Woodward High School - Boomer Yearbook (Woodward, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1947 volume:

fu 19 6 A7 FACULTY R. R. Russell, Superintendent of Schools Nina Hope Annis, Speech, English Mrs. John Hogan, Bible Florence 0. White, History and Geography Wandales F. Luthi, Vocational Home Economics Mrs. W. H. Thomas, Okla. History, Civics, Algebra Wilson Riley, Principal Oran Highley, Band Director Kathryn E. Cutler, Sectr. to Supt. of Schools Qllie E. UcElvina, English 2 and U Ruth Maxine Bartlett, Commerce Alice C. Rogers, H. S. and Jr. College Music Estelia V. L. Sherrill, History, English, Latin, W. M. Russell, Mathematics and Coach John Provost, Shopwork and Coach Joe A’. Higginbotham, Science W. H. Hughes, Dean of Junior College WOODWARD HIGH SCHOOL WOODWARD CITY SCHOOLS John Brandenburg V.-Pres. Robert Lehr Pres. Ramona Brenner Sectr. John Hoffert Treas. •ggy Laubhan i Bill W — A Johnson Louise Morris Gerald Main Lavelle Hughes Donald Aurell Ramona Arrington Paul iVilliams Leloise Roberts Jimmie Buhraann Verna Sheley Joanne Pickle James Covalt Helen Woodard George Johnson ary Lou Williams Kieth La hr adna Faye Hutchison Lloyd Jividen bendena wnight Fred Handley Eetty Poage C. D. Larison Merrill June kfcNabb Leo Aaron Jeaaine Tuck M =■ if i m JCP rdlda ’Aria ton Geneva Howland Patty Sunderland Dean McHard Y Valda Lucas Jay Dee Chase Carole Bohard Kenny Reynolds Bettie Hoffman George Covalt Koseanna Potts Harland Rinard Marietta Marston Merrylou indersby tVynona Robinson • « ( . 1 IB _ A ' V }' ' V ' J4p.+ m 1 ,T Iti ‘4 ' M - if: v J. G. Heard Betty Taylor Charles Meyer Bill Clark Beverly Benjamin Robert Shocking Rita Hughes Raymond Coaabes Barbara Lowrey 7CZ33 iVHO Jr OU.H 3H ’IC':iS 3ob Hayes Jackie Shaul Jeor e Joetain er L'ead Ferguson Bob Kelly Jimny Jividen 3etty Shelirbar er i'.arion Campbell Orpha Shelinbarrer ni£ 19 6 CPU . ..-V X ''ll,. 'Ilk '’III,. 'V 'l|,. ''111,..............................'ll,, 'll. XX Hi. X Hi,. 'll.X ''III,. '1 ,. Hi,. Hi,. V X 'Hi. X X X X X Hi,. Hi. X Hu. Hi,. X 'Hi. Hi,. Hi,. Oh! fateful fall of 43! The Spirit of W.H.S. was so highly inflated and the faculty became so dazzled by the mental capacity and excellent attitude of the new class of Freshmen that holidays were declared almost every Saturday and Sunday. Hall monitors were completely dispensed with, since the Freshmen served as model students—they were always casting an eye about for any scrap paper that might have been carelessly thrown away by the Seniors or by Leo Aaron; therefore, the school board had no other choice than to dismiss the Janitor. All the upper-classmen began to develop inferiority complexes under the eyes of these paragons of virtue, and there were no class fights! By the second, the Sophomore year, the little company had doubled in size, due to the ever-increasing number of upper-classmen who desired to be identified in the ranks of this host of geniuses, scholastic and ....otherwise. Because Algebra I had always been the despair and, sometimes, the downfall, of second year students, the faculty was shocked to discover Mr. Bill Russell secretly struggling to keep up with the class. (That was two years ago; he has since regained his self-confidence!) Did suddenly finding ourselves upper-classmen make us over-confident? Or unbearable?? Never!!! In the reflected glory of Achievement we remained humble and unaffected. For six months after the production of the Junior Play, The Antics of Andrew , Ur. R. R. Russell's office was haunted by Hollywood talent scouts who wanted to capitalize on the talents of the cast members. In addition, the year brought the State 