Chouteau High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Chouteau, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1973 volume:

TUB WILDCAT PubQfohed by THE SENIOR CLACQ 4 1972 Ckoui Zw f-figh Qckoob D fcoatZow DORIS LAUTERBACH We the 1973 Graduating Class of the Chouteau-Mazie Schools take pride in dedicating the 1973 WILDCAT to Mrs. Lauterbach. She is a living example of perpetual youth. Faculty and students alike regard with respect this one who represents the spirit of vitality which founded and sustains these schools. Many years of teaching have given her a boundless interest in people, especially students. Many of the students who were recipients of her enthusiasm and perserverance have attained academic honors. Remembering her students with pride, she beams with their every accomplishment, and when they come back to visit her, she greats them with joyful anticipation. The publication of this yearbook has required the co-operation of our sponsor, faculty, students, staff, and those who have contributed their support through advertisements. We wish to thank you who have helped us. It is our sincere hope and desire that you, will enjoy and appreciate the 1973 Wildcat as much as we have enjoyed the privilege of preparing it for you. WILDCAT YEARBOOK STAFF EDITORS: Marsha Patterson Deloris Nave ADMINISTRATION Tenderly now let all men turn to the earth Nancy Newhall Mr. and Mrs. Earp, Dennis and Mike Seniors, may I encourage you to put forth a great effort to pursue your varied careers. Each one of you will go in separate directions to gain the occupation that will provide a happy livelihood for you. The one thing in life you must remember - there will be many hours of happiness, but you will also be confronted with some disappointments. This is part of the great American way of life, and your destinies will be determined by how you accept each and every one of these disappointments. The faculty of the Chouteau-Mazie schools have done their best to develop those talents which the good Lord has bestowed upon you. Nothing nicer could come a teacher's way than for you to have a happy and successful life. Their hearts are the happiest when you remember they were a part of your life and you come by to say hello. May I say thanks to all the parents of the community for helping provide a good school for the boys and girls of this area. Each year your interest and support will be needed to have a good school. May the Lord bless you for your untiring efforts. Now I say goodbye until we meet again in the unforseeable future. 6 Dear Seniors: I would like to wish each of you all the success your capabilities will allow; and then a good portion of luck to help you achieve your fondest dreams. Wisdom is needed to distinguish between capabilities and dreams, but remember to set your goals or dreams high enough that you will not become disheartened if it becomes necessary to settle for a little less. 7 Settlor XmL JuMd u High R £ui£tj MACK EARP Superintendent CLARA FAYE BOWLING School Secretary ROY BUTLER Junior High Principal Math CLAYTON ENDICOTT High School Principal Science MYRTLE SMITH Business Education 8 BILL WEAVER English RtCuJ0£y TOM JONES Football Coach Girl's Basketball Drivers Education DALE VAUGHT History Boy's Basketball RUBY JAGGARS English Speech BowuL Oh Bdujc ttito LEFT ROW: Member: A1 Little Clerk; Robert Goble Supt.: Mack Earp RIGHT ROW: V. Pres.: Wayne Chidester Member: Tom Coblentz Pres.: Pat Grossman P.T.O. CARNIVAL CHAIRMEN Betty Dooley, Karen Grossman Joan Sellers, Penny Martin SENIORS l ime is but the stream I go a-fishing in. I drink at it; but while I drink I see the sandy bottom and detect how shallow it is. Its thin current slides away, but eternity remains. David Thoreau ROBIN GOBLE MARSHA PATTERSON Otodcw fCuig AmL Ou ew QtodVu C MS OUfiCM Pres.: Robin Goble, V. Pres.: Carol Wishard Sec.-Treas.: Deloris Nave, Rep.: Barry Jantz 15 Qv. And Ou cWi Sponsor: RUBY JAGGARS Sponsor; BILL WEAVER Dear Seniors: Dear Seniors: Congratulations! May you be very successful and happy. It is my wish that your training here will serve you well in the future, and that your mem-ories of Chouteau School will be pleasant ones. You have been a very enjoyable class. In the final analysis you should not measure your success by what you have accomplished, but by what you should have accomplished with your ability. Dear Classmates: Through the school years we have taken many different paths. We've made new friends and lost some of the old ones. Now we’re ready to embark on a new road, but with the help of the Annual Staff we will be able to recall our school years with pleasure. Class Pres.: ROBIN GOBLE DORIS JEAN GENTRY ROBIN LYN GOBLE CHARLES DeVv'AYNE HARDIN BARRY WAYNE JANTZ 19 VICKI MARIE HACAR DEBRA JUNE COWAN LUNDQUIST SPENCER WALLACE MILLER DAVID ALAN MOORE GLENN DAVID McGUIRE HAROLD DWAYNE JONES 21 22 23 1 2 3. 5 4. 