Wilson High School - Eagle Yearbook (Wilson, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1947 volume:

J - rr'o our cofcc), R. C. Venable, who has rroved his loyalty to Wilson Fish School by the untirii ; service that he has ,riven, we the Seniors of 1946-47 decicate this edition of T!3 R. L'-.'o V; ICR. I ,) ! C U 8. S De.gr ee-Dzclish cJr. Ht. n Plu WheL ee, Emerson A 8. De.Cre.ei. Hisiorj O McU. $4-' OS %JUr )lipc,7 72 i? de •n 'crfree, o ill ciessie Decree LJA x R.C%U c Princi pal nm dhrislee i JJL B S Z)e ree. v3ci ?72ce t VoL J U S } i BAD, n in £ ?ree- o ucl 4 IJmffehr BAD rea. Home. Leo nom cs m My L Wee. B,� G J Charles U er f Cl Tr, Tnoaene [rJlieeler DC. Damc M f • CM Va Ya?J LaeL $V.r7l5 Gc.£. Hatfsell IrJznaa Cc Haines CM CM O o C3 § Most Popular Boy Most Popular Girl Best Looking Boy Most Attractive Girl Most Dependable Boy Moat Dependable Girl Cutest Boy Cutest Girl Best All Around Girl Most Friendly Girl Most Polite Boy Neatest Eoys Neatest Girl Quietest Girl Quietest Boy Best Natured Girls Pest Singer Prettiest Complexion Most anotionel Most Reserved Girl Most Changeable Best Outdoor Sport Most Timid Most Energetic Boy Most Likely to Succeed Most Adventurous Girl Shortest Boy Best Athlete 4T 'If G. E. Eartsell Wanda Gene Raines Leon Claxton Imogene Wheeler Eddie Groan Betty Lou McAfee Wayne Russell Helen Jean Fry Mildred McFarland Mary Lee Bums Kenneth Thompson D. C. Daniels Tommie Talley Norma Jean Forbess Bettie Jane Davis Kenneth Overby Eupha Jean Holliman Maurine Jones Earlene Freeman Billie Jean Flynn Charles Probert Pearline Jackson Charles Brown R. L. Alexander David Allison Bill Goddard Jene Hunter Joyce Paxson David Allison Leroy Edgeman name NICK-NAME AMBITION Charles Probert R. L. Alexander David Allison Charles Brown Mary Lee Burns Leon Claxton D. C. Daniels Betty Jane Davis Leroy Edgeman Billie Jean Flynn Norma Jean Forbess Helen Jean Fry Bill Goddard '.Vanda Gene Haines G. E. Hartsell Eupha Jean Holliman Jene Hunter Maurine Jones Betty Lou McAfee Mildred McFarland Kenneth Overby Joyce Paxson Wayne Russell Kenneth Thompson Mildred Weir Bobby ,.'erner Pearline Wood Tommie Talley Imogene .•■'heeler Earlene Freeman Eddi? Croan '.V. 0. Stepnens Probly Alex Challie Chunk Myrt Serry Dee Sweetness Hook J ean Sadie Friday Snout Skinny Emmet J eanne Romeo Morty Betty Boo Mallard Ken Pack Too ter Bill '.'eary Bob Shorty Sot Puss Irvin Speedy Lucky Sonny Traveling Salesman Engineer M.echnaic Mechanic Beautician Mechanic Bookkeeper Commercial Work Mechanic Secretary Good House-Wife Secretary Electrical Snginner Go to College Diesel Engineer Secretary Millionaire Nurse School Teacher Commercial ivork Artist Secretary Banker Mechanic Bookkeeper Engineer Good House-Wife )runkard Secretary Model Refrigeration agricultural ”’ork ANNUAL JT.vFF CM r- CM Eddie Groan............... Leon Claxton ........ '.Vanda Kaine3, v.aurine Jones, J ildred McFarland . . . Betty Lou VcAfee.......... Battle Jane Davis. . . . . . Jens Hunter, Kenneth Overby. R, L. Alexander........... Helen Fry, Sarlene Freeman . Vary Lee Burns ........... Jessie Peas, 2va Austin. . . ............Editor .Associate Editor Business Managers .............Typist ...........Tyr i st ........... Artist3 . Athletic Editor .........Activity . . . . Secretary .Faculty Advisors © © ■ :in:zcY .i res .er.t - F K . t Vice-} re.