'B' Football Championship to our N. H. S. By springtime, our self-confidence prompted us to order '47 class rings to a man. In May we felt called upon to ’throw' a banquet for the departing 46 Seniors, the theme being Life in the South Sea Islands . Oh, Gorgeous! Came the long-awaited 1946-47. Did we, again, in this our graduating year, break the law of averages in our exhibitions of extraordinary achievement in all fields? Yes, we did, too! In our class pictures printed within these pages you can read on the face of each Senior his grim determination to meet ably all responsibilities of the Future. Class of '47, nobly done! TR i A d' r r f i c § • t|(tSS COV� t 7'f'lo ''JI r - r IH f A r In U)haJcKa. W jJ vstV er a,t' ) In ITlary Lov' • V 071; w� pt !• « pktH J( of iKciC pieties Its tk vX rcJ- loo cled «erica-'n ,rl e« k sl-FV- i hi mmmmammmmm WILL — CLASS OF 'Ul Hear ye, Hear ye- The death knell is at hand, but we are prepared for our onward journey. We the Pioneers of lU7 have paved the way for you. And to make it easier we will pass on to you the things that we found useful. We, the Senior Class of Woodward High School, Woodward, Oklahoma do hereby make and publish our Last Will and Testament. To the Juniors, the answers to all the test papers which will be found under the fifth stone from the ground and the fifth stone from the northeast comer of the school building. To the Sophomores, our keen sense of humor for they will need it to deal with the Seniors in the coming year. To the Freshmen, our compasses so they will be able to find their way around next year. To the Janitor, all the gum under the seats, which he will mold into a statue and place on the northeast comer of this block. To the Teachers, our deepest sympathy for the sorrow they feel at our leaving and the disgust they feel when they compare us with the next classes. --c. From our vast stores of wealth, fame and abilities each of us do hereby will and bequeath to the less fortunate as named hereinafter: Bob Kelly, ray medals for pool playing to Douglas Maupin. Jay Dee Chase, my ability to get 'A' in English IV to Richard W'eidner. Jimmie Burhraann, my ability to kid Ur. Riley and get away with it to Alvin UcDaniel. Leo Aaron, my many, many hours of study to Frank Sutley. Paul Williams, all books which have been lost, strayed or stolen from me to Ur. Wilson for next year's fuel supply. Shirleinne Feniraore, my ability to drink more pasteurized milk than anyone else to anyone else who would like to try it. Robert Lehr, my stage presence to J. T. McLain. Jackie Shaul, my kissable lips to Bradley Bealmear. Betty Taylor, — Oh, I think I'll keep mine; I might need them. Deloise Roberts, my ability to handle words to Ruth Parks. Bob Mayes, ray ability not to be caught breaking football training rules to Bill Heaton. John Hoffert, my passionate love-making to Jimmie Pollock. Donald Aurell, my intellect and brain to Dwayne Ham. John Bealmear, my trumpet playing to Harry James. Joanne Pickle, ray long blonde tresses to Patty Lansdown. Beverly Benjamin, the rest of my hair tints to Gwyn Wilson. Merrill June McNabb, ray Simple Simon looks to Wilbur Swarts. Valda Lucas, ray desire to become an intellectual bum to Yvonne Bergner. Bettie Hoffman, my book on How to Vamp to LeVena Gilbert. Barbara Lowrey, my similarity to Alfalfa in Our Gang to Hugh Heath. Carole Bohard, ray desire to take long trips to Texas at 3:00 A. M. to Larry Meyers. John Brandenburg, my ability to go with a football queen to James Shirley. Fred Handley, my old hoopy to J. R. Calkins. C. 3. Larison, all of ray bright ties to any of the Juniors who ever have a date. George