Woodward High School - Boomer Yearbook (Woodward, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1950 volume:

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Mr. Joe Higginbotham, sponsor. 1950 Yearbook Staff Stud ent Council Editor, Dolores Duncan; Business Manager, Virginia Hoffman, Associate Editor, Duane Pickle; Art Editor, Bill Warren; Class Editors, Carol Mathis, Martha Cook; Snapshots, Dick Crocker, Bob Dennis; Activities, Mona Powers, Carcel Barnett, Bob Wasson, Neva Campbell, Marilyn Ruble; Sports, Ronald Nelson, Tom Ford, Miss Helen Heath, faculty adviser. DEDICATION! To Mrs. Ollie Henson McElvina, who through twenty-six years of untiring service as a teacher in the Woodward City Schools has made friends with students and teachers alike; and who for the past fifteen years has won the respect and admiration of Woodward High School students because she has listened patiently to and offered wise counseling in the solution of their problems, the 1950 Boomer staff and the Student Council affectionately dedicate this yearbook. YEARBOOK KIMG Kenneth Bl air YEARBOOK QUEEN wen Owen JWr ADMIMISTRATIOM ELIZABETH CUTLER Administrative Secretary WILSON RILEY Superintendent of Schools Phillips University Bachelor of Arts-1931 Master of Education-1937 Psychology Commercial Law JOE HIGGINBOTHAM High school principal Northwestern State College Bachelor of Science-1933 Oklahoma A. and M. College Biological Sciences Master of Science-1941 Driver Training FACULTY RUTH MAXINE BARTLETT Oklahoma College for Women Bachelor of Science-1937 Oklahoma A. and M. Master of Science-1941 Typing Bookkeeping Shorthand ERIC W. BERG Phillips University Bachelor of Music Education-1947 JACK COX Southwestern at Weatherford Bachelor of Science in Education 1948 Oklahoma A. and M. College Biology VERA DOUD Southwestern at Weatherford Bachelor of Science-1942 University of Denver Graduate work in Speech English Speech NEVA ESPY Southwestern at Weatherford Bachelor of Arts-1934 Phillips University Master of Science-1939 Art HELEN E. HEATH Northwestern at Alva Bachelor of Arts-1933 Colorado State College of Education Master of Arts-1939 American University, Washington D. C.-1947 HENRY JACOBS Central State College, Edmond Bachelor of Science in Education-1949 Oklahoma A. and M. College Industrial Arts JOE KEY Central State College, Edmond Bachelor of Arts in Education 1943 Assistant Football Coach Basketball Coach Baseball Coach American History FACULTY IV A MAD AM BA Oklahoma A. and M. College Bachelor of Science in Home Economics-1931 Home Economics j. j. McCullough Southwestern at Weatherford Bachelor of Science in Social Science-1938 Coordinator-Diversified Occupations OLLIE McELVINA Oklahoma University Bachelor of Science in Education-1935 Master of Science in Education-1942 English Biblical Literature Latin Counseling VEVA RILEY Phillips University Bachelor of Music-193 Bachelor of Arts-1933 Spanish ALICE C. ROGERS Northwestern at Alva Bachelor of Science in Music-1933 Oklahoma A M Master of Science in E ducation-1943 Theory of Music RALPH TATE Oklahoma A. M. Bachelor of Science in Education-194 7 Football coach Track coach Problems of Democracy Commercial Geography H. A. VETTER Northwestern at Alva Bachelor of Arts-1928 Oklahoma University Master of Arts-1929 Mathematics RUTH WEBB Oklahoma University Bachelor of Science in Education-193( English (not pictured) HUGH ROBINSON Oklahoma A. M. Bachelor of Science in Animal Husbandry-1946 Smith Higher Certificate for Vocational Agriculture-1949 Vocational Agriculture CARCEL BARNETT T. and I. Club 50 Chorus 48 Boomer Staff 50 Annual Staff 50 Picture Projector Operator 50 PAULINE ANTHEM Peppers 49, 50 T. and I. Club 50 F. H. A. 47, 48, 49, 50 F. H. A. Reporter 49 Junior Lioness 50 WANDA ATTEBERY Chorus ’49. ’50 F. H. A. 48, 49, ’50 Senior Play ’50 MARGARET BAKER Peppers 48, 49, 50 Vice-President Peppers 50 T. and I. Club 50 Vice-President T. and I. 50 Chorus 47, 48, 49 Student Council 48, 50 Attendant to May Queen 48 Senior Class Queen 50 Junior Lioness 50 Operetta 48 DONNIE BARNETT Basketball 47 Baseball 48, 49, ’50 Junior Lion 50 Lettermen’s Club 50 PATTY BENDER F. H. A. 47. 48 Boomer Staff 49 RUTH BISHOP F. H. A. 50 J. R. CALKINS Lettermen s Club 49, 50 Wranglers 48, 49 Student Council 49 Football 47. 48, 49, ’50 Boomer Staff 50 Annual Staff 50 Junior Lion 50 NEVA MOUREEN CAMPBELL Art Club 48 Chorus 47, ’48, 49, 50 F. H. A. 48. 49, 50 Boomer Staff 50 Annual Staff 50 Operetta 48, 49 BONNIE CARPENTER Chorus 47, 48, 49 Boomer Staff 48 Operetta 48 Queen Attendant 48 Senior Play 50 4th Place Baby Picture Contest CLOYD CARPENTER Lettermen’s Club 48, 49, 50 F. F. A. 49, 50 F. F. A. Treasurer 49 F. F. A. Secretary 50 Basketball 47, 48, 49, 50 Baseball 48, 49, 50 Junior Lion 50 BILL CLARK T. and I. Club 50 Chorus 49 Football 48, 49 Junior Lion 50 BOB DENNIS T. and I. Club 49 Picture Projector Operator 47, ’48, ’49, ’50 MARTHA ANN COOK Peppers ’49, 50 Chorus 47, ’48, ’49, ’50 F. H. A. 48, Boomer Staff 50 Annual Staff 50 Class Queen Attendant 49, 50 Operetta 48, 49 1st in State Driving Contest 49 3rd Place Baby Picture Contest RICHARD WAYNE CROCKER Wranglers 49 Band 47, 48, 49, 50 Chorus ’47, 48, ’49, 50 F. F. A. 48, 49 Baseball 50; Junior Play 49 Boomer Staff 50; Annual Staff 5 Boys Quartette 48, 49 Clarinet Quartette 50 Chapel Chairman 50 J unior Lion 50 WAYNE DAY T. and I. Club 50 Chorus 48, 49 DOLORES DUNCAN Peppers 48, 49, 50 Sec.