy, Jamie Johnson, Miss Ruth Blaylock director. n Row- Mary Robb, Pauline Jackson. Jerry Leavell. Beverly Okenson. Laura Harrison. Shirlee Aitken, Deloris Lizar, Mary Helen Haynes. Johnna Wise, Ann Fuller, Theresa Marshall, Rose Herbert, Betty Rogers, Pat Plake. lJlC'l'U 111.0- Lela Kerr, Wanda Crook, Lerlene I-louse. Pat Spillman, Mary Lou MeCarter, Norma Crow. 97 The Will Rogers Girls' Glee Club plays an important part in the musical activities of the school. This organization was started for the purpose of scientific voice training as well as personal enjoyment and public appearance. The Glee Club took an active part in the Christmas Vespers program and in the presenta- tion of Handel's Messiah by the city high schools at the holiday season. They gave a splendid per- formance in the annual Rogers RoundAUp and also appeared in the annual Spring Festival. Cflicers of the club for l9-66-47 are Pat Plakc, presidentg Marilyn Jewell, secretary-treasurerg jamie Johnston and Doris Standlee, librarians: and Phyllis Neil, Student Council representative, The Glee Club is directed by Miss Ruth Blay- lock, a new teacher at Rogers this year. ' MJ-wvf52,f..,f, ,..:: .4 1, 1- ,,s.mu.f. 1, 'vaL1,ww'am-,:w'a,'f':'hwig.-I 1 ' A: fi'vf'vfi:vms,,sz 'r.wry-fuvfal-Mvm-,if'.i:m',, pl-w7gx,',AQ?-5',v',':.'1:ar-'As-,murl-,,-5,L, .wg,,:9iff:--my:p,l9-ws'f,w r1fsf tl2.wms:f2N'lf'vf:,z wf.m+2,'w' - Ami? im? +w:e:F.?iY?C,-552351:-2. x WWE- V 6 . Our Team Is Red Hot!! Dudes Yell With All The 've Got Dudes Dudes, our girls' pep club, had three hundred members this year. To qualify for membership a girl must have an activity budget ticket, attend the meetings on Wednesday mornings, and par- ticipate in activities of the club. This year the Dudes went en masse to Mus- kogee for the football game and, with the help of the cheer leaders Jack Gannon, Bob Baker, Louise Williams, Jod'e Gibson, and Bar- bara Bounds, they really made themselves known. L Officers were Margie Rust, presidentg Dolores Jones, vice-presidentg Sara Stallings, secretary, Carol Montgomery, Student Council representa- tive. Mrs. Frances Frankenberry is sponsor. THIRD PICTURE: FRONT Row- Margie Rust, Ann Duff, Barbara Brent, Betty Florence, Sarah Stallings. Maxine Settle. Lena Mae Chufar, Jean Day, Pat Lee. SECOND Row-- Carmelita Schell, Lela Kerr, Jerry Hoifman, Anita Patrick, Jean Powers, Vanetta Lucas, Jane McCoy, Jean McCoy, Delores Stockton. TPIIRD Row-- Barbara Bounds, Nita Joe Harrell. Helen Vaughan, Willie Maud Pope, Joan Maneval, Leda Kirk, Joyce Cramer. Joy Perreault, Ruth Ann Sellers, Marie Shebeck. Pictured on flae left found page- 'l'Ol PICTURE! FRONT Row, left io right- Gertrude Krogstad, Ann Pitts, Louise Wil- liams, Jodie Gibson, Barbara Bounds, Margie Rust, Ann Shutters, Jo Ann Parks. SECOND Row- Joy Robinson, Iris Duncan, Charlene Longa- bach, Joan Schwenker, Maribell Fender. Janet Williams, Wanda Roberts, Joan John- son, Patty Weintz THIRD Row- Ann Luster, Mildred Ezzell, Patty Baker, Marion Ridley, Mary Kingslover, Joan Ayres, Billie McClain, Oleta Edwards, Beverly Okenson. SECOND PICTURE-Front row- Peggy Felts, Frieda Winningham, Rita Pleid- erer, Charlotte Gibson, Vera Thomas, Wanda England. Ann Fleming.. Betty. Jo Brady, Delores Anderson, Virginia Hopkins. SECOND Row- Billie Scott, Carthell Jacobs, Betty Ford, Peggy Calvert, Nellie Oliver, Janice Bertea, Barbara Branick, Jeannine Cearle, Norma Rhodes, Lavona Finley. TI-:IRD Row- Betsy Charles, Beverly Fulton, Janet Wright, Jayne Cunningham, Delores Jones, Jean Perry, Norma T omps-on, Norma Smith, Gloria Mead, Pat Gallagher, Ann Oglesby. Ranglers Ranglers, Boys' Pep Club at Will Rogers, got off to a good start this year with a membership of one hundred. They held their initiation services November 7, and it was a huge success. Again this year the Ranglers brought that red jacket, which formerly belonged to the Central Scalpers, home with them. Of course, this was made possible by those rip-roaring Vfill Rogers Ropers when they defeated the entral Braves with a score of 14-7. Officers were Phillip Sears, presidentg Sammy Gearin, vice-presidentg Eugene Hackworth, sec- retaryg Bruce Williams, treasurerg and Mr, H. E. McPhail, sponsor. llmlddlfitifiiii Let's Give 15 Rahs for Our Rogers Ropersffl s 'l'Ol' PICTLYRI-ig FRONT Row-- Mr. 1-l E. McPhail, sponsor: Phillip Sears. Bill Ragan, Bill Shobe, Jimmy Tiner, Wayne Orrick, Duwayne Paris, Marion Cracraft, Jimmy Reichard. Si-COND Row- Henry Rendon, Bud Setliif, Floyd Richardson. Kenneth Smith. Roy Weaver. Don Zink, Alvin Plummer, Charles Ross, Jerry Stewart. 