Woodward High School - Boomer Yearbook (Woodward, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1951 volume:

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Barnett, Bennie Davis, Clyde Glass, John Goetzinger, Franklin Heath, Bill Hunter, Donald Lynch, Dennis McNabb, Lavaughn Owens, Fred Partido, Bob Rives, Marvin Seeman, Jim Williams, Jimmie Kline, Duane Carter,Jerry Arnmerman. gfuaenf Gounci Standing: Helen Madamba, President. Front Row, left to right: Gwen Owen, Treasurer, Billie Jean Alleyg Dixie Blair. Second Row: Marilyn Lansdown, Secretaryg Jimmy Williams, Pat Boatman. Back Row: Gordon Morrison, Vice-Pre sidentg Bob Rives. Not Pictured: Nathan Brockleman, Davey Cousins. edicafion To Mr. Joe Higgfinborham, who since 1936 has de- voted his efforts to the well being of Woodward High School and its students, we dedicate this annual. With the exception of time spent in the Armed Forces, Mr. Higgenbotham taught for twelve years until his 1948 elevation to principal. It was in that position he gained the respect of the entire student body. ELIZA BE TH CUTLER Administrative Secretary WILSON RILEY Superintendent of Schools Phillips University Bachelor of Arts-1931 Master of Education-1937 Commercial Law 1? OLLIE MCELVINA ' -ATHELMA MOREHORT Oklahoma Universityg B.S. In Educa- A.B. - English 6: SciencegN.W.S.T. tion 19353 M.S. In Education 1942. Alva. X,- , i RUTH MAXINE BARTLETT B.S.inCommerce5O.C.W. - Chick VERA DCU . ashag M.S. in Commerce A Sv. M Southweste mwearherfordg B.S. 1942g Stillwater' ' University of Denver: Graduate Work in Speech. VEVA RILEY f A.B. Education hil1ips,Enid3 B.M. Public School Music Phillipfs, Enid. C LYDE W. DIPBOYE B.S. Industrial Arts Educationg M.S. Trade 8: Industrial Education Okla. AEM. H. A. VETTER A.B. History 81 Education at Alva M.A. History 8: Education at OU. ORAN HIGHLEY ALICE C. ROGERS A.B. Panhandle A8:M St Northwestern at Alvag B.S. Phillips Graduate Study in Music 1933 Okla. A8tM Wichita U. M.S. in Education 1943. ' w , 1 l L. D. BASH JESSIE L. POUNDS JOE KEY O.B.U. B.S. in Education B.S. Social Science N.W. at A.B. Education O.C.U. 1936 Graduate Study Okla. Alva M.S. ,Phy sical Edu- Central State, Edmond AGLM. cation ABLM. 1943. IVA MADAMBA HUGH ROBINSON B.S. Stillwater at A8v.M 1931 Home Economics. WARREN SMITH HAZEL BLACK HENRY JACOBS B.S. of Education Edmond- I B.S. Central State Edmond Central State Chemistry. Graduate Work-Okla. AGM , 8: Phillips M.S. in Edu cation Wg .. I . gn Wlemohiam gem, fee 772a1fin 1933-f9L,lq Zl'U0'6S CAROL ELIZABETH ADAMS F.H.A. fg7,'483 Peppers V183 Chorus '48g Operetta '48,'503 Librarian '49. JERRY A1vf19fER'MAN. Boomer Staff '5lg Annual Staff '51 BILLIE JEAN ALLEY F. H. A. '48,'49g Historian '493 Peppers '49,'50,'5lg Dramatic Club '48,'5lg Treasurer '5lg Class Cheer- leader '48g Student Council '5l. Boomer Staff '49,'5lg Jr. .Lioness '5lg Honor Society '48,'49','50,'5lg. V May Queen Attendant '485 Annual Staff '5lg Junior Play '50'g Senior Play '5l. ' Q JIMMIE ANDRESS Track '49,'50g Operetta '51gDra- matics Club '5lg Chorus '5l3 Art Club '50--Treasurer '50g Senior Play '51, - . -1 ' ,..x E LDON A LLEY ALICE AILEEN BARNETT A Chorus 50' T and I Club '51 fs-QQ' r Q eniofzs CARMEN BARNETT F.F.A. '49,'50g Chorus '49,'50, Physical Education '5l. NA OMI BISHOP F.H.A. '5l3 Chorus '49,'50,'51g Operetta '49,'5lg Library '49, '50g Art Club '48. J. D. BARNETT F.F.A. '48,'49,'50,'5l3 President '50g Secretary '5lg F.F.A. District President '5lg Chorus '49,'50,'51g Operetta '49,'5lg Boomer Staff '5lg Annual Staff '5l3 Junior Lion '5l. KENNETH BLAIR Football '48,'49,'50,'5lg Baseball '49,'50g Letterrnan's Club '49,'50, '5l3 Annual King '50g Band '48,'49, '50,'5lg Gut Busters '49,'50,'5l. LEONARD BARNETT F.F.A. '47, '48,'49-Treasurer '49g T and I Club '50. NATHAN BROCKLEMAN Football '483 Wranglers '483 Chorus '48g Operetta '48,'513 Junior Play '50g Senior Play '5l3 Cheerleader '483 Drarnatics Club '513 Student Council '5l3 T and I Club '51-Pres. '51, 'Wful' eniofzs DUANE CARTER Football '473 Basketball '473 Track '473 Letterman's Club '48,'49,'50,'5lg Wranglers '4'7,'48g Art Club '47,'48, '49,'50g Art Club Vice President '47, '49g Soph. Class President '48, Jr. Class President '50. NYLENE COCHRAN F.H.A. '48,'49g Band Secretary '48, T and I Club '5lg Sophomore Class Queen '49g Band '48,'49, '50,'51. BOB GENE CHALMERS Football '48,'49,'503 Baseball '50, 'Sly Letterman's Club '48,'49,'50, Wranglers '47,'48g Class Sec. '4'7. DAVEY COUSINS Operetta '50,'5lg Junior Play '50, Dramatics Club '49,'5lg Student Council '5lg T and I Club '51, Band'48,'49,'50,'5l. MARY LOU CARTER Carnegie Library '48,'49g School Library '49,'50g Office Girl '50, '5lg Drarnatics Club '5lg Junior Play '50, Senior Play '5l. NORVA JOYCE COVALT F.H.A. '48,'49,'50,'5lg Chorus '48, '49,'50,'5lg Operetta '49,'5lg Junior Play '50, F.H.A. Parliamentarian '49,'503 F.H.A. Vice President '50, '5lg Librarian '49. are a -sis RW ft 5? ca. l exft. 5 enfbts ...'r EILEEN I-IAQBRISON DAY F.H.A. '483 Peppers '49,'50g -Library '49. t A JOHN W. EOFF Football '48,'49,'50,'5lg Baseball '5lg Track '503 Letterman's Club '5O,'5lg Wranglers '49g Band '48 BENNIE DAVIS Football '48,'49,' 50,'5lg Basketball '5lg Baseball '5O,'5l3 Track '49,'50, '5lg Lettern1an's Club '49,'50,'5lg Letterman President 5lg Wrang- lers '48,'493 Vice Pres. Sr. Class '5lg Boomer Staff '5lg Annual Sports Editor '5l3 Football Captain '5l3 All District Football '5l. DAN FEESE BARBARA DYER ' F.H.A. '48,'5o:' Librarian '48,'49g Band '483 Boomer Staff '48g T and 1 Club 's1. Q. CHARLES KSAMQ GANN Football '48.,'49, 50:,'5lg Track '49 Q Letterman' s Club '49,' 50,' 513 Wrang- lers '48g Honor1Society '48,'49,'50g Boomer Staff '49,'5lg Annual Staff '5lg Student Council '48g Jr. Lion 'Sly Chapel Chairman '-513 Band '48. ZVUOQS ROBERT GIESWEIN T and I Club '50, '5l. JOHN H. GOETZINGER Basketball '49,'50,'5l3 Football '48, '503 Baseball '49,'50,'5lg Track '48, '50,'5l3 Letterman's Club '49,'50, '513 Sec-Treas. Letterman's Club '5lg Class President '51g Honor Society '48g Boomer Staff '5l3 An- nual Staff '5l3 Student Council '50. CLYDE GLASS Basketball '483 Football '48,'49,'50, '513 Track '49,'50,'51g Letterman's 'Jlub '49,'50,'5l3 Wranglers '47,'48, 49: Boomer Staff '5lg Annual Staff 513 Band '47,'48,'49,'50, 513 Gut Busters '48,'49,'50,'5l3 All District Football '5lg Track Captain '50. IRVALENE HARRIS F.H.A. '483 Library '48,'50. FRANKLIN D. HEATH Basketball '48,'49,'50,'5l3 Football '50g Track '49,'50g Letterman's Club '49,'50,'5l3 Chorus '5l3 Oper- etta '5l3 Boomer Staff '5l3 Annual Staff '5l. WILLIAM GLEN GLITSCH Football '48g Wranglers '48g Oper- etta 'sog Band '47,'48,'49,'50,'5l3 Library '50,'5l. eniots HELEN HENDERSON BILL HUNTER F.F.A. '51, Basketball '48, '49, Football '48,'49,'50,'5l, Baseball '51, Track '49,'50,'51, Class Presi- dent '49, Honor Society '48, Boomer Staff '51, Annual Staff '51. WAYNE HIGHFILL VERA LEE JAMISON F.H.A. '47, Peppers '49,'50,'51, Chorus '48,'49,'50,'5l, Operetta '48,'5l, Junior Lioness '5l. ADELEE JUNE HOFFERT F.H.A. '48,'49,'50,'51, Chorus '48, '49, Operetta '48, Junior Play '50, Honor Society '49,'50, Girls State '50, Dramatics Club '50,'51, Band '47,'48,'49, Librarian '49,'50. MARILYN ELAINE LANSDOWN F.H.A. '48,'49,'50,'5lg Peppers '49, '50,'51, Chorus '48,'49,'50,'5l, Oper- etta '49,'50, Junior Play '50, Senior Play '51, F.H.A. Treas. '50-President '51, Honor Society '48,'49,'5O,'51, Girls State '50, Student Council '49, Sec. '50, '51, Junior Lioness '51, Senior Queen Attendant '51, Junior Queen Attendant '50, May Festival Attendant '48, Art Club '49. eniois DUANE LEHMAN F F A. '48, '49g Chorus '48. DONALD LYNCH Chorus '50,'5l3 Band '48,'49g Boomer Staff '5lg Annual Staff '5l. BOBBIE LIVELY F H A. '48,'49g Chorus '49,'503 T and I Club '5l. HELEN MADAMBA F.H.A. '48,'49,'50,'5lg F.H.A. Sub- District Treas. '50g Peppers '48, '49,'50,'51-Vice Pres. '5lg Chorus '48,'49,'50,'5lg Operetta '48,'49, '50,'5lg Honor Society '48,'49,'50, '5lg Girls State '50g Sec. of Stateg Dramatics Club '48,'49,'51-Vice Pres. '5lg Boomer Staff'48,'49,'5lg Annual Staff '48,'5l. Student Council '51-Pres. '5lg Jr. Lioness '5l3 Cha- pel Chairman '5lg Football Queen '5lg Band '48,'49g Senior Play '5l3 Pepper Cheerleader '49,'50,'5l. ROMIE LOUCKS F H A. '50g Library '48,'50. DENNIS MCNABB FFA '48,'49g Basketball '50,'5lg Football '49,'50,'5lg Letterman' s' Club '49,'50,'513 Class Treas. '50 '5lg Boomer Staff '50,'5lg Annual Staff '50,'5lg Junior Lion '5l. - eniozs WENDELL MERCER Chorus '48,'49,'50,'5l, Operetta '49,'5l, Band Student Director '50, '51, Band '48,'49,'50,'51, Gut Busters '50,'5l, Clarinet Quartette '48,'49, '50,'5l, Boomer Staff '48,'49, Honor Society '48,'49,'50g Junior Lion '51, Chapel Chairman '5l. GORDON MORRISON Football '49,'50,'5l, Baseball '48, '49,'50,'51, Letterrnan's Club '49, '50,'5l, Wranglers '48,'49, Class Treas. '48, Class Vice Pres. '50, Student Council '48,'50,'51-Vice Pres. '51, Junior Lion '51, Band '48,'49,'50,'51, Gut Busters '49, '50,'51. CONNIE NELSON F.H.A. '48, Peppers '50, '51, Junior Play '50, Class Sec. '49, '50,'5l, Boomer Staff '48, Office '50, Library '49, T and I Club '51, Junior Class Queen '50, Attendant to T and I Queen '5l. QUETA MEYER F.H.A. '48,'49,'50,'5l, Peppers '49,'50,'51, Chorus '49, Operetta '49, F.H.A. Sec. '50-Treas. '51, Band '49,'50. KATHRYN LOUISE NEWCOMB Peppers '48,'49,'50,'5l, Chorus '48, '49,'50,'5l, Operetta '49,'5l, Senior Play '51, Honor Society '48,'49,'50, Junior Lioness '51, Class Queen Attendant '50. RAMONA MAE MYERS F.H.A. '50, Chorus '50, T and I Club '51-Vice Pres. '5l. eniots GWEN OWEN F.I-I.A. '483 Peppers '48,'49,'50, '51-Pres. '5lg Operetta '48,'49g Junior Play '503 Senior Play '5lg Honor Society '48,'49,'50,'5l3 Drarnatics Club '48,'49,'50,'5lg Boomer Staff '5lg Annual Staff'5lg Student Council '50,'5l- Treas. '50,' 515 Class Queen '483 Annual Queen '50g Band '47,'48,'59,'50, '5lg Library '493 Drum Major '49, '5o,'51. LAVAUGHN OWENS Football '49,'50,'5l3 Baseball '50, '513 Letterman's Club '49,'50,'5lg Chorus '49,'50,'5lg Junior Play '50g Senior Play '5l3 Boomer Staff '5lg Annual Staff '5lg Band '47g Operetta '48,'5l. NOLA JOYCE OWENS City Library '47,'48,'493 Music Lessons '50. FRED PARTIDO Football '48,'49,'50,'5lg Baseball '48,'49,'50,'5lg Letterman's Club '48,'49,'50,'5lg Wranglers '48,'495 Junior Play '50g Class President '48g Class Yell-leader '5lg Boomer Staff '5l3 Annual Staff '5l3 Annual Snapshot Editor '5l. SYDNALEA OWENS F.H.A. '48g T and I Club '5l3 Library '48,'49g Art Club '493 Office '48,'49,'50. PHILIP W. PHILLIPS Football '48,'49,'50,'51g Track '49g Letterman' s Club '49,'50,'5l3 Oper- etta '5l3 Dramatics Club '5l3 Band '48,'49,'50,'5l. eniofzs BOB RIVES Baseball '50,'513 Letterman's Club '50,'5lg Operetta '503 Dramatic Club '50,'51-President '5lg Honor Society '47, B0y's State '5Og Boomer Staff '48,'50g Annual Editor '503 Student Council '503 Junior Lion '50g Band '48,'505 Chapel Chairman '50g Clari- netQuartette '48,'50g Senior Play '5l. HELEN RAE SANDERS Peppers '5l3 Chorus '50,'5lg Oper- etta '513 Junior Play '503 Honor Society '48,'50g Dramatics Club '5l. ROBERT JAMES ROBINSON F.F.A. '50,'5l-Pre sident '5lg Chorus '50, '513 Operetta '5lg Junior Play '50g Dramatics Club '50g Junior Lion '5l. JUNE SCOTT Honor Society '49,'50,'5lg Library '48g Carnegie Librarian '49,'50,'51. GEORGE WILLIAM ROSENDA LE Chorus '48,'49,'50g Senior Play- Stage Manager '51g Drarnatics Club '48,'493 Library '5l. MARVIN SEEMAN Basketball '48,'49,'50,'5lg Football '48,'49,'50,'51g Track '49,'50g Let- terman's Club '49,'50,'5l5 Chorus '48g Boomer Staff '5lg Annual Staff '5l. eniots SANDRA SELLS Basketball '5lg Peppers '49,'50,'5l3 Chorus '49 3 Operetta '49g Junior Play '50g Honor Society '48,'49,'50, '51. IDA MAE SHEPHERD F.H.A. '5l3 T and I Club '5lg I Club Queen '5l. BARBARA SHAUL Basketball '50g Peppers '48,'49,'50, '5lg Pepper Cheerleader '49,'50,'51 Operetta '48,'49g Junior Play '50g Class Cheerleader '49,'5lg Junior Q I ueen Attendant '50g Band '48,'49, T and SIGNE SUE STAMETS Chorus '48,'49,'5lg Operetta '48,'49, '5lg Junior Play '50g Dramatics Club '49,'50,'5lg Junior Lioness '5l3 Cha- pel Chairman '5lg Senior Queen '513 Band '48 '49 '50 '51 Librar '50 .o 1 .n 3 y I Office '49. HERB SHELEY Army Medical Corps-3 years. DONALD STODDARD Chorus '49g Operetta '48,'49,'5lg Junior Play '503 Senior Play Stage Manager '513 Dramatics Club '50, '5lg Reporter '5l. emohs GEORGIA MAE STRICKER 4-H Club '49,'50. WANDA JEAN WILKERSON F.H.A. '47,'49p Peppers '49,'50, '5lg Class Cheerleader '50g Girls State '503 Junior Lioness '5lg Junior Queen Attendant '50g Senior Queen Attendant '5l. BARBARA WORDEN Basketball'5lg Peppers '47,'48g Dramatics Club '5l3 Libraryg Art Club. DONNA LOGHRY BALL JIMMY TED WILLIAMS Football '48,'50,'5lg Baseball'50, '513 Letterman's Club '50, '5l3 Wranglers '493 Class Cheerleader '503 Boomer Staff '51g Annual Staff '513 Student Council '5lg Band '48, '49,'50,'51g Clarinet Quartette '48, '49,'50. WILLIAM CHARLES WITHGOTT Operetta '50g Dramatics Club '50, '5lg Junior Lion '50,'5l3 Band '47, '48,'49,'50,'5lg Library '50,'5l. pfzoplzecxl All the world's a stage and soon the Seniors of -1951 will be players. I..et's take a critic's view of the future and find out what parts they will play. Most of them di eamed of starring rolesg but just how did they make out? ? ? ? CHARACTER Carol Adams Billie Jean Alley Eldon Alley Jerry Ammerman Jimrnie Andre ss Donna Ball Aileen Barnett Carrnon Barnett J. D. Barnett Leonard Barnett Naomi Bishop Kenneth Blair Max Bohard Nathan Brockelman Charles Campbell Duane Carter Mary Lou Carter Bob Chalmers Nylene Cochran Davey Cousins Norva Covalt Bennie Davis Barbara Dyer John Eoff Dan Feese Sam Gann Robert Geiswein Clyde Glass Glen Glitsch John Goetzinger Irvalene Harris Eileen Harrison Day PIPE DREAM Great opera star To take AGM by storm Pilot Owner of drugstore Another Bob Hope Keep Billy Bob happy Head operator at the phone office Owner of theater Farmer Plumber Bubble dancer Trucker of Open-Air Manager of Trego's We stwear Manager of Penney's Farmer Artist of note Archaeologist Business manager of Woodward Dairy Marry a millionaire Clark Gable II Beautician Coach Dietic ian A Insurance sale sman Organizer of class on how to skip school Another Einstein Car dealer To be a great actor President of a pub- lishing company Be in Carnegie Hall playing A Minor Symphony To get her brother' s new car To marry Gene ' STARK REA LITY Champion hog-caller Miss Tornado of '55 Millionaire playboy Operates pop corn machine at Little s Sound effects man for Portia Faces Life He's happy! Head linesman Still usher at the Terry Investment broker Janitor at plunger factory ' - Missionary Alan Ladd II Singing cowboy Doorman at Rat1iff's Farmer Counterfeiter Dusting out a home Ynona' s hired house- keeper Takes in washing Lou Costello's double Makes wigs for bald women Exercise director for the third grade Sampler for Candy Co. Dare-devil trapeze artist Truant officer Mr. Kaye Pappe Tricycle repairman Pa Kettle' s double Scrap paper dealer Beer hall pianist Owner of seven conver- tibles--all newl She did! Franklin Heath Wayne Highfill Florence Hodsden Adelee Hoffert Bill Hunter Veralee Jamison Marilyn Lansdown Duane Lehman Bobbie Lively Romie Loucks Donald Lynch Helen Madamba Dennis McNabb Wendell Mercer Queta Meyer Ramona Myers Gordon Morrison Connie Nelson Louise Newcomb Gwen Owen Lavaughn Owens Nola Joyce Owens Sy dnalea Owens Fred Partido Philip Phillips Robert Rives Robert Robinson George Rosendale Rae Sanders June Scott Marvin Seeman Sandra Sells Barbara Shaul Herbert Sheley Ida May Shepherd Signe Stamets Donald Stoddard Georgia Stricker Barbara Worden Jim Ted Williams Jean Wilkerson William Withgott Serve humanity To be a rich man Successful business- woman Nurse Weight lifter Raise two decent children Just be sweet To be a bigger and better man Switchboard operator Housewife Owner of exclusive theaters Famous career woman Attend Yipahoopy U. Great band director 4 Math teacher Hair dresser President, U.S.A. To catch a man Just Louise To lead a happy normal life Another Nelson Eddy Farmer' s wife School teacher Foreign news corres- pondent Oil magnate Great sports writer Cattle rancher Great poet TV queen To have longer hair Forest ranger Big Game hunter Social worker Scout master Private nurse for millionaire Second Gypsy Rose Lee Engineer Elementary