1. Susan Anders 2. Cindy Brannon 3. Charles Coblentz 4. Cheryl Cole 5. Debbie Cowan 6. Danny Crisp 7. Janet Davis 8. Sharon Diacon 9. Judy Dyches 10. Debbie Fennell 11. Doris Gentry 12. Robin Goble 13. Vicki Hagar 14. Barry Jantz 15. Dwayne Jones 24 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 1. Glenn McGuire 2. Spencer Miller 3. David Moore 4. Bill Morgan 5. Deloris Nave 6. Gary Nave 7. Marsha Patterson 8. Janie Pettyjohn 9. Lovetta Falling Phipps 10. Linda Skinner 11. Loyd Smith 12. Benny Splawn 13. Dave Steddum 14. Linda Perryman Taylor 15. Kathy Wassom 16. Carol Wishard 12. 13. 25 26 JUNIORS What is the value of solitude? — of peace, of light, of silence? What is the cost of freedom? Nancy Newhall m PRESIDENT: Donnie Bendure VICE-PRESIDENT: LaRita Albrecht SECRETARY: Debra Slinkard TREASURER: Karen McIntosh R-OyctCfcj KING: Vernon McCaslin QUEEN: Becky Moore 28 Junior hvA WIuaJLuicL Albrecht, LaRita Almendarez, Angela Bark, Debbie Bell, Randy Bendure, Donnie Bowling, Connie Brannon, Steve Bridges, Cody Burdick, David Butler, Susan Crow, Cheryl DeGraff, Eddie Doyle, Darrell Dunn, Bimbo Dyches, Russell Flint, David •Foreman, Debbie Goble, Leslie Griffin, James Griffith, David Hagar, Ricky Henry, Gwen Hill, Steve Huddleston, Roger HENLEY'S WESTERN STORE Western Wear for the Entire Family Hwy. 69 2 Mi. S. of Wagoner, Okla. 29 Acfatfttes As WM As Kasler, Thomas Keys, Stephanie Kroeker, Linda McCaslin, Vernon McElroy, Cheryl McIntosh, Karen Moore, Rebecca Nave, Karen Phillips, Anita Ray, Belinda Rice, Darlia Rush, Mike Skinner, Debbie Skinner, Frieda Slinkard, Debra Smith, Darlene Splawn, Brenda Stimson, Scotty Tackett, Beverly Thomason, Gary Underwood, Kirk Walker, Bobbi Walsh, Gary Williams, Phillip HERSMAN FUNERAL HOME Ambulance 485-2213 Emil and Malka Hayes Wagoner, Okla. 30 SOPHOMORES Every part of nature teaches that the passing away of one life is the making room for another. The oak dies down to the ground, leaving within its rind a rich virgin mould, which will impart a vigorous life to an infant forest. David Thoreau Qopho nOte L VuvJfr LOhfy ncL flbs tb, Armstrong, Rebecca Bently, Tom Chidester, Debbie Dale, Charles Dill. BUI Dinsmore, Karen Dinsmore, Patricia Dotson, Terry Dyches, Charles Gwartney, Terry Harrison, Clay Hendricks, Bobby Henry, Margaret Hill, Mike Honeycutt, Leonard Horn, Sabrina Jackson, Mike CARTER’S FOOD CENTER We Give Green Stamps 305 McQuarrie Wagoner, Okla. Today's Menu Chocolate Covered Ants 33 Lik QhiM Buds livlhe Giouung Qum Jackson, Rhonda Jones, Sondra Kasler, Free Motter, Ricky Ogden, Mike Phillips, Clinton Quillen, Cynthia Ray, Johnny Rodrigues, Dino Rush, Mary Sharkey, Allen Smith, Sharon Steddum, Stephen Sutherland, Connie Walker, Patsy Willis, Larry AM AN’S GROCERY and GRILL Owner: Dorothy Aman Hwy. 69 A 33 Ph. 479-5490 Grocery, Gas and Bait 34 ORGANIZATIONS You shall enter the living shelter of the forest. You shall walk where only the wind has walked before. Nancy Newhall m Qtoiu i Utejk Ucww Qocidty 1. Rebecca Armstrong 2. LaRita Albrecht 3. Debbie Slinkard 4. Marsha Patterson 5. Robin Goble 6. Deloris Nave 7. Mike Rush 8. Barry Jantz 9. Mary Rush 10. Gary Walsh 11. Lovetta Phipps 12. Russell Dyches 13. Donnie Bendure 36 AwWid R c£f)i i£s Nmv QckoRtx slup Robin Goble Barry Jantz Ptoject Attetuia Elementary Junior High 37 1973 fimucd!; Qt fo 38 Janet Davis and Susan Anders BUSINESS MANAGER: Linda Skinner PHOTOGRAPHER: Charles Coblentz Vicki Hagar and Cindy Brannon - ' i. Kathy Wassom and Sharon Diacon Joluv Philip Cousct Band Xwwul Robin Goble, a senior, who has been a member of the Chouteau Bands for seven years and plays first chair flute, received the John Philip Sousa Band Award that is presented each year to a band member with high qualifications. Robin has been a drum majorette since her freshman year. She was chosen Band Queen last year and this year by her colleagues, and presently holds the office of Vice-President. Robin played in a flute trio, and was selected to represent Chouteau band, this year, in the All-District band at Broken Arrow . Robin has always been very cooperative and has always shown leadership qualities. PjUUMlM U-Up Susan Anders, a senior, who has been a member of the Chouteau Bands for seven years and plays clarinet, has been selected as the runner-up candidate for the Sousa Band Award. Susan has been a twirler in the band for three years, a Band Queen Attendant, and a band librarian for two years. She has played in a woodwind ensemble at District Contest. Susan has been selected, this year, to represent Chouteau Band in the All-District Band at Broken Arrow. Q uxyu f-flgh Bctiui QUEEN: Robin Goble KING: Benny Splawn ytteudouidz Susan Anders Angela Almendarez. Maty Rush Bill Morgan Randy Bel1 Clay Harrison 41 Bouwi IS 1st ROW: Uniform Mgr. M. Rush, V. Pres. R. Goble. 2nd ROW: Twirler S. Anders, Lib. S. Butler, Property Mgr. M. Rush, Uniform Mgr. D. Jones, Rep. V. McCaslin, Pres. B. Splawn. Sec.-Treas. Twirler C. Bowling. 42 Duuh Uajcw-ettes Robin Goble Mary Rush TwiftiWs Susan Anders, Connie Bowling Cindy Brannon BaU Boosts O icm I. Anderson, C. Bowling, H. Jones. Qu. Wtgji UuStC RoyaCty 0 Debora Fennell Janie Pettyjohn Debra Slinkard 45 FRONT ROW: D. Fennell, L. Goble, C. Bowling, D. Gentry. 