Johnson, my blacked eyes to Royetta Pitcher. Keith Lahr, my height to Buster Eoff. Ramona Brenner, ray place in the quartet to Dorothy Lahr. Marion Campbell, my soda-jerking position to Phyllis Atwell. Bill Clark, my executive appearance to Richard Erwin. Raymond Coombes, ray beautiful long eyelashes to Rosalie Hartzell. James Covalt, my interest in girls to C. a. Cofei . George Covalt, ray sideburns to Bud Shaul. Merrylou Endersby, my height to Jimmy Newby. Mead Ferguson, ray lack of intellect to Harold Lowrey. John Terrell, ray dancing ability to Eldon Blumer. George Goetzinger, my weakness for new girls in school to Tom Glitsch. John Griffis, ray captaincy to Evan Reynolds. Kenny Reynolds, my ability to always get a ride to Sammy Morey. J. G. Heard, my ability (.) to my brother. Geneva Howland, my loud manner to Eva Mae Charmasson. Rita Hughes, my ability getting engaged the last year in High School to Neva Bowden. Lavelle Hughes, my meekness to Maureen Clark. Otto Gesell; ray raven locks to Pop Hughes. 4 1 WILL (Continued) Edna Hutchison, ray personal touch to a malt to Bob Brown. Jimmy Jividen, ray giant brown eyes to Ur. R. R. Russell. Lloyd Jividen, ray basketball style to John Makegoals Jameson. Bill Johnson, my seriousness in class to Dorothy Chance. Bendena Knight, ray typewriter in Typing II to Dortha addings. Dean McHard, ray Gregory Peck appearance to Donny Barnett. Gerald Main, my love to Glennda Jameson. Marietta Marston, ray cute little giggle to Betty Van Nostrand. Louise Morris, my almond-shaped eyes to Cora lee Endersby. Betty Poage, ray long curls to Dorothy West. Roseanna Potts, ray pug nose to Billy Teten. Don Juan Rinard, my technique to—What boy needs it? Verna Sheley, ray blushes to Carole Williams. Betty Shelinbarger, ray Spanish Brain to Joyce Gibson. Carolyn Stewart, ray sweet smile to Cecil Allison. Robert Stocking, ray bobby-sox to Juanita Manske. Patty Sunderland, ray pretty brown hair to Neva Campbell. Jeannine Tuck, ray ability to go with three brothers to anyone else who can do it. Patsy White, my position at the library to Barbara Saunders. Helen Woodard, ray crown to the next queen. Claudine Brown, George Goetzinger to someone who can handle him. Orpha Shelinbarger, my Wilbur to Bonnie Smith. Ramona Arrington, ray school books to the teachers to be sold and the money placed in a fund to buy gum for the basketball players. Wilda Wriston, ray ability to always have a good time to you whose love has been spurned. Jimmie Benjamin, ray laugh to Claude Beck. Charles Meyer, my seat in assembly to any Junior who is big enough to fill it. Peggy Laubhan, ray looks of confusion to the sweet, innocent li'l Freshman girls. Mary Lou Williams, my sharpness to anyone with a point on their head. Wynona Robinson, my sultry atmosphere to Jeanne Heaton. Winnie the Witch, my position on the Boomer Staff to Marion Kuzraic. BOOMER STaFF Editor...............Betty Taylor Class Prophecy.......Jackie Shaul Will...........Valda Lucas History........Mary Lou Williams Sports...............Keith Lahr Mead Ferguson George Goetzinger Cut-Outs.............Valda Lucas Mary Lou Williams Band.................Johnny Bealmear Music................Ramona Brenner Clubs................Verna Sheley Other Members........Merrylou Endersby Marietta Marston Louise Morris Wynona Robinson Joanne Pickle Betty Poage Jeannine Tuck Larry Meyer 3illy Joe Heaton The Editor and Staff wish to express appreciation for the help and guidance so willingly given by the various faculty sponsors. y D —r Jj H A J i In a quaint caravan, there's a lady they call...The Gypsy. She can look in your future, and drive away all