Dale High School - Pirate Yearbook (Dale, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1967 volume:

1 TREASURE CHEST 1967 Dale School Dale, Oklahoma Foreword An annual recalls many things. As we progress through four years of high school we gain countless memories—of classes, games, activities, and impromptu get-togethers. At the close of each year we remember again these experiences that are, for us, high school. We look back and see the images of our years as The Pirates”. We review with mixed feelings the happenings which help form our character. Through academics, our knowl- edge is increased; through athletics, our mental outlook is widened; through association with our classmates, our understanding and ap- preciation of others and their talents is extended. Our high school years have proven themselves to be outstand- ing facton in realizing our place in society. Co-operation among mankind will prove to be the greatest instrument of peace and undentanding. Let us take the knowledge we have acquired and use it to the fullest extent that we may pave the way to greater undentanding in future generations. 2 A d m in ist ra t ion 6 Faculty......................9 Seniors.....................13 Juniors.....................20 Sophomores..................24 Junior High.................26 Contents Elementary...................30 Activities...................37 Organizations................45 Athletics....................55 Favorites....................67 Valedictorian................76 Graduation...................30 Advertising..................84 3 Yearbook Staff MR. ROBERT POWELL Advisor Every play must have a script. The leading lady must have long lines, the leading man must have plenty of feminine followers. We have set ourselves to the task of writing the script for your 1966-67 year at Dale. We worked when youplayed, we had nightmares when you had pleasant dreams, we had nervous breakdowns when you had only spring fever. If we cut your lines, forgive us. No doubt it was done when blood-red eyes blocked our visions and tomorrow’s deadline fogged our brain. Signed, THE STAFF Advisor - — — • Editor - — - - - Business Manager - Classes Editor - - - Organizations Editor Athletics Editor - - Mr. Robert Powell -----Connie Bly Cindy Daugherty - - Linda Kliewer ' Peggy Steward -------Mike Hill 4 In Memoriam RICKY BLASSINGAME To every thing there is a season, and a time to every purpose under heaven; A time to be born and a time to die; A time to weep, and a time to laugh; A time to mourn, and a time to rejoice. Ecclesiastes 3;1...4 ADMINISTRATION Dale School Board R. D. HOLD RIDGE CLARENCE BUGG Clerk W. R. LACKEY President Vice President J. J. LONG ROY GENTRY Member Member Every first Monday night, and more frequently if problems arise, the school board members meet with Superintendent O. T. Beck to solve the complex prob- lems of managing Dale School. Much credit and many thanks go to our School Board for all the fine work they do. The five member board administers school funds and serves as a governing body for the administration. The board iselectedfrom and by the residents of the district. Much unnoticed hard work goes into the functioning of this group of citizens. Su peri n ten dent O. T. BECK This year. Mr. O. T. Beck is completing his thirtieth year in the educational field, seventeen of which he has served in the capacity of superintendent. This is his second year as superintendent at Dale. Mr. Beck gained his B.A. Degree from Southeastern State College and his Masters Degree from Tulsa University. In addition to his administrative and teaching duties this year, he is coaching the grade girls basketball team. Principal J. D. JACKSON Mr. J. D. Jackson is completing his thirteenth year at Dale and his third as prin- cipal. He assists Mr. Beck in solving the many problems that arise in the daily routine of our school. He received his B.S. Degree from Central State College and his Masters Degree from Oklahoma University. When not at- tending to matters in the front office, he can be found teaching in the Science room. He is sponsoring the eighth grade class and the 4-H Club. 8 AiinDVd To Encourage ODIE M. BURROUGH Teaches Jt. High Math, Science, and Social Studies B.S. Southeastern State Sponsors Seventh Grade 1 year at Dale MRS. CAROLYN