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

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ervices Give Aid ?77 Is anybody sick. The nurse and matron, two important people at our school, check plans. i - 6 ' V i k53'X.S . 'ik . . - .. ,QW , A, T. , , -A, .szg ife 3 , 2 'E' 'Q- 1-.ff John Black Stagecraft '.':5z.1':Fff4.?.'::I .f ' A+':P'?r Wm Q 'EP ' s ' .. ww if t-sei., ...Qs r Q at A '1 , ,a ' K ,Q 1: . illfvff :. Elia: VZ -fv- Helen Lee Clerk x x :Ai Lk K . , - V . A 5 lkfiffiii A. G. Peck Judy Chandler Nurse 1 i 'k RQ fe . .. ,, p ,,z,ep . ,E . we 3- Y ig, , Marie Lugeanbeal Assistant Registrar '15 ' -a ff .j 'fm ,gg safe-M923 1 1. ml' 1 , Issegygv-fairest are Q ' - , -3. V f- ::-, P , , Betty Rutherford Buildin g' Superintendent Office Manager . - . as-...N 4' it A, fs. Vfflfgri i.,5,t,gssgs -Q N Betty F ulmer Matron risk-122 .4 ibxriferffiff 7 -RLS! .X -Milk 1 N - ' Wikia- ' Q. - ggigitg H235 ' em:-KS' L gtjgfjgggsg serif ' . ' . ' A gg, H im.: sf' -m e Alvin McDougal Engineer 'Sf' . . 1: --fs R ff :-XZ' -I .if 53 1 '5 ' 5 Glenna Sage Registrar l2Sl 'fWork, work, work! Thafs all I ever do here, says Mrs. Rutherford, main office Mary Heitkamp Waiida Jones Cafeteria Director Clerk if ,na X if 2? Nettie Meeks Norma Moeckel Matron Attendance Clerk ' 's leg: , ' 'V Q- 'li . :.. :az 5: f 7 ,, ,, , if YZ , .. - f. 5 E x it., K , .ihr . --lg f Twila Tibbetts Dwight Williamson Secretary Drivers Training

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Physical Education Builds Health 1- kvfj 'X ka 5g!'Sl9l ' lm Q -c rx One, two, three-one, two, three, see if you can jump higher than men-so life begins in gym with exercise to tone up muscles for future sports participation and appreciation. Learning to swim like fish and learning to walk like swams makes up only a part of the program for girls. Skills are developed in mod- ern dance, swimming, tennis, basketball, and golf. The boys classes build bodies for the future by excelling in the sports offered from wrestling to football to basketball to track. '4Behind every man, is a woman -Behind every smooth operation is a mystery helper. These helpers at Rogers are found in the cafe- teria and walking the halls. Their Work consists of everything from sewing on odd buttons to aD 1 ' - , 3 pa sc ont just szt them fly. Lefs go boys, Coach Villareal urges on one of his gym classes. U . . ,ef-:::s::: ' t,,, V S gigs ..'. . ...rw Kay Camp Physical Education Stirrups and Dudes G.R.A. ,gigy . 'Y B Howard Hogue Physical Education aseball, B-Basketball rf' Barbara Davis Physical Education Aquadettes K Harry Knapp Physical Education directing the lighting back stage. Sports and activities help build co-ordination and physical fitness needed for life in America Edna Dunagan Accompanist .1s,5m.es1 W.. e 1sez.Qss.fm?5f,w X 1:1 :L Away' V' e -?:w77,.e:J .M -, -iiiifksa f ,fe H554 M, : 3 ' f at'- ..., Z .t ' F Q' K Mstsmgr- aigixgaflstfig B. SV v agen? 4 . 9? .:2s:?zTli ' - ,gas , .. ,..4,!:. ,... , Bill lVlclVlichaels Physical Education Athletic Director Swimming, B-Footb all l24l Pat Loeffler Physical Education Morey Villareal Physical Education Wrestling, B-Baseball Bill Eubauks Physical Education Track, B-Football A . bf f. as 1.2-...Q -W f -Y-.vsfssw six-if Iff f at .-171.31559 . ..,f,,g ' - 5 W' ii. ,gy is ff is 4 5: ' I VV I M iszliflglagl Woodrow West Physical Education Basketball

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enior Year ls Filled With Memories As the leaves of time turn back, the twen- tieth Senior class completes its scrapbook of memories. Caps, gowns, and tassels serve as symbols of a dream come true. Climaxing this dream is final commencement on May 27, the 'ievent of the year. Leading up to this final page are the snap- shot memories of Senior Week, which con- sist of Class Day, Vespers, Senior Breakfast and banquet, and finally the long-awaited Junior-Senior Prom. Shining in the spotlight of memories is the Senior play entitled 4'Ladies of the Jury. Highlighting the Senior activities was the coronation of King Billy Gammill and Queen Jo Rita Doerr at one of the parties. Outstanding personalities that flash into the minds of all Seniors are Miss Janice Pitch- ford, Football Queen, Miss Julita Myers, Band Queen, and Steve Chesebro, Ugly Man. Pasting in the snapshots were the class offi- cers, Ray Grimes, President, John Bell, Vice- President, Honee Holbert, Secretary, Edie Earl, Student Council Representative, and Don Cummings, Social Chairman. A leaf of gold began the Senior scrapbook of memories. This page represents the re- ceiving of Senior Rings, the symbol of sen- iority and advancement. Sel1i0I' BOHI'd-First row: Julita Myers, Darlene Happel, Jane Barrett, Ann Truman, Kay Farrell, Edie Earl, Honee Holbert, Suzy Chapman, Mrs. Lockwood. Second row: Darryl Shaw, John Bell, Kay Glanz, Paula Le Fan, Janet Pitcock, Janie Blackketter, Jo Rita Doerr, Sharalea Shepherd, Jane Morris, Barbara Billman, Danny Flanagan. Third row: Mr. Schultz, Edwin Teeter, Mrs. Pope, Charles Mahan, Ted Dorton, Byron Smith, Sharon Montgomery, Eleanor Storey, Diane Bailey, Ray Grimes. Fourth row: Mike Flanagan, Don Cummings, Roy R. Cadle, Jim Scheer, David Rey- nolds, Jim Frasier, Keith Wriglit, Buddy Roberts, Hal Capshaw. f26