-Treas. Peppers 50 Piano Accompanist for Chorus, Operettas and Musical Ensembles 48, 49, 50 Basketball 50; Junior Play 49 Editor of Annual 50 Boomer Staff 50 Chapel Chairman 50 Junior Lioness 50 DREXEL IONE DUNSHEE Peppers 49, 50 Art Club 47, 50 President of Art Club 50 F. H. A. 47, 48, 49, 50 F. H. A. Secretary 49 F. H. A. President 50 Junior Play 49; Senior Play 50 Girls State 49; Junior Lioness 50 CAROL ANITA GARNETT Chorus ’50 Senior Class Yearbook Queen Candidate ’50 KATHERINE GASTON P eppers ’50 Chorus ’48, ’49, ’50 F. H. A, ’47 Senior yell leader ’50 State Honor Society 47, Junior Play ’49 Senior Play ’50 Girls’ Sextette ’48 Quartette 49 Trio ’50 Girls’ State ’49 Chapel Chairman ’50 Junior Lioness ’50 Operetta ’48, ’49 48 RAYMOND GASTON T. and I. Club ’50 Chorus ’49 BUD ENDERSBY T. and I. Club ’50 Art Club ’48, ’49, ’50 Chorus ’49 J unior Play ’49 Boomer Staff ’49 J unior Lion ’50 RICHARD ERWIN Lettermen’s Club ’49, ’50 Wranglers ’49, ’50 Chorus ’48, ’49 F. F. A. ’48, ’49 Football ’48, ’49 Track ’49 TOM FORD Band ’50 Chorus ’50 Basketball ’50 Baseball ’50 Boomer Staff ’50 Annual Staff ’50 VIRGINIA HOFFMAN P eppers 48 49, 50 President of Peppers ’50 Student Council ’47, ’49, ’50 President Student Council ’50 Basketball ’50 Sophomore yell leader 48 State Honor Society 48, ’49 Junior Play ’49 Senior Play ’50 Boomer Staff ’48, ’49, ’50 Business Manager Annual ’50 Annual Staff ’48 JANICE GIBSON Band ’47 Chorus ’47, '48, ’49 2nd Place Baby Picture Contest MELVIN GIBSON T. and I. Club ’49, ’50 Chorus ’48, ’49 TOM GLITSCH Lettermen’s Club ’49, ’50 Wranglers ’47, ‘48, ’49 Art Club ’47 Chorus ’47, ’49 F. F. A. ’49, ’50 F. F. A. Reporter ’50 Student Council ’49 Football ’47, ’49 Basketball ’47 Class yell leader ’49, ’50 J unior Play ’49 Boomer Staff 48, ’49 Operetta ’48, 49 Chapel Chairman '50 Sophomore Class Queen ’48 Attendant to Football Queen ’50 GILBERT HYROOP Lettermen’s Club ’50 Football ’50 BOB JONES Lettermen’s Club ’49, ’50 Lettermen’s Club Treasurer ’50 Senior Yearbook King Candidate '50 Chorus ’48 Football ’47, ’48, ’49, ’ 50 Track '49, ’50 Operetta ’48 Senior Play ’50 BUD KIRBIE , Lettermen’s Club 47, 48, 49, 50 President Lettermen’s Club 50 Wranglers 47, 48, 49 Art Club 47, 48 Football 47, 48, 49, ’50 Track 47 Basketball 47, 50 Class Vice President 47, 48, 49 . Junior Lion 50 LARRY KLINE F. F. A. 48, 49, 50 Football 48 WALTER McLAIN Lettermen’s Club 48, 49, 50 T. and I. Club 49, 50 Track 47. 48 Baseball 48 WILLA LOU McLAIN T. and I. Club 50 Chorus 47, 48 F. H. A. 47 State Honor Society 47 Boomer Staff 48, 49 Operetta 48 BILLY JOE MARK F. F. A. 48, 49 Baseball 50 DELORIS LOVE Peppers 49, 50 F. H. A. 47, 48 State Honor Society 47, 48 Girls State 49 CAROL MATHIS Peppers ’49, ’50 Chorus ’47, ’48, 50 State Honor Society ’47, ’48 Boomer Staff ’50 Annual Staff ’50 Attendant to Class Queen ’48 1st Place Baby Picture Contest WAYNE DOUGLAS MAUPIN T. and I. Club ’50 Sgt. at Arms in T. and I. Club BILL MAYES Letteimen’s Club ’49, ’50 Wranglers '47, ’48, ’49 T. and I. Club ’50 Band ’47, ’48, ’49 Student Council ’50 Football ’47, ’48, ’49, ’50 Basketball ’47 Baseball ’49 Class yell leader ’47 Sophomore secretary ’48 Junior Treasurer ’49 Senior President ’50 J unior Play ’49 Senior Play ’50 Chapel Chairman '50 JACK A. MILLER Wranglers ’49 T. and I. Club ’49, ’50 T. and I. Reporter ’50 Band ’47, ’48 Senior Play ’50 LOUIS O. MILLER F. F. A. ’48, ’49 BILLIE MAE MUNSON Chorus 47, ’48, ’49, ’50 J unior Play ’48 Operetta ’47, ’48, 49 RONALD PAUL NELSON Lettermen’s Club 50; Football 50 Track 50; Basketball 50 Editor of Boomer Paper 50 Annual Staff Sports Editor 50 Senior Play 50 JIM NEWBY Band 47, 48, 49, 50 Chorus 47, 48, 49 Student Council 49 Basketball 49, 50 Baseball 48, 49 Class Treasurer 48 Class Secretary-Treasurer 50 State Honor Society 47, 48, 49 Junior Play 49; Senior Play 50 Annual Staff 48; Boys Quartette 48 Boys State 49 Chapel Chairman 50 Operetta 47, 48, 49 Page in Oklahoma Senate 50 DUANE PICKLE Wranglers 49 Chorus 48, 49, 50 Boomer Staff 50 Associate Editor of Annual 50 Operetta 48, 49 MONA POWERS Peppers 49; Art Club 48 Band 47, 48, 49, 50 Chorus 47, 48, 49, ’50 F. H. A. 47 State Honor Society 47, 48 Boomer Staff ’48, 49, 50 Activities Editor Annual 50 Girls’ State 49; Junior Lioness 50 Operetta 48, 49; Senior Play 50 Band Librarian 47, 48, 49, 50 MARILYN RUBLE Peppers 47, 48, 49, 50 Art Club 48, 49, 50 Band 48, 49, 50 Chorus 47, 48, 49, 50 Junior Play 49; Annual Staff 50 Boomer Staff 49, 50 Attendant to Football Queen 50 Operetta 47, 48; Senior Play 50 D. A. R. Citizenship Award 50 BILL OGDEN W'ranglers 49 Chorus 49, 50 Football 48 Baseball 48 Boomer Staff 50 Operetta 49 DEAN SEEMAN Football Captain 50 Lettermen s Club 47, 48, 49, 50 Wranglers ’47, 48, 49 Band 47, 48 Chorus 48 Football 47, 48, 49, 50 Track 47, 48, 49, 50 Basketball 47, 48, 49, 50 Junior Class President 49 Senior Class Vice-President 50 LARRY SHEETS Peppers 47, 48, ’49, 50 Pepper Yell leader 47, 48, 49 Chorus 47, ’48, 49 Class yell leader 49 JEANETTE SHELEY T. and 1. Club ’50 F. H. A. ’47, ’48, ’49, ’50 F. H. A. Historian ’48 F. H. A. Vice-President 50 State Honor Society ’47, ’48, 49 Boomer Staff 49 Junior Lioness 50 JOAN SHELEY T. and I. Club 50 Sec.