'IWHIRD Rowe Charles Williams, Bill McClure, M. H. VVhite. Victor Whiteside, Homer Ward. Ray Pyle. Bob Slauffer, Jimmy Rucker. Jack Storup. Leon Russell, Guy Richey, IfouR'l'H Rowe Wayne Taylor, Ronald Davis, Bruce Williams, Quenton Sigler, and Joe Roberts. ryan' '4g53gV,:g,,s,.fjJ,',. LV. lj-is-,'-1,1 . Z ,Q s . l V ' legion... .im,it:.fas.i',,, M535 mZ3sm wMAswMee MWsr IUWIQR PICTURE: l rox: Row? , ltjlf fo r'1gf1l- V George Allen, Kenneth Bays, John Clay- baugh. Charles Daw, Bob Brown. David Gow. Sammy Gearin, Bill Eves, Bill Francisco. Si toxin Row-- Bill Coots, Pat Dobey. Jack Lewis, Orville Hale, Don Sanders, Bill Hays, Bill Howe, Douglas Hawkins. Bill Luckfield. THIRD Row - Jim Lloyd, Eugene Hackworlh, John Clitll Don Card. Don Engles. Jack Campbell, Scott Mallard, John Matthews. iUUli'I'H Row Charles Mays, Richard Burgess, Burl Babiztk. Clyde Bell, Melvin Tucker, Don Kutch. n1sf i'J-Ng-,,-1-1,5 , .. 4.. ,V f .fm-,H-.. ,, ---,1-,.f.,,,-.,mV,ff,aw new -155495. 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' Va4,,m:,'fJw'f'1f f' dt ' 1 L ' 1 ' 'Y' bfi' s. 1 iff iii 5 'Q , 1 r 7 t , '- t I WU K lr 1 -4 N, tsfvf Tama: .47 f-.5 I Go to Rogers for an Education W.R.H.S., Same Time, Same Station wmv' '- was - f The W'ill Rogers Amateur Radio Club was organized in October under the sponsorship of Mr. Fred N. Bennett. The activities of the year have included the discussion of radio lfiioxi' Row, lvf! lo r2gf'f-- I Q . I . d prob ems, operating tee iniques, and co e prac- Jim Wooten, Don Reeves' Mr, Bennett. DDR tice. Officers of the club are, president, Don Greer' GUY Rlckeys Brewerg vice-pres'dent, Paul Reddingg secretary. Shawn ROXXF- Tommy Coulter: and treasurer, Guy Rickey. Curtis Manr1,bDon Brewer. Paul Redding. Richard Brum at gh, Tommy Coulter, Dale , , Jones. I The club boasts of three licensed radio ama- teurs on its rollg Don Brewer, VVSLFB, Fred THIN' ROW- Ilisen, WSLNQI, and Richard Brumbaugh, Frank Munsey, John Schiller, Everett Moore. XVSMFB. These three amateurs talk regularly to other amateur operators all over this country and Canada. It is the object of all of the mem- bers of the club to get radio amateur licenses. 101 ' aw- a 1 Hawthorne, Longfellow, U9Henr , and Poes Keep Ou r Librarians on Their Toes lfiioxi' Row, lvfl lo riglil Ben Holliday, Gertrude Emory, Betty Ging- rich, Joan Smith, Ann Boyd, Mary Alice Fitzgerald, Minerva Stivers, Shirley Doerr. Rornayne Lukken, Mrs Ethel Moore, librarian. Steoxn Row- Ruth Bridwell. Delores Baucom, Ann Duff. Phyllis Gott, Betty Beavers. Glenna McGhee. Love init PICTUR lf: Lyle Rinker, Dale Sumner, Donna Woody. Jean Day, Johnny Whitaker. Bobby Rool, Helen Vaughn. Vera Hogg. Alice Alying. Patricia Patrick Thirty student librarians help each period, before, and after school to keep the Will Rogers High School library in order and hooks in circu- lation for the faculty and students. Under the supervision of the librarian, Mrs. lfthel Moore, they are responsible for the cheek- ing in and out of books, the shelving and rare of . them. They catalogue, ..i. . i.,. , , .. ..l.4.Q.... 'wt 3 11 type and arrange the files, and assist other students in finding reference ma- terials. Donna Sumner, secre- tary to the Librarian, will he in Charge of the inven- tory. Shirley Doerr, and Minerva Stivers Work two periods each, while Mary Fitzgerald cheeks books in before school. 42 N wi 1 ' - f ' V f '-- -'3-15:5 -ai' 'QW 'L X-'Gr fYf'X'4'D'bYY N' l'- wma L-I 'D,'-.VIA Wljg..-W '-fi-WJ: 'El-nr ian-.f': 1lL-lf 95115 :if A ': ,4Qil1Lf.,RE-iytnlzvv,,cZ2QG','13'f-W.1'w'if'T4'1fi1 !f4'2 :1'E.s. t , 'FW ut Jw ,ftg J- l '. .. j ' 2 1 ' L ,' -. '. f r l --:iw-H 3?.E2lgb,:.itaag..a,.,',Q,1ge::.. .i Wi-.gagfe11.LL:LN:1:.?b:,g5vsQf-nu: 4, effigy? a3L.,.4rg,mrwew:2:.ffg::?,:gamum,iiggiir't,g:,.sf:,3..'gggi!we-..gg,gfti.a,,. A:-.fa-. .- v 512, , f- .A 47 ' 5'f:,Q1i1e1244-fg . i1 i fi'F ' l'f f'7 '7 T A' if ' i 7 ' ' ff f 1 '1l-' ' . H sq I :fair 'xwgga.ailiirug.-,-'-ay?-1-t -tv-:1,f1,Lfi':'-j rjf-'.vzvag--i'5'3?f-,',f-,,i,gq ' ff-jf,1,'w,w.-g','g, ' 11.1 if1,i, ':g -P - 15:4 ' ', '- .-,wifi -:,f '- wil f I-'f'Jf-'nf-2T: fC-i.::53',-.1-38' Q- t l pi x, .., . ., . f- .- -1 . J, , V 3' 4 l J In Having Fun Weare Pretty Good, F riendl f Deeds We Do as We Should 4-0 ef 5 1 lim's'1'oN1 Rs, uflrxf mu' Melva Chandler, Priscilla Phillips, Barbara True. Louella Yetter, Jeanne Knight, Betty Jn Emery. SI-comm Rowf Ruth Ann Sellars, Bonnie Summers. Betty Sue Stewart, Norman Rhozxds. Anna Carner. Charlene Allen. 'IWIIIRIJ Roxx k Jean Collins, Noncrl Huddleston. Irma June Harrison. Billie May Scott. HI-Y, fron! mu , Inf! fo l'itQ!lf Max Ramsey, Harold Engle. Don Henson, Jinnny Bradley. Bill Thompson. Sl foxn Roxx - Jimmy Gzlnnaway. Jack Atkinson. Gene Hure ford. Hi-Y otliccrs wcrc: Max Rnmccy, prcsidcmq DeVcrnc Doss, vice-president: Gene Hurford, secretary: Harold Engle, trcusurcr: ,lack Atkin- son, programg and Jim Gannuwny and fm Brad- ley helped considerably at tlic Civitnn Cuntccn. Knppns Kcystoner uliiccrs were: Annu Carncr. prcsidcntg Norman Rlioads, vice-president, Betty lfmery, secretary: Barbara Kaywood, treasurcrg Mclvu Chandler, social clinirnmn, reporter, and membership chairman for the Civitan Canteen: .ind Betty Lou Stewart, program clinirlnnn. S3583 - l 0 J 'Wgwr ..i.,m 1 ,-wtf wef'-firfiigfiifflfffe!33a,:-:ffQw'A'Q1:- 1if'l:fr,alf.s1--'ewQ:liken r':1'kf2v,v:-M .. , fr . :-ff ' '. - .f-af:?f...w .14if52F51 . . , ff:,wf'-l:1'14a-21:511 :.:wL.