- iient - . er l ILwler Ruth ;iar;tir. Lou 31len Barrett Juries 3 .n ett Marilyn 3r s Jackie 3ig� s 3illy Jack Bighorn 3eth Brown Hir.ld 3uck 7 e 1 e r i a Ch a nb er a Stanley Cl .rk Sue J- r.e Jcr na ViIV irt I .vis Silver t IL vis Z'- n .Id Du?our Ko.tr.yrn LI I is ?r:irk Krrett r.dclph Sler.n Jil iy . L 11 : fler. Her.r.i' n Secretary .na Tre.-.surer - K .r 'in L Re; rter - Bobbie Lurie Baker I atricia Irby I at Kerr Joyce I indscy Jo Marut2ky Mary i Killips Boyce Re er Rich V Ro1 erts John J :.e rinr Pelores Steelo lene t t. ph ena U1 . y Ray t' . rt ’•’ierta .1 c k ::eid Trios; son i psc n ' ♦ � ■ y Xcy . St Ter ie I.e .r. .lker Vir in i . eab J un i r ’ells il. • r : rht -«■ % JUNIOR ACTIVITIKS The Junior Class of 1946-47 started their activities by having the concession stand et all of the home football games, k'rs. C. C. Davis end iVrs. Hubert Hobbs v.ere our class sponsors and helred us greatly ir. our effort to make money for the Junior-Senior banquet. il urt Davis was chosen as our candidate for Football Jueen. In our efforts to raise money for this contest we had ' ■.l ' eei Carnival. Pat Irby was crowned queen of this fenti-. ity. Je trial our best to r-.ake Wilburt football iueen, but vc lost to the Sophomores. here were a number of Juniors who narticipated in the activities of the year. Creat ability was shown by our boys ii ■ football mrt basketball. 11 Ci y | k if ; 5 C7 o Vv i.uth Austii was u majorette in the band. wry kind was an exciting day for all of the Juniors ■ ' .at was t..e day that we got our long awaited cluss r- ____l o © r-( C5 § Junior-_ enior picnic turned out to be just as big had anticipated. Everyone enjoyed the swim-. tii-. , l.ikii , nd last but not least the food. ■r -nior lay, The Farcer's Daughter” or Sally and ill- was presented on February 6. I.'rs. Henry Pass in producing it. Cur Junior-Senior Banquet on I.'ay 3 was a big event, and it was ed by all. The boys end girls were all decked out, and they 1 oi ed very' nice. •ie re loo-in.; forward to bein,; one of the best Senior groups to -r cuate froi ..ilson .high jchool. -co f d ? s w V V V- N ”b X'. ’ . pe- rn- 7 r President - LaRue Died -ett Vice-J resident - Donnie Joe Blevins Jack Adams J aCK «U en Addle Marie Ayers Joyce Rates Betty Crown 3 r,r,i e Brown 3e r ia Lee Cirri;, 3usii Chambers Gloria Chappcl Norma Copei .nd Elizabeth Croan Den Cudd Jarrell Daniels iiburt Larlir.;-Jchr. DeLauirhter Barbara Ellis nr.a hath Eplt-y Donald Finley Mary Elizabeth Flynn Raymond Fry Carrel Hammond hey Lee Haynes secret .ry nd Treasurer - . inda . ;m.3 He: rter - Chirley -Johnson Mary Leu Jackson Jottie Jones Hugo Lum iscus Crystal Lamb Harilee Martin Patsy Merritt Juanzale Morgan J. V. McCann Kenneth McKee Mina • cteet Betty Sr. nnon Eugene Shirley James Sermon Kathyrn Sparks Kenneth Ste-.rns Charlene Stephenson Irene Taclock Otis Thomas H. K. Thompson Martha .Villi ms Cortez 'Ail 1 is J I ' SC PC! CRH ACTr'ITIHO Oi - a _.J o o M D s ho yonh. ojv Class met and organized at its first class uectint • rl. ir. leptember, 1946. The followin • officers were elect-; t. servr. for 1946-47: Larue Flodaett, President; Donnie ■•levins, ice-President; land a XI urns, Secret ry; and l-’rs. Pack Polly, Snor.sor. Cur firrf : s activity of the year was our participation in the ct:;!