CHANCELLOR Teaches Vocational Home Ec. Sponsors F.H. A. Club and Sophomore Class B.S. University of Okla. 2 years at Dale OWEN COMPTON Teaches Sixth Grade Sponsors Grade Boys 4-H Club B.A. Okla. Baptist University 2 years at Dale MRS. JANICE GOSS Teaches Fifth Grade Sponsors Grade Girls 4-H Club B.S. Okla. Baptist University 3 1 2 years at Dale HAROLD JONES Teaches Drivers Education and History Athletic Coach for High School and Jr. High B.S. - M.T. East Central State 2 years at Dale 10 Students' Progress MRS. LORETA MILES Teaches Fourth Grade B.A. Okla. Baptist University 2 years at Dale MRS. BARBARA PETREE Teaches First Grade B.A. Okla. Baptist University 4 years at Dale MRS. PAULINE KELTNER Teaches Business Education Sponsors Junior Class and Journalism Club B.S. East Central State 10 years at Dale ROBERT W. POWELL Teaches Mathematics and Science Yearbook Advisor Sponsors Junior Class and Science Club B.S. Okla. University 2 years at Dale MRS. KAREN REESE Teaches Music and 7th-8th Grade Spelling Sponsors Freshman Class and Music Club B.M.E. Okla. State University 1 year at Dale II MRS. DORTHY W. ROWLETT Teaches English Sponsors Senior Class and Pep Club B.A. -B.S. Okla. Baptist University M.E. West Texas State University 1 year at Dale IRVIN SCHMIDT Teaches Vocational Agriculture B.S. Okla. State University Sponsors Senior Class and F.F.A. Club 9 years at Dale MRS. ROSE SCHUMACHER Teaches Third Grade B.S. Central State College 4 years at Dale MRS. ANITA THOMPSON Teaches Second Grade B.S. East Central State 2 years at Dale Order and simplification are the first steps toward mastery of a subject--the actual enemy is the un- known. Thomas Mann CLASSES Seniors °f 196 7 Leading Senior Class activities are Cindy Daugherty, Presi- dent; Connie Bly, Vice-Pres.; Peggy Steward, Sec. -Treas.; Terry Peltier and Linda Kliewer, Reporters. BAGGETT, ROCKY BARNARD, CLYDE BLASSINGAME, DONNIE F.F.A. Club, 4 yrs. F.F.A. Club, 4 yrs. F.F.A. Club, 4 yrs. 4-H Club, 4 yrs. County 4-H Club Reporter Junior Play, 1965-66 BLY, CONNIE Student Council Rep. 2 yr. F.H.A. President, 1 yr. Cheerleader, 2 yrs. Science Club, Sec. BONE, NANCY (BRYCE) Jr. Play cast 1965-66 F.H.A. Club, 3 yrs. Basketball, 4 yrs. Letterman's Club, 2 yrs. CARTER, RONALD Student Council Representative, 1 yr. 14 COX, JANICE (ROBERTS) F.H. A. Club, 4 yrs. Jr. Play Cast, 65-66 Glee Club, 3 yrs. Basketball, 1 yr. CRAWFORD, GARY F.F.A. Club, 3 yrs. Science Club, 2 yrs. Sgt. at Arms Science Club, Yr. book Staff DAUGHERTY, CINDY Science Club Pres. Basketball, 3 yrs. Student Council Sec. Letterman's Club Reporter DOWDY, GARY F.F.A. Club, 4 yrs. Jr. Play cast, 65-66 Science Club, 2 yrs. Farm Mechanics FRITSCHE, BECKY F.H.A. Club, 4 yrs. Pep Club, 4 yrs. Glee Club, 2 yrs. 4-H Club, 1 yr. HAMPTON, GARY Yearbook Staff Baseball, Basketball 3 yrs. Junior Play cast 65-66 15 HILL, MIKE Student Council President F.F.A. Club Pres. 65-66 Sophomore Class Pres. 64-65 Baseball, Basketball, 3 yrs. KLIEWER, LINDA Basketball, 4 yrs. F.H.A., 3 yrs. Jr. Play cast, 65-66 Letterman's Club, Sec. LEE, MIKE F.F.A., 4 yrs. LONG, PAULETTE Basketball, 3 yrs. F.H.A. Club, 3 yrs. Letterman’s Club, 2 yrs. Junior Play cast, 65-66 MAKASEAH, YVONNE Basketball, 3 yrs. F.H.A. Club, 4 yrs. Letterman's Club School Paper MORGAN, LARRY MOSIER, CAROL (SMITH) F.H.A. Club, 4 yrs. 4-H Club, 2 yrs. Pep Club, 4 yrs. Glee Club, 4 yrs. PELTIER, TERRY Yearbook Staff Science Club, 3 yrs. Pep Club, Sgt. at Arms Sr. Class Reporter 16 Seniors ’67 PHILLIPS, PEGGY F.H. A. Club, 3 yrs. Pep Club 4-H Club Senior sponsors, Mrs. Rowlett and Mr. Schmidt, check Christmas card sale project. RAMSEY, BOBBY F.F.A., 3 yrs. Jr. Play cast 65-66 Farm Mechanics, 1 yr. REED, DOROTHY Basketball, 4 yrs. F.H.A. Club, 4 yrs. F.H.A. Vice-Pres. School Paper RIEDEL. NANCY F.H.A. Club Basketball, 2 yrs. Pep Club Jr. Play cast 65-66 RODRIQUEZ, FELIPE SCHLICHT, SHELL1E Pep Club Transfer from Shawnee Jr. Play Cast 65-66 Soph. Class Sec. Seniors SMITH, FREDDY F.F.A. Club, 4 yrs. Basketball, 3 yrs. Student Council Reporter Letterman's Club Pres. SNYDER, JOYCE F.H.A, Club, 4 yrs. Pep Club, 4 yrs. Jr. Play cast 65-66 4-H Club, 2 yrs. SPOON. ELAINE F. H. A. Club, 2 yrs. Pep Club, 2 yrs. Sec, Treas. Glee Club, 2 yrs. Music Club, 2 yrs. STACEY, KATHY F.H.A. Club, 2 yrs., Songleader Pep Club, 2 yrs. Glee