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Yearbook Name

The Treasure Chest 1957

Location

Oklahoma City (Oklahoma County, OK)

Additional Information

Staff

Co-Editors...............................

Johnny Webster

Martha Wallis

Art Editor ..................................

Anne Williams

Layout Editor.......................................... Janelie Williams

Copy Editor..............................Sandy Baldwin

Copy Staff.................................Gwen Morris

Joan Markwell

Photographers...............................Larry Huff

Virginia Baldwin

Virginia Doughty

Sponsor.............................Mrs. Lois Thompson

Putnam City High School

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

V' are citizens of a city, chough you won’, find it on any map or globe. To us it is very real, bur most peo-

ple simply call it Putnam City High School. Some live here longer than others, but: rn r ree years we all

Lee Yet a small part of each student remains; backstage ar the All-School Play, on the football Held when

we made the winning touchdown, or by the locker with our carved names.

In our city, we have a government, the teachers and the Student Conned; and a populate, he classes wrth

.heir many personalities. Still the real city is rhe individual student. Without h.m there would be no erty, no

A big part of a city is its social life. Ours keep us busy with clubs, sports, plays, and numerous assem-

blies. The main business is, of course, study. The 8:30 to 3:30 time clock includes quite a lot of overtime.

Like any city, we have our dreams, our hopes, our plans for the future. Some of us desire a college educa-

tion, others want to conquer the business world. Most of us will just be average people, with a family and

a home. __ .

The seniors have a special feeling about the city. For years it has been their life, a second home. Now

they must leave it. With them go many memories.......the last Spring Formal, the Senior Assembly, and

finally graduation. As they walk under the rose-covered arches, the city fades from view. But wherever we

go and whatever we do, our city, Putnam City, will never disappear. It is timeless.

In token of the appreciation for Mr. Ralph Downs’s sincere interest in our school and its students, we dedi-

cate the 1957 Treasure Chest.

Mr. Downs was graduated from Bethany Peniel College with a Bachelor of Science degree. He has been a

member of the Putnam City teaching staff for the past seven years.

In Mr. Downs’s schedule he teaches journalism and bookkeeping. He is sponsor of the Pirate Log, our

school paper, which has improved greatly under his direction. The new Pirate Log offers subscriptions and

advertising to merchants and many new features which have appealed to the student body.

In 1955 Mr. Downs accepted the position of school counselor. He willingly devotes three hours each day

aiding our students in the proper choice of colleges and professions and in any problems they might have

concerning education. By giving interest, personality, and aptitude tests, he has greatly benefited all the

high school students.

As we dedicate the 1957 Treasure Chest, we hope Mr. Downs will become aware of the fact that we, as

students of Putnam City, hold him in highest esteem.

—3—

Putnam City ... Our City

it Wouldn’t Be Putnam Without...

Our Administration 5

Our Population 11

Our Athletics 55

Our Social Life 65

Our Celebrities 07

. Our Administration

MR. D. D. KIRKLAND

Superintendent

1957 marks the thirty-eighth year of

school experience for our superintendent,

Mr. Kirkland. Seven of these years

have been administered at Putnam City.

During his administration, we have seen

our school become one of the ten largest

in the state. He has had the responsi-

bility of nearly forty-five hundred stu-

dents. During his seven years, we have

seen the transformation of the old

Arnett Building into a modern school

building, the construction of a large

Junior High, and buildings for the grade

school. Due to the efforts of Mr. Kirk-

land and others, a bond was passed by

the parents of our school district for a

one-million dollar high School. The

preliminary work has been started and

will be completed by September of 1958.

The duties of the secretary to Mr.

Kirkland are familiar to Mrs.Marjorie

Hubbard who has held this position

for seven ybars. Although Mrs. Lee

Mason was secretary to Mr. Mayfield,

our principal, last year, she is now

assisting Mrs. Hubbard in the super-

intendent’s office. The responsi-

bilities of these ladies are limitless.

SECRETARIES, Left to Right: Mrs. Lee Mason and Mrs. Marjorie Hubbard

Mr. Mayfield’s secretary, Mrs. Jo Ann Troyer, is new

in the principal’s office this year but she is well-acoua-

inted with the high school and its students.

Mrs. Troyer is a 1956 graduate of Putnam City. She

graduated rn the upper five per cent of her class. Be-

cause she was well-liked by her fellow students, she

received the Senior Citizenship Award. She was award-

ed a scholarship to z\ A' M but instead, accepted the

position as secretary to the principal.

Dear Class of 1957:

Congratulations on your graduation. Here

is hoping that the training and associations

that you have had at Putnam City High

School may be ever helpful to you in your

further pursuits.

I p to now much of your reading and learn-

ing have been reouired to fulfill classroom

assignments. From now on the choice of

material you read will oe n ote your own.

There is much great literature in the world

today and of course there is much trash.

May 1 take the opportunity to encourage

you to seek out the best for your reading.

I would especially recommend two sections

for your thought and study. One is The

Constitution of our I nited States. This is

probably the greatest instrument of its

kind in the world today. It has been the

blue print by which this country has reach-

ed its great position. However, it is great

because it has feeling and consideration

for the individual.

The Holy Bible is the other selection that

I would recommend for your constant

thought and consideration. While the

Constitution contains plans for building a

great country the Bible contains plans for

building a great life. I recommend them

both to you.

Sincerely.

Leo C. Mayfield

Principal

MRS. EARLENE BECK

Latin I, Latin II, Spanish

I, Latin Club Sponsor,

Junior Class Sponsor.

MR. CARTER BURNEY

American History, Driv-

er’s Training, Track

Coach.

MISS ELIZABETH

CARLSON

English III, Student

Council Sponsor.

MR. CHARLES COCKRILL

American History, Boys’

P.E., World History,

AssistantFootball Coach

Baseball Coach.

MISS PEARLE COFFEY

Psychology, Sociology,

World History, Pep Club

Sponsor.

MRS. PAT KNOBLOCK

English III, English II.

Sophomore Class Spon-

sor.

MR. JOSEPH LEON

Spanish I, Spanish II,

Spanish Club Sponsor.

MRS. DOROTHY MANN

Home Economics I, Home

Economics II, English

II, F.H.A. Sponsor.

MRS. MYRTLE MULLINAX

Biology, Chemistry, Phy-

sics, Honor Society

Sponsor, Science Club

Sponsor.

MRS. KATHRYN MURPHY

Geometry, Algebra I.

Junior Class Sponsor.

MRS. MARGUERITE SMITH

Typing I, Typing II, F.T.

A. Sponsor.

MR. T. J. SNYDER

Shop I, Shop II, Mechan-

ical Drawing I, Mechan-

ical Drawing II, Wrest-

ling Coach.

MRS. LOIS THOMPSON

Art I, Art II, Art Club

Sponsor, Treasure Chest

Sponsor.

MR. TOM VANDAMEER

Geometry, Basketball

Coach, Assistant Foot-

ball Coach.

MR. JAMES D.WALKER

Band.

MRS. PATSY CORRIGAN

Mixed Chorus, Boy’s

Chorus, Girl’s Chorus,

Music Theory.

MR. GLEN CROUCH

Algebra I, Algebra II,

Trigonometry, Business

Math, Refresher Math,

Concessions Sponsor.

MR. RALPH DOWNS

Bookkeeping, Journal ism,

Counselor, Pirate Log

Sponsor.

MR. JOE GARRISON

American History, Foot-

ball Coach, Assistant

Basketball Coach.

MRS. HELEN HOLMES

English II, English IV,

Junior Class Sponsor.

MISS IVINE PARIS

Girl’s P. E., Girl’s

Sports Coach, Sopho-

more Class Sponsor.

MR. JACK PEARSON

Auto Mechanics.

MRS. RUTH PERRINE

English II, Senior Class

Sponsor.

MRS. CL AR EICE

PRENTICE

Shorthand I, Shorthand 11,

Typing II, Commercial

Club Sponsor, Sophomore

Class Sponsor.

MR. VERSEL RICE

Agriculture I, Agricul-

ture II, Four-H Club

Sponsor.

MRS. JUANITA WOOD

Speech, Drama, Drama

Coach.

MRS. ALICE ZWEIACHER

Librarian, Library Club

Sponsor, Senior Class

Sponsor

"The pause that refreshes!”

The School Board of Our City

Left to Right: Seated: Vice President, E. G. Stambaugh, President, A. A. Lynn. Standing: E. W. Patzack, V. Lawson, Dr. R. L. Renegar

The Board of Education of our city is a group of public

spirited citizens who co-operate with the superintendent in

solving the many problems that arise in connection with a

school the size of ours.

The future expansion and growth of the Putnam City Schools

is being provided for by an extensive building program.

We would like to express our gratitude to these gentlemen

who give so much of their time and efforts to bettering our

community.

Kay Crandall -has attended Putnam City High School for

three years. She has retained excellent grades. She has

participated in all our chorus functions. Upon graduation

she plans to attend the University of Oklahoma and to major

in some phase of secretarial work. Concentrated effort and

strength of character are typical of Kay.

Sadie Heise has been a student at Putnam City High School

for eight years. During those years she has made superior

grades and excelled in music. She plans to attend the Uni-

versity of Oklahoma and to major in business administration.

Hard work and outstanding ability will be certain to reward

her greatly.

—12—

is Shared Among Four Seniors

Charlene Hulsey has been a student at Putnam City High

School since the eighth grade. Her grades have been extreme-

ly good throughout high school. She has received many a-

wards for vast scholastic ability. In preparation for her

career as a dental hygienist, she plans to attend the Univer-

sity of Kansas City in Missouri. Charlene’s brilliant schol-

astic work teamed with her witty personality will prove to be

her greatest assets in the future.

Roger Tucker has attended Putnam City since the eighth

grade. He has shown his outstanding athletic ability be-

sides making excellent grades. His pleasing personality

and friendliness have made him a favorite of the entire stu-

dent body. In September Roger will enter Oklahoma A & M

College where he will prepare for an engineering degree.

Having one of the most important scholastic keys to educa-

tion, he will attain the ultimate goal of success.

—13—

Who’s Who

Senior

Girl Popularity, Saundra U'ayt, Boy Popularity,

Jerry Frederick.

Left to Right. Reporter, Larry Huff; Vice President, Johnny

Webster, President, Roger Tucker; Secretary and Treasurer,

K. C. Doughty.

Class

Senior Class Sponsor, Mrs. Zweiacher, and

Mrs. Perrine.

Girl Citizenship, Donna McCann, Boy Citizenship,

Erwin Hopp.