-Treas. of T. and I. Club ’50 F. H. A. 47, 48 State Honor Society 47, 48, 49 Boomer Staff 49 LOREN HAROLD SIMPSON T. and I. Club 49, 50 Band 47, 48 Junior Lion ’50 BILL SUNDERLAND T. and I. Club ’50 Chorus 48 F. F. A. 48 BILL WARREN Lettermen’s Club 47, 48, 49, 50 Wranglers 47, 48, 49, 50 Art Club 47, ’48, ’49, ’50 F. F. A. 48 Student Council 49 Football 47, 48, ’49, 50 Track ’47, 48, 49, ’50 Basketball 47, ’49, 50 Freshman Treasurer 47 Class yell leader 48 Junior Play 49 Boomer Staff 48, 49, J50 Art Editor Annual 50 Junior Lion 50 BOBBY WASSON Chorus 48, 49 F. F. A. 48, 49, ’50 Boomer Staff 50 Annual Staff 50 BARBARA WHITE F. H. A. 47 48, 49 Boomer Staff 49 Girls’ State 49 May Queen Attendant 49 Class Queen Attendant 50 LOIS SWEET Chorus 48 State Honor Society 48, 49 Junior Lioness 50 DIXIE TETEN Peppers 49, 50 T. and I. Club 49, 50 Art Club 48 Chorus 47, 48 F. H. A. 47 ELOISE WAITS Peppers 49, 50 Chorus 47, 48 Basketball 50 CORALIE WILLIAMS Football Queen 50 Peppers 47, 48, 49, 50 Pepper yell leader 47, 48, 49, 50 Chorus 47, 48, 49, 50 State Honor Society 47 Will - Class of ’50 Hear ye, hear ye, we the seniors of 1950, being of sound and mature minds, and having reached the age of graduate-ability, do hereby make and publish our last will and testament. To the juniors, we leave our ability to win every contest that we enter. To the sophomores, our ever-loving underclassmen, whose girls try to take away all our senior boys, we bequeath all translations and test papers needed by seniors. To the teachers, our deepest sympathy for the sorrow they feel at our leaving and for the disgust they feel when they compare us with the next classes. To the janitors, we leave a thermometer. They seem to have spent their younger lives in the Arctic, or else their grandmothers were Eskimos. Pauline Anthem....My sharpness to anyone with a point on their head. Wanda Atteberry....My ability to go with out-of-town boys to Louise Van Nostrand. Margaret Baker....My ability to ride with J. R. without using a safety-belt to-—on second thought, I’ll keep this ability. Carcel Barnett....My ability to get along with Miss Doud to Dan Feese. Donnie Barnett....My red hair and freckles to John Goetzinger. Pat Bender.....My ability to be good-looking and not go with boys to anyone who wants it. Ruth Bishop.......My habit of chewing gum in class without being seen by teacher to Wandalu Duncan. J. R. Calkins.....My ability to drive a different car to school every day to whoever can afford it. Bonnie Carpenter....My excess weight to Naomi Bishop. Cloyd Carpenter.....My basketball ability to Gaynor McLaren. Neva Campbell.....My height to Pat Boatman. Bill Clark....My knack of ''borrowing” fruit from the field station to George Rosendale. Martha Cook....My assortment of engagement rings to any girl having trouble getting one. Dick Crocker......My great big masculine physique to Dennis McNabb. Wayne Day.....My passionate love-making to Eldon Alley. Bob Dennis.....My neon signs to the school to be put on the stairs so the sophomores can tell which ones are to go up or down on. Dolores Duncan....My technique at love-making to Twila Whipple. lone Dunshee......My hair tints to Ethlyn Fisher. Marion Endersby.....My many complaints against W. H. S. girls to Everett Hunter. Richard Erwin...My ability to date beautiful girls to Bob Chalmers. Tom Ford.....My ability to look like a sissy and still go with girls to Bennie Davis. Carol Garnett...My natural curly hair to all the girls who have to roll theirs up. Kate Gaston.....My compositions to Mr. Berg. Raymond Gaston.... My ability to get married and still go to school to LaVaughn Owens. Edwina Gaston.......My ability to get married while a senior to Gwen Owen. Janice Gibson...My ability to become engaged while in school to Helen Madamba. Melvin Gibson...My pug nose to Bill Hunter. Tom Glitsch.....My sweet loveable disposition to Fred Partido. Virginia Hoffman....My meekness to Barbara Shaul. Gilbert Hyroop... Betsy, the black-balled Buick” to anyone who can hold it together. Bob Jones....My long blonde curls to Frank Heath. Bud Kirbie...Nobody’s going to get mine. Larry Kline.....My sand-pits to the American Optical Co. to make eye glasses for the teachers. Deloris Love....My ability to hold a junior on the hook to anyone who can stand one of them. Walter McLain...My last week of school to next year's seniors. Willa Lou McLain....My silent, simple ways to Ronnie Owen. Bill Mark....My way with the women to Gene Mancillas. Carol Mathis....My way with the big boys” to Ynona Morrow. Doug Maupin.....My ability to go with the same girl for two years to my brother, Stimmel. Bill Mayes...My tiny” feet to John D. Warriner. Jack Miller..My pretty eyes to Jerry Ammerman. Louis Miller....My ability to sit on the back row in English and still pass to Leonard Barnett. Billie Munson...My Lana Turner” figure to Betty Grable”. Ronald Nelson....My ability to have two dates a night and get away with it to anyone else who is crazy enough to try it. Jim Newby....My intellect to Ezra Cosgrave. Bill Ogden...My ability to act tough and not have to prove it to anyone else who can do it. Duane Pickle....My ability to run around with Bill Ogden and remain sane to Nathan Brockleman. Mona Powers.....My desire to be a genius to Billie Jean Alley. Marilyn Ruble...My looks of confusion to the sweet innocent li’l sophomore girls. Dean Seeman.....My ability to play football to Donald Lynch. Larry Sheets....My longhair to June Scott. Jeanette Sheley.....My ability to stay away from boys for four long years to Lou Bardin. Joan Sheley.....My kissable lips to Mary Lou Carter. Loren Simpson....My ability to go with Vici girls to Johnny Eoff. Bill Sunderland.....My pool playing ability to Jerry Adams. Lois Sweet...My ability to live up to my name to L. E. Knight. Dixie Teten.....My make up kit to June Adkins. Eloise Waits....My cameras to anybody that wants to fool with the dum contraptions. Bill Warren..My quarter-backing ability to Darrel Royal. Bob Wasson......My dumb looks to Lee Taylor. Barbara White...My quiet manner to Signe Stamets. Coralie Williams....My ability to stand up under long kisses to the next football queen. Cl ass Histopij Listen, my friends, the story I’ll tell Of this Senior class we know so well. I really think it much completer To tell our clever deeds in meter. 