-by --as: 12'-wffggg,4fw.l:,.J,,,5 Tp: ff:-f5w,.,--Jw -- 2,51 ,.,l,ff-,l-f3e--- ., f-9 in-,A :Sli w:,,f,,g,,,j1 ' 1 lr4525Egiillilikmgr'' i5f1igfQggphi'arfvlF,v',gav,gfpf4,,Sgh-ililggfaxifffil '7 PM ' f 4 LQ.arf..::,evsiE1mi,,gu9fgw2Qa.1:5hzplw.-Qmlwmw' --ff' if Q Y 'g Worth Causes Have Been Aided By Our Rogers Junior Red Cross FRONT Roxy, leff to riglzl- Mrs. Riley, Joan Smith, Gena Ledbetter. Melva Chancellor, Wilma Goodnight, Emma Jean Fields, Marilyn Price, Betty Winder, Nanette O'Banion, Jean Finley, Jeanne Devero. SECOND Row- Miss Fortenberry. Barbara Snelson, Janet Albers, June Brewer, Virginia Kovacs. Mary Lou McGuire, Mary Lou Arnold, Jean Helsey. Rosemary Crooks, Lou Ann Clark, Ann Pitts. THIRD Row- Barbara Blakely, Bobby Deatherage. Fred Carlisle, Don Mahoney. Don Owens. Vernon Pittman, Bob Miller, Wallace Wilkerson, Don Ryan, Bob Autry, Gilbert Schectman, The junior Red Cross Council members at Will Rogers have been busy all year promoting projects to further the feeling of good will among people. The Red Cross Council got a good start by filling ll0 boxes for the children of liuropean countries, Letters of thanks were received from liinland, lranee, and Holland. Later the entire school responded to a membership drive, in which Will Rogers was IOU per cent and gt larger sum was collected than ever before. 10 Because rats eause destruction and are .1 danger to health, a city-wide rodent survey was mari: in order to determine how prevalent rats are in this community. The response from students was excellent. Some of the members of the Council helped entertain veterans in the hospital at Nluslaogee at 21 HalloWe'en party. ln March gifts and enter- tainment were furnished for the people at the County Home who had birthdays during that month. During january the Will Rogers Red Cross -'ent three people to work at the health center every Saturday. Oflicers of the junior Red Cross Council are Gilbert Scheetman, president: Jeanne Devero, vice-presidentg Nannette O'Bannion, secretary: Timmic Collins. treasurer: and Don Owens, Student Council representative. Co-sponsors are Miss Lucille Fortenberry and Nlrs. Cflara Riley. s Rogers' Talented William Tells lwot Their Their Guns to Rin f the Bells i i i l A SQUAD lfor the past two years the NY'ill Rogers Rifle Clulw l5koN'i'Roxy,l1'fff0rigl1l- has placed first and third in the Natiimal .Xnnual DOH Van Hearst Trophy competition, in the 1-.iglmtli army air 5lfCOND ROW- corps area, covering five states. Don Downen, Howard Whillatch. John Stewart. Matches are Bred monthly in national eumpetition. Mr. S. L. Gunderson. sponsor. Tl I V - me Rogers team inanages to ranly in the top ten teams B SQUAD in the nation in these events. Shouldei'-tu-slmulder limsr Row- team matches are held with Central High Sclmnl. Olila- W Jack Winn, Frank Boucher- Jim Henshaw' hnma Military Academy, and Oklahoma A. and Xl. 1 Don Walker, Robert Murty. X 'Si eoxn Row- Bryan Hutchens. Jerry Hall, Kenneth Camp- Cellege, The crowning event nf the year is the I'L'g-Ulhll b ll. J l k. r - THIRD iloxxtic ar tuurnament in the spring. l.as1 year XY ill Rogers team Robert Reedy- Warlen Tipton' M15 5. L4 captured nrst place. Beth A and B squads shoot twice ffundefgon- SPONSOR weekly in intra-eluh practice. 105 iw , , f'Q.Q?9E ' 14:12. my y y y l .- ' ,. '- Q1 -' V1 fi i e ,STS Xrfi' GN 5. Swing Band Holds Jam Session FRONT ROW, left to right-, BACK Row, left io right- Wayne Fry, Darrell Fnhler, jerry Hill, Don Drummer Don Powers, Bill Walker, director Davis, Clifford Strozier, Douglas Hill, and Bunny Haines, jean Wilbar, Fred Pound Wallace Ford, pianist. Fred johnson, and Franklin Plakc. 106 g ,E Sis l. Let Me Out! ! 2. Sleepwalker 4' BMC' 5. Right Size??? 3. Givc Me Five Minutes More 5 Whop? 7. Rough lsn't He? 8. Heads or Tails 9. Rogers Best 107 '95 0 'SN 4 -n-an-4' fy x M ,V f. - ks 1. Setzie and Boys 2. Dulcy on thc Rampage H 3. Lena the Hyena 4, Models 5. Touchdown Boys 6. Morc Models 7. Band Beauties 8. Oh You Kid!! 108 1. Iunior Pictures 4. Um-pah Ump-pah 2. May I Have This Dance? 5. Pride and Preiudice 3. Front Lobby Society 6. Dulcy and Cast i 109 l. Oh! You Swabbics 6. Forged a Pass 2, No conceit in his family 7. Long Iohn 3. Wow 8. Ditto 4. High Stoppers 9. We Challenge You 5. Ready for a Date? IO. Now, Miss Trusfy ll. What, No Legs ll H0 I. Which ls Which? 4. Mad at Someone?? 7. Of Men and Mice 2. Giad Rags 5. Waiting?? 8. Senior Play Cast 3. Tchi Tch! and in Class. Too! 6. I Crown Thee 9. On the March 'W .gl if N 111 ' i-Q' N- S JV! yr 0 1. Seniors at Flay 5. Where's Bev.? Z. Here I Am 6. Taxi Churchwcll 3, Misers 7. Rogers Pin-Ups 4. Another Melone 8. SchooI's Out 9. Monkeys 112 I, A Hard Day 4. Fuzzy Wuzzy 2. You Need A Shave 3. Look At the Birdie 9, Ipana Smile 5. Have One 6. Light Up 7. Bobby's Last Spree 8. '4OIe W. L. IO. Bored Stiff 11. School's Out 12. So What 13. The Chant 113 I. What's Her Phone Number? 2. Taking It Easy! 3. Letter-Woman? 