Woodward High School - Boomer Yearbook (Woodward, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1927 volume:

HERBERT WILLIAMS Editor HERSCHELL PATTERSON Business Manager Engravings by Mid-Continent Engraving Company Wichita, Kansas Printed by The Woodward News-Bulletin Woodward, Oklahoma fVoodward High School Year Book Edited by the Senior Class of ’27 Woodward, Oklahoma Volume Fourteen i SSm nnr | nnniiziinilBEa m nni 1 m Lillll U 11 immammmmmmmmmmma ■n [ |'f ]T Uhl Mill IITTO TO MR. E. H. HOMBERGER WHO FOR SIX YEARS HAS BEEN OUR MOST ENERGETIC FRIEND, MAKING W. H. S. ONE OF THE BEST SCHOOLS IN THE STATE, WE AFFECTIONATELY DEDICATE THIS. THE 1927 BOOMER PAGEANT. ■m C E uaman - —:— . SEWDNG DEPARTMENT TRAIN IN® DEPART COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT . _ Sjara._' OPPORTUNITIES OFFERED—PRESENT AND FUTURE The enrollment in Woodward High School has grown, in a few years, from 50 to nearly 350, and the number graduating has increased from a half dozen to fifty or more each year. This growth has been due to the high scholastic standards sustained and the excellent opportunities offered for practical training in well-equipped shops, laboratories and library. The three primary essentials in making any school a success are (1) loyai community support, (2) a faculty of specially trained teachers and, (3) first-class equipments. In each of these requirements Woodward High School ranks superior. Woodward High School is a member of the North Central Association and ranks favorably with the best high schools of the North Central States. This membership admits our high school graduates to the leading colleges and universities without an entrance examination. Our high school is approved by the North Central Association and our State Department of Education for 37 units. Eight of these units—three of English, two of Mathematics, one of Science, one of United States History, and one-half unit each of Civics and Physiology—are required. The remaining eight of the sixteen units for graduation may be elected, under the guidance of faculty advisors, from courses in Home Art, Home Science, Commercial, Manual Training, English, Sciences, Foreign languages, Social Sciences, etc., as may best suit the needs and talents of the student. The student may complete the sixteen units for graduation in three, four or five years as may best serve his convenience. Part-time students also here find an opportunity and encouragement to complete a high school education. Woodward High School is a strong believer in the elective system and that the high school should provide a broad field of opportunities in which the student may find, under guidance, the field of activity in which he may develop to the best advantage: In other words, an efficient educational opportunity for every child in the community is the slogan of Woodward High School. Woodward High School is also an exponent of the idea that pupils “learn to do by doing” and in furtherance of this idea Woodward High School has probably the best-equipped Home Art, Home Science, Manual Training and Commercial departments in Western Oklahoma. In the Home Art work sewing is required of the girls in seventh grade, and in the Home Science department cooking is required of the eighth grade girls. In addition to this required work two years each of sewing and cooking are elective in' high school. Hence six years of practical work in home economics are provided, and two full time teachers are employed in these departments and, further, each of these instructors is a college graduate with special graduate training. Manual training is required of the seventh and eighth grade boys and in addition three years of elective manual training are provided in the high school. Hence a boy may secure five years of this work in Woodward schools. A full time instructor is employed in manual training work. In the Commercial department all subjects are elective. In this department bookkeeping, typewriting, shorthand, commercial law. commercial geography and business arithmetic are offered, and a full time instructor is in charge. In addition to a high school library of 1,500 volumes, our students have access to the city library of 8,000 volumes and the assistance of the excellent city librarian in directing the work of the students. The science and other classes appreciate the cmmniHnaniCIinil] in LililULilililliM IVIIIt mm mu co-operation given by the United States Field Station experts, the wholesale, manufacturing and business firms of Woodward. These contacts with scientific and business experts add vitality to and motivate effectively our school work. The public today is chiefly concerned with the product of our institutions, and the invariable question is, “What can you do?” A visit to our high school will reveal that the girls in the Home Art are skillful in making new dresses, altering old ones, and repair work. In the Home Science the girls acquire skill in cooking and serving, in economy of buying, knowledge in nutritive value of various foods, and in sanitation. In Manual Training the boys become adept in repairing furniture, proficient in construction of new and useful furniture, and acquire workmanship of the most approved type. Woodward High School graduates who elect commercial work are filling some of the best clerical positions in Woodward, while others are making their skill in commercial work pay their way through college. The so called regular college preparatory work—English, Foreign Languages, Mathematics, Sciences. Social Sciences (History, Civics, etc.)—are producing well-trained students who are sustaining a high type of work in our leading colleges and universities. Public speaking is receiving special attention and students in this department are in demand as entertainers at public gatherings and are winning high honors in inter-high school contests. The city of Woodward provides excellent opportunities foi study of music. The Woodward Board of Education is employing a full time music director for the ensuing year, and this special instructor will add much to the efficiency of the chorus, orchestra, and public school music in our public schools. Woodward High School sponsors a number of carefully supervised extra curricular activities. Among these activities are the Boomer staff, student council, class officials and organizations, play casts, debate, 4-H club, orchestra, chorus, football, basketball, track, pep organizations, etc. In these organizations pupils find many opportunities to get practical experience in group work, dealing with real citizenship problems. All sessions of these organizations are conducted under the guidance of the faculty advisors. Membership in these organizations is restricted to those students whose work and attitude are satisfactory to each member of the faculty under whom the student lias work. Each week a faculty session is held to check up on the scholastic work and attitude of each student. Any student whose work or conduct is unsatisfactory is dropped from extra curricular activities and cannot represent the school in athletic or literary events until all delinquencies have been removed to the satisfaction of every faculty member. The wide field of opportunities offered in the various types of school work and the various activities organized, together with the high standards of work sustained, have brought to Woodward High School, each year, an increasing number of non-resident students. Woodward High School is happy to have the honor annually to welcome this fine group of students coming from all parts of Northwestern Oklahoma and to share with these ambitious boys and girls the excellent educational opportunities. To our alumni and patrons it is quite evident that our high school must have enlarged quarters to foster a continuance of our splendid growth. Every nook and corner of our present building is occupied. Our gymnasium and auditorium have been transformed into shop and study halL Our imperative need is a new high school building, and we believe that our alumni and patrons will join in attaining this imperative need—a New High School Building. pmilllllllllllllliumjiiummm ru DIRECTORS BOARD OF EDUCATION C. N. Cutler. R. J. Bonifield. E. H. Homberger. Roy Adams. R. C. Moore, Miles Haley, H. H. Alexander. APPRECIATION The Boomer Staff, as representatives of the student body of Woodward High School, take this means of thanking the Board of Education for their hearty co-operation with us to make our school the pleasant place it is for us to prepare to take our place in the world’s work. ■ J. F. QUISENBERRY. Principal E. H. HOMBERGER, Superintendent Sociology, Civics, Economics Psychology B. A. Culver Stockton A. B., A. M. Colorado State Teachers’ B. D. Texas Christian University College - h RUTH DRISKELL