Club, 2 yrs. Music Club, 2 yrs. This Page Sponsored by MARQUISE STUDIO Enid, Oklahoma 18 1967 STEWARD, PEGGY F.H.A. Club Jr. Play cast 65-66 4-H Club, 3 yrs. Jr. Class Pres. 65-66 WAHPEPAH, RUTH Basketball, 2 yrs. F.H.A. Club, 4 yrs. Pep Club, 4 yrs. School Paper SPONSOR • SPONSOR Mrs. Dorothy Rowlett Mr. Irvin Schmidt 19 ADAIR, ANNE Science Club, 1 yr. Transfer from Dallas Pep Club, 3 yrs. French Club, 3 yrs. F.T.A., 1 yr. ALEXANDER, CHARLES F.F.A. Club 3 yrs. Seniors COOK, LEDA F.H. A. Club, 3 yrs. Jr. Play cast F.F.A. Sweetheart Science Club - Reporter DAUGHERTY, NINA Science Club, 2 yrs. Pep Club, 3 yrs. 4-H Club, 2 yrs. Basketball Manager EVANS, VIDA Jr. Play cast Class Reporter 20 FRANKLIN, ROSANNE Cheerleader F.H.A. Club, Sec. Jr. Play cast Science Club GBLET, SHERYL Pep Club, Pres. Cheerleader, 2 yrs. F.H.A. Club, Treas. Jr. Play cast HAWK, LARRY F.F.A. Club, 3 yrs. Jr. Play cast HOOVER, DUSTY Jr. Play cast Jr. Class Report. Pep Club Science Club HOWE, DEAN Student Council, Vice President Student Council Rep., 2 yrs. Jr. Play cast Baseball, Basketball KELTNER, KEITH Baseball, Basketball Jr. Play cast F.F.A. Club Science Club Junior Class officers are Leonard Ramsey, Vice- Pres.; Nina Dau ierty, Sec. -Treas.; Dean Howe, President; Vida Evans and Dusty Hoover, Reporters. LITTLE, BETTY (ROBERTS) F.H.A. Club Pep Club Jr. Play cast Junior magazine sales progress checked by sponsors, Mr. Powell and Mrs. Keltner. McCOY, MARTHA Jr. Play cast Cheerleader Pep Club Science Club MAY, DANNY F.F.A. Club, 3 yrs. Vice-Pres., 65-66 Baseball, Basketball Jr. Play cast Science Club 22 PORTER, STEVE RAMSEY, LEONARD Basketball, baseball, 2 yts. Science Club It. Play cast Student Council SLATE, GARY Basketball, 3 yts. Baseball, 3 yrs. F.F.A. Club, 3 yrs. Science Club, Vice-President SMITH, NANCY Basketball, 3 yrs. F.H.A. Club, 3 yrs. Jr. Play cast Letterman's Club STEVENS, BENNY Baseball Basketball Letterman's Club WOOD. JOHNNY Baseball, Basket- ball manager F.F.A. Club 3 yrs. Jr. Play cast Letterman’s Club SPONSOR SPONSOR Mrs. Pauline Keltner Mr. Robert W. Powell 23 Looking over plans for the year are: Jan Howe - Vice President Blain Graybeal - Reporter David Tyler - President Eileen Halbert - Reporter Marsha Cochrane - Secretary-Treasurer Sophomore Diane Burkhart Denise Carret Marsha Cochrane Ronald Dawkins Blaine Graybeal Eileen Halbert Mitchell Hill Pat Hoelker Jan Howe 24 Class SPONSOR Mrs. Carolyn Chancellor Paul Jones Cecil Kernell Debbie Kinnamon Joe Kunze Charles Lasley Lorna Lee Linda Littlehead Doyle Mosier Jo Ann Reding Jimmy Roberts Patsy Steward Vicki Taylor Gary Thompson Lloyd Thompson David Tyler 25 Reporter Mike Smith checks over notes with Phyllis Gambrell, Reporter; Roellen Gentry, President; Marsha Peltier, Secretary-Treas- er; and Shirley Bryan, Vice President; Freshman Mel Black Rick Brewer Shirley Bryan Darla Bryce Brenda Deer Paul Delaware Emily Sue Ellison Phyllis Gambrell Lawanna Gay 26 Donna Hall Gail Hash Nina Jones Jerry Kinnamon Jerry Meshqekennock Billy Paige Robert Payne Marsha Peltier Frankie Poole Robert Ross Mike Smith Sandy Stewart 27 8th Grade President --- --------------- ... judy Bugg SPONSOR Vice-Pres. ------ - Debbie Hendershot Mr. J. D. Jackson Sec. -Treas.--------------- - - Robert Sims Reporter------------------- -Scott Steward Kenny Alexander Eli Creek Debbie Hendershot Vera Kinnamon Darlene Poole Sherry Spicer Fred Bransford Peggy Dillon Linda Hill Kendall Lee Ricky Ramsey Mike Steward Terry Brown Tony Evans Vernon Hill John Metcalf Barbara Roberts Scon Steward Judy Bugg Paula Gentry Pamela Hurst Steve Parrish Robert Sims Donna Thomas Richard Caner Kathleen Graybeal Diane Jensen Betty Payne Dale Smith Larry Torin Paul Clayton George Halbert Jimmy Kinnamon Tanya Peltier Jeanie Snyder Becky Vaughan SPONSOR Mr. Odie Burrough Jerry Blassingame Richard Carter Dora Graham Danny Likens Loyd Steward Linda Brown Greg Cox Steve Hash Danny Montgomery Steve Taylor Judy Brown Romona Cuppawhe Ken Kalies Patrica Mosier Eddie Walker Terry Bryan Pamela Bryce Lynn Elliott Vicki Fredman Bobby Kingery Barbara Kinnamon Sheryl Ralston Marsha Young Rhonda Carter Kay Gentry Mike Kinnamon 29 Elementary 6th Grade Cal Barnard Kathie Bact Sheila Belitz Susan Blassingame David Brewer Judy Brunk Deen Carter Debbie Daugherty Judy Deer Rhonda Grimmett