— 14—

JO ACKORS

Honor Society, '56; Office

Staff, '57; Spanish Club,

'55 ’56, '57; Girls Sports,

'55, '56, '57.

DONALD ADAY

Twelve Year Club, '57; All-

School Play,'57 Staff; Junior

Play, '56, '57 Staff; Senior

Play, '56 Staff.

EARLYNE ALBRIGHT

Honor Society, '56, '57; F.H.

A., *55, '56, '57, Historian

'57; F.T.A., '56, '57, Trea-

surer '57; Mixed Chorus, '56;

Commercial Club, *57, Presi-

dent '57; Speech Award, '55-

JUDY ATLEE

Student Council, '57;Science

Club, '57; F.N.A., '57; Pep

Club, '56; Latin Club, '57;

Mixed Chorus, '57; Girls

Chorus, '56; Girls Quartet,

'57.

CAROL BAKER

Twelve Year Club, '57; Jour-

nalism Staff, '57; F.H.A.,

'55, '56, '57; Pep Club, '55,

'56, '57; All - School Play,

'57, Staff; Junior Play, '56,

Staff.

CHRIS BAKER

Football, '55; Track, '56,

'57.

SANDY BALDWIN

Honor Society, '56, '57; Stu-

dent Council, '56, '57; Inter-

City Student Council, '56;

Teenage Safety Conference,

'56; Parliamentariun, '56;

Annual Staff, '56, '57, Copy

Editor, '57; F.H.A., '55, '56,

'57; Pep Club, '55, '56, '57,

Vice President, '57; Latin

Club, '56, Reporter '56; All-

School Play, '56, '57, Cast

Junior Play, '56, Cast; Girl’s

State, '56; Student Council

Award, '56; Annual Queen

Attendant, '57.

KATHLEEN BINGHAM

Twelve Year Club, '57; Pep

Club, '55; Girls Sports, '55,

'56.

DON BONHAM

Latin Club, *57; Debate, *55;

Mixed Chorus, '55, '56; Boys

Chorus, '55, '56; Wrestling,

'56.

DARLA BOUNDS

Student Council, *56, '57,

Secretary, '57; Pep Club, '55,

'56, '57; Girls Sports, '56,

'57; Basketball Queen, '57.

TOM BRODERICK

Football, '55, '56; Track,

'55; Wrestling, '55; (at Daw-

nes Grove High School in

Illinois)

PEGGY BRYAN

Student Council, '57; Twelve

Year Club, '57; Journalism

Staff, '57, Reporter '57-

F.H.A., '55, '56, '57; Pep

Club, '55, '56, '57; Spanish

Club, *55, '56, '57; Girls

Sports, '56, '57; Football

Queen, '57; Ideal Date, '57;

Spanish Queen, '57.

CAROL BURTON

F.H.A., '56, '57; Mixed

Chorus, '55, '56; Girls

Sports, '56; (at South Moun-

tain High School in Phoenix,

Arizona)

DORIS BUSCHHORN

F.H.A., '55, '56, '57, Parlia-

mentarian, '57; Spanish Club

'56, '57.

KAROLYN BUSH

FRANCES BUSSERT

Science Club, '56, '57; 4-H

Club, '55, '56, *57; Latin

Club, '56,'57; Mixed Chorus,

'55, '56, '57; Girls Sports,

'55-

ROBERTA CAFFREY

Honor Society,'56,'57; Office

Staff, '57; F.H.A. '55; Pep

Club, '55, '56, '57; Spanish

Club, '56; Mixed Chorus,

'56; Commercial Club, '57.

HELEN CARUTHERS

Honor Society, '56, '57; Stu-

dent Council, '55; Teenage

Safety Conference, '56; Tal-

ent Assembly, *55, '56;

Office Staff, '55; 4-H Club,

'55, '56, '57; Key Club, '57;

Pep Club, '55, '56, '57; Latin

Club, '55, '56, Songleader,

'56, '57; Mixed Chorus, '55»

' 56, '57; Mixed Quartet, '57;

All-State Chorus, '57.

PENNY CHERRY

F.H.A., '55, '56; Pep Club,

'55, '56; Spanish Club, '56,

'57; All-School Play, *56,

Staff; Junior Play, '55» Cast

F.T.A., *57.

SALLY CHESNUTT

Student Council, '56, '57;

Inter- City Student Council,

'56, '57; Office Staff, '57;

Pep Club, *56, '57; Latin

Club, '56, Parlimentarian,

'57; All-School Play, '57;

Student Director; Commercial

Club, '57; Secretary '57;

Basketball Queen, '56.

PAUL CHRISTIAN

Football, '55, '56; (at Tulsa

Central and Capitol Hill High

Schools in Oklahoma)

SANDRA CLANAHAN

F.H.A., '56; Twelve Year

Club, '57; Pep Club, '56;

Mixed Chorus, '56; Girls

Chorus, '56; Girls Quartet,

'56; Ensemble, '56.

DANNY CLARK

Student Council, '57; Band,

'55, ’56.

MARY ANN CLARK

Office Staff, '57; F.T.A. *55,

'56, '57; Pep Club, '55, '56,

'57; Spanish Club, *55, '56,

'57; Class Popularity, '56.

JAN COKER

Pep Club, *55, "56; Latin

Club, '57; Spanish Club, '55,

'56, '57; Mixed Chorus, '56;

Girls Chorus, '56; F.T.A.,'56

KARL CORDER

Science Club, '55, '56, '57;

Latin Club, '57; Mixed Chor-

us, '56; Boys Chorus, '56;

Lettermen Club, '57; Foot-

ball, '55, '56, '57; Audio-

visual, '55-

RAY COX

Talent Assembly, '56, '57;

F.T.A., *57; Mixed Chorus,

'56, *57; Bovs Chorus, *56,

'57; Football, '55, '56;

Wrestling, '55-

KAY CRANDALL

Honor Society, '56, '57; Stu-

dent Council, '57; Talent

Assembly, '55; F.H.A., *55;

Mixed Chorus, '55, '56;

Girls Chorus, '55, '56, '57;

Ensemble, '55, '56; Commer-

cial Club, '57, Vice Presi-

dent, '57; Class Scholarship,

'55. *. _ ‘ /■

'56; Home Economics Award

*55; English III Award *56;

Valedictorian.

'56; Algebra II Award

REESE DAUGHERTY

F.T.A., '55, '56, '57; Span-

ish Club, '55, '56;

STEVE DAWSON

Honor Society, '57, Pledge;

Twelve Year Club, '57; Span-

ish Club, '56.

GANO DICK

Science Club,'55,'56; Latin

'56, '57; Band, '55, '56.

BARBARA DEATHERAGE

Office Staff, '55; Pep Club,

'55; Latin Club, '56; Mixed

Chorus, '56; Girls Chorus,

K. C. DOUGHTY

Student Council, '56, '57;

Inter-City Student Council,

'56, '57; Twelve Year Club,

'57; F.H.A., '55; F.N.A. *57;

Pep Club, '55, '56, ^Cheer-

leader '56, '57; Latin Club,

'56, '57 Treasurer '57; Span-

ish Club, '55; Ideal Date

Candidate, '57; Class Secre-

tary, '57; Class Popularity,

'55; Miss Pirateer, '57.

VIRGINIA DOUGHTY

Twelve Year Club, '57; Ann-

ual Staff, '56, '57; Art Staff,

'56; 4-H Club, '55, '56, '57;

Pep Club, '55, '56, '57; Lib-

rary Staff, '55; Art Club, '55;

PAT DUGGER

Honor Society, '57, Pledge;

Journalism Staff '57; Editor-

in-Chief, '57; F.H.A., '55,

'56, '57; Pep Club, '55, '56,

'57; Pledge Mistress '57;

Spanish Club, '55, '56, '57;

All-School Play, '57, Cast

Junior Play, '57, Cast,

Commercial Club, '57; Girls

Sports, '57; Press Queen

Attendant, '57.

FRANK EVANS

Twelve Year Club, '57; All-

School Play, '57, Staff.

VIRGINIA DOYLE

F.H.A., '55; F.N.A., '57; Pep

Club, '56; Spanish Club, '55;

Commercial Club, '57; (at

Midwest City High School,

Oklahoma City)

BETTY ENGLISH

F.H.A., '56, '57; Spanish

Club, '56, '57.

WAYNE FERGUSON

— 18—

JOHN FORBES

SUSAN FRANCIS

Honor Society, '56, '57, Trea-

surer, '57; Twelve Year Club

'57; F.N.A., '56, '57; Latin

Club, '56, '57; Mixed Chorus,

'55, '56, '57; Girl's Chorus,

'55, '56, '57; Girl’s Sextet,

'57.

JERRY FREDERICK

Student Council, '56, '57;

Inter-City Student Council,

'56, '57; Lettermen Club, '55

'56, '57; Football, '55, '56,

'57; Basketball, '55, '56;

Track, *55, '56; Class Presi-

dent, '56; Class Popularity,

'55, '57; Mr. Pirateer Atten-

dant, '57.

PAULA FOSTER

Journalism Staff '57;

Club, '55, '56, '57.

DELORES FRANTZ

Twelve Year Club, '57.

ALLEN GABLE

Mixed Chorus, '56;

Chorus, '56-

WARREN GILLILAN

Student Council, '57, Student

Chaplin, '57; Mixed Chorus,

'56, '57; Boys Chorus, '56

'57; Boys Quartet, '57; Let-

termen Club, '55, '56, '57;

Track, '55, '56. '57; Cross

Country, '55, '56, '57.

KEITH GILPATRICK

4-H Club, '56; Mixed Chorus,

'56; (at Capitol Hill High

School, Okla. City)

JAMES GLASS

All-School Play '55, '56, '57,

Staff; Junior Play, '56, '57,

Staff; Senior Play, *56, Staff.

THOMAS GRAY

Student Council, '55; All-

School Play, '56, Cast; Mixed

Chorus, '55, '56; Basketball,

'55; Track, '55; Class Presi-

dent, '55 (at Classen High

School, Oklahoma City)

—19—

BOB GREENWOOD

KEITH GUILLIAMS

Football, '55, '56

RUTHIE HAMM

F.H.A., '55, '56; Pep Club,

'55, '56; Spanish Club, '55,

'56, '57.

FRANK HEARD

Honor Society, *56, *57,

President, '57; Latin Club,

'56.

MARGARET HENDERSON

Honor Society '57, Pledge;

F.H.A., '55, '56, '57, Song-

leader *57; Library Club,

'56; Latin Club, '56, '57;

Mixed Chorus, '56; Girls

Chorus, *56.

