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

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J G., - , fp' , , w, 1, . .. , A f PM M ' - ..- M W f I 2 X ,M MJ, ff 1 f , 2. .LY Y If 1' f f X vVfC,6lf,.x15 i -, ' Mm X fffixffigirifgs 2 F -.11 Wifi! f-4 2- - f . Y . L , V M, ' . AiA 5 f L I ,ff' ,V ,L Q 'K A f I- ,A-an-M Here Will Rogers was horn, November 4, 1879, at Oologah, Indian Territory. For a brief period he attended Kemper Military! Academy. iwfifii f', .1 12:5-avi 7 .,.,.. . . , FOREWORD 4 Yi' 131552 1 HIS Lariat i5fffQU 2,fk111i1g,eVSY0L1 of our harl- tage from Oklahoniiils the Vwlorld, our f, JJ own Will Rogetgsqgfjf V, f' ,ik ' The W01'ld7.9 Best Loved Coiuboy. Will Rogers Remarks , a daily syndicated column feal turing WilI's views on current affairs, was read by millions. He taught Will Junior many of his lrieles. His radio lirozzdcnsls wvrv as frirnzlly anal L-lmify as his rzmvsfuzprr volzmzn. lVl01'i6-gocrs i'L'l.'0,Lfll izvfl U 'ill's I inlvorn talvnts and vrxbyml his fresh lz lmmr. M- fi? Alllxlll K, On stage Will Rogers was rather timid and .szzffwwrl from slagv fright. '1,w5AX I'Vill loved flying and did much for aviation. Hr' flf-zu tv his death, with Wilnlgl Post, August 15, 1936. ,-.-sf llz- and his zviff' Bcity are non' at rest at the hmutiful Memorial at Clrm'rr1fn'1', vrvctzfzl by thx- citizens of Oklahoma. 'M',,M,.cn,g 3 gs ,J QA, pawns an l urn' 15 ,6 VA. X QILLIABI Penn Adair was the name given by an Indian Chief to the famous cowboy, humorist, Will Rogers. Born in the Indian Territory, near Oologah, he grew up with the cowboys and Indians. He loved all animals and spent much of his time riding and roping cattle. One of his best friends, in his youth, was his pony Comanche, who later assisted him in his exhibition roping acts. Will's father, Clem V. Rogers, was one-eighth Cherokee Indian and his mother was a quarter blood. Will once wrote about his schooling: My father was pretty well fixed, and I being the only male son he tried terribly hard to make something out of me. He sent me to about every school in that part of the country. In some of them I would last three or four months. I got just as far as the fourth reader when the teachers wouldn't seem to be running the school right, and rather than have the school stop, I would generally leave? He liked every one with Whom he came in contact and became an Ambassador of Good Will as he traveled around the world, wisecracking about the most influential and important people. In movies he was just his own lovable, natural self. For the newspapers he wrote what he thought and quit when he had nothing to say. On the stage his wise- cracks and clever puns became an important part of his act. YVhether on the stage, in the movies, on the radio, or with a group of friends, Will Rogers made his audience feel that he was talking to each of them and had their problems at heart. Because of his generosity and kindness of heart the fortune which he made was given to needy people over the world. He provided numerous scholarships for young people who were unable to provide the means for their education. Although WVill was greatly appreciated and admired during his lifetime, his death was only the beginning of a fame far greater than any he had ever imagined possible. His statue now stands in the Hall of Fame in our nation's Capitol. I hope nobody ever tries to -write my life because I haven't started living. -WILL ROGERS f12I ,na L fu ' w g1. o gr Y 7' , f,wrI-rvllvuvnvy 0 ' 5 J ,,' Iv 'Mpw.w,mIrva.1.-rfleovvrg 1 . 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HORTENSE BATEI-I0L'rs CHARLES WESTGAIE Photography Art Photography JANE EISEN PAUL RENNE Business Staff ANNELLA ANDERSON MARTHA I-LIESER PI-IYLLIS JOHNSON Secretary Art GRANT STRAIGHT ALBERT PERRY Tearbook Class LOUIS HEAVNER VIRGINIA LATTING ROSALEE WVALTON f f L E 1 E ' 5 Y v. -. -. dw., Mun-fu W-i .mf mfgi 'w ' 512' 2 Q f 'if My .Rr -, Za . 1 H , 45,4 K if xiii , W W K i , , ,E Q, 2 , ' ' M 4 5 'uf' M 'L - f 1 'Z N, 1 3.3 3531!-af if K ,. 24.3 i ' Y . , -' ww:'21fff,gygmQ S mf sy 'V 'wa 'k N' Vgfwx I in Xiyigsbf . 2 ,ff X Q J A N, R . fm ., M-. ' Q, If -lm w , mu K ' Q,f -gh. f xx , X N -G1 .A ,, .,w1wq. '7 , , V, y N , I M, , N, -:zu . A , V , 4 'Y , M n MK ., A L K, WJ 1 , 5 .4 , H W, .LLL M W -X, A 1 6 , K Ak v A. Nv ff k M., 'L Lv' x ,Y ' ,wx ,J In s. E M X. ,f Cr N me -s. Q.. 5. -.. -f, -Q. -45-. ., an tg? 1 11 7: , l 4' 49 rmvmvn NAISIIIIFUDVI' 1 1 F - f ' 1 po' ' JJ ADMINISTRATION CHARLES C. MASON Superintendent of Schools BYRON L. SHEPHERD Assistant Superintendent In Charge of Secondary Schools il? BOARD OF EDUCATION CLEf3..igi3ff'LE MRSfig.?1.IfiE.5SON FRANK SETTLE GEORGE R. CATHEY JOSEPH M. GREEN MRS. F. C. SWINDELL RICHARD B. MCDERMOTT W win, 's. 'VIA Q Y f' ,., 1 , , S J ,, If 'Mfmnrne 4431901010 1. 1 P - - 4' , a,,R I! , N A. O. H. SETZEPFANDT . y V Principal . WILL ROGERS HIGH SCHOOL lt must be awful hard for a smart man like the President to make a speech n such a way that the bonehead and the highbrow will both get what he means. -WILL ROGERS. Ulf VM. . .f . f. , gf 'Q 5 I E ffffncflyrvnnwnqg - 5 3 Q ,v N mqfnmnwvaanlcmonlz 1 f . . 4 W Kuff? 13' ax If GUIDANCE STAFF JAMES L. GOFF Assistant Principal Dean of Boys MRS. LOLA T. LOCKWOOD Senior Director MISS STELLA GARTMAN Sophomore Director A. O. H. SETZEPFANDT A Principal JAMES L. GOFF Assistant Principal Dean of Boys MRS. PAULINE C. KEATON Dean of Girls Junior Director MRS. PAULINE C. KEATON Dean of Girls .ell 7 II' '-'1 , 'O . t 'J 'A 5 2 Q' ,J 'Mfnnmev nun a - Q n lglqgt' K AG FAC U LTY 'Wk ff 'ik as S, A 7 ,A HIRAM A. ALEXANDER ATHLETICS KATHLEEN BEGLEY MATHEMATICS EDWINA CALHOUN ENGLISH HERBERT A. ALLENDER INDUSTRIAL ARTS FRED H. BENNETT SCIENCE KAY CAMP GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION ELSIE N. ALLISON STUDY JOHN H. BLACK STAGECRAFT JAMES E. COLE SCIENCE Boys, this is my old school teacher. He and I couldrft agree on how to run the school and so I quit. -WILL ROGERS. E191 TOMMIE BARNES ENGLISH RUTH BLAYLOCK MUSIC VEONA COONS HOME MAKING HORTENSE E. BATEHOLTS ART AZALEA BYNUM HOME MAKING CAROLINE COPELAND ENGLISH JOURNALISM i I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I i ll.-l-.11-lr , .-nn, 10 ,Q - f .1 , Q fl .7 l I ek ,v N q-mme mrmfnauvfc' 1 r Q? ka' F CULTY LELAND COTTER ENGLISH HELMA ERWIN SOCIAL STUDIES C. E. GUMM INDUSTRIAL ARTS ANN COTTINGHAM SOCIAL STUDIES LUCILLE FORTENBERRY SOCIAL STU DIES S. L. GUNDERSON INDUSTRIAL ARTS ' ERNEST DARLING SOCIAL STUDIES WYATT C. FREEMAN MUSIC GRADY C. HALL INDUSTRIAL ARTS ERMINIE ELM5 FOREIGN LANGUAGE MADGE GIBSON ENGLISH ULISTA HAWKINS ENGLISH Crossword puzzles learned grown folks more words than school-teachers. And what arithmetic the women folks know they got at a bridge table. Our splendid English comes from attending the movies. Tes sir, there is 120 million in the American kindergarten. -WILL ROGERS. E201 OTTO .I . ENDRES ATHLETICS CLARENCE GORDON MATHEMATICS MELBA HEITMAN GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION 71l , I -'- 'Uv 1 . 'fp 4' Q - 42 rrfrlv-vyrvawun -9 - F 3 Q' ,.. 'M,.n.w.ar1a,nrna,,4, 1 5 g 4 , '.,.MQr fn X .4 FACULTY TROY HENLEY DRIVERS TRAINING GEORGE J. KUBIK SOCIAL STUDIES PAULINE MCPHEETERS ENGLISH SPEECH ARTS BESSIE HIETT HOME LIVING ALLIE DALE LAMBERT COMMERCE, ACTIVITY FUNDS TREASURER BESSIE MILLER ENGLISH SOCIAL STUDIES IfVe call Rome the seat of culture, but somebody stole the chair. -WILL ROGERS. SUE M. JOHNSON ENGLISH PATRICIA LENZ FOREIGN LANGUAGES ETHEL MOORE LIBRARIAN IZII HARRY G. KNAPP DURRELL K. KNOWLES BOYS PHYS. ED. , SOCIAL INDUSTRIAL ARTS STUDIES MARTHA LEONARD MILDRED MADRY SCIENCE COMMERCE KATHERINE MORAN EMMA LEE MORRIS ENGLISH ENGLISH DORIS NILES SPEECH ARTS CLARA S. RILEY COMMERCE LAWRENCE SHEPHERD COMMERCE ,, .I . , .I 0 Q ff I Q- lv W frm1l'.'.:'vn1m'1lllFfl1r'fl a . Q QQ' --1 4 .C ,Q , ,J FACUIETY EVELYN OSBORN COMMERCE SARAH L. ROBERTS COMMERCE CAROLYN M. SHURTLEFF SOCIAL STUDIES . Mft Xl PAULINE C. PERRY MATHEMATICS EMIL SCHELLSTEDE ATHLETICS, SCIENCE NETTIE UNDERWOOD SCIENCE DAVIDA PHILLIPS SCIENCE VALTA SELLERS HOME MAKING WOODROW W. WEST ATHLETICS, COMMERCIAL ART C. C. PRUITT MATHEMATICS E. G. SETLIFF SCIENCE CHARLES R. WESTGATE SCIENCE I claim the distinction of being the only American who has not gone to Europe and cancelled their debt for a big dinner and a glass of wine. -WILL ROGERS. , E221 A ,, nn, 'IF I '91 is 1 l gs ,J N fnnmn :lsr caun a 4 1 ' ,Q x Q4 FACULTY If ' ,.,,k . .,,, S: kk args' W MARY FRANCES FROST TWILA PITCHER BETTY RUTHERFORD JUNE SHEPHERD FERN WELCH OFFICE SUPERVISOR SECRETARY TYPIST ATTENDANCE CLERK REGISTRAR MINNIE HUGHES MARY CAROLYN HARRIS BERTHA HUDSON FRED MENDENHALL MATRQN CAFETERIA MANAGER MATRON GIRLS' GYM BUILDING SUPERINTENDENT ul might have gone to West Point but I was too proud to speak to a Congress- man. -WILL ROGERS. H E231 . J QI H -HUP wg, 55 WVILL ROGERS AND SHIRLEY TEMPLE A There is not much a comedian can do only act a fool, but if it's brought an happiness to anybody then we are repaid by laughter. -WILL ROGERS. E241 L.......-S v S fS X if 30 Sc, GQXNG QM I . pu, k P 5 drill!!-Ivvuusqg ' Q- Iv 'Mp n Q :opp qv-1' 'I Q 1' ang 1 It MRS. LOLA T. LOCKWOOD Srnior Class Dirrctnr SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President ,,,, -,,, BILL HUGHPIS Vice-President ,,,, ,,,, DICK DILLENBECK Secretary ,,,, ..,, , JOAN BAGBY Treasurer , ,,,,,, -,,, NORNIAN GARNEIR Social Chairman ,WI ..,, PAUL BABIAK Council Representative, .,,,,,, W- JACK MEX'ER Youth Inc. ,,,JACKII-I COLEMAN, MIKE KETCHANI SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS FRONT Row, left to right: Joan Bagby, Mrs. Lola T. Lockwood, Jackie Coleman, Mike Ketcham. SECOND ROW: Paul Babiak, Norman Garner, Dick Dillenbeck, Jack Meyers, Bill Hughes. E261 L F I af Q ag' A ,- I 1' 'E .S W7 a . - Q li W .J :Da 6 3 'I i i i a 5 F 1 Q a Q 'I SENIOR BOARD FRON1 ROW, LEFT TO RlliH'l'-Marilyn Towers, Virginia Latting, Ann Pearson, Jacquita Gilbreath, Mary Ann Cregg, Rita Shepherd, Mrs. Lola Lockwood, Toni de'Espenza, Phyllis Neff. QICOND ROW-Jane Eisen, Mike Ketcham, Bob Phillipe, Pat Hughes, Phyllis Pitcher, Joan Bagby, Doris Sig mon Jackie Coleman, Jerry McKain, Martha Hood, Jerry Goodenough, Bill Hughes, Don Green. THIRD ROW-Don Whitsett, Bob Bolton, Charles Williiams, Harold Schnarre, Walter Sampson, Jack Meyel Dick Dillenbeck, John Cunningham, Larry Luthy, Paul Babiak, Norman Garner, Raymond Davis, Bob Nlalone Bob Bolton John Cunningham Bud Davis Jacquita Gilbreath Jerry Goodenough Don Green Virginia Latting Bob Lawfer Larry Luthy Jerry McKain Bob Malone Phyllis Neff Ann Pearson Bob Phillipe Walter Sampson Doris Sigmon Don Whitsett Charles Williams SENIOR HOME ROOM PRESIDENTS Miss Hawkins Mr. Cotter Nlr. Darling Miss Phillips Mr. Pruitt Mr. Bennett Mrs. Roberts Mr. Hall Mrs. Gibson Mr. Allender Mr. Knowles Mrs. Coons Mrs. Bateholts Miss Bynum Miss Moran Mrs. Madry Miss Lentz Mr. Gunderson Two-thirds of the people promote while one-third provide -WILL ROGERS E271 Q19 414 222 401 Q14 400 320 121 317 122 126 Q00 407 201 314 319 415 119 r t -TWT T I 1 ffl m fr' f - , dullgk , -' 1 f x Z , A ,QFI -4 , '42 , II , -1, f-AA f 'HT f , MT , WK I , 'Gil Kffff ik hfwlixgleifwiiiii, HQ4f l,f ., 1' 'ki ' H--'51 , if 'A A 4' ' ,gi 'Y I X I ' I, OLLIE BELLE ACKER EVALYN ANDERSON JUDY AVERS SARA BANGERT A 'ff N lr ,up .f BOB ADAMS GEORGE H, ANDERSON STEVENS AVERY BERNICE BARBER s 4- L' M g ..: 'S CARYL SUE ALBIN JOE ANDERSON PAUL BABIAK ARTHUR BARCLAY 1.1 -vi ' xxx? ' I in Q ' 1 Si Q Q A7542-5'f 'f,1, , .,,Au f ' gzph 1 L,,.,.wx,- W. -.J A 1 vw, . Aw , Q Q ..x HM sf S 'K I ef: In 'ew K II-IQ! 1' 1 fn -. i . K 53,411 f -I ' J .426 LQ. 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WI 153, QJIII , X A H HENRY LACY JOCKOLYNN LASITER JANNA LEE LEDBETTER PAT LEONDIS E , 'xnxx I R L A llibirflf QEQJ gv ?fw.-ik: - N x an I38J JOHANNA LADD VIRGINIA LATTING ROSE MARIE LEE JEAN LETTEER ' 1 1 I I g g, Q Ai If V1 m I4 ,2 Jai X f BARBARA LAMBERT JOHN LAUDERDALE BOB LEES NORMA LIGHTFOOT QQQ 'L' A ET . If I ,f 1,' ' DANNY LANE BOB LAWFER COLLETTE LEIBEE RAY LINDSAY SK I .-N, . s i.f'q,f,s . X .- I iiqwi H R fr 5913 NEIL LINN BARBARA LINTHICUM PAT LLOYD BARBARA LOOPER SAM LOY ROY LULOW EDGEBERT LUNA CLAUDEAN LUNSFORD DICK LUSH LARRY LUTHY ROBERT LYNCH EDWARD MCAFEE EUGENE MCCAIN RICHARD MCCLESKEY DARRELL MCCORMACK RONALD MCCULLOUGH BERNADINE MCDORMAN CHARLES MCFARLAND MARY ALICE MCGILL BILL MCGINNIS JIM MCGINNIS JIMMY MCGINNIS JERRY MCKAIN BILL MCKENNEY 1937 ,--f ' X' 'iffilale--L'-I XY: V' , A 'f:gf.fi'i5im5.ffIf 'I , - .N . 4 I f -xii! r, 71 H1 'Z Q: wr: ,, K L ' ,1vx'3a'7, .-1f,',x.54f 1. .-- fa. --. W I I i?s,:RI.wQ44 J, ' f' ' 'W 1 Q 11111 1 ,14 I f af 'H Lk X Q X X . 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I CURTIS MCLAUGHL BOB MARTIN BILL MAYNOR ALLEN MERSHON IN PEGGY ANN MCNAIR BILL MASSEY BETTY LOU MAYO PEGGY METCALF '11 I 5 SA I -51 2 I40I PATRICIA MCPHERSON DONNA MATHES BETTYE JEAN MAYO JACK MEYER . Q I , n3jg.i, , - if I, PM f g Fw in Y' I 3 BOB MALONE MARILEE MATTHEWS LEON MEIGS EVELYN MILLER ,Qw- 13 a U11 4,1 1315- ,Q Sz my 1 '-F3351 FRED MILLIER VERNON MILLS JIMMY MITCHELL OSCAR LEE MOLINE SHARONELL MONTGOMERY DICK MOORE MARVIN MOORE SALLYE ANN MORELAND NANCY MORGAN PATSY ANN MORGAN SHARON MOSSBERGER MARY MUIRHEID MARY MUNN JEAN MURDOCK ANN MURRAY NANCY MUSGROVE JOHNNY MYERS BOB NASH PHYLLIS NEFF HELEN NEIL BETTY NELSON DON NELSON MARK NEWCOMB JOE DALE NEWSOM E A 5351 ' .- ' , sf? QQ Eifff 'gg I f ff f gil I f, ' V. S, figiiif I-3: jqjigy, I I , 3. I ffewwgg. If If ' -' W I' 'JSQWLZH Rfk I , If I A ,X . if a ,Z ly ff - 7 .- J V A V, 'p 4. 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OLLER ANN ORELUP NELL MAE OWENS PEGGY PACE RITA PACKER ROSE MARIE PAYNE ANN PEARSON PRESTON PENDERGRAFT I I! V In I if I - . MW iff- - ' I 1 Q7 i'. 'f: - 1 ., , , I I I jiif 1 , if W I . X, X , L xm wr: ,fn gi ij ,... L 4. I 5 W . 