-ll ue n’p, Race. .ith Shirley Po Johnson as our car.'idete, v;e e-sr ’d victorious in the race after six weeks of hr r. . erk an-’ successful c-.mairninr. The Coronation Ceremonies were held it the half of the hone Coninf Game November 16, 1946. In Dec either cur hon.e roor mothers, I rs. Alvin Pohnscn and ? rs. ’’oh Rlevins, were hostesses for a Christmas Party held at the Le-ion ! ut. The hirhli mhts of the party were a treasure 1 ’.r.t and a Cbristmrs mrat bar. Cur basketball candidate for uueen was Xdie L.arie ..yers. In February one-act comedy, rrof ram. we presented our annual assembly protrui. .t '’Leave It to Poe, was the main feature of the In Larch we participated in the inter-class one-act play contest, and several members of our class entered the Fine irts Contest. Cur Sophomores were well represented in all extra-curri-cul r activities. In football the followin boys came out: Carrol Daniels, P. i'cCan, Jair.es Simon, and John DeLau,-liter. In basketball the boys were Don Cudd, Carrol Lee Daniels, Donald Ray ir.ley, Iiarilee ! artin, Fufeue Shirley, and Cortes Willis. ..'e had one irl, Ulna Ruth Holey, on the irl's basketball tear.. In the band were mna Ruth Holey, Jottie Lae Jones, Kathryn Soarks, Chari re .itepher.se:- and I-..art Isa Pell williams. Cur Social Activities for the sorir. included a v.eir.er roast and our yearly jaunt to Turner Falls rear the end of SChoOl. fcV A fittsHMe v hikih President - )oyle Davis ice-Prest lent - Donald Lindsey Lyndol Adams Ora May Adams Billy Ad ur.s Donald 3� kcr Joy Len Berratt Jerry Buys Monroe Brown Royoe Brovin Dudley Brown Janies Bull Leola Burch Hita Burris Gloria Chambers Pefiy Jo Clayton Hattie Culbreta Janet Dunn i ::i.n Dorthy Slam Thomas 3cerson Buddy Garrett Claudattn Hand Betty jus Hofaer Patsy Jo., n so a Secretary and Treasurer - Lucille Reoortar - Line an Alexander Charles Lent crandel Lindsey Daryal Lindsey Lc; Verne Loviry Billie Vewby Bern Owen J. i. Pickens Douylas Porterfield Kenneth Potent Bobby Ray Vienna Icy Hoe Cllie Jerroves Knxino Sermon Blsie SrarKs Pauli ie Jtoarx.3 Bobby Taylor Paul waller ..ova .miters Jessie iiat3ou John ..heat Billy wilso.u Ci f o o rH o FRESHMAN ACTIVITIES During the school term of 1946 - 47 the Freshman Class has had Mrs. Banerson as sponsor since the beginning of the second semester, Mrs. Dophler left us a few weeks before the Christmas holidays. Mickie Brook3 was the first new student to enter our class during the year. She later moved to Gainsville, Tex. Billie Newby came from Ada, and she became very popular. Nova Walters entered our class from Purcell, We were so glad to have Pauline Stearns return from California. Several of our boys went out for football. They were as follows: Douglas Brown, Billy Adams, and Donald Lindsey. Then time for volley ball soon cane around, and there were a few girls who played in the interclass tournaments. We won over the Sophomores and Juniors. Tfrose who played were Betty Jo Clayton, Ollie Segroves, Patsy Johnson, Elsie Sparks, Mickie Brook3, and Joy Lin Barrett. The greatest of our honors was the basketball team. Lldean Alexander, Royce 3rown, Doyle Davis, Buddy Garrett, Billy Wilson, Donald Baker, Bobby Ray, and Billy Adams were all basketball players from the nineth grade. Our Junior High team won the conference. Mickie Brooks was our football queen