JANET GRESHAM

Pep Club, '55, ’56 (at Clas-

sen and Northwest Classen

High Schools, Okla. City)

TOMMY HAGEN

All-School Play, '56 '57,

Staff; Junior Play, '5J, ’57*

Staff; Senior Play, '56 Staff

PAULINE HAMMER

Honor Society, '57; Science

Club, '57; F.N.A., '56, '57,

Reporter, '56, '57; Lajin

Club, *56, '57; Mixed Chorus,

'56; English II Award, *56.

SADIE HEISE

Honor Society, '56, '57, Vice-

President, '57; Latin Club,

'56, '57; Mixed Chorus, '55,

'56, '57; Girls Chorus, '55,

'56, '57, Vice-President '57;

Mixed Quartet, '56; Girls

Quartet, '57; Girls Octet,

'55; Commercial Club, '57;

Class Scholarship, '55. '56;

Biology Award '55; Valedic-

torian, '57.

JAMES HENTHORN

Honor Society, *57, Pledge

MARTHA HIXSON

Honor Society, '57; Journa-

lism Staff, '57, Feature Ed-

itor, ’57; F.H.A., '55, '56;

F.T.A-> '55, '56, Parliamen-

tarium; Pep Club, '55, '56,

'57; Spanish Club, "56, '57,

Secretary '56; All-School

Play, '57, Staff; Junior Play,

'56, Staff; Mixed Chorus,

'56; Girls Chorus, '57.

ELAINE HORN

Honor Society, '57, Pledge;

Office Staff, '55; F.H.A.,

'55, '56, '57; Pep Club, '55,

'56; Library Club, '57, Vice-

President, '57; Junior Play,

'56; Mixed Chorus, '57; Girls

Chorus, '55, '56, '57, Pres-

ident '55, '56, Secretary ,

'56; Girls Quartet, '55, '56;

Girls Trio, '56, '57; Band,

'55, '56; Girls Sports, '55;

Football Queen Attendant,

'55; Class Secretary, *56;

Class Reporter, '55; F.T.A.,

'56, *57, Secretary, '56 ('55

and '56 at Wakita High Sch-

ool, Oklahoma)

LARRY HUFF

Annual Staff, '57, Photogra-

pher, '57; Journalism Staff,

'57, Photographer, '57; Foot-

ball '55, '56; Class Reporter

'57.

CHARLENE HULSEY

Honor Society, '56, '57, Sec-

retary, '57; Student Council,

'55, '56, '57; Office Staff,

'57; F.N.A., '56, *57, Presi-

dent, '56, '57; Pep Club,

'57; Class Scholarship, '55,

'56; English II Award, '55;

Geometry Award, '55; Span-

ish I, '55; Algebra II, '56;

Biology, '56; Valedictorian,

'57.

ERWIN HOPP

Wrestling '57; Class Citizen-

ship '57.

GWEN HUCKABAY

F.H.A. '55, '56, '57; Pep

Club '55, '56, '57; All-School

Play '57, Cast Junior Play

'56, Cast; Girls Chorus '56;

Art Club '56; Football Queen

Attendant '56-

JIM HUGGINS

Student Council '57, Vice-

President, '57; Talent Assem-

bly '56; Latin Club '56; All-

School Play '55, '56, Cast;

Junior Play, '56, Cast;

Mixed Chorus, '55, '56, '57;

Boys Chorus, '55, '56, '57;

Lettermen Club, '57; Football

'55, *56, '57; Track, ’55, '56,

'57; F.H.A. Sweetheart

Attendant, '57; Pep Club

Bucaneer Attendant, '57;

Cross Country, '57; Class

Popularity, '56; Ideal Date,

'57.

LARRE JO HUSTON

Honor Society, '56, '57;

Twelve Year, '57; Science

Club, '56; F.N.A., '56, '57,

Vice-President, '57; Latin

Club, '56, '57; Mixed Chorus,

'55, '56, '57; Girls Chorus,

'55, '56, '57;

CAROL ISRAEL

LONNIE HUTCHINS

—21—

CAROL JACKSON

Honor Society, '57; Twelve

Year Club, '57; Commercial

Club, '57, Reporter, '57;

Shorthand Award, '56.

BETTY COLEY JEFFERIES

F.H.A., '56; F.T.A. '57;

Spanish Club, '55; Commer-

cial Club, '57.

SUSANNE OLDHAM JOLIFF

Office Staff, '57; Journalism,

'57; Pep Club, '55; Spanish

Club, '55; Art Club, '55, '57.

DONALD JAMES

Journalism, '57

RYAN JERNIGAN

Basketball, '55, '56

JANET JONES

4-H Club, '55, '56, '57; Trea-

surer, '56, 'Game Leader,

'57; 4-H County Council,

'57 Treasurer '57; F.H.A.,

'55, '56, '57; Pep Club, '55,

‘56, '57; Mixed Chorus, '56;

Band, '55, '56, '57.

COLLETTE KEYSER

Honor Society, '57; Student

Council, *56; Twelve Year

Club, *57; Science Club, '57,

Vice President, '57; F.H.A.

'56, '57; Reporter, '57;

F.N.A., ’56, '57; Latin Club,

'56, '.57; Home Economics

Award, '56»

KENTON KIDD

Honor Society, '57, Pledge;

Student Council, '56, '57;

Inter City Student Council,

'56, '57; Library Club, '57;

Spanish Club, '56, '57, Pres-

ident, '56; F.T.A., '56, '57,

President, '57; Junior Play

'56, Staff; Mixed Chorus,

'55, '56, '57; Boys Chorus,

'55, '56, '57, President, '57;

Mixed Quartet, '57; Band,

'55, '56, *57; Vice President.

'57: Class President, '55;

Citizenship, '56; All State

Chorus, '57.

ALEEN KING

Office Staff, '57; Science

Club, '57; F.H.A., '55, '56,

•57; F.N.A., '56, '57: F.T.A.

'55, '56, '57; Pep Club, '55,

'56; Library Club, '55; Latin

Club, '57; Spanish Club,

'55, '56, '57; Junior Play,

'56, Staff; Mixed Chorus,

'55, '56; Girls Chorus, '55.

BOB KIRSCHSTEIN

—22—

BILL SAM KNIGHT

Band, ’55, '56, '57

TIMMY LEATHERS

KAY LE SUEUR

Journalism Staff, '57, Adver-

tising Manager, '57; F.H.A.,

•55; Pep Club, '55, '56;

Junior Play, '56, Staff.

HARRY LEWIS

Spanish Club, ’55; Debate,*55

MARY LEWIS

SHARON LEWIS

Journalism Staff, *57, Repor-

ter; Girls Chorus, '56; Com-

mercial Club, '57.

BILLY LINDSAY

MARY LINDSAY

Twelve Year Club, '57;

F.H.A., '57; Spanish Club,

'56, '57; Mixed Chorus, *55,

*56; Girls Chorus. *55. '56;

Ensemble, *55; Girls Octet,

*55-

PAT LITTLETON

Pep Club, '56, '57

CHARLES LONG

Junior Play, *56; Debate, *56;

Mixed Chorus, *55, '56; Base-

ball, *55, '56; Basketball,

'55, '56; Class President,

*55; Boys State, *56; (at

Dover High School, Okla.)

MYRNA LONG

Journalism Staff, '57, Repor-

ter, '57; Girls Sports, '55,

'56, '57; Press Queen Atten-

dant, *57.

DONNA McCANN

Student Council, '57; Twelve

Year Club, '57; Pep Club,

'55, '56, '57; Cheerleader,

'56, '57; Girls Sports, '56,

'57; Class Citizenship, '57;

Basketball Queen Attendant,

'57; Miss Pirateer Attendant,

'57.

PAT McALPIN .

Twelve Year Club, '57; p

A., 57; Spanish Club. ’n*

’56, '57; Girls Sports, '57, ’

betty McDaniel

F.N.A., '56; Debate, '55.

jerry McDonald

Lettermen, '56; Wrestling '56

JOAN MARKWELL

Science Club, *57; Annual

Staff, '57, Copy Writer, '57;

4-H Club, '55, '56t '57;

Game leader, '55, Parliamen-

tarian, '56; Reporter, '57,

4-H Key Club, '56, '57;

4-H County Council, '56, '57;

Game leader, '56; F.H.A.,

'57; F.T.A., '57; Latin Club,

Mixed Chorus, '56, *57; Girls

Chorus, '56.

MARI MASSAKAS

Honor Society, '55; Girls

Sports, '55; Girls Chorus,

'55; Honor Society, '57; Stu-

dent Council, '57; Spanish

Club, '56, '57 ('55 in Argen-

tina)

JOE McGOWEN

MARY MARX

Student Council, '55; Pep

Club, '55, '56; Spanish Club,

Girls Sports, '56; Class Sec-

retary. '56; (at Burkeley High

School St. Louis, Missouri.)

MARY ELLEN MAUPIN

Honor Society, '56, '57;

F.H.A., '55, '56, '57; F.N.A.

'56, '57; Commercial Club,

'57.

WALTER MEANS

Twelve Year Club, '57; Span-

ish Club, *57; Track, *55,

'56, *57; Wrestling, *55, *56,

*57.

JOHN MILLER

Student Council, *57; Letter-

men, '55, '56, *57; Football,

'55, *56, '57; Wrestling, '55,

'56, '57; All Conference

Football, '56; All District

Football, '56; Honorable

Mention, All-City Football,

'56; Ideal Date Candidate,

'57.

LaVlTA MILLER DANNY MOORE

4-H Club, '57; Spanish Club,

GWEN MORRIS

Honor Society, '56, '57;

Twelve Year Club, '57;

Annual Staff, *57, Copy

Writer, '57; F.H.A., *55, '56,

'57, Parliamentarian, *56;

Pep Club, *55, '56, '5/,

Cheerleader, *56, '57; Latin

Club, *56, *57, Secretary,

*57; Spanish Club, '55, '56;

All-School Play, *57; Cast;

Junior Play, '57, Cast;

Basketball Queen Attendant,

*57; Ideal Date Candidate,

'57; Annual Queen, *57.

CLIFFORD MOSER

Debate, *55; Mixed Chorus

'56.

CAROL ANN MULDER

Honor Society, *55, *56; Pep

Club, *55, '56, '57; Latin

Club, '55, '56, Vice-Pres-

ident, *57.

LEE ANN MULLENS

Pep Club, *55, '56, *57; Art

Club, *55, *56, Secretary,

*55, '56; Girls Sports, *56,

*57.

ANNA LYNN MULLIKIN

Science Club, '57; F.N.A.,

'56, '57; Latin Club, '56,

*57; Mixed Chorus, *55, '56;

Girls Chorus, *57.

