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awards Not pictured is Braden Cross --------------------------------shy

Speech Pupils Achievements Made

TALESTICiER Volume XVIII NUMBER 9

Civic Groups Aid In (areerNight The Planning Meeting for the

Senior Career Conference April 7 was held recently

Committees in eleven career areas each included a Kiwanian an Altrusan two students and amiddot faculty member The purpose of committees is to set upa panel of persons actively engaged in each career that are to speak at Career Night

TIlls year any interested Altrushysan or Kiwanian could volunteer to serve on the planning comshymittee instead of having someone from each club presently engaged in work in that field This change was made to get more civic peoshyple interested in Career Night

After an opening statement of the purpose and duties of each committee was made by Mrs Theodore Gatchel counselor comshymittees split up for individual planning Committees were Medshyical Ind Related Fields - Dr James A Skinner Kiwanian Dr Mary Abbott Altrusan Mrs Linshyda Driskill Susan Brandt Bill Cook Legal and Related Fields-shyIrby RTaylor Kiwanian Mrs Ruth Bell Altrusan Mrs Kay Teall Karen Boren Larry Snider

Business and Related Fields shyJames E Shepard Kiwanian Mrs Altha Greenshields Altrusan Mrs Mary Hartsock Linda Carole Williams Roy Harkey Engineershyingand Related Fields - Dr Edshymund Segner Kiwanian M1ss Betty Jackson Altrusan Mrs Kay Maddox Gary Williams Bart

(Continued on Page 4)

Honor Students Selected Fifty-seven seniors and 40 junshy

iors made the necessary grade avshyerage to be selected for National Honor Society

SenioJS must make 35 in all subshyjects from ninth grade through this year juniors 375

Reaching requirements from the senior class are David Allin Judy Bandy Forest Barker D a v i d Behrman Charles Bilbo K are n Boren Nell Bradley Sus an Brandt Karen Brumley J u d y Childress Bill Cook Jim Daily John Finney Kay Giezentanner Karen G l e en Al Haferkamp Mary Harlow Lynn Hal per Brent Harris Richard Hart Judy Heavener Nancy Herrick Fr e d

Holasek Don Howard Bart 0 h Johnson

Marilyn Kennedy Kathleen Kitshyohing Oarol LeBlanc Jim McEIshyrath Sandy McGee John Madshydox Jackie Medcalf Lena Olishyphant Nancy ONeal John Potts Paula Powers Linda Pratt Bill ins James Hemphill Jan HershyReese Chad Rockett Jill Sellers ron Gilbert Humphrey Pat Jones Oharlotte Southerland Jim Stall- Joyce Knight Margaret LaFon ings Bill Stewart Jon Thayer Cindy Leaverton Mary Leonard WilHam Tucker Nancy ValoUJch DorelIa Logan Judy Long Larry Varner Sherry Wall e l Kathy McCray Mark Miller James Ward Jim Wells Steve Rick Olney Ed Perry S ha l 0 n Welty Pam Whitten JOian Wilcox Pettit Mary Ann Reed Sue ShershyLinda C Williams Linda L Wil- if Bill Tankersley Diane Turner Iiams Gary Winters and Pam Anita Van Schuyver Kay Ward Winters Bill Weimer Don Wilcox andI

Juniors are Mike Avery Bill Brett Yohn

NORMAN HIGH SCHOOL NORMAN OKLAHOMA

To Stage Play Mrs McThing by Mary Chase

will be presented hy the Speech II students April 10 and 11 under the direction of Mrs Mable Ritzshyman

The play oaptures the most difshyficult thing the world of fantashysy

Leading characters and the roles they portray include Peggy Johnson as Mrs Larue J 0 h n Harkey Howay Larue Audrey Bartlett Mimi and James Elder Poison Eddie Sohellenbach

Other Speech II students in the cast are Marsha Hardesty Judy Childress Susan Wilson P a u I a Powers Susan Pace Ralph Wilshyson Toni Zule Andy Anderson Shannon Rice Gan Matthews Linshyda Richey Cindy Calkins and Linda Dumas

Bavinger Vivian Bell J err y Buxton Larry Buxton Stanley Ciereszko Braden Cross J 0 h n Cunningham Russ Dunn James Elder Donald Farris Ann Finney Mary Jane Gatchel Mary L Y n n Guest Cindy Harper Cal Hawkshy

By Student Council Organization of Willing Workshy

ers a suggestion box and disshytribution of the minutes of the meetings are the recent accomshyplishments of the student council

The Willing Workers are volshyunteers that assist the council The suggestion box has bee n placed in the library for the conshyvenience of students who want to suggest some activity but do not want to tell the representative

The placing of the minutes in all rooms is an effort to keep all stushydents posted on matters discussed in the council meetings

An Easter devotional will be given Marah 26

March 20 1964

Two Boys Girl Win WhoSoWho Three students n a m e d to

Whos Who the fourth six weeks were David Behrman sen i 0 l Braden Cross junior and Lynda McGee sophomore

David has lettered in football and track for two years and was delegate to Boys State Member of both State and National Honor societies he has been Rotary stushydent of the month and N Club secretary He was candidate for Ugliest Boy in his sophomore year

Braden Cross also candidate for Ugliest Boy has been wrestling manager two years and is in State and National Honor Societies

Vice-president of the sophomore class Lynda is a member of Latshyin Club State Honor Society and Girls Glee Club

Chorus Attends District Contest Results of Normans participashy

tion in the district vocal contest yesterday will be announced in the next issue of the Tiger Tales

The mixed chorus sang Salushytation to the Dawn and The Beatitudes girls glee club The Snow middotand Evensong and boys glee club Let There Be Music and Dona Nobis Pacem

The boys quartet Jim Hawkshyins James McCaslin Jay Jackshyson and Marvin Gifford sang Roadways L a u r a Williams Paula Powers and Margaret Langshyley girls trio Persian Sereshynade girls quartet Rosemary White Janann Stringer Judy Tillshyer and Jackie Myers Calm Be Thy Sleep

Soloists entering were Lena Oliphant Paula Powers Sharon Pettit and Rosemary White s0shy

pranos Susan Luttrell Ronna Ridshydle Margaret Langley and Bevershyly Adkins mezzo sopranos Jackie Myers Janann Stringers Kay Ward and Marilyn McCarley COllshy

traltos James McCaslin and Jim Hawkins tenors Norman Patrick David Walters Jay Jackson Terry Demastus and Tom Love bari-shytones and William Wiles Marvin Gifford Harold Boston and Bill Berry basses

Page Two TIGER TALES March 20 1964

One Plan Best The assassination of President Kennedy has pointed up the necessshy

ity of having a capable and infonned vice president available at all times to assume the duties of the presidency

At present the United States has no vice president thus we have no provision for inability of the president to perfoll1Il his duties In case of the death of the president tfue office passes to the Speaker of the House but many people oppose this order set up by the Act of 1947

The case of temporary succession however is currently the more important problem Several different plans have been proposed as solutions One provides for the popular election of two vice presidents Another provides that the vice president who has succeeded to the Presidency should name his own successor who would then be approved by Congress And yet another plan states that the most recent Electoral College be recaHed and vote to fill the vacancy

Congress should consider some method and adopt a plan for the election of a new vice president in case the previous one succeeds to the presidency Nancy Herrick

Fear vs Dreams Teenagers why is the majority of our generation running scarshy

ed Why do most teenagers go steady marry early or run in packs for a sense of security Why do we settle for little things or shrink into our own little crowd oblivious to rest of the world Why do we make grades more important than knowledge

Are these things caused by the constant pressure of our parents or by the schools demands Or is this just the excuse we use to cover up our fear of meeting challenges because we are afraid that we will not do as well as others or we may be laughed at or be different from others

Our teenage years are for dreaming big dreams learning nemiddotw thoughits and ideas malting new friends adopting new ways of thinking learning to distinguish between sound ideas and trash makshying gigantic steps forward-yes and earth-shattering flops for failures will help us to succeed later