2nd ROW: J. Pettyjohn, A. Almendarez, S. Butler, D. Slinkard. 3rd ROW: Mrs. Crockett - Director, B. Moore, C. Wishard, B. Splawn, T. Kasler. £ . UuSfo i . I4igh UuSto 1st ROW: VICE PRESIDENT: Leslie Goble PRESIDENT: Angela Almendarez LIBRARY: Doris Gentry 2nd ROW: SECRETARY-TREASURER: Becky Moore LIBRARY: Carol Wishard ACCOUNTANT: Debbie Slinkard Qb. f-figlvTUfr R. Goble, A. Almendarez, D. Slinkard, Acc. - C. Crow 1st ROW: R. Goble, D. Gentry, D. Fennell. 2nd ROW: L. Albrecht, C. Bowling, M Rush. 3rd ROW: A. Almendarez - Acc., D. Slinkard, C. Crow, S. Anders. 1st ROW: Angela Almendarez LaRita Albrecht Bobbi Walker 2nd ROW: Debra Slinkard Frieda Skinner Gwen Henry Connie Bowling CeQj cb CWuxS 1st ROW: Robin Goble, Maty Rush, Doris Gentry, Bobbi Walker. 2nd ROW: Debra Slinkard, LaRita Albrecht, Susan Anders, Dino Rodrigues, Mrs. Crockett. 3rd ROW: Gwen Henry, Frieda Skinner, Sharon Diacon, Cheryl Crow, Chuck Hardin, Ricky Skinner. 48 Sefecfc CJiMuS R yafty oupv Lib. - Susan Anders Pres. - Doris Gentry V. Pres. - Frieda Skinner Sec.-Treas. - Sharon Diacon Acc. - Debra Slinkard Robin Goble AtteftGkucI:s Soph. - Mary Rush Jr. - Cheryl Crow MuSfo Snapshots 50 Vicki Hagar Karen Nave Sharon Smith Dianna Moore FMA Beau AmL F.F L Sweethead BEAU: Barry Jantz SWEETHEART: Debbie Chidester COMjdtdcdM F.FA OHims 52 MOTTO: Learning to do Doing to learn Earning to live Living to serve PMA- OfcceM Parliamentarian - Linda Skinner Secretary - Stephanie Keys President - Frieda Skinner Vice President - Sharon Diacon Advisor - Mrs. Trogdon Song Leader - Doris Gentry Point Chairman - Debbie Skinner Historian - Gwen Henry Reporter - Debbie Chidester Treasurer - Kathy Wassom FMA- U£intb i MOTTO: Toward New Horizons P.P A. P.f- ,A. Qnctpskois Initiation Initiation 54 Member Initiation Bu$ Henry Wilson Homer Croft Kenneth Roork Clay Tucker CuStodiCMS 55 TM hfiM’ MRS. CROCKETT - Angela A. MR. ENDICOTT - LaRita A., Marsha P., Bobbi W., Karen Me., MRS. JAGGARS - Marsha P. Cheryl C., Frieda S., Doris G. MR. WEAVER - Leslie G., Becky M., Judy D., Sharon S. MR. JONES - Robin G., Karen D., Sabrina H., La Rita A., Donnie B.f Mike R., David G. 56 MR. DRAKE - Rhonda J., Bill D.f Margaret H.f Cynthia Q. MR. BUTLER - Pam R., Janet D., Debbie L.f Mary R. MRS. HAND - Lovetta P. MISS SMITH - LaRita A., Debbie S. MRS. NOFSINGER - Linda S. MRS. TROGDON - Debbie C., Sharon D.t Cheryl C., Kathy W. 57 Joan Sellers Cooks Audi f-lePpm Lorena Jantz Quack Boji WvJms 58 ATHLETICS In this fresh evening each blade and leaf looks as if it had been dipped in an icy liquid greenness. David Thoreau Attendant - Doris Gentry Escort - Barry Jantz ' FootbcM Roya j y QUEEN Cheryl Cole KING Dave Steddum SOPH: Attendant - Connie Sutherland Escort - Steven Steddum Flower Girl - Sharon Coblentz Crown Bearer - Brad Vaught fooiboM FRONT ROW: Walter F.f Mark M., Rogers., DinoR., Danny J., Scott B., Rick M. SECOND ROW: Mgr. David G., Johnny R., Steven S., Clay H., Charles D., Russell D., Dave S., Terry G., Randy B. Mgr. Mike R. THIRD ROW: Dale V., Bill W., Tom J., Cody B., Barry J., Donnie B., Vernon Me., Phillip W., Mike H., James D., Steve B., Russell A., Darrell D. Above - Offense Below - Defense Asst. Coach Asst. B. Weaver, T. Jones, D. Vaught 61 Attendant Judy Dyches Escort Dwayne Jones Attendant Carol Wishard Escort Spencer Miller Bosk tbcM ftty KING Barry Jantz QUEEN Vicki Hagar Attendant Cheryl Cole Escort David Moore Attendant Cindy Brannon Escort Glenn McGuire FIRST ROW: Carol W., Gwen H., Patricia D , Sharon S., Becky M., Karen Me., Margaret H. SECOND ROW: Cheryl C , Darlene S., Judy D., Cindy B., Cheryl C., Vicki H., Belinda R., Sondra J., Mgr. - Robin G., Coach Jones, Mgrs. - Karen D., Sabrina H. BasketbcM FORWARDS GUARDS KNEELING: Mgr. Mike R., Coach D. Vaught. FIRST ROW: Rogers., Charles D.f Spencer M.t Johnny R.f Ricky H., Terry G., David M., Russell D. SECOND ROW: Glenn Me., Clay H.p Donnie B , Dwayne J., Billy D , Mike M., Mike H., Barry J. Boys Ba ketbcM MAIN TEAM That was a Dill-y! 64 FootbaM FIRST ROW: Doris G ., Gwen H ., Angela A . SECOND ROW: Debbie C., Connie S., Cheryl Me. BasketbaM FIRST ROW: Brenda S., Leslie R., Cheryl Me . SECOND ROW: Belinda R., Debbie C., Connie S., Darlene S. 65 Yea! Wildcats Sponsor: MRS. PATTERSON RwtbM Quapslwts SO 88 YEA! CHOUTEAU WILDCATS BosketboM Quapshois 67 Atftfoftc Booster Sec.: J. Sellers, V. Pres.: L. Sellers, Pres.: C. Newton, Treas.: F. Kroeker 111 0  ... 