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I -,lf GAY ROGERS BECKY RUSSELL BEVERLY SANDERS MARILYN SEARS :ies Q, Y: I R, 1 I :V I if I MARY LEE ROGERS LOUISE RUST JOHN SANDERS BILLY SELLERS MARY M. ROGERS ROSALYN RYAN MARY SAUNDERS VIRGIL SHELTON , TI., 1, 35? I If ,--I ' S 35? R+- .. me Q ap. A ,YTS , M .viii www A Uizfgwzs- f1Tss.:fQ22swiwm I, , ..,, ,, H, ..., . S -K 'WF' A I Q 1. kgs .1 Q ff' A ,fifqk M F 5 ? I ff fsf , III RITA SHEPHERD DORIS SIGMON JIM SLOAN PAT SMITH BLANCHE SHERRILL DEAN SILER GENE SLOCUM RAYMOND SMITH new Qin .4 I1 , A 5 I. , i i? 1 f ' ' Q I A 5 I A, A 'II 1 f ' Q . 5-if I QW- REEE. A AE' A BILL sHEwMAKER Jon-INNY sr-mzLns JERRY summons DAVE sxmms LOIS SLUDER SHIRLEY SMITH CARL LAMAR SMITH JERRY SOLOW ' - ' vn- I I K w ,gy , 1 -Q My q -f ix - I I 'QRS 'I' it if-I K 1 ,V '95 2 'W L X I Aff, x 339 , w 4 Q I NAN SHIRMER MORGAN SKINNER RICHARD SMITH JOHN SPARKS M-W I f We ' 5 5,9525-,,wsv,. . r1x5'q1'f1ifff5l1?re? wzaxasgswsy 2,IQ ,55y-ip-I N' :s 18 E 1 44' SR a 5 L UK ee'Fgg:'1 I . -, ..51.. : f,5ff RJ' IS 4 ke g I L 7 W SADIE SHOTWELL PHILLIP SLANKARD GEORGE SMITH LARRY SPILLMAN , A I -Q 'i LL,fff Ei'1yzw?' Qa I . A' f1f??lE 5g5f4K 71 X f I f 53'1f?if ff I ' 1- Y, 10' fl. I fwg . ELI!!! f,'f',,f , I, ..,- Vrljv ! I, X rl' lllgyk, I, if gu i Leia :v,f K, .1 I ,fffFf! S I VE' ' 'M' W Q I . . LJ! X ff ' ' 1 fl 'fl ,I 1 I 1 4 ,gf J f '- eg, IM' A I I r ,ff L 1, f .X 'A Wil Eg '. IL I I I ',f . ' ff X31 f X I N . V XX! 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' ,JDJ , - Y' YL , 1' ,A N, 3 KK 5, F lj X, J DON STACEY NORMA STERNE RICHARD STRINGER BOB SYKES Q DALE STARLING RICHARD STEVENS MERLE SUMNER BILL TABLER I I 45 my 71. , Ai Vk,. :.,f I Q., A 5, Z III I A g ,J fi , MV V ,K fi JOHNNY STATON SAM STEVENS CURTIS SWAIN DOROTHY TANNAHILL , fl A I 'S if' 'xg- k.,- 5 BOB STEELE JIM STOWELL PATSY SWEARENGEN TOMMIE TASKER JERRY STEELE MARILYN STRADER EDWARD SWENSON JOANNA TAYLOR is MARTHA STEINER GRANT STRAIGHT ZELMA SWOPE JOAN TEEL ,.:- IA . fi 5- - 'gi W 'K f if.. . 11 4 E461 i L kb ,i55,iIE,ig IA 4 I I tt Q MELBA THIGPEN VERONA FAYE THOMAS BARBARA THOMPSON IVAN THOMPSON PAT THOMPSON ROBERTA TIMM MARILYN TOWERS MARY TOWERS GAYLE TOWERY DARLENE TRANTHAM INGRID TRAWEEK NANCY TUCKER PAT TUDOR BARBARA TURNER DONALD TURNER MARY ELLEN TUTTON ANNE UPDE GRAFF SALLY UPDE GRAFF BARBARA VALERIUS FRED VIERRA DELL VIVIAN JOAN WADE TRAVIS WAGNER MARY JUNE WALKER , , ff, ' I 1, ,M ,Wf 32125552 51:42 iggtzw 2 X , f 171, ,,,,,f,,1A. 4 A ,w af' J! ff? w ' ff E?fQf5l,iZ 'I 4 ff 41 ggirr'i2'1i1',? if ' ' ' If fl J ff f x A K ' QI J , ff ' I aff .7 n i if fff4Z71fj!f i 'fy 1 - I , , -'nf ,514 f ' ,1 g g-311' ,W d , W, ,WL .5 4 0 J J, f 1 A ' 'f f' X ffbff' 4 1'-'QI 7' ' ,If f 4 Z ,fy Mfg ,W - Y .1 Wffjf' J , N A 'J I 'R A f f! 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I . -g , .I -, , , if W L , ,X M., 1- I,-L I -x BOB WALLACE PAT WEATHERMAN JOE BOB WELDON JO ANN WHITE .f ,rj ROSALEE WALTON WENDELL WEBB DAVID WELLS KAYE WHITE -'Mu R ROBERT wARBuRToN BARBARA WEBBER non WERTHE RICHARD wr-HTEHEAD DONALD WARNKEN DENVER WATHEN JACKIE WAUGHTAL CHARLENE WEBER BILLY WEINRICH JOHN WELCH CHARLES WESTMORELAND BOB WHISENHUNT BOB WHITE DON WHITSETT JANE WIENER BARBARA WILBURN Us i ' 1 ai 2' 4 ggi? 'Q waiilili fiiirfzii: , gggggeim- Q 3 , I 3 I I ,- fir . , ' mix' . Q - six. ilifiiiil V 1 5 C :7 fv7: I I i I. , L . fi 1 J I, ,Q-rffli'-,I il 2 if in if or - rx QLA no npr ,eg L' ix g', N1 ' 1, 3 f V ,, ..,:, I ,,A r i JIM LEE WILCOX CHARLES WILLIAMS NEVA WILLIAMS COLLEEN WILSON MARLENE WILSON PERRY WINBURN LDONALD WINNINGHAM NEIL WINSLOW ROBERT WOLFE DERL WOOD JIM WOODCOCK JOSEPHINE WORRELL i BETTE WRIGHT DICK WRIGHT ERMA WRIGHT L I E D P ANNOUNCEMENTS HISTORY Janna Lee Ledbetter, Chairman Bernie Epps, Chairmen Jean, Murdock Ann Peafsfm LeClaire Bossard Larry Hartfelder Paulme Doshlel' Melbff Thlgpen Jeanette Brewer Mary Claire Jefferies Betty Nelson Jacqulta Gxlbreath Frank Cormer Tommie Tasker Jackie Coleman Rosalyn Ryan Deborah Foushee Pat Tudor Patsy Swearengen Mary Jo Hyatt Wilma Hanson Joan Wade PROPHESY BANQUET Marilyn Towers, Chairman Rosalyn Ryan Ann Murray Joan Wade Juanita Roberts Preston Pendergraft Carolyn Melone Dick Cunningham Joan Teel Becky Russell Stevens Avery Jack Beesley FLOWER AND MOTTO Johanna' Ladd, Chairman Joe Archer Sara Bangert Eugene McCain Dale McKenzie Pat McPherson Nancy Morgan Corinne Oliver Barbara Seamon Barbara Wilburn Betty Jean Wilburn Martha Hood, Chairman Annella Anderson Margaret Copeland John Cunningham Oliver Engle Jane Eisen Carroll Hopper Jerry Lou House Larry Luthy Wayne Maxwell Sharonell Montgomery Ann Orelup Jane Orman Ann Ritchey Bob White Alsie Hyden POEM Peggy Metcalf, Chairman Bill Barnett Jimmy Greene Bunny Manley Michael Prouse Georgia Johnson Edward Holstein Toni deEspenza, Chairman Mlli ..-M..l-- 1 SENIOR COMMITTEES-.L-1.1 VESPER COMMENCEMENT Helen Bousky, Chairman Jerry Simmons, Chairman .Ioan Cale Jackie Waughtal Rosalee Walton Burt Holmes Betty Downen Mike Prouse Mike Ketcham Kitty Davis Patsy Lane Dale Starling Carlynne Lea Shirlee Ann Riggs Virginia Patterson SCHOLASTIC WILL Jane Eisen, Chairman Larry Luthy, Chairman Bunny Manley John Lauderdale Virginia Latting Louis Heavner Mary June Walker Edward Holstein Don Brady Dick Rody PUBLICITY Barbara VVebber John Inkster Jack Cooper Ann Pearson Jo Ann Dorr Mary Ann Gregg Wanda Funston TICKET Harold Schnarre, Chairman John Welch Bill Weinrich Ray Davis Patsy Morgan GIFT Phyllis Ford, Chairman Deborah Foushee Toni deEspenza Caryl Albin Larry Luthy Patty Jo Duff Wayne Maxwell COURTESY Phyllis Pitcher, Jack Mauney Betty Payne Louis Heavner Joyce Keys Patricia Smith Jean Letteer Oliver Engle Larry Spillman Barbara Hancock Anne UpdeGraff Chairman Curtis Swain Ernest James Lewis Jarrett Barbara Linthicum Carolyn Kelly Joan Cale Jo Ann Damon Alpha Savenius Gretchen Rang Beverly Jordan PLAY READING Mary Ann Gregg, Chairman Bob Wallace Mike Ketcham Ann Ritchey Henry Lacy FINANCE Bud Garner, Chairman Neil Layman FORUM Dick Dillenbeck, Chairman Jane Burnham Martha Alice Hood Bud Davis Dick Lush Ann Hammond Henry Lacy I50l -X , in -X.g.a,L.,. ,. Barbara Valerius Ann Ritchey Phyllis Ford Neil Winslow Bin McGinnis Dick Bradley Gayle Towry Charlene Weber Martha Hood Wanda Edmondson CHRISTMAS TREE Kitty Davis, Chairman Alice Cole Gretchen Rang Pat Ojers Verona Thomas Pauline Doshier Nancy Musgrove Horace Curry Ina Roberts David Dunning Shirley Elzo Barbara Hancock Billy Jolly Betty King Bert Jones Bettie Davey Loretta Duncan Marilyn Sears PROGRAM Rita Shepherd, Chairman Shirlee Ann Riggs Carroll Hopper Roy Lulow Marlene Wilson Pat Bodenhammer Ann Hammond Bernice Barber BREAKFAST COMMITTEE Bob Wallace, Chairman Ted Brooks Dick Bradley John Cunningham Patty Jo Duff lVIary Estes Jim Forman Owen Good Margie Haymaker Bert Jones Jack Meyer Veda Nicholson Ann Nilson Ted Robertson lVIary Saunders Virgil Shelton Bill Shewmaker Grant Straight Mary Ellen Tutton SCRAPBOOK COMMITTEE Pat Hughes, Chairman Ann Sanders Rose Marie Payne Barbara Turner Marilyn Strader Ingrid Traweek Teddy Hopper Betty Downen Erma Wright Nan Shirmer um.. 'Cv- HWWWI P , wgv,,,45 ..i., wwg, M 55 +f qt' ' --- U I I Hmww y f 1 Hg Ilia 4 W' f-Z NX f gi 4 ER I OLD SETTLEQS qw Q21 M Q . Qs S 6 f',:w24. f,i:7'p57f 1 ' I E -' .M f :m,,ggg,g'-il? 551, pf9ii..,l3 A .Lf , A 'L ff' : , - , 15 ',,' V jcfwXf4 -' 4' 'ffl'-' .,-.X f ' 4 iv 1, ' ,. if V ,, .. '11 ' mfff,-g4:Q,.g J'ff-7L'ff1Ax-f'-',1y-f3iLf,,w- .-1.ii':.1N -QHQ X- ff:ig'WS'x2T,fQ,y.if1,1Q 41. ' ye. Q YU .:1Aun,,z 'I S 3 -3- ,J Q, fmmn :nun nfr A - . , 0 f 'WI' 13' x .4 iq, MRS. PAULINI: C. KIZATON Junior Class Director JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President , e, ,Lean . ,. ,PHIL MILLEIX Vice-Presidente ,L...L, LAVVRENCE SLUDER Secretary L .,LL. L. ,LL.,. DOROTHA SIGMON Treasurer L..,LLLL.L,L.L, L MICKII5 LEWIS Social Chairman L.,,,, ,JANICE BROWNING Youth Inc.-,,, PAT PIGMAN, RAY MILBURN JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS 'ww FRONT Row, left to right: Dorotha Sigmon, Mickie Lewis, Patsy Lewis, Mrs. Pauline C. Keaton, Janice Browning, Phil Miller, Pat Pigman. SECOND ROW: Ray Milburn, Lawrence Sluder. If-J '7 .U-':1s 'v-Z . t A 4'f'fI I nv1 w Q- f Q .J Hy- ... mrfrlravv-1, E.. I. Rr A If ,f 'zu , - JUNIOR BOARD FRONT ROW, left to right: Patsy Lewis, Mrs. Keaton, Rosemary Fuller, Mickie Lewis, Nancy Browning, Pat Pigman. SECOND ROW: Dorotha Sigmon, Janice Browning, Elaine Helander, Nancye McCune, Phil Miller, Ray lVIilburn, Lawrence Sluder, Bill Turner. THIRD ROW: Jack Anthony, Dick Milburn, Joe Cleveland, Mike Atkins, Elwood Strozier, Don Taylor, Billy Lawson, Bill Norman. Jack Anthony lN1ike Atkins Nancy Browning Joe Cleveland Rosemary Fuller Elaine Helander Bill Lawson Patsy Lewis Nancye McCune Dick Milburn Bill Norman Elwood Strozier Don Taylor Bill Turner Jim VVilley JUNIOR HOME ROOM PRESIDENTS 4410 221 308 2044 312 303 309 206 211 4408 322 315 100 100B 124 Mr. Cole Miss Begley Mr. Shepherd Mr. West Miss Osborn Mrs. Shurtleff Mrs. Erwin Mrs. Heitman Mrs. Allison Mr. Setliff Mr. Westgate Miss Barnes Miss Hiett Mrs. Perry Mr. Gumm My word is good, and the other fellefs ought to be t00.7,-WILL ROGERS. U31 S 'T 1 ' 59 , 3 1 YI WR -YAW gf? fff f-f:f', ' l V . M y h Phil Buker V V- l V 1: 'A W., i N - . ' - i ' V, Paul Burgener Xl! 1 -. Vw, V ' Evelyn Burns llllllj . P V' - ' . ff V V Barbara Burton ips . K L., , ' 3 K lan t Butler it ff at e mf X B B K ' h I i Q Z , 2 5 en Ca e ' L ll VV . ' . . , 'Vm' Peggy Campbell N K 33? Tri' . I ' V V VV if VV 1 fl , Wabron Carey ly l V, . I john Carter , Q... ' A. Q V: f... ...VV ' i Barry Caruthers - Allan Castleberry Bill Castles Q . .. 5 V Willoween Cates ' A . if-f L B QI! I V VQV w ' Charles cami: Q V -L ,.kbV V gf 'tj' Danny Chandler ' A is L l Q. L ..r Dean Claxton 5 x ' I , f 1, ' ,LQ Frank Clayton X s ig joe Cleveland 6 ' V Marilyn Cline Q 2 if 5' . - 1 , J . A Barbara Clow ' as . i ' . 2 ir QV Q V V7 e-'l nj Qi? lim Coberly - 'B js . il .gl - W A Doris Cockran A W ' B ' Q. 1..l Clyde Cockriel jlbj X l 12. ' Ed C I 5 ' 'f K f - - o e 6 R . A Gene Collins Q W j H . . A . VV po V V ' f f' Laura Collins lhibccv-N if 42 . ll? i'r- . Bruce Combesf ' h- VV TWVV ' V. ig' ..:,,,. - Ronnie Combs V ll Val li V lim Comfort Cathryn Compton Leona Conley Thomas Conley Bob Connor Leigh Covington Barbara Cowans Catherine Cox Pat Cox Camilla Crane Bob Croskery loan Culp Uthie Cordray Elsie Cotten Susan Crain Walter Crandall 1 1' - v:-8 X, Ioe Curry Sandy Dalton f i' 'T Bill Culver s twg Beverly Davis Billy Davis loan Davis Sue fs 51 Ioan DeFoe Davis Iayne Dean X l y 9' Y X Vx. .i.Qlfg:5 ,ll , 11 Ili ,U WR S ,Wg , um 3 ' X if my ! QR Xfmi MX c jack Hollingworth Alvin Holston Betty jo Horner Albert Horowitz joan Houde Cecil Hudelson Richard Hudson Norma Humphries Lowayne Hunt Peggy Sue Hunt Kenneth Hunter Paul lnbocly Harold Ivey Goldie jackson Ronnie jackson Carol jensen Fred johnson Barbara jones Charles jones Danny jones David jones joan jones Nancy jones j:S7:j Ralph joslin Tommy C-ulley . jean Gunnells Marvin Hagan Kiln? Billy Haggard I XX Alan Ha ' 5 w N Peggy Hammann Peter Hanf I Dottie Harcrow . I janice Harder I ' joanne Harrell 1 Bob Harris Stanley Harrison 3. ' Bob Hart George Hauptmann f f san Haddock fij jj ,, l ff X , ilk W john Havenstrite Marilyn Hawley jack Haynes Mary Ann Hedberg 0 Shirley Hedges . 2 Sylvia Heider QQ Elaine Helander l Edna Hereford jerry Herrin 5 . jerry Hickok g Barbara Hicks lihlmto Sharon Hicks joann Hill Shirley Hilton Bill Hodges :.' i t H if ll, 55 A ' i 'l H' Q Il. X . wa 'S , . el ,. arm ' X 6 I :F X Q we - .,..- g if QA . .i- - -535 -Lf ' 'Q' y Wi, a f L fe: IE Betsy Kappus iii ,Z Dorothy Keller 2 'V A . Keith Kelley Q A V . William Kelley V c gy y tt Patricia Kemnitz L it Graham Kendall Z X David Key im ,yt , lack Kiper jj, -V Q K ' fg Eddy Kitchcl B c 1, M reey 5 fsf' Q 1 bi Billie Knipe t y Y - - fe Marcia Kopp , f B L A tl f ri Betty lo Kuns xl x Mac Lacy Marian Lahman Ray Lang lohn Lashley Billy Lawrence Bill Lawson Dinah Laycock lack Lee Leo Lee Mary Ellen Leininger Billy Lewis Mickie Lewis E X .H 2 it ik as E 15 ' Va 4' S' it RJ Q' X Patsy Lewis lanis Lindsey Wiilella Littrell lanet Livingston X Donna London Beverly Longabach .fi I Nm B 4 5 Q K Thelma Looper Dick Lowery loanne McArt Bailey McBride Bill McCoy Peggy McCoy Buck McCray Armita McCrosky lane McCullough Nancye McCune R. L. McGhee Mary Ellen McGrew Eugene McKay loAnne McLemore lack Mahaffey james Malone Marolyne Malroney Arlin Mareburger Charles Marler Sue Marlowe Tommy Marrs Betty Marshall Donald Mayes P531 Cleburne Medlock Patti Nunnelee Bob Nunneley Iris jean Oakley Alva Ohmart T. L. Oliver limmie Orr Roger Orvis Barbara Oursler Daisy Oxford Bob Paapanen james Passmore Marita Patrick Patsy Patton Donald Payne Wanda Perkins Albert Perry Patsy Perryman Leila Peterson I. D. Pettay Karl W. Pfleiderer lr. David Pharr Barbara Phillips Ray Phillips E591 Roy Phillips Dick Milburn Ray Milburn jim Millarr Margaret Miller Phil Miller Robert Miller If Frances Miller lack Miller I 1' Wayne Miller .Q , lllllll X LarrY Miller 2 l Marvin Mills Roger Mobley Coy Montgomery N Don Moore l jerry Moore Ted Moore joe Morris jane Mossberger . Ann Moughon O f Eloise Mouser . 