teacher Perfect housewife Life Magazine printer Nurse of your dreams Orator Undertaker Still crackin' safes Wife of iceman Still waiting for the new hospital Chiropractor . Raising twelve little sheepherders Somebody' s honey Better, perhaps, but not bigger Blackmailer Broadway star Janitor at Terrytime Drive-in Mother and manager of a football team of little Deans Married to Lucille Sweeney Another Spike Jones Raising a math class Head Hunter President, U.S.A. QUnited Slop Associationj Royal Mounted Police Cornedienne Psychiatrist Singing waiter Author of True Confessions College professor' Disk jockey at KSIW Salesman for Fletcher' s Castoria Sports writer for Ladies Home Journal Sheepherder Still doe sn't know it! Another Faye Emerson Testimonial writer for hair re storer company Firebug Zoo keeper Bus driver' Cub scout den chief Private eye Madame Fifi of the circus Another Fred Astaire Expert on child care Mrs. America of '55 Woodward Journal copy-boy Do you have nightmares?' Aerial ballet dancer . fast and Testament as the J faaduafing Glass ,1i6fl,'Ol'l2 We, the Seniors of Fifty-One, Whose High School days are nearly done, A Want to be generous to the rest, So to the Underclassmen we made this bequest. The Seniors' traditional laurel wreath For tackling their studies with vigor and vi , So hopes of graduation never will dim. First, to the Juniors we will and bequeath m As for the Sophomores, a great plucky tribe, The win in each contest we to them ascribe, And may they never fail to work very hard ln trying, just trying, to attain our high standard. Alas, to the Faculty, we sadly bid Adieu l For they have been pals all the way through. 'Tis with regret we return to them the rule, The leadership, and the entire run of the school. We feel that if we were to depart - Without leaving some gift from each Senior's great heart, Old WHS would not be the same, So here are some souvenirs of our world-wide fame. -sf wr wr ar ie: we an as To Qllanxlga-gn, Sam Gann leaves his multiple love-life In hope she won't have quite as much strife. The ability to hold a class office to Donnie ls bequeathed by our ravishing red-headed Connie. Gwen leaves her talent as drum major To Beverly, and as Number One cager, John Goetzinger bequeaths to Bob The ability to do a fine playing job. Jimmy Andress, who makes everyone smiley, Wills his 2x2 car to Mr. Riley. Carmon Barnett, doorman at the Woodward show, Wills tlgt to Kenny, when now he must go. Veralee gives her subtle way to catch a man To any Junior girl who thinks she can! And Bob Robinson, that lucky li'l guy, His FFA presidency to any boy who will try. Ramona Mae Myers, a cheerful lass, To Doris Clark her smiles do pass, And Signe, with her hair of light tan, Gives her bottle of H202 to dark-haired Joann. To Ynona from Bob Chalmers, all his worldly goods And even himself--Qthat' s what I understoodll Norma gets her quiet unassuming ways From Eileen--now one of those Days! Duane Lehman, his ability to bear all jokes' brunt To Orley, who grew up to be a runt. To Forrest Allen, the lucky penny That was used in football toss-ups by Bennie. Dennis, our strong arm expert, Gives to Wesley his masculine idea of flirt , Helen, '51 wearer of the Football Crown, To the luclqy Junior girl hands it down. Robert L. Rives wills his Big Wheel talent and fame To John Riley, who's likely to be just the same. Nylene gives her far-away glance To IQary,Joe, to keep her man in a trance! Her smile does Donna Ball to Dorothy bequeath And to Rex M. comes a red plush head from Frank Heath Dan gives his innocent eyes to Gene Queen To captivate teachers when they're all agleam. Kenneth leaves his Heartbreaker rating To any cute boy who gets along without dating. Barbara Worden, the Nicest of Them All , Wants Marilyn Sheets to answer that call. Marvin Seeman, who has played many a game, To Archie Taylor wills his basketball fame. And the part in the Senior play belonging to Mary Lou Must go to dignified Betty Sue. June Scott leaves her beautiful hair T0 Lady Godiva, so she'll have it to wear. Louise Newcomb wants Sue Bradford to take Her independence, which is nomfake. Naomi Bishop, her silence in class To June Adkins, a Junior Lass, While Davey wills his dashing poise To any and all of the Junior boys. Georgia Stricker wills to Phillis the way To drive a different Ford to schoolevery day. Gordon leaves to Gene M. his new mitt And ability to sometimes pitch a no-hit. Queta Meyer to Joyce E. will donate The quiet way to rate a date. Leonard Barnett wills his soft wavy hair To Doris Elliott, so she'll know he can care. Jerry Ammerman leaves his' Little Drug Store To anyone who will sweep the floor. George Rosendale, his job as head soda-jerk To Bob Irwin, while he finds better work. J. D. Barnett wills his sheepherder fame To Harold Rutledge if he can bear the shame. Herb Sheley leaves his American History To the smart kid who can solve that mystery. Nathan wills his popularity to Kelsey Wylie, While Glen, of whom we think very highly, Wills his bank account to a Junior named Everett, And work harder to be a millionaire, we bet! Duane, a man of ability in art, Wills to Gary Johnston of his talent a part, While Carol Adams, her simple ways Are willed to Joe Duggin, his friends to amaze! Wendell wills his Gutbuster Band To Max, the next-best player in the land, Donald Stoddard wills his cute little antics To Ezra, who'1l drive all the girls frantic! Jim Ted gives to Ronnie his position as Pride of the Class While Carl Rutledge receives from Clyde Glass His imitation of Jolson in black-face. Adelee gives to Louise Van her quiet pace. Philip Phillips, a boy of gentle manner, Requests Artie Robinson to carry on the banner Barbara Shaul wills her ways of youth To that sweet Junior, Patsy Ruth. Nui. M.