Mrs Sylvia Schuman noted writer summed our place in the world this way set your sights high dont settle or too little too soon Get into the act Everything thats going on in the world today is grist for the mill of your thoughts your emotions and your ideals

Cindy Calkins

Attitudes Also Important Are you scared because youre not in the top ten percent It

is true that many colleges offer scholarships only to the top ten percent Many students feel that since they are not in this group in high schoo they will have a hard time in college

This isnt always true Often students who have qualities such as determination and self-discipline are really the ones who do well in college and later in life Such a thing as sticking to a problem till you mastermiddot it is a personality quality that helps one to succeed

Many students take easy courses to get good grades and make the honor roll Actually they are cheating themselves out of a sound education Easy subjects which require little study may prove to be a handicap in college

If you are truly trying your best studying every night and understanding your subject stop worrying Everyone cant be in the top ten percent remember others succeed too Maridee Bailey

Two Parties Better Than iOne Election time is drawing near and for the first time Oklahoma

will experience a race involving two strong parties Our nation Was founded by men who took an active interest in

the United States and government in our society would fail to opershyate as it should in a democracy if only one party existed

Likewise the two party system which has been introduced into Oklahoma politics should make better the quality of state government by bringing out the best men both parties have

The resuilt will be men of ability in key positions serving the state of Oklahoma and the citizens not a pilitical party

Mike Harmon

ABCSScene and Herd Sophomores

SCENE A-lmighty ______ Gary Brooksher

Jim Hawkins computing the per- B-wbbly __ __ __ ___ Alice Reisinger centage of good - looking girls C-urious __ ___ ___ ___ ___ Liz Blair in his classes Faye Grayson D-rummed ___________ Don Harral playing Malftian in world his- E-xdting _____ _ ~ _ Faye Grayson tory David Allin ~on Wedekind F-riendly ____________ Ricky Lynn and Fred Sterr trymg to swallow G-iggles ________ ____ Patsy Hoge with their mouths open and their H-appy ____ ____ carol Ann Carson tongues out Rheba Russell carmiddot I I-nteresting __ _ Virginia Hames _ rying her mothers huge black J-oker __________ Donnie Fleener purse by mistake 1 Krafty ______ _______ Zill Coleman

An open umbrella sticking out L-ikeable ---------- Ronna Riddle of the ceiling between the lockers M-ysterious ------- Kenny Ketner Mr Morris imitating a Thailand I N-osey --------- Jackie Brandner dancer and a butterfly Mr Rey- Omiddotbstinate --------- Linda Cowan nolds teaching his history class P-Iayboy -- - --~---- -- Phil Higbee how to scalp people Dave Herr Qmiddotuiet --__________ Carolyn Long writing notes to Cleopatra Gail Rare ---- ------- Melissa Martin S t e i n m eye r reading Super- Sharp -------------- IWb Smitson man comic books in history Jor- T-imid ---------- -- - Joyce Block ja Wells packing ten girls in her U-nusual ---------- Billy Haddock little Cosmopolitan during lunch V-igorolls --------- Freddy Phelps Mrs Driskill leading her English W-onderful ----- Margaret Mason IV class in song X-ceptional ----- Laura OConnell

Y-appy ____ ____ Katheleen Lester HERD Z-any --------- Kenny Grubaugh

Stanley Upchurch said his ears turn red when he lies Pol d j Boys Date HelpsHorosz said she feels like a runshyaway steam kettle Miss Runyan Beautiful eyes ______ __ _ JE 4-8473

Doll __________ __ ____ ___ JE 6-6091said she dislikes the Beatles but she would like them if she were Scatter brained _________ JE 4-0628 16 Mrs_ Hartman said you asshy Hot tempered ___ _______ JE 6-0059

sume assumptions Loads of fun ___ ________ JE 4-1450 Intelligent ______________ JE 4-3956

Kathy McCray asked if Horace Cute flirt ____ ____ __ ___ __ JE 4-2067Greeley were a woman Mrs DeKinder showed her classes a headline Hair Dyes Have Made Girls Date HelpsMe Bald For Life In Latin I Linda Jackson remarked that Brushy Sharp car ______ _____ __ JE 4-6516 tus was nuts for kissing middotmiddotmiddot the Baby blue eyes ___ _____ JE 4-0407 ground instead of his mother Intelligent __ __ __________ JE 4-9600 Tommy Collins replied Yes but Likes to laugh _____ __ __ JE 4-0685 have you seen his mother All-American boy ______ JE 4-2346

Playboy ____ __ _________ JE 6-1064David Overstreet is not going Tall handsome __ _______ JE 4-8780to get married unless someone

asks him Mrs McDade is going The fifth hour journalism classto spank Mr_ Williams if he does

published this Issue of T I G E R not send in his absentee slip TALES under supervision of the

regular staff Hugh Sellers said you qualified for CO-EDITORS - Mary Leonard

Jackie B-randner the Us Air Force if you put one PAGE EDITORS - Mary Jane

Gatcbel Susan Luttrell Eddie Perryof their book covers on a book Pam Oviatt Kathleen Lester Karen

Mauldin Linda Richey Poldi HorshyGlenn Miller said he was a bedshy OSZ Sue Davis Branda Wyatt Joyce

nderson Cindy Calkinsbug

TIGER TALES STAFF

MANAGING EDITOR _ ___ __ __ ___ ____ ___ __ __ __ __ Nancy Herrick Sports Edtor _ ___ __ _____ _____ ____ ____ ___ __ ____ ____ Mike Harmon Photographer __ ______ ____ ___ __ ______ ___ ___ _____ ___ Mark Miller Page Editors ____ __ __ _____ __ __ Anne Pilling Ed Bucher Walter

Shaw David Meyer Reporters _ __ __ ____ linda Richey Cynthia Calkins Susan Luttrell

Sue Davis Joyce Anderson Mary Jane Gatchel Eddie Perry Donna Pinkerton Maridee Bailey Carolyn Long

Sponsor _____ ____ ____ ___ _______ ____ _____ ____ _ Mrs W L Childs

Member of the Oklahoma Interscholastic Press Association

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Page Two TIGER TALES March 20 1964

One Plan Best The assassination of President Kennedy has pointed up the necessshy

ity of having a capable and infonned vice president available at all times to assume the duties of the presidency

At present the United States has no vice president thus we have no provision for inability of the president to perfoll1Il his duties In case of the death of the president tfue office passes to the Speaker of the House but many people oppose this order set up by the Act of 1947

The case of temporary succession however is currently the more important problem Several different plans have been proposed as solutions One provides for the popular election of two vice presidents Another provides that the vice president who has succeeded to the Presidency should name his own successor who would then be approved by Congress And yet another plan states that the most recent Electoral College be recaHed and vote to fill the vacancy

Congress should consider some method and adopt a plan for the election of a new vice president in case the previous one succeeds to the presidency Nancy Herrick

Fear vs Dreams Teenagers why is the majority of our generation running scarshy

ed Why do most teenagers go steady marry early or run in packs for a sense of security Why do we settle for little things or shrink into our own little crowd oblivious to rest of the world Why do we make grades more important than knowledge

Are these things caused by the constant pressure of our parents or by the schools demands Or is this just the excuse we use to cover up our fear of meeting challenges because we are afraid that we will not do as well as others or we may be laughed at or be different from others

Our teenage years are for dreaming big dreams learning nemiddotw thoughits and ideas malting new friends adopting new ways of thinking learning to distinguish between sound ideas and trash makshying gigantic steps forward-yes and earth-shattering flops for failures will help us to succeed later

Mrs Sylvia Schuman noted writer summed our place in the world this way set your sights high dont settle or too little too soon Get into the act Everything thats going on in the world today is grist for the mill of your thoughts your emotions and your ideals

Cindy Calkins

Attitudes Also Important Are you scared because youre not in the top ten percent It

is true that many colleges offer scholarships only to the top ten percent Many students feel that since they are not in this group in high schoo they will have a hard time in college