Mathematics A. B. Southwestern State Teachers’ College GRACE HAYES History, Geometry A. B. Oklahoma College for Women Graduate Work Chicago University THOMAS KENNEDY AFTON BILBY Manual Training Domestic Art Special Manual Training Certificate A. B. Northwestern State Teachers’ College Oklahoma University LEA IDA HOLLINGSWORTH WILBUR C. INGLE English, Expression Mathematics. English, History A. B. and B. O. Phillips University B. S. Northwestern State Teachers’ College ZXr:XJnacrac3x MYRTLE LEWTER CHARLES HUNNICITTT Home Science Commercial A. B. and B. S. Northwestern State Teachers’ College KATHERINE T. ROSE Foreign Languages B. A. University of Kansas ROBERT E. LEMMON Science. Physics, Agriculture, Geometry B. S. Oklahoma A. and M. College LELA SINCLAIR English A. B. Phillips University V mijiiiiiiiimiiiiiiimminfin nnnmraiiifflmmiirai 3fo|j0©IIl@rTpaf'@aitt SENIOR CLASS President---------------------------------------------------------Dean Alexander Vice-President--------------------------------------------------- John Leonard Secretary-----------------------------------------------------Attie Lou Gamble Treasurer----------------------------------------------------------Ruby Dugger Student Council-------------------------------Clarence Garrett, Marcella Robinson Yell Leaders---------------------------------- William Ricards, Duane Dockerty Flower---------------------------------------------------------White Carnation Colors---------------------------------------------------------Gold and White Motto___________________________________________________“Virtue Before Success Yell: Woodward! Rah! Senior! Rah! Woodward Seniors! Rah! Rah! Rah! Nineteen Rah! Twenty-seven! Rah! Nineteen Twenty-seven! Rah! Rah! Rah! SENIORS! CLASS HISTORY On the first Monday in September, nineteen hundred twenty-three, ninety boys and girls arose from their beds with the realization that a new life was dawning. All of us were eager to begin, although there was a little fear in our hearts. We started out bravely, just as every Freshman does, but naturally, not quite as successful as the Class of ’23. The boys became prominent in school life at the very beginning by making a championship besketball team in interclass, and two made the high school team. We remember how the upperclassmen thought of giving us a real treat by letting us see it all at once. Accordingly, we received an invitation requesting our presence at the Annual Freshman Reception. During the evening we were rushed through, very briefly, the entire four years of high school. At last we passed the green stage and, drawing a deep sigh, thought of ourselves as Sophomores. When school began in ’2 4, sixty-five came back to weather the storms of that year with thirteen new ones to help. Six brilliant students left early that year and joined the next class. The class of ’27 was lacking and nothing was accomplished, yet our high school career would not be complete without it. We must have our ups and downs as others have. As we look back now, our thoughts do not linger here. In our Junior year we demonstrated the real pep and enthusiasm that was in us. We had entered into the real activities of our high school. We won first in the popularity contest. The Junior play and the Junior-Senior Banquet was very successful. Talk about “Pep” and “Stick-to-itiveness”, that bunch just couldn’t be beaten. But at last we are nearing the end of the road as far as High School is concerned. Each one is talking and planning what he shall do next year. What is in store for us? We shall remember our Motto: “Virtue Before Success.” ___________________________________________ i 9X7 ■—,_______________________ ™™= � -jjLiuiiii niir[iniiiiTiinir|Huiiiiiifli||ii� iiiini� HHiniti ..... ifteBoom rp fi DEAN ALEXANDER Senior Class President ’27 Football 23. ’24. ’25. ’26 Basketball 24. '25. ’26 Track 24, ’25, ’26 Boomerangs ’27 “W” Club ’24, 25, 26. ’27 All-Northwestern Quarterback ’26 All-District Basketball Center 2T Junior Play ‘26 Senior Play ’27 JUANITA MORRIS Senior Play ’27 Glee Club ’25. ’26 Honor Society ’26. ’27 ATT IE LOU GAMBLE Glee Club ’24 Class Treasurer ’25 Honor Society ’25 Hiking Club ’26 Library ’26 Treasurer Student Council ‘26 Popularity Queen 27 Class Secretary ’27 Senior Play ’27 CLARENCE GARRETT “W” Club ’25. ’26. ’27 Basketball ’25. ’26. ’27 Track ’25. ’26. ’21 All-District Guard Fargo ’27 All-District Guard For gun ’26 All-Conference Guard ’27 Student Council ’27 Junior Play ’26 Senior Play ’27 MARCELLUS DRESSEN Inter-Class Basketball '21 KATHERINE HOFFARTH Westport Junior High School. Kansas City. ’23. '24 Glee Club ’26 Hiking Club ’27 Senior Play ’27 Honor Society ’26. 27 MARY E. JORDAN Glee Club ’25, ’26 Hiking Club ‘26 4-H Club ’25, ’26. ’27 HERBERT WILLIAMS Boomer Staff ’27 Boomerangs ’26, 27 High School Play ’25. ’26. ’27 Junior Play ’26 Vice-President Class ’26 Orchestra ’25. 26 Track ’26 Tennis ’26, ’27 Dramatic Club '25. ’26 ■■■■I HeBooin@r'pafieaiit LYDIA OVERBECK Glee Club '27 Girls’ Quartette '27 Chorus '27 Senior Play '27 Buffalo High School FRED HUDSON ROBERT KDHL Kinsley, Kansas, High School ’24, ’25 RUBY DUGGER Boomer Staff ’27 Class Treasurer '27 Student Council '26 Class Secretary ’25 Honor Society ’25, '26, Senior Play '27 Kiwanis Award '27 '27 EVELYN WEGNER WAYNE SHUEY Basketball '27 Football '26 Senior Play 27 “W Club 27 Supply High School ORVILLE STEFFENS Glee Club '24, '25 Inter-class Basketball Basketball ’27 Boomer Staff '27 Senior Play '27 “W” Club '27 25, '26 EDNA WIGLE Laverne High School Senior Play '27 ■Ba 1 X7 ISMII EVELYN GIBSON High School Play 26 Senior Play ’27 Peppers ’26, ’27 Librarian ’27 CHARLES MORRIS Glee Club '26 Dramatic Club ’26 Inter-class Basketball ’27 Latin Club 24 FORREST CARPENTER JULIA ROBERTS Peppers ’26. 27 Glee Club 24, '25 Hiking Club 24 Senior Play 27 Dramatic Club ’24 MARGARET COOMBES Hiking Club ’26 Librarian ’26, ’27 SAMMIE STINSON CLINTON NOBLE Senior Play ’27 LORENE GEERDES Mooreland High School ’24. '25 Boomer Staff '27 Junior Play ’26 . ■ CHARLES OWINGS Captain Football ’25 Football 23, ’24, ’25 Track 24, 25, ’26, 27 “W Club ’25, 26, ’27 BERTHA RUTLEDGE Glee Club ’23 Hiking- Club ’23 Librarian ’27 Science Club ’27 EVALLENA MOSER Latin Club ’24 Librarian ’26, ’27 CLAYTON RICHARD KENNETH DUGGIN Inter-class Basketball ’23. ’24. ’25. ’26 Inter-class Football ’24 Hoomerangs ’26, ’27 “W” Club ’25. ’26, ’27 Vice-President “W Club ’27 Football ’25, ’26 Captain Football ’26 Glee Club ’25 JOHN LEONARD Inter-class Basketball ’24 High School Play '25 Student Council ’25 President Junior Class ’26 Vice-President Senior Class '27 Vice-President Student Council ’27 JUANITA COX EARL BAKER 24 Vice-President Class Enid High School ’25 “W” Club ’24. ’25. ’26, ’27 Boomerangs ’25, ’26. ’27 President Boomerangs ’26, ’27 Track ’25, ’26, ’27 Football '27 Basketball Captain ’26 District Basketball Forward ’27 19X7 ilium [jlHniimirmj • •• --------- lllllli IIIIIIIUMPT WILLIAM RICARDS, JR. Central High School. Kansas City, ’24 Dramatic Club ’26 Orchestra ’26 Honor Society ’26, ’27 Junior Play ’26 High School Play ’26 Senior Play 27 Glee Club ’26 Boomer Staff 26 Boomerangs ’26. ‘27 High School Yell Leader ’26. ‘27 GARNET PARKER Basketball ’26 Inter-class Basketball 25. 26 “W” Club ‘26 Peppers ’27 Popularity Queen ’26 FINIS STEWART Mooreland High School Student Council ’26 President Student Council 27 Football ’25, ’26 W” Club ’26 President “W” Club ’27 Debate ’26, ’27 Orchestra ’25, ’26, ’27 President Dramatic Club ’26 Junior Play ’26 MABEL BORDEN Hiking Club ’24. ’25. ’26. 