6. Guess She Rates 4. See Something 5. Look At The Birdie 7. Sophomores! Y! 8. Going Up 1 14 ef is xwzxsgmmmw F 'fslwi-....f 1 ' Ke. YP... x. 1 x,,,f l. An After Lunch Chat l 4. Harry lames?? l 6, Want To Be A Model? 5. Setzie and The Gang How Many Posts Did You Sell? Snake Dance l'Old Man River lam Session l!'fEU 115 'nl A rg ., 1, K A 43, Q-1, l. Down in the Cellar 2. Rocket Bob 3. Angel Puss 4. Will It Fit? 5. Heave, Ho! 7. Santa Claus Arrived in 405 6. Oh loyl 3330 8. Off We Co- 9. Our Roper Weak-Knees 116 umnxwwumumrmnwwmuwnamuawnawmummmwmmnmmuuvmmzasz ' Q L m 5unmewnumm:xefm1mam:mz:mrczwmg'mm X I. Warming up 6. Say 2. Stars 7. Artist 3. Adagios 8. Maestro 4. Weil? 9. More high steppers 5. High steppers IO. Da .xi 117 118 f ww 0 ww ima as EW 'mi Aw 'fx gc f gswi '9 V1 Q. um 1 Q W D. N fe as wim -sw nigga wg, Q wg v wk 'vivid 'Yds in 2 4 119 GER . . Yi 1. Q ..,, P ,X AN W- BARHAM BLOOMFIELD HOW LONG 55,5 E Ullflvs Mc S V 1-ff. Q 5 A na QXWMN 10 .Muffin USHER RHOLD RAKQSIRAW xwi Riff' ,H I A If as Aw III ii f , I I I A 'f H P: :,E: I fl If aim :jv- I-IER MAJESTY MISS WILL ROGERS VIII SAMMYE WIIALEY Swziar Affvmffzzzlx Iufzior' Atlvmfuzzfx soplmfw,-U Affwnfulzlx CLARIS NQRTH ,loom Gllssolv BARBARA GCDIKDON KATHRYN CQPPIJ-1 IQRANKIE SANs1-vliluxo DONNA -IANF BRYAN 122 gf l We're Twelve Brothers The Will Rogers Ropers opened the 1946 season by breaking even in the annual all-city gameg losing to Central 0-6, and trouncing Webster 13-0. This Affair presented a not too accurate pre- view of things to come. Will Rogers dealt Okmulgee a devastating 34-0 defeat in their first conference game at Okmulgee. The next game was with Central. This game undoubtedly will be remembered as one of the hard- est-fought and most eventful ever played in Tulsa. The fast-moving Roper offense ripped the Braves lines to hold a 14-0 advantage at the half. The game ended 14-7 and the record book recorded the second Rogers victory over Central in as many years. The Ropers next game brought a convincing 20-0 defeat over the Sand Spring Sandites. Will Rogers continued their winning ways at the expense of the Ponca City Wfildcats. The Ropers played heads-up ball all evening and virtually had things their own way. A SQUAD l'lRON'I' ROW, frffi lu riglzf-'liominy Tucker, Manager, George Horn, Bill Riggs, Davirl Rakestraw, -lack Bolinger, Bill Wlooten, Jim llnruli, Bert Nlullens, ,lim McKenzie, Bill Lane, and Roland Lynch. SECOND ROW - Duane Hocker, Wlanagerg Max Ramsey, Bill Brown, George Mallard, Franklin Plake, E. W. McAfee, Jimmie Dick, Larry Sniittle, ,lack Long, ,loc Norton, Jerry Usher, Vernon Pittman, jim Brown, and Don Anderson, manager. THIRD Row-Voacli Harry Knapp, Clyde Goins, james Goins, Jack Dunbar, Frank Chufar, Phillip Seagrove, Bobby Conan, Don Henson, Bob Rune, Sam Rhoades, johnny Churchwell, .lim Duncan, Leon Sandel, Coach Lielm Riclimoml, 123 ,FW We Fought Like Twelve Brothers BH SQUAD l'iRUNT Row, lef! to right-Herbert Streator, Sonny Hiatt, Ben Brooks, Jerry llall, jim Young, Don Downen john Hogard, Ralph Carlson, John Whitaker, Gerald Cottrell, Maurice Ellison, jim Moxley, Wflber johnson, Karl Zogg, jack Powell, jim Wooten, Clinton YVatson. SECOND Row - Bob Doebler, Granvel Mays, Jim Ramsey, Bob Turney, George Kite, Bob Jones, Bill Loney, Jim lvery, Frank Boucher, Don Daugherty, Bob Stewart, Skip lVarren, ,lim Yeager, Don Stow, Robert Miller, Buel Boyd. THIRD ROW-Gale Farmer, Harold Engel, Harvey Sollars, Billy Anderson, Glenn Reynolds, Buddy Cagle, Charles Davis, Arthur Rainwater, Jack Atkfnson, Luther Boring, Bruce Teal, Bill Merrell, Bill Lewis, Harry Holt, jerry Smith, john Elkins, Manager, Coach Rutherford. Next the Ropers traveled to Muskogee. Muskogee played determined football all the way as the Ropers punched over the gamels winning touchdown in the last quarter to triumph 13-6. Rogers first loss of the season was suffered at the hands of an inspired Sapulpa team. The Chieftains did everything right this night to bump the injury-laden Roper team, 20-0. This game brought to a close a string of 22 consecutive regular season games. The Ropers journeyed to Joplin, Mo., the following week to bounce back from defeat impres- sively 33-6. i XVill Rogers subdued a stubborn Bartlesville team 13-6 in the next encounter. The final game of the season was an intra-city affair with Webster. The Ropers seuttled XVebster by a score of 14-0. The end of the regular season found Central, Rogers, and Sapulpa tied for first place in district and conference championship. The team to represent was chosen by drawing. Central won and went on to take the state crown. Rogers, however, took the city title and looked back with a feeling of pride to the night they defeated the state champions at Central. 