'Twas in ’46 on a bright autumn day We entered here four years to stay. We said to ourselves, If students before Have honors won or achieved renown, We’ll do all they did and a little bit more, And some genuine scholarship show the town. Classes may come and classes may go But a class like ours they shall never know; Ready to work and ready to play, Ready for anything any day, And we’ll do our stuff in a great big way.” Then we said, Atta boy”, and with faces grim, Studied and crammed with determined vim Till we knew so much our brains grew fagged, And our eyelids drooped and our jawbones sagged. As Freshmen we started our fine career And made our mark in one short year With Buster Eoff, Kirby, Warren, and Mayes, Chalmers and Bouquot for feminine ways To our patient sponsors we owe the most, Annis, Espy, and Coach Provost. We were Sophomores ere the teachers learned What obvious talent in us burned. We chose to guide our carefree ways, Duane Carter, Kirby, Newby, and Mayes. Ginger and Bill did very well In showing our class knew how to yell. These sponsors kept us well in hand, Rogers, Sherrill and Hilderbrand. We were Juniors by the ancient rule, That governs every public school. ’Twas soon realized at last That here they’d found the model class. Seeman, Kirby, Mayes and Warren, Better officers were never born. Newby was selected as star reporter, Class news was never known to loiter. This year our class was really hep With Larry and Tom to lead our pep. For sponsors we chose for goals in sight, Riley, Deever, Doud and Wright. As the “Senior Class” we reigned supreme With faultless manners and minds grown keen. A bit puffed up, it may be true But aiming now at glories new. Seeman, Newby and Mayes did great, In making our class the highest rate. Tom and Katy led cheers to the last, For the school, the team, and the Senior Class. For sponsors we did nothing lack, With McCullough, Bartlett, and Mrs. Mac. So through our school went the Senior Class, And so through the world shall we proudly pass, Quite pleased with ourselves, and others as well, Our cheery presence the gloom will dispel. The laughs we’ve had, the fun we’ve seen, These things we leave behind, To choose the paths we each shall walk The lives we each shall find. Prophet ij Hobbies! Hobbies! Who on earth has time for one? Struggling with being a Senior we finally found a moment to indulge in our hobby and gaze into our c rystal ball. Colossal, stupendous, and shocking to say the very least were the prophecies we saw. So brace yourself for the impact and we wi 11 tell you what the spirit of the W. H. S. corridors has confided to us. NAME NICKNAME AMBITION FINAL FATE Pauline Anthem Rosie Nurse B aby Sitter Wanda Attebery Snuff Novelist Writer of Lovelorn” column Margaret Baker Maggie Miss America ”52” Mrs. Maytag 1 60” Carcel Bamett Romeo Car salesman Taxi driver Donnie Bamett Red Optometrist Seeing eye dog trainer Patty Bender Dimples Shorthand teacher Lady cop J. R. Calkins Speedy Mechanic Grease monkey Neva Campbell Zeke Music teacher Piano teacher Bonnie Carpenter BoBo Fashion authority Diaper manufacturer Cloyd Carpenter Cass F arm er Drug store cowboy Billy Ray Clark Baldie Geologist Rock collector Martha Ann Cook Cookie Marry rich man Just a dude rancher’s wife Dick Crocker Patsy Professional photographer Photographer for Sing-Sing Wayne Day George Hotel manager Bell boy Bob Dennis Rusty Pilot Weather prophet Dolores Duncan DoDo, Madam Curie, 2nd Glee club instructor lone Dunshee Drexel Radio star Bookkeeper at KSIW Marion Endersby Arizona Comic cartoonist Ambassador to Lower Slublovia Richard Erwin Wich ard Disk Jockey Stable boy Tom Edd Ford E zzard Pitcher for Yankees Water boy for Woodward Boosters Carol Garnett Timber To travel Street car conductress Katherine Gaston Grandma Carnegie Hall Tin Pan Alley Raymond Gaston Sonny Graduation Finally made it Janice Gibson Jani Laboratory technician Bottle washer Melvin Gibson Stub Manager of floral company President of B. 0. C. Tom Glitsch Henry Man about town (Bermuda Onions Assoc.) Garbage collector Virginia Hoffman Ginger Bubble dancer Lady wrestler Gilbert Hyroop HyRube Surgeon Taxidermist Bob Jones Boopsie Chemist Pedwick Laboratories (Vigo dog food) Bud Kirbie Lover boy Coach Tiddley Wink coach at Tangier Larry Kline J ake Electrician Post hole digger Del oris Love Susie Housewife Authority on child care Bill Mark S veet William Rancher Sheep herder Carol Mathis 9 High Get married Soap Box Opera Carol Faces Life” Douglas Maupin Doug Pilot Coal miner Bill Mayes Uncle Bill Carpenter Just Plain Bill” on radio Walter McLain Walt Mechanic Junk car racer Willa McLain Mac Secretary to executive Success Jack Miller Albert Financier Pick pocket king Louis Miller Louie Cattle Inspector Cattle rusder Billie Munson M ae Marry rancher Owner of chicken farm Ronald Nelson Ronnikens Editor of N. Y. Times Paper boy for Daily Disappointment Jim Newby Gaylord President of U. S. President of Hobos Bill Ogden °g To sing opera Champion hog caller Duane Pickle Pick Criminal lawyer Undertaker (Digger O’Dell) Mona Powers Monie Opera singer Second Minnie Pearl Marilyn Ruble Rube Lady lawyer W. C. T. U. President Dean Seem an Roy Professional football Kids Inc. coach Larry Sheets Rattler Woman about town Bill collector Joan Sheley Jo Language teacher Editor of Know American Slang” Jeanette Sheley Netsie Beauty operator Political operator Loren Simpson Hap Slot machine owner B anker Bill Sunderland Willie Preacher Pres, of Alcoholics Anon. Lois Sweet Sweetie Sunday school teacher Store detective Dixie Teten Hopeless interior decorator Paper hanger Eloise Waits Wezzy Social worker Actress Bill Warren Willy Joe Famous trackman Hasn’t caught a woman yet Bob W'asson Cupid F aimer Sharecropper Barbara White Bill Secretary Manager of ten stores Coralie W'llliams Corky 0. U. party girl