68 CONCESSION STAND WORKERS F. Kroeker, J. Sellers, Z. Motter, B. Plett Ju High And LCbd Principals SENIORS: It gives me great pleasure to commend you for this achievement in your education. This is the foundation for your future, may each of you build high on it. 69 Juntos UCM l Qocieby 70 Nutiiv GW 0 ce t$ PRESIDENT: John Haynes VICE-PRESIDENT: Dianna Moore SECRETARY-TREASURER: Karen Moore REPRESENTATIVE: Tonya Skinner KING: Russell Anderson QUEEN: Michelle Keys 71 pJwih QhjoA Anderson, Russell Armstrong, Sonia Bentley, Johnny Bridges, Scott Butler, Carla Coblentz, Stephen Corn, Betty Cross, Lori Davis, Tommy Detweiler, Cathy Dill, Jeannie Dinsmore, Bobby Dorsey, Charles Fennell, Walter Griffith, Sandy Grossman, Randy Harris, Mary Hatfield, David Haynes, John Hendricks, Wade Henry, Mike Huddleston, Pam Hunt, Ronnie Ingram, Cathy Jackson, Marsha James, Melvin Jantz, Danny Jones, Paul Kasler, Ollie Keys, Michelle Lane, Kenneth Lang, Harry Martin, Amy Mathews, Mary McCleery, Johnny 72 DOTSON'S WELDING SERVICE Box 528 Phone 476-5527 Chouteau, Oklahoma Hwy. 83 Moore, Dianna Moore, Karen Morrow, Mike Morton, Debbif Motter, Mark Motter, Penny Oliver, Annie Patton, Marvin Peace, Judy Penner, Larry Perryman, Richard Potter, Sherril Phillips, Clinton Pitts, Mike Renfroe, Velma Sellers, Roger Shirel, Doug Skinner, Ricky Skinner, Susan Skinner, Tonya Snider, Ken Stamper, Stephen Walsh, Randy Wassom, Jerry Watkins, Thomas 7ft R ioJL Qtep T Nigh VANBEBER and SON GARAGE Gas and Diesel Service Road Service and Welding Chouteau, Oklahoma 73 Glgldh ioJjb 0($bc n PRESIDENT: Eric Freeman VICE-PRESIDENT: Benny Shepherd SECRETARY-TREASURER: Brenda Brie key REPRESENTATIVE: Athena Courtney KING: Ronny Johnson QUEEN: Dawn Grimes CHOUTEAU OTASCO Owners - Bill and Lucille Balinti 108 W. Main Almendarez, Joey Blankenship, Mark Bowling, Lori Brie key, Brenda Butler, Bertha Claypool, Eddie Courtney, Athena Crisp, Chucky Crow, Susan Davis, Leslie Dunn, Suzanne Freeman, Eric Grimes, Dawn Hargis, Randall Harrison, John Haynes, Thad Holland, Bobby Honeycutt, Alvin Jackson, Nancy Johnson, Ronny LeForce, Debbie McDavis, Shirley Morton, Jimmy Prow, Sheila Sellers, Richard Shepherd, Benny Snider, Kelli Statum, Christy Taylor, Joel Toalson, Barbara Walker, Rodney Wilson, Vickie Yocum, Terry Mrs. Crockett Mr. Schaffler AMtk is Stef) TowucL On. High CHOUTEAU LANDRY Self-Service Custom Laundry 210 W. Main John and Ella Voth - Owners 75 Qev dk S acfe O ce iS PRESIDENT: Timmy Hagar VICE-PRESIDENT: Leonard Keys SECRETARY-TREASURER: Jerry Peace REPRESENTATIVE: Darlene Ray QUEEN: Sherrie Smith KING: Eric Bryant Q mdk Beel, Jeannie Beel, Jimmy Bell, Brad Brashar, Terry Bryant, Eric Butler, Thomas Couch, Kevin Crisp, Debbie Cunningham, Leroy Davidson, Robin Dinsmore, Donna Dooley, Jimmie Eimer, David Endicott, Nanette Etter, Sandra Fennell, David Flint, Linda Frailey, Danny Frailey, Randy Gant, Dana Grossman, Steve Hagar, Timmy Harrison, Jason Haynes, Dean Henry, Linda Honeycutt, John Horn, Courtney Horn, Wendy James, Jimmie James, Perry Keys, Leonard Lane, Glenda Lane, Linda Moore, Roger Morrow, Bill FLAT ROCK GROCERY South of Mazie, Hwy. 69 Chouteau, Oklahoma 77 WotW Stef T(hjjwiAj Success Yocom, Chris Mr. Adair Mrs. Nofsinger Motter, Roger Nave, Rickey Pankratz, Janet Peace, Jerry Penner, Diane Oliver, Becky Ray, Darlene Ray, Marlene Roberts, Valerie Smith, Sherrie Turner, Joyce Walsh, Kevin Warden, Lisa Whitecotton, Billy Yocom, Rodney Mazie General Store Faye and Charles Bussey Mazie, Oklahoma 78 JUNIOR HIGH ACTIVITIES It is true, I never assisted the sun materially in its rising; but, doubt not, it was of the last importance only to be present at it. David Ihoreau J'v. ytgh FootbcM R yai j Robin Davidson Timmy Hagar QUEEN: Penny Motter KING: Mike Henry Dawn Grimes Bobby Holland Rene Bryant Sandy Griffith Ronnie Motter Danny Jantz 80 SPONSOR: Mrs. Hand Football Above: L. Flint, L. Roberts, D. Grimes, D. Crisp, S. Griffith, A. Courtney. Basketball Right: S. Griffith, S. Smith, M. Mathews, D. Penner. J . f-figh FooiboM J't. f-ftgh BasktfbM Royalty QUEEN: Amy Martin KING: Roger Sellers Attendants And Bscoris Tommy Davis - Penny Motter Ronnie Johnson - Susan Crow 82 J'u f-fajk BaskdboM 1 Pr 1 Gink 83 Junior High Musfo QUEEN Sherrie Williams ATTENDANTS Brenda Brickey Janet Pankratz JuwXtw Ste Club FIRST ROW: Sec.-Treas. - Nancy Jackson Accompanist - Janet Pankratz Librarian - Valerie Roberts SECOND ROW: V. President - Brenda Brickey Librarian - Barbara Toalson President - Susan Crow Jluuoa I-figh Tu Nancy Jackson Susan Crow Vicki Wilson Acc. Mary Rush 85 Jl . t-ficjh Qfytob Lori Bowling, Nancy Jackson, Janet Pancratz, Vicki Wilson, Debra Leforce, Valerie Roberts, Acc. - Mary Rush. Bctact Qnctpskots 86 ELEMENTARY To me, every hour of light and dark is a miracle. Every cubic inch of space is a miracle. Walt Whitman UfiJW Dwui We, the 1973 Wildcat Staff, have dedicated this page to Mrs. Mitchell, who retired from teaching in May 1972, as a means of expressing our deep and sincere appreciation for her many years of devoted service. She has lighted the lamps of learning in a most delightful and inspiring way for hundreds of grade students. We thank you, Mrs. Mitchell, for what you have shared with us. PRINCESS - Jeanette Plett PRINCE - Jimmie Butler 89 G W cfcew-y Rwiuify t CAROLYN RHODES ANN GRACE Kindergarten MARIA RUSH FERN ANDERS First Grade Second Grade r KAY JONES Third Grade DIAN CROFT Fifth Grade OPAL SCHULZE Fourth Grade CAREN PATTERSON ORPHA BEARDEN THOMAS FLEMING Fifth Grade Special Education