124 ,f rf ff! We Won Like Twelve Brothers The six Ropers who were voted all-confer- ene included Bill Riggs, M. B. Barham, Bill Wooten, Henry Frnka, Jr., and Jimmy Dick. Coveted positions on the all-state team Went to Henry Frnka, Jr., Jimmy Dick, Jack Bolinger, and Bill Riggs. MANAGERS Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers FOOTBALL SCORES 34 Okmulgee 14 Central 20 Sand Springs 29 Ponca City 13 Muskogee O Saupulpa 33 Joplin 15 Bartlesville 14 XVebster Q-f-ivvvu FRONT ROW-Stewart Elstner, Don Anderson, Tommy Tucker, Jim Pumpelly, SECOND ROW-John lflkin, Duane llocker, Roger Pletcher, Johnny Roche. 125 Basketball Letternwn BOB ANDERSON BILL WHITE Coach Hiram Alexander and his five got off to a slow start, losing to Oklahoma City Classen 36-34 in their opening contest of the season. Rogers line-up showed many new faces, some of them future stars of the year. In the second game of the season the quintet avenged their first defeat, conquering the Ada team by a score of 49-43. Then they traveled to Arkansas for two games. The first, a game with Fort Smith, the Roper five won to the tune of S4-343 the second was at Van Buren with the Bruins victorious by a count of 43-34. At their next home game, the squad made up for earlier defeats tromping the Coffeyville live by a decision of 41-29. Avenging their early defeat by the Van Buren team, our cagers squeezed out a vietorv on their home court by a slim point of 31-30. The first conference game of the season was a victory achieved over the Okmulgee Bulldogs on our court with the Ropers emerging vic- torious with a wide margin of 42-14. Next was the all-important contest with the Central Braves. It took an overtime period to do it, but the Ropers thoroughly shellacked the downtown Eve, 46-40 on the Braves' floor. 3425. GLENN NIXON IOE MYERS L FETTE JL mr ik 'ff if ' 1? Q Basketball . 7m ' Letterman HERSCHELL EDWARDS EMMETT MCAFEE Our other inter-city rival, Webster, was our next foe, and again the Ropers left the court with a victory, 33-23. Outcome of the game was not certain until the final stanza, but then our boys started scoring from all angles to erase any possible thought of a Wfarrior victory from the minds of the spectators. Winniiig conference games became a habit by this time, so when the Ropers journeyed to Sapulpa it was no exception. Rogers came out on the long end of a 33-23 count. One of the toughest games of the season was put up by the Muskogee Roughers, but they could not match scoring power with the Ropers and the result was 32-29 in the Ropers' favor. Playing an inspired Bulldog quintet, the Ropers found the going a little rough but still managed to bring home the bacon with a 35-28 victory. This was the game in which lWcAfee sprained his ankle during the second half. It had to happen some time and it did when the Rogers quintet traveled to Bartlesville. There they lost their first conference game 30-28, with the absence of McAfee, one of our star guards. Funny, it was our thirteenth game of the season. Beating Central was just the thing to do this year, so the Ropers again trampled the Braves in an overtime contest 34-32. The victory clinched at least a tie in the city crown. ROGER WICK DICK SUTTER LAVINE PITTS If Rogers Team Put Them In The Basket It was nothing short of murder when Rogers met Bartlesville on their home court. With vengeance in their eyes, the Ropers ran over an outclassed Wiltlczit team 57-23. Coach Alex- ander played everybody who was suited up in this contest, but still Bartlesville was unable to score. Pawhuska provided the Ropers with their next win of the season. a 47-38 affair, in which the team waited until the final period to really let go with their scoring punch. Rogers next played host to Sapulpa and thumped their guests 49-32. This victory gave the Ropers at least a cinch tie in the Okla- homa Six standings. Our cagers, battle for the championship of the conference was slowed down when they met the Muskogee five again on their home court. lt was a close-fought contest all the way, with the Roughers on the long end of the score, 43-37. The Ropers were stopped again, when they met the Webster hve. This game was the hnal conference game of the regular season and the Wfarriors succeeded in achieving a 36-24 de- cision. This defeat placed Rogers and Mus- kogee in a tie for first place in conference standings. lior their final game of the season. Rogers traveled to Oklahoma City, where they met Classen in an effort to even their record with the Comets. However, without the services of Dick Sutter, who was injured at Muskogee, Rogers was unable to do the trick and lost ii 79 Regional tournament activities got ofl' to a good start, March 7, when the Ropers took their opening contest with Sapulpag the score was 36-31. gases w rv of ima. Rattus V A SQUAD l RON'l' Row, fwfr fo rfglzi-joe Myers, Bill White, Glenn Nixon, Bill lfette, Dick Sutter. h SIQCOND ROW, left to riglil-Coach Hiram Alexander, Ht-rseliel Edwards, Roger Viiiek, F W. Nleqllee, Roh nlnilerson, l,avine Pitts, Manager John Roche. 