--if - Fred, his Best Dressed Man on the Campus fame To a cute little Sophomore, Terry H. is his name, While Jackie receives this little bequest From Billie Jean- -f'Smile all the while and pass every te st. Aileen Barnett wills her soft voice to Pat B., Barbara gets her books from Sydnalea, While William gives his pull with Miss Doud To Jack Ogden of the Sophomore crowd. Nola Joyce, who aspires to be a secretary, Wills to Miss Woodward the Carnegie Library. Norva gives her ability to cook To any girl who can read a cook-book. Robert Gieswein will leave his job To Mr. Dipboye with a farewell sob. Donald Lynch to Bill Evans, his size: Irvalene to Peggy Holland, her goo-goo eyes! To lighegsge from Ida Mae Her job at Pollyanna Cafe. To Stimmel, Romie wills her determination To pass each and every examination. Wayne Highfill gives his job at Orie's Food To Wayne Jones, if he'll be good. Rae Sanders leaves to Mr. Vetter Her ability to tell a story better. To June D. from Jeanne W., her college boy dates, While John Eoff figures Skeet Siner rates His place as Most Exalted Senior on the Bench. To Peggy from Sandra, a car full of dents. Barbara Dyer wills her easy-going ways To Patty L3-iibhaix for the re st of her days, And Biififintbr gives his girl and his car-- On second thought, generosity can go too farl Bobbie Lively to Elva Jean B., her lovely complexion. To Sonya from Lavaughn, his endearing affection. From Charles Campbell a dozen ten-gallon hats, Will be received by Paul to be used to catch rats. Eldon Alley leaves his car, his looks, and his money To the girl who is willing to call him honey. Marilyn Lansdown, her lovely face To the girl who can equal her unassuming grace. Max Bohard wills his jacket, the blue one, To Billy McCleery, who wants a new one. Florence wills her ability to work, cook, and study To anyone who isn't a fuddy-duddy. wk an xo: :er wr :er we wk We have come to the end, and parting's sweet sorrow. We wish for you all a brighter tomorrow .... May your joys always linger,...your troubles soon pass Goodbye ..... and good luck ..... from the '51 Class ..... X V' - K fp ., XIX EN Lx SEDIOP -Band XR L 9 1 X xx AN -5ENi4 5l1x'X QQEQT i:s1. QEILHUSH S g 4 'Q-f:s'E::,wi - Q X 3 if bow ' g 1? V 0' efl' fee 'ff 9 Rf 3 S xx K N Y Sem Hi- Ho Sffvef' H3 Irvnfevme. 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Q X: x X -s if x- X- N K s Kg- R, . rg Q. 5 K 5 A wind , XXX 'T eel X 'so 5 X wswh SNS wx? M A unicfz 'faculty 4 MILDRED JONES VIRGINIA DUNKLEBURGER MRS. EDDINGTON EDNA PATTERSON A.B. N.W.S.T. at B.S. Northwestern at Alva A.B. Ottowa Uni- A.B. at O.U. Norman Alva M.S. Okla Home Economics. versity, Ottowa, Woodward Jr. College ASLM Stillwater Kansas, A Social Science. MERWIN DEVER A.B. Southwestern Winfield, Kan. English, Social Science FLORENCE WHITE M.E.D. 1941 School Adffl. B.S. Northwestern at Alva O-U- N01'maU- History 8: Science M.S. at Okla. University School of Education 1942. we JAY B. MORTON A.B. Education N.W. at A.B. Northwestern at Alva Alva M.S. Education 1949 Mathematics. Stillwater. VERNON PETERSON NEVA ESPY A.B. 1934 S.W. Weather- ford M.S. 1939 Phillips Enid S.M.U. 1940 Dallas Tex. Fine Arts Institute Colo. Springs Summer 1942 Fisher School of Craft 1949. K. E. WALKER B.S. Phillips 1950 M.S. Phillips 1951. V Xia ,Q- N X ,Q X X s Sas, F f. , Q - X exft: . s E. 7 TQ it ff: . K r g 5 . Qs i if Top Row, left to right: Jim Abernathy, Garland Adams, Dorlene Aldeno, Bernita Anthem, Dale Atwell, Dale Ayers, Jimmie Baker. Second Row, from top: Mary Baker, Glenda Barnett, Kay Bell, Leslie Benson, Gary Bloxorn, Wayne Boatman, Billy Bohard. Third Row: Bobby Bosch, Henry Bowman, Betty Brogdon, Mona Faye Burns, Perry Butcher, Charles Canfield, Marian Chase. Fourth Row: Wilmetta Clow, Donald Crites, Jerry Dean, Richard Dechaine, Mureleen DeWolf, Eloise Edmundson, Wilbur Evanson. Fifth Row: Jerry Farley, Ronney Fiel, Chester Fisken, Donald Foale, Verda Fothergill, Zada Faye Gann, Darla Geddes. Sixth Row: John Gieswein, Donna Goins, Eddie Gould, Laurel Graves, Jerry Ham, Kelvin Hansen, Billy Henderson. I S er: Q... ,ff we I l f 1' ,XF Q. .. .xg. .f . sl . fs- ' ' fbi s-li - ' ' it s K ii S X . .. 1 Q N x SS W I 1- . SS X.-Q. at I XRS, .k:. .. . .. x E H KEN X Q :S , K X. . . . il . Q. . w P' S I ETS si wig N fi? at ,ag I 'Yi QS, s S Q X . .x.....v . K X sk Q ,Q N . i.X . K. L. 3 1 1 5 Ev... ' S 1A'R..QSXS s. . N Top Row, left to right: Jim Herring, Linnia Hoffert, Jackie Hopkins, Jan Hornbeck, Ronnie Hunter, Marilyn Inman, Melvin Irwin. Second Row: Emadell Johnson, George Johnson, Patsy Johnson, Herman Kehl, Gary Keller, Scott Kline, Arnold Kornele. Third Row: Tommy Le Mair, Arlene Lewis, Bertha Loucks, Mabel Loucks, Myrna Sue Luddington, Donnie Maddox, Darrel Magee. Fourth Row: Freida Martin, J. D. Maulsby, Wayne Maynard, Peggy McAllister, Lindas McCracken, Jackie McDonald, Clarine McDowell. Fifth Row: Virginia McHard, Ann McMahan, Wanda McMahan, Kay Meyer, Billy Mil- lard, Ivan Mills, Estle Mooney. Sixth Row: Connie Morrow, Gordena Mott, R. B. Nelson, Zan Nelson, Mary Lene New- man, Chuck Obermiller, Roberta Parks. 