2 Louise Mouser Kay Mullens l Frances Munsey ,Jai Sumaya Naifeh I ' Larry Neff Franklin Nelson j lanna Newbolt ikcwx Betty Newsom Maurice Nickell Bill Norman -,, M W7 Q Sharon Phillips I i Sue Pickens Patty Pigman Phillip Pilkington , . Kenneth Pipes 'Cl V, X ' jane Pittenger if Margaret Plumer . Floyd Plummer 3 jim Pollard f' - Ruby Pomeroy lg' jim Potts J ,Q I Pat Prowse f X Charlene Putsche Bob Ragsdale :' A Thomas Ramsey Q lbll james Randall 'l'l if Sue Raney H Cecil Reese , Roger Reid Lillian Reis ' Paul Renne 'Wi' Russell Reynolds same Ricards ' ' ,Q Bill Richardson 5 WR l Wayne Richardson U. Ina Riddle . get , .'l ii f :P Xa j l ll 'Y Roberta Rider V, David Ridley ' -- Ozella Riley 5 A ' Sara Ritter f B is an Qi ,,,,v: is l X A5 1 'I -.f.. 4 I J in A-I Vrrk K l: , TE W Q, my ag .Q , , ' f ii I XX-5 Ll gf P ,ip ' rs l as , , Q Z -' K , :4 A - R to -2 7 . .., :- N , 3 Q-'R ig ' l x t if in if el X i ll P If ff of , ' a X ,- We 1 ef- u l so g s . , 5, iz ii .V V i . o Q at V f t i g 'ii ' eee e Q R . if Q V: I kkii :A I '. it Sl gag sg in J -in? .., j 5 si. L, 6- L 'Q is T A 5 X is ll Carolyn Roberts Bob Robison Erna Rody Raymond Rogers Walter Root Shirley Ross Bill Rowe Margaret Sallee Bill Sanders Bonnie Sanders Bob Sanseverino Rex Saul Arthur Saunders Barbara Schenck john Schickram john Schillinger joe Schindler jane Schmitz Bill Schultheis Dale Scott Virginia Sellers Sallie Self Bill Sewell f60J Charles Sexton as i xi Xb Iudy Sexton Z., Alice Shannon llfiilll Q Nancy Sharpe mm! Daphne Shaw S Mary Ann Sherrill N Cf? . Hal Sherrod I 1 Barbara Sherrow 2 x Lavonne Shook N Dorotha Sigmon E, Harold Skiller S Carolyn Skinner X' Lefty Sluder Betty Smith Gary Smith laneanne Smith 5 uv, Sally Smith ' Q' Pat Smittle f Sonny Snider 6 ig 5 ,, Q! 4' loy Snyder Eddie sparks ' 4 -:- Rosalee Sperry Orville Spiker Morris Starr gm! David Steed 5 ' lack Steele I W ' , A H ' Ronnie Steele lkeew S' Darrel Stewart ' J M Earl Stewart Q i 3 Donna Stone lack Strayhorn ' y Elwood Strozier ' H lack Shlff 'Q' .K 'gif ' K 'GZ' K ia-wee Sfufs-nan S iv S Z. ' eil Dick Sullivan lkk A I a - . ' Zffg Y Q ik - eiea S f ren S Swanle Swanson ge -.vi ig . QV Don Taylor my David Tedeschi I Brady Tennison G .K ' wi if V ,A W Kenneth Terry gi g - .. I E ii S Charles Tetrick 'J ' il b . 3, ,,,- A ' Carol Tibbetts . A ,, A , lean Tiger li uuz . M V Clara Todd at - IV -y hh, 11 Ronnie Todd , tx? . ki , b f . S it W Donna Tfolmgef S S Zf: iirii ' T X -fi. ' S l Martha True gi.: Z b f Lois Tucker b ' Y ab V N David Tuller 7 W i ,V 1 y Bill Turner r Q , A Kenneth Upton I Y . ' :in gy E lean Van Arsdale -r-1 -f LI, :H , ' i V - ' W' 4515-as - W fix, Q, ' ' ' 1 K 4 W 'en ez... J.: is i i Helen Smithee l 1 Shirley Vaught l A R l jack Vinson C' Rosa Lee Waack Margie Wakefield 1 Owen Walker : Amelia Walkley Tommy Wall Lewis Wantland , Qe Q , 4' 'W .vx ' - Elaine Wagner 5 'lm l Q 6 f P X Kenneth Warlick , jerry Watson Richard Watts james West Patsy Weston jimmy Whipple Betty White james White Roger Whiteside Richard Wich Carolyn Wiemann jim Willey Deeda Williams l E Glen Willis Q Harry Wilson R Raymond Wilson I X,jfQ Bnlvvee 5 Wanda Wise r Treva Witcher l jane Wolverton F f A ' ' V ll f ' up , ' ffl 'ff R- X y 1 N 4 .,,, W s Of i 'iv - ' , 1 4. C 1H?'s RR ea 3E.af R R 5 ,l V Q R: R J - R '1 5 'R fi 3 'Y f in N i ' f K s It R teet . R R, R 2 f - R RR C ' - A C we f Q' RRRRa3a5t 2 eggei 1313? 5 ET4f' 'TR iwiQ?? R531 5'maoR ii? iEem7Qi Mf'a9wR f 7ghwR fa - 5 ' 1 1 4' V .Q 7. 'H 'W 5 5 , gi i f l if if N H RR fists l ' ai'l N f R as e 'f R X R .gif I 5 W, 6 an 5? is .R ..' . xy K N W jim Wolverton - ' - - V - I l I .5 k,V:',,, Y - f ' ' ' ' , ' g ' QR Q - at Gene Wood 3 45,1 Q ,V C- Q ,N-- A Richard Woods l 3, o R 12, '2 Charlotte Wooten 2 a ii R r fl . we QR Clifford wfaghf e yrs R R RL R R J Q3 he Wright E ,V Q. JL - g V5 I to xv N, XR I Martha Wyatt W R a.-' R W R it R lil 1' C Ethel Yakel : M A g A gr g ff ' K Virginia Yeakey 1 l l Rvr A f --fn Owen Young L K .43 3 f A , A R ,Ny r Geneviene Zerbe ' gg . james Zink R K iii 1 1 L ' COURTESY FINANCE l Evelyn Burns, Chairman L Leona Conley' Chairman James Abernathy Jim Comfort . . Beverly Brewer Thomas Conley Hllda Falhs Margaret Plumer Frank Clayton Jack Haynes ' Douglas Gambreu Ethel Yakel Doris Cochran Jane McCullough I r L J. D. Pettay E621 .liivm ll-l UNIOR FORUM Willella Littrell, Chairman Camilla Crane Martha Gregory Don Gresh Marvin Hagan David Key Kenneth Pipes Joyce Atkinson Dodie Ayling Carolyn Brooks Gwen Broom Bonita Sue Drew Mary Anne Dyer Rae Nell Fender Sandra Gaddy Shirley Hedges Jack Hollingworth Roberta Rider Helen Smithee Ronald Todd Donna Trolinger Shirley Vaught Virginia Yeakey PROM Cecil Hudelson Jack Lee Margaret Miller Marita Patrick Patsy Patton Barbara Phillips Carolyn Roberts Bob Robison Bill Schultheis Patsy Weston Carolyn Wiemann John Carter Edna Hereford Janice Harder Sharon Hicks Graham Kendall Marcia Kopp PUBLICITY Peggy McCoy Roger Mobley Anne Moughon Patti Nunneley Mary Anne Sherley Gary Smith PLAY - READING Mac Lacy Shirley Ross Ruby Pomeroy COMMITTEES RING .l. 1 - ,. -1 Mac Lacy, Chairman Richard Boyer Joan Brindel Sue Davis Wally Dirion Peggy Sue Hunt Dorothy Keller Patricia Kemnitz Donna London Bailey lVIcBride Louise Mouser Eloise Mouser Kay Mullens Barbara Oursler Bob Paapanen Charlene Putsche Roger Reid Billie Ricards Jane Schmitz Sallie Self Daphne Shaw Betty Smith Sally Smith David Tedeschi ' SCRAPBOOK Beverly Brooks Nancy Browning Susan Crain Lennie Gammel Jean Gunnels Joan Harrell Betty Jo Horner Marian McLemore Janice B Barbara Austin Pat Barnett Janet Butler Peggy Campbell Barbara Clow Albert Perry Jane Pittenger Gary Smith Rosalie Sperry Jean Van Arsdale Jerry VVatson Billy Wise James Zink SOCIAL rowning, Chairman Carol Jenson Marian Lahman Jimmy Orr Erna Rody Nancy Sharpe Barbara Jones Mary Elder Barbara Sherrow Nita FOSYBI' Mary Ann Hedburg Janice Stutsman Barbara A115511 JoAnn Hill Jean Vaughan Anne M0Ugh0H Jim Wolverton E631 l nfl' 71. R 9' M2 S F -gs ,J ,. fume IRYIIHIUI e 1 1. G . 3' 0 fr ,Q fi R A CORONATION OF MISS WILL ROGERS Xl LEFT To RIGHT: Laura Moore, Sophomore attendantg Peggy Campbell, Junior attendant, Patsy Lloyd, Senior attendantg Queen Virginia Lattingg Kitty Davis, Senior attendantg Jayme Anderson, Sophomore attendantg Mickie Lewis, Junior attendant. TRAINBEARERS: Tommy Akins, Melba Kay Trowbridge. If a fellow doesn't have a good time once in a while and get a good laugh out of the serious side of life, he doesnlt half live. -WILL ROGERS. l64l X X X! X X XXRJXXX R yf fff?i?Xf X X , w m W Q X X XX Mf f f iN R E X X - 3 - f 5 f 'i 1 ., 1 -fi 'S .ff f' 41- .,-jp f. ' 4' fy' f g ' '. - : ',V'W!ff ! f' .ff-'ff1 ,-fy lf fil- A f , 1 J ',, - , 5 V r1-':W'C-'- 'f!,, .',I'P '11f ,f? 'H7r'f'ffI.'7 ,f' I' ' , W 1.1 ' - ff 1 Lqg- HI .wif ffl! V: Af, 1 i .' 21 E 1 I.:-.I-LI , 1' I H'-lu ' 11,97 V,lW,6'7j,,Z!',vN 5 ,V Wifi-'lglilv -'Q f ' ff V f I , f - ' ' ' - f , , i , , :V--1554, ,mf ,f, . Nh, ,, Ov X Q ' STAKING A CLAIM A TQ-figgx T ROGERS' fffi ill V I 'mo , , - an ,lr ta 51 : 1 -vuvnvy '- 8 Q- IQ' 'vga .I .Q:.vv,l!oqv1, I l .T -Y 4' 1 'gn ' , ' , i R MISS S'I'I1LI.A GARIIIAN Sophomore Class Director SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President ,,,,,. H, Vice-President ,- - , Secretary - ,,,,.... - Treasurer ,,,,,.. ,, -., LLLLLLLL JERRY INMAN LMATIZDDI' DORROIJILII SHIRLEY Jo XVATSUN JERRY CUNNINGIIAM Student Council Lu, S..,SSSA Suzy L0vLI.Ess Youth Inc. ,BI3'I I'I' Social Chairman ,L LD O 'U :: 0 Z c: w rn O I- w UD U2 0 '11 '11 D-4 O F: :U CD DUNCAN, BILL WoLAvIiR BILL LA'I I'Ixrs I l FRUNI Row, left to righf, SI1,X'Il'1D: Miss Gartman, Jerry Inman, Shirley Jo Watson. SECOND ROW: Betty Duncan, Suzy Loveless. THIRD Row: Jerry Cunningham, Teddy Dorrough, Bill Latting. l f66J ta, , pill, Q ' 1 f gg- ,J 4, fone un ,lv A 51 ' Q 6 pg f SOPHOMORE BOARD FRONT ROW, left to right: Jerry Cunningham, Shirley Jo Watson, Teddy Dorrough, Jerry Inman, Betty Duncan, Suzy Loveless, Bill Latting, Bill Wolaver. SECOND Row: Linda Dudley, Eddie Voorhees, Barbara Rosicka, Wayne Turner, Ann Sherrod, Carolyn Davis, Everett Collins. THIRD ROW: Miss Gartman, Charles Canter, Buddy Fulton, Jon Howard, Larry Lloyd, Charles Dean, Mike Turner. SOPHOMORE HOME ROOM PRESIDENTS Charles Canter Everett Collins Carolyn Davis Charles Dean Linda Dudley Buddy Fulton Jon Howard Larry Lloyd Barbara Rosicka Ann Sherrod Nlike Turner YVayne Turner Eddie Voorhees Gary Wagoliei' 300 100C 321 313 123 412 506 301 310 206 223 4-13 Q24 217 Fm just an ignerant feller, without any education, so to speak, but I try to know 'what Fm talking about. fVVILL ROGERS. E671 Mr. Gordon Mr. Knapp Mrs. Leonard Mrs. Johnson Mrs. Sellers lNTrs. Morris Mr. Schellstede Miss Cottingham Mrs. Riley Mrs. Camp Miss Calhoun Miss Elms Mr. Kubik Dir. Endres -7 'ui ,il 'an l S , Fe Q A' '757 ' -'N f l A l 6 f ,l l l 4 lo Lee Ballard - rf- Q' fi. .TX Q -2 rw I Geneva Alexander Sue Alexander Beverly Algiers Charles Allen Ivan Allen ' N Q! Larry Allen layme Anderson Sally Anderson Bettye Anglen 6' Carol lean Ansell X Faye Archer janet Armstrong Betty Lou Arnold Q ,ra'V, Bill Arnold ' an M lg I H V Corbin Arnott V . 1 F A you up l Iohn Afehley f f' , M Wayne Bagby P :.,. Q ,B v 1 - :,,. :,, , A t '1 Buddy sake, ' R 52 ffi ' B' ' X fi X115 n . K 4 - 5 Alll' '::'l if 1, e,fl. N .. 4r.,, ., .. v,' S i Cleta Baker I V df V .. lay Baker . V ' a 9, M I Mary Ellen Baker A V V N..: Q, . A .. .,. ,. M Ronnie Baker Y , fi' L Sue Baker I l L Ioanne Bancroft in ' Al Banner X 'Fink Helen Barr if Virginia Barron A Bernard Bates Sondra Baze J A, B' Bill Beattie 'B Q Raymond Bedard Behm Carol Bennett V Bobby , A Roger Berg 3? 11? , v it 4 X '-- wg laih Billy Bicknell 1 , Betty Bishop P H. Iudy Bevlns .,, , Anne Bolt , . V 1, Carl Bolton .'-' - A' Randy Bossard , : ' 'i Pat Bowker David Bowlin Shirley Boyce C Pa' Boyd E ' ' Patricia Brant We . 6 ik 6 Q J W if 3 if 5 Dorothy Branum i - Cleta Ray Brasel leannie Breiger Montie Brewer Harriett Broadhurst 'V A .W in ,.:: ga .V Bettie Louise Brook ti E fgsj Clifford Bruce B a A I L 5 Q ,X get I fe ...., - 1 i. . 2 . r In I ' Barbara Brumley X .TQ in I in V . A 1 Buddy Brunson . i rl gi g N V K, Vkgyz ig fvf., a Leonard Buchanan 'mm X Q i i' rqqk i E' H A F V V '-. I fi' 5 :H ' , ' VN Marilyn Bullock XXI? . . , L df, A ::.. f kv sl Shirley Bullock ,flllll X P' ' I J Q William Burgess S 1 ii VAI. . ,,., loyce Burnham 1 ' ,Q ' 5 A,,. E 1 N Wesley Burris ' , Cl fat Am B-ff 3 f ' M TL A 'WJ ,EI Carlene Busby W , In V V ,. ' V john Bush Q. .ia wllr it a Edwin Camp loyce Canady Q I I ' , Charles Canter ' A Q it -G -:V, Y K Frances Carlin V E ,,. X ti' i n - ,f + --yy Rene Case A V V ,V A Donna Chancellor ,'2:' Don Chandler L fgf Y V Leo Christerson Q ak! K . Vlvf uzllq , 18 Alberta Church I lg 4 n t are ss a 'P 'sn hle C' E- M ity it -.b-'- .lgu ' sf at of ' s Richard Clark t I QC, Q, l,. i uv Tom Clark aj: X is 'K t If-l A ,l', M Dick Claybough 59, 5 Xliil iiii V l A Cynthia Coil il, S it Vi ,B Milton Coleman lim x . U E . a X Everett Collins 'exo- ' l : f , '-i' '32 .', ,Q V a W e Lonny Collins Q . HEH D A 5 Ioyce Combs fx '- , i XXV ' l Carol Comstock Alice Conatzer iii i Alice Conley H ggi Q 'Wl Z Bob Conner i 3? , , 3 Doris Cook D Connie Cosan 'If N t , , Q Burton Cox Ml Q , i gi Sylvia Cox i iiiii Walren Cox 'E T f'lh ' 3 1 f Carl Crain e I up - AVVAAI ' X X . Q - H. A loel Crewson ZH: a , A 1:-I y K ,'.f'i ' ' E ' ' jerry Cunningham 1 i X l A il. .a,, 'EEA iv I loyce Dalton K Kitty Dalton . . 1 P .,'. ii Bonnie Danel A. in 5 1 K , A Carolyn Daniel ft . . L W . A Q jerry Darrough ' K ' ' ia,fa it 4 Gwen Davaull iii l tl'i ii ii ii,, ' Bill Davis I it D l U 7 ' t I 'xx L. B 'i Carolyn Davis ' james Davis l l Lonnie Davis f -f 5 K in Marietta Davis 2 if X5 . jf Richard Davis V i i691 Charles Dean 3 X AV 5, 't Q john Deen . If u Mary De Geer Phyllis De Moss Q all jimmy Denton johnny Dirck I i in , Betty Dismang X: Ronnie Dixon Kenneth Dodgen '- john Doll I Charles Dorris ' V Teddy Dorrough , Velta Drummond Linda Dudley Dorothy Duff Lois Dugan Betty Duncan Roger Duncan Dick Eckles Marcia Edgerly Gloria Ellis Douglas Ellsworth Paddy Estes Keith Farmer , Norma Field ' George Fields WR V Royce Finch ,, 4 F' . ji H17 2,1 A 5 X l , W -1' lf: ,Q i ,X s x A ., - , .. 6 ,Q j - Bull Finley K , G it G if Donna Finnell i y xy V jerry Finnell john Forsythe l. 7 ,W ,, , . E K vii ayfx., A 7 . L ' nf? , L' ' M. , N f X if 7 4 xii m X lx, l Pat Fournier David Frampton David Franklin Ronnie French Marjorie Frisbie Shirley Ann Fryar Dorothy Fugate Buddy Fulton jerry Gabbert joyce Gallamore Betty Garrett Sandy Garrett Ted Garrison Tom George Karl Gidion Tom Gilbert Donna Giles Doris Gimlin Richard Gindt jacqueline Goddard joan Goddard William Goetz Roberta Goff E701 jerold Graham . M. ,L Dwayne Hippensteel Betty Hitchcock Don Hocker Chuck Hodgins june Hoffman Donna Holden Dan Holmes Tommy Holyfield jon Howard Peggy Howell joni Hudman Charles Huggins Margie Hughes Pat Hughes Richard Hughes Robert Hughes Bill Hull Buddy Hulsman Pat Humphrey Don lngle joann lnglett jerry Inman Finas jackson E711 jack jackson johnny Grammer Terry Green Inez Griffin 0 B K, l l llllllj 'IAPS X M, XX 4 Carl Griffin jerry Griggs V' up joan Gunn ,Y , f N Robert Hackendorf i james Hales Dick Haley B fl Dorothy Hall 1 . Maudie Hammond jo Ann Hancock Lee Hanley Q Kitty jo Hargrove ' Emily Harlan Tommy Harris Bob Hart Bill Hatfield Frances Hawkins 6 Roger Hawkins 6 ll Gerrie Hayden A he Ronald Heck ig Ollie Henderson it J, Twila Hendrix :jing Verlin Hendrix Richard Henricks lyk jf Barton Hettick 'Bday janette Higgins jerry Hill Paul Hines l Q . 4 , l. , if my 'll 1, Z . WR- S , Q2 Q A' lm .. :X , ' A X Q jerry Bob james Pauline james joyce jameson jimmy jeffries james jenkins Mary Ann jenkins Aki i s ,, y A' -11 ' ,, ii sy 1, S is yy v j ij i 1 if wp. ry 53 i ' V up N an N: fa ' A N ,,:b V 5 Jilv gh .4 H 4 S A -Q.: 5 ,--,. mf Roy jenkins , L lx 'jhjjjj jimmy johnson f , gl f in 'L an Wilma johnson ' 'V' 5 ' j l V gl 1 if , H- if Benny lowes 'lf 5 . A ,:i,. H 'wi ye y a Buddy im-es iiij Q ' L L Creighton jones mx X E k joan jones J ' ,,.y ' judy jones 5 Q A ' Sally jones -A ' . -5 F pw , - Velda jones L 4 W 3 L' ,, , K Lenora Kaase - A it V- A 'Y ' A jimmie Kaemmerling x K y I Carol Kellar A james Keller L A 'if ' - jim Kelley if 5 1 yyyz i 1: 59 g Tommy Kelly 5 fl Bob Kelsey QZ. ' V X L ' Z f - it 5 I Mary Lois Kennedy lllll K iz., 1 5 ,lah K, X li 1 1 Eugene Kenney ' gy ' john Keys ,V ,L C I g ,V L . leffv King L A ll-35 S A ff Elizabeth Kiper rf , an X 'E' if E, , Tom Kirkpatrick fs X xx - I K 5 ,. 4 ,. if , AHKH i L Dural Klotz L ! X .x i X K gn .. 