27 Senior Play ’27 Latin Club ’24. ’25 Librarian ’24. ’25 KENNETH MOORE Junior Play ‘26 Senior Play ‘27 High School Orchestra ’27 CLARENCE McPHERSON Weatherford High School DONALD PURSELL ALICE LAWRENCE Hiking Club ’26. ’27 Librarian ’26. '27 E DUANE ’DOCKERTY Boomer Staff ’27 High School Yell Leader ’25. ’26, ’27 (Mass Veil Leader '27 Boomerangs '25, '26, '27 Inter-class Basketball 26, ’27 Debate ’27 High School Oratorical Contest ’26, ’27 District Oratorical Contest ’27 High School Play ’27 Dramatic Club ’24 High School Orchestra ’27 HERSCHELL PATTERSON Boomer Staff '27 Senior Play ’25, ’27 High School Play '26 “W” Club 27 Class President '25 Boomerangs ’25, ’26, '27 Honor Society ’25 Inter-class Basketall ’26, ’27 Tennis ’27 IRENE SCOVEL Glee Club ’24, ’25, ’27 Honor Society ’25, ’27 Junior Play ’26 Senior Play '27 Northup Award '26 Hiking Club ’26 Boomer Staff ’26, '27 Secretary Class '26 Dramatic Club '26 MARCELLA ROBINSON Latin Club ’24 Gerlach Award ’26 Glee Club ’24 Hiking Club ’25 Honor Society ’25, ’26, ’27 Chamber of Commerce Award ’27 PAULINE GILLENWATER Glee Club ’25 Student Council ‘27 Honor Society ’26 Senior Play ’27 LELA BYRD Debate ’26, '27 Alva Normal '26 Hiking Club '27 Vice-President Hiking Club 27 Senior Play ’27 LOIS LOWE Dramatic Club '26 Junior Play ’26 Senior Play '27 Inter-class Basketball ’26 Kansas City High School ’24, ’25 Boomer Staff '27 t i —______ . o n m TiymiiriiiiLm ••• gV7 ------------------------------------------- - = BACCALAUREATE Processional_______________________________________________ Marcella Hamblin America____________________________________:------------------- Congregation Invocation_____________________________________________ Rev. C. M. Crosswy Chorus, “Last Night”_______________________________1------------High School Scripture Reading---------------------------------------------Rev. T. E. Webb Vocal Solo____________________________________________________Mrs. R. C. Moore Sermon_______________________________________________________ Rev. C. A. Lowe Benediction______________________________________________Rev. John W. White Recessional________________________________________________ Marcella Hamblin CLASS DAY Music___________________________________________________ High School Orchestra Salutatory_________________________________________________________________Ruby Dugger I. Pageant of Present High School Life (a) Class Will__________________________________________ Mabel Borden (b) Class History----------------------------------------------Lois Lowe II. Pageant of Life to Come Presentation of Key of Knowledge_________________________________Dean Alexander Acceptance of Key of Knowledge_________________________________Claude Thompson Valedictory_______________________________________________ Marcella Robinson COMMENCEMENT Processional__________________________________Quin'ella Webb and Bernice Nelson Star-Spangled Banner_____________________________________________Congregation Invocation____________________________________________________ Rev. D. L. Doub Piano Solo_________________________________________________________Mary Bush Address_______________Dr. Bradford Knapp, President Oklahoma A. and M. College Violin Solo_____________________________________________ — -Portia Silverthorne Presentation of Diplomas______________M. B. Haley, President Board of Education Quartette_________Finis Stewart, Dean Alexander, William Ricards, Kenneth Moore Presentation of Awards: Home Art____________________________________-—------------Mrs. L. P. Northup Manual Training_____________________________________The Bank of Woodward Highest Scholastic Standing during Senior Year—Medal__—Rev. C. MV Crosswy Highest Scholastic Average for First Three Years—$20---------John J. Gerlach Highest Scholastic Average for Four Years—$100---------------------- _________________Woodward Chamber of Commerce, Secretary Lloyd Godley Second Highest Scholastic Average for Four Years—$25---------------- __________________________________Kiwanis Club, Dr. C. R. Silverthorne Benediction__________________________________________________Rev. E. A. Green :in CLASS WILL k' We, the departing Senior Class of 192 . who have given four long years to the miscellaneous studies and activities of the high school, who have strived to give the very best in us for the benefit of the others and to set an example for the verdant freshies now growing up in our midst, do will and bequeath our most honorable “get-bv ’ ability to the junior class as a whole, which, we are certain, will be accepted whole-heartedly and tearfully. First the roll shall be called and each member shall present his own personal gift. I, Dean Alexander, do will my popularity in high school to little Bobbie Hughes. I. Earl Baker, will my exceptional ability in understanding Sociology to Mono Schoenback. He would make a fine philosopher since he is always thinking of the other fellow. I, Mabel Borden, will my dear History IV notebook to Mary Berg. You’ll be in need of it Mary as it is all written up and midnight oil is very expensive. I, Harold Bayless, will my Geometry book and all the problems I have solved (if you can find them in the waste paper can) to Turner Quisenberry. I, Bela Byrd, will and bequeath my arguing ability to Quinella Webb. May it do you great service, Quinella. I, Forrest Carpenter, do present gladly my excellent grades to Edwina Turnage. I, Margaret Coombes, give my “always satisfied ability to Bonita Feese. I, Duane Dockerty, give my position as yell leader to Edna Thomas. I, Marcellus Dressen, bequeath my book on “How to make great speeches and hold the audience spellbound” to Wiley David. I, Kenneth Duggin, bequeath my dates with Ruby Thomas to Claude Thompson. I, Ruby Dugger, present my history-grades to Rosalie Pierson. I, Attie Lou Gamble, give my good looks to Marcella Hamblin. I, Clarence Garrett, will my tendency to play basketball to Eugene Rawdon. Be sure that the B. B. soars into the basket. I, Lorena Geerdes, give my taste for art to Alva Richards. 1, Evelvn Gibson, give my “flirting black eyes” to Helen Telford. Treat them right and they’ll serve you in good stead. I, Pauline Gillenwater, present my alto voice to Dora Coombes. Don’t let it get husky. I, Katherine Hoffarth, will and bequeath my shorthand notes to Billie Irvin. I, Fred Hudson, present my smiling countenance to Kenneth Bafon. I. Mary Jordon, give my speed in typewriting to Goldia Stenglemeir. We. Robert Kehl and John Leonard, give our bashfulness to Mary Bush and Ruth Greer. I, Alice Lawrence, bequeath my position as President of the Hiking Club to Edna Schwarz. My great friend, don’t cheat anyone in their miles. Give them their just deserts. I, Lois Lowe, present my gift of charming qualities and daintiness to Mary Frances Mitchell. Don’t try to bluff your way but use my magical charms. I, Clarence McPherson, will my talkativeness to Veldon Gaston. I, Keneth Moore will my beautiful azure eyes to Kenneth McCollum. I, Charles Morris, present my inventiveness to Victor Martison. I, Jaunita Morris, will my lisping tendency to Beatrice Oyler. I, Evaleena Moser, will and bequeath with heartiness, my long hair to Peggy Faulk. I, Clinton Noble, give my new pocket knife, that I lost, to Virgil Gaston. He needs it to whittle up desks for amusement in Class. I, Lydia Overbeck, present my perfectly good spectacles to Elizabeth Cutler. I, Charles Owings, present all the cups, medals, etc, that I have won to Melvin Skaggs. I, Donald Pursell, give my splendid vocabulary over which I have full command to Brandon Frost. I, Herschell Patterson, do will and bequeath my jelly-bean and shieky appearance to Harold Meunier. I, William Ricards. Jr. present my wonderful ability of cracking bright jokes on the teachers to J. B. Stewart. I, Clayton Richard, give my height to Sherry Finney. I, Julia Roberts, present my last chew of gum and my ability to chew it to perfection to Pauline McCormick. Pauline, Beware. 1, Marcella Robinson, give my beautiful wavey hair to Vaughn Alexander. I, Bertha Rutledge present my perfectly melodious giggle to Susie Thacker. I, Irene Scovel, will all my honor emblems to Portia Silverthorne. I, Wayne Shuey, give my ability to look mean to Bob Selman. I, Orville Steffens, will my ambling walk to Hugh Rawdon. I, Finis Stewart, will my wonderfully deep bass voice to Mr. Charles Hunnicutt. I, Sammie Stinson, will my place on the football team to Homer Endersby. I, Evelyn Wegner, give my best pen point to Christine Baker. I, Edna Wigle, will my dignified dignity to Marie Hedrick. I, Herbert Williams, present my best tan suit, the one I’ve been wearing this year, to Harold Meunier. May you look shieky too in it Harold. Take care of it, I may want it some day. “Curlee” jrmmim- 9 JUNIOR GLASS President--------------------------------------------------------Claude Thompson Vice-President-----------------------------------------------------J. B. Stewart Secretary________________________________________________ Mary Frances Mitchell Treasurer___________________________________________________________________Ruby Thomas Yell Leader---------------------------------------------------------------Robert Hughes Student Council_______________________________Margaret Dugger, Eugene Rawdon Flower_________________________________________________Red and White Carnation Colors_________________________________________________________ Red and White Motto_____________________________________“Together we stick, divided we’re stuck” Yell: Yackety! Yack! Yackety! Yack! Yackety! Yackety! Yackety! Yack! Hallabazoo! Callabazoo! Woodward Juniors! How do you do! tQ'Vl If 11!I mm mim CLASS HISTORY The freshman class which entered the halls of Woodward High School in September, 1924, was one of the best classes that ever entered any school. They were determined to make their presence known not only in the high school but throughout the state, by making their school a better and higher place of education. We chose Mr. Kennedy, Mrs. Rose and Miss Von-Hagen for sponsors, with Herschell Patterson as president. When “Petty” called for boys to come out for football our boys responded at once and, although we had only one boy make the first team, several made numerals. In basketball our girls lost inter-class, after playing off a tie with the juniors. We placed one girl on the first team, with four making numerals. Our boys did not place in basketball or track but we had boys out training for the future in both of these. We earned a large percent of the Honor Society and ran the juniors a very close race in the beauty contest, winning second. The next year we came back as exceptional sophomores and more of our boys made letters in football and three of our girls made letters in basketball. Our girls won the inter-class basketball that year. With the help of Mr. Kennedy and Mr. Lemmon, our sponsors, and Carl Telford, president, we won third in the popularity contest and also held the largest percent in the Honor Society. Then we were juniors—upper-classmen. We started the year right by choosing Mrs. Rose and Miss Hayes as sponsors, and Claude Thompson as president. We had five boys on the first football team and the captain-elect is a member of our class. Our play, “Her Step-Husband,” went over big and the Junior-Senior Banquet was a great success. Now at the end of the school year, as we look back over the year’s activities, we feel we have filled our place as juniors acceptably and we take the place of seniors hoping to do still better next year. MARY BERG ANNA BEATRICE FROST CLYDE WELLS HELEN TELFORD GEORGE BOSWELL VERA PUMMELL ROSALIE PIERSON EDWINA TURNAGE JOE POPE EDMOND RICHARD VIRGIL GASTON MARIE HEDRICK BONITA FEESE MARTHA BELLE WALSH 1 X7 s IMfl liilllllii'llllllllllllMElII mini in Sififc IflTilTnnnniinrmp MARY FRANCES MITCHELL HELEN HOLDEN RALPH THOMPSON PAUL BROWN J. B. STEWART ROSA GORRELL RUTH GREER GLADYS WATKINS HAROLD WELLS EUGENE RAWDON MARGARET DUGGER MARGARET RICHARD SUSIE THACKER BRANDON FROST CLAUDE THOMPSON ZELPHA TURNAGE PAULINE McCORMICK GOLDIA STENGLEMEIER ORVIA MITCHELL ROBERT HUGHES LEONE SIMMONS ALVA RICHARD RUTH BEAVERS GLADYS HOWLAND NINA SMITH MARY MARGARET FROST GRACE MULLENAX BSSKif SSEia 1 X7 m RANDALL, RAY EDNA SCHWARZ HAROLD MEUNIER QUINELLA WEBB WAYNE COX RUBY THOMAS HUGH RAWDON MATILDA BALDWIN ELIZABETH CUTLER BILLIE IRVIN CECIL KIMMEL SHERRY FINNEY' BERNICE PATTERSON DORA COOMBES SOPHOMORE GLASS President---------------------------------------------s-----Victor Martinson Vice-President------------------------------------------------------------------Kathryn Patton Secretary-------------------------------------------------------------------------Marie Ajdams Treasurer-------------------------------------------------------------------Mary Bush Yell Leader---------------------------------------------------------Meno Schoenback Student Council--------------------------------Marcella Hamblin, Wilbur Steffens Flower------------------------------------------------------------------------- Violet Motto--------------“Good, better, best. We’ll never let it rest till the good is better and the better is best.” Colors--------------------------------------------------------------Blue and White Yell: Who are? Who are? Who are we? Sophomores! Sophomores! Can’t you see? We got pep! We got vim! We’re the class that’s going to win. SOPHOMORES! CLASS HISTORY Station S-O-P-H broadcasting through the remote control of W. H. S. Two years ago the four winds blew one hundred and fifteen exceedingly green freshies into the shelter of W. H. S. During the year that we were freshmen we held high our colors, the blue and the white.; Of our boys and our girls we were proud. For two long years we have persevered and in many ways we have conquered. In the inter-class basketball our girls brought us fame. And think what our boys in football have done. The girls’ basketball team was composed of sophomores and freshmen; Coach Ingle used Kenneth and Wilbur, too. Honor Society? Here, too. we held our own. Our popular girl, Marcella Hamblin, we know is the best, and to this case we can only apply these words: “We think it’s alright to take a beating if we don’t let the beating beat us.” Under the guidance of our sponsors and our officers the Ship of ’29 is making its way in safety to the western port. M. B. ’29 ,' Vr=‘V; 29 PANSY CULBERTSON VICTOR MARTINSON TEDDY RODDY WILBUR STEFFENS JEWEL SCOVEL HELEN SILLS MARGARET SMITH DOROTHY WILLIAMS MEREDITH ODELL MELVIN SKAGGS WILLARD LOVE BURNELL JAMES IRENE PARKER JULIA CARE SILAS MEYER EUGENE GALBREATH LOUIE DEAN GRACE HUNTER Hi Ml____ ________________ CECIL SCOVEL BRUCE INNIS KATHRYN PATTON PEARL SHIRKEY VELMA DAVID BOB DERBY CECIL HUMPHREY LOUISE BOUQUOT VERNA MAE WELCH NEAL WHITE EUGENE DAVIS MARCELLA HAMBLIN EVA MITCHELL MARIE ADAMS ARNOLD LUPTON BEATRICE OYLER MILDRED BLECKLEY LEROY JARMAN WILEY DAVID MAUDIE FAULK ELSIE FORD EVA CULBERTSON URBEN STINSON LEROY SCATES BROUGH ALLISON MARY BUSH LADELLA MILLS ESTHER TRUEBLOOD EMMA DEAN CLYDE LAMBERT OWEN HUNTER VAUGHAN ALEXANDER mm— 1 X7 ——mm—m—m— 19 STELLA GORRELL LYMAN BROWN KENNETH LAFON MORRIS GILLENWATERS THELMA BASSETT CRYSTAL AUSTIN 7 § ikB©©m@r pa?'@aitt FRESHMAN CLASS President_________________________________________________ Turner Quisenberry Vice-President------------------------------------------------------------Edna Thomas Secretary____________________________________________________________Christine B.ikei Treasurer_________________________________________________________Paul Pierson Yell Leaders_____________________Stanley Wilson, Turner Quisenberry, Betty Bush Student Council__________________________________Portia Silverthorne, Elmo North Flower___________________________________________________________________Pansy Colors_________________________________________________________Purple and Gold Motto_________________“If you can’t win, make the fellow in front break the record” Yell: Rickety Boom! Rickety Boom! Rickety! Rickety! Boom! Boom! Boom! Nineteen! Boom! Thirty! Boom! Nineteen Thirty! Boom! Boom! Boom! FRESHMEN! CLASS HISTORY In September, there assembled in the halls of W. H. S. the largest freshman class, both in number and spirit, that has ever entered at one time. We were heartily welcomed by the upper classmen. Like all other freshmen, we were green, but not as ignorant. In athletics the freshmen have gone to the front. In football none of our boys made the first team but several made the second. In basketball our girls have done exceedingly well. The boys, also, keep the good spirit and helped the first team to win. We expect at least ninety-five percent of our present members to be back next year fighting with the same spirit. As this school year closes, we feel that we have filled our position, have boosted for W. H. S., have supported the various activities and have engaged in every sport. Therefore, we proudly offer ourselves as an example to any incoming class. Time alone will determine the degree of excellence the class of ’30 is capable of attaining. L. A. ’3.0 nmuimii iihiii j mmi |f iiidi i l Greer Groves Rogers Withgott Bishop Smith Selman Sim mons Richard Green Reed Wells Rogers Hamlin Riggs Nelson Jessee Gither.s Barnes Gamble Thomas Kempf Cutler Sparks Haley Carey Bush Gregory Irvin Merrill Shoults Hayworth mmi mum Watson Parsons Gilliland Workman Harris Hudson Smith Botts Pou nd Nelson Foster Quisenberry North Farrier Mitchell Pierson Wilson High Silverthorne .lessee Barnes Nelson Nibarger Winfrey Baker Scates Odell Adams Wells Burkett North ■nnmumiiin rmi r� TfT?lf IfflfTTl SETTING-UP EXERCISES This year, for the first time in the history of W. H. S.. out-of-doors setting-up exercises were introduced into our schools. Every Tuesday and Thursday were set aside for this purpose. ORGANIZATIONS ■ :-.r • t '■ ■ • •? • . . , I ST I UHVI' COl C11 : Eugene Iiawdon. Marcella Hamblin, Portia Silverthorne, Emma Stewart. John Leonard. Elmo North, Wilbur Steffens, Lyndell Rivers, Marcella Robinson, Ruth Greer, Pauline Gillenwater, Finis Stewart, Clarence Garrett, Margaret Dugger. HO Oil SOCIETY: Dorothy Williams. Mildred Bleckley, Glenn Weese. Katherine Hoffarth. Ruby Dugger, Edna Thomas, Carl Telford. Marcella Robinson, Adeline Ford, Donald Pursell. William Ricards, Christine Baker. Eugene Rawdon, Lucille Greer, Robert Hughes. Ruby Thomas. Claude Thompson. Billie Irvin. John Finney, Verna Mae Welch. Maurine Gilliiand, Katheryn Patton. Margaret Dugger, Lois Lowe. Mary Berg, Betty Bush, Matilda Baldwin, Irene Scovel. 