Connie Hall Craig Hash Tim Howe Janie Johnson Stephanie Johnson Cherita Landrum Victor Lee John Parrish Janice Payne Ted Reid P Terry Steward Dennis Thompson Merry Tyler Terry Tyler TEACHER Mrs. Janice Goss 5th Grade Carol Carter Roy Chandler Theresa Fredman Rhonda Gentry Kenneth Graham Ray Grimmett John Hall Terry Harrell Phil Johnson Kevin Kalies J anelle Lee Lela Lucy Jimmy Mayo Mark Pritchard Evelyn Rinker Kathy Roberts Paula Schmidt Curtis Stanford Robbie Thrasher Kevin Tyler 31 Mrs. Beacham Miles Randy Batt David Brunk Glenda Bryan Bobby Cox Steve Cox Orphie Creek 4th Grade Jimmy Davis Lyle Fanning Charlotte Graham Judy Hall £ I Bobby Holland W k Kevin Johnson a-', David Loman Michael Monday • Debra Montgomery Sharon Newell Vera Payne Kenneth Ralston Lisa Ross Paul Rosser John Rosser Robert Russell Melody Schmidt Stacy Steward Barbara Taylor Teresa Thrasher Darla Thomas Donna Thompson Marilyn Young 3rd Grade Mrs. Rose Schumaher ft Billy Baldwin Carolyn Bernard Larry Blassingame Elise Brown Sherry Bryce Karen Carter Mike Cox Brenda Davis George Deer Monte Dixson Richard Hampton Elga Harrell Connie Hendershot David Hurst Karen Kalies Jonathan Karnes David Ketchum Ricky Landrum David Lucy Phillip Moiser Jtr Gary Newton Mildred Payne Don Poole Jana Robertson Diane Smith Karen Smith Mark Snyder Robert Spicer Marty Stacy Jeannette Steward Stanley Stiles Debra Taylor Earnest Taylor Mary Jean Young ■ 33 Kathy Bernard Gary Fanning Nancy Franklin Donna Gibson Lloyd Grimmett Diane Hendershot Gay Ketchum Carla Lee Mark Long Leta Miles Martha Newell Grady Newton Walter Payne Tommy Parrish Garold Ralston Dian Reding Carrie Rinker Alice Rosser Donna Russell Cozay Snyder Dana Spicer David Thompson Micheal Thrasher Tamara Tyler Kent Wirth Anita Wood Scott Wyrick Danny Young Monica Young Tammy Baldwin Chester Barnard Kenneth Bryan Nancy Brunk Kelly Glen Carter Barbara Cox Eunice Creek Ronald Deer Terri Flew alien Melvin Graham Dean Harrell Donna Hendershot Kurt Kalies Shelle Smith Mary Taylor Mark Thrasher Jack Williams Linda Wirth 35 Grades Provide Varied Activities Mrs. Miles’ class has reading session. Little Angels Terri Flewallen and Donna The ghosts and goblins are out in force. Hendershot prepare for Christmas program. 36 ACTIVITIES STAFF: Peggy Steward, Terry Peltier, Cindy Daugherty, Gary Hampton, Connie Bly, Mike Hill, Linda Kliewer, Gary Crawford, and Paulette Long. ( ABOVE ) Sponsor Mr. Powell and Cindy Daugh- erty balance the ad section. 38 Editor Connie Bly and Business Manager Cindy Daugherty dis- cuss plans. oooooooooeo ©ooooooooe© Kathy Stacey and Mrs. Keltner, sponsor, check a fresh copy of The Breeze. ” Newspaper Staff Janice Cox and Blaine Spoon watch as Editor Carol Mosier types copy for next edition. Dorothy Reed, Yvonne Makaseah, Kathy Stacey, Janice Cox, Elaine Spoon, Rush Wahpepah and Carol 40 Mosier with Mrs. Keltner, sponsor. School Employees LUNCHROOM PERSONNEL SECRETARY Mrs. Iva Mae Roberts 1 year Mrs. Jack Williams - 1 year Mrs. Charlie Black - 8 years Mrs. H. E. Bryce - 2 years Mrs. Newt Lomas - 3 years BUS DRIVERS RILEY EARNEST DALE NEWT MIKE COX STEWARD COCHRANE LOMAN ROOKER 15 years 8 years 3 years 3 years 1 year The above drivers have accident-free records while employed by Dale. CUSTODIANS H. O. THOMPSON 20 years JESS COZ.ART 24 years 41 Sophomores Take Big Step September 29, 1966 (Black Thursday to some) was the day of sophomore Initiation. The girls wore sweatshirts, reversed coveralls, and combat boots, while the boys wore mini-skirts, blouses, and makeup. Some lucky ones even got to wear high heels. All in all, the sophomore class was good sports and was treated to a coke break after the Talent Assembly . Two of the Girls” get Goodies from Leonard Ramsey. Jan Howe has a free Shampoo' It isn't that hot, is it Eileen? What Goodies” lie ahead for Paul? 42 Junior Play 1966-67 Everybody's Crazy” Come clean, or I'll send you off to jail. ” 43 PAULETTE LONG NINA DAUGHERTY Oklahoma Honor Society of 1966-67 ■ ■ NANCY BONE CINDY DAUGHERTY 44 DEAN HOWE EILEEN HALBERT DAVID TYLER ORGANIZATIONS Student Council President - Mike Hill; Vice President - Dean Howe; Sec-tres. - Cindy Daugherty; Reporter - Freddy Smith Group discusses project. Club's annual project - Christmas Tree ( ABOVE ) officers; Secretary - Connie Bly Vice President - Gary Slate Treasurer - Nancy Smith President - Cindy Daugherty Reporter - Leda Cook Librarian - David Tyler Sgt. at Arms - Gary Crawford Dr. Branch, visiting Scientist. SPONSOR - Mr. Robert Powell Science Club Members 47 Leading the FHA Club this year are: Kathy Stacy - Song Leader Dorthy Reed - Vice-President Peggy Steward - Parliamentarian Shirley Bryan - Project Chairman Paulette Long - President Roellen Gentry - Program Chairman Sheryl Giblet - Treasurer Leda Cook - Devotional Leader Rosanne Franklin - Secretary « 48 Anyone for ice cubes? F F A Club Joe Kunze and David Tyler welding. OFFICERS: Danny May - Secretary David Tyler - Parliamentarian Joe Kunze - Vice President Carl Barnard - Reporter Clyde Barnard - President Jimmy Roberts - Historian Johnny Wood - Treasurer Edgar Riedel - Chaplain Donnie Blassingame - Sentinel Sponsored by MR. IRVIN SCHMIDT 49 Junior and Senior 4-H SPONSOR Mr. J. D. Jackson 50 ' OFFICERS: Shirley Bryan - Secretary-Treasurer Clyde Barnard - Vice President Barbara Kinnamon - Assistant Song Leader Joe Kunze - President Roellen Gentry - Reporter Scott Steward - Reporter Paula Gentry - Song Leader Grade Girls 4-H 51 SPONSORED by Mr. Owen Compton Pep Club SPONSOR - Mrs. Dorothy Rowlette 52 CHEERMISTRESS - Sheryl Giblet CHEERLEADER: Rosanne Franklin Leaders Promote This page sponsored by BLUNCK STUDIO Clinton, Oklahoma Letterman s Club Lettermen examine Honor Jackets and Sweaters. Decorating for Homecoming Coronation are the officers: Linda Kliewer - Secretary-Treasurer Paulette Long - Vice President Freddy Smith - President Cindy Daugherty - Reporter 54 SPONSOR - Coach Harold Jones Boys Basketball rrA ” Team Boys lied for North Pottawatomie County Conference Title, Pottawatomie County Tourna- ment Runners-up and Consolation winners of McLoud Invitational Tournament. Boys Basketball rfB” Team 56 B” boys were runners-up in the Harjo Pottawatomie County B Tournament. Boys Receive New If armups GARY HAMPTON Senior Guard MIKE HILL Senior Forward FREDDY SMITH Senior Forward Coach Jones shows new warmups to some of the ballplayers. 57 Girls Have Victorious Season The Girls won the North Pottawatomie Conference Title and Runner-up in McLoud Invitational Tourna- ment. This page sponsored by ' WAGON WHEEL SCHOOL McLoud, Oklahoma Nina Daugherty, David Tyler and Johnny Wood When a shot is taken, or point scored, these people are responsible to see that they are recorded. two points, SWAN LAKE?? No. It's Basketball Girls Provide Action Cindy D. and Angie Burleson battle for re- bound as Yvonne M. and Linda K. antic- ipate outcome. Quit holding hands with the players Referee 59 County Basketball Tourney Runnerup Trophy BOYS Season Records GIRLS Pirates------62 Tryon ------ 52 Pirates------68 Wellston - - - - - 66 Pirates - — 57 Meeker - — - —66 Pirates - - - 50 Harjo ------ 48 Pirates------42 Byng - -- -- --59 • Pirates - - - 56 Macomb - — - - 55 Pirates - - - 60 Wellston ----- 93 Pirates - - - 48 (T) Luther ------ 62 Pirates - - - 60 (T) Tecumseh--49 Pirates------65 (T) Jones-------------- - - -63 Pirates------48 Meeker - — - - -91 • Pirates----47 Earlsboro ----- 46 • Pirates — - 52 Bethel ------ 43 Pirates - - - 66 Tryon ------ 45 Pirates - - - 62 McLoud ----- 63 Pirates - - - 56 (T) Shawnee B - - -54 Pirates - - - 42 (T) Maud ------ 49 • Pirates----50 Macomb ----- 57 • Pirates - - - 44 Tecumseh - - - - 57 • Pirates - - - 55 Earlsboro - — - 59 Pirates - - - 44 McLoud ----- 45 •Pirates - - - 53 Tecumseh------49 • Pirates - — 62 Bethel - - - - - 41 Pirates - - - - 66 Tryon ------ -12 Pirates - — - 40 Wellston ----- 54 Pirates - - - - 50 Meeker ----- 52 Pirates — - - 53 Harjo — ------------36 Pirates - - - - 29 Byng -44 • Pirates - - - - 49 Macomb — - — 32 Pirates - - - - 65 Wellston - - - - -72 Pirates - - - - 47 (T) Jones ------ -44 Pirates - — - 36 (T) McLoud -------------29 Pirates - - - - 53 (T) Choctaw ----- 67 Pirates - - - - 40 Meeker ----- 42 • Pirates------50 Earlsboro - - - - -37 • Pirates - - —45 Bethel - ----- 53 Pirates - - - - 52 Tryon ------ 28 Pirates - - - - 34 McLoud ----- 38 Pirates - - - - 53 (T) Maud ------ 65 • Pirates - - - -44 Macomb - - - - 34 • Pirates - - - - 52 Tecumseh - - - - 36 • Pirates - - - - 47 Earlsboro — - - 33 Pirates - - - -46 McLoud - - - - -37 • Pirates - - - - 41 Tecumseh - - - -30 • Pirates - - - - 40 Bethel ------ 36 60 Conference (T) Tournament Grade Girls Basketball HHHHf Girls 100 lb.Basketball COACH - Mr. O. T. Beck Slate dunks for two points in County Tournament This page sponsored by HILL SHAMROCK STATION and GROCERY 62 Ramsey’s shot blocked in County Tournament play A jump ball in the making A Boys help Mitch Hill line up trophies for team picture. Page sponsored by WAGON WHEEL SCHOOL McLoud, Oklahoma Now for a hot shower 63 Junior High Cheerleaders Pam Bryce, Rhonda Carter, Barbara Kinnamon, Nancy Stubbs Grade Boys Basketball Team 65 COACH - Mr. Odie Burrough v Pitchers Leonard Ramsey and Gary Slate discuss pitching grip. High School Baseball Slate cuts loose a fast ball. 11Jf? ' ▼ - — y'T— - J _i -■ . t S4S m y t ■� - Ss - - COACH: Harold Jones 66 wzzw Zv iv� ASir h mL tIta-v!-: A-VX- Z'.' AMVAWKfc J§$? A:««W tr f, y ZktAt.Tf.yj n vG VW sw rr.' v r-j -. JMf £v YJk¥ T % i flfSSww y M l $2'AX7 FAVORITES Yearbook King and Queen — High School TERRY PELTIER LINDA KLIEWER 68 Yearbook Kings and Queens JUNIOR HIGH Marsha Peltier and Mike Smith JUNIOR HIGH Barbara Roberts and Robert Sims 69 ELEMENTARY Kevin Kalies and Rhonda Gentry F.F.A. Sweethearts and F.H.A. Beau Beau FREDDY SMITH Sweetheart 67 Sweetheart 66 70 PATSY STEWARD LEDA COOK 967 High School Basketball Royalty ATTENDANT ATTENDANT Leda Cook Vicki Taylor 71 Basketball Royalty — 1966 CINDY DAUGHERTY MIKE HILL Carnival King and Queen — High School Junior High Carnival King and Queen STEVE PARRISH - LINDA HILL Grade Carnival King and Queen ROY CHANDLER - CAROL CARTER 75 CONNIE BLY Valedictorian and Co-Salutatorian Honors The top honor of Valedictorian this year goes to Connie Bly, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rhoper A. Bly Jr., who reside at Route 1 Shawnee. Connie has attended Dale since the be- ginning of elementary grades. During her high school years, she has been active in Pep Club, F.H.A., Science Club, Student Council, Dramatic Club, and State Honor Society. Her election to the following offices proves her responsibleness: cheerleader. sophomore and junior years; Science Club sec- retary, senior year., Student Council represent- ative, sophomore and senior years; classsecre- tary, junior year; and class vice president, senior year. Also her senior year she was appointed editor of the 66-67 yearbook. Because of her outstanding scholastic rec- ord, she was named top scholar for both her freshman and sophomore years. Connie’s plans are to attend Central State College and work off a major in mathematics. CINDY DAUGHERTY Paulette Long, daughter of Mr. and Mis. J. J. Long, shares the honored place of Saluta- torian with Cindy Daugherty. Paulette has attended Dale since the sec- ond semester of her eighth year and has been among the outstanding scholars of her class. During the past four years, she has partici- pated in basketball, held membership in the F.H.A., Dramatic Club, Letter men’s Club, and Oklahoma Honor Society. Among the outstanding honors bestowed on her during these years was her election as bas- ketball queen of the Dale Pirates, and presi- dent of the F.H.A. Club. Co-Salutatorian, Cindy Daugherty is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Daugherty of Wagon Wheel School Route 1 McLoud. Cindy has attended Dale since her first year of school. Throughout her high school years, Cindy has played basketball and has been active in the 4-H Club, Pep Club. Lettermen’s Club, Dramatic Club, and the State Honor Society. During her senior year. Cindy was elected by her classmates to the offices of: class president, secretary of Student Council, presi- dent of the XHM (Science Club), and reporter for the Lettermen’s Club. Also Cindy was appointed Business Manager of the yearbook and was crowned 66-67 Carnival Queen. Cindy plans to attend OCU and major in psychology and education. . Jr JPlT L it i 77 PAULETTE LONG aledictorian Valedictorian Salutatorian CAROL ROBERTS WINELLEN HALBERT SHIRLEY STUBBS 1966 78 Year In Review 1OOOQOOO' oooo; Shorthand and typing classes learn court- room and reporting procedures. Juniors and Seniors have pictures taken for yearbook. Juniors chose school ring to re- place class ring on left. Mr. Powell registers for yearbook staff at Taylor Publishing work shop. 79 Approaches Do Y ou Remember ?? Top Ad Salesmen 83 