This isnt always true Often students who have qualities such as determination and self-discipline are really the ones who do well in college and later in life Such a thing as sticking to a problem till you mastermiddot it is a personality quality that helps one to succeed

Many students take easy courses to get good grades and make the honor roll Actually they are cheating themselves out of a sound education Easy subjects which require little study may prove to be a handicap in college

If you are truly trying your best studying every night and understanding your subject stop worrying Everyone cant be in the top ten percent remember others succeed too Maridee Bailey

Two Parties Better Than iOne Election time is drawing near and for the first time Oklahoma

will experience a race involving two strong parties Our nation Was founded by men who took an active interest in

the United States and government in our society would fail to opershyate as it should in a democracy if only one party existed

Likewise the two party system which has been introduced into Oklahoma politics should make better the quality of state government by bringing out the best men both parties have

The resuilt will be men of ability in key positions serving the state of Oklahoma and the citizens not a pilitical party

Mike Harmon

ABCSScene and Herd Sophomores

SCENE A-lmighty ______ Gary Brooksher

Jim Hawkins computing the per- B-wbbly __ __ __ ___ Alice Reisinger centage of good - looking girls C-urious __ ___ ___ ___ ___ Liz Blair in his classes Faye Grayson D-rummed ___________ Don Harral playing Malftian in world his- E-xdting _____ _ ~ _ Faye Grayson tory David Allin ~on Wedekind F-riendly ____________ Ricky Lynn and Fred Sterr trymg to swallow G-iggles ________ ____ Patsy Hoge with their mouths open and their H-appy ____ ____ carol Ann Carson tongues out Rheba Russell carmiddot I I-nteresting __ _ Virginia Hames _ rying her mothers huge black J-oker __________ Donnie Fleener purse by mistake 1 Krafty ______ _______ Zill Coleman

An open umbrella sticking out L-ikeable ---------- Ronna Riddle of the ceiling between the lockers M-ysterious ------- Kenny Ketner Mr Morris imitating a Thailand I N-osey --------- Jackie Brandner dancer and a butterfly Mr Rey- Omiddotbstinate --------- Linda Cowan nolds teaching his history class P-Iayboy -- - --~---- -- Phil Higbee how to scalp people Dave Herr Qmiddotuiet --__________ Carolyn Long writing notes to Cleopatra Gail Rare ---- ------- Melissa Martin S t e i n m eye r reading Super- Sharp -------------- IWb Smitson man comic books in history Jor- T-imid ---------- -- - Joyce Block ja Wells packing ten girls in her U-nusual ---------- Billy Haddock little Cosmopolitan during lunch V-igorolls --------- Freddy Phelps Mrs Driskill leading her English W-onderful ----- Margaret Mason IV class in song X-ceptional ----- Laura OConnell

Y-appy ____ ____ Katheleen Lester HERD Z-any --------- Kenny Grubaugh

Stanley Upchurch said his ears turn red when he lies Pol d j Boys Date HelpsHorosz said she feels like a runshyaway steam kettle Miss Runyan Beautiful eyes ______ __ _ JE 4-8473

Doll __________ __ ____ ___ JE 6-6091said she dislikes the Beatles but she would like them if she were Scatter brained _________ JE 4-0628 16 Mrs_ Hartman said you asshy Hot tempered ___ _______ JE 6-0059

sume assumptions Loads of fun ___ ________ JE 4-1450 Intelligent ______________ JE 4-3956

Kathy McCray asked if Horace Cute flirt ____ ____ __ ___ __ JE 4-2067Greeley were a woman Mrs DeKinder showed her classes a headline Hair Dyes Have Made Girls Date HelpsMe Bald For Life In Latin I Linda Jackson remarked that Brushy Sharp car ______ _____ __ JE 4-6516 tus was nuts for kissing middotmiddotmiddot the Baby blue eyes ___ _____ JE 4-0407 ground instead of his mother Intelligent __ __ __________ JE 4-9600 Tommy Collins replied Yes but Likes to laugh _____ __ __ JE 4-0685 have you seen his mother All-American boy ______ JE 4-2346

Playboy ____ __ _________ JE 6-1064David Overstreet is not going Tall handsome __ _______ JE 4-8780to get married unless someone

asks him Mrs McDade is going The fifth hour journalism classto spank Mr_ Williams if he does

published this Issue of T I G E R not send in his absentee slip TALES under supervision of the

regular staff Hugh Sellers said you qualified for CO-EDITORS - Mary Leonard

Jackie B-randner the Us Air Force if you put one PAGE EDITORS - Mary Jane

Gatcbel Susan Luttrell Eddie Perryof their book covers on a book Pam Oviatt Kathleen Lester Karen

Mauldin Linda Richey Poldi HorshyGlenn Miller said he was a bedshy OSZ Sue Davis Branda Wyatt Joyce

nderson Cindy Calkinsbug

TIGER TALES STAFF

MANAGING EDITOR _ ___ __ __ ___ ____ ___ __ __ __ __ Nancy Herrick Sports Edtor _ ___ __ _____ _____ ____ ____ ___ __ ____ ____ Mike Harmon Photographer __ ______ ____ ___ __ ______ ___ ___ _____ ___ Mark Miller Page Editors ____ __ __ _____ __ __ Anne Pilling Ed Bucher Walter

Shaw David Meyer Reporters _ __ __ ____ linda Richey Cynthia Calkins Susan Luttrell

Sue Davis Joyce Anderson Mary Jane Gatchel Eddie Perry Donna Pinkerton Maridee Bailey Carolyn Long

Sponsor _____ ____ ____ ___ _______ ____ _____ ____ _ Mrs W L Childs

Member of the Oklahoma Interscholastic Press Association

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M arch 20 1964

Masters Believes Competing Helpful

By MARY JANE GATCHEL and

EDDIE PERRY The lessons I learned from the

competitiveness and discipline of athletics have been as valuable to me as tho se leamed in the classroom stated Norman High graduate Mr Gordon Masters secretary - manager of MastersshyMayflower Transfer and Storage Company

Mr MastelS tri-sport letterman for three years was president of the N club and Glee Club and member of Whos WhO student council and National and State Honor Societies

After majoring in accounting and participaUng actively in sports at Oklmoma Baptist Unishyversity he went into business with his father and is now engaged in operations and purohasing

Mr Masters is an active memshyber of the Trinity Baptist Chiurch and a loyal Tiger supportshyer

I am especially grateful conshycluded Mr Masters for the fine quality of education I receive at NHS The math English and lanshyguage departments were espedalshyly heLpful to me arid I advise all students to take full advant~ge of them

Junior Wins Trip

dent of Mrs Mable Ritzman won a trip to the United Nations and a day at the Worlds Fair

This was the third straight year that one of Mrs Ritzmans stushydents has won the contest Last year James Elder won and in 1962 Marty Nelson She also won the national contest

POWERS

YOUNG FASHIONS

new to early teens

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T I GE R TAL E S Page Three

Blustery Windsl Blowing Notesl

By SUSAN LUTTRELL

When Rodgers and HmnmelStein wrote about Oklahoma Where the wind comes sweecentng down the plains they werent kidding as every NHS student who has a class in the science wing knows

The gusty winds of spring and winter can have all sorts of undeshysirable effects during that seemshyingly endless walk (though a few run for it l Those passionate notes from your steady can get

MR GORDON MASTERS secretary-manager of Masters-Mayflower Transfer and Storage company checks his orders (photo by Mark Miller)

ABCS Senior Boys

A-brupt --------- Anthony Bowers B-old ----------- Marvin Daniels C-ute -- ------- ------- Ken Danner D-ubious ------------ David Herr E-ager ---------- Charles Keeling F-unny ------------ Jolm Lowsley G-reat -------------- Gordon Will

latin Students Hold Annual Club Dinner The Latin Club banquet was

held recently in the Lockett HOo tel

A pantomime of PYIamus and Thisbe directed by Patty Fowler was presented by Jon a t han