1_ Emuimii Claude Thompson. Duane Dockerty, Earl Baker. Turner Quisenberry. Herschell Patterson. Kenneth Dugrgrin. Lea Ida Hollingsworth, sponsor, Victor Martinson. Afton Bilby. sponsor. Casey” Garrett. Fred Hudson. Herbert Williams, William Ricards. Dean Alexander. PEPPERS Mary Bush. Bonita Feese. Ruby Thomas, Evelyn Gibson. Mary Frances Mitchell. Lucille Adams, Julia Roberts. Marcella Hamblin. Portia Sil vert borne. Grace Hayes, sponsor Marie Adams. Pauline McCormick. BOVS’ “ V” CUB: Wayne Shuey, Virgil Gaston, Sammie Stinson, Orville Steffens, Ralph Thompson, Victor Martinson. Alva Richards, Cecil Scovel, Kenneth LaFon, Clifford Miller. Clarence Garrett. Wilbur Steffens. Earl Baker, Kenneth Duggin, Dean Alexander, Finis Stewart, Fred Hudson, Charles Owings (Not in Picture: Herschell Patterson.) (UHLS’ “VY” CU B: Edna Thomas. Louise Bouquot, Eleanor Mitchell, Vivian Par- sons, Eva Mitchell, Jane Irvin, Jewel Scovel. MllllillllUMlUM wmmmmaL DEBATE TEAM: Coach J. F. Quisenherry, Brandon Frost, Lola Byrd, Finis Stew- art. Homer Endersby. ORCHESTRA Director Clyde Gre g:. Finis Stewart, Miss Harrison. J. B. Stewart. Herbert Williams. Kenneth Moore, James Rivers, Duane Dockerty, Miss Keeling:, Blanche Harris. Claire Dohrer, Vera Coleman, Mrs. Gregg, director, Georgre Boswell, Byron Bassett. Mary Berg:. Dorothy Bowlin, Geneva Nelson, Laura Gilliland. Helen Rowe. iQVI nrnniuu - ATHLETICS 1«5X7 i lilllilllll wmmmmmmmmmmm rmr TOM KENNEDY Tom coaches the football and track teams. For three years he has helped make teams that Woodward High School has been proud of. Last year Tom’s track boys won the district meet at Waynoka, the county meet here, and the Alva Rodeo. This year the track team placed second in the district meet, third in the Alva Rodeo, and won the county meet. LORENE GRIFFIN Miss Griffin coaches the girls’ basketball team. This was her first year for Woodward High School but she certainly showed everybody that she was a real basketball coach. She took an inexperienced bunch of sophomores and freshmen and made a basketball team that any high school would be proud to call their own. WILBUR G. INGLE This is Mr. Ingle’s first year for Woodward High School but he sure turned out to be an excellent basketball coach. Mr. Ingle’s boys won the Northwest Conference title, something that has never been done before in the history of the school. They won the district meet at Fargo, and won one game at the state tournament. DUANE DOGKERTY—Senior—Yell Leader Duane has been a high school yell leader for the past three years. We sure will miss him next year. MARY BERG—Junior—Pianist This is Mary’s first year but she sure proved good. She will be back next year to pound the ivories for us. WILLIAM RICARDS—Senior—Yell Leader “Tip,” as he is usually called, came to us from Kansas City. We are all glad he came because he sure made a fine yell leader. Rock Chalk Tomahawk, W. H. S. Rock Chalk Tomahawk, W. H. S. Rock Chalk Tomahawk, W. H. S. (Three times fast) miinikiiriiniT II Willi mini iiiiiiumuh! CECIL SCOVEL—Sophomore—Halfback Cecil played his first football this year. He showed up well and will be one of the mainstays in next year’s squad. ALVA RICHARD—Junior—Guard Alva will be back in the line next season. He is a clean player and a hard fighter. Was a valuable man in the line. VIRGIL GASTON—Junior-Center—Captain-elect “Pete” filled the hardest position on the team. The backs were always sure of a good pass when “Pete” was at center. Also a good man on defense. DEAN ALEXANDER—Senior—Fullback All-Conference fullback. As a passer he can’t be beat. TieBoomer'pafieaiit WAYNE SHUEY—Senior—Halfback This was Wayne’s first year in W. H. S. He played halfback and was on the receiving end of most passes. JACK SPURLOCK—Junior—Halfback Little but mighty. When we needed a gain Jack usually found a weak spot in the opponent’s line. KENNETH DUGGIN—Senior—Quarterback—Captain Captain Duggin led his team through a successful season. He was another important factor in our passing machine. CLIFFORD MILLER—Sophomore—Tackle Heavy but fast on foot. A good offensive line man. He always made an opening for the runner. EARL BAKER—Senior—End Small but fast. Good at receiving passes. Earl is lost by graduation. Bn I FRED HUDSON—Senior—End Would make a good man on anybody’s team. Strong both on offense and defense. It was hard for a.) opponent to circle his end. VICTOR MARTINSON—Sophomore—Tackle “Pinkie” has another year to show the boys what he can do. Small but full of fight. SAM STINSON—Senior—Guard Sam made his first “W” in football this year. He will be missed next year. FINIS STEWART—Senior—Guard Finis was a hard-fighting line man both on offense and defense. He always got his man. RALPH THOMPSON—Junior—Quarterback Ralph was one of the most valuable men on the team as he could be used in most any position. He looks like a good quarterback for next year. H! I � : ti '.minrr min i FOOTBALL SQUAD Bob Derby, Bruce Innis, Bob Selman, Paul Brown, Vester Gaston, Evan Reed, Carlin Workman, Turner Quisenberry, Kenneth, LaFon, Ralph Thompson, Cecil Scovel. Dean Alexander, Kenneth Duggin, Jack Spurlock, Fred Hudson, Alva Richard, Sammie Stinson, Virgil Gaston, Finis Stewart, Victor Martinson, Earl Baker. SUMMARY OF SEASON Gage 0_______________________________________________________Woodward 26 Buffalo 2____________________________________________________Woodward 39 Fairview 27_________________________________________________Woodward 3 W’aynoka 7___________________________________________________Woodward 67 Carmen 0____________________________________________________Woodward 3 Cherokee 33_________________________________________________Woodward 0 Shattuck 0___________________________________________________Woodward 27 Mooreland 21________________________________________________W oodward Alva 13_____________________________________________________Woodward 7 Okeene 0_____________________________________________________Woodward 33 _ BOYS’ BASKETBALL SQUAD Coach Wilbur Ingle. Orville Steffens. Dean Alexander. Wayne Shuey. Fred Hudson. Clarence Garrett. Earl Baker. Kenneth DaFon, Wilbur Steffens. SUMMARY OF SEASON Mooreland 10________________________________________________Woodward 2« Fairview 8__________________________________________________Woodward 38 Waynoka 17__________________________________________________Woodward 20 Alva 17_____________________________________________________Woodward 20 Cherokee 24_________________________________________________Woodward 35 Carmen 13___________________________________________________Woodward 24 Okeene _____________________________________________________Woodward 17 (Only Conference Games) nnniiiiiiiiirm HI! YTTT 1111 min FRED HUDSON—Junior—Forward—Captain Hudson was a man worth having on the team, always ready to do just whai was best for the team. He showed his ability in the Alva game by scoring on his opponents. Fred nude honorable mention at the district tournament at Fargo. He has one more year with us and we are looking forward to his next year’s team. The boys liked Fred so well as captain that they re-elected him as captain for next year. CLARENCE GARRETT—Senior—Floor Guard “Casey” was a real guard and seemed to be able to play the hardest when the game was closest. A man who was always out to practice and loved basketball bettor than anything. He made all-tournament guard and captain of the all-tournament team at Fargo. end all-tournament guard at the district meet. WILBUR STEFFENS—Sophomore—Substitute A little brother, but just as important as the tall one. Always at practice and never disobeying the training rules. Wilbur could always be relied upon in a tight place. The team is wishing him the best of success for next year. ORVILLE STEFFENS—Senior—Forward A shy, bashful boy when giving n account of the game, but just the opposite while playing. Always, when put in as a substitute in Karl s place, he made excitement run high, putting the score out of reach of the opposing team. tnnr � |]|IfllMHlllir¥TID WAYNE SHUEY-Senior-Guard Wayne was a guard on the Woodward all-conference team. One of the cleanest yet closest guarding guards that Oklahoma has ever produced. Wayne was a man who wanted to win, and much credit goes to him for Woodward’s successful team. He made all-tournament guard on the second team in the district tournament. Go forward. Shuey, Woodward High School is back of you. DEAN ALEXANDER—Senior—Center Dean was our famous center -always reliable when needed. He made alltournament center at the district meet at Fargo and honorable mention in the state meet. Like in football. Dean was in the game with all his heart, thinking of his old Woodward High School. KENNETH LAFON—Sophomore—Forward Kenneth played forward on our undefeated team and was always ready to do his part. Kenneth has two more years in W. H. S. and we are sure he will always bring good luck to our team. On the trips Kenneth served to keep up the spirits of the boys for. as you know, he wrote special delivery letters—to whom was a mystery. Swi LOUISE BOUQUOT—Sophomore- Louise won her letter through hard work at center, ing future as center, having both height and steadiness. -Center