3 ee. Gretchen Koenig Virginia Lackey we , . Ronnie Lacy 'K kt . A Charlie Lang f liil 1 ': Dorothy Latham S sin Lanang Nathan Lauderdale Bill Lawyer i ' 5 5' Marie Laye Beverly Layman Phyllis Lentz Paul Leslie 1 , Nw Emery Link Larry Lloyd Dale Looper jay Lotven Suzy Loveless Sylvia Lowder I Ann Loy in A Howard Luper Donna McAfee Paul McBride jack McClure f i Q ., Lf auf I ,' Q, Q tgl .. SEM .gh X in il wx . f N-f ia- 4 '- ' .Y 1 A om om f '.l' ' t S V23 T MCC f , X11 sr l a Peggy McCor A A 1 . Donald VVV f gm I . If -Q lg ,ay V mick McCrary Y V ' AZAIZL V 'i 3- lim McDaniel L l jerry McDonald L K Gayle McGill l -Q V V l Phyllis McGill V , I ,A , V Pat McKay Barbara McKinney Marilyn McKinney Marilyn McKnight Marilyn Malet . all 9 llllll if ww fy ay lllll l ii?a gig ' i i J , f ll' y oayle McGill Y tl Q l' 5 T7 5 X ' Q 5' V F V Q fi if I f 6 ll Sue Meredith Iohnny Middleton Bill Miller Gary Millikan Patricia Mills julia Moffett ludy Montgomery Gary Moore Laura Moore A aan Wayne Marlar V ,V - A W y M - V, H Charlene Marshall ' . - ,V : M vu A it A lack Melaugh f L , '- 1 -'ii ilii ' i L L V A - L Marvin Miller V - W ' . ' , V Ray Miller ' ., 'Y as V a r L f Sue Miller an l . y ,..a: a l L l' a M D If V l ' fa .aylayl Q il of 'E' Q , ' f ' , , , M L' y l'-r f Betty Ruth Mott Carolyn Moyer Richard Moyer .V V , loan Murphy VV f Ima Lee Neal W l Don Nichols ll Larry Nichols A ' Pat Moore Roberta Moose William Morris Q . B if lg , 's ' 'ivy ' , , 5 xr ' -.V sa. A Vx , EN X9 i X is Mary Nickell L .. Bill Northcutt 4' ' y M a- Ed Law V Shirlee Oertle 'E ' . ' GarY Ogl VIS V a i VV Mary lane Ohmart 7 as '- iffy , W l 2 2 fi l,hlfVl!lf,i for 6' , , Rodney Ojers yil. , ' .,' w Nancy Orelup Q A 'f VV Marie Orvis 4 V Q 4' ' VV, GVA, V ' VV- Sue Orvis V yzu, ' Y i Q S ' V 5 Q 69 .. 5 .--- ly ..,' Nancy Owen Vs .g..,, V .M VV, , . qv V VV .,, . at il? Sharlene Oxley , gf. V ...Q VVV en ' ..., , 4 3 1 ' E V - ' 1 ': Duane Park W V Q Gary Parks VV. .. V V VVVV V Odis Passmore ki -gy V V V 6 Bob Patchett H - V VV ifVV?r : Vyay L fs' c Marianne Payne V V V V - K ,K - .V VVVV5 V I V A .V sg if . 73 Evelyn Peacher S, 13 - V il 'A l l Q xr K 1 Sfl 4 Carolyn Peeples f - jimmy Pendergrass Q V, Tony Penix H Nancy Pennington Ill l A Fred Perryman I . Q ' 1 Ronald Pesha E jeanelle Peters , Mary Lou Petri Robert Petri Don Pfeifer jerry Pfister jimmy Pharr Carol Pittman Louise Plaster Betty Lou Pointer Pat Polston john Posey Marilyn Prather Evelyn Pray Dale Pride janice Priebe Nancy Pritchett Terrell Proctor b. n Connie Propst Y h Dan Ragan WR ' Don Ragan , , Qld l lE 7I ' l ',l 4 . at ' P X Q -. . 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A gm' , . , S X i ggvq g we ew ij? v:12-. ,ze lsafM ag l viii? 5 I ' 3 Sammye Sage Lloyd Sallee Eleanor Sampson judy Sandridge Le Roy Sandidge Frank Schad Elizabeth Scheer Lee Schomer Clayton Saul Clella Scroggins Ann Sherrod Yvonne Shimley loan Simmons lack Slankard Ralph Slocum Nancy Shields Florence Sluder Barbara Smith in mi ,gf lll' llllllj X are :fuk 5 l l Q . Beverly Smifh O 6 ' L ,Q if I I Suzanna Snider 2 ' if ii C ' X o f-c - f I . M, A . H A Betty Snow Qt E V. ' e .:a. . I A Sf ll' N, v c iilzis . bz Zyvyy .A., ? .,.:: nn a lngs ' S L Q 34 'Sa g e it Bill Stephens YQ? ll y y a 'oe ep , 1 gwwywwm mmm gWR e il e A n ' Carolyn Stitt A g 9 it Ronald Stone 'MQ ' A . ,Bl , L 5 ' Robert Stow A 'Q ' - :.,:. Q , ' . . - 'X l , l U -, I - - -yglg K eg fe Phyllls Strader t A Silvia Straight Bruce Stringer ,. . Dan Strong W Peg Stubblefield Q ' ' 5 Marvin Stunkard . 'S Charles Sullivan he A ia- . e Nil ., loe Sullivan e Phyllis Swedberg ' In c S Elsie Sykes ' M Nancye Taylor f 'Q W limmie Teague A Tb' Robert Tedeschi , S ,g - '52 T Shlrley Tennyson Mickey Terrill , jerry Thomas .. V i V I Lloyd Thomas a A-'A . . ' '51 Q' 5' Walter Thomas 2 -e z gg 311' S+- E ' ' . X Wayne Thomas ' V '... fi 'fy V kyk I - Ei, S 5 ,if lo Lynne Thompson W I V Na f if X X l 'X .el gl! ,L ll Pat Thompson Gracie Thomsen joe Timmons lane Tiner Bill Todd Ii75J Karen Traweek J , 'ii'7 fg- Billy Trickett Elizabeth Trude loan Trude lo Ellen True jim Tummons Frankie Turner Michael Turner Wayne Turner Anne Turner William Turner Kenneth Turney lerfy UDP Freddy Upton Paula Van Arsdale Ralph Twidwell Gloria Van Brunt Donna Raymond Van Noy loan Vaughan Willene Vaughn Vandever Buddy Vandiver Phyllis Vincent Eddie i Bill Waggoner Tiff .i as ff Gary Wagner Pat Wagoner Bert Walke Voorhees loan Wadlow I' jimmy Walton Sandy Walworth lack Ward Shirley jo Watson Tommy Watson jerry Waughtal Ann Webb Mary Beth Weddle Io Ann Wells Beverly West Mary Sue White Sue White Neoma Whitlock Martha Wickham Ronald Wickham Billie Wilcox Sam Wilkeson Earl Williams leanne Williams Nancy Williams leanie Winningham Bill Wolaver Fred Wolf Kenneth Wolf Frank Wood E761 Al Woolsey Ann Wright Frances Wright Q yy X 12 :9 r Q. t Logan Wright Shirley Wright A Imogene Wyatt Barbara Wycoff C if l ' lx MW IIHPUX X C, ,ax cc, i ' l if ' 4 'W lt! , it it wg V g Q 5 leffi' Yeager b A Q in at, ii'r5 A lerrv zelanka 'Z We 'Q X J QU! I ii 9 2 - SOPHOMORE COMMITTEES:..-1- 24 WELFARE COMMITTEE MARIANNE PAYNE, Chairman Edwin Camp Rene Case Joni Hudman Wilma Johnson Gretchen Koenig Marilyn McKinney Mary Ohmart Yvonne Ratliff Shirley Tennyson Joe Timmons Jo Ellen True Pat Wagoner SCRAPBOOK COMMITTEE CARYL Liar: Ross, Chairman Ivan Allen Carol Bennett C. E. Clark Connie Cosan Pat Fournier June Hoffman Jimmy Jeffries Don Nichols Carolyn Peeples Chlora Rust Elizabeth Scheer Sue White PUBLIC RELATIONS COMMITTEE BILL Doris Gimlin Terry Green Jo Ann Hancock Toni Lee Hanley Pauline James FINLEY, Chairman Ronald Pesha Dorothy Reynolds Darlene Russell Jimmy Teague Phyllis Strader SOCIAL COMMITTEE BILL LA'1'T1Nc,, Chairman Geneva Alexander Mary Ellen Baker Raymond Bedard Ioan Goddard Gerrie Hayden Janette Higgins Joann Inglett Joan Murphy Carol Pittman Ann Stallings Peggy Stubblefield Phyllis Swedberg Jeanne Wyatt W ,jj it X . . ,L 1,,f-1.,.,.5,- 1 f,5.33.'if,, 4,-:. x U i r V N ' U km , ,A I ,. ww, L..,.,!,,, ,Wm b, W, ,,,..,,,,:,.,, ,A'gmef':2n9igK1fex.+f,,g,g,gi4wmv:y,W.,.u1-4.zme,'s,5,g5cggp:1fs5wQ1ff5-fffysxgmagfg.was 'fwif :N A,4, .,:k , ,, T , ., . . ,. ' ' .r - .,Qg,w,3 -1- .. ...-,f .U -Q ,,,,. +,,f,M- .v,,N,,. - J , I ,,?,,K,lG,',rh , nh? SPAM yy, , J1!g,,Vf,,., 1 , V, VI. 1. ., J , f nf Q .. 4 f , ff, S - .- f 4 X . I, ,N-, ,..,f,1, fn. R . , I 1 vi, V I , , , 4 ' ,, ,. .. - - 1 , -J: ,r.,'f', -en.: fiat P ,. ,N-..rw,-s:,. 2 Wfmw.-2.1 f ' ,f 'jp+914,w.,,L,5f..v ,' 1-'avg' ' :Q . F v 1 ' w . , , ,, , W f , ,1 I- -YM., Q' -1,,.':i,Ew,, ,wgwj ull.. s-.L-,.6j::gf-E? .gk :1 .iw3I.J,3.,? 2, ei ,- , , H if 1 nge-L11 ,.f:- -- , . ' 1 ' 1' . ' ' V I r V ' J ,NN ,Q I of- I - -2,151 ug k '-3' .3 lr flmwvr In 1.113 U an 4' ' . 44 OUR EDITORS Lariat Editors JACQUITA GII,BREA'I'H Assistant Editor MARTHA Hoon Editor JUAN Tlilil, Assistant Editor Scftooi Life Edifo Us SHARONELI, Mox'1'G0ME.Rx' Co-Editor Tom 1Jr:'EsPENzA Feature Editor 'Xxx Bli'l l'Yli CARLIN C0-Editor i .rf ,, , 'V: k ' i 1 ggi rag iggggggiaikf Yoda? iiai W at I have cracked quite a few jokes on public men here, both Republicans and Democrats. I hope I have not given offense. In fact, I dmft Irvlicve any big -man will take offense. -W11.l. Rouliks. E801 .oo ' W7 W.. an E S : 5 Qs .w 4, ftmnmr IMI! llfl' a . ' A o P la ,Qt x Nt 5 Q Publications Board SEATED LEFT To RIGHT: Phyllis Johnson, Mr. Charles Westgate, Mrs. Hortense Bateholts, Miss Caroline Copeland, Virginia Latting, Mr. C. C. Pruitt. SECOND ROW: Louis Heavner, Jane Eisen, Albert Perry, Martha Kieser, Grant Straight, Annella Anderson, Paul Renne, Rosalee Walton. The Publications Board was organized to decide upon photography, printing, and en- graving contracts, and other business mat- ters for the Lariat. The Board is made up of four faculty members and ten students, who are selected on approval of the faculty. Miss Caroline Copeland served as chairman. Other faculty members are Mr. C. C. Pruitt, business man- ager, Mrs. Hortense Bateholts, art, and Mr. Charles Westgate, photography. Phyllis Johnson served as secretary for the Boardg Jane Eisen and Paul Renne, photog- raphyg Nlartha Kieser and Annella Anderson, assistant business managers, Grant Straight and Albert Perry, art, Louis Heavner, Vir- ginia Latting, and Rosalee Walton were rep- resentatives from the yearbook class. 'gThere is one thing a nation canlt accuse us of-that is secret diplomacy. Our foreign dealings are an open book-generally a check book. -WILL ROGERS. E811 l Sv. fl , 4-:nun an ,DE7 Q N o'.'o s ,..,3 1 ,Q '. dv . LARIAT STAFF TOP PICTURE FRONT Row, left to right: Jacquita Gilbreath, Betty Jean Mayo, Patsy Lloyd, Martlia Hood, Joan Teel. SECOND ROW: Corinne Oliver, Rosa- lee Walton, Martlia Kieser, Peggy McNair, Annella Anderson. SECOND PICTURE FRONT ROW: Jackie Coleman, Betty Payne, Mary Munn, Jim Hadley, Carlynne Lea, Sharonell Nlontgomery, Peggy Clothier. SECOND Row: Colleen VVilson, .lane Orman, John Shields, Diane Brown- ing. LOWER PICTURE FRONT Row: Roberta Cook, Dorothy Cantrell, Phyllis Johnson, lVIiss Caro- line Copeland, Nlary Ellen Tutton. SECOND Row: Virginia Latting, Jim Billingsley, Ronnie Johnson, Louis Heavner, Bunny lVIanley, Pat Tudor. NOT PIC'l'URl'1I7: Peggy Metcalf. ACTIVITIES The Yearbook staff are the ones who make it possible for the student body to have a yearbook each year. They start early in the fall and work con- stantly to get everything to the engrav- ers before the deadline. All scheduling of pictures, pasting and arranging pan- els, Write-ups and layout of the book are due to hard work of this group. 'gl may not have always said just what they would have liked me to say, but they knew it was meant in good nature and junf'-WILL Rooriks. l82l 0 , ,pu n, ft ' 'Q . o s f 2 S Q- ,v 4, fmwmr UIHFIIRJWWI 1 . A 4 'h :ajft Q ,Ag SCHOOL LIFE x E FIRST Row, left to right: Bettye Carlin, Sharonell Montgomery, Toni de'Espenza, Jackie Coleman, Martha Hood, Charlene VVeber. SMIOND Row: Steve Avery, Pat Pigman, Betty Jo Kuns, Bar- bara Phillips, Janice Browning, Jack Beesley. THIRD Row: Jim Wolverton, Jane Eisen, George Anderson, Dick Dillenbeck, Jack Cooper, David Simms, Paul Renne, T. L. Oliver. NOT PKITURED: Sally UpdeGraff. OFFICERS 1 ACTIVITILS SHARUNELL MONTGOMERY fr-' C0'Edit0 The students Who make up the School Life BETTYE CARUN , -w,,,,,4---, , C0-Editgr staff at Will Rogers must write features, news Tow DF,FSPFN7A Feature Fdimr stories, editorials, columns, and headlines, CHARLENE WEBER e MAR'l'IlA Hoon Y , C, CAROLINE COl'FI.AND , -dude ,,,,, Treasurer , Student Council W, Sponsor with a deadline always approaching. School Life was distributed in home rooms on Thursday mornings. If they would just quit printing newspapers for about a year I would get some books read, but by the time I go through the daily papers, I am sound asleep. E851 -WILL ROGERS 1, . .U,,fnn,nllroz E Q- ,J ,M-nmfxrr anxuonrudr 1 Q V 9' A M4 1: 1 Ae 'I I PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB FRONT Row, left to right: Betty Duncan, Bryan Hawkins, Jane Eisen, Warren Cox, Leigh Cov- ington. SECOND Row: Paul Renne, Joe Richardson, Miss Caroline Copeland, sponsorg Larry Nichols, Bill Barnett, Bob Whisenhunt, Mr. C. R. Westgate, sponsor. NOT PICTURED: LeClaire Bossard, Richard Davis. OFFICERS PRESIDENT ,,,,,,,,,, ,, ,,,,,. - Jane Eisen VICE-PRESIDENT E ,L,L,L,L,L, O Bill Bgrnezz SECRETARY .-,,..,,,L, ,LeClaire Bossard TREASURER EE..-.E L...... Bob Whisenhunt STUDENT COUNCIL REP., EE.E. Paul Renne ACTIVITIES The click of a camera or the flash of a light is their ticket to any and all major events. You never see them without a loaded camera ready to snap a picture of some person or event. They take, develop, print, and en- large pictures for the Lariat, Tulsa School Life and other school organizations. Miss Caroline Copeland and Mr. C. R. Westgate are sponsors. I haven't got a picture of myself. If I did have, it wouldrft be worth two-bits. And if you did have, l'd give you two-bits to keep it. -WILL ROGERS. E841 0- .ms ij Jyxznnzzzvxxnrznf YA A ev J? '-3 ADVERTISING BOARD UPPER PICTURE FRONT Row, left to right: Martha Wyatt, Carolyn Daniel, Phyllis McGill, Donna Giles, Marita Patrick, Sally Jones, Jody McArt, Janna Ledbetter. SECOND ROW: Joan Teel, Barbara Webber, Mel Christerson, Shirley Alldredge, Martha Hood, Ann Loy. THIRD ROW: O. K. Goolsby, Ronnie Steel, Danny Brown, Sterling Browning, Lawrence Sluder, Harry Wil- son, Doyle Boyd, Don Edmondson. LOWER PICTURE FIRST Row, left to right: Jay Lovtin, Kitty Davis, Mary Rawlings, Dorothy Keller, Sue White, Annella Anderson. SECOND Row: Miss Allie Dale Lambert, Marian Lahman, Dorothia Roberts, Jo DeFoe, Mary Claire Jefferies, Ann Turner. THIRD ROW: Dick Eckle, Neil Winslow, Bob Buford, Fred Vierra, Dick Delleny, Karl Reid, Charles lVIcFarland, Donald Gomaz, Rene Case, Ray Milburn. OFFICERS ACTIVITIES PR12s1DExTc,c,u We , I LL,, OD ,I B0 d 7 H Oy e y Taking charge of all ticket sales for plays, I 'CE PRESIDENI H Danny Brown Round-Up, and other school events. Sl C RLIARY W O A 'MaNha Alice Hood Distributing School Life and Lariats SPONSOR ,,,,, , Miss Allie Dale Lambert HI ain't for anything and I ain't selling anything, I ain't arguing for anything, I uin't gn! I1 remedy for anything -WILL ROGERS. ISSJ f -- 1 ,na N Yu' 1' 2 ! il 13- .1 , flume :anvil a .5 5 es' u 9. 8 V5 ROUNDlH'BOARD FRONT Row, left to right: Bernice Barber, Ann Moughon, David Wells, Caryl Albin, Marvin Ha- gan, Jane Burnham, Ben Canfield, Mary Ann Hedberg, George Anderson, Bill Stevens, Mary Ann Gregg, Richard Bottomley. SECOND ROW: Wayne Maxwell, Martha Hood, Donna lNIathes, Ro- berta Moose, Joan Bagby, Nancy Grove, Jane McCullough, Rosalee Walton, Dorothy Rinehart, JoAnn Dorr, Wanda Funston, Dodie Ayling. THIRD Row: Dick Cunningham, Robert Wolfe, Bob Wallace, Dick Dillenbeck, Neil Winslow, Jack Cooper, Bill Clark, Henry Lacy, Jerry Lou House, Oliver Engle, lVIac Lacy, Dick Bradley. FOURTH ROW: Pat McPherson, Lloyd Raper, Kitty Davis, Virginia Latting, Toni de'Espenza, Mary Jo Hyatt, Patsy Lewis, Lee Sliomer, Daphne Shaw, Val Goff, Shirley Ross, Bert Jones, Jayme Anderson. OFFICERS DlR1sc'1'OR , PRl'1SlDFN'I' L, D, Sl'1CRF'lIARY ,ae , W Y CON'l'lNlll'I'Y,, W, Comizm' . L se DANlIr1,,,,,e,Y,,, e S'1iU1u:N'1' DIRECTOR L PllBl.ICl'l'Y,,,,,,, lN1AKl'I-UI' e, ,,ee ,, , Cosrmirz DESIGN,, is ART ,,,,, ,LLs,ee , .see -,-. as Cosrlwuz PRoDUc'1'loN 7, S'1'Aui1c:RAFTeL.i,e,, B, Miss Doris Niles , ,,Henry Lacy Virginia Latting Dick Dillenbech Wayne Maxwell Wanda Funston , Bob lflfallace Toni de'Espenzu Ann Ritchey . ,Nancy Grove ,L Albert Perry Pat lVIcPhers0n ,,R0bert Wolff' ACTIVITIES Duties of the Round-Up Board are to plan and produce the 'Will Rogers Round-Up. This includes reviewing all try-outs, planning all staging, costuming, and scenes, and writing the continuity. The l95O theme was L'Leuve It to Luck. 