This page is dedicated to these students who helped sell ads for this yearbook. Thanks go to Leda Cook. Mike Hill, Nancy Smith, Danny May, and Sheryl Giblet. ADVERTISERS J. O. MAY’S GROCERY, STATION AND COIN OPERATED LAUNDRY 6 Miles West of Shawnee on Lake Road BRoadway 3-3172 Shawnee, Oklahoma WE WELCOME YOUR ACCOUNT at the IKE D. BARRETT INSURANCE AGENCY McLoud, Oklahoma BUD BARRETT - ED ELSWORTH YOrktown 4-3363 DEPOSITS INSURED BY 86 FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION BUCK ROOKER OIL COMPANY DEPENDABLE SERVICE AT LOW COST Me Loud, Oklahoma Yorktown 4-3321 87 MONEY SPENT IN YOUR COMMUNITY HELPS BUILD YOUR COMMUNITY CONNIE STUBBS GROCERY (on old Highway 270) BRoadway 3-5074 Route 1 Shawnee BOB’S CLEANERS CASH CARRY SAVE WE GIVE S H GREEN STAMPS BRoadway 3-3200 230 North Broadway Street JACK AND RITA HATHCOCK Shawnee Managers ACME QUALITY PAINTS COMPLETE LINE OF GIFTS A LARGE SELECTION OF WALLPAPER - SUPPLIES and PICTURES ANTIQUING KITS PICTURE FRAMING 5 East Main BRoadway 3-2424 Shawnee, Oklahoma FREE DELIVERY SICKROOM NEEDS CENTRAL DRUG • THE PRESCRIPTION STORE 1 East Main Street BRoadway 3-0494 Shawnee DOYLE PETERS OWNER DALE GROCERY AND MARKET U.S. POST OFFICE Dale, Oklahoma YOrktown 4-3423 90 CONGRATULATIONS DALE SCHOOL YOUR BIO ONE-STOP COMPLETE TRADING CENTER Me Loud Oklahoma We Aim to Please YOU With courteous, qualified and efficient service CAMPUS DRUG 2311 West Kickapoo BRoadway 3-6250 91 CINDERELLA MOTOR HOTEL BRoadway 3-7010 Area Code 405 92 623 Kickapoo Spur Shawnee CLAYTON AND HAZEL JONES Owners Coin Operated Dry Cleaners - Pressers 1102 East Independence Shawnee 30 washers 7 dryers BRoadway 3-9777 HIGHLANDER MATAG LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS 1 laundry , FURNITURE DISCOUNT PIANOS, FURNITURE, APPLIANCES, T.V. STEREOS 317 East Main Shawnee, BRoadway 3-9502 Oklahoma CHARLES SALON OF BEAUTY TOWN TALK CAFES Grand Cafe . .. Bob Wide Awake 1 . . . George City Cafe . . . Jack Wide Awake 2 . . . Bonnie For Insurance of Every Kind See NED PARRY of PARRY INSURANCE COMPANY 1500 North Kickapoo BRoadway 3-2141 PRATT FOODS Friendly Courteous Service and Quality Merchandise 811 East Main Shawnee BRANNON’S UNITED SUPERS Everyday low discount prices Open 24 hours for your shopping convenience BRoadway 3-4555 CHARLES IVEY, Manager 95 Compliments of SHAWNEE NEW CAR DEALERS ASSOCIATION MODERN MOTORS, INC. WAYNE BLAND FORD, INC. PATTERSON MOTOR COMPANY WERRELL - LOWE OLDSMOBILE BOB BRACKEEN BUICK ELMER JERRETT PONTIAC NORTON CHEVROLET - CADILLAC COMPANY BAPTIST HARDWARE Home of Sporting Goods 211 East Main Street Shawnee, Oklahoma Broadway 3-7100 ALLEN LUMBER AND HARDWARE CENTER BEFORE YOU BUY, GIVE ALLEN A TRY BODARD AND MANN CONVENTIONAL and FHA LOANS DRILLING COMPANY 313 -315 Masonic Building Shawnee 202 South Union Office Phone BRoadway 3-7300 Box 398 DON BODARD Shawnee BRoadway 5-0000 HOBSON MANN. PErshing 7-3366 96 NRG FUELS CORPORATION Propane HD5 Propane Tanks Leased 24 - Hour Service Units Radio Dispatched Tecumseh, Oklahoma Phone: Days 598-2128; Nite 598-2833 JIM PAUL SCHOOL OF DANCE Ballet, Tap, Jazz Ballroom 126 West Mac Arthur Shawnee SULLIVAN WHOLESALE Friendly Service BRoadway 3-3637 Shawnee AL’S GARAGE Specializing in Motor Tune-up BRoadway 3-1530 Shawnee CLYDE’S “66” Service Tires - Batteries - Accessories Lubrication and Oil Change Mechanical Repairs 1125 N. Kickapoo Shawnee, Oklahoma For Men Only CONTINENTAL BARBER SHOP 2204-A North Kickapoo BRoadway Also Featuring Hair styling and Coloring 97 SHIMMY - JIMMY Floyd Cook Construction General Contracting Specialist Shop In Route 1 BRoadway 3-4927 FRAME STRAIGHTENING Shawnee WHEEL BALANCE rt a tp n r a i itva pi mm irr WHEEL ALIGNMENT STATE BEAUTY SUPPLIES SOLD TO LICENSED OPERATORS JIM BRINK AND OWNERS BRoadway 3-7551 204 East Highland 601 East Main Shawnee Oklahoma ARTS CAFE BUFORD WHITE LUMBER COMPANY 114 South Beard Pittsburg Paints AT THE SIGN OF THE BIG HAMMER 24-Hour Service BRoadway 3-0321 TOM JONES BOB SHADIX 501 East 10th Street Managers Shawnee Oklahoma BAZEMORE AUTOMOTIVE SPERRY’S SHAWNEE'S LARGEST INDEPENDENT JEWELER Machine Shop Service Dependable Service TELEPHONE BRoadway 3-3834 BRoadway 3-4724 506 East Main Shawnee BRoadway 3-5298 108 East Main Shawnee, Oklahoma Member - American Gem Society 98 McKEE LUMBER COMPANY 123 North