CAROLE MUNDAY

Office Staff, *57; F.H.A.,

'55, '56, *57, Songleader,

'56, Treasurer, '57; F.T.A.,

'56; Pep Club, *55; Library

Club, *55; All School Play,

'56, Cast; Junior Play, '56,

Staff; Mixed Chorus, *56;

Girls Chorus, *56-

—25—

ELMA JEAN MURRAY

F.N.A., '55; Pep Club, '55;

Library Staff, '55; F.H.A.,

'56; Mixed Chorus, '56;

F.T.A., '56; (’55 at North-

east High School, Oklahoma

City)

JOAN MYRICK

Honor Society, '57, Pledge;

Student Council, '57; Trea-

surer, '57; F.H.A., '56; F.T.

A., '56, '57; Secretary, '57-

Pep Club, '55; Library Club’

'56; Spanish Club, '56, '57

Reporter, '56; Junior Play

'56, Cast; Class Secretary,

'56; Ideal Date Candidate

'57.

GENE NEELY

NONA NICHOLS

Honor Society, '56; Pep Club,

'55, '56, '57; Spanish Club,

'56, '57; Mixed Chorus, '56;

Commercial Club, '55 '56

'57.

PAUL O’CONNOR

Talent Assembly, '55, '56,

'57; Mixed Chorus, '55; Boys

Chorus, '55-

ARCHIE ORCUTT

NITA PARKER

F.H.A., '55; Pep Club, '55;

Mixed Chorus, '55; Girls

Chorus, '55; Office Staff,

'57; Commercial. Club, '57;

('55 at Yukon High School,

Oklahoma)

SANDRA OLIVER

Mixed Chorus, '55; Girls

Chorus, '55; Art Club, '56.

EIFFEL ORCUTT

CAROLYN PARRISH

Student Council, '57; Jour-

nalism Staff, '57; Reporter,

'57; Pep Club, '55, '56, '57;

Cheerleader, '56, '57; Art

Club, '56; Girls Sports, '56;

Press Queen, '57

ROBERT PARSONS

4-H Club, '57; F.T.A., '57;

Mixed Chorus, '55, '56, '57,

Vice-President, '57; Boys

Chorus, '55, '56, '57; Vice-

President, '57; Band, '55,

'56, '57; Baseball, '56, '57.

DEANNA PARTIN

Pep Club, '55, '56; Commer-

cial Club, '56.

FAYL1N PARTIN

Honor Society, '56, '57; Pep

Club, '55, ’56, '57; Latin

Club, '56.

NORMA PATTON

Commercial Club, '57.

WAYNE PERRY

Lettermen, '57; Football,

'55, '56. '57; Basketball,

'55, '56, '57; Pep Club

Buccaneer, ‘57.

WILL REAVIS

F.T.A., '57; Spanish Club,

'56, '57, Vice President,'56;

All School Play, '57; Junior

Play, '56; Mixed Chorus,

'55, '56, '57; Boys Chorus,

'55, '56, '57; Student Con-

ductor, '57; Boys Quartet,

'57; Ensemble, '57; Band,

'55. '56, '57; Assistant Drum

Major, '55; Drum Major, '56,

'57; Student Conductor, '57;

Wrestling, '55; All State Cho-

rus, '57; All State Band, '57.

LOWELL REED

Art Club, '55, '56; Letter-

men, ‘55, '56, '57; Track,

'55, '56, '57; Captain, '56,

'57; Cross Country, '55, '56,

’57; Industrial Arts Award,

'56; Track Award, '56.

JIM ROGERS

Baseball, '55, '56, '57;

Wrestling, '56, '57.

RONNIE ROGERS

NICK SCHWOERKE

Science Club, '55 (at North-

west Classen High School,

Oklahoma City)

HARTLEY SEEDS

Spanish Club, '55; .Mixed

Chorus, '55, '56, '57; Boys

Quartet, '57; Band, '55, '56;

Football, '55-

BOB SHAHA

Basketball, '55; Honor Soc-

iety, *57; Student Council,

'56; Spanish Club, '56, '57;

('55 Capitol Hill High School,

Oklahoma City).

JERRY SHIPLEY

F.H.A. Sweetheart, '57;

Lettermen, '56, '57; Base-

ball, '55, '57; Basketball,

'56, '57, Captain, '57; Mr.

Pirateer Attendant, '57.

DOROTHY SIMPSON

Commercial Club, '57.

JO ANN SINGLEY

F.H.A., '55, '56, Reporter,

'56; Pep Club, '55, '56, '57;

Parliamentarian, '57; Span-

ish Club, '55.

JIMMY SINGREE

FRANK SISNEY

Journalism Staff, '57, Sports

Editor, '57; Spanish Club,

'56, '57; All School Play,

'57, Cast; Junior Play, '56,

Staff; Lettermen Club, '57;

Track, '56, '57; Wrestling,

'55, '56, '57; Cross Country,

'57.

DICK SPEARMAN

Science Club, '56; (at North-

west Classen, Okla. City.

HURLEY SPENCE

F.N.A., '56, '57; Mixed Cho-

rus, '56, '57; Girls Chorus,

'56.

BARBARA STALLCUP

Journalism Staff, '57, Repor-

ter; 4-H Club, '55, '56; F.H.

A., '55 '56; Mixed Chorus,

'55, '56.

—28—

don stamps

Lettermen Club, '56, '57;

Football, '55, '56; Track,

'56, '57; Wrestling, '55;

Cross Country, '56, '57; All

State Cross Country, '57.

MAXINE STANFIELD

Honor Society, '57; Journa-

lism Staff, '57, Reporter,

'57; F.H.A., '55, '56, '57;

Pep Club, '55, '56, '57;

President, '57; Latin Club,

'56; All School Play, '56,

'57, Cast; Junior Play, '56,

Cast; Football Queen Atten-

dant, '57.

BARBARA STONE

Twelve Year Club, '57;

Journalism Staff, '57, Re-

porter, '57; All School Play,

'56, Staff; Mixed Chorus,

'55, '56; Girls Chorus, '55,

'56, '57; Band, '55, '56,

'57, Reporter, '57; Band

Queen, '57; F.T.A., '56.

MARY LOU STONE

Twelve Year Club, '57; Pep

Club, '55, '56, '57; Spanish

Club, '56, '57; Mixed Chorus,

'56, '57; Girls Chorus, '56,

'57; Girls Quartet, '56, '57.

WAYNE SWIGGART

Boys Chorus, '55; Debate,

'55-

BILL TAYLOR

MARILYN TAYLOR

Honor Society, '56, '57;

F.H.A., '56; Pep Club, '55,

'56, '57, Historian, '57;

Spanish Club, '57; Girls

Sports, *56, '57.

GLYN TEMPLIN

Band, '55, '56, Capitol Hill,

Oklahoma City; Student

Council, '57.

WAYNE THEUS

Student Council, '57; Span-

ish Club, '55, '56. '57; All

School Play, '55, ?6, Staff;

Junior Play, '55, '56, Staff;

Band, '55, '56, '57, Pres-

ident, '57; Audio-Visual,

'55, '56, '57; Vice-President,

'56; President, '57; All

State Band, '57.

CAROL THOMPSON

Honor Society, '57, Pledge;

Girls Chorus, '57; Mixed

Chorus, '56, '57; Girls

Chorus, '55, '56, '57, ('55,

'56, Northwest Classen,

Oklahoma City).

—29—

DONA THOMPSON

F.T.A., '55, '56, '57; Pep

Club, '55, '56, '57; All-

School Play, '57, Staff;

Junior Play, '56, Staff;

Mixed Chorus, '57; Girls

Chorus, '55-

TOMMY THORNE

Student Council, '56; Twelve

Year Club, '57; All-School

Play, '55, '56, Staff; Junior

Play, '55, '56, '57, Staff;

Senior Play, ’55, '56, Staff;

Mixed Chorus, '56; Boys

Chorus, '56; Audio Visual,

'55-

ROGER TUCKER

Honor Society, '56. '57;

Student Council, '56, '57;

Latin Club, '56, '57, Pres-

ident, '57, Treasurer, '56;

Spanish Club, '55, '56;

Lettermen Club, '55, '56, '57;

Football, '55, '56, '57, Co-

Captain, '57; All-Conference,

'57; All-Citv, '57; All-Dis-

trict, ’57; Track, '56, '57;

Ideal Date Candidate, '57;

Class Reporter, '55, '56;

Class President, '57; Class

Scholarship, '55, '56; Mr.

Pirateer, '57; D.A.R. Award,

'56; World History Award,

'56; Chemistry Award, '56;

Valedictorian, '57.

BRUCE VAN HORN

Student Council, '55; Twelve

Year Club, '57; Science

Club, '55, '56; Latin Club,

'56, Vice-President, '56;

Spanish Club, '55, '56, '57,

Vice-President, '57; All-

School Play, '57, Cast; Mix-

ed Chorus, '57; Boys Chorus,

'57; Lettermen Club, '56,

'57; Baseball, '55, '56;

Basketball, '55, '56; Latin I

Award, '56.

JORETTA TYSON

Annual Staff, '56, Photogra-

pher, *56; Journalism Staff,

'57, Reporter, *57; F.H.A.,

'55, '56, '57; Pep Club, '56.

J. T. VARVEL

NANCY WALKER

Twelve Year Club, '57.

RUTHIE WALKER

Honor Society, '56, '57;

Student Council. '57; Jour-

nalism Staff, '57, Circula-

tion Manager, '57; F.H.A.,

'55, *56, '57; F.T.A., '57;

Pep Club, '55, '56, '57,

Treasurer, ’57; Spanish Club

'55, '56, '57; All-School

Play, '57, Staff; Junior Play

'56, Student Director, '56;

Commercial Club, '57, Trea-

surer, '57; Spanish II Award,

'56.

FLORENCE WALL

Honor Society, '57, Pledge;

Student Council, '55, '57

Twelve Year Club, '57; Jour-

nalism Staff, '57, Reporter,

'57; F.H.A., '55, '56; F.T.A.

'56, '57; Pep Club, '55, '56,

'57, Cheerleader, '56, '57;

Spanish Club, '55, '56;

Commercial Club, '57; Girls

Sports, *55-

—30—

MARTHA WALLIS

Honor Society, '56, "57; Stu-

dent Council, '55; Annual

Staff, '56, '57, Co-Editor,

'57; F.H.A., '55, '56, '57;

Pep Club, '55, '56, '57, Sec-

retary, '57; Latin Club, '56,

'57; Junior Play, '56, Staff;

Safety Conference, '55;

Annual Queen Attendant,

'57.