sixth Grade 90 f-foufyo JZM FIRST ROW: K. Morgan, S. Key, C. Wilson, B. Piland, S. Miller, K. Jones, L. Hargis, S. Grossman, L. Roberts, T. Atwell. SECOND ROW: J. Bond, D. Newton, J. Hofmeister, S. Holmes, C. Grossman, L. Vanbeber, S. Wilson, G. Hughes, D. Porter. FIRST ROW: S. Blankenship, W. James, J. Butler, K. O’Dell, J. Plett, K. Helems, B. Vaught. T. Hofmeister, S. Endicott. SECOND ROW: E. Eimer, B. Moore, C. Carter, C. Roach. T. Wilson, S. Suggs, J. Pankratz, C. Carter, S. McGuire. THIRD ROW: R. Johnson, A. Vaught, V. Vanbeber, R. Chidester, J. Harrison, G. Lane, T. Bryant, S. Frailey, S. Neal. 91 ltifc £ iS Off Leaefe ts(uf Is . . . Bryant, Rene Bryant, Tammy Buchanan, Amy Burleigh, Bobby Carter, David Chidester, Randy Donati., Sherri Frailey, Sandra Freeman, Brian Hargis, Joel Helems, Nancy Holland, Cathy Honeycutt, Debra James, Jack MEADOWBROOK NURSING HOME Specializing in Special Care Chouteau, Oklahoma AcqulW By Tkb Styth Morrow, Ray Motter, Audie Motter, Ronnie Nave, Terry Neal, Sheryl Ogden, Sherrill Perkins, Becky Perkins, Mark Plett, Benny Ray, Mark Ray, Victor Roberts, Mickey Smith, Kelly Snider, Karla Tucker, Lisa Walker, Tracy Walsh, Karen Watson, Mary Whitecotton, Tracy Mr. Fleming BILL'S CYCLE CITY 307 S. Mill Pryor, Oklahoma Fif th rfbd(!A6 . . . James, Sherry Johnson, Diana Johnson, Robby Jones, Mike Kvittum, Kenneth Beel, Phil Brashar, Patricia Carpenter, Paul Courtney, Mike Davis, Kerwin Eimer, Evelyn Endicott, Lori Etter, Lori Fennell, Teresa Harrison, Jody Heltzel, Laurel Henry, Teri Henry, Tommy Huggins, Jeannie COMMERCIAL PRINTING COMPANY 3 N. Elliot Pryor, Oklahoma Accept Ckctltmge Morrison, Shirley Mullings, Clinton Neel, Sandra Ogden, Virginia Ray, Andrew Ray, Debra Rice, Robin Shepherd, Andy Stamper, Cheryl Steddum, Ronnie Stout, Jeffery Suggs, Jeff Vanbeber, Veredia Vaught, Annette Wilson, Jimmy Wilson, Natalie Wishard, Roger Mrs. Patterson KIRK and WORLEY DRESS SHOP 216 E. Graham Barbara Kirk, Iva Lee Worley - Owners For The Best Selections in Town 95 Fowdh i xdjb c Couch, Roger Crown, Donald Dooley, David Dooley, Michael Bradshaw, Bryan Bryant, Timmy Buchanan, Amanda Butler, Carl Butler, Jimmy 96 STANLEY’S HOME FURNISHINGS 34 N. Mill Pryor, Oklahoma TofctO'wWs WoMyTodjQu Henry, Regina Locke, Steven Morgan, Michael Newton, David Oliver, Billy PACKARD BROS. MOTOR CO. 600 N. 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Mill Pryor, Oklahoma 98 itdvl qmj Powdh Goactats Cttuggfe f-fax L Boren, Michael Bradshaw, Michael Burleigh, Tony Carpenter, Mark Choate, Dale Conatzer, Pamela Cunningham, Sherry Dooley, Dennis Flint, Charlotte Flint, Michael Kvittum, Kevin Pennel, Larry Pi land, Bobby Ray, Cheryl Ray, Reggie Turner, Michael Warden, Charles Wilson, Lori Wilson, Sherry Miss Bearden DAIRY QUEEN 320 South Mill, Pryor, Oklahoma Leroy and Oma Lee Stephens, Owners Let us serve you, Pryor 99 100 t QteowL OwIm Obtain Ajow iCncnuhdQ Atwell, Tammy Bond, Jodie Carter, Joey Dale, Jeana Frailey, James Grass, David Grossman, Shelly Hargis, Lisa Henry, Teresa Holland, Becky Holmes, Billy Hughes, Glen James, Diana Keys, Lyndon Larremore, David Manley, Derek Martin, Billy Mathews, Dwayne McMahan, Sherrie Miskimen, Monica Neal, Owen Newton, Debbie Oliver, Bobby Piland, Billy Porter, David Ray, Leslie Roberts, LaVonda Vanbeber, Lenedia Warren, Kelly Wilson, Shannon VENAMON-HARDY AGENCY INC. 3 North Adair Pryor, Oklahoma 825-3295 PViSt 10A tS Step i dt(y K Jqjup U cmlCcL Blackwell, Randi Bradshaw, Traci Brashar, Theresa Courtney, Timothy Cunningham, Brad Diffee, Wayne Dooley, Dale Fuller, Quint Golliver, Billy Grossman, Cathy Henry, Lori Hofmeister, Jennifer Holmes, Cheri Hughes, Richard James, Judy Jones, Kelly Key, Shari Macon, Jackie Martin, James Miller, Sean Morgan, Kelli Piland, Marde Sanders, Sean Stout, Sammy Taylor, Walter Van Huss, James Wilson, Cindy Wittie, Russell Mrs. Anders MAYES COUNTY PROPANE Sales, Services, Appliances 10 W. Graham Pryor, Oklahoma Office Phone - 825-2433 101 At Couch, Stacey Dale, Johnny Duncan, Laura Freeman, Sherry Grossman, Patty Hanglin, Amanda Harris, Sandra Johnson, Ronnie Lik We ds Brickey, Greg Ellis, Nadene Elrod, Sherry Foster, Lisa Freeman, Roy Holmes, Lori Macon, Dwania Nivens, Jimmy Perkins, Amy Revels, Lucy Wages, Joey Whalen, Kathy Whitecotton, Cindy Whitener, Shelli Wilson, Jewel Ann Mrs. Grace TIM BARE T. V. SERVICE 311 West Graham Pryor, Oklahoma 103 Bftguu MS Bom 1 OfacpM TOP ROW: Jimmie Dooley - President, Carrie Keys - Vice Pres., Nancy Helems - Sec. and Treas., Robby Johnson - Librarian. BOTTOM ROW: Jimmie Wilson - Librarian, Andrew Ray - Property Manager, Jerry Pank-ratz - Property Manager. BegUme is Bowl Uew e ts 104 BfahteirfaAy Uusfo Rotjafi6j Sherry Grossman EiettteMi 'uj Uu$fo Shirley Morrison - Librarian; Pamela Morrison - Secretary and Treasurer; Tammy Bryant -President; Mary Rush - Accompanist; Sandra Frailey - Vice President. 