Authority on home management OUR FRESHMAN -Mr STARS S. OF '+6 N O w TWINKLING SENIORS 'XWV i HELP!? REALLY COORI E 1 CAROL ADAMS BILLIE JEAN ALLEY ELDON ALLEY JERRY AMMERMAN JIMMIE ANDRESS AILEEN BARNETT CARMON BARNETT J. D. BARNETT LEONARD BARNETT LINCOLN BARNETT NAOMI BISHOP KENNETH BLAIR MAX BOHARD NATHAN BROCKELMAN JUNE BURKHALTER CHARLES CAMPBELL GENE CARROLL DUANE CARTER BOB CHALMERS NYLENE COCHRAN DAVEY COUSINS NORVA COVALT BENNIE DAVIS FLORENCE DECHAINE BARBARA DYER JOHN EOFF DAN FEESE JERRY FORD SAM GANN ROBERT GEISWEIN CLYDE GLASS GLEN GLITSCH JOHN GOETZINGER IRVALENE HARRIS EILEEN HARRISON FRANKLIN HEATH ADELEE HOFFERT ANN HOLFORD BILL HUNTER HUBERT HUNTER VERALEE JAMISON MARILYN LANSDOWN DUANE LEHMAN BOBBIE LOUISE LIVELY DONNA LOGHRY ROMIE LOUCKS DONALD R. LYNCH DARLENE McALLISTER DENNIS MacNABB HELEN MADAMBA WENDELL MERCER QUETA MEYER GORDON MORRISON RAMONA MYERS CONNIE NELSON LOUISE NEWCOMB GWEN OWEN LaVAUGHN OWENS NOLA JOYCE OWENS SYDNALEA OWENS FREDDIE PARTIDO PHILIP PHILLIPS BOB RIVES BOB ROBINSON GEORGE ROSENDALE RAE SANDERS JUNE SCOTT MARVIN SEEMAN SANDRA SELLS BARBARA SHAUL IDA MAE SHEPHERD SIGNE STAMETS DONALD STODDARD GEORGIA MAE STRICKER ARTHUR WARRINER JEANNE WHIPPLE JIMMY TED WILLIAMS WILLIAM WITHGOTT Not Pictured: MARY LOU CARTER FRANCIS SLMMONS JEAN WILKERSON JERRY ADAMS MERLIN DUANE ADAMS JUNE ADKINS FOREST WAYNE ALLEN PATSY RUTH ANNIS LYNDEL ATTEBERY JIMMY BAKER KEITH BAKER LOU BARDIN BETTY BENDER BOBBIE BISHOP PAT BOATMAN FERN BRACE SUE ANN BRADFORD RUTH BROWN EDWARD BUCZINSKI RUTH ANN BURTON OPAL MAE CARPENTER JOAN CARROLL MAR VELLA CARUTHERS EZRA THOMAS COSGRAVES MARY COVALT RAY DALE COVALT PEGGY COVALT EVA LOUISE DAMRON GENE DAVIS LEILA MARIE DAY ERNEST DEEDS WANDALU DUNCAN JUNE DUNSHEE JOYCE EDWARDS ETHLYN FISHER LESTER D. FISKEN CARL EUGENE FOSTER GARY DEAN FOSTER VELDEN FOSTER LLOYD C. FOUST KENNETH RAY FOUST CHARLEEN GARDNER MYRL GARNETT JERRY HARMS MARVIN HINSHAW PEGGY JEAN HOLLAND EVERETT HUNTER MARILYN HUNTER WAYNE JONES JIMMIE EARL KLINE L. E. KNIGHT DONALD RAY KORNELE ROBERT KURTZ VETA JO LAIRD PATTIE LAUBHAN PAT LESLIE ROBERTA LOVE GAYNOR MacLAREN ROBERTA McCASKEY BILLY McCLEERY DONALD L. McDANIEL DEAN McFADDEN tressa McMullen GENE MANCILLAS STIMMEL MAUPIN BETTY MILLER OPAL MORRIS YNONA MORROW BETTY MURLIN PAUL I. NELSON RONALD OWEN GENE QUEEN KEN RICHARDSON RAY DEAN RITTENHOUSE SALLY RUSSAU CARL RUTLEDGE HAROLD ALVIN RUTLEDGE GERALD SHIRLEY RUSSELL SINER DOROTHY MAE SMITH SUE SPARKS MARY JOE STEWART WILBURN I. STEWART WILMA STIPP NORMA SWARTS LEE TAYLOR BETTY SUE TETEN BEVERLY TILFORD BOBBIE LEE TODD WILMA JEAN TOMLINSON LeROY TUNE WILLIAM TUNE JOY LOUISE VASSAR JOHN D. WARRINER MARVIN WELLS DARLENE WHITE NELLETTA WHITE KELSIE WYLIE MARY LEE LEWIS Not Pictured: HOWARD HANCOCK CLEMENT KILPATRICK JOHN KROPF MELVIN LOVE tom McDonald FERNE MAIN LON PARKS GENE PARSONS CARL RUPPEL DWIGHT VAN DORN LOUISE VAN NOSTRAND YES, TREAKS WHAT'S COOK'IN BROTHER KIDS? SISTERLY LOVE GOSSIP INC.” 'KIRBIE----£--BOOPSE' • - iV • !, V , • •? • • , Vi- • . ’. « • ; i . r:- v'V ' v% ._ . • %-W- •,. • • •. • . • • •• . •• . «S • ■ , A . V .? • ' •• • . - • • .• V V- • • 5't.v .V • ♦; .• • •.. - a • «. • • • • • % 9 i. • •• •• • • • • � • • v % • • . . Mixed a OPUS SOPRANOS Wanda Attebury Ruth Ann Burton Neva Campbell Martha Cook Norva Covalt Wandalu Duncan Joyce Edwards Veralee Jamison Marilyn Lansdown Mary Lee Lewis Bobbie Lively Carol Mathis Billie Munson Ramona Myers Louise Newcomb Mona Powers Marilyn Ruble TENORS J. D. Bamett Tom Ford Wendell Mercer George Rosendale ALTOS Eileen Barnett Naomi Bishop Carol Garnett Katherine Gaston Veta Jo Laird Helen Madamba BASSES C arm on Barnett Dick Crocker Donald Lynch Jim Newby Duane Pickle Robert Robinson PIANO Dolores Duncan Trio: Ruth Ann Burton, Helen Madamba, Katherine Gaston, Dolores Duncan, accompanist WOODWARD COMCERT BAMD ERIC W. BERG—Director Band Students returned to school in the fall of 1949 to find Eric Berg as their new director. Mr. Berg replaced Oran Highley who took a leave of absence to work on his Master’s Degree at the University of Wichita. Rehearsals were held in Little Central” which had been remodeled into a comfortable and well equipped band building. The year’s activities included appearances at the Elks Rodeo, football games, Homecoming parade and at Vici for the American Legion parade. Trips were also made to Watonga, Shattuck and Norman. At Norman the band rated excellent” in the Band Day” activities sponsored by the University of Oklahoma. Mr. Berg, Wendell Mercer, student director, and Dick Crocker attended the band clinic which was held at Urbana, Illinois. A number of band and chorus students attended the Music Clinic which was sponsored by Phillips University at Enid. Instruction was given in how to perform numbers that were to be used in the district and state music contests and at the Tri-State Band Festival which is held annually at Enid. Front Row: Mona Powers, librarian; Dick Crocker, vice-president; Jim Newby, president; Gordie Morrison, secretary-treasurer. Second Row: Wendell Mercer, student director; Gwen Owen, girl representative; Mr. Eric Berg, director. BAND OFFICERS FLUTES Beverly Williams Sonya Fuller OBOE Mona Powers CLARINETS Dick Crocker Wendell Mercer Jimmy Ted Williams David Cousins Max Tromblee Jimmy Withgott Paul Nelson Bob Rives Rosa Lee Latham Marilyn Sheets Tommy Hawkins Gene Carroll Dorothy Smith BASS CLARINET Donnie Bowden ALTO SAX Jim Newby Queta Meyer Bobby Irwin BARITONES TENOR SAX William Withgott Kelsie Wylie BARITONE SAX Skeet Siner CORNETS Philip Phillips Jerry Farley Carl Rutledge Perry Butcher Joe Duggin Jay Schultz Orley Spake FRENCH HORNS Kenneth Blair Gordon Campbell Sandra Nobles Mike Siner Glen