your fears. She told me where you all were going to be; in exactly ten more years. If you listen and follow closely, you'll see how cleverly she told....... OUR CLASS PROHPECY Leo Aaron, the clown of our class. Has found a mother-in-law, at last. John Hoffert, only ten years late. Still hopes he'll graduate. Bill Clark decided not to marry, And went to Japan as a missionary! Parian Campbell is a doctor's wife, Leading a quiet, cultured life. Jeannine Tuck married—just for fun, One of the Van Winkles, but, which one?? George Goetzinger has murdered a tune. Is now in Sing Sing for trying to crcon. Valda Lucas, who always loved debates. Is the first woman president of the U. S, Johnnie Bealmear, our own 'Harry James', Still toots the jive that wows the dames . Claudine Brown, now quite heavy. Sells fresh fish on the levee. Lloyd Jividen, now a sailor at sea. I8 peeling potatoes for Navy K. P. Beverly Benjamin now sings over N.B.C. Guess what? Yes, you're right— Ave Marie Jimmy Buhrmann day after day Milks his cows and pitches hay. Peggy Laubhan, always so sly, Married Van Johnson, just for the sigh. Keith Lahr, as a doctor, is really a wow. He's gone to Mayo's—to show them how. Merrylou Endersby grew tired of stores, Now she's happy scrubbing floors. As for John Griffis, we'll have to stop— HE is the world's worst flop! Ramona Brenner, whose voice will stop ya. Now sings with the great Metro Opera. Jimmy Benjamin, the favorite of many. Has taken the place of comedian Benny. Gerald Main, who longed to be a teacher. Surprised everyone and became a preacher. Mary Lou Williams, artistic Miss, Paints portraits just for practice Patsy White was a failure, though. Eut then, all her teachers told her so! Harland Rinard with no ambition at all, Still works for Mr. Paul Salz. George Johnson, always thought a good guy, Has just been caught with another black eye. Shirleinne Fenimore and her college degree Helps Mickey deliver milk at the hour of three. And now we come to Raymond Coombes, He installs telephones in rural homes. Ramona Arrington, always quiet, Has now become a political riot. Donald Aurell, our football man Is now a coach and faithful fan. Jackie Shaul, one of our stars, Keeps George company behind iron bars. Ina Mae Day said 'No' for years. Found she waited too long and ended in tears. Robert Lehr has settled down on a farm. With a blonde possessed of beauty and charm, Joanne Pickle, not one to boast, Is a burlesque wonder on the western coast. Barbara Lowrey, whose parties were so gay. Is still a perfect hostess to this day. The following news will give you a jar: Jay Dee Chase has wrecked another car! Helen as Mrs. Burg is happy; Teaching the children to call John Pappy . As a lawyer, Deloise did well, But 3he ended up in a padded cell. Bob Kelly is now in jail. Waiting—for someone to pay his bail. J. G. Heard, strong and able. Spends his time writing fairy fables. Carolyn Stewart, now getting gray, Gets a proposal every day. Dean McHard, little and slight, Eats his Wheaties every night. Bett ie Hoffman, the gal with red hair, Now poses in ads for Shampoo care. Rita Hughes has feathered her nest. She married John Edward (you know the rest). Kenny Reynolds who hated school. Still wastes his money playing pool. Eendena Knight drives a long black car, She is now a dancing star. Orpha Lee with her pretty smile, Now models the latest Hollywood style. flTl Mead Ferguson, 'neath the capital's dome, Talks of plans for the people back home. Marietta Marston whose diamonds were phonies, Lost all her money playing the ponies. Bob Mayes, perhaps you all know, Is a bareback rider in a three ring show. Merrill