105 tfejTftewia uj ChcnuS FIRST ROW: Patsy Watson, Diana Rice, Shirley Morrison, Sandra Neel, Jeannie Huggins. SECOND ROW: Regina Henry, Linda Heltzel, Laurel Heltzel, Jeanette Plett, Sherry Grossman. THIRD ROW: Pamela Morrison, Tommy Henry, Tammy Bryant, Sandra Frailey, Annette Vaught. Efeiuewta'itj FooibcM FIRST ROW: Bobby Mark Ray, Mickey Roberts, Tracy Whitecotton, Ronnie Motter. SECOND ROW: Mark Perkins, Coach - Dee Drake, Benny Plett, Gerald Locke, Randy Chidester, Assistant Coach - Sandy Collette, Elden McIntosh. 106 GnjoA EwtbcM FIRST ROW: Dooley, Roberts, Whitecotton, Plett, Carpenter, Jackson, Whitecotton, Mottor, Ray, McIntosh. SECOND ROW: Perkins, Peace, Frailey, Hagar, Frailey, Beel, Bell, Chidester, Elmer, Grossman. THIRD ROW: Fennell, Locke, Slatter, Couch, Harrison, Mottor, Haynes, Keys, Bryant, Coaches: Drake and Collette. 107 -r-a-c-e!!! You Don't 3=jy! _l 5©© = •oo© 3000 teeoe He said what r V  Tastes so pood you hate to put it down!! 3’ e°t 16? I'm 3o excited' v The Cutest Thinfs! vou bav CAUTION: loaches at Work! TH2 GrtclAT alSCAFE! I! T rp. ,, ' „ „ The Jollv Green e're In The M--0--N--S--Y!! Who??? If eyes were made for seeing, Then Beauty is its own excuse for being. Ralph Waldo Emerson PxU ClfyoI D. H. MORGAN Dear Students, We are reaching other crossroads. Some of you will be turning off here, and our paths may never cross again. We must say goodbye and wish you the best of luck. Others, may be leaving but our trails may meet and you know the pleasure we find in meeting old friends. But for most of you, our trail will continue on this fall together. See you then ... J. School Secretary FAYE EARP 112 Fctcujfej SUE RAY First and Second Grade DORIS LAUTERBACH Third and Fourth Grade DAURENE MORGAN Fifth and Sixth Grade ANN GRACE Seventh and Eighth Grade DAN MORGAN Seventh and Eighth and Athletics 113 Ptt tCG QM i Punms Rocky Haddick and Susan Ramirez VoJ didUydQM FRED SLATER 114 RM FIRST, SECOND, THIRD AND FOURTH GRADES FIRST ROW: W. Yoder, M. Miller, E. Yoder, L. Cobb, L. Yoder, S. Chupp, D. Detweiler, D. Harris, E. Yoder, M. Yoder. SECOND ROW: J. Burk, K. Harris, J. Yoder, A. Jackson, M. Hibbs, A. Ellis, T. Courthon, K. Bussey, W. Chupp, K. Cobb. THIRD ROW: W. Little, S. Yoder, L. Detweiler, P. Yoder, J. Morgan, C. Duncan, R. Little, P. Miller, R. Wellhousen, P. Yoder. FIFTH, SIXTH, SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADES FIRST ROW: N. Yoder, S. Yoder, S. Ramirez, D. Dyches, D. Burk, R. Waggoner, D. Jackson, L. Yoder. SECOND ROW: R. Miller, S. Detweiler, D. Courthon, L. Jackson. J. Ramirez, F. Slater, D. Chupp, N . Detweiler. 115 iOudjb Burk, Dennis Detweiler, Norma Dyches, Annette Ellis, Patricia Harris, Chris Martin, Eddie Monk, Evelyn Ramirez, Jerri MORGAN PLUMBING AND REG. CO. 5 South Mill Pryor, Oklahoma Proprietor - Lee Morgan 116 Coblentz, Billy Detweiler, Susan Dyches, Danny Freiner, Kathy Jackson, David Ladwig, Debbie Miller, Lorene Monk, Arnold Pres. C. Harris Treas. E. Monk Slater, Andy Splawn, Belenda Waggoner, Russell SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS Yoder, Jerry Yoder, Mary Beth Qtyjth u%de Armstrong, Alan Burk, Michael Chupp, Dorthea Courthon, Dawn Haddick, Rocky Hibbs, Leslie Hunt, Denice Kasler, Ester Waggoner, Robert Yoder, Calvin 118 Fifth GW Castillo, Cathy Chupp, Kenneth Chupp , Leon Dyches, Joe Freiner, Janet Jackson, Lorna Miller, Paul Miller, Robert Pippin, Mark Yoder, Dale Yoder, Lester Yoder, Nettie Sue Yoder, Sylvia Mrs. Morgan FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADE OFFICERS 119 Pres. - D. Courthon V. Pres. - J. Freiner Treas. - R. Haddick Fowith iad Coblentz, Debbie Detweiler, Leroy Duncan, Carolyn Ellis, Lola Little, Larry Ray Little, Raylene Miller, Pollyanna Morgan, John Wellhousen, Rhae Lynn Yoder, Allen Yoder, Pauline Yoder, Perry Yoder, Roger Yoder, Sara 120 7 Wi iadb Bentley, Stanley Bussey, Kylia Castillo, Tammie Chupp, Wanda Kay Cobb, Kimberley Courthon, Tina Ellis, Patricia Ann Harris, Keith Hibbs, Malesa Jackson, Andrew Johannes, Rusty Monk, Rita Jo Nivens, Frankie Sara Yoder - President, Roger Yoder - Vice President, Andy Jackson - Secretary. 121 vOuj Burk, Janie Chupp, Shirley Coblentz, Sharon Detweiler, Deloris Detweiler, Doris Duncan, Tera Harris, Deadra Hibbs, Tracy Little, Wanda Martin, Donald Miller, Mary Ellen Monk, Carman Yoder, Enos Lee Yoder, Freeman Yoder, Lydia Yoder, Rosella 122 PVt b GW Cobb, Lisa Detweiler, Ida Ellen Ellis, Roger Ellis, Harold Fine, Joe Gregory, Jerry Gutierrez, Greg Yoder, Edna Mae Yoder, Marvin Yoder, Mervin Yoder, Merle Yoder, William ' - J 123 You must not know too much, or be too precise or scientific about birds and trees and flowers and watercraft; . . . Walt Whitman Riojtiwiui BW 125 Ch ioJL Gtoup 126 4-14 Q TOP ROW: Danny Dyches - Vice President Russell Waggoner - Secretary David Jackson - President Billy Coblentz - Song Leader Calvin Yoder - Game Leader Arnold Monk - Game Leader Mike Burk - Song Leader BOTTOM ROW; Belenda Splawn - Vice President Norma Detweiler - Game Leader Beth Yoder - Secretary Annette Dyches - Song Leader Jeri Ramirez - Game Leader Evelyn Monk - President 4-14 BoyS 127 FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADE FIRST ROW: S. Ramirez, D. Courthon, P. Little. SECOND ROW: C. Castillo, L. Hibbs, L. Jackson, D. Hunt, E. Kasler, Coach - D. Morgan. SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE FROM LEFT: D. Ladwig, B. Yoder, B. Splawn, N. Detweiler, K. Freiner, D. Courthon, E. Monk, A. Dyches, J. Ramirez, Coach - D. Morgan. 