128 ,rf , E, miniSEAS.'1inii:.j43lriG1k7iZTJjZLZZW.I9aEk'f.f ..w54.'5J!du4. i 'aBiiETEiSaQ '!f7S2FL1K.?E...u 15.14.293 1552 Because of Many Long Hours of Practice I In the semi-final round of the tournament. Rogers met and defeated their arch rivals from downtown, the Central Braves. Rogers found little competition in this game, as they pulled ahead to win, 39-34. In the final round, Rogers met Drumright, who had upset Webster the previous night. This was one of the outstanding games of the season for the Ropers and at the end of the fourth quarter the score found the Ropers ahead 36-51. On to Oklahoma City and the state tourna- ment went the Ropers. They opened their bid for the state title against Durant and got the job done easily, 49-42. In the semihnal round. Rogers met the strong Capitol Hill Redskins and found the going Z1 little rough. Our boys gave a Hne account of themselves but went down fighting, 49-36. ISASKETBALI4 SjORES Rogers 57 Bartlesville 23 Rogers 47 Pawhuska 38 Rogers 34 Classen 36 Rogers 49 Sapulpa Rogers 49 Ada 43 Rogers 37 Muskogee Rogers 54 Fl. Smith 34 Rogers 24 Webster Rogers 34 Van Buren 43 Rogers gg Clessen Rogers 41 Coffeyville 29 Rogers 31 Van Buren 30 REGIONAL Rogers 42 Okniulgee 14 Rogers 36 Sapulpa Rogers 46 Central 40 R ,gn W but Zn Rogers 39 Central Ogers ' B 5 er Rogers 36 Drumright Rogers 33 Sapulpa 23 Rogers 32 Muskogee 29 x Rogers 35 Okmulgee 28 STATE' Rogers 28 Bartlesville 30 Rogers 49 Durant 42 Rogers 34 Central 32 Rogers 36 Capitol Hill 49 l3ASlilfTI3Al,L li SQlfAI'J l'lRON'l' Row, fell In 1ig,'1l---Phillip Seagrove, lioh lllieu coke, Ralph Carlson, Neil Sumlerlancl, Stewart lflsner. SECOND Row- jimmy Young, Dave Lovejoy, Don Il llClC2llly, Don Powers, -lohnny llathzlwuy, Bruce 'lit-al. ilillllilb ROW'-.lllll Cameron, lfreil Carlisle, Xvlllly Knapp, NV. Roy, Don Q'l'llfK'lll'lBlll, Bob Rope. Nlr. George liolmilc, C'o:u'li. l 2 9 ff' ' 'L' if , K' ' . ' Q' V, 1 ' ' ' .frf v, . ' :1 'iff f- 'YY X .Trsfzediisigfcy5M:.u,.1,,?w,-,,,g,31t,QS:1- gi,-'E ffm- 1' ilu' 71541 ig'-.1-.33.311g:g.4, ,-gf:-gtfgx-gg yy H44'veFVr,1'.,f ii' Wzf'M v 8 i'xma--'K' ill ii2H. 1?,'f..,f',.J1. 1-ff- af 2ziW'wf'Ls Q 1-tg!-525'-Kam-k v1a,.j'.S5rg ,wifi 'Q-11541155 ' ' . i ff 1-Mt+r3.e 2rv f4 'r+v:f1 .fs +' 'K N 253 m f - rg1:,esqt4af k1p f7m+ss ,.5 3. Ls-ser-.zepp,5y-.f2:ref4.--f'...1:: L- 'sw ag 1 -:V ,A .,43'f1'f.fi315?ir-frjqif-1253- fi3-TeQ5'1f',1j-R.vEe. j'Qgf:?f.E::, 5.f55:-YM Qwg!5j.5'-V:--' .Q 3 i71Ei:'b'j f1 'L- ., .. iliffi:- T f'TZlf'ij.'-1 '1 35.4 '. . ' ' ' , ' ' .' f Ropers Burn Up The Track! As They Leave The Others Way Back! FRONT Row, Zell fo riglit-Paul Redding, Bob Hurforcl, Billy Ward, Dick VVilley, Byron Killie, Harold Scott. SECOND ROW-Coach Otto J. lznilres, Dick Yzulon, jack Winn, john Rutherforcl, Bob Brown, Leon Spangler. and Jim Pumpelly, manager. Last fall the W'ill Rogers cross country team hit an all-time high in its six years of existence. The team took first place in every meet entered. The season got off with a bang with the team clipping Webster by 25 points in a dual meet held on October 24th. Shortly after this the Ropers scored another Hrst in the all-city meet by defeating Central by 41 points and Webster by 56. November 23 brought victory to the Ropers when they traveled to Stillwater, where they pulled into the lead, scoring 42 points over Central. . The season was climaxed at Norman when the team became the first to break Central's nine year,s state record. Rogers placed first with 214 points, followed by Central with 168, Webster with 155, Classen with 127, Stroud with 118, and Capitol Hill with 115. Lettermen are Dick Willey, Paul Redding, Billy Ward, Bob Hurford, Byron Killie, and Harold Scott. U0 '5 1 27 , XQQNU. As Our Rogers Tracksters Try A They Make the Cinders Really Fly Last spring the Will Rogers track team again made an excel- lent showing for themselves on the cinder track. With four returning lettermen, the Roper team remained a constant threat all through the season but Won first place in only one meet. Conference and State meet scoring gave Rogers second in the Regional and Conference meets, and fourth in the State meet held at Norman last May. Rogers tracksters are looking forward to one of their best seasons this year with nine returning lettermen. They are Bill Riggs, Bobby Cowan, Don Harding, Bill Fette, Bob Hurford, Tom Gustafson, Bill Lane, Harold Scott, and Bill Ward. 92 -LEFT TO RIGHT-Don Harding, Harold Scott, Bobby Cowan, Carl Watson, Jimmy Dick, Bull Hurford, Joe lVlCArthur, Henry Frnka, Bill Lane. NOT PICTURED-Bill Riggs. 131 ffl' X ,v -7 N S X T Qi Wham I Bang! Over the Net .'.' As the Ropers Win Another Set l,EIf'I' T0 RIGHT-John Greenstreet, Coach Otto J, Endres, Buddy lVlcCune, and Louis Lunrlquist. At the close of the 1945-46 season, the Roper netmen were forced to lay down their rackets because they lacked courts on which to practice. Last Fall, however, courts were provided on the school parking lot, and Coach Endres began the task of building a new team. Serving as a nucleus for this year's team are three returning A-squad men: John Greenstreet, Hugh Gallagher, and Jack Staiger. Promising newcomers are Dick deWzzttevill,e, and Jim Maxley, sophomores, and Lucian Franks, a junior. As several other conference schools are resuming their tennis activities this year, Coach Endres and his boys are hoping for a well-rounded schedule of tournament and dual competition. 