candidate, and Billie Newby was our basketball queen candidate. Several students of the Freshman Class participated in the 4-N Club. The club met every Friday in the high school auditorium. Often Mrs. Woods and her assistant met with the 4-H Club members. We have enjoyed this school term, and we all hope to ck together next year. G 10 0 (0 2 72 SEVENTH GRADE Kenneth Moorehead Jo Ann McKee Mary Alice KcNeme Cheryl Porterfield Kobert Ragland Jo Ann Roberta Charles Stevens Donald Vincent Charlene talker Helen Wheeler Charles 'Wheeler Claudia Wilson Virgie Mae Wilson James Chanpell Donald Clark Donald Dowdy June DeLaughter Mary Jo DuFour Richard Sdgenan Jerry inley Jerry Goddard J. U. Haynes Betty Jones Kenneth Kirbo Sl’.vanda Large Patsy Allen Peggy Batchelor Norman Battles Barbara Brown Clayborn Brown Billy Brown Glenn Buck R. Dale Bulla Mac Barrett Louise Butts Doris Carlton John Edward Choate Leta Kaye Daniel EIGHTH GRADE Billy Paul Kulton Bobby Guthrie Ella Jean Horn Donna Lamb Wilma Lee 3uddy Lev is Carolyn Lowery Idabell Marshall William Marshall Donald Mitchell Gerald McClain Merle McFarland Barbara Overby Royal Ownes Joyce Ray Sharon Phillips Sandra Puckett Dori3 Scott Joyce Shirley Jan.es Sipes Everet Dale Smith Francis Stewart Christine Tadlock Doris Turner Geneva Vaughn J. C. Voyle3 Jessie Voyles Bobby Watson Elsie Weir Juan Ennis willis Arlene 'Williams Betty Lou Wilson Carl Adams Kenneth Alexander Carolyn Baker Pill Barbour Warren Brewer Jean Bull Royjolne Bunt Patsy Chambers Anna Clark Joyce Clark Gazelle Crouch Wanda Daniel Odis Ray Doty Kent Eby Paul Wayne Elli3 Clark Forbess CJ w o o JUNIOR HIGH The achievements of the Junior High School 1946-47 prove their loyalty to their classes and of V ilson for their school. These fifty eighth graders and thirty-seven seventh graders compose more than half of the high school band. The Junior High Chorus is a product of their interest and ability in music. Boy Scout Troop No. 43 is composed almost entirely of Junior High boys. The Girl Scout movement is carried on by Junior High girls. More than half of the membership of the 4-H Club are Jun ior High students. Their pride and joy was the basketball team which completed the season undefeated. Joyce Shirly, an eighth grader, was crowned queen of the team with Mary Jo DuFour and Billie Newby as her attendants. They have accredited themselves in math, English, social science, civics, home economics, 3hop, spelling, geography, music, and physical education. The seventh grade ha3 for its sponsor, kb . C. H. Blosch, the Junior High Principal. Their officiers are: Jerry Finley, president; Dale Bulla, vice president; Betty Jones, secretary and treasurer; Elwanda Large, reporter. tD 4-ri CLUB N M The . 11 sor senior 4-h Club bus about bO ruei-bora w;ieh are drawn frost tne Junior Ui h, freshman, aud sophoiaure classes. Shirley Johnson wus President; Donald liny Finley, Vice-President; lyndo i Adams, Secretary; Pattio Culbreth, : oi.,--Leader; Wanna Loy .-too, Reporter; and Mrs. Merle Coe, Sponsor. Cur President, Shirley Johnson, is County 4 President.. At the Federation Meeting in February tne followi.i; 4-h Club me’;iher3 were awarded achievement awards far their work last year: Anna Louise Butts, dress review; Charlene walker, drss.3 review; and Jerry Finley, rnrienid ;. Raymond Frye won a bice ribbon on his calf at the Boutr.orn Oklahoma Junior Livestock Shew March 11-11, 19a . Claude a ;iand won thirl in identification of meat and a tri • to Ckl.