128 Boys Bask tbcM FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADE FIRST ROW: R. Waggoner, J. Dyches, R. Miller, D. Yoder. SECOND ROW: M. Burk, C. Yoder, A. Armstrong, M. Pippin, R. Haddick, P. Miller, Coach - D. Morgan. SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE FROM LEFT: D. Dyches, A. Monk, D. Burk, E. Martin, F. Slater, C. Harris, A. Slater, B. Coblentz, R. Waggoner, D. Jackson, Coach - D. Morgan. 129 COOK Blanche Baker Cafeteria Workers BUS DRIVERS 130 fiAjCtqfo Be it ever so humble, there's no place like school ... school with its long library assignments, squeaky basketball thrillers, studyhall whispering, princess selection surprises and morning flag raising 131 exercises ... there's no place like school. ADVERTISERS How simple our basic needs — a little food, sun, air, water, shelter, warmth and sleep! How lightly might this earth bear man forever! Nancy Newhall 3 MILLION IN 3 YEARS CONVENIENCE IS BANKING AT .. . CHOUTEAU’S BANK OF COMMERCE Employees R. M. Johnson, Pres. L. Porter, Vice-Pres. WE ASK ONLY THE OPPORTUNITY TO PROVE THAT YOU WILL BE NUMBER 1 WHEN YOU DO BUSINESS WITH US Take Advantage of the Bank that Looks After Its Own OPEN 9:00 AM to 2:30 PM - WEEKDAYS OPEN 9:00 AM to 12:00 Noon - SATURDAYS NOW INSURED TO $20,000 476-8317 476-5510 HOME OWNED HOME MANAGED MMUi MfOkl MKXAJKI IMTOMIO After Banking Hours 215 W MAIN CHOUTEAU OKLA Metal Stampings Marshall Jackson 918-476-8473 JACKSON MANUFACTURING COMPANY High Production Wire Forms Painting ■ jAo P.O. Box 427 Mazie, Okla. 74353 AMERICAN BANK OKLA. We Carry the Million Dollar Excess Bond C  i WFo.,io to •xoooo PHONE 825-1166 Bookkeeping Dept 825-1323 200 E GRAHAM PRYOR OKLAHOMA MATTHEW A. P. SCHUMACHER President 1. Largest Bank in Mayes County 2. Big Enough to Serve All Your Banking Needs 3. The Friendly Bank GLEN V. LONG Vice Pres. ■ -is. AMERICAN BANK .OF OKLAHOMA PRYOR, OKLAHOMA 74361 918 825-1166 138 ,n“ KROEKER GROCERY AND DRY GOODS 101 N. Main 111 Casauer Ave. Wagoner, Oklahoma FIRST WAGONER BANK AND TRUST CO. IT S GREER S, IT S GOOD! GREER'S RANCH HOUSE SAUSAGE HAMS, BACON, SAUSAGE 825-1710 Box 221 — Pryor, Okla. ADAIR'S GARAGE AND STATION A H LUMBER CO. So. of Mazie on Hwy. 69 Mazie, Oklahoma 101 N. Chouteau Materials for your home 139 ANDERS REALTY Phone Office 476 5251 BARTON'S DAIRY BEE Highway 69 Home 476-8460 BREWER CONSTRUCTION CO. Box 866 Pryor Ph. 476-5447 So. Chouteau on Hwy. 69 Agriculture—Commercial Joe Brewer, Owner CARECO TRUCK STOP AND RESTAURANT 24 Hour Service Phone 476-971 I Chouteau, Oklahoma 74337 UO Chouteau Elevator Co. Mix — Grind — Sell Feed Amanda Chupp — Owner Chouteau Lumber Company Painting — Building — Plumbing and Electric Supplies Phone 476 881 I 10 Wheel Dump Trucking SAND — ROCK — DIRT — ASPHALT RIP _ RAP Building Stone (918) 476-8386 GARRETT DAILEY CROCKETT LAND CO. NOW. Main Chouteau, Ok. 74337 Rt. I Chouteau, Okla. 74337 Located mile south of Mazie on Highway 69 141 DAVIS I-STOP GROCERY So. of Chouteau on Highway 69 DEE'S VW Mazie, Ok. VW Repair Owner: Dee Freeman GALE'S BEAUTY SHOP 123 W. Main Street Chouteau, Oklahoma HORN'S DAIRY SNACK Hamburgers, Suzy Q's Twist Ice Cream Chouteau, Oklahoma 142 JACKSON TOOL CO. Mazie Okla. CALVIN E. JACKSON Owner f M M HARDWARE Paint, Plumbing and Electric Supplies 201 W. Main MIDWAY CAFE AND TRUCK STOP McCORMACK AND SON DX P.O. Box 537 Chouteau, Okla. 74337 33-69 Junction No. Mgr. Irene Anderson 143 MONTEREY MOTEL Hwy. 69-33 Chouteau Proprietor Victor Sokolosky NANCY’S BEAUTY NOOK I 10 So. Hayden Chouteau, Okla. RIPPETOE AUCTION Highway 69 Chouteau, Okla. LOYD SMITH AND SON CEMENT FINISHERS AND CONTRACTORS Rt. I Chouteau, Okla. Phone 476-8496 144 Texaco Truck Stop And Restaurant 24 Hour Service S And H Green Stamps So. of Chouteau on Hwy. 69 D. A. George Implement Co. Box 905, Pryor 74361 Complete Financing Phone 825 0136 Vernie's Auto Supply Highway 69 Chouteau, Oklahoma Don Stover's Shoes Put your feet in our shoes Pryor, Okla. 145 TAYLOR AND SONS Route One Pryor, Oklahoma Big John's Grocery 20 South Broadway Inola, Oklahoma Open 7 days a week 7-1 I 146 Colvins' Auto And Truck Service Center Rt. 2, Box 4 B on Hwy. 33 W„ 1 16 Mile Locust Grove, Oklahoma — Ph. 479 5384 Owners Leo Colvin B. R. (Bill) Colvin INOLA FARM ELEVATOR Inola Farm Elevator Inola, Oklahoma Fertilizer Blending Custom Grinding Mixing and Cleaning Northeast Oklahoma Claremore School Supplies J. A. Hardison P. O. Box 1065 Claremore Okla. 74017 Electric Cooperative Inc. 229 South Wilson Street Vinita, Oklahoma 74301 147 shop Musical Instrument Repairs We Start, d m 1943 609 Fredonia Street MUSKOGEE, OKLAHOMA 74401 Dial 687-8261 SAL'S Sporting Goods Inc. 3525-B East 51st Street