H-appy --- ---------- Rick Kersey Thayer Helen Thayer Cynthia l-cy ------------ ------ Jim Lack Coombes Kathleen Lester Rose J-olly ------------ Larry Berglan Mruy Thomas and Jane Reeves K-ooky ------------- Dean Craven Prizes for the best costumes L-over ------------ Quentin Remy were given to John Ward slave

Linda Dumas junior was I T-uff _____ _ Richard McWilliams

named first place winner of the U-nusuru --------- David Rennie annual United Nations speech con- V-exing ______ _____ Bob Reisinger test sponsored by lOOF Lodge W-ay out _______ __ ___ Cliff Stone

Linda a second year speech stu- X-ceptional ________ __ Paul Wright

M-eek -------------- Eugene Ray N-oisy ----- -------- Gary Corrotto O-rdinary ------- -- Gary McNabb P-erfection ---------- Jon Thayer Q-uality --------------- Bill Cook R-owdy -------------- Phil Pierce

S-ad -------------- Mike Scudder

Y-oung ___________ Gary Williams Z-ats all ~===========-

24 HOUR

Wrecker Service

L amp A Wheel amp Brake

Power Brake Service

Main amp 77 JE 4-1500

Listen to KNOR at 445 pm

1005 pm 11 00 pm for outstanding

athlete

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Barbara Wender citizen Ann Stinson senator and Pat Livingshyston best over-all

Members of the planning comshymittee were Susan Brandt Charshylotte Southerland Betsy Seigel Jane R and Nncy B~berll eevesu bullcw shy

Decoration committee was Ann Stinson Vivian Bell and Cindy Leaverton

blown right out of your hands most high schoolers tearfully watch them middotsailacross the school grounds some of the more loveshystruck run after them in hopes of recovery though they rarely run fast enOlUgh

The naroest hit however are the girls especially in this age of wrap-around (and equally unshywrappable) skirts And what beaushyty likes to see her hair which she spends 30 minutes on every mornshying blown apart in 30 seconds

This perennimiddotal situation seems hopeless doesnt it We co u I d build middota 50 foot brick wall around the grounds to stop that wind this might help But dont count on it =

Custom Picture Framing

DAVIS Paint amp Gift Store

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Helping out in the darkshy

room is Commercial Cutie Cindy Harper Cindy is a do - it - your - selfmiddoter so she wants to learn all about photography in order to be able to take pictures when she wants them

Maybe you have pictures you want taken but dont have the time or money to learn how to do it yourself Thats where we come in

So unless youre a proshyfessional photographer reshymember us the next time you need pictures takenshyiust g ive us a ring

The Finest in Photography

Page Four

12 DE Members Get State Ratings Twelve Norman students receivshy

ed ratings in a Distributive Edushycation contest held at the state convention the first week in March

Receiving superior were R ita Rudkin in jolb interviewing Charshylene Cox business vocabulary and Janie Stewart vocational notebook which was an outline of a vocational field

Five students scoring excellent were Patti Nolan on her chapters secretary book Far-rie You n g chapters treasury book J u n e Bra~ essay which was on lInpm-shytance of Distributive Education to Distribution Terry Kizer window dispLay test and Judy Harrell merchandising information

Winning good ratings were Lynshyda Beardslee in ad layout Roger Cooper store layout David Kent business mathematics and Sanshydra Polk distributive manual on cafeteria

Marilyn Kennedy Receives Award Marilyn Kennedy senior has

been selected March Student of the Month by the Norman Lions Club

She is a straight A student and a member of French Club Ginshygersnaps State and National Honshyor Societies She has been a memshyber of student council and science club

Marilyn plans to attend Oklahoshyma University after graduation and major in science

Be the Life Of the Party

Buy Your

Beatie Wig at

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T I G E R

Careers (Continued from Page 1)

Johnson Education and Related Fields shy

Grover Bratcher Kiwanian Miss Ruth Arnold Altrusan Mrs Pashytricia JohnSOll Jon Th~er Sandy TerhulleCommunications - Jack Patten Kiwanian Miss Mar y Stith Altrusan Mrs Nellie Ohilds N aney Herrick Ed Bucher Home amponomics and Related Fields shyKenneth J Poyner Kiwanian Miss Mary Warren Altrusan Miss Hope Wood Carol Taylor Cheryl Gates

Armed Forces Information shyPhil Kidd Jr Kiwanian Miss Betty Ross Altrusoo Mr Stanley Upchuroh ~vid Behrman Jim Daily Specialized Areas - John C Powell Kiwanian Mrs Maudshyine Holland and Mrs Lucilla Graham Altrusans Mr CIa r k McCaskill Judy Miller Gar y McNltlJbb

Fine Arts - Don R Symcox Kiwanian Mrs Marie Holland Altrusan Mrs Shirley Calkins Tommi Collins Betsy Seigel Government Service - Mrs Grace Gordon Altrusan Bill Stewart

Coorrnnators of the Planning meeting were Mr Earl Fisher chairman of Kiwanis Club vocashytional guidance committee Mrs Lydia Hill chairman of the vocashytional guidance committee for the Altrusansand the counselors Mrs Gatchel Miss Florence Peveshyhouse and Mr Homer Simmons

TAL E S

Juniors Present Spring Fashions Mary Ann OConnell 62 gradushy

ate and music major at the Unishyversity was guest commentator at the second annual junior style show She introduced the theme When Irish Eyes Are Smiling

Thirty Juniors Modeled Junior models were Susan Donshy

nell and Pat Griffith representshying Lows Laura Hill and Cindy Bow~by Low Campus Mar y Jane Gatchel and Vicki Raymond Harolds Jane Meyer and Patty Marshall Bonneys JltlJllice Neal and JoAnn Walko Penleys

Fifteen Stores PartiCipated Linda Sanders and Linda Gray

Petticoat Inn Mary Ann R e e d and Gloria ReidinLower Hales Jeannie Tullius and Shirley Tushyrna Hoovers Ellen Langston and Varonia Farabee H a r r y Katz Glenda Graves andStephanshyie Warren Peyton Marcus Jan Hopkins and Marilyn Mar tin Powers Lynn Reed and Bob Prickett Hales Campus Bill Bashyvinger and Don Farris McCalls James Hemphill and Bill Hethershyington Harolds Brent Livingshyston and Russ DU1Ul Penneys

JESS WALDEN CLEANERS

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RUSSELL SMITH STUDIO

bull LIFE LIKE PO R T R A ITS bull NATURAL

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S~pound Thrift amp Swift Drive In DRIVE-IN

Across from high school

Meaty Hamburgers 1Sc

Golden Cheeseburgers 19c

Milk Shakes 20c Dick Knudsen Mgr

March 20 1964

One-Act Drama To Go to State Members of the one-act play

Infanta won superior rating and qualified for state competishytion at the Edmond Speech middot Tourshynament

Gan Mathews was made an honshyorary member of the District One Act Play Cast for his performshyance of LeBossu a hlLlchedshyback dwarf The Membership Honor an Edmond contest tradishytion was awarded this year to 17 actors out of the 160 participating

Other memlbers of the Infanta cast were Judy Childress as Dorshythea Linda Dumas Infanta Oynshyth1a Calkins the Duchess and James Elder Lord Severe de Compaigne

Alumni News Sally Sue Almon 60 graduate

of Norman has been selected on the National College Board for Mademoiselle magazine She will report OU news to the magazine and be eligible to compete for one of 20 guest editors

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THE COllEGE MAN

March 20 1964 TIGER TALES Page Five

Screaming Fit Seniors Display and Pieces Puzzle Causes Hidden Talents By MARK MILLER

Double Trouble Becky Berry and Cherry Jay Well Hi there We almost ex- and taking action on suggestions Griffith emceed the Senior Talent peClted not to be back here again they receive They deserve a pat

By MARIDEE BAILEY Assembly recently in the auditori- after last time It seems someone on the back for the good job

Stupid ads Two hours Ive worked W~ do journalism I stushydents have to plan how ads go on the Tiger Tales pages Others do not know this is an art and that they are not thrown in a hit-orshymiss manner on the page