Glitch John Dobbyns TROMBONES Clyde Glass Joe Brown Wayne Jones BASSES Gordon Morrison Archie Taylor Ronald Owen PERCUSSION Louise Van Nostrand Gwen Owen Nylene Cochran Tom Ford Signe Stamets Myrna Luddington Donnie Bowden, Signe Stamets, Mona Powers, J. D. Maulsby Twirlers; Gwen Owen, Drum Majorette. Peppers Front Row: Coralie Williams, Larry Sheets, Morla Powers, Margaret Baker, Dolores Duncan, Virginia Hoffman, Kathryn Gaston, Eloise Waits, lone Dunshee. Second Row: Twila Whipple, Helen Madamba, Billie Jean Alley, Carol Mathis, Dixie Teten, Deloris Love, Martha Cook, Sue Bradford, Pauline Anthem, Mrs. Wilson Riley, sponsor. Third Row: Peggy Holland, Louise Newcomb, Marilyn Lansdown, Queta Meyer, Nylene Cochran, Connie Nelson, Eileen Harrison, Veralee Jamison, Sandra Sells, Gwen Owen, Jeanie Wilkerson. Fourth Row: Wandalu Duncan, Barbara Shaul, Ynona Morrow, Patty Laubhan, Sue Sparks, Charleen Gardner, Mary Joe Stewart, Patsy Ruth Annis, Patsy Leslie, Peggy Covalt, Ruth Brown. Fifth Row: Pat Boatman, Marilyn Hunter, Ethlyn Fisher, Joyce Edwards, Betty Teten, Lou Bardin, Veta Jo Laird, Bobbie Todd, June Adkins, Beverly Tilford, June Dunshee, Leila Day. Not Pictured: Mrs. Louis Webb, sponsor, Marilyn Ruble. PEPPER OFFICERS President - Virginia Hoffman Vice-President - Margaret Baker Sec. - Treasurer - Dolores Duncan YELL LEADERS Barbara Shaul Pat Laubhan Ynona Morrow Helen Madamba Larry Sheets Coralie Williams LASSIE--Pepper Mascot Trades and Industries CU Front Row, left to right: Nathan Brockleman, Loren Simpson, Jeanette Sheley, Willa Lou McLain, Florence Dechaine, Jack Miller, reporter; Melvin Gibson, Joan Sheley, secretary-treasurer. Second Row: ‘Richard Morris, Walter McLain, Wayne Day, Carcel Barnett, Dixie Teten, Margaret Baker, vice-president; Pauline Anthem. Back Row: Bill Sunderland, Bill Clark, Bill Mayes, president; Max Bohard, ‘Eldon Meyers, ‘Eldon Groce, Marion Endersby, ‘Mary Davis, Douglas Maupin, sergeant-at-arms. ‘Former members The Diversified Occupations class was organized in 1948 under the direction of J. J. McCullough, coordinator. The purpose of the program is to train young people for useful employment through study and actual experience on the job. The success of the program has been due to the close cooperation of the school and employers who have realized the value of such a plan. Students have been employed as florists, printers, mechanics, cleaners and pressers, salesmen, carpenters, secretaries, and cooks. FLORIST SECRETARY MECHANIC SALESLADY SALESMAN CLEANER SECRETARY SALESLADY PRINTER CARPENTER SECRETARY COOK CLEANER SECRETARY CLEANER SALESLADY SECRETARY SALESMAN AUTOMOTIVE PARTS SALESMAN FLORIST F.F.A. Hugh Robinson, advisor; Dwight Van Dorn, sentinel; Leonard Barnett, treasurer; Larry Kline, vice-president, J. D. Barnett, president; Cloyd Carpenter, secretary; Tom Glitsch, reporter. LIVESTOCK TEAM Harold Rutledge Everett Hunter Bobby Robinson 8th at Oklahoma City 1st at Goodwell, Okla. Individuals: Everett Hunter 1st at Goodwell Bobby Robinson 3rd at Goodwell MEATS TEAM LeRoy Tune Leonard Barnett Gene Parsons Donald Kornele 1st at Goodwell Individuals: Leonard Barnett 1st Gene Parsons 4th F.F.A. First Row: Camion Barnett, Bobby Wasson, Ernest Deeds, J. W. Gardner, Joe McDonald, Donald Merrill, Orville Shepherd, Robert Kurtz, Harold Rutledge. Second Row: Edward Buczinski, Larry Kline, John Riley, Terry Hosington, Leonard Barnett, J. D. Barnett, Tom Glitsch, Bobby Robinson, Dwight Van Dorn, Cloyd Carpenter. Third Row: Hugh Robinson, instructor, Everett Hunter, Corbett Alley, Kenneth Stuart, Bob Endersby, Delmar Dean Colby, Donald Davis, Jerry Dean, Dale Dean, Marvin Wells, Gene Parsons, Eugene Mantz. Fourth Row: Clyde Anthem, Willy Kurtz, Billy Rutledge, Marvin Komele, LeRoy Tune, Ray Dean Rittenhouse, Carl Foster, Velden Fothergill, Dean McFadden, Duane Lehman, Donald Kornele, Charles Campbell. The W'oodward Vocational Agriculture Department and the local chapter of the Future Farmers of America was organized in 1947 under the direction of Mr. C. C. Kinney. During the past two years, Mr. Hugh Robinson has been in charge of the department. There are 44 active members in the local F. F. A. Chapter. During 1949, they made a profit of $7500 on their projects which consisted of beef breeding, wheat, alfalfa, beef fattening, swine breeding, grain sorghums, poultry, dairy breeding, and feed production. A total of $200 in prizes was won by the 22 boys who entered the 1949 Woodward County Free Fair. Everett Hunter, Bobby Robinson, and Harold Rutledge won second in the county in livestock judging. Larry Kline placed first in the crop judging contests. J. D. Barnett placed first at the State Fair in dairy judging. The livestock judging team won eighth place in the State Fair competition. The crop judging team, composed of Larry Kline, Edward Buczinski, and Hubert Hunter placed eleventh in state competition. The Chapter leased 100 acres at the West Air Base from the city of W'oodward and planted it in wheat. Labor for the enterprise was furnished by the F. F. A. boys while the machinery was donated by the farm implement dealers of Woodward. In addition to their regular activities, the boys have experimented with soil fertilization, sponsored a rodent contest, sprayed cattle for lice and grubs, sponsored money making projects, and have built equipment for Chapter use. The Vocational Agriculture Department also serves as a training center for practice teachers of Vocational Agriculture who will graduate from Oklahoma A. M. College this spring. Future Fiomemalcers Clut Standing: Neva Campbell, Barbara Dyer, Tressa McMullen, Helen Madamba, Mary Jo Stewart, Roberta Love, Feme Brace, June Dunshee, Joy Vassar, Ann