JEANIE WARD

F.H.A., '56; Pep Club, '55;

Spanish Club, '55-

SAUNDRA WAYT

Honor Society, '57, Pledge;

Student Council, '55, '56;

4-H Club, '55, '56, '57, Vice-

President, '55, Secretary,

'56; F.H.A., '55; Pep Club,

'55, '56? '57; Latin Club,

'56; Junior play, '56, Cast;

Commercial Club, '57; Girls

Sports, '57; Football Queen

Attendant, '57; Class Pop-

ularity, '57; Class Citizen-

ship, '55, '56; 4-H County

Council, '55, '56, '57, Sec-

retary, '57; 4-H Key Club,

'57; Miss Pirateer Atten-

dant, '57.

JOHNNY WEBSTER

Student Council, '56; Talent

Assembly, '55, '56; Annual

Staff, '56, '57, Co-Editor,

'57; Latin Club, '57; All-

School Play, '57, Cast; Jun-

ior Play, '56, Cast; Mixed

Chorus, '57; Boys Chorus,

'57, Secretary, '57; Art Club,

'56, '57, President, '57;

Class Vice-President, '57;

Art II Award, '56; Safety

Conference, '56.

JUDITH ANN WILCOX

Journalism Staff, '57, Bus-

iness Manager, '57; F.H.A.,

'55, '56; F.N.A., '56; F.T.A.

'56, '57; Pep Club, '55, '56,

'57; Library Club, '55, '56,

'57, President, '56, Report-

er, '57; All-School Play, '57,

Staff; Junior Play, '56,

Staff.

KAREN WRIGHT

Honor Society, '57, Pledge;

Office Staff, '56; Twelve

Year Club, '57; Journalism

Staff, '55, Exchange Editor,

'55; F.N.A., '57; Pep Club,

'55; Spanish Club, '55, '56;

Mixed Chorus, '56.

BILL WATTS

Latin Club, '56; Lettermen

Club, '55, '56, '57; Football,

'55, '56, '57; Honorary Co-

Captain, '57; All-City, '57;

Lineman-of-the-Year '57;

All-State, '57; All-Southern,

'57; All-Conference, '57;

All District, '57; N.H.S. All-

American, '57; Track, '55, '

'56; Basketball, '55, '56;

Wrestling, '.55, '56, '57.

DORN WEAVER

Twelve Year Club, '57; Base-

ball, '57; Football, '57;

Track,, '55, '56; Wrestling,

'55, '56, '57.

NADINE WENTHOLD

F.N.A., '56, '57; Pep Club,

'55; Latin Club, '55; Girls

Chorus, '55; Ensemble, '55;

Class Secretary, '55; Bas-

ketball Queen Attendant,

'55; ('55, '56, at Mount

Saint Mary’s High School,

Oklahoma City).

PAT WOLFE

F.H.A., '55, '56, '57, Pres-

ident, '57; Secretary, '56;

Pep Club, '55, '56, Cheer-

leader, '56; Class Secretary,

'55; F.T.A., '55, '56, '57;

Historian, '56, Vice-Pres-

ident, '57.

VIVIAN YEARY

Journalism Staff,'57, Reporter

The Symbol of a Senior

Class

Who’s Who

Junior

Left to right: Secretary and Treasurer, Louise Smith, President,

Troy Freeman, Vice President, Jon Ferguson.

Left to right: Sponsor, Mrs. Beck; Girl Citizenship, Judy Patteson;

Boy Citizenship, John Allen Clark; Sponsor, Mrs. Murphy; Sponsor,

Mrs. Holmes.

Boy Popularity, David Judkins, Girl Popularity, Janie

Allen.

Hoy Scholarship, Don Adams; Girl Scholarship, Diane

Edmund.

—33

"Too much night-life, Hutch?”

Carrell Campbell

-34—

Janie Allen

Johnny Alstan

Gerald Ashmore

James Averitte

Kay Boucher

Virginia Bowring

Charles Boydston

John Bradshaw

Jackie Bivens

Duke Carter

Patsy Chapman

Cinde Cox

Martha Cox

"Have you got that spirit, Tucker? Yeah, man!!”

"Out of my way, boys. I’m cornin' through."

Marjorie Craig

Barbara Criswell

Diane Edmund

Tom Ferguson

Sharon Freeman

Gary Embrey

John Flagg

Larry Hadle"

William Hager

Carol Hains

Linda Hall

Tom Hamit

— 56—

Perry Crupper

Roger Culley

Jaynie Curington

Bill Dickey

Mary Custer

Betty Davis

Beverly Douglas

Mike Drea

Carol Faison

Don Farthing

Mary Jo Douglas

Paula Douglas

Robert Fash

Lana Fauver

Jon Ferguson

Carolyn Griffy

Carolyn Garland

June Geissler

Donald Green

Tommie Hamman

John Hankins

"Heyl! Come back with my_____________I!"

—37—

"Don't give me that old stuff. Surely you can read!"

Joyce Hawks

Ruth Ann Hanlin

Ronnie Hodges

Janet Honegger

Linda Sue Huston

Leona Jackson

—38—

Judy Hopper James Hubbard Gerald Huck Roger Hudelson Charles Huey

Judy Johnson Lou Johnson Gerald Jones Rod Jones David Judkins

Karen Littleton Charles Lobaugh

Karon Martin Doug Miller

Nova Moose Don Morris

"All right, who has the keys?"

—39—

Mac Morton

Anna Moser

Judy Patteson

Jeana Parker

Harlan Powell Frank Reed

—40—

Jimmie Story

Rosella Story

“So you have dishwater hands?”

Mary Weeks

J. H. Wellner

Janet Young

Sylvia Zumbro

Jerry Tate Arlene Tautfest Jeanette Taylor Margaret Taylor Joanna Team

Margaret Tucker Glenda Valentine Riley Waggoner Bob Wallace Robert Watson

Justin Wells Louise Westphal Lynn Whisler Carl White Leonard White

"David, what a beautiful Ipana smile!!"

-43—

Who’s Who

Sophomore

Left to right: Sponsor, Miss Paris; Sponsor, Mrs. Knoblock;

Boy Popularity, Mike Downs; Girl Popularity, Karen Martin;

Sponsor, Mrs. Prentice.

Left to right: President, Linda Laie; Vice President, George Lawson;

Secretary and Treasurer, Ivi Sooro.

Boy Citizenship, Gary Webb; Girl Citizenship, Marie Travis.

Class

Girl Scholarship, Becky Roberts; Boy Scholarship, Mike

Gaffney.

"Too much monkey business”

Nedra Anderson

Carole Averitce

Barbara Babb

Eddie Baker Virginia Baldwin Jo Ann Barnett Sharon Bay Jack Bean Sharon Beavers

James Bedner Harry Benson Fem Billingsley Don Blackley Tom Blake Linda Boatman

Marlin Boswell Tony Boswell Eddie Brandt Richard Brantley Jean Brewer Dale Bricker

—45—

Martha Coonfield Pat Cooper Blair Core

Marlene Davis Sharon Davis Jimmy Denton Darla Dies Donald Dodd Norma Doss

Virginia Drumeller Barbara Dulaney Gary Duncan Gary Ereiman Carl Elam Fred Estlinbaum

Gerd Fetch Dan Filippo Ethel Flood Patricia Foley Larry Fuller Mike Gaffney

Barbara Coley

Mary Cole

Cheri Cole

Saundra Cherry

Cheryl Cole

Terry Chilcoat

David Crawford

Fred Daniel

Lynn Daugherty

Betty Cotham

Trent Cornman

Gwen Gamer

Patsy Garrison

Rosalie Garroutte

"LINE-UP!!!!"

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Bruce Holman Suzie Holmberg Barbara Hope

Harold J ackson Phil Jacobs Richard J effries Gerry Johnston Jay Johnston Bill Jones

Janet King Naomi King Carolyn Kinney Bernadine Koch Geraldine Koch Linda Laie

Janet Lee Mary Ann LeGrange Sharon LeGrange Lucy Lightner Norman Loeffler Shirley Logan

—48—

Anne Hayes Carmen Heiliger Billy Heiczler Don Helm Lonnie Ann Hickman Martha Higgins

Mary Hopkins Linda Housley Sharon Huff Betty Huggins Charles Hulsey Lois Hunt

Francis Lombard J. A. Luper Jimmy McCann

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“Salute to the Senior Band members.’’

—50—

Nancy Rodgers Kenneth Rollins David Rosen

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Ann Russell

"How many battles were you in, Lowell?"

Linda Rowlette

Billy Sheltman

Modean Rucker

Janetta Sharp

Anne Shaw

Claire Smith

Howard Smith

Janet Smith

Gary Spann

Ivi Sooro

Kent Sorrells

Don Spearman

Joe Stacy

Farland Stanley

Robert Stone

Burgis Swiggart

J ean Taylor

Richard Taylor

David Tennyson

Maureen Townsend

Marie Travis

J enny Tipton

Jerry Valentine

Patsy Thomas Sue Tinsley

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Sharon Sand

Monta Rose Saunders

Donna Sanders

Donna Schwendker

Cletus Scrivner

Carole Salmon

Judy Shidler

Kay Shelton

Donna Simpson

Stella Singleton J anice Sisk

J ay Smith

Judy Smith

Lajuana Smith

Russell Smith

Virginia Snoddy

Ronny Smith

Judy Stephenson

David Stone

Amita Stone

Cecil Thomas

Janis Tennyson

Darla Thierry

Dolores Van Vliet

John Varbel

Sammie Vernon

Time and a half for overtime.”

—5J—

Judie Wollard

Dick Wolverton

Judy Wood

J ay Wooden

Nancy Wolf

Judy York

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ROGER TUCKER - Captain - Tackle, BILL WATTS - Tackle, All-City, All- JOHN MILLER - End, Honorable Men-

All-City, All-Conference, Honorable Conference, All-State, All-Southern, tion All-City, All-Conference, All-

Mention All-State, All-District. All-City Lineman of the Year, All- District.

District.

Injuries made it impossible for Jim

Huggins and co-captain Jerry Frederick

to complete this year’s football season.

Pirates Win

Midland Conference

Left to Right: Coach Joe Garrison, and assistants Tom Vandemeer and

Charles Cockrill.

WAYNE PERRY - Cente!

CARL CORDER - Guard

DAVID LIPSCOMB - Tackle

Heading the Putnam City Pirates this year was

Mr. Joe Garrison, who previously coached the Junior

High team. His success was fully established when

he was named the All-City Coach-of-the-Year.