'glfs the fellow who knows when to quit that the audience wants more of. I86l -Wiu. Roar-1RS. :UWB ,alias Q gl gf ,f , album nv luis a ,E Q ga' Q ,C vt STAGECRAFT I FRONT Row, left to right: Al Banner, Don Hocker, David Wells, Fred Upton, Frank Woods. SECOND ROXV: Robert VV0lfe, Harry Wilson, Kenneth Pipes. THIRD Row: John H. Black, sponsorg Paul Renne, Donald Pesha, Bob Steele, Cleburne Medlock, Roger Hawkins, Bill Goetz, Pat McBride, James David, George Hauptmann, Buddy Hulsman, James Abernathy. OFFICERS ACTIVITIES S,I.lmICN.1. DIRECTOR ffnrfn Robert Wolfe Making scenery and setting stage for class ' plays, assemblies, special programs and ShC.Rh1ARY , ,,,,, Y, ,,,,,,, Harry Wilson Round-Up. EI'HlTRIC'TY ' W David Wells Uperating movie projectors and sound SCIMINICIM' ,W C I .O,,A,, George Hauptmann equipment. SPONSOR ,W ,,,,,,,,,,, ,W John Black Assisting at Senior Breakfast. Hllflore people should work for their dinner Instead of dressing for it. -WILL Roouks. I87l all 'ml U? ei c: cn F1 z he O O f: z Q F' :,tn,'.G, I ,Z . A Q iw M, fmvmn Odifllflllfl' 1. 1 ,If 3 4' 1 '99 . 5 FRONT ROW, left to right: Margaret Copeland, Martha Hood, Marilyn Towers, Carlynne Lea, Billie Blue, Charlene Weber, Jane Burnham, Patsy Lewis, Marian Lahman, Sharon Hicks, Shirley Ross, Juanita Roberts, Ora Frazier. SECOND Row: Jean Murdock, Mrs. Lola T. Lockwood, Sharonell Montgomery, Carol Comstock, Caryl Sue Albin, Sue Alexander, Sue Loveless, Jayme Anderson, Bonita Drew, Nancy Browning, Dortha Sigmon, Sue Davis, Carolyn Roberts, Janis Lindsay. THIRD Row: Barbara Valerius, Toni de'Espenza, Shirley Wright, Patti Nunnelee, Mar- lene Wilson, Rosalyn Ryan, Miss Nettie Underwood, Zelma Swope, Bunny Manley, Carol Pitman, Laura Moore, Roberta Moose, Shirlee Oertle. FOURTH Row: Clay Posey, Odis Passmore, Doyle Boyd, Pat McBride, Ray Jenkins, David Foley, Bill Bennett, Jerry Simmons, Jack Meyer, Roger hlobley. FIFTH Row: A. O. H. Setzepfandt, Darrell McCormack, Bob Sykes, Phil Miller, Lefty Sluder, Barry Caruthers, Bill Castles, Jim Pollard, Paul Inbody, Teddy Darrough. SIXTH ROW: Paul Renne, Jerry Upp, George Kubik, Burt Jones, Dick Dillenbeck, Ronnie Johnson, Dick Brad- ley, Eddie Kitchel, Ross Ausburn, Dean Goates, Don Brady, Wally Dirion. Got a problem? Take it to the Student Council-they'll fix you up in a minute, though they are busy with Student Directory Sales, conventions, selling cokes and refresh- ments at the dances they sponsor, and work- ing out the Point System. They are more than willing to accept sug- gestions for improvement throughout the school and to make it easier for anyone to contribute an idea, they placed a suggestion box in the main office. ' The Inter-School Council convention was held at VVill Rogers this year and approxi- mately SO0 visiting students and sponsors attended the meetings. Carlynne Lea, Rosalyn Ryan, Phil Miller, and Mr. George Kubik, sponsor, represented Will Rogers High School at the S.A.S.G. convention held in Charleston, West Virginia, in November. CContinued on Page 891 Politics ain't on the level. I was only in 'em for one hour, but in that short time somebody stole twenty-two votes from me. -WILI. ROGERS. E881 .Ulvw,-lwfvf.-z ' Q fn 1 , rffflv-n:v1 1-nnv '- f A af ,J ',,,,p-fr, .va,1frnnnvn N 1, l ,F Aw ' 14 ,1 'M W 'X STUDENT COUNCIL EXECUTIVE BOARD Sl-LATED, left to right: Jim Pollard, Carlynne Lea, Ross Ausburn, Burt Holmes. STANDING: Rosalyn Ryan, Jerry Simmons, Mr. George Kubik, Principal 0. A. H. Setzepfandt, and Miss Nettie Underwood. A project, originated by Jane Orman, was started this year to furnish the Vinita State Hospital with current magazines in good con- dition and, as usual, the student response was overwhelming. About 1700 magazines were sent to the hospital on the first delivery. A committee of art students, headed by Barbara Valerius, made about fifty posters to help promote the clean-up program sponsored by the Student Council. A slogan contest was held in connection with the campaign and members of the School Life staff won the one dollar prize for the best slogan submitted. Additional posters were displayed in the school cafeteria, listing prices of plate lunches, salads, milk, etc. The building and grounds committee, headed by Burt Holmes, saw to the replace- ment of broken furniture, mirrors, and other necessary items. Any man that knows enough to say nothing always wins the admiration of those of us who feel that we can do the talking much better than he can anyway. It takes a smart man to differ with me. -WILL ROGERS. l89l 0 1' N L n-.HOF , 'Q' INTERNATIONAL UNDERSTANDING CLUB FRONT Row, left to right: Donna London, Corinne Oliver, Pat Swearengen, Leona Conley, Clella Scroggin, Mary Nickel, Kitty Jo Hargrove, Mary Ellen Baker, Evelyn Burns, Jane McCullough SECOND ROW: Beverly Jordan, Betty Smith, Nancy Poage, Johanna Ladd, Jane Burnham, Jose- phine Worrell, Mary Ann Dyer, Shirlee Oertle, Dorothy Rinehart. THIRD ROW: Leon Meigs, Lee Poyer, Virgil Shelton, Betty Bishop, Barbara Oursler, Shirley Jo Watson, Carolyn Davis, Jack Haynes, James David, Wayne Miller. FOURTH Row: Rita Shepherd, Sharonell Montgomery, Jim Comfort, Ann Hammond, Gerald Graham, Jackalyn Lassiter, Bob Paapanen, Janice Harder, Harold Schnarre, Jim Green. OFFICERS OF UNESCO ACTIVITIES Sent representatives to State UNESCO PRESI1JEN'l',W,,,H. .,,.... ,.Rita Shepherd conference in Ada. Distributed about 800 letters from foreign students to teachers so VICE'PRE5lDENT -fff aaa-Jane MCCu110ugh our students could answer them with teach- SECRETARYYY, - ,Li ,,,,,,,,,J0htl7l7ll1 Llldll ers Supervlslonl Sent packages through CARE. TREAMIRER ' A ' eeeefgfvffly Jordan Had outstanding speakers from overseas STUDENT COUNCIL REP. Y Jam, Burnham and travelers abroad show movies and slides. Had exhibit of gifts from pen pals. C0RREs1'oN1nNc: SPQCRETARY H d 'I ,Ut f Ch , t u d f W Yi Wfffffw Dorothy Rinehart a ex ll 1 0 ris mas ear s. Secured State UNESCO meeting for next SPONSOR,,,, . .,,,, ,Miss Tommie Barnes October. I tried to find out who the Barbarians -were. From the best I could learn, Barbarians were the people who stole from you. If you stole from the Barbarians you were indexed in your history as a Christian. -WILL ROGERS. l90l ,, pn, .ta Q X 2 Qt ,J 4, 4-mme uxrnurmrffu- 1 1 If . Q9 fl -Q r QA q Q OFFICE ASSISTANTS IN FRONT OF DESK, left to right: Wilma Hanson, Ann Sanders, Ollie Acker. SECOND ROW: Rita Robertson, Jane Orman, Jackie Waughtal, Phyllis Johnson, Ann Pearson, J acquita Gilbreath, Pat Hughes, Carolyn Malone, Armita Croskby, Mrs. Frost. THIRD Row: Pauline Doshier, Joan Bagby, Louise Davis, Collette Leibee, Mrs. Twila Pitcher, Joan Hill, Elaine Helander, Mrs. June Shepard. A student office assistant has many duties such as: collecting slips, delivering passes and bulletins, typing and doing odd jobs. Help is their motto and theyire always there to as- SlSt. Several girls Work in the office each period during the day helping with the many jobs that need to be done. They work under the direction of Mrs. Mary Frost and Mrs. June Shepherd. They assist the Office lvlanager, school Secretary, Registrar, Attendance Clerk, and Stenographer, and receive school credit for this Work. Ulf a man hasln't made a success out of his own business, we donft 'want him practicing on own. -W'1LL Rocrzks. f91J . ' ,Vi , E J' V: r,-1:91711-ony., S- I 2 Q- .1 'rgp . rx .1 ,rfrltnov-ny s , ' 0 . g r . 4 ' ,if Q K 1 LIBRARY ASSISTANTS FRONT ROW, left to right: Mary Ann Dyer, Ollie Acker, Wayne Miller, Marjorie Anderson, lVlarita Patrick, Joan Ormiston, Effie Govits, Joan Jones, Peggy Hammann. SIQATED, left to right: Mrs. Moore, lVlrs. Allison. SECOND ROW: Shirley Smith, Dorothy Brumbaugh, Ann Orelup, Erma Kay VVright, Harold Schnarre, Roger Orvis, Ann Nilson, Bob Paapanen, Billie O'Farrell, VVanda Park, Dixie Dunn. Library Assistants have to be courteous and efficient to those using the library. They spend many hours checking out the books, checking them back in, mending and sorting them and then starting all over again. lllrs. Ethel Moore has the job of librarian. The library opens for service each morning, which is the busiest time of the day. Two stu- dents help at the circulation desk and maga- zine racks while others carry on the Work of shelf-reading, book-mending, shelving, acces- sioning and Writing of fines and overdue no- tices. The assistants take the annual inven- tory and process the pamphlets and maga- zines. They also learn to use the library so they, may help others efficiently. Just imagine! I was in a farmerls' house here flfnglandj and he and his family had a book instead of a radio. -WILL ROGERS. l92l vu is 7' i umf' I 41, . 1 A.. 'T A1 . . v v 'ini' who 4 'Q Q sl 5 ,I i fl 4 Q 9 3. Q 5 1 4 5 R .Q JUNIOR RED CROSS -s TOP PICTURE, FRONT Row, left to right: Helen Barr, Mrs. Clara Riley, Jayme Anderson. SECOND Row: Jackie Coleman, Peggy Howell, Johanna Ladd, Ollie Henderson, Annella Anderson, Sara Bangert, Nancy Grove, Jo Ann Hill, Ollie Gresham, Don Franklin. THIRD ROW: Bernie Epps, Marvin Moore, Helen Bousky, June Gravitt. LOXVER PICTURE, FRONT Row, left to right: Joan Jones, Pat Tudor, Pat Pig1nan. SECOND Row: Erna Rody, Shirley Yeubanks, Nancy Shields, Mary June Walker, Betty Nelson, Jeanne Williams, Nancy Pritchett, Marian Lahman. THIRD ROW: Walter Root, Jerry Kirkpatrick, Bill Lawrence, Graham Kendall. The Will Rogers Junior Red Cross is noted for its community and international service. OFFICERS Each November they sponsor a member- ship drive and raise money to further their goals. They spent much time making life more enjoyable for the less fortunate, such as giv- ing gifts to the girls at the Indian school in Eufula, Oklahoma, giving parties at the Jun- ior League Convalescent Home, the Polio Ward at Hillcrest Meniorial Hospital, and the Veterans Hospital at Muskogee. There ainlt but one word wrong selfishness. WILL ROGERS. PRESIDENT L-. ee,LL,A, , VICE-PRESlDliN'l',f,, eeeeee. l SECRETARY ,O . eeeeeeee We TREASURER -end ,.--m.,vel.,,e SPONSOR ,,..,.e,, ,,.,-.,,., with every one of us in the world, and l93l Annella Anderson Nancy Grove Johanna Ladd Pat Pigman O Mrs. Clara Riley thafs ,.,c, ,tn ll D 1 p 2 5- ,J ,, Hunan aasrnnudr a Q V Q' 2,5 Q 5 ROGERS KEYSTONERS AND HI-Y KAPPA KEYs'1'oNi3Rs 2 FRONT ROW: left to right: Doris Lemons, Peggy Metcalf, Mary Lee Rogers, Ed Cole, mascot, Joyce Keys, Virginia Sellers, Joy Brock, Bunny Manley. SECOND Row: Rita Robertson, Frances Wright, Pat Ojers, Edna Hereford, Gretchen Rang, Pat Bates, Marilyn Cline, Gay Rogers. NOT PICIAUREIJ: Charlotte Beach, Joan Wade. ROGERS HI-Y l FRONT ROW, left lo right: Ed Cole, Ralph Rolston, Bill Massey, Jimmy Greene. SECOND ROW: Major Bruner, Bill Curry, Peggy Metcalf, mascot, Robert Wolfe, Perry Winburn. NOT Plc1'l'URl11D: Paul Renne, Derl Wood. Sweetheart Formal Run the City for a Dayl' ACTIVITIES L'Country Fair Spring Conference Annual Open Housew Ul l lCl'1RS KliYS'l'0N HRS JOYCE KEYS President MARY LEE ROGERS Vice President PEGGY METCALF Secretary VIRGINIA SELLERS Treasurer EDDIE COLE Mascot SUE MCCOOL Advisor olflflcl-:RS Hl-Y JIM GREENE President BILL CURRY Vice President BILL MASSEY Secretary ED COLE Treasurer PEGGY METCALF llflascot MAJOR BRUNER Advisor Canteen Officer's Retreat Work Campl' 'Sophomore Mixer Joint Activities Doin' good deeds is iust like ropfn' cattle and 1'1'c roped a lot 0' cattle, so I ought to know how to do a good deed once in fl while. -WILL ROGERS. E941 ir. 7y,.a7'51F t, 'Y' 9 Q I-4 . fwfr:-ill-rannvfn 3' 5 3 'gear' Amfnmnnsansnlenvvdg 1 ' . 0 ',la-itll. asf M' Y-TEENS SEATED FRONT ROW, left to right: Marilyn Strader, Dixie Brunkow, Verna Frary, Pat Hughes, Jane Eisen, Erma VVright. SECOND ROW: Patsy Lane, Gretchen Rang, Sue Raney, Joan Wade, Joan Teel, Janna Lee Ledbetter, Doris Lemons. THIRD Row: Patsy Swearengen, Val Goff, Jackie Waughtal, Jean Murdock, Camilla Crane, Donna Trollinger, Carolyn Kelly. ACTIVITIES The Y-Teens at Rogers are represented by the Kolah club and the Sharmarrons. Be- sides the individual parties and dances given by each club, they co-operate in service proj- ects and contribute to the World Fellowship fund which aids less fortunate girls in other countries. Miss Mabel Messner heads the Teen de partment at the Y. W. C. A. and sponsors ol the two clubs are: Kolah-Mrs. A. D. Teel Shamarron-Mrs. Edward Roark. L'When we have lost everythfng else, we can't lose our friends. -WILL RLJOERS. f9S ff' . , W a ' .5 W. ,M f:,,.,.,,w . .. ,. D kg? M . X . -- A ' I ,if ., . 9' h gg-Wi: I M 1' 4- ., T. M . -3' ' ,J 5 .k ' . , ,V , , ' , 1 ff . .f ' 2 ' 'lv NS ' F 2 ' - 'f , ' :v ,wgzw w m . Q-Q ,L ,g. .fn W H -xi - f . , . '2 vi Q, vb I 1 . f , j. ' ' 'I 443' ,,. ,P Q- . .few ah Q . W K . ' ' 5 ' I k 'I ,,f 9 . 