Imagine Mrs Childs just gives us 21 ads and tells us to fit them on four pages That wouldnt be so bad if we didnt have to follow rules Dont go up more than six inches dont have straight lines and make ads in step to the right dont place two of the same kind on a page

Ten pm Ill try again Why did that crazy dog have to

do that The kitchen floor is the only place in the house where I could spread aU the pages and ads around me How will I explain the muddy paw marks aClOSS the paper to Mrs Childs Would she believe me if I said the dog ran across them Of course not No one ever believes the truth

11 30 pm These ads just wont fit Its

impossible Mother I give up I will just take F on these ads What-move this one and that Why it works

I think there ought to be a law against people who can come in and make something like that work after I have been struggling with it for hours Further IJ1O[e I think the smart-aleck J IIs should struggle with ads someshytime

Happy Easter

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urn The girls trio Paula Powers

Margaret Langley and Laura Wil-Hams opened the show with a satirical song from West Side Story called I Feel Pretty

Two single acts which followed included John McReynolds playshying the guitar and singing Scotch and Soda and a fast Spanish numshybel Beverly Adkins sang I Enshyjoy Being a Girl from the mu- We expressed our htmlble views sical Flower Drum Song

Nona Gordon pantomjmed a cleaning woman working after hours at a night club

The Roaohes a take-off on Englands Beatles were Maria Kay Gill Cheryl Gates Becky Johnson and Ann Haddock A group 0If oddly shaped people in masks and costumes danced to the Roaches song I Want to Hold your Hand

The Big Grease and T h r e e Slicks a rock n roll band feashyturing Jim Lack Larry Berglan James Strickland and Larry Harshyral concluded the show Their last number Big Boss Man was dedioated to senior ponsors Mr Henry Reynolds Mrs Mike Smith Miss Nadine Runyan Mr Hershel Morris Mr Starlin Powshyell and Mrs Nadine Wiest

didnt agree with our remarks conshycerning the Bentles-or was it the prom-oh well someone didnt like something

- At least we learned people read

the paper before taking it home for the bird cage

shyAnd it is nice to hear how other

people feel on common subjects

I and practically ended up being thrown out of school

But its really not so bad if you

enjoy being called a fink

But dont get the idea our posishytion has budged an inch- we still want a Bermuda shorts day this spring

Well be the first to report that the you-know-what (cant p r in t the name anymore) are reading

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those suggestions in the sugshygestion box in the library I1he you-know-what loves the response the student ltbody is giving They say it shows an interest by the students in how the scihool is run

The Tiger Tales staff accidentshy

ally left two boys names out of an All State Orchestra s tor y recently We want to be sure to include everyone participating so on behalf of the staff we apoloshygize to Jim Price who plays the clarinet and Mike Crews who plays the French horn

Work Work Work The juniorshy

senior prom is just about through the planning stage After that we understand the real work beshygins But were not worried the junior class is quite capable - the best yet

--- -

Page Six TIGER TALES March 20 1964

Cagers Win Playoff Berth

Norman earned a berth in the state playoff trns weekend by dumping Henryetta at Dewar 47middot 31

The Tigers who are Boomer conference champs held only a two point lead at the end of the first quarter 11-9

Then led by Rick Kersey the Bengals took over and were never threatened

Henryetta used a full court press throughout the game but caused the Tigers no real pain as Bill Tankersley moved the b a II down court fur the Tigers

As a result of the loss Henryetshyta will return to regional battles while Norman skips regionals and will proceed into the state towney

Bill Cook ruled the boards with 11 rebounds as Norman won the battle of the boards 33-24

Rick Kersey led scorers wit h 22 points followed by Tankersley 7 Clark 6 Cook 4 Maggard 4 and McGee 2

Season Ends

Norman Wins Two Kersey Snaps Mark Norman cagers ran their season

record to 18-3 and Rick Kersey

Mumblings By Mike Harmon

Congratillations to Bud McDanshyiel for bringing NHS its first indishyvidual wrestling championsrnp

Arkansas flaSh Paul Blevins is a welcome addition to the Tiger track team The sophomore reshycently turned 97 in the 100 yw-d dash

Speaking of track the Tigers should be a state title contender with Blevins in the 100 and 220 yard dashes Quentin Remy in the high w-d low hurdles and the 880 and mile relay teams

Spring is here and a boys fanshycy turns to diamonds baseball dishyamonds that is Norman baseballshyers who have been working out will field a young team

The pitching staff should be strong because David Busby has been working with it Delmar Dean will be a main stay after

turning ina fine summer performshyance for the American Legion

Coach Bryan and the basketball team soouldbe congratulated for turning in a stellar performance An 18-3 regular season mark isnt bad for a team that wasnt selectshyed to win the conference

Speaking of spring sports how

Bud McDaniel Snares Crown At Tournament Norman placed eighth and

crowned its first State Champion at the recent State Wrestling Tournament at Stillwater

The Tigers qualified six boys for state Bob Prickett Dickie Dilks Jim Lack Bud McDaniel Clarena Powell and Tom White

In the state contest the Bengals managed three fourth places by Tom White Jim Lack and Dickie Dilks

Bud McDaniel new 157 pound state champion won his title by breaking Daymond McGaughey of John Marshall who had beaten Bud in the region finals

Heavily favored John Marshall of Oklahoma City repeated as State AA wrestling Champ

Blevmiddotlns Remy Lead T (j d V

0 n er Ictorles Sophomore Paul Blevins rocketshy

ed to a 97 clocking in the 100 yard dash and a 215 mark in the 220 to lead Norman to a 74-52-22 victory over Northwest and Hard-

about the school board authorizing ing the constructlon of ~~e good ten =m shy

nis courts and the hiring of a full time tennis coach Other schools have them

The girls tennis team has sevshyeral last years members to lead them

The golf team under Mr broke the school scormg record as Youngs direction should do well Norman edged Midwest City 44shy40 and Chiclmsha 40-35

Coach Chet Bry~ saw Nrshyman down by slxandi moved RiCk Kersey in at post The Tigers then cut the defiCit to two

At the opening of the third quarshyter Wilcox hit seven straight pOints and the Tigers were ahead the rest of the Midwest game

Chickasha used stall tacHcs but could not keep Kersey and the Tishygers from winning as Rick hit 22 points to break Denny Prices aU time scoring record of 1086 by 21 points

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Blevins a Hot Springs Arkanshysas transfer was joined in the

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and Coach Bert Corr who runs the steadily improving wrestling program looked back over this season and aheadmiddot to next year when AAA will be formed

Ii 0 d ltd U b ur ua mee recor WI e

hard to equal next year Mr Oorr said This was the best team weve had in four years

His Bengal grapplers posted an impressive 9-1 season record the best in school history including City and rugged Geary

Coach Corrs charges won he Duncan tournament and placed third and sixth respectively at the tough Midwest City and Geary tournaments

NOrn1an ranked eighth at t 11 e state tourney and took one individshyual championsrnp and t 11 r e e foulrths

We had hoped to do better in the state tournament said Mr Corr We have a good bunch of junior high students coming over

double winners circle by Quentin and with our returning lettermen Remy who won the low hurdles in we should do better in the state 198 and the highs in 151 tournament next year F==================================

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12 DE Members Get State Ratings Twelve Norman students receivshy

ed ratings in a Distributive Edushycation contest held at the state convention the first week in March

Receiving superior were R ita Rudkin in jolb interviewing Charshylene Cox business vocabulary and Janie Stewart vocational notebook which was an outline of a vocational field

Five students scoring excellent were Patti Nolan on her chapters secretary book Far-rie You n g chapters treasury book J u n e Bra~ essay which was on lInpm-shytance of Distributive Education to Distribution Terry Kizer window dispLay test and Judy Harrell merchandising information

Winning good ratings were Lynshyda Beardslee in ad layout Roger Cooper store layout David Kent business mathematics and Sanshydra Polk distributive manual on cafeteria

Marilyn Kennedy Receives Award Marilyn Kennedy senior has

been selected March Student of the Month by the Norman Lions Club

She is a straight A student and a member of French Club Ginshygersnaps State and National Honshyor Societies She has been a memshyber of student council and science club