137 sw Xf K-:XG Uar Matmen Score Again With Third In State and Two State Champs The Rogers grapplers started the season by defeating Wfebster 19-7, December 17, After the holidays the Ropers came back strong to defeat Bristow 31-5 on January 8. The first dfeeat of the season came on -lan- uary 14 on the Central mat with a score of 28-8. Then the Vifebster XVarriors came back to avenge their early defeat by a margin of 19-15. Following this defeat, Rogers won three matches in a row. The first victim was Still- xvater 31-3, the next victory was achieved over Blackwell by a score of 18-12, and the third triumph was over the Perry Maroons 17-li. The grapplers ended the regular season with a defeat suffered at the hands of the entral Braves by a count of 21-9. The three Tulsa schools finished as follows: Central, fireztg Wfeb- ster, secondg and Rogers, third. In the state meet held in Daniel Webster's gymnasium, Joe Seifried carried off the state championship in the 103-pound division, and Byron Todd took the same honor in the 133- pound division. Tommy Keys finished second with loc Sconce finishing third in the state. Byron Todd was selected as the outstanding wrestler by the coaches participating in the state tournament. .wt 1 fs ff X . I ' Q it , 55 1 r 1 l'iROX'I' Row, fel! to 1'i'Q!if'TfJI1l l'iVZll1S. Charles Hunt. Sam Latham, George Horn, Diek Teuhner, l,yle Lindsay, Tommy Keys, Byron Todd, Dick Lewis. -loe Seifrietl. Herhert Jenni. SECOND Rows Frank Boucher, Harry llolr, Jinimy Beale, Donald Nye, Floyd lrick, Charles Heard, Buddy Setlitf, xlark Xnies, Roger Pleleher, Norman Zeno. THIRD ROW--Coacli lfinil Sehellstede, Bill Baker. Jack Xtkinson, Harvey Sollars, Joe Norton, Robert Miller, Glenn Reynolds, john Vveldon, Don Zinlc, lf0l'R'I'1l ROW----Buddy Cagle, Max Ramsey, Vernon Pittman. ,ferry Hall, .lim Clark, lim Brown, Rolvert Xlurty, Billy Clziyiigiiigli, Bolt Deatlierage, Sain 'l'n!ler. 133 These Ropers Champs in the M alcing Sam Sneed's Way Have Been Taking FRONT Row, left I0 right-Bill hlarple, Sidney lirmvn, jim bnruh, Bob Inman, SECOND Row- -lim Bradley, Eddie Miller, Ray Smittle, lfrzinklin Plake, and Klr. George Kuhik. Will Rogers returned to the links for the first time since the war, under the direction of George Kubik, recently returned from the service. Ten boys reported out for the team led by ex-service man Bob Inman, who placed first in the conference and third in the state meet. In the record book recording six points and titles won, last year's team was the best yet. This year's may prove just as fruitful with two lettermen and a group of Sophomores reporting out early. ROPER GOLF SCORES Won 11-Lost 2 Maids Play Webster 9-Rogers 6 Cascia Hall lk-Rogers 10M Bartlesville 5-Rogers 15 NVichita 6-Rogers 10 Coffeyville 4 M-Rogers ISLQ Central SEQ-Rogers 72 O. C. Central 2, Rogers 10 Bartlesville 354-Rogers 8 M Central S--Rogers 7 Webster 6-Rogers 15 Casciu Hall 3-Rogers 9 Total team score- Rogers 113-Opponents S4 Medal Play O. C. Capitol Hill 275-Rogers 270 O. C. Central 478-Rogers 461 Coxzfeiwzrr Team First Place Individual First and Third Sfafc' -1--man team--Second 2-man team-Third Individual-Third 134 Gu ls Keep Theirlfigures Very Trim just For A Certain Special H me GIRLS' SPORTS Through a well-planned physical education program, the girls of NVill Rogers are developing healthier and stronger bodies. They have a chance to participate in many varied sports which are offered them in the course. Indoor sports include swimming and diving, volley ball, basketball, dancing, tumbling, and calisthenics. When the weather permits, the girls play speedball, softball, and Held hockey. Classes are available for those who are in need of postume improve- ments. Pictures are taken of each girl so that she may see her posture and what is needed to improve it. Ably directing the classes are Miss Lola B. Trusty, Mrs. Frances Frankenberry. and Mrs. Ann Diamond. 1 J 5 I TT' - .L 3 HMm WK Thanks for Your Rurnnuzgv .A ig 1 3 6 ,,3,u:QgQQgfafKf,,,f,- 5 ., fQffyf-ex ,w.-'?lifE- 1154,yfpfn.-.mls-fgufwz,wx,4, v. ..: 1 1 . -,:?:,-1. , , ,. Mmm. Qmem r .