--hoiaa City. X I ) • 1 i ' PEP ;i J3 CM e c X The pep club was organized at tae beginning of the football season this year. e chose as our 3pon3or, Visa l.'cCuba and o’ur officers: President - l'ar-;ie Clayton; Vice-Presi lent - Delores Steele; Secretary - Vi lib art Dovi3; Pep Leaders - Margie Cluyton, Robbie Baker, Bonnie Hurley, and wilourt Davis. ;,e had approximately forty members this year and each did a good job by taking mart at each game. The Pep Squad attended every football game of tne season and also inarched with the Band a few games. The Pen Squad was in charge of the pep assemblies ar.d pen rallies each week. The assemblies were composed of songs •and yells led by the pep leaders. At each pen rally we inarched down town with the band and sung and yelled. Each member of tne pep squad enjoyed her work tr.is year. tin entertained the football boys witr. a pr.rtj at tne close of the season. HAND i' CM C- c t'- Cl © © I—I X MUSIC DEPARTMENT The Music Department is composed of both the vocal and instrumental groups. This department under the supervision of Miss Eva Austin has made great advance both in the understanding and actual performance of many musical programs. During the football season the band had the priviledge of presenting marching maneuvers at both the home and away from home games. The mixed chorus was also active the first semester. They sold candles and with the aid of Mr. Gandy and his truck sang Christmas carols to all the purchasers. The pre-Christmas festivities were climaxed with a Christmas Cantata by the entire mixed chorus Friday afternoon December 20, 1946. Hie second semester found both gijoups showing a much greater improvement in technique and sightreading. This wa3 partly due to the South Central Fine Arts Contest in which we entered to represent the Wilson High School. Wilson was represented at Durant and Ringling in the following contests: marching band, playing band, reed quartet, brass quartet, cornet, clarinet, trombone, baritone, saxophone, and melophone solos, girls glee club, boys glee club, and mixed chorus, boys quartet, girls quartet, and mixed quartet, soprano, mezzo-soprano, contralto, tenor, baritone, and bass solos. BASKETBALL QUEEN M e o o Ba.sk UuTtiOt f! qh X HONOR SOCIETY--National Seniors Betty Lou McAfee Earline Freeman Bettie Jane Davis Jene Hunter Mary Lee Burns 5 points 4.75 points 4.75 points 4.25 points 4.25 points Juniors Randolph Glenn Helen Hennigan Patsy Irby 5 points 5 points 5 points HONOR SOCIETY—Oklahoma Betty Lou McAfee Earline Freeman Bettie Jane Davis Jene Hunter Mary Lee Burns Randolph Glenn Helen Hennigan Patsy Irby Tommie Dean Walker Don Cudd Donnie Joe Blevins Kathryn Sparks Barbara Ellis Mary Elizabeth Flynn Norma Copeland Ollie Segroves Dorothy Elam Lucille Weaver Bessie Watson V D 2 ‘ 2 n The 1946 ’..'ilson •1'? finished the sea.ion with 6 wins tc 4 lose.;. Co-oh R. C. Venable's bov3 captured the South Central Cor1 by unanimous wins over the other confer- ence team;. Cant, 'add lard hunter ■ Stewart She or in? 1 ar .t. jcy avis y Probert ..emer ® Daniels Thomas J Reser Towler Talley C. Daniels | -art3a11 t'cCunn | 3d gem n Roberts ; Alex nder DeLauyhtar j Smith Claxton — Puck Russell kIL. OPP. lARisrrA 27 0 -AURIKA 0 6 ARIF.OHE 0 27 IiEALDTON 16 0 FOX 19 6 RIMGLINO 47 6 MADILL 2 13 DTJMDEE 36 0 GRAHAM 13 0 PURC15LL 5 38 ZD O N % 2 State Play-off Game '5 V } H v ;. ,c A 4; f ■ V v CJ N V' � ,' jr A IJ ;; • . !