She has a very promis- JANE IRVIN—Freshman—Forward Always ready and willing to fight for W. H. S. Jane made an excellent partner and went into the game with lots of pep. JEWEL SCOVEL—Sophomore—Captain—Guard jewel was always dependable. It was due to her sincerity .and efficient piloting that the team made such a showing for their first year in basketball. The opposing forward very seldom got free from her. Elected captain for 1927-28. IJUilllillll illi nninTnrciiniii ii n 1 inn™ TAeBoomerpaf ant EDNA THOMAS—Freshman—Forward Edna was a hard-working, willing and fighting basketball player. She has the ability to make a first-class forward in the near future. VIVIAN PARSONS—Sophomore—Forward Vivian was a hard-working, faithful member of the team; always at practice doing her best to earn victory for W. H. S. Played the first half season at guard. ELEANOR MITCHELL—Freshman—Side Center Small but mighty. Always on hand with lots of pep. We remember Eleanor when we think of the Fargo side center. EVA MITCHELL—Sophomore—Guard Eva was very conscientious and hard working. She never thought of anything but playing the game from the time the first whistle blew until the last. Her team-work with Jewel was especially commendable. uniiiuu-i GIRLS’ BASKETBALL SQUAD Christine Baker, Coach Lorene Griffin. Eva Mitchell. Edna Thomas, Louise Bouquot, Ella Vance, Vivian Persons, Eleanor Mitchell, Jewel Scovel, Jane Irvin. SUMMARY OF SEASON Mooreland 14______________________________________________Woodward 4 Camargo 6____________________________________________ Woodward 24 Fargo 25______________________________________________ Woodward 18 Laverne 13_____________________________________________Woodward 12 Camargo 20________________________________________________Woodward 7 mhuhe m uiniiij m I i i B ill nfrnifuimm I TieBoomarpafeaiit EARL BAKER—Senior—100—220—Relay This is Earl’s last year in W. H. S. and we will certainly miss him next year. Earl was partly responsible for our track winnings this year. DEAN ALEXANDER—Senior—Shot Put—440—Relay This is also Dean’s last year. He puts the shot next to Charles Owings and is our anchor man on the relay. Whenever Dean ran in the relay he was almost sure to leave the next man a lead. CHARLES OWINGS—Senior—Shot Put—Discus—Javelin This, too, is Charles’ last year. Whenever Tom took Charles on a track trip we were always sure of getting 5 points and sometimes 15. TOM KENNEDY—Coach CLARENCE GYRRETT—Senior—Pole Vault This is “Casey’s” last year, too. He won the pole vault in the district meet at Waynoka, going 11 feet. THE TRACK SQUAD Joseph Botts, Elmo North, Elton Greer, Victor Martinson, Eugene Rawdon, Bruce Innis, Earl Baker, Dean Alexander, Sammie Stinson, Clayton Richard. Eugene Davis. Earl Steed, Owen Hunter. Kenneth McCollum, Robert Irvin, Wiley David, Leroy Scates, Teddy Roddy, Allen Scates. SUMMARY OF SEASON County Meet________________________________________________________W. H. Ranger Rodeo_______________________________________________________W. H. Northwest Conference_______________________________________________W. w. H. S. 38 w. H. S. 23 __w. H. S. 36 The track team this year had a little hard luck, winning only the county meet at Woodward. However, next year the team ought to make good, with so many upper-classmen back. Only four of the track team graduated this year. The underclassmen have had some experien-ce this year and last, as Tom, our coach, always takes as many men as possible on track trips so that the men will have a little experience at least for the next year. The men who will be back next year are men who have bid as much experience as the team this year and they certainly ought to make a good track team for W. H. S. mmmmm — nm BOYS’ TENNIS Harold Bavless. Fred Hudson, Coach Robert E. Lemmon, Loraine Jessee, Her-schell Patterson. The tennis team, composed of Hudson and Patterson, won two matches of singles against the Waynoka team, but lost the doubles match. In the county meet Hudson lost the singles to Burdick of Mooreland. In the doubles Hudson and Jessee lost to Jones and Jones of Mutual. GIRLS’ TENNIS Beatrice Oyler, Coach Robert E. Lemmon, Margaret Smith, Ruth Greer. Edna Thomas. The only meet that the girls played in was the county. Oyler won second in the singles and Oyler and Smith won first in the doubles. li——m——JM a Jt, k X mam ■H ■■1 waaammmaamamamammmmmL gnm_uiiiiiiiii;i inn' ifniiiiifjypi SB ■HEH lli(|T| i 1 U1 ii 1 -1' • jR' : 1! 1 11 likLo,? irfh re . u ||i JheQo®tmt p yQmit m SUMMARY OF SEASON Seim.an 1_______________W. J. H. S. 8 Mooreland Freshmen 17_W. J. H. S. 3 4 Mooreland J. H. 7_________W. J. H. S. 34 The Junior High had a real track team this season. The only meet they entered was the county, but they took it by a large margin. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Coach Bisel, Melvin Jones, Raymond Bell. Vester Gaston, Andrew Vleodman, William Coombes. JUNIOR HIGH TRACK Malcomb Bealmear, Francis Bleckley, Jack Moore, Charles Pope, Walter Fuller, Lyndell Rivers. Andrew Vleodman. FE4TU RES -3 an Alexander ■■I Convention Hall Thursday Night, April 7, 1927 Direction of Miss Lea Ida Hollingsworth CAST OF CHARACTERS Attendant on Love Boat—Lo Song Kee’s Servant--------------------Lydia Overbeck Proprietor of Love Boat___________________________________________Clinton Noble Billy Benson____________________________________________________Dean Alexander Lo Song Kee_____________________________________________________________Clarence Garrett Customer—Peter______________________________________________ Herschell Patterson Hop Toy___________________________________________________________Kenneth Moore Ming Toy___________________________________________________________ Lois Lowe James Potter________________________________________________________________Fred Hudson Charlie Yong________________________________________________________Wayne Shuey Mildred Benson__________________________________________________Attie Lou Gamble Mrs. Benson__________________________________________________Katherine Hof Earth Thomas__________________________________________________________Orville Steffens Andrew Benson___________________________________________________William Ricards Marjory__________________________________________________________ Evelyn Gibson Violet_____________________________________________________________________Mabel Borden Dora_____________________________________________________________________Juanita Morris Sing-Song Girls: Evelyn Gibson, Julia Roberts, Edna Wigle, Pauline Gillenwater, Ruby Dugger. Lela Byrd. Irene Scovel, Juanita Morris % _____________________ a m.m iinin mini “Her Step-Husband” Presented by THE JUNIOR CLASS OF W. H. S. Convention Hall Thursday Night, December 16, 1926 Direction of Miss Lea Ida Hollingsworth CAST OF CHARACTERS Harvey P. Marshall------------------------------------ Mary Marshall----------------------------------------- Dr. Niles_____________________________________________ Florence Ainslee-------------------------------------- Miss Emmily Painslee__________________________________ Officer Shea__________________________________________ • Stella________________________________________________ Sylvia_______________________________________________ Harold Meunier __Ruby Thomas -------Joe Pope _____Mary Berg .-Marie Hedrick Eugene Rawdon ___Bonita Feese ____Billie Irvin mmtm m. Illlllllllllllllil wBmmmmammamBmnaaami “Gome Out of the Kitchen” Presented by WOODWARD HIGH SCHOOL ! Convention Hall Friday Night, May 13, 1927 Direction of Miss Lea Ida Hollingsworth CAST OF CHARACTERS Elizabeth Dangerfield. alias Araminta---------------------------------------Mary Bush Paul Dangerfield, alias Smithfield------------------------------------Victor Martinson Charles Dangerfield, alias Brindlebury------------------------------Turner Quisenberry Olivia Dangerfield, alias Jane-Ellen----------------------------------Marcella Hamblin Mandy, Olivia’s black mammy-------------------------------------------------Ruth Greer Randolph Weeks, agent of the Dangerfields---------------------------------Harold Wells Burton Crane, from the North__________________________________________Herbert Williams Mrs. Falkener, Tucker’s sister----------------------------------------Katheryn Patton Cora Falkener, her daughter-------------------------------------------Elizabeth Cutler Solon Tucker, Crane’s attorney and guest----------------------------------Donald Pursell Thomas Lefferts, statistical poet-------------------------------------Duane Dockerty Music by the High School Orchestra I I yyi-ji-mimiBixp Woodward High School h.as one of the largest collections of trophies representative of winnings in all kinds of athletic events of any high school in Northwest- ern Oklahoma. (The shield was won when W. H. S. won the state meet. The three bronze running figures were won at the Missouri Valley Relays. Last year there were only two schools in the United States that had three of these figures—Woodward High School OUR TROPHY CASE and Northeast Kansas City High School. In the last two years the basketball teams added many new trophies. They won the district tournament both years and brought back to us two large silver basketballs. The other trophies have been won at various track and field meets, such as Kansas-Oklahoma-Texas, Alva Rodeo, district meets, county meets and the state meets. Some of the trophies are for relays, all-round athlete and tennis. If in the future Woodward High School is as successful in athletics as we have been in the past, we will surely have the largest display of trophies of any high school our size in the state. 