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MEI,BA HEITMAN, Miss DAVIDA PHILLIPS Caryl Sue Albin Beverly Algiers Geneva Alexander Sue Alexander Shirley Alldredge Annella Anderson Evelyn Anderson Jayme Anderson Marjorie Anderson Sally Anderson Carol Ansell Faye Archer Janet Armstrong Betty Arnold Joyce Atkinson Barbara Austin Dodie Ayling Joan Bagby Elenora Bailey Mary Ellen Baker Sue Baker Jo Lee Ballard Joanne Bancroft Sara Bangert Bernice Barber Pat Barnett Helen Barr Pat Bates Carol Bennett Beverly Berry Betty Bishop Marion Black Mildred Blevins Billie Blue Pat Bodenhamer Ann Bolt Pat Botefuhr Helen Bousky Pat Bowker Marquita Boye Patricia Brant Geraldine Brehm Jeanne Breiger Jyme Bretz Joan Brindel Harriet Broadhurst Beverly Brooks Joy Brown Janice Browning Nancy Browning Peggy Campbell Donna Chancellor Alberta Church Marilyn Cline Barbara Clow Doris Cochran Cynthia Coil Jackie Coleman Joyce Combs Cathernie Compton Roberta Cook Margaret Copeland Elsie Cotton Catherine Cox Pat Cox Sylvia Cox Camilla Crane Kitty Dalton Joann Damon Carolyn Daniel Carolyn Davis Beverly Davis Joan Davis Sue Davis Kitty Davis Betty Jane Davy Jayne Dean Bobbie Deatherage Jo Defoe Mary DeGeer Phyllis DeMoss Evalyn Denton Gwen Devault Rusalyne Dishroon Beverly Doerr JoAnn Dorr Pauline Doshier Betty Downen Linda Dudley Betty Duncan Betty Pauline Dun Carol Duncan Loretta Duncan Mary Ann Dyer Marcia Edgerly Marilyn Edwards Jane Eisen Ritis Ekstrand Mary Elder Paddy Estes Hilda Fallis Barbara Faucett Norma Field Donna Finnell Phyllis Ford I97l Call ACTIVITIES FOR 1950 Cheering at athletic events. Crowning of Football Queen. Ushering at Plays and Round-Up. Trip to Oklahoma City. Nita Foster Pat Fournier Ora Frasier Marjorie Frisbie Dorothy Fugate Rose Mary Fuller Wanda Funston Joyce Gallamore Lennie Gammel Sandy Garrett Jacquita Gilbreath Donna Giles Joan Gilger Doris Gemlin Nancy Glasgow Barbara Glock Jacqueline Goddard Joan Goddard Roberta Goff Val Goff Donna Goodson Joanne Gravitt June Gravitt Mary Ann Gregg Ollie Greshan Joan Gunn Jean Gunnells Dorothy Hall Norma Hall Ann Hammond Peggy Hammon Jo Ann Hancock Dottie Harcrow Janice Harder Sue Harlan Jo Anne Harrell Helen Harrison Gerrie Hayden Marianne Hedberg Shirley Hedges Elaine Helander Barbara Hicks Sharon Hicks Joanne Hill Martha Hood Emily Hoop Carol Hopper Betty Jo Horner Jerry House Peggy Howell Joni Hudman Margie Hughes Pat Hughes Norma Humphries Peggy Sue Hunt Mary Jo Hyatt Pat Humphrey Annette Jahn Pauline James Joyce Jamison Mary Ann Jenkins Carol Jenson Wilma Johnson Barbara Jones Joanne Jones Judy Jones Nancy Jones Sally Jones Velda Jones Ruth Kay kay, fn, ,1 o E 1 a 5 Q ,iv Gp rtwrrn lsr!! , V 0 ' Emir ,SQ Carolyn Kelley Carolyn Moyer Louise Plaster Nan Shirmer Donna Vandever Patricia Kemmtz Kay Mullins Margaret Plummer Nancy Shields Jean Vaughan Joyce Keys Jean Murdock Pat Polston Mary Ann Shirley Joan Vaughan Betty King l Ann Murray Ruby Pomeroy Dorotha Sigmon Shirley Vaught Elizabeth Kiper Joan Murphy Marilyn Prather Joan Simmons Joan Wade Gretchen Koenig Nancy Musgrove Connie Probst Barbara Smith Joan Wadlow Marcia Kopp Donna McAfee Janice Priebe Betty Smith Elaine Wagner Johanna Ladd Jody McArt Pat Prowse Beverly Srnith Marjorie Wakefield Marion Lahman Barbara McConnell Charlene Putsche Pat Smith Melia Wakely Patsy Lane Peggy McCormick Betty Rainbow Janeanne Smith Mary June Walker DorothyLatham Peggy McCoy Sue Raney Shirley Smith Sandy Walworth Virginia Latting Jane McCullough Gretchen Rang Susanne Snider Rosalee Walton Marie Laye Nancy McCune Yvonne Ratcliff Eddie Sparks Shirley Jo Watson Carlynne Lea Phyllis McGill Dorothy Reynolds Rosalee Sperry Jackie Waughtel Janna Ledbetter Barbara McKinney Sue Reed Carolyn Stitt Ann Webb Doris Lemons Pat McPherson Lillian Reis Donna Stone Charlene Webber Jacquie Lenox Ima Lee Neal Billie Ricards Phyllis Strader Mary Beth Weddle Mickie Lewis Joanna Newbolt Ann Ritchey Janice Stutsman Jane Weiner Patsy Lewis Betty Newson Roberta Rider Patsy Swearingen Jo Ann Wells Janice Lindsay Veda Nicholson Sara Ritter Phyllis Swedburg Beverly West Barbara Linthicum Ann Nilson Sue Robertson Tommie Tasker Kay White Willella Littrell Patti Nunnelly Erna Rody Joan Teel Mary Sue White Janet Livingston Shirley Oertle Gay Rangers Lee Tennyson Sue White Pat Lloyd Corinne Oliver Mary ogers Melba Thigpen Neoma Whitlock Donna London Nancy Orelup Barbara Rosicka Gracie Thompson Carolyn Wieman Dale Looper Ann Orlup Caryl Lee Ross Jo Lynne Thompson Barbara Wilburn Ann Loy Joan Ormiston Shirley Ross Patty Thompson Billie Wilcox Suzy Loveless Sue Orvis Darlene Russell Carol Tibbett Jeanne Williams Marilyn Malet Barbara Oursler Rosalyn Ryan Jean Tiger Nancy Williams Carolyn Malone Nancy Owens Sammie Sage Jane Tiner Marlene Wilson Marilyn Malrony Charlene Oxley Eleanor Sampson Marilyn Towers Jeanne Winnnigham Charlene Marshall Marita Patrick Beverly Sanders Mary Towers Wanda Wise Marilee Mathews Patsy Patton Judy Sandridge Darlene Trantham Treva Witcher Bettye Jean Mayo Marianne Payne Barbara Schenck Ingrid Traweek Jane Wolverton Betty Lou Mayo Evelyn Peacher Elizabeth Scheer Karen Traweek Charlotte Wooten Peggy Metcalf Carolyn Peeples Barbara Seaman Donna Trolinger Erma Wright Margaret Miller Ann Pearson Sallie Self Jo Ellen True Nancy Wright Patricia Mills Nancy Pennington Virginia Sellers Martha True Shirley Wright Julia Moffett Pat Perryman Nancy Sharpe Lois Tucker Imogene Wyatt Judy Montgomery Jerry Pfister Daphne Shaw Anne Upde Graff Barbara Wycoff Sharonell Montgomery Barbara Phillips Rita Shepherd Barbara Valarius Ethel Yakel Pat Moore Sue Pickens Barbara Sherrow Jean Van Arsdale Virginia Yeakey Roberta Moose Carol Pittman Ann Sherrod Paula Van Arsdale Shirley Yeubanks Ann Moughon Pat Pigman DUDES USHER CORP xx .bg 417 Q U 0 Q , Q FRONT ROW, left to right: Marie Laye, Jo Ann Hancock, Erma Wright, Dorthey Hall, Geneva Alexander, Pat Bates, Donna Trolinger. SECOND Row: Nancy Shields, Doris Gimlin, Joyce Gal- lamore, Sue Raney, Janet Armstrong, Jo Lynne Thompson, Veda Nicholson. THIRD Row: Gret- chen Rang, Marilyn Tine, Shirley Tennyson, Jerry Pfister, Mary Ellen Baker, Mrs. Kay Camp, Mary Jo Hyatt. FOURTH ROW: Doris Lemons, Louise Plaster, Jackie Goddard, Mary DeGeer, Anna Burt, Hilda Fallis. t98l gn .13 H E xgmivrzmrffnclrfr Yv- .nifhs N RANGLERS ' Q L 3 - - TOP PIKITURL1, FRONT ROW, left to right: Neil Winslow, Gene Campbell, Wally Dirion, Frank Clayton, R. L. INIcGhee, Bob Adams, Eddie Cass. SECOND Row: Ollie Gresham, Gary Nlillikan, VV. G. Burgess, Roger Hawkins, Mike Turner, Tom lVIcComb, Terrell Proctor, Robert Hart, Phil Buker. THIRD Row: James Cole fSponsorJg Tommy Ewing, David Frampton, Jerry Zelinka, Bill Wagner, Lee Schomer, Dale Pride, Raymond Beclard, Merle Sumner. LOXVICR PIt1'I'lJRli, left to right, FlRs'I' Row: Edwin Camp, VVayne lNIiller, Harry Wilson, Teddy Phillips, .Ierry Yeager, Peter Hanf, Donald Pfeifer, James David. SIQLKIOXD Row: Jerry Gabbert, T. L. Oliver, Carl Crain, Jon Howard, Jack Melaugh, Dan Ragan, Jerry Thomas, Don Ragun, Richard Bottomley. THIRD Ron: .Iohn Deen, Jerry Upp, Bruce Stringer, J. D. Pettay, Al Woolsey, James West, Roger Orvis, Joe Stephens. OFFICERS ACTIVITIES Pzeszdenf . ,-,,L,L,,...,.I'RANk CHAxnaRRs VICE P,-Llsgljmf qi f WR- L. MCGHHQ Leading cheers at athletic contests. qLC'Lff1 !! f- f FRANK CIAAYVUN Assist in crowning the Queen. Iuuszm-r L-, . GliNIiCAxll'Bl11l.l. . Trl m to Rovers-Clan ' -n f tbzll 'z '. Sponsor ,,,, ,, . .IAXII-is COl.l I 5 My OO I g mu l99l YY Tg',4:1,l'l,z S Q- If 6, roman :svn ny 1 'l P Q' ' rn' . S CHEER LEADERS '--vnu!! .,f-- l 1 l i Q i it l -A ....? . z , ... wif .wen , A ,.v,.., arm. V , I FRONT ROW, left to right: Wanda Funston, Nancye McCune, Mickie Lewis, Jayne Dean, Rosalee Walton. SECOND Row: Bob Wallace, Paul Babiak, Dick Rody, Joe Cleveland, Jack Mahaffey. I certainly know that a comedian can last only till he either takes himself seriously or his audience takes him seriously and I don't want either one of those to happen to me till l'm dead-if th67l.,,-WILI. ROGERS. D001 ...1-. I U ,nn ffg YU 'W U 1, farrovpvrvnuwqgg ' i 5' -J ,pw roman as c un' . A e E 9 ' via ,Q KEY CLUB SEATED, left to right: Mike Ketcham, Mr. Woodrow West, Jim Pollard, John Cunningham, Jerry Simmons, Don Green, Phil Miller, Bud Garner. STANDING: Dick Dillenbeck, Dick Bradley, Jack Meyer, Dean Goates, Lefty Sluder, Henry Lacy, Mac Lacy, Ross Ausburn, Burt Holmes, Bob Mar- tin, Jimmy Orr, Sam Loy, Bill Hughes, Graham Kendall. SPONSORS NOT PICTURED: Dr. W. F. Hoover, Charles Loveless. OFFICERS President ..,.LL,,..,.LL JERRY SINIZNIONS Vice-President ,,,,....,,,,,. DON GREEN Secretary L,L,..LL,LL, Wwe JIM POLLARD Junior Class Representative . WPHIL MILI,ER Senior Class Representative ...,-BUD GARNER ACTIVITIES The Key Club was organized in September of 1949, the first organization of its kind in the city. It is sponsored by the International Kiwanis of America and comprised of boys of outstanding leadership and ability. The majority of the membership is drawn from the Senior class. They work closely with the Student Council in school projects. History has to ramble along a good many years after a man puts some policies into effect till you can tell just how they turned out. -WILL ROGERS. fl0l:I t I vnll, 4 '5 . Q , . X 'Z' ,J 044. funds umm nl ' ag ,Qt V A RIFLE CLUB A sQUAn LEFT T0 RIGHT: S. L. Gunderson, sponsorg Jack Melaugh, Cecil Hudelson, Mike Aitkins, Jerry Triggs, Don Nelson, John Hunter, Dean Claxton. B SQUAD FRONT ROW, left to right: S. L. Gunderson, sponsorg Verlin Hendricks, Everett Collins, Jerry In- man, Ronald Heck. SECOND Row: Tom Clark, Joel Crewson, Ronnie Lacy, Bill Burgess, Eddie Voorhees, Bill Latting, Wesley Burris, Kenneth Dodgen, Rodney Ojers. NOT PICTURED: Bill Stephens and Don Sterne. OFFICERS ACTIVITIES Pf6Sid6Vll5W ff---ff --if-f---ffJ0HN HUNTER lNIember of National Rifle Association. Vice P7'6Sid87Ll,L.,-.- ,..,Y - DEAN CLAXTON Qualification Firing' Secretaryqjreasurer '-'- ' DON NELSON Hearst Competitions-National Regional N. Range Office r 'f--- ne MIKE AITKINS R. A. Tourney. N. R. A. Monthly Postal SPOWSOT ---fe-4f A fMf--- S- L- GUNDERSON Matches. Shoulder to Shoulder matches. When I was a kid I used to go jack-rabbit hunting with the boys but they did all the hunting. I never killed anything in my life-WILL ROGERS. D021 pun, r 201 5 1 f ' Vu. fflloilrnvaaaqn 5- 5 ,J 'F frlrnmvrnnaxullovffn 1 1. at A V X Ag' DRUM MAJ ORETTES LEFT TO RIGHT: Sandra Gaddy, LeClaire Bossard, Sharon Mossberger, Mary Lou Saunders, Ann Upde Graff, Sally Upde Graff. Fm entirely different from the other movie stars. I still got the wife I started out with. -WILL ROGERS. D031 1'-',,,G ,uns Q Q Q--J' ,, :msn :AFI evra' . ,E 4' conf 5 Jkt GIRLS GLEE CLUB FRONT ROW: Sandra Garrett, Sandy Walworth, Alice Conley, Dorothy Latham, Dorothy Branum Shirley Yeubanks, Sue Reed, Mary Ellen Baker. SECOND ROW: Sylvia Cox, Judy Jones, Shirley Tennyson, Mickey Terrill, Joanne Kennedy, Margie Hughes, Gretchen Koeniz, Joyce Jameson Shirlee Oertle, Barbara VVycoff. THIRD Row: Joyce Burnham, Faye Archer, Doris Lemons Jean Letteer, Donna Holden, Dona Jones, Betty Mott, Nancy Sharp, Camilla Crane, Sammye Sage NO'l PlC'1'URlQD: JoAnne Wells. OFFICERS ACTIVITIES Presidente LLLLLLLLLL , DOROTHY LATHAM . Special Programs. Secretary-Treasurer ,L ,,,, JOANNE VVELLS Nlessiah. Accompanist, ,,,,, WW, JOYCE BIIRNHAM Assembly. Librarian., LLLLLLL L Le,.L ,-FAYE ARCHER Round-Up. Student Count-ileeu he at LSIIIRIEY OERTIIQ '4When I agree to sing, thafs the greatest evidence of sincere friendship I coula slznwf'--VVILII ROGERS. L1041 , , pm., ffrlovylrnvnvvnlr ' f 5, hw e,fnMrm,vevm1rrll4l1vfn I . 1 4 . K .N - 6 1 l l0t 'P 1. J A CAPPELLA CHOIR FRONT ROW, left to right: Joan Teel, Verna Frary, Pat McPherson, Mary Ann Gregg, Jerry House, Pat Weatherman, Betty Marshall, Rosalee Sperry, Caryl Albin, Barbara Valerius, Janna Lee Ledbetter, Peggy Clothier. SI'ICOND,ROYVZ Barbara Phillips, Elaine Wagner, Barbara Jones, Margaret Plumer, Ethel Yakel, Marilyn Strader, Mary Ellen Leininger, Carolyn Melone, Carolyn Kelly, Patsy Lane, Erma Wright, Virginia Yeakey, EI-na Rody, Shirley Elzo, Kitty Davis, Verona Faye Thomas. THIRD Row: Jane McCullough, Joan Douglas, JoAnn Dorr, Jane Pittenger, Bar- bara Webber, Delores Bucy, Ruth Kinder, Ann Murray, Anne Moughon, Mary Jo Hyatt, Jane Schmitz, Janice Harder, Shirley Alldredge, Carolyn Roberts, Patsy Lewis, Dorothy Keller, Jane Burnham, Peggy Campbell. FOURTH Row: Bernice Barber, Helen Smithee, Charlene Weber, Wanda Edmondson, Val Goff, Jerry Cunningham, Jack Strayhorn, Roger Orvis, Jimmy Greene, Raymond Bedard, Donald Turner, Dale McKenzie, Joe Timmons, John Carter, Bill Weinrich, Marilyn Edwards, Barbara Linthicum. FIFTH Row: John Cunningham, Dale Pride, Joe Rich- ardson, Bud Davis, Bob Hart, Alan Hall, David Foley, Mr. Wyatt C. Freeman, Director, Floyd Plummer, Don Whitsett, Bill Glasgow, Dick Smith, Ben Canfield, Don Edmondson. NOT PIC- TURED: Janeanne Smith, Tom lNIcComb, Dale Scott. OFFICERS President .-...,LL I AL., - JOE RICHARDSON Vice-President ,M ..,LLLLLLa PATSY LEWIS Secretary LLLLL.Lt C ...L.... KI'r'1'Y DAVIS Social Chairmant-, .... -BERNICE BARBER Student Directors Librarians ,,,., , I .L... MARY ANN GREGI1, DON WHITSETT BARBARA VALERIUS Student Council - ,,,,,, C tteet LDON EDMONDSON, BILL WEINRICII Director , Lttt LMR. WYATT C. FREEIWAN ACTIVITIES Thanksgiving Program. The Messiah. , Christmas Vesper Program. Assemblies. Round-Up. Special Programs. When I sing, I feel that is as far as any man has ever gone for a friend. -WILL ROGERS 1 0 SJ PFRCUSSION Belt, Jim Bevins, Jody Bradford, John Clark, C. E. Kannady, Ruth Prowse, Mike Rollins, Phyllis Taylor Nancye Thomas, Lloyd TROMBONES Bennett, Bill Bossard, Randy Field, Alice Hall, Alan Hulsman, Buddy McCrary, Donald Smith, Carl CLARINETS Allen, Paula Bates, Bernard Bell, Gene Bradley, Dick Claxton, Dean King, Richard McKnight, Marilyn Packer, Rita Pollard, Jim Rinehart, Dorothy Tucker, Nancy BARITONES Lees, Bob Walton, Jimmy Whisenhunt, Bob ALTO SAXOPHONE Branum, Dorothy Jordan, Beverly Pitcher. Phyllis Slankard. Jack Thomas, Walter TEN OR SAXOPHONE Thomas, Wayne BASSOON Covington, Leigh Turner, Anne GBOE Savenius, Alpha TRUMPETS Bicknell Billy Bush, John Davis, Richard Dean.Charles Epps, Bernie Fain, Charles Fine, Jack Forsythe, John Hartfelder, Larry Hudson, Richard McCullough. Ronald Mayes, Donald Nelson, Franklin Price, Walter Randall, James , D061 MAJ ORETTE S Bossard, LeClaire Gaddy, Sandra Mosseberger, Sharon Saunders, Mary Upde Graff, Ann Upde Graff, Sally FLUTES Forkner, J im Williams-, Neva BASSES Greene, Jim Link, Emery McFarlin, Charles HORNS Banks. Jimmy Pharr, David OFFICERS Captazn ,,,,..,,,,,,.n,,,,g RONALD BTCCULLOUGH lst Lieuzemmt .,....,,, ..,. ,,!.. ,BERNIE Evrs 2nd Lieutenants Trumpets 4... ,,., -.