Holford, Ruth Bishop, Pauline Anthem, Betty Miller, Roberta McCaskey. Around Table: lone Dunshee, Jeanette Sheley, Queta Meyer, Norva Covalt, Adele Hpffert, Carol Garnett, Donna Loghry, Ramona Myers, Betty Murlin, Mrs. Iva Madamba, Mary Lee Lewis, June Burkhalter, Opal Carpenter, Wanda Attebury, Wilma Tomlinson, Marilyn Lansdown. President - lone Dunshee Vice-President - Jeanette Sheley Secretary - Queta Meyer Treasurer - Marilyn Lansdown Reporter' Helen Madamba Parliamentarian - Norva Covalt Historian - Adele Hoffert Song Leader - Carol Garnett Club Mothers: Mrs. L. A. Dunshee, Mrs. Paul Meyer, Mrs. F. M. Lansdown Sponsor - Mrs. Iva Madamba Uiblical Literature (Left to right): Deann Tunis, Marilyn Ruble, Louise Damron, Donna Loghry, Francis Simmons, Janice Gibson, Wilma Stipp, Bob Dennis, Georgia Strieker, Clement Kilpatrick, Dave Brown, Duane Carter, John Kropf, Wilburn Stewart, Howard Hancock, Bill Hunter, Ray Foust, Joy Vassar, Opal Carpenter, Merlin Adams, Lois Sweet, Leila Day, Billie Jean Alley. Mrs. C. F. McElvina, teacher. •Assisted with Christmas program. Well has it been said that the Bible is a literature which no age or nation can equal or supercede, though every library in the world had remained unravaged and every teacher’s truest words had been written down.” Wholly apart from its religious or from its ethical value, the Bible is the one book that no intelligent person who wishes to come into contact with the world of thought and to share the ideas of the great minds of the Christian era can afford to be ignorant of. All modern literature and all art are permeated with it. It is not at all a question of religion, or theology, or of dogma; it is a question of general intelligence. It is in itself almost a liberal education, as many great masters in literature have testified.” SPEECH DEPAPTMEMT Seated, left to right: Katherine Gaston, Vice-Pres.; Gwen Owen, Sue Sparks, Wanda Atteberry, Ruth Ann Burton, Secretary; lone Dunshee, Treasurer; Bob Jones, President. Back Row: Miss Doud, director; Veta Jo Laird, Mary Covalt, Lou Bardin, Bobbie Todd, Bobby Robinson, Davey Cousins, Donald Stoddard, Walter McLain, Bill Clark, Betty Teten. 0 (Left to right, seated): Leanord Barnett, J. R. Calkins, Carcel Barnett, Duane Pickle Ronald Nelson, Dolores Duncan, Virginia Hoffman, Bob Dennis, Carol Mathis. (Standing): Martha Cook, Bill Warren, Dan Feese, Miss Heath - faculty advisor, Neva Campbell, Jerry Ammerman, Marilyn Ruble, Eldon Alley, Bob Wasson, Dick Crocker, Tom Ford, Mona Powers, Gilbert Hyroop, Bud Endersby. Twenty-three junior and senior students were enrolled in the journalism class which was under the direction of Miss Helen E. Heath. Members of the class were responsible for gathering, editing, typing and mimeographing the school newspaper, The Boomer”, of which Ronald Neldon was editor. Members of the yearbook staff headed by the editor, Dolores Duncan, were also chosen from the class personnel. In addition to their class work, students contributed articles about school activities to both The Woodward Daily Press and The Woodward County Journal. They also cooperated with Mrs. McElvina, chairman of the school’s radio committee, in presenting weekly newscasts over station KSIW. The of School Art The School of Art • Seated, left to right: Murlin, Caruthers, Carroll, Hunter, Bowden, Beasley, B. Owens, Morris, Ruble, I. Dunshee. 2nd Row: Mrs. Espy, instructor; Foust, Wylie, Jones, Tune, McDonald, J. Dunshee, Richardson, S. Owens, Boatman, Warren, Bishop. 3rd Row: Endersby, Duer, Andress, Tromblee, Baker, Nelson, Allen. J. R. Calkins, lone Dunshee, Bob Jones, Bud Endersby Not pictured: Bill Warren, Marilyn Ruble. Exhibit shows work of students including the mural The Progress of Woodward”, Mrs. Neva Espy, instructor. 'tP CKIN''POS £S ,f N05EV GUY S RAIDING T4TE GARBAGE CANS AGAIN « JOYCE'S MAN” JIMMY AND HIS HOT, ■HOT ROD EILEEN'S MAN DEAUTIfUL LAK£ SCLNERY M Tfl£ OLD LAMP LIGHT£R WHAT'S COOK'IN BUD ? -HI COUNTRY Gal ” 4 W.HS. LOVERS ”15 IT A BIRD ?? I • •—i i in n ii i.—— Front Row: Carl Rutledge, Bill Warren, Dean Seeman, Dennis McNabb, Bill Hunter, Jimmy Ted Williams, Bennie Davis, Richard Erwin, Ronald Nelson, Marvin Seeman, Bud Kirbie, Bob Chalmers. Second Row: Gaynor McLaren, John Eoff, Clyde Glass, John Kropf, Gordon Morrison, J. R. Calkins, Gilbert Hyroop, Bob Jones, Phillip Phillips, Fred Partido, Lon Parks, Franklin Heath, Lavaughn Owens. Third Row: Keith Baker, Gary Johnston, Delbert Jeffries, Joe Brown, Terry Hoisington, Max Tromblee, Archie Taylor, Wilbur Derrick, Arthur Robinson, Robert Derrick, Joe Dug-gin, Wayne Jones. Fourth Row: Coach Ralph Tate, R. J. Wilson, Bob Irwin, Orley Spake, Wesley Duer, Kenneth Aaron, John Riley, Donnie Fiel, Bob Partido, Coach Joe Key. Fifth Row: Ed Simms, Eugene Mantz, Bob Fothergill, Bill Powders. Not pictured: Bill Mayes, Sam Gann, FOOTBALL QUEEN Coralie Will lams (. DEAN SEEMAN—Fullback Height 6’ 2 Weight 180 Letterman 3 years, Senior BILL WARREN—Quarterback Height 6’ 1” Weight 155 Letterman 3 years, Senior i V All-conference 1 year Team captain All-conference 1 year L Dennis McNabb, Bill Hunter, Jimmy Ted Williams, Benny Davis, Sam Gann, Ronald Nelson, Marvin Seeman, Bill Warren, Bill Mayes, Dean Seeman, Bob Chalmers. BILL MAYES—Halfback Height 5’ 8” Weight 145 Letterman 2 yrs., Senior BOB CHALMERS-Halfback Height 5’ 5J4” Weight 132 Letterman 2 yrs., Junior DENNIS McNABB-End Height 5’ 11 Zi Weight 167 Letterman 2 yrs. Junior JIMMY TED WILLIAMS—Guard Height 5’ 5 Weight 140 Letterman 1 yr. Junior MARVIN SEEMAN-End Height 5’ 8 Weight Letterman 2 yrs. Junior Although the Boomer football squad failed to run up a big winning streak this year they did play the type of football