0 % i 'u 5u tnm nnmD Standing: Lois Lowe, society editor; Afton Bilby. sponsor; Orville Steffens, jokes editor; Grace Hayes, sponsor; J. B. Stewart, assistant business manager. Seated: Duane Dockerty, athletics editor; Irene Scovel, snaps editor; Herbert Williams, editor-in-chief; Ruby Dugger, class editor: Herschell Patterson, business manager; Lorene Geerdes. art editor; Ruby Thomas, assistant editor. =■■■ muri APPRECIATION The Staff herein expresses its thanks to the members of the Class of ’27 for the trust reposed in us by selecting us to have charge of the task of shaping this year’s annual, and we sincerely hope that they may not regret their choice. When the students of today are men and women of tomorrow and dreams of high school days come again into their minds, may this book be a treasured remembrance of Woodward High School. We offer our appreciation at this time to those who have so untiringly and willingly helped in making our publication. May our efforts not have been in vain and may this book always bring pleasant memories. THE STAFF. SPECIAL AWARDS Woodward Chamber of Commerce Award—$100.00 —for highest standard of work during four years in high school----------------Marcella Robinson Kiwanis Award—$25.00—for second highest standard of work during four years in high school_ --------------------------------Ruby Dugger Rev. C. M. Crosswy Award—Medal—for highest standard of work during senior year__________ -------------------------William Ricards, Jr. John J. Gerlach Award—$20.00—for highest standard of work during first three years of high school -------------------------------------Margaret Dugger The Bank of Woodward Award—$20.00—for greatest improvement shown in Manual Training_____ --------------------------------Carl Telford Mrs. L. P. Northup Award—for greatest improvement shown in Home Art_______________Margaret Dugger ;1U] p faA 'll- x � f (• r- © O K, 1 0 + K t 1 p t: . i • 7. 0 c Jf r-� I c r- o-r (V '___-t 550 ■ K, ° - o U � � -f - P f. . ' 5 a. a r� O-- V n� I: , ip kz°P I'Zj-Z. J- ft - o. ? tr c s;' ? e f ? o ? i p fm' - ( 7 J i e S $ t % +i A tr -£ of n� tfnv CO A 0 O if r 7 « f ? _ P i ► O J'H ? 1 f� U-a p|t £, f j ? ' ■ V' ; i ? • — fi. ?5 -- i iir - JCi£ f-r£.?' 'f fH- r p 0 • • o V U m ? li ■ u i , p r 71 2 J = ■ ?•;, . ?c • ?r £. J. T- - - 1. J u, 0- , J Wr« || « . ’ ? r F po rffo j? g $ C? it-+C3 ?F tf05 t � p ‘ « ii K . ',■ it • '■-F « � « J) p 0 « ,-t? A rr.y eJ H o y ° 4J •: 8. 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The class of ’26 has also been added to the directory, making it as complete as we possibly could. 1904 Mrs. Mabel Gray Clarke A belli 1, Amarillo, Texas Mrs. Ivy Coombs Browder, Woodward. Oklahoma Florence Chapman, deceased 1910 Mrs Pearl King: Snow, Los Angeles. Calif. Mrs. Harriet Park Harrison, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Mrs. Ruby Fames Lapier, Cass City, Mich. 1912 Donald Robinson, deceased Nelle Green, Woodward, Oklahoma Iva Matthews McGlamery, Woodward, Oklahoma Mrs. Hazel Hart Garringer, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Mrs. Vivian Townsend Edwards, Vici, Oklahoma Mrs. Cecil Burdick Stone, Amarillo, Texas King Aitken. Wichita, Kansas 191 : Mrs. Lucille Racer Pettyjohn, Glendale. California Russell Wyand, Laverne, Oklahoma Mrs. Ella Wade Tucker. Amarillo, Texas Alan Appelget, Blackwell, Oklahoma Howren Hall. Beaver, Oklahoma Roy Dillon Kansas City, Kansas Otho Pettyjohn, Glendale, California Mrs. Lena Blood Teter, Woodward. Okla. Mrs. Georgia Brown Bonham, deceased Iceland Winters, Shreveport, Louisiana Max Winters, Vici, Oklahoma Mrs. Doris Vosburg Wyand, Laverne. Oklahoma Helen Kincaid, St. Louis. Missouri Mrs. Evelyn Raynor Olson, Woodward, Oklahoma Eula Watts, Laverne, Oklahoma Mrs. Blanche Browning Brink. Wichita, Kansas 1914 Mrs. Louise Gerlach Lee, Norman, Okla. Mrs. Elsie Gwynn Render. Wichita, Kans. Marie Gerlach Stephenson. Norman, Okla. Ethyle Forney Young, Seiling, Oklahoma Howard Cox, Kansas Jennie Irwin Burger, Oilton, Oklahoma Gladys Shellhart Blakely, Sha.tuck, Okla. Kleber Foster, Wichita Falls, Texas Jennie Hayes, Hooker, Oklahoma Earl Griffis, Detroit. Michigan Harold Wakefield, Detroit, Michigan Mary White Wheeler, Woodward, Okla. Lena Willard, deceased Faye Hayes Cullen, Woodward. Oklahoma Pearl Burley Ulrey, Lakeland, Florida James Young, Seiling, Oklahoma Rosa Bubb Seeliger, Canadian, Texas 1915 Ruth Kendall McFadden, Tonkawa, Okla. Paul Kendall. Tonkawa, Oklahoma Delos Curb, Shawnee, Oklahoma Edna Derby Koons. Tulsa, Oklahoma Niles Winters, Shreveport, Louisiana Rachel Coombs Williams, Ponca City, Oklahoma Floyd Hayes, Mangum, Oklahoma Lula Hayes Mustaine, Newark, Ohio Ed Hopkins, Camp Lewis. Washington Harold Appelget, Blackwell, Oklahoma Gertrude Lahr Hayes, Chicago, Illinois Will Healey, Pittsburg. Pennsylvania Ollie Henson Whitcomb, Enid, Oklahoma Wilbur Wilkins, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Olene Hays Ray, Laverne. Oklahoma Altha Caples, Laverne, Oklahoma 1910 Harry Wilcox, deceased Ross Lake, Chicago, Illinois Robert Myers, Mutual, Oklahoma Chester Fithian, Tangier, Oklahoma Hosier Wyand. Boston. Massachusetts Georgia White Gill. Woodward, Oklahoma Thelma Bradbury Henson. Webb, Okla. Justina Buckett Cosby, Polk City, Okla. Rose Blumer Morrow, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Emma Seward, deceased Russell Laune Hopkins, Camp Lewis, Wash. Gertrude Hayes Costello, Woodward, Okla. Hattie Knight Braley, Buffalo. Oklahoma Merle Hudson Johnson. Little Rock, Ark. Winona Hunter Chilcott. Woodward, Okla. Marian Hunter Smith, Mesa, Colorado Helen Healey, Keokuk. Iowa Leona Hargis Bruner, Alva, Oklahoma H. B. King, Woodward, Oklahoma 1917 Merritt Brown, Kansas City, Missouri Letha Walker Baker, Woodward. Okla. Eugene Sharp, Columbia, Missouri Dorsey Baker, Woodward, Oklahoma Belle Coombs Kinser, Woodward, Okla. Eugene Reynolds, Los Angelo, Texas Paul Laune, New York City, New York Elizabeth Reed Gill, Woodward, Oklahoma Mary Terral Laune, New York City, N. Y. Edwin Greer, Woodward. Oklahoma Finis Pope, Red Oak. Oklahoma Inez Hollingsworth, Vermillion, S. Dak. Amy Sparks, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Lee Rhudy. Eldorado. Kansas Herbert Boehm, Woodward, Oklahoma Bernice Gwynn, Wichita, Kansas F'ern LaMunyon, deceased Maurice Walker, Wichita, Kansas Mac Thomas, Woodward, Oklahoma Margaret Stump Lee, Huntington Beach, California Grace Bonar, Shattuck, Oklahoma Robert Matthews, Woodward. Oklahoma Erwin Walker, Woodward, Oklahoma Ethel Toomey, Tulsa, Oklahoma Edna White, Woodward, Oklahoma Wayne Proctor. Dacoma, Oklahoma Nelle Clift, Perry, Oklahoma Blanche Harr, Karlsbad, New Mexico Ludwig Wolff, St. Louis, Missouri 1 7feH0Olll®r Susie Stone Dunlap. Santa Anna. Calif. Lewis Burrows, Newton, Kansas Maude Boswell Elsie Chald Nixon. Wichita. Kansas Irville Rutledge. Oklahoma City, Okla. Hattie Crosno, Enid. Oklahoma Earl Mason. Topeka. Kansas Anna Dillon Bake. San Diego. California 191S Harold Street. Woodward. Oklahoma Lois Yetter, Weatherford. Oklahoma Henryetta Walsh McCreadv, Chicago. Ill-Ross 'Enlow, Blackwell. Oklahoma Ruth Ravnor Hellar. Wichita. Kansas Ernest Dillon. Jett. Oklahoma Ruby Potts, Wichita, Kansas Carl‘Harr, Slayton. Texas Edith Renfrew Street. W oodward. Okla. Agnes Irvin Pinkhouse, Hutchinson. Nans. Eva Depugh Wilson, Seiling. Oklahoma Martin Bubb. Chicago. Illinois Lois Seamans Smith. Tulsa. Oklahoma Hazel Meunier. Woodward. Oklahoma Ethyle Walker Chapman. Adrain, Texas Harold Smith. Tulsa. Oklahoma Margaret Peebles, W,roodward. Oklahoma Lewis Snow. Woodward. Oklahoma Orie Baker. Pampa, Texas Forrest Robinson, Woodward, Oklahoma Clarence Moore, deceased 1919 Herbert Dillon. Pittsburg. Pennsylvania Ruth Fenn. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Paul Leonard, Tulsa. Oklahoma Gladys Healey Wells, Keokuk, Iowa Chauncey Mason, Mooreland. Oklahoma Velma Curb Matthews. Woodward, Okla. Charles Rutledge, St. Louis. Missouri Mabel McCaslin Schirkdanz. Gage. Okla. Murray Holcomb, Buffalo. Oklahoma Ada Sparks Salz. Woodward. Oklahoma Joseph Hoffert, Woodward. Oklahoma Goldia McCaslin. Woodward. Oklahoma Francis Worsham. Oklahoma City. Okla. Bessie Chapman Martin. Aha. Okla. om i Hersehell Ctreet. Fort Worth Texas La Rue Loving Kendall. Tonkawa, Okla. Solon Burkett. Breckenridge. Texas Gila Roberts Livingood, Newberg. Oregon Sam Stone. Clovis. New Mexico Vernon Chandler, Longview. Washington Lois Hughes, _ , , Avervt Gober, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Rose Mott Legg, Alva. Oklahoma Lilburn Burrows. Mountain iew. Okla. Angela Abbott Baker. Pampa, Texas Vivian Chandler. Alva. Oklahoma Horatio Vosburgh, Buffalo. Oklahoma Phoebe Watkins Hale. Oklahoma City. Okla. Mettie Byrd Chambers. Sparks. Nevada Dolores Newcomb Hayes, Mangum, Okla. Harrv Stallings, El Reno. Oklahoma Gladys Irvin Carter, Ozark. Missouri 1920 Jiuth Gober, Norman, Oklahoma Joe Ravnor. Milwaukee, Wisconsin Mary Shirkey Clift. Woodward. Oklahoma Lawrence Harr. Karlsbad. New Mexico Lula Rutledge Lehr, Woodward, Oklahoma Richard Hughes, Gage. Oklahoma Cecelia Shellhart Sparks. El Paso. Texas Newman Groves, Woodward. Oklahoma Nettie Jarman, Woodward, Oklahoma Flossie Thomas, Stillwater, Oklahoma Howard Swanner. Slaton, Texas Edith Newcomb Dillon. Pittsburg. Pa. Madelnie Aldrich Pierce. Woodward. Okla. Ormand Groves. Stillwater, Oklahoma Reba Smith. Woodward. Oklahoma Dorothy Miles, Enid, Oklahoma Russell Enlow, Blackwell. Oklahoma Cecelia Bouquot Enlow. Blackwell. Okla. Marv Peebles Lane, Miami. Oklahoma Ralph Leach man, Oklahoma City, Okla. Georgia Walker Boehm. Woodward. Okla. Bert Bivens, Manhattan. Kansas Welma Armstrong Jobes. Tyronne, Okla. Chester Chappel, Wichita, Kansas Webster Sharp. Woodward, Oklahoma Doris Sparks Carter. Oklahoma City, Okla. Alfred Gustavson. Stillwater. Oklahoma Mildred White. Woodward. Oklahoma Claude Leachman. Stillwater. Oklahoma Lynn Higgins, deceased Rovce Clapman, Oklahoma City. Okla. Marv Coombes Keller. Woodward, Okla. Charles Withgott, Pittsburg, Pennsylvania 1921 Arthur VanDeusen, Woodward. Oklahoma Walter Owen. Woodward, Oklahoma Ruth Kent. Hollywood. California Felix Morris, Kansas City, Kansas Laurel Johnson Hoffert, Colorado Dale Kinnee, West Point. New ork Lydia Greer. Norman. Oklahoma Earl Smith. Mooreland, Oklahoma Sceatta Foster Gittinger. Artesia, N. M. Edison Nixon, Woodward. Oklahoma Crusen Updike, Chillicothe, Missouri Anna May Sharp. New York City, N. Austin Manuel. Stillwater, Oklahoma Lucie Bough an. Los Angeles. California Oakley Leachman, Stillwater, Oklahoma Nora Belle Byrd, Woodward. Oklahoma Ivan Moore, Woodward. Oklahoma Lei a Thompson, Norman, Oklahoma Kenneth Pettyjohn. Supply. Oklahoma Robert Haider man, Standford. Texas Helen Meloy. California Nina Fuller Miller. Los Angeles. California Joan Mullins Mendenhall. Los Angeles, Cal. Cla. ence Owen. Woodward. Oklahoma E a Dilllon, Jet. Oklahoma Glen McGibbon, Winfield. Kansas Gertrude Hoffert, Supply. Oklahoma Fave Ward. Oklahoma City. Oklahoma Millicent Hall. Woodward. Oklahoma Ruth Bonner, Alva, Oklahoma Faye Patrick Stuart, Woodward, Oklahoma Edward Blumer, Woodward, Oklahoma Myrtle Hughes Dirmid, Alva, Oklahoma Leonard Blumer, Woodward, Oklahoma Ella Mason Fenton, Orange, California Ravmond Conklin, Tulsa, Oklahoma Ethel Miller, Norman, Oklahoma Plessie La Munyon, Woodward, Oklahoma Edith Reeves, Jot. Oklahoma oil it- Burdick, Mooreland. Oklahoma William Blood, Woodward, Oklahoma Dophia Stark Goranfio, Tulsa, Oklahoma Josephine Bonner Adams, Woodward, Okla. Clara Cehnoweth Bush, Los Angeles, Calif. Gorman Gober, Norman. Oklahoma Mamie Taylor, Woodward, Oklahoma 1922 Leroy Hurd, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma May Van Deusen. Woodward, Oklahoma Louis Dressen, Woodward, Oklahoma Emma Holcomb. Ponca City, Oklahoma Evan Patrick, Woodward, Oklahoma Velma Thompson, Chickasha. Oklahoma Carl Zies. Salina. Kansas tu uA-iijii-i-LiiitixiiLiiiiiiiiijiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiii pniininniriiiiiiiiinnii rpm minimi. TheBOOUterp lpi ,n AA. Marianna Johnson, Stillwater, Oklahoma Mabelle Bowen Young:, Woodward, Okla. Owen Davis, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Beta Robinson Fuson, Tracey, California na Morrow. Woodward. Oklahoma Kathryn Randall, Oklahoma City, Okla. Clarence Caldwell. Woodward, Oklahoma Zella Sheley, Woodward. Oklahoma Bessie Lou Chamberlain, Sharon, Okla. Mary Quisenberry, Columbia. Missouri James Carter. Woodward. Oklahoma Sarah Ella Mlinger, Stillwater, Oklahoma Levi Bisel. Woodward, Oklahoma Earl Kightlinger, Bartlesville. Oklahoma Mabel Withgott, Woodward. Oklahoma Beulah Webber Talbott, Woodward, Okla. Kollo McKelvy, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Isla Austin Miller, Los Angeles, California Ray Wilcox, Los Angeles, California Mary Bailey, Kansas City. Missouri Julia Herring, Mooreland, Oklahoma Scoville Heckart, Ontario, California Verna Leachman Gowdy, Woodward, Okla. Raymond Kysar. Stillwater, Oklahoma Ethylene Jones Best, Lawton, Oklahoma Robert Taylor, deceased Zena Gosnell Mosier, Woodward, Oklahoma Ansel 1 Groves, Stlilwater, Oklahoma Lyndal Briix, Woodward, Oklahoma Kenneth Meyers, Woodward, Oklahoma Marcella Racer Rugroff, Lomita, California Theodore Davis. Woodward, Oklahoma Drulamae Maulsby, Sharon. Oklahoma Mildred Borden Drake, Woodward, Okla. Harold Hunter. Stillwater, Oklahoma Grace Garvie Menton, Woodward, Okla. 1� 23 Leo Fuller. Los Angeles, California Ruth Stark. Tulsa, Oklahoma Milo Baker. Woodward, Oklahoma Ruby Ann Bouquot, Stillwater. Oklahoma Reuben Sparks, Stillwater, Oklahoma Gwendolyn Wyatt Kettenhofen, Chicago, Illinois Gan Baker. Los Angeles, California Violet McDowell. Ringwood. Oklahoma E erett Smith. Manhattan, Kansas Gertrude Boughan Feese, Woodward, Okla. George Vanderpool, Foreign Country Lucille Delzell, Norman. Oklahoma Edgar Brain. Woodward, Oklahoma Eunice Holiday Jacobs, Woodward, Okla. Billie Sibel, Kansas City, Missouri Lucy Fields, Salt Springs, Oklahoma Mary Ellen Pearson, Alva, Oklahoma Alta Reeves Newell, Canadian. Texas Clara Gift. Taloga, Oklahoma Veva Schrambling Maxted, Woodward, Oklahoma Velma Maulsby. Alva, Oklahoma Bill Morris, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Anna Parsons Robinson, Woodward. Okla. George Mechling, Oklahoma City, Okla. Bertha Chapman. Oklahoma City, Okla. Bernard Rhoads, deceased Maurice Borden, Mutual, Oklahoma Helen Finnegan, Denver, Colorado Corene Roberts, Chicago, Illinois Nada Jones. Wichita, Kansas Don Sperling, Woodward, Oklahoma Lorene Roberts, Wichita, Kansas Edith Aldrich, Woodward, Oklahoma Donald Harr, Woodward. Oklahoma Leona Brinley Mayes, Woodward, Okla. Joy Wybrant Cotton, Lindborg, Kansas Leo Parsons, Woodward, Oklahoma Pearl Puckett Haklman, deceased Eula Powers South, Freedom. Oklahoma Alma Reeves Alden, Supply, Oklahoma Omer Dressen, Norman. Oklahoma Ruth Gillenwaters Hart, Woodward, Okla. Pauline Duggin Hollingsworth, Woodward. Oklahoma Presston Duncan. Woodward, Oklahoma Esther Martison. Oklahoma City, Okla. Mabel Harris McQueen, Woodward, okla. Olive Robinson Lotta, Woodward, Okla. Roy Armstrong. Woodward, Oklahoma Goldia Schultz McAllister, F. M. Bookstore, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Niata Taylor Robinson, Woodward, Okla. Hester Miller. Woodward, Oklahoma Rosalia Haskins Mason, Mooreland, Okla. 1 � 24 Orin Burley, Stillwater. Oklahoma James Quisenberry, Woodward. Oklahoma Jack Wilkes, Austin. Texas Pearl Smith Teten. STiattuck, Oklahoma Gladys DeLong, Lincoln Nebraska Della Quickel Chance, Los Angeles. Calif. Viola Bassett, Woodward, Oklahoma Marie Sperling, Woodward, Oklahoma Harvey Endersby. Woodward, Oklahoma Norman Carter, Wichita Falls, Texas George Keller, Woodward. Oklahoma William Huntzinger, Blackwell. Oklahoma Lucille Hurd, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Eva Mae Wenzler. Woodward. Oklahoma Loudeane Robertson. Kansas City, Mo. Virginia Robertson, Woodward. Oklahoma Alma Brewster Caywood, Woodward. Okla. Cheesie Duckworth, Wichita, Kansas Noel Boyle, Woodward, Oklahoma Orville Allen, Woodward. Oklahoma Sidney Laune, Woodward, Oklahoma Virgil Scarth, Wichita. Kansas Let a Boggess Leota Blaylock, Woodward. Oklahoma Gertrude Osborn. Alva, Oklahoma Nellie Baird Lemmon, Enid, Oklahoma Lois Simpson, Woodward, Oklahoma Fernando Herring. St. Joseph. Missouri Orville Sibel. Woodward, Oklahoma George Morris. Seattle, Washington Wilbur Davis. Woodward, Oklahoma Hunter Hayes. Lincoln, Nebraska Lucille Roberts Newcomb, Woodward. Oklahoma Doris Cain. Woodward, Oklahoma Lola McAlary, Alva, Oklahoma Velma McBride, Guymon, Oklahoma Marvin Groves. Stillwater, Oklahoma Vernon Walker, Norman, Oklahoma Ralph Hollingsworth, Woodward, Okla. Joe T. Innis, Goodvvell. 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