June, better known as Mac, Took a journey to China and never came back. Charles Meyer in his coat of tan. Was this year's noted 'best dressed man'. Patty Sunderland you might as well know, Owns five oil wells and rolls in dough. Hobert Stocking always the brain, Is chief engineer on a streamlined train. Wynona Robinson we hear of daily, She's the bearded lady of Barnum and Bailey. Betty Taylor always adored, Did get married and is definitely BORED. On the Covalt Ranch, bowlegged and fat— James swaggers around in a ten-gallon hat. Louise Morris gave the boys the breeze. To become an artist of the ivory keys. Bill Johnson, who loves to ramble, Is selling soap to Procter and Gamble. Betty Poage is setting pretty, She owns a chicken farm near the city. George Covalt now prosperous and stout. Spends most of his time nursing the gout. Wilda Wriston gets around, if you please, She's the beautiful girl on the flying trapeze. Otto Gesell who was once quite a cook, Is now retired and writing a book. Jimmy Jividen takes his ups and downs with joy, Verna Sheley who never could fail. For you see, he's an elevator boy. Edna Faye Hutchison always so pretty. Is a famous athlete in New York City. Betty Shelinbarger wrote 'The Perfect Host' And definitely replaced poor Emily Post. Has become a second Nightingale. Fred Handley, dressed in tails and collar. Is a head waiter (tip, one dollar!). Geneva Howland, a welfare worker, I'm told. Has a home for orphans—young and old. ir i A A A A A A A C. B. Larison in his quiet way. Beats his wife every day. Paul Williams who was so very much fun. Put Walt Disney on the run. BLACK AND GOLD Come and Join the song together. Shout with might and main Our beloved Woodward High School Sounds her praise again. Here's to her, whose name we'll ever Cherish in our song. Honor, love and true devotion All to her belong. Seniors, Juniors, Sophs and Freshmen All together we, Sound the chorus loud and glorious All devotedly. Honor to the Black and Gold Banner that we love. It will lead us in our conflict And our triumphs prove. Chorus: Woodward High School, ever ray school Truest, fairest, best. Pride of Western Oklahoma Rah! for W. H. S. Top Row: Billy Chalmers, Roeer Jreckner, Herman 3uczinski, Vi Ilian Braley, Claude Beck, Cecil Allison ... Kiddle Row! Dorothy Chance, Helen Croiaant, Kada Jane Jell, Phyllis Ayers, Phyllis Atwell, Jeanne Booth, Pat Benjamin, leva June owden Lower Row: Deraid Barnett, Lee Jyrd, Larie Croisar.t, Bva Lae Charm soon, taurine Adams, Robert Crouse, Job Drown I I Top Sow: Alan Lister, 'illy Heaton, Tvrila ’.lass, Jilliara Knight, Clmy Hamlin, ixie Derides, Allen Pmerson . Lower :io : Dort’a Sidings, Vary 31 len Kernpf, La Vena 'Sllbert, Joyce Jones, Virginia Haines, Laxine Heath, Rosa Lee Hartzell OFFICERS President—J. T. KcLain Vice-president—3ill Heaton Secretary—Harold Lowrey Treasurer—Lary Alice Sheets Yell Leaders—Patty Timken Claude 3eck t k d 1 b a If t f 2 i f 4 ______________________________ ■MMHlSBSI Top .Hows Billy 1'ancillas, Jinny Pollock, J. L. ; cLain, Vorval Clifford, Larry Veyer, Robert Nelson Kiddle Row: Var.ita Lehr, Bonita Lehr, iiarold Lowrey, Arlan Caywood, Royetta Pitcher, Imorene Phillips Lov er Row: Billie I'cDaniel, Juanita Lanske, Larva Jo Adkins, Roberta 3uss, Virginia Lukes, Anrelina Lorris, Jo Anne Lorris, Lou Dean 0 den Top Row: Bobby .Vood, .Raymond Simpson, George assar, Ivan Reynolds Middle Row: Anna Ruth Sir. ; son, Betty Lou ..‘apd, Billie Teten, Bonnie Reynolds, .Vilma Robertson Lower Row: Dorothy -est, .artr Stocking, Virginia .ayer, lary Alice Sheets, Violet Schneider, Betty Van Nostrand, Pat Timken . V- . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 f 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 t r P f P P Top Sow: Jerry Ticer, Rollin Shaul, Richard eidner, Frank Sutley, Janes Shirley, Robert Scott, Jesse .('aits fiddle Row: Anna farie Seals, Ssther Thomas, Jonnie Smith, Jetty Ann ..lUiano, Nonna Lee Soake, Emalene Spencer, Alice Ann ..alter, Carole .lllla.-s Lower Row: Ida lay Shepherd, V aynetta Simons, Barbara Saunders, Yuvonne ..riston, 3erta Smith, Valree Shearer, Larilyn Tihiting, Larvella cO Simpson, Gwyn .lilson Top Sow: Johnny Jamison, Louis Rutled , LaxJLne Hiller, 3obby Kirbie, Lari on Kuzmic, .Valter Owens , _ , . Middle How: Verla June Ray, Alvin LcDaiel, Richard ...orris, Rooert Layer, Tom Partido, Sanray Horey, Bonnie Munson T p. Lower How: Slennda Jamison, Loeta LcDonald, Orpfca ’-cCleery, Hoxie .uda, Ruth, .ar s, Patty Lansdowne, Dorothy Lahr, Billie iunson, Rita � .o LcLain OFFICERS President—Patty Lansdowne Vice-president—Larvella Jo Simpson Secretary-Treasurer—Elvin Groce r 0 0 0 0 : P P P 4 P P P P P P P f 0 P P f P i 5 U 0 0 0 Yell Leaders—Dwayne Han Jeanne Heaton Top How: Hugh !'eath, Bill Holcomb, Coralie Kndersby, Clifford Heard, 3obby Jackson, Lyle Gaston Uddle Row: Slvin Groce, Bette Jo Gann, I'axine Foster, Norma Ruth Holland, Louise Kibbs, .Richard Erwin, Jimmy Could, Ri chard Hod son Lower Row: Del Dean Gibson, I arvin Guthrie, Joar. -me r son, Jeanne Heaton, Joyce Gibson, Judy Firley, Merle Ann Graves, Lax Hamlin, Verlon Erwin Bill Johnson, Courlas Laubhan wmmmmmmmmmmi ______________I Top Row: Bradley 3ealmear, billy Crocker, Eldon 31uner, Jerry 3uttel, Larvin Bunch, C. A. Gofer iliddle Row: Jirmie Carroll, Joyce Davis, inona brown, Lary Davis, Naomi Barnett, Dora Ann Ayers, Aileen Anthem, Maurine Clark, Jinny Adams Lower Row: Paul Dyer, erle Covalt, Eileen bunch, Maxine Chenoweth, .,'ilma Booze, ..ilma Davis, Yvonne bergner, Carcel Barnett, Billy Campbell V V • VT jvrc - - . - ... . . ithtjS - :A. rSt:v£-Litc zc?i Simp so: •Volts, Lett;. Bae Carpent .r, Fat ..uroll, lil'ert Bucalns':!, Loren 3ouracrt,' •' Biddle ?. - : Dolores Juncrn, =,r-..r Lively, •• -tory, Lnl Fatty Crider, -artha CooL, Bonnie Boss:, a Loner Row: Kev , ene barter IF Ins, i resident—Buster off jice-presideat Ber 1 e hirby Secretary—Joan Bouquot Treasurer—-Billy Joe Warren Yell Leaders—Barbara Chalmers 3illy Layes '7 - . BBIVi Top Row: Ton1 llitsch, Boris :irbie, Larry Kline, Der.e Roberts, Ric. -.r I Pyrd, . Lewis Day Middle Row: Fatty Schlyer, Betty Bnn.iley, Adeline Dodo, Fstsy Le p , Bona Powers, Leroy Day, Loraen Cunningham Lower Row: Bolvin libson, Donnie Barnett, Bobi.y Demis, Bennie Carp.-ntor, Donna au :i;t, c.r ret -;B. r, Jos;; . ouquot, uth Bishop Fop itcM • Bobby StipPi Carol xono junshofl| Bill H rt| Corslio BllliiD8| Don Boderiheimcr, Duane Carter •.iddle .low: rtulter Hubert Hunter, Sdward bullion, Pauline Anthem, Virginia Hoffman, Arthur 1 ickle, Bobby Jones Lower Row: Bonsl Leith, elvin -lichardson, Barbara oyer, Janice Dihson, Barbara o if Louis ' oncer, Marion i ndersby, Bill Mayes, Billy Ray Clark, Sheley !le Row: Man j, .cr . - 13, Dixie Teton, Pearl Stephenson, wOV?, wOan .she ley, Wills « ou j tid Lower Row: iiyoiond fasten, Charley ••6’’ , Svowby, Bll Q? 4IC21 t A«-i riL , mjic 1'io ro f.c Pj Ay Joc «rk• More snow Patty B. Be careful 1 Billy Joe'. At school—„oan B. Margaret B. YE FRESHMEN M. Kirbie—at ease ’ayne Day Duane Pickle Larry loves—snw men?? WE LIU OUR JEANS Joan Sheley lone Dunshee Jeanette Sheley Give US a bite, Marilyn! Janice 3. —ready for school. Deun See.' n ryoshinan Football ;tar -WHiwX.X X”VXX XX XXX'X X XXX X X XX '1!,. '% X I, 41 n| g g s si