Tulsa, Oklahoma We Love to Work on Musical Thangs Brang yours on over ZhuG ld lAJitMsUlCf 2bcUu PtexlLucti FROM THE EXPERTS IN GOOD TASTE Happy reminder. Life ahead offers many uncertainties. But throughout the years one constant remains. Your Balfour class ring. It will never fail as a happy reminder of the golden years you shared with your classmates. Wear it with pleasure. JIM ROBERTSON 12336 East 16th Place Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 74128 representing JEWELRY’S FINEST CRAFTSMEN 148 Total Electric Living. Why it makes more sense. Economical. And clean. Two reasons why the flameless electric climute is a wiser choice. Throughout our area, we’ve found the annual operating cost of Cold Medallion Homes and Apartments to be no more than those using a combination system. And because pollution is every one s concern, remember this. Electricity is the cleanest form of energy for your home. In a Total Electric home or apartment, you live in a clean, comfortable environment. In this economy-ecology minded world, electricity does make more sense. Hardware Sporting Goods Co. m You hveB bette ■ ■ electrically. PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY P. o. Box 1105 McAlester, Olda. OF OKLAHOMA Chouteau Business Establishments Town Country Beauty Shop East of Chouteau Hwy. 33 Pryor Business Establishments 69 Motel Highway 69 Allred Barber Shop 227 E. Graham Carousel Fabrics 34 South Mill Fisher's Vickers 102 South Mill American Sheet Metal Co. 301 West Graham Chouteau Lime Company Four Southwest First Fish-n-Chicken 315 North Mill Anderson's Kerr McGee 409 South Mill Citizens Cleaners 801 E. Center Green Funeral Home 101 North Rowe Ashley Valley Mobile Homes South on Highway 69 Dairy Stop 116 Mill St. Holiday Motel 701 South Mill B-J Flying Service Inc. Pryor Municipal Airport Dillions 505 South Mill Hope Lumber And Supply Co. 33 North Mill Campbell's Real Estate 22 N. Adair Erwin Glass Co. 475 South Mill ♦ Ivans Jewelry LTD 0 South Adair 149 Jackson Insurance 41 1 East Graham Peters Department Store 1 10 East Graham Stafford Bowling Lanes East on Highway 20 Jordan's Jewelers LTD Walmart Shopping Center Phoenix Federal 18 North Adair Taylor Furniture 1 18 South Mill Kens Pizza Parlor 587 South Mill Plumbing and Repairs 27 South Mill Ted's Texaco 701 East Graham Korthal's Livestock Supply South on Highway 69 Price's Texaco 112 South Mill The Offbeat Two South Vann La Petite 19 North Elliott Professional Pharmacy 422 East Graham The Outlet 19 South Adair Martin Cleaners 13 North Elliott Pryor 5f to $ 1.00 Store 204 — 206 East Graham Thompson Studio 305 West Graham Mary Ann's Flowers 405 N.E. 1st and Main St. Mayes County Abstract Co. 20 North Adair Pryor Jewelry 214 East Graham Pryor Livestock Commission South of Pryor Town and Trail 209 East Graham Town and Country Dress Shop 206 East Graham Melton's Refrigeration 41 South Mill Pryor Shoe Store 224 East Graham United Electric 12 South Mill Pearl's Merle Norman 203 East Graham Pryor Veterinary Hospital Unrau's Meat Locker East of Pryor MFA Insurance Agency Three South Mill Mill Street Motor 19 South Mill Ramm's Auto Body Shop Two Miles East on Hwy. 20 Ranch Acres Veterinarian Hospital Western Auto Home Owned Six South Adair Witt Monument Co. East on Hwy. 20 Otasco 11 1 East Graham Saunders Fashions 220 — 222 East Graham Andy King Wheel Alignment Bal. 403 North Mill Patterson's Flowers Gifts 27 North Vann Sharp's Department Store Corner of Adair and Graham B. H. Electric Motor Service Pat Samsel 101 South Adair Sonic Drive-In 810 Northeast First Chupp Feed And Implement Co. Four West Graham 150 C. R. Anthony Co. Pryor And Chouteau Schaffer's Office and 1 16 East Graham Skelgas Service School Supplies Four South Vann 228 East Graham Epperly's Carpet And Drapes 16 South Adair Harris — Luqinbuel We sell for less Funeral Service, Inc. Wal Mar+ Discoun+ City 101 South Mill Satisfaction Guaranteed Locust Grove Business Establishments Bank of Locust Grove Foreman’s Clothing Store Rucker's Dari-Ette Box 185 Highway 82 North D. And H. Cafe Jenkins DX Storie's Laundry Downing Propane Company P. O. Box 61 Box 248 Locust Grove Truck And Equipment Wanda's Kut And Kurl Salon of Beauty Wagoner Business Establishments Bub's Locker Service Jean Auto Supply Roy Center's Furniture 124 North Main 510 West Cherokee 203 South Main Barney Roofing And Sheet Metal Rogers Drug 401 West Cherokee Jeffer's Motor Company 203 East Cherokee Main And Cherokee Farmers Produce Co. Box 248 Hefner's DX Service Station Stacy's Motor Company 24 Hour Wrecker Service 705 West Cherokee Jeffer's Federated Store Champlin's Service Station 103-105 South Main The Owl Drug Store 1211 South McQuarrie 1 15 South Main Grand Chevrolet Co. Across from Courthouse Keller's Service Station 1 2 mile North on Hwy. 69 Tulsa Business Establishments Buck's Sporting Goods Inc. Moulder — Oldham Company 5008 South Sheridan Maintenance Supplies Muskogee Business Establishments Oklahoma School Supply Company 1305 North Main 151 Autographs