Minnesota Shawnee BRoadway 5-1090 TOP VALUE STAMPS on All Retail Sales JOHNSON FLOOR COVERING Finest Quality Carpet and Linoleum at REASONABLE PRICES If we don't have it; You can't find it. 202 East Main BR 3-8302 Shawnee ROY BLACK AUTO SERVICE General Auto Repair Bear Wheel Alignment 901 East Main Street BRoadway 3-4553 Shawnee CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS from LISLE DRUG HAMBURGER KING FAMOUS FOR HAMBURGERS 322 East Main Street BRoadway 3-9668 JAY’S DRIVE-IN Boosters of Good Basketball Dale always has the BEST GOOD LUCK and CONGRATULATIONS on your past two seasons BOB BUZZARD’S VICKER PRODUCTS Junction 1-40 and Highway 270 THE LAMPLIGHTER Steaks, Chicken, Seafood DINE IN OUR GLOW ROOM BRoadway 3-1757 3201 North Harrison Shawnee 99 ROBINSON ROBOWASH Drive-in and get your car washed while you RELAX WASH $. 50 WASH and WAX $. 75 West Main and Louisa Shawnee BUNTE’S PHILLIPS 66 SERVICE STATION 101 West MacArthur Shawnee Oklahoma LINDY’S BEAUTY SALON We specialize in BLEACHING - WIG-STYLING 403 North Beard Shawnee TATE McGEE TYPEWRITER SERVICE TYPEWRITERS - ADDING MACHINE - 224 North Broadway BRoadway 3-6023 Shawnee Sales - Service - Rentals MANKIN TEXACO WRECKER SERVICE AND MINOR TUNE-UPS Intersection of Highways 270 and 3 BRoadway 3-9645 Shawnee HOUSE OF FLOWERS ESPECIALLY DESIGNED FOR YOU FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Shawnee BRoadway 3-1852 McLoud Enterprise-411 Owner 2301 North Kickapoo ANNA McKINLEY Shawnee CONTINENTAL SECURITY LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Edd Tabb and Elgin Rayborn Associates State Manager 2400 N. W. 23rd JAckson 8-2761 JAckson 8-2761 Oklahoma City BLAINE’S DRESS SHOP Blaines Exclusive Feminine Apparel MAYBELLE BLAINE Owner 104 East Main Shawnee 100 KELLER SEED STORE Bulk Feed - Feed - Fertilizer 120 South Philadelphia Street Shawnee BUSINESS MACHINES OF SHAWNEE UNDERWOOD OLIVETTI TYPEWRITERS - ADDING MACHINES CALCULATORS 111 North Union BRoadway 3-7755 Shawnee Discover the Joy of TOTAL ELECTRIC LIVING CANADIAN VALLEY ELECTRIC CO-OP CECIL NEELY Seminole Manager P. O. Box 751 EVergreen 2-3680 Area Code 405 COMPLIMENTS OF COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY 127 South Bell BRoadway 3-0377 Shawnee thing gO better,! .-with Coke MURL HARDESTY GROCERY AND STATION South Beard Street BRoadway 3-7295 Shawnee McLOUD CLEANERS McLOUD T. J. HILL OWNER CITY MARKET FRESH MEATS AND VEGETABLES Where your dollar goes further BRoadway 3-5527 425 East Main Shawnee Bill and Mona Cleek BRoadway 3-0439 B M CYCLE SALES Authorized Dealers HONDA - TRIUMPH - BSA 702 East Main Shawnee 101 ROBBINS AND SONS BUTANE AND PROPANE 201 East Main Shawnee Box 614 BRoadway 3-2758 Shawnee HALE’S BARBER SHOP SHAWNEE GLASS COMPANY 8 East Main 302 East Highland LEONARD HALE WILLIAM YOUNG Owner Manager JEAN'S LAKESIDE BEAUTY SALON SHAWNEE READY-MIX 1 mile West of May's Grocery LONNIE ROBERTS Phone BRoadway 3-3567 Route 4 Shawnee Manager 200 South Beard Street JEAN VANDERSLICE Shawnee Owner BRoadway 3-0995 Live a Little ft) ENJOY DAIRY QUEEN BISON LUMBER AND SUPPLY AL DEEM, Manager 822 North Kickapoo Everything to Build Anything 208 North Minnesota Street Shawnee f£fj BRoadway 5-0112 Shawnee 102 PIRATE BOOSTERS Senior Class Junior Class Sophomore Class Freshman Class Akins Service Station Lloyd's Sundries Ardens Dress Shop Mary's Beauty Shop Bird's Department Store McRee Grocery Browns Fabrics PDQ Store Dairy Boy Perry and McGee Daylight Donut Shop Polly Shade Factory Fayes Beauty Shop Rhoder Furniture Finley's Dry Cleaners Ethel Slate Beauty Shop Grand Cafe Shawnee Motor Supply Greene's Swope's Shamrock Service Dr. Thomas S. Henry Varner's Variety YOU ARE ALWAYS SURE TO WHEN YOU SEND FLOWERS BROASTED CHICKEN Chicken cooked in 7 minutes. Eat with us or take it home. Lunches and family GRAVES FLORAL COMPANY style dinners. A Wonderland of Flowers and Gifts 1525 North Broadway BRoadway 3-0777 30 West McArthur BRoadway 3-9727 A W ROOT BEER DRIVE IN featuring the BURGER FAMILY 2122 North Kickapoo The DALE Treasure Chest takes this opportunity to thank the people who helped make this yearbook possible, our Advertisers. BRoadway 5-1158 103 Autographs TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY K _ � 7 . - - :■. ■ f ■� ; � % % t A V.--VV ■ • a — flft • % • v 4$i V; • •rv ■ ’