Marilyn plans to attend Oklahoshyma University after graduation and major in science

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Grover Bratcher Kiwanian Miss Ruth Arnold Altrusan Mrs Pashytricia JohnSOll Jon Th~er Sandy TerhulleCommunications - Jack Patten Kiwanian Miss Mar y Stith Altrusan Mrs Nellie Ohilds N aney Herrick Ed Bucher Home amponomics and Related Fields shyKenneth J Poyner Kiwanian Miss Mary Warren Altrusan Miss Hope Wood Carol Taylor Cheryl Gates

Armed Forces Information shyPhil Kidd Jr Kiwanian Miss Betty Ross Altrusoo Mr Stanley Upchuroh ~vid Behrman Jim Daily Specialized Areas - John C Powell Kiwanian Mrs Maudshyine Holland and Mrs Lucilla Graham Altrusans Mr CIa r k McCaskill Judy Miller Gar y McNltlJbb

Fine Arts - Don R Symcox Kiwanian Mrs Marie Holland Altrusan Mrs Shirley Calkins Tommi Collins Betsy Seigel Government Service - Mrs Grace Gordon Altrusan Bill Stewart

Coorrnnators of the Planning meeting were Mr Earl Fisher chairman of Kiwanis Club vocashytional guidance committee Mrs Lydia Hill chairman of the vocashytional guidance committee for the Altrusansand the counselors Mrs Gatchel Miss Florence Peveshyhouse and Mr Homer Simmons

TAL E S

Juniors Present Spring Fashions Mary Ann OConnell 62 gradushy

ate and music major at the Unishyversity was guest commentator at the second annual junior style show She introduced the theme When Irish Eyes Are Smiling

Thirty Juniors Modeled Junior models were Susan Donshy

nell and Pat Griffith representshying Lows Laura Hill and Cindy Bow~by Low Campus Mar y Jane Gatchel and Vicki Raymond Harolds Jane Meyer and Patty Marshall Bonneys JltlJllice Neal and JoAnn Walko Penleys

Fifteen Stores PartiCipated Linda Sanders and Linda Gray

Petticoat Inn Mary Ann R e e d and Gloria ReidinLower Hales Jeannie Tullius and Shirley Tushyrna Hoovers Ellen Langston and Varonia Farabee H a r r y Katz Glenda Graves andStephanshyie Warren Peyton Marcus Jan Hopkins and Marilyn Mar tin Powers Lynn Reed and Bob Prickett Hales Campus Bill Bashyvinger and Don Farris McCalls James Hemphill and Bill Hethershyington Harolds Brent Livingshyston and Russ DU1Ul Penneys

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March 20 1964

One-Act Drama To Go to State Members of the one-act play

Infanta won superior rating and qualified for state competishytion at the Edmond Speech middot Tourshynament

Gan Mathews was made an honshyorary member of the District One Act Play Cast for his performshyance of LeBossu a hlLlchedshyback dwarf The Membership Honor an Edmond contest tradishytion was awarded this year to 17 actors out of the 160 participating

Other memlbers of the Infanta cast were Judy Childress as Dorshythea Linda Dumas Infanta Oynshyth1a Calkins the Duchess and James Elder Lord Severe de Compaigne

Alumni News Sally Sue Almon 60 graduate

of Norman has been selected on the National College Board for Mademoiselle magazine She will report OU news to the magazine and be eligible to compete for one of 20 guest editors

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March 20 1964 TIGER TALES Page Five

Screaming Fit Seniors Display and Pieces Puzzle Causes Hidden Talents By MARK MILLER

Double Trouble Becky Berry and Cherry Jay Well Hi there We almost ex- and taking action on suggestions Griffith emceed the Senior Talent peClted not to be back here again they receive They deserve a pat

By MARIDEE BAILEY Assembly recently in the auditori- after last time It seems someone on the back for the good job

Stupid ads Two hours Ive worked W~ do journalism I stushydents have to plan how ads go on the Tiger Tales pages Others do not know this is an art and that they are not thrown in a hit-orshymiss manner on the page

Imagine Mrs Childs just gives us 21 ads and tells us to fit them on four pages That wouldnt be so bad if we didnt have to follow rules Dont go up more than six inches dont have straight lines and make ads in step to the right dont place two of the same kind on a page

Ten pm Ill try again Why did that crazy dog have to

do that The kitchen floor is the only place in the house where I could spread aU the pages and ads around me How will I explain the muddy paw marks aClOSS the paper to Mrs Childs Would she believe me if I said the dog ran across them Of course not No one ever believes the truth

11 30 pm These ads just wont fit Its

impossible Mother I give up I will just take F on these ads What-move this one and that Why it works

I think there ought to be a law against people who can come in and make something like that work after I have been struggling with it for hours Further IJ1O[e I think the smart-aleck J IIs should struggle with ads someshytime

Happy Easter

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urn The girls trio Paula Powers

Margaret Langley and Laura Wil-Hams opened the show with a satirical song from West Side Story called I Feel Pretty

Two single acts which followed included John McReynolds playshying the guitar and singing Scotch and Soda and a fast Spanish numshybel Beverly Adkins sang I Enshyjoy Being a Girl from the mu- We expressed our htmlble views sical Flower Drum Song

Nona Gordon pantomjmed a cleaning woman working after hours at a night club

The Roaohes a take-off on Englands Beatles were Maria Kay Gill Cheryl Gates Becky Johnson and Ann Haddock A group 0If oddly shaped people in masks and costumes danced to the Roaches song I Want to Hold your Hand

The Big Grease and T h r e e Slicks a rock n roll band feashyturing Jim Lack Larry Berglan James Strickland and Larry Harshyral concluded the show Their last number Big Boss Man was dedioated to senior ponsors Mr Henry Reynolds Mrs Mike Smith Miss Nadine Runyan Mr Hershel Morris Mr Starlin Powshyell and Mrs Nadine Wiest

didnt agree with our remarks conshycerning the Bentles-or was it the prom-oh well someone didnt like something

- At least we learned people read

the paper before taking it home for the bird cage

shyAnd it is nice to hear how other

people feel on common subjects

I and practically ended up being thrown out of school

But its really not so bad if you

enjoy being called a fink

But dont get the idea our posishytion has budged an inch- we still want a Bermuda shorts day this spring

Well be the first to report that the you-know-what (cant p r in t the name anymore) are reading

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those suggestions in the sugshygestion box in the library I1he you-know-what loves the response the student ltbody is giving They say it shows an interest by the students in how the scihool is run

The Tiger Tales staff accidentshy

ally left two boys names out of an All State Orchestra s tor y recently We want to be sure to include everyone participating so on behalf of the staff we apoloshygize to Jim Price who plays the clarinet and Mike Crews who plays the French horn

Work Work Work The juniorshy

senior prom is just about through the planning stage After that we understand the real work beshygins But were not worried the junior class is quite capable - the best yet

--- -

Page Six TIGER TALES March 20 1964

Cagers Win Playoff Berth

Norman earned a berth in the state playoff trns weekend by dumping Henryetta at Dewar 47middot 31

The Tigers who are Boomer conference champs held only a two point lead at the end of the first quarter 11-9

Then led by Rick Kersey the Bengals took over and were never threatened

Henryetta used a full court press throughout the game but caused the Tigers no real pain as Bill Tankersley moved the b a II down court fur the Tigers

As a result of the loss Henryetshyta will return to regional battles while Norman skips regionals and will proceed into the state towney

Bill Cook ruled the boards with 11 rebounds as Norman won the battle of the boards 33-24

Rick Kersey led scorers wit h 22 points followed by Tankersley 7 Clark 6 Cook 4 Maggard 4 and McGee 2

Season Ends

Norman Wins Two Kersey Snaps Mark Norman cagers ran their season

record to 18-3 and Rick Kersey

Mumblings By Mike Harmon

Congratillations to Bud McDanshyiel for bringing NHS its first indishyvidual wrestling championsrnp