that displayed pep and sportsmanship becoming to Woodward High School. Their never say die efforts and hard playing netted them a place among the best of teams. SCHEDULE Woodward 13 Hobart 33 Woodward 13 Guymon 13 Woodward 31 Cherokee 14 Woodward 6 Sayre 20 Woodward 12 Shattuck 13 Woodward 62 Jet 0 Woodward 0 Waynoka 7 Woodward 20 Watonga 26 Woodward 28 Alva 38 Woodward _26_ 211 Fairview 19 183 BENNY DAVIS-Center Height 5’ 11 Weight 177 Letterman 2 yrs. Junior BILL HUNTER—Tackle Height 5’ 9” Weight 165 Letterman 2 yrs. Junior SAM GANN—Guard Height 5’ 10 Weight 135 Letterman 2 yrs. Junior RONALD NELSON—Tackle Height 5’ 10” Weight 160 Letterman 1 yr. Senior D. SEEMAN, Center M. SEEMAN, Forward GOETZINGER, Forward McNABB, Forward WARREN, Guard MANCILLAS, Guard WE THEY Woodward 34 Vici Woodward 68 Driftwood ♦Woodward 38 Carmen ♦Woodward 27 Moor el and Woodward 41 Buffalo ’Woodward 34 Carmen Woodward 27 Vici ♦♦Woodward 33 Jet Woodward 34 Buffalo Woodward 34 Shattuck ♦♦W'oodward 37 Waynoka ♦♦W'oodward 26 Cherokee Woodward 32 Mooreland Woodward 32 Shattuck Woodward 46 Mooreland ♦♦♦Woodward 30 Guymon B1 Woodward 29 Adams Woodward 27 Sharon ’Woodward 41 Fairview Woodward 36 Alva ♦♦♦♦Woodward 50 Blackwell ♦ ’’Woodward j38_ Enid Totals 794 Totals ♦Mooreland Tournament ♦•Conference Games ♦♦‘Tyrone Tournament ♦♦♦♦Regional Tournament 45 30 54 680 ront Row: Joyce Sage, Eloise Waits, Helen Harrison, Norma Swarts, Bobbie Todd, Lou ardin, Ynona Morrow, Peggy Covalt. econd Row: Georgia Buttricks, Barbara Shaul, Virginia Hoffman, Dolores Duncan, Pearl-le Ray, Betty Teten, Mary Covalt, Joan McCollum. bird Row: Veta Jo Laird, Doris Elliot, Darlene McAllister, Ethlyn Fisher, Wanda Simp-on, Donnie Bowden, Patricia Jeffries, Edna Buttricks, Coach Jessie L. Pounds. Bottom Row: Ynona Morrow, Helen Harrison, Norma Swarts, Bobbie Todd, Lou Bardin Eloise Waits, captain. ’ Top Row: Barbara Shaul, Virginia Hoffman, Dolores Duncan, Pearline Ray, Betty Sue Teten, Mary Covalt, Girls’ coach, Jesse Pounds. Carl Rutledge, Richard Erwin, Clyde Glass, John Kroft, Ronald Nelson, Bill Warren, Franklin Heath, Dean Seeman, Coach Ralph Tate. Seeman and Warren, track twins, get ready for a start. Front Row: John Goetzinger, Lavaughn Owens, Dick Crocker, Jim Newby, Gene Mancillas, Fred Partido, Gene Queen. Second Row: Coach Joe Key, Howard Hancock, Ray Foust, Louis Miller, Donnie Barnett, Cloyd Carpenter, Tom Ford, Bob Rives. TOTEM STYLES HAVE DOG fOOD POLE CHANGED BARBARA (R ib advertisement) TATE - IC€Y 1 Mi it %' WHS. BASHFULS’ {jj WHS. DREAM ME l T LOTS OF HELP ' ■ BUBBLES’ CAMPFIRE GIRL ?? FAST-GET A WAY' VI IPANA SMI L€ JUST THINKIN •'YOUNG, BUT PRETTY' LEG-ART SORRY. THfY'RE ALL THREE I ARE! I fIR-E BALL 4 Ai )n V SJte. A A ” WEIGHT LIFTER” Row 1: Ash, Rhudy, Perrin, Courtney, Shafto, Anderson, Shaw, Broniman, Downs, Ostrander, Sheets. Row 2: Obermiller, Rutledge, Chill, Jansen, Kropf, Ogden, Adams, Osborne, Brace, Reeves, Smith,Bender, McMullen, Ravenscroft, Shornhorst. Row 3: Chance, McNabb, Brogdon, Oliver, Tomlinson, Butcher, Thompson, McDaniel, Ash, Ludden, Lehman, Owen, Chance. Row 4: Lord, Belew, Moore, Byrum, Bell, Buck, Gamder, Allison, Boatman, Chase, Patterson, Burton, Seeman, Brumley. Row 5: Hamlin, Gallett, Johnson, Wellman, McLain, McBee, Stewart, Coffey, Covalt, Mantz, Taylor, Dean, Rosendale, Nelson. Row 6: Foust, Bevers, Lawson, Bevers, Rutledge, Powders, Pratt, Duer, Crites, Carter. Row 7: Loy, Ogden, Callahan, Campbell, Butcher, Campbell, McCracken, Gray, Simpson, Evans, Scovel, Gaston. Row 8: Haught, Hamilton, Holland, Kornele, Dodd, Madamba, Ferguson, Simmons. tiqhth GracL Row 1: Boatman, Hansen, Kline, Sheley, Evanson, Woodmansee, Johnson, Booze, Richardson, Sparks, Gould, Shepherd, Magee. Row 2: Baker, Obermiller, Ayers, Keller, Hopkins, Nelson, Potts, Brannon, McDonald, Dechaine, Abernathy, Baker, Atwell, Bowman, Mills, Fiskin. Row 3: Mott, Luddington, Fothergill, Spears, Edmonson, Brogdon, Heaton, Johnson, Thompson, Johnson, Morrow, Barnett, Simms, McHard, Loucks, Martin, Lewis. Row 4: Perkins, Pflum, Sunderland, Swigart, Meyer, Sheley, Tomlinson, Chase, McDowell, Wager, Van Dom, Steed, Riser, Willeford, De Wolf, Bums, Benson, Hunter. Row y. Crites, Geiswein, Neumann, Parks, Root, Clow, White, Baker, Rutledge, Smith, Patterson, McAllister, Withgott, Bohard. Row 6: Hombeck, Mooney, Fiel, W. McMahon, Graves, A. McMahon, Loucks, Bell, Swift, Geddes, Anthem, Gann, McCracken, Vloedman, Dauber, Geiswein. Row 7: Adams, Russell, Rosendale, Pierson, Ruble, Ham, Nelson, Le Marr, Butcher, Mauls by, Turner. Row 8: Foale, Dean, Irwin, Boone, Maynard, Williams, Bosch, Wellman, Farley, Siner. Mintli Grad Standing: Henry Jacobs, Mildred Jones, Vernon Peterson, Jessie Pounds, Jack Cox, Helen Heath, Mrs. Florence White. Seated: Mrs. Margaret Gatlin, principal; Mary J. Mcllvain, Eleanor Snow, Mrs. Virginia Dunkleberger, Edna Patterson, Mrs. Neva Espy. Row 1: Riley, Duer, Brown, Aaron, Ravenscroft, Rutledge, Allen, Anthem, McDonald, Shepherd, Chill, Endersby, Merrill. Row 2: Foster, Gaston, Hopkins, Huyck, Sage, Dugan, Lehman, Walls, Rameriz, McAdoo, Hawkins, Partido, Gardner, Wilson. Row 3: Arnold, Barnett, Butricks, Ray, McAdoo, Wilson, Mayes, McCaskey, Cosgrave, Fuller, Williams, Clark, Sheets. Row 4: Rains, McLaren, Bishop, Bowers, Gaston, McCullum, Jeffries, Bowden, Naifeh, Blair, Elliott, Arrington, Latham, Stocking, Powders, Fothergill, Keltch. Row 5: Carey, Colby, Tucker, Matthews, Wells, Rosendale, Beasley, Salz, Scott, Patton, McLain, Duggin, Covalt. Row 6: Spake, Fiel, Tromblee, Hoisington, Simms, Derrick, Robinson, Johnston, Knight, Dyer, Dodd, Kurtz, Alley, Jeffries, Mantz. Row 7: Irwin, Ogden, Taylor, Derrick, Wison, Benson, Evans, Arnold, Dean.