For the first time in several years the Pirates won

the Midland Conference Championship and competed

in the State Class A play-offs. The members of the

team received many individual honors and also gained

the respect and pride of the entire school.

Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Mr. Vandemeer, Mr. Cockrill, D. Lipscomb, C. Corder, W. Perry, B. Watts, R.

Tucker, J. Milter, Mr. Garrison. SECOND ROW: D. Judkins, C. Lobaugh, B. Cornman, T. Smith, T. Freeman,

D. Miller, T. Ferguson, B. Dickey, R. Canterberry, J. Miller, G. Lawson, M. Downs, G. Whitfield. THIRD ROW:

J. Smith, C. Elam, M. Boswell, D. Pitts, J. Varbel, D. Kissick, L. Anderson, C. Smith, R. Taylor, F. Lombard,

D. Moniger, B. Core, T. Cornman, F. Eslinbaum, T. Pinion, M. Bryan.

Basketball

Team Wins Second in Midland Conference

"Sink it in, Webb! "

GARY UEBB - Center JOHN SPERLING - Guard

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JERRY SHIPLEY - Captain

Guard.

MIKE DOWNS - Guard

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eft to Right, FIRST ROW: J. Sperling, M. Downs, D. Helm, J.

eGrange, J. Shipley, G. Eierman. SECOND ROW: Coach Vande-

eer, R. Watson, T. Ferguson, D. Miller, F. Lombard, Assistant

bach Garrison. THIRD ROW: L. Anderson, S. New, V. Pickett,

. Webb, G. Renfro, D. Moninger. FOURTH ROW: B. Holman,

. Wilson, J. Walker, K. Bibb, D. Riddell, J. Ferguson.

The basketball team, gaining team work and co-ordination,

ended the 1956-5? season by winning second place in the

Midland Conference competition. The team began the season

with a new coach, Mr. Tom Vandemeer and only three return-

ing lettermen. The main job was to build a good team, this

was Mr. Vandemeer’s task. He centered the squad around the

luniors and sophomores who will take over the first string

positions next season.

JOHN LeGRANGE - Forward

TOM FERGUSON - Center

GLEN RENFRO - Center

ROBERT WATSON - Forward

BILL WATTS - Co-Captain - HU

Lett to Right: Captain, Dwayne Miller; Coach, Mr. Snyder,

Co-Captain, Bill Watts.

JOHN MILLER - 154

TOM PINION - 165

RICHARD CANTERBERRY - 145

DAVID JUDKINS - 138

J. Randall, R. Klopfenstein, G. Lawson, D. Miller,

SECOND ROW: ]. Tate, D. Judkins, R. Canterberry,

s, Mr. Snyder.

JEFF RANDALL - 103

n - 120

BOB DEUPREE - 127

RAY KLOPFENSTEIN - 103

GERALD WHITFIELD - 127

GEORGE LAUSON - 112

Girls’ Sports

Left to right: D. McCann, P. Bryan, D.

Bounds.

Left to right: K. C. Doughty, L. Mullens, P. Dugger, M. Taylor, M. Long,

M. Ackors, J. Singley, M. Hixson, D. Bounds, P. Bryan.

Left to right, FIRST ROW: Miss Paris, J. Absher, K. Hamit, S. Ward, M. Taylor, J. Team, J. Singley, S. Wayt,

M. Hixson. SECOND ROW: K. Littleton, M. Kuhlman, G. Large, B. Haws, M. Long, P. Dugger, S. Henry, A. Perry.

THIRD ROW: S. Watts, J. Ferguson, M. Ackors, L. Mullens, J. York, D. McCann, D. Bounds, E. Orcutt. FOURTH

ROW: D. Schwendker, D. Alexander, C. Myers, D. Sanders, I. Sooro, P. Bryan, M. Custer, B. Davis, K.C.Doughty.

Left to tight: P. Bryan, M. Long, M. Kuhlman, K. C. Doughty, I. Sooro, M. Ackors, S. Henry, B. Davis.

Girls Improve Physical and Mental Alertness

In sports the boys have nothing over the girls. At Putnam City we

have a very active group. They participate in many games: tennis,

table tennis, badminton, volleyball, softball, and basketball, in which

they compete in tournaments tvith other schools. Besides learning the

rules of good sportsmanship they keep trim, healthy figures.

After competing in a designated number of games, the girls receive

letter sweaters to certify that they have lettered in the various sports.

Left to right: M. Ackors, M. Long, M. Kuhlemen, K. Littleton, J. Absher, B.

Bryan, D. McCann, J. Singley, M. Custer.

One of the Girl’s Sports tennis players

is Judy York.

Track

The track teams, get-

ing in shape for the

Spring season, are busy

with such activities as

shot put, discus, broad

jump, mile run and vari-

ous relays. Also, the

deserving Cross-Country

team won the Class A

Midland Conference this

Fall.

CLASS A CROSS-COUNTRY CHAMPS.

Left to Right: Donald Stamps, Warren

Gillilan, Lowell Reed, J ohn Bradshaw,

Frank Sisney.

ROGER TUCKER - Shot Put

BLAIR CORE

Broad J ump

We would like to congrat-

ulate these bovs for their

outstanding accomplish-

ments and give them recog-

nition for the hard work and

training they have put out

to win such fine awards.

JIM HUGGINS - Discus

Left to Right: J. Huggins, F. Estlinbaum, W. Gillilan, J. Bradshaw, B. Core, F. Sisney, D. Stamps, L. Reed, T. Cornman,

W. Means, B. Dickey, B. Cornman, E. Baker. STANDING: R. Tucker, M. Muse, D. Moles, J. Johnston, E. Chandler,

M. Bryan, M. Boswell, D. Lipscomb, H. Smith, G. Duncan, C. Thomas, L. Fuller, B. Stone, D. Dodd, K. McNeil.

Left to Right: Sponsor, Mrs. Mullinax; President,

Sadie Heise; Vice President, Carol Ann Mulder;

Secretary, Charlene Hulsey; Treasurer, Susan

Francis.

Honor Society

Left to Right: Roger Tucker, Mari-Massakas, Susan

Francis, Carol Ann Mulder.

Left to Right: Gano Dick, Charlene Hulsey, Collette Keyser,

Mary Ellen Maupin.

Being in the Honor Society is the highest goal a

student at Putnam City can attain. However, there

is much hard work and study involved. Each

member must retain a grade average of at least 2.5

and a citizenship grade of A’s.

One of the projects of this organization is the

production and selling of the student directories.

These Honor Society members of our city will

be the contributors to the culture of the world of

tomorrow.

MEMBERS, Left to Right: FIRST ROW: M. Maupin, K. Crandall, C. Hulsey, C. Mulder, S. Heise, S. Francis, H. Caruthers,

E. Albright. SECOND ROW: M. Hixson, J. Corbett, G. Morris, M. Wallis, S. Baldwin, M. Stanfield, P. Hammer, J. Lilley.

THIRD ROW: R. Tucker, L. Hadley, D. Adams, J. Wells, B. Shaha, C. Keyser, L. Huston, R. Caffrey, C. Jackson.

Members, Leaders of Tomorrow

PLEDGES, Left to Right: FIRST ROW: E. Sutherland, F. Wall, S. Wayt, P. Dugger, E. Horn. SECOND ROW: D. Edmund,

M. Henderson, L. Johnson, C. Campbell, M. Craig, S. Dawson, C. Thompson. THIRD ROW: K. Wright, M. Hutchison, K.

Cole, N. Cole, J. Henthorn, J. Myrick, K. Kidd, P. Crupper, A. Deer.

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Student Council

The Student Council with the assistance of

the faculty serves as the government of our city,

promoting better understanding and school spirit.

The representatives are chosen from each home-

room.

The officers and members of the executive

group attended two conventions recently at

Lawton and Tulsa with the purpose of exchang-

ing ideas with others to better our school.

The goal of council for two years has been a

Victory Flag. This goal was realized this year.

The flag was to be flown after all school vic-

tories.

A symbol of Putnam City’s victory is this year’s victory

flag.”

Representatives Promote

Left to Right, FIRST ROW: J. Ferguson, K. Doughty, D. Bounds, J. Huggins, J. Myrick, K. Kidd, W. Gillilan, S.

Chesnutt, S. Baldwin, J. Fuller. SECOND ROW: G. Herrin, D. Dodd, R. Smith, D. McCann, F. Wall, L. Laie, S.

Logan, S. Huff, K. Martin, G. Moulton. THIRD ROW: C. Wilson, M. Massakas, R. Hodges, D. Clark, N.Hart, J.

Shilder, I. Sooro, C. Parrish, R. Walker, J. York, J. Atlee. FOURTH ROW: G. Whitfield, R. Tucker, G. Lawson, S.

New, F. Lombard, B. Dickey, D. Judkins, J. Miller, M. Drea, W. Theus.

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They sponsored die annual All-School Play

and the sock hops, which were favorites of the

student ’body. Four representatives and the

president participated in the Inter-City Student

Council. Inter-City promotes friendship and

good sportsmanship among city schools.

Past, present, and future accomplishments of

the Student Council provide many extras for the

students which would otherwise be omitted.

INTER-QTY REPRESENTATIVES, Left to Right: Sandy

Baldwin, Kenton Kidd, Sally Chesnutt, K. C. Doughty,

Jon Ferguson.

Understanding and Spirit

OFFICERS, Left to Right: President, Kenton Kidd; Vice-President, Jim Huggins; Secretary, Darla Bounds; Treas'

urer, Joan Myrick; Student Chaplain, Warren Gillilan; Sponsor, Miss Carlson.

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Left to Right: FIRST ROW: L. Huston, S. Heise, J. Taylor, H. Seeds, H. Benson, W. Reavis, D. Blackley, D. Padgett,

J. Huggins, K. Kidd, A. Ward, C. Averitte, J. Lily. SECOND ROW: L. Johnson, S. Holmberg, J. Atlee, R. Parsons^

R. Cox, B. VanHorn, J. Webster, K. McNeil, C. Red, S. Parrish, S. Wiseman, D. Thompson, B. Murray, S. Francis. THIRD

ROW: M. Higgins, J. Stephenson, I. Hillerby, H. Spence, W. Gi Milan, D. Pearson, G. Fecht, D. Dodd, L. Fauver, M. Davis,

H. Caruthers, J. Markwell, C. Green. FOURTH ROW: J. Shidler, A. Mullikin, B. Martin, C. Caveness, E. Horne, C.

Thompson.

Vocal Music Department Features Assemblies

This year the vocal music department has had

Mrs. Patsy Corrigan as director. She directed the

Girls’ Glee Club, Boys’ Glee Club, Mixed Chorus,

and various ensembles.