-L LARRY I'IARTFELDER Big Reeds,-,,, LI . v,, . ,.-,,NEVA WILLIAMS Clarinezs,.-,,L LL ,dw L LUN - LLLRICHARD KING TrombonesLL,- I, LLL.. ,LLL.,. L -CARL SMITII Horns and Baritones L.L.,,LLLL., -DAVID PHARR Percussion and Ba.s'ses,,,,-,, ,,,,,,,, ,-JINf BELT U07 :I I I. . ff ,un F- Q- ,P -1 rrviv-'riff-nv o ' 3 J Q- ,J 'Mp-,,1nu.f-rnp,.1, I '4 Q .. ' 4 ' ,r Q I, f l fn S11lR1.1cY Sweetheart of 0 Q!-fx if 11 DICK BRADLEY Senior Drum Major Ross the Band 3 -3 DON MAYIQS Junior Drum Major Q ' ,Ln,.:1!-naahz E Q- if wgfnmnevaanlemqvll 1 I eg. Q to 9,4 9 Q ORCHESTRA Joan Murphy Helen Bousky Connie Propst Anna Burt Rae Nell Fender Dale Pride Beverly Smith Don Whitsett CELLI Janet Livingston Catherine Cox Nancy Morgan BASS Jim Belt FLUTES LeClaire Bossard Neva Williams VIOLINS CLARINETS, SAXOPHONES TYPANI Dick Bradley Margaret Copeland Dorothy, Rinehart Paula Allen Beverly Jordan Alpha Savenius Walter Thomas Jerry Powell PERCUSSION Michael Prouse Albert Perry onol-:, ENGLISH HORN ACCORWON Alpha Savenius BASSOONS Leigh Covington Anna Turner FRENCH HORNS Ben Canfield Bernie Epps TROMBONES Marian Lahman Bill Bennett Shirley Ann Riggs PIANO Betty Nelson TRUMPETS Ronnie McCollough Larry Hartfelder Bernie Epps Shirley Ross Charles Dean OFFICERS ACTIVITIES out the year. It plays for all the class plays Secretary-Treasurer 'WTTJOAN MURIDHY and frequently for assemblies. Perhaps its L'b'a'ian eeeeeee- MDOROTHY R'NEHAR ' biggest task is playing for the Round-U11 Business Manager, ,,,,, ,,,CHARLES DEAN 51091 mln .kayla 9 nz i ' Q ,J 4, rnmrmnasr 9 'wil a . , 1 1. I -.F V. KAO. an SWING BAND FRONT ROW, stmzding, Jim Belt, Bernie Epps, JoAnn Dorr, Dick Smithg Piano, Dick Rody. Sl-KIUNIJ Row, seated: Richard King, Dick Bradley, Walter Thomas, Wayne Thomas. THIRD ROW: Albert Perry, Ronnie iXIcCullough, Larry Hartfelder, Richard Hudson, Don McCary, Bill Bennett, Randy Bossard. When the Rogers Swing Band plays you won't want to Wear ear muffs. Bernie,s Boys are considered slightly terrific and play for all the school dances. They had an act in the Round-Up and this year they have played for many church and social affairs. Sponsor of the band is VVyatt C. Freeman and band leader is Bernie Epps. Vocalists are Jo- Ann Dorr and Dick Smith. 'glt ain'L the piece-ills all right-It's the amount of times they will play it. Have ear muffs ready. wW1L1. Rocuks. IIIOJ I. Anchors Aweigh 4. Someone to Watch Over Me fs,-' Z. Detour 5. South of the Border QTY Ziff Q Lg, f 3. Man on the Flying Trapeze 6. Santa Claus is Coming to Town I v , I , , , fl If 2 ,ff l affwfiljgl 7 7. Dreamers Holiday KA n r I E1 l Q ,af ,ir X 4 lllll fimr Plwo'lT0cafd,0ly lYllfI'6S'l,ll'l J ' 1. candy ,. 1 Ag GMA V 2. I'm Gonna Be Boss From Now On Bi by 3. Lover 'XXX fa kb 'JV W A xeg 'b 4. 'Sophisticated Lady , fl? gf K H Q H X, ,J AQ adv Q63 V A N. ' B 6. There'lI be Some Changes Made . Villa lg, 'Q ,, V VK? . X ffxglmxjretty Baby 1 S Xf YW V ,- -, ,. 1 Qfiyff 'A 'Vik-W V V YYVV V Hoof 'Z-ls Didml Sea .Nh 'fa l:112J 8. 9. I0 ll I2 I3 I3 There's No Business Like Show Business I Didn't Sleep a Wink Last Night Her Feet's Too Big For The Bed Old Fashioned Walk CaIadonia My Lucky Day Tumbling Tumble Weed Z. 3. 4 5. I Wish I Knew 6. Temptation .4 by Wy . fy 4 . L'One Alone. 7. Rag-Mopf' f 02' 3 1,1 ,JN V' L V Lf! ,X 1 My Bucket's Got a HoIe in it. 8. I Won't go Huntin' With You jake R4I I W XX fi I I IIbIx.x Fw is IQ N7 f Hi Ho SiIver. 4. Hi Ho SiIver. 9. ScatI'erbrain. Tl y Mr ' . N I 'I You're Breaking My Heart. IO. They're Always Picking on Mehr! X I X XR-I x kj Xxx QUE' I1 131 J I 'HAH .j, QIQI-I 1' ,, i I MCS PSX S vw Q rr' pw P 1 . J 1, J sa, ,,--N I X r -4 I X f x fc VW ggi'-h Kffwfw El fix? 1 ,XX L2 aff 2,553.37 W- lj, 'W 14' K G, Mr. QT.. ,. Q?qfEQ,.,y . ,SKK-gag L. l. Pajamas and Prayers. 5. Rogers Will Shine Tonighhll 2. Rudolph, the Rednosed Relndeerfl 5. lust Margie and Me. .g 7.l'l, NZ XP fs lfllizfi 21 av ff 1 -a gp QD Kllfll-I 1 f .4 I 'J fn ' L-.a.-x lk K 3. There are Smiles. 7. Strike Up the Band. A . ' -wx xl 1 f 3 LQ . r 3 L lie ,MQ X fl N fl.igj 4. The Gang's All Here. 8. Dear Hearts and Gentle P opl Q ,I X ' l . ' ' en Q9 ' W -mf at NN, ' 1 i ,f J f 1 l X l , 4257 A. l l 0 xlgl l , l x A 0 ll l l ll X X Q Q-in N , 11 l ,.,, f I S'l 'Vff'? Cm ebcpliomcfe, 1 I gt. 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Ulfijff' A f Q49 VIRGINIA LATTING HER MA-114is'1'x , Mxss VVILI. ROGERS XI I D201 '..'yv:x,1lOR: F '. C,-.J' wqfnmnnvlaavlewvvii 1 1 r N 4' -no' ' .A Football In the all city round robin game of Sept. 16, 1949, our blue-clads were victorious over VVebster by a 7-6 margin, but were unable to score on Central and that game ended in a 0-O tie. In their first game of the regular season at Skelly Stadium the following week, the Ropers rolled over the Okmulgee Bulldogs to a tune of 21-O. Our boys went into the Central game at Skelly flushed with victory and confident of an easy win over the Central team. But at the end of the game the Rogers fans read the 6 to O verdict on the score board in favor of Central. Bounding back after our defeat by Central, the Ropers proved they weren't out of the race yet, by traveling to Springfield and defeating the Bulldogs 20 to 7 in a non-conference game. This game was a good exhibition of team play. The next week it was a long journey to Fayetteville, Arkansas. The team was still hot and we smashed the Bulldogs Q6-15. The most thrilling game of the year came next as we met Muskogee. lt was a neck and neck race right up to the end, but the difference seemed to be Jerry Simmons and Ed lNlcAfee who sparked our team to a Q5- 19 victory, in perhaps the greatest game of their high school careers. At Sapulpa our Eleven rocked the Chief- tains l4- to O in a contest that was not really pictured on the scoreboard, for Sapulpa was game to the final gun. Ross Ausburn was a standout player, in a stand-out line. ln a position to take over the District 6-A lead if Central lost to Muskogee, we engaged VVebster at Skelly Stadium. Hopes were run- ning high at Rogers for this was the crucial game. The Warriors scored early in the first half, and our team seemed not able to get rolling until late in the second quarter. Time ran out before battling Jack Brady could gain a touchdown. The Ropers never were able to threaten again and the game ended 14-0, as the district championship slipped from our fingers. It's al-ways been best to let the people pick out their own hero. Don't try to force one on them, it's liable to lmvu the opposite effect sometinzesf' -WILL Rooms. FRONT Row, left to right: Blanager Danny Lane, Wayne Richardson, Jimmy Dickson, Jerry Simmons, Dean Goates, Roger Reid, Bill Lawson, Ed McAfee, James Marshall, Ralph Pointer, Jack Brady, Elwood Strozier, Manager Dave Simms. SECOND Row: Coach Harry Knapp, John Cunningham, Jimmy Orr, Dan Chandler, Sam Loy, Richard Curry, Denver Wathen, Norman Garner, Eddie Kitchel, Dick Milburn, Jerry Moore, Coach West. THIRD Row: Bill Norman, Bill Lawrence, Jim Pollard, Joe Curry, Dorsey Gibson, Paul Kemmerly. FOURTH Row: Owen Young, Bill Turner, Ross Ausburn, John Inkster, Jim Foreman, Bob Bolton, Ted Nloore, Charles Tetrick, Keith Kelly, Allen Castleberry, Bob Buford. xrlig ER :OW JOHN CuNNnNcHAM NORMAN GARNER DANNY CHANDLER x DENVER WATHEN JIMMY ORR SW km BOB BUFORD 41,4 F6 RALPH po INTE ur. -v' xv., B 3 JERRY SIMMONS RICH fm., 6 870557 AUSBURN L3 'QPU CUP? K-ww, . . N rv em TUV CHARLE TETRICK 00? Q16 M TED MOORE 1 JIM POLLARD DEAN GOATS TCHEL Nw- PAUL KEMMERLY New JAMES MARS'-IALL RADY BILLY LAW S DORSEY GIBSON .Ulf-114110-A: i Q 1 . 1,-49-ivy:-vo-14, 4 '- 3 Q ,J 'Mp . ,. vawrnauf, x 1 -. l Y - 4 ,r 'M' ' . ' Next the Bartlesville VVildcats invaded Skelly Stadium but were repulsed in a hard- 'fought battle. John Inkster, hard-hitting tackle, literally held up the line with his smashing tackles and his vicious blocking in what was probably his best game of the sea- son. For the last game of the year the Ropers journeyed to Oklahoma City to take on the Classen Comets. Although our boys fought hard, the breaks ran against us and we came out on the short end of a 6-13 score. Chosen for All-District team positions were: Bob Bolton, Ross Ausburn, John Ink- ster, Sam Loy, Jack Brady, and Jerry Sim- mons. John Inkster, Sam Loy, Ed McAfee, Jerry Simmons, and Bob Bolton, received alternate positions on the All-State Team. Ross Ausburn was selected for tackle po- sition on the All-State Team. He was also awarded High-School All-American-Honorable Mention. In my falls I am not fortunate enough to spill any royal blood, but its my blood and it's all l got. No matter how common our blood ix we hate to lose it. -WILL Rmzlcks. FOOTBALL B SQUAD FRONT ROW, left to right: Ray Lang, Floyd Plumber, John Middleton, Ronnie Rial, Roger Duncan, Buck McCray, George Rogers, Clayton Saul, Don Chandler. SECOND Row: Wesley Burris, lNIaurice Nickell, Mar- vin Hagan, Jerry Waughtel, Bill Sewell, Bob Remey, Dale Scott, Coach Emil Schnellstede. THIRD ROW: Frank Schad, Jack Jackson, Jerry Inman, Jim McDaniel, Dick Claybough, Bob Conner, Jimmie Hales. Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers I ka nuvlfirg 5 5' Qt ,J ew fnnrn. MMU 1111 1, 1 t - f Q' fp gi 1 ax ly FOOTBALL 1949-50 All City Game 0 Central 7 Webster 21 Okmulgee 0 Central 20 Springfield 26 Fayetteville 25 Muskogee 14 Sapulpa 0 Webster 7 Bartlesville 6 O. C. Classen M' FOOTBALL B-SQUAD RESULTS Collinsville Skiatook 0 Sperry 6 Central 0 Sand Springs 6 Union 7 Bartlesville 15 Central B 19 Muskogee B 0 14 6 13 Bdanagers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers Rogers 1 X, u FRONT Row: John Keys. SECOND Row: Jim Orr, John Atchley, Bill Castles. THIRD ROW: Jerry Goodenough, Robert Paapanen, Tom Kirkpatrick, Jack Strayhorn. IIZS l YQ-:rf g! o 1 Q 9 , I X 3 , 4- ,v J, flame JRIIHII1 ' ' 'Hit 3 xx' l i TENNIS L l l I I l l x w i l FRONT Row, left to right: Hal Sherrod, Jim Reichard, Gene Fisher, Tommy Latta, Harold Hugh- ens, Ray Davis, and Jack Campbell. SECOND ROW: Dick deWatteville, Maurice Ellison, Jerry So- low, Frank Nelson, Ed Cole, Ollie Gresham, Larry Spillman, and John Gallagher. Last year's tennis team was victorious in four out of six Dual meets with victories over Cascia Hall and Muskogee. Jim Reichard and Gene Fisher were run- ners-up for state doubles title and Dick de- Watteville was runner up for state singles championship. This year's team will be greatly weakened by the loss of seniors Jim Reichard, Tommy Latta, Jack Campbell, Dick deWatteville and John Gallagher. Also lost to the team is Gene Fisher who looked like he would be ranked first man this year. However, this year's team shows promise. The main part of the team will come from last year's B- squad and some promising sophomores. Last yearls Lettermen were: Gene Fisher, Dick deWatteville, Jim Reichard, John Gal- lagher, Ray Davis, Tommy Latta, Harold Hughens, and Maurice Ellison. The coach of the team is George Kubik. SEASON'S RESULTS Opponents Rogers Cascia-fl-Ierej ,,,, -,,,,0 9 CThereJ ,,, ..-, 2 7 Muskogee-1Therel ....., 4- 6 fHereJ ,,.,... 7 5 Central-Qlrlerel ,, ,-,,5 4- fThereJ --- ----6 3 You can always kid a big man. I generally hit the fellow on top because it'.s not fair to hit a man when he's dozen. -WILL ROGERS. 51271 .fx fUlY11 H' HAISYIQQIIVU' ? ,p.1!0.,h 'E' 5 5 5 5 I ' 4 3 l K' 3 Q' MQ ri Q . CROHSCOUNTRY , A A 4' Q' YULS4 ' 44' FRONT ROW, left to right: Manager Jack Bace, Jimmy Hicks, Don Stacey, Raymond Smith, Maurice Hill, Lefty Sluder, Richard Hudson, Paul Inbody, Coach Otto J. Endres. SECOND ROW: Verlin Hendrix, James Randall, Logan Wright, John Sparks, Paul Babiak, Robert White, Bill McGinnis. THIRD ROW: John Lashley, Tommie Gulley, Larry Allen. The 1949-50 Will Rogers Cross Country team, coached by Otto J. Endres, placed third in the state meet held at the University of Oklahoma, at Norman. Paul Inbody, a junior, was the first man in for the Ropers. In a dual meet We lost to the state cham- pion Central Braves and at the Oklahoma A Sz M Invitational meet, at Stillwater, we placed third. Lettermen were Jimmy Hicks, Maurice Hill, Raymond Smith, Don Stacey, Richard Hudson, Lefty Sluder, Paul Inbody, and Man- ager Jack Bace. Hlnstead of passing bills to make borrowing easy, if Congress had passed a Bill that no person could borrow a cent of money from any other person, they would have gone down in history as committing the greatest bit of Legislation in the world. -WiLL Rochas. Lizej ,.... .i.?7,,,H , 81.1, aa, 4 7 4 ,P E 5 E' fra!!