Arkansas flaSh Paul Blevins is a welcome addition to the Tiger track team The sophomore reshycently turned 97 in the 100 yw-d dash

Speaking of track the Tigers should be a state title contender with Blevins in the 100 and 220 yard dashes Quentin Remy in the high w-d low hurdles and the 880 and mile relay teams

Spring is here and a boys fanshycy turns to diamonds baseball dishyamonds that is Norman baseballshyers who have been working out will field a young team

The pitching staff should be strong because David Busby has been working with it Delmar Dean will be a main stay after

turning ina fine summer performshyance for the American Legion

Coach Bryan and the basketball team soouldbe congratulated for turning in a stellar performance An 18-3 regular season mark isnt bad for a team that wasnt selectshyed to win the conference

Speaking of spring sports how

Bud McDaniel Snares Crown At Tournament Norman placed eighth and

crowned its first State Champion at the recent State Wrestling Tournament at Stillwater

The Tigers qualified six boys for state Bob Prickett Dickie Dilks Jim Lack Bud McDaniel Clarena Powell and Tom White

In the state contest the Bengals managed three fourth places by Tom White Jim Lack and Dickie Dilks

Bud McDaniel new 157 pound state champion won his title by breaking Daymond McGaughey of John Marshall who had beaten Bud in the region finals

Heavily favored John Marshall of Oklahoma City repeated as State AA wrestling Champ

Blevmiddotlns Remy Lead T (j d V

0 n er Ictorles Sophomore Paul Blevins rocketshy

ed to a 97 clocking in the 100 yard dash and a 215 mark in the 220 to lead Norman to a 74-52-22 victory over Northwest and Hard-

about the school board authorizing ing the constructlon of ~~e good ten =m shy

nis courts and the hiring of a full time tennis coach Other schools have them

The girls tennis team has sevshyeral last years members to lead them

The golf team under Mr broke the school scormg record as Youngs direction should do well Norman edged Midwest City 44shy40 and Chiclmsha 40-35

Coach Chet Bry~ saw Nrshyman down by slxandi moved RiCk Kersey in at post The Tigers then cut the defiCit to two

At the opening of the third quarshyter Wilcox hit seven straight pOints and the Tigers were ahead the rest of the Midwest game

Chickasha used stall tacHcs but could not keep Kersey and the Tishygers from winning as Rick hit 22 points to break Denny Prices aU time scoring record of 1086 by 21 points

Top final ratings for Class AA are Northwest Classen 1 Norman 2 and Midwest 3

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ed out a fine wrestling squad at West Junior High this year

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Blevins a Hot Springs Arkanshysas transfer was joined in the

Corr Forecasts Good 165 Season Wrestling is over for this year

and Coach Bert Corr who runs the steadily improving wrestling program looked back over this season and aheadmiddot to next year when AAA will be formed

Ii 0 d ltd U b ur ua mee recor WI e

hard to equal next year Mr Oorr said This was the best team weve had in four years

His Bengal grapplers posted an impressive 9-1 season record the best in school history including City and rugged Geary

Coach Corrs charges won he Duncan tournament and placed third and sixth respectively at the tough Midwest City and Geary tournaments

NOrn1an ranked eighth at t 11 e state tourney and took one individshyual championsrnp and t 11 r e e foulrths

We had hoped to do better in the state tournament said Mr Corr We have a good bunch of junior high students coming over

double winners circle by Quentin and with our returning lettermen Remy who won the low hurdles in we should do better in the state 198 and the highs in 151 tournament next year F==================================

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Congratulations to

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March 20 1964 TIGER TALES Page Five

Screaming Fit Seniors Display and Pieces Puzzle Causes Hidden Talents By MARK MILLER

Double Trouble Becky Berry and Cherry Jay Well Hi there We almost ex- and taking action on suggestions Griffith emceed the Senior Talent peClted not to be back here again they receive They deserve a pat

By MARIDEE BAILEY Assembly recently in the auditori- after last time It seems someone on the back for the good job

Stupid ads Two hours Ive worked W~ do journalism I stushydents have to plan how ads go on the Tiger Tales pages Others do not know this is an art and that they are not thrown in a hit-orshymiss manner on the page

Imagine Mrs Childs just gives us 21 ads and tells us to fit them on four pages That wouldnt be so bad if we didnt have to follow rules Dont go up more than six inches dont have straight lines and make ads in step to the right dont place two of the same kind on a page

Ten pm Ill try again Why did that crazy dog have to

do that The kitchen floor is the only place in the house where I could spread aU the pages and ads around me How will I explain the muddy paw marks aClOSS the paper to Mrs Childs Would she believe me if I said the dog ran across them Of course not No one ever believes the truth

11 30 pm These ads just wont fit Its

impossible Mother I give up I will just take F on these ads What-move this one and that Why it works

I think there ought to be a law against people who can come in and make something like that work after I have been struggling with it for hours Further IJ1O[e I think the smart-aleck J IIs should struggle with ads someshytime

Happy Easter

Tigers

TAYLORDRUG is

Headquarters

for

Easter gifts candies

cards

urn The girls trio Paula Powers

Margaret Langley and Laura Wil-Hams opened the show with a satirical song from West Side Story called I Feel Pretty

Two single acts which followed included John McReynolds playshying the guitar and singing Scotch and Soda and a fast Spanish numshybel Beverly Adkins sang I Enshyjoy Being a Girl from the mu- We expressed our htmlble views sical Flower Drum Song

Nona Gordon pantomjmed a cleaning woman working after hours at a night club

The Roaohes a take-off on Englands Beatles were Maria Kay Gill Cheryl Gates Becky Johnson and Ann Haddock A group 0If oddly shaped people in masks and costumes danced to the Roaches song I Want to Hold your Hand

The Big Grease and T h r e e Slicks a rock n roll band feashyturing Jim Lack Larry Berglan James Strickland and Larry Harshyral concluded the show Their last number Big Boss Man was dedioated to senior ponsors Mr Henry Reynolds Mrs Mike Smith Miss Nadine Runyan Mr Hershel Morris Mr Starlin Powshyell and Mrs Nadine Wiest

didnt agree with our remarks conshycerning the Bentles-or was it the prom-oh well someone didnt like something

- At least we learned people read

the paper before taking it home for the bird cage

shyAnd it is nice to hear how other

people feel on common subjects

I and practically ended up being thrown out of school

But its really not so bad if you

enjoy being called a fink

But dont get the idea our posishytion has budged an inch- we still want a Bermuda shorts day this spring

Well be the first to report that the you-know-what (cant p r in t the name anymore) are reading

Go To SmiHys Robinson and Flood

Stop For IIJumbo Burgers COOKED TO ORDER

WITH

RICHARDSON ROOTBEER SERVED IN FROSTED MUGS

OLD FASHIONED ICE CREAM-SERVED IN DISH OR DOUBLE CONE

$

BOWL The Family Sport

Sooner Lanes 550 24th Ave JE 6-1155

By the way keep on putting

those suggestions in the sugshygestion box in the library I1he you-know-what loves the response the student ltbody is giving They say it shows an interest by the students in how the scihool is run

The Tiger Tales staff accidentshy

ally left two boys names out of an All State Orchestra s tor y recently We want to be sure to include everyone participating so on behalf of the staff we apoloshygize to Jim Price who plays the clarinet and Mike Crews who plays the French horn

Work Work Work The juniorshy

senior prom is just about through the planning stage After that we understand the real work beshygins But were not worried the junior class is quite capable - the best yet

--- -

Page Six TIGER TALES March 20 1964

Cagers Win Playoff Berth

Norman earned a berth in the state playoff trns weekend by dumping Henryetta at Dewar 47middot 31

The Tigers who are Boomer conference champs held only a two point lead at the end of the first quarter 11-9

Then led by Rick Kersey the Bengals took over and were never threatened

Henryetta used a full court press throughout the game but caused the Tigers no real pain as Bill Tankersley moved the b a II down court fur the Tigers