- V v • . v •V- u ! - V 38 '' 4 r M M € O o The 1946 - 47 roundball season was satisfactory in all respects. The Eagles finished the season with a 650 average. The Wilson five finished the season second in the conference. Coach Venable's boys were: Forwards James 3arrett Gene Hunter Royce Recer Joe Marutzky Harilee Martin Cortez Willis Eugene Shirley Sonny Stephens Charles Probert Kenneth Thompson Harold Buck Bobby Werner The Junior High finished the season undefeated, a series of eighteen games without a loss. Our fledgeling Eagles won the South Central Conference. They also won the Dundee Junior High tournament. The members of the all - victorious Junior High squad were: Fbrwards Center Guards Billy Wilson Lldean Alexander Kenneth Alexander Bobby Raye Buddy Garrett Doyle Davis Clark Forbess Donald Baker Otis Doty CM ( • CM .j.4 ‘ tuj i t T $ Terrr ■% Work ln$ic.- ood-Hide Their CotHy Do Don t o� i oct to w - mjtih o' Thoy work hiddi-n in wood until cnkeiuil limt : - you if rK.u� «l .nwg«- ha boon doi Tl� i .5 way to find out hi on n thorough termito f?2-------------------- t 1 t Congratulations to Class of 47 WACKERS 5 , to $5 Wilson, Oklahoma Phone 47 GRIFFINS BOOK STORE General Electric General Appliance Sales Bill Griffin, Service Mgr. Wilson, Oklahoma Phone 6 THE HJDSON HOUSTON LUMBER CO. Everything for the Builder Phone 32 Wilson, Oklahoma THE BANK OF WILSON Protect Your Money, Deposit With Us Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation J. C«. Atkisson 35 Years of School Photography V ilson Annual Pictures Taken by Me 19-4 East 36 Kansas City, Mo, SICKER Clean Recreation Congratulations Pool and Snooker to Class of 1947 A Smile for Everyone Charley McCabe JOHN'S SIDE SIDP RICHES)N FUNERAL H)ME Insurance Agency Phone 25, 26, 28 Anna Iou ad ley V ilson, Okla. See Us For Your Insurance Needs LORD'S BAKERY Dillard Gro. Mkt. H me of that good Bread 1 DIXJN'S Phone 1 Dillard, Oklahoma Healdton, Oklahoma Box 186 11 i i i i i i i i f i; i is 5 s i i 11 ii j ;:;;; s;;; j; j;;j;; 5; 5:: j; j: s s;;;: 5 THJMAS SERVICE STATION Phillips 66 Products Phone 181 t i i : MEETHY'S Department Store Quality Clothing For The Entire Family Bendix Laundry The Vtorld's Most ’.'anted Laundry Electrolux The Silent Refrigerator CHAS. GRaD SALEL SERVICE Wilson, Oklahoma Phone 3 Thanks For Everything CITY FOOD STORE :: TRET-O-UTE CO Manufacturing Chemists St, Louis, Missouri N, S. Austin Phone 63 Box 883 Wilson, Oklahoma ; PENTECOSTAL HDLIN2SS CHTECf : U R Welcome To Our Church « : Services: Wed., Sat;, Sun. : East C St. V ilson, Okla. Sales Service GARDENER-'. .'HITE MOTOR 00 Phone 12 Wilson, Oklahoma V ILSON PRODUCE W« C. Finley, Prop. Better Poultry Prices Phone 108 V ilson Otis Haines W. V. Jones Congratulations Seniors Dr. W. A. Dorlin; Ero Austin Ifcyden Bishop Jessie pas3 John 0 . Guthrie C. P. HALL • Furniture and Hardware : Everything in Plumbing Phone 45 Wilson, Oklahoma : DOSS AUTO SUPPLY : BRIMER BROS. : Wholesale Retail : For What You Eat and Wear : Phone 53 P. 0 . 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