The big highlight of Putnam’s music year was the

annual Christmas assembly. It was given as a concert

with the theme, "What does Christmas mean to me?*

The nativity story was read and accompanied with

appropriate music.

During the spring the chorus takes part in several

music contests and concerts.

At Piano: M. Stone, Mrs. Corrigan. Left to Right, FIRST ROW: J. Taylor, A. Hayes, C. Cole, B. Murray, P. Birell,

G. Clark, C. Wilson, P. Cooper, J. Tennyson, A. Ward, M. Tilly, K. Crandall, J. Chastain. SECOND ROW: S. Holm-

berg, J. Stephenson, C. Hartenberger, I. Hillerby, G. Valentine, C. Caveness, L. Huston, H. Spence, A. Mullikin,

B. Deatherage. THIRD ROW: C. Heiliger, M. Davis, L. Fauver, S. Francis, J. Barnett, J. Shidler, S. McDowell, C.

Thompson, E. Horne, N. King, B. Stone.

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Chorus

SEATED: H. Caruthers. Left to Right, FIRST ROW:

R. Parson, H. Benson, W. Reavis, D. Blackley, D.

Padgett, K. Kidd. SECOND ROW: H. Seeds, R. Cox,

B. Vanhorn, J. Webster, K.’McNeil, J. Huggins.

THIRD ROW: W. Gillilan, D. Pearson, G. Fecht, D.

Dodd.

Bottom to Top: Officers of Girls’ Chorus: President, Elaine

Horne; Vice-President, Sadie Heise; Secretary-Treasurer,

Betty Murray; Robe Chairman, Carol Wilson; Student Director,

Susie Holmberg. Officers of Boys’ Chorus: President, Kenton

Kidd; Vice-President, Robert Parsons; Secretary-Treasurer,

Johnny Webster; Robe Chairman, Warren Gillilan; Student

Director, Will Reavis.

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MR. WALKER

Director

OFFICERS, left to right: President, Wayne Theus; Secretary

Judy Patteson; Librarian, Diane Edmund; Band Queen,Barbara

Stone; Student Director and Drum Major, Will Reavis; Librarian

Jeana Parker; Vice President, Kenton Kidd; Librarian, Lou

Johnson.

Concerts, Contests

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L u Al r'

Band

Nothing adds more to the spirit of a

school, than to see their band in their

colors marching on the football field. The

Putnam City marching and concert band has

proven their outstanding talent in winning

many awards this year. In the fall they

won first in marching competition at the

Highway 66 opening. The 7:30 practice

during the football season, produced many

attractive and interesting half-time cere-

monies. The band has contributed their

time aiding the pep club at the morning

pep assemblies.

A program of concert music was presented

in the spring to the enjoyment of the stu-

TWIRLERS, Left to right, Kneeling: Diana Edmund, Jeana Parker,

Standing: Truda McBryae, Karen Cole.

dents and members of the community.

Several contests were entered by the band.

The students will long remember the music

of this group.

BARBARA STONE - Band Queen

Assemblies, Highlight

Band’s Activities

Sponsor

Pearle Coffey

President

Maxine Stanfield

Vice-President

Sandy Baldwin

Secretary

Martha Wallis

Pep Club

Largest Club

Florence Wall

The Princess Pirate Pep Club, complete with a one

hundred seventy-five girl membership, is one of the most

beneficial organizations at Putnam City. Its activities

are numerous and appreciated by the entire student body.

One of the most important functions is the preparation and

presentation of the pep assemblies each Friday morning.

In addition, the girls have done an excellent job in keep-

ing the school spirit alive during the year by attending all

of the athletic events and by supporting our teams in all

that they do.

J udy York

Treasurer

Ruthie Walker

Pledge Mistress

Pat Dugger

Parliamentariun

Jo Ann Singley

Historian

Marilyn Taylor

Promotes School Spirit

The Spring Formal, an annual dance held in the Mirror

Room, is sponsored by the Pep Club at which time the pres-

ident crowns the Buccaneer.

This organization is partially responsible for the coronation

ceremonies of the football and basketball queens, adding

much color by their well-planned formations.

K. C. Doughty

Betty Davis Gwen Morris Carolyn Parrish

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OFFICERS, Left to Right: S. Baldwin, R. Walker, M. Taylor, P. Dugger, J. Singley, M. Wallis, M. Stanfield, P. Coffey.

PLEDGES, Bottom Clockwise: V. Baldwin, J. Absher, S. Huff, C. Hulsey, L. Smith, J. Maley ,-P. Burrell, A. Hayes, J. Smith, J. Stephen-

son, J. Tennyson, L. Boatman, M. Higgins, L. Laie, C. Red, G. Johnston, A. Russell, B. Haws, K. Hamit, D. Hall, S. LeGrange, N.

Bradshaw, B. Cotham, S. Beavers, J. Shidler, D. Thierry, S. Watts, J. Wollard, N. Woolf, A. Perry, S. McDowell, C. Salmon, G. Wester-

velt, J. Taylor, J. King, P. Foley, D. Dies, P. Koch, C. Hartenberger, P. Wilkerson, C. Cole, C. Cavaness, J. Snoddy, M. Coonfield,

F. Newman, S. Vemon, B. Koch, N. Rodgers, C. Heiliger, L. Ward, J. Jones, C. Cole, S. Sands, J. Ferguson, M. Cox, L. Smith, J.

Allen, B. Babb, L. Reed, N. Doss, G. Large, S. Cherry, J. Tipton, M. Travis, D. Schwenker, J. Denton, J. Campbell, D. Sanders.

MEMBERS, Bottom Clockwise: V. Doughty, J. Hongger, L. Mullens, S. Wiseman, P. Bryan, C. Campbell, D. Hestand, R. Caffrey, M.

Hutchinson, N. Nickols, H. Caruthers, J. Jones, D. Gray, M. Stone, A. King, M. Kuhlman, K. Littleton, P. Littleton, M. Taylor, C.

Faison, C. Garland, M. Douglas, B. Bounds, G. Miller, C. Couteau, C. Couteau, J. Murray, M. Markwell, J. Taylor, K. Boucher, S.

Cannon, J. Young, P. Douglas, M. Weeks, N. Richardson, N. Miller, C. Cox, J. Team, B. Douglas, G. Smith,N. Cole, L. Johnson, T.

McBryde, D. Edmund, J. Patteson, J. Johnson, J. Rollins, G. Valentine, S. Wayt, D. Thompson, M. Hixson, M. Clade, W. Buck, J.

Hawks, K. Cole, S. Chesnutt, G. Huckaby, C. Baker, C. Wilson.

CHEERLEADERS, Left to Right: C. Parrish, K. Doughty, J. York, F. Wall, G. Morris, D. McCann, S. Yoes, B. Davis.

PLEDGES, Bottom Clockwise: M. Cox, J. Ferguson, G. Templeman, J. Smith, M. Townsend, K. Martin, S. Tinsley, J. Chambers, A.

Shaw, D. Simpson, B. Huggins, G. Moulton, J. Wood, M. Travis, D. Schwenker, C. Salmon, ]. Campbell, D. Sanders, J. Absher, S. Huff,

V. Baldwin, L. Smith, J. Manley P. Burrell, A. Hayes, J. Smith, J. Stephenson, J. Tennyson, L. Boatman, M. Higgins, L. Laie, C. Red,

G. Johnston, A. Russell, B. Haws, K. Hamit, D. Hall, S. LeGrange, N. Bradshaw, B. Cotham, S. Beavers, J. Shidler, D. Thierry, S.

Watts, J. Wollard, N. Woolf, A. Perry, S. McDowell, G. Westervelt, J. Taylor, J. King, P. Foley, D. Dies, P. Koch, C. Hartenberger, P.

Wilkerson, G. Large, C. Cole, N. Doss, C. Cavaness, J. Tipton, J. Snoddy, M. Coonfield, P. Smith, F. Newman, J. Allen, S. Vemon,

B. Koch, N. Rodgers, C. Heiliger, L. Ward, J. Jones, C. Cole S. Sands, K. Oller.

MEMBERS, Bottom Clockwise: Miss Coffey, G. Valentine, S. Wayt, D. Thompson, M. Hixson, M. Clark, W. Buck, J. Wilcox, S. Chaulk,

A. Moser, J. Hawks, K. Cole, S. Chesnutt, G. Huckaby, C. Baker, C. Wilson, J. Honegger, L. Mullens, S. Wiseman, P. Bryan, C. Camp-

bell, D. Hestand, R. Caffrey, M. Hutchinson, N. Nichols, V. Doughty, H. Caruthers, J. Jones, D. Gray, M. Stone, A. King, M. Kuhlman,

K. Littleton, P.Littleton, M. Taylor, C. Faison, C. Garland, M. Douglas, D. Bounds, G. Miller, C. Couteau, C. Couteau, J. Murray, M.

Markwell, J. Taylor, K. Boucher, S. Cannon, ]. Young, P. Douglas, M. Weeks, N. Richardson, N. Miller, C. Cox, J. Team, B. Douglas,

G. Snith, N. Cole, L. Johnson, T. McBryde, D. Edmund, J. Patteson, J. Johnson, J. Rollins.

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Audio-Visual

Left to Right, Seated: W. Ritchie, G. Recer, K.

Kidd, J. Myrick, W. Buck. Standing: J. Wood, M.

Rucker, P. Foley, L. Huston, L. Stinchcomb.

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Left to Right, Seated: Sponsor, Mrs. Zwieacher; President, Art Funk-

houser; Vice-President, Elaine Horne. Standing: Reporter, Judith

Wilcox; Secretary, Louise Smith.

T. Smith, D. Tennyson, R. Rueb,

Left to Right:

F. Reed.

Left to Right: Secretary, Hank Cordrey; Technician, Jerry Wilson;

Custodian, Bob Wallace; Vice-President, Reese Daugherty; Mr. Rice;

President, U'ayne Theus; Social Chairman, Donald Green.

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Left to Right, President, Charlene Hulsey, Vice President, Larre Jo

Huston, Reporter, Pauline Hammer; Sponsor, Mrs. Van Horn, Parliamen-

tarian, Joy Murray; Secretary-Treasurer, Mary Weeks.

Future

Nurses

America

Striving Toward

Honorable Profession

The Future Nurse’s Club is one of our newest organizations.

Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Ettie Van Horn, the school nurse,

the girls have started their chapter. To become a member, one

must be interested in nursing as a profession. Each month a

different aspect of nursing is discussed by trained nurses from

various hospitals. The purpose of this club is to urge more girls

to enter the career of nursing.