1 -if -- f- - f--V t , E. 12: t 2- it Y' kk S-ff EX Top Row, left to right: Naideen Patterson, Charlene Pflum, Bobby Pierson, Wesley Potts, Gary Richards, Dale Richardson, Deloris Riser. Second Row, from top: Donna Root, Charles Rosendale, Jimmie Ruble, Jerry Russell, Patty Rutledge, Jay Schultz, Margaret Sheley. Third Row: Yvonne Simms, Mike Siner, Marlene Smith, Kenneth Sparks, Ann Spears, Joan Stanley, Shirley Steed. Fourth Row: Raymond Stuart, Joyce Sunderland, Mary Swift, Pat Swigart, Carolyn Turner, Lo Ella Van Dorn, Joan Vlodeman. Fifth Row: Cloeta Wager, Shirley Wallace,Betty Warriner, Betty White, Luella White, Jerry Williams, Jimmie Withgott. Sixth Row: Bobby Woodmansee, Alene Tomlinson, Max Booze. NX HX 1 X Q X s sa. QV- .X N . . ms, . X 4. L .. A s -Xa -- -ss Ss .1 - rsy: F ' s55 wsx Q if :S 'sis-3-ss -it Q X K is X Q e S X ss X X ,Q X w W Q K X W t at , - 'Q z -g-f X Q SQ V xx X3 x X X X XX KX X Q X Q xg Q X XY X sit at it X X X X 5 X X ., X .5 Q bis Q i X A Q i s XS we x X t X N X Xe X AX X A . 5 SQ X Q 4 A Mi ' Qi-2 N .-., ag Ss 9 XXX B N F Q 1 wX ws XXX. - SV Xga ak M N2 Top Row, left to right: Eldon Adams, Kay Allison, Don Anderson, Glenda Ash, Glen Ash, Gary Bash, Rae Bell. Second Row, from top: Lou Jean Belew, James Bender, Jeannine Bevers, Jeannine Bevers, Mallory Boatman, Marvin Brace, Patty Brogdon. Third Row: Donald Bronniman, Deloris Buck, Barbara Butcher, Verlin Butcher, Sue Burton, Sandra Byrurn, Bonita Brown. Fourth Row: Wendell Callahan, Charles Campbell, Gordon Campbell, Virginia Carter, Crystal Chance, Joyce Chance, Pat Chase. Fifth Row: Mary Ann Coffey, Dick Courtney, Myra Covalt, Janney Bell Crites, Deanna Dean, Leon Dodd, Cecil Downs. Sixth Row: Carol Duer, Louis Evans, David Ferguson, Vera Mae Foust, Shirley Gardner, Jimmie Gaston, Jon Gray. 5 5 W SR :SY X :1 X . O' E Rf - :T it Ii? 'S N5 -9 .e W r- Q aa. . f . Q A i an K b X Q. - . 4:1-4, ' ., ,. -Q -1- -' Q , . g - ix 1-V1 K 4: Q-. -. 1- . .rs me , s X 'N WV -.rs 1 .vw fag X Q ge X Q 1 1 2 ' S S :fs x 4 B 'X f X ' ' X. Wie L , as .s w i , 9 -f Q.: . , fi fi' -. Q a 'N ' 5 i Q .' . I A , M f - g.f',.', ,' T., . . f 'rf i 1 First Row, left to right: Georgia Hartzo, James Hamilton, Sammy Hamlin, Murlin Haught, Donald Holland, Tella Johnson, Evelyn Jones. Second Row, from top: Marvin Kornele, Loyd Kropf, Jocille Lawson, Dean Legg, Alverta Lehman, Margaret Ludden, Jorge Madamba. Third Row: Bobby Main, Iola Mantz, Betty Lou McBee, Sammy McCracken, Sue Mc- Daniel, Ruth McLain, Fred McMullen. Fourth Row: Sharon McNabb, 'Edna Miller, Phyllis Moore, Leroy Morrison, Janet Nelson, Ralph Obermiller, Aaron Ogden. . Fifth Row: R. L. Ogden, Sue Oliver, Robert Osborne, Raymond Ostrander, Lorene Owens, Jane Patterson, Deryll Perrin. Sixth Row: Darla Powders, Mary Frances Pratt, Lenn Reeves, Don Rhudy, Elsie Rosen- dale, James Rutledge, Phyllis Rutledge. 1 1- -. 4,3 s I i X , I l l 1 sa , -3 sg, -A . f .isa ssstw M - - r 2-S. First Row, left to right: Bobby Schornhorst, Gene Scovel, Eudell Seeman, Max Shafto Ronald Shaw, Ronnie Sheets, Norman Simpson. Second Row, from top: Perry Simmons, Leroy Smith, Gene Stephens, Marcella Stewart Riley Stewart, Dixie Taylor, Ruth Thompson. Third Row: Charlotte Tomlinson, Kenneth Vassar, Marion Williams, Jackie Heatly No. as 4- f W N -xxx ij X X X N ix S - ,, l klwlifff ' - X s. X .z Ia X R L iz E 'X X , ,Q . ,, X XE X 'iff 'Q X if K 3' 3 vt ,Fl , , , b First Row, left to right: Harold Armstrong, Betty Arthur, VirgilAshkren, CarlAyers, Sonya Baker, Paul Belew, John Bell. Second Row, from top: Bonnie Kay Benjamin, Bonnie Bishop, Malcolm Blakely, Deanna Bardin, Roger Bowman, Lola Butcher, Otho Byrd. Third Row: Marci Jo Bynum, Marilyn Campbell, Irwin Carroll, Bruce Clapham, Clar- ence Caldwell, Charles Dale, Merrill DeWolf. Fourth Row: Shirley Dodd, Thelma Downs, Nancy Edwards, Marie Endersby, Carolyn Eoff, Wayne Evanson, Louise Evans. Fifth Row: William Dwight Ferguson, Marilyn Flock, Norma Foster, Charles Gardner, Naomi Gaston, Lewis Glover, Corena Guerin. -Sixth Row: Edith Goodale, George Hammans, Margeva Holcomb, Rajoma Hopper, Charles Hornbeck, Bobbie Howell, JackiesHowe11. K X Ns 1 f S RE y ,Q , i K , 4 ,K 1 X K 5 5 -. x.. 'i - J T R R - X .. wa-. First Row, left to right: Edith Jacobson, Darlene Jeffers, Herbert Jeffries, Ramona Johnson, Ina Knight, Joyce Knight, Billie Lewis. Second Row: Bessie Ludden, Lee Lyon, Vera Mae Main, Mary Malone, Patsy Martin, Richard Mayes, Delia Maynard. Third Row: J. B. McDowell, Bonnie McGrath, Margaret McHard, Colyn McLeran, Kenton McLeran, Clara Morrison, Sandra Nobles. Fourth Row: Bryan Oakes, Janice Odell, Betty Patterson, Floretta Perrin, Tommy Reynolds, Jimmy Rives, Mary Roberts. V Fifth Row: Jommy Robinson, Donald Rosendale, Leland Ross, Helen Ruppel, Peggy Rut- ledge, Donnie Schornhor st, Gloria Schneider. - Sixth Row: Marlene Schneider, Cliford Semmel, Mary Skinner, Kay Spears, Everett Stewart, Jerry Strickland, Carol Taylor. I 3 I First Row, left to right: Nora Taylor, Oma Jean Tilford, Larry Traixb, Marie Turner, Jackie Vail, R. D. Weeks, Judy White. Second Row, from top: Phyllis White, Ruth Ann Willman, Gene Wilson, Andrea White, David Wyatt, Johnnie Ybarra. X-N Q TQ , '- and gliown n Gppfzeciafcon pam e ' I 'fat 'new Uvufotms The High School Band started the year with a campaign for new uniforms and on December 18, they received them. This year, the band attended the band clinic at Phillips University and also the clinic at Alva. Their yearly concert was pre sented March 30. On L April 20, they ventured to Altus for a Band Festival and attended Tri-State at Enid, May 9, 10, 11, 12. , BAND OFFICERS Seated: President ........ ..... S keet Siner Left to Right: Drum Major .... .............. G wen Owen Librarian ...... L .......... Donnie Bowden Sec.-Treas ............. Louise Van Nostrand Band Director .... .............. O ran Highley Vice-President ..... .......... A rchie Taylor Band Director-Oran Highley Student Director ..... ..... W enclell Mercer I 1111 591: gclzaof gan? Members are as follows: Flutes: Beverly Williams, Sonya Fuller, Carol Duer. Oboe: Mallory Boatman. Clarinets: Wendell Mercer, Jimmy Ted Williams, Max Tromblee, Jimmy Withgott, Paul Nelson, Robert Rives, Rosalee Latham, Marilyn Sheets, Dorothy Smith, Zan Nelson, Eloise Edmundson, Wesly Potts, Bobby Pierson, Kay Meyer. Bass Clarinet: Donnie Bowden. V ' Cornets: Philip Phillips, Jerry Farley, Perry Butcher, Orley Spake, David Smith, Jay Shultz, Joe Duggin, Wendell Callihan, Wayne Boatman, Carl Rutledge. Basses: Gordon Morrison, Archie Taylor, Ronnie Owen. Alto Sax: Bobby Irwin, Gordena Mott, Pat Schwigart. Baritone Sax: Skeet Siner. Tenor Sax: William Withgott, Kelsie Wylie, Mary Swift. French Horns: Kenneth Blair, Gordon Campbell, Sandra Nobles, Mike Siner. Trombones: Clyde Glass, Tommy Robinson, Wayne Jones. Baritones: Glen Glitsch, John Dobyns. Drums: Barbara Shaul, Louise Van Nostrand, Myrna Luddington, Nylene Cochran, Signe Stamets, Gwen Owen. Not Pictured: Flagbearers: Louise Newcomb, Marilyn Lansdown, Connie Nelson, Jean Wilker son. ' Drum Maj0I.,,GWen Owen MAJORETTES G: DRUM MAJOR Majorettes, left to right: Donnie Bowden, Beverly Williams, Barbara Shaul. Q Drum Major, upper center: Gwen Owen. ixed Glmofzus Back Row, left to right: Max Tromblee, LaVaughn Owens, J. D. Barnett, Wendell Mercer, Franklin Heath, Allen Hedricks, Donald Lynch, Bob Robinson. Middle Row: Naomi Bishop, Marilyn Scott, Louise Newcomb, Helen Madam- ba, Sadie Cosgraves, Sigue Starnets, Wandalou Duncan, Ruth Ann Burton, Sonjia Fuller, Mrs. Frank Rogers, Sponsor. Front Row: Donnie Bowden, Marilyn Sheets, Jackie Naifeh, Norva Covalt, Patsy Ball, Marilyn Lansdown, Rae Sanders, Leila Day, Veralee Jamison, Fern McLain. Glfzonifa ANNUAL OPERETTA Back Row, left to right: Lavaughn Owens, Louise Newcomb, Nathan Brockle- man, Bob Robinson, Veralee Jamison, Leila Day, Max Tromblee, Ruth Ann Bur- ton, J. D. Barnett, Norva Covalt, Jimmy Andress, Patsy Ball, Marilyn Lansdown, Davey Cousins, Franklin Heath, and Mrs. Alice Rogers, Sponsor. Center Row: Carol Adams, Wandalou Duncan, Helen Henderson, Rae Saun- ders, Naomi Bishop. Front Row: Sonjia Fuller, Joann McCullum, Doris Clark, Bob Rive s, Donnie Bowden, Helen Madamba, Beverly Williams, Jackie Naifeh, Marilyn Sheets, Wendell Mercer, Signe Starnets. Not Pictured: Donald Stoddard. 'zamafics Back Row, left to right: Max Tromblee, William Withgott, Skeet Siner, Philip Phillips, Allen Hedricks, Davey Cousins, Donald Stoddard, Bob Rives, Pat Boatrnan. Second Row: Louise Van Nostrand, Betty Teten, Veta Jo Laird, JoAnn Mc- Collum, Billy Rutledge, Paul Nelson, Jimmy Andress, Nathan Brockleman, Marilyn Sheets, June Dunshee, Wandalou Duncan. First Row: Rae Sanders, Adele Hoffert, Georgia Stricker, Sonjia Fuller, Barbara Worden, Signe Stamets, Burt Gann, Gwen Owen, Billie Jean Alley, Helen Madamba, Phillis Ferguson, Jackie Naifeh, Mary Lou Carter. Officers: Bob Rives, Presidentg Helen Madamba, Vice-President, Betty Teten, Secretaryg Billie JeanAlley, Trea surerg June Dunshee, Parliamentariang Donald Stoddard,-Reporter, Miss Vera Doud, Sponsor. K .feffefzmavfs First Row, left to right: Franklin Heath, Bennie Davis, President, Lavaughn Owens, Gene Mancilla s, Carl Rutledge, John Kroph, Clyde Glass, Fred Partido, Forrest Allen. Second Row: John Eoff, Wayne Jones, Gordon Morrison, Kenneth Blair, Austin Covalt, John Goetzinger, Sec.-Treas.g Skeet Siner, Lon Parks, Gene Queen, Robert Derrick, Bob Chalmers. Back Row: Coach Bash, Marvin Seeman, Dennis McNabb, Bob Fothergill, Bob Rives, Bill Evans, Bill Hunter, Philip Phi1liPS, Jimmy Williams, Coach Key. 7-Le peppefzs Front Row, left to right: Queta Meyer, Vera Lee Jamison, Barbara Shaul, Connie Nelson, Jean Wilkerson, Gwen Owen, Helen Madamba, Billie Jean Alley, Louise Newcomb, Marilyn Lansdown, Sandra Sells, Rae Saunders. Second Row: Joyce Edwards, Betty Teten, Sue Bradford, Pat Laubhan, Pat Leslie, Mary Jo Stewart, Patsy Annis, Pat Boatman, Charlene Gardner, Ethlyn Fisher, June Dunshee, June Adkins, Wanda Lu Duncan, Ruth Brown, Peggy Covalt, Ynona Morrow. Third Row: Joan McCollough, Pat Jefferies, Helen Harrison, Dixie Blair, Doris Elliot, Marilyn Scott, Shirley Brown, Sonya Fuller, Beverly Williams, Marilyn Sheets, Jackie Naifeh, Doris Clark, Donnie Bowden. ' Not Pictured: Peggy Holland, Bert Gann. SPONSORS Mrs. Wilson Riley, Mrs. Frank Rogers, Mrs. Hazel Black. l PEPPER CHEERLEADERS ' Left to Right: Marilyn Sheets, Ynona Morrow, Barbara Shaul, Helen Madarnba, PEPPER OFFICERS Patty Laubhan, Jackie Naifeh. A President, fCenterj .... .... G wen Owen Vice-President,fLeftj ..... He-lenMadamba Sec., Treas., fR.ightj ...... Jean Wilkerson b 0 June Adkins, LaVerne Arrington, Patsy Ball, Jeanie Barnett, Betty Beasley, Stella Bishop, Naomi Bishop, Beverly Bowers, Fern Brace, Edna Buttricks Georgia Buttricks, Opal Carpenter, Norva Covalt, Marvella Caruthers, June Dunshee Adele Hoffert, Dorothy Huyck, Patricia Jefferies, Marilyn Lansdown, Romie Loucks, Helen Madamba, Ina Maddox, Margaret Matthews, Betty Jean Mayes, Nancy McAdoo, Roberta McCaskey, Joan McCollum, Queta Meyer, Bet- ty Murlin, Lorene Patton, Pearline Ray, Margie Rameriz, Joyce Sage, Jo Ann Salz, Marilyn Scott, Ida Mae Shephard, Joyce Sage, Wanda Lou Simpson, Mary Jo Stocking, Wilma Tomlinson, Doris Wells, Shirley Wilson, Bonnie Gaston, Velma Johnston, Joy Vassor, Beverly Williams. CLUB OFFICERS President .... . . . . . ...... . . . . . Marilyn Lansdown Vice-President. . . ....... Norva Covalt Secretary ....... ...... B etty Murlin Treasurer ..... .... Q ueta Meyer Historian ......... . . . Shirley Wilson Parliamentarian . . . .... Pat Jefferies Reporter ........ ...... B etty Beasley Song Leader. . . . . Beverly Williams Pianist .... . . . ..... Marilyn Scott t U 1.1.a.o5gfcm J. D. Barnett, Secretary, Dwight Van Dorn, Vice-President, Bob Robinson, Presidentg Marvin Wells-, TreasurergDonald Merrill, Reporter, Everett Hunter, Sentinel. LUELLA YQIJSCE F.F.A. Queen BILLY RUTLEDGE lst Individual in Dairy Judging-Goodwell Ns. Bob Robinson, Everett Hunter, Dwight Van Dorn. lst Livestock team at Goodwell. 7th at Oklahoma State Fair. LE R OY TUNE lst in Meat Judging Goodwell 7.1.0. During the School year 1950-'51 there have been 45 boys enrolled in Vocational Agriculture and the Future Farmers ofAmerica. Officersfor this year have been: Bob Robinson, President, Dwight Van Dorn, Vice-President, Marvin Wells, Treasurer, Don Merrill,ReportergJ. D. Bar- nett, Secretary, and Everett Hunter, Sentinel. Group activities participated in this year were varied from farming 160 acres of wheat ground to mixing feed co-operatively. The boysraised 1,000 bushels of wheat this year on the F.F.A. farm and successfully cleaned, sacked, and sold the wheat for seed purposes to farmers in the community. Enough profit was made from farm- ing to purchase a new 12 foot one-way to be used in their farming operations. Plans are in order this year to farm all of the Air Base with the idea in mind of using scientific farming methods in all operations. One of the highest honors during the school year came in February when Marvin Wells showed the Champion Crossbred lamb in the SanAntonio Fat Stock Show that sold for 310.50 per lb. The lamb brought well over Sl,100.00. This year the F.F.A. boys fattened out 47 head of barrows, 12 calves, and 15 lambs for Fat Stock Shows. We showed the first place group of Calves and the second place group of lambs at- the Woodward Fat Stock Show. John Riley, and Bob Endersby showed first place barrows at Woodward. In the Oklahoma City Fat Stock Show, Marvin Wells showed the second place Shropshire Lamb and the third place light Hereford steer. Our school group of calves was fifth among 14 county and school groups. Our live stock team placed seventh at the Oklahoma State Fair in September. At the Good- well judging contests we had the first place livestock team composed of Everett Hunter, Dwight Van Dorn, and Bob Robinson- -Everett Hunter was high individual in the contest. Billy Rutledge was high man in Dairy judging, and LeRoy Tune won first in Meats judging and a medal for being the best all around judge at the Goodwell show. In the livestock contest held in Woodward in March, Bob Robinson won a medal for being the be st all around cattle judge and Everett Hunter for being the best sheep judge. ' This year we have two boys who have made application for State Farmer. This honor is the highest for an F.F.A. boy in the State. Our two candidateswere J. D. Barnett and Bob Robinson. Both boys own over 33,000.00 worth of livestock individually and have made labor incomes from their supervised farming programs exceeding S2,000.00. They have both been outstanding leaders in F.F.A. and rank high scholastically among their other subjects in school. J. D. is now serving as President of F.F.A. in the N.W. Dist. Both boys plan to continue their farming operations after finishing High School. This year our Chapter has presented 3 radio broadcasts and 4 Civic Club programs since school started. We have held a greenhand initiation and achievement program for 17 freshmen boys. Co-operated in beautifying the school grounds and raised approximately 51,000.00 as a group to carry on our work in the Chapter. We feel we have had a very satisfactory year and hope to accomplish more next year for our Chapter and School. www . k 3-Q : . 5 'KL . i . -WQQNXK - 1: , E ... .. 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Top Row: Gene Queen, Tommy Belden, Robert Derrick, Wilbur Derrick, John Riley, Wesley Duer, Archie Taylor, Orley Spake. 4 l Woodward 17 Mooreland 40 Freedom 41 Shattuck 4' 34 Sharon 'F 42 Selman 'F 33 Butler 27 Sharon 'H' 42 Fargo 'H' 54 Gate 'H' 42 Ros ston 'W 33 Tyrone H 30 Buffalo H 35 Vici 47 Jet 40 Laverne 32 Waynoka 38 Cherokee 52 Mutual 47 Shattuck OS, 48 Mooreland 42 Buffalo 32 Fairview 51 Mutual 33 Alva 68 Carmen :eww 32 Guthrie was 27 Enid Total pts.1,019 'lf Arnett Tournament ,HI Buffalo Tournament Mot Regional Tournament 33 23 33 30 18 32 32 25 27 38 24 26 46 . 36 36 24 43 26 49 45 40 33 36 50 50 28 67 940 Qiils' gczslzeffmll gquab Back Row, left to right: Doris Wells, Mary Covalt, Rosalee Latham,Barbara Wor- den, Betty Sue Teten, Sandra Sells, Veta Jo Laird, Bernita Anthem. Front Row: Delores Stricker, Pat Jef- fries, Helen Harrison,Ynona Morrow,Pearl- ine Ray, Francis Lockman. 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