N 4 s 5 $ s STARTING WITH TOP ROW Bill liayea, Kenneth Grur.ewald, Billy Joe Warren, Buster Eoff, Dean Seeman, J. R. Calkins, Tom Olitsch, iXiddy Kirbie. FOURTH ROWs Clifford Heard, Jinny Eoff, C. A. Gofer, Jesse Waits, Jack Emerson, Verlon Erwin, Gerald Barnett, Charles L'eyer, Billy Campbell, lax Hamlin, Jimmy Carroll. THIRD ROW: Keith Lahr, Ton Partido, John Jamison, Robert Nelson, Bradley Bealmear, Eldred Smith, Cecil Allison, Robert lehr, William Braley. SECOND ROW: Gene Carter, Jim Hamlin, 3ill Heaton, Frank Sutley, George Goetzinrer, Korval Clifford, Jim Pollock, James Covalt, Head Ferguson, J. T. L'cLain, 3ob Jones. FIRST ROW: John Griffis, Captain, Raymond Coonbes, Claude Beck, Evan Reynolds, John Brandenburg, Donald Aurell, John Hoffert, Harold Lowrey, Dwayne Ham, Bob Hayes. COACHES: Joe Timken, Bill Russell, Bill Tulloss. WATER JOYS: Henry Bowman, John Riley, Billy Hurhes. X.'V' b.•%..x “V % Ik.'% Thu 'V■%. TTtTTtTJ I Top Row: 3. Johnson, Barnett Bill Mayes, Slitsch, Story, . arren, Cunningham Second Row: Heaton, j. Covall, loetzinger, 1. Johnson, Heath, 7aits, roce Third Row: Heard, Eoff, Coffer, Jayson, Jividen, Pollock, Harr. Front Row: Allison, Lowrey, Brandenburg, kcClain, U ncillas, Bob -ayes, Reynold:, Sriffis ATCH 'Ek, MENl Blacks: 3ob kayes, Brandenburg, Allison, Lowrey, kancillas Whites: Sriffis, Ham, Loff, kcClain, Reynolds j •Mil. % lk'% ■% mu ''Hk %'% SIRL'S PHYSICAL E:XJCATIOhr CLASS Instructor: L.iss Jessie L. Pounds Toz. SlitsCh Patty Schlyer . it} Oyrs, Little Central 3aad Hut in the backrround. In the days of Ye Olde Jive 5 ';f � iv :rr«v- • T 71RLS' QUARTETTE Barbara Lowrey Jackie Shaul Dortha Eddings Ramona Brenner Patty Lansdowne, Accompanist BOYS’ SLEE CLUB Top Row: Buttel, Blumer, Chose, Handley, Aurell, Larison, B. Bealmear, Caywood Middle Row: D. Sibsor., Bunch, Scott, Shaul, Owen, R. Leyer, Jameson, C. iieyer, Chalmers Lower Row: U. Sibson, -iood, 3. Crocker, fcirs. Rogers, iiiss Hughes, Hayes, Lahr, A'aits 7IRLS’ SEXTETTE Judy Figley Beverly Benjamin Bonita Lehr Wanita Lehr Jeanne Booth Betty Taylor Patty Lansdowne Accompanist UHMK GIRLS GL3E CLUB Top Row: Anthem, Howland, H. Crolsant, W. Lehr, B. Lehr, Gibson, Smith, Baker, Phillips, Teten, Stephenson, Aurell, Carpenter, Lathis, B. Williams, Holland, lunson, Hibbs, Thomas Second Row: Ayers, Clark, Wilson, Sunderland, Waits, Heaton, L. Croisant, Wager, West, SchIyer, Cook, Bunch, Jameson, Shearer, Lahr, V. LcLain, Powers, Emerson, Campbell, Booth, Parks Third Row: Potts, Tuck, Sheley, Spencer, Hartzell, Gilbert, R. UcLain, Lansdowne, Ray, Stewart, Lucas, Shaul, Spake, LcDaniel, P. Benjamin, Roberts, Adams, Lrs. Rogers Fourth Row: Brenner, Davis, Gibson, Van Nostrand, Eddings, Schneider, Lowrey, Taylor, Walker, Figley, Simpson, Ruble, Sheets, C. Williams, Bergner THE FOREST PRINCE 3 13lA lOOOkl Ilf ■■■■ HIGH SCHOOL i- V 1� . V , r Jsa ; . 4 r£ k™ f V ■KH w V«L 4$ 35 i; • • ... • JLJ w..ju Top Row, Left to Rights Jismy V.'illians, Vona Powers, Donald Lynch, ' ax Tromblee, Jinir.y Soff, Jerry Martin, Dene Carrol, Cran R. Hiph ley Director, Jimnie Baker, Si?na stameta, Kylene Cochran, Betty an Nostrand, .at. Timken, Raymond 31umer, Larvin Hinshaw, Violet Schneider, Dortha T:ddinss, Janice Gibson, Gwendolyn iwens, Barbara Shaul, Clarence Hif� hley, Dean Story, Charlie Hayes, Charles Gann. iCirkile Row: Y.’endall Hercer, 3obby Rives, Ronald 3aker, Skeet Sinar, .‘iUiam With ott, Jo) nnie jealnear, Arlan Caywood, Robert Jackson, Billy Crocker, Dean Seaman, Bobby Coonce, Carl Rutledge, Wendall Johnson, Glen Glitsch, Phillip Phillips. _ . Lower Row: Basil lor ton, Richard Crocker, Jim Gould, Eldon Bluraer, Loren Simpson, Gordon -vorrison, Barbara Dyer, Saany 1‘orey, Billy Wilson, Jimmy Newby. ■1 Th. 