-iilvnruafd S it Iv gfflmnnfalrllffilll' 'A 1 'ani' 1 st GOLF li fer' FRONT Row, left to right: George Allen, Dean Allen, Don Crutchfield, and Don Huckaby. SECOND ROW: Alsie Hyden, Coach George Kubik, John Rogers, and Jack Wright. Although our golf team lost their first match to Muskogee, we Won the next two matches, the first of which was Bartlesville 29-7, the next Win was taken from Webste1'. But their luck did not hold out so Well as they Were defeated by Muskogee 4-W - 10142. Next was the Conference in which Rogers came in fifth. Still the Ropers weren't in the groove because out of the next 3 matches they Won one which was taken from Webster 18-6. Lettermen Were: Dean Allen, juniorg Don Crutchfield, senior, George Allen, juniorg Don Huckaby, senior. R0gffrS 5 Muskogee Rogers 29 Bartlesville Rogers 20 Webster Rogers 416 Muskogee ROFISFS 6 Bartlesville Rogers 18 Webster Rogers 6 Central CONFERENCE Rogers, 5th. Pd play golf if a feller could play it on horseback. -WILL ROGERS. D281 1 10 7 4, 10 W 9 6 15 ,Q ll ll -Ln.y'j Q4 Hr: E 'E' Q- .2 N411-nawfrvrsv ,nunrnlr 1 , A q 1' lf. .Qt 5' x 5 TRACK -Q ' F - i ss.. EEE! FRONT Row, left to right: Manager Jack Bace, Norman Garner, Jim Wooten, Grant Straight, Jim Ramsey, Alan Brown, Harry Holt, Bob Doebler, Jack Moore, Don Spyres, Gayle Farmer. SEC- OND Row: Coach Otto J. Endres, Jim Frost, Sonny Hiatt, Reid McCullough, Skip Warren, Paul Babiak, Dorsey Gibson, Alan Erwin, Manager Jimmy Pumpelly. The Will Rogers track team of '49 capped a successful season by winning the state track title at Stillwater, for the fourth straight year. Going into the meet as an underdog, the Ropers showed amazing strength and ability in both the field and track events. It was the sixth time in seven that our team has won the state track title. The lettermen were Norman Garner, Dor- sey Gibson, Grant Straight, Alan Erwin, Gayle Farmer, Jim Frost, Sonny Hiatt, Harry Holt, Jim Ivey, Reid McCullough, Jack lNIoore, Jim Ramsey, Don Spyres, Skip War- ren, Jim Wooten, and Managers Jack Bace and Jimmy Pumpelly. SCORES ROGERS Okmulgee Dual Meet Aggie Preview Central Dual T. U. Relays City Meet Okmulgee Relays Central State Relays Regional Conference State-Stillwater 150 Fourth 55M First First Second Second Second First 'LGeogra,bhy dmft change human nature. If you are right, people are for you Ivhelher ifs in Africa or Siberia. -WILL ROGIQRS. f129J OPPONENT 56 66176 tya . W -A .2 E Q- .3 e,,-M-nm.1fr1a.1xrnAPo:r1l 3 , Q 3 I g R' 1: ax me 'Q FRONT Row, left to right: Ronnie Todd, Teddy Dorrough, Jimmy Pharr, Jerry Hickok, Ollie Gresham, Arlin Mareburger, Don Franklin, Frank Clayton, David Bowlin, David Tuller. SECOND ROW: Wayne Richardson, Jerry Waughtal, Roger Duncan, Dick Wright, Dan Chandler, Clay Posey, Buck McCray, Coy Montgomery, Wayne Marlar, Willie Morris, Coach Emil Schellstede. THIRD Row: John Cunningham, James Zink, Bob Phillipe, Dick Devero, John Welch, James Marshall, Curtis Swain, Bill Lawrence, Dick Eckles, Max Files, Keith Kelley. WRESTLING Will Rogers wrestling team opened its season by taking third place in the O. M. A. Invitational Meet. The Roper team produced four champions as Arlin Mareburger, John Welch, James Marshall, and Bob Phillipe came out on top in their respective weight divisions. In our dual meet with Webster, the Ropers got off to a good start but the Warriors came back to nose us out by a 21 - 17 score. The injury-ridden Ropers were unable to cope with a strong Perry team in the next match and gained only one fall and two ties. Following the Winfield, Kansas match, which was a 33-3 romp, the much improved Roper team con- tinued their winning ways by avenging an earlier defeat at the hands of Webster. They defeated the Warriors 20-15 and John Cunningham gained the only fall of the closely fought match. The following week the Ropers pulled a surprise by tying the undefeated Central Braves 15-15. There were no falls for either side but it looked like Central was pulling away until the last three matches when James Marshall, John Cunningham, and Keith Kelly decisioned their respective opponents. Bristow invaded our gym next and the hard fight- ing Roper mat-men ran up a tally of 31-5 to take the decision in every division but one. The Ropers then journeyed to Oklahoma City to meet the Classen Comets in a closely fought match. The Oklahoma City team was out in front by 3 points when it was over. Rogers closed their dual competition by meeting the Central Braves for the second time, when the Braves came out on top by a score of 19-14. Arlin Mareburger and Keith Kelley defeated their op- ponents to finish their dual competition without a loss. The state meet at Central closed the wrestling season. The Will Rogers team really made a good showing as they placed six men and took third place in the team standings. James Marshall won in the 154--pound class, the Ropers only state champion. SCORES Third place in the O. M. A. Tournament Rogers Webster Rogers Perry Rogers Winfield Rogers Webster Rogers Central Rogers Bristow Rogers Classen Rogers Central Third place in the State Meet .,, ',1, 9 ll .gre 1 nz l ' gf .J 'W fmmvr an 9 ndr 3 Q ' f, 46 S x 'llqpll Nur FRONT ROW: left to right: Charles Williams, Marvin Mills, Jack Meyer, Jack Cowan, Bob Martin, Neil Layman, Charles Canter, Richard Wich. SECOND Row: Manager Jerry Goodenough, Edgebert Luna, Burt Holmes, Ted Robertson, Oscar Moline, Dorsey Gibson, Bill Turner, Clark Reid, Coach Hiram Alexander. BASKETBALL A SQUAD The Ropers entered season competition by journeying to Ada, Oklahoma in a non-con- ference game. Our boys were overwhelmed by the Cougars' superior height and failed to start the season with a win. Next on the schedule came the Classen Comets, a highly favored team. The courag- eous Ropers put on a great show as they nar- rowly missed knocking the Comets out of the undefeated role. Still after their first win, the Ropers met the Fayetteville Bulldogs on our home court. The boys were really hot as they trounced Fayetteville 50-36. Our next game was with our downtown rivals, the Central Braves, and with Dorsey Gibson and Ted Robertson leading the way, the Ropers emerged with a 47-4-5 victory. Al- though we led all the way by a good margin, Central came to life in the fourth quarter to make it one of the most exciting games of the season. The Will Rogers Invitational Tournament provided the next competition for the Roper basketball team. Some of the best teams in I:131:I the state compete in this eight-team tourna- ment and our team defeated every opponent until losing to Central in the finals by 2 points. Following the Christmas holidays, the Rop- ers started the new year right by trouncing a previously undefeated Van Buren team 52-410. Jack Cowan led the way with a scoring spree that netted him 21 points. Webster was the next victim to fall before the red hot Ropers. YVith Cowan and Mar- tin hitting from all angles, Rogers piled up 39 points while holding the Warriors to 27. The following week our team defeated Bar- tlesville for their third conference victory in as many starts. Except for Jack Cowan, the Roper reserves played the last three quarters and defeated the Wildcats 37 - 27. The Ropers continued their Winning ways by defeating Okmulgee 49 - 25 for their fourth straight victory. 'Cowan and Martin again led the way in scoring while Dorsey Gibson turned in a superb floor game. In a weekend twin bill, the Ropers defeated Sapulpa in a conference game 36 - 29, and ,....,, w U7 00' l k Q6 I sf 1 x CHARLES WlLLiAMS YYVVY .4 T' ' , ' o f ff ' ffrlviy-lvnuwqqg - p Q hw 9 fora. Jill! Jill 1 ' . , 'Hn - .- - BASKETBALL then lost a non-conference game to the Van Buren Pointers 42-48. Next came one of the most important victories of the year as we de- feated the Central Braves 56-45, thus cinching the city championship and taking a firmer hold on the conference lead. It was a close game until the last quarter when Dorsey Gibson's accurate shooting en- abled the Ropers to pull away. Gibson had a total of 17 points for the game and was ably assisted by the entire Rogers team. IACK COWAN EDCBERT LUNA BURT HOLMES IACK MEYER D321 y ff. ,Hia -2' +5 'E f-- 1 IDII :xv ul ' X 4 . Ar R I'-1 ,CE XA' -427 I BASKETBALL Webster almost sprung the biggest upset of the basketball season when they led the Ropers the entire first half and up until the final minutes of the game. Martin and Layman then found the range to pull tl1e Ropers out in front by 4 points. All good things must come to an end and this was the fate of the Ropers, Winning streak. Meeting Sapulpa for the second time, on our home court, our boys just didn't seem to have it, although in the last tW0 minutes they rallied and came up to within one point OSCAR MOLINE DORSEY GIBSON TEDDY ROBERTSON BOBBY MARTIN D331 NEIL LAYMAN l rnnf 5 -JZ? BASKETBALL B SQUAD l i 1 l FRONT Rgyv, left to right: Ronald Ritschel, Clifford Bruce, Richard Reid, O. K. Goolsby, Nathan Lauderdale, Bill Sanders, Ray Milburn. SICKIOND ROW: Coach West, Phil Miller, Buddy Fulton, Alan Castleberry, Morris Star, Buck Robinson, John Havenstrite, Bobby Carrens. of the red-hot Chieftains. This loss was their first conference loss. The Ropers then journeyed to Bartlesville for a conference game with a good VVildcat team. It was close all the way but at the end of the game the Will Rogers team was out in front by 5 points. Next it was off to Muskogee for an impor- tant game with the Roughers and the Ropers really came through they defeated Mus- kogee 59 -48 and cinched u tie for the 6A conference competition with the Okniulgee Bulldogs at Okmulgee. It was a chance for Will Rogers to win the conference champion- ship but the Bulldogs won out in a close game. The regular season ended with a game at Fayetteville, Arkansas. It was a close game all the way but at the end the Fayetteville team had a one point margin despite Dorsey Gibson's 15 points. The regional tournament closed out compe- tition for the year. In the first pairings We D341 smashed Broken Arrow 66-32, with Cowan and Robertson making 23 and 18 points re- spectively. In the semi-finals we were match- ed With Sand Springs, perhaps the roughest team in the tournament. They proved too much for us as they put us out of the running by a score of 47-38. BASKETBALL SCORES ROGERS OPPONENTS 28 Ada 41 44 Classen 48 50 Fayetteville 36 47 Central 45 Runners-up Rogers Tournament 52 Van Buren 40 S9 Webster 27 49 Okmulgee 25 36 Sapulpa 29 4-2 Van Buren 48 56 Central 45 w w ll Els.. K ,Cr I! T' q '11, 9: f 5' Q- .J 4, fauna :nv llnlr a . , e 1 I X744 4 BASEBALL 4 4 1 I FRONT ROW, left to right: Don Green, Don Daugherty, Jerry Smith, Wally Knapp. SECOND Row: Eddie Stephens, John Lauderdale, Ray Bascom, Jerry Simmons, Jim Willey, Bobby Lee Martin. THIRD Row: Coach Harry Knapp, Neil Laymen, Dick Welch, Herschell Edwards, John Elkins, Jack Powell, Jim Yeager, Danny Lane, Manager. The Will Rogers baseball team, under the coach- ing of Harry Knapp, got off to a flying start in the spring of 194-9 by walloping Cushing 26 to 1. This proved to be only the beginning though as we defeated our next four opponents by lopsided scores. Central finally stopped the Roper streak at 5 straight, but only after a close, hard-fought game in which the Braves emerged victors by a one-run margin. The score was 6 to 7. The Ropers quickly got back into their winning ways by defeating the next 3 opponents on their schedule. The high point of this series of victories was a 13 to 0 shutout over Sapulpa. After losing another thriller to Central by a score of 1 to 2 the Ropers closed out regular season play with an 11 to 6 victory over Sand Springs and a 4- to 6 defeat at the hands of the Bartlesville Wildcats. Post season play began with the regional tourna- ment where we defeated Broken Arrow, Tulsa Cen- tral, and Cushing in quick succession. Then it was off to the state tournament where we emerged run- ners-up to the State Champion. The Ropers not only finished their season with a record of 15 victories and only 5 defeats, but also placed 3 players on the Oklahoma All State team. These 3 were Wally Knapp, outfielder, Eddie Stephens, pitcher, and Jim Yeager, alternate catcher. 1 l i SCORES Cushing 1 Rogers Sand Springs 3 Rogers Sapulpa 7 Rogers Muskogee 1 Rogers Bartlesville 2 Rogers Central 7 Rogers Cushing 4- Rogers Muskogee 3 Rogers Sapulpa 0 Rogers Central 2 Rogers Sand Springs 6 Rogers Bartlesville 6 Rogers REGIONALS Broken Arrow 6 Rogers Central 4- Rogers Cushing O Rogers STATE Bartlesville 3 Rogers Capitol Hill 4- Rogers Altus 9 Rogers 7 Football is great, but baseball is a professiong it is an art that you don t learn in any four years, just from September to December. -WILL ROGERS. fissj , Q, ,L.. c,.,.q . , 4, ,. .W WK-3 zsxiibifj ii' L., wsu, Q, K T 'g. Q F 4 nf' fi' GIRLS' SPORTS Ably directing the girls gym classes are Mrs. Kay Camp, Mrs. Melba Heitman :md Nlrs. Lola T, Lockwood. Sf? ACTIVITIES Volleyball Softball Basketball Ping-Pong Field Hockey Swimming Archery Posture Correctives Calisthenics Intra-mural Tournaments Modern, folk, and square dancing. Sk If you love to have someone row you in u boat you will lm-c' Venice. But don't try to -walk or they will be .searching for you with grappling lmoksf'-Wll.I. Rooiiks. D361 , , , mm A.: 5' 3 E 4'r'lD'v'Il 'l'1n-wrur Q- f Q .-P' ,rffvr n-va.1fr,n'APn'fI 1 1 A . l I .w 1 Q M anqk I Q as . September 6-The spirit of Will Rogers filled our halls once more as we gathered at ole Will on The Hill, with nine new teachers to greet us, the eight rooms in the new wing open, and all our building re-decorated. September 7-Seniors proudly displayed their new rings. September 16-Football season opened with the all-city game. September 23-Shirley Ross crowned Sweetheart of the Band on Loyalty Night. October 21-Virginia Latting officially became Miss Will Rogers XI. October 28-29- You Can't Take It With You, first senior play, broke a record with a complete sell-out for the two performances. October 11-Senior pictures being taken for the Lariat. November 18-We were honored to have many of Will Rogers' relatives present to see the film showing sketches of his life, at our Rogers Memorial Assembly. December Q-3-Not to be outdone, the Juniors ustrutted their stuff , with A Murder Has Been. Arrangedf, December QQ-Christmas Vespers and the beginning of the holidays. January 19-End of first semester, grade cards, new regulations for Senior Week. January 21-The day finally came when those little Juniors ordered their Senior rings. January 22-Good laughs and lots of fun at the Senior Kiddie Party. February February February February 1 700 which February 2-Over the top in the March of Dimes drive with S4-05.00. 3-Rogers hustlin' basketball team turned back our downtown Central friends 56-45. 6-Seniors measured for caps and gowns. 16-Drive for magazines for the State Hospital at Vinita resulted in a collection of the Student Council sent for the first delivery. 22-25-Our talent parade- Leave It To Luck. March 11-International Understanding Club rummage sale for books to be sent to devastated libraries overseas. Candy sales, record sales, and white elephant sales, paper drives, etc. held throughout the year also added to this fund. March 17-Lass-O dance in our gym. March 31-April 1, Sophomores got their chance to shine in Beauty and the Beeff' April-Seniors trying for scholarships, all students filling out point sheets and Student Council selecting the outstanding students. May 12-13-Seniors presented their final play and ended their three years at Rogers with a fine performance. 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