- 'SK MEMORIES We thought it would never come, but finally it's almost here. You can tell by the blissful faces of the Seniors that Commencement is just around the corner. As usual, opening day rolled around too soon, finding us greeting old friends and meeting new ones, among them our new principal, Mr. Setzepfandt, and standing in line to change schedules, to eat lunch, and one little innocent kid asked if she was supposed to stand in line to get in class. New Sophies wereywandering aimlessly around the hall-but all the new Rogerites weren't Sophomores --ruptured ducks were a common sight around these parts, as the veterans swelled our enrollment past any previous year. First assembly of the year found the Soplis, perched high on the shelf, trying to peer over the swelled heads of the Seniors, proudly occupying their first floor thrones. Then came the day. The place was Room 217, the time was 3:35, That's right-DETENTION opened its arms to all wayward delinquents. As the last yells died away from the all-city foot- ball game, a new and entirely different yell arose from Miss Trusty's office- Senior rings are here! and highly dignified Seniors went around proving to skeptical friends that they were really actually Seniors. Okmulgee went down in defeat as the Ropers played their first out-of-town football game, and then the game of the year-and the Central Scalper shirt remained for another year in our trophy case with a 14-7 score emblazoned on it. That morning before the game some Centralites came over and the 13 usual challenges were exchanged between the two schools. Her Majesty, Miss Will Rogers VIH, in the person of Sammye Whaley, was crowned by Bill Riggs in a lovely coronation assembly, while Jimmy Duncan did the honors at the game, looking dazed but happy. Attendants to the queen were: Seniors, Kathryn Copple, and Claris North, juniors Jodie Gibson and Frankie Sanserverinog and Sophomores, Donna Jane Bryan and Barbara Gordon. The trip to Muskogee found the Dudes and the Ranglers boarding buses along with the team and the band. W'e had a victorious season-,til we met Sapulpa, and then wc lost the championship draw to Central. Pat Richmond won the band queen crown, with J. D. Peach-Fuzz Highfill rescuing the shako when it fell. The 1947 Round-Up Board went around with art on their brains in preparation for Accentuated Art, the production of the year. Try-outs started-and dance choruses were a familiar sight in the auditorium lobby as students practiced from dawn to dusk per- fecting routines. Dead bodies and the frenzied cry of Charge!,' monopolized the auditorium while Arsenic and Old Lacef' the Senior class play, was packing the crowds in. Then the Junior class play, Dulcy, continued the Rogers tradition of Hrst-class hits. Wasted film and discarded flash-bulbs character- ized the taking of faculty pictures for the Yearbook --they were more trouble than the student body pictures-huh, Miss fBlankj. 7 As usual, the Sadie Hawkins Day Dance was well attended-and brought out the hidden personalities of Rogers students. The Cow Creek Cuties serenaded their Hairless Joes in the time-honored Dogpatch style. The picture of Will Rogers and the Great Rubinoffn will long be treasured by the students-as will the memorable concert and talk so graciously rendered by the one and only Rubinoff and his . . . medal. The Student Council are busy little bees this year selling the grand Will Rogers pennants and those handy little blue books-four Student Directories- with the addresses and telephone numbers of our favorite O.A.O. and P.C.'s fOne-and-Only's and Prince Charmings to you uninitiatedj . . . The only catch is that teachers now have ready access to parents . . . and vice-versa. The Annual Senior Christmas Tree in the front hall heralded the arrival of good old Santa-and that wonderful vacation that sent sighs of relief echoing thru' the halls and freed our home-work-crazed brains for a glorious two weeks. The ordering of Senior announcements and the measuring of caps and gowns made all Seniors realize that they were really well on the road to graduation, but with the issuing of semester grade cards, the majority of us realized that we'd been sidetracked. Then along came the annual Curtis magazine sales -with the Sophomores coming out first-as usual. And right about that time, the Yearbook class held a rummage sale. Both events proved what grand salesmen we have out here at Will-on-the-Hill. Basketball games occupied the attention of Rogers students, and we chalked up two wins over Central's quintet, besides beating Van Buren, Fort Smith, Sapulpa, Okmulgee, Bartlesville, Webster and others. The wrestling teams came along about this time using the various holds ffor wrestling only??j. Back from the navy, Mr. Schellsrede took over the team and under his direction they have been improving steadily. just about the most memorable event of the year was Mr. Setzepfandt leading yells and cheers in the pep assembly. And the snake dance afterward raised the attendance at Hillcrest for was it Vinita,j as skinned knees and broken ankles piled up for treat- ment. The Sophomores fbless their little pointed headsj gave Don't Take My Penny as their event of the year, and proved by their performance that they could hold their own with the Juniors and Seniors. We hate to end before we can, tell you all about the Commencement, the Banquet, the Prom, and all of the other activities that mark the end of our three years at Rogers ,but we have to get the book to press early so everyone can have a Lariat to sign before school closes. 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