'Xlu 'Hu. x 'V •Wk s kJ X.Xu X XuX. Xk - Ik. V % Xu X V IW'VVVV X X 'V Xu ''nil. x % Xu XuXtu Xu ■% •% ’’iihw x $ I s S s s $ V 5 S Drum Lajor— Pat Timken xajorettes— Dortha Lee Eddin rs 3etty Van Kostrand Violet Schneider 19LA Prom 3AKD OFFICERS CHAPEL CHAINS!' Robert lehr John randenburi? darbara Lowrev Paul .YJIllams ✓ Ranona Jrenner Top Row: Arlan Caywood, Arranger; Jim Oould, Business Lana er; Johnnie Bealmear, Student Director. Lower Row: Gwendolyn Owens, Secretary; Lona Powers, Treasurer; f’ylene Cochran, Librarian. X V X. Xu X ■’Ilk ''Ilk. XXuX X X. XX XX X - 3k Xu VX X. X. X Xu 3i axx X X. X Xu Xu Xu Xu x. V % C' _ •% x ’v x xx x on m 3 a. c � - -O 3 3 •5 O g g 3. h- at DC K 3. 3 ® O O 3 -I 3 3 © p C� 1 a� N c H (I -� - PC CO ' • 1 O o 3 eo «• 3 3 0 I tZ x- c - B. H o © H r: £ o t— (t cr : i © cr h- $ r o u ■ i ) •: rr tlifniijjll ? c ......... IWMMBIflMNMi Large Crowd Enjoys “A Date With Judy Two ki«l «, little brother Randolph nnd Big Wheel Oogie Pringle played by Bill Heaton and Larry Meyer played rinse behind star Neva June Bowden for crowd appeal Friday night when the Woodward high school Junior class presented the tnio-to-Rfo comedy. “A Date With Judy. The three-act comedy adapted from the radio show was played to more than six hundred person at the high school auditorium at eight o'lock. The play was directed by high school dramatics coach Miss Nina Hope Anni who was introduced before the beginning of the third act. The off-hand •cracks and philosophy of kid brother Ran-dr|ph to the ideas of his unpredictable sister Judy: and the situations and romantic strategy of Oogie Pi ingle left the crowd in an uproar. The piny was one of high school ! life, love nnd implications that the placed the junior actors in roles j that were given true pmtraval ! because of their naturalness. I The high school Kind under the | direction of Draft Highlcy furnish- ed music before curtain lime I Junior class members in the play are Neva June Bowden, Bill Heatcn. Harold Lowrey, Betty Ward. Dorothy West, Martha Stocking. Lrj ry Meyer. Pnt Timken. J T Mrljiin, Betty Van-Nostrand. Pat Benjamin. Rosalee Hortzeli. Jimmy Dale Pollock and | Mary Alice Sheet . O o 0 1 P CO + CX -1 H re 3 N «• .. P © tj o OO ex (A � - c+ - t- o o • O PC 3 PC H� 3 - 3 «• t— -3 S a n- a 3 • at PC -t © 3 ■IS mam i F. H. A. ona Arrington, Royett Pitcher, Imo ene Phillips, Joan Morris Too Tow: Ramona nrrinpxur , .■wjrwww — ----- Second .Howi Ro 3orta Smith, Dixie Oeddee, tone Ruth Simpson, .Hynona aoblneon, Urston, 3a r bar a Dyer, Pearl Stevenson, Barbara .'mite, .inona Brown, Pauline Anthem, larv Osborn, Lavelle Hughes, larva Jo Adkins _____ Third Row: lire. Luthi, Sponsor; Cora Ann Ayers, Joyce Bavis, Patty £lenda Lively, lone Dunahee, Joan Sheley, Valrec ohearer, a-eanette Sheley, 1 Jamison, .ilma '-avis, Juanita Ur.ske, Eva Lae Charmasson, Orpha Lower Bows Billie LcDaniels, lary Davis, Jeniena Knight, Lona Powers, Katherine las ton, Pat Aureal, Deloris Love, a.oeta .cjonai., era. Carole Bob ard PEPPERSM Top Row: Ruble, Ber ner, Chalmers, Simpson, Finley, .alker, ..'illisms, Sheets, isvis, Cibscn kid:le: Mrs. Luthi, Kempf, Van L'ostrand, bddir.gs, Schneider, Bell, 3owden, Timken, Sheets, kiss Annis . A, Lower: rickle, k. L. illiams, Ker.inore, Loubhari, .Voodard, Lowrey, Shaul, enner C C P -fTV. «n 4t S W w jpi der.bur , Reynolds, Allison, Auroll, Top Row: Griffis, :.eck, Coombes, Cc -rren, L. Jividen. „, ’ LddL. . ' : Lr. Provost, .yos, Lahr, Pollock, Ldain, land lias, Hamlin, :rbie, , : r. 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