As a result of the loss Henryetshyta will return to regional battles while Norman skips regionals and will proceed into the state towney

Bill Cook ruled the boards with 11 rebounds as Norman won the battle of the boards 33-24

Rick Kersey led scorers wit h 22 points followed by Tankersley 7 Clark 6 Cook 4 Maggard 4 and McGee 2

Season Ends

Norman Wins Two Kersey Snaps Mark Norman cagers ran their season

record to 18-3 and Rick Kersey

Mumblings By Mike Harmon

Congratillations to Bud McDanshyiel for bringing NHS its first indishyvidual wrestling championsrnp

Arkansas flaSh Paul Blevins is a welcome addition to the Tiger track team The sophomore reshycently turned 97 in the 100 yw-d dash

Speaking of track the Tigers should be a state title contender with Blevins in the 100 and 220 yard dashes Quentin Remy in the high w-d low hurdles and the 880 and mile relay teams

Spring is here and a boys fanshycy turns to diamonds baseball dishyamonds that is Norman baseballshyers who have been working out will field a young team

The pitching staff should be strong because David Busby has been working with it Delmar Dean will be a main stay after

turning ina fine summer performshyance for the American Legion

Coach Bryan and the basketball team soouldbe congratulated for turning in a stellar performance An 18-3 regular season mark isnt bad for a team that wasnt selectshyed to win the conference

Speaking of spring sports how

Bud McDaniel Snares Crown At Tournament Norman placed eighth and

crowned its first State Champion at the recent State Wrestling Tournament at Stillwater

The Tigers qualified six boys for state Bob Prickett Dickie Dilks Jim Lack Bud McDaniel Clarena Powell and Tom White

In the state contest the Bengals managed three fourth places by Tom White Jim Lack and Dickie Dilks

Bud McDaniel new 157 pound state champion won his title by breaking Daymond McGaughey of John Marshall who had beaten Bud in the region finals

Heavily favored John Marshall of Oklahoma City repeated as State AA wrestling Champ

Blevmiddotlns Remy Lead T (j d V

0 n er Ictorles Sophomore Paul Blevins rocketshy

ed to a 97 clocking in the 100 yard dash and a 215 mark in the 220 to lead Norman to a 74-52-22 victory over Northwest and Hard-

about the school board authorizing ing the constructlon of ~~e good ten =m shy

nis courts and the hiring of a full time tennis coach Other schools have them

The girls tennis team has sevshyeral last years members to lead them

The golf team under Mr broke the school scormg record as Youngs direction should do well Norman edged Midwest City 44shy40 and Chiclmsha 40-35

Coach Chet Bry~ saw Nrshyman down by slxandi moved RiCk Kersey in at post The Tigers then cut the defiCit to two

At the opening of the third quarshyter Wilcox hit seven straight pOints and the Tigers were ahead the rest of the Midwest game

Chickasha used stall tacHcs but could not keep Kersey and the Tishygers from winning as Rick hit 22 points to break Denny Prices aU time scoring record of 1086 by 21 points

Top final ratings for Class AA are Northwest Classen 1 Norman 2 and Midwest 3

Courtesy

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hard to equal next year Mr Oorr said This was the best team weve had in four years

His Bengal grapplers posted an impressive 9-1 season record the best in school history including City and rugged Geary

Coach Corrs charges won he Duncan tournament and placed third and sixth respectively at the tough Midwest City and Geary tournaments

NOrn1an ranked eighth at t 11 e state tourney and took one individshyual championsrnp and t 11 r e e foulrths

We had hoped to do better in the state tournament said Mr Corr We have a good bunch of junior high students coming over

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Page Six TIGER TALES March 20 1964

Cagers Win Playoff Berth

Norman earned a berth in the state playoff trns weekend by dumping Henryetta at Dewar 47middot 31

The Tigers who are Boomer conference champs held only a two point lead at the end of the first quarter 11-9

Then led by Rick Kersey the Bengals took over and were never threatened

Henryetta used a full court press throughout the game but caused the Tigers no real pain as Bill Tankersley moved the b a II down court fur the Tigers

As a result of the loss Henryetshyta will return to regional battles while Norman skips regionals and will proceed into the state towney

Bill Cook ruled the boards with 11 rebounds as Norman won the battle of the boards 33-24

Rick Kersey led scorers wit h 22 points followed by Tankersley 7 Clark 6 Cook 4 Maggard 4 and McGee 2

Season Ends

Norman Wins Two Kersey Snaps Mark Norman cagers ran their season

record to 18-3 and Rick Kersey

Mumblings By Mike Harmon

Congratillations to Bud McDanshyiel for bringing NHS its first indishyvidual wrestling championsrnp

Arkansas flaSh Paul Blevins is a welcome addition to the Tiger track team The sophomore reshycently turned 97 in the 100 yw-d dash

Speaking of track the Tigers should be a state title contender with Blevins in the 100 and 220 yard dashes Quentin Remy in the high w-d low hurdles and the 880 and mile relay teams

Spring is here and a boys fanshycy turns to diamonds baseball dishyamonds that is Norman baseballshyers who have been working out will field a young team

The pitching staff should be strong because David Busby has been working with it Delmar Dean will be a main stay after

turning ina fine summer performshyance for the American Legion

Coach Bryan and the basketball team soouldbe congratulated for turning in a stellar performance An 18-3 regular season mark isnt bad for a team that wasnt selectshyed to win the conference

Speaking of spring sports how

Bud McDaniel Snares Crown At Tournament Norman placed eighth and

crowned its first State Champion at the recent State Wrestling Tournament at Stillwater

The Tigers qualified six boys for state Bob Prickett Dickie Dilks Jim Lack Bud McDaniel Clarena Powell and Tom White

In the state contest the Bengals managed three fourth places by Tom White Jim Lack and Dickie Dilks

Bud McDaniel new 157 pound state champion won his title by breaking Daymond McGaughey of John Marshall who had beaten Bud in the region finals

Heavily favored John Marshall of Oklahoma City repeated as State AA wrestling Champ

Blevmiddotlns Remy Lead T (j d V

0 n er Ictorles Sophomore Paul Blevins rocketshy

ed to a 97 clocking in the 100 yard dash and a 215 mark in the 220 to lead Norman to a 74-52-22 victory over Northwest and Hard-

about the school board authorizing ing the constructlon of ~~e good ten =m shy

nis courts and the hiring of a full time tennis coach Other schools have them

The girls tennis team has sevshyeral last years members to lead them

The golf team under Mr broke the school scormg record as Youngs direction should do well Norman edged Midwest City 44shy40 and Chiclmsha 40-35

Coach Chet Bry~ saw Nrshyman down by slxandi moved RiCk Kersey in at post The Tigers then cut the defiCit to two

At the opening of the third quarshyter Wilcox hit seven straight pOints and the Tigers were ahead the rest of the Midwest game

Chickasha used stall tacHcs but could not keep Kersey and the Tishygers from winning as Rick hit 22 points to break Denny Prices aU time scoring record of 1086 by 21 points

Top final ratings for Class AA are Northwest Classen 1 Norman 2 and Midwest 3

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Blevins a Hot Springs Arkanshysas transfer was joined in the

Corr Forecasts Good 165 Season Wrestling is over for this year

and Coach Bert Corr who runs the steadily improving wrestling program looked back over this season and aheadmiddot to next year when AAA will be formed

Ii 0 d ltd U b ur ua mee recor WI e

hard to equal next year Mr Oorr said This was the best team weve had in four years

His Bengal grapplers posted an impressive 9-1 season record the best in school history including City and rugged Geary

Coach Corrs charges won he Duncan tournament and placed third and sixth respectively at the tough Midwest City and Geary tournaments

NOrn1an ranked eighth at t 11 e state tourney and took one individshyual championsrnp and t 11 r e e foulrths

We had hoped to do better in the state tournament said Mr Corr We have a good bunch of junior high students coming over

double winners circle by Quentin and with our returning lettermen Remy who won the low hurdles in we should do better in the state 198 and the highs in 151 tournament next year F==================================

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