Left to right, FIRST ROW: N. Moose, P. McCann, D. Edmund, S. Beaver, A. Mullikins, C. Keyser, L. Huston, M.

Tilley, J. Atlee, A. King, K. Cole, J. Parker, J. Allen. SECOND ROW: J. Wilson, J. Brown, S. Zumbro, B. Cotham,

M. Weeks, S. Frances, C. Griffey, J. Rollins, K. Boucher, J. Young, M. Markwell, J. Murray, G. Miller, C. Couteau.

THIRD ROW: N. Hart, A. King, M. Douglas, G. Large, M. Davis, N. Wenthold, P. Hammer, S. Cannon, J. Taylor, J.

Geissler, C. Hulsey, J. Curington, C. Couteau.

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Latin II

OFFICERS, Left to Right, Seated: President, Roger Tucker; Secretary, Gwen

Morris. Standing: Treasurer, K. C. Doughty; Vice-Presidents, Carol Mulder,

Martha Coonfield; Sponsor, Mrs. Beck; Reporter, Nicki Cole; Song Leader,

Helen Caruthers.

Latin Lives Today

Latin lives again in the youth of today. This year Latin

I and Latin II were both taught. The combined classes

formed a new, larger Junior Classical League. Meetings

are held once a month at which time the members present

skits and other points of interest about the Roman civili-

zation.

Each year the Latin club goes to the state convention

in Norman where they participate in activities which apply

to their club and the Latin language.

Left to Rieht FIRST ROW: A. Mullikin, J. Patteson, S. Francis, L. Houston, L. Caruthers, J. Allen. SECOND ROW:

T McBryde, M. Henderson, A. Funkhouser, A. Deer, M. Coonfield, D. Bonham. THIRD ROW: G. Moms, K. Doughty,

J." Green, G. Dick, S. Heise, F. Bussan. FOURTH ROW: C. Mulder, M. Wallis, P. Hammer, Mrs. Beck, L. Fauver,

C. Keyser, K. Cole, N. Cole.

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Latin I

OFFICERS, Left to Right, Seated: Presidents, Linda Laie, Karen Martin. Stand-

ing: Secretary, Charlotte Withee; Treasurer, Gwen Moulton; Vice-President,

Gaye Smith; Treasurer, Mike Muse; Vice-President, Kurt Ockerhouser. Not

pictured: Secretary, Brenda Salyer.

Left to Right, FIRST ROW: G.

Rever, K. Ockerhouser, S. Zumbro,

J. Gifford, D. Dodd, J. Nash.

SECOND ROW: B. Stone, P. Woolum,

J. Perdue, J. Atlee, R. Hanlin, G.

Fecht, M. Bryan. THIRD ROW: M.

Woolum, B. Porter, J. Stephenson,

M. Murphy, J. Hubbard, M. Gaffney,

R. Canterberry. FOURTH ROW:

E. Baker, J. Varbel, H. Smith, F.

Stanley, W. Ritchie, M. Muse, L.

Laie, B. Gibbens.

Left to Right, FIRST ROW: C.

Withee, K. Corder, K. Martin,

G. Moulton, A. Kemper, H. Benson.

SECOND ROW: J. Wood, L. West-

phal, J. Smith, J. Geissler, A. King,

C. Hartenberger. THIRD ROW: D.

Oldham, A. Hayes, B. Roberts, B.

Kock, K. Hamit. FOURTH ROW:

C. Myers, G. Ereiman, J. Rollins,

D. Hall, J. McKean, P. Cooper.

FIFTH ROW: D. Whittaker, L.

Wilson, G. Smith, S. Henry, D.

Pierson, R. Culley, J. Webster.

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Spanish Club

OFFICERS, Left to Right: Secretary, Nancy Richardson; Vice-President,

Bruce Van Horn; President, Jon Ferguson; Treasurer, Harlan Powell.

Key To International Understanding

The Spanish Club is made up of students who

have had at least one year of Spanish. In addi-

tion to learning the language, the members also

leam the habits and customs of our neighbors

to the south.

A statewide convention is held each year at

Norman, Oklahoma for the purpose of increasing

our knowledge and understanding of these fine

people.

Left to Right, FIRST ROW: B. Van Horn, N. Richardson, J. Ferguson, H. Powell. SECOND ROW: I. Hillerby, R. Shaba,

G. Herrin, M. Clark, J. Williams, M. Massakas, J. Team, M. Hixson, J. Roberts, J. Lilley, J. Corbett, A. King, N. Brad-

shaw, D. Bushhorn, J. Absher. THIRD ROW: P. Dugger, F.Sisn'ey, P. Crupper, J. Dresser, R. Watson, W. Williams, J.

Woods, D. Adams, R. Fash, R. Gresham, J. Grant, D. Woodruff, J. Wells, C. Haey, G. Huck, C. Boydston, B. Wallace.

FOURTH ROW: R. Walker, M. Ackors, M. Taylor, P. McAlpin, P. Bryan, G. Miller, N. Moose, R. Cline, S. Chaulk, C.

Wilson, J. Jinks, W. Reavis, R. Jones, R. .Schmidt, W. Means, W. Theus, A. King, K. Martin, M. Stone,"B. English, C.

Israel, N. Nichols, L. Miller, Mr. Leon.

Commercial

Club

OFFICERS, Seated: Secretary, Sally Chesnutt. Left to Right: Vice-President,

Kay Crandall; President, Earlene Albright; Treasurer, Ruthie Walker; Reporter,

Carol J ackson.

Business Ability Acquired

Like many highschool students the members

of the Commercial Club have chosen a career in

the field of business. By taking advanced short-

hand and having the ability to take shorthand at

eighty words a minute, they qualify for member-

ship.

How to dress for work, getting along with

your employer, and similar subjects are some of

the topics covered at the regular meetings.

Left to Right, FIRST ROW: S. Heise, S. Oldham, R. Walker, S. Chesnutt, K. Crandall, C. Jackson, E. Albright,

F. Wall. SECOND ROW: M. Taylor, V. Doyle, P. McAlpine, B. Coley, N. Patton, Mrs. Prentice, N. Parker, P.

Foster, P. Dugger, D. Simpson.

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"Needs a little more vanilla, don’t you think?”

Mrs. Wood and Student Director, Sally Chesnutt.

Drama Adopts Pie

The drama department, Mrs. Wood and a few ambitious students

started with little equipment this year. Many things were to be

decided in this year’s production, all requiring hard work and

sacrifice. There were color schemes to be chosen, furniture to

be acquired, and stages to be built. The students worked hard

to even the heavy odds and to make this year one of the most

outstanding the Drama department has experienced.

ALL-SCHOOL PLAY CAST, Left to Right, Seated: C. Cox, B. Douglas, P. Dugger, G. Morris, S. Baldwin, N. Miller, G.

Huckabay, M. Stanfield, J. Webster. Standing: F. Sisney, W. Reavis, B. Van Horn.

"Who's this? Helena Rubinstein? No, only Mrs. Wood!”

Seltzer Routine

The All-School Play was presented on November

15th and was a gay, rollicking comedy in three acts.

It’s success was accomplished by the actors, direc-

tors, managers and the staff. It was highlighted by

a pie-throwing routine which gave the play a hilarious

theme.

The Junior Play was given on February 28th and to

the delight of the students was also a comedy. It’s

seltzer bottle and German maid added much laughter.

Both plays were very successful and each netted

about four hundred dollars. These productions pro-

fited this year and provided wholesome entertainment

for the student body.

Left to Right, Seated: J. Hopper, W. Williams, N. Miller, C. Cox, G. Smith, J. Williams. Standing: N. Richardson, J.

Allen, J. Team, Mrs. Wood, J. Curington, T. Hamit, B. Davis, J. Roden, M. Drea, B. Douglas, D. Farthing, S. Henry.

Speech Activities

Learning the fundamentals of stage makeup are Left to Right: N. Miller

M. Stanfield, M. Coonfield.

Activities Improve Speaking

Being a member of the Speech Activities class is beneficial in

the preparation of any career you might choose. The various aspects

of speaking covered, are radio speaking, discussion, poetry inter-

pretation and one-act plays.

Through Speech you will gain the self-confidence needed for per-

fect public speaking.

Preparing for contest work in radio speaking

are D. Lipscomb and M. Coonfield.

Left to Right, FIRST ROW: B. Stone, M. Stone, C. Jackson, P. McAlpin, N. Walker, C. Keyser, S. Clanahan, SECOND

ROW: C. Baker, M. Lindsey, V. Doughty, P. Bryan, D. McCann, S. Francis, L. Houston. THIRD ROW: S. Dawson, B.

Van Horn, D. Weaver, F. Wall, K. Doughty, G. Morris. FOURTH ROW: F. Evans, T. Thorne, T. Smith, J. Bradshaw, J.

LeGrange, W. Means. D. Aday, not shown.

Art Club

Left to Right, Foreground: H. Pratt, A. Murray, P. Woolum.OFF1CERS: Sponsor, Mrs. Lois Thompson; Secretary,

Background: E. Baker, L. Moran, V. Radabaugh, M. Woolum,A. Williams; President, Johnny Webster.

L. Whisler, D. Pierce, T. McEvers.

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Office Staff

Left to Right: K. LeSueur, N. Parker, C. Hulsey, A

King, D. Thompson.

Left to

N. Nickt

These girls are responsible in a large

part for the business of the office moving

smoothly. Their jobs are many and varied,

taking messages, calling students and sort-

ing mail. By giving their time to this work

the whole student body benefits.

Lettermen’s Club

Left to Right, FIRST ROW: V. Pickett, R. Canterberry, B. Watts, J. Frederick, W. Perry, J. Huggins, G. Lawson, D.

Miller, T. Cornman. SECOND ROW: J. Miller, G. Whitfield, J. Tate, D. Stamps, L. Reed, C. Lobaugh, T. Ferguson,

T. Smith, J. Miller. THIRD ROW: F. Sisney, D. Campbell, G. Webb, K. Corder, R. Tucker, W. Gillilan, B. Van Horn,

B. Cornman, FOURTH ROW: F. Lombard, J. Ferguson, T. Freeman, J. Bradshaw, D. Miller, D. Lipscomb, R. Taylor,

D. Judkins, B. Brownen.

Future Teachers

America

The purpose of the Future Teachers of America is to

interest more students in the teaching profession to help

meet our growing educational needs.

At each club meeting the members discuss different

phases of teaching. A college scholarship is presented

each year to the outstanding club member. This is to

be used toward a degree in education. The club is